TELEGRAMS.

(BBOM OUB OWKJCOEEESPOKDBNT.)

KUSSELL, this day. ffrfJ^S »* A- Yar telOWJhPLtort happened at Whan ** * i.«t landing mails and B" 08 Ji So* the Glenelg. wi.h, passengers "om _ chor by wnicu Mr 5* drOPPi Miss HayS^ fell overboard, the "rtf^narro" esc^e from drowa- WWIaSSM »»ed by Capt. Stephenson. Inft tt uL time rthat the Company so ar -14 iSrtat sufficient time should be janged i". the steamers to do their work •"•"A*withour rushing in and out of

(PER PBBSS ASSOCIATION.)

GISBOK lE, this day.H A ROAD BOAKD IN A FIX. TheOrmond Road Board isi in a carious , Atter the el ction of the Board the £*' „ nine' fficer sealed up the ballot papers for a year witn theUlerk of tfcfr'i.uk» al-o included the rate rolls. &» de* eamiot break the, seal under The cier» « and under tbe circumstances Rflffiway Board can neither collect nor v rates. Tne fact has caused much here yesterday of the , 1«i an old Gisborne settler named &' in MnKav. whilatoo avisitto Welling. £fs"S' quantity of land h?w. Uan extraordinary vacancy in the Th t Ponncil and Mr Richard Bill, is mentioaed a, a probable can dirfatft __. OPUNAKB, this day. About 150 natires, four abreast, on i.*«tack. marched through here this Xfi: on their way to Panhaka. AmoMsl them was Titokowaru and some Shm Wanganuiand Waitotara. ' L WELLINGTON, this day. A rtmraer's inquiry, held at the instance «I tte police, took place at Waihenga ..•tordav into tbe circumstances coanected ffithe destruction of the Waihenga Hoiilbyfire two months ago. The juty plbt there was no evidence to show ho* the fire originated They considered thai'the chlmnejs were defective in con- ItmoHoi ana, further, they believed they 7etefonl through not having been swept, It, ■ « MASTERTON, fb'ti day. A Scindinavian named Madson was dißabrered near tba head of the Waingawa, Sunder the ranges, having his throat mTiiitb a knife and a i cythe-st< no teddahiin. He was last seen on Sunday. H B ma nnmankd, sober, and aged 24 «»». Tha cause is surmised to be ill. health ami depression of spirits.

; ; CHRISTCHucH, yesterday. lie Waikari land sale was a fiasco. Ori? Half-a-dozen lots of country land from 20iteSflOacres were sold, at from £8 to £12 10"P*rMtCHRISToHURCH, this day.

At tie Magistrate's Court yesterday, the adjourned charge of arson against D. Htnuahan, grocer, Papanui Road, whose ttore was recently burned down, came on for hearing and occupied several hour?. The case was dismissed.

DUJSEDIN, yesterday. Arrived—Pawee, from London. Attne City Court this morning, George Belli was committed for trial for robbery In a brothel, and three young men were fined fot trespassing in pursuit of game. This day. Mr Lontb, latterly station-master at Tapanui, has been arrested for embezzle ment The alleged defalcations amount to over £200. Tbe City Council last night diccassed the advisability of bringing the Contagious j DiijwN Act into operation, but no decision I wwarrived at. 1 The dispate re tramways his been imkably arranged.

RECLAMATION WORKS.

Scheme Submit ted by the Harbour

Engineer.

AH Important scheme of works in conneo

lion with the present reclamation contract

was laid before the members of the Harbour

Board at the meeting yesterday afternoon,

by Mr D E. McDonald, the Harbour En-

gineer, Extensive cuttings are proposed, vhich will give more than tbe quantity of •tuff required for filling in the present enclosure on tbe eastern aide of the wharf.

Another great improvement will also be effected by the work, It is intended to afford a direct outlet from Princes-

itreet and the top of thortknd-street to the Railway Station, by way. of Emily Place, the present Bite of Jacob's ladder bein<> graded and formed into a road by'which l'ght traffic |may ascend and descend. Owners of property in the upper part of Shortland-atreet have bees afraid that tbe works would depreciate the value of their properties, but it will ihns be seen that the contrary is really the case. TheHai boat Engineer's scheme is practically this : Her proposes to cut down tbe whole of the remaining portion of Britomart Cliff from the line of the present stone wall to the level of Cu»tom-house-streefc, thus giving the latter thoroughfare an additional -width of awat one hundred feet. Starting from the lamp-post in Emily Place, close to St. ftm'a Chnrch, he intends cutting'down Emily Place its fall width to a- grade or Blopaotowinsix. That portion of Cuatom hooiMtrMt extending from Fort-street to Jormjn-itreet would *c cut down to the Mine grade. It is- also proposed to cut down tbe property of Mr Lawford, about B quarter of an acre in extent at the torner of Emily Place, to the one in six grade, The intention concerning the pro perties on the western side of Emily ™e«l9 to excavate the whole of the clay from them- down to the present rock-line. It li understood that the owners of all the pwWrties interested have expressed their willingness to the proposed works being jKMMded with. St. Paul's Church will not o« futettered with. It can easily be under noodfrom the description that the hill will not all be taken away, a portion being only jednced from a height of sixty to thirty feet while Mr Lamb's allotments will be lelieTedof the mass of fallon stuff, and all wager of future landslips avoided. The »orta will render about 120,000 yards of Muff available for the completion of the re ««m»tioncontriict,and this will bemore than jjjffieient for the purpose, so that the Frozen Meaj Company should have no difficulty uartragirjg for the remainder to assist in weir reclamation, as we have already Hated, the proposed improvements, ll tWied oat, will give an urgently-required wtletfrom the city to the warehouses in «« and Customhouse-streets, tbeftailway j "iiarf, and the Kailway Station. At the P'ewnt time, vehicles from Piincecstreet W.we upper portion ot Jjtt«t proceed by way of Queen-i>treet or. wongi Eiien Crescent on a trip that might W accomplished very quickly by the more wect route. The work of opening opt all tnese present blind streets on the upper wyels to the reclaimed land is only a work «;tune. On the other side of the city, «obson, Nelson, and Hardinge-streeta J»ve each in turn been cut down, so as to WapDtoachable from the lower levels by •weled traffic, and the same improvements JJtt yet be accomplished in Emily Place, •"♦whole subject of the railway reclama bob came before the Board at its meet- UR yesterday afternoon. The chairman "plained that the meeting had been called wcomider a letter from the Premier in refer »aee to railway reclamation contract.— J-ettewto the Hon. the Premier and reply wiereto having been read, and tbe chairman MTOg made an explanation, it was re- Mlved --"That in consldeiation ot farther es?lanation made, the Hon. the Premier's °uer, and the conditions accompauying l«tet 30th April, 1883, re the taking, over "' the reclamation contract, .ha now ac cepted as a whole, it being understood jnat the Government give notice to ousett at once of the termination W his contract, and that the Board Wweed with the work as speedily as pos "•B,''--This report was adopted, and tSe N*n* Which we have just described having Wo juhniitted and explained by Mr Me. ijooald, it was aareed on the .motion ot-Mr WadJel .that the Secretary communicate w«h the prbperty-owners, winh'a view to "Wing earth removed, as per plans; as to Whether .would allow the cuttings to «? ™»d 8 and earin removed without cost: to the Board; and that the City Cpuncil be commnnicated with as to lowering the Btroets for their perrui-sion. '

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

{deceived May 16, 125 p.m.)

ANOTHER BANKING SCANDAL.

MELBOURNE, this day.

I It Is reported that heavy defalcations have been disclosed in a bank at Sandhurst, and that the manager is implicated. NEW ZEALAND AND THE POSTAL CONFEKuNCE. The " Argus " to-day expresses the hope that the New Zealand Government will re consider its refusal to join the Postal Union, and announces that Mr Berry has undertaken to procoed to Wellington, with tbe object of explaining fully to the Go vernment the advantages of the Union.

THE NORTH ISLAND TRUNK RAILWAY.

Wellington Merchants and the

Middle JtCoute.

WELLINGTON, this day. Stips are being taken in connection with the private enquiry and survey for a middle route of the proposed railway to connect Wellington with Auckland. The snb-com mittee of the Chamber of Commerce met ye iterday to enquire and report aa to tbe beat route for the main tiunk railway through the JNorth Island. Sir W. Fox attended, by request, and gave valuable information as to the character of the country lying between Marton, on this side; and the piesent Waikato term'uua of the railway at Te Awamutu. He also expressed bis views as to the practicability of carrying the line by that route, and its suitability for European settlement. The sub-committee also received and con sidered the report made by tha sur veyors aa to the middle route re ferred to, and it is understood that the length was reported to be 170 miles, and the cO3t of construction was professionally estimated to average the low rate of £50001 per mile. This would give an approximate total of £850,000, bein« £150,01)0 lets than the million voted by Parliament for c»m pleting the North Island trunk railway. Tne sub-committee, before reporting in detail to the Chamber, have decided to obtain further specific information.'

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

Thb final meeting of creditors in the estate of James White, draper, of Parnell, took place in the Supreme Court-house tbis afternoon, Mr E. Cooper presiding. Mr Thos. Macffarlane (trustee) presented the following report:-"I have to report for the information' of the creditors that the debtor was in partnership with his brother Henry White as_ butchers and dra pers in Parnell, bnt finding it impossible to get on they mutually agreed to dissoivo tbe partnership on 11th January last, Henry White taking over the butchery business at d all its liabilities, and the present debtor the drapery business and all it 3 liabilities. fciuce then the businesses have been carried on separately. But several of the creditors of the joint concern having sued the present debtor and one of these (Mr Reid, of the Thames) having got a judgment summons against him and seized his effects, he saw no alternative than that of filing bis schedule. His liabilities are ttated at £953 10a 5d and hia as-ets at £401. These I have realised, which will enable me to pay a dividend of 63 lOd per £. lam not awar.; of anything to prevent the debtor getting hrs discbarge. It was accordingly proposed and agreed to that the debtor's discharge should be re commended to the Court.

The final meeting of the creditors of Daniel .humbal, former, of Wairoa South, which was to have been held to-day, lapsed for want of a quornm. The debtor will ac cordingly have to apply under the 14th Section of tbe Act for his discharge.

SUPREME COURT. — In Bankruptcy.

lhis Day.

(Before H. C. Brewer, Esq., Registrar.)

Ke James wm. Marriott, a debtor.— A pplkation for discharge.—Mr W. Thome moved for <he order. The report of the trus tee (Mr Bennett) stated tnat the debtor commenced business in October, 1832, in Queen street, as a confectioner, but with little or no capital of his own. He supplied on credit goods to ;the value of £800. Iv November of the same year be lost some £50 by ooe of bis customers beceming bankrupt, while bis rent was heavy and trade decreasing. At length he fouud that he had lost-o much money that be felt bound to hand over the remainder of his ectate for tbe benefit of his creditor;. Bis liabilities amounted £275, and his assets had realised £38 12- sd, The debtor was a single man, and had no household furniture or effects, and after payment of preferential claims for rent and wages to trustee koped to be enabled to pay a dividend of Is in the £. The trustee added that the debtor was now working as a labourer The papers being quite regular the order of discharge was granted. Kb Chas P. O'Hanlon, a debtor.—Ap plication for discharge, — Mr Madden appeared for the debtor in this case, but as the papers were not quite complete ( a cer tificate being wanting) the application was postponed till Wednesday next. I his was all the business.

POLICE COURT.-This Day.

(Before Messrs W. J. Hurst and F. O. Clayton, Jastloo* Of the Peace,) DUTNK.—Bernard Qqlon. James Whdeb, and nllea Hendry, were pan/abed for this Convamsciwt.—Jsmes PollooV. a young frjllokßome bntober, who hid baen remanded foreteh*<<ay«,pleaaed "beiter.'and was fined fe, expanses ot k«ep, 9i. ■ ■•••. , ~ AWmHDSiaTBB.— Margaret Bantow pleaded not guilty to a charge ol vagranoy.—B ir aeant Clarke aave evidence The woman was oontlnnalty drank, and tho place the.lived In was little better than a piu-s*y- She had no lawful means of a UvelihCß I—Constable Mo- Ulellan nave mrnllar evldeece. Piieoner hao bjen convicted S3 times within six jeare.-Slx months' imprisonment . Charge of Stealing a Yacht.-James Thompson and John Parker—two boys from the Industrial School-were charged; with stealing a yacht, value £60, on the 30th April, the property of Edwin Mitchelson, of Hobson gtreet-Remanded until Saturday. i Hi m«less.— jtnen Heodry, a mlodw-aged woman, pleaded auiliy to having no visible means, eto.-oer«eant White said the woman waa a Very bad character, anl often found in fleos Of the lowest nature. She was dirty and in a state of disease.—Six months' lmprison ""dogis and their Owners.—Thomas Powell was charged with having an unregistered dog in his possession. The case was proved. Fined la and costs William Brinsden was similarly charged, and pleaded not guilty. He never kept a dog in his life.-On the application of Mr Goldio, the information waa amended to fol lowing " instead of "keeping." Mr Brinsden said he would admit that the do« followeo him, but the dog belonged'ohisneljhbour.—Thomas Hodges. Afßletunt nepootor. deposed ihat on the Bch Instant ha was in Hobeon-Btrcet, when he b»w Mr Brfißden followed by a don: the collsr was for the previous war; had often see* the doe tol'o»l~<K Mr Br nsden. Mr Ooldle Bald he underattod the dog was owned by Mr Brinaden's brother-in-law, and fed in his bouie.—Mr Brti/Bden Bald the don be longed to George Warman.—The Beach finally dismissed the oa»e with cosw, but to oodso auenoß of an offensive umark made by Mr Brlnadeu to Mr (loldio, the Ben oh rescinded the Chequed.—Thomas Cutler, an old man with a military bearing was brought up on two oharges of endeavouring to obtain benefits by alleged false representation, viz., beer and clothing, on the Uthinst-Prisonersaid he would not deny the attempting to get the things, but the cheque was given to him as good. Mr Hurst advised prisoner to plead guilty.as he knew the cheque waß valueless. Prisoner said he did not know it-Alfred Kiod.lessee of the Com mercial Hotel, deposed that prisoner gave him the cheque. He advanced money upon it and sent it to the bank in the usual way. It was dishonoured. McKay advanced him £5, and stopped payment at the bank. — Prisoner: Tttere la «17 due to me fot work vow on the oheons, and I sh>: uld like to know how I awl <o get it-Thomei McMailer, drater. of Queen-street, deposed that prisoner oalted at his saop with the ohequo and ordered olothtng: he Knew the priioaer, he had his sospiclonß, and BBiit h'.s young man to the bank, who found' it nselesß; be refaaed to tat h'm hwe the kocob J oautioned prisoner not to attempt to pawllhe ©toon* Jamts Culien, flraper. deposed tba« P'^ 0"6/ bafled at bis father^ fhop on a similar errandi Sid with BimUa* results.-lfmeline Blbley, bar maid at tie fwDMg*.: Hotel, -deposed Sat en the , Friday prisoner o»lled at M-- Hiii'u hotel. and ojdowd "eer; he drank two omts. She asked for the moaey. when he handed over the oheqne, Bay ing he was waiting to see Mr MoKay.-John B. HSbart, olork in "be Bank of New Zealand, nave evidence that Itho cfcequa wasicflnce^ed. -?erßeant Andrew Clarke arrested CuDeoon the oh«^e.-«rlto. er protested big In?"" 6™8 °! any cvl1 intDtvtlon; h^i hoped Mr Mo^ay wonltt not be to dishonourable as to do bim out of his musey.—'She Banoh ruled ihat at, the time prl oner prasented the cheque, he knew it wr i iißeleFi: vbad he went only to Mr MoMarter, and not to Mr Cul'en, there might have Lsen come excise,—Fourteen da/a' imprisonment with htud labour.

U During the past nine months the water 'poflce'Kave!. recovered ilie bodies of 14 ' drowned persons from the harbour. '; '.""',"', ' This evening a meeting in connection : with the Blue Eibbon Army will take place in the Newmarket Weßleyan Church1. Particulars inadrertisement; ' '*•' '' ■' •■ :'";. '

THE GOVERNOR'S SAILING TOUR.

I (BY TELEOBAPn.—OWN COBBESPONDINr.)

W«IWER*. this day. The Hinemoa, with His Excellency Sir Wm. Jervois, Lady Jeryois, Miss Jervois, and attendants, arrived at the Great Barrier last night at 6 o'clock. The steamer sailed from there at 6 this morning for Kawau, and thence came to Waiwera, arrtrlDg here at 12 noon. His Excellency, Misi Jervois, and Captain Kaircbild, landed. After in specting the Waiwera Hot Springs, hotel, bath?, &c, with which His Excellency was highly pleaded, the party sailed for Auck* land at a quarter p^st 1 p.m.

TWO MORE ACCIDENTS AT ONEHUNGA.

A YOUNG man named T. Box, working at the drag bench at Mr M, H, Roe's mill, onehunga, bad his hand cut off close to the wrist at about 11 o'clock this morning. While try ins; to get the water pipe clear to cool the saw, his band was dragged in by the saw, and wai cot off above the wrist. Dr. Scott was proceeding to tha scene of the accident a little later.on. The other acci dent occurred to Arthur Harman, an engine driver at the mill. Be was severely scalded about the face and eyes through an escape of steam from one of the pipes. , : - ,

AFRAUDULENT BANKRUPT PUNISHED.

(BY TELEGRAPH — PRKSS ASSOCIATION.)

;, ; , TJ.MARU, (his day;. Patrick Hvan, the fraudulent bankrupt, found guilty at the March ses -ion of tbe District Court, and whose sentence was deferred consequent on an appeal to the Supreme Court, surrendered to bis bail at the District Court to-day. Judge Ward commented severely on the whole)ale frauds of which'the prisoner had been guilty, and sentenced him to eight months imprison ment with hard labour from March last. Tola is equal to,a, six months' sentence.

DISTRICT COURT.

AN adjourned sitting of the District Court was held to-day, before His Honor Judge Smith. Further evidence was taken in the case of Jeffs v. Oppenheimer, partially heard yesterday,land judgmentgiven for defendant with|costs. Judgmentwnsreservedinthecase of the Auckland Timber Company v. Wm, Edgar, claim £23, balance or account fol timber supplied. ' ! i: Jl ': "a<

THE WESTMEATH.

During to-day tho wharf has been thronged with an e:ger and anxious crowd interested in the arrival of the steamer Westmeatb.with immigrant's from London. There was. great excitement late this afternoon when the signal of " a steamer inside 'X iritiri" went up on the flagstaff, The disappointment which speedily followed when the flag L (N.Z. Govern ment vessel) wai shown at the mast-heid, can be easily imagined. Between fifty and, a hundred persona of both sexes have obtained sitting accommodation at the end of the pier, and are keeping a look-out there for the long expected vessel. Up to a late hour their patience iiad not been rewarded. Tarai wera reports very heavy S. and easterly weather across; This probably accounts for the Westracath not showing up.

There was no basinets done to-day in tbe Bkaremarker, and all the brokers closed at noon, for the purpose of attending the funeral ot Mr George Ryrie Alexander, who died yesterday at his late residence at Beechwood, in the village of Epsom. The Government steamer Hinemoa, with Hfa Excellency tbe Governor on board, re* turned to ba'bour la'e tbis afternoon. This vessel, when first signalled, was thought to be the Stella, hence the error in our shipping '" arrivals."

Mr T. T. Gamble, agent for the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, baa received a telegram from tbe New Zealand Govern ment, inriicatiug tbeir agreement with the terms proposed by the New South Wales Government for two years' extension nf the contract fur carrying the mails between these colonies and San Franciaco. .. < I

The hearing of the charge of indecent assault, pr>ferred by an old woman tiarmd Christina Strong againit a young man named VV. Duugald, took place at <>ne hunga to-day, before Captain Jackson, R M., Sergeant Gieene representing the police. Toe particulars of tbe outrage according to Mrs Strong's statement, ap peared io yesterday's i< sue. Ihe result of tbe case had not come to hand up to the hour of going to press.

To-day Messrs K. Kcals and Son opened tenders for the erection of two wooden shops in Ponsonby Hoid, to the order of Mr Noah Wood. Tho following is the list:—A. lee, £810; Hewaon and Me- Nauvrht, £812; Souster,! £828 10»; Turk, £84516*; Hutchison, £845 ; Keys Bros., £887; Upton, £890; Wrialey and Hand cock, £891; Kay, £944 ; Jonee,£9B4; Mills, £994; Fink, £1,010. Ko tender has yet been accepted,

>'ext Monday evening the second term of the evening classes in connection with the Auckland College and Grammar School is to commence. It' may not be «enerallf known that these classes afford excellent advantages to those desirous of improving their education,; but, unforton»t«l*, they are not availed of by the youn<r men ot Auckland, the claEsea not haviog had more than two or three studeots in each. Con sidering that the masters aro thoroughly competent, and that .the fees are very moderate, there should be a good number of students. Unless eight names are en tered for each class within the firtt week of the term, the classes will not be heW, The subjects comprise chemistry, mathe matics, arithmetic, Latin, and French. Tbe nights and hours of meeting for each class, together with names of the masters and other details, were published in our advertising columns of Monday's issue. The fees are :—For) first subject, 15s; a second subject, 7s 6d. In that portion of the City Council's pro ceedings which will be found reported upon the fourth page of this issue, several typographical -error* occur that call for correction. The sentence in Councillor McKechnie's remarks, introducing his illus tration of the Council's position in regard to the loans, shoulfl read: 5" It was exactly aa if a man gave thrte [not "these 1 mortgages to A, B, and O respectively' [not "AB and BC "]. Cr Crowther observed that1 the watetwqrks plant was only to be renewed [not " received "] at the end of 25 years," and Cr Boardman in speaking with reference to the Finance Committee's re port declared that the rate to consumers could be reduced 30 per cent, and the metre [not" water "] cbaraeß 20 per cent.

im& itrgfciS^ii evening star Wednesday, mat ig.



WTOTIOE OF REMOVAL .W J. F. MAO'NTYRK AND CO. (THK AUSTRALIAN VINESROWBR* COMPANY) beg Bi-oorely to thank the pnbUo (or tbe patron »«e ih»y have received Blnoe commencing business In Auckland, and wish to make known tbat they wul Remove on the 17th May to more commodious eremites In Bhortland-straet, next Winks and Hal1, and opposite the Anokland Olibrwhere.^in addition ta_ the^AnftraJUan. Wind Boslniss. they will cah-y on the bJWnesa ot General Wine ancl Spirit Merchant; Inoon "equenoe of J. F. Macidtyre having taken Ms brother (Mr Alßxinder Maolntire* Into partner- Bhlp. the bnslnega wIU In (ntnre b» ouriedjOa nnoer the style or flrniot Madntyre HrttueM1 and > 0., and they hope to oontione to reoelve OR MALT UQUOR9. whloh wffl enable them to snpply the Beat Brand* « Wtei, 3rirltg, Malt Liquors, &o, at moderate pnoei. They will aho keep on hand the orieSraMd Helldon Bpa Water. Tkey partloßlarly wish to oallthe attention ot the pnblloto the fact tbat Se AnatrtSan Wlneß!h*7e Ortried offjnaww cold Medals at the Bordfanx Exhibition, as ateo at Bytnw, Melbourne a»d AdeUde. SoSe of ttem. rooh as Port. Shlraß, Claret (Nob. 1 and»2i, and Verdel ho. are »pf olally re commended for medical purpoßes. Ihe pnbUo mil stall times lely on fl;fllntt aohploe lelec tlon of these nnsarpasfed Wines in Stock. Price List on application. LIVER REGULATING. —— 1 ICKIN'S PODOPHYLLIN PILLS. No. A. A are now known from Invercarglll to Mon conul as one of the most effective remedies for •5 SLUGHISH LIVER " Torpid Digestive Fano tion, Biliousness. Chronio CfonsbpaUpn, Flatu lency &o. They are a safe aperient, akd To^fng^aXa^^S-atlß.ed.and 2B.6d.(aJIBug fH CO|ted). HABMAOTi QPEBN-BTRKET. ___ ij OK BALB, HaoKett-street, Ponsonoy, f New Verandah Villa ot S<x-roomß. fitted I wl'h Registerflrateß. ColonlalOven,^^p-hjard, fs'eßßer&o..olosßtothe Beaoh. Price, fi3so.— U F. Evans. Krtate Agent Quesn-fltreet, next ■I Bank ot Australasia 719



11 Wantefl. WANTED SEEN, the Wonderful Fresh Bargains in! Man'i Watertight Bo"ts. ' only 10s 6d at Dampier'B Boot Shoi,. Vlctoria- Btreet. ■ %»/ AlNXiii). lor an Educational lnatitu- W' tlon IH the Provlnci of^elllWrtonja Governed cipabU oc te«ohlng Frenoh, maslo, and drawing B»lsi/, «80 per annum.— Aoply r) Rev. F, F, MaoNlool Bt. James's Manse, Auckland. * WAHTttD, a steady Yousg Man acoust mcd to horses to drive In city,— Appy by letter to AB. this offlce. WANTED, Bushmen, 6 or 8 good himclß.—Apply K. Mltohe son and Co. 19, yqeen-atreat. WANTiiD, an Upholsterer. -Apply at offloaot this paper. 'f '.' I WANTKD, afirst-cla^s Trousermaker; alto a retpeo* ble Boy, about 18, to mind frant shop.-Apply Wt<ri end WaUln son. Tailors. Victoria street. , W" aM'hD, a first-class Plumber and Gasfltter; constant employmenf toia first r'BES hand. -Apply to Jobn f etford, Auok iand Plumbing Works. High-street. WAr«TED, a Pair of S-wyers to cut Tlmbor for a limber Barneand Dam.- Apply a« ho, SI, New Zealand InFUratoe Bold- ( Ings. Qanen-atreet, anoHland. in . \A! ANTE I>, a steady single ¥ oung Man ** tn Biaughtciman.-Apply Bond Bros.. Devonport. WANTED, a Tailor and Tailoresses, Immediately.—F. MoKenna and Co., j Pittstreet. | WABT»D, a Groom that knows his business.—W. Ciowther. ANTED, three good Drivers; none but good men need apply.-G. Wilson, Nelson-street. WANTED, aHarnessmakeror a Young Man. a taw years at the trad* as an im prover ; permanent Jod and good wages to ult able person.- Apply by let.er to J. Henderson, Baodler, Haweia. WANI'ED, a Partner in a lucrative business In Qdten-«treel, one who would take an active interest In ihe business preferred. Principals only dealt with.-Apply to Edward wajte, 177. Queen street. ■■ aSTED, a Youth, about 15 or 16.— Apply W. Poet, Grocer, Wellington sttaet. w*i ANTED, a Youth, about 16 or 18 "i years old. who out milk, w "den, and louk after a hatr.3.—if or addiesi apply at tbe Toll Bar, opposite Mr Hcutpnibe'ii brewery, Kyber Paiir •■ ■ ' '■ ' \\. ANTED, a Smart Boy.—J, «. ** Brown's Cheap Drapery: and Millinery Establishment, Pornoll. Vv ANTED, a sma't, lutelligeot Uoy tor v t the Printing Business,—Apply at tho Stab Office. WAITED, a respectable Lad, accus tou.ed to ride out for orders—Apply to T. Walker, Bntiher, Karangahaue Rpad. ■ WANTED, a Strong Lad to Help pack 1 and < irry parcela.—Garllok and Cran walUQneen-B treat. WANTED, a General Servant; must J understand plain coking. Good wages. 1 — Apply Mrs usborne, Burlelgh • street, off KybeEKass Koad. WANTKD, eood Servants of every k'nd to obtain at Mrs Whitcombes Registry, next the Market, good situations. TV ANTED, a General ervant, for Coro ™ jnandeL -Apply to W. B.'Oadinah, at 7 p.m.. Governor Browne HoteL, • . • ■] \\i ANTED, at once, a good General »' Setyaat, no washing. — Apply loMn Wjllonghby', Tha Nook, Symonds-straet. WANTED, a good General Servant, for Mrs Hancock, Epsom.—Apply Mrs Had oy, Hobson street, opposite Prince Arthur Hotel. V\[ ANTED, {servants (especially new ~ * arrivals) to bkwark of the Now Labour Ofßce's "fee sharping." Get Places Before Paying I ■• ' '- ±m, ANTED, a General Servant for Gis vl borne; waves lZs and pasiaga paid.— Apply Mrs Latto. Ponsonby Road. WANTKD, a good General Servant. - Apply Mrs J. Craig, Symonds-smet. bo;wetn2and 4 p.m. in; ANTED, an experienced General V T Servant; roteienc >a ream.od, — Apply Mrs C. B. Stone, Prlnoes-sueet. \\7ANTKD, a Young" Girl for light * * home work and assbt in a shop —Apply 3TAH Offlce. _ i HAM'CD, by a Young Lady, a Situa tion as companion or l idy Heip: would f".ke chaije Of young ohiUren and do light honsework or plain negdlbwo.k. — Apply by |ettertoßtr, thlscfflc% ' WANTED, Tailoresses; best wages -and comtant empoyment.—Apply at New Zealand Tweed Company, Joseph Moses, Manager. » WANTED, two good Dressmakers.— Apply (by letter) to W. Reid, West Bnd Honse, Cambridge. WA it TBl>, 2 Apprentices.—Apply to ' liflVd nnd 1..r«. l>raperg. <r.o , rcysc, *»/Af»'lEL>. several Machinists and a *• Fitter—highot wages given to good hands.—G. Black and Co., Chapel-street. WANTED, Board and Residence, for 3 r »p ot&b c Working Man. tn Oration Road.—For tiflrta apply bTAB office, VV.' ANTED to rurchase, Horse suitable "' for heavy rxaress, equal to ton ; al«", iprlng (ait. — Apply to X. Beloher, Upper Qaoen street. \\r ANTED to Purchase, small-sized '* Firepioo! f;t«. — &vi>f Oasb, Utar office. ' \\) AN 1 Eu— Wanted to sell very cheap, ** about 400 AUOited books from 8d 10 3s fid esoh.~H. Watt. General Dealer, Fltt street. V*; ANTED to Buy, 1 or !i~first.class v t Carrleie Horres, not less than 19 hands inohes high; brown or bay preferred, -Apply W. Otowther. \\J ANTED.—The best stock of Winter ft Hosery in Ponsonby Is to be found at Robson's Melbourne House. Come and see them. iif i WANTED to Let, the PrivatTßilHaTd Room in Vioiori»-str»et, 'Hamilton loppo Ito the Hamilton Hotel). — Apply to Kicbard Gwynne, Hamilton Ho'il, Hamilton, Wa?"tafi. ■ | %\; ANTKD, Furnished Bed and Bitting ** room with or without Board, by a lady and gentleman and onn ohlid ; auburhs pre fßrr«o.—A(lr)rt3S "Apartm«nt»."HT»wOfllc aNTJEU SEEM, tbe extra grand Line of Gentlemen's Real Hand-tewn Eld Blastto aide Winter Bo*>ts. very cheap, at Dempler'a Boot Bboo, Vlotorla street. / A»TED. — Working Bullochs."^- Wnnt'd. a Man with a Team ot Work- Inn Bullocks to haul out Timber.-Apply- to B. Mltobe'son anil «'0.~f9 (fnxln Btreftt. f J ' \hl ANTKP,t Workinsi Men tdJKn,ow v* th'it T. JiToMaster (b e;Uln« 'Printed MoleTrouters at 6n 6d, anl Tweed Trous'ra at 6a W and 7« 6d. Grent bargains. W* N iKD KNOWN- Another, grand Freeh I «t of liidlos'. Gents', sort Chil dren's G»od Ch-ao Bootr, at Dampler's Boot Shop.yipiorifhß^reet.. , - ,\ ] ;; :i , WAITED KNOWN-Female Cotrec live fllle-For Ilropsy, Uwollen Legs, DebUltr. CoW, and General lrn>guiarttle«, they invariably relieve. 1/ per box.—Uanderton s Dispensary. Karangahape Boad. WANTED KaOWN-That P. Louis, Watchmaker, han opened In those pro-. tnlßon on the Wharf, lately known as the Wharf Phnrmaoy. Flrst-clasa ,workmanship guarau teei% •. . ■ ~,,.,.. ;■ .-,. ... WANTED KNOWM—Cork Soles, 2Jd!; Root Giofs 6d the Bottle; Button Hooks. 2d; Lsnß Lsathnr Laceo. Id the pair, at Dampler's Poot Shop, Vlotoria-stieet WANTED KNOWN-Liverand Bilious Tonlo—A preparation tor Bilious and Uver Complaint*, Indigestion.. Rheumatism, Pains in the Side. &o. Price 2/.-Gauderton Karangahape Road, Anokland. t&. AKTED KNOWN-No Imitation v» Silver kept by Charles Keisey & Co.- Tho whole of their Stook is guaranteed genuine. —Charles Keisey and Co., two doors below Morrins1, Ironmongers. ,• WANTfiD.J-Tenders will btTrecelvea' up to U o'clock of the 28th June, for the erection of a Six-roomed Cottage in Parnell. The ,lowe?t or any tender not neoesaarily ao oepted.—Pl*ns.|£a,to bo teen at John UHberi'g, Rootmaker. lea. Pa'nell. WANI'ED KNOWN—Money to Lend on personal nnd collateral security, re payable by weekly Instalment?. Blls dls ouuntrd.—Rue's New Zealand Pawn Bhop. Darbystreft. ■ ■ [ -'■■■ '■ - —77——— - %'. i^J* 100 Gentlemen to Purchase "est Quality Tweed Butts (bought In an overstocked market), price 60s; these goods are really worth from 63s to 7Cs. A quantity of Real Good Working Coats at 7s 60, worth 10b 6d, —James Soutt, General Draper. *c, London Home, Vlotoxia- Btreet West and Noleon-atreet, Anokland. WANTED KNOWN — That T. B. Bmith, of Kyb»r Pass Road, having determined to oear out his large stook of Pauerhatiglnpa to make r-om foe Drapery Goods, is now offering them at an Immense BBorlfloa for fourteen days. Two Thousand Pieoes at a rednotlon of 86 per cent , . W"aSTBD KNOWN-Gardner's Cele brated Blood Mixture, price SB per bottle. This medicine In the best and most effectual remedy foe all skin diseases and im purities of the blood, fspeolaily.p'mples on the face, scrofulous sores, Rlandular swellings, fto. —Prepared at North Shore Pharmacy, Devon port. May alto be obtained from Mr J, A. Has lett. 181 Queen-street. Mi ANTED SEEN— Charles Keisey and V" Co.'s Real Silver Jewellery. They keep no imitations, guarantee everything they sell. Fresh assortments monthly.—Charles Keisey & Co.. two doors below Morons'. Ironmongers."o' WANTS D.—Hosiery I Hosiery 1 — Men's, Women's, Boys'. Girls', and Children's, just opened fait Robson's Melbourne House, Ponsonby. WAN'IED KNOWN-That I am pre pared to parobaee'Houeehold Furniture and other Effects on the premises on thesnorWst notice, in to#B OroouEtrj'.—ijiply pereoniilly or by lettwr. to J»m s Bae. narhy-stieet. \\! ANTED X VO#N--ii'-iMBAF IIM "' ber! Cheap Timber! And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywhere else at the YardW,P T QpiJ>,iii,Albert,streefr,, ~| lt{ , X i «7 ANTED the Ladies to Know that , v T Munro and Milllgan, Hobson-street. - have secured the services of a first olsss Mil t liner, and are row prepared to snpph millinery !n all Us branohes on the shortest notice.



Wanted t \\T ANTED KNOWN—Another grand v * Lot ot Ladles'. Gents', and Children's ■ I Frtsh Boon at Dampler'a Boot Shop, VlotoiU * atreet. Be in time. 11 »*7i WTED Known—and well known.— , I 7* Mosley's Hosiery, Brettle's Hosiery, Leicester Hosiery, at Robson's Melbourne House Ponsonby. . tV ANTED SEEN— Charles Keisey and I VV Co.'s large assortment Writing Desk?, ! Workboxes, &c, at all prloes.-Charles JKelsey and Co., two doors below Morrlns. Ironmongers. \\i ANTED KNOWN - Digestive BiQ Wj tteis^The wonderful remedy for Indl geßtion, Pains in Cheat, Forehead, and Baoi, Constipation, PUes, &o. Price 2/8,-Gandorton, Karangahape Road. , \\, ANTED KNOWN—It yon want tO; Vf see the latest Fashioa (Autumn end Winter; 18SJ), ha*e a glanoe at Mnnro and, Milllgan's Tailoring Window, In Hobson-street WANTED KNOWK—Another grand Lot of Cheap Roots, at Uampler's Boot Shop. Victoria street. Be In time. ~\hf ANTBD KNOWN.-MISS CLIFTON, vt- Dress and Mantlemaker Qata Fore woman for Messrs A. Linabury and Co.), has Commenced Business in Crowtherti Buildings, , Wellesley-street East, where she will be happy ; to receive all old cußtomers,«uaranteeing the same satisfaction aa heretofore. WANTB.D, Buyers for a quantity of Gentlemen's fashionable Cut Real Tweed' Overooata. at 28s Bd eaoh. 'j h >se Goods are of the best styles in Heather and Grey Mixtures, and cannot be matohed under 42a.— Junes Uoutl. General Drapor, Clothier, &o, &o^. London House, Vlotoria-Atreet West and Nel- Bon-Bbeot, Auckland. ■%)»/. ANTED KNOWN — " Peetorine" Vr for Caoßhs. Colds. Bronchitis. Hoarse ness. &c, 2s and 5a per bottle -Prepared at "Morth>hore Pharmaoy, Deronport, May also be obialnsd from Mr J. a. Haslett, 181, Queen- Btreat. %V/ ANTED KNOWN — A. O. STEPHENSON, DBAPBR, NBWT ON, Has Just openbd Up NBW VBLVBTBRNB, Bpeolal value. 1/8 yard NBW SATINS. 1/9.2 8. to 6/8 yard NEW SILKS, splendid Lyons, ifi yard NEW HOSIERY, IJd upwards NSW DOLMANS; weU trimmed, 25/ NEW ULBTKKB,B/6 to 85/ eaoh KBW JAOKRTB, splendid value, at 7/8 "NKW UNDKRCLOTHlNG.allstylesandprices NEW HATB, In Straw, &c, 8d upwards NBW FBATHKRB,I/6 to 21/ eaoh NEW FLOWERS,/2jtoS/6each NBW TAPBSTRY CARPETS, 2/61er yard NBW LONG LAOS CURTAINS, /fl}, 1/, 1/3 and 1/6 per yard NBW SHORT CURTAINS, Hi to 1/per yard NBW FLANNELS, 35 pieces, /7J to 2/6 per yard NEW BLANKKTB. toll sise, AU Wool, 18/6 per pair NBW CLOTHING, in great variety. DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY ON ~ / ' THBPRBMiaBS. I t l\'Al"i!. ■" T1"-' ' '•'''■''-'-] '' ■•' '< A. O, STEPHENSON, KARANGAHAPB ROAD. raw BOOTMAKERS.—Wanted, for the I country, n good Bootmaker, oonstant em ployment ; r'nftle man preferred.—Apply to G. Maine/ and Oo~; Fon-streat »:iio CAIITERS.-Wanted, a good steady I Man.—Apply to R. and S. Duuer, Devon port Btore rt\> PalnTHßS.—Wanted, 3 good Brush I Bands.—Aoplr thli evening or at 7in the morning, .B. amltb.Kyber Pa-s Road. r|>O MEDICiOi PKACTITIOISERS. Tee Servloes of a Surgeon Is required for Court City of Auckland, 3978, A.O.r App'ioa tlonawlll be reoeived on or beftra MONDAY, 21»« inst, by the Secretary, T. w. alien, care of a. H.Nathan, Qaeenotreet Wharf, from whom all information cm ba obtr'ned. rt^O ENGINEEKS AND SUKVEYORS I. Wanud, itinplorment by nndnrslgoed; good with chain,' level, and theodolite, well up n roads, bridges and draining, acountoraed to rough counuj; levels platted, plais drawn by latitude apd departure, erea« oaloula- J, /fee, goxl roftrenoee for sobriety and oharaote-.— ApplT G.H M., Post Office, Anokland. V\/ AITAKEREI Wanted Known-That I can supply TIMBER as Cheap *a any producer in the province without raising the prloes 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 the summer. Have now In stock. Builders' Timbers and Cabinetmakers' soleoted Broad Boards, in Kauri, Rimu, and Kahikatea, Orders shall have my best attention.—John Smith, Waitakerei. Ist March, 1883. Shipp DR. ~TT -\TEW ZEALAND SHIP. jJgfc&V. J?l PING COS LINK, jUKWsplc^ SHIP M4.Ta.URA, FOR Shippers are requested '■) pre-ent Bll's of I aiiog for signature by soon of THURsD*Y, 17«b inst. THE NEW BIALAND SBTPPINO 00. (Limited), Agents. Queen-street. Anoklaod, 16th May, 1888. Board and Residence. jjKIVATE Board and .Residence for I Gen'lemen. Boo 1 Batbroom and Piano. Terms moderate.—Apply to Mrs. W. Drysdale, Outhlo Hotae, Qrey street. Anoklanil, ,a LADY can offer a Comfortable Home r% to o-ie or two joung ladies w*oere at trndlnn Bohool. Highest rrferenoes ulven. Termn moderate.-.For address, apply Stab. /TOVERNOR BKOWNK HOTEL VJT HOB3ON-'TKKET. BoißDiim LODatNa.-....-..Vis. per week fc-iKGUi KciOM 8fl». per Week Gazette in Banfixuptcy. TN BAJN KRUPTCY. In Ihfl matte'ot ths B'tateot Jimbs Wij> i liam Marriott, of the City oi Auok lano. Confectioner, a Debtor. A DtVldend. at the rate ot Nirownoo In the Pound, Is row payable to Crodliorj who have duly proved th«tr claims in this KBtate, Dated this 18th May,lßß3. ! ~ , ARTHUR D. BENNETT, Trustee. High-street, Acoklanfl. I NTHB SUPREME COURT OF NKW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DIBTPIOT. | ilKif, IK, BANKRUPTOY. In the matter ot <* Tbe Debtors and Creditors Act. 1876." and the several Acts amend ing ths name, and ot the Bankrnptor of Jambs Anooibald Bkybon. of Tau , racga, Contractor, a UeDtor, ' Notice is hereby given that It is the Intention of James Arohibald uryon the abtve-named Debtor, f> apoly to this Honourable Oou-t on WKDNKSUaY. tbe SOih day of May, 1888, at the hour of nle»en of the clock In the forenoon. or as Boon thereafter as oounsrl oan be heard in tbat bshalt that an Order Of Immediate DUH obarge n»ay be granted to him. JOHN M. ALEXANDER, Solicitor, Wyni!bam-3treet. Auckland Aoent (or B. G. B. Mots, Tauraugs, Solicitor for the Uebtor. ,*i. Meetings. ; 1 »', £i fi . j CWA- *> !■■ iy*K DARQAVILLE .*„ Respectfully invites HIS CONSTITUENTS OV AUCKLAND CITY WBST %%•>■ TO MBBT HIM IN ST, JAMES'S HALL, I WBILmQTOR-STBBBT, U, ON THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, 17th inst., at 7»30. UC X LAN D PO U LTRY AtSOCIATION. A Meeting ot the above will be held In the Eden Hall on FMUAt next, 18th May, at 7 30. As this may be the last meeting at present, it is hopea that the members will attend, and that alllorersot Poultry Will take this opportunity ot being -.otiaa. "ttrtareg&Sagfa.. i 1 - St. Sepulchre's School - room, A Symondß-street on FRIDAY EVEN ING next, Mr. 8. HBBiP*TH will deUver a lieptnteon "The Chemistry ot a Candle," and iliistnte the sane with eoientlflo experiments. There will be a oolleotion in aid of the School Bnilaiog Fund. TT.AIPARA STEAMSHIP COMPANY JtV" (UMiTBLI. The Ordinary Annual G/-ne- al Meeting of the Shareholders ot the Ealpara steamship 0..m ---psry<(Umlted) will be held at the office of Mr Btod»rt (Chamber ot Commerce Rooms), ou ■ MONDAY. th» 28th in>t.atl2 noon. i? HueinefS: To receive Directors' Recoct anrf I Balßuo-> sheet to Arrll 30th, 1883; also, to elect 3 two Dlreotors In placf ot Mr T. Morrln and Captain Colbeok, who retire by rotation,: but • dre eligible for re-slection without notice:; and t to elect an auditor tor the ensuing year. I HffSft'.iZ i WILLIAM LODDBR, r Atiokl«nai<May 8,188?. I Manllßer' t



For Sale. FOB SALE, 4-roomed Cottage—garden fowl house, tank, colonial oven—Sunn; Side Road Mount Rden: prloa £160. easy terms —Apply Vale and Donglas Shortiand-atreet. BfOK BaLK, BuMing Allotments in th< V heart of tne City, £100 eanh.-C. William ton, ynloan Lane. FOR SALE, one of the Prettiest Cot' tages near Auckland, situated on the New North Road, between the Independent und Wer'eyan Chapels; the allotment is 200 feel deep, and the House (containing S rooms and pantry) Is nearly new. and fitted up with majj convenience?. The price la £330.—Apply to F, O. Ewlngton, Estate Agent. . . T7<OR SALE, a 6-roomed Cottage with a Xf large piece ot land, within ten minutes' wa'k ot the Fob* offloe.-For particulars apply to Mr J. a. Battle; aoilcltor, Queen-atreet. M OR IMMEDIATE SALE, large Build r ing Allotments Mount- Kden, bom 60 to 200 ft frontage x 2110 ft, very cheap.—H. Parting t.-n Uon: 3 and Land Agent, Sciohburf's Bulld lng". •JiOK SALE (Splendid Investment), the JP Kden Hall, Three Shops and Neat Cottage, situated on three freehold allotment;, oorner ot Mount Eden Road and Summer-street, and next to Kden Vine Hotel, having a frontage ot 99 feet to eUher street The buildings ara alt of recent erection, in good repair, and fully lee to good tenants at a rental of M per week, or £208 per annum. Being near tho city boundary, and in tbe neighbourhood of five leading thorough' fares, this fine property will daily rlee in value. —Apply to W. N. Henderson, a* the property. FOR SALE AT KAMU, WHAN GARBI. To be sold, GENBRaL STORE at Kamo, near tbe coal mines, doing a large Business and steadily increasing. To anyone possessing a small capital this is astopportunity rarely met with. For further particulars apply . B. MITCHBLSON AND CO.. . Queen-street, Auckland, SPRING CART For Sale, Cheap—Apply fruit Shop, Karangahape Road, next Newton Post Office. rfIOBACCONIST'S BOBINESSS, JL QUEKN-HTRBST. A Well-ettab"«hfl Buslnfis in the heart of the City for Sale, on favourable terms, The is a birealn. : All particulars on apolloation. !__!«•_?• natbun *_qo_ r RAVELLING SAW BENCBffor Sale, with pulleys, chatting, and four saws complete, cheap.—Apply mover and Nlcool, Coßtomhon»e-street West. ' r O CABMEN, Mechanics, and Others.— For Sale, near new Catholic Church, an Slght-roomel Bouse and Freehold Allotment for £325.— F. Q., Bwlngton, Estate Agent. rpO BAKK.RB aNU OIHEKK.-ValuF I able and r irst-olass Buisiness, situated on Mannkau Road. Parnell, consisting ot Hand some and Commodious shop and Dwelling, oon tslnlng nine rooms, pantry, bath-room, soullery, baloony (back and front) j splendid large Baker's Oven, dough boxes, flonr loft, stable, nnd nu merous outbuildings; larga (freehold Atlotmant (double frontage). In all, a flnt-olass and very o mpaot Baker's and Con'ectioner's Premises, all in capital working order.—Full particulars at office of D. F. Brans, Estate Agent, Qoeen streefc ■ ■- (7TS) , VOLCANIC LAND VERSUS CLAY LAND.-xowthst the wet weather has set 1q the undersigned Invites a comparison between these two classes of land. For Invalids, old people, and child/en, voloanlo soil is pro nounced the best. Ch«ap voloanlo allotments, and houies on volianlo land for sale on easy term».-F. O. Bwington, Estate Agent. "pOR ABSOLUTS SALE. GBNTLEMAN'S RKSIDKNCK & GROUNDS, PONSONBY. Mr John Oxley (who is abont removing into the country) is desirous ot disposing of hln hand some and desirable Residence and Ground, Ponsonby, and to effect this object has placed the same la my hands for absolute sale. The Property consists of a faithfully built VILLA RESIDENCE OF 11 ROOMS, almost new, and replete with nearly every oom ort and modern convenience, Stable, Bugsy louse, large Cellar, &c, &c, surrounded by its GROUNDS. JUST 3 ACRES, very prettily laid out in Flower Garden, Shrub bery, Orchard, Lawns, Paddock, &o. The position Is flrafr-olasa, including a most valuable oorner site with a frontage to Clifton street of 1205 links, and a frontage of 315-2 links to Ponsonby Road, which is about to be changed to the more arlstooratlo namo of "Jervols street"; which alone will doubtless tend to increase the popularity of this now fast-becom* ing Fashionable Suburb. I The View is grand, comprising LANDSCAPE AND WATER TIBW. n fact, this is a property that only requires to be ceen to be appreciated, and such as is seldom placed in the market. Cards to view, and all information on applica tion to: ■: .. D. F. EVANB, Estate Agent, Land Mart. jjiOß S\l.K, Good-will, Stock, and Fit. ~ tings of a Grocery Business, situated in a leading suburban thoroughfare, doing v good and steadily increasing trade. Dwelling oon slsts of 5 rooms: gas laid in. 'Bus passes every 7 minutes.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen street (next Bank of Australasia). li'Oß BALK, Mmnt Eden Koad.—Very r Pretty 4-roomed Verandah Cottage fitted with regl-"or grate,, colonial oven, tanks, &o.; good garden and stable. Allotment, 28 s 120. Price, £310. Very cheap.-Apply D. F. Evans, Land Mart, next Bank of Australasia. 798 fji t» R IMMKL»IATE~ SALE. — Cheap f Building Allotments; a first-rate invest ment ; could be subdivided and sold to great advantage: 216 ft. frontage to Bond-street at 7s per foot. This is about the cheapest lot, in the market, and is within two mile radius of Auck land Post-office. Must be sold at once.—D. F Evans, Land Mart, Queen-street. T9O liiOK IMMKDIAifc SALb (a Bargain), V House. 7 rooms, and freehold allotment, 66 x 100, for £330, House has verandah in front and Bide good well, tank, wasa-hooso, and nice garden: and is now offered a bargain at £330, ol whfota £230 nan stand on mortage.—D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. jiU) Ecclesiastical... . ST. JOHN'S WESLEYAN CHURCH, PONSONBY. ■ PUBLIC SOIREE Wl'lbeheld TO-NIGHT (Wednesday), 16th, IK PONBONBY HALL, AT 6.30 O'CLOCK. ADDRESSES BY HtNISTEB? AND FHIENDS, "AUCKLAND BAPTISI A. TABBhNAOLB FOWD. j WULLBSL^y BTRBBT BAPTIST SCHOOL-ROOM. TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY); AND TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), ■ THIS WBBK, FROM 2 P.M. TILL 10 P.M.,' A SALE OF FANCY AND OTHEI WORK, in aid of thb above fund. admission .Free, Members ot tbe Churoh and Congregratlon, and tnoaa willing to aid, are invited to a SOIREE, , To be held in the Y.M.O.A. Rooms, TEDS (Wednesday) KVBNING. at 8.30 o'olbok and to a Public Meeting at 7.50, in the Chapel to reoelve Report of psst operations and piai for future work. ■ ■ r^ OSPEL XEMPBHANCE MISSION. BLUB RIBBON ABUT. Meetings in connection with the above wUI b< h»ld as Follows i-On Wednesday, in the *es leyan Ohurob, Newmarket: speakers-Revs T Hodgeoa and G B. Monro. and Mr J. Ker Thursday, Pdmitive Methodist (huroh, Frank' lln Road; spaakers-Revs a Carter, T. Hodg son, and J. K. uavis. Friday, in the Wealeyai Bohoiiioom, Oralton Road; speakera-Revs B Kaofarlane. T. G. Oarr and T. HPurgeon. Onat to »c taken each evening at. 7.50. Admlssloi free, but oolleotlon to defray exponsep. eankey'i Hymns. Come carlyjindjeonrajonT seat". UNDER THE PATRONAUK OI LADY JBRVOIf?. Tne| Ladies Ot Bl Luke's Working P»rtr wUlhold a waleot vv ork in aid of the uhuroh Building Fnod, on FRI DAY and SATUKDAY next, In the bnlldloi Htely cooupled by Messrs T. & H. Cooke (nsj door but one to tbe Bank ot New Zealand] Doors open turn 2 p.m. till 19 p.m. Admission One Bhil iog; Children, half-price, fromenadi Concert In the Evening. __^^ Goodeon's Arcade. LONDON O LONDON LONDON • O9 LONDON LONDON; |§ LONDON : si ood son's Ajtood - son's ARCADE. "°ai ARCADE ARCADE. 92 ARCADE. |§ ARCADE. THE VERANDAH RESTORED. And Oub Windows Pbksent the Usual Attractions. ■ ■ the damage sustained Cannot be estimated by the actual cost Inourret in the restoration, as £300 Will not compensate for the loss we have sue tamed by the expenditure incurred, and thi sacrifice wo have experienced through ou Four Windows being excluded from publi gaze; but the additional patronage of ou numerous customers will accomplish it, anx upon this we confidently rely, presenting. GREATER ATTRACTIONS than ever, considerable accessions being mad to the already Finest Stock in the Colonies, b NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED, and which will be constantly supplemented b further shipments. ' '' 1 Note the Address ' ' Th,?f London Arcade, t.- AUCKLAND- D CHRIBTCHURCH. London Address: 68, St. Maxy Aso.



. - Personal. B I, "TV BOSEAN COTTER or fiuaHES, is Sti f JL living In Auokland. the would console ht I, relatives by oommnnioaiinK with them, or wit His Lordship the Bishop oC AnoUand, Blohop' ■ House, Ponsonby. " To Let. . r DOWER TO LET, on 70 miles of ga I JL mains, in the city and Bubnrba of Auok t land. Bngines from Jto 100 h.p. mi* ic&ted. Con [ sumption of sas, from 18 onbto feel of gos pei r indicated hone-power per hour tor the large; , sizes, to 25 test for the smaller, suitable foi Engineers, Woodworker*. Printera. Flrewooe Dealers, Boot and (shoe Manufacturers. Foddei i Dealers. Maltsters. Sauaaße Makers, ft*., &o, 1 and for Amateur's Lathes and Fret Saws, Iht ' engine onto firewood at 23 hot ton, andat inter mutent hoisting work the cost in sometimes at OW as 18 8d per day for a 31 h p. engine, the : eagtne running all day. Thirty-five Otto Oat 1 Knglnes ara now erected in Auokland. FBl ' terms and conditions, apply to the Secretary, ' Auokland Gas Company (Limited), Fort-street, Blaes in stock -i. 1,2 31. 8.12 h.p. liO LET, in Victoria-street, s good Shop and Dwelling oC 7 room*; splendid posl ! Man for any boßlnesc—Apply W. and J. Frater, Land Agents, N.Z. Insurance Sulldlngß. i rpO LIST, a 6-rooraed House, Wood- J street, Ponsonby, rent 6j ; alto « 5-roomed, College Bead, 13a. - Apply Mr Nlgbtlngsie, i ohege Bo»d. . ' JMJ LET, on volcanic land, a 7-roomed I New Honse, conveniently situated on the I Monnt RosklU Koad within walking distance from town. Bent, IS?.—Apply to F. a. Kwing ton, Estate Agent. . : | rfllO LET, a four-roomed Cottage in Cook- X street.-Apply tomorrow morning, M, Foley. Gro-er. Hotnon-atreer. ___ 1 a 0 LET; a Five-rcomed House, with a ■ aloa garden, 8 minutes' walk from Remuora Railway bt&tlon.—/ipplv Mrs Smith, next door, or at Petry'a! Jewaller. Viotorl»sn-«>t. TO LET, one Boom, with use of fire phoe. next Mis Jennings, Nelson-meet. TO LET, a Large Bedroom, suitable for two or three yonns men, with or without board: nsi ot Bittin&room If required.—Apply STAROffloe.l ' OFFICE Boom, &c, To Let in High street.—Apply to 8. Rout. r|>o MERCHANTS AND OI'HEBS.— 1 ' To Let, those Centrally Situated and First class Business Premises aa now ooonpied by Messnl Boylan and Taoflald. at tha oorner of Vulcan Lane and Hlgh-ntreet, and who are sow removing ta new premises. This It an old established store, and none better suited for a merohsni'a warehouse —Terms and paruoolarp, apply at once to D. F. Evans, Kstata Agent I^-ORTH ttHOBK. HOUSK3 to Let in Bond PoslHonp.—Apply. B, & R. DUDKK, ; , Oevonport Store. Business Notices. TW" O TIC X OF HEM 0 V A h, W. PARKRB, GROGKK, HOBSON-STHBRT In removing to larger and more convenient premises, opposite those lately ooonpied, takes ;he opportunity of thanking his Customers for the support accorded him in the past, and trusts that with increased facilities he -will be able to meet their requirements, and metlt a oontlcu anoe ot their patronage. ■ ■ N" O X -. I C B. BKKB WAX 1 BBSS WAX 1 Purchased in any quantity for Cash. Buyers of Fungus and Muntz MeUL Bavins purchased in uhlna a Finn Assort ment of Teas himself, JAMBS AH KBW can confidently recommend them, and trusts that all his old Customers, and the Pobllo generally, will avail themselveß of this splendid opportunity and call early to buy his Superior Congou, Best flavoured Kooloo, Bhouobong, and various Mixed Teas, suited to every tastei He has also on hand Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger, Crockeryware* Silks, Handkerchiefs, and other oommodltles too numerous to mention. Note the Address!— JAMEd AH KKW ft 00., ; iM. Queen-street. ft f\t^f\ YARDS OF BL*CK~an~d Oi V/ " \-f OOi.IIURKO VBLVK.TREN - at 2s 81 per yard. Linabury'a Stock, AI ar«e Quantity ot FI ANNULS, Uolontal and i knglisn. Unabury's Stock. BLANKKT.*, Woagiel and Boselyn. iiinaaurj's Stock, WATERPROOF MANTLES, Half Price. Llnabnry's Stock. J. 003QRAVB & CO. TMPORTANT NOTICE!! TO THE CITIZENS OF AUCKLAND. Just received, the first shipment of NRW BKABON'S BACON, PBOM DUNBOIN. NBW SEASON'S BACON, FBOM UONKDIN. A really flrst-class article, and delicious as a ' . BREAKFAST RELISH. As we have but a limited supply, we should like our friends and customers to give their orders in time. R. B E W, , : :.:'.-' ■ r. R b w. City Tea Mart and Pbovision Stork, Corner ot Albert and Victoria Streets. pLEAKING-OUT SALE Of V t ODTUDRY. . THOMAS SAMUKL, being compelled to Clear out his Stock of Cutlery in consequence of the PBBMISuS COMING DOWN and no other Shop being obtainable, is now SEALING OF IT the wnole ot the Stook at an enormous Saorifle*. The goods are from the beat Sheffield makers, and will have to be sold at any nrioe. Consisting of— Best Ivory Table and Wesson Knives. LooKwood'a and Johnson's Beet Pookei Knives. Bleotro-plated Forks. Spoons, Cruets, &o. Nevada and Nickel Silver Folks and •Spoons, Superior Soiseors and Razors. WHOLKSALE AND RETAIL. THOMAS SAMUEL, IHPORTKR OF CUTLERY. 18, Queen-strol (Opposite Town Clock), RATS! KATSI RATS!-Ust aH*RbAND'» PHOSPHOR PASTB. Rats eat it greedily, and die; no smell. Prioo, One ShilUng a Bottle. SHARLaND ft CO.. opposite Post-Ofßcf, tf O i I C IS TO THE INHABITMJTS OP DJVONPOET AND LAKE DISTBICT, AND THE " POBLIO GBNEKALLY, MR AVENKL T. Bdvohkr, b'gs to announo that ta'e has porataasxa the Baiohering Duslne-i of Medsw Alison <«ro'. at Devoaport, and wil oommehce business on Ist May. Having a thorough knowledge of the Butohet Jrg Business, after SO years'experience, he trust that by supplying primest quality ot meat a reasonable rates, to secure a continuance of th liberal support extended to his preaeoeeson. Devonport, April 28,1883. TWT O T 1 C X In announcing the disposal of our Bntohortn Bnalness to Mb. WILLIAM aYBNBLL, wh takes' possession on May Ist, we desire to retail to the residents ot Uevonport, Lake, and othe districts, our sincere thanks for their sUunol and liberal support during the last 14 yean. Having known Mr. Avenell for several yean we feel Justified in asserting that the businet will be carried on in such a satisfactory manne that the came kind support will be given t him. ■' : ' AUtON BROS. Devonport. April 28,1883. a p k t k ¥ M-* 67, VIOTORIA-STBBBT WB3Tj : , Opposite Royal Mail Hotel. A well assorted Stock of Jewellery, Watohei &0.. always on hand. Repairs neatly exeoutei on the premises, and orders promptly attendei to. €hargei moderate. H.P.l<. Selling Off ni Stock ot silver Jewellery at cost price, to maki ' 2oom for a new assortment. ? ? Boots and Shoes. I.' ." ~ ; T : ~~ ■ .J g -n H B NEWTON BO 0 1 I L WAREHOUSE, : In sincerely thanking his customers and tbi c DubUo far the very liberal patronage aooordei to him. the nnderslgned intimates that, in oide • to aooommodate his Newton customers, he ha " opened the above establishment. . as befotWii-, connection with the sale.o BOOTS Of "mi/ OWN L4DISt BNSlitaH BOBTB PO SHOB3 ABB SOLD A' Nearly coar pßiot. an incpeotion of which 1 invite* twAwe purchasing elsewhere. Amonftst these Goods are the following t— f*\Kton Boots.^ 6d \ Prunella (first oUbs quality), 6s 9d & 6a 6 Kvonlnitßhoen.faOaaniOsßd !, Kid Boots, 6s Bd. QtTR OWN MANUFACTURE !; / MEN'S AND 8018 1 BOOTS. Men's Peg Shoes, 8s; Blnoheta, 7sr Laoe Boob IDs 6d; Elastlo Bide, 13i6d. High Lace Boots In aU sizes, beat material, bet style, beet fit - The attention of Ladles Is respectfully dlreote . .".;. m . .• ■ II THB PONBONBT BOOT, which lor Siyut, Ki.kgino*. and Fit eanni be equalled. t- aar Best Winter Boot Made, TO o Call and Inspect. J Call end Inspect, | T. PROSSER, QDEEN-BTRBE i (Opposite Army and Navy Hotel), And cornerov dppkr quekn-streb o and kabanoahapk road. '*. . ..' ,y —- Tenders. mo CARPENTEPS.— Tenders will I I rnraived until noon 01 Batorday nex May lnor^aaJtlons to a dwelling honsa i HoDson-street- Pi»n« at my offloft-Henry < Wade. Arohiteot,



Matrimonial. U 11/fATRIMONIAL. -A Young Man of !Jf *-,*• steady habits wishps to correspond with n a Younjr Lady with a view to Matrimony; s Cathoao preferred.—Address, by letter, to K.U, Star Office. ' AM ATRIMi JNAL Wanted, by a steady ATI sober young man, in constant employ - ment, a Life Partner.—Apply by letter, with s Photo enclosed, to "T. 8.," Star Office. £ ; '.V Bducationa 1. j /GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL. ' T&e Second Term will begin on MONDAY > next, 2lßt May. \ "The Head-master will be present to enrol " new pupils from 2 to i p.m. on FBIOAY, 18th , instant. ! • All Fees must be paid at the time of entrance, on the first day at the sohool; or, if afterwaroj, i at the office of the Board, Wyndham-street. ■ The fee for tuition ia £2 16a for each pupil. Mtt BALL begs to announce that he ha? Opened a Siadlo, near Mr Leech's. , Bhertland-«treet, where he «M ba glad to re ceive CnpUs In Oil and Water Colour i'aintin -e. Mr B will hold a Class for Pencil and Septa Craving on THURSDAY KVKNIVG, from 7 to 9 o'clock, terms for whloh are One Guinea per Qaarter. . Corporation jn oticeß. r|t_giir_^ /^ITY OF AUCKLAND. DEiINAGE WORKS, MILLS'S LANE, EEB6IKO AND CHANNELLING, WELLES LEI-STKEET WEST, The City Council will receive separate tenders until 8 p.m. Of THOBSDAY, the 17ch tost, tor above works. In terms of plans and specifica tions to be viewed at the office ot the City Engineer, Council Chambers, High-street. The Connotl do not biat themselves to acoept any tender. Tenders to ba endorsed rasteotiva'y tor the work tendered for.<« P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, May 11th, 1883. ; Public Notices. : , JN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF A. W. MACS. All Claims against the above HBtate mest b3 rehdered to me at my office, 8. Queen-street, on or before MONDAY, 21st Inst, otherwise they wUlnotboteoognlsod. All Outstanding Debts must be paid to me forthwith. BKNJ. TANNKE 1,.--,. ■ • ■ ■ ■ : Trnstee.".: IN THE MATTER OF EUWARD GRAHAM MOMINN. LATB OF HAB&- PKPE, WAIKAXO, DBGBaSSD. It Is requests!! that all Aoonunta owing by the late Edward Graham MoMlnn be sent in fi Meißieurs Hughes and George, ot Hhortland street, Auokland, Solicitors, not later than the Ist June, 1883, otherwise they wIU not be re cognised. 8. H. HAMILTON. !«;-„„,,»„„ THOMAB AIOKIN,f Exeontors* Auokland, Uth May, 1889. 4 SSIGN^D ESTATE OF DaVID A. ABHBB, BTOEKKKKPER, TAURANGA. All CL4.IMB against this Estate must be sent In to the undersigned before noon on SATDB UAY.May 19.1883. 14, Scherffn Bnildlngß. W^ O T I C JS . BB EDWARD COSTLKST DECSABKD. All persons who are or may hereafter be Indebted to the above estate, either for interest, rent, or other wlbb, »ill please iay tbe same to Messrs Jaokson and BueselL uolicitors. Fort straet, Aockland, whose receipt shall be a saffl olent disobarge, BAMUJL *W*Basii£s2s3& l D. HE AN deceased. Attoklanfl. 27th April. 1883. , U oaro.l ri^HOMAB EVANS ('ate of the Criterion. a_ Hotel, Napier, and Northern Club, Auok land, baas to announce to tte general public that be has secured the Lease of tbe QL<jhk HO I'BL, Wakt)flald-Btrc3t, where he hopes by hie c (tensive experience, and with a determina tion to Bupply only ths Best T4quors, to eeoura a Bhrre of their patronage. -___ iVf RS WHtTCOMBB'B Registry is next XX i*oar to the Market—at the wolles'ey street Entrance, between Opera House and Markeb ' T> BSPECTABLE "Soung Person can Ll> meet with a quiet home.—Apply Ist cot tage, right side. Auburn-street, Kyber P«B9. 'H/f B TBoM'AS QXJOI (late of the LtjL Thames Hotel Liinlng ronuu) bags to inform his friends and old oustomerß that on Monday next, 21st In t,, he will take charge of the DlffllNG-BO MS In oanneotton with Mr Glilander's P.oiflo Hotel, Qaeen-street (nearly opposite toe entrance to City Mamet), where bt Btiiot attentloo, oleanliness. and bud plying everything in Beaxon and of first quality, he hopes to receive a fair share ot public supuort. All Meals will be IS; Weekly Dinners of six meals, 5s (r ai able In advance). iHOM*B QUOI. Proprietor. . \TOW READY, PEICB 23.— A.™ "WANDBKINGB WIPH THE MAORI PROPBKTS, TK WHIH AND TOHD" (with Portraitsol eaoh Chief); being Bemlnisrenoes ot Twelve Months' Companionship with them, from their arrival in Christohnroh In April, 1882, until their return to Parihaka In March, 1883. By J. P. Wabd. To be had ot nil Book- Belieis, and by the Trade from the Publisher)),: BOND, FINNBY ft 00.. Nelson. TEDWAPD LISTER GREEN, i Sheriff of the District of Auckland, hereby give notice that, under a Writ of Sale, duly ssued out ot the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Northern District, at Auckland, in an Action wherein THE UNION STEAM SAW MOULDING. SASH AND DOOR COMPANY, LIMITED, of Auckland, in the Pro vincial District of Auokland, are Pl*intUß>, and JOHN P. OAKES,of Parnell, in the Borough at Parnell, in the Provincial Dlstriot of Auck land aforesaid. Master Mariner, Is Defendant.' I have taken, in execution, at the suit of the said Union S'.eam 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 the Provincial District of Auckland, afore said, comprising Lots SI and 52 of a sub-division of Allotment No. 61 of Section 1, of the suburbs of Auckland, and bounded on the Nor.h-wesfr by Allotment 63,100 links on the North-east by Lot No. 53 of suck 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, Parish of Waitemata, County of Eden, being part of Allotment No. 63 of Section No. 1. and being Lot No. 28 of the sub division of the same, bounded on North east by Wellington-street, 33 feet; on the South east by part of Allotment 61 ot said section No. 1,66 fees; on .the North-west by subdivision. Lot No. 29, of said Allotment, 66 feet; and on the South-west by sub-division, 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 Publio Auction, at my Office, Supreme Court Building, in the City of Auckland, afore said, on MONDAY, the twenty-eighth day of May, 1883, at the hour of 12 o'olook noon, unless the debt, interest, and costs payable by virtue, of the said judgment be sooner paid. The Solicitor for the Execution Creditor Is Thomas Buddie, Solicitor, Wyndham-street, Auckland. Dated this 3rd day of May, 1883. EDWARD L. GREEN. Sheriffi ifVOCTOR ABHOLD'SPBNNY ROYAL U AND STEEL Pnj J S.-The most popular medicine of the day. Price, It 6d a box.—Colo nial Agents: Shabund & Co., opposite the Post Office. "j Medical VpUE ECLECTIC PHARMACY. The aome of elegant Medical Establishments. TOP OI GBK7 STREET, CORNER Ot FIXT-BIHBmZ, I CHARLES BUTCHER. ■ TJIOR THE CORE OF COUGHS AND XI COLDB. ijiOß THE CURE OF ABTHMA AND JD DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING, J_ D S O N S Syrup of JJypophosphitbs , ■ WITH I-UPHORBIA XHjULIFKRA. In Bottles at S/6. fWRK FOR INDIuESTION—TONIC \J BALSAM, a Genuine Liver regulation, price 8s a bottIe.—HHARLAND & Co (oppo slte Poat-offloe). FOB WINTER COUGHS and Bronchial Irritation, fnRY AICKIN'S SYRUP OF EUCALYPTUS X with Hypophospnite of Lime and Quinine. - For Incipient Consumption and Chronic Chest Affections, " Aickin's Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphite of Lime and Quinine," is most certainly alterative and curative. i Try it for Bronchitis and Asthma, i • Address:— IA THE PHARMACY, Qtrken-street. W__ _ _ _ All ohildren suffer from them. If suspected, ask for the Certain Com. BHABLA^SbWOBM POWDBKS, l/paoket Apothecaries Hail, opposite Poteoffloe. Hasleit's MITCHAM IIAVANDEB WaTBR la a Most bb»kbshins perfume fos Bum KERCHIEF OB SIOE BOOH. In Bottles at 1/S. 2/6, 6/6,7/8, and 10/0 Kaon. ENGL IS H P"H ARM AQY, ISJ, QPEg»-3TKgBT. ' nnOOTHACHE CORE -Instantaneous X Belief, ODONT ALGID* Is bottle.—SHAH LtVD & «'». (opposite Pogr-ofHcHl. fd.uOTHACtltsl l'oulHACHa A TOOTHACHE! Immediate Relief, by using ■ >. EDSON'S M - GIO HBS-NCE. In Bottles otls.



f liost and Found. LOST, on Sunday last, supposed between Newmarket end Remunra tioad. Lady's Slk Umbrella. A. reward will be given to mo floder. —Apjly STAf offce I" OWY, on !'bu sday last, between J Manukau Road and the foot of St. Stephen's Avenue, a Plated Carriage Lamp Socket and Spring: reward on it being left at Mr Mowbray's, Parnell. >— • * Li ST, on Friday evening, the lltfiinstil at Government Voo"e. a Silver «i!»gree * Bracelet,—inyonrt rtmcirg the s»me to Mrs .Hetle». Opress Viila, oymofldt-street, will ba rewarded. r-L ©Tikß. KEWaRDT^ Lost, a fortnizht O* * ago, between Onohnn.a and Auckland, a Gold Chain with insoribfid seal attached.— Please leave at Market riotel. ■ ' FOUND, a small Pleasure Boat The owner can have it by giving description and paying expenses.—Apply to D. Goldie, Albert-street, or Captain Dobson, Cutter Waratah. ; ■ ■ - ' BO »T.—Fottod, in Tiriliri Passage, a Black Boat, 12 feat lan*,-»pply X, and B. Dader, Devannort Sore. ;, : LJcensinK Nottces. ;v»r—? 1; „.,„,- —f| ATOTIC;. i'-'f APPUDaTION FOSA J_l PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. : ; , " " I. EMMA ELIZABETH COEBETT. Of Aid. more. Wairoa South, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at Ac nejrtUcensing Meeting, to be hnlden at the Public Hall, Wal rSaT onthe 7th day of June. 1883. apply for a certificate authorising the issue of a P^S" License for a house situate at Ardmore.,ui known as tho Travelled R«BS S2 rooms, exclusive of those required for the MO of the family. , --; _ OTIC K-OB- APPLICATION FoE TRAMSFBK'OF • IOKNBK.-I, JoMBh wills, of Bllarelle. being the holder of » PobU oan'a Llnen»e In resveei of the Joule w premises situate at Klierslle. Panmure Roaa. do hereby give notice thaTl desire to obtain, and' will, at the next Moentlnii Meeting MM! it holden at toh'iol-rooßi, Hllers'le, oa the Jtn ; v Jane, 1883, apply iot a transfer ot the Bala ■-■■ iloonoe irom myself to Joan B Bills, any appointee. - a^ Dateflth9mhdarOtMay^ P HELLIB. | iKLoney _^______ »| a XO fcIU.UOO LKNT on Building S^X" Society principles, or on other ■ terms to suit boirowsis. AUotments boughs ■' and Hfluses bogt on weekly paymenl system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated See »Ist 01 Propewteefor s*le on «h pM~ 81* perjwDk aUowed on money depoaUed far tnJ egsm* nir: C. Willumpon, l*nd, Estate, and Financial 4«e£i and Valuator.' 8- Vulcan bane ■ i "■ ' ' ' i f 1 1"! jfg ~ , Auctions. ' - •r o•m ok row, noon. Q* * clearing Tout sale, household fornitorb,' &c. op balance of stock of dbal^e&q1 lawn mower, pictures, &c. ~ ,R. ARTHUR ' an^ii^ \\J ILL SELL by auction, at' his Mart, V» Queen-weet (Furniture Department), to morrow (l'Uuriday). at 12 o'oiook noon, i:' ' A LOT OP US*FUL HOUB«"HOL|H FURNIiOhE and KFFriO'B —Iron Bed steads; Hair. Spring, and other Mattraes«i; Chests of Drawers, Wa3hsiands, Toilet «c*7, Toilet Table", Looking Glasses. Chairs, Conohes, Tapestry Carpet, Oleogr»ph», Knife Cleaner. Lawn Mower, rtovee, CheffOßten, Cretonne Suite (9 pieces, carved). Piano, Mog'o Lantern. Skittles and Balls, sets Jogs attfl Glassware, Sx. A'Bo. —,_—. Balance of General Dealer.) Stock, &o, TO-MORROW, ORANGES. ORAJSGES. , ORATfQRS. L. W. EATON. WILL Bell by auction, at bis Mart, To morrow (Tliui' dhyi, at 11 u'olook, 113 oxav* oaaNaiss-JUB ! ' : -iOfUT 4Q CASKS OaAKGK3-QH ■ .. :» 'd&.I Also, APPLKB, ONION?, and POTATOES. "t\X TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock B.m. CARBINES ft TAYLOR VJTf ILL Sell by auction, at 11 o'clock, FRUIT—iO oases J pple3,s cases Pears PBODUUS-Hams and Bacon, Salt Beef, 80 wairoa Cfaee3B. S*lt Batter, Potitoes, 30 sacks Onions, Oats, Malz», brjm, Chaff, Tea, Candita, Qrooerles, &c. AT 11 A.M. CARBINES & TAYLOR. i- Wi B, OOOHBANB.J IJAMKS DAOBH . ; : FRIDAY, MAY 18, '•'AT 11 O'CLOCK PBOMPr* v . On Accor/HT of Whom it mat Concern. % ■ TEA! ■~ TEa.|;_ ~ :- ' FOR SA E by Auction at our Rooms, Fort street, on Friday, May 18, as U o'oloeK prompti , >ycy l OHBBI ASSAM IKA' "^ tt^ „ A2IIO - I ha't-oheat Kalson Tea O'"3 „ 14/15—2 half-chests Tea ;( ' „ 17- — 1 chest AS3am Tea. .BX GKOBGK- BBWLBXirO J-OMBO-^j.^ . BAMUE- COGHRANE & 8O», AucUoaeer*. ___:—_Ui———i -J—.—mli'V.'i.,(!/:'/ ti «■ 8. C!]OHKA2(K " ' 1" ) JtAH. UAOBB ,-. THURSDAY, MAY 17. > HußA'^T TOW RAlts," 03™' HARDWOOD. ' npHE Subscribers will sell, at their I! Booms. Fort-atreet, on Thuredny, 17th lßßtact, at 11 o'clook. I.qnn BAIL«, now lying oppoßlte Meencs OQ'ftftrt'StAßDWdOD (BBSorttdßlzeSll-ill Ola Mill, Offlfttal-iisy. *a •iintoosaraod '■ ■ TT t- " Auctloneeta,'- ;'<"- 'A JOU W, B, OOCH3AHEJ [ . LJAS. DACTK fhioay.^may; is. ' -HOjUSEBOLP -.F.9RNH!J3P% fI , ItOI j FOR SAL^VIatT outFooms, Ferfrsttiat, on KYldny, 13th inst, at 11 o'clock. - aZr HOUBBHoJjD -FurnlvUKß, oonsiaangot - — Coaohes. ■ < halra, Piotnras, Tamea, ■ Fenders, Caroete, Olloloth, Couch and, ' 6 Uhalro. Walnut, Fanoy and Work' Tables, Mats,; wewlng J*»oh(ne3,'lron and Wotd Bedsteads, PaiUt-.Be», M».i. T :' tra^BPß. t illowsi W«shs{snd»,. Tdlle*'- " : ware. Mirrors, Chests Drawers, Cdm• " mode, Feather Dnatera, Kitchen UtoQ*. >ils, Meai Safes, Mangle, So, " ;^~ l SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, ;.!.,- Auctioneers. . " . i ,<SA '- • \ i -"fTKinAY, MAY 28, '" "'lvf' l i at 12 Noon. By order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Northern • District, at Auckland. wt *>t mHE undersigned has been favoured with:" X instrnotiona to Bell, at the. premteei of John Keid» ? d Ca.. W. Queen Ptreet AucSSmd: on Friday, Zota May, 1883. at 12 noon, by orter ot the Bsgißtrar ot the auprema' 'ourt o( Mew Zealand. Northern District, at Auckland, > All that pleoeef Lsnd situated In the Parish of H^mapu, Bank's County, containing t One Bood, be the same a little more or less;' snd being south-eastern part of YE allotment 409, In Use town of Csmbridß* ' - But, wita all the rights and appor-. , 1 tenascefl thereunto belocglng:, -• • '^' ■ " :> ■ Full partlcu'ars may be had, and a plan of taa "* * '" property may be seen, at ths offloa of Hesns j Laiahley and Jackeon, Queen-atreet, Ancklaad, ;.. andaaoot theofflcoof the undersigned. Qaeen- "I1 ■: street aforesaid, where the conditions of sale of -, theproperfcrmaynowbesesn, _, ,* •" V' ; " | J. B. GIIFILL&N, , T , ! '/• • v, ') Auctioneer. | Auokland, 18th M»r,'iSßi ' ' * \ WBDNEhDAY, MAY 23, ili ■; J JB^oiffiKK 6*'' THK MOETaAGKK. '' ''^| AT SIBBIN 'S LAN D U ABTi soopi. '/ . TT' : ALLOTMENTS 61 and 62, of Sußdivl. slon of Allotment 64, Section L betoa. Allotment2B. of Bubdlvislon of Allotmenvsi' section 1, Suburbs of Auckland, PABNBIS' FHE KHOLD. with SHOP erected thereaaTand TWO-STORY DWKIJ[iING.HODBK*SS TWO NKW COTrAGES. -Vr a "*tt A Good nn<t Sato Investment - j "--■- - -X«ms at Sale. ■ -... ...,...._»i. ] QEOKGEfsIBBIN^ » I , Auctioneer. i i j QO¥KTKY G&TTI.B ;.BAi»«r|; ■ Papakurii-We-Mi!dajv«ajW. ' ' AXJTRED BUCKLAND. ( (Confintlea on lourtfi Page). ,- : ■■"■■"■ *\