TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

CAMBRIDGE, this day.

Mr Lamb, foreman to Mr Wiseman, saddler, of Auckland, met with a nasty accident this afternoon. He was driving a waggonette down Victoria-street, when he lost control of the horses through o»e of the trices broking, and he was thrown out opposite Hewitt's hotel. Bis face was cut, wlfilo one wheel of the vehicle passed over his body. The injuries received, however, are not seriou?. The waggonette turned completely over, and the horses broke away and ran into a baker's curt in Duke-street, whero they were stopped. Mr Lambs Injuries are being attended to in Hewitts hotel.

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

NEW PLYMOUTH, this day. SUDDEN DEATH OF A SOUCITOK. fully insolvent. PaTFA, this day. 6te fc m°Cown lind. Office Wellington, / i o hiii wife and two children reside), a ewho\a S temporarily filling Captain wray's office here, was seized with an at tack of inflammation yesterday, and expired thiß morning. Peter Liwson, a married Sin wi™a family, oho died about the same time, from a similar cause.

PATEA, Thursday. The steamer Paten has rodo ashore at Steam Shipping Company. The v«ssel is innurcd

This day.

Tho steamer Patea still «es in the same po^on anSTs leaking. The cargo is now being taken out,

NELSON, thia day.

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

A man named Joseph Scolcs a miner, who has resided at Collingwood for gome time, is reported to have attempted to com mit suicide by catting Ins throat. <Jn Warden Uibbs receiving' information he request^ Mr Fletcher to detain, there being no medical man at Col tagwood Mr Fletcher sewed up the man's wound in the throat. Scoles'* mind was affected. A man named M. B. Macdonald, who re cently served three months at Picton for passing valueless cheques, was charged yes terday with two similar offenws committed here, and was sentenced for each case to three months' hard labour, sentencos to be cumulative.

CHKISTCHURCH, this day. LICENSING ELECTIONS. Yesterday the polity re increase of pub licans' licenses in Chrwtchurch North took place, when overwhelming majorities wore recorded against tho increase of license*. Only about one-tenth of the electors voted.

DUNEDIN, thi9day.

The Ccown Prosecutor has adopted the BUgßestion of the Judge in Waldmanns case, ani withdrawn second indictment from jury, pending the decision of the Appeal Court on the point reserved. A ibiee-roomed cottage In Castle-street, occupied by ■William Swanson, was burned down this morning. Insured in the National, buildiDg, for £150 ; furniture, £50.

WASTE LANDS BOARD.

The usual meeting of this Board was held this afternoon. There were present Messrs D. A. Tole (Chief Commissioner), B. Tonks, AY. P. Moat, and J. J. May. THAMES.—The Warden of the Thames goldfield reported with reference to the application from a number of residents in that district, applying for the opening of a portion of the Waikawau block, under the Homestead Act. The report was to the effect that as the land might be wanted for goldmining purposes it would not be ad visable to accede to the request.—Board decided not to open the land. Ooromandkl.—The Chairman of the Coromandel County Council applied that the Maumaupaki block should be opened under the Homestead Act.—The Commission said the iand referred to was within the goldfields, and it might be ad visable to make enquiries before dealing with the application. Eangibiei.—Mr Walker, ef Rangiriri, •wrote suggesting the re-classification of a portion of the land in the Rangiri i town ship.—Chief Surveyor requested to report. TtjakAU.—Mr Poland, of Tuakau, wrote objecting to the valuation placed on the improvements on lot 42, Tuakau, as too low. They are worth fully £40, and Mr Parris had only valued them at £10. —Land ordered to be offered with improvements, Pojand to be allowed to remove his improve ments. A STBAHGE Request,—Mrs Schluker applied, through Mr'Brookfield, to purchase the Hakanoa Lake.—The Board' decided not to grant the request. Oue BLOCK.—The Union Sash and Door Company applied for permission to cut timber on the Oue Block.—The Chief Sur veyor was requested to report. OrdAWHANOA. — Homestead selections here were ordered to be granted to Messrs Finlayson and Chisholm. ' I'akiei Block. — Mr Bamsbottom ap plied for land hero under the Deferred Pay ment System. Whaeemaeu Block. -It was decided to release this dock,' which contains 5000 acres. CAMBRIDGE West.—lt was depided to offer a number of town lots for sale.

Applications.—Mr Scott wrote asking the Board to acknowledge his right to land at' Pakiri, purchased from the natives previous to the purchase by Government. .Referred to Native Minister. Waiwbra.—An application from Mr Bond to purcheao Lot 179, Waiwera, was refused. Extesion ov Time.—Messrs Meredith, Alexander aud Wigmore obtained exten sion of time for the purpose of effecting im provements in their selections. Transfer.—The Board sanctioned tha transfer of a deferred payment section at Oraond from Mr Tar to Mr McGarry. SQtfABING'UP Clause.—Permission was given to Mr J. J. May to purchase a quarter of an acre at Mount Roskill under the Squaring-np Clause. A similar permit was given to John Karr, of Opuawhanga.

Crown Grants.—Crown Grants' were ordered to be issued to James Owen, Wm. Ittuak, Mary Anne Siitherland, H. A. Going, J. McKenzie, James and Sarah McMulleni A. Johnson, and Bird,

This was all the business,

TAWHIAO, WAHANUI, REWI, AND GRACE.

(To the Editor.)

SlH,—Your correspondent signing himself "W. H. Grace, Native Interpreter, and Agent," moderately enough, places at the head of his curious effusion, iv your colums of the 12th instant, " Mr C. O. DavU's mis statements." To discuss here the lofty asseverations made by Mr Grace, in his self-sufficiency, would be a sacrifice of that self-re'pect with which, most certainly, I cannot afford to part; but I shall be ready at any time to meet Mr Grace before Tawhiao, Wahanni, and Kewr, the persons concerned, when the "Native Interpreter and Agent" will have an opportunity of bringing his charges against Tawhiao and myself, and of repudiating Kewi's statemtrit re the Wetere-Grace-Mokau letter.—Yours,

etc., C. 0. Davis, Auckland, April 12tb, 1882.

Considerable excitement was created m j Wall-street the other day by a prominent , operator appearing on the steps of the trea»ury building with his handa in his own pockets. A Western editor received a letter from a subscriber asking him to publish a cure for apple-tree worms. He replied that he could not bu gest a cars until he knew what ailed theworms. . , , , ~ '' The police are making enquiries into the circumstances surrounding the recent fire in Eden Terrace, but up to -the present time Nothing has been discovered that will throw light on the origin of the outbreak, ihe maD, John James Brock, who was arrested and subsequently discharged, has not been criminated by the result of the enquiries,

THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS.

Departure of Sir George Grey,

Sir Geobge Grey left for Wellington in the Arawata to-day. We have authority for saying that the statement published by our contemporary that Sir George has been com municating with the Auckland members, or by telegraph with members in the Soutb, is absolutely without foundation. Having simply received a request from the Governor to go to Wellington he accepts it a3 a mandate from the Crown which he has no right either to question or disobey. Until the nature of the service re quired of him by his Excellency U made known, however, it would be altogether premature to take any action by virtue of Hia Excellency's summons, and Sir George has refrained from doing so. Sir Arthur may only have called for his presence in Wellington with a view to con sultation, and without any intention of|a«k. ing him to form a Cabinet. Sir Goorge Grey was accompanied to Wellington by Mr Seymour George, M.H.K

The Constitutional Aspect of the Governor's Action.

As a good deal of discussion and difference ef opinion has arisen upon the constitutional aspect of th« Governor's action in sending for Sir George Grey, we publish the fol lowing passage from Todd'a " Parliamentary Government in England," which may bo taken as settling the point:—.

" It is now universally conceded that the Primo Minister— as the minister in whom the Crown has placed its constitutional con fidence, and who is responsible to his sovereign for the government of the whole empire—should be the free and unbiassed choice of the Crown itself. Adverting to the circumstances attending his resignation of ollice in 1845, Sir Robert Peel said, in the House of Commons: 'I oifered no opinion aa to tbe choice of a successor. That is flmost the only act which is the personal act of the sovereign; it is for the sovereign to determine in whom her confidence shall be placed.' A retiring minister may, if requested by the sovereign, suggest that any particular statesman should ba empowered to form a new administration, but such advice should not be obtruded upon the sovereign un asked. Being debarred by his own resigna tion, or dismissal from ollice, from the con stitutional right to tender advice to the Crown, he can only do so, if required, in the quality of a peer or a privy councillor ; being still responsible, in that capacity, for any advice he may give to the sovereign. But while the doctrine is now fully esta blished, that the sovereign has a free choice in the appointment of ,the Prime Minister, the selection of that functionary is nevertheless practically limited by the all-important fact that no minister can, for any length of time, carry on the govern ment of the country who does not possess the confidence of Parliament, more es pecially of the House of Commons." '• If difficulties should occur in the for mation of a ministry, is always competent for the sovereign to send for, and take the advice of, any peer or privy-councillor of weight and experience in public affairs, whose counsel he might consider would be serviceable to him in the emergency.

. . . Upon the resignation of the Kussell Ministry in ISSI, after several in. effectual attempts on tbe part of various statesmen to form a new administration, her Majesty sent for the Duke of Wel lington, not for the purpose of entrusting the making ot a Cabinet to his hands,but in order that she might take counsel from him in regard to the existing state of affairs, determining also to pause wbile she again commenced the task of forming an administration. .... The

act of the sovereign, in communicating with trusty counsellors in circumstances of political exigency, ia in strict accordance with constitutional principle ; and it is not to be confounded with the attempts made by George 111., during the early years of his reign, to govern with the aid of secret and irresponsible advisers, For advice given to the sovereign upon any such emergency, the peer or privy-councillor is liable to be called to account by Parlia ment, should his counsel bo lollowed by consequences that require parliamentary interposition."

Interview between Governor and Ministers.

(BY TELEGRAPH OWN CORRKSPOSDEKT.J

WELLINGTON, this day.

The Governor had an interview with several of the Ministry shortly after his ar rival here this morning. The business, however, wai of a purely routine uatire. The interview between Hjs Excellency and tbe Premier is appointed for a lato hour this afternoon.

There is a good doal of speculation on the Ministerial difficulty. The Opposition party here believe that Sir George Grey might form a Cabinet that would command a majority of the House. Mr Hutchison is spoken of as the most probable Wellington representative in such a Cabinet.

INVERCAKGILL, this day.

The greatest satisfaction prevails in Invercarpill and district surrounding at the Governor's sending for Sir George Urty. Mr Fcklwick, the local member, having always been one of hia warmest supporters.

(Per Press Association.)

The Governor to Interview the Premier.

THE GOVERNOR IN WELLINGTON. WELLINGTON, this day. The Hinemoa, with the Governor, arrived at seven o'clock this morning',

It is understood that some of the Ministers have had an interview with His Excellency, on official business. Nothing however has transpired. It is understood that the Governor wilj have an interview this afternoon with Mr Hall at the latter's residence, A NEW LIGHT ON THE RESIG NATION. DUNEDIN, this day. The Dunedin "Herald" says: "Wo have excellent authority for stating that in tendering his resignation, Mr Hall declined to advise His Exoelloncy as to who should be sent for. The statement put forth with much effrontery that the late Premier i advised that Major Atkinson should be entrusted with the re-construction of the Ministry is the very reverse of the truth; in fine, the real cause of the Minu terial breaking up is attributed to differ ences existing between Mr Hall and the late Treasurer. U«der such cirenmstances it is not possible nor probable the retiring Premier should have advised His .Excellency to send for Major Atkinson."

SUPREME COURT.—Yesterday.

Criminal Sessions.

(Before His Honor Mr Justice Gillies.)

ALLEGED IIANSLA.UGIITKB.

Mikaere te Papa, a native, was arraigned on an indictment charging him with' man slaughter, at Oxford, Waikato, on the 26th December, 1881. Mr Hudson Williamson, Crown Prosecu tor, appeared with Messrs Hesketh and Brassey for the' prosecution, while Messrs Tyler and F. A. Whitaker defended. Mr Brown interpreted.

The evidence of several witnesses ap peared in our last evening's issue. rarcte te Rerituku deposed that he saw the quarrel. The prisoner struck Hoani with his fist, and he fell dead. He did not gee Te Pana strike the deceased. He did not know whether Hoani struck the pii soner. Te Pana and Hoani belonged to witness's hapu. The prisoner did not belong to his hapu, but witness was connected With the prisoner in many ways. The Court rose at 5.10 p.m., and the jury was locked up for the night.

HARBOUR BOARD.

the New Loan.

A SPECIAL meeting of the Harbour Board, for the purpose of considering and adopt incr the draft bill for the now loan of £150,000, took place thia afternoon, there being present—Messrs Comptou (Chair man), J. M. Clark, T, MorriD, G, Aickin, and Waddel. The secretary rend the draft bill, when the Chairman moved its adop tion. In doing so he said ho had gone carefully over it wilh the secretory and the solicitor, and that a few alterations had beeu made on the first copy. The motion was seconded by Mr Morrm and carried. The following schedule of tho proposed expenditure of tho loan was then sub- I mitted :— i Calllopo Gravlnrj Dook .. .. £120.000 New offlooß 1,000 Hobson stroet Wharfs .. .. bOOO New Tfl, off Quay-street .. .. 5)000 Stono Beaoun. Kanjltoto .. .. 1,000 Surplus for contingencies .. .. 10.000 £153,000 The items were adopted seriatim, explana tions with regard to each being furnished tho Chairman and Engineer. It was ex plained by the former that the £120,000 would secure a dock GOO feet in length, 90 feet wide at the coping, and having a depth of 33 feet of water on the sill. The new dock that was to be constructed at Sydney would be 630 feet in length, but of course ours could bo lengthened when found nocess*ry. The £6000 pro posed to be expended in erecting a wharf at the foot of Uobsou-street ot course would simply provide for the first section of a permanent structure. The following report by the Engineer was read as indicating the works iuclud«d under the heading ot " surplus for contingencies," " Hobson-street Wharf" and " Wew Tee." The outer western tee should be widened northwards and the inner western tee being very much too small for two vessels to dis charge at requires to be lengthened and widened as shewn in the plan. The same fault applies to tho small tco on the eastern side of the wharf, and I would propose to convert it into a large and commodions structure, similar te the No, 4 tee recently built. I would also advise that the main pait of tho wharf be widened out as shewn. The »hrdi on the Queen-street Wharf reqniro repairing. A considerable portion of the galvanised iron is worn out and broken, and requires to be made good. The plans and specification for th« extension of the Victoria Wharf,as sanc tioned by the Board, are now ready, and the work can be proceeded with when the files are to hand. I would state my opinion that a landing or floating stage for shipping and discharging horses, cattle, and vehicles at half-tide should be constructed close to the Victoria wharf, and upon the comple tion of these works, I would advise the re moval of the old wharf at Dofonpqrt, and sire the cost of continually] repairing this gtrnctare, which is worn out. I would further advise that three largo tecs extending outwards from the reclamation now beiug made by the general Govern ment should be erected as shown on the plan. One of these tees should be specially constructed for the use of the ferry steamers and for excursion steamers on holidays. I am also of opinion that provision fhould be made for constructing a solid breakwater extend ing from the foot of llolwon-strect northwards, as shown on the plan, lor the purpose of protecting .he Queen-street wharf from tho strong westerly gales, the eastern aide ot the breakwater to be uaed as a whirf. This work could bo commenced and carried on in lections from time to time as funds admit, and ita final completion would give a perfectly protected tidal harbour or basin of 76 acres. The latter proposed works being of a perma nent nature, might be paid for out of the loan pioposed to bo raised. In conclusion I would direct yaur attention ts the lee used by the ferry steamers and others. It is in a bad state and unsafe condition. Several of tbe piles are broken, and the remainder are worn very small, whilst the top framing is very defective. I would therefore recom mend its entire removal, and the imme diate conversion of the small tee to a large one, and also the erection of a proper ferry-boat tee running out from tho recla mation, as before stated.—l have, &c, 1). E. McDonald, Engineer." Tbe schedule was adopted, and the meet ing then dissolved.

A meeting of the creditors of Charles Marks was to have been held to-day, but as there was nono present, it was adjourned till to-morrow. The liabilities amount to about £300, while the only asset is a quantity of furniture valued at £20. A meeting of creditors, in the estate of John Uncles, Coromandel, was held to-day, when Mr Thos. Mucffarlane was elected trustee. The liabilities are between £500 and £600, while the assets are covered by a bill of sale.

The case of manslaughter at Oxford race course against Mikaere te Papa was Hill proceeding at the Snpreme Court when we went to press. Nine witnesses had been examined to-day, but there was a strong probability that the case would not be con« eluded until to-morrow. The jury were locked up last night, and they have every prospect of spending to-night in " durance vile/1

A requisition to Hia Warship the Mayor is in course of signature, requesting him to declare Wednesday, the 19th hint, a public holiday, the day of which tha eight hours! demonstration is to be held. There were no creditors present at the meeting in the estate of William Coe, labourer, this forenoon, and Mr Thomas Macffarlane was therefore appointed trustee by the Registrar, It was stated at tha time of the recent cab accident in West Queen-street that the police intended to tako proceedings for manslaughter against the contractors for the works where the vehicle upset. The verdict returned by the jury at the inquest did not implicate the contractors or throw any blame upon their shoulders, and con sequently the police have now determined not to prosecute.

Working on Sunday is not permitted in England, and the law wss recently enforced in a case where it worked with considerable hardship. A batch if sevonteen labourers at Cogenhoc were summoned last month before the Couhty Justices at Northamplon for working on a preceding Sunday. The constable who found the defendants at work at the Cogenhoc iron works, said they Wad told him1 they were obliged to do it, as "the governor" told them the previous night tnat if they did not come that day they need not come any more. The "governor," when challenged, said there were no laws to spot them for that, that there had been a slip of the bank and that it was necessary to repair it to enable the contractors to fulfil their contract. The Bench were of the opinion that this was not a work oi necessity, and that it did not affect the populatiou at large, wherefore he fined the defendants 2s 6d each and costs, or more than a day's pay.

Smokers, whose indulgence in the wsed Is continuous, should'use Just «uoh a cordial aa UOOLPBO WOUIC'S tOBIBDAM ABOMATIO SOHNAPpa, for these palpable reasons: Tobacco drains tba salivary glands and deranges the nervous organism. It is a powerful drug, that tells on tea strongest constitution. It invites dyspepsia, heartburn, indigestion, na«se», often bringing on tremors, and its fumes impair tnp vision. While this elixir may obviate these results, It will certainly brae» the system agaiut Its pernicious effeo*"

THIS DAY.

! The charge of manslaughter against ' Mikaere was proceeded with at .10 o'clock ' fhis morning. , Wirihana, a native, deposed that he was acting-as barman in Montague's booth on the 26th of December. Hearing a row, he rushed outside, and saw fighting going on between Peina and Nataua. Soon after wards, observed prisoner and deceased quarreling. Deceased fell by a blow which the prisoner struck him. He helped to carry the body to the water, Hiiim depoaed that he was on the conrse. and saw wii&t transpired. • Saw a general fight, and then observed deceased and the prisoner come out of the crowd. Witnessed the blow by prisoner, which killed de eacsed.

Karamama gave evidence to the eflect that ho was on a neighbouring eminence, from which he witnessed the fatal blow, which had bwn deposed to by tho previous . witness. Peina, brother of the deceaied, was also ] examined. He was arrested on the ckarno of having committed the murder. While in the gaol at Cambridge, the blankets were being removed, when part of the Wade of a knife fell from them. He swore that those blankets belonged to prisoner. : Dr. Urushney deposed that he made a post mortem examination, and found a small wound, similar to what would be made by a penknife, over the heart. There was no blood on the body, but it had been washed when he saw it. There was a quantity of blood in the cavity of the stomach. The constables who effected the arrest also gave evidence. t (Left sitting.)

THE .AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 13,



Corporation Woticea. piTY OF AUCKLAND. DEAINAGE WORKS, COOK-STBBHT. The City Counoll will receive Tende/s until 3 p.m. of THUKSDAY. the 20th ma».. for Works as above, in terms of plan and specifications, to be Been at the office of the City Surveyor. Council Chambers. Highrstreet. The Council do not bind themselves to accept any tender. Tenders to be endorsed, " Tender tor Drainage, Cook-street." P . A . P » ILIP3 Town Clerfc. Town Clerk's Office, April 13,1882.



Wanted. WANTED, a Travelling Boporter fo ■• Tho Bay of Plonty Times." Uauranga must be uaed to rldUg and touching it.—Appi: in own handwriting to Kditor 8.P.T., BTAI Office; I'JITANTBD. a Second Waiter for Hotel W also, General Servants for Taurangi and Lako Takapuna — Registry Offloe, No. 8 Qiieen-street. ANTiSD, a small Secondhand liar monlura.-Apply to Thomas H. Webb Oak Cottage, WANTED, a iirst-clasa Dressmaker Apply before 10 to-morrow at Madame Bottenelll's. Vlncent-Btreet. , V,I7ANTED, Two Smart Boya, about 14 W years of age.-Apply, <J. UledbilJ, Sodo Water Mannfacturer. Wellealey-Btreet. "ANTED, a good General Sotvant; must be a good laundreaß; referoncc required. — Apply for address, Mrs Powell, Graham-atreot. ~ WANTKD, a Strong Boy for the bake house.—Apply io W. D. Dallen, Ctifoe Palaco Llningßooma, Queen-atreat. ANTED, a Man to nut fern.—Apply to B.Gittoa and Sons. Wyndham-Btroet. ANTED, a Steady Mau on a Furm : muat be a good milker and accustomed to horses.—Apply to J. B. Henwcod, Host Tamnkl. WANTED, a *mart Youth, one accus tomed to tho Butoherlng.—Apply to J. Thomson, North Shore. ANTBDTalespeetablo Oilico Boy; character required.—Apply irraser and Tinno. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply fryd«»ham Store. Xewton. 'WJAHTHU, __pty Quarter-casks in T T any quantity.—lompthorne, Prosser & Co,, New Zealand Drug Company. ANTED, a good Boot Machinist, also good Benoh Hand.—T. Prosser, Quoon- Btreet, opponito Army and Navy Hotel. ANTED SEKN, the Black Caslimoro for Is Gd, at Dampier's Wokeflold-street Shop. WTpTTED, Country Girl or lioy.— Mrs Banton. Nortlioate. WANTED, a Geueial Servant.—Apply with roferenoea to Etak ofllna ANTED, 4 Bushmen and 1 Man to work tall of Circular Saw.— Apply D. Gouk, oppoalto Qaa Worka. i \»^ANTKD, a Kesricctable Nuraemaid VT about 15^-Mra Wallor; Kpsom. ANTED, Good Machinists and Ira provsrs Indoois : work given out to good Muchinlatß. Aialttanoo to proouro machines if necosiarr.—Tho Northern Boot and .-Jhoo Company, Limited, 17, Wjndham street. Mf ANTED, a yoiuiß Girl as Nurso maid -Apply for addross to Mrs Gil bert, Draper, Manukau Hoad, Parnell. Apply to thoStoward Auckland Club. ANTED7srinip7ove"rs to the dress. making (Urtt-olnasopportunUy) —Apply Mra Atklnaon, under Yonna Women's Institute. WANTED, a Boy.—Apply to Wil kinson and Co., Boot and Shoo Makor, Vlctorla-»tra»t. _ ■\»/ ANTED KNOWN—Just received', T » Another lot of tha latest faahion in Black Boadnd Brao<l«ts, la and It 3d, at Dam plera Wokoflald-streatahop. WANTKD, f»r the Coantry, a T»ilor, who muit be a llrst-clau tradesman.— Apply Stau Offlce. ANTEO, a thoroughly active Bty ; muat know the town well, Refemnoes required.—Robert Row, Vlotorla-atroet. WANTED, n Smtrt Youth; one ac aconstomod to the Butohjrlng.— Apply at onoe to J. Thornton, North ahore. *)l/'AWTED, a thoroughly competent T T Manager for the Waikato Kellmoniter lng Company, Nguruawahln. Particulars oan bo obtained from Mr Quo. Edgeoombo, Uarui - ton ; Meaars Hammond and Uyron, Auikland; Captain Lindsey, or the Secretary, T. V. JTitz patrlok. Ngarnaw»hla. WANTED, by a Married Couple with ono baby, Furnished Apartments,— Apply, stating torma and locality, to JMC, Mtah Ofllce. WANTtD, for the Country, a Dress makor,—Apply Stab Oflloe. WA¥TE~D, a Good General Servant.— Ap«lr at ono* to Mra Barker, junction ot Pitt anu Vlnont-atreoto. WAK'i'Ki), a respcctublo Youth to help about the houaa atd garden and drive a trap.—Apply Stab oflloei WANTED, a Boy about 14 to proceed to Coromanilel.—Apply betweon 9 and 10 n.m. to M. Nlocol. WANTED, a Xinsniith; also, a Pmmbtsr and Hlno Workor,—Apply to F. & W. Fowlor, i$ and 50. Vlctorla-atreon. W"AN 7X'Ei', a~Youth from 15 to 18 nc' qualntoa whh IJaokkcopluit. Colleclintr, Sec— Api'ly by letter In own handwriiing to Box 269, 1.0., boforo Saturday at noon, utatli-g erms ; references required ; hours from 8 to 5. ANTiiD, at Banuaford's Auckland Registry (ettabllshcd 18G3), Smart Bar man for tlrat-c'.ass up country Hotoi; muut give city ntference. \\/ANTED, at Hanuaford's Auckland T T Registry (eatahllahed 1563), Uotal Houeo mald (Tajanakll; pasaagit paid ; wagaa. 12a. WAITED, at liunnafora's Auckland Registry (eatabllshtd 1863), Young Lady for Glaborne; pasaaco paid; wages, 20s; mußt be mußical. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (ettabliahtd 1563), Hotel Housu mald (Gi.borpo), paaaage paid; wtgea, 15a V&/ANTED, at Hanuaford's Auckland Vt Rcgiatry, EOTeral good Servants; ex ojllent places and w»gof. WANTED, a Fitst-rate Clothier. — Apply at onco, to William Rattray, the Central Drapery Warehouse, IT3, lbO and 182, Qqcon-atreet. WANTED, a .Draper s Assistant; aho, ABalßtant Milliner, and one or two Im provers to MilJlnery.—W. H, Smith, corner of Upper Queen-Btreet and AUxandra-etraotß. WANTED, two or three Good Car penters.—Apply J. H. Smith, Mornlng slde. Mount Albert. WAr> TED, a Trustworthy Keapectable Lad is apprtntioi to the drug business. —Apply to Dr Tennent, Welltsley.3treat. ANTED, a Second-hand Piano.— Apply to Thomas H, Webb, Oak Cottage, Hobion-street. WANTED, a good, steady sober Man to run the Stab.—Apply tUs offlce; ANKED, a smart young Man as general servaat.—Apply early, Nevada Hotel. WANTED, a Partner for a Cash Butchery Business.—For full partlcu lara, apply A.8.0., Btaii Oflioa. ANTED, a steady Man lhat can milk aid lo»k after a garden.—Apply to W. W. Cnlng, Reineri. \*y ANTED, Bcnchmen, Finislicrs and VV Machinists,—G. Blaok and Co., Vio tor_-stre__Ka__ WANTED, a good Cook and Laun dress; references required.—Mrs S. Morrin, Remuer^ ARTED, a respectable Yonth for the trade.—W. JaiTrey, tfootmaker, Aber cromble-Btreot. WANTED KM OWN-Selling Off Pea- Buta at 3d tke lb, 21d by the bag, at the Hobson-Btr«et Shop.—W. B. Dampler. WANTED, a good General Servant- Apply Mrs Crolokahank, Parliament street. X\T ANTED to Let (Furnished), with T T board or without, a law, airy, oom fortable Bedroom, suitable for two friends, pleaeantly situated in Wollealey-street. With board, £1 per weefc.-For address, apply Star Offlce. ■ WANTED, a good General Servant j muat be a good Cook.—Ponsonby Club Hotel . m % \ ANTEu, a respectable' Servant; one V » who is a good laundress—Apply to Mrs Batger, Mount Eden Road. W~ ANTED, t. General Servant.— Apply AB, Stab Offlae. YX7ANTBD _NOWN that the Victorian T V Loan and Discount Agency's Advertise ment appears on 4th pace. 9th oolnmn. WANTED, a Boy.—G. Hulmo, Butcher, Qaaen-itraet., ■ WANTtD, a Cook; references and experience required. — Apply Mrs Campbell, Kllbryde street, Stephen's Cliff. WANTED, a useful Man ; accustomed tQ hotel work.—fonßonby Clnb Hotel. ANTED KNOWN.—It is a mean man that begrudges his wife one of the handacme Shiny leather Bags for Is Gd; at oil Dampier'a Shops. WANTED, by a Lady, Pupils for Muaio and Drawlag,—Apply to Mrs Nlchol. 5. Wellesley-Btreet. ANTED, a Young Girl, about 15, ac cußtomed to ohildren and able to snalst in housework ; telerences required. — Mrs : Palmer, Cook-street, 4lh house below Christian ] Meeting House. • ANTED SEEN, the new~ioTol Black Velveteen at Is lid, and tho Black Matin for 3s ; at Dampier's WoKoileld- Btreet Shop. ; ' WANTED to Purchase, One Pair oj French Burr Mill Stones, either 3 foot G inches, ifoet, or i feet 6 inches diameter.- Addreas Mill Stones. Bta-» Offloe. WANTED, two experienced Can vassers ; with knewladgeof tho drapery preferred. Liber»l commlßßlon.—Apply Munrc and Mllllgan Hobßon-street. ■ "_" ANTED, a Girl, about 16, for House work in a Email family.—Apply Star Office. , WANTED, a srood General Servant- Apply Mrs Llnabury, Charlcon Lodge, Ponßonby. ._ , ....... WANTED, a respectable" Young Woman as General Servant where another is kept.—Apply at Mrs S. Jackson's, Remnera. ANTED, Situation as "active Working Housekeeper to either bachelor oi widower; thoroughly domesticated; 31 yean of age.—Apply this offlce, ANTED, to Rent a Building suitable for a builder's workshop. — Apply bj etter, stating terms to JMH, Star office,



Wannea. r Wf ANTED, two men who were passen- V? eors by tho Noon Train from Auckland v on tho 15tli ult.. and who saw thfl bohaviour ol a the Retuuera Statlo»-maator, to ba kind enough to oommunlcate with Matthew, Star Office. ANT^eF'KJSOWN, that during the winter Monthß William Rattray'a Cen " tral Drapary Warehouse will be Closed at 5.30 ' p.m. (aaiurdWß excepted). • aTAJNTfc.D,Landlordßand Householders W to know that tho Quartorly Service by ' Nlsbt Soil ContriCtor Is now due. ana muat be ■ paid to T. Blator, wsighbridgo Offloo, City Market, before the 21st instant. On this date j the Defaulters' List will be made out for In spector ot Nuisances, and servioe discontinued. 1 —■George Wilson, Contractor.—Auckland, 10th I April, 1882. 1 tar ANTED KNOWN—The Gents can Vt seleot any of the Satin Bows on the i counter, for Od, at Dampier's Walrefleld-street > Shop._ ANTED KNOWN.—That W. U. SHAKKSPKAR & Co., opposite the • Market, Queen-street. Auckland, are the Solk i AQffNTS fir tho " UOMKBTIC," the beßt of all Sewing Maohlnes; and are alaoselling Uenolne "JSOWK," and other makes, at 25 per cent lower than any other dealers. \\l ANTED— Have you seen the Boys' V v Undershirts at Is; Men's do, at Is id ; a»d the Roveraiblo and other Silk Soarves at ijiimDierVWalfefield-straot Shop. ajXT_D KWUWISI—Xnat tne xsew Zealand Timber Company are selling all kinds of Timber and Building Material at the very lowest rates. Very superior White Kauri, from onr new bnah. juat opened. ~a7TTED to Hire, a Horse and Har nets and Tl»-dray. State lowest price per week, with option to purchase.—Addrosß „, Stab Offica. ANTEU KNOWN.— Wives worth having would do well to ate the Wincey at Sd, worth In; at Dampior'a Wukoflold-stroot Shop. WANTED KNOWN, that E. Mltchel son & Co., No. 18. Quoon-Btroot Wharf, are selling llnl/.0, Oats, Bran, Shoros, Flour, Oatmeal, &c. &c. at low_t market rar.ee. ANTKD KNUWa—The Auckland Tlmbor Company .Limltsd (late G. Holdohlp & Co.), are Belling every description of Tlmbor; also, tiaihos, Doors, Moulding, Turnery, Fretwork, &c, at Spoolally Low Prlcoa.-Cu>tom.-hocßo-BtT«ot W«Bt, XbTT — D—Don't buy rnbbish while joa can not the imtaenae fresh lot ot Mi n'*, V\' tniiuii'i<, and Children's BooUand Shots so cueap at Uumpiiir'a Ny akeflold-atreet Shop. ANTED, KuyTrs of a splendid lot oi Dress Hergo's la per yard—At J. G. Brown'a, Parnell. XnYE!) KNUWfI-Wo arj giving better value than over, A fine lot of Tweoda to soluct from. Trouaora to measure. \St Od; Suits, 555.-I. Phillips, Tailor, Darby atreet. \\J ANTED KNOWN, that onr nrm, v T " Tho Koyal Kowlbr Maohine Company, Limited," aro manufacturing BICYOLKH and TRIG YC3KS. and wo will tako»ordera at Kng- Hah prloea.—W. H. BaiKnii'KAn & Co., oppo alte tho Market, Quoeii-atraot, Auokland. W~ ANTED K»uWN, that William Wkbt, Cane and Scat Chair Maiulao tnror, wlshon to inform tho »nbllo that he oun now anpply thum both at hlg rtsldaace, Wynii ham-atreet, ana at the City Markst, with all kinds of Uouaohold Ifurnlturo at the lowest possible prioou. Also, every d«scrlpti«n of Kurnlturo ltepairod aad Sold on Commission.— Noto tha Addresa-Wyndham-Btreet and City Market. WANTED KNOWN—We hare just opened up a quantity ot Durable »i)k Urabrollas at 2s lid and 'it lid; Genia' aizs, 4s lid, splendid value.—Wm. M. Smith's Cheap l'rapery Warehouse*, 300 and 302, Upper Queen street, corner ot Alexandra-street. ANTED, to Sell Fresh Uutter ot the cholcoet quality, in quantities to suit, pnrohateri'.—Robert Rew. Vlotorla-atreet. WAKTED KNOWN, that J. __Li> DRUM, Bootmaker. &hartland-str«et, Auckland, Is calling special publlo attention to hla Custom Work. Kepalrs neatly done. Boots Sewn and Pbqoed and Madjc to Oho Kit. A trial rcapeotfuUy aollclted.—J. MKLURUM. WANTED KNOWN—xnat Jfroressor Guseoott Is the only Orlclnal and Practi cal American I [erballat In tho Colony, and also ths most expensive man to do business with. Be requires no information; he can decide at a glance the diagnosis of tho cue, thereby rallev ng the patlont of a great deal of nervousness and hesitation, Try and disprove this it yon oari WANTED KNOWN-That J. H. V T Ualton has Opened a Special Branrh ot tho Tailoring Bußlncaa In Vlcterla-stroet East, for the purpoeo of making Ladiaa' Garments, buoli as Ulaters, Bablts. Jaokotn. etc., made In the most approvod styles, by first class work mon. WANTED— Uavc you seen the Large Jxis of Music, for 6d each, at the Branch Shop. City Market. Particulars B0»n.-W. H. Dampler. WANTKD KINU>YW —A splendia Line of Beautiful Ulevgraphs, lately arrived; also, Children's Toy Books,fromld oath; CUcku, Photographs, Stallonory, and General Fancy Gooda. Two Lovoy Wax Dolln, llfe-Blze and Hfe-llke.juut received per Oxford, aro creating quite a furoro among ttio fair box, young and old. The lineal display of Gd and Is Goods ever mm .(in tho colony. On thoGdcountorthsroare ovar 2000 articles, and on tha la coulter, which Is 50 feat in leigth, thero aro batvraen 1,500 and 2.00J distinct articles. Now conslgnmoDta of Goods hava juat arrived by Oxford, and others are on their way fiom Kuropo per llalciono and l.slrn. — A Nnw Department, viz., that ot BOOKS has juut been addod to the Arcade; Mr Goodeon having joined tha buiinasa of Bookseller to his other buslneEß. Inspection oordlally Invited. V»/ANTED KNOWN, Chat "Conl- VT ferine," the naw atmosphorio purifier, Is a very pleamnt, as well as tUaroughly reliable Disinfectant, and should ba used In every house In any neighbourhood where scarlet fever exists, Price la 3d per tin at Gardner's Knglish Pharmacy, 181 Qneen-Btrcet, Auokland. ANIKD KNOWN, that Mr Georgo Cuckson, having recently arrived from England ban taken new and o*mmodioua premiees in Hobion-strtot, an< at top of Wel llnston-atraut, and la bow soiling very chaap Karthenwaro and Glass, all goods of Knglißh manufacture, aolng Imported by tha proprietor. Insptctlon invited. — Noto tho Address —G. Cuobbon. ANTBD, Lovers ef Good Tea to try the Toub on sale at tho Royal Tea Mart R. French, Orocor and Tea Dealer, Karanna linpo Road). Splendid values in Uoneral Gro cerian and Provlalona. Onr mixtures ana blond of Teas give general s&tlßfaotion, and should be tried by all. Prloea; Cong»u, U 6d, Is 8d Is ltd; Steclal Mixtures, from 2s; the Excelsior Mixture at 2a lOd. WANTfiD KNOWN—I have added icvoral Youna Ladies to my Dratery Shop, Waktlleldstreet, toicll tho New Lot of Underclothing. »c—W. H. Dampler. ANTUD KNOWN—CHKAP Tim ber I Ciibap Timber I And all other kinds of Bnlldiag MaUrlals, can be purchased cheaper aad bsttar than anywhere olae at the Yardß of D. Gor,» in, Albert-street There being no monafaotory for Joiners' Tltabtr on the pie oilsob, the customer haa as additional oppor tunity of getting superior tlmbsr. Wheel wiighta' Materials always in stock. ANIEO, KKADKKS oT the Stab to inswot our wdl-seleoted Stock of SKASONABUK DRAPJtRY before maklag their Purohnsaw elßfl where, inolu4iag Double-width Sheet ings, from B}d par yard; Grey Calico, from 2}d ; Crawdaon's Celebrated , Whlto Calicos, from Id. Tha baat value H in Blankets In Auckland, ranglig from '' 7s lid to 45s per pair; N«,w Ztaland j= fi'anlceta, from 255; Flannels, in all 1 makes, from SJtl; a splendid stook of S Shirtings to ohoosa from, flJd per yard; m Cretonnes, in rloh patwrna. from 314; $ < largo Bedroom Towels, fr«m 4H ; onr tj noted value in Lacs Curtains, from 3s • f* lid pair, and Counterpane Quilts, from M t. 4a 6d; Table Damaaks, from Is per yard; r 2 Felt Carpeting, from la 31d; Hearthrngs. 5 7a Gd. In our Drsas Department will be g v found —Velveteens, from la 11 Jd per § S yard; Satins, in all eolonrs, from 2i Gd nj oar yard; Serviceable Hameßpuns, from fa 5 s!d (warehouse price); Wlnooys, from cv 3|d j a Eplendld Lino at f}d. Having pu added a New Show-room, we are now «< disola; ing Ladles' and Childrea's Ulstars H and Jackets, and Millinery, Flowers and *! reathers. at prices that are Bure to'com ° mand a Bhare of public patronage. Corner ot Upi-kb CJDHKN& Alexikmu Streets (Opposite Army and Navy Hotel). " comparison the true test of merit." Inted, wanted known that H. Watts is selling off, moving back ta Pitt-atrest in a few weeks. Good Tea, Is 331b ;20 Boxes Tea, 14s 6d a box; J-ehesta of Tea, la Idlb by the chest; Candles, sd ; Rice, fllba for Is; Baking Soda, 4d alb : Cues and Saucera, 3a Gd per dozen ; Small Plates, Is 8d per dozen; Large Plates, 3a 6d per dtzen; Dinner Plates, la 6d per dozen; Gqod Large Jukß, only 2b fid ; Set of 3 whlt'p Jugs, only ?a Sd ?er set; Set White Stone Cuta and Sauoera, s?d per dozen j White and Gold Ghina Cups, 8s Gd per dozen; Bacons. 2a 2d ta i% Gd per dozen; White Stone Pie Diaheu, from 9d to 2s ; Glass Water-bottles, from 9d to Is 3d ; Glbbb Butter Dishoa and Sugar e nnon, only la 3d eaoh; Glaaa Tumblers, 3d each, 6 for 1b 4d; Large Tumblers, 4d, 6 for Is lOd ; Gloss Cake Dishes, only fld; Celery Glass and Large Jam Dish, only 2a the pair; Glass Candlesticks, 'lid; Axe Handles, 3d each, s~for 1b ;Large Teatra'j a, Is6d; Chambers, 2s; Whtte Stone Cnpa and Saucers, gold line, only Bd, 4s Cot per dozen; ar.d artloles oheap for two weeka,—H. Watts, Pitt and Grey-itreots. Large Meat Dishen, only la Gd ; Small, 0d t Teapota, from 9d to la 0d ; i pairs of Carriage Lamps, only 22a 6d per pair; 100 dozen. China Egg Cups. 2d eaoh, d dozen; odd Cups. 5 for is; Price's Bed-room Candles. 18 to the lb, Is; Carriage Candles, lid lb- lib Tins of Cocoa and Milk, 9dTln; Pre served Milk, 3 Tins for 2a fid; Clothoa Peas. Is 3dgroßß; Rimmelg Soap, 7 Cakes for Is; White atone Cups and sauoers. with Blue and Gold Uses. 8d each, 7s Gd dozen ; Engraved Sherry Glasses, only 4d, 3s 6d dozon.-H. WATTS, Pitt and Grey streets. rro PLUMBKKB. - Wanted a Good JL General Hand.—Apply D.. R, Tudahope, Upper Qneen-titreet, AUO_PLEI_ Set of "Orpheus Glee Bookfl."-Apply Forrest's Muslo Dep6t, Queon street. ■ TO WATCHMAKERS—Wanted, by n respectable man, a Situation aa Watch' Jobber.-Address, atatlns terms, W. Bntler, Aratapn, Northern Walroa. TjfUT-OHEKING BUSINHSS.—Wanted, X> a Vraotloal Working Butcher to enter into partnership with another in a rapidly rißing district, working part wagea part shares j goofl ppeo I small capital deairabls.—For particulars apply Mr John King, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. ____________^__ DUIiEB, B U T T JE R! WANTED an Agenoy for Good Fr«Bh Butter in Hxohonge for Goods.—Address, by letter, Mr Burnett, care of Mr EUicgham, Grocer, Anoklandt i



Wanted. ANTJED SEEN, the cheap lot of Towelsjfit 3Jd, and tho Short Window Not. 3}d tho yard; at Dompior's Wakefield utrnot »hop. WANTED, a Harneasmaker; referen ces required ; constant employment — Apply by letter, stating wages, &c, J. Bonder son, Baddler, Hawera, WANTED, for a gentleman's only son, a Companion, age 9; Private Tuition, &c—Addreßs U.K., Mr Maxfleld, Grocer, Queen Btreet. WANTED to Sell, Mixed Paints In gallon tins; K»url Oil, 2/9 per gallon; Priming Paint, 6/oper gallon.-Atklnson & Co., Freeman's Bay; wholesale Agents, Messrs X' Porter fc Cft __ WA«TkD, at once, are ble Woman who under*tends Sewing Bed tloks, to woik en the premlaen.—Apply W. Hurt, Upholsterer. Wellesley-atreet. WANTED KNOWN, that l am now Balling every description of China, Glass, and Earthenware cheapor all round than any other shop In the trade. Vases and China Ornaments considerably bulow town prlcea. Gas trial will prove the f aot.—Note the address: if. A. Honman, Karangahapo Road opposite Newtan Hotel. ANTED K«Ovr«, thai; yon can Dress wall for a small weekly payment by KOlniwo Manro and Mllllgan. Bee advertise ment on front pase. To Jbet m o Z c t, UKNTLEMAN'3 COMMODIOUS RESI DKNCK (now) of eight rooms, situated in Princes-street, Albert Pork, Situation excel lent ; gas and water laid on; plunge and shower bath a; convenient detached offices.— Apply to W. Beaumont, Star orSoe. mO LET, 14-aere haddock, Western L Springs Abattoirs.—Si Hulme, Uutcher, Qaeen-atreot. ipO LET, a Shop, Dwelling, Bakery, 1 and Stablos, all in good repair, corner of Pittjind Vincent-htreete. - Y. Warran, Newton. rSAO LET, That Uanaiome Villa Kesi- B de»ce, known as Leatar Villa, aituated on College Hill, containing 8 rooms, etc., all in first-olass order; stable, coaoh housa, etc.— Apply to Mr Newbold, on the promises; or to 1). F. Kvana, Estate <tgant, Qacon streiit. rilO Ll'r, a beautiful jKour-roomed (Jot- X taRO, with large garden, in Bpring-Btrcot, Alma Place.—Apply Robt. Rew, Victona-stroßt rpO LET, O.uuea in tjueen-streot, Up- X stairs and Down-staira.—Apply Mutual Lire Association of Australasia, No. 81, Queen- Btroot. rpQ LET, a Bakers Shop and Oven, in 1 Wellington-tot, now In the occupation of Mr J. Hamilton.—Apply to fl\ L. Prime, Estate Agent. 28, N.Z. Insurant)* Buildings. r T\O LET, Business .Premises, .t'ort-stre'eti ' noar Isaa»s's Bond; front Shop, fitted with counter, desk, shelves, ttc, gas and wator aid in, together witu five large rooms at rear. Kent, only 2flj per week.—D. F, Evans, Estato Agent. »"r\O LET, in Edwin-street, Newton, a 4- I roomad. House with large akillion and sink, and tap to i raw from tank; al»o, a waah lome at back with /Ire-place.—Apply to Mr John Koßiior, Builder, &c, on the Premiies, TO LET, a aevon-roomed well-finished House. Possession on the 19th itiat. Hall i feet wide, bsth-rooin. water laid on, lawn in front. Rent, 18a. Situate corner of William and Howe-atreeta.—Apply to T.W. Marßh, next doon rO LET, a New Four-roomed Cottage, well finished. - H. J. Blordan, Nelson ttreet, noar Cook-street. ru» LET, a Scmi-dctatched H«use of 5 Rooms: water laid on: cooking range, &<•»— James Raid. Hden Terrace. TO LET—These New Brick Sh«ps and Dwelling?, rweatly «rooted at the Cerner of Pitt and VinoortstraaUi. by Mr W. J. Offer, and now ready for oooupatlon.—Apply to F. L. 'rims, Kstate Agent, 28, N.Z. Insurance Build lnga. _, I>O LET, a Family Residence containing 10 roonu, with suitable ontbnlldlaga, on the New North Roai: pnsesilon given imme dJatoly.-Apply to 11.I 1. L. Prime, Katate Agent, 23, N.Z. Inquranoe Bulldlnn. For Bale. FOR SALE, Bay Mare JENNY LIND, 6 years, by Gemma dl Vergy, dam Dora: Brown Filly Foal MELODY, by Fevo, dam tuny LUd, nominated (or Auoklind Mares 'roducn Stakes, Wanganui, and Taranakl )orby, Jenny Linda dam, Dora, is own sister to Koaobud bj Sir Horculoa.—For particulara apply to 3. T. Horßfall, . FOR SALE, Lease of Wood and Coal Yaid in City: splendid opening; price low; terms eaay.-D. F. Bvang. J7IOU IMMEDIaTB SALE, a Jfive- V roomed House (!ar«e orchard In full bearing), la Now ton hoad; terms easy. •H. Partlngton, atichburj'a Buildings, Uaeen- Btreet. li^OK SALE, three dozen of Excellent I 1 Laying Fowls, of various breeds.—To bn seou at Mr Edgar's, Dyer, Richmond, Cox's Crook, OR SALE or Exchange Edison's Phonograph or Speaking Mashlno; a'se, a Dlaiolving View Apparatus; exchange for L&tho, Frot Baw, Carpenterß' Toola, or Har monium.—Address, tor a week, K.F., Cottaga of Content, Vljtoria-street. rjl AN X S.—For Kale, one 400-eallon X Tank, in flrat-olass order, with taps com ploto. Cheap,—Apply dTAR Office. ATCHMAKERS & JEWELLKRS. —Genuine Busiiess for diipoßal, Splen did chance for a practical man with £150 to 4300.—Address Watohmaker. Kvkmnq Stab Oilloo. P^ LaNOS ifOR SALE.—Just to hand^ Two ot Bord's beautiful little Pianos, in rinh Walnut oa>e*; full compass Triooro, with patent toft pedals; at very low prices; can be soen at Thomas H. Webb's Oak Cottage, Hob non-street. N.B.—Name on entrance gate. FiOR SALE, come very choice Allot ments, almoat l»vol, olosotolho rosWonco of Mr 11. J. lJnlton, Surveyor, Ponaonby. To be sold cheap.—D. F. Evans, Kstate Agent, Queen e treat. <50 FUR SALE, comfortable Cottage of 5 rooms, Regent-itrset, Newton, wood-shed well. &o.; allotment 49 x 100. Price, £18S.-D F. Evans. IfUR S\LE, Lincoln-street, Ponsonby, IP House of seven rooms, good well, woo* ehed, &o ; allotment, 66x1(0, fenced und planted; very cheap, only £310,—D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent, Qtiesn-atriet. iU ijiOß IMMEDIATE StLB, Ponsonby I Terrace, a nice House of 7 rooms, veran dah In front; Allotment 8a x 100, all tastefully laid out; good well, tank. &c. frioa, £150.—D. F. Kvtns. f state Agent. Qneen-ttraet. U7 MOUNT £UKN (near Mr Kelly's), a new and well-finished House ot rive rooms, replete with almost every conveyance, such as register grates, kitchen range, &c; allot ment about 50 x 200; main rood frontage: very desirable.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen atreet. 108 IjAOR SALE (Hewo-atreet), a very pretty I. Villa containing: five rooms, pintry; water laid in, nice garden, fee.: all ia flrst-olaas order; splendid view; a very desirable plaoe.— D. F. Kvana, Istata Agent, Qneen-atwet. 425 QPRfNG^STREET, Ponsonby — Hand. O some new Honas, thoroughly well flnlihad, rooms largo and lofty, standing on two allot ments. lam Instructed to eff«ct an immediate sa'e-bualaeßS matters calling tha owner away from the dlstrlot.—Full particulars from D. F, Kvanß, Kstate Agent, Queen-atreat 409 HANDSOME VILLA RESIDENCE, In firet-olass order. The House stands high, commands a grand view, aid Is snr roundsd by a splendid garden folly stocked with fruit treeß,ftowers,eto., etc The aspect is north easterly, and well Bheltered. Situated In Pon sonby, next to Rev. Mr Hunoinun's, and having a ftontage of IS! feet to O'Oonnell-etroet, which could (It desired) be aub-dlvidod to advantage. —P. F. KvanaJKstate Agent.Qaeen^treet. 430 CJTOKKS'S POlNT.—U*nse oi b room 7 (not quite finished) and two allotments la garden to be Sold ohoap.— D, F. Hvans, Ea'ate Agent, Qneen-Btreet. 117 lilOE. SALE, Business Premises at JT Mount K«on, sltnata in main road; a splendid opening for a Chemist, as at present there is not one in this laige and populous district, Tke bnlldlsg Is n«w. inb^temtial. aid well finished.—Full partienlars from Mrs Jack, on the premleeß, ox if. D. F. Bvans, Estate Agent, Qasan-atreet. PROSrECT TERRACE.-A very nice Verandah Cottage ef six rooms, fitted with cupboards, bookcase, dresser, &o.;.K.as and water laid In; good garden, stablo, &o.— D. F. Evans, Kstate A«ent. Ooeeo-Etraet. ONBONBY.—A new and very pretty Verandah Cottage tf 5 rooms, allotment, tank, itc all ooinplat* o»d In first olass order. Very ohesp. £320.—D. F. Evans, Kstate Agent, Qneen-atrnei:. 437 OK SALE, New and Well-finished House; six rooms, fitted with register grates, oven, tank, &c; very ieslrablej Bltuate near Pousonby HalL Price £?135.-D. F. Kvans Katate Agent. 430 SUBURBAN STORE tor Dale,—A first rate business for Sale In one ot the best of Auckland suburbs; tho position is second to none; a splendid oponing; full particulars from D. F. Kvnns. Kstate.Agent, Auckland. 325. Rjl OR SALJS OR LJSAHK1 JU Takapuna, NpRTp Sbohb.—Desirable Store, Dwelling, and Outhouses, almost new and in i;rst-c.1a83 order, together with 5 acres Splendid Land (in crops) on main road and in the vicinity of the beautiful lake, and commanding splendid View of Auckland harbour. A moat desirable property, and well worthy Inspection. D. F. EVANS, 331 Kstato Agent. r|W GROCISKS AND OTHERS. The Stook-in-Trade and Good will of a Grocery Business, In Qneen-atreet, having a good cash turn-over, for immediate Hale, and cheap.—For farther particulars apply to D. F. Kvane, Estate Agent, Qneen-street. • - UILDINQ SITES*. "BDILDIHG BITESI All those Splendid Allotments situate in Col lege Road (the only lots tor Bale on right-hand side going np, and being within a few minutes walk of the city). Should command a ready Bale. This is a splendid investment for building purposes. Price, only £3 10a per foot upwards. For villa residences the position 1b flrst-claßa. + Atao. at 8h»lly Beaoh, a few lots (68 x 120) still unsold; price. 42s 6d per foot. Kiohmond Road-Lots 60 x 160. at £60 eaoh Bailey's Paddock—Lots 33 x 99, at £10 eaoh Rylestreet, Ponsonby-Lot No. 107. an offer wanted* And others on avpUoallon to D. F. EVANS, Kstate Agent, next " Herald" Office. for continuatian.see First Page,



Amusements. f rjl HEA TX E ROYAL TOMORROW NIGHT. TO-MORROW NIGHT. ' Under the Patronage and in the Presence o Bis Worship the Mayor (J. MoCosh Clark, Kaq,), and the Lady Mayoress; W. Grlffln, Esq., American Consul; and the loading members ot the Bar and Medical Profession. • FAREWELL BKNEm TKNDERBD TO MIB3 pARRIK pODPRKY. 183 VARRIK VJTODFRKY. 'POSITIVXLY HER LAST APPEARANCE. POSITIVELY HUH LAST APPBABANCB. The Greatist Programme evsr Presented to the aucbx4hd public. FOR ONK NIGHT ONLY! The performance will commence with the Ghand Cokedy of PERFECTION ! PERFECTION ! With the following Oast :— Sir Lawrence Paragon _ _ .Mr J, J. Welsh Unas. Paragon ..... Mr Arthur KlHott Bam _ _....Mr Frank Gerald KATE O'BRIBN....MIBS CAKKIB GODFREY (Her first appearanoe In Comsdy) 5u5an......... _....._ Miss Major To be followed by a GFAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL 1. Overture—Grand Augamented Orchestra 2. Song (aeleotei)-Mr Petoy Dufaur S. Song. " A Damsel Fair was Binging" (Ganz) —Miss A.-Samson i. Coknet Solo, "The Favoueite" (L«vy)— Mr w. A. Thompson 5. BOLO, "ALAS, THOSE CHIJtKS" (Wai laoe)-MIBS CARKIK GODFREY 6. Covatina, "Vengeance" (Donizetti)-Mr P. Edmltton 7. Gr»nd Piano soto (3elected|-Mr AsaEto Forrest 8. Bong (Suloctodl-Mles A. Famaon 9. DHBORIPTIVa SCENA, "THE DISIBI1 (Kmanuel)—Mr Gordon Goooh 10. Duet (for two Cornets)—Mr W. A. Thomp son and Mr J. _cOomißh. Aooompanylets: Mr W. StATEB Mr Ralph Hood. The whole performance to conclude with the Ccmlc Opera of CUPS AND SACJCEKS I MRS. NANKKEN WOROHKBTKR - MI^S CARRIE GODFKKY General Dalah — A Well-known Gentleman Amateur, Mr ANOKto Forrest has kindly oonsentod to conduct, Petformance to commence punctually at a quarter to 8 o'clock. Carriages may be ordered at 10.S0 o'clock. Box-plan at Upton's. Queen-streot. No advance in prloes. AUCKLAND PHILHAKMONIC SOCIBTY. The above Boolety »iU hold its FOURTH CONCERT (By Request). In St. jamks'ij Hall, Wellington si-rbet, to-morrow (friday) bvjjning. lllH APRIL. PROGRAMMB.-Paet I. h °TOo nctiuiatj eßtr<l~<Cha*' LMOO4 and F< 2" X}™ a..oomet°-Cb.oru9-(Bellrol) 3. Miga Staonton and Mr. G. ffi.Boyle—Duet (nOSßl) 4. Masanlellp's Prayer-Choir unaocompanled —(Anber) 8, Btoeet It the Dream—Dnet—MUaes Gribble and Staunton—(Campana)' 6. Remorabar-Mr Leedham 7. Ike Lord la my Bheph«rd-8010 and Chorus -Miss Staunion and Soclety-(W. R. walker) 8. Rent in P«aoe-Mls Gribble-(Donl Z ßtti> fc La Belle Marraine — March, Orchestra — (Burgmann), 'Part ir. 10. La Relne da Fleurs-Maioh and Andante (Bargmann) 11. On toe Bea—Unaccompanied Choras-(_en duissohn) 12. Tantnm Ergo-^fiolo-Mr G. E. Boyle (P4coallni) 13. Ihema Con Varl_lonl-Pfano-_l_ Camp boll-|3chuthoil) M. 81 i' et alB Roi-Solo. T«nor—Mr V.Longnet —(Adam) 15. HOBanna-Choir, Society—(H»tto») 18. When Through Life's WUdernew-Duet- Mta Gribble and Mr G. JK. Boyle-(H. Smart) 17. Rlcordenea-Waltz. Orchostra-(T. Masulpl IS. Good Night—Philharmonic Society-(IHotow I God Bavk jhb Queen-Society—Orchestral Accompaniment Tiokete-Front Seats, 2s: Back, Is. Oondnotor Prof. F. 0. Oallllau, The Tickets Issue! for Good Friday Concert are available for this one. 0. Mi BORTHWICK, Secretary DHILHAKMONIC QOCIKTY, The Members ot tbe above Society are re quested to atUnd at St James's Hall not later than 7.30 on FRIDAY KVENffIG next, the lltli. The Programme being CUANGKD each Member will have to bring all Music required. See Programme in thla itsae, T. SEPULCHRE'S EASTER GATHERING, THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at the Eciool house, Symonds-street. Tea at 6 SO. and Public Meeting afterwards, when a varied and interesting programme will be gone through: f onga, Glee?, and Part Music by the Choir. The Kight Kev.'tbe Bishop, the Yen. Archdeacon Hides, and others, are ex pected to be present and to address tho meeting. Admission to tea 2j. Prcc-eeda In aid of the School-house repairs iund. Calls. '■ WOOD'S POINT GOLu MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). Tha Directors have this day made a Call (the second) ot Threepence pur Share on tbe Capital of the Company, due and payable to tho Secre tary at tbe Company's Office, 5, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auckland, on or before .FRIDAY, April 14,1882. JOHN R. RANDKRBON. Secretary. Auckland, March 21,1882. B__craptcv iNoticeg. «_#i__B_ ■<j7__-_"__B___(Yi_r IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the natter ot" Tho Debtors and Creditors Act, 1878," and the several Act) amend ing the same, and ot the Bankruptcy of Wiixuit Cos, ot the City of Auck land, in the Provincial Diitrict ot Auck land, Labourer, a Debtor. ] Notice la hereby given that b sufficient num ' bar of Creditors of the abovenanud Debtor not hating attended at the first matting ot the Creditors of the abovenanwd Debtor, appointed to be held on the 12th day ot April last., at ths hour of 11 in the forenoon, at the Supreme Court Buildings, or at the adjournment thereof, this day, it tte earns hoar and place, tha Itenls trar has, In pursuance ot SeoHon 18 of "Tke Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1870." appointed Thomas Macffcrlane. Xaquire, Accountant in Bankruptcy, to ba the Creditors' Trustee ot the Property of the abovenamed Debtor; aad that the said Thomas MaciTtrlano has intimated to the Registrar, In witting, his acceptance of the laid appointment. Dated at Auckland, this 13th day of April, 852. G. W. BA3LEY, Deputy Roglßtr*r. Hudsox Williamson, Debtor's Solicitor, Bhortland-street. IN THE SUPREME COURT OP NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors: anddedi ' itota Act. 1876," and the various Aota amending the same, and of the bank-, ruptcy of Reuben Nionong, of Grafton Road, In the City of Auckland and colony of New Zealand, Blaoksmlth, a debtor. This is to notify that Reuben Nioholls, of 3ra{ton ftoad, Auckland, in the Provincial District of Auckland and Colony of New Zea land, Blacksmith, has this day filed a statement thatne ia unable tomeet hia engagements with his creditors , the first meeting of creditors to. beheld at the Supreme Courthouse, Auoklaad, on FRIDAY, the 21st day of April, 1882, at the hour of eleven o'clock in thi forenoon. Dated at AucHland.thls lath day of April,lßß2. a, W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. A, B. WIIITAKEB, • Debtor's Solicitor, ■ Wyndham-street. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DIaTRIQT, IN BANKRUPTCY, In the matter ol" Tie Debtors and Creditors Act, ISf'O," and of the Boveral amend ments thereto, and of the Bankruptcy of John Unolkb, of Coromandel. in the Provincial District of Auckland, Store* keeper, a Debtor. Notice Is hereby given that at a Virst Meeting Ot the Creditors of the said. John Uncles, held In the Buildings of the Bupreme Court-house, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the 12th day ol April, 1883, at the hour of 11 o'clock In the fore noon, there not being a sufficient nnmber oi Creditors present, tho same was adjourned tc Thursday, the 13th day of April, 1882, at the horn of 11 o'olock in the forenoon, at the same place, when Thomas Macffarlane, Kequlre, ol Auck land, Certificated Accountant IB Bankruptcy, was elected Creditors.' Truttee; and that the said Thomas Macgarlane has Intimated to the Registrar, 1b writing;, his acceptance of the said office. Hated thla 13th Oar of April, 1882. G. W. BASLBY, Deputy Registrar, John Uncles; Debtor in person,



rersontu. -. #IEO. BULL, Esq.—An Urgent Tele V3T gram Ues for you at this office. I Fnblio Notices. mAKAPUNA EACES, N OTIC E. To avoid crushing and delay on Saturday , next. TICKETS for tho Ferry Steamers maj be obtained on FRIDAY and SATUKDAJT, at , my office, 8. Queen-atrcet. BENJ. TANNER. Secretary D.S.F. Co. AUCKLAND RAILWAYS. WHARFAGK is charged at Onehnnga on both Export and Import Goods. A. V. MACDONALD, District Manager. TW" O T I C E. Will be OPEN TO-MORROW (BYidaj). J. M. MCLAUHLAN. TAKE HIGHWAY DISTKICT. "THEDOQ nKOiOTMATION ACT, 1880," and ''AMENDMKXr ACT, 1881." The Lake District Board have fixed the Registration Fee at FIVB SHILLINGS pur Dor. Collars may be had ard Registration offeoted at tho Iteelstrar's (Mr David Robert bom) Office, Lake Talrapnna. . ROBERT MACKAY. April 11, 1882; Chairman. NOTICE. — Aiioiments nought and Houses Built on the Weekly Payment Syßtem.-C. Layer, Ky ber Pass. Vf EEDLES ! NEEDLES I NEEDLES ! —i from Is to is fid per donsn, for Sowing Maohlnss, at W. C. Dennes', Qaeon-streer. AND LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINES, from £3, at W. C. Dennes', Queen-street. WILL YOU REMEMBBK ? —Four Shillings in every Note saved by trnr ohaalug Urat>ery and Millinery at Allen's, Vlo toria street, v. Queen-street. A L El A L El A L El ME3SRS. JAS. SPEIGHT & CO.'S DUNBDIN ALB XXX DUNKDIN ALB At 2s Cd per Gallon, on the Premises. XXXX (IN BOTTLK). Quarts, 10s; Pints, Bs, Delivered. Sole Agents: M. WHITE & CO., HOBBON BUILDINGS, FOHT-BTBKKT. GL E N 8 I D E, UPPER SYMONDB.BTREET. MRB. GLOYiER'S Becond Term will begin on MONDAY, the 17ih inst. An XVBNINn DANCING CLASS will be Opened on THURSDAY, the 20th inst. HENRY PiSTRY, JEWBLLBR & DIAMOND SETTER, Yiotoria-btrckt (opposite Royal Mail), two doors below Holland and Butler's. N.R-A Choice Stock of the Latest Novelties In Jewellery, Watches, &c always on hand. Repairs neatly executed on the Premises, and Orders promptly attended to. OHNH O R N E (For many years with Close Bros.), Family Gbocib, Tia Dbalbr & Provision MItBCBANT, Corner of Wellington and Nelson streets (Opposito St James's Church). Families Waited on fjh oudbuh. J.H. hopas by keeping a flrat-olaae article at the lowest Cash Frice to merit a uhare ot the public patronage. A UCKLA.ND GAS COMPANY ■«. (LIMITED). REDUCTION It 7 PBICB OF OAF. Notice is hereby given that the Discount on Gas Accounts has been Increased as per Ac counts now being delivered. By order of the Board of Directors. B. B. PARSONS, Secretary. Auckland, April 8,1882. Q T IS A WT WHEAT AND RYE SfRAW mAKD THRESHED) WANTED. Apply to J. WISEMAN, SA.DDLBR, Auckland. ril H E UNDERSIGNED J. Havb on Hand add To Akrjve i 6,000 sacks Oats 200 sacks Fowl Wheat ICO saoks Oatmeal tO tona Wood's Flour 10 tons Anderson's Flour Bran, Sharps, &c. E. MITCH ELS ON & CO., 19 QOBBN-STREBT WHARF. AUSTRIAN BENT WOOD Cane Chairs, Austrian «ncr£_!?3£_3' BentwoodCane Couohesand IS3. Queen-street, j^^^^ Austrian Bentwooa Cane Rooking Ohairo, AJLNUT DRAWING ROOM SUITBS in miKS:suk- Tapestry,Rep,andCre -123, yueen-strest, Q t Tables, What nota and Canterburys. M" AHOGANY, CBDAR Rimu, and Kauri Din &^L>^h££' Jng-room Suites In Leather 123, Queon-Btroet. Ha)rcloU:ii American Cloth. ■ " RON Half-Tester Bed steads, Iron French Bed .Vn"* w.hSs' steads. Iron Stump Bed -123, Queen-street. gteafl^ f^ y o iding ohair Bedsteads, Iron Cots. ATKNT Spring Roller Blinds and Venetian 123, Queon-streot." Blinds, Gilt Cornices and French-polished Cornice Poles ! piARPBTS, Hearthrugs. T. 8: H. COOKK, \J Linoleum, Floorcloth, 128, Queen-Btreet. Matting, Door Mats, Bath Mats, in great variety. T IBBRAJi DISCOUNT to m*■ it rtnninr J-i Gaßh Purchasers. All ™&n!L?_t2£S: IP 0811 deUvered free In town. US, Queen-etreet. Cat alogues post free on appll- cation. - B" BDROOM FURNITORK in Choice Mottled Kauri, 128, Queen-street. Wardrobes t ßedsteads,Was&« tands and Toilet Tabfea. T> O B E R T WOODS, Xv BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURES, CORLEY'S BUILDINGS, Hobson-BTRBkt (Opposite the Prince Arthur Hotel). KVEHV DESCRIPTION OF REPAIRS NEAVTC EXECUTED. A Trial Solicited. I.QUOR TB'a COMPANY, LONDON. Little Dorrlt I !T .. .. fia Pictorial FamUy Worship .. ..7s Valentine Vox .. _ ... ..6s Parlour Menagerie _ _ .. 6e 6d Uncle Tom's Cabin .. .. ..6s And thousands to select from. Any of these Handsome Books given away with THRBB LBS. OF LI-QUOR TBA (2/6,2/8,3/ per lb). W. S. COLLINS, Agent, Parnbll, AuckUad. Terms— Strictly Caeb, _*•"* 4\ I'O 410,000 _K«T on Building *1V Society prindples, or on other terms to salt borrowers. Allotments bought and Souses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List ot Properties for sale on Ith page. Six per cent allowed on money deposited for investment.— C. Wii—iAMSOK, Land. Estate and Finandal Aoent Vulcan Lano. Medicai. ODONTALGICON v a New Kemedy for inetantaneously Btopping Toothaohe, uirestlng decay, and aotina as a stopping. Price, Is.—C. W. Goodson, Bole Agent tor Auckland. |>V RuYAL LETTERS PATENT. Gold Moaal, Paris. 1878; Speclnl Award, Philadelphia, 1876; Gold Medal, Sydney, 1880; Gold Medal, Brussels, 1880: eeT« Medal. Melbourne, 1881. just Landed, oantrell & coohranb's CELEBRATED SKATED WATERS. MONTSKRRAT LIMBJUICB CHAMPAONB A Health-giving Non-alcoholic Beverage, st Hotels and Clubs; 9d pft bottle. AROMATIO GINGER ALE I The Original Belfist Ginger Ala, so Justly oelebraW at Hotels and Clubs; 9d per bottle. These ffIBATKD Watkbs are the same quality as contracted for »"a nj^sappUed "Tho Canard S.B. Oa»the h«BJ*^X° > the Inman as. Co.i< Po6^"s^ °f •' tte National S.S. Oo.j the Paclflo 8.8. Co.; Anchor, B.S. Co. Kingston and Holyhead, RM..CO. WaOtESALK ASHMT, AICKIN, THB PHARMACY.,



Lost and Found. T OBT, a Small rocket Case containing ■U initmmenta-TmiibllUiiitsrawjrtonM. Hoai g Bam°to *' Eltharaaon> Karangahapd LOST, between Uobsoa and Shortland streets, a Gold Earring Drop.-Flnder §Ja&oD-stre nm Mmc t0 Ha2ara> Gunmaker. LOST by a poor man, three One Pound mv. f°™». between Wakefleld-street and the i 50 Ancltod Hotel. arded °a r6tarPtag them " T i°ST> Bli c,k afld VVliite Cooley Pop.—, te^Raj ****** I" OST, a Red and White Spotted Short- JL horn Cow In fall milk — Anyonereturning same to W. J, Mattes, near Junction Hotel, will birewarded. . , .■ , ; ,, v ,.. ~,i . , : FO UN D, a Boat's Sail; owner ma; have same on payment ot oxponses.—Apply to M. C. Smith, Surrey Office. B/IOUND in Mechanics' Bay, a Watch.— -E? Owner can hare the same by paying expenses —Apply Swan Inn. FOUND, on the Now JSdrth Koad, a Quantity ot White Lsad.-Owner can lave the same by epplylng to H. Oonnop, top 011 w ttkuflold-Btreet, and paying expenses. Board and Residence. SELECT Board and Lodgings for a Gentleman at the North Shore; bath, splendid view.—Apply, third olftoe upstairs. No. 8 Qaeen-Btreßt. TVrOKTH SHOKK.-Wanted, Furnished XI or Unfurnished Kitchen, Sitting-loom and 2 Hoi! rooms, or a Cottage of about S rooms, within five minutes' wait o£ either »ler.—HV, STAB office. ■ . ! JMOVERNOK BROWNE HOTKL, XX HOBSON-BTBBKI. Board Aim LoDama-_.._--..SOa per Week BINOLK HOOM _„______..366. Tenders. /^RAFTON ROAD DISTRICT. Tondors lor Kerblng and Channelllnjr will fee received up to i p.m. on WKDNKBD aY, 19th ,' inßtant, at oar Office. Colonial Bank, where., plans and specifications may be seen. BOYLAN & LONDON. Engineers. m O B U I L D E JR S. Tenders will be received nntil i o'oloek on i THUksiuy, 20th IDBt, for the ereotion of a DwelliDg-hOQBO of Seven Booms at Barafleld- ; street, Ponsonby. Plans may be seen at onr store, No. 123, Queen-etroot. T. & H. COOES, , Cabinet-makers. mO BUILDERS. Tenders will be reoelverl nntil noon Ot tho 21st instant, for the Kreotton of Two Snops. laeen-street. for Messrs Chapman and Gold- ' water. " B, KffiALS ft BON, ■•. Architects. rjl O C A R P E N T E R S. Tenders will ba received until Saturday; April the ISsh, for the erection ot thirteen ' dwelling-houses, to ba ereoted In Cook and Bale- .. streets.—Plans at my office, Viotorla-atreot We.at.-MATTHEW HENDERSON, Architect ITIENDEKS are required for Finishing, ; X Painting, and Graining of Ferry Steamer 41 Alexandria?-Apply on board. Close on Saturday next, 12 o'clock. .- ; ' ■ ■■~ \,i ■ SPECIAL NOTICE TO BOILER MAKKRS AND KNMNEKRB. - The time for receiving Tenders for New Holler to the 8.1. Oreti is extended till Monday next,ltth >l instant —W. Loader, Engineer. For conhnuation.see Ftrat Page). Meetings. : YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, corner of WeUealoy and Albort streets.—Evangeliatia Service, THIS, , I'buraday) EVENING, at 7.30. All are invited. Recent arrivals cordially invited. MONS. P. KAYEE, the French Yigneron, renpeotfally requests all per sons interested in tho formation ot a Company * " for t,he Jixtoiißion of the Mount Albert Vlne ynrii to attend a Preliminary Meeting, 1o Ira leld at the Y.M.O.A, Buildings, TO-MQUT. the 13th instant, at 8 o'clock p.m. yICT OX I A R I F L X & The Members of the Team who fl'cd agalnßt the Walroa'a in the late match, together with tho waiting men, are reqneßted to meat at tho Drill-shed THI3 EVBMNG. at 8 o'clock, when , ': fnll ptrtloulars as to time of starting in the s.s. Pie net may be obtained. O. MAHON, Captain. 'M _________ 1— -■ . ~"A ■wr o T I C,i •'&*'% :-' To the Bricklayers ot Auckland. A Special General Meeting VlUbeheia at the. Lodge Uoom; Darby-atraot, at Bp.m.;on FRI )AY, the 14th Inßtant. Business: Important juslnoßß re Demonstration for eight honra, , ■ < JOHN J. HUST-B, See 51 T ORD RODEN'S TBTJE^ JjWn -LJ BLUBS, UO.L., ■ r"1 Will hold their Monthty Mbbtim?,. on FRIDAY, the Hth instant. Visiting Mem bers are Invited. By ordet of tho W.M. , . J. BOON. Secretary; Auctions. • • > '■'■•.' to .aosso.v, TH E H a"y"m ARE ET. FOR BALE, at the Haymarket. on Friday, April IS, atfl2 o'clock. Tho Well-known Kacohorso YATAPd. ..''''./; ALFRED BUCKLAND. ; TO-MORROW, 11 O'CXOCK A.K. I ''■■■■■ ■ . __ ; ||n ' | _' ■ ■ ' ■ i, • ' ' '''."$1 MARKET-DAY. A RTHUR'S AUCTION MARKET A. FOB XHB BALW OF POULTRY PRO. DUOK. FRUIT, GEOCKEIBSrao. ■ ARTHUR'S MART, QUKEN-STRKET. POULTRY UKPARTMENT. Fowls, Turkeys, Ducks. Geese. Pigeon*, Canar ies, Fancy Birds, a good Assortment Ot Aus tralian Parrots. , ■ PRODUCE, BHOOHRY, AND FRUIT DX' Good Table Potatoes, a Lot of Marrows, Pmap. kins, Melons, Carrots, Onions. Cabbaaoa FRUIT.-Pears, Apples, Quinces, Lemons. GROCERIES. &o-Tee. Coffee, Bogar. Ooeoas, OK BAHB I'RIVATKtT, ' :. FURNITURE DKPARTMKNT,* At Auction Prices: / A Large and Well-easortd Stock of Hotwehol* Fnmltnre and Efforts suitable for all (of Kngllsh, American, and Colonial make): Sewlnw Machines, Stovos. Grates. Manglefl. Orsans, Pictured, Clocks, a Superior Msgfo lantern and Slides, Harness, Ba4aieß,^ofiet Sets, Toilet Glasses, Iron Bedsteads ana * Cots, Carpets, Matting. &<»■■ -T?^ "" . TO • M OXBOW, ; At 11 o'clock. ! A T SI B B I N'S M A XT, WO. 65, QUBBK-SntXBT. OATS,'POTATOEs7wH_AT,MAI__, Onion s Beef, Cheese, Butter -i ■ •' Tea, Sugar, Oatmeal, Hams, Bran, Sharps, Flour ! . Lot AnoMand Oats, asset nrico Bs. • TOMORROW. PRODU CE S A LE. W. DOWDEN \TB7ILL sell by auction, at the ExchanV aaVut»oc lr nßta!et'TO-morrow(Th^ , Potatoes, Cheese, Onions ' ! ' 10 kegs Corned Beef Canterbury Hams and Bacon- Prime Canterbm y Cheese Oats, Oatmeal, Float Tea. Sngar, Bloc 10 oases Wine Suruiture, Fancy Hoods-,: . : - , ColonialOrena. ice. ~ ■.. . } ..s:(.,'■ XO-MOBROW, -T: 11 O'CMOTi, CARBINES & TATLOB ATK7ILL sell by ancb'on, at their Central TV Sale Rooms. Qnoea-street, at 11 o'doek. sharp, POUIjTEY.-ZO Gamo Birds, Blackrefl, Dnck wings and Fancy Birds, Fowls, Dank».- Geera, XnrJceys, Canary Birds, «to,; Yonnic Figs. '~.... ..... ~, . ' ■•■ PRODCCB.-Hams and Btoon, Salt Butter and Beef, Walroa Chepse. Good Table Po tatoes. Onions, Vegetable?, PiWip&Srtßfci Oats, Bean, Uhaff, Snarps. Barley.-T^, | GRCWERMa-TeiL Sngar, OfttmeM, Flonr, Halt,. Mustard, Starch, Candles, Kerosene. So, ■ ' ■*~ iT-.... AISO, Clothing, Furniture, Sundries. At 11 o'clock, CARBOTs"&~TA.YLOB I & Auctioneers. ' (Continued cm. Fourth Page. >