the question of a central penal establish ment ? Mr Dick declined to answer tho question unless tho usual notice was given, PKOPOSED BILIS. Notice was also eiven of leave to intro duce the following Bills :— Sir G. Grey : A Bill to enable the people of New Zealand peaceably to make changus in their Constitution whenever they shall think fit to do bo : also the Law Practi tioners Act Amendment Bill, and Affirma-1 tions in Lieu of Oatlis Bill. Mr BRYCK gave notice of an Indemnity Bill, and of the West Coast Peace Preserva tion Bill. Mr Shkimski gave notice of a Pensions Bill. Mr W. Glt-EN, ot an Eight Hours Labour Bill, and the Employers Liability for Acci dents Bill. Mr Peacock, of the Auckland Grammar School and College Endowment Bill, and bill to give certain Lands in Auckland as Education Endowment. Sir G. Grby also gave notice of n Bill to givo Relief ia certain cases to the Purchasers ol Land on Deferred Payments. At 2.35 p.m. the House adjourned till Tuesday. __________________

DEPARTURE OF THE REV. S. EDGER.

The Pcv. S. Edger left by the ship Paerora for England to-day, A number of his friends and membere of his congregation saw him off, and wished him "God speed "on his journey. A deputation from the Auckland Total Abstinenco Society presented him with an address, of which tho following is a copy :— Rev. S. Edger, 8.A., President, Auckland Total Abstinence Society: Dear sir,—\Y c aro deputed'by the Committee of Ma.age" mont ot tho Society, to exproßS the sincere regret of the members that, the state of yonr health is the cause oi yonr leaving us for a time, and also to express their appre ciation of your valuable services in the cause of Temperance during your many years' residence here. The Committee feel euro that nothing less than imperative necessity would induce you to cease your labours in the cause of suffering nnd erring humanity. Trusting that your visit to Europe will, with the Divine blessing, lead to the restoration of your health ; and, hoping, ere long, to sco your return, invigorated, to resume your work ln the good cause,—(Signed) by K. P-ACit, and F, CHKERY, tor tho committee,

FIRE AT MOUNT ALBERT.

The city bells rang out an alarm of fire shortly after 9 o'clock last evening, and, from tho glare seen in the direction of Newton, it was at first considered to be iv that locality. The tire Brigade, under Superintendent Hughes, and the Salvage Corps, under Acting-Captain Fieldjweot ns far as the Ponsonby reservoir, but the fire appearing from thence to be in the Mount Albert District, they returned to town. It appears that between S and 9 o'clock last night, one of the hands, named Jas. Kelly, employed on Mr A. K. Taylor's Mount Albert estates, was returning home, when he observed flames bursting forth from the property, and gave the alarm, There being a deep well on the premises, a plentiful supply of water was obtained, and with the assistance of neighbours tbe fire was confined to one end of tbe building. The corn shed and chaff-house were partially destroyed, but the machinery was not injured, This was very fortunate, as the threshing machine and chaff-cutter alone -were valued at over £100. The shed with contents was insured in the Colonial for £150, but the lo=s will be only partial, as the damage is estimated as somewhat under that amount. The origin of the lire is unknown, but it is generally supposed to be the work of an incendiary.

The charges against the Mayor of Vienna for criminal negligence in the supervision of tho Ring Theatre, Vienna, have been with drawn, it having been found impossible to establish a case against tho civic authoii ties.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, MAT 20.



Licensing Notices; X ICENSINtr notice; ACCKLAND EAST. I hereby notify tbat the Poll ot Ratepayers, taken tor this district on Friday, the 19th lnst., gives the following result -.— For an Increase of Publicans' LlconsM .. 18 Against an Inorease 76 For an Increase of New Zealand Wine Licenses 26 Against an Inorease 69 The determination being, therefore, That Publioan's Licenses may not bo in creased And That New Zealand Wine Licenses may not be increased. JNO. CHAMBERS; Chairman. Educational. T^PSOM HOUSE SEMINARY. Conducted by Mrs. General Stoddard. Boarders, per quarter, in advance— £ s. d. Young Ladles over 11 12 12 0 Young Ladies over 10 10 10 0 Young Ladies under 10^ .. .. 88 0 General Stoddard recolves Young Gentle men to educate in English, Latin, French, German, Mathematics, etc. and in Geometrical and Architectural Drawing. Terms on application. G-azette in Bankruptcy. TN BANKRUPTCY. In the Estate of William John O'Brien, of Parnell, Baker. Creditors who have not already done so, aro requested to Prove their Claims with me on or before tho 27th instant, whon a First and Final Dividend will be payable. THO. MACFFARLANE, Trustee Supreme Court. Auokland, May 29,1883. <GOMNB3S* IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " Tho Debtor, and Creditors A0t,1876," and of the various Acta amend ing tbe same, and of the Bankruptcy of Thomas McGann, of Wellesley-street East, in the City of Auokland, Publican, a Debtor. Notice Is hereby given that a General MeottoK ot the Creditors of the said Thomas MoGann will be held in tho Buildings of tho Supreme Court, Auokland, on FRIDAY, the twenty sixth day of May. 1882, at the hour of twelve o'olook, for the purpose of receiving my Beport and granting the said Debtor an Order of Dis charge. - - Dated this 20th day ol May, 1883. THO. MACFFARLANE, Trustee, It. LAI-H-BY. Debtor's Solicitor, High-street, Auokland. -zMeMki <GBmWs%3& IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "ThoDebtors and Creditors Act, 1876." and of the Beveral Acts amending the same, and of the Bank ruptcy of Henry Ch.rlton Powell, of Mangata whirl Valley, In the Provin cial Dißtript of Auokland, Contractor, a D.btor. This la to notify that, at a first meeting of the Creditors o£ the above-named Henry Charlton Powell, held this day, Thomas Maoffarlane. Esq., of Auokland j a Certificated Accountant in Bankruptcy, was elected the Creditors' Trustee of the-property of the said Henry Charlton Powell; and further, that the said Thomas Maoffarlane has signified to me, the Registrar of the Supreme Court aforesaid, in writing, n . acceptance of the Trusteeship; and this is further to notify that I hereby certify tho said notion and the aooeptanoo aforesaid. Dated at Auokland this 19th day of May, 1882. HKNRY C. BREWER, Registrar. John M. Alexander, Wyndham-street, Auckland, Solicitor for the Debtor. Tenders. m ob 'p':-.i-.-L./P~ir r •?, Tenders will be received until l o'oiock p.m. on THURSDAY next, the 25th Instant, forthe Erection of a Store In Custom-house-street. Plans, &o„ at my offlco. iiENRY G. WADE, Architect, r'|l O BUILDERS. Tenders will be reoeived up to noon of tbe 29th Instant, for the Erection ot a Balcony and sundry work at the Northern Club. R. KEALB & SOW, :j_ . Architects. Xor.vonttnwtum. uefitrst Pane),



) VSTas-teo. _ TS7ANTED, a respectable General Sor v v vant,—Apply to Mrs J. Warren, Newtoi Mart, Karangahape Road. Nowten, \\J ANTED, a good competent f"ook foi T V a Itcstaurant.-Apply _tah Offlco. WANTED, a Lad to drive horses.— Pat9rson'H Stables, Lorne-strcet. WANTED, a Survey Cook, and one thoroughly need to tho work,—Apply at once to Wynyard Honse. Eden Crescent. YS7ANTKD, Ta-o Chorus Ladies — V V SoDrauo and contralto-good voices.— Address " Chorua." Star offlco. WANTED, immediately, a good Dress maker; aleo, three or four Apprentices to the Dressmaking.—Apply J. Keeslng, Draper, Upper Queen-Btreet, Y\7"ANIEU, an Assistant to the Dress- II making; constant employmant, None but a goad one need apply.—Address Mrs E. Combes. Wynyard-Btreet, Aockland. ANTKD, a Strong Boy.—Apply Goodaore and Lee, Coopers, Wyndham street; WAN lEO, a good G-ticrnl Servant.— Apply immediately to Devonshire Houso, Hobaon-atreet. WANTED, a Clicker ; also Apprentices to tho Fitting and Machinery.—Cart wright and Carthew, Boot Upper Manufac turera. Groy-Btroet. VX7ANTED, a respectable Oeneral Ser- Ty vant;.must baa good laundress; no children.—Apply to Mrs Hallott, opposite Bißhop's Court, Parnell. VYANTKD, a Rood Genetitl Servant; * T must bo able to Cook. Albo, a Girl about IS.—Apply Mrs MoCart'a Hegißfry Offlco. -ymonds-Btreet. XXJ ANTED, a Respectable Old Man, or T ¥ porson unablo to do hard work, but able to teach two suull boys ln tho conntry. A comfortable homo guaranteed: salary. „I 0 a year.—Further imiticuiara at Mr W. Wilson's, grocor, Upper Queen-street, opposite tho York Hotel* \\7AS-_D, two Smart Hoys.—Apply il 000. Gladhill, Sodawator Ma.ufaoiui-er, Wellcsley-etreet. . ANTSD, 6 Men for Ballustiug.— James Lark ins, nu_r Mount -den Kail w*y Station. V* ' ANTKD, a Smart Boy.—Apply, at "' onoo. J. and D. Cxloy. Snip Chandlers. \\T ANTED, a B.ruiiUd ; reloieuces re- Vi qnlred.—Apply. Cosmopolitan Hotel. WANTED, a respectable gi.it ns General Servant,—Apply, Mra Gulllvor, near St. Stephon's Churoh. Ponsonby. I.I7ANTED, a General Servant,- Apply T T Mrs _, J. Clark, Brighton Koad, Parnel'. WANTEu, a Strong Lad, to ride out orders and attend to horsen,—Apply to Roberts, butoher, Viotorla-streot. WANTED, two female servants, a housemaid, laundress, and oook.-M's Kidrt, Coiumerolal Hotel, T\; ANTKD.the Public to Come and See • ■ tho Washstands at 10s, Dressing Tabloß at Ba. at Dampier'a. Hohaon street. WAN'IED, an Apprentice to the Dress and Mantle-making. — Apply to Mra Miliums, Greon-str.et, noar Convont, Pon sonby. '_ WANTED, a Strong Girl, about 16, to assist In housework.— Apply, Mrß Mc_ollon, Lower Symonde-street, two dooia from Havelnok-street. \\7ANTED, a good Needlewoman to II make Underclothing, &c, So.—Apply Allen's Oenernl Drapery. WANTED, a young man for the Paint Store; eonttant employment to a steady man.—Holland and butler. AN_¥f>, a Strong Erraud BoyT- Apply to Milne & Choyco. v»/ ANTED, a good Cook and Laundress. T 7 —Mra Shora, Arney Koad. Komnera. 117 AN TED, a General Servant; refer- I I encca required.—Apply to Mrs I£ey wood, Remnera. noar St. MarK'a Chnroh. \\J ANT-Dimmediately, an experienced I J Gonoral Servant; no boots or knives to oloan.—Mrs Leslie, Manukau Koad. Uppct Parnell. WANTED KNOWN. - Mattresses"'! Mattra«soa 1 Bo in time. Good Ift 61n Double Bod Flax Mattrasses are being cold at 12s 6d at Dampior'a Furnishing Branch. Hobscn stroet. WANTED, a Good Cuach or General Smith; constant emuloyment—James Maokle, Coaohbuilder, 0.0., Victoria-Bt. hast. WANTED, a respectable Hoy tor a Butcher. Shop.—M. Brearloy, Hooson street. V7S7ANTED, General Servant,—Appiy, V f Mrs wilson, Kpsom RoAd, Mount kden, rear Smlth'B 'bus tormlnus. WANTED, a Housemaid, where two other sorvants are kept.—Mrs Malcolm Banks, top of Grafton Road. IV'ANIED, two Females Servants for I t tho country—one to aot as house and laundrymaid tho other as cook.—Apply Mrs Flower, corner of Albert and Durham-streets. &»/ r AINTEu, a respectable Girl of eoud t > address and pleasing manners, aa an Apprentice in tbe Showroom of a Drapery Establishment in Queen .troet,—Apply by luttor to Zephyr, Star Offlco. WANTED, a Medical Officer lor No. 1 Dißtrict Auokland Railway Provident Society, to attend Members and their Families, ln acoordance with Rules of tho Society. Tho Dißtrict compr-es (rom 112 to 120 members. Application, stating terms l.or member, to bo sent to tho underelgned not later than H7th May. W. JFtt-NKY, secretary. Auckland Railway Station. XAT, AN TED, really first-class Machinists; T* a'so, Maohlulst Apprentices; also. Clicker Apprentice-,— young Bros,, Durham street^ WANTuD, to adopt respectable "Young Girl from II to 14. by a worthy farmer. —Particulars Hannatord'slßeglstry. VV/-ANTHD, a Young Lady as assisUnt. II —Apply at Montague's Vancy Ilsziar. between 8 and 1 p.m.; one .c.uatomod to the fanoy trade preferred. ' \\/ ANTED, to sell a Four-wnecled 11 Wagon. Strong and Cheap.—Apply to W. Crowther, Welleaiey-stroet least, WANTED, Two respectable Youths as Apprentices to the Machlno Printing Business.—Apply Star Office. \Y7 ANTED, one or two well educated VI Lads, aa Apdronticoa in a newspaper office.—Apply to O. If. Mitoheil, " HauroKl Tribune " offlco, Ohinetnuri. V\ ANTED SEEN—The Grand Double v I Bed Spring Mattrasses at 55a, and tho Goad Palliasses at lis tho p«ir. at Dampler's gurnlßhlng Branch, -obaon atroot. VVrANTED to fell, a Bakery, Con -11 footionery and Grocory Business com bined, in a rapidly rising dlstriot; good trade in small goods: about £300 roqulred; long lease.— B. Waters, Qaeen-street. V,4f ANTED, two Unfurnished I<corns, 1 ▼ with flropHco, of small honse, noar Qnoc.n-fctr.ot.—Address. J.C.. Star offlce. WANTED KNOWN—Mr Gardner's Kngiißh Pharmacy, Queen-stre.et, is con nected by l'elophono with North Shore and 'fqkapuna. ANTED to Hire, a Strong Spring Cart (to carry 30 owt). with option of purohaso —Address, -'Cart." Star Office. WANTED, 200 'lons Eirewood.— Apply New Zealand Timber Company. VS/ANTED, Two Voupg Gentlemen Tl Boarders In pleasantly Bltuated houso, within flvo minutes ot Post office, forma, £1 per week,—Apply at this office. \*/ ANTED7by a young Lady, a Situ* Tl ation 8B Dolly Governess for yonr.se children ln or near Ponsonby.—io dress XYZ, Post Offlce, Auckland. WANTED to Purchaso, a good HarncEß Horse, suitable for light spring cart; must be ohoao.—Apply by letter, stating prlco, R.TJ.. Bt_„ offlce. WANTED, Board and Residence for a number of tho Members of tbe Opera Company. — Address, with terms, Manager Abbott's Opera Honse. -aTANTED to Purchase or Lease, a Ti ll tree Bush; also, a Bush ot Purlri, Rata, &o; available distance to railway or water carriage.—Apply to H. Partington, Stlchburj'e Biilldlngß, Queen-Btreet. WANTED KNOWN-Positively re tiring from business; lost two weeks ; great bargains,—W. Johnston, Bootmaker, Vlctoi.-li-Bt.eot. WANTED Known-That -. Cosfiravc and Co. are Selling Men's Serge Suits tor 27s 6d. WANTED KNOWN — Double Iron Bedsteads (grand line) reduced to 255,al Dampier'a, Hobßon-Btroet. WANTED Known—That J. Cosgravc and Co. have the Largest and Bcsi Stock of Men's and Boys' ClotnlDg to choose from In Anokland. WANTED KNOWN—A. &«. Brnok. Parnell and Nowmnrkot. have Openei their Winter Stook of Boots and Shoos, ej Remington. AKTcD KNOWN, thatlnstalmenti upon Sewing Macbiaca mnst ba pair ■when due promptly.—W. C. Donnos, Queen street. W" ANTED, 'Bus Proprietors to send ir their Correct Time Table, for inßertloi in next month's Pennj Time Tablo, to Ccci Gardner. 9. Hoffmann's Buildings, Auckland. WANTED Known, that you can Ores: well for a Small Weekly Paymoct b] going to Muuro and Milllgan. See advertise mont on front page. WANTED KNuWJN, tbat you wil greatly oblige by coming early in thi day as our shop is small.—J, &W. Williams 82. Karangabape Koad, (opposite Crawford's Chemist. WANTED KNOWN-J. B. Marriott Auctioneer and General Salof man, wil hold his sale of Horses., etc., every Wednesda: in each week. \I7ANTED KNOWJS — Tbat iv'ortl V? Shore Pharmaoy ia now open,—Gar ner. M.P.8., Kng., Chemist, &c. ANTED KNOWN—That J. Cos Rrave and Co. am seiilnK Tweed Ma kintoeh uoata for 30s, warranted. ANTED KNOWN that tbe Victoria) Loan and Discount Agency's AdvertlfK ment Bppaara on .th pace. 6th colouiin. WANTED KNOWN—In consequonc of my large atook of goods, I have r< duoßd tho Iron Double Bedsteads to 255, so b in time, at D_mpier _ Large, New Shop, Hobgsi street.



Wan-ea. . TETANTED, a first-class Barman, twc j H Men Walters, and a _ud (.'orkitohon work iv bote]); «all in town,— lD. Henry'i - Registry. \Jll ANTED, to fill up sjare evening, V? occupation by competent man to keep - aot of books, muko out accounts, &c—AB, UTAH Oftico. ] \\T ANTED KNOWN, Highest Price r v v Riven for cast off clotbing, nt Mrs Bimnkina, Chnpol-street, three diorstroru liut cbin.on'a Butcher's .hup. WANTED the Ladies of Ponsonby to know that thoy can got, Creweis. Silks, - Wools, htrlgga' Transfers, and a variety of • .Fanoy Gouda, at A. H. E-i wardß., Draper, near i tho lhrce Lamps, Ponsonby, Yiiur patronage , respectfully solicited. V&7ANTED.—To Carpenters, Builders, If and Cahinetmakora.—Fi-atolaaa Tura i ing, in all its branches, oan bo had at greatly , roduoed rates, at Mills & Co.'a -team Factory, corner Victoria and Cobnrg atrcota. - \\r ANTED—Tailors to bear in mind V* that I havo in stook a largo assortment of Black and Bluo Superflnes and Doeskins, Tweeds, Coatings, Bedford Cords, and Trim • mings of all descriptions, short lengths Of whloh , I oat at Wholesalo Piice. A, LOVKTT, Welleßley-atreet. . \\,° ANTED KNOWN-A Cottage o V v Lot at Mount Kden (G rooms); plenty of water.—Apply to A. Orooket, Storekeeper, or Mrs H. Wiilte. , vy ANTED KNOWN-C. W. Goodson i .. has just received, per llalolone, a largo assortment ot Terracotta Waro, among which aro some oxquisito Placques on Btands, Flat Piaccitics, Hreotan and Roman Vnaee, and other Work" of Art. Theee goodß aro all the rage at homo. Glvo an early call, VV AN TED, Tenders for the Erection of "i V a Three-roomed Cotc.ee at Parnell, - Pinns and specifications to ho soon at Mr Mar ttn'S, Baker, Parnell. Tonders oloio on SA'I'UR- D.. y, 27th May. The lowest or any tandor not i.onoißarlly aooopted. WANTED.— Come and sco tlio new Cime-bnttomod Chairs at'l*o-,now Wash ington Chairs Is, Cane-bottomed Kooklne Chairs ■ 'J-, Children's new ttookors _a Bd, Children's now hliih Chairs Is, at Damplor's largo now shop, Hobaon-street. VyANTKD KNOWN—That J. H. V V Dnlton has Opened ft Special llranrh ot tho Tailoring Business in Vlotorla-stieot Kast, lor the purpose of making Ladles' Garments, such as Ulstora, Habits. Jackets, etc., made In tho moat approvod styles, by first-class work men. \\l ANTED KNOWN-James Hughes, I '•' Praotlcat La-dsoano Gardonor, has common rod business aa Jobbing Gardener; 11- ai class work guaranteed.—Address, opposite Allen's drapery, Victorla-stroot west. VV ANTED KNOWN—Carriage Hugs . . from Ills 6d to 35a: Blankets, from 12s per pair; Cocoa Matting, Iyd wide, 2s Cd per yird—lmpsrto- direct from a. and T. Watt f. Co.. Manchester—at J. aud W. Williams, 82, Karangahapo Road. W/ ANTED KiiuWN, tbat E, Mitetiei- I V son „ Co.. No. 19. Quoon-atroet Whart, ai. selling Malzo, Oats, Bran, -harpn, .nonr, Oatmeal. —0.. So., at lowest market rates. \,\7A>TED KNUWM—Tuat E. Porter 71 and Co. havo Opened ttielr Now Ware house at Newmarket, with a Lar.o Aaaortmont ot Furnishing ana Goneral Ironmongery. All Goods iv Town Prlcos. \ft" ANTED KNOWN.—That Professor ? Gnscott has racolvod a Urge stook of British and Amerio-n horba, and he ia prepared to supply tho public with tho samo at Id per oz. A8 ho is tho only praotioal herbalist In he polony hin atock will boar inspection. %y ANTED Known—That J. Cosgrave . I and Co. aro selling Strong Heavy Tweed Trousers for 8s lid. WANTED, Ladies to call and see the Best Value ever oirared In -uoklond ln Ladles' and Children's Stockings—ashing at about half tho usual prlco—at Holloway's, 217, (Juoon-Btreot (next to Hewln's). Vf7ANTED KNOWN—That we Ton 7t v V toll jou that wo aro direct Importers ami bny our Goods in Auokland. Those who dnuht it. look at tho billß ot lading hun. in ocr Bhop-pei Ox'ord. 7 Cases: Haloiono. 12 Cases. —J. and IV. Williams, 82, Karangahapo Road. \,yANTED. —Come and see the new VV Cane-hottomod Chairs at is 6d. new chairs Is, Canobotiomod Hooking Chairs Us, Children's now Itco-Ors 3s Gd, Chil dren's now High Chairs li. a-. Dampicr'B Largo Ni-w Shop. Hohson-itreet. V%7 AN TED KKO W N —CHKAP TIM fl iibk! Cn_-P Timber I And nil, othor kinds of Building .Vaterlala, can bo putonosed ohi-apor and butter than snywhoro olso at tho Yards of D, GOLi'lE, Alb—-t-a'-i-oot. Therebolng no manufactory for Jolnera' Timber on tho pre mises, tho customer has an additional oppor tunity ot gottlng superior timber, Whoel rights' Materials always In atook. \y ANTED KNoWN—The Auckland v I Timber Company Limited (lato G. llold.hlp & Co.), aro seUlng every description -t Timber: aleo. Sashes, Doora. Mouldings, Turnery, Fretwork, &0., at Spoolally Low Prices.- Ciistom-hoiißO-Bi root West. yjy ANTED KNOWN.—We have re v V celvol, per Haloiono, 2 oases Boys Ovorcoats. We can fit LUtlo Boys, 1 yours old, with Long Overcoats, with the New Military Cttno. mailo (rom Baat Oxford Twoeds, at from 9s G i to 16s lid; Youths', from 12s Cd to 21s; Mon. IjOhr Twcol Overcoats. 21s to 30j oich; ditto, N»p and Poter-iain's, from 25a to 37s C-i; Diago nal ditto. 25s to 37-< Gd -J. and W. Williams, 82, Karangahapo Hoad. WArf lED KNOWN—That J. Cos gravo & Co. ore Soiling Men's Geolong Twood Trou-orn and V>sta for 17s 6dj Vy AN TKD X N() WN, that Inm Lower- V . lnir my Piicrs to stilt the times, and by an doing I om making Suits, to measure, from £3 12a and upwards. Best quality Tweeds,— Bannockburn, Cheviot, and Mcsgiol,—and defy competition.—N.B.—Cut. and i'lt guaranteed.— T. LONE KG AN, Tailor. &o„ Wyndham-street, ono door above a-i-K'Oflloe. '»>.; ANTED K^OWN, that WILLIAM V» West, Canoand Seat Chair Mar.ufac turer, wisho;. to inform tho publlo that he oan now supply thorn both at hia resldonco, Wynd liam-ntreet, and at tho City Market, with all kinds ot Household Furniture at the lowost possible prloos. Also, ovory description of Knrntture Repaired and Sold on Commission.— Note tho Addros3—Wyndham-street and City Market. \%J ANTED KNOWN —K. Shailet, n Tailor. Eden Terrace, nost Kden Had. hns commenced business In tho abovo lino, and trußta by striot attention to all orders to morit a fair Bharo of patronage from the sunounding district, where a tailor ia much neeoed. Repairs neatly oxo-: outed. '.nntb' own matorlals made up. . W—.N TED, the Gentlemen of Auckland to know, that a. tola date. May 13th. I have only 67 of tno Patent Talethes Waterproof Coats left, and I have orders for nearly quarter that nnrubor. 17« Ci to 555, remember. No Coat guaranteed unless tho manufacturer's namo Is omhosscd In large gold and silk letters —Cooper, Box & Co. Queen Victoria-street, London, on tho lining, bnlow tho Ven tilating tubes.—To Od had only of J. & W. Willlamn, Importers of Drapery nnd Clothing, 82. Karangahapo Road. VjyANTED KNOWN—A Splendid Line V V of Beautiful Oleographs, lately arrived; aleo, Chlldron'n Toy Books.fromld each; Clocks, Photographs, Stationery, and Goneral Fancy Goods. Two Lovoly Wax Dollß. llfo-slzo and Ufe-liko.just received per Oxford, are creating qulto a fnroro among tho fair box, young ond old. Tho llncst display of 6d and Is Goods ever ma* .fin tho colony. On tho 6d counter there are over 2000 articles, and on the Is counter, which 1b 60 feet in length, there are between i,500 and 2.00 D distinct articles. New consignments of Goods havo just arrived by Oxford, and otherß aro on their way from Kurope per Halclone and Laira. — A New Department, vis., that of BOOKS has just been added to the Arcade; Mr Goodson having joinod tho business of Bookseller to his other business. Inspection cordially Invited, VST A N T ED KNOWN, NOW SHOWING, AT J, G. BROWN'S, PARNELL, NEW D X E S S E S, NKW FANCY GUODS, NEW HOSIERY, NEW GLOVJffiS, NEW KIBBONS, ' NKW ULSTKRS, MANTLES a MILLINEitY, H_T UNDKR TOWN PIUCK3. "9t J. G. Brow*, I . Pabnbix. • /GOVERNMENT INSURANCE DE \JT PARTMKNT. ! INDUSTRI-Ii BRANCH. , WANTED, an -gent for Onohun(?a and Dls _ trlot- Applications', stating references, former ex . poricnoo til any), to be mado to : R. H. DOU3K, t Superintendent, Auckland. 3 riTQ"TSIAFERS.—-Want.-, Two Good J. Hand ■■—Apply John Leek, Queen-street. i /|*o EUOT'MMCEUS.—Wanted, a good c I man for Hewn and Petrgod Work; con stant employment For particulars,, upply to - ST An nffio'3. 1 rf^OAi. A-I.NCY wanted by Man ol . V/ many yoara'experience.-Full partioalars, address Oval. It.tab Offloe. I rpu BOTCHEKP.—Wanted to Let, io j 1 Wakofleld-Btreet, an old established .hop, 1 r.t present ooonpied by Mr Salmon, Butoher. Wanted to Sell, a Butohet-'a Light Delivery • Cart.—W. and a. Basten, Coaohbullders, Dur. s ham-atrcet. I QITUaTION WANTED by a Bteady O respectable man In a store, or any position -j ln town; good driver; knows town well.— 1 Addroas by letter, JC, Star offlco. I rf\o FlSaiiKM_N.—Wanted, a Numhei i, l of Boats equlp'pod with notß, and all appH ances for fishing, to proceed to Helensville " whero dally supnlies will be taken at hlghes > pi-leas by tho Kaipara Canning Company— II Apply to J. A. Wilßon, or to agents, L, D y Nathan and Co,, Auckland. j1 Board ana Kestdence. YAOaNCY for two or tlii-ee Gentlemen five minutes' walk from Post-office; i '" permnnonti IS3 per week.—For address appl; 0 W. D. Dallen, Confeotloner, Queen-street, • jf IUV I'lliMVlS jtiJttU VV„ _ tit'Vi-ij n KJ HOBSON-BTBEST. BOAiiH _H» Loikiinu . 20s cor Woo! - BiwßUt Room--- ??■■'. ._ i- CJ UPEK11 >X Board and Kesidence (bath ie O piano, large ftrounds), not to be equalled lv In ceutral position in Auokland. for families ladlgs, or gentleman, Ad.reßß, Star OQloe,



. Volunteer Notices. VICTORIA RIFLES, COMPANY ORDKRB. I In aooordance with Distrlot Orders Isauol bj Major Withers, the Company will assemble al the Urill-shcd on WEDNESDAY next, the 21i. May, at 10 a.m. sharp, in full dross and wit arms and accoutrements, to take part in the , RE VIK w in bononr ot Hor Majesty iho Queen, A full attend,—ic. is requested, • •. OWKN MAHON. Captiln Commanding Corps. For aaie. ______ I "1/1 OR SALE, a Pulling Boat, with masts J- and Bails complete; 16 feet long.—Apply, Georgo W. Hotohin. Brighton Road. ParnelU ifioE SALIC (cheap) a Grey Horse and JU Covered Waggon.—Apply Owen McGinn, Govornor Browno Hotel. DOCK.V NOOK. —For bale, a large Xif Houso, in good order, and nearly an aore and a half of land tastefully planted.—F. G. Ewington. M RAFTON ROAD.—For Sale, a Seven"- VJT roomed House, pleasantly situated in a largo allotment, commanding a view Of the harbour.-Apply to F. G. Ewington. . j\j E W COTTAGE, on volcanic land, IS £280, on easy terms.—F. G. Ewington, BUILDING SITES at Mount Eden, Symonds-stroet, and Ponsonby unsur passed for boauty or hoalthfalnoas of position. —If. G. Ewington. - CLARENCE - STREET Ponsonby.— House and Land at low prlco.—K. G. Kwlngton. BKR-SFORD-STKEET (near Church)— Large House and Allotment, £COO.—F. G. E wing ton. MOUNT ALBERT—IO Acree.-F. G. Ewington. ■TIJK .SALE.—Grocery and Confectionery J_ Bneini'Bß, for Solo, in leading thorough tare. Stook and Ifixtureß about £80 (no good willl.—D. F. Evatiß, Estate Agent. ill OR SALK, comfortable Cot ge of 5 V rooms, Regont-stroet, Newton, ood-ehed woll. &o.; allotmont 10 x 100. Pri £18S.-D F. Evans. SJ>OK IMMEDIATE ba-is, Ponsonby V Terrace, a nloe Houso or 7 roomß, veran dah In front; Allotment Bil x 100, all tastefully laid out; good well, tank. &o. rTloa, £180.—D. V. rCvitna. Katate Agent. Queen-atreot. 117 Jj-Oti SALK, 50 Acros First-class Fern - ' Land at Tuakau ; a very choice lot, with abundance of water; situate on a good road, and about 5 minutes' walk from railway station. Price, only £7 por aore.—D. F. Kvana, Eatate Agent. I jU^OK SaLE, nice Cottage of lour rooms Is and soiillery; register grato, ovon, gas laid ln, and ovory oonvonionce; Bitnato.lreland street, noar England-street. Prlcb, £280.—D. F. Kvana, Katate Agont. FOR SALE, Lincoln-street, Ponsonby, Houso of soven rooms, good well, wood shod, &o.; allotmont, 66x100, fenced and planted; vory choup, only £310.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. Quoen-straot. ill ImOR SALE (Howe-street), a very pretty JU Villa containing live rooms, pantry; water laid in, nlco gardon, &a: all in firat-class order,- splondid view; a very desirable place.— •_.__ h-vana, Hatqto Agont, Quoon-atreet. 125 Jj~c3R IMMEDIATE SALE, Handsome P Villa; almoat now, and ln flrst-class order; gablos, bow window, good woll, register grato, oven, cupboards, oic, etc.; Bitnatod la Uacket atroot, noar tho stops loaning down to beaoh at foot of St. Mary's Road ; ploasant, healthy, and donlrable position; must bo sold at onoo. Price, only £100.—D. F. Evans, Kscato Agent, Quoen street. juiolt SALB, Buaineaa Premiaes at V Mount Kdon, situate ln main road; a Bplondld oponing for a Chemist, as at presont thoro ia not ono ln this largo and populous district. Tho building ta new. substantial, and well flnlahcd.—Full particulars from Mra Jaok, on tho premises, or ot D. F, Evans, Estate Agont. Qneen-atroot. A BARGAIN,—Cottage ot 4,rooms and scullery ln Ponsonby, only £120.—D. F. Evans. QTOKES'S PUINT.-Splendid Allot- SO moots fonood and planted with trait aud ornumontnl trees, In splendid position, over looking tho harbour, near the beaoh.—D. F, Kvana, Estate Agent. . SUBURBAN STORE tor _aie.—A first rate business tor Sale ln one of tho beet ot Auokland suburbs; tho position is second to none; a splendid opening; full particulars from D. F. Evans.. Estate Agent, Anokland, 325. PUKKKOHE. -A very dcsirablo Farm cf 101 acres, about 1. miles from Tuakau station, with Throe-rooinpd Cottage, work thop, dairy, cowshed, pigsties, __o. __. splendid Btre.im rnna through tho proporty ; all fenced and iiubdlvlilod; about 00 aaros^in grass, the rest cultivated; soil is first class. Good metalled road all the way. Very ohbap-prioe, £1500.— D. y. KVana, Estate Agont. I>KOSrECT TERKACE.-A vory nice Verandah • Cottage of six rooms, flttod with cupboards, bookoaao. dreesor, &o.; gaa aim water laid In; good gardon, stable, &o.- D. F. Kvana, Estate Agont. Uuoen-streot__ \/| OUNT EDEN. —Cottage" of Four i.T_L Rooms nnd Two Aores of Land at Monnt Kden (divided Into two paddookß), near resi dence of J. Uotger, rsq. A very desirable pro perty. Prioe. £5110.—D. V. Kvans, Katiuo Agent. PONSONBY, —A new and very pretty Verandah Cottago of 6 rooms, allotment, tank, sta, all complete, and In ilrstolatis order. Very cheap, £220.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queon -street. 127 MOUNT EDEN (near Mr Kelly aj, a new and -woll-dnisbod Houro 0t five rooms, replete with almost every oonvonionce, such as register grates, kitchen ranee, _o.; allot mont about 50 x 200; main road frontage: very desirable.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen stroot 408 ri'Oß IMMEDIATE DISPOSAL, tbo i Business of a Suburban -tore in a rising district (owner retiring through ill health) Only a small sum required for good-will, stock at valuation; rent moderate.—D. F, Kvans, Estate Agent, . SPRING-STREET, Ponsonby - Hand- Bomo new House, thoroughly well finished, rooms large and lofty, standing on two ollot ments. lam lnßtruotod to elloct an immediate ea'o—business matters oalllng the ownor away from the dlstriot.—Foil particulars from D. F. Evans. Katate Agent, Queen-street 403. • |_| ANDSUME VILLA RESIDEWOK, 8 1. in flrat-olass order. The House stand high, commands a grand view, and Is sur rounded by a splendid gardon f ally stocked with fruit trees,flowors,etc, bto. Tho aspect is north easterly, and welt sheltered. Situated in Pon sonby, noxt to Rev. Mr Rnnolman's, and having a frOntago of 132 feet to O'C-nnell-atroet, whloh oould (if desired) be sub-divided to advantage. —D. F Kvans, KBtate Agent.Quoen-street. 130 BIOR SALE OK LEASK. Takapuna, North Shork.—Desirable Store, Dwelling, and Outhouses, almost new and ln flrst-class order, together with 6 acres Splendid Land (ln orops) on main road and in tho vlolnlty of tho boahtlfnl lake, and commanding splendid view of Auckland harbour. A moat dcsirablo proporty, and well worthy Inspection. D. t. EVANS, 381 Estate Agent, ■ft' O R S A L E, CL-REMONT-STREICT, Seafleld View-A Vi-ry Ueair-ble Allotment, quite levol, fenced, and ready for building on. Sax 110. for £100. NEWMARKET-Verandah Cottage Srooms, register oven, good well, &0., oorner allotment 33 x 100. for £250. MONTAGUE-STREET. Newton- Verandah Cottago, 1 roomsi allotment about S3 x 03; cheap, only £133. D. F. EVANP, Estate Agent, noxt Herald Offlce, Qaeen-street. IpARMS FuR __LE.— Waikato - A iT very desirable and snug Utile Farm, Bituated on the banks of the Waikato River, vory comfortable Homestead consisting of— Houbo of six Rooms, Outbuildings, suoh as Barn, Cowshed, Pigsties, Stockyard, _o, Area, about 226 aores of good fertile Land, sub divided into Paddookß, Orchard, and a splendid pleoe ot mixed bush. School and Railway Station adjacent. Price, £830, And several others. Full particulars on ap plication to D. F. EVANS, Eatate Agont, Queen-street (noxt "Herald" Offlce). IOUiLDING SITES 1 BUILDING _L> SITKSI All thosojgplondld Allotments Bitnato In Col lege Road (the only lots for sale on right-hand side going up, and being Within a tew minutes' walk ot the olty). Should oommand a ready Bale. This Is a splendid Investment for building purposes, Prioo, only £3 10s per foot upwards. For villa residences the position la flrst-olass. Shelly Beaoh Koad, a splendid oorner allot ment, 100 x 105, for £225, the only lot unsold, Grace-street, Ponsonby. beautiful level allot ments, ln flrat-olass position, 10 feet frontago, at £3 per foot; aleo lots 36 x H7. at £2 6s per foot. Grace-streei, splendid oorner at £310s. Stuart-Btreet, off Grace-street, 10x120, for £100. Lincoln street, 65 x 100, at £115s. Clarence-street, at £1 per toot. a ngleaea-Btroet, lots 10 x 120, splendid view, for £100. Claremont-ntrest, Seafleld View, beautiful level allotment, fenoeo, 33 x 116, for £100. Beresford-atrcet, grand position, at £4 per foot Bailey's Paadook, lots, 33 - 90, at £10 oaoh, &C. &c, «_c. t Fnll rartionlars from D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent, next " Herald" Offlce. F. J. MOSS]. [W. F. -'SULLIVAN FJ. MOSS & C O.; • LAND AND ESTATE AQBNT3, Shor._and-s.b__t. , WE HAVK FOR SALE a large number ol ! PROPERTIES ln TOWN and COUNTRY - of which full particulars may be obtained on application. MONEY TO LEND on Leasehold or Free ' hold Socnrity at Current Rates of Interest, i - WE ALSO INDENT for Implements. Ma chlnery, or Goods of any description, througl cur Agonte—Messrs H. S. King & Co., o Cornhlll, London—whose large conneotioi • and long oxperlenoe enable ns to offer thi • best terms to those who may favour us witl ' bnsineDß.-F. J. MOSS & Co,, Land am Eatate Agents. Shortland-atraet : j_)HINGLES! OHINIiLES I 200,000 ffIRBT<!LABB SHINGLES FOl In Quantities to Suit Purchasers. Dkhvkkbd Promptly. > B. GIITOS AND SONS. i, __ for cormwotion. m First Page), _tw:mt_m__:___m-m-mm swag— mm.m.l ..-'-* i I , *.',_ffl



J.O Jj-_ . r»"\0 LET, two Shops in heat part of Queen- J_ Btreet.— Apply, J. Phillips, Darby-street. . nnO LET, new Shop and 7 rooms, in Pom . _ sonby Road, opposite Brown-ntreet; good , position for business. Ront, £I.— W, Johnston, J Fran-lin Boad.BOOOn. house from Ponsonby , Road. rflU Lml' (ltemuera), House of seven X rooms on main road, and one of six rooms (Belmont); both within few minutes of railway station.—Wm. Dlnnlaon, Newmarket. KB 10 JLET, to a married couple, part of J! House in exchange for Board for a lady; : referonoos required.—Fanoy Shop, oorner of Wellesloy and Albert-streets. rfliO LE l', New Six-roomed Hoi|se in St, 9. Mary's Road; gaa laid on, tank and well, &o.—Apply to Mr Knl.ht. Bntcner. TO LET, at Conquest Place, six-roomed House, outbuildings, large garden ; rent 12a.—Inqulro M. RyaniGrooor, Parnell. rriO LET, a 17-roomed House at Tanranga, _L known as Grasslek . Boarding-house, suit able for a large and extensive trade, and Within two minutes walk ot the wharf; a long lease can bo obtained.—a ptily to John A. Clark, Commission Agont, Tanranga. mo LET, at Onehunga, a House ot nine JL ''. rooms; thoroughly well finished, with coacb-bouso, stable, &o.; Bltnate on Norman's Hill, good view, healthy situation; entry at onoe.—Apply to Wm. Stevenson, Onehunga. TO LET, uihee corner of High-street and Vuloan Lane.—Apply to R. Home, above L. W. Katon's. Queen-street. r^O LET, a .-roomed Cottage; rent, 8s I per wenk.—Apply on Monday to James Ballantlne, Victoria-street. T|lo LET, that Corner Allotment, with 1 Cottage and Carpenter's Workshop there on, Bituated at Ponsonby Road: well adapted for a builder.—For particulars apply to William Rosda. Manager Union Sash and Door Co. rpO LET, Two Shops iv best part of 1 Queen Btreet. nno LET, at Ponsonby, a 5-roomed Cot- L tage, with gas and water, oorner. of Melfordstreet and Dedwood Terrace,—Apply to J. Swales, rjl-! LET, in Welllngtou-street, a com- I. fortable 8 roomed Honse, every conve nience; rem IGj.—H. t'artlngton, Kstato Agent, Stlohbury'a Buildings. mO LET, Shop and Dwelling-house, near L corner Hobson and Cook-streets, next Mr Parkor's, Orocer.— Apply,'!'. Cooßtablo. rpO LET, a Small House, suitable for a A b-obelor. near Moobanlo's Bay,—Apply tor address to Star Ollloe. rpC LET, a Family Hesldence containing I 10 rooms, with suitable outbuildings, on the New North Road; possession given imme diately.—Apply to F. L. Prime, Bstate Agent, 28, N.Z. Insurance Buildings, JVTORTH SHORE —To Lot, a New Xl House of 10 room., woll situated, and suitable for lodging house: also, Furnished Cottage.—X. and B. Dader. Devon port store. VIORTH SHORE (Cheltenham Beach). J-l —Exoollont Family Rosidonoe and half an-acre of splendid land on this lavourlto beach to let.-01ivor Mays, House _gont. Ecclesiastical. ■\7ODNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO JL CIATION, corner of Wellosloy and Albert ntrootß.—Mooting for United Prayer will bo held THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 7.30. A Bible Reading will ba given. Friends are cordially invited. A BIBLE CLASS for MEN every Sunday aftornoon. from 3 till 4. XTI-VY ft ORTH hUriD CONGREGA II TIONAL SUNDAY-SCHOOL. The annivkii-aiiy S-bvioes will be held TO-MORROW (dunday): Morning, at 11 o'clock, by the Rev. J. Robertson, M.A. Afternoon, at 3 o'olook, by tho Rev. J. Downing. Evening, at 6.30 o'clock, a Service of Song, whon two short Addresses will be given by Mossr. Enoch Wood and W. J. Moglnlo. S"~T7"PAUL'S CHURCH.-ll 0,m,, Morning Prayer, "ormon, and Holy Com mnnlon; 0.30 p.m., Evening Prayer and Sermon, "Temperance." CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Beres ford-street—The usual Services will be con ducted To-morrow (Sunday), at ll a m„ by the Rev. T. S. .orsalih, and at 6.30 p.m., by the Paßtor; tho Roy. J. Robertson, M.A. UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH, Pitt and Vinoent-Btroeta - Sunday Sorvlooa. May .1, to be conduotod in the Morning at 11, and in tbe Evening at 0.30, by the Roy. T. Hodgson. WELLESLEV-SI'KEET BAPTIST CHURCH. - Sunday. 21st Instant- Morning, in tho Cbapel, Mr T. Spnrgeon; Kvenlng. ln tho Choral Hall. Mr T. Spurgeon. MOUNT EUEN BAPTIST CHURCH. —Pastor John Downing, late of Brisbane, will preach ln tho Morning at 11, and In the Evonlng at 6.30. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, Alex-ndra - street. — Sunday Services — I Morning at 11. by Rev. J. Gny. Subjeot, " Spiritual -tlinulnß." Evening at 6.30. Roy. W. a. Pottor. Subjeot, "Can we Know woaro Converted I' inRANKLIN ROAD PRIMITIVE I? MKTHOUI3T OHURCU.-Dlvlnoo Ser vice will bo conducted in thiß churnh To-mor row—ilorning^—jEvonlngbyJ^ BIM-TIVE METHODIST CHURCH, Pitt and Edwin-streets.—Afternoon at 3 o'olook, Roy. W. S. Potter; Evening at 6.30, Mr Kord. l\i EWMARRET PRIMITIVE METHO- J-l DIST CHUROH.—Sorvlccs To-morrow l Afternoon at 3, and Evening at 6.30. Mr Joseph Darrloott. PITT- STREET WESLEYAN CHURO M.—Morning, at 11, Rev. G. W. F. .pence I Evonlng, at 0.30, Key. A. Hold. GRAPTON ROAD WESLEYAN CHUROH. - Morning, at 11, Mr J. J. Mather; Kvenlng. at 6.3l);Rev. W. ij. PariQnson. F" ARNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH.- Suhday Sorvlccs—Morning, at 11, Roy. W; O. Oliver; Evening, at 6.30. Mr R. J. -ouster. ■VTEWMARKET WESLEYAN ll CHURCH.-Mornlng, at 11, Rev. W. G. Parsoneon; Evening, at 8.30. Rev. W, C. Oliver. D~"EVONPOKT WESLEYAN CHURCH.-Mornlog. at 11, Rev. H. R. Dewsbury; Eventag, at R3O, Roy. G. W. T. Spence. ARCH-HILL WESLEYAN SER VICES, - Divine Service will be bold In the Publlo Sohool-room To-morrow Evening, at 6.30. by Mr Jessop. ELLERSLIE WESLE\ AN SERVICES -Divino sorvloe will be hold lh the Publlo Sohool-room To-morrow Evenliig, at 0,30, by Mr Mather. rfIEMPERANCE HALL.-Qeo. A. JL Brown will deliver a Leotnre on Sunday night, at 6.30. Subjeot. " Temperance." Morn ing service at 11 o'olook. "fiiHE CHDRCH OF GOD," To- JL morrow, at 6 30, at the Christians' Meet ing-house, Cook and Hobson- streets, by E. Lewis. Evangelist. Come and hear. £^Hr-.ISTAD-LPHIANS meet in tho KJ Carlton Academy, Hobaon Btreet, every drat day of the week to break bread, ll aims; Bible ciass, 3 p.m. Troth-seekers invited. C CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST LAT- J TtCR-DAY SAINTS hold Mootlngs m the Masonlo Hall, Newton, on Sunday—ll a.m. for Sacrament, 0.30 p.m. preaching the Gospel. All aro invited. NO collection. mHEATKERO.AL: SUNDA. EVEN- X ING SERVICES, undor tho conduct of tho Young Mon's Christian Association, on Sunday Evening, from Bto 9. All aro invited. Seats Free. ST. ANDREWS CHORCH IMPROVE. MENTS. The Ceremony ot LADING THE FOUNDATION STONE OF THE TOWER OF STt ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, A-ten Road, Will be performed by Ro_.-rt Wiutson, esq., On WEDNESDAY, 24TH MAY (Queen's Birthday), At 3 o'olook ln the afternoon. All friends are Invited to be present. -soota and Shoee ' OOOTSI "J3OOTS 1 KOOTS I JUST OPENED FRBSH SHIPMENTS, Ex ship Oxford and s.s. Sorata. • Comprising— i LADIES' E.B, BOOTS and SHOES, and 6 Well-assorted Stook of Button Boots oi . every description. CHILDREN'S K.S. BOOTS, Shoos, and Buttor Bootc, ln Glace, Goatskin, Calf. Eld, Glace Kid, Bluo Cloth and Brown Cloth, In al BIZOB. GENTS' CLUMPED E.S, BOOTS, Watertight! with olump soles; also. Lace and E.S. Boob with oork soles, the best articles that can tx i had to keep out damp and water besides ' a woll assorted etook of Gents' Light Boots. Note tho Address CTTTEBTPFAHL, • » » Opposite Hay market , -rpNLARGEMENT OF PREMISES r\ DROOKES, Blue Boot, Queen-street, _ Having Enlarged bis Premises, has now openoi | up an Immense Stook ef - 1 MKNo, WOMEN., AND CHILDREN! I BOOTS AND SHOKB, 4 All of which ate N-W AND W___-_._OB._D OOOVB, I A Special Room Hbb been neatly fitted up for Ladles, whloh i Strlotly Private. R C. BROOKES Has Accommodation to suit all classes, an will do his best to give them Good Value for their Money. nr Note the Address— p DROOKES, BLUE BOOT, i pprOBfTK QiBUOB- -HP OBANW-LL'B, _w^3ipsa!ii_i__iffl,WHr' mm ______*- ' "\



i j___uH.m_nitH. . AUCKLAND BAND OF HOPI _T_- UNION. •THE ANNUAL GATHERING 1 Will take place in the ; CHORAL HALL QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY (Wednesday next), 1 Under the auspices ot the GOOD TEMPLARS, RECHABITES, AND TEM P-RAKCE SOCIETIES. ■ Tea will be laid at 0 o'olook. Tickets, Is Gd. At 7.15 the Children will Assemble, when SIR WILLIAM FOX AND THR RKV. THOMAB SPURGEON Are expected to Address the Meeting. MR GEORGE HEMUS WILL PR-SIDE. Bf leoted pieces will be sung by the Chlldrei (Conductor, Mr Tanlield) and the Band of Hope Union Choir (Oonduotor, Mr Tudehope). SOLOS, DUETS, AND RECITATIONS j WILL BE RENDERED BY FRI-NDS. i Tlokets for the Tea may be had from the Officers of the Societies. ST. BENEDICT'S CHURCH, NEWTON. A GRAND SAORBD CONCERT (Undor the Patronage of the Very Rev. H. J. Fynes, Vic-Cap., and Clergy), Will bo held ln the NEW BUILDING (Prior to its Consecration), On THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1882. Herb Cam, Sobmit. will Conduct. Body of the Building, 3s. Doors open at 7.90 p.m., oommenoe at 8. OWEN MAHON, Hon. Seo. Lectures. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, Corner of W___-S__- AND A_BEB--BT---TS, ANNUAL V-/OURBE o. JjEOTURES, 1882. May 20-Lecture: "Llfo and Work— Scientific and Social".... Joe lan Martin, Erg. Jane 2—Leotnrei "Things as they might hsve been ".... Rev. MoKenzle Fraser. June 21—Entertainment, Musical and Literary July 7—Leoturo : " Homes without Hands" Rev. Percy A Smallfleld. July 28-Entertainment, Musical and Literary. Aug. H—Leotnre i " tngllsh University Lite 'lliirty Years Ago "...-Bishop Cowle. Aug. 25—Entertainment, Musical and Literary. Sept. 1-I-eoture: "Ten Dayß ln Palestine".... Rev. a, Bold. Sept 29 -Entertainment, Musical and Literary* Oot. 20-(To bo announced).. ..Mr T. Spurgeon, To Commence at 7.30. Seats roterved for Tioketholders till 7.20. Tlokets for the Course (to admit bearor and lady) Ss ; Single Tickets for Course, Ss 6d • Single Tickets, Is, to be obtained from the Booksellers, Members ot Committee, and at the Rooms. THOMAS BUDDLE, HO". Seo. 1 ' i ■' "' ■ Meetings. T ODGE ST. ANDREW, No. 418, S.C. Tbe Regular Monthly Meeting of this Lodge will bo held in the Masonlo Hall, PrinCoß-street, on MONDAY EVENING, May 22nd, at 7,30 o'clock aliai p. All Masons ore invited. By order of the It. W. M. GEU. PAYNE, Secretary. rr A. C. B. SOCIETY. 11 • Auckland Branch. No. 81. The ordinary Fortnightly Meeting Of tho Branch Will be hold on MON DAY next, 22nd Instant, Instead of 21th (Queen's Birthday). J. O'BRIEN, J.N„ Seoret&ryi 10.G.f. — HOtE OF PARNELL • LOUGHi. -In consequence of the Band of Hope Union Tea Meeting, there will be no Lodge Mooting on Wedneday next, 21th lnst, By order, Wm. Nicholson, Secretary. ONE TREE HILL HIGHWAY DIS TRICT. A Meeting of Ratepayers of the above Dis trict will ia held ln tbe Junotlon Hotel on TUESDAY, the 23rd May. at 11a.m. Business: —To oonslder the Extension of a Certain Road, which would lead from O-ehunga to South Road, opposite EUerslle Station. ROBERT HALL, Chairman of Board. Ttf-ATIONAL 1.0. ODDFELLOWS. LOYAL ITNIT-D BROTHER LODGE, No. 075. A full attendance of Members is requested at the Lodge-room on the 23rd lnst. Hneiness— Nomination of OrHCei. rore-Buingquarter. By order of the N.G. .. Til) X N ALLIANCE. The Annual Meeting of the Eden Alliance for the prevention of Publlo Houses will be held In the Sehool-rdom, Mount Eden, on FRIDAY -VKNING, May 20. Chairman, Mr Joseph Potter. AddretßOS will be delivered by Rev. T. Hodgson. Rev. B. T. Dudley, Mr N. Phillips, and Mr S. Hemus. Mubloul Selections will be rendered at intervals; Conductor, Mr Hootom Admiselon by Tioket (without charge), to be obtained of Messrs S. Bailey, Cranwell, Dixon, McGregor, Prlnoe, Potter, Waite; and the Secre tary. Ladies are spoolally invited to attend. WILLIAM COLB, Hon; Seo. UCKLAND PERMANENT iCO OPKRATIVE BUILDING AND IN VESTMENT SOCIETY. NOTICE. The Tenth Annual Meeting of tho Anokland Permanent Co-operative Building and Invest ment Society, for reoelving the annual reporl and aooounts, and eleotlng a committee oi management and auditors for the ensuing year, will bo hold ln tho Leotnre Hall ot tho Young Men's Christian Association, Albort-Btreet, on TUESDaY, the 13th June, 18S2, at half-pasl soven ln the evening. _._,_„_ JOHN BATGKR, , ' Secretary N.B.—ln aooordance with rule No. 44, norn Inatlooß of Candidates for office must be lodged with the Secretary on or before 31st May, UCKLAND PERMANENT CO OPERATIVE BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. In compliance with a requisition from 21 Members of tho Soolety (whloh requisition li now exhibited ln the Soolety'a Office, as re quired by Rule No. 40), I hereby give notlci that a Speoial Mooting of the Auokland Por manent Co-operative Building and Investmen Soolety will be held on TUESDAY, the 13tl day of June, next. Immediately after the ordl nary annual meeting of the said Soolety, con vened for 7.30 p.m, on that day. BUSINKSB t To Repeal Rules Nos. 3,1. 6.14, ifl. 18.19. -1 and 75, and Sohedule F.and to enact Now Rule andaNewSohedule Instead thereof,as advei Used In " The New Zealand Herald* and THi Ev-nlno Stab, of 10th May, 1882. JOHN BATGER. Beoretary. Corporation Notices. TVRAI N A G_E_N 0 T I C E i i GREY-STREET GULLY, BETWEEN VII t CENT AND GREY-STREETS. i Notice is hereby given to Owners and Qep 3 piers of Property in Gully, between Vincent*! 1 Grey-streets, to drain their respective propertt into main drain in course of construction. ' 1 s present contractor for works in those streetsw s execute the work by arrangement. . Failing compliance with this notice, the Ci ; Counoil will,under the provisions of the Mm clpal Corporations Aots," proceed with tl drainage workß deemed neuessary at the ru and coat of the owners and occupiers. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Offlce, May 6,1882. ! Goldmming Notices. T-TKW PRINCE IMPERIAL GOL ±S MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). a A Call of Bd (Sixpence) per Share on the Co: pony's Capital has this day been made by t Directors, payable to the Manager, at the Co: B n.ny's Office. No. 11, Insurance Compan; Building", Auokland, on WEDNESDAY, t "thO^Une' m D.G.MAODONNELL 1 Manager Anokland, 19th May, 18S2. QUEEN OF BEAUTY GOLD MI ING COMPANY (LIMITED). At a Meeting of the Directors held this'day 'was decided to Issue Two Thousand Five Hi dred Shares, in terms of the resolution nasi »d at. the General Meeting, held 28th .ebrua 1882. These Shares may be obtained at the r, of one share to every eight Original Shares ap-Uoatlon to the Manager, at the Compa. Oflloe, Noi 11, New Zealand Insurance Bui Ings, Auok'and. and payment of Ss per Share or before the 22nd June, 1882. D. G. MaoDONNELL, Manage! AuoW-nd, May 19,1888, .■^P-5?3-?W_______S_^-^-®.._a_l__l



Iruuii- iNOUC-B. TyOTICE IS HKKEBY GIVEN that is 1 -^ _ the intention of the Auokland Barbour Board to introduce to tbe General Assembly of New Zealand, ln Parliament, assembled, a Bill . tube entitled "The Auokland Harbour Board Empowering Aot, 1882," for the purpose ot enabling the said Board to borrow the sum of £160,000, for a period of 85 years, upon the security of the land mentioned ln the 2nd Schedule to the said Bill, and the several rates and dues mentioned lv the said Bill, the said sum of £150,000 to bo used for tho construction of a Graving Dook, and the Harbour Works In the Port of Auokland, more particularly men > tloned ln the Ist Sohedule to the said Bill. Dated it Auokland this sth day of May, 1882. j F. E. COMPTON, Chairman Auckland Harbour Board. JAMBS M. BRIGHAM, i (_.s) Treasurer Auokland Harbour Board. T^TOTICE is hereby given that apphca- X~ tlou will be made to tbe General Assembly? , at tbe ensuing Session thereof, for tho f oho wing Aots :— An Aot for establishing a University College ln Auokland. An Aot to provide for tbe dedication of the land, and hereditaments in Auckland, known as Government Houso grounds, for the purpose of a University College, - and for other purposes of eduoation In learning and science. -in .ot to amend the Auokland College and Grammar School Aot. 1877. Dated at Auokland, this 12th day of May, 1882, JOHN JAMES, Secretary Auokland College and Grammar School, PERSECUTION OF JEWS IN RUSSIA. His Worship the Mayor will be glad to receive Subscriptions in Aid of the Fund now being raised at tho Manalon House, London, towards ameliorating tbe condition of■■ the Persecuted Jews in Russia by emigration or otherwise. Mayor's Offlce, May 9th, 1882. HOUSES BUILT on the Weekly-Pay. _ : ment System.-Apply, No. 2. Grafton Road, Kyber Pass. \ NY Person possessing Any or All of ■*■■*- the following books, and disposed to lend them for a short time, would confer a great favour by communicating with " Under graduate," Stab Offlce,—The Diaries of Burton, Narcissus Lnttrell, and John Walllngtonj the Autobiography of George Eos, the Q&aker. JUST OPENED, 2 cases Men's and , .. Boys'trolt Hats; a good stiff felt hat for SB cd.—A. Lovett. Weliesley-Btreet. "VTOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. Notioe is hereby given that the Partnership hitherto existing between tho undersigned hai been Dissolved by mutual oonsent. All Accounts owing to and by the late firm will be received and paid by Mr Milne; Dated this 18th day of May, 1882. JOHN MILNE. T. LEIGH WHITE. John Milne, Colonial Bank Buildings, Continues the Profession of PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR, ARBI TBATOR, &C, At the above address. All business connected with the examination of Accounts, the preparation ol Balance-sheets, and the Winding-up of Estates, *T RBOBIVB FnOMPX A.TXN-lON, Agent for tho Auokland Provincial District for THK NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIA TION OF AUSTRALASIA,where all business connected with Life Assurance is transacted. m LEIGH WHITE, LAND, ESTATE AGENT, AND PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR OF CITY AND COMPANIES ACCOUNTS. Preb-ni address : COLONIAL BANK BUILDINGS. i GF. STuVTN bees-to draw the atten • tion of the public that he has opened an office at the Union Insurance Company's Build ings, Qawn-Btroet, where he intends to carry on business as House, Land, and Estate Agent. CIALICOS. -Splendid Family Calico, 36 J Icohes wide, at 6s do_en; always gives satisfaction. Send for Patterns. — TESTER, Draper. Karangahapo Road. . FLANNE-S, Blan-ecs, Winter Dresses, Shirtings, &c, at Lower Prices than ever, —TESTER, Karangahapo Road. WINTER HOSIERY.—A Full Stock of Women's and Children's, at Cash Prices.—TK3TKK. Draper, Karangahapo Road, •jyr o~ ~¥~ I c jb TO THE SETTLERS OF THE KAIPARA AND WAIEOA, PORT ALBERT, AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. A Market .or all the Fresh Mall-1 caught to be found by applying to the Kaipara Canning Company, Helensville. i»iaTO *10,00t) liENT on Building ISi. 1. V Society principles, or on ottert'-TM to suit borrowers. Allotments bongh. and Houses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of < Properties for sale on th page. Six per cent allowed on money deposited tor Investment.— ; C. Williamson, Land, Estate and Financial [ Agent Voloan Lane. REDK. WHITEHEAD'S RETAIL TEA ADVKRTISBMENT. FINEST CHINA TEA SIFTINGS, 1/4 per lb, Selected from the London market, and re markably cheap. Gives a strong, thlok, " and pungent liquor, GHOIORBT. PURE FIRST CROP BROKEN PANTONG CONGOU. This Tea for valro In tbe cup Is worth pence por pound more money. Price, 1/6 per lb. The like rarely oomes Into this market. A SPLENDID DARJEELING FLAVOURED MIXTURE; guaranteed a blend Of Pure I India and o___- Teas. Price, 1/8 per lb, ' "TE A EXT R AOR D I NAR V!" The ready sale this Tea oommandß proves It , worthy the name. Prioe, 2/per lb "FAMILY MIXTURB.' . A blend of extra highly cured first orop India * and China Teas; will carry well, and lm - prove with lengthened brewing in the t- pot, and prove itself an economic i- _ig_-o__s Family Tea. Prloe, 2/8 per lb. "VERY RICH DEEP BROWN TEA." A combination ot Borne of the purest, the 1, Btronge-t, and the riohest flavoured Teas a Imported. Give it a trial .. Price, 8/ per lb. B N BOXES "FOOK OAN PEKOE TBA. About the Finest Importation of the Season. • Price, 38/ per box. FIIEDK. Wj-tSi^U-AI). WHOLESALE 4gft^^g^KALEß - _=___-_3C-_- AUBTRIAN BKNTWOOI Cane Chairs, Austriai iVf_____-£_? Bentwood Cane Couches am U3, viueen-sweet, L onuKe3i Austrian Bentwooi , Cane Rooking Chairs, -IirALNOT DRAWING _• t*n rmnim " ROOM SUITES t I „ n?_«. _*£_?_' Silk, Tapestry, Rep, and On 128, Queen-street, Walnnt Tables, Whal B . note and Canterbury! -. ItfAHOGANY, OEDAI BS m -xi nnnu-v !*«■ Rimu, and Kauri Dl ia £lA H' °o°K?' taut-room Suites In Loathe ill IB,Queen.twet. gJj^^ om;£_ aSUw Cloth. ,7 f RON Half-Tester Bet h« m _.■_! nnmrv A steads, L-on Frenoh Bee ?v ?^ H* 009_ES' steads. Iron* Stump Bee sk 123, Queen-street. \^^ !„,- Folding Chal . Bedsteads, Iron Cots. . ATENT Spring Rolle Blinds and venetia __• fa.. Quean-street Blinds, Gilt Cornices an Frenoh-po-shed Cornioe Polt ARPETS, Hearthrug __ Linoleum, Floorolot) US, Queen-street; Matting, Door Mats, Bat iD Mats. In great variety. " IBERAL DISCOUNT I Cash Puroha-ers. _ S_ tm^^____M SP 008 delivered tree in tow he 183, Queen-street. catalogues post free on app: 5' oatlom he TJEDROOM FURNITUB T &H. COOKE, JO In Choice Mottled Kan 133, Queen-stree Wardrobeß.BedHtaads.Wai stands and Toilet Tab - T»EST NEWCASTLE COA A CARGO OF HOUSEHOLD AND BLACK-SMITE '.It Per WENTWOETHi mow discharging; in- - •S 4 Also, ate TAUPIRI, BA., KAMO COALS A ,2.° FIREWOOD. lid- -— on Delivered in Town or Country. W. AND G. _~w"INSTON r' cu6P>M-B°w«-rrß"»rs _tt_illlWlllPllll|i||lllllliir"iWlT^____liiiliiiT



rUDIIC JNO.IC6B. OHAMROCK TTOTEL, The too-utterly utter utterly outdone at above Hotel, where languishing Devotees of „.sthotl ' oism may find a substitute for tbe lily - and Bunflower, and shake off any Apathetlo 1 and Philosophic Feelings by imbibing from BEST BRANDS OF LIQUORS. J. HAWKINS, Propbiktoe. Just above the New Opera Honse. "VTEW OPERA SEASON.-Abbotts -Ll Theatre. —Mrs Tarplee, Poulterer and Fruiterer, Qaeen-Btreet (near Albert Hotel). Tea, Coffee, Chocolate, Sandwiches, Cakes, and Refreshments provided at Reasonable Rates.— Note the address i Albert Hotel Buildings (op posite Mr Edson's, Chemist). TO MINING SPECULATORS.—Have your ground tested before sinking.— HENRY EVANS Is now open to Bore with the Wright and Edwavds Boring Maohlne or Water Anger. From Surface to 100 ft., 6s 6d per foot ; 200 ft.. 10s; 300 ft., 15s; 100 ft., 20s. STAFFORD & GORMAN, PRACTICAL CLIPPEBBi Horees carefully Clipped, Charges—Moderate. All orders loft at Lendrum's or Young's Stables punctually attended to. — N.B.—Any orders left at Cook's Stables not attended to. ]W" O T I O E. Having Purchased the whole of the Estate and Effents of William J. O'Brien, Baker, Parnell, from the Trustee, Mr Themas Maoffar lano, I have respectfully to request a continu ance of the favours bestowed on the former proprietor, JOHN O'BRIEN. Parnell, May 20.1882. lyrOTlCls.-All Freights and Monies due -Li to the S.s, ' Marion' are to ba paid to Mrs A. M, Dunn,or her Agents; Messrs Hendie and Whitley, Queen-Btreet, Anokland; or Mr Martin, Wade Hotel; or to Mr A. Emereh on board,— May 20,1882. mo TEE RATEPAYERS, GOOD A TEMPLARS, AND GBNERaL PUBLIC OF AUCKLAND. J. W E N D E L, NEW ZEALAND WINE MANUFACTURER, SYMCNDS-B-RE-T, Begs to solicit the Support of the Pnbllo of Auckland during the Voting lor tha Licenses tor the Sale of New Zealand Wine in .uokland. J. WENDEL, having been born in Moselle, and having spent npwardo of 23 years in some of the leading Wine Districts of Knrope, oan safely affirm that all his Wines are Manufactured according to the Best Continen tal Methods from Grapes locally grown; and, ln,addition to a First-class Prize at the late Sydney Exhibition, have also reoeived _ Certifi cate from Mr Tunny, tbe Provincial Analyst, as to their Purity and Excellence, They are aleo strongly recommended by all the leading Medical Men of Auokland as a Sate and Nourishing Beverage for Females, Infants, and Invalids, ln soliciting tbe snpport of the various Good Templar Bodies, 3, wendel would draw -ttentlon to the opinions of some of the promi nent Legislators of England, who distinctly trace the late decrease in drunkenness at Home to the Introduction from the Continent of Light Wines or a Harmless and Non intoxiOATlNG Natob-. Lioonscs for the Sale of New Zealand Wines will be applied for by several ot the Principal Stores ana Restaurants in Auokland, thus placing it within the reach of the Publlo, without the necessity of going to a Publlo Honse. All these Wines will be Capsuled and Sealed by Mr Wendel, and oan be guaran teed never to vary in quality. In support ot the above statements, Mr Wendel is perfeotly will ing to defray all costs of a Freah Analysis of any of the Bottles of Wine manufactured by him, should they not answer ln every respeot to tbe above description.—Yours truly, J". New Zealand Wink Manufactubeb, Symoh-s-street, Auokland. GIN. RIM LOCKS, 2s; Fenders, Is 9d to 255; Fllver Pattern Cruet Stands, Ss Gd; Mahogany Swing Glasses, ia 9d; Bird Cages, from 1b Ba. GLASS SHADES and Stands from Is 6d; Chamber Services, 7s 9d to 10s; Iron Buckets, is Gd ; Tubs, Is 9.; Dinner Services, 70 pieces, 36- /^ILT CHINA CUPS, 7s- dozen; Tea VJT Sets, in variety; from 9s; English Tin ware, eyery description; Double Iron Bedsteads, 255. SILVER Sets Brooches and Earrings, 7s 6d; Jet Brooohes, Earrings, and Bracelets, and the Largest, Newest, and Cheapest Stook of Furnishing and Fanoy Goods In Auckland. DIRECT SUPPLY STORE. 219, Queen-Btreet. /GROUND LIME. GROUND LIME, FOR SALE, SOUTHGAT E'S MAHUBANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROCHE LIME, Id any quantity, for Concrete, Paths, Floors, Cellars, etc. (next to stone flagging, is un rivalled for durability and hard-setting qualities). For tanks and other wet work It is a flrst-olsss material. B. KEA NE, ~S~OL E AGENT, C.BTOM-lIOUSE--T-EET. R MCDONALD SCOTT, • 33. N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, Is prepared to undertake the FORMING OF COMPANIES, either under the Joint Stock Aot, 1830, or the Mining Companies Aot, 1872, on the shortest notice, and to perform the duty of Seobbtab- or Manage- pertaining thereto. Also, To aot as AGENT In Buying or Selling Bane, Inburanob, Mining, and other descriptions of Stock; As well as To Rioeivb Monet fob Investment and o transact Land and General Agency Business oonfided to his oare. sandwiches a!sd coffee. Albert Hotel Bar. EVERY EVKNING. r U S T OPENED, finest Brand of Tobacco?, Cigars, and Fancy goods. 176, QUEEN-STREET, Next Rattray's Clothing Shop. H. BAILEY, TOBACCONIST. JAPAN pjBESSED f?ICB. TO ARRIVE. Per Sybil, Direct from Yokohama. We have reoeived cable advice of the dis patch ot tho Sybil, with a FULL CARGO OF DRESSED RICK, for Auokland direot. We oSer Wholesale Parcels to arrive at canal to Melbourne Prices. L, D. NATHAN & CO. t "\/f ATS AND MATTING. THE ORIENTAL FIBRE MAT AND MAT TING COMPANY. (BY ROYAL LETTERS PATUNT), Manufacturers of Patent Mattings . Patent Mats Coooa Mattings and Cocoa Mats , Wool Bordered Mats. Vobda Works, Highworth, Wiws (England). Sole Agents for New Zealand: OPPENHEIMER & CO., Auckland, Who will give Prices and Terms __ on application. S : : Stove and Oven Maker. _ no AND SEE OR SEND FOB >. VJT ILLUSTRATED PJBIOE LIST. TTEBBBRT TJ QMITH'S n IMPROVED NEW ZEALAND ECLIPSE I WKOUGHT-IRON COTTAGE n RANGES. {. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. - § fHA-i. SMITHS X : 1 Ur____ocz3©| | £ t_ f. _ WHAT THE PERSONS WHO HAVJ * THEM IN USE BAY J in To Mr H. H. Smlth-The ranges which I pui ,11 ohased of yon have been found to give ever £ sa-sf_o_on.-J. HAMDAY.-Epsom, August 11 U" New Plymouth. Ootober 2., 187&-Mr H. B - Bmlth; Slr,-I have had one of y°or„'?2S _J Portage Ovens in use for some years, and to rf. It has fully borne out the ™«;It_i?S_ffi_?_ * for It. vl-., portability, economy. «££eWty o la beating. Imuohpraferlttoel^eraitteaove - or a heavy oast JW^^gffowna, larges L. of your Improved• 5" r3.l?t_. flre k I think, i ;MJ 'mite from all ohanoe of aooldent b ___?!_short &_--Lpest and best Mr Devereu 0-oid d-n the' Defebrkd P___ans SYSTEM. E, AUCKLAND IRON WORKS, DURBA-t-BTBB-T,



reraonaii KE.— -Richmond, please come on Son* j a day at seven, usual place. 4 TD H.V.-Please Write and Meet. IF the Lady who, on Thursday, was in a Photographer's Lobby will be there again - 00 Monday, at the same hour, without the | children, she will confer a favour on the person she saw there, who Is anxious to oommu-loste. IF this should meet the eye of George ~ Thomas Kelland, his father Wishes him to call at Freeman K. Jackson'a. Ha were. , «• MODEL DEPAHTMENT-No gentle .,„ ~ man having been taught Word's. "Rudlmenlal Course" will use the right hand with tha glove, all lunging and ducking being biased off the stags.—Ponsonby Ola.. .Lost and Found. LOST, on Thursday, 18th May, between 1 Beresford-street and Upper Symonds-- Btreet, a Plan (detail of verandah).—Finder will be rewarded by leaving same at Woodss, j Bntoher. WoUlngton-atreet., . , . J *•-> REWARD will be given for in« | 3&(V formation concerning the man who. In Qaeen-street, on Wednesday evening last, - annoyed a respectable female by calling out— , " That is the woman the Detectives are after.' —Apply this offloe. • _f?1 REWARD. —Lost, on Saturday 3&JL evening, from Newmarket Hotel, a Large Brindled Cattle Dog.—Anyone returning - the samo to Mr Euston, at Newmarket Hotel, will receive tbe above reward. ONE POUND REWARD.-Stolen or Strayed from the Grammar Sohool Pad dook. Parnell. last Tuesday, a 0-year-old Grey Mare, about 15 hands—Whoever will give In formation or return fame to Mr C. Wood, Par- r, nell, will receive above reward. " ' - " * |/\OUND, in Grafton Roaa Wesleyan V Church, a Gentleman's Gold Ring.—Apply R. M. Wallis, Carleton Roadi -, ».■ :-., , STRAYED into my Paddock, a Red and White Cow; if not olalmed within ten days, will be sold to defray expenses.—D. MUTR, Otahuhu. Anokland, 18th May, 1882. Medicai. \* TOOTHACHE 1 TOOTHACHE I: TOOTHACHEI Immediate Relief by using '"•"' '~,, EDSON'S MAGIO ESSENCE. '. In Is Bottlesi MAR-HALL'S SPECIAL TINCTURE Of PODOPHYLLUM is the Homceo pathlo remedy for all Stomaoh Disorder*. Prioe, ' Is per bottle.-C. W. Goodson, London Arcade. 1 r iIHE FACT IS NOW ASSURED X THAT INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, ' OBRONIO BRONCHITIS, ABTHJ-A, THBOAT I AND LUNG COMPLAINTS, NKKVOOB ANU WASTING DISEASES are permanently relieved, the worst symptoms arrested, and a healthy re action produced by I > fS AICKIN- SYKUP OF BUOALYPTUa WIM -YPOPHOSMIT-- mr L-B-g AND QUININ-. T, '~ These great results are owing to tbe combination o£ ..■ . ■: NBRVB ANB BBAIH TONIOB that lend increased sustaining powers to the invalid, added to which Is the SPECIFIC ACTION of the Encalyptus on the mucus mem branes, whereby the air passages are , oleared of unbealtby seorotions In a natural manner. Daily evidence la afforded of the per manent resuscitating action of this remedy—so that all who suffer should at once make a trial of Its eminent proper- - ties. The Eucaly ptns Syrup Is moderate In price, aud within the-reaoh of all who need it. It Is a pharmaceuticaloombln*- .. Hon of tonlo alkaloids with hypophoa phites.and not a secret nostrum. Registered and gazetted under " The Trades Marks Registration Aot," by. Qhaves Aiokin, The Pharmaoy, Auok land, Wholesale Agent l Trim Nmw Zealand Dkoo Company Auctions. . ' B,;TONKS. R. C. CARE, B. D. TONES MONDAY, MAY 22. ! '^ TO SPORTSMEN AND OTHERS. GUNS. GUNS. GUNS. GUNS. GUNS. B. TONES & CO. Will Bell, on Monday, the Z-ad, AT 11 O'CLOCK, DOUBLE-BARREL CENTRE-FIRE SPORTING GUNS, in case, and without doubt a really good artlole. W, 8, COCHRANE J [JAS, DAOBK TUESDAY, MAY 23. CLOTHINGT DRAPERY. THE Subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, - Fort-street, on Tuesday, 23rd lnst., at 11 o'olook. THE STOCK OF A DRAPER, Consisting of—Hats, Bonnets, Caps, Muffs, ■ Trimmings, Lace, Furs, Stays. Cottons, Flowers, Ribbon. Velvet, Silk. Blurts,' Tweed, Plaid, Boys' and Men's Clothing, Calico, Shawls. Sheeting, Lustre, Skltt- ' Ing, Winoey, Buttons, Collars _o„ &o. No Reserve. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, '-" - j> Auctioneers. . TUESDAY, MAY 23. """~*~ TO LEATHER SELLERS, BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS. ; " GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to mil by auotlon at his Booms (opposite Messrs Thornton,_mith and Firth's Ml_e),Lower Queen street, on the above date, at 11 o'olook, .. . 5 CASES OF PRIME ENGLISH KIP LEATHER. f\ _ Terms at Sale. ■ ■ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, ; IMPORTANT SALE '„,;',;. 7. OF FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. *' by order of the mortgagees, Without Reserve. "TIHE undersigned have received instruc- JL tiona from the Mortgagees to coll by publlo auctiun, absolutely without reserve, at 11 o'clock. on Wednesday, Uih June next, at their Harlng ton-street Sale Rooms, Tauranga, ALL THAT ESTATE AT JODEA, two miles ' from the Wharf, being Lots 363,372,885. 386, and portions of Lots 11 ill, lis. and 120, Parish of Te Papa, ln lots as detailed below, vie.:— ' Section 1. "" All the unsold Allotments of the Buburbot Tan ranga known ss Oollingwood, ln lots con taining from i to 26 aores. --, ■■ j. Section 2. ~,, ..... Lot I—A 25 aore paddook ot the best pasture In the Bay of Plenty; leasehold, 16 yean to run; no rent to pay. Lot 2—Seotlon ot about 3 aores; leasehold, as above. Lot 3-80 aores of freehold, all In oapltal pasture or under plough ; oapable of oarrying 6 sheen to the aore; has fattened two Sowt Bullocks to 3 aores this summer; may be offered ln two lots. Lot .-Freehold: 20 acres freehold; the best building sltoJ In Tauranga; may be sold La two lots. Lot a-Containing _ aores, laid out ln garden orchard, tennis ground, yards, and planta tions; together with substantial Dwelllna often rooms, with wash-house,store-room dairy, fowl-house, piggery, and a large stable for 16 horses or cattle, and storage for 300 tons. «_«>w- Lot 6-li aores ot orohaid, in full bearing. Lot 7-Containlng .0 aores of the best land ln Te Puna, close to the bush. ,i. is. Lot 8-ContamUig GO aores at the Paonaaroa tbe site ot the old Redoubt; good wood __d running stream. , ~ . The Auctioneers invite special attention In this Important sale, as suitable for small farm and building sites. The property is Immediate?v adjoining tbe town, and ln a few yearsrwSHn. crease in value tenfold. ™" On the following day, at Jndoa Sale Yard* ~t U o'olook, will ba sold, without reserve _U lh« Live and Dead Stock, Farm Implements frn oonsistlng of- - ",R0" < 1 Grade Bull, by Lord Hastings 1 Grade Shorthorn Cow, seven dlahlh hran 40 head Fat Cattle. snMl Brea 30 head Cattle, various sizes 10 Unbroken Colts, some ready for wort 1 mrstolats Draught Mare, fm (X-om) I Draught Mare, stannoh Yi^ LUNCHEON. •-. ■ i l O M 7, 6 Haoks 1 Mare and Foal 1 Berkshire Boar, twelve months old, from Grlgg, -shbnrton 3 Sows _____ ' ~; E 20 Young Figs 2 staokß Oat. 1 Hone Power r- i Chaff Cutter, intermediate gear y Dray, Harness % Buggy - 1 Broadcast Seed Drill L Maize Crusher it Hydraullo Frees d 2 Mowers and Reapers _ Horse Rake : if Sec, &c, tie. f t Terms of Sale: a For Land-16 per cent each on the fall of tha ,' hammer; the bajanoe by approved bills at S. sT 9, and 12 months, bearing Bank Interest, c For Stook, »0,-Caßh on the fall of the bam r mer, or approved bills at 3or j months. c Title may be seen on application to the Auo u tiopwrs, or to ttoe National Bank. VUM**w £ Any further particulars may ba obtained, and ™ plana of tho property seen, on application to ra JORDAN & BHEPPARD, 1 7* J (Continued on Fourth Page,) ■■ ',_ ■■-■ - -■ ' "iUsi . '".'- ■■■ .:. ■ . "-■:: : ~"■■■■ - ■:. ■",.-. . . ■' 7 -, '■"#■ .■: ~._..„._..,, ,-■-..... ~__ ■- -- ..I-- -~ _ji___.ii