TELEGRAMS.

FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

COROMANDEL,

this day,

Home Rule.— The final clearing-up gave GBoz9. The total result of the crushing is 6240zb from 370 tons. Blackmore's are now using battery.

The Perseverance have applied to the County Council for improved road commu nication. The Tokatea mine looks healthy.

THAMES,

this day,

The manager of the Deep Level Tribute Company sftarts work on Monday or Tues day by, cleaning up the 400-!eet level. He intends «* SO on as preparations are made to sink tw« winzes from tho 400 to 500 feet level. If The •Snowing gold returns were lodged to-day :f_Waitekauri N0.3,1470zs j Waite kanri i# 0 . 2, 164J0z3; Wailekauii Sio, 2 tributelpjutler), SGiHoza. i

OAMARU, this day.

TheOamam Aitillery, in the match with other batteries, made 629 points ; Corporal Grant, 74, was the highest. Tho weather is bad.

NAPIER, this day, INSURANCES ON THE FIRE.

The insurances on the dwellings des troyed by tire at Clydo yesterday were in the North British, not in the New Zealand, as telegraphed. Low fever and measles are rife in town. It is attributed to the ground not being filled up under the houses when raised to suit new permanent levels.

A GALLANT RESCUE.

A child fell off the breastwork at the port yesterday. The current was running strongly at tho time. Hugh Connor jumped in and brought the boy ashore. This makes the eighth life he has saved. lie was presented with tha Royal Humane Society's medal last year.

PATEA, this day.

STEAMER WAKATU LAUNCHED.

The steamer Wakatu has just been sue cessJully launched over tho breakwater into the liver.

UUNEDIN, this day. The banquet to the Rifle Champion was very successful. It was stated that it is probable the next meeting of the Associa tion will be held at Dunedin. The well-known racer, Fenian, dropped down dead whilst exercising at Lawrence on Thursday. BIG SOBaIDY TO COUNTIES. At the Tuapeka County Council meeting it was stated that Major Atkinson said he believed the Government would.bring down a proposal nsxt session tosutaidua County ( ouncils to the extent of £3 to £1, for the purpose of making main couuty roads. At lochclutha, Peter Lawson, aged nine years, fell into the Clutha Kiver and waa drowned.

INTERPROVINCIAL FOOTBALL MATCHES. The "Star" atatea that there is every probability of football matches, extending over a fortnight, being played in Christ church during the Exhibition. Auckland, Otaeo, and Wellington, are expected to send teams.

SWEEP CASES IN DUNEDIN.

(By Telegraph.—Press Association.)

DUNEDIN, this day. Six of the defeudants in the sweep cases were fined 40s and costs by the City Bench tbis morning. The Mayor, and Mr Fish, were among the number. Mr Bracken was not proceeded against, as tho police saw no money pass to him. In all, about 20 persons were fined for sweeps. There were fifty informations hid.

Association Prize Firing.

Tho firing for the STAH Cup and £11 5a money prizes is taking place at the Mount Eden'range this afternoon. Ranges 400, 500, and COO yards; five shots at eacb. The leading scores at 400 yards are :— Woolley, 19 ; Robinson, 19; Sterling, 19 ; Taylor, 19; L. Eady, 18; White, 18; Leigh, 18; Rose, 18 : McLeod, 17 ; Payne, 17 j Rimmer, 17 ; Hay, 17 ; Traye?, 17; Handley, 17; Adams, 17.

SAN FRANCISCO MAIL NEWS.

An Attempt to Kill Alexander 111. JSot Reported by the Russian Fress.

The following statement of an attempt upon the Czar's life comes from a private source:—"The Czar finds that he is not safe in his Palace of Gatschina. It was his habit to rise early in the morning and bo at onco to his study, and when ho lose it was the duty of tho guard to make a fire in tho stove. Sometimes the Czar himself handled the wood. A private letter, dated St. Petersburg, January 10th, says that an attempt was made in December to kill the Czar, which the Russian papers we not permitted to report. Early in the month the Inspector of tho Palace rushed into the presence of the Adjutant, and told him to warn the Czar not to have a fiie niade in the stove, for be had over heard a suspicious talk between the fire man; whose duty it was to furnish the £ood, and an officer of the guard. The Czar and an adjutant examined the fuel, arid, after some search, found that several pieces of wood wero hollow and filled with dynamite-enough in all to haye caused an explosion equal to'that at the Winter Palace a year earlier. The fireman and officer disappeared and havo not yet been found. Alexander does not dare go near bis conservatory, which has been pne pf his favourite resorts, for he has been warned of danger there, and it is believed that the plants are poisoned. Prince Bismarck Enragem,

Prince Bismarck has skown in a dramati cally Impressive manner that he has the courage of the convictions Unstated in the reeent rescript of the Prussian King. This document was criticised by Professor Haenel, on the third reading ol the Budget on Tuesday, January 24th. Pnnce Bis marckwaspreaont, and immediately roe bd to reply. His tone was decidedly ZressivT He described himself as the Koyal Prussian Plenipotentiary, and declared that the object of the rescript was not to create a new law, but to define an existing ono; that the maxim, ''The King reigns, but does not govern," was not applicable to Germany; that although his name was at ttobottoi of the rescript he was equally responsible lor the acts of the Sovereign whether he countersigned them or not. " You want," he said to the members, "to sea royally through a curtain, but, he added, "royalty must not be allowed to bo weakened by disuse. A Parliamentary majority, in Germany is not able," he protested, " to restrict the right of the Crown." Prince Bismarck then defined his own position, from 1880 to 1870 he had "served as a cover to the Boveiei«n." " Does," he angrily and some what superfluously aske/J, "anyone accuse me of cowardice f • He repeated the question geveraltimes. He losthis temper when doing bo, and striding up to the place where the Liberal members sat, shook his fast in theirfales, and challenged them to charge him with cowaulice. There vras an im mense uproar, and the Prince quitted the Chamber amid general disturbance. Al though, in the oonise of his remarks, he said that he-had bft a.sick-bed the rescript, he displayed no signs of weak ness or of tailing health.

A Treat For The Colonies. It i's no uncommon thing for thb Popular lecturer who "has been 'fftbrnngit' en American platforms to continue Ms joaney to the Australian colonies. Mr Archioald Forbes proposes to do this, and the colonists may he congratulated on the treat in store for them. There is some idea that a lesser celebrity who has just crossed the Atlantic to lecture will extend his trip in the same way. But it Is very doubtful whether Australian and New Zealand audiences will care to listen to Mr Oscar Wilde. So far he has met with but little success in the United States, and it is indisputable that he has excited much ridi cule, iflis appearance upon the platform in Courtdi-esswith the regulation "tights,'1 big cadaverous1' countenance, hjs monoton- Stis ■utterance of long-V/inded' platitudes, these appear to have at fust amused, they grievously bored his hearers, many of whom left the hail before the completion of the lecture.

A Curious Story.

Australia plays a part in a curious story which has jast come to l'ght. The remote ness of the Antipodes has long made them in theory if not in practices favourite sanc tuary for those who wish to fly from the old

I country. Asa matter of fact, the number oi successful fugitives ii few, now that inter-communication ia rapid, and that the telltale wire can antici pate the runaway with full particulars of his appearance. But it is still possible for minor misdemeanants who abscond to get to Australia, and there remain perdu as long as they please. Mr Bernard Vince, of Norwich, who coolly deserted bia wife and family many years ago, went to th 3 other end of the world, and so effectually hid himselt that he was given up for dead. But he did yet more. With a boldness which secured immunity he returned to England, and took up his residence in Yar mouth, the very place where the wife and children he had abandoned wsre occa sionally living. For years he evaded detection. No doubt he was changed in external appearance, and was not to be easily recognisid. But when brought face to face with his wife there was an end to his duplicity. It ap pears that he was carrying on the business of a shoemaker, and that his own wife came into his shop and spoke to him across his counter. Something in his face recalled her missing and long absent husband. Identification sojn followed, and the game was up.

The Jewish Persecution in Rus sia.—Horrible Atrocities.

An account of the events of 1881, with regard to the persecution of the Jews in Eussia, is furnished to the "Times ' by a correspondent, who says :—" It is time that the English public should become aware ot the character and extent of the persecutions which the Jews of Russia have undergone during the past year. The Warsaw riots havo come merely as the last term (a« yet) of a series of similar outbreaks which have ravaged the south and west of Busiia to an extent of which people outside that counuy have not the faintcat conception. The news which has crossed the borders ,has been of the most meagre description, chiefly in the form of telegrams announcing that anti-Jewish liots had occurred \n such and such a place. Coming at various intervals, they have altogether failed to strike the imagination, and it is due solely to tbia cause that the public opinion of England, so ready to undertake the cause or suffering humanity, has not given vigorous expression to its feeling of abhorrence. During tho past eight months a tract of country equal in area to the British Isles and France combined, stretch ing from the Baltic to the Black Sea, has been the scono of horrors that have hitherto only Leen perpetrated in meditoval days during times of war. Men ruthlessly mur dered, tender infants dashed to death, _or roasted alive in their own homes, married women the prey of a brutal lnstj that has often caused their death, and young girls viohted in the sight of their relatives, by soldiers who should havo been the [guar dians ot their honour—these have been the deeds with which the population of Southern Russia has beon stained since last April. In the tface of these honors loss of property ia of little moment, yet they have been accompanied by the razing of whole streets inhabited by Jews, by the systematic firing of the Jewish quarters of towns in Western Russia, and by the pillage of all the property on which thousands of Jewish families were dependent for their existence. In addi tion to all this, many Russian towns have heartlessly teized the occasion to expel from their limits crowds of Jews, who have been left by this inhuman and deliberate u.easuro homeless amid masses infuriated against them. And during these Bcencs of carnage and pillage the local authorites have stood by with folded arms, doing little or nothing to prevent their occurrence and rocurrenco, and allowing th» ignorant peasantry to remain up to this day under the impression that a ukase existed ordsring the property of tUe Jews to be handedover to thcirf ellow Rus sians. So far from publicly expressing re probation of these outrages, the Minister has Issued a rescript clearly botiaying that the Kussian authorities fully share the pre judices of the mob, and contemplate adding to the burdens and inequalities which have been the diroct cause of the embittered feeling which has led to theae disorders. After giving details of the outrages com mitred »t Kief.Elizabethgrad, Saratov, and elsewhere, the correspondent concludes the recital (which is to be continued) by stating that, although the occurrences mentioned are no doubt the most important, they are far from including all the similar events that have occurred during the past year. "They have been selected from a list of over 160 towns and village* in which cases of riot, rapine, murder, and spoliation have been known to occur during the last nine months of 1881. Out of these, information was collected from about 45 towns and vil lages in Southern Russia. In these alone aro reported 23 murders of men, women, and children, 17 deaths caused by violation, and no fewer than 225 cases of outrage on Jewesses. Such have been the horrors that throughout the past year have assailed the 3,000,000 Israelites who inhabit Vussia. Nor is there any indication tbat the atro cities will cea*e during the present year, unless the Russian Government will inter vene in the sacred caußO of civilisation and humanity." . ' The "Times," continuing its article on this subject yesterday morning, says :- Besides appealing to the blind passions or the mob, the Jew-haters of Russia have during the past year resorted to more j systematic effort to harass the hapless | Israelites. Tho Russian monjik has a method almost peculiar to himself ot ex pressing his ra«e and hatred. Moscow is but the most celebrated instance of periods of Russian history when incendiarism has been the order of the day.' Whenever the fever point of excitement is leached arson is usually the direction in which it overflows. Sb well is this recognised in Russia that tho peasants hare a technical name for tho deliberate firing of tawns-the "red bock" is said to crow. During the past year Miis method of revenge baa bepn resorted t.o on a large sp»!e against the J, ews of Russia, especially in the West. By the end of June the "red cock" has crowed over fifteen towns in Westprd Russia. Many thousands of Jews weip rendered homeless by this means,' and, on July 3 6 000 Jews lost their homes by fife at Minsk, 4,800 being deprived at every means of subsistence at the same time. The town of Pin«k, in the «ama province, suffered a like fate. And shortly alter wards a conflagration took place at Koretz, inVolhynia, In which thirty lives were lost, and 5,000 souls were left withont o home. Kvery week added to the number of fires ia towns inhabited by Jews till, by the end of September, the list extended to forty-one towns. This pro bably involved the loss of heme to 20,000 Jews. To the mass of homeless and penni : less preatures in Southern Russia must be 1 added the many victims of pillage. The violence of the mobs often wrecked whole streets of houses as completely as any tore, and we know of g,OOO who were thus ren. dered homeless at Kieff, 1,600 at Smielo, 1.000 at Konotop, 600 at Ouchow, and 300 at Alnchchoff. The value of property des troyed in the south has been reckoned to reach £16,000,000 sterling. It is possible that an aggregate of 100,000 Jewish fami lies has thus been reduced to poverty,

SAILING RACE.

A sailino race, for a sweepatakps of $11 arside, took place this afternoon betwepn the twenty-feet open boats Fraud, Eunice, Ped, and Gem. The boats were con- Bide'red to. be very evenly matched. The | course lay from the end of the Queen street Wharf, round the Daphne's buoy round the Sandspit. buoy, lonnd vaphoe boy ogaiD, round the upper- hulk, twice round, finishing off the Queen-street Wharf, Shortly betore 2 o'clock, the four boats came to the starting post. The Petrel which wrs expected, to talte part, having to put back because her centre board would not work ike Bunt acted: as Btarter, and Sent the boats off. fhe 'gem, with Cook as s'teers nian, turned the1 leading position and "Sit d6wn the harbour with tf stiff north-east breesp. M«*wpn followed 7.k a Quarter of,a mile ahead a? d £ EuS which occupied thf Fraud, whicl; still 'mainta^ed » goofl i Lad with the Eunice" anf Gem struggling i SS'by ride and the Pod a long distance, ! a'aterg.

The directors of the Thames Biver'Steam navigation Company have appointed Mr Jno. Hudson, bo long connected with the Moanataiari Goldminint; Company, to the post of manager and secretary. ,

FISHER AND COS. NEW BUILDINGS.

The appearance of Queen-street will shortly be improved by the erection of a new struc ture for the Bank of New South Wales and a handsome block of buildings for the Fisher and Co. Meat Preserving Company on the site of the old wooden shanties opposite Mr E, Water's restaurant, which are now being razed to the ground. A rapid extension in the business of the Meat Company has rendered increased accommodation necessary, and hence Messrs Mahoncy and Sons were engaged to prepare the necessary plans and specification. An inspection of these shows that the building will adjoin the present shop, and will consist of three storeys, built of brick, cemented, and roofed with slate. On the ground floor, there will be a shop, 18 x 40 feet, with a wide staircase leading to the first and second floors. Each of the upper storeys will contain three large offices. At the rear, separated by a 10 feet passage, will be another brick building of three storeys, with a frontage to Mill's Lane, which the company intend to use for meat-preserving aud refri gerating purposes. It will measure 43 feet in length, by 23 in width. The front of the edifice will be a continuation ot the style of architecture on which the present buildings are constructed. The following tenders were icceived to-day for the work:—

Tho Bonooko station, comprising blocks on tho Old Man Plains, North Bonooke, and Canairo, in the Murrumbidgee district, Australia, wilh 40,400 acres of freehold land, 27,400 sheep, 130 cattle, and 30 horses, was cold at auction to Mr Franc Sadleir Falkiner, for £122,000.

Said Brown : " Smith won't have so soft a thing ns he has had." "I don't know," replied Robinson, 'he'll have a soft thing so long as he doesn't lose his head."

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR. SATURDAY, MARCH 11.



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Hfcclesiasticai. ■\7~OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ABSO- X 01ATION, cornar of Wolleßley and Albert streets.—Meeting for United Prayer will be hold THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 7.30. A Bible Heading will be giron. Frlands are cordially invited. A BIHUE CLASS tor MEN every Sunday afternoon, from 3 UUi. Si. PAUL'S CHUKOH.-8 a.m., Holy Communion; 11 a.m,, Morning Prayer, Litany, and Sermon; 7 p.m., Kvening Prayar and Harmon. " Tba Ruin of the Soul." Si. SKPULOHRISS OHU*OH, Kyber Pass.—Sunday. 12th March-8 and 11 a m., Holy Communion, Premoheia: 11 a.m., the Ulgbop; 1 p.m., Rev. E. H. Gulliver. M.A. ST. MATfHEYY'iS CHURCH.-Lenten Coutao of Leotures on "The Soul." 11. (unavoidably postponed from Sunday Evening last), "Sin. and ita Conuequuncos to tho Soul. morning. 111., " aonl-RepenUnoe," evening. ST. THOMAS'S CHUKCH, Union street —The uinal Services will bo held in above church Tomorrow, at 11 a.m.andßJS p.m. the Rer. H. K. Kdwards will olQclate. Seata free and open. All are Invited. ~\XJ ELLESLEY-STKEET BAPTIST TT CHURCH. - Sunday Morning (to morrow), RevC. Carter; Evening, at Choral Hall. Mr Thoa. Spurgeon. 6A6. PONSUJNBY BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL. The Anniversary Services in connection with tho above School wIU bo held In tho Ponßonby HaUTO-MORKOW: Morning at 11-Mr Thoe. Spurgeon Afternoon at 3—Mr Robson Kvening at 6 30—Rev. Chas. Carter. A Collection will be made after each servloe In aid of tho Sohpol Fund. On the following TUESDAY EVENING the Annual Tea Meeting will be held at 6.30, in tho School-room. Publio Meeting in Ponsonby Hall at 7.30; addresses by Mr Spnrgeon, Roy. Mr Kunclman, and other ministers and frlords. Tickets to the Tea Meeting, Is M. ESLEYAJN CHUKCH, PlTl'- STREKT. On SUNDAY next (To-m»rrow),at 3 p.m., Mr Gow JukuQfar, an African Missionary, will deliver an Address on "Mleslopsin South and Central Africa," Collootlon In aid of Missions. FITT-STKEET WESLKYAN CHURCH.-Mor»tog, at 11, Roy, W. Mor ley t Kvening, at 6,30, Rer. T. Bnddle. nRAFION KOAU WESLEYAJN \JT CHUROH.-Morning, at 11. Rev. A.a CauKhey t Evening, at 6 30. Rev. W. C, Oliver, VTEWMAKKET WESLEYAN 1.1 CHURCH.— Morning, at 11. Mr J, Foster j Evening, at 630. Mr W. Beaomont. ARNELL WESLEYAS CHUKCH.-^- Sunday Services—Morning, at 11, Rer, W. C. Oliver; Evonlng, at D.30. Rer. A. C. Caughey. T>OJSSOJNBY WESLEYAN CHUKCH. X -Morning, at 11, Rer. H. R. Dowsbury; Bvenlng. at 6.30, Mr K. J. Boaster, iffORTH SHOKE WESLEYAN _L 1 CHURCH.-Morning, at 11. Mr T. W. Newbold; Krening, at 8.30. Rev. W. Morley. A" BCH-HILL WESLEYAN SIcR VICES, - Divine Serrios will be held in the Public School-room To-morrow Evening, at&3o,byMrHnlbert. I7ILLERSLIE WESLEYAN SERVICES Ili -Divine service will be held in tho Pablle School-room To-morrow Evening, at B.SO, by Rev. Mr Whewell. "\rEWMAKKET PRIMITIVE METHO -131 BIBT CHURCH.' ' Sabbath Hohool Annlverearr Sermons will bo preached TO-MORROW, Maroh 12, Afternoon at 3, Kvening at 6.80, by Rev. J. Qur. The -Anniversary BolriSs will be held on TUESDAY, lltb. Tea at 6.30. Addresses by mißlstem And friends. Singing by the Children. Tloketß.ls6d. ■' - '" cjEKVIGKS in the Primitive M;ethodii) O Bun'day Sohool-room. Upper Fl^t and Edwin streeta.-The Htr. 3. Long will prjaoh af 3 o'olopk In ths' AfterMOo. a»d Mr Ford (lately trom Hbgland) In the Kvening at 6.30, TjiRANKLIH ROaD PRIMITIVE JD MKTHPDI3T CHUROH.-Servlces To morrow-Morning at il. per- •!• °W 5 Evening at 6 30. Mr T. ConplanS. ORIMITIVE METHOPIST CHURCH, JL Ale?andra-strett.-Tho R«r. J. Long will praaah in the Morning at IL and \a the Evening atOJO; , fTNITED MITHODIBT FREE U CHURCH, Pitt and Vinwnt streeto.- Bnnlar Servioe*, Mar«h 13, to be,«onduotea In the Mornlngat 11, as d in the Evening at6.au, by th« Rer. T. Hodgson. , ST. DAVID'S CaUKCB, SYMONDS STREET. Morning, at H-Rer.ProfeEßorSaimond.D.D., ofDunedin. Kvoning. at 7—Rer,. James Patterson, M.A., UT. AJSDKEW'S CHUKUH.-TJießev, O Mr Paterson, of WeUlngton, will preaph in St. Andrew's Chnr«h In the fqrenofln of Snnday next, 12th lPBt:. TME YON PORT PRESBYTERIAN \J OHUR"!H.-Bervloes To-morrow, at 11 a.m, and 6 80 p.m., by Rev. A, Murray MoOaI '■^TESUS, FKOM THE JORDAN." 0 To-morrow, B. 30. by B. Lewis, Evange list, at the Christians' Meeting House, Cook and Hobson-streets. ___. mEMPERANCE HALL.-Geo. A. L Brown will Leotnra on Sunday night, al 6.45. Subjeot, "The Dispensation of thd Mystery." Morning service at %l o'olook. mENX MEETING atMpgare BridßOj- X Mr Wijlcox will Lepture on Sunday Night, at7p'p)oofr. ! 1— /^OSPEL TENJ', Uewmarkpt.—TJiis \JT BWnßat?:L6 rd'sDayat3and7. AU seats free. No collection. —^_ HIiUsTADIiLPHIANS meet in the Carlton Aoademy. Hobson street, every ftat day of the week to break bread, 11 a.m.i Hthl»Olas°.3p.m. Truth-teekersjnvlted;^^ 7SHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST LAT (J TUR-DAY SAINTS hold^Meetings in the are invited.. No oolleotloo. ; ZnphTIAL SERVICE OF SUNG TO- S MORROW on the Hospital Lawn (weather Lincoln. - ■ ' ■ - maEATKE ROYAL: SUNDAY EVEN. 1 TOG SERTICES.' under the ©onduo* of thS YotinKmrfs Christiari AwpolaUon:' ori in his Silent Sorrow." ' — TTITEHirNGA^CON GREG ATIOJN A L iJ OHUKCH.-Usual Services Totaorrow. Subjects: Morning. "The Lawgiver;» Even- Ing " The Gooil Samaritan.' _. C~ONOREGATIONAL OHU.RQH, BKR,K§rp i RP.-STR.BE'kl THE ANNIVERSARY SERVICES 1 Of this bhurohwlU be conducted OnßUN,DVr,«th'^B*<. When Sarmona will be preached by the BBV. T.ROSKBY, LI/..D.. 1 ' And tfio RRV, EOBnRTfcpU, M,&, A SOIREE ANjTiDB"O MEETING WW be hald en the MONDAY followlns. The Meeting wJU be Addressed by REVS, J. BOBSRTSON, DR. RO3KBY. W. J. HABEN3. ana other genUemon. Tickets for the Soiree-One Shilling and Six pence each.



Wanted. WANTED, a smart Boy.-* Apply be tween 12 and 1 o'clock to T. Peacock, Optician. Bhortland-streer. WAN! ED, smart Youth for the pantry. Apply to the 3tewfti-d. Auckland Club. WANTED, Two Young Girls to Berve in a Draper's Shop; must have a refer ence.—Apply this offloe. ANTED, a General Servant.-Apply to Mrs B. Tanner, Beaoh-road, North Shore. WANTED, a good General Servant- Apply at the Good Hope Dining-rooms, Wellesley-airoot K»Bt WANTED, competent Ploughman for sear town; good wages and found.— Mrs -lsmore'a Registry, Bhortiand-street. WANTED, Joiuera, good Bench Hands, at the •' Little Mill" (late Short's), foot of Cook-Btreet.—Baldock and Hatty, Proprietor!-. ANTJJD, a Smart Boy.-Apply Mon day inorning, F. Prime, and Company, Ironmongers, Karangahape-road. Newton. W' ANTED, General Sorvants and rtoußumaids. — Apply at ones, Mrs Bonwioh'a Koglstry Offloe. ahortland-Btreet. WANTED.— Come and see the Spades at 3a 3d and ia; i prong Garden Korks, Is; Bakes, Is Id and Is Id; at Dampier's Now Shop. Hobaon-s treat. ANTED, a Good General Servant; no application need bo made unless good reforenoes can be given; to a sultablu porson high wages will be pail.—Apply to Mrs otway, Wynyard-street. ANTED, a Gardener.—Apply 10 J. nay. No. 1. South Brltlah Bnildinga. \\i ANTED, respectable Boys for the V V Boot Trade.—Barrett Bros., Wakeflold atroot. WAN'I ED, Margaret to call at Harbour View House at once, whore Bhe did Borne cleaning on Thursday laßt. \\: ANTED, Elizabeth Pearce to come VT to her situation she ongagcd far on 1 Friday; will be permanont. WANTED, Engagement for a Good Servant (married), one child; go olthor with or without child.—Mrs itlamoro'a Registry. ANTED, a Thoroughly Goood uon eral Servant,—Apply to Colonel Haul taln's. Upper Qaeen-atreeti \\i ANTED, General Servaut -, yooil VT wages and small fnmaly.— Apply at onoa to Mrs LBvy,2lo. Qneon-Btrogt. WAN IED, an experienced General Servant for gentleman's family, Remu ora; good wages to suitable girl.—U. Uondry's Registry. »hortland-Btreot. ANTED, Gsod Nurso for young children (good at cowing, cxperloncoQ) for Ponsonby.—Mrs KUmoro's Roglstry, Short tindßtrcpt) !___ . WAb'IBD, a Girl about 18; country one preferred.—Apply Star Offloo. ANTED, a General Servant.—Apply after two o'clook to Mrs James Buch anan, Manukan Hoad. Parnell. ANTED, two A.B.s for barque Antares.—Apply on board. ANTED, a strong Boy for a Black smith's Shop for Mosgonul: wages, 6s and found.- Apply at this office for address. ANTED, a.Muu to work "Moulding Machines.—Apply, Auckland Timber Company. WANTED, a Gonera! (Servant—Apply —Apply at Hoftoyr Boarding Bouse, next Governor Browne Hotel, Uobson atroet. WANTED, a Housekeeper, for a Country Inn.—Apply W, H. Hazard, 1684, Qaeen-stroet',' WANTttD, at Wadman's Ollice, 8, lower Queon-street, mioiul Girlu, Housemaids, 60 General HominU (good situations open), Waitress. Kltobenmalds, and Kltahonmen. WANTED SEEN," the Fresh tot of T V Cheap Crockery and Glassware, at Dampier'a Now Shop, Hobaon-street, \Jf7ANTED, a General Servant.—Apply TT MraUrquhsrt, Alexandra Hotel. ANTKD, a Youth to drive Bread Cart North 8horo;Boy preferred.— Apply R- and It. Dndor. WANTED, a Light Thorough Braco Coach, to carry 6 passengers; must be in good ropair.—Apply Cousins and Atkln. ANTED, a General Servant; must be a good cook and laundress.—Mj a Chlng. Bemuora. WANTED, Married Farm Servants for Fiako.—Apply to Adum La; bourn, Bort-»troet: . WANTJCD, a Hoy.—Apply G. Hulmo, Butcher. WANTED, a good General Servant,— Apply Mrs Heck, Mount Albert, before 11 a.m. WANTED, a Good General Servant, mutt bavo rtferances.—Apply to Mrs Goo. Fraaer, Stone House, Mannkau Boad. Parnell. ____ WANTED, a Housemaid.—Apply to Mra Batgor, Mount Kden. WANTED.— Como anfl see tho now Iron Saucepans. Is 2d to 3s Cd; Kettles, Sa to 4b 6d; at Damplor'a New Shop, Hobaon- Btreet, W^AnTAD, two wood Bookmakers.— Apply P. Stafford, Cro«rther'a Stabler, ANTED, a Machinist-one accus. tomed to umbrella making.—Apply to J, Williams, Wyndham-Btreet (opposite Star office); W ANTKD KNOWN—That Mclvor's la tho Cheapest Shop In Town for Bed ding and every deßori»tton of Upholstery work. —Oppoalto Duiiipler'H, 52. City Market. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply at once W. Lynch's Aurora Hotel, Victoria street. Bood wages given. WANTSD, a Girl for Northern Wairoa. —Apply w. Hogg. Newmarket ANTED KNOWN — Just arrived, a grand Uno of LadUs1 Sewn High legsod Prunolla Boots, 83; Ladles' Kid Boots, fl3 Cd. N.B.- No higher prices.—W. H. Dumpier. ANTKD, a Kespectable Ueneral Horvant for the country; tor particulars apply to Mrs Little, Uolon street,' noat Wel lmgton-Btreet, betwoon 9 and 3. ' WANTED, the Ladies to come and sec ' the new lot of Silk Umbrellas, Is Cd. —W. H. Damplor, Draper, Wakefleld-strcat. WANTED, a Strong Boy about 15 to look after horses and make himself genarally useful.—Apply to Dr Hooper, Hobson street. I I L \\T ANTED, a Good Jfatmi^i, none VI o^he^ need apply. - Addresß X.y. Star Office. ' ' WANTED, a Miller for. the Waikatp.— Apply on Monday ip John Lamb, 39, Qaoon-Btreet. "_ "•«/ ANfEt), a Parlour Mai^. — Apply ?T Buona VUta, Kden Crescent, next to «ro}'a Glcgar Beer yaotory. WANTED, a fclaughterman; good pharacter from last situation necessary -Fl»her »nd Co. (' imlted). \*/A»TEDKNu WK- That J.Gilmour, Vt et Upper Bymonds-street. hat openad his new premises with a Large Stock of Droptry, Clothing. &0. WANTED, to Kent or Lease a Four roomed House, ittbling attaohed, near olty.—Btate terms BE, STABOfllce. ANTED, to Dispose of a Sma^l Business opposite the New Opeht BiiiM- Ing. Only £10 caih wanted; balance very easy tcrrn^. Bent moderate.—Apply1 Star office. \\J ANTED KNOWN-Another \pt of VV Freeh Bargains in Drapery qid Boots at Dampler's Wakefleld-atreet shop W" ANTED, Married Cpuple (without enoumbranoe); man to make himself mnerally useful, wlfo as general servant.— Apply Metoalfe fe Hill. 89. Insurance Buildings. ANTAD, Good Servant, for Whaneja rel j liberal wages.-Apply to Publisher, gTAn Office. . \\7 ANTKD, Everyone to examine the VV Handsome Tweids from whioh we ore making the noted 13b 6d Trousers.—L Phillips, Albert Hall, Darby-Btreet, • ' " WANTED KNOWN— That the Auckland Timber Company (Limited) are Manufacturers of all description of Goods, with superior Machinery and despatoh.—Worksi Custom-honse-street West ANTED Known—Hoisery I Hoigery 1 -Wriinen'fl Hose, Sjd: Qirla^. M; Boys' Books. ?d palr-lje rln tlftie; at Damplei«, ANTED~KNOWN-Tho Last Week for the Sale of the Salvage Btook of Cutlery. — Thomaß Samuel, !6. Qaeen-atreet, oppoßlte New Zealand Insurance Buildings. WANTED KNOWN, tnat i am now Soiling every dosoriptlon of China, Glass, and ltnrtbenware cheaper all round than any other shop In tho trade. Vases and China Ornaments considerably bblow town prices. Ons trial will prove the fact.—Note theaddrosß: If. A. Henman, Karangahapo Road oppoßltO Newton HbteL WANTED KNOWN, thnt Jnstalments oa «ewln'R machines'mnst be paid premptly.—W. C. IJpnnes. Depot, Qaeen street. WANTED KNOWN—Come and ace the' New Tweed at Is llidy^rd.-W.TI- Damplory __ '^__ '^ _ '; ' * a ' WANTED RNOWN, Men's Real An> uola Socks (slightly damaged). 6d pair, usual price la fid; Merino Utfler shiria, is 6d j BtiJajnpler'ft ■■_ IaTA'NT'ISf KNOWN, that yon can V i Dreas well tor a small weekly payment by BOlnxtto Munro and MUllffan. See advertise ment on front page. ■ W~~ ANTED KNOWN—The New gea land Clothing Faptorj" have a large ouantity of Eins-llaed •Casos, suitable for wator tanks. &o. 'WBlbe sold oheap r to inako room. WANTED to Sell,' Mixed Mints in gallon this; Kauri Oil, 2/9 per gallon; Priming Paint, 6/6 per gallon.—Atkfeon St CP., Freeman's' Bay; Wholeasie'Aeantail(!;esa?fl X, PorterjSCp. ' . •vrr ANTEDi KNOWN—That Munro and W Tailllgan have Removed from Karanga hape Boad' to Larger and more Centra FTemtses is HQbß«n*Uflet. near WoUlnaton ajregt, , __— ' - — \AT ANTEi) to Sell, 10 tons of Corned W Bee (Brßt-claßsquaUty),at2Jdjierlb,ln 100 20\ and aOOlbs barrels 'kegs, extra), freo on boardor rail. Terms to suit large bujere.-Q, Hutoef Manager, Auckland Moat Preserving 00. — WANTED.— Come and see the new Double Iron Bedsteads at 21s, and tne Iron Cow, "to (Id; at Dampierti New Shop, Eobsgn-street, . . ,



. Wanted. WANTED for the country, a Wan and hia Wile without enonmbranoe.—Apply Stab office. WANTED Known—Boys' Straw Hats, 6d; Leather Table Cloth, ll}d; Ladies' Coloured sJilrt;, good quality, at 3a lid; White ditto, iteJld^B^Damplot'fi. \\rANTEb,Tender7fo7threeChimney^ ¥ T Apply Ornickahank. Miller & Co. WANTED KNOWN—That Robley'a Celebrated Digestive Meal for Porridge ia a preparation only known to the undersigned. Taken iv conjunction with Kobley'a Superior Digestive Brown Bread, la a biuo remedy for Uynpopala.—J' Itobloy, Grey-street. WANTED KNOWN—That Professor Gusscott is the only Original and Practi cal American Herbalist In the Colony, and also the most expensive man to do business with. Bo requires no information; he can decide at a glance the diagnosis of the oase, thereby reliev ing tho patlont of a great doal of nervousness and hesitation, Try and disprove this if yon can , «*TANTED KNO WK-Ulaters, Ulstera. T T Come and bob the Ladies' Ulsters at 5a fld .at Dampier'a. WANTED KNOWN that tho Victorian Loan and Discount Agency's Advertise mont appears on ith page. 9th column. WAN TED-Property-holders in the city and suburbs w inning to sell may find ready buyers by calling with particulars at Central Land Agency, corner of Queen street and Vulcan-lane.—George Ifraeer, Manager. WAWTBD,— Como and see the new Coal Scuttles for 3d; the grand Coal Vasea (with shovols) only 10s; at Dampier's New Bhop. Hobaon-atroot. \V r ANTED, Everyone to know Phillips's t t Cheap Tailoring ia carried on as usual in the Albert Hall. Darby-street. WANTED KNOWN, that J. MEL DRUM, Bootmaker, Shortland-street, Auckland, la calling speoial public attention to his Custom Work. Hepairsneatly done. Boots Sewn and Pkgoeb and Madh to Oudbr. A trial roßpnottnlly BOliclted.—J. MKLDRUM. WAN IMS D KNOWN, I am selling Whito Cailcoß (30 Inch wide), in 9d doz. yards; Brown Holland (good) fid yard; Coloured Toilet Covora (largo size), la Gd.—vV. W. Dam plor, Wakelleld-Btroet. WANTED KNOWN, that E. Mitchel- Bon & Co., No. 19, Queen-atreot Wharf, are soiling Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Iflour, Oatmeal. &0.. fee, at lowest markot ratoa. WANTED, the Ladies to come and see llio new lot of 2 button Black Kid Glovos, Is lid; and the grand line of Joßophlne ditto at 3j 6d.-W. H. Dainplcr, Wttkeflold- Btreet. \\r ANTED KNO WN-American TV Bowling Saloon,—The winners of last wook's yrlzoa: Harney Bank, score 137; William Houston, soore 82. Look out for next week's prises. \\/ ANTED KNuWN—A treat for the V T Mon—Ancklndmado Klaatlo-slde Boots, Ba. No highor prioott; at Dampier's. ANTED KNOWN— Four Weeks must Clear Out tho Whole Stock of Boots and Shoos at any price. Lease expires 31»t of Maroh.—W. Johnato.i, Victoria-street. WANTED KNOWN, that "Coni fsrlne," the nsw atmospheric purifier, Is a very pleasant, aa well as thoroughly reliable Disinfectant, and should bo used In every house In any neighbourhood where scarlet fever exists. Price la 3d per tin at Gardner's English Pharmacy, 181 Queen-street, Auokland. ANTED KNOWN —Music, Muslo, Music.—The Piano Musio ordered by me from Knglnnd has arrived; all 3d and fld each. Particular attention this time la called to tv» Standard Popular 80-gs, whloh I have specially orderod from list; lut and 2nd Violin Btrlnffd, 4d; 3rd and 4th ditto, M.-W. H. DAMPIKH, Hobson-itreot, Wakoflold-itroet. and City Mark«t. _ _ ANTED KNOWN — Tomahawks, 9d and Is M ; Lanterns, la 3d to 2s 6d; GlmWets, Id to 4d{Corkaorown, id; Kireßhovels, 8d; at Dampier'a Now Shop, Hobaon-ttreet. ANTED KNO^M, that Mrs Carter, of Vlotorla-street.la now selling Cor§eta at 3« Od and 3fl 9d; handsome Kmbroldory Trim ming, Sid »nd fid; rloh fringe, Od; Beaded do., la 3d; Black Lustra, 9d and la Id ; Wools, 2s 6d por lb; White and Coloured Twist, from 2d per yard; Scarf Ties, l«_por yard.-J. Cartor. WANTED KNOWN—Wonderful Bar gains in Manchcnter -Goods. Calico, 2H; Flanuol, flid; Window Net (wide), 4Jd; &o, &0., &o.—W. H. Oampier. W anted Known. L4STTWO WEEKS OP C, 'BHQOgll'-S CLEARING-OyT SALE. GREAT BARGAINS I 1 CALL EARLY I I ! Cr>ROOKKS.I"BLUK BOOT" (oppMlte • JJROOICK3, J Garllok & Oranwoll'B, QUKKN-BTRKKT. ANTED KJNOWN—Tnat the new Zealand Timber Company are Belling all kinds of Timber and Building: Material at the very lowest rates. Very superior White Kauri, from our new bush. Just openod. \*/ANTBD Known—That O, Hawkes it wood, Hobson-Btrcot, has the Cheapest Hardwaro In town. Knbank's Star Nails, 3 Inch light, 3d: and 2} inch, at 3|d por lb; Light Wiro Nails (ij Inch, 2 inch, 2J inch), at 3d por lb; Mooring Brads (all sizes), at 2d per lb; Boiler Rivets. 18s por owt; Anohors, 5s per owt; Ship Chains, lla per owt (toatod). WANTED KNOWN-Zinc Buckets, Is Gd; Japunned Slop Pails, mM; not Wator Cans, 12a to la Gel; at Dampier'a New Bhop. Hobaon-Btrtet. : ANTED KNOWN, that H. Waite'S Fruit Tins are acknowledged to bo the beat ever introduced in the colony. Thdy re ceived a first prize at the Agricultural Show held at Klleralie on the Dili November, 1881. A recipe' is Issued to fcaoh purobaser, and the maker's name is stamped on every ltd. Sold by all Ironmongers, and at the factory, High-atroet, next City Counoll ChamboM.-K. WAITB, Wholesale and rtetall Tinsmith. ANTED KNOWN—T,he notation Waltz, only Is 6d, at Damplor's Branch Btoro in the Market Be in time. ITTANTED 'JpiOWJJ^MejS"Fancy TT Regatta Sh,lrts, 4s Qd (ill sizes). Just opened — grand! (100. — Dftmplort, Wakeflold- Btrept- T\7-ANTEDKNOWN.-Justarrivjd,s.s. YT Garonne,a splendid lot of oholc Oleo graphs.Childron's Toy Booksf rom Id eacb.&ocbs, Photographs, Stationery, Meohauloal figures and General Fanoy Goods. Ex Coromandel— Splendid lotot Toys, the beat la lines we have ever had,—C. W. Goodson, In thanking hla numerous cuatomors for their patronage, hav ing established by demonstration their appreci ation of hia ell'orts to supply a need in thla in creasing city, would Intimate his latentlon, In order that he may be ablo to maintain his posi tion aa taking the l«ad In the Auo-land fancy trade, of visiting England during the Printer months, and making hla own ao!ootlon< of goodd for the coming season, thsro^y iinpartltiK a knowlodioo' the present reqtliromenta of) thp trade to his burer who is constantly on the mar' ket.-GooHaon'B Londdn Arcade. ■- ' ~ YOUNQ MAN (G.rctcer) waata Private Loclßlnga w^ere no other boarders are kept: dinos out; state terms; near olty,— Addreto Grooer. 3mr Office, VIO LIN, -Wanted, Tuition for a year. Addrpsa " Learner," Stab Office- A GENTLEMAN requires Comfortable Board and Kcsldenoe In a private family. -Address MO, Box 159, Poat-offlce. A GENTLEMAN, dining in town, re quires Partial Board and Lodging vjitll q respectable family, two or thraa mlldf. from town; paddonking of a ho;te' attil bathing in olnaive; Mount Altot'preferred,—Apply, with terms, to KO; P.O. Box 260. Auckland. 7Tjsvohpokt highway XJ DIBTEIOr. WANTED, a Man to undertake reraQva] of sightsoil and house refuae, ift per wee« will be paid as subai^y; Yqrther partloulani may bo obtained from the tjnaerglgned, to whom apDll- O'atltma must bs cent before S p.m. ot;Monday nest. BENJAMIN TANNER, Seoretary, TO KOOK.KEEPERS AKD AC - COUNTANTB. Wanted, by the Thames Newspaper and Printing Company (Limited), a thoroughly qualified Man to act as Secretary to the Coni pans ; also as Accountant, &c., in •"fhameg Advertiser" Office. An acquaintance with newspaper offloo work xil\l to a'reoommenda tion, , ■•■ '\ Asalloatioßß, etating the f alary expeoted asd ihti> ieenrltjr the applicant can ofter, accorfl panled by teßtimouialß, to he sent to Mr Spsinht, " Advertiser" Office, Tha,mea, cot later t^an SATUKDAY. the \ith Instant. ' Partjcqiars of t!^e duties to bo porfortned can be seen at the ofiipe of this paper, Board ana Kesidencei OMFOKTABLE BOARD AND, EK&IDKNOK for two rcsp'ootablo ybuag men,—Mrs' Kavanagh, Nelson-stieot, second house from Cook-street. • " CIOMFOKTABLE- .uoavd and Residence J for a jaung man in Hobson-atreet, In a private family,—For furthor Information,, ad dreea HMW, this offlco. .TiOVEKNOK BROWNE HQIJU. \_JT KOBSON-STRB^, Board aito LaDaiija- _7.:— - ..Sffii per Week BOJQL3 HaOU___..--^_ ..2H. TTSTEDDINGi Keeper, ana Gem Rings, VV always in stock.—Jaa, Adams, Watoh maker, Victoria-street. _?1 i\ T0 ifc10! 000 LENT on BwildlnK 9&_i_" Society principles, or on other terms to unit borrowers. Mortzaees and Loans nego- Uttted, Sea Lint of Properties for sale on fourth paga. Six per cant, allowed on money deposited for Investment. —C> Wiijjamson, Land, Estate and Kinanoial Agent. Vnloaß l-j»e. i LASS WOUKS, Freeman's Bay.— V3T Glass Preservlng-jara, Jam' Jars, Jelly Cans, Tumblers, (all 'size*, Confectioner a Jara Is per lb, 5 Lamp Chimneys Ib, Ship's Lamps, Cheese shades, and Garden Shades. Highest price given for broken gloss. ... ;



For Bale. FOR SALE, a first-class Sextant, with all latest improvements.—Apply to Mr Bond, corner of Vulcan Lane and Queen-street. LBASUBE BOAT.-F.jr Balo (cheap), Light and Nearly Mew Keel Pleasure Boat: well built, about 38 feet lone. Price, with Bails, bcullb, &c, £13.—Apply by latter, KEtf, Stab Office. jjIANOFoTTJE for Sale, a Bargain. A JL Rood Second-hand Piano for £18; at ThQB. H. Webha'a, Oak Pottage. Hobsonstreet. PIANOS if UK SALK, veryeneap, just opened, in handsome oases (Iron frames), extra bolted, and with all the latest improve ments. Persons In want of a really good instru ment would save many pounds by seeing the above, whloh are now on view. Second-band Piano, £2C. Pianofortes tuned from sa.—'lhos. 11. Webb, Oak Cottage, Hobaon-street, nearly opposite Mr Minetti's, Baker. N.B.—Name on entranoo gate. ______^___ STOKES'S POlNT.—House ot o rooms (not quite finished) and two allotments In garden to be Sold cheap.—l). F. Kvans. Estate Agent. Queen-street. 117 gjiOK SALE, Duke-street, flewton, V Verandah Cottage, six rooms, and a work shop, good well, garden, Re—U. F. Kvans Land Agent, Queen-Btreet. . ■. - ■ ■ - I/1 UK SALE, all that magnificent Corner §] Allotment, Franklin Road and ICngland ttreot, about 91 x 101, planted with ornamental reea, &o. This ia, without exception, the beßt in the c vicinity both at present for a villa residence, and prospoottvely as a grand business Bite.—o. V, Kvans, Estate Agent, Queen-atreet. . 854_ REMUERA.— a valuable little lot of about 12 Aores, a portion of which is without donbt really flretolass Land,—l). F, Evans, Estate Agent, Qneen-Btreet. 437 FOE SALE, New and WeU-finished House; six apoma fitted with register grates, oven, tank, ko.j very desirable; situate near Pousonby Hall. Price £825.-D. F. kvans, Katate Agent. 430 IjWR' SALE, Williams-street," near Wei- V llngton-streot, a very Dice Verandah Cottogo, i rooms, etc. (now let at 19b per week), in good order; price, *300.-D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. 418 ihOB. SALE (Howe-street), a very pretty X? Villa containing \ five rooms, pantry; water laid in, nice garden, &a; all in flrst-olaßß order; splendid view; a very dcßirable place. - D. F. uvans, Betato Agent, Quoon-strcct. 125 j7u)R~~BALE, Business Premises at F Mount Kdon, situate In main road; a Bplendid opening for a Chemist, as at present there is Dot one in thin large and populous district. The building Is now. substantial, and well finished.—Full particulars from Mrs Jack, on the promises, or of D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qneen-Btreet. I")RO«rECT TEKIIACB.-A very nice Verandah Cottage of six rooms, fitted with oupboards. bookoage, dresaar, &o.: gas and water laid in; good garden, stable, tea— D. F. Kvans. Katate Awent (jneen-street. PONSONbY TERRACE (near All Saints' Church), a oompaot and comfort able House of five rooms, two tanks, &o.; good corner allotment Price 6330.—1). F. Evans. KBtate Agent. Queen-street. 4Q3_ PONSONBY,— A new and very pretty Verandah Cottage of fi rooms, allotment, tank, etc., all complete, and is firat class order. Very cheap. £820.— U. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qnoen-atreet. J27 STOKES'S POINT.-Splendid Allot* inputs fonoed and planted with fruit and ornamental trees. In splondld position, over looking the harbour, near the beach.—D. V, Kvans. Estate Agent. FKOSWSCT.STREKT, near fonsonby Hall.—New and thoroughly well-finished House of four rooms, fitted up with almost evary oonvonienoo. Allotment S3 x 100, for Immediate sale,—D. W. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. _ CIAMPBeLWILLE, Ponsonby.-Hnnd- J some Villa Resldenco (almost new), in first olaaa order; with one acre of ground tastefully laid in garden, splendid orchard Just coming Into full bearing; ma«Blflocnt view (owner leaving for Sydney f.—D. if. Kvans, Estate Agent. Qnoan-atrett. 131 MOUNT EDEN (near Mr Kelly's), a new and well-flnlihed House of five rooms, replete with almost every convenience, Buuh as register grates, kitchen range, &a; allot ment about 50 x 200; main road frontage; vary desirablo.-B. F. Evans, Estate Agont, Queen street. 108 SUBURBAN STOKE tor Balo,-A first rate bnslnoßS for Salo in ono ot the best of Auckland suburbs; the position is second to none; a splendid opening; full particulars from D. F. Kvanfl. Batata AKont, Anokland. 325. QPKING-STKEET, Ponsonby — Hand- C 5 some now House, thoroughly well finished, rooms laig» and lotiy, standing on two allot ments, lam inatruotod to eftact an immediate ea'e—business matters calling the owner away from the district.—Full particulars from D. F. Evans, Estate Agont, Queen-street 409 IjiOK SALE, Building Allotments, situa. . ted In Spring-street, Ponaonby, best posi tion, at 25s per foot: Shelly Beach lioad, at 42s lid; Kmraott-atroot,3os; Bayflold, Ponaonby, 12s (M; Ponsonby Road (near Mason's), 30a; Mount Edon (nuin road). 60s; NewtQn Road. 10a; Pon eocby Terrace, splendid allotment, lully stocked with (rult trees, flowers, and vegetables, 40 x 100, for £100: and other desirable lots on ap plication to D. F. Evans, Estato Agent, Queen street. _ 1(1 O R 8 A L X OR L E A S K. Takapuna. VonTH Sqoijß.—Desirable Store, Dwolltna, ana Outhaiißes, almost new and in flrnt-olaau order, together with 6 sores Bplendid Land (in crops) on main road and in the vicinity of the beautiful lake, and commanding splendid view ot Auckland harbour. A most desirable property, and well worthy Inspection. D. F. EVANB, 381 Kstate Agent VTORTHCUTE, STOKER'S POiAT. FOR SALK, all that v»ry desirable piece o( Land, ultuated on Main Road, between Prtiaby terlan ChnrO'i Bite and new Sbhool'Building, being about 1} miles from the wSaff, This Lot, whloh extends from the' Main Road through to the beautiful KauHJQulloy, has been sub-divided Into setitiom, ranging from half-an-acre up wards, all of whloh are ftrst-olaes Villa Sites, or tor market gardens could not be surpassed. The Fertility of tbo land Is made manifest by the luxuriant native growth now upon It—plenty of timber, magnificent tree ferns, &&, &o. The Lota are now pegged off and, ready for delpptlon. Terms—} oasn, or suoh torraa qs agreed upon. Purchasers can- depend qpoa every facility being gtvon both atf regards purchase and bulla- Ina;. ' Ku.ll partleolais from D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent, Queen-Btreot, next "Herald. JLfl U X S A ]b £ PonßOnby Ro.ad.-AU that moat desirable pro perty, sltnato $n raaln road, corner of Cameron abet Nprfolkovrotts, and now In occupation of the Her H. X, Dewubury. T^e Hoqso contains blx rooms, th«ronghly built, woll finished, and replete with almost every oorofort, such as gas laid on, &o; ■< ho Allotment boo a frontage of 110 feet to Ponoonby Road, by about 220 feet to each Cameron and Norfolk-streets, all securely fenoed, and planted with ornamental and fruit trees, This is, without doubt, a most valuable Pro perty, and for a business site is unsurpassed. ror Building sites, it could bo sub-dlvlded to great advantage, having three frontages, but I am instructed to clteot a salo In one lot: " D. F. JtyAN3i < Estate Agent. Queen-street. JJEST N.EW.CA»TL^i gOAL.B HOUSEHOLD J^LaCKSJUTHS1, m? 'aAgKUJV NQW DISOHABaiNO, Also, LOCAL GOALB AND FIBKWOOD (Lowest HaSBS) DELIVERED IN TOWN OR COUNTRY. W. & G. WINSTONE. HP H E HAY M^ AR% XT> ■- 105, QUKKN-STRKK'f," AUO^LA'ND, ON BAhlf, 4TUUVKD ipitn OOKOM A ' 1 )KL AND ' ' " ' ROMAN KMPIKU,- White Clover, Red Clover, Alsy!;o Clur-er, Cow grass, Meadow Foßcn\ Meaoow Foxtail, Crostod Uog3toil, Vapo, Trefolium Inoarnatum ( •Scarlet Clover^, FROM AMKH3OA DIREOr- Tlmp^hy, Kentucky Bluegraßß (Poa Pratensib). Poverty Bay Ryegr&sa, Canterbury RyegtaES, Cocksfoot, Pralriegrass, Rattail, EARLY BKRD POTATOES, AS FOLLOWS :- Ashleaf Kidney, Taylor's Kidney, Canter bury Flukes, Patterson's Victoria, LATKR VARISriKS-Hobart, Sutton'o %ft& num Bonum, Sutton'd Flower Bal^ etc, ' Also, Oats, Barley. Garden aria Slower Seed, Coarse, Fine and Koc'/'Sa'lt, Bran, Sharps, New Zea land Flax, Tow, liaoon and Hams, - '' BONBDUoT and BONttFLOUR. ot all grades, ISLAND AND PffR.UVJAN GUANO, &C, &C. HESKETH & AITKEN, (For continuation, see First Page). ' Liceneingr Notices, *\T iGENSING ACT, 1881.' DISTRICT OF TAKAPUNA. EIiECTION OF COiyiMITT?B-J5Ki5. I hereby, in aooordanpe with "ThaLloenßing Aot^lSSl," ana RogulaUon ot Local ffiFectiW Apt. 1876." notify that tho under mont'bned persons have been Nominated for ffie office of Members of the Licensing Com mittee lor the District abovenamed :- Bartley. Edward Brown, William Hollo 1 Cox, Alfred Fenton, William Henry Harbutl 1 homas Jetooato I«aah, Hugh Hart ' '" Mackay, Robert ' Milne, John - As the number of Candidates Nominated (3) cxooedß the number of offloes to be ailed (5), I hereby give notice'that a Poll will be taken at the Public Hall, Dsvonport, the Publlo Hall, Northcote, and the Dittrict Librarj-. Lake Takapuna, between the hours of 9 in thfc '*re noon and 0 In the afternoon of MONDAY, the 13th diy of March, 1832. Dated at Devonport, this 6th day of March ■ 1882, ■'" : , ■ i THOMAS 88 AM AN, 1 Returning Oflloer.



To j_et rp o l c t. OOMMODIODS GKNtLKMAN'd RKSI DKNCffi (new) of eight rooms, situated in Princea-streot, Albert Park. Situation excel lent ; gas and water laid on; plunge and shower bath*; convenient detached offices.—Apply to W. Beaumont. 3tak offloe. r>tO LET for 8 Term, th_t Old establisl ed 1 Business known as "R. Duffy's Hay and Corn Store and Grooery Shop," at the top of Hobßon-atreet. TO LET, in Grace-street, Ponsonby, a New Six-roomed Honse; water laid on, with every convenience; about 200 yards from Poneonby Koad.—Apply next door. I\O LET, Newton, a Furnished Cottage, containing 5 rooms. The furniture com prises every household requisite.—Full partiou lars from D. ff. Evans. Kutata Agent. Qneen- Btreef. ff\O LET, Shop and Dwelling situate in X Karangahape Road, near top of Howe atreet; rent, only 18a per week. Also, Stable and Cart-sked; rent. 3s per week,-Apply to D. F. Kvana. Katate Agent. Queen-street. nno LET—Comfortable Cottage of 4 JL Rooms and Soullery; situate In Claronce stroet, Ponsonby; rent. Us per week.—D. 7. Kvnng. Estate Agent. Qneep-Btreet. _ rpO LET, that handsome and com .L modious Residence now In occupation of Rev. Mr. Kdwards, situated in O'Coiiuelt-Btroet, Ponsonby. Possession 2nd April.—Wor cards to view and full particulars apply to D. *'. Kvana, Estate Agent, Queen-street. mo LET, in Kegent-esrect, Seaficld I. View, a comfortable Residenoo. Rent, 16a per week.—F. B. E wlngton. 81. Queen-street. TO LET, three Brick Shops, Lower Albert-street (next to Block Bull HoteDi- Apply to J. Craig, Oommeroe-Btreet. TO LET, to the best business part of Queen-street, a New bhop, having a ironfogo of 11 feet and a depth of 60 feet, and two large Showrooms overhead, each IB feet by 28 feet—Apply to William Rattray. Diaper and Clothier, 178.180. and 182. Queen-street HpO LET, Offices in Queen-street, Up- JL stairs and Down-stain.—Apply Mutual Life Association of Australasia, Mo. 81, Queen street; _ nno LET, Shop and tour rooms, Victoria- JL street West; water and gas,—M. .Can1, Bootmaker. " ' . .'.. TO LET, a Brick Bpkeitcrasa""and Oven (nearly new), in rfflland-stroet, off Wftko fleld-street; rent, £1 per woefc.—Apply to V. A. White. ; ;.._ j: . ■ ' mo LET, a six-roomed House in St. L George's Bay Road, Parnall.—Apply to IV Coals and Son, ■ ' ry\O LET, a Mew Seven-roomed Fonse in I Karangahape Road, sear Ujo corner of Queen-street. — Apply to _. Bolcher, Upper Qaoon-street. 5 t 1- J5 Ti To Lot, the Three-story KnJiiling at present being erected, adjoining Theatre iioyai, Vio toria-street. Very suitable for a wholesale or manufaoturlnsr bUßine&s. ~" J r ■-.'■■ •: - B. TONKS ft CO. rr\ o- l b f. A Centrally Bltnated Bhop and Dwelling, In Viotorla-Btreet, Cambridge, next to Colonial Bank. For terms, etc, apply to W. A. RICHARDSON. House Agent, &0.. Duke-street,Cambrldjt personal. HUBERT TOMLINSON will hear of something to his advantage by calling at or communicating with Star Office. ■ Lost and Found.. LOST, last night, in Brighton Koad, near the Store, a Plain Greenstone Drop. —Finder will bo rewarded on returning the same ta H. Llttlewood, at Messrs Qarliok and Crari well's Factory, Lome-street. LOST, on Wednesday evening, a Collie Pup (Slut), brhwle, white rQurid one eye, and white Up on tail; reward at Hunter and solan's. LOS'rTkst Friday, a Liver and White Spaniel Doe jnearly all liver coloured), with short talL-Tho finder will be rewarded on bringing samp to this office, | fi» 8, REWARD.—Lost, between Brown <i 9 and Graoa-stroots, Ponsonby, a Gold Ear ring, set in ScoUjb. Pebbles.-Return to Stab Offloe. FOUND, laeyond Otahuhu, a Water proof Coat—Owner call at J. Robinson*, Valley Koad, Mount Kden, Meetings. NO. 3 COMPANY, A.R.V.-Attention I I hereby convene a Special Meeting of the Members of No. 3 Company, A.R.V., for TUESDAY EVKNINKJ next, the Uth Instant, at the Drill-shed, at 8 o'olock sharp., when every member is expeoted to attend. Business of importance. ARTHUR MOBROW. Major N.Z. V.i Commanding CKirpa. A UCKLAND WORKING MEN'S EX. FRIKNDLY AID SOCI^TX- The usual Monthly Meeting ot the, above 3ooiety will bo held in the Odd SeUaw'a Hall, ParneU, on MQNDAY BVHN|NO, Uth Inst, tX 7 o'olooV. ' 8, H. BURGS3B, Beoretsry. Y L OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. The Annual Meatlng of Memfcera will tee hold in the Rooms of the ABaocl^tipn on FRIDAY, March 17. Tea at a3Q in. th.o Social-room. Businesa; To wowa Annual Itepott, elect Dfilcq-bearers, &o. A (nil attendance earnestly requested. THOMAS BUDDLB. . Hon. Sea. OOUTH BRITISH JKIRE AND n M4RINK INSURANCK COMPANY OF SBW Z-A-AND, Notice is hereby given that the Ordinary Half rearjy General Meeting of the Shareholders ot this Company will bo held at the Company's Dffloe, Qjeon-itreot Auckland, on MONDAY, April 10,1882, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, to Kcelve the Report and BalaDce-ihset for the lutlf-year ending 28th Fabrnuy last, and to tppolnt two Auditors in the place of John Butgsr and T. h. White, Bbqj., who retire icoordlng to the Articles of Asioolatlon, bnt who are eligible and ofiar themselves for re sleotion. The Transfer Books will be Closed from March !7toAprm<Ußß2. ' By order of the Board, GKO, JOHNSTON, General Manager. Aupkland, M^reh % 1881 SOUTH BRITISH JjHUTt AND MARINE INSUAANO% COMPANY OK ' NlfiW ZEALAND, Notice horehy Riven that an Rxtraordlnary Qeneral Meeting ot the South Britlth Eire and Cjartne Insaranae Company of New Zealand wIU bo held at the Offloe ot the said Company, la Auckland, on the tenth day of April next, a t o'clock in the afternoon for the purpose of considering and pasßlng, it approved, the fol lowing Resolution, which la Intended to b» pro posed at the meeting, namely i— That Subsection Lot Article QAof tha Articles of Association of the Company, be alterad by striking out all the words after the word man ner In said subsection, as,d in li«n thereof insert (nit the \Torda totlp^rlnß, viz. ;■••»" And in or upon, or in t^e puroha.Bß ot Heal Katate. Btooks. JfondD, Debentures, tfcares; or Beourities, am udbn Buob, terras as they may think fit, and may from, time to time vary the Investments," By order of the Board. • GKO. JOHNSTON, General Manager. Auckland, Oth March, 1882. A RCH niH BAND OK HOPE. Tb» Half-yoarly Kntortainmont takes place on TUESDAY noxt March 14,inNowton West Schoolroom, Great North Road. Excellent Programme by Members and Friends. Mr Q. Homos will taKe the chair at 7.80. Admission, 6d; Children, half-price. - Bankruptcy Notices. IN THE SUPREME COURT OP NEW X ZEALAND, NORTHERN JUDICIAL DIS TRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors A0t.1876 " and the several amendments thereof, and of the Banta-untcf ot Robert eohokikld. ot Tuakau, Debtor, I hereby summon a general meeUpg ofall the creditors of the above name* debtor to be held in the Bupreme Court Building, at Auckland. On f riday. tfie I,7th day of March. 1882, at 12 rToldok, noon, for the purpose of receiving my report and granting said debtor his discharge. Dated at Auckland this 10th day of March, m THOS. MACFFABLANK. Tzostee. William Thome, o$ Queen*treet andWulean lane, A uokla^d, S.ollpltor for the debtor. IN THE SUPREME COUKT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTOY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and the Bovoral Aotn amend ing the same, and of the Bankruptcy of H-NRY KbWABD STEHB, Of the City Of Auckland, Boarding-honaekeeper, a Debtor. Notioe is hereby given that a General Meet ing of the Creditors of the said Henry Edward Btebx will be held at the Supreme COnrt-hovße, in the City of Auckland, on WKUNKSOATC. the 16th day of March, 1882, at 12 o'olook noon, to receive my report and grant tbo said Henry Kdward Stehr a discharge, under the pro visions of the said. Acts. Dated this Uth day at March, 1862. D. B. MCDONALD, ~: Trustee. G. T. KBBMjre, Qaeen-street, Auckland, Debtor's Solicitor.



I PubUo Notices mAKAP^NA LAKE. Nkw Timk Taiilb. On and after MONDAY, the 13th March, the Coaoh will rnn as follows :— From Uevonport: From Takapuna: 7.2!) ft in 8 15 a in 930 am 10.15 am 11.80 am 1216 p m 2.50 p m 3.15 ii in 4.20 p m 5.15 p m SUNDAYS: "am 11.45 am ' 2.30 p m 3.15 p m 4.30 p m 6.15 p m Fare baoh way— Onb Shilling. OLIVER MAYB, Proprietor.« U U B L I C NOTICE TO MY NUMEROUS CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS. On and alter 10th March, my Establishment will be CLOSED at 8 o'clock p.m.; Saturdays, 9 pm. J. WILLIAMS, TAILOR, &0., VIOTOBIA-STREKT W«ST. JpONSONBY HIGHWAY DISTRICT. It la hereby notified that JAMBS KIUEY h»a been appointed Registrar ol Dogs, vioe Thomas Lalj ei resigned. The new Registrar will attend at the Ponsonby Hall every evening, from 7 30 to 9 p.m., toMaroh 31st Instant. J. H. FIELD, Chairman, jySSOLUTION OF PAKTNEBSHIP. N T Partnership heretofore existing between G. W. BINNBY and BiUWIN BINNEY, gfdtag under the style or flrm of G. W. BINNKY & CO., has this day been dissolved, « aU, Accounts due to or owing by the late flrm will be paid or reooived by a. W, Btnnoy. i G. W. BINNBY, ■ : ~ QuaoiMstreet. . Anekland, February 27,1852. JP AX T N Jffi KB HI P N 0 TI C.E, The Partacrehlp bijtwaen G. W. BINNEY and JEDWARD BINN'iCY, trading" as " G W, Bilmoy & <T0.," has NOT been <Uesolved, the Oonsent of the undersigned no." having been obtained. : ' r ."■■ •■, . • BDWIN BINNBY. mO THE LADIES Oaf AUCKLAND/ ? am. now prepared to receive Subscriptions to the "HouBEBOtB Gnfiai MMViiTOa." pnb nshed In New York, containing Serial and Complete Tales, Mario, Fashions, Household Beoelpte, eto. Subscription, 15s per annum (17s MPOrtSP )>M* ViB- UI iN ADVABOB. WithBACIB Monthly Magazine is given a Bplendid oil Chromp, size 27 xl 9 inohes. " Springtime " and' "Devotion," given with January and February Magazines, are now to hand. This is, without doubt, the best value Id maga zines evor offered in Auokland. As I have only a limited supply, early application is teoes sair. K. E. FINCH, BOOKSELLBR, QOBKN-BTjaKBT, AUCKLAND. IRON BEDSTKAJJS AND COTS, all Bisos. now landing ex Crownthorpe, whole sale and retail. - Direct Supply Store, 249, OMEN'S RIGHTS? Why, a good a ■ H n Bb?nd.8 b?nd. a good Home, and a good Sewing Maohlno.—CaU- on D. H. Chambers, 70, Queen streot, opposite Banit, for the Sewing Machine. VENING CLASS—The Rev. Pktkr Mason will opon an Rvenlng Class for YOUNG LADIES.~TermB. &a. on appUoa tion. NOTICE.— Geo. Bishop begs to inform the PubUo that he has Opened those Premises situated at the Foot of Grey-street, 3 doors tram the Market Hotel, as General Fish and Oxbter SaIoon.—QKORGE BISHOP. mH E RED BOOT. H. SAWKINB having secßred the Bervlces of Mr BaowHHiLr,, late Foreman, all orders entrusted to me will receive epeolal attention. V< tolat orders made on thß Premlsea, 63, —_ _ _ c iS( In thanking my custoinorß and the general nubllo tor the very liberal nunport aooorded me I beg to notify that I have this day sold my business-a Grocer ond General Merchant. Queen-atreet Wharf—to G. R. MoNAB, and aOlioit for him a continuance of the Bama. Auckland, ftth March, ISB2 I °HAS' MAJOBt IN reference to the above, I bog respect fully to Bolloit a oontlnuanoe of the patron age aeoorded Mr O. Major, and trust by strict attention to business to merlt'a oontinnanee ut ihe Bame. I beg aleo to thank those who have bo liberally supported me ia the past-at 80. Queen-street,—and hop» that, with the in creased accommodation, I shall be In a better position to f,iUftl all orders entrusted me. O. E. MoNAB. I HEREBY Caution all Persona Indebted to MoKennna & Co. up to 31st January, 1832, not to pay any Moneys to F. McKenna, or anyone employed by him, without my Written Authority, 11th March, 1882. 3SO. HORNE. TW" O T I O E. TO BOOT AND SHOE MANOFAC TURBRS. The Plant to be sold on Monday next at Mr T. Taylor's Boot and Shoe Store is complete, »nd in good order. The Stock is nearly new and mostly Colonial-made Goods. GABRIEL JbUWIS. Auctioneer. BARGAINS. — Velveteen and Satin, 2afid: Silk Gloves, threo pair Is; Blade Palls, Id; Crape TrlmmbißS, 18 per dozen; Boots, lStanft 1, Se fld j Hat ornaments, Id; Silk Fringe, Da 6d; Trimmed White Bate at cost; BootsTitoe. 3s 9d.-Mrs Whitehead, Milliner, Karangahape Road, Newton. AUSTRIAN BKNT WOOD Cane Chairs, Austrian m cta^SSSS: Bentwood Oane Couches and 128. Queen-atreeu la^f^ Austrian BentwooA Cane Rooking Chairs. ■ WALNDT DRAWING ■•■ «-h i •••■••<.« ROOM StJITBa to &QnMD^rMtsuk> Rep,andCro; lia. uueen-street. tolmß Walnut Tablea, What- noto and Canterburyß. M" "~ AHOGANY, OBUAR Rimu, and Kauri Din fe^^SbSS' toB-wpia Bultea to Leather l23.Quosa-fltreet,g a^siothi American ___________ _— steads, Iron French Bed im^iS—i^f^S1 Bteads, Iron Stump Bed- I23,Queen-fltroet. Bteaa8 > i Iron chair Bedsteads, Iron Gobi, "PATENT Spring_ Roller T. ft H. COOKB, i- Bltada and Venetian 123, Queen-street Blinds, Gilt Cornices and gvenoh-pollaheft Cornice Poliw riAKPKTS, Bearthrogs", T, ft H. COOEB, \y Linoleum, Floorcloth, 12S, Queen-street. Matting, Door Mats, Bath Mats, in great variety. L_ IBKKAL DIBCOUNX to Gash Purchasers. All fta V" U"V^5" goods delivered free In town. 123, Queen-street, ontaiogneg post tree on appll- cation. " ~~ KDROOM #6HNITORK in Choice Mottled Kauri, 123, Quoeu-BtroeL wrßidrobeß^edateads,Wash stands and Toilet Tables. TGIOR THE BEST A^D CHEAPKST /GROCERIES AND. "PROVISIONS, T»r REW'S, VIOMBU-BTBEIT. j FREDK. WHIT EHE AD'S RETAIL TEA ADVERTISEMENT. FINEST CHINA TEA SIFTINGS, 1M per lb. Selected from the London market, and re markably cheap. Gives • strong, thick. and pungent liquor, CHOICEST PURE FIRST DROP BROKEN PANYONG CONGOU. This Tea for value in the cop la worth pence per pound more money. Prioe, 1/0 per lb. The like rarely oomes into this market. A SPLENDID DARJEELING FLAVOURED MIXTURE; guaranteed a blend of Pure India and China Teas. Prioe. 1/3 per lb, "TB A KXT RAOR D I N ARTf The ready sale this Teacommands proves it worthy the name. Prioe, 2/ per lb. "FAMILY -IXTURB.'V. „ Tnfllft A blend of extra highly cured tot am ira» and China Teas; win carry 31JU. a»d tm 'T Beo Em rblS^Se^^&t TSt•" ! Teaa Prioe, 8/per lb, an nnXKS "FOCK CAN PEKOK TEA." Atwwt the Finest Importation ot the Season. ADO™ Price, 28/ per box, Fblbde. ! Whitkhkad, . wholk ale and retail tka dkalkb, VICTOR!A-SIKBET. ACOKLASB.



Amusements. fTjr A. C. B. SOCIETY. AUCKLAND BkANOB, NO. 8U ST. PATRICK'S DAT CKLKBRATIO&. 1882. The Members of the abova Society -wiU celebrate to*: coming BT. I'ATIUOK'ii DAT, FRIDAY, 17TH MARCH, WITH - SPOKTS IN THE DOMAIN, Anil.inthoKVKNlNG. A SKLECT BALL Will be held In the Choral Hall. DANCING TO COMMENCE AT 9 P.H. M.0,8: Btos. P.P. w. a. Connoixy and P.Y.P t " J. PATTERSON. Tickets :-Donble, 10/G: Kstra Ladr. 3/; now bo hid from Mr Flynn, Wellesley-street, and Members of the Committee. >' '' ■ • '' Mnalo, under leadership of Mr. J. Eixiott, ,' comprises—Corcet, Clarionet, Violin, Piano, and Harp. J. (yBRItCN. Score tary. T OKKK-STBEIT HALL. ST. P ATRIOK'B Idly, MahoH 17. A GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT AND BALI* Tendered by the Leading Amateurs of Aaclc land to MRS. CoTTINOttAM, on the night of the above date. A First-olass Programme will be presented on this special oooasion. Concert to commence at 8 o'clock Sharp: Dancing at 10.30. Ticketa :-Front Seats, 3b ; Baqk, 2a (admit to Concert and Bali; Gallery, la (Concert only). . OOMB KARL*I Pianist........MlaaGrifflthF. M.C Mr. 0. B. Andrew. AUCKLAND f HIuHARMON IC SOCIETY. Tlse abovo Society wIU-elvo rut- tun it QUARTERLY CONCEPT . \ : ■/ In the Cham! Hall, on MOMUAY, uecch * ]-• B 0 l> X A 11 At «.— 1. Lit Heine dcii Plonra—Muroli A*>lbei(c -*" ! Orohestni (liartfma&D), , I 2. O. Halutarls—Choir PliUharinaulo Sn«W>ty (Ch.CotHlQd) ' • '■ '■■'•-' • ■ :,::•," "'''i 3. Tantnm orgo—Bawo sola-Mr 6. K. Bi)jk* I | (Piooollni) . ■• <■■-'<'■ •■■■„.!. i. The 'Lord is my Uuuliom -Sola aid Cboir— MJhb Sta.nnton -anil Sbetotjr (Wk ft, ft Walker) ' J !5, O, Worship Uie Lord-Trio tipd Onoir~ ij 1 ■•■- Misses Staunton, Grlbble. and :i r" Boyle (Ch. Wesley) , _ ,6. Raored dnet—Miss Siannton and Mr G. K. ■ Boyle (KOMI) • ii. Hoeanna - Choir Philharmonic. Socletr (Hatton) PAHT H.-SBOOUB. 1. Klcordenza Waltß-Oroheatra (F. Mawlp) S, Norma Cometh — PhUharmonio Soolety (Bellini) . . 3 Remember—Baritone bolo —Mi Leedham (Donizetti) i, O, April Niptht-Soli by Meadamaai Joley and Kviit, Mlsaes Gouiley and Milla. aid . , Hoolety (Donizetti) , „ _, -i 5. Carnival of Venlca-Piano Solo-Mr T. Mo- Ginley (3ohulhoffl ';■__/■_ • 6. 81 j"6tals rol-Solo tenor-Mr Y. Longnet . (\.Adam) . 7. On the Sea — Choir unaccompanied (Mendelssohn) 8. Keßt in Peace—tioio contralto—Misa Grlbbla (Donlnsttl) ■•■'■■'■' 9. Good Night—Vhilharmonlo Society (B'loton) 10. Gud Savb the Quebn — PhUharmonio. Society All tho Soloh, Duots, and Chonuea.'Will b»' accompanied with Full Orchestra. Ad mission at Popular Prices: 3«, 2fl, and Is. Condnctor-Prof. »". 0, dillliAW. ' . C. M. BOBTHWIOK. : ' Beeretarr. Tenders. , ■' "• ■ • AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. TENDERS FOB THK ERECTION OF OFFICES, QUEEN-STEBBT WHAKF. Harbont Board Office, ' AnoKland, March 0, UK, Tenders will be reoeived at this office nntn TUBSOAY, the 21st iniitant, at noon, lor tb* Kreetlon of Offioeß, Queen-street Wharf, In terms o£ plans and speolflcatlona to ba'aoenat theKngneer'sOffloe. ; • Tenders to be endorsed " Tender for OfflooB." The lowest or any tender not neooenarUr aooepted. . F#J , .obkHW. Ohaltmtß. ril OB U I L D E R S. J . .'■ ■ '.:.': ;;!l ". i Tandem will be received until noon Of MONDAY, the 20th March, for the Erection of a Warehouse in Cantomhouse-street. Plans, &c at our Offices, Qneen-etreet. . KDW. MAHONKY A SON. • #. Arohitoctßw mo CAKPBNrKRB. Tenders will be received until noon of SATURDAY, the 18th Instant, tor certain Alterations and Additions to Premises at Pan mure. ■ ..::.■:■!■ • ■ \ • ,:■- • i.'; "■ I :, Panloulara at my office. Queen street .- THOMAS H. WHTTJt, ; Architect. ' ■.. : For continuation, see Mret Page, Stove and Oven Maker. /TO AND SEE OK SEND JfUU VST ILLUSTEATfiD PRICE LIST, i TTKBBBRT Tl OMITITS IMPROVED NEW ZEALAND BCLJPJSB WRUUGHT-IRON COTTAGE , RANGES. BEWABB OF IMITATIONS. g /h.h. sThthS 's < <D'C3B£lll3©| % kAUCKt- ANP/* WHAT THE PERSONS WHO HAVE THEMIH USB BAY 1 To Mr H. H, Smlth-Tho rangßS whleh I pnr ohased of yon' have been fomnd to give every SBtitfaetlon.—J. Balidat.—Bpeom, August IV, 1880." ' ■ ' New Plymouth. Ootobtr 55,1878.-Mr H. H. Smith: 81r,-I have haft one of yonr Pftttnt Portable Ovens in use for Borne years, and flndi it has folly borne out the njerlta yoa, claimed for it, viz., portability, coonomy, and faculty of beating. I ranch prefer it to either" a fixed oven or a hoavy oust Iron one. Please send mo ob» of your Improved Portable Bifle Ovens, lanteot stsfl. The aide opcnlne for the flro is, I think, a groat improvement.—l am, alr.youm very truly. a. 8. Hkkb*. y ' " ' Sevonport, North Shore, Jnly 20,1880.—The Hon. H. B. Beverenx is Rind to inform Mr Herbsrt Smith that the Kcllpse Cottage Raam purchased by him, In August 1878, gives the greatest satisfaction, and has proved a smalt f nel consumer, remarkably easy to clean and perfectly safe from all ohance of accident by fire, in short tho cheapest and boat SI r Deverea* haseverowned, s Stoves sold on the Dbfbrbsd Patmbkt SVBTJfM, ' -.- "f ~ . AUCKLAND IRON WQRKB. DtrRHAM-STRKBT. Auctions. : ' .:, MONDAY, MARCH 18." w>^- L, wT"eATON WILL sell by auctiea at his 'Mart on Monday, March 13, at 11 o'clock, Passion Fruit, Honey, Onions , Potatoes, Bntter, fta, &o. B, lONKS. K. C, CARE. B. D, TONES TUESDAY, MARCH 14. NEW SEWINs MACHINES-HAND, HALF.CABINET^AND CABINET. «. TONKs"& CO. WILL tell, on Tuesday, March 14, Shipment of • New Sewlne Machines, will all Latest Ibv Just Landed from New York, ex 'Arnold yon - Ylppen.' B, TONKS, K. 0. CAKB, B. D, TONES TUESDAY, MaBCH 14. SALMON 1 SALMON 1 SALMOHfI Ex AnstraKa, Irom San Fraaciwew B. TONKS & CO. YI7ILL sell on Tuesday, the 14itt tot., f VV' ■■■'■'■■■ afllo'olooir, ■■'■ ' '■■■:.^ " in CASKS, SALT BALMOW Jnst Landed, ex Aastralla. '"" B. lONKS. B. 0. CABB. B. D, TOUKB TUESDAY, MAHCH 14, CHEESE, OATMEAL, HAMS, BACON, IkISH POKK, CURRANTS, OILS, &C: B. TONES & CO, WILL Sell, ou Tuesday, 14th itoataat, at 11 o'clock, ~ 10 cases Canterbury Chews 1 tins Oatmeal 6 oasoß Canterbury Hau\s and Baoon 26 cask 3 tilth Mess Pork 60 barrels Currants 40 oases Salad and Luco» Oil (Oontimied on Foui*th Page)