15 Pleaso stato whether the provisu ns of tho Bonds Construe ion Act, and_ Crown and Native Rating Bills would euit your district, and if not, what alterations would you suggest, which would make these mea sures mote useful ? . 1G Have you any suggestions to make generally on the matters dealt with in the circular in which this is enclosed ? ■

TAWHIAO'S SPEECH.

(From Our Own Correspondent,)

ALEXANDRA, this day,

The meeting commenced to-day, all the Maoris assembling in circle on an open apace in front of the t>i.g rutronga house, under Tawhiao'a Hag, from Masterton. Tawhiao was the first speaker. He said— This is the word I now speak. I say about the surveys, let them be repressed for the time being. Regarding the road, the road is one. Loolc steadily, i.e., wait; there is no hurry.] That is the end of my speech about these tuo things therefore I say leave ofl felling; wait awhilo; let us all touch and think over the full end of those- Let me say this to you Titoro is no necessity for hurrying anything. Therefore I say about the fiolc let it lie quietly that we may both look at ifand both handle it U herefore I say about the leasing and selling of land, let it cease; I say Bit; still._ It is sufficient. You stand there in that place till I get these quietly. Although you may bo angry, nevertheless I will speak out about the Court. I say let it end ; let it stand in abeyanco until I get there. When I get there it will be right. And now about another man. My words go both of you to the Parliament. I will not only sit down and lisicn, but will reply. I told Te Wheoro to stop going to Parliament, There is. anotlur word of mine. If there te no notice taken of it, I can't help it. I i=ay about Parlia ment, let it come to Auckland and stand there! I am the hulk. When I hear the word I will answer it. I say the Parliament must come to Auckland ; that word is finished. Tbe.ro is another word of mine about Kawhia? I have to see thiough it and look over it. ime says I will have such a plsca and such, a place, and I want to look over it I have It to myself. About Mokou, it' is mine. This word that I own Mokau. Bnt theic is a man who 1 told to stop there and look after it. This man is Te Wetere. My word rests with him. He is to guard and protect it. This is the end of that man. Thence to Wanganniand Tongaruo. All these ore mine. 1 told a man to stop here and take charge of those places of mine. Lot me sieve these and .drive the smut chaff away. That is a'l. The«o words are sufficient, Te Wheoro said, "It you have all these words written down come ovor here aud read it ovor to us, Wahanui, in response, gave a resume oi the king's speech, as follows :—This if my word to pakehas aud Maoris, seeorid to the surveyors, aud thirdly to individuals. I say to those two, stop. Another thin?, Is the.word the same to botb Pakehas and Maoris? Stop, that these things may bo discussed. The reason I said stop is to lot mo sco through It. Fourth -.-The Land Court. I say stop. One makes the house and tho others go into lease to go into that honsie tho Court, Let both stop till I got there and we will both enter it. Fifth :-About gold-digging say to these two parties : oue asks and the other makes known the lease. Let me come third ; also, that wo may both eat about Kawhia. I speak to the ene man only — the European who says he has land at Kawhia. Leave the matter to me, and I'll take it into consideration. Don't come into that place, wait until the warmth comes round, and it V\\\ come, If iou come in without authority, it will be wrong. Now about Mokau ? I have a man, Te Wctere; h» is in charge of Mokau and Tuapototo. He wil arrango matten there, guarding the in terests of Tawhiao. Peiao'ns hsvo been stationed at those various places-Wan ffanui and Tongarlro. I have a man there. If you como over these boundaries It will be wrong About Parliament, I say it must come on to Auck land, because I want it handy, so that we may enter it and speak our senti ments there. The i King party and the man that has to carry all these is Te Whenro. He is to bear the?o things there, and if they do not like it then I will tell Te Wbeoro to stop. It they won't listen to Te Wheoro I will toll him to comeback. ... , Several speakers followed, but the oaly matter of interest in their utterances was the declaration by Te Ngakau that be had been selling, but would cease to do so hence forth. , , it Major Te Wheoro promised to lay these mattors before Parliament. Hoani, of tho Ngatmukawa, B>id:- Tawhiao's talk is right, but it will not be right with the parties hero. One will be pulling one way, and one will-be pulling another way. There is another word said— the God who made the heavens and earth. It is for him to say when these things shall come to an end. The reason I stood up is that this is the second time I have come, and I have heard your word, and I say"Kapai." Rice said i This is a canoe ; \t% stem is Mokau, and its bows T»maki. Psora Tuhacrc said : This is the law, I aay. Don't talk about the roads to-day. Just talk.tathe men here,: That's all we . Another speaker said : About the roads, the court, tho wire and all these things, I aay all the blocks were under Potatau's card. I did not put my land under Potatau. I went to tho Court at Ngaru&wahia on account of the war. Listen all you people : You des troyed yourselves. I consent to. what has been uttered to-day, because I am in Go vernment employ. lam a friend of Sir Geo, Grey. lam asking, what shall Ido wjth my land. Through tho fighting I lost my land. You come here to Potatau, and when you go back to your own places you •will sell yonr land. Maior Te Wheoro said : Thh is a word to the Pakehas. What I say is—l will take Tawhiap's words to Parliament. I have to carry all tho Maoris of the island to that House. We are all here joined together, and this ia addressed to all of up, and I will bear these things in mind. I will take them to the South. Mr Alexander McDonald, addressing Te Whfcoro, said : It was a great thine; He had te carry if he took it, truly. If they would not listen, come back, and I will give you another word. Te Ngakaa said: I do not refer to what has been said. It can't settlo what is in my heart. 1 have something to say :My consent must be obtained. I have.bpen looking after surveys, but I say now, let the snrveys cease. From to-day, I cease to sell or lease. Hato Thompson said: I brought des truction on Tawhiao and Waikato.; I put up TawJiiaCf and Wailcato and itwaa by trio that we commenced to lease, but 1 am lpoking for a living for myself. L tvs think over these points that have been, spoken to (Jay. ■: Paora Tuhaere said: These tribes only % como hero to listen; we havo nothing to Pakaka said: These speeches are addressed to parties who tease and sell. T.here'is nothing to us tho stranger tribe.' Paratiki said : It is for the pakeha to reply. The bones ot th« island have been made dean. There is one man to do every thing for the islaud, that is Tawhiao. Te Wheoro said : There is one word for the pakehas, and one for the Maoris. The pakehas are to stop leasing and buying, and the Maoris to stop asking them to buy. Karauaura said : Listen, all the pakahas. This is an old talk. Tawhiao gave a word before not to. lease or sell, but we paid uo heeoV When" (he Ngatiraukasvas go luck they will sell all"tbeir land. Let the Ngapuhis, the Waikatos, and.all tbo tribes here say what they hare to say. I came here to listen to what tho land settlers have to say. Maraku said: Bring Parliament n> Auckland, that we may hear the King's woid theu. We can go there and discuss all these questions. ' .:' Wahanui said : Sufficient for this day ; we'must get our positions to-rnorrj where; The meeting then broke up, ' .

A CLUE TO ZURN'S FATE.

(BY TBIiEdRAPH.— OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

COEOMANTJBL, this dar. A MiN juufc arrived from Whangapoua, haa in formed the police that a strong BmeU, as from c. decomposed, bodr, strongly impregnates the air on the Tokatea side of tho Whangapoca traoki Sergeant MoMahon has prooaeded to search the looallty. Another Reneral bb sombly of residents to mnko a floal effort to discover Lieut, Zurn meets at once.

The dingy racs between x. Hall and E» Bailey this afternoon was won easily by-the latier. ''';'.'^

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN O?RBE3PON.DK*T.)

THAMES, this day

A boy of ten year?, named Joseph Henry O'Connell, was sentenced to-day to seven years at the Industrial School for opening a post-office box on board the schooner Patiki and stealing two letters containing cheques, which he attempted to cash. The Magistrate regretted he could not sentence him to be whipped and sent to a Reformatory.

TAUKANGA, this day,

Nothing has yet been found of Yates, Three search parties are out. The '•' Times " this morning expresses fears that he ba3 accidentally shot himself in the bush, undergrowth being excessively thick, aud the wet weather having rendered every thing slippery.

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

CHRISTCHUKCH, this day,

The return ball to the Mayor und Mayoress took place at the Exhibition Building last night. Two hundred and fifty couples,.including the Governor, lady Gordon, and suite, were present. Mr Barth, of Dunedin, £>aye a recital on the Cathedral organ last night. It was a great success.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

S.s. Te Anau in a Qali\

fREUTER'S TELEGRAMS]

MELB'JUKNE, this day. The steamship Te Anau, which arrived last evening from the Bluff, encountered a most furious gule, which lasted daring the whole of Sunday and Monday last. The seas were very hi^h and dangerous, but the vessel behaved admirably.

The passenqcrs, on arrival here, presented an address and a purse of sovereigns to Captain Carey, Mr Kussell, mate, aud Mr McCraij;, chief engineer. Tho steamship Tom has arrived from Hobart, after a passage of 11 days, during which she encountered a moat terrific gale.

Parnett Threatened.

Mr Parnell is now under police protcc tion,|in consequence of threatening lettets which he has received in regard to his action in supporting the Irish policy of the Government.

LONDON COMMERCIAL. LONDON, May 11

ConaoU remain at 100J, The Bank rate of discount remains at 3 per cent., while the market rate has been reduced to 2J. Total reserve in notes and bullion in .tho Bank of Kngland is £125,000, as last weok. New Zealand securities ar« unchanged, and colonial breadstuff's aud tallow aro also without quotable change.

bLADSIOiNE'S BILL APPROVED.

LONDOW, May 12,

The London press generally approve of the provisions ot the bill introduced by Mr Gladstone for the adoption of repressive measures in Ireland.

BOAT RACE.

MADCIE V. TRANSIT,

The race for £20 a-sido between tho Madge and Transit was saibd in the harbour thia af .crnoon. No complaint could be mado of lack of wind, there heine; half a gale blow ing from the W, S. W. The course lay from the Queen-street wharf, round the Daphne, thence round the sandspit buoy and upper hulk, twice round, finishing at the wharf. Matthews sailed the Madge, while the Transit was handled by Sam Dove. The Transit was two lengths ahead when the first buoy was rounded, and the Madge took the lead and held it till off tho Rail way Wharf, when she stood too far over on the northern shore enabling the Transit to get to windward of her. Off tho Queen street Wharf, tho Transit was about four lengths ahead.

COLLEGE AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

(To the Editor.)

Bin,—ln condensing my remarks yostorday at tho Board of Kducation with roforonoo to th» proposed changes in tho scholarships to tho Auckland College and Grammar Sohool you left om one point which I regard as Important will you kindlr allow me, thoreforo, to repeat that I havo always deplored tho tondonnj to separation between our chief Secondary school and tho other public, pohools of ihe province. Tho only permanent remedy ia to bo found in a change in tho constitution of tho Board of Governors, who onght, in my opinion, to be rlected by the ntmo constituency as the Board of Xduo»tlon. Pending Bomo change in this direction, it is to bo hoped that tho Board of Governors will take no etep likely to restrict the uaofnlnea« o( the Primary Sohoola or to m»ke the Gramma? Sohool accessible only to thoso who have money enough to take ad vantsfrs of the liberal endowments provided for It by the public. If such fctops phoold unhappily be taken, ie would be the duty of the Board of Kdncatioo to devote itself to the utmost to ob tain a reversion nf thoso endowments to the purposes of public instruction in ita broadest senao, for which they were originally set aside. I trust such a necessity will not arlso but tho whoie matter seemed to me so important, in view of thereport ottho mooting of the Hoard ot Governore.on Thursday last, that I took tho earlinat opportunity of brinuinK it, wi hout previous notice, under tho consideration ot the Board.-Yours, &c.

F. J. Moss.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR. SATURDAY. MAf IS.



Bankruptcy Notices. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. .. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tnemattorof " Tho Debtors, and'Credltora Act, 187R," and of the BAvorftl A qts amend ing; the same, and of the Bankruptcy of sHbnky Cnmi/roN Powbix, of Mansa tawhirl Va1167, In the Provinolal Di« trict of .Vnokiand, Contractor, a Debtor. This U to notify Jhat Henry Charlton Powell, of Manßtttawhiri Valley. In the Provlnoial District of Auokland, eontraotor, has this tar filed a statement that he 1b unable to meet hla enßttßements with hid creditors, the first moetinirof creditors to b» held at the Supreme Conrthonte. in the.Clty of Auckland, on FKI DAY, the 19ih day of Mb?, ÜB2, at 12 o'olook niDatod"tiißl3thdey of May, 1882. - 9. W. BASLEY. Deputy P.eglatrar, John M. AL'xander, Wyndham-streec, Auckland, Solicitor for the Debtor. IN THE SUPKEMa COUKT OF NEW ZtCALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. O j - .; IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of '! The Debtors and Credi tors Act. 1876," and the Acts amend in k tho same, and ot tho Bankifuptoy of Arthur Oromptow Bbttahy, of the Gityof Auckland, Provision Deaior, a Dobtor, This is to notify that Arthur.Qrompton Bet tany, of the City of Auokland, Provision Dealer, h»s thia day riled o statement that he is unable to meet hla engagements with MB' creditors. The first meeting of Ofeditora to be held at tho Supreme Conrt-honae, in the City of Auckland. on 17th day of May instant, at 12 o'clock noon. Dated this mhoay of May, 1882.^ Deputy Registrar. G. T. Kektlet, Qnoen otroot, Auckland, Debtor's Bollclto«< ■ IN THE SUPREME COUKT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. In the matter of the petition of John Lor raine Holland arid John Angelioua Thomas Bntler, for the adjudication as I a B»nkrnptof CHARLtaKIBKCHATWIff, ' Of AucklMid, in the Provincial Ula«rlot of Auckland and Colony of New Zea- ■ land, Bnlldor, and in the matter o£ " Tho | Debtors and Creditors Act, 1870." and , the several Acts amending the same, To Charles Kirk Chatwin, of Auckland, IN TH» PROVr 01 It DISTRICT Of AUCKLIND, BDILDKR. Tafcn Notice, that a Debtor's Summons has been granted against you bythia Honourable Court on the petition of John Lorraine Hollann and John Angellous Thomas Butler, both of Auckland, in the Provincial District of Anck land. and Colony of New Zealand, painters, carrying on business under tho Btyle ot " Hol land and Butler," calling on you to show cauao. on TUKSf'AY. the sixteenth day of May, instant, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, why you should cot be adjudged Bankrupt, within tho intent and mining of th» above Acts, fated this 12th d^oMaay. Mg^^ .■-■-..* Registrar. Hkskiwh and Richmond, Wjndham-Btreet, Auobland, [Solicitors for the above Petitioner. 4*l £\ TO £10,000 LBWT on Building a&<JLIf society P rincipleß,oronother>'--TOI to sntt borrowors: Allotments bough, and Honoes built on weekly payment Bye tern. Morttrages ard Loans aesoHuted. Bee üb( ot Properties for sale on vb pase. Six per cent. Bllowed: on money depoalteo (or lajM^nt.- C. Wiiaiamsoh, Land. «otata and Binanolal ' -issnt VnIOAH Uibb,'



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Pacific Hots!, at 8 'clock p.m. iXT ANTED, a general Servant with eood VV references-Apply to Mrs Heywood, temnora, ANTED, a respectable and sraait Boy, for Solicitor's ofllco. - Apply In wn hana writing, giriug references, to Box 09, ■o toftloo. VVaSTED, black Kadish for an invalid. V T —Any person growing uamo that wauld naro a small quantity wonld oblige advertlßar. IT- ANTfiD, a Man Cook for Waikato, V> -Commercial Hotal, ahortland-atroot. ANTED, an Krrand Boy.—Apply to w. B. Jones, SaddUr, Qunen-Btreot. VS7~ANTEb, a Smart RespectaMe J3oy Vv for the Plumbing. -C. Waddlngham, Carangahape Koad. 157 ANTED,"a Boy from 12 to 14 years VV of ak'o for Waltemnta Mills.—Apply to ohn I \mb on Monday aftor 11 o'clock. ANTED, two smart youths, one for kitchen and one used to waiving at abla.-Apply, Thames Dining Kooms. \]\7 ANTB.D, a iirst-uluss Barmaid, for T t City Hotel. \\7 ANTUD, a Strong Boy ai/siutoiued T T to driving horaes.-Apply U. Jiigham CtßOin, noar Priuco Altrod Hotel. ANTKD, First-class Man Cook.— Apply Albert Hotel. Quoen-atrent. ANTED, a Good Restaurant Cook. Nono but a sobor bnd compoiont man iced apply.—Bluo Post. VlQtorlaatreot. i*, ANTED, a kind Woman to tako' t't chargo of a Baby.-Apply Mrs Hard /vick. Shortland-Btreet. Ti/ANTHD, twoStroug Youtha—Apply V t Cardor Bros, and Co., Drain Pipo Works, I'onaonby. »V 7 ANTKD for a couutry hotel, a good TV Cook (woman), 25a; Boy to milt two :owb, 10s; and Housemaid. Good housi". Vx jenses patd.—Apply Pnllong, Fruiterer, 208, jueen-gtroet. vy Aft'l %V, a aood Boy to carry parcels ¥ y and assist In shop; reforoncoa roqulrod. -Apply to J. Gllmour, Draper, UpperSymonds ilreot. \\l ANTED, a Lad to drive a small V* engine; also Apprentices.—J. Tron ivith'a Boot factory. Vf afcofield-atreot. ISJAMTED, an Assistant to the Dress- T T making ; constant employment Nono :mt a go>d ono need apply.—Address Mrs K. Combos, Wynyard-street, Auckland. W" AftTKD. an active, trustwotthymar rlod Man as groom, gsrdoner, &c— Apply to Mr K. ArthHr, Auctioneer. \\J ANTED, a Young Man as Tumor, T t constant employment (all tools found md itoam power naodi at Wellington.—Apply 3. Bmart, Waltomata Hotel WANTED, a respectable Boy to attend to a horse and boggy and make himself jonorally naolul.—Apply—befoio 11 o'clock— Mr« K. W, Puckoy (near Smith's Mount Eden Jmnlbufl SUmd). \\T ANTED, a Ketoucher, ouo who can T T work in blaok and whl«c preferred: aonnbut flrst-oiass hands neei apply.—Clark toos., PhotoKraphor.Uueen-Btroot. VV' ANTHD, a Good Useful Girl to assist VV with housework and tako ono of child ron.—Mr Porclval, Groan luino. VV' ANTED, two good Assistant Dresj f ' makers; also ono Rood Mantle-hand.— Mllna fc Uhoyco. %\f ANTED, Two respectablo Youths V V as Approntlcofl to the Machlno Printing Buslntae.-Apply Stah Offloo. VXraJNTED, a Kespcctable Youth, to Tt drive a Baker's Cart. T. J. Philip, tfowton. O/ANTED, Clickers, Bench Uanda, IT Boot Closora ; also, respeotablo Boys md Girls ; constant omplormenti—Apply at >nco to Garroct Itros.. Waksfleld-itrcot, V\7 ANTED, ono or two well-educated *'» Larts. aa Apprentices In a newspaper >ffloe.—Apply to C. !f. Mitchell, " HauraKl rribtitto" utlloo, Ohlnemnrl. V\7 ANTKD, apood General Horsc-ehoer V V and General Smith; also, two Apprßn ;lcos or Improvers.—Apply A. Oilmour, Pro eirolal Bonrdlng-houßO, rihortland-Btroat. AWTBD to Kent, a House ot 12 or 14 rooms, ia the vicinity of Lovter My monds-Mreot or Albort Talk.—Address XYZ, 3TAK OQICO. ■ ANTED Known—That J. Cosgravo and Co. arc aolline Strong Heavy Tweed' Trousers for 83 lid. WANTED KNOWN-Fresh Kumeras, Pierrolonn. and Onions ; Soiling Cheap, at Mrs Motion's, City Market. VY' ANTED, a few good Apprentices to T v tho DreasmakiugI.—Apply,1 .—Apply, Mrs Simpson, Three Lamps, Ponsonoy. Cu'tlog and tilting taught. , Iir^NTUD, aSitnation as Grocr's As '»» sletant, &c—" B," Post O/Uce. Now market. W/NTED, Furnished Bedroom, for Married Couple, without board.—J.l.O., Stuk Office. WANTED, a Situation as Governess to young children; country preferred.— Apply, by lotter. to" Governesa." Stab Office. WANTED KNOW*—That J. Cos grave & Co. are Soiling Men's Geolong Twoad Tron»ers and Veeta for 17a Qd. WANTED, the Ladies of Ponsonby to know that they can get Crewela. Silks, Wools, Briggs' Transfers, and a variety of B*«noy Goods, at A. Hi K«warda's, Draper,near tho 'Ihree Lamps, Ponsonby. Your patronage respeotfnlly aolicitod. WANTED Known—That J. Cosgrave aud Co. have tho Largest and Best Stock of i.una and Boya" Clotatng to ohoose from In Anoltland. \ \7 ANT»D, Tenders for a Four-roomed T? Cottage in Lower liepburn-Btreet. Planß aid ppoclficationß can be Been at th» office of D. GoldJe, Albert-atreet. till Thursday next, at i p.m, when tend»ra will be reoeiyed. WANTED to Purchase, one or more cargoes of good Purirl Poata.- Apply lo J. VV. Gray. Tanranga. ■__ ANTED, a House of 5 or 6 rooms, vrlth a Two-horse Stable attached.— Apply to L . Star Otllce. \\.' ANTKD, by Married Couple, Situa. y * tlon—man,flret-olaeBOOok; wife, kltthoh mald—good references; oountry hotel preferred. —Address X.a. W,, office of this paper. WANTED, Ladies to call and see the Beet Value ever offered in A nokland in Ladies' aad Children's Btookings—s.-lll»g at about half the übubl price—at Holloway's, 247, Uneea-street (next to Me win's). ANTED Known—That J. Cosgrave and Co. are Belling Men's Serge Suits for 27s 6d. ' '_ ft ft/"ANTED Known, that you can Dress VY well for a Small Weekly 'Payment by Bolng to Mnnro and' Mllllgan. See advertlso ment on front page. ' WANTED KNUWN, that you will greatly oblige by coming early In tho day aa our Bhop is small.—J, &W. Williams, 82, Karangahapo lioad, (opposite Crawford's, Chemist. WANTED, the Person from Onehunga who called on Wednesday about work tp como on Monday.—W. Heay, Epsom. \\T ANTED, a Person to teach Mne- VV monies or the Art of Memory.—Address with partlcnlara to W.. Stab Office. %\r aNTUD to'SELL, two first-class new |t • Waggonettes, trimmed in leather; shafts, polo, and burr.—X. Bull's coach painting end trimming establishment, bottom of Wake field-Btroet. "i-'&J ANTED, the Picture "Cherry Kipo" ' ■ which came out in the "Graphic" Christmas numbnr, 188 H. — Apply by letter, stating prleo, to Cherry, Stab Ofllco. _ I ?T/ rANfEDlo"Kent, a House of 12 or 14 i » ' rooms, in tho vicinity of Low r "ymonda atreet Ot Albert-street. — Address XV.Z, Stah i offloe. WANTED KNOWN—Kubie'3 Oyster and Refreshment Kooms now open, i near the Cosmopolitan Hotel, Weßt Qneen- Btreet WANTED NOTICED — In the. Win flow?, thnas The Obskhvbr.—Seo the Bolld nrtlole of today on Lawyers—on tho lioenaed Interpreters of our own laws.—lnde pendent Observer.—May 13. 1»82. AJNTKD KhuWN, that E. Mltchel oon & Co., No. 18. Queen-streo* Wharf. are selling Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Flour, Oatmeal. &c. Sec, at lowest market ratea. WANTED to Jfurchaße, a Four-wheeled Wasrgon, suitable for two light horses; i imirt bo strong and cheap.—Apply BPD, Star [ OfflOB; WANTED KNOWN — That North Shore Phsrmaoy is cow opeD.—Gard ncr, M.P.S., Keg., Chemist, &o. ; 'WANTED KNOWN-That J. Cos". , v ¥ (jrave and Co. are se'llng Tweed Mac I tintofk Uoats for SOs. warranted. \\r ANTED J&.HUWN that the Victorian V V Ijoaa and Discount Agency's Advertise liumt KDPaarß on Ith naee. Bth eolnmn. %&/ aj>TED KNOWN—Carriage Kugs ' » f from 10s 6d to 85s: Blankets, from 12s per pair; Coooa Matting, lyd wide, 2a 6d per yard—imported direct from ». and T. Watt 8> Co., Menoheator—at J. and W. Williams, 82, Karangahapa Road. . ■..- . s«iil ■■c<- '■' -"''■'• ■' -' ': ..;. :~.'.'.'.?.



Wu.u ceo • WA> TED, by a V oung Man, a place: can drive, groom. &o.; pleaae state terms. —Address. Poroy. btahOfllco WAN'l'jsD, 200 Tons Jfirewood. — Apply Now Zoaland Timber Company. ANTKD, a good General Servant.— Apply immediately to Mra H. Fountain, Weatfleld tion'o, Ponsonby Road. ' ' AJVTKD to Kent, a clean. Un famished Ko^ra -with flroplace,— Addresa Delta, Star Offloa. ANTED, an Errand Boy or au Ap prontloo. - Apply to W. 0. Dennes, Queon streot. WAPiTED, Boys — Apply Auckland Timber Company (Limited), Custom house-street. ■ »\, ANTKD, Garpeutera. — Apply nt VT Jodob'b. Tobacconlßt. Qneon-Btreot WANTED, a Huudy Man.—H. S. Canham'B Coal and Sirowood Yard, Symondßßtreet. ANTKD, Everyone to see William Rattray'D Splondld Show Window of Gloves; 2-tratton Kll Oloves at Is lid per pair. at the Central Drapery Warehouse, 178,180, and 182, Queen-streot. . WANTED KNOWN—That wo don't toll j-ou that wo aro direct Importers and buy our Goods in Auckland. Those who doubt it, look at the billa of lnding hunor in our shop-pel Oxford, 7 Caeca; Halolono. 12 Cases; or. see manlfwit at Cuatomhonso.—J. and Vv. Williams. 82, Karftngahapo Koad. AKTJSD It SOWN —UIIEAF TlM ukr! Cheap Timber 1 And all other kinds of Building Materials, can bo purohasod cheapor and hotter thun anywhere olso at the Yards of D. Goldik, Albort-atroot Thore being no manufactory for Joiners' Timber on the pre mises, tho customer has an additional oppor tunity of Rotting superior timber. Wheel rights' MatoriulßftUvayn in stock. **/ANTI£L> K.NUWJM—Tho Auckland ♦ » Timber Company .Limited (lato U. Hoklaliip & Co.), aro soling ovory description of Tlmbor: also, aaohoa, Doora, Mouldings. Turnery, Fretwork, &0., at Spoolally Low Prleoß.—Uustom-hoiißfl-Btroot West. \\[ AINTKD KNOWJM, that " Com- TT ferine," the now atmosphorlo pnrlflor, lo a vory pleasant, oa well ab thoroughly rollablo Olalnfeotant, and ahonld bo nsod in ovory houeo in any neighbourhood whore scarlet fovor oxlats, Price 1b 3d per tin at Gardnor's English Pharmaoy, l&t Queon-etroot. Auckland. W ANTKD, a Junior Saleswoman, for tho Showroom.—William Rattray, tho Central Drapery Warohoueo, 178,181). and 182, Queenstreori "^l!'''*; \\T ANTKD KNOWN - That J. H. V T Dttlton has Opened a Hpeoial Branch cf tho Tailoring Business in Vlctorla-stroot Kaat, for tho purpose of making Ludios' Garments, snoh as Ulstors, Habits. Jaokota. 0t.0., mado In tho moat approvoii Btylee. by ilrtt-oluBS work men. _ rT^A^TED, by a respectable middle- V» aa«d poraon, a Situation as Houbr keopor to an Klderly Married Couplo; salary being seoODaary to lißht dutloß, wnh un ap proxlnintlon to homo oomforta. \!T~ANTEi)~KNOWJN.— That rrotessor T ' Guacott has received a largo stock of British and Amorloiui horba, and ho 1« prepared to supply tho publlo with tho samo at 4d per oz. As ho is tho only praotloal horbaliat in ho oolony hla stock will bear limpeotlon. WANTED, t'\e Ladies of Auckland to know that they con got tholr Uroßßos mado Stylishly, Quiokly, KoonomloaUy, and Cheaply at J. Kwninn'B Drapery House, Uppor Quoon-streot. aillllnory dono on tho promisee. Ladloa' own Mnterlnlß mado up , Y*/'AN TED KNOWN—Tnat E. Porter and Co. will Ouon Karly Noxt Month thoir Now WarohoußO at Nowmarket, with a Largo Asaort mont of Furnishing and Gonoral Ironmongery. All Goods a» Town Prlooa. ANTED" KNOWIS^-VVo liavo re colvo<J. per Hnlolono, 2 ohms Boys Overcoats. Wo can fit LUtlo Hoys, i yoars old, with Long Overcoats, with tho Now Military Cape, mado from Boßt Oxford Twoods, at from fig 8d to 10s Cd; Youths', from 12a 6d to 21s; Mon's Long Tweed Ovorooata. 218 to 30a e»oh; ditto. Nap and rotorthatn's. from 2i» to 37a B4: Diago nal illito. 25a lo 37* od.-J. and W, W illlama, 82, Karangahapo lioad. \\J ANTEI)"k«»O\VN, that William TT Wkbt, U»iionnd B«at Chair Manufac turer, wlblio> to Inform the publlo that ho oan now supply them both at his reßidonco, Wynd ham-btreut, and at the City Market, with all klndn of Household Kurnlturu at the lowo<t posalblo prloes. Also, ovory description o! Kurniture Kepuirod and Sold on Oommlsiilou.— Note the Addrosa—Wyndham-stroet and City Market. V%AA«TED KNOWN —F. Shinier, TT Tailor, Kdon Terrace, noxt Kdon Bui. has commi-nood business in tho above lino, ana trusts by strict attontton to all ordors to merit a fulr sharo of p«tronastrt from thn snrioundinK dlntrlot. where a tailor Is much noo^od. ttepalra neatly oxo onted. enta' own matarials mnilii up. TITaNTKD KNOWN—a Splendid Lino Vy of Beautiful Olooßrnphs, lately arrivod; nlao, Ohlldron'a Toy Books.trom Id eaoh; Claokß, Photonrapha, Statlonory, and Genoral Vauoy Goods, i'wo Lovely Wax Dolls, lito-ulzo and Hfo-like.Justrcooivod por Oxford, aro oroatlnfj quito a furoro among; tho fair box, yonnj? and old. Tho tlneflt illtipUiy of ftl and 1b Goods ovor mm .fin the colony. On tho(1.1 oountertheroure ovor 2000 articles, and on tho la countor, which la 60 foet In longth. there aro between 1,600 and. 2,00!) distinct articled. Nmv ounnlzmnontu of GooJb httvo just arrivod by Oxford, and othors ore on their woy from Kurope por llalciono and Lftlra. — A New Dopirtmont, viz., that of BOOKS has juat boon added to tho .Aroado; Mr Qoodson having joined tho bualnoßS of Hooknollor to his other bnslncsa. Jnspootlon oordlally lavltod. WANTED, the Gentlemen of Auckland to know, that at this date. May iSth. I havo only 07 of the Patent Talothes Waterproof Coats left, and I havo orders for noarly quarter that number. 17s Bi to 655, remember. No Coat guaranteed nnle»a tho manufacturer's name la ombosaed In lur^n gold and Bilk lottera —Cooper, Box & Co. Quean Vlotorla-Btwet, London, on tho lining, bnlow tho . ven tilatiDß tnbea.—To D 3 hud only of J. &W. Williams. Importers of Drapery and Clothing. 82. KaranKthape Road. •■• - MX. ELLET, who has been for some tlmo Bookkeeper at tho AnokUnd Dairy Company,la prepared for a similar ouetßornont forthwith.-Pleoio rotor to Mr Holdship or Mr Larklna, Queon-ttreot. ■i^O HAIKDBESBEKS. — Wanted, a L roßpootable Young Kollow to Cut and Bhave; ono wltn Bmall capital preferred. — Apply by lottor to GMn, Poac-ofßco, To Aroha. IN THE SUPREME COUKT OF NEW ZKALAND, J4OKTHERN DISTRICT. In tho matter of tho Petition of John Lamb, of Kiverhead, near Auckland. In tho Pro vincial Dlßtrlotof Auoklund. and Colony of New Zealand, Miller, for tho adjudica tion as a Bankrupt of William Joh« O'Bdirn. of Parnell, near Auckland aforesaid. Baker; and in the matter of "The oobtors and Creditors A0t,.1876," «nd tho boveral Aots amending tho tame. 1 Notice is hereby given that by an order of the said Court at Auckland, this day, thn above named William John O'Brien woh adjudged a Bankrupt within tho trne intent and meaning of the said Acts; and it was further ordered that the said William John O'Brien appear bofore the Bald Court on Wednesday noxt, the seven teenth day of M«y, one thousand olght hundred and elfthty-two.at elevon o'o'.ook in the' foro r noon, ana uubmlt to examination ea by eald Act provided. And noJloe U horoby further giten that the Registrar of tho eald Court has ap, pointed Wednesday, the 17th day of May, 1882, at eleven o'oiook in the forenoon, »a the-tithe and the Supremo Court Buildings, as the plaoe, for holding a meeting of tho creditors of the Raid William John O'Brien. And notice la aleo hereby further given to tbo Bald William John O'Brien that he ia required to appear before tha said meeting. Dated, at Auckland, this twelfth day of May, 1882* JOHN EICHMOND, Wyndham-Btreet, Anokland, Solloltor for Petitioning Creditor. IN THE SUPRKME COURT OF NEW ZKALAND, NORTHKRN DISTRICT. In tho matter of the Pet'tlon of (he National Bank of >'ew Zealand (Limited), Bankers, o.irrjiiiK on baainoss at Auck land, in the Provincial Diatriot of Auok- \ land and elaewhoro, In tho Colony of: New Zealand, for the adjudication as a Bankrupt, of Simon Pktek Uabjes. of Auckland, aforesaid, Morohant. And In the matter of tho •'. Dob tors and Creditor j Act, 1870," and tho BeveraU Aota amending tho same. ■ '■• To Simon Pkter Habjbm, op Auckland, in the pnovinoial dißtriot op auckland, Merchant. . '■•'■■■• • ; Take-notice, that a Debtor's Summons has been granted against you by this Honourable Court, on the Petition of tho National Bank: of; New Zealand (Limited), Bankers, oarryingon business at Auokland, in the Provincial Dis trict of Auckland, and oleowhero, in tho Colony of New Znaland, calling ou yon to show cause en TUEiD/vY, tho sixteenth, day of May inst.,1 at 10 o'olock lv the forenoon, why you Hbould not b'i adjudged Bankrupt, within tho intent and meaning of the above Aetp. ' ' Dated this 12th day of May, 1882, HKNRY BREWER, j Registrar. ! Hksk»th & RICHMOND. ' .;:■ j Wyndham-Btreet. Auckland, J : t-olloltors for the above-named Petitioners. in the district court of aljck land, holdkn at Hamilton. IN BANKRUPTCY. . , In the matter of " The Debtors and Crodltors Act. 1876." and of the pover.it Acts amending the same, and of thu Bank ruptcy of Bobbut Stewart, of Oam brldgfl. In the Provincial Dlßtrlct of Anokland, Labourer, a Debtor, This ia to Notify that Robert Stewart, of Cambridge, Walkato, Labourer, has this day filed a statement that ho la nnabie to meet his engagements with, his Ciedltors. Th» first meeting of Creditors to be held at the Dlßtriot Court-house, Hamilton, Walkato. .on Tuesday, the 16th day of May, 1882, id 11 o'olock In the forenoon. Dated at Cambridge, this sth day of May, IHB2 ' THOMAS KIRK, Clerk of tho Court.. Thomas Grmham. Cambridge aod Te Aivamntu, : 1 Solicitor for Debtor.



For Bale. : jITOR SALE.- Grocery and Confeitionery i !r Bnslneßß, 'or Salo, In leading thorough fare. Stock and Fixtures about £80 (no good ■ -will).—O. F. Evniß. mate Anent. , JTpOK SALE, comfortabl« Cot^ge of 5 5? rooms, Recent ttroet. Kowtow well. &o.; allotment 40 x 100. Frl .. £185.-1) F. Evans. . ■ ti\O& IMMEDIATE aAiiK, Ponsonby; 1/ Terrace, a nice House of 7 rooms, veran dah In front; .Allotment 8) x 100, all tastefully laid out; good well, tank. &o. Hrloo, £15(1.—D. if. Kvuna, jfatftto Agent. Qneon-Rtreat. 447 jJj-.OK SALE, 50 Acres First-class Fern V Land at Tuakau; a very choice lot, with abundance of water; situate on a good road, and about 5 minutes' walk from railway station. Price, only J57 per acre.—D. F. ttvaus, Kstate , Agent. ___^ i gTIOK SaLK, nice Cottage of four looms V and Boullery: register grate, oven, gaa laid in, andovery oonvenlonoe; Bituato Ireland- i sireat, near Kngland-atreet. Price, £280.—D. F, Kvana, Bstato-s gent. | FOB. SALE, Lincoln-street, Polisouby, House of aovon rooms, good well, wooa ehed, &o ; allotmont, 60x100. fenced and planted; ■ very cheap, only £310.—D. F. Hvans, Kattte Agent. Qnoon-Btr.aet. 414 c Y/iOit SALE (Howe-street), a very pretty ' JJ Villa uontalning five rooma. pantry; °. wator laid in, nice garden, &c; all in flrßt-olosa r order; splendid view; a very desirable place.— 1). F. Jivans. KBtato Agent, Quoon-strcet. 425 j F ~Oll SALE, a bargain, one of the best 7 Fruit-growing Farms near Auokland, 11 miloß out, with Rood orchard, House (newly „ poparod and furnished), dairy, cow-Bhod, and - outhouses; 0 head of cattle, draughi horse, f PUb, poultr/, 2 boats and 2 nets. Only £260. ' orais caßy.—L>. F. Kvana. Kattte t. gent. jr ijiOß IMMEDIATE SALE, Handsome 7 JP Villa; almost new, and In flrst-olass order • gabion, bow window, i>ood woll, register grate, m ovon, cupboardb. oic, etc.; situated hi Hacked V street, miar tbo step 3 leaalDg down to beach at n ■ foot of St. Mary's Koad ; ploanant, health!', and -' desirable position; must be sold at once. Hrico only &10O.—D. F. KvaDS, Jfsmto agent, Quoen- Bireet. ti STOKES' r'OINT. — Spleudid Building i AUutmonto, planted with Fruit Treoa Sec , immediately cppoßlto Hotel, Trloe low—easy I tornis.—D. V. Kvans, Kstate Agont. ' S~WURBAN STOKE tor oiiie,-A first- k rato business for Salo in ono of tho best of H Auckland suburbs; the position Is second to - none; a Bplondid opening; full particulars from 1). F. Kvuna. H'atato Agent, Anckland. 886. FUKEKUUE. -A very desirable Farm - of 101 acres, about li miles from Tuakau "" ftation, with Throe-roomod Cottage, work shop, dairy, oowshod, pißaties. &o. a splendid si Btron-m runß through tho property ; all fonced T , und Biibdlvlded; about 00 aaros in grasß, tlitxl li rest cultivated; aoiliH first claaa. Good motallod li road all tho way. Vory choap-prioo, £600 - S U. V. Kvana, Metnto Agont. ; OUNT JJDKN. — Cottage of Four J Rooms and Two Acres of Land at Mount H Kaon (divided Into two paddocks), near real- , dence of J. liatgor, *aq. A vory desirable pro- I perty, Prloo. J2M)O.-D. F. Evaps, Katato Agent. PONSONJ3Y,— A new und vory pretty Voranrtah Cottago cf 5 rooms, allotment ' tnnk, ato., all oomploto. and In Ilrßtolasa order J Very cheap. £220.— D. F. Evans, Katato Agent v Qiiooc-Htroet. _^___ 127 ") OTOKES'S POINT.-Splendid Allot- J O ments fonoed and planted with fruit and ° ornamental trees, in splendid position, over- i looking tho harbour, near tho beaoh— 1). F. Kvans. Kstate Agent. j MOUNT EDEN (near Mr KeTlyljTa i . new and woll-llulßhed Houso of five rooms, replete with almost every convenience, J such as register gratoß, kitchen ranao, fee.; allot- ? ment about 50 x 200; main road frontago; very -■ doalrablo.—l). F. Kvoub, Katato Agont, Queen- Btroot 408 j I>ROSrKCT TEKKAOE.—A very nice '' Verandah Cottago of Bis rooms, flttod a with cupboards, bookcase, dresser, &o.; gas C and water laid in; good gardon, stable, &o.- k 1) L F. Kstato A.Kent. Uaoen-Btroet j •"jU^OR TMI^EDiATE~mSPOMAL7"~thc «• I? Uusiness of a bubarban atoro in a rising i district (ownor rotlrlng throunh ill health) I Only a small sum required for good-will, stock j at valuation; rent moderate.—D. F. Kvans, ? Katato Agent. S' OPIUMG-STKEET, Ponsonby - Hand- i KJ some now House, thoroughly woll finished, rooms large and lofty, Btanding on two ollot monts. lam instructed to oflect an lmmedlato ? ea-'o—bualness matters calling the ownor away i; from tho district.—Full particulars from 1). F, I ICvana, KBtato Agent. Qneon-Btroot 40!) V 4 BaKUAIw. —Cottage ot 4 rooms aud £ Bcullory in Poneonby, only £120.— 0. F. t: Bv;a^iPi nj^OK SALK, Business Premises at 1 I Mount Krlon, Bituato in main road; a -I ppliinrtiil oiwnlng for a Chnmlst, us at iinwont v thoro la not ono in tHU largo and populous " dlßtrlct, Tho building Is new, substantial, and -j woll (lnlahod.—Full parttonlara from Mi-b Jaok, j on tho promises, or of L). F. Kvans, KBtato v Agont. Quoen-Btreot. * |_j ANUSUME VILLA KESIDEWCE, "j LX in ilrat-olasa order. The Houso atands I high, commands a grand view, and Is >ur rounded by a splendid gardon fully stocked with ?, fruit treos.flowers.eto., etc. Tho aspoot 1b north- v onstorly. aud welt sholterod. Sltuatnd In Pon- ] aonby, noxt to Kov. Mr Hunolman's, and having a frontago of 182 feet to OVonnell-stroot, which v oould (If doslred) ba anb-dlvlded to advantago. ~ —U. F Evans, Katate Agont.Qaeoa-Btreet. 130 J, P OK SALE O R LEA SK. "> Takapiwa, North anous.—Dealrablo Store, „ OwollmQ-, and OuthououH, almost nuw und in n flrst-oIMB order, towoihor with fl nores Splendid 1 Laud (in oropa) on m»tn road and In tho vlolnlty J of tho beautiful lake, and oommaniilng splendid j, vlow of Auokland harbour. A moat desirable {, property, ivnd well worthy inspection. t i D. if. EVANS, f, 381 KBtato Agont y O X S A L E. £ CLARBMONT-STRKBT, SeaOold Viow—A I Vory Dosirtble Allotment;, qnito level, fonced, „ and ready for building on. 33 x 118. tor £100 . NKWMaKKKT—VorandahCottß«e,sroomß r register oven, good well, &0., oorner allotment 33 X 100, for £251). ~ MONI'AQUK-STRKET, Newton- Vorandah i Cottngo. 4 rooma. allotment about 33 x D 5; cheaw. only £18J. 1). F. EVANP, Estato Agont. noxt Horald Offloc, b Cjnoen-street t BUILDINU SITES 1 BUILDING d HUBS \ All those Bplondid Allotments sltuato In Col- 9 logo Road 'tho only lots for Bale on right-hand a side going up, and boing within a few minutoa i walk of tho city). Should oomraand a rondy \ Bftlo. Thlßia a splendid investment for building fl purposes. Prioo, only £3 10a per foot upwards, r For villa residences tho position is flrst-oUss. - Mho, at Shelly Beaoh, a few lots (66 x 120) still r unsold; price. 42a 8d per foot. ' Halley'a Paddook—Lots 33 x 99, at £40 oaoh t Ryle-street, Ponsonby—Lot No. 107. an offer £ wonted, g And others on application to D. T, KVANS, • Katato Agont, next " Herald " Offlco. Tjl *O R SALE, U MAKAMARUA. PAHI, KAIPARA, An Improvod Farm of 400 aoroa, nearly all ploughablo land. Tho Farm Is for abaoluto r aalo. owing to business matters calling the • ownor away from tho dlAtrlot. It 1b ono of tho boat selections on tho well-known estaio of 1 Oaptaln Colbock. The improvements consist of a new six roomed House, papered and painted, oomploto , boundary fence; eoventy aore« of good grass, J subdivision for garden and orchard, two good plgstlea, good ahanty. 10 x 12 feet, fowl-house, and offices. A never-failing creek runs through tho property, .whioh ia accessible by land and , water. Stock can bo taken at a valuation if dtmlred. For further particulars, Apply to B ~ MSTOSLMK fe HILL, II \ TONKB M.* JnßUratCo BDMini?9- Queen-atreet. F. J. MOSS]. [W. 1?, O'SULLIVAN] : O1 J. MOSS & C 0., $- 9. I.ANO AND KBTATE AGKNT3, ■:>■■ ' BHORTL4ND-BTBKBT. WE HAVK FOR SALK a largo number of PROPERTIES In TOWN and COUNTRY, of which full particulars may be obtained ' on application. MONRY TO LEND on Leasehold or Free hold Seourity at Current Bates ot Intereot. WE ALSO INDENT for Implements. Ma ohlnory. or Goods of any description, through our Agents—Meßars H. 8. King & Co., of . Cornhill, London—whoso large connection and long oxperlenoo enable ua to offer the . i. beat terms to those who may favour us with business.—F. J. MOSS & Co., Land and KRtate Agents, Shortlund-Btroet. ! X>EST NEWCASTLE COaL. A CARQO OF HOUSEHOLD AND BLACKSMITHS •i ; .Per Wentwobth; now discharging! Also, TAUPIRI, BA"J, KAMO COALS AND FIiISWOOD. •I .. . Dollverod in Town or Country. :W. AN D G. WINSTON B, Ij V^;. CUBTOM-HOOSIS-BTKKKT. ' ' For continuation, see Mr at Page). Volunteer Notices. ; YLCTOKIA^K I F L E S. . The Monthly Inspection Pdrado of tho Vic toria Riflea will bo held at tho Drill Shed on Tuesday noxt, at 7.30 p.m, A full attendance ot . merabors is requested. Uniform; Full Drees, 1 with Helmet. OWSN MAHON. Captain Commanding Corps. ■VTO. 3 COMPANY A. B. VOLflN j J.Y TEERB.-In accordance with Distriot 3 Order, the Monthly Government Inapootion . Parade will beheld on Monday evening next . at half-past asven o'olook. and 1 hereby caution £ members of both Band and Company that . absentees from this parade Without Loavo will . posltlvelyllbo dealt with in strict conformity ; with the Volunteer Regulations. Uniform: '■ Full Dross, Arms and Accoutrements. Roturn f ohallenge from Victoria Company to be oon t Bidered after the parade.—ARTHUR MOR ■ ROW, Major N.Z.V., commanding Corpp.-l3th 3 ' May, 1882. fTTOBSON CORPS, A. R. V. Tho Monthly Inspection of tho above oorpa will ba hold on MONDAY next, Isth instant, at 7.30 p.m. PETER DISN4N. , Cop tain,



To ij«t 0 LET, iu~ Brighton," Pafnoll, Hand somo, Now, und Well-finished Sea-side Kesldonco ; house contains six rooms, besides wash-house und cellars; stable, cowshed, &c, und about one aero in cultivation, ffplendic position, overlooking St. Georgo's Bay.—D, ir- Kvuns, H state Agent. •tO LET, a Furnished Bedroom; rent • 55.-Apply. Mrs Slmpklns, Chapol-stieet. i«ear Victorla-atreet. rJ"O LET, four Unfurnished Rooms, ! gaa and wator laid oa : suited for droat lnakeroroftloes, over Wm. H.finith's Oheao Drapery Warehouse, Quoen-streot and Aiex andrq-Btrcet. npO LET, ia iiast-sireet, off Symonda- X. street, a convenient Blx-roomed Houne, newly papered throughout, rent 13a.—S. Y. ColUnn. Uigh-Btreot. rH>O LET, an 8 roomed House; gas and n water laid on; front street.—James Reid, Kdon Torrace, mo LET, Two Furnished Rooms-Bed- JL room and Sittlng-roym - five minutes' walk from Queeivstroet —apply at this office. rO LUT, at Uuehunga, a House of nine rooms; thoroughly well finished, with coaoh-boußo, stable, so.; Bituato on Norman's Hill. good view, healthy situation; entry at once.—Apply io Wm. Stevenson, Onchunga. '■po LET, Ullice corner of High-Btreet and I Vnlcan Lane.—Apply to R. Homo, above L. W. Baton's. Qneen-Btreet. ' r\U LET, in Grace-strcot. Ponsonby, a * 0 roomed Home; water laid on. — Aoply next cottage above. rpo BE LET, in Symonds-street.'the 8 Resldcnco Of J. Kobortson, Ksq.—Apply to F^ajCwington. ■' SIO LIST, Uevonport, Worth Shore, com a for table Houso of 8 Apartments, with nmall Shop, beach fronta^o, close to "Victoria Wharf; ront, 10s per weok.—B. Tanner, 8, QiiHen-etreot. ' a^O LET, a Kamilv Hesidence containing fL 10 rooms, with suitable outbuildings, on tho Now North Road; possession given imme diately.—Apply to F. L. Primo, Estate Agent, 28, N.Z. Ingnranoo Buildings. A moßt convenient, L^i roomy, and woll-Rltuntod Family Resi dence to Lot; in oxoellent order. Also, two "iirnlsLiod Cottages on tho baach,—Ollvor Maya House Agent, I)t>vonport. Jblcclesiasticai. ¥'00 NG MEN'S uriHISTIAN ASSO OIATION, cornor of Wollesley and Albert stroote.—Mooting for United Prayer will be hold I'UIS (Saturday) EVKNTNG, at 7.30. A Bible Heading will ba given. Friomla are cordially invited. A BIBLE CLABS for MEN evorv Sunday afternoon, troni 3 till i. . OH.UROH.-MorninK.at 11, Rev. A. Reid; Evening, at 6.30, Key. K. Barber, of Tauranga. ri RAF TON BOA D~~ WESLEYAN V3T CHURCH Morning,at 11. Rev. W. Wat kin; Evening, at C.3P. Rev. W. C. Ollvor. FA KNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH.— Sunday Sorvloes—Morning, at 11, Rev. W. U. Parsonaon; Evening, at 0.30, Mr Cheoeemim. "VTEWMARKET WES LEY AN ll CIIURCH.-Mornlng, at 11, Rev. W. C. Oliver; Kvoning, at 0.30, Kov. W. Watkln. DE V O N P OKTWESLEYAJN CHOROIL-Morning. at 11. Rev. G. W. T. Sponco; Evening, at 0.30, Rev. A. Reid. jmLLERSLIE WESLEYAN SERVICES Hi —Divine service will be held In the Publlo School-room To-morrow Evening, at 0.30, by Mr Hogg. ARCH-HILL WESLEYAN SKR VICKB, - Uivino Sorvioa will be hold In tho Publio School-room To-morrow Evening, at 1i.30. by Mr Pearson. Si. PAUL'S CHUKC&7-8 a.iv., Uoly Communion ; 11 a.m., Morning Prayer, Litany, and .-ermon; 0.30 p.m., Kvonlng Prayer and Soriiion. ■' Confirmation." iMONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Betes \J. ford-Btroet—Tho usual Services wlllbocon duotod To-morrow (Sunday), at 11 a,m. and at 0 30 p.m. by the Pastor, tho Rev. J. Robertson, M.A. NITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH, Pitt and Vlnoent-Btroets- Sunday Sorviooß. May U, to be conducted in the Morning at 11, and in tbo Kvenlng at 6.30, by the Rev. T. Hodgson. UT, DAVIITS CUUKCU, Upper »y. 0 monds-streot.—Rev. T. MoKenzio Fraeer, M.A. Morning at 11; Evening at 0 30, Lecture, '"Moßoain Mldlan." OUNT EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH. —Pnetor John Downing, from Brisbone, will pronoh in tho Morning at 11, and In the Kvenlng at 6,30. PRIMITIVE MBTUOuIST CHUKCU, Aloxandra - street. — Sunday Services — Mornlogat 11. and Kvoning at 0.30, Roy. W, 8. Potter. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, Pitt and Kdwin-Btruetn.—Aftornoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. W. V. Pottor; Itvonlng at 0.30, Mr O. Homes. LpRAINKLIN ROAD PRIMITIVE IJ MKTHOOIST CHURCtr.-Dlvlnco Ser vlco will bo condnoted (n this ohuroh To-mor row—Morning by Roy. J. Guy. Kvenlng by Mr »ord. pHIMITIVJS MBTHOIUST CHURCH, JL Nnwmnrkot.—Borvlcoa To-morrow—After noon at 3, JCveningat63o, by Rev. J. Guy. 1 ORNE^STUEE t~fi ALL—UN SECT A JU RIAN SUNDAY SKIIVICBS. May 11- Mornlng Servioo only, at 11 o'clock, conducted by tho Kov. 3. ledger, B.A. Subjoot, "Chris tianity tho Ono Roligion in its Hlnheat Form."— N.8.-Tho F»rewoll Mooting will be hold in the Hall on Wednesday Kvoning next. Chair to be takonby Key. 8. J. Neillat7.3o. Short Addreß6O3 will bo given, also Musical Selections. The Testimonial Ptjrse will be presented by Mr K< asor. Tiokots, Is oaoh, may bo had from any of tho Committee HALL.^Gco. A, I Brown will Ijocturo on Sunday night, at 6.30. fiubjoot, v Religious Tendencies of tho Ago." Morning service at 11 o'clook. BEGINNING AT JERUSALEM," To-morrow, 6 30, Christians' Meeting house. Cook and Hobson-streots, by K. Lewis. Come and wolcomoi /THURCITOF JESUS CHRIST LAT \J TKU-D AY SAINTS hold Meetings in the Masonio Hall, Newton, on Sunday—ll a.m. for Saorament, 6.30 p.m. preaohing the GoepeU All are Invited. No ooliectlon. fTHHLSTADRLPHIANS meet in the \J Carlton Aoailomy, Hobsonstreet, every flrnt day of tho week to break broad, 11 a.m.; Biblo Oiaa». 3 p.m. Trutheoekers In vl tort. rj^UEATREROYAL: SUNDAY EVEN JL ING SKRVIOKS, undor tho conduot of the Young Mou's Christian Association, on Sunday Kvoning, from Bto B. All are invited. Spate lfroo. . ■ WE L L E S L E.Y-S.T. X EE-T, BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL. TWENTY-FOURTH ANNIVERSARY SERVICE WILL OB HELD TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), Morning, Choral Hall, 11 a.m., Mr T. Spurgaon. Attornoon, Chapel, 3 p.m., Rev. J. Downing . . and Mr Hemns. Evening, Choral Hall. 6.50 p. m., Mr T. Spnrgeon. a publTc~soiree ■ Will be held In tho School-room, ? TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 16th. Tea on tho Table at G. 30 o'clook. Attor Toa, PubUo Moetlng In tbo Chapel. TIOKKTS, is 3DKACH. .amusements. n^a i^TAHuHU PUBLIC BALL. ffiHm \J The fioventh Annivetsftry Ball, ypVal under tho ausploes of No, 11, L.O.L:, -I —4**will bo hold in tho Otahuhu Publio Hall on WKDNKSDaY UVKNING, May 21, 1882. Double Tiokots, 63 oaoh. Licensing Notices. XTOTICE OF APPLICATION FOX A J3i PUBLICAN'S LICKN3E. I, WALTER SCOTT, ot HelonsvWe, do hero by give notico that I desiro to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting toboholdonat Holensvlllo, on the 6th day of June, 1882, apply for a coniflosto authorising the issno of a Pub lican's License, (or a house situated in Helens- - ■vtlle, containing twenty rooms, exclusive of 1 thoao roqulrod for the uaa of the family. Dated tho 11th day of May, 188a. WALTKR SCOTT. Holonsvlllo, May 11th, 1882. j npAKAPUNALICENSING DISTRICT,' Notico of Application for Transfer o£ License. I. WILLIAM HKNRY PEiRCE, of Beach! Road. Devonpoit, PuDlioan, do hereby Rive/ notico th*t I desire to obtiln. nnd will, at the, next Licensing Mooting, to bo holden (it iho Dovonport Hall, Uevonport, 00 the 3rd day of | Juno, 18S2. apply for a transfer oC tho sa,id j lloanso ftom myaolf to Fanny Brown, my ap-. P°Dated tho 10th day of May, 1882. I Ti7ARKWORTH LICENSING DIS-. Yy triot. fj 1 I, GSORGE FRKDKRICK SUCH, Of the ■ Warkworth Hotel, do hereby Kive notibe that I ' dosire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to bo holdon at Warkworth, the 7th day of jDne, 1882, a"^ly for a Certifloate au thorising the P.enowalof a Publican's License, ' situate at Warkworth (Warkworth Hotel), oon • talning nine rooms, exclusive ot thoso required : for the übo of tho family. 1 Dated the Htli day of May, 1882. GHOKSB FRKDKRIOK SUCH. 1 - \ SO THE RATEPAYERS. '• On Tuesday next, tho ltith Instant, you will be i called upon to record your Votes for or against . increasing the number of Licensed Publio . Houses. The prcsont licensed nouseß through 1 tho district appear to be sufficient to meet all publio requirements. If you are of this opinion . record your voto agalnßt any increase of thia number. c . - A BAY PONY, aged, wohW be sold cheap If for children's • use,—Apply at Post-office, North Shore; if by lattor,to M, j



Public Notices. •J^TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVKN that is "^* Is the Intention of the Auckland Harbour Board to Introduce to the General Assembly of New Zealand, in Parliament assembled, a Bill to be entitled 'The Auckland Harbour Poard Empowering Act, 188?," for the purpose of enabling the said Board to borrow the Bum of £150,000, for a period of 35 years, upon thn seourity of tho land mentioned In tho 2nd Schedule to tho said BUI, and the several rates and dues mentioned In the said Bill, the said Bum of £150,000 to be used for the construction of a Graving Dook, and the Ilarbour Works In tho Port of 'Auckland, more particularly men tioned in tha lßt Schedule to tho said Bill. ! Dated st Auokland this Sth day of May, 1882, F. K. CDMPrON, Chairman Auckland Harbour Board, JAMKS M. BRISHAM, (LS> Treasurer Auckland Harbour Board. "VTOTICE is hereby given that applies- X™ tion will be made to the Gonoral Assembly, at tho ensuing Session thereof, for tho following Acts:- An Aot for establishing a University College in Auckland. An Aot to provide lor tho dodloation of the land, and hereditaments in Auckland, known as Government House erronnds, for the purpose of a University College, and for other ptiruooea of education in learning and science. An Act to amend the Auokland Co)logo and Grammar School Act. 1877. Dated at Auokland, this 12th day of May, 1832, JOHN JAMKS. Secretary Auckland College and Grammar School. JgOr) X E W A R. D. Constabulary DoDartment, Dlstriot Office. Auokland, May 10th, 1882. Whereas, during tho night of the Ist instant, at tho Wado, tho Materials stacked there for the erection of a Public Pound were, by some evil-disposed peraon or parson?, mslloloußly set on fire and destroyed, a Howard of £20 is hereby offered by the Waitomata County Council for Buoh Information as shall load to thi doteotlon and conviction of the offender or offenders in quostion. J. BELL THOMSON. rfjKrHAN CTOME QONUERT. T4/T E R C U R V BA Y. Having purchased from Messrs Loram and O'Shea tho Business of Gum Dealer and Publi can, it is now my intention to carry on the same in my own namo. I shall be responsible for nil Debts due by tno firm, and will receive all Debte owing to them. GEORGE LORAM. I THOMAS BAKRY, of Vincent-street. • Auckland, Challenge anyone to Stopdanoe in ' Auckland for the snm of £5 or upwards, any time or in any plaoe. r^HALLHNGE.-I hereby challenge W, \J L. HARVEY to Box for £5 or upwards. T. A. MURPHY. jy o "IT i o i. A. BOONSTRA, late of Wellington, bogs to inform his frlenda and the pnbllo of Auokland that he has opened a Ofnkhai. Grooirv. Business, at tho bottom of Victoria-street, where he hopes to merit a fair share of pnb'io favour. Firat-olass soods alwayß in stock. J. & W. \y ILLIAMS ' 82, KAEANGAHAPB BOAD, Have Just OPKNKDI2 cases Clothing, Drapory, Mclntosh Coats, etc., etc, EX 'HALCIONII.' These Goods aro Imported direct from the following well-known Houses :— S. & T.WATTB & Co _ Manohceter COOKSON& fO London COOPKR. BOX & Co._ London Tho Patent Ventilated TALETHKB WATERPROOF COAT, Suitable for medical men and others exposed to rain and cold; These Goats are made of tbe besi Oxford Tweeds, and aro warranted water proof. No Coat genuine without the makers name—worked in silk and gold letters—ln tho back, below the ventilating tube. PRICE—FItOM 17s 6d TO £3. Don't buy your winter coat until you have seen them. Wo aro tho Hole Agonts here, and you can get thorn nowhere else. NO COUNTRY ORDKRS BENT unless accom panied with cash remittance. FUBUU NOTICE.—Tho undersigned, on completion of his first year, returns heartfalt thanks to his many Frionds and tho Public for tbe liberal patronage conferred dur ing that period. It is respectfully announced that business will be continned on the same Liberal Principles, confident of the result. Jn f pnotion Invited to Seasonable Drapery and the Choicest Millinery.—CHAKLEß ALLEN, General Draper, Viotoria-street Weßt. O UR.V.E V NOTICE. The undersigned begs to inform his Friends and the General Public that he has OPENED an OFFICE in CANaDA BUILDINGS (l&te City Council Chambers), Queen-street, Auck land, with a view ot facilitating the transac tion and completion of his inoresßlrg profes sional business. WILLIAM TOLB, Licensed Land Transfer and Native Lands Sur veyor, Mining Engineer, and Land Agent. fiHOKAL ITAiL, -| ST JUNE. | CALICOS. —Splondid Family Calico, 36 Kj lnohes wide, at 6a dozan; always elves atlifaction. Send for Puttorns.— TKBTKH, Draper. Karangahape Road. ... QILANNEIS, Blnniccra, Winter Dresses, D Shirtings, &0., at Lowor Prices than ever, -TK3TKK. Karangahape Road. \\7 INTER HOSIERY.—A Full Stock • t t ■. of Women's and Children's, at Cash Prices.—TESTKR. Draper, Karangahape Road, IjiREDK. WHITKHEAD'S E RETAIL TEA ADVKRTIBKMENT. FINKST CHINA TEA BIFTINGS, 1/4 Per lb. Selected from the London market, and re markably oheap. Gives a strouz, tbiok, and pungent liquor. CHOIOKBT PURE FIRST CROP BROKKN PANYONG CONGOU. This Tea for valre In the pup is worth pence per pound more monoy. Price, 1/6 per lb. Tho Uko rarely oomos into this market, A SPLENDID DARJEELING FHVOURKD MIXTURE; guaranteed ft blend of Pure India and Omna Teas. Prioe. 1/8 per lb. "TEA RX T RAO R D J N A R YT' The read? sale this Toa commands provos It : ■ worthy the nama. Prioo, 2/ per lb "-■ " FAMILY MIXTURR." A blend of extra highly cured first orop India and China Tea*; will carry well, and im prove with lengthened browing In the pot, and prove itself an economic : - high-class Family Tea. Price, 2/8 par lb. "VKRY RICH DEEP BROWN TBA." A combination ot some of the purest, the strongest, and the riohest flavoured 'i'eaa Imported. Give It a trial • Price, 31 per lb. 90 BOXES "FOOK OAN FKKOE TKA.1 About the Finest Importation of the Season. Price. 28/ per box. JREDK. WffITEHEAD, WHOLKB ALB AND RETAIL TKA DEAIJffiR, VTtOTOniA-BTRBRT. AUOKtAND. •TmSfLARQBMESIf vt? JfREMISES.! O "15 ROO'KES, 'Blue Boot, Queen-stkbbt, Having ICnlargod his Premises, has now opened up an immense Stock of MEN 4 WOMEN'?, AND CHILDREN'S • : :/-' ; -''BOOTS AND1 SHOES, r n»'' • ,;- '"■• • Allot whlohare .., ~ . Nkw. and Well assorted Goods, r -i,- -. , A Special Room Has been neatly fitted up for Ladlea, whioh to Strictly Private. C. 880 OKE3 Has Accommodation to suit all olasaes, and will do his best to give them Good Value (or their Money. l»" Note thk Addbbss^- CO R O O KB S, • x> BLUB BOOT, Opposite Garliok and cbanwbix's. T>OOTS 1 T3QOTS 1 TDOOTS I JUST OPENED FRKSH SHIPMENTB, Ex ship Oxford and e.g. Sorata, Comprising—. LADIES' K;S. BOOTS and SHOES, and a Well-assorted Stook ot Button Boots of every description, CHILDREN'S B.S. BOOTS, Shoes, and Button Boots, in Glace, Goatskin, Calf. Kid. Glace -•Kid, Blue' Cloth and Brown Cloth, In' all . Blzes. GENTB' CLUMPED E.S. BOOTS, Watertighte a with clump bolob ; also, Lace and K.S. Boots with cork Boles, the best articles that can be i had to keep out damp and water benldes; a well aoßorted stock of Uonte' Light Boots. | 4 ;'■ - Note the Addreaa **:.:-:S:..(Z -W BS^§Haymarket I



Public Notices. A KCH HILL HIGHWAY DISTRICT. Katos romaininjt Unpaid on the 31st hist, will be Eued for. It. TOBIM. Chairman. MODIsL DE-OhTMIiNT, by K. T, SOOTI', of tUa Manoheßter and Blrmipg hnni Sohoolß, In thu Manchester, -wo have thoßO beautiful outlines, whicn take the nnma of " Ward's Hudlmental Couruo," which, for dtei sion—viz., Attitude and Graooful Department— stands unrivalled aineo tho Hotimn Kra. In thu Birmingham, we have en much of trink and. fabhi that it would bo out of placn hers U, descrlbo. Ha conttitutonts consist tn Bomo of those bold and peaceful figures which grace tho , name of Bendigo, and glvo to this School the Highest and Bnperlatlve Degree. Tims wo have,;! bb ia ttiif»lish Grammar, the three degrens— the Positive, tho Comparative, ana tho Saoerlative. In tho flrßt. wo liave the Poßitive. or Natural Hchool; In tho eooond, tno Comparative, or Weighing and Balancing School; in the third, wo have the Superlative, or Highest Degree, which, in an ablative manner, carries all the other degrees along with it,—Wlilow-street, Auokland, May 12. A UCKLAND TIMBER COMPAN J\. (LIMITED) WHEAT BARGAINS IN BUILDING TIMBEK, jw Making Boom. "W mU E |i/r A V QUBE N. MRS SIMPKINS, Chapel-street, near Victoria-street, dealer in new and second-hand clothing. Ladles sending lottcra waited on at their own residences. CELLING OFF I SELLING OFF I— kT? Retiring from Business.— a. good and laft chanca of getting Cheap Boots; inußtbnsold oai by June 3rd. Bo be in time at W, Johnbtone's, Shoemaker, Victoria-streets fMIEAP MILLINERY—Trimmed Hats, \J from 2» lid: Velvot Hats, from 3a fld; Bonnets, from 9a Cd; Flowers and Feathers.— Mrs Whttotiead, Milliner, Karangahapi; Koad, Newton, MANSION HOUSE FUND FOR IHE RffiHK OF THIC DISTHKBSED JICWS IN ftUHSIA. Hij Worship the Mayor acknowledges the renuipt of the following Subscriptions to date, May 13,1882:— F. Larkinß; £1; I. Alexander, £5 6a ; Rev. Father Kynes, £i 2s; J. Brame, 10a ; J Levy. £1. Is; S. Isaacs. £1 Is ;W. W. Cum minur, £1 ; N. Goldwater, £3 ; A. GoWwater. £1 Is; D. Na'han. £25; I* 1). Nathan and Co., £10; Mr Ford, £1 Is; K. B. Lhblc £1; D. Bloom, £1 5j ;N. Leopold, 10s Ei ; Dr. Kenderdine, £5 ;T. Mall, £1 Is; '£. and A. Isaacs, £5 53; A. H. Nathan. £10; R. Koeßing. £10; J. H. Neunia gan, £5 5b ; Noomagen, janr., 10s 61; J. Phillips, £2 2s; n. L. Poseeneskio. £1 is; If. Keo'ing, £1 la: L. Bolomon. 111 Is; W. McArthur and io., £5 sa; P. A. Phillips, £1 1b ; Key. S, Uoldatein, £1 Ib. Total, £K8 10a. jSVJI ISARQUK ORIENT, FROM LIVKBPOOL. jBIIMraBT Consignees srerequeated to pass Biirinmiiiii i en tricH and obtain delivery ordera from tho undersigned for tnoir Goods without delay. i argo impoding tho discharge of tho vojbol will be landed and stored at Consignee's rink and expens*. A si«ht entry to olnar the vessel will be passed at 3 o'clock p.m. on MONDAY, 15th inst. Captain Anton will not be responsible for any Debts contracted by his crew. THE HEW ZEALAND SHIPPINGI CO., Limited, Agents. Auckland, May 13,1882. GIN. RIM LOCKS, 2s; Fenders, Is 9d to 255; Filver Pattern Cruet Stands, 33 6d; Mahogany Swing Glasses, Is 9d; Bird Cages, from laGd. ■ ; LASS SHADKS and Stands from Is 61; Chamber Services, 7s 9d to 10s ; Iron Buckets, la Cd; Tabs, is 9d; Dinner iiervicos, 70 pieces. 35a. GILT CHINA CUPS, 7s dozen; Tea Sets, in variety; from 9«: Kngllsh Tin waro, every description; Doublolronliedsteadß, 25b. SILVER Sets Brooches and Earrings, 7s Cd; Jet Brooches, Karrini;B. andßraceletn, and the Largest, Newost, and" Cheapest Stock of Fnrnlehlog and Fanoy Goods In Auckland. DIRECT SUPPLY STOKIC. 219. Qneen-street. Meeting b. "RJOKTIIERN STEAMSHIP COM- I?l PANY (LIMITSD). The Annual Meeting of Shareholders of the abovo Company will bo hold in the Company's Office, Oueen-street, on MONDAY, May 15, at 2,30 p.m. . Business;—To reoeive tho Beport of the1 Directors for the year ending March 31, 1882, to Kloot Directors for the ensuing year, tmd for any other business that may be broueht before tho meeting. £3TThe Transfer Books of this Company will be oloßod from May 8 to May 15, both days inclusive. GKO. BROWNING, . Secretary. Nmfl "OOYAL ALBERT L.0.L., No. {9 n XVi 2, will meot in the Protestant sF&Si Hall, Nowton. on MONDAY. May "**" 16th, at 7 30. By order. W. M. S. SMITH, Secretary. A UCKLAND KSRMANENT CO- J\. OPBRATIVE BUILDING AND IN- ViCSTMBN'f SOCIKTY. NOTICE. The Tenth Annual Meeting of the Auckland Permanent Co-operative Building and Invest ment society, for receiving the annual report &ni accounts, and electing a committee of management and auditors for the ensnlng year, will be held in tho Lecture QalloC »he Xounß Men's Christian Association. Albsrt-atront, on TUKSDaY, tbo 13th Juno, 18S2, at half-past • seven in the evening. JOHN BATGRR. Secretary N.R— In acoordanco with rnJo No. 41, nom inations of Candidates for ollioo must bo lodged with the Secretary on or before 31st May. AUCKLAND PERMANENT CO. OPERATIVE BUILDING AND INVKSTMKNT SOCIKTY. In compliance with a requisition from 21 Members of tho Soolety (which requisition is now exhibited In the Soolety's Office, as re quired by Rule No. 40), I hereby give notice that a Speolal Meeting of the Auckland Per manent Co operative Building and Investment Soolety will bo held on TUKSDAY, the 13th day of June next, immediately after tho ordi nary annual meeting of the taid Society, <jon vened for 7 80 p.m. on that day. ~ BUSINESS: ■ To Repaal Rules Nos. 3, i, 6,11, 16,18,19,21, and 75, and Schedule V, and to onaot New Rnleu and a Now Sohednle Instead thereof, as adver tised In " The New Zealand Herald" and The Evening Star, of 10th May, 1882. JOHN BATSBR, ur! .:, ..i... :>.■-, Secretary. ;. -■!. Oalia 4TRIOT GOLD-MINING COM^ PANY (LIMITXD). "•; Shareholders whoeo names and the number f whoso shares are herennrier set forth are ro qnestsd to take notice that their Shares, for feited for non-payment of Call of Twopence per share, due and payable on the 12th day of April, 1882, will bo Bold by Publio Auotion by Mr Greenwood, at his Auction Mart, Qaeon-Btreet. Auokland, on MONDAY, the 16th day of May. 1882, at the hour of 11,30 a.m.. unless the Call, together with the expenses that may have aoorned thereon, be pnitf to the Manager before the day of sale:— John Thorley 1268 — 5183 to 6750 Malcolm Darraoh .. .. 1350 — G976 to 8335 James B. Dlokson _■ _ 1575 — 8328 to 9900 Ihom&s Oraig .. .. 900—12378 to 13275 James Franols Hooker .'. 100 —'1 to 100 WohaolHaßpin .. .. SBOO - 801 to 161)0 D. G. MaoDONNKLL, Manager. Auckland, May i, 1882. aUEEN OF ENGLAND GOLD MIN ING COMPANY (LIMITED). ThoDlroctors have this day roado a Call (tho flrsti of Throepenoe por Share on tho Capital of. tho Company, due and payable to the Secretary, at tho Company's Offloe, 6, Now Zealand Insu rance Buildings. Auckland, on or before MON DAY, May 16,1882. JOHN E. RANDKRSON, Secretary. Anokland.AprU2o.lßß2. ,: Tenders. TPBBIGHT FROM WELLINGTON TO Publio Works Office. • Wellington, May 5,1882. Tenders will be received st this office until noon on TUESDAY, tho 23rd May. 1882, for the . Conveyance of about 208 tons hails from Wel lington to Patea. Tenderß to be addressed to tuo Hon. the Minister for Publio Worka, Wel lington, marked outeido. " Tender for Freight," and to contain-a marked cheque for £20, made payable to the Receiver General's Deposit Ac count only, specifications and conditions may be seen at the Publio Works Offices, Auokland, Wellington. Nelson, Cnrißtohuroh, and Duoedin. Telegraphic Tenders, similarly addressed and marked, will be rooblved If presented at any Telegraph Offloe by noon of the same date, pro vided that Written Tenders In due form are lodged at any of tho abovenaraed offices by the sumo hour. The lowest or any Tender not, necessarily accepted. . .- I By command. JOHN BLACKKTT, , Engineer in Charge, North Island. r^ENDEKS FOR CLEARING GOKSE, X MOUNT VICTORIA. - j Tfindors will bo rocolvod until 8 p.m,, on WBDNESDAY. the I7th inßt., for Clearing G^?{htO^ouiars am B ybo obtained upon application. KDWARD w. BURGESS, Hon. See. Monnt Victoria Domain Board Dovonport. April 10th. 1882. m -— ■ mENDBHS are invited up "to Saturday, 1 the 27th instant, for the Erection of a Dwelling houeo, Plans nnd Bpecifloations at my store.—Jatneß Reid, Kden Terrace:; ; -,•■:■ fe ; For cotUiiMcuion^eu First Page.



..Lost and Foundt LOST from Kailway Whafi, a Cutter's Dingy.—Finder rewarded on retarainfr same to New Zealand Timber Co. Board ana ±cesiaence. nOVEKNOK BUOWSK HUTKt. VT HOBriOK-STRKKT. Boaud and LoDQiNfl ..Sto« par Week BtwaLß Room . 2Sc COMFORTABLE Board and Residence Kj for two Respectable Men; torras moderate: uso of good Piano. — Mra Kavanagh, Nelson- Street, second house from Cook-street. SUPIfiKI'JK Board aud Residence (batlC piano, largo urounda), not to be equalled, in contra! po>ition ia Auakland. for families, adios, or gentlemen. Address, Star Offlco. fliWo Young Gentlemen Friends can B bavo oxc«Jlont Howd and Hosldonco within 15 minutes walk of Qnr-on-strcot; terms modorato.—For uddrees apply this ofllce, uorDoration Notloee. QITY OF AUCKLAND. ELECTION OF AUJDITOB? In pursuance of tho Municipal Coroo>atlbns md Ratina Apia. 1576, and amondmenta thereof. I, Charles Irvin Kllor, Returning Officer for the Uty pf Anekland. hereby «[v o notice that an Election will be held on THURSDAY, Ist Juuo next, for Two Qualified Persons to sot as Audi tors for the City of Anokland. Candidates will OTiJ;?. *? b" Nominated before noon ot L'UKSDAY, the 2.lrd mat. Nomination tmpur", which must bo deposited at the Counoil Ofiicos mn be obtained at the offlco of tho Town Clerfc. CHAULKS IRVIN KLUffiU. nit r, .1 ,-> m Returning Ufllcor. City Connnll Offlcos, Hay 13,1882. jy T I G ~Bi TRAFFIC CLOSED IS SVMONDS-STBEET. Notlofli Is heroby given that tho VKHICJjtt rRAI<VIG in Symonds-strcet, botweon Wolloa oy-Btreot Kaat and the Junotlon of Wakofleld jtroot if 13 Cr,OBBU .. : luring drainage works. P. A. PHILIPS. : Town Clork's Ofllce, May 10,183Z? W" lW '''' Q'ITY OF A-i/OKLAN-a TENDERS rOTt. SMALL IliO.V BOILER. The City Council will roo>lvo Tenders, until I p.m. of THURSD AY. tho 18th instant, for the' ibavo, in terras ot saeclflcution at this office. Cho Council do not bind themselves to accept my tender. Tenders to bo endorsed " Tenders P. A. PHILIP*. Town Clark. '. Town Clerk's Ollioe, May 11,1882. HI t V O P AU OK LAN P.: NOTICIC TO CITY ENDOWMENT AND lU ■ PEOVEMNT. TRUST LEASEHOLDERS. Under Instructions, all Kents not paid within thirty days from due date will be forwarded to tho Corporation Solioltor for Recovery without [urther notloe. P. A. PHirjXPJ.il ? Town Clerk's Office. May 2.1882. °™° •»* QITY OF_ AUCKLAND. TBNI MIS FOR EtiEOTINa QUN PLATFOKM. Tbo City Connoil will recolvo Tondors until' 3 p.m. of THURSDAY-, tho 18th iiSt for work as above, in torms of epoltlCHtions and plan at the omoo of tho City Surveyor, Connoil Chambers, Hlßh-Btreet. Tho Council do not bind themsolveß to accept any tomlor. Tenders to bo endorsed "Toudors for Gun I'latform.1! P. A. PHILIPS. ' Town Clork's Office, May 11, 1882. Educational. A UCKLAND COLLEGE A Nl» GK ,M ----- MAR SCHOOL. n!v 8 l? 002? Torm xr[a oonimiinoo on MON- t Do JrJceiJe y.he>7e h O s a th° TrCHBm" Cr wIU attOfld FRIDAY, May 19, from W a.m. to 12 lioon, to receive applications for admission of new pupils. JOHN JAMKB, ■__ Seeietary. ■y^ I O L I^N c L A SB. A CLABS FOR BEGINNERS on tho übove cllTrrftV^, 1] 1 £? Ollonod at I'lWB-BSaOR Sw*r TAvVf f ilfi°? cc' Grey-atroot, on WEU nJiP T ? ejsfe 17th lnßtant. at 730 p.m.. where names of Ladiea and Qentlemei. will be re- S?n^.'i 2T raa <lnoluai >'B mußlo for homo studiep). Si is ncr quarter. Af ADVaWOKJ) CLASS will also be oponcd 2S^?. BalS? ieve^R at B'3o »-m • f°r Violin and. other Stringed Instruments. Pupils of this Class must COBBOBB an elementary knowlnd K o of muslo and their jnstrnraent. Terms (inoludtog mu^'° im * home Btudlefs). dl 1b por quarter Ladies and aentlomen may leave the'? namM with Professor Cailllau'e, or Mr H, K. Botlo. Jußdioai. JJ OW canj stop this Dreaclfnl Toot£' LA. ache? Why, by ÜBin B Odohta».gioqn- Immediate Relief by using '" BDSON-S MAGIC ESBKNOE lnlaßottlesc -; " . . ■ ■ 10 .■: 'rtOVt Aiotrm's Syrup of Hypophosphite of Lime Is guaranteed equal to the French' t preparations of Dr Churchill, and leas vU than halt the prloe, Xbo great expenso of the lmnbrtea preparation to tho siok, and the faot that suchjPharmacentical preparations can ba manufactured equally well In Anokland. ' hasinduoed the proprietor to engage in making a really reliable nrtlole of BTAWPAHD STBBWOIn AND ''""™T" purity that! may be recommended with confluence, by the medical faculty Ma v ■ their patients and othora. • ™*?3 I Aiokis's Hypophosphites will answer *~ all tho requirements stated, and a trial ■will Buffioe to Bhow that In therapeutical iaotlon they are quite as efHoaoions In all diseases for whioh the continental' pro. paratlons are bo justly aslobratoa. Bold In bottloß at 2a m each. Dose, two teaspoonf nla onlyl ~~ Aiokin's Sykup oir Hyi-o-noa. phitiis of Limb and Soda, especially suitable in Bomo oases of lung diseases and ia most palatable and ooniic' eaoh- — teaspoonfnl contains three graiiw.Burc. . hypophosphite of lime and onb-and 'a s- I half grains hypophoaphito of soda. '•• .',:: Sold in bottles at 2s 8d eaoh. • -f'-' -*• ,'.'Request your modloal advl'er'to 'ttfy'-'' the Local Byrnps of Hyuoptospnltefc"' made by Aiokin of definite uniform strength. ,;-. , .. aickin, , .., fi , ' Wholesale Mannfacturlnu Chomts'i' ' * Tho Pharmaov.. Auckland . . Auctions. ■" ' V.:'i B. rONKfi. K. C. CASK, B, 'D/'tTOilOtß MONDAY, MAY 15. At 11 o'clock, .< /,y'(X:f On Account of whom it may Concorn.,,,. HAWSEKS! ~HAWSE¥SJ B, TONKS & CO. \a ILL Bell on Monday, the 16th inst., ?T at H o'olook, oNlr»^^? IIA- Waf«' ONK ZOINOH HAWSER, composod of tho boat Manllto Hemp. • £ § " Can. bo Been on board tho Remington. (ua B. TONK3 R. 0. CARR B. D. TONK3 ' TUESDAY, MAY 16, , At 11 o'clock. ■• T,R A ©"e""^ A L B;.' | inROCERIES. OILMEN'S STOtaJft ■ cu^r^tl;" 8: ±***::. &1? b- ginskr .! &O?," &0., &O. B. TOnIET & CO:, :i Auctioueers, y " „ THURSDAY, MAY 25, .. B- • AT NOON. [.' .., .... _^_. .... ~ , Pi :■ ■ VALUABLE ■'~ , k&TT » FREEHOLD PKOr;EBTMS o ' ""AT NEWMAKKEIY :;•<;.';'"'> v , y IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE I] JAMES WBIGLEY, ■ • y; :'" : '['■ IG. W. BINNEY ;; : .:' '%'': !'f ; TTFAS been favoured with instructions ie t~t from«he exooutors to EOll by publlo )t nuotion, at his Mart, Queen-street, on Thuraday, Ifoy 2Sth, »t noon, ~ LOT I—That valuable Blbok of Land, having a, frontage of 55 feet, by a. depth ot 100 feet. upon which is erected three bubatantlally , built Shops, in the oooupatlon of Messrs 'i Porter, Talto, and Donntson,two containing each 7 rooms with Shop, and the other con taining & roomn with tho Shop, tOßother n . with the Stable and Coaoh-houeo erected at S tbo rear of tho Buildings, LOT 2—That valuablo Block of Land, having a " . frontage of 72 feet, by a depth of 100 feet, upon which is oreoted two Substantially* built Shops, in the occupation oC Mr MoNeal d and Mr Adcock, each containing*.'! Moms with Shop, together with the Biiko'-houeo - ; . and. Stablo ereoted at the roar ot the Buiia j . a ', logs. , . :— ' ,-, ■...'.■;. ---'« . TermßforLotlc«Bh,andforl.ot22speroent, Jz cash and tho balance of 75 per cent, can remain , for 3 yeata at 7 por cent, cor annum. , (Continued on Fourth ■Page.) ;^