Foundering of an Outward-bound Steamer.

Tha Kenmure Ca»tle, bound from London S'ntLldi b F«»oh steamer. It appears ffl mishaps befell the vessel p.ior nherleaviDg the Channel, i-n February nt sunset, the saloon was crushed, Jj.il in the course of the mgbt, ■oA hodilv away, the water entering Sf Th Ya'songers wore with diffi. SSw'convoed to the engine-room the Udes in their night attire. Finding that \t steamer was filling and the water in. the Stokehole, a boat was launched by order of the cap'ain. who placed all the Z Lpfra-a lady from Bedford aid her & daushte.s Mr and Mrs Harroefc, of wow, China Mr and Mrs Alexander I , Hen'vTof Dundee, late of Cey on in her. MrHoinwi, second olliccr. the third officer, and a crew of seven Chinamen, also got iv. Crcelv bad the boat lift, when the vessel SffidU, with between 30 and 40, SSTm board. The high .oa threatened at every moment to swamp the boat. Mr Hoi nlss knowing he was 160 miles from land, endeavoured to steer in the track of outward and homeward bonnd ships. On the second rL the third officer, trom want of food, •became mad, and jumped over board but wai saved atter an hour had elepeed by throwing an oar to him. On the tliird day the ladies were sinkiDC fast. Tho privation was in tense no food of any description bavins been placed in the boat. The lady passen gers were tossing for three days in the open Tea iv their nightdresses, tho only flutter clothing obtainable being the men s coats and a. lnwl. Tho occupants of the boat we: c at last reduced fc. chewing Mr Huroek, flannel vest as their only ration till they were picked up. Several vessels were jighted, and one especially, although quite near, took no notice. Oa the evening (f the third day the Montalaire bore dowu and took them all on board. Kvery kindness was shown to them by tbe captain and crew of this vessel. j

Mr Childers, who has been greatly benefited by his live weeks' t availing on the Continent, and who is now quite strong •■■air), has returned to town. "Lord Elcho h»s been elected member tor Haddingtonsbire by a nsajiTity of 92 over his Liberal opponent, Mr Finlay, the numbers polled being 492 and 400 re ipectively. '1 he result leaves the position of parties unchanged. The Lord Mayor has refused to open a fund at the Mansion House on behalt of the distressed peasantry in Ireland, convinced that, after the language used by some of tne Home Rule members recently in Knglaud, an appeal from him would have no good Tbe Rev! Charles Clark, whose name is well known in Ansiralia, is giving a tcriea of three lectures at the new Lync HnJI, at Ealine. The fi st of the scries was given on February 6 to » very larse and apprecia tive audience, the subject being " West minster Abbey." The subject of the Moond le.ture, on February 20, is to be "Thackeray," and March 13 "Oliver Gold fltuitfi." - '• The Prince of Wales will open the new Boyal College of Music at Kensington in May next. The funds are deemed sullicient for the establishment ot 50 scholarships, which will be thrown open to public com petition. Captain Charles Cilfton Wood, secretary 01 the Milford Docks Company, has been charged at the Mans'on House with forging debenture stocK of the company to the ex tent of £44,000, and omitting to make cer. tain entries in the compiny's books. The csso has been adjourned, bail in £2000 being accepted. iißht of the 20 men recently arrested in Dublin charged with belonging to an assas sination dab, having for its object the mnrderof Government cilicials, have now been put in the dock on tbe serious charge of wiltally murdering lord Frederick Cavendish and Mr Burke in the Phoenix Parkin Ma; last. Some important evidence has already been tendered. HSupplies of guns {and of the requisite waf material are being despatched, not only to-South Africa, but to Sydney, fcr the purpose of equipping, should Detd arise, bucu merchantman as may be found suitable for the purpose. H.M.t-. Wye has been eelected for the business, and a large quantity of the necessary munitions of war will soon be in tbe location selected by the home In conjunction with the colonial authorities. The guns chosen are ot the type known as Palli-er, and, besides being themselves effective weapons, their use is quite- familiar to alt members of the Naval Kesetve, a fair proportion of whom are now to ba foiled on board our mercantile vessels.

INTERPROVINCIAL CRICKET MATCH.

Auckland v. laranalci.

' This match concluded soon after wo went to press yesterday, and was won by Auck land with an innings and 123 rnns to spare. At < p.m. Taranaki had lost eight wickets in toeir second inning 3 for 40 runs. Matheson joined Foley, find the score rose rapidly to 55, when Foley, after playing a good innißßS for 17, was ran out. Fulton WM the last man, and before he had a chance to score, Matbeson was bowled by Lankham. The second innings thus closed for 55, making a total of 118 for the two Innings. In our report yesterday, Arniel's name was omitted from the paragraph which stated that he was frequently applauded for imart fielding at point. Lankhani's bowl ing analysis in the second innings was again remarkably good, He got 6 wickets for 22 runs, while Gill got 3 for 15 runs, Lankham's analysis ipr tho day was SCJ overs, 38nuidon(", 35 runs, 13 wickets. His performance with the ball certainly de serves some recognition at the hands of ■cricketers.

Scratch Match.

A scratch match was arranged for to-day between the T&ranaki team and toe follow ing scratch team of colts:—Buttle, Walker, Abel, Bindon, Coxon, White, MacCoimick, Meldrum, Osmond, Klssling, Leader, Rees, ChecsemaD, McPker.on, McCausland, and Aneenne.

-Taranaki went in first, and at 3 o'clock the score stood :—

TiRINAKI.-IST JHNING, Berwfotd, bW. Meldrnm .. .. 13 Parrlngton. b Abel .. - .. fil Ccurainghatn, o MoPhersoD.b W.Mel drum .. .. _ •■ ..11 Boar!, o Osmond, b Leader _ - 0 Foloy, o Abel, bW. Meldtnm.. .. 9 9. Baylor, bW. Mold ram .. .. 0 0. Bu ley, bW. Meldrnm .. .. 1 Blddifard. o Battle, b Abel .. ..IS Contta.notoat .. .. - .. 1 itattheeon. oaaght .. .. « 3

t Extras

Total for nine wiokers >>,, UB , Ihete was still one wicket to fall, and tbinga looked very promising for the coltß, their team comprising some very good bats.

Wellington v. Nelson.

(BY TttSGBAPH.—PBESS ASSOCIATION.]

WELLINGTON, Monday. Thb cricket match between Wellington and Nelson was concluded to-day, and ira> "nlted in a most decisive victory for Wel lington by one innings and 35 run?. The Nelson team made 61 in their first inning*. The following are the scores :— WEIiUNQTON.-FIRST liwikg?. Alpß.b.G. Fowler.. .. ~ "20 ManwlUbw.bWigzMl _. .. •• 3 Neenan, o anrnphries, bG. Fowler .. 9 Jlcth.bßUoook .. - - ••. I Roberta, lbw, b Fowler It Brawn. bWignell 10 Twist, ollodditgton.b Lines .. -16 Wood, not ont 32 Renner. b Wratt 1 Nlnholla oHookor, bSUoook .. ~19 Holmei.. m .. „ .. .. 9 Bxteaa „ 13 Total »"163 NKL3ON.-SECO!TD INNINQS. D»y«B.oFlrtb, bWood * WgnUVbmrth - -' - - * Wmt lbw, b Klrth .. .. -0 • LFowler, o Ifirth, b Wood .. ..1 Ifowler, b Wood — .. .. — 0 Joddlngton _ „ 0 Booker. bWood „ .. .. .* J5 M«loolm. b Firth .. _ _ - 3 BUoook. b Firth _ 18 v. Hunmhries, b Hoboits .. „10 ikes, not ont.. _ „ .. ..3 Kxtra 1 lota. .. .....-, ....... ..67

Anifetingof the Board of Governor* i« to bo held late this ;ifternoou, at which Mr «Mockistomove, "Thatt» large portion w the money of the Board out at mortgage wing been f xpended in repairs to build ■Jgß, it is desirable to set aside a sum of WSO annually from the rents received wwaids replacing the principal thus used."

THE ARREST OF MAHUKI.

The Obstructionists Committed for Trial.

foi1 Trial

Iheir Arrival in Auckland,

(BY TELEGRAM!.-OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

ALEXANDRA, this day. ! Besides seizing Mr Aubin, as reported yesterday, Mahuki and hi 9 party attacked Mr Ahier, who was drugged from hia horse and tied to a tiee. Subsequently four natives were attempting to take him eft" to tho King Country, when they were arrested. Oq arriving in Alexandra, the ciowd of fanatics halted opposite Finch's Hotel, and Mahnki called loudly for Mr Uryce lo come out. Imnifdiately tho order was given to arrest the party, and an ambush of aimed constabulary sprang out from behind Mr Oliver's new store and pulled the natives off their horses, hand- J culling them and tying their hands with great rapidity. The constables used no unnecessary violence ; but some of the Maoris cried out "You need not kill or hurt v?," Ihe party numbered about 40 in all, but a number of them were boys. To Wctere got some of the boys released last nigbt before th<j parly was sent on to Auck land. Te Wetero is incensed that one of his men should have been hurt, but is sorry for the prisoners. Meantime, all tho Maori people pro wondering what is meant by the question of Mr. tfred. w hitaker in the '• Wuikato Times": -" Who gave Mr Bryce author ity ?"' &c. I hate authority for sayiDg that Wahanui will carry out hia pledgei faith fully, despite what many natives look upon as the treachery of the pakeho.

The native prisoners are to be sent on to Auckland. If they are committed for trial, Mr Shechan Ins undertaken to defend them.

Mr Bryce Visits the Waikato.

The Prisoners in Auckland,

Mr Bryco, Minister for Native a Hairs, left Auckland this morning for the Waikato, to pay his promised visit to the NRatimani apoto. 'ihis visit has no specific connec tion with the recent outrages j but it will doubtless have an important bearing on tho subject of further steps to be taken for open ing up the King Country. Prior to leaving, Mr Bryco received intimation that Waha* nul had heard of the arrest of Mahuki's pjrty, and that he was "clear" about it— in other words, he approves of the act:on taken.

There were large crowds around the ap proaches to the Police Court this morning, it baying got abroad, erroneously, that the Maori obstructionists were to bo brought before the Resident Magistrate thiamomitg. As the prisoners did not appear, the dis appointed crowds dispersed. Mahuki and his followers, numbering 23 iv all, were brought down from Te Awamutu by special train in charge of Sergeants Hal lett and Dunn, •v-ith 15 A.C. men. The train reached NewniarKet Station before 1 o'clock this morning, when tho prisoners were received by Superintendent Thom son, with a sergeant and six constables, and were conveyed in ornnibusaes to Mount Eden Prison.

Prosecution of the Prisoners.

The Hon Mr Whitakcr, Premier, this morning sent for Mr Superintendent Thom son, and inducted him as to tbe prosecu tion of Muhuki and his fellow-obstruc tionists. Mr Hudson Willianuon, Crown Prosecutor, and Mr E. Heskcth are to be retained for the prosecution, and the natives are to be brought before the Police Court to-morrow, to that, if the evidence is suffi cient they may be committed in time for the sitting of the Supreme Court in April, Mr Hursthousc is now in Auckland, as well as Te Wetere, and other m cessary wit nesses.

The Efficiency of the A.C. Force.

jptiblic leeling in Waikato,

HAMILTON, this day

Regarding the demonstration at Alexan dra yesterday, the following will convince many of tbe efficiency and discipline of the Constabulary fo:ce when their 30' vices are r> quired in a case of emergency, 'i he " Waikato Times" correspondent, wiring from Cambridge last night cays : Tho de tachment of Armed Constabulary hitherto employed in constructing the Kotorua Road under Captain Cupel, numbering between fifty and sixty armed here at 5 o'clock, a fact most creditable to the discipline and ieadineS9 of colonial soldiers. The orde ly reached camp on Rotorua Road at one o'clock this morning, and the men got undor way at four o'clock with their bag gage, ready for the field. Notwithstanding tbe heat of the day, they marched 37 mile*, carrying 201bs weight each at least, arriving at Cambridge at half-past sis to night, all in good spirits, notwithstanding the fatiguing journey. Groat credit is due to Captain Capel and the toice under him for the prompt manner in which the instructions were carried out. There was much excitement in all Waikato townships throughout yesterday owing to the conflicting intelligence, which could not be verified by telegraph owing to the offices being closed. At Cambridge the excite ment was intense, particularly when the constabulary arrived from the road?, and wore being drafted off. In Alexandra, public opinion is somewhat varied &i to tbe action o* Mr. .Bryco in having the natives who entered Alexandra unarmed anested as they were.

AUCKLAND RIFLE ASSOCIA TION.

The firing for Mr Beck's Cup concluded at tba Rifle Range yesterday, three Thames Naval men heading the list. Ad objection has been raised to Gill taking the cup, on the ground that the trophy was a present to the Auckland Volunteers. Thefollowingare the scores of 50 and over:-Gill, T.N.A., 67; Weir. T.N.a., 66; Floyd, T.N.A., b4; Taj lor, Vie, 61; Adams, Vie, 59; "Web ster, A.A., 58; White, No. 3, 57 ;J. Leigh, No. 3, 57; Allen, A.N.A., 57; Bell A.A., 57 ; Woolley, A. A., 57 ; Jas. Tlayes, A.A., 66; a. Payne, A.A., 55; Buchanan, No, 3, 54; Cameron, T.H.A., 53; J. Lee Vie, 53; Hendersoß, A.A., 53; Major Pirie, H.M., 53; Trayes, A.A., 53; McLeod, Vie, 52; Farslow, A.A., 52; Lumsder), A.A., 51; J. B. Fairs, Mo. 3, 51: Watson, Vie, 51; Robinson, Np, 3, 51; Moore, H.M., 51; McCarthy, iiob., 50; Handley, Vie, 50; Smith, A.N.A., 50, There were about twenty five other competitors. The Even ing Stab Cup was won by Hosking. of Pukekohe, the spores over 60 being :— Hoskiog, H.M., 715 Woolley, A.A. V 70; Taylor, Vie, 69; Hanley, Vie, 68; Par slow, A,A., 66; Tregaskls, No. 3, 66; Robinson, £to, 3, 66; Buchanan, Ho. 3, 66; Floyd, T.*,A., 65; Mettam, Hob., 65; Cauwright, £.<*.&„ 64; AlleD, N.A., 63; White, No. 3, 61; Henderson, A.A., 60; Weir, T.N.A., 60; Cameton, T.N.A, 60; Payne, A, A., 60; J. W. Leigb, No. 3, 60; Webster, A.A., 60; McLeod, Vie,, 60, The 400 and 500 yds ranges of the Citizens' Match, and a pan of the 200 yds range, were then fired, and in order to accommo date the Thames men, who wanted to get home, and those of the local marksmen who cannot make it convenient to attend the ranße on Saturday, it was agreed to complete their scores this mornirig.

10-day's Firing.

The firing in the Citizens' Match was resumed at 7 o'clock this morning by the Thames men and a number of the local ehootißts. We append a list of the completed scores :-White, No, 3, 82 ; Weir, T.K.A., 82 ; C. Taylor, Vie, 80 ; Moore, H.M., 79; E Cooper, Vie, 78; Buchanan, No. 3, 75; Woolley, Aa.,75; 8e11,A.A,,74; Hen derson, A.A , 73; Floyd, T.N.A., 73; Hos. king, H.M.,72; Gill, X.N.A.,72; Soull, No 3, 72; McCarthy, Hob,, 71; Lumsden, A A.. 68; Cameron, T.N.a., 67 J Pit kethley, Vie, 66; Major Pirie, Bon., 64; F Smith, A.N.A., 63; Webster, A.a., 61; VVatson, J. W. Leigh, Hay, Ftirling, Jas. Lee McLeod, Boyd, Parslow, Ma,ckay, Hamilton, M.ettam, Maxwell, S. Taylor, J. W, Troyes, Pearce, Allen, J. Leigb, Tregaskis, Payne, J, B. Fai a, Limb, Lieuts. Smith and Robioson, Johnston, W. S. Trayes, Osborne, Rose, Handley, James, Hazard, and Savage, have yet to fire, and will probably do so on Saturday, on the afternoon of which day the fourlh match for tho Company's teams will be commenced. The Thames team have already fired in this match with the following result; Gill, 56; CameroD, 50; Wei', 50; Floyd, 49 ; Cartwright, 48 ; total, 253. The rapges were 400 and 500 yards. Arrangements have yet to be made for itie Jitb, or Ladjes' Match.

SPORTING NEWS.

J Cliristchurcft Autumn Meeting.— j First Day's Having. j CHKISTCHUKCH, Monday. I The C.J.C. Autumn Meeting opened to« I day. The weather was beautiful, Bnd there I was a laige attendance. The following are the results: — , The FfIKE Handicap, a sweepstake of |3aovs , with GOsovs. added;_ for three year, olds and upwards. 1 mile. , Me.:ars Mason aud Vallance's Siesta ... 1 Mr McLean's Gitana 2

Mr E. Cutta's Sou'wester 3 Mr Kobioson's Cheviot, Mr Lees' Emir

Bey, Mr MoEverday's Trumpeter, Mr Stead's Poll, and Mr Kitchie's Island Koso also ran.

Gkkat autumn Handicap,asweepnakes of IOiOVi?., with SOOsovs. added, and a silver trophy, valued 100 guineas (the gift of G. G. Stead.) Mr J. Pilbrow's Welcome Jack 1 Mr D. O'Brien's Tasman 2 Mr McLean's Lady Emma 3

Mr Robinson's Salvage, Mr Butler's Luna, Mr Uorsford's ftonpareii, and Mr Hate's Tho Jil:, also ran. The Champagne Stakes of 20sovs. each, with 250sovb added. ■Mr Loundes'a Water Nymph , 1 MrJSteaiTs Sir'Bedtveru « 2 Sir H. Kobinaon's eh c, by Cassva^ launus—Fair Agnes ... 3 Thk Hunt Club, silver trophy, value SOsova., with fiO.':ova. added. Mr W. Thompson's b g Gladiator ... 1 Mr J. B. S.atk's eh g Michael Scott ... ..2 Mr Pelham Jones'b g Overdraft ... 3

This Day's Maces. RACECOURSE, this day.

Ihe C.J.C. Autumn Meeting was con tinued to-day. The weather was iine, but the attendance small.

Nuhskby Handicap, of lOOjovs., fivo furlongs, for two-ycar-olil*.—Mr Stead's Sir Bedevero, Sst 12lbs (Wattie) 1 ; Saune's Water Nympb, 9it 21b.» (Thompson) 2; Robinson's .Pair .Agnes colt, S?t lOlbs (Derrit;) 3. JJpicuio and Bribory colt, also ran. Betting : 5 to 4 against Water Nymph, S ti 4 Fair Agnes colt, sto 2 othow. Water Nymph and the Fair Agnes colt tnado the running, fpicure getting » had statt. AVater Nympb led into the strait, but half way home was collared by Bedsvcrc, who won a good race by half a length. Time, lroin. 71<ecs. Easteu Handicap, of lO&ova , 1 mile. —Mr McLean's Gitana, 6st Olbs (McCluskic) 1; Mr Butler's Luna, Bat 21b3 (Butler) 2; Mr Pilbrow'a Wel come Jack, Sst 21bs ( Buddings) 3. All the other.l were scratched, Bet ting :6to 4on Welcome Jack. Gitana jumped away with the lead at a clinking paco, Luna second, and the favourite last. This order was maintained throughout, Gitana winning by three lengths, and Luna beating Welcome Jack for second place by a short half length. Time : lmin 45i<ccs.

CIIRISTCHURCH STKurLECHASE, about 4 miles. — Luun'a Canard, list 71bs (owner) 1; J. Pilbrow's Clarenic, 12*t lOlbs (O'Connor) 2; Butler's Quanby, list 2lbs (Lyford) 3. Melbourne, Overdraft, and Koskusco, also ran,

A J.C. Autumn Meeting, — Yes terday's Racing.

(BEUTEBS.)

bi'DNEY, March 26\ The ft at day's racing of the Australian Jockey Club's Autumn Meeting took place to-nay, in the presence of tully 20,000 spectators.

The Autumn Stakis.—A sweepstakes of lOsovs each, 1 ft., with 200sovs added, For Three-year-olds and upwards. ■Second horse SOsovs from the prize. One mile and a half, Mr Inglis'B br h Assyrian, by Country man— Ticfinder I Mr J. Keadfern's bo Tho Plunger, 3 years °

Hon. E. K. Cox's br h Darebm 4yrs ... 3 Assyrian won after a tplendid race by bal a bead. Tub St. Legeji STAKES, a sweepstakes of 30sov8. cacb, sft, For thsec-yeat-oldn colts, S-t lOlbs ; fillies, Bst 51bs. The tecond horse to receivo 60(ovs. out ot the stakes. I mile and three-quarters. 86 Dominations. Mr £. lJeMestre's blk c Navigator, by Kobinaon Crusoe—Cocoauut ... 1 Hon. James M hi!e'a eh c Morpeth, by Goldsbtrough- Goldfinch 2 Nicholas 3 Navigator led in the ran home turn, winning in a canter. Time, 3rains. 10 tecs. Acceptors fob the Cop.—The follow ing are tbe Dames of the hortcs loft in for the Cup, which is to be run for oa Wed nesday :—DarebiD, 9»t Slba ; Lunnamnlla, 9st; Sweet William, Bst 71b; Stnckweli, Bst 41bi ;J Masquerade, Sat 41bs. Willeroo, 8»t 2lbs ; Cte-iwick, 8-t 2lbs- Morpeth, Bst Britisher, 7st 12lb<i; Jessie, 7»t Slba ; Lord lußgar, 7st Slbs ; Mistaken, 7st Gibs ; Col stoup, 71*>8 41bs, Ad Valorem, 7«t Slbs in cluding 71ba penalty); Little Jack, 7st ; Lochinvar, (Ist 121 b«; Musiid, Gst 3lbs.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS

(Received March 27—12 40. p.m.)

RUSSIAN ESCROACHMKMT.

LONDON, March 26. It is believed in Trcbizond that Russia will occupy Armenia in the spring.

ERUPTION OF MOUNT lIECM, An eruption of Mount Hecla has o: curred.

EXPEDITION AGAINST THE

EGYPTIAN PROPHET.

The Khedive proposes that Prince Has. snm shall command the army in the Soudan.

COERKCTIC'N

SYDfI&Y, Tuesday. Read: Arrived, Wairarapa, instead of Hero.

MAJOR ATKINSON'S TOUR.

CBRISTCHURCH, this day. Major Atkinson left for the South this morning.

KAIPARA SHIPPING.

Arrived: Syren, brig,

ARiTArtr, this day.

Heads, this day. Wind-bonna: Wave, Oamaru. 'Loaded: Anß dell, at Shelly Beach, and Daroy Pratt, with log's, ox Mary Mildred.

■"Bfflß ' AWcSISmFSm^



The Legal Committee of the City Council met this afternoon for the purpose of pre paring a draft of the address which is ito be presented to His Excellency the ' Governor upon his arrival hero next week,



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Haslett, Alfrcd-3trepf. near Choral HalL WAftTtiD, a Young Mau for smiths' Bhop; also, a Boy for woodwork.— Vorrall & Co., Nowton Steam Coaoh ITaotory. ANTED, a steady, cloan Man accus tomed to tho butchering.-!'. Hedger, Butcher, KytaJPass. . ANT«X>, a General Servant.—"pply to Mrs T. L. White, Cheltenham Beach, North Shore. , WANTED, a strong Boy. App'y at thin office. WANTED, good Genoral Servant; also, rtspeotabio Gifl about 14 years ol age.— Apply to K. C. Carr, B. Tonkaanl 00., Bru.s -wlob. Mart. _ WANTED, a Girl to assist in house. work.-_.pohor Hotel. Quoon-ntrcot. ANTED, Youth with some know lodge of the Drapery.-Apply botwoon 11 and 12, Munro & Milllgan. Hobaon-strcet. taTANTEDTIi Youth to Drive a Horse W and Cak-Apply to T. W. Doonln. Wholesnlo and llo_aljj__ocor. _Hqb9on-Btroot.__ ANTKD, 'Jwo or Three Improvers to tho Trado: also, good Boot Maohlnißt.— T. PrOßßar, Qinor-.treot. WANTED, by a >oung lady engaged in business, Hoard and Uo3ldonco in prl vato family near to wn.-Apply, beforo 2 o clock to-morrow, U.M.8., Stab Offloo. WAIN TED, immediately a number of Apprentices to ihe Dios-in-klnfr, also Asßlotantp.-Ap^ly to MisaLeeSinllh. Hutland- Btreot, betwoau Wollaaley and Q ieen street?. ANTKD, a respectable Girl about 10 to aotiat In hou'eeworl- and mind a baby. -Apply to Mra H»r>, Maitraaamaker, _0.. two doora iroui I'rlncu Armnr Hotel. Woließley-Bt ANTED", a Nurse, also to aasist in houfiowork.-Apply Mra T. bucdio, Te Kopua. Ilepburt-Bire-t. %%J ANTED, a respectable Youth to learn T» the MaUr*B- «-d I'alllatsa Muklnr. Good ttaio taUßiit to elidible lad.—_»pb Hut and Co.. Spilug Mattmßß Makers. WolUßlty at. AjNTkD, smart Eirand Boy.—lien- rlkson, 101. Vlotorla-etreet. WANTED, n Youth about 14 for tbo Grocery trade.—Apply W. Peet, Wel lington House, Wellington-Btreut. WANTED, a good Gentral Servant; wagea lite, no washing- Apply to Mra Healey.Ctown 1 ot.l. Orey-Blree*. W AN iED, Apprentices nnd Improvers W to tho LircßamaklnK.-Mlss Tyler, oppo- Bite tbo Oovarnmon! aohool. Nelßon-atreot ANTED to Purchase, for ca?b, a Light BprlnK Tr_p.-J. MaxweU, No.td oo to. WANT_D, immediatley, a iirst-class Uousemald. -Commercial Hotol, Slur • land-street. ANTED, a re«pectable Girl as a Oenoral Sorvant. Small family; no children; no washing.—Apply (or address, J, U. Hatswoll. I'rlnece-tioet. ______ WANTED, a pood Plain Cook, nnd a Laundress—Apply Mra Ireland, Humo Court, Parnoll. WANTffID, a re»pectablo Youth, about 17 or IS. for at üburtmn store; one with a knowledge ci |Uio uroojry t-ado proferro..— ABO. cT.n office. WANTED, by a respectablo motherly woman In tho suburbs, a child ta mind, from 1 joar old up; terms moder>ti; a good home.—For addres-. apply Stah olllo?. WAITED, a Strong Lad for delivering paroolß.— Apply to o/irllok and Cran well, Quoan-otreet. WANTED, Apprentices or Chemist and Dr-gkUt; alro, for WholO'alu OruKglat.-Apply, la own wrltlrg. lvlng panl cnlarH to P.C». Box 153. WAW'IED KNOW*— Private Bwd and Residonco for two gentlemen friends, Mount Kdon Iload.—Omnibus passes tho door overy few minutes.—For address, apply Star OHIO*; WANTED.'PickIe Bottles.- Bought in any quantity by tho Auckland Fish C\. 207, Quceu-strcct. %» ANTED, a few Kespcctab'o »» boirdera In a private family.—Apply Mrs Ball, Uobto -street, two do jra from Crowe, B.ktr. ______ W' ANTED, by lady and gentleman, Prlva'o aua-tmeuts, without attend anoc.—ADply s'Ktlnii terms and partloalars to a,WN.JBox 283 JP__________ _ TT? ANTED KNUWN, that I am recelv- Vf inpr weekly shlomontj of Canterbury Potatoea, Kldnoyi'. and DerwlDß, Tost qu_ll>y. warrantod to kUo B&tlBfaotlon. Pampia and p>ico on application to E, C Davits, Nathan. Band, C-itomhonss-e root, v\l ANTEO KNOWN — That Tcter »t KttanstahapaKoad. wlllcontlt.no to sell Drapery at ooat rrtoo for a. for1 night longor. 4 S7 AN TED Known—and well known.— V* Moaloy's Hosiery. Brettlo's Hosiery, Lclccstor Hosiery, at Kobson'sSlolbournoHouso, Ponsonby. AN TED.-Hosiery I Hosiery I — Mon's, Women's, Boys', Girls', and Children's, Just opened at Rob3O_'a Melbourne Houbb. Ponsonby. ___________ _V ANTED Tv SBLL, good Six- TV roomed Houso and largo Allotmont, cheap; with good vlow.—Gcorgo Sago, Oliphant street, Ponsonby. W~ ANTKD to Sell, a fir»t-class lot of C-oterbory blno Derwent and Kinnor Potatoes. Just rooolvort.-T. Mosdman _ Co., 185 1 heatre Bnlldtogj. Qaeen-itfoet il; ANTED KNOWN-Money ad- V* yanced on Personal and Collateral So curlty, repayable by weekly Instalments. Bills Discounted.—Rae's Now Zealand Pawn Oillco, Darbv-Btreet. X\, ANTED K^OVVN— II you want to VV ccc tba latest Fa'hlon (Autumn and winter, Wi), have n glsnoe at Mnnro snd M-Ugan'aTaUotl-g Window, In Hobßon-ftroot. 11/ ANTED.-The best Btock of Winter Vt Hosery In Ponsonby is to bo found at Robson'a Melbourne House. Como and sco them. ' WANTED KNOWN—it cannot bo too widely known—that Ch«rlo. Kelsey and Co. k'op no imitation Sllvor Jewelry what : ever, the whole of their larse nnd oboloe assort' ment being Heal fcllver.whloh thry guarantee — Charles Kelasr and Co., two aooro bolov Morrin'a. Ironmongerg. . -ATANXED. — Wanted to Bell, very ii oheap, i ton of Qalnoni, 21 lb 7 lbs tor la: Large Cooklnc Appier, s;ba for la: Lot -( Old Otaceso, id lb, llba for la; Onions, 3d It), 71bs (or la; Glaus Cuetard Cudb, only Sd; about JOO Kneraved Gla«s Jags, will bo sold at cost prloe to clear them oat, only 61 each; Wine Glasaea, li 8d doz; K«g Cups, li 8d d ■?, ; Lot o Plotnrcß, Sd and 6d eaoh; 800 boxes Panß, 6d box, is 6d doe; Penholderp, Is 6d groa^. 2 kfobb 7s 6d. For Two Woeks Only,-H. W_XT.-», Plttstwot. -lat March. _____ WANTED KNOWN-Charles Kelsoy and Co, have jnst received, in newest designs, a choice assortment of Silver J ewollory, all euartnteed. They keep no Imitation Sllvor. —Charles KeUey and Co., two doors below Morrln'e. Ironmongera. \9jT ANTED _HOWW—CHKAJP XIM m brbl Ohbap TntBBB 1 And all other kinds of Bttildiog Mntorialß, oan be purohanod oheaper and better than anywhere else at the Yards of D. GOLDIB, Albort-fitroot. There being no msmifaotory for Joiners' Timber on the pre raloos, the easterner hu an additional oppor tunity of Rflttlns sm oplor Umbor. Wheelrlehtft' Materials always In stook **/" ANI E D T^- NOW N— THAT tamkß coutt, Uamhs Doutt, GENEKAL DRAPEE, LONDON HOUSB. VICTORIA-STKBET WHST, AND NKLbON-BTRKKT, Having met with such Grand Succoss dnrlng tho Month of ot his GENUINE SALE, Has d.olded to CONTINUE IT FOR FOURTKKNT DAVB DONTiNUJS IT FOB FOUHT__N DAYS LONGICR. LONGKR. J.S, will be compelled to 3L03- THE SALK ON THE 31st OF THIS MONTH, In order to prepara for the OPENING UP OF WINTER GOOD?. 3OOD QHNUINB BARGAINS NOW TO BS HAD. COM- AND PKOOURK THBM. MASTER .BAKERS. — Employment wanted by young man, as sc-cind or third nand. lately from Knalaod; total abstainer.— BY. Har^ iaon. Stah o_ce. ■-f\O PAINTEKS. — Wanted, a Brush I H»nc), hn must also be a nood gralne'.— _pply T. B. Bmttß, Krber Pbbs Roaii; ■ _ O EXCAVATOKS.—Wanted, Tenders 8 for abovo.-J. G. Whiting, King-street, ponsonby.



L.obt; ana ij'ouna. ' LOST, on Monday night, in Queen <r Grey-streets, a Brown Leather Purse, cou tuliiioß 2 Single Notes, a 4 Hoveioltn, ata 1 Sallllnga.—A ruwtud of 7« Cd will bo i>t>ld to tho finder; to ba left at this uflloo. LOST, last night, a Shield LocKer, eon-j tainlng photo., hair, and word Jfaith.— Reward at Btak offlos. LOST.-Taken from off ailverdale WaiJ, Mount Won, on Saturday, in 9 o'oloolc. a Waterproof Inverneaa Cloak,—The finder will be lewarded by üblng It to Gladding'/. Grooer. t'ST, yesterday, from s.s\ Douglas, a Bliiok Retriever Dog. answers to name of Bob, Ownei'tf name engraved on collar; reßlt tered No., 923, _uokland.—Keward given on bringing same to R. Prohl, Albert-Bireet, op posite __ L~OST, between Queen and Victoria- Btroota, a Musket containing letters of im portance—tfindor reward oil on leaving same at BURilHse, | L~OST, on Wednesday afternooD, between Bhortland-street and Parnell, a Brown Paper Parcel, oomaliiing For, fully addressed to owner.— a njona leaving came at office or this paper, or giving aach Information as mar lead to Iti reoovery, will be amply rowardaa. March gf 1883. LOST.— One Pound Reward.—Strayed, from Western s-prlnßß Paddock, a Dark red Bullock branded on the back with horsi fhoo a» d Bar ncrous tbo middle, adjodo retu n- I luk the B»mo will receive iho above reward — A thnr Wool. Wolllngton-Btreet. ■ OsT, between College Hill and &t. " 4 Mary's Kosfl,a Bab}'* Capo; by return Ing to Mra i.lonel Phllllpg, College Rotd, small reward given. Ifk MHIILIMUS KEVVABD.—Lost, a " " Monitor.—Finder will recoivo tho above by leaving It at the Governor Browne Hotel. PCKtCD UP, on road between Hender son's Mill and Btzter'a Farm, on Goad Friday, an Overooat.-Owner oan have rsme by applylnß to 0. Trlpp, Richmond Koad, Pon- Boaby. imiNDER of a Waterproof Coat at Waita- J. kerel on Good Friday pleaieommunloate with Mr Malcolm Smith, Now Zosjand Insnranco STRAYED into ray yard, Bay Pony with Saddla and Mrlflla. Owner can bava sama by paying expenses.—R. It. Bymcn, Victoria atrset. Goorlson.s _,rcaae. o o oo oo oo oo 00 ' '00 GOOD SON'S. riOOD SON'S. OOD - SON'S. V3TOOD ~ SON'S. 03tfl 0303 OO OO SjSi 3'^ tii (A (itii The accident to our verandah has deprived ub for the time bolng of tho display In fonr of our windows, but tbo Armdo stalls remain the same, and, aocordiupt to our usual custom, we most cordially Invlto Inspec tion of our Rooda, irrespective of any nnrchaso being inndo, and hope our friends will not hesitate to look around within though deprived of tho usual facilities without, by tho Borlous uccldent wo havo sustained. LONDON LONDON ARCADR. ARCADE. o §g OO GOOD SON'S OOD "" SON'S ww oo t£ti m ' w< ■■' 1 Meetings. m TJIDBN LODGE, Ko. 1530, F.C. j^MaJJJ -The Regular Monthly Meeting "kvmwlll be hold In tho 1 odto room, M»«onlo /^\ Hall,K»ranuahapoHoad.lßM KVKN ING. at 7.30 oMick p.m. Visiting Brethren are Invited to attend. Be command of Ihe W.M.— UKNRY CHAPMAN, P.M.. Beoret»ry. W ,\ T ODGE UNITED SERVICE, 421, I.C. The roaolar Montb'y Meeting ot this Lodgo will be bold in lha Kreomaßons' Hall Ti'-MO^- ROW (Wednesday), 28th Maroh. at 7.50 p.m. AU Maionß invited.-By order. J. W. MBLTON. Scorctury. T>OROUQn OF ONKHUNGA. rUBLIC MEKIINO. In conformity with a roßolutlon of tho Borough Council, a Public Meeting will bo hold TO MORROW (Wednesday*, tho2Bth March, at 7.30 p.m., in tho Masonic Hall. Business: To consider a Water Supply for tho Town. G. CODLIN, Mayor, jyr- 0 T_ I C B. Tho Annual Gcnoral Meeting of tho Onehunga Ladies' Benovolont Society, to bo hold In the Stono Sohool Room, has bo-n POSTPONED until WEDNESDAY, the Ith April. J. HUTOHINSON, Hon. Sec. ST, HKLIER'S AND NORTHCOTE lii.NL) COMPANY (LIMITKD). «t A Meeting ot tho Shareholders of the above Company will be held at tbo Company's Ollloe, Shortland-Mroet, on VVKDNKdUAY, the 28th inetant, «t 3.30 p.m. Bualnesa: To rcorlvo Dlreotora1 Report and Bleotlon of Dlreotorg. JT. A. WHITK, Secretary. Anoliland. Maroh H, 18S3. A~"tfCICLA.ND PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.—Tho members of tho above Sooioty aro rcmieatod to meet at Choral Hall on WEDNESDAY EVENING (it 8 o'clock sharp forßehoarsal.-G. P. CAMPBELL, Hon. Soo. Sporting1. a Regla'ortd) WILL CUSK lOrn (ReglaUr«d Letteis } MAY. ■! Letters Accepted ; -——• (.Accepted, TT\UJJIEDIN T) A C E 8, To Take Flick Mat, 21tb, 1833. 0,100 MKMBKR3 AT 10s. Bibthdav Handicap. Tradsmbn's Handicap. F_b».,..., 6CO First _ 800 B«oond S0(» Beoond_ ISO Third 160 Third _ 74 Othera(Divided).._s6o Othora (Divided).. _230 eisio «m OABB Plil/.IM, 2........at 100.... -~__. .«0 2 at- _ 80 100 !...._....at 25- M _loo 20 »l 10 „.._..»0 63 _..at_.._.... 6 315 eais 5,0(0 MBUBKRS. Kaon Tlokot haa Savtn Ohanoes.—thn Itaoes being drawn separately, and Gash awtrnla also. thUR making Hoven Drawintts. Bank Notes toneptuf), but P.O. Orders prt tarred, for In event of loss can be traced, Cheqaos (aoantry) mußt havo 1/ oxohat ge added, ana bo msrvod " cor rest" by Bank, othernlsa they will ba returned, PJeue send two stamps for replies, ADA*MANTDA, euro Mb. ABRAHAM, Box Sis. Poet Offlca DUNKDIN, Tenders. mo B U I L D E it S, * ■ Tenders will be reoelvad up to noon on THURSDAY, April S, for the Erection ot a Dwelling House at Otnhnhu. Plans, &0., at our offices. Queen street. KD W. MAHONKY & SON. Archlteotr. mo B UJl__L D B X B. Tenders will be remlvtcl tip to noon oa 9ATURDA"?, April 7, for tho Ertotion of a Brlotc Store in KUlott-stroßt. ! Plane, _0.. at Oar OflJoee, Queen-street. SDWARD MaHONBY ft SON. Arohlteotg. rpENDERS invited until noon on TUJiS : I DAY, April 3rd, for Additions and AHera> tlons to a Shop in Queen-street. Plans and specifications at our office. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accopted.—SMlTH & ARNOLD, Arohitoota, Old Council Chambers. Educational. t^ o T li C ~~E. PROFESSOR CAILLIAU'S VioUn Class haa been POSTPONED from WEDNESDAY (To morrow) tilt WEDNESDAY NEXT, April Ith, at usual houra.—Villa Vincent, Vincent street. I'IrPSOM HOUSE SEMINARY.-The 'J Second Quarter of 183 oommenoM April IP, Termß on application to Mra Btodd«rd. ADIES1 SEMINARY, Leicester Villa, College Rand. Poneonby, Prlnolual—Mien Vailr. SohoUstlodntles begin April 2nd. tit oulars on applio&iion. LADIES not attending school may join olais for Conversational Krenoh. or receive lMsona In any ol the aooompiishmenta.



I To Let, TO LBT, in Lower Hepburn-street, a House of /our rooms.—James Reid, Eden Terrace. Ik 0 LhT, the Billiard Room of iho J Barrel Hotal. ri\O LBT, House at present ouuupiea by I J.Churton, at North Shore. Seven rooms, half acre land, good situation.—Apply on pre mises, or to J. C. Saarland and Co., Shortland street. rr\O LET, ia Fatnell, a Beautiful House I of fl looms, kitchen, 'bath-room, wash house, and large allotment overlooking the harbour and North Shore. Rent, 23s per week. Also, an 8-roomed House in Bradford-street. Rent, 20b per week.—W. and J. Frater, Land Agents, Queen-street rp 0 LET, a Large Cellar and Store, with ft an office, la (jneen street, snltab c lor a Wine and Bplrlt merchant—Apply to T. Staid man and Co.. 3aod Morohantg. ti 0 LET, new Four-roomed House in I Norfolk-street, Fonsonby. Key next door at Porma, rpo LKT, a Five-roomed House, wuh J workshop and large garden.—E White, 8( uth-streai, Kewton. ri^O LKT, five-roomed House in Thames 1. strcot, Brighton, Oven, register grate, water, and every convenience.—Apply M. Mar riott. Grocor, Upper Parnell. r |Su LET, in Hobson-street, a New Shop I and Five Rooms, Counter, and other Fit tings (back entrance).—H. J. Riordan, Hobson stroo_t;_ i. ripO LVT, those very desirable and cen- I trally situated Promises now in occupation of Meßßrs B. Gittos & Sons (who are removing opposite), Wyndham street, just at junction of Queon-streot.—Full particulars from D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. riVJ LfcT, for a term of nearly 5 years, a JL Bay ana Corn Store ia Upper rfobcon street, doiog a good bußlne»s.—Kor particulars apply at tho Store to James Hickey. rt 0 LET (Kemuera)-To" Let, Dwelling I House and 0 Acres, Victoria Road, Romuora, noxt below residence of D. B. Cruick hhank, Esq., and at present ocoupled by Mr Denis Kelly. Tho property is very pleasantly situated. House contains 6 rooms and out buildings.—D. F. Kvans, Land Agent, Quoon- Btreet ; rpO LET, a convenient Six-roomed Jl Cottage at Conquest Place, with larco garden and stable; rent low to a good tenant.— Apply M. Ryan, Growr, Parnoll. f»iO LKT OH LKASB, Shop Victoria- I str»ot Inoxt Theatre), latoly occupied by M. J. Brennan, Draper. -B. TONKS & Co. MOUMT RUSKILL KOAD. — New Bevon-roomed House, with large stone ciotcrn, and every coavenionoe.—Knqolre Post- OfflOP, Mount Roßklll Road. r«T O L JS X , GRACE-BTRKET, PON£ONBY.-New»nd Pandsome Villa of 6 rooms, pantry, &&, fitted with register grate, oven, water laid in, tank, fco. Rent 11s. - AISO. QUKKN3TOWNT. — Wear Pah Farm (One hnoga), Bmi.ll farm of 11 aores, all in grass; plenty of water: Houue 6 rooms, and Outbuild ing. Rent £50 per annum. Also, MOUNT KDWN.—MaIe Road, near Ouokßoy'a Ptjro, Handsome villa Residence of G roomit, &0., Sco., biy window, reeUter grate, tank, &c. and nloo allotment about holt an acre. Rent 23a per week. Asa, MOUNT KOKN.—Main Road, nearlvopposite Mr MnttleV, Now and Handsome Viiln. G rooms, fitted wlih reaiitois onpboaids, ovon. kltohen drenßorj tank ana olstern, wash-house and copper, large allotment. 'Bub passes tho floor evtry halthou. Kent only tsj per week. Also, RANDOLPH-BTRKKT, corner of Oxford street.—Bouse a rooms, and large garden all In splendid fruit trees and vegetables. Rent 17a Oil; or vrlth paddook, Btable, cowshed, fowl hbueo. &c <315a per week. D. F. EVANS, Katate Agent, Queen-alrtet. Corporation Notices. rllifflAr QITY O F AU CKLA ND. RATE NOTICE. Notico Is heroby given that the Names of all parsons who have not paid before 31st Maroh, ALL RATKB due by them, will be omitted from the Burgess Roll 1883-1 about to be compiled, in terms of provisions of tho Municipal Corpora tions Act. CHARM;g IRWIX ellkß, Collector. City Council Office, 10th March, 1883. TiOROUGH OK PaKNELL. CLOSING 8F YOKK-STBEET. Dnttnn tbo progress of Drainage Work*, TRAFJIO la CLoanD for Vohlolts la the above Street. a BBW0 U)B. Town Clork. Maroh 27,1833. Gazette in tsanaruptcy. TN THB SUi*KKMe COURT OF NEW X ZEALAND. NOKTHEtIN DI3TBXOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter ot " The Debtors and Credi tors Act. 1878," and tha several Aota amending the same, and ot the Fnok rnptor of Smart, of New market, In tho Provlnotal Dl<ttlot of Anokiand. In the Colony of New Zea land. Ironworker, a Debtor. Notloa is hereby given that it is the Intention of tho above named Debtor, on WKONKSDAY. the Ith day of April. 1883. a« 11 o'olook In the forenoon, or on the first day tboroafur upon whloh theConrt ahull nit. to applr «o thla Hon ourable Court for an Orderof Discharge under tho said Act. Dated this I7ih day of March, 1863. ALFBED SMART. Debtor In Person. Medical. TIOR WINTER COUGHS BRONCHIAL IRRITATION, TEY gYROP OF EuOALYPrUS WITH HXPOPHO9PHITE 0^ UME ANDQOININE. FOR INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION AND OHRONIO OHKST AFFECTIONS. j^iokin's Syrup of Euoalyptub WITH BYPOPHO3PHITE Off LIMB AND QUININK, b moat certainly Altbrativb and Oubativs. THY IT FOR BRONCHITIS AND ASTHMA. Address :— THE PHARMACY, QUEEN-WUEIiT. Pork Salioylio j&oid. With Poll InBtruotlo&B for use In Fbuit Pbebsbvino, &c, at tha ENGLISH PHARMACY, RATTRAY'S BUILDINBB, QOKEN-STKKBT. JAS. i\, xiAßLKir^j, maoy, Dublin. Tblkphonb f^o, 10. OUAKLAND'S CHEKKYPHCTOKAL, O Abaalutely the best remedy ever made for COUUH3, IiRONOHITIa. AND GOLDS. Prlon, 2s 61 and U 6d a Bottle. BHAR' AND. * CO, opposite P.Bt-offloe. AKS HALL'S 1 + Nux Pillules will remove Unoomfoitsble Feellies After KatlriK, Heartburn, >V aterbiash, &o, Prloe, Ib. —Qoodaoti's London Ar ada • vOUiOKAKNuIu'SPkNNYKOYaL M-J AND STEEL PILLS The most popular medicine of tho day. Price, 2s (id a box.—Colo nial Agents: Sharland & Co., opposite the Post Offlco. rg\ttK ECLECTIC PHARMACY. The acme of elegant Medical Establishments. Top at qggXggg&^TCHEg""" ATSJ RATS! RATSI-Use SHARLAND'rt PHOSPHOR PASTE. Rats ost It greedily, and die; no smell, f lioa, One Shilling a Bottle LAND & CO., opposite Poat-ofßoe, Shipping. ~^Tir OARQUE LETTEREWE, Jj FOX LIVKRPOOU AU Acconnts against tho above ■^^^■^" Vessel mußt be rendered In DnpUc&te by noon TO-MORRuW, 28th, other wise they will not be recognised. A. HttATHER. Agent. Money. iiiAXO £10,000 LENT on Building 3&IV Society principles, or on other terms to enit boirowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment Bystem. Mortgafcos and Loans negotiated. See i*lat of Properties for sale on Ith page, Six per oeut. allowed on money deposited tor Investment — O. Williamson. Land, Estate, and Financial Agoa and Valuator. 3. Vnican Lane. TO LEND In Sums of £3,000 <3& and upwards.—F. J. Moss and Co., Short and-etreet. g&lv»vV/U Freehold Eeonrlty. Apnly to ' WINQATIT, BURNS & Cr\,Fort-Btreet.



For Bale. JfOK SALE, privately, Mr Frank TaineV / Interest In hla Officoj and Store?, Cng tomhouso-Btreet, having 5 years and 15 months unexplred.- Apply to Heorge Blbbln. FOR SALE, small Drapery and Boot and Shoe Business, together or ueparate, with Lease of Shop and Bouse at Gs per week tor S years. Beat stand in Painell.—Apply to J. White. Parnell, or to Q. T. Keetiey, Boliultor, Qoeen-Btreet. HfOR IMMEDIATE SALE, comfortable JD l-roomed House off Upper Qaeeu-streat. waah-liouea, Co. Obeap, only £325.— H. Part lngton Houee and Land Agent. IJIOR IMMEDIATE SALE, a snug little F Farm, 40 acress Rood orchard, Biz roomed louse; 12 miles from town, Very cheep.—H Partlngton, atlohbury's Buildings. 171 OK IMMEDIATE SALE, CcimfoTt . able Villa Kesldenoa'and good corner Allotment, 50 z ICO, situate near All Saints Jhnroh, being corner of Foneonby Terrace and aayard-street; the House la almost new, con tains fire rooms all In good order, and Is fitted with onpboardu. register grate. Rap, oven, etc; wood-shod, wash-house, (owl-house, eto. I have losltlve instrnotlona to sell, as the owner is leaving Auokland.— D. F, Kvans, Estate Agent, naxt" Heraid," Qaeen-atreet. No, 648 mOR SALE (a Bargain to Carpenters).— JL' Pukekohu.—Housa of rooms, thoroughly well finished, three carpenter's Bhops, garden, orchard. Rood well and pu up, tec, three-q minor aore seotlnns. adjoining Railway Stutliin and fronting Main street; a well-ostabllehed Car penter and Joiner's Business in foil wort, em ploying four men, carried on on the premises: owner leavlns tho colony; a rare chance for a pushing man with s little capital.—D. F. Kvam, Hstato Agont, Queen street, next B ,nk ol Aua tralasla. 703^ li^Uti SALE OK LEAStr, a Hew and ST Commodious Resldenoe and Grounds (tho Into Oapt. Symond'B), situate In Qoeen-atreor, Onehnngs, The house contains 13 rooms, ntnnda hlgb, and commands a magnifloent view of Manukan Hiubour, Mangare. and surrounding districts. The grounds are taatof ally laid out— a tennis lawn, flower garden, orchard, &c. at ■ taohed to the above are all tho necessary out bulUUngs. A most desirable raiidenoe for a gentleman* family.—Cards to view and all par ticulars from D. IT. Evans, Estate Agiut Qaocn street «66) FOR SALE, Mauku, a very datable Little Farm of about 30 sores, nearly all subdivided Into graes paddocks, crops, fiult trees, &c &c.; a small pieoe of native bush; an abundant supply of water: and crood Honse, 7 rooms, stab'e, dairy, cowshed. piggerlßei, & a, &C laaklng in all a compaot little farm, the whole of whloh is offweo for £330; situated in pretty position, near Ohnroh, Sohool, &a, &c— D. F. &yan», Estate Agent, Qneen-Btreet. 632 ifOK IMMEDIATE SALE.-Camfort. Ej aWoSeaßlde Residence.—Bella Vista, near Home Bay, Ponsonby. Very comfortably and pleasantly situated, HBBidence of G room?,, &<-,, with Stable, omhousos, &c. together with about 21 acres Rardtn, orchard, paddooks, &c, &o. Kvery facility for boating and batlblng, with splendid view. Good spring of water. Tbia property Is for absolute sale, and is sure to find a ready purchaser, it being the only prop erty with water frontage, comprising about 700 ft, now in the market. Any fnrther particu lars cm be obtained from Mr Geo. Alters, on the premises, or from 1), F. Evans, Land aad Estate Agent. B/'Oll SALE,*William-street, new veran- X dah Cottage of 1 rooms, all well finished, fitted with register grate, colonial oven, cup boards and dresser; water laid in from main; wash honao, &c. Allotment, 33x98. Price, £350. —D. E\ Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street, next Bank of Australasia. iJiOlt SALE, HacKett-street, Ponsonby, F New Verandah Villa of Six rooms, fitted with Register Grates. Colonial Oven, Cap board, Dresser, &0., o.ose to the Beach. Price, £350.— D. F. Evans. Kstate Agent, Quean-street, next Bunk of anslMlaula, 749 |iM>R IMMEDIATE SALB, Conquest " ' Place, Parnell, handsome Verandah COT TAGE of 5 rooms and scullery, fitted with register grate, colonial oven, cupboards, &c. Detached workshop, and wash-house with flro place. Good well and tank. Largo freehold Allotment. Price only £400. -D. F. Evans. Estate Agent, Queen-street, nest Bank of Aus tralasia, T6O FOR BALK, Haudsome Villa Residence, corner allotment; honse contains 5 rooms, with detaohed spare bedroom, bathroom, scul lery, wssbhouse, g«s laid in, two tanks, &0., &c, The whole Is in flrttolaes order, ami In very deslrab'e position, Bitnated at top of B*. Meiry'ti Road, near Three tamps, Ponsonby. Must bo lold at or, 00, as owner is leaving the Dlstriot.— P. F. Kvang, Kstate Aceat, Queen-Btreet (731) T/lOR IMMEDIATE SALE, good invest. Jj merit, within Uitj Boundary, large Corner Allotment, over half an aore. In splondld ganlen, paddcok, &o. &o. Also, good Biz roomed Verandatt Villa, stable, and sundry outhouses, Ifeo, fto , sUnate corner of Randolph and Glo oeater htrootp. -Knll parlioalara from ]>. F. Evans, Kstate Agent. Queen-itreet. I7fi7) It OR IMMBDIaTE SaLB, cheap, a V Now and Well-finished Verandah Cotttigo, 4 rooms, scullery, &o.,fltted with register grates, OV6", &c, Sec; allotment S8 x 86. Price, only fi225. Owner determined to boIL—D. F. Eviras, Estate Agent, Quecn-Btreet. (198) FOR SALE OR LSAPE (Northcote) H*iid»cm9 Villa Re ldence. new And splendidly flnlthed off, bow window, {to, Ifcc,. grand view, and a beautiful allotment, with water fiontage, about CO z 200, curtly fenced and planted, within three minutes walk 27 Stokea'a Point Whurf. Terms very easy.—U.F. Evang, Eatate Agent, Qneon-sirpet. ii^uß IMMBDIATE SALE—Siokuss V Point, Northcote—A Splendid Corner Allotment, main road, about one mile from wharf, with a frontage of 2Ooft to Great North Road. Price only £150. Must bo sold at once. A great bargain. -D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. F~OR SALE, Handsome New and Well" finished Verandah Cottago of i rooms and lean-to, with large cellar convenient for wood and coal, togethor with the Furniture, Gas Fittings, Register Grate, Leamington Range, and other comforts; situate iv Bond street. Price, only £300.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, next Bank of Australasia. JJIOK SALB, Cusromhou«e-3treet West, " good Business Sites, leasehold. Lot No. 111, 50x80, together with the Shop and Build|oKß erected thereon, as now occupied by Messrs Atkinson and Co. Ground rent, £10 per annum. Leasehold 5 years to run. Tq he had ohea]),— D. F. Evans, Estate Agent Queen-street. FOX immediate tale, a great Bargain, Verandah Cottage, seven rooms, fitted with register grate, colonial oven, good well, together with Sis Freehold Allotments, being numbers 163,161,169,112,113, and 114: situate in Bond-street. The lot Is offered for £300—a great bargain. — D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen- Btreet. tijpOß Immediate Sale and Cheap.- Ver r" andah Cottage and valuable freehold Al lotment, situate on Main Road, Ponsonby, near top of Shelly Beaohßoad. Cottage contains i rooms* out-bnildlDg?, &c; allotment, 40 x 1100, with, right-of-way about 201t wide; very con venient and good position. Primi, only £251).— D. F. Kvans, Kstate Agent Qneen-fltraet (851) X SUPERIOR "V# Table Potatoes. /V EX TARAWERA, FROM CANTERBURY. 150 sacks Blue Dbrmuts ) 117 saoks liapstone Kidneys > apply Quality Fit for Any Table ;eabi.Yi p E N O I N G I B. E. 20 Tons, No. 8, £15103 per Ton. Offered Low to Close Account, ALUM LVfBOURN & Co., O Durham- street. /\ \? ON SALB BY THE TJNDEKSIGNED, AT LOWEST MARKET KATES, Oats (heavy short) and Tartarian Moizo Canterbury Potatoes Fowl Wheat Wood's Flour Bran Oatmeal Sharps Tea Chaff Currants &c, Sec, &C, &c, E. MITCHELSON & Co., 19, Queen-Btreet, jtsoara ana neaiaence. RESIDENCE for a Gontleman in a Private family, within easy distance of Queen'Bttoet; no othor Hoardeis; terms moderate.— a dflress at this offloe.l A COMFORTABLE HOME is offered to a Lady If she will assist In light homo hold dntles.—Addrets P.O. Box 276. SCOTIA HOTEL, HOB3ON STBKBT. Board and Lodging -20s per Week. Board and Lodging per Day, is. /GOVERNOR BKOWKE HOTEL, V)T HOBSON-STRafiW. Board and Lodgingi 20s. per Week. Single Room .....265. per Week. i*nbitc T. & H. ' O O O X E, 44 AIID 46, VICTOEIA-STKKBT, Beg to draw the attention of Ladles and Gentle men furnishing to their LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK cw "PURNITURE, comprising Drawing and Dining-room Snitas, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Wardrobes with 83 panels, Sideboard?, Cheffoniers, Hull Tables and Hatstands, Office Tables, Chlmnoy and Toilet Glasses, Dining Tables, Cane Chairs In great variety, Toiletware, Drawers, Wash- Bt da, &c., &o. /CARPETS, Including Brussels, Tapestry, Kidderminster, and Felt Carpeta, Hearthrugß, Coir and China Matting?, Stair Carpeta, Linoleum, Floorcloth, Door Mats Wool Mats, Bed-rcom Bugs, &c TDEDDING MuHrpflflAß including the Paten vyire vtovo wtttress Foitner Bods, Bolsters, and PlUown: Kapok Beds?Bolßters and Pillows, and Pal asses. T. & H. COOKE, « AND dB, VICTORIA-STREBT. [Factory, Elliott street.)



Public Notices. THE ESTATE OF A. LINABDK 1 AND CO. All persona Indebted to the above Batata ar requested, to Pay their Accounts to the undei , signed on the premises Qaeen-streat. on or be w^b h ß te"e h n^'n eTr hSw eßalPloCeealnß All Claims against the HBtate are roquestod t< be rendered forthwith to the Trustees oara o BargooOj ttwen and Co,, Shortland-atreet. C Commercial dining rooms / OVKK RATTKiX'a BHOPj QUBKN-STRBKT. The undersigned having taken the above Booms, begs most NspcclfuDy to Inform the Dining Pabllo ot Auoklancl and vicldlty that he will use his best endeavours to make those Rooms the moct Popular hestaurant In Queen street, by having a good daiiy Bill of Kaie. good attendance, with moderaco charges and olean- Unesa. The Dining-room, 00 x 10, the Largest In Auckland, Is suitable for Pabllo or Piivato Dinners or Mooting. There Is also a Beading and Smoking-room, Lavatory, and otber con veniences. Q. ROBSON. Maroh 19. 1883. . FISHER AND CO., LIMITED, have the great pleasure to inform their ous tomem and tho public that on and after the let APRIL they Intend toRBDUCE7HKPBICK OF MEAT as f O'lows ;— Roast Beef, prim® out 61 POflb Roast Beef, Beoond out _ .. .. ii perlb Prlme.Leßß of Mutton _ Ui perlb P«lmoLolnßDt;Mntion 4Jd perlb Prima Hind Quarters of Mutton .. 4a oerlb MEAT FO X M ATAURA .-Orders will be taken by Fisher and Co. (Limited) for Frozen Meat delivered in London by the Mataura. "TO'OTICE OF PARTNERSHIP. Tho undersigned have thia day entered into Partnership as Civil Engineers and Surveyors. ramftiU JAMES STEWART. (Signed) ASHLEY J. HUNTER. ri a.v t i o n. I hereby Caution tha Publla agaltst treating for the Puronase of a Plena of Land fit I'oke kohb West, advertised for Sale by Mr D. F. Kvans. as I claim to be Sole Owner of same by vlrtne of Conveyance, registered 63 COl. JAMES BOOLSTON. Pukekohe West. OYSTBIt BUSINESS.-1 beg to notify to the bualmss people of Auckland that I am starting in the Oyster Business, both whole sale and retail. All country orders forwarded will be promptly attended to. Orders sent to any part of the Colony.—JOHN AKGBLO, Breakwater Road. JAMES REID ABD SON, Beg to call the attention and careful considera tion of those about to Furnish to the Veby Favourable Pkioes 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 Tictorla-St PLKARINGOUT SALE OF \J CUTLERY. THOMAS BA.MUEL, being compelled to Clear oat his Stock of Cutlery in coneequenoe Of the PRKMISKB COMING DOWN and no other Shop being obtainable ia now SBLLING OFH1 the whola of the Stock at an Enormous Sacrifice. The Goods are from the best Sheffield makers, and will have to b<> Bold at any price. Consisting of-Bost Ivory Table and Desert Knives, Lookwood's and Johnson's Boat Pooket Knives, Kleotroplated Korkp, Spoons, Cruets, So, Nevada, and Nickel Silver Forks, and Spoons, Superior Solssors and Razors. WHOLESALE AND KETAIL, THOMAS SAMUE L, IMPOKIKR OF OCTLKRY, 46. Queen-street (Opposite Town Olook). Wm. Mo-Arthur & Co., AUCKLAND. TO DBALRRB IN FANCY GOODS, KARTHENWARB, CHINA AND GL.A AND GENERAL STORKKEEPKH3 Plain and Fancy Stationery Perfumery and Toilet Soap" Bruahware and Combs Table and Pooket Cutlery B.P. and B.M. Goods Iron Ee&teads MUrort Mid Fanoy Furniture Clocks, 'Watches, and Jewellery Tobaooo, Cigars, and Plpea . - }j Musical Insiruinenta . Earthenware, China, nnd Glass Vases, Flower-stands, Sec, Parian Ware, Plotures Fanes, Hand Bags, and Baskets Orloketlng Appointments Lawn Tennis and Badminton Archery and Croquet Indoor Games, Toye. &o. T^ O~ T 1 5 E. BEES WAXI BBHS WAX I Parohasad In any auantily for Cash. Buyers ot Fungus and Hunts Metal. Having purchased In China a Fine Assort ment of Teas himself, JAMKS AH KBW can confidently recommend them, and trosts that all his old Customers, and the Poblio generally,'will avail themselves ot this splendid opportunity and oaU early to buy his Superior Congou, Best Flavoured Eooloo, Shouohong, and various Mixed Teas, suited to every tastoi He has also on hand Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger, Crockery warei Silks, Handkerchiefs, and other commodities too numerous to mentlca. Note the Addressi— JAME3 AH ERW ft CO., 331. Queen-etrect. "-TNDIA AND CHINA TEA A. WAREHOUSE.' Landing, ex Crownthorpe, from London, Moir's Bupbbiol! Fresh hkurings, lib. tins „ „ Kippebed „ lib, tins „ Choice Her&ikss in Ssbimf Sauos „ Smoked Ebd Heabinqd „ Nbw ORiiesii Marmaladb ANQIiO-SWISB MILtC. Bx Arawata, Botomah^ns. and Walrarapa, 745 PACKAGES INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. Medium to Very Choloe, in chests, halve?, and boxe?. Thes9 shlpmenta lnolude some ot the. cheapest lines sold on the Australian Market this year. Fredk. Whitehbad. 95, VIO3OBU-STRBKT. THB ORIGINAL AND ONTLY GXNOINB HOME SPECIALITIES. SaiAßLiaauD 1537. BtTf rVH "> CUSTABB WITHOTJT HfIGS I>■ lav ° -{A qBBAT DKUCACi'. >• CUSTARD pOWDaB. X ForMtldngthe Blcheit Custard without Ew, at one-half the cost and trouble. Price, 7Jd and la Sd per box, Bee Keolpes in " Pastry and h weets." (-Alfred Bird, F.C 8., waa BtwTva T?AirTMr • tho Original Maker of IRDfIJ^AKINS, BaKin, p oW der. he Pnwnirß I having dleoOTered the OWDKK, 1 proo6Bl 181Sf AU V, others are ooußterfelt. For making Braid, Pastry, Cakes, Plan Fad dlngs, Boonea, Bain, &0., beautifully light Sold In 7}d and la 8d tins, and in Id packets. See numerous Redoes In "Pastry and Sweets.1' TMBD'a ■< oHoioi-DBLioiona. > 15lanc-manob 1 owdsr. F»r making the most delicious Blano-Mtnge In a few minutes, with little trouble and at trifl. Ing; coat, meda In the following flavour*!— Vanilla, Almnad, strawberry. Baspbsrry, Ohooolate, Coffee, and Lemon. Price, 74<1 and Is Sd per box. See Reolpaa In "Pastry and Sweeto." "OIRD'S WHOMSOMB-BICH. >■ ** (JoNCBSTBATBD £)GQ PoWDKB. A Complete Substitute for Eggs in PuadJngf, Panoakes. fro. Sold in 7}d and Is 3d tins, and Id packets. Beeßeclpeainraitiyand Sweets, lADIEB ABB BTBONOLY ADVISVD TO-OOKIULT "PASIRY AND SWEffiTS," A Little Work containing Pnctloal Hints and Original Recipea for Tasty DUhea for the Dinner and Supper Table, may be obtained from the Agt&t. Bole Inventors and Makaru ot theie BeantUul Preparations—ALFßED BIRD ft SONS, Birmingham. Agent toi AucMand-ROBSB,T EKW, GUOCEB. &0., VIOIOBIA-WrSBBT. mO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS. CENTRAL CITYFKEEHOLD PEO PERTY FOR SALE. I am lnetruoted by Mrs Probeit (who It now retiring from her old and well-established busi ness) to eoU, immediately, this valuable bustnesa Bite (the "Little Dust Pan"), being one of the oldest and best-known sites In the citr. It has a frontage to vhortland-street of 25 feet, by a depth of 115 feet, to Field Lane, besides being ezoavated and mibstantlal wall built for cellar. Splendid position; comer allotment. Bitnate directly between Messrs ■»• Olark and Sona Warehouse and Byoroft'B Mill, Shortland-utreet, Nearly all the purohase mouey oan remata on "SrSI wa'oSdwSi on appUcatlon to D. F. EVaNS, Estate Agent, Qu:en-Btreet. 75 T>EAD! BEAD I JKEAD 1 — " Every. Li) thin* Is Possible ta Will," addressed Socially to worren. To fee had ot all book gslam. Price 3b 6J. —EGBBTITS I INSECT POWDEB, Strong and Pungent, KlUfl FL*AB an 4 aVI INSECT PKSTS. Prlce,lßDdaCanlßtsr. Colonial Agents: Shariand fc Co.. opposite P.O. O R M 8. AU children Buffer from them. It suspected, aek tor the Certain Cure. SHABLaND'S WORM POWDERS, ]/pscket, . Apothecaries Hall, opposite Poat offlop, T AST TWO WEEKS o| Great Clearing JLJ Sain at Cost-K. TBBTKR, Diaper. Kara ngahape Ro&di



"-" ■■■*>-'■- ■ '"i*^—W—M— 111 , I Anotione. r | TO-MOBROW, AT 11 O'CLOCK, , I APPLES, PEARsTaND PLUMS. Ex 9.8. Tatawera, from Hobait. G. W. BINNEY \P ILL Sen by Public Aueiion at his 215 OABRS 08" FRUIT. ComprJfllna- ORAVGt PIPPiNS "^ BIPSTONBS GOLDEN HARVKVB FBRMAINS BKBDLINQB SWAN EGQS NHPOLBONB &C.,-ftc., &c. TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock, FOWL WHEAT. FOWL WHEAT. G. W. BINNEY HAS received instructions to sell by pabllo anotloo, at bis Mart, Queen-street. To morrow (Wedne: daj), Maronfflifi, at tlevea oolook. 63 S.ICK3 FOWL WHEAT. Prime Sample. • TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, At Half-past 10 o'clock, Xx Rotorua, from Levuka, BANANAS," BANANAS, AND PINES. L. W. EATON WILL sell by auction, at his Mart, oolook Xomotrow' Wednesday, at hall-past 10 500 Bonoheß Bananas 10 Oases Fines 50 do Auokland Apples 6 do Pears 2 do Qulnoes. TO-MORROW, NOON. " FRCIT ! FRDIT I Hobarfc, ex c.a Tarawera. Levuk», ex e.s. Botorus, Auckland, Waikato, Whangarei, &c TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, at Arthnr'g Mart. To-nionaw, at 12 o'clock noon, A 120 oasfs AoDlea and P«ara ' 20 J-oaoes Plums P iS oases APDles and Pears SO bnnohes Bananas MOAt,. GROWN Apples. Pears. Plums, Damsjner, Qalooes, Grapes. Sec, fto. AL3O, CHBBSK, Becon, Flonr. Bieouitg, Confer, tlonery. Orooeiles. &0,. to Clear Con. slgnmentfi, Z. TO-MORROW. '.''■'■' "^ W. DOWDKN \*T ILL sell by auction, at the Bxchango 111 ' ioSc UOB Mart" *°"roorrow (Wednesday), 1 o»se Broshware Onlona, Putsto:a Cow Potatoes, Oats ■ Chaff,|Cflffee Flour, Bteoaits Vinegar, Apples &c sco., see.::; W. DOWD EN, Auctioneer, B. TORES. B. O. OASB. B, D, TOMKB XO-MORROW, CLUB HOHSE CIGARS t CLUB HODSB CIGARS I B. TONES & CO. WILL sell, to-monrow (WednesdayJ, at 11 o'clock. 20 00Q OLXJB--HOUSE OIQABS B, TOHK3, E. a CAKS. B. D. TOHKS TO-MORROW. MAIZF. MAIZE. MAIZE. Ex Rotorua, from Fiji WHEAT AND OATS. B. TONES & CO, WILL sell, to-morrow (Wednesday), at 11 o-olock, 2Q2 SACKS MAIZB / Ql BAOK3 WHEAT 9Q SACKS OATS ; ' : '—~ —:| ' U. TONES. E. C. CASE. B, D. TONKft TO-MORKOW. V 150 PACKAGES , , l v OF GENUINE IhDIAN TEA, Direct from Calcutta. B. TONES &CO. HAVE been instructed to sell on Wed* nesday, at 11 o'clock, THE ABOVE. This Is a Direct Shipment, and. ntrer baylnc been landed m Aastralla, wm be found to M yerr superior to the maor Bamplea of to-callaa Indian Tea offered In this market *"™"™ l* B. TONES & CO., Auctioneers. B, TONKS. H, C. OAKB. B. D. TOHKS THURSDAY, MARCH M. PARIAN MARBLS SrATUAUY, CERAMIC ART UNION. > ; & TONES & CO. TI'AVB boea instructed to Be)i, on Thnwday next, at 11 o'olook, ',! iii : ' 12Q LOTS OF PARIAN MAKBtB srATCABTr; ;: -^ , A Tory Choice GoHeotlen, FRIDAY, MARCH 30. ; THE HAYMAREET. - FOR SALE, at the,Haymajiet, on Frldar, March W. , *;• ; - :T*, The abovo are a Ohoiea Lot ot Colts uA FUUea. with some Terr superior broken hones among them. ALFRED BUCELABTD. V. 8, OOOHRANE.I [JAMES DACU TUESDAY, APRIL 3. HOUSEHOLD FURNITUEE, COW, &c, &0., &o. AT THE KESIBENCB, MOUNT ST. JOHN, EP.SOM, THE subscribers have received Instrac- r tlons from Farqubar Maorae, B«q., who is leaving for the Honth, to sell at his roaideooo. Mount Bt. John, Bpsom, on Tueedajr. April Sea. at 11 o'olcok, The whole of his Valoablo Household For* nltnre, Pianoforte, See,, tea. '■-■>■{ : ■■■■ ■ Dairy Cow. Foil particulars tn Thnrsdaj's iasua. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. .- * FRIDAY, MARCH 30. GOOD PAYING COUNTRY NEWS PAPKR BUSINESS FOR SALE. MESSRS. PAGET & HULMB HAVE received instructions from tie! Proprietors to sell by pnblie auction, at their Auction Mart. Tanranga, at noon on FRIDAY, the S)th March (unless nreTtoasS disposed of by private treaty), QUAEDIAN" Newspaper, at praeent doisg good paying business. : * The Plaat is complete tor Country Newspaper and Job Printing office, and all material good as new. Tanranga, March 16; ISB3. >|4)fwutt (Continued on Fourth Pagc.J