"THE LAST WORD : A MYSTERY."

LKCTURB BY DR. MESSING,

Bsv. Dr. Messing, Kabbi of one ot the leading Jewish Synagogues in San Fran cisco, and who has been on an extended Australasian touv.is at present in Auckland, and delivered a lecture on the above subject to-day. The icp. gentleman has been several months in the colonies, the objects of his trip beingtoseekthe assistance of his co-religionists in the colonies in aid of the Jewish schools of San Francisco, and to introduce a uniform system in the Jewish religious Bchoola in the colonies. Jle lias brought with him his class books to teach Hebrew aud the Hebrew faith, and has distributed many hun> dreds of books free of charge. Ilia mission, which has now drawn to a close, haa been most successful, and Dr Messing intends leaving for San Francisco on Tuesday next, In accordance with his arrangements, he took part in the service at the Auckland Synagogue this morning, and delivered a lecture on "The Last Word: A mystery." Thero was a Rood attendance, and the discourse, which was forcible and eloquent, was a tentively listened to. The speaker took for his text the Iwt verse of the lOGth Pealm, "Blessed be the Lord God of Israel, from everlasting even unto ever la&tin", and let all the people say ' Amen.' Uo said if he had ueen asked yesterday why tie had chosen that verse as the subject of his lecture, he could not have told. But since then he had been thinking, and circumstances carro to his mind which made it applicable. This was his la«t Sabbath in these colonies, and was the last of four months of labour. He had {ravelled through four colonies, viz., Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia, and New Zealand, and had worked in each of these places for the wel fare of the children. He hnd preached in four New Zealand cities, viz., Dunedin, Christchurcb, Wellington, and Auckland. It came into bis head that it was remark able that it should always bo four—four months, four colonies, and four cities 'rhiß caused him to 1 jok in the book of Psalms for the last verßO, which formed the text. It was natural that he had that text, but they would say it was not a word ; it was a whole sentence So it was, but there was the one little word at the end. It was our last word in life, and was a little word spoken all over tho world. Hero it was understood, aud there misunderstood, but there w«re very many who used it fre quently, and yet who did not know what its meaning was. When a prayer or blessing was spoken, it was the last word, and it was the word that terminated the services in a temple. That word was "Amen." What else, he asked, could it be ? After his liboura were over, he could say "Amen." The Pealms and Bible, or a translation, were read in all trie other churches, but the word " Amen" had never been translated, and remained now as Hebrew as ever it was. If they were asked what it meant, they would say they did not know. They would say it meant " true," and would give other meanings, but these were not correct, He would tell them what it meant, and would draw their attention to that far-ofl country of civilisa tion, Russia. It was not in Africa, bnt in Europe, The people were not heathens, and they pretended to believe in a Gad and in the Bible. But, notwithstanding all this, they were cannibals all the same, and this was because they did not understand ths little word "'Amen," which they re peated morning and evening. When the day came that all people would understand the word " Amen," and act according to it, then would the prophecy be jevealcd. The word had a history, which began with Israel itself. They must go back to the time 3,000 years ago, when Israel was c'aosen to keep what they preserved there lioly, the law of God. The command was that they should not keep it themselves, but go forLh and teach it to everyone, from country to country. They should go out [ and teach these things* and not deal treacherously. The speaker referred to the word as the connecting link that taught them they were the daughter of the Church, and repeated the command of God to Israel, when he commanded two millions of people to stand betwecu two mountains, aud told them that blessed was he who did nil these things, and cursed be he who was treacherous. The little word consisted in Hebrew of three letters, A.M.N., and each letter was n itself a word. The first aignified that there was a God, the second that thero was a King, while the third was " trustworthy." That was the trinity of Israel, and formed the fundamental principles of religioD. These were the three pillars upon which every religion erected its temples. It was the Trinity of Israel, given three thousand years ago, which taught (1) the existence ot God; (2) that there is a law given by God himself; (3} that there is reward and punishment. Whoever believed the9e three doctrines was a child of God. This was Isiael'a belief, taught to others, and which in time became understood. Yet the word was oft repeated, and the religious Israelite some timeß said " Amen " two hundred times in one day. If he changed a point in the first letter, it read "Thou shalt have no other gods before me." The speaker then pointed ont that it they understood the word and acted upon it, there could be uo darnneßS or superstition, and if the Russians compre hended its meaning, they would not act as they did, and we would not have such news of their cruelties to Jewish brethren. Several forcible applications of the text were made, and Dr. Messing concluded by thankine his co-religionists in the Australasian colonicsfor their kindness to him, and informing them thai he had given to their president a num ber of books for free distribution amongst their young people. The customary devotional exercises brought the service to a close. .

POLICE COURT.-This day.

J. E. Mactjonald Esq., R.M. The Stabbing CASE.-Samuel H. Cox anrrendered his bail, and again appeared on a charge of stabbing a coloured man, named William Hill, in the forehead, on the 25th sf March, at the 'Frisco £inii)g. Kooms, Queen-street.— Sergeant tumble conducted on the part of the police, and Mr Tvler appeared in defence of the prisoner. —The depositions were read over, and pri soner being asked if he had anything .to aav, said he wished to call an important witness in his favour.— George Birch, tim ber-meaßurer, of Moore-street, deposed that he knew both Cox and Hill. Be was at the restaurant on the night of the 25th March. Saw what occurred in the front room. Saw Hill struggling with Cox. Hill held Cox with one hand oy the throat, and the other on a dangerous part of his person. He tried to separate them, and persuaded Hill to desist. Cox was trying to release himself from the grasp of flill. Two Fijians stood by and laughed at the struggle. He rebuked them, and presently separated Cox and Hill He then left. Did not see the stabbing, but heard that Cox had been arreisted on the charge.—Charles Emeraon Tennent, a duly qualified and resident medical practitioner, gave evidence, Lox came to his surgery several days after the ftay, and said he was suffering from the assault committed upon bun by Hill: that he had been to Dr. Lee, who stated that he was luptured, and recommended him to go To Mess s Hamilton, of Queen-street, for a truss He examined him and found that he was suffering from a recent rupture v the right side. He was also feverish, pos sibly from the accident.-This being the X'e of the evidence, .the prisoner was fully committed for trial at the next sit ines of the Supreme Court.-On the a&on of MrVer, prisoner was admitted to bail, himself in £100, and two father, who was unable to work for tos bread.-Mr MacCormick appeared for com plainant, and Mr S. Hesketh in defenoe.- The'case, by consent of the Couit, was ad journed until Friday next. t ' Cauoht on the Hop.-William Gough Smith, arrested on warrant, was charged with neglecting to obey an order ot t&e Court towards tho support of his family, arrears £16 ss. The prisoner was arrested in the Waitakerei ranges' by Constable Kelly, after a considerable amount of trouble. Prisoner said he was not aware that he was indebted to such an extent,— Mr John Graham, Kelieving Ufficer, stated the caße. Prisoner's children were in the Home and his wife in the asylum, and the Government were paying 16s per week for their maintenance. He regretted to ba compelled to take these proceedings,-but prisoner had shown no disposition to con tribute.—Prisoner said he was a bush con tractor, ah'd would do his best at the com* pletion of the contract.—Adjourned unti} May 27th. This was all the business.

870,000 acres of vines have been destroyed in France, by phylloxera, since 1874 It -will pay us to keep phylloxera out of our Vineyards, even- at a heavy cost. ■ :

TELEGRAMS.

(From our Own Co-respondent.)

COUOMANDEL, this day.

COLONIAL.—Rich gold was obtained yes terday in this mine, with every promise al its' continuance.

Vaugiian and Vizard, on their new find at Tiki, have obtained more specimen stone from the upper workings, and good dirt prospects from the low level, which is not considered to be in the distance required to strike the shot of gold. The Home Bulk got two hundred pounds of picked stone yesterday from the old stones. The Ness-side is also reported to have struck gold.

RUSSELL, this day. Sailed : Yacht Asteroid for Tonga. The Taiaroa leaves at 6 p.m. for Fiji.

CBRISTOHURCH, this day. FIVE SHOPri BURGLAHIOUSLY ENTEKED.

Five shops were burglariously broken into last night, and the following goods stolen:—Montague's Fancy Bazaar, over £100 worth of jewellery ; Wilkinson's boot depot, boots valued at £3 ; Lake's book seller's shop, goods and cash to the valne of £5 ; Oakey's tobacconist, pipes and cash value £3 ; Banka's china shop, cash £1.

LATEST CABLES.

Offending Police Circular,

Heated Debate.

LONDON, April 21. Great out-cry has been raised on account of a police circular, which, it has transpired, ' has recently buen issued by the Irish Executive, notifying that escorts and magistrates will be held blameless if, hay ing good reason to suspect that an attack in about to he made upon them, they should shoot persons who may be innocent ot crime. The subject was brought up in the House of Commons last night, and Mr Forater, Chief Secretary for Ireland, acknowledged in reply to a question that the circular had been issued, and admitted that the action of the executive was indiscreet. During the debate which en sued, J. E. Redmond, Homo Rule member for New Ross, made a violent attack upon the Government, and refusing to be called to order, was suspended for alluding to Mr Forster in vilitying language. THE FISHERIES EXHIBITION.

An important meeting was held last evening to promote the Fisheries Exhibl tion. The meeting was attended by many influential persons, among whom was Sir Henry Parkes, Premier of New South Wales, who referred to the proposed exhibition as likely to stimulate the hitherto neglected fishermen of \ustralia.

KING THEEBAU AGAIN. CALCUTTA, April 21

Telegrams have been received from Burraah reporting that King Theebau has caused the Queen and fifty-two notables of his kingdom to be put |to death. No details of the massacre are yet to hand.

SAILING RACES.

Several sailing races in connection with the recent Ponsonby Regatta took place in the harbour this afternoon, tho yacht Sabriua, anchored off Woodside Wharf, doing service as ilagboat for the occasion,

YACHT RACE. This race was for bonafide fishing boats, decked or half-decked, 10 tons and under. First prize, £10; second prize, £3. Course: From south-Bide of flagship, couth of Daphne's moorings, round red buoy off North Shore; back, aouth-side of Daphne's moorings, round markboat off Kauri Point, twice round, finishing south side of flagship. The L'zzie, owned by E. Carroll, the Thames, L>. Holland, and City of Naples (a post entry) competed on regatta day, the latter winning easily. A protest was entered against Williams receiving the prize, on the ground that his boat was was in harbour on entry night, and allowed by the committee. But the race then fell through, the rnles re quiring " three entries or no race," and it was decided to permit the race to be sailed over to-day, all threo boats being allowed to take part. A good start was effected about 12.39 p.m., the three boats getting speedily under way. They went down the harbour heavi ly canvassed before a light southerly Ireoz1", The Thames, sailed by D. Holland, as sumed the windward position, with the City of Naples, sailed by Kjios, ne^t, and the Lizzie, in charge of J Cope, nearest the opposite shore. The latter, however, managed to work into leading position before the hulk was passed, and on pass ing the Queen-street Wharf was quite 30 seconds ahead of the City, the Thames being last, and about 20 seconds behind the latter. Before they had got clear of the Railway Pier, the Thames had slightly im proved her position, but the City shortly after resumed her former lead, about 20 seconds ahead. The Daphne's buoy was rounded :—

Lizzie, 12hr. 46min. Ssec. City of Naples, 12br, 48min, Osec.

Thames! 12br. 4Smio, 20sec. On the ran across towards the North Head, the Thames lost considerably, but little change occurred in the position of the other two. Time :—

Lizzie, Ihr. Omin. Osec. City of Naples, Ihr. lmin, 48sec. Thames, Ihr. 3min. 46sec. From this point the Thames and City of Naples begau to clo-o up' on the leading boat, the. Daphnie buoy being roufldod ' City of Maples, 2h. Iflmin. Osec,

Thames', 2h. 22min. 40aec. Lizzie, 21). 23mio. 40aec. The Lizzie has carried her topmast away and the North Shore buoy was rounded City of Naples, 2h. 22min. 40sec. Thames, 3h. 36min. Lizzie, 3h 36min. 30sec. Before the Dapbne was rounded again, the City had made wonderful headway, and bad about seven minutes to spare from the Thames, which was second, with the Lizzie a good third. The wharf wa9 3City of Naples, Ihr. 41min- 20soc. Thames, Ihr. 48min. 50sec. Lizzie, Ihr. 49min. Osec. Rounding the Kauri Foint buoy the positions were :— Uity of Naples, Ihr. 50min. 35seo. Thames, Ihr. 54min. 45sec. Lizzie, Ihr, fJCmin. Osec,

3 30 p.m. The Thames is coming up last, and will be very close on the City at the finish.

TWBNTY FEET OPKN SAILING BOATS,

None of the boats having finished for second place on Saturday last, all those en tered, excepting the Imp, were allowed to compete ifpr' that honour to-day. First piizc, cup valued at £5, with £3 10a ; second prize, £1 10s. Course: Same as yacht race.- . ' Punctually at 2 o'clock the boats were sent off, and went down tha harbour in a ' cluster, passing the Queen-street Wharf in the following order:—Transit, Madge, Observer, Empress, Eunice. The first three were pretty close, the Transit easily retaining the lead, while the Observer pressed her old opponent for second place. The Transit, Observer, and Madge are running a very pretty race.' Passing the Daphne's buOy the times were:—

' Transit 3h. 16m. 40s. Madge ... ... 3h. 17m. Qs. Observer 3h. 17m. 7«. Empress Bh. 17m. 535, Eunice 3h. 18m. 7». At North Shore buoy the time was :— Transit 3h. 30m. 355. Madge 3b. 30m. os. Observer 3h. 30m. Is. 3,30 p.m. The Observer and Transit are leading, being very close together, with the Madge about one minute behind, Ruby and Olivr.

A sweepstakes race between the little O p7n boatS Ruby and Olive for £5 a-s.de took place this, afterneon starting om Pnnsonbv Graydon sailed the Olive, KSto the new boat was in the hands of Moore.'The Ruby was leading up'to a late hour this afternoon.

SPORTING.

The Papakura Races.

This enjoyable little country meeting came off this afternoon on the district race course. A considerable number of sporting men went up by the train, and a large number also in conveyances of various kinds. The weather promised well, and no doubt was the cause of a much larger at tendance than would have been the case under less favourable circumstances. We made arrangements for a telegraphic ac count of the events up to the hour of going to press. They are as follows :—

HANDICAP HURDUC HACK, of 40 BOVd : Distance. 2 miles, over 8 flights or hurdles 3ft 6lna high. TeWhetu 1 NorM 2 PAPAKURA CUP (Handicap), of 100 BOVfl; second horao to receive 20 aovs, aqd the third, & soya, out of the stakes. Nomina tion 2 sovb. acceptances 3 soys and 2 boys at the post to tha fanda. Distance 1J miles. My Dream (G, Williams) 1 Slander filly 2 Dewdrop 3 HACK RACK. Twilight 1 Lone Hand, Chanticleer, and Kakau fell in, the Hurdle Race. Thorpe, Lone Hand's rider, had his collarbone broken; and McCoy, rider of ; Rakau, was stunned.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, APRIL 88,



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Mr K. J. Feltus informs us that a move ment is on foot to petition the Governor for the release of C. A. Martin, sentenced to nine months' imprisonment at the last session of the Supreme Court for receiving stolen property. The Key. F, W, Bourne.a leading minister of the denomination of Bible Christians, has been delivering a series of discourses in Christchurch, and will leave the colony by the out-going San .Francisco mail steamer. The Bible Christian denomination has marked the high appreciation in which his services are held by twice electing him presi dent of the Engli h Conferoacei He is also well known as tho editor of the "Bible Christian Magazine," and more especially as the author of the "Life of Billy Bray," 9 book very highly spoken of by the rev. O. H. Spurgeon and other leading ministers of the day, and that has had a very large circulation. Mr Bourne is also tho author pt a volume ot sermonß which have been very favourably reviewed by the British fress. Ho is a preacher of groat power and popularity,



Lost and Found. LOST, Bay Mare, white points, long tall,—Anyone giving Information to J. Campbell. Wellington street, will rocolvo 10a reward. OBT, a Black and Tan Terrier Slut, answers to the nama o( Violet.-Finder rewarded on returning same to W. Jones, Tobacooniat, Queen-stroot. (JST, on Wednesday afternoon, from Mr James, Bnildor, Mount Albert, last seen hanging to the gats, a Bet ot Plans and ypecllloatlons for New Buildings for Mrs Chap man, Queen-street. £1 reword -To be given to Bus Driver, or to Messrs Kealg and Bon, Arohl teota. ffS. REWARD.—Lost between Wharf O and Kybor Pass, large Waterproof Cloak (lady's).—binder please leave It at btar Oflloe. tj^OUND-a Flat-bottom Dingy, painted ■ fed and white; owner can have same by paying expenses.-Apply to W. Wilson, Hulk C'antero. . STRAY3D from Mr Buckland's Sale yards, Kemuera, a Strawberry Heifer Ualt about throe months old, abont a fortnight ago; brown faoo find White star on fprehoad.—Five Bhillings reward.-Mr George May. Kpsom. Bankruptcy JNotioee. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In thematterof " The Debtors and Creditors Act. 1878," and of tho sevrral Acts amending the same, and of tho Bank ruptcy of Frkdiriok Bknnrtt, of the City ot Auokland, Gardener, a Debtor. Notice la hereby siren that a sufflelont nam of Crodltorsof tho abovonamocl Debtor not hav ing attended at the first meeting of tho Credi tors of the abovenamed Debtor, appointed to bo hilil o» tho Slat day of April itstaat, at the hour of 11 o'olook in the forenoon, at the aaororao Court Buildings, Anokland, nor at' the adjournment thereof, thia day. at the same hour and plaoe, the Registrar has, in pursuance of Eootton 16 of " The uebtors and Creditors Act, 1870" appointed Thomas Maoffarlane. Ksanlre, Accountant In Bankruptcy, to be the Creditors" Trustee of tho Property ot tho abovanamod Debtor; and that the said Thomas' MaoffarHno has intlmafsd to tbe Registrar, In Writing, his aooeptanco'of the said appointment. Dated at Auckland, this 22nd day of April, JBB2' Q. W. BASLKY, Deputy Registrar. HUDSON WILLUMSOK, Debtor's Solicitor, Bhortland-atreet, XN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW Z a ALAND, NORTHERN DIBTRIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of" Tho Debtors and Creditors Act, 1870." and the several Acts amend ing the same, and of the Bankruptcy ofi WiIMAM CiiAitKE, late of One hunga, Hairdresser ana Tobacconist, a Debtor. This la to notify that William Clarke, lato of Onehnnga, in the Provincial Dlstrlet of Auck land, Hairdresser and Tobaoconlst, has this d*y filed a statement that he is unable to meet his engagements with his Creditors; the First Meeting of Creditors to be held at the Bnpreme Court-honae, Anokland, aforesaid, on Saturday, the 29th day of April. 1882. at that hour of 11 o'clock in the forenoon. * Dated this 22nd day of April, 1882. ■ ' Q. W. BAqIjKY, Paputy Registrar. H. WiiwiMsew, Debtor's Solicitor. shortland-Btreot. TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW A. ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of •'The Debtors andCredi, tots Act. 1876," and tho Acts amending the same, and of the Bankruptoy of Nathaniel John Blair, of the City ot Auckland, Cordial Manufacturer, a Debtor. Notice la hereby given that a Bufflolent num. b«r of the Creditors ot the said Nathaniel John Blair not having attended the First Meeting of Creditors appointed to be held at the Supreme Court-house, in the City of Auckland, on FRI DAY, the 21st day of April instant, at 12 o'clock noon, or at the adjournment thereof on Satur day, the 2»nd infant, at the name plaoa and hour, the Registrar has, in pursuanoepf the 48th sootlon of "The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," appointed Thomas Macffurlane, Esquire, ot Auckland, Certificated Aocountant in Bank mptoy. to be Creditors' Trustee of the property of the said Nathaniel John Blair: and that the said Thomas Maoffarlane has Signified to the Reßlstrar. in writing, his acceptance of the Balo day of April. IM. Deputy Registrar. N. 3. Emir, Debtor in person. Meetings. ARNETT'S GOLD-MINING COM. f>ANY (UMITKD), The Annual General Meeting of Shareholders will be held at the Company's Oflloe, Auokland. on SATURDAY, 29th instant, at 11 o'clock am. JAMES STODART, i i Secretary. Anokland. April 21.1882. TO EMU ER A BAND OF HOPE, 'The usual Monthly Meeting of theahove will be held In the Newmarket Hall on MON.QAY, the 24th instant, at 7.30 p.n). Collection in aid ot txfxxdg. 10.6. T., ONEHUNGA,—AH Members a of the Hope ot Manukau Lodge of Good Templars are requested to attend at the atone Pohoolroom.Onehunsa, on TUESDAY KVEN; ING next, at 7.30 o'olcok, , when business of importance will be brought before the meeting. _£ OXKNHAM. Worthy Secretary. X>OYAL OAK GOLD-MINING COM. XV PANY (LUrfITED). I hereby convene an Extraordinary Goneral Meeting of the Shareholders of the Royal Oak Gold mining Company (Limited), to be held, at the Company'a Office. Coromandel, on SATUR DAY, April 29th. at 10.30 a.m. Business: To increase the Capital of the Company Four Thousand Five Hundred Pounds by oreatlng 12.000 New Shares of Seven Shillings and Sixpence eaoh fnothlng paid upTi and any other buel b«« that may be brought forward at the Meeting conformable to the Rules of the Company.. : By order of tbe Dlreotors. • : W, HORNH. • ; Beptetarv. TTOTICI TO CRIOKBTBBS, All Crloketers wiahtaT'to praetiaa in the DrlUshed on Saturday afternoona during Uie coming Winter are reauested^to send, in their names to me on or before Frifay. 98th April, 1882, First praotioe, SatMdW^sj Mgg A Yj;, SO'th April. 1882.



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Dampler. WANTED, a good Engineer, and Boy, for locomotive; also. L a good Man Cootr.-Apply Immediately Stanford House, Symonds-street. WANTED, a Boy,—Apply at the Kope Factory. Howe-atroet, Newton, ANTED, for Honolulu, a good Floor? man for Horao shoeing {good wages given.—Apply after ;i p,m, to R. Blaok, Albert street (near Cooli-itreot). "ANTED, two Servants for the oonntry—Housemaid and Kltchonmald wages 12a por week.—Apply Mrs Stefcr, Port, land Home, Hobaon street. ANTED, ~a"Paioter (food brush hand).-Apply on Job.baok of Hospital, Park Road. WANTED, a clean respectable Unl about 15 to assist la hoase work.—Apply Mrs Walker, Angleaea-atreet (Booond house from Hopbiirn-atreet, on the left), aTTED, a good Geuernl Servant.— Apply Mrs Llnabury, Ch&rlton Lodge. PoDßonby. 11/ ANTED KNOWN—A Piano for £i2~ V t in good tuoo and handaomo case: at Dftmpler'd laruo liraucli ahop. Uobaon-atroot. \jg ANTED, a good General Servant.— ▼ T Apply to Mrs Anderson, North Head, North Shore \A ANTED, a General Servant. — » t Apply Mre Hutchison, Georete-etrcet, Onehnnga. ANTED KNOWN—That J. Cos grave and Co. are soiling Tweed Mac kintosh (Joatß for 30s, warranted. W/ ANTED, Henchmen and Closers to V T take work out —Q, lilacs and Co., Vic torla-stroet Kast WANTED, a Young Maa to Bfildcr, and two Beys.—Auckland aleat Pre serving Company. WANTED KC*OWN-Beilin Wool (all colon™), 3d per doz; also, a large lot of Berlin Wool Slippers (nnmide), 2a the pair; at Dnmplor'a VVakpflald-Btroet Shop. _ X\[ ANTEP, two smart floys.— Apply to V T Bhortland Sawmill Co., Custom-house street West. WANTED, a Young Lady to give lessons on Sowing Maohliol*.— Apply W. C. Donnes. Machlno Depot, Qaoon-Btrcot, W~~ ANT BD, a rospectable Young Woman as Gonoral Servant where another is kept.—Apply at Mrs S. Jackson's, Remuera. WANTED, a good Cook and Laun dress; references required.—Mrs B. Morrln. Remuera. WARTKD, a respectable Girl as House maid, and to wait at taWo.-Apply any morning before one o'clock to Mrs Barstow, Epsom. ANTiTD, in a Private Jfamily, two or three respectable Young Gentlemen, to Board ; terms moderate. — Apply Star Offloe, . WANTED, Boys and Voulljs to make chlldrons boots, riveted, pegged, or sewn; piece work; constant work,—>orthern Boot and &hoe Co. WANTED SEBN— Spoon Busk Stays, 2a to Ss 6(1; Dress Improvers, U each; large lot of Linen Collarets, Id; Cream Laee'do, 6d; at Dampier's Wakefleld-street Shopj WANTED to Sell, Mixed faints In gallon tins; Kinrl Oil, 2/9 per gallon ; Priming PiUnt. 6/flper gallon.—Atkinson & Co,, freeman's Boy; wholeoala Aoents, Mosara X' Porter fc Co. WANTED, tke Ludies to see the grand lot of High-legged (Prize Medal) Pru nella Boots, only 5s 61; at Dampier's Wakeneld streotShop WANTED, a Filter to Repair Jacjcs, also, Bushmen to cut and put in Cyoak three million feet of timber.-Appif to S, Brooking, High street, A nokland. ANTED KNOWN—Grey Blankew, 11s 6d the pair; White ditto. 11s and 17s Cd ; Austrian Striped Ruzs, 9s: Blaok and Coloured Velveteen, la lid and 2s Od-at Pam pier's Wakefleld.Btreot Shop, ANTED, Tenders for Painting and Papering Houte at Mtngere. Specifi cation to be seen at the Auckland Dairy, Hobion-atreet. until i p.m. on Tnesday. ANTED, Tenders till Wednesday, 2pth April, for Tilp Draining about 3 aores at kjleraiio — Apply X Bartley, Architect, Queen-street, WANTED, Six to Twelve Building Sootions about North Road, Arch Bill, or In Streets leading oil Ponsonby Boad on tho South; also, good Dwelling and Shop in the suburbs. We pave also a Buyer for lor 2 aores pf Land near the harbour in Parnell or Pon- Bonby.—WV &J. Frator, Land Agents, Queen qtreet, WANTED KNOWN, that P. bimpson Abaroroniblo-stNet, has just reoelved ex Rlngarooma, a.shipment of ihe celebrated Dlgby Had Herrings. Full fish, Price, Is Cd per dozen. A real treat. Come early. Y\7 ANTED KNOWN—Fresh Bargains, T T inoluding Children's Handkerchiefs, Id to id; White Calioo, Sid; Brown do, 211 at Dampier's Wakeflold-atrost Shop. ' WANTED KNOWN, that B. Mlichol qan & Co.. No. 13. Qncen-Bttoot Wharf, nro selling Maize, O,to, Bran. Siuu-DS. Floor, Oatmeal, Sea., So., at lowest market rates. ANTED KNOWN —One Bplendid New Eleetro-Qalvanlo Battery, only £! ; one Superior Do,, &Z 6s; at Dampler'e large Branch Shop, Hobson-street. WANTED to Sell, a New Verandah, Cottage of G large rooms and spullery. In Riohmond Boad; large allotment, and easy terms.~Applr R. Lalng, PlotQn-street. \S7 ANTED, a good strong, staunch Vv Horse, Spring-oart, and Harness.— Apply at tho Pnb io Hot Bathe, Victoria Btreet Bast, between Sam. and 12 noon tomorrow. ANTED KNOWN, at the Hobson. street Shop, I am selMng off the Peanuts at 3d the lb, and by the bag at cost prloe, 2\i. Be in time.—W. H. Dampler. n,' ANTJSD to Purchase or Hire, some Vt Wheels suitable for hauling baulk tim ber ; also a Good Team of Horses.—Apply to P Clarke, at Mr T. Cotter's offloe, opno?UQ GjeijwrQ POBt-nfflce. 2 ■ ' " \*7 ANTED KNOWN that the Victorian V ¥ Loan tnd Dlaoount Agency's Advertise ment appaars on 4th page. 3rdcolnrafl. \\T ANTED OWN -r- Gents' Linen TV Collars, Sd; Gents' Coloured Handkor -1 Chiefs, 4d; White ditto, 6d; Clerical Knlttea Bocks, 6d-at Dampier's Wakefleldatreet Shop. WANTED, the Ladies of Auckland to know that they can get their Dresnea made Stylishly, Quiokly, Kconomjoally, and Cheaply at J. Keaßlng'a Drapery House, Upper Queen-street. Millinery done' on the premueg, Ladies' own Materials made op,



Wanted. WANTED, a good Ploughman for country station; good wages, free house and firewood: married man preferred ; refer enoes requlred.-Apply to Metoalfe &UU1.29, N.Z. Insurauco Buildings. WANTED, a young Man to make him. self generally useful for hotel in oountry; references reqnired,—Apply to Mr Stehr, Portland House, uobson street. WANTBU, a good Man Cook for hotel In Waikato Commercial Hotel, Short land-Btreet. _______ WANTED, an experienced Barmaid.— Apply to K. Campion, Cuatom-house Hotel, Fort-atreet. ANTED, a Pattern-maker.—Apply", J. Kelly, Freeman's Bay Foundry. WANTED, Office Boy.—Apply Monday morning between 8 and 9 at the office of Mr Thorno. aoUoltor. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 1803), Hotel Honao maid (Taranakl). AwTEb, ai Hannaforas Auckland Registry (established 18GS), a Barmaid (flrßt-olasß city Hotel). WANTED, at Hannaford'a Auckland Registry, reßpeotable Servants of all olaaaes. ANTED, at flanuaford'g Auckland Registry (established 1863), Generals for Mount Albert. WANTED, at once, a Barmaid (Bay of Islands), wages 20s, passage paid.— Hannaford'a Anokland Begletry. V\T ANTJJD to know which of the two TT Bouts havo done the qulokest time torn Adelaide to Plymouth - tho uriont or the Cotopaxt ? WANTED, Ladies to know that Wil liamißattray has opened 780 pairs of 2 button Ivid Gloves at Is lid per p*ir, at the Central Drapery Warehouse, 178, 180, and 183. Queon-atreet. »*/ ANTED. — Members for Carpenter T T and Builders' Drawing Class, held In the Y.M.O.A. Rooms, — Planning, etc., and quantity taking.—For particulars apply to X M. Frlpp, liiokson'a Bulldlcgs, or at tho Class' room, on Tueedaya and Fridays, after 7.30 p.m." WANTED, the Man that Kemovedlhe Goods from So'armlonstrcet, on March Ist lost, to call on J. w. Williams, Tailor, Viotorln-«treot. WANTKD to' Sell, very cheap, 75 Toasotß at 22d 61 par Bet ot 40 pieces, pink and gold, red and gold, green and gold, bluo and gold, and throe gold linos; be la time, at H. Watfg, Pitt-street. -Whlto and gold China Cups and Saucers, 89 6:1 per doz; Cups and f auoors 3t Ort and 4a Cd per doz. WA«MD to Hire, a Horse and Har ness and Tin-dray. State lowest price per weok, with option to puronase.—Address 1., Stak Office. . WANTBD KwuWN—Another fresh Lot ot those Ladles' lovely Stockings cheaper than tho luet, only Gd; Ladies' long Wool Boarvos, Buoh beauties, 2s; at Damplerl Waknflald-atroot Shop. WaJNTBU KNOYVJN, tdat 1 am now Selling every doaorlptlon of China, Glaas, and iduthonwure cheaper all round than any other bl.op In the trade. Vases and China Ornaments considerably below town prices. One trial will prove the f_ot.—Note the address: X, A. Henman, Karangahape Road opposite Newton HoteL WANTED, Tenders for working the Otuuo, Buuhos and Saw and Planing Mills, and delivering timber to Bteamers for from one to Blx mlllioni foot, out to order. The lowest or Buy tandor not neoossailly aooopted. Tenders reoelvod until Ith May. — Address James 9. Gibbona, Walnkn. WANTED KNOWN — Dampiera' Ladies' Shiny Leather Bags at la 4d are not only ornamental but usoful: Superior do motal bonnd, 3a—Wakoflald-street Shop. ANTED KNOWN—"The Battle of Lite," a Now Book, is now on Sale at moat Booktellers. Price One Shilling. ' il/ANTED Known, that you can Dress Vv well for a Small Weekly Payment by going to Munro and Mllllgan. See advortlse ment on front page. WANTED KNOWN-The Auckland Tlmbor Company .Limited (late G. Holdsblp & Co.), are selling every description of Timber: also. Bathes, Doors. Mouldings, Turnery. Fretwork, &0., at Spoolally LflW Prloes.-Cqttom-hQDpe-Btroßt Weafc WANTED KNOWN, that WILLIAM W-BT, Cane and Boat Chair Man ufao turer, wißhoH to Inform tho public that he oan now supply them both at his reoldonoe, Wynd bam-street, and at the City Market, with all kinds of Mousohold Furniture at the lowest possible prloes. Also, every dosorlptlon of vurnlturo Ropairod and Sold on Commission.— Note the Address—Wyndham-stroet and City Market; WANTED KNOWN, that J. M__- DRUM, Bootmaker. Shortland-ttreot, Auckland, la calling epeolal pabllo attention to bis Custom Work. Kopatrs neatly dona, Boots Sewn and Pegged and Madk to Okdbr. A trial reappotfuUy soliolted.-J. MKLURUM. WANTED KNOWN —The Peorless Gloss tliit I am selling la splendid, and, from what I hoar, is about.the beat in the «rorld-8d the bottle at all Dampler's Shops. WAJNTBD KNOWW—Tnat froleßSOr Gnssoott Is the only Original and Practi ool Amorioan Herbalist in tho Colony, and also the moot expensive man to do business with. He requires no information; he can decide at a zlonce the diagnosis of tho ease, thoreey reliev ing the patient of a great deal of nervousness iml hesitation, Try and disprove this If you pan \\T ANTED to SELL, 800 pairs Kid vT Gloves, from, to 6 battons; 100 pairs I button Gloves at Is per pair; 2 button Black, :qu«l to Joßophlno, at 2s Od; also 000 yards oi Blue Joan, slightly damaged, at tlio low'prloo it Gl per yard; 100 pairs % button Light Fancy Oolourod Kid Gloveo. at la per tiair.-W, Eyre, WANTED KNOWN —That J. H. Dalton has Opened a Sncolal Branch ol the Tailoring Business in Victoria-street East, (or tho pnrpoao ot making Lwiioa' Garm.ep.to, such as Ulsters, Habits. Jnnkota, eta, made in the most approved gtylos, kj flratolass work in (jn. WANTED Known-That J. Coegravo and Co. aro soiling Strong Heavy Twcod Trousers for 8j lid, ANTED KNOWN - Kid Gloveo, Light Fanpy Colours, 3a and 2s Od t Black Josephine Da and a good Two-bnttaned Black Kid Glove at 2s lOd, worth Sg 6d,— Carter, Draper, VUtorla-atreet. ANXKD KNOWN—A Splendid Line of Beautiful Uleonrophg, lately arrived; alao, Children's Toy Hooka, from Id each; Clacks, Photographs, Stationery, and General Fancy Goods. Two Lovely Wax Dolls, lite-alzo and llfo-llka, Just received per Oxford, are oToatlng quite a furore among the fair sex, young and old. The finest display of Od and la Goods ever mat. tin the colony. On the fid oonnter thora are over 2000 artloles, and on the iq counter, which la 50 feet in length, there are between i,SQO and 2.QQ3 distinct articles. New conßlffnmonta of Goods haye just arrived by Oxford, and others are on their way from Europe per Halclone and Lalra, — A New Department, viz., that of BOOKS has just been added to the Aroade; Mr Goodaon having joined the business of Bookseller to his other business, Inspection cordially Invited. WAM_- KNOWK, that "Coni ferine," the new atmospherio purifier, Is a very pleasant, as well as thoroughly reliable Dlsinfeotant, and should be used In every house in any neighbourhood where aoarlet fever exists. Prioe la 3d per tin at Gardner's Bngllsh Pharmacy, 181 Queen-street. Auckland. WANTE v KNO W N -Fresh Bargain*. Ladieß* Scarlet Skirts, 2s (Id; fresh lot of Dress Stnli, Od; Umbrellas, la 6d and la lid; White Countarpaneß (large sizr), Ss lid—at Uampler'a Wakeflald-street Shop. WAKTUD KNOWN—CHEAP Tim ber t Cheap Tiubbb I And all other kinds of Building Materials,, can bo purchased cneapor and better than anywhere else at the Yards of D. Go^d;k, Alb.ert-street ThorebeUs no iqanofactory for Jolnora' Timber on the pre mises, the customer has an additional oppor tunity ot getting superior timber. Wneel wrtghts' Materials always in stock. WANTED Known-That J. Coegravo and Co. have the Largest and Best Stock of Men's and Boys' Clotnlng to ohooso from In Auckland, | WANTED, READERS of the Star to Inspect our welUßeleoted Stock of SKABQNAniiK ÜBAP-JCKY before makios their Purohasora elae wherp, inohidlDg Donble-width Bheot ing9, from S}d per yard; Grey Calico, from 2}il ; {Jrowdaon'a Celebrated . White Calicos, from 4d. The beat value a In Blankets in Auokland. ranging bom g 7s lid to 45s per pair: New Zealand g Blankets, from 255; Flannels, in all S makes, from BJd; a splendid atook of _| Shirtings to o&oooe from, s}a por yard; . « Cretonnes, In rloh patternß. from Sid; $j <1 large Bedroom Towels.from4Jl; onr g tf noted valne in Laoe Curtains, from 3s • f lid pair, and Counterpane Quilts, from M M 4s 8d; Table Damasks, from la per yard; r C Felt Carpeting, from 1b 3Jd; Hearthrugs. _ 7s t!d. In oar Drsss Department will be g £ found—Velveteens, from Is Hid per X <) yard; Satins, in all colours, from 2s 6d £i pj per yard; Serviceable Homespuns, from ta Q Sid (warehouse price); Winceys, from _; 3id i a Bplendld J,i^e at Sid. Having Hi added a New Show-room, we ore now <l disDla; ing LadieB1 and Children's Ulsters H and Jaoketa, and MJlllnory, Flowers and < Feathers, at prloes that aro snre to com u mand a Bhare of publlo patronage. Corner of Upper Qdekn & ALKXiNDRA STBBETB (Opposite Army and Navy Hotel). " Qomparlaon the tr^e teat Qt merit/ | BOXING-— A Youtii-wishes for Private Ijeßßons.-Apply, Btatlng terraß and par tlonlars. to Samuel. Sja^ Ofßoe. BTODART GOLD MINING COM. PANY (LIMITED). . WANTKD, a Mine Manner (or the above named Company. Applications, with testimonials, to be ad dreesod to the undersigned not later thai Thursday, tho 2Tth April, 1882. JAB. STODART. . Seoretary. Insarance Buildings, ■ • Auckland, 22nd April, lffij. Tenders, QTODART GJOLIJ MfNlNti COM p SANTf OitMITED), Tenders are Invited for Putting In a Drive $ feet in the southern portion ot tb,e abov< named company's ground. Partioularn to be obtained, and Tenders to I addressed, to the undersigned not later the r Seoretary. Insnrance Bnllflinse. _ m Auokland, 2Snd April, 1882. For continuation,see First Page).



For Sale. FOR SALE, an 8 acre Farm, near Mouni Albert and the Whau, about 15 minutes walk from the railway station. The toll ia well adapted (or fruit and vino growing purposes An industrious man might make this a pretty home. An extensive viaw. There is a wide main road frontage of one thousand and four links. Price, only £90- One quarter oash, and balance on the deterred payment tyatem.— Apply to " Publisher," Btah offloe B/IOK SALE (Wholesale and Retail), V Genuine Bonedußt, manufactured at the BVeeman'a Bay Bonemills.—Di H. MoKENZIK, Fort-street. PUANOS POR SALE-Two of Bord's beautiful little Pianos very cheap; also, an Iron Frame (full compass) Overstrung Ger man Piano, a first-class instrument; can be seen at Thoa. H. Wobb'a Oak Cottage, Hobson atreet. Same on Entrance Gate, GOOD INVESTMENT, Four Bouses and Large Allotment in Chapel-streot, for Salo. price £525.—They are let for £92 6a a year, —Apply to F. G, Kwington, Queen-street. OK SALE, a Good Quiet Dairy Cow, near her calving, must be cold; having no further uae for her; a bargain.—For addross apply Stab Offloe. jj^OK SALE, comfortable Cottage of 5 V rooms, Regent-street, Newton, -wood-shed well. &o.; allotment 40 x 100. Price, £185.-1) F. Kvanß. tpOK IMMKDIATJS SALE, Pongonby I? Terrace, a nioa House of 7 rooms, veran dah In front; Allotment Buxloo, all tastefully laid out; good well, tank. &o. Prloe, £150.—D. F. Kvana. Ifatato Agent. Queen-street. i\l liiUK SALE, 48 Acres at Little Muddy £" Crenk, nearly all down In grass; Bplendtd orchard, vinery, &c; House of li roomß. dairy, and milk-shed, 2 wells; situate about 10 miles from Auckland, A really chtap property; price, only £200.— U. F. Kvanß. Estate Agent. £W8 SALE, 50 Acres First-class Fern «P Land at Tuakau; a very choice lot, with abandanoe of water; situate on a good road, and about fi mlnutns' walk from railway station. Price, only £7 per aoro.—D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent. |jtOR SALE (Howe-street), a very pretty JL Villa containing; five rooms, pantry; water laid in, nice gardon, &o.; all in flret-olass order; splendid view; a very desirable plaoe.— P. F. a. vans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. 125 F~ OR" SALE, Now and Well-finished House; six rooms, fitted with register grates, oven, tank, &c; very desirable; situate near PoDsonby Hall. Frloo £325.-D. F. Kvang Kstate Agent. 130 STOKES'S POINT House oz o room (not quite finished) and two allotments In garden to be Sold cheap.—D. F. Kvana. Ks'ato Agent, Qneen-fltreet. ' '417 SUBURBAN STORE tor oaie.-Afirst-, rate business for Sale In one of the best of Auckland suburbs; the position Is second to none; a splendid opening; full particulars from P. F. Evans. Kstate Agent. Anokland. 826. PONSONBY,— A new and very pretty Verandah Cottage of S rooms, allotment, tank, eta, all complete, and In first class order. Very oheap. £220.—D. 21. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. 127 STOKES'S ruiNT.-Splendid Allot ments fenced and planted with fruit and ornamental trees, In splendid position, over looking the harbour, near the beach,—D. V. Kvanß. Estate Agent. OUNT EDEN (near Mr Kelly's), a new and well-flniahed House of five rooms, replete with almost every convenience, such as register grates, kitchen range, &o.; allot ment about 50 x 200; main road frontage j very desirable.—!). F. Kvana, Katate Agent, Qneen streot. 408 PROSrECT TERRACE.—A very nice Verandah Cottage of six rooms, fitted with cupboards, bookoaso. dreaaer. fee.: * gas and water laid in; good garden, stable, &c— D. Fu Evans, Estate Agent Uneen-street. SPRUNG-STREET, Ponsonby - Hand some new House, thoroughly well finished, rooms large and lofty, standing on two allot ments. lam instructed to ofleot an immediate ra'o—bualnosa matters calling the owner away from the district.—Full particulars from 13. F. Kvans, Estate Agent, Queen-street 109 lliOR SALE, some very choice Allot. X? monts, almost level, close to the residence of Mr H. J. Unit on. Surveyor. Ponsonby. To be sold cheap.—D.'F. Evans, Kstaf,a Agent, Uuaon itroot. ■ __' ' ___' ■ TJK)R BALE, Lincoln-streot, Ponsonby,' JL 1 House oi sevon rooms, good well, wooa ehed, &o; allotment, 60x100, fenced and planted; very oheap, only £310.—D. F. Kvanß, Batata Agent, Qneen-straet 111 HANIJBUMIS VILLA RESIDENCE, in flrst-olasß order. The House standß hlßh, commands a grand view, and Is sur rounded by a splendid garden fully Btooked-wlth fruit troos.uowore.oto., etc, The aspect la north easterly, and well sheltered. Situated In Pon. sonby, nosft to Ray. Mr Kunolraan'u, and having a frontage of 182 foet to O'Connell'Street, whloh could (If desired) be subdivided to advantage. —D. F. Kvanß.'Kstato Agent Queai-street, 130 |lu)K HALS, Business Premiees at r Mount Kden, situate In main road; a splendid opening for a Choralst, as at present there is not one in thin large and populouß district. The bulldlns Is new, substantial, end well finished.—Full particulars from Mrs Jack, oa the promises, or of D. F. Kvans, Kstate Agent, Queen-street. pUU SAL E OR LEA sis. Takapuna. North SHORifc-Dealrable Store, Dwelling, and Outhouses, almost new and In flrstalasg ordor, together with 6 aorea Splendid Land (in orops) on main road and In the vicinity of the beautiful lake, and commanding splendid view of Auckland harbour, A most deelrable property, and well worthy inspection. p.ft EVANq, Ml Kl^Alrent. 3UILDINQ qiTESS BOILPJNQ All those Splendid Allotments situate In Col lege Road 'tho only lota for sale on sight-hand side going np, and being within a few minutes walk of the cltj). Should command a ready sale. This is a splendid investment for building purposes. Prloe, only £3 10s ncr foot upwards. For villa residences the position Is first-class. Aleo, at BJiully Boaeb, a fow lots (68 x 120) still unaold; price, 42s 6d per foot. Ralloy's Paddock—Lots 33 x 99, at £10 each Ryle street, Ponsonby-Lot Mo. 107, an offer wanted. And others on application to D. F. EVANS. Kstato Agent, qeit ''uerald" Offloe. ji O X " 8 A t B, l- MABAMARUA, PAHI, KAIPARA, An Improved Farm of 100 acres, nearly all plosghablo land. The Farm ia for absolute sale, owing to business matters calling the ownor away from the district.' It is one of the best seleotions on tho well-known eitate b£ Captain Colbeck. • -^ The Improvements consist ot a sew s|x roomod Houbo, paltered' and painted, complete boundary (ence; eo>enty aores of good Brass, subdivision' for garden ana oroliard, two good pigsties, gOQd shanty. 10 x 12 (eet, fowl-house, and oflloas. A nover-failing oreek runs through the property, which is accessible by land aad water. Stock eon be taken at a valuation it desired. For furthor particulars, apply to MBTCaLFK & HILL, Or. 29. N.Z. insurance Buildings. B. TONK3 & CO.. Queen-street. Q N^ S A L. ?, ex Queen, fr,o,m lia,rotonga, 4O«OQO ORANGES, In Prime Condition, In Lota to suit Purchasers, from 20 dozen upwards to 60 dozen. L. W. EATON. April 20th, 1882. ri HULMK, BUTCHER, \JT« Ljbt w Prices :— Mutton, 2d, 3d and Id per lb Roast Beef, 3Jd. id and Sd per lb Boiling Beet. 2J.1 and 3d per lb Foik, 3d to id per lb Lamb. 3d. Id and 5d per lb Veal, 3d toad per lb I Pork (sausage. 6d per lb Superior Beef Baueage, Id per lb German Saußage 6d per lb ' Poultry—Fowla from la 94 to Ze $d Turkeys, 3s Gd to. 8s" fid Splendia Corned Qeef, 3d. in kegs or barrels 2Jdporlh. QUEKN-BTRKET, AucKtAND. For esnHnuatton.aee First Page. Stove and Oven Maker. GO AND BEE OR SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED PRICE LIST. TTEBB.BRT TV OMITH'S IMPROVED NEW ZEALANDi EOL.IPSE WRuUGHT-IRUN COTTAGE RANQia BEWABK OF IMITATIONS. <■t en } —gjD¥~~l (PI g & \AUCKLANDyI p. WHAT THE PERSONS WHO HAVE IN USK BAY 1 To. Mr H, H. Smlth-The ranges whloh I pur chased of you havo been found to give every satisfaction.- J. HiLiDAY.-Bpsom, August ID, 880, New Plymouth, October 25,1878.-Mr H. H. Smith; Slr,-I have had one of your Potent Portable Ovens in use for some yean, and find t haß f ally borne out tho merits yon claimed for It, vl?., portability, eoonomy, and faculty ot boating. I uiuoh prefer it to either a fixed oven or a heavy oast iron one. Please send me. one of your Improved Portablo Side Ovens, largedt Blue. The side opening forthe fire fa, I think, a great Improvement.—l am, sjr.ye.urfl very truly, n 9 BKKET faevonport,' North Shore, Jnly 26,1880.-The Boa. H. B. DpveMox i» ?'»d to Intorg Mr H^best%mM toatthe Kofipße Cottage Range purotosed by him In August 18J9. gives the Erreatost satisfaction, and baa proved a small fuel ooßßniiey; remarkably easy to oleanand nerJootly oafe from all ehanoe of acoident by are, in short the cheapest and best Mr Devere^x has ever owned. Stoves sold on the Difrr^kd Pavmbnt System, AUCKLAND! IRON WORKS, dushaw-stbbbt,, A SINGING CLASS Will be Opened by PROFESSOR OAUjUAU, In the Christiana" Meeting House, Cook-street On TUESDAY, May 2nd, at 7 SO. Feo i Ladies, 6b ; Gents, 10s 6d per Quarter.



TO lißt t fT\O LET, a New Shop and Dwelling ot > a 5 rooms. Ponsonby Road (nest Mr Bloom -1 Held, Chemist). Rent. 21a per week.—D. F. , Evans. KBtate Agent. Qneen-Btreet ' rjtU LET, That Handsome Villa Keu- J. denoe, known as Lester Villa, Bltuated on College Hill, containing 8 rooms, etc, all in ' first-class order; stable, coaohhonse, eto.— Apply to Mr Newbold, on the premises; or to D. F, Evnna, Batata *gent, Qaean street. O LIST, Offices in yueen-street, Up stairs and Down-stairs.—Apply Mutual Life Association ol Australasia, No. 81, Queen street; 1 1 0 LET, a very comfortable Villa Kesi- JL denoe,7 rooms (exolunlvo of pantrj), dairy, stable. buKgy-honso, garden. &c, Sec; sitna tiun—Mlirord-atreet, Ponsonby; water vlow. Rent, only £1 per week.—D. F. Evans, KBtate Agent, Queen-Btreet. T|lO LET, a Large Furnished House in A Upper Symonds - street; every oon venience, «as laid on, and uae ot cow.—Apply personally or by letter to AB, Stab office. rriO LET, a Shop and Residence in the I centre of Grey-atreet; rent. 163. Aleo a small Cottage st the baofc; rent. 6a Bd per week. —J. M. Lennox. KBtate Agent. 'I'O LKT, in Upper Pitt-street, near t King's Arms Hotel,a Four-roomed Cot tago, with scullery and pantry, finished in firat-olasa style; gas and water laid in. Kent moderate.-Apply at Mrs Jaokson's shop, next door. fJVJ LET, a four-roomed Bouse in Pon. office S°nbr: rent mod6rate--APPl r ot btar rpo LET, a neat detached Cottage, of 1- Five rooms; garden, tank, and well; and one of Four rooms, Bs. - James Held, Kden lorraco. nno LET, a Bakers Shop and Oven, in „» M w? ulnßton-stret, now in the oooupatlon of Mr J, Hamilton,—Apply to F. L. Prime. Eatato Agent. 28, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. rr\O LET, a commodious New Brick w s, Store (two-8torl6B). and large dry cellar. ---w. & 6. Wlnstone, Cußtom-Honße-street. rpo LET, a seven-roomed well-finished -■?- i HoFe. Possession on the I9th inst. Hall foet wide, bath-room, water laid on. lawn in front. Rent, 18a. Situate corner of William and Howe-streets.—Apply to T.W, Marßh, next floor. TIO LET, Premises suitable for a shop or offloe.—Apply to John Barle. High-street. TO LET—Those New Brick Shops and f nii Dwellings, reoently ereotad at the Corner ot Pitt ana Vinoerit-streets. by Mr W. J. Offer, . and now ready for ooonpatlon.—Apply to F. L. Prime, Katato Agent, 28, N.Z. Insnranoe Build ings. rpO LET, hy contract, the Plaster Work A of abrjokhouse at Newlynj».-Apply at A. Ramsden'e. NewW, Whan, ff\O LET, a I'amjly Healdenoe containing ih vi? r?r On% ?«h mitable outbuildings, oS the New North Road l possession given Imme dlately.-.Apply to F. L. Prime, Estate Agent. 28. N.Z. Inroranoe Buildings. TV\Q LET, Handsome and Commodious •A- Beildenoe end Grounds, situated in Curran-Btreet. Ponsonby, for a term of Twelve Kdger In England. The House contains Nine *"». <»" burnished complete with evwy convenience - washlwuoe, copper, etc. The n 1?« U Un I?f n 1? (? bA at T^ Aw°B m wtent) we ver? •astefnUy laid out. The situation is salubrious and Viaw unanrpasßed. Rent (to a good tenant very moderated. F. Kyans. BttitS AJentT rj\ o l b x, D g§NrLEMAN'a "cwTmodiopb rbbi uknck (new) of eight rooms, situated in Prlnoes-street, AlbertTparfc sitnat on 6xoe° lent;' gas and water laid on; plangeandßtower Ecclesiastical. OD1(G MEN'S UiTBISTIAN ASSO. ►~»t»CI mTIS N ' <? rW ?J WeHoder »na Albert SS^kT^OT 1*? 1111^1 Prayer will be held THI3 (SaturdwT KVBNINQ, at 7.30. A Bible Heading W iU US given, Friends are cordially luvttod, A BIBLE CLABB for MEN every Sunday afternoon, from 3 tilU. HT-BTKKET WEBLEYAN CHUROfI.-Morning.at 11, Rev. H. R. Dewibury; Evening, at 6.30, Rev. A. Reid. GKAFTON ROAD WESLEYA*N CHURCH—Mornlng, 1L Bey, W. C. Oliver; Kvenlng. at 6.30, Rav.W."o. Pargonaon. FARNELL WESLEYAN CHUKCH.— Bxmday Services—Morning, at 11, Rev, J. WheweU; Evening, at 6.30. Mr J. Foater. DEVONPOKT WESLEYAiN CHURCH.-Morning, at 11. Rev. G. Specce; Kvenlng. at 6.30. Rev. G. Spqncg. XTEWMARKET WESLEY AN XI CHURCH.-Morning, at 11, Rev. W. G, Parsosgon; Evening, at 0.30, Rev. W. O. Oliver. CILLERBLIE WESLEY AN SERVICES lli -UivinoservlcewillbeheldinthßPuVillo School-room To-morrow Evening, at 0.90, by Mr Cheeseman. B ™ ARCH. HILL WESLEYAN SER ■ Berrloe will b3 held In the Pabllo School-room To-morrow Evening, at 8.80, by Mr Clifton. CIONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Beres / ford-fltreet-ThetjsuaiaervUjeiwUlbseon duoted To-morrow(?ujid»i), at U am. hy the Rev. Jamea Guy, and # a 30. P.m. by the Pastor, the R?y. X Robgrmon. \I7ELLESLIYJSmEET BAPTIST T T OHUHOH.-Sunday. 23rd Instant-Mr Th(K. QsoTKeon will preach Morning and Even ing in the above ohnroh; "PRIMITIVE METUOUIBT CHUKCH, J Alexandra-street,-? Sunday Services — Morning at 11, and Kvening at 6,30, Rev, Wm, S. Potter, > IJBIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, Pitt and Edwin-streets.—Afternoon at 3 o'clook, Bey. W. S. Potter; Kvenlng at &3SL Mr F. Booth. |jiRAH KLIN RUAJJ PRIMITIVE V MKTHODIST OHUROH.-Servloes To morrow; Morning at 11, Rev. J. Robertson, M.A.: Evening at 6.30, Rev. J. Guy. UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH, Pitt ana Vinoeßt etreets.- Bunday Services, April 23, to bs conducted in the Morning at il, by the Roy. T. Hodgson, and In the Evening at 8.30. by Mr P. Hemna. ST. DAVID'S CHURCH, Upper By mond(-sljreet;-Mo»lDg, at U: Kveiling, at 8 30, the Rev. T. MoKensio Froser, M.A., will deliver the postponed Leoture, " The Blceßless Mght, a Unit Ija the Chain ot Providence." S~ T, LUKE'S PRESBYTERIAN OHUROff, Remnera.-The Rev. G. B. Mouro will Lecture To-morrow Kvonlng. at 6.30, Subject, " The Pulpit and its Relation to Seep-. tlolsm." ' PRBSBYTKRIAN CHUROH7 North -L Shore.—Divine Servloe will bs oonduoted To-morrow by the Rev. Mr Boyd, Morning at 11, Evening at 6.20. I ORNE-STREET HALL—UNSECTA. JU RUN SUNDAY SERVICES. April 23. Morning: Sorvlco crjly, at U o'clock, oonduoted by the Rev. S.'Kdger, H.A, Subjeot, "Coßse . oration of the Body by the Spirit; and its Desa cration,'-' i rnEMFERANCE HALL.-Geo. A. 6.30. fiubjoot, " Scripture Teaching on Future Recognition ot the Dead." Morning noMce at II o'oloolc /ANBHUNGA TEMPERANCE HALL. V-^ —Mr E. Hi Taylor, Evangelist from Eng land, will l^otuvo on Sunday Mglit, at 6 30. Babje^t, " Fntnre Pnnishment: What Is it?" <l I_TOW JESUS PREACHED,1 Chris- JJL tlana" Meeting-house, Cook and Hobson. streetß. by k. Lewis, Evangelist, To morrow, at C.30. Come and hear: /iHRiSTADELPHIAN.S meet in the \-J Carlton Aoademy, Uobpon street, every flrat day of the wmS to broak bread, 11a.m.; Bible Olasa. 3 p.m. Trftth-seehera invited. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST LAT TKR-HAY BAINTS hold Meetings in the Masonlo Hall. Newton, on Sunday—ll a.m. tor Sacrament, 0.30 p.m. preaching the Gospel. All are invited. No collection. rpHE MONTHLY SERVICE OS! SOrJS I. will be oonduoted by Mr Ryan on the Hospital Lawn at 8 o'olook To-morrow. Mnsl oal Handbills will be nqed, mHEATRS ROYAL: SUNDAY EVEN- X ING SERVICES, under the oonduot of the Young Men's Christian Association, on Sunday Evening, from Bto S. Ail are invited. Seats Vree. \ Oalla. rfiHAMES DEEP LEVEL TRIBUTE L COMPANY (LIMITED). N O T I O Bi The Allotment Call of 3d per share will be due and payable to the Secretary on MONDAY 21th instant. The Share Register will be Closed iron TUESDAY, 25th. nntll THURSDAY, 2«h taut (inclusive), for the purpose of preparing tn< Call Lißt. JAMES BTODART. Secretary, Anokland, Apill 20,1882. Medical. MARSHALL'S Special Tipcture o: PodODhylnm is the best known remedj for all stomach disorders; price I*.—O. W Qoodson. Bole Agent for Anokland. "~r"RhFfact is now assured X. THAT INQIPIENT 00NBUMPHON, OHRONIO BHONOHIIIB, ASTHMA, IHROAT AND LUNO COMPLAINTS, NKUVOBB AHB WABTINa DIBBABK3 are permanently relieved, the wont : symptom's arrested, and a healthy re action produced by IIOKIN'3 BYKUP OF KUOALYPTU3 WITk HYPUPHUai'IiITKa UK IiIMK ANL) QUlNlNlt. These great results are owUrb to the Dombhiatlon of . j NBBVB ANn HBAIN TOmOS ttatlendtapMased Bnatalnlngpbwerato the invalid, aided to whioh is tho : SPECIFIC AQTTOH o| the EnwJyptuß on the rnvms mm branes, whereby the alt passages are , cleared of unhealthy secretions In a natural manner,. Dally evidence Is afforded ot the per manent reßUfioltating action ol this romefty—ao that all who suffer should at once make a trial of its eminent proper j : ties, The Euoalyptas Syrup is moderate In, price, and within the reach ol all who need it. It la a paonnacontloal combina tion ot tonlo alkaloids with hypophos > phltes,and not a secret nostrum. Registered and gazetted under "The Trades Marks Registration Aot," by !,. Graves Aiokin, The Phannaoy, Ano» hind. Wholesale Agent I Taa N«W ZEALAND DBUG OOMFANT!



Public Notices. '"■JJ"O PAY," NO MORE WORK. FINAL NOTICBi Those persons who have NOT PAID for EMPTYING thalr CLO3KTS Last Year, and Past Quarter This Year, notice is hereby given that the Sorvioe will be DISCONTINUED atter the 22nd mat. QKORGE WILSON, Contractor, J^/JK A NGELO TfIiORREST (PapU ot Charles Hal! 6) ORGANI3T OF St. PAUL'S CHUHOH, Is prepared to receive Pupils for THE ORGAN, PIANOFORTE, HARMONY, CANON, COUNTERPOINT. AND FUGUK, At his or their Reßidence, attend Concerto, Sso., on and after April 24,1882. Tkkmb ok Application. WATERLOO QUADRANT, AUCKLAND. X, P 0 0 L E V, Obciaihst of Sr. Matthbw's Church. KARANGAHAPK ROAD, la prepared to receive Paplls for the OKOAN, PIANOFORTE, AND SINGING, At the above address, or at the residence of Paplls. A Quarter may be commenced from date ot First Lesion. j^IGHT HOOKS' DEMONSTRATION. noTtTok. a T&° p0?"11*'^? request all those who have subßcription Lista to send them in by MON ?^ V,? IQHT- J he a4th lnßtlnt. «' 8 o'clock; aU/-°A°^ ntß BBalnßt the Committee to b» h?S Mre * a rith^? Mnwttawand placo-the Work- Ing Men s Club, Darby-street. JjHN JA3 HUNTKR, . Hon. Sep. N ° T 1 O E. Ik?™ taken possession °* 41»e Book Debts and Assets ot Thomas Rlley, under the power ronforredon me by bill of sale, andrewestaU 2SSK& SSa?" *'a NOHIB-at Bhoo ALFRED BUOKLAND. BANK. \P&2V uffr§ aro P^P^ed to Lend Money >n Freehold Seouritiea in sums from £50 and ipwardg. Mortgages can be redeemed by juarterly instalments. Applications for loans jo^e sent in by SATURDAY.the 29th April, R. CAMERON, Manasjcr. Temporary Offices: Darby-street. MY Wife, Mary Annik Aemitaoe, having on her own will, left her home, i hereby give notice that I will not be responsi ble for any Debt or Debts she—my wife—may lontraot after this data—W. Armltage. Wells ford, Pore Albert.-Aprll 20,1882. pER "EVJENIN6 STAR." ■ r M 'Wlt<w Jrjlr.-I Challenge aU Opponents of Local Enterprise, ba who they may, to Produce Jeftion'e ual^ mP°nn4 fM Dyspenala or Indl" £ Bo^|Yß WaESTIVB MKAfc for PnUe k J. ROBLEY, 26, Grby-stbkbt. XrOTICE.-We beg to announce that we mm-SSTl**^" 1??!?* W.Keana'B Cool and aiSJS? X? rd *J?' the eomei ot Wellesley and wL»?" B, ti reeis>wh. cF BJ eateVreßaredto supply . Newoaßtlß,Tanplrl.Kamoand Bay of Islands H?-^ 80 °°ke »?a,Ciiaroo»l.-In addition to D the above, wa will also undertake Express S O-^,. 0?* 1™ »>K be left at the Yard, oorner of WeUesley ana Albert-treets. orato. Poison's, Wmiam-9treet,-A. fc Q. PQLBON. "•rulBU"11' FIFTY POUKDB REWASD to any wmMiW 11 »r?cat^K 'Wger Premises for our ( neßß- -Dlrect snp-tiir /»^N. KIM LOCKS, 2s ; Bronze Fenders, Sf Jf ! Ir D °,n^ B?, dßtcaa% Ka'* Wire Meat Store 6S> Sg "~D'lfeot; Supply (SMOOTHING IRONS, Is; Galvanised ! KJ Buokete. Is C.i; Tubs, 4s 9d; Bronze Lamps. HD^B& CS h& 6IMB- andaa^^^^ JET bracelets, S& j Ladies' Straw W and Leather Bags, Purses, Albums. Fancy and Furnishing Goofln,ha« usual prioeß.-Dlreot Supply StorQ, QKPiiAW HOME. Gentlemen wishing to form an Orohestra, for PWformanceof the ' r May Queea." arerequastea to send In their names (stating Instrument) to the Beoretary at. MattheWa Choir. g h ~A " T B si i FIRST-CLASS ENGLISH SIATES, JUST LANDSB. a KHODES'S YARD, Castom-houje-Btroet. -— — J^ 0 X I 0 B. We beg to announce tbat we havo taken over Mr Clayton's COAL and FIREWOOD YARD at Newmarket,where we are prepared to supply ewcabixib. Taupiki, Kamo, and Bay of iBTiANDS Ccuir-alio, Cokb and Chahoo al. In addition to the above, we have for Sale Ml :lnda of Fbkoino Matrrial, Dkain Tiles, >ipin, fto., and will undertake Casiikq and Fending Contracts. Orders may be left at 1, Fort-atreet, or at our Offloe, Newmarket . . _~?AH. MOND fc BYRON. Newmarket, April U, 1882. 1«1 A 10 £IQ,OOU LENT on BoUdlng a/Ji-Xr SooVetyprinoiplea.raonothertenai o Butt borrowers. Allotments bought and louses baiit on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Bee List of Properties tor Bale On* th pace. Blx per cent, allowed on money deposited for investment.— C. WnxiAUBOK, Land, Batata and Financial Anent. Vnlo&n Lane. NOTICE.— All DEBTS due and owidg to mo are requested to be paid before the end of the month. After this notice they will be plaoed in the hands ot a solicitor for reoovery. F. G. CLAYTON. Newmarket. April 19,1882. aENRY PETRY, JEWELLER & DIAMOND BETTKK, Viotobia-btrbbi (opposite Royal Mall), two doors below Holland and Butler's. N.8.-A Cholos Stock of the Latest Novelties in Jewellery, Watches, &&, always on hand, Repairs neatly executed on Urn Premises, and Orders promptly attended to. PREDK. WHITE HEAD'S BBTAIL TKA ADVBKTISBMEOT, FINEST CHINA TEA SIETING3, VI per lb. Selected from the London market, and re markably cheap. Gives a strong, think, acd pungent llQuor. CHOICEST PURE FIRST CROP BROKEN PANYONG CONGOU. This Tea for valne in the oup Is worth pence per pound more money. Prioo, 1/6 per lb. The like rarely oomes into this market. A SPLENDID DARJSELJNG FLAVOURED MIXTURE; guaranteed >a blend of Pure India and China Teas. Prioe, 1/8 per lb. "TKA EXTRAORDINARYI" Tho ready sale this Tea commands proves it worthy the name. Price, 2/ per lb, "FAMILY MIXTURE." A blend of extra highly cured first orop India and China Teas; will carry well, and im prove with lengthened brewing In the pot, and prove itself an eoonomlo high-clara Family Tea. Prioe, 2/6perlb. "VERY RICH DEEP BROWN TEA." A combination ot some oi the purest, the strongest, and the rlohest flavoured Teas Imported. Give it a trial. Price, 3/por lb. 90 BOXES "FOOK OAN PEKOE TEA.* About the Finest importation ot the Season. Prioe, 38/ per box. Frbdk. Whttehead, wholesale and retail tea dealer, "fOSOBU-STBKBT. AUCKLAND. A USTRIAN BBNTWOOD t jt h r-fTOTTK "• Cane Chairs, Austrian m(taaenite«flL Bentwooaf!an9 Oonohes an 4 Ka, yoeen-fitreet. j^^f^ xxatxtaa Bentwood Cane Rooking Ohalra. WALNUT DRAWING ROOM SUITES in m Qn^SSSS: sak> TK«fT. **V. and Ore iA vinewi-Btreeti, -y^^j. note and Canterburya. MAHOGANY, CEDAR . v., ~,..., « Bimu, and Kauri Din maneaxMbSat'^-KWni Suites In Lwther ii&«ueen-Btreet. Halrolo _^ American Cloth. IRON Halt-Tester Bod steads. Iron French Bed- Bedsteads, Iron cote. "~~ ATENT BpriiHL Boiler ._. BUndy e%Z$ ~ IABPBia flftothrnge. / Linoleum, Flooroloth, ■ : T IBERAL DISCOUNT to cation. - ' ~~~* EDBOOM FUENITORK In Choice Mottled Kauri, [12% Queen-street. Waidrobeß,Bedßteads,Waiibi st&nda aad ToUot TaWea,



Amusements. S~~£ JA ME S'S HALL, - WKIXUnjTON-STIUCET. - MB. BARRY'S AUCKLAND BLOC U T lON CLASS KNTKRTAINHENT. Assisted by Members of the Babbath-sohooL In Ala ol the Bohool Libraby Fomd. ON TUESDAY, 25th APRIL, 1882. Pkogbammb: Overture ..*......„... Pigno Recitation-'- TeU to his NaHre Country ""..Mr ' - Reoltatl'on — "The srorkshlroman and hto ' Family ". .Mr J. A; Snoddcn Duet— "The Blphln CaU"..Mi«sea MoMlliau and Maobie Recitation—" The Suicide"..Mr J. MoCoskrie - leoltatlon-" Maroo Bozzarles "-Mr I. Maeky ' Song-;' Sly to thy Beet, pretty Bird"_ ..Mr J. McOoskrle Recitation-" The Curfew "-Mr Bj 8. Barry Interval. Overtors ..,.„ piano Keoitatlon-" Barbara Frltohle"........Master Walter Barry tong-" Waiting"..Miss MoMIUan Dialogue, from the Oomofly of "The Rivals".. •eoltatlon-"TheUnelo-..MrG. Lawionoa Ltnet—" Home to onr Mountains ".......... Mla» _ MoMUlanandMoOoSSfe ••«"» , co tatlon-" Beth GUbart M. .Mr B, 0. Maokle Recitation.... _ «,Mr J. C. Maoky JNO. HOBNB. HOB. 800. "\TEW ZEALAND REGIMENT OF ' J-l ARTILLKBY.-A BATTERY. , A GRAND B4.LL, to oelehrate the Twenty- r6 ourth Anniversary of the Auokland \olnn eerg,, will be held In the LORNK-STRKET J ALL, on TUKSDAY BriCNING, May 28. | , Double Tjoketo. la Od eaoK-To beontainei from Mcmbera of the Committee, or FKKD J. ROOKRB, Hon. Bee. Board and Residence. A GENTLEMAN requires, in a reipcct xi able private family, Board, with Slitinft room and Bedroom, about flre minutes'walk fom Post-offl«e.-»ddreßS J.F.a, oare of J. 0. Bharland So Co.. Shortlandßtreet. OABD and RKHIDEfCB at Birkcn- ,' head, Northoote. a few minute* walk from new wharf .-Apply Mr MoMarter. Draper. | " ODGINGS at Brigatoß, Parnell, for J man and his wifo.-Mr« Norrle. Wynyard atreet, Btinhton Road. ITAOANOY for a Gentleman or Married i T Oroydon Villa. Vlnoenfrstrest— Mrs ifQller. , . •: IJ.OVKRNOK JBKOWNS HOVJUu .'J V3T HOBSON-HTRKKT, Board i.m?LoDaiNa__..___..2ob per Week 4 __ Auctions. ABOUT THE IST MAY, j QALE OP FRENCH ANS> mKM&ft 3 PIANOS. ..'-•-; By the oelebrated makers. Xdpp and Mfaa» | NeuSeld, Boaener, Nenmoyer, Auolier, Simon, Bord, &o. B, TONES & CO., -] Auctioneers. j B. TONES, S. C. CABS, B. D. TONES J WEDNESDAY, APBIL 26. ! TIUDE SALE. Q.ROCIEKY, SUGARS, CDKRANTS, &a, &a, &o. v b, ionlks^ & co., Auctioneers. B. TONES, E. C. CAEK. B. D. TONES ABOUT THE IST MAY; TBE BALAMCE"oi ENGLISH FUK NITDRE, ex Crownthorpe, now nn paokiuar, will be sold about the above date, comprising—Drawing and Dining room Suites, Tables, Card TablOß, What- ? •' notsj Bent wood Chairs, Mata, . &C, &0., &0. B. TONES & CO, Anotioneera. B. TONES, B. 0. OARR. B. D. TONES j WEDNESDAY, APBIL 26, CONGOU TEAS I CONGOU^TEaSI Ex s, s. Bo wen. B. TON KS & 0 o,' "\m/ ILL sell on Wednesday, the 2616 T T instant, at 11 o'olook, . egAHALB'-OHBSTS CONGOU^ orf s pov Kxß.«.Bowen * ill DITTO DITIO;|| IQO BOXES GDNPOWDBB, HITSON, ANDPBKOK Samples at Mart for Liquoring. . -. THUKSDAY, APKII, 27. SMALL SUBURBAN FARM NEAR MOUMT ALBERT ANu THE WHAU. R. ARTHUR HAB received positive inatraetions t& ''IB Bell on Thursday, 2fth Instant, at 12 o'oloek noon, without theatightesJrSerVe ! A HANDY liITTLK FARM of 6a tr 70. The land Is situated a little past CapkJamert! Nursery, and not far from the KesbyterJan Manse. The land around is taken by Renae roon who are about building and nlantlnß fihla seaaon, TheaoU is plonßhable, and flrstotosi for fruit or vine growing purposes, and well watered. Thoreisaflne view of thefluMoun*. ing country for miles. To a man wlttsnSu means a ftoe inoomo may be made off fruit . ' growing alone. The distance from the Railway Station la only about 20 minutes' wdfctol short time this land may be of great value. No Reserve, '•; . R. A R T H UR, Saleamnn and Auctioneer, TOESDAY, APRM» 25. At 11 o'Cteck. TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. LARGE SHED V Ol4 REMOVAL, G. W. BiNNEY ' ;' HAS received instructions to Mll.br public uaotlcn, on the Premises at the Baok of the Royal Mull Hotel, VtotorliwrtreM the Large Shed lately oooupleo by MennE Terms Cash. WEDNESDAY, APBIL 26. CHEVIOT TWEEDS, SCOTCH, SAXONY, AND ALL-WOOL TWEEDS, MEN'S, BOYS', AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING, KELT HATS, WATERPROOF COATS, HOSIERY, MUSMBS, CRETONNES, UMBRELLAS, DHILLS, DUNGAREES, HANDKEKCHIEiTS, UNDERCLOTH ING, &O. t &p.,&Q. GABRIEL LEWIS XT AS received Inatruoiions to sett by JL-L anonon at Ms Booms (opposite Messrs Miorntoa.smlth and Flrth'B MUls^Lowm Queen? street, on the above date, at v &&(£&. - 1Q CASKS OF ABOVK GOODS. Terms at Sale. XHURSDAY, APBli 27..\ Ex P/ireora, from Lonion, KNGLISH-MADK FURN*TURB r . ■ - "? - GERMAN PIANOS, ' "';'" ORGAN, 1 ' &a, ; &&, &o, - ■ ■■ GABRIEL LEWIS, HAS received instructions to-setf, at ate Rppma (opposite Thosnton, Smith a»d ffi lo^fA m S n Bo^|.« D ?. o*k Hau Stands M«telK«r Backs Toilet and pier Glauses, TOBM Otoet fouler*, Mahogany and Loo Tablaa, Oooaalonal. Work, and Glrar Tables. Whatnots, Drawing-room BuUm. Jteuweia Carpeti, B^oh^f-jSH Tester Iron Bedßteads, i • ' &0.,; &0., &Q. (Contihiied oh Fourth Page,}