TELEGRAMS.

(JBOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT,)

THAMES, this day. SHAK^ABK^-Dart: Seller^ 9d; tuyers, | 8-„^'^rie^hip 2s 9d. Im bW s7 s 56s6d?seCW Qneen CAMBBIDGE, this day. \h« Stewards of the Cambridge Jockey mT£ ffiws of his Excellency's intention Cla^'uthe waikato, have written ask.ng tovMitthe vvaiK io, visit && {q £ im ' tt "Swan Meeting of the Club Xd 5 *proximo with his presence WTm Und. Court is now adjou ned uotil not a.rive here to-day as tfjffitat he will probably arrive to- Waikato has at last be i,a blautifal and fine, and creeks and S3 have for wine time past been Such swollen are gradually sabndmg.

PER PRESS ASSOCIATION

REEFTON, this day. Mr Shaw addressed a meeting of elec tors at Block's Point and Cruchmgton last Bight. A unanimous vote ot confidence waa passed.

CHRISTC HURCH, this day. THE CANTERBURY MUNICIPAL.

FRAUDS.

AttheKaiapoiß.nL Court yesterday morn, toe the case of the Waiwakariri Harbour TlSrd against Charles Edward Dudley for SSfment was heard. Evidence wm riven by G.H. Hearing, J., Pemn, Isaac Wrfson Carl Hanson, Thomas May, T Pa'rnham, and G. Hay-Borclay; and accused having reserved bis defence, was formally commuted for trial. The case of larceny as a bailee was deferred for a fortnight. In the cose of the Kaiapoi Borough Council v. Dudley (ex Town ClerJt) for contempt of an order made on February 19th to produce certain missing rate-books, Mr Wniteford committed him to prison for one mouth, and allowed one day to give him an opportunity of resisting the order in Court. He also granted a week's grace to allow of the matter beiog taken into the Court.

DtJNEDIN, this day. By the outgoing mail nominations are forwarded for 155 souls equal to 131J statute adults. The immigration ofheer has been advised that the majority of the immigrants who embarked by the Wild Deer have re-embarked by the Caroline which sailed from the Clyde on February 20tb for Port Chalmers. Beside the ship wrecked passengers about 50 others pro ceeded by the Caroline muking 235 souls equal to 213 statute adults.

SPORTING.

ARC. Autumn jsaces—Weiglits for .tradesmen's Mandicap and Hurdles. Toe flandicjpping Committee of the Auckland Kacing Club framed the handi caps for the Tradesmen's Handicap and Hurdle Kace to-day, and we havo to thank MrPercivalfor hia promptitude in supply ing us with a copy in time for insertion in this issue. A cursory glance nt the weights of the Tradesmen's Handicap gives the jmpre-sion that Minerva is the best in, men JickandNormanby. Tradesmen's Plate Handicap. st lb stlb

The Betting Market.

Toe Betting Maiket continues much the same, and is veiy flat, the anival of the representatives of the Southern ring even teiDg inefficacious in arousing backers from their lethargy. The fact of the matter is—the handicap is so good that even the most knowing ones have to express their inability to "pick it" yet. Libeller has hardened a point since yesterday, being now backed at 6to 1. He is nibbled at pretty freely in doubles, the price offered being 100 to 5. Leonora is coming into the market again—still at yesterdays price, 4to 1. Sierta's scratched fetlock is mentioned as the probable cause of Leonora's return to favour. One or two bookmakers have opened their books on the double, Hurdles and Steeple chase. The following wagers have been laid. Christmas and Christmas 20 to 1, Loch Lomond and Chrfstruas2otol, Loch Lomond and. Chandler 20 to 1, Lonehand is not mentioned at all.

Dunedin Queen's Birthday Races.

(By Tkkobaph.—press association.) DUNEUIN, Monday. The following are the nominations for the principal events of the D.J.C. Queen's Birthday meeting ;—

Handicap Bubbles.—Steel Dust, Milo, Wildboy, Mokaraka, Clinker, Our Pony, Owen Hood, Gang Awa, Madam, Little Fraud, Little John. Bibthday Handicap. — Adamant, Gitaoa, Taiaroa, Atlantic, Aurora, Violin Coupon, Lima, Trumpeter, Coldstream. .NOVEL Race.—Milo, First King, Mo karakara, Eugenic, Captain Webster, Amulet, Clinkerinu, Don Juan, Magician, Blue Peter. Violin, Gang Awa, Marksman, Prospero, Coupon, Miss King filly. TfI»DESMBN's HANDICaP. — Adamant, Uitans, Taiaroa, Atlantic, Pathfinder, Aurora, Violin, Prospero, Coupon, Lima, Trumpeter, Coldstream.

HARBOUR BOARD.

Thk Board met this afternoon. There were present -.—Messrs Stone (in the chair), Waddel, Boardman, Harper, Mays, Morrin, Walker, Owen, Clark, McKenzie, Lamb, Aickiu, and Dr Campbell. SaWES.—Letter from'the City Council declining to accept responsibility in the matter of sewage.—Keeeived. Beach Koad.—Letters read containing the resolutions passed by the City Council ia reference to iieach Road. Notices to Mabiners,— Notices from the Marine Department in reference to the exhibition ol Mokohinou Light, and the alteration of Tiritiri light was read. CRossmetS.— A letter from the Marine Department stated that all railway cross ings, compatible with safety, would be made at the .Railway Wharf.-Received. LAUDING MAILS. -The Chief Postmaster complained of inconvenience in landing mails from mail steamers owing to the fact that the new sheds did not leave room for carts to go close to the mail-room.—lt was pointed out that the carts would be able to go into the fiheda and receive the mails from the forehatch. Board offices.—letter from the In stitute of Architects, stating that the mem bers did not intend to send in competi tive designs for the flew Board offices, un less the premium was increased and the successful deaigoer al owed to supervise the construction.—Referred to the En dowment Committee.

Otiibr Matters.-—An application from Messrs Dudar, for permission to reclaim at Niccol's allotment, North Shore, and erect a jetty, was referred to the Endowment Committee. Two letters from the Devonport Ferry Company, in reference to an alleged overcharge for wharf age and barricades on the wharf, were received,—The statement of accounts shewed a balance in bank of £3,867 19s 7d, after payment of accounts 10 the extent of £3,895 11s, as ordered.

The valuations of property in the various wards of the ciiy, after adjustment by tbe Assessment Court, are as follows;— East Ward, £86,2i9; South Ward, £48,149; North Ward, £67,423; tirafton, £12 694, Karangahape Ward, £19,331; Ponaonr.y Ward, £34,757. Total, £268,58?. The reductions made by the Court amount to £1,242, which is equivalent to MOth of a ptuuy in the pound.

THE PHCENIX PARK MURDERS.

Trial of Daniel Curley.

> LUKDON, April 16. The trial of Daniel Curley the second of the priscners charged with the murder of Lord Cavendish and air Burke was com. menced in Dublin to-day. Oa the opening of the court eight jurors who had been sum moned, wero found to be absentt, and were ordered to pay fines of one hundred pounds ■ each.

IMMIGRANTS PER RANGI TIKEI.

The following is the list of immigrants by the ship Raugltikei :— Mabried : Biiteson, Benjamin, wife and three children ; Chatman, Jamw, wife and two children ; Oooper, John, wife and two j children; Craig, John, wife aud^ two] children; Graham, Rober f, and wife; Hamilton, Matthew, wife and two children ; B>miningway, Fred, and wife; Mead, Samuel, and wife; Parkes, Wm. M., wife and four children; Patterson, Jas., wife aud four children; Payne, Ueorgo.andwifej Skillen, James, and wife; Taylor, Alex., and wife; Trcvolyan, Francis, wife and 2 children; Turley, Geoorge, wife and 4 children; Turley, William, and wife. fcINGLK Men. — Bridgman, rf. B. j | Cloujjh, George; Cooper, Heniy James; , Courtney, James; Crawford, Arthur ; Crawford, William ; Crotty, James ; Fuller, Edward J. j Gadd, Fred. V. ; Gadd, Alfred; Geraghty, Petor; Griffin, John ; Griffin, Thomas; Heslop, John R.; Heslop, Christopher ; Heslop, Georgo William; Kerr, Henry B. ; Leacb, Toomas L. ; Leacb, Frank; Leslie, William; Leyland, Samuel; Leyland, John W, (child); McManus, Patrick; McManus, Thomas; Mead, Walter L.; Moore, J. W. O'Uonnell, Jas.; Phillips, Horby; Phillips, John K. Elivio aud Annie (three children); Putlaud, Harry ; Regan, Martin ; Regan, Patrick ; Tatton, John ; Turley, Wm. ; Woodall, Edward ; Woodall, Joseph. Single women.—Barnes, Louie; Bel lingham, Hannah; Benn, Jtmily; Bennett, Kathleen; Berry, Elizabeth; Blessley, Mary E. ; Brown, Harriet; Buchanan, Maud; Cowdroy, Louisa; Crawford, Jane A.; Crotty, Mary ; Crute, Caroline, Mabel ! J., and Florence M. (children); Duff, Sarah ; Elkington, Margaret; Fernback, Jane ; Fordisck, Fanny ; Fuller, Dorothy ; Ganertuer, Marie; Gill, Mary B.; Gilli gan, Margarot; Goodwin, Susan, Caro line ; Gossett, Emily; Graham, Elizabeth, Annie, Maggie; Gratrix, Louisa ; Griffin, Honora; Grimshaw, Adelaide; Haines, illen; Hamilton, Agnes; Haiioy, Amy A.; Hayden, Catherine; Hay es, Anne; Heath, Anuie;Hein, Martha; Hewricks. Berthe ; Hogan, Margaret; Home, Mary; Hughes, Hannah A; Hunter, Margaret; Hyland, Klizabeth; Jackson, Mary ; O'Keofo, Mary; O'Keefe, Kate ; Leach, Elizabeth ; Leland, Margaret; Leyland, Mary A. ; McGahan, Elizi; Mcllvenny, Kate; McLaughlin, Mary A.; McManus, Bridget; Mahony, Ellen; Mead, Keturah P.; Mead, Lucy; Monaghan. Annie; Mulligan, Bridget: .Naylor, annio; Paino, Ellen; Porrimast, Sarah; Phillips, Minnie; Putlaod Char lotte; Reid, Emily X,; Robinson Mary; San dison, Ann; Sheehy, JSllen i Sheehey, Kate; Smith, Annie ; Smith, Kvse JK.; Smith, Larah J.; Sprint, Elizabeth A.; Stovin, Anna ; Sweeney, Annie ; Tansey, Mary ; Tatton, Ellen ; Taylor, Anna M.; Thomp son, Isabella; ihotnton, i-wan B.; Tuley, Anne; Walker, Elizabeth; Walsh, Bridget; Walsh, Aunio ; Welsh, Frances; Welsh, Hannah; Woodhall, hosa; Woodhall, Eliz.; Woodhall, Lydia; WoodbaU, Jane ; Zein, Jessie ; Zeiu, Mar garet; Zein, Maurice; Zein, Maurice 1 Mantle, Rebecca (matroo), Summary. Marrlel £ln3le men. Slnule women. Children. M v. M. tf. M.F.lnfs. 17 17 31 68 1121 B

St. Matthew's Literary and De bating Society.

TrtE Inaugural meeting of this Society was held last evening in the school-room and the number of friends who attended, in addition to the members, spent a most enjoyable evening. The proceedings commenced with the President's Inaugural address which was short but pointed. He said that this was the inaugural meeting, and he was, for the nonce, the augur of the soiiety, in which capacity he prosnosticated from the signs around him a fature of prosperity. Al though "an augur" he had no wish to prove "a bore," and he would be mindful of the proverb " brevity is the soul of wit;" not that they must expect to find any wit in his speech, its brevity being its sole merit. He described the work of the society as simply summed up in the one word "Recreation;" but he pointed out " Kecreation " meant re—creation. To this end, amusement was necessary as well as learning. The body required food, bo did the mind, for with an empty hopper the will would grind naught but wird. The food, however, must be varied. With the strong meat of improvement there must be mingled the*Bweets of pleasurable, though healthy, amu£emenr. There should be the joy of wit and the sparkle of jest, but there should also be plenty of the milk of human kindness. He said that some of them were, or (like himself) bad been, «in the ranks of our " citizen-soldiers," and they would agree with him that a soldier was just as much a soldier, and quite as certainly doing his duty, when he was oiling his rifle as when he was firing at his marK. So all were fulfilling quite as necessary a duty whilst oiling their minds with amusement as when they were using them in tne practical duty of improTement. Let him, however, give them ooe word of advice, "let every bullet have its billet," and let there be no firing of blank cart ridge, the result of which was naught but smoke. He said, he must hnrry to a close, for the musical ladies and gentlemen were waiting to Biog them a glee. He was not sure of the title yet, but for fear they should sing one he had in mind, he would just speak of it as very appro priate to the occasion—one that emphati cally declared "It is our opening day;" he maintained tUis because it contained an exhortation very vigorously put, " Upronse ye then, my merry, merry, men." He trusted that they would be not only "merry, merry, men," but "merry and wise" men; and that they would show this in " uprou»ing" and leaving no stone unturned to make the society a success. One other lioe we must quote:—"The Chough and crow td roost have gone." He was ashamed to say he had not much acquaintance with "choughs," be had never seen one to his knowledge, nor'did he ever hear anyone else say that he had ; but he bad seen "crows," and even heard the doleful cawings of one or two solitary specimens, even with regard to the ground ing of this new society. However, those •rows "to roost had gone," and he trusted that when they woke up they would fiud themselves transformed into "roosters" of another description, and make the plane ring with their triumphant " Cock-a-doodle doo's" over the Society's success." The following programme was then rendered in a very excellent manner: - Four part song, "Ye Hills and Vales" (Mendelssohn), by members of the. choir, under the able direction of Mr Pooley ; reading, "Fat you please,"Dr. Hooper ; song, "My Mothers Picture " (Millard), Mrs Morrin; reading, "The Spirit of Poetry" (Longfellow), Dr. Murray m.oote;pianofortedueU,"Jeii'eaxi," the Misses Williams; four - part song; "The Woods" (Mendelssohn); recitation, " Speech of Sergeant Buzfuz, in 'BardellfV, Pickwick"1 (Dickens), Mr Adams; piano forte solo, "Spinning Song" (Sydney Smith), Miss Boy; song, "Peacefully Slumber" (Kandegger), Mrs Tebba ; read ing, "A Bight in Heidelberg" (Mark Twain), Mr Nichols; four-part Bong, <!To the Woods " (Mendelssohn), All the items were applauded as deservedly as enthusias tically, ana " God save the Queen " loyally and heartily sung by the 'Whole assemblage brought to a close a meeting as happy and bright as it was full of cheerful augury for the future.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

APRIL 17. 1883. *' Fank of N.Z-sellera. £23 7s 6d Colonial Bank-IBs 31 ' N,Z. Insuranoe-Buyers, lis 'nion Insurance—l9s 6d Thames G«B-Boyers, 28i Union Sash and Door-Sellers, £8103 Ni.rihern 8,9. Co.-Sellera, 9a 6d FlsherardCo.-Bnyero.inß; sellers',lOs 6a Queen ot B?anty-2ls, 22a; buyera, 21b: sellers, D <ep Level Oross-fs 9d; buyers, 53 6d; Seller*, 6s Prlnoe In perlil-57t; sellers, 67s 6 i Dartß—SeutMH 8" 6(1

PASSENGERS PER ROTOMAHANA.

The s.s. Rotomahana leaves for Sydney direct at midnight with'the following passengers:— Mrs Henderson and family, Mesdames Land, Potter, Hutchinsdn, and Monday, Misses Camp bell and Hall, Messrß? Stewart, Mailer, Owen, Schaefer, Bowman, Fairburn, Nobba, Sander son, T. Moaa, Moore, A. Boyd. Clapperton, vand Buntord, Mr and Mra Twinem, Mr and Mra Hall, and 28 steerage.

SUPPOSED DROWNING AT SHANGAMATA.

j ■■«*» [Information has been received by Mr | Superintendent Thomson of the supposed drowning of a man named John Moore, a ' printer by trade, and native of Tasmania, I at Whangamata on the night of Tuesday last. Tbe captain of the cutter Lancashire Lnss, which was lying_ there, went ashore I for the nifiht, leaving Moore, Perry, and another man in charge of the vessel. Moore and Perry, however, disobeyed the captain's commands to remain on board, and subsequently left the vessel. They were seen on shore by the captain, who, as it was rather rough, told them to stay on shore till morning. The captain then left the men. Next morning he saw Perry alone, and said to him. " What have you done with Moore?" when Perry answered, "He has gone to look for a channel." This is the only clue yet gained of Moore-disappearance, for he has not been heard of since. It is thought that being a good swimmer, and as it was a j | matter of considerable difficulty to launch i tho boat, he attempted to swim off to the cutter while under tho influence of liquor, and thereby lost his life. By order of Superintendent Thomson, the constables stationed at Thames and Katikati have been dispatched I to make enquiry, but no fresh intelligence ' in yet to band from either. The. missing man Moore is believed to be identical with tho John Moore who gave evidence at the inquest on the Wakeh'eld-street fire, by which two persons were burned to death, in both instances the name, occupation, and birthplace being the same.

MEAT FREEZING COMPANY.

Deputation to the Harbour Board.

This matter again came up for considera tion'at the Harbour Board to-day.—A letter was read from Mr J. C. Finh as fol-, lowa : Sir, I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your favour requesting to be furnished with certain information relative to the proposals |to lease portions adjoining the Railway Wharf. I beg to suggest that tbe Board will probably arrive ac the infor mation desired, more directly by means of a deputation which will wait me Boaid's convenience at the*Hatbour Offices at three o'clock to-morrow (Tuisday) after noon. Yours, etc., J. C. Firth.—At the hour specified the deputation, consist ing of Messrs iiicb, and W, Aitken, Hod. Thomas Russell, and Hon. James William bod, was in at tendance, and was intro duced,—lhe Hod. Mr Kussell apologised for the absence of Messrs Firth and i'ouks. ) he former was absent at Matamata, and the latter was ill in bod,—Mr Russell Bald bo thought he had fully explained the objects of the company on the lost occasion, but hp was quite will ing to repeat the information he had then given.—lt was tbe intention of tho pro moters to provide hero in Auckland a large store, in which it was proposed to receive goods of all descriptions to be sent out of the country. Amongst the larger items would be frozen and tinned meats and dairy produce, It was proposed that these should be Bent to Europe, India, and indeed wherever there waa » market for (hem. The com pany would have to provide large refrigerating apparatus in order that the goods might be kept ready in stock, and so that the steamers should not be kept waiting far them. The apparatus would thus necessarily bo a most extensive one, and such a process as that employed on the Mataura would not do at all. Kxpcnsive steamships would not como here if there waa nothing but frozen meat to take away, aud therefore ie was desirable to keep in the store all cla-.scs of general produce for export, such as tinned meats', hides, wool, dairy produce, Ac. Tbe project, if carried into effect, would make Auckland the export depOt for the whole of tbe country north of a line from Napier to fa tea, aud would aho utt act a large amount of trade from the South Sea Islands. The work was a molt important one, and he thought that, as it was so closely asEOCiated with the interests of the port, it should be under* taken by the Board itself. If, how ever, the Board could not undertake it for financial reasons, then they would endeavour to get up a company tbat would take over tho scheme. The Chairman: Then I understand it is a Freezing Company for the storage and export of goods T Mr Rusasll: It is. His Worship the Mayor said that while the main object was to have goods stored for expoit, yet if tho goods could bo dis posed of in tbe local market to better ad vantage, the company would not consent to any restrictions that would prevent them from taking the benefit of local sale. While export waa tbe principal intention, would not do for the Board to tie the company down with re striction?, preventing the ioca'jsalo of goods stored.

Mr Russell said the object of one of the Napier promoters was to get a market for his meat, When there was a demand in Auck land market, he would sell, and when the market was ttlutted he would leport it to England, The store would be open to the public, so that everyone might put goods there.

In answer to the Chairman, Mr Russell said the association was (imply a freezing or storage company. It was not intended to buy or st 11. Mr Lamb a^ked whether, in the event of such a clause being introduced in the con ditions, the company would be willing to band over the whole business at six months' notice. ' , Mr Russell rep'itd that they had been talking about that, but he did not see how the idea could be carried out. If the com pany made arrangements for steamships to come here on condition of these shipments being ready, they would be bound to perform ilicir partof theagreement. Therefore, in the event of the Board taking over the store, it would also become responsible for the en gagements to supply shipments of produce For the steamer,

Ihe Chairman said the words " general merchandise" in the first letter gave rise to the opinion that this was to baa trading company, but it was explained the words were merely intended to mean general local produce. Speaking of the probability of the is land trade being attracted in a large measure. Mr JKussell said that already they had communicated with people who had control of a large amount of island produce, and hoped to get it here. Mr Clark objected to the conditions bend ing the company solely: to storage. There should be nothing to prevent them going fully into the export business. Mr Russell said the Board should be quick in action. Telegramß bad beon re ceived from Napier, stating that the people there were making other arrangements. The deputation then withdrew. It wai agreed on the motion of Mr Harper, cecmded by Mr Luinb, that the property applied for be offered for lease by auction for a term of fifty years as a re frigerating store, at an upset rental of £20 per annum.

THE ART EXHIBITION.

(To the Editor.)

Sib,- I have been waiting for a few days to see if any notice had been taken of what seems to me, and to many others, a great injustice to some exhibitors in this exhibi tion, and before it closes I would suggest that if the judges and committee do not move in the matter, the Press shou}d not allow it to pass unnoticed. I allude to the way in which competitors are asked to send in for competition certain specified things. They are bound down seemingly by restrictions', and yet, after honestly working within these limits, and in many cases thus having to relinquish some bright idea which could be effectively worked out if they were allowed to work carte blanche, they find on entering the exhibition that the majority in some cases of competitors in tneir ciaes have disre garded some specified rule, or all rules, and yet been placed above them, I know this is the case, and I would point out as instances the "certificates of merit," tho "flowers," "fruit," "tables," andl would ask anyone who wishes to prove the accuracy of my romarjia to take the paper of instructions issued to intending competitors a few i months since, and compare these exhibits and others with it. I do not accuse the judges of partiality or favouritism, bat I would a?k tbem, in fairness, to re-consider their verdict on a point some exhibitors I know feel sore upon, and do not like to formally protest, or the number of exhibitors next year may not be large.—l am, &c, JS'OT -AN EXHJBITOB.

The Park Committee have ddcided to re commend the City Council to oider tbe Park gates to be closed at 7 o'clock each evening during ihe winter month?.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

The Annexation of New Guinea.

Question in the Mouse of Commons.

[KKUTBB'B TKLKOKAMS.]

{Received April 17, 1.40 p.m.)

LONDON, April 16 (evening),

In the House of Commons to-day a ques tion was put to the Under Secretary for the Colonies, regarding the reported annexa tion of New Guinea. In reply the Hon. Evelyn Ashley confirmed the announcement and informed the House that the Island had been taken by the Queensland Government in the name of Her Majesty the Queen pending a decision by tbe Imperial Govern* ment on the subject. Mr Ashley added that annexation was deemed expedient in order to prevent the acquisition of New Guinea by foreign powers.

(Received April 17, 2.45 p.m.)

A FLOURISHING INSURANCE SO CIETY.

SYDNEY, this day.

The annual report of the Australian Mutual Provident Society for last year shows that the new business was larger than that of any previous year. In comprised G4OO policies for assurances amounting to £2,280,000, while tho new premiums amouuied to £92,500. The accumulated iund Has been iu croaeed by £520,000, and now stands at £4,350,0000. The total annual revenue is now £885,000. The receipts from interest exceed the amountß paid for death claims by £68,000. Tho seventh quinquennial division of surplus will be made op to tho end of the year, and hereafter the prolits will be divided annually.

THE CITIZMN'S BALL.

A JIBETINO of the Ball Committee was held this afternoon. The first business was the consideration of Mr Stcren* bod's resolution that the prices of tickets should be a guinea for gentlemen, and half-a-guinea for ladies, in stead of sgninea andu halt and half-a-auiueii respectively, as previonsly proposed.—Mr C owiher combatted the resolution, and moved, as an amendment, "That the pricesasalready fixed bo adhered to,/ —Until yesterday £24 of the expenses of the ball to the Commodore remained unpaid. —Mr P. Darby seconded the amendment. — The amendment was lost by 8 to 5, and Mr Steveusou'p resolution reducing the price of tickets to a guinea and half-aguinea res pectively, was carried.- Various sub-corn* mittees were appointed.

His Honor Mr Justice Gillies, held a sitting in Chambers this morning and dealt witb a number of applications. Letters of administration were ordered to issue in re Alfred Turner and James Patrick Wilkic (deceased), and (with will annexed) ia re Matin Catherine Leigh (deceared). Probate was granted in re Alexander Hep burn (decejscd)nud an order made to register copy of willin re Jamesbhepherd (deceased), His Honor will hold the u°ual banco sitting to-morrow, when, inter alia, he will deliver judgment in Ellis v, the Commissioner of Customs (re foifeiture of barque Gazelle), and in Walton v, tho Auckland Timber Company. 9

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Amusements. f% H O R A L HALL. miss donovan's Grand Concert, thursday, april 19, Kindly (isolated by Jlim. KiLGOUR, MIBSKS Bovlan. Lynch, Stkpiienbon, Staunton, • Knight, and K. Donovan; Mr, Gordon Goocn, Mr. Rhodes, mkßskß. edmibton, edwards, garland, and Francis. Conductor JUJRR CARL SCHMITT, Tickkts. 28: to bo had'of Upton and Co., Flynn, and A. Kady, Queen-atreet. uociety of akts exhibition. L A s"T~"l> A Y. Open TO-MORROW from Noon to Five, and from Sovuu to Nino. Musical Selections during tho evening by Mr Impey's Band. Exhibits must bo Removed on Thursday. Tho Exhibition will NOT bo Opon THIS EVENING. ANCING DEPOKTMKNT, OALIBTHKNIO RXERCIBES (Under Royal and Vlco-Heaal Patronage). MR J. K. LOWK (ths leading; te&oher In Mel borroe) will open Ci ASSHd at the Lome ttreei Hall on MUNU i V next, April 23, at i o'clock. Aveolnx Class .a for Genilem-n (onl)), Tnea day and Thnranar Krenlnga at Bo'clcott. Mb Lowe's Sainon will bi limit d to One Month, ihiroforo early BDollo&tUn Is uooossary. I'orms for etch Clvi;, £1 Is. Mb Lowe In attendaooa at the Halt on ETridar noit, from 2 to 6. to arrango Classes, &o Prlva'a Classei lor w&llzlog. Address—Moffoiann & Son's, Qtieonatreot. , ACONOKkT in aid of Band of Bop* will bo glvon on FRIDAY EVENING next, April 20th, at 8 o'clock, in the Mount Roskill School room. An excellentprogrtmme. Admission, Is. Personal. TF THE PERSON who took tbe Mac JL kinlo»h Hood from the Choral Hall last Miht will please return thn same to the Hall, tbe owner will bo mnoh obliged.



Lost and Found. rf>WO POUNDS RKWARD.-Lcflt or I Stolen (six weeks back), a thorongh-brod Collie Bitch with owner's name on collar.—The above roward will lie paid on dollvory to W. J. Hurst and Co. Anyono retaining samo after this notice, will render thomisolvca liable to prosecution. TFIVE SHILLINGS REWARD. - Lost » on Baturday, from 8». Qoorgo'a B>y. nn eight-foot follow and black Fane, viita rooo sod snolior attach'd.—lsyone roturnlnpr the tame to s«. Qeorae'g Bar will receive the above reward from J. Peaoheg, Mannkaa Boad, Par nell. LOST, this mornlnp, out of Stable, a Dark Buy Horse; shir on forehead, brand Yon near shoulder. 18n rsward will be paid U returned to John Levy, Upper Quaon ttreet. LOST, on Saturday evening, two Rings, one sot with diamond, the other opals.— Handsome reward If left at Stab office. OST, a Sheep Dor ; white spot over each eyo; whi'o brnaat: collar marked Mangere.—Reward on delivery to Fisher and Co., or Robert Badley, Mangore. . _ LOST, Fox Terrier Dop, pup: white, except bUok pstoh over one eye, tall dootted; last aeon In Newmarket and Romnoru. -Howard at Mr MoNelU'a. H»k-r. Newmtrkot, inOPND, two small Kauri Logs, branded V MO and SB. It not olalmod by 20th instant, will be sold to defray expenses.—Applf to J. C. King, Devonport. April 17,1883. FOUftD, on the beach between North Head and the Wade, a largo Pant, about SOft In length.—For particulars apply at the Star Office, or to Mr Wallace, Takapuna. FOUND, a Parcel in Upper Queen-street. —Apply Star Office. STRAYED, from Mr Maxwell's, Remu era, on the 11th inst, a Light Bay Pony, white mark on face.—Anyono returning him will reoelve the above reward. < STRAYED into my premises, Duke street, Newton, a Pig. If not claimed within seven days, will be sold to pay for damages.—W. T. Donald.



Cabinetmakers. C» Little, CABINETMAKER, UPHOLSTKRKR AND UNDERTAKER (I_TB OV VICTORIA BTBBET), Informs bis customers and the general publlo that he has REMOVED to more snltable and commodious premises In HOBBON-STRBBTf Third Bhop from Cook-Btreet (west Bldok ■ AMES EEID AND SON Beg to call tho attention and carefnl conflldera tiOQ of thoso about to Furnish to the Vkbv FAVouiunLo Prices of ALL KINDS OF FDBNITURE. Having introduced ateam Power, they are pre, pared %a supply aU work Cheaper than any other hquee In town, JAMES REID & SON, Furniture Emporium', HOBSON-STREET (2nd Shop from Vlotorla-at, THE BAKING POWDUB parwcellanee is AICKIN'S DERATED BAKING POWDER. " The Most Boonomlcal." "Yields moro Yeaat Gas." Puro Material only. Not Mixed with Hloe Flour or Alum. In tins at Is 6d and 3s 6d. Special Price Wholesale. Address :— THE PHAEMAOY, QCEEN-STRKBT.



J Wanted. VSTANTED KNOWN—Another Grand "T Lot of Cheap Boots: nt Dampler's Boot Shop, Viotorla-»tr«Bt. i-aftloulars soon. ANTED, two aood Coat Handc— Apply A. Wright, Tailor, Shortland-st. WANTED, 3 good Coat Makers.—New Zealand Tweed Company, 172. Queen street. W/ ANTED, a Second Cook; a good, ' » steady man required.—Apply at the Prince Arthur Hotel. WANTED, a Machinist and Two Bench men.—Apply Adams & Son. Bootmakers, College Koad. WANTED, a Plasterer.—Apply Pro vincial Boarding Honse, fihortlnnd-at. ANTED, a Man as Gene al Servant. —Apply to Paolfio Hotel. ANTED, two Men for Lime Washing) also a Boy (14) to learn tho trade.—Apply to Qeo. Gapes, Painter, Provincial Hotel ANTED, three Men for Run on East . Coast.— Apply Schooner 'Gisborne,' Queen-street Wharf. WANTr.D, a Slaughterman.—Apply Fisher & Co. (Limited), Queen-street. WANTED, Woik Hands, for Shop Work, goad botton hole hands pre ferred, at Howley'a ifgotory. 31. .-hortipnd-Bt. ANTKD, a Young Man to make him self gtineraliy useful.- Apply to Edgar, Dyer, Wellesley-street Ka»U WANTED, a Boy to milk, attend to hotfle and carriage, &o.—Apply between 9 a.m. and 2 pm. to Mrs O. W. Wiillame, Col lego Road, Hemuera. ANi'nD, one or two smart Boya for Striking.—Bach and Fair weather, Grey street. _ WANTED, a Boy.—Apply Mr Dickuon, Baker. Hobaon-atreet. ANTKD, a respectable Boy to go to a small farm at the Kaipara, to milk and make himself gonerally useful.—Apply Mr Stacoy. Confeotioner, Queen-stroet, between 10 aud 12 tomorrow; W "ANTED, a respectable Boy.-Apply to Win. Loje. Hookblndor and Paper rnUr, 3 doom from Stab omog. WANTED, a Boy.—Apply to Holland 'and Kocvmi, Tlosmlths, oorner o( Albert tind Costomhonae-atreets. ■ ANTED, a Lad. for Hootmaking; good wages.—Apply to Adams X con, College Koad ANTsD, a respectable Lad to drive a b'kors' cart.-Appiy to T. J. Phiilp, Karangahapo Koad, Newton. ANTED, a Kespectablo Youth, about 18, to attend in Manr_e»ter uepanment and Counting Houae.—Uaillok and utanwoll, House Farnlahora. AIN I'ED, at Hannuford's Auckland Roglotry (established 20 yoars), Unin oumbored Couples, all for Gisborne; likowiße, a General. 4*, ANTED, at Hannatord's Auckland Vt Registry (established 20 years), 3 Gene ralfl, Mount Albert; urgent. ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (estabUshod 20 years). _oung G.'-l (other servants kept) to go with a Lady to Hoklangaaß Mnraegirl. tl/ANTEU, at Hannaford's Auckland Vv Registry (astabllalicd 20 years), good, respeotablo Fomalo Servants of all classes. Genuine—not extraoted from Stab column. ANTISD, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 20 yean), House keeper (counts); wages. 16e. ANTED, a good General Servant; no children; good wage*.—Apoly to Mis Robert Walker, Tim Avenoo. Pqrnell ANT'tD, a rospectuble General Ser vant — Apply Mra Marks, 87, Qter-st. ANTED, immediately, a thorough General Sorvant.—Apply to Mrs J. M. Brigham, corner of, Uardlitge and Graham streoa. ; \»/ANTKU, a General Servant; no V* washing; good wages.-Mib Banks, Logan Bank, Jermyn-mreet, WANTED, a General Bervant; good wages.-Apply to Mrs Oaborno, opposite aide to St. Sepulchre's Church, Burlelga-street, offKyber Pass Road. \j_; ANTKD, a respectable >ursegirl V» about 10; rofor^tiwn required.—Apply to Mrs Orniokghank. Parliament Btreet. ANTED, a respectable Girl to assist is housework.—Mrs Calver, Gladstone ttoad. Parcel). \\) ANTED, a strong, clean Girl, about V v 14. to mind 2 obllaren— apply at once to Mrs Msohan. Draper, opposite Governor Bo wn Hotel, Hebaon-ttreet. »%/aNTKD, a Laundress.—Apply Mrs V T j, Qanka. Loxan Bank. Jermyn street. 11/ANTEt', a AVashcrwoman, — Apply VT for sddreaa at Star offlo-. WANTED, for a first-clasß Ladies' Bohool in Auoklaxd, a Resident Go verness who thoroughly understands «rlt_met!o and English.—Address _Z.. Postoffloe, Auck land; WANTED, 2good Dressmakers, also a Talioreas nooustomed ro make boys' clothing'—Milne and ohoyce. WaMTED, Assistants, Improvers, and Appr-utIOBS tor tho drer] and rmntlfl maklog.—J. Rendell, Brluhtoa House, top of _r«y-Btreet WAJNTEu, an experienced Barmaid for olty bar.-Apply Stab Offlco. \\l Aft TED, a situation by a respectable "* person »shoa"«l«eep"r.—Apply, by letter, Housekeeper, Parnoll Post Offloo. _»MNTED'~to~Sell, cheap, a Patent » » Mangle, noarly now.—Apply to Mrs W. Evans, Lower Ilepburn-stroot ■_*/ aNTBD, a staunch Bngßy Horse, • » auarantaed qntet and without vice.— Apply to Mr Hazoll, biding Bohool, New North Road.. WANTED, a Building, not lesa than 30 by 60, with good supply oc wa'nr. a«d about an anre ot ftronnd. In or near Auckland.— /tpvly, by letter, A.8., oaro of Mr John Mlln*i C«»lonU) B«nK BU'lnlnurn Anokland. " WAMtli, Teudois fur constructing a Road 150 ft. long by 10«(. wide, in Valley Road.—Apply to w. h. Bibby. Valley Road, Off Monnt Kosklll Bond. W" ANTED to Kel), Horse, Spring-cart, and Hirnessjohenp).-Apply W. tiadda Cheap Fruit Daiioi. Viotorm-atreHt. \\; a WTED to Purchase, a Pony SpriDg V f Trap.-Apply to T. D. Hill, Chemist. WANI'KD, Brandy, Wine, and Claret Bottlea.—Hltohens. Aberoromble-etrett WAITED, Two respectable Young Men aa Boarders Terms moderate.— Apply to Mr. Kemble, Ylnceat-itreet, next to ur. MoDonald'!". _«,■ AN IEU, a respectable Boarder for a Single Bodroom, with uso of Sitting room. Terms, including washing, £1 por week, —Mrs Ryder, Havolock House, Symonds street, \\l ~NTED to Buy, 1 or U first-class TT Carriage Hort es, not less than IS hands 2 Inches high; brown or bay preferred.—Apply W. Urowther. ANT_D KNOWN-Samplesof some of the Goods betnK sold off (with prloee) are now in tbe window at the Hnbson-atreet Shop. Further particulars soon.—W. H. Dam pie-. %»7ANTED tha Ladies to Know that Vt Mnnro and Mlllißan, Hobson-ttreet. have scoured the scrvloes ot a first oliss Mil liner, and are bow prepared to supplr millinery In all its branches on the »hortes< notloe. ANT'kTD,—Hosiery 1 Hosiery 1 — Men's, Women's, Boys', Girls', and Children's, just opened at Robson's Melbourne House, Ponsonby. %V ANTE D.-The best stock of Winter V v Hosery In Ponsonby Is to be found at Robson's Melbourne House. Come and see them. \\T ANTED—Go and See the Ladies' » v niastio 3 do Imitation Kid Boots for 3s 6d at Dampler'a Boot Snop. Ylotorli>-»tr«et. ANTEDKNOWN, that Mrs Walters, Hobson-street. has Removed to Pitt street, where sho has Of oned a Fresh Stook o Millinery. , ANTED to Bent, a House of 5 or 6 rooms In Ponsonby.—Kepiy. stating terms, to " I enqnt," office of this paper. ANTED, a First-class Salesman for a Grocery and Wine and Spirit Business on tho Bast Coast. Ono having a knowledgo ot the Maori language preferred.—Apply to H. D. Lovlnshon, Star Hotel, between 2 and 2.30 dally. ANTBD KNOWN—Button Hooks, 2d eaob; Long Leather Boot Looao, Id tho pair, or 01 the dozen pvlrs—at Dampler*s Boot Bhop, Vlotorla-street. ANTED, Everybody to Know that Charlos Kolsey & Co. keep no Imitation Silver Jewellery of any' kind. Tho whole of their largo and choice Stock isduarantood to be real Silver.—Charles Kelsey & Co., two doors below Morrins', Ironmongers. ANTED KNOWN—Samples of some of the Goods being told off (with prices) are now in the window at the Hobson-street Shop. Further particulars noon,—W. H. Dam plor. WANTED Known—and well known,— Moßley's Hosiery, Brettle's Hosiery, LolccsterHoßiery, at Robson'a Melbourne House, ftonsonby. WANTED KN OWN—Samples of some ot the Goods bolng sold off (with price;) are now In tbe window at the Hobson-street Shop. Further partloulam soon.—W. H. Dam pier. W ANTBD KNOWN-Samplea of some of tbe Goods being sold off (with prloee) are now fn tbe window at the Hobson-street Bhop. Further parlloalarg soon,—W. H. Dam aier. T\, ANTED KNOWN—It you want to ft ice the latest Fashion {Autumn and Winter, 189S), have Q glance at Munro and Mjjligap'a Tailoring Window, In Hobson-itreet. WANTED KNOWN- Samples of some of the Goods being sold Qffj with pWoea) are now in the window at toe Hohaonstreet Shop. iTiirt'fipjl pajrttoulars aoon,—W. H, Dam pler, _ \\T AN TED I Wauted to Sell, very cheap, VV 11 basra Arrowioot, only 3 i lb. 121bs tor 2s 65. ; Sauo. id lb. 12lbs for 3b 6d ; Honey, Bd lb; Treaole. ii lb, laibs lor 3a 6d; good Rioe, fllba la; Small Bice, (Jibs 1b ; good Baoon Od lb, 7c by the aide; Hams (in cloth). Odlb; 6 oases Pre served Milk ((rood), 8d tin, 6s Bd dozen; uld ObeeßH. 3d lb. 2Jd by tho cheese ; New Cheese. 6dlb. fid bytheoheeae; Onions, Sd lb,7>ba for is; Lot ot Jams, Plum and Raspberry only 7d tin, Bt Od dozen; Tea,ls 6d to2a6d.—H. WaTIS, PitMtreet



i Wanted. : VV ANTED» aconP'e of Carpenters, a ij n once, to fit up a shop titepheneoß I Draper. Newton. ANTUD, a strong Lad for the fire wool yard.—Apply J. Bevedge. Cook Bt WANTiID, a Cook and Laundress.- Apply io Mrj Comlskey, St. Georget Bay Road. WANTED, a good General Servant; no washing. - Apply at The Grange, Pon«onby: or to W. O. Dennea, Qaeen-etreet. Vk'ANTKD, a good Plain Cook and T V Laundress In a private family near town, where another Bervant is kept.—APily for adaresa this office. \A, ANTED, Everyhody interested to ,'' meet with tho Poaitry, IHtfeon,&a. Association in Kaon Hall an Friday next, April 20th. at 7.30 p.m -G. PKAR3ON, Stcretaiy. Wr aim TED, a Stahle and Coach-house near Choral Hall. Symonds-atreer. Not less than three stalls required, — Arthur H Nathan, 33, Lower Qaeen-ttrfat, WANTED KNOWN, another grand Lot of Ltdlea', OontV, and Ohiidrm.'a French Bcota. at Dumpler'a Boot Stop. Vic tor U-aireo. L________^__l___ Y%; ANTED, all Buyers of Silver Jewel » " lery to know that Charlea Kelsey & Co, have arranged tor Constant Additions to their Stook of the very Newest Designs. They keep no imitatlous, consequently they guarantee everything they sell.—Charles Kelsey & Co., two doors oelow MorrinB1, Ironmongers. ANTED SEEN, the Men's Buff Slippers, tor Is; and the ohesp lot of Men's Boots at Damplor'u Boot Bhop, Vlotorla stroet. " WANTED KHOVfW—CHEAP Ti_. bkb I Ohbap Tikbbu I And $11 other klndi o{ Building M»toriaL), can be purchased cheaper and better than anywhere else at the Yard! otD.Gouui, Albert-street. There being do manutaotorr for Joinen* Timber on the pre mises, the omtomftr hu »b additional oppor tunity ot nutting saverlor Umbor. WheelrlghW Mi>terlal» olwars in gtook. WANTED KNOWN—Samples of some of the Goodi being sold off (with prioes) are now in the window at the Hobson street thop. Vnrther particulars Boon.—W. H. Dam pler. WANTED, the Ladies of Ponsonby and nigtrtot to o»ll and inßpooi the naw accl cheap Millinery, at prices to tnil alt olasses; also, New Hoods la Gold and Black Luatrea and i.:aahmerea,on which on allowacoa ot 2a In tbe £ w>ll be made. A splendid lot ot Blankets for 9> Bd; good Bargains In Beirth Ruirs and Door Mat«, from 3s Gd; Crettones, Table Coven, Quilts, Dnderolothtng; Cheap Lines In Hosiery, * anoy Dress Goods, Dressmaking In tbn Latest Kashtong. — HEMINGW*T'S Cheap Drapery X stabllshment (-lornnr ot Union and Patterson Btreets). Freeman's Bay. ■_ ANTED SEIiN, tne Lad'ei' House Boot", 2s 61 and Sh ; Ladies' Slippers, 2* ; ar d tbe Ladies' blgh-heel Evening Shoes, 3s Bd. «tT>&m.rjlflf'B.B"Pt;,"lh I nP. Vlotorlq-atree'. kM, Ai>TaD, a few Young Gentlemen » * Boardnra In a private family. ROOd homa and accommodation, including bath and piano; terms moderate. — Apply two-storey houxo, third padt Goverument tohool, Nelion- Btrcot K»at, ■ ■.■ WANTED SttEN, the Ladies' bigh heel Pranella Boots for 5s 6<l; and the cheap lot of Infant*' Boou and Shoes, at DuropUfa Boot Bhop VlotorU gtreet %%l ANTED KNOWN- A. O. STEPHEN SON, DRAPER. NEWTON. Has Just Ofbnbd Up NEW VELVETEENS, special value, 1,9 yard NBW SATINS. 1/9. 216. to 6/6 yard NEW SILKS, splendid Lyons. 4/6 yard NKW HOBIKRY. Hi upwards NSW DOLMANS, well trimmed, 25/ NEW UL9TBRS, 3/6 to 35' eaoh NEW JAOKKT3, splendid value, at 7/6 NKW UNDKROLOtHING.aDttyIes and prices NEW HATS, In Straw, &0.,'6d upwards NKW FBATHBRB,I/6 to 21/ eaob NEw FLOWERS, /2J to 3/6 eaoh NBW TAPESTRY CARPETS, 2/6 per yard NEW LONG LAOS CURTAINS, /Oh. V. 1/3 and 1/6 per yard NEW SHORT CURTAINS./il to 1/per yard NEW FLANNELB,3S plooes, /7J to 2/6 per yard NEW BLANKHTS, full size, All Wool, 18/0 per pair NBW CLOTHING, In great variety. DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY ON TBE PRKMISKS. A. O. STEPHENSON, EARANGAHAPK ROAD. * UCKLAND HOSPITAL. Wanted, Immediately, two Assistant Nurses and two Scrubbora or Charwomeu. Apply to Mrs M. E. KlssUng at tho Hospital, between tho houra of 2 and i In the afternoon. AKTNERSBIP. — To «ew Arrivals ana others.—A gentleman, having an Katabllahed Buslneis Io the City, wishes to meet with as energedo Young Man bb Partner, Capltil roqulrod, £300. - Addusi Principal, Ko«t^>ffl<"e, Ano > Hod. 'pO BEICKi AY EX S.—Wanted, 1 Tenders for lome Rrlokwerk In Albert -Btreet.—Apply »i J. O. PelhamV. Vlotoria atte»». TO ST >KEKBEPKRS.— A young Man deslrea a Re-engagement as Manager of a Country Store. Has a good general knowledgo of the trade, and can produce excellent refer ences.—Address H.M., office of the paper, Gazette in Bankruptcy. TN THK SUPREME COURT OF NEW J. ZEALAND. NORTHERN DIBTBIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of the Estate of James Allan, of Newmarket, Gardener. A General Meeting of tbe Creditors ot the above-named Debtor will be held at my office, High-street, Auokland. on THURSDAY, the lOih day ot April Instant, at 8 p.m., lor the pur po«n of grunting the Debtor hie dlaoharge. Dated this 16th day ot April, 1883. ARTHUR D. BENNETT, Trustee, Debtor in person, TN BANKRUPTCY,. Creditors in the following Estates who have not already done bo are requested to Prove their Claims with mo on or before SATURDAY, the 21st mat, when first and final dividends will be payable. Richard Reeves, Victoria-street, Butcher. Charles Stone, West Quoon-Btroet, Bakor. Charms Hooker, Fort-street, Paintor. THO; MAOFFARL ANB. Trustee. Supreme Court. Auokland, April 17,1883. TO THK CREDITORS OF JOHN BIN YAH MARRIOTT, OF QUHBN STREET, AUOTIONSBK. , Creditors who have not already doae to are requested to prove their Debts with me on or before SATURDAY, the 2lst Instant, when a first and Final Dividend will be payable. THQ. MACFFARLANE, Trustee. Bapreme Court, Auokland, April 16,1833. Meetings. BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, #_ Notice Is hereby given that the Hall-yearly General Meeting ot the Proprietors of the Bank will be hel4 — the Banking-house, la Anoklard.on FRIDAY, the 20th day ot April nest, at noon, for tho purpose of receiving the Report ot the Directors for tbe half year ending the 81st Inst., and for any other business that maybe brought before the meeting. By order of the Board of Directors. D. L. MURDOCH. General Vantgor. Anokland, March 30th, 1883. "RANK OF NEW ZEALAND, Tha Transfer Books of this Bank will be closed from TUESDAY, the 10th, to FRIDAY the ZQtb. April, both days Inclusive. Br order of the Board of Directors D. L. MURDOCH, General Manager, Auokland. -wen 20th, 1883 AO.S.— The Usual Monthly Meeting of ■ Sanctuary City ot Auokland, No. 5978, will be held In tbe Alexanora»tr<et Sohocl room, at 8 o'oiock, TO-MORKOW (Wednesday) KVKNlNO.iAprUiath.lßß3. t Candidates from Courts to be In attendance at 8 SO.- By order. HENRY T. GARRATT, Sea rpONIC »OL-Fa.—A Meatine of Sol- S falsta interested in Forming a Tonlo Sol-fa Advanced Binning Class will be held In the Alexandra-street -ohool-room on ITBIDAY BVfNiBB next, 20tn April lobt at 8 o'o'ook. All toraons holding the KUmentry or Hiithoi Certiflcatrg are invited to attend, Ladles Bpeoi ally invlt.d,—i'UOMAfl BULL, Oonrener.



j To Let. "t DOWER TO LET, on 70 miles'of gas '. XT mains. In the city and eubnebs ot Auck land, Engines from J to 100 h.p.indicated. Oon * sumption of nag, from 18 onblo (eel ot teas per indicated horse-power cor hour lor the larger • Blsses, to 25 feet for the smaller. KDglneers, AmaSsrars, Woodworkers, &0,, will find this a flreCblasa opportunity to obtain the best, cheapest, and moat reliable power. The engine oata firewood at 2Jd per ton, and at intermittent hoisting work the coat ia sometimes as low as Is 8d per day for & ai h p. engine, the engine run ning all day. Thirty-five Otto Gas Bnglnes are now erected in Auckland (for terms and con ditions, apply to the Secretary, Auckland Gas Company [Limited), Fott-atreot. ulzss In stock -4.1,8. 3»8.12_,p. JIO LET, a Furnished Bedroom and Sitting-room, 3 doors from V.MC.A., Albert street. MpO LEl', in the Gladstone Road, North • cote, within 20 minutes' walk of Sugar Factory, a New Six roomed Cottage and I cores of good land (ploughed and fenced).— Apply P. Gleeson, Qleeson's Hotel. f |>O LET, a good House of 4 rooms and j L Urge ear-ieu, with a good well of water, at 8a per week.—Apply to Mr Spoakman, Carioton Head, Newmarket. mO LET, a Front Boom, with fireplace 1 and gas, cedioom it required. — Apply Anokland Bakery, Kden Crescent. '110 LET, a good 4-roomed House, with 1 Bcullory; city water laid on, and well drained, Viotoria-street W"69t, five minutes' , walk from Queen-street—Apply to W. Leys, three doors above Star Office. TO LET, a Four-roomed House,—Apply to J. Clirkaon. corner Uundry and Exeter- Btreeta, Newton. r |to LET, a Six-roomed House, Welling- I ton Square, at He. James'a Ohuroh.—Apply second house above tha Bobby Burns Hotel, Union ntreet. ff\O LKT, in Vincent-street, one or two '%. Furnished Bedrooms, Sitting-room, and use of kitchen. Gas and water laid on. Private family.—Address office of this paper. f\ \O> LIST, Shop and 5 rooms with fixings, I B>beon-atr<wt (apposite Mnnro and MllU gan'e).—Applr to M. Martin, Nelson-streak B" 10 LET, Wellington-street, a Shop and Dwelling; shOD flxtnrts an* ga».-3. _. Col'lna, iKamo Coal Offloe, It. Queen-street. TfSo LET, Upper Queen-street, New I House of 6 rooms and large cellar, regis tere grates, colonial oven; gas and water laid on. io be let for a term of 3or 6 months—lss per week.—D. F. Eians. Estate Agent, Queen street, next Bank ot Australasia. t'V\O LKT, those very desirable and cen- I trally situated Premises now in occupation of Messrs B. Gittos & Sons (who are removing opposite), Wyndham-street, just at junction of Queen-street.—Full particulars fromD.F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. ra^O LET, or for Sale, cheap, at Avon- I, dale a Now Four-roomed House. Stable,' &0., with 10 acres of good land. - For particulars apply to F. Hastings. Charlotte-street, New North Road. >a>O LKT (Kemuera)-To Let, Dwelling I. Honse and 6 Acres, Yiotoria Road, Remuera, next below residence of D. B. Crulok 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. m O LKT, COUNTRY STORK, Doing a paying BUBIHES3 In a thriving District. Apply to D. ROBERTSON, Symond-sreet. *Tv X T H 8 H O R B. HOUSES to Let In Good Potltlons.—Apply, R. fc R, DUDKK, ■ uevonport store. FFICEB and Sample Kooms To Let.— Apply to New Zealand Tweed Co.. Queen- Btreet, Business Notices. The Direct Supply Store 849 quebn-stkeet. 249 hanchard and cra.nwell . Have the following among other bargains :— Children's Toy Mega, 6 for Is Strong Printed Cuds, same price Strong Printed Cups nd Saucers, it & & White and Gold dv. 8s doe. Pheasant Plates, from 2s 6d don. A Qlobb Sugar and Cream or Butter Cooler for Is Tumblers, Ss 6d do_; Water Bottle and -lass, la A strong pMr of Carvers. Is 6d Knives and Korku, all alzos and prloea Children's Knife. Fork, and Scood, 6d Handsome J&p»nnoa Trays, 'M Strong Japanno-i Bread 1 r*y v 91 A large pair of Va> es for Is 64 A Complete Toilet Bet 6 pieces, fe 91 A Bsautifnl Table Toilet Set. ia Bd Tray Looking Glasses from Is 9d Lo.ln the Largest &lzds tor the smallest Money, in oral screw-pillar, box, &c, &o. Really Good Fenders now 7b 6d A new lot ot Ohtrooal Box Irons, to bo sold at la and 4s Sd Hair and Cloth Brushes, Is eaoh Uarpentors' Hammers, la: Piuoers Bd Ladles' Toy do, Sd -. Nut Craokers. 3d Yankee Spring Balances 1b eaoh. AUo, In endless variety — statuary. Vases, Lustres, G—ts Saades, Lamps, Bird Cages, Cutlery, Crookery, Glnsawa.ro, Tinware, tad General Famishing Ironmongery. Buy of the Importers Dlroot from the Manufacturers, - Remember, you can met almost anything you want at HP ANOHARD & \jRKVtWKhU6 DIBIOT HOT?PL? SIOBH. ' 249, QUEKrJ-ST. Ttf O T I C E. BEKBWAXI BEHS W4XI Farotueod In any quantity for Cash, Buyers of Fungus and Muntz Matal. Having purchased in China a Fine Assort ment of Teas himself, JAMKS AH KEW can confidently recommend them, and trusts that all his old Customers, and the Pobllo generally, will avail themielvea of this splendid opportunity and call early to buy his Superior Congou, Best Flavoured Kooloo, Shouohong, and various Mixed Teas. Butted to every tastet He has also on band Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger, Crockery war*( Silks, Handkerchiefs, and other commodities too numerous to mention, Note the Address)— JAMES AH KEW ft CO., 3M. Queen-street * \LEARING-OUT SALE OF \J OUTLKRX. THOMAS SAMUKii, being compelled to Clear out bis Stook ot Cntlnry In consequence Of the PBBMISB.B COMING DOWN and no other Shop being obtainable. Is now SELLING OFF the whole of the Btook at an 'enormous Sscrlfloe. The goods are from the best Sheffield makers, and win have to be sold at any price. Consisting of— Best Ivory Table and Dunsert Knives. Lookwood's and Johnson's Best Pocket Knives. Bleotro-plated Forks, Epoone, Cruets, &o. Nevada and Nickel Silver Forks and Spoons. Superior Bclaeors and Razors, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, T HOMAsTiAMUEL, IMPORTER OF CUTLERY. 16, Queen-fitret (Opposite Town Clook). • FNDIA AND CHINA TEA X WAREHOUSE." NO. 85, VIOIORIA-3TREET. IN THE MATTER OF *' GENUINE INDIAN TBAa" I beg to notify my customers, and all whom it may oonoern, Thtt my Indian Teas are mostly from Calcutta, via Melbourne; that tho meat bulk of my present Stock paesed through the Victorian Customs during the severest dleons slon that h»a ever taken place In the Colonies on what Constitutes "Fare Tea;" when tha eflort was aotually made to r»Jse the Go vernment Standard there higher than that adopted by the Board ot Trade, ixmdon. Futtner;—That, as nearly the whole of my Stook carries the ' Cal cutta Syndicates" Mark, and their Agents In Melbourne being Messrs J. Henty and Co,, no higher guarantee oan be given of their parity than they offer on behalt ot tbe Syndicate. 3: RKDK. WhitBHEAD; , TEA. IMPORTER. AUCKLAND. Tenders. rpENDERS Wanted for Plumbing Bix .1 Cottagos—matorial and labour, or labour only,—Apply to Mr Hastingß, Charlotte street, New North Road. Shipping. jß*lA>, TjfOß IYTTEIiTON j^KHW J IJIRKCT. _Pt!9_Siif The Sohoonor •—■"■■■h KLLKRTON, Cil>r. (JHAMBSRH. For Freight or Passage; apply to U. a. JAKINS. Oaatomhousa street. Money j^j X M O^ V A^ I, The Buslnß3B ot the AUCKLAND LOAN OFFIOK, Qaeen-etreet, haa been removed to Monte De Plete, Darbystraet. All oommnnl- Oations or letters for J. H. Nenmeugen to te elt there. riAlO £10,000 LENT on Building ewJL" Eoolety principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers, Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Leans negotiated. See List ot Properties for sale on Ith page. Six per cent, allowed on money deposited (or Investment— C. Wiixuif-on, Land, Estate, and Financial Acer, and Valuator. S, Vulcan Lane Board and Residence. r|"VWO Gentlemen can be acommodated I. with Board and Residenoo in a private family in Lower ParneU.-For address apply to Stab Onta^ , OYEENOR B LOWNK HOTEL HOBiON- TItKBT. Board iira IjODOIko 81". per treek bINQIB.RoOM 25 • per Week



|_ For Sale. -f ' ijiOß SALB, 1 Berkshire Boar, 3Salf. U bred Sows.—Apply to J. W. Carr and sons. j liiOß ABSOLUTE SALE, at Mount ,X 1 Xden, a new. well finished, and faithfully ; bull} Verandah Cottage of fonr rooma ana Bcullery. fitted with register grate, kltohen range, tank, &c. &C &o. Splendid allotment (volcanic). 33 x 115; Bltnate, tbe Avenue, Kden ; dale. Price. e&& ossh; balance, on snoh terms as agresd upon.—Apply to Messru filbby and ; Fletcher, on the premises; or to D. F. Kvanß, J nutate Agent. Qceen-atreet. (7») j MJIOR SALE, Scarborough Terrace, Par ! V noil, Villa Kesldenoe of 8 Rooma, 5 ; Bed-rcoms, Urawlng-roam, Dining-room, and Kltohen. Commands a good view of the Har ! bour. To be had at a bargain, and on ex- I tremely easy terme. — v. IF. Kvans, Kstate , Agent, 763, Qneon-atreot, next Bank of AUt i t'alaeia. FO R 8 A L B, ALLOTMENTS. ! I STOKES'S POINT (Main Road): 44 x 234, £Al. — AVONDALE: } acre (opposite school), £30.— ! COLLEGE ROAD: Allotment, 33 x 100, £8 per I foot.—NEWMARKET: Choice Corner Allot i ment,£Ho. ELLERSLIE (close to Station): 66 x 160, £1 per foot. EASY TERMS.—AIso, several desirable Cottages, on terms to suit purchasers. -LABOUR EXCHANGE AND ESTAfE AGENCY, High-street.. A. T. Carter, Manager R/iOK IMMEDIATE SALE (a bargain), f House of 7 rooms, fitted with register grate, colonial oren, good well, and three allot ments, each 33 x 99. Must be sold at once. A bargain. Price, only filßO.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-atreet. (716) IjIOR SALE, William-street, new veran. •-' dah Cottage of 4 rooms, all well finished, fitted with register grato, colonial oven, cup boards and dresser; water laid in from main; wash house, &o. Allotment, 33x98. Price, £350 -D.F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. nex Bank of Australasia. 11l OK IMMEDIATE SALE, Comfort -1 able Villa Kesldenoe and good corner Allotment, SO x 100, tltuate near AU Saints Charon, being oorner of Ponsonby Terrace and Bayard-street; the House is almost new, con tains five rooms all in good order, and is fitted with cupboards, register grate, gat, oven, etc; wood-shed, wash-house, fowl-house, eta I have positive instructions to Bell, as the owner In leaving Auckland.— D. F, Kvans, Estate Agent, mxt " Herald." Queen-street. No. 643 gjiOß IMMEDIATK BALE, handsome P VILLA RESIDENCE, new and well finished, containing bovcu rooms, fitted with register grates, oven, cupboards, gas and tit ' tings; water laid In from main; splendid view of harbour; situated in Franklyn Road, near the Weßleyan Churoh. —D. F. Eviins, Estate Agent, .Queen-street, next bank of Australasia. •j1 OK IMMEDIATE SALE. Cmfort <o able Seaside Residence.—Bella Via w, near Home Bay, Ponsonby. Very comfortably and pleasantly situated. Ksßidenoe of 6 roamn, fee, with Stable, Outhouses, &0,. together with abont 21 acres gardeD, o/chard, paddooks, Ac, &o. livery facility for boating and bathing, with splendid view. Good spring ot water. Thli property Is for absolute sale, and is sura to find a ready purchaser. It being the only prop erty with water frontage, comprising about 70011, now In the market. Any further particu lars o«n be obtained from Mr Geo. After*, en the premises, or from U. F. Evans, Land and K'tftto Agent FOX SALE OR LEASE (Northcote) Handaome Villa Re-idence. new and splendidly finished off, bow window, &c, Sec; grand view, and a beautiful allotment, with water frontage, about 60 xJiOO, oartly fenoed and planted, within throe 'minutes walk of Stokes's Point Wh*rf. Terms very easy.—D, F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. uiOR SALE, HacKett-street, Ponsonby, X 1 New Verandah Villa of Six-rooma, fitted with Register Grates. Colonial Oven, Cup board, Dreiser. &c, olose to the Beaoh. Price, A390.— I>. F. Evann, Kitaw Agent, Quean-street, next Bank ot Anetrtlaalfl. 748 TO BAKERS AND OTHERS.-Valu able and First-olaßs Businesa, elttutedon Mannkan Read, Parneli, oonsUtlng ot Hand some and Co oimodloua Shop and Dwelling, con tvining nine rooms, pantry, bath-room, soullery, baloony iback and front); splendid large Baket's Oven, dough boxes, floor loft, ttable, and nu merons outbuildings; larga freehold Allotment (double frontage), In all, a flnt-cl»ss and very o .mpiot Baker's and Oonreotlonet'g Premises, all In capital working order.—B'nll partloulara at offloe ot D, F, Evans, Eetato Agent, Queen> street. (ITS) XpOR ABSOLUTE SALE GRAND VILLA SITES. Heamht Aspect. Magnificent Vibw. All those splendid Freehold Villa Sites, situate next the residence of Judge Munro, St. George's Bay Road, Farnell, having eaoh a frontage of 65ft by 200 ft deep, with a splendid north-easterly slope. The position is first-class, the aspect cannot be beaten, with a view unsurpassed. In fact, these are, without exception, the only Choice Villa Sites in this rapidly-rising and aristocratic suburb; and the vendor has dis played his interest in this district by catting up his property Into such largo allotments, besides which he offers such exceptionally easy terms, viz., one quarter oash; balance can stand at six (Btpercent. Plans and all particulars at office of D. F. ETANS, 770) Estate Agent.i Queen-street lANO.-For Sale, a Genuine Collard and Collard. Price, BW.-At ThOo. H. Webb's. Oak House. Hobaon street. BILLIARD TABLE FOR SALE.-Mre T. Johnson, ParneU, has one of Thurston'a boat to be sold cheap, with balls, marking bonrdH, rub fittings ,Sec, complete. Xo be seen at Windsor Castle Hotel. Jp O R SALE. The RKBIDKNCK of J. H. Ivey, Fsq- City Road. Tha house contains 9 rooma kltohen, wuh-houße, &c, water and gas; tastef ally laid oat garden, and masnjflocnt view. Terms easyi Apply to VAILK AND EODGLA1?. Land and Katate Agenta. Shartland-stoeet. '§W INVALIDS AND OTHERS. -For 1 Sale, on volcanic land, a very superior Family Residence, containing 8 rooms, with many conveniences, and finished in flrst-olasa style, regardless of cost. Under the house is a loity and large apartment, with concrete floor, and all necessary appliances for washing clothes, &c, &c. There is a large cistern, capable ot holding 2,000 gallons of water, so placed and connected with a fire-hose that it can command the whole building in case of fire. The water is laid on to the pantry, oellar, and bath-room. There is a nice garden, which has been tho roughly cleared of stones and nlanted with good fruit trees. Adjoining the house is a small paddock, suitable for grazinga horse or a cow.— Apply to. the owner, W. H. Blbby, Deepdale Villa, Valley Road. Mount Eden : or to ff. Q. Kwington, Mstato Agent, next-to the "Herald Office. ON Sale BY*THH UNDERSIGNED, AT 10WEST MABEET BATES, Oats (heavy short) and Tartarian Maize Canterbury Potatoes Fowl Wheat Wood's Flour Bran Oatmeal Sharps Tea Chaff Currants &0,, &c, &c, Sec, E. MITCHELSON & Co., 19, Queen-street, i i —» Drapery, &o. HpHE CHEAP DRAPERY SALE AT T. McMASTER'S IS COMING TO A OLOSE (Most of the Unseasonable Stook Is oloared ont) THE BALANCE WILL BE GREATLY REDUCED. A LOT OF New Zealand (Kaiapoi) Blankets, Flannels, Twkeds, and CIOTHItiQ JUOT OPENED, OFFERED AT SALE PRICES. T. M CM AsT BE> 252, QUEBN-STRKEV. Goodson's Arcade. 6 .. 8§ 00 GOOD SON'S OOD - SON'S LONDON LONDON AROADK. ARCADE. The accident to our verandah has deprived us for the time being of the display in four of our windows, but the Arcade stalls remain the same, and, according to our usual custom, we most cordially in vito inspec tion of our goods, irrespective ofany purchase being made. and hope our friends will not hesitate to look around within, though deprived of the usual facilitea without, by the serious accident we have sustained. oo oo i§ §§ /"I OOD SON'S. /"(OOD SON'S V3TOOD - SON'S. VJTOOD ~ SON'S. SS SB 255 Sjg rioo qocq



Public Notices. BIIVE (£5) POUND 8 REWARD. j The above reward will be paid to anyone giving Buoh Information es will lead to the convlotlon ot any Unauthorised peraon found j Posting Bills on the Stab Hoardings aionnd I tbe City and Snburba. £IOURSII\G MEETING, APJKIL 18m NOTICE. Refreshments and Light Lunobeon will be provided on the Ground dnrtOß the Meeting by TH3S. WctWHN. City Buffet. LAKRIKINS (AND OTHER "OBKLADS?) I of 14 tp 17 jrears of age. who may be grow ing weary of their present night-street idle life, »re informed that •' Evening Occupation " and "Prosperity" Tickets are to be obtained; free, on application at C. Maekay's, Stationer. June' tion. Grey-street. Auckland. ' TWTOTICE OF REMOVAL. The Offloe of the following Companies Is Be* moved to the premises lately occupied by the National Insurance Comunn;, 83, Qaeen-Btreet. AnoKlsnd:— |p i St. Holier'a and Northcoto Laria Company (Limited) Thames Gas Company (Limited) . Moanataiari Gold Mining Company (Regis tered) Ooromudel Jast-in-Time. Blsm»rtr, Dart' Diana, Empress, Herald, HanraM. Martha Extended. N obis. New Golden Belt, New North 1 evon, Reuben Parr, Mew Mann. ban, Thames Golden Crown. Waitoke Ex tended. VFaltekauri No, 3, Werahiko, and Wstotahl Gold Mining Companies (Limi- F. A. WHITB, Manager; A LL CLAIMS against the Manganese £%. Mlnea, Bay of Islands, should be ren sates. ss&%g? i^ir,a° stttnt> w E AX X AGa NT S fob ICE-MAKINh MA.OHINM3, from £25 upwards BRBWKRS' REFRIGERATING MA CHINERY, lOff-CRKAM FRBKZING ,1 CHURNS, ICK SCALES, lOK PLANES. All Utoneilfi for n afclng Iced Drinks " AISO. KNGINK, BOILERS, PUMPS, DRILLS. AND TOOLS. Plant of any kind Contracted for. - ■■ INGRAM AND CO.. L'flT HiKh-atroet, Calls. - a TE AWAMUTU CHEKSK A»D BACON FACTORY COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. • ' AH Calls in arrear and Unpaid after April 2lßt instant, will ba Sued for, together with interest thereon, at the rate of 15 per cent. No further notice will bo given. ' ' J. "WALTON, _____ ' .;; Seoretary. :. - "KTEM" UNION BEACH GOLD U MININ& COMPANY (LIMITKD). Notloe Is hereby Blven that a Call (the ftwrth) of Threepence (3d) per Bhare hsa been made, payable to tha undersigned, at the office of the Company, ho. 21, New Zealand Insurance Bntlalnaj, Auckland, on MONDAY,-the Tth • J. FRIAR OLARKB, Anokland, 16th April, 1831 Secretary. Medical. Price, is 6d. QOUGH AND T UNG TIXIXTURi:, THE POPULAR KKMEDY f rjOUSH AND T UNG TIJIXTURB,, t THK FOPULAK BBKBDY I QOUGH AND "J^UNG jJLJ IXTURE, THE POPFLAS KEMEDY ! PBICB, IS 6D. < wiftß| 0FakeePerathte Useful Remedy has a • rapid and increasing demand, itu fbioe being within the reach of all, and its vibtcbs secoid To to baa (wholesale) from . ~ 9 ARTHUR H. NATHAN,- -? 33, Queen-street. *" EEMPTHORNE & CO.. Shortland-street, C. HENDERSON, .. ' Queen-street Junction; AUCKLAND. T^ENTISTRY. >: All the minor operations — EXTRACTING, FILLING. SCALING fax. The resnlt of many years nxperlenoe. with sets of instruments of tha newest Rndbeßt deslans. of the first English and American I makers, by * '« MR. WM. GANDE RT O N THE HERBAL DISPENSARY, * KABAHGABUPB ROAD, NRWTOS. Albo.Gakdebtoh'sodontai.GlGßßßKNOß 1 (DSNTAt, TINCTDBK OF MSBBH). ?. ' ■ Aehoa Tooth Powdbb, and oftat iiental Preparations. CHAB3KB AND PBIOBB 6TBIOH.Y MODHttATB, S T®P YOUR COLDS by using O W^ood'innSritD^ hOr APlUaleo' wl0« l 8 W" ---y. w. oooason, London Arcade. t) Un?rJ^& INDIuESTION-TONIC I INVIOTA BRAND. v _ . __ MEDICAL HALL. Opposite Throe Lampa. Ponsonby, Auckland. ; CJHARLANDS CHEERY PECTORAL ■SHAR^^^^M^^ i NEV ER FAILS. ~~ : — Insect Life is destroyed by the OERSIAN INSECTIODDE (Pyrethrimn trJJ'.w? 1 fMdance of Fleas." Mosqol j i INSECTiaiDE! lerlnSeotpeßtß'trsrAlC^f'8 M Sold In tins at Is 6d each, : >.r *! rpOOTACHE CURE-Infltantooeons i LiNDTMg^Mr-^H. ; OATSIRATSI RATS l-Uso JX D SHARLANDy PHOSPHOR PASXB. Rate est It greedily, and die; no smelL "W 'OR M "& '• I f T All children snffer from them. I AiottecarleßHaU.i)DßOßltePost:offloer^ 1 AactlODß. TO-MORROW, NOON. FRUIT 1 FRUIT ! \ TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ! AT ARTHUR'S MART. { NELSOW, AUCKLAND, AND | HOB ART FRUIT — Applet. Peace. if Qolnocß. &c, &o. . • ! I Also. , I, Potatoes; Oheofo, Bacon, Contootlonery I' Bißoulie, &o, So. :; T 0 M O R R O YT, ; At 11 o'clock. [t ri^HE Subscriber has received instrnctfons 1 1 X from J. Glenny, Kiq,, to sell, at thn l»i« ' P reeldenoe of Jndge Msodonalo, DeTonporfc XHB WHOLE OF HIB TALniRTC • i H FURNITURB. lrctadtog _ £»iBO B pto 1 Glass- Marble Olcok. Paten. n «.I II GEORGE SIBBIN, I Auctioneer, il " — : I TO-MORROW, |« At 11 o dock, ■■ ■- -* .■■■*_■■■■ j| . At the Anoiioo, Deronpcrt, ; APLBASORE BOAT, 12 FKET. I Oars and Sails. j I 1 GEO RG X SI.BBIH. ; JißCtioneur. ' |j (Continued on1 Fourth Page). I 1