TELEGRAMS.

(EBOM OUR OWNWRRESPONDENT.)

RUSSELL, this day. iSISSS ?o Stthe 8 Wettmeath AK nin char^Cnot paying his WM pven iv fr e ui n gton, and was passage o. . £ the passage and mulcted i■ ttog ie Wegtmeath de . Alhltbinyjnam as a deserter. "THAMES, this day. ._, w_ rahiko, one of the fiwt prospec- H°. T^lroha, died iv the Hospfta]l yes tor_° The opening ot the gold fields in lAS d'ittrict, *as greatly due to his effort The deceased was well-kaown •"i^irkef- Imperial, 53* to 55s ; JS, !Bf buyer.,P s3,; Colonist, 2, Id; *'5m BIAUTY.-Thedirt from the loSmkvel is shaping for a payable re-

IMPKBIAL contioues to look well all _. »», 2ewt of picked stone and speci- Jfnstv&^t. hand last week.

(PER PRKSS ASSOCIATION )

GISBORNK, thia day. M, Isles manager of tho South Pacific Primleum Company, has just returned from £! ««_. He reports the boro down on Ky shundred'and sixty feet, going; .11 through Boft sandstone. The use of; Sttln resumed. Shares, con ? iSntin. are tight at four shillings; and ffffgfcffbeen quitted at 8s 6d. MARTON, this day. Mr Stevens, the member for Rangitikei, addTeeMd his constituents at MartenJast nißhtTand waived » nnauimous vote of thanks and confidence.^ WELLINGTON, this day. The s s. Australia, with the April English mail 'eft San Francisco for Auckland on ffiast. beiog one day later than time table date. » DUNEDIN, this day. There was a lively meeting of the Sent- Dunedin Council last night, lhe Mayor, by his casting vote, refused to receive certain resolutions passed at a nnblic meeting reflecting on his conduct. Thereupon Councillor Clark began "stone trolling," and the business was brought to an abrupt termination.

IS.VERCARGILL, this day. INTEBCARGILL J jCKEY CLDB. At a meeting of the Invercargill Jockey Clnb yesterday, the receipts from lost races were shown to be £525, and the expendi ture £348, leaving a balance of £176. It wis stated that this ii the firat time so satis factory a statement has been submitted in tbe district, and it is suggested that ar rangements should be made for a meetiog at the end of the year. Mr J. Mitchell, secre tary, who is about to visit home, was pre unted with a gold locket and chain for his services to the Club.

THE SUEZ MAIL.

Albany, May 11. THE P. and O. B.M.S. BaUarat, with the English mails, arrived at one o'clock this morning, 'lhe following is the list ot pas. sens-era for New Zealand:-Mr and Mrs Pickering and family (3), Misses Pickering pad Ferguson, Mesirs XurnbuU and Bweet,

General Summary.

LONDON, April 6,

The police yesterday arrested four persons in possession ot large quantities of nitro-glycerine. The first man, named Normao, was arrested at Delamotte's pri vate hotel, eonthauipton-street, Strand. He had been watched Loin Birmingham, where the clandestine manufactory of nilro-glyceriae was discoveied. The prisoner's travelling trunk contained ljcwt of nitro-glycerine, equivalent to 1. ton of gunpowder. Twelve hours afterwards two men, named Wilson and Gallagher, were arrested in the garret of a house iv Nelson-square, Blackfriarsroad, with tbe same quantity of nitro-glycerine as Hiied in the strand. Norman and Gal lagher are supposed to be Irish, though Gallagher declares himself to be an Ameri can physician. He had in his possession nearly £900 in English and American notes. The clandestine manufactory in Birming ham, tr.rn whence the prisoner Norman was supplied, was situated in Ledsam street, A man named Whitehead, apparently an American, engaged the premises under pretence of carrying on a paperhanger and oilman's business, bat the police observed that there was no trade done. He received large and valuable con signments of chemicals. Whitehead was arrested yesterday morning, lhe police searched the premises, and found a large stock of pure glycerine, nearly. 200 gallons oi sulphuric acid, and a quantity of nitro glycerine in process of manufacture. Owing to the police inquiries, and conse quent upon tbe arrests recently made at Liverpool and Cork, there has been revealod a Fenian conspiracy of a formidable charac ter in connection with the Lish American dynamite party. Three men, named re spectively Morgan, Featheraton, and Otter lihy, are at present detained. The Most Rev. Dr. Benson, Archbishop of Canterbury, was enthroned with great pomp in Canterbury Cathedral. Replying to an address from the Town Council, the Archbishop said he should closely follow {athe footsteps of Archbishop -ait.

AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

(Per X.M.S. Zealandia.)

Bwgue Athena in a Gdle.—Ex cmng Fight With a Shark.

Newcastle, this day. CAPTAIN GAdd, of the barque Athena, from Wallaroo, which arrived last evening, Mports fhat on Tuesday last, during the heavy gale, the vessel sprang her bowsprit. Ha ordered two men aloft to send down tbe yards, when a heavy sea took the mainmast clean out, carrying away Owen Roberts and William Hyde. Roberts managed to climb into the shrouds ac_| escape by a miracle, Hyde fell from the main-royal yard into tbe sea. A dingy was launched in charge of William Christie, the mate, and two seamen, who at great risk succeeded in rescuing Hyde in abont three-quarters of au honr, a huge shark went poking at him with its nose, but Hyde having a sheath knife in hia belt, repulsed the monster's attacks, The vessel ran the risk of total loss. _b It Is, her _mainmast, fore-top gallant-mast, mizzen-top-masc have been carried away, her main-top has been sprung, and other damage done.

Another Fatal Fire.—Three Lives Lost.

Mblbouknb, May 15. The calamity at Sutton, in the Beech- Worth district, where a family of six were bntned to death last week, has been quickly Wcceeded by a similar disaster at Warrigal, •n Gippsland. News has been received that afour-roomed weather-board cottage, occu pied by a family named Condon, took fire at about 2 a,m. yesterday, and before an alarm could be raised the house was destioyed, the inmates (Mrs Condon and hot two little children) being burned to death. It seems that on Supday night Condon left home for his work in the bush. Hefore his departure he placed some chopped wood before the fire for his wife's "»! one of the children being ill. It is •uppoaed that the wood ignited by accident, *ad that the flames thus spread over the cottage, Condon, on learning what had Wpened, fell down in a fit, and did not recover for some hours. The charred re mains of the three victims have been re covered from the smouldering mass.

The action of Captain Logan, of the Steamer Manapouri, in burying st sea the oody of a man, John McKay, who died Within a few hours of the vessel's arrival "1 Hohart, from New Zealand, was referred wby the Chief Secretary of Tasmania in $ telegram to the Chief Secretary of Victoria (says the "Argus.") It was asked that inquiries into the caeo should be made upon the vessel reaching Melbourne, and this Was done by tbe police. Tho re port on the subject states that Captain J*gan said that the man was well cared for,i -arid that as he had no money and no' effects he (t'aptain,', Logan), thought it would be a charitable action to ' bury him at sea rather than have him burled in a pauper's grave In Tasmania.

THE FUNERAL OF MAJOR WITHERS.

When the somewhat unexpected death of . Major Withers was announced yesterday, the expres-ionsof regret were universal and heartfelt. The news was sent to Waikato, Thames, Waiuku, and other Volunteer centres throughout the provincial district, and message- of condolence were received by the relations of the deceased, The notice was too short to enable the Thames Volunteers to attend the funeral in a body to-day, but "Captain Wildman and Lieut. Potts, of the Naval Artillery, arrived here this morning to represent the Thames dis trict at the obsequies. We are informed that, had an official intimation of the death readied the Thames before noon yesterday, fifty " members of the Naval Artillery J would have attended. .Adjutant Grant, | als> of the Thames, has been be., since Saturday. This morning Ciptein Wildman and Adjutant Grant waited on .Mis' j Withers, and handed to her the following I letter of condoled I—Mrs Withers, Auck land, Dear Madam,—On behalf of Captaii S Douglas and Sma'", and the o'her officers and members of Thames Volunteers, who have been unable to attend to-day in pay ing a tribute of respect to tbe memory of their late Commanding Officer, we beg to tender to you an expression of our siscere sympathy with you in your deep sorrow, It may be some consolation to yon to be r .minded that Major Withers had drawn to himself not only the respect and esteem of those who had the honour of being under his command, and he will long be remem bered by us with affectionate regret. Trust ing that you and yonrs may find support and comfort in your affliction fiom them who alone can eive them.—We are, etc, JE. T. Wildman, Captain Naval ArtiUery ; J, Grant, Lieutenant and adjutant, Thames District," A detachment of twenty ot the Waiuku Cavalry, under the command of Captain Hamlin, arrived in town this morning.

The hour fixed for tbe departure of the cortege from tbe deceased s residence in Upper Queen-street was 3 p.m. Tbe ar rangemeuts for the military portion of the obsequies had been left to Captain Leßoy the senior captain in the district and acommit tee of officers, and by their orders the several Volunteer companies assembled at the drill shed at 2p. m. Ihe following is an approxi mate estimate of the Volunteers present at 230 : — Garrison Band, 20 strong, under Bandmaster Morris ; _aval Aitillcry, 50— dipt. LeKoy, Lieuts. Parker and Smith ; Waiuku Cavalry, 22—Capt. Hamlin and Lieut. Barriball (2); Artillery, 30—Capt. Payne, Lieutenants Norrie and Geddes; Victoria, 50, Captain Mahon, Lieutenants skinner, and Selfe; No. 3, 25, Captain Isaacs, Lieutenants Robinson and Hitchens; Hobsons, 24, Captain Dignan Lieutenants Clifton, Connolly, and Flyno, The Garrison Band wore their new uniforms for the firtt time—red tunic, blue trousers, and helmets with silver mountings bearing tbo letters G B.—Garrison Band. The Hobsons also appeared in their uudtess uniform of blue serge with green facings, and helmets with silver mountings. In addition to the officers already! mentioned, we noticed the Hollowing:—Major Morrow, Captain Wildman, adjutant Grant, Lieutenant Potts, Surgeons 'Pennant and Dawson, and Instructor Haslam. Shortly before three o'clock, the column marched from the Drill-shod in tbo following order to the late residence of tbe de ceased :—Waiuku Cavalry, dismounted, with gun carriage for tbe coffin ; Band, Naval Artillery, Artillery, Victorias, No 3 and Hobsons. There were also several volunteers in the uniform of the recently disbanded Engineer Company. Major Withers, rank entitled him to a firing party of 200 men, so that all the men presontwe' c supplied wi tt bonk ammunition. Captain Le Roy commanded the column, ana Captain Mahon the firing party. On reaching the residence the coihn was placed on the gun carriage by several old soldiers who had belonged to tbe Major's regiment, the 65ih or " Royal Tigers," and the mournful procession moved off to-1 wards the cemetery in the following order : The firiog party (with arms reversed), the .arriaon Baud (playing Beethoven's Dead March, and " The Dead March in Saul'), the waiuku Cavalry with the coffin, at tended by Majors Derrom, Morrow, Burns, and Anderson as pall-bearers. Immediately behind tbe coffin were tbe members of tbe 05th Regiment, whose down-cast looks and solemn air showed how sincerely they grieved the loss of their old comrade. .hen came the private friends of the deceased. There were upwards of fifteen carriages, and about one hun, dred mourners on foot. Several thousands of spectators lined the route, most of tbe old soldiers and members of the Colonial forces aired their medals in honour of the occasion, At the cemetery, tbe remains were carried to the grave by the 65th men, and the service fur the dead having been read and the last offices per formed tbe procession returned to town tho band pla.ing lively airs the while.

ALLEGED ROBBERY OF JEWELLERY.

BY ELEGBAPH.—PRBSS ASSOCIATION,]

WELLINGTON, this day. A ROBBERY of ewellery occurred recently either at Wellington or Kaikonra, or on board the steamer Wakatu. Mr Skipping ton, a new arrival, took passage to Kai konra by the steamer, and on arrival at the destination, his boxes were sent on to the hotel, and two or three days later they were removed to his future abode. It was tben found that one box had been tampered with, and Mr Skippington says that jewel lery to the value of £100 had been ab stracted. On the retnm of the Wakatu early this mominc, the detectives made careful examination of the crew, nothing suspicions being, however, found.

THE OMAPERE AGROUND AT WESTPORT.

(BY TELEGRAPH — PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

WESTPORT, this day. The Omapero was prooeeding to sea in tow of the Mahinapua at 10 o'clock lait night, when the former took ground on the bar. The latter also bumped, and the tow rope had to be out. The Omapere stuck hard and fast, and was gradually driven into the surf to the north of tbe channel. Her coal has been Jettisoned, and an attempt will be made to get her off at flood tide to-day. The Mahinapna reorossed the bar, and returned to port, and will assist the Omapere. The Grafton went out safely immediately after the accident. For want of rain for a very Ion? time,the river is lower than it has over been experienced s nee the settlement of Westport.

The steamer Suva was due from Fiji to day, but she had not been signalled up to a late hour this afternoon. A schooner inside Tiritiri was signalled as we went to press. About 300 volumes of books will be offered to-morrow (Wednesday) by Messrs Cochrane and Son, consisting of works in general literature, plays, poetry, etc. Among the books are many plays, etc, which will be found of service to amateurs and young people generally. The evidence of Mr Cecil Seymour in relation to the death of John Hamilton, who was killed at the Northcote Sugar Works, Northcote, before Dr, Philson, coroner, appeared in our last issue. John Monaghan, the next witness!deposed thatjis wos ganger at the works, and resided in Ponsonby. He then went on to say that he apprehended a fall of eartb, as he observed a crack at the corner of the chamber he warned deceased, but he made no answer that he could bear. The remainder of witness's evidence was similar to that of the last witness, Dr, Goldsbro', who had made a post morteni examiofttion, deposed to the bodily io juries, Be found bruises and contusions on the left shoulder and on the front of the chiest generally there was one an inch and a half in length over the liver, The skull was uniu jur-d. on examining tbe chest, found great oxtra-va-ation of blood under the skin pftbe chest, and the breast-bone broken at the i cerjre; seven ribs on the right side and six on the left were fractured. The right luug was lacerated by one of the ribs. '1 he heart was not injured. The cause of death was the laceration of the ribs and lung and the general shock to the system from the falling of a mass of earth on the body. Patrick Hannigan and William Swanson, quarrymeh, also gave evidenoe shewing that deceased was warned of danger, and that the work* were frequently inspected by-Messrs Muir aud Seymour. The jury returned the verdict, "That John Hamil ton was ace dentallj killed by a fall of earth, and that there was no blome attached to anyone in .connection with his death,"

IRISH REBELLION AGAINST THE POPE.

Archbishop Croke Defiant.

(BY CABLE.—SPECIAL TO PRESS ASSOCIA TION.)

LONDON, May 21, The subscriptions to the Parnell Fund are increasing largely. Archbishop Croke has since his return from Home taken occasion to assert that his political sympathies remain unchanged.

FIRE IN QUEEN-STREET.

Narrow Escape of Inmates.

An outbreak of fire occurred at an early | hour this morning on the premises of i Messrs Neil and Clifford, herbalists, Quia ' street. The upper portion of the building j was occupied by Mr Jones and his son, and an old man named Mr Lowe. The Fire Brigade was soon on the "spot, aod the two elder occupants escaped by a ladder, the yonnger man obtaining egress along the passage. The flames were ex tinguished ultimately, but the shop was gutted, and the stock destroyed by fire and water. The flames did not go through the flooring above the shop, though the ceiling was charred and burnt. The stock was in sured in tbe Colonial Office, while tbe building which is owned by Mr Stichbury, of Newmarket, is insured,jjbut the damage is not great.

SUSDAY TRADING IN WEL LINGTON.

(BY TELECJRAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

WELLINGTON, this day. The polico yesterday visited various hair dressing and tobacconists' shops, ordering them to close their premises. It is under stood that this' action has been taken under the English act of Charles 11,, which provides that no person shall follow their ordinary vocations on Sabbath unless for charity, or iv cisc of necessity. The police will prosecute any shops found op -n next Sunday.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

MAT 22, 1883. Rank of N.Z-Buyer'. £22 7s Od ; sellers, £2210s Natlontal.He,' k— ellir ■• 73s Coloalal- Hank—l7b ; buyers. 16i: sellers, 47s '■ ,Z. Inßura 'co— . v.era. 7G_i; tellers, 76a 6d 8.8 Insurance-ST. N.Z. Loan and Morcsntll <—Keller, £5 19 ■ Auck'nnc' Uas-Bcyi-re, £9 7* 6d Union Sath and Door vo.-H _ 12s Sd; buyers, £8 103 Tanplri Coal—Bailers, 169 Coromardel 8.8. Co.—iu.er3,l6a ; sel ere, 17s Fisher and Co.- Buyers. Us Moroury B»y-Heller., lit M Komptno ne, Prossei, & Co —Buyers 23a 6d Qneen ot Beaaty-12. 8j to lis 6d: Bellere. lis 64 l_«eoLevelUroes-5s 31; buyeis,si9; sellers. 5s 6d Prlnoe Imperial-62a to 555; buyeis, 53s fld; te'lON, 65a Premier—Bs Werahiko—Sellers, 2s Bd ___. J. NEWMAN, C____il - h.irman,

Vf^^SfJfSßLS^ EVENING STAR, TUESDAY. MAtfi W*



DANK HOLIDAY. The Hanks will be Closid on THURSDAY, 21th inst. (QUBBN'3 BIRTBD .Y|. Hersonai. THE Party who has the Basket on Wheels is requested to return same to M. Levy and Co. I WISH to withdraw notice r_.<pecting . Hugh Kirk wood, which appeared in the Evening Star of Bth and 9th May, it boing done in haste—Saul. Evinbon. Auckland, 2lst May, 1883. ______ MB. JOHN HENRY NICBCLLS.-A letter lies at the Stab oflice for you. IE kosean Cotter, or Hughes, is still linns In Auokland. rhe would o-neo'e her re atlvie by oomninolcailng with them, or with Bis Lor. ship the 111-hop ot Anokiand, 81-hop's Bouse, Ponsonby. FF the Gentleman who took the Umbrella by, mistake from the Teaobers' 800 al Dane.. Rlv_n at the Newton Bast School on the llta May, will return It, ha willreOßlve his own. Y«»DNG'S NAUTICAL I)TC TIO« AUY. -Any one who hat borrowed ihe abovo will kindly return it to tha New '/_._■ land Immraoce Company. Queen-street. LaDIKh will please call tor their Kiltings left with Mrs J. Whito at shop next to Mrs George, Parnell. Done as usual. Meetings- AO.F. C<'UKT ZEaL*NDIA, NO. • 1711.—The members of tho above Court aro hereby summoned to attend a General Meeting at the Court room, Alexandra street, TO-MORROW EVENING (Wednesday), the 23rd, at 8 p.m. Business—Nomination of officers, &c—By ordor. J A3. PHILLIPS, Secretary. 0.R., S.U—HorB OF AUCKLAND • Tent.—Member* of tbe above are re quested to attend at Choral Ball on THUttS - AY, 21th Inst (Queen's Birthday), at 6.30 p.m.. Id order to oelebrate tho Anniversary by taking oart Id tho Band of H.pa Union Festival. Tickets to be hod from Secretary at the Ball ÜBAtt. B, KINS. 0.". JaMKSH. UaBR, ceo. OEMUERA SOCIAL ONION. a Musical and Literary Entertainment will be given at tho Remuora Hall on TUESDAY, the 20th inst, at 8 p.m. Admission, fid. •1 RALES A«D LABOUR COUNCIL, A Meeting of tbe Trades and Labour Council will be held at the Working Men's Club On FRIDAY EVHNInG. next, at 7.Soo'clock. The representatives of |ihe late Hight Honrs De monstration Committee, and other trades not there represented, are respeotfuliy requested to attend. i QUO. BEBLOP. TO- O T i v E. An adjourned meeting of the Householders of Bolensvillo will ho held in tho Courthouse on SATURDAY, 26th, 1883, at 8 p.m.; to decide on boundaries,' also to draw up a petition to His Excellonoy tho Governor to form Helcnsville into a town district. H. BALLANS, Chairman. Hclensvillo, May 21,1883. ■JW-EWTON ROAD DISTKICT. Tho Annual Mooting of Ratepayers In the abovenamed District will bo held at the Primi tive Methodist Chapel, Richmond Road, on FRIDAY, June Ist. at 7.30 p.m. ROBERT T. WARNOCK, Chairman. May 21st, 1883. ■ * UCKLA-.U FERMaJNENI' CO f\ OPERATIVE fcUILDINQ AND IN VESTMENT BOOIBTY. NOTICE. The Eleventh Annual Meeting of tbe Auok land Permanent Co-oiorativo Building and Investment -moiety, for receiving the annnal report and aocounts, and electing a Cimmlitee ot Management and Auditors for ihe ensuing year, will ba held la the Lecture Kail of the Young Men's Christian Association, Albert street, on TUBSiiaY, 12 h June, 1883, at half past 7 in the evening. JO»N BATGEP. Secretary. N."*_.—ln acoord.nee with Rule No. 14, Nomi nations of Candidates for office must be lodged with the Seoretary on or before Slat May VjOKTHERN OMNIBUS COMPANY JJI (LIMITED). (To be Registered.) A Mooting of Shareholders and all Interested in the abovo will be held in the Mount Albert Public Hall on WEDNESDAY, May 23rd, at 7.30 p.m. • t Business: To form tbe Company, elect , Directors, and any other business. S-MUEL STUART, Chairman of Provisional Directors, > Mount Albert, 19th May. 1883. ■ii.», i i i — Corporation jNQtipea. <2_sSflH63_Br r_ITY 0 E AUCKLAND. ELECTION OF AUDITOBS, In pursuance of "Tbe Mnnclpai Corporations and Rating -tots 1876 "and amendments thereto, I, Henry Riflings, Keturnlng Officer for the i ity of Auckland, horeby blve notice that an Kleo tioa will be h Id on FRIDAY, the Ist day of JU i k next for Two Qualified Persons to act as Auditors fo: the Ctt> of . uoklanrt Can. idatea will n quire to be Nominated be f. re noon <t_ Wbdi.kbdav. the 23rd instant. Nomioat'on lapers which mustb*deposited at t>e City Counoll Offloea. c__ be obsamed upon application at the office of the Town t)lerk' ' HENRY RIDING 1. Returning Officer. City Counoll Office., May 16.1883. , j Blcclesiastlcar. SPECIAL Reliaious Service will be held by two members of the " Society of Friends," named Hannah Hall and James Cotton, in theFrimltive Methodist School-room, Upper Pitt-Btreet, to-morrow evening, at seven odook. Sank ey^s Hymns. All are invited.



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W ANTED, two Experienced ;Book Vs Canvassers.—Apply A. Hobolth and Co., text AlexandraJlotel, Parnell. AN tED, a good Bodymaker; used to spring-cart work. — James Mackio, loaohbnilder, etc, Victoria etrcot Kaat. \\f ANTED, a respectable Message Boy, »T at onco—J. Williams, Victoria-street, \\7 ANTED, two Men for Barrow-work ; V* accußtomed to brlok-work preferred.— r. Archibold, Whau. ■ \\i aI>T_D, a first-class Plumber and Vv Gasltter ; constant employment to a 1 _t olass band, -apply to John Petford, Auok qpd Plnmblng Works. High-treat. \,V AcTKD, a Dressmaker for a private TT famUy.—AddreS", t.tatlng terms, to M. <f„ Box 74 P.O. Anokland. WANT»D. a Groom that knows his bußlnagß,—W. C awther. W~~ ANTED, one or two Single Gentle mo i; board aad reridoooe; private »ml!y: no other btardors. "1 eruiß moderate. - far a idreas apply _______ office. _ WANTED, a Partner to take a half share in a Now Patent Very lltte lapital required for Its dovelopmont.—Address, S.X., office of this paper. WANTED, a" Partner in a lucrative buriaetsia Qn- en-street, one who would ake an active tnteioet In the business preferred, Mnolpala only dealt with.—Apply to adwara WANTED, a Girl to assist in House work.-Apply to Mrs Wm. Cameron, lear Soolal Hall rtemuera, ANTE- KNOWfI-Cork Soles, 2Jd ; Root Gioss. 6(1 the Bottle; Button 3ooks 2d; Long Leather Laoes, Id the pair, at iianipler-HojtSnop. V i _V ANTKD, by v Lady, situation as ft Houseneper to one c- two gentlemen, Anply a' onei to A.M.. 8, ar office. Y\/ anTEJL) t0 Buy> ! or * first-class TT Carriato Hones, not less than 16 ham c ! inohes high; brown or bay preferred. -Apply W. Otowthor. 7 ANT ■ D, a Situation as I ady Help oi Useful Companion; near Auckland Keforred. Can do well recomnionded.—Address ■P., Dempeoy House, Mount Eden. WAN I ED, a Situation as lurnovei on a town paper; four years at the trade.—Address AB, Star Olllco. i /ANTED.-60 ps. of beautiful Satin. Cloth, worth Is 6d: to bo Boldat7Jd, -J. Cosgrave & Co. (late Linabery). ' WANTED.— Wanted to sell very cheap, about 100 -warts- Books from 8d ie 3s (3d eaoh.—H. Watt. General Dealer, Pitt street, _ WANTED, Electric Batteries. A few powerful Klootrlo Batterlo3 to bo sold, c bargala, 35s each,—Anhar's City Loan Offloe, opposite Army te Navy Hotel, 886, Qneen-tiireet, WANTED, a suitable Party to take over a nice Grooery Business near the City. No good-will, stook at valuation, and the premises (whloh are new and well fitted up; may be had at a very moderate rent—Apolj early to John Karle, Tea Broker, BUh-street. v*. ANTED, to «ell, (cheap) a Milk-cart, Horas and Harnoas; trial given.—Applj Mrs Letham'a Grocery Store, Wellealoy-strcet. WANTED SEEN—Charles Kelsey and Co.'B largo assortment Writing Desks Workboxes, &o„ at all prloos.—Charles .Kolsoj and Co., two doors below Morrlns", Ironmongers ANTED, to Buy, Left-Off Clothing ol every dosoription, for cash? 'Partlei waited on P.S.-Wantod Known—For Hiro, Trap and Saddle Horses.—Apply Thos. Hill, Clothier and Draper, Parnell. VV ANTED J-NOWN-Swing Looking YT Glasses 3s fid. Is and la 61, aro lnolnded in Dampler'a Selling Off, Bobeon-atreet shop. _V- ANTED SEBN-Charlcs Kelsey and TT Co.'s Real Silver Jewellery. Theykeet no imitations, guarantee everything they sell Fresh assortments monthly.—Charles Kelsey & Co.. two doors below Morrlns', Ironmongers. ti ARTED KNOWN-No Imitation *»' Silver kept by Charles Kolsoy & Co.- Tho whole of their Stook Is guaranteed gonulno, —Charles Kelsey and Co., two doors below Motrins', Ironmongers, WAN T BD to Sell, a handsome well-bred Maro; a years old; perfectly staunch and quiet; any trial in saddle or hnrnoßS.— Apply Mr Smith, Mount Eden 'Bub Proprietor, »«, A NTi-D, a supply of Greengroceries. " —Apply to A, J. Thomas, next Mr Crom ble's, Franklin Road. W~~ ANTED. -10,000 yards White Flan, nel, all wool, 20Sd.-J. Coegravo & Co. gate Linabery). J ..■■•' . ■ a\7ANTED KNOWN —No better Vf Bpeotnoles need bo Used than those rednced to 9d pur pair at Dampler's Selling Off, Hobson street -hop. - WANTED KN«'WN-Thnt 1 am pre. oared to purchase Household Furniture andother effeota on tho premises on the shortest notioe. in town or country.—apply personally or by loiter, to James Bag. Darhy-atieet. \\l ANTED KwuWN—Door Mats, Is *' H and Is 9d, are leolnCed in Dampler'a Palling off. Hobaon-street Shop. W, ANTED KwOWN—It you want to TT see the latea* Fashion (autumn and Winter, 1383), have a glance at Monro and Milllgan's Tailoring Window, In Hobaon-Btreot. WANTED,-3,000 yds. Velveteen, from Is 6d per yard.—J. Cosgrave &Co (late Llpabury WANTED KNOWN—The Selling i.fi includes Iron (fireproof bates at £9 and £3 10s. No higher prices at Dampler . Hobson-atreet -hop. WANTED SEEN, the Wonderful Fresh Bargai' a in ' Men'a Watertight Boots, only 10s 6d, at Dampler's Boot Shop. Victoria street. YV ANTED KSQlVrjyihat the Helens. » * villo Timber* VJ«_B_Bjited, has openod a depot at NEWMAttfflflrV Timber in any quantity. Inspection invTted. Glvo your ordors. WANTED SEEN, the extra grand Lino of Gentlemen's Real Hand-sewn Ktd Klastla-sfcte winter Boots, very cheap, at Dampler's Boot Shop, viotoria street. WrtNiED KNOWN-Another grand Fresh l.oi of Ladies'. Gents', and Chil dren's Gnod Ch. ap Boots, at Dampler's Boot Shop. Vlotoria-Bt__. WANTED to.Sell, Men's Serge Suits, 20s; Man's Strong iwesrj cults (all wool), 255; Macintosh Overcoats, 15a,— aaber'a City Loan Offloe. 286 Queen-street (opposite army and Navy Hotel. WANTED to Sell, Men's . trong Tweed ' ron-ers, 5s 61 .worth 8a 6_»; Tweed do. (wool). 6a 6- wrrth 10.; all wool Tran.ejß (ultra Btrotiß). 8j 6d, worth Us.—Asher'a City Loan Office, 286, Cjaeonstveet (oppoelt.r Army and Navy Hotel). WANTED.-: 1!000 yards Patent Velvet, in air«;olours, Is per yard.—J. Cosgrave and Co. (late Linabery).



, ,„„ j Wanted. %, "YXTANIED, good smart Girl—App! ju T T at Boyd, urocery Store, Nelson .tret m" W ANTED, a Waiter; must know h —«> " work.— ipply Comiruerolal Hott :or Shortland-treit- ____ he TIC ANTED, tt Young Man to mal - TT himself generally useful in Dyework ily also a BtrODg Woman for ironing la the flats Ing room.—apply 10 Edgais. Dyers. Wcllesle, ; street East, ,iv _A/AJNT_D, a respectable xouug Ui 'J T T about 16 or 18 to a«aißt in house work • - Apply to Mr. Johnston, Union Balery, parnel J£ \a7ANTED, a Boy to assist Waiting t V? Table.-Apply E. Wateta's Restauran -t Qaeen-street. Nt \\J ANTED, respectable Boys for tb S. W Faetory.-Ai pi •to E. Waters, Confe. tioner, Qneen-street. cc \¥7"ANTKD, a Fitter, Several Machinists U V T Girl for Wax-thread Machine; highe; wagesto good hands-.Ukewise Boys forthetradi - I -G. Black and Co, Aberdeen Boot Factorj to Chapel street n" .»7 AN TED, Housemaid, 12s week; alsc TT in to wn family, only two, same countrj 1, nine othen.-Mra Elsmore's Registry, Shon ■k land-street. ________ Z" \Af< ANTED, Lodge'B.—Single bedrooms - VV boots cleaned, 7s per week; with boarc a 20s; good private sitting-room.-Apply Professo P. Evans, Victoria street East. . §! VX7ANTED the Ladieß to Know tha yj Yt Monro and MlUlgan, Hobson-atreet ir have scoured the aervioes ot a flnt ol«as asn liner, and are now orepared to supply mllllnerj _ in all lta branches on the shortest notioe. ANTED KNOWN-Wood Chain 4s; grand Grecian Cane - bottomet ". Chalra. 6a 01. are iaolnded in Damplor'a SelUm Off. Hobsc-Btreet shop. , "f \_7 ANTED KNOWN-Money to Lent , W onpenonalandooUateralaeeurity.re ' navahle by weekly ln»ta_aents. Blls d_ '• S?_Si-d.-Rae'a New Zealand Pawn Bhop - Darby ______ . — W~ ANTED KNOWN—Another gran* Lot at Ladlee". Genta'. and Children. _ Frtsh Boots at Dampler's Boot Shop. Vtotoiia • Btreet, Be in time. „ .a' ANTED to Buy, some good Second. I VT hund MaltTankß.-apply STaB "ffloe. ' aa; ANTED KNOWN - -Heap" lIM ' -tt bkrl Cheap Timbebl AndaUothei '" kinds of BuUdlng Materials, can bo purohasoc - cheaper and better than anywhere else at th< a Yards of D. Goldib, Albert-Btreet. r »»/ANTED KNOWN—Another grand '" W Lot of Cheap Boots, at Dampler's 800 l Shop, Viotorla street. Be In time. 1 VX/ANTKD TO SKLL, 100 pairs team ' W less coupe JOSEPHINE 4-BUTTON KID GLOVES, r 2s Cd pair; worth 5s 6d. JUST Arrived, a shipment of Norwich orange-oolourod SINGING CANARIES, . At W. EYRE'S. Viotobia-stbeet. ' TA*' ANTED KNOWN — A. O. STEPHENSON, draper, newton. Has Just Open id Up NEW VELVETEENS, special value, 1/9 yard t NEWS ATINS, 1/9.2 .. to 5/6 yard • NEW SILKS, aplenald Lyons, 4/8 yard NEW HOSIERY, lid upwards • NEW DOLMANS, weU trimmed, 25/ NEW ULST_RB,S/atoßs'eaoh I NEW JACK *TS, splendid value, at 7/8 • NitW UNDKRCLOrHlNG.aUetyleeandprioes NEw h ATB, in Btraw. Sea, 6d upwards ' NEW FKATHKRB,I/6 to 21/ eaob ' NEW FLOWERS,/2J to3/Beaoh : NEW TAPESTRY CARPETS, 2/8 per yard ' NEW LONG LAOE CURTAINS, /Oft. 1/. lit and 1/6 per yard 1 NEW SHORT CURTAINS. H\ to V per yard ' NEW FLANNELS, 35 pieces, nh to 2/6 per yard NEW BLANKETS, full size, All Wool, 18/0 per pair NEW CLOTHING, in great variety. j DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY ON _ TBE PREMISS'S. A. O. STEPHENSON, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. WANTED. - Wanted to Sell, very cheap (and mußt be sold) 20 gross Copy and Exerolaa Books, 50 leaves, only Id eaoh: . copy Books, 2d, 4 for 6d; Blottlrg Books, from , Id to 6d; abont 20 gross lllnoiloaied Cards and Crosses, from Bd to Ss per doz; 150 boxes Pecs, 12 doz in a box, only 6d pr b jx, 4 6d doz boxes: Penholders, Is 61 per tiros*; 45 doz Small : Walters, only 3d eaoh, 5 for is. 2s per doz; i Pat. t Penri », 3d each. 2a 6d doz; Lot of Sponge, , from 2s to 1b: Preserved Milk (damaged Una) only 2d tin: Currants Id lb: Solianaa, 61 lb; Arrowroot, 3d lb 12 lbs for it Bd; Small Rloe, i 2d lb: Large Rice. 3d lb. 5 h* for Is; Jams. 7d I and 8d tin; Go d .-auce, 6d bottle: Salad Oil, 2 . bottl'S for Is Id; Large Bottles, only Bd: Safety t Matches, on'y 3d doz; Plaid Ma .hes. 7.1 drz; Tin Boxea, Is 81 doz; Cheese, 4d and 8d lb; Hams, lOd lb by the bam; Tin Oroners, only 3d ' each Ia dos; Lot of Flutes, from la to 2a eaoh; ■ White and God China Caps and Sanoers 8d eaoh. 3s 6d tor _ doz 6s 6d doz; Needles; 3d per . 100; Lot of Plomres. 3d and Bd; Chamber. Is 3d. ' -H. watts. General Dealer, Pitt-sttreet-40 boxes light Bine, on y Id lb. 7 lb boxea only 2s ' box; Tart Tins, 9 for la; Giant Cement for mending glass or chlra. 81 bottle, ALaDY or GENTLEMAN can be ac". commodate- with Board and Residence where no otner hoarders are kept,—For address , aopiy stab Office. i i^Oi»T TRADE.—Wanted, Machinists ' O and Fitters for the Boot Trade.—Appl] vv. Mo Arthur a_d Co.. Boot Faotory. r |» GO TMAKEKS. — Wanted, for the I 13 Country, a Good Hand; oonstant employ ) ment: tingle man preferred.—Apply G, Kainej and Co., Fort-street r CUSTOMERS "Wanted for five hundred > " i sacks finest selected Canterbury Potatoes. Prioe five shillings and sixpence per owL: ship rnents arriving weekly. — Edward E. Davies, ' Nathan's Bond, Custom-honse-atreet ' / tOTTAGE—Wanted to lease, with pur- V / ohaainir oUuse, 4 or 5 Rooms and Good ■ Allotment. Mount Bden or lober Pose pre > (erred.—State full partlonlara to W.0., Box 291 • Post Offloe. 'po CARTERS.-Wanted, a good steady ' I Man,—Apply to R. and R, Duuer, Devon -1 port Store 1 "\7"OUNG English Lady requires Situation , JL as Companion or Lady. Help in good s family,—Address 8.C., stab office, Auckland. > tAfAITAKEKEI (JAW-MILL. ' Wanted Known—That I oan supply TIMBER as Cheap as any producer in the province without raising the prions when other mills ' have no logs. Having tramways, my timber is ' felled in the winter and Is more durable; the sap almost equal to the heart of what is felled in 1 the summer. Have now in stook. Builders' Timbers and Cabinetmakers' soleoted Broad r Boards, in Kauri, Rimu, and Kahlkatea, Orders Bhall have my best attention.—John Smith, ' Waitakerei. Ist March 1883. 3 Drapery, Seo. ; j and yy yyiLLIAMS DIRECT IMPORT RS OF .' DRAPERY AND FANCY GOODS, 1 Bom Sides KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON. ' "NOT SELLING OFF" ---' "NOT GOING TO ENGLANU" ---• "NOT OFFERING A LARGE DISCOUNT*'- Bnt have to arrive by the following veasela now duo :— 1 Ss. POTOSI 3 OABEB AURIGA S OASES GWJRGK BKWLKY 2 OASES t CLYL'E 8 OASES A BIG LOT WINTKR GOOns, oomprlalng I CLOTHING AND OVERCOATS; these latter have been made specially to our order " extra 1 long." BLANKETS. FLANNELS, HOSIERY, " &0.. &o ■ In ad' ltlon to the above-ment'oned Goods, we shall receive, ex Geobqb Bewlky. abont 200 (two hundred) of Cooper, Box and Co,'a Celebrated Patent Vkntii.atin. WATERPROOF TALETHES COATS. Sea what the Field says respecting these ■ Goods:—"I have triea your Ventilating Coat well In the coursing field, and consider it a - great suoceass. It Is rcoit oomfortable to walk . In, and turns any quantity ot rain.—Yours very faithfully, **■• * *** IhOBIN Hood)-ME88.8 ' Cooper, Box and Co." A New rTaoess (J net dlaoovered) prevents the ■ rubber hardening and destroys all smell of i naptha. I We have alwaya on band a SHOW OF HOSIERY, BHIRTB, HATS, TIES, BRACKS. BKLTS, COLLARS, &o„ So. ' For Prioe. Style, Variety, and Good Value, • Second to None In Newton, , N.8.-The WATEBPseoir Coats are wocth L waiting . Highway Board Notices. \ jtAIBWMARKET ROAD DISTRICT. _ In terms of '"The Regulation ot Local Rloo l tionß Aot, 1876," I, Joha Angus Retaining I Offloer, hereby give notice that an Kleotlon o. i Five Persona to fill the offloe ot Trustee will take place in the News room, Newmarket HalL . on Saturday, the 2nd day of Jnne. 1833, and ' that nominations tor this said offloe will be re • oelved by me at tbe plaoe befo .mentioned up ' to noon of the 21th day of May, 1883, JOHN ANGUS. Returning Offloer. [ . Tenders. [ "*/| ANAWATU COUNTY COUNCIL. ' CARTARVON-3ANDON TRAMWAY. CON TRAGI' NO. l-FO«MA TION AND , LAY NG OF RAIL 3. ABOUT 14 MILES. Written tenders wid be reoeived at the County Chambers, Fpxton, np to noon on the 16th ot i June, 1883, marked ontslde "Tender for Tram way," aid addressed to the undersigned. Drawings and Bpocifioatlocs may be aeen at the county ..fflco. Koxton. The lowest or any tender not neceararlly aocepted, (Signed) JOdN F. RACKSTRAW, , | ;,.,. : Conpty Chairman. ; Q. I R L S' HIGH 8 C HOo L. j ALTERATION OF SCHOOL HOURS. i The School Hours are from 9.30 a.m. to 12 30 p,m., and from L3O p.m, to 3.30 p.m.



To Let. 'y 1 pO LET, a Six-roomed House in G __■ 1 raltar Crescent; gas and water laid or ;,. Apply to Mrs Maorcady, on the premises. al. rpo LET, 5-roomed House, 6th hoi _ .»__ Brown-street, Ponsonby Road; rent 10s cc J. Williams, Victoria street. . si »|iO LET, in the Suburbs, a Pretty O 5" , » tage; rent very low.—Enquire tor dir * \ tlona from Mr -awards. Grocer. Newton Hoi 7_ nplO LET, a 7-roomed House in Aubui - „,' street—Apply T. B. smith, at the Drape U_ Shop, Kybor P__ goeg _^^ f t rtM} LET, seven-roomed Dweumg _ > ! Shop now in couree iof erection * Ponsonby Road, opposite O'ConneU .treat - For partlonlara apply to to W.G. Allen, Oil ie enoe-atreet, Ponsonby. °* r 1 O LET, 2 Rooms, furnished or unfi I. niahed, with fireplace, and nee ot kitoh 3, if reqnlred. Terms tea.onable.-Appry I *t address this office. , *• j O LET, Two Front Rooms; 5s p '• * week.—Apply at the corner of Gnndry a: - Exeter-street-, Newtonj ■> .... '' '|%0 LET, a Shop with 3 rooms ne (■'. ' Foley . e?rocrry. Vlotorla-street 1 BUltat for a dressmaker or a shoemaker.—M. Pole - Proper. V.otoria-atree. . . . - j' rpo LET, the " Home," Onehnngs, Te ,1 1 Rooms, stable, and out bul'dlnga: abo li aores-garden and paddook Apply to 1 Ashton aud Bon, 8, New Zealand Insnran t Bnlldlngs. f. ' I NO LET, Apartments, with or wlthoi '" 9 Board; within eeven minntes walk - ' 1- eneral Post-offlce.—Apply btab Offloe. rrO LEr, a Bakery Business in tt , I BU'urbi doing a large and inoreasii 1 small goods btulneßS. Thla la a rare chance ft * any yonng man wishing to atari in business. Address A J., P. 0.. Anokland. 1 'DO LET, in Victoria-street, a good She " I and Dwelling ot 7 rooma; splendid poe - lion for any business.—Apply W, and J. Frate . Land Agents. N.Z. Inanranoe fsiO LET, 2 Two-roomed Cottages, ale I I one Famished Bedroom for a lady, an s nseof flr_— ipply on tbe premise., Hopotowi - street, off -arangahapo It pad. Newton. '« O LET, a new 8-roomed House wit * * storeroom.—Apply to James Irwin, top 1 Wakef-ld-tre-t. ' AL rid . \ 1 a H> LET, New House and Shop in Wei . I Sireot, eff Upper Qaeen-street, rent, lov 1 Apply to 11, Aahton and Son, 8, New Zealac 3 Insurance Buildings. ■ rpo LET, in Victoria-street, a goo I I Shop and Dwelling of 6 rooms.—Apply t t R Stow, Tailor, Vjntnrin-.treat. TBI > LhT, in Victoria-street, a good Sho '_ X and Dwelling of 7 rooms; splendid pos ' 1 Hon for any business.—Apply W. and J. Frate: Land Agents. N.Z. Insurance Buildings. a O LET, a 6-roomed Cottage, Stables 1 witn one and quarter sores of Garden an Orchard, at Hlohmond ; low rent.—Apply to _ . Ashton & Son, 8, New Zealand Insnranc ' Buildings. . . . ' pO LET, in Newmarket, two gooa Five I roomed Cottages; 12s per week.—Appl W, and J. Frater, Land Agents, N.Z. Insuranc Buildings. , _^ rpO LKT, at end of month, Mr Merce? * Residence, in St Stephen's Avenue, Pai nell; 6 rooms, bath room and sonllery,—Appl on the premises, or to E. B. S. Mercer. TO LET, or For SALE, small FARM situated at Avondale (part of Dr.lAioken's] abont 7 miles from town. New House 4 rooms Stable, and out-houses. Ten acres very gooi land, partly in young Orohard; all secure! fenoad and fronting the river,- Full particular from D. F. Evans, Land Agent, Anokland. 'IO LKT, Fight-roomed House, wit] I hath room, besides stable, ooaoh and cow house, and wash-house, orohard, and thre acres of ground. Situated on Main Road Remuera, 5 minutes' walk to station, and buase 1 pass every trip. Terms exceedingly reasonable —Jamea Bnckiand, Coombes's Chambers. ___ jyuRTH SHOP. 2 HOUSE 5 to Let in Good Positions.—Apply, , R. & It. DUDKK, 1 Devonnort store. 1 ' I ii.ii Bportinii. 2_____g rpAKAPUNA RACE NOTIOE. A Special Stoamor for cargo will leave Auck land at 9 a.m, sharp on Wednesday, and at 7.3 a.m. on Thursday, after which no cargo will b taken. J. R, D. BAKER. Trafflo Manager D.S. Ferry Co. ORIENT'S MBLBOURNE COP CON BULTATION. 7883.-10,000 Shs?e» at £ eaoh. iruil >-hare. £2t Halt Share, £1. 62 Prizes. First Horse. £1000; t-eoond. £2000 Third, £1000: other Btartera.£li!oo; Non-starter. £15(0; and <9i Cash Prises, ranging from £101 £s<o Total, £20,100. -Add Exchange 10 che que.; two Statnpa for reply and result. Resul S lps potted to all Subscriberslmmed'ately afte Drawing. Applications by letter only, ac dressed to 'ORIENT, oara of W. Sinolaii aater* Arcade. Melbourne,' I WILL CLOSE 15TH JULY.) GRAND NATIONAL* BTf"EPL_ OHAUK AND HOtrD-K RACE. To be run at M_LBOUR.SK 21st JULY. 1881 3000 Members at 10s. STEEPLE. HURDLE, „ i First 200 First 2( ferond „ _ UO tieoond .. .. it Third 60 Third .. _ t ' Others .. ..310 Ottieis .. - 31 £690 £6! And 21 Prize at £5- £120. Three Chances - ea<_ being drawn separated . Please send Po*t Offloe (.riders whan oonvei lent, tt la safer than Bending notes—being eqnf ta Registration. Cheques must be marke Correct by Bank. Two atampa for replies n quired. ' ADA MANTUA, Care Mr Abraham, Box 316, Post Offloe Dunedin. t Gazette in Bankruptcy. 1 _ — IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEV ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. 1 IN BANKRUPTCY. 1 in the matter of the "Debtors and Cred ton Aot, 1878." and the Aols amendln the same, and of the Bankruptcy c MißTiw SWAix-iw, of Parnell (fcrmerl of Bden Otesoent). Auckland, Protease ot Muslo. a Debtor. Notice ia hereby Riven that it is the intentio ! of the above-named Debtor to make applloatto to this honourable Court on WEDNESDAY the alxih day of Jnne, 1883. at the hour ot 1 0 .look In the forenoon, that an order of immi ' diste dlaoharge be granted blm, nnder the 184t section ol tha above Ant-mentioned Aot Dated at Anokland this twenty-first day t May, 1883. MARTIN SWALLOW. Debtor in Parson. iitniifV -•SjQffHl ___&- IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NET ZEALAND. NORTHERN UIBTBIOT. ' IN BANKRUPTCY. 1 In the matter of " The Debtors and Credltoi Aot, 1876." and the several statntor amendments thereof, and of the Ban! rnptoy of Randolph Eaolbton, , Debtor. This Is to notify that Randolph Kagleton, c , the City of Auokland, in the Provincial Distrie ; of Anokland, in tbe Colony of New Zealant Hairdresser, has this day filed a statement ths 1 he la nnable to meet his engagements with hi Creditors. The first meeting of Crediton to b 1 held at the Snnrome Court Buildings, Anoklant : on TUESDAY, the 29th day ot May. 18@, at O'olook In the afternoon. Dated at Auokland this 22ad day of May. 183: G. W. BASLRY, Depnty Registrar. Fbid. Kahlk Bhortland_treet, Auokland, Debtor's Solicitor. XN THE DISTRICT COURT Ol AUCKLAND. HOLDEN AT AUOKLAND. In the matter of the Mining Companies Aot 1872. and of tho STANLEY GOLI MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). On Tuesday, the 15th day of May, 1883. Upon the Petition of James MoCartln, 1 Creditor in tho above-named Company, on th 15th day of May, 1883, presented to me, Hug] Garden Seth Smith, the Judge of the said Corny and upon hearing Mr G. N. Brassey, of Counse for the Petitioner, and upon reading the ral. Petition and an affidavit of the said James Mc Cartin, verifying the same, and an affidavit c service on the eaid Company of a notioe of th intention of the said Petitioner to present th said Petition, in accordance with the said Acl 1 do order that the said Company be wound ur under tho provisions of the said .-ot, and do appoint WEDNESDAY, the Thlrts first day of May, 1883, as the da for a General Meeting of the Creditors of th abovenamed Company, to bo held at the offlc of Mr Francis «ngUB White Shortland atreei in the City of Auckland, and I do further orde that the winding up proceedings herein shall b carried on in the City of Auckland a place c the Bitting of my Court and I do direct that thi Order may be served upon tho Bnid Mr Franei Anguß White the Legal Manager of the sai Company. , a- _. H.G. SETH SMITH, , "■ '' Jndge of the said Court. Q. N. Uhassb... , Coombes" Chambers. Queen-street, Anokland, solicitor for tbo Petitioning Creditor,



___ Lios. and Found. lb- toST, on the 10th May, a Grey Man 1,~ X_ abont U hands high, with S.X. on ribs. - Returning same to G. Osborno, Epsom, te iae shillings reward given. '.— ■ 0S I, on Thursday last, betwee _ _-J Manukau Road and the foot of S ot- Stephen's Avenue, a Plated Carriage Lam JJ^ Socket and Spring: reward on it being left at Jl _ "1 OST, in Newmarket on Saturday nigh [SI -*-J a Ba» containing 13 one ponod notes, «■■ sovereigns, and 1 half-b-vereign —Whoever n - J?™ 8 tne.aame to Mrs Piloher, New-street mj Newmarket, will be handsomely rewaided. in IU OUND, an embroidered .apron, in iel "T . . son-street. Owner oan have same by pa; ar- ing for this advertisement. - CJTRAY ED or Stolen, Saturday, May 19 _'»-7 Young r.etrievtr Dog; brown, exoep *n white patoh on breast; bearing tbis year", tor collar. A reward will bo paid on tho dog beini _ returned to J. :Bnko Baker street. Any om >er retaining Bame after this notion will be prose _fl.(n«"ed- , £j at ..- ■ For Sale. ,„ -__: — *r, ORIVATE THEATRICALS, T n For Sale (oheap), Proscenium, Drop, Parlour, _, Garden, and Street Soenes.—Apply to Geo, H. Shirley, Stab Office. =c ji-OR SALE "(cheap), a light Spring Carl - ,f Horse and Harness (a trial given).—Apply at Mr Deans, Lome-a tract (near Porter's Store).. of TpOR SALE, a 6-roomed Cottage with a _ JJ large piece of land, within ten minutes' )e walk of the Poet-office.—For particulars apply IS to Mr J. A. Baale; .oiioltor. Qußon-itroet. or snOR SALE, Zinc-lined Csses.—Chamta ~ I? ' lonp and Cooper, 76, Qneon-etreet. - CIOR SALE, a Cottage in Charlotte _ A-.'street Eden Te-raoe. Pries. £120.-Apply * .to Mr Hewitt, King-street, Aroh Mill. - _Ji OK* SAL is. W JC ISLAND ORANGES. &.- _ „ x ISLAND ORANGES. a- Arrived to-day, per sohooner Saxon. 204 000. Shipments to arrive regularly through the sea- T I son at Queen street Wharf. Country orders '" specially attended to.—Address o. 13AGLKY. at. Par-ell Rise, Anokland. ' s"|/>OR IMMEDIATE SALE.-Nice v. l'„ Verandah Cottage (fourrooms) and free- TJ hold allotment (33 x 90); situated in Montague '" street, Newton (near Upper Queen street). Price. - only ,«180.-D. F. Evanß, Estate Agent, Queen^ d street. . (718) * ft 1 OR SALE. -A Nice Little Farm of I 20 Awes, only 13 miles from Town-3 >P miles from Walkomitl htatlon-all fenojd and n- In gta"i. Oottar/e of i rooms, in good order, r, probard with abont 300 fruit trees In lull bear ing. All necsßßary out-houßoa, [2 ration ooWs, - heifer, horae, light Boring oart. harness, with 80 _ heed of poultry, household furniture, oookltg ■a utensils, tools, tea. Price for the whole lot. . &P 5: ™B offera a oapi'al chance for a New » Arrlval.-D. F. Evans, House and Estate Agent, _ Queen-street. Anokland. 809 J _ i/iOR SALE, Good-will, Stock, and Fit- J V - tingß of a Grooery Business, situated in a v loading suburban thoronghfare, doing a good .... and steadily inoreaslng trade. Dwelling con 's sists of 5 rooms: gas laid in. 'Bus passes every . 7 minutes.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agont, Queen y Btxeet (next Bank of Australasia). . F" OR SALE, Mount Eden Road.—Very Pretty 1-roomed Verandah Cottage, fitted i with register grate, colonial oven, tanks, &o.; ? good garden and stable. Allotment, 28 x 120. I Price, £310. Very oheap.-Apply D. F. Evans, y Land Mart, next Bank of Australasia, 798 * jffOß IMMEDIATE" SALE. — Cheap . * Building Allotments; a first-rate invest d ment; could be subdivided and sold to great ~ advantage; 216 ft. frontage to Bond-street, at 7a c per foot. This is about the oheapeßt lot in the 1 market, and is within two mile radius of Auok -3 land Post-office. Must be Bold at once.—D. F ~ Evans, Land Mart, Queen-street. 790 - sj'Oß SALE, Hackett-street, Ponsonby, , I New Verandah Villa of Bix-rooms. fitted with Register Grates. Colonial Oven, Cup-board. Dresser. &o„ close to the Beat*. Price, £350— D. F. Evans, Ketate Agoat Quean-street, next Bank ot Anstralasla 748 ; Ij'OK IMMEDIATE SALE (a Bargain!; V House. 7 rooms, and freehold allotment. 66 x 100, for £330. House has verandah in front - and Bide, good well, tank, wash-house, and nice garden; and is now offered a bargain at £330, of whloh £230 oan stead on mortage.—D. F. 11 vans, -state Agent, Q aeon-street. (Hi) FOR SALE, Cheap Buiiding Allotment in the City, having 50ft. frontac c to Cross _ street, off Upper Queen-.treet, and near Karan gahape ttoad. The allotment Is almost level, and well situated.—Apply to Mr Davis, Giooer, Earangahape Road; or to D. F. Evans, Land ._ Agent. (Jpeen-Btreet, 774 5 f EE-STRERT, off Brighton Road, Par e I_J nell.—l 4-roomed Cottage, fitted with register grate, Yorkshire Bide oven; well drained, and splendid well of water. Corner Allotment, 33 x 99. Price, £260. 1 .roomed Cottage,! finished off in a similar manner totho . above. Allotment. 33 x 99. Price, £250. A 2 first-rate investment.—Apply D. F. Evanß, Land 0 Mart, next Bank of Australasia. 802 ; p O S 71J A E a. 0 Mount Men, oheap, and on easy terms, a new '" and well-finished Cottage ot four rooms, [l sonllery, &o.: fitted with register grates, range. f tank, Seo. Solendid aUotment (volcanic). 33 x '" 115. Price, £25 cash, balance as agreed upon, '• D. F. KVANB. Estate Agsnt. JflOR ABSOLUTE SALE. '" GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE & GROUNDS, PONSONBY. . Mr John Oxiey (who la about removing into * tho country) is desirous of disposing of his hand some and desirable Residence and Ground, Ponsonby, and to effect this object has placed the same fa my hands for absolute sale. The Property consists of a faithfully built VILLA RESIDENCE OF U ROOMS, almost new, and replete with nearly every com fort and modern convenience, Stable, Bnggy j house, large Cellar, &c, &c„ surrounded by its W GROUNDS, JUST 3 ACRES, X) very prettily laid ont in Flower Garden, Shrub- W bery, Orchard, Lawns, Paddook, &c. 10 The position Is first-class, including a most r: valuable corner site with a frontage to Clifton w street of 1205 links, and a frontage of 315-2 links to Ponsonby Road, which is about to be changed to the more aristocratic name of "Jorvois r> street"; which alone will doubtless tend to _~ Increase the popularity of this now faßt-booom .ll ing Fashionable Suburb, id The View is grand, comprising - B' LANDSCAPE AND WATER VIEW. In fact, this is a property that only requires to be seen to be appreciated, and such as iB seldom placed in the market. Cards to view, and all information on applica tion to D, F. EVANS, Estate Agent, Land Mart, County Notices. V .? /N A Z E T TE NOTICE. n COUNTIESA_ T, 1876. t, COUNTY OF WAITEMATA. |T Notice is hereby given that HENRY BUXTON, )f of Henderson, has been appointed Keeper of the Publlo Pound at Henderson, vice Mr Mont, gomery, resigned; and is hereby authorised to demand and receive tho foes and charges named * on the notice board of tho said Pound. OLIVER MAYS, , Chairman. THOS. SEAMAN. Clerk. Council Office, Auokland, May 21,1883. ? :— _3£_____s&£ <a__-P9n___r- J nODNTY OF WAITEMATA. 5 An Extraordinary Vaoanoy in the Connoll having ooonrred tor the rakapnna Biding, I , hereby, in acoordanoe with "(The Counties Aot, 'i 1878," and " The Kegnlatlon of Local tcleotlons _' Aot, 1876," appoint Monday, June Uth, 1833. as !. the day, and the Dlstrlot Library as the plate }' tar the eleotlon ot a duly quallflol person to fill 18 the vaoanoy. And I appoint tha honr of noon '° on Wednesday, May 30tb, as the time, and the 3 ,_ District School-room, Northoite, asthe place, to * receive nominations. Forms for nomination may be had at 33, Insnranoj Buildings, Anck -3' land. THOMAS SEAMAN. . May 22,1883. Returning Offloer. Harboar Board Notices. _r_____s2j__ \ uobxand harbour board. p ERECTION OF NKW T. QUEEN-STBEET c WHARF. Harbonr Board Offloe, , Auckland. 19th May. 1883. 0 Tenders will be received at this offloe until TUESDAY, the 29th inßtant, at noon, for Ereo tlng a new T„ Queen-street Wharf, in terms of plans and specifications to be seen at the Engi a neer. Offloe. c The lowest or any tender not necessarily h accepted. !, Tenders to he endorsed, " Tender for Erection )1 of new T." d O. B, STONE, 5- Chairman. 0 ————^ ~ ? CLEARING.OUT SALE OF V V> CUTLERY. ~ THOMAS SAMUEL, being compelled to „ Clear ont his Btook Ot Cutlery In consequence _ Of the PREMISI..B COMING DOWN and no :_. other Shop being obtainable" Is now BELLING t OFS" the whole of the -took at an onormons .__ Soorifloe. The goods are from the best Sheffield „ makers, and will have to be sold at any price. $ Conaißtiog of— Best Ivory Table and Dessert _ Knives. Loo-wood's and Johneon. Best Pookot _ Knives. Kiectroplated Korks. Bpoona, Ornets, lf &o, Nevada and Niokel Silver Forks and Spoons. Snperior Bolßßpre and Raaora. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THOMAS SAMUEL, IMPORTER OF CUTLERY. 16 Queen.tret (Opposite Town ClrxuL



Board and Residence. Bi A LADY can offer a Comfortable Home — r\. to °-"'0 ot two young ladies who are at m "ndtog school. Highest references ttiven. Terms moderate.- For addrwa. apply STAB. _ "DOARD ANDRESIDENCE,-Wanted t, JL* by a gantlaman tn a private family, or ip whe'e one rr two boarders are sept; good [ r situation requisite.— - pply, with full partloalan to Comfort, Star Office. it /SoRRECHVe PILLS for Females.— i V-f Swollen Legs, Nervous DehiUty, Irrega »- larities, Change.—Sale and testimony daily in t. creasing.—Ganderton, Herbalist, Karangahape Road, ■ .-.'... [• [RESIDENCE for a Gentleman in a r- Jl\i private family where there aro no other boarders; a short distance from Queen-street, . J Moderate terms.—Address at this offloe. t /GOVERNOR BKuvyh- HOTEL, s VT HOBSON-STREET. a Board and Lodgino, 20a. per Week fe -irfoi.- Room 255. per Week ? ' Shipp n jr. i ——, . 1 iv.?. ■■■■ IVTEW ZEALAND SHIP ■ I j^^^^. -^ ping * co-'a LINE , _^^_S^ BARQUE MATAURA, FOR . ________ LONDON. . All Accounts against the barqne Mataura , must be rendered in duplicate to the under signed by 10 a.m. TO-MORROW, or they will not ba recognised. • THB NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING 00. ' (Limited), Agents. Qaeen-street, Public notices. GO AND _. _. SEE THE Grand i_cyT>-^_w^__ii Lot of Cheap Spectacles eXcr*s£/ '^S'^Dampier. Hobson - at. . . ■ . . ■ Shop. TftiiAr ■<___ja__g_jr TW O TIC E. 0 i-PANMURE BRIDGE. Public Works Offloe, 14th May. 1883. The RIVER TRAFFIC through this Bridge will be CLOSED from sth Jnne next to the 20th Jnne lnolualve, for Repairs to Swing Spaa, W. H. HALES, ;' District Engineer. J_ UTICK.—The firm ot L. D. Wathan 13 and Co. having ceased to represent me bb solo agents for my Blood Restorer for the world, all applioatlons for agenoies mast bo sent direct to me, and all supplies must go through me as sole proprietor and preparer.—H. A. H. Bltohers, Abercromble-Btreot, Auokland, 21st May. 1883. TM- O T I C E . Rffi EDWARD COSTLEY DECEASED. All psraons who are or may hereafter be indebted to the above estate, either for interest, rent, or otherwise, t» ill please tay the same to Messn JackßOn and Russell, solicitors, Fort- Btrset, Auokland, whose receipt shall be a soffl olent discharge. SAMUEL JACKSON/ K dwardCo.t_y D. HE an I deoeiSed. Aacklanfl, 27th April, 1883. ITS Quite True that J. Williams gives All-wool Trousers for 16s 6d.—Top of Vio toria-Btreet—Tho People's Tailors. oTOhAGE.- Messrs Glover and Niccol t_) have excellent accommodation for the storage of goods.-Apply at their office, Ouatom honsastreet West. x SS. WESTMEATH and hangitikei • Passengers oan have Sewing Machines at2sOdper week.—D. 8, Cbambirs, 70. Qneen atreet, wholesale and Retail Maohlne Depo«. ~~~~ [ A OARD.I THOMAS EVANS (late of the Criterion Hotel, Napier, and Northern Clnb, Auok land, begs to announce to tbe general pnblio that be has secured the Lease of the GLOBE HOTEL, Wakefield-atreet, where he hopes by his o itenslve experience, and with a determina tion to supply only the Best Liquors, to scours a share ot their patronage. HOLLIS'S 'BUS will leave Onehung: at 7 o'olook TG-MUKROW (I'neadaj EVENING, for the Epsom Hall. Fare each way, 6_-J. L. Cocbranic, Hon. Seo. Ik] OW is the time for cheap buildings, C* alterations, fittings, shelves, &c—Send to J. M. Haslett, builder. Fort street Men ready to go out at any minute. IF yon want anything in the building line, alterations, additions, fittings, &c, send to J. M. Haslett, Fort-street, and they will be attended to at once. FRVS KINGSTON SPECIAL DRY PLATE 3. !at 24s per gnus at 60s per gross at 9s 3d per dozen 10 x 8 at lis per dozen 10 x 12 at 20s per dozen Schering- Pyro at 33s per dozen ozs. A, B. BROOMHALL & Co., 46, Shortland-street. FOB WINTER COUGHS and Bronchial -Irritation, _ TRY AldaN- SYRUP OF EUCALYPTUS With Hypophosphite of Lime and Quinine. For Incipient Consumption and Chronic Chest Affections," Alokin's Syrup of Enoalyptus, with Hypophosphite of Lime and Quinine," is most certainly alterative and curative. Try it for Bronchitis and ASTHMA, Address:— THE PHARMACY, Queen-street. V^ILLIAM fjrULLIVER HOUSE, LASH. ESTATE. AND COMMISSION AGENT. DRAUGHTSMAN AND ILLUMINATOR. MAPS. PLANS. &0„ COMPILED. (Coombes 8 Chambers. 88, Qdkeh-stbket, Auckland.) W.G. begs to notify his frlendß and the pnblio generally that he has removed to the above premises, where he hopes, by strict attention to the requirements of his clients, to merit anpport. From bla lar.e knowledge of Ponßonby Pro perties, he is in a position seoond to none to deal with parties buying or selling in tbat dis trict. Inspection of my list respeotfully invited. A ready Bale for Cheap Houses and Allotments NO SALE NO CHARGE. A long list of Country Properties open to In. speotlon.. Insurances effected at Lowest Bates, Remember the Address— COOMBES' CHAMBERS, Queen-street. Medical. (hi ARDNER'S " Pectorlne" is unequalled \JT for Coughs and Colds. GARDNERM "BLOOD MIXTURE ' Speedily removes Pimples, Blotches, &c. from the | ■" skin, and renews the blood. TO BE HAD IN AUCKLAND ONLY AT THE ENGLISH PHARMACY, 181, QUEEN-STREET. HASLETT (LATE GARDNER). SHARLANDS CHERRY PECTORAL, Absolutely the best remedy ever made for COUGHS, BRONCHITIS. AND COLDS. Prioe, 2s 6d and la fid a Bottle. SHARLAND At CO. opposite Post-offloe. OEM SYRUP.—Prepared especially to destroy the Seat Worms, which cause so much lirltation. Price, la 64— GANDBR ! TON'S DI.P-NBARY, Karangchapo Road, ' _______ I NEVER FAILS. Insect Life is destroyed by tho PERSIAN INSECTICIDE (Pyrethrium Rosoum), guaranteed to bo the best proour able in the London market. For the effeotual riddance of Fleas, Mosqui toes, and all other insect pests, try AICKIN . INSECTICIDE, Sold in tins at Is 6d each. WORMS All children suffer from them. If anapeoted, ask for the Certain Core, SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, 1/ packet Apothecaries HalL opposite Post-offloe. aEMDERSOirS SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER. INVICTA BRAND. MEDICAL HALL. Opposite Three Lamps, Ponsonby, Anokland. TO'» i HACHE CORE -Instantaneous . let, ODONTALGIC!; Is battle.-SHAR LAND it GO. (opposite Poai-effloe). IjIOR THE CURE of CUU«HS AND JP- COLDS. BIOR THE CURE OF ASTHMA AND DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING, £080NS Syrup of TTypophosphites WITH J-tUPHORBIA PILULIFERA. J In Bottles at 8/8. CURB FOR INDIuESTION-TONIC BALSAM, a Genuine liver Regulation ptloe 3a a bottIe.—SHARLAND & CO (oppo- Blte Post-offloe). FLESH FORMING FOOD for Infants. AICKIN'S FOOD for INFANTS Is prepared locally from malted cereals, according to the recipe of Baron Liebig. It is an approved substitute kor Mother's Milk: Is Fatten ing, Nourishing, and Invigorating, Sold In Canisters at la Gd. AT THE PHARMACY, Queen-street. DO-TORaKKOLD'SPk^NYROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.—The most popular medicine of the day. Price, 2s 6d a box.—Colo nial Agents: Sharland & Co., opposite the i , Post Offloe. UTCHER'S PODOPHYLLIN S-IDLVTZ POWDHR*, Aaß-EABI.- AND -FF-CMVEI I UNEQO-1.1.»P B'.'B "IVKU D Stl D_ISl I A Useful Mode of Ad,uit.l«^r;n?- Pcdophyllial i THE ECLECTIC PHARM XV, I Jnnaifon Pitt aid Grcj-ifeete. HE Herbal Treatmet.t for Coughs and Colos.—Cherry UARK, Yarrow, Pleurisy, i Hoaihound. — Prepared at GANU.tKTijN_ DISPKNB --RY, Xewioa. Safe and oertaln. Daacrlbe symptoms rpOOTHACHE! TOOIHACHE . X ' TOOTHACHE I Immwllat- Relief by using EDSON S M GIU ESSENCE. In Bottles at Is.



MHJIM .111 in-nn- ii' | .ill »,.' ' 'Business Notices. '" -"* ,- REAPS A L E. G. COUTTS, Draper, Edinburgh House, Newton, Begs to return THANKS for the Patronage he ' has Received during the last Three Years, and now Intimates to his Friends and the Public his Annual Cheap Sale, begun on SATURDAY, 14th April. A good part of the Stock is suitable forthe Coming Season, and will ba sold at CLEAHINX PRICES. it G.C. respectfully solicits an Early Call. Karangahape Road (opposite Howe-street), '■ 'Newton. ________ MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING— Never seen cheaper in Auckland, not withstanding all strong assertions made in advertisements.. This is genuine: Men's splendid Sootoh Tweed Overcoats, Heather mixtures, 28a 6d; real value, 425. A large quantity of Men's Winter Tweed Trousera at 8s lid, honestly worth 10s 6d; a few Men's Busi ness and Working Coats at 7s 6d, worth 10s 6d. Every other kind of Clothing equally Cheap, at JAMES SCUTT"B. General Draper, London Houso, Victoria and Nelson Streets, Anokland, I —N. 8.: Country orders must be attended with 1p.0.0. Xt _ , • fIH AX L E~M ON T HOTEL, V.' CORNER OF QUEEN WAKEFIELD. AND RUTLAND ..,.,:. ,; __j 81RB-TS. _...,.,.. , Superior Accommodation for Families and Commercial Travellers. . PRIVATE SUITES. Alcook's Best Billiard Tables. - ._ :» ..• NIGHTPORMB. !SI J3 H . HARRY BENNETT, PROPRIETOR, Late Providoro New Zealand and Union Com pany's steamers. Luncheoh Daily; from 12 _&_ 2. F> L v U I P, • PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, QUEEN-STREET WHARF, AUCKLAND .".(NextJ. &D.Oxleys",_hlpOh___e_r_» i: & Having had a long experience in some ot the , Best Honseß In Geneva and the Colonies,, ... .. '■' IS prepared to exeonte Firat-olass "' *: •" . Work In :. „. ... watchmaking, rkpairtnq. _qV p\ EVONPORT, NOK T H SHORIS WELLB BROS,, .CARTERS, CONTRACTORS, _0. „„-„ . Goods Carted and Delivered from vessel's Bide : at shortest notice. Brioks, Lime, Sand, shell, _Bh, House Blocks. Posts, Ralls, so. Ballast supplied;-: Coal and Firewood Dealers. S Yard—Opposite Flagstaff Hotel. a- »....:■ ■a. ->T axwxfY, . • 67. VIOTORIA-STRE_T WE3.J - Opposite Royal MaU Hotel. ''! )::'. A well-assorted Stook of Jewellery, Watehea. &o. always on hand. Repalra neatly executed on tbe premises, and orders promptly attended to. charge j moderate. H.P is Selling Off his stook of biiver Jewellery at cost prioe, to make room for a new assortment, i ilj :..::-.-.i.. jtJTOTICE OF KEIOTAIi W. PARKER GROOSR. HOBSON-STBEUT In removing to larger and more convenient premises, opposite those lately occupied, takes the opportunity of thanking his oastomeis for the support soo.rdedhim in thepaßt, and trusts that with increased facilities he will be able to meet their requirements, and merit a continu ance ot their patron^e. ■ YY"ELL WORTH READINU Do you wish to sco the Best and Cheapest Display of Drapery, Hosiery, Millinery, Ladies' and Children's Outfitting in Auckland. If so go to address as below, whon you will be repaid for trouble. * \ : ;.i:i JAMES SCUTT, General Draper and Outfitter, ..,,, , ■ i. .••' • London House* *I' ,ll Victoria and Nelson streets, Anokland. TWT O X I 0 E. BEES WAX I BEHS WAXI Fnrohased in any quantity for Cash. Buyere of Fung us and Montz MetaL _~ _, Having purchased in China a Fine Assort ment of Teas himself, JAMES AH KEW can confidently recommend them, and trusts that all his old Customers, and the PnbUo generally, will avail themselves of this splendid opportunity and call early to buy his Superior Congou, Beat Flavoured Kooloo, Ehonobong, and various Mixed Teas, anited to every taste! He has also on hand Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger, Orookerywarei Silks, Handkerchiefs, and other commodities too numerous to mention, ■ Note the Address:— JAMES AH KEW * GO, : > 234. Queen-street, Wm. MoArthur & (Jo,, AUCKLAND, TO DEALERS IN FANCY GOODS. EARTHENWARE, CHINA AND GLASS AND GENERAL STURKKBBPKHB Plain and Fancy Stationery , ' Perfumery and Toilet Soap* Brnahware and Combs < "■!■' j-rph Table and Pocket Cutlery E.P. and B.M. Goods ~.„„„. .'■ -- Iron Bedsteads m! ' -3a "*"l>'>-'>, Mirror* and Fanoy Fnrnltnre ;■ Clocks, Watches, and Jeweller*'. J ; --'r-jßslav' Tobaooo, Cigars, and Pipes . Mneloal Instruments Earthenware, China, and GUM Vases, Flower-stands, Sco, Parian Ware, Pictures Pomes, Hand Bags, and Baskets Orioketlng Appointments Lawn Tennis and turimintyn Archery and Croquet Indoor Games, Toys. ffco. ~ Auctions. to-morrow, 10.30 p.m. FRUITI FRUITJ POULTRY, &C. TO BE 80LD BY AUCTION, AT ARTHUR'S MART, TO-MORROW. at 10.30 o'Clock. ' " 1 A A casesi SYDNEY ORANGES JLU" 40casesHOBART APPLES CO cases AUCKLAND APPLES. PEARS, &c. - Also, : 1 Pbultry: Fowls, Duckß,&o. j__f-tMj 1 ... , ... -- '$'■§ "' ,7.'-' TO-MORROW, ''. :;"; :: i{' £ AT 11 A.M. ; y.'f t* APPLES I APPLES I r ( _,,., EX S.S. MANAPOURI FROM Hoß4lßsP*_ ..:.. , G. W. BINNBY.., a j_/';'llJ.'i WILL sell by pnblio auction, at his Mart, Queen-street, To-morrow (Wed- _«, nosday), at 11 o'clock sharp, I -■ .--.r.jvtt 83* inn-OABKa OF I.BUIJI _vv Comprising -.. _ i. n stone Parma . -.'--. areS I RIPSTOKES . . .Si 1 STUBMEBS • . .-:-, --,311 I FRENCH OBABS . ... . ! I pearmains ~—i«sa t RUSSETS, &C, &C, &C. A PRIME SAMPLE, ' f O • M OK fß.i6.j_r_ At 11 o'clock. TO IRONMONGERS, SPECULATORS -; AND OTHERS, CLEARING SALE OF GENERAL f' CONSIGNMENTS. ON_HIS PBEMIBEB OF A. Ol^NfflbMJSßpl 20, aUSTOMHOUSE-BTRBJBT. ~, ;» GABRIEL LEWIS U V; ;'* ''!SL HAS received instructions from: Messrs. Opponheimer and Co. to sell, en the premises, as above, at 11 o'clock, . •.. ;;:ij:iQ-_tf ....... as under:- •;:;. __ South Bend Chilled Ploughs, With extra points, for one, two, ana three horses Deere's Stnble Ploughs, Iron Beam Ploughs. and Prairie Qaesn Plonghs Cahoon's Hand teed Sowers Dickey's Winnowing and Fan Mills i Grants Fan MIU Grain Cradles . ' Davia's well-known and celebrate- Lawn Bakes Mnrr.y's Tnraio and Mangold Drills £ Hampton Wind Mills , - v. aiiier Vernot and co.s celebrate- Frenoh Bnrr MUI Stones, 3 feet 6 inohea, 4 feet, and 4 feet 6 inohea diameter, just landed Mnnson"s Portable Mills, best in the world; . It will not clog or choke under any speed; self-adjns-tig and perfect in balance , Coleman and Morton's Patent Double-front wheel C-ltivators: two hundred first prlz .from the Royal and other Agri cultural tsooletlej — Cleveland Stt am Gauge Co.'s Portable 1 Forges; receive, highest order of merit - i medat New Zealand international Ax-' -^hiffltion' ." : a - Kelly's Patent Enslieh Lamps, for Street end Hotel Lighting; more eoo_o_il__ kS than gas m ™ Gregory's Doable Meshed Lime and Scoria American Company's Lubricators ' Crane's .atent oil for Cylinders . i LobrioitiDg Oil Teleiphones, Trawanttters, and Electric Ironm.nxery and Yankee Novelties s,__ Bras, and Iron Btditeads ' SaltePs p_i -in Door—priiibs benxal UUueUg Booi Protecto s, Bhoa Las.. Boot Grindery Varni.he^ Paints, ana i_ioam ""*""w * Gilt and _i vtr^o Chatai., -anoy Goods 1_» Cigar and Ci^a.-etta HeJders Stationery, Piotnre*. aud Birthday Cards t'h.w Coats i*. 271 bar. ttest ..irown Hit Iron, assort id sizes 2) Du.dles ix. ■.■■ ■" - lOJoaseAA-es .v. < ■■*'"! >-'.x t. 'i/■-<■• 'ii/sTR tl reetß Barb Wire. 80 oases axooraivee :< •. nl !,.'-"; .--.•■/" , 8 tone <}a.v»niy,-a Corrugated Iron "* I Galvanised Iron Sttyg .....,,. ....,.„. ■f' 0.-it'ttndStraiibtC.oatNalls '"■■'-'-«&*» W oases Clo.heii >-e«8 ~.:.:_.,« 1 case Soiesura (18 d.zen), (Continuea on Faunh Pafe).