CABLEGRAMS.

[KEUTBE'3 TEUCaBAMS,]

THE WIMBLEDON MURDEREK TO 1 BE HANGED.

LONDON, April 26,

The Home Secretary has had under con sideration further affidavits forwarded by President Arthur in support of the alleged insanity of Dr. Lamson, the Wimbledon murderer. After full enquiry, Sir Wm. Veruon Harcourt has decided that the ap peals made on behalf of the prisoner cannot be entertained, and it has been definitely decided that settence of death shall be carried ott on Friday next, the 28th. A large number of Royal and other dis tinguished personages have arrived at Windsor Castle as guests of Her Majesty on the occasion of the marriage of Piwoe Leopold, the festivities in connection with which have commenced. The Order of "the Garter was to-day con ferred upon the King ot Holland by tho Queen, at Windsor Castle. LONDON, April 27.

The Garonne's cargo of mutton has faHaed tourpenco farthine per P?und. A Bortion which arrived in bad condition, had apparently teen frozen nastily before ship ment at Melbourne. CAPETOWN, April 26. Teleerams are to hand from Pieter Ma retsburg reporting the arrival there of one thousand Zulus, who have left their country to appeal to the Government of NaUil io favonr of the return of Cetowayo to Zulu land, THE BOSNIAN INSURRECTION ENDED. VIENNA, April 26. Intelligence is to hand that hostilities between the Austrian troops, and Bosnian insurgents have now entirely ceased, and that an amnesty has been granted to tho latter by the Austrian com mander.

LOS DON, A.pril26,

The homeward Australian mails, via Brindisi, which left Melbourne on March I6th, were delivered in London to-day. ORIENT DIVIDEND.

The Orient Steamship Company have declared a dividend of 2J pel•cent for the last half-year, and carries £28,000 to the reserve fund. MQNETAKYi New Zealand 4£ per cent. 187919Q4 loan quoted at 104, advance of 10s ; Auatrahad breadstuff* dull at yesterday's quotations; Australian tallow flat, and quotations are falling; best beef, 41s ; and best mutton, 42a, FROZEN MEAT. A further examination of the meat brought from Melbourne by the Orient steamship Garonne haa proved that a lar«e portion is.in bad condition, owing to the carcases having been packed in an unfrozen state. THE IRISH LAND ACT. LONDON, April 26.

In the House of Commons this afternoon Mr J. E. xiedmond, Home Rule member for Hew Ross, moved for leave to introduce a Bill for amending the Irish Lund Act. The motion waa opposed by Mr Gladstone, who promised that the Government would, during the rjresent session, introduce a am for the dealing with the non-payment of arrears of rent in Ireland. Mr Redmond agreed, after some furthor remarks, to accept the Premier's assurance In a friendly spirit, and the debate was then adiourued.

DR. DAKWiN'S FUNERAL.

LONDON, April 26,

The funeral of the late Dr. Darwin took place at Westminster Abbey to-day,in the presence of a large concourse ot people, in cluding many notable persons from all parts of the Kingdom.

AUSTRALIAN.

MR BERRY'S MOTION,

MELBOURNE, April 27,

The amendment to the Addreis in Reply to the Governor's speech, expressing disap proval of the adminittration daring tho ro cees, which was proposed by Mr Berry in the Legislative Assembly last night, and which is tantamount to a vote of want ot confidence in the Government, is not ex pee'ed to be carried.

SHIPPING,

MELBOURNE, April 27.

Arrived, this morning: The Union Company's s.s. Arawata, from the Blutt. SYDNEY, April 27.

Sailed, this afternoon: The Union Compaaj'a s.s. Kingarooma, for AucK land.

CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEES.

JPublic Works Committee,

THE fortnightly meeting ot the City Coun cil Public Works Committee was held last evening, when there were present:—His Worehip the Mayor (in the chair), Phillips, Aickin, Hemus, Crowther, WaddeJ, Thomp son, Fleming, and M_ontague.

Drainage in Albert-street. — A petition was received from the owners of property in Albert and Chapel-streets, drawing attention to the necessity tor form ing a sewer in Albert-street, between Cook and Wellesley-streets.— The Surveyor re ported that a largo amount of drainage matter from the west sido flowed into the portion of Albert-street. He recommended that a twelve-inch pipe be laid between Cook and Wellesley-streets to join the etehUeen-inch pipe at the Junction of the market approach. The cost would be about £100.—Resolved, on the motion of Mr Goldie, that the work be carried out.

FINANCE COxMMITTEE. This committee then met, the same mem bers being present. Complaints. —Inspector Qoldie forwar ded a lengthy reply to the charges made by Mir Hannaford. Each of the complaints waa referred to seriatim, and Mr Goldie concluded as follows: -" I respectfully deny the charges made by Mr Hannaford, that what I had done was uncalled-for persecu tion. I neither threaten nor persecute anyone, but endeavour to carry out my duty in a temperate, impartial manner, often receiving more curses than blessings. That I don't mind. Mr Hannaford siys he wag gammoned without the slightest warn ine He was warned, and I did not auk Mm to take out for the second time a collar for his dog. - Gso. Goldis, Inspector of Nuisances." It was agreed that the explanations of Mr Goldie were satisfactory, and that Mr Hannaford be in. formed to that effect. -Councillor Goldie, who considered that the first, and thud items had not been disproved, was the only dissentient UITT EAST SCHOOL PLAY-GBOUND.— The secretary of the Board of Education wrote asking the co-operation of the Council towards converting the two acres recreation reserves in Wellesleystrect into a play ground for the scholars attending the City East School, and getting a Bill through the House to secure that object. -A discussion took place on the subject, and it was eventu ally agreed, on the motion of the Mayor, "That the City Council consent that a Bill be introduced into Parliament, provided that the ground referred to be set apart for a recreation ground for the public, also, for a playground for the children attending the Wellesleystreet East school, and for a drill ground for the volunteers. That the said ground remain as now vested in the Council; also, that the draft of the (pro poßßd Bill be submitted to the Council before it is introduced. That a strip not exceeding ten feet pn the south-west sidp be reserved from the provisions of the BHSEEVE.— The petU tioa of residents in Hepburn-street in refer ence to the bad language used by youths en the cricket reserve was then brought np. a memo/appended by the Town Clerk stated that the allotments were shortly to be leased, and that the attention of the constable of the district would be called to the complaint.—lt was decided to inform the petitioners to that effect. ' MESSENGER.-The remaining eight ap plicants for this position were heard, and a ballot haying been taken, Mr Lovefl was ejected .to the vacant position by nine vqtes to one. ' , . This finished the business.

Mr B. MoPonald Scott, who is known as one of the first sharebrokers on the 1 names, has removed his office to Auckland, where in future he .will carry on business. His intimate acquaintance with mining and I his correct knowledge of the value of stock should commend him to the notice of in wstort or dealers in scrip.

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

TAURANGA, this day,

The " Bay of Plenty Times " publishes us a daily, commencing from this morning.

THAMES, this day,

A fierce storm of rain and wind occurred last night. Thirty feet of Curtis's wharf was destroyed. The engine shed at Tararu was blown down.

The telephone will be taken from Paeroa at once, and both there and at Te Aroha 0 dioary telegraph stations will be erected.

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

WELLINGTON, this day,

THE CABLE REPAIRS,

Preparations are being made for repairing the cable steamer A goes, which will leave for the Straits at daylight, for the purpose of picking up cable. The weather is cleared up, and is now beautifully fine.

Tho Wellington Bating Club have en domed the disqualification of Handwick and his owner for over, and J. E. Williams, who rode him, for 2 years, THE STEAMER COLLISION. Thcprelimioary enquiry into the collision between the Ladybird and Walcatu has concluded. JNo further particulars were adduced. The Collector of Customs has recommended that a magisterial investiga tion take place. VISIT OF A JAPANESE MAN-OF WAR. Official communication has been received from the legation of Yeddo that the Japanese man-of-war Tsukuba is about to visit the Colonies. The -message states that the voyage of tho Tsukuba is with the object of practising in navigation. She goes by way of Java, thence to Melbourne and Tasmania, and subsequently to Auck land and Wellington. The legation asks also that any reasonable assistance may be given to the vessel on her arrival in these waters. No date in mentioned as to when she may be expected. THE DIVORCE BILL. A despatch has been received from Home announcing that the Queen, in Council on Cth February, has assented to the reserved Bill entitled, "An Act to amend the Divorce and Matrimonial Causes Act, 1857." JCHBISTCHURCH, this day. A. Shaw's boatbuilding shed, three boats, and a quantity of timber were destroyed by fire at Lytlolton early this morning. An insurance of £175, in the Liverpool, London, and Globe Company was effected a fort* night ago, DUNEDIN, Thursday. At the Police Court to-day, Charles Wil kins and Andrew Neilson, trading as " Wil» kins and C 0.," were fined £20 each for having in their possession, on or about the 10th of March, 300 labels appropriate and intended for labelling bottles containing liquor, such labels not having imprinted thereon in plain and legible characters the words "Bottled iv New Zealand," and the name of the bottlers using the said labels, A further criminal information against the defendants was then heard. It was to the effect that they, on or about the tenth of March, applied a curtain forged mark, pur porting to be the trade mark of Messrs James Hennessy and (Jo,, to certain bottles in which brandy, not beiie the manufactured production or merchandise of the said Hennessy and Co., was intended to be sold, with intent thereby to defraud. His Worship committed both the accused for trial, allowing bail in their own recog nizances in £150 each. •

DCJNEDIN, this day,

James Thomas has been killed near Cromwell by his spring-cart capsizing. Tho wheelpassed over his neck. Mr Grant's farmstead, Mount Barker, has been burned down. It was insured in the New Zealand Company for £200.

The body found in the Shag River has not been identified.

The Harbour Board favourably entertain tbe proposal to establish a branch of the Royal Humane Society in the colony. The Resident Magistrate to-day decided that the railway authorities could not re cover wharfage on goods shipped from lighters to vessels at the Port Railway Whari,

INVERCARGILL, this day. EEWAKD TO INFOKMEKS. At a meeting of the Boiough Council last night, tui applioatioa waa made on behalf of the town Licensing Committee for a donation of £10 from the licensing, fees, to be expended in ofteriag rewards ' for securing the conviction of publicana who eupply drink to person* against whom pro hibition orders hare been issued. Several Councillors opposed the application, on the ground that the matter was one for the police, and that to giant the request would lie to offer a premium to ttio lowest class in the -community—viz., informers. Ulti mately an amount was granted, on the casting vote of the Mayor.

POLICE COURT.-This day.

(Before J. £. Macdonold Esq., R.M.)

Drunit.-John Connor and Robert Leary were fined-the first Ss, and tho latter 10s.

Vag.—Mary Ann Alexander was chawed under the Vagrant Act with belngahtbltual drunkard, having no vialblo means, So. Prisoner said Bho waa rtruok, bnt had means,— Sergeant Martin oaid the prisoner was continu ally begging of persons at their homes.—Con stable Jones said prisoner' professed to be a seamstress, bnt was begging day by daj nlon* the street:—Prisoner appeared In a very dirty Btßte.—Mr Tyler suggested gaol for the poor oreaturo's benefit, Ue could testify to her general conduct.-Ordorcd to prison (or tix months to be taKon care of. Ar.LiiwD Sumdat TuAFFic.-Hugh Robert Jones, of the Army and Navy Hotel, was oharged with committing a breach of the Llcen; Bin; Aot in Belling beer to Joseph Carroll on Sunday the 23rd lnst., the said Carroll not being a bona fide traveller. Mr Tyler appeared (or defendant, aud pleaded guilty. Mr Jones waa not at home at the lime, still he was respon sible (or the aot of his servant. His Worship, loosing at the circumstances, imposed a line or 20s and costs, ' Ukohok'h Cow. — George McCaslln wan oharged with allowing his strawberry oow to wander in Kegent-street, Kyber Pasa, vm the 16th inst. Mr MoOaslin *ald this was a most heartless case; the oow was the property ot his wife, and Bho had all the profits. His Worship told defendant that he waa responsible. Sergeant Gamble oilldd evidenoe. Constabla Henry Ularse paw the oow grazing. A settler whose name was not mentioned, en w the cow nibbling a hedge by the roadstde.-Mra Mury Ann MoCasTin stated that the cow was her propertr indis putably; Bhe paid oash for her.—His Worship: Have you a protection order ? Defendant: No; mo and the old lady are very happy together.— Fined 5a and costs. Mrs MoCaslln at once paid the- line. UaaQbroub.—John Mnllally, contractor, was charged with leaving an excavation in Bars field-street, Ponsoiiby, unfenoed, on the 20th lnßtant.—Prisoner pleaded not guilty.—Con- BtablcH Bernard and Clarke gave evidence as to the dangersns >tate of the place. It was fenced In yesterday by Mr Mollally. The wit nesses were severely cross-examined by de fondant, who said every constable should be a surveyor and engineer, otnerwlse he oould not be a competent witness — Sergeant Gamble smiled at defendant's absurdity. A gentleman, who called nlmsulf. a disinterested Battler, the only resident In the street, volunteered a state ment to the effect that there was no danger,— To Sergeant Gamble: Well, yes, he did petition tho Board to have tho work done. He was in terested in it as a holder or property there.— Fined 10j and oosta. . Doas and Poi'Pißß.—The following owners "of oDiiarleßß dogs were fined (Mr Cotter (or the City Counoll).-Thomas Hodges, Assistant inspector, proved :—Frederick Bannister, Is ; William Kainbow, Is; ihomas H. Shove. 1?. The other casea were withdrawn, defendants having registered. Neglect or TiMK.-Henry Sohumaoher was charged with not causing his Parnell 'bus to leave shortland-streot, near the Post-office, at appointed time, on the Jsth March.—Mr Brown ing appeared in defence and pleaded not guilty. —Mr Cotter conducted the prosecution.—Philip Arron Philips. Town Clerk for the olty, waa sworn, and put in the necessary documents and by-law?. Know Bishop's Court and General Foatofflce. The places are two miles apart. The drivers' license wag signed by him for a stage carriage. It was dated January 23 of the present year. Defendant also signed a document agreeing to rnn every hour.- Inßpaotor Goldie was examined, and shewed that the times of startiDg were Btated on tho driver's license; and that he left on the day In auestlon at 6.17 p.m., instead of 8.37. aooordlog to the prescribed hours.—some argument fol io wod on the words ■'succession," time,"and "turn," His Worship remarking that he wa« not going to convipt the man when the word •■time" was used tor '•turn.?' Defendant was to follow in suooepsion or turn. He waa not oharged with not following Dick. Tom, and Hurry- nothing bnt an interpretation clause could make the thing clear.-Mr Cotter referred hW Worship to Maxwell on statutes, and other authorities and oases. He thought the ayldenoa d?d"support the intormatlon.-His Wonhip. however, held a different opinlon-the real oauaeot the complaint was not In the informa tion In order to obtain a convictfon. he must read the word "turn" (or "time.'" He could not do it-Mr Browning having make a few re marks, HU Worship adjourned the case until FmbkaSlm OF BbbbWt Act.-Thomas n?Mon was charged with a breaoh of this Act hv knowingly withorawlne from a cask marked X wUteon and Sons, without destroying or de- Williamson Btatel the case, and defendant waa fiA es dßK-T Ow ßo 3case 8 of assault^H^ggJ against Hand and Hanison against Beatpra Wm. and John Brow for negleotlng to gnpport their father, waa held oner for a week. Tula was all the business.

BURGESS LIST REVISION COURT.

THE City Council sat as a Burgess List Revision Court, in conformity with the Municipal Coporations Act, at noon to-day. There were present-: His Worship the Mayor, Councillors G. Aickio, F. Thompson, M. Montague, W. R. Waddell, Fleming, and F. Phillips. The Town Clerk stated that no objections to the list, conforming with the terms of the Act, had been received. The list was then signed by tbe Mayor and Councillors Aickin and Fleming.

This was all the business,

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Board of Education took place this after noon, there being present:—Messrs W. P. Moat (chairman), J. M. Clark, R. Laishlcy, F. J. Moss, S. Luke, and F. L. Prime.

Pupil Teachers' Examination.—The following report on this examination tor , April, 1882, was submitted:—'' The Execu [ tive Committee report that the annual , examination of pupil teachers and lof candidates for employment . was held at Auckland and at the Thames during the first week in April, I The examination lasted three daya. Those examined were divided into three classes : let, pupil teachers of the first year ; 2nd, pupil teachers of the second class ; 3rd, candidates for employment. It was not considered necessary on this occasion to ex amiae the pupil teachers of the third yea', as their examination is optional, and nost of them have either obtained district licenses or entered the Training College. The fol lowing table shows the number examined in each class, the number who pnssed, and the number who failed :— EXAMINED, M. F. Tl. latyear-Pnpll teaouers _ .. 12 67-69 2ndyear do do 3 33 - 38 Oandldatoa for employment .. 2J6- 28 Totau .. ..* .. .. irua-K PIBBSD< M. F. Tl. lit year-Pnpll teachers .. .. 10 30 —49 2nd year do do 3 22-25 Candidates for employment _ 1 16 —IB Totals U 67 — 81 FAILED. .m. f. n Ut Year—Pupilteaohers ~ ..3 21—29 2ndyear do do .. .. -11- 11 Candidates for employment ..1 11 —12 Totals s" «-ea The names of the successful candidates were s-Pupils af first year t Misses L. E, Anderson, Elfrida Barnes, A. D. Brieht, v. A. Clarke, E. M. Coad, M. Collins, M. A. Follows, M. E. Fisher, B. Gibbs, A. L. F. Gilbeit, M. S. Gilmer, S. B. Harriii, C. H. Hougham, R. Hutchison, E. K. Fatter son, C. L. Kobertson, M. S. Slator, J. A. Smart, M. S. Taite, K. K. Thompson, M. M. S. Trimnell, K. Truscott, A. L. Wilson, E. Akers, M. Chadwick, E. Hill, A. C. Jack sod, C. C. Maoky, S. N. Murray, S. J. Purdie, and Mesßrs F. P. Burton, J. Christie, C. T, Edwards, A. E. Gri.g, B. Keary, H. D. Linton, F. J. Ohlson, K. E. Partington, J. Boss, A. S. Taite. Papil Teachers of the second year: Misaes K. Ashman, H. Astley. E. Blades, K. Cole, brook, E. Durrieu, 8. J, Fisher, K. A. Fletcher, M. J. M. Harris, C. a. Jervis, M. Lamb, H. B. Macky, MJ C. Mclvor, B. J. F. McLeod, J. Wi Patersoo, C. J. Pearson, K. Riclingn, A. Rue?, G. A, Thompson, 13. E. Witkin, J. WestoD, J. Wiison, K. Keesing, and Messrs J. It. Black, W. J. May, and E. C. • Purdie. Candidates for employ ment -.—Misses B. Bedlington, E. K. Biggs, H. a. Burgess, A. S. Car michael, C. C. Finlay, B. C. Greatbatch, X, L. Haverfield, A. E. Hooker, H. A. Maccgregor, S. B. Mclntyre, M. M. Martin, E. Skudder, E. Smith, H. Smith, Jessio Weston. and Mr C. W. Dowden." school Returns. — The school returns for the quarter ending March 31 were presented. Thoy shewed that the number of eohools in operation was 211; that the numbor of children in attendance at the beginning ot the quarter had been 14,038; and that the number at the end of quarter had been 16,254; while the working average had been 12,696. Pukkatca.—Tke election st this place, was declared invalid, and the informally elected conimitteemen were appointed Com missioners for the year. Instructions be Drowning. — Tho Secretary reported the receipt from Wel lington, of a parcel of cards con taining printed instructions as to the means of resuscitating persons rescued from drowning. It was resolved to distribute them amongst the schools.

Girls' High School.—A letter was re ceived from the Minister of Education acknowledging receipt of the Board's ap* plication for an increase in the proposed grant in aid of the Girls' High School, aud promising that it should be considered. (Left silting)

The races to-morrow promises to be a great success, numerous entries having been received. Ihe Auckland Kaciog Club have nothing to do with the meeting, the committee having leaned the course to the promoters for an afternoon's sport.

A meeting of boat owners to arrange for a sweepstakes race for twenty-feet open sailing boats was to have been held at the Waitemata Hotel last evening, but as only the Madge,and Observer were represented, the proposed race was abandoned.

Captain Owens, of the barque Bella Mary, was a little better this morning, and the vessel having been beithed at the Queen-street Wharf he was romoved, by means of an express, to lodgings on shore. The Bella Mary resumes her voyage to Kaipara in charge of Capt. Sop with.

Dr.Purcbtmeocivedatalegramfrotn Kohi marama this afternoon, statute that one of the ininatea of the Industrial School there was seriously ill and required medical as sistance. The steam launch being unavail able, the doctor proceeded to the plac» in a cab.

The following tenders have been received by Mr White for the comtruction of the new coach factory in Wakeiield-street for Messrs Basten Brothers : — Tintly and Sanderson, £478 ; Page, £483; Kay, £489; Price, £498; Scott and Coombes, £519.

Mr Bush, K.M., who bos been appointed to represent the Government at the forth coming native meeting at Whatiwhatihoe, left for the Waikato this morning. Mr Bush is a man ot vast experience in Maori matters, and tho Native Minister could not have placed the delicate duties of Govern ment representation in more experienced hands. The meeting is announced to commence on May Ist, bnt those who are acquainted with the natural dilatorinets of the Maori character believe that no real business will be done before the natives have had a full week during which to gorge and renew old acquaintance ships with frienda from a distance. The village of V? hatiwhatihoe is not more than a ([uniter-of-an-hour's walk from Finch's Hotel, Alexandra, and is pleasantly situated in an acacia grove. Five months ago it did not contain more than a dozen whares, but now its dimensions have, of course, very considerably increased.

Tbe Remuera Band of Hope held their monthly meeting in the Newmarket Hall on Monday the 24th. The Rev.G.B.Monro filled the" chair. A good programme of vocal and instrumental music was gone through,as well as several good recitation?. Mr D. Goldle gave a short address on the benefits of abstinence and the evils of the use of alcohol, The ball was well filled with members and their friends. In future meetings it would be well for tha committee to have a constable in attendance, as evidently a few over-grown boy a come .there for no other purpose than to annoy the meeting.

To the IJditor; Sir,—l am not prepared to allow your remarks in connection with St. Andrew's class to paw uinoticed, as they are calculated to lead outsiders to suppose that I am unwilling to deliver my promised lecture on "Music and fifusicians," which is not so. When, nearly three months ago, I put my same on the list for the 27th of April I believed that I would-be able to keep my appoint* merit. On finding that other business pre vented me from doing so, I attended tbe meeting on Thursday, 20th inst., and gaye notice to that effect, when it was agreed to take my lecture in Jiitne, and another subject was chosen for last night. Your informant's remarks as to the disap pointment of the ladies are ridiculously silly. If he would depend more upon his memory, and draw less upon his Jmagina. tion, it might be better for himself, and would be better for the association, and if common courtesy cannot be. extended to members who, though willing, are unable to keep their engagements, it is time for the class to become a thing of the past — Youru, &0., John Bablb.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR FRIDAY, APRIL 38.



Wanted. WANTED, a Man Cook fer Te Aroha wages, 80s a-week.— Apply this omc " between 5 and 530 o'clook to-night. 3 \»7■A^TED, a kfirst-class Bootmaker. ---■ TT Thomas Richards. (Jnean-BtreetWhar) '■ \%J ANTED, a* Middle • aged remali , T T Cook.-Apply at Sim office. i^NTED, a Youth for the bakehouse -Chae Canning. ! tttANTED, a good General Servant VV must be a good plain cook; middle aged woman preferred,—Apply at once Urito : mart Hotel, Cuatom-honse-stieet ANTED, a General Servant and s Girl about 16.-Apply Mrs MoCart, Bymonds-street. __________ WANTED, a strong, active Youth.- Apply " Llttlo Mill,' foot of Cook-street. YVANTED at onoe, Two First-c)ass VT Cablnetmakers.-Milla & Co.'s Bteam Faotory, Coburgstreet; WANTED, Improvers; good wages.— Mills and Co. s Steam Cabinet Faotory, Coburg-Btreet. WAN TED, an Apprentice to the n ood turnlng ; a Rood show for a smart boy. Mills & Co., Wholesale Cabinetmakers. Coburg atreot. WANTED, a Strong Boy te manage Horses.—Apply to Robert Brlgham, Kufloro. between 11 and 12. WANTED, a good General Servant; igood wages to a suitable person: 10 waßhlnir.- Apply at onco to Mrs John Taylor, Ponsonby Road, corner of ColllnKWood-Btroet. W^ANTED.an experienced Dreßamaker, a Mllllnar, and alio Apprentioeß and Imp rovors.— Apply to Mrs Murphy's, Hobson street, nest Munro and MUHgan. ANTED, a competent steady Man, to tako oharge of a atable.-Apply to J. Smith. Oraper. ANTKD, an Apprentico to tho Dress making/.—Mrs Molntosh, oornor Wol- Hneton and Nejaon-atroots. ANTED, a Youth able to groom a horse.—Apply to Dr Wine. Symonds- Btreet : W ANTKD, a steady, strong married Man for tanyard.-Apply li. Glttos & Bons^ WANTED, a good Cook and Laun dress: references requirod.-Mrs S. Morrln, Reinusra. WANTED, First-class Plonghman, for Northern Wairoa; refJrenees rcaulred. -Apply to Metcalfo ana Hill, 29, New Zealand Inauranco Buildings. _. WAN TED, two Improvers to the Dress. making.—Apply to Miss Sltlffington, Cook and Albort-streetß. ANTKD KftUWJN—rrcsh harfinins, lnoludlnii Ladioa' Black Cloth Jaokets, 0j to 10a; Gltlb' do, 4a Od; I adies' Uletors, 5a 6d; Boya Tunics. 63; at Dauipier'a, Wakelleld-Btreot. ANTKD, Bench Hands; also, re spootablo Boys and Glrla for iho Maohine Room, and a good Logßlng Maker, Constant employment te steady men; must apply at 0n09,-Qarrott Bros,, Wakefleld-Btraet. ANTED, tho Ladies to see the grand lot of Hlgh-legited (Prize Medal) Pru nella Boots, only 6s Od; at Dampler's Wakefleld- Btrcot Shop. __^ W~~ ANTED, two fitßt-clana JBook Can. vaßtors: salary and oommlssioo to good men.— V. Wooding, HlKh-streot. ANTED, a Young Man.—VV. Stimpson. Butcher. ANTKD, a Young Man to play the Piano a taw hours overy ovonlcßj Situation psrmanont.-Apply Greyhound Hotel. ANTED, a Plain Cook-Apply at onoe Greyhound Hetal. Quean-street. ANTED, a young Gentleman to Board; stable if roqulrod.—Apply Stab Offloe. . WANTBD. Situation as Housekeeper or Housekeeper and Governess to a widower's family; good 000k, neodlowoman, mnelolon.—Addrosa Sin W.. Kaßt Hamilton, Waikato. WANTED, a Cook and Laundress, or Housemaid.—Apply to Mis Ball, Moan Eden, near Smith's 'Bus Office. WANTED by a young Man, Private Tysons la Arlthmevlo and Writing on Thursday Kvoalnw.— Apply, stating terms, riißldcnco. &o , to Horlbendl, StjlH Offloo. WaNTEu, a good strong Lad 16 or 18 years of age; ono aconstomed to tho horseshoeing shop preferred.—Apply Thomas Lowe. Kybor Pas» Road. Newmarket. ANTED, a Boy as an Apprentice to Boot and Saddlery Department.—W. MoArthnrandCo. WANTED, a good Driver at onoe.— Oearite Wilson, Nolßonstreet. 't\T ANTKD, a good General Servant V f where a housemaid hi kept—Apply this office. . _. WANTED KWOWN-Borlin Wool (all colonnt), 3d par doz; also, a largo lot of Berlin Wool Slippers (nnmide), 2a tho pair; at Dumpier' b Wakofleld-Btreet Bhop. W ANTKD to Let, Two Large Airy Bedrooms for two or three younggentle inon boarders. Terms I£l per week. No other lodgors.—Apply Star Office. W ANTKD, a few good Bushmen and two Mill Hands.—John Smyth. Wat tafcerol Sawmill. AprU 89,1882. ANTED, a strong active Youth about 16 as Approatlco to tha Baking.—Apply Star Office. ~\\! ANTED to Buy, Heavy PuririFencing TT Posts—Apply Anokland Timber Co, (late Holdahip). Cnßt»ra-houge-«trao> Weat. %\ WANTED to Buy, Horse and Spring TT Cart suitable for milk trade.-Addrsis A.B.C, Star Offloe. WANTBD, Three or Four Ke»pectable Men as Borders. Terms modorate, with use of piano.—Mra Cavansgh, Nelson-street (acoond honaa from Cook-atreel). W ANTKD, a respectable Younß Man that is accustomed to the packing and oleanlns np room; constant employment, and good wages.—Garrott Brot.. Wakefleld street. ANTED, a Efood General Servant— Apply Mrs Llnabury, Charlton Lodge, Poneonby. ,__ WANXEu KNOWN-Freah Bargains. Ladlea' Bcarlet Skirts. 2s 6d; fresh lot Of Dress Stuit, 6d; Umbrellas, lit Od and Is lid; White Connterpanos (large size), fid lld-at Dampler'a WaKeflaid-stroet Shop. ■ WANTED, a good Geccral Servant.— Apply to Mrs Anderson, North Head, North Pharo. _____________ WANTBD KNOWIM—To-morrow you can set Gallons. 3d; Flannels, 8d; Pblrt- Inirs, 6d; Winceys, it; at Bronnaa'a Ready Money Drapery House (adjoining Theatre Royal), Viotorla-streat. ANTKD, two respectablo Young Men as Boarders. Terms moderate.—Apply Mrs Ford, top ot Grey-street, next to Mr Tyndall's. W ANTKD, tie Ladies of Auckland to know that they oan get their Dresses made Stylishly, Quickly, Koonomioally, and Ohaaply at J. Kooning's Drapery House, Upper Quoon-utreot. Millinery done on tho premises. Ladles' own Materials made np. \XT ANTED, the Customer!) of Munro * ' & MllllKan who have been enquiring for antumn goods, to know that they aro now pre pared with a large stock of tho b.st oiass gooda in all depart menta. WANTED to Let, in Wellesley-street, a Bedroom, with nsa of Bitohen; one or two ladyteaohers preferred.—Apply to R. Row, Grocer, victor!a-Btreet. WANTED, a good general Servant, for a small family; highest wage).-Apply Mrs J. Levy. 214, Qaeen-atraat. A«iED, a Strong Lad.-Burchell Brothers, Coal ana Firewood Depot. Ponsonby Road, WANTED, Respeotable Housemaid at onoe.—Apply, Panama House, Symondi street. ' WANTED, a Boarder in a private family, or to let, a Large Room with fireplace In, suitable for two friends, either male or female, in one of the healthiest localities in Anokland. Terma moderate.—For address apply Stab Offloe. ' WANTED KNOWN — That North Shore Pharmaoy is now open.—Gard ner, M.P.8., gng., Chemist, &o. WANTKD KNOWN, at the Hobson street Shop, I am Belling oil the Peanuts at 3d the lb, and by the bag at ooat price, 2}d. Be in time.—W. 11. lJampler. WANTBD, a Strong Boy to cut fire wood, attend tha fmnaco, So — Apply Cheap Furniture and Bedding Mart, Victoria- Btreet East (neit the Pnblip Hot Baths). WANTED KNOWN —Gents' Linen Collars, 6d; Genta' Coloured Handker ohiefs, 4d; White ditto, 6d; Clerical Knitted Socks, 6d-atDampier'B Wakefleld Btreet Bhop. WAJNTKD KNOWN, that E. MHchel son & Co., No. 19. Queen-street Wharf, aro selling Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharpß, Flour, Oatmeal, &c, &b., at lowest market rates. ANTED KNOWN-That M. J. Brennan will Open those Central Premises In Victoria-street (next Holdsworth's 3haap Boot Shop) as a Cheap Drapery House Te-moirow. X\T ANTED KNOWN that the Victorian v T Loan and Discount Agency's Advertise mont appears on 4th page. sth column. WANTKD Known—That J. Cosgrave and Co. are Selling Men's Serge Suits for 27b 6d. WANTED to Purchase, a Uottage of four or cix rooms In or near to town; sea or harbour view preferred, require roomy yard for horse and trap.—Apply to Mr Courtnay, Governor Browne Hotel. ANTED KNOWN-That J. Cos grave and Co. are selling Tweed Mac kintosh Coats for SOs, warranted. WANTED SEEN—Spoon Busk Stays, 2a to 8a 6d; nresa Improvers, la eaoh; large lot of Linen Collarets, 4d; Cream Lace.do, 6d; at Dampler'a Wakefleld-street Shop. W 'ANTKD to Sell, Mixed Paints In gallon tins; Kauri Oil, 2/9 per gallon ; Priming Paint, 6/6 par gallon,—Atkinson & Co* Freeman's Bay; Wholesale Agents. Messrs B' Porter fc Co. • AN'IED KNOWN—That J. Cos ' grave & Co. are Selling Men's Geelong Tweed Trousers ana Vests for 17s 6d. WANTEO KNOWN.—That Professor Gusoott has received a large stock of British and American herbs, and he is prepared to supply tbe publlo with the same at Id per oz, As he Is the only prftotioal herbalist In; he oolony his Btook will bear inspection,



Wanted. WANTED, a Youth for the bake-house, -Apply to C. Canning. WANTED, a Boy.—J. J, Swinnerton, WoodTnrner.Wyndham-atreet. WANTED, a respectable Boy to assist on a baker's cart.-T. J. Philip. Karan gahape Road. WAiNTED, a Cilcker, also an Appren tice to the Cllokicg. and an Errand Boy.—Young Broa., Dnrham-Btreet. ANTKD, Cook or Housemaid.— Apply Mrs J. B. Russell, Thornedge, Devonport. X\?A N TED KNOWN—To-morrow I - T? It you want a genuine surprise, sail and see what Cash will Bet you at Brennan'a Ready Money Drapery Hoaae, Viotoria-street. TXT ANTED KNOWN—That E. Porter and Co. will Open Early Next Month tholr New Warehouse at Newmarket, with a Large Assort ment ot Furnishing and General Ironmongery. All Goods at Town Prioes. ANTED KNOWN - Don't buy seoi>nd-hand|Chalrs when yon can buy New Cane-bottom Chairs bo oheap at Darapler's LargeNewShop, Hobaon-gtroet. W" "ANTBD KNOWN, that Professor Cailiiu will give the First Singing Lesson ot the ensuing quatter Fbke. Tho publlo are Invited to come to the Christians' ■loetlnß-honse. Cook street, on TUESDAY, May 2nd, at 7.30, and teat the Professor's methoc of tuition. The tarma for quarter: Ladles, 6s; Gents. 10a 6_ WANTED, Ladies to ksow that Wil liam Rattray has opened 780 pairs of 2 button Kid Gloves at Is lid per p&lr, at the Central Drapery Warehouse, 178, 180, and 182, Queen-etreet ■ WANTED. — Members for Carpenter and Builders' Drawing Class, held In the V.M.C.A. Rooms. — Planning, etc., and. quantity taking.-For particulars apply to R. M. Frlpp, Hiokson'a Buildings, or at the Class rottm, on Tuesdays and Fridays, after 7.30 p.m. WANTED to Sell, very cneuy, 10 Toasets at 22a 6d per Sot of 10 pleoos. pink and Kold, rad and gold, green and gold, >lue and gold, and three gold ll«ea; be in time, ut H. watt's, Pitt-Btreot. -White and gold China Cupa and Sauoers, 89 Cd per doz; Oups and Eauoofß 3a 6(1 and 4b 6d per dog, VXjANTED KN OWN — To-naorrow !— V» Men's Tweed Trousers, 7a lid; Coats, Us 6d; Shirts, la 6d; Ulster Overcoats, 22s 6d ; Cxtra Good Men's Suits, 24b !M; Socks, 3}l; Hard Felt Hats, Sa 6d; at Bronnan'a Ready Money House (next Holdaworth'J Oheap Boot Shop). Victoria-street. WANTED to Hire, a Horse and Uar noaa and Tip dray. State lowest price per week, with option to purchase.—Addroas L,,StahOl3oo. ANTKD KflUWN—Another fresh Lot of those Ladias' lovely Stookloirß cheaper than tho last, only Od; Ladles' long Wool Boarves, saoh beautisa, 2s; at Dampiers Wakofleld-Btreot Bhop. WaNTKD KNOWm, that 1 am now Selling every desoription of China, Glaas, and Martnenware cheaper nil round than any other stop in the trade. Vases and China Ornaments considerably bolow town prices. Oue trial will prove tho fact.—Note the address: V. A. Henman, Earangahape Road opposite Newton Hotel. ANTED KNOWN — Dampicra1 Ladles' Shiny Leather Bags at Is Id are not only ornamental bat useful; Suparlor do metal bound, 3a—Wakegald-street Shop. ANTKD KNUWJN, that Instalments upon Bowing Machines must be paid promptly. Needleß for cau from Is per dozen. -W. C. nennea, Qqeen-ttreet. \ITAMTED Known, that you can Dress TT well for a Small Weekly Pay inert by going to Munro and MllUgan. See advertise ent on front page. WANTED KNOWN-To-morrow I— Double Width White Twill Shirting. 1> 2id; Counterpanes, is 9d; White Table Covera, Is Od; Lace, 12 yards for fid; Ladiet' White Linen Collars, Sa 6d doe; at Brennan's Ready Money Houao, Viotorla-atreet. WANTED KNOWN—The Auckland Timber Company .Limited <lato G. Hoidflhip & Co.), are selling every deeorlption of Timbor: also, aashtw, Doors, Mouldings, Turnery. Fretwork, &0., at Specially Low Priooß.-Cnatom-honae-Btreet Weßt ANTED KNOWN-Freßh Bargains Including Children's Handkerchiefs, Id to 4d: White Calico, 3J<J; Brown do, 2id at Dampler'a Wakefleld-elreot Shop. \\7 ANTED KSOWN, that WILLIAM V T Webt, Cane and Seat Chair Motmfao turor, wlshou to Inform tho publlo that ho oan now supply thorn both at his residence, Wynd hnm-atroot, and at tho City Market, with all kinds of Household Furniture at the lowest possible prioes. Also, every denorlptlon of Furniture Ropalrod and Sold on Commission.— Note the Address—Wyndham-etroet and City Markot. WANTED, Agents to sell, by sntwonp tion. tho bast books ever published; also moßnifloont Family Bibles, with Revised Now Testament added. The most liberal tnrms offered (outfit free) Address P.O. Box 193, or call any day, from 10 to 12, at our offloe, over Oxley'i, Lower Qneen-atreat.—A. F, Porter and Son, Publlehor'a Agenta for the Colonies. ANTED KNOWN —Tho Peerless Gloss that I am selling Is splendid, and, from what I hear, is abont the beet in the world—Bd the bottle at all Dampler'a Bhopß. WANTED KNOWN—Grey Blankets, Us 6d the pair: Wbite ditto. Us and 17a (id; Austrian Striped Rum, 9s : Blaok and Coloured Velveteen, Is lid and 3s Bd—at Dam pier's Wakafleld-street Shop. WANTED KNOWN —That J. H. Dalton has Opened a Special Branch of tho Tailoring Business in Viotoria-stroet East, forr-tho purpose of maklnir Ladies' Garments, saoh as Ulsters, Habits. Jackets, etc., made In the most approved styles, by flrstolass work men* WANTED KH OWN —Don't Buy Seoond-hand Spring Conches, 'as you oan get handsome new ones so oheap at Uumplor's large new shop, Hobeon-stroot, ANTED Known-That J. Cesgrave and Co, are selling Strong Heavy Tweed Trousers for 8a lid. _ ANTKD KNOWN—A Splendid Line of Beautiful Oleographs, lately arrived; also, Children's Toy Dooks.fromld eachiOlooks, Phetojrraphs, Stationery, and General Fancy Goods. Two Lovely Wax Bolls, Hfo-sizo and llfe-llkejust received per Oxford, are creating quite a farore among the fair sex, young and old. Tho finest display of 6d and Is Goods ever ma» .em the oolony. On the tdoounter there are over 2000 articles, and on the Is counter, whioh is 50 feet in length, there are between i,COO and 2,000 distinct articles. Now consignments of Goods have just arrived by Oxford, and others are on their way from Europe per Halclone and Lalra. — A New Department, viz., that of BOOKS has just been added to the Arcade 1 Mr Goodson having Joined the business of Bookseller to his other business. Inspection cordially invited. WAM'JSD KNOWN, that "Conl ferine," tho new atmospheric purifier, is a very pleasant, as well as thoroughly reliable Disinfectant, and should be nsed in overy house in any neighbourhood where scarlet fever exists. Prloe Is 3d per tin at Gardner's English Pharmacy, IM Qaeen-etreet, Anokland. WAKTbD KNOWN—Chkap Tim ber 1 Oheip Timber I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased oheaper and better than anywhere else at the Yards of D. GoLme, Albert-atroet. There being no manofaotory for Joiners' Timber on the pre mises, the oustomer has an additional oppor tunity of getting superior timber. Wheel wrlghta' Materials always In Btook. WANTED Known-That J. Cosgrave and Co. have the Largoßt and Best Stook of Men's and Boys' Clotntng to ohoose from in Anokland. __ WANTED KNOWN — Don't buy Seoond-hand Mattresses while you can X* t now odob so cheap at Dampiec's largo now ■hop. Hobaonatrcet. WANIKD, READERS of the Stab to Inspeot onr well-seleoted StOOk ot SEASONABLE DRAPERY before making their Pnrohasera else where, including Double-width Sheet ings, from BJd per yard; Grey Calico, from 2Jd ; Crewdson'a Celebrated • White Calicos, from Id. The best value ? in Blankets in Auokland, ranging from 6 7s lid to 45s per pair; New Zealand o Blankets, from 25b ; Flannels, in all 6 makes, from BJd; a splendid stook of a Shirtings to ohoosa from, 6jd per yard; , ti Cretonnes, in rich patterns, from 3Ja; Sj < large Bed-room Towels, from 4Ji; our g £ noted valne In Lace Curtains, from 3s lid pair, and Counterpane Quilts, from H v lB8d; Table Damaaks,from 1b per yard; r t; Felt Carpeting, from Is 3]d; Heartnrogs, 4 7s 6d. In our Dress Department will be ffi fr found — Velveteens, from Is Hid per g _ yard; SatUs, in all oolours, from 2a Od h s Der yard; Serviceable Homespnns, from pj O sid (wu1 chouse price); Winceys, from 00 . 3jd j a splendid Line at SJd. Having ri added a New Show-room, we are now 2 disDlaj ing Ladies' and Children's Ulsters 3 and Jackets, and Millinery, Flowers and a leathers, at prioes that aro sure to com mand a thare of publto patronage Corner ot Upper Qaetaf & Alexandra Sthkbtb (Oppoalte Army and Navy Hotel). " comparison the true teat of merit." HOrOGKAPHY. — Wanted, Two Printer9.-Apply J. Freedman, Governor Browne Hotel. Hobson-street Galls. WHE ARCH BILL BRICK AND JL TILK COMPANY (LIMITED). Notice is hereby given that a Call (the second) ot One Shilling per share has been made, pay able to tho undersigned, at the Office of the Company, No. 21, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auckland, on SATURDAY, the 29th Instant. J, FRIAR CLARKE, Secretary. Auckland, April 6,1882. HOW can I stop this dreadful Toothache? Why, by using ODONTALGHCON; tt gives Instant relief; sots as a stopping; arreßts decay. Price, la.—C. W. Goodson, London Arcade, Sola Agent for Aaokland. ■\TEW 'BUS FOR MOUNT ALBERT JCN AND WHAU. From Auckland- FroraWhan -11.30am Bam On Saturdays aafollows v~ 1.80 p m Bam 10.30 pm Bpm W, POITBB, PlOPtleior



rersonai. MR GEORGE WALTERS, Gardener. Is requested to call at the Stab Offloe. Meetings. T ODGE UNITED SERVICE, 421,1.C. W. J. SUITER, W.M. An Hraorgenoy Meeting of tils Lodge will bo held in the Masbnlc Hall, THIS (Friday) EVEN ING, 28th Instant, at 7 o'olook precisely. Visiting Brethren are invited. Br, command of the W.M, J. W. MELTON. Secretary. "pOfIfiONBY CHORAL SOCIETY. A fnll Tcoal and Instrnmental RBBBARSAL for the PONSONBY CONOKRT will take plaoa on BATDRDAT KVSNINO next. 29th instant. at 7.30 p.m. sharp, in tho Poosonby Hall. All lerforming memben, and Uiosa who have kindly promised to asilat at ihe Concert, are earnestly requested to attend. THOS. WNLAYSON, Acting Bon. Sec, £lccleßiaßtioal. PA KNELL WEBLKYAN SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY SERVIOMS. SUNDAY NEXT, APBIZ, 80. Morning, 11 o'olook-Kov. W. B, Parsonaon Afternoon, 3 o'olook—Kov. O, Bond Evening, 0.80-Rev, A. Reid. On THURSDAY KVJCNINU, May Ith, there will be a FRUIT BOIREK, oommenolng at 7 o'olook; Rlohard Arthur, Ksq ,in the ohalr. Addresses by Revi. Reid, Monro, Watkln, and other friends. Tickets—Ono Shilling oaoh. TTNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH, Pitt and Vikoknt-strehts. Sabbath School Anniversary, SUNDAY, APRIL SOTB, 18S2i Partloulan In Tomorrow's larao. gT JOHN'S »BW WESLEYAN OHUROH, PONSONBY. OPENING SERVICES. SUN PAY, 80TH APRIL, 1882. At U ujn.-Hev. T. SPUHQEON. AtSp,m.-Rev. T, BUODLE. At 6.50 p.m.—Key. J. ROBERTSON, M.A. SPECIAL COLIjKOriONa IN AID CF OBUKOB BUILDING VUBD. SOIREE ON TUESDAY. Tea in Ponsonby Hall at 6,30. Publio Meeting at 7.80. in the Church. Addreuea by Miniature and Friends. Mtuloal Selections by Choir. Tickets, One Shilling and Sixpence each. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL MEETING, 1882. SOIREE AT IHE ROOMS, IITH MAY. TEA AT 6.30. PUBfilO MESTINQ AT 7.80. ApDBBSSfES BX— Rbtds. A. Oabkiok and T, Bpubocon, add Mb Vinim. Mnslo br Choir. Tiokett to 6d. THE Service of Song "Tbe ±taben im the Basket" will bo Klvan by the younger Scholars of Franklin Roa4 Suiday-«obool in the Hrimltlve Methodist Church. Newmarket, on MONDAY next. May Ist, at 730 p.m. Ad mlssloa Free. CoUootlon in aid of Oharoh Funds. Bameraptcv rtucices. IN THK BUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tbe matter of " The Dabton and Otedlton Aot, 18T6," and the co voral Acts flmanrilttg the same, and In the matter ot Thomas Wallace Gibbons, of Awltu, in the Provlnolal Dlstriot of Auckland, la the Colony of New Zealand. Mill Manager, a Debtor, Nottoe ia hereby given that It la the Intention of the abovonamxl Themas Wallaoa Gibbons, an WBDNEHDAY. the tenth day of May, 188), at 11 o'olook in the forenoon, or on the first day thereafter upon which he oan be heard, to apply to this Honourable Cocrt for an Order of Dla oharc* nndor the provisions of tho above Acts, Dated at Auckland,this 28th day of April, 1882. FRBDSRICK W. BBOUKFIBLD, . Debtor's Solicitor. £N THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter ot " The Debtors one Creditors Aot 187 C," and the varlons Aots amend ing tho same, and of the Bankruptcy of William Bslv«st»r Polpobd, of LI verpool-Btreat. In the City ot Auckland, journalist, a Debtor. This Is to notify that William Sylvester Pol ford, of Liverpool-Btreet, in the dty of Auck land. Journalist, has this day filed a statement that he is unablo to meet his engagement! with his creditors: the First MeetingfflT Creditor! to be held at the Supreme Court Bnliainss, AUoi> land, on FRIDAY, the 6th day ot May, 1888, at the hour of 11 o'olook in the forenoon. Q. W. BASLEY, Deputy ReKiHtntt. It liAiSHLtY, High-street, Auokland, Debtor"! BoUoltor. q&ifl__Ba> stiwSPßmßSirSr IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF AUCK LAND, HOLDEN AT HAMILTON. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of" The Debtors and Creditors Aot. 1876." and the several Acta amend ing the same, and of the Bankruptcy of Henry Oartkk. of Cambridge, In the Provincial District ot Auokland, Con traotor, a Debtor. This is to notify that tho abovenamed Henry Carter intends, en MONDAY, the Bth day ot Maynext, at three o'olook in tho afternoon, or on the first day thereafter upon whiofc the Die trfot Court of Auokland shall sit at Hamilton, to apply to Ihe said Court for an Order of Dis oharge under the provisionnof the above Aota. Dated at Cambridge, thii 26th day ef April. 1882* THOMAS GRBBHAM. solicitor for Debtor, Cambridge and Te Awamutu. Boots ana onoea XT'NLARGEMENT OU' PREMISES. JCJ ri T>ROOKES, Blub Boot, Qukkk-stkket, Having Enlarged his Promißes, has now opened up an Immense Stock of MKNo, WOMEN'B, AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, All of which are , NBW AND WBLIrSBABONBD QOODS, A Special Boom Has been neatly fitted up for Ladles, whioh Is Strictly Private. O. BROOKES Has Accommodation to suit all claraes, and will do his beat to give them Good Value for their Money. . tar note tbb Address— r* DROOKES, blue boot, Opposite Gaelics! and Cbanwbll's. tooOTS ! "OOOTSI DOOTS JUST OPENED FRKSH SHIPMENTS. Ex ship Oxford and e.s. Sorata, Comjrliing— LADIEB' E.B, BOOTB and SHOES, and ft Well-assorted Stock ot Button Boots of every decorlptlon. CHILDREN'S K.S. BOOTS. Shoes, and Button Booti. In Glace, floatskin, Gait Kid. place Kid, Blue Cloth and Brown Cloth, in ell sUseß. GENTS' CLUMPED 8.8. BOOTS, Watertight with clump soles;also, Lace and E.B. Boots with oork Boles, the btst artlolee that can be had to keep out damp and water besides; a well assorted Btook of Bents,' Light Boots. Note tho Address: CTTn-KSTPFAHL, ( Y¥ Opposite Haymarkot, ■•/



To Jjet , mo LET, in Manukau Koad, Fatnell, X Home and Shop—Apply Alexandra Hotel! • TT\O LIST, a New Cottage ot Four tiooms X register grate, in Clarence-street; only . one door from Ponsonby Road.—apply Mrs Parker. Dressmaker. Ponßpnby Road. TO LET, with immediate possession, Shop and Premises, Viotoria-street; suit able for fancy goods; lately occupied by Mr Hudson, Chemist.—Apply Mr Mundy, Chapel street. rpO LET, a convenient Six-roomed House X in East-street, off aymonds-street.—Apply , to 8. Y. Colling, Estate Agent. High-street. rpu LET, That Handsome Villa Kesl -1 denoe, known as Lester Villa, situated on College Bill, containing 8 rooms, etc, all in first-class order; stable, ooaohhonse, etc.— Apply to Mr Newbold, on the premises; or to D. F. Bvans, Bstate Agent, Qaeen street. TIO LET, a New Five-roomed House in Qrey-stroot (off Brighton Eoad): every convenience.—Apply to M. Marriott, Grocer, top ot ParnelL TO LIST, Offices m yueen-street, Up stairs and Down-statrs.-Apply Mntnal Lire Association of Australasia, No. 81, Queen street; _^ JO LET, a very comfortable Villa Kbbi denoo,7 rooms(exoluslve of pantry), dairy, stable, buggy-houue, garden. &a, &o.; situa tion—Milford-street, Ponsonby; water view. Rant, only £1 per week.-D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent. Qaeen-street. mo LET, a Bakers Shop and Oven, in -I Welllngton-stfet, now in the oconpatlon ot Mr J. Hamilton,—Apply to F. L. Prime, Estate Agent, 28, N.Z. Inanranco Bnlldingg. rpO LET, a good Buggy House and X Stable.—Apply Q. Poole, Kyber Pass. rilO LET, a commodious New Brick X Store (two-storlos). and large dry cellar.— w, & G. Winstone. Cuatom-Honae-street. TO LET—Those New Brick Shops and Dwellings, reoantly erected, at the Corner of Pitt and Vinoent-streets. by Mr W. J. Offer, and now ready for oconpation.—Apply to F. L. ; Prime, Kstate Agent, 28, N.Z. Insurance Build ings. . TO LET, Six-roomed House, with kltohen, dairy, and store-room, large oiled, and about 8 acres voloanlo land, on Mount Koekill Road; within three miles ot the oity.- Apply Paterson 8c Co., Lome-street. TO LET, two or three offices over Clark and Gane'a, 177, Qaeen-street.—Apply T. Harkis. High-street. mo LET, a Three-roomed Cottage X (Famished); also, Two Rooms (Furnished). —Apply Mrs Hyors, opposite Shirley Villa, bottom of Newton Road, TO LET, Office corner of High-street and Vuloan Lane.—Apply to. R. Howe, above L. W. Katon'g. Qqeen-ttreet. 0 LET.—House and Two acres Vol oanio Land, situate on main road, about a mile past Mount Albert, bounded by a splendid crack. and the Whan 'Bus passes the door, and within a few minutes walk of railway station; for a term of sis or twelve months; rent moder ate.—P. V. Kvana, Estate Agent, Queen-fllreet. rpO BE LET, the New Brick Shop, ad -1 joining Mr Brldgman's, in Qaeen-etreet, and now the very best stand for retail trade in Auokland. There are (our rooms for dwelling, with water and gas laid on, Rent low to a eaod tehant,—Apply to R. Hobba. ' t\O LEX, a Family Residence containing X 10 rooms, with suitable outbuildings, on the New North Road: possession given imme dlataly.'-Apply to F. L. Prime, Estate Agent, 28. N Zu Insuranoe Buildings. rpO LET, Handsome and Commodious X Beeidenoe and Grounds, situated In Cnrran-Btreet, Fonßonby.lor a term of Twelve Moaths, during the absenoe of tbe Rev. Mr Kdger in England, The Homo contains Nine Rooms (all Kurnlelied complete), with every ooivenience — wash-house, copper, etc The Grounds (about Three Aores In extent) are very tastefully laid oat. The situation is salubrious, and View unsurpassed. Rent (to a good tenant) very moderate.—D. F. Kvana, Estate Agent. m o ~ l c t. GENTLEMAN'S COMMODIOUS RKSI DHNCK (new) of eight rooms, situated in Prlnoes-etreet, Albert Park. Situation excel lent ; gas and water laid on; plunge and shower baths; convenient dotacliedoffices.-Apply to W. Beaumont, Stab offloe, For Bate. RESIDENCE, Nelson-street, 7 rooms, allotment about 76 x HO, elevated post tion. &800.— F. 6 Ewington. riHAKMING PROPERTY, grooms, \J washhouse, stable, oowthed, Sec, nearly acre of ground tastefully planted, near Mount Men. *700.-F. G. Bwlngton. \\[ ATER FKONTAGES, Ponsonby.— T T I have been favoured with Instructions by Mr Samuel Coombes to sell his property at Ponsonby, comprising several aores, having a view nnsnrpaued for beauty ia that popnlons suburb. The whole has been subdivided into allotmanta to snit pnrohasors, and a plan can be seen at my office.-F. a. nrwlngton. T>OCKY HOOK.—A great portion of AAt ithis property has been sold. Intending purohawra require to be prompt.—F. B, Kwlng ton. FOR SALE, Comfortable Family Kesi denoa in O'Rorke street. Albert Park, oontalilng eight rooms, kitchen, and out-offices; large allotment (lease for OTer 90 years, at low S round rent).— Apply to H. Ashton & Son, 8, lew Zealand Insurance BulUlnga. FOR saLb, in Newton Koad, a com fortable Five-roomed House, with large Allotments and garden.—H. Partington, Honee and Land Agent, Btiohbnry'B Buildings. _ BXIOR SALE (Cheap), 5 Tanks with tape, .17 in good order.—H, S. Canham, Coal and Wood Yard. Symonds-street. TO BAKERS.—For Sale, with immedi ate possession, the Plant and Goodwill of a Baking Business In the Waikato. A snug concern—every appUanoe—business capable of being greatly lnoreased, the position being one ot the beat in the Waikato. To a steady man good at small goods this is a first-rate ohanoe. A very moderate sum required.—Apply to J. Buohanan, Merchant, Auckland; or, J. John son. Cambridge. FOR SALE, with immediate possession, the Goodwill of a Reataurant in Queen etreet, doing a good bnslnoss.—Apply to Mr Aley, Watchmaker, top of .Queen-street, Auok land. ' |1O LET or FOR SALE, that Comfort. I able Family Residence (Mr Leighton's) situated on the Ponsonby Road, near top Franklin Road. The House contains nine rooms, fitted with almost every convenience— gas and water laid bn, bath-room, pantry, cup boards, &c, &0,, wash-house with copper, &o. * Buses pass the door (.very quarter ot an hour. Grand position, magnificent view of olty and harbour.—D. F. Evans. Agent, Qaeen-street, rpIN-LINKD CASES and Counter on 1 Sale (oheap) at Wayte'B. | For continuation.ccc First Paac). Amusements. yiCIOK lAR IFL ES. The Members of all ranks are requested to meet at the Drill shed, with the Artillery Com pany, on SUNDAY MORNING nest, at 10 o'clock. Uniform: Fall dress, with helmets, white glares, and side arms only. OVTKN MAHON, Captain. Tenders. Public Works Office, Auckland, April 28,1882. 11: RITTKN Tenders will be received at V ? this offloe until noon Of MONDAY, Bth May. 1882, for supplying and Delivering Fire wood to the different Departments of the Gene ral Government In Auckland. Tenders must be addressed to the Hon. tbe Minister for Publlo Works, Auckland, and marked ontside, " Ten der for Supplying Firewood." Specifications and conditions of contract oan be seen at this offloe. The lowest or any Tender not neces sarily accepted. ' M Byoommand. w . H . HALES> <* - Dletriot Engineer. rji O BUILDERS. Tendara will be received until noon of the 22nd May, for the Ereotion o£ the Auokland Coffee Pslaoo. R, KSALS & SON, ■ Architects. TO PAINTERS AND PAPKR. HANGERS. Tenders required for Fainting and Papering Two New Siiocs in Queen-street, Onehunga.— Apply on building. ■ TENDERS for the Erection of a Teacher's Home at Maungatoroto will be received. >y the Education Board. Wyndham-etreet, Auokland, until noon of WEDWKbDAY, 17th Hay. 1882. Plan and specification at the Offloe of the Board, and on application to the Chairman of the Dlstriot Sohool Committee, Manngatnroto. For continuation. eeeFirst Pane. Medicai. r |IHE FACT IS NOW ASSURED X THAT INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, CHRONIC BRONOHITIB, ASTHMA, THBOAT AND LOTTO COMPLAINTS, NERVOUS AND WASTING DISEASES are permanently relieved, the worst symptoms arrestod, and a healthy re aotlon produced by AICKIN'S BYRUP OF KUCALYPTU3 WITHHYFUHaOMPHITaa UF LIMH AN IJ QUININK. These great results are owing to the combination of NKRVB AND BRAIN TONICS that lend lnoreased sustaining powers to the invalid, added to which is the SPECIFIC ACTION of the Bnoalyptus on the mucwa mem branes, whereby the air passages are cleared ot unhealthy secretions in a natural manner. Daily evidence is afforded of the per manent resuscitating action of this remedy—so that all who suffer should at onoe make a trial of Its eminent proper ties. The Eucalyptus Syrup Is moderate In price, and within the reach of all who need it. It is a pharmaceutical comblna • tion of tonic alkaloids with hypophos phltoß.and not a secret nostrum, Registered and gazetted under " The Trades Marks" Registration Act," by Graves Aiokin, Tub Pharmacy, Auck land. 'Wholesale Agent 1 Thb New Zealand Drw> Company



... Ldcensingr Meeting. " ANNUAL LICENSING MEETING.' ..Notlco is hereby given that the Anuuul Mootlno; of the undermentioned Licensing Oonmiltlees will be held at the hour of Noon, on the dates, and at tho Places sot forth horeunder opposite the names of each respectively, for the purpose of taking into consideration all applications for oeril noates for encn Licenses as by tho Licensing Act, 1881, are.authorised to be granted by the tunter mentioned Lloenßlng Committeea. and the renewal, transfer, or removal of suoh Lioenies:— ■ Name of Committee. Date o^eetlng. plftOe> • Auckland North Monday, sth June Temperance Hall, Aibertetraet Auckland South Tuesday, 6th June •«. James's HallTw eilington-it. Auckland Auokland East Wednesday, 7th June Police Court, High-street, Auckland ""noil • Friday, 9th June Borough Connoll Chambers, Parneli J?°. a° daturday, 3rd June Oonrt-House, Wade iakapuna Saturday. Srd June Oevonport Hall, Devonport - . m waitakßrei Friday, 2nd June Archibald Hepburn's Store, Walparetra • Walkomiii Friday, 2nd June Pnbllo cohoOl. Walkomiti Karangahape Friday. 2od June erimitive Methodist BohoolPitt-st., Newton irafton Koad Saturnay, 3rd Jnne Vosloyan Schoolroom, Giafton Road Jewmarket Monday. sth June Publlo Hall. Newmarket . ': iemuera Kriday, 2nd June Chutoh of England Schoolroom, Remnera Mount Roßklll Tuesaay. 6th June Whau Public School Mount Wellington Wednesday, 7th June Panmure Pabllo School ArohHlll Friday, 9th Juno Kosldonco ot John Jones, Great North Boad ' (ewton Friday. Bth Jnne Warnonk's Boap Works, Cox's Creek i Ponsonby Saturday, 10th Jnne t'onsonhy Hall ,* ffonnt Albert Saturday, 10th Juno Publlo Hall, Mount Albert Mount Kdon Saturday, 10th June Mount Kden Public Sohopl J. B. STONIty, Clerk of Licensing Commit tpf 8.



Public Notices. —- _ _ _ _ _ An OMNIBUS will leave Lendrnm's Yard for the Epsom Entertainment TONIGHT (Friday), at 7 o'clock, returning after it is over. XpARLY CLOSING. PUBLIC NOTICE. The various Tradesmen in and around the Dlstrlot of Newton have, at a General Meeting convened for that purpose, a(?reodto Cloaa their respective places of Business at Seven o'clock p.m. (Saturdays osceptod) on and after MON DAY, the Bth of May, 1832. Tho co-operation oC the public la requostcd by making their pur chases before that honr, J. warren. Chairman, R. FRENCH, Beoretary. O. UARRETT, Treasurer, /~kUJSEN'S HOTEL, — NOTICE, v* Now Bhootlng Season is near at hand, Gentle men visiting the Country on Shooting Excur sions will find good Accommodation at the above Hotel, and Dlonty of waste, land for shooting over, and Horses to let on Hire. J. MORRISON, Pokeno, April 19,1883. Proprietor. F. J. MOSS]. [W, F. O'SULUVAN] FJ. MO S 8 & CO., * LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, SHOIITiAND-BTHKKT. WE HAVre FOR BALE a large number ot PKOPERTIKB in TOWN and COUNTKY, of which fall particulars may be obtained on application. ■ • MONEY TO LEND on Leasehold or Free hold Security at Current Rates of Interest. WE ALSO INDENT for Implements, Ma chinery, or Goods ot any description, through our Agents—Meaara H. 8. King & Co., of Cornhill, London—whose large connection and long experience enables us to offer the bcßt terras to those who may favour us with business.—F. J. MOSS & Co., Land and Estate Agents, Shortland-street. Q X P M A N HOME. Gentlomen wishing to form an Orchestra, for performance of the May Queen," are requested to send In their names (stating Instrument) to the Secretary St. Matthew's Choir. ■\TOTICE. — Tho Partnership hitherto 131 existing between Mm Knight and Mrs Tarpley has this day been Dissolved by mutual consent, and Mrs Knight's bualirag will in future be carried en at her old stand In the Market. All outstanding Debts to be paid to her only, and all orders for her to ba sent to the City Market. FARNELL RATEPAYERS.—Look out tor Councillor John Mullins, who is Can vasateg tor Drainage and Water I . PARNELL RATKPAYERS.—Beware of the Plunge Baths 1 and Plunge Loans 1 CounoDlor John, beware of Clause 68 in the Act I jj-t A IO £10,0011 LENT on Building 3&-lAf Society principles, or on other*' -mi ko suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses bnilt on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties for sale on th page. Blxperoent allowed on money deposited for Investment.— a Williamson. Land, Estate and Financial Anent Voloan Lane. I.QUOR XJSA COMPANY, LONDON. a Value, Little Dorrlt ... ~ .. Ss Plotorlal Family Woißhlp .. ...7a Valentine Vox .. - ~ .. 6s. ■ Parlour Menagerie _ - -Be 8d Vnole Tom's Cabin .. .. -. fia , • And thousands to select from. Any ot these Handsome Books given away with THREE LBS. OF LI-QUOR TBA (3/8,2/8,3/ per lb). W. 8. COLLINS, Agent. PABNBLL, Auokland, TXBUS-SIBIOILY CASH. AUCKLAND COLLEGE AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL. LIBRARY. All Former Scholars and others having In their possession Books belonging to this Library are requested to return them before Mayf. JOHN JAMK3, Seoretary. ■REGISTRY FOR SERVaNTS.-J. JLXi Gordon has opened a Registry for Ser vant* In connection with his grocery business in Pitt-street, and trusts, through Mb integrity, &&, to merit a fair share of patronage,-John Gordon. npHE NEW KUII,I)ING SOCIETY. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMA NENT BUILDING, LAND AND INVEST MENT BOOIKTY OF AUCKLAND, OOHNEB OF QUKKN-STRKKT and VUMAN LANE. All classes are invited to take np Investing Shares, payments weekly, Interest remunera tive. LOANS grunted on security ot Freehold or Leasehold Property for the purpose of Buxnra, Bdildinb, Sco., In sums of £20 to £5000, repay able—tor every £100 advanced—at tho folio wing scale, by weekly, monthly, or quarterly tastal mentsi— ...._■ t .; Repayments Per il Repayments Per oxtondliiff over Week, extending over Week. B. d. I I yean _ 1610 7 years «. S3 1 years _ 12 6 8 years - 7 b 6 years - 10 61| 10 years - 6 8 SPECIAL FACILITIES are given to Bor rowers for paying off part principal money and roduoing weekly payment, or the whole sum may be paid off at any time—the Society grant ing Tf.TWgglT. DISCOUNT. GEORGE FRASER, Manager. FREDE, WHITE HEAD'S RETAIL TEA ADVERTISEMENT, . FINEST CHINA TEA SOTINGS. 1/4 Per lb. Seleoted from the London" market, and re markably oheap. Gives a strong, thick, and pungent liquor. CHOICEST PURE FIRST CROP BROKEN PANYONG CONGOU. This Tea for value In the cup Is worth ponca nor pound more money. Prioe, 1/8 per lb. The like rarely oomes into this market. A SPLENDID DARJEELING FLAVOURED MLXTURBjjtaaranteed a blend of Pure India and Ofßa Teas. Prioe, 1/8 per lb. "TEA, KUBAOSDINARir The ready saJB this Tea commands prdves It worthy the name. Prioe, 2/pet lb. "FAMHiY MIXTURE.' A blend of extra highly oured first crop India and China Teas; will carry well, and Im prove with lengthened brewing In the cot, and prove Itself an eoonomio high-class Family Tea. Prioe, ' 2/0 per lb, "VERY RICH DEEP BROWN TEA." A combination ot some of the pnreßt, the strongest, and the richest flavoured Teas B^™ imported. Give it a trial. Prioe, 8/per lb. DO BOXES "FOOK OAN PEKOE TEA.' About the Finest Importation ot the Season. Prioe, 23/ per box, Fredk. Whitehead, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TEA DEALER, VtOTOUIA-BTHEBT. AUCKLAND. AUSTRIAN BENTWOOD Cane Chairs, Austrian MQ'n^'iSw'BentwoodOane Couches ana 123. Qoeen-Btwet. Austrian Bentwood Cane Rooking Chain. WALNUT DRAWING ROOM SUITES In imcSkXStSSt BUk, Tapestry, Rep. and Ore -128, Queen-street. wJlnnV Tables, What nota and Canterbury s. MAHOGANY, CEDAB Rimu, and Kauri Din 123, Uuoon-Btreet. Ha]roloth^ Ma Amerioaa Cloth. IRON HaU-Tester Bod steads, Iron French Bed iiffi. 0* wyiMii, gteafl. 1™ stump B«d ---m.Qneen-Btreet.|3^ £™ dhalt Bedsteads. Iron Cota.. —: TJATENT SPrina-SKS ■ t IBHRAL DISCOUNT to „ JJ Gash Purchasers. All T. fc H. OOOKE, gwfa delivered free In town, 133, Queen-street. Catalogues post froo on appll cation, , ~ KDROOM. FURNITURB In Choloe Mottled Kauri,



Public Notices. , 1W" O T I 0 E. I will not bo responsible for any debta Con tracted in ray name, without my written order, ' after this date. JAMEB , PAIiMB b, Late of Albion Hotel, April 27th. 1883. Hobson-atreet. As in g I n,g CLASS ; will be opened by PROFESSOR OAIIdJAU. In the Christiana" Meeting Howe, Cook-street, On TUESDAY. May 2nd, At 1 SO. :A Fee i Ladies, 6s j Gents, 10s 6d per Quarter. • V Wife, MAEY AHNIK Akmitage/ having, on her own will, left her home, ' hereby give notioo that I will not be responsi ble far any Debt or Debt* she—my wite—m*y .; ; oontraot after this date.—W. Armltage. Wells- i 'TM ford, Pore Albert.-Aprll 20.1882. ■ HEAP MILIISERY,-Velvet Bate? from 3s 9a; Trimmed Hats, from 4a"6a: Satin and Velveteen, 2s 0(1 yard.-Mrs White head, Milliner, Karangahape Road. ■ ri/l R. NEVILLE ROSS will form ia JX Class for LafliOß. Centrnl room. Terms. ' ■: "$i 'en shillings ser month. Pupils will assemble ■ uoßdsyß and Thursdays, from 8 to 8 p,m — . Apply by letter Klden Villa, Kngland-sireet, • Ponsonby. . ' ' ; '" TH N T Is R TAINMENT, PARNELL JGi HALL. TUESDAY EVENING, MAY^ftttj-.' ; . Tho?. Macffariane. Esq., in th» cha.tr.' An Entertainment will be given by Scholar* and Friends ot the ParneliPreabyteiian Sunday: school on above date. Doors open at 1; oom- ' jnenoa at 7.30 o'clock. ; " . I Tickets. 1b each, those for children half-price, - may beobtatned at Mrs Gilbert's, Parneli, fcom -"M Mr Loßoy. or any of the Trustees, * ' , • _. . < : T>ER "EVENING STAR.' Mr Bditor: Blr,—l Challenge all Opponents of Local Knterprise. ba who they may, to Produoa any Foreign Compound for Dyspepsia or Indl gestlon equal to ,rx!'. ■■ ' BOBIiBT'S DIHKBTIVK MKAti for Poise & or Porridge im DIGESTIVE BROWN BREAD, and DIGESTIVE BISCUITS - •->■■- i J. KOBLEYTiHi^GKmr.STBBiBT.: ; * m '- ' ■ . '~ oijj Board and Kesldenoe. ,' % BOARD and RESIDES CX at Birken head, Northooto, a few minutes walk '■ rom new wharf .—Apply Mr MoMaster, Draper. BOARD AND RESILIENCE for one or two Go'ntlemen at Kenllwerth House, Vincent-street. Terms as agreed upon. Beard and Residence \J (double and single rooms), five minutes* walk from Post-offioe.-Mrs Wightman. Eden Cresoent. ■ jy ~\si lOMKORTaHLB: Uoara and Residence.. Vv <J Terms moderate.-Address. MrsOuthberV Norfolk House, throe doors from Meeting house, Cook-street, i .W ODGINGS at Brighton. Parneli, for man and his wife.— Mil Norrle, Wjnyawi. street, Brighton Road. ■'■ ; f..-; f^tOVERNOK BKOWNB HWJSL, V3T HOB3ON-STRKKT, '■■':-. Board awd Lodging ..29s pet Week SmsLßKoou „„___ _..26a. . S Lost and Found. ■ LOST, on or about the 19 th instant, a Lug-sail.—The finder will be rewarded on returning the same to W. Bottany, Ponsonby toad. ■ •■■••. ■ ' . ■ ■ ~ ■ ■ ■/ ■ : . EiOUMD, a Dingy, owner can have tne same by paying expenses,—Apply J.Grey . KdenOrescent. | ■ ■ 't ■. , : JIUUfID, a White Parrot, with a little pink about face and neok.—Apply this OfflCOa ,: TjiOUNDja Brown Cow; face and belly -U white; no brand.—Apnly to Alexander ' Thomson, Farmer, Tamaki VToat. «•*•"""» liH) UN D, in the hardour to-day; a D1 °CT. 6 feeUn length, stamped J. Key. oloa.—Owner can have same on application to Captain J. McKoozle, Deputy Harbourmaster. . Corporation Wot ices. niTY OF AUCKLAND,, DRAINAGE WORKS IN GULT.V BSTWEBN GKBY AND VIKCEKT-&TBEK1B. ■ DRAINAGE WOBBB TOBT-STEKBT lAN*. The City Council wiU receive separate Ton ders until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY, May i. tot Works M above, in tormsof specifications, plan, and conditions, to be viewed at the office of the ' 31ty Surveyor, Council Chambore. High-street, * The Council do not bind themielveß to accept * any Tender. Tenders to be endorsed res pectively for tho work tendered for. '- ■■■■■■■<■■ P. A. PHILIPS, TownQerk. Town Clerk's Offloo, April 26.1882 . 1 "' ■ ■ , v J Auctions. ' ■ ' ■■■■'' ' ■ Wi 8i COCHBANK], |JAB, DACRS 1 MONDAY, MAT 1, HOUSEHOLD FDRNIIUKE, &0., . AT TfiK '. ■> \ •NAVAL DEPOT, DEVONPORT, THE snbßcribeis wiU sell at the Naval DopOt, Devoaport, on Monday, May Ist, at 11 o clock. The wnole ot the household KURM TURB and IEKFKOTa of the late Mr H. Webber, indudlng a large number of ' Carpenter's and Jolner*B Tools, Mottled . " M Kauri, fto., &O. SAMUEL COOHRANE ft SON, Auctioneers. W. S. OOOHBAMKJ ; JAft DACB» MONDAY, MAY 8. , • DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, Grey-street, near Pitt-street. mHE Subscribers will Bell, at their Rooms, JL Fort-street, on Monday, Bth May, at W ooiookf ■-..-'. , - • That COMFORTABLE FAMILY KRBI DENCH!, lately oooupied by Mr Bobert Home, aituated in jho Side Street just off the Jnnotion it Grey and Pitt streets. The HOUSE ißirifirst-rateorderthroughout Contains 10 good rooms; gas laid on and fitted with Venetian Blinds and every convenience; bath-room, wash house with Copper Boiler, etc It la built on substantial Brick Basement, tfee roof being elated. The GROUNDS have a large frontage of 140 feet, well-laid out with Flowem 5 and. Trees, and all thoroughly well- \ drained; Paths asphalted.1 * ■ The VIEW is extensive, and the sltnatlon, ■/% besides being pleasant and retired, is : ■ close to tho bußinesa parts ot the city. -. :■ ' Land Transfer Title. " For further particulars and iafennatfon, • , apply to SAMUEL COCHRAStK & SON* Auctioneers. Crown Lands Office. -'■•'■':'■ 23th April, 188*. I HEREBY notify that the Suburban land mentioned to the Bcho<Jnle herenoaer will be offered for Sale by Public Auction at ' ■' this office, en MONDAY, the 29th day of I!ay ■ next, at the honr of 11 o'clock in the foretooa. r D. A. TOLE, « Commissioner of Crown Lands. MANUKAU OOONTSV Suburbs of Tcakau. a s iii' ia a o (Continued, m Fourth P<^e.)