THE IRISH MURDER CONSPIRACY.

Seven Men Arrested.

(SPECIAL TO PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

(Received nooo, May 21.) LONDON, May 20. iw conieqtwnce of evidence recently htalned in connection with the enquiry into other crimes, the Irish police have arrested «even men on a charge of having . concerned in the murder of Mrs Henry T Smythe, who was shot dead near Barba ,llk House, County Westmeatb, on April ««f 1882 while driving home from church £ .ewriw in com P any. wlth Mi< l°.w Smyihe, her brother-in-law, and ?T Henrietta Monck. The actual mur j \. were at tbe time reported to be three they fired point blank »t the "SJS^ It was believed the death of Bar ffi 'Smythe was aimed at. Several Ss were made at the time, but no con- Snlive evidence was obtained.

, (Received, May 21st, 11,20 a.m.) Aimrovers to be Sent to Australia. ■ LONDON, May 20tb. Tt is intended to send Kavauagh, James nmlth O'flanlon, and Peter Carey, the ap. proven »»the Phconix Park case, to Aus tralia. ________»__

DEAT H OF MAJOR WITHERS.

A OBNBBAt feeling of regret is felt in the community, and especially by the Volun. toeisof the Aucklaud district, on learning of the unexpected death of Major Withers, who passed quietly away on Saturday, in the 76th year of his age. Major Withers % <ok a deep interest in the movement of irhioh he was euch an efficient corn minder, ,atd ho was greatly esteemed by the Volunteers and public in general. His, illness was of abort duration. He was firm taken ill with a seven c cold on Tuesday owning week, and requested Captain jlfthon to take over the parade. His cold leitled into bronchitis. He gradually got nine, tut no particular danger win anticipated. Dr. Keaderdine was his medical attendant, and on Saturday morning Dr. Stoekwtll was called in, and a eoatnltadon was held. Both gentlemen however, were hopeful of the patient's recovery, and expressed to Mis Witheis thoir opiuiun that the major would shortly noorer. The hope, however, was not leolbed, and Major Withers died. The career of the veteran soldier has not been tmivontfal in connection with warfare in this country. He arrived at the Bay of bland* ia November, 1847, with the 65th Begiment, of which be was colour-sergeant, lid paymaster of the B Company. Sudsc qHeutly, od the retirement of Sergeant- Major Lewis, -'he served as sergeant m»jor for. a number of years, and re ceived his commission as quarter-master, Htwaa next promoted to the rank of cap tain, and 'served as quartermaster daring the Waikato campaign in the Transport Corps lervico. He retired on the rank of captain, receiving a captain's pension, and for tome time resided at Napier. When (to West Coast disturbance broke out, Ctptain Withers formed a volunteer com pany in Napier to take part in the woik of quelling the rebellion, and he Was a prominent figure through pat that campaign. The Government re warded his sarvices by appointing him the officer commanding the Hawke'e Bay dis trict, and when Major Gordon retired trom the pott of Inspecting Officer for the colony, Major Withers was appointed his successor. He also succeeded Major Lusk as officer Commanding the Auckland Volunteer Dis trict in 1876, and since then his career has been closely associated with Auckland Volunteers. Major Withers has been mar ried three times, and leaves three grown-up ions and two daughters, and two young children by his present wife. The funeral, with military honours, is expected to take placa to-morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.

(To the Editoi.) ""SIB.—I shall feel obliged if yoa will kindly insert in this evening's issue the fol lowing telegram which Mrs Withers re ceived from the comrades of her late gallant hagband. lam sura there was not a more xealoua and faithful soldier in the British Army, nor bad the old soldiers in New Zea- Und a truer or kinder friend —1 am, »c., Ed ipa ed L Gkken\ Major late 26th Cams. Auckland, 21st May, 1883.

To libs Withers, Auckland, — The old Jobbers, Siiiy-liftli Kegiment, tender yon our heartfelt sympathy in your sad loss, and wish to bsv how much we mourn the death of so gooi an officer, so dear a friend, the pride of the Regiment, and the beloved of the "Koyal Tiger?."—(Signed) M. J. MAHON, Napier, 20th May, 1883.

ALLEGED ROBBERY OF JEWELLERY.

BY TSLKOBAPH.—PBBSS ASSOCIATION.]

WELLINGTON, this day. A BOBBEBY of jewellery occurrod recently either at Wellington or Eaikoura, or on board the steamer Wakatu. Mr Skipping' ton, a new arrival, took passage to hai koora 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 ahodt. It was tbea found that one fcox had been tampered with, and Mr Bkippington sayi that jewel, (cry to the value of £100 had been ab stracted. On the return of the Wakatu »rly this morninp, the detectives made careful examination of the crew, nothing iMpicioas being, however, found,

MINING NEWS.

COROMANDEL, this day. i ToKMBA.-~Mok tributer crushed 2owt. or picked stone for a splendid return of Mom. -

THAnIES, this day. toraiAi.—The drive on the No. 2 reef Jilt is being squared np, and driving will jbortly be resumed on the baDging wall Branch of the reef, which is bearing away tOWirda the Mariner's reef. .Thames Wimding association.—At 9 Qcloek on Saturday morning, the well of the shaft was found to be practically dry, tad the manager has turned the Wter ■ which was flowing from ww upper workings into some old watercourses at No. 4 level, so that none is »ow running into the shaft. The great Cimcultiea feared by the Associated Com panies may now be considered practically overeom'e, and a short time longer should •tufiee to enable all three to commoueo *Otk in real' earnest. The mullock which »M accumulated at Mo. 3 level daring the progress of be ling operations is now being Misted to the surface.

EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE.

.{BY TBIiEORAPH.-PRESS ASSOCIATION,]

; £ALME<?STON NORTH, this day. A MAN named Chas. Manaon, 24 years of age, jumped into the Manawata Kiver, ten chains below Gorge Bridge, on Saturday afternoon. He was only married 3 months t, and was in comfortable circumstances, was noticed every morning for three days past to proceed to the spot where he jumped in. His' wife, who lived at fandon, received a letter on Saturday, dated from woodville, which stated that deeeated contemplated the deed owiDg to a heavy weight he had on bis mind, The body is not yet recovered.

CABLE NEWS.

["Age" Specials.] (Per s.s. Te Anau at Bluff.) THE GERMAN PAKLUMEKT AND SOCIALISM. LONDON, May 9th. The German Reichstag has rejected the principal items of Prince Bismark's pro | posah for satisfying the demands of the I Socialists. BRITISH IN EGYPT. Lord DiUfedn, in a letter addressed to Cherif Pasha, has stated his opinion, un officially, that England will guarantee the permanency of the now system of Govern ment established in Egypt, in accordance with his recommendations, THE FRENCH IN TONQUIN. Admiral Myer, who is in command of the French fleet in Chinese and Japanese waters, has received instructions to prevent Chinese troops from entering the province of Tonquin. -4.11 attack by Auumite troops on Lianoi, tbe chief town of Tonquin, has been repulsed by the French, with great 1 loss to the enemy. France now insists upon establi-hinK a protectorate over the whole kingdom of Anaui.

TELEGRAMS.

(EROM OCR OWN COBBEBPONDENT.)

COKOMaNDKL, this day.

James Thompson, a native of St. Helens, acting as cook for Chetayn's survey party, wa j found dead in bed in the camp near the head of tbe Waiau river this morning. The supposed cause ot death is heart disease. A post mortem examination will be held to morrow.

RUSSELL, this day.

Mr J. Bonrke.Jof the Telegraph ffice, rescued a native child from drowning on Saturday, the child having fallen in oft' the wharf, and Bourne diving in after it. Influenza is very prevalent in this district.

'J lie mail steamer passed South at noon,

NAPIER, this day.

The Napier shareholders of the Colonial Bank are very much incensed at the con tinual changes made of managers of the local branch. The bank has been estab lished here eight years, duiing which time there have beeu seven managers. The shareholders ice no necesiiiy for these changes, and are convinced, that the interests of the bank suffered in con sequence. On the removal of Mr Drake, » ho left on Saturday, strong representations will be made to the directory,

WELLINGTON, this day.

An order-in-Council has been prepared extending tbe time for the election of all Road Boards, which were not elecied in the firat week in May to all jnne (not not only first weeks as oiiginally intended but any day ia the month which the Road Board may fix. The order will shortly be gazetted. the electric light plant for the House of Representatives is on board the lonic.

The date on which Major Atkinson will speak at New Plymouth, has not yet been fixed. His speech will be a political one.

EOKITIKA, this day,

The mining manager of the Ross United Gold Mining Company telegraphed on Saturday : " Just now on to Firth bottom of wash ; prospect, quarter pennyweight to dish; improving as we go down. The shaft is vow down 260 feet The next bot tom to be met with is tbe Fairees Cassuils level, when the company will commence opening out and washing.'' The Isabella Anderson, schooner, from Wanganui, is ashore on the North Spit, through the tow-rope parting whilst she was being towed in this morning.

CHRISTCHURCH, this day. THE ELEGTKIC LIGHT IM LYTTBL«

TON HARBuUR.

The lighting ot Lyttelton harbour by meanß of the electric light was formally in* angurated on Saturday night in presence of a large crowd of spectators. The Hon. Mr Reynolds (ehalrmaD), and H, Driver, director of the New Zealand Electric Light Company were present, The electric light was a great vuccess, tbe harbour being splendidly illuminated. Mr KeynoMs congratulated Lyttelton on bsing thu firat harbour in New Zealand to adopt the electric light, and proposed, "Success to the port of Lyttel ton," to which Mr Turner, Chairman of the Harbour Board, responded.

UUNEDIN, this day. THE RACES.

Gitana is scratched for the Tradesmen's Handicap at the Birthday meeting. Ada mant is a warm favourite for the principal race.

Mr Robert Gillies, of tbe firm of Gillies Street, and . Hislop, will contest the Bruce seat

THE WRECK OF THE ISABELLA ANDERSON. ISABELLA ANDERSON.

UUNEDIIV, this day. The Isabella Anderson, ashore at Hokitika is likely to become a total wreck. The in surances are :—£3oo in National; £300 in South British; £400 in New Zealand. She is owned by Keith Hamsay, of Danedm.

INQUEST.

The Accident at the Northcote Sugar Company's Works.

AN inquest was held this afternoon at Gleeson'a Hotel, before Dr. Philson, Core ncr, and a jnry of 14, on the body of Thos, Hamilton, who died on Saturday from In juries received by a fall of earth) Mr Thos. Morgan was eleoted foreman, and Sergeant Martin appeared on behalf of the police. The following evidence was taken (tbe jury having previously examined the body of tbe deceased :—Cecil Seymour deposed that he was a civil engineer, in charge of the Sugar Company's works at Northcote. He resided on tbe works, and had known the deceased for six months as a navvy on the worke, He whs about 45; did not know exactly. About half-past 9 on Saturday morning, toe 19th instant, deceased was work ing in a chamber, by instructions of Jonn Monaguan, the ganger. He was excavating in a chamber in a cliff, formed of marl; he was working alone, only one being able to work at a time. Witne»s was standing on the wharf, on the beach side, and was in conversation with Mr James Muir, chief manager of the company, when he heard a cry, there's a mad hurt. He ran to the face of the chamber, about two hundred yards, when he learned that the earth had fallen In upon Hamilton, com pletely covering him. Operations for get ting him out were immediately _ com menced. He was got out in two minutes or so. It was in a fitting position, with one arm up. He was covered with soft sandy clay, no rock, about a ton weight. On getting him out, he was placed on a stretcher. He was much bruised. There was blood issuing f.om the nose. He was breathing heavily.' Drank a Utile water. " Seemed gasping for breath. There was no groaning, washed his face, bathed nis temple?, and gave him a spoonful of brandy, The steamer Lily was passing at the time; she was signalled, and came alongside. Four men assisted in carrying Hamilton on to the steamer, with the View of sending him to the Hospital. Within five minutes 6f his leaving Northcote, and when the steamer had got out to something like 300 yards from the Shore, the men in formed ; him that Hamilton was dead. Came acrosß to Auckland; and wfonned Serjeant Martin, who took charge of the body and removed it to the Morgue. De ceased was a married man. Had only been married five weeks. Witness worked under the instructions of the chief engineer. The ganger had ordered Hamilton to leave the chamber a short time before the' fall of earth; the chamber was nine or ten feet in height deceased was working near the moutn ; 'he attributed the occurrence to the peculiar foimation of the earth, which Is ot a loose nature. Deceased was a' vety steady man.— The coroner informed tne jury that a postmortem examination was mdispensible, and Pr Goldsbro'undertook the task.''

{Left sitting)

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

MAT 21, 1883. N.Z. Inuumnco-7691; sellers. 7656 d Auckland Gas-Buyers, £9 2a 6d Union Sash and Door Co.—Buyer*, £9100 Fisher and Co.- lls; buyors, 10a8d ' ■ ' Acoldent-£5 Ills . • i rj ~1 !' Queen of B t auty-Sa to 11b: bnyers.lOa Od; seller;, Qucenof Beauty rontrltmtnrs-4a Bright Smllo-Hnyere, I H 7d ! eellerß. la 9d , Prince Imperial-SCB 6d to 62a; buyeia, 508; sailers, 62a Bd . . - - : .. . J. NEWMAN, chairman.

SUNDAY TRADING IN WEL LINGTON.

—• — I (BY TELECfBAPH—ritESS ASSOCIATION.) WELLINGTON, this day. The police yesterday visited various hair dressing and tobacconists' shops, ordeting them to close their premises. It is under stood that this acliun has been taken under the English act of Charles 11,, which provides that nu person shall follow their ordinary vocations on Sabbath unless for charity, or in case of necessity, the police will prosecute any shops found open next Sunday.

At St. Paul's Church last evening, the «cv. Mr Evanc, of Northcote, who bad peon ordained priest in the morning, .Preached. ■ ' '• A private telegram from Dunedin states : that *da Mantua's " Consultation " is full, and a second one has been started, which ' 'fill be open till to-morrow (Tuesday). Mr > Martin, of the Telegraph Office, i who was 'ectntly in Auckland.jwill attendlthe " en. tertainment." Several abstract reports of temperance ■ sermons are crowded out of this issue, and 1 will appear to-morrow. ' Mesws "VVallis and Gaubber are success' ful tenders for lots 1,11, and 15, in' Carr's .", bankrupt estate. ' t Ti'-J i» la our paragraph referring to the. gazette ■notice appointing Mr J. 0. Hughes. a.s a clerk of the ItiM. Court, Auckland, it should have i been mentioned' tbat the ap pointment is only to the junior clerkship, f** Stoney remains clerk to the Court,

The rich yield of 760z 15dwt retorted golc from one ton of stone oat otthe Welcome mine, Te Aroba, h. s been the teasation oi the day on 'Change. The gold is of tin fiaest quality yet taken ftorn the Thames, worth.£3 15s an ounce.

THIS AUGKI.AKIJLI EVENING STAR, MONDAY: MAlf %]



Funeral Notices. |\ISTRICT ORDERS. Tha Voluatecrß of the Auckland Dis trict wl't ruemble at tbe urillahod TO-MOKKOW (Tuesday) AtfTtCK NOON, at 3 oVlook, with arms a&d accoutrement?, and in full uniform, with o ape on left arm, to follow the remains of the late Major X, Wiiiirim to the Cemetery. Voluntesrs who foi.norly served under tha '.-.to Mcjjr bio alto Invited. B. I-KHOY, Capt, Oommuxdiig pro. torn. TTiCToRrA RIFLKS,-The Members of V all Ranka will c Mmble at the DrlH-ahed To.MoRhO * (Tuesd»y) at i.£o sharp, In v nil Dii-a, wlvh Armi and at outretnents to aot as a Firing Party at tbe fnnenl of the Ute Major withers. Holmeta win be servtd out to Members at the abo*e time and place. qwkm MtHOw, Captain ■ om. Corps. NO. 3 CO. RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. —The Corapiny will mueter at tho Drill shod TO-MORROW (Tuesday), at 1 o'clock sharp (an hour before the time mentioned in tho Dis rict Oi ders), In fall: uniform, with armg md aocontrementß.-ALfHKD E. Isaacs, Capt. ,* MBETING of all tbe •'ld ■^\ Soldiers of the 65th Regiment wM take place THIS EVENING, at 8 p.m., in the Drill Shed, for the purpose of making arrangements to follow the remains of the late Major Withers to their final resting place. WM. MoKVOY. Auckland, May 21,1883. Gazette in tfAnerrrotcy. IN THE SUPKiSMB COURT OK NKW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tb* matter of "The Debtors and Oredltots. Act, 1876," and the amendments thereof, and of the Bankruptcy of Thomas Boakes, of Ponsonby, near the City of Auckland, Labourer, a Debtor. This is to notify that the above-named Debtor las this day filed with me a statement that he is mable to meet his engagements with his ireditors. The first meeting of creditors to >c held at tho Supreme Court-house, Auckland, m WEDNESDAY, tho Suth day of May. 1883 it tho hour of twelve o'clock noon. Dated at Auckland this 21st day of May. 1883. G. W. BAHUty. Deputy Registrar. Robibt Buowmiko. BhortUnd-nreer, Auckland, Debtor's solicitor. tt'ltmwm' iil> IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZKALAND, NOHTHEttN DIBTRIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of the '" Dob tors and Credl ton Aot, 1878," and the amendments theroof, and of the Bankruptcy of Moritz Samuel Leers, of the City of Auckland, in the Provincial District of Auckland, in New Zealand, Sharebroker, a debtor. Under the powers vested in me by tho above Vots, I do hereby summonla General Meeting of ho creditors of the said Moritz Samuel Leers, o be held In tbe Supreme Court Buildings on Monday, the 28th day of May, 1883, at the hour >f eleven o'clock In the forenoon, to receive my oport. and to pass a resolution thatltho said VloritE Bamuel Leers be forthwith discharged, jr otherwise. THO. MAOTFAULANB. Trustee. Jackson and Russell, Solicitors, Fort-atreet, Anokland. <amm IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. In the matter of '• Tbe Debtors and Creditors Aot. 1876." and of the railonj Acts amending the same, and of tho Bank< ruptcy of William Hartshorn, a debtor. This is to notify that William Hartshorn, of rlelenßvlUe, in tho Provincial District of Auck land, and Colony of New Zealand, Brickmaker, lias this day filed a statoment that he is unable to meet his engagements with hi* creditors. The first meeting of creditors to bo held at the Supremo Court Buildings, Auckland, on Tucs lay, the twenty-ninth day of May, 1883, at 12 o'clock noon. • ' Dated this 21st day of May. 1883. Q, W. BAHLKY. Deputy Registrar. Uibhlev and Jackson Debtors' Solicitor. Queen-street. Auckland, Iff THE SUPREME COUrtT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of •? The Debtors and Creditors Aot. 1870," and the Statutes amendiiß the same, and of tbe Bankruptcy ot WitLUM HENRY SiKis. Carpenter, of Mamkohe, Kalp-r». In tbe ProvinoUl D'strlot of Auckland, In tbe Colony ot New Zealand, a Debtor. I'hli Is to notifr that w llilam Henry Brkns, Df Hatakohe. of the Kalpara Dlatrlet. In the C OTlnolal Dintrlot of Auolr'and, 1b the Colony of New Zealand. Oarptnisr, hai this day m«d a fleslaraUon that be Is enable to meet hi; ennagemen>a wlih his Creditors. The first mee«DgotCreilorß to beheld atth« Snprjtne Court houae, Anokland, on MONDAY, the 28th Say ot May, 18)3 at >ha hour of Vi o'elook n< in. Dated at Auckland tbls 2tst day ot May, 1883. S. W. BAtJLiRY, •• i, Deputy Registrar. WntiAM HbnryStkxs, Debtor In person. Medioal. EOLKCTIO PHARMACY. The acme of elegant Medical Establishments. top of«,« ■gJß°gggfil5 >*P"1* THE BAKING POWDER parexcellanc IB AICKIN'S CRATED BAKING POWDKR. .. "TheSlostEconomlcaL" "Yields more Yeast Gas." Pure Material only. Not Mixed With Rice Flour or Alum. In tins at Is 8d and 2s 6d. Speolal Prloe Wholesale. Address :— THE PHARMACY. QPKKN-gTRBET. TilOR THE CUKE OF COUuHS A«D JP-':'. ~■'; .'...COLDB.^ v'«<. s* ; ; -;- I/lOR THE CURE OF ASTHMA AND 17 DIFFICULTY OF BREATHINO. .£oio N B . j§YRUP OF TTYPOPHOBPHITBB "WITH JEuPHORBIA PILUUFBRA. In Bottles at 8/6. , Hasletts MITOHAM LaYANDBR.-"WaTKB Is a. Most rwhmhino Pkrfumk fob Hand EBBOHIBF dB SIOE ROOM." In Bottles at 1/8. 2/8, 6/8,7/6, and 10/e'Eaoh. ENGL I8 H P3AR MA C V 181. QagES-BTRBCT. I FLBsA 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 BUBSTITUTE FOR MOTHER'S MILIC; is FATTEN ino, Nourishino, and Invigorating. Sold in Canisters at Is. 6d. AT THE PHARMACY, (jUEEN-BTHEET. OCTOR aK«OLI)'SPi£A NY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.-The most popular medloine of the day. Price, 28^ a box.-Colo nlal Agents: Sharuns & Co., opposite the Post Office. ,7 OOTHACHU! TOuTHACHiS. X TOOTHACHE 1 Immediate Relief by using EPSON'S M»GIC; itSSENCB. j In Bottles at la. '



Wanted. WANTED KNOWN-The Grand I of Piano Muslo (boat known bomb: reduced to id ilurinu the selling OfT SI D« pitra Hobson-street Shop. ■ WANTED, asmait, intelligent Boy i the Printing Business.—Apply at t Star Office. WANTED, a respectable Boy.—App Jobbing-room, tTAB offloa. WANTED, a Man, with or witho family, to take ohargu of Wood's Islar eight miles from Wharf -*pply W, _ Kol Vloiorla-street B ast WANTED, a Cabinetmaker, ana i Improver nt the Bench, or Polishing, Upholstering.—Apply to W. i. Roth, Vlatorl tt eet Halt. WANTED, a tidy Gi:l about 16 I General Servant.—Apply to Mrs Blsho Newmarket. WANTED, a first-class Baker; got wages to a steady man.—Apply to I Robertson, Baker, Upper Symonds-streot. ANTED, a good Cook (male c female).—Apply Nevada Hotel, Queei atroot. Hi AJNTnD, a good General Servant. - Apply at once to Mrs Barker, top < Vincent-street. \\f ANTED, a smart Youth as Appret V v iioo t) the Drapery.—Apply to t. Mi Waiter, Quoon-sticst. v»/ ANTED, a Strong Man to rido on i ' oat for orders, thatunde-^taiuls killing —Apply 6 Rayne«, WANTED, a Labourer. — Apply £ MUUn_ton, Bargood'a Bul'dicgs. Vli tori* street. ANTED, a middle-aged Woman fo _ Housekeeper.—G. Raynea, Parnoll. WANTED, tbreo Housemaids an< bo y oral Generis I Servants, and also ouiokeepw. — -rmstrons: and Co., Labiu Kxohange, 177. Qne~street. _____ WANTED, a respectable Girl as Genera Servant. —Apply at Mrs Wilson's No. 11, Customhouse street Wost. WANTED, one or two respectable Bar maids; previous exuerlenos not re quired ; also a t-oi vatt uu claln oook and aasls In tbe house work; ale a Younz Man to maki blmeelt generally usofnl—Apply sba;p to C Foßter. Qqat jmhouße Hotel. Fort-street. WANTED, a Barmaid, also Genera! Eetvant.—Apply Occidental Hotel. WANTED, a Strong Boy that can mill and rldo after stock.—Apply to Huntci and Nolan, on Tuesday. \\r ANTED, a good Housemaid.—Applj I' to Mrs nunk, Parnell, during forenoon, WANTED, a good strong Girl to assisi In house work.—Apply to Mrs Parker, Nelson-street, between Vlctoria-streetandWol lealoy-Btreet. \A/aoTKD, two Experienced Book V l Canvassers.—Apply A. Hobolth and Co., next Alexandra Hotel, Parnoll. . »/t■■ AN > ED, a good Bodymaker; used to Bprlng-cart work. — James Maokie, Ooachbuflder, etc, Victoria street East. \\T AM TED, a respectable Message Boy, "* at once.—J. Williama, Victoria-street \fi,' ANTEu, two Man for Barrow-work ; > ' aooustomed to brick-work preferred.— J. Archibald, Whan. jkj ANTtI), a smart Juuior Outdoor v ~ talesman tor the Wholosalo Trade, a knowledge of Koods generally aaa of produce liUdUpeDsab'e,- Ap >ly. wltn referenoes and partloaNra. to Post Office. Box 7. . »v AM'fcD, a first-class Plumber and tt Gasttter; constant employment to a flrat-olaps mind.-Apply to John Petford, Anok l«nd Plumbing Works.- High-street t\7 ANTED, a Young Udy with busi '* ness habits for city bar.—Apply Nevada Hotel. \\ J ANTED, a Dressmaker for a private tt family.—Address, statingterms, to M. N., Box 11 P.O. Auckland. WANTED, a Groom that knows his boslnsts.—W. Oowther. WANT BD, a First-closo Cooper for Keg and Cask-making for New Plymouth.— Apply T. and S. Morrln and Co. (Limited).. WANTED, a Partner in a lucrative buaiaees la Qaiea-street, one who would take an active Interest to > he business preferred, Principals only dealt with.—Apply to itdwara Wajte, 177. Qaeen atrtet. 117 ANTED, for a Farm, a Married ' t M»n, with two or more children, able to milk; Bood waites will ba Riven to a callable family. — Apply 10 London ualry Company, Victorla-atreet, Anokland. % a/ANTED, Servants (especially new * * arrivals) to bbwark of the New Labour Offlco'B "foe sharping." Get Places Bkforh Paying I ANTED, by a first-claw Cook (Krenoh), lately an lvert. a Hitua'ion In ho or ioßt»nn»nt.-Apply BF,_TA_offloe_ v*, AM TED, a General Servant.—Apply "' to Mrs Naomegan, Upper Hotwon street %*/AnTkD, a General Servant. Apply * • Mrs F. 6. Shnrland opposite Grammar Bchocl B>mon''B»treet. WANTED, a Girl to assist in House work.—Apply to Mrs Win. Cameron. near boolal H*lL Kemn»ra. 44/ ANTED, a Re«pectable Girl as »* General Servant; referenco* required. —Apply J. R. Randersen, 0, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. WANTED, Apprentices to the Dress maldnS-'Mln OporU. Huwlwi ItuoU, Newton. WANTED KNOWW-Cork Soles, 2Jd } Hoot Oio.b 6d tho Bottle; Htmou Hooks Sd; Lanir Lealh»r Laoe*, Id the pair, at Duuipler'B foot Shop, Vloiorlasueet. 1&/ARTED to Kent, a comfortable 4 t » roomed Cottage, within 15 minutes' walk Ot Post Ofllce.-Roply AJax, Stab Office. \\r ANTED to Buy, 1 or 2 first-class ▼ T Carriage Horees, not less than 15 hanrs 2 Inches high; brown or bay profeired.-Apply W. Otowther. , WANTED.- CO ps. of beautiful Satin. Cloth. Worth Is 6d: to be soldat7}d. —J. Cosgrave & Co. (late Unabery). ANTED.— Wanted to sell very choip, about 40) iwortoa Uooks from 6d io Ss 6d each,-H. Wati, Qoneral Dealer, Pitt street.^ < WANTED, Employment (light) by a partloularl? steady and handy man; oan do almost anything-Address X, r., Stah (ifflon ANTED, JBlectric Batteries. A few powerful Kleotrto Battrrlei to be Bold, a bargalr, 35' eson.— 01<y I wn Ofllra oppottte Army tc Na»y Hotel. 18S, Qaeenotreet. WANTED, a suitable Fatty to take . ov«ranlco Srocery unslnons nesr tbe City, No gooA-wtll, stock at valuation, aad the premises (which are new and well flMsd up) mar be had at a very moderate rest—Aooly narly to Jonn Harle. Tea Broker. Blih-strent. \\l A>TED, by a Youth, a Situation at V» driving a Baker's Cart; well accustomed to horses.—Apply J.P., Stab Office. \A/ A NTED, to Sell, (cheap) a Milk-cart, vw i llorso and Harness; trial alvon.—Apply Mrs Letham'a Grocery Store. Welletley-atreet. \\ A«TED, • Purchaser for a nice little Vi Tobaoconlit's Boslnew, (took and fix lures; owner leaving Auckland; very cheap; a bargain.—Apply to the Tobaocontst opposite Theatre ttoyal viotoila street. WANTED SEfN—Charles Kelsey and ' Co.'s largo assortment Wiittng Desks, Workboxes. &0.. at all prices.—Charles Kelsey and Co., two doors below Morrlns'. Ironmongers, v«, aft I*D, Mrs Wrl^h's Dancing bias's m to meet on Tuo<day evenings.—Ul, Qi ey^treet. Private lejuona given. WANTED, to Buy, Left-oil Clothing of every description, for cash. Parties waited on. P.S.—Wanted Known—For Hire, Trap and Saddle Horses.-Apply Thos. _U>, Clothier and Draper, Parnell. \\! ANTED KNOWN-Swing Looking 7 T Glasses 39 6d. 4s and 4s Bit, are lnoiudad in Damplar'a Belling Off. Hobaon-atreet Bhop. WA N TED SE UN—Charles If elsey and Co.'s Real Silver Jewellery. They keep no imitations, guarantee everything they sell. Fresh assortments monthly.—Charles Kelsey & Co., two doors below Mornns', Ironmongers. WANTED KNOWN-No Imitation v" Silver kept by Charles Kelsey & Co.— The whole of their Stook Is guaranteed genuine. —Charles Kelsey and Co., two doors below Morrlns', Ironmongers. J WAN T V D to Sell, a handsome well-bred Maro; 6 years Old; perfectly staunch and quiet; any trial in saddle or harness.— Apply Mf Smith, Mount Eden 'Bus Proprietor. W ANT'-p, a supply of Greengroceries. v*r —Apply to A. J. Thomas, next Mr Crom bie's. Franklin Road.' \\/ANTED. 10,000 yards White Flan ▼ ~ nel, all wool, 201d.-J. Cosgrave & Co. Mate Linabory). ■ VGJJJ. \\T ANTED KNOWN-No better TT Speotaoles need be used than the c reduced to Od par pair at Dampler's Selling Off, flobedn street Shop. ; ANTED KNf'WN-That 1 am pre pared to purchase Household Furniture andother effeote on tbe premises on theahorteat notlco, in town or country.—apply personally or by letter, tor James Bae. Darby-attest. WAWTISD Kta uWN—Door Mats, Is and li fld, are inoladed in Oampler'B Belllnet off, Hobson-street Shop. XJki ANTED KNOWN—It ypu want to TT see the latest Fashion (Autumn and Winter. 1383), have a glance at Mnnro and Mllllgan'a Tailoring Window, In Hobson-street, WANTED.— 3,000 yds. Velveteen, from Is 6d per yard.— l. Cosgrave &Co (late Lfnabury WANTED KWOWN—The Selling tfi Includes Iron ffire-'proof Safes at £8 and £3 10s. No higher prloes at Dampier'e Hobson^street Shop- _ \ ' ■ ; ■: WANTED KNOWN — A rare chance for the Ladieß. Selling Off-China, Glass, and Earthenware -F. A. Henmao, Kara ngahape Boat), opposite Newton Hotel. YV ANTEIFsEBN, the"Won'derfnl Fresh T T Barßai"a in ! M«n'n IWatertlght Boots, only 10s 61, at Damplet'a Boot Shop. Victoria' street. ' U,1 AMBD KNOWN — Berlin, Shet *w land, and Andaluslan Wools, 2d pet dozon skeins, or 8 down for. Is, colours pink mauve, and canary (slightly faded): alsaCrewe Wools, Od per dozen skeins (a job lot); wiui coloured Satin Oloth, 6d yard; Navy Blue Serge 9d per yard; Best Wearing White Calico, 4s tii dozen yards (no better in the town); also, ii white and unbleached, 3d 'per' yard; very gooi Socks, 2d per pair, size No. 2; the Beat Flam* at Is yard, suitable for men's under vosts,—Jobi Green, 86; Victoria-street. • ■«,



Wanted. 7t \»7 ANTED 3 Farm Hands, 2 Plough. ,ig TV men. 3 Station Hands, 2 Walters, ! m . Qenerals, and others,—Armstrong & Company, Lahjur >^ehangp. 177 Qneen-mrejt. tor \A ANTED to SELL, Farms and Allot }lo T» ments; *Ibo. Boaralng-house and Hotole (la'ge or small capital).—Armstrong ft Co., — Estate Agents. H7. Qaeen street. %*7ANTED, a Barmaid; also, a Cook *v an a ucusenrald for s hotel ln the „[ country.—Atmetrong ft Co.. 177. Queen-street. h 1 W ANTED, allPersonarequmngHouses, '* Lands, Hotels, Boarding-houses, or — Busineißesofanykind.tooiU at Armstrong and in I'o's.. K.tate Agents. 177. Queen-street. £ W," ANTED K*OWN, that the Helens » » ville Timber Co.. Limited, has opened — a depot at NEWMARKET. Timber in any is quantity. Inspection invited. Give your orders. "• vi^ANTED~SEEN, tbe extra grand — V V Line of Uemlemen's Real Hand-sewn id Kid Blaetlo-Bide winter Boots, very oheap, at 1. Lmmploi'a Boot Bhop, Viotorla-street. WANIKD KNOWN-Anotber~grand Fresh i.oi ot Ladles', Genta', asd Cbil ,l. dren'a Onod Chta? BootF, at Dampler's Boot Shop, Vlotorla-Btrov- " \\r ANTED to Sell, Men's Serga Suits, >f V* 20a: Men's Strong Twerd Bulls (all wool), 255; MaolntOHh Overcoat?, 15e.—Aeher Oltv Loan Office. 286 Queen-street (opposite '• Army and S*vy Hotel. 3 ■\*7'ANTEl)toSell»Men'BfcttonßTwe[d -. TV Vrouf«r», Ss 6d (worth 8s 6d>; Tweed ■■ do. (woo.) 6s Od worth 10'; »U wool Tromeni f. (extra strong), 8s Od, worth Us.—Aßher's City L nan Odlco, 286, Queen-street (opposite Army |' and Navy Hotel). :'- \\T ANTED the Ladies to Know that 7 T Munro and Mllllgan, Hobson-itreet, ~ hive Boonred the services of a flratoltos Mll llner, and are now prepared to supply millinery . in all its brtnohw on tha Bhortes* notice. 3 \A! ANTED. -1,000 yards Patent Velvet, v v in all colours, Is per yard.—J. Cosgrave and Co. (late Linabery). iJiANIBD KNOWN-Wood Chairs It 4i ; grand Grecian Oane - bottomed Chairs 6s 61. are included la Dampler's Selling Off. Hobson- Btreet ahop. WAN T B D -100 Gentlemen to Purchase Best Qtullty Tweed Suits (bought ln an overstocked market), prioe 80a; those goods are really worth from 63s to 70s. A quantity of Real Good Working Coats at 7b Od. worth 10h 6d. — Jamea Scutt, General Draper, «a, London Home, Vlotoria atreet West and Nelßon-atreet. Auckland. VX7 ANTED KNOWN—Money to Lend TT on personal and collateral seourity, re payable by weekly instalmenta. Buls dis counted.—Rae's Now Zealand Pawn Bhop, Darby street. WANTED KNOWN—Another grand Lot ol Ladleb'. Gente'. and Children's Frtsh Boots at Dampler'n Boot Shop. VlctoiU street. Beta time. W ANTED to Buy, some good Second* hand M»lt Tanks.—itpi>l> Stik i iffioe. \\r ANTED KNOWN—UHKAP HM« V» beb! Cheap Timber 1 And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywhere else at the Yards of D. Goldib, Albert-Btreet. ANTED KNOWN—Another grand Lot of Cheap Hoots, at Dampler's Boot Shop. Victoria street. Be ln time. WANTfeD, Buyers for a quantity of Gentlemen's Fashionable Cut Beal Tweed overcoats, at 28a 6d eaob. i h-ao Goods mt of the beat ityles ln Heather and Grey Mixtures, and oannot be matched under 12s.— Junes Soutt. General Draper, dnthter, &o, fea, l-ondon House. VlotorU-atreet West and Nel son-nil eot, Anokland. WANT KD TO SELL, 100 pairs seam less coupe JOSEPHINE 4-BUTTON KHJ GLOVES, 2s 6d pair; worth Sa Bd. JUST Arrived, a shipment ot Norwich orange-coloured SINGING CANARIES, At W. EYRE'S. Victoria-btreet. %», ANTED KIN OWN — A. O. STEPHENSON, drapkb, nbwton, Has Just Opined Up NBW VELVBTBRNB, special value, 1/9 JU& NBW SATINS, 1/9,28. to 678 yard NEW SliiK3, BplenQid Lyons, il& yard NRW HOSIKRY, 4Jd upwards NKW DOLMANS, well trimmed, 26/ NEW DLSTXBS, 3/6 to 35' each NEW jAOKRTri, splendid value, at 7/1 NICW UNDBROLOrHlNG.aUttylesandprices SK#H ATS, in Straw. &0., 8d upwaiii NKW FXATHKUB,I/6 to 21/ eaob NS'V FLOWERS,/2} to 3/8 eaoh NKW TAPKSTRY CARPETS, 2/8 ter yard NBW LONG LA"E CURTAILS, /BJ, 1/, 1/8 ■nd 1/8 per yard NKW SHOUT OUBTAINB, /<J to 1/per yard NKW FLANNHL9,3S pieoes. /7i to 2/6 per yard NBW BLANEBTS, full SIM, AU WOOL 18/6 per pair NKW CLOTHING, in great variety. DRRSSMAKING AND MILLINERY ON TBS PRKMISKS. A, O. STEPHENSON, itAnmoAnAm rnjau. WANTED. - Wanted to Sell, veiy Oheap (and mnst be Bold). 20 gross Ooi y and Xxerolse Books, 68 leaves, only Id eaoh; Copy Books. 2d, I for 6d; Blotting Books, from Id to 61; about 20 gross Illuminated Cards and Ororoes, from 6d to 2s per doz; ISO boxes Pees 12 don la a box, only 8d per box. 4- 6d dos boxei: Penholders, Is 61 per KroM; 45 dor Small Walters, only 3d eaoh, 6 for Is. 2» uer doe: Palot Penri», 8d eaoh. 2s Cd dos; Lot of Sponge, from 3s to Is: Prworred Mtlk (damaged tine) only Sd tin: Currants. Id lb: Snltanas, 01 lb; Arrowroot, Sd lb. 12 lbs for 2« 8d; Small Rice, 2d lb: Large Rioe. 3d lb, 6>t» for Is; Jams. 7d and 8d tin; God f auoe. 6d bottle; Salad Oil, 2 botttos for Is Id; L»rge Bottle*, only 9d; Sifety Matohes, on'y Sd doz; fluid Maiobej. 7 • doz. Tin Boxee, la B<i doz; Cheese, i& and Bd lb; Hams, lOd lb by the bun; Tin Oconors, only 3d eaoh. U doz; Lot of Flates, from U«o 2s eaoh; White and Gold Chlun Cups aod Baaoers. 8d each. 3a Cd ror i doz. 6s 6d doz; Needle*; 3d pet loo: Lot of l'lo'urcß. 3d and Rd; Chamber. Is 3d. -H. Watts. General Dealer, Piit s'troet-io boies Ugbt Bine, only Id lb, 7 lb boceß only '&> box; Tart Tins, 9 for 1b; Gluit Cement tor menrtlng glmw or oh'"a. 6i bottle. ALaDY or GENTLEMAN can be ac otimmndatc^ «lth Uo»rd and Besldenoe wiiere no other hotrden are kept.—Kor addrefls aoply Btab Offloe. nOAKD OF KDUCATIOJN. , The Board Invite* application for the appointment of a Third Amlatant Inspeotor of Ponools. Salary, £300 a year (eiolnslvo ot travelling allowance). Appli a long will be reaeived on or before the "..Mayinstant. VISOKNT E, RIOK, __ Secretary. HOOT TRADE.—Wanted, Maehiniats and Fitters for tbe Boat Trade-Applj w. MoArtbur and 00/s Boot Faotory. /CUSTOMERS Wanted fer five hundred V J sacks finest selected Canterbury Potatoes. Price live shillings and sixpenoo per owt.; ship ments arriving weekly. — Edward E. Da vies, Nathan's Bond; Custom-house-street. (tOTTAGE— Wanted to lease, with par ' ohailnir nl»u80, ior 6 Rooms and Good Allo'mnnt, Mount Bden or l»jber Pass pre ferred.—State full putloulars to W.0., Box 281. PosiOfaqe; |/>ARM Hand (aomarried), Wanted; - must be accustomed to c very-day manage ment of Sheep, and able and willing to do any ordinary farm work about the place; good oharaoter required. Wages, £1 per week and ound.—Apply by letter, or personally, to Messrs Hunter and Nolan, Dnrham-Btreet, Auokland. 110 CaßTEßJ}.—Wanted, a good steady ' Man.—Apply to B. and B. Duuer, Davon port Store rpWO Boys Wanted, to Scrape Gum. - M. O. J. Hatohlnfon. 16. Castomhonae-Btrcet, f O Engineers and General Smiths,— ' Two competent men (new arrivals), soous totnod to Asrrlonltnriil, Hange, ciove, and General Smite' Work, seek employment; ex oallent testimonials—Apply to Alfred Band, College Boad, opposite Kngland-stteat, Pon sonby. ' yu AITAKEREI (^AW-MILL. ' Wanted Known—That I can supply TIMBER as Cheap as any producer In the provinoe without raising, the prices when other mills lave 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 ln stock, Builders' Timbers and Cabinetmakers' selected Broad Boards, In Kauri, Rimu, and Kahlkatea. Orders shall have my best attention.—John Smith, Waitakerei. Ist Maroh 1883. '_. Drapery &p. X AND yy \y ILLIAMB DmBOT IMPORT HS OF DKAPERY AND FAN.OY GQODS, , BOIH SIDBB KABANQAHAPK ROAD, NBWTON. "NOT BKLbtivG OFF*— "NOT QOINW TO ENGL4NU"— "NOT OFFERING A LAttSK DItCOUNT"'- But have to arrive by the following vessels now due :— Ss. POTOBI 3 CASBS AURIGA .5 OASES QWOBGHS 8KW1.KY...........2 OABRS OLYDB .a OASE3 A BIG LOT WINTttR GOODS, comprising OtOTIIING AND OVERCOATS: thess lattor have been made roeolally to our order " extra long." BLANKSTS. FLANNELB. HOSIERY, Sco., &6 ' In ad( itlon to the above-mentioned Goods, we shall receive, ex Gbobqb Bbwlby, about 200 (two hundred) of Cooper. Box and Oo.'s - Cblebrated Patent Vrntii atinq W.&TERP'ROOF TALBTHES COATS. . See What the Field, saye respeotlng these Goods:-."I have tried your Ventilating coat well ln the oouning field, and consider it a great BuocesßS. It Is most oomfortable to walk in, and turns any quantity ot ral a.—Yours vert faithfully, *••*♦•* (Robin Hoop)-Mksbbb Ooopkb, Box and Co." A New frooess (Just discovered) prevents the rubber hardening- and destroys all smell of naptna* —— ——» .. We hayo always on hand a ' ' N.a-The vYAraBKwoi1' Coats are worth WaitiDg



. To Let. POWER TO LET, on 70 miles of"ga i..« mains, in the olty and BUburbsof Ancl Una. Knglnea from }to 100 h.p. inOio&ted. Coi SmtS.l S 2 f BM> from 18 oublofeetofgaspe indlMted hon>e-t>ower per hour for the lariee SSSn^i 5 ft?*!"lhe amaUer'" ™«w!rK RS^S!' *?°u a» nd "%• «»"uf»oturerg. Fodde iJealern. Maltstera Ssuuge Makera, &«, fee. oondlMons. applfto the flSSeti? iSteiaejm ffi P ? >- go 't<treet iOLBT, in the Suburbs, a Pretty Cot. Hnna fJSS'ltr"I.*™' low—inquire for dire* tlons from Mr ICdwards. Brpoer. Newton Road, Tno LET, a 7-roomed Hoose in Auburn -Bh%p. BiZVp A a gal''H yo^ B- BmUh ''tth6DfltPßr'' V°a LEl> seyen-roomed Uweumg ana pLon|y p RO aT z^grvSLssssuz 'TIO iiET, a three-roomed Verandah Cot i "^ i B<& n? ar'y new; colonial oven, water laid in. Rent 6a 6d.-Mra Walker, Ruaseli street. Great North Road. (Name on door.) T°ttLETi a New Sho P and Dwelling I House, next Evans (late Minettl), Baker. HShgn n;'ggg&-^ Hdy to W- Fark6r- Wer' 1 O LKT, Apartments, with or without - Board; within »even minutes walk of '■eneralPot-offloe—Apply btab Office. fjyO LEr, a Bakery Business In the .™»ii Bnl urJ 18. doing a large and Increasing B nOOdB bu9lne 1 "- 1 ThU 1b a rare chanoe fo" °»/rtJ£ ?i ? aS wishing to start ln buslness.- Addreas AJ.. P,y., Auokland. '110 LET, a new, well-finished, 6-roomed » House in Upper Queen-street; city water. -V vans. ABunt. Queen-street ' | LET, in Vie oria-street, a good Shop timtX? dDwell, taßof 7 roomii; splendid posl tljn for any boslnesn.—Apply W. and J. Frater Land Agents. N.Z. Insurance hidings. rfW LET, 2 Two-roomed Cottages, also » one Furnished Bedroom for a lady, and use or fire.—Apply on the pr«mlies. Hopetown street, off gar»ngab>pe Road. Newton. ' i O LET, a new 8-roomed House with Wakefl'S^lZr APPIy l° J'meß fcWln' *»* t stO LKT, New House and Shop in West 1 Street, eff Upper Qaeeu-ntraet, rent, low. Apply to H, AHhton'and Son, 8, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. ■ «>«»"«» - b O LET, a 6-roomed Cottage, Stables, nZ ~ w.ltn,°gß and quarter roresof Garden and Orohard, at Hiohmond ; low rent.-Anply to H. Anhton & Son, 8, Now Zea-jnd Insurance Buildings. LKT, at end of mouth, Mr Mercer's ii ?e sldenoc. In 8t Stephen's Avenue, Par nell: 6rooms, bathroom and soullery.-Apply on the premise^* to K. B. S. Mercer. T«U LET, or For BALK, small FAEM, .fc« 48i tna, ted J ? t Avondale (part of Dr.!Aioken's), about 7 miles from town. New House 1 rooms! Stable, and out-houses. Ten aores very good lend, partly in young Orohard; all seourely fenced and fronting the river.-Full particulars from D. F. Evans, Land Agent, Auokland" * O LET (with immediate possession) a * 7-roomed House, top of Grey-street, with svery convenience; lawn and kltohen garden ■ gas and water laid on.—Apply to IK), Grey atreet. - qpO I BT, Cottage in Brewer street; rent, A 8s Bd.- Apply v. F. Bvans, Land Agent, Bait Bank of Australasia. A PARTMENTB. — To Let, a comfort fcbd,^lß^oe? d S'"^-^-caress AFORNIBHBD Bedroom to Let, with use of kltohen, to married ooupleor young lady; tarma moderate.-Apply Bt«b ofßoe. ruO MKRCHANTS aND OJHEKS.— I To Let, those Centrally Situated and First suss Bubl. ojs Premises as now oooupled by Messrs BoyUn and Tanfleld. at the oorner of Vulcan Lane and High-street, and who are now removio* to new premises. This Is an old wtabllahed store, and none better suited for a tnerohuit'ci warehouse.—Terms and particulars, tpplr at onoe to D. F. Evans, Haute Agent jy OR T H SHOP. £. HOUSB3 to Let ln Good Po»itlons.-Apply, K.&R.DUDKK, Devonnort Store. For Sale. ffOft SALE, a 9-roomed Villa Residence. w Verandah on three sides, plenty of water, ietaohed washhouse. New, and eleßantly lnished. 20 minutes' walk to Queen-street, dose to 'Bus and Railway Station, Eden Vale toad, Mount Eden. Price, £450: part cash; ian remain,—VaUeandDouglas, Shortlond-st BPOR SALE, a small Furniture Business I in Queen-ntroot, doing a good cash trade, this is a grand opportunity for a Tradesman with a email oapital.—For further particulars, \pply to Charles Wilson, 310, Queen-street. v- OK positive Sale, Mount Eden, large ~ Building Allotments, 200 ft deep, dear of itonp, and splendid position.—H. Fartington, rlonse and Land Agent. ijiwK SALK, Rokeby-street, a comfort- I? able 4-roomed House, in good repair, with mo or two Allotments, very cheap.—H. Par- Ington, House and Land Agent, (U'OK BALE, Kyber Pass, beautiful Resi * denco of six rooms, well finished; gas and itove; allotment 50 x 200.—11. Piirtlngton, House tnd Land Agent - ■ l^oiTfi -I.E, o Cr.« Smite, uearly Dew, I at Bi and £3 reapeotlvely.—Address }, Bailey, Working Men's Club. Qnoongtne*. FOR SALE, one of Antoine Courtoi's Oorneta, nearly ntw i coat «14; Prioe. «8. Ipply at Old Bouse at Home Hotel, Hobson itreefc FOR SALE, a paying Grocery and Tea Bneinrss. with or wHhoat the freehold 'remUpn.-For parttouiars apply to John Barle, rea Broker, High-street. «j"OR SALE AND TO ARKIVE.-400 r saoks BEST SOUTHERN POTATOES. \pply tO GIiOBGK SIBBIN. FOR SALE, a 6-roomed Cottage with a large piece or land, within tan minutes' va'k at the Poat-offloa.—For particulars apply 0 Mr J. A. Baale, BoHoltor, Queen-ireet. FOR SALE, £150, a Bookseller and Stationery Bußlno3s ln the olt», doing a ihndy and Inareasinn trade; satlsfaotori OMOns for disposing of same.—Apply office of h,U paper. ■ TO BOOT MANUFACTURERS-For " Bale.ez We^tmeatb, One Pair Bolltra and fno Booentrlo Preos, SO in.; also, Sole Knives tnd Iron Laatg.—O- >', Fleming, High-etreet. ||tOR S.\i.B, Gond-will, Stock, and Fit. " tings of a Grocery Business, situated In a leading suburban thoroughfare doing a good md steadily increasing trade. Dwelling oon lists of G rooms; gas laid la. 'Bus passes every r minutes.—D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent, Queen itreet (next Bank of Australasia). DIAMOND— For Sale, Diamond King, at a saoivttoe for oash.—Apply at the Stab Dfflce ; PKIVATE TBEAIKIOALS.-ForSal (oheap), Proscenium, Drop, Parlour, Gar ion, and Street Soenes.—Apply to Geo. Shirley, 3tab Offloe. i i-USINESS FOR SALS.—A first-rate *= Drenmaklng and Millinery Buslnoap, In the best suburb ol Auckland, eplendld shop, arae [trade, low rent, and most exoelle&t oon ifotloi. Owner in bad health. Capital re inlred, about ißloo.—Ed. Wayte, Qaeen-atreet. i T OLD ARMO URX, a quantity good Bonding Bubble Biloks and Ualvanlz'.d Iron, whtoh mutt be Sold at once. W. tC G. WIN3TOWE. ii OR SALE AT KAMU, WHAN- V G&RB1 To bo sold. GBNBRAL BTOBB at Kamo, aear tbe coal mln es, doing a large Business and itoadily increasing, To anyone possessing a imall capital this is an[opportunlty rarely met with. For further partloalars apply K. MITCHKLBON AND CO.. Qoaon-fltreet, Anokland, TO BAKERS AND OTHERS.-Valu able and First-class Business, situated on Manukau Boad. P&rnell, conaietlng ot Hand ■orneand Commodious bhop and Dwelling, con l»lntng nine rooms, pantry, bath-room, souilery, S&loony (back and front) i splendid large Baker's Qven, dough boxes, flour loft, stable, and nu merous outbuildings; large Freehold Allotment [double frontage). In all, a flnt-olass and very 3 mpaot Baker's and Con'eotlonet's Premises, ill ln oapital working order.—Full particulars it offloo ot D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent, Qnoen -Btree.t. (773) Goodson'B Arcade. LONDON ?P LONDON LONDON OO LONDON LONDON g§ LONDON /^(OOD SON'S VXOOD-SON'S ARCADE. fM ARCADE. ARCADE. SS ARCADE. ARCADE. || ARCADE. T~fii Ip verandah restored, And Oub Windows Present the Usual Attractions. THE DAMAGE SUSTAINED Cannot bo estimated by the actual oost Incurred in the restoration, as £300 Will not compensate for the loss we have sus tained by the expenditure incurred, and the sacrifice we have experienced through our Four Windows being excluded from public gaze; but the additional patronage of our numerous customers will accomplish it, and upon this we confidently rely, presenting GREATER ATTRACTIONS than ever, considerable accessions being made to the already Finest Stock ln the Colonies, by NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED, and whloli will be constantly supplemented by further shipments. ■ ■ Note the Address The London Arcade, * AUCK^iAND D CHRIBTCHURQH. ' ' London Address: 63, St. Maiy Axe.. CHEKRY PECTORAL, O Absolutely the best remedy ever made for COUGHS^''UBUKpaiTIH. AND OOLD3. ' PrioA, 2a Wand 4s 6d a Bottle. •** 1 BHARIiAND ft 00. opposite P< at-offloo.



•-'- - .Lost and Found. us f OST, at the North f hore, a Boy'a Ove c- MJ coat.—Finder will bo rewarded by r i- turning same to No. i, ScherfTs Building * Fort-street. ' r T OST, a portion of an Earring in Vii d -LJ torla-street or College Road. — Findi t Please ratnrn to Mrs Burkj Bydney and M( ~ bourne Honse. Viotorla street. A liberal i< c ward given. b r 0S T, on Thursday last, betwee a l-J Manukau Road and the foot of Si • Stephens Avenue, a Plated Carriage Lam r Socket and Sprint reward on it belngleft at M , Mowbray'a, Parcel!. " T OST, fn Efewmatket on Saturday nigh " -&-< a Bag containing 12 one pound notes, ■ sovereigos. and 1 half-sovereign.— Whoever re . tying the same to Mrs Piloher, New-street . Nuwmarket. will be handsomely rewarded. ' I OST, on Saturday, a Canary. —Th( i HJ floder will be rewarded on retaining th« same t v Mrs 8. Frrker. City Boad. '_ fifOUND, an embroidered Apron, in Nel i » B9. n:Btreefc. Owner can have same by pay : Ing for thla advertleement Personal. "DECEIVED Half Five Pouad Note XU from Conscience.—O. 'I"**™. Party who has the Basket on T r« j??18 is requeeted to return same to M. ! ■uQvy unu Co. IF Mbs. SMALB, formerly Miss 6ynn, of Tresmarrow, I -mson. England. H In Auok lam^^ooaimnnloate with Mrs. Peak, Symonds- IV RO9EAN COTTER, Or HUGHES, IS still «iom sln Anokl»lid, she would console her relatlvts by communicating with them, or with H 1o ajg rpon a P onDy.BlahOPOr Anokland' *l W IF THE PERSON who wrote an ». xS noj1»m<H>sJCrttter. direoted to Miss B. 8., Si2f«iiStme^ dS BB n?' "Po'oa'se to "ie person nSf^in 0 J;h^*i. n wlthon* delay, ImmedUte n2S?o w»HL$f tak?. nJ° DUnlan tM offender. Name of writer well known. AJ"? 8 will Please call for their .^.-KUt^KS left with Mrs J. White at Bhop next to Mrs George, Parnell. Done as usual. , - Meetings. , ,-A O.F.—OOI3RT CITY jNHHHB^:;;XII^ OF.AUCKLAND. \ 9es, iNHj'The Members of toe above fv«K Qn> Court are summoned to attend IMS Watk » Soneral Meeting at the Cook (J^pm^^f street Hall on MONDAY, 21st Nomination of iiffloers and other impoitanl Business.-By order. . . T. W, ALLEN. Sec B TTtDBN LODGE, No. 1530~E~C. fU-^-Jta Keaular Monthly Meeting T^f will be held in the 1 odge-room, Masonft f^\ Hall,K»r»t!KahaDOßoad, imi-MOKKOW (Taosday *V hNINU, at 7.30 o'clock, oreoluely. Visiting Brethren are Invited to attend. By command of the W.M. HBNHY CHAPMAN, P.M.,... :. -.■.-;.■..■. Beoretary. AUCKLARD CHOKAL SOCIETY.— Rehearsal To-morrow Evening, 7.45 sharp, " Paradise and the Peri." Chorus, Soloists, and Orohestra.—H. GILFILLAN, Jun., Hon. Sec. MOUNT ALBERT AND MORM.VGSIDK. AU persons Interested in the oontlnnanoe of Regular Services ln connection with the Pres hy to»lan Church ln the above and nelshbonrinß districts, are requested to attend a Meeting at the Mount Albert Pnbllo Hall on TUKBDAY EVENING, the 2Sjod lnat.. at 7.30 o'clock. TIRADES AMD LABOUR COUNCIL, ; Meeting of the Trades ana Labour Council will be held at the Working Men's Clnb. oa FRIDAY KNHNING. next, at 7 o'clock. The Representatives on the late Shows Demonstra tion Committee, and other trades not there rep* retented are respeotfuliy requested to attend. , GRO. WI9LOP. AIPARA STISAMSHIP COMPANY (LIMITKC). The Ordinary Annual Gene'aA Meeting of the Shareholders of the Katparn Steunshlp Cum pary (Umlted) will be held at the offloeofMr Htodut (Chamber of commerce Rooms), on MONDAY, the 28th in«£, at U noon. Business: To receive Direotors' llaport and Balanoa sbet>t to April 30th, 1883; also, to eleot two Direotors In plaos of Mr T. Morrln and Captain Colbeofc, who retire by rotation, bnt are eligible ror re-election without notice j and to eleot an Auditor for the ensuing year. Bj order. WILLIAM LODDKK. Anokland, May. 1883. Manager. VKWrOM KOAD DISTRICT. The Annual Meeting of Ratepayers In the abovenamcd District will be held at the Primi tive Methodist Chapel, Richmond Road, on FKDDAY, June let. at 7.30_p.m. ROBERT 1\ WARNOCK, Chairman. May 21st, 1883. * UCKLAND PERMAf«ENT CO -1 OPKKAT.IVK MUILDING AND IN VKBTMENT BOOiaTY. N O T 1 O K. The Eleventh Annual Meeting of the Auck land Permanent Co-oreraiivo Building and Investment Society, for receiving the annual report and aooonnu, and electing a Committee or Management and Auditors foe thnjaimnbuL row. .vii! ha ».otu in me lioetnre BaU of the Yonng Men* Christian Aesooiatloß, Albert street, on TUHSUaT, 12ih June, 1883. at half past 7 In the evening, JOaNBATGBB, Secretary. N.B.—ln aooordsnoe with Rule No. 11 Nomi nations ot Candidates for office mnst be lodged with the Heoretary on or before 31st May, , Business Notices. riiHE NEW ZEALAND COPYING ■■- COMPANY AND PORTRAIT AGENOT, 836, QUEBN-STREBT, AUCKLAND (BOBEBT HESBY BAETLKTT ASD HKNRY CLAYTON, PBOPBIETOES), Bxecuto Portrait Pictures in Oil and Water Colours, and every description of Portrait Paint- Ing, in style far superior to any foreign work, FROM THE PHOTOGRAPH ONLY. Portrait Fiotures of well-known individuals thus executed are always on view at Mr Bart lett's Studio. W! '0,.'.. r, m . ""rk AU ohUdren suffer from them. ' •-* If snspeoted, ask tor toe Certain Care. BHABLAND'S WORMPOWDBKB,I/paoket Acotheoaries Hall. opiin;iti Puntofflcn. p\ -..ax: WMSM ftn&&'< ksl :n „■«. MISS LEE SMlTHriate"of the Old Country, begs to intimate to the Ladies of Auckland and Suburbs that she has now Opened her new Dressmaking Warerooms ln Rutland-street, off Queen-street (nearly opposite Albert Park Hotel). From h*er lone and varied experience in charge of many ot thn leading Magazines of Fashion In the, Old Country ihri America, she o&n now with confidence undertake to execute all orders entrusted to nor after the Latest Styles and Designs. Perteot Jftt Guaranteed, and Charges Moderate. JWFOJ IC $ j O F : ;.» SJf. ON:A L. waltk~r"~"s huh (Late Ferguson,) BaKEB, Begs to inform his patrons and the public generally that he has removed to thoie premises situated 2 doors from " Old House at Home,'' Victoria-street, and would take this opportunity of thanking his customers for the support accorded him in the past; and trusts, by strict personal attention to their requirements, to merit a continuance of their favours. •m/TTuitl C E SVL L I V~AN -i-uL (Late op Detectivb! Police), Begs to notify his friends and the public that ho has taken over the Premises and Business lately in the occupation of MpKBNNA & CO., TAILORS & HABIT MAKBRS, PITT-STREET. He has secured the services of Mr MoKonna as Cutter. Fashionable cutting and fit guaranteed. a trial solicited. I \EVOJMPOKX, NORTH SJiOKJS WELLS BROS., CARTERS, CONTRACTORS, &c Goods Carted aud Delivered from vessel's Bide at ehoitoHt notice. Brioks, Lime, Sand. Shell, Ash, Home Blooksc Posts. Kails, fro. Ballast supplied. Coal and Firewood Dealers. Yard—pPPoarrß Flagstaff Hotel. aP B T R, V, • 67, VICTOKIASTBKKT WB3Tj I Opposite Royal Mall Hotal. A well assorted Htook of Jewellery, Watches. SCO,, always on hand, Repalra neatly executed on the premlces, and oraers promptly attended to. Chargei moderate. H.P. U Belllns Off his Stook of silver JoweUery at coat price, to make room for a new assortment. CURB FOR INDIuESTION-TONIC BALSAM, a Genuine liver KegulaUon Price 3a a bottle.-BHARLAND & CO (oppo slte Poat-offloe). , ]«■ O X ICE. BBBBWAXI BBSS WAX 1 Purchased In any quantity for Oaah. Buyers ot Fungns and Munte Metal. Having purchased ln China a Fine Assort* ment of Teas himself, JAMBS AH KKW can confidently recommend them, and trusts that all hie old Customers, and the Public generally, will avail themselves of this splendid opportunity and call early to bny bis Superior Congou, Beat Flavoured Kooloo, Shononong, and various Mixed Teas.suited to every ta»te> Hehasalso on hand Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger, Crockery ware, Bilks, Uandterohlefa. sad otter commodities too numaxouj to mention, < TOOTHACHE CCJRE -Instantaneouß Belief. ODoNT ALGIC; to bottle.-SHAB. LAND & CO. (opposite Poßi-ofllo'),



Board and Residence. A LADY can offer a Comfortable Ho £X. to o«e or two young ladies wbo are tending sohool. Highest references niv Termn moderate.--For address, apply Stah. |<9OARD AND RESIDENCE (gc » ' table), 18a per week—Mrs Bannsster. 1 s^F^e'm'^ig.o7 GC°3B BhOP- Y' oto' OOAKD AND RESIDENCE.-Want -M-f oy a gentleman in a private family, where one or two boarders are Kept; gc r c e to rT^^n- ffl ywithtnui' articg£ I^IOMFORTABLB Home for Gentleius \J no children or other bouders.—Adi next Crowe, Baker, Hob3on-3trest. . /GOVERNOR bROw»B, HOTE \JT HOB3ON-3TBKKT. Boabd Am) L0D01NG.__...._..20a. per We BIKBLK Room .......25b. per week Gazette in Bankruptcy. '"tfStoffirf?lfW' [N BANKRUPTCI Creditors in the following Estates, who hai not already done bo, are requested to prove the Claims with me on or before FRIDAY, the 251 nstant, when First and Final Dividends wi be payable :— Brown, Ralph Wylde, of Parnell. Settler Hayden, Thomas Joseph, of Whangaroi - . Saddler and Shoemaker De Thierry, Thomas, of Hokianga, Buildei , THO. MACFFARLANE. ' - Trustee. Snpreme Court, Auokland, ■ May 17.1183. Public Notices. Government Home. ... Auckland, May 18th, 1883. JJIS BXOBLLKNOr THK QOVKBNOJ ' wrtt HOLD A ; ' * FULL DRESS LEVEE At Government House, Auokland, On THURSDAY (Her Majesty's Birthday) : ./)L24thMay,atl2noon. ... .. ;\J j U! Kttiui .;..:. - .. . .., ,1 Gentlemen attending the Levee will weai uniform or evening dress, and ato requeated to provide themselvea with two oards withtheli names legibly Insoribed thereon, one card to be .lett on the table at the entranoe-door, and the other to be given to the Aiae-ao-Camp. ByHl« Eioellonoj's oommand. O. V. EOOLKB, ' ■ ■':■■ . ■ . Major, A.D.OV T. JOHN'S COLLEGB REMOVAL BILL. Notice is hereby given that application will be made to the General Assembly at the ensuing sesalon thereof, for leave to brinii In a Bill to empower the Trustees ot st. John's Col lege and Its endowments to move the Institution into the Immediate neighbourhood of Auok land. Copies of the Bill will be deposited in the Examiner's Offloe on or before the Uth day of June nest. Dated at Auokland this. 12th day of May, 1383. T. M. HAULTAIN; ' Hon. Beo. to Board ot Trustees WISH to withdraw notice re.-pectin; Hugh Kirk wood, which appeared in tl. Evening Star of Bth and 9th May, it being don. in haste.—Saml. Kvinson. . Auckland, 21st May, 1883. C[ OTICE.— The firm ot L. D. Nathan .-. and Co. having ceased to represent me as sole asents for my Blood Restorer for the world, all applications for Bgenoles must be sent direct to me, and all supplies must so through me as tole proprietor and preparer.—H. A. H. Hltchens, Absroromble-street, Auokland, 2lst May. 1883. j IN THE MATTER OF '.EDWARD GRAHAM MoMINN, LATB OF HAHa- PJCPK, WAIKaTO, DKOBASBD. It Is requested that all Acoouata owing by the late Edward Graham MoMlun be sent In to Messieurs Bushes and George. Of Khortland street, Auokland, Solicitors, not later than tbe Ist June. 1883, otherwise they will not be re cognised, 8. H. HAMI'-TON. I K - B . n ( nM T HOMAB * JCKIN,» «»eCUtor3. Anokland, Ulh May, 1883. W" O :; X I C E. Having made app'lcatlon for letters Patent for my process of Jnlajiog Eaurl Gum with Foreign S abatanoee, all panons manufaoturlntr, exposing, or otherwise offering for sale Eaurl Gum Ornaments so preparea. not being mj mannfaotnre, wil, on and efter this date, Domaln-streot, May 19th. 1883. - GLA S S W O X X S, FREEMAN'S BAY. , : • : , . Q UKJJS'B BIRTHDAY. | ■ ■■'-. VISITORS INVITED. ~ Admission: Od. ■:, ■ Sach Visitor Reoeives One Glasa Jng. |^ O. T I C E. RB EDWARD CO3TLKST DECBABBD. All persons who are or may hereafter be indebted to the above estate, either for Interest, rent, or otherwise, willclease ray tbe same to Messrs Jaokeon and Russell, aolieitors. Fort- Btreot, Auckland, whose receipt shall be a suffi cient discharge, BAMTJSL JACKSONi-£sK'B£tbL .HEAN I deoeased. 5 Aaokland, 27th April, 1888. I" TS Quite True that J. Williams gives All-wool Trousera fbr 16s 6d.—Top of Vic toria-Btreet^-Tho People's Tailors. . J STokAGE. Messrs Glover and Niccol h»ve excolent accommodation for the stcrase of goods.—Apply at their offloe, Castom honge-Btreot West. .. SS. WESTMBATH and Kangitikei • Passangen can have Bewlng Maohlnei 1 at2sSdper week.—D.B. Chambers. 70. Qaeen street, wholesale and Retail Machine fiepo'. ~ ~ (a card.) ~~ rpHOMAS EVAMB ('ate of the Criterioß L Hoiel, Napier, and Northern Club, Auofc 'land, beosto announce to the general dudilc that be has aacured the Lease Of the GLOBH HO FKL, wakefloid-Btrt 3t. where he hopes bj 1 his oitenslvo experience, and with a determina tion to supply only tso Best Liquors, to eooum a abare of their patronage. HOLLIS'S 'BUS will leave Onehunga at 7 o'olook tcnmoKKO w (Tneßday BVBNIN9, tor the Epcom Hall. Fate eact way. 6d.-J. L. Cccbban*, Hon. Beo. '_ NOW is the time for cheap buildiags, ' alterations, fittings, shelves, &c.-Send tt J. M. Haslott. builder. Fort Btreet Men read} to go out at any minute. '-'•'"' "'-' V. IF you want anything in the building line alterations, additions, fittings, &c, send t< J. M. Haslett, Fort-atreet, ana they will tx attended to at once. rTs~kingston special dry PLATES. i at 24s per gross * at 60s per gross 5 at 9s 3d per dozen 10 x Bat 14s per dozen 10 x 12 at 20s per dozen Sohering'a Pyro at 33s per dozen ozs. 1 A. B. BROOMHALL & Co., IS, Shortland-street. FOB WINTER COUGHS and Bronchial IRKITATION, rpRY AICKIN'S SYRUP OP EUCALYPTUS X with Hypophosphite of Limo and Quinine. Foi Incipient Consumption and Chronic Chest AOeottOis, " Aickin's Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypi pboiphtte of Lime and Quinine,*' is most certe nly alterative and curative. v ry it for Bronchitis and Asthma. Address x — . THE PHARMACY, Queen-street. lEDWABD LISTER GREEnJ 1 Sheriff of tbe District of Auckland, herebj give notice that, under a Writ of Sale, dulj issued out of the Supreme Court of Now Zealand, Northern District, at Auckland, it an Action wherein THE UNION STEAW SAW MOULDING. SASH AND DOOI COMPANY, LIMITED, of Auckland. In the Pro vinclal District of Auckland, are PkuntUfe, anc JOHN P. OAKES, of Parnoll, in the Borougl of Parnell, in the Provincial District of Auck land aforesaid, Master Mariner, is Defendant I have taken, in execution, at the suit of the said Union Steam Saw Moulding, Sash and Door Company," limited, the Executior Creditors, the Estate and Interest of the Do fondant 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 Auokland, and bounded on the North-west by Allotment 83,100 Jinks on the Northeast by Lot No. 6S of such subdivision, 112 links on the South-east by a-atreet 100-links, and on the South-west by another street 100 links. And, also, all that piece or parcel of Land slmato In toe suburbs of Auckland, Parish otWaitemata, County of Bden. being part of Allotment No. 63 Of Section No. I. and being Lot No. 28 of the miv. divlnlon of the same, bounded on North' Salt byWatogtoMttSti, 33feet; on the South |St by p^rtrf'AUotmenS 64 of said section No, 188 feet; on the North-west by subdivision, Lot N0?29, of said Allotment, 66 feet; and on the South-west by suMivisipn, Lot Jff. of said Allotment, J3 feet And I hereby also give notice that I intend to cause the said Land to be gold by Publio Auction at my Office. Supreme Court Building, in the City of Auckland, afore said, on MONDAY, the twenty-eighth day 0 May, 1883, at the hour of 12 o'clock noon, unlea the debt. Interest, and costs payable by virtui Of the said judgment be sooner paid.: •-. ;»;,,. The Solicitor for the Execution Creditor 1 Thomas,Buddie, Solicitor. Wjndham-strcel Auckland. " '"■"■ fiaa«Jl > o,|«j Dated-this 3rd day otMay, 1883. j EDWARD L. GREEN, Sheriff;



f ; Tenders. z -iT^ntifTr j°d TVfIKONUI WATER RACK," JTX —— "'a- 7 ■ ~,i _ SECIION-{PART OP LONG TUNNKL). %! ;ed '■ '.• * •od t WKITTKN TKNDKRS will bo received at an Hits office until noon of SA.TUKDAY. the 9tH June. 18(3, for the above contract. Tney are to — be marked on the outside '•Tewier for Mlkonni in; Water Race Contr&ot" and addrntsed to the jly Hon. the Minister for Pnbllo works. Oonedlo, _ To'egraphio tendo-s. flmllarly addressed and marked, will bs receded. If presented at any ' &5 r? )h °ffloe by noon of the same date, pro vided that written tenders are lodged ataay piatilot or Resident rCnulneer-s Offleo by the ek same hour, irawlngs. speoiflciMcni, aaa Keneral oondltions may •» ««n at tbls offloe. — w d,f} tthe w 'm*a "fflces at «ucklan4' — Wellington. ChrMchuroh. at.rt Greymoiith. on and after 12ih instant The lowest or any ten (ier not tienespurily uccopXsd. By oommand. <-r -, .W. N. BLAIR, ■ ! n\ n «J, J Bnnlnaar-ln-CharioM.l. Pabllo Works Office, {_ , Danodin, Sth May, 1883. 7g Hi O B U I L DEBS. 'y Tenders will be received tip to noon on f SATURDAY, tha 28th Instant, for the Iriotlon i 11 of Addltions to the Junction Hotel. ■ Plans, &0., at oar OfHo»t>, Qusfln-rtreet. KDW. MAHONE* & SON l, Architects. ■rp O B sU I L D X R §T " Tenders will tm received until noon of MONDAY, the 28th Int., for tha Kreotlon of Addlilone and Alterations to Premises In Lome* . street. Plans. &c., at tbe offlcen of the under signed. South British Bnlldli «*. '..ft 'I'i^jJ /J» O C A R P E ST-B-8* 7 Tenders wih be rficetvod nntll MONDAY. 28th insb. for addition of Two Rooma to Home In Ponßonby. Plans, &0., at Mr Sheddon'g. Dnr htm street. City. •>» 'J->ENDEKS wIU be received up to 12 house. BOt Ko°ma '** » DweUlnVjf Plans, fco., to be saw at Mra GarnauVa, but j house bottom at. George's Bay Roaa.ParneUTV ~" J--'-■'•■:»-~ -■■;.::.. :.'... J u,-.:.i;.i./-ja. , Ecclesiastical. at. 'l v k : E-ai 0,...■-;.:.,-:;:;■; UEMUERA. :j , sa£e3M ' SOIREE will be held in the Church,on ■ : TUESDAY, 22nd May. "■-'"• ' '■ •'' Tea oh the Table:at6;3o p.ai w*fc"Ei■-' ---. Ministers rnpro?ontinpr tin various Christian i l Denominations will give Addresses, and } i '■■ l j; i fte Choir and Friends . vitJOLt will "give SELECTIONS OF MUSIC. U?:a Tlckefa: 2s (id; Children, Imlf-price. May be 1 I had from the Church Committee, or j "**"■ from the Shopkeeptas in ■ *" " " 1 J Newmarket.., fl PRIMITIVE METHODIST CdUKCH, SKANKLIN *tQAPi-, Ai { „ Pnbllo Tea Meeting on Qaeea'a Birthday, at f 3op.ni., to be followed by a I*otnre.T>yl<«v. • Uuy. subject: of our Favourite Hymns ana-their. Author*" .TlbketaJ to W. HBleotlona of Mo«Io by Professor Lambert. lilnatraUvQ Hjmjjs by Choir anil tfrleßd?. . , im saints' auxiliary^ Bfrft. A LTMK-MSHT BNTRRTAINMENT, by Hr W. C. Vxnuim, In aid ot the above, w)U b i given H tha, eohool-room on THUSBDAV; KVKNIMG next, 24rh in«Unt cbmroenclnn at 7.30. Ticket*—la each, children half price—can leobUined from either of tbe Members of tie Oommltc3. Messrs Adnarn, Keetley. Clarke, and T. Jen Kins. . .■ ~-,■■: .-•. )/-) '' i:"''•'-■''' :''.MWBr.;;: :,-.: : , ~:..■ MONEY TO LEND 05 SECURITY. Persons borrowing £5 receive Cl 10a - Persons borrowing £10 receive £9 . Persons borrowing £20 receive £18 Persons borrowing £60 receive £45 — -- Repayable'in Weekly or Monthly Instalments. Bills discounted dally. S triotost secrecy. IXJNDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT COM PANY, High-street (2 doors from Vulcan Lane). &? 1 da l 0 *loiooo LENT on Building -Xp'JL™" Society principles, or on other terms to suit borrcwers. Allotments bought and Houses bnnl on weekly payment system, lortgages and Loans negotiated. See ».iat of Properties for sale on 4th paw. Slxperoont. , allowed on money deposited for Investment— C. WtLLUMhON. JLand, Kstate. and Financial litoi. and Valuator.) S.vuloan Lane - ..-.':....'■> Corporation woticesi: ' JTJITY OF aUCKLAKD. I , XCOOONrFfSS"PaYM«NT. ! All Acconnta rendered against the City Jounoll require to ba nude on Separate Ao oonntafor the particular department snpplled. Any farther Information can be obtained on ap plication, P. A. PHILIPS, TownClerk'sOfflce. Town ckk. May 17th, 1883. ttwor.aj Anotione. 4s«jt .« TO-MORROW^ 12M! •■'•' TO Ba BOLD By-AXJCTION, ATA RT'H U R?S MA B T - ! -:'..'(Fntnitnn Department), ,T 3T jt* /. . 5 aX W 4USHFUL LOT-OF WKCIi .'" 'AaSORTBD FUHNITCIJE Drawing -room,. Parlour, Uioing -room, BaO> room, and Kitchen • Glspb and Kartlienwsre 9 and Kitohen Utepelh: Lerge Paoklnß Oases l 2 Vury buperior Handsome Suite*. . - ; M . V..\ih ; ORANGES. ORANGEY ' BAN,AWXI. ! XC t; W.JEATON' ''■ "> «■* WILL sell' by auction, at bis Matt, To* morrow (Tnof day), at 12 o'clock, ■ . ' i QQ CASESi ORANGES i 20 BAGS POTATOBS • (J BAGS ONIONS i : ■"'"'■*' :;aW, ■'""■ BANANAS, if Suva arrives In*time for i, Sale., | B i :' . ' '' ■ . aaKOT ,a -TO.MORKOW, fee(»..■ 1 ,S2 ■/At' l ll-fO'olocfc.:.C):-r.'7 PQTATOJB S1 POTATOES I POTATOES! > bNTHEWBABP. . ;■., EX S.S. SOUTHERN CRQS3, J '''"*' ■'■-■'■■• Hf PBIMR OKDEB, 10 BB BOLP BY AUCTIOir, :, :., ; :■ i ON THE WHARF,, /jr ■- . At 11 o'clock. iivjj f*f IAA SAO KS OF GOOD 141 i POTATOES, ~ * " In Lots to Suit Purohaflera. iU % Terms: Cosh on the fall of the hammer. ! -''.».■■ ARTHUR, -..«_ tSUAQ ..-•;. Auctioneers • : ji>,. gur W» 8. COCHBANBJ ' | ■ [JAS, DACBK : ' MONDAY, MAY 28. , jf '■I';:'" l i:i: : ALLOTMENT^. V- T A 0 ELLERSLIB, ..KINGSLaMD,' ' CORO. MAMfcL. THE £ will sell at their Room*, Fors .itreet, on "Monday, 28th inst, at 12 ' ELLERSIiIE.—Lot 113, havinir froiiikA^ > 66 feet to Panmure Road, and 190? Eot to | Amy-street ' ; KINGSLAND ItOAl).-A First class Buildiog — r-.-.Tgitg. havwg 100'Jeot frootaieio «o«ib , street, only about 100 feet olf main road,by , ICO foot deep. - " Jjji I'iJ-i ' - ■'■' J -, li fil i Bsr Obdeb of titb Thvstee w the Estate ■ [ OB" JAMES -WHITB!, ' Lots 31 and 32, Section 18, Township of Kings — ••■' ■•■ stone,Ckrtomandel. ■'■■?■. ,■.- it'x^il, i i jjtteoteMJ •■ ■ ' ~ .■ -: not, i ! For further particulars, apply to ' M iSAMUJELGOCHRANE &«biC AnoSloneers, ,►:- . WEDNESDAY, MAY 23. -^ :. CLB^BING SALE~OF QBNEBAI,^ Consignments. -™ ■ - if'To Gloso Accounts.. isi&g i GABRIEL LEWIS -- I UAS received instructions from Mr .1 -LI- Qpponhelmer to aeU, on the premises. ( Custoni-houso-atrcct, on above date, at U 3 .o'QiPofejiv , ... ~- ": a \ r- «' Malanoe of mmi&tmm&tfm j ';:"' Tb citisTA^raMie^r 'Particulars in Fature'llsl^ \\ {Continuea on tounh Page). " . • '•