ontraces they are now comniittiuß, nor X w.withhold out deepest pity From the chappy Jew/ ho< t l h<"'kl they are the victim* of the trades of usurious money-lending and drink-selling Xch they have choscu to follow-are still more the victims of aayage outrages which no provocation will justify, ami I therefore move tho resolution i have read t,you. (Applause.) tiev. THOSi Huddle seconded the reso lution." He felt he conld say that the whold world had been surprised by the re ports that had corce to us of the persecu tioa of our Jewish brethren in Russia. We bad bea»d and read of persecutions and cruelties iv days gone by, of the massacre of Glencoe, of the trials ot the Scottish Covenanters, of the massacre of St. Bartho lomew, and of the cruelties and persecu tions perpetrated upou the Waldenaes and _Jbigensea. But they been accustomed to think of tbeae things as the work of the dark ages, and bad given up nil idea of such atrocities in the nineteenth cencury. But here they were face to face with facts, and they knaw that tbeir suffering Jewish brethren iv Russia deserved their deepest sympathy. Their first feelings should be of gratitude to God for their own .Christian liberty and Christian privileges, that they could worship under their own vine and fig-tree, and that they could choose their own calling, and tollow their own commercial pursuits without hindrance from any man. Who was there, he asked, who did noc f«el proud of being under such a ruler as Queen Victoria, or under such a Government as the Untish ? Their next feelings should be of sympathy with their suffering Jewish brethren, when thiy read the accounts of the atro cities perpetrated, and the arbitrary laws that had been impostd on them. Th«re vas a reference to this in the resolution v/hich he had to second. To enact arbi trary laws was unwise and unrighteous on the part of any Government, and merited condemnation fr«m all reasonable men. And not only «o, but such legislation neces sarily created a aenso of injustice In the minds of the people to oppressed. It in variably led to discontent, to rebellion, to anarchy, and confusion, and to follew up resistance to arbitrary law with confiscation and slaughter was to add murder to oppres sion. The speaker proceeded to «ay :It is, I believe, denied that the outrages that have been reported have been so bad *s they were represented to be. I think lam correct ia stating that after tho accounts of the«e acts had been published in the " Times," where the details of the outrages that had occurred in due time appeared, the British Consnl wrote home conuadict iDg a great deal of what had beon said, and denying that matters were so bad as had tieen represented. Bb it so, The ac counts may have- been exaggerated, but even after a very large proportion ot these denials have been deducted, enough still remains to elicit profound symvatDy> ani call forth the strongest condem nation. For we read of thousands having been driven from their homes, Jeprived of their properties, reduced to bo«gary, and sent forth to starve and perish, while others were put to a cruel death - death worse than any thing we havo witnessed here in connec tion with our Maori wars or our collisions with natives or even barbarous races. But it is said that the Russian Government does not authorise this persecution. Perbap3 not. But then tho ijuestion arises,J has tho Government of Russia u»ed its authority to suppress such deeds ? Jt is said that, after theso persecutions had been going on for four months, something was published by the Government of Kussia—that a rescript was sent forth. What did it col tain? |It contained very little, indeed, be sides tho' condemnatioa of the Jewish race, and not one word to condemn the perpetrators of these out rages. Great crimes had been committed, but, after this rescript was published, the periecution continued «s before. We, therefore, I think, must come to the con clnsion that the Russian Government are guilty of these murders, being accessory after the fact. The resolution refers to ths degradation and debatement that must follow. How could the lilence of a power ful Government otherwise operate ! Wkat could bo the result of tacit acquiescence in such cruelties ? What can they expect, but that such a fact mutt debase tfaem in the estimation of the civilised world ? What if these unfortunate sufferers were debased by long ill-usage, tkat fact would afford no justification for thecrutlties thath»ve b«n practised upon theso suffeiing people of the Hebrew race. Rev. T. MoKenzie Fkaser supported the resolution. His reason in coming forward, ho said, -was partially to express the fact that the Presbyterian denomination, which he represented, was by no means indifferent to the object for which that meeting was assembled. He loved the House of Israel, and Scotland had shewn by the thousands and tens of thousands of pounds which she had spent on missions, the interest she felt in the Jewish race. Seldom, he said, did a prayer go up from the altars of that country which did not include a remem brance of tho lost sheep of the House of Israel. He loved tho people of Israel because of their great, and glorious past, and he loved them because of their strange and chequered history. Interest attached to anything which had passed through a varied history, and they looked with interest on a battered castle which had withstood the shocks of successive sieges, or a tattered flag which had been in the midst of battles. Where, he asked, would they find a people like the House of Israel, or who could point to a history like theirs, beside which all other histories must fade ? The speaker re ferred to the persecution of the Jews in Italy, where they had been subjected to every kind of indignity, where their wealth had been taken from them, and their houses and Synagogues destroyed ; end referred to other persecutions <if the people. It was said that Jews were non producers of wealth, slid that they were only accumulators of gain. Surely no one would object to bankers because they were non-producors. Russia was largely indebted to Jews, who were the authors of bills o exchange, and how, ho asked, could the commercial world get on without this in stitution. He did not know an instance where a nation which had persecuted God's chosen people had escaped punishment, and asked the audience to suppose Russia in want of capital, what if the rioths childs and other great capitalists buttoied their pockets, and refused to lend a penny to the persecutors of their people. Mr Firth bad condemned isolation, but he believed God's policy had ever been one of isolation. One great feature of this people was their mingling with all nations and amalgamating with none. They were like a drop of oil upon the waters.

HJS Woiship referred to the statement that since the last dispersion of Jews from Jerusalem, a Jew bad never trod a land he could call his own: But there WBre Jewa who, if they they might say the land was not theirs, yet were they the greatest men who trod it, Such men as favour, in Italy j Gambetia, in Franco; and test, bat not least, Disraeli, in England. (Cheers). And for myself, I can only nay that I wish to God he had left his mantle behind him. Mr FarNAIX, President of the Auck land Anglo-Israel Association, addressed the meeting with the object of showing that the British peopli were of the lost tribee. The second resolution was then put and carried unanimously. Mr F. Larkins then proposed : " That His Worship the Mayor bo requested to forward a copy of the abovo resolutions to the Mfjht Honourable tho Lord Mayor of London, in tho desire that the record of its opinion may add to tho widespread expres sion of public feeling and sympathy on this, subject throughout tho United Kingdom.and this meeting earnestly hopes that the pre sent expression of general sympathy may result in a mitigation of the sufferings of the Jews in Russia." Mr Larkins madean excellent speech, which we are compelled by pressure of space to hold over t till a future issue, , _ . . Mr G. W. Geiffin, A merican Consul, in seconding the resolution, said that 100,000 families had beqn rendered homeless, and 30 million dollars worth of property des troyed within the last three months. The third resolution was unanimously Pi Goldstein moved- " That the thanks of this meeting are hereby tendered jio His Worship the Mayor for presiding upon the present occasion, and that he bo requested to act as honorary treasurer, and receive subscriptions, and forward the same to the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor of LondoD." The mover read the following list of subscriptions collected in Synagogue : — D, Nathan, £25; L. D. N. t £10; VI Keeßing, £10; H. Keesing, £2 2s; J. Keesing, £2 2a; P. A. Philips, £1 Is; Bloom, £5 5s ; Posseneskie, £1 Is ; Meu inaseD, £5 ss; H. A. Goldstein, £1 Is; Neumagen, jup., 10a 6d j J. Phillips, £3 3s; Solomon, £111« i Goldwater, £3 3s; Goldwater, inn,, £1 Is. Mr P. A. Philips, who seconded the resolution, regretted that they should have occasion to meet In the nineteenth century to pass such resolutions as had been .submitted. He thanked His Wor snip the Mayor for coming for. ward on this as on all other ocea. sions, He pointed out that the list of bud.

scriptiona read by Rer. S. Goldstein was tiie second that had been raised.

His WhESHIP said it would afford him pleasure to act as treasurer, and the resolu tion having been passed, the meeting ter minated,

LIEUT. ZURN STILL MIS SING.

(From Our Own Cokrespondknt.)

CORUMANDEL, this day. The search parties for Lieut, Ziirn returned yesterday afternoon half drown»d with the excesaive downpour of rain, but without finding the slightest trace of the lost Ger man. * , 1 p.m. This morning about fifty miners and a whole tribe of Maoiis went out in search of Ziiru. 'They have not yet returned. A hurricane is now ragiDg.

THE ABSCONDER HARJES.

Information was received here by Sup.erlnte.' - dent Thomson yesterday from tho Chlof of Police. Adelaide, that a notioe had been served upon the latter on behalf of the former credltoia there of 9. P. Harj es not to hand over the monies found upon the person of that absoonder when arrested a few days ago by the Adelaide police. We underttand tDat the Commls»lon»r of Con stabulsry. Wellington, has authorUed Mr Thomson to proceed to Adelaide to identify Harj es, and to bring the latter and tee pro ceeds of his frauds back to Auokland, for which purpose Mr Thomson. If possible, wil*. of courae, be armed with tho necessary documents It will be remembered that in the end of lost yaar. Mr Thomson met with a very severe accident m Waikato. and although he has at lenffU recovered the übo ofi the Injured leg his Konaral Health la considerably Impaired, but It may bs hoped that the soa voyage to Adelaldo will tally re-eatkbllsh the same.

Death Under Chloroform.

DUNEDIN, this day. Tn_ son of Captain Kussoll, Marine Sur veyor, aged 9 years, while having teeth ex tracted at Armstrong's, the chemist, died while under chloroform, Dr Burns is stated to have been in attendance.

The Insurance Conspiracy.

IItK'JT-li'fl OABI,-ORA_,]

ADELAIDE, this day. In the insurance conspiracy case, the prisoners, Barker, Hortou, and Morrison, recently found guilty, have been sentenced to the followlug terms of imprisonment: - Barker, 4 years ; Horton, 2 years; nnd Morrison, 1 year.

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

NEW PLYMOUTH, this day.

The oases of William Richards, for horse stealing, and of George Lacy, for larccuy, wete heard this morning. Lacy received a seatfnee ot two > ears' hard labour, while the jury are -till considering tho verdict in Richards' scase. The trial of William Gallagher, charged with killing a native, has just been com monoed.

COROMANDKL, this day. v At the B.M, Court to-day, the Ness Side Company cases, against shareholder?, were adjourned for a month, to enable the legal manager to produce tho rules of the com pany. A solicitor appeared on behalf of the shareholders.

"SOCIETY."-MR. ELLIOT'S BENEFIT.

There was a largo and fashionable attendance at the Theatro Royal last evening, on the occasion of the complimentary benefit tendered to Mr Arthur Elliot by the members of the late Theatre Royal company, assisted by Mto Blanohe Vaughau and several amateurs. This fact may be accepted without reserve as a dear indication of tho high regard in which Mr Elliot both as aprlvato gentleman and as a sterling actor. Ho has risen rapidly in his profession, and wo feel assured will yet ocoupy a prominent place upon tho coloiolal stage. In Auckland he has established himself as a general favourite, and he may always safely calculate upon a cordial reception from tho local playgoers. Robertson's comedy •• Society was the piece selected for performanoo and it was gone through very satisfactorily indeed, wo regret that pressure upon our space forbids eithor n reference to the play ora paruculariscd criticism of tho acting, suffice it therefore that the play was well porformed and the audience wellpleased.

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Wanted. V\7 ANTED, a Young Girl, about 15.— TT Porter. Tobacconist. . \I7 ANTED, a (Jlinker, and an Appren. VY tlce to tie Machine.— Oartwright and Carthew, Boot Upper Mannraotar6». Qrey-at. WAHTKD, a Smart Boy, for an office. —Apply to V.. at the Btab offl-e ---\\r ANiJBD, a Useful Girl, to assist in \\ housawork.—Apply to Mrs J>uglan, Rogenheim. Ponacuby. ANTKD, a Barman.—Apply, Auck land Hotel. WANTED, a respectable Youth, to Milk, and make himself ueaerally nsetal.-Appiy to Major Qeorne. Epsom. ANIED, two KespectaWe Young Hen as boarders. T«rms moderate.— Apply to Mrs Komble, Vlnwnt-street, next to Or Mo' 'onald, south. \\; ANTED, a Good Houtemaid.— V* Apply Shak«»earo Hotel, Wyndham street. VVANTW), a Cook for the Waikato V»' Biver.-Commerolal Hotel, High street, Ancklan*. ~., - WAOTKD, two Good Drivers at once. Apply to Geo. Wlleon, Nelßon-atreet. \\7 ANTED good Tailors. — Apply to \i W bite & Watkinson, TaUora, Vlotorla street. _ fl7 ANTED, a Retoucher, one who can V> work In blaok and white preferred; nonubnt flrst-c'ssa hands ccci apply.—Clark Bros., Photographer.Qneen-streat. ANTED, a Machinist; one ac> ou-tomed to the umbrella maklng. -a pply to J. Williams, Wyndham-atreat, opposite Stab office. WANTfiD, a Smart Lad to leok atter Buggy and two h&rses.-Apply this office^ — W"~ ANTKD, a Female Cook—Apply Breyhonnd Hotel at o«oa ANTED, an experienced Dressmaker for Gisborne.-^APPIy to Mr Campbell. at Wm. McArthnr fe Co'i. r WANTED, a First-class Dressmaker. B T. Heibert. Drapsr, Qaeen-street, next Mr Wrlghft, confeatloner. W' ANTKD, a smart Youth for an office at QlabO'ne.—ipplioation In applicant's own writing to Box No. 9, O.P-O. WANTED, by next Tuesday, a good Cook (womin). 255; Lad to milk 2 cows. 10b. Also, Housemaid; references **££?*; for good oonntry hotel -Apply Pnlleng, Fruiterer, Qaeon-atreet. _______———- ANTiD7~Two respectable Young Men aa Boarders, where two others aw kept—Apply Star office. . WANTED, a General Servant. -Apply to Mr» Bavege, Couk-9tr»et, Anokland. WANTED, a good steady Youth, able to drive a bread dart.-Apply to Mr B. MoKeown. Imperial Bakery, Wharf. \\i ANTBD, two good Assistant Dtibj. V * makers; alao one good Mantle-hand.- Mllne & Ohoyco. ____ IXT ANTED, a Young Man to deliver V* goods, and be generally naeluU-B> Maxfleld, 123, Qaeen-atreet. \t lANTED, Smart Lad. — Apply, VV Kandoll & Angus, Plumbsrs, New market. ~\AT ANTED, one or two Cabinetmakers j Wo nstiint employment for good handa.— T. & H. Cooke. Elliott-street. , ANTED, a Shoeing and General Blacksmith, Boy to Btrike, and Bor for Wood Shop-Apply Newton Coach Faotory next Star Hotel). ' WAN TED, Two Boys as apprentices to the moulding-Apply J. Kelly, Free man's Bay Fonndry. ( Y\r ANTED, Cliclters, Bench Hande, V T Boot Closers ; also, respectable Boys and Girls; constant employment!— Apply at once to Garrect Bros.. Wakefleld-ttreet, AnTED, a General Servant.—Apply Mrs Watts. Beresfordstreet, opposite Congregational Chapel. ANTED, a good Cook and Laun dress ; references required.—Mrs B. Morrln. Remnera. ' , \S7ANT«D, by a Married Lady, two V T Furnished Rooms, where there are no other boarders kept.-Apply by totter to T.M., 6t»r Office. - * a/ANTED, a Girl about 12 or 14.— VV Apply to Mrs J. Petford, Conquest pinna. Painelte Anoklana. ; "aNTKO, one or two well educated Lads, as Apdrentibes in a newspaper offlce-Appfy to, rf jr. Mitchell, "Hanra^l Tribune " office. Ohinemnri. * if ANTED, by an experienced Married VI Connie, the management of an Hotel; oonntry preferred.-AddreßS " Manager." stab Office. vxr ANTEt>. a first-class Tailor for Tau- W ranga.- Apply on or before Friday. 12th )nst.. toAroh l Olark_cSons ! _ iIT^ANTED to Sell, first class new box W Mangle. ohe»p. lor oash.-Apply this WANTED— A tirst-class Mine Manager for the New Union Beaoh Mine,-Ap plications to be addressed to the W"«oatoMj of J. F. Clark, Manager, Insnrance BuildtoB" on or before noon of the sixteenth May. Also a thorouehly competent Bng neer. Application to be made same time and place as above,



Wan tec. ' ANTED, the Customers of Munrc & Mtlligan who have been enquiring (o autumn goodi, to know tbat they are now pw pared with a large stock of the best oiaßS good In all departments. WANT-D to Rent, a Hnuse ot 12 or 1< rooms, la the vicinity of Lower s>r monds-Btreet or Albert Paik.—Address XYK a ah Office; WANTED, a good General Servant references required. Apply to Mrs T Steadman, Victoria Avenue, or to 187, Queen. Btre"' . AWT-D to ].et, two Unfurnishec Kooma, with fireplace, tn Lower Hob aoo-atreet.—Apply 3t_k Office. T»j ANTED, on alarm at Waitoa, Mai V T and Wife without encumbrance; on< childotaboyoflOor 12 yeara not objeoted to. Wagea £75 a year in the house.—Apply to Clara and Uane, Qaeon-atroot, Auckland, W~~~ABTEI>, a Commercial Travellei for a Wholesale Grocery and Toe Establishment; none but men of experlonoc need apply. — Address, enclosing testimonials, Box No. 180. Poat-OfUcCi . WANTED, Tenders for Painting and Papering House in Randolph street, Newton.—For specifications eto., apply to R. Stevenson, Grocer. Newton Road. ANTED, to sell Milch Goats.—Apply to Mr MoMann, Onehnnga. AWTED, a good General Servant — Apply Mrs Lluabary. Chnrlton hoiao. Ponsonby. WANTED, 200 'Jons firewood.— Apply New Zealand Timber Company. ANTED Known-That J. Cosgrave and Co. aro solUnjr Stron. Heavy Tweed Trousers for 8a lid. AN lED KNOWM—That J. Cos- Kreve & Co. art Sailing Ken's Qoolora Tweed Tromera and Vesta for 17s Bd. ANTED the Ladies of Ponaonby to know that they can get OrewoU). Silks, Wools. Briggs' Transfers, and a variety of Fancy Qoo4». at _. Hi HW wardß'a, Draper, near the Throe Lamps, Ponsonby. Your patronage respeotf ally Bollolted. ___ IX7 ANTED KNOWN.—That Protessor V* Gueoott has received a large stock of British and American herba, and ho is prepared to supply the pnbllo with the Bame at Id per oz. As ha is the only praotloal horluillst In he oolony hlB Btook will bear Inspection. ANTED Known—That J. Coegrave and Co, have the Largest and Best Stock of Men's and Boys' Clotnlng to choose from in Auckland. _______________ WANTED, Ladies to call and see the Beat Value ever ottered in Auckland In I-dies' and Children's Stooklngs—Billing at about half the usual prloe-at Holloway's, 217, Uneen-atwet (ne_c to Hewin's). WANTED Known-That J. Cosgrave and Co. aro Selling Men's Serge Huita for 27s Cd. . WANTED KNOWN — That North Shore Pharmacy Is now opod.—Gard ner. M.P.3., Hng.. OhomUt, tee. ANTED KNOWN—That J. Cos grave and Co. are Belling Tweed Mao Hnto>h coata ?or Ms, warranted. AN'l__- to Sell, Mixed -"alnts tn Ballon tins; Kiuri Oil, 2/9 per gallon ; Pruning Paint, 6/B_por gallon.-Atkinso- _ Co., ■freeman's Bay; Wholesale Agents, Messrs _• Porter te Co. WANTED itHUWB t__t me Victorian Loan and Discount Agency's Advortlso merit appsarton 4th page. 6th opium—. ANTKU, t\e Ladies of Auckland to know that thoy can got their Droeson made Stylishly, Quickly, Uoonomloally, at* Cheaply at J. Keoßinn's Drapery Houae, Upper QuflQo-street. Millinery done on the pretnlsi*. Ladlaß' own Materialn made Pp. WANTED KNOWN—"The Battle of Llfo," prloo Is, by a working man, spoken ot in suoh a lengthy and favourable manner In Friday night's _v_king Star, is on sale, with tee other now Books, at Dainylor'a Largo New Shop. Hobaon-atreet ANTED KNOWN—The Fresh Bar galcs In New Furnltnro. including Damask and Leather Spring Couches. Cane Chairs, &0.. &0., at Damplor's Largo New Shop, Hobso-.Btreot. P&rtionlars Boon. WANTED to Purchase, Empty Sacks, Pateraon and Co., Lome street 'ANTEDToI-eiMO a suitable site for a Club, convenient to Quoon-street — Address with full particulars to Club, ~T_n Office. XAf ANTED to Rent, a House of 12 or 14 V T rooms, in tho vicinity of Low.r Hjmonds straet or Albort-streot, - Address X_Z, Stab offloe. WANTED to Sell, a good quiet Cow, at calving and a good mllktr.—Apply at Kd.-r's Dye works, Richmond. Cor's Creek. \\r AJNTKD KfluWN, that E. Mltchel- VV son _ Co.. No. 19. Queen-»tieet Wharf, are selling Main), Oata, Bran, Sharps, Flour, Oatmeal. &O-. fed at-lowant market rates. «»T_/iiTED, by a respectable middlo- VV agod person, a Situation ns House keeper to an Vlderly Married Goupla; salary Minx secondary to light duties, with an ap proxlmation to home oomforta. ANTED to Purchase, a Four-wheeled VVango-. suitable for two light horses; mnst be strong and ohoap.—Apply BPD, -TAB Offloe. VI7ANTED KNOWN—That E. Portor and Co. will Open Early Next Month their New Warehouse at Newmarket, with a Largo ABBOtb mentot Furnishing and General Ironmongery. All Goods at Town Prices. ANTED Known, that you can Dress well for a Small Weekly Payment by going to Munro and MUllgan. See advertise mont on front page. AiNT-D KHOWN-UEKAP TlM bkb I Ch__? Timbbb I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purobasod oheaper and better than anywhere else at the Yardaof D. Go.ME, Albert-street There being no mannl-Otory for Joiners' Timber on the pre mises, the customer has an additional oppor-' tunity of getting superior tlrabor. Wheel tights' Materials always In stook. \\r ANTED KNOWN.wIn consequence V Tot the lnorease of VWlnesa at my large new shop. Hobson-strwt, panloolars of the New Books, and Piano Mualo, eta. are unavoidably postponed for a few days longer.—W. H. Dam pier. Be in time all the Bame. " ixrANXED KNOWN, that "Com- T T ferine," the new atmospherlo pnrifler. Is a very pleasant, as well as thoroughly reliable! D-lnfootant, and should be used in every house In any neighbourhood where scarlet fever exists. Price Is 3d per tin al Gardner's English Pharmacy, 181 Queen-street. Anokland. \IT ANTED KNOWN—The Auckland W Timber Company .Limited (late G. Holdsblp _ Co.), are selling every description of. Timber; also. Ba»hes, Doors, Mouldings, Turnery, Fretwork, &0., at Specially Low Prices.—Cnttom-hoose-street Weat. ANTKD KNOWN —That J. H. Dalton has Opened a Special Branch of the Tailoring Business in Viotorla-street East, for the purpose of making Tj*dietf Garments, such as Ulsters, Habits. Jaoketi, eto., made in the moat approved stylte,by flMtolass work men^ ■";ANTED KNOWN, that WILLIAM YY Wbst, Cane and Seat Chair Ma.ufao turer. wishes to Inform the publlo that he oan now supply them both at his residence, Wynd _am-«treet, and at the City Market, with all kinds of Household Furniture at the lowest possible jrloes. Also, every description of Furniture Repaired and Sold on Oommlaelon.— Note the Address—Wyndham-street and City Market. , WANTED KNOWN —F. Shailer, Tailor, Kden Terraoe, next Eden Hall, has commenced business in the above line, and trußts by strict attention to all orders to merit a fair Bhare of patronage from the sonoundlng district, where a tailor Is maoh needed. Repairs neatly exe ootea. t* entß' own materials mada up. ANTED KNOWN-1 have given up my Shop in the City Market. Toyß, Fanoy Goods. &0., fco., removed to my Large New Shop, Hobaon-street. where I shall sell them off in a tew days -W. H. Dampier. WANTED KNOWN—A Splendid Line of Beautiful Oleographs, lately arrived; also, Children's Toy Books,fromld eaoh;Claoks, Photographs, Stationery, and General Fancy Gooda. two Lovely Wax Dolls, life-size and ife-llke.Just received per Oxford, are creating quite a furore among the fair sex, young and old. The flnast display of 6d and is Goods ever ma* .eta the oolony. On the 6d otranterthere are over 2000 articles, and on the Is counter, whioh is 60 feet In length, there me between 1,600 and 2 000 distinct artioles. New consignments of GDOds have just arrired by Oxford, and others are on their way from Kirope per Halclone and Lalro. — A New Department, viz., that of BOOKS has juat been added to the Aroadei Mr Qoodaon having Joined the busineas of Bookseller to his other business. Inspection cordially Invited. ' N inteUfcent, well-educated Lad would be received as an apprentice to the Pharmaoy, Qneen-street. , A PPKENTICE Wanted.—J. Howden, __l Watchmaker, eto., has an opening for a respectable Youth, as apprentice. IGEONB.—Wanted, Qne Jfair of good Tumbling Pigeons j good price given for good birds; mottled preferred.—Apply bj letter with particulars to " Pigeon," Btab Offloe. AETKEB WAMTED, withabout£3oo, In an established Auotloneering, Land, and General Commlasion Business In one of the most pronperoua oistrlots in the North Island, Other branches of trade and nnonolos will be added If a suitable Partner is found.-For fur ther particulars conßUlt Davles and Trenohard, National Insurance Buildings, Auokland. Corporation notices. JAKAINAGE NOTICES «REY.STJEE U^_BET = N YIN Notice is hereby given to Owners and Ocou piers 6f Proporty in Gully, between Vincent am Grey-streets, to drain their respective propertle into main drain in course of construction. Th present contractor for works in theso streets wU execute the work by arrangement. ' Falling oompllanoe with this notice, the Cit; Council will, under the provisions of the " Mun: cipal Corporations Acts," proceed with th drainage worlra deemed ne^esaary at the rls and cost of the owners and occupiers. 11 P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, May 5,1852.



rersonai.^ •" if GEORGE HILL, late of Otahuhu r I now of North Bhore, wIU apply at Stai H Offloe, he will hear of something to his advan ta"e' J For Bale. ' XT OR T HERN STEAMSHIP CO. • J3J SHARKS. • I have a paroel for Bale slightly under market ■ rates?and am a Buyer of Sash and Door Ban* . New Zealand, and Loan and Mercantile Shares. 1 A. BAUNDKRS. No 2. Insurance Buildings. - TTOtTSALB, a tfirst-class Grocery Bum -1 V ness In New Plymouth.-Apply to John i Buohanan, Cußtom-honae-Btreet. : TJTToTTSALK, CUEAP.-50|inch » Hum ' JC' bar "Bicycle, with all the lateet Improve. ments.-Doublo Ball BearlDga to each wheel. ■ 55a°a spokes, valise, wrenches, oil can, hub k lamp, etc; guaranteed ln firßt n ='a t 89 nf o|? G eL ' Imported Bix months a(?o, at a. ooat; ot UU). ---• apply by letter to W. Boswiofc L PostJ3fflce ! _ a'NOTHEK SUPPLY ot Wheeler and •A. Wilson's Bplendid Family Sewing , Machines; jSSf r_*§od. Send for mutatad clronlar to k. B.Shalderaand Son.Queen-Btreet. tnOR BALE.- Grocery and Confectionery ft Bnßlncßß. for Salo, In .leading 'borough, fare. Stook and Bixturos about ,680 (no goud ! wiU).-D. F, Evaoa, KBtate Agent gi-soB SALE, comfortable Cottage of 5 t1 rooms, fi^K»a*_: «g well. &o.; allotment 10 x 100. Price, «u».— u V. TCvana. . «7>OU IMMEDIATE »a_b, VoßSonDy P Terraoe, a nioo House of 7 rooms, yeran iah In frontT AUotment 8« x 100, aU tostef UHy laid out; good well, tank. &o. i^rloe, KOH.—u. v Bgimfr. itatate Agent. Qucen-Btreot. 447 SALE, 48 Acres at Little Muddy Crook, nearly all down In grass; Bpleudld orohtrd, vinery, &0.: Honw of 6 rooms, dairy, 2nd __i-»bed, S wells; Bituate about 10 mllsß r«m Auokland. A really oh.op propsrty, nrlca, only fIMO.-l>. F. Kvaaa, Kgtate Aneat. VjIOK SALK, 50 Acres First-class Fern i 1 Land at Tnakau; a very ohoice lot, wiih aboadanco of water; situate on a good road, md about 5 minutes' walk fromrailway station. Price, only £7 per aoro.-D. F. -vans, EBtate Agent. _______ Ti^Oß SaLE, nice Cottage of four rooms P and souUery: rectister grate, ovon, gas laid In. and every convenience; BltuatolreUvnd str»»t, near Kngland-atreet. Prloo, «280.—D. c, Kvans. Katate -gent. TjiOß SALE, Lincoln-street, Ponstnby, f House cf aeven rooma, good well, woot dhefl, &o ; alletmont, BOxIUO, fonood and planted, very oheap, only &10.-D. F. Kvans, BBtate Agent, Qnoan-«tr»nt. , . *** _i>OR SALE (Howe-street), a very pretty t" Villa containing five rooms, pa-try; watsr laid ia, nloe garden, &o.: al 1» flrst-olasa order: splendid vlow; a very desirablo Plao*— D. F. M-vunw. Batata Agent. Queen-street. 4io OUBDRBAN STOKK lor »aie,-A first -3 rate business for Sale ln one of tho best of Auokland suburbs; the pesltlon Is second to oponlng; full particulars from P. F.-jwum. mm A^jfr-Aaofctend, ___. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, Mandsome Vlllu: almost now, andinflr«t-*lußa ordor j Mblft), bow window, Rood wtll. regijter ftrate, T^tyeupboards, etc, etc.: situated in Hacked street, »ear the steps leading down to beach at foot of St. Mwy's Koad ; pleaßant. healthy, and doiirable poBJUon; must be sold at oaoe. Prioe, only £300.— U. JT. Kvans. Hscate A gent, (Jueen atreet. QTOKES1 POINT. — Splendid Building © Allotments, planted with Fruit Trees, &c. lmmtdiatoly ovposlto Hose), Prloe low—easy terms.—D. F. Kvans. E»tate Agent. UKEKOBE,-A very desirable Farm of 101 aores. about Ii miles from Tuakau Station, with Threa-roonwd Cottago, work- Bhop, dairy, oowshod. pl«atios, &o. A Bplendid stream runs through tho proportj ; all foncod and eubdlvidod; about 00 asroa ln grass, tho rest cultivated; soil Is flrat olaBS. Good metalled road all the way. Very oh«»p-prioe, £600.- D. V, Kvana, IfaUto Agent. MOUNT JEDBN. — Cottage of Four Rooms and Two Acres ot Land at Momnt tfden (divided into two paddook;), near rosl denoa of J. Batg«r, »sq. A very doslrablo pro perty! Prloe. F. Kva»s, Ketate Agent PONSONBY,— A new and very pretty Verandah Cottage ct 9 rooms, allotment, tank, etc., all complete, and In flrat olass order. Very oheap. £220.—D. F. ffivuns, KBtato Agent, Qneen-atreet. «7_ CJTOKKS'S POlNT.—Splendid Allot ►O mente fenoed and planted witt. fruit and ornamental trees, ln splendid position, over looking the harbour, near tho beaoh.—D. F. Kvanß. Katata Agent. r MOUHT BUBN (near M' Kelly s), a now and wellflnlahod Homo of five rooms, replete with aJmo«t every oonveniemoe, Buoh as register grates, kttohon range, &o,; allot ment aboutsoxZOO: main road frontage; very deairablc-D, F. Evans, Betato Agant, Queen street. *«. T>KO*r-ECT TERRACE.—A very nice L Verandah Cottago of six rooms, flitted with cupboards, bookcase, dresser, &o.; gas and water laid in; good garden, stable, &o.- D. F. Kvsnn. Katato 4gont Qqeen-Btraet QPKING-STREKT, Ponsonby - Hand- IO some new House, thoroughly well finished, rooms larre and lofty, standing on two ollot montß. lam inatruotod toeftoct&■ immediate sale—business matters oalUng the owner away from the distrlot.—Full particulars from D. F. Brans. —atata Agent. Quoan-Btroot. 408 jilOK SALK, Bualncas Premises at U Mount Kden, Biluate ln main rood; a splendid opealng for a Chemist, as at present lore ia not one ln this iaiga and populous distrlot. Tno building la new. substantial, and well flnlahod.-Full partloalars from Mrs Jack, on the premises, or of D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. Qnoan-Btroet. HANDSOME VILLA RESIDENCE, la Brßt-class order, The Rouse stands ilgh, commands a grand view, and Is sur rounded by a splendid garden fully stocked with fruit trees,flowers,eto., eto. The aspect 1b north easterly, and well sheltered. Situated in Pon sonby. noxt to Rev. Mr Runolmtn's, and havlDg a frontage of 13? feet to OiTonnell-fltroet, whloh oonld (If desired) be sub-dlvlded to advantage. -D. F Evans. KBtato Agent.Qneen-strtet. 430 C^OR SALE OR LEASE. Takapdwa, North Shohk.—Desirable Store, Dwelling, and Outhouses, almost new an* ln irst-olaBS order, together with 6 aores Splendid Land (ln oropa) on main road and ln the vicinity of tho beautiful lake, and commanding splendid view of Auokland harbour, A most desirable property, and well worthy Inspection. 881 Itstato Agent "ht or" s a l a OL_RKMONT-BTK_«T, Beafleld View-A Very Uealrablo Allotment, qnlto level, fenced, and ready for building on. 33 x US, for £100. NEWMARKET—Vorandah Cottage, 6 rooms, register oven, good well, &c, oorner allotment, 33 x 100. for £240. MONTAGUK-BTRBHT. Newton-Vorandah Cottaße. 4 rooms, allotment about 33 x 85; cheap. only AIBO. D. F. EVANP, Estate Anent, next Heraia Oflioe, Uuufln-street. Ii^ARMS FoX SALE.— Waikato — A V vory deelrablo and snug litUo Farm, situated on the banks of the walkato River, very comfortable Homeatead oonslntlagr of - House of Six Rooms, Outbuildinas, suoh as Barn, Cowshed, Pigsties, Stockyard, &o. Area, about 226 aorefl of good fertile Land, sub divided into Paddocks, Orchard, and a splendid piece of mixed bush. Bohool and Railway Station adjacent. Price. £859, An* several others. Fall particulars on ap plication to D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent, Queen-Btraet (noxt " Herald" Office). BUILDING SITES 1 BUILDING SITES All those Splendid Allotments situate ln Col lege Road (the only lota for sale on right-hand side going up, and being within a few minutes walk of the city). ShouM oommand a ready sale. This Ib a splendid investment for building purposes. Prloe, only £3 10s per foot upwards. For villa residences the poßltfon Is first-class. Also, at Shelly Beaoh, a few lots (86 x 120) Still unsold; price, Ms Od per foot. Bailey's Paddock-Lots 33 x 89, at £40 eaoh Ryta'Btrect, Ponuonby,-Lot No. 107. an offer wanted. And others on acpltoation to D. F. EVANS. Ketate Agent, next " Herald" Office. For continuation, see Pirst Page). Medlcai. \JS7HO would suffer from Indigestion " " when buou a remedy as Special Tincture of Podophyllumcan bo obtained for Is from O. W. QooQßon, London Arcade OOTHACHE I TOOTHACHE I TOOTHACHE I Immediate Relieve by using BDSON'S MAGIC ESSENCE, in Is Bottles, -jcclesiastlcai. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL MEETING, 1882. SOIREE AT THE ROOMS, Oh FRIDAY, 12th MAY. TEA AT 6.30, f PUBLIC MKRTING at 7.30. ACmiKHBFB BY— Rs,v. A. Cabbiok, Mb Thomab Spohqkon. and Mr Vinis. MUBIC BY A CHOIR. Tlokets Is Gd; to be obtained of the Book sellers, Members of Committee, and at the Rooms. boots ana s_oes "DOOTSI T>OOTS! DOOTS JUST OPENED FRKSH SHIPMENTS, Ex snip Oxford and s.s. Sorata, Comprising— LADIES' E.S. BOOTS and SHOES, and i Well-assorted Stock ot Button Boots o every description. CHILDREN'S K.S. BOOTS, Shoes, and Buttoi Boots,, In Glace, Goatskin, Calf. Kid, G a» Kid, Bluo Cloth and Brown Cloth, In „ sizes. GENTS' CLUMPED K.B. BOOTS, Watertight with dump soles; also, Lace and E.B. Boot with oork soles, the best artloles that can b had to keep out damp and water besides a well assorted stock of Gents' Light Boots! Note the Address CWBSTPFAHL, • tt opposite Haymarket.



| To JUet K|iO LBT, St. Marys ParsonaKe.—Fo \ I particulars, apply to M. J. Clayton, o . Barton Ireland. fr>6 LET, a seven-roomed House, wit! : 1 detaohed wash-house and copper, an every cLher convenience, in Regent-strooi lirafton. A low rent to a good tenant.—Applj Mr Dlokson, Reijen^stree^ TO LET, In Cailton Gore Road, th. House at present ocoupled by C. £ Oeorgo, Ksq.- Apply J. Patterson, Hoafleli ; View. ', fIW BE LET, in tbat well-populated aw J rising district, Upper Bymonds-atreet. : stoops at Kyber Pass Corner; No. 2, doubli Bhop, suitable for millinery and drapery o: grocery business; No. i for a bootmaker, posl tion unequalled. Rent ouny. Oaa laid on.- Apply H. Aahton and Son, N.Z. Insuronci Buildings. HpO LET, a 7-roomed House, witt I wash-houso and every other convenience in Regent-street, Graf ton.—Apply to F. Q, Ewington, estate agent, Qaeen-Btreet, or to Mi Diokson, Kegent-Btreet. rr\Q LBT, in Urace-etroet, Ponsoijby, a i Bis-roomod House ; water laid on—Apply next cottage above. ___________ rpO L_T, two or three Booms, wita tire. JL place, ln a respectable and quiet neigh bourhood ; terms moderate,—For address apply at this office. rrO LBT, Six .roomed House, witn I kltohen, dairy, and Btore-roo—i. large shod, and about 8 acres voloanlo land, on Mount Rosklll Road, within throe miles o£ the city.— Apply Paterson & Co., Lorne-atroet. rfio LET, newly finished D-roomed Cot- JL tage.—Apply to Mrs J. Wheeler, Yar borough-street, Ponsonby, CT\O LBT, at Onehnnga, a House of nine JL fcrooms; thoroughly well flilshed, with ooaoh-houße, stable, to.; situate on Norman's Hill, good view, healthy Bituatios; entry at onoa.—Apply 10 Wm. Slevinson, Qnehunga. TO LET, a very nice Front Bed-room, with board; vary bultablo for two gentle men (oompanionßl: 18s a-week; washing in oluded.—Apply to Gunston, fruiterer, Earanga hape Roail. JO LET, a very comfortable Villa Kesi denoo, 7 rooms (oxolublvo of pantry), dairy, stable, bnggy-bouse, Bunion. &c, &c; sltna tlon—Mllford-street, Ponsonby j water view. Kent, only £1 per week.—D, F, Evanß, Estate Agent, Quoen-Btreot. TO LET—Those Wew Brick Shops and 1 Dwellings, recently ereoted at the Corner of Pitt and Vlnoept-streets, by Mr W, J. Offer, and now ready for oooupation.—Apply to F. L. Prlmo, Estate Agent, 28, N.Z..lnsuranoe Bulld- Ings. mo LET, in Kaßt-street, a Six-roomed L House.'rout 13a; and ln Grafton Road, a Klvo-roomod House, rent 13a.—8. Y. Colllnß, tllgh-Btreot. ffW LET, Ultice corner of High-street and f Vulosn Lane.—Apply to R, Home, above L. W, Katon's. Qneon-ctrcet, r_AO LET, Offii-us in yueon-strect, I ip- X. stairs and Down-stalra.—Apply Mutual Uto Assoolation of Australasia. No. 81. Queen atreet rjiO LET, a Family Hesldence containing I 10 rooms, wltk suitable outbuildings, on tbe New North Road; posoosjlon given imme diately.—Apply to F. L. Prims, JJatato Asont, 28. N.Z. Insnranoe Buildings. rtyO LET.—House and Two acres Vol- JL oanio Land, ultuate on main road, about a mile vast Mount Albert, bounded by a splendid crook, and the Whuu _ua passes the door, and within a few minutes walk* of railway station; for a term of six or twelve months; rent modor ato.—D. IT. Evans, Hatate Agent, Queen-street. (jnO LBT or FOX SALE, that Comfort :Jf able Family- Resideßoe (Mr Ijelghton's) situated on tbe Ponsonby Road, near top Vrumlln Road. The Itouso oontalns nine rooms, fitted with almost • vary convenience— gas and wator laid on. bath-room, pa»iry, oup boardß, &o, Sec. wash-houße with copper, &o. 'ttuijofl pass ttio door every quarter of an hour. Grand position, magnifioem view of city and harbour —P. if. Kvans. Agent, Qneen-Btreet. FIKBT-CL ABJS BAKERY to Let ia the most thriving Walkato Township —Full particulars, apply to Daviss and Trenohard, National Immniuoo Baildings, Auokland. Calls. rHfii AKCH HILL BRICK ANi» IILE COMPANY (LIMITED). Notioe Is hereby given that a Call (the third) of One Shilling per eharo has boen mado, pay able to tho undersigned, at the OfflOO Ot the Company, No, 21, Now Zealand lnoaranoe Building, Auokland, on SATURDAY, 29th May, 1882. A. WU-OHKR, Pro J. FUIAR CLAb-E, Bee. Auokland, Sth May, 1832. amusements. O U B L I C BALL. THURBDAy, Uth MAY. MOUNT ALKEKT PUBLIC H VLL. Rofroahmonts Provided. BINGLK TICKBTS THKKK BHIOUNGS Doors open at 733. Danolng at 8 p-m. W. POTTKR, Beorotary, T) AILWAY BAND CONCEHT AND JLi* BALL. FRIDAY, MAY 12TH, 1882. Undbr tmb Patronaoi or His Wouamp THE MAYOK. PROaRAMME. Pabt I, Blow Maroh (Normal.. Kail way Band Song (Bass), "Jack's Yarn "..Mr Khoflas tiotu (doprano). "Obi How UollghUuT'-Lady Amateur Bong (Teinor), " Fairy Jane "..Mr Littlewood Song (Tonorj" Madeline ".. Mr Idwards Sonif (Soprano), -'Half-ma.it High "..Miss Spry dong (Tenor) " Onoo Again "..Mr Osborne Bong (Soprano) " Golden Love' _Miss Bampßon 11 Kdlth Valse".. Rail way Band, Interval of Ten Minutes, Pabt 11. Fantasia '• On Farade ". .Railway Band Song (Tenor), seleoted.. Mr Edwards Song (Soprano), " We'd better bide a wee ".. Lady Amateur Song (Tenor), "TheMountebank"..Gentleman Amateur Pong (Tenor), "My Sweetheart whan a boy _ Mr Littlewood Bong (Soprano). " Apart\.Mt«Bßpry Song (Tenor), "Pilgrim ot Love"..— r Oaborne Song (Soprano) V within a mile of Edinburgh Town"..Mlaa Famnson Song (Baas) "Tha King's Highway ~ Mr Selootion, "La flUedoMmo Angot"..Railway Band, God Sayb tbb Quuen. Dancing to oommenoe imraodifttoly after First-class Quadrille Band In attendance. Bankruptcy in v floes. TN BANKKUPTCY. In tha Estate o( Thomas Ricoabdi, Opera tto Singer. Creditors who have not already done so, are requested to Prove their Claims with me on or before tho 17th instant, whon a First and Final Dividend will bo payable. THO. MACFFARLANR, Trustee. Supreme Court. Auckland, Bth May. 1?I2. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTOX. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876." and of the varloui Acts amending the same, and in the matter of the Hankruptoy of James John stone, of Northoote, near Auokland. in tho l'rovlnolal Distrlot of Auokland, Gumdlgger, a Debtor. This Is to notify that James Johnstono, ol Northoote. near Auckland, Gumdlgger. hae this day filed a statement that ha Is nnable tc meet his engagements with his oredltora; the first meeting of creditors to be held at the Boildtngs of the Supreme Court, Auokland, on WEDNKBDA¥, the 17th day of May, onethou sand eight hundred and eighty-two, at the hour of eleven o'olook in the forenoon. Dated this 9th day of May,lßß2, G. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar, IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEMI ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and Creditor) Aot, 1876," and of the several Acts amend lne the same, and of the Bankruptcy o John Botmb. of Pukekohe West, Ii the Provincial Oistrist ot Auokland and Colony of New Zealand, Farmer, i , Debtor. , Notice ia hereby given that a BUfQolent numbs of Creditors of the abovenamed John Butle not having attended the First Meeting of Credi tors appointed to he held on Monday, the Btl day of May instant, in the Supreme Cour Bnlldingß. at Auokland. at the hour of 11 o'oloo' 1 ln the forenoon, or at the adjournment thereot on Tuesday, the 9th day ot May instant, at th same hour and place, I have, ln pursuanoe c Seotion 46 of "The Debtors and Creditors Aot 1879 " appointed Thomas Macffirlane, Ksqulri of Auokland, Certificated Accountant in Banl i ruptoy, to be the Creditors' Trustee of the pri r norty ot the paid John Butler; and that th said Thomas Maoff&rlane has intimated to mi in writing, his aooeptanoe of the said Trustsi P. BtDatedat Auckland", this Sth day Of May, 188 HENRY O. BREWER, g ■ Registrar, s Joskph A. Tora, c Debtor's Solicitor, ; shortland-street, Auokland. SPLENDID Line of Two-button Blac Kid Gloves,-to be Bold at Is lid pair, at 1 v. HhaWsrs and Son's, 200 and 202, Queen-strec ,■■.-' -..iiH. .■,'.. .



Meetings. ir AUCKLAND PERMANENT CO >r £%. OPERATIVE BUILDING AND IN VESTMENT SOCIETY. J[ NOTICE. r* The Tenth Annual Meeting of the Auckland Permanent Co-operative Building and Invest' - inent Sooiety, for receiving the annual report 11 and accounts, and electing a committee of I. management and auditors for the ensuing year, i will be held in the Lecture Hall oUhe Xoung Men's Christian Association, Albert-etceet, on i TOESDaY, the 13th June. 1882, at half-past 1 seven In the evening. 2 JOHN BATGBR. c Seoretary f N.B.—ln accordance with rule No. 4Cnom " inatlons of Candidates for office must be * lodged with the Seoretary on or bef ote 31st May. ; * UCKLAND PERMANENT CO- A. OPERATIVE BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. r In compliance with a requisition from 21 ' Members of the Society (whtoli requisition is , now exhibited In the Sooiety's Offloe, as W quired by Rule No. 10), I hereby glvo notice , tbat a Special Meeting 'of the Auokland Por ■ manent Co opsrativo Building and lavestmant ' Sooiety will be held on TUESDAY, the 13th day ot June nest, Immediately after the ordl , nary annual meeting of the eald Sooiety, con -1 vened for 7 30 p.m. on that day. BUSINESB: To Kopoal Rules Nos. 3. 4. 6, U. 10.13,19,21, ' and 75, and to cnaot instead thereof as follows :— Note.—Alterations printed ln Italics, Hulk s.-The Offices of the Society shall be at i U7, Queeiwtreet, Auokland, or such place as i the Committee may from time to time appoint. i The Offices shall, until otherwise ottered by ; the Committee, be open for the purpose of re ceiving subscriptions and repayments, and tnnsaotlng all other business whloh may be re quired to be done under these rules, on Mon ■ days, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and 1 ITrldays, from 9 a,m. till i p.m.; and on Satur days, from 9 a.m. till noon, and from 6 till 3 p.m., Publio Holidays oxoepted. Every Mon day—from Monday, the let day of April, 1872— to be the weekly pay-day of the Sooiety. Tho Committee shall have power from time to time to establish Agencies at suoh place or places -within tne Provincial District of Auckland aa to them shall scorn expedient. Hulk i —The Sooloty shall conalst of all tuch persons as shall agree to pay weekly the sum of ono shilling or upwards, in mrnncr hereinafter provided, and to observe all the Rules herein after oontained, or any new or amended rule or regulation for the ordering of the sooiety, which may hereafter be legally made and adopted by he sooiety, provided that the Committee shall have power to suspend the issue of shares whenever tlicy may consider that the interests of the Society would be promoted by so doing- Hum ft— Every person taking shares in the Society shall pay tho sum of one shilling per share as entrance fee, and shall be entitled to hold for bis sole use and benefit not more than four hundred investing shareß. and not more than three hundred borrowed shares; and tho payment of eaoh lnvetting share shall be Is par week, payable weekly, fortnightly, monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or yearly, in advance, bat subsorlptloßß so paid ln advance Btiall not mature shares for the purpose ot wlth drswal. Members mailing payments in ad vanoe for a period of not less than six months, shall be allowed Bach a rate ot interest as the committee may from time to time allow. Pay ments ahall be made Bubjeot to the penalties hereinafter specified, until the share shall be surrendered or withdrawn, or shall mature, as provided for ln Rule 13. and the member's con nection with tbs Hooiety, so far ss BUcb share la concerned, shall cease and determine All sheres upon whloh tho entranoe fees only have been paid, Bhall be held forfeited on the fifth weekly pay-day thereafter. No preferential Bharasshall be issuedi Hulk li.-Tho finanolal year of the Sooiety shall terminate on the 31st day of Msroh in eaoh year, when interest at such rate (not exceeding eight per centum per annum) as thtprofits of the Society will allow, calculated ucon the equation of payments for suoh financial year, togrther with interest at the same rate on the oredit balance brought forward from the provious year, shall be added to ail Investing shares. Hole 18.—The f nnda of the Society shall be awarded to applicants for loans on the follow ing 'onm:—Applications ifor advances Bhall be made ln tho form Schedule A appended to thess rules, and shall be numbered and reoorded ac cording to the dates at whloh taey are received by the Secretary ln a register to be kept by him for that Durpose; and such applications shall be oonaidorod and decided by the Committee ln tho ordor in whloh they are recorded. And the Committee shall, If satisfied with ihe security offered, authorise the Treasurer to make advanooß to the member offering Biioh security (or any term not exceeding ten years, the principal and interest to be repaid to the doolety by weekly Instalments or contri butions at the. rates and for the periods heroin' after mentioned, It the loan Is repayable In Per Share, B.d. 'en years, the weekly payment shill be.. 1 3 Klßhtyaars .. — ..16 Jxyenrs 18 Ifotu years 2 4 A.ny Bhorter periods tbe weekly payments shall be at suoh rate as the Committee may by by law from timo to time appoint. Hum 18 —The coats ot a mortgage to be paid by a borrower, exclusive of Registration fees, over a property the title to which is not under iho provisions of "The Land Transfer Aot." shall be :- A l. d* For Mortgages of £100 or under.. ..110 For Mortgages over £100 and not ex ceeding #200 1 11 6 For Mortgages over £200 2 2 0 *"orafnrtnercharge.. — .. .. 010 0 For a roleaße of Mortgage, Inoludlng the retaaee of all further oharges .. 010 6 For a Mortgage or Transfer, as the case may be, under ''The Land Transfer Act," the (fees allowed by the said Act. Hulk 18.—The costs payable to the Solloltor for mortgages, furiher ohsrges, and transfers, eball bo paid to the Solicitor as soon as tho busi ness oharged for Is oompteted. or may be de ducted by the Society out of the first money to bo advanced to the borrower. Kulk 21.—The Burvey Committee shall report to the Committee upon all property offered as security, iohethcrfreehold or leasehold. If the Committee are satisfied that the property offered lsa sufflolent security to the sodety.tiioy chail direct tbe Treasurer to pay suoh member the sum of money which he shall be entitled to reoelve, on such member exeonting to tho Sooloty a deed ot mortgage ln the form of Schedule F appended to these rules, or such other mortgage, transfer, bond, or document as the Solloltor shall require. Rul« 75.—Any member negleotlng to pay his er her subscriptions or repayments for four weekly pay days, shall be fined according to the following scale:— ■» »>" 5° a 3 snoQonooßoaoeno 1 £g | c —.-——«- a o o £ . S H? "5 -i a •i-i S3. d 32 o 3 <a«Mm»n«co<a«aiaca<se>n 3 CIS 5 S moooQoaoooooooo It » % I MM '-T-J | 3i- ■ —A |m B g M M 3S t 5 isosoooassoooos k J g* i : : iii;i:: :ii i i 68 w &%< i :i I :! s log I iSo i 111. Il!il|liifll 1 i < P3i&2g»*asalsa I Also to amend Sohodule F by Inserting the words following :— SCHEDULE F. This deed made tho , d»yof , one thousand eight hundred and , a terms of the Rules of the Auckland Pkk- M4NBNT CO-OPKItATIVK OOILDINO AND InVIBT MKST BnoisTYi Between of In the Provincial District of Auokland, ln New Zealand, an* hereinafter oalled the Mortgagor ot one part, and the said Auckland Picbma- NBNT CO-OPBBATIVK BCILDINO AND iNVHST mknt Society, lnoorporatad under "The JulldlDg Societies AC, 1876," and hereinafter called the said Booloiy of the other part. Wit nosaetb. that in consideration of the sum of I ' paid, lent, ano advanoed by the satd Sooiety to tbe Bald mortgagor, the receipt r" whicn la , hereby aoknowlo<iged. And of o Mrthep advances hereafter made by the saw. Sooiety ' to the said Mortgagor. Ho, the said Mort r Kagor, dotb. hereby convoy and assure unto the Bald Society and Its assigns all those ! tha hereditaments and premises mentioned > and desorlbed in the Bohedule hereunder ! written and delineated by the plan drawn , hereon, with all buildings thereon ereoted, and all the rights and appurtenance* thereunto be . longing, to hold the same unto the said Sooiety [or the purpose of securing the re-payment In ao-. oordanoe with the Rules ot tho f ftid Society, of the said sum of and Interest thereon, ln oanseeutlve weekly ' payments of eaoh, payable on Monday, in eaoh and every week, the first of such payments made on Monday, the davof 18 ; and of all such further advances as aforesaid suoh further ad vances, and the interest thereof to be re-payable ' i n fconsccutive weekly payments attherateof . for every Twenty Pounds advanced, commeno ina from the Monday immediately following the granting of such respective further a<£ ■nances, and which said further advances and the repayment there of with interest shall be t deemed to be, and shall be inoluded in the „ security hereby given, and shall in all respects i be subject to all the terms and conditions to ' which the said sum of now advanced, and the repayment thereof is subject, and It is hereby expreßsly declared and r agreed, by and between the samn parties here r to, that the nineteenth clauseof the Conveyano- I' ing Ordinance of New Zealand, number ten of n SeßPlon number two.shall not be implied ln this * deed, and the said olause is horeby expressly te negatived. It' is hereby nlso expressly '. declared and agreed by and between the said 9 catties hereto, that the covenants eet forth in •f Knle number thirty-one of tho said Rules, and t> tbe powers and authorities Bpcoified and eat 9. forth ln Rmle number thirty-one of the eald *• Rules shall be deemed to be implied herein, and > this deed shall be read and construed as 'c though the said covenants, powers, and 9, authorities, respectively, had Ibsen set out and c- expressed herein at length. And the ecld mortgagor doth hereby, far himself, his heirs, 3. executors, administrators and assigns, covenant with the said Sooiety and Its assigns, that hf and they Bhall and will insure all buildings ereoted upon the said hereditaments in the sun [Here follow special covenants, if any.} ii witness whereof, the said parties have horounti = subscribed their names. Jc ■ JOHN BATGBH. ft Auokland. May 6th, 1882. S6wetfU T-



Meetings. ■pONSONBY A T H 0 M E. The Annual Meeting wIU be held at Miss Hill's feohoal-room), Ponsonby Road, on Thurs day next, tbe Uth _Bt.. at 7.50 o'olook, at which the Treasurer's statement of aooonm a for past year will be submitted, nnd the election of officers and committee for ensuing season will tek6l>lftOe- D.F.EV.NB. Hon. See. .Ponsonby, Bth May, 1882, A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the Builders and Contractor-' Associa tion will be held on THURSDAY EVENING, at 8 o'olook. at the South British HnUdlngs -very member particularly reqnebted to attend, as the bnslness is of grout Importance, THOMAS CONSTABLE. Seoretaryi Board and Kesidenoe. A PPARTMENTS Wanted fora Gentle ii man. Lady and Child; with attendance; Mount Eden district preferred.-Apply to X.8.. Star Offloa. QUPBKI'JR Board and Residence (bath, 0 piano, large grounds), not to bo equalled. In central position In Auoklani for families, adlea, -_: gentlemen. Address. Star Office. Lost and. Found. LOST, on Sunday morning last, a Gold Looket, between the Masonlo Hotel and Trinity Ghuroh, Devonport,—A reward of five shillings will be given to the finder npon Its being left at Messrs Poder Bros.' "I O s- KEW A R _».—Lost, between X\J Park Road and Newmarket, Four £1 Notes.-Under will reoelve above reward by ieavlng same at Potter and Co.'s Store, New market. "I f\S R-WARu.-Lost, on Saturday AV7 last, a Brown now. with white marks, nearly oalving.) -Information to Mr A. Buck land. Tenders. mo BUILDERS. Tenders will be reoolvod until noon of the 12th Inst for Sundry Works to be dona at the AuokUmd Club. *", B. KKALB & SON, Architect. rp 0 BUILDERS Tenders will be received (up to Noon on 84.TUKU4.Y, the 20th instant, for the erection of a Hotel at Gleborne. Plans and Specification at our Offices. EDW. MAHONEY & SOW. Architects JJOROUoH OF JfAKNELL. Tenders for Formation and Gravelling of Selwyn Road and Campbell Terrace, Hobson'a iay, will be reoeived up to noon on Tuesday. Uth inst., at our offloe, Colonial Bank, where plans and specifications may be seen. 80YLAN & liUNDON, Engineers. mENDERS for Repairing and Shingling J tho Sohool-house at Pokeno Hill will be reoalved by the Education Board, Wyndham ■reet, Auckland, until noon on Monday, May 22,1882. Specification may be seen at the Office of the foard, and on application to the Chairman of District Sohool Committee, Pokena Hill. LENDERS, will be received for Plumb a" , '?? s h op 3ln Vtotorla-street west.- Apply Qi Ackers. For continuation. Bee First Page, Public Notices. ERSECUTION OF JEWS IN RUSSIA. His Worship the Mayor willbe glad to reoelve übnorlptlona in Aid of thoFund now being raised at the Mansion House, London, towards melioratiag the condition of the* I'eraeoated ewß ln Russia by emigration or otherwise. Mayor's Offloe, May 9th, 1882. r\ISSOLUTION Oitr PARTNERSHIP. Notioe is hereby given that the Partnership Itherto subsisting at Awitu, betwofi the undersigned, as Storekeepers andHotelkeepers, under the style of "Thlol and Chrlstman," has tola day bean Dissolved by mutual consent. The Badness will, la future, be carried on by P. F. Thikx. who will reoeive and pay all Debts due respectively to and by the late Firm. Dated at Awitu, 21th April, 1832. (Ri^nmH JJ*COBCHRIBTMANN, (Signed) •( PHILLI p WEI3HKIMKR. WltneM: Bowo. P. Lodge, Clerk, Awitn. CHEAP Millinery Trimmed Hats, from 8a: Bonnets, from 10a 6d; Velvet Hats, from 3s 9d; Flowers and Feathers.—Mrs Whltehead, Milliner, Karangahapo Road, Newton. nHALLENGE ACCEPTEI) 1 hereby aooept the Challenge Issued by the TKANBIT to sail the MADBK for £20 a-slde, arrangements to be made at Mr w. Knox'a, Freeman's Bay, TO-MORROW NIGHT, be tween 8 and 10 o'olook. WILLIAM MATTHEWS. qpHE HEW ZEALAND NATIVE X. LAND SEITLKM&NT COMPANY (Ltmitid), ApDliofttlon Forms for the Reserved Issue an available (tor Shareholders only) at the Colonial Bank of New Zealand. The Application Ust Closes ou SATURDAY, the 20th Inst., at 12 noon. O. _. Da LAUTOUR, Managing Director. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP NOTICB. We, Thomas March navies and Gay Tren ehara. have this day Dissolved Partnership by Mutual Consent-Dated Ist May. 1882. ~ THOMAS MARBH DAYIKS, GUY TR-NCHARD. Wltoess-W. Joirefl. Tobacconist, Auckland. WITH regard to the above, I hereby declare that f have this day sold my Interest ln the late firm of " navies and Trenohard" to Henry Williams Baker, of Parnell,Commission Agent-Dated Ist May, 1882. GUY TRENCHARD. Witness- Wi JoNIS, Tobaooonlat, Auofctand. ]" HEREBY give notice that I will not . be Responsible for any Debt contracted by my Wife, Sarah Howard, on and after this dale I April 29), she having left her horn* without my knowledge or consent.—Willum Howard. LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANOK COMPANY. CAPITAL., _ a..£2.000,000 With Unlimited Liability of Shareholders. SooclaUy Empowered by Act of the Parliament of New Zealand. Annual Fire Income, expeqtHng.. ~£1,069 000 Fire Reserve jfund.. _T7.. 1,600.000 Accumulated Funds - ..- 8321,969 LOSSES AD^g^AND PAID IN The Company are prepared to accept Riska on Buildings and their Contents-whether mercan tile or otherwise—ln the City and Buburb?,at Lowest Oubbbnt Rates. JOHN BUCHANAN, AQBNT, SBOBTIiAND-BTBBBT. T ANDSCAFB PAINTING IN OIL Xi COLOURS. Lessons given by MR CHARLES BLOMFIELD. For terms, &o, address Wood-street, Pon sonby. tji is'ai notice. All i ooonnts dns to the undersigned that are not paid by the 20th mac. will be handed over to mySolicltortorreoovery. _ § „„-_--,--, May ith, 1882, rniIEESI TEKEB! Tli_ ES I At tho PARK HAJ.Ii NURSKRIBS, WAIMK4 ROAD, The LARnRST and FINEST STOCK of TRANSPLANTED and SBRDUNG TREKS In NKLBON. iO.OOO Fruit Trees, one. two. and three years old 100.000 Pines Inslgnls, from 6s to 1» 100 25.000 Cupresßus JMaorooapa, from 4s to 208100 Walnuts, Chestnuts. Filbert Nuts, Magnolias. Erioa Yariogated, Holly, Yews, Horsohestnuts. QuiQkg, Barberries, Afrioan Box Thorn, and a Large Variety of Flowering Plants, Shrubs, &a John Hale, waimba road. nelson. NOTICE. CHEAP HARDWARE HOUSE, Karangahape Road. FLAM BOURNE, in conveying to his • numerous oustomers and friends niß sincere thanks for the generous support accor ded to him during ihe past seven years, woma rospeotfally Inform them that haying further enlaced his premises and reoeived a large sannly of goods direct from Manufacturers, per Cro wnthorpe,' Arabella. Pareora. eto.. he is pre pared to tell at very low rates, to make room 1 For farther shipments to arrive per Remington ' »ad Cambria, from London; and Orient and ; Menfloza, bom Liverpool. N.8.-*Carpenter9- J Tools eapeolally oheap. r O~| A TO tW,WO LENT on Building i 'XfX\j Society prinolples, or on other*---m« loßult borrowers. Allotments bought and L Houses built on weekly payment system. s Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See Ltstaf i Properties for Bale on th page. Biz per cent, I allowed on money deposited tor Investment.— i c. Williamson, Land, Batata and Flnuudal 1 Airant Vnloan Lane. I ■ m —i ■ J TpER "EVENING STAB, I Mr Editor: Blr,-I Challenge all Opponents ol „ Local Enterprise, ba who they may, to Produoe „ any Foreign Compound for Dyspepsia or Indl geßtlon equal to n ROBLET'S DIHKBTIVK MBAL fOI Pnlse n or Porridge DIGRSTIVB BROWN BREAD, and DIGESTIVE BI3OUITB. J, RQBLBY, 85, GBBr-STBiMT.



. Licensing Notioea i T\TOTIOE OF APPLICATION FOR A JLi .PUBIjIOAN^IiICtfNSB. I, MATTHEW CULLKN, Publican, of One* hunga, in the Provincial Disttiot of A«o<land. oo hereby Rive notice t,h»t I desire to obtain and will, at the next Licaoslng Meeting, to be ! holden at the Court-houge, Onehunga, on the seventh day ot Jnne, 1882, apply for a certificate authorising the issue of a Publioan's License for a house situated at Onehunga aforesaid, and known a« the Victoria Hotel, containing six rooms, exolnaivo of those required for the übo of the family. „ . . n MATTHEW OULLBN. Dated 9th May, 1882. VTOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR XI A NBW ZKALAND WINK LICBNSK. I, CHARLK3 OANNIN&, Confeetloner, of Auckland, do hereby give notloe that I doßlre to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Moot ing, to be holden at Auckland, on the 7th day of Jnne, 1832, apply for a Cortifloate authorising' the itsue of a New Zealand Wine Lloenso for promises situate in Queen-atreat. Dated tbe 4th day ot May, 1882. CHARUS CANNING. ■ \JOTICE OF APPLICATION FOX i.l A NJCW ZEALAND WINK LIOKNSB. I, WILLIAM GUNSON, of Newton, do hereby el vo notloe that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to bo holdea at Auckland, on the 6th day ot June,' 1832, apply for a Certificate authorising: the issue of a New Zealand Wine License for premises situate ttt Nowton. , Dated the Ist day of April, 1882. WILLIAM GUNSON. NOTICE OP APPLICATION FOR A NBW ZSALAND WINB LICENSE. I, GEORGK WBL9HAW HARDWICK. oornerof Shortiand and Prinoes streets do hereby give notice that i dealre to obtain, and will, as tho next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at Auckland, on tbe 7ta day of June, apply for a Certificate authorising the issue of a New Zea land Wine Licease. for premises situate at corner of Bbortland and Prinoes streets. Dated the 3rd day of May, 1881. G. W. HARDWIOK. I^TOTICE OF APPLICATION KuR A 111 NBW ZEALAND WINB HCENSff, - We. JOHN BILLIN GTON AND SON.Grooers, Auokland, do hereby give notioe that we desire to obtain, and will, at the next Lioensing Meet- Ing, to be holden at Auckland, on the sth dsy of June.apply for a Certificate, authorising the isane of a New Zealand Wine License, for premises sttnats at BiUlngton's Buildings, Freeman's Bay. Dated the third day of May, 1881. JOHN BILLINGTON AND SON. XTOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A i.l NEW ZEALAND WINS LICENSE. I. Mb. A. DIVIANI, Grocer, of Auckland, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next licensing Meeting, to be holden at Auckland, on the 6th day of June, apply for * Certificate authorising tho Issue of a New Zealand Wine Uconao, for premises situate at the oornerof Wellington and Hobson streets, Auokland. Dated the 20th day of Maroh, 1882. A. DIVIANI. ■\TOTICB OF APPLICATION FOR A Ll NBW ZEALAND WINELICBNSB. I, ROBERT JOHN YATE3, Of Parnoll, do hereby give notloe that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at Parnell on the 9th day of June, 1882, apph for, a Cortllioata authorising the Isbuo of a New Zealand Wine License for premises situate at Parnell. Dated the Ut day of May, 1882. XTOTiCE OF APPLICATION FOB A Jji NBW ZBALiND WINK LICENSE, I, PHILIP HBATH, Baker ani-Confeotioner, of Wakefield'Street, Anoklaod, do hereby give notloe that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at Auok land on the 7th day of June, apply for a Certifi cate authorising the issue of a Now Zealand Wine litoeneo for premises situate at the corner ot Wake&sld and Absrororabie-streets, Auok land. Dated the Ist day of May, 1882. PHILIP HEATHi OTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A NKW ZEALAND WINB LICENSE. I. WILLIAM PYB, Queen-street Wharf, of Auoklacd, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at Auokland; on the 6th day of June, apply for a Certificate authorising the Ifsuo of a New Zealand Wine License for pre mises sitnate at Queen-street Wharf, Dated the 2nd day of May, 188^ WILLIAM PYE. TCrO'i'ICE OF APPLICATIOIfcFOR A J3i N&W ZBALAND WINB iiBBNSir. I. WILtiIAM DAVID DALLKN. of Anokland, do hereby give notloe that I desire to obtain, and will, at thu noxt Licensing Meeting to be holden at Auckland, on the 6th day of June, apply for t> GsrttftQate authorising the Issue of a New Zealand Wine License for premises Bitoate at Queen-street, Auckland. Dated the 4th day ot April, 1883, W. D. DALLBN, Coffee Palaon Dialog Rooms. TWOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A J3I NEW ZS ALAND WINE LICENSE. I, JOHN SOHI3CHKA, of Queen-street, I Auckland, do hereby give notice that 1 desire ' to obtain, and will at the next Uosnsing Meet ng to be holden at Auokland on the 7th day of Juno apply for, a certificate authorising the issue ot a New Zealand Wine Lioenso for premises situate at corner ot Alexandra end Queen-streets. Auckland. ■ „. Dated the 28th day of Maroh, 1882. JOHN 3CHISOHKA. XTOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A ±H NEW ZEALAND WINB LICENSE. L JAMBS LVSBIT, ot Parnell, Auokland, do hereby give notloe that I desire to obtain, and will at the next Licensing meeting to be holden at Parnell, on the9th day of Jnne, apply for a eertlfU»te authorising the Issue of a New Zea land Wine License for Premises situate &t Mannkan Road. Parnell. Dated the 6th day of April, 1882. JAMBB LKBBIT. ■VTOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR J3I NBW ZKALiND WINB LICENSE. We. B. P. GIBBONS & CO., of Hobson street, Auckland, io hereby give aatioe thftt we denlro to obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting to bet bolden at Auokland, on the sth ay of June, 1881 apply for a Certificate an. thorlsing tha Issue of a New Zealand Wise License, for premises situated at Hobson-street, nokland. . ■ Bated thte eighth day of May. 1832. H. P. GIBBONS & CO. OTICE OF APPLICATION FOR NEW ZEALAND WINE LICENSB. I,\J. RIOHA.RD3, Grocer, of Auokland, do hereby give notloe that I desire to on<aln, and' will at the next Lioensing meeting to be holden at Auokland on the 7th day of Jane, 1882, apply fora Oertifloate authorising the issue of a New Zealand Wine License for premises Bltaate at Symonds-Btre ot, corner ot City Road. Dated the 6th day of May, 1882. JEMIMA RICHARDS. "VTOTICE OF APPLICATION .FOR A ll NEW ZEALAND WINB LICENSE. . I, WILLIAM SAMUBti COLLINS, Grocer, ot Parnell, Auckland, do hereby give notioe that X desire to obtain, and will, at the next Lloensing Meeting, to be bolden at Parnell on the Oth day ot June, apply for a certificate authorising the issn* of a New Zealand Wine Uoenee for promises sitnate at Mannkau Koad, Virnell. Dated the 6th day ot Apryttt. ■XTOTICe OF APPLICATION FOR A IS NBW ZEALAND WINB LICENSE, L ALEXfIDER THOMAS HARRIS, Grooert Cook-street, oorner ot Vincent-street, Auok land. do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, o be holden at Auckland on the 6tb day ot Tune, 1882, apply for a certificate authorising he Issue of a New Zealand Wine Lloense for promises situate at oorner of Cook and Vincent- Dated the BOth. day of March. 1883. ALEXANDER THOMAS HARRIS. T~~O THS RATEPAYERS, GOOD TBMPLAR^D^EBAL PUBLIO J. W E N D E L, NEW ZEALAND WINE MANUFACTURER, SIMCKDS-STBKKT, Beffß to soliolt the Support ot the Pnblto Of Auokland during the Voting for ths Licenses tor the Sale of New Zealand wine in \nokland. J. WENDEL, having been born in Moselle, an< saving spent upwards ot 26 years In some of the leading Wine Districts ot Europe, can safely affirm that all his Wines are Manufactured according to the Best Continen tal Methods from Grapes locally grown; and, injaddition to a First-class Prize at tne late Sydney Exhibition, have also renelved a Certifi cate from Mr Tunny, the Provincial Analyst, as to their Parity and Kxoellenoe. They are aim strongly recommended by all the leadicg Medics,! Men of Anokland as a Safe and Nourishing Beverage for Females, Infants, and Invalids. In eollolUng tbe support of the various Good Templar Bodies, J. wendel would draw attention to the opinions of some of the promi nent Legislators of Kngland, who distinctly trace the late decrease in drunkenness at Home to the introduction from the Continent of Light Winks of a Harmless and now intoxioatiko Natobb. Lioenses for the Sale of New Zealand Wines will be applied for by several ot the Principal Stores and ReaWwenta In Auoklana.thua plaoingU *X"n n K2,££to of tbe PnbUo, without «beneoesrttr of going ro J, "^Thndkl, Nkw Zealand Wins manufacturer, ■ ' BYMOK.uB-ffTBE»r, Auokland.



■ Licenatng JNotioai. [■■' AR A R I M U* NOTIOB OF APPLICATION FOR A PUB UOAN'd LIOBNSK. I, I) AN. McOI.KNNAN. Publican, of Hslens- "$ villo. in tho Provincial JDiatriot of Auokland, do hereby Rive noiloe that I desire to obt«ln, ana win at too next LicensingMottlßgtobeholden at th« Court hoiita. Helensvilla, Kalpam, on the Bteth day of J^e, 1882, appf l^»C«tS. aateauthorislngtheteaueofaPnbilOan'isLtoenM ' tor a honse situate at Helensvllle aforesaid, and knowa as tho Ealpara HoteJ. containing S3 SttftSßS?*" 1 thpM WQnlwd to'«««« .- Dated the eighth day of May, 1882, DAN. MoOLBNKAN. I WILLIAM HENRY PttARCE, of tba ■ Kiegstafl Hotel, Beaoh RoadYlWvimpoM, bring the holder of a Publican's license la resptct of the house and premises situate at Boach Koad, UoTonport, do hereby give notloe * that I desire to obtain, and will, at ihe nest Lioensing Meeting, to be holden at DeTOnport Holt, Devonport, on the third day at June, 1882, apply (or a Transfer of the Bald lioenee from ' __ W.H.PBARQg. MOUNT WE LLINQTOfI LICENSING DISTRICT, I, JOSEPH BLUB. of Menu*. Publican,' do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Llcen Ring Meeting, to be holden at Pannrare, on ihe seventh day of Jnna 1882, apply for a Oertifloate authorising the issue of a I'ubhcan a Lioet.no for a house aitnata at ' ttlloralio. known aa tha KUerslla Hotel? oon r& ao?asr Te ot aum rtqnlreil Dated the Ith day of. May. ISB2. JOSEPH BLLIB. „ TfcTOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR AN 1.1 ACCOMMODATION LIOBNBB. I. S. P. GRKENLKAF, of Whaagarura. Bay of JaUnda, do heraby give notloe that I dealro to obtala, and will, ttt the next Uoansiag Meot 'ng. to be held at Russell Bay«f Idaadtvon ,; the 6th day of Juno next, apply for a CariMoato ' ' authorising the issue of an Accommodation Ltconau for premises situate at Owoo, Wbanga rurn. Dated the Bth day of May, 1892. ap. urbknleaf. I "J^IC EN 8 IMG AOJ; 1881," 1 LIOENSIKO DIBTKIOT OF ABOH HlLfc, Inpnranancoof the above Aot I hereby ap point Satohdat. tha twenty -eleventh day of May. 1882, at the Newton West Pnblio Sohool, Great North Road, for taking a Poll of the Ratepayers to determine whether the number of Publicans or New Zealand Wine or Ajoom raodation or Bottle Licenses may or may not "" respectively be Increased in the said District. Tho Poll will bo taken under ■' The Regulation of Looal KleotlODS Ait, 1876 " oommonoing at 8 0 olook In th» rorenoon, end closing at 6 otloott In the afternoon, i • ,•■■<■ Dated this ninth day of May, 188*. JOHN JONKB. Chairman of the Licensing Committee for the Llcanßlng IJlßtrlot of Aroh Hill. .. ■\roiiCE op APruovrioN for -Ll PUBLICANS' LICENSES. ■ We, the unaoraigned being Licensed PuWl oans. hereby Rive notice that we desire to obtain, and wlll.at the next Licensing Meetings. to be bolden at the places appointed In our respective J.iiatriote, to wit: Auoklaod Nerth, ■ 6th Juno; Auckland. Bouth, 6th Junes Anok« land Fast, 7th June: Takapuna. ltd June; Katangabape, 2nd Juno: Newmarket, S>li June; Mount Bonkiil, 6th Jane; Mount Wol litm ton, 7th Jano; Aroh Bill, Bth Jun« J Poti-i sonby, 10th Jnne; One Tree Hill, flih June;; Otahuhu,Sna June; Onehunga, ftn June, 1882. and ihere apply for CetOfloat«a authorising Urn Ipbiio of Publicans Licenses for oar present Lioensed Houses, fall descriptions ot whioh at* placarded on our front doors?— ' i CITY SOUTH. ■ Isaac Harrison, Anchor Hotel, Queen-street ■- Thomas Healy, Crown Hotel, Urej-streat • George Andrews, Carpenters' Arms, Grey street.'- ■'x. ■ '■'"- ■' ' ""' '|::T'j' ■; ffrapels O'Dowd, Naval Hotel, Pitt-street Christopher. V. Mann, Rising Sun Hotel, Karangahape Road Henry Godloigh, Criterion Hotel, Hobson- Andrew Robert ounn, Wellington Hotel. '• Wellinßton-street Annie Baffle, Robert Burns, Union-street ' Michael Dervan, freeman's liotol, jfreoman'r, Bay . .-.. ■~ ■. WlUlam Regan, Rob Roy, Freeman's Bay Hugh R. Jones. Army and Nary, Upper Queea-street .;. • ■ Kliisuboth ilaokett, Markofc Hotel. Grey-itreot OIXV KABT. James Stewart, Thames Hotel Qoeen-atMet Que her B SJ- AnderSOa'Mel^SaM- ' QeorKe J. Panter, Waverler Hotel, Quoen- Street '■'•,;'■ . ~'■ , , ; ■ '■:', ;■•'!.;■„ .Vi -.- William Hamloy, Auckland notel. Queen and Highstreeni John J.,Bmith. ExehaageHotel.Queenstroot U«by, Greyhound HoteJ, Qoeen-street' John GlUander, Paolflo Hotel! Qaean-itraet James Frater, Qaeen's Head Hotel, Queen street ■ - ; . ' John Smith, New Caledonia Hotel. Symonds- Btreet fl ßUK»b^j Patterson, Fiteor Hotel; Wake- Qeorge Smith, Globe Hotel, Wakefleld-stroot ' ~ '" Michael Flynn, NotUngham ' Castle. Abait> orombie-street . - "■"W fleld^Seet^ Porter' Ouartomon* Hotel, Wake^ oavld TwoMU, Park Hotel, WeUesley-etreet.. • Uraoa chapman, Masonlo Hotel, FtlMte-' street ~ . . ~ John Endoan, Railway fermlnuß Hotel. John Adams, Swan Hotel, Strand, Meohanica* Alfred Kidd, Commercial Hotel, Shortiand- - KUEabath Sutherland, Queen's lorry Hotel:: . VnloanLana Albert fflshor, Oooidental Hotel, Vnloaii lane Roland K. Campion, Castom'honse Hotel, ■ Kor t streot - '■' B)^nr«n -White, City Club Hotel, Sbottlaad- ' KARANGAHAPffi LIOffiNBING DI3TRICT. Brophy, Star Hotel, Karangahapo Samuel Willlami, Newton Hotel, Karanga- i&ssJk&sisr' *«*'»*?. *«£' • •toeTNeirtSn' "***'* *™ NewMnßo Oad PEt>ni B<Unbnrßll *■* «oW. ; NBVv-MARKET LIOBNSINO DISTBicT. ■NewßMSet tt Corbet*' Boyal Oeorge HoW? l^Seßoad anioCfc' CBPtBIII d~k ' ata' Oooree H. Maahm, Newmarket Hotel, New- BatedthesthdarofMar,lßß2. Auctions TO-MOKROW, 10 O'CMWK A 11. BAHAMAS, PINK APJPLB«.r . ORANGES, &c. Ex K.I. Taiaroa, from Leroka, and Ket« niahana, from Sydney. 10 BE SOLD BY AUCTION, -1 A TAR TH U K.'B M A X T. /IGQ JBUNCHKB BANANAS rk&O 8 oases PINBAPPLBS ■"-- Sfi oases OKANGKB LOJAL gRCIT. ftp. TO.MO X X O W, • ATIO O'CMOK A.X* J CARBINES & TAYLOR VtTILL sell by a»etidn To.inorro#, «t V „ ■~■:. 10o'otook-, ' 200 Bnnohes Bananas 1008 New Walnnta 10 saoks ot Coooanuts. , Also, ' PRODUOB-Walroa Ohoesos, Beef, Oniony Potatoes, Oata, Bran, Sharps, F/our t^ *. " GROOER|BB-Tea, Sugar. Candles, Salt, Oat meaj, Mustaidrkeroaene, SundriwTftftT* AT 10 O'CLOCK, \ T O-M ORB O W. "'::' BANANAS I BANANAS I PINEAPPLES | L. W. EATON WILLseU by ancHon, at Ma Mart. To-morrow (WednesdayJ. at 16 o'clock 400 bnnchej Bananas ■ 3 oases Pines . ; ~ i 10 bags Coooanuts Oranges and* Apples • TUESDAY, MAY 16, AND FJLLOW " ING DAYS; To Close Partnership Account, TO BTOREKEEPEBS, DRAPERS, AND -OTHEas, EXTENSIVE SALE OV QSN^HAL DRAPERY, WELL- ASSOIi'I SO CLOTUISG, TWEEDS, SHIRTS, &c, &c, See., amo oJsr nm& to &ftooi Without Bksebvk GABRIEL LEWIS; .V HAS received inatruciions to sell by anotton at his Booms (<rpvmlim M«mri Thorn(on,oinith and Firth't Mill Slower Queei- DRAraBY AND OLWHwI OT.tM aSSt «m" ■«ft£» »» The Stock was reoently porohasea and i« 'Pttfeottraew.... Btorekeepers wW w«T to attendthj» sale, as every line most fceuoid. tn > 1 order to determine a partn orehip ««want. j Termaat Bale. (Continued on FovHk Page,)