proposed. A great work Lad been done. •hie Native Minister had bad to pass throu.h a great tlifliculty. Any man upon v/hom the lives of hundreds depended had a great difficulty to contend With. I) all allowance ought to be made for the great difficulties by which he was surrounded. Under those circumstances it was not to be expected that all would be agreed ai to the propriety of every step by which the solu tion had bern brought about. Tho thanks of Die colony were cine to Mr Bryce. He had brought about a peaceful solution of a very difficult problem without shedding a drop of blood, without a single act of cruelty, and without doing anything which reilecttd discredit on the. colony or would cast a slur on his reputation. These.are, however, due to Mr Bryce, and he said, pass the Indemnity Bill without a word, and give tha Native Minister what was undonbtedly his due, bnt in bringing about his peaceful solution, Mr Bryce had a great friend- that friend was Te Whiti. He fnlly believed that To Whiti's intentions were peaceful. Te \Thiti had embarked in a moat dangerous project. He hnd undertaken to do what he could not porform, and it would have been all but impossible for him to have re strained his followers much longer. If the country was thrcatoned wiih dan cer from the influence of ouo man, he believed it was perfectly right to keep that person in safe custody. He thought they were quite_ justified in pre venting Te Whiti reluming to Pnrihaka. That was the course to which they should assent, but he did not think they should condemn Te Whiti without allowing him to be heard, That was just what the preamble of the Bill did, and he would suggest that the preamble ahsuld he struck out, and the Bill left to say simply that it was necessary for the safety of the country that a certain nhiof should be detained in 9afe keeping, In that way they would get out of all difficulty, and at the same time placo the j country in a position of security,' The same thing had been done before. A previous prophet had been detained in that way, and when h? was again restored to liberty, ho confessed that he was not a prophet. He was to have beca a prophet, he eaid, but free intercourse witu Europeans hud de stroyed his influence. The Native Min ister was in no way responsible for tho Native difficulty. He found it after it had been created, and he had acted ex actly as he (Sir U, Grey) would hare done had he , remainsd in office; although, probably Mr Bryce had done it better than he would have been able to do.

Mr Bbacken said that for anything he knew the Native Minister did perfectly light. In the grand military display he made before Parihuka, he was a colonial Nupoleon on a white horse. He regarded Mr Bryce as a conscientious autocratic man. As such bo was unfit to bo a Minister of a Democratic colony. Had the Government brought these men to trial, they would have earned the gratitude of the colony, but to a9k power to detain them without trial was not to be tolerated. He might be told that this was mere sentimcntalism. If they had more sentimentalist)! and less selfishness in that House they would have pure laws. The Treaty of Waitangi set forth that the natives were to have all the privileges of British subjects, and as such they had a rislit to trial by jury. Ho would protest against tho Bill? although be stood alone. He regretted to find his venerable friend, Sir George Grey, acquiescing in what had been dono.

Mr Hutchison was also surprised at tho • statements made by hir Georgo Grey. ' Criticising tho Native Minister's speech, ho ' said it was the lirat time ho had ever ( hrard it stated in that House that any ( man was to bo restrained for his religious belief, yet that was what was proposed to ! * be dono in tho case of Te Whiti. Certain \ words had been mentioned as seditious. . He asked what proof was there that these words had ever been uttered by Te Whiti? ■, The authority was sotno of these p.ikehn- " Maoris, and little reliance could be placed ■ on their testimony. Liko the previous speaker, he protested against tho injuatico proposed to be done. The real fact was j that they could not try To Whiti, aa there • was no charge against him. It had been ' broadly asserted that Te |Whiti had been made a sort of election agent for the Govermant. It was wall known that the • Native Minister had little lovo for the ' Maoris, and a good deal pf love for himself, ( and accordingly he Bet about and made a great fuss at a very opportuno period, just before the elections, and just before tho Governor, who had a particular iutereat in native matters, returned to the colony. He bad no hesitation in saying that the driving of the natives from Parihaka, and thu des truction of the food, was noihinjr short of J an outrage, aggravated by the fact that it was tho doing of the strong to the weak, i He believed the whole thing was got up for a puipo3O. it was a cruel and arbitrary proceeding, amounting almost to an out- ' rage. , Mr DbLAUTOUR admitted that the ' Native Minister was in no way responsible for the native difficulty. It was unfair to ] Seek to ascribe murder or rapine to the two men whose case was more immediately ' Under consideration. For ten years bo attempt was made to enforce the confisca tion, Tho Government took the lands from the very persons by purchase,' whose very title they were now told had gone by pro- clamation, and paid them at the rate of 5s por acre. The whole spirit of the proclama tion was that it should be carried out within two years, and doc after a suspense of 15 ( years, as had taken place. The Natiyo Minister had made statement atter state inent that nighviu direct conilict with the i roport of the West Coast Commission. He I did not say but that the Minister was as J able to form as correct an opinion as was , the Commissioner, but there being a conflict i of opinion, he most certainly counselled j calm deliberation, Anoxtravagantandirre- . sponsible system of native laud purchase - : was inangarated, large Sams of which went ■'. to promote those veryfeasts and gatherings j which this army on November sth was j called out to disperse. He read extracts . from a report to the effect that for a j period of ten years the Government had j not exercised auy right of ownership, i and had practically sanctioned the return : of the natives to the land. Tc Whiti and | his accomplices, it was admitted, had not ; been in rebellion. All- that was said \ against him was that lie was fanatical. : The argument that £3000 per annum would : be derived from the proposed reserves was i a mere miserable subterfuge. Apply the same principle to the largo landowners, say, In Canterbury. Go to thesa men and tell ', them that £500 was enough for them to live on, and we will tako the rest of your land. . Would they do that? No; and why did they seek to do it with the poor Maori? Why, but • simply because . the -one was black arid the other white. Up to the time tljat tho Plains were advertised \n Mpl bournc and elsewhere, not a word had been said about reserves. . That was wh, y tfce surveyors wore turned off. In.reality wq admitted that wrong had been done. Mr BAthgate protested against the principle underlying the Bill, The Bill was an unwarrantable Interference with the liberty of tho subject. The prearablo stated that it was feared Te. Whiti would return to Parihaka. They ought mot to ibe asked to legislate for any man's fears, What they werd asked to do was to mako a y law applicable 'to two particular individuals. The fact was, as attested by the newspapo's of the day, these two men were now enjoying' themselves- at Christ church' visiting the Exhibition, _&c.(> the same as any other. British subject. For these reasons he protested against the Bill. Mr TAWIIAI thought the Bill was intro duced to covor a fault committed by.the Government. Tho confiscation had-been abandoned for a period of ten years. He strongly opposed the Bill. '- Mr Sheehan moved theadiournment of the.dobate.'' This was carried, and at 12 5 the House rose, _ M ,,.

FATA L RESULT OF ACCI DENT.

(BY 'TBIjEGRArn. OWN Ct>EBE3?ONDEST.)

COROMANDEL, this day. The injured lad:, Thomas Lynch, died last night alraosi immediately after the arrival of tho steamer from Auckland. Mr John Lynch, father of the suffering lad, met the steamer with a, boat, to got Doctor Hooper ashore without delay, and having a special coach ready, ithe doctor was driven at once to the lad's homo, but on seeing him pro nonnced him to be::sinking rapidly. An inquest is now being held, i The Tokatca broke through yesterday. Kapanga still getting rich gold,

LATEST PARLIAMENTARY NEWS.

(FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.)

WELLINGTON, this day. SIX GEORGE GREY'S NEW BILLS.

DEFERRED PAYMENT SKTTLEBS BILL. The object of this measure is to enable Government to appoint a Commissioner to enquire into all circumstances of any com plaint made by deterred payment settler, of inability to pay instalment?, on account of unfair prica of land, and thereupon to fix , what is the fair price which the settler must pay. . CONSTITUTIOHAti AMENDMENT. This Bill is meant to provide a soluti»n of any conflict caused by either of the ■Chambers passing a meaiure for amending constituencies which is rejected by the othei Chamber. If tho Chamber_ which passed the measure thereupon carries the original amendment worded in the form of a resolution, putting a plain and simple issue to the country, the Speaker transmits such resolution to the Governor, who there upon submits it to a plebiscite of the electors cf New Zealand, and if it is carried by a majority of votes, it thereupon becomes the law of tho colony. TO PREVENT PUECHASK OF VOTES. No man, however many claims to vote he acquires by purchate of lund in various electorates, can at any general election vote in more than one electorate. In any other election he cannot vote in an electorate in which he did not vote during previous elections, unless a resident elector in tbo electorate. LAW PRACTITIONERS BILL. Same as bill ef last secsion, with the ad-v dition of a clauso authorising any person wlutoYor, duly appoiotod, in writing or by nomination in open Court, to appear for any person enga_ed in any civil or criminal action in such Court, AFFIRMATION IN LIEU OF OATHS BILLS, The saute as Bill of last session. BILL TO PROVIDK FOR TH« PUBLICATION OF CERTAIN INFORMATION. Frsvidos for publication of a Doomsday Book for New Zeakod, similar, to English one, showing the exact position of tho land privately owned in New Zealand, and name and description of each owner, also, ot pre-emptive right lists for Canter bury,

GORED BY A BOAR.

(BY T-LECIKAPH.—OWN CORBESrOND-NT.)

CAMBRIDGE, this day. The son of Daniel Caley, of Pukeriuiu.wos horribly gored by a boar on Wednesday last. It appears that tho boy went to chase the boar out of a paddock, when lie turned on him, ripping both legs almost from the knee to the thigh' nnd completely ripping open the bowels. His elder brother was the first to notice the affair, und he carried the lad home, and went for Doctor Waddington, under whoso care the boy is expected to recover,

THE OPERA.-" PATIENCE."

Messrs Gilbert ahd Sullivan's highly amusiog satirical opera was repeated at the Opara House lint night, and like the pre ceding performances it was given with great success, and witnessed by a large and delighted asiemblage of pcoplu. The siug ing of Miss Alico Keea was applauded to tbo echo, and Mis 3 Novarro, Sigaors Verdi and Kicsardi, and Messrs Beaumont aud F»rd alto came in for their fair sham of popular appreciation, whilo Mr Howard Vernon carried the "house" by .storm in nearly every situation in which ho figured. As considerable interest has been mani fested in the interpolated air which Mr Beaumtnt nightly sint;a in the first act, we have been requested to publish it, and we accede all the more readily inso much as it does not appear in the pri_ted libretto. The music is by Signer Giorza, nnd the lines were composed by Mr 11, Gray. They are are as follow :—

There aro mortals when the orb abovo la sh{n ing And sweet surnmor-seented breeze lap? o'er the lea, Who with gladsome souls aro 'ncath the sky re-

clining, But that happiness is never known to mo. As the lap-doff siokons whon it'sover-petted, As the p&mpercd Bong-bird pines away and dies, So I languish bj dull adulation fretted, Andl view the world with ud and jaundiced eyes. There's no happiness left for tho rich patrician, For on him eternal littleness does pall, But once occupy. Ilka me, a duke'a position, And the universe will shrink up and grow ' small. I have palaws, but yearn for a hovel, I havo jewels that would envy cause a qneon; These aro things to make a cringing mankind, Brqvel,' Theso are tests to flnd out how tho world is mean. "Patience" will bo performed again tonight. '

POLICE COURT.-This day.

(Uaforo Messrs A. Bburdmsn and F. a. Clayton, J.P.'i.) Insulting LANOOAQr.-Carl Fischer was charged on summons with using insulting lan guage towards John Ulrlck Kngleo, on tho 20th mat, at the Governor Browne botel. Mr Qeorge appeared fcr the Informant, and Mr Tyler for defendant Tha dispute arose about tho sale of a piece of tweed. Defendant stated that ho w&s by profession acler*. and had been staying at the Governor Bro iroo Hotel. On Saturday last Was in the hotel: had juat finished dinner; Fiaohsr come in ;Mr King was present: Mr Kiacher bookoned him 'and asked him. If tha piece of tweed which he had sold to Mr I)_nn intham had been purchased at a certain placa ; ha replied that it came irom a houao In Sydney. Mr Fischer said the £10 duo had not faoen paid in, and made nse of the language, calling them thieves and other offensive epithets. Sovoral wit nesses wero preeentinthob-r-roomand-djoln lne passaie.-Orossexamlned by Mr Tyler: His hearlEK was not particularly good; he did not Bay to MrFißoher, " 8o yon are here clese to my back " The gooia wero sold by Harjes & Co.to MOB9VP OunnlnKham and Ktnu.for H. flaego and Co Tha moneys collected on tho account ot Kammor .Si CO. were to be p»id Into the National Bank to the credit of Kaogc & Co. Us received tho gam 'of £i tram Mr Jt^eldram six days after rlarjes loft; Mr tfisoher called him a thief an A a (robber, not that ho was Surrounded by rogues and thieves;—Mr King (TJnnning ham mid King) i?avo evidence. Mr Fiaohor oalled Mr Unglee and asked him about some -caountj; after Eomo oonvorantloa Mr jfißCher made uao of the torms, robbers and thieves; Mr (Cnßlee Biid. "I.U have yonlarreated." Mr Kumrner was presint. There was an altor cation aboat the payment of £10 by Mr King for a niece of tweed. It had been paid to Hanoi. Mr Fisoher said somethinp: about '■thieves and lobbors," appeared unttrj', and letc tho hotel.—Mr Tyler argued that the words, If used, were not üßed towards Mr Knglee alono, but in a general flonao, Including a number of persans; and eeoondly, the words wore used in a passage, and not in a public place; and thirdly, they were not wed with Intent to pro? yoke a breach of the poapo.—Mr George replied, and thought tbe evlaenoa was sufficient to con? vince tho Bench that the insulting language was used pointedly towards his injured ollent. Mr George wondered that a breach of the peace hftdnotioflultol from tho language, and that therehalnot been 8, regular /'«et-to 'in tho nasflage.—The Benoh ruled, that the words were used generally, and not dlreotly to complainant, and there was no Intent tn provoke a breach cf the peace.—Dismissed, each paying his own b°BBOWN BKOTTt_ng.-This case, in whioh William and John Brown were, charged with failne to contribute towards the support of their father, was adjourned for a week. , Failing to Support.—Wm- Gough Smytha was oharged with failing to obey.iin order of the Court for the support of his children.-At the request of Mr, John Graham, Relieving Officer, this caao waa adjourned for a.fort m%. VIBRATION at Parnkli,.—Catherine Web ber waß charged with threatening Catherino SimD3on,ather residerice.Flora CottaKe.Parnell,, on the 21at imt.—Dofehdant pleaded not Iguiltj'. Catherine Simpson, w,idow, depOßOd thai she had been oniellyatrasea by Catherine Webber, who had threatened her: sue wished her to bo bound over; she waa [dangerous.—Catherine Wisbbar1 denied the charge; she was getting reads'to g6 to clinroh'whenehß wasß^rnckln the eye -nlth. a. Btopa; did'not beo tha offender. —WillianiThornbo'roußh, barrjpan, Ale>andr_ Hotel, _ad just flniahed ehaving (or tho pnrrjosa of takins! his yrlfe a walK in the Domain; peard n woman swearing, bnt did uot boo horj thought It waß Mrs Webtifir.^Mrs Biropson here Bhowad h6r anlmuo, and nsed languaga very bad, * worss than that said to have been used!by Webber—Mr Thombprongh wished to Bpeak to tho oharactor of Mra Webbar,-who waa-bnt coula not be heatd.-Mrs tsimpton aealn rushed up, and w«i again about to com menco Tan oration I when the Bonch Stopped fnrther proceedinaa by dlamisslng tho cane, ■with a brief homijy on tlje prfiper nseof tfte tongue. • |

The petition to the House of Representa tives, asking;for the use of Government Hohpo for University-education purpose*, will be presented next week by Mr Darga villa. Mr Tole takes it to Wellington on Monday. It bears over 1150, signatures, including those of the principal citkens ,of Auckland. WOLFE'S AROMATIC SOHIEDAM SCHNAPPS, tO ndnce the destruction and proyont the lm proper use of their wrappers and libels, and thus tether protapt the Fab lo against frana Ind deception, have enplqepd in the wrappers, or nnder tHe label on the qnart bottleg, Ut October. 1878, and contiima to enclose w eveby r H \Tr^TD 8f rT w'bYeh 1 are drawn upon the' undersigned, and which will be cashed by thpm on presentation. To secure these Gifte, tho Publlo must be oaroful to agk for. and accent nothing but, the GKNunra ÜboLPHo Wowrt Sohnapps, with onr name upon the top label, M. MOBS &00.. Wynyara Lane, Bydusr.

THE AUOKLAKB ETENIKO STAR,' SATURDAY. MAY SST.



Tbe polling of the Karangaliape rate* payers yesterday as to whether or not an increase of wine and publicans' licenses should bfi granted during the next three years, resulted aaiollows: - For an increase, 11; agaiD»t, 84. The question is there fore decided in the negative, Thero are already ten public-houses in the district, which has a population of 588. ■ Goia Meauls for Singer Maehineg at Chrtstelmrcn.-D S. Ctiamberß.-(Advt. \



Wanted, ~\j\/ ANTED, a General Servant; refer V T onces required, and good wages Riven —Apply Office of thin paper. ANTED, two Good Hands to tin Dressmaking.—Mra BUkey, top of Par noil. WANTED, a Youth to ride for orders, To a suitable Boy who has beei accustomed to the trade, good wages will 1»< given.—X. Wood, Butcher, Symonds-itteet. ANTED, a Tinsmith ; constant em ploymem to a -stead/ man.—Apply a1 once to M. MoDormott, Tiotoria-atreet Bast. AM'ISD, a good Uook and Laundress, —lira Bhera, Arney Koad. Rerauera, W~~ ANTBD, a Good Coach or General Smith; constant employment.—James Maoklo, Coaohbnllder, &0., Viotoria-at Hast, WANTED, a Housemaid, where two other f 01-vnuts are kept.—Mrs Malcolm Banks, top of Grafton Koad. WANT EC, a first-class Machinist; none othor need apply.— J. Williams. Tailor, Vlotoria-Btreet. ANTED, a Man to plant trees on lands at Luoaa Creek.— W. & J. F rater. Land Agent, Queen-street. WANTED, at once, a Young Man as Light Porter.—Milno & Choyoo, Drapery, Qaaen street. WANTED, a Good Mantlemaker.— Apply to Mrs Martin, at William Rattray's Central Drapery Warehouse, 178. 180, and 182, Quoon-street. WANTED, two good Drivers.—Apply at once to Mr George Wilson, Nelson- Btroot. WANTED, a Draper to canvass for orders ; salary and commission.—For addresa, apply Btak Office. WANTJSu, a gooa ueneral Servant. — Apply to Mrs T. W, Leyß, Colling wood stroet (near top ot Franklin Koud). ANTED, a Good Carpenter (at ones), —Apply to T. & 11. Coolie, Queen-strcot, or Klllott-Btrcot. WANTED, a strong Boy.—Apply to V. Lanibourne, Ironmonger, Knrangahnpo Road, Newton. WANTED, a Man Cook for Waikato. —Commercial Hotel. Ehortland-amiot. ANTED, Painter for the country.— l« Apply. Monday morning, to J. M. Has lott, Brilldßr, Fort-atroet, ANTED, a good Slaughterman.— Apply to K. and W. Hellaby, Butohera, Shortlnnd-streat. WANTED, clean, active Girl tor house work (private house), in country.—Apply Mr Beaumont, Star Office. ANTED, Two Carpenters.—Apply to 0. Htttchor, Builder, View lload, Mount Hdei;, W" ANTED, a Dressmaker; nono Din an efficient hand need apply to Mrs Smith, at tho Paporbanßlng Warehouse:, Kybor Pasa Road. WANTED, a respectable Girl as Nurse maid and to help with houaowork wharo aoothor Borvant Is kept.— 4 uply. botweon 10 and 1 o'olcck, to Mrs Dawson, St. Georgo's B*y Koari. Parnoll. WAM TJtD, a Junior for tho Drapery.— , K. Fonton, Devonport House, North Bhoro. WANTED, a Youth to doliver goods; good wageß.—Addrosa Business, Star offloo. WANTED, a Good Clothiug Hand; sit-to salary required and where last omployad—Address Uo_ 55.1.0. WANTED, a Mursegirl.—Apply this overling to Mrs Horwitz, Vurnituro and Crookory Store, PIU-Btroot (four doors from top ot Qror-BlxeeL WANTED, a good general Servant.— Apply to Mrs R. P. Pasco, Qroy-streot. WANTED, an Improver in the Clicking Department.—J. Treowlth. Boot Fao tory, Waltelleld-Btraet. ANTED, intelligent Youths and (llrls as Apprentices to tho ClJoking and Boot; MaohinUg. Üboral terms.—Young, Brog., Durham-street. WAM TED, Respectable Uirl as general Eorvanr,—Apply, 41. Grey-street, nuxt Carpontorn' Arm». WANTED, an experieaced General Servant—Apply to Mrs V. Brodlo, oppo ilte Mason's Gardens. Upper Parnell. WANTED, a good Gonoral Servant ; also an Apprentice to the Sowing Machine Kopalrlug.—Apply to W. 0. Dennca, jqe»--Btreoti ANTED, a unart Boy for tUe «teor. aeo.— Apply on bond tho Qlsnelg at mcc. WANTED, 15 to 20 Investing shares in tho Now Zeal-id Balldln. Society; E2O to SSa paid up.—-rtdraßH, P.Q . Star Olllca. WaNTKD, a Houienuid and JNurte maid (combined); one young obltrl.— \nply by letter, giving address, of last mistress, ;o Mrs Caldor, St. Qeorgt'i) Parsonage Thames. WAN'IED, Groom and Gardonor; mnsthavoa good chtraoter from last iltnatlon.—J. Banks, Moadow Bank JCarm, fanmure. or Fisher and Co.. Ancklaud. WAN T -D, a respectable Girl about 1G ; one aooUßtome- to children preferred. -Address Mrg K. Unohanan, Turner-atreot. VV r ANTED, a Gardener, a first-class V V steady Man who has a thorough know odge of fruit-growing In all Its brnnchem, and >no who has had considerable experience in wopagatlng trooi, To sulUblo man a perraa lent place may bo Boour*d.—Apply by letter, tatlng wages required, and onolojlng coplos of .of tlmonlals and present oddrees, to Gardener, 3tar office. VS7ANTED, a Good General Servant TT (lor a short dlsuinoi out of town).— _t>ply to Mrs Hn-lott, Alfred-street (near 3horal Hall). ; WAN TAD, one or two Woodmen to to bail- ouinlbuaßOs,—Ajply Cousins vnd Atkln. ANTED KNOWN—The most com plete and reliable information rogard- Dft the Masonio and friendly Societies' Lodges n the " Auckland Direotory." ts to had at all i'atlonurg and Ingram Co., Qnoen-Btr"ot «A7 ANTED, by a person of quiet habits, Vt an Unfurnished Room, with Fireplace. -iddroßsS.M. _uckland|Ualry,Hobtonstreot. WANTED, a good Dressmaker com patent to manage a department In tho iountty..— Address, stating terms, to Dress naker. St_h Offloe. ' WANTED Known, that you can Dress well for a Small Weekly Payment by rolng to Munro and Mllllgan. Soo advertise nont on front pago. \\F ANTED KNOWN, Histor Grecian V T Cano Bottom Chalra at Is 6d; Washing on Wood do, is; Arm Chairs at 8s i also a lot if Child's Itockers at 8s 6d.~W. H. Dampler, Uobaon-street. WAfITKo, a respectable Girl of good addroßß and pleasing mannors, as an Apprentice in the Show-room of a Drapery Xetabllshment in Qnoon-stroot,—Apply by letter xi "Zephyr. Btar Office. \\l ANTED, to sell a Fonr-wneeled V? Wagon. Strong ana Cheap.—Apply to W, Crowther, Wcllesley-strcet Kaat t WANTED to Sell, 50 dozen Opera Kid Gloves (two buttoned), commencing at is per pair,—William Kyro, Kid Glove Depot, Victoria street. WaNTJSU KNuWN, that you will greatly oblige by oomlng early in the day bb our boop is small-J, & W. Williams, i'l. Karaii^ahapo Hoad, (opposite Crawford's, Cihomlat. "ANTED, to purchase 5 tons of Pressed Bay and 5 tons of Pressed Straw; to be delivered atßalra'fl Wharf,Ot_r _qhn:—Flßher & Co. Limited. V&7 AMTED KNOWN-J. B. Marriott, T V Auetioneor and General Salesman, will hold his sale of Horeps, etc, every Wednesday [n eaoh week. WANTED KNOWH — That Worth Bhore Pharmacy is now open,—Gard per, M.P.8., Hng., Chemist. &o. WANTED, the Public to see our largo assortment of Ladles' and Children's Ulsters from 83 Od; Handsome Jookets from 13a 6d ; Homespuns from fj}d; Costume Cloth, BJil; wlnofiv from B}d ; Blnok Caehmeres from 1b Gd.—Vf. H. Bmith. 300 and 302. Quean-street. WANTED KNOWN—That J. Cos- Brave and Co. are selling Tweed Mao -IntOßh Coats for Site, warranted. ' WaNTIeD, purchasers lor.Good Swedo Turnips, in lots of 5 tons, delivered at any railway station within 10 milon of Otahuhu. Prioo. 30s per ton, or 25s on. tho ground.-Flalier and Co __; , ANTED, 100 Boarders at the Pacific ■ Hotel. Btdtoulnlnolntown. bar nono. —J. Glllander, Proprietor, ~ ANTBD, Purchasers fora few slightly damaged Ulßters at half-prioo.—J. (i. Brown, Draper, Parnell. . \__ WANTJSD iiNO"\YN—Every Buglnegs Man should buy p, copy bt - Tho Auck land Dlrectpry."' Price, 2/8. For sale by al} gtationera, and Ingram ft Co., Qaeen-siree^. ANTBD to Purchase, a Bookseller and Stationery Business, or sharo in Bamo (in olty).—Arldre«s, Bnonseller. thla offloe WANTED, JLaaies UurnishiDg to see bur is id Felt Carpet at 1b -M; Tapestry Carpet at 2a 9d; Hearthrugs to matoh, 6a lid.— Wm. H. smith, 300 and 302, Qaeen-itreet, oppo- Bite Army and Navy Hotel. , ANTED Known—That J. Cosgrave and Co. are Selling Men's Serge Suits for 37s Bd. [ ' \%J 4NTBD Known— Ttj'at J. Cosgravp Vl and Co. ftave the Larrjost and Bost Btcok of Men's and Boys' Clothing to ohoono from In Anoklgnd. \TS7"ANTED. by a young lady, a Situa- V T tion as Lndy Help, Nursery Governuss, or Companlon.-Addrees, KB. 3tah ofiloe. WAJNTED KNOWN—Tnat E. Portor and Co. have Opened their New Ware house at Newmarket, with a Large Assortment ot Furnishing and General Ironmongery. All Goods at Town Prices. TS7ANTED Known —Dent's 2-batton VV Black Kid Sloyps from Is 'lJ}_.--\ J. Somorflold. ' ■ ' . WANTED KNOWN-Our Millinery, Underolothlncr. Corsota, Plushes. Velve teens, Satin's, and Silks Will be found consider ably under usual Queen-street piice. I am sellingche.ip a jab lot of Corsets and Under clothing.—Wm. v. Smith, corner ot Queen and Alexandrri-Btreotg. W~~ ANTED KSIO WX, that Madams Bottenelli still carries or the business of Millinery and Dressmaking, ! Vlncant-Btreet, (our doors from Cook-street.



Wanxea. WANTED, a Lnd used to driving, t loot after a horse and trap and mak hlmtelf wetnl.—Apply Stau Ofllce. \\ /ANTED, a few respectable Boarder ? T that are not satisfied with tholr preson fare to try Hunks's Now Victoria Hoarding bouse. The table and Bleeping acoommodatloi la second to none la Anakl&nd, Apply early aa only a llmitod pumbar can "be taken, Ml Vlctorlßrßtreet West. * ft/ANTED, Empty Sacka,—Pattersoi T T and Co.. Lorno-Btroet. ANT-P, a General Servant. —Applj to Mrß Danaher, Upper Nol»on-Btreet. AETED, a Mau accustomed to tlu Bakehouae.—Apply to -. H. Percy, Wakefleld-Btrcet. WANTED to Sell, a Bakery, Con fectionery and Grooory Business ooin blned, In a rapidly rißinsr distriot; good trade In email goods: about £300 required; long lease.— K. Watew, Qaoenstreet. ANTED, Ladies to call and see the Best Value ever offered in Auokland in liudieß" and Children's Stooklnga—Bulling at about half the ÜBual prioe—at Hollo way's, 217, Uaeen-Btreet (next to Uewln's). W ANI ED KNOWM— That J. Cos grave & Co. are Selling Men's Goolong Tweed Troueers and Vesta for 17s Bd. TT~ANTED KNOWN— First-class Mil »T linory, at prices to suit the times.— Allen'a GonoralDrapory, Viotorla-streot Weßt. WANTED KNOWN, we havo a few more of the Double Iron Bedsteads at 25a ; Children's Iron Cota from Mj. Call and ueo the larfto atook of Cheap Boddlng,—W. 11. Dampier, Hobsou-atreot. ANI-ib, 200 Tons Firewood.— Apply Now Zealand Timber Company. ANTED Known-That J. Cosgravo and Co. aro bo_lnr Stron _■ Heavy Tweed Trousers for 8a lid. ; ANTED, Buyera for Grey Calicos from Sid: White ditto from 3d ; Iflan nola from G}d: Sheetings from 83d. The beat vutuo in Auckland in Quilts. _lunkot9, and Lvov Ciirtniuß, at Win, H, Smith'B,|3oo and 302, Upper Qaoou-stroot. ANTED ICnowu — Wo aro still making thoßO wondoifally cheap Tronsora at 13a Sd, and 65s sults.-J. Phillips, Darby-strobt, opposite old shop. WANT_D,tho Public to Come and See tho Woshttanda at 10a, Dressing Tableß at 88. at Dampler's, Hohsonttreot, WANTED KNOWN. — Mattrassea I Atattrassos 1 lio in time. Good Ift (Jin Double Bod Flax Mattrasscs oolUoe at 12s Odat Damplor's Furuiahlngßranoh, Hobson-gtioet. WANTED KNOWN— No one ihonld bo without a Copy ot tho " Auokland City and Suburban Dlreo:ory," for ealobyall Btatlonora. and Ingram and Co., Qnoon-atreeti ; AJNTEU KJNUWXV'.—That rrotessor Guscott has received a largo stock of British and American herbs, and ho is prepared to supply the publio with tho same at -Id por oz. As ho is tho only practical herbalist m ho oolony hla stook will bear Inspection. \\[ ANTKD KNOWN-Jamoa Hughes, TT Piaotlcal Lacdsoaoe Gardener, has commenced buslncßß as Jobbing Gardonor; first olass work guaranteed.—Address, opposite Alton's drapery, Viotorla-strOOt west, AC»TKD KNOWN —I am Balling Cambric Handkorohlefs, Table Cloths. Napkinß, Towels, Dreea Shlits, Homnantß of FroathiK Lloen. at nearly E0 per cent, under Auckland prices (received dlreot from a Belfast manufacturer).—W. H. Smith, cornor of Qucon and Alex-ndrtL-streots. WANTED KNOWN—Damaged Sheet inns and Calicos I 4s Id Calico and Ca ii Shooting1, slightly dumaged by eoa-water, to be sold cheap.-William Rattray, Central Drapary Warehouse, 173, 180, and 181', Queen ataeot WAN I ED, those who aro about to start housokooplo. to come and sso how much they con save by buying tholr Furniture at DampUr's. Grand Damask Spring Couches. 88a; Haircloth do,, 45a: &c. Sec. Call and Inspect our lar.o stoolr,—W. ii. Dampier, llobacn-atinet Branoh. WANTED, WORKING MKN AND OUUNTRY SKTTLKH3, TO BKK OUR GOODS, COMPARE OUR TRICES, and SAVK MONEY, By Making their Purchases of Drapery at WM, H. SMITH'S, 800 and 302, Queen-street, O3poalto Army and ■ Navy Hoi el. WANTED the Gentlemen of Auckland, to know, that at this date. May 13th, I lavo only 67 ot tho Patent Tolethoa Waterproof Coats loft, and I havo ordors for noarly quarter that number, 17a SI to 658, romombor. No Coat guaranteed unU*B tho manufaotcrot's name is emboasod in largo gold and silk letters —Coopor, Box & Co. Quoon Victoriu-atr«ot, .ondou, on tho llnlnic, bnlow the von lating tubes.—To bo htd only of J. & W. 'llllams. Importors of Drapery and Clothing, 82. K—rang—lapo Road. ANTED KNUWN—That you can buy a Graid Large Cheat of Drawtra r.Sia; with four large drawora. Co(T<o Table. OaOd. lto In time and soi all the othor Won dorful Bargains In Furnitoro at my Branch, HotaßOn-ttruot. WANTED KNOWN — That U. W. GOODSON has fatt rocolvod, per Halclono. IS oason of Uoods. oomprlsl-g <he Vory Latest Neveltlos from Kngland and Con iluoiit. .imong theao ho would prominently bring to the »otlcoof the publio a vory oholco basortmoni oi Uold and tillvor Jowellory, which nix marked at onpreoadently low jrloiia, aa shown in window; also. Terra Cotta Wsro In tho most fashionable <ledlgns, consisting of Plaquos. Klat I>lag.uos. Vues, Roman. Oreolan, to. Tboso Oooiß are all tho rage at Homo, and are suro to command a ready Rile. An Early laspeotlon of tho Immunise and Varied Stock In the LONDON ARC»Da la requested. WANTED KNOWN—W. H. Dampier has much pleasure In informing tbe Publio that the Now Pianoforte Music, at Gd (with words), is now ready at hia Largo New Shop, Ilobson-streot. List Ist (3_r;ititn). "I know that my Rodcomor LI voth" "AgnosDei" "Abide with Me" "And God paid* "And God Cioatod Man" "Avo Maria" "Aye Maria Stella" "Agnes Del" "Awake, my Soul" "Angela Kvor Bright and Fair' "A Light In tho Window "A Dream of Heaven" "A l'aj'a Maroh Nearer Home.". tfO BUTCUERST^Wanted to' Let, in X Wftkoflold-atrcot, an old estsbllthed Shop, at proaont ocoopled by Mr Salmon, Butoher, Wanted to Bell, a Butcher's Light Delivery Carl.— W. a»d K. Huston, Coaohbull-Sn, Dur h»m street. mo PALNTEKS-Wanted, Two Good X Hands.—W. Brlmdon, WeUesloy-itrcot, TO _46. TO LET, on Cheltenham Beach, a Xnrnl-he- Houbb.—Apply to Mr John Leek, Queeu-atreat, or R. and R. Duder, North Short. . rilO LET, a Purniihcd Bedrcom; rent, 5a JL por week.—Apply to _r>)Mmpkln, Chapel gtreet. near Hutohlnßon'u Bntohor -hop. mv LET, nt Ponsanby, corner of Mol- JL ford-BireeS. a Five-roomed Homo, -wit us _nd water laid on.—Apply to J. Swal B, Jedwooa Terraoe. IMJ LB I, in Grace-street, Ponsooby, a 6 . TOimed Honse, water laid on, with every convenience—Apply mit oottnt-o aboyp. mo LET, a Workshop iv liibikibi, suit- X able (or a 'Wheolwrißht.—Apply to John Andersen, Blacksmith, Kihiklhl, or Mr G. Lpn drum. Qiieen-B^ra^t, " ' rtyo LET, splendid UQom over shop, with JL flroplaoe; quito a ohano?.-Apply T. T'o -myno, opposite York Hotel, Upper Quoen-jtroet. J"tO LET, two Large Unfurnished Rooms, With fireplace, In Pitt-ttroet, with or with out Hoard; Btnail family.—Apply St_k offloe. TO LET, to a married couple, part of House in exchange for Board tor a lady : references required-Fanny Shop, cornor of Wolleßley and Albart streets. O LET, at UnehuDga, a Houi>e ot nine rooms; thoroughly well finished, with ooach-honee, stablo. So.; situate on Norman's Hill, good viow, ho&lthy situation; entry at onoe.—Apply to Wm. Stevpnson, Onehunga. mo LET, at Mount Eden, Mary-street, X New House, ot flve rooms, pantry, and onthoußO.— Apply next door. TO LET, Ofttce corner of High-street and Vuloan Lane.—Apply to R. Homo,, above L. W. Katon'a. Qneen-ttrcet. rf\O LET, a New Five-roomed Cottage I with register grato, ovou, and every- oon venlenco; In j/ronucot Terraos (near Ponsonby Sail).—Apply to W. G. Allen, Clarenoe-Btreet, Ponaonby. ' rV\O LET, a Family Hosldqnce cputofiaing X 10 rooms, with suitable outbuildings, on the New rforth Road: possession given imme diately.—Apply to i\ L. Prime, Kstate Aaoat,1 28, N.Z. Inßuranpo Bnlldlnga. TO LET, a 5-roomed Hbrnse and Pantry at Bt. James's Ghuteh, Walllnßton-3troot. —Apply at iho Corn Btoro. top Hobaon-Btrocc. . l-B-O LET or FOJK SALE, a First-lass m Goneral Grpcery Business. : situated: on main road, and within 20 mlnuteb' walk o( Queen-street. Takings about £220 por month. Also, attached to the above 1b a good Firewood and Coal Trade. A splendid poßltion, corner lot; bulldlnyr has a frontage of 31 feet to i_a_ln road. Thia is a raro opoortunlty. and woll worthy attention.—H i^U particulars from D. 81,B1, Kvanß, Katato Agent, Quoon-Btroot, next "Herald,'-' '. ' "g/iOR GBAZ^G ONLY.-To Let, a ID omall Graaa Paddook at top of Arney Road, Remuera;—Apply to A,8., Box 9, Post Offloo. IVTORTH SHORE.—To Let, a New J_i Honse of 10 romr.n, well eltuatod. and BUltable for lodging house; alao, Furnished Cottago.—R. and R. Duder. Devonport Storo Goidminlngf $qtieep. /-^yEEif Oy BEAUfY EXTENDED \cl gOLD MINJNQ COMPANY (LIMITED), At a Meeting of the Directors hold this day, It was decided to issue Two 1 houaand Five Hun dred Now Shares, in terms of the resolution pas Bed at the General Meeting, held 28th February, 1882. These Sharea may bo obtalnod at the rate Otoneahare to every eight Original Shares on application to tbe Manager, at the Compaisy't Offloo, No. 11, New y^aland Insurance Build' ings, Auckland, and payment oi 5a per Share on or boforo the 32nd Jane, 1883. - D. G. MAODONNBLL, Auckland, May 19,188?, ;-;••: ;;



For Bale. o KJ'OR PaL_, a well finished Four e «_' roomed House, with large allotment (8( by 98 feet), verandah, resistor grato, oven in " ltltouon, iKo.. _0., Bittiatod in that healthy 3 looality at Ponnonby. Terms to buU purohasor. t —Apply T. Harkis, Bigh-Btreot. i]"T RESTAUKANT BUSINESS for ___ Hale; doing a steady trade ; satisfactory renaons for leaving.—Address AJC, thla office. FOR LEAS-, that well-known Corner (Allotment (Pitt and East streets, Newton), with lCxcolsior Hull and residence thereon, for a term ot 3or 5 years, Tho Hall is suitable for a faotory by day. and for meetings or entertain ments at night, and also for Divine Service on Sunday. Now doing a goad business.—Apply to F. Jonne, on tho premlßCi. FUK SALIS, a Snujj Little Business, including Jlxturt'S, rub fittings, and Btock, in a first-class position in Queen-street. Terms vory roaaonablo to cash purchaser.—Apply thla oflloe for address. ROCKY NOOK.—For tale, a large House, In good ordor, and nearly an acre snd a half of land tastefully planted.—F. G. X wing ton. /■"I K-fTON ROAD.—For Sale, a Seven- V3T roomed House, ploußiintly situated in a large allotment, ootnmandtng a view of tho harbour.—Apply to g. G. Hiwlugton. BUILDING SITES at Mount Kden, Symonds-stroot, and Poneonby unsur passed for beauty or healtbfulness of position, —IT, G. Kwlngtou. T>KRKSFORD-STRBET (near Church)— 1J» Largo Houso and Allotment, £600.-F. G. Ewingtoo. MOUNT ALBERT-10 Acres. -F. G. Kwlngton. |AOK IMMEDIATJE DISPOSAL, the JD Business of a Suburban atoro in a rising distriot (owner rotirlnt? throuuh ill hoalthl Only a small sum required for Bood-wili, etook at valuation j rent moderate.—D. V. Kvanß, Kstate Agont^ fcj'ioß SALE. — Urocery and Confectionery ID Business, for Sale, in loading thorough faro. Stoolr and Fixtures about £80 (no good will).—D. i. Byans, Kttate Agent. RTiOR SALE, comfortable Cot go of 5 F rooms, RoKont-tti'oot, Newton, ood-ahod well. So.; allotment 40 x 100. Pri £185.—D F. Kvans. |i\OU IMRtEDIATK bh_e, I'ousonby I? Torraoo, a nioe House of 7 rooms, voran dah in frout; Allotment &i x 100, all tastefully laid out; good well, tank. &o. Prloo, £141).—D. F. Mymfl, If^teto Agont. Quoon-Btroet. -117 anOK ISALK, 50 Acres First-class Feru * Land at Tuakau; a vory ohoioo lot, with abandanoo of w« tor; situato on a good road, and about 5 inlnutoa' walk from railway station. Price, only £.7 per acre.—D. F. Evans, Kstate Agent. IJIOK. SALE—A very desirable Residence .V inProßpootTerraoe. Tho Houbo contains 6 Rooms and Scullery, and la fitted with Rogitter, Ovon, Cupboards, &o. Water laid on and evory convealonou; Bplondld Krult Gar den (In full bearing). Allotment, 88 by 100. Prioe, 1550.-D. F. Kvana. Land Agent. ~Jj>OR SALE, nice Cottage of four tooofs JD and soullery; register grate, oven, gnu laid In, and ovory convenience; situate Ireland street, nonr Kngland-stroet. Price, £280.—D. F. Kvaim, Kstftto Agont. FOR SALE, Lincoln-street, Ponsonby, House ot seven roouia, good well, wood Bhcd, &.o ; allotment, Cftrioo. fenced and planted; vory ohoap, only £310.—D. F. Kvans, Kstate Agent. Quocn-atMi_, ~.._ Hi bj\Oß SALE (Howe-street), a very pretty JJ Villa oontatntog five rooms, pantry; water laid in, nloo garden, _o.; all In first-class order; splendid view: a very deßirable place.— D. F. -.vans, Kntato Agent, Quoon-streot. 425 Ij^OR"IM"wfEDIATE SALE, Handsome JO Villa; almost new, and In first-class order; gabloa, bow window, Rood well, register gr»te, oven, cupboards, me., etc.; Bltuated in Haokot stroet, near tho stops loading down to boaob at foot of St Mary's Koart ; pleasant, healthy, and doelrablo position; must bo sold at once. Prloo, only £300.—D. F, Kvans, Kmato Agent, Qaeen- Btroet. EjiOß SALS, Business Premises at JO Mount Kdon, situate in main road; a splendid opening for a OhsmUt, as at present thore is not one in thla large and populous district. The building is new. substantial, and well flulsho——Full particulars from Mrs Jaok, on tho promlsoti, or ot D. F. Evans, Hstato Agont. Quoen-Btroot. imoß sale or leask, Takafuna, North Shouk.—Doalrablo Store, Dwelling, and Outhouses, almost now ami in flrst-olass ordor, together with 5 aores Splendid Land (In oropa) on main road and in tho vloinlty of the beautiful lake, and oonunandlng Bplondld viow of Auokland harbour. A most dosirablo proporty, and well worthy Inspection. D. F. EVANS, 381 Mutate Agent. PONSONBY,— A new and vory pretty Verandah Cottage of G rooms, allotment, tank, ate, all oomplotu, and In Qrat olaas order. Vory oheap, £220.—D, F. Kvanß, Estate Agent, Queon-Btreot. .27 PKOSrECT TERRACE.-A very nico Verandah Cottage of blx rooms, fitted with cupboards, bookoaso. drossor, &c; gas and water laid In; good garden, stable, &o.— D. F. Kvanß, Katato A.ent. Uuoon-Btreet. MOUNT BDEN. — Cottage of Four Rooms asd Two Aoros ot Land at Mount Kdun (divided into two waddooksl, near resi donce of J. tiatgor, _ sq. A vory desirable pro perty. Price. £i(JO.—D. F. Kvaps, Katato Agent QTOKES' POINT. — Splendid ' Building lO Allotmenta, planted with Fruit Trees, _c lmmediKtoly bpposlto Hotel, Price low—Oasy terms.—D. IT. _vans, Katato Agont. MOUNT EUEN (noar Mr Kelly b), a new and woll-flnlshed Houpo of five rooms, reploto with almost ovory oonvonlonce, Buoh as register grates, kitchen range, &o.; allot ment about 60 x -00; main ro*d frontage: very desirable.—D. F. Kvana, Katato Agent, Queen street. 408_ ABARGAIW.-Cottage of i rooms and scullery In Ponaonby, only £120.—D. F. Kvanß. QTO'KES'S POINT,-Splendid Allot kj moiitH fenced and planted with fruit and rnameutid trees, In splendid position, over looking tho harbour, near tho beiioh.—D, F, Kvans; Kstato Agont. ÜBDRUAN STOKE lor sale,—A flrat rate business for Salo in one ot the best ot Auckland «üburbs; the position is second to none; a splnndid oponlnu; full particulars from -.BV-jyiMß. Kg'ate 4ge-t\.Alnfcl.wd,_ .325. PUKKKOHE. -A very desirable Farm of 101 acres, about 1} miles front Tuakau Station, with Throo-roomed Cottago, work shop, dairy, oowshod, plßßtlos, &o. A splendid stro&m runs through tho proporty: all fenced and subdivided; about 6(1 asros in grass, the roßt cultivated; soilia ilrat dlass. Good motalled road all tho way. Vory chojp-prioe, £600,— D. V. Kvans. Ketato Agent. V\ O R SALE. CLAREMONT-STRicfCT! Soafleld View-A Very Deeiriible Allotment, qiite level, fenced, and ready for building on, 33 x 118, for £100. NKWMAKKKT—Vorandah Cottogo. Snmtn reßlstor oven, good woll, &c, oornor allotment' S3 s 100. for _MO. MONTAGUK-STRKKT. Newton-Verandah Cottage, 4 rooms, allotment about 33 _ 95; cheap, nly £180. D. F. KVAN9, Estate Agout, next Herald Oflloe, Qufipn-atreot. LUKMH eoli HALE.—Waikato —A .17 vory deßlrablo and Bnug little Farm, ItUAtad on tho b&nks of the Waikato River, Tory cooifort-bla Homestead oonslatlnct oS— House of Six Kooma, Outbuildinßs, such aa Barn, Cowshed, Plßstloa, "Stockyard, _o. Aroa, about 2?0 aoron of good fertile Land, sub divided into Paddocks, Orchard, and a splendid piece ot mixed bush. Sohool and Railway Station adjacont. Price £85\ And several others. Full particulars on ap plication to D. F. KVAN3, Estate Agont, Uueen-Btroet (noxt "Hefald" " Offloe). JDUII(DING SITES I .BUILDING X> HITKSI All those Splendid AUotmonts sltunte In Col logo Road (the only lota for sale on right-hand aide going up, and being within a taw minutes' walk of the city). Should command a ready sale. This la a splendid Investment for building purposes. Price, only £3 10a per foot upwards. For villa residences tho position Is first-olass. Shelly Beach Road, a splondid corner allot ment, ICO z 165, far £225. tho only lot unsold. Graoo-Btreot, Poiißonby. boautiful level allot ments, in flrst-olass position, 10 feet frontage, at £3 per foot; also, lots 35 x 117, at £2 Sa per foot, Qrace-otroet, splendid corner ax £3 10s. Stuart-street, off Qraoo-street, 40x120, for £100. Lincoln street, 55 x 100, at £1153, Clarence-street, at £1 nor foot. Angioßoa-atreet, lota 10x120, Bplondld view, for £100. Claromont-fltroot, Seflfleld Viow. beautiful level allotment, fenced, 33 x 116, for £100. Barnnford-Btreot, grand position, at £1 por foot Bailey's Paadook, lots, 33 x SO, at £10 each. &C, &C, &O. Fall particulars from B. F. KVA NS, ; KBtato Agent, next Horald " Office. F, tf. MOSS], [w, F. O'STOMVAN] FJ. MOSS & C 0,, » LAND AND EBTATBS AQKNTa, .■•>:■ SHOKTI,AN_-_TIIBBT. WE HAVfI! FOR SALIC a largo nnraber nf •-P.HOPKRTIK3 in TOWN ana COUNTRY, ■ o. which full particulars may bo obtalnod ■on application. MONWY TO LEND on Leasehold or Froa hftUL fieourlty at Current Rates of Intercut, WB ALSO JNDSNT for Implements. Ma ohlnovy, or Goods of any description, throuKh , our Agents—Meeßra ix. S. King & Co., at Cornhul, London—whose large connection and long ospnrionoo oviablo ÜBtooiTerthe hoot terms to those who may favour us with bnßineßß,-F. J. MOB 3 & Co., Land and Kstate Agents, Shortland-otreot. For oonUnuation. see First Pane). Licensing1 Notio.?a» T7-ARANGAHAPE LICENSIJBG Jtk. DISTRICT. I hereby notify that tho Poll of Ratepayers taken for this district on Friday, the 36th day o{ May, 1832, gives thp tollowSns reanlt •<— For no Inoreaao of Pubiioans'Lieecsos- 11 Agalnßt an Inoraaso 81 The determination being, therefore, That Pablioans' Lteenses may not be in ■ creased, ROBERT BTKVEN3ON, Chairman. Kewton Road, 20th flay ot May, 1833.



1 -i Ecclesiastical. YODNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION, corner of WoUealey and Albei i streets.—Meeting for United Prayor will bo hoi ■ THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 7.30. A Bib! , Keading will bo given. Friunas aro cordiall invited. A BIKLK CLASS for MKN ever; I Hundav nfternoon. from 3 till 4. toX. MATTHJSW'S. — Whitsunday. —! k5 a.m.. Celebration of Holy Communion; 1 n.m., Morning Prayer and Holy Communion with Sermon; 3 p.m., Administration of thi Sacrament of Baptism and Charohlnga; G3l p.m., KveniDg Prayer, with Sermon by Incum bent, " Peace brought by tho Comforter." STrSEPULCIIkE'S CHI7RCH, Kybei Pass.—Whitsunday-8 a.m., Holy Com munlon; 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer and Holj Communion: c.30 p.m., Evening Prayer and Hermon. Si. PAUL'S CHURCH. — Whit- Bunday-8 a.m., Holy Communion; 11 a.m., Morning Prayer, sermon, and B oly Commuuion; 3.30 p.m., Bautisuiu; 6 30 p.m.. Evening Prayer andaermon," Living Water." "yn-ESLEVAN JL''Ojt»EIGN MISSIONS. Sermons will bo preaohod and Collections made on behalf ot Foreign Missions TO-MOK KOW in the Wesleyan Churohes, Pitt-street, Ponsonby. Union-street, New North Road, and Mount Albert: PIYI'~STREET WESLEYAN CQUROH.-Mornlng, at 11, Rev. A, Reid; Kvening, at 6.30. Rev. W. Watkln. /^TkaTFYON" X O AfT"WESLEYAN V3T CHURCH.-MornlnK, at 11, Rev. W. C. Oliver; Kvenlcg. atfl.3o. Key. W. «■ Partonßon. OAKNELL WESLEYAN CHUKCII.— JL Sunday Servlcos—Morning, at 11, Rev, Q. W. T. bponco; Evening, at 0.30, Air J. dhackle fordU TtTEWMAKKET WKSLEYAN _Ll CHURCH.-Mornine, at 11, Mr JT. A. White;-vening. at CW.Mr J. Wallla. DEVON PORT WESLEY AW CIUJROH.-MornlDK. at 11, liev. W, 6. Parsonson; Kvonlng, at (i.30. Rev. G. W. T. Sponce^ ROH.HILL WESLEYAN SKlt- VICKS. - Divine Sorvico will be held In the Public School-room To-morrow Kvoninp;, at (ISO, by the Rev. Mr Uowßbury. jmLLERSLIK WESLEYAN SERVICES Hi -Divine service will be held in the Pabllo School-room To-morrow Evening, at 0.30, by tho Ri.v. Mr Whewoll. BT. DAVID'S CHURCH, Upper Sy. monds-Btreot,—Morning at 11, hey. G. B. Monro; -veniug at 6.30, Key. T. MoKenzle Fraaer, M.A. Locturo, "Moses's Mission to Pharaoh^ XfiJ ELLESLEY-STKEET BAPTIST ¥ T CHURCH. - Sunday. 28th instant.— Morning, 11 o'clock, Mr H. H. Drivor ; Kvonlnff, i.30 o'oloolc. in tho Choral Hall. Mr T. Sourgeon. / CHUKCJIi, 13eres. \J ford-stroot.—Tho usual Services will bo con ducted To-morrow (Sunday), at 11 a m. and at 6 30 p.m., b? the Rev. J. RoDortson, M.A. TTNITED METHODIST FREE U CHURCH, Pitt and Viucent-Btreets.— Sund&y Scrvloes, May 28. to bo oonduotod In the Morning, at 11, by the Rev. 'I', Hodgson, and in the Kvonlng, at 0.30, by Mr Flold. "PRIMITIVE MKT_O_iST CHUKCH, JT Alexandra-street —Sunday Servloes — Morning at 11, and Evening at 6.30, Rev. W. 8. Potter. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, Pitt and Edwin-streets.—Afternoon at 3 o'clook. Rev. W. P. Potter; Kvenlng at 6.30, Mr D. QoldU imRAJSKLIN ROAU PRIMITIVE Ju MKTHOMST CHURCH.-Dlvlnce Ser vice will be conducted In this churoh To-mor row—Morning at 11, Rev. J. Uuy; Evening at 6.30, Love-feast. TVJ EWMARKET PRIMITIVE METHO IS DI3T CHURCH.—Services To-morrow: Afternoon at 3, Roy. J. Guy ; Evening at 0.30, Mr Tramain. rnEMPERANCE HALL.-Geo. A. JL Brown will Locture on Sunday night, at 6.30. Subject, " Tho True Power of Success." Morning sorvlco at 11 o'clock. NKHUNGA TEMPJCKANCE HALL. —Mr E. Hi Taylor, from England, will LectUTo on Sunday Mght, at C.30. Come and hear. O"tHIUSTADELPHIANS meet in the KJ Carlton Aoademy, Hobßon street, every Unit day of the wook to break bread, 11 a.m.; liiblo Class, 3 p.m. Truth-toekers Invited. CiHUUOH. Ui r JEbUS CHRIST LAT- J TKR-DAY SAINTS hold Meetings la the Masonic Hall, Newton, on Sunday—ll a.m. for Sacrament, 6.30 p.m. preaching the Go.pol. All are invited. No collection. npHEATRE ROYAL: SUNDAY EVEN- X ING SERVICES, under the conduct of the Young Men's Christian Association, on Sunday Evening, from Bto 9. All aro Invited. Seats Free. V^ESLEYAN FOREIGN MISSIuNS. Sermons will be preaohed and Collections node on behalf of Foreign Missions TO-MuR RUW, in the Wesleyan Churches. Pitt-street Ponsonby. Union-street, New North Koad, and Mount Albert. T. LUKE'S PKi£SBYT__IIAN CaURCH, RKMU-HA. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES will be hold TO-MORROW (Sabbath)- Mornlng. at 11 o'oiock. by tho Rev MoKenzle Fraaor, M.A. Aftornoon, at 3 o'clook, by the RovW. G. PAraonson. Kvening, 0.30 o'oloclr. by tke Rot A. Owlolc. Amusementß. A NNIVEKSARY OF ST. LUKE'S JA. PRESBYTKRIAN CHURCH, UKMUERA. A SACRED CONCERT Will be given in tha above Churoh on WEDNESDAY, TBB 318T MAY. 1882, AT 8 P.M. Ticket!, 2a; children, half-price; may be had of Members of Committee. Omntbuaos will leave Auokland Post-office at 7 and 7.30 p.m. ■PfIOOKAMME : — Ohorus—"Hearken unto Me"—Choir Solo—" Ho wipes tho tear from every eye "— Miss Samson Trio-" Charity" Flanofortn bolo—' Fragments," from Splndlor_ M\ss Woolnongh • ■ ' Salo—" Consider the Liliea "..Mr Bmlth Solo—" Augolß over bright and fair".._.... Mrs Stovons Solo—"Romombor thy Creator"..Mr J. Culpan Solo—"I oried unto Thoe"..Miss Talt Quartette and Chorus—" Et liicarnatue" (Mo i-.nrl'ti (welflh Mass) INTERVAL, Platioforto Solo—"Aye Marla"_MrsTalt Chorus -" They have taken away my Lord ".... Choir Solo—"Tho oradlo song of the poor"..Mre J, M. Chrk Solo—"Thou didst not leave "..Mr-Franois Duet—Misses MaoMlllan and Maoky Solo •» Too —at«"— Miss Samson Qaartotte—" God Is a Spirit" Chorus—"Qul Tollis"..Choir Conductor: Mr O. Hcs_eth. Organist: Mr Hi Row. MeetQral, ■ELECTORAL DISTRICT OK JCLi FRANKLIN NORTH, In pursuance of " Tho Regulation of Elections Act, 1881, I, THOMAS COTTER, Returnlnß Officer tor tho Electoral District of Franklin North, do hereby give notioe that by virtue of a Writ, bearing date the twentieth day ef May, USi. undor the hand of tho Clerk ot the Writ?, an K-KOTION will be held for the Kotnrn ot One Qualified Person to serve as Member for the siito Jtlootoral Dirtrlct, and that the NOMINATION of Candidates will take plaoe at the PUBLIC HALL, OTAHUHU.at NOt)N on tho NINTH day of JUNK. 1882, and that tha POLL, it necosaary, will be taken at the several Polling Places of tho said District on tho FIPT-ttNTH day of JUNK, 1882. Thofollowlas! are the Polling Plaoaa far the Electoral District ot Franklin North :— . The Public Hall, Otahuhn (principal) The Old School-bouse. Mangere The Public Library, Howiok The School-houßO, 'I'uranga Tho Pabllo Hal). Walroa Tho New Sohool-houae, Papaknra Va'ley Tho Court-house, Papaknra - ■ Mr Csijt_'fl Houbb, Awaroa Bay, Wa!ha_s, ■ THOMAS COTTISRi Returning Oftloov. OOROUGU OF ONEHUNGA. ANNaAL ELECTION OF AUDITORS, In pursuance of" The Mnnioipal CorporaHonß Aot, 1876," and " The ReguUtton of Looal Bleo tlona Act, 1876," I heresy give notice that Jamofl Rold Hondry and Timothy lTonan have been duly nominated as Oandldateß for the offloo Of Auditors of tho Borough of Onehunßa, and as the number of porione nominated dooa not oxcaod tho numbarpt offices to be filled. I horoby doclaro Mio Bald James Roia HenOry ana Timothy Honan to be elected. ! '" William b. p. o'oallaghan. Rot'tirn\QK Oliiosr. Onehunga. May 25tlr, ISB2. Gazette in Bankruptcy. ■ IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN JUDICIAI UISTIUOT. IN BANURUBTC^. In tho raottor ot v.T&o iiebto,rß ana Creditor! "Apt; IBM," and of the various Aoti amending tho sumo, and of the. Bank xaptcy ot T_uMAB Mcßann, a Dobtor. Wotjco is hereby .s?ivon that it is tho lntentloi 02 the aaltl Thomas Mcßann to mako applloa tlon to this Hnnourable Court on WEDNE9 DAY. tho seventh uay of Juno, 1882, at tbo hou: of cloven o'clock in tho forenoon, or as sooi thereafter as Counsel can be heard in that oc halt, that an Ordor of immediato Dieobargi may bo granted him under tho I,SUh Section a '• The Debtors and Oroditorg Aot, 1876." I) and r,t Auoltlsnd, this 2Cth day of May, 1882 R, L4ISHLEY, Solioltor for the Debtor, High-street, Auokland. PIAINO For Salo (a Bargain).—. Really Good Second-hand- Piano, prlo 825, at Thos. H, Webb'H, Oak Cottage, Hobßot street. rillißliK good Tailoiesses; constan 3 work: good pay.—Arply at onoe to 0 ■ WilUama, People's Tailor, Viotorla-Btreet;.



Public Notices. St UCKLAND PUBLIC BUILDING!: £ .___ COMMISSION. NOTICE TO HOLDKR3 OF DEBENTURE! , FOR LOAN Ob* £25.000. Notice 18 hereby given that the Fourth Draw ing oi Dobentnr.es (three) to bo paid off out o the sinking Fund, as provided by the Act, oi the first day of July next ensuingl, will taki plaoe. In the presenpe oC such holders of Deben turea as may choose to attend, In the office o; Mr. John Moginie, Quoon-atreet, on MONDAY the fifth day of Juno, 1883, at 2 o'olook in the afternoon. R, C. HAMERTON. Chairman of Commission. Wellington. May 13,1882. •__StJrS____SivC2' "TVTOTICE is hereby given that applica- XI tlon will be made to the General Assembly, at tho ensuing Session thereof, for the foilowing Acts:— An Aot for establishing a University College in Auokland. An Aot to provide for tho dedication of tha land, and hereditaments in Auckland, knewn as Government House grounds, for the purpose of a University College, and for othor parDoaos of education In learning and B&once. An Act to amend tho Auokland College and Grammar Softool Aot, 1877. Dated at Auckland, thta 12th day of May, 1882, JOHN JAMES, Secrotary Auckland Collego and Grammar School. THE CELEBRATED AMERICAN WHITEWATER WAGGONS, SO long expected, have just been landed, and ara being Bot np by Mr.a. Mackik, of Durham-btreet, who la the bolo agont in Auokland for the Whitewater Waggon Company, ThefiO Wagons aro much euperlor to any thing ever before imuorted. 'ihey vary in slzo and In design, and whilo they are not more than two-thirds tho woipfht of similar stead Colonial made Waggons, they aro so constructed that they oan carry heuvior loads, and are more durable. Tho Company Rive a wntton guarantee with each WaitKon, and if anything breaks or goes wrong with It within twelve months from day of sale, the samo will bo set right free of charge. They are now on view and for sale-, but. as noon as convenient after tho fitting up la com pleted, they will be put np to public competi tion. For fall particulars apply to A. MACKIB, Durham.street: Or to CARBINKB & TAYLOR, Auctioneers, Queon-Btreot. \ UCKLAND SAVINGS BANK. The Trustees are prepared to lend money on 'monoid securities in turns of £50 and upwards. Mortgages oan bo redeemed by quarterly instal ments. Applications for Loans to bo went in by Baturday, the 3rd June, 1882. K. CAMERON, Manager, Temporary Offices, Darby-Btreeti 451 000 T0 LENJJ at 7 Per \f _X <.centl on go °4 freehold Boonrity,— ff, G. Kwlngton. EfOUSES BUILT on the Weekly Pay v, ii i? 6,? 1 System.-Apply, No. 2. Qrafton Road, Kyber Pass. Q. BOU W D LIME. GROUND LIME. FOR SALE, SOUTHGATE'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROCHK LIMB, In any quantity, for Concrete, Paths, Floors, Cellars, etc (next to stone flagging, is un rivalled fur durability and hard-setting qualities). Fur tanks and other wet work it is a flrat-olass material. B. KEAIiE, SOLE AGENT, Cdbtom-house-bthekt. QINGER, White, and Howe Machines at tO D. S. Chambers', 70, Queen-street. TpENOING I FENCING J FfiNCTNGI! Contraots for all kinds of Fencing taken by Bam White; also, for Sale. Pnrlrl Poßta, Totara 'osts. Kauri and Hobarton Posts, Rlmu and lobarton Rails. 10,000 Kauri Palings at 9s, lousa Blocks, 100,000 Shingles, good broad leart. 13s (delivered). Come early.—SAM Whitb, Gore-atroet. LANDSCAPE PAINTING IN OIL COLOUUS. liffflsons Rivon by MR CHA.RLES BLOMFIELD. For terms, &0,, address Wood-street, Fon sonby, X?"l £\ "l'O _IO,OUU LENT on Building 3*J-" Soaloty principles, or on other terms to suit bcrrowora. Allotments bought and loubos built on weakly payment Byatom. Mortgages and Loans nexatlate-. Beo list of Properties for sale on _u> paao. Six percent, sllowod on money daDoalted tor investment— C. Williamson, Land. Sstato and ifiuanois! Aaent and Valuator, Vulcan Lane. mO PARENTS, MADAMKFOLKy, from Paris, is Oeslronß Of obtaining a few Juvenile Pupils for Instruo tion on tho Pianoforte and Blnginir. Terms (moderate) may be ascertained on application at cottage noxt door to Plumley's, Dentist, Hob son-street. npHK NEW _U__D_NG SOCIETY. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PKRMA NBNT BUILDING. LAND AND INVKBT MKNT BOCIKTY OF AUCKLAND COIINKIi OV : QU-BN-STRBKT and VULCAN LANK, i All olaKßoa aro invited to take up Investing Shares, payments weekly, Interest remunera tive. LOANS granted on security of Freehold or leasehold Property for the purpose of BtrsiNß, Building, &c, In gums of £20 to £5000, repay able—for every £100 advanced—at the following scale, by weekly, monthly, or Quarterly instal ments:- - Repayments Per Repayments Per extending over Week, extending over Wselc B. d. 5 years .. 16 10 7 years _ 8 8 _ years „ 12 6 8 rears _ 7 1 6 years - 19 5 10 years - 6 8 BP_CIA_ FACILITIES are given to Bor rowers for paying off part principal money and reducing v/cexly payment, or the whole sum may be paid off at any time—the Soolety grant ing ZJBRRUi DISCOUNT. GKORSK FRABKR. Manager. IjiKEDK, ivaiTKUEAD'S Jt? KKTAIL TKA ADVRRTiaBMSNT. FINEST CHINA TEA SIFTINGS, V* Per lb. Selected f;o_i tho London market, and re nicJtably cheap. Gives a strong, thick, and pungent Hauor, OHOIOK3T PURE FIRST CROP BROKEN PANYONG CONGOU, This Tea for valre in the oop Is worth ponce por pound more money. Price, 1/6 per lb. The like rarely oomea into this market. A BPLENDID DARJKKLING FLAVOURED MIXTURK; guaranteed a blend of Pure India and Gntna Teas. Prioe, 1/8 per lb. "TKA EXTRAORDINARY!" The ready Bale this Tea commands proves it . worthy _he name. Prloo, 2/ per lb "FAMILY MIXTURE," A blend of extra highly ovrod fiust crop India and China Teas; -will ciVry 'rcall, and im prove with lojctacned browing In tha pot, tnjj1 prove ltaelf an economiQ hlsh-claoa Family Tea. Prioe, 2/8 per lb. , "VERY RICH DKBP BROWN TKA." A combination of Bom>o of the purest, tka Strongest, and the richest flavourod Tesa Imported, Give it a trial Price, 8/ rier lie. 90 BOXKS "FOCI? 6.AN PKKOffi TKA.' About tho Kinoat lmp.orta.Uon of tho Season. ralsa, 28/ per box. FrEDK. Yf HITEHKAD. WHOLKSALK AND RETAIL TKA DKALKR, "•IOTOHIA-BTHBItT. APO___KP. A USTRIAN BitNTWOOD m *• tr nnnirir •**■ Cano Chairs, Austrian Iffl Qunnn^S Bentwopd Dane Couohea and la, yuoen-streot. LoauKMi Angtrian Bentwood Cane Rocking Chairs. ■ W™ ALNUT HUAtITSN«- RQOM SGITHB iv i<hn™m%£&' su fe TS2»strr, Rod, and Cro -123, Queon-Dtreet, fafles, What- now and Canterbnryn. MAnOQANY, OBDAR Hlmu. itad Kauri Din i«fh^rt^' lr-B-room sn"e» to Leather 133, Quoen-utreot. H » irolotlu Bnd Amerioan OlOtTi. ; __ ______ H|)(l _ Btends, Iron Fronoh Bort ' ?«"/■>"' U"V^'"teaaa, Iron Stump Bort -123, Queen-street. Bieaißi i,. on FoldinK Chclr Bedßteada, Iron Cotjj _ . Xtknt Spr^jj; Roller Ull-iila and Vanotln-.i 15J3, Quoen-fltMet,' Ellnfiq, Oijt Cbrnloes and K^Qnph'-poU'shea Cornioa Polee rrcr--.., r^^jj t g;'u'ottrchrugs, ' T« &! H. COPJ?B, \J I4ooleum, Floorcloth, i 121 Uueen-Btroct. MattinK, Door Mats, Bftth Mats. In great variety. T IBKBAL DISCOUNT to m «. it nnnrv *_ Cash Purohasera. Al! «i fi AJ, ,S V>°ae dollvorod tree In town, 3 123, Quoon-Btroet. Cttta i OßUOa poßt froe on nsp n oatlon. . DKDKCOM FUKNITUKi T fc H, COOKK, JJ la Choice Mottlod Kauri ;" 123, Quoen-stroa Wardroboß,Bedstoada l Waah y Btr.nds and Tollot Tab B ". ..„..,■■.,-,—, a T>EST NEWCASTLE COAL A CARGO OF !. HOUSEHOLD AND BLACKSMITHS Per WKNTwoBTHi now discharging! Also. :■ TAUPIRI, BA_, KAMO COALS ANI I FIJREWOOD. Delivered in Town or Country. £ ;W. AN T? q, "w INSTONE V Ci7BTO_-HOD6a-STBBBT.



Public Notices, fO" A.C.B. SOCIETY, JLJL* Auckland Branch, no. SI, TO .MKDIOAL GKNTLEMEN. Application for the Oilloe of Medi cal .Attendant to the above Society 3 are invltod, and will bo received by the under signed, till WKDNEaDAY, 7th Juno. Terms : One Pound per annum for every Financial Member, Nearly Two Hundrod ■ Members are at present good on tho Rooks, f Applications to be addressed to tho Sooretary, i care of Mr Flynn, Wellealoy-streot, ■where J further information may bo obtained. JAMES O'BHIKN Jonr.. C Secretary. JUVENILE CONTINGENT H.A.C.B. SOCIETY. ANNIVKRSA.RY CELEBRATION. Catholic Inshtutic, 'Wkixinoton - smeet tuksoay, junk 6, Isß2. Under the patronaß'B of tho Very Hoy. H. J. Fynes, Vio. Cap, Clergy, and Senior Branch 1t.A.C.8.5. ( n roßalia), conßletin.K of Dontics's Limelight: Kntertalntnent and Vocal and Instru mental Music. Admission, Is; Children, (id. To coinruenco at 8 o'clock p.m. Tickets to be obtained from Mr JTlynn, Welloßlay-Btroot, and Members of Committee. Free Tickets will bo Rlvon to Financial Momhera ot the Contingent at the meeting on Wednesday next, 31st met. P. O'KANK, Secretary; ■ "I IMPOUNDED, on the 25th day of May, I_ by tho Ringer, One Dark Hay Mare, branded B.C. (in square) on Bhouldor, for treE paßßlni? on tho Mount Altart noart; and in default of bolng released, tho above Cattle wilt bo sold at the Pnb!ic Found, Mount Albert, on tne 7th clay of JUNK, 1882, at 1100a. C. J. SMALL. Poundkoepcr, DISTRICT SCHOOL. n6tick. Owing to tho provftlmifiß of measlea In tho Grafton District, tho cominitteo have resolved to olose tho school until MONDAY, Juno 12th. FREDERICK O. THOMAS. Hon. Sec, pro tern. May2u'th, 18S2. a. x oHIP HALCIONE, FROM ' ri^S^V LONDON. iIMKSm A" Claims against the above BSi&JsSSfSUU vcb9pl mast bo rendered in duplicate to the offlce ot tho undersigned on or before MONDAY, 20th Instant, or they will not bo recognised. OWJSN & GRAHAM, Agents. OOBLEY'S BROWN BREAD. NOTIOB.—From this date the Baking and Delivery of my lircad Is transferred from Mr A. Pitt to Mr J, Davis, Alexandra Bakery, Mount Eden Road, J, ROBLBY. May 27th, ISB2. Corporation Notices. piTY OF AUCKLAND. MOUNT EDES OJINIBUS STAND. Notice la hereby given that tho stand apl- polnted for Mount Kaon Omnlbußsos is appoin ted in Shortland-street, opposite tbo Chlof Post office, from tho Eastern Boundary of tho premises of Mesßrs Sargood and Co.. upwards. P. A. PHILIP*. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Offlca, May 18,1882. p;iTY Or AUCKLAND, TENDERS FOE PARK LODGE. ■ The City Council will receive Tenders until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY, June 1, for above, In terms of plan and specifications at the ollleo of Mr H. G. Wade, Architect, Lower Queen-street. The Council do noi bind themselves to scoopt any tender. Tenders to bo endorsed, " Tenders for Park Lodge." P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clork's Office, May 25,1882. Meetings. QRPHAN HOME CONCERT. TO THE MEMBRR3 OF CHOIR. AND OKCHKSTRA. Full and Final Rehearsal THIS EVENING, at the Choral Hall. Choir at 7, Orchestra at 7.30 eharp. \ UCKLA3ND INSTITUTE. The Flrat Meeting of tho prosont Sesalon will be held in tho Museum Buildings, Princes street, on MONDAY, the 29ih inst., at 7.30 p m., when the President (2. A, Maokkohnib, jseq.) will deliver tho ANNIVERSARY ADDRESS. The following Papers vslll also be read :— 1. "On Borne recont additions to tho New Zealand Flora "—By T. F. Cheksbman, 1f.L.8. 2. " Additions to tho Gnodephaßa ol Now Zealand "-Ily Cam. T. Bboww, M.B.U. The attendance of Ladies is invited. T. F. CHKESKMAN. Seoretary, a UCKLAND PLUMBERS' SOCIAL JA. UNION. A Meeting of the above will be held oa MON DAY KVKNING next, in tha Working Men's Club, at 7.38 o'clock, M. WRIGHT, Chairman, T. ALLKN, Secretary. [JIRANKHN NORTH. ' MAJOR HARRIS wiU Address the Electors, aa under :— OTAnnno—Monday, May 29, Publlo Hall Howick — Tuesday, May 30, Wagstaffs lUll Flat Bcsh—Wednesday, May 31, School : house Turanqa—Thursday. Juno 1, Schoolhouse I Maraktai—Friday, June 3, QchoolhoußQ Deury—Saturday, Juno 3, Echoolhouse Hour ot meeting In eaoh oaso, half-past sovea p.m. J^ilfli^X IiOYAIj PIONEER fflil \l JUVKNILK & jMffli&&(wr-t \ ThJ3 Loflsio win I^Sfll/l^wte-A hold it 3 Fil'Bt Moot v*St^SslSbw'n« anoe Hall on MON- A°y Youths dOßirouß Mffi^W^^^gS of joining should be f&..i..n. 1, tßi, ,\^y 1 ~.,,," nl in attendance* Vjg* T OfAL ORANUE IJMSTITa- A Special Meeting of Members of tha above Will ha held on WEDNESDAY EVENING nest. 3tst May, at 7 30 sharp. A full attendanca Is requested, BmlnoaH Important, By order. O. HOOKER, G,3. pARNELt, GYMNASIUM. AU Persona willlr« to FORM a GYM STA3IU M in FarnoU ore requoatod to meot on WEDNKB BAY next, at tho Windsor Castle Hotel, at M 8 p.m. GKO. COaBNS, Secrstary pro. tern. OANATAJAKI GOLD . MINING COMPANY (RKGISTERED). The Aunnal General Meetine ot Shareholders will be held, at tho Company's Offlco, Hhortiand street, on WEDNESDAY, the 31st instant, at 12 noon. To reoeive tbo Directors' Report and Balanco-sheet; election of Two Direc tors and Auditors. F. A. WHITE, Aueklancl.Mflr2J, 1882. A UCKLAND FBRMANENT CO -£3L_ OPKRATIVR BUILBINQ AND IN" VffiSTMKNT SOCIKTy. NOTICE. i The Tenth Annnal Mootlni? of the Auckland 'Permanent Cooperative Building and Invest ment Society, tor receiving tho annual report and aooonntß, and electing a commlttas of BlonnKoment and auditors for the ensuing year, will bo held ia tho Lecture Ha)l&f tho Yousir Men's Christian Association, Aleart-stroet, on TUK3DA.Y, t))O 13th Juno, 18S2, at halt-past seven in the evening. JOHN BATGRK, Secretary N.B.—ln aoooEdanoo with rn!e No, 14, nom iou.tlo.-iH ot Caiidldatos for oillco muat be lodKod with the Seoretary on or boforo Slot May, * UCKLAND PERM A KENT CO. jEL OPffiUATIVJC BUILDING AND , . ~. INVK3TMKNT SOCIETY. In compliance with a roquiEition iron! 21 1 Members of the Society (which requisition ia , now exhibited in tho Society's Office, as re [ qnired Sy Bnlo No. 10)., I hereby give notico that a Spoolal Meetlbg ot tho Auokland Per j manent Co-opnrattvo Building and Investment I Society will be held on TUESDAY, the 13ih , day ot June next. Immediately attar tho ordi . nary annual meeting ot tho paid Society, con vened tor73op.m. on thatday t BUBINK33: , To Repsal Rules Nob. 8, 1, B, 14, 16.18. 18, 21, and 75, and Schedule F, and to onaot New Kulea and a Now Sohedulo instead thereof, as advor • Used in " The Now Zealand Herald" and Tnß Evening Stah, of 10th May, 1882. JOHN BATHBR, So^rotary. Medicai. OOTHACHE I TOOTHA.CHE I TOOTHACHE Immodlate Relief bj; using KDSOITS MAGIOBSSBNOB. In la BotUogi . ODONTALGICON, the New Komedv • for Toothache'; stop? toothache, arrests « decay. Prloe, 18..-O. W. T3OODBON, Lonclon Argulo,



f ereanafi TOHN YOUNG, Pensioner, 6th DivUlOtf. v Enquiries mule from Queensland.—Parti culars at Hannaford'a (Inquiry Offlco, Uppe? Qaeen-atreot, AKTHUK E. HOGUJB, Auckland.— Advantageous information for you at Hannaford's Knqniry Office. Upper Qnecn Bt. SAMUEL MONKS, Carpenter, Auck land. — Advantageous Information for yourself lies at Hannnford'is Enquiry Office, Upper Qaoon streot. .Lost and. Pound. LOST, a Banch of Keys.--The tinder will receive 6s reward by returning them to the Auohland Ilotol. LOST, between Kailway Station and- Qaeon-utroet, Cartsr's Delivery Book and Small umpty Box.—Any person returning same to It. Mnginn, Albort-btreet. -will bo rewarded. LOST, on Ala? 25, a Greenstone Pendant. Finder will bo rowarded on leaving Eamo with W. Heal. at IC. Wntera'. Queen-street LOST, .1 Gold Locket, with nompasai inside, bloodstone ensniveil A.H.; re ward of IPs.—Mr Prlncn. ViulorU-street. [JIOUND, a Gold King, in Hpbson-atreet, S} on the !£H5i -May, 1882.—Owner apply at Star Office on Monday noxt, at 2 o'clock. OUND, Cockatoo.—Apply J. Harvey, _ Franklin Road. "J7IOUND in the Harbour, a Flat- X 1 bottomod i'unt, palnttd white.-Owner can have same ou aTipljing to J. W. Carr. Cttßtom-houfOntrcet. It not olaimod within 7 days, will bo BOd to pay oxponeoa. Board ana Kesidence. ITUKST-CLASS Board and Residence ; ID also, privato boirooin and Bittloß-room, saltablofor a larty aud Kontleman.—B-ronford HousO. corner of Pitt anrl Hercßford-BtrootPi rf^OVKKfIUK XiKOVVMJS HUTKIi, XX' UOBSON-STRKin', 5O ABD AND LCDQINQ__,._«._..2OB P6T W«Slt BiNor.K Koom „ „ _ _ __._..2Sei OUFEKI'JK Board aud Kesidence (batu, KJ piano, largo Rrounds). not to bo equalled, n central position la Auckland, for families, ladios, or gontloraen. Addres3, Stab Office. 11l .'I I.M II I'l^ Aucaonei MOW DAY, MAY 29. L. W. EATON \S,7IIjL soil by auction, at his MarSj T r on Monday, May 29, at 11 o'clock, 220 BUNOHas BANANAS. For Posltivo Sale. , MOM DAY, MAY 29. POTATOES I POTATOES 11 On tvs Quetsi-strcet Wharf, alongside barque Planter, W. DOWDEN WIL.L sell by auction, on Monday, at 11 o'olock, alongside barque Planter, on Queen-street Wliarf. 20 TONS PRIME CANTERBURY POTA TOEB, in splendid condition, only uovou days from Lyttolton. AVEDXESDAY, MAY 31, AT NOON. WAIKATO. FARM AND ALLOTMENT!?. K. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions to cell by public auction, at his Mart; on Wednoßday next, at 12 o'clock noon, Alexandra To wnßhip—2 well-eituated allot ments, Nos. 127 and 129. Farm of 150 aoros adjoining tha township, being nos. 13,14, and 15. TUfiSDAY, MAY 30, At 11 o'clock. ■ • HOUSEHOLD FDRNITURE AND1 EFFECTS, L&KGE OKGAN. CARBINES & TAYLOR HAVE received instructions from Titos. MaciT&rlano, Trustee in tho Estate of A. A.atephonson, to sell by auction at tho house, back, Mr Brophy's HoteVKarangahape Koad, at 11 o'clock, Larf»« Organ. 10 stops and knee swell, Houbo . . hold Fariiitnre. comprising — Chest Drawers. Bedstead and Beddlnc, Toilet Table, Washßtand and Waro, Looking; Glass. Blinds, Curtains, Polos, Tables, Chairs, Carpet. Matting, Shade Flower, Kitchen Utensils, Firewood, eta, pto. At 11 o'clock. \.\ CAKBINES & TAYLOR. TUEBDAY, MAY 30. B U C K~IT AND. UNUESERVED SALE OF "FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS. FOR SALE, on Tuesday, May 30, at 11 o'clock sharp, at tha residence of Mrfl Allen, near Buckland. Station, THIC FOLLOWING LIVE STOCK:- ' 8 Quiet Mlllilng Cows, 1 Bull 22 twwear-old Steers and Ueifera 11 Yearling*, 8 Calves V.' . 2 Maroß una Foals, Bay Filly' (eomioK two mm Z eS T, B>' ,? cavy, Urausrlit Mars, Brown ra Riding Horse, Bay pony, 6 Pigs IMPLKMISNTS- Howard's Horse Rake. Scarifier Plouirh Harrows, Chain Harrow, Horse Hoe', Reaping find Mowlur Maohino. Chaff! mutor. Dray and Harness, Spring Cart and Harnojs. Ladj's Saddle, Uaokney Saddle and bridle, i'wo Stacks Oaten Potatoes ' Oarrot3« Mangol-38, 200 BUSHELS BIiAOK OAT 3, Fencing Wire, Farm Tools, Carpenters' '.fools. Manglo. and Sundries! Bnle™ The Implementa above enumerated are ennal to new, having been purohnsod within tho lani two years, and sinoe kppt in excellent oondition. ALFRED BUCKLAND. W. P. OOOHEANBI JAS. DACBB WEDNESDAY, MAY 31. In the Estate of Charles Kirk Chatwin, HAIK-SEAXED SUITE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AT GOtLINQWOOD-SrEEBT. rjIHE Subscribers will sell, at tho Kesi« i^ c. n a O t Oii C?c&? O(i-Btr<:ot '011 Wednesday.. THE WHOM OF H!S HOt7RffrrnTr> KURNITURB. oonsistin" of-ffi Sulta. Hair-Beated, 9 pieces ; SewSS MauWna, Carpets, Oval Table an 3 ITonder. Clock, jfilter, Chatrs.lron Bed etoadß, lableß and Mirrors, ChStß Drawers, Conch, Crockery Grato. Deli Tools.Kitchon Dresser, Utensil,&e. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOW, 1 Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, VALUABLE FKEBHOLD PROPERTY IN PAKISH OF TE JKAPa, WAIKATO. . By Older of tho Registrar of theSnpj em& Court. ■. R. ART HUR BAS been favoured with instrnctionV . from H. O. Brewer. Ksa., Reaistrftr nf tho Supremo Conrt, to sell by puollo auotion. aft hla Mart. Queen-Btreot. Auckland, oil Wednes day, tho 31st day of May, 1882, ," ~•,«""' A VALUABLE FARM, containing Oil Bores more or lees, and bsing Lots 12 4?l»F' O. 59. 60,66, G7, C 9.70 39,4,-02^ aidK Kapa, with Fariuhonse. BuUdinm kSrt JamS PCwn° ntSl tUo PlOport/o£ Mr TaUKSDAY, JUNE 1 ~ AT 12 NOON, FREEHOLD PROPER'riES CITY At»rt SUBURBS.. y^ldSwi Mr J. Kean; immediate poaseseion. MOUNT KDKN ROAD-A well built Resl denoe o£ 7 rooma, toEother withalargeJfree' hold Allotment, 40 x HC/oot, most cotivoniently > and pleasantly sitnated; nut a short Uistanco from tho kow North Uoad; commanding a ana' »nd varied vlow; 'busseß paesing regnlarly durlDpr Iho day;.now oconcfod By M r p «» . Oarthew. The flcuso is well-built, and la com! fortably f arnfshed. " ■ MOUNT KDICN KOAD.-Threo very flnifc' AUotmentH »t ths corner of View Koad onnofiite' Mr J. W. Hridgman's property, ana adioloinS- Mr Case's; .flrst-clasa volcanio soil, \roll-»lanto? with fruit trees, etc, oto. *«»«wia- VIEW ROAD, off' Mount Eden-Road-A snpsriot Family Hceidonce,!3toi?ether with a largo Frcohold Allotment; pieaiTar.tiy situated * ,^g ta Bb<>^ XOVR LARGW BUILDv KYBER PAB3-TWO Splenflid Allotmflßte ' each lii x 20!) feet, situated jußt on thorlsn commanding a.veryflno and eicenslve view- a first-olasis building site, «""»iro vjbw , a Plans can he Been, ltd further wtleolaM oh,* talnod, at the office ol the undersigiioov^ k. AJtiiiuß, -; SBlesman and AuoMoneer. { {Qontinueh on Fourth,"j?age.)~"~