TELEGRAMS.

(BBOM OUB OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

CAMBKIDGB, this day. The tangi still continues over Heretan £i \ native chief who died on Tuesday She weather ta very wet and there is m nch sickness among the Maoris. Land J_nrt dees not sit till Friday - ■ •* ' Mr Elwin B. Dickson, clerk of the Laud Court bas-been removed to Maketu, and Mr F,'Blades succeeds him.

(PER PBBSS ASSOCIATION.) GISBORiVE, this day. ' Whilst tbe towing punt at Tolago Bay _as ou Sunday conveying goods from on __rd tbe schooner Gisborne there was a l__vv sea on the bar, and the punt __nped. Captain Skinner was on board, tha punt steering. Goods to the value of •taut £500 went down. Captain Skinner was rescued by the men in the towing boat. a large quantity of goods have been re covered, but a heavy loss falls on Captain Skinner by the accident. A meeting of farmers has been convened to take steps for the furtherance of a scheme for disposing of the surplus fat stock of Poverty Bay. CHRISJTCHURCH, this day. At the Magistrates' Court this morning Charles Fleming was charged with having _>t fire to thepremisesof his father, Thomaa S'reing, on May 24th. Prisoner was re manded till Friday. The sMp Briar Holme, which is lying out , the stream ready loaded for hngland, was this morning observed to be flying the notice flag On tho launch going off with the police, seven ot the crew were given in ftharee for inauboidination and refusing to wv. anchor. They were brought before riinßM Court this afternoon, and three of tha ringleaders were sent to gaol for four months, and the rest ordered back to the Asides the anm of £50 already sent by the German Consul in Christchurch to the Central Committee in Berlin for the laffirers by the Rhine inundations, which •as. collected in Christchurch and its neighbourhood, a further amount of £27 8i fid will be forwarded by that gentleman for the same purpose by the outgoing Orient steamer.collected by the members of the German Society in Kumara, Westland. DUNEDIN, this day. FATAL FIRE.-MAN BURNT TO DEATH. Aynaloy's Mosgiel Hotel was burnt down lilt evening. Immediately after the fire, George Cardogo was missing, and his trunk wa« found among the ashes. The fire at Aynsley's Hotel is said to be dna to the bursting of a kerosene lamp. Tbo" insurances are: — Liverpool, London, and . Globe, £14.000 on hotel, and £100 on stock and furniture > Standard £160 on Brown's adjoining shop, wb_h was pulled down to prevent the tpieod of the flames. One half of the lJierpool, LoridoD, and Globe risk is re ianred in tbe Hamburg and Magdeburg Co, SSOAPE OF A PRISONER FROM DUNEDIN GAOL. Chas. .Vickers, who was sentenced to five .ears' imprisonment at last Criminal Sittings, effected his escape from gaol this morning. Two hours afterwards he called at the residence of a Mornington settler, and, by threatening to shoot Mrs Warring ton, got a change of clothing there. The police are in pursuit. The Licensihg Commissioners are making a personal inspection of all the city public houses. ■ ' , '. . ~ , The city bakers raise the price of bread from Ist June. Nine seotionß have been taken up under the tepettal leasing system, at prices tanging from £1 lis 2d to 7s 6d per acre. Yonng Scott has been challenged by Rajner, of Melbourne, to walk 24 or 48 hours, lor £100 a-side. Scott offers to ac cept lithe match takes place here.

CALLIOPE DOCK.

Decision to Send the Plans for Approval.

TMquestion of proceeding with the con ■bastion of the Calliope Dock was brough - up at the Harbour Board yesterday by tbe following motion, which was moved by the chairman:—" That the plans and specifica tions of the new dock at Calliope be imme diately forwarded to Wellington for the approval of the Governor in Council." He Bid that when these plans came back be would ba prepared to move for the rescind ing of tbe motion providing for sending the documents to England ; and he would alto then-move that the work be proceeded with tad tenders called. His denre was to save time and expedite matters.—Mr Thomas seconded the motion.—Mr Aickin aike. what check they had oa the plans of §_§ tbe Engineer to assure and satisfy the public. There had been mistakes previously, and they could not exercise too much precau tion in the' expenditure of this £120,600. It was not for the .purpose of throwing doubt on the plans that he said this, bnt a check of some kind wni necessary as a matter of discretion and of business.—Tbe chairman said tbe. Governor wa3 an un doubted authority, and the fact tbat they would,be signed by him should be a sufti elentfcheck in itself.—Mr Aickin: Then, do I understand that, before signing, tbe Governor will take the trouble, as an engineer, of examining those plans of our Engineer f-The chairman: 1 have his authority for saying that he will.—Mr McKeosie was not satisfied with this check. 1 He said the Governor was a military engineer of high order, bnt there were "departments and departments in en • tjneerin.,. and it did not follow that Hia Excellency knew anything about docks. It would not do, he said, t» have a tumble down like John iamb's wall. Ho was ton/ for Mr Lamb, but the aame engineer who had designed tbat wall had submitted the plans for their dock.—The chairman questioned this statement, bnt Mr Mc- Keurie reiterated 'that it was true. Mr ; Limb was justified iv expending his own money in whatever manner he pleased, bnt ss a public body they were not justified in spending large earns of pnblic money with out due considers tioD, and in this instance 1% should have the services of a con sulting engineer, although he did not want to detract from the credit due to Mr Mc- Donald.' A man should have practical ex perience of such work before undertaking X and. he., questioned ii Mr Mc- Donald had such practical experience of luge works such as the one in question. Be thought it would be well before submit ting these plans to the Governor in Council tt bare the advice of a consulting engi / WW. The pnblio would not be satisfied otherwise, and he considered that Mr Napier Bell, as a competent authority, •honld be communicated with.—Mr jAickm {"to that in conversation with him, Mr Thomas Russell made an offer that if the Ms were sent home through the Bank of «•»'.Zealand, be would see that a com petent engineering authority went through. them and reported.—Some discussion fol lowed on the question whether the plans •honld be placed before a consulting en , Peel', prior to receiving tbe assent of the »weinor-in-Counci), the Mayor and Mr Aiekiri holding that they should, and the -sirmahcontending that they might be sub rotted to the engineer after being signed. - 'hechairmansaiditwastheiatentiontouse concrete manufactured from Auckland lime tofts construction, and this would save tho greater expense of sending to England w Portland cement, and would tend to en- Mirage local industry.—The Mayor said 2* ' was quite prepared to accept _ir _.ii_"' Jervois's ' recommendations, Klienng that he was quite as competent as JOTS they would get .He opposed the •Wot tending the plana to England as a •Mteottitneandmoney, and considered that, J* 8 appointment of a consulting engineei »« tnutely an after-consideratlon.-Mr ™n«,i.Bis Excellency told me that he SK,r"**m Doors by heart, and de .«raiMdot]_et portions very minutely.—Mr Me_en_le»air_.he would'be satisfied with JJ* JPPointraent of a consulting engineer.— j»r Morrin agreed with Mr McKenzie that !!_,'S™ please the public better to have a third party to give hia opinion ou their Plana, Be suggested Mr Higeinson, of Weii(pgton, awl Mr Napier Bell.-Mr Aickin suggested that the motion should he postponed till next meeting, and that a '. report; should then be brought np as to the appointment of a consulting engineer. They oould then act, and tbe reports on local , concrete could be appended to the report,—Mr Morrin said the secretary •tf the Mahurangi Company had told him 1 that they were manufacturing cement equal to Portland.—After some further discussion, the motion was agreed to atter the addition of the words, "so soon as the specifications are ready," it bein. stated that provision Was'being made,in the specifications for the 1 use of local concrete if the samples, aud re ports submitted with the plans were approved of. ' ■ • . .<

CABLEGRAMS.

AUSTRALIAN.

[BEUTKB'S TEL_GS4M\_

(Received May 30,12.40 p.m.)

MELBOURNE, this day. THE VICTORIAN PARLIAMENT. It is announced that Parliament will meet for the despatch of business on July 3. Mr J. E. Redmond has arrived here, and has declared that his "mission" to Aus tralia has already been more successful than he anticipated, THE CATHOLIC LEADERSHIP IN VICTORIA. . Hon. V. Fitzgerald has declined to suc ceed Sir Bryan .O'Loghlan as leader ot tbe Catholic party in Parliament, THE ILLNESS OF MR FRAHCIS, Mr Jas. Francis is still seriously indie posed. JSYDNKY AND THB FIJI TBAOB.I SYDNEY, May 29. Tho Australian Steam Navigation Com pany announce the establishment of a fortnightly servico between Fijiand Sydney. NEW SOUTH WALES PARLIAMENT. SYDNEY, May 29. An extraordinary session of Parliament was opened to-day. In the Legislative Council the Addreas-in.Reply was voted. In tbe Assembly a Ministerial Bill for legalising tbe use of steam motors on the tramways in the city was introduced. The debate on the Address-ln-Reply has rot yet taken place. Later. The debate in the Assembly on tbe Government Bill for legalising the use of steam motors on the city tramways was commenced this evening, and is now (ten o'clock p.m) proceeding.

THE GOVERNOR AT GISBORNE.

(BT TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

GISBORNE, Tuesday. Hii ixOBLiKKCY the Governor was re ceived' here to-day with great enthusiasm by large crowds of town and country people. Hi! was entertained at luncheon, and, teplyidg to the toast of bis health, ex pressed his pleasure and surprise at finding Gisborne such a large and prosperous town. Observing that his name had been pro nounced by the M ayor as if he was a French man, he said he would i ell them a secret, He was not a Frenchman, or even an Englishman, but an Irishman. Referring to the harbour, he said they naturally wanted a breakwater. It was necessary tbe tiarbour should be adapted to the require ments of their splendid district, bat it ap peared to him that New Zealand was in daoger jnst now of suffering from an erup tion of breakwaters. During his trip round their harbour he had examined the plans for tbe breakwater, and quite approved of to em, and be hoped their representatives in Parliament would be able to obtain the necessary facilities for so important a work. If he had a vote he would heartily support the proposal to construct a break water. This day. Tuta T»ihoniho, on behalf of the Ngati. P'tou, presented a greenstone patu to His Excellency, valued at £100. This relic had been banded down for twenty generations.

MINING NEWS.

THAMES, this day,

The Smile of Fortune (Owharon), have banked 349_ozi melted gold from 210 tons general dirt, and the mine continues to look well.

The Imperial return will not be in till Friday. About 30 or 40 los of stone were dug to-day from the fourth stope, west of the winze, on No. 5 level, and a good show of gold was left, The Quxen OF BEAUTY pump had to stop last night, owing to a breakage in the waterracetunnel, butthemanagei thinkstbe water will beouthgiin in time for afternoon thaft to ro on to-morrow.. Work in the mine i-> confined to No. 10 level. Sloping has been started on the main re.-f on both sides of the winzil. The reef in the drive, which is 22 feet past the winze, is 4 feet wide, and looking well. The junction of the Queen of the May reef bus been met with, the latter lode being 18 inches wide. The cross-cut at the bottom of the winze has cat a leader about 6 inches. Dbep Letkl Cross.—A fcotwall leader baa been cnt in the winze on the No. 2 reef. It is about 4 inches wide, showing gold, and is dipping and striking towards the No. 2. Good progress is being made with the drives being advanced on tbe foot* wall of tbe No. 2 reef at No. 5 level in the Mariner ground they being in 15 and 12 feet respectively. The country is very similar to that at the No. 4 level. No breaking down of the reef will take place for a day or two.

«bw Prince Imperial—The manager, writing under yesterday's date, tays : - " Some of the specimen stone obtaiued on Friday and Saturday last from the drive in No. 2 section we*t, No. 5 level, were the richest 1 bare yet got in the mine. Yon will tee by referring to the plan that the face of the drive at present is directly under the rich ran of gold on No. 4 level AB there is still a good distance to drive before the boundary is reached, there is every likelihood that a few more hauls may be obtained." The report goes on to state that the lead in the three atopes is producing specimens every breaking-down. The lead in No. 1 section east has much improved. The No. 1 reef, No. 4 level, in the two stopes is working well. In crushing, 17 head at the Albornia, and 10 head at the Golden Ctown battery, are employed.'. '•. . ~ . ■

DISTRICT COURT.—This Day.

(Before Hli Honor Judge Smith.) DSI-NDBD CASES.

Geo. Sage v Henry and James Binsted; claim £45 for extras in a oontraot for ereotion of a house.—Mr S. Hesketh for plaintiff, and Mr Theo. Cooper for defendants. -The case was finished on Monday, and His Honor now gave judgment for the defendants. —Mr Hesketh elected to take a nonsuit Costs, £6 7s. ►amuet B. Webb v. B»rah Howell; claim £13, rent.—Mr'Cotter forithe plaintiff and Mr A. K. Whitaker for the defendant—'lhe plaintiff i« tne owner or tome hons-M In Welleiley Btreet West, one ot whloh he claims to have leased to the defendant In July last, for a term of yea'a, for the purposes ot a lodging-hanse. She oooa pl»d It tut April last— ferry weeks In all then left, bnt only paid £117, the present aotlan tberefcrj being brought for the r«oovery of the balance. The defendant, on her part, admitted tbe leasing of the hou.o on the terms Btued, bnt, she enntended, that finding it to be all but uninhabitable tor want ot repair, she applied t . tbe plaintiff, who azreed to make the rental £210s par week nntll the neoesiory repairs had been eff-.cted. This, however, was never done, and finally she left the plane on the 26th ultimo. She also aliened that the plaintiff agreed to tat c a certain kitchen rangn and gas stove from her at a valuation, that £20 was a fair valuation, and that be had on'y iglven her .redlt for £11; therefore Ehe claimed from him the sum ot £».

PASSENGERS FOR SYDNEY.

The b.s. Te Anan leaves for Sydney via Rnssell at 6 p.m. Paaaengeri:—Mlasea Williams. Manning, Amphlett Alan, Bllgh,' Fenwlck, pjc.mero, Leopold, Brush, and Arrowsmtte, Mrs Amphlett, six ohlldron, and servant, Dr. Rogerß and Mrs Rogei^, Dr. Caldwell, Malor Tlsiale, Rev. Mackte, Mesdamea Ryan, Warner, and Hrußo. Messrs p. Millar, Bennett Liddy, Maitiand. S. Wh te, Davidson, ."Leopold, R A. Vernon. Roskelly. Wilkinßon, Fleming. Severn, W. Henderson, Piokmere, Fearso-. Brush, Allen Warner, Genese, T. A. Baker, D. Seaforth. L. J. Levy, Stohr, Martin, and Ferdlnando, Master Brown.

TwroATinß Co 'Si wiss",—Norva', from Russel', vviWTons ooalt "alon. » Barrier, with WRlSft to"ara. 90 bundieß sbingea; Dream, bom? Whangarel. with 46. tonß coal. o itwabds Coastwise.-Lep, for Ngungnrn; Ohrtatt-tfor Whangaroa; Walpn. for Whan- The Wild wave arrived tern Newcastle this afternoon with a cargo of ooal. Thn baraae Loch Ken was tertbed at Qneey. str.-, Wh-ri to-day. fh«i presents a remark, ably dean and orderly condition.

At the Police Court to-morrow five resi. dents of High-Btreet wBl be charged, at the instance of the City Sanitary Inspector, with permitting a nnisance to exist on their PrThe first of tbe series of lectures in con nection with tbe Auckland University Col lege were given yesterday at the old Dls i trfct Court-house, Kden-Btreet. A ccording to previous announcement, there was no charge made tor admittance, and yet the attendance, excepting in the evening, Was small. Professor Tucker delivered an in teresting lecture on " English Composition, Professor Thomas treated on "Mathe matics," and Professor Brown on " Chemis try."

The Avondale, sports, postponed on Queen's Birthday in consequence of the rain, will take place on Saturday afternoon. The only events decided ou the 24th were the Maiden and the Mile Handicap. Donovan won the former and Stewart the latter. Not the least interesting event on Saturday will be, tiie Bicycle r>ace (or the medals presented by Mr H, Armitage.

AUCKLAND SHARKMARKET.

May 80,1883. . ankof N.Z-Soilers, ens 10a Natlonial Bank-72s Union Insurance-BuTors, 241 Union Bai«h and Door Co.-Buyew, £310s Coromandel B.S. do,—l6a 6d; sellers, 17s Fisher and Cc.-Hnyers. lis Moanatalarl—dellers. 161 Queen of Beanty-Bs, 7s 6d: sellers, 8s Deep Level Cross—rollers 5s Bright Smile—Hellers. Is lid Prinoe Imperial-Sailers, 19s Joseph Newman, Chairman,

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Meeting-. fO A. C. B. SOCIETY, al _ auokland Branch, No 81, The Quarterly Meeting ot the above WiU tako plaoe on WkDNEbDa.. next 6th Jane, at 7.1*0 p.m, sharp, rvomlnation ot Officers. Seoretary In attendance to receive Contribu tions from half past 6. _,__„.„„.___ J. O'BRIEN. Secretary. o.f. — court nil desperan- _ • DUM.—The Members of the above Court are hereby summoned to attend the 1 Masting to be hild TO MORROW (Thnriday) EVENING, in the Masocio Hall, Newton, for thepurpossoflvomlna lon of Officers.-By order ot the 0.R.-THQ3. WIQG. Seoretary. MOUNT ALBERT ROAD! DIBTRIOT. j Tbe Annnal Meeting of the Patepayera of the _ above Dlstrlot will ben»ld in tbe Monst *iburt | Pablio Hall on FRIDAY aVKNING, let Jnne, 1181, at 7 SO oo'look. A, K. TAYLOR. May 29,1883. Chairman. "^1 EW UNION BE ACHGOLD MINING ! i_| COMPANY (LIMITED.) • The Annual General Meeting of Shareholders will be held in the Large Room, Now Zealand I Insnranoe Buildings, Auokland, on THURS , DAY. the 31st May, 1883, at 2.50 p.m. Business: To receive Dlreotors'report and balance sheet and elect Dlreotors and Auditor. J. FRIAR CLARKE. Seoretary. Auckland, 17th May, 1888. jia^UNl EDEN RuAD BOARD. Notice la hereby given that a Meeting of Rate payer* will be held at the Dlitriot School-house on THURBDaY, 31st May, at 7 p.m. Business: To take Into consideration the Change of Lands for Road purposes with Mr _ar._ng in Vlow Road. JOBBPH POTTER. Chairman. KAIPARA STEAMSHIP COMPANY (LIMITS.). Notioe la hereby _iven that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Shareholders of the Kaipara Stearosbio Company (Llmtteo) will r i held at th« Chamber of Commerce hooms. In the City of Auokland, on THURSDAY, the It eh day of Jnne, 1883, at U o'olook in the forenoon, when the subjoined Resolution will be pru pooed:— Rbsolption. "That the Articles ot Association be altered by tne Iniertion therein, immediately aftar Artio'e 30. Of tha following Article, namely, 30* : The Company may from itmi to time reflnoo Its oapltal. and may consolidate or subdivide IU shares, and may cancel any Bhares thai have not teen taken, or agreed to te tiken, by any person.'' By order ot the Board, ' WILLIAM LOUDBR, neo.otary. Dated this SOrh day of May, 18SA ■t-ti ss Shipping. *_. W OTICE TO CON >S_____k_ »» 81GNEKS PKK 8.8. $figE£&s]k WKstmkatb, from lon- All Cargo not removed front Shrd A in Queen street Wharf before IS o'olook noon 'id- MORROW (Thnraday), will a j liable to storjgo eipenaes, - CRUICKSHANK & CO.. Agents. May 30th. 18*3. Gazette in ___________ TN BANKRUPTCY. Creditors in the followin. Estates (who have not already done o) are requested to prove their Claims with me on or before THUh. u_Y. tbe seventh day ot Jane next, when First and Final Dividends will be payable :— T»IH_. FRANK JOHN, ot Castombouso street, Merchant (Orel diriden 1 only) COX. THOU AS L-*ld. ot Cambridge, Bootmaker RALPH, ROBItRT RSILLY, of Huntly, Farmer LUUCH, . ITZQIBSO-;-. of Tauranga, Civil Eoa!neer, TBO. MAOFFAKLANK, Trustee. Supremo Court, Anokland, May 99.1833. mom IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NBW ZBALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter ot " The Debtors and Creditors Aot 1876."and the several Aoisatnandlng the same, and ot the Bank™ o toy of James Thimis H.ndhv and William t-PEaoBB wuitl»y. both ot Anokland. I. the Colony of New Zealand. Mer otianti, lately carrying on ouslnesa as "Hendry and Whitler." Dsb'-ors. This is to not'fy that James l homes Hendry and William Spaneer Whitley, both of anok lan<t. in the Colony of New Zealand, Merchant* latalv carrying on business as "Hendry and Wh'tley," nave this day filed a deola-atlon that thny mrr nnabio to meet their entratremeaia wuh their itreditora; tbe flrrt meeting of Creditors to bt held at th* Snprame Cfl'trt Buildings. Auektand, on TUESDAY, the 19ih day of Jan*. 1883, at U o'olook In the forenoon, irated this 30ih day of May. 1883. G, W. BA.BLKY. Depnty Registrar. Hh*k*th and Richmond, Wyndham .treat, auokland. Solicitors for the Debtor. <_§-__& IN THE BDPREMB COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT* IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and Credltors Act, 1876," and the several amendments thereof, and ot the Bankruptcy of Wil li* M Ha-tsuo-N, » Debtor, .'i Wherea* a sufflolent number of Creditors of the said William Hartshorn not having attend-d at the first meeting, appointed to be held at the Supreme IJonrtßatldlugs at Auokland, on Tues day the 29th day of May. 1883. at 12 o'olook neon, or al tbe adjournment thereof, held at tha same plaoe on Wednetday. the SO' h day of May, 1813 at 12 o'olook noon. 1 do b»raby notify that, under th« powers vested in him by tbe 48ih H-ntion of "'The Debtors and Creditwa Aot. 1876," the Besrlatrar of tbe above-named Coort baa appoln'ftd Thomas Macff.rlane, of Anok land, a Certificated Aoc lnnt-ul In Bankruptcy, to he Creditors' Trustee, and the said Thomas Mac ffarlaio has intimated to me (in Writing) his aoceptanee ot the said office. Dated this 80th day of May. 1883. G. W. BASLKY, Depnty Registrar. Laishlbv and Jackson, Solicitors for tbe Debtor Queen-atreet. Auokland. ______■_■_. _sj_s_*_Wa?j_ IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Aot 1876." and the several Statutory Amendments thereof, and of the Bank ruptcy of Randolph Eiolbton. of Anokland, in the Colony ot New Zealaa d, Hairdresser, a Debtor, It Is hereby notified tbat at the first meeting ot the creditors ot Kandolph Kanleton, hold at the Suuremo Gourrihooae, Eden-street, Auck land, this day,TU"BDAY. tho 29th day Ot May, ocethousand eight hundred and eighty-three, at tne honr of two o'olook in the afternoon Thomas M«cffariane, of Auokland. Ceriinoated Accountant In Bankrnptoy, was elected Credltojß' i metre of the property «t thn said Debtor, and the said Thomas MaoffarUne has signified to me, in writing, his aoceptanee of j the aalrt Truat'eshlp. 1 Dated this twonty-ninth day of May, one thousand eight hundred and eighty-three, G. W. BAULKY, Depnty Registrar, Fbm>. Karl Shortland-street, Anokland, Bolloitor for the Debtor. Ecclesiastical. fVOaPEL TEMPERANCE MISSION. BLUB RIBBON ARMY. On THURSDAY K.VKNING next May M. Meetings In connection with tne above will be hSd:-S the HiiU./emuera-speakew: Hey. g7_. Monro, and Messrs J- Newman and W. Hogg: and In the Parnell Hall-speakera: Revj_ JK Davie end W, G. Paraonson, and Mr J. Brame. The Meitteua will commence in each oaßßatl.ao p.m. Adm'salon: Pros but Colleo* tlon to difiay expenses, flunkey's Hymns. Please bring them with yoo.l CIUBK FOR INDIwESTION—TONIC ) BALSAM, a Genuine Liverßegulation Mice .fa oottUv-SHARLAND & CO (oppo ■ltA Post-office). —6 TM \ kEßS.—Wanted a Good Knee Hand; constant employment; tintfe man preferred. -a p jly G. Rainey and Co.. For t Btrrßt |\EVONPORT ELECTION. Nomination PaperT^fba obtained a* my Office. 8 Qaeen street, and at the POBt omoe. Dovonport B _ NJ> TANNBB . Retnrntag Offlcet. *



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ANTED, a Resident Governess. *pp y, bet wean the houm of three and j fonr p.m.. to Mrs Glover, Glenslde, Uppei Bymonds-street fX7"_NTED, a good, stout Young Mar W for the Bakenouae.- Apply to D.Urubb I Newton. i Vir ANTED, a General Servant-Apply jTT ».O. Snarland, ahor.land-sireet ■ v_r A N TE D, immediately, a good i V-" 1, General Servant—Apply at Mrs Tyei's, ipp»r _____j_j____ . \\J ANTED, a tidy Girl, about 15, to as- TT gist In houaework.-Mrs King, Wynd ham Cottage, Wyndhamatreet (near Gas Works), , a a 7 ANTED, a smart Youth to drive a tlt Bread Cart-Apply at once, New Zea land Bakery, Parnell. _¥? ANTED, two Girls for the Tailoring j ITT also Boy—Apply J Williams, Tailor, ■ Viotorla.treet WANTED, Sewing, either private ot Shop.-For address apply Stab Offloe, _\, r ANTED, a General Kervant, who cftn TV milk; no waahlng.—Mrs R, H. Steven- Son. ghsUy Beach, Ponsonby. ______ \\J ANT-D, a General Servant, aod a TV Girl about 14 or 16 to assist— _pply thlt offloe. ___ WAN T_ D, a General Servant for Remuera.-Apply, 9 to 11 o'olook a.m., R. g. Bartlett. Pootographer Qnaen-atreet »a7jtNTED, Four or Five competent TT Coatmakeiß; hlahett wages given,— Apply to M. Sullivan, late MoKonna _ Oa, Pitt street ___________ \AJ ANTED, a good Cook and Steward. tt -Apply at Shipping Offloe, Custom Hon»f. i \a,' ANTED, a Boy to ride for ord.rs — TT Apply T. Walker, Bnteher, Karanga_ hape Road. ' W" aNTEU, Apprentices to tbe Dress making.—Apply Mrs Gonrley, Lower Vincent atreet. ■*' WANTED (immediately), apprentices to the dreiimaklng,-Dnnoe, Ball and Co.. Queen bit,.t. . r WANTED, a General Servant; no weshlng.-Apply to Mrs Willoughby. " The Nook"' yymonda-Btreet. AiTTED, a Clicker, Machinists, and Several Boys.—G. Black and Co., Aber deen Boot Faotory, Chapel street WANTED, at Ponsonby, a Girl for general work,—Apply before 12 o'clock to-morrow morning to Mrs Gledhill, Wehesley street - WANTED, a Ueneral Servant for a email family; no ohildron; references required.-Apply Mrs Birch, 142, Grey-street \\7 AN i'_D. one or two Working Men as Vi Boarders; terms. 18a per week (inolud- Ing waahtnir.—For address apply "tab Offloe. \V ANTED, a respectable Lad to drive V T a bakar'a oart-Apply to T. J. Philip. Btker, Newton. \\7 ANTED, by a Glerk thoroughly well Tl up in Gain's eystem of bookkeeping, and having a knowledge of conveyancing 00sis, a Situation in a Lawi er's Offloe; good referea. ces.—»pply Alpha, office ot th's paper, WANTED, a respectable Lad (12 or 13 years of age) as Messenger,—Apply at Offloe New Zealand Native Land aaltlement Company. Firth - Bnildings, Albert .treet WANTED, three respectable Men Boarders: terms. 18a per week (wash- Ing included).—Apply for jtddrag at ST .BOfflo». WANTED, two Stout Youtha for the "T Bnteberlng bnrinese, a'so to ride re orders.—Apply to George Rayoe. Botcher, Parnell. ___ WANT'D to Sell, Cheap, for Cash, 1 new Shop Sash, 11x8, and other sashes, also doors and old timber.—J. C, Pelham, Albort atreet oloso to Fire Brigade Station. Ar»TKD, a good Wax-thread Ma ohinlst Good wages and constant work to a competent hand. —J. Trenwith's Boot Factory, Wakefield street, ajLl ANTBD, a Youth to Drive a Horse '* and Cart and make hlmsslf generally usefal.—Apply to T, W. Doonln, Grocer. Sec, Hot on .treat. ANTED, a good Cook for . estau- rant.—Blue Poet Vlotoria-Btreet Bast, \\r ANTED, Employment «_• a Baker, in * ' any nanaolty.—Apply Bine Poat Vic toria-street Katt _ WANTED KNOWN, the Fitting Shop and Rubber Stamp Faotory ia Removed to Albert-street two doors from Temperance Holl ik/rtNiEU, a useful Girl 10 assist in "" housework.—Apply Mrs Ford, Royal Hotel, Onehnnga. WNTtD. a Groom that knows his bOßlneis.—W. Orowther. \A7ANTED KNOWN-Another grand TT Lot ot Ladles', Gent*', and Children's Fresh Boots at Dampter. Boot Shop, Vlotaaia atreet. Ho In time. . WANTED TO SELL, New 5-roomed Bons<- la Pontonby. Raay Wmsu-Apply Mr w. B. Potter, at 8. Ooombes'e. Qaeen atreet WAftTED KNOWN—Tbat the splen did Lot ot Jaoketa. Mantles, and Ulsters (the Btrok of J. Cosgrave tt O-.i will be cleared ont this week at Hal-price.—By 8. Coomb—l _ Co.. on their New Pramlst-. 7*7 ANTED to Bny, 1 or 2 first-class V V Oarrlate Ror.es, not loss than 15 ham's 2 inohea high ; brown or bay preferred. -Apply W. Orowther. «*v ANTED, Dressmakers to Know— T V That T. MoMaster baa opened a large lot ot New and Stylish Dress and Mantle Trim rnlngrj aod Fringes. WANTED KNOWN- That the MAY "T Pabt ot "Yonng I^d'es' Journal" la now on Sale at L:nooxs (late Wayte'sl, KUI, Qnfon-jUfaat, . WANTED. Situation as Bookkeeper 01 AB-ilatant Storekeeper: town or country, -Addters w. Laige. York Horto. Grey-street Anor'tnd. WANTED, by a lady, a Situation as Housekeeper to one or two gentlemen, or a Situation In any place of trust—Apply at onoo by letter or personally to A.R, Stab Offloe, Auokland. V 4' Ait TED, to rent, for 12 months or so, ' ' a9 or 10-roonaed House, fnralahed 01 unfurnished (former preferred) by a gentleman and his alst'r. Dl.triot preferred—Albert Park or Monnt Kden.—Apply to J. Howard Keep, oare ot T. and 8. Morrin and Co. (Limited), (jneen street. 1 > W ANTitD Kf-OWN—IOO Pairs Men's TV Coloured Stocks, fid tier Pair, or 4i> 91 per Down.—John Green. 85. Victoria-street WANTED, Tenders for a Drapery and • Clothing -took, ia Ant-class order and qulto new. Owner leaving the dlatrloi; premises to let Ftrat o'sbb oooortnnlty for steady push ing man. The blihe.t tender not reoeaaarlly accepted.-T. F.. onntalne. j____j___g __*_ __ ANTED, Millinery, Ladies' and T* children's t'nderllnen; Wool Goods, Hosiery,- Haberdashery, Corsets Flannels, Blanketi—at HobsO-'e Melbourne Honse, Pon> sonny. \ \ WANTfcD KNUWN-Swing Looking Glasses 3s Bd, 4a and 4s od, aro inolnded, to Dampler's Seli'ntt Off. Hobson-street Shop \\ ANTED SEBN—Charles Kelsey and T T Co.'s Real Silver Jewellery. They keen no Imitations, guarantee everything they sell. Fresh assortments monthly.—Charles Kelsey & Co., two doors below Morrinsj. Ironmongers. UI AN 1 ED, 3 Respectable Tradesmen as Boarders; terms. 18s per week; com fortable home.—apply Mrs Cameron, Scotia Ptece. Upper Queen-street W ANTED KNOWN-No better TV Speotaoles need be used than those reduced to 9d per pair at Damper . Selling Off. flobeon street shop. WANTED KNOWN, by friends and customers—That Messrs lapp and Co.. Boot and Shoemakers. h»v'e purohaned tho; StooK and Business ot Soott and Co.. Victoria, street (opposite Bobaon Hotel), and Intend to oontinne selling the Beat Quality ot Goods at onrrent prioes. WANTED KNOWN—Another grana Lot of Cheap Boots, at Dampler. Boot Shop, Vlotoria-Btreet, Be In time. W ANTED, 500 Ladies to Purchase One TT ot onr 816 d Ulateis rednoed 'rem 20s the cheapest Goods ever sold in Auokland to be bad this week at S. Ooombss fc Go's. New Premises \A/ ANTED KNOWN-That 1 am pre. v v pared to pnrohase Honsehold Furniture and other effects on the premises on the shortest notice, in town or country,-Apply personally or by letter, to James Rae. WANTED KNOWN—Door Mats, Is and la 9d, are inolodod in Dampler's Selling off. Hobson-street Shop. X\i ANTED KNOWN—It you want to TT see the lateet Fanhloa (Autumn and winter, 1883), have a glanoe at Monro and ____sn_Tailoring Window, In Hobson-atreet WANTED KNOWN—The Selling eff TV Includes Iron wire-proof Bates at A3 *nd £3 10a, No higher prioes at Sampler's Hobeon-Btr Shop. * a,'ANTED KNuWN-Ladies'Dancing vv tthose,Paris made and stamped,6bUd, jnst opened; at Bobeon'a Melbourne House, Ponsonby. WAfvTED, to Buy, Left-oft Clothing of every description, for cash. Parties waited on P.S,-Wanted Known-For Htre, Trap and Saddle Horseß.-Apply Thos. HUI, Clothier and Draper, Parnell. aa7 ANTED KNOWN—That for. this ft week we will sell a splendid Heavy Drees Serge (all shadea) for 6Jd per yard; origi nally cold for la 3d per yard,—S. Ooombes and *Cos. New Premises. .1 . 't



Wanted. '* -%»7ANTED ENUWN-No Imitatio • V? Silver kept by Charles Kelsey & Co. '■ ' The whole of their Stook is guaranteed genuini , —Charles Kelsey and Co., two doom belo g i Morrinß", Ironmongers _ i \AT ANTED SEEN, tne extra gran -j v V Line of Gentlemen's Real Hand-eew t Kid Klastio-slde Winter Boots, very cheap, a t j Dampler's 800 l Shop, Vlotoria-Btreet. WANTED KNOWN-Another gran. Freeh Lot Ot Ladles'. Gents', and Chi - dren's Good Chiao Boon?, at Dampler's 800 Shop, Viororla-stic.. 3 \AT ANTED SEBN, the Wonderful Freal , V V Bargains in»Men'r. 'Watertight Boot! only 10s Cd, at Dampler's) Boot Shon. Victoria street ._ ', \»;ANTED,, by Book-keeper. Books. '! Balance; accounts to make out afte: '. hours, two or threo evenings weekly.—" Leo, 1 Stab Office. VV ANTED, for the Boot trade, tw< TT Smart Rivitere. Apply at once.—T Prosaer. ANTED, lor a family of three, a 3 o: 4-roomed Cottage (with passage), ii 1 healthy part of suburbs. Rent must bi ' moderate.—Apply " Houbb," Stab offloe. IT. ANTED, by Gentlemao, with amal 1 Ti capltal.bat good boßioeaa experience it • Acoklonn, and flratolasa ealesman.an lnterec . In Good Established Baalneos.—Address " Bnal - nees" P. 0.. Box 263. WANTEu KNuWN—That Personi wanting te Pnrohase Farms, Houbos ' j or Allotment, will find suoh to eeleot from a '' my offloe. I have also numerous applloanu wanting to rent houses (propeity holders wli ■ do wiU to note this). Rents and Aooounta 00l . leoted. All builne— done on reasonable terms add with promotltade, — Alfred Cox. Eatet. Ageut, 177, Onsen-street, opposite T, and S. 1 Morrlns end Co. ; ;_, »*/ANTED KNOWN-CHEAP 1I» TV bkbl Cheap Tim.kbl And all othei I kinds of Building Materials, oan bo purchaser; oheaper and better than anywhere else at the Yardsof P. Goldik. Albert-street WANTED SEEN—Charles Kelsey and Co.'s large assortment Writing Desks Workboxes, &o„ at aU prioes.-Oharles Kelsej 1 and Co., two doors below Morrinß*. Ironmongers. ANTED the Ladies to Know that Mnnro and MiUlgan. HoOson-atreet, ' have secured the oervioes of a firstoleas Mil liner, and are now prepared to auppb m_llner> in all its branohe. on the shortest notioe. ' VV ANTED KNOWN-Wood Chairs T r 4s; grand Grecian Cane • bottomed Chairs, 5a <X a. 3 inoluded In Dampler's Serine Off. Hobsonstreet Shop. W ANTED KNOWN-Money to Lend on personal and collateral security, re pay able by weekly instalments. Bills alt oonnttd.—Rae's New Zealand Pawn Shop. Darby street . r %A/ ANTED KMOWN-That all Work- W ing Men can save their money by call ing at Governor Gordon Restaurant, All meals 6d7 Board and Lodging. 15s per week.—Robkbt Mubdook, Proprietor. Note tho address, nearly opposite the Waitemata, and close to the Dook ANTED KMO WN. NBID AND OIIS"FuRD. Herbaliita, Havo lost no time io getting a Supply of Herbs and ■erne'of their wefi-knowo romoonnds. N. and O. have opened their Botanlo Dispensary in _____________ ___; * ___* __5 9__S _E WaNTKD TO SELL, 100 pairs team less coupe JOSEPHINE 1-BUTTON KD. GLOVES, 2b 6d pair; worth 5a 6d. JUST Arrived, a shipment of Norwich orango-oolourod SINGING CANARIES. At W. KYRB-. Viotoria-strket. ya ANTE D X 5 OW S - A. O. STEPHENSON, DRAPER, NEWTON, Has Jubt Openid Up NEW VKLVKTKKNS, spooial value, 1/9 yard NEW SATINS, 1/9,26. to 6/6 yard NEW SILKS, splendid Lyons, 4/6 yard NBW HOaIKRY, ltd upwards NEW DOLMANS, well trimmed, 25/ NBW UL9THRS,3/6toßs'eaoh NEW JACKHT., splendid value, at 7/8 NKW CNDBROLOlHlNG.aUatylHandprioea NEW HATS, in Straw, _c, 6d upwards NKW FKhTHBKS, 1/6 to 21/eaoh NE f FLOWERS, /2. to 3/6 eaoh NKW TAPESTRY OARPBTB,2/6 tier yard NBW LONG LACK CURTAUIB, /»}. V. 1/5 and 1/6 per yard NRW BBOKT OURTAINS. Hi to 1/ per yard NBW FLANNELS, 35 pieoee, /71 to 2/6 per yard NBW BLANK UTS. full sire, All Wool, 18/6 per pair . NttW CLOTHING, In groat variety. ; DBB-BMAKItfO AND MILLINERY ON THE PRKMIBBB. A. O. STEPHENSON, KARANGAHAPB ROAD. , W A N T X D, LAD I X 8 TO Know that I have Just Opened Up s Large Quantity of Ladles' Very Pretty Hand Bags, of Extre Good Value. Procure one boforo all sold. | f JAMES SCUTT General Draper and Outfitter, London House, Victoria and Nelson-streets, Auokland. _ WANTED. C Wanted to Sell, very oheap (and must be aold), 20 grots Cony and Exercise Books, 60 leaves, only 4d eaoh; Copy Books, 2d, 4 for 6d; Blotting Books, from ' la to 6d; abont 20 groaa Illuminated Cards and c trosww, from Od to Js per do« j ISO boxes f er.B 12 doe in a box, only 6d per box, 4.6 d do. boxea: . renholdera. IB o<l per groaa; 45 don Hmall Waiters, only 3d eaoh. 6 for te. 2. per dc_: Paint Pencis, 8d eaoh, ta 6d dozen; Pre ■erved~.Hk (damaged Una), only Sd per Up: Currants. 4d per lb; Snltanau, Bd per lb , Arrowroot 3d 1 b 11 lbs tor ta Bd: Small Rioe, 2d lb; Largs Rioe. 3d lb, 6 ba foi: Is; Jams. 7d and 8d tin; Good Panne. 6d bottlo: Salad Oil, S bottlas for la Id: L»r_e Hottkw. only 9d: Safety I Matches, only 3d cos; P)atd Matches, 7't df_, 1 1 In Boxes, la 84 dos; Cheese, iA and fid lb: 1 Bame, lOd lb by the bam; Tin Openers, only 3d each, Ja dor,; Lot ot Flutee, tram la to 2a each: Needles; 3d per 100; Lo«of Pkfuras, SdandSd ' Chamber, ls|3d; 40 boxes Light tune, only it • lb, 7lb boxea only 2a box; Tart Tins, 9 tor la i ' Giant Commt for mending alaaa or china. 6c boitlo; Soooge Sd to la: W bite and Gold China . Cupa. 8s 6d don; * hite Btone China Cnpa aod , Banners, with gold lino, 7d eaoh. 6s 6d por doz ' Hmpty On bob for nale.-H. WaTT, Genera Dealer. Pittsttreet WANTED, Hotelkeepers, Public Insti teutons, and the Pnblio to know that there aro 600 Pairs 0'I) irst-ola-s Blankets tab. sold this week at 6a 6d each; worth 17a 63.—Al ; 6 Ooombea fc t-io'e. New Premises. ANTtD, tbe Laogwy Corset, _s 6d; Dr. Warner's Corallne, 6a 6rt; Little ■ Nellie, 6s 6d; Pony, sa; The Asoot 2a 3d; al ■ Bobso-iB melßonrne ggg Ponsonby.. WANTEU KNOWN— Cork Soles, 2Jd; ' Boot Qtors Bd the Bottle: Bnttoi ' Hooks 2d; Leng Leather Lace*. Id the pair, al ; Dampler's Boot Shop, Victoria-street AT LADY seeking a Homo in a quief family, wl'i give her aetvtoes and con tribute a small amount in return for the oom forts ot a home. Beferenoes if reqolred, ---1 Apply, stating parHoqla—. V.H.. BtT'B Offlnef. HOOT TRADE.—Wanted, Machinist! and Fitters for the Boot Trade.—Appl] yv. MoArthnrand Oo.'s Moot Faotory. CILEKK.— Wanted, by a steady, sobei J Yonng Man. a Situation a-. Jonlor 01 abbli t" pt Cierk in a Merohaat's Offloe, or other. Wise. Soeolal knowledge of drapery aoeounta Good referenoßß.-QJ. .tab office. a'O PHOTOGRAPH£RS.-Wanted, a a Pnrohaser for Camera, with tl dark slides . and all _________ Apply Btab offloe. Wanted Known—That I can supply TIMBEB as Oheap as any producer ta the province without raising the prioes when other mil have no logs. Having tramways, my timber h felled in the winter and is more durable; the Bap almost equal to the heart of what Is felled In the summer. Have now ia stook. Builders Timbers and Cabinetmakers' aeleoted Broad Boards, In Kauri, Rimn, and Kahikatea. Orders Bhall have my beat attention,—John Smith, Waitakerei. let March 1883. y Goodson'B Arcade. VII, REASONS WHY EVERY RHSIDBNT OK AND VISITOR TO AUCKLAND SHOULD VISIT GOODSON'S _~ : , /3.OODSON. OODSON'S LONDON VXOODSONI3 ARCADE. LONDON ARCADE. ARCADE. LONDON ARCADE. ARCADE. -:- ARCADE. BEO AU3K I—lt ia tbe mo>t valuable and varied stook of tbe kind in the Australasian Colo nies, equalled only by the London Aroade In Oaristohnroh, under the same Proprie torship. . ,_, _ ... BBOAUSKf—The freedom with whioh every visitor oan inapeot tho goods can only be entered when arranged noon tne Aroade ' ' plan. BECAUSE!—Every visitor or pnrohaser are . alike treated with the utmost oourleay, and sales are not pressed, to render the inspection ot tha Aroade otherwise than a 1 most pleasant reoreatfon, " BECAUSE I—All gooda are classified, tastefully arranred, and marked In plain flanres, the price bring known without enquiry, BECAUSE I—Being open from 9 to D, we ac corny modate those who cannot make their nor . oxaaes dnrtng the day, and onr wlodowe tflve). which are most attractive, are wel Ugbted. f • ( iJJWi (J , •■ .: BEOAUSBI—Yon may rely upon value received for cash expendnd disoounth, Pbibri*- SAiiONS, and oihrr Baits being ignored. ' AU toods marked ,at one uniform low 1 tariff of profits, acoorcing to our trade " motto—B.P. and Q.K, BBOACSBI-You will hero obtain the bee valne for yonr money expensed of an tlaoe in the City. thkn thy iti . ,vGoodson's London Akoadk, : QUEEN AND VICTORIA-STREETS, AUCKLAND; HIGH-STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. ' London Office: St Maty Axe.



I] To Let n) OOWER TO LET, on 70 miles of gas, - X malaa, in the city and suburbs of Auck e. land. Engines from Jto 100 h.n. tartioated. Con w sumption of tas, from J8 cable feet ot gas per indicated hone-power per honr for tha larger , sizes, to 23 feet for the smaller. Suitable for v Fnglaeers, Woodworkers, Printers, Firewood n Dealers, Boot and shoo Manufacturers. Fodder it Dealer', Maltsters. Sausage -Takers, tee,. See., and for Amateur's Lathes and Fret Saws. The - engine oats firewood at 2d per ton, and at inter d mittent hoisting work the ooet is sometimes as |. low as Is 8d per day for a3l hp. engine, tbe it engine running all day. Thirty-five Otto Gas rtnuinea are now ereoted in anokland. For ■ terms and conditions, apply to the Seoretary, n Anokland Gas Company (Limited), Fort-street I, sizes in Btook-j 1,2, 3j, 8, l.h.p. ■ _; O LET, a Paddock of nearly 3 acres in • rich grass, at Ellerslle. near Harp of Erin. 0 —T. Ussher. Stichbury _ Buildings, Queen-st. " r"fiO LET, in Gibraltar Crescent, acorn. I fortable Six-roomed House, with water laid on.— appl* tn G. F. Fowler, BHokßmith, p Mannkan Road, PaineU. ', /aio LET, one minute's walk from . Masonio C-Vharf), Seven-roomed House, r including ticullery, bath (plnnge ana shower), a oistern (holding 4000 eailons water), waeh e hoote, water laid in heaee.—Apply R. and R. Dnder. North Show. 1 'jjtO LET, two five-roomed Houses (one a ™ oloso to Ooeen street), and one three t roomed Cot .go.—J. WliUams, Vlotorlaßtreet. " rfVJ LET, or For BALH, amall FARM, - 1 situated at Avondale (part of Dr. Aicken's), 9 abont 7 miles from town. New House 4 rooms, '• Stable, and out-houses. Tan acres very good ' land, partly in young Orchard; all securely J fenoed and fronting the river.- Full particulars 1 from D. F. Evanß, Land Agent, Auckland. t mi) LET, North Shore, House 10 rooms; i ._. Vie - Road, Horue 6 room,-,. 1 aore: Monnt , toen, cottage 6 riomeCl2a; Valley Road, Honte 6 rooms, 12s, -Kd ward Way to, A gent, 177. Que«n ---• street. 3 'T O LET, Two Houses near Queen-stree f, I r. 6 and i roomed, ISs and 8s 6_,—D. F. » Evans, agent. Queen-street . alO LET, a Four-roomed Verandah Cot- I f taste with shed and wash-houso.—Apply , tolrlowU's Bakery, Newton Road. [ rpO LKT, Kight-roomed House, with t bath room, besidea stable, coach and oow . house, "and wash-house, orohard, and three , acres of ground. Situated on Main Road. - Remuera, 6 minutes' walk to station, and busses pass every trip. Terms exceedingly reasonable. —James Snokland. Coombes. Chambers. i 'spu LET, at end of month, Mr Mercer's i * Reddenoe, in St Stephen's Avenue, Par- I nell; 6 rooms, bathroom and aonllery,—Apply On the premises, or to S. B. 8. Me.cer. - V.' L by auction, oi above . t V premises, on 6tn June. Mr Mercer's garniture-Piano, Old China, tec. Sea, SHOP in Grey-street to be Let; very con venlert, and axoellent poattloa for business. Pent. 80s -O. Wlliismenii. Kstate Agent, 3, ■ i Taloan Lane. ; isaT o R T Ha H 6 P. ■'_;.■. HOUBB3 to Let In (7o~PtK.lMoriß.-Apply, I R,&R.DUDKn, Devonport Store. i'-I'- I I " ; For Sale. _^ , CilUB SALE, Paperbangings-a well* ' eileoted conelniinment jnat rrrtved. for Sale at very low prices.—W. R. Walker, Gore street ,■. ■ ■ ■ . •, -~!' ■>\' ', CD OR SALK, a New 9-roomed House'; V plenty of water, with every convenience; i prioe -460, easy terma; Kden Vale Road, Monnt flden.-Valle & Douglas, ahortland-street. »j OR BALB, a Targe Fly Wheel, with ■V fast and loo.c pnlleya, snltable for Small Was Hnglne or hand power,- Apply F Donney, Chair Factory, Klcgßtreet, Arch Hill. sj-'OR IMMEDIATE SALM.—Nice ' " Verandah Cottage (four rooms) and free hold allotment (38 x 901; situated in Montague street. Newton (near Upper Queen-street). Price, only .ÜBO.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent Queen street (718) LEE-BTRK_T, off Brighton noad, Par nell.—l 4-roomed Cottage, fitted with , register grate, Yorkshire side oven; well drained, and splendid well ot water. Corner Allotment, S3 x 89. Price, £260. 1 4-roomed Cottage, finished off in a similar manner totha above. Allotment, 33 x 99. Price, £250. A first-rate investment—Apply D. F. Evans, Land Mart next Bank of Australasia. 802 1 v"OK B<a_i., Good-will, Stock, and Fit - tings of a Grooery Business, situated in a leading suburban thoroughfare, doing a good and steadily increasing trade. Dwold.g con sists of S rooms: gas laid in. 'Bus passes every 7 minutes.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent Queen- I street (next Bank ot Australasia). ITiOR SaLk, Monnt Eden Road.—Very C? Pretty 4-roomed Verandah Cottage, fitted I with register grate, colonial oven, tanks, &a ; I good garden and stable. Allotment 28 x 120, Prioe, £310, Very oheap.—Apply D. F, Evans, Land Mart, next Bank of Australasia. 788 jbioß IMMEDIATE-SALE. — Cheap » Building Allotments; a first-rate invest ment; could be subdivided and sold to great I advantage: 216 ft frontage to Bond-street at 7s per foot This is about the cheapest lot in the market and is within two mile radios of Auok land Post-offloe. Must be sold at once.—D. F Evans, Land Mart Queen-street ! 790 ■710tt IMMEDIATE SALE (a Bargain), V House. 7 rooms, and freehold allotment, 66 x 100, for £330. House has verandah in front and Bide, good well, t- mk, waeh-honse, and nice ' garden; and 1s now offorad a bargain at £330, of whioh £230 oan stand on mortage.—D. F. Avans, Ketata Agent, Qaee --.treat. (141) . ij-'OR SALE.-A Nice Little Farm of ,J 1 20 Aores, only 13 miles from Town-8 miles from Waikottitl station—all fenoed and in grasp. Oottaee of 4 rooms, In good order' Orohard with abont 800 fruit trees fit foil bear ing. All necessary out-houses. J milch oows. heifer, homo, light anriog oart harness, with 80 head ot poultry, household furniture, cooking utonrils, tools, &o. Prioe for the whole lot, £276. ibis offers a capital ohanoo for a New Arrival—D. F Evans, Houso and Batata Agent , ' .neon street Anokland, 809 ; jUi "0 R ■ BALE. I Mount Kden, ohoap, and on easy terms, anew and well-flniahed Cottage ot roar rooms, . eoollery, &o.: fitted with register grates, range. i tank, so. Splendid allotment (volcanic). 83 x I 146. Prioe, £26 cash, balance sa agreed npon. D. F. KVANB. | | •■ !l: Hstate Agent _ ! rpHUKMBR PIAN 0S> specially designed : I (or the climate of New Zealand and Ans l tralla. Trichord, overstrung, double oblique, • full compass, with patent check action and Iron ' frame. These instruments are famed for dura • bility, superiority of touch and tone, and elegance of design. SMITH AMERICAN 1 ORGANS (only Gold Medal Melbourne Exhlbl j tion), unequalled for brilUanoy, sweetness, and • power. These beautiful instruments oan be 1 obtained at very moderate prices, from the _ Sole Agent, W. B, Walker, Goro-s treat (near j the Railway Station). Inspection Invited. i JTjv 6" s, a a Z c. I ' DEVOSPORtT NORTH SHORE. Fonr acres of land, in orohard, with fonr . roomed Cottage, Terms easy. ' , Four roomed Cottage, quite new, and J-aore > aeotion, Price, £250. Five-roomed Gb'ttge, with allotment 62 x 189 feet Prioe, £225. ; Four-roomed Cottage near En gllsh Ghoroh. i Boven-roomod Honae and i arge Allotment t with good view. Prine, £»75. Four roomed Cottage, new, with allotment 65 x 193 feet. Prioe. £126. ! Handsome Villa, 8 rooms with every con i vtnience. allotment 60x120 feet Cheap. t Three Small Cottages, reapeotively £170, £166. and £160. Veiy ohc ;o} also, Bntld d in? Lota in all parts of the dianlot. Apply B. & R, DUDKR House and Lend Agents. DAIRY FARM, about 60 acres, to be Sold or Leased, convenient to a good i market—Apply to Mr Hallett Parnell. : 7 a AY! HAY I HAY I—Just Received, t O. First Shipment of Red Clover Hay, from ( J. C. Firth's Estate, Matamata, in small bales, • lowt to l_swt eaoh. Splendid sample, and , superior to anything ever imported into Auck land. Wholesale prioe per ton, £510s. Retail. 6s per cwt, at R, B. Symon's Hay, Corn, and 1 Produce Stores, oornor of Viotoria and Albert i streets. , *A ATAMATA QLOVER IT AY. J this well-saved Hay, pressed into email bales of I from lOOlbs. to 120lbs. eaoh, j MAY BE HAD IN ANY QrMNTITBS AT TRB [ STORES OF THE HAY AND CORN DEALERS, l And, ___, ' In qnanties ot not less than 1 ton, . at the Storks of THORNTON, SMITH, & FiRTH. ' lenders. moB UI LDfi R S, I The time for receiving Tendois for a Block of Bnildings at the corner ot Qne?n and Custom houKe-streets is ext nded to neon on SATUR DAY, the 9th of Jodp, i \ Plena, (to,, at onr office. 1 BDW. MAHONEY Ss SON. j Architects. T~~ENDERS will be received until '12 o'olook on MONDAY, 4th Jnne, for six ' months* supply of straw to Sylvia .Park,—P. H. » BOURKK, Secretary. 'm O '■•■■• B O I L D ER 8. 1 Tenders will be received until noon on ! THURSDAY, 21st June, for the Erection of Stabloa and Cottages In Upper Symonds-treet. R.M.WATT. , Architect J Hoffman. Buildings, Qneen-street TENDERS will be received until noon on WBDNBSOAY, 6th June, for altei- ■ tiona and addition* to Union Bank of Australia, i Plans and apeoifieatlona at onr offloe.—Smith and Arnold, Arohiteotß, Old Counoll Chambers. ■ c ". ' . Educational. DADOING LESSONS (Prlvato'y or in Olast). i MR and Miss RDBE-iTS may be Inter viewed Dali> fnm ii a.m. Special Classes for Ladles and Gon'lemen. Gentlemen only, and Juveniles, now forming. Unusual f aolutie a for the atndy and praotioe of the new Waltzes, Cotillon. &o. Addresses:—The Lome-street Hail and MwajOT Hoffmann's and Chapman's. _ RATS I BATS) RATSI-Dse SHARLAND'a PHOSPHOR PASTE, Rata eat it greedily, and die; no smell. -rioe, One Shilling a Bottle. „ SHARLAND ft CO., oppoalt. Post-offlof,



Fwrson&i. WSWEETLAft*', please communi. a oate with Oharlte. care Mrs Smart Great North Read. IF Rosean Cotter, or Bughes, is still living in Anokland, eho would console her relatives by oommunioatlng with them, or with His Lore ship tho Bishop ot Auokland, Bit- hop's Honss, Ponsonby. A YOUNG LADY of respectablelparent. Jt\. age wishes to meet with a gentleman with fairly good prospects; must be good-look ing. The young lady 1b particularly bo. having a short, good figure, dark hair and fair com plexion.—Address K.T., Post office. Funeral Notices. _i^«i!rJ___ A.V court city €lWj^Ji_W_tOir AUCKLAND, 3978, ___Sa__9__f A.D.—The Officers ana B__lTOry-_WMembers t-f tne Bbove I*BKKi»s__B.,-:curl' ar" reQnosied to fll«________lmeet in Gunnry street. OB______BNewton, at 2.30 p.m. on , «w^»f3»jay'THnßSD^Y. 3istinst, for the purpese of following- too remains of onr late tiro. Frederick William Woodwabd to their lam renting place. Members ot otber Courts Invited, -y order. J. W. -LLEN, Seo. ____■______—__________—___—B— i » Juost and Found. LOST, last evening, between Wellesley street Sobool and .ioraitar Crescent, Parnell. a Lady's Sliver Watch with blaok rlboon atttahed; name engraved inside.— Finder will be rewarded on leaving same at Stab offloe. F* OUND iv Grafton Road, a White Cookatoowith Chain oa i<_.— Apply A Ball, Mllkmao, Grafton Road. ONE (£1) POUND RBWAKD, and all reasonable expenses. —. Lost from my pa-dook. Remuera. one uarfc Drown Harness Mare: lour yearß Old. in foal, one fetlock joint slightly enlarged.--. Ballard. Remuera. _ STRAYED from Rocky Nook, on 19th inst. Bay Filly : hted feet white, swelling onoffkneo. a reward will be paleL-W, Baker, STRaITED, ot Stolen, from Mitchel's Paddook, Mount Kden. a Chostont Geld ing, 8 years o d, branded on the near shoulder, the off hind hoof split, small white spot oa back from sadd c gall, had a blanket and surcingle on; is well known nero and in the Walkato by the name of Karey. Tbe finder by either oom mnnloating o' leaving htm with Mr Mnrohie, Tailor, Shortland street, will be harjideomely r, warded. Medical. FOR WINTER COUGHS anYßronchial Irritation, TRY AICKIN'S SYRUP of EUCALYPTUS with Hypophosphite of Lime and Quinine. For Incipient Consumption and Chronio Chest Affections, "Aiokin'B Syrup of Eucalyptus, with, Hypophosphite of Lime and Qninlno," is most certainly alterative and curative. Try it for Bronchitis and Asthma, ; fj Address:— THE PHARMACY. Qqern-strbet. . | M) CHEMISTS AND DEU-GISTS, KEPLER'S EXTR4Ot"oB'MALT KKPLKK'S .-tract of Malt with Cod Liver Oil KEPLER'd Extract of Malt with Iron K-.-ER'S Extract ol -alt with Hypophos phlies Hazeline, Beef, Wine, and Iron A tun supply of the above Just landed ex 8,8. Weatmeatb. KBMPTHORNK, PROSSSR St Co'fl. New Zealand Drng Company, Ld. fjRBSi Herbal Treatment for Coughs and ' I Colds.-Cherry BARK, Yarrow, Pleurisy. Hoaihonnd. — Prepared at GANU-RTON'S DHhknSaRY. Newton, Sate and certain describe symptoms. ' y GARDNER'S " Pectorlne" is unequalled for Coughs and Colds, GARDNKR'S "BLX)D MIXTURE* speedily removea Pimple j, Blotches, _c from the ' Bkln, and renews the blood. TO BE HAD IN AUCKLAND ONLY AT THB ENGLISH PHARMACY, 184, QUEEN-STREET. HASLETT (Late GABDNEB). WORM SYRUP.—Prepared especially to destroy the Seat Worms, whioh cause SO mnoh lrrlta.cn. Price. Is 6d —GANDER TON'S DISPENSARY, Karangahape Boad, Anokland. ___________________ WO KM _ All children suffer from then- It Bnspeoted, ask for the Certain Cure. SHABLAND'S WORM POWDERS, Dpacket Apothecaries Hatt, opposite Post-offloe. BUTCHER'S PODOPHYLLIN S_IO_ITZ POWDBRB, Aoii«KABMt AND EF->OTIV_I UNEQOAt.Lun FOB I.IVKIt DISOHDBRSI A Useful Mode of Administering Podophyllin! THE ECLECTIC PHARMACY, Jnnetlon Pitt and Grey-streets. •j EwDBRSuN'S SUPERIOR JUL BAKING POWDER. INVICTA BRAND. MEDICAL HALL, Opposite Three Lamps. Ponsonby, Anokland. TOOTHACHE CURE-Instantaneous Relief. ODONTALGIOj Is bottla-SHAR- EaND fc CO. (opposlta Post-office). l/»OR THE CURE OF COUGHS AND XI COLDS. tttOß THE CURE OF ASTHMA AND r DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING. Eos on a Syrup of TTypophobphites WITH IiiUPHORBIA PILUUFKRA, « In Bottles at 8/6. . THE BAKl~NQ~POWDEßparexcellanc is AICKIN'S _£RATED BAKING POWDER, "ThoMoatEoonomloai." * I "Yields more Yeast Gas." Pure Material only. Not Mixed with Rice Flour or Alum. • In tins at la Bd and 2s (Id. Spcoial Price Wholesale. Address:— THB PHARMACY, Qukbtn-stbeet. aiOOTHAOHEI TOOT.HACHE .L TOOTHACHE I Immediate Relief by n__g EDSONS MAGIC ESSENCE. : In Bottles at la. - CIOKKECIIVE PILLS for Females.— J Swollen Legs, Nervous Debility, Irregu larities, Change.—Sale and testimony dally in creasing,—Ganderton, Herbalist Karangahape Road, DOCTOR ABNOLD'SPENNY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.—The most popular medicine of tho day. Prioe, 2s 6d a box.—Colo nial Agents: Shabland & Co., opposite the PostOffloe. Drapery, ate. Well,. A 03 '* -J Worth _Et» AD IN Q. Do yon wish to see the Best and Cheapest Display of Drapery, Hosiery. Millinery, Ladles' and Children's Outfitting in Auckland ? If so go to address as below, when you will be repaid for trouble. JAMES aCCTT, General Draper grJaTtOntfltter, Laoflon House, Victoria anoNelson streets, -' ■ Auckland. {1 H E A P SAL E. G. COUTTS, Draper, Edinburgh House, Newton, Begs to return THANKS for the Patronage he has Reoeived during the last Three Years, and now intimates to his Friends and the Pnblio bis Annual Cheap Sale, begun on SATURDAY, 14th April. A good part of the Stock is suitable for the Coming Season, and will be sold at CLEARING: PRICES. G.O. respectfully solicits an Early Call. Karangahape Road (opposite Howe-street), Newton. -•'."; MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING— Never seen cheaper in Auokland; not withstanding all strong assertions made in advertisements. This is genuine: Men's splendid Scotch Tweed Overcoats, Heather mixturos, 28a 6d; real value, 425. A large quantity ot Men's Winter Tweed Trousers at 8s lid, honestly worth 10s fid; a few Men's Busi ness and Working Coats at 7s Gd, worth 10s (3d. Every other kind of Clothing equally Cheap, at JAMES SCUTT'S, General Draper, London Houso, Victoria and Nelson Streets, Anokland. —N. 8.: Country orders must bo attended with P. 0.0. ■ . J AND W,£ DIREOT IMPORT RS OF DRAPERY AND FANCY GOODS, Both Sides KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON. "NOT BELLI-G OFF"- "NOT GOING TO ENGLAND"-. "NOT OFFERING A LARGE DIfcCOUNT"- But have to arrive by,tbe following vessels now due:— &S. P0T051..... '.3 OABBS AURIGA.. 6 OASES GKORGK BKWLKY...... 3 CASKS OLYDB... 4 OASES A BIG LOT WINTicR GOODS, comprising OLOTHING AND OVERCOATS; these latter have been made specially to ou order "extra long." BLANK__S. FLANNELS, HOSIEKY, Sec. Sea —-—— In addition to the above-mentioned Goods, we shall receive, ox Geohse B_w_-_, about 200 (two hundred) of Cooper, Box and Co.. Celebrated Patent Ventilating WATERPROOF TALETHES COATS. See what the Field says respecting these Goods:-"I have tried yonr Ventilating Coat well In the conning field, and. consider it a arrest suooesss. It is ir o_ oomfortabie to walk in. and tnrnß any quantity ot rate.—Yours very faithfully, *** * *** ikobin HooD)-M_es»s OOOPKB, BOX AND Co." A New Process (jost discovered) prevents the rubber hardening and destroys all smell of nan tha. ——- We have always on hand a SHOW OF HOBIBBY. SHIBT& SATd.. TIESv BRACKS. BKLTS, COLLARS, - ■■'• Sec, fee.. ' ■ ~.:'■■ Bor Price. Style. Varioty. and Good Vaine, Seoond to None in Newton. N.8.-The Waterproof COATB are wort waiting



Public x-otioes. '. CITY TRAMWAYS. ' Notice of the intention of the St Hollier's and j Northcote Land Company, Limited, to apply for , an order to authorise them to construct a Tram ■ j way in the City of Auckland, the Borough of 1 Parnell, and the Newmarket Highway District, along the route mentioned in the following ' advertisement:— TW"OTICE is hereby given that, at the "*•' expiration of thirty days from the pub lication hereof, application Is intended to be made to His Excellency the Governor in Council, for an order empowering the St Hel lier's and Northcote Land Company, Limited, to construct and use a Tramway within the City of Auckland, the Borough of Parnell, and the Newmarket Highway Dlstriot, along] and over the following route, namely: The Western Circuit, from the site of the proposed Railway Station, at the Northern or lower end of Queen-street along Queen-street to and along Wellesley-street West, along Hobson street, Pitt-street, Karangahape Road, Pon sonby Road, College Hill, Freeman's Bay, Cus tomhouse-street West, and Queen-street, to tho starting point at Queen-street marked on plan, and hereinafter Called "the centre." The Eastern Circuit, from the centre along Queen street and Wellesley-street East up Wellesley street East and Symonds-street, along Kyber Pass Road to Newmarket, along Manukau Road, Parnell Rise, Mechanics' Bay, past present Railway Station, along Cnstomhouae strcst East, and Fort-street, along Queen-street to the centre marked on plan, and a connecting line from the Junction of Karangahape Road and Symonds-Btreet along Karangahape Road to its junction with Pitt-street with power to make convenient sidings, passing places and crossings, for the purposes of such Tramway. And notice Is hereby further given that the said Tramway is Intended to be used both for goods and passenger traffic, and that a copy of this advertisement and a proper plan of the proposed works, and all other documents required to be deposited under the provisions of the Tramways Act, 1872, will, on or before the fifteenth day of June, ene thousand eight hundred and eighty-three, be deposited for [public inspection, in the office in tho city of Auokland, of the Registrar of tbe Supreme Court, and also at the Office of the Parnell Borough Council, at Parnell, and also in the Office of the Newmarket Hi.hway District Board, Newmarket, and also in the Office of the Auckland City Counoll, in the said City of Auckland, and also in the Office of the Gover nor, in the City of Wellington, and that printed copies of the draft order, when deposited, pur suant to sub-section three, of the third Schedule Of the Tramways Act, 1872, and of the order when made, can be obtained at the Office of the St. Helliors and Northcote Land Company Limited, situate in Queen-Btreet, in the said City of Auckland. Dated this 29th day of May, 1883. ST. HELLDSRS AND NORTH-. . COTE LAND COMPANY, i LIMITED, J Whitakeb, Russell, and Boddlb, Solicitors, Wyndh3m-street, Auckland. AUCKLAND PUBLIC BUILDINGS COMMISSION. NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF DEBENTTJBES FOR LOAN OF £25,000. Notioe is heroby given that the Fifth Drawing of Debentr-ea (three) to be paid off out ot the Blnklni Fund, as provided by the Aot on the first day ot July next enaulng, wl 1 take pla_), In the presenoe of snob, holders of debentures as may choose to attend, in the office of Mr John Moglnlo, Queen-street on MONDaY, the fourth day of Jnne. 1883, at two o'olook in the after noon. R. O. HAMERTON. Chairman of Commissioners, Wellington. May 12,1883. ' ' ;, .j | ".' :'.' .''.*'.'' " '~ ,' '' '' pRE ■■__ I U M, £25 0 TO ARCHITECTS. The above Premium will be Paid for the Best Design of a Block of Buildings to be Erected in Auckland. Particulars can be obtained at the Office ot the New Zealand Insurance Company, Queen-street GEO. P. FIERCE, General Manager. Auokland, May 3,1883. _f~lO AND ,___"j V _ - __ SEE THE VF Grand «g^/7»f_% Lot of Cheap Spectacles at^-dW Hobson - st Shop. XT O T I O.K. J_T ' —~ KB EDWARD COSTLEY DEC__SKD. All persons who are or may hereafter be Indebted to the above estate, either tor Interest rent or otherwiaa, will please pay tbe same to Messrs Jackson and Russell, tsolloltors, Fort street, Auckland, whose receipt shall be a suffi cient discharge. SAMUEL JACKSQNf „£__^ _Sr._! ,d.__3an ra^so.»d^' Anokland, 27th April 1883. BILLIARDS 1 BILLIARDS! MR E. WILKINCON date of Dunedin and Wellihgt-n) has taken the management of tbe BUliard room '. the Prince Arthur Hotel, where, by au.ot attention to business and keep log a seieot room, he hopes to receive a fair Bhare Of the Knights of the Cue. . •- KDWaRO WILKINSON, SHARLAND'S cherry pectoral, Absolutely the beat remedy ever made for COUGHS, BRONOHITIa, AND COLDS. Prioe. 2s 6d and la 6d a Bottle, SHARLAND _ CO- opposite Poßt-Offloe. Business Notices. TtrOTICE OF REMOVAL W. PARKER GROOKR, HOBSON-STBEBT In removing to larger and more convenient premises, apposite those lately occupied, takes tbe opportunity ot thanking his oostomers for the support aeoerdedhlm in the past, and trusts that with Increased facilities he will bs able to meet their requirements, and merit a oontinu anoe of their patronage. ■ , ■ MTOTTOE OF REMOVAL. W A L T El^S M I T H (Late Ferguson,) t B&KEB, Bpgs to inform his patrons and the pnblio generally that he has removed to those 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. A? "§ r__ A'O -10,000 LENT on Building .^b' S. " Society prlnoiples. or on other terms to salt throwers. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages ard Loans negotiated. See List of Propertlee for sale on 4th page, Six por cant allowed on money deposited for investment— C. Williamson, Land, Bitate, and Financial Agen and Valuator.'A V—loan Lana J;A_IB8 REID AND SON Beg to call the attention and careful considera tion of those abont ■to Furnish to the Vest Favour able Pricks of ALL RINDS OF FORJUTURE. Having introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other house In town. JAMES REID & SON, Fubniturb Emporium, HOBSON-STREET (2nd Shop from Victoria-et- LIVER REGULATING. AICKIN'S PODOPHYLLIN PILLS, No, A. are now known from InvercargUi to Mon gonui as one of the most effective remedies for a SLUGGISH LIVER " Torpid Digestive Func tion, Biliousness, Chronio Constipation, Flatu lency, &c They ore a Bate aperient and CONTAIN NO MINERAL WHATEVER. Sold in Boxes at Is., and Bottles at is. 6d. and SS. od, (all sugar coated). AT 7THE PHARMACY, : m QUKBN-BTBEET. f»j> '' H. A N X S. V. McKENNA AND CO., TAILORS AND HABITMAKERS, Prrr-STBEKT, Auckland, Desire ta tender their thanks to those friends and patrons who have so kindly supported them during the last four years. MR MAURICE BULLIVAN Has now Taken Oveb the Businsss, bnt F. McKENNA remains in tbe capacity of Cutter, and hopes that his old friends will continue their favours. F. MoKKNNA ia well known for his perfect putting, and Is excelled by none in Auotlead. C>LEARING-OUT SALE OF j CUTLKRY. THOMAS SAMURL. being compelled to Clear out his stock of Cutlery in consequence of tee PRBMISAB COMING DOWN and no other Shop being obtainable, la now SELLING ' OFF the whole of the Stock at an enormous - Sacrtfloe. Tbe goods are from the beat Sheffield j makers, and will have to be sold at any price. Consisting of— Beet Ivory Table and Dessert ' Knives. LootWOOd'B and Johnson's Best Pocket Knivwt Bieotro-piatod Forks, fpoons, Cruets. Sea. Nevada and Nickel Stiver Forks and , Spoons. Superior Boluaors and Razors. }, , WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. j THOMAS SAMUEL, IMPORTER OF CUTLKEY. «, Qneen<treo« (Oppoaiw Town Ctods), "wreol'



! Licensing" Notices. "fcTOTICK OF APPLICATION FOR A ' -Ll PUBLICAN-LICENSE. I, James Palmer, of Anchor Hotel, Anckland, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, , and will, at the next Licensing Meeting to.be holden at A vondalo Public Hall, on the 7th day of June apply for a Certificate authorising too issue of a Publioan's License for a house to be erected at Avondale, near the Railway Station, and to be called the Railway Hotel, to contain at least 10 rooms, exclusive of those required for the use of the family. Dated the 29th day of May, 1883. JAMES PALMER. ________________» ____--^— _> Highway jcsoarri Notices. WAITAKEREI EAST HIGHWAY BOABD. The following gentlemen are Candidates for ! Trustees of the abovo Board at the present election:— Messrs, A. Beetbam , ff. Bethel Fred-, Baxter K. freeman OA BUJ K. Gibbons Jno. Hnmton " >v Jno. MctUwalne . \ H. Prnbert E.O. Waeloy. ■■ v. . / The Election to take place at the Farm House, ■ Henderson, on June 7th, at 1 p in. The Adjonraea Annnal Meeting to ha held at the same place at noon of the Same day. q WALTKRSWAIN. '' V/ Returning Offloer and Clerk. i', ; I \EVONPORT ROAD DISTRICT. In aooordanoe with tho provisions of the Road Boards Act 1?8'2. aud the rte K ula-ons bt Local Eleotions >ot, 1876. I hereby give notioe tbat - the Nomina'ion of Candidates for the Devon port Road Hoard will bo reoeived by me at tbe Offloe of the 80/.rd, Devonport Hall, up to noon of MONUAY. the 4th day of Jnne, 1883, and that an Election If necessary, of nine persons win be held on MONDAY, nth day of June, at the said Offioei BENJAMIN TANNER ~Y_ ■ ' BeturnlngOffloer. > '* ——- ._ : : ' ; Bporann. ■ '■''.'■',,,. ':"•■ § ■.!.. ! _. j ■■' ■'' _j___a_n_____CcW' jyr ci. bourn c ra b es. GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE l!, AND GRAND NATION o._ HURDLE RACE, To be run in Melbourne on ■'■ JULY 21st, 1883, 1000 MEMBERS AT TEN SHILLINGS. Stbeplkchass, Hubdlk. '■ ai Flret_ .'. ...£BO First.. .. ..£BO Seoond .. ..40 Seoond ... ... 40 Third.. „ .. 20 Thlwt-'■■'.-. *'■■':. 20 Oihera (divided) _ O Others (divided) _ HO 200 200 6 Stars at £10 eaoh. 10 Stars at £5 eaoh, ..... Three chances—eaoh being drawn separately. Post Office Orders when convenient Two Stamps necessary for replies. A. NEMO, care of Tomlinson, Barrel Hotel, ParneU, ru M _ . i f .j" . .-.nfj£ Board and Residence. OMFORTABLE Private Lodgings' for' ' Gentlemen (cathroorn) at Paspoot Hoaeo, PamelL ' ' BOARD and Residence for two respect able Working Men, where there are only - two others kept.- Mrs Eliisdon, Williams street off Wellington-street City. RESIDENCE for a Gentleman in aY, Private Family, whore tnere are noother boarders: central position. Moderate terms.— ' Address at this offloe j /GOVERNOR DLvw-ib. .'HOTEaD*--*' * XX HOBSON-STRXKT. BO ABO AND LODGING, __..__..81)8. per Week BiNOua RooM„.-..._ r _asß. per week j «_*" Auctions. TO-MORROW, THtfRSjDAY, MAY 31, At 11 o'clock. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, - CURIOS, &C.!, ALEX ANDRA-STREET : tori ', (Juat, off Symonds-rtreet), D.F. EVANS HAS received instructions to sell by pnblio atioU.-n, at ton of Alexandra street 'just off Symontis-streei), tomorrow (Thursday). Slay 3L at 11 ' ; VALUABLE HODSKHOLD FURNITDRK AND OURIOB, consisting ot-Suite in , Damask. lion Bedsteads, Bedding, Blankets, Sheets, Pillows, Chairs, Tablet; Minors, 63 Vols. Books, Coral, Shells, Amerioan and Venetian Blinds, ClooST, a- -;>; Pictures. Orookery. Knives, .Forks,"''' -paone, Tuba, Paints, Brushes, Carpets, Flower Pots, and a Variety of Other Use ful Artloles, tho whole being In very good condition. " . ■'. yD. R EVANS, " '.-".t"" Auctioneer. T O - M O R"i ; 'K-.'6:";Wriiv^. ; '~' THURSDAY, MAY 31.. TO CHINA AND GL ASS MERCHANTS, i DEALERS, AND OTHRES. ~ 4 Pheasant Ware, Rhine Calf, and C.C, Earthenware,: White, Gold. Bine, ' '."' Figured, and Printed Cups and , : Saucers, White Granite do, Bowls, , • .Mugs, Toilet .Sets, r White, Gold I Band, and Pine Figured do., . Tumblers, .Assorted Glassware ' China Tea Seta, , . •. .■ : fie., &c., &c. '" '.'.',!.. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell at his Booms on above date, at 11 o'olook QQ Crates and Tierces of ABOVE GOODS, Terms at Sale, TUESDAY, JUNE 6, i ; ' At 12 o'clock poon. , COTTAGES AND FREEHOLD ALLOT/ i MENTS, PONSONBY. '.7JJ D. F. EVANS QAS : received .instructions - from the. Mortgagee tn Bell by pnblio auotion (sub ject to the First Mortgage), at his Land' Mart j- »v t Queen-street, on Tuesday, the 6th June, 1883, at 12 oolock noon, "!■-," rr?.FS&sßt ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL Ot LAND in the Provinolal uiotrlot ot Auckland, being Lots Nos. 55 apd 56, of a Subdivision Into Lob of Allotments Nos. It ana 17 of Section B. suburb* of Anokland, Oranry of Edfn. having a front age ot 68 ft it to Green sireat, by 100 feet deep: together with the 2 Cottages erected thereon, and all the appurtenances thereto belonging. This Property Is pleas?ntly situated in Green- „ , street near tbe Bishop's resldenoe, and close to "' "■" St Mary's Convent, Poneonby: abont twenty minutes*from the City Post-offloe. D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, JUNE 6, AT 12 NOON, RESIDENCE AND'NINE ACRES OF VOLCANIC LAND 7 •** AT MOUNT EDEN, ♦ D. F. EVANS aAS received instructions to sell by auction, at his L-jad Mart, Queen ._jet. -' ><%! ou Tuesday, the 5: h Jnne, at 13 o clock, A COMFORTABLE AND WELL-BUILT VILLa. RESIDENCE, seven rooma (bnUt about three years), and sundry outbuildings, ____■ Btawe, bnggy-houße, cow-shed, p:gaty7end ■ F-'■ NINE ACRES VALUABLE VO OANIC Surrounded and subdivided by Bubatanltal ' atone waliß. The land is mostly plant ii with ornamental treoi. garden, &o„ and at a amall outlay could be made a very pretty and valuable residence, pleasantly ritoatod on the Kpaom Road, totween Monnt' Roaktll and Mount Eden Reads, sitnato about 3. miles, from town. Fare by .na, 4dand6d. This Is the vory place for any one ;im. wishing to securb a. comfantable and haalthy residence en Voloanle Land. . *o D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer, W, S, OOOHB-H* JAB, DAOR_ FRIDAY, JUNE 1. ♦ PIANOFORTES,^" HOUBEHOLD FURNITURE, - TURNING LATHE. FOR SALE, at our Booms, ForfcstreeL on -Wday, June L at U o'olook;^ DHBCT» PIANOFORTES. In Rosewood and Walnut Oaaei; Couobee, Chairs. H<__^____ Gong, Fandora, Carrets, _S_&T__! chines, Walnnr, Oc»alonaL ud:«!,___? Tables. Cic:ks. *'b'_7 Crttae? i?S_ and WoodJted.^, AtafiSffi _£ffi "«► Wasbstands, XUtati*mSjfeStoi Tables. M'rrore. t;hesti __?££_r '■ Kltohen Utensil. wishSg __Sh_3; 11 o'clock prompt; A FIRBT-OLABB TURNINO LATHE TOOL OHBBT * EMPT_,OAS_d _ SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers, '' (Continued on tourtl PageX