A BIG SWINDLE.

An Auckland Wine Merchant Bolts with £1,000.

HEAVY DEFALCATIONS EXPECTED,

For several days past, ugly rumours have boen in circulation concerning the mysterious disappearance of Mr H&rjes, of the firm of Harjes and Co., wine and spirit merchants and general commission agents, carrying on business iv Fort-street. From the information we have been able to collect, Harjes left thia city on Monday week laat, ostensibly on a visit of health and recreation after the toils of business to the Hot Lake District. For some days nothing wrong was sus pected ; indeed, a gentleman residing here received a telegram presumably from him from Kotorua. Whether he really went to the Hot, Lakes or not has not yet been ascertained, but the probability ia that ba did not, and that the telegram was merely a blind to lull the uneaaincsa ot enquiring frienda. Frequent enquiries wero made at the place of business, hut none of the olerka can give any information. The chief clerk states that U arjes, when ho lelt, promiecd to advise him of his arrival at Rotorua, but that promise still rtmaina unfulfilled. The halo ot myat»ry which surrounded tbe disappearance of Harjea was, however, cleared oft tbis morning. Mr Carl Fischer, representative of Haege and Company, a large firm of general merchants carrying on business in Melbourne and ttydary, re petted te the polico tbat Harjes had been entrusted with tbe sale on commission of a valuable consignment of good?, that thegooss had been sold, and that, as the proceeds had not been lodged to the credit of the firm in tho National Bonk here, ho had good reason for believing that the commission agent had levanted with the money, lie applied ta Mr Superintendent Thomson for a warrant for his apprehension, which was immediately granted by the Hesident Magis trate here. We must here interpolate that it was as-

certained that tbe defaulter reached Sydney;' how thia became known we are not at present in a position to state.- It is also known that ho left the capital of New South Wales on board the Orient liner Cuzco, no doubt on route for msrrie England. On consulting a tiu.c-tnble of the orient steamers, Supt. Thomson discovered that the Cuzco was to callat Adelaide t SoutbAustralia,to-day. Ho at once cabled to the police authorities of that town, and no doubt the levauter will be captured just at the time when he ia con gratulating himself on having given hia " friends " tbe Blip in an exceedingly clever manner. Should, however, the cablegram arrive too late to secure his arrest, there ia

still a chance uf Harjea being captured ere he leaves Auatralian waters. It ia not unlikely that the steamer will call at Perth, Western Australia; should thia bo on the cards, aud the South Australian police miss their quarry, thoy will no doubt secure his detention at tho West Australian port. We may men tion that Mr Thomson in hia cablegram, requested that the money should be im pounded. This is a very wise precaution, as ahould the defaulter get off by means of somo legal quibble -and a man with plenty of ready money can secure the very best legal advice—it will not be so easy to get away with tbe booty once impounded. • It is considered probable that ho would carry the money about his person—indeed, it is very unlikely that he would risk tran suctions with a bank. Although we have been assuming that Harjes has gone on to Adelaide, there ia a possibility tbat he may have left the steamer at Melbourne, at which place a stoppage ahould have been made en Tueaday night or yesterday morn lag.

Wo have been unable to ascertain tho exact amount of- Messrs Hncge and Com- Sany 8 loss, or ol the exact amount the cfaulter absconded with. Tho goods, or at leaat the greater portion of them, were cold by aactioa ac Hatjes's request by Messrs A, and E. laaaca, and tho proceeds banded ovar to the recalcitrant commission agent. There ia reason to believe, how ever, tbat the amount taken exceeds £1000. Messrs A. and E, laaaca sent two tele grams to Harjea at Rotorua, but received no reply. Rumours are afloat, but we have no meana ot verifying them, that several other large Auatralian firms have been "let in " to a very considerable extent. It is likewise currently stated that one or two Auckland firms will have no reaaon to bless the firm of Harjea and o, : .

The levanter haa been in business here tax a few months, succeeding to the buaino'S of Kummer and Co., when that firm went to the wall, Harjes had previously been Mr Knmmer'a chief clerk. The failure ao affected Kummer tbat his intellect became temporarily aberrated, but believing that he might regain his feet, he entrusted Harjes with the commission of purchas* iag the book debts of the firm from tke trustees, Mr Edward Lewia and Mr Herman Brown, of Brown Barrett and Co. tiarjes, who had a little money of his own, was to purchase some of the stock, and Kummer hoped by these steps, aud the profits of the commission business, to re-ostabllsh himself. The debts and stock wore purchased, when it would appear that Harjes threw over his too trusting master. We have been assured that the defaulter was distrusted by several firms, and he only attained the position of the head of the firm through the confidence repased in Mr Knmmer by his creditors. It is stated that tbe ex-chief clerk appropriated hia master's furniture, sold it, and " collared " the proceeds. A very high standard cf business morality could not be expected from a man who would ao treat his bene factor.

[Bince the above was written a reporter of the STAR interviewed Mrs Banks, who keeps a boarding establishment in Victoria-street West, where it waa reported Harjes had been aeea on Monday week jast. Mrs Banks states that Harjes bad been in the colony about two years, having ceme here from Adelaide. Some days prior to his departure, ho told her he was going to take a trip to the old and oome members of her family assisted Mrs Harjea to pack np. Harjes went by the Rotorua for Sydney via Bay it I-lands, so he never saw the Hot Lakes at all. He was accompanied by his wife and several Children,

It appears that a member of the firm of Harje and Co., telegraphed from Sydney to Mr Fischer that Harjea had left Sydney in the Cuzco.]

TENNYSON'S NEW LOYAL SONG.

(BY TELEGRAPH.— PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

WELLINGTON, this day. The Government have received, tbrongh the Agent-General, a copy of the English ond Colouial national song, " Hands All Round," by tbe Poet Laureate (Alfred Tennyson), set to music, with a request, from the Royal Colonial Institute, that the wish of the Poet Laureate may be carried out by. the eong bring publicly sung in tbo Colony on the Qneen'a Birthday. The song, with one or two slight alterations, for the sake of singing, is as follows :— HANDS ALL ROUND. First pledee onr Queen, this solemn night, Then drink to Kngland every guest, That man's the beat cosmopolite. Who loves hia native country best I May Freedom's oak for ever live, With larger life from day to day: That man's the true Conservative Who lops the moulder'd branch away. Hands all round I God tho traitor's hope con found 1 To the great causa of Freedom drink, my friends. • , ■ And the great name of England round and round. To all the loyal hearts who leng To keep onr -nglish Umpire whole I To all our noble sons, tbe strong New Ergland of the Fonthem Polo I To anglandnnder It.dian skies, To those dark millions of her realm! To Cinada, whom we love ond prize, Whatever statesman hold tbe helm. Hands all round I Cod the traitor's hope con found I To the great name of England drink, my friends, And all her glorioua colonies round and round. To all our statesmen,ao they be True leaders of the land's desire I To both onr Bouses, may they see Beyond tbe borough and the shire! We sailed -vi hartverahlp oould sail, We founded many a mighty State. Pray God our greatneßß may not fail Through craven feara of being great. Hands all ronnd I God the traitor's hope con found ! To the great oause of Freedom drink, my friends. And the great name of England rouid and round.

Never turn a blessing around to see whe ther it has a dark side to it.

Smith is fearfully stuck up. He admits it. He says : "I've been sued for breach of promise. • A woman actually thinks she is damaged five thousand pounds' worth be cause I won't marry her. With such a value as tlmfc sot on mo, of course I'm proud)"

TELEGRAMS.

(Fbom Ouk Own Cokbbsposdbmt,)

TAURANGA, this day, SEARCH FOR SUNKEN ROCKS.

Captain Fairchild baa been searching un successfully for rocks between tbe Heads and Motuihi Island. He says the rock exists only in tbe imagination of Captain Farquhar. Tbe Stella left for Auckland last evening.

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

CHRISTCHURCH, this day,

ORCHESTRAL BAND CONTEST.

The orchestral band contest at the Ex hibition building last night resulted in a walk over for the Christchurch Orchestral Society, no othor competitors appearing. The San Francisco mail arrived at Lyttel ton at 7 a.m, to-day.

DUNEDIN, this day.

PUBLIC WORKS EXPENDITURE,

Statiaticapubliahed by the " Times " shew that tho Public Works Department spent on contracta during 1881-2 tbe amount of £191,857, exclusive ot the payments on ac count of the Otago Central lino ; in South land £29,705, and in Canterbury £62,947. It ia proposed to form a company to build a large hotel at tbo Water ot Leith fulls and lay out seventy acrca as pleasure groundi. The B Battery of Artillery made a ecore of 726, or 19 points behind the Wellington Artillery, in the match between the various batteries of tbe Colony.

INVERCAKGILL, this day,

A tcn-roomod house, at Greesaills, owned and occupied by S. Sullivan, has been burned down. It was insured for £200 in the Northern Office. The origin of the fire is believed to be accidental.

DISAPPEARANCE OF A CON TRACTOR.

Several Local Iradetnnen " Let

m " Heavily.

Reports have been current during the laat week regarding the sudden dis appearance of a well-known contractor named Chatwin, and opinions hnvc been fully expressed to the effect that he had levanted, leaving a number of cre ditors to mourn hia selection of fresh pas tures. There were somo who profeiaod doubt of the alleged disappearance, and who were willing to believe tbat the contractor had merely gone out of town for a few days, but tho majority of thoso who were let inte tho secret were only too eager to place the worst complexion osi Chatwin's myterioua conduct, Daya pasted, and no fuithor newa was heard regarding him. Enquiries were then set on foot, and these point to the con. elusion that the majority were not far astray in' their opinions. For some days prior to his disappearance, Chatwin complained of ill-health, and informed some of his friends tbat the fatigues of business were proving too great for his atrength. He said his medical advisor had recommended him to try a week or two at Waiwera, and stated his intention oi putting the advice into practice. It ia known that he paid soveral Bmall accounts which were tendered to him at that, time, and that he drow out tho amount deposited to his credit in one of the local banking in stitutions. Taking passago ia one of tho Union Company's Bteamers, he ia said to have proceeded to Russell, and from thence to have gone on to Fiji in 'he Taiaroa. It is not quito certain that he did so, but there is vory little doubt on the sub ject. Immediately prior to his departure, Chatwiu received payments on several large contracts which he had completed. Amocgat others, were several shops for Mr R. B. Syraon, in Victoria-street ; four houses for Mr Marshall, in Hobion-atrset; shops for Mi Offer, in Pitt-street; and shops tor Mr Mason, hairdresser, in Queen street. Heavy debts which {had been incurred for tho neceasary materials for theae worka were left unpaid, and a number of local business men are re* gretting the hasty departure ot their enter prising customer." It is said that Mr Blakey, plasterer, loses about £500; Mr Holland, builder, something like £500, Mr Parker, plumber, £200; the Auckland Timber Company, £500; the Now Zealand Timber Company, nearly £100; beaides various smaller amounts, but which are of equal Importance to tho individual credi tors, It appears that Mr Chatwin owns some land in Upper Kelson-street, and recently he had plans prepared for a block of houses there. The necessary timber was obtained from ths Auckland Timber Com pany, but when the alleged disappearance was reported the managerof the company had the whole of tho material conveyed to their yard in Customhouse-street. Had it re mained there another day it would doubtless have been seized by the ethar creditora, and wonld hive formed a good asset, while the Timber Company's losses would have been larger than they are at present.

NORTHCOTE WESLEYAN CHURCH.

The first anniversary of this churoh was celebrated last evening by a soiree and public meeting. The weather in the morn ing was threatening, but cleared away, aad allowed a large number of the settlers to assemble. The tea waa all that could be desired, and the trays were given and pre aided over by Mesdamea Major, McCallum, Jobnaton, Wilson, and other ladies. Mr Thos. Buddie opened the subsequent public meeting with a few words of congratulation to the church workers apon the progress that had been made during the year, in the course of which ha remarked ' that it wonld be needful very soon to enlarge the chnrch -md to adorn it inside with lining besides painting it. The trustees' report and balance-sheet was read by Mr Wilson. It shewed that the total receiptsjhad been £4 3s lid, and that a sum of £3 8s lid bad been expended, leaving a balance of 15s. Mr Hammond, on behalf of Mr T, Forgham, the superin. tenden t of the school, read the report of the school's doings during the year, which was of a satisfactory character. The number of pupils was between-40 and 50, and the most nrgent want was an addition to the Library, The Rev. Thomas Buddie was tbe next speaker. He gave a happy account of some of his visits to Northcote and other places in the North, which he made some thirty yoars ago. The early days of Mr Buddies ministry were franght with danger and great difficulties. The miles of rough travelling, the raupo whures to exist in, and other reminiscences and exploita were recounted to the great pleasure and interest of the meeting. He concludod by giving them his earnest blessing and advice. The Rev. Mr Parsonson, a recent arrival, urged npon hia hearers, in a most earnest manner, their dnties, and pointed out the • work most required to be done in the churches, viz., securing the salvation of thoso around, aud thus promote the true in. tercst of tbe masses.—Mr J. Edson, the Circuit Steward of the North Shore, ad dreased the meeting on the support of the ministry and; kindred] topics, and in a lucid way he pointed cut _ the new responsibilities which had arisen. Tho Rev. Mr Spencer, the newly-ap. pointed minister, gave a soul-stirring ad dress npon individual effort in securing, not only persons to enter the Lord's House on the Sabbath, but to get them personally saved from their evil ways, and thus made better men and better citizens. He re ferred to the ieccnt church census, taken by the STAR, and Jagreed with most of its suggestions as to the best means to secure a larger attendance for public worship, The Rev. Mr Dewsbnry also spoke. Tho meeting was a complete success from first to last, A vote of thanks was passed to the ladies and to the choir, which rendered various musical selections in tbe course of the evening.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

May X. Bank of N.Z.-Boyers, £23 Colonial Bank-Sellers, 50a N.Z. Insurance-Sellerß, £03 Sonth Britlßh Insuranoe -Sellers, 68s n.z Loan and Mercantile—Buyers, £517s 6d Auckland Gaa- £ 1010a; buyers, £10 Sa; sellers! £10 10a Union Sash and Door-Buyers, £8 Northern Steamship Company—aallors, 12s 6d Coromandel 8.8. Co.-Buyers, 13a Fiaher and Co.-Buyers, 11"; sellers, lis Bd Devonport Ferry—Sellera, 12b 6d Accident—Buyerß. 3s Dd Auckland Stud-£ellers, £U Moanataiari—SeUers, 11a Caledonian—Sellers. 12s 6d Kuranui Hill-Buyers, 6a 6d; sellera, le Golden Crown—Buyers, 12a 3d Queen of Baauty-iSellera, 9a 6d bouthorh Croea-la to 6a 3d j buyers, 03 Depp Level Tribut,3-Buyprfl. la

THE NATIVE MEETING AT WHATIWHATIHOE.

[Fhom ouk Special Reportir.]

PRePARATIOBS FOR FEASTING.

ALEXANDRA, this doy. Tawhiao and party of thirteen have re turned from their shooting expedition, bringing a hundred and thirty birds', while another party of five came in with fifty birds. The natives are vory bad shots. They rarely shoot a bird on the wiag, but watch under the trees and firo when tbe birds are eating berries. Rowi and Wahanul have not come in from Kopua. LATSST ARRIVALS. Mr Blomfield, artist, of Auckland, is engaged sketching'at Whatiwhatiboe. Mr Joßiah Martin, photographer, is expected, and Monckton, another phttograpber, is already here. Mr Celtworthy, of Waihi, who has erected a weatherboard houso al tbe settlement, was landing his gingerbeer and cordiala, whea he found that Tawhiao had a native Custonibouae officer at tho crosaiug place on the Waipa to examine all packages, and prevent the admission of intoxicant's.

Among Potntas's heirlooms to his aon was an old ledger showing all tbe tribal boundaries throughoat the Worth Island,

A MESSAGE iTJtOM TE WHITI,

A number of natives have nrrived here from the Taupo country to-day. They bring a message from Te Whiti to a settle ment of bis sympathisers at Otorohanga, telling them to support Tawbiao, aa he approves of his policy, and that the natives must look to him, now that be-(Te Whiti) is ia gnol. They further say that if Te Whiti ia released, he will como and see Tawhiao and unite with him.

Paddy Doran had a gosd homo lost night. Tbo case of Pokci, of Kawhla, who mis took a settler's house for Dr Morgan's last night, came before Mr Bush today in an informal manner, and the matter was settled by Pekei voluntarily paying for the damage done, 9a Cd.

THE KORIMAKO,

Mr Snow had a satisfactory korero with the Kaipara natives to-day re the Maori newspaper " Korimako." Paul objectod that it was so cheap that it could net be permanent, but all subscribed willingly.

the cause of delay.

Te Ngakau and a number of the other leading natives came into Alexandra to day. There is no korero, however, to-day. They say the delay is caused by the non arrival of a number of Southern natives, and that they will begin immediately they arrive.

A HEATED ARGUMENT,

Archdeacon Maunsell and Te Ngakau had a long and rather warm argument to day on the qucation of responaibiiity for the war. Dr, Maunsell insisted that the Maoris had dene wrong, while Te Ngakau retorted hotly that that was by no means decided. He also asserted that the present good understanding was due solely to the Maoris, The interview terminated abruptly by Dr. Mannsell saying he would not argue with an angry man and leaving tho room.

ARRIVAL OFREWI AND WAHANUI.

Wabanui and Manga havo arrived at Wbatlwhatihoe, and the atragglers in Alexandra are vow gathering into the settlement.

TAWHIAO ENTREATED TO COM,

MENCfc THE MKETING.

C. O. Davis and other Europeans here have just sent a letter to Tawhiao stating that they are wearied with the delay, that some of them have gone back to their homes, and that others are going, and ask ing him when he will stand in the uiidtt of the thouaands.

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.-This Day.

(Before J. E. Macdonald Esq., R.M.) JODGMaHTS FOR PLAIN* IFKH.

Thomas Powell v. Thomas Wright, claim £3 7a Sd, board and lodgiag. coats. Al Sa 6dXMr George for plaintiff): Samuel White v. John J. Pooler, £9 IU Sd, oasts RI 17a (_r Md. Csoper for plain tl 111; Taylsr and another v. Charles Dnnfoy. At 13s lOd, coata £1 2a Sd (Mr C. Bnahell (or plaintiff;; G. W. Binaoy v. Herman Matson. £13 Ba, goods, coats £113a (Mr Thao. Cooper for plain tiff) ; John Doyle v. John Muliailr, £110a, scats -12* M (Mr Keetlay for plaintiff) t K. Hutohla aon v. _, Atklnaoa. £1 3a, ooats £1 SSa (Sd (Mr Keotley for plaintiff). JODOMBST BOMMONB OiSU. Thomas Martin v. R. F. Farmer, claim £1015s. —Mr Taeo. Cooper for judgment orsdltor Plaintiff dapoaed that defendant was an arliit of reputation, sinelo, aid tha olaim was for food and lodging. To Mr Ooouer—Mr Farmer was earning plasty of money; had beon scotch ing for tha " Observer." had a gold watch, wore a gold eye-glaaa; went ree-ularly to the theatre when In town—felt certain that Mr Farmer oould pay. Mr Cooper aald undar thaae favour able oiroumstanees defendant ought to pay for his board and lodging. Hia Worship sold It was generally underatoerl that gentlemen ot the Press were poor. Ordered to pay by Jane 1, or one month's imprisonment 0. C. Fleming v. J. Crocker: olaim, £25 Ss lOd, goods.—Ur Flaming explained the oase, and waa willing to aooept £1 10s per month, as defendant appeared disposed to pay. iDjooRSKD caaia. Johnstone v. Spears, £3 0a; Lewie and Co. v. Frost, £13s 6d; Forstie v. Davis, £2 7a 3d; Ellis v. Hewlett, £218a i Bank of Australasia v. Kelly £8115a 6d; Biniey v. WarbrioM £17 3s. DM-KDID OASES laybonrn v, Morley; claim £15 6a 2d.—Mr Theo. Cooper for plaintiff.—The defendant, George Henry Merler, deposes that he was a oouatry aettlar, and had been la the habit of sanding butter, ovlons, etc to the plaiatiir, Adam Laybourn, He was Indebted to plaintiff. and sent a number ot kega ot bntter and onlona as a Bet oft The butter was first-class and had only been petted six weeks, and the onions wore worth a penny.— Arthur Ajre, foreman to Mr Laybonrn, stated that defendant stated that he ooald not settle with plaintiff, and he agreed te give the best market prioe for his produce. The onlona were inferior, and only worth three farthings—ln faot, they did not all realise that figure. The {fetter brought fid and 6d per lbt it waß not worth 7d—tha price wanted by Mr Morley.-a lettar trom Mr Morley was put In, whioh His Worship contended favoured Ayre's evidence. —Jndgmeat for plaintiff: coats £2 9a.

Levy V. Walkbr, claim 12s.—John Levy deposed that defendant, Peter Walker, gave an order for 2 doz oordiala to be left for him on the North shore Wharf, for the Old -aglieh Fayre. at Takapnna; he left them to erder, aad claimed the money.—Defendant dealed that he ordered the oordiala, via, raspberry aad other ■yrnps; what he wanted was hop beer; he was surprised at the statement of Mr Levy.— Plaintiff said the order was larger, bnt in obedienoe to h's judgment, he did not send a fnll order, and agreed to take baok what ha did not aall at tbe great trayre-, he took the goodß to the Ferry boat,—Judgment for plaintiff, 13a; costs, 7a, Fisher and Co. v. John Kennedy, olaim *9 Is Id.—Mr Lusk and Mr Lalahley for plaintiffs, and-4_■ T. Cooper for defendaat, Mr Lnsk said thia case waa la tended to have been withdrawn, but Mr Cooper had taken advantage of the statute of llmitatlona and wanted oosts. Tbe defendant resided at Gisborne. Mr Cooper said there waa no power to withdraw, and he would aak for costs. Hia Worship thought de fendant waa entitled to a oertaln amonnt of ooats He would look into the matter and give hlsdeolsian on Thursday next. DeThlerry v. MoLeod. claim fA 12s Bd.—Mr Edward Cooper for plaintiff, and Mr Lnak for defendant. In this oase C. B. DeThlerry claimed commission ot Wm. MoLeed on a block otland. Defendant deposed that he was an agent in purchasing a block of land at tbe Bay of Islands off oertaln natives: he agreed with Mr De Thierry to assist him, and proml ed that ho would give him halt the commission; he had paid away £20 in connection with the transaction, but the sale had never been com pleted, nor was It ever likely to bo, so that ha bad nothing really to give. 111b Worship re marked upon the evidence, aud having looked at written particulars, seggeated a non-suit, whioh- Mr Lusk aeceptrd ; costs, 15s 6d, This waa all the business.

Let who will speak ill of marriage, it ill becomes any woman to do so> for it is to its institution that women owe nearly all the rights and blessings that they have. It has been wrested by slow degrees from barba rism, and has brought all beautiful and happy possibilities with it. It has seta crown of equality upon the head of woman, and it is not for her to deny it, or to utter thejlight word'or do the thoughtless act that sha'l serve to bring upon it one iota of dis respect.

THE AUCKIiAI^P SVEft *!*« STAR, THURSDAY, MAST 4.



Corporation Notices. r_g____%P pIIY OF AUCKLAND, NOTICE TO OITT ENDOWMENT AND IM. PBOVEMNT TKUST LEASEHOLDERS, Under inspections, all Rents not paid within thirty days from dne date will be forwarded to tbe Corporation Solicitor for Recovery wlthont forthernot.ee. p. a. PH ILIPB. Town Clerk, Town Clerk's Offlce, May 2,1882. piTY OF AUCKL AND. ' Notice Is hereby given that the Yearly and Half-yearly Balance-sheets and Statement- of Accounts, in terroß ef the " Mnnioipal Ooruora tionß Act.lß76,"with the Anditora' Report •.here on, may be Inspected at the City Council Offices. " P. A. PHILIPS, ' 'Town Clerk, | Town Clerk's Offlce, ! May 3,1882.



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TTfANTED, an experienced Nurse, TT useful with her no»dlo; referencesre 3uired.— Apply after 12 o'olook noon to Mra ohn Mowbray, St. Qoorgo's Bay Road, Par neU. \\7 ANTED, « Young Girl, about 14. TT Porter, tobacconist. Queen-street. WANTED, a goud General hervantj references required. Apply to -Ira T. Btoadman, Viotoria A venae, or to 137, Queon streut ANTED, a strong Boy to cut tire wood, attend tbo furaaoo, Sco —Apply Cheap Furaiture aad Bedding Mart, Viotorla street Vast (noxt tho Publio Hot Baths). j \»7ANT_b, on a farm at Waitoa, Man TT and Wifo withoutonoumbranoo; oue ohlld of a boy of 10 or IU yeara uot objeotod to. Wages £75 a year in the house.—Apply to Clark and gang, Qnooa-Btreet, Auokland, WANTED, a General Servant for Country; Protestant: nono but a good laundress without objections to ohildron need apply. Wages, 10s a-week.—Apply ofllce of this paper. \\[ ANTED, a Barmaid for city bar.— TI Apply early Nevada Hotel. WANTED, Two Boys accustomed to opening oysters—Good wases.—lnquire at D. Ruble's Oyßter Saloon, near Cosmopolitan Hotel, west Quean-atrcet. WANTED, a Houso near Auckland Timber Company,—Apply etating terma AG, oflloe of thia paper, WANTED, by a Practical Business Woman,|o Situation as Manageress ot grocery, groon-grooory. fanoy (roods stores, or Hotel—Apply NIL oflloe of thia papor. TOT ANTED, Two Smart Boys to learn TV tho Hlacksmlthlng Buaineea,—Bach and Fair waa thor, Grey-stroet. ANi'KD, at Hnunaford's Auckland Rcgißtry (established 1803), General Female Servants (Ketntiara); Wages, i__ a/a/ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland TT Ren-try (established 1863), Hotel Man gogk (oountry); good wages. WAnTED, at Hannaforas Auckland Registry (established 18Ci|, 8 Goaorala Ponsonby); wagoa WANTED, at Uasnaford's Auckland Registry (eetnbllshod 16153), Female Ser vant, to milk (Panmure). \\7 ANTED, at Hanuaferd's Auckland T T Regiitry (ostabllßhcd 1863). Cook Uiin lreteoa (private families); wages Ills to Ha. \\T ANTED.respcctnblo Female Sorvants V T of all claisee. at Hannaford'e Registry. WANTED, a good Lad to make himself generally useful.—Apply at tho Markot iotel. Grey-atreet. WANTED, a good General Servant; from tho oountry preferred.—Apply In he afternoon to Mra H, Fountain, Poaaonby toad (opposite at. _____ Church). WASTED, a good General Servant- Apply Mrs Llnabury, Charlton Lodge, Ponsonby. WANTED, two or three respectablo Boarders. Xvorr attention, and terma noderate.—Apply Mrs W, Htanaway, oorner ot 3ook and Nelson street. ANTED, an unlimited supply of Fresh Mullet, Daily, during the Season. -J. A. Wilson and Co.. Kaipara Canning Fastory, Helensvllle. WANTED, by three young gentlemen, Two Unfurnished Rooms within IU minutes' walk of Queen-Btreet, near tbo water preferrod.—TllM, Utah oflloe. WANTED TO LET, Two Unfurniahed Rooms with fireplace, to a raapootable perton without children.—for address apply A. H. Kdwardß, Draper (near Three Lamps), POPiSPby. \\f ANTED E.-OWN that the Victonau T T Lean and Discount Aaenoy's Advertise ment appear—on Ith page. 6th oolnmn. WANTED, fie Ladies of Auckland to know that they can get thoir Dresses made Stylishly, Quickly. Koonomioally. and Cheaply at J. Keeslng's Drapery Honse, Upper Queen-atreet. Millinery done on tbe premises. Ladles' own Matertols made np. T^fANTED. Two Furniehod Kooms T T with -replace, for married couple.— Address HM. stab offloe. WANTED, 200 Tons Firewood.— Apply New Zealand Tl mber Company. WANTKD, Immediately, Furnlahed Bedroom for two or three weeks.— Address, with terma. H.J.. Star Offloe. WANTED, the Customora, of Munro. St Milligan who have been enquiring for aatumn good*, to know tbat they are now pre pared with a large Btock of tho beßt class goods in all departments. WANT-D to Bent, a Carpenter's Workshop or Shod. — Apply, stating togas, ____ ____ Offloe. WANTED to Hire, a Scow for six msaths.—Apply by letter, atatlag lowest torms and name of vossoMp X.Y., oflloe ot this paper. _____ WANTED, Empty Sacks.—Patereon and Co.. Lorno-atreet. _\T ANTED KNOWJN-Tbat J. H. TV Dalton has Opened a Speolal Branch of the Tailoring Businoss in Victoria-street East, for the purpose ot making Ladioa' Garments, such as Ulsters, Habits. Jackets, etc, made in the most approved styles, by flrst-olass work men. WANTED Known—Tbat J. Cosgrave and Co. are selling Strong Heavy Tweed Trousers for 8a lid. . WANTED EnOWN, that E. Mllchel son & Co.. No. 19. Queen-stieet Wharf, are selling Maize, Oats. Bran, Sharps, Floor, Oatmeal, so., tec at lowest market ratoe. WANTED KNOWN—The Auckland Timber Company .Limited (late G, Holdahip & Co.). are selling every description of Timbor: also. Saahoa, Doors. Mouldings, Turnery. Fretwork, &o„ at Speolally Low Prioeß.—Custom-houBQ-Btreet Weßt. WANTED, tho Ladios of Ponsonby to know that they can get Crewels, silks, Woola, Brlgga' Transfers, and a variety of Fancy Goods, at A. Hi EAwarda'a,Draper, near the Threo, Lamps, Ponsonby. Your patronage respectfully solicited. TOT ANTED, a Four-oared Boat, second t t hand: muat be in good condition, suit able for the waikato River.—Apply to James Jaaja/on. Kaho Matnkn, Tanplrl. %»■ ANTED KNOWMr-J. B. Marriott, T T AuotloqeM and OnWrtal Salesman, will i bold Regular MeTOveiwWepnea_ay for Horseß, I Cattle, Pigs, Sec, See., at his Yards, Ponßonby Road, near the Waterwori-. Good Paddooks. WANTED Known—That J. Cosgrave and Co. aire Belling Men's Serge Suits for 27s Gd. WANTED KNUWN — That North Shore Pharmacy Is now open.—Gard ncr, M.P.8., Jtng., Chemist, Seo. ANTED KNOWN-That J. Cos grave and Co. aro selling Tweed Mao hlntosh Coats for 30a, warranted. WANTEL to Bell, Mixed Palnta in gallon tins; Kauri Oil, 2/9 per gallon ; Priming Paint, 6/6por Ballon.—Atk_>nor, te Co., Freeman's Bay; Wholesalo Agents, Messrs B' Porter fc Co. AMIS KNOttw-That J. Cos grave & Co. areTJKlllnfr Men's Qeelong Tweed Troniers and Vwfe for 17s 6d. TTfANTED KNOWN-That E. Porter and Co. will Open Early Next Month their New Warehonseat Newmarket, with a Large Assort ment of Furnishing and General Ironmongery, AU Goods at Town Prloes. | Ail TED to Hire, a Horse and Bar- j ncsa and Tlp-dray. State lowest price per week, with option to purchase.—Address U.STAfI Offloe. ' IXjxr ANTED Known, that you can Dress *v well for a Small Weekly Paymont by going to Munro and Milligan. Bee advertise insnt on front page.



Want-O, i \&TANT*D KNOWN — Unredeemed v V Pledges, Housohold Furnituro, will be offered by Mr Arthur, at hia Mart, on Monday, ' Bth May, at 11 o'olook. For particulars Bee ■ Thursday's Stah.—James Rao, Pawnbroker. ■ \\y ANTED KJNOWJM.— That Professor 1 T* Guaoott has received a large stook of - British and Amerloan herbs, and he is prepared to supply tho public with the Bame at 4d per oz. Ab ho ib tbe only praotical herbalist in the I polony his stook will bear inspeotion. ANTED Known—Tbat J. Cosgrave and Co. have the Largest and Best Stock of Men's and Boys' Clothing to ohooso from In Anokland. ANTED, Ladies to call and see tho Baßt Value ever offered in Auckland in Ladles' and Children a Stockings-Billing at about half the usual prioo-at Holloway'a, 217, yueen-Btreet (next to Hewin's). . i/ITAKTED KNOWIN, that "Com- Vf ferine,1' the new atmoapherio purifier, Is a very pleasant, as woll aa thoroughly reliable Disinfectant, and should be used in every house In any neighbourhood whore scarlet fever < exists. Price Ib 3d por tin at Gardner's English Pharmaoy, 184 Qnoen-street, Anokland. WAKTED KNOWN-CHEAP TlM nrcK I OBBiP Timber I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purohased ohuupor and better than anywhere also at the Yards of D. Gotous, Albert-street. There being no manufactory for Joiners' Timber on the pre mises, tho customer haa an additional oppor tunity of getting superior timbor. Wheel wrights' Materials always In atook. Vi;ANTED KNOWN, that WIbLUM V y W_bt, Cane and Beat Chair Manuiac tnrer, wlshea to inform tho publio that he oan sow supply them both at bis residence, Wynd bam-ntroot, and at the Olty Market, with all ktada of Household Furniture at the lowest possible prloes. Also, every desorlptlon of Furnituro Repaired and Sold on Commission.— Note the Address—Wyndham-street and City Market. , WANTED KNOWN—A Splendid Line of Beautiful Oleographs, lately arrived; also, Children's Toy Books, trom Id eaoh; Clocks, Photographs, Stationery, and General Fanoy Goods. Two Lovely Wax Dolls, life-size aad life-like, juat reoeived per Oxford, aro creating Suite h turoro among the fair sex, young and Id. The finest display cf Od and la Goods ever mai .tin the oelony. On tho Gd oonnterthere are over 2000 articles, and on the is counter, whioh la 50 feet In length, there aro between i.rJOO and 2,000 dlatlnot artiolee. Now consignments of Goods havo Juat arrived by Oxford, and others are on their way from Xurope per Halelono and Lalra. — A New Department, viz.. that of BOOKS haa- juit been added to the Arcade; Mr Uoodaon having joined the buaineis of Booksollar to his other business. Inspection cordially Invited. WANTED, READERS of the Stak to inepeot onr well-aeleotod Stoolf of SEASONABLE DHAP-RY before making their Purchasers elae whero; Inoludlag Double-width Sheet ings, from B}d per yard; Grey Caltoo, (rom 2Jd ; Crewdson's Celebrated j White Calicos, from 4d. The best value 5? in Blankets in Auokland. ranging from _ 78 lid to 45e per pair: Ntw Zealand O Ulanketa. from 25a; Flaanols, In all M makes, from BJd; a splendid stook uf as Shirtings to ohooso from, 5Jd per yard; X Cretonnefl, In rich patterns, from Hi ; 5j large Bed-room Towels, from 4J4; our g te noted value In Laoe Curtalna, from 3a ' lid pair, and Counterpano Quilts, from M tH Is 6d; Table Da-iaeks, from la por yard; r _ Felt Carpeting, from Is Sid; Hearthragß, W 7a Bd. In our Dress Department will be 2 hi found—Velveteens, from Is Hid per g < yard; Satlnß. in all colours, from !_ 6d H W per yard; Serviceable Homeapnns, from re O 6id (warehouse prico); winooyß, from _ „ Bid i ■ iplondld Lino at BJ_ Having 3 added a New Show-room, wo aro now 2 dlaolai ing Ladioa'and Children's Ulatars 3 and Jackets, and Millinery, Flowers and D Foathers, at prloee that are euro to oom mand a aharo of publio patronage Corner of UrPBR QUEEN & ALEXANDRA STBB-TB (Opposite Army and Navy Hotel), " Comparison the true teat of merit." | TOTURVBYORS.-XgcFd^Ch-i-ma and woll up In use of Instrument la open te engagement; oould tako oharge of a field party. —Apply Theo.. Stab Oflko. SOUTHERN CROSS PETROLEUM COMPANY (LIMITED). Applications are Invited for tho appointment of an Overseer at tho above Company's works ot Rotokautuku; a Practical Engineer with mining oxporlenoo preferred. Applications, with oopy of testimonials, stating salary rtqulrod, to bo sent to the under signed, endorsed "Application for OvorßOdr," not later than MONDAY, the Bth May, 1882. j HENRY HAASB, Manager. Glaborne, N.Z. Wh April, 1881, a ■ Board and Kesldence. A a OMMODATION lor Two Gentlo nL aa Boardora; t«rmo, 20a per week.— Konnek Villa, Upper queen-atreet, Newton (lacing Weet-Btreet, and near New Cathollo Church). , OARU & RKSIDKnCE for two or threo I-diee or two or three Gentlemon. Kcnilworth Honao, Vlnoent-atroet. LODGINGS at Krighton, Parnell, for man and hia wife—Mrt Norrie, Wynyard ___ Brighton Road. JIOYIIINOU BKOWNB HOTEL, vt HOBtJON-axKaaif. Bo akd akd l/OixuKO _ _.. ..title per Week Hinqi.s _____________________ CJUPEKIOR Board and Rcsidonce (bath, O piano, large grounds), cot to be equalled. In central potitlon in Auokland. for families, adlea. or gentlemen. Address. Stah Ofllce. juiceneinfr Notices. 33sflw______* ■mSEaWGSd* r ICENSING NOTICE. Pursuant to "Tho Uconalng Aot, 1881." X, John Chambers, Chairman of the Auokland Kast Lloenilng District, do hereby appoint Thomas Seaman Presiding Ofllcer, FRIDAY, the 19th day of May, aa the day, ant the Lome street Hall. Lnrne-etreot, Auoklaad, as the place, at which a POLL of the Ratepayers of Auoklaad last Licensing Distriot is to ba taken, to determine whether the number of Publicans Uconß*B. Now Zealand Wine License!, Accom modation Licenses, or Bottlo Lloenaea, may be Inoreasod In tho (aid District; the Poll ta be taken under "The Regulation of Elections Act, 1876," to commence at 9 o'olook In tho fore noon, and close at 6 o'clock in tho afternoon of tho said day. Dated this Ith day of May, ISBI. JOHN CHAMBERS, Chairman Auckland Kast Licensing Distriot. T ICENSING NOTICE. Pursuant to " The Licensing Act, 1881," I, Hugh Hart Lusk, Chairman of the Takapana Lloone ing Distriot, do hareby appoint Thomas sea man. Presiding Officer, SATURDAY, the 20th day of May aa the day, and the Public Hall, Devonport, and the District Library, Takatuna Lake, aa the places, at which a poll of the Rate payers of Takapuaa Lloenilng Dietriot ia to be taken, to determine whether the number of Pnblleasß' Licenses New Zealand Wine Lloaneoß, Accommodation Licenses, or Bottle Lloenaea, may be Increased In the Bald district, the poll to bo taken under " The Regulation of Elections Aot, 1878." to commence at 9 o'olook in the forenoon, and olaee at 6 o'clock in the after noon, of the uld day. Dated this fonrth day of May, 1882. • HUGH H. LUSK, Chairman, Takapnna Licensing Distriot. ; ' ■ ' .Boots and (.noes TJOOTSI T3OOTS! OOOTS I JU£T OPENED FRKBH BHIPMENTS, Ex ship Oxford and e.g. Sorata, Comprlaing— LADIES' E.S. BOOTS and SHOES, and a Well-aaaorted Stook ot Button Boota of every description. CHILDREN _ K.S. BOOTS, Shoes, and Button Boots, In Glace, Goatskin, Calf. Kid, Glace Kid, Blue Cloth and Brown Cloth, In all GENTS' CLUMPED E.S. BOOTS. Watertlghts with olump soles; also, Laco and E.S. Boota with cork solos, the beat articles that oan be had to keep ont damp and water besides; a well assorted Btook of Gents' Light Boots. Note the Address CTaTESTPFAHL, . it Opposite Haymarket. TfINLARGEMENT uf PREMISES. C\ DROOKSS, Blue Boot, Qceen-street, Having Enlarged his Promises, has now opened up an immense Stock of MENc, WOMEN'S, AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOKB, All of whioh aro \ New and Well absoktkd goods, _3__ a Special Room Has been neatly fitted up for Ladies, whioh la Strictly Private. C. BROOKES Has Accommodation to suit all classes, and will do hia beat to give them Good Valne for their Money. BP" NOTE THB ADDKESS— fi D R O O X E S, BLUE BOOT. Opposite Uabliok and uuanwkll'b. KATEY DEAR,—I want a punting Watoh like yours. Where did you buy It ? Why, at F. H. Lewisson'Oi and It oost only £2 10s, and goes to the minute; Ho haa Dozens of them. Shod closes at Tiro o'clook on Saturdays, ? • F. H. LEWISSON, JEWKLL-B; QPE-H-3TB?-?.



for Sale. Jj/IOK SALE, Two Allotments adjoining If 1 Newton Road; also two adjoining Kxator street.—For further particulars apply to Mrs MoCaslln, Randall-atreet, Newton. ■JVOR SALE, a Well-bred Greyhound.— V For price apply JD. Star ofiloe. FOR MALE, Seven-acre Farm, near Mount Albert and the Whan, about 15 mlnutoß' walk from tbe railway station. Tho soil la well adapted for fruit and vine growing purposes. An Industrious man might make this a pretty home. An extensive view. There is a wide main road frontage. Price, only £12 per aore. Terms, £10 cash, and balance on the deferred payment syetem.—Apply to ''Pub lisher," Stab Offloe, FOR SALE, comfortable Cottage of 5 rooms, Regent-street, Newton, wsos-ahed well. sec. ; allotment 10 x 100. Price, -185.-D F. Evans. fljiOß IMMEDIATE _*__, Ponsonby iT1 Terrace, a nice Honse of 7 rooms, veran dah In front; Allotment 80 x 100, all tastefully laid out; good well, tank. &c. Price, £160.—D, F. Kvans, Estate Agent, Qneen-atreelj, . 447 LpOR SALE, 48 Acrea at Little Muddy V Creek, nearly all down ia grass; Bplendld orchard, vinery, Sec; Houbo of 3 rooms, dairy, and milk-shed, 2 wells; situate about 10 miles from Auokland, A really chtap property; price, only £200.—D. F. Kvans. Kstate Agent. IflOR SALE, 50 Acres First-class Fern (t' Land at Tuakau j a vory oholoe lot, with abundance of water; situate on a good read, and about 6 minutes' walk from railway station. Price, only £7 per aore.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. IjAOR SaLE, nice Cottage of lour looms _V and scullery; register grate, oven, gas laid In, and every convenience; situate Ireland sireet, near England-atroet. Price, £280.—D. F. Evans, Kstato agent, FOR SALE, Linceln-streot, Ponsenby, House of seven rooms, good well, wood ehed, &o ; allotment, 66x100, fenoed and planted; very cheap, only £310.—D. F. Evans, Kstato Agent. Quoea-atrtefc _ ,414 jli'tOß SALE (Howe-street), a vory pretty JD Villa containing five rooms, pantry; water laid in, nice garden, _a; all in flrst-olass order; upluu.ld view; a very desirable place.— D. F. -vans, Estato Agent, Qneen-strtet. 425 SUBURBAN STORE lor sale,— A first rate business for Sale in one ot the best ot Auckland suburbs; the position is second to none; a splendid opening; full particulars from D.B;. l p^r-,B_^te^eßh A j >^iaffiL,,, J__ li'Oß IMMEDIATE SALE, Handsome I' Villa; almost new, and In flrst-olass order; gabloe, bow window, good well, register grate, oven, oupboards, etc., ate,; situated In Hackot- Btroat, near tbe steps leading down to beaoh at foet of St Mary's Road ; pleasant, healthy, and dot—rable position; mnat be sold at once. Price, only mo.-D. F. Evana, Estate agent, Qaeen street^ R/iOR BALE.—Giooery and Confectionery MA for Sale In leading thoroughfare. Stock and Fixtures about £80 (no goodwill),—D, F, Kvans, Mutate Agent. STOKES' POINT. — Splendid Building Allotments, planted with Fruit Trees, &c immediately opposite Hotel, Price low—eaay terms.—P. if. Evans. Kstato Agent. MOUNT KDEN. — Cottage of Four Rooms aad Two Acres of Load at Mount K'don (divided Into two paddocks), near resl denoe of J, Batgor, fcsq. A very desirable pro porty. Price. £300, -D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. PONSONBY,— A new aud very pretty Verandah Cottage el 6 rooms, allotment, tank, ate, all complete, and In flrst-olaaa order. Very oheap. £220.—D. F. Evans, Estate Ageat, Qneen-street. 427 STOKES'S POINT.-Splendid Allot moats fenoed and planted with fruit and ornamental trees, in splendid position, over looking the harbour, near the beaoh.—D. F. Evana, Satate Agent. MOUNT EDEN (near Mr Kelly a), a new and well-finished House of five rooms, repleto with almost every oonvealeace, such as register grates, kitchen range, &o.; allst ment about 50 x 200; main road frontage: very desirable.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qneen- Btreet. 408_ PKOIrECT TERRACE.-A very nice Verandah Cottage of six rooms, fitted with cupboards, bookcase, dresser, &o,; gas aud water laid in; good garden, stable, Se ll. F. Evans, Batata Ageat, Qneen-street. Q PKlfi G-BTREET, Ponsonby — Hand- O some bow Houso, thoroughly well finishes, rooms large and lofty, standing on two allot ments. lam Instructed to effect an Immediate na.'o—business matters oalllng tha owner away from tie district.—Full paruaulara from D. P. Evana. Kstate Agent. Quten-Btroet. 409 I/lOR SALE, Business Premises •at a) Mount Kioa, Bltuato la mala road; a splendid, opening far a Ofcenlat, as at present there is not ono in thia large and populous tlistrict. The building is new, substantial, aad woll flniahod.—Fnll particulars from Mrs Jack, on the premieae, or of D. F. Evans, Estate Agont, Queen-atreet. aANDSOME TILL A RESIDENCE, in Bret-oIaES order. The Bosbb stands high, commands a grand View, aad Is sur rounded by a splendid garden tally stocked with fruit trcos.flo wore, etc., etc, Ths aspect Is north easterly, and wall sheltered. Sitaated la Pon sonby, aext to Key. Mr Runclman's, and having a frontage of 182 feet to COonnoll-street, which oould (li desired) be aub-dlvlded to advantage. —D. F Evans. -Btata ______________ gjj pit SALE OR LEASE. Takaptoa, Nohth Shoro.—Desirable Store, Dwelling, and Outhouses, almost new and In llrßt-olasa ordor, together with 5 aorea Splendid Land (in crops) on main road and ta the vicinity of the beautiful lake, and commanding aplenaid view of Auokland harbour. A moat desirable property, and woll worthy Inspeotion. D. P. EVANS, 881 Kstate Agent. |H O R SALE. CLAKEMONTSTKEKT, Seafleld View-A V»ry Desirable Allotment, quito level, fenced, and ready for building on. Sit x 116. for £100. NEWMARKET—Verandah Cottage, 5 rooms, register oven, good well. See., oorner allotment, 33 X 100. for £2150. MONTAGUE-STREET, Nowton- Verandah Cottage, 1 rooms, allotment about 33 x 95; oheap, only £130. D. F. EVANP, Kstato Agent, next Herald Offloe, . Qneen-Btreet. IjIARMS FOR SALE.—Waikate — A F vory desirable and snug little Farm, situated on the banks ot the waikato Klver. very comfortable Homestead oonßlatlng of— Houso of Six Kooms, Outbuildings, such as Barn, Cowshed, Pigsties, Stockyard, tec. Aroa. about 926 aorea of good fertile Land, sub divided into Paddocks, Orohard, and a splendid piece of mixed bnah. tfchool and Railway Station adjacent Prioe. £850. An* several othors. Full particulars on ap i plication to D. F. EVANS. ; Ettato Agent, Qneen-street (next "Herald" Offloe). BUILDING SITES I BUILDING BITES AU those Splendid Allotments situate In Col lego Road (the only lota (or sale on right-hand aide going up, and boing witbln a few minutes walk of the olty). Should oomraand a ready sale. This la a splendid Investment for bnilding purposes. Price, only £3 10a per foot upwards. For villa residences tho position is first-class. Also, at Shelly Beach, a few lots (60 x 120) still unsold; price, 42s (3d per foot. Bailey's Paduosk-Lots 33 x 09, at «10 oaoh Ryle street, Por_onby-Lot No. 107. an oflfer wanted, „ , a And others on implication to D. F. EVANS, Katato Agent, next " aerald " Office. Til O R SALE, C MARAMARUA. PAHI, KAIPARA, iAn Improved Farm of 400 aores, nearly all ploughablo land. Tbo Farm Ib for absolute aale, owing to business matters oalllng the owner away trom tho district. It is one of the best selections on tho well-known eetate of Captain Colbeck. The Improvements consist of a new alx roomed Honse. papered and painted, complete boundary fence; seventy acres of geod grass, subdivision for garden and orohard, two good pigsties, good shanty, 10 x 12 feet, fowl-house, I and offices. A never-falling oreek runs through the property, which is accessible by land and i water. Stook can be taken-xit a valuation It desired. For further particulars, apply to MUTOaLHB & BILL. Or, 29. N.Z. lna-Wiee Buildings. B. TONKS & CO.. Queen-atreet. OCUKIA VERSUS GLAf, TO SUFFERERS FnOM PULMONARY COMPLAINTS. Do not spend another winter on the Cold Damp Clay, make baste and get on to the Scoria, an-1 LIVE I Advertiser has some SPLENDi: ■ iiWES for VILLA RESIDENCES for Salo, In a ffioo sheltered, beautiful, and popular locality, within eaay distance of tho olty, close to railway, and ample 'bua accommo dation, on moat extraordinarily easy terma. It la absolutely necessary that immediate applica tion should be made to secure same, as tho land ia rapidly rising In value —Addreßß by letter to " Booria Land." Stab offloe. F. J. MOSS]. [W, F. O'SULLIVAN] FJ. MOSS & C0„ • LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, Shortland-strbbt. WE HAVE FOR SALE a large number of PROPERTIKS in TOWN and COUNTRY, of whioh full particulars may be obtained on application. MONEY TO LEND on Loaeohold or Free hold Security at Current Rates of Interest. WE ALSO INDENT for Implements. Ma chinery, or Goods of any desorlptlon, through Our Agents-Messrs H. S. King St Co., of Cornhill, London—whose large connection and long experience enable us to offer the best terms to those who may favour ub with bußlneas.-F. J. MOSS St Co., Land and Estate Agenlß. Shortland-street. f TsEST NEWCASTLE COaL. A CARGO OF HOUSEHOLD AMD BLACKSMITHS To Arrive per Wbntwokthi now due, Also. TAUPIRI, BAY, KAMO COALS AND FIREWOOD. Delivered In Town or Country. W. AND G. WINS_ QN E, CTjaTOM-HOnSt-STHSKT. For continuation, see First Pcuie), Meetings. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, corner ef Wellealay and Albert streets.—Evangeliatio Bervioo, THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at 7.30. All'are Invited. i Resent arrivals cordially invited,



To Liet rjlO LET, at Ponsonby! two Cottages, i. situated in Dedwood Terrace, near Haint Mary's Road.—Apply to J. Swales. fino LIT, a large weMnithed 4-rooraod I Cottage with well, garden. &o„ in Llnooln- Btreet, Ponsonby.—Robert Rew. Viotoria- Btrtetj rslO LET, at Kemuera, a Seven-roomed I House, mam road; Newmarket, Six roomed House. — William Dlnnhion, Agent. Newmarket. rr\o LET, at UnehuDga, a Home of nine JL roDma; thoroughly well flnlslied, with ooach-house,- stable. So.; situate on Norman a HIU, good view, hoalthy situation i entry at onoe.-Apply to Wm. Stevenson, Onehunga. TSIO LKT, a House and Shop, now In tho I occupation of Mr Gladding, Eootmaker, Mount Kden Road,—Apply to Mrs Jack, next door. O LET, in East-street, a Six-roomed Honse, rent lis; and In Grafton Boad, a Five-roomed House, rent IS?,—S. Y. Collins, High Btreet. S 0 LET, a very comfortable Villa Real-' 1 denoe, 7 rooms (exclusive of pan try I, dairy, Btable. buggy-house, garden, &c, &c; sltua tlun—Mtlford-atroet, Ponsonby; water view. Rent, only £1 per week.—D. F. Evana, Kstato Agent. Queen-Btreet. TO LET—Those New Brick Shops and Dwellings, recently erected at the Corner Of Pitt and Vincent-streets, by Mr W. J. Offer, and now ready for oooupation.—Apply to F. L. Prime, KBtate Agent, 28, N.Z. Insurance Build- Inga. ; * TO LET, a Handsomo New Five-roomed House off Brighton-road, every conveni ence, water, Seo.— Apply to M. Marriott, Grooer. Upper Parnell. TO LET, Ofcco corner of High-street and Vulcan Lane.—Apply to R, Home, above L. W. Katon's. Qneen-street. TO LET, in Grace-street, Ponsonby, a Sir roomed House; water laid on. Apply I next cottage above. T9lO LIST, Offices in queen-street, Up- X stairs and Down-stalra.—Apply Mutual Lite Association of Australasia, No, 81, Queen street TO LET, a Two-roomed House in Edin bursh-Btreet, Newton; largo plot of ground, good well.—Apply to Mrs Hampanstal),, on the premises. rpo LET, in tho best part of Newton X Road, a Four-roomed Houae, with Soullery ane Pantry, in good order. Rent moderate.— Applj to Mr Nicholas Simma (opposite). r"|\o LET, North Shore, House of seven I rooms and sonllery with small ihop. Beach frontage, one minute's walk from Viotoria Wcarf.—Apply to Benj. Tanner, 8 Queen-st. / r|iO Bft LKT, tho New Biick Shop, ad- I joining Mr Brldgman's, in Queen-Btreet, and now the very best stand for retail trade in Anokland. There are four rooms for dwelling, with water and gas laid on. Kent lo wto a eood tehant,— apply co R. Hobbß. i f H) LET, a Family Residence containing I. 10 rooms, with suitable outbnlldlnga, on the New North Road; possession given Imme diate I".— Apply to F. L. Prime, -State Agent, 28, N.Z. Insurance Bnlldlngß. TO LET.—House and Two acres Vol canio Land, situate on main road, about a mile past Mount Albert, bounded by a splendid oreek. and the Whan 'Sua passes the door, and within a (ew minutes walk of railway station; for a term of six or twelve mouths; rent moder ate.— XX, V. Evana. Kstate Agent, Qneen-Btreet. ■f |tO LET or FOR SALE, that Comfort- I ablo Family Residence (Mr Lolghton'e) Bituated on the Ponsonby Road, near top Frantlln Road. The House contains nine rooms, fitted with almost every convenience— gas and water laid on, bath-room, pantry, oup boards, &o, &o„ waah-honae with copper,-&o. 'Hußea pass the door tvery quarter ot an hour. Grand position, magnificent view of city and harbour.—D. F. Kvana, Agent, Qneen-Btreet. i,., i, i ■ . „ m , t— * JESauicrupticv iNudces- MS. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of the Petition sf John Lamb, of Riverhead, near Auckland, in the Provincial Uiatrict of Auckland, Miller, for the adjudication as a Bankrupt of William John O'Briek, ot Parnell, In tho Provincial District ot Auokland, Baker; and In the matter of "The Debtors and Creditora Act, 187(1," and the several Acta amending the same. To William John O'Brien, of Parnell, In the Provincial District ot Auckland, Baker. Take notice that a Debtor's Summons has been granted against yon by thia Conrt on the Petition of John Lamb, of Riverhead, in the Provincial Dlßtrlot aforesaid, Miller, calling on you to show cause on Friday, ths 12th day of May, 18S2, at 11 o'clook in the forenoon, why you Bhould not be adjudged Bankrupt within the Intent and meaning ot the above Aot3. Dated this 26th day of April, 1882. HBNRY C. BREWER, Registrar. Hn-K-rn St Richmond. Wyndham-street. Anokland, bolloitora tor tbe above-named Petitioner. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1878," and tho several amendments thereto, and of the Bankruptcy of Crubles Mares, of Wellington-street, in the City of Anokland, In the Pro vincial Distriot of Auckland and Colony ol New Zealand, Commission Agent, a Debtor. Notioe la hereby given that a General Meeting of the Creditora of the said Charles Marks will be held in the Buildings of the Supreme Court house. Auokland, on TUESDAY, the 9th day of May, 1882, at the hour of eleven o'clock In the forenoon, to receive my Report and grant the said dobtor an Order ot Discbarge under the provialonß of the Baid. Acts. Dated ft Auokland this 4th day of May, 1882, THO. MACFFARLANE. Trustee. Chirlks Marks, Debtor In person, IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZKALAND. NORTHKRN PISTRIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tbe matter of ''The Debtors and Credi tors Aot, 1876," and the various Acts amending the same, and of the Bank ruptcy of Reuben Nioholls, of Grattan Road, Auckland, in the Provinolal Dlß trlot of Auckland, Blaoksmith, a Debtor. Notice Ib hereby given that it ia the Intention of the abovenamed Reuben Niehelli, aa WED NESDAY, the 17th day of May, at 11 welocfc in the forenoon, or on the first day thereafter npon whioh tbe Bald Court shall alt, to apply to this Honourable Court, at Auokland, for an Order of Discharge under tho provisions of the above Acts. Dated at Auokland this Ith day ot May. 1881 A. E. WHITAKER, Debtor's Solicitor, Wyndham-street. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter ot " The Debtors and Creditors A0t,1878," and of the several Aota amend ing tho same, and of the Deed of Aeeign meat of Barret Henry Keeswg. Notioe la hereby Rlvon that, by an order of tbe Supreme Court, sitting In Bankruptcy, made the third day of May, 1882, the said Deed of Assignment was deolared completely exeouted. Dated at Auckland, this 3rd day of May, 1882, HUGHKS & GEORGE, Solicitors for the Trustees. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DIaTRIOT. IN BANKRUPTOY. In the matter of " The Debtor* and Creditors Act, 1876," and of the several Acts amend ing the same, and of tbe Deed ot Assign ment of George Edwabd Tbom. Notioe is hereby given that, by an order of the Supreme Court, sitting in Bankruptcy, made the third day of May, 1882, the said Deed of AEBignment waa deolared completely exeouted. Dated at Auokland, this 3rd day of May, 1884 HUGHES & GEORGE. Solicitors for the Trustees. , 3H medicai, * LL who reside in Hot Climates aro A troubled with Stomaoh Dhorders. Sijeelal i Inoture of Podophyllum rarely f alia to remivethem. Try it. Prioe, IS.-0. W. Good son, London Arcade. "|>Y RuYAL LETTERS PATENT. Gold Medal, Paris7iß7iT: Speolal Award, Philadelphia, 1876; Gold Medal, Sydney, 1880; Gold Medal, Brussels, 1880; Gold Medial, Melbourne, 1881. Just Landbd, CANTRBLL & COCHRANE CELEBRATED CRATED WATERS. MONTSERRAT LIMEJUIOB CHAMPAGNE A Health-giving Non-alcohollo beverage, at Hotels and Clubs; 9d per bottle. AROMATIC GINGER ALE I The Original Belfast Ginger Ale, so Justly celebrated at Hotels and Olubs; 9d per bottle. These ASratep Waters are the same quality as contracted (or and now cupplled to The Canard S.S. Op.; tho Montreal S3. B. .Co. the Inmon S.S, Coif Oceanic S.s. Co.: , the National S.S. Co.; the Puclllo ' 8.8. Co.; Anchor, S.S. Co. Kingston and Holyhead, R.M., Co. I WHOLESALE AGENT, AICKIN,



i Lost and Found. LOST, a Setter Pup, about four iaonthi old; reward on retiming to Herr Car Sohmitt, Grafton Road. LOST, Black-and-tan Gordon Setter Dog, —Reward at 10, N.Z. Inauranoe Buildings or upper corner of Regent-street and Carltot gore Road. LOST, on the 3rd May, between One hunga and Auckland, Cap ot a Wheel.- Anyone returning same to Young's Greyhound Stables, or to Ci Codlln, Onehunga, will be re warded^ STRAYED into,my yard on the 27th April, ono Yellow and White Cow with ona broken horn and bell on ber neck,—The Owner oan have her by paying expenses to Mrs Rolinson, Nugent-street, Mount Eden. Public Notices. rriO THE MEMBERS OF EDEN TENT, X No. 2,1.0. R. NOTICE. That on and after THIS DATE Dn. Waucbb to be Surgeon of tbe Tent. Residence— Montreal House, Great North ooad. L.W. GLADDING, Sooretary. May 2,1882. . OYSTERS for Sale Daily, in bag's, at 6a Sd per bag: the Best in Auckland.— Opposite Gleoson's Hotel. mo THE PUBLIO. RICHARD UEOKGE, BUTOHER AND GENERAL PURVEYOR, respectfully solicits the publio to try hia CHOICE STOCK OF MEAT, at Lowest Possible Pricks. W Families waited on for Orders. Best Quality Corned Beef. Shipping Supplied. Note the Address— MANUKAU'ROAD, PARNELL. O VIOLIN PLAYERS.-A new Stock of Strings to arrive; very fine Quality; 6d eaoh,—Jas. Adams, Victoria-street. TjIINAL NOTICE. All i ooounta due to the nndersigned that are not paid by the 20th lust, will be handed over to my Solicitor for recovery. F. TOMLINSON. May 4th. 1882. ' ■VTATIVITIES CALCULATED I 5s to JLI ' £1, BY THB Anolent and Wonderful Soience of ASTROLOGY. Planets' Transits for ono year, 6s; Good and Evil Days for 12 months, 3s. Time and place ot birth must be stated. Students supplied with Planets' places for any hour during the! last 100 years. Books on Astrology, Alebemy, Magio, or Cabalistic. Books Bought or Hxchanged. AU Letters to enclose stamped directed envelope tor reply. "ORION," 96, Grey-atreet. ■p A RLY CLOSING, PUBLIC NOTIOE. The various Tradesmen in and aronnd the District ef Nowton have, at a General Meeting convened for that purpose agreed to Close their respective places of Business at Seven o'olook p.m. (Saturdays exoepted) on and after MON DAY, the Bth of May, 1882. The co-operation of the publio is requested by making their pur chases before that hour. J. WARRKN, Chairman. K. FRENCH, Secretary. C. GARRETT, Treasurer. DR. ELLIOTT begs to announce that - he haa returned from hia Holiday, and resumed Practice, Ponsonby, May Un, 1882. 0 THE INHABITANTS OF NEW TON and SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. EDWIN STOOKLEY (OF GREAT NORTH EO4D), Is prepared to Empty Earth Boxes and Cesspits. Orders left at Newton Hotel, Ponnonby Club Hotel, and Edinburgh Castle will receive prompt attention. Terms moderate. a.) -4?1 -_ T0 *10,0W LENT on Building 3&.lA* Societyprinoiples,oronothar»'--_s to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties for Bale on th page. Six per oent. allowed on money deposited for Investment.— C. Williamson, Land. Kstate and Financial Aoent Vulcan Lane Jtf" 0 ' - IC E. MB E. G. SAND ALL Wishes to inform his friends and tbo publio In general that ho has Opened the Butcher's Shop In Wakefleld-street lately occupied by Fowler and Co,, and hopes by keeping the beat quality ot Meat and strict attention to business to merit a fair share of their support E. G. SANDALL. __.y4.1882. a jpER "EVE_NING STAB.' Mr Editor: Sir.—l Challenge all Opponents of Local Enterprise, be who they may, to Produce any Foreign Compound for Dyspepsia or Indl-, geatlon equal to ROBLEY'S DIGESTIVE MEAL for Pulse or Porridge DIGESTIVE BROWN BREAD, and DIGESTIVE BISUUITS J. BOBLEY, 25, G-KY-stbret. MCDONALD SCOTT, t 33, N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREKT, Auckland, Is prepared to undertake the FORMING OF COMPANIES, either under the Joint Stook Aot, 1820, or the Mining Companies Aot, 1872, on the shortest notice, and to perform tbe duty of Sscbbtabx or Manage- pertaining thereto. Also, To aot as AGENT in Buying or Soiling BAKE, Insurance, Mining, and other descriptions of Stock; As well as « To Receive Mosby fob Investment and to transact Land and General Agenoy Business oonfldod to bis oare. mHE NEW toOILDING SOCIETY. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMA NENT BUILDING. LAND AND INVEST MENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND CORNKB OF QUEEN-STREET and VULOAN LANE. All olassoa Are Invited to take up In vesting Shares, payments weekly, Interest remunera tive. LOANS granted on security of Freehold or Leasehold Property for the purpoße of Busing, Building, See., in sums pf £20 to £5000. repay able—tor every £100 advanoed—at the following scale, by weekly, monthly, or quarterly hiatal mentsi— Repayments Per I Repaymentß Per extending over Week, extending over Week. s. d.. 8 years - IS 10 7 years .. 8 8 4 years ... 12 6 8 years _ 7 D 5 years - 10 5j 10 years - 8 8 SPEOIAL FACILITIES are given to Bor rowera for paying off part principal money and reducing weekly payment, or the whole sum may be paid off at any time—tbe Booloty grant ing LIB—EtAL DISCOUNT. GEORGE ERASER. Manage*, FREDK, WHITEHEAD'S RETAIL TEA ADVERTISEMENT. FINEST CHINA TEA SETTINGS, 1/4 per lb, Selected from the London market, and re markably oheap. Givea a strong, thlok. and pnngent liquor, CHOICEST PURE FIRST CROP BROKEN PANYONG CONGOU. This Tea for valre In the oup Is worth pence per pound more money. Prioe. 1/6 per lb. Tbe like rarely comes Into this market, A SPLENDID DARJEELING FLAVOURED MIXTURE; guaranteed a blend of Pure India and G___ Teas. Prioe, 1/8 per lb. "TEA BXT R AOR D IKAEYP The ready sale thia Tea commands proves It worthy the name. Prioe. 2/ per lb "FAMILY MIXTURE. * A blend of extra highly oured fliat crop India and China Teas; will carry well, and Im prove with lengthened brewing In the not, and prove itself an eoonomlo hlgh-olass Family Tea. Price, 8/Bperlb. "VERY RICH DEEP BROWN TEA." A combination of some of the purest, the strongest, and the riohest flavoured Teas Imported. Give It a trial Price, 8/ per Ib. 90 BOXES "FOOK OAN PEKOE TEA.' About the Fineßt Importation of the Season. Prioe, 28/ per box. Fredk. At HITEHEAD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TEA DEALER, VraTOBIA-BTREET. AUOKLAND. AUSTRIAN BENTWOOD Cane Chairs, Austrian Vnn^Y^BeatooodOane Couches and 128, Queen-street. LomiKeß# Austrian Bentwood Cane Rocking Chairs. W_ .. ALNUT DBAWINB . ■■■ *r„ ~„„,,, ROOM BUITEB in ia afk_ £&&.Bm> Tapestry.Rep,andOre. 123, queen-street, walnnt Tables, What note and Canterburys. — AHOQANy> OKDAH ... ... „ ,„ „ Rimn, and Kauri Din fe^n__.^HW,lr--H«>m Suttee In Leather 123, Queen-street, giiroto^ and American | Cloth. ' IRON HaE-Tester Bed steads, iron French Bed ■_. aa. wuao, ■♦»«-«. Iran Stamp Beo -133, Queen-street, ffi*- $£ &«&* Chair Bedsteads. Iron Cots. 123. Qneen-streetjg"gg^% t%gnigo Poles ■ "Carpets, Heart-rugs, - ..a- nnnim \j Linoleum, Floorcloth, ?A*t££s3K_M* Door' Mats. Bath US,anoen-a-Bo g gteftt var i e ty. — T IBKRAL DISCOUNT to „„„.„ JJ Cash Purchasers. Al) T. & H. COOKE, -jodp (jeitvered free In town, 133, Queen-atreet. Catalogues post froe on appll cation. — tJedkoom FUKNITUBI T St H. OOOKE, -D In Choloe Mottled Kauri 123, Quesn-sti^t.Wßrdrobes.B(^teads.Waßli ™" stands and Toilet Tajhfafc .



remonai. . s A LEX. MCDONALD (lately in the em- '.•-.":' 1 JfL ploy of Partridge and Woollams). will m oblige by oalllng on them. ; Volunteer Notioei. A UCKLABID ENGINEER ;YOLUN« §1 -J-- TEBRS. ; l The first Match for the Company's Belt will I ■ bo ilrod on Saturday next. May ith. at tha Mount Eaen Range. Firing to commence at V 2 o'clook,—E. Dawson, see. A.F.V. —I ■ il .1. ~„ 11.,W-IM_ • ■ *Sg| Tenders. pUBLIC WOR KS, MARINE BRANOH, Pnbllo Works Offlce. _ Auokland; 3rd May, 1188. WRITTEN TENDERS will be reoeived at this offlce, nntll noon of MONDAY, Utk day of May. 188 i, for Supplying and Drew- • ing Blue Stone, and Temporarily greeting a Blue Stone Tower fcr Mokohinon Llght houae, and Delivering same Lab. a vessel at ... Auokland. Plans, specifications, and onndl- | I tions of contract oan be Been at this offloe. - I Tenders must be addressed to the Hon. the 1 Minister for Public Works, Anokland: aad .*-;' marked outside, "Tender for Blue Stone ■ ~' Tower." The loweat or any Tender will not .3 necessarily be accepted. i I Hy command. I i W. H. HALES. ,> I Distriot Bug—tear. A UCKLaND HARBOUR BOARD. TENDER FOR 23d TOTARA PILES. Harbour Board Offloe, Auokland. May 4,1882. Tenders will ba received at this offlce until TUESDAY, the 16th instant, at noon, for supply of 235Totara Files, in terms ot specification ta be Been at the Engineer's Offlce. The lowest or any tender not nooessarlly -,-.--, aocepted, -Tenders to be endorsed, "Tender for Tetara * ' .7 P"eS" F. E. COMPTON, : Chairman. m 0 F EN C BBS. Tenders roquired for Labour In Ereotlng about 60 Chains of Wire Fencing In the Bpaom 4 Distriot.—Apply to Geo. Warbnrton. Berestord- _\ Btreet. m O CARPENTERS. Tendera will be reoeived till noon on M»N- D iY. May Btb, 1882, for the Completion of the Carpenters Work at Mr J. Marshall's Buildings, corner of Chapel and Wyndham-atreetß (labour . tj& only): tenders to be delivered to Mr Jas.' - &_ Blalkie. Victoria, where all information can ha "• . .vyjft obtained. The lowest or any tender not neces- '".- ff - 'sarily accepted. Por continuation, see First Paati-'- :'A, I I , JLLI I S3 ',- .jj Auctions. ,'*7; : TO-MORROW. '' ' 7 i''"'*'.*'7 M\ DURHAM' VAR DS. j FORS&LE, at the Durham Yards, to- -| morrow, at 10 o'olook, Hansom Cab, i year-old Brown Horae, and :| Set of Harness , ,' ' 6-year old Draught Horse. ■ HUNTER & NOLAN. | TO-MOBROW. /: IHE HAYMARKET. 11l OR SALE, at the Haymarket, to • morrow, Friday, at 11 o'olook, !|H Ex McGregor, from W_ng_a_L A Three-year old Draught Colt, unlet and ' . . staunoh in harness: Black Saddle Horae, ont of a Peter Flat _ Mare, quiet In harnets, ■-■-,■ Bay Gelding, good in saddle or doable . _\ harness. ALFRED BUCKLAND." TO-MORROW, 11 o'CLOOKA.K. MARKET-DAY. ' \"-; ||l AR THUR'S"AUCTION MARKET FOR THE BALW OF POULTRY, PRO- ' DUOE, FRUIT, GROCERIES, &C. ARTHUR'S MART, QUEEN-STREET. POULTRY -DEPARTMENT. "'-.- Fowls, Turkeys, Dnoks, Geese. Pigeons, Fancy • Birds. Canaries, Brahma Fowls, Small Pigs, i I etc, etc. PRODUCE, GROCERY, AND FRUIT DE- : PARTMKNT. Kumoras, Good Table Potatoes, Cow Potatoes, ' Onions, Pumpkins, Marrows, Melons, Car- ' -; rots, Cheeae, Butter, Baoon, Mans, Beef," J Flour. ' - „ a FRUlT.—Apples, Pears, Lemons, &c GROCERIES, &a-Tea,Bug',ir,Bisonitß.Lolilee, " '4 Dried Apples, Rice, Coroflorjr, Starch, Blue. • *™ Soap, 0. Pegs, Candles, Paint, White" Lead. OU,eto. ON BALE PRIVATELY, FURNITURE DEPARTMENT, . 1 At Auction Prices: English, American, and Colonial made Fnrnl- '$ ture.forDrawlng-reom, Dining-room, Par- ''_ lour, Bed-room and Kitohen, both new and H second-hand; Stoves, Ranges, Grates, Fil ters, Mattinsr, Plot vires, Organs, B_ rmom__, . A First-class Violin and Case. MONDAY NEXT, BTH MAY. M SALE OF UNREDEEMED --EDGES, ;r HOUSEHOLD FUBNITURI. .-""I R. ART HU B ... !M TTAVING received instructions from Mr _S__?rsa_s?' *,Usel'' atu« ■**«» I A quantity of unredeemed * pleflaee. also '--ml Household Furniture, on account of whofi'^ * may conoern. Sale at II o'olook s_tep.N_s_y 15th September. 1881, Gold Brieetet; », «_I 4 S-V#-yaloVs^A*thOotoberO-\H^t_Sv 36, lath Sent, D.O. Gen. and Lwket-975 _*' Bept, D.CS. Watch: -ft'lfiSoSa^tfß Geneva! 237,29 th September, O.F BnSw_Ak. I 695. 2nd .November.^.o™G&eva^ss &t October,lD.O, Geneva i»l. S^WSsJsSr D.0.8.W. and Gold Albert; KSL2SHii-ESSf* O.F. Verge: 90S, 6th SentembS?* D?a Gem£_! G. Stone Pendant ard s. Locket • _Ri-*h August. 17 Rings: 266,8 th Fj-UiS? ---476, 17th OctoWv a?r tfiTi > n Ring: 850. m August. Bro£h and BarttoS- m 908.6 th September, Earrings • 530 21st niSSS." Lady's Albert; 698. 2nd Novembers, V&l . 1 776. 13th January. 1881, 3 Pletores*'«_^ifc ' Ootobar,3Silver epoo_a_n_l-BSw)a_i_sr.'. ? 329. ath Ootober, Tta BoxTsi, 16tt? _S_S?n_,: f Cpnoertiaa;S33sth .**»£ 4mo_-ot?_E M' M 10th Ootober, Accordion; 669 SlSt^ObatK - 7 M Sftrated Bible: 200. 16t_-^lm^s_-»_» 19th August, W. and Keeper Rings ;^ m. ate 1 January. Ring j 291. 2nd August, Rtag;T?*^ais Maohlne, guaranteed. "^s.-iowaie Chairs, Was_at_ail« 'j Carpets. Toilets. &o.; Kitohw Utenrtl" 7 4 TO-AIORROW. PRODUCE SALE. W.'DOWDEN S4 W lLi SJ? U action, at the Ezo-anse '' I a^ut»oct Mn- Btaset' To-mono^ W l30?oT»e. nryßaeonßndH»»u 8 tons Onions - ' A,". I oasea Canterbury Cheese ■•■ , -S 5§S Sc{[lo nai keiigComedßMf 1 ton Oatmeal Flour, Tea, Rice Aleo. Piotures, Furniture g?'o6'?l O^ns, Boots Rifle, Carpet ■ ' * ■• *::.;* **» &C,, tta. lO.MORB O W, I At 11 o'Clock. it AT S I B B I N'S M ART, No. 65, QU£E--STE__r, , K__T\ -SACKS b"aKEKS' SODTHEiyiir 7 , OU FLOUR .• 10 tons Potatoes . Butter. Boet Pork..;.■-■' Rice, Candles, Jams Tea, Sugar, Groceries ■ ; Ite.. *w» -See, ~. a W, S, OOOHBANXI. HAS. DAOEE i MONDAY, MAY*. BUILDING SITE. <M BERESFORD-STREET. THE subaoribers will sell at their Rooms. Fort-atreet, on Monday. Sth bub. at 12 O'clock, > A VALUABLE BUILDING SITE, situate near top ot Boroaford-streetiolose to tbe ' 1 Congregational Church), having a faont- ' ' l age of 38 feet. AU quite level. J • SAMUEL COCHRANE & BON, ; I AuctioMSia. *'■';.•■. (Continued on Fourth Page.) -,