*»*s*3bk upon the agreement, signed «•«• t r n t a intiffand defendant?, the former by both plaraun££ It £otmed par i o f the vß ,entitiedtoßie. particulars •sine do2H£r. T Bale, and the •ri. cf a f Xnfore to ba construed ff hole had ™ t# Afte r quoting «« °, n!,J the memorandum ot saie, His It) »nd aho»« b the vendor Wfl9 not BonOst<!^d that therefore Mr Lusk (for «^,« had contended that tbe^f W al nothing iv the doen. with the supposition rt£ weSSrter might himself, be the *•*» H« thousht, however, that this venintfo«Fwas not tenable, inasmuch ai rtltawnt spoke ef" vendor" and " auc a manner that seemed imn* tion«» "„ j de . , uo |i B . supposition. JfjiJffiiud. in it, teeming to P UStthVvendorand auctioneer were iO?Ka the same person, and for.her rtsfl£? the tale ms expressed to tbß£flM*ed by order of the BegUtrar of Court, and the vendor was fIX the mortgagee filing under a de!f^f Tale They had, therefore, the Eff a contract entered into t>y an agent ""tiiVf of an agent under an unnamed •SJjH andsigDed by the agent In his P"^.^ Could the agent sue upon it f J^elefto him eloarly'established that l\ SK«nt signs a contract in his own Stfthfnt qualification, he ui.jnm 5S?SS«»1V«»M«. and correaavely Bue upon the contract unless the Xry ioieotion appears upon the face <J S The lav was thus laid fJEsmtoV« fading Gases." in the S Thompson v. JUavenport, and that lS had bien.olton, quoted with ap- S thougli there was somr uncer fflSi 1871, P. 867; Schmalz v. T'*".Sy . Q. 8., 228; ,v. fSief LR,'IC.PD-. 100, 374; Hut i ,M^V A;review of the cases on this ™&efied to sh6w that there was no in* SK'rnle'df lawby wfrch their decision S dSterittined Where a contract wai ifIMM Win a'gerit in his own name without Sfotlori, or where he did not dis- S3t''Ms principal, a presumption was Si that he wa« conttacti»g personally, Khete/ore liable to be sued and entitled totußTiTJonthe contract. This presnmp- MoVlierap^osed, would be all the stronger fa » c»B8 where both the siguature was on miaafedf^nd the phncil.al undisclostd. SdS^Wß' pf«suropti6n' even then was not iiraWKwiT8 * tQe case ot Southwell v. BoirttifeK shewed. In every - casey tbere •jji^^Afliestiotf,' whether the -person ac jjWßsJbning the contract was to be j^U'itfhe contracting peKonally, or a3 ertSWfllyf depended npon the iutention of thl'&rlie'i as discoverable from the con teJtmeK(See 2 Smith's" Leading Cases,1? t^MO i>Bfh Ed.J^His Honor, bfter jMß&gvm Cherry V Andersen, 10 Ir. RlOb.Vi 209, concluded as follows :— u'lMMg. however, to all the circum- Itimiiofthis case, I think the proper con diHiiw«mveat,i3that the pUintiff is nrt entitled to sne io this contract. The reasonJ Which I have already enumerated, jnS<sifichTneea not repeat, by which I ini'lMTlo the conclusion that the separate plrtrMßties ;of the vendor and the lUcHoneer, and the fact of agency, mb} dfa'olosed, lead 'me equally >to ttt'' fconelnsiori that the ■ loatiuction | to rtgird-'the' • auctioneer' as con tiiljlih|«eiisohally, is not diso!o«di Th« MBw'U -brought1 to recover the deposit irMch;by the conditions of sale was to be paid to me auctioneer, but it seems clear that tberieht of the plaintiff to sue, if it exists at tS, cannot be apportioned to cer. tala parts of the contract, and withheld from the rest.* "He iseUher entitled to sue Eoneislly as a principal or not at all. It caniof U intended' that tha auctldnebr would have been entitled to uuo for the

5 t«lance of ttm purchase-money which is Bptpitiiiilyniadt payable to the vendor; The ■ mere /apt that the deposit is made payable ', tpt{ie auctioneer, does not in itself give tbe • ' auctioneer a tight to sue. It creates no debt dne to tbe auctioneer from the pur ehuer, nor does it afifoid grounds for imply ing a promise to pay on the part of tbe pur chaser, ■ which can be enforced by the inctioneer. Ibis case does not, I think, come witbia the principle of (hat cliss of esses ia which ie baa been held that "if one person makes a promise to another lot the beneEt of a third, thattbird may m«i»telo an action upon it" (per J. Boiler I In Marcbiagton v. VerooD, 18. and P., 101 in. note?). The promise to pay tbe deposit was, if my construction of the con . trict is right, made with tbe vendor; and although the payment was to be to the . auctioneer, it can hardly be said to be for kit; benefit.' The auctioneer holds the deposit »s stakeholder between the panic, m the first instance, and afterwards, upon ln«t to pay it over to tbe vendor upon the 50aipletioa of the purchase or upon for feitare by the purchaser, or to return it to the .purchaser in tbe event of the vendor I Bitkine default, . The auctioneer's position thtooJtbout is fiduciary and not beneficiary, Xlwre :is another aspect of the case which WfciTen rise to. great doubts in my mind, frojn which 1 can birdl; say I am now al. together free. It k this :-Assuiuing that ttf.ftnctionaer cannot sue as a, party to the SMtract, ought not tne memoraudum at the CtPtloj the conditions, coupled with iho promiso* subsequently made by Mr Vaile k>!P»y ; the: deposit by. cheque, to ba taken Hi an, account stated between the plamtill Kg the defendants upon which the plaint iff Wnme? .The. actual amount of the deposit luot specified in Hie. momoramium, the JpucainjWbich it waa iutendtd to be iuserled feyiag.been left..blank. But the condi- MflM.an^niem randnin taken together con> to.,»U j that [U necessary for, determining mwomitfind id cerium eet quod cerium mmM- ■ fCleave t. Moore, 3 Jur., ASi, «i Lemere v. EUiott, 6 H. anl«jtt.»,fS6(ji WilMnv. Wilson, 14C.8., 616, referred to ] &m%Lfe)wem, a material disUccli-n MjeWl*M« oases and the present ewe, 4&f#<l&thet vMnmnqn iO.-U.,;WB» f JrW*SpMWß.t«w 1.U.-Hn.thatwas held #fflf»C:.ihe Claim apoaaaaccounthtated: | iW!%i»»e.j^i»;a;mere prQmi*e to gite a •w«9?e, Mjieo far as my reaeatch has fHHiWW^eve& ! been> decided that that WJ W>n|d ©ye the auctioneer any further ■ fi 4! iWh.ebas upon thecontract. The • cWa«fi»Mon for BBch proiaiso aeems to be W Wfle.»» for the original contract, and, jt er^-'e> U ■ tbe. apctioueer cannot. enforce -■ tT?6refilaeot.he cannot sue upon the pro ■™*j(SMeh,,so far as he is concerned,; iJpWvW^tO. bo a nudum pactum. vri •JWmgroujids,- therefore, I think the ■P'^WN faUed to establish his claim. ,1 (}j»; o.9!y;««y,'.«h.i!>,.in conclusion, that sven ig^iW; t.fleeision; ;i as -to there) Jwving {Si i/" l!?i wcounti stated: ,betweeD »o I?' ■ Po^' to have been otherwise, it JjWWt 09 condusire. as to the plaintiff b (TOjW ; jtecoy«r..,;-Wilson y. Wilson, ™£™¥®>tMsW>.ib<it it would .still bocom ■ JW°».«>t the defendants to show thai cir ! W»^« had arisen such ; that, if the •iSPv^i'l6wl- actually naid, they would fcS?T»;«Btitted to.recover it back, in Bf*w.f«se_tb^ ra le. against oirouity would «W7«h ,tho pjajntiff from. succeeding, 11 SJiWW'Jie ,ot, opinion that * the • plaintiff f^BfcnoDnuited, the costs were £6 la. WUkflJiiri:'!! -.<■■[ ...;..<,- :.-.;i,.t»jtl fiiii i

PROPOSED SCULLING. MATCH.

: , ,'" (PBR PBBS3 ASS9CIATION.)

> ' . WELLINGTOrf, Jhis'dajr. . i^tWaiJAMBoiuPAOB, of Maime Hoteli writes to the "New Zealand a Times," asking on what terms Beam, the ffould meet Harrington of Biyer. .■ %,;:« snggests that a. match, should be ■i!W'??"ifo b(3 rowed on Aparima Kiver,for t..8. !f aW;riot t 0 exceed £100. fleam' Bas <iffiw«ply that be is willing to row fiar. •;TO%,and,will allow him £20 to come to :'i",»Wg,ton, or take £20 and go to.Biverton. Mh,-1-m', I -- .. '•' i' tr..'. ■

YACHT RACE.

ww«dace4lleli*.eeiiiiiie-,ii»rge Iyaciitß.A^awa fstA&] ttßtfK place tosday, i.M» o*clcbk;; itlie 'time^tfp^b&iiced ioKiJtart. "M^^gf $!aymiiutu' went'down the, wliarf ■'Wrtthe boats, bat,the Kite's.crew. de: ( '■•'"ft!* to go, as they considered there'was "'jJ^Wffiaent wind. Kbortly: after 11 o'clock, fig wft'«,(tj»e;«ewg of tfaie two yachts agreed. S ' Al*.f'J.H'"i 'He ,wind coming fresh from the > ' rTISWt. Ted Moore sailed tlie Rita and *- .y»«K BeU the Ara'wa. Captain: McKtnzie 1 Sft' Ih?n>1 h?n> o'fi with a very fair sjt^rt. The " Hlt*«ion took up the leading position, and ! '"?, IS!|il'i|ing the Worth Mead.was lbain Ssec ■■ jW. ; She continued to gain' all the way ao» n to Tirititi. 11.30 p.m. she appeared >obe over a mile ahead of toe Ajfawfe'; is (?kb."Stae' Caeeikb-Eiobos.) •_-:^ / ■ ;' rU,aai>siatk. '■■ I'l TWwhi(l is dow cotnin'g fwfliW* East.: "*'» was becalmed under Wangitoto, "oue Rita had a gopd breeze, about one »ile ahead. «

LATEST CABLEGRAMS

(SPECIAL TO TRtVS ASSOCIATION)

(Received May 14, 11.40 a.m. PARLIAMENTARY RECBSS.

LONDON, May 13. Parliament fcas been adjourned until the 21st inst, THE "THUNDERER" TURNS ON GLADSTONE. The " Times " complains strongly of the Gladstone Ministry pandering to the crochets of various eections of his sup porters, instead of boldly pursuing a national policy. The Tories are jubilant. A JBARoNETCY FOR A BOBLISHER. j Mr Win, Chambers, the well-known publisher of Edinburgh, has been created a baronet. , ~ . . , . ■ JThK IRISH MURDER TRIALS. Tho brother of Joseph Brady baa been Committed for trial. . THE DUPLIC VTE SUEZ CANAL. Counsel consulted by the Khedive in view of the agitation for the duplication of the Suez Canal, report that the concession granted to Baron De Lessepa confers upon him an exclusive right. ROYALTY AMONG FISHMONGERS.

i His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales attended the bauquot of the Fish Mongers Company, and, in his speech, expressed ragret that the destruction of the Gaiden Palace by fire, had destroyed half the bjd. ney exhibits. El Mahdi has been badly defeated at Gevalini. HYGIENIC EXHIBITION. , a Ilygt nic Exhibition has been opened at,' Berlin,.' i

| THE FISHERIES EXHIBITION.

1 ffhe bpeoing of the Fisheries Exhibition in; London was a brilliant affair although it rained steadily throughout. The decor*. tions were profuse and. effective, the whole of; the Koj al Family except the Qaeen were present,' as well as tbe members of the Cabinet, the Foreign' Embassies, and the Colonial Comraissioneis. Ttiere were num bers of fotci^u fishing gills present, dressed in their national couiume", anil hundreds of British fisherman were admitted after tbe grand procession through the courts. The JJake of Richmond delivered an address. Jlis Royal highness the Prince of Wales formerly opened the Exhibition, promising to read a paper by His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh before the Fisberietf Uonarese. Tbe collection ia the Kxhibi tfon is very complete in all respects, and there is an unequalled display of life-saving apparatus.*' Canada's is the best colonial court. - The British, hwediuh, and Dutch ate also excellent , % ' ..-.',. ij :

MR. J. M. REDMOND'S VISIT.

GONIBARY to recent expectation, it would seem that New Zealand is to be favoured— or the reverse—with a visit from Mr J. E. Redmond, M.P., in connection with his " mission " on behalf of tho Irish National League. Some days ago we had news that, as Mr Redmond was anxious to rumuie his Parliamentary duties, he would not call at New Zealand, but would return direct to England. To-day, however, the cable brings us the information that Mr Redmond will leave' Sydney shortly for this colony. This means, we suppose, that he ' Will" not visit Vic toria, where he was promised a very adverse reception—or rather refused a re> oepiion altogether—nearly all tne balls in the principal towns: being closed against hia;. We were quite reconciled to do with out Mr Redmond's visit in this part of tbe glpbe, though we did not go the length of trying to " boycott" his meetings— a proceeding which would have been per fectly legitimate, we presume, according to Land League canons. As he is coming, we are glad to noia that he has vury much morjified; his tone when1 speaking on Irish affairs ; and though we deprecate as much as ever the" stirring up of bad blood among colonists and the draining off if their savings for Land League purposes, we shall be prepared to jndae our visitor by bis utterances here, and not by ouy pre conceived notlonsformed regarding him from hid Australian appearancer.

A nicotine of creditors in the estate of Charles McLouehlin, an insolvent hotel, keeper, of Tauranga. was held at the Supreme Court to-day. The statement of the debtor's financial position shewed that there were no-assets, while the liabilities, which comisted principally of a claim Wy MissnrL. D. wathan and Co. of £300 and la number of smaller tradesmens' debts, amounted to I about £560. Mr Thomas Macdarlane was appointed ~ stee in the estate. ; ' ~

THIS AUCKIiAJNJJ EYEWING STAR, MONDAY. MAY 14.



!..... '.. , Meetings. if'S; Dl B; G A V I LLK - • ' Respectfully invites HIS 00N8T1TUKNT3 OH AUCKLAND t,* kmi TO MBET HIM IN 1. Kg T. JAM ESS HA I. Li > mi! ltil||i .-■:: , .. . .:/. I.: :U U ■■'.^tii-i- W«w,ntOTOK-sntMrr. TfftTRSDAYEVENING NEXT, "- i ■-••• ;17th Esst,, at 7.80.' rvEVONEOET - BOAD DISTf ICT.— I.# Nottoe Is hsreby gi<r'en lhat It 1» the inten tion dt the Devonport KoaJ Boar*, at k Meettsß iob-he'd in thu offlre.oCtho Hoard, on M }N. ;peoiuprder :-i-" ipb^t the number,of MemDera itea K3n7,)«i taoJi>a.ITtf.:3!AßKg|j»-^ioß»jil*ytiJ -tr&IF»R# BT»*MSHIP (X)M*AN¥ t^^yjasarwoa (LIMlTKu>^: a u»«d fi.'ji Th<) Ordlnurr Annnal Qeiie'Ol Meeting of »ho 3hAroholderß of tho K^ipara, Mto»raen!p O 'Hi pary (f.irriited) will be h4ld at the office of Mr ut«Ml»rt (ChMtiber of Uommoroe Rooms), oo MOND*Xrthe Mthijwtjail*noon, i « i Bs»2o*wwlito ApjU Sfth, 1KB; BJsfl/WiMBCt tWfl Direcitt** tn plao- ot Mr T. Mdirto and OftDtaln Oolbcok, Wh<» xotiro bf rotation, bat are eligible (Of re-elootion wllhont Botioei and to eleoi as Anditoi (or the eiaulng Tear. (. 3 W%*'m WOMAM MDDEB. :• ,- .--.•,. a . -I I. .-~ Manager.. | .Auckland, May 8.1883. . ...__■ IAANOING CLASS moeta Pon«onby; XJ H»W every Tuesday Eyeßlng.-Ml«B Valto wlahea to receive names^ ot a fay ladleg..' • Harbonr Board Notices. iUOKLANJ) HARBOUR BOARD. APPOINTMENT O* MABTKR FOR PIW)T •• SUHX)NKR, • '"-ill to ,i • .■•;•:.. HarbonrßoardOffloo, ~ .-. .:.- .~, || n ,i ß .Auckland.3rd May. 1383. -»T)pli(»tl<mß wIU reeoived at this offloo until TUESDAY, the 16th instant, at noon, for the appolnttner-t of Master for Pilot Schooner, BaUwy at the rate or «80 per annum. ■■■■ ' . Conditions and farther partionlan may be geeouponapßUpatlonatthlaoffloe. Appllbatlons to be endorsea " Apollootlon for Apiiointmont of Master for fllot schooner." • 0. a tTONK, J i. .. .. >.. ..!.: .. Chairman. Goodson's Arcade. LONDON £p • ■ LONDON LONDON' 22 LONDON LONDON gg LONDON pOOD SON« ARCADE OODoT O , SON' B ARCADE. ABOADE. SS' ARCADE. :;: a"aroade, p .arcade. u ti U 111 H',l .':■ ! «'»««J*1B" J, "''■ ' ••'■ '■■ v yERANDAH RESTORED, ; iJND'Otur Wraiiows Pbesbjnt *Hto Übttai. ll*f!?n» • <..i ■ ATTRAOTJONB.' ') '.;-' V THE' DAMAGE. SUSTAINED,, Cannot be eßtimated by the actual cost Incurred in the restoration, as ■ £300 Will not compensate for the loss we have bub -1 tamed by the expenditure incurred, and the J, sacrifice we have experienced through our 1 Four Windows being excluded from pnolio i gaze; but the additional patronage of our numerous customers -will accomplish it, and , | upon this we confidently rely, presenting L >■• GREATER ATTRACTIONS ' than eVer, considerable accessions being made ' to the already Finest Stock in the Colonies, by I , NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED, I and which will be constantly: supplemented by farther shipments. ■ ..:.: Note the Address ,/lsV. ":. J % The London Arcade; j AUCKLAND D CHRISTOHURCH. iLondon Address: 68, St. Maiy Axo.



Wanted. WANTED SEEN, the Wonderfnl Fresh Bargains In I Man. iWatertlght Boots, only 10a 6d, at Da-pier's Boot Shoy. Victoria street. WANTED, a Uook.—Apply Powell's Kettanrtnt. Lower Qaea.,-street. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, a Second Walter.-Apply Koyal Mall Hotel. WANTED, a Walter.—Apply to H. Halloo, Victoria Dining Booms, next to Mr Montague's. _ ANTitD, a BarmaD.—apply at tbe United aervloe Hotel. ANTED, for hotel at Cambridge, Man Cook; highest wanes alien to a ;horou_hiy comp.tont and sob— man.— Apply :o-morro». 10 a.m.. ta f. Maclty. Tort-street, \\i AM lEi>, Hotel Servants of all kinds; TT aUOgcofl Female tServ-nts(or country. -Aimßtra&g a-d Co., Labour Exchange, 177. .ueon-Btrtet. ANTjiD, an Upholsterer. -Apply at offloa ot thla paper. ANTED. Third Hand.-W. Kitchie, Baker. Krten f> e acoot. ___ WANTED, a steady single *oun« Man a< Slaaghtotman,-Apply Bond Brow.. Devon port. ANTKD, a Plumber.—Apply V. Millar, Welle»Uyßtre-t Krit. WAATED, a Tailor and Tailoresses, Immediately.—!. MoKenna and Co., 'itt street. WANTED, a good Sbingler, and a Handy Youth to learn and b* usef al.— ipply this evening to ihfid hour 3 fast Newton load, cr earlr in morninu to B. turner, ODPO lte Keiervolr. Great North Koaa. aNIED, in Poosonby, a strong young Man able to dig.—For particulars, apply 0 Mr Knight, Butoher, St. Mary's Koad, Pon onby, near Three Lampa. __ WASTED, an Assistant Photographer tor a West Coast town.-Applj, stating alary rcgnlrod, to New Zealand Pro- Co. WANTED, a Carpenter, inJtßutland Road, opposite the Shop to runt of -eal'a Cottage. ■ • WANTED, a Groom that knows.his basinets.—W. Growther. ANTED, three good Diivers; none bnt good men need apply.—G. Wilton, > Telflon-B>reeU „ WANTED, a Rood Man who can groom, , tolik, and work in garden: wages, 30s ler week and fouhd.-Apply by letter only, motoring cnplu o( reforoncc \ to DKB., offloe if th-^paner. ■ \\fANTKD, a good Machinist.—Hurle, V* Boo'mater, Karacgthape Road. akTKD, a Harnessmaker or a Young Man. a f«w years at ths trad- aa an ln> irover; permanent Joo and good wavte« to ult ible porsoo. Apply by Itt.or to J. Huiderson, Jandler, Hawera. %a; ANTED, two or three good Men to V » plnagh. and Da generally useful (single): lomtant employment—Apply between 12 and , to Metoaife and Hill, SB N. Z. Insurant inlldings. \» ' ANTKD, a good steady Young Man VV (ona acquainted with the war*) as 300(8.— Apply Pilnoo Arthur Hotel. Hobion md Weliealey streets. WAXi'ED, a Partner in a lucrative boalnets In Qor on-street, one who wonld ahe an aotlve Interest in the business preferred, 'rlncipals only dealt with.—Apply to Kdward yaite, 177. Qaeen-trtet. i \\J ANTED, aSnia i Hoy 10 ui-ke hipa t i ■ wit uietul.— aji,;'j at once to J, Lovy, 14, Queen-street. WAN TED, a. Boy,—«pply to C, Can- tlDg. | V»/ ANTKD, a Respectable Boy aa Vl Acprentloe.—J. J. >wl_nerton. Steam WooA TornT. Wyndb»m-atr«e». ; ; j \\, ANTED, a anu'tj lnteiligeDt Uoy'tor v* the Printing Buslnoss.—Apply at tho Itar Office. \», aNTKu, a Stout Lad for a Smith's Yv shop —A. Tait. Lome Bireat. r-. \\f ANTED, a Strong Lad to Help p»c!c »l and oury paroola-Garllok and Cran re'.i. Qnam-street. \a/ANTKI\ >n town« a Governess to " » oaaiH lor two hoars in the evening.— ror addiega apply Stab offlo*. W ANTED, a respectable Girl for gene. v* ral hon»a«rotk.—Bl, Qrey^treei. WA JN T X J-', immediately, a Young Girl far HoucewOrt; also an Indoor ipprenilco to the Dr-SJiuaUlmr. — Apply at -aflame BotteaelU'w Hob>on street WA- TED, a respectable Girl about 14 years of age to assist.—Mrs D. KvHt, H, Qoten-street. V\/ ANTE-, for tbe Hospita', two Night » » Nones, one Assistant Day Nnrte, and me Honseoiald—Apply early to tbe bady nperlDtf ndcnt at th» Ho»plt»l. ANTED, a good General Servant, for Mrs IlancocW, Epsom.—Apply Mrs Had ey, Hobson street, opposite Prlnco Arthur lotol. WANTBD, a gooi Geuurnl servant. " Apply Mr< J. Craig. Sjmondt-aireet, K)'we«n 2 »aa I p.m. ' ■• WAITED, an experienced General S rviwit: r formciK reqnlred. — Apply _rs C. B. atone, Prlnoeß-siteet v%7"ANTED,"a GoneraTServflnt—Apply Vv Mrs K. Lewis, Hrrdlnge-3tre»>. ANTED, a Gcneraf Servant.- Apply to Mtj V. &. C'4tl-e. I>7, Oi;«y-s'rett \*J A>iTrD, a General Sorvant.—Apply ' * Mrs Taylor. Soot In Pl-ce, Upper Qaton frest. . AJkJ ANTED, a Cook and Laundre's, • ' whore anotbor servant is kept.—Apply tfrs John Obambors, Princes-street. ' vi ANTED, a Situation as Housekepper or »ome pt*oe ot trust—Apply boF, ?oit«_9ce, AQokund. WANTED, Tailoteesea; best wages and oon"tnnt nmp oymeot.— tpply at few Zealand Tweed Company, Jowph Moses, tfanager U. ANTED, a first-lass Dressmaker. v" also two Appwr.Uo63.-Mlw Q-Unod'i iymondg-itreet (opposite Wlndmll ). **/ AW TED, a Dreiamaker for one or ** two d.yi a week. — Addro.s Istatl-B armQ MH., Box 74. P. 0., Anoklaod. WANTED, two good .Dressmakers,—■ Apply (by letter) to W. Held, West End House, Cambridge. W~ ANTED/byiwo Gentlemen Friends, teleot Board and Resldenoe In a private 'amlly, mu»io»l prefer) 04. — A&ftrtm. statlag wrm», locality, tec, to Home, |-TABOffloei_____ WAMTicD, 2 or 3 respectable Young Men as Boarders, with use ot piano -nd ilttlng room. Terms moderate.—Apply to Mn 3avanaiib, Nelson itreot uooond house from 3W*jtreeJt). '"'''' "'•*'•' ' "V^ vS/aIJTED, one or-lwo young gentle I"-, men as Boarders) me ot ba>h and piano j lerrus moderate.— Apply Doublo-swry Hou»e, . thrno dooru bevoad t^iDit Bohool, Nel»on-t|ree,tr., : , r; ..-', f..-.^,-,.^-,,,-^. WANTED to Purchase or Bent, li'ard"- JStt &o___isßbt_^oW~-^wnM|!t ! _. -*rmetrong and Co. iuitate;. Agents. 177, jnaeo- street. ; , , .., . ~ .. ■ ~*_ WANTED to Purehaee,' Hdwe suitable lot heavy express, e(i_W'«o- ton S'<_i*. 3priiig i-ajt. - ABPly *0 I. *»»9hW. ,Pl»P*r aoeenatraefe ~,,,, ,':'..■,,'■■' ' ' ' '■ \ ; WANTED to Purchase, small-sized Fireproof Safo.-Apv'y Cash, Biar affloe. •■" ' ■•■'■ • : - ■ • ■ - ■* ANXKD to Bell, a Passage Ticket for' /Xonddlk; also. City tod snbnrbaa l Jro- Dertl«s ot all dojoiiptlom.— Armstrong and Oc., 177, qneen-street. " WANTED to -Bel!, Dressmaking Boa! ---n«w in Babarba— goodwill, aiook £18 ---jood pcsl'lon,— Armstrong and Co it Hotate agents. 177, Qqeen sytst. , . , \\/ ANTED. —Wanted to sell very cheap, * ▼ abont 400 Absortsd Books from 6<l to Is 6d eaoh.-H.Wati. General Dealer, Pltt> nreet. • • :. t ' \\r ANTED to Buy, 1 or 2 first-class v v i Oarriage Hones, not less than 15 handa 2 inches blgb; brown or bay preferred. -Apply W. Orowther. . _______: » ■/ ANTED to Dispose of a good.Grocery Vv Bminess (owner leaving town): Hoase with Brooms; rent, Us 61: goodwill, 88-—Ad dress at Bt.b offloe. WANTbD, Now Arrivals and others to oall at A'mitrong and Co.'* 177, Qnoan- Btrest, wbcro they will reoelve Information rwpaotlng land, honae". properties lahonr. \\t ANTED.—The best stock of Winter V t Hosery in Ponsonby la to be found at Robson's Molboorno House. Come and Bee them. WANTED, Working Men to Know that T. MoMaster is selling Printed Mola Trousers at fis 6d, and Tweed Tro.sors at 6sMand7s6ii. Great bargains. ANTED KNOWN-Another grand I Freeh Lot ot Ladles'. Gents', and Chil dren's Gnod Cheap Boot?, at Dampier'a Boot Shop. Victorla-atreet. \\T ANTED KH)W». — Durable Silk V» Umbrellas, slightly Damaged, 2s 6d and -2a lid eaoh.—At Brown's cheap Drapery and Millinery Establishment, ParnelL, ■ A&iTED KNOWN — GKOKCIB CQT-. H'Qham has openrd his Tobacco and FrnU Store, next to Naval Hotel, BTarangahape Boad. . . . .■ > , " ■ WANTED KNOWN^-Female Oorrec tlve rills-For Dropsy;' Swollen Legs, Debllltr, CoM, and General Inngnlaritlei, they invariably relievo. 1/ per box.—Uanderton's Dispensary, garaPßahap»ißo»d. ' - .■■.■■ . W ANTKU KNOWw-Go'rk Soles,; 2.d |! (♦not G'ofß Cd ths Battle; Bmion Hooka, 2d I bonit Ijeathw Lace», Id tbe pair, at Dampler's Poat Hhop, Vlotoria-sueet. WANTED KNOWN — That T. EC Cmtth, ot Eyb-r Pass Road, baring determined to oeu oat Ms large stock ot Paoerbarglnps to mske rom for Dwpory Goodd.- is now offering them at an immense s^orifloe for fourteen days. Two Thousand Pieces at a rednotloa of 85 per cent ANTED SKEN. — fur New PJmh Hats and Bonnets, Plaid Ejbbonsand Scarfs, justreceived-At J. O. Brown's Cheap Drapery and Millinery Bstabllahment. «T~_vivTED SEEN—Charles Kelseyand V Co.'s Real SUver Jewellery. They keep no imitations, guarantee everything theyJjell Fre-trassortmentanionthly.-Cbarles Kelsey S Co., two doors below Morrins1. Ironmongers. WANTKD.- Hosiery I Hosiery !- Men's, • WomenV Boys', OWf- *"* Children's, just opened at Robson's Melbournf House, Ponaonby.



Wanted. . WANTED, *y,a Gentleman, 8 fnr^ nlthed HWte In or near town, three or twolve months.-Jtfor references, aouly Mr Krans, Land Agent. Address A.Z,, Star Office. __U WANTED, a Lad to Deliver Groceries must bti able to ride.-Apply Alfred Tyer, Grocer. Upper Symonda-Btreeu WANTED KNOWN^That 1 am pre pared to pnrohanCHoutehold Fnrnltnre and other effeota on the premises on the shortest optloa In town or oountrj\—Apply personally or by lettar, to Jnmfß Rae. Parby-stieet. ANTED SEEN, the extra grand Line of Gentlemen* Real Hand-town Kid Elastic-side Winter Boots, veryoheap, at Uampler'i Boot Shopi Victoria-street. *ErANXi£U KNOWN—LiHEAP TIM v" bebl Cheap Timber! And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywhere else at the Yards of D.Golbib, AJhert-Btreet. i ANTED the Ladieß to Know that Mnnro and Mllllßan, HoDson-street, have aeonred the servioes ot a first oltss Mil liner, and are cow prepared to Buppl» millinery a all its branohe* on the shortest i<oUce. ANTED Known—and well known.— Mosley's Hosiery, Brettle's Hosiery, Lelceater Hosiery, at Robsoii'a Melbourne House Ponsonby. WANTKD KNOWN—Another grand Lot o( Ladles', Gents', and Children's Fresh Boots at Dampler'u Boot Shop, Vlotoila- Btreet. He In time. WANTED SEEN—Charles Koisey snd Co.'s largo assortment Writing Desks, Workboxes, fto., at all prloes.—Charles Kolaey and Co., two doors below Morrina'. Ironmongers. \*, ANTBD KNOWN - Digestive Bit »T teis—Tha woodertul reu.edy for Indi gestion, Pains in (Jho»t, Forehead, and Baos. Constipation, Piles, &c Price J/t—Gaoderton, Karangah»pe Road. kjkf ANTKD KNOWN.—Miss Clifton, v» Dresß and Mnntlemakor flats Pore woman (or Messrs A. Linabury and Go.), has Commenced Business In Crowther'B Buildings, Wollosley-street Knst, where she will be happy to receive all old customerttguaranteelng tho same satisfaction as heretofore. WANTED, Buyers for a quantity of Gentlemen's Fashionable tint Real Tweed overcoats, a< 28e 6d eaob. t h-se Goods *m of the beet iitylea in Heather and Grey Mixtures, and cannot be matohed under 42a.— James Bonn. General Drapnr, Clnthler, &0., *0., London House, VloiorUwtreot West-and Nel son-stieet, Anokland. \\, ANTED KNOWN-If yon want to TT see the latest Fanhlon (Antamn and Winter, 1333), have a glanoa at Mnnro and MWlgan's Tailoring Window, In Hobaon-Ktreet, WANTED KNOWN—Another grand Lot of' Cheap Hoots, at Uampier'B Boot Bhop, Vlotorla street. Be in time, WANTED KNOWN-That R. Dnffsy has commenoed the Corn Btulnets in his Store at the top of aol will be glad to see a'l hi« old onstomen Main, « ANTE D X H OWJM — A. O. STEPHENSON, D B A P SB. NKWT ON. H*a Jfst Oi-knid Up .., NKW VKLVaTBBNS, special value, 1/9 yard NKW BATINB. 1/9,2 0, to 6/8 jard NKW SILKS, splendid Lyons, W yard .".•" NJtW HOBIRRY, 4Jd upwards USW DOLMANS, well trimmed, 35/ NKW tJL9TKBS, 3/8 to 86' oaoh NEW JACKIiTd, iplendld valde, at 7/8 NKW DNOBBOLOrHIKQ.au ityl«and prloes NX W H A.TB, In Straw, &a, BA upwards ' NKW FitATHSKS. I/O to W eaob NX W FLOWERS, /2J to 3/8 eaoh NKW TAPKSTRY OARPKTB, a/8 tor yard NKW LONG LAWK OOBTAINS, /9J, 1/. 1/3 and 1/6 pet yard NKW SHORT OUBTAINB,/<Jto 1/per yard NB W FLANNELS. 3$ pleoea. Pi to 2/8 per yard NKW BLANKHTB, full also, All Wool, 18/6 per pair NEW CLOTHING, in great variety. DUKBSMAKING AND UIIiUNKRI ON THK PBIUIISBB. A. 0. STEPHENSON, KMtANQAWAPIt ROAD WANTED KNOWN-Liverandßilions Toolo— a preparation for unions sod Llv»r Oompi*iat«, ludineatloa, Bhenmatlsm, Pains in the Bide, so. Pilae 'J/.-Uaaderton Karangahapa Ro«a. Anohl»nd. »4 A»TED KNOWN-No ImUatinn * * Silver kept by Charles Kelsey & Co.— The whole of their Stock is guaranteed genuine. —Charles Kelsey and Co., two doora below Morrlns', Ironmosgors. WANTED KNOWN-Money to Lend on penooal and oollatoral seouritj, re payable bj woetely lnotalmeata. Bi Is dls ouanicd.—Bte'i New Zaaland Pawn .Shop. l'wb/ otio*t. 4 . N IT X D^ 100 Gentleman to Pnrobaie "e»t Qatllty Tweed Balia (boaiihtln anorarstocked m.r»e'), price Ma; those uoortu am really worth from 6% to 70s. A quantity of Real Good »ork og Ooats at 7* M. worth 10s 6d. — Jamnx Seutt Qeneral I>aper. »Tv, London Hon^e, Vloioria i'[wi W«etand Nelran—tr*«t, Auokland. BRASS MOULDER wanted, accua to ned to hravy work; aIM Marine Cop per- rnttb : ooutv \ employmtnt: good wages XYZ..BT*R"ffloe. v aLkSMak WANTED. Required for tho Wholesale, a Smart Sales roan to take charge ot the Fanoy Deportment. Applicants to state ego. experience, salary re quired, and enclose copies of testimonials. TURNBULL, SMITH, & Co., Warehousemen,; , .Wellington. i DVtiRTISEK, a firat-clau tradesman, '» wlib«t 10 Correapond with a Yonng Lady about JO of rerpeotabie carentagf, with a. view to Matrimony, airlotlr gennlna and oonfldential. — Atlrtre-f, onolortoK phoK). &0., H.i.X.. Cbief ■ obi OHlcx. A»iokl«nd. ... ' |>O C*HTBRB.—Wanted, a good steady I Man.-Apply to X- and U. Duaer, Devon portßtora. . ■ ,■- ' ' .;■ tyAITAKEREI QAW-MliL Wanted Known—That I can supply TIMBER as Cheap as any producer in the provinoe without raising: the prioes when other mills have no logs. Having tra raways, my timber is felled In the winter and la more durable; the sap almost equal to the heart of what Is felled in the rammer. Have now in stock. Bolldera' Timbers and Cabinetmakers' .soleoted Broad Boards, in Kauri, Rlmu, and Eahikatea, Orders Money 1 JlCi iV'fO tio.WO LKNTon Building .■^fcl ■.■'"'"■' ''fcoflfoiV pHniUpMt*,-or '.«»» other K»rrri»' -tb! Btrlt boiWi *bi*. '• Alto«nie»Bte Uousrnt «nd,Uoußr4 built on weekly payment lyitajn. ,Mort»aa« and loans nrttoti&t*?tito Mifpl aceii ani Valua^r.H^nWWrWOW" .it H ■•/;.., .■.^^OTd-(Bmd''riMiaenoft'','.*.',V-:'M PKIVATE B6ard and .KMid»nce for ' Gcnllomen, Goot Bathroom and Piaoo. Terms mo^oratc— Afvlr to Mis. W, Drysdale, GothloHoate, ttroy etr«6«, AooHand, A LADY can otlor a Comfortable Home to one or two young ladles wr>o»re at t»ndlnK BcbooL Highest references (rfven. Termw mo(leTate.--For addrrtg, apply Bwb, GOVERNOR BHOWMK HOTEL HOB-SON-; TRBET, BoißO »Sn Lominq . Bfa. per week j amotM■ K00M..-..;,;..^..,;,.; .85>» P w Weakj ■ Medical. |tUE EOLKCTIO PHARMAOY. The aomo of clegaut Medlool Kstabllshmenta, POP 01 OBEY BTHEKT. OOBNEB Ot PIIT-BIBMT, OHARLE& BUTCHER. TnOR THJB CURE OF CoUuHS AND Jtl'-';'/.;;,-:.;/-' ~COLDa. (LilOti THE OtiRE OF ASTHiSJA AND JP DIFFICULTY OF BBKATHING. :■.;.'...,;,:.■ i^ t :D,:a.-O,ffß;-.,,-, : ,.... i <- J gYRUP OB1 JJifPOPHOBPHITKB .. ;i . -WITH ri . .. ' ' ~, Euphorbia Piluufbra, _^ InßotUeaatg/6. FLESH FOBMINO FOOD for Infants. AICKIN'S FOOD for INFANTS is prepared locally from malted cereals, according to the reoipe of Baron Weblg. It is AN APPBOVEn BOBSTITXTTK yQn^OTOBBS MILK; is FATTSIf- INO, NOURISHINO, and iNVIQOBAtIHQ. . ' Sold in Canisters at Is. 6d.' "' AT THK P^AUMAOY, . , , Qcßsy-Bnwy .■■...':: i.;;;', IS HASLSrra.: MjTOHAM LiVANDEB WaTEB IB A MOBT RErRBSHINS IfEItFUMB Fpß HAKD , SBBOBIBT OB BICK KPQM. j~' ,t ,; : ■ In Bottles at 1/6, S/S, 5/0. 7/6, and uOi ! •';';:' 10/8 Baoh. --1 '■ '"■» Mm j IWiSffilgJQPi ~i:A tt^-A'C y, ii,, o,juii a im. Qcgga-BTB»BT. ; > :;,v.;,;." ; , IJ;.'- :o: .'■■•;JR i;'^''--HL'..^''-;-'':b All ohUdren Buffer from thorn, ' ; If euspeoted, ask for the Certain Gore, SHABLAND'S WORM POWDEKS, 1/ DkOket ArotheoMles Ball, onnosita Poat ofßoe. /i^OOTHACHE CURE -Instantaneous A Relief. ODUNT4LGIO( Is botile>,^-BHAB jjkiHtl &•''Q. (nppo«itß'P<isMnnoß); > ,■■; ; f*AOOTiiACttiSI . I'OUAJIACHJS X,■•■•■ :■■■'■■ TOOTHAOHBI ; ' ■ • immediate Relief byaslng . i 'EDBONS M Giu ESSENCE. ■! - In Botfleaatlß. ' ' ' XN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF At w. mace. , ; : AH Claims ftgainst the above Estate mn»t be rohderert to me at rar ofßoe. S Qunen-itreat, on or before MQITDAYi Jlrt4Mt;j«w»wtae they ' will mi be iec '•> gnlafed. All Outatanding Debts i »«»»'»»«!»>w*«*BSgSf iIAM i II ;; Trustee.



i To Let. POWER TO LET, on 70 miles of ga mains, in the ctt> an" cubnrbs of Auck land. Engines from Jto 100 h.p. Indicated. Oon- Bninplton q( ta\ from 18 cubic feni of naa per Indicated horse-power per boar tor the larger Blzea. to 2S reel lor the amaller. Suitable tor Koglseers. Woodworker,), Printers. Firewood Dealer*, Boot and choc Mannfaotnrers. Fodder Dealer*. Maltsters Sausage Wakura, tce.,tco., and for Anrntenr'a Lathes and Fret Saws. ■ The erglne oats flrewcoaat2dper ton, and at Inter mutant holHtlnu work the cost le sometimes as low as Is 8d per day for a 34 h p. enftine, the engine rnnninsc all day. Thirty-flvo Otto Gaa Bnglnea ara now ereoted In Auckland For terms and conditions, apply to the Secretary Anokland Gsi Company (Limited), Fort-street, Sizes In Btook -1,1.2. 8j 8.18 h.p. rvMj LET, to a respectable Young Person X engaged during the day, a Large Far ni'hftd Rvd-roam. -Apply ktib offloe. • « o LEI, Shop next "Observer" Office, i Viotoila - street. — Apply Mr Fulford, "Observer." ' ITAO LET, on volcanic land, a 7-roomed 8 New Bonse, conveniently situated on the Mount Rosklll hoad within walking dlstanoe from town. Rant. 16/.—Apply to if. G. Kwlng. tun, Estate Agent. rf\O LET, Comfortable Double-bedded j J Room for two friends, with or without board.—Apply Mrs Ball, house above Furniture Shop, top of Hobaon-street. __ ri>O LET, in Biewer-street, off Grey- I street, a Home of i rooms; rent 8s (id per week; water laid Id.—apply D. t Kvarn, Land Mart (next Bank of Auitrala&la). TOJLET, New Verandah House with four rooms and sanitary, In Brighton Kotd, varntll; ooloiilal oven wnter l»ld on, rent mo derate Apply bT.B Offloe. r a O LET, a comfortable 5 roomed House " in Brown Btree'i Ponsonby; rent mode rate.- Apply to Mr B. Aroh, Brown-street. riH> LET, in Victoria-street, a good Shop 1 and Dwelling of 7 room'). Snlondld posi tion for oay business.—Apply W and J. If rater. Land Agentg. N.Z. tnsurau'-a Hnildlpgc ' | 'O LET, a 7-roomed' Honse, top of Grey " street, with every convenience; lawn and Ititohon gardon ; gas and water laid on.—Apply to 169, Grey-street. r%6 LET or For Sale, a Mew Verandah I Cottage of tonr - rooms with sonllery ; water tank, oolonlal over, &o ; land all fenced; view unsnrpaised : 15 mini os walk from Vi - torla, Wharf, North bhore. — For partloolars apply to 11. r. Rowley, Viotorlu Road, Devon port. rryQ LET, in the best part of Queen- X street, an Offl. c and Large Upper Koom; also a uiy and Roomy < ;tll»r, oonorete floor and walls,— Apply P. K. Btici, '|O MERCHANTS aNUOTHEIS.- I To Let, tboaa Centrally Situated and First- Oltsa BntuYon Premises aj now oooupled by Me»Brs Boylan and Tanflold. at the oorner of Vulcan Lane and Hlgh-ntreet, and who are bow removing to now premises. This la an old esubllnhed store, and none tetter tutted for a m.'trohuii's warehouse — Terms and pamonlare, apply at once to D. F. Bvar.g, Kstate Agent. OPFICk Boom, &c, To Let in High. stwat-Anply to ft Wont. Ttr. OKTH SHORE. HOUSBS to Let In Good Portions.-Apply, R. & R. DUDKK, Devonnort Mtore, .;,. For Sale. IjU)K SALE, one of the Prettiest Cot. JL' tages near Anokland, situated on tha New North Hoad. between the Independent nnd Wesley an Chapels; the allotment is 300 feet deep, and the House (containing S rooms and pantry) Is nearly ne*. and flltel up with ma«y oonvi nfenoon. The price la £330.—Apply to P. G. Kalngwn. mtate agent. FOX SALE, a 6-roomed Cottage with a lame pieoe of land, within ten minutes' walk of the Pan' offloe.—For particulars apply to Mr J. a, Bnalej boilolior. Qqeen-atreet. \TOLCANIC LAIND VEKBUS CLAY V LAND.—Now that the wet weather bas set In the andenlgned Invites a comparison bat ween these two oi« b- is of land. For Inralidv, O'd people, and child, en, voloanlo soil la pro nouricoa tne be^t chnat) voloanlo ailotmeats, and nouses on volcanic land for sale on easy teftnt.-g. B. KwlnHtuu, Kstate Agent. SPUING CAKI' For Sale, Cheap—Apply "roll Shno. Karangabape Koad, next Newton Post Office, 7a O ~R 8 a L Jf, ~ ALLOTMBNTS. STOKES'S POINT (Main Road): 44 z S3>, £41. -AVONDALK: i acre (opposite school), £90.- COLLBGE ROAD: Allotment, 33 x 100, £6 per foot-NEWMARKET: Choice Corner Allot mentJSUO. EJLLEUSLIE (close to Station): 66 z 160, til per foot KASY TKRMS.-Albo, several desirable Cottages, on terms to suit purchasers. - LABOUR EXCHANGE AND ESTArE AGKNCY. High-street. A. T. Carter. Manager U*~O X ABSOLUTH 8A LE, GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE & GROUNDS, PONBONBY. Mr JohnOxloy (who is about roraoving into the country) Is doslrous of disposing of hU hand some and dosirablo Reßldenco and Ground, Ponsonby, and to effect this objeoc has placed tho Same In my h&nda fop abo/klntn tuUe. The Property consists of a faithfully built VILLA RESIDENCE OF 11 ROOMB, almost new, and replete with nearly every com fort and modern convenience, Stable, Buggy house, large Cellar, &c, &c, surroundod by its GROUNDS, JUST 3 ACRES, very prettily laid out in Flower Garden, Shrub bery, Orchard, Lawns, Paddock, &o. The position Is first-olass, including a most valuable corner Bite with a frontage to Clifton street of 1205 links, and a frontage of 315-2 links to Ponsonby Road, which is abouttobo changed to the more aristocratic name of "Jervols stroct"; which alone will doubtloss tend to increaso tho popularity of this nqwfaat-beoom- Ing Fashionable Suburb. The Viow is grand, comprising LANDSCAPE AND WATER VIEW. In fact, this Is a property that only requires to be seen to be appreciated, and such as is seldom placed in the market. Cards to view, and all information oh applica tlOntO D. F.EVANS, Estate Agent, Land Mart. I UaT ARUIVED AND FOX SALE. 80 tons Clamant Potatoes 1 A Splendid 'SO tons Canterbury do, / Sample. Wood's Flour (lOffa and 80*8) ' L. W.~" EATON. Volunteer Notices. VICTORIA KiFLKS.— The Company wiUaasambieatthe Drill thed to-morrow, Ti KsUaY. m 7.30 p nk, in nnores* niilform, with arms and accontremeats Mom bom wbo hare not baaoed In »ne mountings tram their beimeta to bo plated mart do so at this parade, —O. Mahon, Capuili. commanding oorps. Drapery rtliEWDSOrt'S AftD HORROCKS'S \J uahoo. UNABURY'B STOCK. VISVLAX'A H in. to 80 in. mHBKTINO. . . LINAOURY'B SItXIC. PATRNT VfCIiVKT, »U prloes. w 111 be u Wen a bargain. LIN » H v H"V B 8 rOUK. U O 81E X V of every description. Halt Price. UN ABUKY/B STOCK. DRKBJ bTUFT, BaltPrlue. LINABURY'd STOCK. J. COSGRAVE & CO. (% II X A P 8 A L R. G. COUTTS, Draper, Edinburgh House, Newton, Begs to return THANKS for the Patronage he has Reoelved during the last Three Years, and now Intimates to his Friends and the Publlo, his Annual Cheap Sale, begun on SATURDAY, Hth April. A good part of the Stock is suitable for the Coming Season, and will be sold at CLEARING PRICES. G.O. respeotfully solicits an Early Call. Karangahape Road (opposite Howe-street), Newton. x and yy yyiLLiAMS DIRBOT IMPORTERS OF DRAPERY AND FANCY GOODS, Both Sides KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON. "NOT BELLING OFF*— "NOT (KHNU TO ENGL»ND"~ "NOT OFFERING A I>A«GK DISCOUNT"- Bnt have to arrive by the following Yesaela now due :— SB. POTO3I 8 OABKB AURIGA 8 OA3BS GKORGK BKWLBY 2 CASKS CLYIfK 8 OASES A BIG lOT WINTKR aoons, oomprislng OLOTHIVG AND UVEKCOAT3: thess latter have boon made nneolally to our order "eztra long." BLANKBTS. ITLiNNBLB, BOSIEKY, &0., &0 ' ' " In ad' ltlon to tbeabove-mentoned Goods, we shall receive, ez Gkorok Bbwlbv, about 200 (two hnndredl of Cooper, Box and Oo.'s CButmuTHD Patbbt Vk«ti» atino WATERPROOF TALETBES COATS. See what the Field says respecting these j Goods:—"I have trlel your Ventilating Ooat! well In the aourtinit field, and consider It a j great fuocossb. It Is ncost comfortable to walk in, and tarns any quantity ot rain.—Yours very faithfully, • •••••• IHOBIN HooDj-MKiSBS ' COOPKB, BOX AND Co." A Now F'raonfs (juat dlsaovoKd) prevents the rnbber hardening and destroys all smell of nap tha. ~~ —- -— We have always on hand a SHOW OF HOBIKBY, BHIRTB, HAT S, TIK3. BRACKS. BKLTS, COLLARS, &c, &o. For Prloe, Style, Variety, and Gocd Value, Beoond to None in Newton, N.B.~Tno WATSBFscor Coats are worth waiting Q r%(\r% YABDS OF BLACK and O, V/ \J \J COUOURBO VELVKTKKN at 2b 84 cor yard. Llnabnrj'g Stock,* AI arge Quantity 01 FIANNKLS, Oolonlal and English. I.in abury'B Stock, BLANKKT?, Mosglel atd Roselyn. iiinabnr>'« Btook. WATERPROOF MANTLES Half Prloe. Llnabory'a atook. j. cusGßAva as 00. BELLIN8 ELLIN G OFF Winter Millinery for One Month at Low Price*, on aooonnt of leaving AuokUnd Ihe Le»se, Goodwill, Sec, for Sale, -Mrs Wbltehead, Milliner, Newton. C^IUBK FOR INDIoESTION-TONIC J BALSAM, a Genuine Liver Pegulatlon piice 3a a bottle.-3HARLAND & Cv (oppo Bite Poat-affloe).



Tenders. mo BUILDERS, "Tenders will be "received tip to Noon on SATURDAY, the 26th inst., for the Erection of a Block of Buildings at the corner of Queen and Customhouse-streets. Flans, &0., at our Offices, Queen-street.' HDWAHD MaHoNKY OS BON. Architects. JJBW ZEALAND RAILWAYa IRON CASTINGS. BRASB AND GUN-MKIAL CASTINGS, General Manager's Offlos. (Kaliw»y Department), Wellington, Bth Mar, 1383. Separate Tenders will be reoelvsd at this Offloe np to NOON on MOA DAY, Ith Jane, 1883, for the en ptly nnd Delirerjr, at Auckland, ot IKON CASTINGS. BKAB3 AND GUN-METAL CABTING3. Specifications and forms ot tender may ba obtained at the hallway Offloes, Auckland. Tendon to be addresßea to the General Manager, and marked outside '• Tender for Otstlnge," The lowest or any tender not necossurily ao cepted. J. P. MAXWEL& General Maiianer New Zealand Railways. 'TTT^KATit<FI[SD~~CLOfHIIR?.! IN THE ASSIGNED KSTATK OP A. W. MACE, Tenders will ba teoolTHd by tbe undersigned nntu booo of FRIDAY. 18th inß»., for the atook ot Dr»poir and Clothing in the above Kstato. Stock and oondlilooa uf sale may be inspected on the premU :s. Wellesler-s'rcet Kaat UKNJ. TANNBB, 8, Qaetn-stwet, Auokland. Ttn»toe. rpo CARPENTEFS.-Tenderß will be ■~ locelvel until noon o>. aatnrday next. Mar 19. for additions to a dwelling house In Hobeon-Blroet. Pians at my offloe.—Henry G. Wadn. Archlteot Gazette in Bankruptcy. T N 'BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of Jobs Kemp, of the Pro vioolal District ot Auckland, Contractor, a Debtor. A dividend at the raf9 of Four Shillings in Ibe Pound on all claims dulj proved agalnist the Debtor's estate, li now ptjabla to Creditors at mi Offloe, Dated this 11th May. 1883. ARTHUR I). BBNNETT. Certificated Accountant, High-itraet, Anokiand. IN THE SUPKKMB COURT OF HEW ZEALAND. NOR'IHBKN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tha matter ot " The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1878," and the Aou amending the same, and of the Bankruptcy of DONALD TAYLOR, of Epsom: near the City of Auckland, Horse Trainer, a Dpbtar. Notice Is hereby given that, at a first meeting ot the Creditors of the said Donald Taylor, held this day, at the Supreme Courthouse, in the City of Auckland, at 12 o'olock noon, Thomas Maoffarlane, of the City of Auckland, Certifll. oated Accountant In Bankruptcy, was elected Creditors' Trustee ot the property of the said Donald Taylor; and that the said Thomas Mactfarlano has signified to the Registrar (in writing) his acceptance of the said trusteeship. Dated this mh day of May, 1883. G. W. BASLKY, Deputy Registrar. Q. T. KmnutY, Qneen-ktteet, Anokiand, Solicitor for the Debtor, IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZKAIiAND, NORTHERN DISTBIOT. Iff BANKRUPTCY. In the matter ot <' Tbe Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876." and tbe several Aoti amend ing the same, and in the mat'ir ot the Bankruptcy of Cbablxs MoLodoblin, of Taunnya, in the Pruvlooui Dlstriot of Auckland, in the Colon) of New Zea land, Hotslkeeper, a Debtor. It 1b hereby notified that at a fl-et mettlnsr of the Oreditois ot the Bald Churl. B MoLoDßhlin. held this day. In the Supreme Court Bullnlng», In toe City of Anokiand, at the hour of lit oolouk noon, Thomas Maoffadme. of Auok i»nd. Uertifloa<od Arrountjnt, was elcoted <"reditui»' Trustee of the property of the abovi - named Obarlea MoLooghltu; and ih»t the said hi>mi» Mnoflsrlann has signified to Ui<- RegUtrar, in Writing, hta acceptance Of the Bp.ld trusteeship Dak d al A'iokl»nd, ihla 14th day of May, 1883, G. W. BASLBY, _ _ Deputy ReuistrM. F. W. Brookfiild, Dobtor'u Solicitor. IN THB BUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tbe matter of " The Debtors and Gmdltors Aot, 1878." ud the several amendments thereof, and of tbe Bankruptcy ot Alexander Walkek, a Debtor. This Id to noiify that Alexander Walker, ot Walcefi« id-street in tha CIO of Anokiand. la toe Provincial Platriot of Anokiand, In the Oolonr ot New Zealand. Blaoktm'tb, baa tt>la day filnd a st*tement Ibai he Is tsn»blo to meet his engagements with his Gr*<<ltors; tha Vint Meeiina »f > redltors to do hold at the auoreme Court BniMing*. at AnokUnd, on WKDNnS- UaY. the 2!td day Of May, 1883, at 12 oolock noon. Dated this 14th day ot May, 1883. 8. W. BABLRY, Deputy Registrar. Thomas Corrim, Solicitor for the Debtor. Shortland-Btreet. Anokiand. sme& jTN; BANKRUPTCY. Take notioe that a Deed of Arrangement, dated the 12>h day of M*y, 18% made between Wiluam K«H, of Tanranga and Oblnemntn, in me Provincial Dbtrlot of Anokland, and Colony ot i>*w Zoaland, Merohant, ot the first o»rt; Thomas Mo«rin, Maimhbw Andkkboij -iark, Una abtbuk Him Nathan, »11 ot Auok'andaforetaid, Merotaanie. Trnsteas under tbe sain Deed, of the sreond parts and aU the '< < RBUTOkB of the Bald William Kelly ot tbe i third part-hue thti dmy been filed In tho Supreme !uoS?*Tf New Zsaland, NorthernT)lflrlot. «t *nokl»nd, U accordant* with the provlaloni Of " The Dootow and Credllon Act, 1S7B" and of the several aoib amending the same: and t»ke farther notioo that a Meeting of thaO'eiltonj of the said William KeUy is hereby oonvenea lo be beld at 12 o'oiook noon of WkuNKhijaY. the 80th day of Mar Instint, at the offloe ot MeeMears Hetketh and Richmond, Soltoltsra, Wyndham-street, Anokiand, for the purpose of assenting to ths said De d. Dated at Aucklaud this 12th day Of May, 18SS JOBN RICHMOND, Bolloltor for tbe Trustees. Hskkitb and Richmond, Wyndham-«treet. Anokland. Hoclesia,stical. ICHMOND PRIMITIVE METHO DISK aCHUOL, ANNIVEBS»RY SOIREE, TUESDAY, MAY 16. Tea at 8.30. Cba<rman i Mr. F, Chester. Addresses by Ministers and other Friendr, Keolwtiouß and Blnglng by the Soholara. /^OSPEIi TEMPKKANCE MISSION. BLUH RIBBON ARMY. Meetlngfl in oonneotlon with the above will ba hftid as follows i~On Wednesday, in the »es. leyan Church, Newmarket; speakers-RevsT. Hodgioa and Q B. Monro, and Mr J. Kar. Thursday, Primitive Methodist Ohnrob, Frank lin Roadf: speaken-Revs a Carter. *. Hwig. eon, and J. K L iiavls. Friday, in the Wesleyan SohoiliQDßo, QraJton Road; speakers—Revs 8. Maofarlanej T. G. Oarr. andj K. Davis. Chair to be taken eaoh event gat 7.80. Admission free, bat collection to defray expenses. Pankey's Hymns, Come early and seenre your seat\ UOKLAN D B~A PTI S X lABEKNAOIiE FOND. WBLIiKSIiKY'BTBBET BAPTIST SCHOOL-ROOM, TUKBPAY AND WEIINBSDATiT, THIS WBKK, : FKOH 2 P.M. TILI, 10 P.M., A SALE.OF FANCY AND OTHER WORK, IN AID Off THE ABOVE FUND. admi55i0n:............ Freb. Members of the Church and Congregratioo, and thosa willing to aid, are invited to a SOIREE, To ba held In the V.M.C. A. Rooma. On WEONBSDAY EVENING, at 0.30 o'otf olr, and to a Fnbllo Maoting at 7.30, in the Chape), to receive Henort ot past operations and plan tor fa tare work. Highway Board Notices. JWKWMARKBT ROAD DISTRICT. In terms of " Tha Reguißtlon o( tooal Klec- Uods Aot. 1876," I, Joha Angus, Betnrnlna ' < fflosr, hereby giro notice that an Kleotlon of , Vive Persons to fill tbe offloe of Trustee win take place in the News room, Newmarket Halt on Saturday, the 2nd day ot Jane. 18& and , that nominations for this said offloe will be re ' oelved by me at the plaoe bsfo-ementloned np ■ to noon ot the 2ith dsy of May, 1883. JOHN aN JUS. Eeturning Officer.



I iiOßt.and Found. ;--- LOST, a Waterproof Overcoat, witl Driving Gloves In socket.—Kinder re warded. Apply Stub office, LOST, last night, a Lady's Cap, wrapped In paper.—tinder rewarded, otar oflloe LOST, on Sunday morning, Lady's Silvei watch. Chain, and Gold JLooket,botweoi] Wellesler-street Baptist Church and Welling ton-street— Binder plaa-e leave at STiB Office. LOST, a Cabman's Kug, between Govern. mant House and Nawmarket.—Kinder rr warded on leaving the same with F. WilMams, Parneil Bnßaman. LOBT, on Saturday last, in Freeman's Bay. 3 White Bhlrts.-KJnder will please oblige by leaving them at Mr Pi lington's Store. LOST, Friday night, from the cutter Half caste, a Dingy.—Any person return ing the same to Captain Murray, an board the Half ovte, Railway Wharf, will reoeiva the anm of <!! for their trouble. BO AT.—Found, in Tiritiri Passage, a Black Boat, 12 feet long.— apply K. and :£. Da dor, Uevonpoit Score. Public Notices. ST. JOHNS COLLEGE REMOVAL BILL. Notice is hereby given that application will bo made to tbe General Assembly at the ensnlnii BOBuloa thereof, for leave to bring In a | BIU to empower tha Trustee a of st. John's Col lege and Its endowments to move the institution Into the Immediate neighbourhood of Auck land. Copies of the Bill will be deposited In the Examiner's Offloe on or before the 11th d«yof Junenezr. Dated at Auckland shia 12<h dar of May. 1883. T. M. H AULTAINi Hon. Sec. to Hourd at Trustees. 171 a REIGN STaMPA—Selections, from JD Id each, tent on approval to any sddresn. Terms oash. Write freely to D. O. Verder, i, Chmge Alley, __ rpu CLBKGVJMKN and Other*. — A I highly remdne> alive Investment, without risk, for £309 or £090: absolute seoorlty.—A.B., oare ol Capt. Ghelzle, W, Hobson-atreer, corner of Cook-Btreet. MR. T.BOMAB QUOI (late of the Thames Hotel Dining rooms) begs to Inform hig friends and old oußtomeiß th»t on Monday next, 2Ut ln-t., he will take charge of the DINING-ROuMS in connection with Mr Glllander's PtOiflO Hotel, Quocm street (nearly oppoJta the entrance to .City Market), whore. hr stilot attention, oleanllness. and supplying everything in season and of first quality, he hopes to reoelve a fair share of pnb.io support. 411 Meals wiu be Is; Weekly Dinners of six meals, 5s (paj able in advance). •■ • 1HOM»B QUOI, Proprietor. ASSIGNED jKSI'aTE OK DaVID All CL UMB against this Estate must be sent In to the undersigned bafore noon on BATUR DAY.MayI9.XBB3. R R U. Sohnrfl'a Buildings. NOW X E A DV, PKICK 2s.— 1 WANDKRINGS WITH THK MAORI PROPHKTS, Tit WBITI AND TOHD " (with Portraits of eaoh Chief); being Kemlnlsnanoes of Twelve Months' companionship with them, from, their arrival In Ohrlatohuroh in April, 1882, until their return to Parlhaka In March, )883. ByJ. P. WABD. To be had of all Book seller!, and by the Trade from the Publisher?, ~ .v«Il BOND, FUTNSY S: 0p.,. Nelson. Tiff O T~l~l C X . RS EDWARD CO3TLKY DKCSASKD. ill piraons who are or mar hereafter be Indebted to the above estate, either for interest, rent, or otherwise, will i tease tay the game to Messrs Jaokson and Russell, solicitors, Fort etr jet, Auokland. whose receipt shall be a soffl cieat discharge. B^S JAOKBON(KdwaI§l SSHe'y D. HE AN | deoeased. Aaoklanfl, 27th April. 1883. rEDWAKD LISTER GREEN, i Sheriff of the District of Auckland, hereby give notice that, under a Writ of Sale, duly issued out of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Northern District, at Auckland, in an Aotion wherein THE UNION STEAM SAW MOULDING. SASH AND DOOR CO MPANY, LIMITED, of Auckland, in the Pro vincial Distriot of Auckland, a-e Plaintii&, and JOHN P. OAKES, of Parnoll, in the Borough of Parnell, in the Hrovinolal District of Auck land aforeßaid, Master Mariner, is Defendant. I have taken, in execution, at the suit of the said Union* Steam Saw Moulding, Sash and Door Company, Limited, the Execution Creditors, the Estate and Interest of the De fendant in all that piece or parcel of Land in tliei Provincial District of Auckland, afore eatil, comprising Lots 51 and 62 of a sub-division of Allotment No. 01 of SeoUon 1, of the suburbs of Auokland,' and bounded on the Nor.h-west by Allotment 63,100 links on the Northeast by Loi; No. 53 of such sub-division, 112 links on the South-east by a street 100 links, and on the South-west by another street 100 links. And, also, all that piece or parcel of Land situate in the suburbs of Auckland, Pariah of Waitomata, County of Eden, being part of Allotment No. 63 of Suction No. 1. and being Lot No. 28 of the sill) division of the same, bounded on North eat tby Wellington-street, 33 f eot; on the South eaEt by part of Allotment 61 of said section No, 1,66 feet: on the North-west by subdivision, Loi; No. 20, of said Allotment, 66 feet; and on the South-west by subdivision, Lot 27, of said Allotment, 33 feet. And I hereby also give notice that I intend to cause the said, Land to be Sold by Public Auction at my Office. Supreme Court Building, in the City of Auokland. afore- Ball.on MONDAY, the twenty-eighth day of. May,'lßß3,~at the hour of 12 o'cloofe noon, unless1 th«. debt, interest, and costs payable by virtue of the said judgment be sooner paid. The Solicitor for the Execution Creditor is Thomas Buddie, Solicitor, Wjndham-street, Auckland. Dated this 3rd day of May, 1833. EDWARD L. GREEN, Sheriff* RATBI KATSI KATSI-Uso BHABLAND'ri PHOSPHOR PASTE. Rats e»t It greedily, and die; no smell. Frioe. One Shilling a Bottle. tIHARLAND fc CO.. opposite Poet-offloe. *f & T I O B. TO THK INHABITAStF OF DIVONPOBT AND LAKE DISTRICT, AND THB TJT ~ PUBLIC QB^KBALLY' , MR AYRNBLti, Bctobbr, begs to announce that he has purchased the Butchering Business of Messrs Alison tiroh at Dovooport, and will oommence boslnees on Ist May. ■■ - Having a thorough knowledge of the Butcher ing Bnalnesa, after SO years' experience, he trusts that by rupplrlng primeaf quality ot meat at reasonable rates to seoare a oontlnaanoe ot the liberal support extended to his proaooofsars, Ueyonpor«, April 28.1883. ■_ XT O ~T I O B . In announcing the dln>Mal of onr Bntoherlng Bnslness to Mb. WILLIAM AVBNBLL, who takes potseselin on May Ist, we desire to return to the residents ct Uevonport, Lake, and other diatriots, onr sincere thanks tor their itaunch and liberal suppori rtnring the last li yean. Having known Mr. Avenell for several jeara, wo feel jnaOfled In asserUEg that ihe burineae will be carried on In snob, a satisfactory manner that the same kind support will be given to him. ALieON BROS. Devonpott, April 28,1883. Educational. AUCKLAND COLLEGE AND £\. GRAMMAR SOHOOL. The Beoond Term, 1883. will oommenoe on MONDAY, May 21*. at. 9,30 a.m., when all boys will be expeotol to ba prtient unless unavoidably detained. The Head Master will attend from 9.30 to 11 a.m. on Thursday, May 17<h, to receive applica tions for admission either to the parent school or to the PONSONBY DR4NCH SCHOOL. which Is open to bora t rtvreen the ages of 8 and 12 residing in the district. ' To ensure admission, application should be mace at the time named. Bsys who hare attended other schools must produce cert locates of good oondnot. AM. ffHBB MUST BE PAID IN ADVANOF, EVHNING CLASBKS. Classes in the following subjeots will be held during the Second Term (May 21st to August 17th) provided that not less than eight names are entered for eaoh class within the first week at terms— CHEMISTRY, by Mr A. H. Hlithton, M. A.- Monday and Thursday, from 8 to 9 p.m., MATHEMATICS (Euolld and Ateebra), by Rev J. w, Alloway, 13. A.— Tuesday and Thursday, from 7 to 8 p.m. ARITHMETIC, by Mr W. H. W. Nioholls . 'i nesday and Friday, from Bto 9 p.m. , L 'itlS, by R6V T. ThlrtK M.A.-Moriaay atd Wednesday, from T to 8 p m. FRBNCH, by Mr K. R. Watklna—Wednes ' dsy. from Bto 9 p.m., ana Jfilday, from . ' • 7 to 8 p,m, ■ . The Fees (for one subject. ISs, tor a second •uhjaat, 7s 6i) must be paid at ihe time of enirinoe. It <s intended that an Examination should, be held and Prizes awarded at the end of the year. JOHN JaME-, Secretary. Anokland. May. 1883. ____. B,OAIi:D #F ; ,ppU CATION. The Board invites applications for the appointment ot a Third Assistant Inspector of Schools. Salary, £300 a-year (exclusive of travelling allowance). Applications will be received on or before the 31st May instant, VINCENT E. RICE, t Secretary. A UGKLAND GIRLS' HIGH Jt%. SCHOOU The Board requl es the services of an Assrs taut Master, Salary at the rate of £350 a-year. He will be required to teaob. Krgllsh, Latin, and Mathematio*. A ksowledse uf Kreeoh Is BIM desirable, but will not be Insisted on, AppllOstlonß for the appointmenl will be re oelvod by the undersigned on or before the 30th "Applicants should ttate full particulars as to aae. Qualifications, and experience; and should t arnlsh testimonials and references. VINCBN'" r, Rinjf Secretary Fda?a" oa Board. *



Matrimonial. ]IJ"ATRIMyNAL.-Wanted, byasteady mnnT « tSF r2 nDg man- ta constant employ- Phn^ O n^ ifc/f rt.?S'—^P Dly b* lo"er, with Photo enclosed, to " T. 8.," Stab Office. Business Notices. "JJ OTI CIS OF KEMO VA I, W. PARKBR, GROOUR, HOBSON-STREBT In removing to larger and more convenient premises. oppoßlte those lately occnpled, takes the opportunity o£ thanking his oastomers for the support aco .rdedhlm In thepaar, and trams that with inoreaßed facilities he will ba abe to meet their requirements, and merit a contlnn anoe ot their patronage. ]S ° x 1 ° B< BEBSWAXI BEHS WAX I Fnrohaßed In any quantity for Cash, Bayers Ot Fungus and Mnntz Metal. Having purchased in Chint a Flna Aesort ment of Teas himself, JAMBB AH KBW can confidently recommend them, and trusts that all his old Customers, and the Public KoneraHy, will avail themselves of this splendid opportunity and call early to buy his Superior Oongou. Besl Flavoured Kooloo, Shonohong, and various Mixed Teas, suited to every tastet He has also on hand Japanese Ware. Preserved Ginger. Grookerywaref Silks, Handkerchiefs, and other commodities too numerous to mention. Note the AddMßßi- JAME3 AH KBW Jc CO. Mi. Qnaen-gtreet. /UEAKING-OUT SALE OF V> OUTLHRY. THOMAS SAMURL. being oompelled to Clear out his Btock of Cutlery In consequence Of the PREMISES COMING DOWN and no other Shop being obtainable. 1b now HKLlino OFtr the wnole of the Stock at an enormous Saorlfloe, The goods are from the beat Sheffield makers, and wltl have to be Bold at any price. Cpnulstlng of— Beat Ivory Table and iJeeseri Knives. Loekwood's and Johnson's Beat Pocket Knives. Kleotro-plated Korku. Spoonn, Oruew. &o. Nevada and Nickel silver Forks and Spoons. Superior Scissors and Bszorg. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THOMAS SAMUEL, IMPORTHB OF CUTLERy. 48, ynoon-Btrst (Opjoalta Town Clock). DOCTOR a KJNOLD'SPKNNY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.—The most popular medicine o£ the day. Prloe, 2b 6d a box.-Colo nlal Agents: Shabund & Co., opposite the Post Office, ! FOR WINTER COUPES and Bronchial Irritation!^^^^^^^^^"^™"™"™""""1" , rpRY AICKIN'S SyRUP OF EUCALYPTUS X with Hypophosphite of Lime and Quinine. For Incipient Consumption and Chronio Cheat Affections, " AioHn's Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphite of Lime and Quinine," is most certainly alterative and curative. Try it for Bronchitis and Asthma, ; Address :— THE PHARMACY, Qpeen-btrkbt. Wh, McArthor & Co., AUCKLAND. TO DBA.LERB IN FANCY GOODS, BARTBBNWARE, CHINA AND GLABd AND UKNKRAL STORttKKKFE^a Plain and Fancy Stationery Perfumery and Toilet Soap« Brnshware and Combs Table and Pocket Cutlery B.P. and B.M. Goods Iron Bedsteads , , Mlrrorc and Fanoy Furniture Clocks, Watches, and Jowellerj ' Tobaooo, dears, and Pipes Mtuloal instruments Barthenwua, China, and Glass Vases, Flower-stands, &c Parian Ware, Piotares Purses, Hand Bass, and Baskets OriofcetlEK Appointments Lawn Tennis and Badminton Arohery and Croqnei indoor Qamea. Tow, fee. . SHARLAND'S CHEKKY PECTORAL, Absolutely the best remedy ever made for COUGHS, HKONOHITId. AND COLDS. Prloe. 2s 64 and Is 6d a Bottle.. BHARIAND m Co.. opposite Ptst-offioa. WHOLESALE A»D KKTA7 • GENERAL PRODUCE AND PB' VISION STORE, Fort-street Back of Winga..., Burns, and Co.'s). Samuel Evinson Begs to announce that he has opened a General Produce and Provision Storo at the above ad dress, and invites all his old friends and the Public to give him a Call, feeling sure that his Prices will bear favourable comparison with any house In town. POTATOES. FLOUR," OATMEAL, and BACON, newly arrived from Southern Ports, and other Roods to arrive. Storage for Free Goods on Reasonable Terms. Note the Address— I ■ FORT-STREET. ■ Back of Wingate, Barns, and Co.'s Temporary Premises. Horticultural. npHE PLANTING SKaSOJV, 1883. JAMES MASON, PARNELL NURSERIES. AUCKLAND, Begs to Inform Intending Planters that he has now ready for the season its LA.RQK3T and OHOIOKST ASSORTMBNTTof SHBI/IWiß&na JTORKBT TKBBB. OHNAM-NTAL aIHD Ff.OWHRINS SH«UbB, &o. &a, hohaaover offered to the Pnbllo, consisting! of— (•HBLIEK AND FOEBST THKK3, PIWDP, &0. Fsnrr Tkcib— Apples, on bllgntcraof sioofcs, 190 varieties; Pears, 40 var.etles; Plums. 60 VeJleiies; Prtaohea, 60 rarletles; Aprloota, Cherries, Vigs. Nuo:arines, Qrapes, libqnats. Guavas, Curranw, Gooaeberries, Straw berries, &0,, tcja. Upwards ot 10,000. Obahgbb, 92 varieties; Lemons, Citron, and shaddock, inoluning all the best and newest varieties introduced by Ct-ae. Moore, Esq., from Spain, Ornamental and Flowering Phruba. Stove and Greenhouse Plante Ferns and Decorative Plants Bedding and Flowering PlaeSs .; i Hedge Quiokß. African Box Thorn, Blcsagnns, Oloarla Privet, &o. Bqlob and Tuberoses rooted Plants; BOSM, 17S varieties; Carnations and Plcotees, 60 varieties; &c, fee &o. ... Herbs, boots, and Hortloultnral Requlaltes. Sco. i Garden and Flower Seeds. Orchards and Gentlemen's Gardens laid out and attended to by ITaotloal Gardener*. Descriptive Catalogues on application. J. M. begs to call attention to his splendid stock ot ACACIA DBOUBRBNS (the, true Blaok Wattle) he has now on hand, numbering many thousands. It will thrive in almoatur kind of soil, and will prove good Investment, and should be planted extensively. It is esti mated thu npwardß ot £25 000 is annually sent out of this colony (or the pmohase of its bark for tanning; purposes. • ti Boots and Shoes.. . . Insincerely thanking his customers ana the pnbllo for the very liberal natronage aooorded to him, the nnderngne<l intim»tei that, in order to aooommodate his Newton customers, he has opened the above establishment. 1 As before. In connection With the sMe-' of BOOTS OF 818 OWM UAHUTICTCBB, likDIBS' BNGLISH BOOTS AND SBOSS iW) BOLD AT NBABtv 008 r Pbiob, an Intpaotlon of whloh is Invited bafore purchasing elsewhere. Amongst these Goods are the following i— Button Boots, 7s 6d Prunella (first claw quality), 6s 94 & Qa U Bvenlngßhoe».66 9aan<l6sßd /. Kid Boots. 5a 6d. OUR OWN MANUPACTDRIi. MSN'S AND BOYS' BOOTS. Men's Peg Shoes, 8s; Bluchers, 7s; Laoe Boot?, Ida 6d; Elastio Side, 12.6 d. High Laoe Boots in all sizes, beat material, best Btyle. beat fit. 1 The attention of Ladles Is respectfully directed TO THE PON9ONBT BOOT, i which tor Styu, Blsganob, and Fit cannot be equalled. i mr Best "Winter Boot Hade, *E> Call and Inspect. Call and Inspect, T. PROS 8E X, QUEEN • STREET (Opposite Army and Navy Hotel), AND CORNKROr UPPKR QUEKN-3TRKET AND KAB A.NQAHAPB ROAP. Cabmetma&era lAMBS REID AND SON Beg to call the attention and careful considera tion of those about to Furnish to the Very Favourable Prices of ALL RINDS OF FOENITURB. Having introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other house in town. JAMES REID & SON, FoßNrrmiE Emporium, HOBSON-STREET (2nd Bhop from Victoria-st t. &b; o° °X Et 44 ABD 46, VICTOBIA-STRKRT, Beg to draw the attention of Ladies and Gen tlemen furnishing to their LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK Olf ■piURNITURE, oomprlslng Drawing and Dintog-roomSntos, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Wwdrpbes with Sass panelfiTSideboards, Cheffonlera, HaU Tabtes and Hatstands. Office Tables, Chimney and Toilot Glasses. Dining Tables, Cane Chairs to gieat vari^Tolletware, Drawers, Waah- Btands,&c,&o. IAR p BTSt Including Brussels, Tapestry, Kidderminster, and Felt Carpets, Hearthrugs, Coir and China Mattings, Stair Carpets, Linoleum, Floorcloth, Door Hats, Wool Mats, Bed-r.com Rugs, &o. TDEDDINa Flock, Cocoa Fibre, and Flax Mattresses, 'Sprint Mattresses, including the Paten, Wire Wove Mattress :Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; Kapok Beds, Bolsters and Pillow, and Pal- Uasee T. & H. COOKE, O, VICTOKIA-STRE [Factory, Elllott-Btreet,



■ Art Union. _ AN AKT UNION ■**• (VaAer Authority of the Government), Will take plaoe on or abont the end of the month, at a jlto: to bo Jfo named by advertisement, of 72ouMorb -f] OIL AND WATER COLOUR PIOTpRKS.^ Now on view at T. W. Hlokson & Oo'g. 650 BUBC3RTB«BS AT £1 EACH. The objeot of the Art Onion la to assist the owner, MRS WARREN, o» London, (aad whoso Daughters are Teaohors of Drawing . In. aU Its branches, Pointing In Oil?, ■ '■ Water Ooloutb, &o.) to take np it their realdenoe in New ... Zealand.. Full Information and tickets obtainable from Messrs Hoffnun, Hickeon, Vineh, and others Corporation Notices. fMTY OF AUCKLAND^ DE&INAaa WOBKS, MILtS'S LANS. KEEBING AND CHANNELLING, WBILBS- ' ÜBI-STKEET WEST. [ "/, The City Council will receive separate tenders nntllßp.m. of THURSDAY, the 17th lnat. for above works, In terms of plans and specifica tions to be viewod at the office ot the City (engineer. Council Chambur b. Ulgh-sttee.t.: The CooooU do not bio ihcmsolvea to &o3opt any enier. Tenders to ba endorsed respectively lor ihe work tendered forg pmups> Town Clerk; Town Clerk's Office, .•.•.; y May llth, 1883. . Auctions. TO-MORROW. ~~ 04.A sacks potatoes; Ex ' Magellan Cloud' and ' Oamara,' - To-morrow, at 11 o'clock, B. TONES ft 00.; Auctioneers. TO-MORROW? Ex Waihora, fram Hobai i AMU .. I* wTsATON, , iU d .. f WILL SELL by auction, at hig .Mart, to-morrow (Tuesday), at 11 o'clock, T AN ASSORTMENT, OK HOBART APPLES, oontiMmt? of-Soarlet Pear : - mains, Adam Peai mains. New York , Pippins, Wellington Pippins, &p. &c. . Also, » , * jtaer Js-t*)no SO cases Sydney Orangeß '«■.<• .:iui Anokland and Nelson Apple? I',. ' juJj bland Oranges Vawto,tattfl Potatoes, Bowl Wheat —: ft-M .•■■.,-y TO-MORKOW. bjk on account cf who9iii mat cokckkh. j° bx wlrwiok. ■',"; ". :■■■ b. &"a7isaacs gsS^j •JC7ILL sell by auction at their 1 Store, W Qneen-street, on Tuesday next. May 16, atllo'dook, 1 TANK VALENCIA RAI£INB 1 1 Half Tank Figs Bout 1 Tank Uuitanas S ! BDhoj X T X3B HALF CASK 3 OUBi^til t SCinoa Dates Also,. ' O7K PKGB KBKN'a MUSTARD, In 4. V v O' « and 7 1b Tina, Orlando Jones' Rice, Starch, Bell and Black's, and it. Bell's 250 and Plaid Vestas; (fanoy Oiay and T.D.. Pipes, Piokles. Blue, I pint and pint Salad and Castor Oil, raspberry Vinegar, rase and bulk Vimgir, Call's foot Jelly, Wrapping Paper. Paper Bigs, Baroelona Nabs, Chooolate, Jowel PacUetp, 86U ... .FittingCaniles, Twice, Sea., &a.. . &oi And at 12 o'clock, 1 Cue nicely assorted Thorbaok's Oigarettes, Tho attention of the trade' Is partlonlarly nailed to the above sale of new goods, Jon " inded, E. & A. ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers, DIANOSr P I A N Übt For Sale, ex s.s. Weatmeath, direct from England, expected on Wednesday next. ,a DATE OF BALK ANNOUBffcBIttrON ARBIVAL. THE Subscriber has received instructions to sell the following | FIRST-CLASS PIANOS by Mokninoton and Weston, Lon -ODi WALNUT PIANO (CtASS D. Iron Frame.' 1 Full Trichord, Beet Check Action, Bur wood Case, Trusses, &o. 1 VKNKKRED COLONIAL MODEL. -*■ Full Trichord, Iron Frame, Chock Action, Moulded Tresses, &o. 1 WALNUT ONE-STRING' COLONIAL * MODEL. Check Action, Brawn Frame, FuU Trichord. GEOBQE SIBBIN. Anetioneer. : . HiI 'r AT AN EARLY DATS. BX 8,9. WfIBTMKATH, FBOM LONJUON. Handsome: oleographs ANDi* OIL PAJNTINB?, Eqoal and many better than any lota sold in Auckland. ' * Catalogues ln"a few days, GEOKGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. . . WEDNEBDAY, MAY 16. or % v.# POTATOES! P 0 T,Aj^ 0 E,^ 11 potatpes it "iv -q&ia L. "W." 7rE~A i T"o':"^* 11 %AT ILL sell by auction," at bis Mart, on . II -JHtedaeaday^aiarJatt^at 11 o'olook, K(\(\ BAGS QAM-AJBUi.POTATOKS. Ov^ A-FtrsWlasfl'Saiaple. Term's at Sale. '" 8 1 "WEDNESDAY, MAYl^&t"«rt TKADE SALB^g ' LaDIES', MAIDS', and CHILUREirB WINTER BOOTS AND SHOES. GABRIEL LEWIS #>~ a AS received instructions to sell at Ills Booms on ab»T« date, at U o'olook 1A trnaks of Ladles' Eld, Button, and *" Klaßtlo-side Boota j ■ f u c trunks Maida'and Children's Boots anfl " HhOOB , , . ~,. g trankß JJidlea'acd Maids'Silppenr n troika Honeo Boota (anperlor) g trunks Ghlldten'a Copper Toes Boots 6 trucks Ladles' Etd Shoes, Button tad Kl»BUc-SldO g trunks Ladles' Morocco and Seal Shoes 2 trunks Ladle*' Klaatio Bide Beal Boots gQ tmnk« Assorted Boots and ehfws j tronk Cork SoUb *jv/ ease Leggins Toraß at Sale, THURSDAY, MAY 17. THE BESIDENCS ,OF A. OPPEN^ HEIMEB,ESQ. / FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At Elkvbk O'clock, oh aBB Premises. PREVIOUS TO THE SALE OF HIS VALTTABLE HOUSEHOLD FUR NITUKE, PAINTINGS, AND CUBIOS GABRIEL LEWIS ~ HAS received instructions from A. Oppenhelmer, Ksq., tv tell at U o'clock sharp on Ihnzsday morning, hia Residence, Sf moods-street, in conseauence of the preriooa party not oompletloß the rale, AS UNDER HIB FAMILY RKSIOHNOB, LOWER SYMONua-SThEItT, near theQranV nmr School, being allotment 12 of section 84, City Eaet, having a fronsaae to Bymonds-street of 66 r 110, oootlstlog of Brooms and offioeß, ill spacious and lofty. The home is In splendid repair, with ell the most modern improvements, a large sum having only reocii tiy bees laid ont on the same, me grounds are taste fully Uld ont, gas and water laid om, aud Is well suited for a genttematk'* red denoe. This Is a rtre opportnnlte,, as property in th<s Jooallty is difflonJi to Obtain, "or further pirtloulare, appl7 to the Anoiloneer. The House and Furniture will be on;w» from nooa on Wednesday and morning at Sale. ■ (Continued on tourik' Paje).