«_, Hrowntng: On behalf ol tho de , #. ? Grace and Tnrubull. I must p end felfl "% as I am prepared to shew that 1101 K,«rp'not upon tbe land at all. Honor • I think it right tbat this * ohonld'be brought forward before <5, 3 arc culled unon to pleat), be thed P of«I am correct in the law that I hold, T ekainly narrows down the ease very Jt °,iv I have had occasion to go into the ?»« very narrowly, not only during.the laff -_. n f thaParawai case that has been hearing of the™ , , itu of Ttt at XV where I had toxical tb-d,aciebfought by-one Maori against ,h»r or turning him outof a housewhich ano tfler orturniuh claimed to •t^OherrhaS-nsed it fo/a time and Thad ordered tbem out, but they refused ?„n After roadiug these depositions, 1 t0 ff i,,10 the law on the subject very ca-e- Sf lUTbere » one point upon W hich I : 11, doubt as to the law, but it is one I S? f wonld not affect the present case. ! IS to me, then, that the law is this : i Lt whilst in regard to trespass there can i % two possesions, in a case of forcible ; ?lv there may be-a forcible entry against h trespasser even though the true owner Z a perfect right to possession. If he Sirs with a st.oag hand-that is either •ih force or with such an unusual number Smmus as to over-awe resistance, it is a «.Vof forcible entry, even although no Sal toe be used. If a person legally Sled to enter, goes with such ss, large fAA„ of persons as to overawe resistance, S although no actual violence is used, Ss a forcible entry in law. In the pre- Z case, if these, natives, were there, as „ m bib from the depositions, for about. ff years, and that they had actually Sated part of the land and fenced it, Without objection from the true owner- by Ita pei son legally entitled to tbe land— am they bad such possession as discn iitles tbe true owner to forrcmly dispossess (Lm He] might have peaceably dis nlseisedthem, no doubt. It" however, he Entered by taking such a number-of oeisons as to over-awe resistance, then that nould be forcibly entering. Such is my rcudinis of tbe law, Mr Hesketh: Would Your Honor apply that to the removal ot the bank ? His Honor: If these natives wore in actual posession, and the owner came with alarge number of jinen— something like 20 >t any rate — against this place and commence to level a bank and fill up a ditch, that would be forcibly entering. Mr Hesketh then asked Ica\« for a few minutes' grace in order that ho might con tult bis client". His Honor made allusion to the diclum io Hawkins v. Bridgman, and said that as it conflicted with other dicta it had troubled Mm greatly. He fancied, however, that there waa a distinction between the two— that the latter were upon indictments, at common law and the former upon an indict ment for a breach of a statutory law. Mr Hesketh mentioned other cases. He (len asked if the prosecuting natives would te satisfied to accept Mr E, B. Walker as the sole defendant, seeing that the others tere his servants and had acted accoidiug to his orders. In that case he would plead guilty, Mr Hay went out to confer with the natives ou this point, aud alter tbe lap_e of a quarter of an hour he returned saying that they wonld rather havo Messrs Grace and Giles puoished as well as Mr Walker, hut that if the defendants interested with Mr Walker would take the punishment for destroying the honse and crop?, and would then bring an . action to determine the title to the land, they would consent to the proposed arrangement. His Honor said that the Court had no thing to do with tbe question of title and could take no cognisance of the condition mentioned. After a short conference with Mr Hes keth, Mr Hay agreed to the arrangement. The Crown Prosecutor then euteied_ a nolle prosequi in respect of the other in dictment.

All the defendants except Mr Walker mre discharged, and he pleaded guilty to the forcible entry. Thos. Goodwin Sands gave evidence as to the accuracy of. a plan which he had made of the destroyed fences and cultivations, md the Court was then adjourned till two o'clock in order that the amount of damage night be assessed. On resuming, His Honor remarked upon the absence ol the necessary data, and then ordered the defendant to enter into his own recognisances for £500, to appear at the nest sittings of the Court for sentence. If, in the meantime, it was shewn that Hori Pnao, Ari Waata, Kepeti Waata, and Periheko Whatatutu have had their claim for damages satisfied them, the fine imposed wonld be jast sufficient to vindicate the law, aud clear the expenses of the Government, In the event of their claim not being settled, it would then become a natter for the consideration of the Court. At present, there was (no date upon which to base a decision.

ALLEGED PERJURY. The Crown Prosecutor withdrew the Indictment against Periheko Whakututu for perjury, and he asxed that the costsshonld be Borne oy tbe prosecutor on the ground that the case ought never to have been sent be fore this Court at all. No prima facie case was made oat, and the two justices who committed did so in'face of the representa tions of the Resident Magistrate, Mr Hesketh having been heard, His Honor said that he could not under stand why the justices committed in face of the statement that no importance what ever was attached to the matter in respect of which the perjury was alleged to have been Committed—that indeed it was ho element in tbe 'case, fie did not think that nnder those circumstances the public should be saddled with the expenses-of the prosecu tion, ahd ha therefore disallowed them.

This being the whole of the criminal business, the Court adjourned sine die.

It is veiy probable that we shall have Mother visit from H.M.S. Nelson about the end of the month. She is to leave Sydney oa the 15th instant for Norfolk Island, and It is expected she will proceed thence to lMs port direct, At a recent meeting of the Oamam Harbour Board, during a discussion on Parliamentary practice, Mr Shrimski con tradicted tbe Hon. Mr Miller in a very emphatic and gesticnlatory manner. Mr Miller thereupon rose, and addressing the chairman said: "I appeal to you, sir, for protection against Mr Shrimski. He is totimidating me. lam in bodily fear." r.pnoiski ejaculated, " You had need to te, _ Those who have a knowledge of the Physical characteristics of the two gentle *>?a will appreciate joke.

~^J unfortunate dispute haa arisen over the Senior Amateur Scullers R ace in con- Woa wiih tbe Ponsonby Eegatta. The the event to Satutday last, notwithstanding which, on the Tuesday Pkmous the North Sbore crew desired the 'Jj* pulled off on that evening. the secretary's consent was asked, and, we J'e informed, was refused. Intent upon wing their own way, tbe applicants wen induced tbe captain of the Ponsonby «ew to get their boat out. The starter and Wnpite were requested to be present, and m umpire gave his decision in favour 01 North. Shore, However, all this m contrary to ihe Regatta Club's decision wa it has coLsequently been ruled "no '.-j» The North Shore crew now ""eaten legal proceedings. Seating to the first meeting of the Miration Army officers in Dunedin, the ;,fining Herald," of 2nd inst., says :— le had fondly imagined that the detach mentof the Salvation Army, whose arriyal is 'chronicled last week, had come to , WKdm on a bootless errand, but we are ,ri-ala to confess our mistake. Notwith mm that Dunedin is the city of ™Mclies and schools, of ministers, profes ofnr teachers, there is a large class •ni and y°nDg men, who, for irreverent *"a unseemly conduct during the Kromance of religious worship, and jB general blackguardism, could not be mm any patt o£ the old country . We Si i Vl?led thß celebrated Victoria S te/_ l ca the New Cvt> London, long ago riirißj fiftieß," before the world was so "'Uiaedasitisto-day'; we have sat out a P^ in the Rotunda at Blackfriars, and at J°7 ot.°"ous Pavilion in the Whitechapel ,i !Tm a'l of which places the rowdiness ft, T?, aalleyry waß proverbiali But let™ ]ar"kinß there were strict ob- X of, timea and seasons. While Jon .m?lT tin K Bcene " was beiog played, ba fhi c heatd a Pin drop, though kl. ?• °? tbe curtain was followed by waning and cat-calls, aud general up- SP#m6ng the "gods." But at the jmperanpe Hall- last night the young Solans who filled the gallery neither ■tJ_?_ifM nor lega'Tded man—they «lli ' and whiatled,' arid talked with an mii m* lo?dDes3 whil6 tlle members L ■ A ™y were speaking or pray iifcS? wey endeavoured to drown the r£ ■ Wlth"their hideous shemts. Last L?;J experience convinces us that there CW? - .the Amy t0 df>, in civilizing and cloW Ml_! IDB the well-fed, 1 not badly itbttA.* fearfully ill-taught juvenile t" poss Jjnfortanately Dunedin is proved

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUK OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

COROMANDEL, this day,

Home Rule.— A few pounds of picked stone has come to hand from stope over No. 4. Gold shows fieely through the general stuff and a little left showing in roof. Umion Beach.—The manager has been successful in his efforts to dam back the water in tho long series of drives extending in the direction of the Golden Pab. The cost of pumping is greatly diminishing,

CAMBRIDGE, this day.

Elizabeth Thomson, charged with tho robbery of a sum of money from a coloured man named Eastwood, residing in Cam bridge West, was brought before Mr Thos. Wells, J.P., at tho KM. Court to-day. 6 b the information did not ardve from Auckland, where it had been sent, the case was remanded till Thursday.

BUSSELL, this day. It is blowing a heavy gale from N.K., with lain.

fPER PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

. NELSON, this day. A young man named Frank Hodpon, against whom a warrant was issued in October last, on a charge ot embezzling £500 from the National Bank in 1881, has been arrested, and was charged beforo the Magistrate this morning and remanded, fie evaded the police for a long time, but was eventually captured in the neighbour hood of Pelorns Sound.

A lad named Holland had his thumb and palm of his right hand shattered by a ex plosion of half a pound of gunpowder with which he and five other boys were playing.

WELLINGTON, this day.

Mr Shaw denies the rumour that ho has withdrawn from the Inangahua contest, and states that he leaves for the Coast this after noon.

PALMERSTON NORTH, this day.

Jessop and Peck havo determined not to pay the fines in the. illicit still cases, to prevent the polico receiving the reward. On leaving Palmerston for Wanganui gaol thoy were cheered by a number of sympa thisers, prominent among whom were several witnesses for the Crown. The intention of those implicated is to give Peck and Jessop the amount of their fine on coming out of gaol. 1

DDNEDIN, this day,

At the Port Chalmers Police Court this morning Robert Waedrop was committed for trial for stabbing John Thomson.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

ißeeeivcd April 9—l p.m.)

ARRIVAL OF THE MANAPOURI. SYDNEY, this day. Arrived, yesterday morning : Manapouri, om Auckland.

Some of the workmen at Prospect Water works have struck, owing to a reduction in their wages.

THE POSTAL CONFERENCF.

The date for the Intercolonial Conference is not yet fixed. It has transpired tbat tbe Secretary of State for the Colonies^ has offered, in the event of the colonies joining the Postal union, to continue the free con veyance of the Australian mails between colonies and London and vice versa.

FIRE AT CHRISTCHURCH THIS MORNING.

Three Cottages Burned Down.

[BY TELECtRAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

CHBISTCHCKCH, this day. This morning tbree cottages were burnt at Phillipstown, Two of four rooms, be. longed to Alonzo Kiogsbeer, carpenter, who lived in one, the other being empty. They were insured in the South British Office for £125 each. The thiid house was the property of J. A. Willey, coach trimmer." It was occupied, and was insured in the Union Office for £200. Kingshcer's furniture was insured in tbe Victoria Office tor £200. Very little furniture was saved. The fire is supposed to have been caused by sparks from the kitchen grate catching a newspaper on a chair in the front room,

SUPPOSED WRECK OF A SCHOONER.

[BY TELEGRAPH.— OWN CORRESPONDENT,)

WELLINGTON, this day. A quantity of wreckage has been picked up in tbe bay near Terawhite. It comprises a life buoy with "Hannah Barratt, Wellington," painted pn it; part of a boat's fittings, two oars, and what appears to be the remains of a hatch. The schooner Bannah Barratt left here in ballast on Monday for Picton to load timber, and as no word has arrived of her reaching her destination, it is feared that the little vessel has met with some disaster, as very severe northerly weather was experienced shortly after her leaving this port. The Hannah Barratt is a topsail schooner of 57 tons, and is owned and com manded by Capt Frederick Itenner. Her crew consisted of A, Carlson, P. Fisk, and Andrew Schloper. t;apt Edie, of the Wanaka, reported on arrival herefrom Lyt telton on last Wednesday, tbat on Tuesday he passed a large floating object, which resembled either the back of a whale or a small vessel bottom upwards, but it was too dark to say positively.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

-April 9, 1883. Bank of N.Z.-Sellera, £23 7s 6d National Baik-72a Cd; sellers, 71s Colonal.Bank—Bnyers, 73s S.B. loiuranoo—Buiera, 67s Auokland Gas-Burera,^ Union Sash and Door— Sel'ers £81256 d Northern f .9. Co.—Sellera, 9s 6d Aooldtnt Inauranoe-8a 6d Moanataiari—Sellers. 153 6d North Devon-Buyers, 1b 6d; sellers; 2j 6d Deep Level Oou—Seller*. Si 3d Prince Imperial-58.58a 61; sellers, 69s Succesß—Buyers. 103; sellers, 12$ Seymour—sellers, Sj Darts-Sellers, 8a 6d Just In Tlme-Ballers, Is 6d • JO3KPH NBWMAN. ■/ , Chairman.

THE AUCKJLOTB EVENING STAR, MONDAY.

APRIL 9.



The Botomahana will leave for |the Thames to-morrow (Tuesday) at 3.30 in the afternoon, instead of 5.30 as advertised. The total sura collected to date here In aid of the sufferers by the floods in Ger many is £109 15s 9d. This has been re mitted to the German Consul at Sydney. This morning, the steam launch of H.M.S. Diamond, with two gunboats were out having target practice off the Worth. Head. Despite the lumpy sea and gusty weather which prevailed, they made very good practice indeed, The Sunday law is being strictly enfored in Saxony. The Minister of the Interior has ordered that in future workmen employed by the : Government shall rest on Sunday and the magistrates of towns and villages are prohibited from haviDg work done on a Sunday which can be done on any other day. The police are instructed not to allow peasants to to work on Sunday in the fields, carpenters to ply their trade, sailors to load or unload ships. Hunting and other amuse: ments, by which Divine service might be disturbed, are prohibited; and especially military shooting parties are no longer allowed to practice with music on Sunday morning during the time of service. Noisy amusements are interdicted and all beer saloons and dance halls are put under police surveillance Saturday night and Sunday to preserve some decorum, accord ing to religious ideas. The political situation is briefly summed up by the " Lyttelton Times Yin a receut issue. ■ Onr contemporaiy pays the situa tion is peculiar, as all the friends of the Ministry are steadily abusing it, and adds : —" The Ministerialists have found out at last that Mr Whitaker is too conservative for them, which considering the length o't time that star has been shining in the poli tical firmarient, is rather bard.' They nave found out, 'too, that the Premier ought to be in the Lower House, forgetting the ac clamations which they bestowed on Mr takerwhenheobtairiedthePremierehip. The rest of the Cabinet are sow and useless, and, with three exception?, unendurable. Mr'Bryce is endurable for his luck,' Major Atkinson is endurable because he wastes ■ his own and the public time in fads, Mr ; Rolleston is endurable for pome occult ' reason best known to his Ministerialist tiaducer?. It is all very funny."



2 Wanted. ' I "W"AM TED KNOWN—Samples of soi (TV of tho Goods being aold off (with eric erenow In the window at the Hobsonßtn fc fco -. Fntther partloalara BODn.—W. H. Da pliT. VS/ANTiiD, a Coach Body Maker, ;ed TV Apply George Kidd, Coach Build 10. &c, Devonport. ral w/ -aNTED, two good Carpenters. , T v Apply at J. C. Firth's new buildit en bottom of Albert-street. 1,6 *__ty AjNTiiD, Improver for Carpenter f ng "T countrj jib.-Knq dre this evenlnit he Heath's Btoro, Upper Q^uen-Btrect, near Yo Hole. ' WAP* TED, Kitchen Man; also, youi woman for dining room.—Apply Canning, Queen-street. l»e w ANTED, a good Tailor and Tailore' Bd v V -Apply to J. S. Cobley, T.Jlor ai H- Profgfslonaj I'roworamakor. Bhortland-street. is. WI ANTKD, ioT the Auckland Gymnast y, Tl Ulub (lato Jahn Club), a Provision; ' Inatraotor, to attend two evenings weokly fi ■" a poriod of Mr Months.—Apply by letter, on t so beforo .April ldth. stating terms aad forwardlt testimonials, to G. C. Gilmore, lion. Seo., 2 Cußtomhotme-Btreet, Auokland. WANTED, twelve experienced Cot Minors for tho Kamo Colliery.—Appl at the oilico, 11, Queon-street, or at tho Collier: WajSiEu, a Man to make himse g nerally useful.—Apply C. <ilark, F* and Oyster Healer, Ute WnrKlne Men'a Clul Great North Road, Arch Bill. WANTED, Three Dilvers.-G. Wilson ~ Nelson-Btrett. n W ANTED, a smart intelligent Man t g v v Canvaa for anil to Bed Mlllt at Ont s huns-i. — Apply on Tno^day at Auo^lam c Ualiy. Hobaon-etreet. from 10 tj I. I. V%; ANTED, ono or two good Drapers. ---t '' Apply John Leek, 62, Queon-street. •■ U, ANTttD, a Blacksmith lor tin v * oountry; must be a ttood ehoer.—Appl; A to Mr Coleman, at c. Sorter and Co.V, Iron ._ mongeis. il \\r ANTKD, 3 Vest Hands, also boys ni Vv aopiontlcoi.—J. Wllllame, t&t'.or, Vlo to iii.-etreex, \»/ANTkD, a Slaughterman.—Appl} II Fisher Se Co. (Limited), Queen-street. I WI AN ft D, a Second Cook and a young V> Man as Waitor.-Apply to D. Rubin. ' near Cosmopolitan Hotel, Wost Quoen-streot. *Af ANTED, a good Parm Hand, Une TI with somo knowledge of Fruit Growing preferred.—Apply G. S. Ilogg, Estate Agont, , 187, Quccn-Btrect. )J \tT ANTED, a Boy.—Apply J. Corlcy, , j TT Hobson-street. I wi ANTED, a Boy to read manuscript.— ' iv Apply office ot this pane r. > WI ANTED Seven smart Boys, about 14, i » I as Apprentices to tho Boot Trado. ; Liberal wages. — Apply T. Prosser, Uppor t Queen-street. _ WNNTED, small Lad for errands nnd bottlewaahlng.- J. A. HasUtt, Chemist. Qqean-atreet WANTED, 2 reapectable Young Mch to join a Baobelor's aall.—Apply to Mr Hilar, havelock street. WANTKD, two Youths to work dca. frames, and ono for band saw.—Mr 111 Armigor, Auckland Timber Company. %»..' ANTED, a Man to make himself It generally naetol.—Apply O. Clark, Fiah and Ojstor Dealer, late * crilua. Mon's Club, Great North Kiad. «roh Hill. ■ WANTED, Situation by young man as Clerk, or In any position wh'-re his cer vices would he usefully employed; has bean In the grata and produce business; salary no objeot: town referenoas.—Leon. Post-affloa. WANTED -Shepherd or Manager of Bboap-Btatlon—by Be-pcctable Man, with Rood Colinlal experience; thoroughly competent to take ohargo.—Apply __t.A„Pott- Ofllco. Auckland. Ul &..- TED; a good General Servant.— Apply to Mra Albort Eaton, Regent strcot, near Park Road. • aTANTED, a General Servant.—Apply TT lo Mr, T. Leigh White, Cheltanhim, North Shore. »« AM'Jfca1, a General Servant; good ■ » wages.—Apply to Mrs Oshorne, opposito Bido to St. Sepulchre's Churoh, Burlelgh-atreet, off Kyber Pass Road. i*/ aK'I'KI), a rejpoctablo Person as it Gentral Servant, or Handy Youth will lag to do houEawork; to competent persons good wattes,—Apply at once to Mrs P. A. Philips. O'fiorke-Btreat. Albert Park. W~ ANTED, a respectable Servant Girl for good homo at Wbangarel —Apply Auoklannd Dairy, Bobaon Btreet, on Tneaday, Irom 10 to 1. WAITED, a young Girl to assist in house work.—Apply Mra W. Cloghorn, Regent-street. W Aft TED, for a first-class Ladies' School In Auckland, a Resident Go verness who thoroughly onderstinds withmetlo and English.—Address AZ„ Fostoffloe, Auck land. WANTED, Governess, competent, £10; Waiter, Houso Parlour-maid, Waitress, 5 Hotel Housemaids, 4 Privato, 15 Generals, Married Couple (farm, £80), Girls to assist.—Mrs Elsmore's Registry. ' WANTED, a Governess.—Mrs B. Udy, Mount Edon. ni ANTED, Improvers and apprentices to tbe Urß3smaklng.—Applj at onoe at Hommlngway's Cheau Drapory Shop, oorner of Union and Pattereon-streeta. WANTEI), respectable woman to take the Washing of a small family at Mount men —apply St>b offloe. . WANTED, (situation as Working Housekeeper or to assist la honseho'd work, by a respectable elderly pors-n; good re ferenof a —Adnrois Mater, Newton Post otnoe. W ANTKD, Young Lady for City Bar; il smart anl preposetsin/.—Apply Siab Offlor. WANTED, a Situation as Barmaid; previous experience—Applr G., Port land Honse. WANTED, bya Marrifd Couple, Situa tlon in Hotel: man, good conk; wife, i'oben maid or waltross. Country pieterred.— Adliess. K.g.H., Stab oflhe. WANTED, membors for Private Danc ing Class. Monday Bveolnes; private in truotion given; juvonilo class, S«torday.- Mra Weloh^ Grßy-Btiett. WANTED, two respectable young Men as Boarders in a privato family. Terms moderate. — Address, Mrs Watson, next to Forsyth's store, betweon Cook-street and Wol llngton-Btrcet. WANTED, a Married Couple, or two Single Gentlemen, as boarders In a splendid place at North fchore.—Apply by letter to IV, Stab offlco. WANTED, Two or Three respectable Men aa Boarders with a private family in Newton Boad; all tbe comforts of a home; must ba sober.—For Addrees, apply to Mr Bevan. Bntoher. Newton Boad. \\l ANTfiD, everyone to see J, Green's II Felt Hats (In Men's and Roy's), half usual pricei; supposed to be damaged, conse quently boughi oheap; In truth, nearly all aonnd freah goods.—J. Green, Bi, Viotorla-s'reat. WANTED the Ladies to Know that Monro and Milllgan, Hobson-etrtct, have secured the services of a first olass Mil liner, and are now prepared to suppl* millinery in all Its branches; on the shortest notioe. WA N T X D.—Hosiery I Hosiery I — Men's, Women's, Boys', Girls', and Children's, just opened at Robson's Melbourne House, Ponsonby. W.I ANTED.-The beit stock of Winter it Hoscrv In Ponsonby is to bo found at Robsm's Melbourne House. Como and see them. WANTED to Rent, in or near town, Sma'l Two-roomed Cottage,-Apply by letter to Cottager, BTARjofllco. > WANTED to Let, Furnished, a House cont lining i rooms, with souilery; goed view of harbour,—Apply to Ui uaecolng, Ire land-street. Alma Place. Ponßpnby. W" ANTED to Purohase, Lij^ht Spring Grocer's Cort.—Address Box 180. WANTED-Go and See the Ladies' Klastio Side Imitation Kid Boots for 3a gd at Dampier'a Boot Snop, Victoria-street, WANTED, Tenders for Papering House at Nortbcnta. — Apply MoElwatu and Maunder, on the job. * _____ WANTED, the Owner of a 16ft Open sailing Boat, painted white, red bottom, masts, sails, &c, at present laying in Hobson Buy.—J. J. Mcintosh, at Mr White's now buildings, Brighton Road, Parnell. WAN! ED, the Ladies of Ponsonby and District to csll and inapect the new and cheap Millinery, at prices to salt all classes; alao, New Goods In Gold and Blaok Lustres and Cashmeres.on whioh an allowance ot 2a In tbe £ wdl be made, A splendid lot of Blankets for 9)61; good Bargains In Hearth Runs and Door Mats, from 3a 6d; Crettones, 'labia Covers, Quilts, Underclothing: Cheap Lines In Hosiery, iranoy Di o»s Goods. I iroßsmaklng In tbe Latest Fashions. —HEMINGWtY'3 Oheap Drapery Kstablishment (-oiner of Union and Patterson streets). Freeman's Bay. WAN TED 1 Wonted to Sell, very cheap, 11 batra Arrowi oot, only 31 lb 121bs for 2s 6d; Saiio Id lb. 121bs for 3s 6d t Honey. 6d lb; Treacle, Id lb, 12!ba for 3s 8d; good Rioe. 61bs In; Small Bice. Gibs Is; good Booon. 9dlb, 16 by the Bide; ftama (in cloth). 9d lb; 6 caees Pre served Milk (good), 8d tin, 6a 6d dozen; uld Cheese. 31 lb, 2Jd by tbo oheeBO; New Cheese, 6d lb. fid by the cheese; Onions. 2d lb, 7iba for Is; Lot ot Jams, Plum and Easoberry only 7d tin, 6b 94 dozen; Tea, ls 6d to 2s 6d.-H. WATrs, Pitt-Btreet ; . ANTED to Sell, Snug Little Business in bestpart of Qneen-street. Principals only dealt with.—Apply Principal, P. 0., Auck land, ' \\ ANTED, allßuyers of Silver Jewel- V* lery to know that Charles Kelsey & Co. have arranged for Constant Additions to their Stook of the very Newest Designs. Thoy keep no imitations, consequently they guarantee everything they sell.—Charles Kelsey & Co., two doors below Morrins', Ironmongers. ANTED KNOWN—That a meeting of rorsona interested in promoting and encouraging interest ia Poultry win be held at the roaldenoa ot Mr O. Pearson, opposito Jew's Otmetery. Karangabaxe-road, on Wednesday evening. April 11. at half-pust 7 o'clock, WANTED KNOWN -Piano for S"lc, one of Rnblnsteln'a.-Apply StAßQfflce. WANTED SsEN, the Ladies' High heel Prunella Boots for 5s 6d: and the cheap lot of Infant*' Boots and shoes, at | Dampier'a Boot Shop, Vlctorl* street. ANTED KS OWN—Button Books, 2d oaob ; Long Leather Boot Laoe*. Id the pair, or 9t the dozea p»lrs—at Damplet's ] Boot Shop, Vbtoria-Btreet,



I Wanted. me «jrtANTED KNOWN-That R. Art iea) IV™ will 801 lby auction on the premlot eet I S. Isasei, Nowton Furniture Aica-le, Kata; im- • hane Road, ha stook ot wow Ifornlsu'e, _ Weniiosday next, April 10th, at noon, lm tequinso of extenalve alturttlots to the mnes. AU outstanding sooonnts must be 1 cr> bytheend of this month or proceedings ,wll _ taken.-S. Isaacs Proprietor. - VST ANTED, a General Servant; JS" ITT chlldren.-Apply Ot borne House, __ poalte 8. Matthew's unnroh. °* VV ANTED, a Situation as Compan at VT or Lady Holp; would be willing to as tK with light house worn. — Apply Comp ni _ Star offlco. "_ VITA«TED, a Stable and Coach-hoi L- TT near Choral Hall. Symonds-street. 1 _ less than'three stalls required, —Arthur ig, Nathan, 33, Lower Queen-etrrot, »1 i«/AINTItD, n Youth to Drive __ TT Bxpreis.—Applr atter 7p.m. to F. ic Pilolier. New- .treot, Newmarket. S 'W^NTED< n Respectable Girl abt BJ, TT 16, to asslßt in housework and mln "* baby.— * pply Mra Hurt, oppoaite fct. Matthew !. 8 Bohcol,Wellcsley-areet. WANTED, Tenders, till Thursday . 5 o'clock, for Building 7 Brlok Chlmni ;_ (labour only) at Northern Wairoa —Partiouli J at offloe of J. M. Baslett, Builder, Fo '- street. h W/ A«TED, Everybody to Know th t>, v a Charles Kolsej St Co. keep no Imltatl Silver Jewellery of tiny kind. The whole - their large and ohoico Stock is guarantood to I, nuAi, Silver.—Charlos Kelsey & Co., two doc below Morrins', Ironmongers. 0 who Wa 3- TV Servants Bhonld apply at onoe to 1 1 Sando. Colonial Bank Building*. Queen-atreel WANTED KNOWM —Samples of son of ihe Goods being aold off (with prioe I are now in tbo window at the Hobßon-stre " abop. Further particulars soon,—W. H. Dai 0 1 pier. ] 1 \ajANTED Known—and well known. ---"v Mosloy's Hosiery, Brottlo's Hosier ' Leicester Hoßiery, at Robson's Melbourne Hove 8 ftonsonby. WANTED KNOWIM-Samplcsof son of the Goods being sold off(wlih prioe r aro now In tbe window at the Hobson-strei Shop. Further particular soon.—W. H. Dat , pier. ■ WANTED KNOWN-That tho Aucl V v land Hotel Cafe and Rostaurant wi ', bo opened aa a Chop and Oyßtor Room th , Saturday night, for gentlemen only. I wAN I'iiD KNOWN-Samples of som T T of the Qoodß being sold off (»lth prioe are now in the window at the Hobßon-Btrei ' Shop. Further particulars noon.—W. H. D*n pier. WANXEU SEEN, tne Ladies' Hous Boatn. 29 St and 3s; > adloa' Blippen 2i; ar d tha Ladles' high-heel Evening Shoes, i Sd. »t namplnr'g Brtot Hjinp, Vlotorla-ntree', W" ANTe-D KmuWm-Samples of som of tbe Goods being Bold off (with prloei ere now in the wiodow at the Hobann-atree hhoD. Further partloalara aooo.—W. H. Dan elor L _ W, ANTED KNOWN-H you want ti VT gee the latest F&nblon (Autumn am 'Winter, lgasi, have a glance at Munro am MlUlgan'a Tailoring Window, In Hobaon-Btreel WI ANTED.—Hlectric Bells, Batteries V T Fittings, Insulatod Wire, &a, and al information may bo obtained from tho Englisl Mechanic Clough, 25, Grcy-Btreet. 1*; aNT ED KNOWN ,A. O. STEPHENSON, DRAPER, NEWTON, His Josi Opekbd Up NEW VELVRTKKNS, special valua, 1,9 /ard NEW SiTINS. 1/8.26. to SIS yard NEW SILKS, Bplenflid Lyons, 4/6 yard NEW HOSIERY. IJd upwards NEW DOLMANS, well trimmed, 25/ NKW ULSTBRS, 3/6 to 3fi' eaoh NEW JACKHTrf, splendid value, at 7/8 NKW UNDKRCLOrHlNG.aUitylFsandprloee NEW HATS, In Straw, Sec, Hi upwards NKW FKATHKK9,I/6t021/eaob NEw FLOWERS, /2J to 3/6 each NEW TAPBBTRY OARPETB,l6roryard NEW LONG LAOE CURTAINS, /BJ, 1/. 1/3 and 1/6 per yard "■' V NKW BHORT CURTAINS,/lj to 1/por yard NEW FLANNELS, 35 plooes, /"I to 2/6 par yard NKW BLANKKTB, faU slsa. All Wool, 18/B per pair NKW OLOTHING, In groat variety, DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY ON TBE PRKMI3HS. A. O. STEPHENSON, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. ANIEO SEEN, the Men's Bull Slippers, for Is; and the che»p lot of Mon'a Boots at Dampier's Boot Shop, Victoria etroot. . WANTED KHUWN—CHKAP TlM bbb I Chbap Tiußint I And all other kinds of Building Mstsrlals, oan bo pnrohaaoi*. ohaapor and better than anywhere else at ths Yards of D. Goldie, Albert-street. Thera being no manufactory for Joiner*' Timber on tho pre mises, the customer has an additional oppor tunity of Retting superior timber. Whoolrlghta' Materials alwaiß In stock. ANTED- KNOWN, at~Dampkr's Boot Shop, viotoria-street, you can get i.a' lev real Kmstlo side Kid Boots with tassels, forsa!6d. Belntlmal WANTED KNOWN-Snmples of some of the Goods being sold off (with prloes) are now In the window at the Hobson street abop. Further particulars soon.—W, H, Dam plqr. 4 NATIVE of Savoy, who is perfectly acqualntedwlihmaklngSwlssand French Choose In all Its branch, s, Is open for engage ment.—A.dplv M. S. Lours, 11, N Z. loßuranos Building*. , ' BOOT AND SHOE UPPER TRADE. -Wanted, good Machinists, also 1 or I Apprentices,— .pply J. TattorsoU, 312, Queon street. jVTESSKNGKR WANTED for the Na- IT I tional Bank of Now Zoaland (Limited). Written applications, with testimonials, will be received by tho Accountant aftor 3 o'clock eaoh day up to tho 10th instant. MECHANIC vL DENTISTRY.-A Don'isl who Is short-handed c-u'diako one or two apprentices to woik from 6 till 9 p.m. fonr nlgh»s per week, i bin is a flrst-class opportunity for youth* otherwise enung.d during the day to grndually work themaelves in.—Address hoi 210. Post-ofllce, Anckland. rpO GROCERS.—Wanted, by an oner- I getlo young man, a Situation In town or country store: good experience In grocery trade In general, also bookkeeping,—Apply ADS',, ETißOfflO. TIO SHIP.OWNERS. Wanted, FREIGHT for Napier and Welling ton. Apply E. PORTER & CO., Queen-street. OT, MARKS, REMUERA. Wanted, a Tenor for St. Mark's Cburoh. Remner«, a good voice, a noon reader, and a familiarity with Churoh Serviaaindl<peneable. Testimonials will be reauircd. An efflo'ent ap plicant will receive liberal treatment — Por terms »nd duties, apply to the Organlßt of the Churoh. W ASHING Wanted by the Dozen; "' a ode rate oharge; or Sewing of any kind ; thoroughly resofOtubla parson.-Address Constant, Nowton Post Offloe. " t Goodson's Arcade. & oo oo ri OOD SON'S VXOOD - SON'S 0303 oo tntn LONDON LONDON ARCADE. ARCADE. Tho accident to our verandah has deprived us for the time being of the display In four of our windows, but tho Aroade stalls remain the same, and, ' according to our usual custom, we most cordially invite inspeo ■ tion of our goods, Irrespective of any purchase being made, and hope our friends will not - hesitate to look around within, thqugh deprived'of the usual faciUtes without, by the serious accident wo have ~ ' sustained, : o o ,oo oo ■ oo oo • 00 ._■:•■;■ 00 GOOD SON'S. riOOD SON'S. OOD - SON'S. VTOOD _ SON'S. coin ojoo oo oo into tntn Personal. FKAi* CIS TUCKER will find Mr ,» Strange at the Waitemata Hotel To morrow Morning. dm YOU C*N GET IT ONLY FROM i MB." SILVER BROACH ANO EARRINGS LOCK' T AND NECKLBT. ' Four Aitloleß for TWENTY SHILLINGS. From F. H. L*WI3SON, Jeweller, . Queen-strest, opcoslte Union Bank. YOU CAR SEE THHM IN THB WINDOW.



I To Liet. iur ', DOWER TO LET, on 70 miles of g >B ot (JL mains-. In the city and suburbs of Auc Dga-1 land, Engines trom }to 100 h.p.iui!lcittd, Cc on euinptlon of ,a_, from IS oublo feel ot gas p ooa- lndloated hor*e-t'Ower ter hour for the larg tn- Blzeß, to 25 font for tho .smaller, hrglneei laid Amatours, Woodworkew, to., will flun thin lbo flret-olnsa opportunity to obtain the bei obeapcs% and moat reliable power. The eigl: ~~z cuts firewood at 2id per ton, and at iatermiue "" hoisting work the coat Is sometimes as low as OP- 8d per day for a3lh p. engine, the engine ru nlng all day. Thirty-five Otto Gas Engines a , on now ereoted In Auokland Kor terms and 00 *," dltlons, apply to the Seoretary, Auokland Oi »»' Company (Limned), Fort-street, elzes in etot -i-I-2--U8.12h,p.', ~ H[lo LET, two or three Rooms (furnisbc ~_; " or unfurnished), Auburn-street.—Enquii vg at Star ofllco. 'JIO LET, n four-roomed Cottage In Lit „ n 1 cola street, rent 10s.—Appl g 1 Partington, 1 lncoln-stieet, TO LET, in Victoria-street, House an Shop; also Ovon nnd Bakehouse.—Appl q£ to Mr Stovonßon, Nelson-street. ff's ' * ,v LuT, a four-roomed Cottage. -Appl; I I 11. J. Riordan, Hobson-street, near Cook at j street, »yi rf\o LET, Cottage ot Seven-rooms, ad irs J joining my own. in Church-street, Devon irt- port; good view of sea, healthy locality ant pleasant situation; rent 15b.-Apply to T. F l^j. Dnranoe. , ■ ■ ■ . ' . :' on ' 8 O LK'l', Clarence-street, Ponsonby, i of I new Fonr-ro imed Cottagos, with Boullery be register grates, colonial oven.—Apply Mrs Alloc >rs Claionoe-street Ponsonby. , —. 1 j^O LET, Fnrnißhed Room, where there J* A ar* no othor lodaerß, with partial board 11 K. required.-111, mop-street. : .'-. fj\o Ba LET, the Premises lately occu no 1 pled by Lowin and MoKonele, 37, Lowi: ib) Queoa-street,—Ap^ly to Arthur 11. Nathan, next et door, n" rriO LET, in the Suburbß, a nice Four - i roomed Cottago; washonse. gardon, tank, - and well.—Apply Thomas Maoky, Furt-fctregt. 0' r W^O LET, the new Brick Shops and ' A. Dwellings In Pitt-Btreet top ot vlnoent atreot.—Apply to W. J. Offer. Pitt-ttrect. I) rjpo LET, a comfortable Furnished Cot 8t -I. tage ac Howlok, with or without Board, n- —Apply to Mra Wagataff. Howlok. fjiu LET, Upper Qneen-street, New c. I Houbo of 6 rooms and large collar, rcgls [ii tore grates, colonial ovon; gas and water laid i„ on. "jo bo lot for a term of 3or 6 months—lss per week.—D. F. Evans. Estato Agont, Queon - streot, noxt Bank ot Australasia. "J mO LET, in Uladstono Road, Parnell, 3 t X 8 roomed House, bath, waahhouae t.nd ~ oooner b iller.2oa per weak,— W. and J. Frater, land agents, Queen-stroet. c /no LET, in West-street, Ncwtoo, Shop _ A aud Dwelling, Bevou rooms; fixture,,, 18 counter oomplete.—Apply Wm. Edgar, Dyer, tec Welle'ley-street c mO LET—On Mount Edea Road, a new 3l -I Blx-roomod lloa.o. Jast flalahod, every ,t convenience; largo allotment fenced In. Rent 1. low.—Apply to Taomas Ussher, Btlchburj'a Bulldlnga; or J. H. Drabble. Urafton House, Qgpoßlte Ch-ii:al HaU. ■ . ' i ''no LET, Ponsonhy, an Eleven-roomeil & JL Home, wltb every oonvenltnoe; rent l&t ; !a grand vlow.—H. Partington, Estate Agent, - Stlohbnryj Buildings. 1 r FIO LeT, seven-roomed House; stable |j I and paddook. pretty garden surrounded with ornamental trees, situate Valley Road.— - Apply B. Nutting, Mount Koaltlll Road. I'O Ltt'l", in Karangahape Koad, Shop and Dwelling -honse, with plate glass windows At present occupied by A, R. Ladd, Cabinetmaker, and adjoining Stephenson, Dra par.—A. v. atephe'ns'm. Newton. rrO L*T, tho»e very desirable and een . trolly situated Premises now In occupation of Mosshi B. 01tt03 & Sons (who ore removing oppoolte), Wyndham street, just at junction of Queon-street.—Full particulars from £>. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-Btreet. '| O LET (Kemnera)-To Let, D welling I Houso and 0 Acres, Victoria Road, Remuera, noxt below resldenoe of D. B. Cruick ehank, Esq., and at present occupied by Mr Denis Kelly. Tho property Is very pleasantly situated. House contains 6 rooms and out -1 buildings.—D. F. Evans, Land Agent, Queen street OFFICES and Sample Kooma To Let.— A p _ily to New Zealand Tweed Co.. Queen street, Drapery, &o. , rj-HE CHEAP DRAPERY SALE AT T. MoMASTER'S 13 COMING TO A OLO3E (Most of the Unsoasonublo Stock ls oleared out) THffi BALANOE WILL BE GREATLY REDUCED. A LOT OF New Zealand (Kaiapoi) Blankets, Flans els, Tweeds, and Clothing just opened, OFFERED Al" SALE PRICES. T. M CM AsT E * 252, QUEEN-STKEET. Tenders. HP O B O I L D B X 8. Tenders will bo received until noon of FRI DAY, tho 13th instant, for Alterations and Additions to Villa at Lake Takapuna. EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect. Calls! ' AITOKI EXTENDED GOLD MININS COMPANY. Notice ia hereby given that all shares upon whlon the first call of 31 per share remains unpaid on B_unrd<. y, tho llth Ins., will be idd by publlo auoilan In terms of the Mlnlnt Com panies Aot, 187. F. A. WHIW, Manager, Shortland-street, " AUOKIaiiO, A UCKLAND NATIVE LANDS £L COLONISATION COMPANX (Limited). Notioe Is hereby given that a Call (the first) of One Shilling per Share has been made by the nirootora, payable at the Company's Offloe, Fort-atreet, Auckland, on or before MONDAY, the 16th April next, FRANZ BOHBRFF. Seoretary, Auckland, Maroh 19.1883, Dividendß. L3OUTH BRITISH FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. NOTIOE f O SHAREHOLDERS. In accordance with the Articles ot Asrocla tlo.i. the Blreotors have declared an INTKRIU DIVIDBND. tor the balf-iear ending 28th Febroary. 1883. ot 10 per oent, per annum, pay able at Head Office, on and atter llth lnatant, and at Branobei, on rooaipt of advlcas. By order of the Board. B. HIBLOP, Seoratstty. Auckland. AprU 6.1883. , Borough .Notices. BOROUGH OF ONEHUNGA. PUBLIC MEETING. The Adjourned PUBLIC MKKTING to con sider the subject ol WATRR SUPPLY for the Borough, will be held on WEDNESDAY, the llth mat, at 7.30 p m„ In the Masonic Hall. Persons interested in a Water Supply for any of tha adjoining districts aro reepeotf ally Invited to attend. G. CODLIST. Mayor. Highway Board Notices. EDEN TERRACE HIGHWAY DISTRICT. In terms of " Tho Regulation of Local Elco- 1 tions Act, 1876," and sections 18 nnd 19 of "The Road Board Act, 1882," T hereby'give notice ' that an Election of Five Persons to fill tho office 1 Sf Trustees will take place in tho Board's offlco, Idel Terrace, on MONDAY, the 7th day of j May, 1883, from 9 a.m. to 6p.m.; and that Nomi- ■ nations for tho samo will be received at the Board's Office up to noon of THURSDAY, the 21th day of April, 1883. F. H. HEIGHWAY, Returning Offlpo, AprU 9,1883. f BALL ROAD DISTRICT. Notice is hereby given" that in aooordance with the provisions of "Tho Road Boarda Aot \ of 1882 " and tho Regulation of " The Local Elec- 1 tions Aot, 1876," that the Nomination of Condi- ! dates to fill tho office of Trustees for the abovo I District will be recoived by the undersigned at noon on THURSDAY, 26th day of April, at ' Kpsom Hall, and the Poll will be taken, if requisite, to elect Five Trustees, at the same place, on THURSDAY, 3rd day of May, 1883. I HENRY CLARK, * ! Returning Officer,



_ j For Sale. £_* i "V-A-CHT FOR SALE, about 25 leet :* X length, beam 8 feer.well fonnd,with pn ' . sails, anchors, &a. complete. Is ia excel! ,ri | order, having In>t been made all ready for s '° j vice This la a Btrong useful boat, well suit "' for the oyster trade. She onrrles about Sto . j and would be found very servlo 'able for ac n j tier residing near watsr requiting a sabßtant V I ve?Bel for oarrylog loads or firewood, &_o„ a j„ I will ba sold cheap for cash, as owner ls leavli ° I Hrloe, ODlr £15 - apply Mr Bakewell, j-T M j office; or at Btora of Mr Gee. Northcotj. n- jiiuß IMMEDIATE SALE—StOKei fi f , Point, Northcoto-A Splendid Cora x I Allotment, main road, about one mile fro _ > wharf, with a frontage of 200 ft to Groat Nor ■A ; Road. Price, only £150. Must be sold at on< „ A great bargain.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agei I Queen-Btreet, - I Bj OR Immediate Sale, a great Bargai }' I J Verandah Cottage, saven rooms fltti T | with reglater grate, colonial oven, good we J together with six freehold Allotments, be i 3 _ numbora 163,164,169 112,113, and HI: situate " I Bond-Btreet The lot la offared for £300—a gre; ' bargain. —D. F. Evans, Estate agent, Quae: . Btreet. y TTIOJK SALE OR LBASE (Northcot :" X 1 Hasdeoma Villa Re ldenoe. new at __. Bplendldly flnlehad oil, bow window, &0., Set '.. grand vlow, and a beautiful allotment, wil ~ water frontage, about 60 x 200, tartly fence d and planted, within three minutes walk I • Stokea's Point Whurf. Terms very easy.—D, 1 Evans,' Eatate Agent, Queßp-Btreet. 2 HfOli IMMEDIATE S*.LE -Symondi • * street (near residence of T. Russell, Esq.)- Handsome Villa, 6 rooms, fitted with gas, wato &c„ &c; 2 roomß dotached, wash-house, &o allotmont about 33 x 120. Pretty place an ) splendid poßitlon. Prlco, only £000.—Full pai C tleulars from D, F. Evans, Estato Agent, Queer stroet.- 758 '"■J*OR ABSOLUTE SALE, at Moun • Jl jeden, a new, well flninhed, and falthfull t bnllt Verandah Cottage of four rooms ani Boullery, fitted with regtater grate, kltohei 1 range, tan*. &o„ &c„ &o. Splendid allotmen ' I (volcanic) 33 x HS; situate, the Avenue. Xden ' dale Prioe. £25 oash; balance on suoh term bb Hgrend upon.—apply io Messra blbby ani Bletoher, on tho premises; or to Di F. Kvane ; Batata Agent, Uaeen-iitroet. (711) FOR SALE, Scarborough Terrace, Par noil, Vina Kcsldenee of 8 Rooms, I Bed-rooms, Drawing-room, Dining-room, anc Kltohen. Commanda a good view of the Har bour. To be bad at a bargain, and on ex tremely easy terms. — V. If. Kvana, Kstatt Agent, 768, Queen-Btreet, next Bank of Atu< traUala. AiiOß Immediate Sale and Cheap.—Ver " aodah Cottage and valuable freehold Al lotmont, situate on Mam Road, Ponsonby, neai top of Shelly Beaoh Road. Cottage contains i rooms; out-building?, Sec; allotment, 10 x 100, with right-of-way about 20ft wide; very con venient and good position, Prioe, only £250.— P. g. Evans, Estate Agent. Qneen-street. (851) rriO BAKERS AND OTHERS.-Valu- JL able aad * Irst-olass Business, situated on Manukau Road, Parnell, consisting ot Hand some and Commodious shop and Dwelling, oon toin'ng nine roomß, pantry, bath-room, Boallery, balcony (back and frwntl; splendid large Baket'a Oven, dough boxes, flour loft. Btable, and nu merous outbuildings; larga Freehold Adotmant (doublo frontage), In all, a fint-olaaa and very o mpaot BakerY and Con'eotlonor's Premises, all In capital working order,—Full particulars at offloe of D. F, Evans, Estate Agent, Queen street; (173) IjIOR SALE, William-street, new veran. b1 dah Cottage of 4 rooms, all well finished, fitted with register grate, colonial oven, cup boards and dresser; water laid In from main: wash houso, &o. Allotment, 33x98. Price, £350,' —D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street, neat Bank of Australasia. gj-OR IMMEDIATK BALE, handsome V VILLA RESIDENCE, new and well finished, containing seven rooms, fitted with register grates, oven, cupboards, gas and fit tings ; water laid in from main: splendid view of harbour; situated in Franklyn Road, near tho Weßloyan Church. —D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street, noxt bank of Australasia. FOR SALE, Hacuett-street, Ponsonby, New Verandah Villa of Six roomß. fitted with Register Grates. Colonial Oven, Cup board, Dresser, &0., close to tha Beach, Price, £350.— I>. F. Evans, totals Agont, Quoin-street, next Bank of Anatralaila. 710 FOR SALK, Handsome Villa Residence, oorter allotment; house oontalns 5 rooms, with detached apare bedroom, bathroom, Boul lery, waahhouae, gas laid la, two tanks, Sea., Sets. The whole la in flrat olans order, and In very deslrab c position, situated at top ot St, Mary's Road, near Three Lamps, Ponsonby. Mnnt bo i told et once, as owner 1b leaving tbe District.— P. F. Evans, ttetate Agent, Queen-Btreet (731) TflOK IMMEDIATE SALE, .Comfort. [JC able Villa Kesldenoe and Rood oorner ! Allotment, 60 x 100, situate near All Saints ■ Churoh. being oorner ot PonEonby Terraoo and Bayard-street; the Houso is almost new, oon taina five rooms all In good order, and ls fitted with cupboards, register grate, gas, oven, oto,; | wood-ehed, wash-honse, fowl-house, eto. I have potltlve Instructions to Bell, as the owner is leaving Auckland.— D, F, Bvans. Estate Agent, next "Herald,"Queen-Btreet. N 0.618 1/iOR IMMEDIATE SALE, good invest- MJ ment, within Olt» Boundary, large Cornor Allotment, over bait an aore. In splendid garden, paddock, jco. Seo. Also, good Six roomed Voranrtab Villa, Btable, and sundry outhouses, &o, ao, situate comer ot bandolph and Glo cester streets.-Full panloalars from I>. F. Evans, Eatate Agent, Quoen-etreet. t757i if OR IMMEDIATE S ALE. - Csmfort- P able Seaside Roßldenoe.—Bella Vlata. near Home Bay, Honsonbr. Very oomfortably and pleasantly situated, ttoeldonoa ot G rooms, Sec with Stable, Outhouses, See., toaother with about 21 »oroa garden, orohard, paddocks, Seo., See Kvery facility for boating and bathing, with splendid vlow. Good Bpring of water, Thii property Is for absolute sale, and Is sura to find a ready purohaser. it being the only prop erty with water frontage, comprising about 700 ft, now in the market. Any farther particu lars oan be obtained from Mr Oeo. Aker?, en the premises, or from D. F. Evans, Land and Eatate Agent. gj^Ott SALE, Customhoute-street West, V good Business Sites, leasehold. Lot No. 111, 50x90, together with the Shop and Buildings oroctod thoroon, as now occupied by Messrs Atkinson and Co. Ground rent, £10 per annum. Leasehold 5 years to run. To be had cheap.— D. F. Evans, Estate Agont Queen-Btreet. TpOR ABSOLUT JS SALE. GRAND VILLA SITES. Healths' Aspect. Magnificent View. All those splondid Frephold Villa Sites, situate noxt tho reßidonco of Judge Munro, St. George's Bay Road, Parnell, having each a frontage of 65ft by 200 ft deep, with a splendid north-eastorly Blope. Tho position ia flrst-class, tho aspect cannot be beaton, with a viow unsurpassod. In fact, these ore, without exooption, the only Choice Villa Sites in this rapidly-rising and arietooratlo Buburb; and tho vondor has dls- Elayed his interest in this district by cutting up is property into such large allotments, beßidos which ho offers such exceptionally easy terms. viz., one quarter oash; balance can stand at Bix (6) per cent. Plans and all particulars at offlco of D. F. EVANS, (770) Estato Agont, Qucen-strcot_ 141 OR IMMEDIATE SALE. Very handsome Villa Residence, pleasantly Bltuatod in Wood-Btreot, overlooking the city, harbour, and shipping, This house ls r'most new, faithfully built, and In splendid order; oontalns Grooms, besides bath-roomjwlth bah, &o), Boullery, waßh-houae, large work, spare room, or collar, baok verandah (all enoloatd), very Bang and comfortable, t -;- The fittings oonslst ot vehetlan blinks, gas fittings, elegant ohandeliore. Sec, Seo. ; together with the valuable Corner Allotment, about 120 by 100, ceourely enolosed by a substantial fence, all prettily planted with fruit trees, shrubs. &o. This yroperty Is for absolute and Immediate sale, aa tha lownei) Mr J. J. Odium) has taken over the Manukau Hotel, Onehunga, and In tends removing there at onoe. Terms exceptionally easy, viz., £185 oashj balanoe oan stand at 8 per cent. (261) Estate Agent. Queen-street. mo CAPITALISTS_AND OTHEttb. CENTRAL CHT FREEHOLD PROPERTY FOR SALE. I am iostruoted by Mra Probert (who Is now retiring from her old and well-establlahed busi ness) to sell. Immediately, this valuable Busi ness Site (the "Little Dost Paa"), being one of tho oldest and best-known sltea In the olty. It has a frontage to Shortland-Btreet of !5 feet, by a depth of 115 feet to Field Lane, besides being excavated and substantial wall built tor oellar. Splondid position; oorner allotment. Situate directly between Messrs A. Clark and Sons Warehouse and Byoroft's Mill, shortland-street. Nearly all tho purohase money can remain on mortgage at 7 per cent. 'terms and conditions on application to D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent.Qnf en-»treet. 75 -(TV N SALE \J BY THK UNDERSIGNED, AT LOWEST MARKET BATES. . Oats, (heavy short) and Tartarian Maize Canterbury Potatoes Fowl Whoat Wood's Flour Bran Oatmeal Sharps Tea Chair Currants &c„ &c„ &c, &o„ , E. MITCHELSON & Co., 19, Queen-Btreet, Shipping. jamjm. »fIHE NEW. ZEALAND (ffflfifes. A SBIPPIN 0H30.V3 LINE. Wg£ BARQUE OLIVE THURLOW, wsmammam y BOM new Yobe, Via Port Chalmers. Consignees are requested to pass entries and obtain delivery Qmers from the undersigned for their goods without delay. Cargo impeding the dlsoharge ot the vessel will be landed and stored at consignees' rials Bnd expense. A sight entry to dear the vessel will be passed at 10 o'olock a.m. on Wednesday, the llth lnßtant, NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING 00, (limited) Agents. Anckland, Dth April, 1883. JfaAAZ.. ppOR UPPER THAMES JMBBJllsr The s.s. KOTUKUwIU leave ■■■■■■■■■■■hi afl abova xo-MORROW (Tues daT)EVFNING. For freight only, apply to TBOKN'ION. SMITH ft FIRTH. Board and Eesidence. GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL HOB3ON- TBEET. Board iNn Lousing .............2.18. per -week. Sinolk U'.om 255. per Week, m



! Lost and Found. in "ftrOTICE.—£3 reward, stolen from W 'nt, XT koniltt Station on Maroh 21 or 25 b ent sack ot wheat, addressed Kelly, Walkom jer- nho above reward will bo pant to any c tea giving Information leading to thß CO nvlctlo., ln». i offenders.—Andrew Kelly. dai f\m POUND REWARD. - Lo; 'Od V_/ between Aberoromble street and Mot air. Eden, a Gold Brocoh.—Anyone leaving Inforn ar tion Xt the star office will reoelve abo _ rewart. as "1 OST, on Saturday last, a brass Lan ter XJ Socket with Spring, Finder, on lea vii >m lt at Hesketh and Aitken's, at the Haymarki •th will be rewarded. at," I" OST, yesterday, between Choral Hs I' AJ and Hobson-street, Three Trinkets, i ending a 10 franc piece.—Finder please retui same to Stab offloe. I" OST, an English Terrier Slur, answei XJ to the name of Rass.-Kewerd at Mackie' tobaoooniat. Anyone detaining after this notlc will be prosecuted. °" f OST off Munro & Milligan's trap, o - AJ Friday last, near Klng-street, Great Nort c Eoad, a Pifot Cloth overcoat-Finder will b id rewarded on leaving It at tho Star offlco. tii T OST, at Otahuhu, on 4th April, ; :d SJ Brown Greyhound Slut. Answers to th ol name of Iris.—Anyone detaining her after thi If. notice, will be proseouted, John Jones, Otahuhu _ T OST, a Pointer Pup; brown head, wit] s- XJ white striae down the centre; biowi _ spot on rcot of tall. Anyone returning thi r same to William Baresnap, Regent street i giber Pass, will be rewarded. _^^ f. T OsT, between Railway Station am i. «-i Queen-street, a Brown Leather Purse containing £S.—The nnder will be rewarded b< - leaving it at Star Ollice. £ | OST, Greyhound Slut Pup, blue witt d JH „whJte breast; reward.-Apply to Fowle; n and Co., Butchers, Qrey-Btret. it jjiOUND, a small A." nor and piece o: h ' Rope attached.-Apply T. 0. Jenkins » Heme Bay, Ponsonby. r, -' , = = Amusemenxs. 5 * UCKLAND CHORAL SOCIETY.- J xaL " Moaea In Kgypt" will be the Bubjeet fo: • reheatv al until further notice. —H. Gilflllan j Junr.. Hon. Sec. ■ - UT. THOMAS'S HALL.-TUESDAY, .W. ioth lnsf» Bl 8 P-m - G«nd Concert It . whioh some of the leading Amateurs of Anck land will take part, concluding with a Eerlo • oomlo Melange by the Bryant Ulastial Troupe [ —Admission. One Shilling. : Q.ERMAN KRANCHEN, i BTO-MORROW (rUESDAY) EVENING, At Hlght o'oloak, IN THE LORNE-STREET HALL. Tickets (to admit enntleman and two ladles), Ten Shillings each. Tickets obtainable |f<om—Vie3srs G. Yon der Heyde.' r*nz Hammer, Carl Sobmltt, F. Prob ' sting, 0, Kretsoman, I, Alexander, B. Kohn, Max Sober. Meetings. ST. MATTHEW'S LITERARY AND DEB4.TING SOOIBrY. General Meetlig THI3 (Monday) EVENING, at 8. for Bnrolment ot MemVers. All requested to oome furnished with a Suggestion of Heading, Debate, fpeeob, &o. for use of Committ-e In Formation of Se.Blonai Programme. MEMBERS of St. Matthews' Choir are _ reminded that the Rehearsal for Parnell Engagement takea place Tbla Evening, at Mr Poaley's reßidence, Vincent-street, eight o'olook. fC T. PAT KICK'S DAY Celebra- O tion Committee.—A Meeting of the Committee appointed to celebrate the past St. Patrick's Day will be held. in St. Patrick's Hall, Hobson-street, TO-MORROW (Tuesday! Evening at 8 o'olook.—Jas. Clarke. Hon. Sec. \ JI/TTNION LODGE OF MaKE \H/ \J MASTER MASONS, No. 161, ■_JgS%____ E.C—Tho Regular Monthly Communi- cation will be held in the Lodge Room, Freemasons' Hall, TO-MOR ROW (Tuesday) Evening, at 7.30 o'clock p.m. preolsoly. Visiting Mark Brethren ore invited to attend. By command of tho W.M.—THOS. W. KITT. Seoretary. PITY OF AUCKLAND. A PUBLIC MEETING OF .CITIZENS will take place TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), at 1.45 p.m., at the Chamber op Commerce Rooms, Insurance Buildings, Lower Queen-streot, Business: For tho purposo of arranging for a Citizens Ball to His Excellency the Governor and Lady Jervois, and to appoint a committee. P. A. PHILIPS, ' . Town Clerk, Town Clerk's Offloo, April 7,1883. Corporation notices. riITY OF AUCKLAND, DRAINAGE WORKS GRATTAN CRES CENT, SHERIDAN AND NAPIER STREETS. The City Council will receive Tenders until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY, the 12th instant, for above works, in terms of plans and specifications to bo viewed at tha offloo of the City Engineer, Coun cil Chambcra, High-street, The Counoil do not bind themselves to acocpt any tender. Tenders to be endorsed, " Drainage Works." P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk., Town Clerk's Offlco, April 7,1883. fIITY OF AUCKLAND. ALTERATIONS IN CITY COUNCIL ROOM. Tho City Council will receive Tenders until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY, the 12th instant, for above works, in terms of specifications, to bo viewed at the office of the City Engineer, Council Chamber, High-street. Tho Council do not bind themselves to accept any tender. Tenders to be endorsed "Alterations." P. A. PHILIPS, «.,,_,_„ Town Clerk- Town Clerk's Office, April 7,1883. Cabinetmakers. J AMES REID AND SON Beg to call tho attention and caroful considera tion of thoso about to Furnish to tho Very Favourahle Prices of ALL KINDS OF FDRNITURE. Having introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other house in town. James reid & son, Forniture Emporium, HOBSON-STREET (2nd Shop from Viotorla-st, U« Ti I T T L E, CABINETMAKER, UPHOLSTERER AND UNDERTAKER (LATE or VIOTOBIASTRBST), Informs his customers and the general public that he has REMOVED to more suitable and commodious premises In HOBSON-STRKET; Third Shop from Cook street (weßt aide). T. * H. Cook c, 44 AND 46, VICTOBIA-STREET, Beg to draw the attention of Ladles aud Gentle men furnishing to their LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OP XjiURNITURE, ' comprising Drawing and Dining-room Suites, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Wardrobes with flass panels. Sideboards, Cheffonlers, Hall ables and Hatstands, Office Tables, Chimney and Toilet Glasses, Dining Tables, Cane Chairs in great variety. Toiletware, Drawers, Wash stands, &o„ &0. riARPETS, Including Brussels, Tapestry, Kidderminster, and Felt Carpets, Hearthrugs, Coir and China Mattings, Stair Carpets, Linoleum, Floorcloth, Door Mats Wool Mats, Bed-rcom Rags, Sec TDEDDING of all kinds and of the best quality. Hair, Wool, Flook, Cocoa Fibre, and Flax Mattr^sea, Spring Mattresses, Including the Paten Wire Wove ! Mattress iFesther Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; Kapok Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, and Pal asses. T. & H. COOKE, U AND 16, VICTORIA-STREET. {Faotory, Elliott-street]



) -Public .Notices. ai- "OECENT FLOODS IN GERMANS alf All .._—. •tt German Consulate, me Auokland. 9th April, 1833. of The underßlyneS hsß to acknowledge reoelt Of £109 15s 9d as the nett amount, so far, oor —r tributed by the realflenta ot Auokland to aid li 81, j relieving the distress ot the people In Westeri mt l Germany who. at the beginning of the prssen ia-1 y ( ar, wore made homeleaa ana destitute by ai ye I uniraceaented oveiflow of the river Rhine. 1 He takes tbis opportunity to thank, on bthil nn of the euffereis. «il who have responded to thi r tCftJl for help, and especially the gentlemen o: ug the committee who gave their time to thi ot, oolleotion of subscriptions, Horr Carl Sohmit' wao suggested and ably conducted the oanoeri ,11 given on the evening of the 29.h ult., ProfeßSOi C*Ulau, iho Udles and gentlemen ot the Phil "* hvrmonio,Choral, and Orchestral Societies, anc " tre membaisot iha Instrumental Bands, all ol _ whom generously volunteered thtir services oi rs thit occasion. •_, ihe amounts received, rs par statement be ,e low. have been remitted to t>ie Consul-Qeneral in Sydney, who will at once transfer thorn by - oaole to the Relet Committee in Berlin. ? SUBSCRIPTIONS, 6 Collected by „ fi Sid. - G. yon der Hide, Eeo 29 5 0 a F. Proebstlng „ .. 2111 0 6 F, Rummer __, __. .. _ .. 19 5 0 t- £70 1 0 __ Amount received for Con „ cert Tickets _ __, £50 3 0 „ Lcssrent of Choral ? Hall .. .. C3 0 0 ' Gas „ .. 015 0 Cleaning ball .. 0 8 6 1 Movlnsc piano to i and from hall.. 012 0 j Tuning piano ..0 10 0 "■ Refreihmen's for performers .. 16 3 l Advertising In r papers .. ..366 Came transfer of f fundi .. .. 010 0 1 10 8 3 39 U 9 • £109 15 9 THOMAS T. GAMBLE, Aoiing-Consul. ; W E ARE AGENTS ' - FOB lOE-MAKINi* MACHINUS, I from £25 upwards ! BRBWERS' REFRIGERATING MA CHINERY. ICE-CREAM FREEZING CHURNS, ICE SCALES, 108 PLANE 3. All Utensils for making Iced Drinks AISO. B.VGINB, BOILERS. PUMPS, DRILLS. AND TOOLS, Plant of any kind Contracted for. INGRAM AND CO., Bigh-street. WINTER is coming—Buy a Knitting Maohine from D. S. Chambers, 70, Qneen-street (opposite the Bank of N.Z.) LANDSCAPE GARDtfiiMING.-Grounds laid out and Lawn Tennis and Croq.net Grounds formed at Ten Pout, da and upwards, according to the nature of the ground.—C. w, S. Curdle, Landscape Gardener, ca~e Mr Layers, Sued Merchant, Qaeen-Btroet; or Mr James Maaon. Parnell NnraerZae. ■-■ OEGRETTI'S INSECT POWDER C 5 Strong and Pungent, Kills FLKaS and all INSKCT PESTS. Price, Is 61 a Canister. Colonial Agents: sharland fe Co.. opposite P.O BjiRANKJS First-class Oyster Supper JL Rooms (meala all hours), Darby-street, Auokland. . MOSQUITOES! MOSQUITOES U»B SHARLAND'd KOaaA, A Fragrant Herbal Preventive. Prioe, One Shilling, and Slxpenoe a Bottle. SHARLANiI te CO.. opposite Poet-offlce. Account to Night Soil Contractor I to 31st March ult., must be paid without delay, otherwise servlon will be discontinued. Offlco, City Markc, open from 9to 5; Saturdays to 9 p.m. Business Notices. TO" O T T ~C ¥. TO THE INHABITANTS OF NEWMARKET AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. RonERTSON and Naikn beg to inform tho Residents that they have taken the Premises lately occupied by Mr McNeil, and Purpose opening on SATURDAY First as Bread and Bisonit Bakers. A Refreshment Room will bo Connected with the Shop, where Visitors can be supplied with Tea, Coffee, Mutton Pies, &0., &0., at all reasonable Hours. Hot Rolls will also bo Delivered Every Morning at 1 o'clock. ]V 1 X BEKS WAX! BEBS WAXI Purchased In any quantity for Cash. Buyers of Fungus and Muntz Metal. Having purchased In China a Fine Assort ment of Teaß himself, JAMHS AH KEW oan oonddently reoommend thorn, and trusts that all his old Customers, and the Pnbilo generally, will avail themselves ot this Bplendld opportunity and call early to buy his Superior Congou, Best Flavoured Kooloo, Shouohong, and various Mixed Teaß, suited to every tastei He has also on hand Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger, Crockery ware. Silks, Hondkerohlefa, and other commodities too numerous to mention, Note the Address.— JAME3 AH KEW Ss CO., 231. Queen-Btraet. The Direct Supply Store, 249 queen-street. 249 hanchard and cranwell Have the following among othes bargains :— Children's Toy Mugs, 6 for ls : Strong Printed Cups, same prioe Strong Printed Cups and Sauoers, is d'z. White asd Gold do. 8b doz. Pheasant Plates, from 2a 6d dcz. A Glbbs Sugar and Cream or Butter Cooler for ls Tumblers, 3s 6d doss ; Water Bottle and blase, IB A strong pair of Carvers. Is 6d Knives and Forks, all sizes and prloea Children's Kni(e. Fork, and Spoon, fid Handsome Japanned Trajs, 2s Strong Japanned Bread lra>a 9i A large pair of Yates for ls 6d A Complete Toilet Bet. 6 pieces, 6i 91 A Beautiful Table Toilet Set. is 6d Tray Looking Glasses from la 9d Lo.in the Largest £iz;s tor the smallest Money, in oral screw-pillar, box, &c, &o. Eeahy Good Fenders now 7s 6d A new lot of Rharooal Box Irons, to ba Bold at is and is Bd Hair and Cloth Brushes, ls each Carpenters' Hammers, is: Pincers. 6d - Lodlea' Toy do. fid; Nut Crackers. 3d Yankee Spring Balances ls each. Also, In endless variety — Btatnary, Vases, Lustres, Glass S cades, Lamps, Bird Cages, Cutlery, Crookery, Glassware, Tinware, and General Furnishing Ironmongery. Buy ot the Importers Direct from the Manufacturers. Remember, you oan get almost anything yon want at HANCHARD & CR ANWELL'd DIBKOT SUPFLX SIOBB, 240, QUBExJ-STREBT. CLEARING- OUT SALE OF CUTLER*. THOMAS SAMUEL, being compelled to Clear out his Stock ot Cutlery in consequence Of the PRBMISUS COMING DOWN and no other Shop being obtainable, ls now SELLING OFF the whole of the Stook at an [enormous Sacrifloe. The goods are from the hast Sheffield makers, and will have to be sold at any price. Consisting of— Beßt Ivory Table and Dessert Knives, Lookwoed's and Johnson's Best Pooket Knives, Bleotro-plated Forks. Spoons, Cruets, &o. Nevada and Nickel Silver Forks acd Spoons, Superior Solßßors and Razors. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, , THOMAS~SAMUEL, IMPORTER OF CUTLERS', 46, Queen-atreat (Opposite Town Clock). Wm. McArthur & Co., AUCKLAND. TO DEALERS IN FANCY GOODS, EARTHENWARE, CHINA AND GLA AND GENERAL STORKKEEPKRS Plain and Fanoy Stationery , Perfumery and Toilet Soapi Brushware and Combs, Table and Pooket Cutlery E.P. and B.M. Goods Iron Bedsteads Mirrorc and Fancy Furniture Clocks, Watohes, and Jewellers Tobacco, Cigars, and Plpea Musical Instruments Earthenware, China, and Glass Vases, Flower-atandß, &c Parian Ware, Pictures Purses, Hand Bags, and Baskets Crioketlng Appointments Lawn Tennis and Badminton Archery and Croquet Indoor Games. Toys, See, ' TNDIA AND CHINA TEA X WAREHOUSE." NO. 95, VIOrORIA-STRBET. IN THB MATTER OF "GENUINE INDIAN TEAS." I beg to notify my customers, and all whom It may concern, Th« my Indian Teas are mostly from Calcutta, via Melbourne; that the grlat I bSk of my present Stook passed through the Victorian Customs during fhe severest discus -1 Blonthat has ever taken place in the Colonies . on what Constitutes "Pure Tea;" when the effortwasactualiymadetoralse the Government Standard there higher than tbat, adopted by tho i Board of Trade, .uondon, Futtber:-That, as i nearly tho whole of my Stock carries the:' Cal cutta Syndicates" Mark, and their Agents in Melbourne being Messrs J. Henty and Co., no I higher guarantee can bs given of their purity than they offer on behalf of tbe Syndicate. ; FreDH. WhITEHBAD; TEA IMPORTER, AUCKLAND. I~»ATSl RATS! KAT&I-Use t BHARLAND'rt PHOSPHOR PASTE. Rats eat it greedily, and die; no smell, Prioe, One Shilling a Bottle. 1 SHARLAND & CO., opposite Poat-offlw.



"' I II I—■— m _ I Money r. A LARGE Sum of Money to Lend on I3L good Freehold Security, at lowest rate of interest. — C. Aickin, General Commission Agent, High street. i', £10 "000 TO LKND on FREEHOLD n V 'WU SECURITY.-Apply n WINGATE, EURNS, & CO., Lt • Fort-street n Jl«10,000 TO LEND in Sums of £3,000 i# 3W and upwards.-F, J. Moss and Co,, Short- J and-street. t "jl* ONEY TO LEND ON PERSONAL ? -L»-* SECURITY. . Persons borrowing £5 receive SA 10s J Persons borrowing £10 receive £0 r Persons borrowing £20 receive £18 • Persons borrowing £50 receive £15 J %# m Weekly or Monthly Instalments. . rJ}l?n}?sT OUP^ ed dal'y- Strictest secrecy. DA,S^ DS?f^ LP AN AND DISCOUNT COM _ | PANY, High-street (2 doors from Vulcan Lane). l" #. 1 fli j0 £10,000 LENT on Building r *»_* __L \f Boolety principles, or on other termß to suit borrowers. Allotmentirbought and Houseß buUt on weekly payment system. I Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties for sule on 4th page. Six per cent. , allowed on money deposited tor Investment,— I C. WiLCiiM-oN, l_and, Katate. snd Financial I Ageii and Valuator, 3,Vulcan Lane. i r '.; = ' a ' I Medical. -fcTERVOUS DEBILITY, Dr. S. C. West's Nerve and Brain Treat ment, a guaranteed Specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia Headache, Nervous Prostration caused by the uso of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental Depression, Softening of tho Brain resulting in insanity and leading to misery, decay, and death, Premature Old Ago caused by over-exer tion of the brain, youthful folly, or over-indul gence. Each box contains one month's treat ment. 5s a box, or six boxes for 255, sent by mail prepaid on receipt of prlco. WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To cure any cose. With each order received by us for six boxes, accompanied with 253, wo will send the purchaser our written guarantee to re fund the money if tho treatment does not effect a ouro. Guarantees issued only by J. P. KING & SON, Chemists, . Queen-street, Auckland. XjlOR WINTER COUGHS BRONCBIAL IRRITATION, TRY gYRUP OF J£uOALYPI_US , WITH HYPOPHOBPHTTE OF LIME AND QUININE. FORINCIPIENT CONSUMPTION AND ' ,'.. •• CHRONIC CHEST AFFECTIONS. j^IOKIN'S gYRUP OF EUCALYPTUS WITH HYPOPHOSPHITE OF LIMB AND QUININE, unit cartalnly Alterative asd Cbrativk TRY IT FOR BRONCHITIS AND ASTHMA. Address:— - _ ' ■ - THE PHARMACY, . QUEEN-WSwr, POR MUSCULAR RHEUMATISM, | there is nothing into the Hommopatbia 1 1no v. oof Khus Lox, oxtornn I and interna), ls each.— Qoodßon'a iLondon Arcade, WORM 8. A( All children suffer from them, If Buspeoted, aak for tho Certain Cure. SHA SLAND'S WORM PO WDE RS, 1/ paoket. Apothecaries Hall, opposite Post-office. " DOCTOR a KINOLD'SPENN V ROYAL . AND STEEL PILLS.-The most nonular medicme of the day. Prico, 2a 6d a bo£—Colo- - mal Agents: Sharland & Co., opposite the Post Office. 'pE ECLECTIC PHARMACY^ ' The acme of elegant Medical Establishments. Top ot Grey sthe-ct, Cobneb ot Put-stbbm.. CHARLES BUTCHER, SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL, Absolutely the beat remedy ever made for COUiiHS, IiRUNCHITId. AND GOLDS. Prioe. 2s 6d and Is ed a Bottle. SHARLAND £ CO., oppoßlte Peat-office. """ Educational.. ■ r AUIES- SKMINARY, College Road. f!_d _wri? cip,al: M^s VaHe.-Quarters date ta?y&eß. n°e' Advancednn| iElemen- DANCING CLASS meets TUESDAYS, „T,„i-_Ji- 7p;m* M™ Vaile requeststomedlate application from those wishing to join. mcuu" " 1 ,AH?' Jl§. not attending School may Join FM,w l p^B'B °H 3 for Parting, Drawing, / Etching, Painting on Satin and Torea Cotta, Gazette in Bankruptcy. " TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF AUCKLAND. HOLDEN AT GRAHAMS- In the matter of "The Mining Companies* Act, 1872." and in the matter of tho o^tedK em Gold-mi^B CompS? _ Notice is hereby given that by an Order of the District Court of Auckland, hoHen at Grahams- , w^^ ade _,on-¥ **& da? «* April HK. th« ?w red' lnl er.'„ alia'tbat Creditorsot SS™f2 v? n??l c. d v c 9 mPau7 do come In^nl WJrff Debts before thia Court on the th&4 day of May next; and notice is hereby also excluded from tho heneflt of any distribution proved °re deUot *** .™oh«Q»aitor to lgDated at Auckland, tliis fourth day of April, JOHN R. RANDERSON, . Liquidator,; Auctions. :. THUBBDAY, NOON; 7 - .> ,' JEWELLEKY, WATCHES, DRAPERY. SADDLERY, GLASSWARE, , * FANCY GOODS, &0„ &o„ &o, ; v BALANCE OF STOCKi , . . ■ R. ARTHUR' .: Ja.cc ,: HAS. received Instructions to Sell, by ml _ auction, at hia Mart, Queen-a'Seat ob • Thursday next, atiatfclockioon eonß-*e?*t ofi .'., THE BALANCE OF RETAIL STriPTT >«_,;' moved to Mart for Conv^e^ofo °M S C o£ slstlng of Jewellery. JUdleif Coimlal' OoM Brooches and Earringk (settoi dtaSSta oeSSto Watches, clocks, Opera Glasses, Flowera under cfc?§aTdfe, show CaSO8 ' oSpei * &Ci &c, &c MONDAY, APRIL 16. DRAWIBG ■ ROOM SUITE, PIANO. WOOD-STREET~FONSONBY. D. f7eVANS H ALJ?™\H V 0,5. r,ed with in«t'nctions _~_.- Fom Mr J- J- Odium (who la leavlno th« district) to Bell by public auO§on!a?lite B_rS? dence. Wood-atreet (oear CjlleM'KJaai 8 ISl I soaby. on Monday, tho 16th AprU, it 11 o;olbS5 THK BALANCK Olf HIS SUPKBIOR ' HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Consisting of— DRAWING-ROOM SUITE (9 pieces). vflr_r ga-B baok, handsome Walnut OheffonlM with silvered Dlate glass front and marble top, Occasional and Cora Tables. Com Troy, Brußßela Carpet tanite new). Wool Mats, Smoker's Toblp, handsome Mirror, curtains. Poles and Rings, Bronze Clock, Vases. Fonder and Fire Xroas, Pictures. Figures In Plaster, baautiful Stand of Silk, Wax Flowers In glass shade. De . canters. ' . -'':■ ' DINING-ROOM-Telesoope Table, IS. m, x 3ft. Bin, (2 extra leaves), almost now; Cane and Hok chair-seated Chairs, Sideboard, Dimask Curtains, Poles and Rings and ~ Brackets, Trays. Wine Glasses, Hearth, rug, Ink Stand, gplttoon, Vase, Linoleum, HALL-Linoleum, Door Mats, Gipsy Hall " Table, Aneroid, Sco, v J IMI* BED-ROOM—Handsome Doubla Iron Baa stead (brass mcuntsd) and Hanatew M. llatses, Mattrass, Cheat ot dSwbm! Marble top Washltana and Wa™!*(ffl- Dreetiag Table. Mlhor, tilsssTE^ CtaS Commode, Careet and Matttag. OmSm. Cradle. ' ' QM Wat^» SB<2? NP' bbd-ROOM - Double Iron BeJ. stead, P_,lUas3es, •ooking Glass Wb^^ stand, Ware, Curtains DiuSek m& Scraen, Pictures. wbh KITCHKN-Tabie, Half Dinner Servloe. Sun- SS tls.'^, l' aPPv, stmra Iron, BOileS Chalw, Colonial Couob, (Jilclotti, Matting! Barrow, Step Ladder, Waahmbs and Boards. Sauceranoe, Perambulator, Bel lows, OU Drum, Patat Pots and Brushes '■ '_&o„ '. ■..; Seo.. See. AtdaLOr OF USEFUL SUNDRIES. D. F. Tv*A NS, .'Auctioneer." (Continued on.Fourth Page}.