NORTH SHORE DROWNING CASE.

Body Recognised as that of Mr. It. J. Hunter.

IS our last evening's issue we stated that a body had been found between the Narrow Neck and the take. We are now possessed of further particulars a3 follows :—Sergeant Martin, having obtained the loan of an ex press at North Shore, west, in company with Mr Reynolds and Constable Hutchin sou, to the spot indicated. The body, how ever, was nearer North Shore than at first supposed, boing discovered on a sandy portion of the beach between Mr Stark's new building and tlie Narrow JNeck. The tide being high it was found impossible to get to tlie body without a boat. Xhis difficulty was overcome, however, by the fact that just as the search party reached the spot, one of the boata of the Agnea Kdj'.eU was ashore. Sergeant Martin took chaige of the craft, and by thia means reached the body. He found that it had lain there for over one tide, as the inside of the coat and pockets contained a quantity of aand. The body was lying oa its back, to all appearance as if it had .very recently been washed aahore. The clothing vom consisted of a dark-coloured suit of striped tweed, while ou the feet were a pair of strong elastic-aide boots pretty well worn. The body was thencs conveyed to the catt and removed to the .Flagstaff Hotel.

Upon the pockets of the deceased being searched, a number of miscellaneous articles were found, including a small note book, a letter book, two shillings in silver, and a few coppers. There were also numerous scraps of paper ; one contained a clipping from the "Burlington Hawkeye" and another was hesded " Testimonial. to Crosbio Kidd." These, along with his previous acquaintance with the man, led he Officer to identify the body as that of a Mr n. J. Hunter, lately employed as a clerk by Mr J. P. Barber, gum merchant, of tbis city. Within the last few days feara were entertained for the safety of Hunter, owing to several peculiar circumstances with which he was connected, and the police bad been instructed as to his disappearance. Mr Barber states that Hunter came to Byd; ney a few years ago, where he for some time occupied the post of invoice clerk to LasßCter and Co,, ironmongers, Thence he proceeded to Melbsurne, and afterwards came to New Zealand, arriving first in the South, and eventually in Auckland, bring ing here good references from former employers. Mr Barber took him on as shipping clerk, about eighteen months ago, and found him a man of more than ordinary business ability. He ob served, however, that Hunter was inclined to intemperate habits, and his usefulness as clerk only prevented dismissal on. more than one occasion. More recently hi* employer was led to suspect that Hunter was guilty of pilfering cigars, and accordingly set Mr Bono 1, the manager, to keup watch. On Tuesday afternoon, therefore, a second clerk who is engaged in the office was sent off earlier than usual, leaving no person there but jQuater. At the usual hour for closing the yonng man was observed to clo«e the door and walk away from the oilico. Mr Bond at once entered and discovered that about half-a-dozen cigars wore missing. Be im tnediately called Hunter and charged him with the theft. Hunter emphatically denied taking the cigars, remarking that be aerer smoked, and for that reason nrged that they were of no use to him. Mr Bond, however, threatened to place the matter in the hands of the police, upoii which Hunter produced thren cigars, aud admitted having pilfered others on preyious occa sions. He seemed rather frightened, ami paid, " I suppose this is petty larceny," Mr feond said he might term it what be liked, but he would speak to him further about the matter in the morning. Hunter replied, " I d'oa't think you will," and walked away. He did nop appear at the office as usual on Wednesday morn i»g jind never since, and enquiry was ai ones set on foot regarding Eiis whereabouts. Ho is said to have been Been ou Tuesday evening after the conver sation with Mr Bond had taken place, in several hotels, drinking heavily, being quite intoxicated between 7 and 8 o'clock. His Planner was also roranikcd by several so careless and semi • unconocious, After eight o'clock he appears to haye left town, but whether he was drowned from off oae of cho wharves on this side of the harbour, or whether he had pro seeded to the North Shore and there met his death, is at present un known. It is surmised, however, from sur rounding circumstances, that Hunter, jn fear cf tlia consequence of his misdeeds, mlfully committed suicide by drowning.

CORONER'S INQUEST.

JDY TELEPHONE.]

An inquest upon the[body of the deceased was commenced this afternoon at the Flagstaff Hotel, . North Shore, be fore Dr. Philson, coroner, and a jury of twelve. Sergeant Martin, who gave evidence as to the finding of the body, deposed that the features were entirely gone, and that no marks of violence had been discovered upon it. The body was that of a young man, apparently about 27 years of "age. There was no doubt that drowning was the cause of death. 'He considered the man bad been dead seven eg eight dava. The deceased was identified as J. B. Hunter, late clerk to Mr J. P. Barber, Mr Bond (Mr Barber's manager) waa under examination at 3 o'clock. The remaining evidence will no doubt be but a repetition of the particulars set forth in our report of the case.

EXHIBITION AWARDS.

j[BY TELEGRAPH.— PEESS ASSOCIATION.]

CHRISTCHURCK, this day.

The following additional awards hare been declared : -Section 9, Class 41, first orderof merit, gold medal, Lightband and Allan, of Cliristchurch, for booisand shoes ; same firm, gold medal for leather. This firm was alao recommonded for considera tfon for the Industrial prize. Silver medals : Nicholas and Son, Chriotchurch, boots and shoes, Toomer Bros., Christchurcli, ditto; Nicholas, HallensteiD, and J?arquhar, Chrißtchurch ' and Dunedin, leather ; A. Dnnbar, Chrißtchurch, saddles. Bronze medals i F. Harris, Christchurck, boots and shoea. , election 11, Class 51—certificates and gold medals: Mew Zealand Loan and Mercantile Company, grain, etc.; New Zealand Grain Agency Company, ditto; Victorian Sugar Company, sugar. Bronze medals : Wew Zealand Loan and Mercan tile Company, grain; W. A. Hazlett Thombnry, Southland, oats; New Zealand Grain Agency Company, wheat; Job.* Anderson, JKaogiora, maize ; W. K. Evans, Timaru, wheat; L. V. Desborough, Leestooa, peas and beans ; Allan, flour; Anderson and Company, Dunedin, flour. Certificates : New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Company, grain. Silver medal: Jas. Mundy, Geelong, machine bolts.

Silver medals : Fergueson and Mitchell, Dunedin, book - binding ; Press Com pany, Chtistchurch, printing ,md book, bisding; TombP, Chrfatchnrch, ditto Aulesbrook, (Jhriafchurch, card-board boxes ; Faber, New York, pen cils and indiarubbor goods; t Lockwood, New York, printing, lithography, etc.; Wade . and Co., New York, inks; Greenwood and Battley, London, printing machinery ; Liggie, Lon don, printing machine; Wimble and Company, Melbourne, printing. Bronze medals: A. P, Osboroe, Christ church, engravings in brass and copper ; Smith, and Company, Christchurcli, stationery, printing and book binding; Silas Papprill, Christchurch, electro, typing and stereotyping. Certificates of merit: MacKellar and Smiths, A. D. Jordan, Boston, specimen case of plain and ornamental printirjg types; Hectograph " Company, New York, a new mechanical lamp; Kyron, Weston, and Dalton, Massachusetts, linen, ledger, and record paners; Shipman and Sons, ,York, for Russell's patent common sense binders-; Gordon and Gotch, Mel bonrne, for the Australian Handbook for 1882 ; Furnival and Co., London, improved guillotine cutting machine.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Mat 17th. 1883. Bank of NewZealand-BuycM £23 53; Hellers, £33 7s 8d Colonial Bank- i93 6d; buyers. 19b 6d Naw Zealand Insurance— Buyer?, 79a N.Z, Loan and Mercantile—Bayers, £S ; sellers, Ai-ckland Gas—Borers, £10 ss; sellers, £10 10a

Thames—Buyers, 29s Ei ■■' Union Sash and Door—S3 7« 01: buyers, £3 5a Aqokland Tlmber-Bnjew, £6 12s 6d' New Zealand Timber—Sellers. £fl 10a Northern 8.8. Co.—Sellora, 12s Coromandel 8.8. Co.-Bnyflrs, 148 6a KJiher and Compsny-Hs; ocycrs, lie; selUra, Southern Otosa-123 6d to 103 6i; buyerfl.lOaei

CENTRAL PRISON SITE.

BY TELEGRAPH.— PRESS ASSOCIATION,]

WELLINGTON, this day. A DISPUTATION ol the Chamber of Com merce, and private citizens, waited on the Colonial Secretary, this morning, to protest against the erection of a central prison, on i Mount Cook, Wellington. The arguments used were that the principle of erecting pennl gaola in large centres was] a bad one, and waa not followed else where; and also that it would tend to depreciate the valua of the property in the neighbourhood, and that the situ was too valuable for the purpose. Mr I>ick replied'that a vote was passed last session for the erection of a peual establish ment at Mount Cook, and he had allowed the matter to stand over to the last moment until there was danger of the vote lapsing before the work was commenced, He had spoken to the editors of the papers, and told them that they mi^lit write and ascertain the public feeling,"but no action had been taken on the part of the public. The peoDle of Wellington had, it appeared, woke up i* this matter several mooths too late. Having gone so far, the Government were compelled to go on with tho work. However, the deputation could get the members to move in the matter in Parlia ment. Mr Dick also informed the deputa tion that the site iv question had appeared on tho Government maps since 1841 as the site for the prison, and yet the City Council took no action in the matter.

THE LOST SURVEYOR FOUND.

Seven Dai/8 in the Bush Without Food.

(FROM OUR OWN CiKBESPOHDKaT.)

TaURANGA, thia day. The deep anxiety concerning the fate of Mr Yates, the surveyor lost in the bush a we«k ago, waa abated yesterday afternoon by his arrival in town. He is in a very weak state, but Dr. Armitage, who is at tending him, has eTcry hope of hia recovery, From Mr Yates's statement,it would appear that as he di icorered that he had lost his way the wet weather spoil hia ammuni tion, and the only food ho had was one pigeon, which he succeeded in capturing with the aid of his dog. He heard the shouts and firing ot the search parties, but his exhausted state prevented his replying. He managed to crawl to Wnotu, a native settlement, whore the natives niado him Gorufortable, and com municated with Taaranga. When bo arrived at Waotu he was minus all clothing except shirt and singlet, his trousers, dice, having been torn off by the denso under wood.

Correspondence.

THE PUBLICANS OF NEW ZEALAND UNDER A BANN.

(To the Kdltor.)

Sin.—At a meetloft In Auckland lately of sym pathy for the Jaws, one of the speakers said I To enact arbitrary laws waß unwlao and un righteous on the purt of any Qovoroinont, and merited oondomnation from e\l reasonable mon, .■md not only Bo.but such iot;i*li\tion nooessarlly oroatod a iienso of iijtutico In the mtsdj of people oppro wed. The publicans are tho people bo cp pressed. If wa look on tho doora of tho ovar o'itbty hotels in Auckland, we Bhall find tho uoortt pliuitjroi ovor with plaourds, somo having us many cs four, chc> purport of said placards i tttnn to Uform tho public that the pro r >tor ot saoh hotel is about to inuko v, ilicatlan for ihe renawal of his lioanso, ns'iC tho genera' public ot Auckland, or elw wh'ore would feel greatly concerned with tbut faor. J aslt where can be the need of it, rs the sumo Aot compels tl>o publlcin to advortlßO ihe antao piece of information In tho nowspaper for three consecutivo dayc Moreover, ha has to furnish six notions to the Clerit tf tho Court, iilso announcing the eamo fact, three of which notices, for thb inspection of tho public, will bo exhibited on tha outaldo of the Court-touge door, and thrao on the Insido. Ho has a!eo to pay 5» to the Court (or this w&3te of paper, and 23 for tbp rfKlatration of the lame. Many pub!ioan» h»va to pay £2 2a, and If with tr»ns- Jora, &S, for oarrying this bnßlness to a clow. The oppression,nay. It amountg to an aot of por- Becutlon.tyranny oh tno part of the Goveramont, In (jrlovous, for any Bane person can oerooivo tho cronmlocatlon in the m»tter ia all humbuu. not wanted. Thero was quite »uflioiont fence about tho old Aot; the new ono f hould have almpli- Ced the matter. ■ The advonUintr.for ioßtanoo, iuovna that the pubUcano of Now Zealand are compelled, by law, to pay to tho newspapers ovor £3.000; and for why. the name thinjt ia announced on their doors, and twice in the Court Houas. No, it means UDJust oppro^iou fastened on the already over bnrdonodpnbiican, no doubt to ploase tho Good Templars in their then coming elections alter tho dismissal of laßt Parliament, fcuch persecutions put mo in nilnd ol reading how the Jowb were op pressrad in Rome in the year 1555 under Pope Paul I v. He- Utroduoed the In oui6it!on at Komo. and ccmpellod all Jowa to i wear abadgo—tbe men a yellow hat. ijnd tho women a yellow veil. Tho only wonder is that tho New Zealand Government do not compel the publicans to do v> the Pofb did—make them wear their badees on their bresaH lißtead of on their doorp. The insult to tho Knglishman Is tiie came; it is a direct innovation on hia blrtli rinht, oa fc'3 ffeedom; it is a slavish idea, be commK a Bujißit!} ftUtoCtat--lam'^ ojf o , LKRi

WINE LICENSES.

(To tbs Editor.)

' Sib,—ln reply to Mr Newman's note, allow me to say that In my former lotter I did not intend to atk itr merely private Information. A oertsin statement tubiioly made was, it seemed to me. of saoa a oharao'.er us to require proof; and not unnatprally, J made a requeat for trustworthy evldenco, not as a sisglo inaalsltiveindividual, but aa one of * nnmber Di persons somewhat iucredajoaa aa to the accuracy of of the asser tion in question, Sucueviden.ee, Jf 'heie be anr oxlsting, oughtto be widely circulated, and not communicated from ono to another by stealth. One more word. lam referring to wine licenses only, and wish Mr Newman to confine himself to thorn. The Bplrlt and beer Henna™ granted to grocers at home are outside of the dlaonaalon. lam as opposed to them as Mr Newman himaolt Is,—Youre, &o. In Mbdiib Rxbus.

THE ARCHITECTS' AND BUILDERS' DISPUTE.

Sir,—Allow me a few words re yoi;r re> marks on the attitude of the Baildcrs'Asso ciation. You say that the architects must have power to prevent "scamped" work. Have they not alw»ya had powor so to do ? I say most emphatically, yes. I &sk yon. whether it would be fair ; because there were half-a-dozen dishonest persons iv a community, to brand the whole Jot as thieves? But this is practically what the architects are doing. But this is not one of the grievances of which'the builders speak. The first is the trouble about shrinkage. "Why should we be answerable for what no mortal man can preyent, Why should we be ruined by an unprincipled architect ?—and there are juat as dishonest architects as there are builders. Let the architects give a fair and reasonable time in'wjjicli to com? plete the work, and specify that the whole of "the dressed timber must be on the ground and properly stacked within a reasonable time; then if he watch that the work i* done in a proper manner, to his satisfaction, what more can he or the pro prietor want t Why should we have to answer for an unalterable law of > a.t_ure ? for it is well known that when kauri has been seasoned for years, if the end» ho cut, it will still shrink. What then would bo seasoned timber? Then again re arbitra tion, it sepms' to me the height of presumption on] the part of the architects, who are supposed to be sensible business men, to draw up such a clause as they ha*,"o and offer it to other men, as sensible and intelligent as themselves, and say— "Wo do not want your approval; you must, and shall comply." I have '#ad yery warm dis cussions with several architects, upon this point, but not one of them ever advanced the ple» that their arbitrator was tjmply to be a referee [ and, if they had, the farce would only haye beep the greater, for, with an architect appointed by themselves, and another by the president, the builder, with one arbitrator, would have n splendid chance of obtaining -justice. How, what I would advise is that a proper set of conditions be drawn up by one of our legal firms and approved by both parties, the expense to be defrayed between them. It would be far better, now that the builders have determined to make a firm stand, thai; these things should be propsrly and finally settled—even if it occupies three months' time—rather than that they should again pnt themselves in the power of any unprincipled architect, who, as one of our leading lawyers said, could break a bank under those con ditions ; remarking, also, that ho was amazed that any man could be found^fools enough to sign them,—l am, &c, Builder.

Auckland, May 13th, 1882.

Ann Wadswortti \yas committed to the Lußatic Asylum this aiterrioon, on the medioal testimony of Drs 1 ennent and Evans.

Professor Caiiliau wiU open two classes for instruction in the art of playing the violin, at his private residence, Grey-street, this evening, viz., a class for beginners at 7.30, and a class for advanced pupils at 8.39 o'clock. •

The following telegram was received from the Manager of the Southern Cross ;— '* Fifteen pounds specimens. No gold shewing."

LATEST TELEGRAM.

CHRISTCHUROH, this day. The Hon. E. Ricbardßon, candidate for Stanmore, addressed the electors last night, and received a vote of thanks. By the action of the Mayor, all the child ren whose parents are unable to pay for their admission to the Exhibition, are to be admitted free by tho promoters on Friday, and will be provided with refreshments by the Mayor, A subscription list has been opened for the relict of the sufferers by the Timaru disaster. WELLINGTON, this day.* At the inquest on Vause to-day, a verdict was returned that he shot himself while iv a state of temporary-insanity. The collision enquiry is still going on, The Governor arrived at eight o'clock this morning. . OAM ARU, this day. A subscription list ia open here on bshalf of the sufferers by tho Timaru disaster. Tee Volunteer Band has announced a con cert in aid of the fund.

LATE CABLEGRAMS.

Irish Rent Arrears to be Wiped

[KKUTBR'S TELEGRAMS]

LONDON, May 16,

In the House of Commons last night, a bill was introduced by the Government tor deallDg with the question of payment of arrears of rent iv Ireland. The measure provided that the Irish church Burplus should be appropriated for the purpose of clearing the tenants of their liabilities. The church fund.will thus bo entirely ex hausted, PARtOsLL'S PROMISE. It has transpired from reliable sources, that before his release from Kilmainham gaol, Mr Parnell promised that the agrarian outrages in Ireland should cease, and undertook to co-operate to that cnd,| 'I he Australian mails, per Orient Com pany's steamship John Kldcr, which loft Mtlbourne on the sth April, were delivered here yesterday. STJEZ MAIL." MELBOURNE, this day. Arrived, thia morning : The P. and O. Company's Steamship Hydaspes, with the inward Suez mails, which left London on April 7. GOVERNMENT TRIUMPHANT. In the Legislative Assembly lust night, !Mr Kerry's amendment to the address in reply to the Governor's speech, amounting to a vote of want of confidence in the Min istry, was rejected by 45 to 29, and the address was then passed. The reduced tariff for telegraphic nies sages betwoen Australia and New Zealand will take effect from the latJiiue next. SHIPPING MISHAP. SYDNEY, this day. The ship Cashmere, 1,230 tone, while in charge of a pilot, swung upon a sand-bank iv Newcastle harbour last eveniug, and is expected to become a total wreck.

TO-DAY'S KORERO.

(BY TELEGRAPH—SPEOML REPORTJB,)

A Scene—laivhiao's Speech.

ALEXANDRA, this day.

To-day's meeting commenced about 11 o'clock, Tawliiao came on to the ground very drunk, and lay down among the people. After the lapse of n few [minutes, Paul, of Orakei, referred at some length to the state of Tawbiau, spying that on account of tho same, Dothim; could be dove that d&y. Te Wheoro followed, admitted tne un seemly state of things, and reproached the chiefs of the people setting example of druukenneis, instead of endeavouring to repress the aame. lie hoped all the peo ple, including Mr Bu9h (the Government representative), would assist him iii bring ing matters before Parliament, so that a settlement may be arrived at. Wahanui spoke at length, advocating the establishment of a press. Tawliiao, who during the meeting was lying incapuble on the ground, got on his feet about 1.,'|0 o'clock and delivered the following npueeh i— I wish that Parliament should be brought to Auckland so that I may go there and speak and convoiso freely with it. If the late Sir Donald McLean were living 1 would not regard anything .you should nay, 1 would have gone with him had ho lived, I would have gone with him. Two words he Bpoko—just words and great words —and I could not overcome these wo<ds, and I was drawing near to them. Although he is' dead, his words If re. Although ho was a Maori, and I was a pakcha, he was like to me. I would have been takon by him end he by jp«> Althpugh ne'is not hero he is still in existence in spirit, and I'll go hither and thither in the district, . Tawhiao here finaudibly referred to somo money matter with Sir Donald andproceeded ihus : Isaid, " Take the money away back %o the bank, and let that money intended tor me remain there.

Addressing the pakehas : Let your ad finistration be correct, even beyond what espepted, so that ft may be beyond what I have already uttered. Speaking *f Tp Whitl, Tohu, and Biroki, Tawhiao then said ho wished that they were present that lie might npoak of them. What man was without love for bis people. Therefore ho desired to look upon these people'tbnt they'might tajk together. He then proceeded: If' I see a man goipg through the district I'll not conceal it, but make it known. I shall say lie down quietly and peacefully. If I find that the European words are similar to those of Sir Donald McLean, I shall be taken away. 1 should take him and be take me. I shall run hither and thither; so shall Wnhanui, Paul of Orakei, Grey of Mongonui, aud Topia, This one and that one will run about through the district?. Let all your arrangements' be carrjed out rightly, 60 that I ma; secure these good things and kindly things. Therefore, I say, let ypuri aptiono be just, just, just, Let things be donp iff that J may carry in my amm that which is good, and that which is right. Don't suppose that I am pna tp leap here and leap there. Let yonr(t))e European) administration be just, and my word will be fixed upon that. Understand that Whatlwhati. hoe is a place of Maori?, and here I am the man; and Alexandra is a place of pakehas. and there I am the'tAwa. What ever results ypu come to', they will be submitted to me. All the pvijs have been trodden down under my feet-r-the con» fusions and the darkness an well as other things-and this day I put them under my feet so that we might do good to one another. What Mr Whitaker said, about trampling on the soil undor foot, and that everything should bo peaceful, was right. Yon have heard that I have been to Auckland. If 1 see what is right I shall be there and rest on what is tight, and if I see what is \yrong, I'll not acceclo to it. Bo patient. 1 won't be taken away. The generation to follow_ .may be taken away. Do what is jusr, so that we may all sit together and becomo united. I say about the printing press, it is mine, Itis right, and let the words of all the places be right. These words are a' an end.

The meeting is still proceeding,

THE AUCKLAND EVENING- STAK, WEDNESDAY. MAY 17.



roots ana Btioes TTISLA.RGEMENT OF CHEMISES Hi p T) ROOK ES, Bltje Boot, Queen-street, Having Enlarged hlg Premises, has now opened op an immeneo atook of MBN^i, WOMEN 1?, AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND aaOKS, All of whloh are New and Well-abborted Qcods, a. Special Boom Has been neatly fitted up for Ladles, whloh ip S(rlfitly J?rfv9te, O. BB'OOSBa Has Accommodation to salt all olawos, and will do Mb best to give them Good Value for their Money. tsr Note ipa address— /^ OBOOKES, , f I v ,;. BLUB BOOT, , . ; : Opposite (j abuok and üba n well's.



'Wanted. WANTED, a Young Girl to serve ia a Drapor'a Bhop.—Agply Star Office. W7AMTJSD, a good Watertight Closer; T 7 olso Female ApprehtloßS.—J. Trenwlth Boot Factory, Wakefleld-street. ANTtD, a respectable Youth to open.—Apply Oyster Depot, opposite Mr Green's. Bootmaker, vyotorla-Btreat vVfcßt. ANTED? aTciea^ strong Girl for Housework— Apply nnyevoning dorlng the weok. from 7.30 to U.-Mra Boohan, Pitt straet. naxt Dr. Purcbaa. WANTED a Light Porter. — Apply H. Atkins. ; ANTEU, Steward for s.s. Argyle— Apply on aoard an Jmday, May 19, at 11 a.m.-W. Corns. WANTED, « Strong Errand Koy.— Apply to Milne & Choyce. WANTKD, Apprentices and Iniprovefs to tho drossmuklng— Miss Itobb, GoorKe stre^r, Poneenby. ANTED, an active, intelligent lad for a furniture store—Apply at 123, Qufton-stroet. ■ WAITED, a Womau Cook.—Apply, Gray hound Hotel. W AJNTED, -pprentices for the Blouk mftklng,—Apply at once, J. D. Oxloy. WANTJSD. a Good Machiuist and a Fitter.—Apply Wllkiuß and Co.. Hoot makera. 83, ViotorU-Btreet. WAN TED, a strong Servant for Para •wnl (Thames); ono who can milk pre ferred.—Mrs Shalderi, 200 &2U2. Queen-street. \\f aNX-HD, immediately, Improvers to 7 7 the Dressmaking.—Dunno, Hall ft CO., Qncon-Btroat. W~ ANTED, a good Smith j nho Two Strong Ini-jlllaont Boys for the Horse Shoeing and General Smithing.—Apply Uco. Leahy. Dock Iron Works. *_ WANTED, a Barmaid; references ret quired,—Cotmopolltan lio.el. ANTED, a Housemaid, where two other torvants aro kopt.-Mrs Maloblm Banks, top of Qrafton Koad. , WANTED, a few Apprentices for the Sowing Machine ; also, a few Maohlnistu for Wheeler and vvilion MaohlnoB: good wasios.—Apply C. DeL'ean, cornor of Albort and Diirham-atrcbts, Auokland. W~ AIN TED, a Womau, to wash; also a Kood atrong Girl to live in the houui.!.— Apply Auokland Laundry. A'exander-Btreet. WANTED, an Apprentice for tho Crookery and Glass Department.—Apply Win. MoArthurandCo WANTED, Two Hespectable Youug Men boardeia. within fire mlnutea of Quoen-atroot, terms, 18s weekly,—Apply, 3tak Ollloa. - '" WANTED, a tiily Girl about 14 te asßlat in housowok —For aildto.-n apply Btar Offlco. ■ \.»-ANTED, a Bricklayer, to build c, Vi uhliunoy. Apply to 11.I 1. Parkvr, jonotlon of Napiorana UnlOL-jtroeta. \\i AN 1 ED, two Females fcervants for » 7 the country—opo to aot as houao and laundrvmald tho other oa cook.—Apply Mra Flower, corner of Albert ana Mnrtoam-atreote. WAN'i'Eu, a tuspectable Girl of Epo4 address end pleaßlng manuors, as a;; Apprentice ia tho Show room oi a Drapery Ketftbllßhnjont in Queen-Btroot.— Apply by lutter to Zuphyr, Star Offlco ArTflb, a Boy for Smith's Shop.—A Talt, Lornc-atroet. WANTK.D, Two Cbo^us Ladies'—' Houvino and Contralto—good TOicas.— Addrefß " Oboruß." Star Oflloe. ' \*/ ANTED, a Youth handy at cabinef -7 7 muklnc or Fronoh polishing —Apply at Cheap Boddlng *nd Furnitara Mart, viotorla- Btri'pt, Knot. WANTED, a respectable Youth to drlvo a biker's oart. - T. J. Philip. Newton. VV rA-TED, a Strong Errand Boy,— TT Apply to Milno and Choyce. WANTED, Good Bushmen.—Auckland Timber Company (Limited). WANTKU, a good Buggy Morse.— Apply from 8 to 9 a,u>. to Dr Klohard- Bon. Karmwvbapo Hoad. \\/ ANTuD, really first-class Machinists; 7 7 aBo, Mmhiuint Appronticea; also, Clickor Apprentices.—Yonug Bros.. Durham streei. WANTED, a good Coatmakor; no other noed apply.-R. Siuw, Tailor, No. SC. Vlctoria-mroet. Yl/"Ai>Ttti), if Buskei-maker; good 7T waxei,—Adcroßa W, stab OHlco. V\/ANTED, a Good ScrTant, must un- T v derßtaud cooking, also houßomuld about 11 or 15—Apply at onoa Mrs Uatton. Puuaaia Houbo, Sytnondß-atroot, \\7 ANTED a Rood" Barmaid.—Apply nt > 1 tho l'Aciflo Hotel. vy ANTKD, EnKroßaing Cjerk (splicitor'a V T ofllcol — Addruso. with references and spcolmen handwriting, Box 253, Pot oflloo. Bed* 7 7 100 m with Übe of yiulng-rooni; muit bo near town.—Address, this evening, J.P., bTAH Office. WANTED, a BmartYouth for the Oven Trade; also, two Bmart Boj a for Black smith's Shop.—Apply to uauh fc FaUwtathor. WANTKD, to adopt respectable Young Girl from 11 to 14, by a worthy farmer. —Particular*) Hannaford's Kegiatry. VV ANTKD, to sell a Four-vrneeled 7 7 Wagon. Strong and Cheap.—Apply to W. Crowther, Wollesley-Btroet Ka»t. Vs7Aijl'KD, a Draper's .Asaiotant.--. 7 7 Applr J. Bmlth. \\T ANTED, Apprenticßi to tho Dress V' and Mantlo Making, also, a tidy «!rl for honsework.— Mrs Furgio, Qroj -street, near Pitt-ttreet. _________ \\T aNTEjj, Four Good Joiners for 7 T Hawera Sash ano Door Factorj ; wages; 10b ror day ; must be acomtomad to mill work. —Apply at onoe to Daviea. liichard fc Hopwopd. VS/ANTKD, Two respectable Youths 7 7 as Approntlow to tho Maohlno Printing Bußlnoei.-Apply Stab Otfico. WANTED, ono or two well educated' Lads, as Apdrentloea in a newspaper oflloo.—Apply to C. B*. Mitchell, " Haurasi Tribune " oflloo, Ohlnomuri. \mi ANTEJ), a Situation as Governess to tt young children; oountry preferred.— Apply, by letter. to"Governeßß." Star Ofllco. WANTED, by a Married Woman, Washing, Sewing, or any kind of work to do at borne, or oould go out by the day.— Adriroß-i, "Work,1 care of Htovenson'd Store, Newton Road. WANTJB.D, 200 ions firewood.— Apply Now Zealand Timber Oompacy. WAMTEu, Two Young Gentlemen Boarders In pldasantly Dituated housej within flvo minutes ot Post OGIOO. Termg, £1 per week.—Apply at this ofßoa * WANTE D, a good General Servant. — Appjy immodiately to Mra H. Fqunhda, Westfleld Hon«e. Bonsonby Rood. y\' ANTKD Kabwn—That J. Cojgrave v 7 and Co. havo tho Largest and Best Jtopk of Mon'fl and Bays" Clotulng to ohooso rorp in Anokland, ■ .- WANTKD to Purohaso, ono or more oargoeß of gooa Puilrl Posta.- Apply to J. W. Gray. Tauranga. W ANTED immediately, £100, in a pro fltablo invoßtmont. with Freehold for seoa^ity.—" Heon-ity," Poatofflcs, Acokland. ANTED to Purchase, a Good Young Haok.—Apply to F. G. Clayton, New market. ■ WANTED Known—That J. Cosgrave anil Co. ore Soiling Men's Seiffe hulls for 27b ea. XXJ ANTED, a respectable Boy to attend f 7 to horse and buggy ana mako hlmßolt generally uaefal,—Apply to Messrs K. and W. Hellaby, Shortland-Btreot. WANTED, an Improver to the Genoral Drapory ; wages £1 per week.—Apply by letter to " Draper," BTm Office. / ANTBD, Tenders to erect Small House in Ponsonby.—Plane, eta, at Mr Thomas's. Wood and Kyle-streets, Ponsonby, till 7.39, Thursday ovanlng. WANTED, a Four-roemcd Detached Cottage within 15 minutes, walk from the wharf j state rent.—Apply until Thursday to ED, dTAR offlco. \\f ANTED, Land, about 3 Acres, with TT or without.House, near Newmarket or Mount Eden Station. - Jag. Stlchbury, caro of Coohrano and Son, Kort-atroat. ANTED.— Iq Carpenters, Builders, and Cabinetmaker; —Flfstoloss Turns pc, in all its liranchoß. oan be had at greatly feduosd rates, at Mills & Co 's Steam Factory, corner Victoria and Cobnrg-streetß. ANTED Kuown, that you can Dress well for a Small Weekly Payment by BOlng to Munro and Mllllgan. See advertise' ment on front page. ___ WA NTKU KNuWN, that you wil] greatly oblige by coming early in the day aa our shop is small.—J. &W. Williams, 82. Knrangahapo Head, (opposite Crawford's Chemist. WANTED KNOWN-J. B. Marriott, Auctioneer and General Sales-man, wll hild his eale of Hones, etc, every Wedneßdaj in each week. : WANTED, by a Kespectable Marriec Couple, Two Unfurnished Rooms witl flreplaoe; muit he near Queen-streot.—Addresi HZ, Stab office. -,57ANTED to Let, a nice Furnishet Vl Bedroom, with Board, suitable for twi friends, near Queen-street. Terms, £1 per weel eaoh.—Apply. tiTiR Office. ANTED K.INOWBI -■ TUat No^tl ahore Pharmacy ia mow open.—Gard jjer, M.P.8.. Kpg., Chemißt. &p. WANTJSP KNOWN—That J. Cog grove and Co. ore Belling Tweed Mo blntosh Coats for 30s, warranted. ANTED—Tenders tor Six Chains c Fencing, at the North Shore. Pmii pogta, Hobartowjj rail? (s ditch acd two rails nn'il SATURDAY.—AppIy Mr Byre, Drape! Victoria-street, ■ WANTED K.N OWN that the Victoria Loaa sod Discount Aftonoy'a Advortls ment appearaon Ith osge. 6thcolnmn. WANTED by parried Couple "(1 separata) without encumbrance, situ tion In Btore, or other employment, Man oc i drive, plain garden,and otherwise useful; wl 1 housemaid, eto.—Address, T, Wright, boo seller, Ponsonby Road,



wanted, WaNTBD.— Come and see the new Cane-trottomed Chairs at tiOd,new Wneh- Ingtnn Chairs 4s, Cane-bottumed KocßlnK Chairs 9«, Children's cew Kockera 3s Cd, Children's now hWh .Chairs -is, at Dsmpier's large new shop, Hobaon^broeU WANTJBD, a Man to make Sewn, Peg ged, and repair Boots and Sfcoes. — Apply Mr Miller, High-atreet. »*/ A>Tl fil), a good (Jook aud.Laundrtss. V T —Mra Shera, Arney Road, Remuera. W "ANTED, a steady Mau or a strong Lad.— T. Hedger. Bntchor, Kyber Past. ANTED, a Barman.—Apply Auck- land Hotel. WANTED, Saddlers ; con«tant employ, mont and highest waKO3.—W. S. JonoSi Queen-atreet. \\f ANTED, General Servant; rcferencea Vt required.-Asply to Mra H, Oivrlick, Mount Hdun Road Wji N I'ED, Apprentices and Improvers to the Dreaamakijig. — Misa Robb. Jeorgß-Btrnet, Ponsonhy. %16/ANTIiD, 1 uilors and Tailoresses,— YV Munro & Millitjan, Hobaon-stroot. ~\\] Aft ■J'BiJ, by Siu^le Gentlemau, Bcd /* room and Sltting-rocm, with break'ast and te» : must 1)3 within 20 minntes1 walk from foat-offloo,—Apply, stating torma, to Bachelor, Post-ofllco. «»/ ANTKD, a Good General Servant.— TV Apply Mrs Glover's, Glenside, Upper Symondß-atreet. ««r (INTEL), by experienced Man. » rY Situation us Coachman and Groom; thoroughly ÜBed to horses, and can milk,— Addrcaa J.0.a,. STAHOftlce. AJNTED, a Situation by an experi onoud Barmtn, town or country.-Apply S.A.W., HT*uOifloe. WANTEf, 25 Meu with email capitals to buy Suits for IBj 6d; Bt BronnaniS Auckland Honto, YictoUa-stroot. YVANTEu, One or Two respectable TT Young Men to board in a quits family, near Quton-screet, Terras, £1 por weok (washing included).—Apply Star Office, W~ ANTED immediately, for Thames, a Good Hotiiemuld, for ITotol ; Rood wages.—E. Hendry's Registry, Bh<(ttland-«treot. %&fANtED~KNO"ryn — That J. H. fy Dalton has Opsasd a Speolnl Bran«k of the Tailoring Business in Victorla-stroet East, or tho purpose of muling Ladies' Garments, suoh as Ulßtors. Habits. Jaokots, etc, made in tho most (iptfrovod atyles, by flrst-olass ■work men. , \\. ANTED, by a respectable Girl, a V f Situation to do .housework, or a few houri) a-dny. where there are no children.—For address apply by letter to A.Y., Fisher's Post offloi>. Upper Syniondß-Btreot. \)I7'AJNTED KNOWJN—in consequence rr of my large k'took of goods. I have rc duood tho Iron Double Bedsteads to 253, bo bo in tlmp, at Dampler'a Large New Shop, Uobson greet. ta/ANTED, a two or three-roomed rV Hous«. (near Old House at Home, Hobion-atraot.—Apply with particulars at D-miplor'a. Uobaon-Btreet. 'tVAftTKD, by a respectablo middle 'V ng«d person, a Situa,iion as Houea kooper to an Elderly Mariied Couple; Balary Deinß socondary 'to light duties, with an ap proxlmation to home comforto. " V\7ANTED KNOWN—Carriage Kugß r T from 10s 6d to Sss: Blankotß, from 12a por pair; Cocoa Matting, lyd wide, 2s Od pur '«rd-linp«rtod diroot from b. and T. Watt Pf 30, Minohostor-at J. and W. \Mlllams, 82, Karangahup9 Roafl. ix/AJNTKL1 KnuWH, that E. Mltchel r f son & Co.. No. 19. Queen-street Wharf, are Boiling Maize; Oats, Bran, Bharps, flour, Outuiual. &«.. &0.. at lowest roarket ratoa. ANTED, the Ladies of Poneonby to know that they oan cot Crewels. Silks, Wools. Brißgs' Trarsfers, and a variety of Funoy Goodfl, at A. Hi Ka ward»'a, Draper, near tbo Threo Lamps, Ponaonby, Your patronage roßpootfojly solloltod. T\7ANTED KNOWN—That E. Portor W and Co. have Opened their Now Ware honso at Newmarket, with a Large Assortment ot Furnishing and Genoral Ironmongery. All Gooda at Town Prlooß. TT; ANTED KJNOWN.—That Professor V* QußOott has received a Urge stock of British and American horbs, a»d ho is propared to Bupply the public with tho same at Id per oz. As ho is the only practical herbalist in bo colony his Btook will bear Innpeotlon. »*/ANTED, tio Ladies of Aucklaud to / V know that they can get their Dremes made Stylishly, Quickly. Kconomloally, and Cheaply at J. Konflinis'rj Dcapory Houbo, Uppor Queeo-stroet. Millinery done on tho premises. Litdlcs' own Materials nmdo np. \\7aNTEL 1 Kuown—That J. Cosgrave V\ dnd Co. aro holUuk Htron*' Heavy Tweed Trousers (or 8a lid. \\] ANTED—Hoard and Hesidcuce in a V f prlvato family, by a young Meohnnic— Apply, stating termß, to" Mcohanio." Btaß Oflloo. _ ; V ANTED, Ladies to call and nee tho ließt Vhlub cvar Qirored in Auckland in Udies' a«d Chlldrnn's KtockliiKH-B.lllo« at about half tho usual prloo—at Hollo way's, 217, (Juoou-Birwit (next to Uewlu's). xju ANTHD-Como and sco the New » T Imitation Hor«i-halrSprite Conohesat dse: also tho grand Now Damuslc and other nprlng Couches, 38s. and tho lot of Chairs to m»toh tho above, vory cheap—At Dampler'a Lnrg'i Now Shop. HtihßOn-strcot. T*7ANTED KNOWN, that "Com f 7 ferlno," tho new atmospherio puriflor. Is a very ploasant, as well as thoroughly reliable Disinfectant, and should be used In ever? honso In any neighbourhood whore scarlet fever oxlats. Prloe 1b 3d per tin at Gardner's Knglißh Pharmaoy, 181 Quoan-streat. An»fcland. V\FANTE~D KNO\yr<—That we doa't ' f tell jou thVt wo aro dlreot Importers and buy our Goods in Anokland. Thoso who doubt it, IOOK at the bills ot ladinu hnn» m o»r Bhop-pm Oxford, 7 Cvcb: Ilklclono. 12 C'e«es. —J. and W. ffilllairn, 82, Kar-wahape Road. \\7 ANTED KKOWN-CHEAP TIM ' 7 BKnl Chb»p Timbkrl And all ot.hor kinds of Building Uaterlala, can be purohascd oheaper and better than anywhere else at the Yardß of D. Goltiib, Albert-streot- Thoro belsg no mannfaotory for Joiners' Timber on the pre mises, the customor has an additional oppor tunity of getting suporlor Umber. Wheel rlghta' Materials always in attack. \XT ANTED KNOWN—The Auckland • » Timber Company .Limltod (late G. Holdnhlp & Co.), aro soiling every description ot Timbor; also. Saahea, Doors, Mouldings, Turnery, Fretwork, &c, at Specially Low Prlooß.-Cmtom-honso-Btreot West. W~ ANTED KNOWN.—We have re ceived, per Hnlclono. 2 caws Boys Overcoats). We can fit Llttlo Boys, i years old, with Long Overcoate, with the New Military Capo, made from Beet Oxford Tweod«, at from 9s6iitol6s6d; Youths', !rom 12s 6d to 21b; Yon's Long'Twood Overooata. 21s to 30« e*oh; ditto, Nnp and Potersham's, fram 25a to 37fl 61: DlaKO n»l ditto, 25s to37iGd.—J. and W. Williams, 82, Karangahapo Hoad. ' | W/ANi'ED KNOWN-That J. Cob -7 f jrrave & Co. are Soiling Men's Geolong Twoed Trcu'arfl and Vesta for 17s <jd. WANTED. KNOWN, that I am Lower ing ray Prloes to snlt tho times, and by m> doing I am making Suits, to measure, from *3 12s and apwardß. Boßt quality Tweedi,— Btnnookburn, (/hovlot, and Mcßßiel,—and defy competition.-N.B.—Cut and Kit guaran»e«d.-- T, LONKKGAN, Tailor. &c, Wyndham-»treot, one do jr a\iovo Btar Qllloe, Vi.'ANTED KNOWN, that WILLIAM TT Wxd;, Cane and Beat Ghulr Manufac turer, wisheo to inform tho public that ho oan now supply them both at his residence, Wynd ham-Btreot, and at the City Maikot, with all kinds ot Uousehold Furniture at tho lowest passible prioes. aibo, every dosoription ol! rarnltureßopaired and Bold on Commlßslon.— Note tho Addreaa-Wyndham-ntioet and City Market. ■ WANTED KNOWN —F. Shailcr, Tailor, Hden Terrace, next Kdon Hail, has commenced business In the above lino, and trusts by atriot atteatlon to all orders to merit a fair sharo of p*tronag« from the aurroundlng district, where a tailor is maoh neoded, Repairs neatly exe ontod. I-en to' own niatnrlala made np. AMTKD, the following important things Known—sft 6in double Flax Mattravsos, 63; superior do, 8s; 4ft 61n double Fiax M&ttrasseß. 83; enuorlor do, 12a 6d; 3tt PalliaßEoa, 7a; 4ft Bin do, lls; grana double spring Mattrinees. 453; SU jtchora, 4a and 53, at Dampler's Largo Now Shop, Hobson-streol, WANTED, the Gentlemen of Auckland to know, that at this date, May 13th, 1 have only 07 of tho Patent Talethos Waterpraol Coats left, and I have orders for nearly qu&rtoi that nnmber, 17s 01 to 555, romembor. Nc Coat guaranteed uolotb tho manufactorer't name Is embossed In Urge gold and Bilk letters —Cooper, Box & Co. Queen Vlotorla-strfet, London, on tho lining, below tho yon tilatlng tubes.—To bo hud only of J. &W. Williams, Importers of Drapery and Clothing, 82. IgaranK'hape fliad. WTANTKD KNOWN—A Splendid Line 7 7 of Beautiful Oleographs, lato'y arrlvod also, Children's Toy Books.fromld each; Clocks Photographs, Stationery, and General Fanoj Goods. Two Lovely Wax Dolls, life-size anc life-like, juat roceived por Oxford, aro creating quite a furore among the fair sex, young anc old. Tho finest display of Od and Is Goods evei may .em the colony. On the Gd oonnter there an over 2000 artloles, and on the la oonnter, whioh ii GO foet In length, there are between 1,500 asc 2.000 distinct artlalos. Now consignments 0 Goods have just arrived by Oxford, andothen are on their way from Kurope per Halclone anc Lalra. — A New Department, viz., that o BOOKS has just been added to the Aroade Mr Hoodson having joined the business o Bookseller to his other business. Inspectloi cordially Invited. TO PAINTERS.-Wanted, 2 or 3 gooc Palnters.-C. G. Hill and Co., Welieeley street. SITUATION WANTED by a stead; C; respectable man in a store, or any positio: in town; KOOd driver: knows town woll. addreas by letter, JO, »TAp o^co. UO V E X N E S"S WAN TED to teac Kpgllsh, &c , and Muaio; Children's age from 4 to 8 —Apply by letter, stating age an Balary expected, AC, HT.tR offlce t nnO FISaiSKAtKN.-Waatcd, a Nuinbl JL of Beats cgnipiied with nets, and all appl ancea for Hairing, to proceed to Helemtvlll where dally supplies will be taken at hlghei prices by the Kalpara Canning Company.- Apply to J. A. Wllsop, or to Bgeata. L. 1 Nfttbßn »nd Co,, Auoklaad, AKESPEOTABLE Woman wishes 1 take a situation as Working Haus keeper.—Addrtts DL, Btar ofHoe. PROSi-ECT TERRACE.—A very ni Verandah Cottage of sis rooms, fltt with oupboardg, bookcase, dresser, &c: ft and water laid in; good garden, stable, &o. D, F, Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street.



To Juet TO LET, Three Eooms in Wakefield street.—Apply Mru Irwln, top of Wake -1 floldatreet. 1»a 10 LET, 4 Unfurnished Rooms ; gas I and water laid on; moderate rent.—Over Win. Hi Smith's, Draper, 300, Queen-street, private entrance. r _______ - giO LET, a House in Vincent-street, 8 S rooms, bath-room; water and gas laid on. Rent moderate.-Apply W. P. Walsh, Shake speare Hotel. ri(iO LET, New Shop and seven rooms in .1 Ponsonby Koad, ovpDßito Brown-street; good position for business. Kent, HI par week. —Apply to W. Johnston, FranKlin Itoad, second hoose from Honmnby Road. 'ipo LET, at O-ehunga, a UoUEe ot ntno J. rooms; thoroußhly well flnlabod, with coach-house, stable. So.; situate on Norman's Hill, good view, healthy situation; entry at onoe.—Apply 10 Win. Stevenson, Onehanga. rspW) LET, (Jitice corner ot High-street and I Vulohn Lano.—Apply to R. Homo, abovo L. w. Jiaton's. Queea-ttreet. rg^O LET, that Corner Allotment, with I Cottage and Carpenter's Workshop there on, situated at Ponsonby P.oad; well adapted for a bmlder.—For particulars apply to Wiluam Roaia, Manager Union Sanh and Poor Co. <■ j^O LB.T, in Napier-street, a good five * roomed House, wiih water, register, ovon, oto — Apply, corner I.owor Hepburn-street, '""a -\o UK LiiT, in Symonds-street, the I Residence of J. Robottsou, Esq.—Apply to V. G. Kwlngton. rj\O LEI', anew4-roomed Cottage ; oven, JL and wator laid on. Rent, 8j Gd week,- Apply. Pasco. batcher, Broy-streot. 1 3 'tO LET, a Family Residence containing I 10 roams, with suitable outbuildings, on tho Now North Itofii • poesesilon given lmme dUtely.—Apply to F. L. Prime, Kstate Agent, 28. N.Z. Ineuranoe Bulldlntts. T^TOKTH SHORE.—A most convenient, _Lt roomy, and -vTell-Bltuated Family. Bosl dence to Let; in excellent order. Also, two (furnished Cottaxes on tho boaoh.—Oliver Mays, Houee Agant, U* vouport. For Sale. li^OK SALE, a fast sailing Centre-board f 1 Yacht, nearly new, with everything oom plute.—Apply to G Richards, pamell Torraoo. OILLIAUD TaULE YjH SALE. Just landed, ox Ualclone. Full-size Solid Mahogany Billiard Table, with all toe acces sories necessary for furnluhiog a Billiard'room coniplo'oly, Inoludlng Chandelier. ARTHUR H. NATHAtr, S3, Lower Queen-street. FOR SALE, a commodious Eight-roomed Honae, with large freehold Allotment, pleasantly situated in Parnell. Good well. For immediate sale on easy, terms, at low prlpe.— Apply to H. Ashton ti Son, 8, N,S, Insuranoo HnlldlPKß. |3UCK.Y NOOK. —For a large XX) House, in good order, and nearly an acre •nd a half of land tasiefally planted.—F. G. Ewlngton. Utt *.H'VOH ROAD,—For Bale, n Seven roomsd House, ploafciv.itly sltaa't^d In a large allptmMt, obmmandlng a ylavi of thq harbour.-Apply to V. Q. Ewlrmma. ivi P»V COTTAGE, eu yolcanic land, Vt $280, on easy terms.— V. 6. E wlngton, BUILDIKG SITES at Mount Eden, Bymonds-streot, and Poneonby unsur puuHod for bounty or honlthfulnooa of position. -V. Q Kwlngtou. | jT>LAUENCE ■ STREET P^nsonby.- V-' Hoyuo and JL'and at low price.—lf. G. ffwkKtop,. rpHKEE Aores uud House at Mount # Kden, £350; freehold; stands high.—if. G. Ewington, jy ERESFORD-STUEET (near Cnurch)— 13 Lar_e House and Allotment, ££09 —V. G, Ewlngtoa. OUNT ALBEKT-10 Aores.-F. G. Kwington. I « > ToNS oj First-class Corned Beef J- \J for Sale (quality guaranleed), in lOOlbs, SOJlba; and 3t01b3 canks, at 2JJ, delivered on boat or rail. Also, a Very Large Stook of Fresh Meat—Boef, Mmton, Veal. Lamb. Dairy-fed I'ork, Poultry, and German Sausages. Tho Atmospborlo SuusegOß, &c, will bo Ketallod at Wholesale* Prices.—U. Humle, Butcher, Quoon- Bbreot. rliO FRUIT-UROWEKS, MARKET JL 04RUKNKRS,OnMlLKMlN.-niooks of Land for Hale only three miles from town. 801 lof vory rloiost volcanic, cleared and fenced; quality nut to be surpassed. Sororal acres of vory flno fall-boarinu Orchards; never failing wator. Railway runs through the land, a por tion of whioh In nndor otter to Government for a (station. The wbole price nay remain to ap proved parties at r»asouablo interest, provided snlUiblu buildings sro trected.—Aeply to J. C. Cairns, oaro of L'onnell & Coopor, Vnloan Lano. Ij^ARMa For S4LE.— Wdikate- A r rery detirabla and snua little Farm, blU|*Ukl on the b»nku of tho walkato River, vory oooiforttbU Homestead oonalstine of— House of Hix Kooniß, Outbuildings, suoh as Barn, Cowshed, I'ltsties. Stockyard, fee Area, about 226 acre« of good fertile Land, sub divided into Hadftocks, Orchard, and a splendid pi«ca of mixed bush. School and Railway .Statloaftdjaoeut. Prloo. £85), And soTeral othois. Foil partloKlarß on ap plication to D. F. EVANB, Eitats Agent. Qneen-Btreet (next " Herald" Offlco). VILLA SITES AND BUILDING T LOTS AT GRKKN LLfiß STATION, Qmrtor-ftoro Lots to Grnen Lane Road Ono-aore Lotn to the Low Road Threa'-Mre Villa Sites to the Hill Road On Via rising ground above the station, and oommandlnfr an extenaive panorama. The Railway Station is in the oentre of tho Sroporty. Fntare nabdirlidono ot tho lote — uilding more than one bouse, carrying on tradeß (warbetgardoningoxoepted), Interdicted, thun Mooring to parohaiers a locality free from annojanoos, and upc-a which only a small Riven numter •£ hooicn can be ereoted.—Apply to imnwn, camprkll & co. ipASY TBKMa. rf iHEAe LAND. T^EAR AUCKLAND. Grand Volcanlo Land, ploughable. fenced, easy distance from city, oloao to railway, in go a-head district. VOKBALI. Price, reasonable. Terms, to suit Purchaser. Fine little Farms of 7 and 1 aores respectively to bs disposed of on Building Society's terms. Tho situation ia ex cellonc, commanding a view of the Manukau and Waitsruata waters. A few minutes' walk from railway BMtion, and in constant 'bus oon munio*tion with the olty. Tho Land 1b Bpecially adapted for fruit growing at present, is a rare ohacce ot Mcurlnn ground in a rlßing district on terms which uono arc too poor to comply with.—Apply R. J. Randerson, Noty 2«al«nd losnranoa Balldlngt. . __^^ jj"'. O, B S A l> B, C MARAMARUA, PAHI. EAIPARA, An Improved ivw of 100 aores, nearly all plonghahlp land. The Farm is for absolute sale, owing to basinets matters culling the owner away from the district It Is one of the best selections on the well-knowa eetole of Captain Colbcck. The improvements consist ot a new six roomed House. papersA and painted, complete boundary fonca; eoventy aoren of good grass, ■abdivlslon for gardon and orchard, tw* good plKOtiea, good (ilmnty, 10 x 12 feet, fowl-houso, and ofllcoa. A never-faUlag creek runs through the property, which is accessible by land and water. Stook can be taken at a valuation U desired. For further partlonlara, «u>ly to MKTCSLfK & HILL, Or, ' 28. N.Z. insurance Buildings, B. TONKB & CO.. ■ Qaoan-Btreot. ' F. J. MOSS]. [W. F. O'SULUYAN] FJ. MO 8 8 & C 0., * LAND AND EBTATK AQBNT.S, SHOBTtAND-STHKET. WK HAVB FOR SALIC a large nnmbor of PKOPKRTIKB in TOWN and COUNTRY, ot whioh fall particulars may be obtained. on application. MONKY TO LEND on Loasehold or Free hold,' Security at Current Ratea.of Interest. WK ALSO INDENT for Implements, Ma obinory, or Goods of any description, through oar Agonta-Mcssrs 11. 8, King & Co., of Cornhill, London—whoso large connection i and long experience enable as to offer tho beßt torms to thoso who may favour us with \ bnslnoss,—F. J. MOSS & Co., Land and ; Kstato Agents, Shortland-street. J For continuation, see Mrat Page). i , .Ecclesiastical. • A SCENSION DAY, To-morrow (Thurs > J\_ day).—There will ba Sarvloe of Holj ; Communion at S. Sepnlchro'a Church at 8 a.m.: > Morning Service and Holy Communion, 11 a.m. t and Evening Service, 7,3o_p.mj _ 5 CJT. PAUL'S CHUROH-Ascension Day, 1 >3 To-morrow, 8 a.m and 11 a m,, Holy Com r munlon ; 7.30 p.m ■, Evening Prayer and Con i flrmatlon Service. S ■ ■ ■!■ 1 ii 1 I LiOßt a,nd Found. f T OST, Black Leather Pocket-book; con ; jLJ tuttiing business papers. — Reward a f Petry's, Jeweller, Vlotoria-street. a 4? -| REWARD. — Lost, o,n Saturday ; 'tf&JL evening, from Newmarket Hotel, 1 4 Large Brlndlf-d Cattle Dog.—Anyone returmint ■- the same to Mr Kuston, at Newmarket Hotel will receive the above reward, y • === ' •"'--' == ° Board and Kesidenoe. - |»OARD & RESIDENCE for Two ra n JL> peotable Young Men; also Furnisbe iB Bed-room acd Sitting-room to let.— Whit id Haaae, Parnell. ____ - /^OVKBNOK BKOVYfIIS HOi'Ki ;r \Jf'-- HOBSON-3TKBKT. c, boabdANDLfIWHNQ-„.,., — ..ZOsporWoe Bt SIUGLiC KQOM ..26f. 5" "\TACANCy for two or three Gentlemei V five minutes walk from Post-office; r permanent, 18s per week,—For address app! to W. D, Dallon, Conteotionor, Qoeen-3treot. rf^EEAP MEALS! Cheap Hoard an \j Lodging at R. T, DeSilva's Restaurai s Cosmopolitan Buildings, next Cosmopolite Hotel, two doors Srom Queen-atreet. Bing Meals at all hours; only Od. Board and Lod oe Ing, tfg per —eak. . ed CJUPEKI9K Board and Kesid&nce (bat :as O piano, large grounds), not to be'eaualle .— In central poeltion ia Auckland,' for fojnilii ndlo3, or gentlemen. Address, Stab Office,



Amusements. fiHORAL HALL. MONDAY, 22N8 MAY. GRAND VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, Given by MR. HOOD, assisted by Leading Attlgtes. fBOGBAMMB :— Part J. 1. Part -Sung, " Annio Lee"—Mrs Kevitt. Hies ■ Walkor,, Messrs Corbott and Blaydoa 2. Song, •"fiiio to the Last" (Adams) —Mr Kdmlstcin 3. Piano Solo. "Lnola" (Fantalsle Dramatlq.ue) —Mr Hood i. Song. "The liOßt Chord" (SulUvan)-Mr Gooes 5 Piano aolo (selected)—Mr Korbrst 0. Song. " One Morninfir. Oh, So Early " (Oatty) -Mrs itevltt 7. Bone. ' Nil Doaporandum " (Blockley)— Mr Stuart. TKN MIHTJTKB INTKBViI,. PART 11. 1. Trio. "La Csrlta ' (Rossini)—Mlbsbb Komp thorno, Corbett, and Walker 2. Song, "NonTomo" (Vattel)-Mrsßevltt 3. Piano Solo, "hast Hope" (Qottschalk)—Mr Hood L Song, " The Chorister" Oulllvan) - Miss Corbott 5. Son?, •• Swinpr on. Old Pendulum " (special request)-MrGoooH 6. Piano Solo, "Norma" (ffantaßla JaelD—Mr Hood 7. Part Hong. "Good Night. Beloved" (Plnauti) —Mrs Kevitt, Mlsa Walker, Messrs tilay deß and Corbett. TICKETS: 3/, 2/, and 1/; at Upton'e, Bady's, and leading Booksellers. Doors open 7.30, commence 8. . Meetings. A UCKLAND jeHILHARMONIC __. SOCIH.TY. An Kmergenoy Mealing la oalled for FRIDAY NIGHT, the 20ih inßtant. Every member re quoßted to attend. Business of importance. G, C*.MPBKLIi, Secretary. "\T Z.O.G.T. - EXCELSIOR LODGE, ■131 c NO. 2. All Good Templars are earnestly requested to attend a Meeting of the above Lodge, in Franklin Koad Sohool-room THIS (Wednesday) KVKNING, 17th lnst, at 730 sharp. Business; Important. By order W.C.T. ALEff, WBIH, W.S. TW" OX I C E. * Speolal General Meeting of the Builders' and Contractors' Association will be held TO-MORHOW (Thursday) X VKNING. the l&h instant, in tho youth British Buildings, at 740 Bharp. . . ■ * f^Oi. CQNBTABLB. - *.- -. - Aotiug Secretary, efdtJ rH T:BKItISH FIRE AND VJ MARINE ItfSUKANOK COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. Notice la hereby given that an Extraordinary eneral Meeting of the Shareholders of the above Company will be held at the office of the said Company in Auckland, on tfco nineteenth day of Maf next, at two o'plook In tho after nooc, for tho pmwisa of confirming the follow ing reßßluUon, pawed at a meeting of Sha o lolJors of the above Company, held on the tenth day of A»rll, vis.!— "That Snb-ueotion I of Artlolo SO of the Artloles of Asiooiation of the Company ba altered, by striking out all the words after the word 'manner' In said Bub section; and in lieu thereof, Inserting the words following, via.: 'And In or upon, or in the purchase of real estate, Btooka. funds, debentures, shares in limited companies, or securities, and upon auch termi as they may think fit. and may from time to time vary tl\9 investments."1 ' By order of toe Board. GEORQB JOHNSTON, General Manager. AprU 17,1883. mHKiNEW ZEALAND SHIPPING JL COMPANY (LIMITED). Notice is hereby given th*t an Extraordinary eneral Meeting of tho New Zealand ablpulng Company (Limltod) will be held at the Offtoes of the Company, Hereford-stroet. Chrlßtohurcb, on TUKSDaY, the 23rd day of May nest, at 13 o'cioofe noon, when a Special Resolution will be proposed authorising an inoreoßQ of the capita of the Company. Sated th,is second day of May, 1882. By ordor o" the Board of Directors, ISAAC GJBBS, Acting-Secretary. Goldmimns JNoticeg. pUKE GOLD MIMHG COMPANY V/ (LIMITED). All Shareholders holding Threo Shares and undor are r«queated to call at the office of th,o Company, No. 2, Inßnrance Buildings, to Arrange Allotment of Share. ROBERT HOHNB, Liquidator. " the undersigned, hereby make apphca -i Uon to Register the TK ARf'HA BURRKA GO(,D MINING COMPANY as & Limited Company under tho provisions of " The Mining Companies Aot, 1872." 1. Tho name of the Company Is to bo "The To Aroha Kureka Gold Alining Company, Limi ted/ 2. Tho place ot operations is at Te Aroha, la th« ProTlncla) District of Auckland, to the Colony of Now Zealand. 5. The registered ofaee of the Company will be Bitnatfrd at tho Nevr Zealand Insurance Com pany's Building*. Auckland, in the Provincial District of Auckland and Colony of New Zea land. 4, The nominal capital of the Company' is 'wenty Thousand Pounds sterling; in Twenty Thousand Shares of One Pound sterling eaoli. 6. The number of Shares subscribed for is fteen Thousand, being more than two-thirds ot the entire number ot Shares in tho Com pany. 8. The number of paid-up Shires 1b Tito Thousand. 7. The amount already paid-up is Two Thou sand Pounds sterling. 8. The name of the Manager la Denala eil more MacDonnelL 9. Tho names and addresses and occupations of the Shareholders, and the number of Shares bold by each at this date, are as follows :— Shares James MoOosh Clark, Auckland, mer ohant _ xOOD miah Ohf ton Firth, Auckland, miller .. 600 \ViUl»m R. Vines, Auckland, gentleman £00 William Olliffi Auckland, brewer .. .. 500 ohn Abbott, Auckland, merchant .. 250 Thomas Georgo Bamford, Auckland, olerk .. _ smo Thomas William Csrr, Qlsborne, mer ohant „ ~ 600 Henry P. Hornlbroote, Ooromandel. miner 2888 'Charlas Henry B*nn«tt, To Aroha, miner 2889 Thomas T. Fenton, Te Aroha, miner „ 1583 Jamea R. 8. Wifcon, Te Aroha, minor .. 1880 Henry Elms Campbell, Te Aroha, solloltor 500 Charles 8. Stafford, Te Aroha, farmer _ £00 George Groat, Te Aroha. farmer .. _ 250 George Henry Arthur Pmchas, Te Aroha, surveyor.. .. _, 195 John n. Biuith. Waltoa, farmer .. ~ 250 William A. Murray, Waltoa, farmer .. 250 'bomas Murray, Waltoa. gentleman .. 260 Dennis Gilmoro MabDoanell, Auckland, legal manager .. .. .. ._ 125 Dennis GUmoro MaoDonnell (in trust for the Company), Auckland, legal man- Bg»r „ .. .. .. .;_,.. ~MM SO.OW Dated this fifteenth day oi Ma/, Ono tkon Band eight hundred and elgUty-two. D. G, MAODONNKLL. Manager. Wltnean to Signature; Jostra NEWMAt;. T, Dannie Gllmore Maodonnell, do aolemnlj and sincerely deolare ?h al"— 1.1 am the Manager oC tho Bald Intended Company. 2. The aboyo statement is. to the best of my belief and fcnnwledgß, true in every Dsrtionlar, And I make this solemn declaration consoles tlouely belloving the same to bo true, and by Virtue of an Aot of the Genoral Assembly oi Nevr Zealand, intituled " The Juntioes of the Peace Aot, 1860." D. G. MACDONNBLL. Manager. Taken before me, this fifteenth day at May one thousand eight hundred and eighty-two. (Signed) Joseph Newuin, Justice of thi Peace. Medloai. ALL who are conftned in shops aw offloes all day softer from liver disorders, Speolal Tincture of Podophyllum is a wonder ful remedy. Prloe. lsi-O. W. GOODSON London Arcade. mOOTHACHE ! TOOTHACHE JL TOOTHACHE I Immediate Belief by using KDBON'S MAGIO ESSENCE. In Is BotUoDi r»lHE FACT IS NOW ASSURED J THAT INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, OHBONIO BRONOHITIS, ASTHMA, THBOAT AND LUNO COMPLAINTS, NBRVOOB AND WABTINO DIBBASEB are permanently relieved, the worst Bymptoms arrested, and a healthy re- AfogJffß g&jfr OF FUOALYPTUB With HYpui'iiudPHri'Ka oy limb: ANU QUININK. These great results are owing to the combination of NERVE AND BRAIN TONICS that lend increased sustaining powers to tho Invalid, added to which is the SPECIFIC ACTION ot the Enoalyptus on the mucus mem branes, whereby the air passages are cleared of unhealthy secretions In a natural manner. Dally evldonoe la afforded ot the per manent resuscitating action of this remedy—bo that all who Buffer should at onoe make a trial ot its eminent proper ties. The Kaoalyptna Syrup 1b moderate in price, and within the reaoh of all who need it. It ia a pharmacontloal oomblna tion oi tonio alkaloids with hypophoe phitea.ond not a Beorot nostrum. Befftotered and gaaetted under "Tha Trades Marks Regiatration Act," by 6KAVBB AIOB3N, The Ptarmaoy, Aook tod. Wholesale Agent 1 The Nbw Zkaland Dbuo Company



_ Shipping. "TfeEVONPORT STEAM ■^Sa^ifr^FK RU V COMPANY ~-^~-"-" (LIMITED). NOTICE. ALTERATION IN NOUTHCOTK TXMK TABLB. IBS> n nan du.fte^?,HORBUAY NKXT. May 23th, ntToS at V"' loaye Auokland tor Northcotn at 820 p.m., Instead of 5.10 p.m.: and tho 540 ?nu"i r m tf 0, 1! 1 and. the °'10 »>m' trl Pto North cote will bo discontinued. J. H. ». BAKER. M^7,1882. Traffl°ManagOT * J2*£l EJARQUE A. T. STALL ffiißOfrh. -8-P KNKCHT, FROM NRW 'MMMML|.|JI»P YORg via PORT CHAIiMEUS. * < Conslgneoa are requested to pass entries and obtain dolivery oraors from tho undoralgned for their Goods without delay. Cargo Impeding tho dhoharge of tho -vessel win bo landed and slorod at Consignee's risk and oSpenso. A Sight Kntry to olear tho vessel will bo passed at 12 o'clock noon TO-MOKBOW, tho lath IDBE. THE HEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO., Limited, Agents. Auckland, May 17i 1882. jfot^ Bj-OR KAIPAKA. — Ihe -P Schooner SliiiiKrwm BflU f°r Northern Walroa • uiui.iii'imihim next vjeet, po:r freight, apply to JOHN RKID & CO., Agents. Public Notices. JW" O T I C ,E TO THE SKTTLKRS OF TUX K4IPAHA ANn WAIBOA, POUT ALBERT, AND SUUROONDIKa DISTKICrS,. A Market for all tha Fresh M«ll»t caught to be found by appl;ing to the Kalpara Canuing Company, Hsleasville. HOUSES BUILT on the Weekly Pay ment System.-Apply, No. 2. Graf ton Road, Eybor Pa«s. ALL Persons having Goods, Ciuthing, &c, at Wood's Boarding-house, are re qaestod to remove Basis between May 16th and May 2lat, or they will bo sold to pay expanses. rip he" jyr ay quben, * MY Person possessing Aay or All of -^- the following borJto, and disposod to lend then) for a chart time, would confer a grout favour by communicating with "Under graduate," Star office.—The Diaries of Burton, Narclsaus Lnttrell, and John Wellington; tho Autobiography of George Fox, the Quaker. ANY Person or Persona found Carting Away my Gifonnd, called " LHtlo Ran'gl toto,"wlll be Froieouted after this date. . -v ■:. j JO3KPH BKKLTON. Anakland, May 17,1882. ' C CALICOS.-Splendid family Calico, 3G J inches wide, at 6s dozan; always elvob eatij/actlon. Band for FitierDa.-TItSTICR, Draper. Kt.rangahapa Road. Ij^LANNEi-S, lilanjccts, winter Dreoses, JL Bhirtinßß, &0., at Lower Prices than ever. -TKSTKK, Karangahape Road. WINTER HOSIERY.— A Full Stock of Woman's nnd Children's, at Cash PrlC6B.-TEBTKK. Draper, Kayaasahapo Road, T>EST NEWCASTLE COaL. A CARGO OF HOUSEHOLD AJSD BLACKSMITHS Per WENTWOBTHi now dleoharginei Also. TAUPIRI, BA"S, KAMO COALS AND FIMWOOD. Delivered, in Town or Country, W. Ap D G. WINST ON E, CuSTOM-nOURt-STRICKT. ■^JEW OPERA SEASON. - Abbott's J~i Theatre. — Mrs Tarpioe, Poulterer and Ifruiterer, Qaoen-Btreet (near Albert Hotel). Tea, coffee. Chocolate, sandwiches, Cakea, and Kofreshments provided at Roftnonab'.e ltatea.— i>oto tho address: Albert Hotol Buildings (op posite Mr EdßOn'a, Chemist). ]^ O T I O B. W. H. SKINNER, ARCHITECT, Has taken offices formerly osonpied by the City CounolL and over Messrs. Upton and Co.'s. Qnoen-Btrgot. RMcDOWALD SCO I T, * 33. N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS, QUSEN-STRKKT, Auokund, Is prepared to undertake the KORMINU OF COMPANIKB, either under the Joint Stook Act, 1859, or tho Mining Companios Aot, 1872, on tho shortest notloe, and to perform the duty of Secb&taby or Manager pertaining thereto. Also, To aot as A BENT In Buying or Selling Bank,' Inbctranoic, Miniko, and other descriptions of Stock; An well aa To RiOßiva MoNf.y for Irvistmbnt and o transaot Land and General Agency Baslnes3 confided to his oare. |JJ» KED K. WUIT XH E A T>' S E? RETAIL TfliA ADVBRTI3KMENT. BINKST CHINA TKA SIBTINQS, 1/4 nor Ib. Selected from the London market, and re markably oheap. Blvos a strong, thiok, and pungent liquor, OHOICWBT PURK FIRST CROP BROKKN PANYONG CONGOU. This Tea for valre In the oup is worth pence per pound more money. Price, 1/6 per lb. The llfco rarely oomes into this market. A SPLKNUID DARJEKLtNG FL4VODRED MIXTUBK: guaranteed a blend ot Pure India and OSna Teas. Price. 1/8 porlb. "TKA KXTRAORDINARTr The ready sale thlß Tea oommands psotss It worthy the name. Prioe, 2/ per lb "FAMILY MIXTURB.' j A blend Of extra highly oared first crop India and China Teas; will carry well, and Im prove with lengthened brewing In tho I pot, and prove lteelf an eoonomlo high-olaes Family Tea, Price,, 2/8 porlb. "VERY RICH DEEP BROWN TEA." A combination of soma ol the purest, the strongest, and the richest Savoured Teap impestert. Give It a trial Price, 3/ per lb. 00 BOXES "FOCK OAN PBKOB TEA.' About che Finest Import&tioa of- the Season. Price, 28/ pc? box, Jt1 REDK. \\ HTTIEHEAD. WHOLHBALK AND RETAIL TEA DEALER. 'O'IOTOIUii-SXBBIIT. ADURLARD, I | npIHE NEW KOliiDiNG SOCIETY. • INJ>UBTRIAii AND PROVIDENT PERMA -1 NSNT BUILDING. LAND AND INVEST MENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND oobneb oar ) QUEEN-STREET and VULOAN LANK. All olasßej toe Invited to take up Investing Shares, payments weekly, Interest remunera tive. LOANS grantee on security'of Freehold or Leasehold Property for the purpose of Buying, Building, &a, in Bums of £20 to £5000, repay r able—for every £1(0 advanoed—at the following scale, by weekly, monthly, or quarterly instai- monta !— Kepayments Per il Repayments Per , extending over Week, extending over Week. B. d. n 1 t yean .. 1510 I 7 years 8 S . i years _ 12 6if 8 years - 7 t [ S yearg -.10 6if 10 years - 6 8 ' BPKCIAL FACILITIES are given to Bor rowers for paying off part*rinoipal money and reducing wooKly payment, or ths whole sum may be paid off at any timo—the Society grant. , Ing LIBKRATi DIBOODNT, GEORGE FKABER. Manaffor. 3 i^IN. RIM LOCKS, Zs; Fenders, Is 9d • X 3 to 853; Filver Pattern Cruet Stands, Sa (id; " Mahogany Swing Glasseß, is 8d; Bird Cages, from 1b 6d. GLASS SHADES and Stands from Is 64; Chamber Services, 7s 3d to 103; Iron 3 Buckets, is Od; Tabs, Is Od; Dinner (Services, x 70 pieces. 353. •■ filLI CHINA COPS, 7s dozen ; Tee r, \J Sets, in variety! from 9a: Kngllsh Tin ware, every description; Double Iron Bedsteads - 255. ' I QILVER Sets Broochoa and Earrings, 1i k5 6d; Jet Brooches. Kurrln«s. and Bracelete and the Largeßt, Meweit, and Cheapest Stool ot Furnishing and Fancy Goods In Auckland. DIKKCT SUPPLY STOKE. 219, Qneen-strcet. PT ATO 410,000 XiiSNX on Bnildia 3& JLIF BooletypHnelples,oronother<"— xc :o suit borrowers. Allotments bonght, an Houses buijl on weekly payment syskon MortCTgwapkft Loaca neKOtt»l»(l. 3os ,'Jnt ( ProB«0(P^BI» (wJe »v cli tj&aa. filx pot car. &i!s^B**lL'B'felJi' rtwPOfllv-eu fcr Invoatmeut. C. AosyUaiWjS, Land, KBla{&;!;nrt jiJiysincli Asent ""Scan Lane. T^TEW 'BUS FOR MOUNT ALBJKR i.l AND WHAU. Prom Anokland— Fiora Whan— 11.30 am Sam i.SO pm *S0 p m «5n Saturdayß m follows »- I.SO p m Bam 10.30 p m 6pm W. POTTKK. Proprlemr rp E. PHIPF'S TIMETABLI " * Leave Arch HUI -8.15am 'flSOam llam llsOpm Spm 6.45pm Leave National Bank- Sam MO.lSam U.lsora 3,16pm SlSpni 6.5pm 680pm • Kzoept Tuesdays and Thursdays, when the from Auokland and 10.30 from Asylum will go to and from the Whan,



Gai.'* <ette in Bankruptcy- , TTN THE SUPEEkH^ x SN TA IDKiU& ( -ox. IN BANKRUPT. I Creditor! In the matterol" The Debtorc» '» amenfliog Aot,lß7(!."andth-!variOußAo. -uptoy Of ! tbe came, and of tho Banki Thomas MoGUnn. a Debtor. *«rs of Whereas a BUfllolont number o( Credk "ted ■ tho said Thomas MoQann, not having attei. •* at the First Meeting, appointed to be held * Supremo Conrt Buildings, at Auckland, OU ' Monday, tho 15th day of May. 18M. at eleven 0 clock In tho forenoon, or at tho udjournmont theroof. held ot the came plaoe on Tuesday, tho ! luth day of May, iuetaut, at eleven o'oloolt In the forenoon, Ido hereby notify that under the powers vtißtod In him bf the 16th section of the " Debtors and Creditors jot, 1878," tho Heglg trarof tho above-named court has appointed Thomas MscfTailane, Esq., of Auckland, afore- j Bald, a Certificated Accountant in Bankruptcy, to be Creditors' Trustee of the Kstat9 of the said : Thomas McGann, and tne Bald Thomas Maoflfßr- > iano has intimated to me, in writing, hia accop- i tanoo of tho said office. Dated thia 17th day of May,lßß2. G. W. BASLKY. I _ Deputy Registrar. R. LiisntHY. i HlKh-Btreet, Auokland. ' Debtor's Sol'cltor. i XN THE SUPKEMH COURT OP NEW ZK ALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. ; IN BANKRUPTOY. : In the matter of " The Debtors a»a Credl tora Aot. 1876," and the Acts amending tho Biimo. ana ot the Bunkruptoy 01 John Buckley, ot Eden Vale, In the Suburb? ot the City of Anokland, Agent, a Uubtor. It Is hereby notified that at a First Meeting of the Creditors- of the r-uid John HUoSloy, held this Aaj, at the Hnnromo Court-honso, In tho City ot Auckland; at 12 o'clock noon, Thomas MuotTarluno. Ksqulre. ot the City of ATiokland, ■ Cenifloated Aooountant In Bankruptcy, was — elected Creditors' Trustee of the property ot tbe Mitrt John Stickloy; and that ue laid 1 homap MacffarJatie has eignifled to the Re gistrar, ;n writing, his aooeptanoe ot the Xru» teeship. Dated this ifith day et May. 1882, G, W. BaSLEY, Deputy Kegmumr. G. T. Krbtiby, Queen-street, Auckland, ' :, Debtor's Solicitor. TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW JL ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. | IN BANKRUPTCY. . : i In the matter of The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876," and ol tho several amend - :... ments thereto, and of the Bankruptoy ot ABBIH4M lIOWDEK, Of the City Ot AUOk land, Cabdrivor, a Debtor. Notioo Is hereby given that a Ganeral Meet ing ot the Creditors ol the said Abraham Bow-, ■ don will be held In tho Buildings of the Supreme Court, Auckland, on MONDAY, thu 22nd day I of May, 1882, at tho hour of 12 o'oloolt noon, tor the purpose of raoeivlna: my Report and grant-■ ing tho said Debtor an Order of Dieoharge. f Dated this 10th day of May, 18SZ. THO. MAdfFARLANK, Trustee. Abraham Bowbisht, Debtor in person. . Volunteer Notices. "VTKW ZEALAND REGIMENT OF JLI ARTILLERY.-* BATIBRY. Tho Monthly Inspeotion of tha Battery and Bancl will be held at; the Drillahea, on THURB- . DA'S, the 18th instant, at 7SO p.m. Cilform: Full dress, armß, and accoutrements. By ordor. FKED. J. EOSBBS. Hon. Sea Auctions. TO-MORROW, NOON. TO BE SOLeTbY AUCTION. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c. AT ART HTJK'S M A'K T (Furaiture Department). PIA.NO, Drawing-room, Dinine-toom, and Parlour Suites; Mangled, Stove, Col. Ovens, Register Grates, Marble Mtratleploco, Dreesors, Mort Safes, Wathstandß and 'rubles. Chests Drawors, Chelfonlers; Cretonne, Rep, Horeehalr. and Uamaelc Buites, Marble-top Waahßtands. Dining Tables, Loo Tables, Oar pots, Hearth ltugu, Fenders. Looking Glasses, Mattresses, Palliasses, tf print* Mattrasß, Vectner Pillows, Wood and Iron Bedsteads, Couches, Bar Screen, Blßofcemlth's Bellows, Glass Cases, Book Cases, Piano Stools. Toiletware, Blankete, Matting.Crookerywaro, Cano and Wood Chairs. Runs, Clocks, Miters, Books, Clothing, Iloota, Berlin Wool, Boot Lneus. &c., &o. AIBO, Lot Fancy Goods, &0., &o, ON TOP STORY I 8 Larito Counters « 1 Dining Table ,i ,-■■-. . Lot Water Monkeys and Sundries, to-morrow. ,!, ' At 11 o'clock, CONSIGNMENT OK DRAPBRY. ; , SALVAGE STOCK. J. B. MARRIOTT . :L ,i WILL sell by auction, at htt MarlY V Newton, To-morrow, at 11 o'clock, the above Goods, consisting of— Ladles' and Gents' Clothiag SkU't-B, Overcoats, Men's Butts ' ■ Silke. Dressing Gowns J .'■■ Buttons. Fringe), Braids, Laooa ? . Flo >rers, Connterpanoß, &0., &oi - No Reserve. ' J. B. MARRIOTT, • 3 ; Auctioneer and ueneral Salesman. ~ W, 8, OOCHRANK. jar, DACEH I. FRIDAY, MAY 19. PIANOFORTES! PIANOFORTES I Ex Remington. . '. THE Subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, : Fort-atreet, on Friday, May 19. at 13 ': o'olook, A TRICHORD PIANOFORTE, by Bord, In ? Handsome Übonlzsd and Gilt Cose '. ' A TRICHORD PIANOFOKTB, by Bortlß Walnut Case. , . Tha above ara Just landed, and am la first- I rate order, ■'' . * SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOW, j a Auctioneers. , W. 8. OOOHRANBI. |JA&, CAOU friday, may 19. ; \ : , deawin(Troom sdite. HOUSEHOLD • FURHITUKJBI : PIANOFORTE. , THE Subscribers will sell, at their Rtoms, Kort-atroet, on Friday, 19th inst.. , at 11 o'clock. , ■ DRAWING-ROOM SUITE of fl Ploocs la blue velvet, Rimu Table, Carpet*. Mirrors, Pictures, Fenders, Ohatrav Clocks, Tables, Fron and Wood Bed' steads, Hair and Flax Mattrasses, Palli aeses. Bedding, Cheat Drawers, Wash stands, Toilet Ware, Dressing Tables/ Kitohon Utenslle, Tuba, Btoveii Blngar'e bowing Machine, Porambnlator, &o. | By Order of the Trustee In Pooler 'a Ketato. At 12 o'Clook, "VTatant Pianoforte Shatters and Partitions. \ Also. A Raoing Dingy. SAMUEL COCHKANE & SON, [ Anottoneera. ' W. 8. COCHKAHK jab, DACBB MONDAY, MAY 22. ■ < _l | COTTAGE AT PONSONBY. ; mHE Subscribers will sell, at their Rooms " 'el Cort' BtMet' on Monday. 82nd May, at la By Order of the Trustee In the Estate Of L Mr J, J, Pooley: ALLOTMENTS 45 and 16, CNelllHßtrest s Po^oiby.havinif a frontage of M/eefr J by lOi feet deep, with the DwoIIIdr: ---house, stable, and Cowshed araoted . * thereon. \ SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON» r J Auctimtetrt. t ~" MONDAY, MAY 22. of ' Z EXTISNSIVK UNKKSEKVED SALE bI OF LADIKS' AND GENTS' GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. T Gold Albert Chains, Ladies' Sets, Wateb Chaine, Scarf Rings. Ping, So., &o« &o. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to selt, at ats Rooms (oppoßlto Thornton, Smith and Firth's Mills), Lower Queen-street, on the above " iate, at 11 o'olook. 2 CABKB OF ABOVE GOODS. AMOUNTING TO £800. TO CLOSE ACCOUMTS. ,0 ' "■ Ternis at Sale. UdjJ'iiA (Continued on Fourth Page,) \