. vlr^mKobert-on-bakehou se was „n_taT partly on Anatamus land and •*»?'% yWbenua's, for both of whom P rt_._d_fleentin rcs-ord to their land. bffic rreqSed Mrs Robestson to re-, Save Sho had been installed by Ins, m „ii_ the Court, and when his claim ; TdTproved te proceeded to eject her. -sjjS33mS» the cvidenc',, connsel ad* Thoma" Gatbercole, for; maliciouslMlshoot-, F- Lair belonging to Alfred Edward jfeVw Wbae "LeW about half _..t five yesteiday afternoon, the fwo tat witnesses for the defer.ee _"• _ F«her aud John Gathercole sister S?herlefpectivelyof the prisoner)- Sg Cr briefly summed up, and the Ev aC a short deliberation, found a ve-dict Of " Not Guilty. "-The accur ed was mw-.r-inglv discharged. i

SUPPOSED SUICIDE.

(BY TELKOBAPn-PKI-SS ASSOCIATION.)

NftW PLYMOUTH, this day. XBK body of a man named James Schar was found this morning in about Ltd, feet of water, at about three hundred yards from the mouth ot the Waikohiko rlrer The man wob a settler at Fitzroy, and is supposed to have committed suicide Then labouring und.r a fit of insanity.

RECEPTION OF THE GOVERNOR.

TBE.tcamer Hinemo., having Bis Excel lency the Governor, Lady Jervois, and ,aite on board 1 ft Wellington to-day, and will arrive in the Manukau to-morrow rjlfht It has been arranged that the vice-regal party shall iemain on the steamer all night, and cnme on to town 1,. special train on Friday f. renoon, arriving at the Auckland Btation at t-leven o'clock. A platform is in course of con struction there, and other necessary arrange ments are being made. It has been pro posed to declare the forenoon of Friday a public holiday, but this course is objected to to ground of Friday being market day. Ihe point will, however be decided to-morrow, and it is to be hoped thot citizens will co operate in making the reception as en thusiastic as possible.

(BY T-LKGRAPH.— PBEBS ASSOCIATION.]

WELLINGTON, Ibis dty. The Goveuor left for the Manukau at 11.30 Ibis morning.

SPORTING.

.BYTEI-KG-RAPi?.—PRESS ASSOC.ATIOy. J

Taranakl Races.

ChAMPAGSE Stakes were a walk over for Wood's lua.

Ladis^' Purse,

Dan, list 2lbs 1 Bayard, lOst 61bs ... ... 2 Buzzard, list ,_, 3 Won by a length. 100 on totalisator, 35 en Dan, dividend £5.

This Day's Racing.

SEW PLYMOUTH, this day. The weather to-day being threatening there is a very poor attendance on tb Course. The following are the results : - Derby. Landseer 1 ,* Okato 2 Maid of Bccleston 3

MINING NEWS.

(FBOM OU* OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

THAMES, this day. Deep Level Cro_-3,— The stapes on the Cross leef on both sides of No. 2 reef con tinue to look well, showing gold freely, a tew pounds of stone were obtained yester day. There is jet about 13ft of the reef to break down on the drive towards the Prince Imperial. At No. 5 level the reef is rather small, but shows gold freely, and the coun try ia acapital class for gold. The two drives on the new reef west of the cross-cut at No. 4 broke through yesterday. The reef is stripped for a good distance, but will be broken as soon as the drive has been squared up. Gold is showing in it in several place;. The east drive on the same reef is . being advanced, and the quartz showed gold last breaking-down. The eastern drives on the No. 2 reef and foot wall leader look well, and a large amount of quartz is coming to hand from the leading slopes ovor them, I

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

APBIL 4, 1883. m B-nkof _~_.,-Sellers. £23 7s 6d N.Z, Insurance— Buyers, 73s aa ln.ara__e-578 6;l; burera. 67s N.Z. Loin and Mercantile— £s lßs 6d; Bellere, £6 ÜBloa'.uhan. I.cor—£B Us; sellers. £8 10s 4ne_l_adTlmt-r-ge!lerß, £1 fitter aid 00.-Buyerp, 10a,- Eellcw, 10s 83 accident Inaurance-Boyara, 6a Id Korth-ra Bo.t 00.-Serler., lis 61 Klt-unlHlll-Eellerp.Sa Queen of Beauty—Buyers, SOa; sellers, 32< Gd geeo Level Croßs-6a, 6. 2<i; seller-. 6j fid Waoelmnsrlal-iiOj; buyers. 59i: sellers, 61s Huaaf_Fnendshlo--3s2_i sailers, 3i 3d OTer-Buyers. 5. 34 . _ jii e rs, 53 6d Jut In Time-Seller.. Is 61 JO3BPH NEWMAN. Chairman,

The Climate of Palestine.

From its peculiar formation the country possesses much variety of climate; that of el the hill country has been compared with the climate of Italy, while that of Jordan talley is decidedly tropical. The rainy Wiaon usually commences towards the end of October and lasts tiil March, after which the air clears, and for months the bright hwe Bky is unbroken by a single cloud. Ine rainy season is still divided into the Wily and latter rains, but they are rather a iji.c_.__on of heavy showers than a con- MUonj rain, and the annual rainfall is small, the average of seven years, during which oteervarjons have been taken, being only ween and a half Inches. There are oe taional falls of snow at Jerusalem and on th. higher hills, but it seldom Ilea on the pound more than one or two days, Pales «ne fa still visited by those sudden Btorms ___i eso 're9u ently alluded to in the jws, as on the occasion of the battle of «nh-horon, and that of Barak's victory Wh Jabin, King of Hazor, in the plain of ™_>-0_; the storm which caught the TOapl._on.he Lake of Galilee, and that "Wchfollowed the discomfiture of the priests Jlßaalbeneath Mount Carme), when Klijah girded np his loins and ran before Ahab to "W entrance of Jezreel." The writer was wee caught in one of these storms in the Jlai-B of-Galilee, and a short description of HBay Interest the leader. Leaving camp one bright, cloudless morning, witn a party J**™, his attention was called by his "■opaoions to a small cloud in the west, f'yr than a man's hand, which, rising [•Pialy soon overspread the heavens and iW upon the party. The r»tonn com- with a funoss gale, against which it J™s barely possible to stand, and this was •Wlowed by an almost instantaneous fall in r 7>perat_re from 75 degrees to below •ZiT? P°int, numbing the fingers, and Pjopingallthe unpleasant sensations of •mm i; then came a torrent of bail, or __« . Sf? J?' Dr°ken pieces of ice, which no m ' could face, and all had to seek such """Was they could, rooled up in their "^a, on the open plain. We had on this full experience of the Psalmist's S He casteth fo,th Hiß ice like cbLi^i ' 5 ni* wao can Btana against His mf and could realise the effect of those 2» "inch came so opportunely to the iT"wuce of the Israelites on the occasion iW X? •nemorable battles mentioned Zf" Witn their backs to the gale, the _," r' ota,° Joshua and Barrak would"be in •ft-fr? Te comforl;» whilst their opponents vm m perfectly paralysed, for no soldier -th t c Bo,c'led an arrow or drawn a bow . ■»c lace of such a storm as that which "_" Men noticed, above.

IPli •__ taj^ 0'1* leaseholds in *3hortland, Queen, Sl__j Btreet '> which were sold torday' j^aea an annual rental of £2810, or an J&rte o J.I4Q 525 for the 50 years for "W» they b aye been let. hfjL^BiblereadingbeldinthoY.M.C.A. B-C. ge 'J B' evening, two members of the l^nonArmy, Captain Wright and Lieu- Put in _towerman. were present, and took irri.-. t servi(:e' Ihese two gentlemen ta Mi .l m ty* South the Manßponrl !«er... nd*/-. They come here in the fWatsoftheArmy.

TELEGRAMS.

.PER PRESS AS.OCIATIO.V.]

NAPIER, thAy

A BUNGLED APPEAL COURT

Ibe Board of Reviewers under the Pro per'y Tbx Act was to have sat to-day, but only one of tbe members is capable of acting. One reviewer living 60 miles from 1 town has been in twice to be sworn before the R.M., but on both occasion- the R.M, was absent. Iho other reviewer knows nothing of his appointment. After Mr B. Stuart's resignation Mr J. N, Williams was asked by telegram if ho would accept the appointment; he replies, "Yes," and has beard nothing more about it. Tho board adjourned, and will be adjourned from day to day to the great inconvenience of country settlers and others who have attended other Boards of Review in other districts,

-be rainfall registered in Napier during the quaiter ending March 31 is 11'3-in.

_____ WELLINGTON, this day.

WELLING ON-MANAWATU RAIL WAY CuMPANY.

Tho first annual meeting of the Wclling ton-Manawatn Railway was held to-day. In the report the directors congratulated the shareholders on tbe satisfactory position (of the affairs of the company. Contracts have been let for the construction to Wel lington-1 Ollgburn Junction, amounting to £72,963. Several of the contracts are fin ished, and others are in progress. The snrvey of the Hoc had advanced consider ably, .0 that in two orthreemonths tendeis mny be called for 28 miles. Thi. will m ike 35 miles in progress. The construc tion repot t was adopted. Messrs J. Plim mer and Shannon were re-elected directors.

At the Supreme Court John Stephenson, tor tobbery from a dwelling and false pretences, was sentenced to six years' im prisonment, and Edward Price, for false pretences at Masterton, was sentenced to th-ec years' imprisonment.

CBRIsTCHURCH, this day. DIAMOND PROSPECTING IN CAN TERBURY.

A prospecting company has been formed here for the purpose of getting information regarding Mr Jacobsen's supposed discovery of diamonds. Mr Jacob-en, Mr Wicks, aLd two experienced miners started yester day morning with tools and all tbe neces saries for a fortnight or three weeks' pros pecting. Mr Jacobsen is sanguine that the result will be satisfactory.

DUNEDIN, this day.

Intelligence is just to hand of two men beiDg killed, and others injured by a fall of earth at Stock nnd Clark's contract at Hindon No particulars are yet to hand of the accident.

Mr Fish does not intend propounding a rival scheme, but merely to criticise Major Atkinson's last address.

A Little Excitement in a Cafe.

A gentleman leaning against one of the iron pillars in Dooner's Cafe, 1. hiladclphia, a few evenings ago, was observed to pitch suddenly forward, and nearly fall on the marble floor. He tnrned very pale and looked about him to sco whether his in volnntary.action bod been noticed. It did not appear io have been, and he walked back to the pillar and examined it critically, Then he walked around it and looked up to the ceiling. Be looked at the floor, and then, to satisfy himself whether tbo post had moved from its place and kicked bim, he pressed bard against it with the palm of his hand. In another instant the gentleman was sprawling on the ftuor, He got up, and finding that be was begin ning to attract attention, he walked back and sought Mr I ooner. "Is this place haunted," he asked, "or have yon a familiar spirit that knocks people down?'' Then he explained what bad taken place. " Nomen.e." said Mr Dooner, "show mo the post, and I'll hug it if you Bay so." Mr Dooner was shown the post, and he put his arms around it. But it was not for long. In less than two seconds Mr Dooner was where his guest had been a few minutes before. At the same time'a howl of rage was heard io the bar-room.

Mr Dooner ran back.

A man was standing there with a half emptied gloss of wine in bis band. "What does this mean?' he demanded. " I attempted to take a drink and a shock went through me like a galvanic battery. Do you " He was interrupted by another man, who entered suddenly, with a yell and a mut tered imprecation, *' What's the matter here?" he aaked rather angrily. "I put my. hand on an iron post out there," point, ing to the cafe, "aud I believe I am para lysed." By this time a group cf excited men bad gathered around. "The place is bewitched," said one; ''or has been magnetised," suggested another. "No, gentlemen," ventured a little man, who was smiling broadly ; " It's nothing of tbe kind. These gentlemen have received an electric shock. Make an investigation and see if I am not right."

The hotel proprietor sent for the manager of the Elcctiic Power Company on Arch, street, above Tenth, tie came, and in less than twenty min utes bad solved the mystery. It was found that a steel screw, from which depended an electric light, bad been pushed tou far thorough tbe lath and plas ter, and came in contact with an iron girder. The girder rests on the pillar, and the base of the pillar rested on another girder be neath the floor.

'J he gentlemen who were knocked down had completed the circuit by toncbing the post. and. the man who thought he was drinking molten lead did the same by plac ing his foot on tbe metal rail in the front of tbe bar after he had lifted the glass to bis lip?.' The screw was given a ball turn back, the circuit was broken, and everybody was relieved.

" Ponsonby" complains of the stench from the Cox's Creek soap works. The Board of Health is the proper authority to appeal to in cases of nutsanee.

A fire alarm was giyen about 10 o'clock latt evening, when a conflagration was seen in the direction of tbe Whau. Supt. Hughes and thepolicemadeenqniri>-s in that direction by telephone, but no definite in. formation was received. We have been in formed that there was a Targe bußh fire just above Henderson's Mill about the hoar named, and this was most probab'y thp cause of alarm.

To the Editor : Sir,—ln these (lays of scientific advancement and completeness of system in regard both tothe production and conveyance of every article of consumption it seems Btrange if there is no remedy for tho evil which hundreds of us periodically submit to—viz, the sudden and complete stoppage of the water supply ; and that i without the slightest warning from either post or newspaper notice. Surely there is a screw loose here. And yet I observe that' a similar screw is never wanting— immediately your meter has been examined, in the shape of a missive from the water office, which, if it be unheeded for a short time, is followed by a large red .letter suc cessor, requiring payment within so many hours- -tailing which, you are threatened with tbe cutting-off of your supply. Tbeie is a business-like ring about this red. letter notice, which I do not at all object to,.because the necessity if it ia easily seen; but 1 would like our city fathers to be as thoughtful on the other side, and send a few words in red to residents of any street that is to have its water oft on the morrow. It needs no. vivid imagination to see that great domestic inconvenience is often felt by those who happen to be ble. sed with the city wa.r supply only. .Apolo gising for the trespassing on your space, I am, G,R., Collingwood-str.et.

THUJ AUCKLAND EYEJMING STAR, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 4.



Conveyance-i. U*. r_ilF_r-B TIME TABJ.B. * Leave Arch BIU -8.16 am •fl.Boam 11 am l.SOpm Ip m MS p m iM Vrn Leare National Bank— Sam "10.U a m 11.45 a m Ulpn. J.Upm _._pm Mopto Exce.rr Tuesday* »nd ThursOara. when lb' from Auokianfl and 10.BI> from Asylum •til _._>-*_. .nf 'Kin-, -h- "'h-n "ri 1 M E ",.".. T A B L E, ■■ BAINBHIDOB'S _USBES. From Union Bank—7 minutes past the hour, and 23 mlnUtea to the honr, From The Three Lamps-_ 3 minutes to the hour, and every honr. Night' Trips from Town—J-past 9, J past 10. aDd .-pa.tii." .-■■.-" From Union Bank to Shelly Beach — 20 i minutes pas' 11, 20 minutes cast 2, 20 minutes j past 5 7min_ieß v-s". 6, and S3 minutes to 8. From Shelly Beach—B.3o a.m„ 1 io 11, 1 to i 1 to 5.1 io 9. .



I Wanted. WANTED SEEN, the Ladie_' House Boots, 29 6- ana 3.; ladles' Slippers, 2.; ar A tho LarUse' high-heel Evening Sho.B, 3s 6d. »t nampler'B B"Qt r-hop, Vlotorla street. »*/ AN I'm.*, lor Kawakawa Colliery, a VV duly qualified Medical man. —Apply Bay Coil company, 10. N.Z. Insurance Bulla lrg_, Auckland. \\, ANTED, Shinglers. — A pply at V T Prime's. Ironmonger, Newton, this even- Ing, at seven o'olook. \\i ANTED, 2 good Carpenters, at J. C. V? Pelham's, l_adr!_r and Barrowma_er, Vlotorla-atriiet. WAN TED, an Iron MouTder and a Striker. —Apply to C. Hawkeswood, Hobson-Btroet. VV A^fls^ (immediately), a Slaughter. rl man.—Apply to nlßheran- Co (Limited). »«/AN r t.r>, gnod General or Harness "* Hand.—Henry Brace and Co. (Limited), High-street. VITA^TBD, a Bootmaker; must be 1 » steady and a good knee hand.—Apply Edward T. Cartwrlght, Boot Upper Manu fqcturer. Grey-street. WA^T.K'-, a Baker as first hand; a knowledge of small goods necessary.— John McNeill, Newmarket. HI ANT. D, a Good Small Goods Baker. app 1:. to W. Kasdown. b.kor, Queen _'r et i*. ANT-D, a Blacksmith for tho * country ; mu~t be a good -horr —A_.ply to Mr (Joloman, at J*", Potter and Co.'s, Iron nooge s. WANTED, a Second Cook.—_. pply Northern t'lob ' t*/ANTED, Head Gaidener, where as ▼ » sistant kept.—Apply by letter only to Mr Justice GUlioß, Rocklands, Kpaom, \\J ANTED, anaotivoKiln-man.—Apply v V Moohanio's Bay Brickyard, or oftlco, _ueen-s.reot, I W~ ANTED, a good steady Man aa Night Porter, Sec; reference roqulrod.—Apply •abort Hotol. %JU ANTED, a handy Man for the r v oinntry; must be ablo to milk.—api ly o E. MltchelßOn & Co.. 19, Qucon-atroei Wharf. WANTED, a Man to make himself generally useful.—Apply Paoiflo Hotol, j inoen-Btreot. \\T ANTKI_j, a Situation as Driver; wdl ' v accustomed with tho town. — Apply 1.D.. Star Office. . •A/ A>TED_, a Situation jis Carpenter on ' * a g.nt'etno-.. state or station, tan do jrlokwork, and make hlm*t-lt generally useful - .v pply James Maolndoo, Newton Roaa. W_. NTED, Employment of auy kind, 1)/ a sober, industrious married Man; ian somo knowledge not the g.ooary and pro vision trade; late arrival.—adores j Henry, Stab jffiw. ' WANTEu, by confidential middle-aged man. Employment (any kind); con give locurity.—Address J.R., this office. W~ ANTED, nn Errand Boy for a Shop in tho Clty.-Apply to F. G. Ewington. WANTEu, a Boy ; must be able to ride and drive—Apply to H. Robertson, Jppor Syniond.-atreot. HI ANTED, 2 Boys aa apprentices ; also good Coat Hand.-J, Williams, Taller, Plotorla-gtreot. WANTED, a Rood smrrt Lad to make himself generally useful. — Apply 0. -lark. Fish and oystor Deal»r (lata Working ifea's Club), Groat North Koad, Arch Hill W ANTE a, a Hoy or Youth handy at painting or using carpenters' tools, or me who has had practicoat French polishing.— _pply office of this paper. WA>TEi», Boy, between 15 an(J 16— -Apply W. Finlay, Baker, Kyber Pass, lost Seoombo's Brewery. ANTE I*, a smart Youth.—F. G, Whiting, Builder, King-street, Pon onby, i\l ANTRD, a Geueral Servant for » » * comfortablo situation in a private family. -Apply to G. W. Hardwlok, opposlto St. Paul's 'hnrcb. \\i ANTED, General Servant, -Apply *» Mrs Farrell. Manukauroad, l.et_r larket. 4,4/ ANTED, a General Servant. -Apply * ' Mrs Hallett (opposite Bishop's Court), 'arnell. I\7"aNTEi>, a respecable Female Sor '' vant.--Apply to Mrs Hazard, Nelaon treet Indoors from Viotorla-Btreet). \\ 7ANTI.D, a respect-Ado penon as v V General Servant; go Jd wagos to a con, • eient p»rson —apply at onoa to Mrs P. __, -hlllp», O'Rrirke Btreet, Albert Park, vA/aNTud, immediately, Cook, 255; » r Nurses, Honsemalde, sea. Also Hoard nd Resldcnc for two gentlemen In suburbs.— us Wbltoombe'* Realstrf. - ■/Aft Te. D, a good Cook (male or fe ' ° mab).-Apply Nevada Hotel. IV ANTE D, urgently, Cook, 20s; * * Chan.hnrn.ald, i ooks and 1 sundresses. 3 Generals.—Mrs Whltoombe's Heglstry, next ib Market ( -ielle9l>y Entrance). \.a' ANTED, good i-'ervont Girl, princi * * pal;y for Cooking, far theMarkot Hotel. 4 \; AJNTttD, a Girl, of 14 or 15 y.an>, for ' v houßework.-_.ppJy Mrs Jas. Uaslett, d*n Creacsnt. 4ft " ANT BD, Young Girl as nurse ; resi * ' d-_t at North shore preferred.—apply 1 Mrs Chnrlon, AN'I>D, an active tidy Girl, 13 or 11.—For address, apply to Mr Wlok ani, Grocor, Hobson Btreet. ' -i*7 ANTED, Steady Girl for housework. *' Apply to Mrs B. Murphy, Karangahapo "■d Nekton. ANTED, a First-class Housemaid.— Apply Greyhound Hotel. WANTED, a respectable Young Woman as barmaid for a hotol at Gisborne.— Lpply T. Maeky, Fort-street. I\f ANTED, Barmaid.—..pply Pacific » I Hote). * WAITED, at once, a Respectable Bar. maid: good refero_-o__ required.—Apply inks'a Victoria Hotol, at 6.30 p.m. to-day. H, ..NTED, by a young woman, a Situa tion as Barmaid; not experienced — -pply by letter to TM„ Stab office . Ul ANTED immediately, a Wot-nurse. Apply for addreaa at tlio Star Office. v\; ANTED, as Nurse, where there are " no young children, on Ito as.lst In house .ork, a ntspcotable trustworthy Woman — .orly to Mrs .-owia, Bishop's Court, Parnell. etween 9 and 10 a.m., or 6 and 7 p.m. nfT/ANTED.Sewinp by" the week, Plain TT Work, or D-Osamaklr h; oountry pre» -rrefJ, no objection to distance, — Address llner,_G.P.O,, Anokland. WANTED, by a respectable Woman, Offices to dean.—Apply H.A., Stah gee. WANTED, a Charwoman.—Apply on the Brcml-ros lately ocouoled by baao 'hiillns, 172, Qaten-atreet, betwe n 9 and 10 '0lOO». . \XT AW TED, an experienced Drassmaker vv a-Partnef. No capital required. For artlcnlars apply this office, WA'NTi-D, an Apprentice to the Millinery, &o„ and to assist in tho shop, -T. B. Robson, Melbourne House, Ponsonby. WANTED, Ssveral good Dreßsmakets, —Milne & Choycc ■ rTTANTED, a firat-clas. Machinist. yy Milne & Choyce. 4*7 ANTED, good hand for the r-inger vv Machine. — Apply C. de.L'eau. Shirt ' actory. Durham-strcot, cornor of Alber^Btreot, IA ANTED, by a respectable ralddle v V __ged person with a baby, a Situation as ronsekeeper, Sec— Apply at onoa for address to !_______ ■ WANTED, a motherly person to adopt a healthy little Baby Girl. 2} months old.— Lpply at once to No. 89, Elljott-atreet. i*/ANTED, by a i ady, "Pupili. for w ~ Mnßto. Torms, £1 is por qn.rt.r.-For d'reßff, apply .to Miss Teutanberg, Quoen- TfQt HI A(MT •* D, Music Pupils, One guioea por Quarter. Dally practice arrapgod. s Lessons.—Mrs Welch, 151, Groy-streut, VI7AiNTi-D, two respectable Tradesmen v/ as Boarders. Comfortable home, in luding plungo and shower baths; terms mode ate. - Apply to J. Cameron, Scotia Place, Upper jueen-street. " WANTED, trvo or three Bober, gond Boardors in a private family; no chlld en. Working men preferred. - Apply Stah ifflee. WANTED, Boarders, - Apply Mrs Ball, Hobson-street, two doors from .rowe'.i "aker. WaNTK-D, by young man, Board and Residence. — Stote terms to Maltby, Itar Office. ANTI<D, two respectable Working Men Boardera (single rooms), 18s, wash ng included,- Apply Mr White, Viotdria-strcot /y est (porner of pock-street).- \V ANTED, at once, a Good Dairy of V» Freßh Hotter and Rggs. to be delivered in Tuesdays. If possible, at H. Nell's Csab Storo. ia____l_______pr_ ttoail, Newton. WANTED the Ladies to Know that Mupro and MlJUgan, Hooson-Btrect lave eeoured the services of a first oUbs T_.il- Icer, and are now prepared to BUPPI" millinery ,n all Ita branchp, on tha shortest notice. A-TTBD.-Hoslo-yl Hosiery I - Men's, Women's, Boyß', Glrlß*, and Children's, just opened, at Robson's Molbourno Bona.. Ponsonby, \\f ANTE D.-The best stock of Winter v v Hoßorv in Ponsonby is to be found at Robson's Melbourne Houso. Coma and see them. -AT ANTED. — Wanted to very Vi obesp. _ ton of Qainoes, 24 lb 7 lbs for Is: Large Cooking Apple*. 51bs for la; Irot of 7i Cheese, Id lb, libs for Is; Onions, 2d lb, 71bs tor 1b ; GlttPß Cnstard Cups, only Bd; about 100 l.ngraved Glass Jugs, wllLbo sold at eoet prioe to clear them out, only 6daaoh; Wine-laßsee, ÜBd doz: Egg Cups, Is 8d d z; lot o Pictures, id and 6d eaoh; SOD boxen Pens, Bd box. Is Cd loz: Penholders, Is Bd gros*. 2 gross .8 6d, For rwo Weeks Only,-B. WiTT-1, Pitt Btreet. ist March. U' ANTED to Eent, a good House ofl2 rooms, with garden, stable, Sec, in tlie localities of Romuera, Ellersllo, Parnell. or any where near. Auokland; or a Fnrnlshed Houso of . or 8 rooms in any of the aboye localities.— Apply to J. M. & J. Mow.bray, Land Agents, Queen-street. • U" A * T X D T" SELL, First-rate Baker'a Cart.-Apply Bharp to "Baker," Stab office.



' Wantea. W ANTED, Merchants and Trades people to render iholr Accounts agalnM the Anokland Club, toSlstult,, without delay.— W. Flood, -eoretary. WANTED.— Electric Bells, Batteries, Fittings, Insulated Wire, &c, and all information may be obtained from the English Mechanic, dough, 25, Grey-street. Wain TED" KNOWN—Dampier's Fiist Larue Grand Soiling Off, at tbe Hobson street Shop, ia now itolrg on fartloulars soon. B_ In time. WANTEu KNOWN-Piano for S4c, one of Rubinstein's.-Apply Star offlco. \\f ANTEDT'OL-T, Sample Booms and V T Offloeft. Premises lately ooouplea by lasao Phillips, 172. Qneon-atreet. '\\T ANTHD to Sell. Snug Little Business »' In beat part of Queen-Btreet. Prlneipala only dealt with.—Apply Principal, P. 0.. Auok land; WANTED S-EN, the Ladies' high heel Prunella Boots for £_ 61: and tha .hasp lot of Infant-' il.ots and Shoes, at Dampler'a Boot Shop, Vlotorl. street, . \\J ANTED KNOWf. -Gardner's Cele- Vv brakd 8100 l Mxturo, price 3a per bottle. This medicine Is the beat and most effootaal remedy for all skin diseases and lm pniltlea'.of the blood, (Specially pimples on tb face, sorofnloua Bores, glandular swellings, &o. —Prepared at North Shore Pharmaor, Devon port, May oleo be obtained from Mr J. A. Haa lott, 181, Queon-street WANTED KNOWN-Dampier's First Largo Grand 9 riling Off, a the Hobaon street Shop, Is now going on. Particulars Boon. Bo in time. WANTED KNOWN—It you want to boo the latoat Fashion (autumn and Winter, 18.3), havo a glanoe at Monro and Mllllgan's Tailoring Window, In Hotiaon-streot, \XT ANTED K^OWN — "Pcctorino," tl for Coughs Colds, Bronohitla. Ro&rse noss, &o„ 2. and 6s por bottle. —Prepared at North nhore I'harmaoy, Dovonport May also bo obtained from Mr J. A. llaslotr, 181, Queen- I'.reot, WANIED KNOWN—Dampier's First Large Grand Belling Off at the Hobaon Btreot Shi.p, la now going on, i artionlara soon. Be In time. v_ AnTEij K>UWN — That Tester V V K.rangabape Koad, will oontlf _. to aell Drapery at ooat pr.'oa for a fortnight longer. ll AN TED, all Buyers ofSilver Jewel v * lery to know that Charloß Kelaoy & Co. havo arranged for Constant Additions to their Stook of the vory Newest Doslgns. Thoy keep no. imitations, consequently they guarantee everything they sell.-Charles Kelaoy & Co,, two doora below Morrlpg, Ironmongers. WANTED-Go and See the Ladies' Hlaßtlo S da Imitation Kid Boots for ... 6d at Dampl*)-'. r.OJC Saop VlotorU-.trcet. «.**/ANTED, Ladies to inspect Now v* Goods at Allen's Drapory Warehouse; moro especially tho Now and Stylish Millinery. Ylotorla-Btreot W eßt. %"\ ANTED NOTICED — Lillywhite's V V C.lobratol Orlo-otlng Annual for 1883, lust Now cut. to bo had now In any quantities at the Old, Old t'oat Offloe, Upper Patnell.-W. K. 3-dlor. Stationer. Sec, Sco WANTED KNOWN—Dampier's First Largo Grand S-ling OS at the Hobaon street £ hop, Is now going on, Panloulara s jor. Be in time. _^ WA NTED Known—and well known,— Mosloy's Hosiery, Brottlo's Hosiery, Leloestor Hosiery, at Robson's Molbourno House, Ponsonby. \\J ANTED KNOWN-Dampier's First V » Large Grand Boiling Off. at the Hobaon- Btreet Shop, is now going on. Particulars coon. Be In time. : \A, Af-TED, everybody to Know that " Charles Kelsey & Co. keep no Imitation SUvor Jowellory of nny kind. Tho whole of thoir largo and choice Stook is guaranteed to bo real Silver.—Charles Kelaoy &, Co., two doors bolow Morrlns', Ironmongers. VIFAtiIXV KNOWN—Button Hooks, v » 2d eaoh; Long Leither Boo*. Lao-i Id the pair, or 1)1 .he dozou plira—at Dampler'a Boot Hbop, Vi itorla-atrent. ANT-.D KNOWN—t-H___J> Tut bib! Ok__-_p Timmcsl And all other kinds of Building Slitlerlals, oan bs puroiu_M._ ohoaper and bonar than anywhere also at the Yards of D. Goldik, Albfrt-etroet. There being no manafantory for Joiners' Timber on tha pre mines, tha ons-om-r has as additional oppor tunliy of getting superior tlmbor. Whaolrlghtt' Materials always In stock. V\7 ANTEDKNOWN—Dampier's F-jfct M Large Grand atlllng.fl-. at the Hobaon stri at Shop, h cow going On. Particulars soon. Be In time. yi ANTED KNOW N- A. O, STEPHEJ.SON, DRAPBB. NEWTON, Has Jost C picked Up , NKW VE_.V__T--i.NS, speotal valjie. tUyard NEW SATINS. 1/8.2 8, to 6/8 yard NEW SI-K-.. Bplenold Lyons, 1/6 yard NKW BOaliRY. __•_ upwards NKW DOLUaNS, well trimmed, 25/ NKW UL-m_Bß,a_toSs'caoh" NEW JAOKkT-, splendid value, at 7/8 NKW UNDKRP_.OrH!NG.a_I»Iyt.-sandprices NX *" II iTt., In straw. «o .§ 1 upwards NaW K-SATUiCR-". I,Btoil/eaab NX* FLOWERS, ii. to 8/6 eaoh NKW TAPESTRY CARPETS, 2,6 per yard NEW LONG LACK C-RIAMS, /.J. 1/. 1/8 and 1/6 par yard NKW BHOKT OUR."AiN!.,/.J_9 1/per yard NKW HTANNBL-,_-_pleo_s /7_ to 2.8 per yard NKW BLANKBTB, lull si-.., aU Wool. 18/8 per pair N iW OLOTHING. in great variety. D!tKd3MAI-.r.G AND MILLINERY ON THB PR__Ml3K_>. A. 0. STEPHENSON, K-RANGAHAPK ROAD. WANTED SEEN, the Men's Buff Slippers, for la; and the cheap lot cf Mpa'a Boots at Dampler'a Boot Shop, Vlotorla- Btroet, WANTE T) "KNOWN, at Dampier's Boot Shop, "lotorla-stroot, yonoangot La ici'roalKUstlo aide Kit Bcota wlth t-snels, forajH. Belntlm. I KB__PE< TABLE person residing in a healthy part of Parnoll would be glad to tako charge of a ljttlo Boypr Qirl attending school.—Apply by letter to F.C.W., StAJf Offloe. A RESPECTABLE LaDY wishes-to Adopt immediately a Baby Girl, about a month old —Apply for a-tdregß 'o "tab, Office. | IOPP^K-PLATE engraver.^Ta ' ' permanency to good mem.—John Sands, Sydnoy. '_____ '■ ~<^T. MARK.!, REMUERA. Wanted, a Tenor for' Bt. Mark's Ohuroh, Renruprri, a good yoloe, a good Trader, and a familiarity with Church Service in-' l-pon. able. Tefltlmonla's will be required, An -ffloroat ap plioant will .-eoel'e liberal treatr_ent.-Kor terms and unties, apply to the Organist ot tbe Chnrob. ' | OB UTCHEKS.- Wanted, a smart ' young' Man aoou.tomeo to the trade. >pply.toHn'chlnßOp, Butcher. yiotorla-Btreeeb '"['O PIIIMTERS,-^Vanted, a Compost s' tor, for a weekly paper; good Turnover preferred. Permanency to good hand.—Apply P. Maokonisie, "Northern Luminary." Kawa k.awa. .' ' ' ; ■ "l ' Goodßon.a .arcaae. ' •'■■ ' I. oo QO GOOD SON'S Qpg " SONS II hep LONDON LONDON ARCADE. ARCADE. The I. '. accident • . . to ovr verandah . , has deprived us for the time being ot thp display in four of our windows, but tbe Aroado stalls remain the same, and, according to our usual custom, wo most cordially invite inspec tion of our goods, irrespective ' i' ' of any purohaso being made, and hopo our friends will not hesitate to look around within though deprived of tho traual facilities without, by tho sorious accident we havo sustained. .88 - 8§ GOOD SON'S. rtOOD SON'S. OOD ~ SON'S. VJTOOD ~ SON'S. to co r/iro CO OQ %% as t»3co (Hen BduoatioaaL ADIES' SEMINARY, College Koad. Prlncltial—Mlbb Valle. Soholastlo duties commenced April 2nd. EVENING CLASSES for young ladies engaged during the daynuot Mondays, Wedneßdayu, and Fridays. Sptolal attention paid to Writing.1 "i DANCING CLASSES. - Ladies and Gentlemen deslrbns of joining, forward names to j-tlss Valle during week Particulars on application. "' Vj-iPSOM HOUSE SEMINARY. -The _n_l Seoond Qnsrter-of 18-3 oommeno-s April If. Terms on application to Alr_ Stoddard, A GOOD Second-hand Dray and Shaft Harness for Salo. Apply to Mr Stokes, Summer-stroot, Eden Terrace,



To Jbet, ■ rf.o LET, a Bix-roomed House (registered I grate) in Custom-house-street West,— Apply Ocolden- al Hotel. _. i » O LET, Brighton Villa, Ellerslie, near » the _*_________— Apply on the premises. ri>o LET, 1 or 2 Rooms witb fire-place; I suitable for a ba.helor.-For adareas apply at this offloe. fT.O LKT, Four-roomed Cottage in Lorne l Btreet i rent, 7a; olty water.—T, W. Carr, j bootmaker, Viotoria-_troet Weßt. rilO LlfiT, seven-roomed House; stable I and paddooir. pretty garden BUirounded with ornamental trees, situate Valley Road.— Apply E. Nutting, Mount _____ Road. ~r O LkT, in Collingwood - Btreet, 6 Roomed House: wator and gas; rent, 12a woek. — Apply to W, Bacon, West - street, Nowton. 'I'O LHT, Comfortable Home (furnished ' or unfurnished); largo dlntrganddraw ing-rooms, si- bedrooms. Sec ; four aores • f land. Clow to to»n.—Apply J. M. and J. Mowbray. Queen-street. 1.0 LET, in Karangahape Road, Shop and Dwelling - house, with plate gltsa windows at present occupied by A. R, Ladd, Cabinetmaker, and a-jolntnu Stophenson, Dra per.— A.v. Stephens—. Newton. I rJflO LET, a Now fcix-roomed House; I situated In Grafton Road.—Apply to 0. Aiokea, General Commlßßlon Agent, High- ■ street, I 0 ET, in Bond-street, Areb bill, I Great North Road, Six-roomed Homo (new), two register grates and kltohen. tank, well, ana gas, to a good tenant (oboap .—Apply Mrs MoU. Sarrey Hill Store, (10 LET, a I ew Four-roomed Cottage and Houllery, Clarenoe-atreet, Pon.ooby. Enquire next door. r I to LKT, In Hobson-street, a new Shop. I Two windows, flvo rooms, counter and other fittings.—H. J. Riordan, Hobson-street. ri ,v LET, superior Apartments, furnished I or unfurnished, with or without attend anco.—Partloulars Star Offlee. 'iiO LET, 4-rootu Cottage, porch at the I back; water latd on; olobo to Kliorelle fltatlon —apply to Mr Roynoll, Post Ofiloe, Ellerslie. ■ ■ ■ I 'INOl N 0 L"T, those very desirable and cen trally situated Promises now In oooupatlou of Messrs B. Gittos & Sons (who aro removing opposite), Wyndham stroet, just at junotlon of Queon-streot.—Full partloulars from D.F. Evans, Estate Agent, Quoen-streot. a 0 LET (Remuera)-To Let, D*-elling 1 House and fl Acres, Victoria Road, Romuora, next below residence of D. B. Crulck- Hhank, Esq,, and at present ooonplod by Mr Denis Kollr. The property Is very pleasantly situated. Houso contains 0 rooms and out buildings.—D. F. Evans, Land Agent, Queen street. VTEW HOUSE to Let, seven rooms, _.* half-Bore voloanlo 8011, oxtenßlve view, near'ouj Bland; rent 18s.— 1. Prince, Vlotoria *_____ '■tWO ROOMS to Let. — Apply Mrs I Walsh. Lower Nelsoa-Btieat (1 aoors from ____U________r____ MOU ST ALHERT.-To Lot, a Two roomed Cottage; good well.—J. Uilmore, Monnt Albert. ■A..OUNT ROBEILL ROAD. — New '»? Heven-roomod House, with large stone clstorn, and every convenience—Knqnlro Post offloe, Mount Roaklll Road. Meetingß. ,\ CONFERENCE in connection with CT-, tha -.UOKL-ANO PRBHBViEKY will bo held In St. James's Hall on WEDNttI-D AY Ith April, at 7.3-J p.m. Subject: " The unties of I'aroDta in relation to Saobath Uohoo'-." All are cordially invited. A ME RTIN Gof the Committee appointed to oelebrato tho past St. Patrick's Day will bo hold In St Patrick's Hall. Hobson-streot TOMORROW (Thureday). at 7.50 p.m. - Jas. Clarko, Hon. Sec. ■' « i X PROVINCIAL (JHAND LODGE NORTH ISLAND OF NKW ZEALAND. SCOTTISH CO_rai_rUTlON.-T._o Quarterly jjom-uncloatlon of above Lodge will be held In Frjemaaons' HaU on FkIDAY, fjch 10..,, at 7,30 p.m. All Matter MaßOi(i»re invited Al, NICOOI-, Auckland. April .1883. F' g" ator*tMy' QUSPEL TEMPERANCE MISSION. BLUE RIBBON ARMY. A Mooting of al| Persons interested in the Formation of a Dotaohment of the Blue Ribbon Army will bo hold In the Tomperanoe Hall, Albort-strcot, at 7.30 p.m. on FRIDAY EVEN ING NEXT. ~ Ladles aro earnestly invited to attond. Exhibitions- SOCIETY Of ARTS, THE THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION OS* PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS, SKKTCBHS, PHOTOBRAPHP, ART. NKKDLKWORK. Sec, ftp.. Will bo held In the > OHORAL HALL, On April 12, 13, , I, \6, If, and 18. from (I to 5, KvonlEgß Ot April 11, 13. 11, 16 Bad 18, from T to 8, THE MAOKKLVIK DONATION OF PICTURES, 1 Comprising Over ICO Wctks by Well:known European Artists, will be, by permission qf the Trus tees, Exhibited In the Loan Collection A CONVERSAZIONE AND PRIVATE VIEW. For Members and Friends, will be hold on the livening of WEDNESDAY, 11th April, at 7 30. "Af ■ ' .;■...: .'-*-.—-■ BELHOTIONS OF MU-IO WILL BE GIVEN DURING Tilt. EVENING. The Drawing for the ANNUAL ART UNION OF THE BCCIErX WUI take place on MONDAY EV-Nlli-. April )fl, at . o'clook. The Pi.ii.K3 DnjiV/.. Will represent inma of money to ta expended In the purohaso of Original Works of Art on exhibition, the aoleotlon ot whioh Is lofi to the prli_.wlnners. SHARKS....... TBI. (10s) SHILLINGS fUOH. To be obtained at any of tbo Stationers, or at tbe 11.11 during the Exhibition. Admission to tbe Jtxhlbltlen, Ib. Feason Tickets, 2s 3d. Faml'y Season Tickets, to admit four, 68. Reception, Levee, &o. niTY OF AUCKLAND, ARRIVAL OF HIS BXCEbLENO-T TBE fifOV-iRNOR. His Worship tho Mayor desires It to be noti ced for pnbllo information, that His Excellency the Governor 1b expect, d to arrlvp at tha Auckland Railway Station at abont 11a.m. on !?RH) ay, when tho oif!__ns are invited to take part In tbe reoeptioji. i,l.\ i p. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office," April Itb. 1883, A^3s_tf&£ <t£_o_«g9Bg2_& p| IS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR .'. Will hold an " UNDRESS LEVEE, At Government House, Auokland, On FRIDAY, the Cth April instant, at 2 p.m. Gont.ei_.eh attending the Loveo aro requested to bring two visiting cards with them, their; names distinctly written or printed thereon. By His E-fcellonoy _ command. CHARLES V. ECCLES, A.D.0.. Major Rifle Brigade, a ! —— ' i g i '.-j Money ONEY TO LENIP_N PERSONAL SECURITY. Porsons borrowing £5 receive _U 10s Persons borrowing £10 recoive £9 Porsons borrowing £20 reoelre £18 Porsons borrowing £50 receive £15 Repayable in Weekly or Monthly Instalments. Bills disoounted daily. Strlotest seoreoy. 1-.NDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT COM PANY, High-street (2 doors from Vulcan Lane), __*•» £1 TO £10,000 LENTpn Building ____. JL \j Booiety principles, or on other terms to snlt borrowers, Allotments bought and Houses built on weakly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated, Sea i,lat ot Properties for Bale an Ith page. Six per cent, allowed on money deposl red tor investment — O. Willi.m-on. Land, Kstato. and Financial _._aa and Valuator, S, Vulcan Lane. -PI 0 000 T0 len:d on FREEHOLD »IU,WVy SECURITY-Apply '-' WIN3AT-.. BURNS ft CO.. Fort-itreot. LARGE Sum of Money to Lend on good Freehold Security, at lowen rata cf Interest.—C Aioklo, General Commission Agont, Elgh-street.



For Bale. • ■j.OR SALE, Building Allotments, Howe X' street, 25 to 50 fact x 10H.-James Bnrtfc ti^ssjK SALE, a quiet Borse, 3 years old, " and g,i.r«nte> d sound; also new Saddle and bridle.-Apply Miller, Grocer, Grafton Road. 111 OR SAL ft, a Quantity ot Mlnton _ M Tiles, suitable for butoher's shop—same pattern as In Messrs Hellaby _ shop. Bhorlland btreet.—a pply to E.Porter andCo,,Qneen-B_reet. TjiOß SALE, Fittings, Stock, and Good- I will of. a good ready-money fruit and poultry business; price of stock, etc., moderate, and rent low.-Apply to W. Head, City Market, tfiOK IMMEDIATE SALE (a bargain. * House of 7 rooms, fitted with register grato, colonial oven, good woll, and three allot ments, eaoh 33 x 99. Must be sold at once. A bargain. Prioe, only £190.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queon-street. (746) If-UR IMMt-DlvrK SALE—StoKiijs f Point, Northoote-A Splendid Corner Allotment, main road, about one mile from wharf, with a frontage of 200 ft to Great North Koad. Price only ..150. Must be sold at once. A groat bargain.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent,, .ueea-street, ' fl/iOR SALE, William-street, new veran n„ _ dflb Cottage of 1 roomß, aU well finished, fitted with register grate, colonial oven, cnp- Doards and dresser; water laid in from main , wash house, &c. Allotment, 33x90. Prlco, £350. -D.F. Evans Estate Agent, Queen-street, next Bank of Anfltia.!aßla. . BfOR IMHEDIATE BALE, handsome « , v VILLA RESIDENCE, new and well aniahed, containing seven rooms, fitted with ; register grates, oven, cupboards, gas and flt .P! wator laid in from main j splendid view _f harbour; situated in Franklyn Road, near 7 16 Weßloyon Churoh.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Quoon-strcet, next bank of Australasia. XT'OK immediate ..ale, a great Bargain, _______ Verandah Cottago, seven rooms, fitted with register grate, colonial oven, good woll, logetner with Six Fi-eohold Allotments, being numbers 163,181,169 112,118, and 111; situate In Bond-street. The lot is offered for _!300-a great bargain. —D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen ju>Oß Immediate Sale and -heap.—Ver- I andah Cottago and valuable freehold Al lotment, aituato on Main Ro*d, Ponsonby, near top of Shelly Beach Road. Cottage contain. _ rooms, out-bulldtngs, Seo.; allotment, 10 x 100, with right-of-way about 20ft wide; very ooo vetient and good position. Hrloe, only £_£o.— P. F. Hvans, -.state Agecr, Qae.n-stre.t- (851) FOR SALE, Hackettstreet, Ponsonby, NbW Verandah Villa of 8 x rooms, fitted with Heglster Grates. Colonial oven, t,_p board, Dreiser, Sec, rose to the Beaob, Price. £350.— D. F. Erana. Krtate Agent, Que.n-street, next Bank of __ns'r*la-a. 719 FOR SALK, Handsome Villa Residence,, oorner allotment; house con talus 6 rooms, rrlth dotach d spare bedroom, bathroom, eoul ery, waahhouse, gas laid io, two tanks, &0., Sec The whole Is in first clans order, ai d In very ieolrab c position, sltuateo at top of S. Mary* Roan, near Three Lamps, Ponßonby. Mm. tie jold at or.oe, as owner la leaving the Dlatriot.— DF. -tvaiie, KsUte Aeon., queen-street. (73.) SI OR IMtaKDIATE SALE, good invest ment. within City Boundary, largo Corcor otment, over half an aore, In splendid garden, naddeck. So. __o. Alas, good Bl__ roomed veranda. Villa, atable, and sundry outhouaes, to, Jto, situate oorner ot Kandolphand Qlo oetler aureate.—Vnll partioalars from 1 \ _r, Evans, Estate Agent, _<_______. ty.7> |_j\OR IMMEDIATE S.-LE.-C-mfort- Ia able Seaside Residence.—Bella Vista, near Home Bay, Ponsonby, Very oomfortably and pleaiantly situated. Residence ot 0 rooms, Sec, with Stable, Outhouseß, Sec, toiiother with about 21 ecrea garden, orohard, paddookß, &o„ &o. Kvery faolltty for boating and bathing, with splendid view. Good spring of water. Thin property la for absolute sale, and la sure to find a ready purohaser. it being the only prop erty with water frontage, oomprlslrg about 7-Uft, now In the market, _tny further partlou lars c»n be obtained from Mr Geo. Alters, on the promises, or from D. F, Evans, Land aad ____j Agent IjlOK IMMEDIATE SALE, Comfort able Villa Resident-! 'and good oorner Allotment, 50 x 100, alluaio nea- All Saints Churoh, being oorner of Ponsonby Terraoe and Bayard-street; the Honso la almost new, con tains five ro-ina all In good order, and Is fitted with oupboarda. register grate, gas, oven, etc.; wood-shed, wash-house, fowl-house, etc I have f>o-l_lve Instructions to sell, as the owner Is eavlng Auckland.— D. V, Brans, Estate Agent, next" Herald," Qneen-gtrgat. K_k 618 jj>Oß IMMEDIATE S*LE-Symonds- Btreet (near residence of T. Ruses-i, Esq.)— Handsomo Villa, 8 rooms, fitted witb gas, wator, Sec, Sect 2 rooms detached, wash-house, &o.: allotment about 33 x 120. Pretty plaoe and splendid poßitlon. Prlco, only .3600.—Fu1l par ticulars from D. F, Evans, Estato Agent, Qucen atreet, (758 FOR SALE OR Lt-A-E (Nortbcote) Haudinm. Villa He ldenoe. new and splendidly flol-h-d off, bow window, _o , See., grand view, and a beautiful allotment, with water hostage, abont GO x 200, partly fenoed and planted, wliliin three minutes walk 8. Stakee's Point Wharf, Termo very o.bjf.— V.V Evant, Estate Agent, Queen-street. ifOR SALK, Cußtomhou.e-ntrcet West, P good Bußlness Sites, leasehold. Lot No. 111, 50x90, together with the Shop and Bulldlnus orected tbpreon, as now occupied by Messrs Atkinson and Co. Ground rent, -.10 per annum,. Leasehold 6 years to run. To bo hqd sheap.— D. F. Evans, Estate Agent Qnoon-utreot. 1/tOR SALE, Scarborough Terrace, Par ' no), Vma tiesldenoe ot 8 Ruoms. 5 Bed-reams, Drawlng-ro«m, Dining-room, and Kitchen. Commands a good view of the Har bour. To be bad at a bargain, and on ex tremely essy terms.—P. ir. Hvans, Kst'ta Agent, 763 Quean-street, next Bank ot Aus trsla.lv LfiOß 4BSOJ.UTE SALE, at Mount l" Kden, a new, wall finlnhed, and faithfully built Verandah Cottage of four rooms and pcnilery, fitted with rtgtster grata, kltohen range, tank. Arc, See., Sec Splendid allotment (volcanic) S3 x 148: situate, tbe Avenue. Hden dale Price. 42- ctth; balance on such terme as agreed upon.—Appiy to Maaart Mbby and Vlptoher, on the premises; or to D F, Evens, _______fl____gn___e_ —Si_ B! Q R IMMEDIATE SAL B; Very handsome Villa' Residence, pleasantly situated In Wood-atreet, overlooking the city, harbour, and shipping. TMa house Is almost now, faithfully built, and in splendid order; contains 6 roomß, besides bath room (with bath, Sec), scull.ry, wash-house, large work, spare room, or cellar, hack verandah (all enclosed), very snug and cflmfprtahle. " The fittings consist of Venetian blindß, gas fittings, olegant chandeliers, &o„ &o. Together Srith the valuable Corner Allotment, about 120 y 100; securely enclosed by a substantial fenoe; all prettily planted with fruit troes, shrubs. Sec This property Is for absolute and immediate salo. as the owner (Mr J. J. Odium) has taken over tho Manuk&u Hotel, Onehunga, and in. tends removing tphore at once, Tprmfj exceptionally easy, vis., *.25 cash; balance cap stand at BX. p ___ SVA^Bi (■.til) Estate Agent, Queen-Btreet. mo CAPITALISTS AMD OTIIERS. nsNTRAL CITY FREEHOLD PRO PERTY FOR SALE, I am Inßtmotarl by Mrs Robert (who is now retiring from her old and woU.astabltßtiod bual nr* o) to roll, Immediately, thta valuable business sire (the "Little Dust Han"., being one of the oldest and best-known sites In the olw. It has s frontage to "hortland streot ot 2i feet, by a depth of 115 feet, to Field Lane, besides being exoavated sad substantial wall built for cellar, -plondtd poBitlon: corner allotment, 81«nate directly between Messrs A. Clark and Bon's Ware-once and Byorott's Mill. Shortland-s-eot, Nearly all the purchase money oan remain on mortrragfJ at 7 per oenr, Terms and conditions on application to D. F. EVAI.S, Estate Agent, Qyisen-stroot. 78 I^OR ABS QJjUT fi SALE GRA^fD VILLA SITISS, llBAt-yn^ Aspbot. Masnipioemt View. All those splendid Freehold Villa Sites, situate noxt tho rosidonco of Judge Monro, St. George's Bay Road, Parnell, having each a frontage of 55ft 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 foot, these are, without exception, tho only Choico Villa SitOß in this rapidly-rising and aris'tooratio suburb; and tho vendor hfts dis played his interest in this district by cutting up fiis property Into such large allotmonta. besides Whlph he offers suoh exceptionally easy terms, yisj., ono quarter ci__h,; balance ot.n stand at Blx (6 i ppr cept. plana and aU particulars at office of D. F. EVANS, (770) Eatato Agent, Quoen-Btreet, CHEAP TpOWL J^EED. HMAP JP OWI -UKKD. Must bo Cleared Immo' lately, 350 SACKS WHEAT AND MAIZE, at 93, TO 12s, PER SACK (sacks inoludod), Coupland and Co,, QVEBN-STRBBT. Volunteer Noticea. • TvISTKICT ORDERS. Mllltla and Volantoer Offloe Auokland, Ith April, 1883, In consequence of the Alteration In the Pro gramme for the Reoeptlon of His Excellency foe Governor, the Parade of the volunteer Corps in Auckland, ordered for this atterno _, la Postponed until if RID AT MORNING NKKT, •the 6thinst., atB.SO. The whole of the Volun. teer Companies In Auckland will, therefore, Parade in the Full Dross Unform of their Corpr., with Arms and Aooautrerxents. at tbe Drill-shed, a' the a.ova boor. The Garrison Band will also Parade at the same hour, ED WITHERS, Major, Commanding Auoklsnl Volunteer Dlatrlo*. "rVTEW- ZEALAND REGIMENT OF JFi -RiiI.LKRY (A." BATrERY.I-Tha Mon'hly Inspootlon of the Battery will be held lv the lirlll-Bhod on TO-MORROW IThnrsday), the Sth Inst,, at 7. SO p.m. Dnifo m-Fnll J iress, Arms and. -coou'.rementa.- By order.—FßKO. J. ROGI-KP1, Hon. Seo. *



&oara ana Keßiaence. VILLA, Vincent-street.— J Superior Accommodation for a Gentleman —baths.—Mrs Fuller. KJ C O T I A Ho T E~h, C HOBaONSTHKnT. Board and Lodging: _20s per Week. Board and Lodging.. .._.....per Day, la. GOVERNOR BKOWNE • HOTEL, HOBSON-STHEE-. Board and Lodging 20s, per Week. 3INBM HOQM 25g, por Week. Corporation Noticea. -__*_!__- j [)in OF AUCKLAND SWINE BY-LAW. fcT h nu,o,n W,"R By-lawwll be loneldered by to City Council on THOKanAV, 12.h_.prli. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clark's Office, Town Clerk. April _, 1889. In pursuanoo of Seotlon33- of the Manlolpal corporations Aot. 1878 arm of alt o her pawera t ihareunto enabl ng the Council of the Bor.u h st tho Cltj- of Auokland ordatn as follows t— ID The Regulation No. 8, d.t.d the SOth day cf Ootob3r. cotifl._n.--d and p.esed on the Ith day of December, and sealtd on tt_e 5 h day of Deoember, 1871, ot the said body orroorat?, Is hereby repea'ed. (2) No person shall keen swine in any part of tho Borough of the City of Anokland. (3) No person bsiug the occupier of any pre. mis. s la the .aid City ot Anokland shell keep, or allow, Buffer, or permit to be kept, any Bwlne on eatd premises. Should any person commit a breach of either if the above uj.l_.ws, numbered 2 and 3 he ihall be liable, on o.nvlotlon thereof, to a )9iraUyotFlvePounda(es),and,afurtheriiumof five Hounds lor every day during which snoh irea .h shall oontinne. HIT V O F AUCKLAND. TENDERS FOR 50I_AMP POSTS. Tho City Council will receive Tenders until } ).m. of THURSDAY, April S, for above, in orms of Plans and Specifications to be vieweii it the offico of the City Engineer, Council -hambera High-street. The Council do not lind themselves to accept any tender. Tenders o be endorsed, *• For Lamp Posts." P. A, PHILIPS. - /..,._.» Town Clerk. Town dork's Office, 29th Maroh, 1883. MITY OF AUCKLANT. TENDERS FOR 500 FEET 12 INCH KERBSTONES. Tho City Council will receive Tenders until 3 watt of THURSDAY, April sth, for above. In orms of Specifications to bo viewed at the iffloo of the City Engineer, Council Chambers, Ugh-Btreot. The Counoil do not bind them elves to accept any tondor. Tenders to bo indorsed, " For Kerb Stones." P. A. PHILIPS. ... _~ _.._. Town Clerk. Town Clerk'- Offloe, March 29.1883. Drapery. *6VlMgg** W. Rattray. '* IffiteSt* "8,180.182, -0 Royal Amethyßt QUEEN-STREET Volveteon. ITe Royal Amethyst ia Velveteen. DAILY OPENING UP !_e Royal Amethyst Velveteen. HIB _Te Royal Amethyst NEW SEASON'S Velveteen. n n n n a i-e Royal Amethyst GOODS Velveteen. van r6^lve Aeen. thWt AUTUMN & WINTER. 78' NovEMIKa Sfe Royal Amethyst ™ Velveteen. STYLE. DRESS, AND Xc Royal Amotbyst n A cmTnv Velvotoon. , _ FASHION, Sfe Royal Amethyst And a Display of Tasty Volveteon. Goods, will bo found reKvlfvei£S. thyßt «">»•»• '•We?* Extract fc^ "Myra' Yo Roval ___.thvst IOUl 0UI™v : ~" V-.LV_S&B_» * Costumes are lndiapeas . v.nl™itti,™ ( BWnaß Walking Dresses, Vefveteon ySt £ HE Bo^^MM Yo Roval Amethyst Zff_ OTMS » ««» whloh WvetX_? wffl become a great favour- Yeßov__Amethv ß t } tß '_thg,£ol?.ur being excel- V&veteS. lent. The Royal Amethyst v.nS.__;i,-. ( fs dißtinguißhed hy the Velve'te™-.^ Peonliarity of .tavS. ito Ye Roval __S?thVßt na, m _ stamped upon the VelveteM the Velveteen, T „ „„2ii KSS.„„.. where it oan be easily vllvete™ 4 y .cc?' Th f pUo is perfectlf v„ „„_ti 1 ™_.„_„. 'sst, and is very close and Yo Royal Amotbyst Deat colo,tfß* YoR-__t Amethval -?hls SpEOUn MAKE op T_.Sw__r» "^ Velveteens has been Yo Rw_d Amethvat BeoH red h? W, R. Tor tbi xr„ n„™i lU-.; _,-,„. Stamped, and ha confl -1vl$&$&m" dentlj^mmends ithoth TalS-SSSblrt telu.twana l ____t r , *■ YeßlyKeihys. WIUJAJ4 RATTRAY. Velveteen. Diiapki., Cmthieb, Ye Royal Amothyat __ N p KS: - SI-KMEROER, Registered. 178 to 182, QUEJ.N-BT. Bo_. s' Suits Cheap and Good Boys' Suits Cheap and Good Boys' Suits Choap and Good Boys' Suits Choap and Good Boys' Suite Cheap and Good Men's Suits Cheap and Good Men's Suits Cheap and Goad Men's Suits Cheap and Good Men's Suits Cheap and Good Men's Suits Cheap and Good Cheap Blankets and Flannels Cheap Blankets and Flannels Cheap Blankets .and Flannels Cheap Blankets and Flannels Cheap Blankets and Flannels Hosiery Cheap and Good Hosiery Cheap and Good Hosiery Cheap and Good Hosiery Cheap and Good Hosiery Cheap and Good Best Value in White Shirts Best Value in White Shirts. Beat Value In White Shirt? Beat Value in Whlto Shlrta Beat Value in White Shirts Are now-being sold Are now being sold Are now being sold Are now being sold ____.». _, ,_, Are now being sold At the New Zealand At the New Zealand At the New Zealand At the New Zealand Clothing Faotory Clothing Factory Clothing Factory Clothing Faotory Clothing Faotory , 163 and 160, Queon-stroet, j J. FITZSIMONS, Branch Manager, [ YOU OAN FURNISH YOUR HOUSE OHKAPLY K-.OM GARLIOK & ORANWKI L'S FURNITUKB WABBHOUSK. IRON BBDSTBADB- I .80 in stook now tone- GARLICK leot from :French, Hull Tester, Fonr Poster, & CRANWELL Btn__pCota Chairßfidß, Btretobers, Child's Bad- Queen _t. steads with halt sides. Doable Iron Bedsteads Auokland. from 25s to -10. -PBING M_.TTRABBI.B- Rowo.lffe'sWlreßpring -ARLIOK Mattrana, Scuffed Box & CRANWELL and 1 ath Matnrass BEDDING ready, for de- GA.RLICK livery (to lit any Bis _ CRANWELL Bodstoad) — Hair, Kb- _■.___._■ nok, Flax, Flock, Fibre GARLICK _-_st.r_-s.-B. Feather & CRANWELL Beds, Pillows and Hols ters, Paillasses: a large GARLICS Btook always on hsnd. -fc OR AN WiiLL EDROQM Furniture— Great variety of Wash GARLICK stands and Tables; & CRANWELL very pretty Queen Ann Marble-top Washstand GARLICK and T-ble, with glass & CRANWELL attaebpd: also vailout low pzioed patt-ms for GARLICK ordinary rooms; Chest 8s ORAM WELL of Drawers, Ward robes. Toilet Glasses, GARLICK Immense stock. & CRANWELL DINING, sitting, and Drawing-room Furnl GARUOK tare - suites In Btook 8s CRANWELL very ohoip, and Furnl tore for any room made " to order at a short no Q irligk tic-. Occasional Chairs _. " ,„„„. and Tables. * & CRANWELL AU=TKIAN B.nt Wood - __ .t „ Furniture — Without oin Furnlßh Your doabt tha largett var _ lety ot Chairs In thU H<n*se style to a-lect from In _ i Auckland; Planoatools, C-__aj?__", i Arm, Folding, RooMdb „ and Children's Cbalra. Expbditiooslv, AMB-ICaN CHA-iKS- ___ *i Importers direot from 4ND j KITC ea-.r- FORNirUKE- THOBOOGHLY. j Fenders and Flrelrors, Carpets, Bloor Clothe. _ __. ___ , I Unoleum, Matting. GARLICK Ohjmney Glasses, See.A & OFAt/WKL _ Queen-st,, YOD oan Farnl-h _ WELL from the Aaokland, City Holl Arcade '*:■♦



! a- Publio Notices. JOHN SOPPET, House, Land, and Btrnnt- h_ I _!r. Bl_? ommi^ lon Asent- N °> »• Q"een- Btreet, has far Immediate Kale (really o_._a.oi'- L™_ ff* able 6.*-° umea Cottoie."pS-Z.; K-S-X^ eaBl)„- J lB0* * •'-room, d Honee. 1 _£J_ifa-. H°. a9e' 2 4roomed Cottages, and i small S-ore, la town: 2 Dairy __rn__ 10 milts f->^?'.,i? c„ otber 150 B _e,« ODon* 12 m'l">s from town; and Baverat other City and Suburban Propeitles at eqnilly Low Prices. cuuurpan H^RANK'S Pir.t-class Oyster Supper X. Rooflie (corals all home), Darby-sireet. Anokland. JNDIA AND CHINA TEA W a REHOUSE," NP. 95, VICrO-iIA-STRKKT. IN THE MATTER OB" "OKNCINfI: INDIAN TB-AS." I beg to notify my customers, and all whom It may oonoern, That my Indian Teas are mostly from Calcutta, via Melbourne; that tbe (treat bulk of my present Stook pa.Bed through the Vlotorlan Customs during the teverest di.cus- Blon that h-s ever taken place in theColonleß on what Constitutes "Puro Tea;" when tha effort was atoaally made to praise tbe Govern ment Standard thero higher than tlat cf the BOBri of Traae. i_onduD. Further :-Tha», as j neMly the whole of my Stook carries tho ' Cal cutta Syndicates" Mark, and their Agents In Melbourne being Mesiiß J. Henty and Co., no higher guarantee oan be given of their purity than they offer on behair ot the Syndloate. Frbdk. Whitehead, tea. importer, auckland. PJATSI RATSI RATSI-.se J-V SHaRLAND*- PHOSPHOR PASTE. Rats eat It greedily, and die; no smell, -v _,__ Prioe, One Shilling a Bottle SHARLAND Se CO.. opposite Poßt-offloe. LADIES Silk, eatln, and Caanmere Dolmans, eto, all tailor out, beautifully made, tastefully trimmod; lowest remunerative prices. — W. Petty, Ladles Tailor, oonoslte -nay and Navr Hotel WO R MS. All ohlldren Buffer from them, or,« .. Bnspapted, ask for the Certain Cure, " SHAKLaND'S WORM POWDEKS.I/packet. Apothecaries Hall, opposite Post-office. NOTiC-,— Merchants and Tradespeople are requested to render their Accounts against the Auckland Club to 31st ultimo forth j with.—W. Flood, Secretary. ! |Y| EAT FOR MATAURA.-Orders will ! J__f I be taken by Fisher and Co. (Limited) for Frozen Meat delivered in London by the rMataura. LAST TWO WEEKS of Great Clearing Sole at Coat-E. TESTKR, Draper, Kara ngahapa Road. CLEAJKINGOUT SALE OF CUTLERY. THOM*B SAMUEL, bring compelled to Clear out his Stock of Cutlery in ooneequenoe Ot the PREMISE- COMING DOWN and no other Shop being obtainable is now SHILLING OFB* the whole of the Stook at an Enormous Sacrifice. The Goods are from the best bheffleld makers, and will havo to bn sold, at any price. Consisting of—Best Ivory Table and Desert. Knives, Lookwood's and Johnson's Best Pooket Knives. . leotroplated Korkp, Bpoo_B, Cruets, &c, Nevada and Niokel Silver Forks, and Spoons, Superior aolscorß and Razors. WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL. thomaT" Samuel, IMPORTER OF OOTLKRY, 48. Queen-street (Opposite Town Olook). SEGRBTTI'S INSECT POWDER, Strong and Pungent, Kills FLKaS and all IN .HOT PESTS. Price, Is fid a Canister. Colonial Agents; Shariand Se Co., opposlto P.O. to o t I _r~ \z BEES WAX. BEES WAX I Pnrohased In any Quantity for Cash, Buyers of Fungus and Munt_ Metal, Having purchased In China a Fine Assort ment of Teas himself, JAMKS AH KEW oan confidently recommend them, and trusts that all his old Customers, and the Pobllc generally, will avail themselves of this splendid opportunity and call early to buy his Superior Congou. Best Flavoured Kooloo, Shouohong, and various Mixed Teas, suited to every taatei He hnß aloe on band Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger, arookeryware. Silks, Handkerchiefs, and other commodities too nameroua to mention, Note the Address.— JAMB- AH KEW & CO., , 134. Qneen-8-re.t. Wm. MoArthur & (%., AUCKLAND. TO DKALKHS IN FANCY GOODS. J-ARTHKNWARK, CHINA AND GLA AND GENERAL STuRKKKBHKVS Plain and Fancy Stationery Perfumery and Toilet Soap<i Brnahware and Combs Table and Pocket Cntlery R.P. and B.M. Goods Iron Bedsteads * Mirror, and Fanoy Furnlturo Clocks, V. atches, and Jeweller. Tobaooo, Cigars, and, Pipes Munloai Instruments Earthenware, China, and Glass '.**'* V_u.es, Flower-BtandE. Sec Parian Ware, Ploiures Purses, Hand Bags, and Hastate Orioketlcg Appolntmenta Lawn Tennis and Badminton Archery and Croquet Indoor Games. Toys, ftp. MOStjUITOESI MOSQUITOES! USE SHARLAND _ ROMA. _ A Fragrant Herbal Preventive. Prioe, One Bhlll__ir and Sixpence a Bottle. SHARLAND te 00.. opposite Post-office. Q-azet.e in JUam__ruptcy. _sS__fi_S__> IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and Credi tors Act, 1876," and the amendments thereto, and of the Bankruptcy of John Simpson, of Walkato. Notice Is hereby given that a sufficient number or Creditors of the said debtor not having at tended tho First Meeting of Creditors, held in the Supreme Court-house, Auckland, on TUES DAY, the 3rd April instant, or at the adjourn ment thereof, this day, the Registrar has, in pursuanoe of the 16th section of ''The Debtcrs and Creditors Aot, 1876," appointed Arthur Dunbebln Bennett, Esquire, of Auckland, Cer tificated Accountant In Bankruptcy, to be Cre ditors Trustee of the property of tho said debtor; and tho said Arthur Dunbebln Bennett has signified to the Registrar, in writing, his aooeptance of tbe said trusteeship, G. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. Jno. Simpson, Debtor in person, <§_jsi_fSS IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT, D. BANKRUPTCY. In tho Matter of the " Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876," and of the several amend ments thereto, and of the bankruptcy of John Read, of tho City of Auckland, Cabinetmaker, a Debtor. Notico is hereby given that a sufficient number of Creditors of the said debtor not having at tended the first Meeting of Creditors appointed to be held In the Supremo Court House in the City of Auokland, on Tuesday, the third day of April, 1883, at eleven o'clook in the forenoon, or at the adjournment thereof this day, at tho same plaoe and hour, tho Registrar has, in pursuance of the 46th Bootion of the '• Debtors and Credi tors Act, 1876," appointed Thomas Macffarlane. of the City of Auokland, a certificated ac countant in bankruptcy, toboCrodltors'Trustee of the Property of the said debtor; and the said Thomas Macffarlane has signified to the Regis trar, In writing, his acceptance of the Bald trus teeship. Dated this fourth day of April, 1883. G. W. BASLEY. Deputy Registrar. John Read, Debtor, in person. Medical. Jff'B V E R FAILS. Insect Jjivb IS DESTROYED BY THE Persian Insecticide (Pyrethrlum Vosoum)), ' UAB__.T-_D TO BE THE BSST PROCURABLE IN THE LONDON MARKET. FOR THE EFFECTUAL RIDDANCE or FLEAS, MOSQUITOES, AND ALL OTHER nseot pksts, Thy _ . AiCKiN'a Insecticide. BOLD IN TINS AT 1/6 EACH. ! r-jT-IHE ECLECTIC PHARMACY. Tho acme of elegant Medical Establishments. • Top of Gumr st__j-t, Cohwer of Pi___ij____t, CHARLES BUTCHER. I £_HARLAND*S CHERRY PECTORAL, ! *_!_. Abeolnt-Iy the beet remedy ever made for OOUiiHS, BRtINOHITW. AND COLDS. Pries. 2s 6d and 43 6d a Bottle. I SHARLAND fc Cv,. opposlto P. at-pfflee. THE NE W American Remedy for Peaßlcsneßß. Sodtum B-oroide, h-n been very BU.cCß.efal, Is—C. W. Goodeon, London Arcade. OCTOR ARNOLD'S PK.NNYROY »'t _~ AND STEEL PTLLS.-The most popular medicine of the.day. Price, 2s 6d a bo__.-Colo nial Agents: Sharland & opposite tho P Bt Offico.



.Los_ *hi<i forma. "1 KS, REW A R D.—Lost, between JL CF College Road and George-street, Pon lonby, on 2nd April, a Lady's silver Vvi-tch and Jold Chain—lhe above reward will ba paid m retnrnj..g _ame to the stab Office. SS. REWARD.-Lost, on 2nd April, a „ __Go 1? Lopke. tot with Diamonds between mf-«"?■• Wyndbamstreet and rhlstlo Hotel. !_™„ ..d_ r !*uii_°6lve the *bjve by leaving the jame at Stab Offlce. T _°*^ T > in or about Queen-street, several * p_!i_..iJ.i?_Pee,,B'Ma Po-,w ot Insurance. rw__.iWi l _be. rßW»'d'"i on leaving asne with __-k_ nl pcr' Sollclt<"8- ynloan Lace. T OS I', a Brass Cap off Wheel.—Finder Mount 6___n ?B_f retnrnlng ■"»» to Smith's LOST, a Greyhound Pop, lawn-coloured, Howard at ' yona'B, Day-street. LOST, two Draught Horses, a dark bay andagrey, with rope rouoo neok; flndet will ba rewarded by returning them to Mr lo ire, Blaokßml-., top or Symond-etreet. LOST, on Saturday aiternoon, between Newmarket and Windsor Hotel, Bilver Locket, photo, and hair inside, piece ot Gold Chain and Bar attached.—Finder will receive reward at Star Office. IL OUN D, a Pair of Trousers on Saturday ' last, close to the Theatre Royal. Owner please apply to Mr James, Grocer, Wakeflold street. Hixcursione. -sa_S__»__ A UCKLAND FIELD Sjffigj;__ NAT"KALIBIS (HUB.-' """""EXCUR-lON TO TaX RaKINO ISLANDS (outside Motntapu), on SATCR- DaY. the 7th inst.—Tho p.s. Oiti. ov Cork will leave Qneen-_.tr.et Wharf at 9.30 a.m, sharp, ret iiniogln the evening. Dredging &o„ during the oay. Tloketß, 3s each; may he hsd una! Friday Afternoon from Messrs Champtalonp and Cooper, J A. Pond, and the undersigned. T. F. CHBESEMAV, Boa. Secretary. C -bmetmatter a. James _r_r_^~^^D _soT; Beg to call the attention and careful considera tion of those about to Furnish to tho Vkbx Favourable Prioj-s of ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE. • Having introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other house In town. JAMES REID & SON, Furniture Emporium, - ,»# HOBSON-STREET (2nd Shop from Victorla-st 11 L I T T L "E' CABINETMAKER, UPHOLSTERER AND UNDERTAKER •-' ■ (LATE OF VICTOBU STUBS-.., Informs his customers and the general publio that he has REMOVED to more suitableV and oommodlous premises in HOBSON-STRSET; ;l Tnlrd Shop trom Cook street (west aide). T. *■ H. C O O KE, 44 AHD 46, VICTORIA-STEEKT, Beg to draw the attention of Ladies aud Gentle men furnlßhing to their LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF «. XfIURNITURE, oomprising Drawing and Dining-room Suites; Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Wardrobes with bs panels. Sideboards Chefflmiers, Hall Tables and Hatstands, Office Tables, Chimney and Toilet Glasses, Dining Tables, Cane Chaira In great variety. Toiletware, Drawers, Wash st ds, &o„ &o. /CARPETS, Including Brussels, Tapestry, Kidderminster," ll and Felt Carpets, Hearthrugs, Coir and China Mattings, Stair Carpets, Linoleum, Flooroloth, Door Mats Wool Mats, Bod-rcom Rugs, &c "DEDI r^G of all kinds and of the best Quality. Hair, Wool, Flook, Cocoa Fibre, and Flax Mattresses. Spring"; . Mattresses, Including the Paten Wire Wove.J Mattress :Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; Kapok Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, and Pal asses. T. & hT-OOKE, 11 Aim 16, VICTORIA-STREET. [Factory, Elliott-street,] w AUC.IGOB. TO-MORROW. At 12 o'Clock. -_"\ TO CHINA MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS^ EX BRAHMIN. GABRIEL LEW IS Has reoelved instructions TO SELL AT HIS ROOMS, On the above date; ~:■,■ * .■.•.,■-.".,.. 'TrY -' "'. -Aa At 12 o'Clock noon, *»/* CRATES AND TIERCES OF GENERAL EARTHENWARE,. . CHINi., TOILET SETS, &c., &c, &c„ . Also • - X TIERCES OVAL AND SQUARE GLASS DISHES, ' SIX TO ELEVEN INCHES. ■."*".'" - f • ~~ - - Terms at Sale. tAAi-y'i. __s__;. TO-MORROW. *" :■ ■'".% At 12 o'clook. Paper bags. paper bags.* * PAPER BAGS.. . ' ■■A CA^i' i GABRIEL LEWIS \AT ILL sell, at bis Rooms, to-morrow, at » T ,12 o'olock. AC) BALES GROCERS' PAPER BAGS (Assorted in Guest and Brown).- . ...,' FROM THE WELL-KNOWN MILLS -. '! OF DAVIDSON'S, GLASGOW. .Jtite TO-MORROW, at 1030 sharp. On the Qneen-street Wharf. ..,,. On Account of Whom it may Concern.' HOOP IRON. HOOP IRON. Es Wairarappa. GABRIEL LEWIS, HAS received instructions to sell, To- » ~_, morrow, on tho Queen-street Wharf, at"* 10 30 Bharp, on account of whom it may concern m b tZl 6Baaso Hoop *»> ■ Terms—Cash. - ' AA MONDAY, APRIL 9~ *r~ At II o'clock. BALANCE OF UNKEDIEMED - ** PLEDGES. ~ By order, of Mr L. H. Neumegen. Next to the Albert Hotel, Qnec-n-streei GABB_EL-LBWIS HAS received instructions from Mr L. H. Neumegen to sell as above, commenc ing at 11 o'olock, . The balance of the Unredeemed Pledges, . Jewellery, Clothing, Tools, &o.?&e. , h The whole must be positively sold as Mr' Nanmegen has to give possession of the premises , early; i jf ■• ' W. B. CXXJHBANXI [J__. DAOBB FRIDAY, APRIL 6. '7~~ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. DRAWI..G ROOM SOITE. THE subscribers will sell at their Rooms. Fort-sue.., on Friday, at II tfolook, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. .on__.__gof Drawing room Suite, In Walnut m™ B ueFlgaredßll_.OAr»ts,Rug_.T_N__, Pictures, Chairs, Couoh and Six Chatre. j Mirrors, DiDiug Table, Cheffonlers. Easy Chair, Lampa, Sewing Maohines. Fen ders. Iron and nooa Bedste_-_s. Sprinir « _, MaUrase, Bedding, Chest of Drawere, Washstand and Ware. Kltohen Utensllr. f' * i ... See, ■ . 3f. SAM DEL COCHRANE & 80N, Anotloneors. (Continued on Fourth Page.J '■"■'' '