CABLEGRAMS.

IKKUTER'3 TelkgbAms.] COMMERCIAL, \ LONDON, March 2. Three per cent, consols remain at lOOjj. * Tho BauK rate of discount continues at 5, and open market rate at 4f per cent. Total reserve iv notes and bullion in the Bank of England, £12,500,000-an increase ot £100,000 on last week. New Zealand .securities arc without quotable change, as follows: - 5 per cent 10-40 loan, 105 ; 5 per I cent 1889 loan, 104; 4J per cent 1879-1904 loan, 100. The market for colonial breadstul-s continues dull. Adelaide, wheat, ex store, 04s; Adelaide flour, ex store, 40s ; New Zealand wheat, ex store, 50s ; Australian tallow, dull at last quota tions ; best beef, 40s ; t«»tmu«OD,fe At to-day's wool auction, 9,800 bales were offered?making atotal of 27,000^tamd since tho opening. The tone of the bidding was animated.

AUSTRALIAN.

MUBDER OF A LITTLE BOY. SYDNEY, March 3,

The body of » boy three vats old, who has been murdered, was found to-day on -ha flagstaff hill. Tho mothor, n woman of French extraction-, \\-__. SB9tt-M£S»ted on suspicion. ~-~-*» ALL ENGLAND V. AUSTRALIAN KKPRESttJNTATIVE XEAM. SYDNKY, March 3. The cricket match hot ween tho All England Eleven and tho Australian Eleven which proceeds to England, was com menced here to-day Tho All England Rlevon were nil disposed of for 188 runs. The following aro the full scores :—Ulyctt, caught, 0; Barlow, caught, 4 ; Bates, caught, 1; Solby, caught, 13; Midwinter, bowled, 12 ; Scotton, caught, 18 ; Shrews bury, caught, 82 j Emmett, bowled, 4; Shaw, bowlod, 4; Pilling, bowlod, 12; Peato, not out, 11. The Australians went io and when tho stumps woro drawn bad put together 24 for throe wickets. Masiie, bowled, 0; Murdoch, caught, Oj Horan, caught, 1. The rest of tho team con sists of Bannerman, Blackham, Bonnor, Boylo, Garrett, Griffin, Macdonnol, and Palmar.

NEW POLICE COMMISSIONER,

MELBOURNE, March 3. Mr Chomley has been appointed Chioi Commissioner of Police.

COMMERCIAL,

SYDNEY, Friday,

Patna rico por ton has advanced 10s, and is now quoted at £14 10s. Sugar, Com pany's No. 1 pieces, por ton, £35. Now Zoalond wheat por bushel is 5» 3d. New Zealand oats are 3a 2d. CandUs, Per lb. : D.A., 7Jd;D.H.O.'B,7id. ADELAIDE, Friday.

Tho wheat markot ia firm. Wheat, per bushel, Is 5s to 5. 2d. Flour, per ton, is £1117s Gd. Freight to the United King* dom from Adelaide Is 40s; ditto from the outports, Is 42s Gd.

SHIPPING.

MELBOURNE, March 3. Arrived, this morning : Tbo Union Co.'fl steamer To Anau, from the Blair.

MR D. H. HARKINS IN "THE COLONEL."

Mr D. H. Harkins, who appears on the boards of tho Theatre Royal on Monday night, in conjunction with Mr DcLias's ex cellent stock company, is an actor of first rate English repute. In a book which lias beeu widely distributed through tho city a number of English nnd American press no tices of Mr Harkins's performances iv the most difficult roles of tho legitimate drama _i_ brought under tho notico of the public, Tho Liverpool, Glasgow, Birmingham, and New York papers aro uniform in their praise. The "Liverpool Courier" says : — " Hia ' Hamlet' will bear favourable com parison with anything extant. Irving, Barry Sullivan, Stilvini, any of these kings of high tragedy would do no disparagement to themselves in welcoming Mr Harkins as a peer, and lie can fairly claim equality with the best 'Hamlet*.'"

The piece chosen for first production is "Tho Colonel," by P. C. Buniand, editor of tho London "Punch." The comedy has mado a tremendous " hit " everywhere, running for a long season in Dunedin and Christchurch with tho present combination The "Lyttelton limes" thus outlines the scope of tho play:—"Tho -esthetic craze, so prevalent at homo, but which, except very mildly, has not reached the colonies yet, bus become familiar to us through the scathing satires in " Punch" on this, the newest folly of fashion. Mr Burnaudhas most happily in " The Colonel " satirised this, albeit he has used lines of a piece not miknown to Christcliurcli playgoers for the purpose. The least observant of the audicnco InHt night must at once have been struck by the resemblance between "The Colonel" and "The Serious Family," though, albeit it may be heresy to say so, tho former ia far more smartly written,and the dialogue considerably more witty and pointed. Indeed, Mr Burnand himself at onco admits that ho haa taken "Tho Serious Family" for his model,' and ho could not havo a bettor. But he is no slaviih copyor. The wit and humour ivhich sparkle through his many dramatic aud burlesque productions are noticenblo in this, and wo predict that tho piece will bo come a great favourite here. Tho dialogue is funny in tho extreme, the "utterly in tensely soulful" devotion of the priests and priestesses of the new erase ponrtrnyed with a vigonr which, though tho full effect is not felt hero, still will be thoroughly ap preciated by tho audience.

FIJIAN NEWS.

(Per Southern Cross.)

By the arrival ot the Southern Cross, we have Levuka papers to tho 24th ult., from which we mane the following extracts :— The management of tho Union Bank of Australia have found it neco. sory to eroot new banking premises in Fiji, in order to give accommodation for their increasing business. . . ,

The Winifred arrived from Taviuni dur ing the night of the 22nd Inst,, and wilt now bo laid up until the opening of tho labour season in April next. The Union Steamship Company's s.s. Southern Cross was released from quarnn* tino on Wednesday afternoon (22nd), some what earlier than was expected, the death offan infant having occurred on board. In our obituary notices will be found tho record ot the much lamented death of Mr John McKissack, an old and respected colonist, and one of the pioneers of Taviuni, whose sterling qualities had endeared hira to many. The officers and crew of H.M.S. Emerald took advantage of the present vitit of the Cormorant to Fiji to forward a stono, which has been erected at the head of the grave of the unfortunate marine, Harris, who was accidentally shot at the rifle range during tho last visit of tbe vessel to Levuka, A case of attempted suicide occurred on tho 21st ult., when a foreign labour girl in the employment of Mrs St. Julian, bad a quarrel with hor husband, and in a lit of iealousy tried to hang herself. She was discovered before she had completed her fatal purpose. Messrs James McKwan and Co., of Lon_ don, Melbourne, and Suva havo established. a direct line of sailing vessels between London and this colony. A special committee meeting of the members of the Chamber Of Commerce wis held on the 20th ult., tho principal object being to endeavour to arrange some method by which the New Zealand steamers could be released from quarantine, in a similar manner to that adopted in the case of the Gunga. After much discussion, it was de cided to endeavour to obtain the use of the hulk Albion, and tbat being accomplished, to endeavour to arrange a system with the Chief Medical Officer.

The Clyde brings from Suva the sati» factory intelligence that the attempt to raise the Colonial Sugar Company a punt which went down in the harbour during the December gale has been successful. An extensive deposit of basaltic rock has been found on Mr Joske's land at Suva, ana from present appearances it is Piesun >ea that the supply is practically inexhaustible. This is a most valuable discovery for buva.

The largest of the passenger steamers since built are less than one-half the size ot tho Great Eastern. Anexhibition of beraldry.seals.and gonca ■ logical records, under the patronage 01 H. K.H. Prince Charles of Prussia, is to be Inaugurated at Berlin on tho Ist of April next, and to remain open for two montns,

BAND CONTEST.

The band contest arranged by Mr Thomp son commenced at Messrs Stark and Quick's gardens, North Shore, shortly after three o'clock, but too lato to allow us to publish the result in to-nigbt'aissne. The following wero the competing bands: Thames Scottish, Bandmaster W, Hunter; Hohson, Bandmaster J, McOomish; City and Engineors, Bandmaster J. i'mpey; Artillery, Bandmaster A.- Hunter, Messrs Owen, Schaiitt, Cailliau, Kcath, and Forrest ware the judges. The bands assembled at points -previomly arranged, and inarched down to the wharf, taking Isrge crowds of people behiud thain. They were conveyed across by the 2.30 p.m. I steamer, aud during the afternoou the (wiiole of the ferry boats wero busily em* ployed iv taking piwsengers over to tho con test.

A grand moonlight carnival will bo held in the gardens to-night. The chief at* tractions announced are a moonlight con* cert and dancing, Arrangements hav,o been made to illuminate tho gardens with calcium lights. Special steamers will run to and fro at frequent intervals.

DARGAVILLE RACES.

(BY T&LEdRAPH—OWN CORKSfIPONDBNT), DARGAVILLE, this day. ****** THE CUP. j„ 6 i before tho Cup race started, betting was :—Dewdrop, sto 4; Randwick, 3to 1 Tim W_-ilTi_.,-3~-to 1 4 to_l j Nor M,6 to 1; Moonstone, 10 to f. ' Wil liams rode Randwick ; J Laing, Dewdrop (>, Laing, Konilworth; and Kelly. VYhifller, The start was delayed through tbe fractiousness of Moonstone, aud after ho had been brougnt to bis bear ings there were two fal-ts starts through Kenilworth breaking away. At last Mr Quirk negotiated a succ-B«ful beginning, Lcnnard's pair, Randwick, and N or M having slightly the best of It. WbifHer got away last. Dewdrop and Kenilworth thundered past tho stand neck and neok. WbifHer, who had been woefully Whlud. mode an effort, but did not materially im prove his position. Randwick all this time was plodding away steadily on Dow* drop s quarter, and well In hand, lho loading horses malutalnofl this position during tho gecond and portion of tho third round. At tho baok of the course N or M looked a trifle dangerous, but the game old mare had shot her holt cro the turn was reached. nera Randwick forged ahead, and reached tbe post winner by a length, Kenilworth being half-a-leligth bo* hind. Hlb stable Companion, Nor M was fourth, and Whilfter fifth. Time: 3-oini 58secs. PubLioahs' Purse.—Kenilworth, 7«< 81b_, G. Laing, 1 j Maid of Honour. 9»t3lbs, MoHugh, 2; Roraoo, 7st, 3. Vamhlre, 6st 811x8, also ran. After a splendid start, Moid took tb« premier position, hotly pttrsuod by Kenil worth. These two kept the lead through out, Kenilworth landing winner bya length. Romeo ran a game horse, Betting i Even money Maid; of Honour, 10 to 4 Kenil. worth. Trotting lUoa-Mltohelaon's Kauri Gum, 1 ; Colbeck's Garry Owen, 2. Kauri Gum won easily. This concluded the day's racing. Tho stewards met last evonlng to decide a number of protests. Mr Smith protested against Kenilworth'a jockey for foul riding in the Publicans' Purso; not sua* taincd. Mr McGeo protested agaiaat Cock Robin, winner of tho maiden hurdle*, on tbo grounds that he missed a hurdle and that the jock.y shook bands with several persons before weighing in. Tho stewards disqualified Cock Robin on the latter ground, but Hard Times will not get the .tit kn until Mr McGee proves tba. the hong bis not previously won a £20 race. Mr Colbeck's protest against Kauri Gum for breaking waa not sustained. Guhdiogbrs' Purss.—The weights for the Gumdiggers' Purse aro as follows :— Nor M, 9-t ; Harkaway, Bst lilbs { Harold, Btt lllbs ; Mignonotto, 7st 6lbs j Taipo, 7st ; Vampire, 6.t 121bs: Deceiver, 64 12lbs; Infant, sst 121bs. Auckland v sitcrs leavo here tomorrows and arrivo by Monday morning's train Mr Joseph Gallagher has jmt purchased Hakau, winner of tho Maldon Plate, and intends entering him at the Auckland AHtumn Meeting. Ho is a fino chestnut gelding of Agent's stamp. Tbo price his not transph'd.

TO-DAY RACING.

The attendance to-day was smaller than yesterday. Tho weather ia very lino and tho course quite dry. Hurdle Race.—Harkaway, lOst 61bs, J. Laing, sen., 1; N. or M., 10«t 12ibs, Dueald Taylor, 2.

Harry Mount, Hat. 1211 m., alao ran. A grand start was effected. Mount was the last to gat away. Harkaway and N. or M. cleared the first hurdle simultaneously, and

passed the stand neclc aid neck, Mount being several lengths behind. Three hundred yards past tho stand, Harkaway drew away, and at the back of the course had a good lead. Passing the sttnd a second time, N, or Id. was decreasing the _pace, and the two were again abreast at the back of the course, clearing the hurdles, There, however, N. or M. stumbled, a id Harkaway got a lead of aeveral lengths ere the mare recovered heraelf. This lost her the race, Harkaway win ning by a length. Mouot was out of it from start to finish. Of 121 in the totalisator, 56 were on Harkaway. Gal* laglier scratched Rakau in cooseqnonco oi an accident yesterday, KAiPAItA HANDICAP.—Band wick. Oat, Williama, I; Dewdrop, 7st, Georgo Laing, 2. Borneo, Gst 7lbs, also ran. Moid of I Honour, (9st). Whifflar (7st 121b.), Eenil worth I7stßlba), Vampire (6st),Deceivor(6et) ( and Moonstone (Sat I2lbs) were scratched. Vampire was lame. Retting was even money on Dewdrop and Randwick ; Borneo 10 to 1. Bandwick Jumped away with tho lead, Romeo second. At the back of the course tbo field waa close up, and before the stand was reached, Dewdrop passed Borneo, and challenged Randwick, At the hsad of the course the mare was a length behind, ond her rider whipping hard, but did not improve her position. Rand* wick won hands down by a length. £137 la the totalisator—6B on Randwick. GWUDiGOEE*' Purse — Deceiver, Get 121bs, 1; Mignonettf, 7st 61bs, 2; Nor M, 9st, 3. Harold, Taipo, and Harkaway also ran. Harold carried 91be over weight, fiarkaway finished fifth. SELMSO RACS.-White's R-'ta, £20, Bst 81b*, 1; MoOee's Acro-s the Grass, £30, 7at 51bs, 2; Rocket, £50, Bst 81bs, 3. N or M, Moonstone, and Shamrock also ran. Rocket waa favourite at eveu monoy, Bita 3to 1. Won by three lengths.

Nomination of Licensing Com missioners.

Matjgawai. -Mr J. A. Shephctd, Sub stitute Returning Olflcor, in pursuance of tho licensing Act of 1881, has declared the following five duly qualified persons to be the Licensing Commissioners for the above district (no other nominations having been made): - Alexander S, Boldoro, George Thomas Boldero, Wm. Bleckly Farrond, Sydney Fisblock.and John Young Redman. GKAFTON, — Tho only persons in atten dance at tbe place of meeting to-day were Mr Cotter, tho registration officer, and Mr Ashton, Secretary of the Highway Board The following nominations were made :— Mr Graves Aickin, by Messrs S. E, Hughes and C. S. George; Mr Richard Laishley, by Messrs S. B. Biss and F, sloman; Mr Thom.s Macffarlane, by Messrs S. E. Hughes and C. S. George; Mr Edmund Augustus Mackechnio, by Messrs G. P. Pirrce and H. N. Garland; Mr Francis Angus White, by Messrs H. GilfiHan and E. Way to.- There being only the required number (5) nominated, Mr Cotter declared tho above-named gentlemen duly elected. Mount ALBKRT.-The following nomi nations were made ot noon to-day:— Edward Allen, Robert Fry. William Hurst Martin, John Mcßlwnin, Thomas Melville, John Phillipps, Samuel Stuart, Allan Keir Taylor, Henry Stanley Wallace, and Tboma* Young. Only five Commissioners beine required, MrS. Y. Collins, Returning Officer, has notified that a poll will be taken at the Public Hall, Mount Albert, between the hours of 9 a.m. and G p.m. on Wedncs* day. 15th A. arch. WAiTAKEREi.— Mr Seaman, Returning Officer for Waitakerei reports tho follownß nominations for tie Licensing Committee Z that district :-John H. Brought™ Archibald Hepburn, John Hueston, John Litten, J.hnllcElwain, Thomas Boberts, John Smith.

Schoolmistross (just beginning a nice to* •Jw-m. lesson upon minerals to tho ?nnS-" Now, what are thd principal th ££ we get ou of the earth?" Youthful nSerJged four (confidently) -"Worms." ttnC French Government have decided to organise a strong army corps which^ shall always be available for foreign expedi tions.

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

CHRISTCHURCH, this day.

The police have obtained the names of the perpetrators of the recent assaults In the suburbs,

THE EXHIBITION.

The Governor has consented to foiward an invitation to tbe commanders of various squadrons on these waters to attend the International Exhibition. The Government bad previously declined to invite them,

KUMARA, this day. MINERS1 ISDIGNATIOK METTING- A largo number of miners assembled by announcement at Dilmanstown last even ing, and held an indignation meeting !to protest against tho vexations delay occurring by the preisent con | duct "of tho bufiin-S-3 of tne Warden's j Court, also jto take into consideration the advisability of frtaing a Mining I Board for Kumara. The following reso lutions were passa i almost unanimously :— ! That, in tho opinion of this meeting, tho ' indifferent mode of administering mining law, and tho conduct of mining business by Warden H. A. -Stratford at tho Kumara Warden's Court, is very Unsatisfactory, and vexatious Jelajw r»__ti the general progress of tho dlitrtct. That a petition be scut rouues for signature praying tbo Government to re lieve Warden Stratford of his duties as war den of Kumara mining district. That- tho chairman of the meeting forward a copy of tbe foregoing resolution to the Minister of Juatico, and ask him to change the warden with aa little dcly as possible.

I A shark about eight or ten lcO. t'_t lol'g':" was bccii near the wntermcivs steps nt Queen-street wharf about noon to-day. A large crowd congregated and a numbor of boys began pelting the monster with stones. After making thrco visits to tho surfaco at short intervals his sharkskip dis appeared. No person seemed inclined to attempt a capture. One Waterman got his boatroady to give chase, but on second thought- decided to mako her fast to tho Wharf again, probably considering it a rather risky undertaking with littte profit attftchod, Upon tho question, of University terms, a correßpontfent writes .-—"Dear sir,—l hope you will continuo to fight the University on tho subject of confining its degrees to those who are woalthy enough to spend throß years exclusively in study. Do 1. strongly, and you will have tho sympathy of hundftds of yoUhg men, full of energy, brain, aild ambition, but with empty packets. I know two or three who began the University course at its starting, but gave up tbe attempt, discouraged by obstacles of all kinds, aud constant changes in the regulations. Given . numbor of professors, End classes for them. Thot seems the problem as the Senate haVe hitherto understood It. Glvsh £3,000 !or more) of publio money to encouraglQ earning, how best do it for tbe good of the whole people f rota whom tho money comes. That seems to mc tho real problem; Tbe Senate is ono of those ' non-respon* sible' bodies with which New Zealand promises to abound. They spend the public money, and are not accountable to any but their noble selves for tho nianoor in which they spend it. The press may do much, however, to protect the interests of the people."

THE AUCKLAftP EVENIRJQ STAB; SATURDAY. MARCH 4



Lost and Found. Q POUNDS REWARD,-Lost botween <V Mrs Churton'a Boarding House, Bradford •treat Parnell, and tha Suproma Court, o Main Gold Broooh. act with three diamonds.—Flndat will pleaao oommunleato with Mr HoWdtou, Jewel lar. Bhortland-itreot. OST, part of Pendant, Stoned KeJ-, the finder will be reworded on laavtog eamo with W, Jones, Tobadoonlati Bankruptcy Notices. TN BANKRUPTCY- Take notloe that a Deed ot Assignment, dated tbe third day of Maroh. one thouiand eight hundred and. elahty-two, mado botwaen Barnet Henry Kecalag, of Ngaruawafcal, in the ProvlnolalDfatrlotot Auokland, to tho colony of Now Zaaland. atorakeoaer, of the first port ■ John MoEffer Shera and John MoKail Goddes, both of Auckland, In tho sold Provincial Wa trlot, Marohants, of the eooond port: and all the Creditor, of tho sold Barnet Henry Keealng, of the third port; haa this day been filed In tho Office ot the Supreme Court ot New Zealand, at Auckland, coder tko provisions of "TboDeb tors and Creditors Act. 1878." and the loVoral Acta amending tho aome; ana take further notloo thot a meeting of tho Crpdllora of tho B&id Saroot Hanry Keealng Is horaby convened, (or tho purpose of aaeeotlng to the Bold Deed, ond thot auoh mooting will bo hold ot 3 o'olook in the afternoon of FRIDAY, that wanly-fourth day of March instant, at tbe offices of the undersigned, Shonlaod street, Auokland, Dated at Anekland this Ith day of March, 18831 HUGHES & GEORGE. Solioltors for tho Trustees, Aoting under the said Deed. ■g2*__E___P__p__fl_r IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DIaTRIOT. In tho matter of "The Debtors and Creditors Aot. 1870," ond the saverol Acts amending the same, and of the Deed ot Asslgnmaot ot John Thomas __nn. Notice la hereby given, thot on WEDNES DAY, the 15th day of Maion, 1832. at 11 o'olook In the forenoon, or tho first day thareafter that tha Court shall Bit, an oppllaotton will be made to the Supreme Court of New Zaaland, at Auok land, alttlag to Bankruptcy, tor a Declaration ot the Oomploto Execution of a oertoto Dsad of Assignment, mode the thirteontk doy of Febru ary, 1881. between Johi. Thomab Smith, of Auckland, to Ike Provincial Dlatrlct of Auok load, ond Colony ot New Zealand, Hotalkeeper, of ike flrat part: Jouv MoWUbav, Auant and John Gmt, _Kratod Water Manufacturer, both of Auokland, oforeaald. of the seoona port; ond oil the Cun xtobb ot the sold Jdhn _ homos Smith, of the third part; and Iliad in the aoid Supranae Ceurt,on tho 16th doyot Fabru* ory, 1883,a0d which (Mad was OBBanted to, in wrlilag.-bn tko SraSjiiy of Maroh, 1883. Doted ot Aac_ti__K this 3rd day of March, 1881. HUSHES & GEORGE. Solicitors for tha Trustees! »_-__^_M-_-__W_--*----__---_-————»— I JUcwatng Nottoes. ' __MkM__}__\ •fOSStWBO3_w pUBLIC NOTICE. MANGAWAI iicEM-ttNO DISTRIOT. . In puraaaßoe of the "Lioeoalng Aot. 1181," and tho " Ragulatlon of Leoal -Bleotloas Aot, 187fl,"Ibar»bydeolare the following fire duly Qualified parson a to be tho Liosnalng Committee for the above district. Alexander S. Boldtro George Thomas Boldero William Bleakly Farrond Sydney JTianlook John Young Redman Given under my band at Port Albert, tbls 25th day ot February, 1882. J. A. BHBPHBRD, Substitute Returniog Officer. y*Mk< "T ICENBING ACT, 1881." DISTRICT OF MOUNT ALBHRT. ELECTION Off COMMITTEE-MEN. I hereby, in aocordanoe with " The Licensing Aot, 1881," and " The Regulation of Local Eleo tlona Aot, 1873 " notify thot the undermentioned Seraona have been Nominated for the office of lembers ot the Licensing Committee for the Distrlot above-named :— Allen. Edward Fry, Robert Martin. William Hurst MoElwaln John Melville, Thomas I Pbllllpp., John Stuart, Samuel Toy or, Allan Kerr Wallace, Henry Stanley Young, Thomas As tho numbor of Candidates Nominated (10) oxceeda tbe number of offices to be tilled (5). I : hereby give notice that o foil will be taken at . tho Public Hall, Mount Albert, botweou the ■ hours of 9 in tbe forenoon and 6 in the after noon of WEDNESDAY, the ISth day of Maroh, 1882. Dated at Mount Albert, this Ith day ot Maroh, im' SAMUEL Y. CObLINS, substitute Returning Officer. jST * "J ICENbING ACT, 1881." ' DISTRIOT OP GRAFTON ROAD. ELECTION OF COMMITTEEMEN. ! I hereby, In aooordonoe with "The Licensing Act, 1881," and "Tbe Regulation ot Local Kleotlona Aot, 1876," iotlfy tbat the under mentioned persooß hove been Nominated for : the Offlco of Members ot the Licensing Com- t mlttes for the District above-named. Aiokln, Graves Laishley, Richard . Macffarlaue, Thomas Mackeohnle, Edmund Augustus White, Fronds Angus ' Aa the number of Candidate- Nominated dooa not exoeed the number ot Oilioes to be filled, I hereby publicly declare the above-named Candidates to have been this day duly elected to be the memtera of the Licensing Committee for the sold Distrlot. Dated this fourth day of Maroh, 1832. THOMAS COTTER, Substitute Returning Officer, i



Wanted. WANTED, a Youth who has been Used T. to a priming maohino; also an Ap jiron tlce.—Apply at Btab oflloe. , , ~ WANTED, a Milliner. First * rate salary paid to a good hond.—WiUiata Rattray. 178,180, and 182, Queen-street W ANTKD, a Man for farm work (good milker) —Apply Auckland Dairy, Hob scn-strcet, on Monday, between 11 and 12 a.nn WANTED, a Boy for tho cichhing-Up department-Apply to Geo, Hemus KSoejglor BOot Footory. . WANTED, a good General Servant.— Mra Caleb WCOd. Parnoll. WANTED, a Rood General Servant; also a young Girl fond of children; characters requlred.-Apply bttween 2 and _, Mrs Hunt, Grafton Road, , V._ 7 ANTED, a good General Servant.— Vt Suffolk Hotel. ___ Tir ANTED, Iwo Men for clearing bush » W good wbrcsfor gttbd handa-Dunning ham »niH£iP-.,_GOVgrnor urowne Hotal._ WANTED KNOWN - dust arrived, W a Brand Uno of Ladles' Sawn Hlgu lean* Prunella Boats, 8a; UdWffldßKto, ii^ld L NB,-No higher prfoas.-W. HDomplor. vJf ANTED, a General Servant.-Apply W Mrs Tl. Uncr, Beach Road. North Shpre. i \»T ANTED, a General Servant; refer- VY oares required. To a good giri, lis will ; bo giirai^wiyßTA« Offlco. '-TJEfANT-.D. « respectablo Errand Boy. 'W _- : Apj J Jy_tiiißiilii3e ! . ' Vif ANTKD, o Single Man, to aiO.k and W work on a form. - Apply Remuwa Dairy. „ „ — \\T AN TED.—Come aid si*. the Spades Vt at Ss Od nnd la; l-prong Oa: don Korfca, is; Rakos, laid and Is Id; at Daiuplc-.- Now Shop. tlobson-ntrOßt. WANTED, Boye to operate machinos ; one for fret saw.-Auokland Timber _6miiß-l y. ( rJmitodK____ WANTED, »3»'^!*"lS_2 VY Contrtctore. and others to km,T_: ™°? and Women oan bo ongagod at an hourß notico, at Wodman's Labour Offlco, 8, Lower G.uoort- Btreot. ■ WANTED, four Pick and Shovel Men, ot tho corner of Sale ond Union-6treote, on Monday morning, i WANTED a strong. Youth, about 10 ypors old.—Apply to John Lovy, Cordial Monofaotdrer. No. 7, Qroy-Btreet. WANTED, immediately, Apprentices and Improvers to the Dressmaking.— Apply M. Bowloke. 113 Viotorla-atreet. _. _ ANTED, foi' EftWakftWh railway, Six good Bhoval Men. — James Larkins, Contractor, near the Mount Eden Railway Station. ______ WANTED, Pour good Tunnol Men j 9s per day.-Jamoa Larkins, Contractor, near the Mount Kaon Railway Station. W r ANTED, ft good Girl,^JoutTf years, to oasts t in houiehold work.—Apply at Prlnoe Arthur Hotel, Hobaon-street. ANTED, sniart Girl,ls or 1(3,t0 assist with housework.—apply at onoe, Panama House, Lower Symonda-atreot. WANTED, a amart octivo Lad for a butoher 1a shop; also, a respootablo General Servant—M. Breorlay, Butcher, Hob •aa-streot, WANTED, _> Boy to look after horses uid moke himself generally uaetuL— Apply to Dr Hooper,, to 7 pm. WANTED, a Situation by Young Lady aoonatemed to Bales in Millinery and Fanoy Department) small aolary expootod; excellent refarenoos.—Addrefla "Saleswoman,'' BTAB Offloo. . WANTED, a respectable Young Lady v Apprentice to the Salea ond Mllltn* ery.-Wm. J. Smith, 300 and 302, Upper Quean* atreot. WANTED, a Machinist; one accus tamadtothe UmbraUoniaklag.-Apply to 1, Willloms. Wyndham-slroot, opposite ST_.lt Offlco. - ANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply to Mra Wade, Liverpool etreet, WITANTKD, & respectablo Servant Gitl V T tD attend to children and osaiet in honso woilr-—Apply to Mra PorolvaU Green Lane. WANTED, a Smart Bhop-boy.—Apply 11. L. Poaaoneakl-i bottom of-Shdrtlond- BtrbQti WANTED, a good Building sito, near Lake Takapuna.-B. Tannor, 8, Quoon- Btreet. WANTED, on Monday, 3 Nurse Girls, 3 Cooks, married ooupla for tewn, 3 General Servants (two oaoh for two families), and 1 Housemaids, at Wodman's Labour fj file., 8, Lower Qaeoa-strcet WANTED, a good Shirt Machinist.— fT Ap»ly Mrs Wilson, opposite Traawlth'a Boot Factory. Wokoflcld-atroat. WANTED KNOWN—Places open for oil classes of Servants (Man and Womon). -Apply, on Moedsy, Wadman's Labour Offlco, t, Lower Queen stroot. WANTED, tbo Ladles to como nnd act the, now lets ot Silk Umbrellas,.. Od, -W. H. Damplor. D rapar, Wakallold-atrcot. A» TED, good Tlnsmitln; highest wagbs. Al»b. Improvers and ono .or iwb App_entlces.-Apply H. walta, ilu__olllL, Sigh Btreot. -_. . WANTED, a strong activo Lad as light Porter.—Apply to Garllok and Cran* well, City Hall Arcade. \\J ANTED KNuWN~A treat lor tho TV Man-Anckladmade Elaat^o-alde Boots, is. No higher prioos; at Pampiet _, ANTED, U Light Thorough Brace Coach,tooorry6passengers; must bo in good repair.—Apply Cousins ond Atkln. \\, ANTED, a Bandy Man to Milk, V" Groom ond Gordon; alnglo man pro tarred.—Apply to Mr Ireland. Ilulmo Court, Parnell; or Warehouse,Vnioan I__ne.__u___.a_i-.- W ANTED, a Form Labourer for Northern Wairoa.—Apply to Frsjßar and rinne. WANTED KNOWN, Men's Real An* gola Socks (slightly damaged), 6d pair, usual prioe la Cd; Merino UnderShirls, lsfld; UDompler's. VA7 ANTKD, by n Lady, Board and ▼ » Lodging wl»h a quiet family. -Apply by letter, L.M.. BTAuOfflce. WANTED KNUWN, 72 Undressed Oxford Shirts, 3s 9d, worth 08 Odoaob.— J. Green. 8. Vlotorla-itreet. WANTED.— Come and see tho now Iron Houoopana. Ia 2d to Ss Sd; Kottloa, Ss to Is 6d; at Damplor's New Shop, Hoboon rtregt. WANTED, Boarders. Single room, 18s; double-bedded, 16a, both with uao of sitting roomi.*-Sarah Sptlßbury, Seoueld View. WANTED to Let, Furnished Bedroom, with fireplace, 3 mlnutoa' walk from Queen-street.— Apply Stib offloe. WANTED, to buy, an Open Boat, 18 to 18 feet In lengttu-Apply. oflloe ot thla paper. WANTED.— Come and see tho new Double Iron Bedsteads at Sis, and tbo Iron Cots, lis Od; at Damplor's New Shop, Hobson-street. W~ ANTED KNOWN-Four Weeks must Clear Omt the Whole Stock ot Boota ond Shoea ot any prioe. Lease expires glit of Maroh.—W. Johnston, Vlotorlaatreet ANTED to Bent, a House of Six or Seven Rooms; Mount Kden or neigh bourhood preferred. — Apply by letter Im mediately to L,, this offloe. WT ANTED Known—Boisery I Hoisery,! W -Women's Hose. Sid; Girls', __d; Boye' Books, 2d pair-be in time; at Damplei'a. WANTED, Everyone to know Phillips's Cheap Tailoring is oarrled on as usual. In the Albert Holl, Dorby-Btreet. . WANTED to Bent, a House of from 10 to 12 room!! neor town, sultablo for a good boarding-honae.—Apply MO. Star Offlco. ANTED, 200 dozen Gin or Schnapps I Bottles.—Apply Professor Gnssoott, Shortland-atreet. WANTED KNOWN—Ladies' Colored Skirts, good quality, at 3e lid; White ditto. Ha lid; at Dampler'a. ANTKD KNOWN, that E. Mltchel* son & Co., No. 19. Queon-Btreet Wharf, ore selling Maize, Oats, Bran, Shams, Flour, Oatmeal. So., fee, at lowest markot rotca. ANTED to Sell, Mixed Paints In gallon tins; Kauri OU, 2/9 per gallon j Priming Paint, 6/6por gallon,—Atkinson & Co., Freeman's Bay; Wholesalo Agents, Messrs B, Porter & Co. WANTED KNO WW—Ulsters, Ulsters. Como and see the Ladies' Ulsters at 5s lid ,at Pompier's. \S[fXNTED KNOWN, that Instalments Vt upon Sowing Maohlnes must bo paid promptly.—W. C. Donnes. DcpOt. Queon-strcot. WANTED, Everyono to examiuo tho Handaomo Tweeds from whloh wo aro making the noted 13s Od Trousers.—l. Phillips, Albert Hall. Darby-Btroet. WANTED KNOWN—Come and see tho Now Tweed at Is ll.d yard.-W. H. Dampier. WANTED KN OWN, Men's Umbrellas, 2s 9d and 6<. worth 3s 90 and 12s each.— J. Groon, 85 Victoria-street. WANTED KNOWN— That tne Auckland Timber Company (Limited) are Manufacturers of all description ot Goods, with superior Maohinory and despatch.—Workai Custom-house-street West WANTED KNOWN—That Eoblcy's Celebrated Digestive Meal for Porridge la a preparation only known to the undersigned. TakenJin conjunction with noblej's Buperior Digestive Bruwn Bread, la a sure remedy for Dyspepsia —J, Robley, Grey-street. WANTED KNOWN, tnat you can . Dress well for o small weekly payment by golng--to Monro and MUligon. See advertise merit on front page. WANTED, tbe Ladies to come and see the now lot of 2 button Blaok Kid Gloves, 1b lid; and the grand lino ot Josephine ditto at 3_ (id.—W. H. Dampier, Wakefield street. WANTED KNOWN—That Muuroaud Milllgan have Removed from Karanga hapo Road to Larger and more Centra Promises in Hobson-etreet, near Wellington street; \»TANTED— Property-holders in the city v v and suburbs wishing to sail may And ready buyera by calling with particulars at Central Land Agency, corner of Queen-street and Vuloan-l-_ae.-Georgo Eraser, Manager.



Wanted. WANTED. -Comj and see the new Coal Souttlos for 3s: the grand Coal Vases (with Bhovels) only ifla; at Dampler'B Now Shop, Bobson-at_<sat. \\T ANTED KNOWN, 300 Shirts at less VV thau Warehouse price.-j. Green, 8S Ylotorla-atreet. WANTED KNOWN, that J. MEL DRUM, Bootmakor, shortland-atreet, Auckland, is calling special public attention to hia Custom Work. Kopilts neatly done. Boots Sewn and Pbqobd ond Madx to Okobu. a trlal.rosßoettnlly aollcitqd.—J, MBLDRUM. WaNTeUkNOWN, that I am now Selling every description of China, Glass, and aortbonware cheaper all round than any other slop in tho trade. Vases and China Ornaments considerably below town prices. Cue trln.l will p_ote tho fftot.—Note the address: V, A. Honrasu, Karangahapo Road opposite Nowton Hotol WANTED KNOWN, I am selling Whits Calicos (38 Inoh wldo), _s 9d doz. yards; Brown Holland feood),6d yard; Coloured Tollot Covers (largo size). Is 6d.— -ff, W. Dam pier, Wakofiold-Btreet. \\r ANTED KNOWN-Music, Music, VI Music—The Piano Muslo ordered by me from Xfii-laild haa arrived) oU 3d and 6d eaoli. Particular attention this time is called to tho Standard Popular Songs, whloh I hove specially ordered from Hat; Ist ond 2nd Violin atrlugp, _dj 3rd and Ith ditto, 6d.—W. H. DAMPIEi., Hobson-street, Wakeaold-otreot, and City Market. W ANTKD, two or tnrce wooers" in Auckland and Distrlot to take the A Ronoy for NaUon, Motto, & Co.'a Pure Blendod Teas. These Taae ore Mknowle-ged by the Preeg and Public, to bo tho Finest over sold la t&a Southern Ueiuisphoro, olid aro guaranteed free from all s'Ceii&K test—For particulars apply to Nelspn, Mor.te, & Co., T?» Blenders ana Importers. Hlgh-st-O-t, Chrlstohuroh"." - WANTED KNOWN ~ Tomahawks, 8d and Is M ; Lanterns, la 2_ to iia 6d; aiuiu'-trt, 1J to -id; Corluorowu, id | Fireshovols, Bd; at LVT'-.ilnrV.i'y Sihop, Hobsan-strcot. WANTJSb'SHowS; (bat Mrs Carte, of Viotorlo-sueei. U n.-.i uolliu ■■■; Onrsotn at 2a M and 3s l)d; handsome Embroidery Trlu; ■ . mlng, 3»d andpd; rloh Ifrlngo, Od; Hoa-td do., la 3d; Blaok Ltistrea, Bd and Is Id; Woolii,:'.. *'i! pori'iV Vvhlto and Coloured Twist, from 2d per yard s SeS.tJ.? 08 'ia ____& yard.-J. Carter. ANTED"k_.o^ ,jn> tnat the "central Freehold Land and lnve_t,l_!-2*A2o»cy haa Removed to Corner Quoon-Btroet and V 'u_i_i Lano, where the Land Business in all Its branohes Is now corrlod on under the special snporlntondenoe ot Mr G. Kroner, Valuations mado, surveys for land transfers effected, and titles porfeotod ot minimum cost. No charge made for rogtateriag proper Bag for sola WANTED KNOWN-Wondertiil Bar. gains In Manchester Goods. Calico, 21d: Flaunol, Aid; Window Net (wide), lid; Sea, &o„ &0.-W. If. Bamplor. WTANTED KKOWN-Tnat Professor YT Gusaoott 1b the only Original ond Praoti 3al American Herbalist In tha Colony, end also the md-t expohsive man fo do bufllnees With. Ho requires no Information; he oan decide at a {lance the diagnosis of tho oaso, thereby reliev ing the natlont of a great deal of nervousness _nd hesitation, Try and disprove this If you son WANTED KNOWH, Men's Felt Hats and Boys' Toin-c'-Shantor Caps at far loss than warohouso prloo.-J. Groon, 85 Vic toria-street WANTED KNOWN that the Victorian Loan and Discount Axenoy's Advertise mant appears 00 j__ naate. Bth oolnmn. WANTED KNOWN, that " Coni* ferine," tho new atmosphorlo purifier, la a very pleasant, as well as thoroughly reliable Dlslnfeotant, and ohoold be used In every house In any neighbourhood whore scarlet fever Dilate. Prlco Is 3d por tin aj Gardner's English Pharmaoy, 181 Qnoen-Btroet, Anokland. ANTED KNOWH—Tnat the New Zealand Timber Company are Belling oil kinds of Timber oad Building Material at tho vorv lowest rates. Very superior Whlto Kauri, from onr new buah, jnat openod. \\l ANTKD Known—Thot O. HawKes t V wood, Hobson-streot, hoe tho Cheapest Hardware In town. Kubauk'a Star Nail-, 3 inoh llirht, 3d; ond ._ Inoh, at 3Jd per lb; Light Wire Nails (1) Inch, 2 inch, '4 inch), at 3d per lb; flooring Br«__B (all sizes), at 2d por lb; Boiler Rivets, IBs por owt; Anohora, fia por owt; Ship Chains. 11a por owt (tested). AMTKD KNOWN-Ziue Buckets, Is Cd; Jap inncd Slop Pails, is 6d; mot Water Cane, 2s to la Od; at Dampier" s New Shop, Hobgon-Btraet. W anted Known, CO H « ° 0 m 9 * 2 1 2 w i i v * § * _ * wo* _ « ■3 M M *g ° W | i S g « A a EI __ j Mf. S _\ H | < ». s I « as 5 «iw _ « . w * M _\ w M Sri M b a <S» m N o ° N^ H g •naionM aaiNv __V\ AN HSU HJSfUWJN, that H. WAITE'S Fruit Tins aro acknowledged to be tho boat evor introduced in the colony, Thoy ro oolved a first prizo at tho Agricultural Show hold at KUerslle on tho 9th November, 1831. A recipe Is Issued to eaoh purchaser, and the maker's name Is stamped on overy lid. Sold by all Ironmongers, and at tbo factory, High-atroet, next City Council Chambote.-E. WAITi_, Wholesale and Retail Tinsmith. ANI'JJD KNOWN—The Flirtation Walt-; only Is Cd, at Damp lot's Branch store in the Market BO in time. ANTED KNOWN.—Justarrivad.as. Garonne, a splendid lot of chotc Oleo g-aphs,Ohildron'BToyßookßf_omldaael_,o*ockß, Photographs, Stationery, Mcchanioal Figures ond Genoral Fancy Gooda, Ex Coromandel— Splendid lot of Toys, the beat Is linos we havo ovor had.—o. W. Goadapn. in thanking his numerous customora for thoir patronage, hav ing established by demonstration their appreci ation of his efforts to supply a need in this In creasing olty, would intimate his iotentlos, in order that he may be able to maintain his posi tion as taking the lead in tho Auoaland fancy trado, ot visiting Ungland during tho winter months, and making hia own seleotlon of goods for the coming soaaon, thereby imparting a knowledge of tho present requirements of the trade to hia buyer who la constantly on the mar ket.—Goodson s London Arcade. WANTED KNOWN —Men's Fancy Rogatta Shirts, Is fid (all sizes). Just opened — grand lino. — Dampler's, Wokefleld- Btroot A COMPETENT Married Bookkeeper, oorreepondont of four languogea, wants employmont for full or part tlmo. Apply to 11, Stab Offloe. A STEADY, sober Man, struggling for tho existence of a rospeotable faintly, wants constant Kmployroent as Storeman or General Hand In a Warohouac Ploaso leave addreaa for A.L, Scab Offloe. A WIDOW LADY wishes to meot with an engagement oa Companion to a Lady, either In oountry or town; reQulres no remu neration but a comfortable homo,—Apply AC, Poet Offloe. Auokland. fTM NEWSPAPER PKOPKIETORS — J An All-Round Man is open to engagement as Reporter or Snb-Kdltor, or to tako charge ot a oountry paper.—Address A.8.. Stau Offloe, BY paying 10s down, wo send you nt onco " Singer," " Howe." or any Sewing Machine; balanoe, 2a Od per week.—D. 6» Chambors, 10, Queen-Btreet, opposite Bank of New Zealand. Board ana Kesiftenoe. BOARD AND RESIDENCE.— Vacanoies for 3 or I Young Men, at York Home. Qrey-*t-6et. BOARD AND RESID-CKCE for one or two Gontlemen in a private family, near Queen-street.— Apply for address -"TAR office. VACANCIES for two yount; Men Boarders, nt Te Awemutu Villa, Lower Hobson-atreet. Terms moderate. BOARD AND R__SIDENCE.-First. closß table to thoso requiring tho above.— Apply Croydon Villa, Vincent Btroet (Mrs Fnllor). | /GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL. VJT HOBSON-STRKKT. Boabc and Loosing- _..__...,20a per Week BiNIHJE JtOOM •— 268. " I ■ I ■"■ i Tenders. FBI (I B U I I, D E R S, Tondora received until noon ot SATURDAY, 11th Maroh, for tho Krcotton of a Cottage in Arthnr-Btreet. Ponsonby. Plans, &c, at my offlco. T. R. TURNBULL, Arohiteot. 6, Hcffman'a BuUdlnga, Quoen-streot. mO BUILDERS. Tenders will bo rocolved until noon ot TUKSIMy, March 14th, for tho Krectlonand Completion of Sale Yards and Olßcos fcr Messrs Hunter and Nolan, Durham-strcot, KDWARD BARTLKY, Architect. yVT AITAKEREI EAST. TENDERS. The former Tonde.B, for the Ropaira to Road, MrM. Baxter's being infoinal, Fresh Tenders are called, to bo sent to Henderson's Mill, ad dressed to the Chairman of the Baard, not later than FRIDAY, 10th March. Planß and specifi cations to be _oen at Mr Baxter's. Tenderer to specify for No. lor _ Contract. Tho lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. By order, * W. SISAM, Secretary W.g.H.B. For ccrniin,uation, x aei First, Face,



\ For Sale* "BJIOR SALE, a Five-roomed House in JD Wiiltom-atroot West, with garden (well .Wetted With fruit trees); water laid on, also a went double allotment, 60 z 90 feat deep.— Apply to Mr MoKoy, on the premises. FOR SALS, a 4-horae-power Steam Engine and Boiler, Complete, in good worklsg order. Prioe loW.^Apply to T. ft H. Cooke, Vto-orla-Btreet SALE-STREET, —lor Sale, a Large Allotment, 60 x 190).-Apply to R. Melville; OR SALE, on light-roomed House in JTraidilin Road; no reasonable offar re- I -mo-, — Apply R. Adlinaton, next Bishop's (Store. .. .. . .. IjlOR SALE, a Grocery StOrS doiug a ! good oash business in a rising looallty; only a small premium required.-Apply D, B. Orohard, 19 N.Z Insurance Bulldinge. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, 360 acres of Land at Vorth Shora; mlxaa.bnsh and fern s plenty of fraah woter: splendid sites for orchards. A large tidal creek runs Into centre of the block; obaap.—*pply to H. Aahton and Son, 8, New Zaaiaaa Insurance Buildings. PIANOS VOR SALE, very cneap, jost op____d, la handsome oosas (Iron framea), astro boltofl. ond With oil the latest Improve ments. P»rao»sJ_i wont of a really good lnatru ment wohld cot* moiiy pounds by seeing the above, whloh as. now on view. Second-hand Piano, £20. Pianofortes tunad from 6a.—Thos. H. Webb, Oak Coitaie, Hobton-strest, nearly opposite Mr Minsttl'a, Bakav. N.B.—Name on ontranoa gote. OLANCa-For Sale (Cheap),, a Bargain, X In uanawma walnut ooos, a Pianoforte by Bord; alao, in baadifonju r*_9wood cvs*, Plnno by Broodwood and Bon. The above to be sold vory obaap. Can bs e.«s"JM..Thos. 11. Webb's, Oak Cbttagg, H-baoc-straet. ' ' - 8.J.0R SALE, Duke-street, Kewton, JD Ver___d__hC«ltage, alx rooms, and a work alitir «ood wall, garden, &o.~D. F. Evans Land AfejSi Queen-twreet. . '"lilii'R SiL*,'-aT.n»t magnified.. CtartfM 81 AUo_mim». l irt»n-_& J^aa.o&n England .treat, about 011 lvi, planted with or_KESP«J troaa, *c. Tbls la, without exception, the boor- In tha o vicinity both at .present tor a villa '■',-;!■„" nog Bad proapaotlvoly as a grand business Bite,—D, It. Uvass, Estate Agent, Queen-etroet, ■ 85, FOR SALE, New and Well-finished Honao i alx rooma. fitted with register gratesi oven, tank, feci very desirable: aitrytte LSuI p'Uißonav Holt. Price /___,"• D. V, t-vans, Estate Agent. .-*■* .^- , tß. — IflOR SALE, Wlll-_____--|to^J tt?ar %!• I I Uagton-anreet, a very nloo 'Vftol-vliH' Cottage, 1 rooms, etc. (new let ot 12s por weeW In good order \ prloo, WOO.—U. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qaaca-atrwi. _18 IjlOR SALE (Howe-atreet), a very pretty . Villa containing I Aye rooma pantry; woter laid in, nloo garden, _eai oil In flrst-clase orderj aplendld view t a vary desirable place.— D. V. _tvona, Batato Agent, Qnoen-straet. 125 lilOR SAL'S, Business Premises at S Houat Xdeo, altuoM in moJn road; a anlsndld op_aln« ta a Ghomlat, as at present there Is sot one la tola iaifro ond populous distrlot. Tha building Is lew, substantial, and well flnlaked.—Full portloulora from Mrs Jaok, on the premises, or «f D. F. Evsub, Estate Agent, Queeu-Btreat, I>RO*rKOT TERRAO-L-A very nice Verandah Oortor> ef six rooms, fitted with oupboardo, bsokooas. dreisar, fcs.t gas and water laid In; good gardon, stoblo, &a- D. F. Evana. Eitate Agent (Joeen-atraet. PONBONBT,— A new nnd very pretty Veroßdoh Cottage at S rooms, allotment, tank, *to_, oil cocdplata, and In first-olass order, Very ohoop, £3___—B. F. Evans. Estate Agent, Qoeen-atrool 427_ STOBJW'B POINT.-Splendid ABot monts f<__oo4 ond plantad with fruit and ornamental treoe, U gplandld position, over looking tha horbour, neat the beach.—l). F. Evana, Estate Agent. PROSPECT-STREET, near Ponsonby Haiti—New and thoroughly weU-flnlshad Bonso ot four rooma, fitted up with almost overy ooavenieuoo. Allotrasat 98 x 100. tor immediate nt—a.—l3. J". Kvana, K_tc*s Agent, Quoen-etroet, 1 (" Ponsonby.—Hand- J some Villa BoaSftenoe (alaeat new), In first class order; with ono aoraof gronod tastefully laid In gardea. a. lowlid orchard juat oomlng into full bearing: nuusaJfloeat view (owner leaving for Sydntiu-D.?. livans, Estate Agont. I (jnoan-atra*-. .... _31 I T> EMUERA.-a .atuable little Lit of j JCtJ about 12 Aorw, o wrtlon of which i 3 I without doubt really ftrtt-olass Land.— V. F. Kvana, Hitato Agtng S-S___*_-__J jj? M" OUNT EDEN, (near Mr Kelly'e), a new and woll-flnlahed Home of five rooms, replete with a__nost every convenience, such as register grates, kltohen range, &a; allot ment about 60 x _001 Main rood frontage; vary dosirobJc—U. V. itvaia, Estato Agent, Queen- Btroa-, 108 SUBURBAN BTORE tor isaie,—A first rate bußlneoi tor Bole In one ct the best ot Auckland suburbs; the position Is seoond to none; a splendid opening; full portlculars from I). F. Evans. Estate Ag»at. Auckland. 885. LINCULN-SI'RSET, Ponsonby—a new and desirable House of 7 rooms, not Quite iliiishxl. Price, lyt It now stands, together with allotment (83 x IKU. f_2S.-V, It. Evans, Estate Agent. Qmien-atreat. 405 I>ONSONBY TBRRAOB (near All _i_ Gainta' Olisroli), o eouipact oad comfarr. able Hotlao of fir* rocmc, two taziks, &a; good ooraer aUctment. Prlco £350.-1). F. Evans. lc_t_to Agent, QgggSjdregfc ~~ JS PKl_.G*_>TßE__T, Ponsonby — Hand .J some new Houbo, thoronghly well flnlahod, • rooms taE* and lofty, ekondlng on two allot ments, I urn Instructed to effaqt an Immediate sa'o—bualnoss mattera otlUug the owner away from tho distrlot—Full portfoulars from D. F. Evana, Estate Agent, Queen-atroet. 109 gilOK SALE, Building Allotments, situa* S. tod in Bprin*Mnreo», Ponsonby, boat posi tion, at 20s per foot; Bhelly Beach Road, at _2s 6d; EmmotVitrocJ. 90a; Bayfield, Ponsonby, 12a 6d; fonsonbylßood (ooor Mason's), 30a; Mount Edon (m»ln road). 50s: Newton Road. 40b; Pon sonby Terraoe, eplwdld allotment, lully stooked with fruit traea. flowers, and vegetables, _0 x 100, for £100: ond othor desiroble lots on ap plication to li. P. ICvane. Xstate __sent, Qaeen stroet. ________________________________ U\ O R S AL__ OR LEASE. T_uc___ P-TA, Kostb Shobb.—Daslrable Storo, D waning, and Onthansea, almost new and In first-class order, together with 6 acres Splendid Land (In cropa) on main rood and in the vicinity of tho beautiful lake, aod commanding splendid view of Auckland harbour. A most desirable property, and Well Worthy inspection. D. FTEVANa, 381 Kstate Agent. -RtfORTHCOTE, STOKES'S POINT. FOR SALE, all thot wry desiroble pleoa ot Land, situated en Main Rood, between Presby terian Churo'i site and new Sohool Building, bfllutf about i J miles bom tha wharf. This Lot, which extends from tho Main Road through to the baoutlXul KouxitGaUay.hoa been sub-divided into aeotioov, i«otl**K trom holf-on-aore up wards, oil ot whloh or* flrat-olaas Villa Sites, or for morka* gordoaa ootid not bo aurpossed. The fertility ot tfaa loud is made maaifeat by the { luxuriant native growth low upon it—plenty ot timber, mogslfloaat trao ferna, fca, &o. The Lota ore now »agf»4 eft end naidy for saloction. Terms—l oa___, or auoh tonus aa agreed upon. Purchasers aon 4epaad qpon every facility being given both v regards purchase and build ing. ffnUW^oßtaOtom D .,. B VANS. Hatate Atgotit, Queen-atroet, oext " Herald.'' lm t5 R 8 A L W. Ponaonbr Road-All that moat desirable pro perty, situate on moia rood, oernerof Cameron and Moifolk-skroata, ond now in occupation of the Re t H' R. Dawabnry. Tha House oon_»_M its rooms, thoroughly bnllt, well finished, ond replete with almost every comfort, such aa gas la-d on, &c «_to AHotmeat aaaa front no of HO feet to Ponsonby Road, by about i'_o foet to eaoh Cameron and *or_oU_-streets, all seourely fonoed, oad planted with ornomontal and frnit trees. This la, without doubt, a most valuable Pro perty, and for a b«a(ae_s alto la unsurpassed. for Building 'sites. It could be sub-divided to great advantage, having threo frontages, but I am instructed w sfteot a sole in one km V. F, EVANS, jjgtote Agent, Qnoon-Btroet. WT O R SALE STATWOTIatT AND FANOI GOODS BUSINESa The underslcnsA oitar for sole the stock-in trade In the estate of James Stuart, Cambridge, Waikato. osnsißttnf of Books, Stationery, Music, Fanoy Goods, fto; also the goodwill and lease of premises, situated In the best posi tion in Cambridge. Immediate poesession can bo given. Stock shoots and full particulars of . N. G. LENNOX) -ww, ARTHUR H. NATHAN. "nateos. r_MU CLAIM (TOKATEA REEF). \J_ —i— Tho Goin Mining Association having, in addi tion to their original saotion, just aoquired a valuable block of ground noorsr to tho Tokatea workloge, h»v» dgoidad to sell Throe Roaerved Shores at £75 each hi augment the present Rssorve or Workins Fund. The new ground h_.B been l*cked up for some tlmo by parties rot working It, and is within 130 feet of tho Airs rise In tho Biemarok and Tokatea low level, where the lltst notch ot Bp«clmens was gotafter tho No. 7 Level waa »ut la. Tho Tokatea reef runs into and through tho centre of tho Gem Ground ; near the boundary there ar» backs from tho Tokatea low lovol of about 300 feot Intnet to tho sur.a_>e of tho Bam Ground. Tbo money derived from the Sale ot tho Shares will, without reservation, be applied (together wiih tho Fund now in tho Bank of New Zealand) lo working on tho roof, thus rich gold may at any moment be struck, and Shareholders may actually receive their own money back with dividends from the mine. The tokatea pro. dneed £132,000 worth of gold without making a call; and now that a New Section of thoir pele brated reef Is to bo opened up, elmilar results it Is horod wilt acorns. Tho price asked for the (lem Promoters Bharaa it merely nominal (repre senting It 6- per shore if in a company), and in vestors havo tha gratification of knowing that tho whole of the money goes to work the grpun d. An Important feotnro in the position of this around is. that ono of the greatest shots of gold worked In the Tokatea In Its most brilliant days dipped to tho oast with tho spur, waa out Jn the Blamarck, ond gavo them their biggest hauls of BPodmeriß, nod Its course is now traceable Into this unworkod and, porhaps, hitherto undis covered section of ono of the most renowned roofa in the colony. The Mining Surveyor's report and plan may be referred to, showing that the ooureeof tho re»f for 880 feet ia through tho Gem ground. Twelve B_u_res are already ' taken up; throe are now offered, as stated (each ! l-l6th, at £75). and a fourth share is reserved, at £200, to moot futore oontingenoles, it required, i,-._d prevent the possibility of a 0011. Persons dcslrltg to obtain a portion of a shard can do 8 0.-Acpiy to Mr B. A. WHITE, or Mr A, SAUNLERS. N.B.—The mlnliut Btirvoy may be nesn for a tow days at tho offlce c_! l_r A. Saunders, Insu* .- canoe Buildings,



I TO J_iOT. TO LET, in Eden Terrace, a Ecuse o seven rooms, In good order; good garden plenty ot water laid on: also one in Newmarket _ rooms.- James Held, Eden Terraoe. 0 LET, Small Farm at Pahmure, coa tainlng about 33 acres, aboat 15minutei walk from Railway Btatioo.—Further portion lara to be had from Daniel Hlgglne, Panmnre, TO LET, a Six-roomed House, with an aore of land, and a good well of water.- Apply to W. Coatello, Brown-street, Epsom. TO LET, small Shop wfth Dwelling^ liouso In Symonda-stroot, near Windmill, -Apply to H, Ashton & Bon, 8, New Zealand Insurance Bulldiage. rpo LET, "The Home," a commodious X and pleasantly situated Family Rasldenoe, with tfardon. orohard, and paddook j in all, about an aore and o-holf.—Apply to H. Aehton and Son, 8. N.Z, InaUranoo Buildinga. r r\o LJ_T, New Shop and Dwelling House, A. Eden Terrace ; rent 20_ per week,—Apply Mr Hendoraon. Kden Terrace. _. TO LET, three Brick Shops, Lower Albert-street (next to Blaok Bull Hotel),- Apply to J. Craig, Oommeroe-Btraet. rpo LET, in the best business part of X Queon-street, a New bhtp, having a frontage of li feet and a deptb of 60 feet, and two largo Showrooms overhead, eaoh GO feet by 28 loet—Apply to WUllom Rattray, Draper and Clothier, 178,180, and 182, Queen-street TO LET, Offices in Queen-street, Up stairs and pown-stalra.—Apply Mutual Lite Association of Australasia, No. 81, Queen* street. i rpO LET, a Brick Bakehouse and Oven JL (nearly new), in Rutland-street, off Wako fl.ld street j ront, £1 por woofc.—Apply to F. A. Whlto. __ rf\o LET, S x*TOomed Bouse and Scullery JL ln-Nelaon-strect; water laid on,—M. Oarr, Bootmaker. Yiotorla-Btreet Weßt. PnO LIST, six-roomed House and Scullery, JL Nelson-street; water laid on— M. Carr, Bootmaker, Viotoria-atreet. ■ / FT.O LET, in Gracc-strenti"'Ponsonhv, v '-j^-,:_lgw Six-roomed Houbo; water laid on, with eTory*ou-.jr<w£enoe; about 300 yards from Ponaon-y Road.-App*ryT-=S*e^ioOr' mo LET, Furnished (Jotta^SSß_^l°g J. S rooms; -The furniture comprises eTfSL, nonce bold requisite, ait noted In Newton Rood. -Full particulars from D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-afreet . rpOLKT. in Dedwood Terrace, Pooßofiby, JL two Houae_.-Apply to 3. Swales, on the premises:, . , rj\ O '. \h E . ,T. j ir„ 7jT~-_-w.',,hree-8-ory BRiSaing al present i torla-Btreet. Very sStab&^lf 18 ,« manufacturing busincaa. nn A B. TONI-g*!^^-^ | jficclesiasttcai. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO* ClATlON.oornorof Wellealoy and Albert streete.—Meeting for United Prayer will bo held THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 7.30. A Bible Reading will be glvan. Frlonds ore cordially Invited, A BIBLE CLASS for MEN every Sunday afternoon, from 3 till I. ST. 1? AUL'S CHURCH,-11a,m,, Morning Proyer, Holy Communion, and Sermon, " Penitence " (No. 2); 3.30 p.m., Child ren's Service and Dlitrlbntlon of Sunday-school Prizes; 7 p.m., Evening Prayer and Sermon, " Self-Uxamlnatlon." UNITED METHODIST FKEEI CHURCH, Pitt ond Vlnoent streote.- ! Sunday Servioea, Maroh 5, to be oonduoted in tbe Morning ot U, and in the Evening, at 6.30, by I the Rev. T. Hodgson. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, Alexondrafltraet.—The Roy. J, Long will preach In the Morning at 11, and la the Evening atfl-M. FRANKLIN ROAD PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURC H.~Bcrvloo will bo Dondnoied In the nbove ohoron To-morrow Morning and Evening by Roy. J. Guy. SERVICE in tho Primitive Methodiat Sunday School-room, Upper Pitt ond Edwin streets. The R»f, it Long will prcaon In the Afternoon ot 8 o'olook. ONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Beres* ford-street—Th» usual Sorvloos will be oon- Snotod To-«_orrow (Sunday)—at 11 am. by the ttev. W. J. Habens, and at 0,80 p.m. by the Rev. 8. W. Baker. ytT. DAVID'S CHURCH, Upper Sy* k? monds-Btreet,—Rev. T. McKenzie. Fraser, U. A. Morning eervloe. at 11; Evening. 7 o'olook, Leoture on Scripture Ohoraotcrfl—" Joseph, the Viceroy in Egypt," PRESBYTERIAN CHUROH, North abort.—Dlvina Bervios in this church To morrow—Morning at 11, Evening ot 6 30. ITT-STREET WESLEYAN OHURCH.-Mornlng, at 11, Rev. H. R. Dewabuty; Evening, at 6.30, Rev. W. Morley. GRAFTON ROAD WESLEYAN OHURCft-Morning, at 11, Key. W. O. Oliver; Evening, ot 130. X, V. L. M. laitt TWTEWMARKET WESLEYAN ll CHUROH.-Morning, at 11, Mr Ai O. Lawry; Evening, at 6.30, Key. W. O. Oliver. FARNELL WESLEYAjS CHURCH.— Sunday Services—Morning, ot 11, Roy, L, M. Idtt; ETCning, ot 6.30. Mr N jwbold. TtTORTH SHORE WESLEYAN J3j C)HURCH.-Mo_____g, ot 11, Mr F. Norrls; Evening, at 6.__, -ilrßbaokleiord. A RCH-HILL WESLEYAN SEE* I±\. VICES, - Divine Service wiU b» held In the Public School-room To-morrow Evening, „t 0,-0, by Mr Markliam. fpLLERSLIE WESLEYAN SERVICES !i -Divine service will be held in the Publio 3ehool-room To-merrow Evening, at 6.30, by Rev. T. Buddie. 3_ LORNE-STREET HALL-UN SECTA BIAN SUNDAY SKRVIOKS. March 6. Morning Servioe only, at H o'olook. oonducted tiy tbe Rev. 8. Kdger, B.A. Subject, " Palm. iefinlngthe Nature ond the Boundaries of Sin." rrt JEM FBI*. __.._. CIS HALL.-Geo. A. JL Brown will Lecture on Sunday night, at 5.45. Subieot, " _ho Power of Influence for Blood or Hyil." Morning servioe at 11 o'clock- TENT MEETING atMangare Bridge.— Mr MoNaught will Lecture on Sunday Night, at 7 o'olook. __^ , '« TESUS,fromtbe Manger S tbo Jordan," O To-raorrow, 6.30, Ohrlß-ttHT Meeting house, Cook and Hobson streets, Cy E. Lewie, Bvangellst. GHRISTADRLPHI&NS meet in the Carlton Academy, Hobeon street, every Brat day of tbe week to break bread, 11 a.m.; Bible Class, 3 p.m. Truth-seekers Invited. HURCH OF JESUS CHRIST LAT* TER-DAY SAINTS hold Meetings in the Mawnlo Hall, Newton, on Sunday—ll a.m. for Baorament. 6.30 p.m. preaohlng tho Gospel. AU are invited. No collection. OWING to tho action of St. Matthew's Vestry, In closing the Churoh of St. Thomas's, the Sorvioe will be bald outsldo, in the yard, at 11.20 a.m.; and at 6.15 p.m. at the bouse of Mr 1_ oKune, Drake-street, Freeman's Bay. ■____ THEATRE ROYAL: SUNDAY EVEN* ING SERVICES, under the conduct of the Young Men's Christian Association, on Sunday Evening, from Bto ft, All ore Invited, Beateffree. ¥X7HAU PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ANNIVEKBAI-Y SOIItEB, Whau Hall, WEDNESDAY, Bth Maroh. at 8.-0 p.m. St. James's Choir and other talented Muslolons. 'Btis from town, to return after the Soiree, Tickets, 2s Each. J AS. SINCLAIR, Seoretary. Meetings. T>JE LEWIS BROTHERS' ESTATE. A Meeting of Creditors In the abovo Estate will bo held at the Offlco of Messrs E. and A. Isaacs, Queen-street, on MONDAY, 6th Inst, at 8 p.m. Business—To declare a Final Dividend, and , wind up tho Estate. K. ISAACS TrnßtoM H. BROWN, f lrnßtCM' ARA LODGE, .348, I. C. The Regular Monthly Mooting will bs held at tho Lodgo Room, Freemasons' Hall, Prinoes- Btroet, on MONDAY next, tho oth instant, at 7.30 p.m, Visiting Brethren aro Invited to attend. By commando! tho W.M. A. S. RUSSELL. P.M., Secretary. rf IHK NEW ZEALAND PEODENTIAL I AScHittANOli «)OOIETY.-I'he Annual M*etlng of Members of tho above Sooiety will be hold at tho society's Offieo, 19. New Zealand Insurance Buildings, oa/iUBSDAY. the 7th iußtant, at 7.80 p.m. Business: To receive Re port nnd Statement of Aoconnts, and to elect Officers for the year.-M- S. LEERS, Secretary. -Auckland, 3rd March, 1882, T»JEW GOLDEN CROWN GOLD _D! MINING COMPANY (Limited). An Extraordinary Gonoral Meeting ot tho Pharoholflcrs of tho New Golden Crown Gold Mining Company (Limited), will be held at tho Registered Offloo of the Company, in Shortland- Btreet, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the Bth day of Marob, 1882, ot two o'olook p.m., foil the purpose of passing (if approved) the following resolutions :— That tho New Golden Grown Gold Mining Company (Limited), bo voluntarily wound up, and for the purpose of de termining tho course to be pursued by the Directors In dlspOßiag of the Com pany's p operty. ; v ... And at such mooting tho following proposals will bo submitted :— Than a New Company be formed under the Mining Companies Act, 1872, to be cal led the " Crown Gold Mining Company (Urnlte-)," with a capital of £10,000, in 10,000 Bhores of £1 eaoh, of which 8000 sharea shall be allotted to the share holder.; of tho New Golden Crown Gold Mining Company (Limltod); 2000 shares to the Cure Gold Mining COaipaiiy (Limited), tor tho purohnaa of its property, By order of tho Directory Manager, Auckland, February i, 18®.



I.; Publio Notaoas. [ 5 - 0 B< , In The Estate or James Soppet & Co, All Claims not yet proved against above Eetato to be' sent In to the offloe ot D. H. McKenzie. on or bafore Blh March, after whloh a First and Final Dividend will be payable, D. H. McKKNZIB,') C. a STONK, } Trusteea. GEO. HARPKR, J jgT. JOHN'S WESLEYAN CHURCH, PONBONBY. BAZAAR NEXT WEES. OTICE.—Geo. Bisnop bogs to inform the Public that he has Opened those Premises sltuatod at the ¥oot of Grey-street, 3 doors from tho Market Hotel, aa Gbnbrai, Fish and Oyster Saloon-.-GKOKGE BISHOP. ALL accounts owing to the estate of the late G. Waller aro requested to be paid on or before the 15th March. After that date any outstanding debts will bo banded to the grfaoltors Of tbe Administratrix for collection. EDWARD LEWIS, For the Administratrix. * QT. JOHN'S WESLEYAN CHURCH, PONSONBY. BiIZAAR NEXT WEEE. ni-A TO fsIO.OW. LENT on Building 3& X\f Society principles, or on othor terms to suit borrowors. Mortgages and Loans nego tiated. See List of Properties for sale on fourth page. Six per cant, allowed on monoy deposited tor investment. —C. v. imjamho-t. Land, nictate ond Fluaaolal Ascent. Vulcan Lone. JUST RECEIVED — ALFRED BIRD'S BAUI-ja POWDOR, CUBTAKD POWDBB, and Blano Mangk Powdbr. Custard Powder, for making Custards without cggß; choioc and t__L!o_ous. Blano Mange Powder, for making the moat delicious Blano Mange with Uttla trouble and a trifling cost; to be obtained in the following flavours:—Vanilla Almond, Straw berry, * Rtojpber-T, Chocolate, Coffee, ond Almond, asking Powder for Bread, Pastry. Cokes, Plum Puddlngis. fee Its 6-fbota are sur '!_t_<t-~, aa it imparts a Ugiitnose, wholesome. . -i-^inH iseeUesa that oannoUbe otherwise 3__£rt B*rSunonl-Js; From Captain Sir {Arctic Yacht Fox) Sopt;*,2ls ti_t ICml_r.',tlor Commissioners. Weß-J'HVSA?™ lon,«aW.. June 8; from tho W»_ **&S2F London; a Certificate from the Adralraii.; * tendon, F«ib. 6. * Agent for Auokland 1 ROBERT BEWi . GUOOEB ftCJ.: VjOTO_UA-ST__SBT, A UOKLANi_r"~HbRTICULTUHAI. _«_-»»-. BOOIBTYi "- The ADTO-«_S™^K^lMWrag, FRUIM, and VEGB-i-T^aa 1 atra-fil m tho OHORAL HALL, fyASia THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Morclr _ ""Sea Kntries will be received by the imdorSg*-*.; at the Museum Buildings, up to 6 p.mi on < MONDAY, Maroh 6th. Intending exhibitors oan obtain copies of the schedule of prizes on application to Mesara Lovers. Hesketh and Alckin, and Steadman, or from the undersigned. T. F. OHEESEMAN, Hon. Sea flO-HIGHT! TO'MIQHT 11 X TO-NIGHTMI PIRAND -VfOONUGHT /TARNIVAL. VTBAND JMLOONLIGHT \_/ARNIVALi DANCING, FIREWORKS, AND PROMENADE CONCERT. STARK AND QUICK'S GARDENS. North shorb. COME ONE t COME ALL I I M. R a K. NIGHT Begs to intimate to hor old patrons and the publio generally, that she has Opened Business in the CITY MARKET (THIRD STALL), Queen-street Entbancb, And that, aa heretofore, sho will do her .utmost to give them every satisfaction. ' fRUIT Of every hind in season, and of tbe best Quality, always on band. GEEKNG-UOCKRies AND SMALL GOODS ditto, Poultry, To thfa branch ot her business every care and attention win be glvon, as she proposes to make this tho leading feature, and with tbat view has made arrangements for CONSTANT SUPPLIES from thoroughly reliable settlers. Oountry orders attended to with despatch, and every care taken to secure their arrival to good condition. Conveyances attended to immediately on arrival. Her motto will be "Small Profits and Quick Returns." Market, Auckland, February 23 1882. j REDK. WHITEHEAD'S RETAIL TEA ADVERTISEMENT. FINEST CHINA TEA BIFTI-TOS. 1/4 ncr lb, Selected from tho London market, and re markably oheap. Gives a strong, thick, and pungent liquor, CHOICEST PURE FIRST CROP BROKEN PAN YON G CONGOU, This Tea for volue to tho cup is worth pence per pound more monoy. Price, 1/6 por lb. The like rarely comes into this market. A SPLENDID DARJBELING FLAVOURED MIXTURE; guaranteed a blend ot Pure India and China Teas. Prioe, 1/8 per lb, "TEA EXTRAORDINARY!" The ready sale this Tea commands proves it worthy the name. Price, 21 per lb, "FAMILY MIXTURE." A blond of extra highly onred first crop India _n_ ciiina Teas; win carry -well, and im prove With lengthened brewing in the * pot, and prove itself an economio high-class Family Tea. Prioe, 2/6 per lb. "VERY RICH DEKP BROWN TEA." A combination ot some ot tho purest, the strongest, and the richest flavoured Teas Imported. Give it a trial, Price, 3/per lb. 00 BOXES "FOOK OAN PEKOE TEA." About the Finest Importation of the Season. PrJco, 28/ per box; Fredk. Whitehead, whole ale and retail tea dealer, Victoria-street, Auckland, m 0 THE PUBLIC.' J. EVANS (LATH MiNF-in), Hobson-street, BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKER AND CONFECTIONER. Wedding Cokea made to order. MY PASTRY IS A SPECIALITY. A trial requested. TjlOR THE BEST A*D CHEAPEST /"IROCEBIES AND PROVISIONS, TRY REW'S, VICTOBIA-BT-tKET. . TO-NIGHT I ' TO-NIGHT 11 TO-NIGHTII! pRAND TIfOONLIGHT QARNIVAL. DANCD.G, FIRKWOR«:B. AND PROMENADI! OONOKRT. STARK AND QUICK'S GARDENS. , North Shows. COME ONE I COME ALL JI ■ 1 SELLING OFF I SELLING OFF I To Rk-Build Pbkmisbs. N. GOLDWATER, Clothier {opposite Bank Of New Zealand), Quoon-atreot, finding that bis present premises are not commodious enough for tho increasing trido, has decided to Re-build. Therefore he intends to Soil-off for Four Weeks only tho balanoo of his Btook of Clothing at Prioeß that will astonish overybody (regardless of cost). A cailwi 11 convince the moat sceptical that this is a genuine Clearing-out Salo, and not a mera draper's putt Note tha Address—N. Goluwatbr, 56, Queen-street (opposite Bank of New Zealand). USTRIAN BENT WOOD Cane Choirs, AMtrlan mQn_SS Bentwood fiano Couches and 123, Queen-street, l^^ Austrian Bentwood Cane Rocking Chairs. WALNUT DRAWING ... .. „ ..,..„.., ROOM SUITES in _Bll__»M__ Bais- Tapestry, Rep. and Crc -123, Queen-street. tojma> Wa i na t Tables, What .,. nolo and Cantor bnrys. AHOGANY, CEDAR Rlmn, and Kauri Din isa Qu^BtoSet ,n K-w>om Suites to Leather __3,t,lueen-s__oet, Hafl , o i otljs American . Cloth. ; . TRON Half-Tester j> god m ». w mnir_ A steads. Iron Fronoh Bed- T. &H, COORD', Btna/IH. Inn Stump Rea- B3.Quoen-street.Sß, KSn FoMtoß ofelr Bedsteads, Iron Cots. - ATBNT Spring Roller BUnda and .Venetian "/IARPETS, Hearthrugß, I_3, Ween'alJ^"' Mttte . ta great variety. IBKRAL DISCOUNT to Gaah Purchasers,, All S lS^_-__!_____£__ «oo^b deUvored free to town. 123, Queen-street, Cate i ogneß poet free on appli cation. -.-•.., -•■', B ________ BDROOM FURNMUBK! to Choice Mottled Kauri, 12-, Queen-Btreet- Weadrobe&Bedßteads.WbSb* Btands oad Toilet Towee. ,



Babilo Notloo-v * qtMsMdSfP -mRMB2Sr IWTAVAL AND MILITARY AND -yl LOCAL FORCES LAND CLAIMS COMMISSION. The Commleloners hereby give notice to all poraons who Claim Grants of Land or Reminaion money in the purchase of load for Military, under the various Aots. ordinances, regulations, or other lows now or in time past In force In the o.lony, that claims should be forwarded en air beforetheßlatdayot Maroh next, ond should be addressed to the Officers Commanding tho MUltia aud Volvnteora of the Provincial Die t-lot lv whloh thoy realdo, and must furnish the . following information :— 1. Tbo Rank. Name, Corps, or Company of thoCJalmant i 2. The Act, Onilnartoe, or other Regulation under whloh tho claim is preferred. 3. Tho Amount of Land or Remission Money olalmed. _, If o soldier, hia period of service and data of discharge from Ber Majesty's ser vice ; it a member of the Local Forces, his period of service, and dote of enter ing or quitting hia Corps, and the number of monilis, if any, during which he was aoiuolly engaged agaiaßt the Queen's enemies. S. W nether Claimant has ever made a pre- ~ vlons application ot a similar character, and, if so: when, and to whom. 0. Whether dahßant has already received a grant of land or remission of purchase money on account ot military services, 7. Present address of claimant, j Forms of application may be obtained from Officer- Commanding Districts, bat need not neosssorlly be used. „ .. '„_ The Commissioners also give notloe that they will Bit at Wellington, to hear and consider any claims that may be brought before them, until the 16th day of Maroh next, and at Auokland, commencing on MONDAY, the 20th ot March: and duo notice will bo glvon of the times ana E laces, when and where other sittings will Do eld. -. Claimants are not re quired to attend in penpn, unless summoned by the Commissioners to give further evidence or explanation of their ouuns. i Dated at Wellington, this 27th day of Feb ruary. UW. HAULTAIN,-, 7yq Chairman. WORKMEN'S TNBURANCE. .. LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED. FOB TBS ' [NDUSt'rT^\* BANCH GOVERNMENT INSURANCE DEPARTMENT: . " V J^> '^^saHcatlohta -'Ap7 Terms On awo*^, B. H. Di-fB^J ASSISTANT SOTSBISTBIB-DIiNT. °" POST-OFKOK. ,!' £/ WELLESLEY-STREBT BAPTIST XOUNG MEN'S IMPBOVKMKNT OLABS. _ "." A OONVERSAZIONB teoonneotlon with**? * nhnvn Class will take plaoo On TUESUAX. mESL i. mto the waiesler-street Sunday* • Bl*ool' Admlsaloh-One Shilling. ,/ (' TVT IQHT SCHOOL, St. 'Patrick's, J^ Wyndhom-street - Mondays, vTaaaes* | toys, ond Fridays, from 7 to S P^-^f™,' Ktementory euhjeots, Is par SSSSJ^MSS*! Jeots. «1 per quarter. The teacher holds high oi-MowMeMes Irom the Boardot BdtjwtilM, Ireland? and Civil 6e_T_o-_ Oomnusslonew, London. _ ■ * ■.■ ■■. "- ■' ' ■'■ ■ •-*■ ' "-■■' ' pi TO-NIGHT I TO-HlGliTn TO-NIGHT 111 f. RAND -»/|-OONJ_IGHT,, /^AROTVAIi. DANCING, FIREWORKS, AND . PROMENADB CONCERT. . ' STARK AND QUICK'S QABDBNB, NobthShobf, COME ONE I COMB ALL II ' , QHIIB AND ARNOLD,. AEOBWEOTB, "..,/■•■'...' '$ Choice BiUldlDK^ltoa to be Sold or '*» on Lena Building Leasee, Assistance te Build, E :. Open dolly from 10 &.m_ till fl.-op.n_. Xft-tner and X-aao-teo-t Irom 13 to St pjo. Tea ■ - from 6 to 7 p.m. - ... .- Boarding-house for Yonng Ladles who are occupied during the day, Tonns on opplloatton to the Beoretary. .*. .. m The following Gatherings, to whloh oil oro InvitodTt-ro hold during the Week t-Mondav, 7.80 p.m., Bible Class; Tuesday, 8.110 pjn., Bible Olass; Friday, 7-30 p.m.. Working Party (for Institute). Goveme-B* Agenoy< Servanto' Bart-try, and Lending Library oonnooUon wlthHhe Inatl nla. '■' t _ p... '... : ]=s=r . p: uorporatiob Notices. 4__W_Ui-$_a k mO WATER CONSUMERS. WATER ACOODNTfI. " Payment o_ Quarterly Aeoounta for Meter Supplies require to be mode on or before WED NESDAY next, Bth instant P. A. PHILIPS, Town Cleric Town Clerk* Ofi-oe, Maroh,. 1882. , | Auctions. _____ ,- . ■■_.; ~. _ =| MORDAY, MARCH 6, 10 o'clock. BANANAS 1 BANANAS W. POWDER WILL sell by miction at 10 o'olook on Monday next, 6th Instant; at the Ex change Mart, • JQQ BUNCHES BANANAS JQ OASES APPLES. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8. STATIONERY, ACCOUNT BOOKS, &0. W. DOWDBN WilL sell by auction, at the Exchange Mart, Qiaen-street, on Wednesday, Bth Inttant, at II o'olook, < G oases and Bales, consisting of Superior Cream Laid Note Papar, Envelovee, Aoocunt Books, Printing Paper, &0..&0 ' MONDAY, MARCH _. BANANAS, BANANAS.' BANANAS. Ex 'Southern Cross,' from Levuka. L. W. EAT ON WILL sell by auction at Ms Matt on Monday, March G, 1882, at 10 o'olook ■ sharp, BSO Buuoheslßananas 10 Bags Cocoanuts co Cases Apples and Plums, local grown '' MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, AT 10 O'CLOCK A.M. BANANAS! BANANASI' Ex s,s. Southern Cross, from Levuka, TO BE SOLD IS AUCTION. 'AT ABTHUIT'S- MART. : ,-, £\f\i\ JBUNOUBS OV GOOD /SJjiJ BANANAB. ' B TONKsT" K. O. OAEE. B. D. TONES MONDAY, MARCH 6. MAIZE! MAIZE! MAIZE! PEANUTS ! PEANUTS! Ex Southern Cross, from EJjI. 8. TONES & CO. WILL' sell on Monday, the 6th instant. at U o'olook, ■J gQ BAGS MAIZE go IaA8S'I«ANDl«,;r;;: '"'-' ■ '" COontinued on Fourth PageJl *