ANTI-CHINESE BILL RATI FIED.

f (BJT TKLEQEAPH.—PiIESS ASSOCIATION),

WELLINGTON, this day. A DKSPAICii has^beeu received from the Governor this morning enclosing an Order in-Council.dated 19th December.giving the Queen's assent to the reserved " Chinese Bill" passed last session to regulate the immigration of Chinese.

The assent will bo gazettod next week, when the Act will at once come into opera tion.

NEWS FROM CHATHAM ISLANDS.

Attempted Wife Murder.

(BY TKLEGBAPH.—PRESS ASIOCIATION.)

LYTTELTON, Friday. The s.s. Akaroa, which has arrived from the Chatham Islands, brings news of an at tempted murder there. A carpenter named Jacobs fired four shots from a revolver at Ma wife. One of the shots struck her, but th« bullet glanced oil1 tho busk of her stays, and passed through her left breast. Jacobs was arrested and subsequently committed for trial, and will be sent up in the Omaha. Tho woman is recovering.

THE HIBERNIAN BALL.

The annual ball in connection with the 11.A.C.8, Society eventuated at tho Choral Hall last evening. A large committee had for some time provious been indefatigable in their exertions to make their annual cele bration a success, and they were thoroughly successful. There were upwards of 160 couples present. Past-P/c»idcnt Bro. Con nelly find Past Vice-I'resident Bro.Patterson actod aa masters of ceremonies. The music, which gave every (satisfaction, was supplied by Mr Elliott's band—fire instruments. Representative members of the Protestant Alliance, Loyal United Friends, and Amal gamated Carpenters aud Joiners' Societies were amongst the guests. Notwithstand ing the heat, dancing was kept up with vigour till tho weo short houts ayont the twall.

ELECTION OF LICENSING COMMISSIONERS.

Mr. EDEN.—A poll was taken yestorJay by Mr.S. Y. Collins, Keturninff Officer. There were 208 names on the roll, but of these onl> 72 votes were recorded. Tho result was:-F. Lawry, G2; T. Patou, SG; J. Potter, 64 , J, Probtrt, 53 : K. Bleazard, 51 ; T. Thompson, 22 ; J. Morrison,l3; W. Connel,l2. Messrs Lawry,Blcazard.Paton, Potter and Probert were declared elected.

WAITAKBRBI.—Mr Seaman, Keturning Officer, attended at Henderson yesterday. The voting was as follows —John Smytb, 15; John Hnoston,l3 ; John|McElwain,l3 ; Archibald Hepburn, 12 ; Thomas Roberts, 12; John H. Broughton, 9, and John Litten, nil. Tho five former were declared elected. Very little interest was manifested, owing doubtless to tho races which wore beioj» held within a few hunered yards of tho polling booth. Some fow deferred voting until after this event, but w»ro then too ate.

POLICE COURT.-This day.

(Before J. K. Maodont»ia, Esq., K.M.) Indbcsnt.—Patrick John Murphy was charged with indectnt exposure in High street on tho 17th inst.—Prisoner, a very old man, pleaded ignorancn. He was keeping holiday.—Sergeant Gamble called Sergeant Martin, who deposed that the old nan committed the oilbnco in open day on the pavement He had been drinking, bat was sensible enough to know what he was doing.—Fined 10a and coats. A Mother,—James Cain was charged witfe failing to contribute towards tho support of his mother, Margaret Cain.— Difendant agreed to pay Cj a week.—Order accordingly. A Fatiibr.— William Flicker, was chargod with neglecting to assist in sup« porting Ilia father. —Defendant said he was willing to contribute, but had recently been unable to do so, owing to ill-hoalth.—The cose was temporarily disminsod ; but defen dant was still liable. A BiCVCLB Advksturs.— A respoctable youth named Wise, or otherwise, win charged with obstructing tho footpath in Karangahiipo Koad on the 7thinst.— Bis Worship said he would adjourn this case. He did not think it was an offence within the meaning of the by-law, be would rather leave the charge to be dealt with by Justices, as his judgment might bo warped, he feeing the President of the Auckland Bicycle Club.—Tho case was therefore ad journed for a few days.

MINING NEWS.

(Feom the "Corojundel Mail,"}

Thk Tokatea tributors, Knox and McNoill, have had another good yield of 80ozs. 2dwts. of melted gold from 3J tons of stuff and 991bs picked stone. There aro four men interested in thia tribute, which is evidently destined to provo of great value. Less than three months ago they obtained 3280zs from a crushing of a few tons of general stuff and specimens. In the Toka tea a Bteady change for the better has set in. Not only is the reef continuing con pact la tho Intermediate level, with good walls and showing a'littl'; gold occasionally, but a splendid lodo is in hand in the low level. Tho manager has broken down twelve feet without seeing anything in it, but o good reef is left in the face, giving reason to hopo for something good.. The Just-in-Time machinery is now being erected on the ground. Tho Union Beach tributers got 6ozs lldwta from a parcel of stuff crushed at the Corby. The Sucoess low level is being carried in without any change requiring mention. TheKapangahas been troubled with an overdose or water of la to. Erin's Hope (McLeanandparty)crushed §01bs of specimens, which yielded, tho handsomo return of 46ozs. gold. Boy*l and Salo have taken out somo fine stonoß from the Little and Good during the week.

THE TIKI,

BLACKMOKE'S. — The manager reports that after driving about 17 feet from the winze toward No. 2 drive a leader 18 inches ■wide was cut, underlying westward, being in tho opposite direction to the underlie of the Home Kulo reef, but running parallel with it. In the hanging wall of the leader a stringer was cut showing coarse gold. Tho drlvo from tho bottom of the winze is being continued to meet tho contractor's driving. No. 2: The crashing is shaping for a payable return. Home Kule —The leader intersectedin tho cross-cut appears to be identical with that cut in Blackmoro's, having the same relativo position.

MINE M4.NAGEKS" KEPORTS

TOKATEA.—Having already detailed in Monday's report tho operations in your mine to that date, I hare little now to com municate, Low level: Tho reef I then mentioned as being about 10 inches thick and running on tho hanging-wall side has mado into a fine leader, with splendid walls, and appears to bo continuous with the present lino of country. The broken ground has disappeared, as also tho other small leaders that were In tho drive. In termediate lovols: Things are about the same A strong body of stone continues in the drive, carrying a great quantity o! mineral and showing dabs of gold in the quartz. We havo not met with anytMii" that could be called a specimen, the gold toeing generally through the stone, llio k face isfabout 115 feet from ftcma I enclose application from Mr Dick for Nos. 10 and 11 tributes.—JOHN P. HALL.

h An incident not unknown to many real. »f'dents Ot Napier is thus related in A i§ Chequered Career,'or iiltoenYews m New f Zealand." just published in England s— » ••Returnius to England tho author ;f>nnl S himself once more longir g for a colonial liii S and so he went a second time to New- I Zea'and with a little capital, com- I menciog as a canteenkeeper on the northern shore 3of Lake Taupon |i I*indtaf! thia monotonous after a time, it ij struck him that thero were no livery stables at Napier, and so he bought horses and carriages and started in that line, driving a cab bimseli, which did not affect his social position. He was invited as usual to all the houses he was in the habit of frequenting, and sometimes astonished his fares by appearing at the the same balls to which lie drove them. ' On one of - theiio occasions, when he had driven a judge to an 'assembly,' tho latter was heard saying •at 2 a.m. : ' Look here, major, I can't stand this, you know. I ordered my cab at half-past one; it is now two, and there's my cabty dancing away as if he meant to keep it up until daylight.1"—" H B. Herald,"

CORRESPONDENCE.

A GREAT WRONG.

(To the Editor.)

Sir, -Surely the people of Auckland will not allow the magnificent heirloom they possess in the Domain to be dissipated as the noble endowment they once possessed in the old Albert Barracks has been. There is no want of public money to keep up a useless Uovernment House and gardens—no want of public money tor any purpose of show or state, or political gain, Yet for this beautiful property so owential to the health, comfort, and happi ness of thousands of the people, no money can be found. The time must come when, under a proper system of s«lf-govern ment, such things cannot be. Until then, why not leave the Domain alone ? Bitter a thousand timos to keep it in its natural condition intact than to see en croachment on it under any pretext onco be^un, The Domain is none too large, Hag ley Park, in Christchurch.ia twice its size, to say nothing of the magnificent squares in that city. The Town Belt in Dunedin is much larger, and so, I believe, is the Wellington Domain, Let me beg of you to raise a warning voice, and to resist any encroachment, however small, on what ought to be a sacred inheritance,—Yours

F. J. Moss,

Parnell, 17th March, 1382.

PONSONBY REGATTA MEASUREMENT RULES.

To tho Editor.)

Sik,—"Toroa "is dishonest and unfair. His as sertion that the Toy and Alert woro"ln my opinion" monstrosities, is unwarranted. Tho Obsorvor, as he says, has not been romarkablo for her success—but thut ha 3 been no fault of the boat. That she is a success is unquestion able. Docs "Toroa" know that wliou tho sweepstakos for last Saturday was got up, the Madge and Observer woro barred ? It will not comfort" Toroa " whon I tell him that his sug ging in my boat's name has not had its desired effect. lam not in tho least annoyed; the Direct has been only to make mo consider ' Toroa" a contomptiblo fellow. So also In re gard to a subsequent clever sneer about modili eation ; I am impenetrable, Mr " Toroa," on tho subject. I havo improved tho modols of some of tho best yachts in Kngland. But, sir, is it not cowardly for a man to attempt personalities behind tho sholtor of a norn de plume. To return, however, to argu ment, I had two othor boats in my mind, not tho Alort and Toy, whon I spoko of monstrosi ties. I saw them, aftor a race, at tho Water men's steps. No one would have oallod them fair open boats; they woro adapted for winning their race and for nothing else. Ido not agree with "Toroa" when ho says that a capacity measurement was just as likely to have pro duced tho crack twenty-feet boats. There can bo no doubt that the Auckland Regatta. Measurement Rulo fostorod a healthy competi tion, and.that a largo numbor of boats of which wo may be proud has been tho result—fair boats, I am happy to say, depending on shape, and without lead under keol or other dodgos to help to win. Sir, it is disgraceful that your spaco should bo occupied by tho writing of such a man as '• Toroa," and that furthor room Bhould bo required to point out how Ignorant he is and how mendacious and untrustworthy aro his assertions. It is unfair also to me. I can ill spare tho timo re quired for such distasteful work ns replying to such stuff. Ho states that Messrs \V. A. Stodart, MrF. A. Jones, and myself, aro tho "only three members of tho committee who really under stand anything nbout boats." Doob not "Toroa" know that Captains John Meltenzio and Farquhar, and Mr J. J. Dickson, sailors alii and Mr H. 1). Morpcth, an authority on rowing! aro momoors. lam sure neither I, nor I think do tho two gontlomen "Toroa" has named with mo, pretend to understand anything about boats so fully as do those. Ijut, siri 'Toroa" shotild havo known thoy wero committoc-men boforo ho wrote as ho did, or, if ho know, ho must have wickedly mis-stated. With roforenoo to tho lottor from tho ownors o£ boats over 20 feet measurement, tho secretary informs ma that lust year an application was sent In from ton or olqven ownors of boats un dor thirtoon foet.pledging thomselves to ontor if a raco wero mado for thorn. Ono was made, and only threo entered. I havo enquired about tho presont application, and find tho movor Is tho owner of tho Hattio May, and that the others caro littlo about it. No wondor, as tho greater number would havo to sail (under tho rormor rules) in tho class abovo 18 feet against tho Magio and Shrimp. Last year tho Hattio May was half-decked and lilted up for tho small yachts raco becauso she was too big to sail against Madge, &o. Afterwards sho had her keel taken oil" to enablo hor to go for Mr Stan ford's Gup. Sinco then hor keel has boon ro fittcd I havo before said I would not, if it wero loft with me, shut out Hattio May, Fraud, or Young Colonial, but if lads will build boats biggor than class dimensions thoy havo only thomsolves to blamo if thoy cannot raco. Tho ownor of the Iluttic May has been asked to furnish the dimonslons of his own and tho other boats: as soon as that is obtainod, tho committoo will bo convenod to consldor tho lotter. Every ono, excepting "Toroa," must havo seen that I was ironically quoting •' my fixed idea " in my former lettor, and laughing at " Toroa " and another writer for supposing I havo anything like a llxed idea as to what would bo tho best mothod of yacht measurement. I tnink my lettor plainly showed that. So far as I can at prcsont judgo, Vlxon Komp's 1,200 division rulo is tho boat: though if a rule taking in any measurement relating to depth could be dovlsed which would bo equitable, and not bo» likoly to work in juriously, I think I should prefer it. Now," Mr Toroa." will you try to understand tho follow ing :—Fifo'a proposition to toko as a measure ment of depth never loss than threo-llfths of beam won't do, becauso tho broader a yacht wero dosigned relatively to hor length, tho doopor measurement Fifos rulo would tako, instead of tho shallowor, which is what is roqulrod. My modification, which you aro so witty about, is foundod on this: that tho broader a yacht is tho shortor sho relatively is; thoreforo, if tho draught of water wcro relative to length, as it gets shortor so mininum draught would get less. In this I am right and Fife is wrong. Thero is also thisdifllculty about Fifos proposition: it is a hard and fast rulo for all sizod yachts, I will again quote Clayton— "Largocraftshnvonot tho samo proportional draught as small; but this is as it should be.' Largo yachta should attain higher speed than small one 3; thoreforo their construction curves should bo shallower in character; on tho samo principles that tho longor, and, relatively, shallower a wavo is tho fastor It travelsi A flvo-tonner magnified to a hunarod tonnor could not be got fast onough through tho wator.and ahundredtonncrdimlnished loailvo tonnor could not carry sail enough for hor class. Tho Americans usoa to moasuro by displace ment. Of courso they desired aa much length and breadth as thoy could uso, bocauso, by theso they could get speed and sail carrying power in light and modorato weather ; so depth and safoty wcro sacrificed in ordor that tho dis placomont should be as small as possiblo. Tho results havo boon doplorablo. A Mohawk capsizing and drowning ono of the moat in fluential citizens of Now York and his wifo and Bistor, and tho Forest and Stream lamenting tho onormous loss of life annually in their shallow yachta. Tho objection toa depth moasuromont 18 that bulldors would sacriflco that dimension, and tho safety of depth would bo taken away. You say you havo given considerable attention to measurement rules. Can I beliovo it ? Thcso things you havo novor thought of. Mr 1 oroa, I consider you a pretentious humbug and fraud —I am, &o

J. Waymouth,

Auoklond, March 17th, 1882,

A DANGEROUS LOCALITY.

(To tho Editor.)

Sm _Tho destruction by flroof tho Saw-mills at Onehunga, on Wednesday night, points vividly to what is a standing dangor of a similar catas trophe in Freeman's Bay. Tho residents of Ncfaon-stroot, and its neighbourhood, lying ad jacent to tho exteuslvo factories of thcAuokl and and Now Zealand Timbor Companies, are nlacod in perpetual fear of their lives and pro- Borties. Tho Auckland Timber Company pos sess a lofty chimney stack to their factory, and use every precaution and moans to guard against accidents by flro. But so much connot be said ot tho Now Zealand Timber Company, who hove merely a short iron flumo to their mill, raised only a few feet abovo their Btaoka of timbor. This mill is always working—and very Improperly-till late at nteht. Tho accumulation of soot at tho top of the fluming is frequently aglow in tho course of tho day and night.from which showers of largo sparks aro omitted and fall llko hail over tfio buildings and timber. Immdiately opposito to this mill are tho Gaß Works; therefore, should such a calamity asaflre occurat tho timber-yard owine to the above causes, tho odds are that tho Gas Works would bo caught by tho flames and occasion such on explosion as would leave few buildings in this vicinity standing; probably cause Bomo loss of life, and glvo Auckland genorally a vory. unplesant shaking. At thrco different periods havo the rosldonts In thiß locality appealed to tho Town Council to compol the oompany to erect a propor and suffi ciently lofty chimnoy, not only to ensure safpty from tire but to abato tho horrible nuisanco thoy now suffer from by having tholr houses filled with smoke from tho mean little iron arrangc rnont lying bolow them. Tho insurance com take immediate stensln am, ko, Nelßon-streot, March 16th, 1882.

(To the Editor). Sir—l wish to call attention to the serious nuisanco croatcd, and depreciation or property produced by the smoke from tho factories in West CUBtdm-Houso-streot and Freo nroh's Bay, especially Jagger and Parker s.Ono quite droads a northerly wind on account of the stifling smoke and soot sent into ones dwelling, ■whereas a wind from that quarter ought to bo health-giving and refreshing, although worm. Tho time has como when wealthy men should do forbidden to poison tho air of their fellow creatures, especially those who are obliged to 11 vo in town, and if the Mayor, Medical Officer of Health, Sanitary Inspector, and City Council, will not combine to put a stop to this nuisance, I cannot see what uso they are, and the sooner we have anew set of men who will npt allow vested interests to interfere with their duty, tho better. Every factory chimney in tho town nnd suburbs should be made to consume its own smoke, otherwise Auckland will boo second London, aßegards smoke and fog. What with rapWly increasing population, bad drainage, dotlciont water, unconsumed smoke, noisome manufactories, and other nuisances, Auckland wfl" n time becomo anything but a nice place S P8tulTrcmedy is obtamcaV-I^m.to.,

ffnerOper* Company) willbcthe pnn rinal vocalist, and she will be sup ported by other ladies and gentlemen It Fsßurnosed to give two concerts each at HaSon and Cambridge «« » the former place on Monday week, lie residents of both townships may saieiy anticipate n rich musical treat.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR SATURDAY, MARCH 18.



Wanted. WANTED, at a Sawmill, a General Servant.— A iipiy tbla evening to Mr Stevenson, Qrooor, Nowton Rotd. \I7 AhTJKD. a General Servant, (a nuree ATenneiload^arneif 1"^0 Mre ****«**• W' AN TED, at once, an experienced Carter.-W. & Q. Wlnatone. \\! ANTED, a Cook tor the brigantine i J Hthcl-Apply to G. W. Owen and Co. WANTKij, a uousemaia; reiereuces retired.—Greyhound Hotel, Qaeen street. Yty ANTjsD a Keapectable Lad, one ac V V oustomed to the butohery business pre ferred—Apply E. Bovey, Butcher, Upper Symondß-etreet. WANTED, Bushmen. — Auckland Timber Co., Limited. WANTED, General Servant, tor a small fsully; mood wagas.- -Apply at once to Mra Levy, 214, Queen-street. WANTKD, at St. John's College, at once, thoroughly experienced Nurse, (or young cbildron.—For particulars, write to or call at the College. ANTED, a respectable Woman as General Servant, whore another Is kept; roforenoes required.—Apply to Mrs S, Juekson. ltomuera. ANTED, a Strong Lad.—Apply this Office. WANTKD, a good General Servant.- Vra Oncksey, Post-offlco Grocery Btore, Mount Hden Road, V*,' ANTED, a Housemaid and Laun- T T dress.—Apply Market Hotel,, TIT"ANTED, au Errand Boy. —Apply V T Way tb'j, 100, Queen-street. WANTED, a good rough Carpenter at once. — James Mackle, Coaohbuilder, Vlctorla-Btreet Bast. __ WANTED, a good Hand for Customer Work.—Apply to Mr Mc3rath, Boot maker, Queen-straet, Onehnnga. \\f ANTED, a > ouug Man as second TT waiter;must know tho work.—Apply at the Thames Hotel dining rooms, Queen street. WANTED, Fourteen Bushmen and a Iluah Cook.—Apply Auckland limber Co. at 10 on Monday. WANTED, offers (perlb) for about 5 tons clean Newspaperc—Wayte and Co , Queen-street. \\J ANTED, a Youug Man to work on a V T farm.—Apply to W. Bakor.Taakau. WAWTKD, a Baker.—Apply to O. Johnston, Union Bakery, Parnell. WANTED"" "KNOWN, that Instal ments upon [Sowing jlacluusa must be pfcid promptly.—W. C. Dcnnes. WAM'KU, a respectable Girl as Cook. Mrs J. O. Firth, Monnt Kden. \ \J Aw TED, a good strong Boy used to Yt striking and screwing.—Apply to Vic toria Iron Workß, Victoria-street East, W -ANTED.—A youug Lady requirss a Situation ai Nursery Governess, Com panion to an old lady, or Daily Governess to jroQcg children »pply by litter to G.G., York Home, Orey-strcet, Aookla»d. WAtiTEu, two experienced Gum Packera-i-W. K. Walker, 13, Goatom housc-Btrett. WANTkD, Improvers and Appr*nticcs to tho droasmaklng. — Apply to Mies Ball, Hoffmann's BuildlEga, Queen-atroet. W" ANTED, a Carter accustomed to tho dolivary of merchandise in Auckland. — ipply by letter, enclosing reference*. Poet Onioa, Box No. 180. WANTED, Nursery Governess; must be able to teach and bow well, and ready to help with children generally; good muslolan preferrod.—Apply by lottor, stating age, &c, and salary expoeted, to Jf.M,, Stau Office. WANTED, a General Servant; also, a young Girl as Wursamald- Hoforunoos required.—Mrs Waymouth, Manukau Rend, ParnolL WANTKD, Men ablo to do Stono Pitching. - Hunt and White, Dock Contract. North Shore. WANTED, a competent Dressmaker for tho country: must be a good (It—Apply boforo 10 o'clock Friday and Saturday morning it Madame BottenelU'a, Vinoont-atroot. 7 ANTED. 600 Men-Pick and Shovel Mtin, Qnarrymtn, Hammsr and Drill Men, Tlmber-aqu«r«rß, 8loep»r-gettors, Konoors, md first class l'lalolayors-for Nuw iDgland, New bouth Wnlon. Two years' work. _ DAVID PROUDFOOT WANTED, Purchaser for four nearly now Tanke. Price: £14.-Paul and iohenk, Albert-street. __ \\T ANTED by Lady and Gontieman, VI Hod-room and Siltlag-room. with board, shore no oihor lodgers lira kept.—Address 3.A..BTtit Office. WANTED, Sen3iblo Buyers to pny Cash and obtain tho Vmt Value for VToney at Allea's l>np«ry Warehouse Choloe Ulllinory at South Island prlooa. ANTED K.NUWN, that Mrs Carter, of Viotorla-atroet. la iow soiling Coneta it 2i !M and Sa IM; bandsomo Embroidery Trim nlng, S)d *nd liil; rluh Vrlnzo, Cd; Boadad do., s 3d; Black Lustrov, Od and la lil; Wools. 2a Bd )or lb; Whlto and Coloured Twist, from 2d por rard ; Scarf Tlea, In por yard.—J. Carter. ANTKrTICNUWN, tnat l am now Selling nriiry desarlption of China, Jlasa, and Earthenware cheapar all ronnd tban my other bLop in the trado. Vases and China Ornaments considerably bulow town pricoa. >O8 trial will prove the faot.—Noto the addreas: '. A. Henmsn, Karangahapo Hand opposite Newton HotoL WANTED KNOWN —Four Weeks t> must Clear Out tho Whole Btook o' Roota and Shoes at any pi 100. Lease expires ll»t of Maroh.—W. Johnston. Vlctoria-Btroet. WANTED KNOWN-Last Week but One of Tomllnson'ii Oloarance 'Drapery 3ale ; 3a in thn £ allowed oll'rorinood prices. WAINTKD KNOWN, that " Coni ferine" tho new atmospheric purlfler, b a very pleasant, as well as thoroughly reliable Disinfectant, and should bo used in ovary houso in any neighbourhood whero scarlet fever jxlsta. Price Is 3d per tin at Gardner's Knglish Pharmaoy, 181 Qneen-atreet, Auolciand. ~X\T ANTttDT'Lovers of Good Tea to try V» th& Teas on Balo at the Koyal Tea Mart R Fienoh, Grocer and Toa Dealer, Ktranga bapo Road). Hplondid valuoa In Uoneral Gro jcrloi and Provisiona. Our mixtures anabUnd jt To«a glvo general satisfaction, and should be tried by all. Prioes: Congou, la Od. laßd, Is lOd; Soeclal Mixturoa, from Za; th» Kxcolslor Mixture at 2s IOtK W '"ANTED KNOWN, that our firm, "The Royal Sewing Maohlne Co., Limited." are manufacturing " BICYCLKS " «nd " TRICYCLUB," and we will take orders at English prices.-W. U. SHAKHSPKAR and Co.. opposite the Market. Queen-street, Auck land^ , n! ajVTED KNOW*—Tnat tho «ew Zealand Timber Company are selling all kinds of Timber and Building Material at the very lowest rates. Very Buperloi White Kauri, from our now bush, just opened, ASTED KNOWN, that J. MEL DRUM, Bootmaker, Shortlanil-streot, Auckland, la calling epeolal publlo attention to his Cuttom Work. Kopalrs neatly «one. Boots SiwM o»d Pegged and Mads to Ordbb. A trial roßPentf aUy eollolted.—J. MKLDRUM. ANTED KNOWN, that B. Mltchel son fc Co,, No. 19. CJueen-etieet Wharf, are selling Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Flour, Oatmeal. &0.. &0., at lowoat market rates. ANTED KNOWN, tn»t yon can Dress well for a small weekly payment by goinnrto Munro and MUllKun. KeaodTOrtise ment on front page. ANTED to bell, Mixed _*alnts In gallon tins: KAnrl Oil, 3/9 per gallon ; Priming Paint. 6/Bper gallon.—AtklnßOn & Co^ Freeman's Bay; wholesalo Asenta, Messrs K. Porter te Co. ANIID KNOWN, that Mr George Cnokson, having rocently wived from England, haß taken sew and oommodiona premiaeß in Hobion-street, and at top of tf el- Unßton-Btroet, and 1b bow wiling very cheap Earthenware and Olass, all goods of Knglish manufacture, being imported by the proprietor. Inspection invited. — Noto tho Address — G. Ouokbon. WANTED KNOWN—That Munro and Mllllg&n have Removed from Karanga nape Road to Larger and more Centra Premises In Hobson-fltreet, near Wellington- Btroet. vi? ANTED KNOWN.- Tbat W. H. V T SHAKKBPBAR & Co., opposite tho Market, Queen-street Auckland, are tho Bo_b Agints for the " DOMESTIC," the beet of all Sewing Machines; and are also selling Gennine "HOWE." and other makes, at 25 por oent lower tban any other dealera. AJNTJSD KNO WJS —That tne Auckland Timber Compsay (Limited) are Manufaoturem of all desoription of Goods, with anperlor Maohlnery and deepatoh.—Workoi Coßtom-houßo-Btreet West A»/ ANTED Known—That O, HawKes- V T wood, Hobßon-street, has tho Cheapest Hardware in town. Knbank's Star Nails, 3 Inch light, 3d; and 2i inch, at 3|d perlb; Light Wire Nails (1J inch. 2 inch, 2J iDch), at 3d per lb: Hooring Brsds (aU sizes), at 2d per lb; Boiler Rivets. 18s por owt; Anchors, 6s por owt; Ship Chains. Ha per owt (tested). . WAN 1 ED KNOWN, that H. WAITK'S Krult Tins are acknowledged to be the ben ever introduced in the colony. They re ceived a first prize at the Agricultural Show held at KllersUe on the 9th November, 1881. A recipe 1b ißßued to each pnrohaser, and the maker's namo is stamped on every lid. Sold by all Ironmongers, and at tho factory, High-street, next City (jounoil Chambers.—X. WAITB, Wholesale and rtetall Tinsmith, ANTED KNOWN —Music, Music, Music—Tho Piano Mnaio ordered by me from England hag arrived; all 3d and 6d each. Particular attention this time Is called to the Standard Popular SODgs, whioh I have specially ordered from list; Ist and 2nd Violin Strings, 4d; 3rd and 4th ditto, 6d.-W. H. DAMPIBR, Hobaon-atreet, Wakofleld-atroet. and City Market. WANTED KNuWN.-Justarrivid,s.s. Garonne, a splendid lot of cholc Oleo graphs.Chlldren'sToyßookafromldeaoh.CiOOkß, Photographs, Stationery, Mechanical trlnrea and General Fancy Goodß. Xx Coromandel— Splondidlotof Tojs, the best Is lines we havo ever had.—C. W. Goodson, in thanking' his numerous customers for their patronsgo, hav ing established by demonstration'their appreci ation of his efforts to supply a need In this ln creasiug city, would Intimate hla intention. In order that be may.be able to maintain his pobl tlon as taking the lead in the Anosland fancy trado, of visiting Kngland during the winter months, and making his own selection Of goods for the coming season, thereby imparting a knowledge of the present requirements of the trado to his bu?er who in constantly on the mar ket.-Goodson'a London Arcade.



Wan ceo. WANTED KNOWN tbnt the Victonaa Loan and Discount Aganey's Advertiso ment appears on Ith page, 9th oolnmn. WAJSXBI) KNOWJN—mat iroieMcr B ussoott la the only Original and Praot l oal American Herbalist In tha Colony, and aluo the most expensive man to do business with. He requires no information; he oan docldo at s glance the diagnosis of tha case, thoreby rollev tng the patient of a Rieat (leal of nervousness and hesitation, Try and disprove tills if you Dan W ANTED X N OW N. LAST TWO WEEKS OF C. B R ° ° X Ks' CLEARING-OUT SALE. GREAT BARGAINS ! ! CALL EARLY ! 1 ! CTIROOKES.r'BLUE BOOT" (opposlto • JDroOKKS,/ Garllok & Cran wall's, QUEKN-3TKKKT. m O REPORTERS. WANTED (or tho "Wellington Kvonlng Post," a REPORTER. Constant employment f competent. BLUNDKLL 8R03., Wellington. 0 BOOTMAKERS.-Wanted a Good Man, far Women's and Men's best work. -Apply at ono to F. Stophons, 130, Queen itreec rereonai. IVfilS WdITEIiA W, maiden name Miss LtJL Lawlor, write to Sydney and you will ocoive your money. Licensing Notices. ' T I CENSING ACT, 1881." DI3THICT OF PONSONBY, ELKOTION OF COMMITTB-MKN. I hereby. In acoordanco with " ThoLlcinßlng let, 1881/ and " Tho Ragulatlon of Local Bleo ions Aot, 1876," notify that the undermentioned lereons hare ba»n Nominated for tho Oflloa of .Tmnhora of tho Licensing Committee for the Jlstrlot abo vcnamgcl :— Boardman, Abraham Kvans. ] )nnl*l Falkner Kvana, Thomas Seddon Field, John Henry LewlSßon, ifroderiok Harvey Maclndoo, Charles Mosullold, Thomas Taylor Owen, Goorge William Qololc, Francis Swales, John Tborne, William As tho nurahor of Candidates nominated (11) ixceeds the number of oflloes to bo filled (5), I loroby |Wo notice that a Poll will bo taken at he Poueonby Hall, Ponsonby, boiwoen tbo tours of nlno in tho forenoon and alx in tbo .ftornoon, of MONDAY, thi 20kh day of Maroli. 882. Dated at Auckland, thlo iocond day of March, 882. THOMAS COTTER. Substitute Rotnrulng Oflloor, 'T XCENBING ACT, 1881." DIBTBIOT OF WAITAKEnBI. In ponnanco of " Tho Regulation of Local Clootlons Aot, 1878." I hereby giro notloo that ,t tho rolling, hold this day, the followlnß were ho number of Votoa rooelvod for oaoh oandi iatos- Bronghton, John 1f,.. 0 Hopburn, Arohlbald- 12 Huaiton, John.. ■■ IS Mtun, John .. .. nil Moilwaln, John .. 13 Itoborts. Ihomus .. 12 Smyth. John .. .. 15 Lnd I hereby doolaro John Smyth John Hucston John Mo twain Archibald Hepburn Thomas Koborts leing tho porsons for whom h»vo boon rooolved ho hlghoet numtxtr of voice, to ha duly oleotnd « the LloonalD« Commlttso for tho said Dls rlot Dutcd at Honderson, tbl« 17 Ji day of Marob, 882. THOMiB SEAMAN. Subtstltuto Roturnlng OlUcor. 1 T ICENSINS ACT, 1881." AROH BILL DISTRICT. Notice Is hereby Riven that William Errington Ad William James MoDormott. biing Candl latoe for c-leotlon aajtwo of tho LiooioliiK Com alttoe for tho abovo dislrlot, hnvo this day lellverod to mo two papars duly sljzned by horn Btatlng that thoy rottio from the said ' Dated'thls 17th day of March, 1882. THOM4B GOITER, Substitute Rotunlng Offloer. ■3ONBONBY LICENSING DISTRICT. RATE PAY KRS OF PONSON BY. On MOKDA.Y next yon will have tho privilege if electing tha Uoenslng Committee for tho mrrent year. And no I am one of th« Candl latoe nomlnabtl. I bog to solicit tho favour of rour vote on tnat ocowion. Prior to this notloo [ have not canvassed or Bolicllod any vote*, oavlag the mutter ontirely in your hands. 3hould you deem me worthy of sneh a position md elect me o m«mbor of the Commlttto I wIU sadoavonr, to tho utmost of nir ability, to illt sharge U a fair and Impartial manner tho iutles appertaining thereto. I am, ftc, D. If. EVANS, Rstato Agont, Polling Hours from U a.m. to 0 p.m. Bankruptcy Notices. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DIBTUIOT. In tho matter ol "Tho Debtors and Creditors Aot. 1870," and of the aovoral A.ots amond lng tho larao, and of a Deed of Assign ment, dated the thirteenth day of Febrn? nry . ono thoasand eight hundred knd elg&ly • two, made betwoen JOHN Tnoviß Bmi*b, therein deeorlboi), of the first part; Jobk Mowbiuy and John Qriy, both theraln doßorlbea, of tbe seoond part; and all the Creditors of tho laid John Thomas Smith, ot the third part; filed la this Honourable Court, on the fifteenth day of Fobrnary, one thousand eight hundred and eigkty two. Notlco Is hereby given that, by an ordar of the Snpromo Court, sitting In Bankruptoy, made the teventeonth day of Maroh, 1881, the said Deed of Asalgnment was declared Com- Pl |>ated at CAnokland, thli 18th day of Maroh. 1000 ' HUQHKB & GKORGB. Solloltorß for Trmtoua. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF AUCK LAND, HOLDBN AT HAMILTON. In the matter of" The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1878," and the several Acts amend inE the same, aid of the Bankruptcy of Hcnrt CiliTtcß, of Cambridge, Wat kato. In tbe Provlnoial DUtrlot of Anoklandand Colony of New Zealand, Contractor, a Debtor. This Is to notify that Henry Carter, of Cam bridge, Walkato, In tho Provincial Dlstrlot of Auokland, Contractor, has this day filed Rstato mont that he is unablo to meet his Engagements with his Creditors. The Flret Meeting of Creditors to bo held at tho District Conrt-house, Hamilton, Walkato, on THURSDAY, the 23rd day of March, 188a, at 12.80 o'clock In tho after noon. Dated at Hamilton this fourteenth day of Maroh; 1882. THOMAS KIRK, Clork of the Court. Thomas Gbksham, Cambridge and To Awamutn, Solicitor for Debtor. Tenders. NE TKEE HILL HIGHWAY DIS TRICT. Tenders wilt bo received by tho nndorslgned till 10.30 a m. on THURSDAY. 23rd instant, for delivery of Scoria Ash, on various roads in the Die trice. ROBERT HALL. Chairman of Board. Maroh 18th, 1882. mO BUILDERS. Tho Timo for receiving Tenders for Ware« bouse in CUstomhonse-Btroet is Extended to noon on SATURDAY, the 25th Instant. Plans, &0., at our offlcos. Queen-street, KDW. MAHONEY & SON, Architects, m O CONTRACTORS. Tenders will be reoeived until noon of WED NEtf D AY, Maroh 22nd, for Shif ting and Altera tions to Wesloyuo Parsonage, Ponsonby. EDWARD BARTLKY, Architect. For continuatum, see Mrst Page. '



l^or Bale. a TOIOR SALE, well-bred Berkshire Pigs, a JD 10a 6d oaoh.—J. W. Carr & Sons, Custom houßO-strcet. Auckland. ?t HJ»OK SALK,S"The Retreat Cottage," 1. J? frontlnetheharboiir.adlolnlngDr.Camo -0 bell's lace residence, on a ■a.uarter-ncco section. 1 100 ft frontage to Jerroyn-street, 100 ft to Beaoh a Road; within ton minutes' walk of the Post t. OJllce.—Apply to Brown. Campbell, & Co. n 3 rg^O IiUSHERMEN AND OTHteRS. 1 Fob Sale, THE BONNIK FIBH-WIITE, - winner flrat prize Bay of Islands Regatta thla year j nearly new, 04pltal contre-board FishlnK- Boat, 10 *oet koel, fittings complete, with 200 fathom Nets in good condition (together or separate).—Full partloulara from J. HATCHES, Russell, Bay of Islands; or, H. B. Mobton, . Cnatom-honBQ-atreot. PIANOS FOR SALE, very cneap, ]ust opened, 1b handsomo oasrn (Iron frames), extra bolted, and v/lth all the latest improve ments. Persona in want of a really good instru ment would save many pounds by seoing the above, whioh aro now on viow. Second-hand Piano, £20. Pianofortes tuned from sa.—lhos. 11. Webb, Oak Cottage, Hobson-streot, nearly . opposite Mr Minettl's, Bakor. N.B.—Name on uotranoo gate. BJIOK SALE-4 nearly new Iron Tanks, SP 8 oooks and piping; price £U —Paul and f cUenk, Albertwtreet^ fJtOR~B"aLE, a Good Quiet Cow, in full *' profit; also a Yearling Heifer.—Apply to 3 W. C. Donneg, Maohlne Dep6t, Queen-Btreet jjaOK IMMEDIAT* SALE, Ponßonby I? Torrace, a nice Houbo of 7 rooms, veran dah in front; Allotment B'l x 100, all tastefully laid out; good well, tank, &c. Price, £150.—D, V, Kvunß. Fstate Agent. Queon-street. jl7 TOKES'S POlNT.—House or a rooms (not quito finished) and two allotments in garden to be Sold cheap.—l). F. Kvans. Estate Agent, 417 gnOlt SaXeT Duke-street, Wewton, Jj Verandah Cottage, six rooms, and a work shop, good well, garden, &o.~U. F. Evans Land Agont, Queen-street. SjIUU BA.LK, all that magnificent Coruci1 I! Allotment, Frankliu Road and KngUnd etreet, about 91 x 101. plauted with ornamental treen, &o. This ia, without oxcoptlon, tho boat in tho o vicinity both at proaont for a villa residence, and prospootivoly as a grand business Bite.—D. if. Evans, Estate Agont, Queon-Btroet, 351 /^ROOEKY BUSINESS FOR SALE — VJT Tho Stoolr-ln-trado and GocdwlH of a Uonoral Qrocory Bnainesa In tho city, having a good cash turn-over. Ront, moderate.—For particulars apply to D. F. Kvakh, Estate Agont, (jneon street. EtnUERA.—a valuable little tot of about 12 Acrcß, a portion of whioh Is without doubt really ilrßtolass Land,— V. F, Eyana, Estate Agent, Qnean-atieet.' *3^ 171 OR SALE, New and ~WeU-finished J Hoiuo; six rooHoa, flttod with register gratoa, oven, tank, ka,; very dojlrable; iltuato nuar Ponsonby Hall. Prlco £321—D. F. tvans, Kstato .Agent. 130 lAOli SALE, Williams-street," near Wei- I? llngton-atroot, a very nice Varandah Cottago, i rocma. oto. (now lot at 120 per week), in good ordor; prloa, £300.-1). F. Kvanß, Estate Agont, Qu6oa-8treo!» JlB |j\OR SALE (llowe-streot), a very pretty _SJ Villa oontalninetflvo rooms, pantry; water laid in, nice garden, &x.; all is first-clans order; splendid view; a vary desirablo place.— D. F, avana, Kstato Agont, Qnecn-atr«et <25 jSiiOR SAL*, Business Promises at JP Monut Kden, situate In main road; a splendid opening ftr a Chamiit, as at present thore is not one in thla large and populous dlstrlot. The building; Is sew. substantial, and well ilnlßhod.—Fnll partionlars from Mrs Jack, on tho premises, or of D. F, Evans, Kstate Agont, Queen-street. I~>RO«rECT TERRACE.—A very nice Varandah Cottage of nix rooms, flttod with oupboards, bookcrun, drosssr, feo.; gas and wator laid In; good garden, stable, &o.— D. F. Kvana. Kotatq .Att.onL qnoen-gtroot. T>ONSONIiY TBRRACK (near All X Saints' Ohuroh), a oompoct and oomfort ablo Houso of five rooms, two tanks, &c; good oornor allotmont. Prlco £330,—D. F. Kvans. Kstato Agont. Qiioon-Btroot. 103^ PONSONBY.— A new and very pretty Verandah Cottago «f fi rooms, allotment, tank, *tc, all complotv, and In flrst olass ordor. Vory cheap. £220.—D. F. Evans, KBtato Agent, Qncon-Btroot. 127 S TOKES'S POlNT.—Splendid Allot ments fonood and planUd with fruit and ornamental treos, in splendid position, over looklng tho harbour, near tho boaoh.—D, F, Kvana, Hatato Agent. /^AMPBHL\iVILLI£, Ponsonby.—Hand \J some Vlllnßoeldonco (almost now), in ilrst olan orrior; with ono aoraof ground tastofully laid In gurdnn. splendid orchard just coming Into full bearing; mngnllloont view (ownor loavlng for Sydnej).—D. If. (vans, KBtato Agent. (juo«n-Btra»U _^ 431 SPRING-STREET, Fonsonby — Hand. Bomo new Houso, thoroughly well flnithod, rooms lutffO and lofty, standing on two allot ments. lam inatruotod to eiUct an Immediate na'o—bußinoss matters OHlllne tho ownor away from tho dlfltrlct.—Full partioulars from D. F. Kvans, 1Cb»u»o Agent, Qncen-Btrcot. iO9 MOUNT EDEN (near Mr Kelly'*), a now and wcU-flnlihcd Houto of ilvo rooms, roploto with ulmost ovory oonvonlonco. iiuoh as roglstorgratoa, kitchen range, &o.; allot ment about f>o x 200; main road frontage; very dosirablo.— D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Quoon stroot. _ JtOB OKOSPKCT-STRKET, near Ponsonby X Hall.—Now and thoroughly woll-flnishod House of four rooms, fitted up with almost ovury oonvonlonco. Allotment 33 x 100, for Immediate sale.—D, F. Evans. Estate jSgont, Quoon-Btroot. SUBURBAN STORK tor oaie,—A first rate business for Sale In one of the best of Auckland suburbs; tho position la second to none; a splnudld opaning; full particulars from D. F. Kvana. KBtato Agent, Auckland. 385. gjiOß SALK, BuildiDK Allotments, situa 8J tod In aprings»roet. Ponßonby, best posi tion, at 25a por foot: Shelly Beach Koad, at 42a 6A; Kmmettstroot, 30a; Bayllold, Ponßonby, 12b frl: Ponsonby Hoad (noar tfason's), 30a; Mount Kdon (m»in road), 50a; Nowton Itoad, dOs; Pon aonby Terraco, Bplor.illd allotment, tully stocked with fruit tree*, flowors, and vcEOtabloß, 40 x 100, for £100: and other dcsiriblo lota on ap plication to D. F. Evans, Kstate Agont, Queen street. _^_ i p rnio GKOCiJRS AND OTHERS. Tho Stock in Trado. and Good-will of a Qrootry Business, in Queonstroot, having a' Good Caßh Turn-over; for immediate sale, and ohoap.—For furthor particulars apply to D. F KVA--S, Estate Agont. Qnoon-street. WOK S A L SI OR L ETs E. Takapuna, KOutti Suohb.—Drelrablo Storo, Dwelling, and Outhousee, almost now and in flrut-olass ordor. togothor with 6 acros Splendid Lasd (In crops) on main road and in tho vlolntty of tho beautiful lake, and oommandiug splenald view of Auokland harbour. A moat dosirablo proporty, and well worthy inunction. D. fTeVANS, 381 Kstato Agent Tn O R SALE Ponßonby Road—All that most dOßlrable pro porty, situate on main road, corner of Cameron and Norfolk-stroats, and now in occupation of tho Roy H. R. Dewsbury. Tha llotiao oontttlns tig rooms, thoroughly built, woll finished, and roploto with almost ovcry comfort, such as gas laid on, &ci the Allotmont kaaa frontage of 110 foot to Ponßonby Road, by about 320 feet to each Cameron and Norfolk-streets, all socuroly fonoed, and planted with ornamental and fruit treosi This is, without donbt, a most valuable Pro perty, aid for a business alto is unsurpaased. ror Building litos, it oould bo sub-divided to groat advantsgo, having throe frontages, but I am inatruoted to alfoot a sale In ono loti D. F. BVANS. Kstato Agont, Quoon-atroot. TW-ORTHCOTE, STOKEB!S POINT. FOR SALE, all that very deelrable plooe Of Land, tltuatod on Main Road, between Prosby torlan Churo'i Bite and now Sohool Building, being about l) milos from the wharf, This Lot, whioh oxtenda from the Main Road through to the beautiful KaurijGulloy.haa been sub-divided Into Boctlomi, ranging from nalf-an-aoro up wards, all of which aro first-class Villa Sites, or for market gardens oould not be aurpassod. The fertility of tbe land is mado maaifost by the luxuriant natlvo growth now upon it—plontv of timber, magnificent tree forns, Sec, &o. The Lota are now pegged oil'and ready for solcotion. Terms—l oasbi or suoh terms as agreod upon. Purchasers o»n depend upon every faolllty being given both as regards purohaso and build "■^^"^^D. F.EVANS. Kstato Agent, Qaoen-atroet, next "Herald. TKON BftDSTEADS, Single and Double i A vory ohoap shipment ex Crownthorpi on salo. wholo*ala and roiall.—Dlroot Bupplr atoro. 2jfl. Qucen-stroet r J^HK undersigned having suffered a light 1 atitaok of paralyils, wants to sail out his entire stock of GUssware, Crookery, and Tin ware. No reasonable of For rof used for tho whole stook or for small parwls.—J. W. ENGLER, Little Banaar, Welioaley-atreot. DAVIES A TRENCHARD, National Insurance Huildikgs, Have for Salo a splendid Sheep Rub in tho Wollington Provinoe, oontaining 18,000 aores of rich land with limestone subsoil. G milos of sea border, I or 5 railoa of rlvor boundary, and rlng fenced; sub-dividod into 10 ar 12 pudiocku; 20,000 Shoop nnd 300 Head Oattls are unw on the property. There Is also a oapita! Homostosd. The Proporty is one of the finest obtainable in the North Island, tho limoaionft hills of tha Walrarapi and tho Napier Diatriota bolng well known cb some of the boat grazing land la Now Zealand. TO LKT OR FOR SALK AN 8-UOOMKD HOUSE at Romuora, with 1 acre of land in grass, a looso box, fowl house, &0., and good water supply. 25a per week. ALSO, IN THE 6AMB VICINITY, A 4-ROOMeD COTTAGE (new), with aero of 1\ ground, close to tho eon bench. Ront, 12s por week, DAVIES & TRENCHARD. S" PLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTING IN A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL PROPERTY AT CAMBRIDGE. EOR SALE, Tho LEASB of tho NATIONAL HOTEL, Cam bridge, together with the Furnlturo and overy thing appertaining to the Property. Immediate possession oan be given. This Hotel is probably doing the Largtst Business in tho Waikato, and is replete with Evory Convenience. For 'furthor partioulars, apply to Mr Auduu Rajnds, the preaont proprietor, or to EDWARD LKWIS, Ci.'Btom-houßo street. Auokland. Sor continuation, see First Page),



___^ To ijet ', HH 0 LET, GENTLEMAN'S COMMODIOOB RSBI -• DJINCK (new) of eight rooms, Rltuated In Prlncea-atreot, Albert Park, Situation exoe lent; gas and water laid on; plunge and Bbowe bith»; convenient datachod oflloes.—Apply to W. Beanmont. Star office. rflO LET, a comfortable Four-roomed J. Cottage—lt. J, Rlordin, Nolson-streat. near Cook-street. TO LEI, a Five-roomed House, situated comer of- Ponnonby Road and John'e- Btreat.—Apply on the premises, or to James Maxwell, at Messrs W. J. Hurßt and Co.'n stores. nno LET, at Ponsonliy, a Five-roomed 1 Cottage, with gas and water, corner of Molford-stroot and Dedwood Terrace.—Apply J. Swales. TO LET, F.urnished Bed and sitting, room combined; with fireplace; suitable for ono or two friends.—Apply,3oo, Queen-street, side door. Alexandra-street, rs 10 LET, for a terra, that Oldestablislcd JL Business known as "K. Unity's Huyund Corn Store and Grooory Shop," at the top of Hobstm-Btreot. fW\O LET, a ten-roomed house.—Apply ■1. Mrs Briton, Vincent-street. TO LKT, a detached Six-roomed House, In Graf ton Road.—Enquire of Mr Beale, Graf ton Road. fV\O LET, iv Hobson-street, nearcomor X of Cook-atreet, a Shop and Dwelllng- Boueo, occupied at present by a fruiterer.— Apply to Thomaa Conßtable. _^ rv\O LKT, in tho best businesa part of JL Qneen-Btreet, a New fchop, having a frontago of 14 feet and a depth of 60 feet, and two large Showrooms overhead, eaoh 60 feet by 28 feet—Apply to William Kattray, Draper and Clothier, 178.180. and 182. Qnoon-Btreet TRW LET, in Grace-street, Ponsonby, a JL well-finished House, containing fi large rooms, with gas,'and water laid on.—Apply to Mr IC. Brown, Grace-street. TO LET, CWes m Queen-street, Up stairs and Down-stairs.—Apply Mutual Life Association of Australasia, No. 81, Queen street. mo J-.ET, a Bakers Shop and Oven, in -£ Wolllngton-stret, now in tho ooonpatlon of Mr J. Hamilton.—Apply to F. L. Prime, Kutate Agent. 28, N.Z. Insurance Bnildingß. rino LIST, a Brick Bakehouse and Oven a. (nearly new), in Rutland-utroot, off Wake ilMd-strcet; ront, £1 per wook.—Apply to K. A. Whlto, ' pO LET, a Family Residence containing JL 10 rooms, with iniUblo outbuildings, on tho New North lload: poaseiulon given immo dlately.-Apply to F. L. Priino, Kstate Agent, 28. N.Z. Insuranoo Buildings. ']pO LET, a six-roomed House in St. A - George's Bay Koad, Parnoll Apply to 11. Koala and Son, OjnSONBY.-To be Let or Sold, House of 13 l'ocms (two very large); grounds sloping to the sea, fnll of fruit and ornamental troOß, with viow Burpißßing dsecrlption. For a gentleman's residence) or a school, 1b unequalled. —Particulars at Webb's Pianoforte Saloon, Wollesley-Btreet, or D. B. Orchard. Kxohange Bnildingß. nn o~ l c "t. To Let, tha Threo-Btor7 Building at present wing ereoted, adjoining Theatre Royal, Vio torla-streot Very suitable for a wholesale or manufacturing business. B. TONKB & CO. Ecolesiaatical. \TOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ABSO JL CIATION, oornor of Wellesloy and Albert streets.—Mooting for United Prayer will bo held THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 7.80. A Bible .loading will bo given. Friends are cordially Invited. A BIUI.IC CLASS for MKN every Sunday afternoon, from 3 till i. nKAFTON BOA 1) WESLKYAW \JT CHURCH. Anniversary Services will be oonducted TO MORKOW- I3y tho Rev. Goo. Bond, at 11 am. Mr How Jnkuflfar, at 8 p.m. Rev. Win, Morley, at 6.50. Colleotlong In aid of Trust Funds. Tho Annual Soiroo and Public Moetlne will Ik) held on WEDNESDAY next. Tea at 6.30 p.m. TlokoU. la 6d. FITT-STKEET WESLEYAN OHUROH.-Suaday Services.—Morning, at 11, Key. 11. K. Dewsbury; Evening, at 6.30, Mr Gow Jukuflfar (Native African Missionary). PA KNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH.— Sunday Servioos—Morning, at 11, Ray. L. M. Ititt; Evening, at 0.30, Hey. J. Whewell. NEWMARKET YVESLEYAN CHURCH.-Mornlng, at 11. Rev. J.Walllfl; Evening, at &30. Mr Wilson. VTORTH SHORE WESLEYAN 1.1 CHURCH.-MorniMg, at 11, Mr R. J. Master; Jtvonlng, at 6.30. Key. H. R. Dowßbnry. ARCH. HILL WESLEYAN BER VICKB. - Divine fiorvioe will be held In the Ptiblio Sohool-rooia To-morrow Evening, at 0.30, by Mr Jesaop. Ii^LLEKSLIK WESLEYAN SERVICES Hi -1)1 vino service will be hold in the Publlo School-room To-morrow Evonlng, at G. 30, by MrMarkbam. Ql. PAUL'S CIIURCH.-ll a.m., O Morning Prayer, Holy Communion, and Sermon, "Heavenly Food;" 7 P.m., Evening Prayer and Sermon. "Goingßaok In Religion." VjT. THuMAS'S CHURCH, Union- KJ Btreot.—The usual Services will be hold in the above church To-morrow, at 11 a.m. and 8 « p.m. Tho Ror. H. J. Kdwards will officiate. 3oata freo and open. All are Invited. CJT. JAME S' S PiiESli YTERIAN O CHURCH. Tho Rev. Professor Salmond, D.D., of Onnedln, will conduct thesorvlcoTo morrow Evening, at o'clock. CIT. DAVID'S CHURCH, Upper Sy- D inonds-strost.—Rev. T. ilcKenzio Frasor, 1. A. Morning sorvloo, at 11; Evening, 7 o'olook, iccturo on Scripture Charaoters—" Joseph, the ita teaman^ ! YjiiTETLESLEY.STREET BAPTIST TT CHURCH.-Sunday, 19th Maroh, Mr ' Thoa. Spurgcon will pro&ch—Morning at 11 o'clock; KvcniDg (Choral Hall), at 0.15. Hankey'a hymns at ovonlng Bervlco. UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH, Pitt and Vincent streots. 3unday Services, Maroh 19, to be conducted in tho Morning at U, and in tho Evening at 03, by tha Rev. T. llodgaon. FRANKLIN ROaD PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH.-Bervioes To morrow—Morning at 11, Rev. J. Guy; Evening at 6 30. Rev. J. Long. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, Alexandra-Btrset—Tho Kuv. J. Long will proaob In the Morning at 11, and the Rev. J. (Jny in the IC vening at 6.30. SERVICES in tho Primitive Methodist Sunday Bohool-room, Upper Pitt and ICdwin Btroetß.—The Rev. J. Long will preaoh at 3 o'olook in the Afternoon, and Mr 'f remain in tho Hvenlng at 6.30. LORNE-STREET HALL—UNSECTA RIAN SUNDAY BKRVIOBS. Maroh 19. Morning Servloe only, at 11 o'clock, oonduoted by the Rev. 8. Kdgor, B.A. Subject, "Respon sibilities in Life." qptEMPERANOE HALL.—Gco. A. JL Brown will Looturo on Sunday night, at 8.45. Suhjoot, " The Coming Judgment." Morn lng Borvloo at 11 o'olock, " TESUS' Wondrous Words and Works," tl To-morrow, 6 SO, Christians' Meeting house, Cook and Hobson-streets, by K. Lewis, Kvngelist. /GOSPEL TENT, Newmarket.—This VX Kvenlng at 7.30; Lord's Day at 7 p.m. Eaoh evening next week, 7.30. All Boats free. Coma. CtHiUbTADiLPHIANS meet in tho / Corlton Aoadamy, Hobsonstraet, ovary ftrat day of the week to break bread, 11a.m.; BibleClßßß.3p.m. Trnthtooltorglnvite. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIiX LAT TKK-DAY SAINTS hold Meetings In the Masonlo Hall, Newton, on Sunday—ll a.m. for Sacrament, 0.30 p.m. proachlng tho Gospel, All are invited. No oolleotlon. rfIHEATRE ROYAL: SUNDAY EVEN- X ING SERVICES, under the conduct of the Young Men'a Christian Association, on Sunday Evonlng, from Bto 9. All are invited. SoataFTOO. MOUNT ALBERT WESLbYAN OHURCH. THE FOUNDATION STONE op xna NEW CHURCH Will bn laid by Mrs A. K. Tatmk. Cn TUESDAY NEXT, tho 21st lust., at 4.80 o'clock, When Offerings will be presented. A TEA MEETING ■will afterwards be held in the Publlo Hall. At the oloße Of which MUSICAL SELEC TIONS and SPAKCHK3 will bo Riven. Tea on tho tables at 6.30. Spoolal OmnibußCS will loave tho Union Bank at i and G o'olook, returning at the oloee of the mooting. The ordinary 'Unses at i3O tind S o'oloclc respectively. Tickets may be obtained from Messrs Kelson or JlcMnßtor. Amusements. J§f|RJJHMb COURT EURKKA, ' b&JiHfflHrajfy Will colebrato their lhird l9f*M nQfjyn AnnlversAry, at liOßNe nTuslslwP SsLI btrret HAtr,, on Oj^^WWyl TUK3DAY, APKIL i, 1882, TEA ENTERTAINMENT, AND DANCING. Tea on tho Table at 6.39 p.m.; Danqlog to, commenoo at 8 o'olook. Tickets, 2/6 Each. ORN E-STREE I'Ta L h, EA3TER MONDAY NIGHT. AVfilh 10th, 1882. DEAN'S MINSTRELS, in ono of their refined Ethiopian Carnivals, to bo followed by a Ball. Their fourth Anniversary. Grand Holiday Programme, Front Pruts »r><l Ball,; 3s ; 2nd Seats, 2s; Gallery and Concert only. Ib, ■ ! HORACE DEAN, Manager. >



Lost and Found. LOST, Whito Fox Terrier Dog Pup; anyone returning same to Mrs Haslette,' Albert Park, will b3 rewarded. LOST, yeßterday, between the Domain and Albert-Btrc3t, a Silver 3roaoh,attachofl to a Cardinal Bow,—Anyone returning it to Mr Jacobs. Bootmaker, Victoria-street, will bo re warded. LOST, on Thursday, at Newmarket, or at Mr Bnckland's Sale Yards, Remuera. fifteen £1 notes.—Finder handsomely rewarded on returning same to Mr Carter, Buicher, Wel lesloy-Btreet. JBoara ana Kesiaenoe. C COMFORTABLE Board and Residence. / Terms m oderate; bath. — For address apply Mr Parker, Grocer, Hobßon-Btreet, GOOD Accommodation for Boarders by applying at Byrne's Grooery Store, Kyber Pass Road. (IOVKKNOK BKOWNK lIOiiIJL. VK UOB3ON-STREET. BOABD AJTD LODQINB .. ..80S P6l" Wo 6* BiFjot,K Room „__ ..26a. JSlectoral. T^LECTORS OF FRANKLIW •" NORTH. GiCNTtsMnN,—Owing to the over-zeal of one of ray friends, tho Election Court has, at its sitting to-day, decided that I am no longer your member. I dcßlro to thank you for favours in tho past, and to intimate that I will again seek your votes at the coming election, I will tako an early occasion of interchanging opinions with yon, I am, eta, B. HARRIS. Orahnha, Maroh 16,1882, C^KANKLIN NORTH ELEOIION. TO THK ELECTORS. GiißiXEMiss,—To prevent any misapprehen sion, I regpootf ally beg to announoe that I am again a oandldato for your suffrages. W. F. BUOKLAND. Volunteer Notices. f To OB SON CORPS, A.R.B. The Monthly Inapeotloii of the above will bo held on TUESDAY next, 21st Instant, at 7.30 p.m. Special mooting after parado. PKTKR DIGNAN. Captain. yiOTOKIA RIFLES. The Monthly Inspection Parade of tha Com pany will be held at tho Drill Shed on TUBS DAY next, at 7.30 p.m. The members of all ranks are quested to attend. Uniform—Full dread, with helmotsi-OwBN Mahow. Captain. Meetings. T^TORKING MEN'S CLUB. N O~t"T~0 E, A Spoolal Goneral Meeting of the Members of tho Club will be hold on FRIDAY, the 24th instant, at 8 p.m. Business:—To consider the terms for a Lease of the Promises as now proposed by the landlord, and for any business that may arise therefrom. By ordor of the President. BIMEON MOSES, Maroh 16.1882. Secretary. BRICKLAYERS' LABOURERS 800IETY. The Annual Mooting of the above Soolety will be bold In tbe Working Men's Club-room, on WEDNEBDAY, 2tod instant, at 7 SO p.m. MICHAEL TOBIN, Secretary. llfliliiilll COURT PRIDE OF ONE- HUNGA, NO. 6281. _ff_ajM_sg_>l fhe Quarterly Meeting of 8lfcSB«n!Bjthl" Court will be held in the ffiSSafitsSJ Temper&noe Hall, Queen-street, <mm^muHf Onehunga, on MONDAY, 20th Maroh, at 8 p.m. AH members are specially requested to attend. By order of the O.R. J. R. HENDRY. a RCH HILL HIGHWAY DISTRICT. A Meeting of the Ratepayers of the above District will beheld on MONDAY, April 3rd, at 7.30 p.m., in tho Newton West Publlo School room, for the purpose of Electing one duly qualified person to aot as Trustee, vice Henry (W.n, resigned. mCBAKLTOBm Chairman. -pONSOJXBY HIGHWAY DISTRIuT. In oompllanoo with a resolution passed at a meeting of ratepayers on the Bth instant, I oreby notify that a Meetlngwill be held in the Ponsonby Hall, on THURSDAY, the 23rd MARCH instant, to determine whether Pon sonby shall be formed into a separate Borough, united with the City Municipality, or other- Wiß6> JOHN H. FIELD, Chairman of Dlstriot Board, Medicai, f |IHE FACT IS NOW ASSURED JL THAT INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, OQRONIO BUONOIIITIS, ABTUMA, TBBOAT AND LUNU COMPLAINTS, NKRVOCB AND WASTING DISEASES are permanently relieved, the worst symptoms arrested, and a healthy re action prodncod by AICKIN'S SYRUP OF KUOALYPTUB Wl'l'H HYPuPHOtJI'HITtta Of LTlAit Afil) QUININK. These great results are owing to tho combination of NKKVK AND BRAIN TONICS that lend increased sustaining powers to the invalid, added to whioh 1b the SPECIFIC ACTION of the Euoalyptus on the mucus men branea, wheteby tho air passages aro cleared of unhealthy secretions In a natural manner. Daily evldenoe Is afforded of the per manent resuscitating action of tola remedy—bo that all who suffer should at onoe make a trial of Its eminent proper ties. The Buoalyptuß Syrup is moderate In price, and within the reach of all who need it. It is a pharmacontioal combina tion of tonlo alkaloids with hypophos nhites.and not a secret nostrum. Registered and gazetted undor " The Trades Marks Registration Aot." by Grates Aiokin, The Pharmaoy, Anok land. Wholesale Agent 1 l'H» Naw Zealand DbuO Company Stove and Oven Maker. /TO AND SEE OR SEND JMR IjT ILLUSTRATED PRICE LIST. TTEBBKRT O_ CMITH'B IMPROVED NEW ZEALAND ECLIPSE WKUUGHTIRON COTTAGE RANGES. BEWAKK OP IMITATIONS. § /h"h. smith\ g WHAT THE PERSONS WHO HAVE THEM In USE BAY I To Mr H. H. Smith-The ranges whioh I pur chased of you have been found, to give every satisfaction,-J. HAUDAT.-Epsom, August 10, 1880. Now Plymouth. Ootober 25,1878.-Mr H. H. Smith; Sir,—l have had one of your Patent Portable Ovens In uso tor some yean, and find it has fully borne out the merits you claimed for it, viz,, portability, economy, and facility of h eating. I muoh pref or It to either a fixed oven or a heavy cast Iron one. Please Bend mo one of your Improved Portable Sido Ovons, largest elze. The side opening for the fire is, I think, a groat improvement.—l am, slrjours vory truly, bevonporti1 North Shore, July % ISSa-^The Hon. H. B. Deverenx ia glad to Inform Mr Herbsrt Smith that the Kolipse Cottage Range purchased by him to August 1879. gives tho greatest satisfaction, and has proved a small fnel consumer, remarkably easy to clean and perfectly sate from all obanoe of accident by fire, in short the cheapest and best Mr Dovereux has ever owned Stoves sold on tho Deferred Payment t System. AUCKLAND IRON WORKS, DUEHAM-STKEET. AIjEaaNDRA HOTEL, Pabneix. Good Accommodation for Boarders. iWlnoe and Spirits Beet Biaoda. Vimtolasg Billiard.Table. JOHN BETALLACK, PROPRIETOR (Late Of Woßt Coaßt and Canterbury). YOUNG MEN'S CHKISXIAN ASSO CIATION. COHNKR O» WBXLKBLEY AND ALBERT STRBITB Heading Room, Comfortably tfufnlnhed. Al tho Leading Papers on the tables. Subscription, 2s 6d per quartar. The Library contains .up. wards of 2800 vols. in the variona departmenta of Literature. Subscription, ia Gd por quarter. Tea and Coffee provided. Employment an( Boarding-house Registers. Meeting for Young Mon on Tuesdays, at 7..% Evangelifitlo Service, Thuradays, at 7.50. Bible Ueadlng and Prayer, Saturday cX 7.30. Bible ClaKB, Sunday, at 3 p.m. I BTiuNSERe and uthers (espoolalrjr i'onng I i Men) corrtiauy invited to visit the lioouu, ! where all Information mty bo obtained, Open I 1 from B a.m. t<llioi<.».



Public Notices. ? Crown Lands Oflloo, r Auckland", 17tU March, 2852. IT Is hereby notified, (or I'ublic iuforwa tion, that it Is ths intention of tho Uovo.'m , ment, at an oarly date, to porfoot armngomonW with Native Ownorß for ofToiing (or Lemo tu' | the Public, Tlmber.conventontly situated at tUo Now Township of Rotorna. The terras and conditions npon which tho Timbar will bo offered will bo notified In B future advertisement. D. A. TOLK, Commissioner ot Crown JLandß. Crown Linda Ofllco, Auokland, 18th Maroh, 1882, IT is hereby notified that Sections 22, 23, 25, 26. and 27, ot Block X, of tho Hastings Survey oinlrict, advertlaed to be ottered tor Sals on the 21st instant, have been withdrawn from sale. D. A. TOLK. Commissioner of Crown Lands. J^i \V. OWEN & CO. take this opportunity of thanking their numerous frlonda for the large Buuport extended to them during tho last seven years, and, at the same tioio, beg to rociuost a continuance of the same patronage to the Auckland Agricultural and Mercantile Company, to whom they aro transferring their business. A UCKL AND AGRICULTURAL AND i\ MKBCANTILK COMPANY (Limited). GENKRAL MERCHANTS, SHIPPING, COMMISSION, FLOUK AND BRAIN AGENTS. iMrOHTKBS [OF GtBNKBAti MERCHANDISE:, SEEDS, FARM IN(J IMPLEMENTS, MACHINES, MANURES, &C, &C, &O. The abnvii Company will take over tho business of MoBBrB G. W. Owen and Co.. on MONDAY, the 20th Instant, and'trust, .by strict attention to the wants of thoir onstomora, to morlt a continuance of tho liberal patronago granted to tho lato Firm. Tho A.A. and M. Co. will mike liberal ad- | vanoes on Kauri Gum, Wool, Tallow, and other Colonial and Island Produce, for Shipment to London. G. W. OWEN. Managing Director. Auokland, Maroh 18,1882.* i "VTOTICE OF KKM O V AL. j JJt MRB. MILBS, Kkuitbrkk,'Kahakg*- j HAPB Koad, In thankinc her Cn-itomora and ' the PnWlo gonerally for thoir patronage in tho : past, bags to inform them that she-has Re moved to Much Largor and More Convenient. •Premises (next to her old shop), where she , hopes to receive a oontinuanua of their favours. ; Choice Fruits of every kind in season, always ; on hand. Vegetables fresh 'in every day. ' Families waited on for orders.—Koto tho ad- } drasa: Mrs Miles, Leamington Fruit Depot, ' second door from Pitt street, Karangahape Road, I OUBLIC KOIfCEJ TO MY NUMEROUS CUSTOMERS ". AND FRIKNDB. On and after 10th March, my Establishment ' will be CLOSED at 8 o'olook p m. 1 Saturdays, 9 p.m. i j. w iTIT-a ms, j TAILOR, fcO., ViOTORIA-STREET WKST. t TO OWNERS OF COASTERS.— ( Constant freight open for a vessel bf about I thirty tons register.—Apply Kidd's Commercial » Hotel. • J NOTICE.— Geo. Bishop Dogs to inform I the Publio that ho .-has Opened those J Promises situated at tho foot of Grey-stroet, 3 j doors from the Market Hotel, as General Fish 7 and OISTBB SAtOON.-GICORGE BldaOP. ■VrtLSON-SIKEEI SCHOOL. An Evening Class is held on Mondays, Wed- . nesdays, and Fridays; commencing at 7.30 p.m. Terms, &c, on application at the Sohool. ■pONSONBY LICENSING DISTRICT. RATEPAYERS OF PONBONBY. On MONDAY next you will have the privilege Of Mooting the Licensing Committee for the current year. And as I am ono of the Candi dates nominated. I beg to solicit the favour of your Vote on that ocoaßlon. Prior to this notion, : have not canvassed or solicited any votes, leaving the matter entirely in your hands. Should you deem mo worthy of Buch a position, and elect me a member of the Committee I will endeavour, to tho utmemt of my ability, to dlsoharge in a fair and impartial manner the duties appertaining thoreto. lam.&c, D. F. EVANS. . Kstate Agent, Polling Hours from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. — ALL ACCOUNTS against the Howe street Industrial Home are requested to >c sent in to the undersigned not later than the 31a t March instant. By order of the Comm ittoo, GKOKQK P. HOHAN, Master. rilBG Directors of tho Helonrille Timber X Company (Limited).are prepared to re ceive applications for the oflloo of Manager of their mill at Halensvlllo. Applications, with testimonials, will bo received at tho Company's Office, Colonial Bank Buildings, Auokland, up to 31st March. "DONSONBY HIGHWAY DISTRICT. It in hereby notified that JAMBS RICKY hts been appointed Registrar of Dogs, vlos Thomas Lake, resigned. The new Registrar will attend at tho Ponsonby Hall every evening, from 7 30 to 9 p.m., to March 3Ut instant. J. H. FIELD, Chairman. FREDK. WHITEHEAD'S RETAIL TEA ADVERTISEMENT. FINEST CHINA TEA SIFTING S. 1/1 Per lb, Selected from tho London market, and re markably ohoap. Gives a strong, think, and pungent liquor. CHOICEST PURK FIRST CROP BROKEN PANYONG CONGOU. This Tea for value in the cup Is worth pence per pound moro money. Prioc 1/6 per lb. The like rarely comes into this market. A SPLENDID DARJEELING FLAVOURED MIXTURE; guaranteed a blend of Pure India and China Teas. Prloe. 1/8 per lb. "TEA EXTRAORDINARY!" The ready sale this Tea commands proven it worthy the name. Price, 2/ per lb, "FAMILY MIXTURB." A blend of extra highly oared first crop India and China Teas; will carry well, and im prove with lengthened brewing In the pot, and prove lteolf an economic high-class Family Tea. Prloe, 2/(1 per lb. "VERY RICH DEEP BROWN TEA." A. combination of Borne of tho purest, the Strongest, and tho richest flavoured Teas imported, Givo it a trial, Prioo, 3/ per lb. 90 BOXES "FOOK OAN PKKOK TEA." About the Finest Importation of the Season. Prloe, 28/ per box. X 1 RKDK. WhITBHBAD, WHOLE ALE AND RETAIL TEA DEALER, VIOTORULBTHKET. AUCKLAND. tf?~| fk TO £10,000 LENT on Building 3&JL" Society prluniplOH, or on other term» to Bait borrowers. Mortgages and Loans nego tiated. See List ot Proportion for sale on fourth pane. Biz per cent, allowed on money deposited for investment. —C. Williamson, Land, Estate and Flnanoial Asont, Vnleau Lane. FTIAKAPUNA JL AX E. New Trans Table. On and after MONDAY, the 13th Maroh, the Coaoh will ran as follows J— From Devonport: From Taknpuim I 7.29 am 815 a m 0,30 b m 10.15 a m ll.soam 1215 pm 2.30 p m 3.15 D in 1.20 p m 5.15 p m SUNDAYS: 11am 11.45 am 2.30 p m 3.15 p m 4,30 p m G. 15 p m Fare each way—Onb Shilling. OLIVER MAYS, Proprietor. jk USTRIAN BKNT WOOD v «. it nnnirw ■**■ Cane Chalro, Austrian raOnsen, hYS Bentwood fiane Couches and 123. Queen-street, i^^g. Austrian Bentwood Cane Rooting Chairs. ~.,,...„.,.,. ROOM SUITES in in (£££*£%&. B"*- Tapestry, Rop. and Cre 123,Queon-street, tomlOi Walnut -fables. What noto and Canterbnryß. _ _____ CBDAR . v,. ,„„„„ Blmn,and Kauri Din i&LOn'cJSStSri' Ing-room Suiteß in Leather 123- Queon- street'Hairolotb, and American Cloth. IRON Half-Tester Bed steads, Iron Kronen Bod 123,Queen-Btreet. gteaaSr Iron FoldinK cbait Bedßteadß. Iron Cots. ATENT Spring Roller Blinds and Venetian ARPETS. Hearthrugs, Llnolenm, Floorcloth, IBKRAL DISCOUNT to Gash Purchasers. All . T. EH. uuiHuj, goods delivered free in town. i 123, Queen-street. Cata ] o —, oß VOBi treeonappll ! cation. KDKOOM FURNITURS in Choice Mottled Kauri, 123, Qnaen-atrcnt. Wordrob&.BodPtends.Wash tanda ocd ToUnt Tablec,



Public Noticed m „ <%f2 -~* ' SETTLING .on tlio Daf*avillo"Uncos will tiko Blaco'TllH KVKNINQ, at Tattor , Bftll'ri, OcciilimiuMlotul, ■s WM: FICHCIVAL, tf Secfotaiy. 0 -fq o t i c c <?V rFmo'v a*l. I "VtBORQK KBNT. Itukor, Nowmarkot, hi thaxjklnKhiacuatoraQrsand tiKCßonoral publio for tbeir iiatrounwe dnringtho laetU-yesn be«B to in.torm thorn thst he has now KfiMOVKD to - Kybor i'ass ltoad. opposite Mr Kiohardsv, Butohor, whero ho hones to Noelye a-contiJin- J> anco of tLe.ir support. $• Weddinpr, Christmas, and Alrthday'bakes'made to order on tho shortest notice. Families waited on for ordori daily. G. KENT, Baker, Kyhor Paw Road (opposite Mr Richarda's, JQutoher. :T\ EVON VO KT jH 16 _\VAYI)iSTITIuT NOTICE. f Lodglng-houtio Keepers and others are cau- ' tloned against reoelvlng into their heusw I jPersons reoovorfng from Scarlatina or ODy other infootious Disease without a Certificate frcm a 1 Medical Praotltioner to tho effect that "all danger of contagion Is passed The provisions °A f *S$i tl°,! 18,??u and:Uo£ "Tho fnblic Health Aot,iWfi," will be strictly enforced. ««•"" BENJAMIN TANNER. Scorotary Looal -Board of Health. ALL "Ab'COtJNTS on the' Onehunc* AthlotlcSporta wIU bo,paldat Sullivan's ffi%t TwSl¥St Hotel on JfONDAYi mb ot R. WEBB. Secretary. (^OKKS! C ORKjg'.l 1 { 1 1- J A.few thousand Gross, Ale or Vtne, at 2a; in qnantities'muoh cheapor. TbeTlt'Bt b groator eacrifloe.—Wobb's l'ianoforto Saloon Welleßley-6treet % ' aLASSWOKKS 1 GLASsWOftKB !- Preserving with Salicylic -Add, a groat sneceas, to be Been at our. Show-room.ln our Glass Jars suitable for fruit preserving — M. Cook & Sans. aUINCKS, Siba for* ls?_:w. Gadd's Cheap Fruit Depot, Corner of Vlotoriti ana Nelson strootß. tftjJSf"' ■VfOTIOi!:. - AllotuTent^V'bongJli; and Xi Houses Built/ton tbo Weokly Payment System.—U. Lavor, Kyber I'seg. HEWEbKKNCKOP LEMON^isOlbs* of tho finest quality ju«t Imparted by.T. B, Bill; pro.*nt oauh priou, iSa por lb. /lATTAIN'WM. "ASHfIY, nf'the firm \J of Wm. Aflhby & Co.. nishopegate-street London, returns by tho, next ontgoinpSlmaiJ, March the 28th. Can be wen at the oflloe-OI McHsrsHiiy c. JUuchanau, South British Insur ance liullningg, Quecn-sti eat, where trronKO ments can bo made for tho Purchaso of all classes ot Goods in thn Host Mbiketo. W.-'A. & Co., who are Paesage Brokers and .Agente. far'oil tinea i>f Steamers and Sailing. Vchbclr to the Colonie;, having had largo London experience, V'anFtigcß forfricDds can bo arranged for on tho, most favonrable tetms. >. .. .j£ ~ U-MlLLS'iji Hope Factory, Howe • '"Btroot (snccccsor to W. J. Inlet), Hope. Lino, and Twins M anu'anluroi; having tn largtd tho above premise?. Is new prepared to soil ut Loitest pospiblu Piiceu. . *& \ \ B--w^- __ l J'UST*KKOELVED — AIFKED BlßDfl BAKINQ POWUKK, CUBTABIJ,it POWBBB, and BliiNO Mangk Powi'Eit. i Custard Powder, for making Custards withou'.'eßßg.; choice and dolioious. Blano Alnm<e Fowaer, for making; the most delloions Uludo' Mnnue with Dili trouble and a trifling cost'; m be obtained in the following flavours:—Vanilla Almond, Straw berry, Raapbetrr, Chooolato.., and Almond. Halting Powder'for Bread, Pastry. Cakes, Plum Puddings, fco.t lti effects are eur \ prising, hs It imparte n lightnees, wholOßome noßS, tiui uwootncHS that cannot be. otherwise produood. — Testimonials From Captain Sir F. lv MoCUntock,' R.N., Franklin Kipeflitlon (Arctlo Yuchi Fox) £opt. 21. 1858; from tbn Emigration Commissioners, Westminster, I on don,. S.W., June 6; from the War Office London; a Certificate from the Admiralty London, Fob. 5. A? ut for Auckland: ROBERT BEWj Qboorr Sea., Vidro ria-rtuket. B» EST NEWCASTLE COALS HOUSEHOLI) & UIjACKSMITHS1. Also, LOCAL COALS AND FIREWOOD (LOWEBT RiTKB) DELIVERED IN TOWN OR COUNTRY. W.& G. WINSTONE. _ j, 1--1"" rsr~ jS^JV I^AtlQUffi OROWNTHORPB JL> JfROU v LONDON. J£ij2_i__n AllAOOOWnts'iigoinatOioWarqno Crownthorpe muef bMenderedjn duplicate to tho 'nhdei binned, fey. )2";o'clock noon, on MUNDAT, Ute JO—rlnst, or they can not he recognised. "*J THK NEW ZEAI,AifD«HIPPINO 00, X* OUmitiiiA Agents. Auckland March 18^882. CaUa THK ARCIf HILaVBRICK AND TIJUS COMPANYMUMITSD). Nptiou-'in h«reby given that a Call (the flrat) of ONI*SHILLING per bhare bat lw«n made. iiayaDle-to tho nnderalgned, at the Oflloo ot the Company, N0..E1, Aow -Zsaland Insurance Buildings, Auckland, on FRIDAY, the 81st instant, 3. FRIAR CLARKK. Secretary. Auckland. 6tbNMaW~, 1883. F"ATtooT"""tiOLI)> MINING COM PANY (LIMMED). A Call of Twopence rev t.lmro on the Com -piiny's capital has this' day been made by the .'iroctore payablo to the Managers the Com pany's Oflloo, Now- Zcaland-tlnßurancet Com pany's Buildings, Auokl&nd, on Wednesday. tho I2th day of April, 18S2. D.O MaoDONNELL, Manager. Auckland, 16th Maron, 1882. m Dividends. jj I V I ]> END. HOME RULE GOLD MINfflG COMPANY (lilMITm) The Shore Register will be Closed from Maroh 20 till Maroh 23, on which latter date a Dividend of Ono Shilling per Share will bo payable at the Company's offloe, Now Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auckland. D. 6. MaoDONNELL. Manager. Auokland, Maroh 17.1882. Auctions. TUESDAY, MAKCH 28. L. W. EATON HAS mceivcrt instiuctions to sell by ouotion, at Ills Mart, on Tuesday, March 23, at 12 o'clock, A SMALL FARM of 20 aores, situated one mile from the Waikomiti Railway Sta tion, with a two-roomed Houbo thereoo and orchard. 'J ho land, ail fenced and laid down in grass, is well watered by a creek; also, two Cows, two Calves, and Farming Utonttils. TUESDAY, MARCH 21, At II o'clock. AT THE FURNITURE tyART, 85, QUEEN-STREET. GEORGE SIBBIN HAS received instructions to sell by auoUon, at his Rooms, A QUAVTITY OF NEW ENGLIBH * URNITURK, ex Boman KmptaJ lnoludlng a Dining-room Mahosanr i Suite in leather. Walnut ninlng-rooin Suite, "Corner and Square Whatnots. I Folding Chairs, Spittoons, Gipsy Tables and Brackcte. Walnut Marble-top Chef foniers, Muglo Stools, Canterbury What* nots A Quantity ot Rare China A tew oases Pure Cod Liver OH A quantity of Opaqae Blinds AIBO. The Library ot the lato Dr. Blneon, with hie Burgicil Instrnments. Devnnport Maga. Elne Club Periodical for 1881. TUESDAY, MARCnIh Framca Oleographs, Pictures, B. M. Tea* .; pota, E. P. Forks and Spoons, Opera Glasses, Vasca, Toilet Sets, &C., &0., &O. B. TONKB _ Ca WILL sell, on Tuesday, the 21st Instant atllo'oloolt. FIVE CASKS of the above Goods, jna landed via Sydney. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, TENNANT^S ALE! TENNANT : S ALE I BRANDY ! WHISKY 11 B. TONKB & CO WILL sell by public auction, at their Mart, Queen-street, on Wefineedarland BBtant, BtlZoVlocfc. v j ()p TKNNASTtS ALK 250 CASES CAVALIER, FBBBKB' *tvv BKANDY, oueoud two star • 29 OASHS NIC'JL3ON'S WHIBKY (Continued on Fourth Pam),