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HEW PLYMOUTH, this day. j The supports oJ the Stoney Kiver bridge, . between Okato and Pungarebu, have i given away pwing to the flooded state of t be river. Constable Pannell was acquitted of the charge of indecent assault on MrsDaniells, i The Judge said it was the first case of; a man being found unlawfully in a strange ! woman's bed he had hoard of getting off so easily. KEEFTON, this day. T. S. Weston addressed a meeting of his constituents at Keefton on Friday night. He received a unanimous vote of confidence. He is to be banquetted to-night. CHKISTCHURCH, this day. LIONS IN CHRISTCHURCH. On Saturday forenoon Te Whiti and Tohu were taken to the Bxhbition. Thu prisoners were dressed in ordinary civilian clothing, and were accompanied by Mr JSeetham, R.M., and eicorted by the wavdirs and A.C. men. Te Whiti dis pls.yed considerable interest, but Tohu maintained a sullen demeanour. A large crowd folhwed them, but no commuiica tion was allowed, a single exception being made in favour of Crombie Brewn.who was allowed to shake hand* with Te Whiti. Thu opinion is growing here that they will never be brought to trial.

WELLINGTON, Sunday.

Tha Wellington Meat Freezing Company havo decided at once to order machinery. A telegram has just been received by the Government, from Dr Lciiiod, via Blenheim, stating that he has succeeded in picking up the Koufch Island eid of the cable, and tbat should tho weather remain sufficiently favourable to-day, the splicing will be gone on with at once. At present, however, it is very threattning, a southerly wind having set in. The end ef the cable ha» been buoyed in the meantime

DUNEDIN, this day.

A monkey, which broke loose on Friday, somewhat seveiely handled a number of children, and caused groat consternation in one of the public schools. The police oventually got hold of the animal, and run him into the lock-up.

POLICE COURT.-This day.

(Before J. Cosgrave, Vsq., and V. Hull, Bsq., Jmßtioes of the Peuoo.)

DRUtfKKNNBB3.— Four parson* were suooess lvoly introduced to the Bench, and having ad mitted the soft Impeachment, were Informed that thop might regain their freedom on the payment of a fine of 5» and coats each, or the indulgence in twenty-four hours' imprisonment, with bard labour. John MoMonns was honoured with seven days free lodgings, tais being his third ofl'enoa. Tippbraby.—John Calvert was charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct in Queen- Btroet, on Friday last.—Mr Tyler appeared for the prisoner, and pleaded not guilty.—Conatable Cbriatlo deposed that ha arrvsted tha prisoner between ten and eleven o'olock: on Friday night, at the lower cabstand, in Quoei-streat; prisoner was shouting and yelling, and he warned him that if ho did not keep quiet, he would have to take him to tha station.—lla went into the hotel.and after wards renewed nil larrikin oallß, and '.'one thing or anethiir.'' — Witness again warned the prisoner, but he re fused to keep quiet. Ho said ho did not care fur a Kerry b—. Prisoner was mad drunk at the tima, and was shouting and veiling, and "onething or another." (Laughtor). He took refuge in one of the cabs twforo he w*B arrested.—To Mr Tyler: Prisoner was shouting and " one thing or another."—Mr Tyler: Wh»t la one tnlng or another?—Witnesß: Wty oooslog, and one thing or another, (Laughter). —To Mr Tyler: Prisoner waa twice warned, ond then he called out—"Tildo what I like ; I don't oaro for a Kerry b—."—Mr Tyler: Is it not true that you were annoyed be cause he called you an Irishman? —Mr JPardy said the witness waa a Scotch man. — The Bonchi No wonder the man lost his temper when be was called an Irishman. (Laughter).—The Witness-He said I was a Tipperary man.—The Bench: Worse and worse. (Renewed laughter).—Mr Tyler: Did you not threaten to "have" the prisoner before many months?— Witness : No.— Mr Tyler: Did you not arrest him because of the words he said to yon!— Witness : IHe was too frightened to say anytnlng to me.—Mr Tyler : Oh, indeed.—Conatable Lamb, who was called, deposed that he heard the prisoner shout log inside the oib. He helped to take him to the station. Was sura ha waa ifrmk.— Constable O'Brien, who was in charge of the look-np, dsposod that prisoner w»s druck and disorderly In the lock-m Ho was asserting that be was «ot druck,—William *olm»n, called "To KootL" deposed that ha saw the arrest Prisoner was the worse fur liquor, and wai cer tainly not sober. The policeman waited for him about ten mUntes outside the Waverley Hotel. —Samuel Klohards d«poaed that he saw the policeman go over to the prisoner and speak to him. The constable then went in the direction of Fort-atreet, and prisoner waa returning to the cab stand, when he called oat, " Tipperary for ever." Christie came baok, and witness then went away with a (are. Prisoner had some liquor, but did not appear to be drunk.— Mr Tyler addressed the Court for the defence, and called thei prisoner.—John Calvert deposed lie was "skylarking" with same other oabmon. when the constable p»ssod, and told them to clear off the footpath. He said "We're In for Tipperary," whan the constable turned b*ck and called out "I'll have no such language as that," Witnesa went into the hotel, and sub sequently the constable passed again. Someone ottllod out to him, and the polioeman ru;hed at witness and followed him into the hotel- Witness oame out soon afterwards, and went Into Sayera's oab,which he had engaged to take him home. The constable followed him, and told him he would look him up. Ha blow a whistle, and Coastable Lamb oame up. ihey drove him to the station, and although there was plenty of room In the oab, the polioeman. Lamb, sat on his kneo all tha way up.—To Mr Pardy: Others werenhout lng as well as himself .—Alfred Bayers also gave evidence. Prisoner was not to say drunk, bat he was not sober. Immediately Calvert came Out of the hotel, the constable Bald, "Young man, I want you," and prisoner made a rush to the cab and asked witness to drive him home; he had .not engaged the cab before tha'.— To Mr Pardy: Prisoner was oertainly very nasty; and he believed the constable shewed great forbearance towards him. He ascribed the man's conduct to indulgence in liquor.—The Bench considered the offence proved, and fined the prisoner 20s and costs. Railway Regulations. — John Murray pleaded not guilty to a charge of getting into a railway train while in motion.— Mr Pardy stated that the offence was alleged to nave token place on April 28. The quarter past four train to Mercer had just started, when defendant and several other goitle men jumped on to the guard's van.—John Coombes, resident engineer, was called, and deposed to the circumstances as stated.- A number of gentlemen jumped on, and one nearly fell between the carriages. He would swear the train was in motion when Mr Murray sot on. Saw Mr Murray catch the gentleman who nearly fell off.—The witness admitted that be might have done the came thing himself, and Mr Cosgrave said he had freqanntly offended in the same direotlon.—George Elliot deposed that he saw the gentlemen jumping on the train.—Defendant ssld his impression was that the train had not started, but as the witness*s bad sworn to the contrary* he was not going to oontradiot them.—Fined is and costs.

Anothkr Casv.—Samuel Behr pleaded guilty to a similar offence, and was also fined Is and costs. UISORDSRI.Y and Obsokne.—Mary McManus pleaded guilty to having been drunk and dis orderly in Queen street, and to using obscene language in a public thoroughfare.—Mr Pardy said the offence was the result of drinking. Prisoner had not been before tbe Court for a considerable time,—Fined 403 and costs, or one month's imprisonment.

Discharged. — James MoTaggart, alias "Jemmy the Devil," was again charged with stealing a watch, the property of William Col lins, of Waikoroitl.—Prisoner pleaded not guilty. —Mr Fardy said there was not sufficient tvl- j dence to justify an application for further i remand, and he would therefore ask that the ' prisoner be discharged.—Discharged accord ingly. liAKCsare.—Mary Cook, a respectable looking woman, was charged with the larceny of a bottle of llqnor.tho property of Albert Fisher.— Mr Brock app oared for tha prisoner, and pointed out that nnder the Jnstioe of Peace Act, the Benoh had power to dismiss tbe caae with a caution. He wonld plead guilty on be half of the prisoner.—Prisoner commenced to inform tbe Bench that she-was not guilty, when she was officiously silenced by the surrounding constables,—There having been no previous convictions against the prisoner, she was discharged. This concluded the business.

Messrs Helloby Bros., butcher?, adver tise elsewhere their intention of opening their new establishment on Thursday next, With a choice display of provincial fed meat and game.

A meeting of members of the Ponsonby "At Home" will be held in Miss bills schoolroom (Kindly lent for the occasion), on Thursday evening next, when officers and committee for ensuing season will bo elected, and preliminaries arranged for the first dance, which is to take place during the current month. Members ladies in particular are requested to attend. Mr Robert Stevenson, in exercise of his function as chairman of the Korangahape Licensing District, announces that the poll re licenses will take place on the 26th inst. We have been informed that there is a strong feeling in the Southern suburb in favour of an increase of publicans' licences, It does not'appear to be generally known that railway passengeas are liable to a pretty heavy fine for getting on to or leaving a train while in motion. Two gentle men were imulcted in a nominal penalty for this offence at the Police Court to-day, and it was stated that one of the gentlemen nearly fell between the carriage?, and was only rescued by the timely assist ance of the other. The Bench, while ad mitting a personal commission of the same offence, expressed disapproval of this mode of catching trains by the infliction of a penalty of Is, with 13s co»ts in eacn case. It would be well for passengers to be In time for the fnture.

THE LATE LORD CAVEN DISH.

Lord Cavendish is the second son of the Duke of Devonshire, nnd the younger ; brother of tho Marquis of Hartington. He j waa born in 1836, and in 1864 married the 'second daughter of Lord liyttelton, He has sat in Parliament during several sessions as member for the Morth-west Biding of 'Yorkshire, and wai a Junior 1 Lord of the Treasury, under the ■ previous Gladstone administration. He i has lately been acticg as Financial Secre tary to tho Treasury, and was duly pro moted to tht Chief Secretaryship for Ireland at tho middle of last week.

TITOKOWARU NOT TO BE PROSECUTED.

(BY TELEO.RAPH.—PRKSS ASSOCIATION.)

NEW PLYMOUTH, this day. After Judge Gilliea had taken his seat in the Supreme Court this morning, the Crown prosecutor intimated that he intended to ask permission to enter a nolle proseque in the case of Titokawaru and Rmgi, charged under the "West Coast Settlement Act." His Honor said that he would look into the application and state his opinion during the course of to-day. Edward Packinson is being tried on a charge of stealing a horse from a native at KoTupokonu.

A GERMAN TOURIST LOST.

Search Pwties Unsuccessful.

{BY TBLKOKAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

COROMANDEL, Sunday morning. tfEOROK Furu, geologist and botanist, in the employ of the German Government, left MrLuk's residence on the Tokatea range on Friday, at one o'clock, in order to collect botanical specimens, taking with him a gun for the purpose of shooting a couple of kab kabs. He started with the intention of exploring Paul's Cre»k, but om tho way he met Mr Hornibroolc, who endeavoured to dissuade him, thinking the distance toa far, Furu replied that lie would go some of the way and return at 5 o'clock. It is supposed that he then wont in the direction of Kennedy's Bay, as he did not return on Friday night, air Lulw, with whom he was staying, concluded tbat he had gone on to Coromandel, and on Saturday morning, feeling anxious for the safety of his guest, he telephoned to several people in the township asking if they had seen him, and getting replies in the negative, he at once instituted search parties, and the range was scoured in all directions. Mr Furu was tracked to noar Dlosche's claim, south of the Waverlcy and towards Ken nedy's Bay, and then all trace of him w»s lost. Darkness coming on, the parties re turned without farther discoveries. This morning at daylight a party of twenty-live started from the top of Tokatea to continue the search towards Kennedy's Bay, while a similar party from Coromandel utartod to (Birch the bush on the Paul's Crock tide of the range. At 10 a.m. a Ulephone mes sage was received, stating that the Ceronandol party had arrived at Lak't without fisding any trace ot the wanderer. They left again immediately. Another largo party leave Coromandel at noon with a supply of rockets to aid in the search. Dr. Havell has been sent for to be in reidiness in case his services should be required, but small hopes are now enter tained of finding Mr Furu alive. He has been ont two days and two nights, exposed to a bitterly cold southwest wind, with almost incessant rain. He was to have left for Auckland in the Coromandel steamer, on Saturday, bavins made arrangements to sail for Fiji on Tuesday, it being his intention to continue his researches on be half of his government among the South Sea Islands.

Suadty evening,

All the search parties returned, drenched with rain, but with no news. At 3 o'clock a fire was observed in the Paul's Creek direction, and as this was the arranged signal for the discovery of the lost gentle man, all observing the same went to the spot, and found the fire hut no one near.

It had evidently been lit by way of a joke, but it caused great disappointment and disgust. Arrangements have been made for a thoroughly organised exploring party to start at 9 o'clock te-morrow (Monday) morning. The Maori* have been requested to a«s i»t, and it is balieved that upward* of 200 men will be out on the ranges.

This morning.

Business nnd mining operations hays been almost entirely suspended, every person able to do so having joined the ex ploring patty now starting to diicovtr ths lost German tourist.

A geaeral wish is expressed that blood hounds could be obtained from Auckland ; owners desirous of giving theii dogs a test should send them down at once.

Later.

TOKaTEA, this day.

No ttaces of the missing gentleman — Lieutenant Furu—have, as yet, been dis covered. Large search parties are out. Great fears are entertained that further searching is hcpeless. Mr Luks has offered £20 reward for his recovery alive or dead.

A LEVANTING HUSBAND RUN TO EARTH.

ONE of the passengers by t c Rotomahana from Melbourne, via the South, which arrived here at nine o'clock this mom ins;, was a Mrs Maria Hankins, She had a heavy and apparently Quixotic piece of buiinoaa in hand, in the form of a hunt for a runaway husbaad. It would appear that up.to September, 1879, she resided with her husband in Richmond, near Melbourne. Strife marred the placidity of their connubial relations, and about the time meitioocd they agreed to separate, the husband promising to pay his spouse 15s per week. For two years the £3 were paid evary month with untailingregularity, but in July last the wife became cognizant of the fact that her hus band had sought fresh pastures, leaving her totally unprovided for. She heard he had gone to Tasmania, and subsequently to Mew Zealand, and some months after his desertion she saw a letter from him to a niece, dated from Wellington. We must not forget to mention that Hawkins, who was well off, sold all his property before leaving Rich mond. When the wife became certain that her recalcitrant spouse was in JNew Zealand she determined to rua him to earth. Provided with funds by some benevolent friends, andhavinp; in her posses sion a potent warrant' aid ottier legal papers, the plucky little woman started for Manridom. On landing in Auckland to-day her first step was to make enquiries at the Police Office and state her case. The services ot acting-Detective Jones were placed at her disposal, and that gallant officer was conducting her to a boarding house, when she exclaimed, " That's him," pointing to an elderly,' cross-eyed little man, quietly walking along Queen- Btreet. Sure enough it was the runaway husband. Hawkins wan re quested to step round to the Police office, and we have no doubt but that proceedings will be taken against him. Strange to say, the detective was taking the wife to the very 3 boarding-housa at which Hankins resides. He has been in Auckland six months.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

May 8. Bank of N.Z.-Bnyers, £23; sellers, £23 7s 6d Colonial Bank—Buyers, 495; eeUers, 60s N.Z. Insurance-Sellers, 80s South British Insurance -Sellers, s&j National Insuranoe-Se'lers, 31s N.Z. Loan and Mercantile—Buyers, £5 17s 6d Auckland Pas-Buyers, £1053: sellers, £1010a Union Bash and Door-£8 6s; buyers, £8: sellers 29a 6d Auckland Timber—Buyers, £6 IOs; sellers, £6

15a N.Z. Timber-Sellers. £610s Bay of Islands Coal—£9 Northern Steamship Company—Sailers, 12s 6d Coromandel 8.8. Co.—Buyers, 13s 6d Fisher and Co.-Eellers, 11b 6d Auckland Stud—Sellers, &li Caledonian-Sellers. Usßd i Kurannl Hill—7s to 7s 3d; buyers, 7o 3d North Devon-28 6d; buyers. Sg Golden Crown—Buyers, 12s 6d Golden Calf-Buyers, 2s IS&SZoSfi to 14.9 d: sailers, U. 3d Deep Level Trlbute-ls fid; sellers, Is 6d JOBEPH NEWMAN. Chairman.

Land still appears to command a high figure in the city and suburbs. A freehold allotment In Beresford-straet, was sold to day by: Messrs Cochrane and Son, at M 7s 6d a foot, the total frontage being 120 links, by a depth of 700 links. The other properties were withdrawn.

LATEST CABLES.

LONDON COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, May 6.

I Consols hare advanced to 101 f. New I Zealand securities remain at the following quotations : 5 per cent, 10-40 loan, 10GJ ; 5 per ctnt. ISB9 loan, 103 ex dividend; 4J per cent. 1879-1904 loan, 103 J. Adelaidewheat, ex store, 555. t*'ew Zealand wheat, ex store, 525; Adelaide flour, ex store, 375. The total quantity of wheat afloat for Greatßritain is 2,480,000 quarters, being an increase of 140,000 quarters on last week's return. Australian tallow: Best beef is quoted at;42s,an advance of is, and best mutton at 43a 6d, an advance of la Cd. Hidea are very flat, and prices are declining. ARRIVAL OF SAN FRANCISCO MAILS. The homeward Australian and New Zealand mails, via San Francisco, which left Auckland on the 28th March, were delivered in London yesterday.

It has transpired that an txchange of communications between the Governments, which has been proceeding for some time past on the subject of the Egyptian ques tion, has resulted in an agreement being arrived at as to the substitution of Prince Halim in place of Tewfik Pasha on thn Egyptian throne. If this should take place, it wonld be neces sary to abandon the principle of Turkish occupation of Kgypt, and to leave the initi ative in Egyptian affairs to France.

THE AUCKLAND ETEWING STAR. MONDAY. MA? 8.



[In consequence of Mr Hdgor having to leave Auokland for Hngland, as suggested by his medical advisors, his congregation and friends are deslrona of presenting him with a test! mo«isl (» purae of sovereigns), at a farowel moetiiwto bo held at the Lome-street Hall, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 17th Instant. Tho«e Umseotarlan Sunday Services have new been oondnottd by Mr Kdger for mare than fifteen years, and it Is assumed that not only moat of thoso who regularly attend thorn, but many who occasionally do so, would with plea sure contribute to this expression of their ap proolaUon and acknowledgment, and therefore the oommlttee have recreated tho following gentlemen to recolTO subscriptions from any who can heartily respond to this obisot, namely : —Messrs Morley, Hoyoa, Cooinbos, Oranwoll, Fletnlag, ITraser, Lattoy, Coleman, Lincoln, Rhode* Warburton, Saarle. Taylor, Martin, andJouae.l _________ THE BIBLE. AND ITS INTERPRE TATION. BKBMON PRBAOHED INT LORNK-fITBKKT HALL BY SAMUBL KDGKB, 8.A.. On Sunday Morning, Deoember 18,1881. JOHW VI., 63. One can hardly call to mind a question of more profound importance than this. 1 should be sorry to see any restraint put on the most full and free just criticism of aay part of the Bible; for that can do no harm to truth. But I can havo no sympathy whatever with that flippant treatment it often receircs in this day, at the hands of those who probably have never earnestly studied any part of it. A book that has brought strength to millions of enfeebled, despairing minds; that has solaced millions of agonited souls; that tor millions has poured light in upon the densest darkness had it really all and more than all the faults ohargod upon the Bible, should at least command our deep respect and respectful treatment. There are maiy other religions books in the world, but of not one can it be •aid, ;o anything like the same extent, that its teaehingi have quickened the b«at and holiest life in countless multitudes of all these ages, and of many nations. Hence there is no other that could take its place. The excuse given for the flippant, scornful treatment of it i« not a valid one - that it has foitered »uperstiti»n and evils resulting therefrom, especially mental servility. These thingi, connected with the Bible, have resulted from that ignorance which can turn the rery best things to the worst uae. 1 heir correotion lias in the substitu tion of an intelligent for an ignorant use of Scripture. A difficult thing I know, be cause he who attempts it stands botwexn two fires; he will be insulted by the ignor ance that does not wish to be enlightened—• he will be persecuted by the priestly sel fUhness that makes a gain of the ignorance. Anyone who has care fully studied the Bible, knows that it never asks a slaviih acceptance of any of is teachings. No book in this world, full of high moral teachings, ever made such a deli berateappeal to man's intelligence. Whatever sect* or priests may do, our Bible makes no demand on anyone that is not sustained by his own conwienoo when fairly dealt with. To " thus saith the Lord," it adds, " come, lot us reason together.'1 What the Bible is, and how to interpret it, are two inseparable questions. The mathematician who, having read Milton's "Paradise Lost," asked, What dees it prove? failed in interpreting it thrtugh not appreciating the difference between a poem and a mathematical problem. So wa mutt know lohat the Bible is bifore we can in terpret it. When we are told to interpret it as we do all other books, that is right enongh, but does not convey a very definite idea, because we interpret all oOier books according to what they are. We do not explain a hymn in this hymn book, for instance, exactly as we do a chapter in Froudo's History of England,becanse one is psalmody and the other history. Then again, the question, What is the Bible ? is almost one with the question of its inspira tion. I believe it to De an inspired book because of what I see it to be. 1 don't mean that I can draw th« line around or among all these writings, and say precinely how much (whether, for instance, the Book of Proverbs, Kcclesiastes, or Solomon's Song) may come within inspiration. I don't hold that to be necessary, while I feel its inspiration in the main. If anyone asks, do I mean that it is Inspired as num berless other books may be, I answer Yes and No! I answer yea,because all truth is from the mind of God. That is its inspira tion. (Jab xxxii., 8, Prov, xx, 27.) Surely Gcd will not leave off making truth to be known so long as there is any more that we con know. He who inspired the architects of the Temple does not forget the millions of earnest, conscientious workers in innumerable great and noble things. Oh ! for the day when men shall treat all truth as the inspiration of God, I answer, no! because the Bible has a unique character, which it could not wall , receive from man. The peculiarity of the Bible, which decides its inspiration and in terpretation, consists in its singular, unique design, to which it is perfectly , adapted, and for the accomplishment of which it is inspired; for in the providence ef God, ever the main characteristic is , adaptation; and, by inspiration, I under- ' stand that divine superintendence which secures the adaptation against inherent im perfection and failure, : What is this unique design ? It seems to me, written on almost every page el ' this book, vis., it aims to throw light upon (Continued on Fourth Page.) ■



Banjgrnptcy jMoaoeß. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT. _ IN BANKRUPTCY. In the mattes of" The Debtor's and Creditors Act, 1876," and of the various Acts, amending the earns, and of the Bank ruptcy of Thomas MoGUNN.of Wellosley street Rast, in the City of Auokland, Publican, a Debtor. This la to notify that Thomas MoQann, of Welloeloy-street Hast, in the City of Anokland, Publican, has this day filed a statement that he is unable to mt-et his engagemans with his Creditor*; the First Meeting of Creditors to be held at the Supreme Court Buildings, at Auck land, on MONDAY, the 15th day of May, 1882, at the hour of eleven o'clock in the forenoon. Dated theßch day of May, 1882, Q. W. BASLKY. Deputy Registrar. R, 'liArBHUtY, High-street, Anokland, Debtor's Solioltor, IN THE SUPREME COURT OP NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and of the various Aots amending the same, and of the Bank ruptcy of WillumSylvbstebPoliobd, ol Liverpool-street; in the City of Anok land, Journalist, a Debtor. This Is to notify that, at the First Meeting of the Creditors of the abovenamed William Syl vester Pnlford, held this day. Thomas Maoffar lane. of Auckland. Certificated Accountant in Bankruptcy, was elected the Creditors' Trustee of the property of the said William Sylvester Fnlford; and that the said Thomas Maofiarhmo has Bisnifled to the Registrar of the Supreme Conrt aforesaid, in writing, his acceptance of the said trusteeship. Dated at Auckland, this sth day of May, 1882, G. W. BABLBY, : Deputy Registrar. K. XiAishlmt, Bolioitor for the Debtor, High- Btreet, AuoUand.



Wanted WANTED, a "Xouth, as Apprentice the Drapery Buslneas, or aa C ashler, Apply to Garllok and Cranwell. WANTED, two Uood Drivers at one Apply to Geo. •Wilson, Nelaon-atreet. ANTED, an Office Boy, — Jot Buchanan, Cuatom-houso-atreet. ANTED good Tailors. — Apply White & watklnaon, Tailors, Vlotorl street. i WANTED, a Retoucher, one] who ca work In blaok and white preferred nonabnt flrßt-olaaß hands need apply.—Clai Broa., Photographer.Qneen-atreet. WANTED, a Machinist.; ona a< ouitocaed to the umbrella making.- Apply to J. WiUlama. Wyndham-atreet, oppoail Stab office. WANTED, a Boy to run messages. - Apply to J. Kead, corner of Kybe Pass and Sjmnnds-stroata. AJNTKD, a good General Servant must be able to oook.—Mra Oi Brookei opposite Garllck fc Cranwell'a. Queen-street. a Female Cook.—Appl; Breyhonnd Hotel at once. ANTED, an experienced Dresainake for Gisborne.—Apply to Mr Campbel at Wm. MoArthnr & Co'a. ANTED, a Young Man as bartnai and waiter.—Apply, with rofetenoea, a Northern Club. WANTED, a Firit-cla«s Dreesmakei B. T. Herbert, Draper, Qaeon-streol next Mr Wrlitht'B, Confectioner. ANTED, a renpecta&le Boy about 15 to learn the Carpentering.— A pply V Prlmo and Co., Ironmongers, Karangahap Road. WANTED, Two respectable Younj Men as Boarders, where two othen are kept—Apply Star ofiloo. W"~ ANTED, Two Kirst-class Book Can vaesors: salary and commission ti good men.—X. Wooding. High-street. ANTED, a General Servant, with i good rofer»EO3,—Apply to Mrs Eagle aon, Welloflloy-stroot west. W"ANT_d"KNUWIV— The Fresh Bar gaina in Now Furniture, including Damask and Leather Spring Couches, Cant Chairs, Matting, See. &a, at Dampler's Large Now Shop. Hobsonatroot. F&rtlonlara Boon. WANTED, one and all to encourage the ssvou o'clock movement and avoid lato shopping. WANTED, cne or two Cabinetmakers \ oonstant employment for good hands.— T. & H. Cooko, KUlott-streot. ANTED, a strong_ad for Striking.— —Apply Vlotorla Iron Works, Viotoria atroot. Kaat. _____________ WAJNTED, a Man as Gardener and Groom, who oan milk and be generally usofnl.—Apply between 10 and 12 a.m, to Potter and Co., Durham-atreot. ~\\f ANTED, at Hnnnaford'a Auckland V J Registry (established 1803), Hotol Man Cook (oonntry). WAWI'ED, at Hannaforaa Auckland Registry (eatAbllshed 1803), Female Servanta, (Poverty Bay) at onoc. WANI'JKD, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 1863), Female Bervanta. to milk (Mount Albert), WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry, (established 1863), Cooka ana Lanndießßea. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Koßlstry (establlehed 1883), Hotel Waitress (country), ANTED, Quarry Man, for Hnngitoto] —Apply to A. Lamb, Fort-street. \ RANTED, a Shoeing and General T 7 Blacksmith, Boy to Strike, and Boy for Wood Shop—Apply Newton Coach Factory next Btar Hotel). ANTED, a Boy or an old Man.— Apply at Wynyard House, Kden Dretoant. WANTED, to sell Milch Goats.—Apply to Mr Mo_ann. Onahnnga. WANTED, Six Labourers with iflcka and Bhovela.—Apply J. Kelly, Freeman's Bay Foundry. WANTED, Two Boys as apprentices to the moulding.—Apply J. Kelly, Fr«o nan's Bay Foundry. _____________ \\rANTED, Clicicers, Bonch Hands, V T Boot Closers ; also, respectable Boys md Girls; coiatant employmenti—Apply at >noe to Garrett Bros.. Wakefleld-etreet. WANTED, a General Sorvant.—Apply Mra Wetta, Berosford-stroet, opposite Jongregatlonal Chapel. WANTED, a good Cook and Laun dress; references required.—Mrs 8. Morrln. Romnera. WANTED, one or two welloducatcd Lads, as Apdrentioes in a newspaper >fQoQ.—Apply to C. If. Mitchell. "IlauraKl Crlbune " offlce. Ohlnewnri. ■ *ju ANTED, by an experienced Married IT Couple, the management of an Hotol; wintry preferred.—Addrees " Manager," or ah Jflloe. WANTEB, a first-class Tailor for Tao^ ranga.-Apply on or baforo Friday, 12lh nst., to Arch. Clark as Bona. ANTED—A first-claia Mine Manager for the New Union Beaoh Miu».—_p ilioceUoßß to bo addressed to the Directors, caro if J. F. Clark, Manager, Insurance Building!, in or before noon of iho slzteonth May. Also, i thoroughly competent Engineer. Applio&Uon o be made gimo time and place as above. WAITED, a Light Weight Boy to ride oajeroiso a»d do genaral wotk about italilea.—Apply to Mijor Oeorge, Kpsom. WANTED, an experienced Nurse, useful with her noodle; referoaoos ro loired.—Apply after 12 o'clock noon to Un John Mowbray, St. George's Bay Ke*d, Par aeil. WANTED, by a man of lone expe rience, a Situation to take oharge of a farm or Station.—Address, XX, th'a offlco. WANTED, a good Genoral Servant; roferbnoee required. Apply to Mrs T. ftoadman, Vlotoria Avenue, or to 187, Queen itreot ANTISD to Let, two Unfurnished Rooms, with fireplace. In Lower Hob wn-ntreet.- Apply Btir Offloe. WANTED, on a tarm at Waitoa, Man and Wife without encumbrance; one jhlld of a boy of 10 or 12 years not objected to, Wages £75 a year in the houae.—Apply to Clark md Gano. Qaeen-atreet, Auckland, WANTED, a Commercial Traveller for a Wholesale Grocery and Tea (Establishment; none bat men of experience need apply. — Address, enclosing testimonials, Box No. 180, Post-offlcoi WANTED, Tenders for Painting and Papering House In Randolph-street, Newton.—Far epeoiOcatlons etc., apply to R. Stevenson, Grooer, Newton Road. ANTED, a good General Servant- Apply Mrs Liiiab—T, Charlton Lodge, Pongonhy. WANTED, 200 Tons Firewood.— Apply Now Zealand Timber Company. WANTED, the Customers of Munro. & MUligan who have been enquiring for autumn goods, to know that they are now pre pared with a large atook of the but oiasa goods In all departments. ANTED Known-That J. Cosgrave and Ca are selling; Strong Heavy Tweed Tronsere for 83 lid. \*TANTED to Bent, a House of 12 or 11 » T rooms, in the vicinity of Low<-r Symonds atreet or Albert-street. — Address XVZ, Star Office. WAJNTED KnuWN, that E. Mltchel son ft Co., No. 19. Queen-street Wharf, are selling Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Flour, Oatmeal. &c. fee at lowest market rates. «*TANTED, by a respectabla middle ti aged person, a Sitnatlon as House keeper to an Elderly Married Conple; salary being secondary to light duties, with an ap proxlmatlon to home comforts. WANTED to Purchase, a Four-wheeled Wasrgoa, suitable for two light horses; mnat be strong and cheap.—Apply BPO, Star Office. WANTED &INUW.N that the Victorian Loan and Discount Agency's Advertise ment appaaraon 4th pane. 6th oolnmn. AMTiSD, tie Ladies of Auckland to _ „ know that they oan get their Dro_ra made Styllßhly, Quickly, Kconomloally, TRfi Cheaply at J. Keealng's Drapery Houae, UpSbt Queei-atreet. Millinety done on the premises. Ladies' own Materials made up. ""■—"• V\7ANTEU, all Classes of Workers to hJ L S ay? .th ™aava. nf afs ß of reasonable work hours. Sooiety Men, talk it over in your homes, and Bupport the Bnalnesa Men who praotifla Marly Oloalng. \X7-ANTF_ KNOWN-" The Battle of V T Life," price la, by a working man, spoken of in such a lengthy and favourable manner in Friday night'a Evbhing stab, is on sale, with the other new Books, at Damplor's Large New Shop, Hobaon-street. WANTED, the Ladies of Ponsonby to know that they oan get Crewels, Silks, Woola, Brings' Transfers, and a variety of Fanoy Gooda, at A. Hi _<i waros's, Draper, near the Three Lamps, Ponsonby. Your patronage respectfully aolloltea. WANTED KMOWJS.— That ProfesaDr Qusoott has received a large stock of British and American herbs, and he is prepared to Bupply the public with the same at id per oz. As he la the only practical herbalist in he colony his Btook wilt bear lnapeotlon. yjCT ANTED Known—That J. Cosgrave Vt and Co. have the Largest and Beat Stock of Men's and Boys' Clothing to choose from in Anokland. WANTED,' Ladies to call and see the Best Value ever offerei in Auckland In Ladles' and Children's Stockings—sailing at about half the usual price—at Holloway's, 217, Qaeon-Btreot (next to Hewln'a). ANTED KNOWN - Tnat M. K. MoTntyre, Baker. Newton, will again begin to roll Hot Mutton Pies To-day, Satnrday. from i till 11 p.m. ANTED Known-That J.. Cosgrave and Co. are Selling Men's Serge Suits for 27s 6d. ■ WANTED KNOWN - That North Shore.Pharmacy is now open.—Gard ncr, M.P.8., Kng., Chemist. &o. ANTED KNOWN-That J. Cob. grave and Co. are Bellini? Tweed Mao hintoeh Coats for 80s, warranted. ANTJKI> to Sell, Mixed Faints in gallon tins 5 Kauri OIL 2/9 per gallon; priming Faint, 6/6 par gallon.—Atkinson „ Co jftreaman's Bay; Wholesale Aaenta, Messrs _■ Porter&CCv



Wanted. > \\r ANTED, a Cook for the Waikato • V™ TUver.-Conunoroial Hotel, Hlgli-ttreot, Auckland. WANTJSD, a smart Youth for.an office at Glsborne.—Application in applicant's own writing to Box No. 9, G.P.O. WANTED to Purchase, Empty Sacks, Pateraon and Co.. Lome Btreet. WANTED to Lease a suitable site for a Glnb, convenient to Queen-street.— Address with (nil particulars to Club, Star Office. WANTED, the Ladies to remember tbat tbe E«rly Closing In Newton oom monces on Monday. Your co-operation la Invited by shopping before seven o'oJook. WANTED KNOWN—That J. Cos grave & Go. anvSoUlng Men's Qeelong Tweed Tromera and Yeats tor 17a Gd. TVTANTED KNOWN—Tnat E. Porter and Co. will Open Karly Next Month their New Warehouse at Newmarket, with a Large Assort ment ot Furnishing and General Ironmongery. AU Goods at Town Prloes. ANTED Known, that you can Dress well for a Small Weekly Payment by going to Munro and Milllgan. See advertise ment on front page. WAJSTM) KNOWN—(JHKAP Tim ber! Cheap Timber ! Amd all other klnrls of Bnlldlng Materials, can bo purohancd ohoapor and hotter than anywhere else at the Yards of D. Goltjib, Albert-Btreet. There being no manufactory for Joiners' Timber on the pre mises, the onatomer bus an additional oppor tunity of getting superior timber. Wheel rights' Materials always In stock. __ WANTED KNOWN-When you c»me to the Theatre Royal corner yon turn up Ylotorla-itreet, and fourth shop ia Brennan's Auokland House, where the marvellous Bar gains are going. W" ANTED KNOWN-Fonsonby Housewives savo from &5 to £10 per annum by Rotting their Supplies frMn Bur row's uhoap Grooery and General Store. Goods delivered. \» f ANTED KNOWN.—In consequence V T of the lnoreesa ot business at my largo now shop, Hobson-strett, particulars ot the New Books, and Piano Muelo, nto., aro unavoidably pottponed for a fow days longer.—W. H. Daui pler. Bo in timojUljftjnjajme. VirANTED KNOWN, that "Com- W ferine," the new atmosphorlo purifier, Is a very pleasant, as well as thoroughly reliable Dlslnfootant, and should be used In every house In any neighbourhood where scarlet fever exists. Prloe Is 3d per tin at Gardner's English Pharmacy, 1&> Qaeen-street. Anokland. ANTED KNOWN —That Misses MoSkltn miner and Collie (four years in the employ of Mies Dolanoy) have commenced business as Drees and Mtntle Makers Ad dress, care of Mr It, Stevenson, grocer, Newton Road, N.8.-All orders entrusted to them will bo promptly attended to. ANTED KNOWN—The Auckland Timber Company .Limited (Into G, Holdeblp & Co.), are selling every description of Timber; also. Bashes, Doors, Mouldings, Turnery, Fretwork, &a, at Specially Low Prices.—Cwtom-homie-street Went. ANTED KNOWN - That J. H. Dalton has Opened a Bpoolal Brawn of the Tailoring Business In Victoria-street East, for the purpose ot making Ladles' Garments, such as Ulßters. Habits. Jaskets, eto., made in the moat approved styles, by first-olaes work mon. \i/ ANTED KNOWN, that William Vt Wxbt, Cane and Seat Chair Manufac turer, wishes to Inform the publio that he oan now supply thorn both at hlB residence, Wynd bam-atroot, and at the City Market, with all kinds ot Household Furniture at the lowest possible prioea. Also, every description of Furniture Repaired au* Bold on Commission.— Note the Address—Wyndham-atiwt and City Market. WANTED KNOWN —F. Shailer, Tailor, Rden Terrace, next Kden Hall, has oommenoed business in the above line, and trusts by strict attention to all orders to merit a fair share of patronage from the sunounding distriot, where a tailor Is much needed, Rspairs neatly oxe onted. B entß' own materials made up. WANTED KNOWN-I hare given up my Hho» in tho City Market Toys, Faaoy Goods, lea., See., removed to my Large Now Shop, Hobson-strcot. where I shall sell them off In a lew daya—W. H. Dampler. Y\TANXED KNOWN—A Splendid Line TT of Beautiful Oleographs, lately arrived; also. Children's Toy Books,fromld each; Clocks, Photographs, Stationery, and Gsneral Ifnnoy Goods. Two Lovely Wax Dolls, llfo-slze and llfe-Uko, just reoelvod per Oxford, aro oreatlng qnlto a furore among the fair sex, young and old. Tho finest display of 6d and Is Goods ever mat .cm the colony, On tho Od counter there are over 20W artlolen, and on the Is counter, which Is SO foot in length, there aro between i,500 and 3.000 distinct articles. New consignments of Goods havo just arrived by Oxford, and others are on their way from Europe per Haldone and Lalra, - A New Department, viz., that of HOOKS has Just been added to the Arcade: Mr Goodson bavins Joined the business of Bookseller to his other business. Inßpootlon aordlally Invited. WANTED, KKADERS of tho Stab to lnspeot our weU-se'.eotoa atook of SKASONABIiB DRAPBRY before making iholr Pnrohasers else whoro, inolndlßg Doublo-width shoet- Ings, from BJd per yard; Grey CaUoa Irora 2Jd ; Orowdaon's Celebrated „• White Calicos, from Id. The best value B In Blanketa in Auokland. ranging trom •a 7s lid to 45e per pair: N»w Zealand O Blanketa, from 26b; Flaanels, in all a makes, from BJd; a splendid stock of a Shirtings to choose from. 6id Per yard; X Cretonnes, In rich patterns, from 3J4; 5j < large Bed-room Towels, frtm iifi ; Ofr g fc noted value In Laoo Curtains, frera 9s lid pair, and Counterpane QuUtaJttom m X 4a 8d; Table Damasks, from la perjfUtal; r S5 Felt Carpetlig, trom Is 3jd; Heamrigs, H 7a Od. In our Dress Department will be S &< found — Velveteens, from Is Hid per g j yard; Satins, in all oolonrs, from 3s 6d n » per yard; Servioeable Homespuns, from fB Q SJd iwarohonse prico); vvlnoeys, from oa 3|d i n splendid Line at B}d. Having ~i added a New Show-room, wo are now 2 dlsplai Ing Ladles' and Chi) dren's Ulsters 3 and Jackets, and Millinery, Flowers and a (feathers, at prices that aro sure to com mand a khare of publio patronage Corner ot Upper Quibn & Alexandra Strkktb (Opposite Army and Navy Hotel), " Oompartson the true test of merit." fi y O THE BO O"T TK A Dl, Wanted to Bell a Small Buslaees and Work shop in a nialng Country District, North of Anokland. A good opportunity for a steady roan used to country work.—Apply by letter only. P.P. Btar offloe. FABTNER WANTED, with about £300, in an established Auctioneering, Land, and General Commission Business in one of the most prosperous districts in the North Island. Other branches of trade and agenolos will be added if a suitable Partner, is found.—For fur ther partioulars consult Davles and Trenohard, National Insurance Buildings, Auckland. rwranai. IF tho wretch who was seen to steal a pair ot Boots, but was traced home, does nut at ones return them and apologise the same will be punished with the utmost vigor of tho law.—T. Prosser, Boot Manufacturer, Upper Queen-street TF GEOKGB HILL, late of Otahuhu, now of North Ihore, will apply at Stab Offloo, ho will h»ar of something to his advan tage. Tenders. mo BUILDERS. Tenders will be reoaived until noon ot the 12th inst. for Sundry Works to bo done at tho Auokland Club. B. SEALS & SON. Architect For continuation, see First Page. Boots ana Bnoes T3OOTSI "OOOTSI UOOTS I JUST OPENED FRKBH SHIPMENTS, Xx ship Oxford and s.s. Sorata, Comprising— LADIES' 3.8. BOOTS and SHOES, and a Well-assorted Stock of Button Boots ot every description. CHILDREN'S K.B. BOOTE, Shoes, and Button Boots, in Glace, Goatskin, Calf, Eld, Glaoo Eid, Blue Cloth and Brown Cloth, in all sizes. GENTS' CLUMPED E.B. BOOTS, Watertights with clump soles; also, Laco and K.S. Boots with cork soles, the best articles that oan be had to keep out damp and water besides; a well assorted Btook of Gents' Light Boots, Note tho Address p WESTPFAHL, \J. VV Opposite Haymarket TTINLAEGEMENT ye JfJKEMISES. Q TgKOOKES, Blue Boot, Quken-stbebt, Having Enlarged his Premises, has now opened up an immense Stock of MEN,!, WOMEN'S, AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, AU of whioh are New and Wkll-assorted goods, a Special Room Has been neatly fitted np for Ladies, which is Strlotly Private. C. BROOKES Has Accommodation to suit all olasses, and will do his best to give them Good Value for their Money. ' t&~ NOTB THB ADDRESS— (V Jg R O, O X X S/ BLUE BOOT. Opposite GUBiiOK and ÜBANTynLL'g.



To vet TO LET, in Carlton Gore Road, t House at present ocoupied by a "Borgo, Esq.- Apply J. Patterson. BeafU view. TfyO BE LET, in that well-populated ai I rising district, Upper Symonda-atreet Bhopa at Kyber Pssa Corner; No. 2, dout shop, suitable for millinery and drapery i grocery business ; No. i. for a bootmaker, poi tlon unequalled. Rent easy, Gaa laid on. Apply H. Asbton and Son, N,Z. Insuram Bnlldlnga. rilO LET, a Four-roomed House, wit «* nee of a Mangle; for particulars, apply I Mra Woodham, Adelaide-street. Freeaatfa Ba; rr\O LET, a 7-roomed House, wit JL ■wash-house and erery other oonvenlano to: Regent-street, Graf ton.—Apply to IT. ( Ewjngton, estate agent, Queen-atroet or to M Dlokaon. Kegent-street. HpO LET, ia Urace-street, Ponsonby, X six-roomed House; water laid on— Appl next cottage above. mo LjsT, two or three~Roomi, with fiu X place, in a reapeotable and quiet nelgt bpurhood; terms moderate,—For address appl at this office. rpo LET.—A House and Shop To Lei i. next to H. Barman's, fruiterer, Karange hape Road. 110 LET, House in Symonds-street, ■ rooms, water, etc rent 19a 6d: alac email Shop In Newton.—B. W. Morrlaos Karaigahape Hoadi [\0 LET, Six-roomed House, witl kitchen, dairy, aid Btore-room, largi hed, and about 8 aorea volouilo land, on Moun Koakill Road, within throe milea of the oity.- Apply Pateraon to Co., Lorne-Btre»t 110 LJtT, newly finished B-ro»me* Cot tage.-Apply tc Mra J. Whoeler, Yai borongh-Btreat. Ponsonby, I\o LIT, at Onekunga, a Homo of nini frooms; thoroughly woU flikioi. wIU opaph-houae, stable. So.; Bltnato on Norman'i Hill, good vi«w, healthy situation; entry at oaoe.—Apply io Wm. Stevanaon, Onehnnga, AO LET, a very comfortable Villa Kesi . . *enoa. 7 rooms (exolualve of pantry), dairy, aoto. bnggy-house, garden, &0., &o.; altua, Poaaorty; water Tlew, Rent, only fit per week.—D, F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qnaen-Btreet. 110 LET—Those New Brick Shops and . r,,! Dwellings, rsoestly e«M3t«d at the Oornei ot Pitt and Vinoeptatreots. by Mr W. J. Offer, and now ready tor oooupation.-Apply to F. _, 'rime, Katate Agent, 28, N.Z, laauranoo Build law. rO LET, in East-street, a Six-roomed House, rent 13a; and in Graf ton Road, a rive-roomed House, rent 13a.-a Y. Collins. High-atreot, W LET, Office corner of High-street and . Vulcan Lane.—Apply to R. Home, above L. W. Baton's. Qneen-atreet FLUX, Offices in yueon-street, Up- Btairs and Down-stalra.—Apply Mutual Life Aaaooiatlon of Australasia, No, 81, Queen- TO LET, a three and a four-roomed ..Cottage.—H, J. Riordan, Nelaoa-atraet, near Cook-street. XlO LET, a Family Residence containing 10 rooms, with suitable outbuildings, on *o New North ltoad: poaeeculon given lmme atoly.-Apply to F. L. Prime, Katate Agent, 28. N.Z. Inwanoe Bulldlnga. 110 LET.—House and Two noes Vol canic Land, situate on main road, about a mile past Mount Albert, bounded by a splendid creek, and the Whau 'ana passes the door, asd within a few minutes walk of railway station; for a term of alxor twelve mouths; rent modor ate.—lX V. Kvana. Estate Agent, Queen-street I'■ 10 LST or FOU SALS, that Comfort -1 able FamUy liasldeaoe (Mr Lolgbton't) situated on the Ponaoaby Road, near top Franklin Road. The Honw contains nine rooms, fitted with almost every oonvenlanoe— gas and water laid on, bath-room, paalry, cup boards, &o, &c waih-house with copper, &o. Huaea paaa tno door tvory quarter ot an hour. Grand position, magnificent view of city and harbour.— D. V. Kvans, Agent, Queen-street XjIIKST-CLASS BAKERY to Let in the X? most thriving Walkato Township.—Full particulars, apply to Davits and Trenohard. National luuranoe Bulldlnga; Auokland. For Bale. ITIOK SALS, in the rapidly rising town- J- 1 »hlp of Te Awamutu, opposite the Bank ot New Zealand, tbe Leasehold Property of the undersigned, with an untxplred term ot eleven yeara to run. On the above, which ia the beat bunlnesa Bite In the township, ia erected a oommodloua shop and dwelling; also, a dotaohed building at present let to a cabinet maker, with a three roomed cottage. The stook of General Groceries and Drapery to be taken at a valuation. Terms easy,—Apply on the premlßoa to W. Sloane. miNSMITH ANJU PLUMBEK.-Splen- L did OponlJg in rapidly-rlalng Township SO miles from city. Building and land ready for occupation a few ohatns from Railway Station, -Full parUenlars P.O. Box 99. r. J, MOSS], [W. V. O'SULUTAH] FJ. MOSS & CO., • LAND AND KBTATB AGENTS, Bhobtlahd-btreet. WE HAVJC FOR SALE a large number ot PnOPERTIES In TOWN and COUNTRY, ot which full particulars may be obtained on application. MONEY TO LEND on Leasehold or Free hold Security at Current Rates of Interest. WE ALSO INDENT for Implements. Ma chinery, or Gooda of any dtscriptlon, through our Agents-Messrs H. a King & Co., of Cornhill, London—whoso large connection and long experience enable us to offer the beat terms to those who may favour us with baßincas.-F. J. MOSS & Co., Land and KBtato Agents. Bhortlantl-gtroot T>EST NEWCASTLE COaL. A CARGO OF HOUSEHOLD AJND BLACKSMITHS Por Wbntwobthj now dlsobarglngi Alao. TAUPIEI, BAY, KAMO COALS AND FIREWOOD. Delivered In Town or Country. W. AND G, WINSTONE, CPOTOM-HOUBI-BTIMtBT. miiEBSl TRUES! TREES! At the PARK HALL NURSERIES, Waimhu Road. The LAR«KBT and FINEST STOOK Of TRANSPLANTED and BKKDUNG TREKS In NELSON. 40.000 Fruit Trees, one, two, and three years old 100,000 Pines Insignia, from fis to ISe 100 25.000 Oupreßsua Maorooapa, from is to 20s 100 Walnuts, Chestnuts. Filbert Nuts, Magnolias, Erloa Variegated, Holly, Yews, Horsohestnutt, Quicks, Barberries, Afrloan Box Thorn, and a Large Variety of Flowering Plants, Shrubs, fco. John Halb w aims a bo ad. nklßon. OR AN I |>R AN I T>BAN I TO -BRIVB, EX ' IIOTOMAHANA," OR MONDAY, Bth MAY. 500 Bags Bran, coupland & co,, QffKBK-BTOBBT. For continual ion, s?e First Pw/c). Medioai. "|%/| ARSHALL'S SPECIAL TINCTURE IYJL OF PODOPHYLLUM Is the best remedy for all stomach diaordera. Price, Is. Try it— O. W. Goodson, Sole Agent for Auokland, mOOTHACHE 1 TOOTHACHE! X TOOTHACHEI Immediate Relieve by using E D SON'S MAGIC ESSENOE, in la Bottlesi A lOKIN 3 HYPOPHOSPHiTiH. Aiokin's Syrup of Hypophoephlte of Lime is guaranteed equal to the French preparations ot Dr Churchill, and less than half the price, The great expense of the Imported preparation to the sick, and the faot that auohjPharmaoeutloal preparattonaloan be manufactured equally well in Auckland, has induced tbe proprietor to engage In making a really reliable article of Standard Strength and Ohemicae purity that) may be recommended with confidence by the medical faculty to their patients and others. Aiokin's Hypophosphites will answer all the requirements stated, and a trial will auffloe to show that in therapeutical action they are quite aa efficacious In all diseases for which the continental pre parations am so justly celebrated. Sold In bottles at 2b 8d each. Dose, two teaspoonfuls only. ■ - " AIOKIH'S SYBCP 07 HOTOPHO* phitkb of Limb and Soda, especially suitable In some oases of lung diseases, and is moat palatable and oordtol each teaapoonfnl oontains three graliu. pure hypophoaphite of lime and one and a half grains hypophoaphite Of soda. Sow in bottles at Zsfld each. Request your medioai adviser to try the Local Syrups ot Hy»ophoßphltefl, made by Aiokin of, dounlre nEtUorm ■ strength. AICKIN, Wholesale Manuf aoturlng Chemist The Phormaor. Auckland



r Butchers. _ , __ s. ild OP • E N I N .*. 2 ie sa k Messrs. R. & W- Hellabv to NEW T)RE!MISES EW JTKEMISKS IN SHORTLAND-STREET. MESSRS. R, AND W. HELLABI BUTCHERS, BHORTLAND-STRKKT, Have the pleasure to announco that they inton TO OPEN THaia NEW PREMISES ON FTIHURBDAY ■ jy E X T THK UTH INSTANT, WITH A CHOICE DISPLAY OF PROVINCIALISED T4/TBAT KOVINGIAL X Kit JxlkaT, THE WHOM 07 THg BEEP, PORK, MUTTON, LAMB AMD TEAL, Having Deen Fed and chiefly Bred by Mr Hall, on the One-Tree Hill Estate. THK FOURTEEN OXEN EXHIBITED WILL AVEBASE ONE THOUSAND POUNDS EACH. THE GAME, TUKKEYS, GEESE, POULTaY, 8X3., BAYS ALSO BBEH BSPEOIAIAY WELL BBLECTBB, And It la thelf desire to have ONE 0* THE FINEST DISPLAYS OF MEAT EVER SisiEN IN AUCKLAND. We •übmoa thla opportunity to thank oar numerous patrons and ooatomen for the very liberal support awarded ni in the past, and . trust, now we hare more writable premlsea,to hare a , oonttnoaaoe ot the same. AN INSPECTION IS RESPECTFULLY INVITED. R. ANP W. H BLLABV' BUTCHER 8, Shortland-street. Corporation -Notices. ' T\RAINAGE NOTICE. FOET-BIBBBKT LANK, BETWKBH CUBTOM nOVBS-SSBSKT AND FOBT-STBEBT. Notice is hereby riven to owners and occu piers of property In Fort-street Lane, between Cußtom-h«uso-street and Fort-street, to drain their respective properties Into the main drain In course of construction. The present Contractor for works in those streets will execute the work by arrangement. Falling oomplianoe with this notice, the City Ooonoll wIU. under the Provisions of the " Municipal Corporations Acts," proceed with the drainage works deemed necessary, at the i risk and cost of owners and ooouplera. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Otetfß Ofßoe. May 6.1888. Licensing Notices. litijtiAr riCENSINO NOTICE. Pursuant to the "Licensing Act, 1880," I oh» Havre Fihud, Chairman Ponsonby Joensing District, do hereby appoint WIL JAM MoKIUBTBY Presiding Offioer, and rKDKKBDAY, S4th day of May. 1831 as the day, att£ the Ponso*by Hall as the place, at whloh a Polili ot the Hatepayera ot POBsoaby IJoensiDß District is to be taken, to determine whether the number ot Publloana' Uoanaes is to be increased in tha said District; the Poll to commence at 9 o'clock in the ferenoon and olce at 6 o'clock in the afternoon, of the same day. Dated this Bth day of Hay, 1882. JOHN HKNRY FIELD. Chairman Ponsonby Licensing District. LICENSING DISTRICT OF KABANQAHAPE, In aoeetdonoa with " The Uoenslng Aot, 1881." [, Robbbt Stetcrboit, do kereby give noUoe mat a POLL will be taken of the Ratepayers ot the abeve District, for the purpose of deter mining whether the number ot Publican*", New Zealand Wine, or Accommodation Licenses may or may not be increased in tha said District; and I hereby appoint FRIDAY, T&e twenty- Blxth day of May, 18S9. between the hoars of nine o'clock In the forenoon aad Biz o'clocfe in the afternoon, as the tine, and the Primitive Uethodist Schoolroom, Upper Pitt-street, New ton, aa the plaoe, tor taking the Poll as afore, said. Often under my h»na,thlß eighUi day ot May, ROBERT STEVENSON. Chairman ot Earangahape lioensina Dlstriot- T lOKNSING NOTICE, Pursuant to "The Licensing; Act, 1881," I. John Bum Chairman ot the waltakere! Licensing District Committee, do hereby ap point THOMAS SEAMAN as Presiding Offloer, SATURDAY, the 27th day of May, as the day, and Mr Henderson's Farm-house, Henderson, as the place, at whloh a POLL of the Rate' payers of the Waltakerel Licensing Dlstriot ie to be taken, to determine whether the number ot Publicans' Licenses, New Zealand Wine Lloenaes, Accommodation Licenses, or Bottle Licenses may be increased in the said District; the Poll to bo taken under " The Regulation ol Local Elections Act, 1876," to commence at nine o'clock In the forenoon, and close at six o'clock in the afternoon, of the said day. Dated thla Bth day of Majj x^_ Chairman Waltakerel Licenslns Oommlttoe, riOENSING NOTICE Pursuant to "The Licensing Act. 1881" I EDWARD John Pabb, Chairman of the Walko mltl Licenßinß Dißtriot Committee, do hereto appoint THOMAS BKAMAN an PMsldln Offloer, FRIDAY, the 26th day ot May instan as the day. and the Sohool-houße, Walkomltl as the plaoe, at whloh a POLL ot the Rate payers of the Walkomltl Licensing District! to betaken to determine whether the nnmbe of Publloana' Idoessea. New Zealand Wla Ltoenses, Aooommodatlon Uoenaee, or Bottli Licenses may be inoreased in the eald Dtatriot the Pollto to taken under " The Remlation o Local Elections Act, 1878," to commence at i o olook in the forenoon, and dose at 0 o'olook ii the afternmw, of the said day. Dated this Bth day ot May. 1883. EDWARD J. PARR, Chairman Walkomltl District Licensing Committee.



— PubHo Notioes. JQISSOLUTION OJf jfARTNERSHI n mJ1 oU2? to tyfto Slven that the Partnersb G hitherto subsisUog at Awltu. betwo-n tl undersigned, as Storekeepers andHotelkeepei wjaer the style of "Thlel and Christtuan,*h this day bean Dissolved by mutual consent. The Business will, in future, be oarried on I P. F. Thiel, who will reoelve and pay i Debts due respeo'iva); to and by the latu Fill Dated at Awltu, 21th April, i®2. ■H.-n-flv /JACOB CHRISTMANN, 'S (Bigned) PHILL ip wElsHElMrfls. Witness: Edwd. P. Lodqb, Clerk, Awltn. 0 THE RATEPAYERS, GOol TEMPLARS, AND GKNEKaL PUBCI OF AUCKLAND. J. W E N D E L, NEW ZEALAND WINE MANUFACTURE,* BSMCNDS-BTBKET, Begs to sollolt the Support of the Pablio c Auckland during the voting for thß License tor the Sale of New Zealand Wine in luokiand I would add: Having been born in Moselle, am having spent upwards of 26 years in some of th leading Wine districts of Kuropo. he can safel: affirm that all his Wines are Manufactured ac cording to the Best Continental Methods; gad in addition to a First-olass Prize at tmitti r Sydney Exhibition, have also received atJertifl '' oate from Mr Tunny, the Provincial Analyst as to their Purity and Excellence. They are ala strongly recommended by all the leading Medical Men of Auckland as a Safe am Nourishing Beverage for Females; Infants, anc nvallds. In solioiUng the support of the varioui d Good Templar Bodies, J. Wondol would draw attention to the opinions of some of the promt ' nent Legislators of England, who distinctly trace the late decrease in drunkenness at Home to the Ititroduotlon from tha Continent ol Light Winks of a Habmlssh and Nun ihtozioatino Nature, Lioensas for the Sale of New Zealand Wines will be applied for by several ot tha Principal Stores and Reataurants In Auckland, thus placing it within the reach of the Public, without the necessity of going to a Publlo House. AH thane Wines will be Capsuled i and Sealed by Mr Wendel, and can be guaran -1 teed never to vary in quality. In support of the above statements, Mr Wendel is perfectly will ing to defray all coßts of a Fresh Analysis of any of the Bottles of Wine manufactured by him, lould they not answer in every reapeotto the above description.—Youra truly, J. New Zealand Wins Manotactober, Hymondb-strbet, Auckland. ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. We, Thomas Marsh Daviea and Guy Tren , lard, have thla day Dissolved Partnership by Mutual Connent.-Datedlßt May. 1882. ™ THOMAS MARBH DA VIES, GUI TRBNOHARD.- Witness—W. Jones, Tobaoooniat, Auckland, TTTITH regard to the above, I hereby declare Yv that I have this day sold my Interest in the late firm of " Davles and Trenohard" to Henry Williams Bakar, of Parnell, Commission Agent-Dated Ist May, 1882. GUY TRENCHARD. Witness—Wi Jonhs, Tobaooonist, Auoktend. \TORTHCOTE CONCERT & LIME. Vt LIGHT EXHIBITION, at Northoote HalL This Evening, May Bth, at 7 p,m. Boats leave Auokland at 6.10 and 6.10; returning after Concert. LOANS on Mortgage are granted on the most favourable terms by THK NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY, Queen street. Auokland.—Qeorge P. Pierce, General Manager. pIINAL NOTICE. All Acoounts due to the undersigned that are not paid by the 20th insc will be handed over to my Solicitor for recovery. F. TOMUNBON. May Ith, 1882. T> MCDONALD SCOTT, SX$ 33. N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET, Auokland, Is prepared to undertake the FORMING OF COMPANIES, either under the Joint Steak Aot, 1880, or the Mining Companies Act, 1872, on the shortest notice, and to perform the duty of Sbobxtakv or Manabkb pertaining thereto. Also, To aot as AGENT in Buying or Selling Bane, Insurance, Mikikq, and other descriptions ot Stock; As well as To Rhokiyb Monky bos Invkstmbnt and to transact Land and General Agenoy Buslnees confided to his care. npHE NEW jbUIUWNG SOCIETY. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMA NENT BUILDING, LAND AND INVEST MENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND OOBNBR OF QUEEN-STREET and VULOAN LANE. AUclaaseß are invited to take up Investing ihares, payments weekly, interest remunera tive. LOANS granted on security of Freehold or [leasehold Property for the purpose of Burma, Building, fee, in sums of £20 to £5000. repay able—for every £100 advanced—at the following scale, by weekly, monthly, or quarterly Inatal mentsi— Repayments Per il Repayments i Per extending over Week, extending over Week, 8. d. 5 yean „ 1510 n 7 years J 8 8 1 years „ 12 6 8 years _ 7 t 6 years - 10 61| 10 years -1 8 8 SPECIAL FACILITIES are given to Bor rowers for paying off part principal money and reducing weekly payment, or the whole sum may be paid off at any time—the Society grant- Ing T.ramir. DISCOUNT. GEORGE FRASER. Manager. _ - - - _ _ 131 CHEAP HARDWARE HOUSE, Earangahape Road. FLAMBOURNE, in conveying to his ■ numerous customers and friends his ainoeie thanks for the generous support accor ded to him during the past seven years, would respeotfally inform them that having further enlarged his premises and received a large snpply of goods direct from Manufacturers, per Crownthorpo,'Arabella. Pareora, eta, he is pre pared to tell at very low rates, to make reom for further shipments to arrive per Remington and Cambria, from London : and Orient and klendoea, from Liverpool. N.B.—Carpenters' Tools especially cheap. £?-| £\ TO £10,00U LBJST on Building 361 V Bodetyprtaoh)lns,oronolhe>'*'-Tns a suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Souses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties fox sale on th page. Blxperoent, allowed on money deposited for Investment.— C. Williamson, Land, Estate and Financial Affent Yuloah Lane. "DER "EVENING STAB, Mr Editor: Sir,—l Challenge all Opponents of Local Enterprise, be who they may, to Produce any Foreign Compound for Dyspepsia or Indi gestion equal to ROBLEY'S DIGESTIVE MEAL for Pulse or Porridge DIGESTIVE BROWN BREAD, and DIGESTIVE BISCUITS J. ROBLEY, 26, Ghby-strket. FREDK. WHIXKHEAD'S RETAIL TEA ADVERTISEMENT. FINEST CHINA TEA SIFTINGB, VI per lb. Selected from the London market, and re markably cheap. Gives a strong, thick, and pungent liquor. CHOICEST PURE FIRST CROP BROKEN PANYONG CONGOU. This Tea for valre In the cup la worth pence per pound more money. Prioe, 1/6 per lb. The like rarely comes into this market, A SPLENDID DARJEEUNG FLAVOURED MIXTURE taoaranteed a blend oCfura India and oana Teas. Prioe, 1/8 penb. "TEA EXTRAORDINARY!" The ready sale this Tea commands proves It worthy the name. Prioe, 2/ per lb "FAMILY MIXTURE." .A blend of extra highly cured first crop India and China Teas; will carry well, and im prove with lengthened brewing In the pot, and prove Itself an economic, high-class Family Tea. Prioe, Z/Bperlb, "VERY RICH DEEP BROWN TEA." A combination of some of the purest, the strongest, and the richest flavoured Teas imported. Give It a trial Price, 8/per Ib. DO BOXES "FOOK OAN PEKOE TEA.' About the Finest Importation ot the Season. Prioe, 2* per box, Fred , Whttehead. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TEA DEALER, -fcTORTHCOTE CONCERT & LIME. IJ LIGHT EXHIBITION, at Northoote Hall, This Evening, May Bth, at 7 p.m. Boats , leave Auokland at 6.10 and 6.10; returning , after Concert ' * USTRIAN BENTWOOD i t »■ tt nnnmr **• Cane Chairs, Austrian , us. muwui-ninwt. Lom,™^ Austrian Bentwood : Cane Rocking Chairs, i WALNUT DRAWING , , note and Oanterbnrya. \fAHOGANY, CEDAR - T& H COOKIE. -"-*■ Rluiu, and Kauri Din fe'rS^SSS: Ing-room Suites In Leather ua,yueen*sree«. Hata)lot^ m& Amerloan Oloth. I~ RON Half-Tester Bed steads, Iron Frenoh Bed uis,yueen*treet.gtea(,Bi !„,„ jviiding Ohalt • . Bedsteads. Iron Cots. 1 TJATENT ' SprtofcJ Roller k Hearthrugß, st «rvr mnicii 1/ Unoleom, Floorcloth, \ • ~~ T IBERAL DISCOUNT, to : „ nnmrv U Cash Purchasers, AU 9 iaß,Queßn-«treet,CftttjogneapoetfteepnappU. ---1 i cation. T & H. COOKE, J5 In Choice Mottled Kauri, (123, Queen-6treet.Wardroboß,Bedsteada.Wash atands and Toilet Tabloa,



Pablio Notices. P« fTIHE MEW ZEALAND NATIV* . JL LAND SKI TLEMKNT COMPANY " gP (tmrra>), ag Ap»iti»tlonHtirms for the Reserved lame ar« available ((or fchareholdera only) at the Colonial Bank of Hew Zealand. : »i the 2Gtti Inst,, at 12 noon. B- 0. a. Da LAUTOUB, I , Managing pireotor. y IiIKUIT akd POULTkY.-Mm liirplee JL' having taken over the Business In Queen- i 0 noundng that the Btook of Fruit ana Poultry I wniboplflrßi^aßajiii»Uiy,»n4»tin«tw»Mon. f able rates. FamiUes waited on for order*. . I: Ponltory dressed daily. Hotel* and restaurants supplied. [, .—. : __ . || I HEREBY give hotice that I wilt not be Responsible for any Debt contracted by I 1 my Wife, Barah Howard, on and after thifldate I I (April 29), Bhe having left her home without my I J knowledge or consent.—William Howard. 1 ?PHA LL EN 08. I i- \J ) j . I hereby ohallenge the Owner of the MADGE 1 9 to.£^<*? TRANSIT tor .«!» a-atae next | ■ SATURDAY. 13th instant. '• SAMUEL DOVE. | [ T ANDSCAPB PAINTING IN OIL ( JLI OOLOUUS. v j ? Lessons given by 1 ; ME CHARLES BLOMFIELD. 5i , For terms, &o, addreßß Wood-street, Pon. ml • BOnby. j ftt?,. CIO OK NOUMEA j •OCssfev (galling at NORFOLK I Kwjl^. ISLAND if induoeuentaflstt). J&BJggZ The Sobotner QOKEN wIU sail on SATURDAY, 13th instant. I *SggW M 'NlC°^ent. | jr»<=3£. JflOR WANGAKKf,' | SB^Kk. The cutter WANG ARBI will |||»- »U TO-MORBOW (Tuesday) . /J Lost and Found. 1O 8 RbWAßa;.—Lost, on Saturday 1 JLV7 hut, a Brawn Cow, with white marks, .''■ (nearly calving.)-Information to Mr A. Buok- , • land. • r ■ ■<[;■% ONE POUND REWARD.-Lost, a : Watch Pendant, quart?., out in form of a ■ ■ small book, with gold strap. Finder will reoeive the above reward by returning: to into office. Board ana Jtsesidenoe. : A CcOMMODATIO* for Two Gentle. £*- 58^S ard?fB: torms ' *>• P" we«k.- Kennek Villa, Upper Quoon-atreet, Newton (facing West-street, and near New OattoUo Qtinrcn). . , , .. . . OOAHU and RESIDENCE ma private l-» family (whore a good homo offers) for a " respectable young man; one engaged In business ■! preferred. Terms moderate. — For address ' ;*! apply at Stab Offloe. |B /IOYKRNOK BROWNE HQTBL, I VX HOBSON-BTRKBT. 1 Board and lioDoinq__..__«,.SOß nerWeek I Q UPKRI'JR Board and Residence (batb. | O piano, large grounds), not to be equalled. a in ceutral position In Auckland, for famUiea. I adiea. or gentlemen. Address. Stab Offloe. /I Anmaementa. .' • " r|l U£A TX B KOUk■ ■' > M A THEATRE ROTAL. *J THEATRE ROYAL. , . THIS EVENING, THIS KVKNINO r!i THIS EVENING, ■ j THJB avlSlSo'. ' | ARTHUR KLLIOTS ' I ARTHUR ELLIOTS 1 ARTHUR ELLIOT'S . BENEFIT AMD LAST APPEARANOB. First Appearance in Aoobland of MIBS BjuaNCHE VaUGHAN. j First produotloa of Robertson'* Celobrated Oomody, QOCIKTri QOOIBTTI QOOIBTY! -V IJOOIBTri OOOIBTYI OOOIBTyi '« Prieeg-DrMii Olrole, </; Stalls, 2/6: Xt, te. a BAND AMATEUR DRAMATIC PKRFORMANOK. , IN SJHB . " CHORAL HALL, THURSDAY NEXT, Uth tautant , MKB'a DIVERSIONI Admiesion:—Front Seats, 3s; Baok Beats. 2s: QaUery.lg. L Meetings. •^rEBAHIKO, Kob. 1, g, 8. A Meeting of Shareholders in the above Leaseholds is called for XUBSDAY, the Bih May, at my Offloe, Shortland-street, at half-past ' three p'olook sharp. Punctual attendance is requested. Business: To consider the advisability of forming the Claim into a Company. F. A. WHITE, • PerA.B. :' ■ . AUCKLAND RIFLE ASSOCIATION. a General Meeting of the Members will be m held in the r.M.O.A. Eooms. WellesteyStreet ' on WBDNKSDAY.the Mth taßtant, at 8 fom., to take into conaidaration a letter received from the Sec. of tha K.Z. Rffle Association with reference to ihe next annual competition taking place either in Auckland or Dnnedin, and 'other matters connected with the Auckland Rifle Assoclaticn. Bvery member is urgently re- ' quested to attend, and all shootists in the distriot are oordlally invited. J. B. FAIRSi_^ May 6,1882. Hon. 800. fITHE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING A OOMPAMY (UMITKD). Notloe is hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the New Zealand SbiDoloa Company(Umited) wiU be held at theCHDoeo of thei Company, Hereford-Btreet. Ohristohunih. on TUKSDAY. the 83rd day of May next, at 12 o clock noon, when a Special RssoluHon will be proposed authorising an inorease of the capital Dated this second day of May, 1884 By order of the Board of Diieotors. ■•? IfIAAOQIBBB,, * . -1,: Aotlng-aooretary. i .. :■ pOKSONBY A THOME. w»S° Jt? 11?* 1 Mf*®BB Will ba bald at Miss Hill c teohopl-room), Ponsonby Road, on Thurs- ' day next, thejlth inst.. at 7.*tfotootßt wWoh the Treasurer'fl statement of aooouow tor nut year wIU be submitted, and tteeleeSmM «g««a opmmlttee for ensuing souon wiU . D.F. BVANB. Ponsonby} Bth May, 1882. ' H°°- B°°' "IyORTHERN BTBAMBHIP COM II PANY (LtuiTsp). * The Annual Meeting of Shareholders of the above Company will be held intheOomplnyS "Jo^in. ° On M°NDAr,MayuJ«t Bußiness ;-To receive the Report of the PSi 0*0??^ or J* 8 J 0" ending March ft, 1888, to Bleot Direotors for the ensuing year, and to the^tagT 1088 *■• - asrrhei Transferlßooks of this Company wui be^Otosed from May 8 to May 14 bW days GKO. BROWNINO. . ■ ' .- ' ■';' . . Beortary. Bcolesiaßtlcai. OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL MEETING, 1888. SOIREE AT THE ROOMS, OS FRIDAY, 12th MAY. ' TEA at 8.39, PUBLIC MKBTINS AT 7.30, AtICHESBES BC— RKV.A.OABBI^.MBTHO^S^OBO^ MUBIO BY A OHOIR. ..hl^ 6*^ lß §** *°- be °Waiaed ol the Book- B^ms. Committee, and attte Auottops. - TO-MORROW, NOpN. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AKD EFFECTS, at Arthur's Mart iFurniture Department) — Drawing -rponv^Fjrtonr, and ■ | Dlnlag-room Bnltes, Coookes, Chairs, lao and B«uare Table*, S&taa, OheffonlMS, Oarpets. Pio- - i toaftlron and Wood Bedßteaas, Ooite, Mat trasßea. PalUaßßss, Toilet Tables, Olass ana WMeTwaahstan*!, Cftests of prawers. Book oa«w. Dresses. Qtass Oases. Ctooks. Watcties, FanoyOoodß. Boots, Olothlag. &0., fto. WEDNESDAY MAY 10,, -'- PONSONBY SALE-YARDS, Opposite Hepburn-street. J. B. MARRIOTT WILL sell by auction, on the above date, at a o'clock. SADDLE HORSBB ■ Spring Cart Horses DmugiitHonei Boayitf'Bns. <v Jv B. jUL ARRIOTT, ' AnoUoaeer and General Baleeman. (Continued o?i Fourth Page,) J