HORSEWHIPPING CASE AT CAMBRIDGE.

IBV TBLKORAPH-OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

\ CAMBRIDGE, this day. A LIVELY fracas occurred in Dnke-street, In front of Hewitt's Hotel, about six o'clock last evening. Mr G. Collina. bailiff, at tempted to horsewhip T. North, solicitor's clerk, when the tables were completely turned on the assailant. Collins took North unawares, and having got him down pro ceeded to whip him. North seized tha whip, and getting up struck Collins several times with the but-end,and finally knocked him down and Bat on him, calling lustily for the police for fully five minutes, during which Collins had an uncomfortable time with his face in the gravel. Collins, at length bucked North off, and struck.him in the face with his hand. North obtained a summons against Collins this morning.

DANGEROUS POSITION OF FIVE VESSELS AT KAI PARA.

The Barque Vindex a Total Wreck.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.?

HKLKNSVILLK, Wednesday: THS! wind having shifted to X.8.8. at tho Kalpara Heads, the following outward bound vessels weighed anchor :- Barque Vindex. Zg Transport, migantino Sarah File, schooner the Zlor anchoring off tho point where the James A. Stewart wont ashore, next is the Transport and Sarah Pile, and the Vlndex moarenily ont in tha middle of the channel. •The Energy has anchored inside the Tory Shoal, abouta mllefrom the breakers. AsthßDurhwn Bussed all the vessels at anohor were rolling Lnwales under. It is probable that with the flood tide they will try to get baok to better UoldlngKround.astheirpresentpositionwUlnot be very enviable should tho wind freshen, Fos rfbiy they are in batter positions than they appear to bo from the Eteamer, and as the Minnie Casey crossed the Heads shortly before thß Durham it is likely they would have sig nalled to the steamers if It was considered by Jhem that they were unpleasantly Bltuatod. The brigantino Swordflsh is earning out of the Makarw and the Speedwell barque, whioh got ra a bank going out of the Kalpara Eiver. haß off. and was getting under Weigh wh.n the Durham passed.

Later.

HELENSVILLK this day. With referenw to my telegram forwarded lart £ht concerning the dampens position of flW^esßela at Katpara Heads, I am nawJn rZosZof fnrthur particulars. The pilot iStaLjart arrived with intelligence that Snot Yindex went ashore at throe tfolock yesterday afternoon at the North Spit Head. Cre were no lives lost. The Captain had hi. wife on board. All were landed and went to XpUot^tionlaat night. The Pilot has gone flown to tho wreck. She is at the graveyard. ««* where the James A. Steward was wrecked, WaU of water. The Vlnd« will become SK'eokT Other vessels are all rlghtat TaXn Worap has received 'ntormatlonthat the Vlnoex ii a total wreck on tho North Spit, KS"ndefwasano!dwooden baraueof^ ton* register, built at Ktawton. by Lea, in 1863. and registered at Newcastle. 18.7. She is owned byMr J.Hendereon. of Sydney.and for SSpnt has been engaged in the N.W- Srftowd trade. She visited this port recenUy ralX-andproceeaedhence to Kaipara to load timber for Sydney. V INSURANCES. The Bonth British Insurant Office havo a BOUoy of £500 on me hull, and anonther £1000 Knee is reported to be held by a Sydney offlce. The cargo (timber) is insured In the New S^dOffloTfor £750, £300 of which Is rein- Insured in the Colonial.

THIRD DESPATCH.

2fte Vessel a Hopeless Wreck.

PORT ALBERT, this aay. aSSffSS baalk timber from Makarau. Other Vessels Safe. - The others all managed to run back and are now safely anchored off the pilot station. "The CoS came Oown to-day, and went brlaantine Island Lily has arrived.

NEW BATHS AT NEWTON.

WITH a commendable spirit of enterprise, Mr D. Grnbb,of Newton.has determined on tho erection of a spacious bath and club house in Pitt-street for the use of the resi dents of that thriving suburb. We hare been favoured by Mr Turn hM, tho architect, with au inspec tionof the pians of the building, and should ?udR6 theiehom that the new erection will be quite an ornament to the son hern Jort&n of the city. The build kg will be after the Gothic style of architecture, and «ni hnvn a frontage of 100 feet to Pitt- Set Sy a depth oils feet. Thelowerstory £s^conto^n » handsomeiy fitted barber. Sftp and Eighteen bath rooms, each being fitud with the most recent appliances. The gentlemen^ bath. will. be »ppro«*ej from the main entrance at the front of the. "nilding,wi *«» ladies' either by means of a right-of-way from the rear or a side enSefrV and dwoUing-honse is provided for at the southern end of the buUdtag. The upper story will to dirided Into club-rooms, one of them being a billiard saloon with space for three tables. Chess, cards, and refreshment rooms ara also provided for. The upper ana lower stories will be con nected with a Wide and handsome flight of stairs The building will supply a want much felt in Newton, and M Mr Grubb has aWeadyhad applications for alcaic of the building, it Should prove a great success from a commercial point ot view. Mr Turnbull wiU be calling tenders for the work in the course of a few days.

WASTE LANDS BOARD.

THE fortnightly meeting of the Board w»s held this afternoon. There were present: Messrs D. A. Tole (Commissioner), Tonks, Miv Moat, and Dr. Campbell.-lt wa ,'decided that the mlutbm tnau It Tuakau not sold on the 21st of March be ?lff,redforsale.-Aletterwasreceivodfrom tTe Under-Secretary of Crown Lands da diaing to accede to the reques made by the tSm County Council that they should Allowed to mortgage the payments Mcd from Deferred Payment Elections, r^i»hirh are paid to the County Council. GovtrnmeSr wrote approving of lots is^Tuakanl and 142, Karamu, be- II extenrion of time for effecting improve taente on his selection at Waitakerei.-Mr Chapman applied for land^at Waiotatf ffied by Mr Eos3.-The! Board declared Jloss's selection forfeited, and j agreed M re grodaim'the land open for deferred pay toent selection.-An appljostion from gessrs Hpd'ge and Ray" for t mbfer Crown lands at Monganui^and Whansorei was refused.-Mr Smith was granted permission to cnt a canal through part of the Matakohe Swamp, to enable him to get out tim. ber —The applications for Crown granla trorn Cantell, Williamson's clearing, and Walker, Okahu, were'approved of, and the Board alto granted Homeatead applications in favour of Whitaker, Ariri, Guthrie, Moturato, and Mills, Paparoa.—Torious ap r plication* for land>ere considered, and the meeting then tercoinated.. .

Call on D. S. Chamber*, 70, Queen. street for Sawing Maohines. Wholesale and JttetalL-tAdvt, •

TELEGRAMS.

FBOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

CAMBRIDGE, this day. THE FIRST EXERCISE OF LOCAL

OPTION,

The polliDg of ratepayers at Morrinsville whether licenses ia the Piako and Waitoa should be increased.resulted in a majority for 'increasing of 23 ; 12 against. The fine 'hotel built by Mr S. W, Buck now receives a license,

OHINEMUTU, this day.

Natives are arriving in great numbers to attend the court which was formallyopenod this morning nnd adjourned till to morrow to be held at Awahou over a small block of bush land.

COROMANDED, this day,

TokATEA.—There is a considerable im provoment with main level. A strong look ing reef is making in the face. The inter mediate is also improved. The reef which was split is now coming together. A little gold is shewing in the slopes. Blackmoke's lodged 182 ounces retorted gold for less than a fortnights crushing.

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

PATEA, this day.

THE CHILD MURDER,

Mary Jane O'Sullivan has been com mitted for trial by Coroner's Warrant to the Supreme Court, New Plymouth,for the wilful murder of her illegitimate infant. The jury found she had caused its death by strangulation.

NAPIER, this day. LIBERATION OF A JfRISOwEK.

The native prisoner, Te Maaku Kitai, is to bo discharged on April Ist, by warrant of the Governor, Maaku had been tried for murder and sentenced to be hung. In December, 1872, ho was reprieved and ordered to be imprisoned for life. Ho was one of tho Chatham Island prisoners who escaped with Te Kooti, and acted as that rebel's executioner, in which capacity he murdered a friendly native, acting under compulsion. He was recommended to mercy by tho jury. Owing to the hospital being full, a por tion of the Governor Brown Barracks has been converted iato a fever ward, SO SUNDAY WORK. In reply to a deputation, the Bishop of Waipu has consented to send a strong representation to tho manager of the Union Steam Company in referenco to making Napier a port of call on Sunday.

NELSON, this day, SUDDEN DEATH.

A man named John Dermott was fund dead in his bedroom at the Custom House Hotel this morning! Tho deceased went to bed ai 7.30 last evening in his usual spirits, and on the servant going to call him to breakfast, he was found dead. Dr. Rogers states that death was caused by asthmaand heart disease combined. No inquest was considered necessary. The deceased was well-known on the West Coast, where he took a great interest in mining matters, He was a brother of the late Dr. Dermott.

CHRISTCHURCH, this day.

Tho Williamson's Opora Compauy opened at the Theatre Royal last eight to a large house. "Patience" was an immense suc cess.

Goods are now arriving at the Exhibition very fast, and quite an army of workmen are preparing the stands for them.

DUNEDIN, this day, MB FULTON "WILL STAND.

The " Times " authoritatively dcnieß that Mr Fulton's candidature for the Chairman, ship of Committees is withdrawn.

BURGLARY AT FREEMAN'S BAY.

Capture of the Burglar.

A daring attempt was made last night to commit a burglary in the house of Mr John Robinson, Dock-street, Freeman's Bay. It appoara that Mrs Kobinßon retired to rest at her usual hoar, and was lapsing into a pleasant slumber between the hours of 10 and 11 o'clock, when she fancied she heard a noise at the window of her bed-room. She was all alone, as Mr Robinson had not returned from the city. She listened for a short time, and was about dropping off a second time, when she distinctly heard the crash of a vase of flower?, which had fallen from her dressing-tablo. Ihe moon was taintly shining into her room, and discovered to her a*toni»hed gaze tho gaunt fignre of a man in dark clotheß. fciho got cut of bed, struck a light, md to her horror, she saw a Mack man standing for a mommt with his largs eyes fixed npon her. She screamed, and the man, who lttjld a big stick in his hand, oponed the door and ran away as fast as possible. He was running down a gully and fortun ately wai teen by Mr Robinson, who fa d some knowledge of the man. He gave a description of the burglar to Constible Jones, who with Sergeant Kidd went in search oi the man of colour, and found that a person named Peter Ford, a seaman on board the t.*. JRotomabana, exactly arniwe' * f. o description given ly Robin son. I 1.0 officer! succeeded in arresting Ford at his lodgings in Lome-street, at 1,30 this morning, Ford denied all knowledge of the offence. He was, however, arrested on the charge of breaking and entering, and this morning he was identified by Mrs Robinson as the man who entered her bed-room. The prisoner was charged with the offence to-day before Mr Macdonald, and was remanded until Tuesday next, Prisoner has a wife and family, and at his wife's request, through Mr Tyler, bail was permitted!

SHALL PONSONBY JOIN THE CITY?

The Poll TQ-morrofv.

This is the question upon which (he rate? payers of the western suburb are invited to pronounce their opinion to-morrow, arrange- Sents having been made to take a ballot at c Ponsonby Hall between the hours of noon aad 8 p.m. Party feeling appears tp be running pretty high on the matter, and the respective advocates of amalgama tion and formation into a separate borough are straining every nerve to obtain support. Monifestoe3 setting forth the argu ments pro et con of the opposing proposi? tions as viewed srom either standpoint, hare been issued from both of the rival 1 camps, and to-day they excited a f?ood deaj of discussion. Mr Fiel/J is the author of the manifesto opposing amalgamation and in it he suggests the constitution of Ponsonby into a borough of three wards, each return ing three councillors, while he seeks to show that an alliance with the city involves heavier rating. It must be observed, how ever, that the statement given in Mr Field's circular representing the taxation to which the district would bs liable by ioin log |be city, is altogether rol»lelid: n>-j The letters by Mr A. Boardraan and " iSoringbank." in another column, correctly state the actual facts. The counter-manifeßto which has been issued, lets forth as advantages tp be gained by joining the city: a more equitable «pen. diture of rates, &c, reduced rateing as compared with that which a borough would necessitate, and an effective water supply. It is also pointed out that Fonsonby ward would have three representatives In the City Council, irrespective of any Coun ciUors of the city living in Ponsonby, and that there would thus be ninp members fbr the western side of the city. Copies of a petition, praying the Governor to in corporate Ponsonby with the city have also been in active circulation to-day, and the signatures already obtained to them are both numerous and influential. So far as we can jndge, public feel me seems to incline strongly to the proposed amalgamation. At any rate the interest taken in. the- ques tion is so lively that the voting tomorrow will assuredlybe large enongh to make the decision thoroughly re presentative of the mmd of the whole body of 'ratepayer. " ' *"B ' ' The pojl will !* t&P n at t he halj be£wpen the hours of noon and 8 p.m., and every ratepayer in the'district' will be allowed one vote. '■■'■

SPORTING.

[BT TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

NEW PLYMOUTH, this day. Although there were a few alight shower* between eight and nooD, the weather cleared. There was a good muster. Jockey Club Handicap of 300sovs.— Larry, 1; Kanawick, 2 ; Dan, 3. Maiden Plate,—Scotch Mist, Bst 12 lbs, 1; Normanby, Bst 21b?, 2 ; Taxation, 9at3lb9, 3. SterplkchASE.—Catch 'Em, 9st, 61bs, 1; Grey Momus, 2.

CORRESPONDENCE.

MR SEDDON'S MISSION TO AUCKLAND.

(To the Editor,)

Sib.—Per Jilt me to thank you for the kind notioa taken of tho object of my visit to your Important and prosperous city. But whilst your local ia in its principal features oorroot, there ia a slight Inaconraoy in that part of the paragraph which says that the minors had at public meetings determined to take forolble possession of tho Government water-race should my mission fall. Not wishing such a stain to be oast upon a law-abiding, though in the present inßtanoe muoh Buffering community, I take tafs opportunity of defending them as a whole fronvraoh an aspersion. There are ex oeptlons in all oases, and probably one or two hot headed individuals have spoken very for olbly when relating their grievances. There are again othors, who from ulterior motives do not doßlro the concessions asked for to uo granted. Again, the race manager, to preiu dioa tho miners in the eyea of the Government, has wired that he feared violenoe, and BBkea for instructions Bhould such a oontln aenoy arise. Wrong - doers are always cowards. Thla was only a ruse to oover an egregious blunder on the part of the raoe management, and one of the most glaring acts of injustice ever attempted in tho annals of rod tapoism. The officials In the Miners' Depart ment, instead of fostering and encouraging the development of the vast mineral resouroes of the colony, I am sorry to cay, do all they can to orlpple it; and, in the proßent oasn, have done an almost irreparable In jury to the mining dlsttiata of Kumwu. vValmoa, and Stafford. Many miners have left in disgUßt, and the remainder, most of them mon witk largo famllles.have been kept idle lor the past fortnight, and tho water, whioh should have been used by them, and for whioh they wero willing to pay, has been running to waste. As a proof of tho honesty of the minors in pay ing for the water tiled, tho returns prove that £12,000 has aotually been received from tho Blaiooin? claims, whilst Government have only lost during that time JJ2IB, and thiß only through the ground not being payable The only reaion assigned for demanding payment in advance was that it would give lobb trouble iv keeping accounts. Through whst haa already oo oorrod, the colony has lost more than would have paid a clerk's salary for the next fow years. lam pleased however, to state that the Minister of Mines has oonsonted to sus pend the order for payment in advance pend ing enquiry, with a view of arriving at an oquitable settlement. Knolosed I forward you a copy of the text of the potltlon laid before the Minlßtor of Mines. From that, and from yonr Knmara exchanges, you will find that the gold miners of tho West Coast, whilst determined to asslDt on unjust imposition, hope only to sno oessfnlly attain their ends by poaoeful means. Trusting your readers will pardon my having troubled them at suoh length with our grisv ances.whloh to a certain extent are only looal. 1 am, etc., R. J. Brddon.

PONSONBY: A BOROUGH OR PART OF THE CITY.

(To tho Editor.)

Bih,—Would you kindly insert the following: lotter, which I left at Mr Field's oltlce before 10 o'olootc this ruornlnif, and to which, at 3 o'olook this afternoon (whan I write this). I have hud no reply —The ratepayers of Ponsonby will know what to think of this. A more absurd statement to mislead the people was never made by any political Pecksniff. Fanoy the people of Ponsonby having to pay for the oart to remove their shop retuso. which now only those portions of the oltv pay that roquiro the service. The third special rate can in no ease bo levied on Ponsonby; the shilling speolal rate only if the water main is brought within 100 yards of the property; and the oonsurnora' rate only if the water is consumed. The only rate that can be lsvled where water Is not supplied is 9id in the B, and payment for water U no more a rate than raymont for the tea or coffee or whisky to pot in the water Is a rate; or than gas coymont ii a rate. It la imyment lor an ssientlal article of lire —Yours, too,, A, BOARDJUiK, [COPY.j MrJ. H.Field.- Sir.—As my Bpeochos, in reforonce to which you have issued a docuraont in whioh you have mentioned my name, woro delivered at public meetings of ratepayers of Ponsonby, 1 am pro pared to meet you at another such publio meet ing on any early evening that will suit you, and that you •will call it for. and I will th»n undcr takotoexposotho fallaoioua statomonts In your document calculated to docolvo and mislead tho ratepayers, and to re-nfflrm all my former statements. A reply, fixing tho cvoning of tho meeting, addressed to me, care of Messrs Upton nndaCo., beforo ono o'clock to dnj-, will oblige— yours truly, A BoARDMAJf> March 30th. 1882. <ro the Kdltor.) SiR,-Mr Field", Chairman of the Ponuonby Hoard, has Issued » circular privately among the ratepayers of the diitrict for the purpose of Influencing them against union with the city. As I have not a printing pre»B like Mr Field.and thspoll 1« to bo taken to morrow (Friday), will you kinMy permit me to point out how Mr Kie'd has distorted hinfaota in orderto Rain his end.and to ask the ratepayers whether the end which descends to such artlfloei can be good for their interest?. Mr Field makes np a statement for the purpose of shewing that a house valued at £20 in the city would have to pay £3 Us lOd taxes and he does it In tr Is initeniosr way. He charms £1 2» to begin with for nightman, al though the engagement of a nightman Is purely ootlonal in the ofty even nqw, and many people do not avail themselves of the oontraot whioh the Council makes merely to secure the lowest charge to the ratepayer*.! Then he puts to 12s for consumers' water charge alio ootfonali It Is a pity he didn't throw in but6her and baker also). He adds the special water rate and 3d endowment loan rate, neither of which wonld Pongonby WBlaenU have to pay unle'B tea water were brought wltbfn lOff yards of their door?. If Ponsonby joined the city to morrow, a honse of £20 val»8 would pay only 15a lOd per year; It now pays under the Ponsonby valuation 2o?, and if a borough ware formed under Mayor Field, who already speaks of specially taslng tho populous wards, why heaven knows what we should have to pay. Then look at his pro posed division of Ponsonby Borough into three wards (as per circular). Up coolly outs out Campbollvlllo and Glenburn into a ward having equal re presentation with the large and populous dlstriotion the olty aide oi Ponsonby and St. Mary's ftoad. Let the ratepayers outside Mr Field's blessed sectlon-I mean those who pay the rates, and don't get the worka-bs warned In time, and poll to a man to-morrow for union ( with tho elty.-Yours, & c, SpBISOBANKi

CONTRACTOR'S' LIABILITY.

(To the Editor.)

Sir —At the last general election one of the candidates was asked It he was In favour of the •' Employer's liability Act" being brought into force in New Zealand. Ho stated that he had hot seen nor read the Act. but" very likely "• he would, well, sir, I wrote Home, and by last mail receive* the frfst of the Act, which I will how Kive. it you think it worth while publish ing The object of the Act' is to extend and retfulato the liability of employers to make ooniponoatlon for personal injuries sufforod by workmen \a their aerylpe, It is where injury la caused to a workman by reason of any dof ecf In tho condition of the wayß, works, machinery., til Slant, connected with, or used in the busi : uesa'of the employer, or by reason of the. neallKenpe of any person in the service of the gmptoyor who has jinv /superintendence entrusted to him wttHflt In tho • exercise bf such superintendence, or by reason of tho negligence of any person in the Borvice of the employer to whose orders Or directions the workman at the time of the m -lurr was bound to conform, and did conforln, white such injury resulted from his having so conformed, or 6? reason Of the apt or fiinMSffi!) of any person in the service of the employer done or made in obedience to the roles qr by: laws of the employer, or in obedience to partiou- Jar instructions given % «jy person delegated with the authority of tne employer in that be half, or by reason of the negligenco of any person in thesorvice of the employer who has the charge or control of any signal points, locomotive engine, or train upon a railway, The workman, or In oaao tho Injury results fn doath, the legal personal representatives of the workman and any persons entitloa In case or death; shall have the same right of compensa .tion and remedies against tho employer as if the workman had not been a workman of nor in tho sonice of tho employer, nor engaged in his work. The amount of compensation recover able under this Act shall not exceed suoh sum ns may be found to bo ■ equivalent to tho estimated earnings during tho threo years preceding tho injury of a person in the same grade employed during those years in the like employment, and in tho d atrset in which tho workman is employed at the timo of the injury; Nbtico Of injury must be given in six weeks, and aotlqn must do com : menced within six months front the Dcoiirrenqo of the accident causing the injury, or in cass of death within 12 months from time of death, un less reasonable excuse is glvon,satisfactory to tho Judge. h surely! sir. the atwe Afit will commend itself to all fair and just dealing men, and I trust that some of our local1 M.H.K. s will hava the honour of getting it placed upon the statute: book (Jurine the next session of Parliament.—l ftm' &C- Navvy Tom.

At the Nelson races yesterday, in the Hack and Hurdle > Race there were two nasty spills, and Haudemar, the boy who rode F. N. Jones's Maid of Honour, had to be brought in, the horse coming a crusher into one of the hurdles, and rolled over, and died in a short time, ifhe boy was I not much hint. The Epsom 'Mutual Improvement Aaac, elatloa e&mmenw a-new B&sldn tomorrow The Hons. J. Bryce, and W. Eolleston, and Major Atkinson, left by this morn, ing's train, for Hamilton, accompanied by Mr Pash, representative of the Eeses j'armei'B Association, who ia on_ a visit of inspection to these colonies. They proceed from Hamilton to Mr firth's Matamata estate, and whence Messrs Bryce and RoUeston will go to \\s,e Lakes eg ro^te Wapjer and \yellingtPD> while Major'Atkinson returns'to Auck land on Saturday evening, as it is bisintcu tion to visit the Nt>rth<Srn Wairoa mills early nest week. Mr T. fi. Lewi?, Undpr : Secretary qf tbq Native Bepartment, arrived from Tauranga (bis morning, and ■will leave again about Thursday next, re joining Mr Bryce at Napier.

SCINTILLATIONS.

"Be brief, for it la witn words as with sunbeams; the more they are condensed the deeper they burn."—Socthbv.

Thin diet—The average o-ration. A man may smile, and smile, and be a fillin. Patti haa twenty-two more trunks than the circus elephant. Some men never go to churh for fear their flioes may squeak us they walk down the aisles. The evil that men do is seen white they are out of office ; the good shows itself to everybody after they come into power. Student: What is political economy ? Running on the same ticket with a very rich man who will pull you through. Mr J. B. Pash, the representative of the Essex Chamber of Agriculture, is now in Auckland, with the object of reporting on its agricultural capabilities. The Invercarfiill Coffee Palace Company has been floated.

A man named IlaUun, while crossing a pa'dock near Timaru last evening, was terribly gored by a bull. The Government have endorsed the re commendation of the Acclimatisation Society that the season for the shooting of native game shall commence on the Ist May, and not on the Ist April, as hitherto. Mr Seddon, M.H.8., has satisfactorily arranged with the Government to modify the new conditions imposed on the miners of Kumara for the use of the water-race.

Mr H. P. Higginson will probably be appointed engineer to the Wellington-. Manawatu Bailway Company. Tbe difference between a hill and a pill ia that tho hill is hard to get up, and the pill is hard to get down. The Nelson Jockey Club Handicap of lOOsovs,, yesterday, was won by J, Barry's Horo ; J. .Robinson's satellite, 2; C. Red wood's Magnolia, 3. Tbe Government have instructed Mr T, G. Sandcs to survey tho Wairakau block, aljoinln'' the block occupied by the Lincolnshire farmers. It contains about 4,000 acres of good land. After a long experience of the world, 1 affirm before God I never knew a rogue Who was not unhappy. - Juniui, They are to bo pitied the moat who have nothing to do. They are happy who must needs keep moving in the groove of duty. Nothing so increases one's reverence for others as a great sorrow to one's r.elf. It teaches one the depths of human nature.— Charles Buxton.

She sufiers herself to bo seen tiivouf;h » mictoacope who allows heiself to be caught in a fit of paisioD,—Lavater. Mr Kothwell, of Cambridge, has been accredited a local preacher of the Wesley an Church,

A lawn tennis contest, on tho Parneli Ground, between Messrs Whitaker and Woolaough, reprcßcuting the Government House Club, and Messrs Kempthorne aud Mowbray, Parneli, resulted in a victory for the Government House party. Zener, tbe compoier, and friend of Goethe, used to say at the table, " As long as I have water, I decline beer and drink wine."

Boiling hair in a solution of tea will darken it, says an exchinge; but some folks don't like to have their tea darkened {a that way. The planet Saturn Is now in opposition to the sun. The Bun will probably survive in spite of the opposition of Satura mid all his rings. Jane Swisshclm Is after the scalp of the editor of the "Inter-OceaD," whom she describes as:

This groenory.spleonory, Half-and-betweenery Half-breod and Stalwart young man— This grassery, clovcry, Kind-of-all-ovorr, Pinks-and-swect-Willlam young man I

A Lowell mother left her baby to keep house, and the baby upset a vessel of hot water. Tho baby will not have to keep houso any more, Most great singers are accused of taking bomo slight stimulant, but few know how much it takes to prime a donna. Vary recently an English paper offered a prize for tho best definition of a kiss, AmoDg tho replies wero the following :— Love's proof, impression ta*on both boforo And after letters. Oddly, too, tho moro Tho print's ropcated tho Impression's stronger. And tho true artist's best eil'eota lnst longer. Sho asks for a kiss, and givo it I can;

Tis tho heart of a woman - 'tis the soul of a man,

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

March 30. Bonk of N.!E.-BoUers. £2313a National Bank—fiollers, 78a Colonial n»nk-48s W , 18a !M ; Boilers, 59a NZ. Insurance-3 7b Cd; sellers, 80b Booth British Inauranoo- COS National—Now issue: buyers, 2a (il Union Insnranoo—Sellers, 23a 6d National Mortgage—Buyers, 31a Auokland Gas—Boilers, £1015a Thames Gss Sellers, 3fla Union eaah and Door—Sellers. fi3 Northern Company—Sellers, 12s 61 Fiaher. & Co—Buyers, lla DevonDort Ferry Coißpiiny—Sollora, 13a Kempthoi-no, Prossar, & Co,—Bnyers, 25b; Sellers, 25s Si Moanatalari—Bnyers, Ila fid; eollora, 16a Atburala g:M.O.-Ub Caledonian—Sellerp, 16« 3d G6lden Crown-128 Qacen of Beauty—os 8. Croaa—3s Cd Blaokmore's—B^yera, 6s 6d noop Level Trlhnto-SeUnre, Iftsto 18 Hd Union-Sellers, 2s

JO3KPH NEWMAN, Chairman.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, THU&SDAT. MARCH 30.



Jolm Taw, regarding whose iDselyeney V7O published a full report some weeks ago has been arrested on a charge of fraudulent Mum to «fi£e palpable *ffgg™fl& drains tfto Ballvary Rlands and &**««" iff? nervous organism. It to a PQwa*>l CTnwto tolls on the strongest constitution. It »*}»? Qi;Ble?BlaTheart6uW,indiKertion^auM^n brlnciDK on tremors, and its tamee impaU' we vSon. While this elixir may obviate these resulta, It will certainly braoe the system agalnit its pernicious effect*



corporation Notices. piTY OF AUCKLAND. DRAINAGE WOBKS, BYMONDS-STRBET. DKAINAOE WOBKS IN LANK OFF BOWEK< STREET. The City Counoll will receive f eparate Tendera until 3 p.m. of 1 hnrsday, April tho 6tb, {or the above worto, la terms of plans and specifica tions, at the Office of the City Snrveyor, Council Chambers, High street. The Connoil do not bind themselves to acoopt any tender. Tenders to be endorsed respectively for tho work tendered for. P. A. PHILIPS. 'Tbftn (So*. Town Clerk's Ofllco, March SO, 1881. Tenders. REPAIRS TO GOVERNMENT pUJItfJNQiVrHAMIta, • ''■'■ "PttbTfo Worka Offioo.' Auckland, 80th March, 1882, Written Tenders will b« received at this Offloe until Noon of W«DNB?B AY, }2th April. 1882, far RBpairinK and PaJntlnß govenjmenj Buildings at the TUnmep, Specifications and Conditions of Oontraot can be seen at this Office, and at the Oidoo of tha Warden, Thames. Tenders must be addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Pnblio Works. Auokland. atd marked outside, " Tender for Repairs to Qo« vornmont BnlldlnKo, 'i'hameß." The lowest or any Tender will not neoessaiily be accepted. fc command. w . H . HALBS , Olstriot Engineer. pONSONBY REGATTA. Tenders will bo reoeive«t-tlll no.on on BATUR DAY next,1 for-a"BAND for IfIiAQ3HIf on BegattaDar; F . A . JoNag , Hon. Bee. mo BUILDERS Tendors for Alterations and Additions to a Warehouse Jn Hlrih-Btre'et will ke received until nbbh ot TUK«UAY, April lltb. K. KKALS & SON. Architects. m O U PHOLSTKBPP, Tenders will be reoelved up to noon of SATUKU AY, lat April, for Upholstering Saloon Of p.s. Takapuna. Particulars on application. BRNJ. TANNER, Secretary D.s.F. Co., S Queen-street, rpO C&RPENTKRS AND FENCERS. "Tenders raoeived untiiip.m. on WKOVKP DAY, sth April, for tha Kreotion of a Wash honso and about 10 Chains of Fonoing. Speoiftcationß, etc., at my offloe. ~- . I. R.TVBNBUUfr Arohltect, 3, Hcftman's Baliainga, Qaeen-street. • mu"(;QKiB4 C t Q: R S, EXTKNS^NOF TIME. Tenders will be received until noon of MON DAY, April 10th, for the Ereotlon o£ Premto In Hobson and Cook-streets. • f«** Partlcnlaw at my office, Qaeen-strea;, •"• 6^H;wAaect,^ rfSENDERS wanted till Saturday, Ist J proximo, at 1 p.m., for' Removing (abonl 150 feet) a Small Cottage, and reSztas on Pnrir! blocks.—Apply tQ B. Laiqg, Plcyott-atteet' "'s% First Page), QUADRANT ESTAB- W tiISHMBNT gQR YQPMO HDfaß? Second Quarter commences April 12. Mts3 Donovan will open a Damolnsri Class iaz Adults on Taesday Byening, April 11, and oni for iJhUaren on Wednesday, 'Afirll IB,kt 3.^1 o'clock. For terms apply, to Mrs .Norman Waterloo Qnadratit; f ,



Wanted. 1 ITBTANTED, tho Ocnts to see the extra 3 VV grand line of Soft Felt Hats (latest fashion), is Cd; at Dampier's Wakefleld-streut Shop. WANi'iSD, a respectable Girl about 14. —Apply to Mra Rewe, Day-street, off Boresford- street. WANTED, a First-rate Milliner to go South. Good salary.—Apply at once to William Rattray. 178,180, and 182, Qaeon-straet. WAN TED, a Boy who has been out be fore.-W. H. Dampier. W~~ ANTED, Sculleryman. — Apply Northern Club WANTisD, a First-class Carpenter.— A. J. Chalmers, May-street, Mount Bdan. _^ \*/"ANTED, good experienced Tailoreas; V T also, Yoath a« Apprentice for Tailor.— J. Williams, Tailor, Vlotorla-street. » MTANTED, a Baker at once.—Apply to \ V D. Grnbb, Baker. N«wton. ANTED, a good Dressmaker, with a koowUdge of millinery, oompotent to takooharge of a department in tho oountry.— AddroßS, stating tßrms, to "Dresßmakor,"Star office. WAN'iED, a young Man to attend to a garden and assist in tho dyoworka.— Apply Mr Edgar, Dyer, Wellesloy-street East. WANTED, a Cook; references and ex perienoe required. — Mrs Campbell, Kllbrydo, at. Stephen's Cliff. WANTED, a Girl tor house work.— Apply Stab Offlca. WANTED, two experienced Gum paokera.—W. R. Walker, 13, Custom house street. • W" 'ANTED, Strong Boys.'— Apply, AHOklaad Timber Company: WANTED, a Horso and Spring Cart for two months, with the option of pur -1 chaas; well attended to and liberally paid for.— A pply at thla ofiio*. XNXKD, a good General Servant; roferenoss required; age from 18 to 20 proforr«d.—Apply Mm Fraotc B. Uaolndoe, KnißcU-strect, Pomonby. AN"TED KNOWN—Another lot of Blaok Caahuere, only Is Gd the yard, at W. H. Dauipier's. WANTED, a good General Servnnt for a small family; good wages.— Apply at once, Mra Levy, 211 Qaeon-street. WANTJtD, at once, a good quick Car pontor.—Apply at the work, left of Po»BOnby-road. near Mason's Gardens. WANTuD it Kcspcctablo Girl nbout 15 to assist in homework.—Apply Mrs Foughy, Mount Eden Road. ANTED, a Thoroughly Competent Tinsmith to proceed to Levuka per Taiaroa.—Apply to *v. MoKlnstry, Qaeen streot. i WANTED, Konr Good Painters. — Apply to H. Anaoll, or John McColl, Builder, Newmarket. W" AN TED, a Boy to milk aud do house work.—Apply to Mr Leslie, Manukuu Road, Parneli. \\7 ANTED, an Errand Boy. —Apply VT to Hudson, Chemist, Victoria and Hobson-sl roots. ANTED by a respectable Woman, Washing and Plain Sewing to take home.—For address apply Stab Offloe. WANTEO, a Strong Boy.—Apply to Goodaore and Lee, Coopers, Wyndham atroat, WAN TED, three or four Bays,—Apply Moi.oan'e Fish Shop, opposite Thames Hotel. Castom-house-strest. \\f ANTEP,»n experienced Houscnaid ; TV references required. — Mra Wkltson, Waterloo Quadrant. WANTED, by a Young Man of studious habits. Board and Residence In a quiot family; In the vlolnity of Mount Kden pro ferrod.—Apply, stating terms and particulars, to Alpha, Genoral Post-offloß. ANTE I', a good blacksmith.—Apply to the Phcenlx Foundry, Stanley-Btreet. ANTED, the Ladies to notice the Freih Lot of Kxtremely Wide Fringe, for Bd tht yard, at Dampier's Wakafleld-stroet Bhop. WANTED at once, two Men to clear 9 acros of land at the Wnan. Only short Tltroo.—Apply to Puhlliher. Btar. ANTED, a smart Boy as Page.— Apply to lir D. Kempt. Surgeon Dentist, Shortland-ttroet. oa Friday. 31st. WANTED, a ten or twelve-roomed Hous*. suitable for Boarding-houie; state particulars and rent.-Thomas Usiuer, Stlohburj1 * Bolldlngs, Qneon-street, \k,l ANTJSD, by a respectable Person, a VV Baby to wet nurie; milk five days old. —Apply for addreßS at Dr Dawson, Wellssiy streot. WANTED, » Shopman.—Geo, Hulme, Hutchor, Quesn-street WANTED, Empty iSacka. — P»ter»on and Co,, Lorne-Btreet. WANTED, a good General Servant; must bo able to cook; reftrsnees re quired.—Apply Mrs Arthur H. Nathan, Lower Bymonds-Btrcot. iar ANTED, an Architectural DrauKhts tT man; must be competent to prepare drawings from rough skotohei.—Apply by let: ter, stating oxp«rl*noo. refennce, and salary required, to Henry J. S. Edmonds, Architect New Plrmonth. WANTKD KNOWN — Pea Nuts at cost price, 2Jd per lb by the bag, Id in small quantities ; at Uamplers Kew Shop, Hobaon- treat. WANTED, Traveller, with good and Bate connection, to carry samples Qf boot npDsrs on oommistlon.—addresa D.S.T., Btaij Offloe. WANTED, a Tailor (good coat hand), by the pieoe or weekly: oonßtantem ploy m 0 nt.—N i_____pJbejl^ailo£_Qn__c___BJ___ct__ \\f ANTED, a first-rate Currier; c«n. V F stant employment to a first rate steady man.—Apply Mr Boil, Rlversdale Company s Tannery, Whan. WANTED, an EUerly Woman as - Housekeeper to a respectable man with threo boys, youngest 9 years. This situation Offers a qnlat home rather than high wages.— Apply Boppat's Mill, Freeman's Bay. WANTED, a jrood Wood-turning 1 athe (6 Inch or 7 inch).-Apply - Little Mill." toot of Cook street.—Baidoek and Batty. Pro prietors. W/-ANTED, 2 or 3 Good Milliners.— TT Apply to Milno and Choyce. ■ "\*^ ANTED. 16 Bushmen, 2 Pit Sawyers, Tv and Dam Bulldero,—Apply Sam, oh Monday. Auckland ilmbsr Company. V\T AKISD, two Furnished Jiooms, with TT use of kitchen. Term] moderate,— Addren Permacont. BTAR Offloo. W7AJNTED, by a respectable woman, TV Wathlng or Plain Bewlng to take hoto'e. For addreis. apply this offloe. ■ ■ lrl, WANTED, a amart yoong Man for tbe Waltemata Flourmills.—Apply after 11 o'oolok to-morrow to John Lamb, 33, Queen street WANTED, immediately, a thorough General Servant, or a strong aotiye Girl.—Apply before 3 o'clock tq Mrs Palmer, Carloton Road, Beaflald VißVf. ' ' " ANTEP, tyfo p,r three B.oys" »ocus tomed to oyster opening; also strong Girl acouatinuod to Children.—Apply Pitt-atreot Oyster Shop. 1 ~ WANTED KNOWJN-The whole of the New Muelo at fi'i is removed to my Branch Store, City Markot. Further partlpulars soQn.—W. H, Damnier, , , ANTED, a Cook ana Laundress j references renuired. — Apply to Mrs Archie Clark, Linden, Pftrooll, WANTED, an experienced Dress maker to join advertiser in ostabliahiss a good Bußintsß.—Apply this office. ■ ■*■»• "ANTED, a clean, respectable Servant Girl about ift-^Afrply!Bs4 Qacen-Btreet. aM'liD, a good General Servant; references reqnlrcil. —Mm Peacock, Shelly Beach Road. Ponsonby. WANT AD to Lease or Kent, House, Out-buildinss, and soma Land.'flv^'or sis miles from town, by April ltr?.--Ss^id bo'vtl-i oulare to RobDy, Byiaora Ppß^offloe. Vl/AWEB, a Strong Errand Boy.— T T Apply to Milne and j_hoycg. WANTED seen, by the men, the nice lot of Bilk and Satin Bows, only 6d j at Dampior'a Wnkofloid-Btroots^or. ' . \*rAI{TEP, a StrdnfjTad; acoistomed ty ' to Bakehouse work.—Apply to J. Ferguson, Star Bakery, Cbapel-street. W'"'" "ANTED, a Hoy to Milk and n>(ike himself generally useful—Apply to Mv Ching, Remuera. T TITAN;TEU Seen, by the "Ladies, the TT Naw Bhawls for 2s, at Dampier's Wake fleldstreet Shop. WANTED KNOWN, the immense cheap lot ot Ladies', Goni?'. and Chil dren's Boots, Shoes, and BUppars that I have just bought.—W. H. Damplor. Wakefleld-street. WANTED Known—An Extra Grand Line ol Wincey, at fid, worth Is, at Dampler's Wakefleld-street Shop. 1/ ANTED to LET, Three Kooms; with T use of kitchen.—Apply to Mrs Watson; Vlctorla-Btreet. ■ WANTED, the Gents to g?a the Latest Fashions in Soarves" (reversible and otfcerwioe): Uqder Shirts, lg 4d; Boys' do, Is, atDampWqWakeflald-Btreet Bhop. ' ANTfiD, Board and Residence.within ten minutes' walk of Queen-street, lo; Lady engaged dnring the day; near the bos. pre ferred.— 9> rite, stating torus, to FA, carc("ot M? Meara, Stationer,- Qusori-Btyeet.' ' \*TANTKD KNOWN—Ladies Leather TV Bags, Is 6d each; no higher price: at the Wakefleld-street Bhop.-W. H. Dampier. \\f ANTED to Sell, a Handsome Pair T T Of Ponies, dark brown, 11 honda; gob'g match; three and four yei^a old ! -Well Broken.; sound.-Apply ta^R. 0/ Jjtdtjn', r^ate oj H, R, Geoi-gp, yor^straß<j. • ' - • WANTED KNOWN-Four Weeks, must Clear Ont the Whole Stock %t Boots and Shoes at any price. Ls«so e^plroa 31et of M&roh.—W. jolUistop. Vlctorla-gtraet. TXTAHTED, Married, Couple, wfthous TT encumbrance, for oountry notel; wagesif SOa per weak.-Apply Metoalfe & Hill, 2'J, N. 55. Inanraoc^ BnMdipgs. ' '; ' : ! "•'. WANTED KNOWN/ tlftst yon e?j» Dress weU'fpr a small weekly paymaat bygoing-toMnnroandMilDgan. Beea^vertiM melt on front page.,



Waniea. WAHTED, a Boy.-J, A. Brown Draper, Parneli. WANTKIJ, Kxperienced Gumpackers —Brown and Campbell and Co. WaNTBD, a Lady eDgaged duting thi day to share a home with amar.dec Lady; terms very moderatc-AddreßS Stai Offloe. WANTED, To Sell, 1,000 Yards ol Scarlet All Wool and Saxony Flannel at Is 3d and Is 4d, worth 2s.—W. Byre, Vic toria-Btreet. VU ANTED to Fnrchaso, a Second-hand » Hand Cart.-Apply to Hudson, Chemist, Viotoria and Hobson-streats. ANTED, Members for a Carpenter's or Builders' Drawing Class, held at tho V.M.C.A. Planing, working drawings, and qnantlties.—Particulars of R, M. Fripp, Stab Jffloe; or at Mr 6. Fraser's Class, * .M.0.A., aftor 7,30 p.m. on Taeadays and Fridays. ANTED to Let, a Three-roomed Cot tage, within three minutes' walk of Queen-street; rent, 8s par week.—For addrets apply Star Office. .\*, r ANTED To Let, Furnished (with TT board, a large, airy, oomfortable bed room, suitable for two frlonds, in a house ploa saiitiy situated, near to Government House. If or addreaa apply Star ofHce. WANTED KN OWM toat tne V lcionan Loan and Discount Agency's Advertise ment appears on 4th page. Bth oolnmn. WANTED KNOWN, that our firm, "The Royal Sewing Machine Company, Limited," are manufacturing BICYOLKii andy TRIOYCBE3. and we will takMidera at fingi* lish prices.- W. H. SHiKsipiAfe tc Co., oppo- Bltß the Market, Quean-street. Auoltland; WANTED KNOWN - That J. H. Dalton has Opened a Special Branch of the Tailoring Business in Viotoria-street East, for the purpose of making Ladies1 Garments, suoh as Ulsters, Habits. Jaokets, etc, made in the moat approved styles, by firstolass work men. ANTED to Hell, Mixed Paints in gallon tins; Kauri Oil, 2/9 per gallon; Priming Paint, 6/6 per gallon.—Atkinson & Co, Freeman's Bay; wholesale Agents.Messrs E, Porter & Co. ANTED, Ladies and Gentlemen to call and give in their names for a Grand Musical Contest (Amateurs only). — W. O. Dennoß. Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN—Tnat the «ew Zealand Timber Company are selling all kinds of Timber and Building Material at the very lowest rates. Very superior White Kauri, from our new bnah, juat opened. ANTED KNOWN, that E. Mltehel son a Co., No. 19. Queen-stt9et Wharf, are selling Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Floor, Oatmeal, ftc. fee, at lowest marketJgtefe WANTED KNOWN, we have a very fine lot of Tweeds, from which we are making tbase wonderful cults at 659.— J. Pfcll- Ups. Darbr-strset WANTED KNOWN, that J, MEL DRUM, Bootmaker, Shortland-strset, Auckland, is calling spoolal pobllo attention to his Custom Work, Repali b neatly done. Boots Sxwn and Pbsgbd and Madh to Obdek. A trial roapentfully aoliolted.-.T, MELDRUM. WAWi'KD KNOWiN—Tnat iroiessor Gussoott is the only Original and Practi cal American Herbalist In the Colony, and also the most expensive man to do business with. He requires no information; he can deolde at a glance tho diagnosis of the case, thereby reliev ing the patient of a great deal of nervousness and hesitation. Try and disprove this If yon »an - WAHTED KNOWN — That tne Auckland Timber Company (Limited) are Manufacturers of all description ot Goods, with Buparlor Machinery and despatch.—Works! Cuatom-honse-Btroet West. WANTED KNOWN—CHKAp Tim bbb I Chkap Tiiibkb ! And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased ohaaper and better than anywhere else at the Yards of D. Golkie, Albert-street. There being no manufactory for Joiners' Timber on the pre mises, the customer haa an additional oppor tunity of getting superior timber. Wheel wiights' Materials always in stock. WANTED the Ladies to know that 1 have teveral Young Ladles in the v/akefiola-atreet Shop, to sell the New Grand Lot of Cheap Ladloß' Chemises, Drawer*, &o • tec— W. H. Oampler. WANTED KNOWN — Just opened Latoat Styles In Hats-Straw, Valvst, and Seal; splendid assortment ot Feathars, Ulßters. Velvats. Vslveteex, Plush, Silk, Satin, Coebmero and French Merino. Klbbons, Scarfs. Laces, Ties. Ladies' and Children's Hosiery in Cakhmore, Merino, and Cotton; Wool Squares, Fringe, Cord and Tassels, N«w Fashionable Corset, Coloured Table Cloths, is. All other Goodß equally cheap.—B. Carter, Victoi la St. WANTED KNOWN, that 1 am now Selling every description of China, Glass, and »"arthonware cheaper all round than any other atop in the trade. Vases and China Ornaments considerably below town prioes, Oaa trial will prove the faot.—Note the address: V, A, Henraan, Karangahapa Koad opposite Newton Hotel. ANTKO • KNOWN, that " Coni ferine," the new atmospheric purifier, la a very ploatant, a» well as thoroughly reliable Disinfectant, and shoald be used la every hoot* in any neighbourhood where scarlet fever exists. Prloo Is 3d per tin at Gardner's BngHth Pharmacy, 18* Queen-straet, Anoklaad. WANTED KNuWN, we are still mak ing our marvellously ohesp Trainers at 13i Bd.—J, rhlillp»,liarby-stieet,opj)O9lto the old shop. WANTED KNOWN, that H. WAITE'S Fruit Tins are acknowUdgod to be the best ever introduced in the colony. They re oeivod a first prize at the Agricultural Show held a( KUerslle on tho 9th Povember; 1831. A reolpa is issued to each pnrohaaer, and the maker's natn* is at am ped on 0 very lid. Sold by all ironmongers, and et the factory. High-street, nert Cltv Council Chambers.-X. WAIT*, Wholeealajini Ketall Tinsmith. AN)ED KNOWN, that Mr George Cuokson, having recently arrived from England haa taken aew and oommodions premises in Hobton-strect, and at top of Wol llnaton-Bti-oot, and is now selling very cheap Earthenware and Glass, all goods of Xngllsu manufacture, being imported by the proprietor. Insprctlon invited. — Note the Address —G, Cuohbon. ANTfiD, Lovers of Good Tea to try the Teas on tale at the Royal Tea: Mart (R. J'roncH. Qrcoer and Tea Dealer, Earanga hapo Road). Splendid values in General Gro ceries and Provisions. Our mixtures andblend of Teas give general satisfaction, and should be tried by all. Prices: Congou, la Cd. Isßd, Is lOd; Speoial Mixtures, from 2s; ihe ExcelsioSr Miitnre at 2s 16d. ■ ■ ■ WANTED KNOWN.-S^aclc BeAded Bracelets, ; Ncoklats, ltiU ; VarHnaa. Bd per par: Urt;a sllverad Lookata, is M; at Pampltr-flVakeatld-atr^etß^op, WANTED KNOWN.-That W. H. TV SHAKESPKAR ft Co., opposite the Market, Qneen-atreet. Auckland, are the Solb Aoknts tor tho " DOMESTIC," the best of all Sewing Maohlnes; and are also soiling Genuine "HOWE," and other makes* at 23 per cent lower than any other dealers, Y*7AN.TED. KNOWN -Tweed, Is 4d TT and is lid; Waterproof do. 3»; Men's Tweed Trousers, 7s 6d; Men's Holland Coats, 3a6d-at Dampier's Wakefleldstreet Shop. WANTED KNOWN, that WjLWAM Wibt, Cane and Saaj Cbair Manufac turer, wishes to inform tho pnb.Ho that he oan now aupply t^em hpth at his reaidonos, Wynd ham-ntroet, an* e,t the City Market with' all kind' Of Household Furniture at tho lowest possible prioes. Also, every description of Furpltqre Repaired and Sold on Commission.— Note tho Address—Wyndhanwstreet and City Market. - ■■ ■■ ■ " TTTANTED KNOWN-A BplendidTtae V v of Beautiful Oleographs, lately arrived; also, Chilflwn"B Toy Books, from id each; Clocks, Photographs, Stationery, and General: Fancy Goods. Two Love'y wax Dollb, life-size and HfeJiko.just received per Oxford, are oreatlnq qulto a furore among tbe fair sex, younfi and old. The finest display of ftl and la Ooods-'eter made in the colony. On tb,a Gd connterth.ere are over 2000 articles, anfl on the la dou,nter, w.hich is 60 feet in length, there"ar,e )^9(w(Qa. 1,000 and 2.0^3 dl3iianf: ■a'r'tloloi New oonsignments of (JoodabKvtej.ußtaVrivaa by Oxford, and others ard on their way jrom Europe per Haldone and lia'lra--Mr Goodson cordially Invites insptc tlon of the very Extensive and Varied Stock of. Goods in the Aieiula, which is. without excep tion, tbe Largest and Most V»Uinbl j ot aoy in tho colony. ''' T3 ESIUENf UOVEKNESS "'" (cxperl- XV ?u'vicd> or Companion doalres Engage ment ; Englleii, Fwnoh (three years in France), JifualQ, DriiwUg. Good references,—Miss Qal bralth. Tauranga. r jj^ARANAKI BUTTEK DEPOT, ONE. .8. HUNGA.—Wnntod, the Retail General Storekeeper? 0/ Auokland to know that the undorslgned, having arranged with several of ttio largest and bent Dairies in Taranaki, Is now prepared to Snpply the Trade weekly. Applications, sttting quantity requires, will be received till FRIDAY, 7th April. T. J. HENSHAW, •tho m Mart, j • JL Ohebunga. Medical. MAKSHALL'S SPECIAL TINCTURE Off PODOPHYLLUM is the boat known remedy for all 'disorders arising from the Stomach and Liver. Price ls.-O, W. GOOD SON, London Arcade, Sole Agent for Auokland, A ICKIN S H.YPOPHOSPHITES. Aickin'b Syrup o'i Hypophosphlte of Lime Is CToranteetl equal to the French preparations of Dr Churchill, and less than half the price, The great oxpenso of the Imported preparation to the sink, and the fact tUai BUChiPharmaceutical preparationßban be manufactured equally well'in Auokland, has induoed the proprietor to engage in making a really retfobla article ol STANDARD STRBHOTg AMP OHBMIOAI, purity thatl may be recommended with confidence by the medical faculty to their patients and others. Aiokin's Hypophosphltes will answer . all the requirements Btated, and q, mat will Bufflce to show that In therapeutical action tb6/ a?o quite ad emcaolous In all diseases for which the continental pre parations ars so justly oelebrated. flfa In bpttlos at 2s 6d each. Dob;, tWO te&BPOonf uls only, pniTM ov LWK A«n Soda, especially tiuttapio in sora'o caeoa of lung diseases, 2nd i? 'most palatable and cordial,' eaon teaßpoonful contains three graiiui - vswo hypophosphite of lime and one"and' a haU grains hypophbspb^te'dt soda, - Sold in bo.U^s at Zs Gd each. ' Reauest your medical advifor to try tbe Local Syrup's of Hyrophosphltes, nlade by Aiokin oi dcflniiy. uniform BtronKth,. '1 ' • > > - S^ AICKIN, \yUolcaalo Manu,factarln« Chamißt ■ :- The Pharmacy. AuoTpSii*



To L>ex, TO LET, a Shop ana Kesidenco, si: rooms, in the centre of Brer-street, nov In the occupation of Mr Marriott, Confectioner rental, £1 per week. Alco, a small Cottage o four rooms, off Qrey-street; 6s 6d per wouk,- Ji M. Lennoz, Estate Agent. rriO LET, 3-roomed Cottage, large yara I- rent 69 8d per week,—Joseph Wifiiume lallor, Ylotorla-atreot, mo LET, a newly-built Family Kesidenci X at the top of Wellesley-street East, con talnlog 8 rooms, besides bathroom and wash house with copper; gas and water laid on.- Apply to Mr Gardner, Ohemlat; or to H. Ash ton and Son, g. N.Z. Insnrance Bnlldlngg. rilO LttT, House of four rooms and scul A lery, "West Qnesn-street, 4th house frott Hobson-stroet North,—Apply to J. Finlay.oornti shop. rO LET, a Milliner'! Shop, at present ooonpled by Mra Hoskins, at the top ol Hobßon-streot,—Apply at the Corn Store, top oi Hobaon-street. rO LET, a balcony 8-roomed Momse; rent 15s.—Apply at the Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart. Victoria-street Kast. TO LET, in Grace-street, Ponsonby, a new well-finished Five-roomed House; gas and water laid on.—Apply K. Brown, Grace street. TO LET, Furnished Bedroom, with fire place, in town.—Apply 300, Queen-street, Bide door In Alexandra street. TO LET, near the JKoyal Oak Hotel, Mrs, EaßtwoodJs Honse of eight rooms; stahlejawl outhouses, large orchard containing onfflaoro.~H. Partington, Kstato Agent, Btloh buryg Bulldingß. TO LET, Cuioes m (jueen-Btreet, Up- Btairs and Down-stain.—Apply Mutual Lire Association of Australasia, No. 81, QuoelF- Btreet. TO LKT, a Commodius New Bat proof Store, in Customhouse-street.—W. and G. Winßtone. _ rU LET, a Bakers Shop and Oven, in Wellington-stret, now in the oooupatlon : Mr J. Hamilton.—Apply to F. L. Prime, Bttate Agent. 28, N.Z. Insurance Boildlngs. rO LET, Business Premises, Fort-street, near Isaaos's Bond; front Shop, fitted with counter, desk, shelves, fee, gas and water aid in, together with flvo laraa rooms at rear. Kent, only 25 s per week.—l). V. Evans, Estate Agent. p O L X % OKMTLKMAN'3 COMMODIOUS KKBI KNCE (new) of eight rooms, situated la 'rlnces-street, Albert Park. Situation excel lent ; gas and water laid on; plunge and shower baths; convenient detached offices.-Apply to W. Beaumont. Stab offloe. ___ TO LET, a Ten-roomed House in Upper Symonds-street, at present oconpied by Mrs IH. Cousins.—Far particulars apply on the premises. O~LET—Those New Brick Shops and D weilirßß, recently erected at the Corner of Pitt and Vinoept-stroets. by Mr W. J. Ofl'er, and bow ready for oooupation.—Apply to F. h. Prime, Kstate Agent, 23, N.Z. Insoranoe Build ings. | rpb LET, a Family Itesidouce containing J. 10 roonu, with suitable outbuildings, on the New North Koad; pqisesilon given imme diately.—Apply to F. L. Prime, Estate Agent, 28. N.Z. Insurance Buildings. mo LET, Two or Three Offices (177 JL Queen-street).—Apply T. Harke'a, High street. mo l B X. To Let, the Three-story Bull .ling at present being erected, adjoining Theatre Boyal, Vlo torla-street Very suitable for a wholesale or manufacturing business, B. TONKB fc 00. \TOKTH SHOBE.—To Let, a Furnished 1.1 Cottage on the Beach, with immediate possession.—B. and R. Duder. For Sale. FOX SALE, Three Nice Little Farms, near Mount Albert and the Whau, con taining respectively U J, 7}, and 6i acres, close to the Railway Station. They have an extensive view; land all plongbable and well watered. Soil well suited for fruit-growing and other but bobob. Any of these would make a capital little homestead for a person with small meant. There is a good road cloie by. Omnibuses pass often dally. Price—£ls per acre; first buyer can have hit choice; very easy terms.—Apoly to PnblUher. Stab office. |_p ' O X SALE, A choice lot of Dairy Cows, (springing for second and third calves, direct from the breeders; also, a few good Working Oxen, METCALFB & HILL, 29. N.Z Insurance Buildings BICYCLE _ 08, SALE—Kubber tyres, roller, and ball bearings; also, beautiful lamp.—Blcjclo, Box 2. Thamo, . lANOFOETEFor Sale (a Bargain).— A Flrst-clasn Instrument, by Broadwood and eon, at Thoa. FI. Wibb'r, Oak Cottage, Hobaon-Btraet. STOKEB'S POlNT.—House 01 8 rooms (not quite finished) and two allotments In garden to be Sold cheap.— V. F. Kvans. Estate Agent. Qneen-atrsct. j!7 g/iOK. SALE, Williams-street, nee? Wei- V lington-streot, a very nice Verandah Cottage, 1 rooms, eto. (now let at 12a per week), in good order; price, £300,-1), F, Kvons, Estate Agent. Quean-etrect 418 tiiOK JJA.L.B, Business Premises at 1 Mount Kden, situate in main road; a splendid oppalng for a Chemist, as at prraent thera ia not one In this large and populous distriot. The building is new. substantial, and well finished.—Full particulars frcm Mrs Jack, on the premises, or of D. F. Brans, Kgtate Agent, Qneun-street. FOR SALE, some very choice Allot* mente, almost level, close to the residenco of Mr H. J. Ualton, Surveyor. Poneonby. To be sold cheap.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen ■treat. - 45Q FOX SALE, Lincoln-street, Ponsonby, House of seven rooms, good well, wooa shed, &a: allotment,'66xloo, fenced and planted; very cheap, only £310.—D. F. Kvane, Kstate Agent; Qoeen-atreot. ' ' tyi BJIOK SALE, Duke-stree*, Mewton, JL 1 Veranaah Cottage, bli rooms, and a w.ork shop, good well, garden, '&q.'~IVE. Evans ■ Land Agent, Queen-street. STOKES'^ roiNT.-Spfendid Allot ments fenoed and planted with fruit and ornamental, trees. In splendid position, over | looking the torbonr, near the beach.-!). V. ! Bytma, Httate Agoni. |nOR SALE (Howe-street), a Tory pretty X' Villa containing!five rooms, pantry; water laid in, nloe garden, fee; all Id flrst-olasa erder; splendid view; a very desirable place.— D. F. jtvans, Ettata Agent, Quoon-etrtat, 125 SPKI¥G.STREET, Ponsonby - Hand some new House, thoroughly well finished, looms large and lofty, standing on two allot ments. lam lnstrueted to effect an ipmiadlato sale—business matters calling the owner away from the distriot.—Fall particulars from D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. Qpeen-gtreet «0 CJUBUKMN STOKiS tor sale,—A first- O rate business tor Sale In one ot the beet of 1 Auckland luburba; the position is second to none 1 a splnndld opening; full particulars bom D. P. Evans. Estate Ajrent Anoklana. 885. PkosrKOT TKKKA(JE,—A very nice Verandah Cottage ol six rooms, fitted with oupboards, bookcase, dresser, &o.; gas and water laid In;' good' garden, stable, &0.~ D. F. Bvapß, Batata Ajient, Qnaen-straet. PONBONhY TBKRAOJS {wef AH Bainta' Church), a compact and comfort iable Houeo of five rooma, two'tanks, &c: good oorner allotment. JPricp £330,—11. 7, Kvans, Egtata Agent.'QHaen-street, i[__ TTIOR S.ALE, New sad Well-finished 4} House; six rooms, fitted with, register gfctes, oven, tank, &&; very desirable; Bituate net^r Ponacnby Hall. Price £335.—D. F. kvans. Estate Agent. i3O FuK SALE, JSussex-strqet, is;e"w"(dn, nice Verandah Cottage, tear rooms, scullery, largo cellar or wozkskop- good wotl, allotmert, SlstlLtoncaa and planted. Prloo— only £160.-U,XBvanß, Kstato Agent. til «j-«OK IMMEDIATE SALE, Ponsonby V Terrace, a nioe Home of 7 rooms, veran dah In front; Allotment 81 x 100, all tastefully laid ont; good well, tank. Sets. J'rlce, £160.-1). F. Kv»ns. If state Agent. Queen-street. 447 MOUNT JSUEN (near Mr Kelly's}, a new and well-finished House ot five rooma, replete with almost every convenience, such as register grates, kitchen range, &c; allot ment about 60 x 200; main road frontage i wry desirable.—D. F, Evans, Estate Agent, Queen street. 105' mo GKocttKS ; aud others. Tho Stock-in-Trade and Goodwill of a Gneery Builness. in Queen-street, having a good cash turn-over, for immediate rale,, and oheap.—For further partloulatfi apply ta 0. V. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. C 1 O R SALE OK L £ A S X, takapun a, Nortec Shohe.—Desirable Btore, Dwellindr, and Outhduses, almost new and In first-olass order, together with S acres Splendid Land (in crops) on main road and in the vicinity of the beautiful lake, and oommandiag splendid view of Auckland harbour. A most desirable property, and well worthy tagpeotion. D. F. EVANS, 381 Kstate Agent. B\riLBING SITES! BUILDING SITES!; All those Fplendid Allotments sltHate in. Col lege Koad (the only lots i,or Bale on right-hand side going up, and bsiss within a few minutes walk of the elty). Should command a ready Bale 'ikis ia a splendid investment for building nurposea. Price, only C 3 10s par foot upwards. for villa residences the position is first-class. Also, at Shelly Beach, a few lots (68 x 120), still unsold; prioe. 42a Cd per foot. Kichmond Road—Lots 60 x 100, at &0 each Bailey's Vaddook-Lots 33 x 99k at £10 eaoh Byie-atreet, Fonsonby—Let No. 10T. an offer wanted. And othecs on application to P. F. EVANS. Kstate Agent, next "Herald" Office. Ppnsonby HOAd-AUthat most deßlrabla pwv pertv, oUuato on main road, corner ot Cimerm The Boose conttti&a etc rooms, thoroiuhis built, well flnloh^d. and reploto with every cosifprt,' suon as gas laid oil, 3cc: 1)& ahMthent has1* &ntogjot HO,feet U Ponsonby Iload, by qboiit 220 feet to east Cameron and' Norfouc-Streeis, aU asoorolj fenoed, and panted with, onj.amentql and fnUf trcoßi ■ • '-' '• This is, wlthovit doubt, a W>st valuable Pta< perty.and fora tmsineassite.is nnßurpaesea. i Kpr Bnlldlns Silos, it coold ba sub-dlvtflgd « Qjoat advantaso, having threo frontages, out 1 qm instrupte^efl?eot a _{* _P^___j^ nstato Agon't, Qneen-stareet. - " ~#qz ct>iiitnMairon,aes Ftrrt Page.



Jaeetiagg x TTOUHG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ir X ASSOCIATION, corner of Wellesloy and 'j Albert streets.—KvangeUstlo Service, THIS if (Thursday) EVENING, at 7.30. AU are Invited. - Keoent arrivals cordially invited. ; J^IQHT HOURS' DEMONSTRATION. ' A Meetiig of Delegatea of the Klght Hours - Trades' Demonstration will be held at the c Working Men's Clabon FIUDiY KVBNING, i. March 81, at 730 p.m. Business :-To receive Report of tho Com . mlttee as to the nature of the Demonstration, . and other business. Q W. HKBiiOP, Chairman. I 1 1H0IR PRACTICE (St. Thomas's), 8 . \J p.m.. SATURDAY, Ist April, instead of p j to-morow (Friday) evening. ««««» "i ST. MATTHEW'S ' CHOKAL PRACTIOK will take plaoe on FRIDAY (To-morrowl KVttNING. atst. Thomas's Sohool room. Freeman a Bay, at 8 juu, PSOM MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY. The First Meeting of the Next Sesalon of the above Sooiaty will bo held in the Hall, IO MORROW (Friday), at 8 o'clock p.m. All riends of the Society, and those interested in the Library, are reqnestod to attend. if.. LA WRY, Hon. See. j^evonport musical Society, two* pr(JDOllea,to Forma Musical Soolety at £?■£££'?'• ?? d J aU thMB 'nterestsd are re- S-mißßni^iS? »at .t> ho Devonport HaU, on IHUR3DAY. 6th April, at 8 p.m. _ Calls. THE ARCH HILL-BRICK AND^TILE COMPANY (LIMITED). * S£«hi *SHJ UjINGpar 81i«ehas beinmade. Oomnit.^ 'fe. n°da"«ened. ,? * *c Office of Uie Jompany. No. 21. New Zealand Insurance fnsS. ' Anokland ' on "KID-AY, the SUt J. FRIAR CLARKE. Anokland, 6th Maroh, 188 J. SecretMT. NESS-SIDiS GOLD-MININO COM PANY (IJMITED>. Wn°mii!. h h fIS HJ?f rhreepenoe per Share has £5* S5 (le /jbTih8 ID,ireot<1 D, ireot<«1 s on the capital of the 2SyfidH.?°i?"mtolll* Company (IdmiUd). pay- W. HORNE, Coromandel.Mareh2s.lßg2. Mm>^W' PubUo Notices. ARMY AND NAVY OUT. DIdTMOT. 6I°NKRS IN ™X BORLAND The payment of the abovo Pensioners for the ensuing quarter will bo made as follows :- Auc«"»£-Monday, 3 t a April at 11 a.m. at the Imperial Pensions Office. OHKHraai-Wednesday, sih ApiU, at U a.m,, at the Court-house. °Ti,?£H^7^ e£ nos<ily' 6th APr«. »' 12-80 p.m., at the Court-house, ' - PAt^h?fr M?S d 8 *4 April, at 1 p.m,. at the Court-house. IT PASMUBK-Thuwdsy, 6th April, at 11 a.m. HowiOK-Thursday, 6th April, at 12.80 p.m. BURTON J. DAVBNBST. Omoer Paying Pensions. [NTERNATIONAL EXBIBITION, JL CHRI3TCHURCH. OPENING DAY, EASTER MONDAY, Afeil iom. ADMISSION— Day-T?«>m 930t0 1 a.m., Five At S tm"&nllUng"t0 6 V^ m ™ to W Special Art Gallery— Sixpence extra. BKASON TICKBTS-Price 2 guineas for a single ticket, and 1 guinea for any othei member of the same family. uiuS 686 admli *e holder to aU par:s of the Ex hlbtion (Inoludlng the Speolal Art Gallery) °"«hoar'a »ho .morning before the gensral mblio, and at all hours at wkioh the ExhibitlOD is open until the oloas, They also admit to tho opening and closing oeremonieo, and to any oon> ¥'« £1" "W 5° h,?'d. They are NON-TRANS rEKABLK. and will consist of a printed signed orm, which will be pasted on to tha photograph rairte de Tisite >iza) of tha applicant atF. B. 4iLtss, Triangle, High-street (opposite B. 'etenon & Co£ wbero KKBEEVKD SKATS for thoOPKNINSCKaaMOiNT aro also obtain able. By oxder oi the Promoters. R. S. WALPOLE, . Seoretary. jyOTICE TO SPORTSMEN. The Season far Shooting Native Uame will commence, this year, on May tet. instead of j-DHI lßt, as in previous years. Sportsmen are Herefore cautioned not to shoot X'ative Game durtog the month of April, as liy bo doing they wiU render themselves liable to be proceeded W'Sm?? a laMatl of tho " Animate notecUon ACr., XOSV, By order, T. F, OHKKBKMAN, Beorettiiry AcoUmatliiatlon Society, •pONSOWBY HIGHWAY DISTBIutI In accordance with, a roeolution passed at a on FRIDAY, the 3ist inst, between the hours : of 13 noon and 8 p.m., to ascertain whether the Catepayers are iv favour of constituting tho district a Horoush or joining tho City. ■ JOHN H. FIELD, Chairman. CJI^VEB HUNTING ENGLISH 3 LKVKR WATCH, bow styles large stock on band: every Watch warranted: crloe. £5 each. Also, J plato Waltham Levers, £5 each.— Jaa. Adams, Watohmaker, Victorlastroot. OTIQE, — Allotment* BongW ~and Houses Bnllt on the Weekly Payment Byttem.-O.Laver.KyberPMS, w T LE! AL El AL El MEBBB9, JAS. SPEIGHT & CO.'S DUIfBDIK ALK XXX DUNEDIN ALE At 2a Od per Gallon, on tho Premises, XXXX (IN BOTTIiK). Quarts, 108; Pints, Ob, Delivered. 1 Sole Agsnts i M; white & CO., HOBBON BUILDINGS, Vobt-stbisx. HENRY PJSTRY, 3BWRLLSR As DIAMOND SETTER. 1 ViproniA-sTHKBri (opooslto Koyal Mail), two , doors below HoVanfl and Butler's. | N.a-^-A Chol«o Stock of the Latest Novelties In Jewellery, Watches, &c, always on nan& Repairs neatly executed on tho Premises, and Orders promptly attended to. £•-% || TO tIO,OOO I.ENT on Building 3&..1." Society prinoiplee, or on other terms to salt borrowers. Mortgages and Loans nego tiated. SeeUst of Properties for sale on fourth pace. H<s par cant'allowed on monoy deposited tor investment. —C. Williamson, Ltn j, witate and Financial Atrent. VnJoAn Lass. FR ED K. WHI T B HEAD'S RETAIL TEA ADVERTI3BMENT. FINEST CHINA TBA SIFTINGS. VI. W IK Seleoted from the London market, and re markably oheap. Gives a etroag, tbisk, and pungent Haaor. . CHOICEST PURE FIRST CROP BROKKK PANYONG CONGOU. This Tea.tor value in the enp is worth pence per pound morenipney. Price, 1/6 por Ib. The like rarely comes Into tWa markot. A SPLENDID DAKJKKLING FLAVOUKK3 ' MIXTURE; guaranteed a blend Of Fore India and Obiaa Teas. Price, 1$ por lb. "TEA KXT R AOR D I NAR rr The ready sale this Tea commands proves it worthy, the name. Price, 2/ per lb. "FAMILY MIXTURE." A blend of extra highly cured tost crop India and China Teas; will carry well, and im provo with lengthened brewing la the pot. and prove itself an economic high-class Family Tea, Price, 2/Spetlb. "VERY RICH DEEP BROWN TEA." A combination of some of the purest the strongest, and the richest flavoured Teas imported. Give it a trial, Price, 8/ per lb. 80 BOXES "FOCK OAN PEKOE TEA." About the Finest Importation of tbe Season, Price, 28/ per box. Fredk. \Vhitkhead. whole ale and retail tea dealer, VtOTOBIA-STHKET. AUCKLAND. A U3TRIAN BENT WOOD T &H noOKE "**■ *3*ne Chairs, Austrian m QMmVgiSflt: Bentoood Cane Couohes a^a 123, yueeD-Btreet. Jjbjuw Austrian Bentwooil Cane Rocking Chairs. WALNUT DRAWING . «r .. .....»„ ROOM SUITES In nota and Canterbnjga. MAHOGANY, CEDAK RLIQQt ftJid Kauri Din " RON. HaW-Teirter ««d ---ikCQlßeen-BtwoL^^ CS Onair tjatknt t»rta« Holler •m fen nnnint X Blinds and Venetian ?& fWA^^KHUnasTGflt Cornices and lft, q^g|>-rtrw>'^gSßM»llshe<l Oowiloß Polos lA.RPBTS, Heattbmgß, ' Unolenm, Flooroloth, jfisTtlSSroiiSei; Matting. Door Mats, Bdth m^Munm. Mats, in great variety. _- IBKBAIj DISCOUNT to 6ash Pnrehasers. AU SLtSen^SSeL ff 038 aeUvowd bee In town. IS3, Qaeen-street. Jj atatoKneß postltoe ea appu- .^.cattan.^ , j[M . ;■■■' ■, .■■;■■ -, B~" KDROOM FUBNITURB . tnGhokjeliottlediCanri,



Lost and Found. LOST, between V.M.C.A, Booms and Bartlett'sStndio. a Lady's Sliver Watch. :; with Gold Chain.-lOi Howard on returoW Bame to this office. >- LOST, from £dcn;Cresfcent, on or"about 1 the 18th instant, a half-bred Bull do,?, erey colour Finder will bo rewarded on returning the s&me to No. 1, Kden Ortsoeat plape; anyone In whose poaeatlon it is found ; w^beprssecuted, after thlsnotioe. lOST, in~Prißces street, a Lady's Brown .".* .. 'fatherOard^aie ana Pocket-book oom- 1 bmod, with cards (Miua Halse). Jho finder will be rewarded—Apply to J. 0. Bhariand fcOa 1 (IS. KEWARD.-Lost;; a Light Bed ' JL \r Cow, on Sunday. 28th. in tall milk.— Anyone returning the Bams to Juqh Bailee. Newmarket, will rgoolve abOT« mward. j?*> I'lTs KKVVAHD.-Loet.thlsmoriilng, X)& XV betweonParneUandNewKesJfnd Jnguranoa Building*, Pocket-book containing ' two ton and fire single Bank of New Zealand Votes.—Anyone returning same to H. 8. Jones, 5, NewZealaudlnßnranoeßnildtnjtvwlUreoeWe the above reward. jj^OUND, on Saturday last, a Sum of. A 1 Monoy, at the North Shore.—A pply to Mr Kdmlston. at W. a. Qrahame's, Kort etreet. CJTKAYKD into my premises, on the 28th ■J inntant, B»y Mar*, blaokpolots.no risible brand. Owner can have the same by paying. ■■ exponses.-Mr W. Coohran, Butoher, inn.. i\»- BOnby. . STRAYfcD, from St. Mary's Parsonagel Farnoll, a Light Chestnut Horse; white •• star on forehead, small dark round spot on near hind quarter, in very poor condition.- ; Findor will be rewarded on applying at above address. Board ana Keatdenca. i^OMFORTABLE Board and Residence ! \.J for a roapoocablo Working Man.—Apply this offioe for addre«.__■ ~.''. '• i. /TUVKKMOK BROWNE UOTKL, VJT HOB3ON-STRBET. i BoAKn aot> LonmNci ..20a per Weeli' i BiKauttooM 1.-. .....25a. RAILWAY DINING KQOMt*, CIOEEN-STRBET VBUI. - WILLIAM PYE, PROPRIETOR., Onod accommodation for Boarders and Travullora at moderate charges. , Cleanllnesa and o'viaiy are the characteristics of this house. The table and beds cannot be surpassed by any house in town. The Proprietor has bad a very long experience ~ m a Beetaurant Keeper, and he feels aMiired that any person giving Ills house a trial will bo quite convinced that the accommodation It airorducannot hi nucpafleed. 'n 1 ■•■?>.{'. ii\ TH« ONLY BOUSE ON THE W&ARF. Board and Lodging, £1 per week. Beds, Is. JRankruptoy N6tice«. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NOKTOKHN DISTRICT. ' IN BANKRUPTO*. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditore Act, 1876," and the several A oU amend lnjr the same, and of tbe Bankrnjitoy of ' HttNHY PniLiP Bkhbb, a Debtor. — It Ib hereby notified that at a First Meeting 01 - the Creditors of the said Henry Philip Befire, held in the Supreme Court Buildings, at Auok- ' land, on Wednesday, the twenty-ninth dayot , March mutant, at the hour of 11.30 o'elook in the forenoon, Thomas Maoffarla.no, Csrtlfleated Aooountant in Bankruptcy, was elected Traitee '. In the Estate ot the paid Bankrupt; and that the said Thomas Macffarlane has intimated to. ' the Registrar, in writing, his acceptance of tie 1 Bald appointment. Dated this 29th day ot Maw*, 1882. G. W. BASIiEY, Deputy Heßlßtrar, , Heskkth & Richmond. Solicitors for the said Debtor, . . •," Wyndham-street, Auckland. ; Auctions. TO-MORROW. THE H AYM ARKET. FOR SALE, at tho Haymarket, To-mor \ 72 saoks Prime Perennial Ryenrasa Seed, from Canterbury, ex Vision, ALFRED BUCKLANp. ( j TO-MORROW, 11 O'CLOCK A.K. MARKET-DAY. ARTHUR'S POULTRY, PKODUCB, :■ wean, and grocery AUCTION MARKET. ARTHUR'S MAKT. QUKEN-ETRKKT. [■■ POULTRY DBPARTMKNE Fowls of all kinds, for the cn.lt or breeding pur noses ; alaoTurUeys, Geono, Ducks, Pigeons, ; Uairaries, Fancy Birds, &o; '~,;■ ... , PRODUCE, GROCERY, AND' FRUIT M- ; PAKTMKNT. ■ „: ,: « ..;■' ' / Good Table Potatoes and otnars, Onions. :Oaz»*: rots. Pumpkins. Herbs, Melons, Oabbagea,' ■ 8 Flour, Oatmeal, Bharpe, Malm. oUeeßc . Batter. Baoan 0 cases canterbury Bacon and Hams SO kegs Butter ■ ■ - ISO Good Oueeses : : . FRUlT.—Damsons, Gropes, Qulhoes, Paars, and! Apples GROCERIES, &a—Tea, Sugar, Bfacnlts, Rice, ' Coroflour. Starch. Blue, Clothes torn, Soap, ■ Vestas, Blacking, Dried Apples, Lollta, WtUte Lead, Paint, Oil, &o, ON B AIS PKIVATELT, i FURNITURE DEPARTMENT. At Auction Prices: A Large and Varied Assortment of Iron Bed stcada, Mattrasaoa. PaUlaBBoS, Feather Beds, Pillows; a woE assorted stock of Furniture for Drawing-room, Dlnia* room. Parlour, Bed-room, Kitchen, fee.; Amoriean . Btoveß, Grates, Ovens, Wolgbing Machine, Sewing Machines. Box Mangle, Patent Mangle and Washing Maohlne, Amerioau '' Organs, Harmonium, &p, W. S, COCHKAKS.J [JAB. DAOSsV !,,. ? |: TO-MORROW.' £-*- EFFECTS, SUKGICAL INSHIu*. . MEMTS. hpHE subscribers will sell % auction to- JL morrow, at 12 o'olook, B; Order ot the Agent for Publlo Trustee, la the Kstato of the late Dr Rogers, f Clothing, Effects, and Surgical iMtramenta, ' SAMUEL COCUKAHE & SON, Anctintciis. 1 _, ui_. , '. TO-MORROW t PRODUCE SALE. W. DOWDEN "WIW. sell by auction, at the ExehanM ' aJJ,ati?§W 160Mtreet * *"T<»: S tons Pumpkins Potatoes, Ohease, Apples Batter, Beef, Oolono, Carrots Oats, Malßß, Bams, Baoon : Rise, Flald Vestas, Flour Oatmeal, Tea, Hngar, jcc Also. : Fornlture, Olooks, Watohes! . &C, &0., JSkx ~T 0. M 0 R X 0 w, At 11 o'Cloek. AT 8 IB B fIT'S M A R T WO. 65, QUKEK-SragET, AQ SACKS POTATORR 4tO 42 saoks Matea UB * M ■ ~ 61 „ Oats • ; . r-'v- •> Cheese . i ; -v: . okegs Butter, ■ ■.'•... >■:■■■. ■■■..;. :i/iv. ■■:■ so pwws Tea. Bmtay aaa Braeeriaa TO-MORRQW^ITirocLOCR ' CAEBINSS & TAYLOR HOUBKHOLD FUnNiyURB. Clothing Jewel lery, &c. At jTo'clocki CARBINKS & TAYLOR, Auctioneer. MONDAY,, APRIL 3. In the Assigned Estate of John Dinnison, Newmarket. GBNERUi GROCERIES, HORSE, SADDLE AND BRIDLE.' WEIGHING MAOBINE, FIXTURES, &c, &p., &a, GABRIEL LEWIS CTAS lcccivcd Instrnctions irom, tfte- WITHODT RfeßH^ All Book Debts to be paid to;(IrO.JojBt.