h-A-nna of his Influenco and "Ciceronian ___£_•? «H to whine at a Bishop because he il con-pici ouiby his ahsonce; and, "O ye gods," we "re "old he ought to have been there for the purpose of giving his "ill __.tr_cted neighbours" wholospme truths __~ «taM-datl-S. What taeß9 Herald-dea.g _X_ Ignor-iuuses must think ot themselves when thus branded, became In the exercise of tbeir privileges os rotepoyora, they dared to filffjr from the preconcerted plans which were submitted for their approval, is on. ot those most wonderful problems which cannot easily oe divined. And now no to my wonderful nmondmen . the Bole reason for Its being couched ia BUoh significant language was in order that there might not be tie slightest misapprehension on the subject. It was my intention that the feeling of the meeting should bo aoourately gaugeo, keeping in view tho motto " Vox popull, vox Del." and, as I stotod, the opinion ellcitsd was the strong hammer falling upon the iron in its malleable sta^. and giving it that shape and ohamoter which it must finally aaanme; and, thUB through this wonderful amendment tne people Bpo.e, and through the ballot-box they will again |B»eak, and if .they are true to their promises, pledges, and self-lntereßW, there win be ao doubt about the issue. The bur gesses of Pornell are not the 111-Instructed oreatureßde3orlbedlnthe "Herald, ther are good men and true, and would most of them M satisfied and pleased with a good, reliable, ana abundant water supply, and also with an em cient, provad and tried system of drainage. But ot the risk of again being charged-impious by yoar contemporary, I state, and can prove, they asked of the Council bread and tuoy got a Btone, a pretty heavy ono too. o iu .™ ne _¥f jSfi wornd piece round their peeks a debt £«£«" to start with. Jhoy asked lor a fish and they ns-uis^ge. _BO__s ,os»? ifWg th« SS2_v_.d schemes wore rejected, o=d -o lth that the ,«_._ will *«w Jfctt no oonfldenoe whatever ia reptwed in the crude -htmirinal and Utopian proposals whioh have b-en TObmltted. and I v.ntnre t. affirm tbat while oni every hand tbere is a desire to SSiducS wat/r into the Borough, as well as an efficient system of drainage, the rote- Bayors will oabserve their true interests best, ana obtain in the more eatisfaotory way what they require, by slaughtering: tho iil-besrotten offspring of the Counoll, and by uniting them selves with the olty.-l am. Seo., J. ABB3TT.

St. George's Boy Rood, Parnell,

SUDDEN DEATH OF MR. AICKIN.

He Falls Dead While Sawing a

Piece of Wood.

The sudden death of Mr George Aickin, Civil Engineer, was reported iv town shortly before noon today, find as the deceased gentleman was well-known, and respected, the news caused general regret. Mr Aickin resided at Epsom, and was en gaged sawing a piece of wood in his yard soon after nine o'clock thia morning. His wife, Mrs Barbara Aickin, saw liim in the performance of this work at 9.30 a.m., and two minutes later she had occasion to return to the yard, when see found him stretched at full length on the ground, She endeavoured to raise hiin.nnd then finding thathe was quitedead, screamed for assistance. Major Lambert, who resides in tho vicinity, responded to the call, and assisted her |to carry the body into the house, Medical assistance having been sent for, Dr Goldsbro' was soon in atttendodc, but his services were unavailing. Lifo was quite extinct. The deceased, who has apparently been In good health, was sixty years of age. Death was the result of heart disease, but Dr. Goldaboro' speaking from his previous knowledge of " deceased, considers an inquest to be unnecessary, Tbe deceased leaves five or six children, one of whom is in the employ of the Telegraph Depart ment.

NEWS FROM TE AROHA.

{BY TEL-GRAPH. — PRESS -OBNCY.)

THAMES, this day. A telephone line has been opened to Paeroa this morning. The first message was seat to the "Star" as follows :—

Tbe Native Lands Court is now sitting. The natives are mustering, Good reports from Te Aroha. Stone showing gold is being found daily at Karangahake. Price Bros., contractors for the removal of tho Piako Battery to Te Aroha, for Mr Firth, commenced taking down the battery yesterday. Shares in the Manaia, a claim adjoining the prospectors at Karongahake, were selling at £18. There are 67 men on the ground in tbe claim.

Apigeongram justreceived from Te Aroha fays Gairn prospecting the Premier ground came across another reef carrying good gold, tunning parallel with the reef now being worked. Tho show improves ss it is worked. Within a few days he expects to report a show equal to the present one. Werohiki.—The manager reports antici pation of coming on the reef. Napier Claim is the only one work ing on the face of the hill. Two men have been working this claim eince the commencement of the field, and intend going 00. Such energy and pluck deserve the entire support and encouragement of the Te Aroha people. Mr Wilkinson, late of the " Advertiser," bas decided to start a paper immediately. With the promises of support already given by the inhabitants of tho,whole district, he has nothing to fear of tho ultimate success of his plucky enterprise.

TIMARU RACES.

BBLLING HANDICAP H _BD__S, Of 20SOV8.

Distance, 1_ mile. B. Mundell's Black Doctor (Nichols) ... 1 J. Lucey's Fawn \ 0, Jones's Tom Fool _ * Winter Oats Handicap, SOsovs. Dis

tance, 6 furlongs. H. P. Lance's Vanguard, 7at. (Derritt)... 1 P. Butlsr's Team, 7at. (Butler)._ ... 2 A. Brotney's Whitlow, Bst. 3lbs. ... 3 Vanguard had it all his own way with Tenta, and won as he pleased, oy a clean length, CONSOLATIO- HANDICAP, of 3030V5. Distance, 1 mile. Butler's Luna, Bst. lib. (W. Butler) ... 1 Bates's The Poet, 6st. lOlbs. (Blanche)... 2 Cutts'sChancellor, Bft. _lbs. (Hoskiag)... 3

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Afhii, 27. Colonial Bank—Sellers, 50b N.Z. I_sura_ce-80J South British Ipsnranoe-Bellers, 68s Standard Insurance—Buyera, 154 6d Union Inßuranon-Buyers, 21s N.Z. L. and MeroantUe-Buyers, £517s Bd Auckland Gas-Bellerß, £10 10a ' Union Bosh ond Door-Bayers, £8 N.Z. Timber-Buyers. £5 17s 6d; sellers, _B 10s Boy of iBl-nds Cooi-Sellerß, £9 2s Bd ■ Northern Company—Sellers, 12b 6d Fisher Se Co.— Buyera. lis 3d; sellers, 12s Accident Insurance- 3a 9d to 3s lOd - Caledonian-Sellers, ISs - Kuronul H)ll-6s9d; buyers, 6s 9d; sellers, 7s

Golden Crown—Sellers, I.b 3d Queen of Beauty-Sellers, 10s Premier—Seller a, 5s 8d Martha—96 Hers, 10s New Find-Sellers. ttM __ NKWMAW> Chairman,

Tenders for two handsome shops in College Road, for Mr Hamilton, were opened at the office of Mr Herapath, trehitect, to-day. No tender has yet een accepted.

" Maritana " in concert form will be giyen this evoiing in the Theatre Koyal, by Mr Gordon Gooch and his pupils. The prices are, 4s, 2a 6d, la, but holders of tickets for front and second seats at the previous concert who were prevented from using them, will, on this occasion, be entitled to secure by them admission to the dress circle and stalls respectively.

A requisition is in course of preparation for presentation to His Worship the Mayor, _raving him to convene a meeting of citi zens for the pnrpose of giving expression to the sympathy telt here for the persecuted Jews in Russia. The subscription list which Mr B. M, C. Harrison, of the Beresford-atreet School, has in hand for the benefit of Mrs Ellisdon, is steadily filling up. A donation, of £2 2s was yesterday received from Mr G. P. Pierce.

The annual income of London charities is shown to have fallen during the last three1 years by nearly £81,000. The total, however, still reaches the enormous sum of £4,121,546. The Earl of Shaftesbury has estimated that the amount received by fraudulent charities reaches at east a quarter of a million sterling annually. ■ Messrs G. W. Owen and Co. have re ceived a telegram, from Dunedin, stating that the Lapwing was ready to sail for Auckland on Saturday last, but could not get out until yesterday, owing to there not being enough water to Boat tbo vessel". The Lapwing is only a rigantihe of 243 tons gross register, and while crafts of that size are unable to leave or enter ib * harbour except at high tides, it seems strange that there should have been so milch agitation about running tho mail steamers there. The dredginjg operations from Port Chalmers, upon which about £2,000 has already been expended, also seems to have proved ineffectual' in providing a good shipping communication with the outside world, and we therefore cannot understand how the Dunedinites bave cause to boast of their "fine harbours" and wonderful facilities for accommodating vessels of large ton- J> 8 _8'

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.}

CAMBRIDGE, this day.

An information has been laid against Thomas Hoy, butcher, charging him with stealing a sheep trom John Arnold, also a butcher. The proceedings are being taken by summons.

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

NEW PLYMOUTH, this day:

Whon To Whiti was informed that there woe a change in venue for his trial, he Baid he would sooner it took place in New Plymouth.

WELLINGTON, yesterday.

STEAMER COLLISION,

The steamer Wokatu waa lying along side the wharf, and the Ladybird was coming into a berth, having just arrived from Westport with a cargo of coal. The Ladybird came on with too much way, and before her speed could be checked she struck the Wakatu amidships on the starboard side, cutting ber down to the covering board. The Wakatu is a well and strongly-built vessel, but the force of the collision tore the plates as if tbey were paper. Both boats along with the davits bave been rendered useless, The wheel was literally smashed to pieces, and the steering gear was put out of order, Tbe funnel stay and mainstay were also carried away. The ladies' cabin was smashed fore and aft, and the captain's cabin was also completely destroyed. Captain Gibbons was lying down at the timo of the collision, and narrowly escaped being killed; he received some (light bruises. It is estimated tbat tbe repairs will cost fully £800. The Wakatu is not making any water. Several persons on tho wbarf heard the order given on the Ladybird to "Goastern," but the engines were not re versed until too late. When the captain of the Ladybird saw that a collision was imminent,he let go both anchors; this how ever had no effect on the vessel's speed. , Tbe only damage sustained by the Ladybird ; was her bowstay oairying away. j

W-LLINGTON, this day. INFRINGEMENT OF COPYBIGHT

In the Court to-day Judge Hardecastle delivered a written judgment in the case ot Doyley Carte v, Carina, in which the plaiutitT, proprietor of the copyright in Gilbert and Sullivan's opera, tbe " Pirates of Penzance," sued defendant for 40s, penalty of having, as a member of the orchestra of Mr Cory's Juvenile Company, taken part in an unlicensed representation of the opera. The case was heard last week, when connsel appeared on each aide, and judgment was reserved. The chief defence was that defendant was only performing as Gary's servant, and Mr Cary had told him he believed bo had arranged for a license. The magistrate, on the authority;of English cases, held defendant clearly liable as he took part in the performance, and gave judgment for 45s and costs. A preliminary enquiry into the collision between tbe Ladybird and Wakatu Is pro ceeding. A narrow escape frem lire occurred at the wharf this morning. Between one and two o'clock, the watchman observed smoke issuing from ono of the sheds. He opened the door, and found two bales of cotton waste on fire. With some difficulty tbe fire was extinguished without further damage.

CHRISTCHUKCH, this day.

At the Local Option polling in Heathcote district yeaterdoy, largo majorities were recorded against an increase in licenses of all kinds.

DUNEDIN, tbis day. Maniototo station bas changed hands at an advance of £1250.

Judge Williams has discharged the rule for declaring Mr Colclough's election to Vincent Council chairmanship void.

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.—This Day.

(Before J. E, Mocdouold Esq., R.M. JDD-M-NTS FOB PLiINTIFFS.

EdwardUpplattv. Jara«sMitch-won: claim. Al 10m. rosen. Costs, Cl Ss (ii (Mr Drowning for plaintiff)-O C. Hlemlng v.Thomas Wil_<o«e -kanga): £3 3s 3d. bo»t- aid shoea. Costa, 13«.— Kooea-c Kelly v. William Robinson: *1 Si. pair of boots. Ooaw, 12f1.-John King v. Tnomas v, -Hoy: £310 .dishonoured oheque. Coits.lßa.

Dkf-nd-d Cases. K_»v_s v. _iNCL_m.-Cl_im £5.-Mr Theo. Cooper for plaintiff, and Mr George for defen dant -In this oase the plaintiff, a master batcber, ololmed,of defendant, a journeyman, tho amount of a fort-ight's wageß, in lieu of notice. Tbe particulars were stated at a previous sitting of the Court —His Worship considered that, in this partioalar oa«e. plain tiff wob not entitled as he was not a menial Bervant. nor wos there any contract between tho pot ties.—No n-BUIUd with coflts. Flbwklltn v• - fe_-__n.—Claim. £23 SB 6d. —Mr Tyler for plaintiff, ond Mr George for defendant.-Thia woa a claim for work done according to plan and specification in building a house and shop at Newmarket.—Plaintiff de posed that Mr Speakman wanted a cheap house and Bhop put up on a certain allotment. He favoured defendant as a friend, ond agreed to do the work for £18110s. He did extra work for whioh be charged nothing. He finished the oontract. but could not stats tbe date. It occu pied two months. He oommenoed In September ond finished some time before Christmas. Der fondant paid several amounts, and apparently was weU BMiefled. On one occasion he paid 8100. Plaintiff found material. He never found fault until the final settlement -was talked aboar. lie obteoted to pay for the plumbing and painting, which wos outside bis contract. He tendered for men to do this at Mr Bpea_. -■an's request.-Croßß-exomlned by Mr George He considered tbat he had flnlßhed the contract in accordance with the specifications.—George Hatoher, in partnership with Mr Flewellyn, a oarpenter. gave evidence of a similar notnre. Mr Flewe'lyh nnd Mr Speakman were great friends. He did not interfere in the arrange. mentß, but acquiesced ia the aotlon of his partner. Mr Speakman spoke favourably of the work. The contract was finished in the first week in Uecember.-Chorleß Lovers, builder, ef Kyber Pass.deposed to examining the building, and considered that for a aecond-olass job plalnti ffa had put In value for tbe monoy. The prioe was not a first-class price by a long way,— To His Worship: The price would not oome up to j ourneymen'a wages. The deßlgn was eoreled out but the specification waa deflolent in details, it was silent In some important points. —To Mr George: A good houae could sot be put up for the money—£lßl; nor yet for _228.— John Jackson, carpenter. Pitt-itieet, worked on tbe building. Served Beven years to the trade. Had 16 yearß' experience. Tbe work was quite good enough forthejob. It was not a first-class price. Any little alteration Bnggeited by Mr _ pea-man's fanoy wos always dona—This was plaintiffs case.—'rederiok W. Gray, arobltect, gave evidence.-His Worship thought Mr Gray wos many degrees above a job of thisoharaoter. —Mr Gray proceeded to »„i_olße the plans and the work as he found it. tbe results of whion were not favourable altogether to plaintiffs The particulars, however, were not explicit enough to speak positively, but the stairs were not the thing, beads net large enough, In foot thoy were gaping. In short, the house was not built in a workmanlike manner. - To Mr George: To put It right would take «35 ; ho thought the price paid was a fair prico; timber was oheap at the time, and tenders were low.—To Mr Tyler: The work was done accord ing to speolfloationß, but not in a workmanlike manner; .what is speolfled wob done in a way. The speoifloatlonfl do not clearly definethe werk whioh was expacted»-Wm. Kdgerley. builder, had altered the work: it had not been doneproperly.-MrGeorgo: It wos wretohed. I suppose. Witness: It wos.-Mr Tyler : Idon I think it is right for you to put words into the witness's mouth.—William Speakman. defend ant, gave his view of the matter. While tho work was In progress, he:called Mr Flewellsn s attontion to detects, which were remedied; subsequently be felt dissatisfied; found a board which w-s not properly nailed; Mr Fleweilyn smiled and said. " What a pity," and put the na'l is. The rain oame In by the window; i and that dofeot was still unremedied,— IMr Tyler: Now. Mr Speakman, were those I things inoluded in the specification J Mr Bpsa_. -mon 11 have not my speotacjea, don t know, but i do know that I gave Mr Fleweilyn hia dinner and tea every day, and these were not in the Bpe-ifloatlon (laughter). This being the whole of the case, conn' el addressed th* Court, and gave judgment for plaintiff for «18; ooblb. £1128. Adjourned Cases. Hedger v. Johnson, £1 10b 6d; Potter v. Mc- Roberts. £f! 13a sd; Close v. Parish, £13; Hen dry v. McGill, &'i', Jaokson v. Oliver, £1U101; o_ley Bros. v. Conway, £S 2i Bd; Pennalllgen v. Dogherty. _2 3a lid.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR. THURSDAY. APRIL 37.



Boots and B_oe_ TiINLARGEMENT OF PREMISES. /-. "DROOKES, Bute Boot, .ueen-otreet, Havln_ Enlarged his Premlßoa, has now opened _i_vi-- up a_ immense Stook ot MBN_. WOMEN., AND CHILDREN'S BOOT-AND SHOES, All of which are Now and Wb__-b__son_d Gcoiß, A Special Room Has been neatly fitted np for Ladles, whioh Is Strictly Private. C. BBOOKKS Has Accommodation to 1 •%§ ■■* will de hia beet to clye them Good Value for their Money. Br NOTE-H- ADDBESS— p DROO XE _, blub boot, Opposite Gabwok ahd Cf*kw___'s.



Wantea. WANTED, a Bricklayer to pull down and rebuild a Chimney Apply at Mr Rollett's Btore. Mount Koßtill Road. ANTED, a Baker that can make Panoy Goods,—Apply John Lamb, ' W^ANTED, a Man to work in a Biscuit V T Factory;— Apply John Lambi WANTED, a Strong Boy to manage Horses.—Apply to Robert Brigham, Kpsom. between 11 and 12. WANTED, a good General Servant; good wages to a suitable porson: no washing. - Apply at onoe to Mrs John Taylor, Ponsonby Road, corner of Colllngwood-street. W~ ANTED, a strong Boy, abeut 14.- Apply to Mr Cooper, Saddler, Upper Qneen-Btreet WANTED, an experienced Dressmaker, a Milliner, and also Apprentices and Improvers.—Apply to Mrs Murphy'a, ilobson street. next Munro and MtlUgan. WANTED, a smart Youth to assist In bar and mark billiards, for oountry hotel—Apply W. Jones, Tobaooonlst. WANTED, a good General Servant; must bo able to wash and do plain oookln..—Apply to Mrs ITobs, Qneen-Btreet. \\f ANTED, a Youth for the bake-house. T T —Apply to 0. Canning. WANTED, an Apprentice to the Dress making.—Mrs Molntosh, corner Wel li-.ton and Nelaon-Btreeta, WANTED, a Youth oble to grtom a horse.—Apply to Dr Wine, Symonds streot. ______ WANTED, a Little Girl about 10 or 11 to BSBlat in house work and run errands; will be olothel ond fed; a good home.—Address " Devonport/' Star offloe. ' WANTED, o good Cook nnd Laun dress; references required.—Mrs 3. Morrin. Remuera. . WANTED, a good Goncral Servant.— Apply ot once to Mrs T. J. Philip, Karangahapo Road, Nowton. ANT-D, a Lad who can milk.- Apply at 9 a.m. at Wiokham'a Grooery Btore, Hobaon-Btreet. . WANTED, tor tbe country, a _«-• cUsa Draper's Assistant.—Apply at once to K. J. Olork. oarec_f I_ P. Nathan and Co. WANTED,' Bench Hands; also, re spectoblo Boys and eirls for tho Maohlce ' Room, nnd a good Legging Maker, Constant j employment to steady men; mußt apply at | onoa.—Gorrott Bros., Vvakaflold-strno- WANTED, the Ladies to sco tbe grand lot of Hl«h-leg_ed (Prlzo Medal) Pru nella Boots, only 6s Gd; at Dampler's Wokeflild stroot Shop. WANTED, a young Gentleman to Board; stablelf loqulrod.-Apply Star Olllco. ■ WANTED, a Cook and Laundress, or Housemaid.—Apply to Mrs Bull, Moun Kelon. near Smith'a 'Bub Offloo, WANTED, a good General Servant for a email family; highest wages,—Apply Mrs J. Levy, 211, Qneon-streot. aNTEIj, a good strong Lnd 16 or 18 years of ago; ono oooustomed to tho horse-shoeing shop preferred.—Apply Thomas Lowe, Kybor Pass Koad, Nowmarket. ANTED, a Roy as an Apprentice to Boot and Boddlery Department.—W. Mo Arthur and Co. WANTED, a Young Man to moke boxes and storm, ptooe work.—Apply J 0. Pelham's Ladder ond Barrow Factory, Victoria-street. _\r ANTKi., a good General Servant v T whore a housemaid Is kept—Apply this offloo. WANTED KNOWN-Berlin Wool (ill colours), 3d per doz; also, a largo lot of Barn-Wool Slippers (nnma_o), i. tho pair; at Daniplor. Wokofleld-street Shop. \\J ANTED, First-class Stone Cutters V? (none others need apply). Gallon Park Asylum Contract, near Bydney. — Low and Kerr, Contractors, Sydney. WANTED, a strong active Youth about 10 as Apprentice to the Baking.—Apply Star Offloe. v/ ANTED by a young Mon, a Single it Room, with fireplace. In a suburban district; Mount Eden preferred.—T. MoK„ BT-B Offlco, WAIN TED, a Clicker; also, an Appren tice to the Choking ani an Errand Boy. —Young Bros. Durham-street \\i AN TED to Buy, Heavy Puriri Fencing TV Poßts.—Apply Auckland Timber Co. (lato Holdshlp). CaßUm-house .treet West. VRAANTED to Buy, Horse and Spring It Cart suitable for milk trade.—Address A.B.C. Stab Office. \\J ANTED, Three or Four Respectable Vv Men as Borders. Terms modoroto, with nse of piano.—Mrs Cavanagh, Nelson-street (second house from Cook-street). WANTED, a respectable Young Man that Is acoastomed to tbo packing and cleaning up room: constant employment, and good wogea—Garrett Bros.. ___________ VX7ANTED, a good General Servant.— TV Apply Mrs Llnobury, Charlton Lodge, Ponsonby. ____ , WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply to Mrs Anderson, North Head, North Share. i WANTED, a Servant Girl for the oonntry: must be able to milk.—Apply to Mrs Motion. York Read. Newiarkot. WANTED, a Lad te drive a small eaalne, one aeouetomed to tho work; also, strong Lads as Apprentices.—J. Trenwltb, Boot __________ _________________ ANTED, a situation oi Time Keeper, Care Taker, or place of Trust by o respectable, middle-aged man. Good references.—S. N. Skidd, Upper Lome-street, Qneen-street. \\r ANTED, two respectable Young Men it as Boarders. Terms moderate.—Apply Mrs Ford, top of Grey-street, next to Mr Tynd all's. WANTED, 8 to 10 Good Navvies} highest wages. — Apply Woltemata Hotel, till 1 p.m. Friday. WANTED, tie Ladies of Auckland to know that they con get their Dresses mode Stylishly, Quickly, Economically, and Cheaply at J. Keening's Drapery House, tipper Quesn-Btreot. Millinery dono on the premises. Ladies' own Materials made up. WANTED, one strong Lad.—Apply to the Shortland Sawmill' Company, Cus tore house-street West. WANTED, a Man or Improver, lor the Wheelwrlghting brant—,—Apply to Cousin and Atkln, Elliott-street. WANTED, Respectable Girl about 14 or It; references required.—For address apply Mr Buchanan, Grocer. Ponßonby. WANTED, tbe Customers of Munro Se Mllllgan who have bsen enquiring for autumn goods, to know tbat they are now pro pared with o large Btook of the best class goods in all departments- WANTED, a competent steady Man, to take charge ot a stable.-Apply to J. Smith, draper. WANTED, Respectable Housemaid at onoe.—Apply, Panama House, Symonda street. WANTED, a Hoarder in a private family, or to let, a Large Room with fireplace In, suitable for two frienda, either male or female, in one of tbe healthiest looallties in Auokland. Terms moderate.—For address apply Stab Offloe. _ WANTED, Tenders for working the Qtaua Bushes and Saw and Planing Mills, and delivering timber to steamers for from one to six millions feet, out to order. Tbe lowest or any tender not necessarily accented. Tenders reoelved until 4th May. — Address James 3. Gibbons. Waiuku. WANTED KNOWN — That North Shore Pharmaoy Is now open.—Card ner, __________ ____ Chemist. Seo. _■ WANTED KNOWN, at the Hobson s'-reet Bhop. I am selling off the Peanuts at 3d the lb, and by the bag at cost price, .id. Be in time.—W. H. Dampier. ANTED, Two Unfurnished Rooms, with water, in or near Grey-Btreet.— Apply J. Free-man, Governor Browne Hotel. WANTED Immediately, a First-class Milliner; an experienced person required: also, a strong respeotable Youth.— Dunne. Holl ond Co., Qneen-street. WANTED KNOWN—-Tosh Bargains, Including Ladles' Black Cloth Jackets, i6s to 10a; Girls' do. 4s 6d; 1 odiea" Ulsters, 5a 6d; Boys Tonics. Ss; at Dampler'a, Wakefleld-street, WANTED to Buy, an Ola Cart.— Apply by letter to XYZ, Post-offlce. ANTED, a Strong Bey to cut flee wood, attend the furnace, &o —Apply Cheap Furniture and Bedding Mart, Viotoria- Btreet East (next the Public .Hot Baths). W" ANTED KNOWN —Cents' Linen Collars. 6d; Gents' Coloured Handker chief 8, Id; White ditto. 63; Clerical Knitted Socks, 6d-at Dampler's Wakefield-Btreet Bhop. WAJNTED KNOWN, that E. Mttchel. son & Co., No. 19. Qneen-street Wharf, are selling Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Flour, Oatmeal, Sec, See., at lowest market rates. WANTED KNOWN that tbe Victorian Loan ond Discount Agenoy. Advertise ment appears on Ith page. 6th oolnmn. ANTED to Hell, lOOlbs Onion Seed, of sortß; 200lbs Carrot Bee_~at Lowest Cash Price.—H. LipßCombe, Qneen-street. WANTED Known—That _. Cosgrave and Co, are Selling Men's Serge Suits for 27b Bd. WANTED to Purchase, a Cottage of four or six rooms in or near to town; sea or harbour view preferred, require roomy yard for horse and trap.—Apply to Mr Courtney, Governor Browne Hotel. WANTED KNOWN—That J. Cos grave end Co. are selling Tweed Mac klntosh Coots for 80s, warranted. ANTED SEEN—Spoon Rusk Stays', 2a to 3a 6d; Drees Improvera, Is eaoh; large lot of Linen Collarets, id; Cream Lace;ao, 6j; at Dampler'a Wakefleld-street Shop. WANTED to Sell, Mixed Paints in gallon Hub ; Kauri OU, 2/9 per gallon; Priming Faint, 5/6 per gallon.—Atkinson & Co„ Freeman's Bay; Wholesale Agents, Messrs B' porter & Co. ANI ED KNOWti-That J. ttos grave & Co. are Belling Men's Geelong Tweed Trontera ond Vf atg for 17s Bd. \\j ANTEP. KNOWN.—That Professor yr Guscott has received a large stook of British and American herbs, and he is prepared to supply tbe public with tbe same at Id per oz. As he Is the only praotlool herbalist In the oolony his stook will beor inspection.



Wan tec WANTED, a Bricklayer for Coremon flol.-M, Nlocol. WANTED, two first-class Book Can vassora; salary and commission togocd ~ mon.—-. Wcodlng High-street. WANTED, a Young Man.—W. Stlmpson, Butcher. TTJf ANTED, Two Men to split kahika. TT tea shlnglea.— Apply Jamea S. Qlbbons, Maiden's Dining Rooms, Quean-street. TV. ANTED KNOWN-That E. Porter and Co, will Open Early Next Month their New Warehouse at Newmarket, with a Large Assort ment ot Furnishing ond General Ironmongery. All Goods nt Town Prioes. ANTED KNOWN — Don't buy lecond-hondlOhalrs when you oan buy New Cone-bottom Choirs bo oheap ot Dampier a Largo New Shop, Hobson-atreet WANTED KNOWN, that Professor C-i_u- will give the First Singing Lesson of the ensuing quarter Fbke. Tho public are invited to oome to the Christians' Meeting-house. Cook street, on TUESDAY, May 2nd, at 7.30, and tost the Professor's method of tuition. Tho terms for quarter: Ladies, 6s; Gents, 10s Cd. WANTED, Ladies to know that Wil liam Rattray has opened 780 pairs of 2 button Kid Gloves at la lid per p.lr, nt tho Central Drapery Warehouso, 178, 180, and 183, Qneen-street. WANTED. — Members for Carpenter ond Builders' Drawing Class, held In the V.M.C.A. Rooms, — Planning, etc., ond quantity taking.-For particulars opply to R. M. Frlpp, Hlokson's Buildings, or ot the Clbbb room, on Tuesdays ond Frldoya. otter 7.30 p.m. WANTED to Sell, very cneap, io Tottßots at 22a (3d per Sot of 10 plecoa. pick and gold, red and gold, groen and gold, blue and gold, and three gold lines; bo In time, at H. Watt's, Pitt-street. —White and gold China Cups and Saucers, 8s Cd per doz; Cups and i-anoora 3a 6d end la 6d per don. WANTED to Hiro, a Horse and H\r noss arid Tip-dray. Stato lowest price per week, with option to pur ohoao.—Addross v, Stab Offloo. _____ WANTKD KaOWN— Another fresh Lot of those Ladles' lovely Stooklnga cheaper then the lost only fid; Ladles' long Wool Scarves, suoh beauties, 2s: at Dampier. Wakefield-stroot Shop. ■ . . WANTED KNOWN, tdat l am now Selling evory dosoriptlon of China, Glass, and Xartnonware oheapevr ail round than any othor stop in tho trade. Vosos and China Ornaments considerably below town price- One trial will prove tho foot—Noto theoddroea: F. A. Henmon, Karangahapo Road opposite Newton Hotel. ANTED KNOWN — Dampiers' Ladles' Shiny Leather Baga at Is Id are npt only ornamental bnt useful; Superior do metal bound, 31—Wajrofleld-street Bhop. WANTED Known, that you can Dress woll for a Small Weekly Pay meet by going to Munro aud MlUlgan, Sco odvortlao ment on front page. WANTED KNOWN-Tho Auckland Timber Company .Limited (lato G. Holdshlp & Co.). oro selling every description of Tlmbor: also. Sashes. Doors, Mouldings, Turnery, Fretwork, Seo., at Spoolally Low Prlooa.—Coßtom-houßcatreot West Y\7 ANTED KNOWN-Fresh Bargains it Including Children's Handkerchiefs, Id to Id; White Calico, Bjd; Brown do, 21d at Dampier's Wakefield-street Shop. \J_T ANTED KNOWN, that William TT Wkst, Cane and Beot Choir Monnioo turor. wishes to inform the publio that ho can now Bupply them both at his residence, Wycd hatn-etroet, and at the City Market, with all kinds ot Household Furniture at tbe lowoat possible prioes. Also, every description of Furniture Repaired and Sold on Commission.— Note tbe Address-Wyndham-street and City Market WANTED, Agents lo sell, hy subscrip tion, the best books evor published; also magnificent Family Bibles, with Revised New Testament added. Tbo most liberal terms Offered (outfit free) .Address P.O. Box 193, or call any day, from 10 to 12, at our ofilce, over Oxloy's. Lower Queen-street—A F. Porter and Son, Publisher's Agents for tho Colonies, WANTED KNOWN —Tho Peerless Gloss that I am soiling ts splendid, and, from what I hear. Is about the best in tho world—Bd the bottle at all Dampler's Shops. WANTED KNOWN—mat iroiessor Gussoott is the only Original and Practi cal American Herbalist in tho Colony, and also the most expensive man to do business with. Ho requires no information; he can decide at a glonoe tho diagnosis ot the ooao. thereby reliev ing the natlont of o great deal of nervonsnees and hesitation. Try ond disprove thia if you oan WANTED KNOWN— Grey Blankets, lis 6d tha pair; Wbltb ditto, lis and 17s Od ; Austrian Striped Rasrs, 9i: Blook and Coloured Velvotcon, la lid and Ss Od-at Dam pier's Wakofleld-streot Shop. VV ANTED KNOWN-That J. H. TV Dalton has Opened a Special Branch of tho Tailoring Business in Vlctoria-stroet East fortho purpose of making Ladies' Garments, such os Ulßters, Habits. Jaokote, etc., made in tbo most approved styles, by first-lass work men. WANTED KNOWN —Don't Buy Second-hand Spring Couoheß, as you can get handsome new ones so oheap at Dampler'a large new shop, Hobson-street WANTED Known-That J. Cosgravo and Co. aro Belling Strong Heavy Tweed Trousers for ga lid. WANTED KNOWN—A Splendid Lino of Beoutiful Oleographs, lately arrived; also, Children'b Toy _00_s,from id eaoh; Clßckß, Photographs, Stationery, ond Genoral Fanoy Goods. Two Lovely Wax Dolls, lite-else and life-like, juat reoelved per Oxford, are oreattng quite a furore among tbe fair sex, young ana old. Tho finest display of Od and is Goods ever ma, .tin tho colony. On the 0d counter thero ore over 2000 artioles, ond on the Is counter, whioh la 50 feet in length, there are between i,.00 and 2 001) distinct artioles. Now consignments of Qoods have just arrived by Oxford, and others are on tholr way from Kurope per Halclouo ond Lolra. — A New Department, vi-„ tbat of BOOKS has Just been added to the Arcade; Mr. Goodson having joined theTjusiness of Bookseller to his other business. Inspection cordially invited. WANTED KNOWN, that "Conl ferine,'' the new atmoepherlo purifier. Is a very pleasant as well as thoroughly reliable Dlatnfeotant and should be used in every houso In ony neighbourhood where soarlet fever exists. Price Ib 3d per tin at Gardner. English Pharmacy, 181 Queen-street Auckland. ANTED KNOWN-Fresh Bargains. Ladies' Soarlet Skirts, 2s Cd; fresh lot of Dross Stutt, Qd; Umbrellas, Is fid and Is lid; White Counterpanes (large else), Ss lid—at Dampler's Wokefleld-etreet Shop. WANTED KNOWN—CHEAP Tim ber I Cheap Timber I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywhere else at tho Yards of D. Go_m_. Albort-Btreet. There bplng no manufactory for Joiners' Timber qn tho pre mises, the customer has au additional oppor tunity of getting superior timber. Wheel wrlghte' ______ always in stock. WANTED Known-Tbat J. Cosgrave and Co. have the Largest and Beat Stock of Men's and Boys' Clothing to ohoose from to Anokland. _____ WANTED KNOWN - Don't buy Second-hand Mattrasßes while you can g> t new ones so obeap at Dampiet's large new Bhop. ___bgOß4__hgt WANTED, KKADEKS of the Star to Inspeot our well-eelected Stook of SEASONABLK DRAPERY before making their Purobasera else where, including Double-width Sheet togs, from _}d per yard; Grey CaUoo, _. from 2}d ; Crewdson's Celebrated . White Calicos, from Id. The best value » in Blankets In Auokland. ranging from S. 7b lid to 15s per pair; New Zealand 5 Blanket*, from 25b; Flannels, in all £ makes, from B.d ; o splendid Btook of _ Shirtings to choose from, 6Jd pec yard; . _ Cretonnes, in rioh patterns, from 3Jd; !_ large Bod-room Towols, from 11-; our g £ noted value in Laoe Curtains, from 3b n r lid pair, and Counterpane Quilts, from __ X Ib 6d; Table Damasks, from Ib per yard; r 2 Felt Carpeting, from la _Jd; Hearthrngs. 5 7a 6eL In our Dress Deportment will bo H _ found —Velveteens, from la ll_d per g 3 yard; Satins, in all colours, from 2s Od 3 m per yard; Serviceable Homespuns, from pj S 5Jd (warehouso price); wincoya, from t_ : .d f a splendid Lino at BJd. Having (L added a New Show-room, we aro now < dlßplojing Ladies' and Children's Ulsters M' and Jaoketß, and Millinery, Flowers and ■<' V eathors, at prices ihot ore sure to oom ° mond a share of publio patronage Corner of Upper Queen & Albx-ndr_ Streets (Opposite Army and Navy Hotel). j_ " Oomparlson the true test of merit" HOXOGKAPHY. — Wanted, Two Printers.—Apply J. Freedmon, Governor Browne Hotel. Hobson-Btreet TO BOOT-LAKE-!-.—Wonted, a first class Hand.—Thos. Richards, Queen street Wharf. if REIGHT Wanted for 10,000 Bricks to F Lanthalla Bay or Suva, Fiji.—John Buchanan, Shortland street. SOUTHERN CKOSS PETROLEUM COMPANY (LIMITED). Applications ore invited for the appointment of an Overseer at tho abovo Company's works at Rotokautuku; a Practical Engineer with mining experience preferred. Applications, with copy of toatlmonla'e, stating salary required, to be Bent to the under signed, endorsed "Application for Overseer," not later tban TUESDAY, the 2nd Maroh, 1882" HENRY HAASE, Manager, Gisborne. N.Z,. 17th April. 1882. «ii ii i i i. i _ Lost and Found. LOST, a Block icetriever; No. 5 collar ; Eden Terrace. — Finder rewarded on bringing dog to H. Flewellyn, Bailey's Paddock. Newton. ' LOST from the AucKland Hetel, a Liver ond-whlte Pointer Bitch. — Finder re warded on delivering the' same. Anyone retaining possession other after this notice will be prose onted. LOST, on or about the 19th instant, a Lug-sail,—The finder will be reworded on returning the same to W, Bettony. Ponsonby Road, |j OUND, a Ham.—Owner apply to Mrs JF Wells, Chancery Lane. ■ FOUND, a Dingy, owner can have tho same by paying expenses,—Apply J.Grey Kden Orescent I ; OUND, a Brown Cow j face and belly white; no brand.—Apply to Alexander Thomson, Farmer, Tamakl West,



--^^— I For Bale. JTiOR SALE (Cheap), 5 Tanks with taps, 7 in good order.—H. S. Canham, Coal and i Wood Yard. Symondß-street FOR SALE, a very nest Four-roomed J Cottago, quite now. with waah-houße de-' taohed. — Apply R- Redfern, Photographer, Queen-street, or Brown-street, Ponsonby. /. RE EN GROCERS and Fruiterers.— VJT Snug little Business In rising suburb for Sale; good opening tor smart couple.—B. Tanner, 8. Qneen-Btreet rjT6 BAKERS.—For Sale, with immed.. 1 ato possession, the Plant and Goodwill of a Baking Euslneflß in the Waikato. A snug concern—every appliance—business capable of being greatly Increased, the position being ono of the best in the Waikato. To o steady man good at small goods this is a Bret-rato chenoe. A very moderate sum required.—Apply to J. Buchanan, Merchant, Auckland ; or, J, . ohn son. Cambridge. riilN-LINED CASES and Counter on J Sole (oheap) at Wayte .. . IJIOR SALE, comfortable Cottage of G " rooms, Regent-Btreet, Newton, wood-shed well. Seo.; allotment 40 _ 100. Price, _185.-D F. Evona. sjiOß IMMEDIATE S»LK, Ponsonby r Torraoe, a nloo Bouso of 7 rooms, veran dah In front; Allotment 89 x 100, all tastefully laid nut; good well, tank. See. Prion, £150.—D, F. Kvsna, Estate Agent. Qasea-Btraet 147 ill OR SALE, 48 Acres at Little Muddy C Creek, nearly all down is grass; splendid orohard, vinery, &c; Houae ef C rooms, dairy, and milk-shed, 2 wells; situate about lt miles from Auckland. A really cheap preperty; prioe, only _____ F. Evans, Estate Agent. rR SALE, 50 Acros First-olasß Fern Land at Tnakau; a very ohoice lot with übatidunce of water; situate en a good road, and about 5 minutes' walk from railway station. Prioe, only £1 per aore.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. ITIOK SALE, nico Cottage of four rooms JC and soullery: register grate, oven, gas laid In, and every convenience; sltuoto Ireland- Bireet, near Bngland-street. Price, £280.—D. F. Evans, Kstate Agent ITIOR SALE, tome very choice Allot. JJ monts, almost level, class to tho residence ot Mr H. J. Dalton, Surveyor. Ponsonby. To be sold cheap.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen streot^ 150 FOR SALE, Lincoln-street, Ponßonby, Houso ef seven rooms, good well, wooa shed, Seo.; allotment, 60x100, fenced ond planted; very oheap, only £310.-D. F. -vans, Estate Agent,Queen-streot. . ... ill InOR SALE (Hewe-street), a very pretty JD Villa containing l five reams, pastry; wator laid In, nico garden, See.; all U first-olasß order; splendid viow; a very desirable plaoe.— D. F. Evans. Estate Agent, gaeea-Btraet 125 F~ OR SALE, New and Well-finished - Houae; sis rooms, fitted with register grates, oven, tank, Seo.; very desirable; situate near Ponsonby HaU. Price £325.—D. F. a vans Kstate Agent 430 STOKES'S POINT.-House or a room (not quite finished) ond two allotments In gardon to be Sold oheap.—l). F. Evans. Estate A goat, Queen-streot. 117 SUBURBAN STOKE lor eaie.-A firat rn to business for Sale In one of the lest of Auokland suburbs; the position la second to none; a splendid openlag; full particulars from D. T. Bvang. ____ j____ A-Qklon _ 326. juiOK SALE, a very desirable Villa, JD containing fi rooms, wash-houso, good woll, tank, See. In firsOolnsa order (only built a few months), and fitted with almost every con venience. Situate in Dublin-street Ponsonby, Price £1180 (only -50 cash, balanoe con remain), D. F. Evens. Estate Agent, next" Herald." PONSONBY,— A new and very pretty Verandah Cottage of fi rooms, allotmont, tank, -to,, all oomplet., a_d Io first elans order. Very oheap. __0.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. _jae._-a-.ot 127 QTOKES'S POINT.-Splendld Allot ks meats fonoed and planted with fruit and ornamental trees, In splendid position, over looking the harbour, near tho beaoh.—D. F. Evans. Estate Agent. MOUNT EDEN (near Mr Kelly'b), a now and well-finished House of five rooms, replete with almost every convenience, Buch as rogister grates, kitchen range, Sea.; allot mont about 50 x 200; main rood frontage; very deslrable.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent Queen street 103 PROBrECT TBRKACH.-A very bim Verandah Cottago of six rooms, fitted with oupboords, boottoaae, dresser, ice.; gas and water laid in; goad garden, stable, 850.— D. F. Evans, Bstate Agont. Uiiuan-stroot S* PRlttG-STREET, Fe_aon.y - Hand some new House, thoroughly well flai-hed, rooms large and lofty, staniilag on two allot ments. lam lnatrnoted to ofleet an immediate Bale—buflinoes matters oalllng the owner away from the distrlot—Full particulars from D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. Queen -street 189 ■jiOR SAL-, Ruslneas Premises at F Mount Xdon, situate In main road; o splendid opening for a Chemist as at present thoro is not one in this large and populous distrlot. The building Is new, substantial, and well finished.—Full partloalara from Mrs Jack, on the premises, or of D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen -street HANOSOME VILLA KESIDENCE, la flrtt-olaBS order. Tho Houae stands high, commands a grand view, and Is sur rounded by a splendid garden (ally Btooked with fruit trees,flowers.oto., oto. Tko aspect la north easterly, and well sheltered. Situated in Pon sonby. next to Hoy. Mr Runolman's, and having a frontage of 133 feet to O'Connell-street whioh oould (If doslred) be sub-divided to advantage. —P. F Uveas, -stota AgeatQoega-etreet ISO liuk Sale ok lease. Takapuna, North Shobb.—Desirable Store, Dwelling, and Outhouses, almost new and In first-class order, together with S aoros Splendid Land (In drops) on main rood and Ire the vicinity of tbo boautlful lake, and commanding splendid view of Auckland harbour. A most desirable property, ond well worthy inspection, . D. F. EVANB, 881 Kstate Agent |H O X SALE. CLAREMONTSTKEKT, Seofleld View-A Vory Desirable Allotment, unite level, fenced, and ready for building on. 33 x US, for £100. NEWMARKET—Verandah Cottage, 5 rooms, re_i»tor oven, good well, &c„ oornor allotment, 33 x 100. for £250. MONTAGUE-BTRBBT. Newton-Verandah Cottage, 1 rooms, allotment about 33 x 95; oheap, only £180. D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent next Herald Ofllce, Qneen-Btreet BUILDING BITES 1 BUILDING SITES All those splendid allotmonta situate in Col lege Rood (tbe only lots for sale on right-hand side going up. and being within a fow minutes walk of the city). Should command a ready Bale. This la a spleadld Investment for bnildlng purposes. Prioe, only £3 10s por feot upwards. For villa resideaceß the position Is first-class. Also, at Shelly Beach, a few lota (66 x 120) still, •nsold; price. 42s Sd per foot. Bailey's Poddook—Lots 33 x 99, ot £.0 eaoh Ryle-street Ponsonby-Lqt No. 107. an offer wanted. And others on applloatlon to D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent, next " Herald" Ogee. lil O B 8 A L E, *- MARAMARUA. PAHI. KAIPARA, An Improved Farm of 100 aores, nearly all plO-ghablo land. Tho Form is for absolute sale, owing to business matters oalllng tbo ownor away from the district It is one of the best selections an the well-known estate of Captain Colbeok. The Improvements consist of o new Bix roomod House, papered and painted, complete boundary fence; seventy aores of good grass, subdivision for gardon ond orohard, two good pigsties, good shanty. 10 x 12 feet fowl-house, and ofliccs. A never-foiling crook runs through tbe property, which is oooesslble by land and water. Stook con be tokeir_t a valuation if desired. For further partloulars^nply to M-TO-OW fc HILL, Or, 29. N.Z. l_B__B-oe Buildings. B. TONKB & CO.. Qneen-street. FOR SALE AT FREEMAN'S BAY MILLS, Lath Soppet. s. GBNUINE BONEDUST, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, At Lowest Market Rates, BONES BOUGHT IN ANY QUANTITY, AT the Mill, OATS AND MAIZE CRUSHED. D. H. MoKENZIE. Fort-street, April 20th. For conhnuation.aee First Page). Tenders. mo CONTRACTORS. Tenders for the Ereotlon of a Bridge, ond other works, at Riohmond, will be received up to noon on THURSDAY, IthMay.ot our Office, Colonial Bank, where plan and specification may bo Been, BOYLAN & LUNDON, Engineers. mOBUIL D E R S. The time tor receiving Tenders, for erection Of Publio Baths, etc.. haa been extended until noon of SATURDAY, 6th May. 1882. T. R. TURNBULL, Arohlteot mO PAINTERS, ETC. Tenders will be received up to Ist May for Painting and Decorating Thistle Hotel. Apply to M. O-ULLIVAN. Proprietor. mO PAINTERS AND CARPENTERS. Tenders will be received up to noon on MOM DAY, May Ist for Repairing, Paperlngitand Painting Villa Residence at Ponsonby. Specifications at our Ofiloes, Queen-street EDW. MAHONBY _ SON. Archlteote. TENDERS will be received by the undersigned for the ourohOße of Hides and Sheepskins, together or separately, for tho term of Bix "months, from May Ist, 1882. Tenders to be left at our shop, Queen-Btreet up to 13 o'clock. May 2nd, 1882. JOHN FOBS & CO.. Butchers, Qaeen-Btreet, Auokland. Bw otntinuatum, eeeFirst Page.



I To lie mO LET, in Manukau Road, Parnell, / X Ho-Ba and Shop —Apply Alexandra Hotel. rpo LET, a New Cottage ot Four Rooms X register grate, in Clarence street; only I one door from Ponsonby Road,—apply Mrs - Parker, Dressmaker, Ponsonby Road. TO LET, with immediate possession, Shop and Premises, Vlotorla-atreet; suit able for fanoy goods; lately ocoupled by Mr Hudson, Chemist.—Apply Mr Mundy. Chapel street ri.o LET, a convenient Six-roomed House X in East-Btreet, off" bymonds-street.—Apply to S. Y. Collins, Estate Agent. High-street. rpo LET, a New Shop and Dwelling of I G rooms, Ponsonby Rood (next Mr Bloom field, Chemist). Rent 2la per week,—D. F. Mvans. Kstate Agent Qneen-Btreet. r 1.0 LET, That Handßome Villa Real- I denco, known as Lester Villa, Bituated on College Hill, containing 8 rooms, etc., oil In first-oioss order; stable, ooaoh house, eta- Apply to Mr Newbold, on the premises; or to D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. Qaeen street. TO LET, a New Five-roomed House in Grey-Btreet (off Brighton Road); every oonvenlenoe.—Apply to M. Marriott, Grocer, top of Parnell. TO LET, Offices in Queen-street, Up stairs and Down-stairs,—Apply Mutual Life Association of Australasia, No. 81. Queen- Btreet ■ JO LET, a very comfortoble Villa Resi donoe, 7 rooms (exclusive of pantry), dairy. stable, baggy-house, garden, &o„ &c; .situa tion—Mllford-Btreot, Ponßonby; water view. Rent, only £1 per week.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. Qneen-Btreet. TO LET, two Furnished Rooms, with uso of kitohen; terms moderate.—Apply to Mr Lewis. Grooer. Viotorla-Btraet West. rpo L.ET, a Bakers Shop ond Oven, in J Wellington-stret, now in the oooupation of Mr J. Hamilton.—Apply to F. I_ Prime, Batote Agent, 28, N.Z. Insurance Buildinga. rpo LET, a good Buggy House and X Stable.—Apply Q. Poole, Kyber Pass. rpO LET, a commodious New Brick X Store (two-Btorles), and large dry collar.— W. & G. Wlnßtone, Cnßtom-Houae-Btreet 0 LET—These New Brick Shops and . „, Dwellings, reoently ereoted at tho Corner Of Pitt ond Vincent-streets, by Mr W, J. Offer, and now reody for oooupation.—Apply to F. L. Prime, Estate Agent, 28, N.Z. Insuranco Build ings; __^_^ rpo LET\ Six roomed House, with X kitchen, dairy, and store-room, large shed, ond about 8 aores volcanio land, on Mount Rosklll Road; within three miles of the olty.— Apply Poteraon Se Co,, Lome-street, rpo LET, Dwelling-house 9 rooms, in I ' Grey-Btreet, lately ocoupled by R. Home; also Ollice corner Vulcan Lane and Hlgh street-Apply to H. Home, Hlgh-stroet. TO LET, two or three Offices over Clark „ and Gane's, 177, Queen-treet-Apnl yT. Horkla. High-treet. rpo LET, a Comfortable Three-roomed X Cottago.—H. J, Riordas, Nelson-street .near Cook-street). TO LET.—House and Two acres Vol canio Land, situate on main road, ahout a mile past Mount Albert, bounded by a splendid oreok. and the Whau 'Bus passes the door, and within a few minutes walk of railway station; for a term of six or twelve months t rent moder ate.—D, ff. Evans. Estato Agent, Queen-streot. rpO BE.LET, the New Brick Shop, ad- I joining Mr Bridgman's, In Qaeen-street and now tho very best Btand for retail trade in Auokland. Thero are four rooms for dwelling, with water and gas laid on. Rent Io wto a good tenant— Apply w R. Hobbs. r«iu LET, "The Home," at Onehunga, J 10 rooms and outbuildings, and on acre and a half ot land; rent low.—Apply to H. Aflhton ond Bon. 8. N.Z. Insnronoo Buildings. rpO LET—A Family Residence of 10 I 1 rooms, with 2 aoros ot land, beautifully i situated at Mount Bt. John. — Apply to H. Ashton and Bon, 8, N.Z. Insnronoo Buildings. rpO LET, a Family Kesidence containing X 10 rooms, with suitable outbuildings, on the New North Road; possession given Imme diately.—Apply to P. L. Prime, Estato Agent, 28, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. TO LET, Handsome and Commodious Residenoe and Grounds, Bituated in Cnrran-street, Ponßonby, for a term of Twelve Months, during the absenoe of tbe Rev. Mr Kdger in England. Tho Honse contains Nino Kooms (oh Vurnlßhed complete), with every convenlenoo — wash-house, copper, etc. The Grounds (about Three Aores In extent) are very tastefully laid out The situation la salubrious, and View unsurpassed. Rent (to a good tenant) very mod orate,-Li. g. Kvona, Estate Agent rp ~ O LET. GENTLEMAN'S COMMODIQDS RBBI DBNCE (new) ot eight rooms,' Bituated in Princes-street Albert Park. Situation excel lent ; gas and water laid on; plunge and sbower baths; convenient detaohed offloes.-Apply to W. Beaumont, Star oflloe. Amusements, rpHEATRE ROYAL. NOVELTY I NOVELTY I NOVELTY 1 GREAT DOUBLE ATTRACTION. Saturday -\tbxt. aturday & ex.. next qaturday. ext Saturday, qaturday twtext. Saturday likxt. tvjext qaturday. JLi ext Saturday. Bee Tomorrow's Advertisement PEDES TRI At IS Ml PEDBBTRIANISM ( O'BRIEN'S (CHAMPION) GREAT FEAT OF 75 MILES IN 12 HOURS. LORNE-STBEET HALL, ON SATURDAY NEXT. Entries—Half-hour's Race close on Friday Evening at 8 p.m., at Gleeson's Hotel. 1 ■ « i 11 i in. . j Sporting QATURDAY, APRIL 29th, 1882. ELLERSLIE RACECOURSE. HURDLE RAOE (HANDICAP) of 25 bovb; seoond horse to recoivo 5 aovs out of stakes. Distance, 1} miles, over 6 fllghtß hurdlos. . Nomination, £1; aaoeptanoe, &l. WINTEROAT3 (HANDICAP, ot 50sovs; 2nd horse to reoolve 10 soys out of stakes. Die tanoe, 1} mile. Nomination, £1; aooeptanoe. £1 9TBEPLECHASE MATCH of 100 soys eaoh, between Catoh'em and Te V. hetu, 10 stone eaoh, over the Auokland Steeplechase Course. THE LAST SPURT (HANDICAP) of SO soys; second horso to reoeive 6 soys out of the (takes. Dlßtinoo, 1 mile. Nomination, £1; acceptance, 80s. Handicap to appear after Winter Handicap, CONSOLATION (HANDIOAF)of 15 soyg. Dis tanoe, 1 mile; entrance, 1 soy. Nominations to close on FRIDAY, the 28th April, at 1 p,m,; Acoeptanoes at 10 o'olook p.m. WM. PERCIVAL, Seoretary. Corporation Notices. -<i_S 2__r QITY OF AUCKLAND. TENDERS FOB CUTTING SOBS-. The City Council will reoeive separate Ten ders until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY, May 4. for Cutting Gone on the Great North and Abattoir Roads, ia terms of specifications at tbis offloe. The Connoil do net bind themselves to aooept any tender. Tenders to be endorsed as above. P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Offloe, April 27,1882. piTY OF AUCKLAND. BUBGESS LIST REVISION COURT. Notioe is hereby given tbat, ia conformity with the provisions of tbe Municipal Corpora tlons Act, the above Court will be holdon at tbe City Counoil Chambers. High-street, on FRI DAY, the 28th instant, at noon. P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office. April 22.1882. ■Medicai. OOTHACHEI TOOTHACHE TOOTHACHE May be Relieved at onoe by using KBSOH'S MAGIO ESSBNOB, in Is Bottlesi t ICKINB HYPO PHOSPHITES. Aiokin's Syrnp of Hypophosphlte of Lime Ib guaranteed equal to the Frenoh preparations of Dr Churohill, ond lees than half the price, _ ■ The great expense of the Imported preparation to the sick, and the fact that BUCniPhormooeutlC-l preparation .can be manufactured equally well In Auokland, has Induced the proprietor to engage In making a really reliable article ot Btandard Stbbnot- asp Chemical purity that) may be recommended with confidence by the medical faculty to their potients and others. Aiokin's Hypophosphites will answer all the requirements stated, and a trial wiU suffloe to show thot In theropeutlool aotlon they are quite as efficacious in all diseases for whioh the continental pre parations are bo justly celebrated, nioia In bottles at 2s 6d eaoh. Dose, two teaspoonfuls only. Aiokin's S__.p or H-POPHOS phitks ov limk and Soda, especially suitable in some oases of lung diseases, and Ib most palatable and cordle! eaoh teaapoonful contains three grata, pure hypophosphlte ot lime and one and a half grains hypophosphlte ot soda. Sold in bottles at 2a (id each. Request your medical adviser to try the Local Syrups of Hypophosphites. made by Aickin of definite unllorm BtrenßUu AICKIN, Wholesale Manufacturing Chemist Tho Pharmaoy. Auokland



a i ___-____________B j. erao-tai. IF the Teung Lady who ran away from home (the fifth time) on Monday, the _.th April, will send her present address at onok to her late residenoe the few things she left behind will be forwarded to her, and no further i steps will be taken; otherwise the name wll be published next week. TDEUTER'S AGENCY.-D. H. MAC JL_ Br_.n_.—a Message waits for yon.— John Buchanan, Agent. ■ IF the young Lady who ran away from her home on Monday evening last will send her present address to her late residenoe the few things she has left behind will be for worded to her with pleosnre. MR. ISAAC CABLEY.-Please call upon Mr. Thorno, Solioltor, Vnloan Lone, Auokland. • Board and Kesidence. BOARD and BESIDES CE at Birken head, Northoote, a few minutes walk from new wharf,—Apply Mr MoMaßter, Draper, BOARD AND RESIDENCE for one or two Gentlemen at Kenllworth Houae, Vincent-street. Terma aa agreed npon. COMFORTABLE Board and Kesidence (doublo and Bingle rooms), five minutes' walk from Post-office.-Mrs Wightman, Edon Crescent. ClOMr. ORTABLE Hoara and Residence. . Terms moderate.—Address, MraCuthbert, Norfolk House, three doors from Meeting house, Cook-street. ODGINGS at Brighton, Parnell, for man and his wife.—Mrs Norrle, Wynyard- Btreot. Brighton Road. fIOVEKNOK BBOWNE HOTEL, VJT HOBSON-BTREET. Boabd and lodging- _.. __ _ ...Os per Week SINGLE ROOM ..258. Meetings. QWEEP STAKE, The Meeting that w_b advertised in this morning's "Herold"(for boatß willing to go in for a sweep, for 20 foot boat . to meet at t-e Walt-mat* Hotel at 8 p.m ", was Intended tor TO-NIGHT. r\ RPHAN HOME. The Annual Meeting of Subscribers and Friends will be held at the Institution, Parnell, This (Thursday) Evening, the 27th Instant, at 7.30 p.m. .The Bishop of Auckland will preside. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, corner of Wellesley and Albert streets.—Evangelißtlo Service, THIB (Thursday) EVENING, at 7.30. All aro invited. Reoent arrivals cordially Invited. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL MEETING, 1882. 80IK.EE AT THE ROOMS, IITH MAY. TEA AT 0,30. PUBLIC MEETING AT 7.30. Addbesses By— B-voe, A. Oabrioe and T. Sf.roeon, and Mr Vines. Musio by Choir. Tlokets Is 64. OT, STEPHEN'S PONSONBY © MUTUAL IMPROVKMBNT AND LITERARY SOCIETY, The Hoy. Mackenzie Fraser wll give the In augural Leoture In t_e Church on __ida. Ev _bing. at. a'clook. Subject:" Fact Strange* than Fiction; or the Life of the Rev. John Eltta," No oharge tor admission. UCKLAND GAS COMPANY (LIMITED). Notice is hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting of tbe Shareholders in the Auokland Gas Company (Limited) will be beld at the Company's Office, Fert-Bt.eet, on MON DAY, the Ist May next, at 2 p.m., when the Dlrootors will propose a resolution to sanction the increase ot the Capital of the Company by thek-eation of 5000 New fchares of £5 eaoh and to authorise the Directors to dispose of tho same from time to time os additional capital is required tor permanent works. By order o the Board of Direotors. E. B, PaRS-NS. Secretary. Anokland, April 12,1882. ;" ■ mas i. ... ~ .'■ ____ag____ i , ■ Banfcrap.cv notices. __{_____[ -_§sSS_3ik IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and Credi tors Aot. 1876," aad the various Aots amending tbe some, and in the matter of the Bankruptcy of John J amieson Wright, of Hope town- Btreet, Auck land, in the Provincial Distrlot of Auck land, and Colony of Now Seeland, Com mission Agent, a Debtor. Notice is hereby given that, at a meeting of the Creditors of the abovenamed John Jamie son Wright, held this day, in the Supreme Court Buildlngs,tat Auckland, at tbe hour of twelve o'olock noon, Thomas Maoffarlane, Esquire, of Auokland, Certificated -coountant In Bankraptoy, was elected Creditors' Trustee of the Property of the said Debtor; and tbat the Bald Thomas Mno-arlane has intimated to the Registrar, in writing, hia aooeptanoe of the sold trusteeship. Dated at Auckland, this 25th day of April, 1882. G. W. BASLEY. Daputy Registrar. Jos. A. Toi.-, Debtor's Solicitor, Shonland itreet, Auckland. ■*_^f\\&ns?_ r IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of" The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1870," and of the various Acts - amending the same, and of the Bank ruptoy of Reuben Nichoms. of Grafton hood, Auokland, Blacksmith, a Debtor, Notice Is hereby given that a general meeting of tbe creditors of the Bald Reuben Niohollß. will be beld at the Buildings of the Supremo Dourt, on WEDNESDAY, the third day of may, 1882, at the hour of eleven o'olook In the Forenoon, for the purpose of receiving my re port and granting tho said debtor an order of discharge. Dated this twenty-Bevonth day ot April, 1882. THO. MAOFFARLANE. Trusteee A. E, W_rrA-_rt, Debtor. Solicitor, Wyndham-street. Auokland. -__^_g|^yfflffi- IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. JN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter ot " The Debtors and Creditors Act. 1876," and of the various Acts amending the same, and of the Bank ruptcy ot Geob-s Edwin Aldeiiton, of Whangarei, Newspaper Proprietor, a Debtor. Notice is hereby given that it Is the Intention of the abovenamed George Edwin Alderton, on Wednesday, the tenth day ot May, 1882. at 11 o'olook in the forenoon, or on the first doy there after upon -whioh the Court shall Bit, to apply to the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Northern Dlstriot, at Auokland. for an Order of Dis charge nnder the provisions of the above Acta. Dated at Anokland.thls 27th day of April, one thousand eight hundred and eighty-two. A. E. WHITAKER, Debtor. Solioltor. •«___SflS©!__ir IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTOY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876," and the several Aots amend ing the same, and of the Bankruptcy of John Unoi.es, of Coromandel, in the Provincial Distrlot of Auokland, In the Colony ot New Zealand, a Debtor. Notice Is hereby given that lt is tbe intention Of the abovenamed debtor, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of May, 1882, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, or the first day thereafter upon whioh the Conrt shall sit, to apply to the Supreme Conrt of New Zealand, Northern District of Anokland, for an Order ot Discharge* under •' The Debtors and Creditors Aot. 18767' Dated this 27th day of April, 1882. HUGHES Se GEORGE. Shortland-street, Auckland, Soilottors for the Debtor. -«___BP-WS_> XN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTOY. In the matter of the Petition of John Lamb, of Riverhead, near Auokland, In the' Provinolal Dlstriot ot Auokland, Miller, for the adjudication as a Bankrupt of Wilmam John O'Brien, of Parnell. In the Provinolal Distrlot ef Auokland. I Baker; and in the matter of "The Debtors and Creditors Aot. 1876," and the Beveral Aots amending the same. To William John O'Brien, ot Parnell, In the Provinolal Dißtriot ot Auckland, Baker. Take notioe that a Debtor. Summons has beeci granted against you by this Court on the __-T_cfi__£_ J*? I *' of-Overhead, in the Provincial Dlstriot aforesaid. Miller, calling on you to show OKise, on FRIDAY, the twelfth day of May, one thousand eight hundred and eighty-two, at II o'olook in the forenoon, why •Wu should not be adludged Bankrupt Within the intent and meaning of the above Acts. Dated this twenty-sixth day of April, 1882. HBNRY O. BREWER, Registrar, ___3__T_ & Richmond, Wyndham-Btreet, Anokland, Bolloltor- for the above-named Petitioner.



■JT_«»"'«»»----________________jr _______ Publio Notices. QUEEN'S HOTEL. - NOTICE. Now Shooting Season is near at hand. Gentle men v_uting the Country on Shooting Excur sions will find good Accommodation at the above Hotel, and plenty of waste land for shooting ovor, and Horses to let on Hire. J. MORRISON. Pokeno, April 19,1882. Proprietor. '■ F. J. MOSS]. [W. F. O'StHX-VAN] El J. MOSS Se CO., *- • LAND AND ESTATE AGENT 3, Shortlano-strbbt. . WE HAVE FOR SALE a large number ot PaOPERTIEB in TOWN and COUNTRY, of which toll particulars may be obtained on application. MONEY TO LEND on Leasehold or Free hold Seourlty at Current Rates of Interest WE ALSO INDENT tor Implements. Ma chinery, or Goods of any description, through our Agents-Meßsrs H. S. King Se Co., ot Cornhill, London—whose large connection and long experience enables us to offer the beat terms to those who may favour us with business.—F. J. MOSS Se Co., Land and Estate Agents, Shortland-street. ■\TOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR JJI TRANSFER OF LICENSE.-., Corne lius MoManus, of Auokland, being the holder of a publican "a lioense in respect of the house and promises situate at Grey-street, io the Borough of Auokland, known as the Crown Hotel, do horeby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the noxt Licensing Meeting, to be holden in the month of Juno next, apoly for a Transfer ot the said License from myself to Thomas Healey. my appointee. Dated this 15th day of Maroh, 1882.—Oornkliu. MoManos. VTOTICE.—Notice is hereby given that JLI the Partnership hitherto existing be ween K. o. SandoU and J, A. Kelly, of Epsom, Butoherß, has been Diaaolved hy mutual consent. All Debts due to tbe firm to be paid to Mr i Kelly, who will carry on the Business.—Dated this 21th April, 1882 -E. A. S_n_al_ and J. A. Kex_-. Witness iW. H. Jouhett. PARNELL RATEPAYERS.—Look out tor Councillor John Mulling, who Is Can vasslngtor Drainage and Water I PARNELL RATEPAYERS.—Beware of the Plunge Baths I and Plunge Loans I Councillor John, beware of Clause 58 in, the Aotl EGIBTRY FOR SERVaNTS.-J. Gordon has opened a Registry for Ser vants In connection with his grocery business In Pitt-street, ond trusts, through his Integrity, &c, to merit a fair share of patronage,—John Gordon, MY Wife, MARY ANNIB AEMITAGK, having, on her own will, left her home, I hereby give notice that I will not bo responsi ble tor any Debt or Debts she—my wife—may contract after this date.—W. Armltage, Wells ford, Port Albert-April 20.1882. JJ O T I C E OF R_ M 0 V A T E M O V A JL-. X> pIOWLER & rio. (Late of Wakefleld-street). Having taken tho PREMISES OF MR YOUNG, BUTCHER, Owe. -bthbet, whioh has been THOROUGHLY RENOVATED. Beg to notify to the General Publio that they will Open the same On THURSDAY NEXT, 27th Inst., With a Choice Suppy of— PRIME BEEF, MUTTON, PORK, &o„ and that by BELLING AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE FOR CASH . to obtain a fair share.of public patronage. DEB "EVENING. ST AR," Mr Editor: Sir,—l Challenge all Opponents of Local Enterprise, be wbo they may, to Produce any Foreigo Compound tor Dyspepsia or Indi gestion equal to ROBLEY'S DIGESTIVE MBAL tor Pulse or Poirldge DIGESTIVE BROWN BREAD, and DIGESTIVE BISCUITS J. ROBLEY, 25, GR_Y-ST-__.. I.QUOR '_J_A COMPANY, LONDON. Value. Little Dorrit _ ..' .. ..6s Pictorial Family Worship .. .. 7s Valentine Vox .. _ .. ..5a Parlour Menagerie _ - _6s (3d Undo Tom's Cabin 5s And thousands to select from. Any of these Handsome Books given away with THRBB LBS. OF LIQUOR TEA (2/6,2/8,3/ per lb). W. S. COLLINS, A__N'r, Pabnklt. Auckland.' Tbrmb—Stbiotly O-sn. /"hKPHAN HOME. Gentlemen wishing to form an Orchestra, tor performance of the " May Queen," are requested to send In their names (stating Instrument) to the Secretary St Matthew's Choir. J_? _ A T0 *10,00. LENT on Building Ml" Booiety principles, or on others--to* to suit borrowers. Allotments bough. and Houses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List cf Properties tor sale on th page. Bix per oenlk allowed on money deposit,, tor Investment— C. Wm_ ambon, Land, Estate and Flnanoial Aaent Vnloan Una. fk N S A L E, PRIME SAMPLE WAIKATO POTATOES. PEICE, £3 10S. FES TON. G. S. JAKINS, CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET. REDE. WHITEHEAD'S RETAIL TEA ADVERTISEMENT. FINEST CHINA TEA SIFTTNGS. VI per lb. Selected trom the London market, and re markably oheap. Gives a strong, think. and pungent liquor. OHOICEST PURE FIRST CROP BROKEN f anyono congou. This Tea tor value In the oup is worth pence per pound more money. Prioe, 1/6 per lb. The like rarely oomes Into this market. A SPLENDID DARJEELING FLAVOURED MIXTURE; guaranteed a blend of Pore India and China Teas. Prioe, 1/8 por lb. "TEA EXTRAORDINARYP . The ready sale this Tea commands proves lt worthy the name. Price, 2/por lb. "FAMILY MIXTURE." A blend oil o_tra highly oured first crop India and China Teas; will carry well, and Im prove with lengthened brewing In the pot and prove Itself an eoonomlo high-class Family Tea, Prioe, a. per lb. "VERY RIOH DEEP BROWN TBA." A combination of some of the purest the Btrongest, and the richest flavoured Teas Imported. Give lt a trial. Price, 8/per lb. SO BOXES "FOCK OAN PEKOE TEA.' About the Finest Importation ot the Seascn. Price, 28/ per box. Fredk. Whitehead, wholesale and retail tea dealer. 'CIOTOBI----BEET. A.UH-AND. USTRIAN BBNTWOOD ... _, . -,„,„ ■, Cane Chairs, Austrian __!______»_!BentwoodCane Conches and 128, dueen-otreet LomiKM< Austrian Bentwood ' Cane Rooking Chairs. WALNUT DRAWING. , „„ ..,„,__ ROOM SUITES in _______£____suk- Toßeßtr y.RaP.<»»dP» izs, queen-street tonnei rf^m TablesTWhat note and Oanterbnaya. MAHOGANY, CEDAR . _.„.... Rimu, and Kami Din ____________kß*oolll Sulte3 to LeathM l_.Uueen-Btreet Hftlrolot^ Bnd ■ Cloth. IRON HaU-Teßter Bed , ™„ ■ -~.,__ steads, Iron Frenoh Bed ! __ft__ <->« _ J"_ steads. Iron Stump Bed ' »23.«'»en-Btreet|^S', lS_ B Ohalr . Bedsteads, Iron Cote. PATENT Spr_w JEtoller mQueen-treet MndSj^G^^a^ ——__-PBT_?*H«irt-rngs, Linoleum, Floorcloth, ■ r- TIBBBAL DISCOUNT to __, Jul Gash Purchaser-. All T. _ H. o°2-_-* Roods delivered tree in town. 128, Queen .treet g a t_ioguea post tree on appU cation. —"-- SDROOM FURNITUBB In Choioe Mottled Kauri. 123, Queen-street, Wardrobos,Bet_toads,Wash-



I ■_-_____-________■_■_»■______■ Publio.Notices. J_? 0. T ■.' I . :> O. : - %-.. I will not be nsponßlble for asv debts con tracted in my name, without my written order, after this date, JAMES PALMER, • _~-.. Late of Albion Hotel, April _7th. 1882. Hobson-street Jjf "0 T 10 ft An OMNIBUS will leave Lendrum. Yard for the Epsom Entertainment TO-MORROW (Fri- .. day) NIGHT, at 7 o'olook, returning after lt is over. .J. EW O0 D, Bvmonda-street Meat | • Depot.—A Grand Display otFtrst-olaBS . Beef, Mutton, Veal, Pork, and Lamb, at Low - Prices, for Oash. Beet and Mutton, from 2d per lb. Inspection invited. - St. M UN G 0. ' NOTICE OF REMOVAL, CHAS. CANNING, In conveying to his numerous customers »nd ■ friends his sincere thanks for tbe generous support accorded him during the past twenty- _ seven yeara. would respeocfully Intimate to them tbat he will REMOVE HIS SHOP BUSINESS - TO THOSE . NEW PREMISES Next door to Messrs Glonville ond EllyettOro cars.and immediately opposite to Union Bank of - Australia, on MONDAY next, the Ist May, i: where all orders will be attended to during the I E-KO-lON OF HIS MEW PROMISES. CO. would also beg to inform those gentle men who have bo long and so liberally B patronised the Cafe; that that branoh of the business will still be carried on at the rear of . * the old building—entrance by St. Mango Lane. Shortland-street. TO COUNTRY SETTLERS, . POULTRY-KEEPERS, GARDENERS, AND OTHEKS. . . TBE AUCKLAND* TIMBER CO. (Late Holpbhip) 7 Is making room for further Extension of Pre- S mises, and is now offering several Cheap Lines of USEFUL TIMBER; also, BUNDLES OF V STRIPS, containing over 300 .eet lines . at fle | per dozen bundles. Job Lots of Handy Timber and a quantity of Paoklng Cases, cheap, , Apply V CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET WEST. V _\ Buyers ot Heavy Pnriri Fenc!__ Posts and I Shingles. VV-. - p A X E Rj '•> family grocer, HOBSON-STBBET. Families regularly waited npon. and Goods v promptly delivered to all parts of the town and suburbs, _____ ' W. PARKEH. C.HEAP MILLINERY.-Velvet Hats,- J from Ss 3d; Trimmed Hats, from Is6d; Satin and Velveteen, 2s 6d yard.—Mrs White- . head. Milliner, Karangahapo Koad. . :: -JVTOTICE. —The Partnership hitherto JX existing between Mra Knight and Mrs Tar. ley has this day been Dissolved by mutual consent, and Mrs Knight's business will' in. future be carried on at her old stand in the Market. All outstanding Debts te be paid to , her only, and au orders for her to be sent to the City Marker. THE DRAWING of the Prizes in Mr Salter's Art Union will take place In Mr Stedart's Offloe TO-MORROW (B-lday), at _ o'clook, Members are Invited to attend. ffrOROUGH OP, PARNELL. LOAN FOB WATER SUPPLY. I hereby givo notioe that I have dlrooted the Beturnlng O ffloer for the Borough of Parnell to take a Poll of the Burgesses on the proposal Of, the Council to Borrow the stun of £6000 (Blx Thousand Pounds) to provide a Water Supply for the Borough of Parnell. and that suoh poll wiU be taken on TUESDAY, the 2ad day Of - ■' May, 1882. at the Borough Council elhoo, Manukau Road, nnder the provisions of " Tha Munioipal Corporations Act 1876," and Amend ments thereto, and of "Tho Regulation of Local - Elections Aot 1876." • ROBERT WALKER, " '■' ''.'Mayor.. Dated 25th April, 1889. -; TJOROUqR OF PARNELL. LOAN FOB DEADS AGE. I hereby give notice that I have dlreoted the Returning Officer for the Borough ot Parnell to take a Poll of the Burgesses on the proposal of the CounoU to Borrow the Bum of -.000 (Eight Thou.and Pounds) to provide a Dralnage for the Borough of Parnell. and that euoh.PoU wIU be taken on TUESDAY, tbo 2nd day ollMay. 1882, at the Borough Council Offloe, i Manukau Road, under the provisions ,of "The Mnniolpal Corporations Aot 18767 1 and Amend ments thereto, ond of " The Regulation qf Local Eleotiona Aot, 1878." «n«v-« , ROBERT WALKER, Dated 25th April, 1882. Mayor. '"■I.. ''-... ~ l" ■* ■■''>' ■ Auctions. * TO-MORROW, 11 o'Clock: A,_t : MARKET. DAY. AR T H UR'S"AUCTION MARKET FOR IHE SALE OF POULTRY. PRO DUCE. FRUIT, GROCERIES, &ol ' ■ . . Arthur's martTqubbn-strbet; poultry department. Fowls, Turkeys, Duoks, Geese, Pigeons, Fanoy Blr^(^nariM,BmidlPißs.atewweUbte- ' Berkshire Pigs, a well broken Ferret, Poodle Dog. two Young Setters, Bramah Fowls from prize stock; a Handcart. PRODUCE, GROCERY, AND FRUIT DlbC FARTMENT. «"""*• Good Table Potatoes, Pumpkins, Melons. Ca rets, Cheese, Butter, Baoon, Hams. Flonr Beef, Pork. . , '""". FRUIT.-Superlor Apples, Pears, &c GROCERIES, fta-Superlor Indian Teas in Bmall packages; half -chests and boxes _ea_ Sugar, Rice. Cornflour, Soap. Blue, BlsOultol Tobacco. Balance ot a stook. «»"«- ON BA__ KUVATKt., FURNITURE DEPARTMENT, At Auolion Prioes: V 7 A Large Assortment ot General Furnlshlntr Goods. i.. """"k TO•MO X X O W t At 11 o'clock, . , AT SIBBIN'S MART. fef\ SACKS* BAKER% SOUTHERN \P V FLOUR, toe tho benefit of whom it may concern, • ™" PRODUCE, GROCERIES, & SUNDRIRB. * TO-IKORRO^ At 12 o'clock. ON THE WHARF. TWO OFFICES-North Shore Ferry Compony's Old Offices, With galvanized iron roof; Northern Steamship Company's ditto ditto. TT" " G, SIB B. IN, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, MAY ..■ -' V VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIr. Corner of Wellesleyand Chapel Streets, VAILE & DOUGLAS HAVE received instruction* frem the Trustees of the Anokland Baptist Churoh to sell their Property sitnatea as above, to auction, on Tuesday. Moy 9. in their Sale-rooms. Shortland-street. . ™5 ?„^V*B_u[*MVWSr conslste of AUotment having a frontage to We£ lesley-street of 60 Feet, andto OhApel. street of 115 feet, with the ChnrcOjaod - Sohool-houae thereon fereoted. x? . ■ Situated In a commanding position In the main line of communication between Ponsonby, Parnell, Grafton. etoV x_£ Property must soon attain a veiy-Ig yalue, and offers an opportunity to. Investment seldom to be met WithT • Title-Lands Transfer. . V , , Terms in future advertisement x TalLe. & DOUGLAPj Auctioneers." ' ,"■ ~ TUBSDAY, MAY 9. • ] VAILE & DOUGLAS HAVE been instructed by J. W. James, E*!" ,to_ s?uJ)3r moMob, on Tuesday. Moy 8, ot their Sale Rooms, Shortiand-stwet HI3 WELL-KNOWN VILLA REST- B«NOK.mtuatod at RusaeU .tratPon- Bonby. This Convenient Family Residence contains- Drawing-room, Dining-room, Breakfast-room, tour Bedrooms, Dressing and Bath-rooms* Kitchen, Washhouso, &0., the wholo'fltted witfc every convenience. ■ The _dptment hag a ttontagedf 100 feet by a ._-__•_* n_J__- <, _-~W "* well W*'«»'__ ' Orchard, Garden, sot Terms very easy. yiiLß & DOUGLAS, .... (Continued on, Fourth Page,/,