_*«H_9"" ~ . J„„»aT_d to defence-Mr ---"tbeoT t-oopor "P^t-lloltor conducted b-dUVilll^' o ? e „^dtheo f s.; theparU- Sanrc-eoutloa ann ope bean puhUßhed . ?___- 0' wh,0 _*Du-een was drowned on the iwomw B»inS?„ he saw a woman named „-__tf«°« flM__2_B froM tho wharf towards fbdriok »»!gS? gl_ the immodiUe looaltty c' r. e m t'.; l 8 n ß ,ie Hotel, where a nnm ffTne NottinKham w » o h.raoter were 2.-of *oDie2.nS-enn-P.-Sergeant Martin » f o.m °?o his knowledge, laid lost**" wUSVerthVl-Icenßlns: Act against ..tofermatMiSX?,.. Several of the women S?e^re«ntfleJf„ Dthfl^th^Sw were alldrlnklng i«a_»s- tb»«.on 1 "l 9 n t th il was flatly contradlo wiot-lon'« ho«l. b"™ on re'.archer remarks. nirTb/e-oK fj™£ 'Jfth of March, at the mue on Soaday. the » ~ fo^^^ToTA-,^ then and there daoo. on IBM P lJf „ o id liquor to a woman -Sk a_»J e lt._uu Stated that his bar was a»V W^Keviouß night; tbe key.he ™.oosn frontl the pre t on thftt Jilil,vt-sneverout o eT i«eno>. % w.b very pteo (^Blttfng.

MINING COMPANY MEETING.

shames Golden Croivn G.M.C.

Nt annual meeting of the shareholders of T a _ovewa„heldatMrF. A. White's L Queen-street at, 2 o'cleck to-day, Mr t sj'Alexander in the chair. J 'J.'po_T -The annual report of the airec "toth-yesrending 31st MarcL 1383, tor«tor, "° 1 J OWB ._ TUe directors beg to "".ill' the balance-jheet and profit and ,abs__™«. for the past 12 months, from '^rirwillbeseen tbat 3,810 tons of fiit havT-een ctushed, yielding 2,415 < s 3, valued at. £6693 Os 3d, out °l one dividend of 2s pe. share has been a The miuo manager's tcp.rt is also which details the vanous works .ppe.dea.w In accordauco company's rules., two of the !•"*£ &S» John Brown end James ?&_. retire, but offer themselves for

OW^-gHKET.-Tbe statement of re st?. «rid expenditure for the year ended $& .Slit was at. follows :-lteceipts : Stshirom^ew Golden Crown, £756 ~„.-01d'f6693 10d; sale of macbine^y, Imf B-nk of New Zealand, £13. ft..-total, £7736 5s 2d. .is t„.mmtß- By mine, £4823 17s 6c! ; t m $61 17s 9"! by Head XSfe Hd; by dividend, £1000 ; total '£7738 fo 2d.—The balance-sheet, to rether with the directors' report, was idoSted.—The chaimian remarked that the art-onnt distributed iv dividends, 110-0 was not much considering tbe 'receipts for the year, £6.000. This was owing to the large amount of !,„«, some £3,000, which had been ex- M __ed on prospecting works in the Cure Section. The men had now been withdrawn from that section. DBt-OTOKS, Messrs J. Brown and J. Hscfirlane were re-elected directors, and the meeting separated.

BURGESS REVISION COURT.

IH_ adjonrned sitting of the Burgess Lin Rerition Cocrt, was held to-day. 'I here were present :-Bis Worship the Mayor, Councillors Stevenson, Dacre, Devore, Waddell, Thompson, Aickin, Boardman, Montague. Harper, Bell, and Fleming.— Toe minutes of the previous sitting having been read and confirmed, tho Town Clerk submitted the Burgess rolls for the lixwatd*, and reported that they had bteu carefallv checked in every instance by per tona other than the individuals who hid compiled them, seven hands having been employed for tho pur pose; and that owing to the illness ot the late Asse-Bment Judge, the books had not been available until ten days later than the usual time. The time was thus necessarily very short, On the present occasion the wotk was more than doubled by the new wards being added to the city. -The Mayor moved, and Cr. Montague seconded, tbat the burgess list be submitted and corrected, and signed by Crs. Thomp son, WaddeJ, and the Mayor, and that the alterations and additions be initialled.— The motion was a.reed to, and the meeting terminated.

CONSECRATION OF LODGE ALBION, U.D., E.C.

ACOSBIDKBABLE number of the brethren ot lie mystic tie, in full dress costume, and wit. their regalia cases in their bands, procerded to the North Shore this after noon, for the purpose of being present at the consecration of Lodge Albion. On arrival at the marine suburb they at once betook themselves -to the Devonport HaU, and, having signed the atten dance roll, took their respective places in the lodge»room. At 2.30 tbo vety Worshipful Deputy, P.J.M. (Brother Lod der), and the District Grand Officers en tered in procession, when the chair was taken, and the lodge opened. After an introductory prayer had been offered up by tbe D.G. Chaplain (Brother the Rev. C. M. Nelson) the chorale, " Hail 1 Eternal, by whose Aid," was sunr/, and at its close the Duputy D.G.M. explained the purpose of the meeting whereupon the W.M. designate (Brother G. f, Brassey) made the cus tomary \ request for the constitution of the lodge. District - Grand Secretary (Brother H, G, Wade) having read the minutes of the meeting, the petitions to the Grand Master and District Grand Master, and the Warrant of Lis pensation, tbe members of the new lodge assumed their respective places and ap proved of their officers elect. A good choir of Bale voice*, under the direction of Brother H, Gordon Goocb, sang the lathem, "Behold how good and joyful a thing it is," and a procession having tan formed, the brethren marched In the following order to Holy Trinity Ch-teh, where divine service was to be con --cte_bji_eD.G. Chaplain, Bro. Rev. C. V. Helton i-Master Masons, Officers of Lodges (junior, first), District Grand Officers' ia ' foefr nanal Order, the Deputy District Grand Master, two Stewards with Wanda, District Grand Benior Deacon, Dist. Grand Tyler. The remaining ceremonial was to consist of the dedications to Masonery, Virtnr-, Uni- Jjnal Benevolence, and all the purposes of "Monery; the singing of the hymns (jtuiae Me, O Thon Great Jehovah," and Softly now the Light of Day; the "ahem "Master Supremi," the dedicatory PWer, the proclamation of the Lodge, and l».£.G.M.'s address, aud the D.G.C.'s Wnarchal benediction. The regular meet »gof the Albion Lodge, for the installation °|M°ther Brassey as W.M., was to follow, "wins whole proceedings were to conclude win a banquet.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

■ . April 3", 1883. g»ta|alßa«k-8uyer8.464 DSiMn'^oe-Buyers, 74s "MMltßtiranoe-Buyers. 19t Bd -ntti"? M 4 Mercantlle-Hellere, £6 ■S*Md Gas- .ellers, £9 2s 6d fig*"" AS. Co.-Belfer:, 9,6-1 HUfaCa-Suyers, 10s;selle-s, 10s 8d O-'^^Wwl-ZOi to 19a; Bellere, i 9« ffl_-B^ntr-18» t0 "e9l; tellers. 18s jwpwel r>oßj-6i, 5s 91; sailers. 63 «SL „rai_-o-s. 635; bujers. f2s 6d: Wfßr-BeUers.4a6d "Ws-fleUers, 8a 6d J.NBWMaW, Chairman.

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

RUSSELL, this day. Arrived : Julia Price, and also a fore aud aft schooner.

The police lately have been making a raid on sly grog sellers, a number having started selling when the prohibition was in force against the natives obtaining spirits at the licensed hou.es. — -«_■ (PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

CHRISTCHURCB, this day. The Hon W. Rolleston arrived here on Saturday, and leaves to-morrow for the South.

A portion of the railway station was suc cessfully illuminated by the electric light on Saturday. Heavy rain fell incessantly from Saturday night till early this morniog.

! KUMARA, this day. The Railway Commissioners, accom panied by MrC. Y. O'Connor, inspecting engineer, and Mr J. G. Gray, Secretary, arrived at 10 o'clock on Saturday night, and visited the diggings country on Sunday morning. They proceeded to Hokitika in the afternoon, and will return this evening to take evidence on the proposed routes for the East aod West Coast Railway, and then proceed to Greymouth,

BLDFF, this day.

A i rived : Wairarapa, from Melbourne, Saloon passengers : — Captain, Mrs and Misses Kiog, Mr Goodridge, and one steer age.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

(deceived—April 30, 2 p.m.) ADELAID'. MARKETS.

ADELAIDE, this day.

Wheat Is firm at 5s 6d to 5s 7d; town fluur, £12 10s; country brand?, £11 10s. The freight market is steady, with moderate demand, but in charters there is nothing doing,

LONDON WOOL MARKf-T.

LONDON, April 27,

The wool market is quiet. The arrivals to date for next auctions amount to 300,000 bales.

THE SUEZ MAIL.

MELBOURNE, Monday. Artived, this morning: The P. and O, steamship Cartham, with the Suez mail. Mr James Francis, M.P. is seriously un well.

ABDUCTION OF A TELEGRAPH CLERK BY FENIANS.

LONDON, April 18.

Per s s Wairarapa at the Bluff.

Some days ago a clerk named Grey, em ployed at tbe Central Telegraph Office, Dub fin, suddenly disappeared, and no clue to his whereabouts was found until yesterday. It appears tbat he was seized by a body of Fenians and conveyed to a place of confine ment,'where he was kept a close prisoner for four dayc During this period be was constantly questioned by renisna as regards the nature of messages, which were transmitted through the 'telegraph office. It is evident that his captors thought Grey was a conj fido-tiul clerk, to whom was entrusted the duty of transmitting messages in connection with the Irish outrages and that consequently he was in possession of valuable information.

CHILD MURDER AT WAN GANUI.

Trial of the Mother.

[BY TEL-GRAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATION,]

WANGANUI, this day. The Supreme Court resumed this morning, and tbe trial on the charge of murder againat Phoebe Veitch is now proceed ing. Mr Hutchison appears on behalf of the prisoner. Arthur Fitc'hett, telegraph lineman, deposed to finding the body of tbe child Pbcebe Veitch, daughter of the pris. oner, outside tbe Beads on the 27th February. The river was then in a " fresh," and very muddy.

Dr Earl examined the body, which he said could not have been deid more than 24 hours. It was healthy and had no marks of violence. The child appeared to be a half-caste Chinese. In cross-examina tion he said-If tht child wat> drowned in fresh water, it would be in tbe Vessels. notwithstanding it had afterwards been in ealt water. He bad not examined. Ex ternally, however, the skin had a con tracted appearance, indicating that tbe child bad been alive when immersed, Tbe father of tbe child might have been only a half-caste himself.

Eliza Blight said tbat on the Monday before the enquiry prisoner had told her tbat she had sent the child away to her aunt at Fielding, who was to bting her up and she (pris ncr) would never see her again. Prisoner would not tell the aunt's name. A few days after tbat. tbe prisoner told her she dreamed that tbe child had been drowned and was picked up on the beach. In doss-examination witness said tbat tbe statements mode by prisoner as to events prior to the drowning were correct, lhe cross-examination was still continuing at lunch time, and was likely to lost another half hour.

SPORTING NEWS.

Poverty Bay Races.

GISBORNE, this day. The following weights have been declared for the Birthday meeting at Poverty Bay : -

Handicap Hurdles. — Tartar, list; Luck's All, lOst lib ; Wild Dayrell, KM lOlbs ; Gundaghai, 9st lOlbs.

Bibthday Hani icap.—Parthenopoeus, 9st; Morning *tar, Bst 71bs; Tartar, Bst 41bs; Forest King, 7st 4lbs; Gundaghai, 7st 31bs; Sunrise, 6st; Orphan (late Radical), 6st 41bs. Flying Stakss.—Parthenopoeus, 9«t; Kingask, Bst 71ba; Morning Star, Bst4lbs; Tartar, Bst libs; Forest King, 7st 21b s; Im. poster (2 years), 6et; Orphan (late Radical), 6st 121bs. District Hanbicap. — Wild Dayrell, Bst lOlbs; The Barb, 6st 121bs ; Luck's All, Bst 71bs ; Lizard, 6st lllbs j Ericthoneous, 7st lOlbs.

Napier Jockey Club's Annual Meeting.

NAPIER, this day,

The annual meeting of the Jockey Club took place to-day. The report stated that the club numbered 128 mem bers. Total receipts 'for past year, £4,564 5 paid away in stakes, £2,726. spent in improvements, £429 ; revenue de rived from owners' horses, £1453. The report recommended that for the future, iv framiDg programmes, owners be more liberally dealt with in the matter of nomin ations, and tbat the qualification fee for non-members be abolished. Receipts from totalizators, £841.

ARRIVAL OF THE ADA C. OWEN.

The brigantine Ada C. Owen arrived froni New Caledonia this afternoon. Captain McLeod repptts having left Oaroaru on March 22nd, aud arrived at Caledonia 12 days later. Left N c w < aledoniaf or N ewcastle in ballast 14 days ago, but owing to con trary winds, light from S. and 8 W. dur? ing the whole passage, put into Auckland. The barque Northern Star arrived from Auckland, 7 days out, about the 10th inst.

There was no si_n of the P.M.S.S. City of Sydney, from San Francisco and Hono lulu, up to a late hour this afternoon. A drunken Maori was causing annoy ance to the pedestrians in Quean-street to day, when he was arrested by Constable McDonald. The prieoner struggled violently, but his sturdy captor brought him safely to the station, where he kept firings lively during the afternoon. The running off of tbe second ties in con? nectionwitn the meeting pf the Auckland Coursing Club takes place at Papatoetoe , to-morrow. Mr Jenkinson, plasterer, has received in- '• strncttons from the Government to repair the very defective ceilings and spouting of the k.M. Court-house. This news will relieve the minds of solicitors and otherß having business in the Conn, for the recent falls of plasier had created feelings of great apprehension in the minds of those who had to attend this Temple of Civil Justice. Tbe work will occupy some rix weeks or two months, but it- will be carried on so as not i to impede the operation of the law.'



P 11. **■ West wood's lecture on " The Mjeat Pyramid " is to be delivered to-ni»ht ntne Oddfellow's Hall, Lome-street, and ■ ■*•» interested in the subject should not ™»uie«pportunity of hearing it. -U William Gulliver, draughtsman, W»l-writer, and heraldic artist, Queen "ttt, has jußt completed a plan of the »woahlp pf Devonport, on a scale of we chains to the inch. It shews 3 sub-divisiotiS never before given __$_. of 8 district, gives the SPws, acreage, and subdivision ot the ™Wm allotments, and contains the JWona reserves in distinctive tints. The {"«i also has a delineation of Calliope {***. taken from the Harbour Board t^g- Smaller plans upon a scale of m chains to the inch will be lithographed f« private sale. Mr Gulliver is also Wsjed upon a similar map of Ponsonby. Bt^T en,'er' ;amin £ evening is anticipated at Shames' Mutual Improvement Assoc'a< ■j O-, i-theYouog Men's I htistian Associa ™'l Rooms, this evening. Kseays on ' The 'heatre : Before and Behind the Scenes," »JMrA. 8. Reid, and " The Turf," by Mr *• ffi^keen, will'beread. Theattendance 01 nsitore is invited The undersigned would feel greatly JzWW to their customers and general Public if they would make their purchases « early m t he week~as possible so as P Prevent crowding on Saturdays, as Whaye made great reductions in their Pipes this month.'—Garrett Bros.; Tanners, fflportersand Boot Manufacturers, Wake? lew-street, Ancaland. - |ADVT.]



Educational. j TMriSS DONOVAN, Teacher of Piano- I J_tJL forte, has Removed to Merlin House, I Hobßou-streot. Quarter commences 80th April. Vacancies for pupils. !■i ■ i I Liectnree. _^ !T ORNE-STREET HALL. A Leotute on " The Great Pyramid of Egypt" wIU be oellvered by the the Rev. J. J. West-1 i wood, TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGH-1 Doors open at 7.39 p.m.; leoture at 8 p.m. I Admission..-. - ••- - -*■ j Front Seats 2s Tickets at the Dopr. Illustrated by Large Dlagrata and Map of the Delia. Dividends. T> I V li D E N V. NEW PRINCE IMPERIAL QOLDMININQ COMPANY (LIMITED). The Share Register will be Closed from Noon on WEDNESDAY, the 2nd May, till Noon on FRIDAY, the -th May. on which latter date a Dividend of 3s 6d per share will bo payable. D. G. MACDONNELL, Manager. Auokland, April 28.1888. ■8 Calls. UEEN OF ENGLAND (THAMES) (.OLD MINING CO-t/ ANY (bIaUTJ-D). Tbe Dlri-otors have this day made a Call et la 3_d per Sn»re (040a! to _t3O per original share), parable to the -eoretary at the Company ■ offl.w, Auokland. on W*ONRBUAY. the 9th day ot Mar, 1883. Credit will be Riven to thos bharebolders who have at-eadj paid at >he rate of £30 per original share for the full amount co P*ld" JAMHS S'IODART, aeoretary. Auokland, -Bth April, 1883. « 1 1 . , .. Board and Residence. VACANCY for two Gentlemen Boarders In a quiet family »t Davonport—Arply to Mr John Jervla, Store-e.per, North Shore_ C^VERNOR __BKOWNI- HOTEL W HOBSON-VTItKKT.



Board ANn Louowa 2ia. per week bingl- KoOM _ S6». per Week Boota and Shoes. Tina NEWTON BOOT I WAREHOUSE. In sincerely thanking his ousto-aers and tbe publlo for the vt-ry liberal D-tronago accorded to bun. the nnrlei-l.ne<l Intimites that. In order to uooommodate his Newton oustomars, he has opened the above establishment. AS before, In connection with the sale of ROOTS Or 818 OWN MANUFAOTUHH, LADIES' KNQLIBH BOOTS AND -HOUM AB_ Sold at Nearly Cosr Pjtior, an lntpeotlon of whloh 1b Invited before purchasing ela.where. Amongst these Goods are the following i- Button Boots, 7s 6d Prunella (Brat class quality), 6s 9d & 6s M Kvenlng Shoe*. 6s 9- and OS Bd Kid Boots. 6s 6d. OUR OWN MANUFACTURE. MEN- AND BOTtS' BOOT-. Men's Peg Shoes, 8b ; Biuohers, 7s: Lace Boots, IDs 6d; Elastic Side, 1216 d. High Lace Boots In all sizes, beat material, best stylo, beat fit The attention of Ladies Is reapeotfully directed TO THB PONSONBY BOOT, whloh for Style, k.kcuno-, and Fit cannot be equalled, mr Best Winter Boot Made. "_l Call and Inspect. Call and Inspect. T. PROS SE R~ QDEBN - STREET (Opposite Army and Navy Hotel), AND CORNER Olf DPPKR QItE»N-BTRSBT AND KARANGAHAPB ROAD.



Goodson'B Arcade. LONDON Q LONDON LONDON 00 LONDON LONDON gg LONDON DO CI OOD SON'S rooD _ SON _ ARCADE. Mto ARCADE. ARCADE. gg ARCADE. ARCADE. §§ ARCADE. THE VERANDAH RESTORED. And Odk Windows Present the Usual Attractions. THE DAMAGE SUSTAINED Cannot be estimated by tho actual coat Incurred In the restoration, as £300 Will not compensate for the loss we have sus tained by the expenditure incurred, and tho sacrifice we havo experienced through our Tour Windows being excluded from publlo gaze; but the additional patronage of our numerous customers will accomplish it, and upon this wo confidently rely, presenting GREATER ATTRACTIONS than ever, considerable accessions being made to tho already Finest Stock in the Colonies, by NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED, and which will bo constantly supplemented by further shipments. Note tho Address The London Arcade, auckland and christchurch. London Address: 68, St. Maty Axe. 1(58 & 1601 THE Queen-st 158 & 160 Ciueen-st 158 & 160 NEW ZEALAND Ciueen-st 168 & 160 Queen-st, 158 & 160 CLOTHING FACTORY Queen-st. 158 & 160 Ciueen-et. 158 & 160 Supply Queen-Bt 158 & 160 , Queenst 158 & 160 Men's and Boys vme.n-at 158 & 160 tueen-st. 168 & 160 CLOTHING, Queen-Bt. 158 _ 160 Queen-et 158 & 160 Sopebior in Fitting and tiueen-st 158 & 160 QUALITY. £ ;„!_„'_J* 158 & 160 «_--_---. Cueen-st. 158 & 160 AtPRICESFARLOWER Jjgjj 158 & 160 than o th er Queen-st 158 & 160 Queen-st, 158 & 160 Establishments. Queen-st, 168 & 160 Queen-st IU I!„ THE CELEBRATED fe^ 158 t_ 160 MOSGIEL TWEEDS, fegg; iJSSiS Madeof Km_ 168 & 160 Pure New Zealand Wools, Queen-at. 158 & 160 Are used, Cueen-st. 158 & 160 And all Garments are £ :___S _tl 158 & 160 made-up in Queen-st,' 168 & 160 Queen-st 168 & 160 THEIR OWN FACTORY, Cueenst 118 X&pGSSG ssft im & l_o Genuine Quality of Mate- g^een-St 168 1160 t nd workmanship is gSHn-st 158 & 160 hereby guaranteed. I : uee n-st 168 & 160 C;ueen-st 168 & 160 AUCKLAND. Ciueen-st 158 & 160 And at Albert street, J u?*?'*r 158 & 160 TFTAMTCS. < ueenßJ' 158 & 160 I___W_—H. ( ueen-st 158 & 160 . _ t lueen-st, 158 & 160 J- Fitzsimons, Cueen-st 168 & 160 Branoh Manager. Queen-st



TheDikect Supply Store 249 quej-n-street. 249 hanchard and cranwe-t- Have the following among other bargains :— Chlldren'a Toy Mugs. S for la . Btrong Hrinted Cups, same price Btrocg Printed Cups and Saucers, _«dcz. White and Gold do. 8a do*. Phaasant Plates, from 2a 8d dcz. „...•>, » oimb Huk ar and Cream or Butter Cooler for Is Tumblers. _6d d 0..; Water Bottle and ulass. is A strong pair of Carvers. Is Bd Knives and Forks, all slses and prices Children's Knife. Fork, and Spoon, 6d Handaome Japanned Trays, 2b Strong Japanre-i Bread Irafs 9d A large pair of Va'ea for is 61 A Complete Toilet Set. 6 pieces, Ba 91 A Beautiful Table Toilet Set 4a «d Tray Looking Glasses from 4s 9d LoTtn the Largent »l?*s for the Smallest Money, In oval screw-pillar, b _, &tp., ftp. Really Good Fenders now 7s 6d A new lot ot Charcoal Box Irons, to be Bold at Is and 4s 94 Hair and Cloth Brueheß, Is eaoh Carpenters' Hammers. Is: Plnoersjd Ladles' Toy do. Od; Nut Craokers 3d Yankee Spring B_lan« 8 la eaoh. Also in entU-BB variety - statuary, Vases, Lustres. Glaiß Snades. Lamps. Bird Cages, Cutlery Crockery. Glassware, Tinware, and General Furnishing Ironmongery. i Bnv of the Importers-Dlrect from tho j Mannfaoturers, Remember, you can get almost anything you want at HaNOHARD ft VRaNWELL- Dirbct BCPP_f STOEaa, 249. QUEEN-ST.



Waaitea. I WANTED SEEN, the Wonderful Fresh Bargains in M»n'a Watertight Boot#, • only 10i 6d, at Dampler's Boot tihop, Victoria street s WANTED, by a Steady Man, a Situation as Foreman or .Ingle Hand, Viz., Flrßt-claas Pastry and Small Goods Baser, —apply X.8., Stab Offloe. | «~, ANTED, a First-class Carpenter. - ™ Apply on the Job, Emmett-street, Shelly j Beach Road. . ANTED, for a country Town, a Man who understands manufacturing and bottling aerated waters. None but a person thoroughly competent need apply. — Thos. Maoky, Fort-street. \V'A«TEU, by a respectabe young V T m-iriad Man of ezperlenoe, a.situation us groom and ooaohman, good referenoe, willl-K to make hlmielf generally useful., Will be heard of until Saturday morning.—Pleaae ad dress OM, -tab offloe. ANTED, by a Man just out from England. Bltnatton In General Produce Bfore or Warehouse; good, bookkeeper.—Ad dress MA, Post Office. Auokland. , \AT AN TED, a Working Single Man, TV used to horses, milking, and general work; also an Intelligent Lad for nursery work, &o.—O. T. Wren, Mount Hobaon Nursery, Hemnera. ; ANTED, o good Ploughman (single), eonnt-nt »mploymeut. —Meioalfe and Hill. 27. N.Z Inanranoe Buildings. AMTED, a Brickmaker.—Apply to J. Johnson, Arch Hill. WANTSD. a Scullcryman. — Apply Auokland Club, Shortland-etreet. ANTED, a Junior Band in clothing departmant. - Apply A. W. Mace. Wellesley-*treet -est. WANTED, for the Thames Hospital, a Competent Femtls Nurso. AppUoa tlons.'aooompanled by oertinoate uf oompetenoy. and Btating Balary renulred, to be addressed to the President of the Hospital, on or before Wedneed-y. 9th May- *. HonlßS. "f oretary. ANTrD, by a younß Man, Employ nient on Saturdays; well up In grocory and provision trado, or In any other where ho could be useful.—A.B., Stab offloe. vi'ANf-D, Improvers at Bench work.— V»' yonng Brof.' Boot Faotory, -lurham- Btrert Kast. . WANTED, a Plumber—Apply J. E. Thompson, Albert street.



WANT* D, a good General Blacksmith, oonstant work to a suitable hand.—A, Talt, Lone street. __ WANTED, a D'apert first-daBS Man- Chester Hand, for Queen-street.— Apply. In writing, Draper, box 225, P. 0., Auokland, ANTED, 5 or 6 Drapers Assistants ; also a Porter.—Apply J. Cosgravo and Co. (late A. Llnabury and Co.). Upper Queen street. _______________________________ , A ANTED.aPartnerin amanufacturing " business, in wnlob profits are lar.e and demand good, i_nsh required, £.i 0 i-Uat bo in e-er«etlo and pushing business man.—T. Dasher, dtiohbury's Buildings, Queen-street. W /TINTED, to drive a Grocer's Cart, an active young man, well acquainted w.th olty ana suburb.-.--- Hew. Vlotorla-Bt. \\T ANTED, a respectable Young Man v y to collect mill- with spring cart at Mangar*.-Apply Auckland Dairy Uo„ Uobson- Btre«t. 10 to H on Wednead.y. \*/ ANTED, a young Man to make him ** self generally useful; also, a General Servant.—Apply Edgar, Dyer, Wollosley-Btreot East. WANTED, Man or Youth to draw Ladles' Invalid Cbalr cocaslonally.— Apply at once P.. offloe of this p.per. WANTED, a Boy to drive a Baker's Cart.—Apply James Martin, Baker, Parnell. _____________ WANTED, a respectable Boy.—Apply Kresmg Bros.. Wat_ima_er_. Vlotorla street Bart. W" AftT_D, a bharp Boy.—Little Mill, Cook-street, B.ldook and Batty, Pro prietors. __ 11/ ANTED, a Boy about 15 or 18.— V Apply a. Whl«k«r. Shoeing and General Smith. Junotlon gorge,, Epiom. • ATaNTKD. a Boy.—dpply G. Eickson, TV Baker, Hob .o-tt-i.t, \\f ANTED, a strong, active Lad to Vv drive horse and ca?t.—Apply T. F. Boy lac. Hlah-strset. \\/ ANTED, an active Lad, about 15 — » ■ Champtalonp and Cooper. \*7 ANTED, a respectable Youth, who TV can write well, as Apprentice,—Henry Brace and Com, any (Limited j. High-street. \\ ANTED, Servants every clas<, also V v Board .nd Residence for Isdy and gen tleman, private faml.y. — tlrß Wnltoomb.'- Kf gutry, M»rket WANTED, a General Servant, must be fond lof ohllrtren ; -wastilnK dace. — Apply Wesieyan Parsonage, Onehnnga. \\' ANTED, a good General Servrnt — » * Apply to Munro and MUllgan, Bobson street, to-morrow, _________ WANTED, a good General Servant — Apply to Mrs Danaher, Upper Nelson- Btrcet, Auckland. ______ \\j ANTEi>, immediately, a thorough TV General Servant - Mrs J. M. Brlgbaui. corner Ha'dtngoand orah-m street. \\f ANTED, a General Servant; no VV washing : good wageß.—Mrs Banks, Logan Bank, Jenny p-atreet. ANTED, a General Servant,—Apply Sacdfor* HOW, Upper Hob-on-Blree. »*/ANTisD, a Young Girl to assist in Vv Housework.-Apuly to Mrs Hazard, Velßon-Btreet, four door, from Vlotorla street. \\! ANTED, by a Respectable Woman, V? situation aa Palll*8!3 and Mattrass makt r.—Apply Stab Offloe.



WANTED, for a young person from the country, a Situation as House maid in a .ontlem.ti'H family. — Apply at Mrs Jaok'a Regifctry, Mount Basil Road, _ iTTanTED", by a healthy jouog Woman, * v a situation as wet nurse; would aieo bo glad It f ome -Ind 10'Bon Woulo adopt her baby girl, no«r a week otO : would be entirely given up,—Fir aidreSß apply to Mia U. sir-eter, Newton. , WANTED, Respectable Young Girl to make herself "total.—Apply Mra li win, top of Wa-tlMd-ilreet. ••• Ar*TEu, a Charwoman.—Apply New Vt Zealand Tweed Cumpany.-17-. Queen street. WANTED, a Laundress.—Apply Mrs J. Banks, Logan Bank, Jermyn street. %/aj ANTED (boot trade), a respectable Vt Girl as Apprentice to the Machining and Fitting.—Apoly Edward T. Cartwrl.ht. Boot Upper Manufacturer, Grey-stfe"- WANTED, by a first-class Dressmaker, an engagement as l'rlnolp-1 In tbe Oreiamaklng Department.—apply to F.L , Pott Offloe, Anokland. ANTKD.a Good Shirt Machinist.— apply flrat cottage top Newton Road, aymc-d-B'reet \\f ANTED, a Machinist.—Apply Mrs v T Downs. Ollakln Manufactory, Napier street. i&7 ANTED, by a Young Lady, Pupils VV for the Piano.-Aedresf, "Hva," mar Offloe; V\7 ANTED, respectable Country People TV to adopt healthy, strong little girl j very useful In the house.—H..U.. Htak Offloe. WANTED, by 4 Gentlemen (where no other bjaidira are kept), sitting-room and four bxlroom. bathroom mdlapensa-l:.— Ad_r_a, awing terms, to f.c. Box Now 887. 'ANTED, thteo respectable Trades men for Board and Residence : com fortab'.o home. Terms moderate.—Apply Mr J. Cameron, Scotia Placo, Upper Queen-streot. AN TltD, 4 Respectable Working Men as Boarders, lfs per w,eok.—H. Ban nister, Fishmonger, Ylotoila-etreßt West, near Bay; a\l AN'i'ED, a Respectable Young Man V* as Boarder In a private is'amily at New market.—Apply at Stab office. __. WANTED, a House by a quiet tenant (oermanent), 6 rooma; rant not exceed ing 15s; about 10 minutes' walk from Pitt-etreot. —Address R. Star office, _________ Wr anTeD, a Stable and Coach-bouse sear Choral Hall. Symo-ds-etreet. Not less than three stalls requirod. — Arthur H Nathan, 33, Lower Qaeen .treet. ■"W ANTED, a quantity of Second-band »' Coirngeted Iron, Bor 9 fuet lengths pre ferred.—Apply early, Thames Bete. WANTED, an American Lift, second hand.—Address, with terms, to Box 180, Poßt Office. WANTED to Rent, a 5 or 6-roomed House, within eaay distance of St. Mat thew's Church — address J.P.. 'hi- offlos. WANTED to Hire for one month "or six weeks, a Quiet Buggy Horse; would be well kept—Apply by letter, stating whoro It can bo seen, to A.8., " Plcturosquo NZ.," 177, Queen-street. ' to Rent, a pottage, pleas- IT artly Bltnatei; partially fnrufsied pre ferred. No objeot'on to some dlßtanoe from town — Address with partloulari to 8,.a, offloe Of this paper. __ \\T ANTED to Buy, 1 or Si first-class T T Carrias o Horees, not less than IS hands 2 Inohes high; brown or bay preferred.—Apply W. Orowther. WANTED, to buy a Young Fox Terrier; muit be oheap. — Address, stating price, fto.. T.n'.R., Stab Office. WANTED, Buyers for a quantity of Gentlemen's fashionable Cut Real Tweed'Overooats, at 28a 6d each.- 'I h'se Goods are of the best ttyles lv Heather and Grey Mixtures, and cannot be matched under 425.— James Soutt, General Draper, Clnthter, Src., fto., London Home, Ylotorla-.treet West and Nel son-street. Anokland. WANTED to Purchase, Contractors' Trnoke. new or .ebond-hand,—Apply G. w, Blnney and Co., Qaeen-atreet. \\J ANTED, a purchaser for a nice littte Vi Tobacoonl't Bunlness, centrally situ ated; stook and flxin.B. ImmedlaieDOssesston; very obeap. Terms cash.—Apply Sta- office. WANTED— Ladies to know that' . WllHam Rattray has the Largest and Best Stook o£ Gloves In Auoklan<i—Dent's Fonr button Eld Gloves at 3b lid—l7B, 189, and 183, W Queen-street, _____ ANTED KNOWN - Digestive Bit ters—The wonderful remedy for Indi- I gestlon, Pains In Cheat. Forehead, and Baca, I Constipation. Piles, _o. Price 2/B.—Gandorton. Korangahape Road. "i



I Wanted. t \JII7 ANTED, Apprentices and Im- W prove!-.—Aorly at oi.oe to Mrs Qraoie, ' j Hobson-utrHot, next Cater, t.hemlst, i&! ANTED^ a smart Girl, from 14 to 16, Vv for housework,—Apply to Mrs Grade, Hobaon-ftreet, next to Cater, Chemlßt. WANTED, a General Servant,—Apply to Mrs BUh-m, Epsom, close to the Prlnoe Alfred Hotel. ~ »*/ ANTED, first-class Coat Hand; ™ highest wages given.—Apply Mr Fob ssnnlskls, tahortland-street. WANTED KNOWN—Samples of some of the Goods being sold off (with prices) are now In the window at the Bob-On-street Shop. Farther particulars soon.—W. H. Dam pier. i ____________ \\7ANTED, a First Waiter; refsrence VT requlrec-Apply F. Waters, Qaeen street. •«.*/ANTE.', first-class Machinist.— V Apply J. H. Dalton, Tailor, Vlotorla- Btreel Fast. WANTED KNuwn, another grand Lot of L-dtea". Gents', and Children's Fresh Boots, at Dampler's Boot Shop. Vlo toria-Stree. Be In time. «a/ANTED KN"WN-That I am pre- V V pared to porobane Household Furniture and other efforts on the premises on the shortest notice, in town or country.—apply personally or by letter, to Jamie Bae, "arhy-street. ANTED KNOWN—Money to Lend on personal and collateral soourlty, re payable by weekly Instalments. Bills d„ .annicd.-Rae's New Zealand Pawn Shop. Parby-strett. \)L/ AN I ED KNOWN, that an Jilemen 'V* tary ainglr.g Claas will be opened In the Ohrlatlanß' Meeting House, corner Cook and Hobaonßtreetß, by Professor oalliiau, on Tueßd-y. May Ist. at 7.-0. Terms: Ladles, 6t i gentlemen. 10s 64 per quarter, in advanoe. Names re:reived In I ha Hall on opening night. yf a ■ T X "D ---what do you want? Men's good Military Books, worth 9d, for 61. or 3 pairs 1b 4Jd J If so. go to James Soutt. Genural Draper. Olothler, _a. fto, London Hou>e„ Vlotorla-street West and Nelaon-»treet, Au-kliind. n.h.-aii the New Goods for the coming sea son now opening up. ____ aj.7 AMI ED, the l-adiesof Ponaonbyand • V Uistrlot io 0.1 l and lnspeei the new and cheap Millinery, at prloas to suit all el-Bsea; also, hew Goods lv Go d and Black Lustres and Cashmeres, on whloh »n allowance ot 2s In the _t wJI be made. A Bplendla lo» of Blankets for Si 84: good Bargains In Hearth Rugs and Door Mat*, from Sa 8d; Craitones. Table Covers. Quilts, l'nderolothing; Cheap Lineeln Hosiery, xanoy D»o«s Goo<B. liressm-fclngln the Latest Fashions. - HEMINGW .. V - Cheap Drapery Ksiabllshinent l ornnrof Union and P.tterson streets). Freeman's \\l ANTED, Fowl Manure.—Apply the »*' Blve'edale Manufnoturlng Company , (Limited). 22. Grey-Btreet. \».^ ANTED, everybody who can enloy a V? good laugh to read " A Bad Boy's Ulary," and " The Blunders of a Bashful Man." 9d eaob. The two posted free for Is 10cl. Stamps received InTp-yment. -H. E. Finch. Bookseller. 216, Qaeen-street, AHokland. WANTED KNOWN—Another Grand Fro<h Lot ot t adles'. Gents', and Chil dren's Good Cheap Boots at Dampler's toot , 3-OP, Vlotorla-ttreet. T*7it NTED Known—and well known.— W Mosley's Hosiery, BretUe's Hosiery, Leicester Hosiery, at Robson's Melbourne House, Ponsonby. \\7 ANTED KNOWN, that Mrs Walters, i V\ Hobson-street has Removed to Pitt street, where she has Oconed a Fresh Stock o Millinery. , \\J ANTED KNOWN — The Young , Yv Ladles' Journal, London Joornal, and Family HeraM, In parts, have juat arrived, below usual prioes, at Dampler's Hobson-street Hhop, _.. WANTUD Kuown-Why buy Ready made Goods when you can net Better Tweed Madj to Order at same prloeeJ-J H- Dalton, Tailor. Viotorla-Btreet East, open till 8 o'clock every evening. ;



WANTED KNOWN—Boot Gloss, 6d the bottle; Button Hooks, Id eaob; Long Leather Boo; l-aces, id the pair; at Dampler'- Boot Shop, Vloiorta-atreot \ \ /"ANTED KNOWN.-Liverand Bilious v T Tonlo—a preparation for Bilious and Liver Complaints, Indigestion. Rheumatism. Pains In the Side. so. Prioe 2/.-Bauderton' ga'»n»»l">P» Hoad, Ano-land, %A/„Nl_—l SEriN, tne Extra Grand »v Line of Gontlemen's Real Hand-Sewn Kid Klßßt CBlde Winter Boots, only 12< (nearly hatf-prloe), at Dampler's Boot Shop, Viotorla- Btreet. _ \»7 ANTED the Ladies to Know that V> Monro and MUUgan, Hobeon-street have secured the services ot a drat ol«ss Mil liner, and are now oreparod to suppl' millinery n all Its branohoa on the shortest notice, ANTE-TKNOWN—Another Grand Lot of Cheap Boots: at Dampler's 800 l Shop. Victoria-street. Be In time. Vtf A«fED KNOWN -Cheap Tim- TV bkr! Cheap Timber I And all other kinds of Br.ilding Materials, can be purchasod cheaper and bettor than anywhere else at the Yards of D. Goldie, Albert-street; I*7ANTED KNOWN—Female Corrcc Vv tlve i-illfl-For Di-opßy, swollen Legs, Debllltv. Coir), and Ueneral Irri-gu'arltteß, tbey Invariably relieve 1/ per box.—Uaoderton's Dispensary, Karapgahape Road. WA NTED X N O W N—Samples of some of the uoods being sold off (with prioet) are now In the window at the Hobson-street Shop. Further particulars soon.—W, H. Dam pler. YV, ANTED KNOWN—It you want to v V see the latest Fashion (autumn and winter, 1813), hare a glance at Monro and MllO.an'B Tailoring Window, in Hobßon-street, tiaj'aNn.D KNOWN- Samples of some V? of the Gooda be'ng sold off (with prioes) are now In the window at the Bobaon-siroet shop, .further partloolars Boon.—W. H, Dam pler. WAITED, Everybody to.Know that • * Charles Kelsey '& Co. keep no Imitation Silver Jewollory of any Itind.- The whole of their large and oholco Stock Is guaranteed to bo real Silver.—Charles Kelsey & Co., two doore below Morrins', Ironmongers. W ANTED KNOWN—Samples of some V v of the Goods being so.d off (»Ith prloeii) are now In the window at the Hnbaon-street Shop. Further partloula __ soon.—W. H. Dam pler ■ \\ ANTED, all Buyers of Silver Jewel- V r lery to knowithat Charles Kelsey & Co. have arranged for Constant Additions to their Stook of the very Newest Designs. They keep no imltatlous, consequently they guarantee everything they sell-Charles Kelsey & Co., two doors below Morrins'. Ironmongers. WANTED KNOWN—Samples ot some of the Gooda being sold off (with prioes) are now in the window at the Hobson-street i-hop. further particulars Boon,—W. H. Dam pler; WANTED KNOWN, that a Sale of Unredeemed Pledges will take place _i ■ Arthur's Mart on Monday next, 7th May, at 11 o'olook.-James Bag, Pawnbroker. T£ anted know N- A.-0. STEPHENSON, DRAPE K. NBWTON, Has Jubt Cpensd Up NEW VELVRTEKNS, special valua, 1/9 yard NEW SATINS. 1/9.28. to 6/6 yard NEW SILKB, splenold Lyons. 478 yard NEW HOSIERY, ..d upwards NEW DOLMANS, well trimmed, 26/ NEW UL3T888,3/8 to 89/ eaoh NEW JACKKTH, splendid value, at 7/8 NKW UNDKRCLOI—INQ. all styles and prioes NEW HATB, In Straw, So., 01 upwards ' NEW FEATHERS, 1/6 to 21/ eaoh NE" FLOWERS,/__ to 3/6 eaoh NEW TAPESTRY CARPETS. 2/6 per yard NEW LONG LAOS CURT AISS, /9J. 1/, 1/3 and 1/8 per yard NEW BBORT CURTAINS, /.} to 1/per yard NEW FLANNELS, 35 pieces, flh to 2/6 per yard NEW BLANKKTB, full size. All Wool, 18/6 per pair NEW CLOTHING. In groat variety.



DRESSMAKING AND MILLINKIiY ON TBE PREMISKB. A. 0. STEPHENSON, KABANGABAPK ROAD. "isr ANTED.—Hosiery I Hosiery I — ! V* Men's, Women's, Boys', Girls', and Children's, Just opened at Robson's Melbourne House, Ponsonby. %V ANTED.—The best stock of Winter Vt Hosery In Ponsonby Is to bo found at Robson's Melbourne House. Come and see them. i \iT ANTKD KNOWN-Samplesof some iV v of tbe Goods being sold off (with prioes) are n.w in the window at the Hobson-street, tthop. Further particulars soon.— W. H. Dam pier. epo CLICK BRS.—Wanted an Improver, I also a Boy.—Apply J. Tatteraali, Boot Upper Manufactory. 3 2, Queen street. "^"YOONG LADY, a good Needle. C_L woman, wishes tor a situation as Com panlon to a lady.—Addieas. D.8.V.. Star Offloe, OFFICE BOY WANTED, must be able to write well.—Apply In applicants hand writing, to Box No. 33, General Post Office. 1 ■ I Tenders. t RENDERS required for a Wooden Build- I lng.—Fart'nul-rsat Mr R. Ya'.ea*. Grocer, FanualL TOOTHACHE CURE -Instantaneous Relief. OIH 'NT ALGICs 1b bottle.—SHAß LaND & ''O. (oppoaltß Poe'-ifflee). t IUKK FOR' INDIuEVIIuN—ToNIO *■ > BALSAM, a Genuine Liver Hegulatlon, utice 3a a bottIe.—SHARLAND ft 00. (oppo slte Poat-offloe). < | THORNTON, SMITH AND FIRTH HAVE FOR SALE : "Cr wn " Flour, In sacks, IOTf. and {jo's Champion do. do. do. "Cantab" do. do. do. Sharps Branl ''('■'. .. Fowl Wheat



!' To Let • I DOWER TO LET, on 70 miles of ga ,' JL mains. In the olty and BUburbs of Auok-' I lend. Engines from ito lOOh.p.in'icated. Con j sumption of can, from IS onblo feet of gasper Vindicated hor.'e-power per honrfor the larger sizes, to 25 foet for the Bmaller. Suitable for I Boglaesrs, Woodworker}, Printers, Firewood ' Dealers, Boot and choc Mannftcturers. Fodder Dealer1, Maltßters, S.uaege Makers, &o„ fto., and for Amateur's Lathes and Fret Sawe. The - BDglne outs firewood at 2d per ton, and at inter mittent hoisting work the ooet 1b sometimes as low as Is 8d per day for a Si h p. engine, the engine running all day. Thirty five Otto Gas Engines ar. now ereoted In Auokland. Kor terms and conditions, apply to tbe Secretary, Auokland Gat Company (Limited), Foit-streer. blzes to stock -~ 1.2 3., 8,12 h.p. ri^O LET, Famished or Unlurnisned, twb ._ Brent Rooms.—For address ap.ly Mrs Sweete. opj.oal.e the Red Hon Hotel. f|lo LET, Jtieuroom and Patlour (tur -1 nlHhea or untnroUhed), with ase of kltohen.—Mrs Slmains, Park Koad, off Grafton- Road. 10 LET, Two Unfurnished Rooms.* Apply first Cottage top Newton Road, off Symondßttrtet. rf\o LET,~Two or Three Rooms (Fum- I. lßhed), with _c of kltohen.-Address, 101, Viotorla-Btreet west. '"I \0 LET, a cobvenient live-roomed House, 9 College Road. Rent moderate.—Apply to Mr Nightingale. College Road. TO LET, Shop in best part of Newtoe.— Apply E. W. Moirlson, Karangahape Road. TO LET, a comfortable Six-roomed Cot tage ; pleasant view; gas and water laid on; rent, 20b.—H. J. Biordan, Hebron-street.|_ fCIO LET, a 5-roomed House, water laid i on, with a. acre ot ground, at Green Lane, three minutes' walk from station.—Apply B. Haralson, near Hemnera Station. TO LET, in Grey-street, the House and Orchard, o con plod by Mr H, Neale,— Apply on tho prt aalsest TO LET, Furniehed~for One Year, or the Session only a 81z-roomed House, bathroom and soul cry, within sixmlnutes* walk ot the Housn of Representatives —Address 88, " Evening Post "offloe. Wellington. ■■■ jjO L».T, Eight-roomed House in City P Road: gas and water laid on; every con venience.—Apply to J. B. Morpeth, No. 20, Insurance Buildings. 'pO LHT, "those very desirable and cen- I trally situated Premises now in occupation of Messrs B. Glttos ft Sons (who are removing opposite), Wyndham street, jUBt at junotlon of Qaeon-Btreot.—Full particulars from D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street, f|»o LET (Remuera)-To Let, Dwelling I House and 6 Acres, Vlotorla Road, Remuera, next below residence of D. B. Cruiok shank, Esq., and at present occupied by Mr Denis Kelly. The property Is very pleasantly situated. House contains 6 rooms and out buildings.— D. F. Evans, Land Agent, Queen street. XTORTH SHORE. BOUSE- to Let InOood Positions.—Apply. """" R&RDUDEB. Devonport Btore. FFICEB and Sample Kooms To Let.— ! Apply to New Zealand Tweed Co.. Queen street For Sale. Sj^Oß SALE, Two Good Iron Tanks, r fittings and oonneetlonß complete,-Apply to Pnb'lsnor. -tab offloe. FOR SALE, iv Customhouse-street , West, a Boarding Hone? and Shop, oppo- i site Gleeson's Hotel. A bargain.—For terma. fto., apply to J. Angelo, Customhouse-street West. ■ iDOK BALE, cheap, a Street Lamp,— t r Apply Thames note. I LDOR SALE, Hacuett-street, Ponsonby, ] — New Verandah Villa of Six-rooms, fitted with Register Grates. Colonial Oven, Cup board, Dresser. &c, etose to the Beach. Price, £350.— D. F. Evans. Ketate Agent Quean-street, next ] B-nk ot Anstralada •



■ jtOR ABSOLUTE SALE, at Mount I? Kden, a new. well Untuned, and faithfully built Verandah Cottage of tour rooms ana eoullery. fitted with register grate, kltoben range, tank, arc, _c &o. Splendid allotment (volcanic): 33 x 145; situate, tbe Avenue. Kden dale Price £29 oaoh; balanr-e on Buoh terms as agreed upon.—Apply to Mese" blbby and Fletcher, on the premises: or to D, F, Evans, KBtate Agent, Uneen-etroet. . (7-1) i/«OR -M-EDIATB SALE, handsome *^ VILLA RESIDENCE, new and well flnlshod, containing seven rooms, flitted with register grates, oven, cupboards, gas and fit tings; water laid in from main: splendid view of harbour; Bltuated in Franklyn Road, near the Wesleyan Churoh. —D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qneen-fltreet, next bank of Australasia. POX SALE, Customhoute-street West, good Business Sites, leasehold. Lot [No. 111, 50x90, together with the Shop and Buildings erected thereon, as now occupied by Messrs Atkinson and Co. Ground rent, _10 per annum. Leasehold 6 years to run. To be had cheap.— D. F. Evans, Estate Agent Quaan-street. FOR S-LE, a fir.-t-claas Leamington Range, second hand.-For putloulars apply to Mrs A. Mackle, Cbapel-streot, 3 doors from MaJarV, grooer. sj'Oß SALE, a handsome Circular s' frontage Brougham, Spring Cushions and Squabs - Apply to W. Witt, late Basten. Durham-street. , TO ARRIVE, and tor Sale (by Tata. wora), on Tuesday, May 1,300 bags Pota toes.— L. W. Eaton. BIGHT POUNDS (£8) YEARLY. - Allotment to Lease in Nelsoußtreet, for 33 va-ra; money lent to build with If desired. -O Williamson. Kstata Agent. Voloan L»n». AGKOCttKY BUoIN-SS for Sale, iv in the olty, doing aoashtrade. Stook at ooßt price.—Addrefs at Rt.b office • B ROY Canoe for Sale, cheap; suited for oamplng out: set ot saps; ballt Bame nlme-oltnß as the calebrated Evangeist. Also, good Gnn—taorlflee.—Anply'.Tuesoay or Wed nesday, 12 to 2 p.m., Canoe ehed, Gouks Yard, opposite Gas Workfl. p6 CAPITALISTS AND OTHEcb. central crrr frebhold pkopkety for SALE. I am Instructed by Mrs Probert (who Is now retiring trom her old and well-established busi ness) to Bell. Immediately, this valuable Bui noss Kite (the "Little Dust Pan "), being one of the oldest aud best-known sites in the city. It has a frontage to -hortland-street of J5 feet, by a depth of 116 feet to field Lane, besides being exoavated and enhEtaDtlal wall built for cellar. Splendid position; corner allotment. Situate dlreotly between Messrs A. Clark and Sons Warehouse and Byoroft's MM. Bhortland-street. Nearly all the purchase money can remain on mortgage at 7 per oent _erms and conditions on application to D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent,Q-een-atreot. 75 |7«OR ABSOLUTE SALE GRAND VILLA SITES. Hbaltht Aspbot. Maonifioknt Vibyv. AU those Bplendid Freehold VUla Sites, situate next the residence of Judge Munro, St. Georges Bay Road, Parnell, having each a frontage of 65ft by 200 ft deep, with a Bplendid north-easterly slope. The position is first-class, the aspeot cannot bo beaten, with a vlewnnsurpassed. In fact, those are, without exoeptlon, the only Choloe Villa Sites In thta rapidly-rising and arißtooratlo suburb; and tho vendor has dis played his Interest in this dlßtrlct by cutting up his property into such large allotments, besides which he offers suoh exceptionally easy terms, via., ono quarter cash; balance can Bland at six Plans and all particulars at office of D. F. EVANS. 770) Estate Agent, Queen-street TO BAKBRS AND OTHERS.-Valu able and Flrst-olass Business, situated on Manukau Road, Parnell, oonßteting of Hand some and Commodious Shop and Dwelling, con taining nine rooms, pantry, bath-room, souitery. balcony (back and front); splendid large Baker 1 Oven, dough boxes, floor loft, stable, and nu merous outbuildings; large Freehold Allotment (double frontage). In all, a flrst-olasß and very o mpaot Baker'a and Confectioner's Premises, all in capital working order.—Full particulars at offloe of D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Q«een street. >"3> EJEMATITE PAINT AND FIRE CLAY. TO BE SOLD VERY OHEAP, In Quantities to Suii Pdrohaekbb, hematite paint and fire clay Or a euPKßioit Quality. Apply to E. MITCHELSON &CO„ 19, QUBBN-ST. WH-RF. Highway .Board Notices. ONE TR-E HILL ROAD DISTRICT. ELECTION OF TRUSTEES. The following is. a list ot the persons Nomina ted- Robert Hall Henry Hair William Lambert William Wall Robert Henry Watt ] As the number ot Candidates nominated (5) corresponds with the number to be elected (6), I hereby deolara the above-mentioned Robert HaU Henry Hayr William Lambert William Wall Robert Henry Watt to be duly Elected. HENRI" OL-RBC April 26 1883. Returning Officer. DEN TERRACE HIGHWAY BOARD. NOTICE. The Yearly Balance sheet will be open at the Board's Offloe during the month of May tor the inspection of all the Ratepayers in the dlstrlot, F. J. PATEN, , . ' April 80,1883. Chairman.



IF ''L'pstanfl'Tfound. '','. IT OST, yesterday afternoon, between -] - -Li Onehunga and Grey-street, a Gold Chain • land Pendant.- One Pound reward on returning ' J same tc the Market Hotel, Grey-street. | T OST, a Cheque on BanlTof New Zea ' -___ land, No, 06 837, on _Btb April, payable to A. _dolcod. P.yment stopped.—Finder will be rewirded by leaving same at T. and H. Cooke's Victoria-street. T UST, a Pair of Bluchers, between JL_ High and Alexandra streets!- slnder please lisave at E. Porter fc Go's, >or J. Coblne. tmVE SHILLINGS KB.WARU.— Lost, J. between Upper Queen-street and Railway Station, a Jet Crois mounted with Gold,—Any one returning same t. Btab Offloe will receivd tag above reward. ONE (£) POUND REWARD.-Lost, a Mackintosh Overco.t: left on a seat In the Doißnlu on Saturday, Finder taking the name to Mr Burton, Baker _cc„ Uraf ton Road, ■ will receive the above reward __ I|»OUND, in garden, a Chestnut Mare., . V Owner can have same by paying expenses. If not claimed within 14 days will be sold.— , Apply Brookslde. Parnell. ___ UMIUELLA taken in Mistake from s.s. j Wellington on Saturday afternoon.— Please roturn to Mr Baker, North Sbore Ferry <Cn.. offloe. STRAYED, into my paddock, at Hemce-*, Or.aei Road, on -unday motn i "g. on * Ohe-tnut M-Te with saddle. Owner can cave toe same by paying expenses,— l>. Keilealf. s n_-w-"-^.i wnn •■■-.. i , _ow j .t__» ;,:i3l_.pp_n» bsali I ■~ • _v„ SWIMS. \VTAIUKU AND ONE. 1M&2& VV HUNGA STEAM. NA Vl ■™*a*rGAT_ON COMPANY (LIMfTBD). TIME TABLE-MAY. 1883. g ~0-J..s.'- MANORAU.* ils Leave Onehunga. Leave Waiuku. May ,-. .;,,;;'May s. E ;. 1-Tuesday, 1 p.m. 2-Wed., 6.30 p.m. 2—Wednesday, 2 p.m. 3—Thursday, 7 a.m. 4—Friday, 3.30 p.m. 5-Saturday, 8 a.m. 7—Monday,"s p.m. > 8-T-esday, 11 a.m. 9-Wed., 7.45 a,m. 9—Wed., 12 noon 11—Friday, 9 a.m. 11—Friday. 1.30 p.nu 12—Saturday, 9.45 a.m. 12—Saturday, 2 p.m. 14—Monday, 10.30 a.m. 14^-Monday. 3 p.m. 16—Wednesday, 1 p.m. 17—Thursday, 7 a.m. 18-Friday,3p.m, 19-Saturday, 8 a.m. 21—Monday,' 5 p.m. I : .-—Tuesday. 10 ajn. 23—Wednesday, 7 a.m. 23- Wed., 11.30 a.m. 25-Friday, 7.45 a.m. 25-Frlday, 12.15 p.m. -6-Saturday, 8 am. 26-Saturday, 12.30 p.m. 28—Monday, 9.30 a.m. 28 -Monday, 2 p.m. 30—Wednesday, 11 a.m. 30-Wed., 3.30 p.m. All Freights payable before delivery of goods. - J. BARR BROWN, Managing Director. 1 =. Meetings. RBMUERA MUTUAL IMPROVE MENT SOCIETY. OPEN MEETING TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) NIGHT. Readings, Songs, and Recitations by Members. ALLARK.INVITBD. ' JAB. KNOX. Secretary. m aj EWTON LODGE, OF MARK aA-H-L* MABTISRMABONB. N0..80.EU. jfcjf —'he r.gular MonthlyCommonlcatlon / 'r\ wl'l be h»ld in the Looge-room, Masonio Halt, Karsngahane Koad, TO-MOK ROW (Tnetd.y) KVKNINO, at 7.30 o'olook pre ola.ly. Visiting Mark Brethren are Invited to attend,—By commend of the W.M. w. J. BRO^N. Secretary. AUCKLAND CHORAL SOCIETY.- Flnal hehearsal, MONDAY next. 30th instant Third Concerto! the Season ("Moses In Kevpt") TD -SD L¥. May 1.-H. G ILfitUN, Hon. Bee DONSONBY "AT HOME." The Annual Meeting of Members will t-ke place on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 2nd May, at .eight o'oVook. in 1 Mils Hill's. Bohoolroom (Kindly lent for the occasion]. Business:—lo elect Offloers, and other Im portant matters In connection with the ensuing season. ( D. F. EVANS, Hon. Sep. DEVONPORT ROAD DISTBICT.- Notloe Is hereby given that it 1b the Inten tion ot the Davenport Koad Board, at a Meeting to b« bed In the office of the Hoard, on MON DAY, 14th day of May, to make the follwlng special order:—" Tbat the number ot Members ot the Board be Increased to nine;' By order of the Board. a. TANNER, Secretary. Drapery-



JVIANTLES IN SILK MATALAISE. MANTLES IN HEATHER TWEEDS. FOUR-IN-HAND MANTLHS. J. M. M cLachlan, 222, QUKESSTREET, HAS JUST OPENED -600 JACKETS. DOLMANS, and ULSTERS In the above Makes and Styles. S.ooQrds.|or.Dßßßa MATERIAL, oomorUlng- Hoather Mixture ccaiume Cloth, Nuns' Veiling, and French Cashmeres in the nsw-St shadbs. 300 BOYS' TWBBD BUITP, 100 YOUTHS* TWEED BUITB. Whloh will be sold 60 per oent. under the regular price. Also (to arrive in a few days)— 3 Broohe Silks, Satin del.eon. Batlnetts In black and colours. Black Br-ohes. pnre Bilk, from fis Cd per yard. These Goods Laving been bought by Mr Mo'-AO-lan duri.g his visit to Glasgow and London will be sold at K» olish Pbiois to clear. T. m cM aster IS NOW OPENING, Per Warwick, from London, . A-LARGE LOT of NEW T^RAPERYI - " T ,TI/|ILLINERYI . J vi „ .-.. ts a_l.- a -irvHESSES I COME AND SEE THEMI T. MCMASTER, 262, QUEEN-STREET. t-fc -. i UvU s;j..h'« r_ „W-« ad i - ■' U-tT ■ '.>■:.::kh .-. '■■■.":. !.:■: U ELLIN G OFF Winter Millinery for One IO Month at Low Prlcei. on account of leaving Auokland Ihe Lease, Goodwill, &&, for Sale. —Mrs Whitehead, Milliner. Newton. j-a Money INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING. LAND. AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND (Corner of Vulcan Lane and Queen-street). ' INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. This Society is now leaning INVESTING SHARES, ordinarily carrying full rate of Interest and ProflU , -.. PAID-UP SHARES of £20 each, carrying 7 per cent interest (payable half-yearly) and par tlolpatlng in Surplus Profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on Deposits for 12 months, 7 per cent,'and on Deposits for 6 months, 6 per oent per annum. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. The Society advances on Approved Freehold and Leasehold Property to the extent of three fourths the value. Borrowers may pay off part or tho whole 01 their Mortgages at any tune. Reduoed Table of Rates and any further par ticulars required may be obtained at the Society's offices. GEORGE ERASER, . Manager. PHOSPHOROUS is a grand remedy for Dry Cough. Lobs of Vital Power, and Ohronto Bronchitis, is.—a W. Goodion. London Aroa.e. A? 141 TO _i.,000 LENT on Building 361 V Society principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment syste—- Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties for sale on Ith page. Six per oent allowed on money deposited tor investment— 0. Williamson, Land, Estate, and Flnanoial Agea and Valuator.!-, Vulcan Lane : D E M O V A L. The Business of the AUCKLAND LOAN OFFICII, Queeo-st'eet, has been removed to Monte De Piete, Darby-street. All communl oatlons or letters for J. H. Neomeugen to bo eft there. MONEY TO LEND at 8 per cent.— Apply to F. G. Ewtnsuon.



j Business Notices. ijJjjF 0 T I C ~R ' TO THE INHABITANTS OF DtVONPORT AND LJtKE DISTRICT. T AND THK PUBLIC GENERALLY. MR AVKNBL\ HnToa-R, b?ga to announce that be has paroUSßud the Butchering tmslne's of Measra Allaon mo-, at Devo-port, and will commence business on Ist May. Having a thorough, knowledge of the Butcher ing Business, after 20 years' erperience, he trusts that by supplying iirlmeßt quality ot meat at reasonable rates to lieonre a continuance of the liberal support extended to his preaeoeesors. Devonporr. April 23,1883. -VT O T I C E . In announcing tbe disposal of our Butchering Business to Mr. WILLIAM aVBNBLL, win takes possession on May Ist, we desire to return to the residents ot IJnvonport, Lake, and other districts, our sincere thanks for thetr staunoh 1 and liberal support during the last li years. Having known Mr. Avenell for several years, we feel justified In asserting tbat the business will be carried on In such a satisfactory manner that the same kind support will be given to him. ALI-ONBBOS. Devonport, April 28.1883, aP U T R V, • 67, VICTORIA-STREET WE3T; Opposite Royal Mall Hots). A well assorted Stock ot Jewellery. Watches, fto. always on hand. Repairs neatly executed on the premltos, and orcers promptly attended to. Charge j moderate. H.K W Selling Off his Stook ot aliver Jowellery at cost price, to make room for a new assort ment. CpiVE (£5) POUNDS REWARD. The above reward will be paid to anyone glylng euoh Information is will lead to the



oonvlotlon ot any unauthorised person found Posting BUla on the Star Hoardings around tbe City and Snburbtu ,"ry O X I C E. BEES WAX I BEBS WAXI Purchased In any quantity for Cash. Buyers of Fungus and Muntz Metal. Having purohassd in China a Fine Assort ment of Teas himself, JAMHS AH EEW can confidently recommend them, and trusts that all his old Cußtomera, and the Publlo genorally, will avail themselves of tills splendid opportunity and oaU early to buy his Superior Congou, Best Flavoured Kooloo, Shouobong, and various Mixed Teas, suited to every taetei He has also on band Japanese Wore. Preserved Ginger, Crockery ware. Silks, Handkerchiefs, and other oommodltles too numerous to mention. Note the Address i— JAMEd AH _EW ft CO.. 3M, Queen-street C^LEARING-OUT SALE OF J CUTLERY. THOMAS SAMUKL, being compelled to Clear out his Stock ot Cutlery In consequence of the PBEMISUS COMING DOWN and no other Shop being obtainable, is now SELLING OFP the whole ot the Mock at an enormous S-orlfloe. The goods ana from the best Sheffield makers, and will have i„ be sold at any prlco. Gonslßting of— Heat Ivory Table and Dessert Knives. Loo-wood's and Johnson's Best Pooket Knives. Eleotro-plated Forks, Fpoons, Cruets, fto. Nevada and Nickel Silver Forks and Spoons. Superior Bclseors and Razors. WHOLHBALE AND BBTAIL. TUOMAS~_AMUEL, IMPORTBROF CUTLERY. 18, Queen-Btret (Opposite Town Clook). T AND YV W ILLIAMB DIRECT IMPORTERS OF DRAPERY AND FANCY GOODS,



Both Sides KARANGAHaPE BOAD, NEWTON. "NOT BELUNG OFF" "NOT GOlNa TO ENGLAND "~ "NOT OFFERING A LAHGE DI-COUNT"- But have to- arrive by the following vessels now due:— Ss. POTOBI 3 CASES AURIGA 5 OASES GKORGB HHWLBY 2 CASKS CLYDK 8 CASE- A BIG LOT WINTmR HOODS, comprising CLOTHING AND OVKKCOATd: thesa latter have been made nneolitlly to our order " extra long." BLANKETS. FLANNELS, HOSIEttY» &-.. &0 — __'_." In adrltlon to the sbove-ment'oned Goods, we shall receive, ex GfcoiiG- Bewxey. about 200 (two hundred) of Ooopor, Box and Co.'s Ck-Eer.ted Patent VENTir_r_ra WATERPROOF TALETHES COATS. See what the Field says reßpeotlng these Goods:—"I have tried your- Ventilating Goat well In the coursing field, and conalder it a great ruoceßßS. Itlsrcott comfortable to well- In, and turns any quantity ot rula.—Yours very faithfully, *** * *** IKOBIN Hood)-Mki8bb Cooper, box and Co." A New frooßßß (J net discovered) prevents the rubber hardening and destroys all smell of naptha. We have always on hand a SHOW OF HOSIERY. BHIRTS, HATS. TIE 3, BRACKS. BKLTS, COLLARS, &c„ jco. For Price, Style, Variety, and Good Value, Second to None In Newton. N.R-The Watebpijcof Coats are worth waiting tor. " TNDIA AND CHINA TEA JL WARE HOUSE." NO. 95, VICTORIA-STREET. IN THB MATTER oif^GENDINB INDIAN TEAS," I beg to notify my ouiitomers, and all whom It may concern, That my Indian Teas are mostly bom Caloutta, via Melbourne; that the treat bulk of my present Stook paesed through the Victorian Customs during the severest discus sion that has ever taken place in the Colonies on -v-hat Constitutes " Pure Tea;" when the eftor; was actually made to raise the Government Standard there higher than tr at adopted by the Board of Trade, jjondon. Further:-That, as nearly the whole of my Stock carries the ' Cal outta Syndicates" Mark, and their Agrnta In Melbourne being Messrs J. Henty and Co., t-0 higher guarantee can 'be given of their purity than they offer on behalf ot the Syndicate. FrED-C \V HITBHEAD, TEA IMPORTER. A CKLAND. RATS I RATS I RATSI-Use SHARLAND'd IPHOSPHOR PASTE. Rats eat It greedily, and die; no smell. Prioe. One Shilling a Bottle. SHARLAND & C 0... opposite Post-offloe, i — —a Corporation xNotioes. «-__-9-___-__Sr



CITY OF AUCKLAND. TENDKBS FOB WATER CART. The City Council will receive Tenders until 3 p.m. ot THURSDAY, the Srd May. for above works, in terms of speolfloatlons to be viewed at the offloe of the Olty Emilneer. Council Chambers, High-street. The Council do not bind themselves to aooapt any tender. Tenders to be endorsed—"Tender for Water Cart.'' P. A. PHILIPS, Town Cleric. TownTJlerk's Office, April 18.1-88. piIXY UF AUCK. a|N D . COMP-KTIOH OF WOBKS IN DTJBLIH AMD EDWIN-STREETS, KAKANGAHAFE WABD. The City Council will reoelve Tenders until 8 p.m. of THDKBDAT, the 3rd May. foralMve works. In terms ot plans and specifications to be viewed at the offloe ot the City Engineer. Counotl Chambers, High-street. The Council do not bind themselves to accept any tender. Tenders to be endorsed—" For Works in Dublin and Ed win-streets." P. A PHILIPS. Town Oletrk. Town Clerk's Offloe. April 18,1383. jpIXY OF AUCKLAND. FORMATION AND ASHES OH RICHMOND ROAD. FORMATIOK AUD DRAINAGE, DTJKE-STBKET. The Cltr Council will reoelve Separate Ten ders until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY, Srd May. for above works, in terms of plans and specifica tions to be viewed at the offloe of the City En gineer, council Chambers. High-street The Council do no bind themselves to accent any tender. Tenders to be endorsed respectively for the work tendered for. P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office. April 18.188?.



JMf_s_ IITESTEBN SPRINGS PROPEftTY. notTcb. Any person found Trespassing In pursuit of fame or otherwise on the City Corporation roperty will be prosecuted. P„ A. PHH-PS, Town Cierk, Town Clerk's Office, April-7th. 188?.! JLjoeosing Motioes. q_la____3__ X__MRr__ k__D" TW- O T I 0 F. THB LICENSING ACr. 18_. AMENDMIINT ACT, 1882. The Annual Meetings of tbe annexed Lloen- Htna Committees will be held at the hoar of _o_n, at the places appointed as under :— OTAHDHD —The flr.t Tuesday in the months of Jure. September, Decembar, 1883. March, 1884, at Resident Magis trate's Court. MaJSUEt-WA-The first Monday In the same months, at tbe School House. Woodslde. PAPAROA-The first Frldav In the same months, at the School House. _ J. OUPHANT HUSHES, Clerk of the Licensing Commltica.



i Public Notioeß. i"XT o T I C E. RS EDWARD CO3TLEX DKOKABED. All protons who are or may hereafter be Indebted to the above estate, either for Interest, rent, or otherwise, w_l.l__m iay tbe Mldo to Messrs Jaokson and Ru'sell. solicitors. Fort street, Auckland, whose receipt shall be a suffi cient discharge. _,m,' N ' JACKSONf^SSX, "■ "i" N \ deoeased. ' A.cklano, 27th April, lgja^ __• , /"iHrtLLRNGE, to"any six or more of the _ ' Hlnhest Aggregate Soorers In tho lnte A.a. Asaoolfttlon Matches, to Fire a Prac tical Bacldlty li fl* Match, entrance _I Is, to be made within 7 days from this date, April 30th, 1883 at Mr W. H. Hassrd'B. Qaeen-strcet, who will give parilcularß, T>UBLIC NOTICE. All peisoni found Tresoatßlng or Removing Firewood from my propertj. opposite the College Lake, will bo ProseouU_ | s P. KBNEtLY. T^ORiH NEW ZEALAND SETTLER -*** AND LaND BUYERS* GUIDE, FOR APRIL. Contains valuable information on HOP CULTURE, ENSILAGE. FRUIT GROWING, &C fto. > ■ ~.,_ "aIeoT . 'sill A New and Original Story, entitled . "A MODERN DELPHI." Continuation of "LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF TBE GOOD OLD TIMES,' "LOST IN THE BUSH," BESIDES MUCH OTB BR MATTIB, INTKREBTrS. ANl> UrfSFTJL TO EVSUt-'ONB. T. W. HlO-SON & Co. .. PROPRIETORS AND PUBLISHERS. QUK-N-STUK-T. BAN 'NASI Bananas 1 -3d per lb„ or >five-pounds for one shilling, at the Park Fruit Depot, Victoria-street East (just above Roth's|Bathß). .- j | OLD SEWING MACHINES Repaired or Exchanged tor New Ones at D. S. Chambers' Wholesale and Retail Machine Depot, 70, Queen street, opposite the Bank.



Medical. STOP your Colds by Using Rubini's Tincture of Camphor. Price is.—C. W, Goodsou, London Arcade. UUAKLAMO'o' CHERRY PECTORAL, )_ Absolutely the beet remedy ever made for COUiiHS, BRUNCBITIS. AND OOLD3. Prioe. 2s 6d and 4s 6d a Bottle. ■B.SHARLAND ft CQ_ opposite Poßt-affloe,| |j FOB WINTER COUGHS and Bronchial IRRITATION, TRY AICKIN'S SYRUP OF EUOALYPTDB with Hypophoßphlte of Lime and Quinine." For Incipient Consumption and Chronio Chest Affections, " Aickin's Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphite of Lime and Quinine," is mo»t certainly alterative and curative. TryitforßßONCHiTis andABTHMA. Address :— THE PHARMACY, Quben-bthket. HaBLETT'S . : j , MITOHAM -LUVANDBR WaTER la a Most keißesuiNQ Perfume fob Hand KCBCHIBF OB BIOS ROOM. In Bottles at I/O, 2/0, 6/6,7/6. and 10/6 Hach. ENGLISH PHARM AC V, . 181, Qoeen-steeet. 'HUE ECLECTIC PHARMACY. The acme cAxlegant Medical Establishment..-' Top oi GrhsHsthkkt, cobneu or Pitt-sib____ CHARLES BOTCHER. DOCTORaRNOLD'SPENNY ROYAL, AND STEEL PILLS.-The most popular medicine of the day. Price, 2s 6d a box.—Colo nial Agents: Shahlanb & Co., opposite the Post Offloe. WORMS All children euffer from them. It Buspeoted, ask for the Certain Cure. SHABLaND'B WORM POWDKKB, 1/ packet. Apothecaries Ball, onnoaite Poat-e_.ee. ■ '.' ■ ■ " c ■".■ Auctions.



TO-MORROW, At 12 o'Clock. TIMBER! TIMBERL ' On Wharf, behind Toll-house. 1 tf (\i\6\ FEET KAURI AND X 4 aVVV KI-CATEA BOARDS. In Lots to Suit Purchasers. GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW, W. DOWDEN . WILL Sell by auction, to-morrow, at 11 o'clock. 1 CASE, .on>_alng-Cash Boxes. Bond x Boxes; stationery Cases, Twine Boxes, &0., fto. TO-MORROW, A. 11 o'Clock. To Close Accounts without Reserve. Hall Stands, Glass Back Brackets, Folding Chairp, Piano Stools, Croquet Chairs, Watnot?, Canterbury., Iron Tables, Half-tester Bedsteads. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell at his Roc me (opposite Thornton, Smith and Firth's Mills). Lower Queen-street, on the above date, at 11 o'clock. To Close Accounts. Balance of Obnalgniiaent. Without Rbskkts.



TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock a,in. *'■-. FRUIT I FRUIT I FRUIT I " ' CHEESE, B-CON, BUTTER, : , POTATOES, BISCUITS, CONFECTIONERY;,. R. ARTHUR Mw» WILL SELL by auction, at his Mart, Queen-street, tomorrow (Tucadai), at lloolooka.m., AN ASSORTMENT OF GOOD LOCAL .(LNB NKLSON FRUIT- Apples, Pears, Peanuts SO Cheese. B toon, Butter numH 120 _Xteoe^ H6mß "* "Wißg Blßculta. Confectionery Figs, RaUiss, fto. B, TONES. E, C. OABR, B D. TOHKB WEDNESDAY, MAY 2. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONC-MT, EX WARWICK FROM LONDON, .B. TONES & CO WILL sell by auction on Wednesday, at II o'clock, /TDK-CON. I Bale (50 pieces) White Calteoe, N. 6515 / Damaged by (alt water W, 8, OOCHBAN-] [JAB. DACBI THURSDAY, MAY 8. 400 VOLUMES NEW BOOHS. 1 JUST LANDED. BJiOR SALE by Auction at our Rooms, ■-' Fort street, on Thursday, May 3, at li .00 VOLUMES NEW BOOKS oomsr_-__ Beautifully Illustrated Works of Poetry, Science, and travels: Byron, Bona, Sba.speare; Chambers' Enooiopredla (lateat edition, 10 vols, half bouno) the works ot Dlo-ena. Lever. Mayne Bald, Ingoldaby Legends. Comets, Koran, Landseer, Joeephua, Webster- Dic tionary. Hood's. Trollope'a. "Words worth's. Goldsmith's. Rollins, Xenophea. and Knight's Work*, with a number vat other Interesting Valuable Books, all perfectly new and handsomely bound. No Reserve. Catalogues on ArplloaU.ii. ■'"'• - SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. 8. COCHEANE. J AS. DAOEE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2. ¥ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ! At the North Shore. THE Subscribers will sell by auction, as the Premises. Vlotorla House, Vlctorlv street (n«ar Mr <\ May'eK Norlh Bbora.on Wa_ nesday. 2nd May, at U o'clook. "-~*"w" "°" GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Consisting of Contents ot Parlour. Dining-room. Bed. rooms, and Kitchen. *™ SAMUEL COCHRANE & 801, Auctioneers. CR SALE BY AUCTION, Farm at Tauranga, adjoining Mr Wo Lean's, of IE acres (15 in grass), House, Cowshed, and Stock yard. 7 good Milch Cows, 8 Young Stook; at A. I Buokland's sale, Friday, .th May. (Continued on Jfouni Pdqe).