„ i< T am the last child. - 1 am song, 1« ".-.tira becausa I am not, ?T P £_«at down, put bis k«ndß I?3t; o cSs -nd uttered the refr.iu iv in his pockets, arm 0 - ether pu U Kenti's son«, JuU of Sawa, fid he came here to hear what The real Jechmaking commences to-morrow if 11 The Neatiraukavra then made a presenta fiou ofS men and women both bringin« i horn in and laying them at tho foot of t c™ andard on which the flag was flying, nkill after the manner of scene painters. &n&vi?h«pH£t e dhands-. «JjW{n a large bordered mX, falling la Wdi like s_hs_rAu;^s'j. had then «"£ diff™»c»W--'>> — and Te Wheoro. ,

LATEST CABLES.

TROUBLE IN EGYPT. CAIRO, May 10,

Tl-a Khedive bas commuted the sen tence of exile recently passed upon to flißassinate Arabi Pasha. His uigu ♦hn foreiea Consu s reaident here nave imoned"ironc.ads of in the Mediterranean to Alexandria, m Tiew of possible complicationa FUNBRAL OF LORD CaVEND SH. LONDON, May 10. The' funeral of the late Lord Frederick Caddish «m take .place to-mono* at LATCOCK AND BO YD.

Sculling matches have been arranged between Uoyd and Laycock, to take place on the Teea on the 3rd July, and between Largau and Pearce, to take place on the Thames on the 17th June.

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

Hallway Accident,

WKLLINGTON, this day. The 10 o'clock troin to tho Upper Hutt ran into a trolly at Petone this morning. Tod result was that the engine capsized, and was a little injured. The passengers ware nbaken, while the driver and stoker escaped with slight braises, and the guard with some scratches. There is nothing serious, and traffio was resumed. CHRISTCHURCH, this day. PRIZES IN MUSICAL CONTEST. The judges for the Exhibition Muefcal Competitions have awarded the following prizes for the performances, which took placa on Tuesday last: —To Dunedin Motet Society, for teat choral performance, £25; to Dunedin Motet Society, for best unaccompanied part songs, £10; to the band of piano and stringed instruments', under Mr Sorge (Chamber music), £10.

NEW SAVINGS BANK.

Laying the Foundation Stone,

THK ceremony of laying the foundation stone of the new Savings Bank building, commenced shortly af ler three o'clock this aftsrnoon, on the site of the new pre mises, opposite tho Albert Hotel, Queen street. . Efforts had been made to decor ate the enclosure for the occasion, and lines of banting were hung from the adjoining premise* across the vacant allotments a platform had also been erected for the convenience of tho spectators. Among those present wero Messrs W. C. Daldy, T. Morrin, J. Y. Stevenson, Nathan, G. \V. Owen, F. L. Piime; A. Stewart, Mon tague, Peacock, W. Swanson, M.H.R, W; S. Lanrie, .F. Larkins, P. A. Phillip*, D. B. Cruickshank, Hall.'F. Thompson, Crowther, Compton, G. M. Brigham, Aitken, Moat, T. Macky, Hon. P. Dignan, M.L.C., Mr Cameron, Bern Dr. Purchas, C. M. Nelson, S. .Goldatejq, Fynes, and Mr J. M. Alexander. Immediately afterwards Mr W. C. D&ldy, as senior trustee of the institution, came forward and addressed the assemblage of fully one hundred spectators. He said that on such an occasion as the present he conld not do better than remember sonic of those woo had been associated ■with this t?ork in its earliest dajs, Mr J. J. Montefiohe haa been the real pro moter, and he was assisted by Messrs Brown and Campbell, Dr. Sinclair, and Mr Shepherd. The depoeite for the first year amounted to £47, and_ the first depositor was Mr Matthew Fleming, an old identity. At the present time the deposits amounted to £228,000 j while the sum of £200,000 bad been deposited in the Auckland branches of the Post-office Savings Bank, making a total Bating of £428,000 for this part of the colony. The Government bank extended over the whole of the province, while the operations of tha A uckland Savings Bank were much more limited. He. considered their institntion had done a considerable amount of good, both morally and socially, and from the earliest period of its history it bad agitated the question of saving. The Saving Bank recently established had also been productive of good results, and the de po3itsalre4dyexceeded£34oo. Theßankdid good in many ways, and while it gave de posltorsa realstakcinthe country, it andalso lent out £20.000 or £30,000 in small sums to working men and others to enable them to bnild their homes. Speaking of the build ing itself, he answered the objections raised on the Bcore of expressivenens by tho fact that property was constantly rising in y&lne in Queen-street, and they were erecting a structure that would last for 50 or. 100 years. He trusted that the prosperity which had attended their efforts in the past would continue. Hon. P. Dignan, who attribnted their success in a large measure to the saving mothers of Auckland, also addressed a few remarks to the spectator*. The ceremony was still proceeding when our reporter left.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

may nth. mi. Bank of New Zealand— Hvyers £23 N.Z. Insnranoa— Buyers, 793 ; sellers, 80i Union— Buye'S. 22s ' N.Z. Loan and Morottntilfi-.es 3a Auckland Gas—Buyers, £10 6a; sellers £1010s Accident—Buyora. 3a 9d Golden Crown—lSs Golden Calf—3a 3d to 3j 6d ; buyers, 3a 3d ; "Southern Cross—lß to 15s 3d ; buyers, 15s; Bel 6Dsep Level Trlbute-ls Id to Is Sd: buyer?, la3d; sellers. Is 6d. ' JOSEPH FBWMAN, Chairman.

THE CRITIC AGAIN EXPOSED.

To the Editor: Sir.-It is always gratifying, because it saves trouble, when a blunderer - supplies the material for the exposure of his blunders. So here again my task is easy. As it only remains for me to point out in respect of the now raavefb nesta discovered by "The writer of the article in the 'Herald'," that it is of Course quite possible to "show' without show ihK "logically" - cela va sans dire — and that his idea that I have discovered the phrase " interested motivei" to be absurd is as great an illusion on his part-not justified by anything I have written-aa to beliovo that .the phrase is in itself absurd. The very Latin origin of the words affording tho best reputation of any such idea. Re acting corruptly from diam tereated teotives it ia. quite sufficient to give as one illus tration amonesc legion that of theo'oglana who Have repeatedly advocated and indeed praotised mdral wrong-doing for the good of religion. So much for the exposure of my critic, and fho dc. fence of my positionß. But I can soarcelyiMHf remarking that it is surely unfair of hinrto biamo me for his obtuaeness, es of course all I can reasonably be expected to do is to lay bare his ignorance, not to supply him with brains to realise it. For to do the latter, in addition to the former, would indeed he a refinement of cruelty. And as I have not the time or inclination at present to continue a newspaper discussion on purely hypercritical points of no public interest—espe cially in reply to one who endeavours to save his reputation by Bneaking under the cegis of a pseudonym—this is the last lottor I intend •writing on this subject, whatever fresh illu sionary discoveries your correspondent may make. In conclusion, however, I mar point out that as he has—in addi tion to his other blunders—committed a gross breach of press etiquette_in-signing, in your paper, as "The Writer of the Article in the "Herald,"" it further confirms me, in my original idea, that the writer in question oannot possibly be one of tho regular staff of the -Herald," but in every probability, as I Originally anticipated- notwithstanding; and in fact, additionally by reason of his anxious dis claimer—is not only an intelligent citizen but an "interested person"—Hino fllealaohrymie.—l (Ml, &C..8, liAIHHLKY. '

Hellaby's New Establishment.

, e> I Messrs BellAby BeOS', new butchering establishment, in Shortland-street, wa» opened this morning, and later in $ib day a splendid lot of meat wa exhibited The shop, which is miu-h larger than tho old building which occupied the same site, was crowded with ' dead stock, there being scarcely any j available space for further arrivals. From the root were luspended three large bullocks, weighing over lOOOlbs. each, and oach was very tastefully prepared. Two large pigs of about 6001bs. weight' each were shown in the two tront windows, while, altogether, there were 16 head of oxen, representing about 16,0001bs ; 28 large pigs, 8 socking pigs, 20 lamb?, 40 sheep, »nd 4 calves, all very nicely prepared. The whole stock is from Mr Hall's farm at <n« Tree Hill, and Messrs Hellaby specially deserve credit for procuring all this meat from the local market. It isalio ovidentthat as good, if not superior, cattle can be pro duced in Auckland as in the South, and should Messrs Hellaby continue to receive cattle of the Bame class as shown to-day, they require no other recommendation to receive support and encouragement from the public at large.

Tbe three-masted schooner Agnes Kdgoll arrived from Hamburg last night, and anchored off the Heads, awaiting orders from hor agents (the Bank of New South We'.eß). No orders having yet arrived, a cablegram has been forwarded to London stating the cause, and advices are expected to arrive early to-morrow.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 11.



Board and -tesidenoe. fj^IRST-CLASS Accommodation for a V Gentleman.—Mrs fuller, Croydon Villa. Vmcent-Btroet ■ / XOVKKNOK UKOWNK HOTKL, \JT HOBBON-J3TRBKT. Board and Lonowa __..___ ~2oa per Week HiNota Hocim ™_ . 'tie, UPUKI'iR Board and Keaideoce (bath, piano, large grounds), not to be equalled. In central position la Auoklimfl. for families, adles, or gentlemen. Addrees. Star Offloe. /COMFORTABLE Board~and~EcsiJcnce V 7 for tivb Respectable Men; torms moderate; use of good Piano.—Mrs Kavanagh, Nclson street, Becond house from Cook-atrcot. rilWu Young Gentlemeu Friends can 1 have excellent Board and Residence within 15 mlnntes walk of Qaaen-street; terms modorate.—For address apply this offloe. Public Notices. ;£/JO REWARD. Constabulary Department, Dlstriot Office, Auckland, MaylOtb, 1882. Whereas, during the night of the Ist Instant, at the Wade, the Materials stacked there for the ereotion ot a Public found were, by some evil-disposed person or psrsong, mallolously set on fire and deacroved, a Ketoard ot £20 Is hereby offered by the Waitemata County Council for suoh Information as shall lead to Urn detection and oonvlotion of the offender or offaiders In question. J. BULL THOMBON. > nOUNTY OP WAITEMATA. HOBBONVILLE, Parish of Waipareirs. Ie Is hereby publioly notified that from and after this date the Road in tbe said Pariah of Wsipareira, oommenot-R at Brace's Point wharf to the Sohool-house. Hobsonville, one chain wide, and from the said Sohool-house to the Kivev waitemata at eater's Pottery, one half chain wide, nhall bo a County Paolia Koad within the meaning ot ''The Pnblio Works Aot, IS7G." By order of the Waitemata County Council. OLIVER MAYB, Ohairmani County Offloa, Auokland. Mny 9.1832. | AND TRANSJfBR ACT NOTICKS" Notica iahereby given that the several paroola of Land hereinafter desorlbed will be brought under the provisions of "The Land Transfer Act. 1870," unless caveat in the meantime be lodged foibldding the same in eaoh caao on or before tho 6th day of Jane next SAMUEL PRINCK-Part of Suburban Allot ment c, ot Section 10, Suburbs of Auckland; In applicant's occupation 1887 GKORGK THOMAS CODLIN-Lots 16.17,18. 19 21.25,26, and 27. of the Re-Bubdivlaion into Lots ot Allotments 101 and IU2, and other Allot ments of Subdivision ot Section 72. Small Lota; Village ot O-ehunga. Unoccupied. .ASSS Diagrams ivay be Inspected at this office. Dated thta 37th day ot April, 1883, at the Lands Regiatry Ofllco, Auckland.



THKO. KIJJBUNG. Dlßtrlot Land Registrar. "T|ISSOLTJTI'»N O* rAKTJNKRSHIP, Notioe Jb hereby gtven that tho Partnership hitherto pobslsting at Awitu. betwe-n the underßiftned, as Storekeepers and Hotelkeoperfl, under the style of "Thlel and Chrlstmann,"has tble day been Dissolved by mutual oansent. The RuMnaes will, in future, be carried on by P. F. Thikl. who will reoelve and pty all Debts duo respectively to ard by tfce Inte Firm. Dated at Awitu, 24th April, 1882. ( P. P. THTETi. (Signed) J, JACOB OHKISTMANN, I PHILLIP WKISHEIMKR. Witness: Kmvn. P. Lodge, Clerk, Awttu. ■\T O I L I N CLASS. A CLASS FOR BKfcUNNKR9 on the above Instrument will bo opened at FROPKSSOK CAILLIAU'S hestdence. Grey-street, on WKO- N KBD AY next, 17th instant, at 7 30 p.m.. where names of Ladies and Gentlemen Will be re ceived. Terms (including muslo (or home stndi>t). £11* par qnarter. AN AUVANCttU CLAHB will also be opened on the same evening, at 8.30 p.m. tor Violin and other -urlsge'l Instruments. Pnpfis Of this Glass must possess an elementary knowledgo of music and their instrument. Terms (Including rouslo for home studies). £1 Is per qnarter. Ladies and 'Jentlemen may leave their names with Professor Caiman's, or Mr v. B. Uoyle, AK«b ALL'S KHKCIAL TINCTURE OF PODOPHYLLUM Is tha Homce pathio remedy for all stomach disorder*. Price, Is PT bottle.-0. W. Goodson, London Arcade. , i IALICUS. -Splendid Family Calico, 36 V.7 inches wide, at 8a dozon: always Elves satisfaction. Bend for Patterns. — TKBT«B, Draper. Karangahape Road. Q U RYE V NOTICE. The undersigned bfis to Inform his Friends and the General Pnblio that he has OPJBNBD an OKFIUK in CANADA BUILDINGS (laic City Counoil Chambers), Queon-atreet, Auck land, with a view of f&ollitating the transact tlon and completion o£ his increasing profes sional business. WILLIAM TOLK, Licensed Land Tranßfez and Native Lands Sur veyor, Mining Engineer, and Land Agent. CHEAP Millinery Trimmed Hats, from 3s: Bonnets, from 10s Gd; Velvet Bats, from 8s 9d; flowers »nd Feathßts.-Mrs Whitehoad, Milliner, Karangahape Road, Newton. PUBLIC JSOTICB,—The undersigned, on commsiion of his first year, returns heartft-lt thanks to his many Friends and the Pablio for the liberal patronage conferred dur ing that period. It is respeotfully announced that business will bo oontlnnsd on the same Liberal Principles, confident of the resnlt. Jn epeotion Invited to Seasonable Drapery and the Chotoest Milltoery.-CHAKLBS ALLEN, General Draper, Viotoria-streot West. INTER HOSIEKY.—A Full Stock of Women's and Children's, at Cash PriO6B.-TK3TKtt. Draper, Kanmgahape Road, OACI FI C HOTEL. JOHN GILL ANDKR ...PROPRIETOR, Begs to announce to his friends and the general public, that he has completed t c extensive alteration on his premises. Among the many improvements, he has Introduced A SPECIAL DINING-ROOM, Under the Hnperiitendense of a well known Caterer. The "Cu'aino" will be the bast the Sea; on can supply. Meals at all hours. Best Brands of Wines and Spirits. Hancock's Sparkling Ale always on Eranght. Reasonable Charges. Excellent Fare. Civility and Attention. Good Stabling. FLANNEIS, Blanicetß, winter Dresses, Bbirtings, &0., at Lower Prices than ever. —TESTHUt, Karangahape Hoad.' rpOOTUACHEI TOOTHACHE 1 X -.' TOOTHAOHKI Immediate Relief by using KI)8O.N"S MAGIO KSSKNOK, , in la BottltSi P. J. MOSS]. ' [W. F. O'SDLLIVAK] FJ. MO 8 S & C 0., • LAND AND E3TATK AGENTS, SnORTLAND-BTREKT. WE HAVR FOR SALE a large number of PROPERTIES In TOWN and COUNTRY, bt which fall particulars may be obtained on application. MONEY TO LEND on Le*sehold or Free hold Beourity at Current Rates gf Interest. WK ALSO INDENT for Implements, Ma chinery, or Goods of any description, throupth our Agents-Messra H. 8. King & Co.. o£ CornhUl. London-whoae large connection and lontf experience enable us to offerthe best tarma to those who may favour ns with boalness!-F. J. MOSa & Co., Land and Kftate Agents, ghortland-atreet IWTBW 'BUS FOR MOUNT ALBBKT JM AND WRA.U. From Anokland- Fora Whao ■ll.3o am ,J sm 4,80 pm 2.50 pin On Batnra»yß v tollowa 1- LBOpm Sam 10 M p m 6pm W, POTTKU. FroprieK r:



Wan tea. WANTED, Two smart Boys about 1 years of age.—Apply G. GledhUl, Sod Water Manufacturer.Welleßley-street. ANTEDJ a strong Youth as improve to the Blacksmith Ing; also strong Bo to strike.—Bach and Falrweather. WANTED, a Smart Respectable Bo; for the Plumbing. —C. Waddingharn Karanguhape Road. __ WANTED, a Good Machinist.—Appl.1 to Mrs Robertson, Cook-street, tw< doors from Chrißtian's Meeting Houbc. WANTED, a Currier; constaot work B. Glttoß and Sons. WANTED, two smart youths, one foi kitchen and one used to waiting a table.-Apply, Thames Dining Rooms. ANTBD, a first-class Barmaid, foi City Hotel. WANTED, a good Ploughman, to pro oeed to Fiji at o_ce.-Apply, office o) this paper. WANTED, a Carpenter for a few days. -Apply at J. Koblnson'e, next Brldg man's. Upper Uneon-Btreot. ANTED, a respectable girl as general servant, also a nurse girl.—Apply, Mrt Johnston, Union Bakery, Parnell. WANTED, a Clicker, and an Appren tice to tbe Maohlne.—Cartwright and Carthow, Boot Upper Manufaotnrera. Grey-3t. WANTED, a Handy Man, and a Boy for the Bftkohouso. — Apply after 11 o'clock to-niorrow to John Lamb, 35 Queen street : WAN I ED, two Respectable Young Men as boarders. Terms moderate.— Apply to Mrs Ketnble. Vincent-streeti next to Dt MoUonald, south. __ WANTED, Machinists, also Machin ist .Apprentices, also Clicker Appren tioßS.—Young Broa., lmrham-atreot. % WANTED, a Steady Youth, who can drive—Apply to Robert Neal, Quoon street. WANTED, Kitchen-man.—Apply to R. T. De SUva, We3t Queen-street. AMEI), a Young Man or Youth accustomed to tho butobefing.—Apply to W. Palmer, Hntoner. Pitt-street. WaNTBD, two A.B.'s. — Apply sp, Argyle. Friday morning. ANTED, a Porter.—Apply W. 3. Somerfleld, 132, Queen street. WANTED, a respectable Hoy to attend to a horae and buggy and make himself genorally nseful.-Apply-bofore 11 oolook- Mrs K. W. Puokey (near Smith's Mount Eden Omnlbas SUnd). ANTED, a Retoucher, one who can work in blaok and white preferred: none bat Dret-oiass banfla nee* appiy.-Clark Bros- Photographer.Uneen-Btroet, WANTED, a Smart Lad to look alter Buggy and two horses.-Apply thl» ofllco. i W~ ANTBD, a Good Useful Girl to assist with housework and take oiro ot ohild ren.-Mr Peroival. Breen Lane. ANTED, two good Assistant Dresa makers; alaoone good Mantle-ha-d.- Mllna fc Ohoyce. WANTED, a General Servant, where another Is kept.-Apply Miss Sharland. Upper Prlnccs-strcet. ~\\ r ANTED, Two rospectable Youths ilf as Apprentices to the Maohlne Printing Rnnlneßg.-Apply Btab Offloa. WANTED, a thorough Rood Servant; must understand cooklng.-Apply Mru Dalton. Panama House. Bymonds-street. W~~ ANTBD, a Ud to drive Spring-cart and make himsolf generally usofuU— ATPIy to O. Kent. Newmarket, WANTED, a Kespoctable Youth, to drive - Baker's Cart. T. J. PhlUp. Newton. . . vTTANTED, a First-class Servant able W to cook.-Apply F. J. Bomerneld, 133, Queen-street. _— \\T ANTED, Clickers, Bench Hands, W Boot Olosera: also, respectable Boys and Girls; constant «g?P}ojm«nt' i r A? P r a opoe to Qarrett Bros.. Wakefleld-»trcßt. \\] ANTED, one or two well-educated VY Lads, as Apdrentloes in a newspaper offloe.-Aj>Ply to C. V. Mitchell. "Hauml Tribnne " offloe, Ohinem-rt. WANTED to Hell, first class new box Wangle, cheap, for oash.-Apply thta office; ' ' ViTANTED, Housekeeper for Tauranga j V T mmt be highly respectable; lalary, WO. Apply Mm H. Brown, (yKorke-street. ANTED—A first-class Mino Manager for the New Union Beaoh Mine,— ap plloatlonß to bo addressed to the Hector* care of J F Clark, Manager, Insurance Building', __ or before noon of the 'sixteenth May. Also, a thoroughly competent Kotflneer. Application to bajnade mnw time and plaoe as above. WANTED to Kent, a clean, Un famished Ko-m with flre-pl_oc- Adarena Uelia, Star Offloe. WANTED, a good General Fqrvant; referenced required. Apply to Mrs T. gteadman. Victoria Avenue, or to 187. Quoen street - WANTED, a Situation as Homo- V> keepor in a respectable family: town or country, no object.—Apply at Mrs Cftmlie, Lower Nelaon-Btreet, Auckland. WANTED, the Customers ol Mianro & Mllllgan who h»ye been enqulrfjog for antomn goods, to know that they are now pre parod with a large stock of tho beßt olasa goodß in all Jepanments. WANTED to Kent, a House of 12 or 14 rooms, in the vicinity of Low** Hy mqads-Btreet or Albert P_tk.-Address *.*/>, Btar Office. \ifANTIsD, 200 Tons ifirewoad.— VY Apply New Zealand Tl mber Company. ANTED Known-That J. Cosgravo and 00. are selling Strong Heavy Tweed Trousers for 8s lid, WAN I ED KNOWM— That J. Cos grave & Co. are Selling Men's Qeelong Tweed Tro_>ern and VPBta for 17a 6a. WANTED the Ladies of Ponsonby to know that they can get Crewels. Silks. Wools. Brlggs' Transfers, and a variety ot Fanoy Goods?at A. Hi Bowardrt, Draper, near the Three Lamps. Ponsonby. Your patronage roßpeotfally solicited. WANTED to Let on Hire, ae'iral . Square and Grand Pianos, at a low price, the laiter suitable for a hall or concert room, or would b« sold oheap.-Webbs Piano Mil Harmonium Saloon. Welleßleystteet. *»»? ANTED Known-That J. Cosgravc V? and Co. have the Largest and Best Btook ot Men's and Boys' Clot-Ing to choose from In Auckland. , %» AHTED, 200 weii-eaucatod Boys, V> with good addroßß, and no impudence, to distribute 10.000 hand bill- ot particulars ot Marvellous Bargains at Brennan s Auckland House, vlctoria^treet, next Holdswortha Cheap Boot shop. WANTf-D to Purchase, one or more cargoes of good Pnrlri Posts.- Apply to J, W. Gray. Tauranga. , ANTED, Ladies to call and see tho Best Value ever offered In Auckland in Udles' and Children's Btooklngs-wlUng at about half the usual prioe-at HoUoway's, 217, (Jneen-street (next to Hewin'a). WANTED Known—That J. Cosgrave and Co. are Selling Men's Serge Suits for 27s Cd. WANTED KNOWN—The Fresh Bar gains in New Forniture, inoludlng Damask and Leather Spring Conohes. Cane Chain?. Sco., &0.. at Da-pier's Large New Shop, Hobson-street Partionlare soon. "* \r ANTED to SELL*, two first-class new T? waggonettes, trimmed in leather; shaft*, pole, and burr.-X. Bull's coach painting and trimming estaWiihrnent, bottom of Wake fleld-street . \XT ANTED, the Picture " Cherry Kipe" VV whloh oame out in the "Graphic" Ohristmag number. 1880.— Apnly by letter, stating prloe. to Cherry, -tab Office. WANTED to Kent, a House of 18 or 14 rooms, in the vicinity of Lowr Hymonds* street or Albert street. - Address X-Z, Htaii office. , WANTED KNOWN—Kubie's Oyster and Refreshment Booms now open, near the Cosmopolitan Hotel, West Qneen street WANTED to Sell, a good quiet Cow, at calving and a good milker,— Apply at Edgar's Dyi> Works. Richmond. Cox's Creek. W~ ANTED KxiOWN, that E. Mitchel bod & Co., No. 19. Queen-street Wharf, are selling Maine, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Flour, Oatmeal, fee &c. at lowest market rates. W^ ANTED to Purchase, a Four-wheeled Wa<rgo_, suitable for two light -Bines; most be strong and cheap.—Apply BPD, btar Offloe. WANTED KNOWN — That North Bhora Pharmacy Is now open.—Gard ner. M.P.8., Kng.. Qhemißt. Sco. ANI'JSD KNOWN—That J. Cob grave and Co; are Belling Tweed Mao SlntO'h Coats for SOB, warranted. ■ ANTED H.INUWN that the Victorian Loan and Discount Agency's Advertise munt appsara on Ith page, 6th oolninn. ANTUD KNOWN— CHEAP TlM bkb! Cheap Tiubbbl And all other kinds of Building Materlalo, can be purobased cheaper and better than anywhere else at tho Yardß of D. Gou>i_. Albert-street There being no manufactory for Joiners' Timber on the pre mises, the customer has an additional oppor tunity of getting superior timber, wheel rights' Materials always In stock. ANTED KNOWN—The Auckland Timber Company .Limited (late G. Holdshlp & Co.), are selliog every description of Timber; also. Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Turnery, Fretwork, &c, at Specially Low Prioeß.-Cnttom-honße-street West \\f ANTED KNOWN.—'n consequence 1V T of the increase of bumneeß at my large new shop, Hobson«treet, particulars of tbe New Books, and Piano Mueio, etc., are unavoidably po tponed for a few days longer.—'W. H. Dam pier. Be in time all the Bame. WANTED KNOWN, that "Com ferine," the new~tmospherlo purifier, is a very pleasant, ns well as thoroughly reliable Dlßinfeotant, and shoald be osed In every house In any neighbourhood where scarlet fever exists. Price Is 3d per tin at Gardner's JSngUsh Pharmacy, 184 Qnean-street. Auckland. ANTED KNOWN —That J. H. Dalton has Opened a Special Branch of the Tailoring Business fa Victoria-street East, for the purpose ot making Ladies' Garments, such as Ulaters. Habits. Jackets, etc., mode in the most approved styles, by flrst-elosß work men,



Wanted. « ATA M TED, by a respectable middli Vt aged person, a Situation as Hove keeper to an Elderly Married Couple; salai being seooodary to light duties, with an ai proxlmatlon to home oomfortß. f*7ANTEO KNOWN.—That Protessc \r Guscott has received a large stook < British and Amerloan herbs, and ho li prepare to supply the publio with the same at id per o: As he Is tbe only practical herbalist in h oolony hta stook will bear lpspeotion. WANTED, fie Ladies of Auckland t know that they can get their Dress° made Stylishly, Uuickly, Economically, an Cheaply at J. Kooning's Drapery Honse, Uppe Queeu-Btreot. Millinery done on the premise! Ladles' own Materials made up. WANTED KNOWN-"The Battle c Lifo," price Is, by a working man spoken of In such a lengthy and favourabl manner In Friday nights ifivicHiNa Stab, ia o; Bale, with the othor new Books, at Dampfer1 large New Shop, Hobson-atreet. Y^TANTED KNOWN—That E. Porte and Co. will Open Early Next Month their Not Warehouse at Newmarket, with a Large Assort ment ot Furnishing and General Ironmongery All Goods at Town Prloes. %irANTED Known, that you can Dresi TV well for a Small Weekly Payment bj going to Munro and lUJlllgan. See advertise ment on front page. "*-'AJNTEU KJUWJN, that WILLIAM TT Wkst, Cane and Seat Chair Manufao tm'er, wlßhee to Inform the publio that he oan now supply them both at his residence, Wynd ham-street, ana at tho City Market, with all kinda of Household Furniture at the lowest possible prloea. Also, every description of furniture Repaired and Sold on Commission.— Note the Address— Wyndham-Btreet and City Market. WANTED KNOWN —F. Shailer, Tailor, Eden Terrace, next Eden Hall, has oommenoed business in tbo above line, and trusts by strict attontlon to all orders to merit a fair, Bharo of patronage from the sunoundlng district, where a tailor is much neoded, Rspaira neatly exe ontod. Henta' own materials made np. WANTED KNUW.N-l.havo given up my Shop In tho City Market. Toya, Fancy Goods. &0., &c, removed to my Largo Now Shoo, Hobson-street. where I shall sell themoif in a few daya—W. H. Damplcr. WANTED KNOWN—A Splendid Line of Beautiful Oleographs, lately arrived; olbo, Children's Toy Booltß.fromld uuoh;Olacka, Photographs, Stationery, and General Fancy Goods. Two Lovely wax Dolls, life-size and life-like, just received per Oxford, are creating quite a furore among tho fair box, young and old. The finest display of 6d ant Is Goods evor mm .eln tho oolony. On the 6d counter thoro are over 2000 artloles, and on the Is counter, which la SO feet In length, there ara between 1,500 and 2.000 distinct artioles. New consignments of Goods havo juat arrived by Oxford, and others are on their way from Knropo per Haldone and Lalro. — A Now Department, viz., that of BOOKS has just been added to the Aroada; Mr Goodßon having joinod tho buslneßH of Bookseller to vlb other business. InspeoMon cordially Invited. pAHPENTERS.-Wautod immediately, VV Four Smart Men.—Smith and Arnold, Architects, Old Council Chambers, Auokland. T'UCKLAND COLLEUE AND hL grammah school. FiIHNOH MASTKR. The Governors reqalro the services of a gen tleman competent to taaoh FsEiron to the high eat and other olasses, aod to assist In the gen eral work of the sohool. Salary: £200 per annum. AppUoatlonß, with references and testimonials, should ranch the Secretary by June 15th. JOHN JAMK3, Secretary. To Liet TO LET, fonr Unfurnished Rooms, gas and water laid on; suited for dress maker or offloes, over Wm. H. Smith's Cheap Drapery Warehouse, Queen-Btre3t and Alex andra-Btreet, LET, ia East-street, off Symonds street, a convenient eix-roomed House, newly papered throughout, icnt 13a.—S. Y. Collins. Hlgh-Btreet. TO LET, Two Famished Rooms—Bed room and Sitting-room - five minutes' wnlk from Qoeen-Btreet.— Apply at this offloo. I~aO~LET, St. Marys Parsonage.— For particulars, apply to M. J. Clayton or Barton Ireland. ■ __. I"*O LET, a 7-roomed Houso, with waßh-houaa and every othor convenience, In Hosrpnt-Htroet, Graf ton.—Apply to F. G Ewlngton, OBtatn agent, Quoon-Bcreet, or to Mr Dlckson, Kegent-atrest. rO LKT, at (Jnchunga, a Houco of nine rooms; thoronghly well flnlahotl, with coach-bouse, utablo, Co.; Bitnate on Norman's Hill, good view, hoalthy situation; ontry at once.—Apply to Wm. Stevenson, Onehunga. TO LET, a very nice Front Bed-room, with board; vory sultablo for two gentle men (companions!; 18a a-week; washing In cluded.- Apply to Ganßtoc, Fralwrer, Karanga hnpo Koad. I*6" LET. a vory comfortable Villa Kesi- I donco, 7 ."ooms laiolnnlvo of puitrr), dairy, stable, baggy-house, garden, - &0., &o.; biuia- UjH—Milford-streec, Poosonby; water view. Rent, only £1 per week.—D. K. Svaas, Kstato Queen-street. FO LET, Uteoo corner pt High-street and Vulcan Lane.—Apply to R, Home, above L. W. Baton's. Qoeen-atreet. ' 110 LET, Offices in yueen-ntreet, Up- L Btalrs and Down-stain.—Apply Mutual Ufa Association ot Australasia. No. 81. Queen street, I _• rO LET, a Vamllr Kesidence contaimnß 10 room*, with suitable oqtbulldlngß, on the New North Road: possession Riven itnme diately.—Apply to F. L Prime, Kntate Agent, 88. N.Z. Inwiranoe Bnlldmgs. _^ O LKT.—House and Two acres Vol canle Land, oltuato on main road, abont a mile past Mount Albert, bounded by a splendid oreek, and the Whau. 'uua passes the door, and within a few minutes walk of railway atatlon ; for a term of six or twelve months; rent moder ate.—D. g. Evans. K&tate Agent, Queen-street. "■JURST-CLAWS BAKERY to Let in tho J most thriving Watkato' Township—Fall psrtioulars, apply to Darlea and Trenohord, National Insurance Building*, Acokland. ORTH SHORE.—A most convenient, roomy.- and well-altntitod Family Kesl donee to Lst; in exoellent order. Also, two Furnished Cottages on the beach.—Oliver Mays, Houao Agent, Devocport. Bantrxaptoy i\o6loee. TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW JL ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876," and of tho several Acts amending the same, and ot the Bank rnptoy of Albert Thomas Potted. Journeyman Bntober, a Debtor. Notice i« hereby glv.en that a sufficient number of Creditors of the satd Albert Tomaas Potter not having attended the first maeting of Creditors appointed to be held at the Supreme Court-house. Auckland, on Wodnosday, tho tenth day of May instant, at the hour ot 12 o'olook noon, or at the adjournment thereof on Thursday, the 11th day ot May Instant, at the famo hoar and plaoe, the Regis trai" has. In pursuance of eeotion 16 of •• The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 187(1." ap pointed Thomas Macfferlane.Eaq.. of Auokland, 'ertlfinated Accountant in Bankruptcy, to be the Creditors' Trunte« of tho property of the taid Albert Thomas iPotter, and that the said Thomas Macffsriane has Intimated to the {egistrar.iß writing, his acceptance ot the said Trusteeship, Dated at Auckland, tbjs ltth day of May, 1882, G. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar, Robert Browning, Bhortland-Btreet, Anokland, Debtor's Solicitor. uorooration JMoticea nilY OF AUCKLAND. \J TENDERS <OR SMALL IRON BOILBB, The City Counoil wl'l reofive Tenders, until 8 p.m. of THURSDAY, the 18th instant, for the above, in terms of specification at this office. The Council do not bind themselves to accept any tender, Tenders to be endorsed " Tenders for Boiler," P. A. PHILIP. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, May 11,1882. fiITY OF AUCKLAND. DBAINAaK WORKS, DARBY-STREET AND THEATRIC LAKE. The City Counoil will reoetve Tenders -for above works until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY, the 18th instant, in terms of aneolßoatione and plan ot the Offloe ot the City Surveyor, Counoil Chambers, Hl«h street The Council do not bind themselves to aocept any tender. Tenders to be endorsed, ". Tender for Drainage Worka." P. A. PHILIP*, Town Clork. Town Clerk's Office, May 11,1882. niTY OF AUCKLAND. TENDERS FOX KBEOTINO GUN PLATFORM, The City Counoil will receive Tenders, until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY, the 18th Jnetnnt. tot work aa above, in terms of spcolfloatlona and plan at the ofllo-i of tho City Surveyor, Uounoll Jhsmbers, Hißh-streat. The Council do not bind themselves to accept any tendnr. Tenders to be endorsed " Tenders for Gun Platform." P, A. PHILIPS. . Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, May 11, 1882. n-iATO 410,000 LENT on Building JtiXV Boolety principles, or on other"-mi So suit borrowen. Allotments bough* and nouses bnilt on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Bee List ol >ropertieß tor sale on th page, Biz per oeni allowed on money deposited for Investment.— O. Williamson, land, Satate and Vlnanola! Urent Valo&n Lane.



j For Bale. 3* I7IOR SALE, Lease of Allotment, Cv o- JT tomhousestreet (opposite Gleeson's Hotel •y with all Buildings thereon, comprising Lart p Workshop (80 x BO feet), Office shop, an Dwelllng-houss, and other Buildings, Als ~ Ptoani Engine and Saw Bench, Clroular SaW ir Sco.— Apply to Charles Bailey, ahlp, Taoht, an >f Boat Builder. a- TnOR IMMEDIATE BALE, a Coa 8 Jj fortabls and Convenient House of 1 _ rooms, Jn flrat-olasa order, with register grate>> o outhouses, tanks, good well, &c, altuatedfon tb , a Beaoh Road. Devonport, within two minute J walk of either wharf. Suitable for a famll residence, boarding-house, or buaineßS pren ises.—Apply at once to B. Tanner, Estat Agent. 8. Qneen-atreet. SAJb«, a 13 feet Rowing Boat price, £6 10J.-E. C. Cooko. W.Thorne'f Ynlcan Lane. tTr'ATCHMAKER'S BUBIN.KSS fo vt Disposal; doing good jobbing trade £150 posh.—Address J R,, Evbnikq Hmr Offloe |j OB SALE, a first-class Grocery Buti I* ness In New Plymouth.—Apply to Johi Buohanan, Custom-honae-Btreet anGU SALE.- Grocery and Confectionery V . Bnsincsß, for Solo, in leading thorough fare. Stock and Fixtures about £80 (no good wiUJ.-D. B\ Evans, Estate AKent. rnOH SALE, comfortable Cottage of £ C rooms, Regent-street, Newton, wood-ahed well. &o.; allotment 40 x 100. Price, £185.-1) g. Evans. LpOtt IMMEDIATK »aliis, Ponsonby «V Terrace, a ntoe House of 7 rooms, veran dah In front; Allotment Sine 100, all tastefully laid out; good well, tank. &o. Price, fiiso.-D. F. Kvi>nß. Kstate Agent. Quean-street. Jl7 fjiOlt SALE, 48 Acres at Little Muddy V Creek, nearly all down in gross; splendid orohard, vinery, &c: House ot 6 rooms, dairy, and milk-shed, 2 wells; situate ebont 10 miles frem Auokland, A really ohtap property; price, only £200.— U. F. Kvans, Kstato Agent. JilOR SALE, 50 Acres Pirst-class Fern I 1 Land at Tuakau; a very choice lot, with abandanoo of water; situate on a good road, and about fi minutes' walk from railway station. Prloe, only £7 per acre.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agonc FOR SALE, nice Cottage of four rooms and scullery: ragistor grato, oven, gas laid in, and every oonventenoe; situate Ireland- Bireot, near Kngland-stroot, Prlco, £280.—D. F. Kvana, Kstalo Agent. FOR SALE, Lincoln-street, Ponsonby, Houso of seven rooms, good well, wooa shed, &o ; allotment, WxlOO. fenced and planted; very cheap, only £310.—D. V, Kvans, BBtate Agent, Qneon-Btroet. iii |L/»OR BALK (Hewe-street), a very pretty J} Villa oontaining five rooms, pantry; water laid In, nioo gardon, &a; all in first-olass order; splendid view; a very uoßirable place.— 1). F, nvana, Hatate Agent, Qnoen-street. 125 QUBUKIJAN STOKE lor sale.-A first- O rate business for Bale In one ot the best of Auckland suburbs; the position la seoond to none; a splendid opening; lull particulars from D. F. Kvbdb. iistate Agent, Anokland. 325. li'OK IMMEDIATE SALE, Handsome Jj Villa; almost new, and In first-class order; gables, bow window, good well, register grate, oven, onpboards. eto., etc.; situated In Haoket streec, coar tbo steps leading down to beach at foot of St Mary's Koad ; pleasant, healthy, and deferable position; must be sold at once. Price, only iJJOO.-D. IT. Evans, Hptate Agent, Queen street. STOKKS' POINT. — Splendid Building Allotment, planted with Fruit Trees, &c. Immediately opposite Hotel, l'rloe low—easy tonnai-1). V. Evana. BBtate Agent. UKEKOHE.-A very" desirable Farm of 101 aores. about 1} miles from Tuak&n Station, with Three-roomed Cottage, work shop, dairy, cowshed, plgstlos, &c, a splendid stream runs through the property; all fenced and subdivided; about 60 aorea in grass, tha rest cultivated; soil is first oloss. Good metalled road all tho way. Very chump-price, £600.- D. If. Kvans, KBUto Agent. MOUNT EDEN. —Cottage of Fonr Rooms and Two Acres ot Land at Mount Eden (divided into two paddocks), near resi dence of J. Hatger, JHsq. A very desirable pro perty. Price, £MO.-V>. V. Kva»s. Mstate Agent. PONSONBY.— A new and very pretty Verandah Cottage of 6 rooms, allotment, ank, etc, all complete, and In first olass order. Very cheap. £220.—D. F. Evans, ÜBtato Agent, Quean-street. 427 QTOKES'S POINT.-Splendid Allot- O ments fenced and planted with fruit and ornamental trees, In splendid position, over looking the harbour, near tho beaoh.—D. if. Kyans. Estate Agent. OUNT EvEN (near Mr Kelly b), a new and well-finished Honse of five rooms, replete with almost every convenience, such as roglater grata, kitchen range, See.; allot ment aboutsox 200; main road frontage: very desirable.—D. If. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen street. «8 T>RO3i-ECT TERKAOE.—A very nice L Verandah Cottage of six rooms, fitted with cupboards, bookcase, dresser, &o,; gas and water laid in; good garden, stable, &o.- D. F. Kvana, Estate Agent Uneen-street. • j^OK IMMEDIATE DIBPOMAL, tbo P BnsloMS of a Unbnrban store in a rlaing district (owner retiring through ill health) Only a small sum required for good-wltl, stock at valuation; rent moderate.—D. F. Krone, Kstate Agent. U^RIAG-STREET, Ponsonby — Hand- O some new Honso, thoroughly well finished, rooms large and lofty, standing on two tillot mentß. lam Instructed to effect an Immediate sale—bualnoss matters calling tlu owner away from tbe district.—Full particulars from D. F. Evans. Kawte Agent. Queen-street 109 LjIUK SaLk, Business Picmises at V Mount Kden, situate in main road; a splendid opening for a Chemist, as at present loro is not one in tblt latgo and populous district. The building Is new. substantial, and well finished.—Full particulars from Mrs Jack, on the premises, or of D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qneen-street. ANDSOME VILLA RESIDENCE, In first-class order. The House stands high, commands a grand view, and is sur round od by a splendid garden fully stocked with fruit trooa.floworp.etc., etc. The aspeot Is north o&Bterly. and well sheltered. Situated in Pon sonby. next to Rev. Mr Runciman's, and having a frontage of 183 feet to CPonnell-street, which oonld (if desired) ba Bnb-divlded to advantage. —D. F Kvana, Hstate ABent.Qaeon-Btraot, 130 niOR SALE OR LEASE. Takafuva, North Snoßß.—Desirable Store, Dwellina, and Oathntiaua, almost new and in Irst-olosa ordor, together with 6 aoroa Splendid Land (In crops) on main road and in the violnlty of the beautitul lake, and commanding splendid viow of Anokland harbour. A most desirable property, and well worthy inspection. D. 7. EVANS, 881 BBtate Agent Ll O B SALE. OLAREMONT-STHEBT; Peaflold View-A Very Desirable Allotment, qnito level, fenoed, and ready for building on, S3 x 110, for £100. NEWMARKET-Verandah Cottage, 5 rooms, routs tor oven, good well, &0., oorner allotment 33xlOO.fori3m MONTAGUE-STREET, Newton- Verandah Cottage, i rooms, allotment about S3 x 85; oheap, only £180. D. F. EVANP, Estate Agent, noxt Herald Office. Queen-street . INARMS FOR BALE.— Waikato — A V' very desirable and snug little Farm, situated on the bunks of the Waikato River, very comforUble Homeoteod oonsistinir of— House of Six Rooms, Outbuildings, auoh as Born, Cowshed, Plvatloa, stockyard, to. Area, about 226 aorea of good fertile Land, sub divided Into Paddooks, Orohard, and a splendid piece of mixed bush, Sohool and Railway Station adjacent. Price. £850, And several others, full particulars on ap plication to D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent, Queen-street (noxt "Herald" : -i Ofilce). BUILDING SITES I BUILDING SITES All those Splendid Allotments situate In Col lege Road (the only lots for sale on right-hand side going np, and being within a few minutes walk ot the olty). Should command a ready sole. This is a splendid investment for bqildlng purpoßes. Price, only £3 10a per foot upwards. Tor villa residences the position 1b flrst-olasa. Also, at Shelly Beaoh, a few lota (68 x 120) still unsold; prloe, 42a Bd per foot. Bailey's Paddock-Lots S3 x 99, at £10 each Ryle-stxeet, Ponsonby-Lot r,o. 107. an offer wanted, And others on application to D. F. EVANS. Hatato Agent, next " Herald" Offloe. For continuation, see First Paat). tfoota ana BQoes THNLARGEMENT uf fKEMISES. Jfc^ Q jg ROOK EB. Blue Boot, CJujjkn-street, ' Having Enlarged his Premises, haa now opened up an immense stook ot MEN.*, WOMEN'S, AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, All of which ara New and Weli/assorted Goods, A Special Room Has been neatly fitted np for Ladles, whloh is Strictly Private. C. BROOKRS Has Aooommodatlon to anlt all olasses, and will do his best to give them Good Value for their Money. mr Notes the Address— r\ DROOKES, BLUK BOOT, Oppomtb Garlics and übanwell's. T3OOTSI T3OOTSI DQOTS I JUST OPENED FRKSH SHIPMENTS, Ex Bhip Oxford and e.s. Sorata, Comprising— LADIES' E.S. BOOTS and SHOES, and r. Well-asßorted Stook ot Button Boota oi every description. CHILDREN'S K.S. BOOTS. Shooa. and Bnttor Boots, in Glaoe, Goatskin, Calf, Kid, Glow Kid, Blue Cloth and Brown Cloth, in ol sizes. GENTS1 CLUMPED B.S. BOOTS, Watertlghti with clump soles; also, Lace and B.S. Bootf -with cork soles, the best articles that can be had to keep out damp and water besides a well assorted stock of Gents' Light Boots. Note the Addreaa CTirESTPFAHIi, . VY Opposite Haymarket



Licensing .Notices. YOIIC E.-L IGENCE I, DAVID TWOHILU Publican, of Wellea ley-street East, do hereby give notice that it I my desire, and will, at the next Licensing Meet ing, to be holdon at the Police Court. High street, Auokland, on tho 7th June. 1882, applj for a Certificate authorising tho issue ot i Publican's License for a house, at prawn licensed as the Park Hotel, Wellesley-stree Kast, containing seventeen rooms, exolusive o; those required for the übo of the family. Dated the 10th day of May, 1882. DAVID TWOHILL. "VTEWMARKET LICENSING JLI DIBTRIOT. I, WILLIAM W. WABNOOK, Publican, oi Kyber Pass Road, do hereby give notice that 1 dsßire. and will at the next Lloanaing Meeting, to be holden at tho Publio Hall, Newmarket, on the 6th day of June. 1882. apply for a Certificate authorising the issue of a Publican's License for a Mouse known as the Captain Cook Hotel, containing 18 rooms.oxolußivo of those required for the use of the family. Dated the 10th Hay, 1882. WILLIAM W. WARNOOK. JJOTIC E.-L I C E N S E. I. JOHN ADAMS, Publican, of the Strand, Mechanics' Bay. do hereby give notice, that I desire, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at Polloe '■ourt, High-street, Auckland, on the 7th June, apply for a Certificate authorising the issue of a Publio License for a house at present Licensed as the Swan Hotel, containing 16 rooms, exclusive of thosa required for the use of the family. Dated the 10th day of May, 1882. JOHN ADAMS. jC" O T I C E.-L I C E N * E. I. ALBERT FIBHER7~PubUcan. of Vulcan Lane, do hereby give notice that I desire, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at the.Polloe Court.High-street.Anokland.on the 7th day ot June, 1882, apply for the issne of a ■üblloan's Uoenße for a Honso at presenc Licensed as the Occidental Hotel, contains 12 rooms, exclusive of those required for the use of tho family, Dated tho loth day ot May, 1882, • ALBERT FISHER. J^OTIC Jf.-L I C E N S~& I, ALFRED KIDD, Publican, of Bhortland street, do hereby give notloe that I desire, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at the Polioe Court, High-street, Auokland. on ■ne 7th June, 1882, apply for a oortlfloato author ing the issue of-a Pabllcpn's License for a louse at present lioenced as the Commercial Hotel, containing 20 rooms, exolusive of those required for the use of tbe family. Dated the 10th day of May, 1882. ALFJBBD KIDD. ■1^ O T I C E.-L I C E N S E. I, JOHN ENDEAN, Pnbllcan, of Short-street, do hereby givan notice that I deslro, and will, at tho next Licensing Meeting, to bo holdon at the Polloe Court, High-street, Auckland, on the 7th day of "June, I*B2, apply for a Certlfloate authorising the issue of a f übllcan's License, for a bouse at present licensed as tbe Railway Ter minus Hotel, containing 21 roams, exclusive) of those required for the uso of the family. Dated the 10th day of May, 1882. JOHN ENDEAN. Ttf O T I C E.-L I C E N S E" I ANNIB DAPFlK.Publlcan, of Union-Btreet, Auckland, do hereby give notice that I desire, and will, at the next Licensing meeting, to bo holden at the St. James's Hall, Welflngton- Btroet, on the 6th day of June, 1882, apply for a Certificate authorising tho Issue of a Publican's License (or a house situate at Union-street (sign the Robert Burns),containing 11-rooms.excluslve ot those required for tho uso of tho family. Dated tho 10th day of May. 1882. . ANNIE DAFFIE, M O T I C E.-L I O E N S E. I, GRACE CHAPMAN, of Prlnots-Street, do horoby give notice that I desire, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at the Polloo Court, High-Btreet. Anokland, on 7th day of J uce, 1882, apply for a Corti Qoato authorising the issue ot a Pub'toan's License for a house, at proseut lloensed as tho Masonic Hotel, Prlnoes itroet, containing fifteen rooms, exclusive of those required for the nse of the family. Dated the 10th May, 1882. GKAOE CHAPMAN. TW" OTI C E.-L 1 C E N S E. I, JAMES STRWAKT, of Queen-ctroet, Auckland, do hereby give notice tiat I desire, and will, at the next Uoenstng Meeting, to be holdon at tho Police Court, High-street, Auck land, on the 7th June, 1882. apply for a certi ficate authorising the .f ~juo of a Publicans Uoenee for a house situate at Lower Queen- Btroot (sign, the 1 hsmes Hotel), contalnlnf 13 rooms, exclusive of those required for the nseof tho ramilTi Dated the 10th day of May, 1831. JAMK3 STEWART. MOTIO E.-Si I C E N S E. I. GKORGB I. PANTKK, Poblican.of Queen street, Auckland, do hereby-give notice that it is my desire, and will at the next Licensing Mooting to bo holdon at tho Police Court, Hlkli fltrcet, Auokland on the 7;th day of Juno. ISB2, apply for a Certificate authorising the lssae of a Publican's Lioon-j for a honse situate in Queen street (sign, Wavorler Hotel), containing 12 iooius, exclusive of those required for the use of tho family. Dated the 10th day ot May, 1882. (JKQE'OE I. BANTER, YTOTIO 8.-^L I C E N S E. I. HUGH R. JONES, Publican, of Upper neon-street, Auckland, do hereby give notice that I desire, and will at the next Ltoenslng Meeting holden -at St. Jsjnes' Hall, Welling ton-street, on the 6th day of June, 18S2, apply for a Certificate authorising the Issue of a Pub-. I loan's License for a house sltnate at. Upper Qamtn-street, Auckland (sign, Army and Navy), containing 29 rooms, oxoluslvo of those tor the use of the family. Dated the 10th day of If ay, 1882, HUGH R, JONES. OTICE OK APPHCATIONFOBTA PUBUCAS'S LICENSE. I, CHRISTOPHER F. MANN. Publican, ot Karongahape Road, AtOokland. do hereby give notloe that I desire, and will, at the next J.icenßinx Meeting, to be holden at the St. James's Hall, Wellingtonstroet, op the 6th day ot June, 1882, apply for a Certificate authorising the issue of a Publtoan's License tor a noose situate at Korongahapa Road, slgn-The Rising Hun, containing thirteen rooms, exclusive of tho*o required for the nee of tbe family. Dated the 10th May, 1882. CHRISTOPHER IT. MANN. VT O T I C E, -~L I GENS ft I. MICHAEL DERVAN, Publican, of Free man's Bay. Auokland. Co hereby give notice that I desire, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be held at St. James's Hall, Wel lington-street, on the 6th day of Jnne, 1882, applr for a Certificate authorising the issue of a Pablloan's Lioense for a honse situate at Fiee man's Bay (sign, the Fraeman's Hotel), con taining 11 rooms, exolusive Ot these required (or tho ore of tho family. ,' Dated the 10th May k ißg &AßtDßßvAy^ VTOIIC E.-L I C E N S E, I. ROLAND R. CAMPION, PabUoan, ot Fort-street do hereby give notice that it is my eslre, and will, at tho next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at the Polios Court High-street, Auckland, on the 7th day of Jnne, 1882, apply for the issue of a Publican's Uoense for a house known aa the Custom- house Hotel, containing II rooms, exolusive ot those required (or the nse of the family. Dated the 10th of May, 1932, ROLAND R. CAMPION. -jy O T I 0 E.-L I C E N S E. I. JOHN, T. SMITH, Publican of Queen street and Durham-etreet, hereby give notice that I desire, and wlll,|at [the next Licensing looting to bo holdon tat the Police Court, Ugh-street. on the 7th day of June, 1882, apply for a Certificate authorising the issue of a Pub lean's License for a house situate at H,igh street and Durham-street, Blgn the Exohange lotel, containing 12 roonu, exclusive of those required for the übo of the family. Dated the lOthdayotMay^^^^ OTICE OF APPLICATION FOX A PUBLICAN'S HCENSfc. I, WILLIAM RKGAN< PnbUoan. of Free man's Bay, Auokland. do hereby give notice that I desire, and will at the nest Licensing Meeting, holden at St, Jarqes'B Hall. Welling ton-street, on the flth day of June, 1882, apply or a certificate authorising the lesna of a Pub loan's Llcente for a house situate at Freeman's lay (sign, the Rob Roy Hotel), containing 8 rooms, exolusive of those required for the übo of the family. ~-.__ Dated tbe 10th day of May, 18S2. WILLIAM REGAN. v OTIC E.-L ICEN.SE. I, WILLIAM HAMLEyTPnblloan, of Queen l street, hereby give notice that I deßire, and will at the next LtoensJng Meeting, to be held at the Polioe Court, Hlgh-ftreet, on the 7'h day of June, apply for a Cortifloata authorising the ißßuo ot a Publican's License for a house situate I at Qnoon-street and High-street, Auokland (alga the Auokland Hotel), containing 27 rooms, exclusive of those required for the use of the fB& th°lOth Ma * WILLIAM HAMLEV. VTOTICE, - LICENSE. I. ELIZABETH HACEETT, pnbUoan. of Grey-street, Auokland, do hereby give notloe ' that I de3lre, and wUI. at the next Licensing I Meeting, to be holden at St. James's Hall, Wel lington-street, on the 6th June, 1882, apply for a certificate authorising the Issne of a pnblloan's license for a house situate at Grey-street, sign, the Market Hotel, containing U rooms, oxdlut aivo of those required for the use ot the family. Dated the 10th day of May, 1882. i Uft ELIZABETH HAOKBTT. •W-OTICE. - LICE NS E. > I, THOMAS T. ANDERSON, pnblloan.ot 1 Queen-street, Anckland. do hereby give notice that I deßire. and will, at the next Ltoenslng 9 Meeting, to be holden at the Police Court, High. 3 street, Auckland, on tbe 7th day of June, 1832, 3 apply for a certificate authorising the issue of a ; publican's license for a house situate at Queen street and Fort street, sign, the Metropolitan Hotel, oontaining 10 rooms, exolnslve ot those required for the nse ot the family. Dated the 10th day ot May, 1882. THOMAS T. ANDERSON.



TJOTIO 8.-L I C E N S E, I. ELIZABETH SUTHERLAND. Publloan.ol Vulcan Lane, do hereby give notice that I dea'.re, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at tbe Folioe Court, High-street, Auckland, on the 7th day of Jane, apply for a Certificate authorising the Issue of a Publican's License for a house at present licensed as the Queen's Ferry Hotel, Vnloan Lane, containing 10 rooms, exclusive of those required for the aao of the family. Dated the 10th day of May, 1882. ELIZABETH SUTHERLAND. ■VTEWMARKET LICENSING i.T DISTBIOT. Ii WILLIAM H. COBBETT, Publican, Of Newmaricot, do hereby give notice that I desire, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be I lolden at the Pnbllo Hall, Newmarket, on the sth day of Jane, 1882, apply for a Certifloite authorising the issue of a Publican's License for a House known as the Royal George, New market, containing 16 rooms, oxelualvo of those required for the übo of family. Dated the 10th day of May, 1882. WILLIAM H. OORBETT. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOB A PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. I. ELIZ ABKTH PATTERSON, Publican, Of Wakefleld-street, do hereby give notice that it b my desire, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at the Polloe Court, High- Htroot, on the 7th day of June, 1882, apply for a Certificate authorising the Issue of a Publican's License for a houso, situate at Wakefleld-street (sign—the Fitzroy 'Hotel), sontaining thirteen rooms, exclusive of those required for the use of the family. Dated the 10th day of May; 1882. ELIZABETH PATTERSON, KARANGAHAPE LICENSING DIS TKIOT. I, PATRICK BROPHY, PabUoan, of Kara ■sSft» ?_& do hereby tfve noftafffitJ deßire. and will, at tho next Licensing Meeting, «o*>e holden at the Primitive Methodist Ohapel KW*£?niVF° WtOn,< °?J he 2nd d^o( June 1882, apply for. a Certlfloate authorisim? the iasne of a Publican's Lioenße for a house known as the Star Howl, containing fifteen rooms, ex oluelve of those required for the use of the family. Dated the 10th May, 1882, PATRICK BROPHY. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOlt A PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. I, JOHN SMITH, Publican, of Symonds street,-do hereby give notice that It is my desire, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at the Police Court, High-Btreet. on the 7th Juno, 1882, apply for a Certificate authoris ing tho issue of a Pnblioan's Lloense for a Honse ? X? X '^on^treetandKarangahapeßoad algn-tho New Caledonian Hotel), obntalning la rooms, oxolnslve of those required for family Dated the 10th day of May, 1832. ' JOHN SMITH. "VTOTICE OF APPLICATION FUR A 1> PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. I, MICHAEL FLYNN, Publican, of Aber orombie-streej, do hereby give notice that I *OQ?i "£ A "Hf'i? **£*<>** Licensing Meeting, to be holden at the Polios Court. High-street Auokjand.on the 7th day of June, 1882, apply for a Certificate authorising the issuo of a Pnb- Heaps Lloensa for a house at present licensed as the Nottingham Oagtle, containing 11 rooms, exclusive of those required for the use of tbe family. Dated the 10th May, 1832. ' MICHAEL FLYNN. KARANGAHAPE LICENSING DIS TRICT. I,BAMUEL WILLIAMS, PabUoan, of Kara ngahape Road, do hereby give notloe that I desire, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at the Primitive Methodist Chapel, Pitt-street. Newton, on.tue 2nd day of June. 1882, apply for a Certificate authorising the Issue of a Publican's Lloense for a homo known as the Newton Hotel, containing ten rooms, ex clusive of those for the use of the family. Dated the IQfh May, 1882. dAMUKL WILLIAMS. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOB A PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. I, SARAH WHITK, Publican, of Shortland street, do hereby give notloe that I desire, and will, at the next Uoenatng Meeting to bs holden at the Polloe Court. High-street Auck land, on the 7th day of June, 1882, apply fora oartlßoate authorising the issue of a Publican's Lloense for a house known as the City Club Hotel, containing 11 rooms, exclusive of those for tbe v? o of the family, Dated the 10th day of May, 1882, SARAH WHIM. NOTIOE OF APPLICATION FOR A PUBLICAN'S LICENSE, I. WILLIAM H. PORTER, Publican, ot Wakefleld-street. do hereby give notloe that It is my desire, and will at the next Licensing Meeting, ti be holden at the t'oUco Court, High-street. Auckland, on the 7th day of June, 1282. apply for a Certlfloate authorising the issue ot a Publican's License for a house at .present licensed sa tho Obariemont Hotel, containing 15 rooms, exclusive of those required for the ueo 1 ot the family. Dated the lQlb of May, 1882. WILLIAM H. PORTER. T7-ARANGAHAPE LICENSING XV DISTRICT. I, WALTER M. DAVJCD3ON. Publican, of Upper Queen-street Newtoa, do hereby give notloe, that £ desire,' and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at tbe Primi tive Methodist Chapel, Pitt-street, Newton, on the 2nd June, 1882, apply for a Cortiflotte authorising tho Issue of a Publican's Lloense, for a houso known by the sign of the York Hotel, containing nine rooms,exoluslveof those required for the nse of the family. Dated the 10th day ot May, 1882. WALTER M. DAVIDSON, RARANGAHAPiS LICENSING DIS TRICT, I, CHARLES Q'HANLON, pnhUoan, Of Kn rangahape Road, hereby give notloe that I deMre, and will, at the next Licenainj? Meeting, to be holden at the Primitive Methodist Chapel, 'itt-street, Newton, on the 2nd day of Jane, 1882, apply tor a nertlflcate authorising the Issue of a publican's lloense for a house known as the Queen's Head Hotel, containing 11 reams, ex olusive of those required for the use of tho BDatea the 10th day of May, 1883, OHARLRB O'HANLON. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A PCBLIOANS LICENSE. I, QEORQE SMITH, Publican, of Wakefiold street, do hereby give noHoe that I desire, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to bo holden at the Polloe Gkrort, High-street, on the 7th ot June, 18-32, apply fora Certificate authorising the Issue ot a Publican's License for a hoase situate at Wakefleld-streot (slgn-the Globs Hotel), containing ten rooms, exoluslre ot thosa re quired for the use of the family, Dated the 10th May, 1881 GEORGE SMITH. IVrOfICE OF APPLICATION FOR A J3I PUBLICAN'S UOENSK, I, KRANOIS O'DQWD, Publican, ot Pitt street, Auckland, do hereby give notion that I doßire to-obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting to bo holden at the St. Jame's Half, WolUDgton-street, Auckland, on the 6th toff of June, 1882. apply fbr a certificate authorising the'issue ot a Publican's Lloense for a House situate at Pitt-street. Sign (the Naval Hotel), containing 11 rooms, exclusive ot those required for the use of tbe family. Dated the 10th day. Ot May, 1831. « , FRANCIS Q'DOWD. RARANGAHAPE LICENSING DIS TRICT. L JOHN THOMPSON, Publican, of Symonds- Btroet, hereby give notlos that I desire, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at the Primitive Methodist Chanel, Pitt-street, Newton, on the 2nd Jane, 1882, apply for a Certificate authorising the issue of a Publican's License for a house known as the Edinburgh Castle Hotel, containing nine rooms, exolusive of those required for the use of the family. Dated the 10th May, 1882. JOHN THOMPSON. ■\IOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A J-l PUBLICAN'S LIOBN3K. I, GEORGE ANDREWS, publloan, ot Grey stroet, Auckland, do hereby slve notloe that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next IJceneine Meeting, to be holden at St. James' Hall, Wel lington-street, Auckland, on the 6th day of Juno, 1882, apply for a certificate authorising the it>Bue of a publican's license for a honse situate at Grey-Btreet, Auckland, known by the sign of the Carpenters' Arms, containing seven rooms, exclusive ot those for tho übo of the family. Dated this lOlh day ot May, 1882, GKORttK ANDREWS. LICENSING DISTRICT OF CITY SOUTH, AUCKLAND. Notice of Application tor a Publican's License. I, ISAAC HARRISON, PnbUoan, of Queen street, Anokland, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at tbe next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at the St. James's Hall. Wellington-street. Auokland, on the 6th of June, 1882, apply for a Certificate authorising theisßue of a Pnblloan's License lor a house situate at Queen-street and Market Plaoe, and known by tbe Blgn of the Anchor Hotel, con taining thirteen rooms, exclusive of those re quired for the use of the family. Datea the 10th day of May, 1883. ISAAC HARRISON. LICENSING DISTRICT OF CITY SOUTH, AUCKLAND, Notloe ot Application for a Pnblioan's License. I, THOMAS. HEALY, PubUoan, of Grey- Btreet, Anokland, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be held at the St. James's HalL Wellington-street, Anokland, on tho 6th day of June, IRB2, apply for a Certificate authorising the Issue of c. Publican's Lloense for a honse situate at Grey-street, and licensed by the sign of the Crown Hotel containing twelve rooms, exclusive of those required for the nso of the family. Dated this 10th day of May, 1882. - a - THOMAB HBAIiY.



Licensing Notices. NOTICE OP APPLICATION FOR , NEW ZEALAND WINE LICENSE. I, MAY HAINEB, Tobaeoonint, of Qaoei street, Anokland, do horaby cife notice that desire to obtain, and wUt, at the next idceuxln MeotltiK, to be holden at the Temperance Hal Albert-street, on the fifth day et June, 18S5 apply for a Certifloato authorising the iasno o a New Zealand Wine License for premise situate at Queen-street, Anokland! Sated the eleventh day of May, 1882, MAY HAINBS. "KTOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A -Ll PUBLICAN'S LIOKNUE, I, JAMES FRASER, Publloan, of Uppei Queen-street, do hereby give notice that it Is ray desire, and will, at the next Ltoensing Meeting, to be holden at the Police Court, on the 7tn day ot Jnne, 1882/ apply for a Certificate B,nthorlslnß the issue of a Pabllcan's License for a house situate at Upper Queon-stroot (slrd, the Qneen's Head Hotel), containing 9 rooms, exclusive ot those required for the use of thn family. Dated the 10th day of May, 1882. JAMES FRASER. ■\TOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A -1 PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. I, JOHN GILLANDER, Publican of Queen street, do hereby give notice that it is my desire, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at the Police Court, High-street, on the 7th day ot June, 1882, apply for a Certificate authorising the issue of a Publican's License for a house situate at Qaeen-atreet (nigc, tha Paoifio Hotel), containing; 13 rooms, exclusive of thosa required for the use of the family. Dated the 10th day of Mar, 1882. JOHN (mjiANDKR. VTOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A i 3( PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. I. HENRY GEDLEIGH, PubUcan,of Hobson street, do hereby give notice that I desire, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting.to be holden at the St. James's Hall,WeUlngtoii-street,on the Bth day o£ June, 1882, apply tor a Certifloato authorising the issue of a Publican's License for a house situate at Hobson-street (aign, the Criterion Hotel), containing 13 rooms, exclusive of those required for the vse of tho family. Dat.dthfelOthdayof^^^^^ KARANGAHaPE LICENSING DIBTRICT. % . I, JOHN LYNCH, Publican, of Oxford-street, Newton, do hereby give notice that it is my desire, and will at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at the Primitive Methodist Chapel, Pltt-strcet, Newton, on the 2nd day ot Juno, 1882, apply for a Certificate authorising the Issue of a Publioan's License fora house known as the King's Arms Hotel, containing 10 rooms, exclusive of those required for the use ct the the 10th Jnne, 1882. johnlynoh^ NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOX A PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. 1. ANDREW ROBERT DUNN, Publican, of Wellington-street, Auckland, do hereby give notice that I desire, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at St. James's HaU, Wellington-street, nn the 6th day o( Jnne; 1882, Apply tor a certiSoate aathorleing the Issue of a Publican's Lioense for a house situate at Wellington-street (risen, the Wellington Hotel), containing 9 rooms, exclusive of those required for the use of the family. Dated the 10th day ot May, 1882. _^ ANDREW ROBERT DUNN. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. I, JOHN DARBY, of Qucon-street, PubHoan. do hereby give notice that it is my desire, and will, at the next Lioenring Meeting, to be holden at the Polioe Conrt, Hish-street, on the 7th day of Jnne, 1882, apply for a Certificate authorising the Issue of a Publican's License for a house Bltnate at Queen and Victoria streets, contain ing fifteen rooms, exclusive of those required for the use of the family. Dated the 10th ot May, 1882. JOHN DARBY;*' /"IITY OF AUCKLAND. NOTICE Or APPLICATION FOE TbANSPKR OF LICENSE, I, JOHN ADAMS^ Of Auckland, being the holder of a Publican's License in*respect of the house and premises Bitnate at tha corner ot Weilesley and Hymonda streets, known as the Wynyard Arms Hotel, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at Anokland EastUcenßlng District, on the seventh day ot Jane proximo. applyforaTanster ot the said License from myself to Henry Hopper Adams, j my appointee. i ( Dated the eleventh day of May, 1882. ■ j JOHN ADAMSi OTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. I, JOHN DUNDON DlLLON,,Publican, Of Moroar, in the Provincial District of Anokland. do hereby give notice th&t I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at Poknno Railway Station Qa the first day of June, 1882, apply for a Certifloa teanthor ising tho issue of a Pnblioan'a Lioense for a house situate at Mei-cor aforesaid, known as the Railway Hotel, containing e'even rooms exolnslve of thoet; required for the use of the family. ■ Dated the 10th day of May, 1882. JUHN DUNDON DILLON. £J IT V O F AU GELiji Notice qC Application, for a PabUoon's License. I, HENRY HOPPER ADAMS, of the City of Auckland, do hereby give notice that I d*sire to obtain, ana will, at the next Licencing Meeting, to be holden at Auokland East Lioon slng Dtstriot on the seventh day of Jnne proximo, apply for a Certificate authorising the Issue of a Publican's Lioense for a house situate at the oorner of Symonds. Weilesley, and Aberoromble-streets City ot Auckland, known as the Wynyard Arms Hotel, containing four teen rooms, exclusive of those required far the use Of the family. ! > Dated the nth day ot May. 1882. HENRY HOPPER ADAMS. OHCE OF APPLICATION FOR PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. I, JOHN ADOLPHUS COHEN,.of Toakan. Licensed Publioan, do hereby give notloe that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at the Pokeno Railway Station on Thursday, tho first day of Jnne, 1831, apply for a Certificate authorising the Renewal Of the Pablloan'a Lioense now held by me for a house situate at Tuakau, County of Manukan, Manngatawhirl Licensing District, containing eight rooms, exolnsive «f those re quired for the use ot the family.' - ■ Dated the SOth day of April. 188% , . * JOHN ADOLPHUB COHEN; Par cojsHnvattm. see First Pa'at. i;'" Meetings. A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING ■" of the Builders and Oontraotor*' Associa tion win be held on THURSDAY EVENING, at 8 6'olook, at the Sonth British Buildings. Every member particularly requested to attend, as the business is of great importance.' ■ • THOMAS CONSTABLK. Acting Secretary UCKLAN'D FBRMANENT CO OPERATIVE BUILDING AND IN VESTMENT SOCIETY. NOTICE. The Tenth Annual Meeting of the Auckland Permanent Co-operative Building and Invest ment Soolety, tor receiving the annual report and accounts, and electing a committee of management and auditors for the ensuing year, will be held in the lieeture Ballot the xonng Men's Christian Association, Albert-street, on TUESDAY, the 13th Jnne. 1883, at halt-past seven in the evening. JQHN BATem Secretary N.B.—ln accordance with rale No. U, nom inations of Candidates for ottlcu must be lodged-with the Secretary on or before 31st May. AUCKLAND PERMANENT CO OPERATIVE BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. In compliance with a requisition from 31 Members of the Soolety (whloh requisition is now exhibited in the Sooioty'a Office, as re quired by Rnle No. 40), I hereby give notice that a Special Meeting ot the Anokland Per manent Co operative Building and Investment Boolety will be held on TUESDAY, the 13th day ot June next, immediately after the ordi nary annual meeting c( the said Soolety, con vened for 7,86 p.m. on that day. . BU8INBB8: To Repeal Rules Nob. 3.1,«, 11,16.18,19,21, and 75, and Schedule V, and to ensot New Rules and a New Schedule Instead thereof, as adver tised In " The Now Zealand Herald" and Tax Evening Stab, of 10th May, 1882. JOHN BATHER. Secretary, Volunteer Notibea AUCKLAND NAVAL, BRIGADE, ii . "■ Tho Ocuiroany will meet TG-MQRTtQ'W (Friday) 12th inst. for Special Parade, to prepare for Queen's Birthday. Every member ia re quest,ed, to attend with arms and. accoutremontE ■By order of the Captain, J.. STANLEY', Secretary, A.N.B. Lost and Found.- ' J T OST, Several sheets of -Foolscap, wfe Xi prioo list -Binder rewarded .-by lowing at Stab Offioe. ■■ '• •'' .. LOST from Railway Wharf, * Cotter's Dlngy.-Finder rewarded on returning «ame to NewZaaland Timber Co. _ -fi^fyriiEWAßl}. -Whereas Bom« ab I t_f oerwrn removed the Windlasi frommyweCtbrowliiK it down and leaving theTweU'onoovewd. In oonseanenoe of whlcb n?yßonneSylorthl«Ufc.»nd whereassundri ffioVte of personal injury have been made U SSfiwUl wStoabove reward for snfflcienl Di-oot that the above aot was maliciously done —William Bray, Onehnnga, ■ . . ,-•.-■ Ti f\s ReWAßij.—Lost, on Saturday J.U last, a Brawn Oow. with white marks (noarly calving.)—lnformation to Mr A. Book land, . "' , . .



■• _ ' .amusements. H^vyr Qpkha Hovsi* AUCKLAND. OPENING ADDRESS. A PRIZE Of FIVE GUIHEAB Will be itTSik by the Proprietor of tha New Opera House tor the IHBBT INAUGURAL ADDRBSB (la TMHI, to be Reoltedon the Opening Night. OOKDITIOJTS S No Poe m to exoeed 40 line*. Competi'ton to send is their nroduotloni to Mr H. N. A\bbott not later than th»i6th of May. 1882. Eaoh Poenr la to bo Iniorlbed with » dl» tlnguiehlng Mtotto, aooompanied 3y a tealett envelope bosrlnff the same Motto onteide antt ~ Author's name inn Wo. The only envelope which will bo oponed tv'lll lie that bearing the Motto ot the successful writer. The others will be destroyed. The name of the mooewfal oom poti tor will bo advertised in the & all/ papers. Means 0. t. Boune, M.A, (headmaster of Qrammar SohooU, Mo Arthur, M.A., L.L.B. ' (principal of the Training College), and Nell Heath (headmaster ot the Girls' High Sohgalj nave kindly consented to aot as Judges. fliO-NIGH S T-O-N KOH T. A 81 Alt OF NEWTON LODSB, LO.GVT. TEA AND CONCERT AT NEWTON HALL Atß3o, Admission, Is «d. : PRELIMINARY NOTICE, A Sacred Concert in connection with the Anniversary of et. Luke's Presbyterian Church, temuera will be held In the Church on WEDNESDAY, tho 31st May, 1882, at 0 p.m.'; Tickets, 2s. Children half-price. Ecclesiastical. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION1, corner of Woliesloy and Albert streets—Evangelistic Servioe, THIS Thursday) EVENING, at 7.30. All are Invited. Recent arrivals cordially invited. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL MEETING, ■ "'■''* 'l 1882. SOIREE AT IKB BOOMS, T O-M OBK 0 W, FRIDAY, 12th MAY. TEA at 6.88, , i PUBLIC MBKTINB iir'm' ADDBESaEB Bl—,, yf, 1 1 ~1-i ■i j, R* y v> n Sto^ Mr THOMAS SPDWiaow, MB F. Battle* (President), and Mb Vimksl MUSIC BY A CHOIR. Tiokete 1b 6dj to be obtalneffoi the Book. Betters. Members of Committee, and attto ■' '. : '' " ' ■'* ' ' " '■' ' ' ' '■ '■' '■■ ■''it* '} ' I> WELL ESLEYiS Tkß ET, I BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOU ''-' ' r* TWENTY FOUBTF annivkksary sSrvics , willbbheld■ '.■■■■ ■•''■ " ' ! ; ■' ON SUNDAY, MAY WlB, IBk ' Morning. Choral HafiTFiun.; Mr T. Spurgeon. Afternoon, Chapel, 8 p.m., Rev. j. DownttK and Mr Hemtu. Evening. Choral HaU, 8.30 p.m., MrTC.atnigeon. A PUBLIC SOIRKE . S I wmbeheldtatheSohool-rodm,/ ■ "'* T ÜBSD A V EVENING, Ma if lSra Tea on the Table at 6.30 o'clook. After Tea. PnbUolieatott in ths Chapel. HOKBTB, la 6D JTACff. , > v Tenders. -, i ;: __ ■-■■■=. i . ■■■ Auotions.. ■■ "■":' -'■■ ■•■' ■ TO-MORROW, NOON. ~ ! 'MARKET;HAY? l '■'"" ■ '.' AIITHUEB MART, QUBBN^IRKIj!^ % POUMRY DEPARTMENT. PRODUCE, GROCEKY^ANB KitUIT Dfi. C^^ePotatoee, Onions, PBtopktail Mar- FRUn'.—Appiea, Pears, Pineapples, &c. j GROCEREffiS, fca-Tea, Sugar; Rioe, Coffee Cocoa, starch. Blue~Boaad Pegs. ioE ' ON SALE EBIVATKiT, FURNITURE DEPARTMENT, ■_!' „ At AupUonPrices s ■■':■', , " A Cottage Piano, Organs, Harmoniums • a Double-barrelled Gun; GlafflOases; aLaro» ■lAsaf tol«Jt °\ [Chinoral Furnishing QcodS. ■SL ft«HSfe Bratest8 rates t Btov*« t Oven»T Btaok smith's Bellows. Sewlna Machine* eto. TO-MORROW, v V' FOR SALE, at tho Haymarket, To»mor morrow,atUo'olbok,' * . r'™w • A4-yoaroldGßl.OlNa,byAkefkajc»itil9B alady; good In BJn g l C ord Oab lgcf?S ALFRED BUCKLANO. 1 TO•MO RRO W, : ~" At 11 o'Clock. i AX X, 1 frY N'S.M ART, NO. 65, QUJtKN-STKKET. ' gA':-i'C:A,?JEJB"" KEROSENE S casks and S oases Blacking 1 oase Insect Powder, 3 eete China 20 tons Table Potatoes B™*wu~. 10 tonisßartFlour ' 20bo^c|«Ma ohMM Bhalt-ohestaTea " do. laid ■ Sn«aT.Balßinß,Grooerie9,Bnndrle3 . TO-MOKROW, ll O'OI^OK AM.. CARBINES & TAYLOR FRUlT—Apples and Bananas PROnuCffi-Hams and Bacon, Good Trtto Potatoes. Onions. VeSetoolMTWat^ Cheese, Salt Batter, Beat and Pork }f?F- Oats, Bran, Chaff. Oatmeal, irlonr, Sharps GROCEBIES-Toa. Snwr. Staroh. MnstanJ Oornflonr. Candlea aSd SmdrieSfcry^ At 11 o'Clock, TO-MORROWr PRODUCE SALE. W. DOWDEK Potatoes, Onions/Cheese Oatmeal, Oats. Bran, Flow 1000 Oocoannts, Pumpkin* f cases Canterbury Bacon * qasee Cocoa and Milk 2 oases Coffee and Milk 35 boxaa Tea 8 half-ohosta Tea ; ' ' Alao, '~. ; .:.■■■ ': TUESDAY, MAY 18, AT 11 a.m7~ ,V Ooraerot BhortUnd ana Qiieea-atreefa. ' BY OWM» O> TIE MORTQAQQB. HR. o.* GREENWOOD AS received instructions" to sell by 11O 'clcS^^ at^M^0nInaa^»«^ ■'? yJLS^&P? I#\ UiT »* vousif'Mmr. J» to B a" *{»' Allotment or Pared of Una, situate at Mount Kdun. and being part of jlilot ment No. 8, of the saodirision ofAwtmentNo. 8, of Section No. 10. or the Mnbarbß pi AuokJanJ, havlnK3oft£root«BO to View Boadby aileptS of 99ft toftether with s satatanUal OotMKO thereon ereoted, owned by the late Mr v. CJemaats. Ccnditlong of sale, Inolndtog the plan ana dBBi-rlpHon of tho property,; can be seen at tho OffiOW ef B. Lalshloy, Esq., SoUoitor, High street; and also at the office of the Anottouei? TUBSDAY, MAY 18, J.v"..-V , , : : At U O'clock.' ;:: .' ■■)] -«l CobmeeofShoktlakd&Qbkbk-stbeetb, r. <3. greenwood HAS received instructions to ■ mil h» ' Part«h.of Eomokorikl. in the Oonnt» of B. 0. GREaNWoOD, ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ v ' ((tofMmd on Fourth Page)