item not more than a few■ ha-dsful-and tbn"proto t0 ltoVo found w.mtrepresented from seventeen to tw nty-two bodiesi; but ft is impossible to estimate the number of the dead as many wore doubtless entirely consximeA- A mineral F«re.' A better funeral pyre than the first sleeper could not have beeu constructed. I was a compact heap o! billets of wood, dotting, bedding, and human bodies, saturated with the oil from the lamps in the cirs The dead bodies and human remains were sent to Los Augelos. LOS AKOELES, January 22.~Xhc number of victims of. the Tehachapi disaster ba boon reduced to twelve, but probably two more may bo added to that. John F.Cipcll.wbo was in one of the sleepers, tcstifiea as follow?, his statement vein" similar in substance to that of all who escaped from the sleeping-cars : " Some time this morning 1 awoke and aroused ray wife • told bet that the train was moving very fust, to calm her fear?. I said they always run fast running down the, Teha chapifirade. Sbe remarked that In this case we wero going backwards, and with that she sat up and I also. Bbc threw aside the curtains, and with that came the crash I think I w;n insensible for a few minutes. When 1 recovered my senses I found I was under tha cur. I worked my wav to where I thought my wife was. I found that one of the berths had knocked me senseless, and supposed the same had killed my wife. She was jammed underneath a seat in the car. I did my best to fiud if she was conscious, bat iound she was nut. I tried to get the mattress from under Ifer, so as to get her out, but was unable to do so. I then worked myself back and got buck ten or twelve feet, when I found tUat I was liemmcd in with the debils I then worked .my way back to where I supposed my wife was, I haviog left hei'to my light. I worked forward m that direction, when I met the lire. I then return^ to the side of the car and forced myself to the side of ray wife, and found that the bed sbe was. lying on was on hre. I then went back to where I was before, and then Mr Tilton caught me by the foot, and they had to dig the rocks away to get me out. The last of my recollection?, Mr Porter Ashe and Mr MeKenzie helped Mr Tiltotfto get me out, Miss Squirc3, who ' was opposite to me and unhurt, begged so piteously for aid that I told them to go and try to get her out, but they couldnot; after which I heard her choke and die. I know nothing further of the cause of the accident. H. A. Oliver, who was in the section opposite to me, wus killed." Tha remains of Miss M, E. Squires were identified by the newsboy, Harry Connor, who saw her burning to a crisp before bis eyes,* whila ho was unable to answer her cries of distress, Mis 3 Squires was on her , way to visit her sister at Sie:ra Madreva, f A Mr McCullen went yesterday morning f> to the depot at San Gabriel to receive her, when he waa told by the railroad station agent that only a slight acci dent had occurred on the summit, and that the train was delayed a few hours. The remains of the un fortunate young girl was very small, JMthing being left but a mass of charred flesh, which was sowed up ia a satin sacK about a foot long, and placed in a regular coffin. A charred body ; on which was found a gold watch, at first supposed to be the body of Mrs Downey, on account of thelatter's bracelets being found near at the time. It has since been proved not to be her body, but it is still unidentified. . The discovery was made by the teeth haying gold filling, while Mrs Downey's were known to have ocen perfectly sound. ' It is probable that her remains never will be discovered1. H. P. Ashe saved the life of his wife and maid, and also that of Governor Downey. i"Mr Ashe lo3t §1700 iv greenbacks, besides baggage and clothing, Whtn the acci« 'dent occurred he found the car windows above him and opened them. In gcttin£: his wife out she fell tlirov.gh another window, but was saved. A.sho heard a voice calling for help frow beiow, and ietching down he assisted ex-Governor Downey to got out. , The Governor was S3 dazed by he shock that he has hardly auy recollection of the disaster, and was totally unable _to save his wife or render her g,ny assist ance. Ihe passengers who escaped from the sleepers were only protected by their night clothes. The night was bitter cold, and they built fires, and got some blankets from the mail car, and used mail bags for pro tectioa until mote blankets were procured from some houses near by. The two rear cars ktpt the track after the wreck of the forward portion. , i

THAMES VALLEY AND ROTORUA RAILWAY.

~ « Annual Meeting of ShareliolUers. j The first annual meeting of the 1 Lames Valley and Kotorna Railway Company was held tbis afternoon. Fully halt-an-hour elapsedtbefore the required quotum of 25 could be obtained. Dr J. h. Campbell oc cupied the chair. AMHOAIi REPORT. The annual report, which was submitted, shewed :—The report taking up the pro gress of the Company's affairs since the Issue of interim report in September last, states that the survey of of both sections has been completsd, and that immediate action will be taken in issuing the first contracts for the formation of the line. Satisfactory arrangements have been con clnded with the largest landholders through whose properties the line passes, as to the terms of cession of the land required, the fencing the line and ether matters pertain ing thereto. The first necessary instal ment of plant bas been ordered from Home, and will arrive in time to meet all contract requirements. The price at which the rails •have been purchased has been 9s 6d per ton, within the engineer's estimate. They express themselves hopeful of coming to a mutually beneficial arrangement with the native owners o£ land, and state that circumstances prevented their making_ a personal inspection of the whole line as in tended. Appended to this document was the re port of Messrs Stewart and Hunter, Civil •Engineers, Auckland, on the engineering position of the undertaking. After detail ing the vations steps which have been taken in the survey of the line and fixing of the route, the report concludes:— ''We would only add that the work of surveys and ex ploration, if it has been a laborious and costly one, has succeeded in securing a line which, although it is located for half its length in mo3t difficult country, is yet of an exceptionally favourable nature for con sttuotion, and one that can be made for far under the average cost ot the flew Zealand railways." , The Chairman, in moving the adoption of the report, said the work which they had undertaken was one cf local .patriotism, although, also one of great importance to the whole colony ; very few of the shareholders owned any part of the land through which the rail way passed. When they remembered] tha value of the springs in iiu.opo, tliev would recognise tint the opeuing of the Thermal Springs at Kotorua would be of thu greatest importance to Auckland. Our neighbours in the sister colonies had been looking contemptuously at us that we Should allow such au innate source of wealth and attraction as the Kotorua Lakes 'to lie dormant and undeveloped so long, and that no steps had bsen taken to render them available. They were waiting to send their cick and invalidn here. When the sale ot the townnblp lots took place last year, tun promoters of this company [ saw it would be a township en paper only unless some nitons of transit wore provided, and they accordingly is»ued their prospec. tus. The freight now was Id per pound, but when the railway was completed goods would be delivered there to cheaply that the township would rise t.a if by the stroke of the enchanter's wand. The suivey of the firat section wai now completed and con • tractsforitwouldsoonbelei. Concerning the second section, the Directors were now in correspondence with the government to do their duty in a work which should have been a State one, and not left to private indi viduals to accomplish. The adoption of the report waa then agreed to. Dibectoes,—The following gentlemen were elected directors: —Dr Campbell, Captain Daldy, Messrs J. M. Clark, Pea cock, Thos. Morrin, P Comiskey, McLean, Joseph Howard, Halcorabe. Auditors. — Messrs John Milne and John Waymouth were elected, at a ro . numeration of ten guineas each. The meeting concluded with a vote of thanks to the chairman. *

A man named Dick, employed at the Albert Hotel, fell through the verandah skylight oEfethat building this afternoon. Before reaching the pavement he dropped on top of another person, whose name we believe is Tobias. Dick was only slightly "iinjurea, but the other man suffered veiy severely. He was led away by some friends. "We have not yet heard the exact extent of thl injuries leceived.

CABLEGRAMS.

RKUTER'S TELEGRAM, (deceived March B—noon.) Mil GLADSTONE AND PUBLIC BUSIN' SS. LONDON, March 5. la the House of Commons to-day, Mr Gladstone, in replying to a qiiestion, stated that it was not possible to lix until after tlie Easter recess, a date upon which tho debate on the Affirmation in Lieu of Oath Hill could commence, A COLONIAL BISHOP'S APPEAL. Dr. Thornton, Bishop of Ballarat, speak ing at the Mausion llouso to-day, made an urgent appeal to the English public for suppott to carry ou the work of his diocese. THE BRITISH WITHDRAWAL FROM EGYPT. LONDON, March 6. In reply to a question put to him in too Hcmse of Commons to-day, Mr Gladstone stated tliat tho British troops will be with, drawn iiom Kgypt when the purposes for ■which they were sent there are achieved. Till that is done it is not possible to fix v date for their withdrawal.

(SPECIAL TO TIUCSS ASSOCIATION,) (Received Bth, 1.25 p.m.) CAREY BXPiLLED FROM DUBLIN COUNCIL. LONDON, Match 6. James Carey, who was arrested on tbo charge of being concerned in tho Jfhconix Park murders, hits been oxpellcd from tho Dublin Council. THIS KISIiNG IN SOUDAN. Tho Egyptians have defeated El Mahdi. AFFAIRS IN THE TRANSVAAL. Mr Gladstone has stated that England has no power to protect the natives against attacks by the Boers, except that of moral suasion. The official resident in the Transvaal will be withdrawn next year.

AUSTRALIAN.

(Keceived Match 8, 1140 a.m.) THE VICTORIAN LOAN FLOATED. MELBOURNE, this day. An offic'al telegram from london, dated 6th March, announces that the total ten ders for tbo Victorian loan of £3,400,000 amounted to £3,900,000. Tenders at 100J and upwards will receive in full, and ten ders at two shillings premium will receive two per cent, of allotment. Tho tenders averaged three shillings and sixpence pro mium. Two tenders alone were for a mil lion each. There were in all 510 tenders. Government wcro obliged to give a. pledge that tho limit of the July loan should l>3 two millions. (Keceived March Bth, 2.30 p.m.) THE NiSW VICTOUIAN MINISTRY. MELBOURNE, this day. It ia expected that Mr Service will to-day complete the formation of a new Ministry. It is expected to include- Messrs Berry, Kerferd, Gillies, Tucker, liangridgc, Dea kin, and Anderson. RESIGNATION OF THE VICTORIAN MINISTRY. MELBOURE, March 7. Sir Brvan O'Loghlen to-day tendered to the Governor tho resignation of himself and his colleagues. His .Excellency has since charged Mr Service with the formation of a new Minis'ry. In the Legislative Assembly, to-day, Mr Cooper was appointed Chairman of Committees. THE BISHOP OF ADELAID T. '"ADELaIDK, March 7. 'Ihft cnthronization of Dr. Konyon took place to-day at the Anglican Cathedral, and was performed with great ceremony. TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION INTERRUPT *,v. ADELAIDE, March 7. Telegraphic communication with Europe has not yet been restored. PROPOSED ANNEXATION OF NEW GUINEA. BKISBA&E, March?. The Queensland Government have for warded a despatch to Uarl Derby, Secre tary of State for the Colonies, urging the desirability of the annexation* of New Guinea by Great Britain, and undertaking to accept the responsibility connected-with the government of that island, and main tenance^: order. NEW S3UTH WALES POLITICS. SIDNEY, March 7. * Mr McElhone has been re-elected for the Fpper Huuter, hid former constituency.

SCINTILLATIONS.

Government Have granted 1400 to Mount Cook Head Board for construction of roads around Mount Cook. Arcbdeacon Edwards of Dunedineuggests that the Home Government be asked to pass an Act giving power to arrest abscond ing husbands in the Colonies. Another^earthquake in Wellington on 2nd inst. £35,054 14a lOd in Thames Savings Bank at 31 December last. Next meeting of the New Zealand Univer sity Senate, takes place at Nelson in February 1884. A bill -will be introduced into next ses sion of Parliament to help the Geraldine County Council to irrigate the South Can terbury Plains. With a view to expediting business, Gis borne Town ConnciUora are prohibited from smoking at meeeungs before 10 p.m. Thus all their meetings " end in smoke." Key. J. Hill has been recorded a warm Masonic welcome by the brethren and friends of Lodge Sir Walter Scott, at the Thames.

ABBOIT'S OPERA HOUSE.

Mr F. Maccabe'B Entertainment. Never before has Auckland been visited by a public entertainer with a name more famous in theatrical annals than that of Mr F. Maccabe, and the fact that his fame bad preceded him hero was testified by the crowded andience at Abbott's Opera House last evening. Tho "monologue" arli=t, aa a quiet-looking, gentlemanly elderly man, andthegenial manner in which a9it were, he takes the audience into his con fidence, at once establishes a warm sympathy between the entertainer and the entertained. Mr Maeeabe's entertainment consists, for the most part, of the representation of a series of social types, each personation being really an excellent ' portraiture of the character it is intended to i represent. lhe changes of costume are [ performed in a marvellously Bhort space of time. La3t evening Mr Maccabe consumed but 32 seconds ia.metamorphosing himself from a quiet old gentleman in swallow tail and white tie, to a plump dashing damsel attired in the height of fashion. Bur, the great charm of the entertainment is the per fect autonomy ot all the characters, ihe entertainer succeeds in sinking his own identity completely in each, and in evqly iDg a dozen or more totally distlnot per sonages, each in every respect true to nature, and evidently the result of careful studies from life. Amount his most amuslog characters are "The Fas cinating Fellow," "Drawing Room Fine Lady," "The After Dinner Speaker," "The Lancashire Lad," and "Romance and Keality." The latter is perhaps the most clever. Mr Maccabe first appears »s a trunk-hosed, feather-capped, languishing troubadour of the Middle Ages,and dolef u"y strums his guitar as he sirgs a plaintive love eong to his mistress. This is the "Komance." The " Keality" is a trouba dour of the 19th century-a poor, ragged outcast, wheezy but philosophical, shoeless, but proud of belouging to the musical "purfesjion." Bis description of how he "tips the "igher horders the flute," and •'the lower horders the tin whistle," and his instructions in the art of getting "houtthe 'igh note" are redolent with the spirit of true comedy. Perhaps, however, the most wonderful portion of the entertainment v the ventriloquism. Without the aid ot moustaches to conceil the movements of the llpa or the orthodox puppets with moving mouth?, Mr Maccabe gives a remarkably clever and mystifying ventriloquial enter tainment. He is also an excellent pianist, and most of his songs are written and com posed by himself. Prcs3 of mail news pre vents us giving a largtr notice of the enter tainment in this issue. A repetition of last night's programme is announced for this evening, and we can confidently re. commend all who desire an hour or two'a freedom from " dull care " te look in at the Opera House. iA .

TELEGR AMS.

! (Fbom our Own C(.jrk&pokde]st.) THAMB.S, this day. A fire broke out at the Bendigo Hotel, j but was promptly extinguished by the I Shortlaud Fire Brigade. The loss of Mr Syme?, the occupior, is covered by insur ance in the Victoria Company. CAMBRIDGE, this day. Mrs Wilson, wife of Major Wilson, died this afternoon at her residence, at the early age of 28, after a prolonged illness, Mrs Wilson was of pure Maori extraction— partly of i\j»atimanui triba of Tarnnaki, and partly of JNgatihua of Waikato—and is related to To Ngakau and Titokowaru, the celebrated chief and ■\yarrior of TaraaakL Since taking up her residence in Cambridge with hor husband, many years ago, she has taken a prominent part in charitable matters in the district, and has made many friends among all classes, who will now miss her from their midst, RUSSEL., this day. Heavy rain fell last night and continues to-day, with easterly wind, NEW PLYMOUIH, this day. At 2,30 p.m. to day an accident occurred at the harbour works. The foreman fitter got jammed between a locomotivo and a truck, and was badly hurt about the side. WELLINGTON, this day. The Hon. C, H, Bromby, of Tasmania, leaves here for Auckland on Friday, where ho will deliver a lecture on " The English in Ireland." The Government steamer Stella has gone to !\ elson, and as soon as necessary arrange ments tire completed, Te Whiti and Tohn will embark and be taken to Opuuake, whence they will proceed to Parihaka. H. M.S. tfspicjjlo arrived here early this morning. NA PI Eli, this day. FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDKNT. Mr Ben Smith, a well-known architect, formerly of Wellington, while crossing the railway bridge this morning at Waipawa was run over by a train and killed. De ceased was seen by the driver to hold on by the girders as the train approached, but while it was passing it is thought he must have become giddy and fell forward, Mr Smith was superintending the erection of a large mansion for J. Harding, Mount Veraon, of which be was architect.

CHRISTCHURCH, this day. DAMAGED CROPS IN CANTER. BURY.

The " Times" this morning sajs : -" Our South Canterbury correspondent has gone over the district and made a careful calcu lation of the damage to the crops by the re cent wot weather. The reault of his inspec tion and inquiries is that he sets down the loss in Geraldine County at £21,058, and in Waimate County at £27,969, total £49,057. A. pood deal of this he states is solely owing to the carelessness or parsimony of farmers themselves in threshing from tho " stooks," instead or stacking their crop when ready.

DUNJSDIN, this day. Arrived : Oiivo Ttrarlow, from Now

SPORTING.

Wanganui Races. WANGANUI, tbis day. For the A»tunm Meeting, held to-day, thero was splendid weather. The course was in good order, but heavy going., There was a good attendance. Wancuhui. Dekby, of lOOsoys. Owen's Famo, Sat 51b 1 Fedwood's Paerera, Sst stb 2 Hateley's Landseer, Sst 51b 3 Twelve started, Last Chance, True Blue, and the Orphan being scratched. A splendid race, Fame, the favourite, coming through well at the finish, and winning by about a length, the others all well up. Time, 2 minutes 474«5th seconds. Hurdle Hack, 75sors. Fve started. Christian scratched. Stephen's Diomedes, lOst 81bs ... 1 Keith's Keform, lOat Slbs 2 Pollock's New Veur, lOst Slba ... 3 New Year was the favourito throughout, Timo, 4mins 52 2-sta sees. Wanganui Cup Handicap of £500. Dh~ tance, two and a quarter miles. Local betting on the Wanganni Cap was rather brisk to-day. Tbe following prices were quoted at 1.30 p,m. :— 5 to 4 King Quail (off) 5 to 2 Hailstorm ftknj 4 to 1 St. Clair (tkn) 6 to 1 Fame (tkn) 8 to 1 Orphan (tkn) 10 to 1 JLeoaata (tkn)

SIMONSEN'S OPERA.

11 Boccaccio" was repeated to a rather thin house at the Theatre .Royal last evening,' Offenbach's celebrated opera bouffe, " The Brigand*," with Miss Martina Simonsen as Diorella, is announced for this evening.

AUCKLAND SHAREMAKKET.

March 8, 1883. flank of N.Z.-Sellera. C 23 7a 6d Auckland uas-£8 17s 6d; burora, £S 17a 6J ; calhre, *9 2a6d Union Sash & Door—Sailors £9 15s Fisher and Co.—Huyers, 10s 61 D jep i evel—sj Bd, 63 lOd; buyern, S)Bd ; refers, S3 lOd Pilnoa Imtorlal—69*; bajera. 58': SfHfH, 59j Hand of Kr.eadohln—anyora, 39 Bd;ealle>p, 3j lOd Uarcs—.'. uytrs, 8i 01; sellera, 9j 3d JOjBPH NXWMAK. Chairman.

We are compelled to hold over oucfeport of cases at tbe Resident Magistrate's Court until to-morrow, The poll in connection with the New market licensing Committee takes place on the 10th. instant (Saturday), and not on the 18th as previously stated. On the Ist instant a star of great bright' ness was seen with the naked eye at, noon day, in the north-west quarter of the heavens, by Cbrittchurch people. It is rot said whether it is a portent of the approach ing great storm. Some turtles' eggs are said to have been picked out of 2ft of solid limestone reck in a cutting at Milang, South Australia, Two of them when opened, contained young tor ties, fully formed and alive. It is known that the stone has been in the same posi tion for 40 years. Tbe fountain in the Albert Park having been fixed in position, tbe water was turned on this afternoon to test it when the appa ratus worked satisfactorily. The fountain is of iron, and painted red, but the inten tion Is to have it bronzed. Mr Seaman, as Keturning Officer, re ceived at Henderson this day the nomina tions of Meßsrs Albert Beetbam, John McElwa'n, Joseph Perkinaob, John Smyth, and Henry William Stebbing, for the Waitakerei Licensing Commitiee, and declared those gentlemen duly elected. At a subsequent meeting, called by the Re turning Officer for 1 p.m., Albert Beetham, Esq., J.P., was elected chairman, and a transfer of license granted for the Oratia Hotel, Henderson, from Eeoiy W. Steb bing to Arthur Edward Beard, the license having already been temporarily- traog. fenced!,' Superintendent Thomson received a letter this morning from Dr. Msckellar, Hospital Surgeon, stating that if it was in. tended to take the depositions of the man Carroll, injured in a quarrel with Mrs Breen, it would be advisable to have them taken at once. Naturally inferring that the man was dying, Mr Thomson gave the necessary instructions So Detective Walker, who proceeded to the Hospital at once with Mr W. Lane, Justice of the Peace, Mr Carroll was found seated oh his bed, his appearances cer tainly not indicating immediate dissolu I tion," In answer to the usual questions, he said he was not dying, and had no inten tion of dying. On the contrary, he was getting better, Under the circumstances, the justice and detective were unable to execute tbe object of their mission, and consequently returned to town.

T3f& AUCKLAND EVENING STJk THUKSDAY, MaRCH B.



Corporation Notices. piTY OF AUCKLAND. Is hereto given that MOOBK-STKEKT (SAST) 13 CLOSED FOR TRAFFIC during ropaire. P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clarlr. * Town Clerk's office, Moron 8.1893.



I Wanted. WANTKD, a respectable Boy.—Apply T. H. Keealnpr. Watchmaker and Jewollor, Victoria-street Jiaat. WANTED, a Laundress.—Mrs Alfred Buckiand, Newmarket. t, > ASTjBI', Boys to tun the "Observer." * * —Apply office, S o'clock Friday (to j morrow). __ WANTED] a (aid, from 14"to 17 years ot orb, In a family o£ two.—Apply to Mrs Jones, Ironinonnßr. Rlohmond Horn). ANTKD, at Hannaford's Auckland Keßlstrjr (estsbllsbed 18G3), Generals nt Albor); waaoo, Us. . WANTKD, at 11 annafords Auckland Rnglatry (oßtabllßhod 1803), a Yontß Man to ml k und drivf. ANT_L\~at Hannaford's Auckland rtoglstrf (established 1863), Houa - kecpor (WnlkatD) ! __ ANTED, at llannatord'a Auckland Roalatrs (oßtabllßhed 186?). SO Qenurala. WANMD. a strona Girl.—Apply at Duvhy's Dining Rooma 2S, Qneanmrcst. WANTJUD, steady, industrious, farm irg Man, 11 llvo In tho houao; a per manent plat 3 (or a Rood man.—J. H, Madden. Te Awmnnta, Walltato. ANTED, a ; ad to ride out. for orders. Apply J. F033. Butcher. Quoan-strcot. \\ ANTED, a good General Servant; » % refereucon required.—Mrs L. Coupland, Alfred Btreft, near Choral Mall. ■jar AN TED, a Plain Cook and Laun- Yl dr» s.—APi'U Mrs Ireland, Hulm-j Conrt, ParnoI. t*/ ANTED, a pood Night Porter or a *'» tinierc Lad.—Apply at onca at Luka'a Vlotorla Uoto). la/'ANTfD, a smart intelligent Youth, Vt to learn tho Hair-dressing Business. Also an oxporioncod assistant.—Apply Francis J. Shortt, City Hair Cutting Itooma. Quoon-st. WAjlTil), Hiigioeor with Itiver Oorti fioati) tor b.ii. fliml, now nt Monsjocni —Apply ti «. Mt.Qiegor, JN.S.S Co. (Limit*)). Qoeon-Btrnet. _ W "ANTED a General Servant, to do plain oooklna. washing, &o Wbrob 12j per weok,—Apply by letter to Mrs Dillon, IUII way Hotel, Mercer. ANT KIT, a Man to muke furniture at his own houee. Apply at lha Hobaon Btroot Shop.-W. Hi Dampler. ANTED, a Gaslitter; highest wages glvon lor a goad workman.—Apply at the Gas Work". i WANTED, a good Plain Cook and Laundress.—Apply to Mrs L. D. Nathan, Karangahapo lload. WANTKD, a good General Servant; v * hoiißemaid kept. — JHra Chambers, Albert Park _ _ WANTED, a Good Cook; male or fem»lo.—Apply Nevada Hotil. vjyANTKD, ft few Good Bushmen. ---y T Apply HorcoJLanißaD. _ W'ANTKU, a thorough Servant.— Mm Marti!*; Alfred-street, nesr Choral H»U. WAN TED, a Good General Servant at Durham Honao, North Shore. W' ANTED, a competent Engine-driver for tho Coroinandol Justin llrneG.M, Co.—Apply to Messrs Fraser^nd Tlnne. ifi/ANTKu SEEN-The Fresh Lot of * * Black Kid Gloves, 2s; tho Stockings, at 3d; Gonts' Felt Hats (summer), and tho Extra Brand Show of Jtoipjory atDamplor's. W" ANTED, a good General Servant; rofe. jncos reqi Uc I.—Mra hioh. Parae!'. \\! ANTED, a respectable Lad about 14 TV or 15 yoars old.—Apply to T. J. Philip, Baker, Newton. i*j ANTED KNOWN, you can read or t « bow oomtortably at night by using Damplor'a Spectacles at Is the pair.—Hobßon itroot Shoa. iT/ANTED, a Strong Boy. —G. W. .?» Whitcombo, West End Bakery, Pon ionby. \> *,; AtVIED, Cabinet-makers.—T. ts. H, TV Cooki). Vlolorlnnnrt Killott-atrt-tg s.,is, ANX.fr;D, a good General Servant. - Aptly to xira it. J. ITaiea, liuilanfl Uoubo, Parneil _ __________ nl ANTED, Cook and Steward.-Apply schooner Alary King, Hatlwar Wharf. WANTED, a yood General Servant; mu^t bo sblo to milk.—Apolc to Mre Edward Owen, i'onsonby Koad, ne:r Franklin Bqad. * A/ ANTfc D, a Woman Look, and strong t * (31:1 ablo to a«3lnt li\ housowork.—Apply Old Houso at Homo, Hobjonauti Vloiorivßt, \\; A^TED, two or three r spectable ' * AVorklnpr Men as })oardors. Terms moderate. — Apply W. Gadd's Cheap Fruit DepOt, Victoria-streot. _ -y ANTED, to Parchase, from 2 to 3 * V Acres < and, 3 mllea from Post (Jflloa, Water fiootaga proferrod.-Alberk, bTAßOtlleo. WANTED S(SEN—The Fresh Berlin Wool, 3d per dozen; Berlin "Wool Slip pers, Is 6d the pair; and tho Extra Grand Show Jt Fresh Drapery at Dampier's. \\J AKT7D SEKN -The Dress Material »* 6d and 9d; Coloured Shirting, 5d and id; Wool Shirting, Is and Is Id; and tbo Extra jrand Fresh Lot of Drapery at Dampicr'a. WANTED, a good General Servant for a smnll family j good wa^es. — Apply, between 6 and '/, to Mr Einch, 216, Queen-street. \*/ AW TED, a fuw good tads, about 14 V * years of ase.—Apply Glodhill's Cordial Factory, Wclleslcy-street. ' YAJ ANTED, Clothing Hands,—Coombes * * and Co. VB7 ANTED, Drapers. - Coombes and to. \/i' ANXKD, Koard and Itesidenco for "* Two Rcspectablo Persona or Married Conplo in private family.—Apply 109, Groy atrcot. "^7 A^TED, Two Kooms (furnished), » » n Bel and blttln; Rooms for Laly and QontlemaD, wtih plaro preferred, and within 10 mlnnfis of post offlco. Terras must 13 modor- MO.—OBH, St*ROßl^^j _ Y^7ANTI<D I Manager forlßmTandShoe » * Establishment; good tradosman; young married man preferred: ako; 2or S Boys or Im provers to tho Trade.—T. Prossor, Uppor Queen- Btreet. ISTaNTEITkNOWN—To avoid brain » T fevor and enconrsgo cleanlloe«, Prc ffsaor Kvan-, vlotona-»lrdi t Ka.it, has rej Unird Bbampoolng to Bd and shaving to 3d. \V ANTED, Tenders for Excavating 4 » » Allotments, -"Dung-street, Ponsonby.— Apply F. (J. Whltlog, Kln-jotreet. Poosonby. ANTED SEKN— The Quality of the Brown Holland, at Gd; Slato Silosia, Jd; the Lace Curtains, at 3s 6d tho pair; and the other Fresh Drapery at Dampier's Door. " ANTED, a good staunch Horsj for strong spring -cart. —Apply by lotter atating price, &c, to Kxprcsa, Stab Office. \&J AIvTED SKEN—The Bleached and V T Unbleached Calico, at 3d and 4d, and tho other Fresh Grand Show of Drapery, at Dampior's, Wakefleld-street Shop. v, ANIED, fathers and mothers to send TT their children to Profeseor Kvann, Ylo torlß-jtrpit "BBt. tohavo he:r hairs fashlmably out for threcpotca \fe Aft TE D, by a Competent Dressmaker »* whohaa hud experience, a 31tuatlon.— t pply by letter to MT. Star offlca. \AI ANTED, a situation as Sick-nurse, Vt or Hoasekeooer by an experienced lady, riioently arrived from Home.—Address. J.N., SrißOffloa \*TANTED S H.KK—The Swiss Checked V » Muslin, Cd and 8d; Linen Table Damask, la and Is 6d; and tho Extra Grand Show of Fresh Drapery at Dampier's. \\' ANTED, a Situation in a Country "* * Store with a view to partnership,— Apply by letter tii W.R., Stab Qfllco. OTAITKD K~OWN — "Pectorine " 7v for Coughs. OoWs, Bronchitis. Uoira: ness, &0., 2a and 5a per bottle.— Prepsred at North shore I'harmaoy, Dovonport. May alao be obtained from Me J. A. Haalett, 184, Qaeon- Btroat. '^TTANTKb to Sell, a Lady's thoroughly v ' gr.Dd, qnle>, arid ahunoh Datk Hay Cob; ttUI given.— i pply 9. Brooking, Hlgh-atrect. \x; ANTED KNOWN—Money ad- V" vanood on Personal and Collateral Se ourity, repayablo by weekly instalments. Bills Discounted.—Hao'a New Zealand Pawn Ofllco, Darby-street. ' \&r ANT^D- Wanted! to Sell (vciy ■• V ohaspV i li" &f R'ce, on'y 2i poi: lt»; 10 owr. of Apxlea; Largo AppU s. 3d par lb, Hmall Apples, 7 for Is; 10 owt. o£ Olfl Cncsso 6d per lb. 31ba for Is art, id lb by the cheese—H. Wpttg, PUt-BtrggV^ viTAIITED SEEN-The LadieB1 Silk « « Nookerchiefs, 9d; Tho Boys' Suits, Cs 6d; Girls' Frocks, Is 6d; and the Extra Grand Show o£ Froah Drapery at Daropior'B, YS/ANTVd KNOWN—it cannot bo too »" -wldily known-tbat Churlea Kelaey and Co, kfop no Imitation Silver Jevrelry what^ ever, tho whole of tiotr larato nnd oholca assort' ment being Heal Mlvar.wh'ohthry guarantee — Charlee Kolaay and Co., two ooow balow Morrln'a Ironmonger'l. "jTnTEDT Pickle li^tTTes j best price given,—Apply Auokland Fish Company, 207. (Jueon-Btreet. ■\\, ANTED K-iOWN—It you want to VV Bee tho latest Fashion (Autumn and Winter, 1333), have a gHnoo at Manro and Millliran'sTallOYing Window, In Hobson-etreet, W' ANTED KNOW**—That Mr George Loram (!ato of Moronry Bay) has taken the SHARKS.'-BARE HOTKL whore bast Wines, spirits, _coommodatlon, &c, aretobg had. WANTED KNOWN, that Mrs T. Joneß will open, on Thursday, Maroh 15;h, the new shop of Mr Walker's, Butoher, In Karangahap.l Boad (next to the Greengrocer), with an entirely near stock of Berlin, Baby Linen, Ladles' Ondorclothinc; and Lrapery Goods. N.8.-AU Goods will be sold at the lowest pos ibis' price for oath.—Karargahapo Road, Auckland. WANTED KNOWN—Another Fresh Lot of Cheap Boots and Shoes: — Ladlea' Blastlo-Blde Imitation Kid Boots, 3i fld; grand lino of Ladies' real Eld Blse tlc-side, with tassels. 53 6d; ladies' Morocco 1! lastio sicio do.. Ss: Honao Boot?, 23 Cd and 3b : Ladles' flippers. 30, s!a Bd; Ladlea' High heel Bvenicg ihoes 3d 6d; Girls' Prunella Boots, size 11 snd 12. 39 61; Maids' Prnnolla do., size 1 and 2, 4) 6d; Maids' Button Boots, sfza 1 tnd % Si; Child-en's Buff aiipcora, lined with fur. 23 6i; Men's Bofl Sllopers, 4s; Men's strong Klsstlo Bldo Boots, 8a 61;. Button Hooks. 2d each ; Hanthway's oelebrated X'eer leafi, 6d vier Bottle; Lot • f Boot TranUs oheap j at the Victoria-street Shop, W. H. Dampler. p.



I Wanted. __ WAN IED — Young Ladies' Journal, London Journal, and *smily Herald (oheaplhavojn-tarriv d. Baok oambers of tho latter very oiitiap.—Umii ukt'h Itn tißon-strect. 1 *\J ANTE 11, a good ueueral Servant— V » Apply to Mrs F. Quick, l'onsonby Road. WANTED SEEN—The Dress But. tons, Id tlio dozen; Shirt Buttons, 3d thegroas; Superior ditto, 2d tho dozen; and the Grand Show of Fresh Drapery at Dampier'3. W~" ATI ED, to Sell an elegant Walnut VnA Front Bord Wano.—To he aesn lit Mr Mfirtln'd, 2 doora above Mlnet'i's Battery Hobaon-atroat. ANTED a competent Gardener for a low days a month.—Apply to Mr Knight, Uutchar, St. Mary's Koad. iikj ART ED, a ufclul Girl to assist in Vt houar-woik. — Apply Oswald, Draper, Ponsonby. . ':»T7"A~wTEir's'".K!S — 'llle Black Dress *™ Silks,lslOdand2eOd; Black Volvotcon, Is lid; Coloured ditto, 2a lid; and the Fresh Extra Grand Show of Drapory at Dampior'a. TT£T~AKTEj/,"foT~a country store, an Vt Assistant with a knowledao of Drapery and Book-kcoping.—Apply to Mr Page, Owon& Graham's, from 10 to 11 o'clock a.m. WANTED KNOWN-Charles Kolsoy and Co, havo jOBt rcelved, in newest dos'gan, a onoice assortment, of Hllver Jewellery, all «uan»ntned. They k>s»p i.o Imitation Silver. -Charloa Kelsoy and Co., two doora bDlow Morrin'ii. Irtiftmorigers. \\J ANTED KNOWN—SiIk Boot Laces, V» 2Jd and 4d tho dozen; Boys' Braoes, 6d; Meu'a do., la, at Dampior's. ABTEP, at once, a smart Boy to !i?rlve and nmco hlmaolf uaoful.—Apply Ho.lanrt and i'"oriaor, "& Partner to join a T* thoroughly praotioal man, who has boon ÜB'-d 10 oroot saw mills, oany on the work Ing of tho same aB well an the working of the bush »Dd ovcrythlnn oonneoted with tho timber trade; rutd ua Iria dCO acres ot flrat olasa kauri bu*. freahold, near to railway etaMon. Capital required to work on equa Igaareo, about fllOOO.— B'or parUoulnra, apply to John doppett, Land A Rent. No. 8, Omen-street. \\f ANTED, tho Public to see tho Now » » Show of Drapory at Dampior'a, inolud ns tho Whito Flannol, at lOd, nndtho Soarlot litto, at Is. Ladlos' Handsomo Leather Bags tsCdandSsCd. \M AIT A X EJ. l"; I SA W- MIL L. — » T Wanted known iit I can supply Tim- Mr as Choap as any producer in tho province .vithout raiainp tho prices when other mills lave no logs.'. Having tramways, my timber is oiled in tho winter and is more durable; tho lap almost equal to tho hoart of whatiafolloiin ho summer. Havo now in stock. Builders' Pimbors and Cabinetmakers solectod Broad 3oards, in Kauri, Kimu, and Kahlkatoa. Ordors ihall havo my best attontion.—JonN Smyth, lstJWarch, 1833. V^7ANTtti> S EN—Crape Trimming, » » actually I s tlio Box of M yards; Flowers artlfloial), actuaUy i& tho bunch; and the >rand Show of Frosh Drapory at Dampier's. j \jdEM~lisT AMD DKUGGIST.-Wanted, " ' a well-educated Youth as an Apprentice. Ige, 14 or 15.—Apply C. Henderson, Medical fall, Queon-atreot junction. hOUGHS, COLDS, and LUNG V.J DISEASES aro Bpeodily cured by taking IHARLAND'S CHERRY PKCTORAU-Sold .t 2a. Cd. and 4s. Cd. a Bottle by SHARLAND IND CO., opposite Poat-oflico. «iv i»KESSM*KEKS.—Wanted, three I or four pood Hands; also, two orthroo Lpprontlccs.-Apply Caatlo Drapery, Hobson troct. Boots and Shoes. FOR 7HE BLTTK TJOOI'S. UVK IJOOI'd GENUINE 01-EAKANCE SALE 1 SALB TO (.'OMMEhOII! ON FRIDAY, MARCH 9. 0. BKO KK3, •HKVIOUS Tl TAKJNO JN A I'AUINtU WILL OFJKR THK WUULK IF HIS BPL.NUID A?:n WKIil.-A;SOiiTBD iTuCK UF BOOTS AND SHOES AT GREAT .REDUCTIONS 1 EVKBYTniNO 10 liE DISPOSED OF lNi)l£l JirNIJKNTOiT CO3I1. TUB GOODS tKK ALb OF TUU MCHT FA3HIONABI,B SIYLKJ , AND LATBST DESIGNS. ?he attention of uOrekcspors, SitUorß, and otheru is culled to TKHBALS, An all «v ill bo_ab'o to .'OROHA3TS WJIOLKSALS OR RKTAIL. A PBKFECT CLEAKA^CE Is to bo nude baforo tho IST OF MAY. AUi C> AIMa must bo pu^ In on or befoio ho atova date (M»y 1), and all ODT-BTANU ,NG aCCOUN I'd to bo settled promptly. C 1 TJHf'OKES' HKNUINK fiIKAIUNOK CALK, UTHNL'INK VLKARANOR OaLB, QUEEN-STREET (OPPO3ITK GABLICK AVD CBAMWaLL'S). Medical. P~AINLESS COKN EXTKACTION.— Use MBr-hnll's tiura Olava for a few days, md out theycomo. Is6d.-C. W. GOODSON, jondon Arcade. MR GARDNER begs to inform tho Residents of Dovonport, Takapuna juoas's Creek, Dairy Flat, Wado, and Walwora, hat having sold his Pharmacy at 181, Quoon itreet, Auckland, ho is In attendance dnrlnßtho vholoday at NORTH SHORE PHARMACY, teVONPORT. |iHE EOLRCTIO PHARMACY. The] acme of elegant Medical Kstabllshmonts. Cop o£ URKY strkkt, Oorneb of Pitt-S'lkkbt. CHAKLES BOTCHEK. \S? ORMS in Children and others are **" removed, and an oficctual owe caused, )y using SHARLAND'S WORM I'OWDERS. s. a packet-Sold by J. 0. SHARLANU AND 30., opposite Pqat offlco, Goodson,a arcade. JASTER /^OQDSON'S. BASTEH OABDB. IJOODSON'S. GIFTS. A REMINISCENCK OF :he past throo years marks rapid strides in tho 31ty of Auckland; a comploto revolution has oeen mado in certain well-known branohos of trade—in Stationery, Clooks, Watches, Jewel lery, and Fancy Goods. The opening of tho London Aroado marked a favourable era for tho residents of Auokland and its neighbourhood, ?reater facilities then being offorea for obtain ing at ono and tho same place a selection from tho most variad stock in unison with tho trade motto, "S.P. &Q.R." THREE YEARS Dxperienco havo shown by demonstration that a aimblo 6d. is better than a slow Is., and that, aotvrithstanding the close imitation and keen sompetifion to which we havo been subjected; aur business was never moro successful than ai tho present, tho public roadily discriminating between tho plan adopted at the Arcado of marking tho goods at tho same universal low price, and tho course now being adopted by 30TO0 of our competitors—marking a fow lines 50 per oent. below the prices at which they havo Eor years supplied tho same goods to the Auok land public. During our threo years RESIDENCE IN the City enr prices havo remained the same \vo commenced at in High-street, and though in tho. plan wo havo pursued — vis., supplying our goods upon a lower tariff of profits than hitherto Icnowu in Auokland, wo havo incarrod tlio aispleaeuro of a few of our neighbours, wo lire yet content to know wo have tho approba tion of tho majority of our appreciating tjaenp, and as long as wo remain in AUCKLAND It will MS'oae,endeayour honourably to maintain the position in which we have been placed by tho extonsivo patronage we havo received from tho inhabitants of Town and Country, to whom we tender ou^: ainooro thanks. NE\f p QODSON'S, NEW 0 OOP 8. VJOODSQN'S. good Musical I * A M P 1 E X■ S MUSIC FOR THE PIANO CONSISTS 0» THE BEST KNO^VJS AND MO3T POPULAR SuNaa IN THK WORLD, ALL QD. BACH. No Higher Price. No Higher Price. List No. I. Et. Patrick's Day Parade SINOB BABX liEPI UB Blub Bblis of Scotland Black Kyed Scsak Hearts op Oak Thb Tight Littlb Island Mollib Dabiino Bins the Bell Watchman Loud Lovel Bbin AsrHonn: Love W/ib Onos a Lithe Boy Hie Wai D«SPi»Eo(iiaored). ALL at 6d. DAMPIItR'9 HOBSON-aTRSKT 3Ht>? Shipping. fo^^ |f O X SYDNEY] '^^^^§^> Will have quiok despatoli, the MJLfcgß^^ favourlta Barquentine 4 vßHamiem bn«rgt, CiPTAiN Pavobt, For freight or passage apply STONiS BROS., Agente.



! To Let, I 'SpO LET, n Furnished Parlour aud Bed -8 room, pleasantly situated; also, an Unfur uished ltoom. Torma moderate.—l 22, Melroao House, Groy-streot. f"4"\O LV.T, in South-street, Newtau, com -8 fortablo four-n oaiisJ Cottage, with oven, gmd well, wash-houao, and overy convenienca. — Apply nn premises. ■'§10 LET (furnished), a Family Kesiclenca I of eliiht romm ; al. o, one of Blx, enjoining the Victoria Gardens. — Apply to O. Maya, North Shore. ; rO BE LET (furnished), Miss Wcbater's Cottage, Cheltenham Beaoh, North Shore. Entry at once.—Apply to John Look, CJneen atreet, or to K. & R. Uuder, North Shore. fflO LET. a Comfortable House in a, Anßleuevstreot, containing a rooms with gai and water laid on, and kltohen range.— Apply 10 J. M. and J. Mowbray, Land ARentß, 12, Queen-street. 'SplO LET, First-class Business Premises « in City and Suburbs,—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street, between Bank o£ Aub tralasia and " Herald" Office. ■ '810 LftT, a Shop and Dwelling (new), " corner Abororombio andSymonds-streotß; gaa and water laid on. Rontrftioderato.—Apply next door, or 18, Insuranco Buildings, Queen- Blreet 'ITIO LET, a new five roomed house.— • Apply to Mrs J. Wheoler, Yarborough streot. Dedwood Terrace, Ponsonby. | '[pO BE LKT, at Mount Albert, near the S two ohurchos, a Cornfortab'o Kesldence. with suitable outhouses and about fire acres of lied, violi watered, Po.-ltton elovatod, and on tho main road.-Apply to V. G. Bwlnfjton. rriuL&T.— Good Stands in City Market, iL sultablo for Uealera; also, 2 Shops aud nwollinKS In Albfrt-Btrcof.—Apply to T. dlatjr, Weighbridge Olllon, Matket Honae. r|M> LET, 9-roomcd House, large garden, I Mount Kden Road, near Ksllway Station; moderate ront nnd immediate possession.— apply Vr<lo and Douglas, bhortland-atreet. ~t 0 LET, a Ulacksmith's Shop with E tools, aad Dwelling Houae, situated in Wellington Plaoo, off Hobaon-stroet, — Apply Mrs blank, top Hobaon-street. ' 810 LET, a 5-roomcd House in Thames a stroet, Brighton; register grates, oven, well. &b. — Apply to Mr Marriott, Grocar, Ppper Parnell. TO JjWT, the Shop and Premises lately oocupiod by Mr bloom, under the Theatre Royal, Quecn-:<troßt — Apply to B. H. Keeslnjf, Pawnbroker, Vimoria street. rT\O LET—A Family Residence, consist • ing ot over 20 rooms, with every con venience — gas, water laid on, plunge and ihower-baths, &o. Suitablo for a first-class aoardlng establishment. Five minutes walk from the Post-office.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street, noxt Bank of Australasia. r| O LET, at Newmarket, 2 6-roomed I Cottages, nearly new; plenty of water md well found ; 12s per week.—App'y to F, G, ilayton. rpO BE LEASED, Pukekohe.-Splendid R Farm, 150 aorcs. Houue, Oiubuldlngß. Or )hard. Purchasing clause optional.—Cameron mil apiofir. Lund Agenta. 81. Quean-Btreet. i 0 LET, Oiiices.—Those centrally situ • ated and flrat-olass Offices now in my Jooupation (as I am romoving to ground floor). The best position in Auckland for a solioitor or >thor professional man.—D. F. Evans, Estate A^gont, next to Bank of Auatralaaia, Queonst. g'AKAPU ■> A.—To Let or for Sale, an ■ excellent Farm near l.ako Takapnna. 33 loroa of good land and an excellent houso and xubuUdlDßS ooaoh nata.iß eight times dally. Foims enßy.-Oliver May». | J OUSti TO LET.—Apply Mrs Thos. 1 1 Craig, Grahame-street. DEVaw P< >XT, North Shore. -Excellent now Villa Residence, 9 rooms, to Let. Thore is ovory convenience.—Also, a nioe Cot ago, 5 rooms.—OliYor Mays, agont HOUSES TO LKT, furnished and un furnished.—Apply R. & R. Uudor.Houßß ißonta, Devoniiort. BVONPO Vl'.—To Let, at a low ren. tal to a permanent tenant, elghtroomod Flousa and lergo volomlc allotment; furniture ;f roqulrod, at a valuation,—Apply Oliver Mays, Qovonport, For Sale. 110 THE DEAF.—Audiphone for sale at Pond's Pharma3y.— ipply for a trial be< ;weon 1 ttnn 6 p.m. I^OK SALE, a Small Country htore near a. Wangarei, Dutiable for a Bootmaker; !onds taken at a valuation; capital, about £100: rental, only 10a por jenr; a line opportunity for i steady man—Apnlyfor address and terms to Publisher, Stau tjfflco. SJ'OR IMMEDIATE SALE1, a Gentle *} man's Mmiuo Residence, with twouores land in fruit atd ornamental trees; large water :ront««o; cheap.— 11. Partlngton, House and Land ARoat Bi>OJH SALE or Lease, one or three Brick V. Shops, Vlctoua-stroet, with dwelling ot 6 'ooms; gaa and watar; oheap.—H. Partlngton, Hou3a and Lend Agent, btichburj'a Buildings. tpOR SALE, top of Kyher Pass Road, V beautifully situated Honso of 6 rooms; i&i and bi» Btovo; allotment 60 x 500; eplnndid plow.—H. Partlngton, Housa and Land Agent, Stlohbury'ii Buildings Jj^Oß SALE, large Pigeon House, hold V SO; also come Well-bred Birds chosp.— Kqt fiddre' 3 apply Btar ofllee. Vj^OK SALE a Bargain) — Bercsford- V street: A new ana well-flninhed Houso ot 7 rooms; verandah, Venetian windows, water aid on. A ically hanoome houso. Instruosions to sell at oncn. Price, only £430.—D. V. Kvans, Kstato Agent (next Bank of Auntral»sla). •jiOR IMMEDIATE SALE (Uuke ♦- street, near oornoc of Upper Queen-street), Verandnh Cottage, i rooms: dresser, oven, uood well, &o. Froohold allotment; stands high, good view. Price, oslr £150.-1). Fi Kvaos. Kbtate Agent, next Jtfack ot Australasia, Qcoon-Biroet. (610) liiUK SALE, 4000 Puriri Posto~at 5 low cricks, also some inforior ones at Ed aaoh — Mam White. Fancer Gore-street. U^OK SALE cheap and desirable little V Farm of 115 sores a portion of which ia subdivided into uross paddock, orchard, &c, balance Isgood fern land, and a euiall swamp j •II Dlough»ble; good Bupply of water, together with now House (6 rooms) and necessary out bc'ldlngs. besides an extenßlve free inn for cattle adjoining. Price only £330. D. 7. Evans, Katste Agent, noxt " Herald," Queons-streoai. Ii'UJR'SALE, Handsome New and Well. v finished Verandah Cottage of i rooms and lean-to, with largo collar convenient for wood and coal, together with theaTuanituro, Gas Fittings, Register Grato, Leamington Range, and other comforts; situate in Bond street. Prico, only £300.—D. F. Evans, Kstato Agent, next Bank of Australasia, JOUR IMMEDIATE SALE—StoKess " Point, Northcoto—A Splendid Corner Allotment, main road, about one milo from wharf, with a frontago of 200 ft to Great North Road. Price only £150. Must be sold at once. A. great bargain. -D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qiioon-streot. OR IMMEDIATE SALE.—Handsome ( Villa Residence, new and well-finished, lontalnlng 1 rooms, fitted with gas, water, register grato. kltohen dreeser, &0., &o. Nioe freehold Allotment, Bltuated near ton ot frank lin Road, grand view, and good position.— D, 9. Kvans, Kstste Agent, noxt Bunk ot Austral asia, Queen-aireetj (697) FOK~SALE !'~OR~~LBAKE (Northcotej Hacdaoma Villa Ka ldence. new and splendidly ilnHiad off. bow window, &o, So, grand view, aud a beautiful allotment, with water fro-'taEQ, about 60 x 200, rnrtly fenced ana plantod, within three minutos walk of Stokea's Point Whnvf. Terms, very oisy.—D. V. Evane, Eatnto Agent, Queen-street. 720 jU'OK SaLE, Mount Eden, new and i handeoma gable endod Villa, containing 5 rooms, soulleri, wash-house, large olstcrn, &0., flttod with register, feitohen range, cup boards, Sco. Good position, main road f rontago, very desirablo freehold allotment, about SO ,by 200. Price, £550.— U. K. Kvnus, Kstate Agent, next" Herald " Offloa. Qneen-.Hreet. (816) if O X SALE, Ohk oar thjb Best and Most /CENTRALLY OITUATitn TTOTKL3 V/KNTRiLLY OITUiToD JQ.OTKLB IN QUKEK-STBEET, Doing a Urge ami inor?»stng trade. None but prlnoluli is tit&'t «i t;, App'y W. £s J. FRATEE, Land Agents, N.Z. lusuranca Buildings. Gfoo nea. J-BIHK ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE i_ HOME SPECIALITIES. Established 1837. Bivmvh ■< Custard without Eggs 1 y liuJa •< A SRBAT BKUOAOJT. J CUSTABD -pOWDiiB, x For Making th.a Biohest Custard without Kcrgs, at oneJialf the ooat and trouble. Price, 73d and Is 3d per box, See Heolpes in " Psatry and cweets." ~ (JMtei Bird, F. 0.5.. was BiT?r>N» TJaetiib ' tte Original MaKerof IKDd J^AKING, BaKim p ow der. he Pnwnirß 1 having discovered the OWDKB, j prooeßß i n 18J3, A u V. others are counterfeit. For making Bread, Pastry, Cakes, Plum Pud dings, Scones, Bans, &c, beautifully light. Sold In 7Jd and Is 3d tics, and In Id packets. See numerous Redoes In "Pastry and Sweets." "OIRD'S •{ CHOICE—DELICIOUS. J- JjLANC-MANQK X OWDXB. For making the most delicious Blano-Msnge In a few minutes, with litila trouble and at trifl ing coßt, made In the following flavours I— Vanilla, Almond, strawberry- Kaspberry, Ghooolate, Coffee, and Lemon. Prloe, 7Jd and Is 3d per box. See Keolpes in "Pastry and Sweets." BIRD'S ■{ WHOLKBOMS-RICH. )■ QniOBHTEATED j^GG PoWDKR, A Complete Substitute for Eggs in Puddings, Pancakes. Sco. Sold in 7}d and 1b 3d this, and Id paokets. Seeßeolpea in pasttyand Sweetu, LADIES AHE BTRONGI^C ADVISRD IO CONSULT "PASTEY AND SWBffiTS," A Little Work containing Practical Hints and Original Recipes for Tasty Dishes for the Dinner and Supper Table, may be obtained from iha Agent, Eula Inventors and Makers of these Beantltul Preparationg-ALFIUCD BIRD & BONrf, Birmingham. Agent for Auokland-KOBBET HEW, Gboobr, &p., Viotoeia-btkket. X> ATS !—When do rats cease to be rate! SS) After a hearty meal off Shabland's Phobphob Paste (they are then corpses) I— Sold by SHARLAND & CO., Shortland-street, for Is. a pot.



f Persona!. | ffljf R8 G. COOK, late of Marlborough i'R.1 Letter (or jou ut tiie Auckland Post oflice. MR T. C. GUTHKIK. — a Telegran for you lies at the Star office. TTfILESSMrW7P.H. iJourko/whoonthe \J 28th day of Novemher, 1882, purchased ai our mart, Fort-street, Auckland, lots 1!) and 21 of Evitt's subdivision, Spring-street, Ponsonby, complete his said'purchase within seven days from this date, his deposit will be forfeited and tholand resold at his risk.-Samuel Cochrane and Son Auctioneers. Auckland, Cth March, 1883. Lost ana .F'ouna. L< ST, in Pouaonby Road or Franklin Road, part of an Earring.—The finder will oblige by leaving it at tho Star office. Five shillings roward wiUbe given : __ _ LOST, between Hobson-strcut and East Tamaki, on December 20,1882, a Packago containing one dozen gcntlomon's Pocket Hand kerchiefs. — Tho finder will bo rewarded on leaving them care of Mr Hulme, butcher, Queon strcot^ T OST, rear ewmavitui, on Saturn ay, JLJ 3d, a l.iitht-brown St. Bernard's Dog. answers r.g ''Juuibo." liberal reward on re tatnlng to A. Heather. Kg.. Mount Kden. OST, a »ay Mare, aged, branded TP on near shoulder, and heart on off shoulder —103 wi'l bo paid for her return to Paterson's Stables. Lorno-streot. LOST Boat.—A Small Flat-bottomed I Pnnt, painted white, na name, lost from St. Georfjfl's flay on the evening oJ the 6th iust., 68 reward to any oiso returning It io the owner, -T. h. ibbost, Soartnro" Honae, Scar boro' it'erracOt Parneli. 4?i KEWARD.^~LoBt between Ex d&X change and Biltieh Hotels one H5 cole and onafll noto.— Vinfior will reocivo above re ward on returning same to Mlsa Neville, Kx ohanfte Hotal. QTKAYED, into my paddocks; near k-J H»r.i of Krin, about two months bko, I Yellow Holier, branded 118 on ramp. It ro 3lalmed within U days, and expenses paid, wll ba sold fiotras tha sanio. K. H. Watt, Great 3outh iiond. Hoard ana KesiaeucG, COTIAH O T E L, HOBiON-STajSHT. Board asd Lodging. ...„_2os per Weak. tfroard and Ladgirg pur Day, ia. pi OVISKNOft BKOWNtt HOTEL, UT HOBSON-STREET. Joakd and Lodging 20a. per Week. 3inoj_b_Room 258. per Week. MuMFiAttTaBLE APAUTMiSNX»~tor L 7 Ladies during their acconphmont; quiet iesß and attention. Terms moderate.—Apply Ura Boyle, Upper Queen-street (3rd house above leath's store). nROYuON ViLLA, Vincent-street.— Superior Accommodation for two lospeo ablemen. Baths—MibFuller. QU) CLUB PRIVATE BOAKDIMJ HOUSE. Edon Crescent, Auckland, within hree minutes, walk of the Railway Station, rVharf, Post office, Supremo Court-house, and 3anks.—First-class Accommodation for Visitors rom tho Coast and Country Districts. Apart nents en suito for Ladies and Families. Plunge md Shower Bath". Lettors and telegTams iddressed; o the Manager, Old Club Private 3oarding House, Eden Crescent, Auckland,will ■eceivo prompt attendon. iT'N TNis R H'O!U if E ' Beach Road, Dbvonport. A delightfully situated Marine Residence, jommanding an extensive view of the harbour, jity, and suburbs; conveniently located between ie Victoria and Dovonport wharves. Every :omf orfc and convenience for visitors and board. Forms moderate. ____^^ INO. OWBN. Meetings. YOUNa MKK'S OHKISTIAN ASSOCIATION, corner of Welleslev and ilbort streets.—Kvangolistio Servioo, THI3 Thursday) EVENING, at 7.30. All are invited. Reoont arrivals cordially invited. eOSPITAL SEKVIOB, Snnday iiext^ . at 3 p.m.-Mombors of Church Choirs (Yho aro willing to holp at this Service are ro 3SP^te?J 0 moet for Practico in St. Paul's Church TO-MORROW (Friday) EVICNING, at 8 o'clock punctually. A'MBfcflNG of ST. THOMS.S* T£M . PKiIANCK AtjHOOIATiON will be held In the Schoolroom THIS EVEi«IK» (Thnrs laj), whoa Mr. if. 8. Kwinown will give an iddreea on "Gi;r Powors and KosuonßlDllltr under the licounlug Ao«." An attrnctivo prc zrammo of Vocal and Instrumental Mneio, KooitaUons, so., will bo provided, cummeiiolne >t So olook, PHONOGItiPUEKS willing to meet for reporting prsotioe, uro Invltea to bb aenible at. Mr Joneon's (Teaoher of Shonhnnal F^arangahapo Road, Monday, Msitch 12 or oOmmuuiouto. Calls. I~ONA GOLD-MINING COMPANY LIMITKD. Nt a meotlnrf of the Directors, bald (his daj, a Ok.!.L (the ihlro) or Sixrouoe per shorawas mado, payable ta the Saoretaty, at the offlca of tfco Gompany. New Zealand Insurance Com pany's Building. Auoklana, on WIDNisaDAY the Hth dajr o£ Maroh. 1883. ' JAMES STODI,RT, Anokland, 7th March, ISB3. Saoretary. ■ Harboar Bo^rd Notices. HARBOUR BOARD. TENDKHB FO'rTOTARA PIIJBS. Hatbour Hoard Office. Auckland, 6th Maroh, 1883. aiSSaiWJ^i l» woalvea at this offloa antij TUKSDAY, the 20th instant, at noon, for bud plyin? Totara Piles, In terms of specification to bfl soon at the Engineer's Offloo, Tro lowest o- any tander not aecsisarilr accepted! . Tenders to be endorsed "Tender ;torTotara O. B STONE, Chalrmiin. Qaisette in Jtfameruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF »EW : ZEALAND, NORTHISKN JODl'Olali "' ; DISTRICT. ;" ";" IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The I'ebtora and Crailtors Aot, 1576," and tho B6vor«l amendments thereof, aid of the Bankruptcy ol Richard Reeves, a debtor, this ia to notily that Riohara Heoves, o£ Victoria-street, in the city of Auckland, in the Provincial District of Auckland In Now Zea land, Butcher, has, this day, filed a statement that he is unable to, meet his engaeaiaents with his Creditors. The first Meeting of his Creditors to bo held at the Supreme Court House, Auck land, on TUESDAY, the thirteenth day of March, 1883, at cloven o'clock in the forenoon. Dated, this oight day of March, 18?3. : , '..a.W. 8«..*1,EY, Depnty Registrar, WILtIAM THORNB, Qaoen-atreet nnd Vulcan Lane, Auofeiand. Debtor's Ho'ieltor, » IN THE HUVREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHKBN DIBTBIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY, In the matter of "The Debtors and Ore. ditors Act, 1876," and the Hmendments thereof, and of tho Bankruptcy of James Parish, of Auckland, Clerk, a Debtor. This is to notify that James Parish, of Auck land, has thia day filed, a statement that ho is unable to meet his engagements with his Oreditors-tho First Meeting of Creditors to be hold at the Supremo Com t Buildings, Auckland, on Tt>ESDAY. tho 13th day of March, 1853, at the hour of 11 o'clock in tho forenoon. Dated at Auokland,. this Bth day of March, 1883, G. W. BASUSY, Deputy Rogistear. James Pahish, Debtor in person, Tenders. Auckland harbour board. TENDERS FOR CLEiNIVO AND PAINT , INS BUOYP. Eatboar Board Offloe, Auokland, 6Sn Maroh, 1883. Tenders will ba received ail this offloe until TUKiSUAY, tha 20th luatsnt, at noon for Clloan- Ing and Painting Haoyo, In terms of Bpe«lfloa« tlons to ta seen at this office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to ba endorsed, "Tender tor Clean ing and Pointing Buoys. O. B. BTONE, Chairman. IglO CARPEJNT E J* S. Tenders will ba received until noon on SATURDAY, 10th instant, for the Erection of a Cottage at Bemuera, Plans, &c at my offlca HENRY G. WADE, Ai;ehlt6ot_ rilO STONE-MASO.NS Tenders will be received at our offlco till noon Of FRIDAY, 10th March, for Stone Steps. Particulars on application. J. WILSON & CO., . a, Qqeau-straet. rp*NDK.Ka wanted till 12 o'«loclt on J. Hoturfiay tor building ThreefaagCMm. ney.-Plans, so., at J. M, H«Bletfs, BuUder, Fortstreet, __________^_^_, MR. YOUNG'S 'Bus will neiiuma Its Trips to Kemoers on To-morra w (T'hnra dayi. Uanol TlmßTaßle.—B.Grlfflo,



' Public Notices. fine THE CEKDITOSS OF M. J. JL PKEHN N. DKAtUCiV VICVORIA STKHLT. Creditors, who havo not a'roady done bo, are requested to prove their Debts with me ones1 befpra FRIDAY lint, wheu a first Dividend W'l ba payable, THU. MAOFHARLANE Truatee Supremo Conrt, AMkliud, March 5.188. JN LIQUIDATION. —The' Comerciai Olub Limited—All Accounts against the above Club to bo sent to tho Ciub'Koomp, od dressed to the Llqulditor, on or befor« tbiday. 16th Marnh. Irist.—Quo. Coebnb. Uqnlrtaior. nOMMEKCUI, (HUB, a NJtW CLUB havtog been formed on Tem perance Prlnolples, the Committee respectfullj request tho attendance of Members and their Friends ti raer's at the Club Rooms »s viva!. Membe:s of tho old Club, and others Who Swire to join, au requeatsd to do bo without Jelay, to enable the minagement to make per manent arrs;Kemanta. J. FRIAR CLARKB. Chairman of Committee. j£t 0 T I G E. Nl<3 HT SOl L~~"u0 NTBACI, Tho undersigned ha? th's day appointed 3tephen Hooker his Colleotor. All fereonß who are in arrears ir.t the end o£ This Juarter will be eutomoned or have the service topped, ~ GEORGE WILSON. OTAMLEY GUN CLUB. Tho Firing for a Silver Cop presented by a nember of tho above Club Trill take place on SATURDAY AFTERNOON next, March 10th, it Ellorslio. at 2.30 p.m. sharp. ■ ..<? 1 :lk s0 £10,000 LENT on Buildiug *w i; v' f-ocieiy principles, or on other •etmn tj fnit bo.to^ers. Allotments bonaht •nd Houses bulli on w«efely payment system, Mortgagee and Lonaa nr-KOtUteri. See Ustof Properties for s»le on 4th page, Six per cent, illowed on money dopobiied for Investment — j. Williamson, Land, S state. End Financial agen and Valuator,' 3.Valean Lane. MKS H. FUGATE, Widow of the late Henry Fugato, bees to announce that iho has returned from Melbourne, and has now )poned a General Store in Grey-street, opposite he York Boarding House. Mrs Fugato trusts hat her old friends will not forget her, as her Itock is well assorted and quite new. All ;oods sold at a very small profit. f EG AL Proceedings will be taken for all B_i AccouNTßdueto MKS. HEAP, Vinoent treer, if not paid before the 15th inßtaat. W. PHIJLSOjF having expressed a desire to possess in a permanent term the lgDatnres of Subscribers to M« Testlmoial. u^Bcribers are r. Bpeotfal.y Invited to call &t iy office acd s'gn tho p.uchinont rolls, whlon, vbon completed, will bo Babstintially Bound nd presented. F. «?. BWINSTOW, Hon. Beo. PRUTECT,YOUKSELF FHOM AIOS"- QUITOES by using SHARLAND'S COMA, ls.6d. a bottle.-Sold by SHARLAND LND CO., opposite the Poat-ofgce. ffcjKWMARKET.—KLBCTION OF Ll LICENSING COMMITTEE. Tho Poll of Ratepayers will take place on lATURDAY first, the 10th March, ISS3, in tho tewsroom, Nowmarket Hall, between the .ours of 9 a.m, and 6 P.m. i WM. DINNISON. Returning Offlcor. «MUA BRAND' BAK -3 ING POWDER ifl the purest known, and herefore once tried is always used. Prioe, Is Gd nd 2s. 6d. a tin. Proprietors: J. C. SHAR iAND & CO., opposite Poiit-offlce j\y|AX KOBEK, Dress Shirt Manuiac [J/l. turer, Victoria-stroet. — Gentlemen's )ress Shirta to order or measure. Trade orders ttendod to with punctuality. Contraotor fob lowing of any description. Plain Bowiag at !313a Id per mile. .■ f^ EE AND PUTTEK, Coach Utjilders, U( Grey-Bteet Ar.otnnd.—N.B,: bon-bara Ihafta Spoke*. KbUosis, blue lam and all km c it Hardwood. » Loweet Market i'rioee, T~"A M E "S~R~E~I~I> &~¥^>~JN seg to call the attention and careful cansidera ion of those about to Fernish to the Ybby rAVOCTBABLB PRIOES Of. ALL KINDS OF FU-KKITUKE. ' laving introduced Steam Power, they are pre lared to supply all work Cheaper than any ther house in town. JAMES REID Ss SON, Furniture Emporium. K>BSON-STREET(2n3Sho from Victoria-Bt PDWAKD RiM. ITH, B. A,, SOLICITOR, (Formerly Manasbb for O. L, H, Jo;, Esq.), aOJHERFF'S BUILDINGS, FOET.STREET, ATJOKI.AND. >■ 1 O G R U JU.--■L I N G. The DBVONPOR'TsAW-MIIiL COMPANY ire now delivering all kinds of SAWN and 3RKS3KD TIMBER at a ureat Kednotion on Cown Prloes. Long lengths oat at shortest lotlee. - I" N X I M A T I O N. T. WALKER, BUTOHE.R, KARANGAHAPB ROAD, 3ega to Intlmati ibit he will Kemovk from the Temporary Premises ccoupied by h'm since tha lato fire, and will XE-OPfIN IN ♦ HIS NEW PREMISKB T^-DAY (THUKSDAY), Bth MARCH, T, W. thanks the Publio foe past favonra, and lopes by stilet attention to business to merit a JOntinnance c£ the same. March 7.1C53, "TNDIA AND CHINA TEA A * WAREHODSE.' \-[ I irdintr. ex Cs?wnthorpo, from London, Mom's SuPEßar>i>*BßSH Uhrrinss, lib. tins >• » #t»'KipPKBBD „ lib, tins ~ OnoiOffi-HKHtiNOs is Snurup Siuca „ Smoked Red Herhings „ New ORiNsn Marmaladb 4.nq10-3wi6s Milk. . Ex £ rawata, Rotomahaoa, and Walra pa, --. 715 PACKAGES DIA. AND CHINA TEAS. Medium to Very Choic?, in cheßta, halve?, and boxes. Thesa Bhipmenta loe'ndo aome at the ohaapest lines sold on the Australian Market this year. ' .Fredk. Whitehbad, y_ '95 VIOTOWtA-STRBET. FLEAS, and other Insect Pesta, flee before SEGRETITS INSECT POWDER, the most effeotive known. Price, Is. 6d. a tin.— Colonial Agents: SHARLAND & CO., opposite Post-office. Auctions. 10-MOKKOW, ' " ■".' PRODUCE S\LE. FURNriURE, &c. W, DOWDEN •ya7 ILL sell by auction at the Exchange v¥ Mart, Queen-street, To-morrow, at 11 o'clock, 7 tons Potatoes 20 bags Prime Onions 1 casks Currants 3 tons Flour II kegs Buttes 40 Prime Cheeses 10 boxes Tea (slightly damages) 2 oases Canterbury Bacon FURNirORK- Hair-clotb. Drawisg-room Suite Couches and Chairs in variety. Dining Tatta Screw Taps, Stocks, and Dies, I to i inch (new! Picturop, Fanoy Goods, ftp,, &o. - _ jO.MOKBOVfIT L. W. EATON \S / ILL sell by auction, at his Mart, t« ---? v morrow (Friday), at 10 o'olook tbexp, 97 OABKB OF SYDNIiiY FRUIT, CDnelat *" ing of — Peers, Qnlnce3, Lsmons, Mandarines, and Pomegrar ates gg CASES PEACBKS^ gQ OASES APPLE 3 fAnoil nd giown WEDNESDAY, M&BCH 14, At 11 o'clock. NBW VERANDAH COTTAGE AND, FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT. BOND-STREEET, NEAR NEWTON. TO Ba SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTIOT. BY OIiDER 03" THE MORT-SASiB. D, FT EVANS HAS been instructed by the Mortgagee to sail by pnblio auction at his new Lanfl and Fstate Mart, Queen street, on Wednesday, the 11th March, at 11 o'clook Bharp, 1 A New and Pretty Verandah Cottera, 3 rooma : and large cel'M; t^^O'wSLhnST venienccj* tozsther with the Freehold luotoent'33l x 105, b:-lw tot Wo. ltt raft division of Al'otment 17, Beoflon No. 7, Suburbs Of Auckland, Bond-street. Also, as per instructions br the owner, ts aorea Land, of which 15 bomb la in gatden and paddook j balanoe In t!-trea scrub, and fern; situate on the banks of Little Muddy Creek; together with House of 6 rooms and outbuilding,;'. Also, ' A Oapitil Farm in the Waikato, eontalnineill acrasgood and. improved l»nd, sub-divided in pafldooks, orchard, fee.; good Houiaßtaad, with necessary outballdlngs; situated near Ngaru&wahla, and Bold subject to a Mort gage cf £125. And several other Pronetties, ffu'l parHoulars ■ atOfflcsaof I D. F. EVANS. i



Auctaoiu*. - •■; | W. S. COOHEAHE]. [JAB. DACEI* I fO-SSORiU'W. HOUSBaOID FUiiMTURJS. . THE subscribers will sell at thoir Kooms, Fort-street, To morrow (Friday), at 11 ; tfclook,* HOUSE iOLD FU:tMTURH:, conslßttaKo£ Lari/o Dinlnft ToSle. Brussells Carpet, Orel'»ate -, .¥. *bie CleoSc, suite in Green jsep. Hail Ha; itßua and Table. Shower Bath. Plciurtw, tewing Machines, Coaches, C;o3ka Chairs, Inlaid Walnut . Tables, Iron snd v/ooa Bedsteads, Pal. liasses, Mattraasc, Bedding, Wash stand* ana Ww, Kin ox?, Oheits Draw ers, Kitchen Utensils. Range, &o. . . ,> HAMPBt cdcauAKM * ronl I^*:/!__. Auctioneers TO-MOKKOW, AT H c MAKKET DA.V. Art auk's poultry, produce. FRUrfi AWn GROCERY AUCTION M&HJIKT. ARTHUR'd 2HAKT, QUESS-SXRKKT. POULTRY BRPARTMKNT. Fowls. Turkeys, Ducks, Geeso, Pisreona, ca naries, F<iboj Blrdc; Figs; MilnurFox from ff'ji, Msngia "Wtxh'ng Maohines, Bench, i'oriablo Koilois PRODUCE, FRUIT, AND GROCER* * D&PAKTMENT. iucHlsri-i-grawn Wheat, Oata, Flour, Oatmeal] aharpa. (iva.a, Damaged Fiour, Barley, ran. tsrbnry Bscon and Ha h (dots), sundry lota of Bno m end. Hams. iVa ail ttaoun, Beef, Buster, !0 iie;-^ TBrasiiMtl Butter, Afcaros, Walcoa and uther ' iheesfl, Oood Table Pota« toes,cowirotatoaa Oblodb,Herts Cabbageo, -- ■;"; Ciirjts ifßorr.—lßs caatis Meloomiia Apples, Nelson Apples, AnoklK^d Plums,DairsjrH, Ceache?, Grapes, Pears, AppltEi Sec, GROCERIES, &C Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Ooooaj TeataatiMatcheß, Sa.se. Wlk, Stsroh, ear dines. Baking Powder, Sfiioa, Bass, Bli«ok i«ir, Blrs, Kdfonoeß, Iron Bnokef:, White li-ad, Raw Cll, Conteiitlonery, Jam, Kioa Also, 2 osßlts Go!dan Syrup *t I o»sk Treacle 80 tina Asportea Contestlonery 10 t'na Bfacuito (Ne!son, Daco3i», &oj OK BAIK PBIVATBLY, FURNITURE DKPAR'PMBNT. 1 large and varied ussoiiment of Qooi Plants ■ -:;. ;- TO-MORROW. '■ . At 10 o'clock a.m. to. BE SOLD BY" AUCTION, A T THE DOG KENNELS, City f»_ Market, to-morrow (Friday), the 9th torch, 1883, by order of Geo. Goldie, Dog tegistrar, A NUMBER OF USEFUL DOGS. Sold on ccount of whom it may concern. All Doga iot sold will be immediately destroyed. : . .;._ ~;: . R._ ARTHUiK.' .-.JJ't.r . ■" Auctioneer. " k s. TO-MORROW. ' , AT 8 IB B X K'S MART. AT II O'CLOCK A.M. By Order of the Railway- Authorities. 4 (TO LINKS OF LOST LUGGAGE, I jt c O Ownora uiikuowii, cocahtiDgof— casu o£ Glass C jlonrcd Ehirla, &o, - ■ casa Sa«o. 2 bales Hr.y, 1 E3ck Gum Coatp, Vests, Pnctn, ifata Umbrellas, Staffs, Bum Spears Satobclla and Lea* her Bags Boots and Shoe i. Bed Bhnfeets Mncintoah, Harness, Ladles' Baskets Large if Ire Guard Tab'e Top. Drawers acd Contanti Cloaks, hale of Sass 'i Empty Kegs and Jars , s *. &o.« &c &c. GB OK G E * S I*"B & IN, Auctioneer. f:' --:■ r TO-MUBBOV/, ■*• SIBBIN'S MART. At 11 o'clock a.m. . ■. : 1 tflO BAGS POTATOE M.\jrXS 9 tejjrs Prime BnttM Maize, oate, Odloes Wheat Bran, Fidor ■ ' ■ •' Cahdte, Bnao.Kercsene - - . Tea, Sugar, Grocerlea t * •-'-■■ Bacon, Biaonlts - • ■ ■■-■ so., ..•y&cp " -.- " 10-MOKROW, ATIItt'OLOOK. CARBINES & TAYLOR - - . ' WILL sell by auction, To-morrow, at their Kooma, at U o'olabfe, ... . POULTRY-Fowls, OaoiiF, Geese, Tnrkejs,- ~ ■ Birds, Doge, Ferrets, Yonng Pigs, &o. FRUIT — Apptea, Peaiß, Plnms, toengageei • Peaohaß, &o. m PRODUCE - Hams and Bacon. Good Tabte ' f',. PotatoM, Onion?. Sals BeeJ, Walcoa Cheese, Lard, Oats, Maize, Bran, Ctafft&o. HRQCKRIBS — Tea, Snaar, Klonr, Oatmeal, Eice, U&ndles, Starch, Maatgrd, Yeatu, ■ Keroaone, 6Sc, . , • . 5 oaßO3Lsng . aeneral Dranery and Fancy &:oas,&o/ ' Household Fornlturo and Kitchen Utenßila, to. lewellery anil Sings, Watches, Sec. ;, &<Su &C» &C.,V , &0., At 11 o'clock Sharp. CARBINES & TAYLOR, , Auctioneers. !! SATURDAY, MARCH 10. 5" IMB E R i.IKD I;it OH, AT RAILWAY ST&.TION, Aftlo'Clocb.... . ' ■' ' ; ; THE Subscriber has received authority to sou ■■ : ■ ■ ftf'i : 4 tons Wrought Iran Scrap ' ;'» '■ '" ■ ■ TS S tons Cast Iron ' ■ :. ■ 8 tons Trimmings ■ SO Hihpty Caaka ~ • | 'i ' Aleo. - ", : 'I 4 lots Heudfjood and Sanrl Timber . - :i I *■:-.' Also, i . . 'I:';I 10 Waofßons Good First and Beoend-olasa * V| BUILDING TIMBKK, BOARDS and I SOANTUNS, in lota to Bolt BnUdSH ■! Gzl,9xl,BxS,3x2,ixS;lxt, ; ■■■■ GEORGE SIBBIH, i " ■ . Auctioneer, •'■"■■ •s■,s- , ■"'. , MOSDAY, AT 11 O'CLOCK.' ; HOUSE ANR FITRNITURK. " Q(JBEN.STBEET,~ONBHUJNGA. G. W. BIWNEY HAS been favoured with attractions from Miss S. A. Bates to reU, on the premises, Qtwen-streot, Osahunga, on Monday, March 12th, at 11 o'clock, : > The FREEHOLD AtLOTMBNT, SJto^fhr S3 feet, more or lesi, with tho Verandaa * House arcoted thereon, conta'ntag nix rooms with scullery. ;: Also. " ;'£■«. ■ ..'■■ :,? The Qenere! Household Fnmitoro,Books, &c, ' &c, Sk. , TO-MORKOW. / DURHASt ST^LRlji. FOR SdLE, at the Durham YardtL To morrow (Friday). A Very Handßomo Lady's BAY FONT. 1 years Old. HUIfTER & NOLAS, , SATURDAY, MAKOH 10. - UNRESSRVED S/uLE Dairy Cows, Store Cattle; Mare, Cart, and Harnes ; Mare, Hiding Hack, Two 2-year-old Fillies, Foal by MatchleM, Dray and Harness. Ploughs, Boiler, Chafl'-cutter, Hiding Saddles and Bridles, Pigs, Poultry, Potatoes, Meadow and Oaten Hay, Household Fomi ; * , ture, Dairy UtonsUs, Double-barrelled Gnn, Etc., Efc, riIHK undersigned have receired lostroc- X tloni from Mr D. MoLellan to soil (with out reserve) at his residetee, Pspatwa Valley, 12 Dairy Cows, milking and In calf : 1 WeU-bied Yonng Ball SO Stars C&ttie Mare in Foal to ArgyJe. Kldlns Hack Two 2-year-old KUlias, Fad bj M»tchie3B Dray and Harness (aeariy new) ~, ■ " . Doiibla acd Single borrow PioUßh, with Har. new and 8/nn.'c-trees, Roller Chaff-ontter, 3 Biding Saddles and Bridles 8 FiKft OD yowls. I ton Potatoes Staofe Meadow Hay, 3 tins Oaten Hay ■' Horse-hair Suite of Furniture, Piano Round and Dining Tables, Iron Bedstead Dressing Table and Ware, Looking Glass Sewing Maob me, Piotares. Crockery ! Kitchen and Daily Utensils, Tools, eto. ' DoublebarreU Gnn, etc. \ LUNOBHON PHOVIDED, EPHTErT NoS,A X v ■- ' TUESDAYS. THE E A~Fm AF. KIT, SALE OF WOOL, SHBBPBKINS ~o H IOBS AND TAMJQW, each Ttwotoy, atiaociocir, ■ . ALFRED BUOKLAHJD. \ i (ConUnwi on Fourth Page,) I