THE SUEZ MAIL.

(Per P. and O. SrEAMun Clyde.)

(FROM THE CORRESPONDENT OF THE "S.M, HERALD."

MR GLADSTONE'S STRENGTH,

LONDON, February 10. PARLIAMENT has reassembled for business, and the much talked of session of 1882 has dow fairly begun. The proceedings were not opened by the Queen in person, but t>y commission. For one reason, her Majesty is not in goed health, and these marks ot the Royal interest are usually reserved for those occasions when the Tories are in office. At the present moment it is the Liberals who are iv power, and they are likely toremain there. Mr Gladstone s name is still all powerful. In epefing at Sheffield the other day, Mr Mundella naively explained what was not orily his own attitude in politics, but also the pro cise bearing and disposition of the entire Liberal patty. Thoufth a member of the Government, ho said ho was unaware of the Prime Minister's intentions on a certam subject of prominent interest; but, he added "whatever Mr Gladstone proposes I shall certainly support." Speaking gene rally, that is tbo exact sentiment of all classes of Liberals. Tho opinion ot the country is not to be gauged by the tone of the London papers, or of London society. The official element, the interest of the services, and the bias of the landed classes, is too actively present in the metropolis to make it a true barometer of pnblic opinioD. The last general election ■was not tho only occasion upon which tho West End clubs were shown to havo been utterly wrong in their opinions and their " prejudices. Meeting an old Yorkshire manufacturer tho other day, I put it to him whether, tho Parliament having reached its third session, and the foreign policy of the Go vernment having shown signs of weakness, tho pendulum was not alreafly swinging in tho direction of a change. " No," he said, ■"we in the provinces do not judge a Go vernment as you do in London, Wo tnko little interest in South Africa; we feel still less in regard to Afghanistan ; trade is im proving. Gladstone is in office, there is sure to be a good Budget, and that is enough for us." This is a rough but accurate measure of the public confidence in the present Prime Minister. Mr Glad stone now meets Parliament with an nndiminished support from the con stituencies, andi nothing [short of reckless ness, or criminal lack of tact, will weaken bis position. A COLONIST AT HOME.

The •' World " newspaper continues to publish tlxo doings of its patron, Sir Samuel Wilson. We are told that although Lord Beaconslield bad no taste for hunt ing, bis successor at Hughendeu Manor has already associated himself with that sport, A "meet" at Hußhenden House is a novelty, but this event took place a tew days ago, and the huntsmen are said to, have enjoyed Sir Samuel's hospitality far moro than was possible in the case of the sport which followed. In future, however, we are told "foxes will not be prescribed at Hughenden." One might as well speak of foxes being prescribed in the back yard of a London residence, seeing that a good archer might almost send an arrow across the Hughenden Domain, DISORDKR ON THE BACCHANTE. By reason of the late visit of the Royal Princes Jo Australia, y ou-may feel some inter est in the movements of her Majesty's ship Bacchante. Disturbing news has reached this country relative to the state of disci pline on board that vessel. The crew was originally composed of picked men ; but when the ship was at Hongkong ho fewer than 29 court-martial prisoners had to be transferred to the receiving ship of that port in consequence of the mutinous feeling they had displayed against "the strict discipline, absence of leave, and excessive work enforced upon the crew." It is notable, also, that the Bacchante is being accompanied to Suez by tho Cleopatra, "not so much," we are told, "as an escort, as from latent fears of mutiny." These are sensational state ments, and it is not improbable that ques tions will be asked about them in Parlia ment. • THE BBADLAT7GH CASE. The defeat of the "previous question" on the Bradlaugh business was anticipated. The pity is that the Government and those who support Bradlaugh's demand to be admitted to a seat have to fight au im portant constitutional battle for such an unpopular man. Tlie House has no legal right to.shut the door against whomsoever a constituency may elect. They are not a judicial tribunal; and, as Mr Gladstone pointed out, the Commons ought to have so dealt with this question, as they might have done under the "previous question," to have brought it within the purview, of the Court of Exchequer. If Mr Bradlaugh had been admitted to take the oath, the Judges could then have decided whether he was a proper person to do so; but if once the House passed a resolution there was no law court to review their work. The whole of this disagreeable question has arisen out of the feeble action of the Speaker. He had tho power in the first instance to prevent any interference between a member and the oath, and was compelled to state, in answer to a question, that he knew pf no precedent for such inter ference. But, having once allowed it, the desire pf the Tories to briDg Mr Bradlaugh's political party into' discredit, and the wish of tho Puritanical element of the House to exclude "Iconoclast" and the author oi J;ho "Fruits of Philosophy," created a feeling in the Chamber which has dis regarded all the equities of the case, and proved irresistible. Nobody knows what will be Mr Bradlaugh's next step, but he will certainly be heard of again.

THE ONEHUNGA ACCIDENT.

INQURST.

AM Inanest was held at the Prince Albert Hotol on the body ot Henry MoQuoid, killed on the Onehunga Eoad on Sunday morning, before Dr Philaon, coroner, and a jury, ot whom Mr G. T. Codlin was ohosen foreman.

George Hart, sworn, deposed: lam a milkman In the employ ot the Auokland Dairy Company, and reside at Mangere with Mr Brown. I waa driving on Sunday morning, abont 130 a one-horse spring-oarc, towards Anokland. The cart was empty. Day was abont breaking. Mr horse shied at some object at the corner of Queen and Trafalgar - streets, I pulied the horse further to the left side, ana as I passed the object I looked ov«r the side of the cart, and saw what I took to be the body of a man. I stopped the cart and dismounted; went to it andetmok a light; I found it was the body of a man, A stream of blood was running from tho hoad; I felt his chest and thera was no Bltm of breathing; the body was warm; the man lay with the right side of his face on the ground. As the man appeared to be dead I went to the nearest house and called up the Inmates, There waa no person with me In the cart; I am certain I did taot run over the bddy; Uwasnot able to identify the man; I never saw him before to my knowledge, the body was lying in the centre of the road. Ido cot carry lights on my oart. Mr Brown em ployß another man named John MoHarry, who takes milk to Auckland, and drives a four whoel van. He left Mangere about half-past 2 tfolook.on Sunday morning. I saw MoHairy whin I arrived in Auokland, and told him I found a man dead on the road as I came in. He said ho saw some object on the road and his horses shißd at it. Me took no notice of it: thought it was a oalf and drove on, I informed Sergeant Green, who with Dr Scott, went with BSohn ßSStaSfti milk man in the employ of the same company, deposed: I reside at Manaere I left there about three o'olocfc on SanS« with a load of milk for Auck land!^ a four wheel van drawn by two horses. When near the top of Qneen-Btreet, Onehnnga, myh?Mef B hied. I looked to see wh^tit was. law some object ljing in '^middle of the on the driver's seat. Jhe wheels did not pus Over any obstaole. I a&w tin fast witness in Auckland, and heord paople speaking of tho occurrence. I examine the wheels o( my waggon at Auckland to see if thore waß any blood on them, bat Her peant Green examined them and measared tne fireswhen I returned to Onehunga. He found no signs of blood on,theni.r,Eepeatedlyi}ndcamß on the road; I found a man lying on Mangere Bridge one morning about five months ago, ana my horses -would not pass him, I am certain X did not pass over tho body of deceased, Dr Scott was swoin and gave an explicit da eorlptlon of the position efthe body when he went with Sergeant Green to examine the body on Sunday morning. The body was subsequently removed to the Prlnoa Albert Hotel, where he held a post mortem examination, and found a transverse fracture of the skull extending' aprosa tho head from oar to ear. an abrasion across the face in the direction o the ear ■ blood had issued from the ears and hobo ; a Bortion of Skin and hair was shorn off the left Bide of face and head, and a wound one loon and three quarters in length, which appcaro to have been Cone by some grinding aotion paeslngpver the head; the hair which was found embadded In the road was here produoea by Beret. Green, and shewn to the coroner ana Jury. He consi dered that the wounds must have occurred by Boms heavy weight such ao a vehicle passing over the head; death must have been iaßtan- tgneous. - [• Mr Bobert Ternahan, Francis Qnoenin, John Murray, and W. Kilgour, gave evidenpe whioh went.to show when deceased was last seen olive on Saturday night. Sergeant Green also ppvt evidence.

The jury returned the following verdict:— "That tho deceased, Harry McCJuold. was found dead, and had marks of violence on tho body, abrasion on the faoa, and frnctnre of the base of the skull, and by what means sneh in j arleß were received, no evidence doth appear,

TELEGRAMS.

IPER PRKSS ASSOCIATION.)

DUNBDIN, this day. Frank Oliver has been committed for trial for larceny.

A BIG LAWSUIT.

The Supreme Court is engaged with the case ot Turnbull and Proudfoet, in which the Court ia asked to issue a decree com pelling defendant to the performance of two awards. The property involved is worth £40,000. At the Police Court, Jerrold Jaggar was fined 5s for breach of the Beer Duty Act.

SIR ARTHUR GORDON AND W. J. HUNT

(By TELEaitAPH—OWN CORRESPONDENT),

WELLINGTON, this day. The Governor has obtained two months extension of time to plead to W. J. Hunt's declaration, charging Sir Arthur Gordon with assault and false imprisonment. He has also obtained leave for a conimUsion to take ovidonce at Samoa. I understand the Governor had received twelve months leave of absence, but this case will prevent his departure till it ia settled.

BROGDEN'S COMPENSATION CLAIMS.

No Jurisdiction.

At the opening of the usual bi-weokly sitting in Chambers, this morning, Hia Honor Mr Justice Gillies delivered the following judgment ou the question of jurisdiction, ia respect of tho Brogden claims against the Government:—This is au application to me to act aa arbitrator under " Tho Government Contractors Arbitration Act, 1872 " in reapect of a claim made against tho Government of New Zealand by Messrs J. Brogden and Sous, in connection with tho con tract and works of the Waitarn and New Plymouth Railway. Beforo en tering upon the subject; matter of the claim, I desired to satisfy myself that I had jurisdiction to act as such arbitrator, and, for that purpose, called upon counsel for both parties to argue the matter before mo, This was done at considerable length, and a large number of documents were placed before me, which I have since care fully pcrased, It was contended by Mr Hesketh, for the claimants, that the claim being primu facie brought uuder tho pro visions of the above-mentioned Act, I ought to assume that all prior conditions had been duly fulfilled to entitle me to arbitrate until the contrary were proved, and that I should assume that I had jurisdiction, leaving the other party to take means to restrain me if they relied on my want of jurisdiction. To this view I could not assent. It seems to me clear that the first duty of an arbi trator is to assure himself of his jurisdic tion, especially where that is contested, as in tbe present cue. Tho 31st section of the Act is not merely directory but prohibitory. "Whenever either of tho parties shall desire to proceed to a reference under the provuioaa of the Act, the pro ceedings for that purpose shall bo com menced within six months after the par ticular dispute or matter of difference shall have arisen, and not afterwards, unless with the consent of the other of the said parties," I conceived it therefore necessary tbat it should be proved to me that the particular dispute or matter in difference had arisen within six months of these pro ceedings. It wa3 then contended, on behalf of the claimants, that the disputes bad only arisen in January, 1832, inas much as then only bad the claimants received detailed particulars of certain amounts which the Government claimed to oe •verpayments. But the documents laid before me show that as tar back as December 21, 1876, the claimants gave the Government formal notice that disputes had arisen on this point, as well as on others embraced in the preaent claim, and demanding a reference of these very disputes to arbitration, in accordance with the 27th clause of the general conditions of contract. This notice, whatever may bave bden its effect ai a valid notice, either un der the conditions of contract or nnder the 7th section of the Act, conclusively shows that the dispute?, which are now desired to be referred, had then already arisen : that ia more than, five years before the present statement ol claim was filed. JJut it was further contended, on behalf of the claimants, that, assuming the disputes to have then arisen, the giving of tli.it notice, which was afterwards, on tbe 14th February, 1577, ac cepted by the Solicitor-General as a notice under the Act, was a commencement of proceedings within the meaning of the 31st section c f ihe Act. The mere giving notice of actioi, where such notice is required, has never been held to be the commence ment of an action; nay, even the issue of a writ which has not been served, has been held to be no commencement of an action so as to avoid a statute of limitations. But Mr 1 c ' h ingeniously endeavoured to avoid tii. otfect ot such decisions by arguing that the words " proceedings for that pur pose," in the 31st section of the Act, must be construed as proceedings for expressing a "desire to proceed to a reference," and that the notice given was such a proceeding. I cannot so construe it. The plain meaning is proceedings for effecting a reference, and such proceed ings are not uhnere notice,but the filing of a claim in pursuance of that notice. Even if > that notice had been a commencement within the meaning of the Act, I would feel bound to hold that the subsequent , procedure, by petition of right in Septem ber, 1877, admittedly for the same claims, was an abandonment of these proceed ings in the same way that the issue lof a fresh writ was, in the case ot Weston v. Fournier, 14 East, 491, already alluded to, held to be an abandonment of the first writ not served. It was further, however, contended for the claimants that, even if tbe disputes arose more than six months ago, and that proceedings had not Men commenced within the time limited by Section 31, the conduct of the Govern ment had amounted to a waiver of thatpro vision of the Act, or an estoppel on the Government from setting it up. Ho doubt, the last few words of the section, "unless the consent of the other of the said parties, " Give the power to either party to waive that limita tion, and the question arises whether the Government either expressly or by implica tion from their acts, consented to waive tbe limitation. Tbat they did so expressly is not contended, although it is clear, from the Solicitor-General's letter of June Btb, that prior to the receipt of the claimant's letter of March 8 of .that year, tho Gov.em , ment would have waived that limitation it ! they had been requestsd to do to. Subse quent to the date of the Solicitor. General's letter, it is clear from the docußVuits sub mitted to me, that both parties were fight ing il outrance, the claimants relying on the invalidity of the Ace and determined to ignore it, the Government relying on its validity, and announcing to the claimants their determination to make use of every provision in the Act to defeat the claimants' claim. Noridoes the assent of the Gover nor to the claimants' petition of right, given in August, 1877, indicate more than that the Government had full confidence in the validity of the Act which they at once set np in answer to the petition. The case of Hugues v. Metropolitan Railway Com pany, so much relied on by the claimants, presents no features parallel to those of the present case. The Solicitor.'General's letter of June Btb, in reply to Mr Travers' of 15th May, Iwas clear and explicit that the Government had not waived, and did not intend to waive, the provisions of sec tions 4 and 31 of the Act, whatever they might have been formerly willing to do, and the subsequent proceedings under the petition of right show that the Govern? went steadily adhered to this position! No doubt it seems hard that the claimants should find themselves without a metkod of testing the validity of their claims against the Government, but it is a hard ship brought about by their own persistent determination to ignore the provisions of the Act. I am, therefore, of opin ion thai tbe disputes in respect of which the present claim is made, having arisen before December, 1876, and no pio codings haviDg been commenced for the purpose of effecting a reference under the provisions of the Act within six months thereafter, I have no jurisdiction to act as arbitrator without the conient of the Government, and I mu»t therefore decline to take upon p>yself that duty. '• The Hon. F. Whitakcr, who appeareu. for the Crown, asked how the coats would'go ? • Hia Honor replied that aa he had no jurisdiction in thei matter he ceuld make no direction with respect to costs. '■< ■

CRICKET.

Auckland Eleven v. worthbkn

WAIROA C.C.

fhe Auckland team of cricketers, who last week went to the Northern Wairoa, re turned last night, and one and all give a pleasing account of their trip. The ground was,of conrse, somewhat lumpy in the out field, but a very fair wicket was pitched, and it played better every hour, They con sider A. McCormick won them the match, and we believe it is the intention of the team to present to this really promising young cricketer a bat as a souvenir of their visit up Nortb. Subjoined are the scores :—

Auckland.—lst ana 2nd Innings: Hnmford, It. 1; Osmond. 11. 1: MoCormlok, 0. 42; P. Dafaur, 11,1; Gardner, 1, 2; Deweß. 9, 3; Wjn yard. 2,13: Cromwell, 0, 4; GUI, 2. 4; Sadler. 0, 5: byes, 4; leg-byes. 2: total (l»t lunlngi). 65. 2nd Innings: Byes, 10; leg-byes, 3: total, 89. WiiKOA. North—lst and 2nd Innings: Harding, 5, 0; Dauhwood, 28, 0; Hardy. 0, 5; Maßefleld, 1, i ; Colbeok, 8,0; Wndhead, 2, 3; Looete, 0. 1; McClary, 0. 1; Lourle, 0, 6; Stall worthy. Si. 0 ; Bassett, 2. 0; byes, 4; leg-byos, 3: total (first lnnlngß), 87. 2nd Innings!: Byea, 1: total, 28.

The Wairoa men rendered a very good account of themselves, showing good all round cricket, and with more practice would make several of the Auckland Clubs look to their laurels. The fielding of the Auck land team in the 2nd inniDga was very de termined, ond combined with the good bowling of Gill and A. McCormick, won them the match. They speak of the hospi tality andgood-fellownhip they met with as something quite out »f the ordinary.and all hope to make this trip an annual affair. Mr Mnmford proved himself an able and agreeable Captain.

THE PARNELL WATER SUPPLY.

kbrout of the deputation to Mr Seccombe.

At last night's meeting »f tho ParncU Borough Council, the Mayor reported tho resultof the conference which tho committco appointed at a previous meeting had hud with Mr Seccombe. Mr Seccombo had in formed them that he had no doubt he would be able to supply all the water the borough would require He spoke of his experience, and his experiments made on various occa sions as to the quantity of water. He also referred to his experience whensupplying the town under tho late Provincial Government. Mr Seccombe further referred to the prico at which he was willing to supply the water, and said that unless tbe consumption of the boroußh should be very largo indeed, it was barely sufficient to cover tho cost of machinery and pumpin;, He had taken everthing into consideration. Mr Seccombo also said that he was quite prepared to carry out the proposal, and to erect the machinery, and keep it in repair. The deputation then withdrew.—Councillor Winks moved, " That in the event of a scheme of water supply for the borough being adopted by the ratepayers, the Council approve of tho scheme of supply fromlMr Seccombe's well as follows:-Mr Seccombe to be paid at tbe rate of 9d per thousand gallons for every thousand gallons passing from the reservoir through tbe meter into the mains ; Mr heccombe to erect tbe machinery necessary to pump the water into the reservoir; to pay all charges connected with the machinery, including coals, wages, etc.; to give, without charge, the stone necessary for constructing the reservoir, and alao to give tbe land requisite fer the reservoir."—This was seconded by Councillor Barber. The mover pointed out that the water from Seccombe's well would be 3d per 1000 gallons cheaper than the price mentioned by the city,— AiUr some desultory conversation tho motion was adopted, and a committee of the whole Council appointed to draw np a circular to be addressed to tho ratepayer', previom to the public meeting.

Supposed Incendiary Arrested.

We are indebted to Superintendent Thom son for a copy of the following telegram, which ho received this morning from Detoe tive Doolao, at Cambridge:—" An attempt was made about two o'clock this morning to set fire to Carter's stables, next to the National Hotel. Have arrested on su> picion a saddler named William Dent, said to be known iv Auckland. He appears to be suffering from delirium tremejis" Our own correspondent tele graphs a fuller account, which we hero append :—" At two o'clock this morning, a man named Dent, who bad been sleeping in a shed between Wright's cabinet maker's shop and Carter's stables, in formed the night watchman that he bad extinguished a Gre there. A* dog which bad been tied in the shed had been loosed. Dent was arrested by Detective Doolan on suspicion of setting lire to the premises. It is doubtful whether the act was wilfully done, or under tbe influence of drink," It will be remembered that three separate attempts have been made during the last week or ten days to turn down the National Hotel—atlempU so carried out as to leave no doubt of'the intent of the incendiary— and it is highly probable, therefore, that all these futile essays at firc-raisUg are the act of one person, and that that person is non compos mentis. So far as we can learn, there was a saddler named Dent in business here some siven or eight years ago. He is a man of about 45 years of age.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR. TDESDAt. MARCH 28.



The Assessment Courts for tbe districts of Archhill and Newton were held to-day.' Call on D. S. Chambers, 70, Qneen- Btrett, for Sewing Machine*.' Wholesale and Retail —(Advt.)'



roroonai. MISS Me ANDREWS.-Please call lor y our Box at ono*; left at my house nearly two years ago.—VVm. Hoikln, Hopstown-street, Newton. ' Amusements AUCKLAND tfHJIiHAWafOMIC J\. BQCIITY. The above Society vrlU hold its FOURTH CONCERT (By Request), In St. JAMK3'i Hall, Welling row street, On GOOD JTIIJUAY EVENING. Programme in future issue. Tlokots, 2s and la. Condaotor, , Prof. F, 0, CailUan. 0. M; BOBTHWIDK, Secretary, yr __ ___ _ Tenders. m o builders, Tenders will be received until noon oil April sth for the Erection of a Villa Residence. Mount An>6tt' B. KKAL3 & SON. ;; Architects. m O BUILUEKB. Tenders will he received until noon of TUES DAY, the Ith of April, for the Erection, of a Residence on the View Road, Mouct Eden. Plane, {Co.. at Nob. 8 and 9, South British insuranoeChamber* mumD BKhJj> Architect. QEPARATE TENDERS will be received lO by the Trustees for the Lease, for Ten Years, from the let day of April, 1882, of ■ 1. The Cottage situate In Lome-street, Auok land, upon part of Allotment 16, of SeotionAo.il. i 2. The Cottage sHuito in Albert-street, Auck land, upon part of Allotment No, 25. of Section No. 17. . . . Both at present in the occupation of Mr James O'NeilL Tenders to be left at the offices of Messrs Hughes and George. Solioitora, Auokland, on or before SATUBOAY, the Ist day of April, 1882, at noon, whete conditions of lesaea may be seen, HUGHES & GEORGB, Solicitors for the Trustees. March 23,1882^ T~" ENDERS are required for Fencing and Clearing away Earth, corner ot Union and Wellington-streets —Apply to Mr V. MoKenna, Tailor Pitt street, for particulaiß. 28th March, 1882. ;__ For continuation, see First Page)/. Shipping- Jg||||. !> ■' ABATAPU, W^My Consignees are raqut t to tmmtwrlHm present Bill of Lading, av<. pay freight, and take delivery of cargo, or it will be stored at Consignees risk. D. BOM Kit, Maetar. jgiwaw "OARQUB ARABELLA, MEBghf. X> FROM LONDON. ; Sh^h^K Consignees are requested to ■Ma^^Kl pass entries and obtain deliyery orders from the undeTSigaed ioi iheli Goodi without deiay. "' tn? re ft T 1 . : Cargo impodlng the discharge ot the veseol will be landed 'and stored at Consignees? risk and ospbdso.. ', •'. v •' ' A sight entry to clear the yeses! will bo passed i at 10' o'clqok: a.m. ors THUKSDAY, tho 30tti , Inst "■ ■..,.■" .. i " ~ . ' 'I'HE NEW ZEALAKD CHI^JIKfI CO.. 1 Limited. Agents. ' • Auckland, March 28,1832.



Wanted. WANTED by a respectable Woman Washing and Plain Bewlng to tak< home.—For address apply Stab Office. WANTED, a Strong Hoy.—Apply t< Goodaore and Leo, Coopers, Wyndham Btreet. , ' WANTED.— To Bootmakers—A Mac is reqaired to do repairs.—Apply to thil office for address. _ ANTiiD, by a respectable Persou, s Baby to wet nurse; milk five days old. -Apply for addreßS at Dr Dawaon, Weilesly street. ■ WANTED, by a highly respectable and reliable Widow, an ong _ement as Housekeeper, or as Companion to a Lady; first class references,—Address Mrs 8., oare ot Mrs Banks, 111. Viotorh-atrect West. ANTED, an active Message Boy; must know the town well.-Apply Robt, Rew, Victorla-atreet. ANTED, an Architectural Draughts man; must be competent to prepare drawings from rough sketohes.—Apply by let ter, stating experience, reforenoe. and salary required, to Henry J. S. Kdmondg, Architect, New Plymouth. , \\! ANTED, a good Plain Cook for a T T gentleman's family; no washing. Wages, IGj per week.— Apply to Mrs Brlce, Nowmar&et, ANTED, a j»ood Wood-turning 1 atlie (6 inoh or 7 inch).-Apply •• Little Mill." foot of Cook Btreot. Baldook and Batty. Pro prietors^ ANTED, Traveller, with good and safo commission, to oarry samples of boot npßora on commission.—Addroaa U.S.T., Star Oilloe^ \\! AW TED, a Tailor (good coat hand), v T by tho ploco or weekly: constant om ploymont.—Ni Campboll, Tailor, Queen-3tre»t. ANTED, a first-rate Currier; con. stant employment to a first-rato steady man.—Apnly Mr 8011, KiverEdalo Company' 3 Tv nnery, Whan. W~~ ANi'KD, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry, Hotel Honsemoid (Qlaborne); wages, 158. ; WawTED, ai Hannarora's Auckland Registry, Young Men to milk and drivo (gentlemen's famlllea). \SJ ANTED, at Hannaford's Aucklaud Vf Roglatry. largo number Female Sorvantß. ANTED, at Ilannaford'a Auckland Iteprlatry, Fomalo Housekeeper (Gie bornc); wnno». 2ua. Not wanted for a fortnight. ANTED, at Uannaford's Auckland KoKistry, Hotel llouaemald (Taranaki); wages, 12j. \\T ANTED, at Banuitford'a Auckland Vi liesletry, Fomalo Cook (gentleman's family); wagos, 14b. Other servants kept (Mount ICilenKoad). WANTED, good respectable Female Survanta oC all claesus, just now, at Hf unqford'a Ancklsnd Registry. \\l ANTED, at Uannaford's Auckland V V Kegiatry^YoungjgjrlflJNorth 3hore) L _ WANTED, two or three Men for a Small Job of Bxoavating.—Thomas Constable. Hobion-street. WANTED, a good strong Girl, Imme diately.—Apply to Mrs Parker, between Victoria and Welleßloy-»treets. WANTED a Strong, Uselul Girl of goodcharaoter,—Apply to Mrs R. H. Hnghos, Wellington-street (near St. James's Cnurchl. . \\7 ANTED, 2 or 3 Good Milliners.— T f Apply to Milne and Choyco. AW TED, a Strong Errand Boy.— Apply to Milne and Choyco, WANTED seen, by the men, the nice lot of Silk and Satin Bows, only (3d; at Dampler'B Wak«flald-Btre«t Shop. ANTED, a strong Hoy for the bake house.—Apply to Frenoh Bakery, Hob- Bon-stroot. ANTED, a Bricklayer and Labourer, to-morrow morning, at 8 o'clock, at Franklin Hoad, Ponaonby. \\f ANTEO, a General Servant, must be Vt a KQDd plain cook mo children.—Apply to Mra Thorflpson, St. Stephen* Avenue (last house btu pto),_^rnell. WANTED, Tenders for Trenching, arc, -C. W. S. Purdle, Gardener, Great North Road. WANTED, a Strong Lad, accustomed to Bakehouse work.—Apply to J. Ferguson, Star Bakory. Chapel-street. WANTED, a Boy to Milk and make himself generally 'useful.—Apply to Mr Chins, Remnero. ■ WANTED, a Situation as Working Hoasekceperor Holp, by a widow with ono child; wbrob not an objoot.—K. Henry's Registry- ANTED, Married Couplo for the country; good wages. Retorences re quired.—X. Hepry'B Registry. Bhortl»nd-»treet. WANTKD, good Carpenters to work at Sylvia Park.—Apply to John Thorpe, Builder, Victoria Avenue, Komuera, after Blx p.m. \i; ANTED, a good Machinist—Apply » * to Mrs Klrkman, Drossnmker, Viotoria atreet We»t WANTED, a Good Ueneral Kervant, email family ; good wages.—Apply at onoo to Vrn J. Levy. 214. CJineon-Btreet. W ANTKU, a Young Uirl to a»sist in v ? housework.—Apply Mrs Kiußham, Machanica' Bay. \\i AJNTEi», a Man to do job ot ihlng »T ling, aleo job of Carpentering ; apply at onor.—K. Edwaids, Saddler, Kibar Paw. WANTED, a good j-aneral Ucrvant for country; no dairy work required — Apply to Mrs T. Kelly, Syinonda-atrout, from 10 a.m. till 2 p.m. _____' WANTED, Machinist, Improvers and Apprentices; also strong Youth for press-room. — The Northern Boot and shoe Manufacturing Co. Limited, 17, Wyndham- Btroot. WANTED KNOWN, the immense cheap lot of Ladles', GonU'. and Chil dren's Boots, Shoes, and Slippers that I hnvo last bought.—W. H, Dampler, Wakeileld-Btrcet. WANTBD, a good General Servant.— Apply to Mrs Edward Lewis. Ponsonby. WANTED, au Improver to Cabinet limklnK; also a Boy handy a Polishing —Apply Mr Roth. Victoria-street ffa»t. TJ7ANTKD, a Practical Man to shift V T ' Boiler, eto., eto, eta-Apply Mr Roth, Victoria-street East. .. W~ ANTED, Apprentices to the Dress making.—Mies Christie, Dressmaker, top of Shortland-Btreet. ANTED, Gnm Diggers to know that the b.b. Flng'al will sail for Great Bar rier Gum Fields at noon on Wbdnisday, 29ih lnat. lfares, len Bhlllings.—O. J. Hntohineon, 16. Custom-house-street. WANTED, Members for an Architec tural Drawing Class, to be help in a central position of town.—For particulars apply to R, M. Frlpp, Btah Office. WANTED, an Assistant to the Dress making; also an Apprentice and rmuroTer.—K. Oomoes. Wynyard-gtreet. ' ' WANTED, some Kindly Disposed and Reepeotabie Perßon, to take a Baby Girl to adopt; mother being unable to support It.—B. Henry's RogißHy. WANTED, the vents to see the extra grand line of Soft Folt Hats (latest fashion),is lid; at Damplor's Wakefleld-stree| Shop. WANTED, a Furnished Sitting and Bedroom, for a married oonple with one child six years Ola, near Queen-atreet.— Address O. J. H.. Star Office. t WANTBD Known—An iJxtra Grand Line ol Wincey, at 6d, worth Is, at Dampier'B Wakefleld-street Shop. \j_T AN TED, for a Country HoteHß V V M(ddle-aged Woman, who oan cook ; will be required to assist in the House-work; good wages.—Apply by letter only to A.8., Stab Office. WANTED, the Gents to see the Latest Fashions in Scarves . (reversible and otherwise); Under Shirts, Is 4d; Bqya' do, If, at pamplerte Wakgflrld-Btroet Shop. .-' \J_T ANTED, Lodgings, with use of a V V Paddook. neighbourhood of Bpsom or Remuera, by a single gentleman,—Apply K.J.J., Box 41, G.P.0.. Anokland. .__ WANTED, Boari and Hesidcnce, withift ton mlnntes'wnlk of Queen street, for Lady engaged during the day; near the eb* pre ferred.— * rite, stating terms, to FA, osre ot Mr Mears. Stationer, Queen-street, ' WANTED to Sell, a Bay Pony, five years old, oirrieo a lady; also, Saddle and Brldlfii -Apply A. W. Rigby, Woodlelgh. New North Road. ANTED, Tenders for Removing (about ISO feet) a Small Cottage, and re nting on purlrl blooka.—Appiy to R, Lalng, Picton-Bfroet. ANTED KNOWN—Ladies Leather Bars, Is 6d eaoh ; no higher prloo : at tho WakeSeld-atreee Shop —W, H. Paftipler. Wf ANTED to Sell, a Handsome Pair V V of Ponies, dark brown, 14 hands ; Rood match; three and four years old ; well broken; sound.—Apply to R. C. Jordan, care ot H. R. Qeorgo. Fort-street. . . \%J ANTED KNOWN-Four Wcqk? V V must Clear Out the Whole Stock' of Boota and Shoes at any ptlce. Lease expires Sift of March.—W. Johnston, Victorla-atreet. ANTED KNOWN— Tnat the JNew Zealand Timber Company are Belling all kinds of Timber and Building Material at the very lowest rateß. Very superior White Kauri, from our new bush, Just opened. ' ANTED KNOWN, that E. Mltchel- Bon & Co., No. 18. Queen-atreei Wharf, are selling Molse, Oats; Bran, Sharps, Flour, Oqtmeal. &0.. fcC, at lowoßy market rates, \]_T ANTED KNOWN tUat the Victorian TV Loan and Discount Agenoy'a Advertise ment appaara on Ith page. Bth column. WANTBD, the Ladies to" notice the Fresh Lot of Extremely Wide Fringe, for 6d the yard, at Dampier'a Wakefleld-Btreet Shop. ' WANTED KNOWN —That J. H. Dalton has Opened n Special Branch c* the Tailoring Business in Victcria-otroet KasfJ for the purccaq ot »okluir Ladies' Garments, GucU aa Ulaterß, Habits.' Jaokets, etc, made in the moet approved stjlos, by first class work men. ■ WANTBD KNOWN—CHEAP llfr -cbrl Cheif Timber I And all other Kinds of Bniiding Materials, can be pnrotased cheaper and better than anywhere else at the Yards of D.Qoldie, Albert-street. Tfiere being no manufactory for. Jolnoro'. Timber on' the pre mises, the customer has an additional oppor tunity ot getting superior timber. ' Wheel wrlghWlUaterialfl always in stock, . -



WagfeeaT \ T\^^ AN TED, Ladies and Gentlemen to V T call and Rive in their names for a Brand Musioal Contest (Amateurs only). — W. C< Donneß. Qaeon-street. _^ ANTED KNOWN.-lt appears to bo now admitted that Glass Bepectaoles are no more injurious to the eyes than Pebbles, and yet millions are daily destroying their eye sight for tho want at a Pair of Good Sceetnoloa like those being sold for Is at Dampier's Branch Shops, Hobßoii Btroet and City Market, WANTED KNOWN—Another lot of Fresh Bargains, Including the Black Cashmere at 1b lid.—W. H. Dampler. WANTED KNOWN—mat jfroießsor Gussoott Is the only Original and Praotl oal American Herbalist In the Colony, and also the most expensive man to do business with. He requires no information; he oan deolde at a glanoe the diagnosis of tho case, thereby rellev- UK the patient of a great deal of nervousness and hesitation. Try and disprove this if you can A*/ ANTED KNOWN —That tne TV Auckland Timber Company (Limited) are Manufacturers of all desoripUon of Goods, with superior Maohinery and despatch.—Works Custom-house-street Weat ANTED KNOWN - Just opened Latest Styles in Hats-Straw, Velvet, and Soal; splendid assortment of Foathem, Ulsters, Velvotfl. Velvetconß, Plush, Silk, Satin, Cashmere and French Merino, Kibbons, Boarfe, Laces, Tlos. Ladies' and Children's Hosiery in Caßhmere, Merino, and Cotton; Wool Squares, Fringe, Cord and Tassels. New Fashionable Corsot, Coloured Table Cloths, is. All other Goods equally onoap.—G. Carter, Viotoiia St. WANTED KNOWN, that J. MEL DRUM, Bootmaker. Shortland-street, Auckland, Is calling speoial publio attention to his Custom Work. Hepoirs neatly done. Boots Sewn and Pnaasn and Mavk to Order, a trial TOBPOotfally solicited.—J. MELI3RUM. WANTED KNOWN, that l am now Selling overy description of China, Glass, and Karthonwaro cheapor all round than any other shop in tho trade. Vases and Chinu Ornamontß considerably bulow town prioes. One trial will prove the faot,—Note- tho address i if. A. Henman, Korangahapo Road oppoalto Newton Hotel. - VS/ANTED KNOWN, tbat you can V v Dress well for a«mall weekly payment bygolniwtoMunroanaMUligan. Bee advertise ment on front pace, ANTKD to Hell, Mixed faints in gallon tins; K&uri Oil, 2/9 per gallon ; Priming Paint, fi/G per gallon.—Atkinson ft Co., Freeman's Bay; Wholesale Afients, Messrs X, Porter & Co. ANTED KNOWN, that "Coni ferlno," tho now atmosphorlo purifier, s a vory pleasant, as well as thoroughly reliable Disinfectant, and should bo used in every house in any neighbourhood whore scarlet fovor exists, Price 1b 3d per tin at Gardner's English Pharmaoy, 181 Quoen-Btreot. Anokland. \^TANTEt» Seen, by tho Ladies, (;he T T Now Shawls for 2s, at Dampier's Wake fleld-Btrcet Shop. ANTED KNOWN, that our firm, "The Royal Sewing Machine Co., Limited." aro mannfaoturlng " BICYCLES " end " TRICYCLICS," and we will take ordora at English prioea.-W. H. BHAKESPKAR and Co.. opposite the Market, Queen-Btreet, Auck land^ WANTED KNOWN, that H. WAITE'S Fruit Tins are acknowledged to he the )OBt oyer Introduced In the colony. They re ceived a. first pr«e at the AgriottlturaJ Show held at Ullerslle on the 9th November, 1881, a recipe is Issued to each purchaser, and the maker's narao is stamped on every lid. Sold by all ironmongers, and at the factory, Hlgh-atreot, noxt City Council Chambers.—E. WAITK, Wholesalo an* riotall Tinsmith, WANTED KNOWN-Music, Music, Music—Tho Piano Muslo ordered by tne from England has arrlvod; all Sd and Cd each. Particular attention this time is called to the Standard Popular Songs, whioh I have Bpeoially ordered from list; Ist and 2nd Violin Btrlntrs, 4d; 3rd and 4th ditto, Sd.—W, H, DAMPIEU, Hobson-fltreet, Wakefield-ttreet, and City Market. WAN'iUD KNOWN, that Mr George Cuokson, having recently arrived from Engltnd, haa taken new and oommodiGus promlßos In Hobaon-street, and at top nf Wol- IlnKton-street, and Is now selling very cheap. Earthenware and Glass, all goods of EnglMi manufacture, being imported by the proprietor. Inapeption invited. — Note tTie Addresa— fi, Cpoggpy. __^___ WANTED KNOWN -~CrinolotTeii having come into fashion again, JJurn pior Is soiling thorn at ail ono prico, Ss, at tun '• ffqkoflold-Btreot shop. __ J ANTED, Lovrrs~o7t}Dod Toa to try the Teas on tmio at the Royaj Tea Mart JR. Fr'onob, Grocer and Tea Dealer, Ksrangn hnpo Road). Uplendtd vahma In Ueneral %o corion and Provisions. Our mlztiiren ana blond of Toss give general satisfaction, and uhonld be i tried by all. Prices: Congou, la Si, U8& Is lOd; Special Mixtures, from 2s; the Excelsior ! Mixture at 2s 10d. ( WANTED KNOWN-Black Beaded 1 Braco'ots, Is; Necklets, 1b 3d; Varrings. 1 Gd per pair: Uree sllverod Lookots, Is Cd; at Damplor'g Wakell^ld-stroot Shop. ] WANTED KNOWN.-That W. H. 1 SHAKE3PHAK & Co., opposite tho Market, Queon-streot. Auckland, are the Howe Aocnts for tho " DOMEaTIC," tho best of all , Sewing Miohlncs; and are also selling Genuine i "HOVVK," and other makes, at 25 per oent lowor than any othor dealers. ANTED KNOWN—Tweed, Is 4d ' and la lid; vvaterproof do. 3<; Men's Tivond Trouoorn. 7s (Id) M.-i/u Holland Coats, 3i Od—at Dampler's Wqlceflold Btreet ahop. WANTED KNOWN, that William : Wibt, Csne and Seat Chair Manufac- I Hirer, wishes to Inform the publio thtt ho oun • now supply thorn both at his r?aldonco, Wynd batn-ntrcot, and at tho City Market, with all ' bind* ot Housohold Furniture at the lowest posstbio prices. Also, oyory description of Kurnituro Itepairod and Sold on Commission.— Noto tho Address—Wyndham-strcot and City Market^ VV ANTED K. N O WN, : LAST WEEK op C. B R o OKE S' CLE A'BI NG-0 U T SALE. GREAT BARGAINS 11 CALL EARLY 1 1 1 CT»ROOKE3,)"BLUE BOOT" (oppOßlte • JDROOKES,/ Qarllok & Cranwell'B, QUEEN-STREET. ANTED KNOWN—A Splendid Line of Beautiful Oleographs, lately arrived; also, Children's Toy Hooks.fromld oaoh; Clockß, Photographs, Stationery, and General Fancy Goods. Two Lovely Wax Dolls, life-eize and llfe-liko,juatrooelvodper Oxford, aro creating quite a furore among the fair sex, young and old. The finest display of Gd and Is Goods ever made In the colony. On the 6d counter there are over 2000 articles, and on the Is counter, whioh is 60 feet in length, there are between 1,500 and 2,00) dlstinot artlolos. New consignments of Goods have Just arrived by Oxford, and others are on the|r Way f rqm Europe per Halciono and Lah-a.—Mr Gpqdson cordially Invites insppp tfon of the very Extensive and Varied Stock of Goods In the Aioada, whioh is, without excep tion, the Largest and Most Valuable of any in the colony. WANTED KNOWU-I have altered my mind abont adding groceries to my trade, and will sell off the Peanuts that I haya just bought at cOBt price, 21d per lb by the bag, or id by the lb, at ray now Branch Shop, Hobson street.- W.H.Uampipr. GOOD BOY,-Wanted a Good Boy to milk a oow, clean knives, boots, &o.; excellent home and wages,—Apply to F. G. Kwington. AGKNTtEMAN is desirous of obtain ing permanent residence in a private family.—Address " Woodlelgh." BTt» Ofttoe. C2.OUD BUV,-Wanted, a Good Boy to m clean knives, boots. &o.; excellent home and wageg.-Apply to F. G. Kwlnj;t(m: y TIO CONTRApTOK§ AND OTfIERS. Ofilce for Sale oheap.—H. S. Canham'a Coal and Wood Yard, Symonds-Btreet. Board ana Kesiaence, fiOMFORTABLE Boavd and Residence; KJ terma moderate.—Far addreßS apply Mr Parker. Grocpr. ftobson-Btrflet • VACANCY for a Gentleman; first class ; 25s per week. Apply Oroydon Villa Tjneent-street— Mrs Fuller. /IOVERNOK BHOVNE HOXEL, VJT HOBSON-STREET. Boahd Am> Lodoino. _.. . .20a neT Week Single Room -^ _..afia, _^ Medicai. A lOKIN S HYPOPHOHPHITICa. Aiokin's Syrup of Hypophosphite of Lime is guaranteed equal to the Frenoh preparations of Dr ChurohiU, and less than half the price, The great expense of tho Imported preparation to the sick, and the fact that BnohiPhormaceutioal preparationscan bo manufactured equally woll (n Auckland, has induood tha proprietor to engage in making a really reliable article ot Standard Strength and Oiibmioal purity that! may bo recommended with ooufidenco by the medical faculty to their patients and others. ' Aiokis'b Hypophoaphltos will anowor all the reeuiieinents'stated, and a "trial Trill suffice tff show that in the'rapeUtroal Botiori'they arc qUife as offlcaclous in all d(iioaaes (or whiph the continental'pre parations are so jUßtly calcbrated. Bold in botUeß nt'gg 6d each. Dose, two, teaspoonf ols only! Aiokin'b Syrup of Hypofhos* pniTES of Lime and Soda, especially suitable in same cases of lung diseases, Bed is most palatable and cordial, each teaapoonful contains.three graiua puro bypophoephlto of lime and one and a half Rvoina hypophoaphlteof, soda. Sold in bottles at 2s Cd each, Request your meflioal aaylsor to try the Local Byrupa Of Hj'sdpKosphiteß, ciacla by AicstN' ot deflniie uniform storetißthj AICKIN, Wholesale ManufoctcrUig OBemlat, The Phawnaov. Anokland fij^lßE.—To those who hayo paid ifor a JO course 6f Medicated Bathsi H. W." Cooper begs to inform thes? that he hopes to establish other Baths ca noon as he flsds a place conven iont, and hopes his patrons will allow bim a little* time to;k?ep his'asreomsntg. H.W.C. begß to express Ms sorrow for' Mr Montague' Mr Blair, and those nsghboars who Buffered, through my calamity.—H. W. CO OVJSR, Queen s Head Hotel. ' HIMUIIMI



To lieu TO LET, a balcony 8-roomed Woase rent 15a.—Apply at the Cheap Bedding ant Furniture Mart. Victoria-street Eaßt. TO LET, in Grace-street, Ponsonby, c new well-flnished Five-roomed House gas and water laid on.—Apply E. Brown, Grace street, TO LET, Furnished Bed-room, with fire place, in town.-Apply 300, Qaeen-streeS, Bide door in Alexandra street. rr\O LET, Family Residence of 10 Rooms, fi at Mount St. John, with about Two Aores of Land; fine view.—Apply to H. ABhtOn and Son, 8, New Zealand Insurance Bnlldlnga. mv LET, near the Koyal Oak Hotel. X Mrs Eastwood's House of eight rooms j stable and out-houses, large orchard containing one aore.-H. Partington, Estate Agent, Stloh bnry'a Buildings. nn O LET, Four-roomed House, a pood J. water and garden, off Avenue Road, Par nell; rent 6s a week,—Apply to Joseph Smith, Gardener, off Avenue Road, Parnoll. 110 LIST, Omces in Queen-street, Up . Btalra and Down^stalrs.—Apply Mutual Lire Aseoolation of Australasia, No. 81, Queen street. nno LKT, a Commodius New Eat- J proof Store, in Customhouse-street.—W. and G. Wlnstone. 110 JjET, a Bakers Shop and Oven, in Wellington-stret, now in tho oooupatlon of Mr J. Hamilton.—Apply to V, L. Prime Estate Agent. 28, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. nno LET, a Brick Bakehouse and Oven JL (nearly new). In Rutland-street, oif Wake field-street; rent, £1 per week.—Apply to F, A, White. _______^ fjT or a "t; , GKNTLEMAN'd COMMODIOUS RKSI DMNCE (new) of eight rooms, situated in Princes-street, Albert Park. Situation excel lent ; gas and water laid on; plunsro and shower bathe; convenient detachedoffioeß.—Apply to W. Boanmont, Star office. TO LET, Furnished Bed and Sitting room, with register stove, and use of kitchen; no other lodgers kept,—For address apply at this office. nno LET, a Milliner's Shop, at present 1- oooupied by Mrs Hosbins, at the top of Nelson-street-Apply at the Corn Store, top of Hobaon-Btreet. nno LET—Thcao New Brick Shops and X Dwellings, recently erected at the Corner of Pitt and Vinoet't-streets, by Mr W. J. Offer and now ready for occupation.—Apply to F. L. Prime, Kstate Agent, 28, N.Z. Insurance Build ingß. rrX) LET, a Family Residence containing X 10 rooms, with suitable outbuildings, on tho New North Road: poisesiion given imme dJaJ?l£7Apply to $' k Prlme- BBtßte AKent -28. N.Z. Inauranoa Buildings. mo LET, Two or Three Offices (177 A Queen-street),—Apply T. Harke'n, High strcet. rsio LET, Lieceßter Villa, on College 1 Road, eight rooms and stable, oarrlage house, eto—Apply to Mr Newbold, on i.me promlHea. nno LET, a Six-roomed Houte in Grey- I street; rent, 13a.—Apply to W. Adams, Grey-street. mo LET, a Semi-detached House of X. Five rooms with water laid on, and eook icg range; rent Ba.-James Reid, Eden Terrace. TO BE LET,—The Large Handsome Houae, Upper Parnell, Main Road, next Mr F. <reland'g, near the Bishop's chief gate, nearly finished after great enlargement.—W. K. Sadler. f|lO LET ON LEASE, by Tender, for c the term of seven years, from lnt January, 1882 (rent oommenolng on 3fd April), that New Shop in Queen-Btreat adjoining the Greyhound Hotel. No lease will be granted to Grocers or Tob&coonlsts. Highest offer not necessarily accepted. Tenders to bo left at tho offices of L. D. Nathan & Co., Shortland-stroet, Ob or before 29th Marob. rp o ju E T. To Let, th,e Three-stdrY Bflliaing at preaent beln» orected, adLiolnlng Theatre Royal, Vlo torlu-streot. Very erbitable for a wholesale or manufacturing buainusg. _ , B. TONKB fe CO. MOUTH KUOKP.-To Let, a Famished X^ Cottage on tho Boach, with immediate PoiiS«e=ila».-K. and K. Duder. For Sale. FOX SALE, Three Mice Little Farms, near Mount Albort antl the Whau, con taining respectively HJ, "J. and 5J acres, olose totlioKnilway Station. Tfie>-ha?<J an extensive view; l«no ul! ulonKnablo and wall •wntercd. 801 l well auitod for Mill-grovrliiK and other pusr poses. Any of theßa would mafee a capital Mttlo homestead for a penm with Etatil meaui. There Is a «ooi road clp.-a by, Omnlbnins pus often daily. Price—£ls per acre: first buyer cs,a have his choice; very easy tenEß.~Apply to Publisher, Star Offlae, ABONA FIDE OFFER.-Three Fine Allotments in Poneonby for sale. The land lit first-class, magnificent view of water, level, and tho best on the block, being corner lots, on main road; is a good site for hall or church. Will ba KOld for 35b per foot for cash, nr part payment and balance as agreed.—Apply Button Bros , Quecn-BtreeL li'OK SALK, House of Seyen Kooms JD and bath-room In Exmonth-street (near Fairbcrn'ii Ddddcok), with Freehold Allotment la Dundonald-Btrest; a cheap property.-Apply J. Ky»n. Painter, Karangahnpe Hoad. FOX SaLE, in a rising suburban district, a Grocery Business, doing a Rood cash trade.—Apply D. B. Orchard, 18, insurance Buildings. Jj>OJf, SALE, Wiilfams-street, near Wei- V iington-Btreut, a very nice Verandah Ccttuge, i rooms, etc (now let at 12s per week), In good order; price, £300.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agont, Queon-Btreet. 118 VTtOR SALE, Business Premises at 9? Mount Kdpn, situate in main rood; a splondld opoilnp; for a Chemist, as at present thoro is not ono in this large and populous district. Tho building Is new. substantial, and well finished.—Full particulars from Mrs Jack, on the premises, or at D. F. Evans, Estate Agoat, Qnoon-atroot. FOX SALE, Lincoln-streot, Ponsonby, House of seven rooms, good well, woos shed, &o; allotment, 66x100, fenced and planted; very oheap, only £310.—D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent. Qneen-straet. iU gjiOK SALE, Duke-atreet, Newton, X? Verandah Cottage, six rooms, and a work shop, good woll, garden, &O.—U. F. Evans." Land Agent, Queep-Btreet. ' PONSONBY,— A new and, tery pretty Verandah Cottage ef 5. rooms, allotment, tank, etc., all complete; and In fljfflt dasa ordor. Very oheap. £220.—1). F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. ' _ 427 STOKES'S POINT.-Splendid Allot ments fenced and planted with fruit and ornamental treea, in splendid position, over looking the harbour, near the beaoh.—D. y, ttvapa, Kalate Agent. ki^Oß SALE (Howe-street), ft very"jifetty X? Villa containingiflve rooms, pantry; water laid \n, ni'oo garden, fta: all in first-olass order; splendid view: a very desirable place.— D. F. Jtvans, Estate Agent, Qneen-Btwet. 125 PKING^STREET, Ponsonby — Hand some new Housoi thoroughly well finished, rooms large and lofty, standing on tyfo allot ments. lam instructed to efteot an Smmodlate Ba'e—bußlnosa matters calling the owner away from the dlstript.—Full particulars from U, F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qaeen-street. 409 PKOSPECTrSTKKJST, near FOnsonby Hall,—Now and thoroughly wall-finished House of four rooms, fitted up with almost every convenience. Allotment 33 x 100, for immediate sale.—D. V. Kvans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. SUBURBAN STOKE tor iswe,-A ftrat rate business for Sale in one of the heat of Auckland suburbs; tho position Is second to R, F, Evans. Egtfttg Agent, Anoßand. . 885. I^ROSrECT TBKHACE.—A very nice Verandah Cottage of six rooms, fitted with cnpboardß, bookcase, dresser, &c; gag and water laid in; good garden, stable, &c.- D. F. Kvans, Katate j.fiCXLt. qqeen-gtroet. PONSON^Y TERRAUE (near All Easts'' Ohurch), a compsot and comfort able Houso of five rooms, two tanks, &&; good corner allotmont. Price £330.—D. F. Evans. Estate Agont. Qneen-Btreet. 403_ FOR "SALE, New and Well-finished House \ els rooms, fitted with' register grates, oven, tank, &c; very desirable; situate 1 near Poosonby Hall. Price £325.-D. F. nvans, Estate Agent. • 430 >■■ FOX SALE, Sussex-street, JNowton, nice Verandah Cottage; four rooms, Bcullery, large cellar or workshop good well, allotmert, 31x111, fencod and planted. Price— only £160.—I). F. Evans, Estate Agent. 151 BjiOK IMMEDIATE SALE, Ponsonby F Terrace, a nioe House of 7 rooms, veran dah In front; Allotment 8? x 100, all tastefully laid out; good well, tank. &c. Prloo, eiSO.—D. F. Kvans, ITstate Agent. Queen-street. U% MOUNT EUEN (near Mr Relly'sV a new and well-finished House of five rooms, replete wiljh almost every convenience, Buch as regißtor,Bratefl, feltohou ranee, &c.; aUot montj abO"\jt'sO i 200; main road frontage; very ! deslrablo,-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen- Btreot. 408 HANDSOME VILLA KESIDENCB, in first-class order. The House stands, high, commands a grancl view, and is sur rounded by a Dp^endid^aVaon fully stocked with fruit ireeSjflowgre.eto., etc The supoot is north i easterly, and weU sheltored. Situated in Pon sonby, next to Rev, Mi Runcim&n's, and having a frontage of 132 feet to O'Connell-street, whioh could (If deßlred) be sub-divided to advantage. -D. F. Kvans,|Kstato Agent.Queon-streot, d3fl mo GKOCJSKS AND OTHERS. The Stock- In-Trado and Goodwill Of a Grocery Bueinees. in Queon-otreot, having a good cash turu-over, for immediate sale, and cheap.—Fct farther particulars apply to U. F. Evans, IT?tat^ .Agert, Qooon-Btrect. * «T O R 9 A h E. poasouby Koad-AU that most desirable pro-. nerty. situatei on main road, corner of Cameron and Norfolk-Btreets, and now in apoopatiop. 01 the Hoy H.- R. Dewabnry. Th 9 House ooatainß efe? rooms, thoroughly built, wall finished, nno replete with olms^t ovci'y comfort, such aa gas laid on, f;c; 1 he Allotment has a frontcgo of HO.foot to Ponsonby Road, by about 220 feet to each Cameron cni Noriolk-streeis, all securely fonoed, and planted with ornamental anil {rait trees, This. Is, without doubt, a most valuable Pro perty.'aud for a business site is unsurpassed. 'For Building Sites, it could be sub-divided to great advantage, having three frontages, but I am instructed to effect a sale, in one lot: ■■T* ■ ~ D.F. EVANS1, : Mataijo Agent, Qaeen-Btreek Her continuation, ««e First Vaqfi.



Public Notices. ■DOAED OV EDUCATION. EASTiCK HOLIDAYS. t -" The Easter Holidays for Sohoola In and neat . Auckland, and at the Thames, will be from FBI ' DAY, the 7th, to FRIDAY, lith April, both days Inelnslre. DAILWAY DINING BOOMS, ■*■*' QUESN-STREBT VHABP. WILLIAM PYE, PEOPBIBTOK. Good accommodation for Boarders and Travellers at moderate charges. Cleanliness and olvllity are the characteristics of this house, rhe table and beds cannot be surpassed by any house In town. The Proprietor has had a very long exporlanoo as a Reataurant. Keeper, and he feels aeanred that any person giving his house a trial will be quite oonvinoed that the accommodation It affords cannot bo surpassed, THK ONJjY HOUSE ON THE WHARF; Board and Lodging, fil per week. Bods,.la. "pj" 0 W UNPACKING Ex ' Crows thobpjb,' One of the Largest shipments of _T ONDON.IIf ADK TTIORNITURE JUONDON MADiC X 1 URNITURHT" Ever offered In this Market, of first-olass make. BimlUr to last Shipment, which was acknow ledged to be suporior to any previously im ported. This Shipment comprises :— Drawing-room Suites, Dining Snitoi in Oak and Mahogany, Dining and Occasional Tables, Octagon Tables. Duchess Tables. Card Tables, Whatnots. Ooramodoi, Book Shelves. LadioB1 Work Tables, Cheffoniers, Toilet Qlaßsos, Mirrors, Music Stools. Folding Chairs, Cabinetß, Writing Tables &0., &c, fee Will be open for inspeotlon in a few day*, and for positive sale early next week, B. TONES & CO. Auctioneers, IVrOTICE. — Allotments Bought and -Li Houses Built on the Weekly Payment Syfitenv-C. Layer, Eyber Pass. K. J. MUMFORD, Bdotmakeb, has RK MO VXD a few doors from his recent place of Business, next but one to the City Counoll Offices, High-street, where he will be pleßsed to see the publlo and his friends and old oustomers. DANCING. — Lafiics and Gentlemon desirous of joining a Seloot Dancing Class are requested to communicate with "Terpsi chore," Stab Office, ri i a l l i if g c. I heroby Challenge any Yoath or Man in Anokland (my own weight) to Row a Race in Dingles, diatanoo 3 miles, for the sum of Bi or more. THOS. B. HALL, Barman, Wynyard Arms Hotel. QHALLBNGE. I hereby aooept the Challenge o£ Thomps Hall to Row a Dingy Bace for the stun of Five to Twenty-fire Pounds aside, on Saturday next : Olia-RBNOB HBJWHON. ODONTALGICON, the NowJßemedy for Toothache, instantaneously stops Tooth ache, arrests Deoay, acts as a Stopping. Prlco, Is.—o. W. Goodson, London Arcade. Sole Agent for Auoltland. A UCKLAND SAVINGS BANK. The Trusteeu are prepared to Lend Money on Freehold Securities in earns from £50 to 45,000 at beyen per cent. Mortgages oan be redeemed by quarterly Instalments. Applica tions for loans to be sent in by SATURDAY, the Ist April, 1882. R. CAMERON, Temporary Offices: Darby-street A L E« A L EI A L El MH3SRB. JAB. SPEIGHT & CO.'S DUNEDIN ALB XXX DONEDIN ALB At 2a 6d per Gallon,' on the Premises. XXXX (IN BOTM.K). Quarts, 10s; Pints. b. Delivered. Sole Agents ; M, WHITE _ CO., HOBSON BUILDINGB, |TOBT«TR«KT. HENRY P_T RY, JEWELLER & DIAMOND SETTKR, Viotoi»ia.3trbri (opposite Royal Mnilj, two doors below Holland and Boiler's. N. ft .—A Oholoe Stock of the Latest Novoltiea In Jowolloiy, Watches, &0., always on liana. Repairs neatly executed on tho Premiaijr, an 4 Orders promptly attended to. 4?1 f_ TO iIO.OOO LENT on BuHfllng *XV Society prtnetple(i,oropoth«termi to salt borrowers; Mortgages and Vft&ns aago- Mated. See List of Properties for sale on fourth page. Blx per cent, allowed on money deposited tor investment, —G, Witj.iambon, Laud, Kstate and V lnauklal Acrent Vnloan Lane. rpO PHOTOGRAPHERS. Wratten and Walnwright's Instantaneous Gelatine Dry Plates (1 ar.d J plates), ON BALE by KEMPTHORNB, PROBHER & CO.'a NBW ZKALAND DRUG COMPANY (LIMITKD). HpHB NEW bOTIiDING SOCIETY INJJUSTRIAIi AND PROVIDENT PERMA NENT BUILDING, LAND AND INVEST MENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND. corneb or QUEEN-STREET and VULCAN LANK, ABolassea are invited to take up Investing Shares, payments weekly, interest remunera tive. LOANS granted on security of Freehold or Leasehold Property for the purpose of Buying, Building, Sco., In sums of £20 to £5000, repay able—for every £100, advanced—at the following scale, by weekly, monthly, or Quarterly inatal menta:— Kopayiaents Per i| Repayments Per extending over Week, yextending over Week, 8 years _ 1610fl T years _ 8 3 4 years _ 12 6 8 yea*? i, 7 b 6 years - 10 61[ 10 roars -68 BPBOIAL FACILITIES "are given to Bor rowers for paying off part prlnolpal money and reducing weeely payment, or the whole sum may be paid off at any time—the Society grant ing IJBBRAL DISCOUNT. QEOBQS FKASER. Manaaor. PEST NEWCASTLE QOAfcS HOUSEHQLU & ISLACKSMITHS'. f Also, LOOAL COALS AND FIREWOOD (Lowest i ' UAIES) DKLIVKRKD IN TOWN OB COUNTRY. W. & aT~wiNBTONE, PREDK. WHITEHEAD'S RETAIL TEA ADVERTISEMENT. FJNKST CHINA TEA SIFTINGS, yi per lb, 'Selected from the London market, and re markably cheap. Gives a strong, thlok, and pungent liquor. OHOIOEBT PURE FIRST CROP BROKER PANYONG CONGOU. This Tea for value ' in the onp is worth pence per pound more money. Price, 1/6 per lb. The" like rarely oomes into this market.' A SPLENDID DARJBELING F f L»v6URED MIXTUHK; guaranteed a blend of Pore India and China' Teas. ' Price, 1/8 per. lb. "TEA XX T RA OR D I NAR V P The ready Bare this Tea commands proves it worthy the name. Price, 2/per lb. "FAMILY MIXTURE." A blend of extra highly cured first crop India and China Teas; will carry well, and fan- Store 'with lengthened brewing in the pot. and prove itself an economic high-class Family Tea. Pripo, 2/6 peril), "VERY RICH PEEP BROWN TEA." A combination of some of the purest, the 'stasnges t, and the richest flavoured Tew imported. Give it a trial. Price, a/ per lb. X) BOXES "FOOK OAN PEKOE TEA." About the Finest Importation of the Season, Price, 28/ per box. Fredk, \Vhitehead, whole alje and retail tea dealer, ViOTORIA-BTRBBT. AUOKiAKD. A ÜBTRIAN BENT WOOD -p *. it nnmrie ■**■ Oano ohalw< Austrian T. & H. OOOrac, Bontwooa oane Couohes and 128, Queen-street, ko^ea, Austrian Bsntwood Cano Rocking Chain. __ ALNUT DRAWINQ. ROOM SUITS 3la ?m^slS£*i££: suk- Tapestry, Rop, and Ore -123, Queen-street, walßHit TablesTwtat. nota and Canterbnryß. " AHOGANY, CEDAR ■i- j-n ,uum Rlmu, and Kauri Din iH^Saen^et' \W oV!i_ Bnltea In leather isj, uueen-stroet..Haircloth, und American Cloth. ¥HON HaU-Teßter Beflf- T. & H. COOKE, iJSS^IJ^BtaSSSI* §23" 15-1 flnoon atrnnt- BtOBaB, ITOIt BlUOip Bed- Utf l «ueen-Btreet. Bteafla( fcon j^^ Ohah Beaataadg. Iron Cots. "PATENT Bprins RoUer T, ft H. OOOKE, JT Blinds aaaTVenotlan ISB, Qaeen-etroot. Blinds, UUt Cornices and FroMh-polished Cornice Poleo riARPETS, Hearthrugs, ' T. Sj; H. COOKE, Vy Linoleum, Floorcloth, 123, Qneen-atreet. Matting, Door "Matn, Bath j ■ Mtt'.B. to great variety, LIBKKAL DIBCOONT «o , ~., o. -^a^SfSSBV-^ 123, Queen-street, cataloguespost free oa appli* I , cation, v ... , )••- -■■ ■ —"ViicnßOOM B'UBNITUHK 1 T &H.OODKE 1> toChotoeMotttedgrarf,



. Lost and Found. LOST, a Cheque No. A27239, for £>. 6s Si; drawn on National Bank, 1 Httnooofc and Co.; payment stopped. LOST, a Bunch of Keys.—Finder will I rewarded on leaving same at Police Offio LOST, a Black and Tan Terrier Do; In the neighbourhood of Hobson as Victorla-Btreera, with new collar and chai attached.-Apply J. Grey, gden Cresoenf. LOST, on St. Patrick's Day, in or net Domain, a Silver Watch, with Bali guard.—Finder returning same to Star Offlot will be rewarded. - LOST, lost Tuesday evening, a bmal Book containing Bass Parts of Marohe and other Musical Selections. - Finder wil oblige by leaving same at W. S. Jones's, Bad dler, Qoeen-street. Meetings. TjiiDEN LODGE, No. 1830, E.C The usual Monthly Meeting of the above Lodg will be held in the Masonlo Hall, Karangahap Koad, Newton. THIS (TUKSDAY) EVENING the2BthMarch,a^7.3o gpPj t AN> pu T.ODGE UNITED SERVICE, 421,1.0 The regular Monthly Meeting of this Lofts will be held in their Lodge room, Prlnoes-etreet on WEDNESDAY, tho 29th instant, at 7.30 p,m Visiting Brothers aro Invited. J. W. MELTON, . . Secretary. UNION GOLD-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). Tho Ordinary General Meeting of the Share Aiders will be held at the Company's Office New Zealand Inßuranco Company's Buildings Auckland, on THURSDAY, tho 30th lnat., a the hour of 3 p.m. Badness:—To receive the Directors' Repor and Balance-sheet, Elect Directers anc Auditor (or ensuing year, mid to transao Buch other matters as may be deamec requUrito. D. G. MAODONNELTi, Manager. Auckland, March ao. 1882. THE Adjourned Meeting of Painters, a the Kzcelslor Hall, THUKBDAY next, a 8 p.m. H. L. HORNINB. Sco rotary. "T^EVONPORT MUSICAL SOCIETY, It is proposed to B'orm a Musloal Society a) (evonpoit, and all those interested are re nested to attend at tbe Devonport Hall, oi lIITRHDAY, 6th Auril, at S p.m. Government Land Sales. TJUBHC NOTIFICATION. RURAL LANDS TO BB OPKN FOB SKLKCTION. Land District of Auckland Crown Lands 0111 cc, Auokland, 28th March, 1882. I hereby notify that the Rural Lands mon- Honed in the schedule herennder will be open for selection on MONDAY, the Ist day of *"'mi' D.A.TOLB. Commissioner ot Crown Lands. SCHEDULE. KAIPATIEI BLOCK. (near Helensville.) COUNTY OF WAITBMATA. KAIPABA S'JBVBY DIBIBIOT. Sec Area. Price. XUook A. B. P. £ s. d. XIII. 1 141 237 HI 15 0 5 ISO S 6 13615 0 6 193 238 115 0 3 7 221 1 li 110 15 0 8 208 1 JO 101 6 0 10 153 3 0 269 1 3 11 173 0 5 216 5 0 XIV. 1 84 121 109 12 6 2 79 0 0 79 0 0 i 55 1 17 4112 G 5 60 113, 133 0 0 8 129 3 0 319 7 0 S 74 2 9 119 Q 0 COUNTY OF WAITKMATA. Parish 07 Parrmoubmo, 10a 82 1 83 61 17 6 110 42 2 87 16 1 0 111 63 Z 0 SB 6 a 113 6t 1 Xi 32 fi 0 m 72 o o snot iv -an sa 6iQ 115, KMI 3717 8 U| , 1* a 0 21 TO COONTY OB1 WAIPA. PABISB OF FOKETE. Hac. Area. ' Upset Price. A.B- P» &B& , n . so m sa so ■~■ « , &l 17 018 SJlifl CODNTY OF BAQLAN. PABISH Of FIBOHGIA. Sec. Area. Upset Price • ' a. it. r. fi a d 261 62 3 0 18 3 9 i COUNTY OF WHANBARBI, (Pukotutu Block.) Purua Subvkv LiißTmor. Blook Hoc Area, Unset Price. A. R. Pi £ S. (V X. 0 86 3 21 18 10 0 " .. 7 60 0 0 37 10 0 8 70 0 0 43 16 0 9 70 0 0 62 10 0 U 60 0 0 . 45 0 0 12 60 0 0 45 0 0 COUNTY OB1 RODNEY. Pabibii of Puaoi. See. Area. Upset Price a. b. p. , &s d 12S 93 0 0 49 0 0 COUNTY OF WAITEMATA* PABISB OP MAKABA.U, Lot. Area. Price. a.a. v. fi s. d. 61 39. 3 0 29 16 S 64, IS6 0 0 102 0 0 COUNTY OF MANGONUI, PABIBKOF MAHCtONUI SAWt. Lot. Area. Pries. A. B. Tf, & B. d. 75 W 0 U 15 18 9 76 41 2 12. 81 8 8 ■ti 23 2 11 IT 16 8 7,8, 2> 3 3ft 18 IS 0 Parish of awasui. Lot Area. Prlo?. A. Ri P. <S g. (J. Eastpartll 67 037 U 6 3 TAKAHUB SUItVKI DISTJIHOT. Bee. Area. Fttoe. Blook a. b. p. m a. d, V. 16 109. *3J 109.15 0 GB^&V BA.RRIBB ISLAND. Pahish ov Habataowu. Sec. Area. Prise. ' A. B.F. * S. d. 10 W- 1 0 18 1 3 ' ■ PABISB O^ AOTBA. 800. Area. Price. A. B. p. & s. d, aB.PdSt IS 79 3 8 20 » 0 IK.Part 125. 78 121 lft 12 6 IK Part 128 7.0 3 17 1716 0 168 And B.Part 3tt 02 0 0 23 1 0 lfa SltOO 10 • 0 Nora—Plans of the above lands may bo sees and further particulars of the land obtained oi application at this offloo. Terms ot Bale~Ono-fonrth,ot pnrohaae mono; to be paid at tfmp of application, and th Iwlanoe within one month thereafter, otherwls the part of the parohase-money paid by to; Of deposit Bhall be forfeited, and the oontrsc for .the sale ot the land shall henceforward b nnil and void. Crown Grant {cc to be paid on completion 0 pptohate^ ___^____ Auctions, TO-MORROW, AT 11 O'CLOCK. CARBINES li TAYLOR WIIiL sell by auction, to-morrow at 1 o'clock, JOB saoks Potatoes 150 sacks Oata Barloy, Onions. Carrots h lonr, vegetables, gait Oatmeal. Beef, Butter . Tea. Sngar, Mustard, Staroh 10. Genta' Watehos, Rings, &a Clotklng, Furniture, See. At 11 o'clock. raiTRSDAY, MARCH 30. EXTENSIVE TRADE BALE. 876; PACKAGES BRANDY, WHISKI RUM, PORT, SHERRY, CLARET, ALE.BITTEBB.LIQDEUR! GENEVA, ORANG* WINB, SCHNAPPS, AUSTRALIAN WINEi CIGARS, &c, &O. E. & A. ISAACS HAVE received insjtacitions to. seUI b auction, at their S»re». Qoean-street, c muradayK MarchM, atu/clo<*. 200 oasoß Brandy (various brands) x 60 eaies Brandy- » X?* 50 I.casks Brandy >< iotoasksWhtaty » 195 owes Whisky <• ' OS oases Geneva „ lMOMMirta*B»»a?, ---106 packages, comprising Port, Sherr .■Otange Wine, Bitters. Hum, A" '.... (variouskinds). Schnapps, Awtralle " Wines. Claret, &c, &c ' . 15.008 Swiss Cigars 80,000 Havana Cigars 10,080 Manilla Cisara. . , ,••■' :;:E. &A. ISAACS. -^ - Merchants and Auctioneers.



Auctions. m by TO-MORROW. IB J? HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ffl ~ habmonium. |H jd rpHB Subscribers will sell, »t their B .-■ . "Oomy, Fort-street, to-morrow fWednea- '.;:■■ .. flay), at 11 o'clock, MB tr GBNKKAIi HOUSEHOLD FURNITCRK. u| r- eonrfßtluß of Couch. Round •Tahla, Book Mi 9, ghelf,Trtles..Plotnres. OhalraTcWrt. -iW Bodstcadg, PaUlasM9,Mattmaao»,WMb. ■ ,", stands and Ware, Chert Drawers, Mir- S| " rors, Portable Oven, Kitchen UtenaUr, i I ;» &c • ■ - - I 1 .• ~ aim. ; :.,: ;am l' HABMONIUM, In Oak Case, by Alexandra. HM " SAMUEL COCHKANE & SON, - fl9 Auctioneers. ;. |^H ! V. 8. COCnitANKJ UAB. DAOK ' Ml TCMOKKOW. H9 * billiaiTd" table. « Undku Bill op Sa'lb. H riIHE subscribers will Bell at their Kooius, «■ .«"-., F, ort*treet, to-morrow (Wednesday), at WEi 12OClOCk, V-.. H ," A SMALL BILMARD TAB LIT, with 9| Ones, Balls, Marking Board, 3co. f ■ f 1 No Kesetve. : ' |9| L SAMUEL COCQRANJB & SON, ' I A.nctloKWi'l.l SUM ]■ W. S. COCHRANB JAS. DACWt ■ THURSDAY, MAKCH 30. OT BOOKS! ~B OOK 8 I Wm I HpHE Subscribers will sell, at their Booms, HI X Fort-Btroot. on Thursday, SOth instant, at H t ii o'clock, ' no j 4QO- VOLUMKS BOOKS—7; " | MM ] • -■■ Also, fil A SMALL LOT STAMONEIIY, PKRIODI- M O4LS, SLA.TK3, &O. WB SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON k « j Auctioneers..: ■■■■'■ '*■ ■■ fIH 10-MOKK OW, fl . BANANAS! KANAKAS! BANANAS J-; B| Ex Taiaroa, from Levuka. ,i.- |Bj ; ■_~,,, L...W. EATON • '/■■' 1| WILL sell by auction, at Bis' Matt. M Tomorrow (Wednesday); at 10o'oloote, " hH gQQ BUNCHES BANANAS" | EH :■•>" '';-':■ A'1e0,",./"V.,7 '.',■ '.-%"'/ :-*i|H QUINORS, 'APPLES,., fro," glfJON&..,:j;-/,> 1 TO-MOKROV7, II O'CLOCK AM. " flg . BAiNANAS I - Hi Ex s.b. Taiaroa, frtttnLevuka, Wj : rTn7aivi::utOOAEsK»&lf'f//'! l'--^;' J' >A • jßj ..10 jBB SO,LP,BY ; ABflTKMfciac; ...' U ;ATA RT& UK'S'it A^K,,^. ] 8 *>/* C BUNCHES GOOD BANANAS ]■ JtfcO A well-assorted lot ot Looal Frolt- j fl[ Almonds, Grapes, Apples, Fears. Lemoni, • jßj BaUsces, Damsons, So., &o. ■ ■' . ;^| WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, JH At 11 a.m. ; - |H KINGSLAND ROAD, NEW MORTH i ROAD..'*" ■.. ,r. , » " WILLOW GLBN." ffi new household fubnitukb f s and effects, 9 superior piano, cowß, pagnel » cart, harness, houses, w POULTRY, HAY, T001.3, &0., ic. 9 - ' K.,ARTHUR I) ' fl £|"AS bcea favoured with inatrnctiona 9 L from J. Brljcoe, Esq., wbx) haa disposed M of hit property, to sell by auotlon, at hia M resldenoe, known as " Willow Glen," Elnmland !■ Road. Off New North Koad. on Wednotday. 6to H April, at U o'clock n.m, .: —»•»«— m «?x^E ASS D TF»Wffi£S fl Walnat Snito, 9 pieces, In rose figured silk rep. IB made to order; a Very Superior and Handsome !■ ew Piano, in walnnt oase; an Ash Telescope >I Din] n ß Table, OhaltH; a Very Handßome Well- W made Mottled Kauri Wardrobs, with nlat» mm «•« panels ;Bed«i»aa, Cheat ot Drawera and IB 'oUet Table, with Rlaßß, made by Nome; out ■ ornictes, Onrtains, Venetian Bllndß, an Abll 19 Wardrobo, Brussela uad other Carpets, b Lareo H Hocdiiotao Pier Giftss, (jilt tcamo; Rimn Hoi*- ■■■■• ■'*ffl c»ao and Gonors.l "'uriiUwo, Glaus and Karttttn- I ware, Wrtojflng Machinn. Tv ba. ToMte, fro. 8 OHM. WoU-lired WiUtlnK Cow» '''"«■ 1 Chestnut Boggy! Stafl ■ 1 1 Brown Saddle b» Uarneaa Horse ifl ANowl'BßnelOart . j fal A tot of Basjßi'Harness ■": :•?■'£{ ATipDrar.atistßOiaastatwaiwu . . , ~Xm 1 ; AStsokof Good Hay,'eaUt'-oitevu - --w Poultrj-, T00l», &0. |l On Vioivcn the Moralujif<>i>.liß Bate. ' II T O ■ M U 11 X O W, » TWBEDS, "GREY <UAT.ICa H MILLINERY BAGS, FL|W2I»JAGIi M GABRIEL "til^W M TVTILL'scII, to-morrow, at 11 o'clock, fl j CASE 3-WOOL TWKEDS fl 2 BALKB GBKT.OAiH | g BALKS MILLINERY .IU«9 I 2 BALES FLOWKR BAQS FRIDAY, MARCH 3^ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Sec, &c, &o, AT 11 O'CLOCK A,M, At the RosWence of Mtu AIBERS, .Syropnds-Etieet, ' neat City Road, difeetly opposite Mr Canham'B Cdal ' yard, ; GABRIEL LEWIS : aAS received instruction! to sell at the' $ above Residenos, at 11 o'clock, on nbore date, bb unoei— Tables, Chain, Carpets, Blinds. Curtains, genders, Drawers. Bedstead* m 3 Bedding. Cots. Glassware. Electrolyte. - Handfloma . SewinK Machine, Table t Mats, Perambnlator, Lamps. China and Earthenware, Toilet Beta. Uinnerware, Kitchen ■ UtenalUi, Floor. ! .'''Cloth, ' . ■ ■!;:r"i ':.' &&< fto, &c TO-MORROW. MAIZE. MAIZE. MAIZE. • Ex • Taiaroa,' nou tin. » \ FLOUR. FLOUK. FLOUR. I " B. TONES & CO. I I fITILL sell, at their Mart.to-morrow, at I J TT Uo'olock,. J v 118 sacka Maize S :t 8 tons Flour-200's, lliys, andSO'a I B. TONES. B. O. CABB. B. D. TONKB I FRIDAY, MARCH »1, j AUCKLAND RACING CLTJB. | AUTUMN MEE~T~iN G.-BABTEB 1' I j MONDAY AND TUESDAY. B. TONES & CO. . WILL sell on Friday, tho Slet instant, at 12 o'clock, GRAND BTAVD BAB, BOOTHS. OARDE. FKUIT STALLS aSFsTABUIB for theMeetinKOf Kltorslieon BaetarMob- J flay and Tuesday. ' j IT, B, XONSB, ft* CABB. B. R »0B«8 FBIDAY, MARCH 31, 8, At 12 o'Clock. s ITIHE GATKSi GARDSt amd BOOTHS s» I the TAKAPONA JOCKEY CLUB. , MKBXING on April 18tb. B. TOn¥F& CO., ■ . Auctioneers. « . 1 '-~;-. ■ :- -.;;g B, TONKS ft, C. CfeE I!. D. TOKK» :,M FRIDAY^ MARCH 31, 7^ AT 12 O'CMCK. , S rfiHE GATES, REFRESHMBNTsPra?" ,J_ BOOTHS, &o H loi , v ,' te OLDS ENOLISHE FAYRE, Toboheldatthe NortU Bhoro,ln PailocV.»*- ' joining Kacooontao during Kaator week,. B. T O N~K s" S} C 0., Auctions^.: ■ '-. (Continued.oir'Fourtb Paeal'V' <^M^i i ' "' i- '*''■'■ ■■'"■'' -.' ■■**.'' *■ ■ ■ ._k sa'vTt i iwßßJHflfllßl