FRANKLIN NORTH ELECTION.

MR BUCKLAND BRFUiIE THE JSLECTOIi;;.

Mr Buckland, a candidate for Franklin North, addressed tha conatltutonts at the OtalmhuHall last evening, Thero were about 250 poraona present. Mr Balnbridge. who was voted to tho chair, oxprossod a hopo that tho mooting would bo as orderly as pos sible. He then called on

Mr Buokland, -who, on ooiuini; forward, was woll received. Ho said it his auHence listened quietly till bo waa finished, ho would ba pre pared to amiwer any questions. In ooming botoro thorn, ho thought ho owed them a kind of npolOKy— not only to thu electors ot FrauUlln Worth, bnt also to the olootora of tho old district of Franklin. Ho oould aaauro them that ten days before oominK forward, he bud no intsn tlon ot doing so. Ho had, however, launched himself upon tho soi ot trouble, and like aDy other man, under tho circum stances, woald have 10 do the boat ho oould. When ha flcst woat into politics, ho sotud not bo acsusod ot t"vkHg tho winning sido. Ho had Btarted an up hi'l flght. and was beaten by 2 to 1. Ho came out anatn, and t ounht to tho bo3t of his ability, but wai ngam beaten. ■ Some aald ho was too young to como out, But in those modorn daya youth we <no crime. BesidC3. ho wna nat bo younir as they tnought ho wna. With rogard to Oio notion he -would tako It elootod, he did not want anyone to mla npprehond him. Ho would nay at onco that he would supnort tho present Government - (Cheers.l Ilia reason waa that the Hall Govern ment had taken office when the colony was In diaordor. and had mot tho native difficulty snccoaßfcilly. Thoy would mcot Parliament with a Burplus of £200,1.00, and carae into power with a deflolenoy of £1,01)0.000. They might f?et a Minißtry as Rood aa tho pn-sont Minißtry. bnt Boforo thoy diaplaced thorn thoy should bo euro they woro getting one a good doal better. The Hall Government had dono woll for tho colony,' nnd Auckland's Interests had Dcen attended to. Tho great nifflarlty that faoud thorn now was a combination of Ottvgo and Cnristohuroh; If thor dirt that they could outvoto the whido colony. This eleotioa might cause the defeat of tho Ministry who had dono more jUßttoo tothe north than any previous Government. Thia state of affairs led him to bollevo that if tho preaont Government wore turned out, thore w is little ohanoo of having a good «ud strong one in us place. If the Southern influence yot uopormoat, Mr Macandrow would havo it all his own way. Thay wißhed for many tnlnga in the Sonth. and looked to him (Mr JUaoandrew) to get them. Mr Macandrew vt ould consult the lnt«resta of tuo South alone, and o£ Otaßo oapecially. Uhoweutdown ha would support no party but the party o£ law, oidor, and jnstioe.and wonld support no administration "but. one of progress. He would go now into af ow questions concerning hia political views. In tho matter of education, that had bson already Bottled by overwhelming minorities wherever, the question had boon toatcd. Ho boliovud in the proaont syßtam, bocaUßO If they had de nominational eduoation thoy wuuld havo to go biiok to tho old syetom. Uo had noticed, that there was an Aot nassort, called "Tho Thermal Springs Act." It took very woll with tho natives who ware preparing v monstor petition to have all tho natlvo laud doclarad under that Act. Tho Act Rave the natlvoa powor to loaao tho land through tho Government. He would support that moaauro provided that the nativoa Bhall be oompolUa to dispose of the freohold to the Government alono. Ho believed tint only the Government Bhould havo the right to pur nhaan native laailj. With legaid to tho Local Government proucsals, to be introdncod by M»jor Atkinson, he would nay that tho BUI had boon somewhat modlfUdi Letters had- been ' written to. the chair men of looal bodies, asking their views on. the mattor, and a gr«at dtal of valuablo informa tion on i 1,0 matter would no doubt bo obtained. Ho would support auy well^oonßldored measure doallng with the question. Tho principal dllli cnlty appeared to nim to ho tho maintenance of main road*. If any subsidy waa glvon by Gi vernmont it thonld bo lor those main roads. With regard to Free Trade and Protsetion he had been accused of being a Protectionist. Ho was at heart a Kreo Trader, bat boliovol that a little Protection was needed in looal industries. He would do evorythlng in his power to en courage local industries. There wore numerous trades and interant* to grow up from such en couragement. He felt oertaln that silk, sugar, and various sorts of oils could be produced hero. In California tho Bilk culture had boon carried on sucoessfnll.v, Tho land of this district would anlt the mulberry tree woll, and It wonld dbo upland that was fit for nothing else. Not only would ho Bnpport tho granting of bonuses for tho production of these articles, but ho bo llovcil Government Bhould assist hunest per sons in experimenting on the introduction of natural products. He would oppose the direct steam service to England, beoauso It wonld do Bway with tho 'Frisco servicei Ho would also object to tho propoeod diversion of tho proaont route of the 'Frisco servlo via Fiji, lie had oomo forward alono to light this contest, and rellod entirely on himself, 110 would put no man to troublo or exponse to Bcouro his elec tion. Those who know him-would testify that he had done his duty an a citizen and a settler. There bad been a great many ru mours spread about concornius; him self, and ho was going to enlarge on two of tlvm. It was a shameful thing to rako up the innmory of the dead Ho had heard people suy, "Oh, because hia f*thnrdlil enoh and-9uoh a thine; ho wonld do It too," and " that be would change" It waa also said that if 'ho Rot in he would "sell oat and go down South." This was not true, aa he meant, if possible, to lay his bones in Auckland. He believed iv thu place, and would stick to it. Thu principal thlags said against him were that ho waa a " land-shars," aod that he was "against tho working man" Now, with rogard tothoflrat BCou-iitiou: tho fltst piece of land ho over purohas?d was one acre at Alexandra, which he took to oblige a cricketing iriuml who VBB departing for Canterbury, Ho could not tell now whether it was worth nothlrig or £101. All he know about it wai that he paid ra'es on It. His second speculation was a piece of land, which, was the pooreut piece ot land ho had over seen. Thoro was said to bo gold in it/now ovur, though nothing of the kind was droamt of When he mado tho purchase. His third and last pnrohase was 2000 acres at Pakekoho. He, With Mr Newman, had purchased it, cat it up, and sold about 1000 acres of it. They onuld not sell the remainder at any price. He had paid £10,000 in wages alone iv connection with the timber on it. It was said ho ownod half the country, but ho did not. His only transac tion In native lands was tho lease of half an acre of land at Grahamstown from Rapauo. He challenged any one to Bay that in any sense he was a laadshark. He contended that ho had been a i lend to tho working man. He always paid good wages, and did his boat to further tho Interests ot thoso. who worked for him. The po'icy he advocated regarding looil indus tries tended to benefit the working men. These industries wonld nhow tho working men that lifo was worth living for. Tho railway pnopio here seemed to havo a particular "down" on him; why. ho did not know. If ho had voted for the 10 per cent, redaction it might havo heon acobnnted for. It w»s against nil rnlo that civil servants should interfere in politics, and there was gocd reason why such rule should exist. If ho had wished to spite one civil aor vimtwlio had worked against him, ho would havo lost hia billot; nothing would have saved him. Ho contended that every maa should bo free to giva his vote, but it nhoiild be dono in a fairway. It was a viry different thlrg to uso one's poaltlon to thei detriment of another man. The question of the ton per cent, recuction has passed away. It was a qnestlon raised'at: a orlsl«inth« history of the public affairs of tho colony. If he got into power ho would b9 in favour of reductions In the higher salaries, because the higher the salaries the better wero tho men able to bear tho reduction.'. So iar from being deslronn ot wishing for a reduction ot salaries was ho that he believed good work fieße?ved good wasos, and he could not advo cate the reduction of any man's wages who was competent and trustworthy. It was Mr Hobbi who first drew the attention of the Houso to the twaddle qf carpet-baggers about the working men. Concerning the questions that might, arise at the forthcoming session, he might pay that if money were borrowed a portion of tha expenditure Phould be tho com pletion of the railway to Taranaki. Ho would promote every measure that eoa'd Da for the benefit of the district. HO nought to reproaent the Franklin South electors only, and not Queen-atroot. Ho did not seok to get into Parliament to represent any clique of men. Hd bslioved that the law of entail should be abolished, and If that did not lead to the bursting of the largo oatatcs other measures could bu Introduced. Ho would vote for tho abolition of distraint for rent. 11 would operate strongly at first, but no believed when it came Into opor&tton it would be found to be beneficial. Money duo for ront should be treated like rev ordinary debt. Ho bollevod, and he waa a bit of a Kadlcal in thia way .that leases should be granted for a longer period, and that allow ance should bo made to the tenant for all bpna ilde improvement!). Hi's desire was to make the district prosperous, and the people In it happy. Ho believed that overy man had a rißht to live by his own labour. During the past 12 years he had hud a good deal of ex perience in the matters of capital and labour, and that it is best for all concerned that master and labourer should get oil well together. Ho oonoluded by a reiteration of the reasons for supporting tho present administration, and sat down amidol loud applause.

The Chairman then invited electors to auk any questions of the candidate. ■ , Mr Gordon asked whethor it was trno, ai re- Eorted in the newspapers, that Mr Bu klaad ad Informed thOEe present at the meeir>R of the Agricultural Association, that the election ■would take place on June 11. Mr Buckland said he had done bo. He had made certain calculations, and believed that the eleotton would take plnco in about throe ■weeks after the oponine of Parliamont. This would be on the 12th, 13th, or lith. Mr Gordon said he asked the question because he thought the possession of such eccarat" in formation did not coincide with tha great In dependence of the Governmaut protested by Mr Mr CDonnell asked how he could explain a statement he had made to the effeut that the Irish Bhonld be BBphyxia'ed. Mr Buckland denied that he had ever made snoh a statement. He had always kept away from rcliuious and national auostions. Mr W K. Wells said that Mr Buckland had; no right to insinuate that if Major Harris got iv he would advecvethe 10 par cent, reduction. It was not fair to speak against a man behind h 'Mraßuckland slid ha had never montioned Major Harris's name. As to the- payment at the expanses o( last election, would Mr Wins like to know'tho truth? He would teU it If Mr WiW<£o e r d MES^I..; " Wud Misther Btokland tell us if ho is in favour of the .Lend liage in Oireland." (Cries of "Hear, haar, ■ " Hurroo," and uproar.) p^i ■ Mr Btiokland said ho Bympathised witu tho people of Irelard. and acknowledged that tho ooutitry had Buffored wrong. Bat ho had no sympathy with those who killed people. He liked Irishmen — (A voice: Gammon) —and appreciated their services. Ue had them in hls'Bervlce and found them good workmen. He would rather have one Irishman to work for him than three of • any other nationality. Mr O'bonnoll again assarted that Mr Buok land had stated the Iriah nhould he asphyxiated. He Said that Mr Buokland hud made that state ment to Mr Head, of Papakura Valley. (Uproar.) ''The Chairman: Gentlemen, I muat as you to draw it as mild as possible. ■■■ Mr Baokland (in answer to Mr 0 Donnell); Oh: you- only \ heard that I said it;_ Why If overy rumour abont me wsi beieved not a man in Otahuhu would vote for me. If you had only heard what Mr Road said on the Bubjoct, you would be surprised. (Uproar). Ah elector asked hud Mr Buokland any land -transactions with the Government .-• Mr Buckland replied in tho nemtlve, atdsaid U Was not probable that he would uy any more land in Now Zealand. He had been called the "Sans: of New Zealand." He never held a

single sharo in any bu.ukor Insurance Company, because ho considered each investments some what risky.

An elector aeked did Mr Buokland endorse tho spirit of a leader in a weekly print of May 13th, about tho murder of Lord Fred erics Cavondlsh, that people in New Zealand Boot homo money to pay tho murderers. Mr llnckland said he did nat endorse the whole of it. Ho abhorred murder, aa everyone present must do. (Oheers.) As for money go ing tram here to do such things, tbey did not do thorn for money, (Cheers) In answer to another question, the candidate said he thought that tho affirmation should j take tho p'aco or the oath. ' j. An eloctor: How did you feel when the Czar ot Russia was killed? Mr Baokland: I had been expecting It for five years; the Czar had a presentiment of it, aaall hla family had been assassinated about the see ot sixty; I calculated it wonld not bo long hefuro I heard it. I felt juat the sumo as usual. In answer to a question : "Why a certain print was sent out to the people who couldn't read." Mr Buckland said that probably the editor of the print in quest! in did cot know that trie qucßtionor (Mr Hogan) oould not read (yells of laugh ter), and moreover, if Mr Hogan hadn't mentioned it himself it might nover have been known. In reply to a question concerning the Licen sing Act, Mr Buckland said he waa disposed to I give the Act a fair trial. He believed, how ever, that certain amendments were neoessary. Mr Jones thought Mr Buokland's address had baonvery satisfactory, and moved a vote of oonSdence in him as a lit and propor person to represent Franklin North. Mr James wii's ueconded the motion. Mr W. R. Wills : Don'cUt us give Mr Huok landayotoof confidence whon we don't mean it. I mean don't let us deceive him. X movo ■' That this meeting deeply rogrots the action taken by Mr Buokland in ciusintt the last olootion to be declared void.- (" Cries of No! no i " Yuß, and a groan,)—as tho seat was f«irly won by Major Harris." Mr Lonahon seconded. Mr Bucklanu said, whatever tho rainlt of tho motion, he would fro to the poll. Amongst indesoribablo disorder the amend ment was put to tho meeting, and the motion waa then put, juat as the au> ienco wero loavlng tho room, and was declared carried. Mr O won MoGos, who bad mounted the form during the uproar, read a telegram he bad le cclvoa from Mr Lundoa, who had been obliged to leave for tho North. The meeting closed with a vote of thanks to tho chairman, proposed by ur Backland.

WELLINGTON NEWS.

[From oor Special Beporteii.]

WELLINGTON, this day. lARRIVED here to-day, and havo bad little time to gather any political intelligence. ,Tlio formal arrangements arc that the new members will bo sworn in :o-day, and the Speaker and Chairman of Committees elected. Sir 6. M. O'Korko is certain for the former, and Mr Ilamlin is almost cer tain for the latter. Mr Thompson, the rival candidate, although possessing some knowledge of parliamentary usage, is other wise utterly unfitted for the post. Outside the Otago members and one or two Scotch members from elsewhere, whose clannish propensities outweigh evory other consi deration, I question whether Thompson will have a single supporter.

The interest of the day will centre chielly upon Filliet's action. Acting, as 1 know, upon high legal advice, ho will present himself to be sworn in, and in event of refusal, which is certain, the writ not being fortlieominfi:, he will protest, hut, upon tho House meeting for the transaction of busi ness, he will persist in taking his seat, what the outcome will be, it is impossible to say. Opinion is much divided amongst mem« bcrs, public officers, and experienced journalists as to the duration of the session. All agree, however, that it will not be an ordinary session — that It will be either very short or unusually protracted. In ray opinion, the result turns much upon the successful manipulation of the " new chum members." If the Government should quickly secure pledges of support from a majority of these,, they will undoubtedly push business through with the utmost rapidity. If, on the contrary, the Opposi tion net brings in the largest number, it will be in their power, nnd most decidedly their game, to gain time by* prolonging debates, and wearying out Ministers. In the meantime, the most important factor in the political situation is that represented by the chummies. Some cluo to the interest' taken by the country in the forthcoming session, is to be found in the fact that a much larger number of news* papers is represented this year, jby special correspondents, than has ever been the case before.

RESILIENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.—This day.

Before 1 homos Jackson, Esq., R.M.)

JUDGMENTS CONFESSED,

Georgo Akers v. Charles O'Brien, claim 5.% 103 ;-Robert Anderson y. Hendry and Whitley. claim £2510s pd; W. a Jones v. R. J. Glover, claim S4 14s; William Thome v. Alexander Angus, claim £3 2a; if. J. Moonoyv. Alexander Ellis, claim £8 2s lOd; Conquering Hero G,M. Co. v. G. J. Pantor, olaim £2163, calls; William Sloane y. John Mullally, claim £3 15s; Conquering Hero Goldmining Company v. W. H. Peroival, claim £2 10s: Wm. Hogg V. Wm. HarrK claim £3 7s id; Hughes .and George v. J. W. Waller, claim, £613s Od; C. J. Ellor v. George Crow, claim, £2 lls, rates: C. J. Eller v. Joseph Keats, £3 5s lOd; C. J. Eller V, Catherine Keats, claim, £1 Is Bd, city rates; Conquering Hero G.M.Co. v. J. VV. Waller, claim, £1, calls; W. L. Roth v. S. A. Wood, claim, £5 7s ; Winks and Hall v. H. T. Pycroft, claim, £3 9s; Micha«l Brearloy v. Johu Adams, claim, £3 is 2d; Thomas Goodacre v. Thomas Lupton, claim, £516s Id; A. Macklo v. William Williams, claim. £1 Bs' Gd. In this case, which was a judgment summons, defendant did not appear, and an order for payment was made.

ADJOURNED. J. C. McCormicltv. C.Moller; till! May 25; James Johnston v. Benjamin Spears, to May 25 ; Conquering Hero G.M.Co.v. William Flood, T. L. White and M. O'Sulllvan, till Junol: Ne*ring nnd another v. Moss de Jough, till May 25; M. Phillips v. Thos. Kelly, to May 25; Kathleen Wilson v. Henry C. Richmond, to May 25; Conquering Hero G.M.C. v. L.1 B. Morpeth, tip June 1; G. Jakins V.iO. B. Hay, to Junol; Fentoh v. W. J. Young, till May 25; G."W. Binncy v. A. Warbrick, tojJune29' Fleming y. C. Snow, to June 29.'

DEFENDED CASES. H. Itonner v. George Dower, claim £3 sa— work done.—Thi« was a claim for repairs to the cutter EUon Curran.—Mr Lalshloy appeared for plaintiff. Evidence having been taken, judgment was given for the amount; J. S. Jttkins v;" William1 Roche, claim £1113s dd.—Mr Theo. Coopor appeared for plaintiff, and Mr Tyler for defendant —The claim was in reference to a consignment Bent South for sale. • :■•■■.''

-Tho case was proceeding at a late hour this afternoon. ■ ■

The members of the Ponsonby Regatta Club have presented Mr Jones with a pencil case.

A comic paper has the following t— " Several advertisements have beep crowded oat this weelc to make room for important jokes." A Western editor publishes a poem which was written, he states, "by an esteemed friend who had lain in the grave many years for hia own amusement.''

At a meeting of creditors in the estate of Simon Peter Harjes, bankrupt, held yester day, Mr Ihos. Macfarlane was appointed trustee. A meeting of the creditors of Jas. J-obntson of Stokes Point, adjourned from jesterday, took place this morning. In this instance also, Mr Macfarlane was appointed trustee.

The Wairarapa papers giye the follow ing particulars of the fatal fire at the Whareama ferry, by which a man. and his family were burnt, to death little more than a fortnight ago -.—The unfortunate man Smith^.was formerly a resident of Welling ton;-" He had a deformed foot, and it was only with great difficulty that' he could walk about. Being a shoemaker' by trade, the few settlers in the neigh bourhood' used their iuiluence and pro cured him the appointment of ferryman at the mouth of the river, so that they might have'the benefit of his trade. We believe there were a number of children, "but as some of them must have been nearly Ejrowa up,' it is highly probable that they were not till living with their parents, especially as Mr 'Smith's income, from all sources, -was very small. The dwelling consisted of a large toi-toi whate, and was built a number of years ago. Although situated on the brink of the river, and within a stone's throw of the sea, it would have been quite impossible to suppress the fire, even had assistance been available, owing to the inflammable nature of the material. Mr J. Holoa, who was on his way to meet his wlfp, first discovered the fatal occur : rencc. When he came to the ferry ho »aw the hope burnt down, and went ploser up to inspect it. To b}9 horror, he saw Mrs smith lying dead on her face, and what appeared to tie Mr Smith dose beside her, apparently covered ■with ;a blanket. On looking abuot for the children, he found the boy a short, distance up the hill, burnt to death, and the dogs had commenced to eat him.

OPENING OF PARLIAMENT.

(BY TELEGRAPH.— PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

WELLINGTON, this day, Parliament was opened at 2 o'clock by the Corunii-sioriers-the Hon, Sir W. Fitz herbert, the Hon. Major Richmond, and Hon. Frederick Whitaker. The com mission having been read, Sir W. Fitzherbert stated that at 2 p.m. to-morrow His Excellency would attend in person to declare his reasons for calling the pre sent session together. In the meantime, it was necessary that the House of Kepre sentatives should elect the Speaker, and present him to the Governor at noon to morrow. On the members re-assembling in the House, the Commission was read authoris ing Major Campbell to swear in members. The following members wero then sworn : Messrs George, Hurst, Mitchelson, Peacock, Grey,. Dargaville, " Swanson, O'Korke, Hamlin, Cadman, Whyte, Morris, and Whitaker, Johnetone, Bryce, Watt, Kelly, Stevens, Beetham, Atkinson, Wilson (FoxtoD), Trimble, Levin ) Buchanan (Wairarapa), Hutchison, C. Johnston, Levistam, Hursthouse, Con nelly, Shepherd, Dodson, Mclll. wraith, Fitzgerald, Rolleston, Pilliet, White, Holmes, Montgomery, McMil lan, Posthlewaite, Steward, Sutton, Turnball, Shrimski, Macandrew, Sick, Bracken, Green (Dunedin), Seaton, Barron, Rutherford, Thompson, Feldwick, Daniels, Mason, Tawhai Tomoana. Major Atkinson then proposed Kir G. M. O'Korke as Speaker. Mr Maoandrew seconded both, speaking in eulogistic terms of his past conduct. Mr Luvcf/lam is now speaking in condemnation of Sir G, M. O'Rorko's action.on the Represcata* tion Bill, as trampling law under foot. Sir G, M, O'Korke was unanimously elected Speaker. Tho House adjourned immediately after Sir G. M. O'Korke took the chair.

LATE CABLEGRAMS.

[UEUTER'S TiLKGRAMS.]

LONDON, May 17. The police to-day effected tha arrest at Liverpool of 10 men on board the outward bound steamer Egypt. It is believed' thas tho capture has bcon mado in connected with the assassination of Lord Kredk. Cavendish and Mr Burko. George Otto Trevelyan, tho newly appointed Irish Secretary, has been ie elected for Hawick without opposition. Australian Cricketers' First Vic tory. LONDON, May 17. The crickot match between the Austra lians and t xtord University was won to day by the Australians by nine wickets.

LATEST TELEGRAM.

DUNEDIN, this day.

The trial crushing of GS tons from tho new reef on Carrick Range went 1 ounco 9 dwts. to the ton,

Young ladiecs and gentlemen about to start honselceepioe will do reiolvod of a groat doal of trouble by calling on the undersigned. You can ascertain in a few mUutes the cost of tarnishing a three, four, flvo, or six roomod house. Not only can you form a oorroot estimate, but yon ow nee all the goods rotdy (or delivery at the various prinos. GtrilcK and Crannell keep a larger stock of carpets and bedsteads than any other honso in Auolrlanrt; also the greatest variety of household furniture, most ot it mannfaotnrod by their own workmen. Vive per cent, discount allowod for cash at tlmo of purchase. New-comers are Invited to btqll through the City H«U Arcade, and satisfy thonißolvoa by an Inepection of tha atook of tho good value wo offer, nnd tbo readiness wo are onablod to oxocuto orders entrusted to our care. —Garllok and Cranwell, City Hall Aroado.— A dvt.

THE 'AUCKLAMi EVIStaG- STAR. THURSDAY. MAY 18.



uorooration Notices. niTY O * AUCKLAND. GENERAL BATE, Notice ia hereby given that the City Connoll of Auckland Intend on THURSDAY, the 18ih day May, 1882, to nmko a General Rate, in confor mity with the provision* of the "Rating" and " Municipal Corporations Aot 1876.*fand amend ments there ot),o( Ntnepeaoe In the Pound on all assessable prooerty within the said City, for a period of 12 (twelve) ruoathi, payable In one payment, on the first day of Jane next. Fariloularj of the Rato are open 1 or Inspec tion. P. A. PHIUPa. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's OfHco, April 87.1882. ■ Lreuturea. C/AUSES AND EfFECTSI MR ED. LEWIS, Prior to hia departure South, will (bydealre) LECTURE '""*'" IN TnE S T . J AME S ' •-:H AXi L At 7 30 p.m. TO-MORROW, FRJDAY, MAY ~19.. Subjuct : Religion and Insanity." AM, BEATS FHEE. ijoots and Hlaoea TDOOTSI "DOOTS! TDOOTSI JUBT OPENED FRKSH SHIPMENTS, ; Ex ship Oxford and a.c. Sorata,, Comprising-' LADIKB' E.B. BOOTS and SHOES, and- a Well-assorted Stock of Button Boots of every description. CHILDREN'S K.B. BOOTB, Shoes, and Button; Boots, in Glace, Goatskin, CaU. Kia. Glace; . Kid, Blue Cloth and Brown Cloth, In all7 sizes. GENTS' OUJMPED K.B. BOOTS, Watertlghts, : with clump aotes; aleo, Lace and E.B. Boots with oork soles, the best articles that can bo had to keep out damp and water besides; : a well assorted stook of Gents' Light Boots. I Note the Address CTXfEBTPFAHIij . •; ; . VV Opposite Haymarket , XjiNLARGEipiNT. U* PKEMISESJ f\ nROOKXS, BIiTJE BOOT, IiU^BN-STREBT. Having Enlarged his Premises, has now opened up an immense Stock of MEN*, WOMENS, AND CHILDREN'S, BOOTS AND StIQICS, All of wiilch are NSW AND WB(iL ASSOHTED GOODS, A Spboiai, Koom . Has been neatly fitted up for Ladles, which la StrlpOy Private. 0. BROOK B 8 Has Accommodation to suit all classes, txA will do his bent to give them Good Value for tUefr Money. W NOTKTHB ADDBEBB— r\ OROOKEB, 3 | BIiUE BOOT, I Opposite Gablick and uhanweil'B.



Wanted. WANTED, a Clicker; also Apprentices to tho Kitting and Machinery.- Cart wrlgltt and Carthow, Boot Upper Manufao turers. Grey-stroot. , \*^ ANTED, Bricklayer to Build Two Vl Doub'a Ohimnoya.—Apply S. Joukin, Builder, Mount Efion. aTsTIED, a Barmaid.—Cosmopolitan Hotel. . AN I'ED, a Bricklayer to build iv a beller at at Ooromandel; wages 12s and found.—M. Nloool. \\f ANTED, a Woodman for the dray VV department.-Gee and Potter. . YVANTKu, a Boy to drive Pony and V v Cart^-Chae. iJaver, Kyber Pacs. ANTED) fo7 a Country Journal, an Editor.—Apply by lettor only, with testimonials, to VKL, oare ot W. B, Lang brldge. the Bureau. Queen street. 8 WANTED, a respectable General Sef- VBnt; mußt bo a good laundress; no ohl'dren.—Apply to Mrs Hallett, opposite Bishop's Court, Parneli. "ANTED, a good General Servant; tnuit "bo able to Cook. Also, a Girl about 18.—Apply Mrs McCarfa Registry Offloe, Symondß-streot. WANTED, a smart Youth tor the Drapery,-A. E. Fenton, DraDer, North Shore. * V\/ ANTED, a Young Girl to serve in a TT Draper's Shop.—Apply Stab Offloe. \\J ANTED, a good Watertight Closer ; V T also Female Apprentices.—J. Trenwlth Boot Faotory. Wakefleld-street. I*7 ANTEU a Light Porter. — Apply V> H. Atkins. ___ WANTED, a Strong Errand Uoy,— Apply to Mllno & Choyoe. ANTED, Apprentices and Improvers to the dressmaking.—Miss Robb, George- Btreit, Ponsonby. ISTANTED, an active, intelligent Lad T! for a furniture store.—Apply at 123, Queen-street, WANTED, a Man to makoSewD, Peg god, and ropalr Boots and Sloes.— Apply Mr Miller, High-atreot. ; » « ■ AftTliU, a good Cook aud;La_ndr«Bß. 7 T —Mrs Shera, Arnoy Road, Remnara. WANTED, a steady Man or a strong Lad.—T. Hedgor, Butcher, Kybor Pas«. ABTED, a Woman Cook.—Apply, Gioyliound Hutoh V\/^ANT_D, immediately, Improvers to TT tho DrossnialtinK.—Dunno, Hull & Co.. Quoon-stroet. ANTED, a General Servant; refer occob rcqulrort.—Apply to Mrß Hoy wood, Rcmuera. near Bt. Mark's Churoh. WANTED, o good Smith; also Two Strong Intelligent Boys for tho Horse 3hoelng and Goneral Smithinß.—Apply Gco. Loahy, Dock Iron Workß. »\,^A>'TEi>, a Housemaid, where two t t othor i o'vants are kept. - Mrs Malcolm Banks, top of Grafton ltoad. WANTED, Two Hespcctablo Young Mon boardors, within flvo mlmitou of Qluoon-stroot; terms, 13a weekly.—Apply, Stab Offloe. - ,-i V\/ ANTED, a Good General Servant- II one that oan wash and iron well,—Mrs P. Johnatou, Union Batiory. Parnell. W AN TED, two Females hcrvants for t * the country—one to aot as house and laundrymaid the other as oook,—Apply Mrs Flower, corner of Albert and Uur-am-atreetß. ' WANTEu, a respectublo Girl of «ood address and pleasing manners; aa an Apprentice iv tbe Show-room of a Drapery KBtabllßhment in Qucon-stroot,—Apply by lettor to Zuphyr, Stab Offlco . ANTED, a Roy for Smith's Shop.--A Talt, Lorno-stroet. WANT_U, Two Chorus Ladies —. Soprano »nd Contralto—good voices,—1 Address " Chorus," Htar OiHca. W ANTED, Four Staunch '15us Horses, V> —Apply at Qulok's -table, Viotoria atrcot. ANTEU, a respectable Youth to drive a biker's cart. - T. J. PhMp, Newton. WANTED, Good Bushmen.—Auckland Timber Company (Limited). ANTED, a good Buggy Morse.— Apply from 8 to 9 a.vi. to Dr Richard son, KaranKaliapc Road, ANTfcD, really first-class Machinists; a'so. Machinist Apprentices: alt-o, Clicker Apprentices,—Young Bros., Durham jtroot. aT"TkI3] a Basket-maker; good wagon.—AdOroas W, Star Offlco. vy ANTED, it smart Youth for the Oven T T Trade; also, two smart Boys for Hliiok smlth'B Shop.—Apply to Hauh & Faifwcathor. *jyAHTED,|a First-class Bread" and »i Biscuit Huteer; must be sieady, and thoroughly understand smull goods.—Address Y_Z,, Star onioe. WANTED, Tailors and Tuiloresaos.— _ Mnnro fc Milllgan. Hobaon-street WANTftD, to adopt respectttble You_k Girl from 11 to 14, by a worthy farmor. —Partloulorß Hannarord's Uegistry. \ij ANTKD, ft Young Lady as a?sint_nt. T T —Apply at Montague's Fanoy Baet\ar. between 8 and i p.m.; ono scoustomed to the fancy tradopreferred. . ..- WANTED, a Medical Officer for No. 1 Distriot Auckland Railway Provident Society, to attend Members and their Kamlllec, In accordance with Rnles of the Hobltty. The District comer It eB from 112 to 120 momboru, Applloation, siaUng terms por member, to bo sent to tho undersigned not later than '47ih May. W. FHKN-Y, Heoret»rr, , Auckland Railway Station. \V ANTED, to sell a Kour-wheeled Ti Wagon. Strong and Choop.-Apply to W. Crowther, Wellesloy atreet Kaat. . WANTED, a Draper's Assistant.—- Apply J. Smith. ■ ■ \\f ANTED, Apprentice! to the Dress II and Mantle Makine, ulro, a tidy girl for housework.—Mrs Farglo, Graj -street, near Pitt-btreot. , .: ■■;. WANTEu, Four Good Jpincrs fo^ Hawora Sash and Door Factory; wages", 10s por day; must be accustomed to mill work. —Apply at once to Daviea, Klohard Sc Hopwood. XXj ANTED, Two respectable Youths y i as Approntlooa to tho Macnlno Printing Business.-Apply Star Offlco.' , -:' ,; WANTED, one or two well educated Lads, as Apdrentioos In a newspaper office.—Apply to C. F. Mitchell, " HauraEl Tribune " offloo. Ohinemnri. ANTED to Sell, a Bakery, Con footionery and Grooory Business oom binod, in a rapidly rlßlng distriot; good trade in Bmiill goods; about £300 required; long lease.— B. Watern, Qaeen-Btreot. ! WANTED, a Situation ns Governess to young ohlldren; oountry proferrodt— Apply, by letter, to " Governeßa," Stab Offloe. \h ANTED, by a Married Woman, V T Washing, Be wins:, or any kind of work to do at borne, or could go out by the day.— Address, "Work,1 care of Stovenson'ti Store, Newton Road. ' WANTED KNOWN^-Mr Gardner's Kngllsh Pharmacy, Qnoen-street, Is con nected by Telephone with North Shore and Tokapnna. ANTED to Hiro, a Strong Spring Cart (to carry 30 owt.), with option of purchase—Addre;>, "Cart.'-STAR Offloe;" WANTJSD, 200 lons lfirewobd..-r~ Apply Now Zealand Timber Company. ANTEU, Two Young Gentlemen Boardors in pleasantly- situated house, within flvo minutes of Poet office. Terms, Rl per week.—Apply at this offlco. WANTED Known—That J. Cosgravp and Co. havo tho LargOßt and Best Stock of Mon's and Boyß' Clotning to ohoose from in Anokland. \\r ANTED Immediately, £100, in a pro it fitablo lnvoßtment. with Freehold for geotivity.—" Secu'lty," Post offloe, Anokland. W" ANTED to Purchase, a Good Young Hack.—Apply to F. Q. Clayton, New market. WANTED, 25 Men with small capitals to buy Suits for ldi 64; st Brennan.a Anokland House, Vlotorla-atreot. WANTED, One or Two respectable Young Men to board in a quite family, near Qneen-streot. Terms, &l per week (washing lnolnded).—Apply Star Offlce. WANTED Known-That J. Cosgrave and Co. aro Selling Men's Serge Suits for 27s 63. \\r ANTED, Land, about 3 Acres, with it or without House, near Newmufket or Mount Bdon Station. -Jas. Stlchbury, euro of Coohrane and Son, fort-street. WANTED.— lo Carpenters, Builders, and Cablnotmakorr—Fli-stclaes Turn lncr, in all its bfanohes, oan be had at greatly, roduoed rates, at Mills-& Co.'s Steam Faotory, corner Victoria and Coburg-streets. '..- - . VS TAINTED Knowp, that you can Dress v* well for a Small Weekly Payment by going to Munro and Milllgan. See advertise ment on front page. WANTED KNOWN,- that you will greatly oblige by coming early in the day as our Bhop is small.—J, &W. Williams, 82. Karangahape Road, (opposite Crawford's, Chemist. , *v. ■ VTfANTED KNOWN—J. B. Marriott,' V I Auctioneer and General Sule»man, will holdbls oalo ot Horses, ptc, every Weldnesday in caoh week. , WANTED North Shore Pharmacy is now open.—Gard nor. M.P.3., ltng., Chemist, fee ( WANTED KNOWN—That J. Cos^ grave and Co. are selling1 Tweed Mao klntoehooatsfor 30s, warranted. ..- ■, . ANTED—Tenders lor Six Chains of Fencing, at the North Shore, Purhl pOßts, Hobartown rails (a ditch and two rails), until dATUBDAY.-Apply Mr Kyre, Drape?, Victoria-street; * WANTED K.JN OWN that the V lctonan Loan and Discount Agency. Advertisa mont appears1 on Ith oatte. 6th column, ANTED KNOWN—In consequence of my large Btook ot gonds, I havo re duced tho Iron Double Bedsteads to 255, so be In time, at Dampier's Large New Shop, Hobson- Btreet. c WANTED by Married Couple (oi separate) without encumbrance, sltua tion in store, or other employment, Man oat drive, plain garden, and otherwise useful; wife housemaid, eto.—Address, T. Wright, book seller, Ponßonby Road. ki\d ..:«■-••;;.:■■■■.-• kw ■. k^BR ■' S_9s.'



Wanted. •\T^ANTED, Saddlers ; constant employ VV ment and Wgheet wagea.-W. 8. Jones Queen-ttroet. WANTED, Board and Residence for s numbor of the Members ot the Opere Compiny. - Acldresa, with torms. Manager Abbott a Opera Hoube. ANTj-UICJSOWN, that Instalments upon Sewing Machines must be paid when duo promptly.-W. C. Dennes, Qrieen street. WANTKD— Tailors to bear in mind that I have In stook a largo assortment of Black and Blue Superfines and Doesltlns Twcodfl, Coalings, Bedford Cords, and Trim mings of all descriptions, short lengths of which I out at Wholesale Price. A, LOVttTT, WoUealey-atreet. WANTKD.-Come and see the new Cane-bottomed Chairs at dj Cd.new Wash ington Chairs Is, Cano-bottomed Rooking Chairs Oa, Children's new Hookers 3s Gd, Children's now high .Chairs 4g, at Damrlor's large new shop, Hobson-atreet. ANTED KNOWJM-That J.'l. Dalton has Oponod a Special Branch of the Tailoring Buslnesa In Victoria-street Kast, for the purpose oC making Ladies' Garments, such as Ulstorß, Habitß, Jaokets, oto., made In tho rnoßt approvod styles, by ilret-olass work. mon; WANTED, a two or three-roomed Houne, near Old Houpo at Home, Hobson-stroot.-Apply with partleulars at Dainpler's. llobson-street. ANTED, a Smart Girl for light houaowork.—Mj Haincs, Tobacconist, Quoon-Btreat. «i 7Ah TED to Purchase or Lease, a Ti- T T tree Bneh; also, a Bush ot Puriri, Rata, &o.; available diatanoe to railway or water carriage-Apply to H. Partlngton, Stiohbury's Bulldlngß, quoon-Btreet. WA>TKD, by a respectable middle aged person, a Situation as House keeper to an Elderly Maniod Couple; salary being secondary to light duties, with an ap proximatlon to home comforts. \\T ANTED ICNOWN-Carriage Kugs y T from 10s 6d to 355: Blankots, from 12s per pair: Cocoa Matting, lyd wido, 2s Od per yard—imported dlreot from ». and T. Watt fp Co., Monoheßtor-at J. and W. \Mlllams, 82, Karangaliape Road. **/ ANTKD KnuWfi, that E. Mitchel- IT son & Co., No. 18. Quoen-stioe» Wharf, arp selling Maize, Oats, Bran, Shiircu, Vlour, Oatmeal. &0.. &0., at lowest market rates. WANTED, tho Ladies of Ponsonby to know that thoy oan get Crewels. Silks, Wools. Briggs' Trftßßfors, and a variety of Fanoy Qoods, at A. Hi Kowards's, Draper,near tho Throo Lamps, Ponsonby. Your patronage respectfully BOllcltod. vy AN TED KNUWW— That E. Porter V T and Co. have Opened their Now Ware house at Nowmarkot, with a Largo Assortment ot Furnishing ana General Ironmongery. All Qooda at Town Prloes. TT~AWTEI> KINOWJN,—That Professor \ Guecott has recolved a largo Btook of British and Amorlcan horbs, and he is prepared to supply tho public with the same at id per oss. As lio is tho only practical herbalist In he oolony his stock will bear inspection. ANTED, t'xo Ladies of Auckland to know that they can got their Drosses mado Stylishly, Quickly, Kconomioally, and Cheaply at J. Kiuwinß'a Drapery House, Upper Quuou-Htroot. Mlllinory dono on tho promised. Ladles' own Materials made up. WANTED Known-That J. Cosgravc and Co. are eollinn Strong Heavy 'I' wood Troußcre for 8s lid. WANTED— Board and Residence in a private family, by a young Mechanic- Apply, stating terms, to" Meohanio," Stab Office^ WANTED, Ladies to call and sec the Best Valno over offered In Auokland in L-dlos' and Children's Stockings—B.lling at about half the usual prloe—at Holloway's, 217, Uueon-street (next to Howln'e). WANTED— Come and see the New Imitation Horse-hair Bprir g Conohea at 15s; also the grand New Damaßk and other spring Conches, 33b, and tho lot of Chairs to m»tch tho above, very cheap—At Dampler'a Large Now Shop. Qobscn-Btrcot. i ANTED KNOWJV—That we don't tell you that wo are dlreot importers and bay our Goods In Auckland. Those who doubt it, look at the bills of lading Irani* in our shop—per Oxford. 7 Ca«es: Haldone. 12 Coeos. —J. and W. Williams. 82. Karapgahapo Koad. WANTED KNOWN—CHEAP TlM hkk t CiiKiP Timdkk I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can bo purchased cheapor and bettor than anywhere else at tho Yards of D. Qo_t>ik, Albert-street. Tbero bolng no mannfaotory for Joinors' 'J'imbor on tho pre mises, tho customer has an additional oppor tunity ot getting superior timber. Wneel righto' Materials always in stock. WANTED KNOWN—The Auckland Timber Company .Limited (Into Q- Holdship & Co.), are selling every description of Timber: also. BothOß, Doors, Moulding, Turnery, Fretwork. &0., at Specially Low Prlooß.—Custom-houeo-Btroot Woßt. WANTED KNOWN,—We have re colvo.l, por Hnloiono, 2 eases Boys Overcoats. Wo oan flt Uttlo Boys, 1 years old, with Long Overcoats, with tho New Military , Capo, mado from Best Oxford Tweed), at from 9a 6d to 10a fid; Yonthß',froml2B6dto2is; Men'a I<ong Twood Overcoats, 21s to 30a o»oh; ditto, Nap and Petorfchnm's, from 25a to 37s 61: Dlago n»l ditto, 25a t037« 6d.-J. and W. Williams, 82, Knrnngahapo Koivd. W' ANIED~KNOW»—That J. Cos gravo & Co. arc Soiling Men's Geolong Tweed Trou»ora and Vesta for 178 6d. WANTED X NOWN, that I am Lower- Ins my Prioca to suit tho times, and by «i doing I am making Salts, to measure, from £3 12s and upwards. Beat quality Tweeds,— B-anookburn, Cheviot, and Mosglel,—and defy competition.—N.B.—Cut and Kit guaranteed.— T. LONEKGAN, Tailor. &0., Wyndham-itreet, one door above Btak Oflloe. V.\;ANTEO KNOWN, that VTILLIAM ?y Wkst, Oanoand Boat Chair Manufac turer, wishon to Inform the public that he oan now Bupply them both at his resldenco, Wynd ham-Btreot, an« at the City Market, with all' kinds of Household Furniture at the lowest possible prices. Also, every description of If ttrnlturo Ropsirod and Bold oo Commission.— Note the Address—Wyndham-eteoot and City Market. VftrAKTED KNOWN —K. Shatler, Vf Tailor, Kdon Terraco, next Bdon Hall, has oommencod business in tho abovo line, and trusts by strict attontlon to all orders to merit a fair share of putrOnagn from thfc sunounding dlatrlot. whero a tailor is ma oh needed, R*palra neatly oxo oated. <' onte' own matßrlals mado up. WANTED, the following important things Known-art Gin double Flux Mattrassos, Cs; superior do, 8s; itt 61a double Flax Mattrasses. 8s; snporlor do, 12s Cd; 3ft Pulliiißfloa, 7b ; 4ft Gin do, lls; grand double spring Mattrassos. 455; Streiohors, 4s and ss, at Dai-pier's Large New Shop, Hobaon-street, ANTED, tho Gentlemen of Auckland to know, that at this date. May 13th. I have only 67 of the Patent Talothes Waterproof Coats left, and I have orders for nearly quarter that number, 17s SI to 555, romnmtior. No Coat guaranteed unions the manuf&oturer's name is omboased is largo gold and Bilk lotters —Cooper, Box & Co. Queen Victoria-Btwet, London, on tho lining, below tho Ven tilating tubes.—To be h«d only of J. &w. Williams. Importers of. Drapery and Clothing, 82. Kiirangahajio Road. W7" ANTED KNOWN—A Splendid Line YV of Beautiful Oleographs, lately arrived; also, Children's Toy Boolta.frorald eaoh;Clocks, Photographs, Stationory, and General Fanoy Goods. Two Lovoly Wax Dolla, life-siEe and llfe-llko.jußt received per Oxford, are cr eat ing quite a furore among the fair sex, young and old. Tho flnost display of 6d and Is Goods over mat .pin the oolony. On the 6d oonnterthere are ovor 2000 articles, and on the Is counter, which Is 60 feet-in length, there aro between t,500 and 2,000 dlstlnot artioles. New conßlgnments of Goods have Just arrived by Oxford, and others are on their way from Kurope per Haldone and Lalra. — A Now Department, viz.. that of BOOKS has just been added to the Arcade; Mr Goodßon having joined the business of Bookseller to hla other business. Inspection oordlally Invited. rgiO DRAPERS.—Wanted, two good . J Handß.—Apply John Lgpk, Qneen-street. TO CARTERS.— Wanted, about 100 Loads of Ballast (scoria) Removed from View Koad, Mount _don.-Apply at the Toll house. SITUATION WANTED by a steady JO respectable man in a store, or any position In town; good driver; knows town woll.— Addroßß by letter, JO, Star offlce. nOVEKNESS WANTED to teach VJT Englisb, &c. and Mubio ; Children's agec from i to 8 —Apply by letter, stating age and salary oxpnetod. AC, Star ofßoe, rpo FISHERMEN.-Wanted, a Numbei JL of Boats equipped with nets, and all appll ancES for flshlng, to proceed to HelonsviHe where dully Bupmles w!!l bo taken at higheei prices by the Kalpara Canning Cbmjany.- Apply to J. A. Wilson, or to agents, L, D Nathan and Co,, Auckland. Musical. MR. POOLEY'S MUSICAL SOCIETY FOR TUB STUDY, RKHffi_RSA_, AND. PKRFORM ANOK OB1 HI3H.OLA3S OHORAIi AND _~ . OTHBR VOOAL M"SIC. Largb Conokbt Ham op the Young Men' Christian Asi ooutio.v, MONDAY KVENING3 at half-past 7 o'oloob Commencing on MONDAY. sth J[une. Subßorlption h,alf-a-gninoa, for term of thre months. Members entitled to a Complimentary Tio-et for each Concort during the term* A VOCAXi 0L4.83 will be commenced at M POOLKS'B RKBIDBNanon FRIDAY EVENING Bth June, for Sonsd. Kibmrntahy Inbtbw tion. from which members will be drafted int the Musical Society when profloient. Ladioii' Class at half-past 6, Gontlemen'a Clas a,t 8 o'clock. Application to bs made to Anoklaid Musi Warehouse, Qaeen-atroat; Secretary V.M O.A aad to MX. POOLKY, Mendelssohn Villa, EarangahßPfl Road, mo P _A_R EN T I MAD.AM X FOLEY, from Paris, Is denlroi of obtaining a few Juvenile Paplla for Inatrvt tion on I the Pianoforte and Binglng. Tura (moderate) may be ascertained on applicatic at cettago next door to Plnmley's, Dentist, Ho son-street., GF, STOVIN begs to draw the attc • . tion of tho pnblio thatjio has opened t offlce at the Union Inauranoe Company's Bull inKS, Qa°.on-stroot, where ho Intends to carry < business as House, Land, and -Estate Agent.



For Bale. • g/iOR SALE, a Team of Horses, Cart, ,J» and Harness.—Apply to 0. Kean, Lowei Vincont-Btroot. i Jj^OK BALB, at CochraDe's to-morrow, i fen» Kaoing Biney. 12 feet long. T7l UK S A L X, a commodious Eight-roomed JL! Honae, with largo freehold Allotmant, i pleasantly situated in Parneli. Good welt For immediate Hale on easy terms, at low price.— Apply to H. Ashton & Son, 8. N,Z.- Insurance Haildlngß. "DUCiiY JSoOK. —For talo, a large JXj House, In good order, and nearly an acre and a half of land tas'efully planted.—F. Q. ICwlngton. fXU&KTON ROAD.—For Sale, a Seven \JT roomed House, pleasantly situated in a large allotment, commanding a view ol the harbour.-Apply to ff. G. Bwington. fVJ Evv COTTAGE, on volcanic land) Xn £280, on easy terms.—F. G. g wlngton, E>UILDING SITES at Mouut Eden, ► Symonds-street, and Ponsonby unsur passed % beauty or hoalthf ulnoas o£ position. —K. G. Kwington. (OLAKKNCE - STREET Ponsonby.— v> House and Land at low price.—». G. Kwington. ffiHllEE Acres and House at Mount • Kden, £359; freehold; stands high.—B\ G. Kwington. TDERESFOKD-STKEET (near Church) ---1_» Large House and Allotmont, £600.-F. G. Bwington. MOUNT ALBERT-10 Acres.-F. G. Kwington. . g/iOK SALE.- Grocery and Confectionery JL1 Basinesa, for Sale, In leadlnft thorouKh "are. Stook and Fixtures about £89 (no coud wUl).-D. y. Eyanß, Estate Agent. gjAOK SALE, comfortable Cot v ge of 6 JL\ roomß, RoKent-Btreet, Newton, ood-ahed well. &o.; allotment 10 _ 100. Pri £185.-U F. Bvans. ijiOK IMMEDIATE 0 4Lis, fonsonDy —. Terrace, a nioe Honso of 7 rooms, veran dah In front; Allotment 80 x 100, all tastefully aid out; good well, tank. &c. l'rlco, £430.—D. V- X _WB. Ketote Agent. Qnren^atraet. . W ILPOtt SALK, 50 Acres First-class Fern X- Land at Tuakau; a very ohoice lot, with abundance of water: situate on a good road, and about 5 minutoa' walk from railway station. Price, only £7 per acre.—D. F. Evans, Mutate Agent. . Jj^OU SaLE, nice Cottage of four rooms -~ and soullory: register grate, oven, gas laid, in, and every convenience; situate Ireland street, near Kngland-streat. Price, £280 —D. F. Kvnns u Estato Agent. FOR SALE, Lincoln-street, Ponsonby, Houso of seven rooms, good well, wooa shod, &o; allotment, 66x100, fenced and planted ; very cheap, only £310.—D. If. Kvans, Kstate Agent, Qneen-atrept. m jj>OK SALE (Howe-street), a very pretty JL1 Villa containing five rooma. pantry; water laid in, nlco garden, &o.: all in flrst-olass order j splendid view; a very desirable place D. g. -vanß, Kfltato Agent, Queen-street. i) 25 If OR" IMMEDIATE SALE, Handsome JL1 Villa j almost now, and In flrat-olass order: gables, baw window, good well, register grate, oven, oupboardß, oto., etc.; Bituated la Hackot stroot, near the Btopa leading down to beaoh at foot of St. Mary's Koad ; pleasant, healthy, and desirable position; must be sold at onoe. Prloe, only £300.-D. F. Evans, Hstato _gent, Qnoen street. BjIOR SALE, Business Premises at *.' Mount Kden, situate In main road; a splendid opening for a Chemist, as at present there Is not one in this large and populous distriot. The building 1b now. substantial, and well flnishod—Full particulars from Mrs Jack, on the promises, or of D. ff. Evans, Kstate Agent. Qneen-street QTOKES' POINT. — Splendid Building 0 Allotments, planted with Fruit Treos, &o, namediatoly opposite Hotel, Price low—easy terms.—D. F. Evanß. Estate Agent. »™UBORBAN STORE lor sale,—A first rato business for Sale In one of the best ot Auckland «üburbß; the position Is second to none; a splendid opening; full particulars from D.F..Jivap8 t ßatßte.AHept. Auckland. 825. PUK.EKOHE.-A very desirable Farm of 101 acres, about 1} miles from Tuakau Station, with Three-roomed Cottage, work- Bhop, dairy, oowshed, pigstios, &o. a splendid Btream runs through the proporty; all fenced tin A subdivided; about 60 acres In grass, the rest cultivated; soil is first class. Good metalled road all the way. Very cheap-prioe, £600.— D. V. itvana, Hatato Agont. IJliOit-ECT TERRACE.—A very nice Verandah Cottage of six rooms, fitted with oupboards. bookcase, dresser, &c; gas and water laid in; good gardon, stable, &o.- D. F. Evans, Estate Auont. Queen-street. MOUNT EDEN. — Cottage of Four Rooms and Two Acres of Land at Mount Kaon (divided into two paddooks), near resi dence of J. Batgor, Ksq. A. very donirable pro perty. Prioo. £WO—D. F. -vacs. Katato Agent. "DONSONBY,—A new and very pretty JL Vorandah Cottage tf 5 rooms, allotment, ank, «tc., all complete, and In flret olass order. Very cheap. £220 D. F. Kvans, KBtate Agent, Queen-street. 427 QTOKES'B POINT.-Splendid Allot- O monts fonoed and planted with fruit and ornamental trees, in splendid position, over looking the harbour, near the beach.—D. V, Kvanß. KBtate Agent. MOUNT EDEN (near Mr Kelly s), a new and well-finished House of five rooms, replete with almost every convenience, Buoh as register grates, kitchen range, &o.; allot ment about 80 x 200; main road frontage; very desirable.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen- Btreot. iOB_ if OR IMMEDIATE DISPOSAL, the I- Business of a Suburban titoro in a rising distriot (owner retiring through ill health) Only a small aura required for good-will, stock at valuation; ront moderate.—D. F. Evans, Katate Agent. SPRING-STREET, Ponsonby — Hand some now House, thoroughly well finished, rooms large and lofty, standing on two allot ments. lam instructed to eitecs an immediate sa'e—business matters calling the owner away !rom the distriot.—Full particulars from D. F. Kvane, Katate Agent, Queen-Btreat 409 A, BARGAIN,—Cottage of 4 rooms arid r\- scullery in Ponsonby, only *120.—D. F. Evans, |_| aNUSuME VILLA RESIDENCE, IJL in flrst-olass order. The Houso stands high, commands a grand view, and is sur rounded by a splondld gardon fully stooked with frnit trees,flowers*,etc., etc. The aspect Is north oistarly. and well sholterod. Situated in Pon sonby, nest to Rev. Mr Rnoolman's, and having a fiontage of 132 feet to O'nonnell-stroet, which oould (it desired) be anb-dlvlded to advantage. —P. F Kvanß, Kstato Agent.Qaeen-Btreet, 430 If or sale or lease. Takapuna. North Shore.—Desirable Store, Dwelling, and Outhouses, almost now and in first-olaßa order, together with 6 acres Splendid Land (in crops) on main road and in the vicinity of the beautiful lako, and commanding splendid view of Auckland harbour. A most desirable property, and woll worthy Inspection. D. F. EVANS. 331 - ._KBJS*? Agent " ; tp O R SALE, CLAREMONTSTBKKTi Seafleld View—A Very Desirable Allotmont, quite level, fencod, and ready for building on, 33 x 118. for £100. NEWMAKKKT-Verandah Cottage, srooms, register oven, good well, &c, oorner allotment 33 x 100, for £250. MONTAGUE-STREET, Newton-Verandah Cottage, i rooms, allotment about 33 x 95; oheap, only £180. D. F. BVANP, Estate Agent, next Herald Office, Queen-street BUILDING SITES I BUILDING BITES All thoso Splendid Ulotmontß situate In Col lege Road (the only lots for sale on right-hand sldo going up. and being within a tow minutes walk of theolty). Should command a ready sale. This is a splendid investment for building purposes, Prloe, only £3 10s per foot upwards. For villa residencea the position is flrat-olasa. Also, at Sholly Beach, a few lots (66 x 120) still unsold; price. 42s 6d, per foot. Bailey's Paddock-Lots S3 x 99, at W eaoh Rylo-Btroet, Ponsonby-Lot ho. 107. an offer wanted; . And others on application to D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent, next " Herald " Office. IjIARMS FOR SALE.—Waikato — A b? very desirable and snug little Farm, situated on the bunks of the waikato River, vory oomfortable Homestead consisting of— Houso of Six Rooms, Outbuildings, suoh as Barn, Cowshed, Pigsties, Stockyard, &o. Area, about 226 aorea of good fertile Land, sub -1 divided into Paddocks, Orchard, and a splendid < piece of mixed bush. Sohool and Railway ' Station adjacent. Price. £85!). And several othero. Fall particulars on ap ■ plication to - D. F. EVANS. > Estate Agent, Queen-street (next " Herald" t Offlce). \ F. J. MOSS], [W, E. O'SULIiIVAN] FJ. .MO S S & CO., • LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, Shortland-btbeet. WE HAVK FOR SALE a large number ol PROPERTIES la TOWN and COUNTRY of which full particulars may bo obtainec > on application. . MONEY TO LEND on Lessohold or Free hold Security at Current Rates of Interest. WE ALSO IN'DKNT for Implemants, Ma „ chinery, or Goods Of any description, througl our Agentb—Messrs 11.. S. King & Co., o Cornhill, London—whose large connectioi ■ and long experience enable us to offer thi best terms to thoße who may favour us witl o business.—F. J. MOSS & Co., Land am ; Ketate Agents, Shortland-atroet. r For continuation, see Pint Paoe). )■ ' ' ~ ' Licensing Notices. •s „, . DARGAVItLE WCENSING DIS TRIOT. Notice of Application for a Publican's Lloensc I, HENRY C. NANKKRVia. of Mangi wharp, do hereby giva notice that 1 desire t , obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meetlm '. to be holden at the Court-house. Dargaville, o the Cth day of June, 1382. apply for a Certifldat is authorising the issue ot a Pablioan's License f c c- a house, situate at Mangawhare, and known r is the Mangawhare Hotel, containing SO room in exolustve of those required for the nseot t) b- family. i Dated the 12th day of May, 1882. 3 ■ HENRY C. NANKHRVI3, 10.G.T.— The Officers and Members) • the Hope of Parneli Lodge rospeotful in and esrnostly request the ratepayers ot Farm A' to use their utmost influence attho coming ele on tion to prevent an increase of public houses Parneli.



To jjet ■ rgiO LEr, New Six-roomod House in St. JL Mary's Road; gas laid on, tank and well, &o.—ApplytoMrKnUht, Batonor. nnO LET, at Conquest Place, six-roomed ■ JL House, outbuildings, large garden; rent 12s.~Inquire M. Ryan, Grocer. Parnell. rBIO LK.T, a 17-roomed House at Tauranga, X known as GraSßiok's Boarding-house, suit able for a largo and extensive trade, and within two minutes' walk of the wharf; a long louse oan be obtained.—Apply to John A. Clark, Commission Agent, Tanranga. rgiO LET, a House in Vincent-street, 8 X rooms, bath-room; water and gas laid on. Rent moderate.—Apply W. P. Wafih, Shako speare Hotel. Tf\O LET, New Shop and seven rooms in X Ponsonby Koad, opposite Brown-street; good position for business. Kent, HI per week. —Apply to W. Johnston, Franklin Road, second houae from Ponaonby Road. TO LET, at Onohunga, a House ot nine rooms; thoroughly well finished, with coaoh-bouso, stable, So.; situate on Norman's Hill, good view, healthy situation; entry at once.—Apply io Wm. Stevenson, Onehunga. mo LET, Office corner of High-street and T R m T» uloa? Lane.—Apply to R. Home, abovo L. W. Baton's. Queen-street J^O LET, that Corner Allotment, with Cottage and Carpenter's Workshop there on, situated at Poneonby Road; well adapted or a bulHor.-For Particulars apply to William RoB?a, Manager Union Sash and Door Co. liO LEX, a Three-roomed Cottage, with soullery, (Brown-stmt, 4 doors from 'onsonby road; ront6sßd.—J. Williams, Vic toria'streoti rr\O BE LET, in Symonds-street, the X Residenoe of J. Robortson, Esa.—Apply to F. G. Ewlngton. rpO LET, Two Shops in best part of J- Qneen street. TIO LET, at Ponsonby, a 5-roomed Cot tage, with gas and water, corner ot lolford. street and Dedwood Terrace.—Apply to ■ Swales. mo LET, a Family Residence coHtainine . J 10 rooms, with suitable ontbuildings, on the New North Road; possession given imme diately.—Apply to F. L. Prime, Kntate Agent. 28, N.Z, Insuranco Bnlldings. rPO LET, in Union-street (on opposite X Bide from Wellington Hotel), Throe Bpaclous Rooms, with two fireplaces. Bent, Modorate.-Apply to Mrs Burke, on the pra mlßoa. j%7ORTH SHOKE —To Let, a New 1" House of 10 rooms, well tltuated, and suitable for lodging house; also, Furnished Cottage.—X. and R. Dnder, Dovonport Store. Meetings. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN JL ASSOCIATION, corner of Wellesley and Albert strcots.—Kvangelistio Servlco, THIS (Thursday) EVKNING, at 7.30. AU are invited. Recent arrivals cordially invited. JSF " £ I ° *• A Speolal Qonoral Meeting of the Builders' and Contractor' Association will bo held T H I 8 (Thursday) X V B NIN G, the 18th Instant, In the Soath Britiih Buildings, at 7.40 sharp. THOS. CONSTABLE. Acting Seorotary. UNION LODGE OF MARK MASTERS. The Emergenoy Meeting called for FRIDAY, May 19, will NOT be held* JAMES CARLAW. W.M. May 18,1882. A UCKLAND PHILHARMONIC -c\- SOCIETY. „ AnKmergenoy Meeting is oalled for FRIDAY" NIGHT, the 20th instant. Every member re qnested to attend, Business of Importance. g. Campbell. Secretary, THE usual Monthly Band of Hope Meeting will be held in Pitt-streat Lower School-room TO MORROW (FWdsy) EVEN ING, at 7 o olook. AUCKLAND PERMANENT O o OPERATIVE BUILDING AND IN VKSTMENT SOCIETY. NOTICE. The Tenth Annual Mooting ot the Auokland Permanent Co-operative Building and Invest ment Society, tor receiving the annual report and accounts, and electing a committee of management and auditors for the ensuing year, will ba hold in the Leoturo Hall ot the Young Men's Christian Association, Albert-street, on TUESDAY, the 13th June, 1882, at half-past Beven in tha evening. JOHN BATGBR. Secretary N.B.—ln accordance with rule No. 11, nom inations of Candidates for office must be lodged with the Secretary on or before 3let Mar. * UCKLAND PERMANENT CO- A. OPERATIVE BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. In compliance with a requisition from 21 Members of the Society (which requisition Is now exhibited in tho Sosiety's Offloe, as ro quired by Rule No. 10), I hereby give notice that a Speolal Meotlng of the Auckland Por manent Co operative Building and Investment Society will be held on TUKSDAY. tho 13th dayot Juno next, immediately after the ordi nary annual meeting of the said Sooiety, con vened for 7 30 p.m. on that day. BUSINESS: To Repaal Rules Nos. 3. i, 6, U, 18,18,19,21, and 73, and Schedule F.and to eoaot New Rules and a New Schedule instead tueieof, as adver tised In " The New Zealand Herald" and Tins Evening Siaii, of 10th May, 1882. JOHN BATGER. Secretary. OOUTH BRITISH FIRE AND O MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. ' Notice la hereby Riven that an Extraordinary onersl Meeting of the Shareholders ot the above Company will be held at the office of the said Company in Auckland, on the nineteenth day of May next, at two o'clock in the after nooE, for the purtoeo of confirming the follow ing resolution, passed at a meeting of Sha~o holders of the abovo Company, held on the tenth day of A»ril, viz.:— "Thut Hub-section i of Article 90 of the Articles ot Association ot the Company bo altered, by striking oat ell the words after the word 'manner' In said Sub ocotlon; and in lieu thereof, inserting the words following, viz.: ' And In or upon, or in the purchase of real estate, stocks, funds, debentures, shores In limited companion, or aoourltloa, and upon suoh terms aa they may think fit, and may from time to time vary the ■investments."' By order ot tho Board, ' GEORGE JOHNSTON, General Manager. April 17,1882. Volunteer Notioes. A UCKLAND NAVAL BRIGADE. The Monthly Inspection of the Auokland Naval Brigade will take place TO-MORROW Friday) KVENING, the 10th Instant, at 7.5' C p.m. Blue Uniform. Members please bear la mind this will be the last Parado to prepare for Queen's Birthday. By order of the captain, JAS. STANLEY, Secretary A.N.B. Tenders. rr o builders. . coffekValack. The time for rcceiv.'sg Tenders is extended until noon of the 26th lust. R. KKALS ft SON, Architects. Por continuation, see First Paot). Goldmimng Notices. URE GOLD MINI KG COMPANY (LIMITED). All Shareholders holding Three Shares and under are requested to oall at the office of the Company, No. 2, Insurance Buildings, to Arrange Allotment of Sharon ROBERT HOENE, Liquidator. • Medioai. mOOTHACHE ! TOOTHACHE 1 _|L TOOTHACHE! Immediate Relief by using BDSON'S MAGIC ESSENCE. In Is BottScßi ASSHALL'S SPECIAL TINCTURE OF POOOPHYLLUM is one of tho boM known remedies for all Stomach Disordors, Prloe, Is.—C. W. Goodson, London Arcade. l»Y RUYAL LETTERS PATENT, Gold Medal, Paris. 1878: Bpoolal Awara, Philadelphia, 1876; Gold Medal, Sydney, 1880' Gold Medal, Brussels, 1880; Gold Medal, Moibourne, 1881. JU6T LANDK3, CANTRELL & COOHRANE'S .CELEBRATED iEKATED WATERS. MONTSERRAT LIME JUICK. CHAMPAGNE A Health-giving Non-alcohollo Beverage, at Hotels and Clubs; 3d per bottle. AROMATIO QINQKR.AIiBM The Origins Belfast Ginger Ale, bo justly celebrated at Hotels and Clnbs; 9d per bottle. These iKBAMD Waters are the same quallt as contracted for and now supplied to The Canard S.S. Co.; the Montreal S.S. Co. thelnman S.S. Co.; Oceanic S.S. Co.: tho National S.S. Co.; the Paolflo S.S. Co.; Anchor, S.S. Co, Kingston and Holyhead, R.M., Co. WHOLESALE AGENT, H • AICKIN, ;! ' IHB P HARMA OY. , .



Amusements. CONCEPT in Aid of the Funds of 8f Mary's Sunday-Eohool, to be held In Mr Clayton's BohiWl-room, Prrnell, TO-MORROW (Friday), loth. iXt 8 P.m. Single Tiokets, la Cd Families, la ea^b. Programme:—l. OVertnn (two pianos anu'- harmonium). " Figaro;" 2 DoubleQnartette, "ILove My Lore;" 3. Sons: "Across the Sea;" 4. Glee. "Whois 8ylvla? 5, Duet, "The Sailor Blj[ha;" 6. Pianofortt Solo, "Invitation i vo the Waltz:" 7. Double Quartette, "Annie .tee." r-terral. 1, Duot (two pianos), " Wiliia.m Tell;'' 2. Glee. " Calm be Thy Slnmbors i" 3 h.ing, •' The Way Through the Wood;" i Song, ,Mr Gordon Goooh; 5, Pianofoyti Solo, "Mlneli'ftha;" C. Duet, "The Coualns." 7. Double Quai^tetto, "Good Night, Beloved," FITT-SIKKET WKSLEYAN CHURCH CHOIR CO.VCERT. IN-THE SCHOOLEOOM, ON MONDAY, 22nd MAY, Ihstaot. Song and Chorus...._.." Hurrah for' Bngland " Sonpc.l ..._ •' WaW.lor Bold" Daet...." When tho wind oomoa from the sea " Bong By a Lady 31ee... _ _ „" Oome, DOTothy >'■ Mo "Breathesoft, ye winds" Songatd Chorus _"Hands all Round" Glee ."Behold how brightly breaks tne Mosn" Song_,.. „„..__! "British Lion" Glee...._ __.._ "Gipsy Life" Quartette _ - "Farewell" (4lee_ u .."Cheorup, Companions" Song _ By a Gentleman Quartette .."Parting Kiss" Glee „......_, " Good .Night," God Says tub Quuen. Prooeeds in aid of Northcoto Wesleyan Church. ADMISSION IS. Board and Kesidence. LJOARD & UESIDENCEfor Two res -O peotable Young Men; also Furnished Bed-room and Sitting-room to let.— Whito House. Harnell. /AOVKKISOK iSKOWNE HOXJiv XX HOBSON-STREKT. Board ass Lodoins __..___ ~ZOa pp.- Week Sisau Room -- .afei. UPEKI')R Board and Keßideuce (bath, piano, largo grounds), not to be equalled. in central position in Auokland, for families, ladles, or gentlemen. Address, Stab Offloe. Public Notices. A. LBE R T HOT EL, QUKEN-STKEET. THffi LARGEST AND BE3T FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL IN AUCKLAND. B. C. ROBERTS, Pkopeibtor. Pbivatb Sprr&B. spacious simple Rooms, "KTOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. Notice is hereby given that the Partnership hitherto existing betweon the undersigned has been Dissolved by mutual consent. All Accounts owing to and by the late firm will be. received and paid by Mr Milne. Dated this 18th day of May, 18S2. JOHN MILNE. T. LBIGH WHITK. aOUSES BUILT on the Weekly Pay. ment System.-Apply, No, 2. Graf ton Road, Eyber Pa.es. npHE ~\T A V f\ ÜBE N. ANY Person possessing Any or All of the following books, and disposed to lend them for a short time, would oonf or a great favour by oommunloatlng with "Under graduate," Stab Office.—The Diaries of Burton, Narcissus Luttrell, and John Wallington; the Autobiography of George Fox, tho Quaker. ANY Person or Persons found Carting Away my Ground, called " Little Rangi toto," will be Prorecuted after thia date. JO3KPH SKBLTON. Auckland, May 17,1882. LOANS on Mortgage are granted on the most favourable terms by THK NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY, Queen street, Auckland.—George P. Pierce, General Manager. QANDWICHES AI»D COFFEE. J^LBBRT 20Tal1 BAB< KVBRY EViCNING. BANDWICBBa, FREE. COffFSE, 6d. JUST OPENED, 2 cases Men's and Boyß' felt Hf.tt; a good stiff felt hat for ss Od.-A. Lovett, Wel'.esioy-street. qno MINING SPECULATORS.—Have' I your ground tested before sinking.— HKNRY BVANB is now open to Bore with the Wright and Kdwa^ds Boring Machine or Water Auger. From Surface to ioott., 6s 6d per foot; 200 ft., 10b ; 300 ft., Isp ; 400 ft., 20s. J^tSb^ QHli? PAREORA, FROM JjgJlilflKi All Aooounts against the ship ■ '" ""■ Pareora must be rendered In (Indicate to the undersigned by 3 o'olock TO MORROW, the 19th met, or they cannot be recognised. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO, (LIMITED), Auckland, May 18,1882. JAPAN -TXRESSED FjICE, TO ARRIVE. Per Sybil, Direct from Yokohama. Wo have repelved oable advioe of tho dis patch ot the Sybil, with a FULL CARGO OF DRBSSED RICK, for Auckland dlreot. o offer Wholesale Poroels to arrive at equal to Melbourne Prices. _____ L. D. NATHAN & CO. ' T>EST NEWCASTLE COaL. .A CARGO OF HOUSEHOLD AJND BLACKSMITHS Per Wkntwokih; now discharging!. , ; . Also, . TAUPIRI, BA"S, KAMO COALS AND FIRHWOOD. Delivered in Town or Country, W. AND 6. WINSTO NE, CUSTOM-HODSt-STRKKT. "VTEW OPERA SEASON.—Abbotts .1 Theatre. —Mra Tsrplee, Poulterer and fruiterer, Qaeen-street (near Alberc Hotel), 'ea, Coffee. Chocolate, Sandwiches. Cakes, and efreshments provided at Reaeonab'e Rates.— Noto the addressi Albert Hotel Buildings (op posite Mr Edeon's, Chemist). OIREDK. WHITE HEAD'S B? RETAIL TKA ADVKRTI3IIMENT, FINKST CHINA TEA SIFTINGB, 1/4 Per lb, Selected from the London market, and re markably cheap. Gives a strong, thlok, and pungont liquor, OHOICKBT PURK FHIST CROP BROKEN PANYONG CONGOU. This Tea for valt-o In the enp Is worth penoe per pound more money. Price, I/O por lb. The like rarely cornea into this market. A SPLENDID DARJEELING FLAVOURED MIXTURE sguaran teed a blend ot Pure India and Otnna Teas. Prloe, 1/8 per lb, "TEA EXTRAORDINARY!1 The ready sale this Tea commands proves it worthy the name. Price, 2/ per lb "FAMUiY MIXTURE.' A blond of extra highly %ured first orop Indie and China Teas; will carry well, and Im prove with lengthened brewing In the pot, and prove Itself an economic high-olaes Family Tea, Price, 2/Bperli, "VERY RICH DBEP BROWN TKA,1 A combination of some o! tho purest, the strongest, and theriohe&i, flavoured Teas Imported. Give it a trial Price, 3/ per lb. 90 BOXES "FOOK OAN PEKOB TKA About the Fineßt Importation of tho Season, Price, 28/ per box. Fredk. Whitehead, WHOLESALE AND RKTAIL TKA DKAKKI '"'IOTOBIA-BTRKIST. AUCKLAND. 6 IN. RIM LOCKS, Zs; Fenders, Is S to 25s i f liver Pattern Cruet Stands, 3a 6i Mahoeany Swing Glasses, is 9d; Bird Cage from Is Bd. i _Ti LASS SHADES and Stands from ] V3T 6d; Chamber Services, 7s Sd to 10s; Iro Buckets, Is 6d; Tube, da ad; Dinner Service 70 pieces. 353. _____^v fWLT .CHINA COPS, 7s dozen; Tc VJT Sets', in variety; from 0a: Englteh TJi ware, every description,; DoubloXron Bedeteadi 25a. it.--: r SILVER ISets Brooches.and Earrings, 1 219. Queen-street. £*1 i\ TO £10,000 LENT on Bulldlu 3bJL" Sooiotyprlnolples.oronotherK ti tosutt borrowers. Allotments bonght ai Houses built on weohly payment Hyatei Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List Properties for sale on til ptuce. Blzpetoer allowed on money deposited tor Investment v. wiLLiAuaoN, Land, Bstate and Finanol Asent Volcsn Lano,



personal. '' '• *■ tTH ij XF —. HalUweli,, aonof Rev. Tldffi ill Halllwoll, England, will B end addrfflif I T John Bskor, Grafcon Road, he will oblige, jjt |j Ji Jjost and Found. f* ; J OST, Black Leather Pockctbook, Iff I taing papers of no nee oxcept to ownetfiil ' 53 roward, at Petry'e. Jeweller. Vlotoria-Btaftl } jI i T OST, bstween Queen-street and toMl!! t JLJ ParneH, a Parse containing a RUnulHf , money.—Finder will be rewarded on return]]! j| I i it to M!b9 Ryan. Grocer. Parnoll. ill! S. KBWARD.-Lojt, in Grey.streetfflilj ''Silver Bracelet, Bet with pebbles.—aplll I at 256. Qn-oii Btroet. "•_ g| 1 I X«-|~KE\VAKD.-Lost, on SaturdHll -3WJL evening, from Nenmarkot Hoteiiliij Large Brindled Cattle I Jog.—Anyone retail iBI 8 I the same to Mr Kuston, at Newmarket HoHI i Will rocelva til c above reward. Jll ONE POUND KEWAKD.-StolenHl!] Strayed from the Grammar School Past] i dock, Parnell. last Tueedav, a 6-ynnr-old Grijffl Maro, about 15 hands — vVhoovor will Rive ifljjjf formution or return name to Mr C. WOOO, PnHH) poll, will receive above reward. . ||H TKAYED into my Paddock, a JRed anHi White Cow; if not claimed within tafiff days, will bo sold to defray oxoonßes.—llfil MUIK, Otahuhu. Auckland. 18thMay, l^lfit G-azette in Bankruptcy. .j IN TEE SUPREME COURT OF NE\MI ZK ALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT, jll IN BANKRUPTCY. . Hi In the matter of "The Debtors and Oreditoiwl] Aot,lß7C."and the various Aots amendlßßJll tho sumo, and in tlio matter of the Bank-11l I ruptoy of Jasiks Johnbtone, of Northing I coto, near Auckland, Uuindlggor, alllj Debtor. • » f Notice is hereby given that a sufficient §; number of Creditors of tho said James John-Inn stono not havimr attended the first meeting oUißi Creditors appointed to be held at the Supremelll Court-house, Auofcipnd, on Wednesday, them] 17th May instant, at eleven o'clock In thofoie-s|' uoi-n, nor at tho aojournraont of tho said meet-fll* ing to this day at tho eamo pUoe and'Hl; hour, tho .Registrar has, in pursuance of than i6:h section of the "Debtors and Creditors ftKJ' Ant, 1876." appointed Thomas Macffarlane,■ Ksqulro, of Auckland, Certificated Aooonnt- Hi: ant in Bankruptcy, to bo Oroditora' Truatoo'otMj: tho proporty of tho said James Johmitone, and. fig that tho said Thomas Maoftarlane has in- 111 timated to iheKcgistrar, in writing, hiaaooopt- H| ahco of the said offloß. ...IV y« Dated at Auckland thla eighteenth day of B| May, one thousand eight hundred and eighty- tjs G. W, BASIiKY, If Deputy Registrar. §1 WIHTiHTICK, UUSBKrX&BUDDLK, |j| Debtor's Solicitors, •. , a BS j Wyndhaiu-street, Auokland. '. |j3 IN THE SUPREMECOURTOFNEW § ZICALAND.-.NOKI'HURN DISTRICT. .■ ■ || IN BA.NKRUPT.CIi. 110 In tho mattor of'" The Debtors and Creditors if Act, 1876," and the Acts amending tho H . same, and of the Banktnptoy of Ahthub Ift CIIOMPTON BftTTANV, Of the City Of j[] Auckland, Provision Dealer, a Debtor.;. ./ Jj Creditors of the said Arthur Crompton Bettuny, 1 held this day, at the Supreme Court-house, In -1! the City of Auckland, at 12 o'olook noon, Thos. $ Macfl'arlaue, Esquire, Certificated. Aoooulitont I in Bankruptcy, was elected Creditors' Trnstea I of the property of the eald Arthur Crompton I Bettany: and tbat the caUl Thoinaa Maoffarlane J has Bignlfiod. to tho Registrar, in writing, hlfl ■•"■M acceptance of tho said Trusteeship, , * Dated this 17th day of May, 1882. '. ;- 1 G. W. BABLEY.■ .-,<*^| Deputy Registrar, | G. T. Kbetlksv , | Qaeen-street, Auckland, Debtor's Solioltor. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW^ ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. ' IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " Tho Debtors and Creditors Act, 1873," and of tha several amend ments thereto, and of the Bankruptcy ot > i , Cbabi.es Kibtc Chatwin, Bnflder.?«:"•; , Debtorj. . .. ~\ It is hereby notiliwl. that at a Firat Meeting of I tho Creditors of the said Charles Kirk Obatwin, I held this day, in tho Buildioga or the Supremo i Court-houae, Auohland, at the hour of 2 o'olook In the afternoon, James Job Holland, Builder, j end Jamea Barclay Blslkio, Plasterer: both of Auckland aforeßaid. were eleoted Creditors' - Trustees oi the property of the F~id Debtor; and that the Bald James. Job Holland and Jamea Barolay BUikio, have intimated to the Regis trar, in writing, their uoooptanoo o( the salA ' trustooßhlp, . Dited at Auokland, this 17th day ot May, 1882. HBNRY 0. BRKWKB, Registrar: V HItHEBTHAND KICIIMOND, ■~- i . . .' VVyndham-stroat, Auckland, • ■" Solicitors for the Truatooe. ■ N THE SUPKEMiS COURT OF NEW JL ZKAIiAND, NOR'I'HBRN DISTRICT. * Xf IN BANKRUPTCY. .<; In the matter of "The Debton and Orodl •■;''."■ tors Act, 1876," and of the seraru.'" ■■•' amenduientß thereto, and ot the Bank' ruptcy of William John OMJimen, a ;-;.(.; Debtor.... ..•'•::..:' i' It la hereby notified that at a First Mooting ot; the Creditor* ot tho, said William John O'Brien,' , held thiß day, in the Buildings of the Supreme Court-houae, Auckland, at the hoar of 11 o'olook: in the forenoon, Thomas Maoffarlane, Ksquire. of'Auoklaid, Certificated Aocovntant In Bank ruptcy, was elected Creditors' Trustee of the property of the aaid debtor; and that the said Thomas Maoffnrlane hai intimated to the Registrar, in writing, hla acceptance Ot the BaiS; trusteeship. ' ' ft Dated at Auckland, this 17th day ot Hay, ■ /. HKNRY O. BHBWKR, V . Regtntrar. HsSrCRTH & RIOQMOND, Wyndham-Btreet, Auckland. : * Auctions. : TO-MORROW, 11 O'CLOCK A.* MARKET-DAY, AR T H U R'S MARKET FOR IHK BALK OF POULTRY, PRO DUCB. FRUIT. GROCERIES, &0. .. / ...... ARTHUR'S MART, QUKEN-STBKET. POULTRY DEPARTMENT: '■'' Fowls, Turkeys, Ducks. Geese. I Gulnea, Fowls, ' l^t^bdßnß&&f Mf-f miai Plß9i PRODUCE, GROCERY, AND FRUIT DK PARTMKNT. ~ Potatoes, CarrotH, Pumpkins, Oabbacresi'Mat* rows, Onions. Auokland-grown JUneeed. Oatmeal, Flour, cheese, Batter. Baoon, Hams, Honey. Freßh Butter (pataj In kea, v; [ - FRUIT.-Apples, Pears, Pineapples, Lemons GROCERIES, &o.—Tea, Coffee, Coooa, Sttgttv Candles, Starch, Soap, Bluo, Blsouits, Lol lies, Dried Apples, Blaokufjr, Point, white Lead, &c. m ON BAMS PSrVATELT, : FURNITURE DKPARTMBNTi t At Auotlon Prices: , . A Largo and Varied Assortment of General Furnishing Goods; Organs, Stoves, Hewing Machines. &o. .. . ■ TO-MOKROW, 11 O'OLOOK A.M. , CARBINES & TAYLOR ! WILL Sell by auction, To-morrow (Friday), at U o'olook, POULTRY—Fov?Iii, Duoks, Geese, Turkeyg Canaries, and Young Pigs FRUlT—Apples and Bananas PRODUCE—Hams and Eaoon, Walroa Choose Good Table Potatoes, Onions, Bait Beef Carrots, Butter, Lard ' • ™- ' Oats. Bran, Sharps, Fowl Wheat; Flour Oatmeal ~,! GROC!F,RIES-Tea, Sugar. Staroh, Mußtara Cornflour, Candles, Bait, Rice, KerogonS and?aint /""?-, HouEShold Furnlturei Clothing, &©.■ : ;J "At 11 o'clock. TO ■ M OEB O W. Ai 11 o'Clook. , : ■■*,:'£ ATS IB B I N'S M AB-'T,, ISO. 65, QUEKN-STBEET. ~.,.v -\itr aiz v, oats,■ potAt.^!es Melons, Onions, Sharps, Bran, floor,,,;;; Oatmeal 70 Boxes Tea, Sugar ...> Venus Tob»ooo, Blsokinp, Arrowroot Jaois, Soap, Cwndles.Kerosene, ■,-_. ..... Beef,Pork,Cheoee. GroMrles ii 1 r » MO bags Flour: upset price. 7s fld .' XO-JMOKROW. PRODUCE SALE." ' ' ' ' W. DOWDEN a XTTIL.I" sell by auction, at tho Exchange i. VT Mart, Queen-street, To-morrow (Fri a, day),atU oclock, , . r ,i|j Potatoes -a 3 cases Canterbury Cheese , .-.■..: v - , 2 cases Canterbuxy Hams and Baoon ]i :, .30 Backs Oats 3 cases Currants - - 25 bozss Tea 6 casoß Raisins ' ■ , •' ■'• :=: Ground Rico, Blacking, Vestas—l -•< ---*- « PlokHanaiOß. Qatmeal, Beet • U eaUdOll.PickllftTaplooa. £ L , rAlw' ..-,.., ot Furniture, Piano, Plotureß " ■'• '•.■"-•? it English Lever Watohos h ,_.;.:«GOWiWatohes, eto. ,;« ■ ij-Vj lal: ■ '.'■'.:■■'^'» iz,::\ :.'.•.',.:. > ',• ■'-* —■'■ v-"i V.. i • (Continued on Fourth Page,): i t? r