TELEGRAMS.

FltOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

COROMANDEO, this day,

Mr Holdship, manager of the Auckland Timber Company, has been travelling night and day in inspection of the various nulls and stations. Me arrived at YVaiara at mid-day, and started last night for Port Charles.

Vaughan and Vizard are reported to be getting excellent stone from their new find.

NAPIER, this day.

Customs revenue for tho month of March, £4702; for quarter, £11,947 ; increase on corresponding quarter, £2,495, \V. H. ClaytOD, brother-in-law to Sir Julius Vogel, for obtaining £5 by passing a valueless cheqve, was sentenced in the R.M. Court yesterday to two months hard labour; and for paying fora pair of boots with anothor valueless £s;cheque sentonced to four months. The sentences are cumu lative

WELLINGTON, this day.

The revonuo for the year has not yet been ascertained, but it is known that it lias exceeded tho estimate. Tho full return will be Known in a day or two.

CHRTSTCHURCH, this day.

It is estimated that the procession at the oponing of the Exhibition will include over 4,000 persons, and be one mile long,

FOUR-OARED RACE,

The Inteiprovincial four-oar race, Can terbury v. Otago, takesplace on Wednesday next. The Canterbury crew is a good one, but the Otago crew, showing a superior boat, is slightly the favourite. The racecourse is now becoming very busy evory morning, with horses training for the C.J.C. Autumn Meeiing.

13ALCLUTHA, this day, ROBBERY FROM AN HOTEL.

During last night, £30 was stolen from the bedroom of Mr JParmenter, of the Criterion Hotel hero. It was in the trousers' pocket of Mr Parmenter, who slept in a room by himself. He suspects two swagmen, who left by the morning train for Dunedin.

DUNEDIN, this day,

SUNDAY ENTERTAINMENT.

A deputation of clergy waited on Mr Dick, Colonial Secretary, re Sunday enter tainments, which they asked should be put a atop to. Mr Dick replied that he did not know whether the provincial ordinance or ImperialjGeorge 111. wouldapply, but would consult the Law Officors.

INVERCAIIGILL, this day;

The statistics for March, for the town of lavercargill, show :—Births, 16 ; mar riages, 10 ; deaths, 5. Over the whole dis trict the births were 38 ; deaths, 14.

AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS.

Thk following statement shews the land in cultivation and agricultural produce thereof n the couuties of Mongonui, Bay of Islands, Hokianga, Whangatei, and Hob son, Provincial District of Auckland, in February, 18821— Total number of heldings in the four countiea named : freehold, 839; rented, 91; part freehold and part rented, 55 : total, 1,029. Land broken up but not under crop, 1,916 acres. In wheat, 102 acres; estimated grain produce, 1,8(55 bushels. In oats for green food or hay, 570 acres ; for grain, 149 acres ; expected yield, 2,642 bushels, In barley, 7 acres; estimated produce, 119 bushels. In hay, 913 acres; estimated produce in tons, 1,193. In grasses, after being broken up (including hay), 18,731 acres. Grasses on land not previously ploughed, 39,473 acres. In potatoes, 421 acres, estimated produce, 1,85G tons. In maize or sorghum, 6GI acres ; in rye, 4 acres; in peas and beans, 6 acres; in turnips, 8 acres; in mangold, beet, carrots, or onions, 9 acres. In garden or orchard, 879 acres; other crop*, 30 acres. Total under crop (in cluding snme grasses) 61,050 acres. The cultivated area of respective counties was as follows:—Mongonui, 6,379 acrea; Bay of Islands, 15,732 acres ; Hokianga, 1,707 acres; Wnangarei, 27,744 acres; flobson, 9,488 acres. is the chief agricultural county ot the North. The holdings number 468, and it has 422 acres in orchard. The census lias been carried out with expedition and accuracy by Mr J- H. Greenwood, Superintendent Collec tor, to whom we are indebted for a copy of the results.

ATHLETIC SPORTS.

27ie Australian Champions in

the Domain,

A sbriks of athletio sports, arranged by the Australian pedestrian champions, took placa on the Domain Cricket Ground this afternoon. The weather was not unfavour able for the occasion, although the sky was obscured with bants of dull heavy clouds. In anticipation of a large attendance, the "round was enclosed with a rope railing, while tho> distance Inside of this had baea carefully marked off. The large number of entries received gave promise of a good afternoon s amusement, the lists of competitors including some of the best amongst our local peds, The handicaps declared by Messrs Forder and Ellis appeared to have given satisfaction to the majority of those interested, ana to have accomplished even this is a great deal. The first race commenced immediately after two o'clock.

Messrs Wright and Vates acted as judges, and Mr Froder as starter.

HANDICAP—I2O YAEDS. FIRST HEAT.—The entries were : Free man, scratch; Warbtick, 6Jyds.; Pickering, 6Jyd».; Smith, Giyds.; Underwood, Byds.; Joughin, 7yds.; Taylor, 11yds. Pickering... .- 1 Freeman .■ •• " The race was veiy close, Pickering winning by a breast. Time, 12 2-sth seconds. Second Heat. The foliowingwero the entries: Cummiis 31yds. : Mettam, SJyds. ; McGinlav,, 6yds ; O'Hare, G^yds.; Donovan, 6Jyds.; Whitcsides, 7Jyds.; Orr, |14 yds.; Kattems, 15yds.

Donovan * Whiteside 2 j This race was almost a dead-heat between the two firßt meD. If Cummins could have got through his field in time he would have tied the second mau. As it was he Becured a eood third position. Time, 122-5 Beeonds. The starts gave great satisfaction. Handicap walk.—2 Milks. The entries were : J. M. O'Connor, scratck; Walsh, 200 yds.; Selby, 230 yds.; A. Hendry, 250 yds .; Huckstep, 250 yds.; J. Hendry, 270 yds.; Chappell, 350 yds.; Goodman, 350 yds. |

AH started but Walsh, Huckstep and Hendry. Chappel dropped out in the fourth lap. In the fifth lap O'Connor passed Selby, O'Connor's first mile being covered in 7mina 4secs. A. Henry WBB pressed by O'Connor In the sixth lap, and the last man for O Connor to pass was overcome. Goodman was pas e« in the seventh lap, O'Conner winning easily. Time, 14mins 26secu. Goodman second, Hendry third. Hendry talks of lodging a protest against Goodman lor breaking. _______«,„_«

DEVONPORT ASSESSMENT COURT.

THIS Court was held to-day in the Devon port Hall, before Wm. Coleman, Esq., Judge, WtTanner, valuer, representing the District Board. There wero a number of attentions of an unimportant character made In the roll W consent of both parties. Captain Saint/appealed against the valuation of Sis dwelling house, £30, but as he had felled to sign the form of objection sent to Z Court, he could not be heardwithout ultsla "°;r ben heard on the question of value, Court declined to make any reduction. The next case was of a very important character' the appellant being Mr Oliver all Vt below the boundary of high-water SdT Provincial Gazette-one showing the hta in support of the appellant, the grant of the foreshore from the Crown to the Pro vincial Government, and the conveyance to Se Harbour Board, and also the counter part of the le.se from the latter body to Mr Slays-all these documents shewing that the property rated was below HA-water mark, and therefore out of the district. On thecasebeingcalled MrMays asked Mr Tan ner.if.to Sa vethetime of Court and witnesses he would consent to have the rate struck out.—MrTannerhavinp;consulted with .mi Alison, a member of the Board agreed to allow Mr Mays objection, and the property was erased from the valuation roll. In re ply to Mr Mays the judge stated that the property might possibly be again ptacedon the vacation roll by a succeeding Board, but that the onus of proving it in the dis trict would lie on the Board next time and not on him (Mr Mays). Mr Mays did not apply for costs.—lhe Court then adjourned.

vi A case involving some very ghastly points P canje on at the Sydney Police Court a few ML days ago. A faithless, husband died recent " Iy at the h»use of his mistress. While the | body was lyiDg waiting for internrent, the : man's widow, accompanied by her two chil deren and other relatives,took forcible pos. cession of the house and aU that it con tained, the body included. The latter was ■ buried at the expense of the widow, who eWnieri to retain possession ofall she found ■ m.the house. She carried her point, too, In" spite of the protestations of tho otner, 1 Who vigorously protested that she had pur chased the.fornituro in the house, as, ~.bowaver,sho could not produce the receipts, •. «nd the widow could.at any rate, show her ■Kttrfege lines, virtue for once met«« re-

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, APRIL 1.



Amusements HOBAL HALL-MONDAY, April 17 CNDEB PATKONAQK Or HIS WORSHIP TOT MAYOR AND COUNCILLORS. MR GORDON QOOOH'3 ANNUAL EVIS NIN G CONuERT. Wallace's evor-popular "MARITANA," In Concert form, by pnplla and members of Ad vanoed Class, consisting of abont 40 voices. Prioos:- 3s, 2a; Gallery, 18. Tiokotß ohuln ablo at Messrs Upton's, Wayte's, Forrest's, Kafly'c, and Meats'. A UCKLAND CHOKAL SOCIETY, No New Members Joining the Society after TUESDAY, Ith Instant, will bo permitted to tako part In the performance ot" Kll." ARCH, CLARK, Hon, Sec Ye Olde Englishb IT ayre. YE OLD COUNTRIES FAYRK. To bo held la the LARGK PADDOCK adjoin ing the Raceoourse o( the Takapnna Jockey Clnb. NOUTH SHORE, daring Raster Week, commencing MONOAY, APRIL 10,1882. COMB! AND SEE THE PUNCH AND JUDY I TUB FUNNx" AND MKRRY CLOWNS AND PANTALOONS 1 TUB! LIVELY COLUMBINES! THE NIGGERS! THE ACROBATS! THK MINSTRELS I The Thousand and One Amusing Shows and Games of OLDE ENGLANDE I THK MEEEY-aO-EOUNDS I Til It LONKKYS I BIUYCIiK CIRCUS I AUNT PALLY! SWINGS ! ■ QUOITS 1 FOOT RAOS3I BARROW RAOK3I SACK HACKS I , DANCING! FOOT RACKS! EASTER MONDAY. Boyh' Race Handicap, 120 yards.-lst prlz*, 308; 2nd prize, 10a. Inftance, IB 6d Nobth Sborb Cdf Handicap. — Three dla tanees UOO yards, 200 yards, 300 yarts). lit prize. £8; 2nd prlzo, £3; 3rd prize, £1. En tranc*. 2* 6d. jrirst two distances to b» ran on Monday, final heat on Easter Tuesday, Challenge Match Too or Wab—Prize. £1, Five residents of Takapnna District chal lenge fire men from an? other part of New Zealand to a Tag of War, Ton or Wab.—l2 Kanakas and 9 Maoris. Prize, £1. Free entrance. One Milb bunsinq Handicap. — Ist prize, £1; 2nd prize, £1. Entrance, 2». Ya Gbkjsy Piogk Hunts.—Prize, ye Pigge. EASTER TUESDAY. Two Mils Walking Handicap.—let prize, £!; 2nd prize, 41. Entraace, 2s, Barrow Race,—Competitors to be blindfolded, Prize, £1. Entrance, Is. Ye Greasy PoLX.-Prize, ye Legge of Mutton. final Heat for the North Bhobb cup lUndi ouP. 300 yards. Runnikg Backwards Racs, U0 yards.—Prize, 15s; Entries, Is. Other Races of a novel nature will bo got np on tbe ground. Entries for Boys' Raoe, North Shore Cud, One Mile Running and Walking Handicaps to be made to the secretary under cover, with entrance feo and colours, on or refore Ipm, on WBDNK-'UaY. April sth. Handicaps to ap pear on Friday, 7th, BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Children of all the Charitable Institutions In Auckland will be admitted Free. Admi* -I- v, Is (lnoludinsr return fare by Ferrf Steamvro, Is Od); Children, half-price. H. ELU9, Secretary. TIENDERS for the supply of one or A more Bands to be wnt in to the Socrotary on or before noon on TUJJSDAT, ith Inst. Bankruptov Notices. IN THK SUPREME (COURT OF NEW jBKALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Act 1878," and the several Acts amend ing the same, and of tbe Bankruptcy'of IiwNRV Kdward Stkqh, of the City of Auckland, Boarding House Keeper, a Debtor. Notice is hereby given that it is the intention ot the abovenamid Debtor, on WEDNESDAY, hell2th day of April, 1882. at 11 o'olook In the ■orenoon, or on the first day thereafter npon whioh tho Court snail sit. to apply to the Supreme Court of N«w Zealand. Northwn Oistriot, at AuoUand. for an Order of pis oharne under tha provisions of Section 181 of the Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876. Dated this 31st day of Maroh, 1833, G. T. KEETLEY, Queen-street, Auckland, Bolioitor for the said Debtor. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW v Zealand, Northern district. IN BANKRUPTCY. In thematterof" The Debtors and Creditors Act 1876." and the amendments thereof, ana of the Bankruptcy of William Qob, of the City of Auckland, Labourer, a Debtor. -' ' '"" ' This is to notify that William Coo, of the City of Auckland, Labourer, has this day filed la Statement that he is unable to meet his En iSrements with his Creditors. The First Meet- Sg of Creditors to be held at the Suorame DourTßuUdinga, Auokland. on WEDNES DAY, the twelfth day of April, 1882, at the hour of eleven o'olook in the forenoon. Dated at Auckland.this Ist day of April, 1882. (Jw. BASIiEY, Deputy Reßfetr&r. Hudson WiLUAjiaoif, Debtor's Solicitor, Shortland-street, IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the tnntter of the petition oil the National Bank of New Zealand (Limited), Bankers, carrying on bustneiß at Queep-street, Auckland; in the said DlstrTot and else where lv the said Colony, for the adju dlSatfon bs a Bankrupt of John Unol.s, of Ooromandelj In the Baid dlstriot, Hotelkeeier t and in the matter of "The Debtors and credirora Act. 1875," and the sevoralActaamendlQgtheswne, ■*$aSSSS3SSSS hhm Tated'at Auckland, thirst «w of Marph, 1853- ■ JOBS RICHMOND, ■ WyndhamTßtreet, Auokland, : Bolloitor for the Petitioning Creditor. . -.;, ■■ ■■'■■>'-■ .-■■■=.--■: *'' ■■-■■'■-■



Wanted. WANTED, Six Good Pick and Shovel Men.—Apply to Benjamin Berry, Now ton Koad. ANTED* a Kespectable General Servant.—Apply to Shakespeare Hotel, Wyndham-atreet \»f ANTED, an Experienced Dre«s- T T maker (one -with a knowledge c( millin ery preferred) to join advertUer in a good bun ness—For Address, apply Star office. WANTED, immediately, a thorough General Servant, or a strong active Girl.—Apply before 3 o'olook to Mrs Palmer, Carleton Koad, Seafleld View. WANTED. Apprentices and Improvers to the Dressmaking ; alsoatitrong girl for housework.—Apply Mrs Murphy, Hobion- Blrect, next Munro and Milligan'a. X\7 ANTKU.Cook forKaipara company's T T Wairoa steamer.— Apply H and J. Blnatoad, Batchers. Freeman's Bay. WaNTKD, a good Staircase Band- Apply F. Prime and Co., Ironmongers, Karancahape Road. WANTED, a Boy to deliter parcels. —W. H. Damptar. ANTKD, a Voude; Man able to Milk and look after Horses, and make him self generally useful.—Apply to T. Steadnian, 3oedsman and Nurseryman. 187, Queon-atteet. ANTED, an experienced Dress maker to Join advertiser In establishing % good Business.—Apply this otflco. WAwTJsD, a good General Servant; referenoea required.—Mrs Peacock, Bhelly Beach Road. Ponaonby. WANTED, a Strong Errand Boy,— Apply toJVIUno and Ohoyoo. W "ANTED "seen, by the men, the nice lot of Silk and Satin Bows,only Cd; at Damplor'e Wakefleld-atreet Bhop. WANTED, a Boy to learn tbe plumb- Ing.—Apply J. Lalpg, Plumber, Newton. WANTED, three Carpenters tor saw mill work.-Apply the Holansville Timber Company Limited, Colonial Bank Buildings, Anokland. . WANTED, a strong useful Girl, of good oharaoter.—Apply to R. H. Hughes, Welllngton-streei, noar St. James's Dhuroh. \\f ANTED, a Person to givo two hours' V T lesson to a boy three timeß a week.— Call at Provincial Hotel, Princes-streot. ANTEu, a good Second-hand Milner and Tann'B Safe (small size); also, a 36- Inch Leamington Range.—Apply by lottor to r.J.. this offloe. WANTED, a respectable Girl.—Apply to Mrs A. M, William*, Symonds-street, near Windmill. WANTED, smart Offico Boy. Apply by letter only In own handwriting, stating age and Balary reqolred.-Addrcss P. 0.; Bqt 18. ___ WAN'IED, Handy Man or Strong Youth for suburbia farm: references.— Apply Motcolfo and Hill. 29, N.Z. Insuranco Building?. ______ WANTED, a thorough General Servant, for a email family; reterenoes re quired.—Mrs G. Jones, College Koad. W' "ANTED, Two Men who were pa3 senders by the noon train from Anok land on the 15th lnsl., and who saw the be haviour of the Bemuera Station Master, to be kind enongh to communicate with " Matthew, 8 rAH Offloe. ANTED, for the Country, a Strong Respectablo Qlrl about 18.—Apply to Mr J. M. White. Proper. Newton. VV r ANTKD, a Uoy, used to a Smith's »T Shop: 'good! wages.- Apply, Npwton Doaoh. Cart, Van, |Wagon and Dray Works, Karangahape-road. "__ WANTED, a Girlj to attend, a baby from 2 to 6p.m.—Apply Mrs Heap, Vin cant-atreet . WANTED, a Girl about 14 or 15 years of age to assist In house work.—Apply to Mrs Martin. Aagleset-atreet WANTED, a respectable Girl about 1* to assist la general house work.—Apply Mrs McLoiiun'a. Lower Symonds-Btreo*. at 5 p.m. on Monday. ANTED, an Architectural Draughts^ man; must be competent to prepare Irawluga from rough sketches.— Apply by let ter, stating oxperlanoo. reference, and salary required, to Hnnry J. 8. Kdmondß, Architect. [Jew Ply month. , WAN IKD, a good General Servant — Apply Mrs Linabury, Charlton Lodge, Ponsoaby. ___________——— WASTED, good experienced Tailorest; also, Youth an Apprentice for Tailor.— 1. WMHanm. Tailor. Yictoria-atreat. WANTED KNOWN — Lots of Freeh Bargains at the Wakefleld-streel Shop. Particulars soon,—W. H. Dampler. ■ WANTRI), a good General Servant.— Apply to Mrs W. Frank Bnckland, ttemnera- ' \\ ANTED, a competent Machinist as Vt Forewoman machine-room,—Apply tU London Boot and «hoe Faotory, Vfakeflold-it. ANTED, the ucnts to see the extra Brand Una of Bolt Felt Hats (latest aahlon), is fid; at Dampler'a vrakollold-streot ihop. __________________ WANTED, a First'rate Milliner to go Sonth, Good salary—Apply at once to tTiUi-m Rattray. 17?, 180, and 182, Quean-street. WANTED, a good Dressmaker, with a knowledge of millinery, competent to ake oharge of a department In the country.— &ddrebs, tstatiujj terms, to " Dressmaker,'' Star )ffloe. _ WANTED, a clean reapeotable Servant Qlrl about 15. -Mrs D. Hvi tt, 251, Queen itreet. . WANTED, a thoroughly competent Manager for the Waikato Fellmongor lni» Company, Ngaruawahia. Particulars can bo obtained from Mr Geo. Kdgeoombe. Homl - ton; Messrs Hammond and Byron, Anokland; Captain Lindsey, or the Secretary, T. V. Fitz patrlck. Ngarnawhia. ANTED, Miners for the Kamo Colliery. Whangarei.-Ap»ly at Offloe, Qneen-atreet. Auckland. ' W' ANTED, Married Conple, without enonmbranoe, for country hotel; wages, 50s per week.-s.pplr Metoalfe & BUI, 29, N.Z. tnauranee Bnlldtogs. " ANTED, a Girl tor hons« worjk.— Apply Stab Offloe. | WANi'ED, a gopd General Seryant: references requlred.-Apply in th^ aveniog to Arthur H. Nathan, Lotrer Synionda street. \ WANTED, three General Seryants, with references; good wages siren. Also, a little Girl to mind a baby and sleep at home;— Apply Mm Jack's Registry Office, Mount ffden Road. '_ WANTED, "a General Servant for Kopuru; goad wages to a suitable per son Apply Mrs G. Johnston, opposite Stal lardr'fliStore, Ponsonby Hbad. ' WANTEU Seen." by the Ladies, the Small Shawls tot 2*. at Damjlert W»ke geld-streat Bhop. ' WANTED, a Horse and Spring Cart for two months, with the option of pur chase ; well attended to and liberally paid for.— Apply at thin offlot. . Vt'/ANXBJf), a good General Servant; TT references required; age from 18.t020 g-ef erred.—Apply Mrs JTiask B. Maclndoei n-sel'.-Btreet, t ongonby. : WANTBP, Carpenters.—Apply after 7 o'clook p.m., Jones, Tobacconiat, Queen-streat. ■' \\J ANTbD a Respectable Girl &bouc 15 TT to assist In houcework,-Apply Mrs Fougby, Mount Bdenßoad. ' WAN'fJiD, a Bootmaker for the country; a steady single man preferred.-Apply to C. 0. Fleming, Leather and Grindery Stare, High-street. ] ANTED, a Strong Hoy.—Apply tp Goodaore and Lee, Coopers, Wysdham streot. WANTiSD, a ten or twejve-rqomed House, suitable fer Boat ding-house; State particulars and rent.-Thomas Ussbpr, Stlchburj'Bßnildlngfl, Queen-Btreet. ANTED, a smart Boy to mn errands and make himself generally useful.— Apply M. Montague's Fancy Bazaar, Queen* Btreet. ' WANTtD, Traveller, with good and safe oonneotion, to oarry samples of boot uppers on commission.—Address D.S.T., Star Offloa. • ■ " ' W~ ANTED KNOWN —That I nave tevernl Yotinjt Ladies to sell the New Grand Lot of Cheap Chemises, Drawers. Sea— Ty. H. Dampleri i' ■'-_ __ WANTED, the Clergy and other Pro fessional Gentlemen to Buy, for 60s, Black Cloth Frodk Coats,'worth 70E.-J. M. MoLaohlan. ■ ■ ANTED to Purchase, a Through Allotment between Lome and CobarK- Btraets, or two Bjngle Allotments back of each pther.-Apply to T. B. HID, Chemist. WANTED to Bent, within easy dis tance of Auckland, a House of 8 or 10 Boom?, with Paddook and StabliDg; rent not to eexceed !5s per week.—Apply to Geo. L. Thomp eon, 8, Lower Queen-street. _____ WANTED to rent, Bedroom within 5 or 10 minutes wilk from Post-offloe, Bhortland-etreet.— Apply at the Thames Hotel Dining-room. ' WANTED K.NOWJX— The whple of the New Music at 6* Is removed to my Branch Store, City Market. Furthey particulars Boon.-W. H. Dampler, , WANTED, a BpdTrooni in the vicinity of Pitt or Hobson-Btreetß.-Addresi, stating terms, to 8.D.. care of Stab Office. TSTANTED^KN'OWN, the immense VV cheap lot of Ladles', GentV. and Chil dren's Boots, Bhoes. and Slippers that I have 1 ÜBt bonght.-W. H. Dampier. Wakefleld-street. vTr ANTED KNOWN in Ponsonby—R. W Burrow Is BeUlng Devoe's Kerosene at 61d per quart by the tin; splendid Tea, 2s gsa lo; cheap Crockeiy. . ' , WANTED, Boarders. Single room, 18s; doublfbetidea, 15s (both with use o{ slttlog-roome;.-S. Spllsbury. SeaQeld view, Oraftpn Ro»d. . - v ITI7ANTED to LET, Three Kofjms. with W oso of kitphenV-Apply, to^frs Watson, Viptorla-styeet :'.' v ' Vl7 ANTED, the Gen^ tq see the VV Fashions in Seorveg-(reversible and ptherniser:: Ufader Shifts,lo id; BOjo ao ( ls. Btl&ample-rtWakefleldVßtreetßhDp. '« ' i*7ANTED tp'Sell, a Handsome pair W of Ponies, dark brown. H bands; good, match; three and four years old; well broken; iound.-Apply to K. a Jordan, carp of H. B. George, Fort-street



Wanted. WANTED, a Small Harmonium, new or secondhand ; also an English Con certtna.-Apply to Thoa. H. Webb. Oak Cot tage, Hobsoii-atreet. t WANTED by a Respectable Trust worthy Widow, an engagement as Housekeeper ; thoroughly experienced. First olass referenoßß.—Apply by letter ABO, Stab office. _____ WANTED KNOWJN, as we have an immense Btook to disposes of yet, the proprietor has kindly allowed us to nit fora few weeks longer while wo are Belling off regardless of oost. Call early.—W. Johnston, Bootmaker, Vlctoria-3treet. _______ WANTED, To Sell, 1,000 Yards of Scarlet All Wool and Saxony Flannel, at la 3d and Is Id, worth 25.-W. Byre, Vic toria-itrooi. WANTED, to Rent, a Small Cottage in stood locality, or two or three rooms unfurnished.—Address " Cottage," this offloo. ANTED, Members fora Carpenter's or Builders' Drawing Class, held at th» Y.M.O.A. Planing, working drawings, and quantities.-Particulars of B. M. Frlpp. Star Ufflco; or at Mr G. Fraser's Class, i.M.C.A., after 7.30 p.m. on Tuesdays and Fridays. WANTED KNOWN that the Victorian Loan and Discount Agency's Advertise ment appoarn on Ith page. Bth oolnmn. WANTED KNOWN, that our nrra, " Tho Royal Sewing Muohino Company, Limited." are manufacturing BIOYOLKS and TRICYCBB3. and wo will takoybrders at^Kflg.. llsh prices.-W. H. Shakkbwuk & Co,, oppo site tho Market, Qqoen-atreet, Auokland, WANTED itNOWJN — That J. H. Dnlton has Opened a Special Branch of tho Tailoring Business in Victoria-street East, for the purpose ot making Ladies' Garments, such as Ulstors, Habits. Jaokots, oto., made In the most approved styles, by firstolßSs work men. maTANTJED, lenders till 4 p.m. of tt Thursday next, the 6th, for a Four roomed Cottage.—Apply to D. Goldio, Timbor Merchant. Aiborcstreet, where plans and Bpeoilloatlons can be seen. ANTED to Sell, Mixed faints in gallon tins; Kiuri Oil, 2/9 per gallon ; Mming Paint, 6/6 per gallon.—Atkinson & Co., Freeman's Bay; Wholesale Agents, Messrs X, Porter & Co. AN'IED-About" 200 feet ot White Birch, from 8 to 13 feet long, snltable for boat timber,—Apply to Win. Crulokshank; Commerce-street. WANTED, Ladies and Gentlemen to oall and Rive in their names for a Grand Musical Contest (Amateurs only), — W. C, Dennea, Queen-stroet. Z/i/ ANTED KJNOWJN— 'mat tho INew V T Zealand Timber Company are selling all kinds of Timber and Building Matorlal at the very lowest rates. Very superior White Kanrl, from our new bush, just opened. WANTED KNOWN, that E. MitcheL son & Co., No. 19. Quoon-stroot Wharf, are selling Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Flour, Oatmoal. so., fco., at lowest market rote^ WANTEJU Known—An Extra Grand line ol Wincoy, at sd, worth Is. at Dampler's WakefloM-atreet Shop. ANTED KNOWN, that J. MEL DRUM. Bootmaker. Shortland-street. Auokland, _ oalUng speolal publics attention to hia Custom Work. Repairs neatly done. Boots Skwn and Pkoqbd and Madk to Ounicii. A trial resnootfaUy BoUolted.-J. MBLDKUM. WANTED KNOWN —Four Weeks must Clear Oat the Whole Stook of Boots and Shoes at any prloa. Leaße expires Slßt of Maroh.—W. Johnston. Victoria-street. WANTED KNOWN, that you can Dross well for a small weokly payment by golngato Munro and MUHgan, Bee advertise tnont on front page. WAJNXJSD KNOWJN—xnat rroressor Gdssoott is the only Original and Practi cal American Herbalist In the Colony, and also the most expensive man to do business with. He requlros no Information; ho con deoide at a glanoo the diagnosis ot tho oaao, thereby rollev ngthe patient of a great deal of nervousness and hesitation. Try and disprove this if yon can WAHI'ED KNOWN — That the Auckland Timber Company (Limited) are Manufacturers of all description of Goods, with snparlor Machinery and despatch,—Workat Cnatom-hoßae-stroet West Jt7ANT_D KNOWN—Cheap Tim- Tt hkkl Cheap Timukkl And all other kinds ot Building Materials, can bo purchased cheaper and bettor than aoy whora else at the Yards of D. Qolsie. Albort-utroet There bolnsr uo manDfactory for Joiners' Timber on the pre* misos, the customer has an additional oppor tunity of getting superior timber. Wheel wrights' Materials always In Btook. WANTED KNOWN—Another lot of Ladles' Loithor Bags, Is Cd to 6s; at Dimplei*!. \\J ANTED KNOWN—just opened TT Latest Btyles in Hats-Straw. Velvet, and Seal': aplondltl assortment of Foathors, Ulstors, Velyots. Vel-fetopos, Plush, Silk, Satin, Cashmere and French Morlno, Kibbona. Scarfs, Laces, Ties. Ladles' and Children's Hosiery In Cathmore, Merino, and Cotton: Wool Hquareo, Fringe, Cord and Tasiels, New Fashionable Corset, Coloured Table Cloths, 4s. All other Goods equally cheap.—G. Carter. Vlototla St. WANTED KNOWJN, that i am now Soiling every description of China, Glass, and Karthonware choaper all round than any other stop In the trade. Vasos and China Ornaments considerably bolow town prloes. One trial will prove the wot.—Noto the address ; F. A. Henman, Karangohape Road oppoilte Newton Hotel. \ITABITED KNOWN, that "Conl- TT ferinp." the nowatmospherlo purifier, la a very pleajant, na wall as thoroughly reliable Dlslnfeotant, and should be mcd in everr house In any neighbourhood where scarlet fever exists. Price Is 3d per tin at Gardner's KngUah Pharmacy, 184 Queen-street. Anokland. WANTED KNOWN, we are still mak ing our marvellously oheap Trousers at 13j 6d.-J, Phillip?,Oarby-Btreot,oppo9ito tho old shop. < WANTED KNOWN—Another lot of Block Cashmere, only 1b (id the yard, ut W. H. Dainpier'a WANTED KNOWN, that H. WAITK'S Fruit Tins ore acknowledged to be the best ever introduced in the colony. They re ceived a first prize at the Agricultural Show he'd at Kllorslie on the 9lh November, 1881, A reoipe la issned ta eaoh purchaser, and the maker's name is stamped on every lid. Sold by all Ironmongers, and at the factory. High-street, next City Oounoil Chambers.—E. WAITK, Whotaale an* ttetall Tinsmith. WAN'IED KNOWN, that Mr George 'Cnckson, having recently arrived from England has taken new and commodious premises ln'Hobion-'street, and at top of Wel lington-street, and is now celling very ohoap tar then waro and Glass; all goods of English manufacture, being imported by the proprietor. Inspection invited.--Note! the Address-G. CUOKBON. ' ' WANTED, Lovom of Good Tea to try the Toos on Bale at the Royal Tea Mart (R. Frenoh, Grocer and Toa Dealer, Karanga hape Road). Splendid values in Ueneral Gro ceries and Provisions. Oar mixtures and blend of Teas give general satisfaction, and ehould be tried by all. Prices: Congou, la Bd, Isßd, Is lOd; Special Mixtoree, from 2s; the Excelsior Mixture at 2b lOd. ' ' ■ VA/ANTKD KNOWN-Black Beaded T T Bracelets, Is j Neokle ts, 1b 3d; irarrings, 6d per pair: luge Bilvered Locketa, Is (id: at Dampier's Wakefleld-atreet Shop. WANTED KNOWN.—That W. H. SHAKESPKAR ft Co., opposite the Market, Queen-street. Auckland, are tho Sole aqbnts for tho " DOMESTIC,',' the best of all Sewing Maohlnes; and are also selling Gonnlne "HOWE,!' and'other makes, at 25 per cent lower than any other dealers. WANTED KNOWN-Tweed, Is 4d and Is lid; Waterproof do, 2s; Men's Tweed Trousers, 73 (M; Mea's Holland Coats, 3a (Jd—at Dampler's Wafeelipld-Btreot Bhop. WANTED KNOWN, that William Whst, Cano and Seat Chair Manufac turer, wishes to inform the public that ho can now supply them both at hig residence, Wynd ham-Btreet, and at the City Market, with all kinds ot Household Furniture at tjie Ipwest possible prices. Also," every description of Furniture Hepairod and Sold on Commission.— Note the Address—WyndhanJ-BUeet ana City Market. ' • WANTED KNOWN—A Splendid Line of Beautiful Oleographs, lately arrived; also. Children's Toy Books.fromld eaohiClooks, Photographs, Stationery, and General Fanoy Goods, two Lovely Wax Dolls, llfe-Bize and life-like, just reoelved per Oxford, are creating i quite a furore among the fair sex, young and old. The finest display of (Id and Is Goods ever made hi the colony. On the Cd counter there are over 2000 articles, and on the Is counter, which is 50 feet in length, there are between 1,500 and 100) distinct artides. New consignments of Goodß have just arrived by Oxford, and others are on their way from Europe per H&lclono and Laira.—Mr Goodson cordially invites inspec tion of the very Extensive and Varied Stock of Goods In the Aicads, whioh Is, without excep tion, the Largest and Most Valuable of any in the oolony. ANTED, WANTED KNOWN that H. Watts is selling off, moving back tc Pitt-street In a few weeks. Good Tea, Is 8dlb; 20 Boxes Tea, Us 6d a box; J-ohesta of Tea, Is ldlb by the cheat; Candles, Sd ; Rice, 61bs for Is; Baking Soda, 4d alb; Cnps and Sauoera, 3a Cd per dozen ; Small Plates, Is 8d per dozen; Large Plates, 3s 6d por Aoziu ; Dinner Plates. 4s 6d per dozen; Good Large Jugs, only 2s Cd ; Set of 3 white Jugs, only 2a 3d per set; Set White Stone Cudb and Saucers, 7b Gd per dozen ; White and Gold China Cups, 8s 6<l per dozen; Basons, 2s Zd to 4* Gd per doz?.n; White Stone Pie Dishes, from 9d to 2s; Glass Water-bottles, frpiu Od to la 3d ; Glass Bntipr Dishes and Sugar bason, only 1b 3d each'; Glass Tumblers', 3d each, 6 for Is ii; Large tumblers, Id, 6 for Is 10d : Glass Cake Dishes, only 9d; Celery Glass and Large Jam Dish, only 2s the pair; Glass Candlesticks, 6d ; Axe Handles, 3d each, 5 far Is ; Largo Teatrayp, la fid ; Chambers, 2s; White Stone Cups and Saucers, gold line.'only Bd, 4a Gd per dozen; and articlos oheap for two weeks.—B. Watte, Pitt and Grey-streets. Large Meat Dishes, only Is 6d ; Small, Si I Teapots, from 01 to If 9d; 1 pairs of Carrlago Lamps, only 22b 6d pei pair; 100 dozen China Egg Cups, 2d each, ls!)d dozen; odd pups. 5 for is; Price's Bed-room Candles, 16 to the lb, Is; Carriage Candles, lid lb; lib Tins ot Cocoa and Milk, ad Tin; Pre served Milk, 3 Tina for' 2a'6d i Clothes Posa. It Sdgro&s; Biminers Soap, 7 Cakes for la; Whlt< Stono Cups and saucers, with Bine and Golc Linos. 8d mob, 7a 6d dozen; Engraved Shorn Glasses, only Id, 3s Ci dozen.—if, W^T?B Pitt and Grey Btreetft, ; A- "TCT^C- ING Wonted to Learn. Step Dancing by twi Young Men.—Address H.H., Stab offloe, grpbltf SMEN.— Wanted to Purchase, i ) DuokGM end Pigeon Rifle; nlao, a1 amal apy.—Address AG, this offloe. ■ ESIDENT GOVERNESS (experl enced) or Companion desires Engage ment: English, Frenoh (three years Fiance) Mnsio, DrSwiiis. Good'refereno.es,—Misa Qil tirajth, Tattranga. ' •■'■'■ " ' ;' A CHRISTIAN Lady cai? meet with i J\_ comfortable homo in a quiet family Apply EF, Stab Offloe, . ,



Wanted. WANTED to Kent, a.Small Cottage in a good locality, or two or three rooms (unfurnished).—Address Cottago, this ofllce. WANTED KNOWN, wo have a very fine lot o( Tweeds, from which we aie making these wonderful suits at 55a.—J, Phil- Hpg, Darby-street. WANTED KNOWN —Pea Nuts at less than ooet price, 2d per lb by the bag, 3d In small quantities ; at Dampier's New Shop. Hoh3on-itreot, \\]~ ANTED, Tenders on Tbuisday next Vy for Forming about 3 Chains of Scoria Road.-Inquire at the Mount Eden Tollgato. Funeral JNotlces. - ,7" TVTATIONAL INDE- Vil@£^ ■** PKNDKNT ORDER _ ATBrfIONEKR LODHK, No 938. XaQb" —AUCKLAND DISTRICT. far Members ot the aliovo Lodge are requested to Meet at Lower Union street (near St. Thomas a Church), at 2 30 p m.. on SUNDAY Next, to attend the Funeral of the latowlfe of Brother James HiLL.-Regalia : Blactt Band on loft arm and White Glovos.—By order of N.G. 0. B. THORNE, Secretary. Loßt and Found. LOST.— Taken from Onehunga Wliarf or Auckland Hallway Station, on Tuesday last, a Case addressed " Miss Bto vonson, Passen ger to Manukaa."-Any person returning same to Union lnsuranoo Company, Auckland, will bo Rewarded. OST, between V.M.C.a, Rooms and Bartlott's Studio, a Lady's Silver Watoh, with Gold Chain,—loj Reward on returning earce to this offlco. _ LOST, a Brown Setter Dog called Noro. —Findor rewarded by applying at this ofllce. ONJS I-OUWD ttKWAKU. — Strayed, from Mechanics' Bay, ono Bay Mare.— Anybody returning the same to T. Belcher, Upper Queen-street, will reoelre the above reward. O | RKWARD.-Btrayod from Parnoll, on TuL Sunday, 19th March, a Black Pony, wbito star on forehead, ono whlto hind foot, cavity of craok across front of off hind foot, branded lI.X on off shoulder.—Anyone return- Ing samo to Mrs Goorge, Bath-street, Parnoll, will receive the abovo reward. FOUND, a Liver coloured Pointer Pap; ownor can have same by paying expenses; If not claimed in U days, will be sold.-H. Martelli, Ponnonby. ' STOLEN, or Strayed, a Black Retriever Dow. answers to the name of Carlo; anyone found keeping samo after this will bo prosoouted.-Apply, R. Cornell, Karangahapt road: For Bale. }T\OR SALE Three Nice Little Farms, . near Monnt Albert and the Whau, con taining respectively 141, 71, and Si acres, oloao to the Kail way Station. They have an extensive view; land all plongbable and wall watered. 801 l well suited for fruit-Krowln« and other pur poses. Any of these would make a capital little homestead for a person with email meant. There Is a good road do Jo by. Omnibuses pass often daily. Frloo—£l6 per acre; first buyer oan have his choice; vary easy terms.—Apply to Publisher. Btab Ogee, BjiOß SALE, Nowton Koad, a comfort- JD able 6ix-roomod Honso, fowl-hooBO, &c, { &o, large orchard in fall bearing; cheap.and easy terms —H. Partlngton, Katato Agent. ■jiOll SALE, an Eleven-roomed House f cheap, in Ponsonby, with large allotment and garden; frontage to two streets; healthy situation.—H. Partlnston, Estate Agent, btich bnry'g Buildings. STOKES'S POlNT.—House oi o rooms (not quite finished) and two allotments in garden to be Sold oheap,— v. W. Kvans, Estate Agent, Qneon-itreet. 117 I/IOR SALE, Williams-street, near YYel- V Ungton-atroet, a very nto» Verandah Cottage, i rocma. «Vc jri«w'let at 12a per week), In good order; price, &00.-D. F. ICvans, Estate Agont, Qiioon-stroot. 118 I/ 1 OR SALE, very desirable Property (in X? City), near at James's Gh.urqh—Cottage of 4 rooms, repletp with, every convenience, Prlco. £335.-1). If. iCvans. Estate Agent, &o. |jiOK SALS, Business Premiaes at V Mount Kdon, sltnate in main road; a splendid opo»in« for a Chemist, as at present thoro is not one in this lugs and populous district. The building la new. substantial, and well finished.—Fall particulars from Mrs Jack, on the promises, or ot D. F. Kvans, Kstato Agent, Quoan-atreet. YnOR SALE, sorno very choice Allot- X mon ts, nlraoet Itivol. closo to the retldenco ot Mr H. J. llalton, Survoyor, Ponsonby. To be sold cheap.—D. F. Hyena, Hatate Agaot, Queen itroetj ' 460 FOR SALE, Lincoln-street, Pomonby, lloiiho of seven rooma, good veil, woo* died, &o;allotment,6fltlOO, fonoodand planted; very ohoap, only £310.-1), F. Jlvang, EsUte Agent, Qaoen-atreot. 144 BJiOR SALE] Dukestreet, JVewton, JL Verandah Cottage, six roona, a»d a work shop, good well, garden, &c.--l>. If. Evans Land Agent, Queen-streot. STOKES'S POINT.-Splend.id Allot ments fenced and planted with fruit and ornamental tross, lv splendid position, over looking; the harbour, sear tha beach.—D. V, Kvans, Estate Agent. |j>OR SAL.E (Howe-atrect), a vory pretty 1} VtUa containing|five rooms, pantry; water laid in, nice gardon, fca: all In flrst-olass order; splendid view; a very doiirablo plaoe.— D. F. avang, Estate Agent, Queen-street. 125 SPRING-STREET, Pongonby - Hand some new House, thoroughly well finished, rooms largo and lofty, standing on tv/Q allot ments, laminstructed toeflect ah immediate sale— buslnpM tnattera'oalllng the owner away from the district.—Full particulars from D. F. Kvanß. Estate Agent, Qaeen-Btreet 100 SUBURBAN STOKE tor aale,—A first rate business for Sale in one of the best ot Auckland suburbs; the position is second to none; a splnndid opening; full partloul&ra from D. F. Kvans. Katate Agent, Auckland. 325; I>KOBrKQT TKKRACB.—A vory nioe X Verandah Cottago ef six rooms, fitted with cupboards, bookoase, dresser, fee; gas and water laid in; good garden, stable, &o,— D. F. Evans, Estate QftO^n-straat. FONSONBY,— A new and very pretty Verandah Cottago cf 5 rooms, allotment, tank, etc., all complete, and In first class order. Vory ohoap. £2W,— l). F. Evans, Katato Agent, Qaeen-Btreet. ' ' 127 T>ONSONBY TERRACE (near 411 XT Saints' Church), a compact and cp.rjifort ablo House of five roomo, two tanks, &a"; nood corner allotment. fxlcS £330.—D. F. Evans. Kstate Agont; Qgean-street. 103 FOR SALE, New and WeH-finished House; six rooms, fitted with register grates, oven, tank, &c; very desirable; situate near Ponscnby Hall. Prloo £325.-D. F. Kvans, Kstate Agent. _ 430 FOR SALE, Suaaex.atreet, Newton, nice VeWndah Cottage, four rooms, soullery, laran cellar or workshop, good well, allotment, Sislll. fenced and planted. Price— only £ieo.-D. F. Kvana, Estate Agent. <51 fjiOß IMMEDIATE SALE, Ponsonby V Terrace, a nioe Hondo of 7 rooms, veran dah in front; Allotment 9* x 100, all tastefully laid out; good well, tank. tyo. ' Prloe, £160.—D. V. KT»nfl. gstate Agent. Queen-»treet, 147 OUNT El/EN (near Mr Kelly's), a new and woU-finlshed House of five roomo, repleto with almost every convenience, such as register grates, kltbhen range, &c; allot ment abont6ox2oO; main road frontage; very deslrablo.-l). F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qneao- Btreet. '' ft t,OB mo QROOiSBS and others, The Stock-in-Trade and Goodwill of a Grocery Bnßinesß. in Queen-street, having a good cash turn-over, for immediate sale, and cheap.-Far farther particulars apply to v. F. ICvans, Kstato Agent, Qneen-street. . '" ' LIKBSAL B D"R J ffi'A "8 E, Tj^apun.',, N'ohth SnoHß.—Desirable Store, Dwelling, and Oathouses,' almost new and In flrst-^lasß order, together with 6 aoros Splendid Land (In oropi) on main road and in the vloihlty of the beautiful lake, and commanding splendid view of Auckland harbour. A most desirable property, and well worthy inspection. d.f7evans, 381 Kstato Agent. HANDSOME VILLA RESIDENCE, in first-olasa order. The Bouse stands high, commands a grand view, and Is sur round od by a splendid garden fully stocked with fruit trces,flowers,eto., etc. Tho ospoot is north easterly, and well sheltered. Situated In Pon gonby, next to Rev. Mr Runclman's, and having a frontage of 132 feet to O'Connell-street, whbfi oould (If desired) be sub-divided to advantage. —D. F. Kvana.lHatnto Agent,Qqeon-jtreet. d3l) TJIHLDING SITES! BUILDING XT> SITKSI All those Splendid Allotments sltnate in Col lege Road 'the only lots for sale on right-hand side going np, and being within a few minutes walk of theoltj). Should command a ready sale. This is a splendid Investment for building purposes. Price, only A3 10a per foot upwards. For villa residences the position ia flrßt-olnss. Also, at Sh9lly Beach, a fow lotß (63 x 120) still, unsold; prioo, 42s 6d per foot. ' '" ' Klohmond Road—Lots SO 2160. at £30 each Balloy'B Poddoote—Lots 33 x 99, at £40 eaoh Ryls-Btrcet, Ponsonby-Lot No. 107. an offer wanted. ' And others on acplicalion to. D. ff. KVANB. Estate Agent, next "Herald" Office. "tp O W 8 A L ET Ponsonby Koad—All that most desirable pro perty, situate on main road, corner of Cameron and Noifolkßtreets, and now in occupation ot the Rev Hi R. Dewabury. The House contains six rooms, thoroughly built, well finished, and replete with Qlmbat every comfort, such as gas laid on, fto; 0 he Allotment has s, ii'^ntago of .110 feet to Ponsonby Hc^d, fay about 220 feot to eaoh Camoro'd asuT Norfolk-streets, all Beourely fenoad, and planted with ornamental and fruit treesi This Is, without doubt, a most valaaele Pro perty, and fora businessaitoJs nnsurpaßsed. 1 For Building Bitoa, ii could be sub-divided to great advantage, having three froatages, but I ma instructed to effect a salo In one lot: ' ' ■I D.F.EVANEJ, , Estate Aggnt. tAneen-atreet. PIANOFpiITEfor Sale (a Bargain).— A FlratrClaßS Instrument, by Brbadvrood and 800, at Thoo. H. WobbV. Oak Cottage, j Hobßonistreet. ■ ' " - OOVBRIY ]jIVE §RA§S §,EED. A Ver.y Snperipi: Sample ot UN MIXED 'POY-ERT,* BA'x o^9^ SKKD to; Sale at Lowest Market Rstoo, HPNTEB & NOLAN. - - ■ For continuattm.SK Firfit Page.



To iiet TO LET, at Mount Eden, a New Six roomed Homo, pleasantly situated. Rent, 12a (id per week.—Apply to F. Q. Itwlogton. ' i a:O LET. a Six-roomed House (Fur i X nlahed) In Conquest Place, Parnoll.— Termn, &0., XV. Box No. 247. P. 0., Auokland; or, office of this paper. ( rriU LET, That Handsome Villa Kesi- J denco, known us Lester Villa, situated on College Hill, containing 8 rooms, etc, all in flrst-olaas order; stable, coaohhonse, etc.— Apply to Mr Newbold, on tho premise*; or to P. g. Kvans, Estate Agent, Queen street. i m 6 LET, House of four rooms and scul- JL leiy, West Quean-streot, 4th house from Hobson-street Norths-Apply to J. Finlay.corner shop. t ff\O LEI, 4-roomed House,with Scullery, .L on the Mount Kdon Road; beautiful view.—Apply Crookett's Store. 0 LET, a semi-detached House ot four hOoms; water laid on, cooking range, Ba. Jamog Held, Hden Terraoe. TO LET, 7-roomed House, Collingwood- j street: gas and water laid on.—Apply to W, Bacon. Woßt-Btrcet. Newton. I TX\O LET, a balcony 8-roomed House; I rent 15s.—Apply at the Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart. Victorla-BtreetKatt. O LET, near the Royal Oak Hotel, Mr» Eastwood's Uouse ot eight rooms; stablo4i£d out-houses, large orchard containing onefaoro.—H. Partington, Kntato Agent, Sttoh bnry'a Bulldlpge. i nnb LUX, Umces in yuecn-street, Up-1 X stairs and Down-stalrs.-Apply Mutna Lite Asaoolatlon Of Aostralasia, No. 81, Queen- Btreet. TO LET, a House and Shop, with fix tures 10 minutes' walk {com Queen-street. —Apply to C. W illiamßOD, Vulcan Lane. O LET, now 3-Koomed Cottage, rent 7s 6d. with many conveniences; work shop fletaohefl.— Apply on premlsea, Montague street. Newton. rjiO LET, 4-roomed Cottage, Unapel- JL street, water laid on, and oven.—Apply at the corner shop. Wellesley and Chapel-streets. rr\O LEI, a Commodius New Hat- J proof Store, in Customhouse-street.—W. and G. Wlnstone. Tllo LET. New House of 5 rooms, pantry, *. and outhouse, situated at Mount Bdon j pleasant view.—Apply 7. M. Morley, Grocer. X den Terraoe. TO LET, a Bakers Shop and Oven, in Wellington-stret, now In the occupation ot Mr J. Hamilton,— Applj to F, L. Prime, Katate Agent, 38, N.Z. Insnranoe Buildings. mO LET, Business Jfremises, iort-street, .1 near Isaaos's Bond; front Shop, fitted with counter, deßk, shelves, &a, gas and water laid In, together with fiva large rooms at rear. Rent, only 253 per week.—D. F. Bvans, Estato Agent. m o let. GENTLEMAN'S ~COMMODIOUS RBBI IJKNCK (new) of eight rooms, situated In Prlnces-streot, Albert Park. Situation excel lent; gas and water laid on; plunge and Bho'wer batho; convenient detached Ofllpoa.- Apply to W. Beanmont, Star office. rpQ LET—Those New Brick Bhopn and X D wclllngs, recently erected at the Corner ot Pitt and Vinoertstreetß. by Mr vv. J. Offer, and now ready tor oooupaUon.—Apply to F. L. Prime, Xatate Agent, 28, N.Z. Insurance Build ings. rilO LET, a Family Kesidence containing X 10 rooms, with suitable outbuildings, on tho New North Road: poasesilon given irowo dlatelf.-Apply to F. L. Prime, Bgtate Agent, 28. N.Z. Inguranoa Bulldlnga. g . m o Z b t. To Let, tho Throe-story Building at present jelnz oreotod, adjoining Theatre Royal, Vlo toria-street. very suitable for a wholesale or manufacturing business. b, yonks & co. Board and Residence. /XOVKKNOK BROWNE HO'I'JtL, \JT HOB3ON-BTREST. Uoakh abd ijOdsing . ..20a per Wees Sinqlhßoom . ___..2Sa. Tenders. IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF JAMES MULLING & Co. Tenders will be received by the Trcotoos In the abovo Ustate, up to THURSDAY, tbe 13th of April, at 3 p.m.. in PUHGHASK THB SI'OOS IN TKADK, consisting ot General Drappr7, Clothing, eto ; also Book Debts, Flxtnrea. Good-will, and Lease of Premises, Tho highest or any Tender not necessarily acoptod. Full particulars may be obtained at the Offices o( Pargood son and Kwen, Litch fleldstreet, Christohnrob. JOHN BOUTHKRN ) r-^t-^ WILLIAM BROWN, ( lrusweß- TO BE LET, by Tender, for Five or Ten Years, from 4th October, 1381, the New Shop adjoining that o( the advertiser. Tenders will be received till noon on Thunsiuy, April 6: the tenancy to begin on Monday, April 10. The highest or any tender not nocosiarily ao cepted.—Farther information On application, and Tenders to bo addressed to William t*at ttay, Draper and Clothier, 178, 180, and 182. Queonotrcot. rriEND|ERS will be received fo,r the JL Erection and Completion o£ a Pottage in WaUlngton-street. Plans, Sec , to be seen at my offlco. Tenders close) Pa FfttDAY, April 8, at *.V. V. HAMMOND. A.H.LB.A.. Arohltoct. Nop, 10,11, and 12, South British Chambers. mo CARPENXiSKS. Tenders will be reoelvod UQtU i o'oloek p.m. on TUESDAY nest. Apvll 3, for Repairs to Cottage damaged by late Sre In Symonds street. Spec"foatibnß at my offloe.—Henry G. Wade, Arohiteot. mo BUILDERS. Tenders will be ;ecelved nntil noon ot the 24th instant, for the Kreotlon ot a Concrete Villa Residence at Lake Takupuna. Plans and speoifloattons at my office, Canada BulldinKe. W. H. BKINNBR, Arohiteot. mo $ A 8 F I T T E It S. Tenders will bo rooelved up to noon on SAT URDAY, the Bth lnst.. for GasntUsK at St. Benedict's Church. Newton. Plans, &0.. at our Offloea. Queen-street. KDW. SIAHONKY ft SQN, Architects. Fw con6muoHon,see First Page). Medical. ALL People who reside fa hot climates are troubled with, liver and stomaob. dla ordtrs. SpeptalTitjctnreof Podophyllum rarely fatls to roaiovo.—Frlc.e. Is.—O. W, Ooodaon, Solo Agent for Anokland. r jttHE FACT IS NOW ABSUKED X THAT INCIPIENT 00NB,VM?n0», CBBONIO BIJON6HITIS, iSTHMA, TBBOAT AND tUNQ OQM?Lt;N«I, KBRVODB AND WABTINB DIBBASBS wa permanently relieved, the worst symptoms arrested, and a healthy re action produced by AlOgrfrß 3YKUP OF KUOALYPTU3 with HYPut'MuapHiTh.a uy Limri ANIJ^UININK. ' These great reunite are owing to the combination ot NEHVB AND BRAIN TONICS that lend increaaod sustaining powers to the Invalid, added to which is the SPECIFIC ACTION ot the Enoalyptua on the mwma mem branes, whereby the air passages are cleared of unhealthy secretions In a natural, manner. , Daily oyldence Is afforded of the per manent resuscitating action of thia remedy—so that all who suffer should at onoo make a trial of its eminent proper ties. The Eucalyptus Syrup Is moderate in prico, and within the reach of all who need it. It is a pharmaceutical oombina tlon Of tonics alkaloids with hypophoa phltes.and not a sooret nostrum. Registered and gazetted undar ''The Trades Marks Registration' Act," by Graves AioKirr. Tjie Paarmaoy, Anok land. Wholesale Agent] Tna Nitw Zealand Djitra Company Stove and Oven Maker. £^O AND SBE OK SEND FOR VIT ILLUSTRATED PRICE LIST. TTEEBKRT "D i QMITH'S IMPROVED NEW ZEALAND, ECLIPSE WKUUGHT-IRON COTTAGE RANGES. BEWAKK OF IMITATIONS, § smiths b | LaucklandJ % WHAT THE JPERSOXS "V^HO HAVE TtiEM In USiS BAY I To Mr H. H. Smith-fhe ranges whioh I pur chased of you have been foand to give every satisfaction.—J. HiHDAT.—Epsom. August 10, 1830 New Plymouth. October 25, ISJS.-Mr H. H. Smith; Sir,—l have hsd one of your Paten) Portable Ovens In use for some yeara. and tint it has (ally barno out the merits you claimec for it. via., portability, economy, and facility o2 heating. I muoh prefer it to either s, toed oven or a hoavy oast Iron one. Plqaae send me. one of your Improved Pojtabl© Side Oyena, largest, size. The slfto ogeainK for the fire Ib, Ithink, a. grea^ Imprßveroent.-I am, sir.yd urs vety tr^y. 1 North Shore, lu]y 20, 1880.-The Hbtf. H. B. Devereus to glad, to Inform Mr, Herbert Smitß*at the Kcflpso Cottage Bange purohased by Sm in August 1879, gives, toe aieatteat satisfaction, and las proved a small fuel consumer, remarkably eaor to clean and, perteotly safe from all cheapo ot accident by lire, In short the qhpapcat and best Mr Dpvewijjc has eye? ownea. ' ' stotoa sola on the Duteb^kd Payment SYSTEM. - i AUCKLAND, IRON WGiRK^S, 'Bi7BHa^.Bt«bet,. OYSTEKS 1 OYSTEBS 1- Opening of the Oyster Season t-ferved in evers Btyl the City Buffet To-ni^ht I



rersonai. CONRAD OLSKN, who is at present on board the Greyhonnd, In the Port of Auckland, wishes to correspond with his Brother—AUGUST OLSKN-who, he expects, Is somewhere In the locality. ANTED, the Gentleman who left a ' Dog at Provincial Hotel, Prlnoes-street, to call before Monday; If not, it will be so.d to pay expenses. Ecclesiastical. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION, corner of Wollealey and Albert Btreets.—Mooting tor United Prayer will be held THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 7.30. A Bible Beading will be given, Friends are cordially invited. A BUILE CLASS for MEN every Snnday at tornoon. from 3 tUU. ST. SKFULCHKKS CHUKCH, Kyber j Pasa.—Palm Sunday: Half-yearly Collec tions for Homa Mission Fund. 8 a.m. Holy Communion; 11 a.m., Morning Prayer and Sermon; 315 p.m. (at Bchool-houso, Symonds-street), Children's Service; 180 p.m. t (at Church), Address to Men by Rev. A. Penny, IM.A.; 7 p.m., Kvenlng Pruyor (proaoher, Key. A. Ponny). Holy Week Services (dally): 7.30 a.m., Holy Communion; 10 a.ni., Morning Prayer and Address; 7.30 p.m., Evening Prayer and Speoial Sermon by Kov. A. Penny. Programme of Services to be obtained at the Church and at theßookgollers'. VJT, SBPULCHRE'S.—EasterSocial 0 ti ftthorinK at Sohool-honse, Symondß-street, Thoreday, April 13. Tickets, Two Shillings. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH^iTajn.", Morning Prayer, Holy Communion, and Sermon, "The Traitor Judas;" 3,30 p.m., Children's Service; 6.80 p.m.. Evening Prayer and Sermon, "First Word from the Cross." The Offertories throughout the day will be siren to the Home Mission. ST. PAULS CHURCH.-Holy Week- Shortened Evening Prayer, with Address on the " Words from the Cross," on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, at 7.30 p.m. Holy Communion on Thursday, at 8 am. Qood Friday Services: 11 a.m., 2.30 p.m., and 6.80 p.m. ST. THOMAS'S CHURCH, Unioti- Btreet.—The usual Servioes To-morrow, at 11 a.m. and 615 p.m. The Rev. H. J. Kdwurds will officiate. Seats free and open, All are invited. CHURCH OK ENGLAND HOME MISSION FUND. Members of the Church of England are re minded that TO-MORROW (Sunday). April 2. is the day recommended by the Synod for COIiLKO rIONS to be made In njl the Churches of the.Diocese in Aid of the HOME MISSION FUSD, VVM. S. COCHRANB. Secretary Standing Committee. pITT-STREET WESLEYAN CHURCH. TfrMQBBQw (Sunday). MojiNiNa. at n o'clock .. rev. W. moblby. KVKHiKO.at63oo'clook .. Rev. W, Mohxky. A VALEDICTORY SOIREE TO TUB REV. W, MQRLEY Will be held in the Lower School room, Pitt street, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the sth AprU, at 0.33. " Admission-One BniLUwq. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, Al-BXANUKA-STRBBT. ANNIVBBfUItY AND FAKKWBLt, SBBMOHB Will be preaohed in the nbo \o Church TO-MORROW (BUNDAV>, APRIL 2, By the REV. JOSEPH LONG, In the Morning at 11 o'clock, and \a the Evening at 6,80, THE FAREWELL TEA will take place on MONDAY KYENINQ, StBD INSTANT. Tea at 8.30. After tea a PtffiLlO MKKTING will be held in the Church, to be addreißed by Revß. Buddie, Hamer, Carrjok, Maonico), Hodgson, Bpnrgean, Robertson, Gnr, and other friends. Collection at each service in aid of Choroh Funds. fiRAFTON ROAD WESLEYaN VJT qHURCa-Wornlng. at 11, Rev. M* HndßOn; Evening, at 6,30, Rev. W. r,. Balter. POJNSONBY WKSLEYAN CHURCH. —Morning, at 11, Rev. A, Brookes: Kvcn lng, at 6.30. Key. H. B. Dawibnry. i FARNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH— Sunday Services—Morning, at 11, Mr T, J, Willa | Evening, at 6,30, Mr Hogg. EWMARKET WESLEYAN CHURCH.—Morning, at 11, Rev. W, O. Oliver; Evening, at 6.30. Mr Checaomap. NORTH SHORE WKSLEYAN CHURCH.-Mornin&, at 11, Rev. Mr Watkia; Evening, at a3O. Key. Mr Brook. ARCH-HILL WESLEYA.N SKR. VICES.-Divine Service will be held In the Publio Sohool-room To-morrow Evening. at 8.80. by Mr Field. GULERSLIE WESLEYAN SERVICES Hi -Divine service wM be held tath9l'ublio Bphool.rpom To-m?irow Kvenjng, at 6.50, by Mr Wiutfli /CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, R©re«. \J ford-Btreet.—TheuaualServioegwillbeoon duoted To-morrow (Snnday), at 11 am. and 6,30, p.m.. by the Pastor, the Key. J. Robertson, M. a, TX7ELLESLEY.STREET BAPTIST TT CHURCH.-Snnday. 2nd Aprjl-Mr &1g o;r6T Dtalgatllo' olocfc}ByenlDS TTNITBD METHODIST FREE \J CHUKCH, Pitt and Vinoent streets.- Sunday Services, April 2, to be conducted in the Morning at 11, and In th.o Kvbbldk attSO, by the Rev.'^.Hodgßon, QT. DAVID'S CHURCH, Upper Sy. K_7 monds-street.—Rov. T. MoKenzie Fraier. M. A, Morning servloe. at 11: Evening. 7 o'elookl Lecture on Scripture Characters—"Joseph, the Disguised Brother." I (IRAN KLIN ROaD PRIMITIVE 1 METHODIST OHUROH.-Bervloes To morrow Morning and Evening, by Bey. J. Qny. SERVICES in the Primitive Methodist Sunday School-room, Upper Pitt and Edwin streets.—Mr Tremain will preach at 3 o'clock in the Afternoon, and Mir Ford in the Evening at 6.30. LORNE-STREET HALL—UNSECTA RUN SUNDAY SERVICES. April 2. Morning Service only, at 11 o'olook, oondooted by tbe Rev. S. Kdger, B.A. Subjeot, "She Profitless Complaining Servant in tbe tferable of the Talents "-an old form of geßßUnlsm (by desire). ■; rT|EMP?.RANOr'HALL.-.Geo. A. 1 Brown •srffl Leotnre on Sunday night at f1.45. Snbjeot, " Practical Lobbom drawn from. the Life 6t Ohrist," Morning service at 11 o'doot:. GOSPEL TENT, Newmarket.-Lord's Day at 7.30 pm. Cloainn; meeting. Comet pHUISTADBLPHIANS meet i,a the \J Carlton AoadenSy, Hobson«treet, every first day of the week to break broad, 11 a.m.; Bible mass. 3 p.m. Trnthteekera lavitad. ' CHTOCH OF JESUS CHRIST LAT TKR-DAY SAINTS hold Meetings In the Masonic Hall, Newton, on Sunday—v a.m. for Saorament, 6,50 p.m. preaphlng the Qotpel, All are invited. No colloctlon. T mfIEATRE ROYAL: S.UNPAir EVEN- X ING SERVICES, uiidor the epnduot of the Young Mcp'3 Ohriatian Asspoiauoji, on Sunday Kyening, from Bto 9. All are invited. Boats K?<jo. Meetmga. \ RA L. ODGK, 548, 1.0, Tho Rwrojar Monthly Meetlntt will b» held at ttie Lodßo Room, Freemasons' IHall, Prtaces atreot, on MONDAY coxt, the 3rd instant/at 7.30 p.m. Visiting Brethren an> Invited to attend. By command of the W.M. A. S. RUSSBLL, P.M.. Seoretarr. A RCH HILL HIGHWAY DISTRICT. A Meeting of the Ratepayers of the above District will ba held on MONDAY, Apsll Srd, at 730 p.m., in the Newton West Public School room for the purpose ot Electing one duly qualified person (& aot as Trustee, vioe Henry Curtain, rajtanad, MICHAEL TOBIN, Chairman. A °- F- — WOTICE. — -'S^iJM^V -ti." T:-e Quarterly Meet v'^^« fiaSwS o£ Court Hureka, No. 6171. itK3&SrS&<&&R will ooiumence at 8 p.m. on W g^HKA MONDAY next, April 3rd. in- Wfc»sMSlatend o£ 7.30, as stated on tbe it?.® OTJajalSummonses that have been JjaSjdjalready issned. By order *V^&?"^e&>rot the. C.R.—M.' H. Kkbsino, Secretary. irkR^HAN HOME. — Special Re3nearsal V/ for proposed Concert l>y at Matthew's Choir, will be held at St Thomas's School-room, OU MONDAY. EVENJNS, at 8 o'oloPl^. ORPHAN HOME.—Ladies «na Gentle men wUllne to assist in tha proposed Concert in aid of the Fuada of the Orphan Homo, are requested to meet the Choir of 8 A U,KLANP B^LHARMO,Nic Th«iw will be a fou RehoaMal ot Choto and o.^l. BORTHWICE. T O-?'^—The Members of S#S£yL nLi No',f, K^o* above %*i "^wwigp Ordei;wlUholdanlnstallation Bail on \VKDNKsnav >>t April, pi in thft Masonic HaS, Newto Dancing Rt ft p.m. sharp. Double Ttekets, Sa eaph (refreshments Included). By order of the W.O,I,rWiWUHi«i»B, Corresponding Hecro ayi , TTVEYONPOBT MUBICA_ SOCIETY, It Is proppeed to. Fora a Miuieat Booiety at Devonppit, and all those Interested are n



Public Notices. A UCKLAND DIVISION COLONIAL .XX. DEFENCE FORCE. In voatlKatlon of the Land Claims of the above Force will commence at 10 a,m. on TUK3DA.Y next, at the Miaistera' Chambors, Poat-oftioo Building. l.ata members must attend to give ovidence Before the < .'omniißßionera appointed. MAJOR WALMSLKY, Commandant. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, OHRiaTOHURCU. OPENING DAY.IsASTE'k MONDAY, ! AHUI, 10IH. ADMISSION- OpcDlner Day—From 9.30 to a.m., Vive | Shillings; from Ito 6 p.m., and from 7,30 to : 10 p.m.. One Shilling. At other tlmes-U a.m."to 6 p.m., and 7,30 to 10 p.m., One Shilling. Special Art Gallory-Slxpenoe extra. SEASON TICKETS-Price 2 gnlnoas for a Blngle ticket, and 1 guinea for any other member ot the same family. These admit the holder to all parts of the Mx htbtiera (Including the Speoial Art Gallery) one hoar in the morning before the general Dublin, and at all hours at which the Exhibition Is open until the close, They also admit to the opening and closingonromonlen, and to any con certs that maybe held. They are NON-TRANB KKit ablk, and will consist of a printed signed form, which will be pasted on to the photograph (carte de vielte size) of the applicant atF.B. MiLis's. Triangle, High-street (opposite EL Peterson & Co.), whero RKBKRVKD SKATS for the OPENIN a CEREMONY arealao obtain able. By order of the Promoters, B, S. WALPOLE, fceoretary. rVYSTERS I OYSTERS I-Opemng ot Vr Oyster Beacon.—Served in every ityleat at the City Buffet to-night. rgiARANAKI BUTTER DEPOT, ONE. X HUNOA.—Wanted, the Retail General Storekeepers of Auckland to know that the undersigned, having arranged with several of the largest and bent Dairies in Taranaki, la now prapared to Snpply the Trade weekly. Applications, stating quantity required, will bo reoelvod till FRIDAY, 7th April. T. J.HENSHAW. Thorp Mart, J- Onohunga. -DONSONBY VOTING. Forms of Petition to the Govenor re Ponsonby Joining tbo City are at Mr StaUari's.Ponsonby Road; at the City olub Hotel, Ponsonby Road; and at (Mr Smith's Store, opposite Ponsonby Hall, whore they can be signed by those rate payers who have not yet done bo. T¥7"AITEMATA COUNTY RATES. Notica is hereto given that proceedings, under " The Rattafj Aot, 1878," and " The Rat ing Act Amendment Acts. 1878 and 1879." will be taken in laspect ot the Rates due on tha {allowing Lands, unless the same be Raid with in One Month from present date, April 1,1882 :— Lot 2. Ararimu, 105 acres j! 5 do, 120 aorea; and 83 do, 90 acres Lots 10, IS. 7,3 and 74, Paremoromo, MUi acres; and $2 do, UO acres Unahuore Block, Ararimu, 182 acrtis The following Lota in the Parish of Waiko miti—22,7o aores; 31,40 aores; 65,40 acres; 70. 40 acres; 71i 40 aoroa; 72, 40 aores; and 82,10 acres ' The following Lots in the Parish of Karanga hape—l,lß7o aores; 2,77 ao*es; 7.89 aoroa ; 10,80 aores; part 11, 4D acres; parta 11 and 15,60 acres; part IS, 63 aores: 20. 80 acres ; 29,40 acroa; B*. 40 aores; and 91,139 acres And la the Parish ot Waiparelre-Lot 3, 33SJ sores i and 13,650 acres. OLIVER MAYS. Chairman Waitomata County Council, April 1.188?. TIE J. DINNISON'S ESTATE, All Book Debts are requested to bo paid at his Shop, Newmarket, on TUESDAY noxk, 4th April, and Jt »ot then paid will be handed to a Solicitor rbr immediate recovery. By orflar ol the Trustees. O. JOYNT. T\ R, D E N T O JV, PHYSICIAN, SURBEON, AND ACCOUCHEUR, BBLLVUE HOUSE, NORMAN'S HILL, OSKHUNOA. _ _ _ _ — All acoonnts due to the undersigned will please be paid at once, or to his suooeßsor.Mr J. G. Brown, whose receipt will be sufficient. F. TOMLINSOIf, Parnell, April let, 1832. TtT O T 1 C E. F. G. CLAYTON, In retiring from tha Coal and Firewood Business, would thank his friends for their trappoit. Attendance in the Reading room of the Newmarket Hall eaoh day from 9 to IS, and from 2 to 1 o'clock, for a few weeks, whora accounts may be settled. All Commission Agencies, South British Insurance Co., carried On as usual. Letters and telegrams Bhould be addressed "Oarlton Road, Newmarket." March 29,188% V. Q. CLAYTON. T\BVONTOFT HIGHWAY DISTRICT n Qjcjjfo b. Lodging-house Keepers/and ethers are can* tioneti against receiving into their honnw Persons recovering Jfrom\Bcarlflt] n a orariy lother inf octkms Disease wlthontaKtertlfloate from a MeflloaUPraotltioner/o»the (ftlroct that .mil danger of contagion la passed.nThe provisions of 33 and 34 of <♦"] ho* Puhlio Health Act, 1876," will ba'strlotly enforced. BENJAMINiTANNKR, Secretary Local (Boardsof Health. TCTOTICB TO SPORTSMEN. The Season {or Shooting Native Game will commenoo, this year, on May Ist, Instead of ADiil lat, as in previous years. Sportsmen are therefore cautioned not to ahoot Native Game during the month ot April, as by so doing they will render themselves liable to be proceeded ngalnstfor ahroaoh of the "Animals Protection Act, 1880." By eider, T, F. CHKESBMAN, Secretary Acclimatisation Soeletv. npHB NEW BmVDiNQ SOCIETY. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDKNT PRHMA | NBNT BUILDING, LAND AND IN VKBT MKNT SOCIBTY OF AUCSXANB. COWKKOT QOKKN-STKKKT and VULCAN LANK, AU olassei are Invited to take op Investing Iharee, payments weekly, Interest remunera tive. LOANS granted on security of Freehold or jeasehold Property, for the purpose of Buying, bditjdiwo, so., in sums of £20 to £5000, repay. able—for every £100 advanoed—at the following scale, by weekly, monthly, or quarterly Instal ments!— T _^ Repayments Per Repayments Per extending over Week, extending over Week, 8. (1. S yean .. 1518 7 years „ 8 3 4 years «j 12 6 8 yean .. 7 b o yearg - 10 S 10 years _ 6 8 SPUGIAL FACILITIKB are given to Bor rowers for paying off part prlasipal money and reduolng weekly payment, or ike whole mm may be paid off at any time—the Society grant. Ing ÜBKHAI, DISCOUNT. SBORGB FBASRR, Msnager. TffOTICEU NOTICE!! i.l B. PATTERSON (suocoseor to D. Fort Boot and Shoemaker, Rhortland-Btreet, begs to Inform M; Fort's old cuntoniora and tho Publla (oncrally that ho oontlnues to carry on the. business, In the old proraleos, as formerly, and shall be glad to reoolre a share of the owitom no lborally bentowerv upon his prodeoeasor. B. I*. having wrought for Mr Fort for over 19 years, knows thoroughly the requirements of the cus tomers, who oan always trust to a Superior Article being turned out. He wishes the old customers to know that he has no connection with Johq Wilson, who was repairer for Mr Fort, and is now representing himself as Mr Fort"n foreman, which Is Incorrect, as he never was his foreman,—Shortland-streoti March 25, 18^ - | SILVER HUNTING ENGLISH LEVKR WATCH, now style, a large stock on hand; every Watch warranted; price. £& each. Also, Opiate Waltham Levers, £5 each.— ' Jas, Adams, Watchwukor k Victoria atreot. NOTICE. — Allotments Bought and Houses Built on the Weekly Payment System.—O. Layer, Kjbor Pass. ALE! ALE! ALEI MKSSKS. JAS. SHKIGHT & CO.'S DCNKDIN ALK XXX DUNKDIN ALB At 2s Bd per Gallon, on the Premises. XXXX (IN BOTTLB), Quarts, 10s: Pints, 6a, Delivered,, Sole Agents * M. WHITE & CO. HOBSON BUILDINGS, FOHT-BTRBBi, HENRY P E T'R V, JKWBLLKR ft DIAMOND SRTTKH. VIOTOBIA-KTUKEX tOpDOSItO Royftl Mail), tWO doors below Holland and BDUers. N.8.-A Choloa Stock of the Latest Novelties inJeweUery, Watches, fca, always on hand. Repairs neatly exeonted on the Premises, ana Orders promptly attended to. .■ ■CIENOIJtG I FENCIMGI FitNCING!! KhoS, 100.000 Shingles, good broad noart. Vis (deUvered). Dome early.-BAH «T fk TO *10,000 IJSNX on Bnliainn 3G'-L" Bociety principles, or on other tormi to t.ntt benowen. Mortgages and Loans taego* tlated. See List of Proportion to* sale on fcrarth page. Bis por cent allowed on money deposited for investment.^-O, * Wmjamson, Land, state and g'""8^1 *»"*■'£j^Mij|ia^ mm



I Auctions. . I ' ' "' \ I■■ .- ,:' ;; v v>;,; ■■■■•:■ • ■■ r.v:<T I MONDAY, APRIL 3, KDEN TERRACE. fT() BUILDING ALLOTMENTS TO UK LKASED BY PUBLIC AUCHON , On MONDAY, 3RD ArRIL, ; ~. At 12 o'clo*, By W. DOWDEN, Auctioneer, At the KxohanKo Mart, Qaeon-Btreet. / This Property Is situated about 15 mlnntea* walk from the City, on tho New North Koad, la tho rapidly rising district of Eden Torraoe, and commands a fine view. This Is an opijortunity that seldom occurs lor - working men to obtain a homestead almost equal to freehold, done to the city, at a vary small outlay. ■ , Leases will be granted by the the Vendor to tho Purchasers free of charge. )\. ' '" ''''.-, i- W. S. OOCHEANB. JAS, DAOBi^ , TUESDAY, APKIL4. ._ In the Supreme Court of New Zealand. tinder Writ of Fi. Fa. HOUSEHOI£T~FUR.NITURE; VALUABLE LAW LIBRARY. TUE Subscribers have received inßtrnc- - tionß from the Sheriff of tho Supremo , Court, Auckland, to sell, at the residence of J. ? f v¥ ao. u °rmiok. Kaq,, Park Hoad, oa Tnesdar, SUPEKJOB HOUSBHOIiD FURNITUaB. ' At 2 o'clock, , J The VALUABLE I*AW LIBRARY. .; [i SAMUEL COOHRANE & SOW, ' ! Auctioneers. fi.TONKS. R. C. CARE. H, B, TONES t TUESDAY, APRIL *, SHIP'S BOAT J SHIPS BOAT I B. TONis~& CO. ~'„, WILL sell on Tuesday, the 4th iasi: ' ■ at half-part 10 o'dooK, *. I A QOOD SHIFH BOAT, now hanglntr on ft the davits of the Aloestta. TUESDAY, APRIL 4. JUNC TlO W YAR D & troß SALE at iaoTjnnctiou Yaidj. «i A Tuesday next, . U Wmß Oxen, from W-aDwmir^ 1 1 250 Prime Wethers, from Wangannl nalryGows. Store Cattte^TlT > ;• Veal Oalveß. Fat and Store Kga. ■> ' At 1 o'clock. .' ■;. ', ,:.,- HUNTER & NOLAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5. ?PAPAKURA YARD& MeClymont. who la selling his Bum™ 7 m. " > U D*els Pos? Woll-bre4 Bull. Goodß**i'« 60 2-tooth Rwes . . ..'.:* >. Plonffh Harness, Grnbbor. Dr«v HSB Spring Part, Dairy UtSS, ftji^ol HUNTER & NOLAN. WEDNESDAY, APBIL 6. Shovels, Pumps, Staples, Tracks, lock% Lawn Mowers, Axes/Hateheta, Tubs, Buckets, Fenders, Tacks, Bit Braces, Saws, Nails, Tin Coffee Pots, Tin Dishes, Lanterns, Lamps, Bedatoads, Paints, Oil, Scrim, Cutlery, Buiiers, I Biushwaro (Assori»d), . &a, &a, &c. ' & & A. ISAACS HAVE. received instructions to sell by auction, at their Store*. Queen-stNefc Do Wedueaday next, AprU 5, at U o'clock; 475 PAOKAGKB OP THK ABOVB. E. & A. ISAACS, j Merchants and Auctioneers. THUKSDAY, APRIL 13, ■ , At 12 o'clock noon. GLADSTONE, NORTHCOTB, koßTßpf SHORE. ' BEAUTIFUL VILLASITES, BXTBttlWe AND VARIED Viaw DELIGHTFUL HOMESTEAD SITUS," PLEASANT AHD HEALTHFUL GOOD GARDEN SITES, convkhmst ASD PEODUCtnVB. TO BE SOLD BY AUOIION.- THE undersigned has been farwiretJ with instruTlons from the puoprletonr W , sell by public auction, at his Sstate, Land, and House Bale Room, Arthur's Mare, Qaeea-atreet. i onThnraday, April 13, next, at 18 o'clock noon, Gh ADS T6 N "W:'':" ' LAD 8 IO X L. THAT BPLENDIDLV - fIITUATKD PRO PRRTY at NORTHCOri. a short diatano*. from tte Ohurohi MTadJotattirWWWft ffiol Property, iavtaK a large fjontago to tl» GreStNorttßoad, now beingmttatUft aOor ernment road, and to a^ohata wide road, fnrmed through tho property,known at Olad- r: B&wad. WiTlfled Into £8 lots, varrtog. from half-an-aoro to 8} acres eaoh, suitable for " position for such purposes in this fait' r rising, healthful suburb, the whole of it , being on a gentle slope, well Bheltarod,yot com. ■■. mandlng one ot the mow extensive and charm- ' * ing vlws ot the city, suburbs, country, and. harbour. A little over a mile from the wharf. Ferry stoamera are now. running regularly at Bhort interval. This is an opportunity' which- should not be lostsightof by rersona doslrous ot obtalnlrg healthful, plsua&t, and oonvontent Homes. LltUpgraphlo plane will be ready in Blew days. . :■■•■ Good Title. Easy Terms. Further partloulara can be obtained from the U auctioneer, at his office* Arthur's Kart. ; R. ARTHUR, Salesman and Auctioneer. (Qnntinnmi on P<mptfcul£aflLal_^^