TELEGRAMS.

(Fbou Our Own Cokrbsfoxdbmt.)

COROMANDEL, this day.

Mr Gormar, representative of the Nobel Dynamite Company,' was thrown from his horee at the Tiki this morning. His foot caught iv the stirrup, and he was dragged some distance, while the horse kicked him several times in tho thigh and the lower part of the leg. Fortunately, the animal had no shoes on the hind feet, and the injuries inflicted were consequently less than would otherwise havo been the case. Mr Cftdnian leaves to-day for Wellington. The steamer has been delayed till 5 o'clock ou account of the weather.

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

HE\T PLYMOUTH, this day.

At the Supreme Court, Jas. Gardner Paruell, for an indecent assault, is being tried. In tbe case of the fatal accident to Ford, at Opunake, the jury brought in a verdict of being accidentally run over by a horse on the 3rd of May.

OPUNAKE, this day.

At tho inquest yesterday on tbe body of Ford, the Jury broughtiui a verdict "that deceased came by bi* death while lying down in the open air and the cart and horse passim; over his abdomen." Deceased was a bricklayer, and well known in Wauga oui.

Tho stonework of some bridges towards New Plymouth hive boeu washed away owing to tho heavy flood, thus partially stopping the traffic. The coach had to return Here.

GREYMuUTH, this daj. A shocking accident occurred ia the quarrylyesterday afternoon. While Patrick Foggarty and Richard Owen wore clearing away the result of a shot, a flake of stono, weighing nbout Scwt, fell, striking Owen on the side of th* head, and severing the left arm between ,tho elbow and wrist. Foggarty was wounded en the »kull, and otherwise much bruised. There Is no hope of Owen's recovery. Foj?eortj's symptoms are most favourable. Both are steady men, with wives and families. The men wore taken to the hospital.

WELLINGTON, this day.

At a meeting of shareholders yesterday ol tho Wellington Meat Freezing Company, it was decided at'ooce to order machinery.

OHRISrCHURCH, this day,

Tb Whiti visited the Add-on Work shops yesterday, and will visit the Exhibi tion to-day. Th« woman assaulted by Arihur Piery died at the hospital last night.

DUNEDIW, this day,

Henry Saunder, seaman, aged 24, who shipped on the City ot Lnckuow here last December, was drowned on the passage to Oregon, His parents re«ido near Dunedin. Mr Oliver, in receiving a deputation ot the committees of the benevolent institu tions, «aid he wuuld use his influence to get a commiuion of enquiry appointed.

THAT TAURANGA ROCK.

STATEMENT BY CAPTAIN FAR QUHAR.

(To the Editor.)

SlB, — Captain Fairchild publishes a long statement iv this morning's " Herald " re garding tbe rock scan by me (and other*) off Motiti Island. I may again state for his information that my chart is corrected up to 1871 by Lieut. Woods. If the pilot at Taursagu had gone whli me when requested to mark off tho ruck, it would have saved all thig trouble. When Captain Fairchild was sent to look for the rock, he nerer asked me the position I saw the break, nor did he ev«r speak to me about the matter, but scurrllously attacked me in the columns of tbo "Herali." JSow, as a pablic servant, he might have nektd me for tome explanation before abusing me in the manner he did. It was tery ualikely I would accompany him to (search for the rock oi shoal after what had poised between us. In reference to Cap tain Baker he informed him that be kaew there wai a shoal or rock at or about the place, and that the Maoris fished there; but he could not givo him tbo actual posi tion. Be gave him the name of a Maori who ktew tie rock, oat ho (Captain Fair child), nover wrnt to ask bits, He also saw Mr Douglas, of Motiti Island, who iold him the late Captals Marks reported a break in the same place. His remark about Captaia Austin knowing the rock is in correct, as Captain Austin asked mo about the place. Tha rocks he has on hi* chart are, as I aiderstood him, at the H.W. end of tin) Island, whereas the break we stw is at the S.W. end. As to Captain Fair child's ability, 1 will give rou one lsatanco. When I was in charge of the s.s. lona he was seat to buoy a rock en the Cavallie Passage, but thoegh it was distinctly narked on the chart he could not find it. He came and asked me if I kiew it. I told him I did. and gave him the bearings by land mark*. But ho had to get a Maori to show him the rock, and what happened od that occasion he knows himself. Perhaps he wss looking for' rocks whan ashore this time at Tauranga, which no mention is made of m his report.—l am, etc.,

W. Farquhab, Master of the s.s. Wellington,

CAPTAIN FAIRCHILD'S STATE MENT.

Captain Falrcbild called upon us this morning and made a statement, which he desired us to giva. He is positive that the rock referred t» by Captain Farqubar can be noie other than one which was re ported by Lieut. Woods, of the brig Kdith, eleven years ago, aud placed upon the charts at that time. Us as«erts that he has examined the harbour oi Tnuranga most thoroughly, made personal enquiry of everyone of more than ordin»ry local knowledge, «and adopted every possible means of testing the accuracy of bis observations, but without any result is the way »i discovering the alleged new rock. Everything, however, tends to convince him that Captain Farqohar ho* simply come across the rock already referred to, which does not appear upon the older charts. He feels somewhat aggrieved at the conduct of Captain Farqnhar who. he said, when last in Tanranga, curtly refused to go on board the Stella and point ont the beariags of his reputed discovery, preferring rather to go ashore on a shooting expedition. Denied this assist ance in hit qmesr, Captain Fairchild tele graphed to Oaptsiu McGregor asking that Captain Baker, who it bad been stated, know of the existence or the rock, might be allowed to point it out to him. The request waa granted, but Captain Baker, on being applied to, said he knew of no other rocks than those marked upon the later charts* Thep.as the Maoris residemt upon the island ef Motiti had been quoted as witnesses of the truth of Curtain Farqubsr'S allegation, Captain Fairehi'd sailed thither and assembled the' Datives together and interrogated them. Tbeypoiated oat the rocks of whose exis tence they were cognisant, anil when told tbat Captain Farquhar had found another) an old chief drily remarked, " Then God innst have shoved it up from the bottom of the sea quite prtely." As a last resort recourse was had to Captain Austin, of the Laneaskire Las*, who was st»ted to be an antheritv om the matter, jrad quite willing to endorse all that Captain Farquhar had averred touching the rock. Here, at last, some positive information was ob tained. Captaiu Austin had seen the rock, taken its bearings, and pencilled it upon his chart. The chart ■was triumphantly produced, when Captain Fairchild saw that it bore the date 1851, and that the pencilled bearings cor responded exactly with those of tho.rock found by Lieut. Woods, and placed upon all subsequent charts. Captain Mc- Kenzie gives corroborative testimony, and the master of the Stella is now satisfied that he has solved the mystery by proviDg Captain Farqnhar to have been misled by some old chart.

The chalky nature of the bod to be pierced by tbe tunnel, destined eventually to prove a, great boroj button-holing simultaneously both England and France, amply justifies its advocates in exclaiming, "What a «sab-lime' idea it is!" A sweepstakes sailing race between the twenty feet open sailing boats Madge, Transit, Hattie May, Leon, and Observer, took place1 (his afternoon, The stakes were fixed at £2 a-side, tho course to be

arranged so as to have as much boating as possible. The weather proved boisterous, tbe wind blowing almost q, gale from the , westward, which rendered it necpsgary' tb'ut 'v . the boats should fury less' canvas than ordinarily. The fran'sit was tue favourite, M tbe Madge and Observer bejug heavily Hf Vackerfi while the Haitze May was con ; ■ aidered v v<)ry |i'j boat for fha prevailing '•':. wetjthsn ( ' ,

SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

A Man FaQa into the Dock.

] A very lamentable accident occurred in the graving dock shortly before two o'clock this afternoon. The steamer Glenelg had been taken in and the water pumped out, when an elderly man, whose name we are informed is Graves, went on board to see the engineer whom he calls bis friend. The man, who walked with rather uncertain step, got safely on board the vessel, interviewed tht engineer, and started to get ashore. The only means »f communication was a plank about two feet in width and about twelve feet in hngtb, and leading from the steamer to the side .of the dook. The man stepped upon this and commenced to walk across with a light swinging step. When about midway the plank began to spiing, and before he had reached the opposite end he, by some menu, lost his footing aid fell heavily on the first ledge. Tl ence he rolled ever and and over downwards, striking each of tbe stonework ledges heavily until the bottom of the dock was reached. Here he came head downward*, and a nasty gash was inflicted, from which blood flowed copiously, A number of willing hands came speedily to his assistance, and he was placed iv a spring-trap and con veyeel to Mr Aickina, chemist; Here Doctors Hooper and Goldsbro were found, and the medical geatlemen immediately ordered the removal of the sufferer to the Hospital, it being evident that he had sus tained a severe fracture of tho skull, besides other injuries in various parts of tho body. The distance from the gang way to tho floor of the dock i« fully twenty fivo feet, and the works being all of stone, each blow received in fulling would be very severe, and if the accident should not prove fatal, will probably incapacitate the sufferer for a loDg time to come.

MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.

A 'Bus Driver Hun Over.

Pat-kick Collins, the driver of tho Whau omnibus, had a miraculoui escape from being crushed to death this afternoon. He was seated on the box of the vehicle, which was standing in front of Messrs Quick and Co.'a establishment, in Victoria-street, when the horses suddenly started off at a brisk pace, owing, it is believed, to the fact that the winkers had fallen off the head of one of the animals. Rounding the corner of Queeu-strest, tho 'bus jolted heavily in crossiag tho asphalt pavement laid from one aide »£ tha road to the other, and Collins was thrown violently from his seat. Retaining his sold of tho reins, he was .dragged alone a short distance by tke frightened horse*, and it was thought he had escapsd, when the hind wheel ptssed ovor his body from the foot upwards, fortunately escaping hio head. He was rescued from the perilous position, and conveyed to the shop of Mr T. B. Sill, chemist and druggist, where he was attended by Dt. Evans. An examination of tho man's body shoved that he bad sustained a nasty wound from the instep to the knee, and this was drawn together by Dr. Evans, who succeeded in putting in five stitches. So far a* could be ascertained, Collins bag not sustained any further iaiariei beyond a fow brmises, which are not likely to prove very isrions. His escape from sudden death was a most miracaloas on*, both tie heavy wheels having passed within an incn or two of his head when he was lying on the roadway, Dr, Evans haviag dressed the injuries, a cab was procured, and Collins taken to his home.

MINING NEWS.

(From tub " Coromaxdkl Mail, ')

Tokatba.—The contractors finally comploted the No. 2 contract on Friday laat, and recom menced the continuation ol the level on the old terms, bat without any condition oa to distance. The country in the face Is rather bod, but the pad belts of late have not continued far, there foro an improvement for the better may toko Elace any moment. Intermediate Lovel.—Tho ard country in this level haa given way to a more promising run of gold. The leuder which has for some distance been very broken and scattered haa made into a very well defined lodo of atone, and looks moro promising than anything we have had In the drive Wo broke down this morning and obtained a fair payable show of gold in the stuff, and extending from the roof to the floor of tho drive. At thla point we have commoncod to rise, to moot tho wlnte staking from the Van lovel, and can pee abont tho sumo show of gold In tho quartz broken down. Yesterday mornioe, when the laat of the water was baled out from the winze, wo found on examination tho fellow piecos of Btono of thoso that wero taken out at the time that the winze was sunk. Tho gold la showing for about two feet In depth and looks well. Wo have not attempted to take it out aa it would Interfere with the Umber. We Intend to lot tho reef remain In the part wall till we break through, and then shoot the whole down; by doing so we shall save time, ai otherwise the quartz would have to be hauled up, and when eonnocted again sent down. Present appear anooß seem to indicate that tho run of gold goes down m this portion of the mine, but it will be impossible to toll tho width of it till tho work ing! go further weat, which cannot bo done till the winze is holed through to the inter mediate lovel. If all goea well tho rise and wlnzo will connect in about a fortnight; tho dlstanco is about 70 feet.—John P. Hall. Blackmobe's—The mine is showing improve ment this week, and will probably be hoard of to advantage very soon. There appears to bo a body of stono coining in from two to three f oet tuiok, and tho country passed through for tho last few feet has boen of a niuoh more favorable nature for gold-bearing roof, so that from pro sent appearance wo may oomeon good gold any day In this level. We will break pnto tho new mako to-morrow. Tho winze on this reef will be finished lining up to-morrow for the pur pose of bringing the quartz through from the upper workings, and when this la done I intend rising up In the atones near the winze with three shifts of men, so as to got up to the shot of gold as soon bs possible, from which tho Home Rule Company have bean getting their Bpeoimens during the past week or two near our boundary and a little more than half-way down our winze. No. 3 reef, No, 1 level.- The drive eoing north was holed through to-day to the drive driven east on No. 1 reof where the two reefs junction. There is ft body of stone five or six feet thick, but not much gold sho wine as yet, but I think we ought to get a patch of good stuff about the junotion. We will shortly bo able to bring all the quartz from the stopes on No 1 through this drive to tho winze, and through No. 2 level to tho new hopper. No. 1 reef —The upper Btopes on this reef continue to show a little gold at each breaking down, whioh is tho only work at present being dono at present on J*o. 1. Crushfng.-We cleaned up and retorted last week for the rather poor re turn of 83 ounces retorted gold, for which there was over 100 tons crushed, trat there was a good deal of this Btuff taken from a vertical reef which was met with about ton foet Into the hanging wall of No. 1 or flat roef down the winzosunk to westward on No. 1. I will be ready to commence omening again as sooii a tho Home Rule's stuff is through.- WILLUM Stbauqhan, Mine Manager.

Correspondence.

ONB ASPECT OF THE CHURCH CENSUS.

do the Editor.)

Sir,—lt has ocearred to me in connection with the Ute ohnrch census, that the question '■ Why do people go to ohurohr might well ba asked. If truthful answers are elr»n. a variety of reasons wili be alleged. AH no doubt, pro fessedly attend to worship God; but How jaany actually go to hear tho sermon, which may be a literary treat or literally twaddle, to enjoy the muaio, to see and be seen, or worse still to talk and dirt. If, however, the queitloa is altered to " Who should go to okurohi" and we add tho query, " Why should people go to church J" we put the matter in a more con cise form, and get a more satiif aotory answer. We must, however, get rid of the word church, wliioh is a misleading term, whether applied to the building or to the people who meet in it. Some buildings now-a-days are " conseorated," but derive no benefit from the empty cere monial. The building is not the Churoh of God. The word in sonpture to assembly, and .wefind that wkile Paul wrote to the assembly at Ephesus, in the sane city some years be fore, the Town Clerk dismissed the Asieiuwy wheh for sumo hours had been shouting " Great is Diana of the Ephesians." Woflndf moreover, that in the first dayi ef Christianity her assemblies were assemblies of Christians. who met to observe the ordinance of the Lord S supper, and in connection with this meeting, were ministered unto by God's gifted servants, 7ide Acts xx, 1. It Is not my intention to enter upon * much debated question, whioh should long era this have found a settlement in our Lord s answer to tho woman of Samaria.—"Thehour ceineth when ye BhaU neither in this mountain, nor yet at Jerusalem, worship the Father. The hour cometh, and now is, when the true worshippers shall worship the Father in spirit and-in truth; for the Father seeketh such to worship Him. God is a spirit, and they that worship Him mnst worship Him in spirit and in truthr I only desire to say that it atroears from Scripture that church-goers should be true Christians, and not the mixed multitudes which, composed largely of un believers, offer a sacrifice which is " abomina tion unto God." The unpe! .everhas noplaoe in the " Assembly " of Christians, but let him go i£ he will to hear the Gospel preached, and learn , tho way of salvation, and if we saw our church buildings crowded with these unbelievers, and they had a pure, and sunpte Gospel preached to them, I think we would not have to lament tho pauoityof attendance. It would in some way be better if the line were more strongly marked between Christians and tßosowho are not. I think those who shouM fo to Church are :-(l) Christians, when it Is the intention to worship God; (2) and unbe lievers when tbo Gospel is preached. The object in going should be on the part Of the Christian 'to render praise, adoration, onq thanksgiving to God. and on the pfl.rt dfthouri beliovei-'to (earn of GCjU, and first by hearing and obeying tuo command; " Beiioyp on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved. —

THE NATIVE MEETING

AT WHATIWHATIHOE.

[Fhom oub Special Reporter.]

ALEXANDRA, this day. THE VISITORS DISGUSTED.

I Everybody here is terribly disgusted with the bad weather and the delay. The Kni pars natives, who are quartered in the big Runanga House, find the poor diet of pota toes, eel* and perk anything but agreeable, having been accuitomed to a variety of fresh fish, flour, tea, and tagar. Whaa Tawhko went to Kaipara he was treated in royal style with European diet. Here there is not bo much as a big of flour or sugar. The guests do not appreciate this treatment.

FURTHER ARRIVALS

I Topia and Te Heuheu, with fifty hones, rode into Alexandra to-day. They have been fire weeks on the journey from Mana wfitu and Foxton, coming via Taupo, Koturua, and Cambridge. They brought tome food on pack corses, and shot about 50 birds daily by the way. They setm to hare pUnty of mtney. One puor girl, seven years old, was very eick with a heavy cold and fever. Madicine was procured for her in Alexandra. About a hundred Maori visitor* altogether arrived to-day from various quarters. Several of the Europeans have gono away already.

There is nothing worth chronicling in the settlement. The wabioea of a tribe formerly resident at Rangiawahia make excellent flax mataand baskets, ornammted with rarirekau and kiuau dyes. Those meet with a ready sale.

Clotworthy, who opened a European store here, appears to be doing Tory little.

Manuhiri in not satisfied with the want of promptitude and order about the arrange ments far tho mooting.

A VAIN HOPK

A report has gained currency at the settlement that some member of the Minis* try intcmls to come yet, tluugh there Is no authority for such a report. Iv one wliare last night, natires were drawing omens to decide whether the Governor would or would ntt come. Like vise prophets, they loft tin question undecided. THE DKINK PROHIBITION QTJEB-

TIOA.

A new point has arisen in connection with the prohibitory liquor law, which is now being enforced hire. Alexandra, it is stated, is not included in any of the pro claimed districts under "Tho Outlying Districts Snle of Spirits Act, 1870," nor is it in the schedule to "The Licensing Act Amendment Act, 1878," and from this exclusion from the native licensing dis tricts the prohibition against selliuct liquor to natives is held to be null. The hotel. keeper* talk of claiming compensation. Hone Werubiko intenriewtd Tawhiao Yesterday, and condoled with him at thero being to few Europeans in the neighbour hood, and pointed out the advantages that would accrue from his having a large num ber of the Pukehas in his vicinity, Tawhiao replied that the lack, he hoped, would not long continue. Hone is to hare some further oonsiltation with Tawhiao after the meeting it over.

THE POPDIiATION ESTIMATED.

I hare counted the buildings at Whati whutihoe. There were 164 whtrea and tonti, mostly the latter, eicluaire of the big Kuntnga homo. Averaging them at tovea persons each gives a total population of 1,078. Al>out 100 satire* occupy the big home, aud 200 udditioinl arrivals makes roufhly an aggregate of 1,400 people, which I believe to be the utmost preaeni Fifty Ngatiraukawaa arrived oa hone back this morning.

It is still wet, mid nothing will bo done buforo Monday.

fttJG aO.CKJLAJM> BVgN^O STAR, SATURDAY, MA¥ 6.



Voting ladiees and gentlemen abont to start hoasekaeaUg will be roielved of a groat deal of trouble br aaUiag an tha uadonignod. You ou ascertain in a few mlantoa Ue ooei of furnishing a three, foar. live, or six toomti house. »otenl7 can;oa term a correct easim»to, but yon oan ace all Ike goods re»dy for dotivsrr at tho vtrlons arfooe. Gardoi Md Oanwell k«op » lar*»r atook */ owra*te ami. batttaadi than aay other hoaae In JkntJrlaad; also the greatest rariaty of household turalttro, moal rf it Mtaßmtsatund by their •wn workmaa. Tltc p»r coat; dlaooaat allowed for caah at Hem of parohaw. Now-oomera are Invited to mil tkronik Iks City Hall ireade, aad satisfy thermal vw by oa imi>pentloi> ol tha Mook of the good ralne we offer, and tie rcadiatot wo an enabled to exeoute ordon entrusted to tor oars. -Garllok and Oraawelt, city Hall Areada.- Adtt.



Board and Kesldence. 4 Ct'OMMODATIOa for Two Gentle ;> aa BMrden; terms, 90s per week.— Keinek TUla,' Uppar Qaaan-atTettt, Newton (faotTK Wesl-atreat, and near New CathtUo Oarah). fIUTKiatJK BftOWNX HOTEL, VJT aoMON-amiBOT. b«abo Aifß Leuenra__..___.,2Bs per Week ftnraus Rn«¥___-.. _..2ta. SUFSItI'iR Beard aad Keildence (bath, pltao, large grounds), not to be equalled. la central vosltlon In AnoklnA, (or families, adlea. or geatlomen. Address. B*a» Offlo. Medicai. ALL who ire confined in shops and offices stßerallr snffar from Liver dli ordars. Sp#olsl Tlßstnte of Podaphyilnm la a wnndertol ramedr for all anoU oomplalnt*. Price, la.—C. W, Qoodson, I<ondon Aroadei nnOOIHACHBI TOOTHACHE 1 JL TOOTHAOHBI Immediate Relieve by wing X D 8 0 N 3 MAGIC ESSENCE. In la Bottles* , DR. ELLCOTT begs to annoao.ee that ha has ntoraod from hla ■olldar. and reaumed PraoHoe, Ponsonby, May 4th. 1882. |3Y BuYAL LBTIKKS PATENT. Gold Modal Paris. 1878: Spedal Award, PhtladelDhia. ISIS; ooJd Medal, &rd ney, 1880; Gold Medal, Brnssels, 1881; Gold Medal, Melbonnw, 1881. Juav Lahbkd, CANTRBLL ft COOHRAIfITS CELEBRATED MHATEH WATkBS. MONTSERRAT LIMKJUtOS OHAMPASNB A. Hoolth-Rivlng Noimlcoholio Beverage, at Hotels and Clnho; 8d pet bottle. AROMATIO GINQKR AMCI The Original Belfast Ginger Ale, so Justly celebrated at Hotels and Clubs; 9d per bottle. Those MtiiTKD WiTBKa are the same qnallty as contracted for amd now supplied to The Canard 8.8. Oo.; the' Montreal 8,8, Co. the In'man 8.8. Co.; Ooeanlo S.S. Cat the National B.S. Co.; the PftClflO 8.8. Co.; AnoSior, 8.8. Co, . Kingston and Holyhead, ' ' R.M..CO. WBOLBBALK iOENT, AICKIN, THK PUARMAOT. -



tsoots ana Hnoes j TOISLARGEMENT v* FKBMIBES. r\ TJBOOEIB, Blue Boot, Qukkn-stkekt, Having Enlarged his Premises, has now opened np an immense Stock of MKN«, WOMBN'S, AND OnybDßHN'a BOOTS AND SaOBS, All of which are New ash whi asbobtbb Room, A Special Booh Has been neatly fitted up for Ladles, which la y Striotly Private. . U BKOOKKB Hat) Acoommodation to suit all olasses, and will do his beat to give them Good Value for their Money. Of Notbthe Address— f% DKOOKBS.i BLUB BOOT, OFPOSITB GARUOK AND VH ANWKI.L'B. ] TSOOTBI T3OOTSI OOOTSI JUBT OPENED FRKBH SHIPMENTS, I Xx ship Oxford and e.s. Sorata, ' Cpmprlßing— LADIKS' S.B. BdOTS and BHOES. and a Well-assorted 'Stock qt Button Boots of every description. OHILDREN'B K.B. BOOTS, Shoes, and Button Boot». in Glaco, Goatokin, Calf. Kid, Glace. Kid, Blue Cipth and Brawn Cloth, in nil sizes. ' I GENTS' CLUMPED 8.8, BOOTS, Watertights '' ' with olnnip aoles; also, Lace and E.S. Boots with oork soles, thp b«Bt articles that oan be tiad to k'oep out damp and Water Decides; $ yroU assorted otocK of Gon ta1 lisht Boots. Note the Address Vj W pppßßfßnHsymorket,



I Wanted. WANTED at once, one or two comp< test Dressmakers; catting and flttln not neoe.sary.--'Apply Cora Cheap Corner, Fi and Vlnoot-itreatt. W' ANTED, a Boy, able to drive a hon and cart. - Apply Robert BlKhan Bptom, near Prince Alfred Hotel. \\/ANTED, a respectable Uirl, to d TT part houaowork. and will be taugh dressmaking.-Apply Mrs T. B. Smith, in Paperhanglng Warehouse, Kyber Pasa Road. AntTdT~Two respectable younj Men aa Boarders, where two other are kept—Apply Btab offloo. WANTKD, Young Man used to drivinj a otb.-Apply to A. Bowdan. Oab No. 87 WANKED, Young Man used to drivinj a cab.-Apply to A. Bowden, Cab No 37 WANTED, Two Firat-claw Book Can' vaasere: salary and commission tc good man.—X. Wooding, High-street. "ANTED, a General Servant, with a goad refer«noe.—Apply to Mrs Eaglo ion, Weuesley-atreet west. WANTED, one and all to encourage the eaven o'olook movement and avoid late shopping. WANTED, oue good iailman, for Waitakerel Baw Mill.-Jnhn Hmyth. ANTKi), one or two UaDinetiuaHers j oonstant employment (or Rood hands.— r. & H. Cooke, JClllott-atroot. V\7 AN'IKD, Several Good Steady Boy* V V aa Apprentices.—Apply at once to Prince lod Davy, tirown Boot y*otory, Grey-Btreot. ' \»/ANTEI>, a Shoeing and General TT Blaokomiih, Boy to Strike, and Boy tor Wood Shop—Apply Newton Coach Faotory next Btar Hotel). ANTED, Two Young Girls to serve In a Draper's Shop.- Apply Stah Cfflco. \%J ANTED, ~& iniart Lad, a goo Yt writer, aa Junior Clerk.—Apply by latter addressed A.lf.. Stab Offlco. WANTED, Machinists, Machinist Ap prentlcw, Olloklng Appreatioes, and Brrand Boys.—Young Broa., Urn ham-street. ANTItD, to soil Milch Goats.—Apply to Mr MoMaun, Onehungs, WANTED, two \oung Gentleman Boardan In pleasantly situated house, within five minutes of I'oit oflloe, Terms, £1 per week,—Apply at this offloc WANTED, a cood Cook. — Apply Gloeson's Hotel. AS TED, a Steady Young Man to look utior 2 horses and make hlmnoH generally u»oful.—Apply at the Oreat Northern Brewery, Kyber Pass Road. WANTED, a good Cook and Laun dress; references required.—Mrs S. Morrln. Romuara. • ANTkD, a reapectablo Boy, about 13 or It-Apply to Mrs Williamson, oOrntr of Vuloan Lane. %\T ANTED, by an experienced Married fT Couple, the management of an Hotel; oountry preferred.—Address •' Manager," otau Oflloe. WANTEB, a first-class Tailor for Tau, ran fit- Apply on or baforo Friday. 12 th luat., to jLrch. Olaric X Song. W ""ANTED, a competent sober Man to drive horse and cart; one Uvlmg near Mount Hden preferred.- Apply Mr A. O. Peace, aonaiir of Alhart and West Queen streets. WANTKD— A iirst-clais Mine Maunder (or the N«w Union Baaoh Hiu».-.»» ---tilloatloni to ha aidr«ued lo the l>lr«ctora, care •f J. T. Clark, Manager, Insnrancs Buildings. in or before moan ot the sixteenth May. Also, i thoroughly competent Engineer. Application to be made urn time and place as above. ANTED, a young Man tor the Bake hone*.—Apply to C. Canning, Quoen itreefc \\! AJTED, a Light Weight Boy to ride II exerolse and do general work about it&bloa.— Apply to Major Oeorge, Kpaom. WANTED, aa experienced Nurne, nmtol with her na»dle; rofereßoes ra lulrad.—Apply atler 1! o'olook noon t* lira John Mowbray, at. Qeorgo'a Bay Koad, I'ar neil. ANTED, by a man of lone expe rloico. a Situation to t«ke oharitn of a farm or lutton,—Addrona. X X., th s olllo». WANTED, a Rasp*ctable Boy about 13 or 14. -Apply Mra Williamson, Corner yaloan 1 am. WANTKD, a KO*d General lerTant; retarenoM rtqalied. Apply to tin T, Stoadniau, Vlotoriu Avanso, or to 187, Quean itraot. ARTKD, a Strong Lad to ruo met sages n»d make iimwilr |ei«raUy ue 'ul Apply to 0, Wlth»ford, Ironmonger, tea., i 'MPlll. WANT ID, on a tarm at Waitoo, Man and Wife without oicumbranoe; «no »hlld of a b*y of 10 or 13 yean aot objected to. IVtgea £7S a year ia the house,—Apply to Clark mdOmae, Qto—ttreat, Auckland, iNTED,~a Rood General Seryant; from the cxraatry preferred,—4,pply In &• afternaan te Mrs H. Fountain, Poaaonby [toad (opiodlia t. JobVi Chnrob). WAMTBD, Trader* for Paliting aad Papering lornw in lUndalph street, <ewton.—Kuc tpaoilottlois eto., apply to R. iteveaion. Qrooer. Newton Read. W'AKTED ta Lot, One or Two Kooms to SiJMtlo Men or Widow Lady, in a uaall family.—>or address apply this oflloe. A»TED, a (food General Servant- Apply Mm Unabury, Charlton Lodira, Ponsoalry. _ JNrBD to Purchase, OBloFWalker's Gas :StovaK-Apply to X.Y.Z.J Stak Dfflco._ W~ ANTKD, by a youDg~GenTleman, oomforlable Bod-room In private hou»e ttvo nights weekly: neighbourhood of Pon- Miby preferred. — Apply, stating terms, to ' Jnverig," »oi 186, Post Offloo. \JU ANTaD, 200 Tons ifircwood.— TT Apply Now Zeala«d Timber Oompsny. \*7ANTED, the Custoroere of Mnnro. TT & MUllgan who have been enquiring for autumn goods, to know that they are now pre pared with a latge stook of the but oiass good a Inalldepanmentg- ANI'BD, a Good General Servant, hlehest wageaaidamall family,—Apply a} onoe to Mrs J. L«vy, 21 J. Qnei»-Blre»t. ANTED.Good Assistant Diestmaker, also Improvers and Apprentice to the Dreasnaking, — Apply Mlsu Bull, Hoffman's Bulldlngß. Qaeonttraet. WANTED, a Second-hand Billiard i Table in good condition, with cues balls. &&, complaW.—Box 28. Post-ofßoe. V\rANTED KNOWN - That J. H. YT Dalton hag Opened a Special Branrhof the Tailoring Business in Vlctorla-etreet East, for the purpose ot maklnK Ijtdies' Garmonta, ■uoh as Ulsters, Habits. Jaoketa, etc., made In the most approved styles, by lint-elans work men. . WANTED Known—That J. Cosgravo and Co. are Belling Strong Heavy Tweed Tronsatß for 8» lid. WANTKD KxiOWN, that E. Mltcliel son fc Co., No. 19. Queen-siieet Wharf, are BaUlng Maiie, Oata, Bran, ebarpa, Flour, Oatmeal, tea, fee, at lowest markei rate*. WANTED KNOWN-C»lico», 3d; V> Wlnoe»», «d: Ozfard Shlrrtnw 6Jd - Brennam's Autkiand Home, next HoldswarU's Boot Shop, Tlotorl«-stree>. WANTED lo Rent, a good seven or eight-roomed House within 10 minutes' walk ot Meohanios' Bay,—Addiasa JR. Box Hi, P. 0.. Anekland. WASTED, by a respectable middle aged person, a Situation an House* keeper to an Itlderly Married Oonpla; salary being secondary tc light duties, with an ap proxlmatlon to home ooafortg. \XT ANTED JLHUWH that the Viowinan T T Loan and Discount Axenoy's Advertise ment appaawon Ith cage. 6th column. WANTED, t'te Ladies of Auckland to know that they can get then: Dresses made Stylishly, Quickly, JCoonomioaily, and Cheaply at J. Keeidners' Drapery House, Upper Queen-atreet. MlUlnery done on the premises. Ladles' own Materials made np. WANTED, all Classes of Workers to have the advantage of reasonable work hours. Society Men, talk It over In your hoaeg, •ad support the Business Men who practise Early Closing. WANTED, the Ladies of Poneonby to know that they can get Orewsls. Silks. ■Wools, Briggß' Transfers, and a variety of Fancy Goads, at A. Hi Si wards'*. Draper, near the Tkres Lamps, Ponsonby. Tour patronage respeotfally solicited. VVr ANTED, a Four-oared Boat, second v » hand: must be in good condition, suit able for the VValkato River.—Apply to James Jackson, Kahn Matnkn, Tanpiri. \»/ ANTEO KWOWJN.—That Professor t T Qusoott has received a large stock of British and American herbs, and he is prepared to supply the public with the same at id per on. As ha is the only praotloal herbalist in he colony his stook will bear inspection. WANTED Known-That J. Cosgrave and Co. have the Largest and Best Stook of Men's and Bojb" Olotnlag to ohooae from In Anokland. ' WANTED, Ladies to call and seethe . Best Value ever offered in Auokland in Ladles' and Children's Stockings—selling at about half the usual prlco'-at Hollo way's, 217, Uneen-street (next to Hewln's). \\l ANTED KNOWN - Tnat M. X, V v Molntyre, Bakfr. Newton, will again begin to sell Hot Mutton Pies To-day, Satnrday, from i till 11 p.m. - WANTED KNOWN — Men'J"Tweed Trousers, 7s lid; Galatea Coatx, 12s 6d: Overcoats, 22s 6d.—Brennau's Auokland House, Vlotorla-Btreet. ( WA»TED ' KNOWN, that "ConT ferine," the new atmospherin purlHsr, Is a very pleasant, as well aa thoroughly reliable Uislnfootfuit, and should be used in evory house in any neighbourhood where scarlet feVei exists. Price Is 3d per tin at Gardner's KngUsfc Pharmacy, 181 Qneen-straet. Anokland. ANTED Known-That J. Cosgrave and Co. are Selling Men's Serge Sulti for 27s 6d. WANTED KNOWN - That Nortt Shore Pharmacy 1b now opeD.-Gard ncr, M.P.8., ing., Chemist, &o^ WANTED KNOWN-Thnt J. Coa grave and Co. ore selling Tweed Kni It in tosh uoata for SPs, \IiTANTJfiL to Sell, Mixed Paints it V ¥ gallon Hub ; K»url OIL 2/0 per gallon Priming Point, 6/6 per gallon.—AtkWßOn ft Co. ■freeman's Bar; wholesale Aneats, Messrs B Porter A Co,



Wancea. WANTED to Pwcnase, Empty Sack* Patenon and Co,, liorno street.) . WANTMD to Lea*e a suitable lito fo a Club, convenient to Quean-street.- Addross with full partloulats to Club, Stai Office. WAN'iED, tbo Ladies to remembe that tbe Early Closing in Newton com monoes on Monday. Your 00-opßration 1 invited by wboppln^ before Beven o'olook. AN iED KNoWw— That J. Cos grave & Co. are Belling Men's Geelont Tweed Trowerg and Vegta for 17s Oil. -tVTAHTED KNOWN—That E. Portei and Co. wIU Open Early Next Month their New Warehouso at Newmarket, with a Largo Assort ment of Furnishing and General Ironmongery. AU Goods at Town Prloes. »\TAWTEU, a Commercial Traveller TT for a Wholesale Grocery and Tea Establishment; none but men of experience need apply. — Address, enclosing tentimoDlalß, Box No. 180. POBt-offlce. WANTED KNOWN-The Fre»h Bar gains in New Furniture, including Da rflask and Leather Spring Couohcs. Sec Jfeo,,-at Uampier'fl Large New Bhop, Hobflonstreet. "\a/"ANTKD Known, that you can Drees T T well for a Small Weekly Payment by going to Munro and MUllgan. Sco advertlse ment on front page. \*7AJNT_D MOWB- CHEAP XIM VY dbbl OHBAPTrMnanI Ami all othur kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and bettoi than aaywharo else at the Yards of D. Golwb, Albut-street There being no manuUctory for Joiners' Tlmbsr on the pre uilsnn, the oustomtr has an additional oppor tunity of getting superior timber. Wheel rights' Matnrlala lUwayi In atook. rrrANTED K.MOVVN—Whou you come » v to tbe Thoutro Ro;ul oorner you turn up Victoria-street, and fourth shop it Hrouuun's Auckland House, where tho marvellous Bar gains are going. WANTED KNOWN-rMnionby Houaewivsu Bavo from £5 to £10 per annum by galtlng thuir Supplies from Bur row's uheap Grocery and General More. Goods dollvered. WANTKD KNOWN —That Misses MoikimmlDs and Collie (four years In the employ of Miss Dqianey) havo oommenced business as Dross aid M.ntlo Makers Ad dress, oare of Mr K. Stevemon, grocer, Newton Road. N. a- All orders entruated to thorn will bo promptly attended to. ANTED KNOWN.—lnconsequence ot tbe lnoriasa of businei &toy large now shop, Hobsonitr««t,partloalars of tbo New Books, and Piano Mublg, etc, are unavoidably po-tponed for a few days longer.—W. H. Dam pler._ WANTED KNOWN-The Auckland Tlmbsr Company .Limited (late G, Holdiblp Sc Co.), are sellingevery description of Timber: also. Sa»he», Doors, Mouldlnifs, Tnroery, Fretwork, &a, at Spoolally Low Prices.—Cmtom-houae-street Woßt ANTEU KNOWN—J. B. Marriott, AuoUoaeejr und G«oaral Salesman, will hold Regular Stmortrr 'WndbiMday far Uoraae. Cattle. I'icti. 6c0., &c. at tda Yards. Ponsanby Koad, nour the Waterworka. Good Paddocks Tjn^ANrKD, Tenders f«r digging and Vv trenohlng on the properties of W, O Hoffmann, keg, (jieen-ntreet, and O. William son, Em., North Saor*. Lawn TtnnU or Croqu»t Hrounds furmod fron £20.—Tirftd if desired.—C. W. 8. Pardy, Gardener, llojtl's Pottory, or Mr Lavcrs, Saed Merohant, Queon streei. WAITED KNOWN—" She Battle of Life." by a working maa, spoken of in suck a lengthy and favourable Manner la last night'i KvsaiKQ (iTAii. li on sale, with the other Books, at Dampier*a Largo New Shop, Hobaon-ytroet WANTED K.h OWN, that William Vt Wkbt, Cane and Seat Chair Manufac turer, wlshex to inform tho public t&st he oan now supply them both at his residence, Wynd hunmtroot, and at tbe City Market, with all klnda ot Household Vurnlture at the loweut possibls yrioas. AUo, every description ef 'urnltnro Itepsirod and Sold on Commission.— Noto the Address—Wyndham-streot and City Markut WAKTED KNOWN —F. Shailer, Tailor, Kd»n Terraoe, next Kden all, has oommenoed business in tbe above lino, aad trusts by strlot attention to all orders to merit a fulr sharo ot patronag* from the Btirioundlng dlitrlst whera a tailor is much needed, Ktpalrt neatly oxo ontert. « ent»' own materials mnde up. WAWTJCU KNUWN-Ihatogivea up IT my Uhof In the City Markvt Toys, Fanoy Goods. &0., *a, rtinovwl to my Large Now Skop. Hobionstreet. wher* I shall sell th»m off In a lon flays.-W. H. Immpltr. \\7AMTKD KNOvfn—A Splendid Line » T of Homitiful Uleographs, laUly arrived; also, Children's Toy Books,fromld eaofajClookij, PhMegraphs, StAUoaery, and Ganeral fancy Gooaa, Two Lovely Wax Dolls, llfe^lzo aod lU«-liko,JU8treooivodper Oxford, are oreatlng quits a furore ameos ue fair «ox, young and old. The flnest dUplly of 6d aa« is Goods aver mv .(la the oaloay. OathiSd counter there are ovtr 2000 artlolm, and on th» Is oouaier, which Is 90 tout. Im laagth, them are between i.COO and 2.0 M dtetlnot artlalo*. V*w oomlgnnoats of GaoJe have JnM arrived by Oxford, and others are on tMr way from *nroj» per Halcioae and Lalm. - A New DepM-tanoai, vlr., that of books has jn« btea aaded te the Arwde: Mr Boodaon kavlsg joined tko badness ot Bookseller to his ouur bnsiaeag. Inspection •ordlally Invited. ANTKB, UtCAUBIUi of the Star to lmsfeo* our waU-aolootod Siook of aKASONAHU DRA.PIRY before makiag ihotr Pnrcbasen else where, lnohuUg Double-width Sheet ings, from 8H p* y&rd; Gray Catloa from Hi : Crewdnn's Celobrsted j Whlto Calloos, from 4d. The beet value 1 la Blankets in Auckland, ranging from 3 7s lid to iS% per polrjWiw Zwiland O Hlankeki, from 'iSe; Flaanels. la all 33 makes, from Bid ; a splendid stook ut . Shirtings to ohoosti from, sJtl per yard; H Cretonnoß, in rioh patterns, from 3}4j largo Bedroom ToweU, from4Jl; Off g 5 noted valuo In Lace CurMins, frera'M • lid pair, and Counterpane QuUttftiXrom a ta in 6d: Tablo Damatki, from la peanmroT; r B Folt Carpeting, from Is SJd; Hoartlir»gs. 7> 6(L In our Drees Dep_tmeit will fee 2 0t found — Velveteens, tram Is Hid per g yard; Satins. In all oolours, from JjM h nrr yard; Serviceable Homeapuns, from fa Q . r)jd (warehouse price); wlnoeys, from £ s}d j • tplondld Une at B}d. Having ~i add«d s New Show-room, wo ara now <IIBDI-.rlng Ladles' and Children's UlsUrs and Jaoketa, and MllUntry, Flowers and Veathers. at prloee ihat are sure to oora mand a »haro of publlo patronage Corner ot Uppbr qumb.v & Alkxandiu Stukktb (Oppoelte Army and Navy Hotel). " Oomparloon the true test of merit" TU^ANTETTKNOWN^iidiea' Under- T T olothing. v»rj ok«ap prices.—Bronnan's Auckland HoMe, ttot of Ylotorla-street "a"~TKAD_BMAN is in want of a decent, x\_ _lddlo-aira<i Woman for a Wife, who will ntka a home pleasant and comfort able; and, at the same time, is suitable for farm Ule; refer.noei r*(julr«d,—Address, "A Country Bottlw." at Bden vine Hotel. rp"O~T"HE 800 T TK A D B, Wanted to Sell a Small Business and Work shop in a M*ing Couatry District, North of Auckland. A good opportunity tor a steady man mcd to country work.—Apply by letter only, P.P. Star oflloe. PARTNER WANTJBD, with about£3oo, L In an oitanllshed AuotloneerlnK, uind, and General Commission Busiaesi in one of tho most prosperous districts in the North Island* Other branohon of trade and agencies will be added If a suitable Partner Is found For fur ther particulars consult Davlos and Trenohard, National Insuranoe Buildings, Auckland. IGKONS.—Wanted, One Pair of Rood Tumbler Pigeons; good price given for good birds; mettled preferred,—Applr by letter with particulars to " Plgeen," Star Offloe. CfOUtHKEIC CttOSB PETROLEUM k5 COMPANY (LIMITKD). Applications are Invited for the appointment of an Overseer at tho above Company's works ot Kotokantukn; a Praitloal Engineer witb mining experience preferred. Applications, with copy ot testimonials, statiag salary required, to be sent to the under signed, endorsed "Application for Overseer," not later than MONDAY, tho Bth May, 1882. BSNBY HAASIC, Manager. Glsborne, N.Z, irth April, 1883. Stove and Oven Maker. /^O AND BKB OR SEND FOR VJT ILLUSTRATED PRICE MBT. TTUBBBRT Tl^ OMITH'S IMPROVED NEW ZEALAND ECLIPSE WRUUGHT-IRON COTTAGE RANGES. BEWARK OP IMITATIONS. •g /h.k! smjth\ 'b <! cd rn®£ic__] cdl b R H WHAT THE PERSONS WHO HAVE THEM IN USS BAYI To Mr H. H. SMith-Tke ranges which I pur ohaseA of you have lmn f»nnd to give every Batisfaotlon.—J. Hiliuat.—Epsom, August IP, 880. New Plymouth, Ootober 25,1878.—Mr H. H, Smith: Sir,—l have had one of your Patent Portable Ovens In nse for eomo yean, and find it has fully borne out the merits you claimed for it. via., portability, economy, and facility ol beating. I much prefer it to either jUiJfcM>v°B or a heavy cast iron one. Ploaso l<MKVßpne of sour improved Portable Side OvtNHfllpaeßt size. The sldo opening for the fire Is, I tHhk. a great Improvement.—l am, sir.yonrs very truly, faovowirt'North Shore, Jaly 16, 1880.-Th« Hon. H. B. Deverenx is glad to inform Mi Herbßrt Smith that the Rolipse Cottage Rang< pnrohased by him in Aiieußt 1879. glvtß tas greatest satisfaction, and baa proved a smal fuel oonsumep, remarkably easy to clean ant perfectly saf&from all chance of apcldent b5 Irei in Ehort tho cheapest and best We Devereus i&o ever Owned. Stoyea sold on the IfßpßHiwn PAVMItm SXSTBM. AUCKLAND IRON WORKS, '■DI!7|JHAM-BTB;EEy,'



For Bale. IjiOß SALE, a Sextant, by Hughes, Lon v don, at Arthnr's Mart, 230, Queen-street. LAN OS FOR''SAL*. — rirst-clas Second-hand Piano by one of the bes Ungllsh makers, price £23. Also, an Iron Pratni Double Overstrung. 'Irioord German I'mnn, « bargain to those who want a good Instrument Van ba seen at Thou. H. Webb's, Oak Cottage Bobson-street. SjTuK »a_-E.— Grocery and Confectionery E? Bnsiness, for Sale, in leading thorough fare. Stock and Fixtures about £80 (no good' will).—D, f. grans, Eatate Agent. WOK SALE, comfortable Cottage of 5 Sj rooms, Regent-atreet, Newton, waoi-shed well, So.; aUotment 10 x 100. Price, 41K.-D F. Svans. LjU)K IMMEDIATE a*i,B, Jt'onsonoy I? Terraoe, a nioe House ot 7 rooms, veran dah in front: AUotment Bil x 100, all tastefully laid out; good well, tank. &o. Price, filSo.--D. ff. -v»nß,Jßgtate AgenyQuam-Btreet, ~ HI ij^OK SALE, 48 Acrea &t Little Muddy C 1 Creek, nearly all down in grasß: splendid orchard, vinery. Boa.-. Honse of S rooms, dairy, and milk-shed, 2 wells; situate about 10 miles from Auoklaad. A really oaeap property; price, oaly £200.—1). F. Evans, Estate Agent X SALE, 60 Acres First-class Fern Land at Tuakau; a very oaoioe lot, with, abnadanoa of water: situate on a geod road, and about 5 minutes" walk from railway station. Price, only £7 per acre.—D. If. Kvans, Estate Agent . IHOK SaLK, nice Cottage of four r«*m. 1 aad soBllery: rsglster grata, oven, gas laid in, and every oonvenlenoe; situate Ireland sireet, near England-street. Price, 4280.—D. if. Evans, Estate Agent, _. F~ OR SALE, Lincoln-street, Praioaby, Heuse ef seven room., good well. w«m shed, fee ; aUotment, 68x100, l'eaced and planted; very oheap, only £310.—D. F. -vans, Batata Agent, Q.noan-atr«»C . Hi IjiOK SALE (H»we-street), a very pretty X? Villa containing five rooms, pantry; water laid in, nice garden, Jto,; aU in flrst-olaaa order; Bplendid view; a very desirable place.— D. If. a,vans, Kstate Agent, qneen-ttreej, 435 CJUBURBAN STOKE ler oaie,-A tirat )O rats bnsineas for Sale In one ot the best ot Auckland suburbs; the position Is seoond to none; a BpWdld opsning; full particulars from D.F^JbiH^a^toAgeglhAßOklaitd-. li' OK IMMEDIATE SALE, Handiome -JO Villa; almost new, and la flnt-claBS order; gablea, bow window, geod well, register grrte, oven, oupboardi, oto., (to.; situated la Haoket stree*. near tbo stepi lotaina; iowa to beach at foot of St Mary's Koad; pleasant, healthy, aad detlrable position; must be sold at once. Price, only £300.-1). F. Bvaas, Estate Agent, Qiaen street. QTOKEB' POINT. — Splendid Building D Allotments, planted with Fruit Trees, Sec Immediately opposite Hotel, Price low—eaiy terms.—D. T. Bvans, Eitate Agent. [\yfOUNT EDEN. — Cottage of Four .TJL Rooius and Two Aores of Laad at Mount Kdun (divided into tyro paddookß), near resi dence of J. Batger, itßij. A very desirable pro perty. Price, &WO. -D. F. Bvaps, Estate Agent. ■ PONSONBY.-rA. new and very pretty Verandah Cottage of fi rooms, allotment, tank, «ta,, all oomplatu, and In flnt oltuis order. Very oheap, £220.— D. V. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. ffl QTOKJSS'S POlNT.—Splendid Allot- O meats tenoed and pl_nt«d with fruit and ornamental trees, in splendid position, over looking the harbour, near th^ bdaoh.—D. Jtf. KT&na. Estate Agent. OUJiT EjjEN (near Mr Kelly s), a new and well-laithaA House of five rooms, replete with almost every osnveaienoe. Bud* aa reg-ter gratw, kitchen range, &c; allot ment about SO 1200; main road frontage; very desirable.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen street 188 T>RO*rECT TERRACE.—A very nice X Veraadah Octtage of six rooms, fitted with oupboards, bookoaae. dresser, lea.; gas and water laid in; good garden, stable, &o.— D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. Uaeen-atreet Q PKIM G-STREKT, Peiuonby - Hand- O uni new Htuse, thoroughly well flalahed, rooms largs and lofty, standing on two allot ments, lamlnitruoted toeflectan immediate sole—business matters oauing the owner away from the distriot—Full parutulan from D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent Qn»en-gtre»t 400 CjIOK SALS, Business Premises at . Mount JCixjn, situate In main rood; a splan«ld opening for a Cfanmlit, as at present there in not one In tals large and populous district The building Is new. substantial, awl well finished.—Full particulars trim Mrs Jack, on the premises, or ot I), F. Kvans, Estate Agent, Queen-street LIANUtiOME VILLA KEBIDBKCE, JL In trst-ol&ss order. The Bouse stands htKh, oomnuuidt a grand view, aad is sur rounded by a splmiid garden fully stocked with fruit treea,Qowers,eto., etc. The aspect Is narth- OABttjrly. and well sheltered. Situated In Pon soaky, aext to Key. Mr Rnnolman's, an* having a froatage of 131 feet to Ottonnellclreet, which oo«W (If d«elred) ba subdivided to advantage. -D. F Kvans. Estate Agent,Qa«en-str«et. 430 nfOR SALS OR LEASE. Taicapuna, Wotnu Hhorb.—Desirable Btort, Dwelhag, and Outh«uees. almost new and In first-elan order, together with 6 acres Splendid Lumd (In crops) on main rood and in the vicinity of tho beautiful lake, and oMnjoanalng tplenaiu view of Auckland harbour. A most deeirable property, and weU worthy inspection. Sa "ltßtate Agent jm O R SALS. CLARBMONTSTREitTi Seafleld Vlew-A Vary L)«airable Allotment, quite level, fenoed, and ready tor building on, 83 z 118, for £100. NEVTMARKBT-Verandah Cottage. 5 rowai, recUtnr ovw, good well, &c, oorner allotment, 33 x 100. for £2W. MONTAG UK-dTKKKT. Newton-Verandah Cottage, i rooms, allot mo b t about 31 z ti; oheap, only £180. D. F. EVANP, . Estate Agent, next Herald Offlos, (Jneon-strtet. Ii^AKMS FoX BALE.— Waikato — A F very dnlrablo and snug Utnle Farm, Bitusted on the banks of the Walkato River, very comfortable Homestead ooatfstlo* of— Honse of Hix Rooms, Outbuildlnas, suoh as Barn, Cowshed, Plenties. Stockyard, Jto. Area, about 226 aorea of good fertile Land, sub divided into Paddocks, orchard, and a splendid plaoe ot nixed bush. School and Railway Station adjacent Price. £BSQ. An* several otheis, FuU particulan on ap plication to D. F. EVANS, Krtate Agent, Queen-street (next "Herald" Office). UlLOlftQ SITES 1 BCILUIRG BITES All those flplendld Mlotmsnts situate In Col lege Road 'the only lots for Bale on right-hand side going up. and being within a few minutes walk of the oltj). ShouU oomraand a ready sale. This is a splendid investment for building purposes. Price, only AS 10a per foot upwards. Tor villa re«idenoes the position is flratoUse. Aim, at Shelly Beach, a few lots (66 x 120) still unsold; price, 12s Bd per foot HaUey'e Paddock-Lota 33 x 90, at m each Hyloetroet, Ponsonby-Lof No. 107. an oflbr wanted. And others on application to D. F. EVANS, Estnte Agent next "Herald" Offloe. T/1 O R B A h B, P UARAMARUA, PAHI, KAIPARA, An Improved Farm ot 400 aores, nearly all ploughable land. The Farm Is tor absolute sale, owing to bußlnees matters osJUng the owner away from the district It is one of tho best seleotlons on the well-known cttaJe of Captain Colbeck. The Improvements consist of a new six roomed House, papered and painted, complete boundary fonee; seventy acre* of gaod grass, subdivision for garden and orchard, two good pigsties, good shanty. 10 x 12 feet fowl-houro. and offioes. A never-falllDg oreek runs through tbe property, which is aooesßible by land ard water. Stock can be takenFbt a valuation if desired. For further parttoulars^nplyto MKiXlMittK & HILL, Or, SI. N.Z. menißnoe Buildings. B. TONKB & CO.. Qaeen-«treet. F. J. MOSS]. [W. F. O'SULLITAS] BTI J. MOSS & C 0,, E • LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, SHOOTLAND-aTKKKT. WE HAVre FOR SAI.K a large number of PKOPKRTIK3 in TOWN and COUNTRY, of whioh full partioulan may be obtained on application, MONEY TO LKND on Leasehold or Free hold Seourlty at Current Rates of Interest, Wa ALBO INDENT for Implements, Ma ohlnery, or Goods of any description, through our Agentß—Messrs H. S. King & Co., of CorntiiU, London-whose large connection and long experience enable us to offer tbe best terms to those who may favour us with boslness.— V. J. MOSS & Co., Land and Estate Agentß, Efaortland-stree*. TjEST NEWCASTLE COaL. A CARGO OF HOUSEHOLD AND BLACKSMITHS To Arrive per Wentwokthj now due. Also. . TATJPIRI, BAY, KAMO COALS AND FIREWOOD. Delivered in Town or Country. W. AND G. WINSTON B, CUSTOU-nOnSV-STRRBT. ■ORAN I gRAN I -gttAN : TO ARRIVB, BX 'ROIOMAHANA,' Cn MONDAY) Bth MAY, 500 Bag 6 Bran COUPLAND A. CO., Q(JBKV-BtltHli)T. ForlcmUnvatiop. ut first Paaeh



To Lies .« r jpo BE LET, in that well-populated am 3 rising district, Upper iiymondtt-atreet, ! - shops at Kyber Pass Uurner; No. 2. donbli 9 ahop, suitable (or millinery and drapery o: t grooery business; No. 1, for a bootmaker, pool 9 tlon unequalled. Rent easy. Has laid on. ---i Apply H. Ashton and Sorw N.SJ. Insur&nei . Buildings. ' fpO~iiET, a 7-roomed Honse, witb I wash-bonse and every other convenience. ' in Recent-street, Graf ton.— Apply to F. G. - Kwlngton, estate azent. Queen-street, or to Mi - Diokgoa, Kcgent-Btroet. . ■ TO LisT, two or three Beoms, witk fire« plaoo, in a respeotabls and quiet neigh bourhood ; terms moderate.—For address apply at this offloe. ._ mo LET.—A House and Shop To Let, X next to H. Barman's, fruiterer, Karanga hape Koad. fpO LET, House in Symondjs-street, 4 A rooms, water, etc., rent 10s Gd; also, email Shop la Newton.—B. W. Morrison, garaagahapo Roadi rf|lo LET, at Ponsonby, two Callages, JL situated in Delwood Terraoe, near Saint Mary'a Road.—Apply to J. Swales. rtlO LET, at Kemuera, a Seven-roomed I House, main road; Newmarket, Six roomed House. - William Dinalson, Agent. Newmarket. 1 SO LET, Six • roomed House, witb kltohon. dairy, and store-room, large Bhed, and about 8 acres volosnio land, on Mount Koskill Road, within three miles of the city.— Apply Pateraon fc 00,, Lome-street rf 10 LKT> newly finished 6-roomed Cot- I tage.—Apply to Mrs J. Wheeler, Yar borongh-Btreat, Ponsonby TO LET, at Oneaunga, a Houio of nine brooms; thoroughly well finished, with ooaoh-house, stable, *c; situate on Norman's uill. Rood view, healthy situation; entry at once.—Apply vo Wm. Stevenson, Onehnnga. mo LET, a Five-roomed Verandah f Houße. Rent, 10s °a-week.-Apply on tbe 3romtees, Willow-street (near Freeman's Bay Polioe BUtlon). FjpO L.ET, in Jttaat-street, a Six-roomed I House) rent Us ; and In Graf ton Road, a Five-roomed House, rent 13f,-S. Y. Collins, Highttreet JO LET, a very comfortable Villa Kesi donoo, 7 rooms (exelualve of pantry), dairy, > stable, buggy-house, garden, fco., &c; sltua tljn—Milford-etrout, Ponsonby; water view. Rent, only £1 per week.—D. S. Evans, Estate Agent. Queen-street. TO Lai1, a Four-roomed House; and one Slgbt-roomtd, with gas and water' laid on.—Jamea Raid, Kden Terrace, ~ mM) LJBT, a Three-roomed Cottage in I J Hobson • street. —M. Foley, Grooer, Hobson-street mO LET-,Tbose New Brick Shops and JL Dwellings, rtcently tfeoted at the Corner ot Pitt ant Vtnoeptatreetß. by Mr W. J. Offer, end now ready (or occupation.—Apply to F. L. Prime, Estate Agent, 28, N.Z. Insuranoe Build ings. , rpo LET, a Handsome New Five-roomed JL House off Brighton-road, every conveni ence, water, to.—Apply to M. Marriott, Grocer. Upper Parnell. , TO LKt,U&ce corner ot High-street and Vnloan Lane.—Avply to R. Home, above L. w. Koton'». Qnoon-ttroet rpO LET, a Seven-roomed Home, de" J taohsd Walk-house, aad evsry other oou yehleoo*; rent, 15s per w«ek, in iftegent-street, Qrafton Road. mO LET, in Grace-street, Ponsonby, a X Six roomed Bouse: water laid on. Apply next oottage above. TITO LUX, Offices in yueen-street, Up- JL stain and Down-stairs,—Apply Mutual Lite Association of Anatralasia, Mo. 81, Queen street. , mo LET, in the beat part of Newton X Read, a Fonr-roomed Heuse. with Scullery ace Pastry, in good order. Rent moderate,— Apply to Mr Nicholas Blmma (opposite). ffM) LET, a Family Residence containing X 10 rooms, with suitable outbuildings, on the New North Road; possession given imme diately.-Apply to V. L. Prime, Estate Agent, 23, N JL. Insuranoe Buildings. mo LET.—House and Two acres Vol- JL canlo Land, situate on main road, abont a mile past Mount Albert, bounded by a splendid oreek, and the Whan 'Hub passes the door, amd within a few minutes walk of railway station; for a term of six or twelve months; rent moder ate.—U. r. Kvans. Estate Agent, Qnaan-atreet r|W LIT ot FOX SALC, that Comfort -1 abto Family Resldenoe (Mr Lelghton'e) situated en the Ponsoaby Road, near top Franklin Road. The House contains nine rooms, fitted with almost every convenience— gas and water laid, on, bath-room, * antry, cup boards, &o, &a, waah-house with copper, &o. 'Hub* pass tfce door every quarter ot an hour. Grand poelUon, lnapnlfloent view of city and harbour.— D. V. Ivans, Agent, Queen-etreet Ecclesiastical. YODNG MEN'S «J_RISTIAN ASSO OIATION, corner of Wellesley ul Albert streeta-Meetine for Uaitea Prayer will be held THIS (Saturday) SVININS, at 7.39. A Rlblt RomU«I will b* givsn. Frinis are cordially Imvitei. A BIBLiC CLASS toe MEN ererr HaaiaT afterneoa. from 3 till i. St. PAUL'S GEUBCI.-lla.in,, Meratag Prayer, >s»riJ»n, amd Hcly Oom- MMbin; B.3op.m,Children'sServtee; 6,Mb.ib., Xvßbiß Prayer *n* Soraton, *' State of (be ; nigfcteons After Death." PITT-BTKKET WKBLBYAN caUKCB.-Mor«lng,at 11, Rev. W. Wat* kin; Ivanlag, at 8.30. ttey. A. Reid. rtBAFTON ROAD WrSLBYAN VJT CQVRCH.-Merniag. at 11, «cv. W. a. PusoniOß; iTtmiiK. at 6.30. Rev, w. p. Oliver. PARNELL VTESLETAN CHUSCH.- Bunday Services- Maralng,at 11, Rer. W. C. Oliver; Bronte*, at 6.38, MtW. Hogg. ■VTKWMARICET WISLBYAN i.l CHURCH. - Mowta*. at 11, Rar. G. Bpenoe; Jvealng, at 6.39, Rev. T. Buddie. DEVON.PORT WESLKYAM CHUEOH.-Mormlne, at 1L Mr A, O. La wry; Kvealag, at 6.3*. Rev. Q. Speaoe. ARC H.HI LL WESLBYAN SKR VICBS.-nivine Eerrloa will be held In the Public Sohtal-roem To-marrow Svtnlnx, at 8.80, by Rev. W. ffatkln. ITILLERSLIE WBBLEYAN SERVICES Hi -D 1 vine servioe will be held In the Pabllo Boheel-room To-morrow Svealag, at 6.M. by the Bay. Mr Panonson. I^IONQREGATIONAL CHURCH. Bere«. \J ford-etreet—The'MualSarvioes will be con ducted Tc-Bumr (Sunday), at 11 am. an* at *S0 p.m. by tUe Paitor, the Rev. J. Robertas*, MVA. . TTNITED METHODIST FREE U CHURCH, Pitt and Vlnotnt-streets. unday Services. May 7. to be oonduoted in the Morning at 11. and in the Evening at 6.80, by le Rev. T, Hodgson. "PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHUKCH, Alexandra -atroat. —Suaiay SerrieM — Mentis;at 11, Rev. W. S. Potter; Kreainc at 8.38, Ear. S. Idger, B. A. Subjeot, " Adam and Christ In Paul's Teaching." PRIMHIYE MBTHODIST CHURCH, Pitt an* ■dwUMitr«etf.-Aft«raoM at 3 o'elook. Me J. Ford; i™t« at «.!»,. Key. W. 8, Potter. Bubjeot, " Man'i Chief Want." in BAH KLIN ROAU PRIMITIVE V MUTHODIST CHORO».-DWnaa 3er vlee will b» oonduoted tn this ohumh To-mor* row. Momlng and Evening, by the Rev; J. Guy. CJT. DAVIDB CHURCH, Upper By- C? moodntreet. —Montaf. at 11. Rev. T. MoKeaile Fratar, ILA.: KviaUg, at 8,10, Rev. Dr. MoLeod, of Bootland. ' W'ELLESLEY-STKBET BAPTIST CHURCH.-Sunday, 7th iofttant— loralßK. Mr T. Bpumeon; Evenlnß, at 6 30, M* T. BBnrgeon. ■ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, North Bhore.-DiTine Sarvtoa will b> ooadioted To-morrow by Mr Brame, MorolaK at 11, Evan- Ing at 6,30. LORNE-STREET HALL—UNSECTA MAN SUNDAY SERVIOICS. May 7.- Mornlng Service only, atll o'clock, oonduoted iy tbo Rev. S. Kdger. B.A. Bubjeot, " Tae One Koliglon—ConßOlonoo and Love;" N.B.—ln oon- Betuenoe of Mr Kdger being shortly about to leave tor England, a farewell meeting Is pro posed to be held, and therefore the oongrega ton and friends are invited to arrange for same after the service on Sunday next. ■ TEMPERANCE HALL.—Geo. A. Brown Trill Leoture on Sunday alght, at 6.30. Subject, " The Ohrtotian's Preparation for Coming Kvents." Morning tervloo at 11 o'cloolc " DK-IGION AN£» INSANITY," To- JL\) morrow, 0.30, Ohrlstlaßi'Meetlag-nouse, Dook and Hobsoa-streete, by E. Lewis. Come and welcome. riHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST LAT \J TKR-DAY BAINT3 hold Mtettagß IB the Masoalo Hall, Newton, on Bunday-U v.m. for Sacrament, 6.30 p.m. preaching the Gospel. All are Invited. No oolUotlon. rWrUSTADBLPHUNS meet in the \J Carltoa Academy, Hobsonstreet, every first day of the week to break bread, 11 a.n.; Bible Claw. 3 p.M. Trnth-wofceri Invited. SPECIAL SEKVIOK on the Hospital Lawn To-morrow, at 3 o'olook. conducted by Rev. B. T. Dudley and St. Sepulohre's Choir. Collection In aid of the wldpw. All sofluainteij with the Church Choirs are earnestly requested to attend. mHEATRE ROYALs SUNDAY EVEN JL ING SERYIOKS, under the oenduot ol the loung Men's Chrirtian Assoolatlon. ot Sunday Evening, from Bto I. All an Invited, Seats Free; qTT~JOHN'S NEW WJBSUSKAJS CHURCH, PONBONBY. . OPBNINa SRKVIOES CONTINUED. TO-MOBROW (SUNDAY), MAT I At 11 a.m.-Rnv. A. Rbid. At 3 p.m.-RBT. W. J. WATMW. The Afternoon Serviae will be specially dlreotet to parent!, friends, and oMMren ef the Ciurchi At 6 30 p.m.—Rnv. H. K. Dkwsbpry. ■\TOUNQ MEN'S OHRISTIAI X ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL MEETING, : ,,..' 18M. SOIREE AX THE ROOMS f)w FRIDAY, mm MAY. . TKA Air {Sip, PUBLIC MBBTING if 7.30. Abd»bs"_kb Bx— Buy. A. CABBIOK, MB THOUiB BPUBfIBOK, iND MR VIHKS. MUSIC BY A CHOIR. Tleketa 1b 8d; to bo obtained of the Bop) BeuerefVmbevjj pf CJpmraltteg, ?nd »J ffi Roomß.



Public Notices. 1 : "VTOTICS IS H&KEfiY GIVEN that it ) 'T^ Ur tha intention of tho Auckland Harbour Board to introduce to the General Assembly of 1 New Zealand, in Parliament assembled, a Bill to be entitled 'The Auckland Harbour Board Empowering Act, 1882," for the purpose of enabling the said Board to borrow the sum ot fi150,000, for a period of S3 years, upon the security of tho land mentioned in the 2nd Schedule to the said Bill, and the several 'rates and dues mentioned in the said Bill, tho said sum ot £160,000 to be used for the construction of a Graving Dook, and the Harbour Works in the Port Of Auckland, more particularly men tioned in the Ist Schedule to the said Bill. j Dated it Auckland this sth day of May, 1882. F. IS. COMPION, Chairman Auckland Harbour Board. JAMES M, BRIOHAM, (i«a) Treasurer Auckland Harbour Board. DOROUGH OF ONBHUNGA. NOTIOB OF APPIJOATION FOB A PUBLI CAN'S LIOSNSK. I, Kdwabd Stallabd, Publican, of Queen- Btreet, Onehunga, do hereby Rive notice that I desire to obtain, and will at the next licensing meeting, to be bolden at the Court-house, One hunga, on the Seventh day of June, 1882, apply for a certificate authorising the Issue of a Publi • oan's License tor a house at present licensed as the Prlnoe Albert Hotel, situate at Queen-street, Onehunga, containing Twelve Rooms, exclusive Of Uioaa required for the use ot the family. Dated the Ist day of May, 1882. EDWARD STALLARD. <i»WWsV'7^ T ICBNSING NOTICE. Pursuant of " The Uoensing Act, 1881," I Thouub Thompson, Chairman of the Auck land couth LiooneUu Watriot. do hereby ap point HKNRY RIDINQS, Presiding Ofloer, TUEBDAT, 23rd May, as tbe day, and St James's Hall, Wellington-street, Auckland, as the plaoe, at which a Poll ot the Ratepayers of the AnoUand South District is to be taken to determine whether tbe number of Publi can's Hoentfs, New Zealand Wine Li oenses, Aooommodatlon Ijioensesi or Bottle License's, may be increased in thetaid dlstrlot, the Poll to be taken under " The Regulation of Elections Aot, 1876." to oommence at 9 o'olookln the forenoon, and close at 6 o'olook ia the after noon, of the said day. Dated this Bth day of May, 1882. THOMAS THOMPSON, Chairman Auckland South Lloenalng Dlstrlot, XfiARLY CLOSING* PUBLIC HOTIOB. The various Tradesmen in and around the Dlstrlot of Newton have, at a Seneral Meeting oouvened for that purpose, agreed to Close their respective plaoes ot Buolneis at Bbybn o'olook p.m. (Saturdays axoepted) on and after MON DAY, the Bth of May. 1532. Theoo-eperaUonot the publio Is requested by making their pur chosea before that hour. J. WARREN, ChairM&n. B. FRtNOH, Secretary. C. OABBKTT, Treasurer. , fcwrh g «- ROTOMAHANA. "^M^. TIME-TABLE. From Auckland: Monday, 2 afternoon Tuesday, G afternoon From Thames I Monday, 8 morning Tuesday, 9 morning nnUKTLE Cntlets and Fort Wine Sauce L at the City Buflbt this evening. ANCINft— Mas. Pettitt will Re open her Class on FEIUAY EVENING. May 12th. Terms on application.—Melbourne Cottage, Earangahape Hoad, Newton. -Kf 0 T I C £. J3| CHEAP HABDWARB HOUSB, Karangahape Boad. FLAMBOURNE, in conveying to his • numerous customers and friends his ■lnooro thanks for thu genetons support accor ded to him during the past seven yeara, would raspeottally inform them that having further enlarged his premises and received a large supply of goods direct from Manufacturers, per Cro wnthorpe, Arabella. Pareora, etc., he is pre pared to tell at very low rates, to make room for furthttr shipments to arrive per Remington and Oaabrla, from London ; and Orient and KendoEa, from Liverpool, N.B.—Carpenters' Tools especially cheap.—Fukd. Lambodbki, Q HALLENGE. I hereby challenge W. Marphy to Box for the medal he won, to coma off to-night at tb* Thealre. W.T.HARVBT. TUORTHCOTK CONCERT & LIME- Jji LIGHT KXHIBITION, at Northooto Hall, on Monday, May Bth. at T p.m. Boats leave Auckland at 6JO and 6.10; returning after Concert. SHOOTING NOTlCE.—Anyone found Shooting on Brookside Farm will be Proieouted.— i. M. Goble, Walnku. TCT I NA L NOTICE. All t coouots due to tbe undersigned that are not paid by the 20th inst. will be handed over to mySolioltortorrepovery. F< TOMI|INSON> May 4th. 1882. _£f~S £\ TO £lO,OW IjJSHT on BuUdins j& i." Society priaolDles, of on other t'Tiw to Butt borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment system. Hortgaaes and Loans negoUeted. Bee Ustof Properties for sale on » page. Blxperoent allowed on money deposited for Investment.— ■0. WttMAMBOK. Laad, Ssiata and Finanolal Aoent Vuloan Lane. DER "EVENING STAR.' Mr Kdltor t Slr.-I Challenge all Opponents of Local Enterprise, bn who they may, to Produce any Foreign Compound for Dyspepsia or Indl pstion equal to KOBLEY'S DIKKSTIVB MEAL for PulSt or Porridge DIGKSTIvk BROWN BRBAD, and DIGKBTIVK BISCUITS J, KOBLBY, 26, GRKT-STBEBT. FREDK. WH IX X HEAD'S RETAIL TEA ADYERTISBMENT, FINKBT CHINA TSA BIFTINQS, 1/1 per lb, Seleoted from the London market, and re markably cheap. Gives a strong, thiok, and pungent liquor. CHOIOKBT PURK FIRST CHOP BROKEN PANTONG CONGOU. This Tea for valre In the cup is worth pence per pound more money. Prloe, 1/6 per lb. The like rarely oomes Into this market A SPLENDID DABJEBLWG FLATQURBD MIXTURE; guaranteed a bleni OWgure India and Otlna Teas. Price, 1/8 tpflb. "TEA BXT R AOR D I KAR Yr The ready sale this Tea commands proves it worthy the name. Prloe, 2/per lb ••FAMHiY MIXTURE.' A blend of extra highly cured first crop India wad China Teas; will oarry well, and Im prove with lengthened brewing in the not, and prove Itself an economic high-daw Family Tea, Price, S/Sperlb. "VERY RICH DEEP BROWN TBA." A combination of some ot the purest, the- Btrongeßt, and the richest flavoured Teas imported. Glveltatrlal Price, 8/per lb, SO BOXEB "FOOK OAN TEKOB TEA.' About the Finest Importation of the Season. ■ Price, 28/ per box, Jc RED , WhITBHKAD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TBA DEALER, ViOTOniA-BTREIJT. AUCKLAND. ■VTOKTHCOTE CONCERT & LIMEi JS LIGHT KXHIBiriON. at Northoote Hall, on Monday. May Bth. at 7 p.m. Boatt leave Auokland at 6.10 and 6.10; returning after Concert AUSTRIAN BKNTWOOD Cane Chairs, Austrian ft»*nS^SSS2 Bentwood Oane Oouoheß ani . 128, Queen-etreet, looums, Außtrlan Bentwood ! , Cane Rooking Chairs. " ALNUT DRAWING BOOM SUITES in ?i.*n£^£2hss* SUk, Tapestry, Rep, and Ore f 128. Queen-street, j^ watant"^^,, yn^ hots and Canterburya. AHOQANY, CEDAR Rimu, and Kauri Din ii*on«^SSs!lng-«>l«11 Snteß In Leather US, Queen-street, ggijgjjjtj^ American ' . Cloth. „ ron HaU-Tester Bed steads, Iron French Bed ■ Ji.°^ n" uVS* iIi> steads Iron Stump Bed -1 123,Queen-street,^*; gj twfifo Ohab i : Bedeteada, Iron Cots. T>ATENT Spruvr Boiler pAKPETS, »««!«$£ -^fIBiBiBAI. DIBOOUMT to . Jj cash Purohaserß. All • T.feH.OOOKK,±^ B aeUveredtrooifltow]». 133, QueflD-fltoMt. oe,t»l(«uo8 post tree on appU- inJKOOM FUENITURB In Choloe Mottled Kauri, -|j*IRBT.CLABS BAKERy to Let in the * JP moat thriving Walkatp Townsblp.-rFnU io particulars, apply to Davlea and Xrenchard,



fenoxuu, LEX MCDONALD (i»Wy In tiu em* ploy of Partridge and Woeliams>, WtH - Ob iga by calling on them. > LtQßt and Fonnfl. ;■- T us c, a Black and Tan Gordon Setter JU Do«. Reward at No. 10. N.Z. Inawanoe Buildings, or uppet oomer Regent street and EUSX, on the 3rd May, between One hunga and AuoUand. Can of * WheeL- Anyono returning same to Young's Greyhound Stables.or to OiOodlln.Onehunga, vffi'hSt* warded. \J Watch Pendant, quarts, ant In form of a Small book, with gold strap. Finder wIU recel va the above reward by retiming to thU office. • ■ .-•:..'■■ r .••:,' , :■:-. FOUND, in : . Cook-street, a Pone cen. t alsing a Sum of Money.—Apply W. H. Smith, Draper, comer of Queen and Alexandra* streets. - . »'"' ■ ' '-■■■.■- 'J-'.-y ■= '; Bansraptcv a oaoa*. I» THE SUPREME COUET OF NEW I ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTBIOT. .! IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter ot " Th« Debtors and Oredltora :■-■■■ ' Act, IBTB,* and of the AoU »mAinnt.jr tin .'■.':', ' same, and the Bankruptcy of fans SnoKunr, of Eden Vale. In the Bubnrbi of the City of Auckland, Agent, la Debtor. This is to notify that John Stickler, ot Kden J Vale, in the *üburb» of tba City of Auoklaad- A g«nt, has two day filed a statement that he tt unable to meet his engagements with Us Ore* ditors. The First Meeting ot Creditors to to held at the Supreme Court Hotue, ia the City .-: of Aacklan*. on TUESDAY, the 18th dar of ' May instant, at IS o'clock noon. Dated this 61b day of Hay, 1888, a. w. basley, Deputy Registrar. Q. T. Kmtlbt, Qieen-street, Auckland. Debtor's Solicitor " ' . I "■■■■■ Meetings. _ • PERSECUTION OF THIS JEWS W Russia,;- ■■■'•■■■■ ■•-.•■■> :-■ I . , . _____ ■ . ■. . ,Sj! Auckland. New Zealand. April 18.1W. To His Worship tho Mayor of Auckland. Bib.-Animated by feelings of horror and In lignatioa at the persecution the Jcwa ot Roaria bare been and are etUl suffering,,;"l-believing that a public expression of opinion will aid tho , jatborst «t popular Indignation now feeing.ex oresaed by every leading city In -the -United Kingdom, we nspeottully ask your Worahia, at rour earliest oonvenienoe, t# Convene a Meet- Ing of the Inhabitants ot thfa City aad suburbs. ■-'.; md that yon will be feood enough to >ua_e on . JbntourjuUor!. * 1 ' -, We are, you Worship's o Wiged servant* W. G. Auckland, Bishop T. Iflnettf a. J. rynes, v. cap. B. HarUs rhomas BufltUo Tkomaa F. Boyton tonadale Prltt J.W.Ooatett One*, M. Nelscn J.F.Baudey rhonua Balnea &. A. Goldstein ' Walter MoDeaald, Adm. Bdward Isaacs S. W. Griffin a, H. Nathan ■» W. Mo Arthur and Co. Ralph Keating (Pm. Bwanaan Thoa, Paaoook - IV. J. Hunt J.O. Firth i. >Civ a. t. Dudley Farqnbai MaerM ■ ; J.Thorns George D. Hean . ... . &.Moesby Tkomaa Morrin 5-red. Whltaker ». J. Mom rohnßuasell William C". DaMy Fob. A. Tole Benjamin Ton_) ' irohdeaoonMauMU O. a Goldnbro', 3.V. r.B. Dudley 8. Alokin Javid Nathan T. Buddie ?.A.Pnilip» D. A. Tale IN compliance with the above Keqtstai. tlon, I hereby C«nV»ne a PnblloMoeUng a be held at the new Masonic Hal), Printer itreet, on MONDAY, Kay the Bth. at half-past p.m. : ■'','■•!*•'; >>■■■,', ',- -.:!!:. J. M. OLABK. Mayor. ' Si MByortOgoe.Amrim.lßßt - - a UCKLAND WORKING MBHIS Ok. FEIENDLTC AID SOOIEt JT. / , The usual Monthly Heetlng of the above W&l' .: 3e bald In the Oddfellows' HaU.fsrneU.oa S Ifondayevenlng,at7p.m. Important baataeas, .v;J \U membsrs are reqaested to be pre>«nt a. BUKGESB, Ohalnnan. ; —-—— < IUEWTON BAND OfHOPsf The First Meeting ot the Winter Sesslnn Will 38 held on MONDAY next, May Mh. at hslf 3Bat T o'dook, in the COBRreßatloaal School room, Edinburgh-street. An addraM will be riven by Mr 800. Hemns, PnaMant ot the Baad of Hope Union, KeoltaUon»ana Dlalotran i»y Members of the Foasonby Watleyan Band ; ]f Hope. Initnunental and Vooal Hnslo< W. BPBAQO, Bon. Beo. ' ERA.HIKO, NOB. J, '% S. A Meettog of Shareholders 'In the obovo . Leaaenolds is eaUed for tuksdaV, the 9fh ; May, at my Office, Shortland-street. at half-past three o'clock sharp. Punctual attendance Is requested. Business: To consider the adTisabiUty of . tovmlas the Claim into a Comrany. F. A. WHITB, ■ .... ; . . t PerA.B. ' ' Tancl' argt ■'''■■' . ';■-'',';''' m ob v i l d bb ft Tenders will be received until I o'clock on FRIDAY, the 13th initant, for the Kreottonof ißriobßaUdinßinOuatom-hoaaMtreetKßSt. ' Plans at my office, BS. eneenetreet , iBNBYG. WADF, ■ '. ■.■■^•rvi ■ ■:: - Arablteot. . ■ :'> rp£NDER@ required for the supply of . X tho following Fruit Trees, to be delivered it Taupirl free of charge (terms oath) »— 60 Apple Trees (late); CO ditto (earlyl 20 Plant Treef irarious kinai) 10 Lemon Trees, bndded on Orange. ' ' Addrew Sajtmel Joy, oare ot Thomas Gibbf, Bden Vine HpteL , TENDfIKS are invited for Erection of Ten-roomed House at HelensviUe. Plans and Bpeoltoatlons to be Been at J»s. UoLeUaa't. DußtomhounHnreet. Tenders will elate on ■ 9AT ÜBDAT, Uth May, at U o'elook. • rr END ER 8 will' be' reerfved up to X TUKSDAY. ath May. tor Cutttng and Clearing 8 or 10 acres Land at Oof a Oreek.- Apply to WARSQQg BROfl, MOUNT ROSKILI. fiIOHWAt DISTRICT. Tenders will be received at my office om Thnnday next before noon, tor fermine and metaUlng about M ohaini of the Mann6Rbaklll ' JAMgaBABBB,aB. TGI PS 0 M DIB 1110 T. Tenders for Kerblng, Fofininz and Gravelling Footpath at feooombi Brewery .will be reoelved up to noon on iTKIDAr, the 12th Jnet, at our office, Colonial Bank, where plans and specifica tions may be seen. 80XSAN «t UJNDON, - ■ Bhgineera. '■ • ■ For continuation, set Nrrt Pam. . Auotiomi. I . . ■ . .IMS MONDAY, MAT ». J* W. E A TO N • WILL msll by anction, «i hla Matt, on Monday, Bth instant, at U i/olook, - QQ OABla LOOAL-HEOWN APPIiKH DOZHN ORAMAKB JO BAGS ONIONS 2 TONS PUMPKIN& , TUESDAY, MAT 9. ~* At Noon, 10 BE SOLD BY AUCTION. HO U8B Tt) BE REMOTBJO. RUTLAND ROAD, PARNgIJU Lately ooenpled by MmOhnrtoa. , ' . A * ART H Ult'B HAK T, WEDNESDAY, MAT 1% Ay Nooir. HOUSEHOLD FURNITUBB, O'Borke-street, Albert Faria. R. AkTHUR t HAS been favoured with fmtrnetions from the Trustees of the tola Mrs Mori?/ to BeU by auotlca at her late Besidanoe, oyorkeV Btreet. Albert Park.on WedaartajAnl, ttli tfoiooknoonr ™^l~to_ ..^ THB HOUaBHOLD FUBNITfJRK AND KF?EOTaooDri»ting of-Parlour. Dlnlnrroom. Bed-rtfem? «>d Kitchen Fnrnlture. Bedding, oSaaadKarthenware,KltohenUtensUaT&oT . On View on the Morning of Sale, b, %mr.B, s,o,oabs. RrtToma lUKSDAT, MATI Vandyke aad Bruiii Mats, Yarns, PaUters' Cloth, Bannister, WWtewaak, and Sorubbing Bruhea, jftsit Bremm, etc., Ladles'and Children'! BajkoU. % tfONUB&CO. W ILL ip|l ga Tuesday, Bth Jnatant, at TT * ' i1,,:»%00k,. ■ ~,,!.• :.i • ' \y .OABBB OT THB ABOTB CJKJODB. I Just Landei, (Continued on Fourth Phge,} ,