To-day's Korero.

ALEXANDRA, this day. THE natives assembled after 10 o'clock this morning. Karauawn, of tho Ngatirau kawas, appeared first on the ground, dressed in a most eccentric manner, and he enter tained the assembled natives for about an hour by reading a lot of extraneous matter. Te Kaibi, who was the first speaker, asked them to speak openly, and have a friendly discussion. Aihepene Kaihau said : Wbat can wc do to carry out our ideas? Pethaps the Ngati rankawas would suggest some way. if anybody objects to what Tawhiao has said, let him set to work and sell and lease. Those-who have bought land in Tawhiao's boundary, Tawhiao "Will respect and look after their rights. To Manaku intended sending a petition to the Government re his lands confiscated at Atvangiohia. Let each tribe send repre sentatives to'assist Te Wheoro at* Wellin gton,

Xc Ngakau (taking Tv Mauaku's petition in his hand) said: It was all very well to bring forth this petition years ago, when I proposed that tho lands should be given hack to nt, but it Is too late now, and I'll tear tho petition np. I have got nothing to say farther than what I said to Wahanui yesterday. Paul, of Orakei, said : Don't getaagryat what has been said. Let each man say what he pleases. Look at me. Who has suffered ? Ishall speak of the land inside con fiscation boundary tbat is claimed by Taw hiao. The land outside that is ail mortgaged. It is a very small piece which you, Tawhiao, can claim. The dogs all round (meaning the pakehas) are hungering tor what is left, and some of you who have spoken here have already received hundreds of pounds thereon (alluding to Tawhiao). It is no use in you claiming mana outside the boundary I have named. Your mana as King goes over the whole land bnt your power is confined within certain boundaries. Tawhiao has got no land. He is a King in name only, Mr Bryce has already told you that if you run the nose of the canoe on to a stump the canOe is sure to .up set. Steer-tho canoe so that it will not upset. JBewi here interposed and told Paul (o be quick with what he had got to say. ::' *' ; Whiti Potatau said, referring to Tawhiao and his sayings, the surveys are still going on to-day notwithstand ing, our resolutions of yesterday: I grieve for Waikato; While wo were talking ot the surveys yesterday, one prin cipal man among us (meaning Kcwi) said he was going to get a surveyor to survey Tatau. '' "

Rewi said:."Yes; these were.-my words, and," drawing . a circle on the ground, " these ore the boundaries. Out eide this can be dealt with. Let the lands described be settled tor us outside. I have nothing to say ; was it for these disputes 1 Bet up the King. No; it was for tlie sal vation of the whole Island-

Whiti Potatau then proceeded : I have nothing to say againat the surveys. Let the surveys go on nnd then tho King move ment will lie a mere mjth and the King exist in name only. -. Tarahuia spoke in defence of the King's pslicy. Whiti said : Where ia the piece of ground mentioned hy Rewi ?, Why, the surveyors aro everywhere on the land. Rewi said he had spoken of this block long ego, and that he meant to retain it for the King's mana. '. A Ngatihauwa chief said : Two things held.the land—war and peace. .It was not the men who sold the land, but bad manage ment generally. .; Whiti Potatau (alluding to the war) said :'lt-rout the Waikaten only who. des troyed the land, and the land and the people both went.' ..-■ '•: . V Major Te Wheoro said that there was such a diversity of opinion on these matters that it was impossible for him to know, what to do,

Paul, of Orakei, and Rewi had a dis cussion re the diversity'of opinion on1 mattere concerning the lands.. Paul te-, .ferred at length to the unsettled state of the JWoikato tribe, aad their landless state. Kaihau said that Tawhiao'called all together to assist him in his diffi culties, and not to increase- them, Rew i denied-the imputation that tbey they were increasing difficulties., He would not consent that Tawhiao should be placed' in a difficulty. ..,..: , Rice said : It was all very well what they were saying yesterday, but let them adhere to their pledges, l :, I Te Ngakau and Kewi then had a warm discussion, the former disputing the latter's assumed position as dictator to the people. Whatoria said that he woidd not listen to either party. Ho .was a la_dle_s 'man. Himself, and they also wbo have no land, are quarrelling and disputing abbnt iiothiog. .JJAihepene said.: Why, . not. stick '.to Tawhiao's words of yesterday, to which all . assented. It is all very well well for you people who havo got land and^ food to talk, but what are we Waikatos to do, who have neither, havi-g only the air to live on 1 Paul Toki advocated that the Waikatos should gee a block marked out by ReWi in the N.'atimaniapoto land.

Tawhiao then rose and said .'This 13 tbe day for discussing matters, but with me rests the fulfilment of them.

Rico, said he consented to. the boU.id_.-ies of the piece of land laid down by Rewi for all to occupy. The meeting was still proceeding ■ at.,- one ip.m.. The boundary meant by' Rewi, as en circling the land to be laid aside as of permanent reserves for the natives com mences atMaungatautari, thence to Taupo, thence to Rangitoto, thence to the West Coast, thence along the coast to Mokau, nnd thence to Kawhia. The Perongia natives are rapidly clearing out;

DEAD BODY FOUND WEAR THE LAKE.

SUPPOSED DROWNING CASH,

Whim walking on the beach between the Narrow Neck, near Mr Staj-ks new'build-* ing, and the Lake, this mornjng,- Mr Reynolds, of North* Shore, discovered a dead body among the rocks. He came to Mr Mays' store as soon as possible, and con veyed the news to town by means of the telephone exchange, <C6_i-l_.bi_;;H_~. ' ehison was directly dispatched to, make further inquiries and secnfe'the body, and he is reported to have left the North Shore with a spring trap about two o'clock in the afternoon. The constable, howsver, had not;returned np till a late hour;'' - ~~-S*-"- Mr Reynolds considered tbat the body was that of a young man. The body was well dressed, with trousers, vest, coat, and boots, the latter apparently, quite new.i-.'u A son of Mr J Oliver Mays also saw the body, and he alao thinks it is that of a young man. Ho says a piece was off the nose, but noticed no other disfiguration,., It-wss at first surmised that Webber's' body had been found, but this is quite improbable; Tho body now on the ben-h is a man of medium height, dressed in a i good tweed suit of a darkish hue, while' Webber, when drowned, was dressed in serge trousers and vest,'and had no'cd'af. It is therefore concluded, in the absence of, other evidence, that it must be'the re mains of some unfortunate fellow who has either accidently 01 purpoa.ly talletf'from some outward bound steamer. Considering the position of the body, as it lies jammed in the rocks, With clothes intact, it is conjec tured that if it be the result of a drowning accident, it must have been washed up very recently. ' i Sergeant Martin is also making enquiriesat the, North. Shore, .and-will probably have the body conveyed to one of tho hotels of- 4th_ district upon arrival;

GUBERNATORIAL MOVEMENTS.

(BY TBLKGR APH—PEESB ,A.-SOCIATJg». )

CHRISTCiIUKCH, this day.. His Excellency the ' ' ..overnor, Lady Gordon and suite, left Christchurch shortly before one o'clock to-day for Lyttelton, en route for Wellington. The city guards formed a guard of honour. The. Mayor and othef members of the City Council,-he Priniate, Col, Packe, and a large number of ladies and gentlemen, were at the station tc see them off. On his arrival, the Gov ernor was" received by the "Mayor, who, in a brief address, expressed the .gratification lt ''bad afforded the citizens to have His Excellency ,- and Eady ,-■,. Gordon among''them," and he "thanked both for the great interest they had evinced in, local* "matters 'during their stay. His Excellency, in reply, thanked the Major for thus giving him an opportunity to I express tbe pleasure he had ■ derived from his Sojourn in Cnris-church-. Though he had travelled in all parts of the globe.| there was "no place out of England,' and even few places In Englaoc!,that he would E refer as a place of reaidence. He concluded y referring to the many friends his family had.made, His Excellency and Lady ; Gordon, .hen took-l-wir sea'fif ftjid yr.re. loudly cll.ei;eda|t^. trititt moVe'dbff, ~".'JJ;k

MAORI LYNCH LAW.

(BY TKhEGRAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

PATEA, this day. OiiAKAMA, the native who stabbed his wife and another native, at Waitotara Pah on Sunday, has been tried by the native?, 1 They inflicted punishment by dropping boiling water on his face, and applying burning rags to his back and spine.

POLICE COURT.—This day.

(Before Messrs O. G. Maomlllan and F. L. Prime, J.P.s)

• Drunkenness.— Jan-os MoWilliams and W Bibby were flned 5s and oOßts. A Foremost Woman.—Kliza. McGinn, o: Chancery line, wcs charged under th< Vagrant Aot with using indecent language laB! , nigbt in High-street.—Sergeant Pardy .sked foi a r-mnnd ln the esse for coven days, tho womar be'ngin a filthy stito. and not fit to leave the look-up —Remendod acord.ngly. Thikvinb.—Win. Thompson was charged with the lprceny of an axe, value 2_ Od, the pro petty ot Jaiuo 11 Jail-ay ; also with stealing twe shirts and a pair Of trousers, value la,, the pro party ot Christina Bruce; also with stealing a wheelbarrow, value 20_, the propprty of Mr Mo Knight, on the 10th Inst. Sergeant Pardy said these wore only threo oharge i out of many, and in order to givo tho police time to gather evi dence, he wou d ask for _ remand. Homanded until Friday, tho 19th Inst. Absent Without Leave.—Charles Bolling hnm. a seaman, was charged with being absent without leave from the British oliip Oamaru, on the 15th Inst.—Prlaonor, ta smart young Bailor, pleaded guilty to leaving the'ship.—The oaptain seated the facts ot the oass, aad that he in tended Bailing '/on or about the 4th proximo.— Prisoner was sontenced to ono month's im prisonment, with hard labour. Disoß-DiENG..—BradstoW'Lucotc and James Hayes were charged with .(iiaoboylng lawful commands on board tho British ship Orient, on the 15th inst. The men pleaded guilty, and ono of tho mon complained bitterly of the opprcsßlvo conduct of the skipper, who, he said, was tho greatest humbug that evor went to sea; ho was quite wiling to resign himself to any pun ishment tho Bench liked to inflict, which would bo bettor -than enduring tho tyranny of the captain. Tho other prlaonor oxpressed Bimilar sentlmonts, and rosolved to go through firo and water with his mate. Tho captain replied at .some length, with iho vlow of shewing that the men were pervorßoly obsilnaf., and would not obey him, even to the sweeping of the deck. The Bunch considered it a bad case, and ordered the men to prison for four weeks, or to pay the costs. : Too Fast.—Mlohsel Fallon was ohai-ged with a breaoh of the by-law No. 14, by rapidly riding round tho corner of Pitt-Bf~set and Karangahape Koad, on the 27th ult.. to the danger of the lives of ri.M. peaceful subjects. — Mr I 010 appeared foi defendant, and stated that his client wbb vory 111, Buffering from tho mis conduct of tho informant, but Mr Fallon did not believe the boy waß guilty.—Sergeant Pardy said tho nollco did not know tho particulars of the oaae; thoy had simply aoted on the lnfor [ inatlon of complatnHut,—Thomas Morrigun deposed that ho resided in the Mount Kden di.-trlot, and on the day In que. tion he wri driving a horse and spring cart round the corner i cir tho Wesleian Churoh; the lad was coming round the corner at a smart trot, and witness tii.dhlß boat to avoid a collision, but be thought tbelad seemed benton mischief. To MrTole: he saw him coming round the corner at a sweep ing trot; tbo shaft of his cart wasirjnrcd; he k'ftvo the matter into the hands of tue police; OrstspokotoMr Kallon. lie replied,"Katherthan compensate 1 will break every bone ln your body.*' Did not wish to oraok up in that way; bo he went to tho polio .—John Henley, fisherman, was near the " Naval," Karangahapo Hoad,and saw the collision; he wai driving a heavy load of Hah, and conld not prevont tho acoldent; kept hia eye on hia tlsh Theso were hia capital, aad loss or fls. to him meruit no bread and butter for tho "kids," lLaughter). -Cross examined by MrTole: Saw Mr Morrigan raise a warning hand. Thia being tho ciibo, Mr Tolo addressed the Bench in defonce, and urged that tho ovidenoe was not trustworthy, and complainant ought to havo brought bis grievance, if ho had ono. before, as tho ollegod offence was cm niittod on tbe 27th. Could Morrigan bave sot wi at he wonted no would not have bronght the charge at all. The Eenob considered there was a doubt in tbo cose, and gave defendant the benefit. Tbo case was dismissed. Ohahoe of S-Ll.inq Bebb on a Sunday.— M ctanol Flynn was summoned to answer to a charge, undor the Licensing Aot of 1881, of supplying boor to Cecilia Rowo on Sunday, the S'thulu—Mr K. Ho3koth appeared in defence. —aorgo.int Pardy conducted for tho police.— Vollia Howo deposed that she resided in Aber .: mbie-ati _~ t„ Remomberod going, on the 30th Anvil, to Mr Fiynn'a house. Was accompanied by Norah Williams. Bad rum and beer to gether, but was not cert.ln who served hor. -he drank the beer; it tasted like beer. In faot It got Into ber bead and Norah _ too. Could not remember whether she nskod Johnny Mahon io drink. Her head was too bad to re i.iember anything distinctly. sho had been nearly out of her mind einco.— OroBS-examlned by Mr Hesketh: She had not been threatened with '-twove months" if she did not como to Court; nothing of the name.—Norah Williams deposed that she had.various names, but bor real name was Uleat. She wont with last witness for a " drop" at the Nottingham' Costla; waa supplied with beer outside the. bar; there were two persons behind tho bar. Saw Mr Fiynn there. Sho paid for it; sho was nearly drunk at tho time. Mot Johnny, and hollered she offered him a drink.—To Mr Hesketh: Had been ."boosing" all the week; She paid, bnt did not remember taking any change. It was in the afcernc.n ; knew it was not dart. Saw Mr Flynn thero. Mra Rowo carried tho beer, and she carried the rum. Was not oil' nor drinking boat; wanted a glass to Btralghton her up. Went down that night to the Police Station. —Oeorge William Garrard deposed being at tho Nottingham. Castle Hotel on tbat Sunday afternoon. Saw the last two witnesses there. Honing tho Bide door open, ho went ln, and Ba«r Mr Flynn and the barwomun; also the two women with beer in the jug. Norah Williams offered him a. drink. He refased. and she called nlm an old Memt >r of Parliament. Saw .hangeon the oounter.—To Mr Hesketh: Itowo ti»d thejugof beer in her hand, and tbe other woman hid something else. Tbey were under the influence perceptibly of spirituous liquors. His sonse of smij'l was keen.—John McMahon was sworn. He resided next door to Mr Flynn. _aw the women go into the hotel. One had a olily-w-n, and the other a bottle. Norah Williams asked him whioh he prefeired, beer Dr rum. He refused both. To Mr Hesketh: Norah was very muoh gone. Cecilia was halt way- They oarrled the liquor quite openly along ;lio street,—This was tho evidence.—Mr Hesketh iddressod tho Bench, and urged there was no .yidenoa to Bhow that there had been a sale, led. Mr Garrard had fulled to shew who solved .ha woman and thatmoney had beon paid,—Mr Hi-koth drew the attention of the Bench to tho 155 th aec. of tho Aot, and submitted .that the charge was for selling, and no sale had been proved against defendant.—Michael Flynn was iworn.'anddenied supplying the women with .rink, on the 30th nit., nor was he aware that bis servants had dono so ; ho also denied that Gtarrard was in his house on that Sunday.—Ber jeant Pardy informed air Flynn that evidence ntul been ~dduo«d to iho oontrory.—Mr Fljnn: Chose people will Bwoar to anything; had liquor been supplied, he must have known it.—The Bench-retired to consider the evidence, and .eoided that the balance of evldenoo was -.gainst defendant, and imposed a fine of £5 and DOstS. .. •,. .'- Bbeaoh op Bber Act.—F. Clark Staff, was .harged under the Licensing Act. with drawing boor from a certain cask, without destroying or defacing the stamp affixed thereto, en the 28th April, on the Queen-street Wharf.—Mr Hndßon' Williamson, Crown solioitor, appeared for tbe prOßeoution; and.Mr,George for the defence, who stated that he would plead guilty under certain oiroumßtancss; his client bad no Intention of evading the law, but bis house was In ti siate of great confusion at ths timo when the'bpais&i-n inadvertantly ocourred.—Mr Wil liamson said he would aa_ for a light penalty, ihd thought 20s would meet tha oase.—Fined JO-'aiid oosts.- * Tbis was all the business.

SPORTING.

WAIKATO RACES.

TE AWAMUTU, Monday,

! The following weights are declared for the Waikato Sfcakea at the race meeting of the 24th instant," viz-; Stanley, 9st 71b j Orakau, 9at'3lb; Kakau, 7st 121b; Wee _.ad, 7at3lb; Rally, 7st; Totarji, 6st 7_b; and "Dynamite, Gat.

TIMArtU, Monday.

• The foUowing acceptance!, were received to-night for the following events, at tho New Zealand Grand National Steeplechase Meeting :— HAND-CAP.- Clarence, Sailor Boy, 12st. lOlbs.; Why Not, list. 71bs.; Quamby, list. 61bs. ; Yonng Sledmere, list. 31bs.; Baron, lOst. 121b5.; Cairagheen, Katerfeldt, Mousetrap, lOst. " . i Maiden.—Rocket, Gang-awa.Koscinsko, tfiovatore, Brown Boy, Moltke, Overdraft, Canard, Hunt Cup. —" Sailor Boy, Clarence, Young Sledmere, Quamby, Katerfeldt, Qang.awa. -

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

MAY JOth. 1883. . Bank of New Zealand—Buycra £23 6s I tuilonlal Malik-Buyers. -08 6d , New Ze_la~d Insurance-Buyers, 78s ' M-itl-itial—_e)lera,"3ls 31 I N.Zlioa-'and Mercantile—Sellers. £6 3s 'Auokland Gas — £10 10s; bay era,' £10 6s; Pollers. £1010s - * I Onion dash and Door—Buyers, £8 fla Auokland 'I Imber—Bujeru, £0 128 6d Now Zealand Timb3—Hellers, £610a Eishor and Company—Buyers, lis; sellers, US ea • ;Kompthorne. Proaser & Co—2ss 8d Tokatea G M. Co.- 9s; Boilers, 10a. . outhern Cross-Ms to 12s 6d; buyers, 12a 6d{ Bailers, 13a 6d . •'-'•_ -* ■. - . Premier—ss 3d; sellers,- 5a 3d : - JOSEPH NEWMAN, j ■ v. Chairman,

, the police are at present engaged in makiiig their annual tour of inspection of licensed houses. ' .';,-.' ' I A.' number of the Auckland members of the- General A ssemlily prooeeded to Wel lington to-day by the s,_. Penguin. The following is the vessel's passenger list i— Hon. "Mr i'bamberlain, M.L.C., Messrs Hamlin,-Mitchelson,"Thos. Peacock, W. Swanson,'W. J". Hurst, Mahi TaWhai, Mrs Hurst, Miss Goldie, Mr and Mrs King, Miss Groucher,. Mr and Mrs Bernie, Mesara Heydes, Dale, H. B, Webster. :i A man named William Watson has been sentenced at. Oamaru to six months' im -pvisonmentfor uttering valueless cheques, :The way to get out _pf a scrape.—Let y.our'beard'gi'o'w..,", ,"■, . ~.,., ..J

TELEGRAMS.

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

TAURANGA, this day.

The utmost indignation is expressed by the public and the passengers by the Wel lington at the delay in reaching here to-day. The Wellington left Auckland last evening at 5.30 o'clock, and did not make the Heads till past ten. She anchored in the man-af-war anchorage, and the passengers were landed in boats at noon. A public meeting to protest against the inadequacy of the Northern Company's service ia con vened. Their vessels always arrived about seven o'clock during the time tho Union Company's boats were in opposition. Nothing further has been heard re Yates. mm

NAPIER, this day,

SPORTING,

The Hawkeß' Bay Jockey Club have arranged a steeplechase meeting, to take place on the Easting's course, on June 28tb. The following is the programme ;— Maiden Hurdle, one and a-half miles, £30; Hawke.' Bay Bteep.ecl.ase, three miles, £100; Maiden Steeplechase, two miles, £50; Coronation Handicap, two miles, £60. The Club have endorsed the disqualification of Bandwick, his owner, and jockey.

WELLINGTON, this day.

The nautical enquiry into tho collision between the Ladybird and Wakatu is proceeding. It is stated that Pilliot, the unseated candidate for Stanmore, has abandoned his intention of claiming his scat on the ineot ing of Parliament on Thuroday.

CHRISTCHURCH, Mondoy.

An Inquest was held to-day on the body of a man named Rogers, who was hurt in a collision of two traps a few days ago, and died iii the hospital, Tho vehicles, accord ing to the evidence, wore on their right side, but, nevertheless, thoy managed to come into violont collision. Neither carried lights. Rogers had his ribs fractured, and delirium set in, but it was shewn that his lungs wero congested, and his heart very fatty, which really caused his death. The jury, therefore, roturnod a verdictof asci dental death.

DUNEDIN, Monday,

At Port Chalmers on Saturday night, nt 9.30 o'clock, John Tyler, fireman on the barque Mat aunt, foil over the wharf whilst going aboard. Mr D, Logan, of tho Cu. toms Department, jumped over after him, and brbught'hini safely ashore. This is tho second time within a month that Mr Logan has jumped oft' the pier and saved a drown ing man.

By a typographical error in the bills giving the torms of subscription for the ap proaching opera season, the prico of a Beason ticket for tho dress circle is stated to be £5 10s, whereas it should be £4 10s, or just Is per night less for the entire seaion than the cost of ordinary tickets. Seoing that the season tickets are transferable, the reduced prices at which they are issued Bhould cause them to be in great request.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, MAY 16.



Volunteer Notices. ~T\ ISTBICT ORDERS. Mllltla and Volantew Offlrg, Auckland, 15th May, 1832. Tho whole Voluiteer Faroe of the Auckland Dlstrlotwlll ascotnblo tor KKVIKW, and will parade for that prrpose on WKDNK3DAY, tho 21th lnefmt, at 10 a.m.. at tho Drlltahed, and from tbenco pressed to tho Government llouaa Grounds ti a flro a Feu-dc-joie In honour of the- Birth of Her Moat Oruoioua Majesty tho Qsren, Tho A Battery. Artillery Regiment of Volun teers, -will ba supplied with Twentyone Roundß of Blank Ordnanoo Ammunition, and Infantry With Threo Rounds of Blank Cartridge. Every Member of tho Korea la requested to attend in the Fall Ureas Uniform of their corps. E. WITHKKB. Major. Commanding MllltiaDlßtrlct. Meetinas. AUCKLAND AND PONSONBY OHORAIi SOCIETIES COMBINED PRACTICE, TO-NIGU'I, at 7.45 Bhoxp, m THK CHORAL HAM,. •\T Z.O.G.T. — EXCKLSIUR LODGE, Xl • No. 2, All Good Templars are earnestly requested to attend a Meeting of tho above Lodge, in Franklin Road Hohool-room TQ-MOKItOW Wednesday) UVKNINU, 17th met. at 730 sharp. Business: Import int. By order W.C.T, ALKX. WKIE, W.B. AO.S.— The usual Monthly Meeting of • SANOTDAKY CITY OF AUCKLAND. No. 3978, will be hold at the Aloxandra-stroet Schoolroom, at 8 o'olook TO-MOKKOW (Wed nesday) KVJtNING, 17th instant.—Br order. H. T. GAKitATr, Soorotary. CjOUTH BRITISH FIRE AND 0 MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. Notice Is hereby Riven that an Kxtraordlnnrj General Meeting of the Shareholders of the above Company will be held at the office of the said, Company in Auckland, on the nineteenth day of May next, at two o'clock in the after noon, for the purr obo of confirming the follow ing resolution, passed at a meeting of Sba p holders of the above Company, held on the tenth day of April, viz.:— .VThat Sub-section 1 of Artlole 80 of tho Artiolosof Association of tbe Coßpaay Bu altoreil, by striking oat all the words after the word 'manner' In said Bnb aeotlon; and in Hen thereof, inanrtlng tho words following,.vie.: 'And in or upon, or in the purchase of real estate, stocks, funds, debentures, shares in limited companies, or securities, and ; npon auch terms as they may think fit, and may from time to time vary the Investments.'" 1 By order of tbe Board. GEORGE JOHNSTON, ' ' General Manager. April 17.1882. VyOKKING MEN'S CLUB. NHTICK.-A Special General Meetlog wiU ba held on FRIDAY, May 19th, 18S2. at 8 p.m. - Business i To oonsider tha advisability of re taining tbe prcEont promises or otherwjsp.—By order of the President. SIMEON MOSBB, Beoretarr. A UCKLAND FERMANENT CO- J\. OPERATIVE BUILDING AND IN- ViBTMBNT BOCIKTY. NOTICE. The Tenth Animal Meeting of the Anokland Permanent Co-operative Huilding and Invest ment Society, for receiving the annual report and aoconnts, and electing a committee of management and auditors for the ensuing year1, will bo hold in the Lecture Hall of tho young Men's Christian Association, Albert-etreet, on TUB3DAY, tbe 13th June, 1882, at half-past seven i n th 9 ,even,n g .. : ! Seoretary N.B.—ln' acoordanoe with rule No.Ml, nonir inatlons of Candidates for office must be - lodged With, the Seoretary on or before Slat Hay. AUCKI/AtfD PERMANENT CO OPKBATIVK BUILDINO AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. In oomplJanco with a requisition from 21 Members of'the Sooiety (whloh roqulaitlou Is now exhibited In the Society's Ofllcc, as re quired by Rule No. 40), I hereby 'give notice that a Hpoolul Meeting'of tho Auckland Per manent Co oporative Building and Investment Sooiety wUI bo held dn TJJBBDAY, tlje 13th day of Juno noxt, Immediately aftor tho ordi nary annnul meeting of the tald Soo(ety, oon vouod for 7.30 p.m, on that day, BU8INKSB! JTo Repaal Roles Nos. a i, 8. U, '6.18.10,21, and 75, and Sobednle F, and to onuot New Rnlea and a New Schedule instead thet9of, as adver tised in "The Now Zealand Herald"andTres Evening Stab, of 10th May, 1882. JOHN BATGBR. Secretary.



■ " ~oo_b ana Httoea ' *■ -ENLARGEMENT UF PREMISES. rt "DROOICES, Blue Boot, Queen-street, Havinß Enlarged hia Premises, has now opened up an lmm.nßO Stoolf o( MEN .J, WOMEN'S, AND OHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, All of which are ~ New and Well-assorted Goods, A Special Room ~'■"■._..;,„ Has been neatly fitted up for Ladies; which is :•■'■'. ■ Striotly Private, ■" --■' '-\ 0. BROOKES ii Has Accommodation to suit all classes, and will do hi- boat to give them Good ■"'. Value for their Money. .__-_*_« : ia." Nora the Address— f\ OROO XE 8, , • tt_.i_v-.-i BLUE BOOT, "'.;"'. *"*'■'• '- oPPo^i^iQ-iiLIOSAt(DVVAIi\7KU,'-i



W\ W an_e<L I \X7"ANTED, an active, intelligent Li II for a furniture store.—Apply at 1! I Qnaen-street. _____ ANTED, a Woman Cook.—Appl; Groyhonnd Hoteh 17 »» ANTED, a Single Young Man, 1 Vv r drive a Hansom cab.—Apply to It j G. I.endium. Queen-atreet y) \j_7 AJN'I'ED, apprentices for the 810.l 3J V? making.—Apply at once, J. D. O_loy. 31 \\. ANTED, a strong Girl as Generi i Vi Servant, where a housemaid is kept. ---> Apply Mrß Riohmoud, Cambridge Housi * Lower Vincent-Btreet. W^ ANTED, a Good Machinist nnd Fitter,—Apply WHkins and Co.. 800 " makers, 83, Viotoria-streot. . WANTED, a strong Servant for Part wai (Thames); one who can milk pn ferrod.—Mra Shaldera, 2C3 &2D2. Queen-atreet. W! ~ ANTED, a Strong Boy who undei stands horaea.—Apply thlß offlce. \^/"ANfliDrininiediately, Improvers t T T the Dressniatting.— Dunne, Hall Se Co, Queen-atreet. •___ ANTED, Two Respectable Younj Mon boarders, within Aye minutea o Qiioen.i_.-3t; torms, 18a weekly,—Apply, Stai Offloe. WANTED, T~o Chorus Ladies - Soprano and Contralto-good voicos.- Addreaa " Chorua," Stab offlce. W^ ANTED, a General Servant. - Apply Mrs Watts, opposlto Congroga tlonal Chapel, Bereßtord-street VI7ANTED, Two Young Gentlemer Vv Boardora in pleasantly aituated houao within five ni'nutcs of Poat ofiioe. Terms, £) per week.—Apply at this offloo. ANTED, a Respectable Young Girl 11 years Old, as an improver and to ac aist behind counter,-Apply Shakoßpearo and Co.. Qaeon airoot. \J_T ANTED, an Experienced Nurse tc Vt tako care ot young ohildron.—Apply to Mra Shera, Arnoy itoad, Romnerq. ANTED, Immediately, Two Un furnished Rooma. — Apply, mating rent, to M Stak oillco. \\I ANTKD, nn Experienced General I . servant with references.—Apply to Mrs Losllo'g Grocery Storo (first shop beyond St. Mary'a Churoh), ParnelL TIL ANT-D, ußough Carpenter.—Apply v I to Bolmont Houap, Vincent-atreot. \AJ ANTED, a Youth handy at cabinct v v making or Kronoh polishing —Apply at Cheap Bedding and Farnituro Mart, Victoria street, Ea3t. ANTED, a Shingler.—Apply to E. I. Matthew, top ot Hepburn-street. . \\7"ANTED, Cabinetmaker- at once,— I , Apply Mllla Se Co.'a Steam Faotory, corner Viotoria and Cobnrg-atroota. VVTAM'rD, Improvers or Youths handy V . with tho tools: good wages.~Apply Mllla & Co.. Stoam Cabinet and Turning Fao tory, cornor *. lotorla and Oobtug-streets. \X/:ANTED, General Servant; references Vv required.—Apply to Mra H. Garllok, Mount Kden ltoad, • ANTED, two Good Painters.—Apply Mr PatoKOn. Karangahapo Hoad. V\l ANTED, Good Bushmen,—Auckland _ Timber Company (Limited). ■■ WANTED for Napier, a Junior Drapers' Assistant, must bo a good hand, have good references, ba reliable and Bober.- Apply Aroh, Clark and Sonß. A-TTed, a good Buggy Horse.—' Apply from 8 to 9 a.m. to Dr Richard- Bon, Karangahago Road. ANTHJS, rcnlly lirst-class Machinists; also, Macblulat Apprentices: also, Clioker Approntlceß,—Young Broa,, Durham atreet. ' \\f ANTKD, it good G6neial Servant; VV one gr.od to children required.—For addreaa call bi Buchanan's Store (opposite All Balnta Church), Ponaonby. WANTED, a good General Servant; ■ono fond or children required.—Mrs Captain Wood, noar AU Saints' Church, Pon sonbyv :________ WANTED, a Medical Officer for No. 1 Distriot Auckland Railway Provident Society, to attend Members and their Families, iv accordance with Rules of tbe Soolaty, j Tho District r ymprl.es Irom 112 to 120 members. Application, anting terma por member, to be Bent to tho uudorMguod not later than -7u_May. I.' WT FKENEY, Hocr-tarv. Anokland Railway Station, WANTED, a good Contmaker; no - other nood apply.-R. SioWj Tailor, No. SO. Vlotoria-Btroet. : WANTED, a Good Servant, must uu dorstand cooking, also housomuld about li or 15—Apply at onoe Mrs Datton. t'ttnama Houao. Symunda-atreet. X\J ANTEo, Four Good Joiners for T I Hawora Sash and Door Faotory; wagos, 10s por day ; muat be acou.tomed to mill work. —Apply at onoe to Davies, Richard Se Hop wood _. \T ANTED, Two respectable Youths V T as APProntioea to the Maohino Printing Bnelnpea,—Apply Btah Offlce. WANTED, one or two well oduoated Lads, as Apdrontlcoß in a, newspaper ofiioe.—Apply to O. B". Mlioholl. " Hauraal Trlbnno " offloo. Ohlnemuri. •■ VV', ANTED, a fow good Apprentices to Vi tho Dris»nu__klng,—Apply. Mrs Simpson, Threo Lamps, Ponaonby. Cu'tlng and fitting taught. WANTED, a Situation as Governess to young children; country preferred.— Apply, by letter, to '* Governoßa." Star Offloe. WAN 1 ED, by a young Man, a Place ; can drlvo, groom, and garden. State terms.—Address Percy, Stab Oflice. ;, , WANTED, by a Manried Woman, Washing, Sewing, or any kind of work. to do at borne, or oould go out by the day,- Addreas, "Work,' care Ot Stevoneon'a Store, Newton Road. .' '..'. ' '~'. , «*/ ANTED, 200 Tens aMr-Wood*^ V . Apply New Zealand Timber Comp-h-V, V\7" ANTED, a good General Servant.— V . Apply immediately to Mrs H. Fountain, Weßtfield Hone. Ponßonby Road.- , WANTED the Ladies of Pousonby tii know that tbey can sot Crewels, Sllka, Wools, Brigga' Transfers, and a variety, iof Fanoy Goods, at A. Hi Eawarda's, Draperi near tbe Three Lamps, Ponsonby. Your patronage respectfully aolfclted. ________» WANTED Known—That J. Cosgrave and Co. have the Largeat and Best Stook of Men's and Boys' Clothing; to choose from In Anokland. WANTED, Tenders for a Four-roomed Cottage in Lowor Her-b-rh-Btreet. Plans and specifications oan bo .eon at thn offloe of D. Goldie, Albert-street, tl.l Thuraday next, at 1 p.m . when tendera will ba received.- WANTED to' Purchase, one or more . -cargoes of good Porlrl Poats.- Apply to J. W. Gray. Tauranga. ..,,.. ~ WANTED, Ladies to call,and seethe; Beat Value ever offered in Auokland in Ladles' .and ■ Children's Stookings—Btlllng , at' about half the usual prico—at Holloway's, 217, Uneen-Btreet (nest to Baffin's). WANTED, Known—That J. .Cosgraye ': and Co. are Selling Men's Serge Suits for27bSd. '•■-.. ■■■■■-- ■ ■ *•>•■■■" » \JL~ ANTED, a respectable Boy to attend Vv. ■ to horao and buggy ana make hirnaelt generally useful,-Apply to Messrs R. v and Wi -Hellaby. Shortland-street. . ■ , 7-i'.-'..-. V\7 ANTED; an Improver to the General v-T Drapery { wages £1 per week.—Apply by letter to " Draper,' Stak office, , ;T ■:, WANTED, Tenders to erect Small Hou-bin Ponaonby.—Pline/eto.i at Mr. Thomaa'a. Wood and Ryle-streots, Ponaonby,' till 7.39. Thnraday ovening. ■ ■ ■ .-■.' WANTED, a Four?.oemed-Detached Cottage within 15 minutes, walk from the wharf; state rent.—Apply until ThdradaJ, to E.D. ■■'■ ■'■■-■ WANTED, Everyone to see William Rattray's Splendid Show Window of Gloves; 2-button *f__ld Oloves at Is lid per pair, at the Central Drapery Warehouse, 17S, I§Q, and 182. QneenrStreot. ' _'Xf ANTED.—To Carpenters, Builders, . jVV • and.Cablnetmakßrr.—Flrst-olass I'urnt lag, iv all its branches, oan be bad at greatly reduoed rates, at Mills & Co.'s Steam Faotory, oorner victoria and Coburg-atreets. ..- WANTED Known, that you can Dress well fOr a Small Weekly Payment by: going to Munro and Mllllgan. See advertise-, nadnt on front page. WANTED KNOWN, tbat yon will greatly oblige by odmlng'early In the day as our Bhop is small.—J, Se W. Williams, 82, Karangahape Road, (opposite Crawford's, Chemist. _______ WANTED to Kent, one large Bed room, with fireplace, unfurnished,' within easy' distance of Queen-street,—Apply, stating rent, to W.A., Stab Offlooi " '■ ■"- VvrANTED XI..OWN, that E. Mltchelr iV.'T-' ' son fc Co.. No. 10, Queen-street Whoxt, are selling Molzo, Oats, Bran, Sharps, -flour,: Oatmeal. Sec, Sea., at lowoat market rates. .-■ ■ V\7 ANTED, by a Respectable Married |Vt Connie. Two Unfurnished HOb-h- with fireplace; mint bo near Queen-street.—Address nz, star offloe. ... , . ' , ..:: ;;,.-,';;;.v.^.'.' _&7 ANTED; to Let, a nice Furnished [VV Bedroom, with Hoard, suitable for two fiiepds, near Queen-Btreet. Terms, Bl per week, eaoh.—Apply; star Office. * "' ~ ' l__\ WANTED K«OW4N — Tbat Nosth J Shore Pharmacy Is now open.—Qard _|or, M,P.B„ Kng., Chemist, fco, -.■■,,..■>»:^.s%i_ WANTED KNOWN-That J. Cos grave and Co. are Selling Tweed Mac klntoth Coats for 30a, warranted.- ■. i» ■-■--"- t'-af j&STANTED KNOWN tbiit the Victonsn |V T Low aJJd Dlsoawit Ag«ioy*s Advertise mauc appaa_-bn _th page. 6th oolnmn. WANTED KNOWN—ThafJ'J,- Hi Dalton has Opened a Speolal Branch of the Tailoring Business in Viotorla-street East, for1 the purpose ot making Ladloa' Garments; suoh as Ulster.; Hablta. Jaoketa, eto,, made In tha moat approved styles, by flrßt-olasß work men; ' , '•aTAftTED,, by a respectable ruiddle-. ' VV"' • aged -person, a Situation as -House. keeper to an Elderly Manled Couple;' Salary i being secondary' to light duties,*, with jan ap to home comforts. !' -' "■' WANTED, a Junior Saleswoman ior the Showroom.—William Rattray, the Central Drapery Warehouse, 178,-180, and 188. Qneen-street. -. •■ ■ '____ _______ \J_7 ANTED KNOWN—Carriage Rugs VV- • from 10b6d to3ss: Blankets,from 12s per pair; Coooa Matting, Iyd wide,2s Gd per 1 yard—imported direot from ». and T. Watt pp I" Co., Msnohester-at J. and-W. Williams, 82, Karangahape Road. _____ %o aswa fiKJ! " , ' i!-t>Mia mM ■^m^^im^mßSsx___________^rj<^::.v^



W-inteo. ad \]_T ANTED, a smart Youth for the Ov 23 V v Trade; also, two smart Boys for Blac ' amlth's Shop.—Apply to Ha-h, & Fahweather, 7 »arANTED, at Hannaford's* iui-kiai ■" IT Reglatry (eatablißhed 1803), respectat - Female Servanta of all casses.. '° ~\\r ANTED, at Hannaford's Aucklat lr IT Roglstry, (eatabllshod 1863), gener _ Female Eervant (Mount Albert); good plaoe, 12 *" \\7ANTED, at Hannaford's Aucklan _ Vt Registry (oatabllshed 1883). c: _1 Dorienced Nurso, gentleman'a family (Glaborm _ wages; 12s. . c. VVTANI'ED, ao Hannaford's Aucklau _ IT Reglatry (established 1863), general Se a vant (Thames); private family; wagea, 12s. t- a a/ AN lEo, at Hannaford's Aucklan TT Registry (established 1803), Hoti - Female Servant (Thame.), lis. 1". VTT ANTED, to adopt respectable Youn IT Gf-1 from II to 11, by a worthy farmoi - —Partloulara Honnaford's Reglatry. ANTED, a Servant Girl; must bi hor est— apply to Mrs Haap.Droßsmakoi " Vlncent-strost. WANTED, to sell a Four-wheelei Wagon. Strong and Choap.-Apply t 5 "W. Crowther, Wellcaley-atreet Kaat. ~ WTANTKD, Engineer for S.s. Marion TI —Apply to Hendry and Whitley, *_ o'olock, 17th. WAN I ED, a Draper's Assistant.- Apply J. Bmlth. WANTED, a tidy Girl about 14 ti nsa'st in housowok^—For address appl- StarDHlcb. ' 1 *4*/ANrED, two Females Servants fo: > II tho country—one to aot a3 houao ant 1 Inundrvninld tho other aa cc)k,—Apply Mn Flowor, corner of Albert and Durham-atreota. 1 \\rAts-TED, a Woman; also a gooc II Strong Girl to Uve in the houao. ---1 Apply Auokland Laundry, Alexander-atreet. ANTED, a respectable Girl of goot address and pleasing manners, as ai 1 Apprentice In tbo Showroom of a Droperj Establishment In Qnoen-atrcot,—Apply by lottei t„ Zephyr. Star Olllco. WANTED, Two Smart Intelligenl Youths to work deil frames.—Apply ; to R. Armlger, Auckland Timbor Company, 1 Mjlh \/£7AN TEUagood Barmaid.—Apply at Yt the Paclflo Hotel. WANTED, Engrossing Clerk (solicitor's offlco).—Addreaa. with references and apeclmon handwriting. Box 2.3. Pot ofiioe. WANTED, a Machinist.-J. WillTams", Umbrella Maker, oto., Wyndham-street, OppOSltO gTAR Offlce. Vt," ANTED, a Man Cook for Steamer. TV Apply M. Marka'Store, Grey-atreet. WANTED, a GoodUoat Hand.—Apply Munro te Mllllgan, Hobson-street. WANTED by Married Couple (or eopar_t.) without enouinbranc3, situa tion in store, or othor employment, Man can drive, plain garden.and otherwise na.ful; wife housemaid. 0-3.—Address, T. Wright, book " Bailor, Pon.ouby Road. i VL.At.TED, Apprentices to the Dress I . and Mantle Making, al:o. a tidy girl for honeowork.—Mrs Farglo, Gre.-stroot, near Pitt-street. i _ i! WANTED KNUWN—Tnat E. Porter and Co. havo Opened their Now Ware house at Newmarket, with a Largo Assortment of Furnishing ana General Ironmongery. Alj Goods ai Town Pricea, -^ \\. ANTED KNOWN.-That Professor VT. Gusoott haa recolvod a largo Btock of British and American herbß. and ho la prepared to Bupply tho public with the samo at Id por oz. As ho is tho only practical herbalist in he oolony his stook will bear liißpeotlon. WANTED, tie Ladies of Auckland to know that thoy can got thoir Dresses made Stylishly, Quickly, Koonomloally, and Cheaply at J. Kooßlng'a Drapery House, Upper Queen-Btreet. Millinery done on tho promisos. Ladles' own Materials made up. WANTED Known-That J. Cosgrave and Co. are selling Strong Heavy Tweed Trousers for 8s lid. \aTANTED KNOWN, tbat "Corn 's IT ferine," the new atmospheric purifier. Is a very pleasant, aa well ea thoroughly reliable Dlslnfeotant, and should be used in every honse ln any neighbourhood where acarlot' rover exists. Prioo Ib 3d per tin at Gardner's English _________ 181 Qneon-streat. Anokland. T^AKTED KNOWN-That wc don't if tell yon that wo are direot Importers and-buy our Goods in Auokland. Those who doubt it, look at tho bills ot lading hung In our shop-pel Oxford, 7 Canoe: Halclono. 12 Cases. —J. and W. Williams. 82, Karangahapo Road. WANTED KNUWN—CHEAP TlM i~_n I Ciieif Timber t And all other kinds of Building _. aterlala, can bo purchased oheapor and bettor- than any whoro else at the Yards of D. Golmb. Albort-stroot. There bolng no manoft.ctory for Joinors' Timber on tho pro misos, the customer has an additional oppor tunity of getting suporlor timber. Whool righta' Mater iala always In Btock. ANTED KNOWN-The Auckland Timbor Company .Limited (late G. HoUship Se Co.), aro selling overy description of Timbor; also. Sashes, Doors. Mouldings. Turnery, Fretwork, 4c, at Spooially Low Prlee..—Cnatom-honao-atraet West, WANTED KNOWN,—We havo re cc-vo-, par Hulolone, 2 caß€B Bbys Overcoats. We oan fit Little Boys, I yeara old, with Long Overcoats, with the New Military Ciido. mado from Heat Oxford Twoods, at from 0s 6d to ICs 6d; Youths', from 12s Gd to 21a; Men's liOng Twood Overcoats, 31a to 30s eaoh; ditto, N-P and . Jotor_hai_'_, from 25« to 3Ta Od; Dlago n.l ditto, 25s to 37» 6d-J. and W. Williams, 82, Karangahape WAN lED KNOWN—That J. Cos grave & Co. are Selling Men's Geelong Tweed TraU'ora and Veeta for 17s 6d. WANTED X NOWN, that I am Lower . Ins m.y Prices to suit the times, and by no doing I am m-king Suits, to measure, from £3 12s and upwards. Best quality Tweeds,— Bannookbarn, Cheviot, and MoBgIo),-and defy comnetltlon.—N.B.—Cut and Kit guaranteed.— . T. LONBItGAN, Tailor. &c, Wyndham-stroot, one door above BT_n Oflice. '- vV ANTED K>OWN, Uiat WILLIAM IT Wkst, Cane and Beat Chair Manufac turer, wlshei to inform the publio that he oan , now aupply thorn both at hia realdonce, Wynd ham-street, and at tbo City Market, with all 'kinds of Mousehold Furniture at tho lowest posalble prlooa. Also, every description of Furniture Repairod and Sold on Commission.— Noto'the A'ddross—Wyndham-Strpet and City Market. WANTED KNOWN —E. Shailer, , Tailor. Kdeu Terrace, next Eden Ha 11.,; has commenced business In the above lino, and trusts by strict attention to all orders to merit a fair aharo of p-tronagu from the eurioundlng district, where a tailor Ib muoh needed. Repairs neatly exe onted. n enta' own materlnla made up, WANTED KNUWN—A aplendid Lino of Beautiful Oleographs, lately arrived; also. Children's Toy Booka.fromld each; Clacks, Photographs, Stationery, and General "fancy Goods."Two Lovely Wax Dolls, life-size and life-like, just received per Oxford, are oreatlng quite a furore among ttio fair sex, young and old; The finest display of 6d and la Goods ever mm ..in the oolony. On the6d oonntcrthere are over 2000 articles, and on tho Is conn tor, which is SO foot in longtb, there are between i,500 and 2,00. -lstinot articles. New co-slgnmants of Goodß have Just arrived by Oxford, and others are on their way from Europe per Halclono and Lalra::—A: New "Department, viz., that of ROOKShas just been added to tho Arcade;' Mr Ooodson having joined the businosa ot Bookseller to his other business. Inspection ; oqrdially Invited, WANTED, the Gentlemen of Auckland to know/that at this date. May 13th, I have only 67 of tne Patent Talethoa Waterproof Coats left, and I have orders for nearly quarter that' number, 17s Gd to 65a, remember. No Coat guaranteed unlets the manufacturer's name is embossed In large gold and Bilk letters —Cooper, Box & Co. Queen Vie tori a-B tr, ot, London,, on the lining, below tbe ven tilating tubes.—To t» had only of J. Se W. Williams, Importers of Drapery and Clothing, 82, Karangahape Road. TO FISHERMEN.-Wanted, a NunibTr , of Boats equipped with nets, and all appli ances for'fishing, to proceed to Helen.vllle, Where dally sppnlles will bp taken at highest prices by the Kaipara Canning Company.— Apply to J. A. Wilson, or to agents, L. D. Nathan and Co., Auokland. ' '■'A KESPECTABLE Woman wishes to ix take a situation as Working House keeper.—_ ddress DL, Stak offico. :.; ; .. "Dividenas. TV,E,K. J. DAVIDSON'S ESTATE I AS-Oond and Final Dividend of Tenpence In the Pound is now payable, at the offlce of tha undersigned. -.. 1 ' - ' R. GARLICK, Trustee. Fort-street. 16th May, 1882. THE COKOMANDEL STEAMBOAT QQMPANY (LIMITED), "The Books of tho Company will ho Closed from tho 23rd to 30th Inst., when a Dividend of Three Shillings per '-"hare will be payable at the 'flfflob Of the Company, Coromandel, on 30th •Instant, nnd at the Offlce of Messrs Coupland and Co,, Queen-street, on tbe 7th June. I >'-*-*■••- A. K. H. SWINDLEY. i ." Manager. : . .trMJ :i''.' "U: ' ". ' 1. - ... ; '___ . J-looleaiastlcai. WEIIIiESLEY-isTREET BAPTIST. 1; .SUNDAY-SCHOOL. ' TWBNTY--fOURTH ANNIVERSARY. j "tttlß (TUESDAY), EVENING, '""' j THI-. ANN-VERSAhY-i-SOTREBi Will be held In the 'Ha_l at tlie Young Man's : Christian Asaaoiotion at 6.30, to be followed j , v v "by a ' •* ! VVfi_i_B MEKTING IN THE OHUROH. When Addreßses will be delivered by Revs. A. i keid, A. OiBBiCK, J. Gut, cartej., "• ondMa Thos, SpuReBOHV _Jicjkbt_—One Bhi__in_ and Skphncb Each. ? IA-.k.'-AR EWE L L MEETING 4~__i- - ';;TO _BH . j I REV., SAMUEL EDGSR WiU bs held! in the ' ' h0 R'N B-ST RE E T HALL, I TO-MORROW (Wednesday) EVENING. r Doors open at 7, to oommence at 7.30. • Admission-Onb Shi hing. ' '- Tickets to bo had o( Samuel Cocmbes, Queen ' streetj Mr Hoyes, Newton, Mr Cranwel (Messrs Garlick & Cranweli). nnd Mr Fleming S 'Messrs Whltaker Se Russell), : . ~ ■.. ,■< liiiiiiiiftiiiii'iiiiiiaiii iiifcttfP



__ For Hale. en T7I OR S ALE, a commodious Eight-roon jk- Jj House, with large freehold AUotmi Dleaaantly situated in Parnell. Good well. i immediate sale on easy terms, at low prio JU Apply to H. ABhton & Son, 8. N.Z. Insura "0 Hnfldlngs. __ i AWD, about 3 Acres, with or with , . "_5 House, noar Newmarket or Mt. Ei ," Station. -Jas. Stlohbury, care of Coohrane i ..' Son, ffort-Btrcet. x. R OCIiY «OOK.-For .-ale, a lai J. XV House, In good order, and nearly an a '• -md a half of land taaiefaUy planted.—F. - E ~lngton. r- ( iKA *TON ROAD.—For Sale, a Sevi VT roomed Houae, plersantly situated Ir -, large allotment, commanding a view of t v harbour.-Apply to F. G. Ewington. Bl ivEW COTTAOE, on volcanic lan ____2 £380, on eaay termß.— V. G. Bwington, _' "OUILDING SITES at Mount Ede Lf Symonds-street, and Ponßonby unsi - passed for beauty or hoalthfulness of posltic c —V, 6. Kwington. r' (pLARENCE - STREET Ponsonby. -. vV Houso and Land at low prioe.— i: cl Ewlngton; 0 -T.HREE Acres und House at Mou » Kden, £350; froehold; stands high.—r.' i, Ewington. 3 T>IJRKSFORD.STKEET ( nea r Church) - O Largo House nnd Allotmont, ifiCOO,—F. i - Ewlngton. MOUNT ALBERT—IO Acres.-F. ( Ewlngton. 7 1 1 ,<JK SALE.— Grocery and Confectionei S' Biißlncsa, for Sale, in leading thoroug r faro. Stook and Fixtures about £80 (no goo 1 will).—D. V. Evana. Eatate Agent. 9 Jj-OR SALE, comfortable Cot ..go of _ _? rooms, Regent-street, Newtoa, eod-ahc 1 wolL &o.; allotment 10 x 100. Pri £185.— - F, Evana. «i\OK IMMEDIATE »*__,_<', Ponsont 1 V Terraoo, a nice House of 7 rooms, verai _ dah ln front; Allotment 8n x 100, all tasteful: , laid out; good v/ell, tank. &o. Price, £450.-1 f F. lCvms. tfstate Agent. Qu-ep^treet. U7 |j .OR SALE, 50 Acres First-class Fei i i Land at Tuakau; a very ohoice lot, wit " abandanco of water; situate on a good roai and about 5 minutes' walk from railway Btutlo: ■ Price, only £7 por aore.—D. F. Kvans, Hiatal Agent. * IJIOK SaLE, nice Cottago of four tooni Jt 1 and aoullery: register grate, oven, go l laid In, and overy convenience; situate Irelani Street, near England-street. Price, £280.—D. I Kvaiis,Eatalojigont. FOR SALE, Lincoln-street, Ponsonbj House of seven rooma, good well, woo Bhed, &o ; allotment, 66x100, fonced and plantod vory cheap, only £318.—D. F. Kvanß, EBtat Agant, Queen-sa-.B,t_, a kj^Oß SALE (Howe-street), a very prett; X . Villa containing five rooms, pantry water laid in, nice garden, Sec; all-in flrat-olas order; aplendid view,; a very deairable plaoe.- D. F. -.vans, Estate Agent, Qnoen-gtreet. _2 FOR SALE, a bargain, one of the bes Fruit-growing Farms noar Auckland, I miles out, with good orchard, House (newlj papered and furnished), dairy, cow-shod, an< out-houaea; 6 head of cuttle, draught horao pigs, poultrj, 2 boats and 2 nets. Only £260 Terms easy.—D. F. Evana, KBtate Agont. IP OR IMMEDIATE SALE, Handsomi X" Villa; almoat now, and In flrst-olass ordpr gables, bow window, good well, reglater i;r»t3 oven, oupboardß, etc, etc; Bituatea in Haoket atreet, near tho atepa laadlng down to boach a foot of St. Mary's Road i pleasant, healthy, and desirable position ; muat be Bold at onoe. Price only £300.-D. F. Evans, Estato .Agent, Qaeen street. Sj*iUß SALK, Business Premises a X Mount Kden, situate in main road; i splendid opening for a Chemist, as at presen there is not one in this large and populoui district. Tho building Is now, substantial, and well finished.—Full partloulara from Mrs Jaok, on tho promlßeß, or of D. F. Evanß, Estate Agont, Qnoon-Btreot OTOKKS' I'OINT. - Splendid Buildinj ~J Allotmenta, planted with Fruit Trees, &c immediately opposite Hotel, Prioe low— oa.} terms.—P. F. Evana, Estate Agent. ■ SUBURBAN STORE lor »aie,-A first rate bu-'nesa for Salo in one of the boat o: Auckland suburbs; tbe position is Beoond ti nono; a Bplnndld opening; full partloulara fron D.B. Xmm. KBtai. isteii. Anokland. 825. PUKEKOHE. -A vory desirable Farn: of 101 acres, about lj miles from Tuakat Station, with Three-loomed Cottage, work shop, dairy, cowahed, plgatios, &o. A sp'.endid stream rnnß through tho property ; all fenced and subdivided; about 60 aore3 In gi-asa. the rest cultivated; soli la first olaaa. Good motalloc road all the way. Very choap-prloe, £COO.- D. F. Kvans, Kat-te Agent. MOUNT EDBN. — Cottage of Foni Rooms and Two Aoros of Land at Mount Kion (divided into two paddookß), near rest donoo of J. Batger, Ssq. A vory desirable pro perty, Prico. £500.-D. F. I-va.B, Katato Agont, PONSONBY.— A now and very pretty Verandah Cottago cf 6 rooms, allotment, tank, ate, all complete, and In first class ordor, Very oheap, £220.—D, F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qneen-street. '^ 127 STOKES'S POINT.-Splendid Allot ments fonoed and planted with fruit and ornamental trees, ln aplendid position, over looking the harbour, near the beach.—D. F, Kvana. Estate Agent. MOUNT EDEN (near Mr Kelkys), a new and woll-flniahed House of live rooms, replete with almost every convenience, Buoh us register gratea, kitchen range, &a; allot ment about, 50 x -CO; main road frontage; very dpalrable.—D. V. Evans, Estato Agont, Queon- BtHJOt 408 I>RO- PECT TERRACE.-A very nice Verandah Cottage of sis rooms, fitted with cupboards, bookcase, dresser. Sec; gas and water laid in; good garden, stable, &o.— D. F. Evana. Eatate Agent Uueen-atreet. |j*OK IMMEDIATE DISPOSAL, the JL1 Bualnesß of a Suburban Storo in a rising diatrlot (ownor rotlrlng through ill health) Only a small sum required for good-will, stook at valuation; ront modorato,—D, F. Evans, KBtato Agent. SPRUNG-STREET, Ponsonby - Hand . somo new House, thoroughly well finished, rooms large and lofty, standing on two allot ments. lam iostruotod to effect an immediate sale—business matters oalling the owner away from the distriot.—Full particulars from D. F. Kvana, Estate Agent. Queen-atreet. 109 ABaKUaI. . — Cottage ot 4 rooms and scullery in Ponaonby, only £120.—D. F. Evana, ANDSOME VILLA RESIDENCE, in flrst-olass order. The House stands high, commands a grand vlow, and is sur rounded by a splendid garden fully stooked with fruit treea,flowers,etc„ etc. The aspect is north easterly, and well sheltered. Situated ln Pon aonby, noxt to Rev. Mr Runolman'a. and having a frontage of 183 foot to O'Oonnell-street, which oould (if desired) bo sub-divided to advantage. —D. F Evans. Kstate Agent.Qaooa-Bti-Ot, 130 CflOR SALE ORLEASE. Takapuna, North Shore.—Desirable Store, Dwelling, and Outhouses, almoat new and ln first-olaas order, together with 6 aores Splendid Land (In crops) on main road and tn the vicinity oCthe beautiful lake, and commanding splendid view of Auokland harbour, ' A'most desirable property, and well worthy Inspection.' : ''•"' D. F. EVANS, 881 . -state Agent' BT? O R S ALE. CL_.REMONT-STI.EKT, Ssafleld View-A Very Ueslr-ble Allotment,-quite level, fenced; and ready for building on, 33 x 118, for £100. NEWMARKET-Verandah Cottage, 6rooms, register oven, good well, &0., corner allotment 33 XIOO. for £250. MONTAGUE-STREET, Newton- Verandah Cottage, i rooms, allotment about 33 x 95; oheap, only £180. D. F. EV^NS, Estate Agent, noxt Herald Ofiioe, _______ Queen-Btreet. ____ BUILDING SITES I BUILDING ' ,'. . .BITES All those Splendid Allotmenta situate in Col lege Road 'the only lots (or sale on right-hand side going up, and being within a tow n_lnntes walk' of the oity). Should command a ready sale. This is a splendid investment for building purpoßea. Price, only £3 10a per foot upwarda, For villa rosidoncos tbo position is flrst-olass. A-leo, at Shelly Beaoh, a few lota (06 x 120) Btlll unsold; price. 42s Gd per foot. Balloy's Paddook—Lots S3 x 89, at £10 eaoh"\ Rylo-Btreet, Ponsonby-Lot No. 107. an oflfei wanted. •" And others on application to • D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent, next " Herald " Offlce. VILLA SITES AND BUILDINC T LOT£J AT QREEN L4NE STATION. Quarter-acre Lots to Green Lane Road One-acre Lota to the Low Road Three-acre Villa Sites to the Hill Road On the rising ground above the Station, ant commanding an extenalvo panorama. The Railway Station is In the centre of thi Sroporty, Future subdivisions of the lots-i uildlng more than one bouse, carrying 01 trades (market gardenlngexcepted),interdicted thua securing to purchasers a locality free fron annoyanoes, and upon whioh only a small glvei number ot houses oan bo erected,—Apply to 1 BROWN, CAMPRBLL & CO; |fl O R 8 A L E _D MARAMARUA, PAHI, KAIPARA, An Improved Farm of 100 acres, nearly al ploughablo land. The Farm is tor absolut Bale, owing to business mattere oalling th owner away trom tbe district. It is one of thi best aoloctlona on tho well-known estate 0 Captain Colbeck, ,:'.'.," '.'."-.. . j The Improvements consist of a now sis roomed House, papered and painted, complet boundary fence; Boventy aore- Of good grass subdivision.for garden and orohard, two gaa pigsties, good shanty, ,10x12 feet, fowl-hous. dud offices. Ano ver-failing creek runs throng the property, whioh is accessible by land an> wc.ter. S teak oan be' taken, at a valuation I desl-ed. *- : ';•*- .* x_ '■ For further particulars, apply to MffiTCia-FE & HILL, " Or, 29. N.Z. insurance Buildings. B. TONKB Ss CO.. Queen-street. F. J. MOSS]. [W. F. O'SUL-IVA. (jl J. MOB S. &. C O P'f LAND AND EBTATE AGENTS, ~ ''". SHORTtAND-STRKKT. ■.!. ;-- ';: WE HAVE FOR SALE a largo nnmbor 1 • PROPERTIES' In TOWN and COUNTR. - ot whioh full particulars may be obtaine 1 on application. MONEY TO LEND on Leasehold or Pre ' hold Seourlty at Current Rates of Interest WE ALSO INDENT for Implement.). .M chlnery, or Goods of any description, throrif our Agents—Messrs H. S. King & Co,, Cornhlll, London—whose large connect!' and long oxperlenca enable us to offer tl I best terms to those who may favour, ns wi business.—P. J. MOSS & Co., Land ai 1 ' Estate Agents, Shortland-Btreet. .',,'!•, , f i—-tt— - —.' .. .! . 1 .. ■■'■.' ■1' For continuation, sec First Page), * ?~*~'''K-':7\f:-:~~r^*T-'_7-'_J*r^?*TS________^^



{ To LiSt _. .— ned rgiO LET, a Honse in Vincent-street, ent, JL rooms, bath-room; water and gas laid i For Rent moderate.—Apply W. P. Walah, Shal o.— speare Hotel. nee r ..q let> New Soop and geven roomg - X Ponsonby Boad, opposite Brown-stroe out good position for business. Bent, £1 per wee den —Apply to W, Johnston, Franttlln Hoad, seoo) md houße from Ponaonby Road. - npO LET, in Brighton, Parnell, Han rg*. -I, some, New, and Weli-flniahed Sea-si ere | Residence; house contains nix rooms, besid G. I wash-house and cellars; Btablo, cowshed, &i and about one aore ln cultivation, splond —- position, overlooking Hobaon's Bay. —D. . 3n- Bvans, lCßtate Agent. 1 a — he nny LET, at Onehunga, a House ot nil _ X rooms; thoroughly well finished, wil id coach-house, stable,,arc; situate on Norman • Bill, good view, healthy situation; entry i - once.—Apply to Wm. Stevenson. Onehnnga. j."' rrtO LET, Otoce corner of High-street an in T -*-™ Vuloan Lane—Apply to R. Home, abo. ' L. W. Katon'a. Q.oon-Btroet. ZL rr.o LET, that Corner Allotment, wit G -I Cottage and Carpenter's Workshop then "• on, situated at. Ponsonby P.oad; woll adapts __ for a builder.—For oartloulp_3 apply to WUlim nt Ro39a. Managor Union Saah and Dear Co. G- r j".u LIST, an 'unfurnishea Boom, wit - A waßhlng and attendance; rent, fig,—Fo - addreas apply jjr_vn ufllco. G. r8 .0 LtLT, in Napier-street, a good tive _ J roomed House, wilh wator, register, over 3, eto.—Apply, corner lower Hepburn-atreet, _ mO BE LET, in Symonds^eeTTlT. ... I Residence of J. Robertson, Esq.—Apply t h- __-*_• Kwln '-to»»- -- r|lo LET, Devonport, North Shore, com _ X fortable House of 8 Apartments, wltl _ small Shop, beach frentaiio, close to Vlotorii .~ wharf; rent, 16a per weok.-B. Tanner, 6 Vj Queen-Btreet. _ T t\o LET, a new 4-roomcd Cottage ; oven >y .R. and water laid on. Rent, 8) Cd week, ---n. Apply, Pasco, botcher, Grey-atreet. jL y Ti .0 LET, a Family Residence containing __ 10 rooma, with BUltablo outbuildings, oi _ the New North Road • possession given imme n d ~aJ? IX- APP'y to F- L- Prima, KBtateAgent ,h 28. N.Z, Insurance Buildlngß. _[ "VTORTH SHORE.— A most convenient. te -_.~ roomy, and woll-sltuatod Family Heal denco to Lot; In exoollont ordor. Also, twe - Furnlahod Cottages on tho boaoh.—Oliver Maya is House Agent, D.vonport." ■ IS i ' ' -j i- '' '■ ' ' r# Lost and Found. . rT-AKEN, from Pitt - street Wesleyan a 1 Church, on tho evening of Sunday week '• laat, a Blaok Felt Hat—Tho mistake can be • rectified and a better lit insured by application _ to the Chapelkeoper, Mr Wilkinson, Herosford y Btreet. I .£2 R E W A R—D. I L 0 S T, • Sovdral Sheets Foolsoan (Price Lists). I Apply star Offloo. 1 I - ■ , __=!____. )■ Gazette in Bankruptcy. . .-^tsSß-HGtS-fi. ;. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. . * IN BANKRUPTOI. In thematterof" Tho Debtors, and Creditors t Act, 1876," and the several Acts amending tbo same, and of the Bankruptcy of t Mary Kkbr. of Wellosley-Btreot Eaßt, s Restauront-keopor, a debtor. 1 This is to notify that Mary Kerr, of Wel , lßßley-street Kait. in the City of Auokland and 3 Colony of New Zeilnd, Restaurant-keeper, has this day filed a Bta*-)ment that she is unable - to meet her engagements wilh her Creditors. » The fl-.jt meeting of Creditors to bs held at the ■ Supreme Boon l_uildlns,~. Eden-street, Anck. ---i land, on Tuesday, tho 23rd day of May, 1882, nt . 12 o'clock neon. Dated this 16th day of May, 1882, _ G. VV. BASLEY, j 4, • Depnty Registrar, j Mk-bieuks Russell, Dkvorb, and Cooper, Shortland-street, Auckland, Solicitors for the - Debtor, l ; { IN THE SUPREMk COURT OF NEW . X ZttALAND, NORTH-CRN DISTRICT. '. :i IN BANKRUPTCY. ; In the matter of ''The Debtors and Credi tors Aot. 1876," and the several Aots amending tho same, and of tho Bank ruptcy ot Fn .diuick Bbnnktt, of the • CJty.of Auc_hnd, Gardener, a Debtor, . A General Meeting of tho Creditors of the • said Kroclerlok Bennett will be hold In tho > Buildings of the Supreme Conrt, Auckland, , on Tuesday, the 23rd day ot May. ICB2, at the , hour of U o'olock in the forenoon, for tnepur , pose of receiving my report and granting the I Bcid Debtor an Order of Disoha.ge. ' * Dated at Auok-and, this 18th day if May, 1883, " THO, MAOFFARLANK.'"' . _ __ Trnstee, H, WIM-iiM-OW, ' 1 Dabtor'a Solioitor, ; -hortland-Btreet. ; - .£•& . IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRIOT. In the matter of the Pot' tion of tho National '■_-~ Bank of New Zealand (Uraltodi,' . Bankers, carrying on buainess at Auck land, in tho Provincial District of Auok land and elsewhere, ln the Colony.of NowS-oa'and, for tlie adjudication as a . Bankrupt. Of Simos Pktbb Hibjes. of . Auckland, aforesaid, Merchant. Andln the matter, of:. tho ". Debtors and .! CredltorjvAct,-IB76,'':and the several i ' Acta amending the samo, ' -> ;' Notioe is hereby given that, by an' Order oil the said Court, at Anbkland. thia day, tho above . named Simon Peter Harjes was adjudged' a: . Bankrupt within tlio true Intent aud meaning" , ot tbe said Acts; and it was further ordered' that the raid Simon Peter Harjes' appear be lore the'eild Court on WEDNESDAY, tho sovente.nthday oi Mayinetint,at two o'olock i ln the attorn can, and submit to examination as - by the r ;ld Acta provided. And notice is here ; by further given that the Registrar of the Bald • Court has appointed WEDNESDAY, tho ao ven i teenth day of May, one thousand eight hundred : and eighty-two, at two o'olook In the afternoon, , as the -."mo, and tho Supremo Court Buildings as the plaoe, for holding a Meeting of tho Credi tors of the said-Simon Peter Harjes. And' notico is hei-by a'so further given M the said Simon Peter Harjes that he la required to an pear bofore the sold meeting. -"V.1.. ■ .-.«*•. Datod at Auckland, this _^_teen_k day of Majv ■■'■ ilif'•'■".,-' .'J l"'J~_;B_~ RICHMOND. ,-' ' '-'.'.■ "-,.'i_l- ir Wyndham-atreet, Auokland, . i| • ; '»j ■' hi ■*■ • "'' '.'i'l -: - " ,'—-_-__te_c _i ftp ~ . hp_o: bftei H-.alhosjj ,_aiUil "J! X -_»». - TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW JL ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT.' ' ;, ; iN''BAitoupTOY:'; "*i; : :" - 1 i In the matter of the petition ct John Lor • raino Holland and John" Angelloua . Thomaa Butloy. both of Auokland,-'in the Colony of New Zealand, Painters, < carrying on bUßineas under the style ot , . "Holland and Butler," for the adjudi i cation as a Bankrupt of Charles Kirk Chatwiw, of Auckland aforeßald, Boildor, and in the matter of "The Dobtors and Creditors Act, 1876." Bud '. ;■ tho sevoral Aots amending the Bame, -, : \ Notioe la ■ hereby felvon that, by an Otdet of f the Said Conrt at Anokland, thia day, the above named OharleS Kirk Chatwin was adjudged a 1 Bankrupt within the true -infant and 'meaning ' of the said -tots; and it was further ordered • that the said' Charles Kirk Chatwin-appear before the Bald Court on WEDNESDAY, the seventeenth day of May Instant, at two o'clook . in tbe afternoon, and Bubmit to Examination as • by the raid Aots provided; and notice Is hereby further given tbat the Registrar of the Baid Court bas appointed WEDNESDAY, the aeveh". teenUh, day of May instant, at two o'olook in the . afternoon, aa the time, and the Supreme Court • Buildings as the place, for holding a Itfeeting of tho Creditors of tho said Charles Kiri:Chatwin; and notice is also hereby further given to tho said Charles Kirk Chatwin that he is required to appear before the aaid Meeting. JOaJ^aVAuckland this Bistcsnth day of Mayi i : JOHN RICHMOND. ** Wyndham'stroet. AuekVahd, . - Solioitor for the Petitioning Creditors. -' ■: ' ,j=. ' ' ' S . S ■ Medio.-.. it--'J a r\DONTALGICON is a New Remedy V/ for lnstaiitanooußly stopping Toothaohe - and _____st_ng ; decay. Prioe, Is.-O. W. GOOD ,. BON, London Arcade. TOOTHACHE I * TOOTHACHE ! !.!■ TOOTHACHEI .- I : Immediate Relief by using o l .H'DSONIS! MAGIC E3SENOE,, . if i in la Bottlest. ...,,,., c . ' AlO KIN S HY PO PHOBRHITRB. ~ ' ! Aiokin's, Syjrup of. Hypophosphite of (1 f Lime IS guaranteed. eaual to tho Frenoh ... . preparations of Dr Churchill; and less h ' than half the prioe, ~, , ~ '-i . d i The great expenso of the Imported [f preparation to tho slok, and the "fact that . B-o_jPh_rma_euticalprept.r_tlo_._ean be manufactured equally well in Auokland, 1 ; has induced the proprietor to engage in i making a really reliable artloVa or Standard STHBiMGTn anb 'J________ purity that! may bo recommended with *"*} ' oonfldence by the medical faculty to - their patients and others.-' „ i Aiokin's Hypophosphitoa will anawor •- ; all the requirements stated, and a trial will suffice to show that in therapeutical • j aotlon they are quite as efficacious In all diaeases for whioh tho continental pre -3( : parations aro so justly celebrated.: f Bold In bottles, at 2s 6d eaoh. - Dose. id two teaspoonfuls only. -■- >'-■'■•■'■ , Aiokin's Strtjf of Hipophos phitbS of Limsi and Soda, espeolally o- . .BUltablo in some oases ot lung diseases, ;. 'and Is moat palatable and cordial eaoh ; , teaspoonful contains three grai__ puro a- VypophoSphlte of lime and One and a th half grains hypophosphite of aoda. of I ■'■:. Sold in bottles at 2s <H each. . _rr___;_B *m j Request yonr modloal advi 'er to try he, tho Local Syrupa of HypophoapUtea. th •■• rotide by Aich-N of definite nnUe*™;, id ■ "i,strength. ■"•'',-''•'-' ■ ' ■ -: !-■•'.; ■;",'":.:. ■ \l ''j.rr ..v.'.vAICKIN, -' i ''-Wholesalo Manufaoturlng C-ieffllst " The Pharmacy. Auckland ~ik ~-..,..U.ftii ,11 BU-ti*-*-



_ j _ I Tenaera. J| m O RUILDERI k6' ~. Jondora will be received until noon of tl __ 24th May, 1882, for the Erection of Tweh m DwelUng-houaes on Grant and Poater's block: it; Te Aroha. sk. Planß and speclilcations to be seen at tl nd office of Mr Whito, Arohlteor, Hiekson's Bulli Ings, Queer-Btreet, Auokland. -.- The lowest or tiny tender not neoessarlly ai d- eepted. de K. W, HANMKR. .68 f_ rpo PAINTERS.—Tenders aro invite F. I -T- t0 th? 18th May for Painting a Flve-roome Houbo, Verandah, nnd Fence, in Perne". - *SP pJy _t0 J- Potrr*rd. Plumtjr and Gasflttei le High-street and Vnloan Lane. th Pw continuation, see First Paoe). IS It— — ,ii at • " Public Notices. I ~^~m I £20 -__-E wAE "■ ConatabDlary Denartment. v District Offloe, " Auckland, May 10th, 188_. Whorena, dnrlni? tho night of the Ist instant, - at tho Wade, the Materials staoked there lor - the sraotlon of a Publio found wero, by some l, ovil-diSBOBed person or porßonß, mallolously aot on fire anddeairoyed, a Keward of £20 Ib hereby c offered by tho Waitemata County Council for Buchiniormation as shall load to tha deteotlon and ponviotioa of the offender or offenders in , question. • J. BELL THOMSON. ? T3ERSECUTION OF JEWS IN ~ A. RUSSIA. • _, ? ls Worship tho Mayor will be glad to receive _ Subecrintionß in Aid of the Fund now bein. ralaed at the Manaion Houao, I>oadon, lowardH - ameliorating the condition of tho l'oraoouted y Jews ln Rußßia by emigration or othorwiae. 1 Mayor's.Offlce, May 9th, 1882.. » i^HALLENGE.—I, W. Seagar, Junr.. ■ n ELOC3Ot the Challenge Isauel by Mr T. Barry, of Vincent -street, for a Clog Dance or an . Amerioan Send Jig. He oan ace me at any , time at Seagai's Boiler Worka, Albert-atraet.- W, Seagar, Junr. . jMHALLENGE.-I, W. Heighten, ac v^ copt the Challenge Issued by Mr T. Barry, Of Vincent-st., to Dance in the Clogs or Ameri can Band steps for the aum of £_. Will meet Mr Barry at the Market Hotol, at 7 o'clock p.m., i on Wednesday evening, the 17th Inat,-W. : ueighton, i —~- ! _\J O T 1 O ,E TO THE SETTLERS OP THE K-IPABA AND WAIBOA, POUT ALBERT, AND SUBRO-NP ,NG DISTBIOrS. A Markot for all the Fresh Mull, t caught to be found by applying to the Kaipura Canning Company, Helenaville. aODSES BUILT on the Weekly Pay. r>-.*'v 6nt -3wtem---aPPIy, No. 2. Grafton Road, Kyber Paes. ALL Persons having Gooda, Clothing, &a, at Wood's Boarding-honse, are re quested to remove same between May 16th and May 2lßt, or they will he Bold to pay expenses. fT-0 THE RATEPAYERS, GOOD J. W E N D E L, NEW ZEALAND WINE MANUFACTURER S'.IMCNnS-BTBKET, ' BegEl to sollolt ihe Support of the Pttbllo ol Auokland during the Voting for tha LtoenßM J. wends*].,, having been born in Mosallo. and having spent upwards of 26 yearshi iome of the eading Wine Diatrtots of KuioSe can safe y afflrm that aU his Wine-fTd ? J ia„ nf?„ t'?' a? B°co;d_ngto the Best Continen tal Methods from Grapes locally grown; and. ifrtwfeJh... Prize at t_al_t. Sydney Exhibition, havo alao reoeived a Certifl oate from Mr Tunny, the Provincial Anaw as to their Purity andExce^ncT Theyli?e & M__.f_? »«»nMMnd_d by all tho leacUng Medical Men of Auokland as a 3afe and Nourlßhing Beverage for Femalea, Infante, aad InvaJlds. fn soliolMng tho support on^arlouS Good Templar Bodies. J. Wondel would draw attention to the opfoions of some of the proml nent Legialators of England, who dleUnotly traoe the late deorease In drunfeonnosa at Home to the introduotion from the Continent of LIQHT WINBSI o* A HaBMLESBIira NOW intoxicatino Natc-rs:. Licenses for tho Sale of Now Zealand Wines will be applied for by aeveral of the Principal Stores and Resteurante ~?.^ ,l?F?~'.a,th,.J P'aolngit within the reaoh "'n-w??? 110' wlt! lout 'he necessity of going to 96'^"^*36^ 1*-o^"^l^^^^ and Sealed by Mr Wendol, and can bo guaran toed never to vary in quality. In support of the above statements, Mr Wendel is perfectly wlll- S?t w4£fl_,. U-.S°l_?, 0' ** Freß? Analyßiß of any S~L*SS taoßOt Wine mimufaotured by him, should they not answer in ovary respootto the above dsso-lption.—Yours truly, J. Wkndbl. New Zealand Wine Manotactuber, BYMOHcB-aTRIIIKX. AVOK_AKD. T^TOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP AND -L.TI REMOVAL. t~?~fc?'m~ t k~t *' I*'1 *' wnUe acknowledging with {JJB^. B tha he a«-* support acoorded htm hlther v~,'., b. K ~ t0*?*&• thattne (S'omh of liiabUßineßS ?w ln uUo6d hlm ts, ta-:e lnto Partuerehlc MR ht. erS. rrle4 on lllldor tbo namo of C. G. 2m L ~SS C2* Afte _ tho 3lßt May- ""5 businoa. o,i~.. bß _ R<W>d to thoae Commodiouß Premlecs next door to Mr Bridgman, Draper. ~IS!.?/. M Q, aoeo-Bt~? et' wnere' with "ncrKd 'f/'if^s 'or carrying on their bnalneas, ond by striot attention to Orders for Materiels or Out door Work, they hope tor a further Bharo of patronage. O. G. H. & CO. confidently Invito kspeo-ion of their Large Stock of Glaaa. Paints! U>_c Paint Brushes, &c„ which, being their B^S,~~vf° ynPOgtoS. are offered at tho Lowest 16.1882 P'ioes.-Wollcaley-strcot, May J:;U, ST ,0. P E N E D> ; Fihisst Brand "oi? Tobaccos, Ckuhs, and i- 1 ,■ r, ■■ ffANcv Goods. 17G, QUEEN-STREET, ,1 Next Rattray's Clothing Shop* fZ\ .. H. B a"1Tl E Y_ '. j TOBACCONIST. fgg M AY QueEN MRS SIMPKINS, Chapel-street, near Viotorla-street, dealer iv new and second-hand olothiog. Ladies Bonding letters ■waited on at their own residences. 'jriALlCOS;—Splendid Family Calico, 36 .\J inohes wide, at Bsdoean; always gives ■ satiifactlon, fiend for Patterns.—TESTEß, Draper. Karangahape Road. . '; . FLANNEuS, Blanicets, WlnterDresßes, Bhirt_ngs, Sea,, at Lower Prices than ever. —TESTICR, Karangahape Road. WINTER HOSIEKY.-A Full Stock of Women's snd Chlldren'a. at Cash : Pr-0-..-TESTBR. Draper. Kara_ga__ape Road, .T>EST_ NEWCASTLE COAt A CARGO OF HOUSEHOLD AND BLACKSMITHS . Per Wentwobth, now diaohorglugi ! ..v. :..',. , . albc - ■ -:■• ■' ■' TAUPIRI, BAI., KAMO COALS AND FIREWOOD. jj ' Delivered In Town or Country, i: J?.:.:AND G. WINSTOSJ,: CtrsTflu-Hons--_srß-BT. 'WBED& WHITEHEAD'S . JD;•• RETAIL TEA ADVERTIBBMENT,- FINBST CHINA TEA SIFTINGS, 1/1 per lb. Selected from the London market, and re , markably oheap. Gives a strong, thick, ' and pungent liquor. OHOIOKBT PURE FIRST CROP BROKEN PANYONG CONGOU. This Ton for valtS ln the onp Is worth pence per pound more money. Prioo, 1/6 per lb. The i like rarely oomes Into this market. . A SPLENDID DARJEELING FLAVOURED MIXTURE; guaranteed a blend of Pure ' India and China Teas. Prioe, 1/8 per ib. "IK A EXTRAORDINARY F : The ready sale this Tea commands proves It 1 '■* worthy the flame. Prioe, 2/per lb ' __ , "FAMILY MIXTURE.' A blend uf extra highly oured first orop India i -and China Teas; will carry well, and lm , j .prove.with lengthened brewing In the .. j pot, and proVe itself an economlo ! ao .WRh-O-Ba. Family Tea. Price. I 2/6 per lb. I 'fVERY! 'RICH _DEKP BROWN TEA." ! A oombliiation of some of the purest, the > Btrongost, and tho richest flavoured Teas ; . ,i: imported. Give it a trial ' i uoJJ'OM!' . Price.S/perlb. "-fi.a - 90BOXE&"FOCK OAN PEKOE TEA.1 1 Abotitthe Finest Importation of the Season. j Price, 28/ per box. : • ::;' . jan'.._Er_ißDK. Whitehead,: « WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TEA DBALRJB, J • VIC~.ORIA-BTRII!_CT. ATJCKI AND, OIN.-BIM LODKS, zs; Fenders, Is OA _ to 255; F liver Pattern Cruot Stands, 3a 6dj Mahosany Swing Glaß.cs, ia 9d; Bird Cagos, trom Is lid. LASS SHADES and Stands from la 6d; Chamber Bervioea. 7a Sd to -Os-Iron Buokets, Is 6d■;: Tubs, _9 9d; Dinner Services, 70 pleoea. 365. fiILT CHINA COPS, 7s dozen; Tea \_T Sets, In varletyjfrom 9a; Kngliah Tin- Warei every 'description; Double Iron Bedsteads, C_/i_-VER Sets Buooehes and Earrings, :7s ft 6d: Jet Brooohos, Earrlnga. and Bracelets, And the Largest. Newest, and Cheapest Stook n?if urnls-iog and Fanoy Goods in Auckland, pi - b*;****^ a "__ lttKC f SUPPLY STORK. j _ . 319. Queen-street.. i_C. "_.'_(__' TO _,-o,_oo,'l_ENT on JBuhdliiis 36Xv Society principles, or on other''--mi to Butt borrowers. Allotments bough, and Bouses built on weekly payment aye torn, Mortgagee and Loans negotiated. See Listot Proper-.-, for sale on th pane. Six per oent allowed on money deDoelted for Investment. ---'• C. Wiiuamso*-, Land, Estate and Flnanola: Agent Vulcan Lane. • . 5535 UtfsJWi .:"~ii',>". ;-■



-^^^^•^amm-mmmm_________mmm Board ana Keaidence. ... OOARD AND RESIDENCE wanted „!..-,. r \- 0flng Man in a private family where be no other boarders are kept: muat be Dear -*° H.u > c.es,* strCßt—Address, si ating terms, AdelphL at f-M-C.a. Roome. Auckland. ,- f IUVEKNuti BROWNE HOTEL, g V/T HOB-ON-STREET, BoARnAN-Di_oDGiNa__.. ..sos per Week °- 3r~~)_i. hoom.. ._l"_;~__"m(>, VAOANCV for two or three Gentlemen, livo minute a walk from Poat-offloe; U d SS'-K 11 .?*# 18?. pe7 address apply a "_:_ D-___*y?_______!2___2__22^ Queen-ati-eot. - *".HEAP MEALS I Cheap board and -' ,V lodging at R. T. Dosilva's Roetaurant. . Cosmopolitan Buildings, next Cosmopolitan Hotel, two-doors from Queen-street. Single . Meals at all hours; only 9d. Board and Lodg • iug. -7- Per weok. ' • CtUPERI'JR Board and Residence (bath: • -_» pl_nb, largo grounds), not to be equalled, in central oo,ltlon ln Auokland. for families, adlea. or gentlemen. Addreaa. Star Offloo. Licensing" Notices. XTOTICE OF APPLICATION FOB A . XI NBW ZEALAND WINE LICENSE, I. MATILDA FURLKY, of Qneen-street. 1 £»«S? .KB' d _ her.?b- ~ive notice that I desire . f° ~?&. a,.?w^ '! T.,*_„ to Jl-i* 014*-*. Rt. "nehunga. on tho 7th day ot , Juno, 1882 apply for a Oerlifloate authorising tho iasue of a New Zealand Wine Llcenße, for preifflaeß situate ot Queen-street. Onehnnga : . ' Hated thisU6th day of May. 1882. **X**"-' " - MATILDA FURLEY. VV rHANGAREI LICENSING DIS- " T" TRICT. I, JAMES SHANDLTCY, of Kamo, do hereby give notice that I deiiro. and will, at tho next lioenaing Meeting, to bo holdon at Whan.e-el. on tho Bth Juno next, apply for a Certificate authorising the kjue of a Publican's Lioenao - for a house at present Hcanßed as the Kxohango ""■ Hotjl, containing 11 rooms, exclusive of those . for tho use ot tho family. . *"""?; ,7. Bated the 15th May, 1882. '•,_:.:;_ .. JAMKH SHANDLEY.'id; WHANGAREI LICENSING DIBTRIOT. -I, SUSANNAH H. FULbHR, of Whangarei., do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, end' '' Will, at tho next Lioenaing Meeting, to ba ' "'" holden at Whangarei on the Bthdayof June next. ' '~ applr for a Ceniflcite authorising the issue Ota,' ' Publican a License ior a house at present li_en.edl v» Bat, tl u Hotol- containing 16 roomsTex. olna vo of ttose required for tho use of the lamiiy. Dated the 15th day of May, 1883. '"' '*a *" V SUSANNAH H. FULLER. t '> Auctions. ■ '■■■'■ KO T 0 . M O R R 0 W. £iU AT 11 O'CLOCK. £» ONT I N V A T Lfaigfo ~; . i'l ."-.'.- ,'. o*.:- ri:, ■■' ' ..'••-' ft 3 -i gi I DRAPERY AND CLOTHING aT SALE. Without Reserve. GABRIE~£"~ LEWIS. , Auctioneer. _ T O-M OJRR OW, .'."' -At 11 o'clock,, Ex Remington, fbom London. SILKS, SATIN VELVETS, TWE^Ds"' RIBBONS, MEN'S CLOTHING^ DRESS BUTTONS,. ."J~s .I " &c-» &_.. &c. . GABRIEL LEWIS -.:•;• ."JO« CT AS received instructions to sell, at ufs FiMh"«M.!.-f 8i (opDOfiAte Tho-mton, Smith and" ffi,ii%^ orQueen-B,reet' °*-*««.«bov|. ... t 5, CASES OF ABOVE GOODS,' "-'--'^ X -_■,",<■: Terms at Sale. •a • ;to■--'.': err~ ..;'. TO-MORROW. , .' P O.N SO N;B; Y~"s"a L E-T.ARD S. ; J. B. MARRIOTT *ft&7-LL sell by auction on Wednesday, ..,.-..■ May 18, at 1 o'olook, ' •' SADDLE HORBKB.SPRING.CART HORBES. ***V»« f «tO w *&o,\'- , .I, ~ J. R. MARRIOTT, , Anotloneer and General Salesman- TO-MORROW, ~ ;;■ WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, j' ; ' AT 11 O'CLOCK, APPLES a"n~B : PEARS; 'f Ex s.s, Arawata, from Hobait. G. W. BINNEY ««?-J^i •% r art. Qaeen-Btreot. To-morrow (Ved- M nesday),May 17, at 11 o'olooksluup; - >3_--*t» ■ a f^Sa__ws»^na!SK,? "::S_^^^ ! "■";:' Terms Cash. ;., aAM cIHT '"! ■' ■'-' MONDAY, MAY 22, "~ *"' " , : ; .-.: AtH o'clock, j; ,r~; ~ - ■-.". bfrjS REDEEMED PLDEGES. R. A RTH U R —- sawfK&as THKUSpERMB p NTION^D_tmBEDEB__ED r^ April 1,1881, No 9633,4 Silver Spoonß -T__r«rn~ t 9160, Diamond Ring; DecembT^S-U GOF Watch and Albert: May 6,1882 9993 Ln*r«ta\, May J. I, SHQ. Watoh; May ™ -Htl_^w_?tolJ [-> and AlberFj Mar 10, 84, SOEL Watoh »„_. saL Watch and Albert; May 18 un „pfi Watoh;,,May.l9. W, 6 S lvet ■_>*_,_____*S&rr\ Tongs j May 19.153, SHY Watoh?Mas at jrs I SHG Watch'; May 24, 210, Kit of ■TtStaT'ilS.;'.- --25. 230, 1 Silver and 1 Gold Watch ~-~.i~.iS*- May 25, 217, _OFG Watch J *__j__ <___*&__ Watoh and Hair Albert; Ma^sofVt flS?w SUver Watches aad 2 Dwrno-^Rin^ifr..s bT 298. SHG Watch; June3,B3l, n *r„•?l, Pieoes Jewellery; June 3, -MVBoJtflfSS&t- June 4, 816 GOPL Watch and AlbsJt^ Tnti-'fl' 870. -SHG Watch and Albert rffi/ «l% Books; Jnne 7, 402, Diamond' Bto^ftmkin 418,.Book; June 10. 410, WeaaC K,BtoT R n?l Keener; June 1.5, 454.6 Coins: jSeiiJSff pfg Optra Glaasea; June 15. 461,: FaiOUv"_._,?«. Juno 16,479, SBL Watch andrilbSt^J^Sfti** 601, SdG Watoh; June 22; 6_l?K_in_??J~,ii 23, 653. Ring; June*-23. 69™'Hn£*-frZhsS'i June 23, 602, Plated Toddy KeMB-^wi 33. CO6, SHL "-Watoh anff _Wb ß r!--fSS 4.878, SHL Watch; July 4,880, GHEL tv__to„*- July-7,70_. PairJ-arrings; July^ Wr^~.»t-- July 7, 748. Concertina; V' jW ffe Watch and Albert; Ju1y'18,737, 6t,-Y_7k_____ U. July-18,,815, Ring; Jaly 19. > rings, Neok-son, iiiamond Look."and _«W~. July 21. 838, SHL Watoh; July 25, fflfli T_~T~~. 5 July 25,885,2 Gold Cbarma; Jaly MS|i Watoh; July 25,894, Treadle SSS. July 25 898, Silver Preaenta^nogp.j C„te 917, Hand Sewing Machine; Jaly 28 nis n\ ~~tfl July 28,967.2 SUver Medalsl Wuly sg 075. GnPwr 5 Watch; Auguat 8, 976. D_lG__i«tffSJ August 4,983. SHG WatohaSd ™bert. ._~S_s?.t 4,1509. SHG Watoh; August47lO_3l bhL'*c^~?^ I and Hair Albert; August 1^ mKup _K^S_. Glasaes; August 13,1101. BrooohmaEJZS&V -Auguat 13, 1108, SHL Watoh] Anfnli^r??<?, : Pair Sleeve Links and Cigar Cnse^ S ■ 17. 1148, vßlng; August 20, 11% "nS?,. Albert; August 20. 1152, Gold Albert «_& Brooch: Auguat 20. 1163. Fa__Uy 'Blffi?. August 20, 1168, Brasa Bass S_trnmn~l c.; Auaust 20.-1162. Wedding Tting- ISf~U». ---123J, SHL Watoh; Auguit \_^ l«? B_3~S. Chain: August 29,1251, SHG Watoh ■ irSSl* -» 29. 1256, Brooch, 6 plecea Broken Jew«nSS?! Auguat 29, mi.ISOEG Watoh. Hair Tlhil: August29,l27B, Gold Coin? AnmetVngPft OlookajAngnßt 29, 1286, Ring"iSnW'li'i 1318, Rh_g: Sugnst 29,1324. «Foo o hi %SS.„S*S 2 Rings; August 29,1336. Pa^MuineO-^'. Augußt 29, 13*1, Diamond RC • A n »J~~-" e «~.: 1816, SHL, Watoh and Albert •s_tteKhS;?S' 1361. SHG Watch;SeptSi^r mi iff g??™?* Watch; September 10. 1394r_-i-B • ■ IStamSi , -0,^399,„508"G Watihrsopteto^lWi^ tt , Sewing Machine t September'!? 14-t.-ftm.~i~l Sowmg S-achlne. September 10. i4.2_.Hr Watoh... and . Albert; irr' ffi Broken Watoh and Chalhjffiemboi io ueu SHG Watch; September W, 1464?Kt0g" "St . groooh and Barrings j September 10,' Hog Brnooh.Karringsana Pendant; septemfior 10. 1615, Gold Bracelet; Seotoraber 10. IMS. Gold■-« Albc.t; September 14,1430, BOFL Watoh ;Sop tember 23, 1521, SHL Watoh, Brass Albert; September 23, 1534. Ring; September 23, U45, SIHj Watoh and Albert; September 23, 1516. i Diamond Brooch, Harriotts, Ring, 3 Studs, and • Pin ; September 23, 1583, Gold Albert; Sep teinbor 23, 1575. Broken GHG Watch;: Sen. I ■ tember23;i6Bl,Sp_TG Watoh; September 23. i 1582. SHL WaMh; December 10.' 1880, 85981 Dresa; September 22, 8229. Drees; November! ' 17, 8120, 8 'Remnants: November 11>ia__ • Shawl, Blanket, and Pllows; November i? 7917, Coat and vest; November 19,7801 shirt: , and Dress; November 19, 8620, S_dt cSothe™ D-eember 13. 86.3. Remnanta; Deoemtor ll 86«, Morning Wrapper ; Deoember 13. ««.%,»- Shifts tDSoembw IS, 8697, TrocisirsindTMt- Deoember .13. 8733, Dicßs.-DeSsr 13 8771- Sult Clothe.; December 13. 8786^Rflm_i»n..-' December 13. .802 Jaoket; fiea_S__r^t?__m^ Coat t December 26. ___L?C___?lKSi&eM& - 1 8872, Shawl and Cloak; Decembe^S/W C.at and Vest; December 26,9050, Jacket and Dress; Deoetaber 28,8060.C0at and _.o™SS. December 20, 9088, Silk Dress ; DeMraKSt-. 9123.8 Pieces Linen; Deoember MSlfj OvSS. coat i December 26. 9U4, Sttk j'a_krt?D« camber 26. 9168, Pair-ot Sm_i..«. Bept 19, 7041 Bundles Snndrlea^ Yim_?.rms January 24. 7012. bundles»_S_X.A__S__rt^L-. ' S 3s'.?^^: ABB^ t v i 2fl, 6177, .cvercoat; August 22 (.I_»^_i* i Clothes'; Angnst24,6.l7, Jacket&S&igK , August 22. 6679. Coat and Vest*SectemwV t 6708/ Sta*wl andSnndrlosi. Bep^i^ria.'gSS' . Rldlnfe-oreeoheß. .IWdle MdT^aXfStott • October 1,7268, Carpe- bq. In^conteSf^ff" «I ZZ£(Pwfwwd 'wFowt&Ptye.iJlkky