TELEGRAMS.

(FEOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

COROMANDEL, this day. Dick's expre>s was standing by the goods uJYesterday, when tbe old black horse .ffl nd feed over the retaining wall • m ihe sea. Th'J shafts broke off, and "ilar to relate tho horse escap-d Sred with them attached The lame vSuthwho drives was fortunatcy not in Cvehicle at .ho time. O'Brien's spring italsocsmcto grief and lies whceiless by the road side.

CAMBRIDGE, thisday. Tho Whakanuiu re-hearing is still before the Land Court, Dr. Buller's witnesses b,ing still under examination. The other day the Boatd of Education, „,„_* on representations made to then;, communicated through their solicitor with theTownßo.ird,ordtrin«themtodesistfrom laving a drain throngh ihe education reserve work? which had b;en almost completed, ond ei'vinr them a specified time to remove the portion of the drain already laid. It nonarently had been tcpre3ented to tho Board that tho drain was a dangerous nuisance, and as it emptied itself close to th» school ground might be a source of disease. Tbe School Committee and Town Board met on the ground this morniosr, and after examining the drain they unanimously a _reed that no nuisance whatever exi<ttd, the nuisance lying more wi<h the origin of toe complaint than with the drain.

TE AWAMUTO, this day. SUDDEN DBATII AY HARAPIPI. Tbo coroner here (Mr T. Gresham, flol'citor), has just lociived an intimation tliat Mr McMinu was found dead in his bed this morning. An inquest will be held to-morrow.

[PER PKESS ASSOCIATION.]

NELSON, this day. SiRIOUS FIRE NEAR NELSON. A fire is reported from Motucka Valley. It originated in a barn near Mr Bromell's accommodation-houso, and the barn, with its contents-comprising the produce of forty acres oaten hay and about forty bnshels of wheat-were destroyed. Spaiks also ignited ah unoccupied bouse, which was also destroyed. The latter was insured in the Northern Ollico for £200, but the barn, &c, were uncovered by insurance Mr Bromell estimates his low at £150.

FROZtfN MUTTON FoR THE BRITISH KIR G.

CHRISTCHURCH, this day.

The work of loading frozen mutton on the British King commenced this morning.

Mli GREEN AND NATIONAL IS SCRANCE.

DCNKDIN, this day,

Mr Green, M.H. R., has addressed a lengthy letter to the Treasurer, pointing out the impracticability of his life assurance scheme, Bnd shadowing ont one of his own. He asks the Treasurer to lay his scheme aside, and assist in getting into force a law founded on Mr Green's plan. Mr Green lays his scheme before a public meeting in the Princess Theatre on Thursday.

MINING NEWS.

. THAMItS, this day. The Alburnia Company has banked 21ozs 14dwts gold. Sharbmakkbt, 3 p.m. - Southern Cross, sellers, 6s 3d; Prince Imperial. Gls, 60s, rallers, 61s; Queen of Beauty, 27s 6d, 28s.

[FROM THE CO&OMANDEL MAIL,]

TOKATEA.—The Improvement which was mentioned la9t week as being noticeable ia the face of the main level still continues, A fine reef is showing, heavily, mineralised, and a little of the precious metal was ob served in the stone during the week. It is a very gratifying fact that most of the faces going towards me big rtef have shown a corresponding change for the biuter, afford ing reasonable grounds for hoping for im portant results as the raef is worked further west, clear of tho influence !of the hard dyke, which has now been fairly passed in the low level.

Royal GroujiD. — Tie new level is being carried ahead by the contractors with out any change. MAYNE and party, tribnters. are Retting a parcel of stuff down to the Tok-itea batteiy. They lost some time through having to •widen tha new road in places, and take a little off some of the bends.

COLONlAL.—Communication has been effected and good ventilation. Secure ope rations in the lower workings can now be carried on advantageously. Habboub View. - The tribute party have encouraging prospects. JUST-IJT-TIME. -This mine continues to look well. The block on No. 2 reef in now opened, ready for sloping. There has been no breaking down during tho past week. As soon as the leading slope is sufficiently advanced sloping will commence. The crashing of less than 20 tons of quartz—nd 1901bs, picked stone has given the htKd fome yield of 189 ounces letorted gold, which lost two ouncei in the melting.

Matawai.—Vaughan and Vizard, after waiting a long time for the completion of the battery here, crushed their trial lot of ituff, patting forty-three tons through for a yield of 99 ounces. The picked stouo from this lot was p.eviously crushed, to provide funds for the prospectors, giving 63ozs. The actual result, therefore, from the first crushing, should be stated as being 1620zs - Home hTJLK—The manager reports good crushiDg stuff coming from the stopes. lbs main level is being carried ahead through somewhat broken country, but an the face Is now underneath the run of gold worked with such good results in the upper levels, he is confident of picking up some thing good before long. Blackhohs's.—Some good picked stone V?a» got during-the week, and excellent crushing stuff. TiKiufAN's Freehold. — The manager has a good paddock of stuff watting trans mission to the battery. Little .Nell, — The tributers have a paddock of about fifty tons, which will be forwarded at once to the Matawai battery for treatment, TOKATEA, No. 7.—The country in the banging. wall level is of the same promising character, the wall* being regular, and carrying a compact body of stone. Since Friday last a little gold has come to hand. In toe breaking down the quartz shot out to-day showing a slight improvement, a t present the stuff is poor, but from appear ances should improve with the advance of we level. Stope3: In the No. 7 level stopes the ground Is rather hard, and the leader at present small. Ho picked stone mb been met with, but the general stuff catties a fair show of gold. There is no taprovement in the stopes from No. 3 rise. "» leader is about 18 Inches thick and P«r, The No. 4 and 5 stopes, from JVo. 4 "iwe, show gold freely in the breaking ."Own. 25lbsofgood stone came.to hand on Saturday last; a tew pounds have been obtained since, but of medium quality wily. The s tope 3in tho eastern side are still in broken ground, and consequently toleader is split into four or five different branches and is not looking well. wibnters: Dick has obtained a patch in the old ground above the No. 2 level, ti e m« about 2001 be poor picked stones on n»nd, which he is going to put through the battery on Friday next. Battery : The battery will put through the picked stone, about 2001b?, and clear op to-morrow.— JOKN P. Hall. Uhioh Beach.—The low level from the Tanpye winze is in 38 feet. A fine lonking rawer has been cut, rnnning parallel with ™ Black reef, which latter appears to have »lining underlie, and will not be in hand «* a tew days. The new leader has a westerly dip, and looks well for gold. VSITED.—The shareholders of this mine J* B, proaecnting the work of opening up Jieir ground from the Union Bsach low • level.

, W»W Cokbv.—Tho tramways are now i IH good order, cages fixed, trucks ou the Pound, the coal-shed is up, and all the sntface works is completed. Some ad ditional delay has been caased by the trans- Brrmg of the contract to drive from the Man, a work which had to be started about * Week ago, but will, under any ciicum stances, be commenced on Monday. oQdthKapanqa. -This party ore going ~ «"* ten or fjfteen feet on their roei, and '7 drive on it. tcOf,DEN Belt.-Men are engaged bag s'll!; quartz for transmission to tbe iimily lattery. QOLBitN Butterfly.—Kidd and party W crushing at the Kmily. .'. . I*™*.-This mine is looking well-in all PHt there is nothing new 'o report.

INTERPROVICIAL CRICKET MATCH.

Taranaki v. Auckland.

A two-days' match between the Taranaki

team asd a second eleven of Auckland was commenced on the Domain Ground shortly after noon to-day. Only eight of the local men put ia an appearance, Gleeson being unwell, and MacCormick ami Bliir being detained in town by business engagements. Taranaki wou the to^s, aud decided to go in first. Mumford, tbo Auckland captain, fleldcd out Robinson and Abel in the hope that the missing men would soon put in an appearance. King took the wickcte, Isaac was placed at lung-stop, and Mcldrnm and G, Liinkham wi ut on as howlerj. Purring ton and Beresford represented Taranaki at the wickets, and the ball was opcued with two maideua from each end, Beresford got a two ana a single from a counle of line log-hits in Meldruin's next two over.*, while Parrington added three moro by a good on-drive ia the following over. Lankham having bowled four sucoeasiva maidens', was put into deep iiold by Par rington for two. The bowler revenged bim solf by takiDg Parrington's ofl'-.stump with hia next ball. One wicket was thus down for eight inns, Farrington's score standing at five. Cunningham went ia, and Bcres lord got a siugle in Moldrnm'a next over, following it up by putting Lankham well to leg for one, and bringing 10 up on the tele graph, iMeldrum, bowling more off tho wicket than he is accustomed to do, Bent along his third maiden, while Lankham's next over added two to Cunningham's credit from a leg-bit. Meldrum, improving gradually, bowled another maiden, and, Cunningham again spoiled Laukhum's orcr, putting the fourth ball well into deop field tor three. The first two of Moldrum's next over were cut for single?, and then King, who had been wicket-keeping very smartly, distinguished himself. Cunningham stepped out to a short pitcbed-ono from Mel drum, and King quickly removed iiia bails, but appealed unsuccessfully. Cunningham agaiu stepped out to the ■ nest, the bails were off in the twinkling of an eye, and the batsman was given "out."— 2—5—17. Folcy filled the vacancy, and tho three necessary to bring up the 20 on the telegraph, were made off Lankham'a next over. Foley cut Meldrum very bard, and Keid fielded so smartly, that Beresford narrowly escaped being run out, in trying to get a single. Foley was batting remarkably well, when ho was splendidly caught at the wickets by King off Lankham. The catch was made just above the ground. There were now three tickets down for 22, Poley having made 3. Vead succeeded him, and having assisted Berestord to run two for a nicely-played ono from Meldrum, opened hi* onn account by putting Lankham well to the boundary at square leg. Good fielding, and a smart return by Milts, confined the runs to one. Scoring now becamo Blow, and several maidens followed each other in succession. Both batsmen then began to evince a deposition to hit the bowling away to square-leg, and the indul genco iv this practice soon brought the score up to 30. The batsmen then appearo 1 to relax tbeir efforts again, a number of maidembeiog bowled. Meldrum bowled a very 'wide," and an adjournment was made for lunch, the score standing at 32 for three wickets.

Play w»s resumed at 2 o'clock, when McOormick was present, taking noblnsou's place in the field. After bowliug a couple of maidens, Meldrum was punished by both batsmen, two threes being scored in one over. Whiteside, theiefore, relieved him, nnd his second ball broke the stand. He ml played it, but carelessly allowed the ball to roll into his wicket after it had been stopped by the bat. Four wickets were thu9 down for 43 runs, Bead having contributed 9. Coutts joioed Beresford, and play became very slow aga?n, iully a , quarter of an hour elapsing befoe 50 appeared. The half century was reached by a good leg hit by Beresford cffLankham for three. White-side's bowling was now punished somewhat; both batsmen catting him smartly, He changed ends with Lankham, but runs still came slowly. In lankham's third over for this end, he got a chance from Beresforl oil' his own bowling1, but missed it. Whiteside's next over was badly punished, and 6'o appeared on the telegraph. Milis relieved Whiteside, aud Coutts played tbe third back into the bowler's hands—s —12—6 S. Eiddiford went in, but allowed a short pitched one from Mills to cannon trom his shoulder on the wicket—6—0—6S. G. Bayley went in, and Meldrum soon afterwards relieved Lankbnm.

Tar miaxi—First lavmas. FaningtOD, bLankbam.. i. .. 5 Bereafori. nttou. 85 Umiiilniifaam, Bt King, b Moldrum .J 6 Foloy, cKik t> i,ankharu .. ..3 Read, b Whiteslde 9 Coutts, o and b Ml<l3 m •• ..12 Riddiford, b Mills 0 G. Bay ley, c Reid, b Meldrum .. 7 Extras - .. .. •■ ■• * Total for 7 wickets 81

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The ordinary meeting of this Board was held this afternoon in the offices, Wyndham-street. Present: Messrs Moat, (Chairman), Prime, Dargaville, Moss, Luke, Hobbs, and Laiahley.—The minutes of the previous meeting having been read and confirmed, the following buainoes was co sidered :—

TemDEßS.—The following tenders were received for the erection of a teacher's house at Opotiki: -K. F. Abbott (Opotiki), £520; D, Lundon, £520; George Hatcher, £523; A. J. fiaszard, £534; Mannix Bros,, £539; J. Cornwall, £549; Smith and Rowe, £576; James Fuuey, £585.—0 n the mntion of Mr Laishley, seconded by Mr Dargaville, Mr Abbott's tender was ac cepted. For school building at Paparata : A, J. Baszard, £268; Roke and Comney, £269; Keyes Bros, £320.—The lowest tender was accepted. Retiehmkht of Me Peime.—Mr Luke said be bad a motion to propose which be was sure every member ot the Board would sympathise with and support. Be regretted to state that Mr F. L. Prime had made np his mind to retire from the Board after nine years' action and valuable ser vice. He would therefore move that a hearty vote of thanks be given to Mr Fame for hifl valuable services, both on the Board and the Executive.—Mr Dargaville coinj cided with the woids of the mover, and seconded the motion. — Every member of the Board spoke as to the regularity and assistance which Mr Prime bad invariably given to the Board on all occasions. Mr Prime replied, and the motion was unanimously carried. Mangake Election.—a letter was re ceived from this district to the effect that Mr Gooseman's protest was not raised until after the election. The election was de clared void, and another election of School Committee to be held at an early date. Applications, Auckland Cut.—a letter was received from the committee re-ascertaining the number of non-atten. ding children at city schools and tha expense.—Mr Laishley moved, and Mr Luke seconded, "That the Commit co be informed that no reflection was intended by the Board upon the committee by the motion carried at last meeting."—Carried. A LEXANDEA.—Application for grant for painting school-house.—Referred to Execu tive Committee. abATAPTJ. — Application for repairing dwelling and fencing ground at a cost of £7 10s.—Granted. flAurAPU.—Teachers dwelling required. Mr AUwright to inspect and report. HOTEO WOETH,—£I2 for repairs.- Gran» ted. HowiCK.—Site 'for house for teachers dwelling. Mr. John Smith offered an eligible site tor £350. After some remarks, it was resolved that Mr A llwright be desi red to report on the matter of a suitable si'e. Kaeo (Teaciieb's DwELLiHa). —Mr Goldie intimated his intention of visiting this district in the course of next week, and would report at next meeting. KAITAI*.—it was resolved, in reply to an application, that the school be closed for a time. KaWAKAwA.— Application for an extra allowance of £5 for local uses.~Mr Hobbs thought it might be granted.-Finally, it was deferied for consideration at. next meeting. LUCAS Ceeek.—£6 required for improv ing play-ground, purchasiiig grass-seed, trees, &c. Mr Dargaville said he was not disposed to goto any extra expense, as only 13 children were in attendance, and where, possibly, it was for the bonefit of the settlers: A further sum was also solicited for school repairs.—Mr, Goldie moved, " That £3 be granted for trees."—Mr Hobbs said, on condition that the trees were pro tected by a double face. - Carried, "MAtakohk —Shed required as a shelter for children on' wet days, apd other pur poses, cost £21. Tho Board sanctioned the erectitn of tbe. ehed out of the school funds. Several similar applications from Monnt Hobson, Opaheke, Tauranga, and To Kopuru, were deferred.

Mr Daroavillk's M otioh.— M r Darga villeproposed- "That Messrs Moss, Goldie, ■ and the mover prepare standing orders for j the guidance of the Boaid, and submit the I same for nppoval."—Carried. Mr Martin's Removal. —Tho motion oa Mr Martin's leinoval from Graf ton Road to some other district was then considered. —It was stated that Mr Martin had been a head teacher for ten or twelve years. Complaints had been made of tho low state of the school.—Mr Moss ' s%id Mr Martin had been long connected with Ihe Board, both in Auck land and Coromandel, and now he is to be punished —Thoieport ot the s ato of tho school was read, showing that the scholars w^re very inaccurate in their aiitbmetic and other brauches of Education, Mr Mo-s thoughtth« intended punishment was out of proportion to tho alleged offence Mr Goldie said similar complaints wore made of other schools. Mr Hobbs rcfened to a letter from tho com mittee sngße ting the desirability of removing Mr Maitin from the Grafton Koad School. Finally the former resolu tion was rescinded, and it was agreed that Mr Martin be removed from the Grufton Koad, to some other EChool. Girls' High School. — The revised prospec'.us of the Girls' High School was re ceived und laid on tho table. Appointmknts.- S vcral appointments of teachers wcro approved. Payments. — The current accounts wero passed. 'Ibis was all the business,

SUPREME COURT.-This Day.

(Before His Honor Mr Justice Gillies.)

IN CHAMBERS.

Prohatk and Administration.—Pro bate was granted in re Yyilliam Corboy, Joseph Hardy Jefferson, William Vulontioo Powell, iticbard Hudsou, Kobert Linnell, Robert Cornish, CharUs Eyro, Oliver Sidney Ellis, Janet Bruce, Androw Brooke*, Joseph Wech (deceased), and letters of administration were ordered to issue in re Sidmy George Saw kins, Thomas Brimner, William Creo Whitfield, and Sarah Wood (deceased). The motion for administration re William Loary (deceased) was ref used, as there was nothing; to ad minister. The order for letters of adminis tration in re J. H. Beale (deceased) was re newed.

LAisnLEY V. MOBIN.—In this case leavo was given to enter up judgment in default of plea. Davis and Othess v. Stainks.—Mr Biookfiold moved that defendant should bo ordered to pay the money into Court, being assets retained by him as executor. No order was made, the costs to be costs of tho case. It was ordered, however, on Mr Brookfield's motion, that a commission should issue to take evidence of witnesses, out of juriadic tion, returnable within six months. adjudication. -On the motion of Mr Brassey, Hdwin Binney was adjudicated a bankrupt, and he was ordered to appear on the second April for examination. KowlaND V. SMI in.—Mr Tola moved that defendant be ordered to amend hor counter claim,—An order waa made upon the defendant for tha dates under para graphs 2 and 3 of counter claim. GoONAN V. QuinlAn.—Mr E. Hesketh moved for leave to be given tbe defendant to file a statement of defence and de fend tho action.—lt was decided to grant leave upon the defendant giving security for the amount claimed, defence to be filed within seven days', and to be tried at Court sittings in Juno; or, without security, going to trial in April, witness filing dc» fence in three days.

IN BANCO.

Walton v. Auckland Timber Co.— Tnis was a demurrer to a declaration seeking specific performance of an agreement to purchase certain lands, tho price of which amouutod to £16,000. Mr Thoo. Cooper for the defendant.", in support of tbo de murrer. Mr K. Hesketh for tho plaintiff, in support of the declaration. Tho argu ment, which was entirely technical, was based on tho validity of tho ogrecmont in connection with the Statute of Frauds. — His Honor reserved judgment. Brooking v. Smith.—appeal.—This was an appeal from a decision of Mr Macdonald, K.M., on the validity of a license to sell liquor at Buckland's saleyard granted by tho Eernuera Licensing Bench, Mr X Hesketh appeared in support of tbo license of tbc appeal, and Mr Theo, Cooper appeared in support of the Magistrate's decision for the respondent His Hoiior ruled that the license wae ultra vires, and that the defendant Smith was properly con victed. The word " fair "in the section of the Licensing act under which the licene was issued meant a place of public amuse ment, aud not an auction sale. Tho appeal was dismissed with costs,

THE ALLEGED RAILWAY DIS HONESTY.

(To the Editor.)

Sib,-Asa fellow paes ngor o£ "Travolhr'a" on Monday morning last, by tho Kalpara train, I o&nnot allow his vindicative uiuck In your columns, upon Guard Burns, to pass without a word on bolmlf of a p ilnatukinuoifiolal who, by the rales ot the service, la forbidden to tako p »ri In 8 rowapapor controversy. " Tiavollor,' who, under oover o( tola non do plume, aoooaoa Guard Burns of being a dishonest swindler, as If It wora . poiaible to be an honest swindler, should know that by Hallway Hy law No. i he la not permitted to enter a o«rrlugo at a booking station without a tloftt-1, and Wb sialemant ibat bo wai unable to procure one (or Henderson is scarcely corroor, for others obtained theirs, He should also renvmbor that having entered the oarrlago without bla ticket ho was told by the yard lore man to get his ticket at ihe window, and having failed to oomply with this request (probaoly because he was afraid of losing his aeat). he should also know that by by-iaw No. 9 »ho guard waa compelled to levy a fine of ono ehilllßg. This Is always dons in similar oases, and U no "dishonest swindle" on tho part ot tha guard. Tho guard again was simply performing his duty bj aoquantlng station-master Lock, at NowmarKet, that theeo paiaeDgers had travelled from Auckland with out tloteta, and had refuted to pay him, wlun they applied at that station for tlokots from Newmarket. I hare been a constant traveller on the Eaipua Railway since Icb ootutng, and have always found Mr Burns a civil, obliging fellow, oompatabls with the fulfilment ot hla duties. He aid not, however, allow the railway regulations to be transgressed, and lor this he ia accused of being "impertinent," "bounoe able," and the perpetrator of a "dishonest swindle." There Is one thing I noticed oa tho passage that morning, on atrltal at Hendenop. nut ot the forty passengers whioh are rev ported to have alighted there, only five ■cavo np tho'r t'okets to the guard; the rtst "sloped" whilet the guard waa on gugea shunting for trie down tralu to pass Aa "Traveller" conooala hla identity for the pur pose of making a virolont attack upon a railway ofSoial, I o&nnot, ot oourae, say whether be was one ot the ' alODors " but I do not boliovo hia assertion that ''he la only one out of hundreds who have been likewise swindled, and have quietly paid rather than have any bother," seeing that he la making all the bother, and libelling a man who probably la as respectable a member of the commnulty aa himself.—lam, &"., K. HaDBHL.

Eight charges ot larcony against Alfred Smith are set down for hearing at the Police Court to-morrow. The alleged thefts in clude a Bible and hymn book from the V.M.C.A. building, and other articles of a varied character. A man named James Gamble was arr. sted this afternoon on a charge of wilfully assaulting his wife, Emily Ada. The case will be heard at the Police Comt to morrow. The poverty of the working classes in England and the causes of its existence have lately been discussed in the columns of the " Times." Two very diverse views of the question were taken by Mr Hoyle and Mr Potter, the two chief disputants, The former maintains that the chief factors in producing the indigence and distress of the working population are intemperance and improvi dence, while the latter asserts that the' low rate of wages is to blame. In sup port of this view Mr Hoyle adduces tho tacts that the wages of working men are now from 50 to 80 per cent higher than thejr were 50 years ago, while the cost of living has remained stationary. Dur ing this period the average amount spent in the purchase of intoxicating liquors has increased from £2 13s to £4 3s per head of the population, while the losses and burdens to the country from the effects of drink have increasod in similar proportion, Taking the average rate of wages at 30s per week, Mr Hoylo traces the career of threo typical workmen. One. ot these saves one-third of his earnings, another lives up to his income, while the third dissipates and gets into debt and had health. At the end ot 20 years the first workman's savings, with accrued interest, will amount to nearly £1000, and he is thus in a position to be himself an employer of labour. The second workman is exactly in the same position as he was 20 years before, that is if he has not been afflicted by sickness; while the third has gained nothing, but a broken cons'itutioo, confirmed habits of intemperance, and the prospect of ending his days in the workhouse. '1 hese examples, Mr Hoylo affirms, are drawn from real life, and are fair types of the working men of England. On the other hand, Mr Potter contends that drink has very little to do with the poverty of the working classes, which is due to the inadequacy of the wages they receive, that it is impossible for an artizan to save anything out of an income of 30s a week, and that tho only remedy is i a general increase of wages, ' '

AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL COMPANY.

_— _ TllK first annual meeting of the above company took place this afternoon, Mr G. W. Owen, chairman of disectors, presiding. There were eleven share holders representing nearly two-thirds of the total number of shares.—The Chair man read tbe report and balance-sheet, from which it appeared that the profits for the year amounted to £1500 2s Id, boing at the rate of IGJ per cent upon the paid-up capital. The directors, therefore, recom niondod payment of a dividend of 8 per cent, the balance to be carried to the new Profit and Loss Account. The report furiher Btated that during his recent visit Home Mr Owen had made diligent enquiry for information that would be use ful to them in executing their projected mill, He had brought plans and specifications Which were now on view. The directors were making enquirica in this matter.—Mr 1). H. McKenzie moved the adoption of tho report and balance. In doing so, he said that a very satisfactory measure of success had been achieved when the keen ness of competition was considered. The first year \>t a company's opera tions was always the one of greatest expenditure, for expenses had then to be borne which did not recur aga:n, and he had no doubt, therefore, that next year the directors would be able to show a still rrore satisfactory balance-sheet and a gieater amount of profit.— Tho motion waß seconded hy Mr L. J. Bag nail and adopted. The retiring directors, Messrs N. G. Payne and Jas. Wallace, were re-elected, and Messrs Geo.|Fra*er and Way mouth wero re-appointed auditors. On tbe motion of Mr A, Heather, seconded by (Mr McGowon, a vote of thanks was passed to the directors for their services daring the past year, and with tho passing of a similar compliment to tho chairman, the meeting terminated;

CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

The following is the calendar of prisoners for trial at the Supronie Court, Auckland, commencing on Monday next, the 2nd of April:—Charles Werner, Gorman, baker, single, horse-stealing; second charge a'gairjst same prisoner tor larceny; JNicholas ftanreli, rape; Hie, NewZealnndor, labourer, single, assault with intent to commit rape; Peuuka Ra Wbakatutu, JVew Zealaudor, per jury; Henry Whittakor Duval, English, diaftsman, single, larceny aa a bai lee ; Thoma9 Qathorcole, cattle-stealing; Kdwia Barnes Walker, Tborntou Walker, Charles Walker, Goorge Gear, John Tyson, Edward Tripp, Manfred Scot*, William Henry Grace, Ihomas Jouca, John Grico, Frederick Hoff, -William Bowman, James Riley, George Rigg, Charlea Donton, John Cale, Kichurd Mitchell, Robert Murdock, and James Turnbull, charged with forcible ejectment at Cambridge. In addition to those, Mahuki and his 22 followers will be arraigned for assault and robbery with vio lence. All the Kuropeans can read and wiit*. The calendar this time is a light one.

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' At the Poiice Courc to-morrow a China man named How Ching will he charged »«p maliciously wounding a cow, the pro petty of Henry Maunsell, at Arch Hil', on l/annaty laat. ; '



Fereona'. rpIIB Person who took a Lady's Jacket .L from the Loroe-Btroet Hall on Monday sight lost, will please return the same to Star Olllco. It will save farther trouble by so doing, and they can have their own Jacket in return, or Tuesday— W.M, will be JO wore again this evening at hall-past sevon. Bopncoma'. WANTED, CHAKLKS N. CAMPBELL, Native of Inverness. Ucot'and, Brother of EoDnoth I'.obert Campbell, to osll at K. Honrj'a Heglstrjr oillco. News from yonr Brothen Funeral Notices. AnjK District Chambers, A>Sr Oddfellow's Hall, rfliQjp^JP Cook-fltroat, Auokland. t«rsrW*»C| 1 /OFFICERS and Members of P'fy'jSHtwP " tno OtAot arorespectfully iSgMfEM roquoatod to Meet at the DIs iFS*SK&/fiE»* I trlot Chambers TO-MORROW WtJpSlH^' (Saturday), at 12 o'olock Noon, Pgjßt[vitP«Ct'i to attond the Funorul of lato ailiiwifimn Brother Dunnott, of tho Inver cargiUDiatrict. j(jgEpH 30th Jlarcb, ISS3. District Grand Master. : Educational. ADIES' SBMINrfBY, Leicester Villa, Colloßo Rniid, PonßOaby. Prlnoloal—lilis Yallo. Hcnolaetto dntloa begin April Sad. Clr oulora on appHoatlon. LADIES -not at tending tchool may join Miss Vail-'fl Uisos for Patntlnir. Urswlnff, Etohlng, Paintldß on Satin and Terrs Gotta. PO>SONBY DANCING CLASSBS.- Jnvenllo and Adult Olmsbs moot nest ■weolc.—l'artioulara on application to Alias Ta Ib. College ltoad. Ironmoogersr. ? * IyiNGATiS, OUKNB, & riOMPY., GENERAL IRONMOKGEKS. Temporary promises—Fobt-st., Auckland. Builders' Ironmongery Cabinetmakers' ditto Carriage Bnilders' ditto Carpenters' Tools American Hardware Paints, Oils, and Colours Cooking Ranges Keglster Stoves, LOW PRICKS. INSPECTION OF STOCK INVITED. <;■"■• Country Ordera executed with care and promp titude. Oabmotinalcera. JAMES It EI D AND SO«, Beg to call the attontlon and careful considers, ,tion of those about to Furnish to the Very Favourable Phioeb of ALL KINDS OF FURNITUKE. Having introdnood Stoam Power, thoy are pro parod to supply all work Cheaper than any: other house in town. JAMES REID & SON, Furniture Emporium, H OBSON-BTREET (2nd Shop from Viotorlast C 1 L I T T L ' CABINETMAKBB, UPHOLBTBBBR AND UNDERTAKER (UlB OF VICTORIA STREET), Informs hla oostomera and the general pabllo



that be has REMOVED to more suitable and commodious premises In HOBSGN-STRSET; ~..v j Thlra Shop from Oook alreet (woßt side). T. & B. Cook c, 44 and 46, Victoria-street, Beg to draw tho attention of Ladles and Gontlo raon i arnlshinß to thoir '/) i*. i LARGE AND WELL-ASSOUTED STOCK or TpUR^ITURE, comprising Drawlnß and Dining-room Suites, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, wardrobes with 83 panels. Sideboard?, Chcffonlors, Hall Tables and Hatetands, Office Tables, Chimney and Toilet Glasses, Dining Tables, Cane Chairs in groat variety. Toiletware, Drawers, Wash at; ds, &oi, &o.' ::.: , j■■ :/'■'• ■■■■';•■..■><',/! ; /CARPETS, -.W- '■ if r« inclndlnK Brnsaels-Tapestry',' Kidderminster, and Felt Carpets, iaearthrngs, Coir and China Mattings, Stair Carpets, Linoleum, Floorcloth, Door Mata Wool Mate, Bed-rcom Rugs, Sec ■DEDDINQ of all kinds and of the best quality. Hair, Wool, Flook, Cocoa Fibre, and Flax Mattresseß, Spring Mattresses, including the Paten Wire wove Mattress :Fftather Boda, Bolsters, and Pillows; Kapok Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, and Pal asses. T. & H. COOKE, 41 AND ii, VICTORIA-STREKT. IFactory, Elliott-street.] MOSQUITOES! MOSQUITOtB ! ÜbE SHARLANU'S KOaHA. A Fragrant Herbal Prevootlve. ; Prie», One Bhilllse and Sixpanra a Bottle. BHARLAND ft CO., opposite Poat-offlco.



\ Wanted, UXT ANTED, two Boys for the country, *» ago 10 to 12.-Be ut tttla ofllco 10 o.m. tomorrow. . WA N I'ED, an Assistant to the Drapery Bosinosa.—Apply to Munro & MilUgan, Hobßon-street, on Monday morning, between 9 and 10 o'clock. WANTKD, an experienced collector; liberal wages and commission.—Apply on Monday morning, between 9 and 10 o'clock, to Munro & MllUgan, Hobson-atreet. WaNI>D, a respectable Nursegirl.— Apply at once to Mrs T. J. Philipß, i Karangahapo Road, Nowton. WANTED, a Youth to open oysters; must understand tho work* Good wages.—Apply City Buffet. WANTED, two respectable Tradesmen as Boarders; comfortable homo, li olndlng planee nni Bhower baths; terma mode rate—Apply to J Cameron, bcotla Place, Upper Qnoon-atreet. WANTED, a thorough General Ser vant. — Apply to Mra Maonlco', St. Jamob'i) Manae. References necanßary. W ""ANTED, a Housemaid. -Apply Mrs H. P. Barber, Yoi-k-street, Parnell. VA ANTBD, a young Man (single) to T* make himself generally uaofcl; must bo able to milk.—Apply to H. P. Barbor, I'ort- Btreet. WANTED, a young Man for the Tin smith's Shop, to work pross. Constant employment,—Fisher and Co. (Ltd.) ANTED, General Servant (Pro", tostant).—Mra 15. J. Cox, Plcton-street, Ponsonby. \.y ANTED, a steady Man used to V V timber carting.—Apply to Mr U. Boa Onehnnga. WANTED, a General Servant,—Apply personally at Mra Clarke's, St. Holler's. WANTilD,anintelligent and thoroughly respectablo Lad.—Apply Partlngton and Kinsey, Photographers, Grey-stroot. ANTEb7a~Geheral Servant.—Apply to Mrs Kenny, Post Olllco, Nowtou. \VTANTED, a Good General Sevant. » » No washing.—Apply at the Grange, Ponaonby, or to W. U. Denneg, Queon-streei. \arANTED, urgently, Chambermaids, T T Cook, Cooka and Lauadrosaes, General! mill Young Girls, famillts and hotels.—Mlß Whltoomhes KeKlatry, noit Market. WANTED, a Strong Lad for delivering paroßls—Apply to Barllok and Gran wall, Qnenn-Htreet, VV ANTED, a steady industrious Man V T lor general farm work; must be able to mtllr.—J. H. Mandono, Te Awamntn, Wslfcato. WANTED, Machinists and A pprentices. —Apply J. Tattersall, Boot Uppor Manufactory, 312, Quoen-streot. 'ANTrtD, a respp.ctablo Boy as ap prentice-Apply AY. 3. Jones, Saddler. WANTED, useful Boys to Operate __ Auokland Tlmbor Co. ANTHD,aTunior AssistanT"toll7o Drapery; also, a Lad with one or two years' oxpenenoo,—State oxparlonco and salary expected^ to Drapor, Stab olllco. WANTED, a respectable Yonth to drive a baker's cart,—Apply \V. H. Philip, Viotoria-straot West. WANTED, Two experienced Collectors, w»gos £3 per week aud CO omission..-. Apply to Munro and MUllgan on Saturday, bo tween 9 and 10 o'olook. \\7 ANTED, a General Servant.—Apply t T at WjßituA Honaa. Kdtn Crescent. IS/'ANIED, a Middle-aged Woman as V T general servant; also Nuraegir! for the oountry.-Apply Mrs T. W. Urown, top Grafton Koad. «A/ ANTaD, Two (Jood Drivois.—Apply V~ at onco, G. Wilson, NeUon-Btreot. i*' ANTED, a Steady Man tolnUk, X" « drive, and do pUln gardenlng.-Apply »fter 2on Friday nnd before loa Saturday, to Mr Bull, near emlth'd Omnibus offloe, Mount Kdon, WANTED, a respectable Boy.—Apply to M. McDormott, Tinsmith, Viotoria atroot East. VvT ANTED, a good Cook; also a Girl as • under - housemaid, and to assist in tho kitchen: also Two good Gonoral Servants. -Apply Mrs Jack, Servants' Kcglßtry Office, Mount Kden Road. \\r ANTED, a smart Boy for tho shop.- V T Apply R. atrong, Parnell. WANTED, a Boy.-Apply W. Coch rano, Richmond House, Ponsonby, \*/ ANTED, a General Servant; also, a " * Nnrsomaid; references indlsponsiblo.— MreLtonol PhJlHpjJi^oltogoHill. v v ANTED, a good Gonoral Servant.— Apply Suffolk Hotel. \\J A»ITED, a Thorough General ▼ ' Hervnrt: no washlng.-ADply at Mra wnionghbf's, 'Ihe Nook," Upper ttyinondii itroat. \\l ANTED, a respectablo Voulh, about • » 17 or '8 wltn a knowledno ut iho irooery bns'nfS).-Apply Mr John Sarla, Toa Uroßcr, H gn-ctreet. V*/ANTED, a respectable Little Girl as »» Nursemaid, also* Yountt «lrl toaselet with bonne work—Mr* Butt, Logan Uniiit, Jiuinyn-stroot. tjk! ANTED, a Third-hand Baker.— ™ * Apply Nowton Bakory. WANTMD TO LET, in Hobson-streot, an Unfurnished Room with flre place und gaa laid on.—Apply Star Offlco for address. VvANTED-Go and Sco the Ladies' V V Rlasilotido Imitation Kid Boots. lor3i 3\ at Dampler'e Boot Bhop Vlotorla-sireat. ANTED SEEN, tho Ladies' Mouse lioit*. 2a 6t and 3«; Ladles' Bllprors, U ; ai d tho Ladles' high-heel Rvenlns Shoeß, 3s id, i>t Dampioi's Boot Bhop, Victoria etreer. WANTED "KNOWN, Mrs WMtcombo can reoommand Fevcal good Bonrdlng. tionnes In sny locality. —Next Market, Wellesloy itreoteatianoe, WANTED KN OWN, that lam recelv- Inn weekly ahipmenta of Canterbury Potatoes, Kidneys, and Derwlns, bast quality, warranted to rlvo satisfaction, aampio and price on application to K. O. Davles, Nathan's Bom). Ctutornhpasa-sTaet. ANTED, by Two Young Practical Farmorß, Just arrived. Work on a b'tt'm; willing to turn their hand to anything; moderate wages noooptod. — Apply to K.G,, Sovernor Brown Hotel, Anokland. t\/ ANTED, 2 or 3 Boatden (terms 17s V* per week, washing lnoladed).—Apjlr W. Hafld. Cheap Frnlt Depot, Yiotorla-stroet. \»;ANTSD, by a Visitor, for a few VT month*, a Mooly.furniehed Cottage of ibont fonr roomo. In a quiet posnion. within a (aw mlnutos walk of the Park.—Apply, stating looallty arid termi;, to " YlBltor," Star Offloe. \\7 A~TED KNOWN-Button Hook-, » T 2d each; Long Loathor Boot Laces, id tho pair, or 9d the doaen pairs—at Oasnpjo^'a Boot Sh.op, Tiotor{a-atrßet. WANTED KNOWN, that onr Mantles.. UJstera. Dress Goods, and Millinery, tor the Autumn and Winter Seasons, c*e wonder tnlly ohoap,-J, P, Brown, Parnoll. \\T ANTED SEEN, tho Men's Buff V » Blippere. for Is; and the cheap lot rt Uaa't Boots at JJamptur'o Boot Bhop, Vioiorla itieat. \%j ANTED KSOvyN, that Trades *» men's Acoonnta and lionta are Co* leoted; abo, gonoral Commlfslon Anenoy done promptly, by Alfred Cox, ARont. 177. Qu-en itreei. oppo»)te T. fc 8. Morrln & Company, WANTED KNOWN — That Tester K&r angahapa Road, will oontinne to Bell Drapery at cost prloe for a fortnight longer, WANTED Known—and well known,— Mosloy's Hosiery, Brettle's Hosiory, Lolceator Hosiory, at Robson's Molbourne Houao, Pon3onby. WANTKD,— Hosiery I Uoaieryl — Men's, Women's, Boys', Girls', and Children's, juat oponod at Robson's Molbourno Houso. Ponsonby. WANTED S4EN, the Ladies' Bigh hct 1 Prunella Boots from 5a Gil; and tho cliif p lot Ot lufantf.' Jiootn nnd Shoes, at D-impler'H Boot Shop, Victoria street. &a/ ANTED Tv SKLL, good Six ft roomed House and largo Allotment, cheap (with good view.—Georgo Sage, Olipnant stroet, Ponsonby, \\T ANTHD, Property-holders to place in V » my bands any Pronortlesthey may have to dispose of, either for Sale or to L>et. Numerous applications for Cottages and Houses from i to 1 rooms. No sale no oharge.—Alfred Cox. 177. Qaeen^treet, opposite f. fip a. Morrln nnd Compmr, Wanted Known, that at j. g, Brown's, ParneU, yon Can bny Drapery at lower prices than in Quron-street. —Tho Cheap Drapery Establishment, Parnell. W, ANTED KNOWN—If you want to Vt tee the latest Fashion (Autumn and Winter, 1883), have a glance at Munro and Milllaan's Tailoring Window, In HobßOn-atroet. ANTED KNOWN, at Dampier's Boot Shop, "Icitorla-street, you can (tot La' les' real Uiastio side Kid Boots with taaselr, for 5s 6d. Be in tlnia j WANTED.—The beat stock af Winter W Hosory in Ponaonby is to bo found at Robson's Melbourne Houso. Como and sco them^ ANTED KNOWN—it cannot bo too widely known-that Charles Keleoy and Co. k»ep no imitation Bilver Jewelry what over the whole of tbolr larae »nd obolce assort ment being Keal Bilver, which they gn&rantep.- Charles Kelsey and Co.. two ooow below Morrln'a Ironmongere. -A/'AN'tKD. — Wanted to Sell, very W oheop. 1 ton of Qulnoeg, 21 lb 7 lbs tor la: Large Cooking Apple?, s.bs for la: Lot of Old Cheese. Id lb, 41bs for Is; Onions, 9d In, Vlbs for Is ■ Qlafß Cuetard Cups, only Btl i about 400 Hneraved Qla'B Jhbs. will bo soldat coat prloe to clear them out, only 6d eaoh; Wine aiaaaea, liSddOZ' BBffCupß.ilaßddcz; Lot o Plotnreß, Bd and 6d each; 800 boxea Pena, 6d box. iaji doz ■ Penholder?, la fld groan. 2 (troas 7a 6d. got Two Woaka oiny.-H. Watts, Pittßtreet. Ist March. TaTANTED KNOWN—Charles Kelsey and Co. have juat received. In newest des'sna, acnoico Besortmentof Silver Jewellery* all Guaranteed. They keep no Imitation Silver. -Charles Kohoy and Co., two' doora below Morrln'a. Ironroongera. »a./ ANTED KNoW^—Gardner's Cele vl brated Blood Mixture, price 3a per bottle. Xhla medmine la the bBBt and most effectual remedy for all skin diseases and lm puiitlea'of the blood, espeolaily P'mples on the faoe, sorofuloua sores, glandniar swelUnits, &o. —Prepared at North Shore Pharmaoy, Devon poet. May aleo be obtained from Mr J. A. Has' lett, 181, Queon-Btroat.



j Wanted- WAKTED, a smart Boy for the pantry. —Apply Robaon'a Commercial Dining Rooms, over Rattray's, Queen-street. WANTED, an Errasd Boy.-Apply this offloa. WANTED, a Housemaid and to assist In the washing.—Mra Alfred leaacs, j Malrose Hall. Remnera. WANTJSD, a Draper's Accountant who can value a stock and balance its ac oounte, bo as to iresent a oorreot balanoe-sheet, Applr to Wm. Mcaitlmr and Co, WANTED, at once, either to Kent or Pnrohase, a 3 or 4-roomed Oottag« with in IS minutes walk of Queen-street—Apply MR.. Btab. _ WANTED, a General Servant; references required. — Apply Mra J Williams, Wjndham&treet (opposite tho Btar OfflOB). WANTED, a Cook,-Apply Railway Termlana Hotel, dnort-street. \mi ANTED, two smart Lads at Gledhill's t V Cordial ffaotory, Wollß3ley-Btreet. WANTKO, a Boy willing to make him self generally useful on a farm.—Apply D. H. MoKonzlo. Fort-atreet. WANTED, a Situation as Bookkeeper (alngle or doublo entry) or as Cle k (In town or country), able to correspond In French or Gorman; 20 yearu'colonial experience; goad looi^reteronoeo.— Address JU if, star office. W^al>TKD, a Partnership iFa Building or Joinery Businoßß by a praotioal man who baa some oapltal.- Address " Dulldor." WANTKD, Hckle Bottles.-Bought in any quantity by the Auckland Fish 0"., 207, Queen-street W' ANTED, a few respectable Boarders in a private famlly.-Apply Mrs Ball, Hobaon-Bireet, two doora ttorn "Crowe's. Baker. \ft ANTED, by experienced Person, a .•I'., BKwrtlon as Housekeope'. - Apply "WmllyrSTta Office. \AI Af-TJED, by a Respectable Youth, a • ' Situation in an office or to mase ao oounts and assist in Btore. Referenoe if re qnirod.—*BO Poet-otfloe. ANTED KNuWN, that White and WatklnaoD, Tailors, Victoria -xttoet, have rooelved their shipment of Winter Goods, ex Brahmin. 1 hey requeue that these who have selected from patterns wlllltlndly call and gee the pleoos. AfITKD KHUYVfI— CJHKAP TIM. bbb t Ouoap Timbuii I And all other kinds of Hollaing Materials, oan be pvohaaed cheaper and better than anywhere elan at the Ywx&ofD.Hotniiß.AlboriHjiarout, There being op mauutootonr (or Joiners' Timber on the pre mises, the ooitotner has ao additional oppor tunity of getting superior timber. Wheelrlghte' Materials al wayß Id atook ALiDY of some experience wishes to obtain a Hltaation an iiotißoKtopor; would not objtot to take tha entire ohurgeof young nblidreo; roferenoes exchanged. — Address ". A W." Post Office Wellington. ("ILEKK.— Wanted, a Junior Clerk who > can write well and qulokly.—Apply to T.F., Cnlef Post Offlco, Auckland, by letter, written by app.loant. ulvinij toferenooa, and posted not later than 3rd pros. ■ I»U Fir. E WOOD CUTTEKB. -Wanted, I about 1800 Bhort Titreo Posts.—Apply to Mr Atklnßon. Gas Works. Man wanted for One Month to O aailet Btoremsn. -Apply at oooe, Mucky, Logan, Bteln ana do. - ■ i'O Grocers and Provision Merchants,— I Wanted, aaltuaiion aa Orooot's JBBiaUnt; 12 years' experience; good kioPledge or the trad» In all department).—Address JWT, Stab offloe, AnoUand. Meetings, BT. MATTHEW'S LITERARY SOf)IBTY.-A Publlo Meeting win bo held In St. Matthew's Hohool Hoom IHId |rrlda>) kvkninu, at 8 p.m., to Promote the Forma tion of an AneoolaUon, to oonaist more particu larly ot Young Men,'having »a Its objeot their mental Improvement ai>d reoreatloo. All are earneally lnvllod. and will be warmly wel- Oamed.—WM. Tn B Ba, Inoumbent. MOUNT ALBEKT PKESBYTERUN CHURCH.-A Meeting of persons inter ested in tlio formation of a Presbyterian Con trregation as above will bo held in Mount Albert HaU on tho Kvoning of FRIDAY first, tho 30th Instant, at 7.30 o'clock. G"YMNaSI(JM (JAHN OLUB, PABNKLL HALL), A General Meeting of tho Membirj of the above Club will bo hold in the Purnell Hall on WBDNKPDAY. iTH APRIL, AT 8 P.M. Business : Klootloa of officers, &&, for enduing year.. Membors aro requeeted to bo In attendance, and bring with them intending membors for ballot and onrolmout, D. S. GRE93ON, hod, Secretary. Goodson.s arcade. 88 83 00 OS GOOD SON'S. pOOD SON'S. OOD ~ SON'S. VJTOOD ~ SON'S. coco aim po OO Tho accident to our verandah has deprived us for tho tlmo bolnft of tho display In four of our windows, but tho Arcade stalls remain tho same, and, according to our usual custom, wo most cordially Invite inspec tion of our goods, purchase being made, and hopo our friends will not hceitato to look around within though doprived of tho usual facilities without, by tho serious accident we have sustained. LONDON LONDON ARCADE. ARCADE. o 88 a OOD SON'S OOD ~ SON'S MM OO S« Gazette In mnimiptcy. IN THE SUPRBME COURT OF I»EW ZEALAND. NOBTHKRK JODIOIAL DISTHICT, IN BANKRUPTCY. Id the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876," and tho several Amendment thereof, and of tha Bsnkruptoy of John Kkhp, a Debtor, Notloe ib hereby Riven, that at a first meeting of the Creditors of the Bald John Kemp, held on Friday, the 30th day of Maroh. 188', In the Supreme Cours Bulidinfß. Anokland, at the hour of eleven of tho o'clook In the forenoon, Arthur Danbebln Bennett, of the City oC Anok land, Certificated Aooountant In Bnnkrup'cy. was eleoted Creditors' Trustee of the property of the said John Kemp, and that the Bald Arthur Uunboblu flenDOtt has Intimated to the Regi strar lln writing hla acceptance of the said trsatod at" Anokland, this 30th day of Maroh, G. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. WitlUM Thoenk, Queen-Btreot and Vulcan liane, Aucsland, Folioitor for tho Debtrr. IN TBE SUPREME COURT OF NEW 55BSAI.AND. NORTHWBN DIBTBIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of <' The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876." and tbe Acts amending the tame, andof the Bankruptcy cf DaNIKL KUMBaL. of Wairoi Sou'h, In the ■'■ PiovlnolalDistriot of Auckland.Former, a Debtor. Notice Is horeby given that a sufflolant num. ber of Creditors of tho said Debtor not having attended the first meeting of Creditors appoin ted ta be held in the Supwmo Couithousa. in tho City of Auokland, on Wednesday, tho 23ih day of March, 1883. at 13 o'olook noon, or at the adjournment thereof, this day, at the same nlaoe and hour, the Registrar has. In pursnanoa Of the 16th POoilon Of "The Dohlora and Credi tors Aot. 1876 * unpointed Thomas Marffarlane, of the City of Auoklatd. a Cortlflo ted AocOun. tint in Banhrnoioy. to bo Credltora" Trust- c of the property oi the said Debtor, and tho t aid Thomas Macffirianp h»B algnlfted to the Regis trar. In writing, his aooeptance ot the Bald !9th day or Msrch, 1883. d. W. BASLKY, Deputy Beglstrar. Q. T. Kebtlbv. - Qneon-streot, Auokland, Debtor's Solicitor, IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY, In the matter of "The Debtors and Credi tors Apt, 1876," and the Acts amending the same, and of the Bankruptcy of Samuel Vivian, a Debtor. This is to notify that Samuel Vivian, of Vio toria Quadrant, Auckland, in the Provincial Distriotof Auckland, in Now Zealand Labourer, has this day filed a statement that he is unable to meet his engagements with his Creditors. Tho first meeting of Creditors to be held ot the Supreme Court-houße, Auckland, on THURS DAY , the fifth day of April, 1883, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon. Dated the3oth day ot »ffi™% m Deputy Registrar, l J. B. Graham. Solicitor, Auckland.



To LIBT,, rj"\O LET, Furnished Sittinß-room with 8. one or two Bedrooms (Board if required) in Upper Queen-Btreet, next Nowton East School. rU LET, in Vincent-street, Bedrooms and Sittlng-i'ootn, famished; use ot kltohen; gas ana watprlald on;private family. —Apply-TAB ofllog. rjnOLHT, in Uollingwood-street, 6-roomed I House, water and gas; 123 per week.— Apply W. Bacon. West-Btreet, Newton. , f j< iv LKT, at epsom, a comfortable Four- I a roomed House, with every convenience; I rent, 63 per week.—Apply Mrs Boyea, Epsom._ ff\O LKT, in Parnell, a Beautiful House I of 6 rooms, 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. Kent, 20s per week.—W. and J. Frater, Land Agents, Queen-street. rs* 0 LET, five-roomed House in Tnames. J street, Brighton. Oven, register grato, water, and every convenience.—Apply M. Mar riott, Grocer, Upper Parnell. rr\O L«T, those very desirable and cen- I trally situated Premises now in occupation of Messrs B. Gittos & Sons (who are removing opposite), Wyndham street, just at Junction of Queen-street.—Full particulars from D. F. Evans, Kstato Agent, Queen-street. fjO LET (Kemuera)— To Let, Dwelling I House and 6 Acres, Victoria Road, Romuora. next below residence of D. B. Crvdck- Bhank, Esq., and at present occupied by Mr Denis Kelly. The property is very pleasantly situated. House contains 6 rooma and out buildings.—D. F. Evans, Land Agent, Queen street. S" IK-ROOMED HOUSE and Bculler:rto Laton Mount RotklllRo&d, and tenaoies grassland; £68 yearly.- O. Wllllamßon. Estate Agent, Vulcan Lane. f COMFORTABLE BOUSIS of 6 rooms, " J In Pltt-Btroet, to be let. Gas laid on.— Apply to F. G. Ewlngton. lft/ «OUr«T ROH&ILL. KUAD. — JMew 1 * * Seven-roomed House, with large stone olotarn, and every coavenlnnoe,—Knaulre Poet offloe, Uouni Roshln Rosd. For Sale, FOX SALE, 3 Acres volcanic land (fenced), 5 minutes walk from EUoralio Station; largo frontage; good building site.— Apply R. H. Watt, Elleralio. FOR~SALE, a Four-roomed House and Two Allotments in the thrivlna 'i'owniihlp of Te Awamutu,—Apply to Kdward Warte, Agent, 177. Queen-street. __ 17I0R SALE, at 105, Queen-street, Empty J Seed Punoheona.—Heaketh & Altken. I7lO* SALE, an Elegant Walnut Wood |j Bord Piano, jnst arrived from Paris; must he sold, no reasonable offer refused. May be soon second door past Minetti's Bakery, Hobson-streot. gj'uK SALE, Handsome New and W«ll " finished Verandah Cottage of i rooms and lean-to, with large cellar convenient for wood and coal, together with the Fnrniture, Gas Fittings, Register Grato, Leamington Range, and other comforts; situato in Bond street. Price, only £300.—D. F. Bvans, Estate Agent, next Bank of Australasia. ■FOR IMMEDIATE S aLE - Symonds. * street (near residence of T. Russell, Esq.)— Handeomo Villa, 6 rooraß, fitted with gas, water, &c, &(;.; 2 rooms detached, wash-house, &:c; allotment about 33 x 120. Pretty plaoe and splendid position. Price, only £600.—Full par ticulars from D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen street (758_ L>ILLIaKD TABLES —Two superior » > ones, extra stout slates; also. Tatin'u well known Fireproof Safes, various sizes, on Bale.— it. and A. ißaaoa, Agents. ICYCLBS, Bicycles, Tricycles- 25 just arrived for sale for cash, or deferred pay ment, from £12109.—W. C. Dennes, Qneen-st. g AHEAP FIKKWOOD (cut in short V> lengthi) Sold at Onehunga &awmlll-ls per ton. rf\i) BLACKSMITHS.—For Sale, a good L General Bl&okaniUh'a Buslnußß In one of the moat thriving townships ot the Wattato.— For furtnor particulars apoly to Kd ward Way to, Agent (ground floor), 177. Unaen-street. |\TEW ZEALAND BTUD AND PEDI JJi GBHK STOCK COMPANY (LluiMDli Eave the following Thoroughbred Yearling Colts and FiUies FOB BALK BY PRIVATE TREATY :- WOOD N^MPH. b g, by Musket (lmp)-Pylvla BE VOLVKK, br 0, by Musket (Imp)-nryclnei BKMINGTON, b 0, by Musket Ump)-Rangl , br 0, by Musket (lmp)-Una . bt 0, hv Maeket (Imp)- Qaenn M&b GHKTNA GREICM, eh g, by Bolton Green (imp) -Pearl Ath (imp) , oh t, by The Marquis (imp)—My Ideil —, b ft, br Mnsket (Imp)-All Steel . b t by Mußket (Imp)— Moonlight 1 br g, by Masket (luip)-Dun(Wa Katie (Imp) , br f, by Musket (imp)—Looket (Imp) TWO-YKAR-OLDB. ——, oh 0. br Fere (Imp)— Lyra (imp) ——, br », by Feve (imp)— Dundee's Katie (imp) 1 ' .ba, by Kingfisher—Medea ——, b g, by Treason-Lady Mary THBEH-VKAR GELDING. GOLDFINCH, by KnoUlngley-Atalanta. These nninmls ara all engaged in the principal 2-year and 3-year-old races throughout New Zealand. CLYDESDALK STOCK. OUKS OF ATHOLK. foaled Sept., 1881 y Blair a thole (imp)-Daohess (Imp) DUKK OF AHUKiitf. foaled Ooc, 1881, by Illair Athole (imp)— Rose (imp) DUKK OV ABEKCORN, foiled Sept. 1881, by Looh Fergus Cmp)—Nell (imp) . Hay Colt, foaled December, 1881, by Elgin (imp)-MIEB Town (imp). On view at Sylvia Park, on application to JAMK3 WALMSLBY, Managing Director, Volunteer Notices. T\ISTRICT ORDKES. Militia and Volunteer Office, Auckland. 30th Maroh, i8?3., A Meeting of Oifioera Of the savoral Volun teer Corps in Auckland will take piano at the Miiltla and Volunteer Office on MONDAY EVENING nest, the 2nd April, at 8 o'clock, to take into consideration such matters as may bo brought before thorn, a full attendance is neOßßsary. «. WITHKBa Major, "\ UCKLAND KIFLE ASSOCIATION Captains Loßoy and Dignan having kindly waived their right to the Rifle Range, the Firing for the above will be continued TO MORROW (Saturday). AH competitors who have not completed in the Citizens' Match require to be on the range so as to commence at 101 dock sharp. The Companies' Teams Match will be commenced immediately after the oom pletion of the Citizens' Match. JAMES B. FAIRS, Hon. See,, /HARRISON BAND. Practice TO-NIGHT (Friday). Usual Time andPlaoe. Ur«enU oBGEp>METTAMi Hon. Sec, Medical. ■JCTBVER FAILS, Insect Lwa IB . DESTROYED BY THE Persian Insecticide (Pyrethrlum Vosenm)), GUARANTEED TO BB THE BEST PROCURABLE IN THE LONDON MARKET. FOR THK EFFECT DAL RIDDANCK or FLEAft MOSQUITOES, AND ALL OTHER IN3KOT PESTS, TKY A.IOKIN'3 INoBOTIOIDK. SOLD IN TINS AT 1/6 EACH, ~\H a f ea-sickness Preventative, Sodiuim t\. Bromide, the new American remedy, hus been very suooeßsful. Is.—C. W. QoodsOD, London Aroß.de. SHARLAND'S CHEKRY PUCTOKAJ^, Absolutely the best remedy over made lit OOUUHS, BRONCHITIS. AND COLDS. Pries. 2s 6d and It 6d a Bottle. BHARUA.ND *: CO, oppoßlte Pt-st-offlce. i^\ORNS and Bunions have no show now : \J C!uraoiava will completely eradicate them, Is Bd.—O. W. Goodson, London Aro»de. •TvOCTOR ARNOLD'S" PENNYROYAL XJ AND STEEL PILLS.—Tho most populai medicine of the day. Price, 2s Gd a box.—Colo nial Agents: Sham.and & Co., opposite tie Post Office. Money. MORTGAGES on CityPropetty—£6isfl and £400-Dearlng 9 per cent, interest, to be dispoßea ot.-Apply XXZ. care comb British Inmcaoce Co _____ ■v » i\ lO £10,000 LENT oa Building !„ I\\ Fooiety prlndples, or on oth*i tOTUB to mix borrowew. _.lloimenta booght uTho-hb buUt on weekly PWmwrt Bjrtßin. ".'•10 OUO TO LEND in Saniß of £3,01)0 £& _nd upwards.-*. J. Moss and Co., Short and-street. •



Public Notices. j»" 0 T~ 1 C I j The Partnership hitherto existing botwee ! the undersigned, under the style ot "H. U&v son & C 0.," baa tbia day been JUiaaUL VXD b mutasl consent All Debts due to. and by the Enid firm, will b respaotlvely reoeived and paid by the Ban Henby Davison. who will attll continue ti carry on the business. Dated this 30th day ol March, 1883. HENRY VA VISONf, J, T. EVERaRU. Wltneiß!- J/iMHB M. AIKXANDEIt, Solicitor, Anofciand. Vtff E AXE AGJSNTS FOB ICE-MAKINTH MACHINE, from £25 upwards BREWERS' REFRIGERATING MA OHINKRf, lOff-ORKAM FREEZING CHURNS. lOK SCALES, lOK PLANK?. All U tonsils (or rrnttlrg Teed Drinks AISO. ENGINE, BOILERS, PUMPS, DRILLS, AND TOOLS. Plant of any kind Contracted far. INGRAM AND CO., High-street. i COMMERCIAL DINING RtfOMS, \J OVEK R&TTU&Y'd SHOP, Queen-street. The undersigned having t«fcen the above Hooma. bega most respectfully to inform toe Dining Pabllo ot Auckland and victdity that ha will use his beat endeavonrs to make those i Kooms the most Popular Kestanrant inQaeen- Btreet. by having a Rood daily bill of Pare, good nttondance, with moderato charges and clean liness. The Dining-room, 60 x 10, the Largest in Auckland, is suitable for Punllo or Private Dinners or Meetings. There U also a Reading and Smoking-room, Lavatory, and other con veniences. G. ROB3ON. March 19.1883. (CHURCH OP ENGLAND J ' DIOCESAN OFFICE. The above Offioa has baen REMOVED to Coonrane's Buildings, Fort-Btreet. W. S. COOHRANE. - March 24.1833. Beoretary. IBHEK AND CO., LIMITED, have grtat pleasure to Inform their cus tomers and the publlo that on and after tha Isc APRIL they Id tend toRtcDUCB7HBPBiCE or meat as follows ;— Roast Beef, primo cut 64 peflb Roast Beef,second out _ .. .. i& parlb Prltno.Lega of Mutton _ _ .. 4Jdper lb Pilme Lofos otlMution did per lb Prime Hind Quarters of Mutton .. Id perlb WORKSHOP LADS. — NOTICE. — Workshop Luda of any branch of manu factoring trada. and from 11 to 17 years of axe are informed that No. 1 of the Autumn and Winter Evening Kxorclae Tickets is now ready, and may be obtalnod by applying personally at Mr O. Maokay'B, Stationer, junction Greyßtreet. NOT*.—A Prize Book U awarded to every o»re ful writer by the Auckland Scripture Gilt abbc olatlon. -Jj LjAMIiEY GUN CLUB. A Match will take place TO-MORROW on EUoralle Racecotirae, at 2.30 sharp. %] OTIOB.—AII Claims against the Estate U of the late Janet Bruce, widow, Parnell, to be sent to Walter James Hill, Solicitor,' Shortland-street, Auckland. j^~IGHT~bOrirCON T KACT—i hereby XI appoint MR KDWIN STOOKLEX my Collector for the Fossonby, KaraßgahaDe, and Grafton Road Wards, for tha year 1183. His receipt will be a fall dlsobarge ot the same. QKORGK WILBON. ATSI.RATSI RATS!-Übo' SHARLAND'ri PHOSPHOR PASTE. Rata eat it greedily, and die; no smell, " Frioe, One Shilling a Bottle SHARLAND & CO.. opposite Post-office. OWNKRS of Small Cottages in and near the City can have a Sale speedily effected by plaoing thoir Properties in the hands of the undersigned.—F. G. Ewington, Agent, next to: the "Herald" office. WORM «i All children Buffer from thorn. If suspected, ask for the Certain Cure,'' ' ■ SHABL&ND'S WORM POWDBRB,I/paoket, Apothecaries Hall, opposite Pout-office. CIHEAP NfiW HOUSES on the Weekly J Payment System. Houses built on vol canic land to suit purchasers, and sold on easy terms. Intending purchasers can select an allotment.—Apply to F. G. Ewington, next to tho " Herald "office. SEGRKTITS INSECT POWDEK, Strong and Pungent, Kills FLEAS and all INsKOT PESTS. Price, Is 6d a Canister. Colonial Agent!: Sharland fc Co.. opposlto P.O. "DEAD! READ I READ I — " Every. JA) thin* is Possible to will," addressed specially to wotnen. To lie had of all book sellem. Price 3a 63. - :.-• MEAT FOtC MATAURA.—Urders will be taken by Fisher and Co. (Limited) for Frozen Meat delivered in London by the Mataura. :m F OX the Coming Season Wear J. Wil liami>'.All-wool Tweed suits —J. Williams, Tailor. Vlctorlg-streer. LAST TWO WEEKS of Great Clearing Sale at Ooat.-K, TESTER, Draper, Kara ngahape Roadi Wm. Me Arthur & Co., AUCKLAND. TO DBALBRB IN FANCY GOODS. EARTHENWARE, CHINA AND GLA AND GENERAL STORBKKEPFHB 11 - Plain and Fanoy Stationery Perfumery and Toilet Soop« Brash ware and Combs . Table and Pocket Cutlery E.P, and B.M. Goods Iron Bedsteads Mirrorc and Fancy Furniture Clocks, Watches, and Jeweller.i Tobacco, Cigars, and Pipes Musical Instruments Earthenware, China, and Glass I Vases, Flower-stands, &c. Parian Ware, Plotures Purses, Hand Bags, and Baskets Orloketing Appointments . Lawn Tennis and Badminton ': * Archery and Croquet | Indoor Games, Toys, tea, f^LEARING-OUT SALE OF \7 CUTLERY. THOMAS SAMUEL, being compelled to I Clear oat his Stock ot Cutlery in consequence Ot the PREUISKS COMING DOWN sn3 no other ShOD being obtainable is now SELLING OiTV the whols of the Stock at aa Enormous Sacrifice. The Goods are from tho best fahtfllald makers, and will have to b* boW at any price. Consisting of—Boat Ivory Table and Desert. Knives, Lockwood's and Johnson's Best Pocket Knives, y leotroplated lforkp, Spoons, Cruets, fro. Nevada and Nickel Silver Forks, and Spoons, Superior scissors and Razors. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THOMAIHsAMUEt-, IMPORTER OF OOTLISRY, 46, Queen-street; (Opposite Town Clock). -KJ O T 1 0 B. BEES WAxTIiaHS WAX I .. Pnrohasad In any quantity tot Cash. - Bojera of Funaus and Muntz Metal. Having purchased In China a Fine Assort ment of Teas himself, JAMES AH KEW can confidently recommend them, and trusts that all his old Customers, and the Pabllo generally, will avail themselves ot this splendid opportunity and call early to bny his Superior Congou, Best Flavoured Kooloo, Shouohong, and various Mixed Teas. Bulted to every taetet He has also on hand Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger, Orookery ware j Silks, Handkerchiefs, and othex commodities too nomerou; no mentions Note the Address:— JAME.3 AH KBW & CO., 331, Quean-street, THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE HOME SPECIALITIES. Established 1837. BTWtVR ■< OUSTAHD WITHOUT EGQS I)■ IRD S <k GRKAT DBUOAOY. > CUSTARD POWDBR, XT For Making the Rlohest Oußtard without Bags, at one-half the coat and trouble. Price, 7i<i and Is 31 per box, Bee Reolpea In " Paatry and fcweets." Bird, F.C.S.,\rst Biwn'a T?AnTvra ' tte Original Maaer ol IRD3 JSAKINS, BalslD / Powder . he PnwTiH-vt i having discovered the OWDER, | prooeßS ln 1813 , a,, V. others are ooanterfelt For making Bread, Pastry, Cakes, Plam Pad dings, Scones. Buna, &&, beautifully light. Sold ln 7|d and la 3d tins, and In Id packets. See numerous Reelces in "Pas try and Sweets." T>IRD'B -{oHOiOK-DEatcious. }■ Blang-manqe Powbbr. For making the most delicious Blano-MnDge in a few minutes, with Utilfl trouble and at trifl ing cost, made In the following flavoarai- VanUla. Almond, Strawberry. Kaspbarry Obooolate,Coffoo, and Lemon. Pdoo.JJdand 18 to "Pastry and Swcete." BIRD'S < WHOMSOMB-BICH. V rjosoaNiiuTED £gg Powder, j A ComDlete Snbstltnte for Eggs in Puadlnw. Panoake" &o. Sold in 7Jd and Is 3d tins, and ldpaokets. Beoßoolpealui'athyandSwteta. TADIZS ABE BTBONOLY ADVISKD M COHBOLT "PASTRY AND SWBSTS," A Little Work containing Practical Hints and Original Recipes for lusty DUhes for tho Dinner and Snppar Table, may be -> obtalßcd from the Agent, Sole Inventors and Makers ot tfyoea Beautlfn: I Preparations—ALFßED BIRD & SONS Blrmlngbam. Agent for Auoislana — BOBKRT REW ' GBOOBB. &0., VIOTOBIA-BTBBET,



m I JLosi; ana .tf'ouna. '■" T OST, a Black-and-tan Cattle Doe, with AJ collar registered at Waluku. Anyone . n returning the eamo to tho Alexandra Hotel will y be rewarded.-D. Urqohqrt. I OST, yesterday afternooD, at Shelly i a^L Beac»l PonB<>nl>y. » silver Wa»ob. Kb 0 J^ftfffaS"*'" °n th 9 yft?°b- I jV£T> ,a Bracelet, last night, from the hTn'Pi lalI alL to Viotorfo.Btreet.-A Reward T OST, between Grafton Road aDd Hob- Scarf THn^w'' 5 n laat'a Saval Masonic 1 in?™™ B;7/ Ini?er %m be awarded on leav i mg same_atKeesing Bros.1, Victoria-street East IjEIT, "jJDingy, off Wynyard PiirTa" W«?™»B° ' °Wn 'r aPP' y to D> Coß*?P> STAYED, oa Monday last, a Small' Gora. near Provincial Hospital. W> V arl6ton S Ti {AJ £?' f™™P«3dock at Newmarket, O on Monday last, a Light srownand WWW ?? w'J- n m| lk-- Anyone rcturnlnK it; to Mr Mowbtny, Parnell. wt.l ba rewarded. lioara ana Kesiaence. J\ OABD AND RESIDENCE for Single Gentlemen j if permatentlSs per week: near Fost-offico.-Address at W. D, Ballon 1*! Confeotiocer, Queen street. OBTH SHORH.—Furnished Apart ' monts, beautifully situatednearthe water, either weekly or permanent; also. Board and Residenco for two Gentlemen. ' Terms mode rate. An Invalid Lady would be well cared for.—Mrs Beeson's, Beach Hoad, noxt door to Mr Taylor's store. j/UKNISHED Bed-room and Sitting; Jl1 room, with cooking, wanted by married couple without children ; or would board with a private family where no other lodgers are kept. No objection to Ncrch Shore. — RHC, Sr.R office) ■ ■' ■ • BOAKD AND Rt£SlL>KKCffi.-Mrs. Kdward ■Williams begs to Inform her friends and the pnbllo that she has opened a Private Boarding Homo at 72 6rey-Btreat. single and Double- Bedrooms, and every aocomrnofistion tor visitors. Two m'nuteß walk from Qnoon-s treet. —Terms moderate. SUPERIOR Accommodation for two reßpeotable young men.—Apply Mra Hanly, Hanßlop House, Vinoent etreet. Terms mode rate. _^ Scotia hotel. HOB3ONSTBKET.fi Board and Lodging _20s per Week. Board and Lodging.. par Day, is. /GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL. VST HOBSON-STEEfiT. ~:,,; Board andL0dgin5............205. per Week. Single Koom 255. per Week. • . ' Corporation Notices. ,p IT Y. 6 F Atl C Xt: AN D. ; .'. ".!. '.FIXING LEVELS... ~0-; It Is hereby notißed that It Is the Intention ot the City CoanolloC Auckland to Fix the Levels ' '■'■'■'■ ■':. DUKK-3TREET. ! ;: Flans may be seen in the Oity Knglneor'a Office,. High-street, Auckland, wllhln office hoars: and. all persons Interested bcraiu. or liable to be aggrieved thereby, will be heard by the Oity Counoil at a Moetinti to ba held on THUttSDAY. 12th day of April. 1883 All Objeotlons mußt be made in writing, ad dreasad to the Council, and sent to them n° less than ten days before the day appointed on .whioa. to h«arpbjaotlons.^ . .., ~ Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, * -' '■ ■■'"•'■* March 10, 1883. , Harbonr Board Noticesi. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOAKD. PRSSH TfeNDRRS FOB PONSONBY WHaRP. fia'r'bqnr Board Office, Auckland, 22nd March, 1883.. Fresh Tonders will bo received at this Office until TUB juaY, the 3rd April, at noon, lor Erection of Wharf at Ponsonby, In terms ot of plans and specification to be Been at the Knginoer'n Ofllce. ■.■.!<! ■ Tenders to be endorsed " Tender for Ponsonby Wharf." The lowest or any tender not necessarily re ceded. C.B.BTONB, , . . li. • ' ' . ' Chaliman; Rating: Act Notices. "np'HE RATING ACT, 1876.' The Adjourned AEsessmenkConrts for hearing; Objections to Valuations of the Boroughs of Onehunga and Parnell will be held at the times and places epeolSed'herennder :—■ Bobottgh op OH*HnNGA—Conrt-hoose, One huiißtt, JVednesday, Apriti,ltajn.i , r? Bobouqh op rARNELi, — Parnell Borongh, Office, Thurdday, April 5, II a.m. B. C. BAHSTOW, ~, ,• ; ' Jndgo ot Assessment Courte March 29, 18S3. " ■•■ -i Auctions. .• ;>■■■ Li. • TUESDAY, APRIL 3.' TO FAMILY IRONMONGERS, CABINETMAKERS, DEALERS,.., ' - '" AND OTHEBS. IRON, BEASS, AND OBNAMEBfTAL BEDSTEADS AND COTS (all sizes and makes), ■•' iron safes, zinc buckets, tin plates, &C, &C, . &C, GABRIEL LEWIS ; iJ HAS received instructions to rc)l, at hla Roman (opposite Thornton, Smith and Firth's Mills), Lower Quoen-atreot, on the above tote, at U tfolook. .»:•: m OK CASKS SUPKRIOR BEDSTBADa *° AND COTB ... ■..••., >, OA ORATES GALVANIZED IRON BUOKEfa i ■ .' > j ; g IRON BAFES (VARIOCS SKEBk'; " 20 BOXKS TIN PtATKS OHAROOATi • ■ ' ■ g TONS BARB WIBS (GiLVAIiIZKDj' The Above ata Just Landed, 6x Brahmin^ Terms at Sale." * TUESDAY, APRIL 3. SHIP'S STORES, EX TYTHONUS." WINE^, SPIRTTs7'.BEEB,'"AiID GENERAL GROCERIES^ E. & A. ISAACS ILj AYE received instructions to sell, by J_L auction, at their Stores, Queen-street, on Tuesday next. April 3, at 11 o'clock, SHIP'd STORES, ex TXTHONOS..eom prisinK-BUculta, Lime Juice, Preserved Potatoes. Preserved Meats, Suet, Bloftr. Rice. Coffje, Poaa, Currants. Treacle. BrandtVnlßiyV Sherr^ RWP Also, 150 FACB^.6EB INDIAN TBA feennlne) Canaies. Vestas, Valenola Rftlslns! &0., &C, &o, E. & A. ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers.'..r ..': V! 3, OOOBBANSt] [JAMES UACBK MONDAY, APRDL 9. VILLA RESIDENCE SITBSai- MOUBT ST. JOHN. FS^HE Subscribers have received instruc- R. ttona to Bell' by publlo anotlon, at tho Land Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, April Bin, at It O'clock, AUotmentß 22, 23, U. and 25. KaatMsytowr, Kpßom, cantairilnp; fia Or 27p, more or leas, eitnate at tho foot oraiount St. John, Bndlinruedlate"! opposite Mtj or George's property.. ~, , y .•,.,. Aeood oottimsndlnpr view can to obtained from any portion of tno property, and for villa sites cannot be surpassed In the suburb?,.,.,.~. SAMUEL COGHRANE & SOW, Auctloneera, W, 8, OOOHBAHK • JAg.'iVIOKB monday, april 9. * freehold; property and COTTAGE, ONEHUNGa, rpHE Snbscriters have received 'instruc i. tlons Ironi Mr 6eo. Klataian (who is leav- Ing the colonj) to sell, a» tae land Matt Fort, sweet, oo Monday, April 3. at 12 o'clock. HIB FRKHHOLD KKSIDENOK, Btluale'ja Regsnt-street (off church street). uVB i huURLo, erected, on Lot is ot small lots canteiaing la. Ir. lp., substantially fer . ; csd with stone wall and, coping, and ' subsivided into 3 paddocks. Punted with fruit trees <n good bearing. Out ; j - biiiiditiga compUaO: stable, cow-bonce I ' I'iKßory, Bhefls, &a. Good well of water, 1: SA MUEL COCHRANE & SOST, 1, j- :yj,i .Auctioneers. . "> •!.":, : ' (Continued on Fourth PageJj. .- -