CABLEGRAMS.

RBUTKU'S TEI,F.GR«.M. French Was "skips at Mada gascar.-War Imminent. (Keccived March 9,2p.w.) PARIS, March 8 THTgIXKENCIs 13 to Hand from ta tanarivo that a French gunboat has ar lived at Tamatave, the chief port of Mada gascar, and that four other war vessels have gone to porh on the north-west coast, which are claimed by the French. Tne Malagasecs are very much excited at tl.ia step on the part of France.and are preparing f°tWTHE FROZBfI MEAT TtIADE, LONDON, March 8. The car«o of frozen mutton ox steamship Sorrento lrom roil Chalme.s, has now all been disposed of at an average puce of 6*l tier lw< a SALVATION MAJOR SENT TO A GAOL. BuMBAY, Match 8. "Major" Tucker, oi the Silvation Army, who was arrested here lait mouth while parading the streets, ha. been sentenced to a month's imprisonment, and four of his col leagues have been lined. THE CHARGES AGAINST liYti*E. , •fAKIS, March 8. Bvrne is still detained in custondy pend fog the arrival of a fresh warrant charging him with complicity in the murder of Mr Field, juryman, and in the attempt ou the life ot Judge Lawson, (Received, March 9th-12.30 p.m.) LONDON, March 6. At to-day's wool sale, 12,500 bales were offered. Less demand was experienced, and prices were occasionally easier, except ine for Port Phillip and Sydney good greasy and good combing wools generally, for these descriptions prices are firm, llie markets for colonial breadstuffs ana tallow are weak, but quotations are with out change.

LONDON WOOL SALKS. JLONDO .V.March 7,

At tho wool sales to-day 1190 bales were catalogued. There was a good demand for fine wool?, but inferior and medium quali ties were neglected. ~,_.. . , The P. and V. steamship Ballarat, from Melbourne iJanuaiy 17), arrived at Ply mouth to-day. THE xIOMBWAKD MaILS. . The homeward mails via maples, which left Melbourne per John Elder on January 24tb, were delivered here to-day. THE PPUSSIAN MINISTRY. LONDON, Match 8. General Serellindoy Das succeeded General Yon Kamcki in the Prussian Ministry. PIGEON SHOOTING PROHIBITED. LONDON, March 7. In the House of Commons to-day, a Bill forbidding the use of pigeons at shooting matches was read a second time.

THK FKEKCH SENATE. LONDON, March 7,

The French Chambers hnve indefinitely postponed the proposal of re-organising the constitution of the Senate. HOUSE OF LORDS i;ND IRELAND. The Honse of Lords has ic-appoiuted the Irish Land Committee.

LONDON, March 8 THSS IKIoH ASSASSIN*. The "Standard" cays that Byrne is accused of complicity ia the attempt to mnrdcr Judge Lawson and Mr Field, on the evidence cf Councillor Carey's brother. D3ATH OF MB GREE2T, THE Hlb- TORI • N.

Mr Green, the historian, h dead,

(SPECIAL TO i'KKSS ASSOCIATION.)

THE VICTORIAN LOAK TECiDEKS.

LONDON, March C.

Four of the tenders received for the balance of the Victorian loan covered the entire amount. The probable average is £100 4s.

LONDON, March 7.

The total atnount of the tenders for the Victorian loan was eight million nine hun dred and ninety three thousand, The large tenderers refrained from offering until the Government gavo a pledge not to borrow more than an additional hundred thou sand pounds during the reinaiudcr of the year,

AUSTRALIAN.

(Received March 9—l p m.) SUPPOSED MURDEK. MELBOURNE, Friday,

The body of a man named Robert Hard ing, recently found at Bjighton, with a wound in his throat, has been exhun-ed, as there are grave suspicions that deceased met bis death through foul play. MELBOURNE, this day. Later.

It h now believed that Harding commit ted Buicide, and died by drowning after cut ting his throat. Prrliament stands adjourned to April third.

DAMAGES AGAINST THE UMION S.S. CO. MELBOURNE, March 8.

Iv the action Moss v. the Union Steam ship Company, for damage to the tog aophia by collision with the steamship Manapouri, a verdict has been returned for the plaintiff for £6CO. THH NEW VICTORIAN MINISTttY. MELBOURNE, March 8.

A coalition Ministry ha? been formed as follows:—Mr James fcetvice, Premier and Colonial Treasurer; Mr Graham Berry, Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Inattuctioa; Mr Kerferd, Attorney- General ; Mr Tucker, Minister oi Lands; Mr Gillies, Minister for Railways; Mr Deakin, Minister for Public Works; Mr Levien, Minister for Mines; Mr Lang ridge, Commissioner of Trade and Customs ; Mr Anderson, Minister of Justice; Mr Sargood joins the Ministry without a port folio. The Postmaster-General is not yet allotted. Later. It is now announced that Mr Service lakes the portfolio of Minister of Public Instruction, and tot Mr Barry as previously telegraphed. Mr Berry becomes Post master-General as well as Chief Secretary.

TE WHITI AND TOHU At PARIHAKA.

(BY TELEGRAPH.—PKESS ASSOCIATION).

OPUNAKff, this day. TnE steamer Stella, with Te Whiti aad Tobu, arrived at eight o'clock this morn ing. A large cowd of Europeans were on the beich, but there were only a few natives present, it not hi ing generally known wbevs they wou'd land. They received a most demonstrative welcome from the natives. Te White addressed a few words to them, and the party drove in a Government trap to Parihnka, accompanied by Col. tsoterts, Capta'n Messenger, and Native Interpreter. Te Whiti and Tohu look remarkably well.

AUCKLAND SHAREMAKKET.

tf ARCH 9,1883.

"auk of N.Z.-F.uyers, £23 si; pellera. «23 7fl 6i Colonial Bank-Boyoifl 45a: sollere. 45j 91 N,Z. Insurance—739 , „„ New Zealand I o<mand MorcanlUo—Sailers, £0 Auokland Gas-Borers. £8 17. 01 Union Baah & Door (now|-Satieta, £S 15a JiupiriCoil-eelierg, 16a Northernß.B. fio.- Bellera. lOfl 3d' NawZealira PhlDplDg-Sallera. £95 JfisheraEd Co.-Buyera, 10b 64; S3l'ere, 10a Da C»ledonlMiO.M.C.-Buiorß, Cj DeeD Level-69: Bellir?, 6s Prince lmperlal-598,603 84; bajers.s9*; sellera, _ 603 Sneoeßg-12si; buyers. 123: boUois.l33 ijOndon-Bnyerp, is SA : n -Hera. *s 6d Hwa ot Fr;end6nlp-33 8d 33 3d: seUorp. 3s 94 MBTiner-53 Barta-Sellarß, 83 JMtlnTune-aeilerß, Sa

JO3BPH NHW4IAN.

ST. JAMES'S MUTUAL IM PROVEMENT SOCIETY.

» Inaugural Entertainment.

Last night, in St. Jameb's Hall, Welling ton-street, a most successful musical and literary entertainment took place in cou uection with the inauguration of tho session of St. James's Mutual Improvement Asso. ciation. There was a large turn-out of friends of the society ami the general public—the excellence of the programme prepared by the committee baying the effest of arousing popular expectation, even-in spile of tho many couuter-attt act ions for last night, The overture to "Lc Couronue ri'Or" was given us tho opening piece by aa excellent orchestra comprising the fol i lowing performeis :—Jf iauo, Mias Culpau ; ; cornet, Mr E. Tait ; first violin, Mr A. Tait; second violin, Mr White ; tenor, Mr Mumford; violoncello, Mr Kingsford; bass, Mr McKcnzio. The execution of the band of musicians wai much admired, and tho other pieces given by them in the course of the evening, " Fau tine Waltzes," and "Caliph of Bagdad," were, like theiropeningpciformance, warmly applauded. Mr Hcmiu led the orcheatia with much ability. Tho trio and chorus, ■' .he Chough and Crow," wore not particulaily successful, but the sue eceetling song by Mr W. Jennings, " fbeebe, r.catcst," was executed with line taste and effect, and won deserved plaudits. This was followed by the reading of humorous American obituary notices by Mr A S. .Reid, which provoked much laughter, and would have been better appreciated hut for the too rapid utterance of tho reader. Mi?sca Barton and Culpan sang tho duet, " Cinderella," with such accept ance ai to secure a recall, and Mr Smyth next sang with much power, "Oh, Ob.! Hear the VVild YYimfs Blow." • A humorous reading, entitled "Barney Flynn at the Mutuel Improvement Society," was next read by Mr J. Kelly, and was received with repeated outbursts of applause and laughter. It is a local poetical sketch, purporting to givo par ticulars of a debate in "St. Joseph's' M.I, Society ou tho relative merits of England, Ireland, ana Scotland, and the various points were thoroughly appreciated by the audience. Afterwards, in response to a loud recall, Mr Kelly read tho Scotch poem " Tibbie and Her Bowl," but tho reading, like tho bowl itself, foil rather flat after the local spice. Miss Culpan, wno next appeared in the song, " A Damsel Fair was SiDging," completely established her claim to rank as a leading amateur vocalist. Her voice, though soft and pleasant, is full and pene trating, and her appearance in bolo was a decided success, A most ably executed recitation of " The Progress of Madness " by Mr Lawrence, for which ho receivod a unanimous recall, brought tho first part of tho programme to a close. It being^ then 10 o'clock, the second portion of the entertainment had to be rushed through, and an orchestral itorn omitted. Miss Main aang " Oh, how delightful" most gracefully ; Miss Green gave "The Wishing Cap|' iv a pure and un affected style ; and " The Outlaw " was sung with tslling effect by Mr Chambers. An affecting recitation, "Tho Dying Actress," which had reference to a lady formerly well-known in Auckland, was given by Mr A. Smith with much feel" IDK, and drew forth sympathetic marks of approval from the audience. The quartette, ''Orpheus," was pretty success fully rendered ; Misses Culpan and Scott gave a piano duct, "II Corricolo," and the former lady, in conjunction with Mr Smyth, pave an efficient rendering of tho duet, " When the Wind Blows in From tho So*." i lie last item on the proarammo was the reading of a humorous Yankeo sketch, '' Lung Exercise," by Mr W. Dignan; but its effect was marred by people rising to gn. Taken throughout, tho entertainment was one of the most meritorious amateur performances that has taken place in Auck laud, and much credit reflects upon Mr J- G. !- ulpan, who had the conducting of the meeting from first to last. It should bo added that the pianoforte accompaniments were played by Mis es Main and Culpan, and were generally marked by taste and fimsb.

MB EWINGTON'S LECTURE.

Last evening a most cnjoyablo and enthusiastic temperance meeting was held in St. Tbiiinaa's school-room, under the presidency of tbe Rev. Humphrey Davis. There were upwards of 150 persons present, and such meetings will arouse interest in the temperance cause, and create an intelli gent opinion on the drinn traffic. DuriDg the eveniug the Misses Hamilton played some high-class rnus'c ia excellent style, and Messrs Waymouth, Cormsb, aud other gentlemen sang suitable songs. A short lecture was delivered by Mr F. G. Ewington on " Our Powers asd Responsibilities Under the Licensing act." The lecturer thought that people could not be aware of their great power under the Act or they would surely not be so inactive to abate the evils of intemperance, and if they were not aware they were not responsible for negli* gence, but he would try to show them their power, and thus throw the response bility of neglect upon them. It was re markable that people who would be the first to stamp out a deadly epidemic, if pos sible, never laise their little finger to coun teract the evils of excessive drinking, and he thought they perhapj felt the useless ness of any effort. He would show that under the Licensing Act the ratepayers had powertosay:Firetly,whothertheywouldbave new public-houses in a district; secondly, whether they would lenew licenses already existing, and what class of houses should get them; and thirdly, whether these licenses should be for ten o'clock or twelve. This, he thought, \va3 conferring great power upon the people, and he read and ex plained various clauses of the act bearirjg upon the questions. Having shown their power, he ptoceeded to spaak on their responsibility-fiist, collectively as an organisation ; and second, individually as citizens and Christians. The leading ques tion for them as an organisation was! Is the prcseut traffic an evil? Daily experience proved in numberless cases that it is; and being an evil it was the bounden duty of every section of the Church to a°3ist it. It was ab3urd of the Church as being, "Fair as the moon, clear as the sun, and terrible as an army with banners," if her members sit down with folded arms while evil is rampant which they can suppress. He wa3 not mad enough to think that public housrs were all going to be stamped out, but be main tained strenuously that if the present Act wei'tf properly worked, the evils of drink would be greatly diminished. He seriously indicted temperance people for only talking and not working. True, there are a few noble exceptions. Actually, at the recent election some of tbe leading men would not walk 2Coyde. to record their votes, and others rejoiced that they werp not on the roll, and tuna escaped the trouble of voting. If the battle was to be won they must spend time and money, and work shoulder to shoulder, and if they wonld not do this their prof estjon was the merest eham. Every temperance society virtually e»ys ; "We are a lifeboat institution, to save the perishing," and yet when tha stormrage*, and Jives are jeopardised, they will not bend to the oar, T»i» brought the lecturer to his last point—that of In dividual responsibility. He maintained that to do nothing under such cir cumstances was to do wrong Not to save a man from walking over a fatal precipice if one could was murder; not to save n child from drinking deadly poison if one could was murder also; and if profosced temperance reformers could save men from tbe deadly grip of drunken habits and did not do bo, they were not only moral mur derers, but shams of the worst type. The angel cursed Meroz becauso the people wonld not bestir them selves ; Christ condemned men not only for doing wrong, but equally for not doing good. Those who can do good, and will not, are as bad as those who do wrong. He concluded by , saying: Let us then use the power which the Act gives U3; let us try to get it carried out in its integrity; let us see that its pro visions for the public weal are made the moat of, and let us do this individually and collectively.—Votes of thanks were passed to all who had assisted.

MINING NEWS.

UOROMaNDIL, this day.

loha.—ln starting a leadiug stope to work out the bock recently opened from the shaft, the manager picked up the reef in the hanging wall, where it had been heaved by elide. Ten pouuda of specimens were s?ot last night. Just in Time.-About 351bs. sione, showing gold freely, were broken out yes terday afternoon, about a dozen pounds of . which is good picked stone.

TELEGRAMS.

! (FROM OCR OW« CoBRB&rOHDBNT.)

CAs-BR(EGE, this day. Chief Indue Macdonald, this morning,' ! adjourned the re-hearing of the Puhipuhi case, Kawakawa, till the 2nd of March next. i Judgment has just been given by Judge ] Macdonald in the long-pending Waotu North case, the rc-henring having tor- ] ruinated yesterday. Dr. Butler's 16 clients have been excluded, and judgment is in favour of Mr Sheehan's clients

RDSSELL, this day. It is blowing from the eastward. The barquo Morcastlo loft Now Bedford cm January 23rd for Russell, via Albany.

GISBOR^E, this day,

The uative Nacre To Whom, charged with tho wilful murdor of the chief liamana, at Awanui, has boon committed to tako his trial at tho next pitting of the Supreme Court at Gisborno. He was sent to Napier Gaol to await trial. No now facts woro elicited, but the ovidence was conclusive. Mr Kenny recerved the do fonce. Mr Woon interpreted,

WELLINGTON, this day. THE PREDICTED STORM.

Captain .Edwin states that from observa tions made he can find no t aces of the storm which Mr Wiggins, of Ottawa, says will pass over tho Australian colonies to morrow. He is aLo of opinion that tho storm would give 4S hours' notice of Its approach. The Harbour Hoard yesterday decided to ' incrcise the- snlary of Mr 1 efnu, the Sccrc : tary, from £SOOto £400. 1 SiR JOHN HALL'S SEAT. Tho writ for tho Selwvn snat was issued ye3terday, and mude returnable by April 17th.

I.YTTtaToN, this day,

Arrived—Wakatu, s.a., from VVellington and Kaikoura. Sailed—Centurion, snip, for London; Dallum Tower, ship, for Queens town.

CHKISTCHUKCH, this day.

A fire occurred last night in a four roomed house ia Walker-street, owned by Mr C. Abel, and occupied by Mrs Fletcher. Ibo neighbours and the fire brigade con trived to save tho building from bcin» com pletely destroyed, The property waa insured in tho Liverpool and London Globe Office for £175. The f nrnituro, which was saved, is not insured.

KAIHU VALLEY RAILWAY.

At a meeting of tho directors of tho Kaihu Railway Company, tenders wore opened to ' day for No. 1 contract and formation The following tenders were received :— JohnShcohnn(accepted) ~£3tlo 2 1 John McLean S6Bi 0. 0 O'Brien & Wabon .. .. 3850 0 0 Jacob Gardner 1393 3 21 Fnr station- maitcr'a house, (ho following lenders were received : - OB lon nd Watson .. .. «75 0 0 MrHfß'ott .. .. _ .. 534 0 0 W.J.Bptera „ .. .. 17S 0 0 Th. latter tender was accepted, subject to modifications.

THE S URKEY MILLS ESTATE

Mr HicJcson's Design Adopted,

It will bo remembered that some tlmo aj;o ptemiuma of £100 and £50 were offered for the two beat deaigus for cutting up acd laying out the Surrey Hilla .Estate between Arch Hill and Ponsonby. There were a larf;e number of competitors, and three designs were selected from the other?. These have now been fully considered, and the one prepared by Mr Hickson adopted. Mr W. F. Hammond was the winner of tho necond premium. In accordance with this decision, Messrs Hickson and Co. com ruenced tho work of subdividing the estate and laying out the streete to-day. We weie permitted an inspection of the successful deeiou to-day. rlhe whole estate is laid out in building lots of between a quarter of an ncre and two acres in size, the streets ocing of the required width. No reserves have been set npart for education, recrea tion, or other purposes, but there are four or five reserves of from ihreo to six acres each for the convenience of the residents in their immediate vicinity. They will be used as commons or village greens.

SPORTING.

Wangamu Maces.

(BY TELVGRAPH.— PRESS ASSOCIATION.) WASGAJNUI, mis day. Tbo weather is splendid for the second day's sport, and there are 1500 people on the course. Maidsn PtATi of 60 soys., 1§ miles. Leonata, Sst 21bs 1 Farcra, 7»t. 131bi. 2 Landseer, Ist, 13lb? 3 Leonata led last half of the distance, winning by about a length. She was desperately pres cd for the last quarter of a mile by Parera and Landseer, who came in second almost dead beat Time, 2mins. "47 2-sth sees. Handicap Huboles, 75soys. Reform, list, „ 1 Lndy Bab, lOat. 2ibs 2 Dhudeen, lOst 3 Diomeda, 12st ; Parnell, lOat. 71b?.; and New Year, 10it. B.bs, were scratched. Reform led till within thiee-qnartcs of a mile from Home, when Bausaee enme to the front, but fell at tho second last hurdle, Reform a«ain taking tbe lead, and winning by two lengths. Time, 4mins, 54J»ecs. Stakes Handicap, of 25030v5. 2 miles, King Quail, 9st4lb 1 buzzard, 7st 61b 2 Dan, Sst 71b 3 Sweol; Homo, 6st 71bs j Wilberforce, 7at; Annuity, 6st lOlhs; ConstellatioD, 6st 81bs; Fame, Bst; Lconata, 7st; Okato. 6st 71 bs ; Parera, 7st 91bs; Painter, 6at lllbs; Hail storm, Bat 1211)3, and Egmont, Gst 71 Vs, were all scratched.

Blue Gown led for the list round, but was passed by Busjzard, who in turn led to ■within a quarter of a mile ot the winning post, when King Quail passed him, and won by five lengths, Tlibp, 3mins. 46seca.

Cricket Matches To-morrow.

Standard v. United Second (Domain).— Standard: Hobsqn, Dean, Smith, Wilson, Os mond, Pritchard, Sexton, Nicholas, Mills, Buchanan, and O'Leary. Eraorgpnoios —G, Soxton, Williamson. United: Sadler (captain), Abbott, Lptham, Burton, ABhton, McPhorsori, Harvie (3), Buffett, Hope. Ponsonby v. Grammar Sohool (Domain).— Ponsonby: Edwards, Andrews, Baxter (2), Gilchrist, Rotherham, C. S. Owen, E. Owoh, Fountain, Porteons, Geddls. National v. Victoria.—National: Ambury, Brookes (papM, J. Brown, G. Brown, Colobourne (2), H. Diddams, 0. Nioholson, Shoroland, Walker, and Wrigley. Emorgonclea—Handloy , and Wifkinson. I a. crioktt match will ba played to-morrow. ' 10th, at Onehnnqa. bi<tw«nn thw Msnukan nnd ! Kden Club?. Th'j following w'U represent the ; Manufean: — Wynyar.i, Pottor, Hroakflelrt, Jeft- ay's Hun*, Daalallo, Hiils f Morrln, Howard, MohoUa, and Hnrris. Kmergouoieo-Honior vllle, Harris, and Yate?. Otjb Boys v. West' Knd.—To morrnw. 2 p.m. West End—Arnell. Maoky, Mitohtill, iieid, Iceao, tanrle, K'ng, Thwßttos, Georßß, Greg| >d, andMe»re. ' „ ~ Tho followlnp; will repr3Bent tha Carlton agalnut tho ' tt*x :'nd on No. 7 wlckut: Clayton «), GatUr.d, Hajle. Meara (2), Patt, Wayte, Whits, Walllß, WlUiams. Kmorgoncy i Lovett, Henton. Auckland 2nd v. Gordon, on No. 1 wickot.— Gordon: Ansonno, Kissling (2), Gould, Konder dine, Sykes, McCaueland, Ryburn, E. Clayton, Lusk, Watorhouse. Emorgonoy—Stovons. Shortland v. Alma (No. 8 -wicket).—Alma: Brown, Lawlor, Sargent, Elley, Mackie, Spoor, Hill, Hammond, Whoatloy, utway, and Pen naligon. .

COMMERCIAL.

Evknl'O Star Ofllcso, Friday, Messrs B. Tanks and Co., sold tho privileges ot Hendeiaoa'a Mill liac-> Meeting as nnder :- Refreshment and other stalls, £58. Mr (M'lander: pans. £50, Mr Mann; entrance to grand stand, £12, Mr .-'mlth ; cards (pnroha.er to iiiint them) £3, Mr W. Adams. Air W. Duwden'a weekly general sale was largely aUor-dod, and a (etc anioint of business transacted, Oanterbary b icon broc^hl IJd to 7Ji: cheese, 6d (prime); kegs bntter, good earn- Diesdtoß4il; raa sllßhtly Aamagci, lla 6d pr box: potatoes. Cs: OBions. Id. The fiirnltuie and (anoy eoodn lotlleed good prloea. Mr R. Arthur's mart was crowded to-day by the trade and country sottlers. There was a KO?d display of poultry, but the sale was not over in time for a report in this evening's issue. Messrs Cochrane and Son sold a largo number ot articles of housohold furniture to-day at satis factory prices.

Another raid upon the public house 3 was made by the police last Sunday, the result being that Albert Fisher will be charged at the Police Court to-morrow with allowing liquor to be sold in the Occidental Hotel duiing prohibitive hours, while ttitfick Gleeson will be charged with twro similar offeuccs which were alleged to have occurred at his hotel

THE AtrCßSSa»l> EVENING STAB, FKIDAY,_j^aRCH9,



Notice of motion for next meeting of tho City Council hss b<>en given by Councillor Aicken that the Ponsonby, Karangahape, and Grafton wards be lighted the same as the teat of the city. Gr Montague has given notice that tenders be called for formidg to the proper levels Karangahape Road from Pitt-street to Symonds-street and Fonsonby Road from Karangahfipe Koad to Franklin Koad. Davis's Sewing Machines .at greatly reduced prices to clear.- Shakespear and Co,, Qncen-street.-tAT)7T.I



j Wanted. -*7a7 ANTED SEEN -The Dress Material, v V Od and !)d; Coloured Shirting, 5d and Ga; Wool Shirting, 1b and 1b Id; and tho Extra I Grand Fresh Lot of Drapory at Dumpier s. W1 a*'-TEP, a Man to muko furniture at his own honac. Apply at ilia Hobson street Shop — w. h. nainrlav. '_«, ANTEI>, at once, 20 Navvies for W Calilrtno Dock, Nor: h shore.-/! p-'ly to I Foreman on Works. vr ANTED.a thorough Ueneral servant, ■ VY whero another is kept.—Apply Cotelo Houso, Upper Symond9-3troet. . --/ AN i ED, a respeetablo Girl; no Yv wash'nß. —Atp'y Aucsland Boarding Houso (!nta Maok Ball «oto street. _ W AW TED, a Carter for Mechanics' Bay Brlokyard.-App y 10 R MoCoime". ct yardi W~~ ANTED, a Carter.—Apply to B. Maoaonc'.d, Manntean Koad. Pami'U. ANTED-, a Boy Table to Milk- Apply WUHttm Nichols. KltemMe. »&/aNT_D, » mart young man aa| ?? Goneral Serve nt. — Apply at onoo, Ncvaflft Hotel. I WANTED, a respectable Boy.—Apply to W. H. lluztrd, Gunmaktr, IOGs Quioc-a»reet. ___. *A/ rfNl'En, a Laundress.—Mrs Alfred 9 V Buckland, Nowmarkot. H ft/" ANTED, a Baker for tho country ; a *'*' single man preforred.—Apply between 10 and 12 to morrow, at J. Tromaln Hobson atrcot, opposilo St. Matthew's. \j_7'ANTED SEEN The Drees But. vy tons, Id Iho dozon; Shirt Buttons, 3d tho gross; Superior ditto, 2d tho dozon; tmd tho Grand Show of Fresh Drapery at Dmnpier's. •Aft A ;vTED, a good steady man to drive Wt ftpring part.— Me ply T Punnh. Ronmorn « ■/ h jMTED, Machinists fur Sinjjar Ma- V T chines.—Apply at Powloy's Manufae lory, 3l,_Khorllimd!itm:t. ._ ___ 'Afi/A^TCD, TaUmcn (break-down ami V«' circular), Stackers; also good Hlack smith (hordo shoorl.—Apply Mr \V. Hhodos, Auckland U'imuir Co. (Limited^ •3, sT/ANTED, an Kngineer to work a v *. steam crano.—Apply to Frasor and Tirmo. __ \mj.i ANTr D, a Housemaid and a Genoral y V Servant. — Apply immediately Cara bridgo House, Lower vincont-streot. WANTED, a respectable Giil m General Servant, — Apply to Mrs Magniro, Victorla-Btrcot West. \\l ANTKI-i, for a country store, on V* Assistant with a knowlodgo o£ Draper}' and Book-koeping.-Apply to Mr Pago, Owenfc Graham's, from 10 to 11 o'clook a.m. VvTANTED7~a Good Steady Girl an v ' Hoato ' aid. at the Prinoo Arthur Hoto1. -Apjly .it H. Oram'f, Uobaon and Wat'ealoi -B'reotp. ANTED, two llespcctarifo Bays, at Herbert 11. Smith's Wrought Iron Ovon and Range Manufaetorr.Auckland Iron Works. W~ "ANTED, a~Girl, from 14 to 17 years of Bro, in a family of two.-App'y to Mrs Jo"f8, VonmonTpr lilohmond Krmt. I,VAN it D a btrone GirL--Apply nt V T Darhy's I)lnln« Rooms. 28, Qneon-Btreet. \»7"ANTKD, steady, industrious, farm- Vt Ihk Man. to Uvo In tho houso; a por manent plaoo for a good, man.—J. H, Mandon. to Awsmuui, Wslk^to^ AN'fED~SHEN —'VUe Black Dress Silks, Is lfld and 2s Cd; Black Vclvotcon, Is lid; Coloured ditto, 2a lid; and tho Fresh Kxtra Grand Show of Draperyat Damplor s. _ »JBJ rANTED~a Rood General Servant — Yv Apply to Mrs F.Quick, Ponsonbyjtoad. \y- ANTED, a Rood General Strvjnt; V ¥ reforonont roquirud.—Mra U CouplaDd, Alfred Btro"t. near Choral Hall. ANTED, a Plaiu Cook uud Lnuu dr. -e.-Apj.ly Mrs Ir.-laad, Uulm nonrt, Parnoll. 7 V AIN T"i*U~a pmart intelligent Youth, w « to learn tho Hairdreßsing Business. A.lbo an experienced assistant—Apply Francis J. Shortt, City Hair Cutting Rooms. Qucon-st. WANTED— Young LanicV Journal, London Jonrnui. and >Brntly Horalo ohc^pthavoju tiirlv.d. Dank numbtrj uf tlm qttnr VPfyj^^P^riJgmjil!^'' Hob3on-a>roii>. \Aj ANTUD a General Sorvaut, to A" TV plr.in cookintr. waahinß. &o. Wagtr 12s per wtjk.—Apply by luttor to Mr-! Dillon [{allway Hot(:l.JVloroar. WAWTKD, ft R OOtl I>'ain took nud VV laundress.—Apply to Mrs L. 1). Nathan, Karangahnpo Road. ANTKI), a good Ucncial Servant; housomaid koiit. — Mrs Chamtoti-, Mbo_t Park WANTED, a K"od staunch Horse for ** strong spring-cart. —Apply by letter itating price, &c, to Kxpress,_STAß_Ofllco. %\'AN'i''L», n thorough Servant. t.'t Mr.) iMtvrtll ; Alfroa-sir.ot. norT Choral iUI. __. i «/ A NTED, a Goou General Sotvant at VV Durham Houno North ahpio. T^l"^i NTK i > SEEN - The Fresh Lot of *' ■' Black Kid Glovos. 2s: tho Stockings, at id; Gents' Felt Hats (summer), and tho Kxtra Jrand Bhow Ot Drapoiy at Uamplerj. is AN 1 ED, a good General Servant; *T references requtttl.—MwKloh t'arnell. . */ ACTfiD KNOWNi you can read or i J sew comiortsbly at uißtit by usl-8 lamplor'a Si (ctaclei at la tho pair.—Hob3on troec Shotv 7T~ANTKD, Cook and Steward. -Apply V V achoonor Mary King. Railway Whurf \a J ANI'ED, a Rood Ger.eral Servant; V% must bo able to milk,—ipply io Mr idward Uvvrn, Ponsonby Uuad. _«r Ifroukl n toiid ! - '„! ANTED, to Purchase, from 2 to 3 VV Aores Land, 3 miles from I'oat Ufflco % rVator frontags preferred.—Alhert, _takO-3co. \"»/"'AM'fED~SKEN—flin Fresh Berlin TV Wool, 3d por dozon; Borlin Wool SUp lers, Is Od tho pair; and tho Extra Grand Show if Fresh Drapory at Dampior's. _)_' ANTED, Clothing Hands."—Cootnbes Vv and Co. U/ ANTED, Drapers. - Coombes and Co. \AJ ANTED, Employment for a Lamb's Vv Knitting Machine.—Apply Mra 0. Mac lonald, Napiorrstreet. \k, ANT isD, ISourd and Residence for *'* Two Respectable Porsons or Married Jouplo in private family.—Apply 109, Groy treot. "%ai ANTED, Two Kooms (furnished), V » as Bod nnd bitting Rooms for taly and Jontleman, wlih nlooo proforred. ana wlthla 10 nlnutes of post office. Terma luuat be modor ite.—CUH St.b Offlci. -■• WAN ED, to Let, a Four-roomed Cottago. Rent, 6s per week.—Apply at Hr Fowlor's, Butoher, Groy-strcot. -.1 ANTKD. Tenderß for Excavating 4 V % »llntmentß, .iDrlDg-Btroet, Poosonby.— Vpply F. G. Whltlcg, Klna-ttreet, t'onaouby. \% ■ anTED SE"«!N— The Quality of tbo * v Brown Holland, at 6d; Slato Silesia, Id; ho Lace Curtains, at 3a Cd tho pair; and tho ithor Fresh Urapery.at Dampior'B Door. 4*/ APfTED SKEN—The Bleached and TV Unbleached CaUco, at 3d and Id, and ho other Fresh Grand Show of Drapery, at jampior's, WakofleldstroctShop. » *~ AHTJD, by a Competent Dressmaker V* whohashHdoxperlenoa, a 3itUtttlon.— i.pply by letter to MT. Staii offlca. W^ ANTEDIo Sell, Sittings, Stock, and Good-will of aGord Hoady.money Frnit md Poultry 13u»inos-i; p>/oa ot stoos, &0., nodera'o, and rent low.-Apply to W. Head, Mty Matket. V&7 ANTED SHK>'— The Swiss Chocked Vt Muslin, M and 8d; Linon Table Damask, s and Is 6d; and tho Kxtra Grand Show of Trcsh Drapory^atDampier'Sj iSJA-JTEIJ K^O^VN - "Pcctorlne" V? for (Joughß. Colnp, Bronnhilia, Hourae >Dßn. &0.. 2i and Ss per bottl". — Prepared Rt Sort- nnnro Dssvonport. May Rl?o jo obtained from Mr J. A. Haßloif, 184, Queen itrpat. ' \SJ ANTED, Comfortable Koard and V* loflßlnic for about six months, by a Lndy »nd 3 children : one or two btdrooma fequired, with private Bitlingroom. — Apply, tatlcg terina. ta _ady, Po3t Offlco, Worth ij_or<-. ANTHD to Sell, a Lady's thoroughly good, qalet, and otnunon1 Dark Bay Cob; Irlsl giy«n.— t Itly 3. Brooking, Hlgh-atreot. ~\i aN T E~U KnuWN-Money ad- V vanced on Porsonal and Collateral Se onrity, repayable by weekly instalments. BiHa Discounted.—Rae's New Zealand P(>,\vfl Ofllce, DarbT-Btrgeti WAN i'KD — Wanted to Sell (veryl cheiipl, l ton of Rlne, i niy 2a pec lo; 10 owt. oj Apples; Large Appicß, 3d par lbj Small Apw'o?, 7 for Is; 10 owt, ai OW Cheese. Cdper Ib, jl'.bj for la 3fl, Id lb by tiiecheese,—U, Watts, Pitt-street, • %Jo.T ANTED SEEN-The LadW Sl'k v? Ncckerchiofs, !)d; Tho Boys' Suits, Os Gd; Girls' Frooks, Is 6d; and tho Extra Grand Show of Fresh Drapery at Dampior'B. •kft/ANT!'!) KNOWN—it cannot bo too TV wldd? kiown-that Carles Kelsey and fo. k'op no Imltiunn t'ilv.K' Joielry what ever, the whole ot tioir l»r«e cm) choice assort ment being f eal I liver,whtohthi y guarantee — Churles Kolssy and Co., two oooro below Morrln'B, Ironmongera. WANTED, Fickle Bottles; best prloe glveD.—Apply Auckland Fish Company, 207, (Jueoivstreet. T», ANTED K>OWN—It you want to V» Bee thn latest Fft»hion (iutnmn and winter. 13*8), huve a gl.inoß at Mnoro End Mllllnan's 'f allot Ing Window, In Uobßon'etreet. %R7A_iT_iD 15.WUWN—CJHBAP TIM- V y hsb I O___r TiMnwa I iad all othtr Iclnas ol Ballfitnß "AS^orlalD, can be puroatnod chaapor ttnu boUor %hnn snywhoro sine at the Yard* of D. Gokbib, Albort-fitreos. There boiaß DO manafeotisr}' fo? Jolnero' 't'lmber or. tho pvo mlse;, Jhe cDosomor hue so &d-ltu_*i ogpor tunlty of U2tii!i« anpovicr Jlmbs?. Whae!. ilghtn' 3£s tcr)e.lp»'g"»l<i ntncte. ANTED KNOWN—Another lheah Lot of Cheap Boota and Shoen: — Ladles' Binsilo-Bldo Imitation Kid Boatp, 3t Bd; grand line ot Ladies' real Rid Elas tlo-Biue, with tassels. 6a fid; Ladles' Morooco Klaetlosldo do.. S3: Hou6B liootp, 2s 6.1 and Ss: Ladloa1 f UpDorg, 7?, 2e 6d; Ladlea' High heel Kvenlng £hues 3s 0d; Girls' Prunella Boot", nlzo 11 ond 12. Si 61; MalnV Prnrolla do., slzo 1 end 2, ii 6d; Mad«" Button Boots, Bizelund 2,55; Child-on'a Bnff aiipvera, lined wish far, 2s Cd; Mod's Huff HHopero, 4a; Men's strong Klaßtlo Bide Boow, Si 06 ; But'on Hooks. 2d eaoh ; Hauthwnj'a oelobrateo Peer -Icbß, 61 per Bottle; Lot if Boos 'irantß choap; 1 _t the Viotorla-Btreet Shoo, W. H. Damplor.



Wantea. • vF/TaKTED, a KespecUble Message W Boy; easy place-Apply 3. Williams Tailor; Victoria-street. [/ «..*--i'Kl.), v few Good iSuslimen. V Apply l^leroo J.Htiltfa*. \STA^TED KNOWN—Charles Kelsey v 5 aud t:<>. have jnat received, In no»ou'. df Bgno, a ntioloo npsortmont ot Silvor Jewellery, all pusrsnteed. Tlioy ktep no imitation Silver. -Charles IColtoy imd Co., tw<i doors below Morrin'g. Ironmongers. __^_ !» »/ ANTED KNOWN—SiIk Boot Laces, VV 2Jd and Id the dozon; Boya" Braces, Cd; Men'a do., la, at Dampler'a. ftftTASTKD, a partner to join - a V* thoroughly practical man, who has been nsod to orco? saw ralilH, oarry on the woi k Ing of tho tamo an w»!I «a tho working of the bUBh mul BV'rytblnn connected with the tlmh»r tradisjKijd iiohr»4(jO bowb Of first olasa kauri bUBh. freehold, noat to railway staWon. Capital required to work tin oqus lauaies, about £1000.— For particulars, ayply to John Soppett, Lani A(?er.t. No. 8, Qnocn-Btroot. « a, ANTED, tho Public to sco the New t r Show of Drapery at Dampior's, includ ing tho White Flannel, at lOd, andthe Scarlet ditto, at la. Ladies' Hiuidsomo Leather Bags 23 (id and 3s Cd. *&/ ,!ITAKKItEI SvW-MILL.-- V V Wanted known that I can supply Tim ber as Cheap as any prqduoer In the province without raisin)? tho prices when other mills huvo no lors. Having tramways, my timber is foiled in tho winter and is moro durable; tho sap almost equal to tho heart of what is foiled in tho summer. Ilavo now in stock, Builders' Timbers and Cublnotmakora Eolocted Broad Boards in Kauri, Himu, and Kahikatca. Orders shall havo my best attontion.—John Smyth, Waitakcroi, Ist March, 1883. Vi/AlNT>'D' S'EN-Crapo Trimmiug, » ~ actually la tho Box of 36 yards; Flowers (artificial), actually Jd tho bunch; and tho Grand Show of Frosh Drapory at Dampiorn. ATtttt FBONTAGJtt—To Sell or Louse-* *IJO 60ft in width down to low-wator murk, oloso >o Victoria Kerry whnrt, North Snoro.und near to l:.o i'ovfD o>s woriP. Vury suitable lor » blacksmith, boai balldor, block and mMicmafcer. < arpenter, etc. No moro Bites will bo leased by tho Harboor Board on thi> foreahoro.—App:y. Alfred Cox, ARont, 177. (Jaeonscreet. opposite T. &. b. Morrin nnrt OouipanTa. A UCKLAND 1 MtBOUR BOAKD ' HOiTMKN KOB"TM]tSOUX{ DBPART MEN l. Jlarbour Hoard Ofllco, . Auckland, March 8.1883, App'ications will bo received at thta c:(lloe, uniii .rljiol)iY. tho 20th instant, at soon, for thu appointment of Boatmen (2) for the Harbour Uopartmunt, Wages, eight pounds per month. Conditions and farther particulars mar bo seoD npon application if. this office. O. B. t-TOtUI, « Chairman. KESPeOTABLE Woman wants Work by tho day.—Apply Miss Baxtor, Angleaea-atreet. j and DUUGGIST.-Wanted, " ■ a woll-cducated Youth as an Approntlco. Ago, 14 or 15.—Apply C. Henderson, Medical Hall, Quoun-atroot Junction. f|lO DRESSMAKERS.—Wanted, three 1. or four good Hands; also, two or throe Apprentices.—Apply Castlo Drapory, HobßOn- Btreet. «oara ma rtesiaence. OKIVA'IE Board and llenldenco for a r Sliiglo Gontloman, near G.P.0.; tonnE very moderato.—Address at W, D, Dallon's, Confoctioucr, Queon-stroot. _ COT 1 A II " T E L, HOn-iON.BTHKi-.T. Board and LodKln* -20a parWoot. Hoard and Lodging por Day, ia. CHiMKolU'rtßUi AI'AKTMKNXH lor J Ladles during tholr nooouohmont; quiet ness and attontion. Terms moderate.—Apply Mrs Boyle, Upper Qaoon-etroet (3rd liouso obovo Uoath's store). OLD GLUIS PRIVATE BOAKDI*G IKjUSK. Edon Crescent, Auokland. within throe 'minutes walk of tho Kailway Station, Wharf, I'ost ofllco, Supremo Courl-houao, and Banks.—Firat-cluss Accommodation for Visitors from tho Const and Country Districts. Apart montg en sulto forLadiosund Families. Plunge and Shower Bath«. Letters and telegrams addressed: o tho Manager, Old Club Privato Boarding Honso, Eden Crescent, Auokland,will recoivo prompt atteiulon; EN T \- *) U H '» U S F Beach RO4P. Dkvonpokt. A delighthilly aituatcd Marino Kosldonco, commaiidlns an oxtensivo vlow of tho harbour, elty, and suburbs; conveniently located botweon tho Victoria and Dovonport wharves. Kvory comfort nod convonienco for visitors and board. TermamoJorato. TNO , OWB!N . Dividends. * V B. MAIIT IN S ESTATF. AffINAL DIVIUBND h mw payable In sbovc CcChip. anG C sdl'orsarortqneßtod tn oall at& obtnfn snoh Imm 1U Tajlor or mjself. ai (rowa, C<impbi»H aud l.'o.'s ofllco. BhertlaDd atreot, wiikont delay. Dlvideufltj not ciiliod for by 3let March will be rtinUiod to Publio Ttußtee, Wellington. WH, BAKKK. Croflitore' Trnstoc. Bth Maroh. 1883. Tenders. niA KO COUNTY CJUJNUIL. TK AtiOUA 'I K&MWA.Y9.—PBUMANBST WAY OONIRAOT, Length about Three allies. Wrlttia Tenders will be r'calved at th« offloo of tho underslßned until noon ot Mum DAY, the 2nd ot April noxt, 10 tho wurkd of tho atove Dontraot. Plans. Htiocllloatlona. and oonditlons Of con tract oao be scon, and forma of loader obta'ued. at tbe ofllce of tho undorelgnod, or at tho office of the Thames County Counoll, or at the office of Mr G. 11. Pnrchis, Purveyor, Ta Aroha. Tenders to ba ondo'sed, "Tender for Te aroh» 'irani^faTS—Pormsnont Way Contract. Tho lowosl or any tendor cot necessarily aooeptod, HLtnea") BiaWAltT & HUNTBR, Civil KDRinooM. Shortl&nd-atrcet. Anoklimd, Maroh 10th 1883. ,iO BUILUJSKS. The Timo for Receiving Tondora for Mesßra. Fisher awl Uo.'a 100 Factory in XX ntNUiCU to noon on «Arl/IiUAY tbo 17h Instunt. Plans, &c, at our ofUcos, Queon Btroot. KUWAKU MaHuNKY. k BON, Arohlttotfl. , ~al o B IJ i L D & X 8. Teniera will fee rocoivoi np to noon on FHUKSDAY, tho ISth Instant, for the Ereotion 3t a Hrlcn atoro in Wyudhsm-^treet. Plans, &0., at our offices. Uuf en-Bireot. ' KDW. MAHONKY & SON, Architects. Qazette in aanKruptc^. ,^|^^;£> XN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZKALANI\ NOHTHKItN DIBTBIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho mattor of " Tho Debtors and Cre ditors Act, 1876," and tho amendments thcroto, and of tho Bankruptcy of AitTJiun Pamhiorpe! Lissant, of tho City of Auckland, Operatic Vocalist, a debtor. This is to notify that tho above-named debtor has this day filed a statement that ho is unablo to moot hla ongagomonta with his Creditors; tho flrat Mooting of his Creditors to bo held at tho Supremo Court-houßo, Auckland, on MON DAY, the soconddayof April, 1883, at tho hour of twelve o'clock noon. Dated, at Auckland, this Dth day of March, G. W. BASLEY, E(eputy Uogiatrar. J. M SrEED, D?bi.qr"B Holioitor jsaeaicoi.'.- QTOP YOTJU C L^S, by using Rahini's O Tlucturo oi Camphor, price la.—C. W, Qoodnon t.on'lor. Aronf a. \li X G,»Ki>Ni'.lt bega to inform the LV.I RcaWontß of Dovonport, Takapuna Lucaa'a Creek, Dairy Flat, Wade, and Waiwora, that having sold his Pharmacy at 184, Queen streot Auckland, bo is in attendanco durinu tht whole day at NORTH SHORK PHARMACY DavoNFQiyr. ■ »1 li R ECLKCTIO V HAKMACY, The? nomo of elegant Medical Establishments Topot '^^les cbStcheh: sIKkBT \\l ORMS in Children and others an *'* romoved, and an effectual cure cansoa by nsine SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS l^apackot^Soldby J. C. SHARLAND ANI Ca, oppoaito Post offlco. 1 si ME FACT IS iMOW ASSUKEO » THAT INOIPtBNT CONSUMPTIOB, OHRONIO BKONQBITIS, ASTHMA, THROAT ASD LUNQ COMPLAINTS, NERVOUS AND WASTING DiHKABF.ii are normanontly relieved, the worsi Bymptoma arrested, and a healthy re ' AjjpK^Nra aYRUP OF TOOALYPTU3 WITHHVPOPHOSPHITM.3 UF LlMit ANU QUININH. These groat results are owinu 0 tho combination of NBHVB AND BBAIK lONIC that lend inoroawx! anatainlnß uowepi to Uio Invalid, added to wbioh is tns EPKOUfIO ACTION at «ha Bnoalyptua on tho muetia mem branes, whereby the »ir panaages are cOettinil of nnhealthjf eftoretions In s URturM nmnnßr, Daily evidence Is afforded 01 tha per manent resußcltsttuct «)tion of thlo tarothiy—so that all who (su'for should at once make a trial of its eminent proper ties. Tho Knoftlyptufl Syrup is moderato in price, and withiu tho reach o£ all who seed It. It is a phKrinacdutiCEtl. combina tion of tonio alkaloids with hypophos phltss,and not a seoret nostrum, RoKlsterod and gazetted nndor "Tho Trad as Murks Begißtratloa \ot," by BhjS"«(i Aics.it?, The Phiirma;:y, Anoi ldcp. wholterJo Agent I i'lis Saw



JI ' a O LET, 5-roomed Cottapo nea ,J * Ponsonby Hall: nlao 1-rgomed Cottago.- I Apply W. g. Allen. ClaronceMteet, Ponaonby OHO IjET, a Furnislied Parlour and lied 8 room, ploasantly nituated; also, an Unfnr nished Koom. Tcrinß moderate.—l 22, Melrosi Honso, Grey-street. ' rg^lO LET, a. comfortable House of sh I rooms, in Grey-street.—Apply to John W James, builder, Victoria-street. ■9V) BE LET (furnished), Miss Webster's 6 CottaKc, Cheltenham Beach, North Shore, Entry at onco.— ftpply to John Leok, Uneon atreet. or to H. & It. Dudor, North ahore. _ TljlO LET, First-class Business Premises -I in City and Suburbs.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agont, Quoen-strcot, between Bank of Aus , tralasia and " Herald" Offleo. r~f\l) I,n.T, a Shop and Dwelling (new), « corner Abororombio and Symonds-etreotg; gas and water laid on. Ront moderate.—Apply next door, or 18. Insurance Buildings, Queon- Btreet rfuTLET, a Comfortable Furnished Bed -SL room in h prlvats family. clobb to Qusoa- Fti'cet; rant 5< —Apply this oflloe. rjjnO LET, a new five roomed house.— X Apply to Mrs J. Wheeler, Yarborough- Btreot, Uedwood Torraco, Ponsonby. rVO BE LHT, at Mount Albert, near the » two ohurchoa, a Corrfortib'o Hesfdence. with sniiab c ornhniioM and about five acres rf ln.d voli watered. Po ition c ovalod. and on tha main road.—Apply to'li*. Q. lCwinnton. uLtT.—Good Stands in City Market, fcultablo f'jr uoalcri; bJbo, 2 .--hopa itijil r)wol!ln«a in Albi rtiitroo'. - > pi)iy lo T. clitter, Weighbridge QHIoP, Ma» lu^t Honae. • «'O LET, a Blacksmith's Shop with " tooli', and Dwelling Hcubo, BUustec! In Vi olHnßton Pibto, ofr Jtobaon-ut/eet. — Apply Mrs mnok. top Hobaon-atroct. r|>O LET—A Family Residence, conaist -8 ing of ovor 20 rooms, with every con vcmonco — gas, water laid . on, plungo and Bhower-baths, &c. Suitable for a flrst-claßa boarding establishment. Five minutes walk from the Poat-ofilce.—D. F. Evans, Estate AKOnt^Quoen-street, noxtßank of Australasia. MT.O BE LEASEDTPnkokohe. -SpkndTd is Kann, 160 aorfs House, Outbuldlnga. Or ohard. Purohnnl/.K oiauso ojitlona1 .—Cameron and Splcar, Land Agonta, 81. Qiioon-Btreot. ? O LET, a Four and a Five-roomed * Houso.—T. Williams, Tollor, Victoria atreot. t O LH.T, (illiccs.—Those centrally situ ' ated and flrst-olass Offices now in my occupation (as I am removing to ground floor). Tho boat position in Auokland for a solioitor or other professional man.—D. F. Evang, Estato Agent, next to Bank of Australasia, Quoen-Bt. * AKaPIO A.— To Let or for Sale, an » exoellent Farm »ear I.ako Takapnns, 33 aoron of good land and an oxoollent bciuse and outbnlldingß. Ooaoh naeg^s eight tlmea dally. Twma eaßy.-Oliver Mays. EVJSJSPoRT, North Shore Excellent new Villa Rosidonco, 9 rooms, to Let. Thors is ovory convenience.—Also, a nico Cot tage, S rooms.—OliTer Maya, agent OUSES TO LET, furnished and un fnrnlehed.—Apply R. 8: R. Duder.HonßO Agonta. Hevonuort. MStoLetwith " uso of Sitting and Piano, in plcasantest part of Mount Eden.—Apply to Stab offlco. DuVursPO vT.—To Let, at a low ren tal to a permanent tonant, elght-roomod Honae and large volosnlo allotment; furniture it reqnlred, at a valuation.™-Apply Oliver Maj a, Devonport. > ' i .. For Sale. Jj OR SfILE, three 400-gallon Tanks, B almost now, with braßa tapa and connec tions. - Apply G. Jones, Collego RoaS, next EiiKlaud-strcot. mO THa DEaF.— Audiphone for sale at i Pond'a Pharmaoy.—Apply for a trial be« tween2snd 6p.ro. , BJIOR ciALB, a new 3-roomcd t'ottaac; £} allotment, 49J x 110, woll laid out in fruit trees, Sco.— Apply Mr Haxtmistor, Claremont stroot, off Kyber Pa3B. jQiOR SALE" a Bargain) — Beresfora £■ Btroet: A mow ana -.veil-llnlehed Houbo of i 7 rooms; verandah, Venetian windows, water laid on. a really haucomo house. Inßtrnoilona to cell at onoe. Prlne, only filSO.—D. If. Evang. Estate Agent (nnxt Bark o( Auetralapla). tjiOß SALE, Bord's Piano, rosewood ; aa I gcod aa now. orlglnnl price, £37— To bo Beon at Carbines and Toyloi'ii, Que^n-straet. «ji O R 8 A L ». V ALLOTMENTS. STOKES'S POINT (Main Road):« x 2SI, £11. —AVONUALK: } acre (opposite school), £90.— COLLEGE ROAD: Allotment, 33 x 100, £6 per foot—NEWMAUKET: Choico Corner Alfot ment.iiHO. KLLEUSLIE (close to Station): G6 X 160, £1 nor foot. KASY TERMS.-Also, sovoral dosirabio Cottngos, on terms to suit purchasers. -LABOUR EXCHANGE AND KSTAfE AGENCY, Uigh-atreot. A. T. Carter, Managor. ijiOK S\LE, in Gladstone Koad, a most ? convenient 6-roomod Cnttngo and large allotment; grand view of hnrbour. Price, £450 —£159 oash. nalanoe can remain on property. Six-roumod Uouso In -Vanukan Raad, near St Mary's Ctmrob, in flrßtolftßS ordor. l'rloo, , £350. '1 orms can be had. Flverooitnrt CoUt.B». qnito raw, and poorl aliotmont oiT Mauukwi Xtcad, In Newmarket, Pftoi. £350. Atiply to W. & J. FRATKR. Kctato A gont. N Z. Inßnranoo Pnildlngg. UiuK SaLE,—East Tamaki, 13 miles V frcm Auckland, and i from tho Papatoitol Railway station, a boautlfnl Paim ot 160 aoreo. all In gra-s, and subdivided imolO paddoatp, The whclo well watoroi by a nevor-f&lling trnum. Houie (now) of 8 rooms, ont-bulldlngp, &o.; biubll orotni'd, For prlcotod terms, apply Fi J. MOSS & CO., Shortlanfl-atrcef, gjl O X S A It X, IJ Br EDWARD WAYTK HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. BIRKRNHEAD (noar Whad)—New 9 roomod House. Math-roam. Wash-house, tec; Laige Allotment; splendid view; £025 OHEMUNGA-Houßo (fi rooms) £250 and £100 ONKHUNGA-Small Houses ohonp (KAWIKLD KOAD-Houso (8 >oome). £500 SKaFIELD JiOAU-iIODSo and L0t,£550 OITY (to Leaeel-Cornor Bhop. £3 a week MOUNT ALHKttT—Honeo (10 roms), 2 aoros MOUNT ALBKRT-Houße (12 rooms), 9 aoroa MOUNT aLBKIIT—Choioe Bnildlng Sites MOUNT KDKN- House (7 rooms), 1 aoro MOUNT EDEN-Boubo (8 roomB1, £550 MOUNT EOEN—House (4 rcoms), £210 MOUNT BDBN—Honfle (7 rooms), 10 aorO3 MOUNT KUEN—'hops, oapjtal Blmatlon MOUNT EDEN—Choice Building Sites KIuHMOND—Hounoa (3 to i rooms) taOHMOND-Bnlldlng Sites HAMILTON-Cholce Aero Lotß CITY (to Lease)- Mennfaoturlng Premises with or without uteam power, &c. QRKEN LANE-sacres; flno view EbLKKSLIR-aouße ffroma), Corner Lot KLLKKBLTIT—Choicn Building Sites KDEN TERKACK-Houbb (8rooma), largo lot FAKMB at Hamiltnni Cambridge, Pukerimo, Whata< A hat», K»lpara &o WANT BD, Small Houe-'B near Queen-Btrcot to Purchase or Kent Meetings. hi SEPULCHRE'S SCHOOL.-EODSE O. SymoDdß-streer.—Fourth Leoture of the Strles on " The Saorlfloa of the Old Testament," by the Rev. Joseph H'H, This (Friday) Evening, »»730. _ _ * UUKLAKD C'^ORAt SOOIETY. ---/\. Subject for rohearsal, Tuesday, March 13th. Schumann's "Paradise and the Peri,."—H. Giininn. Junr., Hon. ScO; . S" T. J-iMKS'S Ml TUAL 1M PROVE. MENT ASSOCIATION. The First Literary Meeting of the abOTe *s caolatlon for the Session nt 1883, will ba ha!d on MONDAY EVENING next, 12th Inß*.. l» the Young Men's Cbristian ABBOOfATioH «oom« (Wetlesley-street enti'ance), &t 7 3D p.m. Buslnoßs:—A l/ebate, d. THWAITEB. Hon. 800. PROTESTANT ALLIANCE FRIKNDLY HOCIETff OF AU3TKA LA9!A,-«BAND COUNCIL, NKW ZBA LA»D, Tho Annual Meeting of the above Couno! will be held nt the Newton Hall, Anokland, oi MONDAY, 12th Maroh, 1883, at 10 o'olook in th mOrDIDK> WM. SMITH. Grand SooreUty. OHONOGR *PHERS willing to mcc I for reporting practice, are invited to v semble »t Mr Jonson's (Teaoher of Shorthand, Karangahape Road, Monday, Maroh 12, o ooininnnlcate. Goodson.s Arcade. EASTER p OODSON'S. EASTB. ■CARDS! VT OODSON'S. GIFTS. A REMINISCENCE OF tho cast three years marks rapid strides in tb Cits-of Auckland; a comploto revolution he 3 been made in certain well-known branches c ~ trade-in Stationery, Clocks, Wfttohea, Jewe i lerV and Fancy Goods. Tho opening of tb i London Aroado marked a favourable era for th rosidenta of Auckland and its nefehbourhom • greater facilities then being offored for obtali file at one and tho same place a selection froi tho most variad stock in unison with the trad motto, "S.P.|g.R/' EYEARS exnorienoe havo shown by demonstration that nimblo 6a. is better than a slow Is,, aud tha notwithstanding the close imitation and kef competition to which wo have been subjeoto. our business was neyor more successful than I the present, the public readiJy diseriminatii between tho plan adopted at the Arcado marking the goods at tho samo universal lo price and the course now being adopted 1 Bomo of our competitors—marking a few lin 50 per cent, below tho prices at which they ha ter years supplied tho same goods to the Ano land public During our three years RESIDENCE IN the City our prices have remained tho same -\ commenced at in High-street, and though in t plan we havo pursued — viz., supplying o goods upon a lower tariff of profits Jh hitherto known in Auckland, we havo incorr the displeasure of a few of our neighbours, ■> are yet content to know we have tho approl tion of tho majority of our appreciating tlzffi andaslongaßwe^romain^ it will be our endeavour honourably to mainti tho position in which wo have been placed the extensive-patronage we have received fr< tho Inhabitants of Town and Country, to whi we tender our sincere thanks. NSW p OODSON'S. NET goods. VTOODSON'S. so o



,r ' A LETTER for Mr McArtaur Slacey - ; JrX. la lplnfjlu cn.e o. John James, Cunna '. ' street, off Upper Qqpen-'.tieeti _ 1 ILL the persons who got a wrong Urn -7 t brella (tnrongh a mistake) at the Youne ' Mon's rooms on Thursday, tho Bth, reinrn same Bi to the Library. They will get their own. £ ' T^TILLI&M MILLON, I'LASTIBRkk . V? JOHN MONTGOMERY, Cahi-entkr. ; —Correspond at onco, V.M.C.A., Russell-street, j Melbourne. ; • TTKLESS MrW. F. R WonrKo.whoonthe '• \J 28th day of Novomher, 1882, purchased at . our mart, Fort-alreet, Auckland, lots 19 and 20 i of Evitt's subdivision, Spring-street, Ponsonby, > complete his said purchase within seven days . from this date, his deposit will bo forfeited and, I tho land resold at his risk.-Samuel Cqohrane ■ ' and Son Auctioneers. Auckland, 6th March, | 1883. Lose ana Founa. LOST, a large Silver Locket with raised gold stock. — Any person bringing the same to tho office of Arch. Clark and Sons will be rewarded. LOST, in Tirey«treet, Pair ofßaby's ■ rm«n.- BY dur rewarded by loavlng sa'mo I at Yunng's Qrocory, Grey-street. I T UST, or taken from Penroso Station JLJ Stable, Bay Horse, branded 8 near shoulder, with eadd'o and bridle, on Wednes day, between 1 and 5 p.m. Tho llnflor Trill bo rewarded on returning tho same to Henry Jackson, Otahuhu. L( sr.^in P<msonby lload or Franklin RoaJf part of an Karrlng.-Tho flndor will obllgo by leaving it at tho Star oftlce. Five Bhilflnga reward will bo given. LOST, near cwmarKtc, on Saturday, 3d, a I,'ctht >>rown .°t. nemitrd'g Dog answers to "Jumbo." I lbora1 rowarn on re turning lo a. Heathar. K':q. Mount JrMen. LO^T, a ''"ay Mare, need, branded TP on noar shoulder, and heart on off shoulder. —10s will bo paid for her return to Patorson's Stables, Lorno-streot. LOST, Pocket Book containing private letters, &c—ss will bo paid on leaving tho same at Stab Offlco. I UST Boat.—A timall Flat-bottomed JLJ Pant, painted white, no camo, loot frcm St. George's Bay on the evening of the 6th lust., 6s reward to any nee returning it "lo the owner, —T. L. Abbott, Soarboro' House, i3car boro' Terraoe ( Paraell. _ i~jKJUND, a Setter~Dog. Owner can 1 havo tho same by paying expensesi. If not claimed within three days, will bo sold.— J. C. Lang, Ponsonby. i.i'iOUND a Boat.—The owner can have • the same bypsyirg expenses.—Apply to Capt. MoKona'e, WPaif. STRAYED, into my paddocks* near H»ro ot Krin, about two months bro, 1 Yellow Heifer, branded K8 on ramp. It no olaimod within H days, iud exec-nses paid, wll be sold defray thu same. It. 11. Watt, Great South Road. Ecclesiastical. HE ANNIVERSY SERVICES OF TBU PON3ONBY BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL WILL BK HBLD SUNDAY, MAKUH 11, 1883. Rbv. T. SruRQBON in tho MornlnB1. Mb knooh wood at 3 o'oloofe-, Kiev. C. Oaktkb at 6.39 o'clock. Collection in aid of i-ohoul Funds. TK4 at 6 30 on followlrg TUESDAY. Speakers:—Revj. nvsonikv, Spurgeon, with Other Mliii-tera and Friends. Boots and Shoes. TOOK O U T FOR THE BTjTTIf TJOO '3 luie JDooiy GENUINE CLEARANCE SALE ! Salb to Commekcs on FRIDAY, MARCH 9, o. mto. khs. PiiEvious to Taking In a Pabtnsii wits OFCKK THIC WHOLE (F HIS BPL'NDID AND WELL-ASSOKTED STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES AT GREAT REDUCTIONS! EVERYTHING 7 0 BE DISPOSED OF INDEPENDENT OF COST. THE GOODS ARK ALL OF THK MOST FASMOMABLE SHYLE3 AND LATPST DESIGNS. Tho attention of Slo.-ekeepera, Settlers, and others is called to TIHS SALE. Aa all will be able to PURCHASE WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. A PERFECT CLEARANCE Ts to be nude before tho IST OF MAY. ALL CLAIMS mast ba pat In on or before the above date (May 1), and all OUT-OTANE ING ACCOUNTS to be settled promptly. OTJROOKES' • JL> r< ENUINB fIIKAEAHOII Q ALB, QUEEN-STREET (OPPOSITE GAUMOK AMD CRANWELI'B). Nottingham House (LATK CHEAP BOOT SHOP). CGB.NEK OF MARKET ENIRAMCE, QUBKN-bTBKitT. Q.EO. ££IGGINS, Having Bought the Lbasb of thb AUOVrt PKBUIS9B, Begs to inform the Public of Auoklanil and yloinity that ho will QPKN ON gATOKUAY, j^AROH J.O. WITH A TOBtf liARQE AND ENTIRELY NEW BTOOK OB" COLONIAL. EX'GLISH. & FRENCH BOOIS AND SHOES. G. H, having had 27 Years' Experlenoe in the ! Boot Trade in England, the Publt« rimy ■• rely on Beonring ot hla Establishment A Rbailv Good Article. n a it !' m REPAIRS NKATLY EXKOUTED. 15J h It B piVING UP THE BOOT BUSINESS. 0 " £10,000 WORTH IS OF '/BOOTS AMD 8 E 0 IS S ; ie" FO« POSITIVE SAGF. i, The ITn^erslgned hay ng received the L^t: 0- SHIPMENTS Of X EKQWSa, ffIIBNCH, AND GBRMAW GOOD J, Ex BUSS Border Chief and Tythonns, Valncd at £4.000, a They beg to Inform thoir Customers and tta *' PnbUo that they mo offering the whole of 2 1 their Large Stock for Silo at Prloes at hitherto nnheaia of la Auckland, iS The toUowlns ate the Prices ot a few Lines t ,^ show tha'. the Sale la Qeoolno :— by Men's WateitlßfctP, own make, ea pegged 9/8; worth Hi ye Men's Bluchfrp.ownirake.Pßd. 5/8; wonh 12, ik- Men'aKlaalK ownmalte,p«d.. 9/8; woninlo, Men'a Balmorals, do. pgd.. 10/6 j worth 18, Men's Shoes, own make .. .. 7;6; worth 13, to Yontha1 Boots, own make .. 6/0; worth 8 ho Ladies'Pircnellaßoot« .. .. f'6:*"»*§ to. OhUdran'sßlaMloa- _^ -■ l/B;wortn.l n9> Sp%^S^^£^p i ,ln "'^^A™** Z QMIHfST gKOS., ' TANNERS MW BOO? MANUFiOTDHRB. D WAKEnELD-STEEET, AUCKLAND.



JT ° -- I' ° 2:> NIGaTBOIL OONTRACI. Tho untlerfiigned haa this day oppolntel Stephen Hookbh hln Collector. A>l Keraona who ate in ant.arß at thn end of Tl-s Quarter v. i 1 bo numnijned or have tho Bonrieo stopped. GKQHaK Wli.-OM. OAM LE V GUN Cb D ]:, The Firing for a Silver Cup presented by a I member of tho above Club will take place on 1 SATURDAY AFTERNOON next, March 10th. at Ellerslie, at 2.30 p.m. sharp. J ».» la iO £10,000 LENT o<i Buildiu;'; '- (. - ' l-o:i<'-y ptinolplo-i. or on othi c ti-ui? i-.i cnit bJiio-TOp. Allotments bouirt 5 and Houses bum on weoU? payment syttni).. Mortgages and i.o^'js negotUtoJ. See .'.iati ' Properties for s<tle on Ith pasie. Sizperoen'. allowed on monoy deposited for Investment.— C. 'WILIiUMSON, Lftud, Hstite. and Flnanoli I Ages anfl Yalnator.' S.Vnican Lano. AHPING MIXTURE TAKPZNG WIXTViK ! TAKPING MIXTURH. 1 MKS H. FUGAT.f, Widow of the latu Henry Fugate, beffs to announco that sho has returned from Melbourne, and has now Opened a General Store in Grey-street, opposite tho York Boarding House. Mrs Fugate trusts that her old friends will not forgot nor, as her Stock is woll assorted and quite now. AU goods sold at a Tery small profit. _ DR. I'HILSON Living expressed" a defliro to uo»-i-«ain :i n.■r:ni)ientfirnitbt.i MtjEatu'cs at tj".b6Ci't'-<iß to nU Toatlmoial. Eu sorlbers are r. Bweoiful y invited to Odll it my ofßce and sign rhe parchment rolls ■whioli. wtien completed, T7lll tie sabstintlally bound and presented. F. 6. SWINBTQX, Em. See. PROTECT YOi-KSKLF FKOM MOS QUITOES by using SHARLAND'S KOMA, Is. 6d. a bottle.-Sold by SHARLANI) AND CO., opposite the Poat-ofnce. UaA'LiVMJ's 'M"A BrtAJNH' I'AK ING POWDER is the purest known,anOt therefore oneo tried is always used. Price, Is t!d and 2s. Cd. a tin. Proprietors: J. C. SHAR LAND & CO., opposite Post-offlco j\/! 'X KOBEH, Dress Shirt Manufac »* C turor, Viotoria-atreet. — Gentlemen's Dross Shirts to order or measure. Trade orders attended to with punctuality. Contractor for Sowing of any description. Plain Sewing at 1313a Id per mile. }^ EE AND PuTIEU, Coach Builders, \JK Groy-atreet, Auo'iand.—N.H, i Iron-ban Shaft* Spoke , t'ellobs, Hlua '\ am tied all Itln i of Xiaidwood, t Lowes* Market Prisoa. T AIT"E~S REID & HO Bi Beg to call the attention and careful considora tion of those about to Furnish to tho Veey Favourable Prices of ALL KINUS OF FURNITUKE. Having introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other house in town. JAMES REID & SON, FtJRNITDBB EMPORIUM. HOB3ON-STREET (2nd Sho from Yictorla-st tmotice of partnership. The ■undersignod "u.ive this day onterod into Partnership as Civil Engineers and Surveyors. ra»npr» JAMES STEWART. (olgnea) aBHL ey J. HUNTER. TNTIMA T I O N. T. WALKER, BUTCHER, KARANGAHAPii ROAD, Begs to Intimate thst he will Remove from tho Tompora'y l?renilioa rccuoied bj blin Bines tha late fire, nnd will EB-OPitN IN H?S NKW T -DAY (THURSDAY), BTH MARCH. T. W. thanks the Public for p&st favours, and hopes by strict attention to buslneES to merit c oomintianco of the same. Maroh 7, 1883. "TNDIA AND CHINA TEA JL WAREHOUSE." Landlnß. ts Crownthorpe, from London, Moth's StrPKßion Frush HebriNos, lib. ting „ „ KiPPKBKD „ lib. Vino „ Chiiiok HkrmsO;! in Shkimp Sadob „ Smoked I\ed HrKBiNQg „ NMW ORINS'3 MABMALADIt Anqlu-Swibb Milk. Ex Arawata, Kotomahana, and Walr pa, 745 PACKAGE 3 DIA ASD CHINA TBAS, Medium to Very Choice, in oheat3, halve!", and boxes. These shipments include some Ot the cheapest lines uo'.rt on the Australian Market this year. XREDK. \V HITKH3A.D, '96 VICTOErA-STREKT; FLEAS, and other Insect Pests, flee before SEGRKTTfS INSECT POWDER, the most effective known. Price, Is. 6d. a tin.— Colonial Agents: SHARLAND & CO., opposite Poat-offlce. W <» XI C K p D. fTeVANS, ESTATE, HOUSE, AND LAND ASENT, Hafl RKMOVBD to more Commodious and Con venient Offices on around floor, NKXT BANK OF AUSTRALASIA. QUKKN - STRBBT. where be will now be pleases to ccc any old ! faces. PROPERTY owners wishing to sell, are re quested toforwtrdpartlouUraaa soon as con venient. PURCHASERS ate now on the Increase, and the demand for olty properties la greater, thsn the supply. Small cottages near Queen-Jtrest very ration oalled for. TO LET.—Could let several Houses In or near Quaen-etreet. Numerous enquiries all clsy long. AUOTIONSKK.- D. F. EvANS intands adding that of Auctioneer to bis well established House and Lsnd Agenoy. The First Sale will take place early In March. Those wishing to Bell uro requested to forward particulars as early as possible. New Arrivals, ard those ashing to purchase are Invited to cill and inspect the Lista sttho LAND MART, QUEEN-STREET, NesCßank ot Auatwlnsla. - ■ mABPING MIXTURE 1 JL TAUPINS MIXTURE I TaKPINB MIXTURE 1 ATS I—When do rats cease to lie rats T After a hearty meal off SHARtAWD'a Phosphor Paste (they are then corpses) !— Sold by SHARLiAND & CO., Shortland-street, for Is. a pot. ' C[CD VICTORiA ■ STSEET, AUCK OOi LAND (Bdoorsabovo Albsrt-s reet). T. E. CAtiTEB, WHOLBPALK AND RKTAIti PIOTURK FRAME MANUFAOIURHiR. laiportor of Mooldinßs Gl.-.es. Fiotnree. Sotapß, and Mnsloiki Intlrumenta. TEACHER Of the riatioforte, Vlplio, &c. For Terms and Testlraoniita, see Bretl's Almanac Advertisement, page 87, and post free on application. TOKER AND RKPAIBBR OP MUSICAL IHSTHPMEBTt. SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING— THIT ROBEiIT TUDEHOPE (LIOKNSHD PtOMDBR) Can Lay on Water from-City Mains Can Lay on Bab In best style Can Supply Corrugate*! Tanks Portable Washing Boilers Plunge and Hip Baths • Caimnoy Cowls, and all .llior reqaslteE AT LOWEST RATES. Note Address— , R. TUDEHOPE, PLUMBER, GASFITTER, KTO., 830,852, 334, Qukbn-btrbkt. V __ : ~ To * H. C OOK E. 44 akd 46, Viotoria-street;1 Beg to draw the attention of Ladies and Gentle men furnishing to their ' LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK o; , T^URNITURE, comprising Drawing and Dining-room Suitei • Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Wardrobes wit class panels. Sideboard?, Choffoniers, Ha . Tables and Hatstands, Office Tables, Chimnc and Toilet Glasses, Dining Tables, Cane Chan in great variety. Toiletware, Drawers, Wasl Btands, &c, &o. /"IARPETS, Including Brussels, Tapestry, Kidderminste and Felt Carpets, Hearthruga, Coir and Chir v Mattings, Stair Carpets, Linoleum, Floorcloti Door Mats Wool Mats, Bed-rcom Rugßj &c "DEDDING • . of all kinds and of the best quaUty. Hair, Woe Flock, Cocoa Fibre, and Flax Mattressos, Sprir B Mattresses, including the Paten Wire Woi 8 Mattress; Feather Bods, Bolsters, and Pillowi Kapok Beds, Bolsters ana Pillows, and Pc liaises. T. & U. COOKE, ° ii AND 46, VICTORIA-STREET. [Factory, BiHotkstreet.] I X 1 BBKSWAXI H-iSSWAXI I Farohasea to any au»nt«7 for Caaii. '/c Buiera of Fungn* and Mtmtz Metal, IS ' ___— & ■ IS H»vina cnrohaßsil in China a Fine Aesoi mMilof himself, JAMKB AH KSW n /6 sosfldently recommend them, and trusts thai i / ■ hla old Customers, and the Publlo generally, w ' avail themselves ot this splendid oppoitani 3" and call early to buy his Superior Congou, Bi Flavoured Kooloo, Shouohosg, and vorlc Mixed less, suited to every tastei He haa a on hand Japanese Wtre, Prasaived Ging 1 Crnckeryw.irs j Silk?, Handkerohtofs, c.nd otl ooinowrtitios too numatouH tq msutlon, liwu the Address l— 8. 4>MSb AH KEY? Si CO,, m, QauJi-otftffi



■ rnuixc notices, IN THE ESTATE OF HALPH GEORGE JAKK3, O* "AT'OKUND, ACODUATAKT. Creditors In thlp KsWta (who have not already aocono) a-a requested to .Frovo thfir Claims with me <>n rr boforn MUHAY. the 16* Instant, vrtiena Flr.t dirt Finn! Dividend will ba par. XHO. MACFFARLANE, Supreme Cowj, Trnflto° ■annklancLPtti .\T:irc-h. JBS7. ■:f AEPING~SIIXTifKE ! " a- TsKfl^a MIXTURE I :T, AE-T3B MIXTDRKI .4 DCELAMD TO WELLINGTON .■■■*■- CLUB (Ga.M3AX.DII. and* 'K»: '?S Sro.h-.ro, W ho would meet Nemn? t'B4ttiet undor tho Venerable ««I the Apojlo «f Xtowht.SMS'a^K hl B Me?n lory.' l" 10 ; '°a ' !m<il° *" P6°Pte KDWAKDO LAMI. Auckland, March 9,1833. Au c k iTa n d 'hospital. Secretary to Committee of Managomont re quired. Address on or before TUKSDAY NEXT, 13th instant, to the undersigned, Colonial Bank Buildings, Queen-street, from whom necessary information can be obtained. R. A. MACKECHNIE. _ -Pi-?"? 11111 Coramilteo o£ Management. BILLIARDS 1 BILLIARDS I — Now open, the Billiard Room at the Cosmopolitan Hotol. One of the finest in the colony; lltted with onn of Alcock's test tables. Undor the able suporvision of Fred. Loclco. I o G It a iT'h I N O. Ilia DBVONPOIIT SaW-MILYj COMPANY DBHSBftD i'iMMKJtI o,t a ffrost ltofinotlon on ro7" Prioes. Lon« langtha out at shortest notice. jiOMHEKCLU JUUB. a nkw ChOB having bsen formed on Tern, peranoa Friucipltp, tho Committee resucotfuUy request tho attendance cf Members and their Friend 3to mealu at the Club Rooms as uiual. Members of the eld Club, and others wh > ciealretojuln, are rcq'ae.tad to do so without '6lsy, fo enable lha management to make per" monent arraEaements. J. Fflliß OLARKS. Cliatrtnaa of Committee. pi/auU«T EDJj; : KOAD BOiRD POBIAU NOTnit.—Legal urooaeficsß shall taken BRsincS all Ratepßjera who have not id their R^tca by the 15th instant. Tha Col eotor, Ma John Ktickmy will attend at tho U-lioiiSe, Moan* Edon, on lhs> Bth, 9ih. lltb, ana 16tb, from tie hours of 9 to 11 a.m. JOiKPH FOTTER, Marob. 2,1833. Chairman. Q TABLING ACCOMMODATION in (J Parnell,—Acr e^r.tiemen or laflies wlehiuß o put up their Hora«s or Veoioles, msy app'y James Marsin, .-saker, next Windsor Caotlo Hotel, Parnell. By night or day. nOUGHS, COLDS, and LUNG J DISEASES are speedily cured by takina SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL.-^ at 2b. 6d. and Is. Gd. a Bottle by SHARLAND AND CO., opposite Post-offlce. " Oorporation Notices. £JITY OF AUCKLAND. METER WATER SUPPLIES. QUARTERLY ACCOUNTS rendered for tho lovo supplies require to be paid at the City Council Offices on or before the 10th inst. P. A, PHILIPS, m ™ • ,_■ \'n Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, March 5, 1883. QITY OF AUC.KLAN D. TENDERS FOE CULVERT ASD WALL IN MUTT-SIKEBr. XEHDKKS FOX FORMATION AND PART DSAINAGB OF DOCK-bTREIiT, The City Conceit will recalve separate ten ders until 3 P.m. hi TUVR^DAY, 15th mat., for above works, tn terms of pl*ns aud Bpeclflca tions to bo Viewed at tha ofilca of the City tfnßiaoer,CounoilChambers;Highstreot. Tha CoudoU do noS b'nd [heuißoivea io =cc3pt any tender. Tenders tj bs ondorsed respectively for the work tendered for. P. A. PHILIPS. Town Cork's Office, clerk. March 9,1833. - MONDAY, MARCH 12, AT 11 O'CLOCK A.M. COIR MATTIhG ! COIR MATTING I TO CLOBE ACCODNIS. GABRIEL LEWIS O AS received instructions to sell, at hla ul Rooms (opposite Thornton, Smith and firth's Mllla), I/owsr QueenjjtrenS. oa the above late, at 11 o'clock. J| BOMS CDIR MATMNQ, I. «, 5 j ROtAi jfflLT, for Carpets. TUESDAY, ONE O'CLOCK. ■ CLEAPING-OUT SALE . ' • ■ AT THE DEFENCE STORB, ALBERT PARK, R. ARTHUR KAS been fnvonred with instructions :'' f com Mr V. BlocimSelA to sell by anotlon at the Defence Store, Albart Park, ™Sur^riobe« rtß> T6nt' &0- &fti ■■ ' Busk-3, Barralß, Boxes, and Oasea 12 Iron Targets, m«,ja, &c, &q, • THURSDAY, Isra, noon. mount bden road, Hamilton. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions to seU by auction, at his Estate, Land, and Houso Sale Rooms, Arthur's Mart, Queen-Btreet. on Thursday next, 15th inst. at 12 o'clock noon j MOUNT EDEN KOAD.-'Mo Shops, with dweUings, with verandah, newly built; a Rood mslneßß stand; plpasantly situated; commind ingaflnevipw; aflrst-clasa\YoUof water: there " are 30 foot frontage, with a right-of-way of 3 feet; now occupied by Mrs Jack. Also, ■ •* A First-lass Dwelling-house, situated a short distance from tho above property, we!l built, comfortably arrangod, good garden, beautiful view; easy terms; now occupied by Mr Car thew. ' HAMILTON, WAIKATO.-House and Allot ment, No. 321, Hackery-street, 353 by 819 links situated noor tho Bank of Now Zealand. VT. 8. OOOHUANB] rJAB. DAOBF. MOfiDAY, MARCH 19. By Order of the Registrar of tho Supreme Court. FRJJE tiOLD PKOP£ItTY, EOBSON'S rgiHE Subscribers have received ingtruc- AUotmeata i, 6.6 end 7. of tha Sub-dlvWoa ov Allot .jeatl.2. Sostion 11, Suburb* o£ Anoltland, 6fa feet frontaso to HoDson'a Bay' iotid. Conditions of Sale cm be seen at tho offlwa of MesßraConnell aid Oooper, Solicitors; Ynloan Lanu, or SAMI7BL COCriKA^i- & 80ft, |': Aactioaeera. TUESDAY, MARCH 18. i EXTENSIVE UNRBSER7SD SALE , OF MEN'S, BOYS', AND YOUTHS' COLONIAL AND sJVGLISH • MADE CLOTHING, HHIRTS, HaTS, - HOSIERY, &C, &C, iiC. THE WHOLE OF THE STOCK OF MU I. PHILLIPS, Who Ins Retired from Bnalnes* AMOUNTING TO £H$J OABH PBICB. J. ~- . , FOR POSITIVE SALE. GABEIEL~LEWIS HAS received instructions to till at his «.«.> t°P^oßi!g Thornton, Smith and rt- Sutfotook * Qnoca"strwt' to-morrow THE WHOLE OP THK ABOV3 BXOOK, ;iUi Without Rmsmvs. i Ity nl Terma at Sale. Lao .' ' . ' -. 7 :er, Tho Anntion«et oalts attsistion to tho abors nor } Goods, being importea direct for tbia msrksl I and well celoctf o, all of recent importatlOE in fifß4-cluEB ore'er, aati fait >izes. k (Qmimtied on Fourth PageJ