WANGANUI RACES.

(B* TELKaRAPtf.—PRBSS ASSOCIATION),

WaNGANUI, this day. Tub Wopganui Autumn Meeting com menced to-day. Tbc weather was ill that could bo desired. An unfortunate accident occurred this morning. The well-known horse. Monk, while out exercising, threw his rider and tuahed down a hill into a ditch, iujurine himself so scriausly aa to die very shortly afterwards. There was a largo attendance, and the course was iv crand order. UURDLEJ. - Weight for age, 75iovs. Clarence, Agent, and Skylark wore the only three that started. Clarence made all tho rowing, and although challenged at the finish by Agent, had no d.fhculty in securing an easy victory in smiuß. 4MK*■ WANGANUI DERBY, °* V^ 0?!^1" Btarted. Odd Trick, 1; Tmpo, 2, Sonny started Time: 3mins ssecs. niiWTSfl STAKES, 6030VJ.-12 started, rvm by Pointer- Fides, 1; Amazon, 2- ArnZrer, 3. Time, lmiu 21sec ? ,

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

ABKKST OF^BMIAL CORKES

LONDON, March 8. BEKLIN, March 8.

Tho Pru»K»n parliament has rejected a Bill which was introduced by the Govern ™nt for onlarging the scope of tho Unr of Jnlv 1880. The raeasuro passed lor tne ffldlnation of Protestant and l«m.an Catholic clergy to tho btate. ALBANY, thu day.

Arrived- P. & 0. Co.'s steamshipMirza- poi tomMelbonmo. She has scarletma on board, and has been quarantined. STEiVMEK FLOaTKD MELBOURNE, this day.

Tho steamship Lindas, irom London, which went ashore at the Heads yesterday, has been floated.

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WELLINGTON, this day,

MESSAGE FROM THE IJUKKN, The following message has been received by His Kvccllcncy tho Governor, from the fcecietary of State for tho Colonies :— •'Your message was laid before the Queen. Her Majesty thanks M.Z. for congratulations and loyal wuhes.

•CHfUSTCHURCH, this day?

A LIBEKAL LUNATIC,

A man named Acthony, evidently deranged, recently from Melbourne, astonished people in Coiombo-street this afternoon, by cliatribatinj? bunk notes for various amounts to passera-by. Ho was subsequently wrested, when it appeared he had taken £135 out of the bank this morning, and had given it alt away. About £25 was afterwards recovered. INVJSUCARGILL, this day. SBHIOUS FIRE. A larce firo occurred nt Gore at 9,30 this morning. Watson's Hotel and Haxton and Beatti'a flexible harrow factory were des. troyed. Insurances: Watsons Hotel, Standard, £950; Haxtoo and Boattia factory, Transatlantic, £100, Victoria, £500;" builder's risk on addition to Wat son's, Now Zealand, £100. THE VOLUjnTEEH PJKOTEST.

Tho Volunteer officers havo drawn the attention of the Government re ron-repre sentation of Otago and Southland on tho Volunteer Board.

Mutiny on Board the Brig Transport at Aratapu.

'Some sallow belonging to the brig Transport, now loading at Aratapu, having obtained leave on Saturday last, proceeded to Dargaville Bhccs, aud, on their return, two at least of their number linishoil tho day up at tho Cosmopolitan Hotel at Aratapu. Going en board their vessel lato at Bight tho worse for liquor, these two men, whose n>imes arc George AnderßOnand John Saudsstrorn, armed them selves with knives, and proceeding to^ the captain'? cabin made an attnekonhim. Capr, Pye defended himself as woll as he could, and was assisted by the two mill watch, men, who, hearing tho scrimmage, went on board, and a regular fight ensued. Con stable Scott, being apprised of tho state of affairs, soon proccoded to the scene, when the two ruffians rushed into the forecastle with their knives, declaring that "they might as well be hanged for a Bheep as a lamb, nnd that "no twenty policemen should take them. Nothing daunted, tho polico constable ap peared at the forecastle eutrauco, and called one of them out by name. Tho fellow showed himself, v.hen Ssott im mediately pinned him, took his knife from him, aud, threw him oa tho deck. Calling out the other man, a similar process ensued, when he handcuffed the men and took them to tho lock-up at To Kopuru without further resistance. On being charged with the offence on Mon day, the two seamen were sentenced each to six months' imprisonment with hard labour, tflfd were yesterday brought down in tho steamer Dnrbara and forwarded to Mount Eden Gaol to undergo their sen tances. .

THE BAND CONTEST.

(To the Kditor.) Blß,—l saw in your paper that the judges had apportioned 5U marks for time; 50 lor expression ; aod 50 for Keneral excellence. Was this information given fiom authority. Because it eoems very singular that five musicians (as I suppose they are) should think " tune "of no valuo. At any raw this remarkable omission mikes tho decision more intelligible. The public suffrages were divided between the Artillery and the Engineers, as anyone walking about the grounds could not fail to diecovci. But, with the miserable arrangements—the players almost lost in a anayin« mob closely pressing around, loud talking going on in front of tho tent, and a general disregard ot order —it perhaps did not matter much whether a band played in tune or not. It is much to be hoped that if anotber band contest takes place it will be witn o'.ber objects than the pecuuinry benefit of speculative promoters.—Yours truly, r Mi Contba Fa.

PONSONBY REGATTA.

(To tho Kdltor.)

Bin— I observe ths Ponsonby Konalta Com mitfna havo altered their measurement ra'.es tor open boats and yacht*, and have in my onlnion aotol very injudiciously in doing so. I?wU bo remembered that at the lato special JenMal meeting, which was very numer 2™Sattended, a resolution was proposed, which met"with unanimous approbation in fftvour of the old moaaurement rule boiD« ?n!h!tn<a«d The committee quietly ignore iS^^^^ch^r^ fnrmßrcommltteo before framing the old S^mTsur^ &?%££& Their opinion was :-Measure the capacity of. to °t£butallow u\ to build acoJrdlng toonrown judgment This.l take it.glves all a «*"«» to aot with the advantage of the fnUes liberty in arriving at real cxcollence. Wl h the con stant changes taking place in England with respect to tho relative dimorßioim of X It is abaurd to lay down a hard and fast ruleTspeoirying limits which in a year or two become antiquated. I nol loe In the new measure ment rule for yachts, depth is not takon into acaonnt. Now it is admitted that in the case ot deep boats, nothln ß adds more to tbolr slob llty than depth. Why this should be altogether ignored In the measurement, while length ana beam are both takon into account, appears utterly unjustifiable. I can perfectly under stand that owners nl deep boats, who enjoy peouliax favour undpr it. can appreciate It, and I am not surprised that it should find so strotg an advocate here aa v gentleman who enjojs tho somewhat contradictory reputation of authority in yaohtini? affairs, with very per verted ideas in relation thereto. Bn. wha ever the advocates of his eohool may nipport, l tnm« fair play tlemandn Bomethlnd else. 1 hu»i i have said sufficient to direct attention to_th b qnestion. and hope influence may bo brongb , o bear to bring about tho r«-adoption of the old rules in favour of fair measurement.—lam, kc,

The police we wanting an owner for a white blanket, lonnd In tho possession or a suaplolous oharaotor.

HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

ACtumn Exhibition,

Tnß autumn exhibition of flowora, frnit, and vegetables, under the auspices of the Auckland Horticultural Society, opened at the Choral Hall today. The recent bad Weather has had the effect of preventing the blooms grown In the open air attaiiiing the acme of perfection, but this defect-and it is not a very noticeable one—is amply compensated for by the magnificent show of green-house plants, fruit, and vegetables. Taking It all and all, we have not the slightest hesitation in affirming that the present sbow is the most successful and the most attractive yet held in this city. The arrangement of the hall is most tasteful, four long tables run down the centre of the buildinp, the two outer ones being crowded with the pot plants, wliilo the centre stalls bear the truits. Kunning across tho building at the western end is a table bearing choice cut plants, etc. The annexes arc also utilised —the southern for vegetables and the north ern tor cut Mowers ; the latter may perhaps bo styled the olla podrida of the exhibition: There are upwards of 400 ex hibits, made up approximately as follows : Plants grown in pots, 30; cut flowers, 90 j fruit, 136 ; vegetables, 170. Taking the show in ite| catalogue order, tho first section we come to is that devoted to plants grown in plots. The exhibits of tho more common varieties—geraniums ericas arc generally somewhat meagre, the exception being tho begonia and colons. There are Eovcn exhibits of ihc former and seven of tho latter. Fuchsias, orchids, and native plants, aro unrepresented. Perhaps the featuro of this section is tho grand ■ display of ferns and lycopods, numerous ! varieties of the interesting fern family boing exhibited, from the comparative gigantic cyathea to tho fragile maiden hair. One of tho most peculiar kinds is the selag milla umbrosa. Other rare varieties—the adiantum tarleyensun amongst them—aio also well represented, and the whole effect ; of this airy mass ot graceful foliage is ' decidedly pleasing. Iho largest exhibitors in this class are:—Messrs James Mason, Blnazan, and Samuel Morrin, Undoubtedly the bcst;cxhlbits In the cut llower section aro those of dahlias—a j flower on whoso hardy petals inclement | woalher has very little effect. There are|iot fewer than fifteen exhibits of this flower, I the blooms being unexcoptionably fine. Amongst the most perfect varieties of thia family exhibited aro the woman in wliito, the William Keyne, and the Lord Derby. The roso exhibits have suffered severely from climatic influences, and the majority ; of tbe blooms are not of the quality that | might have been expected even at this late ' sca'son of tho year. Punsics, zinnias, verbena?, and marigolds aro In a much better condition—especially applying to the verbenas, of which thore are four splendid exhibits. Tho bouquet division of this section is much bettor than might have been expected, some of the bridal bouquets being remarkably fine. I There arc five exhibits of hand and six of bridal bouquets. A feature of|the northern annexe is two madel flower gardens, most tastefully arranged, and exhibiting a vast amount of constructive skill. Lawns, par terres, and paths are all represented in miniature, verbena blooms and moeajboing the principal component parts. We now come to what is to our mind the feature of the show—the fruit section-ami in this division, the apples, as in previous years, are pre-eminent, both for the hum bers of and the excellence of the exhibits. There aro 13 exhibits of dessert and 18 of culinary apples, while in the class " Collec tion of 12 distinct kinds," there are seven exhibitors. Altogether there are 44 ex hibits of the fruit which is said to have tempted our first progenitors from the path of rectitude. One of the most peculiar of tho many kinds shown is the Manxs Codlin, a largo whito fruit, without the sli-htest suspicion of the rosy touch of autumn on its smooth gloßsy ekin. Other good varieties are' the Prince Bis marck, Mobb's Koyal, and the Gavenitein. Next in order of meiit, to our mind, come the grapes, of which there are eleven ex hibits—four of black, grown under glass, three of white ditto, and four of fruit grown in the open air. The summit of exoellenco is attained by the white grapes, one of the exhibits of which reminded us forcibly of our juvenilo impressions of the grapes broncht from Canaan by the Israolitisb j epics, Galeb and his confederates. They are certainly the finest samples of this fruit we have yet seen. The exhibits in. the ! open air class Bccm healthy and luscious. : Neither fi^s nor mulberries [call for special mention, and there is not a single ex hibit of nectarines or filberts. The two Walnuts, medlars, prunes, peaches, and lemons aro above mediocrity, but tho orauj;cs aro green and of diminutive pro portions. The different varieties of the i ■ mslow family aro well represented, and those of the water melon aro remarkably : Beyond doubt the most attractive featuro of tho vegetable exhibition arc the exhibits of Potatoes. Perhaps , the largest variety is the Canterbury : fluke, some specimens of which must weigh ' fully a pound. Hobartons, Toxe's seed- i ling, lapstone kidney, and other good | varieties are largely icpnsented. Ther« j are no fewer than 37 exhibits of the pomme . de tone family. Next in point of excel- ; lence cornea tbe tomatoes, ci which Mr W. ] F. Buckland is a large exhibitor. The large ' red plum and curraot—tbe latter a very de monstrative family of the genius—are all represcuted. The pear, with the cxoeptlon of ona exhibit, seem afflicted with a kind I of blight, and the cabbages aio decidedly below mediocrity, indeed there is not a ] good specimen of a table cabbage in tho ] class. This, however, does not apply, to the red cabbages which are of their kind excellent Carrots, onions, beetroot, and parsnips are shown in g^eat prolusion, the ordons being especially deserving of mention. A stand of ornamental gourds is a point of attraction in this annexe. The exhibsts of pumpkins are good though the j inoculation and re-inoculation if we may , use the word--renders the determination of their iamiiy impossible. Some of these gigantic jpourds must weigh fully 200Ibs. Messrs McDonald and Allan acted as judg'S. The judging was notfininhedot four o'clctk, i and thus t-vjcludes us from giving a com- j plete priwj list. Section I.—Plahts Grown in Fots. Stove or greenhorn c plants, 6 distinct kinds, not less than 3 in bloom, two exhibits —1, Mr Justice Gillies. Stove or greenhouse plants, single tpeel men (in flower), one exhibit-James Mason. O.chids, 3 distinct kinds, no entry. Fine follaga plant*, 6 distinct kinds, two exhibits—l, J. Masan ;2, 3. Morrin. Fine foliage plants, single specimen, two exhibits—l, James Mason ;2, Bleazard Geraniums, Zonal, 6 distinct kinds, no Geraniums, variegated, 6 distinct kinds, no entries. Caladiums, 6 distinct kinds, two exbi -1 bits—l, J. Mason ;2, Mr Justice Gillies. 1 Begonias, flowering, two exhibits—l, W. l J. Palmer ; 2, T. Tuffln. Coleus, 6 distinct kinds, seven exhibits— I, J. Mason; 2, W. J. Palmer; 3, K. O. aßesonias, 6 distinct kinds (Foliage kinds), four exhibits—l, Bleazard ;2, Mor rin ; 3, W. J. Palmer. Gloxinias, 6 distinct kinds, no entries. a Fuchsias, 6 distinct kinds, no entries. r Fuchsia, single specimen, light flowered, I no entries. „ , Fuchsia, single sptcimon, dark ilowereo, ; no entries. ; Balaams, 4 distinct kinds, one exhibit—l, ) J, Mason. . , , Ericas, 4 distinct kinds, one exhibit—l, ! J. Mason. i Ferns and Lycoppds, 12 distinct kinds, i three exhibits- 1, Bleaanrd; 2, J. Mason ; ! 3, S. Morrin. Ferns and Lycopods, 6 distinct kinds, three exhibits-i, Blcazard; 2, S. Morrin ; 3, J. Mason. Native plant", collection of uot less than G distinct kinds, one-half in bloom, no ex hibit. . . „ Native plant, single specimen in bloom, no exhibit. [We are obliged to omit the remainder of the prize listO The Volunteer officers of the Thames at tended a meeting last night, and resolved to receive the carbine champion—Lieur, Gordon-and the other representatives in „ befitting manner. As the representatives do notamve until about 11 o'clock_at .night a torchlight procession of the whole ot the Volußteer bands, corp?, and fire brigades is cases of fern have been ad. mitted to the Hospital since the last report, Zi several of the patients are n»w con valescent The lad who was sent down from Pokckohe by Dr. mlziel, on the supposition that he was suffering from ecarlet fever, has not got tbe flis ease at all. It is, however, more than proLblD that he will develop, the usual symptoms ere long, as he was in the few ward some time-on the strength of the certificate—before the mistake was dis covered.

SUDDEN DEATH.

A MAN named Isaac Hargravea died sud denly on Tuesday at the farm of Mr Robert Annett, settler, near Kumen Flat An inquest on tho body was to have been held to-day.

Arrival of the mail Steamer.— Health Officer Wanted.

The P.M. s.a "Australia, from San Fran, cisco, was signalled inside Tiriti at 4.30 p.m. She is flying the Health Officers flag. The yellow flag has also been hoisted, indicating that thero is disease absard.

Thk Blgi»mist— A Sensational Eomanco of Kemuera. . Cartoon—Mr W. Lodderln lull Masonic regalia. The Band Contest Illuatrated.-eoo to-morrow's "Observer.

Tho Ferry Company's new steamer, Alexan drlna, has keen brought alengßide ot the barquo Crownthorpe, to receive tha engines, oto.. brought from London b/ that vessi L

THE AUCKLAM>. EVKNIM3 STAB. THURSDAY, MARCH 0,



t-ersonai BUBEKT TOS4LINSON will hear of something to his advantage by calling at or communicating with Star Office. __ MB. WAKI), Surveyor (late of ChrUt ohuroh), please leave your address at Stab Office. _______-_-___-_--_- Loßt and Found. X OST, ycung Black Retriever Dog. JNo. 3 i 50 cellar,—Anyone rotuminn the same to RlSdeU & Angus,Nowmarkot. will be re warded. . LOST, at the North Shore, a Plain Bilver Broooh.—Finder rewarded on loav lng at Mr Dador'a, or Star office. OST, 11 Newfoundland Dog. Answers to the name of Bounce.— Anyone retornlnft the same to Mr C. Bull, Wftkeflold-itreot, will be rewarded. , LOST, a Plain Silver Locket, with initials 8.A.&. on one Bide; 03 reward on returning same to thla office. LOST, between St Mary's Cnnrch, Parnoll. and St. Stephen's Sohool. a Prayer Book, with the name of Ernest King. - Finder will ba rewarded on bringing it to Mrs Hargraves. The Retreat, next Mason a Gap dens, ParnelL __ 58 REWAKD.—Lost, Between Brown and Qracd-atrests, Ponsonby, a Gold Kar. rl-g, set In Scotch Pobbleu.—Return to Bt_k Offloe. . ■ jiOUND, a Liver uud White Pointer r Dog. with collar on, No 46, Pon.onby.- Owner o»n h»ve same by paying expenses, and applying to K. B. Plcknell, Newsome-street, Unehunga. Board ana Kesulence. CIOMPOKTABLE Board and Iteßidenco J for a lOung man In dobaon street, in a private family.—JTor further information, ad irew. HMW, thla oiflco. f^OMI'OKTABLE Accommodation ior \J two Gentlemen. Single room, 25a per week. First-class table. Croydon Villa. Yin- Mnt-.treot.—Mrs Ful]er. . _"i O VEBNOR BKOWN. HOTJSL, | XX UOB-ON-STRKST. boabd akd Louoinu .. ..Ms per Week 3inß_b Room -. Ma. .Ecclesiastical. ST. SEPULCHRE'S Teachers and Blder Malo Scholars T«_ meeting. All lormer scholars cordially invited. Time, \ past ll*. . A MEETING of the Friendß and Bupporteri of BT. THOoIA3'a CHURCH, freeman. Bay. wUI bo held in the ScUooij wSm, \ " the re_r of the Churoh. TO-MORKOW Friday) KVKNINB, at t\3o p.m. Business >- I o reoelve R«port of Deputation appointed at Mt meeting. riOBPELTENT, NewmJirkct, junction Of of Manuk-u Road and Kjbor Pbbb. oom nenceatT. All Beat, free. Sankey»_Hymnß. nOJSUREGATIONAL CHURCH, U BBRKSrORD-STRHKT. THE ANNIVERSARY SERVICES Of this Chnroh will be oonduoted On BUND IT. 12th Inat., When Sermons will be preaohed by tho BEY. T. ROSKBY, hh.V.. And the RKV. i. ROB-RTbON, M.A. _ SOIREE ANI) PUBLIC MKETING Will bo held on the MONDAY following. The Meeting will be Addrcsaod by IKVSi J. ROBitnTSON, DR. KO3KBY, W. J. HABENB, and other gentlemen. TiokeU for the Soiree—Ono Shilling and Bis lonoe eaoii. _ Tenders. |^-EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS, Jo! 21 STATION BUILDINGS UONTRAOT, Pabllo Works Offloe, Auoklaud, Bth March, 1882, Written Tenders will be reoeived at this Jfflce. until noon of THURSDAY, 23fd March. 882. for ereotionof a Station Master's Houae. Sd addlUonn to Station Bundinns atTanpiri "allway Btatlon. KaiparaWaikato Railway. 3l_aß, BpnolfloationsandcondltlonßCan be seen it thla Offloe, -tthe Public Worka WBce,Hamil- Sn7 and at the Warden's Offloe. Thames, renders must be addressed to tbe Hon. the Minister for Publjo Works, Anokland. and narked outsido, " Tender for Ho. 2t Station JuUdlnus Contract." Ihe lowest or any Tender viU not neoess-rily ba accepted. By Command ( _ik_oui ujjt-^t Knglneer. yT~i) it U I L D Elt S. Tenders will be receive, until noon of tho sth lnßtant for Gonorote Floor and Brickwork, iurham-.treet. B . KKAL3 & SON Architects. M KISAT NORTH ROAD. Itt __— FOBMiTION AND GBAVJ-L-ING, Tenders for Contraota No«. 1 and 2 will be ■ecelved np to nooa on TUKBD A.V, 31a« inßtant, it our offloe. Colonial Bank, whore plans and .peoiflo-tlMsmayb^een^ & LUNDONi Mnglnoers. riiO dRICKL^ERS.—Tenders Wanted I for Buildlfg a Chimney..Apply on the job, Ciaromont-fltreet, off Kyber Paas.—Geo. G. ford. fbr continuation, see First Page Bankruptcy Notices. <«C_BPKE3£* T N THE SUPREME COURT OF NKW X ZKALAND, NORTHERN JUDICIAL DIB TRIOt. _ IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Act,1876/'and of theamendments thereof, and in tho matter o{ the Deed of Arranne ment of Jambs Stu.bt, of Cambridge, Waikato, in the Provincial Dlmrlct 0! Auckland, in NewZealard, Storekeeper. Notice is hereby given that on WEDNKB DAY. the 22nd day of March, 1882, at 11 o'o'ock in the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard in that behalf, an application wi be made to the Supreme Court of New Zealand, at Anokland. sitting in Bankruptcy, for a de claration of tho complete execution of a certain Deed of lArrangement. dated the 25th Bay of January. 1882, made between the abovenamed James Stuart, of the first part; Neilson Gordon Lennox, Stationer,' and Arthor Hyam Nathan. Merchant, both of the City of Auo-land, of the second part; and all the Creditors of the said James Stuart of the third part, and filed in the proper office of the Buoreme Courtat Auckland aforesaid, on the 26th day of January, 1882; and wh'ch said deed was assented to by a resolution in writinu, paßßed by a majority in number, representing three-fourths in value, of the cre ditors of the said James Stuart, proent or represented at a meeting of creditors duly con vened and held for that purpose at the office of William Thome, situate in Queen-street ana Vulcan Lano, Auckland aforesaid, on the 7tn day of March, 18 82. jluam(c Solicitor for the Trustees. ■Licencing JMoticeß. ••T ICENSING ACT, 1881." Jj DISTRICT OH1 RKMUKBA. ELECTION OF COMMITTBE-MBN. I hereby. In accordance with "The Licensing Act; 1881,'' and "The Regulation of Local Elec tions Act. 1876," notify that the undermentioned tierBOUB have been Nominated lor the offlce of Kbere of the Licensing Committee lor the District above-named :— Buckland, William Franols Ching. Thomas Clark, Matthew Anderson Jlßßkoth, Charles Larkins, Frederick Lodhox, James Marshall Newman, Joseph Wrigley. Jamea Yonge, Frederlok Dnke ! Ab the nunrtxsr of Candidates nomlnatod (9J exceeda the_umber of offices to bo fllied (a;, 1 hereby give notice that a Poll will be taken at the Remuera Masonic Hall, .between the hours of nine in the forenoon and six in the afternoon of FRIDAY, the 21th day of March. 1882, rated at Auckland thla 7th day of Maroh, 1882> THOMAS COTTBR, Substitute Returning Officer,



Wautea. WANTED, a Draper's Assistant.— Apply J. Smith. Draper. Queon-Btro et. ANTED, "Two Young Girls for a Draper.B Shop; muat have a reference. 1 —Apply this office. _-. ANTED, a General Servant —Apply -Apply at Hoffeyr Boarding Hollar, next Bovornor Browne Hotel, Hobaon Btreet. WANTED, a General Servant ( must bo a good oook and laundress.—Mrs Ching, Kemuera. WANTED, immediately, a General Servant. - Apply Mrs Smith, Alma • Cottage, Grey-Btr_t. W" ANTED, a first-class Slaughterman. -Apply to K. Rlcharda, NeWmarket. W" AJSTEI), a lirst-class Cook tor survey partyi-Apply J. W. Gudgeon, Lowor Queen-street. ;__ __.. _, ,__ WANTED Married Farm Servants for Plako.-_pply to Adam Laj bourn, lfott-Btreot. ; -—_-— WAJN J KU, a iiood Bricklayer to build a Coffer.-Apply at once to John Fosb, Quoon-Btrcot. \\T ANTED, a Rood General Servant, W where a honaemald 1b kopt.-Mrs Hcrauß, Helller House, Qrey-Btroat. AiNTkD, a Rood general Servant- Apply to Miss Alexander, Kpsom. \\T ANTKU, a Boy.—Apply G. Hulmo, \V Batcher. WANTED, Improvers at once.- Mrs Heap, Dresßmaker, Yl_n__B__t.__ ANTED, a Good General Servant, must have referonccß.-Apply to Mrs Geo. Fraaor, Stone Houao, Manukuu Road, Parnoll. WANTED, 2 Kcspectable Gills as Ap prenTicos to the ar-ssma_i_g.-Apply to Mme. Bottonelli.__nc___r__ _____ W" ANTED, a Housemaid.— Apply to Mrs Batger. Mount Hden. ANTEDra Girl us Apprentice to the BootMachinlng.-Apply Geo. Henius, Bxcolsior Boot Faotory. WANTKD- a Housemaid to assist with nhlldron.-Mra Bull. Mount Kden._ aWkiTKNOWN -Just arrived, a grand Une nf Ladles' Sawn High leggod Prunella Boots. Ss; Lades' Kd«oow, fi" (id! N.8.-No higher prlcaß.-W. H. Damplcr. WANTKD. a Kespectablo General gerva n tfortheoountry ; forparaoularß apply to Mrs Little, Union-street, neat Wei lington-Btreot, betwoon 0 andji. .— ANTED, the Ladies to come and sec the new lot of Silk Umbrellas, Ss Cd. WANTED, Apprentices and improvers Guerln and Alien. Wholesale saddlery M__acJ_e__J___Jl_____±l r^ \ar ANTED, a Plumber ami a Tinsmith W Apply at onco to Martin McDermott Viotoria-stroot, Bast. N.B. - Highest wugca givon to good hands. ___. . WANTED, a Boy to milk.—Apply Crnlokshank. Millor & Co. WANTED, a respectable Girl nnoat 10 to mako herself generally useful; ro feronoos rcquirod.—Apply to Mrs Hill, oppoßito Millar's Qrooory Bturo.Jjjratton Hoad. W" ANTKD, a Salesman for tho Hosiery andMoroory Department.—Now /leu land Olotning^actory^ ANTEw, a Strong Boy about 1& to look after horses and make himself gonarally useful.-Apply to Dr Hooper, Hobson street; ; —. \\TANTED, Three smart tads about 14 W years of age.-APP* to Mr Geo. Gled hill, Welleßloy stroot. . . «7AN§ED SEEN, tho Fresh Lot of W Cheap crookory and Unaware nt Dampler'a New Shop, Uj__s_et. WANTED.a Cabinetmaker. -Apply iv tha Wakofleld street Shop to-night, or to-morrow night at 6 p.m. 'v*r ANTED, a Salaughterman j good W charaotor from last sltuaUon necostary —Flshor and CoJUtoU____ V»'7ANTED. a strong, active Youth j W good character indisponsablo.-Apply after six pm. J. Burton. BxooUlor Bakery, Grafton Road. . \\7 ANTED, «ood strontf Girl, to assist W in,HouMwor_. must,bo soowtomed lo children -Apply ac Mra Murphy's Drupury KstabUshment. UolMOnstreot, noxt door to Mnnroj^MlMgan'B. — .' Vxf ANTED, a roapqctablc Little Girl to W mind two yo-DK ohlldren.-Apply Mra nallett. opposite Bishop's Court, f arnoll. WANTED, a Salesman for tho Boot and faddlery Department, - Win. MotrthurandCo. _ . . WANIED.— Conio ana see the new Iron Sanoopans. la 2d to 3a Od; Kettias, 3s to 40 6d; a" JJampiofs Now Shop, Uobsoc- Btreot. - WAM'KD, a Good General servant; understands plain cooking. - Apply Harbour Vlow House, ahortland-Btreet. WAJMTED, a smart respectable lioy ; good wages If Buttable.-Apply at the Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart, Viotoria- Bttoet___^t___P_? lio_!; Irl 13Bth3 '- _ j WANTED, a Moulder, als xivv. ought . Iron Worker, also a Stfclker.-Apply t) C; Hawkeswood. Hobaon-Btroot, Aucklauo. TTfANTBD, two rospncrablfi Boy' about Vr 11 asapprontloes to tho Wrought-iron ■ Bange Manufacturlng.-Herbort 11. Smith, AnoSland Iron works. ( WANTED, by a respectable widow, n t Situation as houaekoeper or Rpnoral eervant in a small family.-APply to Mrs B, oare of Mrs Bank's, 111, Victorla-Btreet Wwt. WANTED, Gum Digßcrs to know the i ••South Carolin--will ff>U for Barrier j aumaelds XO-MORBOW, at 10 a.m. (weathor nVrmitUrgl.-C. J. Hutohinson, 15, Custom- 3 honsc-street. WANTED, an active Youth ; muat le f able to ride and drive.- * pply to T. W. ■ Doonln, Wholeeale and hetail Qrooer, Hobßon- i Btreet. ' ANTED, in a family of three, a Good General Servant who can waph and oook.-Mrs Wayte, Carlton Koad, t.rafton ! Road. ____—_— TTTaNTKD, a good General Keryaut.- VV ADPIr Mra Oaltb Wood. PnrnalL ] ■VSTANTED, 3 Good Married Couples; | W wages. £80 to £90 and found; also Tidy ; Girl, as nurse for one child Uowd). - Mrs Klamore'g Hegistry. Shortland-strect. ; . WANTED, by lady and Reiitleraan, Bedroom and Sitting-room, with Board where no other lodgers are kept. - Address A.M.. Star Office. l WANTED for tho country, a Maa and his Wife without onoumbranco.-Apply Btar ofllco. WANTED, a respectable Girl as General > Bervant-For address apply to Mia • Philip. Vic>orla-Btreet West. _^ : ANTED a General Servant; highest , wages to a good GlrL-Apply at tho , BTIR offloe^ ______—— TTTaN IEJJ, a tnorougU General ocrvani; VV roferenoer*qulred.-Mrs Lionel Phillips, College Hill (opposite Convont gate). , W" ANTED, Married Couple (without encumbranoe); man to mako himself -enorally ntoful. wife as goneral sarvant.- , IppWetcalfe & Hill, j9_osaranco BnUdingß. WANTfcD, Good Servant, for Whan«a rel; liberal wages.-Apply to Publisher, I-TAR Office. ] XA T ANTED, Kverjone to know Phillips's V * Cheap Tailoring is curried on as übual In the Albtrt Hall. Darby-street. ANTED, Apprentices and Improvers to the Mantle and Drcssmaking.-K. Temple, Watorloo Quadrant WANTED, the Ladies to come and see the now lot of 2-button Blaok Kid stroet. —— to Ke_t, Five-roomed Cot- W tage; near Monnt Kden proferrod.- Address X- v., offloe ot this paper. W~AN TED to purchase, an Allotment near town, planted^ with > trees or with a small cottage on it.-Address V.S., Siab Office^ - \mi ASS TKD KNOWN— That tne W Auckland Timber Company (Limited) areMsnntecturerflOf aU description of Goods, with superior Machinery and despatoh.-Worßo! Cnstom-honso-street West ANTED, to Dispose of a Small Bußiness opposite the New Opera Build ing. Only fiW cash wanted; balanoo very easy t»rm«. Kent moder_te.-Apply Stak offlcß. WANTED.— Come and see the _pades at 3s 9d and 4s; i-prong Garden Forks, „• Kakoa, la Id and la id; at Dampiers New Shop, aobson-ftreet. WANTED, a Youth to drive Bread Cart. North Shore; Boy preferred - Apply R- and K. Dnder. AISTED KNuWN—A treat for tho Men-Ancklndmado Elastic-side Boots, Ba. No higher prioeß; at Dampier'a. \\[ ANTED, a Light Thorough Brace VV Coach, to carry G passengers; must bo In good repair.—Apply Conalns and Atkin. ANTED KNOWN, Men's Real An. KOlft Socks (slightly damaged), 6d puir, usual price Is Cd ; Meriuo Under ahiris. Is Od; at Dampier'a. WANTED KNOWN, that you can Dresa well for a Bmall weekly payment by golngsto Munro ana MUligan, Ht>n adveriißß ment on front page. . WANTED KNOWN—The New Zea land Clothing Faotory have a large nuamity of Zinc-lined Cases, suitable for water t.inkß. So. Will be sold cheap, to make room. AN'l'El) to sell, Mixoa raiuts in gallon tins; Kwiri Oil, 2/9 per gallon ; Priming Paint, 5/6 por gallon.-Atkinson & Co., Freeman's Bay; Wholesale Agontfl, Mepaw K. Porter & Co. WANTED KNOWN —That Munroand Milllgan have Kemoveil from KaranKa hape Koad to Larger and more V 0)15 a Premises in Hobson-streot, near Welllnßton- Btroet. WANTKD to Sell, 10 tons of Corned Bee f(Bret-class quality), at 2id Der lb, in 100 201. and 30Clbs barrels ikegs estro), free on ! board or rail. Terms to 6uit large buyers.-G. i Hulme, Manager, Auckland Meat ;Preserving Co. WANTED.— Come and see the new Double Iron Bedsteads at 21s, end tho Iron Cots, Wa Bd; at Dampier's New Shop, HolMon-streot.



Wanted. \&~ ANTED KNOWN —Quinces, l|d yr per lb; Bolace Plume, 51bs for la, Damaonu, 8d por lb; preserving BUgar and re quisites, —Taylor and Hntrloan, Wellesley- Btreet. , . WANTED Known—Boya' Straw Hats. Cd: Leather Table Cloth, lljd j Ladles' Coloured ifcirtf, good quality, at 3a Hd s White ditto, 3a lid ; at Damplor'g. WANTED TO fUKCHASE, a Kcsi- TV dencoin Hobsonstreet of about sor 0 Rooms,—Samuel Coohrane & Son. j ANTED KNONVN—That liobley's' Celebrated Itlgestivo Meal for Porridge 1b a preparation only known to the undersigned. Taken in conjunction with l'.obley'fl Superior Dlgcßtl?e Bruwn Bread, la a smo remedy for Dyspepsia — J» Robley, Qrey-Btroet. . %ftfaNTKD KNOWN—Tnat Professor Vy Gusscott ia the only Original and Practi cal American Herbalist In the Colony, and also the most expansive man to do business with. He requires no information; ha can decide at 6 crlance ths disißnosia ot tha case, thereby roliov inK the patient of a great deal of nervousness and hesitation. Try imd disprovo this If you oan __^ WANTED KNO iVK-TJlsters, Ulsters. Como and see the Juadicß' Ulsters at is j 6d ,at Damplerj. ! WANTED KHWWM tbat the Victorian Loan and Miscount Asono/a Advortlaa mont appear.i on Ith cage.ma oolnmn. ANTED— Property-holders in the city and suburbs vj Jshing to stll may find roddy buyera by calling with particulars at Contral Land ARODcy. coiner of Queen Btreet and Yalcun-lano.— George truter, Manager. WANTED. -Come and see the new Coal Scuttles for 33; tho grand Coal Vasoß (with Bhovols) only lt)3; at Sampler s Now fc'hop, Hobaoii-atroct. 'ANTfiD, Everyone to examine the Handsome Tweidß from which we are making the noted 13a lid Tronßera.—l. Phillips, Albert Hall, Darby-street. ANTED KNOWN, that J. MEL DRUM, Bootnmkor. Shortland-street, Auckland, Is calling special public attention to his Custom Work. itepaii a neatly done. Boots Hewn and Phhoed and Madic to Okder. A trial reacootfuUy oollolted.-J. JMKLURUM. WANTED KNOWJN, that i am now Selling every description of China, Glass and KarUionwaro cheaper all round than any other cLop In tho trade. Vases and China Ornaments considerably bolow town prices, On" trial will prove tho fact.-Note the address: Jr. A. Uenrnan, Karnngahapo Koad opposite Nowton Hotel. . AJNTJKD KNOWN, that " Coni fsrlno," the now atmoßphorio purifier. Is a very pleasant, as well as thoroughly reliable Disinfectant, aud should be used in every house in any neighbourhood whoro scarlet fever axiata, Prloo In 34 por tin iU Gardner's Knglish Pharmaoy, 181 Queon-strcot, Auckland. \%7 ANTEDi KNOWN—Come and see \ V tho Now Tweed at Is Hid. yard,—W, H- Damplor. *srAlNTIsi) KJNOWN, thut E. Mltchel- W son & Co., No. 13. Queon-stroet Wharf, ire soiling Maize, OaUi, Bran, Sharps, S'lour, Oatmeal. &0.. fee, at lowest market rates. V*/" AN TED KNO W N-American TV Bowling Saloon.—The winners of last week's prizes: llarnoy Bank, Bcore 137; William Houston, score 82. Look out for noxt week s prices. ______ WANTED KNOWN, I am selling Whits nalicOß (36 inch wldek Js 3d doz. rards: Brownllolland(i;ood).6d yard; Coloured Toilet Covers (largo size), la Cd.— ff. w. Sam pler, Wakoflcld-Btroot. TTFTNTKb KNOWN — Music, Muelc, ?Y aiusic.—Tie Piano Music ordered by mo from.Xrmland hoa arrivod; all 3d and 6d nach. Particular attontion this time is called lothe Standard Popular Hsiiks. which J have ipoolally ordorod from list; Ist and 2nd Violin S», 4d; 3rd nnd 4th ditto, 6d.-W. H. DamVißH, irobson-strcot, Wakofield-etrcet, wfl City Market. W" anted Known. . s o S « 09 H « ° O « § i ° I S . H a n a o S E » 6 » , d 5 « HC W as g g » H S S as S 1 ». p! I w a * 5 • Is! 5 jj L___ HMOS M. (I 51 XN V A\ ANTED KiSOVVN -- Tomahawks, Od and Is 9.1; Lanterns, lo 2<i to 2s fid; Jlmb'ots, Id to Id; CorkucrowH. Id; tfireshovole, Id; at Dampier^^oj^^,_Hobßon_tre____ ANTED KNnWjS, that Mrs Carter, of Victoria-street, is now soiling Corsets it 2s Od and 3s Od; handsome Embroidery Trlin ninpt, 3}<l and lid; rich % rinpe, qd; Beaded do.. Is 3(1 Black Lustre?, D_ and la W; Wools. 2a 6d jer lb; white and Coloured Twiat, from 2d per mrd; Scarf Ties, la pjryar^J^arten _ ! __ \XT ANTED KNO W N —Wonderful Bar- Vf saioa in Manrheater Goods. Calico, !Vd• Flunnol, Bid; Window Net (wide), 4Jd; fco., &c, fee—W. 11. Dampler. «»/ ANTED KWOWH—Tnat the «ew Yl Zealand Timber Company are Belling ill kinds of Timber aud BulldinK Material at ;he very lowest ratoa. Very superior White Kauri, from our now bash. }vat opened. \»/ANTED Known—Thut C. Ha»vKes- V V wood, Hobson-otreot, has tho Choapest Hardware in town. Knbank's Star Nailj, 3.won, iKhUd: »nd ?1 inch, at 3Jd por lb; Light Wire Nails (II inch, 2 inch, 2J Inch), at 3d per lb: (Mooring Brads (all sizes), at 2d per lb; Boiler Rivets, 183 por owt; Anchors, 6a por cwt; Ship Dhalna. Its par cwt (tested). , \\f ANTKD KNUWN-Ziuc Backets, W la 6d ! ,Tap»nned Slop Paila, 4a6d; not Water Cane, 2s to Js 6d; at Dampicr'a New Shop, Hobson-atrtot. VS7ANTED KNOWN, that H. WAITK'S V V Fruit Tins are acknowledged to bo tho best over introduced in the colony. They re colved a first prize at tho Agricultural Show held at Kllerslle on tho 9th Novembor, 1881. A recipe is Issued to each purohaser, and the makor's namo is stamped on ovory Ud. Sold by aU ironmonsera, and at tho factory. High-street, next City Council Ohambere.— h., WAITB, Wholesale and rtetall Tinsmith. ANTED KNOWN—The flirtation Waltz, only la Gd, at Damuler'a Branch atoro in the Market Beintlmo. W" ANTED KNOWN — Men's Fancy Kegatta Shlrta, la 6d (all sizes). Just opened — grand lino. — Dampier'a, Wakefleld- Btreot. WANTED KNOWN.-.Tustarrivjd,a.s. Garonne, a splendid lot of choie Oleo graphs, Children's Toy Booksfromldeach.OiOckß, Photographs, Stationery, Mechanical Figurea and General Fanoy Goods. Xx Corom&ndol— Splendid lototTojs, the beet 1b lines wo have ever had.—C. W. Goodson, in thanking his numerous customera for their patronage, hav ing established by demonstration their appreci ation of his efforts to supply a need In this in creasing olty, would intimato hla intention, in order that he may be ablo to maintain hla poßl tion as taking the lead in tho AuoKland tanoy trade, of visiting England during the winter months, and making his own selection 01 goods for the com'lne season, thereby imparting a knowledge of tho proaent requirements of tho trado to his burer who is constantly on the mar ket.— Goodß^B_Lo^don_Ai_nde. rru> Book-keepers ajnd ac- X COUNI'ANTS. Wanted, by-the. Thames Newspaper and Printing Company (Limited), a thoroughly qualified Man tv act as Secrotary to tdo Coni p»n> ; also as Accountant, &0., in " Thames Advertiser" Office An acquaintance with newspaper office work will bo a recommenda- Applicatiors, stating the salary expected and the security the applicant can oiler, accom panied by testimonials, to ho sent to Mr Speight, •'Advertiser" Office, Thames, not lator than SATURDAY, the 18th instant. Particulars of the duties to bo porformed can bo seen at tho offlca of this paper. TIEVONPORT HIGHWAY ±J DISTKICr. WANTICD. a Man to undertake tho removal of nifjhfcon and houso refuse, £1 per week will bo paid aa subsidy ; further particulars may be obtained from tho uuaorsignort, to whom appli cations muat be tout before 5 p.m. otiMonday °°Xt' BICNJAMIN TANNKR, Secretaiy. _8. Qnoon-stfeot. ■ MEN'S INSUKANCE. WANTED LOCAL AGENTS Fin; ins INDUSTIiIAL BRAWUn OF TUB) GOVERNMENT INSURANCE JIEPAKTMENT. Immcdiato application, stating former ox peiiuncu, references, &c, to be made to It. H. DOU3IE, Aaaiataut SuperinUndeut. Post-office. moTjUSUMEN —Wanted, Bushmen to 1 cut titree on Koyalty; good bush; easy y/ft'or carrlago —Apply Wavcrley Uotel, TTV O M A I JN B O A 11 D. | % "^Secretary for tho above Board is wanted at once Salary, ibout £50 per annum. Applica tions to dd rnsde to air J. Brown, not later than wiiDNKBUAY, loth inst,, at noon, March 7,1882. TO BAKERS.—Wanted, a Jobber,— Apply to C. Johnston, Usion Bakery,



Wanted. WANTED, a Thoroughly Competent Dressmaker, for Wanganul.—Apply, Arch. Clark fc 3odb. WANTED, two A.B.s for barque -intares.—Apply on board, W~ ANTED To Let, a Comfortable eight-roomed House with large gardon; lOminaies wait from Queen-strcot.—»pply at tho Rod Boot Warehouse. 83. Vlotoria-streot. TTTApTI'IiD KNOWN—Four Weeks V T must Clear Out the Whole Stock of Boots and Shoes at any ptlco. Lease expires) 31ct of March.—W. Johnston, Victoria-sheet. WANTED Known—Hoisery ! Hoisery ! —Women's Hose, 3Jd; Girls', IJd; Boys' Socks. 2d pair—he In time: at Dampiei a< For Bale. S/lOR SALE (a rare chance), a Freehold ir Allotment (flno Innd), 50 x 198, situated in Richmond, near Ponsonby; splendid view of the water and surrounding district: fine posi tion for a house; a good orchard may be planted. The ground contains a nover-faillng stream running through it, full of water in the summer time. Level with tho stroat, and fenced all along the baok. Prioe, only 25a per foot. A portion of tho purchase paid down, and the balance taken weekly.—Apply for address to Publisher at Stab office. gjiuK~ SALE, Fruit and Confeotioner's SJ Shop in Queen street; Btook at valuation j owner giving up on acoount of health.—Apply J. M. Leunor, Estate Agent, Qneen-Btreot SLHOK SALK, or Lease, a Saddler's ishop £' in tho country.—Apply to Patereon and Co.Lorne-atreot. ITIOKSALii, very Cheap, Light Elegant 1 Waggonette, built by K. Barvie, Upper Queen-street. A vory superior Carriage, com bining tho best points of the English and American systems, looks round in its own length, and U Very easy of acceES: painted dark bine, and trlmmod with leather wito silver mountings, In best Btyle. L Star da at.R. Bull'B, Wakefleldßtreot. TOuti SALE, good Building Sections in SJ tho Township of Rotorna —W. & J. Fratcr. Land Agents. Anokland. pIANUFOtiTE for Bale, a bargain. A IT good Sooond-hand Piano for £18; at Thoa. H. Webbs'a. Oak Cnttago.Hobaon-Btreet. PIANOS JJ'UKS ALE, very cneap, just opened, in handsome oases (iron fiameß), oxtra bolted, and with all tho latest improve ments. Persons in want of a really good instru ment would Bavo many pounds by seeing the above, whloh aro now on view. Second-hand Piano, £20. Pianofortes tuned from sb.—lhos. 11. Wobb, Oak Cottage, Hobaon-street, nearly opposite Mr Minetti's, Baker. N.8.-aamo on entrance gate. STOKES'S POlNT.—House oi o rooms (not quite finished) and two allotments in garden to bo Sold cheap,—l,1. F. Kvans. Kbi ate Agent. Quean-btreet. 317 BjiUK SALK, Duke-street, flewton, V Verandah Cottage, six roonoß, and a work shop, good well, garden, &O.—D. F. Evanß Land Agent, Queen-street. _ | j^uli BALE, all that magnificent Corner 1' Allotment, Franklin Koad and England stroot, about 91 x 101, planted with ornamental trooa, &o. Thia is, without exoeption, the best in the o vicinity both at present for a villa residence, and prospeotively as a grand business Bite.—D. If. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street EM.UBUA.—«• valuable little tot of about 12 Acres, a portion of which is without doubt really first-class Land,—l). F, Evans, Estate Agent, Quoen-Btreot. 137_ FOR SALE, New and Well-fminhed Honao; tix rooms, fitted with register grateß, oven, tank, &o.: very desirable; situate near PoDßCnby Ball Price 4525.-D. F. uvans, Estate Agent , 430 SjAOK SALE, Willianiß-street,' near Wei «P lingtonsireet, a very Dice Verandah Cottage, i rooms, etc. (now let at 12s per week), in good order; prioo, JBOO.-D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent, Queen-street US |7TOK SALE (Howe-street), a vory pretty X) Villa containing; five rooms, pantry; water laid in, nico garden, &c; all in flret-claßß ordtr; splendid view; a very desirable place.— D. F. nvans, Hstato Agent. Qneen-Btragt. 423 SjIOK SALK, Business Premises at V Mount Kdon, Bituats in main road; a splendid opening for a Ohemlet, as at present thore is not one in thia large and populous district. Tho building is now, substantial, and well fluißhod.—Full partioulara from Mrs Jack, on the premlaoß, or of D. F. Evans, Eatoto Agent, Queen-street. . I~)RO*rECT TEKKACB.—A very nice . Verandah Cottage of six rooms, fitted with oupboards, bookcase, dresser, &o.; gas and water laid in; good gardon, stable, &c— P. ff. Kvana. Kstato Agent. Uaoon-streot PUNSONUY TEKKAOE (near All Saints' Ohuroh), a oompaot and conifort ablo House of five rooms, two tanks, &a; good earner allotment. Prlco £330.—D. F. Kvanß. Hatato Agent, Queon-streot. 403 OONSONBY,—A. new and very pretty JL Verandah Cottage cf 5 rooms, allotment, tank, ato., all oompleta, and In first class order. Very cheap. £220.-D. V. Evans. Kstato Agent, Qucon-atreot. J27_ STOKES'S POlNT.—Splendid Allot ments fenced and planted With fruit and ornamental trees, in splendid position, over looking tho harbour, near tho bench.— ii; F. Kvana. Estate Agent. ; PKOSPECT-STUKET, near ronaonby Hall.—New and thoroughly well-finished House of four rooms, fitted up with almost every convenience. Allotment 33 x 100. for lmmodiftto Balo.—D. F. Kvans, Batata Agent, Queen-street. r „____ /^aMPBKLWILLK. Ponsonby.-Eand \J some Villa Residence (almost new), in flrat olass order; with one acre of ground tastefully laid in garden, splendid orohard just comlDg Into full bearing; matcniflcont view (owner leaving for Sydnej).-». F. Kvans, Estate Asent. Queen-street. "1 OUNT EI>EN (near Mr Kelly's), a new and well-finished Home of five rooms, replete with almost ovory convenience, such as register gratos.kitohen range, &o.; allot ment about SO x 200; main road frontage: very uoslrablo.-D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent, Qneen street ; __408 SUBUKBAN STOKE tor aaie,—A first rate business for Sale hi one ot-ihe best of Auckland suburbs; the position is second to none; a splendid opening; full particulars from D. V. Kvana, Kstato Agent, Auckland. 325. LINL'Ut-N-SXKKET, Ponsonby—a new and desirable House of 7 rooms, not quite . finished. Prioe, as it now stands, together with allotment (93 x 100), £i25.-D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent. Queen-street ws__ QPttiaG-STKEKT, Ponsonby — Hand kJ Borne new House, thoroughly well finished, rooms largo and lofty, standing on two allot ments. lam instructed to offset an immediate sa'e—business matters oalling the owner away from the distriot—Full particulars from D. F. Kvans, Kstate Agent Queen-streot 409 IJAUK SALiS OK LEASE, Takatuna, NonTH Shore.—Desirable Store, Dwelling, and Outhouses, almost new and in first-class order, together with 5 acres Splendid Land (In crops) on main road and in the vicinity of the beautiful lake, and oommandlng splendid view of Auokland harbour. A moat desirable property, and well worthy inspection. 3gl ; *KBtate Agent ■J7IUK SALE, Building Allotments, situa- V tod In Spring-streot, Ponsonby, best posi tion, at 25s per foot: Shelly Boaoh Road, at 42s 6d; Kmmett-ttreet, 30s; Bayfleld, Ponsonby, 12a 6rt; PonsonbyiKoad (near Mason's). 30a; Mount Eden (miin road), 50b ; Newton Road. 40s; lon Bonby Terrace, splerdid allotment tnlly stocked with fruit treos, flowers, and vegetables, 40 x 100, for £100: and other desirable lota on ftp* plication to D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen- Btreot. _ STOKES'S POINT, FOR SALK. all that v«ry desirable piece of Land, tituated on Main Koad, butween Presby terian Churo■■ site and now School Building, being about li miles from the wharf. This Lot, which extends from the Main Road through to the beautiful Kauri Gulloy. has been sub-divided into Bcotioni), ranging from half-an-aoro up wards, all of which are ftrat-olaBS Villa Sites, or for market gardens could not be surpassed. The fertility of the land is made manifest by the luxuriant nativo growth now upon it—plenty of timber, maKßiflcent tree forns, &c, &o. The Lots are now pegged off and ready for selection. Torms—i casn, or suoh terms as agreed upon. Purchasers can depend upon every facility Doing given both as regards purchase and butld iD£unpa rt l O u.arsfrom DiF<KvANSi Estate Agent, Queen-street, next "Herald. BEST NEWCASTLE COALS HOUSEHOLD & BLACKSMITHS', Ex * OAZiCLL.' NOW DISCHARGING. Also, LOCAL COAL 3 AND FIRBWOOD (LOWEST lUTKB) DKLIVBKED IN TOWN OB COUNTRY. W, & G. WINSTONE. I SjiRISDK. WHITE HEAD'S I? RETAIL TKA ADVKBTISKMENT. FINKST CHINA TSA SIFTINBS, 1/4 per lb. Seloctod from tho London market, and re markably cheap. Gives a strong, thick, and pungent liquor, lili o rarely oomoa into this market MSdS^and China Teas. Price. V 8 per lb ■worthy the name. Frioe, 2/per ID. • "FAMILY MIXTURK." A blend cf extra highly cured flrat crop India aid China Tens; will carry well, andlm nrovß with IcDßthenßd brewing In the ' not and Drove itself »n economio high-clßsa Family Tea. Price, "VERY RICH DKKP ' BROWN TKA." A comhtaatlon of Bomo of tho purest, the strongest, and tho richest flavourod Teaa imported. Give It a trial. Price, 3/per lb. 90 HOXK3 "FOCK OAN PEKOE TEA." About tho Fineßt Importation of the Season, Price, 28/ per hoi. Fhedk. Whitsheao. whole ale and retail tea dealer, i VIOJOBIA-STREBT, ACOELAHDa



To liet. j COMMODIOOS GKNrLEMAN'd R3BI DENOK (new) of eight rooms, Hltuated m Prlncowtreer Albert Park. Situation exoel lent-gas and water laid 6a; plunge and shower bath's convenient detaohed offices.- Apply to W. Beaumont, Star office. rr\O LET a 4-roomed~Cottage off Grey- I streot; rent Cs 01 per week.-J. M. Lennox, Batate Agent. —l_ fjSoTtr, Shop and Dwelling situate in I Karangahape Road, near top of Howe streeti ront, only 12s per week. Also, stable and Cart-Bhed; ronr, 3a per week.-Apply to v. F. Kvans. Testate Agent, Qaenn-strtef. ripO LET—Comfortable Cottage ol 4 9 Rooma and Scullery; situate Id niarencg stroet, Ponßonby; rent, Ha per woek,-D. »■ Evans. Estate-Agent. Qaeep-street. riMO LET, that handsome and com- I modloiu Residence now in occupation of Bey. Mr. Kdwardß.Bituated in o'ConnaU-street, Ponsonby. Hosßesslon 2nd April,—For cards to view and full particulara apply to D. Jr. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-Btreet. rriO LET, three Brick Shops, Lower SL A lbert-Btreet (next to Blaok Bull Hotel);— Apply to J. Craig, Commerce-street. nnO LEX, in the best business part of 8 Quoen-Btreot, a New bhop, havinf? a irontago of 11 feet and a depth ot 69 leot, and two large Showrooms overhead, oaoh 50 feet by 28 feet-Apply to WiUiam liattray. Draper and Clothier. 178.180, and 182. Queen-street. HMO LET, Offices in Queen-street, Up- J. Btairß and Down-Btairo.-Apply Mutual Life Association of Australasia, No, 81, Queen- Btroot. mo LET, in Arch Bill, Newton, two si Front Ecoms, with use ot kitchen and scullery.—Apply at the Glasgow Store npcTLKT, a Brick .Bakehouse and Oven 1 (nearly Dew), in Rutland-Btreet, off Wake fieldstreot; rent, ifil per woefe.—Apply to V. A. White. rpO LET, a six-roomed House in St. L George's Boy Road, Parnell.—Apply to B. Keals and Son, . m o l c T. To Let, the Three-story Building at present bolnz erected, adjoining Theatre Royal, Vio torla-street. Very suitable Cor a wholesale or manufacturing Mm R TQNK3 fc CQ m O L X T, A Centrally Situated Shop and Dwelling, in Viotoriastreet, Cambridge, noxt to Colonial Bank, For terms, etc., apply to W. A. RICHABDSON, Houee Agent, &c I jjuke-street.Catnbridtt Meetings. YOUNG MEN'S CHKISTIAN ASSOCIATION, corner of Wellesley and Albert Btreeta.-Kvangolistio Service,. J.mo Thureday) BVJffiN IN G, at 7.80. All are umtsd. Recent arrivals cord ialiv invited PITT-STREET WESLEYAN BAND OF HOPS. "The usnal Monthly Meotlrig of the above will be held in the Lowor aohool-room. on FRIDAY KVKNING next; commencing at 7.15. STAK OF KDEN LOYAL ORANGE No. 36. The regular Monthly Meeting of the above Lodge will be neld In the Kdcn Hall, Mount Hden Road, on FKIDAY, the 10th instant, at 7.80 p.m. Visitors invited. ; - JAMK3 DONALDSON, W.M. WILLIAM 8L4.0K, Secretary. -pOJNSOJNBY HIGHWAY DISTBIuT, In oompllanoe with a .'resolution passed at a meeting of ratepayers on the Bth instant, I hereby notify that a Meeting will be held io the Ponsonby Hall, on 'IHURSDaY, the 23rd MARUH instant, to determine whether Pon oonby shall be formed into a separate Borough, united -with the City Municipality, or other wiS6' JOHN H. FIELD, Chairman of District Board. QOUTH BRITISH tfIKE AND H M\RINBINSURANCB COMPANY OF NKW ZBAIiAND, Notice is hereby given that the Ordinary Half yearly General Meeting of the Shareholders of. thlß Company will bo held at the Company b Oftlce, <iaeen-street. Aucßland, on MONUAX, April 10,1832, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, to receive tho Report and Bal&Bce-Bbcet for the half-year ending 28th February laat, and to appoint two Auditors in the place ot John Batger and T. h. White, Esqs., whp retire acoording to the Artioles of Association, but who are eligible and offer themsclvoß for re ° Tno°Transf er Books will be Closed from March 27 to April 10.1882. By order oMh O ßoard. BajOHNBToNi General Manoßer. Anokland, March 9,1882. SUOTH BRITISH FIRE AND marine Insurance company of nkw zealand. Kotlce is hereby Riven thit an Extraordinary General Meeting of the South British Firo ana Marine Insurance Company of New Zealand wlif be hem at the Office of the said Company, in Auckland, on the tenth day of April next, at 2 o?c"ook in the afternoon for tho purpose at oondidering and pasßins\ it approved, the fol fowtoK Resolution, which is Intended to bo pro- P^hat asubfecaon° gofTtio!e:i of tho Articles ncr in said BubsectlOD, and In lieu thpreof taßert- Ina tho words following, viz.: - " And In or upon, or in the purcbaso ot Hoal Kstate atooke, Funds, Debentures, bharesi or Securities, and upon such terms as they may think fit. and may trom time to time vary the Investments. By order ol the Bo a rd. mJoHNsTON> General Manager. Auckland, 9th Marcn, ISS2. NiOH STEAM SAW, MOULDING, SASH AND DOOB CO. (LIMITHD). Notice is hereby given, that an Extraordinary General Meeting ot the Company will be held, at Mcchanloa' Bay Office, Aupkland. at 8i P.m., on FRIDAY the 10th day of March, 1882, for the purpose of confirming certain Resolutions passed at an extraordinaiy general meotfnK of the Company, hold at Mechanioa' Bay Offloß, Auckland, on the 31st day of January, 1882, whereby it was resolved— (1). That aU existing Articles bs canoellea. 2 That the irticles now submitted bg substituted theralor, and re-enacted in Pla°° ther°°fbAVlD MURDOCH, Secretary. OOPULAB LECT UR E, "fI^KOOKED STICKS." TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) EVENING, the RHV.T. SLOCOMBB.otChristchurob, will deliver hia humorous lecturo, entitled "CROOKED STICKS," in ST. JAME&'3 HALL, To commence at 7.30. ADMISSION FRKB. A collection for a banevolent ot>j act will bo made n.t the close. Amtiseinents mO-MOKROW 1 TOMORROW! FONSONBY ROWING CLUB. GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUAIKNrAL CONCERT in tub PoS3O^B^r Hall. FRIDAY KVBNING NEXT, MARCH 10. HxcoUent Proßramme. Best Local Amateur Talent. Rowing Club Chorus, £c, &o. niOOUiMMB.—PAET I. Instrumental geptotte-Meßßrs Homus, Kdgar, anno .'. ■■ Mra Campbell SSSff MrStuart Sona •' Miss Tapper lo D l .. .. MrPonaonby leo ." "Messrs Henderson, H^wden^o. Song '.'. '.'. '■'■ '■'■ '■'■ ..MrForder PART 11. Instrumental Septette- v Oali)ftn iuet " ". '.'. '■'■ „ Lady Amateurs ion 0 ™ .. MrMaclndoa Sn? Z Missßykcs 3o°S Mrß.W.Boeata HarnSo'lo " " ■ •• Misa Flood larpSolo .. .. » M - r - G . Crulefe shank BowlnK-blubChorus-''l.«t Her Along'-By Members of tho rautj. Doors open at 7.30; to commence at 8 o'clock. Tickets, 2a Gd. o.s.ovyaN.Hon.gec. ~ ' iviecucai. . 7IC KIN' 8 HYPO P HO3PHITKB. AicKW'a Syrup of Hypophosphite of r tmo is Kuaranteed equal to the Krenoh . preparations of Dr ChurchiU, and less %e ha g "cS oPeSense of tho Imported preparation to tho sick, and tho fact that inch Pharmaceutical preparations pan ba manufactured equally well in Auckland, nas induced the proprietor to ecgago in making a really reliable article ot Standaup Strength and Ciibmioai! purity that' may be reeomniendsd with confidence by the medical, faculty to their patients and others. Aickik's Hyuophoaphitea will answer all the requirements Btated, and a trial will suffice to Bhow that in therapeutical action they are quite as efficacious in all diseases for which the continental pre parations aro sojustly celebrated. Sold in bottles at 2a lid each. Dono, two teaspoonf nlB only. AICKIN'S SYBOP OF HYPOPHOB phites of Limk and Soda, especially BUltable in some cases of lung diseases, and i» most palatable and cordial, each teaspooniul contains throe grains pure hypophoephite of lima and one ana a half y rains hypopbospliitoof soda. Sold in bottles at 23 6d each. Request your medical advuor wot ™th> AIOKIN, , f Wholesale U*»g?*£* A %^ [



Publio Notices. ■■ IN the matter of •' The Licensing Act, 18SI." and of one JOHN WAYMOUTH. the youogor, residing In Union-street, In the City of Auckland, and carrying on business in Custom-house-street West, In the said City oC Auokland, aa a Boat builder and Shipwright. Upon hearing Mr Thao. Cooper in support of the application, and it being inado to appear in open Court that the abovenanioa JOHN WAx- MOUTH, the younger, by excessive drinking oC liquor, misspends, wastes, or lessons his eetu-, and endangers or interrupts tiro peaco and happiness of his family. I. John Bbww MM DONALD; INQUIRE, Kiaidont Magistrate, Auckland, sitting In my summary jnctedio tlon, presiding in suoh Court, and in ex orc'so of the powers in that behalf, pro vided by Section IC7 of "Tho Licensing Act, 1881," do hereby fobbki any licensßd person in the City of Auokland. or In tho Licensing liistiiots of Karangahape, Grafton Road, Newmarket, Kemuera, Mount llosklll, Mount Wellington, Taniatt West, Takapunn.Arch Hill, Newton, Ponsonby, One Tree Hill, Mount Albert. Oiiohunga. and Parnell (being Districts whero the said JOHN WAYMOUTH. tho younger, is likely to resort for tho same) to bell to him, the said JOHN WAYMOUTH, the younger, any liquor for the space of ONK YKAK from thio data. Glvr.n under my hand this Ninth Day of March, One thousand oight hundred and eignty tW°" J. E. MACDQNA^D, Rcsidei.t Magistrate Auckland. NB TKEE HILL HIGHWAY DIS TRICT. Notico is hereby given tbat ALBKR P S MITH , is appointed Kans;or of above district, viCO Donis 1 tarford rouignod. 110BKRT HALL, Chairman of Board. TO" O T I C E. Ist the Estate of James Soppsr & Co. All Claims not yet proved against above Kstato to bo sent in to the office of D. H. Moltenzle, on or befovo Bth Maroh, after which a First and Final Dividend will bo payable. I). H. MoKBNZIK,) C, B. STONK, > Trustees. QKO. HAKPUB, ) i OMATOES I TOMA'J OES 1 Tomatoes! * —in any quantity, at Id per Ib, and in splendid condition. -J. Hamilton, Domain Gardens. TTVISSOLUTION OF PAKTNEBSHIP. Tho Paitnership heretofore existing betwetn G. W. BINNBY and BDWIN BINNKX, trading under tho stylo or firm of G. W. BINNKY & CO-, has this day been dissolved, and all Accounts duo to or owing by the late firm will be paid or rooeivod by G. W. Blnnoy. Queen-street. 0Y A L MAIL HOTEL, NGARUAWAHIA. . ELLISON & LATCHMQRE, Having taken the above Hotel, and having completely renovated tbe same, it now . affords tho BE&T ACCOMMODATION ! . TO ' SS-VKII.OKS iNW COMMERCIAL MlCN.tf-1 ■ SAMPLE AND BAGATEILE ROCM, . ;• Epacious STiiir.ta, Loose Boxes, j : IjADIEB' AN* GENTIBMEN'S BADDLE HORSES, j Pleasure Boats fob Hire. plukge and eiioweb c vth. WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BUST BRANDS. ELLISON & LATOHMORK, Propbietors. 1 mOKATEA GOLD MINING UOM; J_ PANY, REGISTERED. . . - ■) Shareholders are reminded that tho Sixth 1 Call is now overdue. Unless tho same bo paid forthwith, Bteps will be taken to forfeit tno mmc' W. HOENK, Manager, ( Coromandol, 7th March, 1888* T\/fKS DAVEaTORT, lately arrived jj/JL fromLevuka, Fiji, please leave address ' at Star oflloe.—From Gus. T> NORTON begs to return his iln- JLV» oero thanks to Messrs Camp bell and Matuiebon and other friends, for their kind assistance to him through his late trouble of tho acoidontal drowning of hia cnlld. EDDING, Keeper, and Gem Rings, always in stock.—Jaa. Adams, Watch maker, Viotoria-Btreet. ' MR McQUAG begs to draw tho atten tion of lilo customers and the publio of Onehungatothe following cortlfloato, and de sires to thank his fri»rd3 for the numerous aota of kindness shown to him during his misfor tune.—" Mr McQuaK'a family having oompletoly recovered from ecarlot fever, and the premises having been thoroughly disinfected, all dangov of infection from taking his milk is now past.— w. <■}. bcoit, M.X.C.8., etc., Onehunga, Maitoh Gth, 1883." j .. ■^ O^ i C iS. Tn thanking my customers and the general oublio for the very liberal support aoeorded me I bee to notify that I have thla day Bold my bußiness-a Grocer and General Merchant; Queen-street Wharf-to G. R. MoNAB, and solicit for him a continuance of the same, CKAS. MAJOE. Auckland, Oth March, 1882, j IN reference to tho above, I bog respect fully to sollolt a contlnuanoa of tho patron age accorded Mr O. Major, and trußt by strict attontion to business to merit a oonlinuanoe i<£ iheoamo. I beg also to thank those who have bo liberally Bupported me in tho past,-at 30, Qaoon-street,—and hope that, with tho in creased accommodation, I Bhall bo in abettor position to fulfil all orders entrusted me. . ■ G. R.MONAB. £?"% i\ TO iIO.OOO LENT on Bufldinß . $&JL\r Society prinolples, or on other torm» J to Bnlt borrowers. Morwages and Loanei nego tiated. See List of Properties for sale on fourth page. Six per cent, allowed on money deposited . tor investment, -C. Williamson Lanfl. ~ Estate and I'iiianolal Asent Vdloan Lime. , '■ "j^i PRIME & 0 0., BUILDERS' AND FURNISHING IRON MONGERS, Kabahgahapb Boad, Newton. i F. PBIMK ' (For many years with K. Porter & Co.) . ' : Bees to announoo that it is his intention to ojien on Satukday KvENiNQ, March 11. in thoßO pr« mlsos lately oocupiedby WaadinghamS; Ifu/s, Karangahape Road. Nowton. with a oaref a ly- BeleotcU Stock of Builders' and Furnishing Ironmongery, and trusts that hlu long connec tion with the bußiooßß will prove a sufficient guarantee that he will be enabled to meet the Remands of nw frieadß and the general tfublio at prioes whioh defy competition. FANOST WOBK OF BVKhY DESCRIPTION , —. - S A A. STEPEENSON, O . in thanking his patrons for past favours, g § now wishes to Inform them that he has 5 REMOVED from the Newton Fanoy g g Bazaar to his NEW SHOP, opposite " . Lambonrne'd, Ironmoni?er, Koranga- | hape Eoad, and has NOW OPENED j> | A LARGE AND VABIKD BTOGK Q g OS1 FANCY GOODS of all kinds. g i ■*■ m ■"" g 3 UADIEj'WOOLS OF KiVKRY SHADE $ ti "4U OF COLOUR. ? j LIME ASSOHTM»NT. g g . • LKSSO«S GIVEN IN THIC ABOVE. TjiOß THE BEST A\D CHEAPKST /^ UOCKIUES AND TJKOVISIONS, IRK KEW'S, VIOXOHIA-STBKHr. SELLING ui'lf 1 SELUNa O^F J To Rk-Builii Premises. N. (JOLDWATKU, Clottior (OPP"81^."8^ of Now Zoaland), Queen-street, finding ttMWJj present premises are not commodiouaßjpnaß fortheinoreaslngtride,haßder>idedtoße*«ua. Therefore ho intsnd S to Sell-off for X°%gfs Now Zoaland). ' Auctions^ 10-HOBBOYf, ; At 11 o'Clock. , 1 ■ _^— AT S I B B I N'S '■;■%_ A XT, QU«EN-STEEET,! THRUIT, PEODUCE, GROCERIES,



W. S. COCHBAHK.] •, fJAS. DACBR Sfjj X 6 • M O X B O W. Pfl LIGHT PULLING BOAT. |||| THE Subscribers will sell, at their Rttinii, ||j| Fort-Btmet, to-morrow, at U oroUxflH fl'li A Light Skiff (13ft long), with oars, etc., on ; taw viow at Watotmon's Btopn. SHaH SAMUEL COCHRANE & SO»i llfj Auctioneers. flfß TO-MORROW, 11 O'CLOCK A.M. L|fi markeT-day. til ARTHUR'S POULTRY, PRODUCE, Sjj-,1 FRUIT. AND GROCERY • , Hfl AUCTION MARKET. jj|| ""asajasft^^ if] Urizzlod Fowls, ito: . ll« PRODUCE. GROCBRT^AND FBOW D* ||i 70 Good ChoosOß. 10 kegs Butter ti ?sB 30 Bides sandry Hacon ana Hams |IJH 100 sacks Good Table Potatoes | Ihm 60So%1mpkinB.Cabba g oßHerb I , If Floor, Sharps, Bran, Oatmeal, Oats lI IM Wheat, Maize. Sacks | | j.w FRUIT. - Plums. Pears, Peaches, Appuw. , ''?||K Gra»oß, Quinces. Damsons ~ MM Biscuits, Lollies, Confeotionery LcH ——— — _„ PHH ON SAMC PBIVATKtT, ||H FURNITURE DEPARTMENT. ggjß At Ataotion Prices: ,_l^ji,,__ I imhl Watches. &c. &o» ■. ~ ■ ' In TOMORROW, NOpN.j,, y |g TO BE SOIFbY AtCTION. |1 GRIZZLED FOWtS, a prbfitableSfoed J|l tokoep. A lew only for sale. . » <)S r; k| r. AiftTHtT;^ -.' Hi "TUESDAY, 11 O'Ci.QPKiIi.M. Hi GREY-STREETj y &M CUEAKING-OUT SALB 9? f STOtfK. | j» DRAPERY, FANCY GOODS, JW SEWING MACHINE, ,4 (V , M HOUSBHOLD FURMITURE. , CANARIES, &C. Mi R. . A R T. H U B. . :.:,-::|i| HAS ' been favoured with ' inslrhcßona . fl trom Mr J. Williams <who Is lea^B^ H HJngland) to b»U by auction, at 1 Grey-Btroet.onTuesffaynoit,atUo*looKa.li^ |» The BALANCE oIhIBBTOOKbf DBA^WT. II Haberdaßhory, Goods. Toys. Vaseß, ,i tiff JeweUerr. Stationery, &o.; H°UB^? ldJLL'iJ 1 I B !f 1 Kltohen Utenßilß. two Canaries and Cages, «o- ||| '•■"'■■ TO-MORROW, AT 12'tfOLOCB:. s f , 'jH CARBINES & TAYLOR |] Young Pigs. , . '.i."',.' I**1 ** _' Wl FRUlT—Applea,. Peats, Grapeß,' Dftmßons, m ■Qulncisßi Tomatoes, and others. . ' |I| Oate. Maiae, Bran, Sharps, Barley, Wheat, g| Chfiff. ■ ■'■':.[; 1 CARBINES & TAYLOR, 9 Auctioneers. ;»t ' 9 —^ ORB O V.' ' fl PRODUOE BALI. 1 ; : w.'dowden ■; - rj,;'!; • 1 WILL sell by auction, at tho Exchange | Mart, Qncen-Btrert, ?<wnorrp* «*»• j ){■ day}, ftt 11 o'olook, " ,■ PotßtosP. Onionß. Haras, Bacon ■■■■'; . : \.;.\Jm spring Be & dß,Cha.g c^&^ MONDAY, MARCH 13. FOR POSITIVE UNRESERVED SALE. GIVING UPiBUSINESS. v GABRIJEL LEWIS HAS received instructions from Mr. J. Taylor, to Bell on the Prßßiiseßv Queen atreot opposite tho Market, at 11 ooloolr, ,|» consisting ot Boots and shoes, Maohi- fl nery. Hollers, Lasla, and Genenal PUnt. I ho about giving up buuineßS. , M ■ No Kesqrye. r ■"" ' '.' ' 1 WEDNESDAY .MARCU 15^ I 'atNook. I IMPORTANT. B&LE OF VALUABLE | QUEEN-SIREET Jf ROPBRTIES. I PQRN WELL'S BUILDING?, I Corner of Queen and DatDy-itreew. I TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. I > <HHE undersigned has been faVdured f X wlthiDßtraolionairom^ A.^DornweU. I to ecU by public auction, at hia«Bta»,l«aa V a and House Sale-room. Atthnrt MaW4 JJnwnr I street, on Wednesday next, the|l6th inst i ftt 12 I o'clock, noun. G Tho loUoving SPLENDID PROPBRTIKB, 1 Bltuated In the HKAKT OH1 THBOITY. and r ;| to the BiWT PART OF QUEKN-BWtBJIT:- | Nol. That large and weU-bnlit'tlM«B-Btory [ I BuildinK, situated at the oorner io£ B Queen andDarby-strooto, with attentive "■ 1 and snpeiior oellarage, known aa , 1 DouNvfSiJva ■ BuiLpikae. «j; of I the be»t sites in Queen-street Buitabio j for any kind of busiueas. Fast rising in .., | valuo. Tno allotment on which it is | orcoted is held tinder a Lease from the fl eovernment, having abont sixty tfM) .My yeara to ran, at tho low yearly rental ot , | ■ No. 2 That convenient and Weil bnllt Blook 4 1 c^^ Building., having a frontage to ' I Darby, iUiiott. and inwwtre«t« .opn- ■ I aisttaa ot SHOPS. LABGK HALL, v vSi HOWLING ALLKt STABLBS, *c. 1 The aUotments on which thene we bnilt | are held under Loaee as No. I; at the M 1 low yearly rental ol £82 10b. I This Is an opportunity iot procuring exten- ; i Blve7new.andweU-bnUtßDjtaeiisPremiseß.ta | 1 the best bußineaspattol the City, wbiohiieldom 1 ooouw. aid Bhoufinot.be lost rightoi|y per- I I sons who may require places ot btißin|«J or by ;| B sooulatorß who may be wantfawgofalnvert- 1 ments for capital. _ 1 Title under Land Transfer Act. 1 Terms: two per cent, on the fail of. the ham-. -■■'& I mer: eight per cent on completion of teanßter }■>.» J the balance or any portion of It oai remain on | j mortgagetor anyterm not'eroeefllßgWjeMjjf;^ I st seven per cent, per annum, or the wholo MMS I the amount ol tho purohaw may be paid. . R, AHTHUR, .. j Salesman and Auctioneer. \ MONDAY, MAROH 20. j TO CAPITALISTS, INVESTORS, AKD ' j OTffEKS. I „ SALE BY AUCTION ; SUBURBAN SECTIOKS AND SMALL | ••;■. farms, : ADJOINING TBK TOwk.BW-T., j CAMBBIPga m'nnßWAhi' KARMB. rarying In extent. . ■aie AnotloneeM aireet Bpeelal nottoe to toe. : 4 HPing features :-'f ho Und is level, of ex- g| oeilent quality, and most ot It laid to rlohpas- j "twe. whilst from Its iinmeaidtfl proxUnity to the most "thriving towoahlp ontolde. ot Anok- Unfl it cannbt=f*U to praye a moat desirable -; and profitable iovestinent for farmers, market ..= gardeners..and speculators. ■ Terms) Oae-fonxHitaeh; balance on roort««e , i at fl6T«n per cent, C LARK &GA NB, i Auctioneers. • i (Continued on Fourth Page)]