A RELIC OF THE RONA.

A Body Washed Ashore,

(UY TELKGRAI'II OWN CORRESPONDENT.}

HELENSVILLE, this day. TIIK people working at tbo wreck of the Vindcx yesterday discovered another body close to whoro the Rona'a boat camo ashore. It has on the rcmuins of a white shirt, blue knitted socks, and had been covered with saud. It waa lirst observed by Maori dop,s acratcliitu'

SPORTING.

THE TAKAPUNA J.C. RACES,

Tub Autumn mooting of tho above suburban Club was held on their pretty little course to-day. Tko weather was beautiful, and a large attendance rewarded tho efforts of tile Club to provido good sport for tho public. Tne coarao w;u in

much better order thau at the Summer

mooting, the ground having become firmer <!ur.hig tho months that have elapsed,

vrhile the drynesa of the last two days had aided materially to render its condition moro suitable tor racing. The steamers about mid-day wero crowded with excur sionists, and were ruu at suitable intervals, without any of that delightful blocking which characterises the railway arrange wonts. Arrangements having been made to forward reports of each event as it was rnn, we aro enabled to give an account of those races which were completed by the time we went to press.

Handicap ItunDr.E BACK of 2jbovß, with a Mwoejratako of 2wvs onoh, the amount noerviiug from Swoopstake to ko to second hevao. Uiatauco, 21 miles, over 9 flights of hurdles. Nomination, Igov; aoceptanco, IJaova. Sir J. Gallagher's b g Cfttch'em, lOst

41b8 (McCoy) 1 Mr K. H. Slwkcspear's bra Nor ftl, lOat (Williams) „ .. 2 Mr Umber's g g Chanticleer, lOst (Higg inson) 3 Mr McDonald's]b s]AKCake,9.H 71bs(Hoil. uon) also ran. Angler, list 71b9 ; Hark away, list; Tc Whitu, lOat ISlbs ; Kakiui, flat 71bs, were scratched.

iiatting : Even on Catch'em ; G to 4, N •or M; 3to 1 anything clso. C.ttch'em was iirst away, and led over the lirst hurdle, closely followed by Akoake and Chauti clcer. A blanket could have covered the bunch as they first passed tlin stand. There was no material alteration in the positions till the third round, when N. or M. deprived Chanticleer of the lead, and had a clear advantage of two lengths at ■the back of the course. It was then teen ■that tho Tnrauaki horse was full of running, -and hud the others well in hand, lie •eventually won, hard held by two leugths 'from N. or M., Chanticleer a bad third. Akeako, who wus thoroughly "baked," was nowhere. At the end of Ujc race the hurdles wore nil down, aud the event waa niore like a flat than a hurdle race. A shower of rain fell at the conclusion of the Kaco.

Takavona Produck Stakes (for horao3 brod in tho Takupuna ltlding) o( 2080V3, with a Sweepstake oc laov oaca, tlio amount nconilng from Sweopatafco to gotoaocond horao. Diatauoo, 1J miles. Nomination, ;.iuv; acooptanco, IJsovs. Messrs K. and K. Duder's r t* King, SstClbs 1 Mr McDenald's eh m Ladybird, Sst'llbs .. 2 These were tho only entries. King had it all his own way, and landed a winner by two lengths, hands down.

Dbvoni'ort Handicap of 5030v5, with a 3weop ataire of 2aova saoh, tha amount acorning from Sweopatalto to go to socond horse. Dia tanoe, 15 miles. Nomination, leov; acoop tancu, 3sovs. Lone Hand 1 JNigcer 2 Kenilworth 3 This was a comploto boil-over, tho favourite, Larry.'iinishing only fourth.

Scintillations.

"Be brief, lor it Is with words as with ■sunbeams; tho moro thoy aro condoosed tho deeperttey burn."— Southed.

Water—A clear llaid oace used as a •drink.

The Ladies' Favourite.—Mr Mat Kimony, Tho postman's motto—Letters bo happy together.

More peoflc better understand book -keeping than book-returning. To instigate a villain to do wrong, is like teaching a monkey to climb trees.

•An \Jpper Flat.—An aristocratic noodle, ii Stand-still.—A disused whisky fuc tory.

A "Darkness which May be ' Felt,'"—A black hat.

A i'owl Parallelism.—The English in vented (h)entail?, tho Auioricaus cock' tails.

The crying baby at a public meeting Is like a good suggestion—it ought to be car ried out.

When is a good-natured man like a soldier on parade ?—When he stands " a tease" (atease). Why is the treadmill like a true convert ? —Because its turning is tho result of "con. Victioa.'

Why is conscience like a check string ? — Because it is the "inward pull" of tho "outer man."

Why is blind man's buff like sympathy ? —Because it is a "fellow feeling for a fellow-creature."

Why are your lips always at variance ?— Kecausc words are ircquently passing "between" them.

Why is an irritable man like an unskilful doctor ?—Because he is opt to lose his patience (patients). Franco has apparently fully recovered from its recent disastrous financial depres sion. The Russian Gevernment is to buy thiß year 2,300 tons of iron railroad sleepers at a cost of £5 :i ton.

Mr Bischoltjholm, the well-known Paris banker, has undertaken the ex penso of a mission to Upper Egypt to observe tlio total eclipse of the 17th of May. Queen Victoria is not ■without womanly superstitions. She is said tobeavcrsa to fiaving her son Leopold raarry in May, be cause that was the month in which the poov young Princess Charlotte was wedded to King Leopold. Two Austrian deteotivos watched every movement ot General Skobeloff after he crossed their frontier. He says he fails to understand why his recent speech created «uch a sensation, as more severe language is used in Russia daily. Colonel Haultain and Captain Daldy have been appointed Ollicial Visitors of tho Boys' Industrial Home, Kohimarama, and ot the Girl*' ludustrial Home, Howe-street. Now Zealand has a larger revenue ond expenditure in proportion topopulation than any of tho other colonies of Australasia. In Victoria, 353 State Schools aro used by various religious denominations for meetings for public worship. When a tenant wishes to hold his dwel ling-house for anoihor year he re-leases it. " Exouso the liberty I take," as the con vict remarked when he escaped from prison. A Xo-bc-wiehcd-for Result of Yankeo Ridicule. — That Oscar Wilde will return Oscartamed. Perhaps it is the powder on the cheeks of tho fair maiden that blasts the hopes of so many young raeD. Amatory Arboriculture—What is tho right species of tree for love-sick swains to sit under ? The weeping willow ? No, the Bick-amour. The Government of Victoria have sold on fee-simple over 10,000,000 acres of Crown lands, aud have only about 9 000,009 acros remaiuing available for selection. The yield of oats, wheat, barley, potatoes, and hay in Victoria for the year 18S1 was in every case less than the mean for the, seven ycais preceding. Mr K. Millet's salo of the Rissingtnn estate at Napier, yesterday, resulted in a total of nearly £50,000 being realised ; but tlio bulk of tbo property was passed in. The average price was just over £3 10s an acre, the lowest realised here for a longtimo The fleche of the Koucn Cathedral, when i's reconstruction shall have been com pleted, will measure more than 475 feet in One hundred thousand inhabitants of tho new Chinese Kuldja territory have ox pressed a wish to the Russian Government to settle in Russian territory. , Of the males who die in Victoria, one in every 10 dies a violent death; and of females, one in every 29 meets a similar end. The mean marriage rate of New Zealand and South Australia is 792 per thousand of tho population, against 0-37 in Victoria, 6'CO in Western Australia, 6"82 in las mania, 771 in New South Wale?, and B'l3 iv Queensland. ~ , - i Mish Marie Curandiui has been married in Melbourne, to Mr W. Wilson, a wealthy Queensland squatter. . . Money—A composition for taking owing out of character,

PONSONBY REGATTA.

To-day's Itaccs.

The races postponod from tho Ponsonby Regatta took place this afternoon and com menced at 2 o'clock. The yacht Sabrina, which did duty as llagboat, anchored between Stokos's Point and Shelly boacb, and from here the various events were started, the courses being the same as those announced in the programme.

SECONDCLASS OPEN SAILING: BOAT RACE, t First priv /,o, ilag (presented by Mr Denncs) and £10; second prize, £3 10s; third prize, £110*. Course : From south side of Ilagship, Ronth of Daphne's moorings, ' round red buoy off North Shore, back south sido Daphne's moorings; round mark boat olf Kauri Point; twice round, finishing south side of flagship. The committee , having decided to exclude the Leon and j Ilattio May, for reasons before stated, the ! following boats were admitted to tbc com petition -.—Empress, J. Logan: Observer, O, B \Vaymonth; Transit, Hewson and Melville; Madge, G. McKay; Eunice, J. Beck; Imp, S. Stephenson j Pastime, J, O'Leary ; Fraud, W. Duff and Co.

©The v/cathjr was very unfavourable for the raco, there being scarcely a breath of wind at the startv Tho Imp and Fraud wore the ilrst to get up their canvas, but the latter boat was soon left in the rear. The lead was taken by the Transit, followed by the Imp, Madge, and Eunice very closely. As each boat K"t the .advantage of a puff, she forged abnad of the others, and then dropped astern again when becalmed. Going round the harbour, the Imp, the Madge, and Transit, each led in turn, The Imp [held a good lead for sometime, and thon the Transit passed her, and she was distanced in turn by the Madge. OIF Calliope Point, the Imp was third boat, with tho Madge and Transit a good way ahead. A favour able puff brought her up again, and tho Madge's small s&ils tolling against her she again fell to the rear. Approaching Worth Shore wharf the Transit appeared to bo leading, with the Imp and Madge close behind. From tho North Shore Wharf to tho Spit buoy there was little alteration in position. The buoy was rounded Transit, 3h lm 35s Imp, 3h lm fiOs Madge, 3b. 8m 10s Eunice, 3b 3m 35s Observer, 3h 4m 15s. Tho Diphuie buoy win rounded in tho same order and tho (iueen-strcot wharf passed Transit, 3h 35m Os Imp, 3h 35m 30a Observer, 3h 51m 30a Madge, 3h 51m 3ls # liiiuicc, 3h 51m 3Gs". bINOY RACE. This event, which the programme stipu lated should bo rowed by boys under 16 years of age in dingies not exceeding 12 foot overall, brought out tho following eatrios : —Lotus, J. Howson; Fly, T. Keofe ; Tak, W, Wynyard; Eva, A. Jones. The prizo money was £3, course to bo fixed oa Hag boat. Jonca won easily. O'Koife second.

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Wis concludo our report of yesterday's proceedings :—

Deferred.— The following matters wcro deferred: Hoteo North, re school, and tluinui, application for new school (deferred pending receipt of Inspector's report); Kau eranga, application for addition to teacher's room (deferred through want of funds.)

Aral— £5 was voted for .certain school improvements.

Driving Creek.— £10 was voted for various necessaries.

OiiAUPO.—Application for £12 for fencing the school ground. — Agreed to as certain what was done with the previous grant for planting, etc, A letter was also received from Captain Stcelc, applying for a new school, and promising a situ for it aud teacher's dwelling.—llcfencd to the Committee.

Ohinkmuri.—Application for enlarge ment of Paeroa school.—Deferred, —£10 was granted for the repair of the VVaitekauri school.

Otonga,—Application for new school. — lieferrcd to Committee.

OXFOKD.—The Auckland Agricultural Company, replying to the Board's re quest for o. school site at Oxford, stated that they were not aware that owners of private townships should ba expected to erant such reserves, but if tho applications wore renewed at some future time they would give it their consideration. Mr Moss re marked that this was tho very ovil which Mr Thomson, M.H.K., had ferc secn when stonewalling the Private Townships Bill. The Co.'s action was very short-sighted, for there conld be no doubt that the possession of a school in a district materially enhanced tha value of tho pro* pcrty in it. Tautiri.—Application for special grant •of £10 to meot liabilities.—Granted.

Titirangi.—A letter was received from the Chairman complaining of the non-attendance of Mr Holloway at his place at Big Muddy School. Tho Titirangi Committee protested against diminution of the school time in that dis trict. —Agreed that no diminution should bo allowed even if Mr Laing should Buffer by the decision.

Wade.—£s granted for repairs to school,

CORRESPONDENCE.

CONSTITUTIONAL ASPECT OF THE

GOVICKNOK'S ACTION,

(To the Editor.)

js;n,—Will you kindly give " Lex " room in the Stak for examples of the " invariable practice for the (sovereign .or her adminis trators in the Colonies to seek to obtain ad vice from retiring Ministers as to the choice of their successors." The period since Lord itockinKham btcaine First Lord of the Treasury will do very well for illustrations oE this "invariable practice" in England. When tbo first confident aaaertionof "licx" is made good, it may be worth while, per haps, to examine the credibility ot tho others he has made,—l am, &c,

Aucklaud, April 15,1882,

THE NEGLECT OF CEMETERIES.

(To the Editor,)

Sib,—Aba visitor in this city, after an absence uf two ycarß, I was mnoh pleased at tho numerous signs of prosperity, fine buildings, etc, bui upon passing tha Cometery, waa as toniehod at. the lack of oare evinoed, and, in fact, iho utter nogloct of so important a portion of uny olty, as tho burial place of our dead. This I tako to bo a standing disgrace to one and all, and trust you will allow me space to offer one or two suggestions for its immediato removal. First, that somo influential gen tlemen, sayf. P. Piorce, £M)r, kindly call a meeting of tho ministers of all chnrobes and cnapels in and around Auckland, whom he inieht ask to request a layman from each of their congregations to assist In form ing a committes tor the lmpiovoment of tho cemetery, aeoond, that a house to house vlnita tlon should bo made by authorised collectors and wninh I am sure will be nobly rosoonded to by the general public, for is there a houae in which there has not been one dead, and if so how long may it to before somo loved one may be tatton? Tho different sooloties — Froomaaons, Oddfellows, Good Tomplars—l am sure would gladly contribute, and, if the collections wero set about energetically at onco, a largo amount of money might bo gathered in a fortnight. The committee oould then appoint an experienced gardener, who ehould bo empowered to employ a sninclont stuff of men, by whom the whole Cemetery could bo olearod and planted within the next three months. Wot shrubs and plants, Messrs Mpson, McDonald. Wren, and other large nurserymen, miuht oaoli be requested to spare a few, aad there are many gentlemen who would gladly order Mieir gardeners to supply, not only cuttings, but some shrubs and plants from their overstocked gardens, at thia season o( the year, and an advertisement might be inserted re quosting donations howover small, from any or every garden, receivable on certain days at tho Cemutery ; and this also. I »m sure, must meet with heany response. lam awaro that if the work in commenced It will require a large snm. but lam certain that it will be found readilys and, after it has been onoo placed in order, a small subscription from aU who havo friends interred there, uathered regularly, as Orphan Homo subscriptions are, would be BUfnolent to Keep it up. Contribution boxes might be placed at each ttate, and strangera walking Ithrongh would drop their mite in to assist. I mußt apologise for the length of my letter, but the aubjec* is one that should be dear to all. I bog to hand you a trifle towords the first collection, and will gladly piy it regularly every year, wishing it were more.—l am, &0,, Vr OMAN. [We acknowledge receipt of the subscription mimed herein,—Kd. X.8,1

Grandest Exhibition of Cretonnes and Toiletwar" ever made in Auckland, to b« sptm to day in the window of *bo City Hall Arcade. Uarllck and Cranwell.-(Advt;)

Whenever an eighth son is born into a Belgian family it is the custom for the King to stand godfather. A town councillor, upon the recent appearance of his eighth hopeful, applied for an extension of the favour in his own case, aud the King not only consented, but scut to his little god son a silver cup, napkin ring, spoon and fork, eg<? cup and spoon, silver rattle with a pearl handle and a silyer whJßtle,

LATEST CABLES.

THE QUEEN'S RETURN,

LONDON, April 14.

Her Majesty tho Queen has arrived at Windsor Ca«tle from Mentoho, where Bite has been staying for the benefit of her health,

DISOHAKOE OF EUROPEAN

OFFICIALS IN EGYPT,

CAIRO, April 14,

Four Europeans who wero employed in tho Treasury have been discharged. No prut, xt has been offered for their dismissal.

Mr R. J. Feltua was examined to-day before the Royal Commission. We under stand the Commissioners have allowed two of tho claims; tho third is under con sideration^

The Swedish steamer Malmoehus was recently lost on her trial trip under the fol lowing extraordinary circumstances :—She was a paddle steamer, and started on her trial trip on January 12tb, from Calmar, under the commaud of Captain A. Nortin, having on board the vessel's proper master, Captain Burling, Fletcher, engineer, Capt. Donnorand others, in all twenty-five persons. She passed through Calmar sound into the .Baltic, making a good spoed. At Damuian light the vessel turned round, and was experimented with for an hour. It was noticed at last that tho vessel was begin ning to settlo by tho stern, and Captaia Donaer, suspecting that something was wrong below deck, burst opon the door on the saloon deck, and going down the companion way to tho main deck, found the water in the after port of the vessel was nearly even with the main deck. It was at ,ouco seen that nothing could save the steamer, and the only boat on board was immediately launched and tea persons got Into it, M'hu sea and the vessel's way separated her from the boat, and in tho in credibly short time of two or three minutes

tko steamer sank stem first. Just at this moment the fifteen persona on board . rushed to tho forepart of tho vessel and disappeared with her into tho waves. The couso of tho dis aster appears to havo been a want of vigi lance before she started. Whilst the paint ing of the after saloons was unfinished, and the windows—l 2in number—in the under deck saloon had probably been opened by the painters and not screwed fast again— a circumstance which no one on bourd noticed, besrusc from the outside tbe windows appeared to bo closed, and the saloons were not accessible, tho keys not being on board. During tho high son the water probably washed in through the windows, so that the vessel's stern sank more and more, until the windows all at once got under water, whereupon tho stern was suddenly depressed, causing tho water to riso on deck and como over into tho engine-room, which was otherwise pro tected by a wafer tight Imlkti; ;ul between it and the saloons. Ttio smalt bout contain ing tho survivors was overloaded, and it was with great difficulty that it was kept afloat and brought to land at Wallo.

A now stylo of boy's trousers hns been invented in America with a copper seat, sheet-Iron kuees, riveted down tlio scam?, and waterproof pockets to hold broken eggs.

THE AUCKLAJNP gVTBNiNG STAR. SATURDAY, APRIL 15.



Amusements EDEN TENT, No. 2, 1.0.X., Will celebrate tholr KIGHTH AKNIVKKSAKY With a TEA, COIN CERT, AND BALL, To be hold in the Nkwmabket Hall, On MONDAY, 17th APKIL, ISB2. Tickets for Tea, Concort, and Ball, 6n (id; SlDKln, do, 3s fid ; Tickets for Tea unil Concert, 2s. To ba had of any of the Comwliteo. 13 ECHABITK AUNIVJSRSAKy! Jcl SOIREE AND MUSICO-LITERAKY ENTjbRTaINMENT, 00 WEDNESDAY, 2l)lU April. Farther partfoulani will ba announced, J. 0. OAIUt, Scoretary. SCOTLAND AND HER I'OETS. Brlof Desoriptlvo Locturo, Scottish Music. Songs, Dnots, and Recitations, Tcnjporanco Hall, Albert-street, on TUKBDAY, April 18,1882. Doors open at 7.30 p.m. Admission, la. Drapery. Gtbeat Clearing Salf. sale now on. J. M CL ACHLAN ' DRAPER, QUEEN.&TREKT. Funeral JNotices. A O.F.—COUKT CITY -•£^j®|ifjisk J^"* 0F AUCKLAND, m aWiM^Ra The Officers and Members of W&MeRI *°ollov'1 Conr' "ro requested fi wtSSffiffl! 3H»AtO meot at tllo reßldouco of our r i ii^TTrTii/lill¥l''tn Brother, F. Kllksdon. In Hanes9~ i'WHJ P William-Btreot. at 2 p.m. on SUNDAY, tho 16th instant, for the Durposa of folio win* his remains to their last resting-place. Members of other Courts reßpeotf ally invited. By order of the U.K. T. W. ALT,EN. Seoretary. TDI U N E R A L. The Brethren of the Sir Honry Ilavelook Lodgo, New Zealand Ordor ol Good Templars, and members of other Lodges, are requested to attend the funeral of tho late Bro. Benjamin Backhouse, who died on the Hth instant; Tho Funeral will leave the late residence of deceased, Unlon-streot, at 3 p.m. sharp, to mor row, Bur day, April 16tb. By ordor of tho W.C.T. C. 0. MONTROSB, Secretary. T ICENSED VICTUALLERS. The members of the above are requested to attend the Funeral of Mr Palmor'a daughter TO-MORKOW. P. GORMAV, President. Calls. LUE PETER GOLD-MINING COM PANY (LIMITED). Notice Is hereby Riven that a Call (the first) of Twopenoo per Share on tho Capital of the Company has this day been made by the Di rector.", payable to F. Ring, the Manager ef the Company, at tho Company/a Offlw. BhwtUuid. street Auckland, on or before WKDNKSDAY, May 10th. 1882. F , ring. Manager. Auckland, April 11, 18S2. Corporation Notices. piTY OV AUCKLAND. ELECTION OF COUHCILIiOK. SOUTH WARD, I hereby give notice that Mr Samuel Yeoman CoUina has withdrawn his Candidature for this Ward in the City Council Election taking plaoa nu the 19th instant. CHARLES IBVIN KLUCR. Returning Officer. City Comtoll Office, loth April ,11882. fx~Y OF AUCKLAND. MCBNSKS FOX BILLIARD AND BAGATELLE BOOMS, BITOHB AND SBITTIiB ALLKYB, THEATRES, PUBUC HALLS, AND PLACES OF POBUC AMUSBMBNT. Notico is heroby Klveu that all Lloenßes for the above, expiring on the 30th instant, require to be renewed an or betorp that date, in terms of tha Municipal Corporations Aot. . P. A. PHILIPS. - Town Clerk. Xpwn O|£jrii'{> Office, April li, 1882,



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ANTEDTa Good General Sotvaut. —Apply to Ml«a Alexander. Wp_orn. "ANTED, immediately, i» ilospcotablo Middlo-aged Workiog Housokoopor.— Applyby lottor toXYZ, Btab olllco. XXJFANTED, a Good Dressmaker with TT own machine for a woek or so.—Apply , Mrs Grlce, Newmarket. W~~~ ANTED, a First-class Milliner, ahio a Clever Saleswoman iorthoDrapory,— 'C. Allen, Victorla-atreot. ANTED, by an Elderly Mnu,a Situa tion us gardener. Kroom or usotul man; wages not so uiuoh an ohject us constant work. Good recomraondationß. Address J.Caeey.caro of Mr Rlordan, Nclaon streer. . WANTED, Good Carpenters.—Apply to Mr Jones. Tobacconist, Quocn-straot, this avonlng. WANT-D KNUWN—I have added BovonU Young Ladies to my Drapory Shop, Wakelleld-etroet, to sell tho Fresh Lut of Ohoap Undorclothlng. »0,-W. 11. Dampler. \,\/'ANTED,a stronK.uctivo Lad to carry TT parcels, &0.-WWani R. Brldgman, Drapor. __ WAN'IED, a Nursery Governess.— Apply at Mrs Montaguo'u, two doors abovo Dr. Purchas'B. ANTED, a Vouur Man as Clerk, must bo competent. — Addroas stating torma, with testimonials. A.D.U., Stab Olllco. W ANTED, a Kood Slop Shirt HamT; also, a good Improver, Qood wuges and oonatuut work.—Apply Mrs Woatherly, Uteaa and Mautlo Maker. Grey-Btrcot. WANTED, Empty Qnartcr'-casks iv any quantity,—Kompthornc, Proeacr H Co.. Now Zealand Drag Company. WANTED, a good Boot Machinist, also good Bench Hand.—T. Proaaor, Quoon- Btreet. opposito Army and Navy Uotnl. WANTED SEKN, the Black Cashmere (or Is Gd, atDamplor's Wakoflold-atreot Shop. viTANTED. (;'cotl Stoker for Country,— 7T Auckland Timber Co. (Limited). WANTED Gumdigners toilpow—lho oatter ' Wanderer' will sail for Great Barrier Gutnflelds on Monday forenoon, 17th Instunc— C. J. Uutchlnson, 15, Custom-house- Btreet. 11/ANTEU KNOWN-Ju3t received, T T Another lot of tho latest foHliion in Black Beadod Braocleti, Is and Is 3d, at Dam pler'a Wakefleldutroot ahop. \\r ANTED, a thoroughly competent TV Manager for the Waikato FollmonKor lng Company, Ngaruawshia. Particulars can be obtained tram Mr Geo. Edgecombe, Hamil ton ; Mossrs Hammond and Byron, Auckland; Captain Llndsey. or the Sooiotary, T. V. Fltz patrlck, Ngaruawshia. WANTED, a Partner iv ft First-olass Country Buslnoas, doing a return of £1,000 por month, at a good profit. Capital required, £2,ooo.—Apply to Gabriel Lewis, auo tloneer, Queen-street. Prlnolpals only dealt with. WANTED to Bay or Lease, a Paddock of two or tbreo acres in Parnell.—P.O. Box 252. mArANTBD, foi the Country, a Dress y T maker.-Apply 3t_b Office. ANTED, a First-rate Clothier. — Apply at onco, to William Rattray, tho Central Drapery Warehouse, 178. 160 and 182, Qiu'en-otreot. WANT— D, a Well Sinker nnd a Bhingler. - Apply K. Laing, Pioton gtreat. \X7aNTED, two or three Good Uur- Vt penters.—Apply J. IT. Smith, Morning gjde. Mount Albert. ANTJECU, a good Cook and Laun dross; references required.—Mra S. Morrin, Romuera. p ANTED, One or Two Shinfjlcrs on Monday morning.loft-hand Bldo of Pon sonby Road, near Mason's Gardena. _NTED, a four or Ave-roouied f'ot tage, not more than twenty minutes' walk from Pn»t Offlco.-Apply by letter, stating rent, to X Y.Z., Poßt Offloe. ANTED KNOWN- Selling Oil" Pea nuts at 3d the lb. 2}d by tho bug, at tho Hobaon-strcet Shop.-W. 11. Dampior. \\T ANTED to Let (Furnished), with T t board or without, a large, aity, com fortable Bedroom, suitable for two frlendß, pleasantly sltuntod in Wollesley street. With board, £1 por woek.-For address, apply Stab Ofllce. WA NTED KN OWN that the Vietormn Ix>an and Discount Agenoy'B Advertise ment appaara cm Ith page. Bth_oglnmp. AM'ED KNOWN.—It is a mcau man that begrudßoa his wife onp of the handsomo Bhiny leather Bags for la 6d; at alU)»n_PJe__BShops. VirANTED, by a Lady, Pupils for VV Musio and Drawlng.-Apply to Mrs Nichol, 5. Welleßleyatreot. IST ANTEU SEISN, tho new lot ot VV Black Velveteen at Is lid, and Iho Blaok Bat in for 3s; at Dnmplor'a Wakoftold street Shop, ANTED to Purchase, One Pair of Frenoh Burr Mill Stones, either 3 foot 6 Inches, 4 feet, or 1 feet 6 inches diamotor.- Addroaa Mill -tonoß. STA'< Offlco. ANTED to Sell, a New Vcraudah Cottage of 5 largo rooms ani scullery, in RlohmouQ Hoad; largo allotmont, and oasy termß.—Apply K. Laing, Pioton-street. W~ ANTED, a Girl, about 16, for House work in a Bmall family,-ipply Star Offlco. WANTED, a tjood Gcucral Servant, — Apply Mrs Linabury, Charlton Lodge, Ponßonby. W A NTED, a respectable Young Woman as General Servant where another H kept.—Apply at Mrß S. Jackson's, Romuora. ___. WANTEu to Let or Sell, a4-roomed Cottage In Upper Queen-street— Apply next door to Mr ifrankhom'B, in York-Btreet, Newton. WANTED KJNOWN, that during the Winter Months William Rattray'aCen tral Drapory Warebonse will be Closed at 5,30 p.m. (Saturdays exceptod). ANTED KNOWN-Tho Gents can aelect aDy of the Satin Bows on the counter, for 6d, at Dampler'a Wakcilold-street bbop. , \\l AN TED— Have you seen the Boys V v Underßhirts at la; Men'z do, at la Id ; and the Reversible and other Bilk Scarves at Dampier'B Wakeflald-Btreet Shop. WAJNXED KJNUWa—Xnat the JNeW Zealand Timber Company aro selling all kinds of Timber and Building Material at the very lowest rates. Very superior White Kanri. from our new buah. Juat opened. "ASTED to Bhc, a Korse and Bar ness and Tlp-dray. State lowest price por week, with option to pur_hase.-Addro6B _~ Bi'AßOffice. . ._ uTTaNTED KNOWN. — Wivos worth W having would do well tosae tho Wincey atsil, worth Is; at Dampier'a Wakefloldstreot SJioPj



Wanted. WANT&D, an Active Lad.—Apply t( *»P_ckßey, Post Offlco Grocery Btoro Mount aaan-road. WANTED, two respectable Boys as Ap prentiooa to tlio Wrought Iron Kangi Manufactory.—Horbert 11. Smith, Auoklanc Iron Woriia. ANTED, a Good Machinist, alsc Good Dressmakers.—Apply Mra Heap Vincent-street^ WANTED, a MoiTfor farm workT^ Apply on Monday to Pattorsoa'a Stables Lorne-strcet. ANTED, Empty Sacks.—Patterson _ ana Co..Lorno-Btreet: ANTED, at once, for the Weed Turnory Dopartmont, 2 Good Hands,— Apply to WilHam Roaaer, Factory Managor. • r^tOMFOKTABLE Board and Residence V/ for Kinglo Gontlemon.—Mrs Wolghtman, "__ 9F?!?— WANTED, asmartßoy.-AppiyTo~b. Ilyautason, Rnngomaker, Durham-st, WAN TED, a smart intelligent Lad for the Arch Hill Company's Brickyard; must write a good hand.—Apply at the Offiooof tho Company, No. 21, N.Z. Insurance Buildings, Queen-street, botween g and 10 o'clock on Mon day morning. ANTED, a Pianist. — Apply to V Harris, Tobacconist, Queen-stroot1 0;i))0:ilto Infiurf.nco Buildinga, \\f ANTED, immediately, a Waiter.— i V Applr Stoward Anokland Clnb. \jfif ANTED, Tenders for working the ? y Otatii Hnshoa and saw and Planing Mills, and delivering tlmbor to Btoamors for from one to blx mllliona foot, out to ordor. Tho loweetor ouy tondor not nocessaiily accoptcd. Ton dor j rocelvod nntll ith May. — AddreßS Jiinps 3. (Mbboßß, Waiuku. \\l ANTED, Drcssmakor. to Know— v * That T, MoMastor ha? opened por ' Oxford.' from London, a Largo Stock of. Trim minus, Fringes, Gimp Ornaments. Dross Laces, »nd Cord andTasaels; to bo Bold Cheap. ANTED k"N6"WN, that 18. MUohel- Ban & Co., No. 10. Qnoon-Btreet Wharf, avo soiling Mnlr.o, Oata, Bran, Bhurpß, iflonr, Oatmeal, &c, &c, at lowest market rutes. ANTMD iSEEN, the cheap lot of TowoKat 3jd, and tho Short Window Not 3Jil tho yard; at Damplor'a Wakcflold- Btrnot Shop. _ W~AN I'M), for a gentleman's only son, a, Companion, ago 8: Private TuUion, &o,—Address U.K., Mr Maxfiold, Grocer, Queen street^ WA~NTKD to Sell, Mixed Paints in gallon tins; Knurl Oil, 2/9 per gallon ; Priming Paint. 6/0 por gallon.—Atkinson & Co., Freonian'B liny; wholesale Agonta, Messra X' Portor&_Co. _ ANTED KNUWfI', tuaTi am now Selling ovory douorlptlon of China, Glow, and Marthonwaro choapor all round than any othor d.oi> In tho trado. Vobob and China Ornamonta considerably bulow town pricoa. Quo trial will prove tho fact.—Noto tho address : K. A. Honmau, Knrangahupo Koad opposito Nowton Hotel. WANTED KNUWN-The Auckland Timber Company .Limited (lato G, Holdsblp & Co.), aro Dolling every description of Tlmbor; lilso. Sashoa. Doors, Mouldings, Turnery, Fretwork, &c, at Spoclally Low Pricoa.—Cnstom-honsoßtroot West. WANTE 3D—Don't buyniubish while you can got tbo immonse fresh lot of Men's. Women's. andChlldron'B Boots and Shoes so cheap nt I lamplor's Wakollold-scruet Shop. WANTED Iflurvn, thai yon can Uroua woll for n small wookly payment by golngAo Munro and MIUW&n, Bee r dvcrtluc munt on front page. \%TAtiTED "KNOWfI—Wo ar_ givhiß 1 f bottor valuo than ovor. A flno lot of Tweeds to select from. Trousers to measure, i3j Gd; Suits, 558.-I. Phillips, Tailor, Darby atreet. WANTED KNOWN, that our nrrn^ "Tho Royal Sowing Maohlno Company, lilmltod," &ro manufacturing HICYCLKb and TIUCYCSKS. and wo will take-ordora at Eng lish prloas.-W. 11. SUiICHPI'EAI! & site tho Marker, Queen-atrect. Auckland. WANTED KNOWN, that William Wkst, Csno end Scat Chair Manufac turer, wishes to Inform tho publlo that ho oon now supply thoin both at hla resldonco, Wyiid ham-stroot, and at tho City Market, with all kinds ot Household Furnituro at thu lowost possible prioos. Also, evory description of Furniture Kopalred and Hold on Commission.— Noto the Addrona-Wyndham-atroot and City Market. ANTED KNOWN—Wo have just oponod up a quantity of Durable Silk Umbrolliiß at 2a lid und 'Ja lid: Gents' blzo, la lid, splondid value—Wm. M. Smith's Cheap Drapery Warohouse, 300 and 302, Uppor Quoen- Btrcor, corner ot Aloxandra-street. ANTE_~KNOVVm7 that~j7~M]._■ DRUM, llootmakor, Shortland-Btroot, Auckland, la culling special publlo attention to hla Custom Work. Itopalrsneatly donv. Boots Sbwn iiml Pkqqko and Alauk to OuiJitii. A trial roauoutf-Uy BOllcltod.-J. MKLDKUM. WAINTEU KNOWA—'mat rroiessor Gusscott Is tho only Original and Practi oal Amorlcan Horballßt in the Colony, and also tho most oxpunnlvi: man to do busineea with. no roqulroß no information; ho can decide at a f;lauce this rtia;;noGlj of tho ousu, thereby rellov iib the imtlont of a gtout doai of iiurvonsntwa and hesitation. Try and disprove this if you oan \\/ ANTED KNOWN.-That W. H. 7? SHAKKBPKAR & Co., oppoaitogthQ Market, Queon-atreet, Aue'ilatid, are the Uolk Aoh-.nth for tho " _>OMB3_IC," the best of all Sewing Msohlncs; and are also Bulling Gonulno "llOVVIC," and othor makes, ac 25 per cent lowo? than uny othor dealore. \.^r ANTED KNOWN - That" J. H~, * V Ualton hns Opened a Hpeclal Bran- hof the Tailoring Businesa in Vlctorla-stroot Knst, for the purpose of making LitliuV Garments, such as Ulsters, Habits. Jaokcts, eto., made in tho most approved styles, by Urßt class work men. WANTED —Have you seen tho Lar^o 1 -ot of Music, for 6d each, at thu Branch Hhop, City Market. Particulars eodu.-W. H. Dampler. WANTED KNOWN—Kid Gloves, Light Fancy Colours, 2s and 2a fid; Black Josephine Do. and a goon Two-buttoned Black Kid Glove at 2s lOd, worth 3s «d,- Oarter, Draper, Viotorla-slreot. WANTKD,Landlordsand Householders to (mow that the Quarterly Service by Night Soil Contractor is now due, and must be paid to T. Blator, weighbridge Oillco, City Market, before the _lst instant. On thlsdato tho Defaulters' List will bo made out for In spector of Nuisances, and service discontinued. —Gooren Wilßon, Contractor.—Auckland, 10th April, 1882. WANTED KNOWN,that T. McMaater has oponod his shipments of Autumn and Winter Goods porOxtord and B.s. Nopau from London. Duyors of Drapery. Millinery and Clothing are invited tolnapoot hia stock. WANTED KNOWN—A Splendid Lino o( Beautiful Oleographs, latoly arrived; also, Children's Toy Books,from Id each; Clocks, Photographs, Stationery, and General Kanoy Goods. Two Lovoly Wax Dolla, lifo-Bizo and Hfo-liliO, just received per Oxford, aro oroatlng quite a furoro among tno fair box, young and old. Tho finest display of Gd and Is Goods ovor mat .1 in the oniony. On the (id counter there aro ovor 2000 articles, and on tho la counter, which in 50 foot In length, there aro between 1,500 and 2.CKW distinct artiolos. Now consignments of Goods have just arrlvod by Oxford, and others are on their way from Kuropo por Halciono and L&ira. — A Now Dopartmont, viz., that ot BOOKS has jtint, beon added to tho Arcade; Mr Goodson having joined tho business ot Bookseller to his othor bualness. Inspection oordially invited. WAJVI'ED KNOWJM, that "Coui ferine," tho now atmosphorlo purifier, is a very pleasant, as well as thoroughly roliablo Disinfectant, and Bhould bo used in every houso in any neighbourhood whoro scarlet fever exists. Price Is 3d por tin at Gardner's -Onglish Pharmacy, 151 Qucen-stroot. Auckland. V\r ANTED, Lovers of Good Tea to try T»' the Teas on sale at tho Royal Tea Mart (R. Frouoh, Grocer and Tea Denier, Karanga hape Koud). tiplendid vulues in General Gro ceries and Provisiona. Our mixtures and bland of Teas glvo general satisfaction, and Bhould bo trlod by all. Prices: Congou, la Od, lsgd. la lOd; Special Mixtures, from 2s; tho Excelsior Mixture at 2s lOd. WANTED KNOWN—Cheap Tim ber ! CniiAi' Timdkk ! And all other kinds of Huilding Materials, can bo purchased oheapcr and bettor than nny whoro olso at tho Yards of I). Golwk, Albert-stroet Therohoiug no manufactory tor Joiners'3'imbcr on the pro miseß, tho customer has an additional oppor tunity of gottlug superior timber. Whool wrighta' Materials always in Btook. WANKED, liIOADERS of the Stab to Inspect our wnll-noloctod Stock of. SKABONAOLIC DRAPKIIY before making tholr Purohnsorj olso whoro, inoludicg Doublo-width Sheet ings, from B:|d per yard; Grey Calico, from 2Jd ; Crowdson's Colobrated . Whlto Calicos, from 4d. The best value 3 in Blankets In Auokland. rangiug from i 7s lid to 153 per pair: N.w Zealand _ Blankets, from 25b; Flannels, in all ■g mukeß, from B_d; a splondid stock of a Shirtings to ohooao from, 5Jd per yard; p; Cretonnes, in rioh patcorns, from 3H; <) largo Bod-room Towola, from did; our g te noted value in Lace Curtains, from 3s • lid pair, and Counterpane Quilts, from „ _. is Gd; Tablo Damasks, from Is por yard; r C Folt Carpeting, from la3_d ; Hearthrugs, v 7b (id. In our Drßsa Department will be ffi a, found —Velvoteens, from la HJd per g t] yard; Satins, in all colours, from 2s 6d X Der yard; sorviceablo Homespans, from n Q ojd (warehouse price); wlnooys, from _j 3|d j a splendid Line at EJd. Uavlng Pu added a New Show-room, wo avo now ■4 disdai ing Ladles' and Children's Ulsters H and Jackets, and Millinery, Flowers and 5 Feathers, at prices that aro sure to com ° mnnd a chare of public patronage. Corner of UPPICH Ql/KKN&ALBXiNDRA BTBEBTB (Opposite Army and Navy Hotel). " Comparison the true toßt ot merit." O FFI OS BOY.- Wanted, a well ednoated Hoy for office and outdoor work. —Apply X, No. 155 L Boz Post^offlce. TO~WATOrIMAKBKS.— Wanted, by .-i respectable man, a Situation na Watcli Jobber.—AddroßS, stating terms, W. Butler. Aratapu^jjorthern Wairoa. . TjUTOHKKING BUSINJKKS.—Wanted, Jt> a Practical WorkinK Butcher to entor Into partnership with another in a rapidly rising district, working part wages part shares; good ssec- small capital desirable,—For particulars apply Mr John King, Nev/ Ze^nd toaWanoa BuUdingc,



iPor Bale. rpO iiALLKEEPEKS AND OTHERS FOR SALE, tha Proscenium and Scenery o tho Albert Hall, consisting of Aot Drop am Proscenium Border, Sky Border, Two Toi montor Wings, Two-door Chamber (witl wings to match), Landscape Drop (with woodei wings*. Wooden Border, Bnd the whole of thi I7IOR SALE, Brighton Koad, House of J .3-' roomn. stable, &0., allotment SO _ 200 leet, pipe drained, fiuit trees of the best quality; a very good Investment: adjoining; the above a 9-roomed Honee, now empty, allotment 60 x w foot, pipe drained, and planted wlih tho best peaoh trees in Auckland. Komokorlka—Bo acres of open fern Land of Rood quality, part ol Lot, G and 7; a bargain, Qaol Koad (Mount Kdon)—House of 7 rooms, witti bathroom, good range in kitchen, in good repair, and oloae to Mount Kdou Hallway-station —For particulars apply to J. Kyan, Karangahape Komi. jj\"UR SALET^ay Mare JENNY LIND, S. 6 years, by Gemma dl Vergy, dam Dora; Brown PlUy Foal MttLODY, by Fevo. dam Jenny Una, nominated for Aucklimd Mareß Produce Stakes, Wanganui, and Taranaki Derby. Jenny Und's dam, Dora, la own sister to Rosebud by Sir Hercules.—For particulars apply to 3. T. Horßfall. |j'» OK SALE, comfortable 7-roomed Cot i tago, with outbuilding, on noarly an acre of land, corner lot, fronting Mount Eden Road, adjoining tho residence of H,i Bleazard, Ksq. Prioo £050.—D. B, Orchard, 18, Insurance Build ings, FOR SALE (a bargain), New Four roomed House in Hackett street, Pon sonby, oloso to boaoh; bay window, every conveDlonco,—Apply on tho premlies. LTOR SALD, about 2,500 Slates, cheap, B" equal to no w.—Apply at building opposite MrGrnbb'B. Baker. Karangabapo Koad. PIAKO.— lror Sale, good Second-hand Piano. SilO-At Thos. H, Webb's Oak Cottage, Hobson-Btreet. i tp A X M FOR SALE. Thomas Shown, 3li, Insurance Buildings, has for bale a vory desirablo Farm of 130 aores between North Shore and Lucas Creek, it con tains a good House, about SO acres fonoed and 25 acros In grass, with 2 horses, " cowh. 2 calves, a quantity of good poultry, and a variety of farming implomonte. frico low, and torm» easy. li'Uiß SALE, some very cboice Allot- JO msnts, almoat level, cluse to the residence of Mr H. J. Ualton, Survoyor. Ponsonby. To bo sold cheap.— D. F. Evans, Kstate Agent, Queen etroot. 450 [jiOK SALE, comfortable Cottage of 5 a? rooms, Regent-street, Newton, wood-shed well, &o.; allotment 40 x 100. Price, £185.-1) F._Kvans. , TpOR SALE, Lincoln-street, I'onsonby, JP House of seven- rooms, good well, wooa shod, &o ; allotment, 66x100, fenced and planted; very clump, only £311).—I). F. Jtvanu, KsUto Agent, Qnoon-atmot. Ml |jiOU IMMEDIATE SALE, Ponsonby sr Torrace, a nioo Bouso of 7 rooms, veran dah In front; Allotment 8J x 100, all tastefully laid out; good well, tank. &o. irloe, £150.—D. F. Kthiib, Hatnto Agent. Qucnn-Btreot. 417 MOUNT EDEN (near Mr Kelly's), a now and well-ilnlnhod House of five rooms, replete with almost every convenience, such as register grates, kitchen range, &a; allot ment about 50 x 200; main road frontage; very desirable.—D. F. Evans, Kstate Agent, Queen- Btroot. *?? i-pOK SALE (Ilewo-street), a very pretty V Villa containing live rooms, pantry; wnter laid in, nice garden, _o.; all In flrst-closs order; splendid view j a very desirable place.— V. F. tivans, Hstato Agent, Queen-street. 425 fhoit SALE or Lease, a Villa Residence ? of nine rooms; stable, buggy house, ehed, &c; nice garden and good view.—D. F. Kvans, Kstute Agent. Queen-street. TOKES'S POINT.—I-JLonso oi o room (not quite finished) and two allotments in garden to be Bold oheap.— \). F. Kyuus, Kalnto Agont, Qaoep-Btrcot. 417 I/lOR SAL-, Business Premises at T" Muunt Kden, situate In main road; a splendid opening for a Chemist, as at present thoro is not one in this luige and populous district. Tho building Is new. substantial, and well llnlßhod.—Full particulars from Mrs Jack, on tho premises, or of D. F. Evans, Estate Agont, Quoon-Btroet. PROSrECT TEKRACK.—A very nice Verandah Cottage of six rooms, fitted with cupboards, bookoaeo, dresser. Sec; gas and water laid In; good garden, stable, &c.- D. F. Kvane, Ketato Agent. Unnen-streot. ONSONBY,—A new and very pretty Verandah Cottage of S rooms, allotment, tank, ':tc, all complete, and In first-class order. Very cheap. 8220.—1). F. Kvans, KBtate Agent, Queon-fltrooc. , 427 QTOKES'S POlNT.—Splendid Allot kj monts fenced and planted with fruit and ornauiontal trooa. In splendid position, over looking tho harbour, near the beach.—l). F. Kvans, -state Agont. F~OR SALE, New and WelJ-finMed House; fib: rooms, fitted with register grates, ovon, tank, &a; very desirable; situate near Pouscnby HalL Price £325.-D. F. Kvans KBtate Ageat. 430 SUBURBAN S_Olt_ lor toate,—A tirst rate business for Solo In one of the boat ol Auckland suburbs; the position Is second to none; a splendid opening; full particulars from D. V. Kyriih, KBtate Agent. Auckland. 325. LI Oil _ a'L "k OK LEASE' Takai'una, North Shork.—Desirable Store, l)w»Uimr, and Outhonsen. almoßt now and In llral-oliißb ui'tlur. tOKOther with 5 acres Splendid Land (In eropß) on main road and In the vicinity of the beautiful lake, and commanding Bplendid view of Auokland harbour. A most desirable property, and well worthy Inspection. 381 *Kstate Agent rjiu UKOGJSitS AND OTHJSKS. Tho Stookin-Trado and Goodwill of a Grocery Busineefl. In Queon-streot, having a good cash turn-over, for immedlato nalo, and cheap.—For further parLlOHlars apply to v. F. Kvans, Estate Agent. Qnecn-Btreet. |_J ANOBOME VILLA RESIDEiNCE, OL in flrst-olass order. The House stands htnli, commands a grand view, and Is sur rounded by a splandldgardon fully stooked with fruit trees,flowere,eto., eto. The ospoot is north easterly, and well sheltered. Sltoatsd In Pon sonby, uoxt to Rev. Mr Runclman's, and having a fiontago of 133 feet to O'Uonnell-streot, which conld (If dctlred) be sub-divided to advantage. —P. F. Mvans,(Hßtato Agent.Qßeon-Btrcot. 430 BUILDING SITES 1 BUILDING SITKS! All those splendid Allotments situate in Col lego Road 'the only lots for Bale on right-hand aldo going up, and being within a few minutes walk of tho city). Should command a ready Bale. This is a splondid investment for building purposes. Price, only £3 10s per foot upwards. For villa residences the position is first-class. Also, at Shelly Beach, a fow lots (86 x 120) still unsold; price, 42s Cd per foot. Halley'B Paddock-Lots 33 x 99, at £10 oaoh Uylo-iitreot, Ponsonby—Lot No. 107. an offer wanted. And othors on application to U. F. KVANS, Kstate Agent, next " Herald" Office. jni U It a A L. JS. Ponsonby Koad-A.ll that most desirable pro porty, situate on main road, corner of Cameron and Norfolk-streets, and now in occupation of tho Kov 11. It. Uowabury. The House contains Bis rooms, thnroughly bnllt, woll finished, and roplete with almoflt every comfort, Buch as gas laid on, &c: ■i ho Allotment has a frontage of 110 feet to Pooßonby Koad. by about 220 feet to eaoh Cameron and Norfolk-strocts, all socarejy foneod, und planted with ornamental and fruit troosi This is, without doubt, a most valuable Pro porty, and for a business Bite Is unßurpassod. For Building bites, it could bo sub-divided to great advantage, having throe frontages, but I am inßtructod to effect a sale in ono lot: D. F. KVANS, ICatato Agent, Queon-Btreet. Ijl O R S A L E, " MARAMABUA, J. JAHI, KAIPABA, An Improved Farm of 400 aores; noarly all ploughablo land. Tho Farm is for absolute sale, owing to businoss mattors Calling the ownor away from tho district. It is one of the best Hclooliona on tho woll-known cittalo of Captain Colbock. Tho improvomonts consist of n new six roomod Houso. papered and painted, oampleto boundary fence; eovouty acron of good grass. subdivlßion (or garden and orchard, two good plßßtioa, good shanty, 10 x 12 feet, fowl-houeo, and onlces. A never-failing creek runs through the property, which is accessible by land and water. Stock can be taken at a valuation If drslrod. For further particulars, apply to MKiTOALB1- & HILL. Or, 29. N.Z. insurance Buildings, • B. TOSKB &CO.. Quoon-streot. For continuation,sec Mrst Page. Stove and Oven Maker. f^O AND SEE OK SEND _'OK V3T ILLUSTBATJtD PRICK LIST. TTKKBKUT TO^ QMITH'S IMPROVED NEW ZEALAND ECLIPSE WRUUGHT-IRON COTTAGE RANGES. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. g /HTHrsMrfhiVi b 2I a) E___lf)i____ OI gS X iyAUCKLAND^ F WHAT THE PERSONS WHO HAVE THEM In USH BAY! To Mr H. H. Smith-The ranges which I pur ohasod of you have bp.en found to give every satisfaotlon.-J. EULiDAT.-Bpsom, AngustlO, 100(1 New Plymouth. Ootober 25,1878.-MrH H. Smith; Sir,-I have had one of your Patent Portable Ovens, In use for Borne years, and find I it has fully borne out tho merits yon claimed forlt. viz., portability, economy, andfaoUlty of 1 beating. I much prsfer it to either a fixed oven or a hoavy cast iron one. Please Bend me one of sour Improved Portable Side Ovena largest Bizo Tho side opening for tho fire Is. I think, a groat Improvement.—l am.Bir.youra very truly, H_OTOnport!' North Shore, July 26, 1880.-The Hon. H. B. Dovereux Is glad to inform Mr Herbert Smith that tho Bclipse Cottage Range purchased by him in August 1879, gives the greatest satisfaction, and baa proved a small fuol consumer, remarkably easy to clean and porfeotly Bate from all chance of accident by fire, in short the cheapest and best Mr Dovereux has ever owned. Stoves sold on tho Deferrkd Payment System. AUCKLAND IRON WORKS, j Durham-Street.,



To JUet TO LET, a New Shop and Dwelling 01 5 rooms, Ponsonby Koad (next Mr Bloom field, Chemiat). Bent. 21s per week —D. F, ttvanß, Batata Agont. Queen-street. mo LET, New Six-roomed Houao, Jl Mary-,treet, Mount Kden, near Railway Station, Large allotment, volcanio boIL— Apply next door. ,_ IJI O L E T. GENTLEMAN*} COMMODIOOB RESI DENCE (new) of eight rooms, situated In Prinooa-atreet, Albert Park. Situation excel lent ; gas und water laid on; plunge and shower batha; convenient dotaohed offioes.- Apply to W. Beaumont, Stab office. mO LET, at Eden Terrace (next Eden L Hall), Shop and Dwelling House. Rent. loa nor week.—Apply at Hendersons, Edon Terrace. mo LET, 14-acre Paddock, Western A Springs Abattoirs.-!*! Hulme, Batcher, Qacon-atreot. rr\O LET, a Shop, Dwelling, Bakery, 9 and Stables, all in good repair, corner of Pitt and Vincent-streets.- Y. Warrep, Newton. TO LET, a Shop and Five Kooms ', gas and water laid on.-Apply W. MeCaul, High-street. mo LET,. That Handsome Villa Resl -1 donee, known as Lester Villa, situated on College Hill, containing 8 rooms, etc, qU in first-class order; stable, coach house, etc.— Apply to Mr Nowbold, on the premises; or to D. F, Evans, Estate Agent, Queen Btrcet. TO LET, Umces m Queen-street, Up stairs and Down-staira.— Apply Mutual Life Association of Australasia, No. 81, Queen street. TO LET, that Corner Allotment with Cottage and Carpenters's Workshop thereon; situated at Ponsonby Bond; well adapted tor a builder.—For particulars apply to William Bossa, Manager, Union Sash and Door Company. __ mo SELL or Let, a Comfortable House JL in Anglesea-street, containing 6 Rooms, with gas and water laid on. and kitohou range. The Allotment is large and planted with fruit trooß.-J. M. and J. Mowbray, 42. Queen-atreot. mo .LET, a Bakers Shop and Oven, in Jl Wellington-stret, now in the occupation of Mr J. Hamilton.—Apply to F. L. Prime, E&tate Agent, 28, N,Z, Insurance Buildings. rtnO LET, Business Premises, .Fort-street, 8 near laaacs's Bond; front Shop, fitted with counter, desk, shelves, &c, gas and water laid In, together with flva large rooms at rear. Bent, only 253 per week,—D. F, Evans, Estate i Agent. ___. TO LET, a seven-roomed well-finished House. Possession on the 10th mot, Hall 0 foot wide, both-room, water laid on. lawn in front. Kent, 18a, Situate oorner of William and Howo-Btreetg.—Apply to T.W. Marsh, next doorj TO LET---Those New Brick Shops and Dwellings, recently erected at the Corner ot Pitt and Vinoertstreoto, b7 Mr W. J. Offer, and now ready for occupation.—Apply to F. L, Prime, Kstate Agont, 28, N.Z, Insurance Build lnns.' , rjf\O LET, a Family Kesidence containing 1 10 rooms,' with suitable outbuildings, on tho New North Road; possession given imme diately.—Apply to V. L. Prime, Kstato Agent, 28, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. LARGE Well-furnished Bedroom to Let, euitable for two friends; healthy and pleasantly sltnatod; within S minutes' wiilk of Queen-street.— Apply this office. SHOP and Dwelling Housa to let in very central position in city.-O. Williamson, Land and Hetato Agont, Vulcan Lane. Ecclesiastical. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION, corner of Wollesley and Albert streets.—Meeting for United Prayer will be held THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 7.30. A Bible Reading will bo given. Friends ore cordially invited. A BIBLE CLASS for MEN every Sunday afternoon, from 3 till i. PITT-STREET WKSLEYAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL. ANNIVERSARY. Sermons will bo preached on SUNDA V next, April 16, In the Mornini?, at II o'olock— Key. W. G. PARSONSOtf. In the Evening, at 6.30 o'olook—Rev. A, Ekid. • An Addreea will be delivered In the Afternoon, at 3 o'clook, by the Rev. W. J. Waikin. THE ANNUAL SOIEEE Will be held on the following TUESDAY EVENING, at 6.30 o'clook, after which a Pnbllo Meeting will be held In the Church. Addresses will be delivered by tho Hoys. A. Reid, Thoa. Spnrgeon, and others. TVTORTH SHORE PRESBYTERIAN _13f CHURCH.—Divine Service To-morrow, at 11 u.rn. and 0.30 p.m.. when Anniversary ana Farewell Bermona will be preached by Key. A. M. MoCallam. A Social Gathering or the Con gregation and friends, and Concert, will be held in Devonport Hall on TUESDAY EVENING, at 1 o'clock. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.-11a.n1., Morning Prayer. Holy Communion, and Sermon, " Peace f 6 30 p.m., Evening Prayer nnd Bermon. " Spiritual Resurrection." TTkafton road wksleyan \JC OHUnCIL—MornhiK. at 11. Rev. H. It. Dewabary ; Kveaing. at 6.3Q, Rev. W. O.Oliver. DE VO N P OKI' WESLJSVAJN CHURCH.— Morniog, at 11. Rev. G. Bperco; Kvenlng. at 6.30. Rev. Q. SpcnCe. OJNSOJNBY WKSLEYAN CHURCH. —Morning, at 11, Mr Boaster; Evening, at 6.30, Rev. H. K. Dcwsbury. ARNELL WESLEYAN CHUKCH.— Sunday Services—Morning, at 11, Rev, W. C. Oliver; Evening, at 6.30, Key. W. G.Par- Bonson. TkTEWMARKET WESLEYAN i3l CHURCH.-Morning, at U, Mr A. C. Lawry; Evening, at 6,30, Mr T. Walllg. ITILLERSLIE WESLEY AN SERVICES Hj —DivinosorvlcewillbeheldinthePablio School-room To-morrow Evening, at 6.30, by Mr White. ARCH-HILL WESLEYAN SKR VICES.-Divine Servioe wiU be held In the Public School-room To-morrow Evening, at 6.30. by Mr Field. piON GREGATIONAL CHURCH, Bereß \j ford-street.—The U3nal Services will be con duokid To-morrow (Sunday), at 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m., by the Pastor, the Key. J. Robertson, M.A. TXTELLESLEY-STKEET BAPTIST Vt CHURCH.-Sonday Morning, Rev. Mr Bnnning, fromGcelong; Evening, at the Choral Hall, at 0.45, Mr Thoa. Spnrgeon. ' NITBD METHODIST FKEE CHURCH, Pitt and Vincent streete.- Snnday Services, April IG, to be conducted in the Morning at 11, and in the Evening at 6.30, by the Rev. T. Hodgson. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, Alexandra-street.—Morning, at 11. Rev. Mr Who well; Evening, a|6.30. Rev. S. Kdger. PRIMITIVE METHODIST SCHOOL KOOM. Upper Plttstreet.—Services To morrow: Afternoon at 3 o'clook, Mr Cole; Kvenlng at 6.30, Mr Ford. gjxRAN KLIN ROAD PRIMITIVE F MKTHODIST CHURCH.—DIvIno Service will be held in this Church To-morrow, Morning and Kvening. by Rev. J. Guy. DAVID'S CHUKCH, Upper Hy- O monda-Btreet,—Kev. T. MoKenzlo ffrasor, M.A. Morning, at 11; Evening, at 6.30. Lec ture on SoriDture Characters : "Joseph, the Revealed Brother." ONEHUNGA CONGREGATIONAL CaURCH. Services next Sunday Morning and Evening WiU be conducted by Mr Geo. Hemus. After noon, Servioe of Song. Ito 3. Addresses to the Young. All are invited. LORNE-STREET HALL—UN SECTA RIAN SUNDAY ISBRVIOBS. April 16 Morning Service only, at 11 o'olock, conducted by tho Key. S. Kdger. B.A. Subjeot, "Chrißt and_AdanUn Paul's Teaching." mEMPERANO.E HALL.-Geo. A, I. Brown will Lecture on Sunday night, at 6.30. Subject, " The Glory ot lha Millennial Agei" Morning service at 11 o'clock, " HTOW JESUS PREACHED," Chris ■ 1 tiana1 Meeling-house, Cook and Hob son-Btrests, To-morrow, at 6,20, by 11. Lewis, Evangelist. Come and hear. - "]\y| R WILLIAM BAMFORD will preach i_TjL during the next fortnieht at the Thsmos-on Sunday Mornings at tho Baptist Churoh, Bvonlnga at the Aoademy ot Music f^R KISTADELPHIANS meet in the \J Carlton Academy, Hobson-Btreet, every first day of the week to break bread, 11 a.m.; Blblo Class, 3 p.m. Truth-eookera invited. 7WURCH OF JESUS CHRIST LAT VJ TKR-DA V SAINTS hold Meetings in the Masonic Hall, Newton, on Sunday—ll a.m. for Saorament, 6.30 p.m. preaching the Gospel. All are invited. No collection. mHEATRE ROYAL: SUNDAY EVEN- X ING SERVICES, under tho conduct of the Young Men's Christian Association, on Sunday Evening, from Bto 9. All are invited. Seats Free. Medicai. MARSHALL'S SPECIAL TINCTURE OF PODOPHYLLUM is the best known Remedy in all btomach Disorders. Price, ls.- O. Wi Goodson, Sole Agent for Anokland. |JY RUYAL LETTERS PATENT. Gold Medal, Paris. 1878: Speolal Award, Philadelphia, 1876; Gold Medal, Sydnoy, 1880; Gold Medal, Brussels, 1880; Gold Medal, Melbourne, 1881. Just Landed, CANTRKLL & COOHR&NE'S CELEBRATED iERATED WATERS. MONTSERKAT LIMKJUICE CHAMPAGNE A Health-giving Non-alooholio liovorago, at Hotels and Clubs; 9d per bottle. AROMATIC QINGKR ALBj Tha Origlna Bolfast Ginger Ale, so JUBtly celebrated at Hotels and Clubs; 9d per bottle. ThoHe Mratkh Watkhs are the same quality as oontrautod lor and now supplied to The Canard S.S. Co.; tho Montreal S.S. Co. the Inman S.B. Co.; Oceanic S.S. Co.: the National S.S. Co.; the Pacific S.S. Co.; Anchor, S.S. Co. Kingston find Holyhgud, 8.M., Co. WHOLESALE AOENT, AICKIN, ' t?9 prH*f's«4PT=



Tenders. fjjt O B U I L D E E S. Tenders will be received until noon ol SATURDAY, the 29th Instant, for tko Erection ot Public .Baths, Club-rooms, Shop?, 'and DwelllDK-houso, in Upper Pitt-Btreot, Newton. Pitas, etc, at my office. T. K.TURNBULL. Arohiteot. 3, Ifoftman'B HnUdlBK3, Quean-street. For continuation.see First Page). Public Notices. A UCKLAND AUTUMN AWDTAKA t\. PUNA HACKS, Settling will tako place THIS EVENING on the above, at Taiters&U's, Occidental Hotel. WM. PERCIVAL. T AND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES, Notice is horoliy glyen that the several parcels Of Land hereinafter described will be brought under the provisions of " The Land Transfer Act, 1870," unless caveat in the meantime be odged forbidding the same, in each case, on or before the 15th day of May next. GEORGE EVITT-Lots 9 and 21, ef the sub division into Lots of Part Allotment i, of Eeo tion 7, Suburbs of Auckland. Also. Lot 1, of Seotion IS, ot the sub-dlvlslon into Lots and Sections ot Allotment 8, of Seotion 13, situate on the Manukau, Parish of Walteuata. Also. Lots 12, 13, 11. IS, 18,17.18,19, 20,21,17,18.19, CO, and 51, of the aub-divlslon of part of Allot ment 29, of Section 8, Suburbs of Auck land .. - 1876. EBENEZBRCAKTEK-Allotmonts 3,1,8, and 6, of the Parish ot Mata, County of Marsden, containing 181 acres. In applicants occupa tion _ .. „••.«. 188?. BOBKBT MCDONALD WYNYARD-AUot ment 29, of Section 2, Parish of Takapuna. County ot Eden, containing 29 acres 1 rood 11 perches. Unoccupied 1831. Diagrams may be inspeoted at this office. Dated this 6th day of April, 1882, at the Lands Registry Offloo, Auckland. THEO, KIBBLING., District Land Registrar. "N" X ' We beg to announce that we hare taken over Mr Clayton's COAL and FIREWOOD YARD at Newmarket, where wo are prepared to supply NOTTOABTLtt, TAUPIBI, KAMO, and BaX OF ISLANDS COAL—aISO, COKS 6nd CHAHOOAt. In addition to the above, we have for Bale all kinds of Fenoikq Material, Drain Tiles, PiPKB; &c, and will undertake Carting and FHKOINQ CONTRACTS. Orders may be left at 1, Fort-straot, or at our Office, Newmarket. HAMMOND & BYRON. Newmarket, April 11,1882. rgiAKAPUJNA LAKE, — Coach leaves JL Post-office, Devonport, dally at 7.20,10.38 a.m., and 2.30 and 130 p.m., returning at 8 and 11,15 a.m., and at 3.1S and 5.15 p.m. Sundays, leaves at 11 am., 2.30 and 1.3(1 p.m. Fares, one ahlUlng eaoh way. Special trips when neces sary, baddle horses and all kinds of carriages for hire.-OLIVER MAYS, Livery Stables. Devonport, THIS is to notify that I am tho owner, under lease, of Two Cottages, Hobson's Park, Parnoll, now occupied by Mr Olalr and Mrs Hall, and that I Bhall hold them responsible forailßentsnowdu^rUicomo^ue^^ April 11,1882. Iniß JK-F R 0.0 F SAFES. —Tans' 3 ■ (various slzss) landing ex Paroora. Before purchasing, compare with others — inside measurement, quality, and price.—X. & A, Isaacs. Agents. ■71IFTY POUNDS REWARD to any BJ person procuring larger Premises for our rapidly increasing; business. — Direct Supply Store. 219. Qaeen-street. , 4^IN. KIM LOCKS, 2s ; Bronze Fenders, O IB 6d; Iron Bedsteads. 25s j Wire Meat Coveru, 9d; Bird Cages, Ss.-Dlrect Supply Store. SMOOTHING IRONS, Is; Galvanised Buckets. Is6d; Tabs, Is 01; Bronze Lamps, 3s 93 ; Hand do., Is; China, Gloss, and Earthen ware.—Direct Supply Store. ET BRACELETS, Cd ; Ladies' Straw and Leather Bags, Purses, Albums. Fancy »nd Furnishing Goods.half usual prioes,—Diraot Supply Store. CILAS3 WORKS, Glass Works, Free- JT man's Bay.—Country Storekeepers are in vited to Inspect our Stock of Glassware. Con toctioneers' Jars, Is per lb ; Jam Jars, 3s per dozen; 6 Kerosene Lamp Chimneys for Is. ra per owt given for Broken Glass.—M. Cook and Sons. ' ÜBLIC! NOTICE.-MOUNT EDEN SCHOOL. Eohool DHtteß wIU be resumed on Monday, April 17. Accommodation in the above School being insufficient for the number ot soholars applying for admission, to prevent disappoint ment, parents residing In the district are re quested to send their children on Monday morn ing next, as vacancies after the first day wIU bs filled no with Scholars from out districts.—wm. Cole, Chairman, i April 16,1882. /GOVERNESS (experienced) or Com \JT panlon desires Kngagement; English, French (three years in France), Music Draw ing. Good references.—Address* 1.T.U., Tau ranga. *LE! ALE! ALE! MKBSRS. JAB. SFBIGHT & CO.'S DUNEDIN ALB XXX DUNEDIN ALE At 2s 6d per Gallon, on the Promises. XXXX (IN BOTTIjB), Quarts, 10s; Pints, 6», Delivered. Sole Agents : M. WBITE & CO,, HObSON BUILDINGS, FOBT-STBKKT. tTENRY PJSTRY, JjL JEWELLER & DIAMOND BKTTER, ViOTOBrA-STKKBi (opposite Royal Mail), two ioora below Holland and Bo tier's. N.8.-A Choice Btook ot tho Latest Novelties In Jewellery, Watches, &a, always on hand. Repairs neatly executed on the Premises, and Orders promptly attended to. ..j TWrOTICxs'OU1 RBMOVAIi. E, H. PERCY, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, Bogs to inform his customers and friends, and ;ho public generally, that he is removing from tils present residence, situate In Pitt-street, to those premises recently occupied by Mr Heath, tormorly of Wakofleld-Btreet Mr Percy, in returning thanks for the liberal support recently aocorded, respeotfully solioits % continuance of past favours. Brido and Christening Cakes made and o»a ---mented to order. Families attended. Muffins and Crumpets as usual are a speciality* q T R A W. WHEAT AND RYE SXRaW (IIAUD THRESHED) WANTED. Apply to " J. WISEMAN, SADDLER, Auckland. T^T O T^ I O E. Will ha OPEN TO-DAST (Friday). J. M. McLAtiHLAN. LI.QUOR TEA COMPANY, Value." Little Uorrlt , 6s Pictorial Family Woiship .. ~ls Valentine Vox .. - .. .. Ss Parlour Menagerie .. .. .. Bs Od Uncle Tom's Cabin 6s And thousands to seloot from. Any of these Handsome Books given away with THREE LBS. OF LI-IJUOR TBA (2/fl, 2/8,3/ per lb). W. S. COLLINS, Agknt. Parnbix, Auckland. Tekms-Sibictls Cash. n-|ATO *10,000 LKNT on Building 3&A" Soolety principles, or on other term; to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties tor sale on* th page. Six per cent, allowed on money deposited for Investment.— C. Williamson, Land, Estate and lfinanolal Aeent, Vuloan Lane. FREDK. WHIX 15 HEAD'S RETAIL TEA ADVERTISEMENT. FINKST CHINA TEA SIFTINGS. 1/4 per lb, Selected from tho London market, and re markably cheap. Gives a strong, thiok, and pungent Hijuor. CHOIOKBT PURK FIRBT. CROP BROKEN PANYONG CONGOU. This Tea for value in the cup is worth pence per pound more money. Prioe, 1/6 per lb. The likerarelyoomesinto this market. A SPLENDID DARJEHLING FLAVOURED MIXTURE; guaranteed a blend of Pure India and China Teas. Prioe, 1/8 per lb, "TEA EX T BA O R D I N A Bir The ready sale this Tea commaniß proves it worthy the name. Price, 2/ per 16, "FAMILY MIXTURB.* flta price, 8/per lb. WIBOXKS "FOCK OAN PBKOB TBA. 1 About tho Finest Importation ot tho Season. AM Price,® per box. Fredk. Whitbhkad, wholb ale and retail tea dealklt, " VIOTOBU-BTBina. ADOKW9P» ,:'..'::' ..: ■■'-..'r-'..''-:-< : \^±



Lost and Found. ; > • Jrij LOST, Black and Tan Terrier; small! lump on Btomaoh; oollor marked No, 2,1 ■■ Qratton Road.—Anyone returning him to P. H.I ~; Sltnkin, Park Road, will bo rewarded. Any-1 one detaining him after this will be prosecuted. I LOST, on Thursday morning last, be-1 tween Brighton and Green Lane, RemueraJ. ~ a Koll ol Mnslo.-The finder will bo rewarded* on returning same to Colonel Bookes, Brighton M r Point. __!} : LOST by a poor man, three One Pound | I Notes, between Wakefleld-street and the j Wharf.—Finder rewarded on returning them to ■ ! the Auckland Hotel. . | OST this morning, between the Wharf find Freeman's Bar. a Qreanßtone Book with Gold Bolt,-5B reward on returning same - to Milsi office. :".■.; LOST/Black and White Cooley Jfup.— < , Flvo shillings reward on delivery to 3~ | Tnoltor. at Hellaby's, Butchers, 'pi OST.— Any Person finding Sails," Rudder. Flooring-boards, &o.,Jetongtoji , j to an open sailing boat. wUI be rewardel tote turning the same to G. Maokay. at ThoHmi ...- Steadman'e, 187. Queen jtreet ; ___ j _ „ , ; REWARD.— Lost, on Thursday even ing, a Brown Pup flve weeks old: breast and foro-pawa white. Anyone bitoguw .in-, : formation will bo rewarded.—H. Cox, Hew / ■■■■■■$ NorthKoad. .- , -■ ■ FOUJND, a Boat's Ban;owner may have j same on payment ot expenses.—Apply to • M. C. Smith, Survey Offloo. ■ ■■■ v '~ , ': TRAYKD on board the loocgana, an j Kngllßh Terrier Dog.—The owner can have him by applying to the Steward on board. Board and Residence, _ j MINERVA HOUSE, Cook-street just M below Nelson-street.-Private Board, and Kosidence for Gentlemen., Torms:—£l; ainglo room, £12s 6d. , ] /ToVKRSOK BEOWHE HO'A'JSI/, i XX HOB3ON-STKKKT. ] Board akd Lodging--. .__-..30a per Week \ SirmtE tioox --„_-----..2ae. ■■. , Volunteer Notioea. f~" TT OBSON CORPS, A.X.V.1 * The Monthly Inspeotlon will ba | held on TUESDAY next, 18th Instant, :-J at 7.30 p.m. i No drill on Monday evening. : PBTBR DiaNAN, Captain. J Meetings. -'*-';' fTJ- A.C.B. SOCIETY, i ■ I • Auckland Biuhch. c. " j The Members are reauestea j to assemble at the HMJ. Hob- ,; J eon street, to-morrow (Sunday) | morning, at halt-past 8 o olookj j c liar p. 'J he Juvenile contingent. ,- ; will also muster at the sanio | hour and place. 'Regalia-ana v \ whiteglores. JAS _ Q , ajms Jm&t ,jjg ' . i fleoietary, V* "OOYAL ALBERT L.0.L., Wo. mk* XL 2. will meet in the Protestant ;. /fl© mi, Newton, OB MONDAY, April W. ' -i-^- By order W,M. S. SMITH^ 3 ARLY CLOSING ASSOCIATION. | A General Mooting of this Society.will be ~ 1 held on MONDAY aVKNING. at half-past 7, in the room ot the Working Men's Club. BUBinesß ot groat importance. -—[< ■JKIuKIiAYKKS' LABOURERS' 1 J> SOCIKTY.I . j The Members ot the above Society, and all i other Labourers who Swish to take part to the .Secretary. • : BanKruptcy JNOUicefc -;- ] XN THE BUPJIEMJS COURT OF NEW A ZKALAND, NORTHBEN JUDIOIAIi DISTBICT. I IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Crodltora • ■ j Act, 1876," and the amendments thereof, ■■ a and of the Bankruptcy ot Boukbt Boho- Uj field, of Tuakau, Storekeeper, a i ' Debtor. 1 Notice is hereby given that it Is the intention ' ' ' of the abovenamed Debtor, Robert fctofleld. to make application to this Honourable Court on 58 WitDNBSDAY, the .26th day Of AprU, 188 iat ,r 11 o'olook In the forenoon, or as soon thereafter B as Counedl can be heard In that benalr, that an . order of immediate discharge be granted him. In accordance with resolution passed by,;a;. ', majority of his Creditors, present or repreaen-r ted, at a meeting duly convened and held lor the purpose on the 17th day ot Maroh,lßß2.' '■' Uated at Auokland, this ltth 4ay of April, 1882' WILLIAM HOBNE, Solicitor for the Debtor. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW : ZEALAND, NORTHKKN DIaTKICX. - VH BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Oredltora Act, 1878," and the Acts amending the . "3 same, acd of the Bankrnptoy ot* t . v$ Nathaniel John Blair, of the City of; ' j Auckland, Cordial Mnnafaotnrer, a This is to notify that Nathaniel John Blair, of the City of Auokland, Cordial Manufacturer, has this day filed, v Statement that he Is unable N to meet bis Engagements with his Creditora. i The First Meeting ot Creditors to be held sit the Supremo Court-house, In the City of Auokland, on ffBIDAY, the 21st day of April instant, at 12 o'clock noon* >-;.;'. Dated this 15th day of April, 1882. > ";;;■• ;■ G. W. BASLBY, ™M Deputy Registrar. N. J. Blaie, , . Debtor in person. IN THE SUPREME COURT OFN'EW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DIBTIUCI', IN BANKRUPTOr. ' In the matter of "The Debtors, and Creditora Aot, 1876," and of the several Aots amend- > ing the same, and the Bankrnptoy of ' CiMHMS Makes, of the City of Auok land, In the Provincial District of Auok land, Commission Agent, a Debtor. . . a Notice is hereby given that a euflloiont num ber of creditors of the above-named Debtor not,; ' liavlnK attended at the first meeting of Out Creditors of the above-named Debtor, appointed raj to be held on the 13th day of April. 1881, at the '< - hour of 11 in the forenoon, at the Supreme Court Buildings, or at the adjournment thereof, this day, at the saino hour and place, the Kegls- > trar has. in pursuance Of Section JG of ■' xha Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876." appointed « Thomas Macffarlane, Esq.. Accountant in Bankruptcy, to be the Creditors' Trustee of tho m Property of the abovenamed Debtor: and that the said Thomas Maeffarlane has intimated to a the Registrar, In writing, his acceptance of tho said appointment. Dated at Auckland, thiß Uth day of April,lßß! ' G, W. BASIiKY. Deputy BoKlstrar, Crr.Mir.rrs Mabkb, Debtor In Person. '" Auctions. MONDAY, APRIL 17. 750 boxes Candlca 450 packages Tea 60 casks Soda 50 boxes Starch 60 cases Currants 450 packages Cream Tartar, Bird Seed, Blue, Black Lead, Pickles, Sauce, Preserved Milk, Twine, Cigar*; Cigarettes, &C, &C, &O. E. & A. ~T~S A AC S HAVE received instructions to soli by auction, at their Stores, Queon-atrset : on Monday next, April 17, at 11 o'olook, • - THE ABOVE.* E. & A.~ISAACB, Merchants and Auctioneers. SATURDAY, APRH. 22. BUGGY HORSETTHOXTINa MARE, HARNESS, HAY, EOUSEHOIiD VUS.SITVKB, &O. At the Residence of JT. Mocatta, Esquire,' Victoria Avenue, Remuero.J v ;, mHK Subscribcra havo received instruo- I tlons from Js Mooatta (who is leaving th* colon}) to sell, at his residence, Victoria Avenue, Remuero, • His Well-known BUO6Y HORSE, etaunoh, ■ and perfectly quiot; Fast-trottlßß Mater Dray and Harness, Oaten Hay i Meadow Bay. 2 Hogekla Saddler, tide taddle, noatly new. HOUBKHOLD FURNITWRK- Consisting of : Coaches, 'rabies, Ohatrs, Time Piece, Kngravings, Obests Drawers, Washstands and Ware, Bedstead*, Hors* „ '& Hair Mattrnsjos. Kitchen Utensils, Dinner ; Borvica and other Grockorr, WafihliKt':, Maoliinoy Dairy Utensils, &c. a quanUlßof Seasoned TUDDeUinaShlngleß. **.' At 1 o'clock, : ;:: ' ;mJNTER~&I»OI4If.'; ~■■ : (Continued on Fourth Page.)