EXPORT OF FROZEN MEAT FROM AUCKLAND.

Full Cargo Engaged for the

Mat aura,

Wi stated in a recent iV.nc that wrango monts bad been tm.de to load the ship Mataura with a car K o of frrzen mca rt Auckland for the home market, AttlMt time tho total number of .beep proiuiscd was 42C0, which' was not ancient to fit! to vessel which has accommodation for 200 tons A farther supply, n lots of 50 and inwards, wa^ then solicited by advertnc ment through cur columns, with a mo t Sfactory result. Mr Jowph Banks i-. ---forms us that he bas no* received additional promises amounting to 2000 sh:cp, wlacli, will more than complete the ncc:ssiiiy supply required for the Matanra. Of tins lo" ihe greater portion comes from Cambridge, Waikato. It is expected tie Mataura'will he ready to cormncncc loail- Si n«t week. Her cargo is bcin S sn?edily discharged, and already the tezing machine is in full view. Persona interested in the progress of this new ui dustry will therefore be able to sco tbe freezing process in fuH swing about a Jon night hence.

HARBOUK BOARD.

THE fortnightly meeting of the Harbour Board was Held this afternoon, when tbcra were present—Messrs P. B. Stone (chair man), Clark, Waddcl, ■Ba.por.Boardmai., AicklD, t'wen, iamb, Mckenm-, Wa'ker, ""electwns.-A letter from the Maike Department, in reference to amending (he existing system of conducting elections to the Board," promised to tuko the matter into consideration when * Bill to amend tho H-irbours Act of IS7S is introduced into Parliament. Received. . Sunken Buck. - Captaiu Williams repotted the existence of a rook two or th.cc cables from the west cud of IWtiu. Ho recommended that a beacon should be placed upon it.-The Harbour Master re ported thattherock in question wasdcscribed Lthe Admiralty Me* Zealand Pilot, and »' also ia Brett's New Zealand Pilot, The erection of the besobn'tbm. a aurstfon tor the consideration o£ the Government. Agreed that a copy of the letter bo sent to the Government, and ( aptoin AVillinms be acquainted with the contents of the memo. MUSEUM.-A. letter from J. H. Maiden stated that it was intended to form a new Technologic A, Industrial, and bamtary Museum, the former ono having b:en tie stroyed by the Garden Palaco hrc when about to be opened, He asked for dota tions of specimen?.—fief erred to the Engi neer to report. AVALL.—Messrs J. auric and Hoinsby a^ked permission to erect a party wall on the dividing line between tin Boards allotment 28, fronting Custom House-street, and their property.—Messrs Husscll and Devorc, to whom the matter had been re feired, gave it as their opinion that tho Board had not the power to do as requested. Agreed that a copy of the opinion fc2 sent to the applicants, and that tho allotment be offared for lease by auction. SuaAß Bbfinbky. —Mr Knox wrote, thanking the Board for concessions re recla mation, liut pointing out that the clause compelling h'm to reseive a roadway oue chain in width from tho existing roadway at dam 3 to the wharf for the use of the public, and erect a bridge, wouliTinjurr ously rfFcct thoir operations. He asked that he might be allowed to substitute a roadway from the point A to point B, es shown on the plan.—The concession as re quested was allowed. EXCHANGE.—From F. I>. Fentou, pro posing an exchange of allotments io Jermyn-strcet, offering a part of his lower frontage to the Beach road, in retnrn for a triangular pieco of land next to his pro perty.—Keferred to a committee.

MAIN Sewbk.— The Town Clerk wrote forwarding a plan of the main tewer txiee filon throvgh the solid part of the break water, foj the approval of the Board as previovsly arranged, and also asking the Board to have tha sheps on slope removed, to enable tho work to be proceeded with. Boaed CFFICB3. — The committee recommended that tho whole ,cf the reserve be utilised for offices, that the building be of tlirco storeys, that there be cigOt moms on the lower floor, with boardroom 40 by 20 on the first floor, and that the upper storey be left unfurnished for the present. Eastern Tee.— The Works Committee recommend that as the eastern tec exten sion has been approved by tho Beafd, tenders be calledfcT the piles necessary tor the work, and that when these arc obtained, tenders be called for the work. GAS Compaky's Application.—The Works Committee recommended that the Board do not grant the application, as it appears from the Chief Harbour Master's report that the leasing of the land would interfere with the navigation. WOEKS C^hmittek. 'ihis committee also recummended- -(1) That Vazey's appli cation re cutting cbaunel iv Hob-onville Creek be deferred, pending the Harbour Master's report. (2) That Mr Bailey's ap plication re erection of slip be granted, (3) That the wages of boatmen bs £8 per month. (4) That tenders be called for painting the buoys. accounts.— Tho accounts showed a bal ance of £92G4 14a lid, after payment of j anms ordered to the extent of £343 18a 7d, FIHANCE Committee.— The Chairman { moved that all existing committees be dis-' charged; and that Messrs Clark, Waddel, Moirin, Campbell, Walker, and the mover be appointed a Finance Committee. WOKK3 AND .ENDOWMENT COMMITTEE. —The Chairman moved that this committee consist of Messrs sickin, B jardman, Lamb, Mays, Owen, McKeDzic, and the mover. Legal Committee. — The Chairman moved that the Legal Committee consist of Messrs Mays, Waddel, Campbell, Clark, Owen, Boardman, and the mover. TAEIFF COMMITIEE.—On the motion of the Chairman, Messrs McKenzie, Morrio, Owen, Lamb, Aicken, Walker, Harper,1 and mover, were appointed a Tariff Committee. Dock Committee.—7 Jio chairman moved lhat Messrs .-iickirj, Clark, Mays, Morrin, Carnpfoell, Lamb, Waddel, and the mover be appointed a Dock Committee. Increased Whaef Accomodation.— Mr Stone moved, " That with the view of providing increased wharf accomodation tor the larger classes of vessels trading to thiß poit, the Work 3 and Endowments Committee be requested to take the matter into eontideration and report at next meet ing of the Board." signing Notice?,—Mr Aickin moved, *• That the resolution of Ihe Board adopted on the 28th of December, 1882, in reference to signing official notices, be now rescinded."

Thefl.e. A'awataffom Sydneyd'rccfc may ba eioeotel to airive hero dmlng thii evenlsK, ■idtheF.B.To Ar3n from Uelbau-no eid tho South about 1 a.m. to-morrow.

A man named John K'chardson, described as second tenor of .the Simnnsen Opera Company, was air.-sted by Detective Sullivan this atternoo-j, on a charge of drunkenness and disorderly conduct 'He Is also charged with inteiferiDg with two email children in the house of Mrs Grace, In Dmham.street.

An application for specimens at the Sydney Technological Museum was re ceived by the Harbour Board, but it appears that those previously giyen were burnt, and that there were no more to spare, Mr Aickin eaid It was desirable, and probable that a technological branch would shortly be added to the Auckland Museum, and he hoped what specimens they had would be presented to it. Generosity should begin at home, but what they had to spare after wards they might give to the Sydney Museum. The letter was referred to tbo Engineer to report'

AmoDg the great variety of fruits grown, and capable of being grown in the Auck land district, oae of gxceptioDsllvirtaehas hitheito entirely escaped notice. This is the Kola cut, of which the " Ulobe " says : —Having been submitted to exhaustive analysis, it has been found to contain more caffeine than the best coffee, and the same active principle as cocoa, with less fatty matter. The negroes on the West Coast of Africa are said to prefer it greatly to either tea or coffee, on account of its he.iltb.-ciciting qualities. This is not all, however; the nnt ako possessei the virtue of being a sovereign specific to recent intoxication. It is now used for this purpose on a sugar plantation at Jamaica. There the negroes make it into a cream with water, and bring themselves round in a moment. A further assertion goes to the effect that those who' habitually consume decoctions of this in valuable product Idie all taste for alcoholic stimulants, and even acquire a strong re -1 pngnance for them. If this can only be proved, the perplexing problem of how to enre dipsomaniacs will bo at last in a fair way towards solution. It would only ba necessary to keep them in seclusion until ; they had acquired a taste' for Kola, aid then they might be eet free without any 'risk of their reverting to the use of .plcphol,"

TELEGRAMS.

(From ovn cwa Cobke&pondbnt.)

TE AWAMUTU, this day

At the inquest yesterday, held at the Court-house, Alexandra, before 'fhos. Oresham, Bsq,, solicitor and coroner, the jurw returned a verdict of "Accidental death by drowning." The deceased, John James Powell, leaves a widow.

UDNKDIN, this day.

At tho Central Licensiug Court the com. mittce said there were too many licensed houses, and whilst depreciating interference with vested interests, they would lessen the number of houses, if not worked strictly within tho requirements of tho law. Mid night licenses would not be granted unless it was proved they wore for tho benefit and convenience of tho public. Tho committee also thought Sunday trading should bo stopped.

INVERCARGILL, this day. THE GOVERNOR AT INVER.

CAIIUILL.

To-day is observed as a close holiday. The weather is very Cue. Tho Governor held a levee on the occasion, and afterwards opened tlie Garrison liall. A procession of school children and Friendly Societies m.Tched through tho town, and halted near the ball, where a number of addresses were presented and replied to. In acknowledging one from the Dull-shed *>ite Commissioner, the Uovercor expressed himself delighted with the size and design of tho hall, which was alike creditable to the architect (Major hurwell), Major XhomsoD, commanding the district, and the other members of the Commission.

HARBOUR CHARGES AND FACILITIES.

Suggestions from Glasgow Ship-

owners.

Mr. Guthrie, a largo Glasgow shipowner, and who represents the Glasgow Shipowners Association, has arrived in Auckland. He is making a tour.,(if the colonies with the object of improving the present state of tuirjgs in respect to unloading and despatch ing Home vesicls He was present at tho meeting of the Harbour Board this after noon, and submitted a series of proposals to secure the object in view. He said he had made raado a tour in the South, and he felt that that thouge Auckland had the granncst harbour in New Zealand, the facilities were not such as might be ex pected, and, in comparison with Welling ton and lyttelton, the port must suffer. They had too long overlooked pnssible im provements and extensions. Ho hoped lie would bo able to report to the Glssgow shipowner*, who had fully fifty per cent, of New Zealand trading vessels, and'also to the English owners, that the Auckland Harbour Board was willing to effect the improvements which they desired. He need hardly say that the days had gono when they expected a ship to make oue voyage to the colony nnd b.ck in a year, and they naturally looked to a port where thry could rely on despatch, and where the expenses are minimised when looking for freights. If this Board sent a deputation to the ports of Wellington and Lyttloton they would bo interested to see how far these places are in advance of Auckland in affording facilities for dischargiog and despatching vessels. Tho passage hero was perhaps ten days longer on an average than to those places, analf they h*d to wait for a bertli, tho ex penses were increased, and the indicaniens to ship owners were lessened. Of course, if the .Hoard did no see it's was to effect the proposed improvement?, it would be come his duty to recommend, as in the case of Duncdin, that the shipowners increase the freight to this place 2s 6d per ton. Wellington had nbt nearly so largo a wharf as Auckland, land yet the discharging was done at less time thau here. Un til they had a Queen's warehouse as at Wellington, where goods not claimed could be stored at consignee's expense, they would bo behind in this respect. Ho re commended the Board to take the receiving of goods into its own hands. Then, again, in regard to stevedore?, a captaia had tod ninvthat'dho charge here was Is 3d per ton, as /against'°'lO3 In the South. Fivepence per ton On 2000 tons was a serious differ ence. Ballast was also a consideration, the charge hf re being 4? as against 3s 6d in some other places. He had wai'ed on tho Collector o' Customs, but that gentlemen said he could not permit the same facilities for discharging as at other ports, because there were no sheds here. He recom. mended fines in cases of prime entries, and the storing at the expense of consignee of all goods not removed before 4 o'clockt The whafage here was J a ton, jet some days the ship 3 were only allowed to discharge three or four days. In these cisc"", it was not fair to' make the full charge. A great deal depended on the name the port had, nnd the changes made. He hoped ho would bo able to report that the intention of the Board was to make the improvements indicated.—ln answer to Mr Aickin, Mr Guthrie said the expenses lon the Crownthorpe were about the same here as at Wellington.—Mr Lamb said the largest proportion of soft ballast here was at 3s per ton. — Some discussion followed, in which members expressed a desire to make the suggested improve ments.—Mr Guthrie promised to report favourably on this port, and bavin? been tbarjk'd for bis advice, withdrew.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN CIRCUS.

Messrs Woopyear <& Boss were favoured with another large audienGa last evening, there being very few vacant seats, fjinco the Ciicus appeared in Auckland before, several novelties have been added in the character of various performances. The clowns appear to have improved greatly, and create roars of merriment by the intro duction of some very good jokes. Their foolery, it is deserving of note, ii change able, and something fresh in tho way of fun cau ba expected nlphtly. Cuako's funnambulism was one feature of last night's performance. He walked on tho tight rope —or rather tight wire — vciy i cleverly, and while balanced there beat a small drum in company with the circus band, and also did some clever mancceuvres with a hoop. The riding generally was good, and the horses appsared well up to their work; in fact, considering that the circus proprietors make no pretentions to exhibit a monster thow, but a really good circus performance, tho whole must be con sidered a success. Iho side show, contain ing the armless lady and the phonograph, each an unusual object of wonder, wa^ also well patronised during the even ing. The armless lady writes with her toes, sews, embroiders, and does other fancy work by the same means, and at the same time converses freely with those pre sent on different subjects. Another per-r formance to-night.

DEVENPORT PRESBYTE. RAIN CONGREGATION.

A meeting of the Committee of Manage? inent o£ this congregation took place last evening. The Key. Dr. MacLeod occupied the chair. The'balance sheet for the time Dr. MacLeod has been pastor was submitted. Capt. Anderson and Mr Henry JSliscol audited tho accounts and found that thoy were correct j and that in no previous year of the congregation's history were their financial affairs so prosperous. There wns, however, the sum of £9 16s still due to Dr. MacLeod on account of last quarter's salary, which amount the committee decided to . raise at once and liquidate tho debt, It was agreed to ask Mr Larry Harbutt to I continue his services as treasurer. Dr. MacLeod was complimented for the energy with which he prosecuted the good work during the nine months he was la bouriDg in the district—walking 12 miles every Sunday for four months, and preach iiif» three times a-day. The committee also expressed their sense of gratitude to Mrs MacLood for the great interest she mam fested for the singing, bible class, and Snnday-school. A resolution was passed granting Dr MacLeod leave of absence to visit & ustralia.

A small passbook, containing entries of namrs and figures, was found in town to day, and may be obtained in the watch house at the police station.

In addition to the list of trophies con tributed to the Ponsonby Kcgatta Club, which was published last evening, the fol lowing promises have been re ceived to-day : — Me: are Wilson and Hoiton, "Herald;" Mr H. Brett, EVEN IXG Stab ; and Messrs Partridge and Woollaras, silver cups. Messrs Cooper and Armitage, probably rowing club caps; B.Z. Clothing Factory, smoking jacket.

THE AUCKLAJ^iJ EVE WING STAR, TUESDAY. MaRCH 6.



S PORTING. i The Australian Cup. REUTEtt'S TELEGRAM. (Received March 6, 12.45 p.m.) c MELBOURNE, this day. '• The following is the latest hotting on the c Australian Cup, run for to-day : '• 2 to 1 agst Navigator a Btol— WllletjO jnl — Commotion and Sardonyx AUCKI.AMI) SHAREMAKKET, j March 0.1883. B Bank of N.Z.-Sollero, C237b Bd , Colonial Bank-Seller j. 4Ba Union Hash & Door—Soliora, £3 15s f Anofclnnd Ilmr«r-*I 6s • New Zeal&nd t hlppinu—Sallora, 95s a Uuein at Ueanty~ rollers. 3Ga , Prince Imporlol-5Si; sellers, 59a 1 Heymonr—Bnyors, 2a 6d : tollers. 3n 2d ) New Union Baaoh-Sa: buyers, 2s 6d ) Just In Time—Sellor?, fin J JOJHPH NBWMAN, Chairman. OOKoMaNDEL, this day. At tho R.M. Court, In the case of Glover v. Ngstapa, claim £10, due \ for keeping horac, Mr Braasey appeared • for plaintiff nnd Mr P. Puckey, of i ! Thames, as interpreter. Plaintiff pro ' duces the dyiug declaration ot Mr Fitz -1 gibbon, interpreter, in support of the ; ca.se. but the magistrate ruled it inad missible, and plaintiff was in consequence nonsuited. The next case, Shea and [ Blackmore v. Ilome Kule, claim £20, balance due on contract (Mr lirossoy for defendant), jndgment was given for defen dant, each party to p.iy their own costs, Tho steamer has been delayed two hour?. Sir Wijxum Gtol In his " Clinical Observe tiouß on Medicine in Modern Times," enunolatoi "io feitawins pithy raphoriam :-•' I have often TBM occaaion to remark, how Ilttlo we can CBtimato tho reparative powers, howovo* ftulo we may bo to discover disease—this is per haps, never more striking than in some chronic attuctions—prsranlo strength lies nowhere but in the living circlo 6t nutrition aim f unolion." Tha lungs being organa readily liabloto this lesion. ' thoy require healthful snrroundtnm and high nutrmon. Wl.on attacked byloss of function, contracted breathing power, with a couch and i tenaolotis expectoration, Aickin's Synip of Euca lyptus, withHypopliosnhito of Limoand Quinlno, should bo taken thrfco daily. This vaiuabla remodf will oxeita a hoalthy vitality and ' promote a reparativo action in tho diaorgunised ' usenes, tho breathing will bocomo frco, and the cough soon cease. Thla course of trcatmont is especially bonoiloial in consumption, bronchitia . wd asthma. t Dividends. THAMES GAS COMPANY , (LIMirKD). ( Tho SHARK RICUISTKK of the above Com pany will bo GLO.-4KU from FRIDAY, the 2nd , March, 1883, till TUESDAY. thß 6th March, J 1883. when a Dlvldoud of One Shilling and Bis penoe (Is Cd) par Share, equal to right tier coot. (8 X) per annum, will b) payable at Company's i Umoo, ShoiilMid-Btrr-et. „ F. A. WHITIT, Beoretary. * Anokland, February 38,1883, 1 " J Gazette in iianKruptcy. TN THE SUPREME COURT OK NEVP „ JL ZKALANI), NOKTHKKN JUUIOIAIj DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. l- Iq the matter o( " The tebtors and Creditors Aot, 1878." and the sevoral amondmonu 1' thereof, and of tho Bankruptcy ot JiMM Williim Mauhioit, a dobtor. Notloo Is hereby Rlvnu. that a eufflolent ■ number ot orelitorß or »ho eald Jamoi Wllllßm Mrrrlott not bains;pK3;nt or repreE3nted at tho Unit meriting of oiealtora appointad to bo held ; In the Supreme Court Buildirg Anoklend. on Monday, the flUh day ot Msroh. 1683, at bleven o'olcokintho forencjn, or at tho adjournment ti thereof, on Tue.d»y. the 6th day of March G nstant, at tha c_mo plio end tlmo, tho llogU ;rar of th's honourible C >nrt has. in purßunnoe ot Fectloa it of the Dobtoi 3' and Orcdltora" Act, .. 1876, uprlimed Atlhar Uunlabln Bennett. c»r- J! tlflcatad aoooun^nf, to bo the creditors' inuteo L of tho property ot the Bald James W."llam Mar- P rlott, end that thopjsld Arthur UnnbebH Henm tt ias lntlm»t:d to tho Rca'.sfar in writing hie aC'ep'^nco of tho saidtriMtc sshlp , . Dated at Ancklinl this Cih day of March, 1883 j B. W. BABLKY. Dopnty Regißtru. Wiixum TnoRNE, . Vulcan Lane and Queen street, Auckland, J> Solicitor lor the Debtor. « IN THK SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHKRN DlaliaCT. Jt) ' IN BANKRUPTCY. Ia the jaatUr ot "The Uebtoni ant Crertltera Aot 1876." and the amendments thereto, T and Ot KDWABD MOBTIMIK KCOCTOMB», " of Tauranca, in tho Pro^lneiaV Dlstrlot » of Auokland, in New Zerland. Jonrna- < l'at, a Debtor. This 1% to notify that Kdwcrd Mortimer : K-iKOunibe. otTaurauga. in tha FrovlnclalU.'B, trict ot Auck'icd, Journellßt. hai tiilo day fllea a statement that ho ia unable to meet hla engr ne- n monts with his oredltors. Tbo Px.t meetiog of " creditors to t3 held ct the Sunromo Court aonsa. Auokland aforcnld, on FRIDAY, the r 16th day ot March. 1883. at 11 o'clock la the. \ forenoon. Dated this 6th day of March. ISS3. 9. W. BASLKY, j! Deputy Registrar, Mkp'RS. Jaoebow & Roe ißf,; Fort-jtnwt, Auckland, Holloltors tut the Debtor. t — ■ -• I Sporting. ._ , t t Registered)WlLL CLOSE 23BD(Rog!stor8d c Lettora J- MiRCH. \ lottera Aooepted, J _ . I Aooepted. Jhristchukch Kacbs, MARCH 2C. 1883. ~ J 4,000 MEMDERB AT 10/- KACH, ■ S Each Ticket hoa Biz (6) Chances and can Win ; 81x (6) PrUos. 122 + P R I Z E S + 122 I Autumn H4ndioap- 8 31 Pkbfohmkbs. Cash Pbizkb. First 400 2atlOO_.. 200 ffiS*.::::::.::::::::: SS SSS:::JS '. BUrters (DlVidsC) 160 20 at 10.... !00 Non-3tattera (Divided).. 250 60 at 6 _3QO £1100 CSOO - - ii ■RY tKTTBR ONLY, with Two S amps en ■P closed for replies. Country Ohequej must have OWE HHILLINQ Kxohange added, and should be certified to by Bask as " correct. , Bank Notes and P.o, Orders can be sent, but \ P.O. Ordeis preferred, for in tho evont of low, are traceable. "A»a Mantua." « Care Mb, ABRAHAM, Box 351, Pout Offloe j DUNKDIN. L I I Drapery, &c. ] THE Cheap Bale1 OF AT : rji jyjcjyj ASTER'S, j i _ [ I IS a great auccitaa. A t<3vr of the Bargainb rrj entirely cloirad ont but there is yet a lerge lot ot IOJBBD t,ui OLD-FASHIONKD GOODS to be SOLD. BLANKETS. FLANNEL 13, CAUCOKS, and DRESS SEKGES jtut openci ars put In at SALB PIIIUIC. A Lot ot FLANNELS (colled) reduced from 1/8 to 1/ yard. W BUYKRB OF DRAPERY SHOULD N jT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY. T. McMASTEK, QUKKN-3THBBT (opposite the Market). IjUR HA M YARDS. RYB QUAS3. Buperior Poverty Bay Rye Brass, In quanti ties t» Bolt purohaßers. HUNTKIt AND NOLAN.



wanted. i \lif AKTED, a Man to make furniture c f V his own houoa. Apply at >he Hobsoi street Shop.—W. H, Dumpier. WANTED, a good General Servant fo Gin borne, where a nnr_ is kepi; w«ko 12a por week.—Appy to Miss Watxon, Pur) Houso, Ponsonby Koad. c »*/AjNTKD, a Gashttor; liighest wage TV given for a good workman.-Apply a i he G«b Woikf. VR '3NTED, a few good Hani's for Ihi H Whoolorand Wilnon'a iraohlno.—Aupij C. do Jj'Kau's Shirt Factory, Dnrham-Btuor oomor of Alhart atret-t. V*/'ANTED, an Apprentice t > the manu V T fucturtng jowolioiy ; premium r< quired —Apply J. Kdwardß. Darby-street. \SfANT_D, a Youu<* Girl to assist ie V» housework, — Aipy to Mid Btalte, Ohapa'-Btrcet. next to fclator'a, Grooor. \&J ANTUI.', a good Saddler and a good VT Groom.—Apply to jr. Quick, Albert-si, \y ANTK D, a steady Girl abcut 10 years v old as housemaid at the Prince »rthni Hotel—Apply a. vtmn, Hobson and Wolleßloy street. WANTED, Cook and Steward.—Apply at t-riluiiing ufuco. *A/ ANTED, for the Sale*, a youi'K I y/y Lady Assistant.—* pply ibo _iBS«H , Mol.avißlillii, Shortland-strcct, I va^ANTuD, at Mangare, a respectable Jl Tf Servant Girl.—Apply Auckland Dairy Co., Hobson-strcot, from 10.00 to to 1 o'olock on Wodnesday. , ftfl/ aN'Eu »t once, a Goiinnil Servant. * v —Apply Mrs Hamilton, ParncU Storo, Parncll. W/.JNTKD, a good Plain Cook and Laundvoss.—Apply to Mrs L. D. Nathan, Karangahapo Uoad. WANTED, a good General Servant; housemaid kopt. — Mra Ohambois, Albo_t_IJarH:_ WAN IKD — Young Lndies' Journal, London Jonron1, nnd Kamlly Herald (ohenp) have jn t, anlvtd. Baok numbora of tho latter very ofleap. — linmplor'a Hoboou-atreot Shop. '\Ai a NTiiD, i—mediately, a good.General "' Servant. — Mrs It. Arthur, Hepburn strcct._ % ft' AJNTED, a Gentleman Boarder ; Vv prlvue family. North bhon-. jora.a £2jj},— - pply J.O..Stah Office. WAMT&L), a good plain Cook.—Apply, at onoe, Mrs Dalton, Panama lloubo (opposite Supromo^Cqurt). V>i/ ANTED, n roo3 strong roipeetablo V v Girl, abunv 15 or 18 ono who ooulrt doep i»t home orejor. od.—Api)li- tj Mr_ smart, CJroiU North Koad. ANTBD, a respectable Girl about v * 20 as General Sorvaut.—Mrs F. G. Clay ton, Carleton ltoad. W' AN TED, a good General Servant; references requlred.-Mra Kloh, Farnell. t\r ANTKD, a respectable Uoy for larm V? la tho oountry ;an pxcollent homo prc vidofi for Buitablo lad.—Adoreaa March, Svxn Offlco, WANTED, a respectable Lad about 14 or 15 years old.—Apply to T. J. Philip, Baker, Newton. W~A»TED KNOWN, you can read or Bew comfortably a» 'nlßbt by nalnß Damplcr'e Speotsclea at la the pair.—UobßOn etreetShop. ««/ ANJ'ED,twogoodHandsforNortlicrn » » Wairoa. 10s por day and passago up,— J. M. Haslott, Builder, Fort-Btreet. »%,' ANTEu, a General Servant and »* uounmald for O'ifcorne (hotel), Woman Cook (hotol. Wniltato), Ganeral Sotvantß, Hoqßi:-,. ma'.ds. and Nc■..; jl-la.—K. Henry's Be^lstry. ANTED, a" Strong Boy. —G. W. WUitcombo, West End Bakery, Pon sonby. •»/ ANTED, a good General JJcrvant for a »f snißll family: Rood wasog. — Apply, betweon 6 and 7, to Mr Finch, 210, Qucou-struot. nay AN i'El), a few good i ads, about 14 T » years of age.—App'y Gledhill's Cordial Factory, Wcllcsloy-strcot. »»'< ANIED, Clothing Llands.—Coooibcs »V' and Co. _ W ANTEU, Diapers. — Coombes and Co, \ hi ANTED, iTsteady Man and Svife to V V lcox afrer a housa nud fnrm.—Applica tion, with ruff renco. on Thursday rooming to J. Groy and t?oui>, Kden urtjont, AN'fELr'SElii''— The Dress But tons, Id tho doxon; Shirt Buttons, 3d tho gross; Snporior ditto. 2d tho dozen; and tho Extra Grand Show of Fresh Drapery at Dam. pier's. * "X; ANT.ID, a Fiuurt iutellit'cnt Youth", "** to learn tho llalr-drcssinK Buaincsa. Also an experienced assistant.—Apply Francis J. Shortt, City 1 lair Cutting Rooms. Qaeen-st. Wr ANTkD," a clean, respectable, stroug Girl of about 14 years of ai;o, for general house-work.—Apply to Glanvillo & Ellyett, Grocers. 111, Queenjstrcot; \\r ANTED, a good General Servant in * * a sma 1 family. Apply to Mrs W. SiOun (ipposl'o Carptuitaro' Arms). Groy-fltr jt. I77A'NT_D7iroi r~i respectable Boys hs" Vv * pprentloea.— Apply Prlnco ana l3_vy.. Crown Hoot Factory^ Grey-stfeot. »a/ANTED SEBN—the Quality of'the V Brown Holland, at Gd; Slato Silesia, Id; tho Laco Curtains, at 3a Gil tho pair; and tho other 'Fresh Drapery at Dqmplor's Door. mfc.-ANTED, a respectabio General Ser * $ vpnt in a prlvato fnmily near town, where auottinr sirvant la kopt; rnuet ba able to do ulain ccoklnt?; KCOd wsgos.—Kor address apply this olllco. WANTKD. a strong Girl.—Apply at llarbjJo^yn^tu^r^jiS.jQueoujjt; ANTED, 2 or 3 bopectablo Boarders. —Apply Mra Gunna, Durham ■ btroafi nes« Kbrlo 1 lo\olj »»; ANTED, a General Sorvant.—Apply *'* Mrs Watts, Beresford-stroot, oppoaito Congreßational Chapel. aa, A>TK.D, a Sleeping Partner iv a V* Landi-rt )-Bt4'«. Capl'il reriukcd—»t lea^t £1 000.—Apply by lettor to Fariutr, otab Offlce. ' «ftrAfTEu shEN—The Bleached and TT Unbleached Calico, at 3d and Id, and tho othor Fresh Grand Show o£ Drapery, at Dampier's, M'akellold-streot Shop. WAnftlJ, a Verger and Collector for St. Matthew's Parish. Kach offlco may bo applied for separately.—For further informa tion as to duties. &c, apply to T, \V. Doonin, Churchwarden, Hobson street. » AT ANTED to Purchase, Tt-treo Kails.— T T Apply J. Cr»l«. ForMtreot. __^ \&, ANTKD, a situation aa Sick-nurso, V V or Honsekooper by an experienced l»dy, rennilv onlved from Homo.—Addte:e, JN.. ST'RO— < ) ______ »»/ ANTED, by a Young Lady, a V» Dltnaiion as 1 adj'a Help.—Apply Mr* Fnllotfin'a. next Hloba Uotal. WANTED S &KN—The Swiss Checked Muslin, Gd and 8d; Llnon Table Damask, 1b and Is 6d; and tho Kxtra Grand Show of Fresh Drapory at Damplor's. WANTED, a Kind Person to adopt a Baby or take caro of it;— Address 8.G., Star Oillco. \V ANTED to tent, a Six «r beven ' * roomed Honso near tgvro.-P. H., Star Qflljo. ' \\! ANTED, n Situation in a Country ' ' Store with a viow to partuorslup.— Apply by lettor to W.R., Star Offlco. WANTED *o Bent, in Onehunga, 4 roomed Cnttago with aero or mnro land.-W. and J Fraior, Kstato ARonts, N.Z. laanranoo 801 l ling. IarANTED SEEN— Dampier's Grand V V Now Show of Drapory. including Un bleached Shooting, Is: Bleached ditto, Is; ditto ditto, 80 inches wide, Is Id; at Dampiors Wakofleld-stroet Shop. 1»; AN TED "KNOWN-Money ad- V" vanccd on Personal and Collateral Se onrlty, ropayablo by woekly instalments. Bills Discounted.—itoo's New Zealand Pawn Olllco, Darby-atrcot. WAr*TJtD to Lease for a term, a Com fortable Houso of 6 or 8 rooms, with good-sized aHotmont for garden. Improving tenant. Kent not to exceed £50 por annum.— S.W., STAHOfiICO. ' WaNTEO to KENT, House of Seven Rooms and Kitchen ; Moans Eden Kond preferred; rent abqak 25s.—Apply to W. N. Henderson, 8, Queen-street, or Eden Torraoej \JL.J ANTBD, two OIF ■ bearera at the V V Mechanics" Bay Brick Yard.—Apply to Qeo. Colons, Qnecn-Btroot, or Yard. A~N~T _~D. — Wanted to Sell (very ohoap). 1 ton of Rice, only 3d por Ib: 10 owr, of Apples; lirgo Applea, 3d nor iVa.i Small Apples, 7 for la; 10 owt. of Old Cheese. Bd per lb, 31b3 for la 3fl, Id Ib by We chepse.—lf, Watta, PUt-stioot.' ' \JJ ANTED SEEN-The Ladi.s1 Silk *■' Neckerchlofa, 9d; The Boys' Snlts, to 6d; Girls' Frocks, Is 6dl wd tta,e Kxtra Grand Bhowot ll'reah Qrapery at Damplor's, V&rAt^WFKNOWN-Jt oannot be too VV widely lccown - that Ch»rle3 Kolsoy and Co, k'op no Imitation Hlvar Jewelry v/ba.U over, tho whole o£ tiolr lurua und oholoe a,nsort meut boioß heal t liver,whlohthi y gusranteo — Chßrles Kelsay and 00,, two ooorn below Morrln'B Iroumonger?. WANTED, a Pure baser for the Furni too, Stock, and Good-will of a Boarding Houso, near the harbour; valuation only re- S uired.— Apply H. Phillips, Mllls'a Lane, bohind 10 To\vn Clock. \\l ANTED,a rurcnaser lor a Furnished 1 *v Cottage in a good thoroughfare —10 minutes walk from Queen-street. FurnHuro comorisos all tho household requisites, and is in good order. To bo had a bargain.—D. F. Evans, Kstato Agent, Queen-strcot (between Bank of ) Anßtralaaia and " Horald" office. W ANTEu SEEN—The Fresh Lot of Black Kid Gloves, 2s: the Stockings, at > Bd; Cashmeres, 3s 6d to ss; and the Extra Grand Show of Drapery at Dampier's. WANTED KNOWN Just greceived Splendid Valuo In Whito nd Grey Calicos, lhannols, and Tablo Cloths, at J. G Brown's, Parnell. ANTED, Pickle Bottles; best prlen Riven.— Apply AuobJand Fish . Company, 207. (jneon-street. WANTED Kin OWN—It you want to ceo tns latest F.vihlon (Antuiun and . Winttr, 18f3), have a glsnoa at Mnnro and • -11IlljAn'8TallO)lnK Window, In Honson-streot. \\t aMED, the Public to see the Now » * Show of Drapery at Dampier's, inolud •' ing tho White Flannel, at lOd, andtho Scarlet ditto, at Is. Ladles* Handsomo Leather Bage 2s Cd.



Wanted. T/t/ANTEO, a good Second Waiter.- V? Apply K<.-nl tinllHctf). \ 6,' ANTKP, a strong Boy to make him- Vv S o]f generally usoful.—Apply to John Hamilton, Domuin Gardens. \\J AYiED toTurclwse, a Second-hand V V Tlr-ursy; aUo, a Spring Trap or Light WRRRon. snltabe for settlor.—Address A, Mox 7i Post Offlop, Auckland. &&/aVIED, to Sell an ekgnnt Walnut V » lfrot Front Bord Wano.—To bo seen a: Mr Martin's, 2 doom tibovo Minetli'a liukory Uobton-Btroot. ANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply to Mm g. Quick, Ponsonby Road. SHEN—The Black Dress v * Silks, la lOd and 2a Cd; Black Velvoteon. la lid; Coloured ditto, 2s lid; and tho Fresh Extra Grand Show of Drapery at Dainpier's. g \ft/ ANTED, Cabinet-makers.-!1. &H. » v I'ookd. Victoria nnrt Blllott-atraMa «A/ ANTiD, » Woman coolfc and strong » » Girl able to aaslat In hougowork.—Appl} 31d Houbo at Homo. Hobaon and Vlotorla-at, \*/ANTE»; tw» or thrco rfipectable v» Working Men as Bortfdors. Terms nodorato. — Apply w. Gadd's Cheap Fruit Jepot, Vlctorla-Btreet. W'~ ANTED KNOWN-Oliarlea Kelaay and <!o. havo jnot received, In nowest l( s'gnß, a ntio'co opsortraont of Silver Jewellery, ill Bimrantoed. They keep no imitation Silver -Chsrlos Kelsoy and Co., two doors bolow tforrln'*. Ironmongers. WANTED, a youni; Man, to niakekim solf generally Useful in an Hotol.— \.pply at onco to tho Masonic Hotol, Dovonport, "forth Shore. Mi/A - T!''.l.), ft Partner to join a * v iiuiron dily praotioal mwi, who has iaon uwm to oroct er.w mills, carry on tho work ng of tho Kanio aa well us the working of the tush and o.v;-vthln« oounootad with the timber rade; nnd no liw lit) oor«a o( llr.it oUisa kauri lUi'h. freehold, no»r to railway station. Capital equirort to work on oqai Isuai ep, about filOCO.— tor pivrtioulura, apply to John t!oppett, Lani igent. No. 8, Quoon-Btroot. Bar ANTED TO LET, at Mount Kdon, vl n New 81x-roomed Cottage, with ro :lstor Kratoß, colonial oven, wunh-houeio (with oppor3), {stone cellar?, and crory oonvenlenoe. -ipply_Joß3o atokoa, Mount Kdon. ™ Uj ANTE] H^iar^ThoDwssMat erial, * » ca and .;,!; Coloured Shirting, 5d and 3; Wool Shirting, : mrtlsld; and the Extra rand Fresh Lot of Jj..-. ;iory at Dampior's. k&T ANTED K Nt» \; N—Another' Fresh " Lot of Cheap Boots and Saooat — I'lrtlos' Klas'ij-aido Imitation Kid Boote, 3a 1; grand lino of Ladies' teal Kid KUb o-Bide, -.vliH tai.siilii, 5a fld; Ladioa* Moroooo, Isatiosldo do,. S3: House Boots, 2i 6d Dd 3s : LaiUoa* hilpoors. 20, 2s 6d ; Ladlon' liKh hcol Kvoninß ahoos Sa 8d: Girls' Pranella outa. elza 11 nnd 12. 3j 61: Maids' Prnnolla 0., slzfl 1 and 2, la 8d; Maids' lintton Boots, zalsnd '1. s<; Childien'a Bnff Blippow, lined ■ 'ilh far. 2a fid j Mon's Hoff SHpporH, da; i ten'a strong Kiantlo eldo Boots, 8a Sd ; button looks. 2d osoh ; Hamhwaj's celebrated Peer in», till per Bottlo; Lot 11 Boot Trnntta oheap; t the Vlctorln-niroot Shop, W. H. Uampler. j ijtf ANTED "KNOWN, that Mrs f. , y V Joncn will open, on Thuratlay, March . jth. tho new shop or Mr Walker's, Butcher, in :irangKuspo food inait to the Grtenßrocor'n), lth an outlrnly no" stock of Berlin, B»by Inon. liartlob' Cndorclmhiutc and lirapcry OOds. N.B.—All Uoods will bo sold at tho ] iwest poa 1010 price lor oath.—lCarang&hape pad. Auckland. IVTANTED SSKN— Tha Fresh Berlin , »» Wool, 3d per dozon; Berlin Wool Slip- . □rs, la (kl tho pair; and tho Extra Grand Show ' t Fresh Drapery at Dampler's. UJ A ITTk~E"RET S A \V-MILL. — ■ » Wanted known that I can supply Tim er as Cheap as any prqducor in tho provinco without raising tho prices whon other mills avonoloprs. Having tramways, my timhor is i slled in tho winter and is moro durablo; tho i ip almost equal to tho heart of what is foiled in i ie summon Havo now in stock, Builders' imbers and Cabinetmakers solectod Broad loards, in itauri, Himu, and Kahlkatea. Orders lin.ll liavo my host attention.—John Smyth, Vaitakerci, Ist March, 1833^ \ij AIS Till 3, aTounj; Ivianlolnake him- V t s-jlf generally ua»f ill: innat understand , DRGtsblo Bardonln.:. nrd bo able to drive and lllk.—Apply to D.J.M. Alexander, Holioltor, k'jndham Btrobr. isMOT'S's EM - Crflpe~Trimnjing, ' V * actually Is tho Box of 3d yards; Flowers ■ irtillcial), actually id tho bunch; and tho irand Show of Fresh Drapory at Dampior's. fe UCKLAND COMMEKCIAL CLUB, ' Wanto 1, ala iy Cashlorfor tho above Club, c ■Apply to morrow, bolwcon 11.80 and 12 noon, ) Mr J. F. 01i.rJio at tfco Club-rooroß. Koferon- j db rp qtiln d. j g^O I'AUNTEKS. — Wanted, a Rood s Brufih Hud; rlso, a I'apoihinder.—Apily ) T. B. irmlth, Kybnr fata ltoa«'. s MMFU)YME^T"£oV a Woridnß Man \ D> who can viso a spado, an axo, and a: jytho.—Apply to Mr Q. Miller, Grocor, Grafton C load. «>o clotHTeks and mepceks.— \ s Wanted tiiciiatioi In above; long colonial t xnoianco. Ju»t arrived.—B.. Stab offlce. a TTiE aDVEKTISER requires Situation • as Clerk In hutol; la willing so assist In ar.—Addreeo IIIIP,, tiTAB ofllco. c Musical. 1 r\ A M P 1 E X' S c MUSIC FOB THE PIANO COSSISVB OF THB c IEdT KNOWS AND MO3T POPULAR ) HuNS.4 IN 'III!! WORLD, ' ALL QD, KACIT. Jo Higher Price. No Hlßher Prloe. \ IjIBX UO. I. ( £t. Patrick's Day Taralk Simob Baby lefi< Us Bltje Bsils of Scotland r BLACit Kyjjd Sohan ; Hearts of Oak i The I'iout Little Jbland 1 Mollib Dariinq ' Hnra thk Bkll WATcniuN E 10RD LOVBt KtllN AfllHOltlC LOVB Wiß ONO«I A liITTLK BOY c Hk Was IJBSFWED(saoied). f &i,i at 6d, « D-iMPIBR'a HOBTON-eTREKT SHOP \ Qoodson,s Arcade. 3ASTKII pOODSON'S. EASTER t CAIIDS. VJOODSON'S. GIFTS. ' t A REMINISCENCE OF J :he past threo years marks rapid strides in thp ! 3ity of Auckland; a complete revolution has ; ;>oon mado in certain woll-known branohes of rado—in Stationery, Clocks, Watches, Jewol ery, and Fancy Goods. Tho oponing o£ the London Arcado marked a favourable ora for tho . :osidonts of Auckland and its neighbourhood, ?roator facilities then boing oflorod tor obtain- j ng at ono and tho same place a selection from 1 ;ho most varied stock in unison with tho trade I notto, "S.P. &Q.U." f THREE YEARS ■ Dxporienco havo shown by demonstration that a nimble 6d. is better than a Blow Is., and that, notwithstanding tho closo imitation and keon competition to which wo havo been subjected, ■ our business was novor moro successful than at < tho presont, tho publio readily discriminating i botwoon tho plan adopted at tho Arcado of 1 marking tho goods at tho samo universal low 1 prico, and tho coursa now being adopted by « somo of our competitors—marking a fow linos • 50 per cent, below tho prices at whioh they havo - for years supplied tho samo goods to the Auck land public. During our throe years RESIDENCE IN tho City our prices havo remained the samo wo commenced at in Iligh-streof, and though in the plan wo havo pursuod — viz., supplying' our 1 goods upon a lowor tariff of profits than hitherto known in Anckland, we havo incurred the dlsploasuro of a fow of our neighbours, wp aro yOt content to know wo havo tho approba- ' tion nf tho majority of our appreciating tizens, and as long as wo remain in AUCKLAND it will bo our. pndeavour honourably to, maintain the position in which wo havo beon 'placod by the oxtonsivo patronogo wo havo received from tho inhabitants of Town and Country, to 'whom wo tondor our sincero thanks. NEW C* OODSON'S. new GOODS. "UrOODSON'S, OP.OD QrQomes. THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE HOME SPECIALITIES. KSTAII- IHHKD 1837. BITMVH "> CUSTAKi! WiTHoTJT KOflS I>r uvu • ■( a am.at DsurjAcrr }-. p UST AKD •pO Wl J., X \j JT For MaUlng the Bloheat Oustard without IC»k?, at cna-half the j pott and trouble. I'rfoe, 71d and la 3« per box, I Bee Koolpes in " Paetry and c woeto." ("Alfraa Bird, F.C.S., was Bi t> tva T2 a n tva ! tlve Wriuiuol Maker ot Pnwiiii-n I bavins discovered tbe V. others are countorfelt, For making Eraad, Pastry, Cakes, PJutiPnr dings, f-couoa, Bnr.s, &c, boautlfully lighr, Sold In '!U and la 3d tins, and In 11 rmckoto, SaonumereusKoclDealn " Pastry and Sweetß." TJIRDB "( OHOTOB-DKHCIOTJS. }■ BIiANC-MAVGIC rOWDIR, E'er msklng the moot dellolons Rlanc-Jlsngo in a few minutes, with lit&< trouble and at trifl ing cost, made In tha following flavours 1— ■Vanilla, Almond, Strawberry. Kaspbarry, Obooolate, Coffee, and Lemon, Price, IJd and U 3d per box Bee Reolpcs in "Pastry and Sweete." BIRD' 3■{ WHOLHBOMsI-BICH. }• (^OXCKNIKATKD jj^OO PoWDKR. A romplete Bu.bßtltnto for Egga In FnadlnKC PanoaScs, Ro. Sold in 7J(I ana Is 31 tins, and Id packets. aeoKeclpaain raßtiyand Bwtetß, LADIES AIIB BTBONGLY ADVISED TO OONBDLT "PASTRY AND SWESTS," A Little Work oontalning Praotical Hints and Original Reoipes tor Tatty Blßhca for the Dinner and Sapper Table, may be obtnluod from She Agent, jjolo Inventors and Makers of those Be&uHfnl Preparations—ALFßED BIRD & 80>VP, Birmingham. Agent tor Auokland — ROBERT REW, I GKOOBB, &n., VIOTOBIA-BTaEET.



I To Let, ~ ff\O LET, a Five-roomed House on. 9. Collego Road; also a Four-roomed; rent, ~ 109.—Apply Mr Nightingale, College Road. n rsno LET, 5-room rd Collage in I'rospect -8 stroet, ni^ar PotißOnby Hall; also 4-roomed ", CottaßO In Ponionby Hoad.-Apply W. 8. 1 Allen. Clareijoe-atreat. Fonaonby. [ _ fjpO LET, to a respectable female, a fur- j 5. nluhed bedroom, with use of kltoben, near Qaeen-stroec: rent moderate; references re f qulrort,—Apply 111 Qroy-Dtroet, opposite York c ttoardlnghonße. r rpO LET, in Hobson-stieet, one of those I now Brick Shops and Dwellings; pln.tß - klqbb. gas, and water, all complete,—Apply, T. . MlnotH. _ 3 MHO LET, a 5-rooraed House in Thames , I t) etroat, BrlKhton; roßiater gratop, oven. i I well. &b. — Apply to Mr Marriott, Urocir, JI Uppor Pnrnoll. mo LET (furnished), a Family Residence «_ of eliht rooms; alto, one of Blx. Bnjolning the Victoria Gardens. — Apply to 0. Maya, ' North Shore. rtflO BE LET (furnished)," Miss Welster's « Cottage, Cheltenham Besob, North Shore. 1 Kntry at onoe.—apply to John Look. Qneon -1 street, or to «, & R. Duder, North Shore. TO LET. a Comfortable House In Anslßßou-Btroot, containing 8 rooms with KJia ana water laid on, and kliohon range.— Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray, Land Agents, 12. Quoeustreot. j PjpO LET, First-class Business Premises fi in City and Suburbs.—D. F. Evanß, Estate Agent, Quoon-Btroet, between Bank of Aus tl2ls?ilv_ a _uf l_l'Jls™l?-"-Piss?! _ 'jTO LfeT, a Shop ond Dwe.'liug (new), " corner Aborcrombio and Symoncis-Btrcots; gas and water livid on. Kent moderate.—Apply j next door, or 18, Insurance Buildings, Queen- £ street ■ f O LET, in Brighton Koad, Patncll a Verandah llouw of fonr rooma and i cul lery | good well, colo-ittl oven, and every eon- " venlonoo —Apply Star Ofiloe. ' r HlO Let, a nice dc w House of Four Rooms, fl Rocky Nook, and one of Sovon. Gas and I water.—Jamc3 Rcod, Eden Torraco. I rTMTTJETLfcT, at Mount Albert, near tho j R two churches, a Comfortab'o Kealdonco. with BDltabie outhouses and about five aorea of land, veil watered. Position elevated, and on - the main road.— Apply to ff. G. Bwlngton. TO titlT, the f-hop and Premises lately j occupied by Mr bloom, under the Theatre Royal. Queen-atreet—Apply to B. H. Keeslng, Pawnbroker, Victoria street. rjpo LET—A Family Residence, consist- G I ing ot over 20 rooms, with every con- & vonionco — gas, water laid on, plunge and shower-baths, &c. Suitable for a first-class boarding establishment. Fiva minntes walk - from tho Post-office.—D. F. Evans, Estate f Agont, Qucen-Btreot, noxt Bank of Australasia. J ripO BE LEASED, Pukekohe.—Splendid „ a Karro, 150 acres, House, Ouibuldings. Or- s chard. Pnrohatlng olauae optional.—Cameron ' and Spioer, Land Agents, 81. (japan-street. j^ rjrO LET, Oilices.—Those centrally situ • ated and llrst-clasa Offices now in my occupation (as lam romoving to ground floor), -j The boat poaltion in Auckland for a Bolioitor or I other professional man.—D. F. Kv_ns, Kstato Agent, next to Bank of Australasia, Queenst. _ Qi t AKaPU • A. —To Let or for Sale, an 1 excellent Warm i oar Lake Takspnna. 33 norot of Rood land and an excellent house and outbuildings. Coach nsc-a.ia eight times daily. 'retina easy.-Oliver Mayc. — DEVKNPoRT, NorthSh_re Excellent now Villa Uesidonce, brooms, to Lot, — There is ovory convenience.—Also, a nice Cot- -| tago, S rooms.—Olivor Mays, agent J BOUSES TO LET, furnished and un furnished.—Apply K. & U. Under, House a gents. I'evonport th DBVOMPOi^T.— To Let, at a low ren- |' tal to a permanent tenant, elght-roomod d( House and large volcunlo allotment; furniture 1( reqnlrod, at a valuation.—Apply Oliver Maj b, Dovonprat, ~ For Bale. th - fp( |T»Oli SALK, 4000 good Puriri Posts at °'< jO low prlcos, and tome lnllrm oaea at 9d each —Bam bite, genoer. Gora-»treet. JjlOK SALB, Firet-class Harmonium, by = F Christof and Kttionno, in good order, ox collont tone: ownor has no use for it. Can be — seen on application to O. Mays, North Shoro. -j sjiOK t>ALE, ifoy's Pony ; thoroughly [ v quiet; accustomed to children ; winner ot sti two Ist prizos.-Apply ltobortson'g Grocory, -» Upper Symond-street. [ SjiOK SALB, cheap, a Friiker and Koss- —) " man's Sowing Machine, complete, in good St ordor.—K. Leigh, Drcssinaker.Jlobsoiistreet, r ipOB SAI,E a Bargain) — Beresford- L S? streot: A new ana well-flnlehcd House of N 7 rooms; ver_ndah, Venetian windows, water 8t laid on. A ically handome honse. Inetraoiiong _a ta sell at once. Price, only £130.—D. B". Kvanß, Katnto Agent (aost Bank of Anatralaala). m O BAKERS, re For Sale, tho Goodwill and Lease of Bakery, — situated in tho prinoipal stroot of Cambridge, and doing a good business of over aevon tons ot flour per month. ~ For particulars apply to Messrs Hally Bros., 1 Cambridge. .' SErtDS! SEEDS 1-You can sow Cab- jj bayo. Cauliflour. Carrot nntl Turnip this £, c month.—New Seeds of G. H. L&voro, Queen- — street. .i'OK SALB, two Heavy Spring Cart 8' . Horses (young and quiet); never worked B( on tho hard roads (25 owt. trial).— Apply F, M. Si -lorloy, Kden , ijE_DS.—SEEDS, —A new shipment just •O received from England by btoamor. via ne ' Mclbonrne. You can Invariably get them good _• of Q. H. Layers, Queen-street. jj ( anOiT IMMEDIATE SALE (Uukc, f 17 etrect. nearoornorotUpcerQnoonetroet), Verandah CottaßO i rooma; drooser, ovon, t .i gojd woll, &o. Freehold allotment; sands hiffh, goid view. Prioe, only 6*50. —P. F. H vms, in Uto Agent, next ijf.i k of AnstrnHMa, Qaoo.Tßtreot. (810) th ni'OK" IMMBDIATE SALE—StoKeB _ S V Point, Northcoto—A Splendid Corner £J Allotment, main road, about one milo from ' wharf, with a frontage of 200 ft to Groat North rr Koad. Price only £150. Must bo sold at once. ?S A groat bargain. -D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, _." Queo_-3treet. -c, IU>OK IMMEDIATE SAi.E.—Handsome -f V Villa ResWonoe, new and well-flntshed, » nrntalnlDg 7 rooms, fitted with ga«, water. ' rcßidtcr grato, kitohen dromar, &.0., tee. Nioe freehold Allotment, situated near top Of Frank llo Road, grand view, and good position.—U. CO ?. Rvans, Estate Agent, next Bank ot Austral- clt aßla, Quoon-streot. (607) thi F^K SALE OR LEASE (Northcote) ™ c Ilandaoine Villa Ite;idenoe, naw and splendidly finished ofl, bow window, &o. t Sh).. _ grand view, and a boautlful allotment, with ~ water frontage, about 60-200, Partly fenoed ana planted, within three minutes walk ot Stokes'B Point Wharf. Terma very oaay.—D. _"• _ Kvans, Eatate Agent, Qneen-streot. 720 •« -iiOK SALE cheap and desirable little 15 Farm of 115 aores a portion of which is Ln subdivided into gross paddook, orchard, &c, thi aalanco la good fern land, art} a small swamp; sti iU plonghsbte; good supply of water, together wl with bow House (8 rooms) and neoesaary out- Ui bulldlnga. besides an extenstve free rnn for ri oatUe adjoining. Prioe only «330. D. F. Evans, \ Katato Agent, next •' Herald," Qnaens-atrecat. TJ STIORSALE, Handsome New and WolU Tc 1 finished Verarjdah Cottage of i roomn and loan-to, with largo collar convenient for =■. wood and coal, togetnor with tho.Furnituro, ' I Oas Fittings, Register Grato, Leanilngton > Rango, and other comforts; situate in Bond- *" street. Price, only £300.-D. F. Evans, Katato "« Agent, next Bank of Australasia, T rr\ 0^ B, 8 A L _ bi V ALLOTMENTS. Js STOKES'S POINT (Main Road): U x 23J, £44. <_ — 4.VONDALE: J aoro (opposite scllool), £90.— COLLEGK ROAD: Allotment, 33 x 100, £6 per foot.-NORTH SHORK : Flagstaff R,oad, 100 x 116. £300.—BLLERSLIK (close to Station): 66 jr. 100, £1 per foot. EASY TSRMS.-Also, several desirable Cottages, on torma to ault purchasers. -LABOUR EXCHANGE AND ESTAPK AQKNOY, High-street. A. T. Carter, Manager, |ifOK KALE, in Gladstone Koad, a most £.' convenient 6-roomed Cottage and large allotment; grand view o! harbour. Price, £450 —£160 caßh, balance can remain on property. Sir-roomed llOubo Id -fannkan Road, near St.Mary's Chnroh,in flratolasa order. Ptlco, £350. Torma o»n bo had. Five-roarr.cil Cottage, quite new, and good allotment off Manukau Koad, in Newmarket. Prioe, £350, Anply to W. & J. PRATER. Estate Jt gent, N Z. Inovtranca Buildings, < p O PHOTOGRAPHERS, FO R SA L ffi» The Goodwill, Stook-ln-Trede (inoludlng a lerge number of Ne«ativos and Cnnntshod Orders). Cameras, &0., of the late MB. WALKER, PHOTOGRAPHER, Whanga'e!,, For swtloularg apply ta WATK:RR Whaogarel; or, r. XHOMpaow, Auotfoner. FINE HOMESTEAD in the City for Sale—Now Fonr-roomed Villa liesl- . I donoa situated in Norfolk and Hoooln-etroets, Ponsonby. Verandah biotc and front: honao fltted with every convenience: dreaser, aide- - boards, reglater grate, oven, (Co., store-room underneath at bank. Sltustsd on high ground, - and in ono of tbe hoalthlest parts of Auo-land. oommandlng a fine vlow. The ground Is 80 x 100. or 66x 200, with another adlolnlnK allotment 8(3 x 100 i all planted with frait-bearlng trees oranse, lemon, fie;, grapes, peaoh, plum, apple, pear, blackberries, &o, Aleo, three AUotmenta in Klohmond Road, adjoining the now oh«roh. Ofl^h or terma. " H^p O X S A- L E, ON- Or IBK BEST >ND MOST CBNTKAIiLY OITUATKI) TJOTELS KNTR-LLY DITUATED J-lOTffiL.3 IN QDEEN-STKEET, ' Doing a Urge ami increasing trade. None but principles dealt wlih. Apply W. & J. FRATER, Land Agents, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. N Eight-roomed House, with gas laid : on; also, freehold Allotment, with good : well, for £380. Situation-Near York Hotel.- : Apply to F> (i. Ewlngton. SitVBN Freehold Allotments, 33 fact each, in Commoro al Road, for £100. -Apply to c. G. Ewington. FIVK Honses in E-at-stroet. Kowton. bringing in £11114s a year, for Sale for £850.—Apply to F. G. Kwington. T7ISHT Aerosol tand at Klleislle and deli_ht i-i lul New Haaidonco for Sale. [ ALSO, rkTHEB PKnpKRTIHS IN TOWN AND •| U CI>UNTBY-APPI7^. Q . B WINGTON.0N.



Tenaera. U[ AIMATE PLAINS. WEST COAST~~SaTTLEMENT RKSKRVBS. SALE OF LKASES FOR A TJfRM OF 21 YEARS. yyi\ SECTIONS, comprising in the ff \9 whole about 7403 aores,pnrtty open and partly bush Innds. well watered, and eaßy of aoceßS by roads, will be offered for Lease by pn.bllo tender on Mosday, the 23rd April next. »« 11 o'olook in the forenoon, in the Court bouse, Hawera. These lands are sltnalo along the margin of I ho forest, behind the Walmato Plains, and ire EKijiiK the choloest of that district They aio oonnected with the railway system at Nor munby, distant from 3 to 9 mlleii by a good toad. Full particulars will be given In f utnro adver .laoraenis. THOMAS MACKT. Boaervos Trustee. ■ West Coast Sattlemonts Iteeorvaa Oilica, Hawetn, Feb. 27.1886. |> O BUILDERS. Tenders will be received up to noon on WED NESDAY, the 7th inst., for laklng Down the iresent Metropolitan Hotel building ue-erect- Dglt on a different t-lte. fpeoifloatlon at oor offices, Qneen-istreat. KDW. MAHONEt & SON. Arohiteote. I 1 V a U i h O &X S. Tondors will b« rrcMved up to noon on ATOHUAY, the 10th Ins., for Chß BrccMon ot B lok Bhoy aod DwMlkc in drey street. Plans, &c, at our offices, Queon street. KIIWAKD MaHUNUY x. H/tV. Aroliit o«'. |' '■■ a i* i ju ij Ktv c, Tondors will bn mrolvnd nntll noon of WKD- K3DAY, ihu 7ih Muroh, for the Erection of a ottapjo at Northcotc. Plans. &a., at Not. 8 auft 9, South British nildings. EDMUND BELL, Architect. L> OKO UG H Or PA H JNIK UL. ORMATION AND GRAVELLING, CLEVELAND BOAD. Tondora will bo rcceivod up till noon on [ON.DAY. 12th March, for tho Formation and ravolling of Cleveland Road, Parnoll. Plans, c, at our office Colonial Bank Buildings. BOYLAK & LUNDON, Borough Engineers. p (s~B~h ACKSMITHS. Tenders will bo reoeivod np to 12 n'olook on I.TUHOA V next, fjr the iron Work for JD. aod I Moirln and Co.'a New Wtrchouse. I Plans and. pecllloations to be Bcsn on the site tweon 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. W. Q. CONNOLLY, , _ Builder. I p 0 STO ME-MASOJNS i Tenders will bo received at oar office till noon i FRIDAY, 10th March, for Stono Stops. Particulars on application. J. WILSON & CO., 81, Queen-street. = ' .;l. ' J L-LJ ! ] Meetings. i DONSONBY WKSLEYAN MUTUAL ' . IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. rhe First Meeting of the ensuing session of o above Association will bo hold in the hool-ioom THIS EVENING, at 7.30 o'clock, j lo President (Roy. H. R. Dowsbury) will liver an Essay on "Philology." A full attendance is requested. H. ROTHERHAM, Sec. : " 0.R.-ASPFCUL MEETING of the « .•Excelsior Juvonilo Tent will bo held in ' c Pnmitivo Methodist Chapel, Nowmarkot. ' )-MORHOW (Wednesday) BVENING, at 7.30 sleek, i E. M. PAGE, ] Superintendent. 1 Lobe ana Founa. OST, a Cbequo on Bankof New Zealand, 3 J in favour of 130 for £27 103. Payment ' )pped.—F. Howin fc Brother. < Obi"1, a Pay Mare, aged, branded 'PJP J on near shoulder, and heart on off shoulder. !0s will bo paid for hor return to Paterson's noles, Lorno-street. OST, between S. Sepulchre's Chinch J and too of Pitt-atieet, a Cream Feather.— ntler will bo rawarded on leaving it at Koad's ■ ore, Kyber Paes; or at MoPherson's, Karun hapa Uorid. OS I', on Sunday morning, two "Siiiej '■ J Bald-hoad Plgeona, m&rked. — Anyono. ' turniDK the Bamo to John Walker. City \ arket, will be rewarded, .board ana Jrtesiaonce. TACANCY for young Lady,* or sint'le ' Gentleman. No other boarders. Sltua inpleasiant and convenient to town.-Apnly ra Macdonald, JNapior-stroot, two dooro from wor Hopburn-streot. ■ UVKRNOR. BKOWNK" ~HcifEL. 3T HOBSON-STREfiT, )ARD Aim Lodging ZOs. per Week. ggLg_Kooai 25a. per Week, i APAKXMEiSXsIor J Ladles during their accouohmont; quiet sa and attention. Terms moderate.—Apply re Boyle, Upper Queen-street (3rd house above »th's store). Vincent-street.— J Sap>rior Aooommodation for tworoapec- ■ blq men. Baths.—Mre Fuller. \W CLUB PRIVATE BOARIJIRG i J HOUSE^den Crescent; Auokland, within ( reo ininutes, walk of tho Railway Station, J narf, Post office. Supremo Court-bouso, and • inks.—First-class Accommodation for VMtors )m tho Coast and Country1 Districts. Apart- Bntoeniiuite forLadioaiand Families. Plunge d Showor Baths. Letters and teleirrams dressedi o the Manager, Old Club Private >arding Houso, Eden Crescent, Auckland wiU ■ ceive prumpt attention. „ ■ T e"jst tn or ho v"sis : r Beaoh Road, Devonpopt. A deUehttully gltuated Marino Residence mmanding an extonsivo view of the harbour, ,7, and suburbs; conveniently looated betweea c Victoria and Devonport wharves. Kvory mfort and convonlenco for visitors and toarffl. trms mo.lomta JNO. OWSN. Medical. Jfß, GARDNER begs to inform the rj. Residents of Devonport, Takapuna iea9?B Creek, Dairy Flat, Wade, and Waiwora, at having sold his Pharmacy at 181, Queen reet, Auolcland, he is in attendance during tho hole day at N6RTH SHORE PHARMACY, EVONPORT* HUE ECLECTIC PHARMACY;' ie3acme of elegant Medical Establishments, >p of Grey strekt. Corner of Pirr-siiißitT, CHARLES BDTCHEK. rHERK is no humbug about Curaclava; it tabes tho Oorni and Bunions out by th» iota, la 63.—C. W. Goodson. London Arcade. fS7 ORMS in ChUdren and others "arts » » removed, and an effootual euro caused, 7 usinK SHARLAND'S WORM POWDEES. i.apaoket.-Soldby J. C. SHARLANO ANB P., opposite Post office. rniHE FACT IS NOW ASSURED JL VBJIT INOISIEKT OONBUMPTION, onnoNio EKONoniTia, asthma, throat AND LB'MO COMPLAINTS, NKRVOUS AND WABTINS DISEASES are parmanently relieved, *ha wonrt symptoms arrested, and a healthy ro- Bctloti prodnoed by AI" V JN-S BYRVP OB' TgOOALYPTUa V'.'ffirgYPflra'OaF.Hri'tttf (or IAUHI "*"^* ANIJ QUINtNH,, Those ijreat rs-:nltn are owlwj o tt9 combination Qf lIIBViI AND WUSa I'OrtlC that load lnoreased sußtalnlns; cont;:>> w the luvalid, added to which ia the GPROiriO ACTION of too Kuoalyptus on the muoua mem brants, whereby tho air pasßaßos we oleareil of nnbc.ii.tthy Übcrotianh In a natural manner. Daily evlde^ca iB atfoiaad o£ ihe pec maneni ruouccltatla^ r.oilon ot thilß remedy —so that all who suSor eliould at onoe ic:-,ko a trial c" ltu eminent propa:-: iiea, The Kucaiyptaa Syrap Is modorate la price, and within the reach ot all who Deed it. It is a phsrmßCcr.tica! comblnn tlon of tonic alkaloids with hypophoii phiteß/.ud cot f. iiooret nostrum. Keglatsreil and gaaettod under "Tfee Tiffldos Marks Registration Act," fey QHAVK9 AlOKis, Tho Pharmacy, Auol:. land. Wliolesale Agent t Thh Nbit Ssai^ctj Dbw Oosjvaot X EATING'S tOWDBK. KBATINQ'S POWDER M RATING'S POWDKK KHATING'S POWDER KILLS BUGS, " FLK IS. MOTHS, BBMTLKB. This powder ib Quite Haummbs to Animal Life, bnt Is nnrivolled In destroying fleas, buK9, oiookroaohes, beetles, moths in furs, and every other specto of Insect. Sports men will find this invaluable for ilestroyina: fleas in their dogs, sa alto ladlos for their pet dog!. THIS ABTIOLK HAS FOUND (?O GREAT A BALB that It has tempted others to vand a go called article In imitation. The Public are Cautioned thai the tins of tho genuine powder bear the autograph of THOMAS KEATING. KBATINtt'B WORM TABLETS KEATIWa WORM TA3LBT3 KBATING'3 WOKRI TABLETS KBATiNOS WORM TABLBTS A PUBKLY VKaKTASLK SWBBTMRAT both in appear&noe and cwte, f urnlshlng a most Oisreeablo method ot odnilnlatorinß the only certain remedy for JNIKSTIWaL or THKSCAD w ORMB. IE Is a pertaoOy ea'e end mild preparation, and Is especially adapted for Children. Sold In Tins by all Chemists and tiros gists. ' PBOPBIETOBI THOMAa KEATING . LONDOH,



Public Notices. A VCKL As v CIT"S DISTRICT SCHOOL COMMITTEE. School Accommodation. To furnish a guide in this matter, Parents an Guardians of Children within school age, an. not attending school, are rcquostcd to aem them to any of the City Schools for admissioi mrrT?!lo r£ lment on the forenoon of MONDAY TUESDAY, or WEDNESDAY, tho sth, Gh and 7tn instant. o. ~ . A. CAMPBELL, 3rd M-y-h Chairman. TfIDEN TJSKRACK ROAD BOARD Notice Is hereby given thut Rato Soticee foi 188! and 3 Isanbd, and all accounts lendornc with calia by Uollootor repeatedly, the Trustee* if tho Board now doairo a speedy eettlement oi ill Hatoa now overdue, or summary proceedings will be Immediately taken. Owners o£ Uureglsici-cd Dogs will be sued lorthwlth. F. J. PATEN. Chairman E.T.B. Board. Board's Office. Eden Terrace, March 5,1883 TN LIQUIDATION. - The Comercial L Olub Limited—All Aoconnts against the bove Club to be aent to the Club Rooms, od- Teaaed to the Liquid stor, oa or before Friday, 6th March. inßt—Ggpi Cozehs (.Iquidator. JHAHLA.ND'B 'MOA BKAND1 JBAK p ING POWDER is tho purest known, ana nerofore once tried is always used. Price, la b"d n<i T 2s. 6d. a tin. Proprietors: J. C. SHAR iAND fc CO., opposite Post-offlco Ri/fl AX KOBER. Dresa Shirt Manufac t- VJL n*?™' Victoria-street. - Gentlemen's Iresa Shirts to order or measure. Trade orders ttonded to with punctuality. Contractor for lowing of any description. Plain Sowing at' 1313s id per milo. IVi KS H. FOGATK, Widow of the late LTJ Honry Fugato, beprs to announce that no has returned from Melbourne, and has now )pened a General Store in Groy-streot, opposite no York Boarding House. Mrs Fugato trusts hat her old friends will not forgot her, as her .took is well assorted and quito now. All ooda sold at a very small profit. ACCOMMODATION in . J Purneil,—Any gentlemen or la3lea wishing 0 put up their Horses or Vefcloles, njayfapn'y ;amea ManiD, Maker, next Windsor Caatle lotel. Parnell. By night or day. A? 8 rfh i'O £10,000 LENT on Building SSr/JL'u' Society principles, or on other erma to suit borrowers. Allotments bought ad Houses built on weofely payment syßtem. mortgages and Loans negotiated. See Met of ■ropertlea for sale on ith page, ■ Six per cent. Howed on money deposited for investment— !. Williamson, Land, Estate, and Financial igea an i Valuator,' B.Vulcan Lane. j E> ATS I—When do rats cease to be rats ? l\> After a hearty meal off Sharland's 'hosphor Paste (they aro then corpses) I— old by SHARLAND & CO., Shortland-streot, )r la. a pot. -■■ R. PHILSON lwviug expressed ~a desire to possess in a permanent form the Ignatures of Subscribers to his Teatimoial, u^soribors are respootfully invited to oall at ly office and sign the parchment rolls, wbloh, 'nen completed, will bo substantially bound cd presented. F. G. BWINQTQN, Hon. Sep. 1/|UUNT EDEN ROAD BOiRD PUBLIC NOTICE.-Legal nrooeeflings Bhail B taken against all Ratepayers who have not aid their. Rmtes by the 15th instant The Col lotor, Mr Jonw STtoKLEY, wUI attend at the 011-houßO, Mount Eden, on thfl Bth, 9th, lith. ad 16th, from too hours of 9 toll a.m. ~ . „ „ JOSEPH POTTER, March 2,1833. Chairman. PROTECT YOE'KSELF FtfOM AIOS !-., QUITOES by ueing SHARLAND'S L>AGS. KAGS. — The Auckland Kag L\j Company, top o£ Lower Durham-street 1 preoared to give the higheet price tor first lass Bars ; also, is a cash purohiser at highe it itaß of all olrt Canvas and Rope. [AMES REID & SON eg to call the attention and careful considera on of those about to Furnish to the Very AVOUBABLK PRtOES of ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE. laving introduoed Steam Power, they are Bre- Mtti to supply all work Cheaper than any ther house in town. JAMES REID & SON, FtmNrrnßE Empckidm,,, [OBSON-STRBET (2nd Sho from Victoria-st [j ° G R O L L I N~G. The DBVONPORT~iAW-MILL COMPANY re now delivering aU^kituls of BAV7N and IRBB3BD TIMBER at a TKeat Reduotlon on own Prices. Long lengths out at shortest Once. NDIA AND CHINA TEA ; WAREHOUSE." LandlnK. ox Crownthorpe, from London, lojh's Superior Frbsh Hbrkinqs, lib. tins .. .. KiPPSBED „ lib, tins ~ CHOIOIC IIER-ING.3 IN SHHIMP SaUOS ~ Bmoesd Ked Hbbbinqs ~ new or4ngk marmal4db i.Nßi.t -Swiss Milk. Xx .irawaka, Kotomsliana, and Walra pi, 745 PACKAGES DIA AND CHINA TEAS, ledium to Very Choice, in oheßts, halves, and boxes. Thes9 shipments inolude same of ' the oheapest lines sold on the Australian Market this year. Jcrkdk. Whitehrad, '85 VIOTOBIA-STRKKT. tnLEAS, and other Insect' Pests, flee 13 before SEGRETTrs INSECT POWDER, tie most effective known. Price, la. 6d. a tin.— Solonial Agents: SHARLAND & CO., opposite •ost-offlce. d. pTlkvaks, ESTATE, HOUSE, AND LAND AGENT, las REMOVED to more Commodious and Con 'enient Offices on wound floor, NMXT BANK )IT AU.iTX&,t<A3IA. Q WrtN - STR'iKT. rhere he will now be pleads \ to sea any old aces. PHOPBRTY owners wishing to sell, arere inestod to forward particulars as soon as oon renient. PUROH ASER3 ate now on the Increase, and he demand for olty properties Is greater, than ho supply. Small cottages near Queen-street rery much called for. TO LET.—Could let several Houses in or near Jueen-etreet. Numerous enquiries all day ona. AUCTIONEERED. F. KvANg intends adding ihrvt ot Anotioneer to his walleatabHahed House md Lund Agency. The First Sale will take jlaos early in March. Those wishing to sell are requested to torwatd particulars a9 early v possible. Sew Arrivals, and those wishing to purchase are invited to oil ona inspect the Lists at tho LAND MART, QUEEN-STRKEV, Next Bank ot Australasia. Wm. Mo Arthur & 00., AUCKLAND. TO DEALERS IN FANCY GOODS, KAKTHKNWARE, CHINA AND GLA AND GKNKRAL SXOKKKKKPI^.S Plain and if anoy Stationery Perfumery and Toilet Soap* s Brash ware and Combs Table and Pocket Cutler; B.P. and B.M. Goods Iron Bedsteads Mirrors and Fancy Furniture Olooks. Watches, and Jewellery Tobacco, Cigars, and Pipes Musical I&BirumGnts Earthenware, Chins, and Glass Vases, Flower-stands, &o. Parian Ware, Pictures Purses, Hand Bags, and Bsaketa GriokotiEK Appointments Lawn Tennis and Badminton Arohery and Croquet Indoor Games, Toys, fie. OU6HS, COI. DS, and LUNG DISEASES are spoedily cured by takißg SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL.-Sold at 2s. fid. and 4s. (3d. a Bottle by SHARLAND AND CO., opposite Post-office. ■T. & H. Cook c, 44 AND 46, VICTOKIA-STKKBT, Beg to draw the attention of Ladies and Gentle men furnishing to their LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF TfiURNITURE, comprising Drawing and Dining-room Suites, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Wardrobes with glass panels, Sideboard?, Cheffonlers, Hall Tables and Hatstands, Office Tables, Chimney and Toilet Glasses, Dininp; Tables, Cane Chairs in great variety, Toiletware, Drawers, Wash- Btands, &c,, &c. /CARPETS, including Brussels, Tapestry, Kidderminster, andFolt Carpets, Hearthrugs, Coir and China Mattings, Stair Carpets, Linoleum, Floorcloth, Door Mate Wool Mats, Bcd-rcom Rugs, &a "DEDDING of all kinds and of tho best quality. Hair, Wool, Flock, Cocoa Fibre, and Flax Mattresses, Spring Mattresses, including tho Paten Wiro wove Mattress; Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows: Kapok Beds, Bolstors anß Pillows, and Pal liasses. T. & H. COOKE, ii AND 16, VICTORIA-STREET. [Faotory, Elliott-streot.] "^ BEES WAXI" B3HS WAXI Paichosed In any anantity lot Cash, Bayers of Fungus and Muntz Metal, Having purchased in China a Fine Assort ment of Teas himsotf, JAMBB AH KBW can sonfldontly recommend them, ana trnata that all his old Customers, and the Pnblio generally, will avail themselves of this splendid opportunity and call early to buy his Superior Congou, Besi Flavoured Kooloo, Shouohong, and variouE Mixed Teas, eultod to every taatei Ho lias alsc ob hand Japanese Wore, Fresarved GlnKer, Crcelierywarei Silks, Handkerchiefs, and othei oommoditiea too numerous to mention. i Note the Address :— 1 JAMES AH KEW & CO., 231, Qneen-stroo



fubisc i- oticesi '" > I ■TV. THE CREDITORS OF M JJ 1 1 "VENN'N, VHAVER. yiOiOBli: d rpnnl?"?11/ who havo aot already done bo. aref THO. MAOffFARLANE. I Snprome Court, AnoWiwd, Truate*. , - 1 March 5, igg. • I R E M__£_ E X A. ELKCTIuN OF LIOBNSINS COMKCITEB. ! Messrs Charles Hesketh Thomas nhlng Wllllain Frank BnokUiri. Which, belrg ins oxaot number reoolred ra I therefore deoir.ro tbst the atorosaWaentlemm WM. DINNISON, 6Ui March, 1883. ««"'«■» Officer. j^OTICE OF P.aU'NERSH tr. The undersigned havo this day entered into Partnership as Civil Engineers and Surveyors. (Siffnedl JAMES STEWART. (fa'Sned) ASHLEY x hunter. \j OTIO-K. -My 11. 15 'iiua from OnS A.J hunga will run nt 11.30 a,ffi. from thll date.-H. f. Eoiljg, Hwprietor. ATJCKL 4ND "GOIIMKBCIAL CLUB (LSMK'KD). IN LIQUIDATIOtf. -ka^A?,oo^! 1!^* 1116* tho ato7e Club to fc« Bouttothe Clnb-roora(<.aortreß6odto theLtqul. flatort on ur before KnIDAY. 16th March taßt, Gl£O. COZKNS. —< ! Uqnia atar, gOMETHIiVQ WORTH KNOWINQ \ IHAS KOBEkT TUDEHOPE ' (LIOKASFD PttMBEH) ''* ' t- Can Lay on Wator from City Malnß Can lay on Ssa in h=st Bt7)e Can Snppiy Corrnnatel Tanks'" ■Portawe Wasliiiii? Boilers , Plunge and Hip Baths• ■■ . »- - Cdtanoy Cowls, and all other rcQUßltes At LOWEST RATK3. ,!: , Nora Address— •■! i be K. TDDEHOPE,'"" . PtD[,«BKR, GASFITTKR,.^BIO,, 830, 352, 331, QUKEN-STIIEKT. •r Shipping. jiV gsgj^ JfOR WAIROA, KAIPARA. ■^^^^ ~TheJMARY KD«j! will B aU for •^^^ DAY NEXT" 0I ab°Ut SAr?UR" ! For freight apply to ' • E. MITCELSON & CO., ' 19, Queon-Btroot, J-iicenßing jwotices. "r|>HE LICENSING AQT, 1881." KA3AKA LICitNSINQ DIBTBICT NOTIOB. FIRST MEETIKG OF COMHITTEBMKN. I hereby anpo'.nt WEDNESDAY, the seventh day of Maroh, at noon, »8 the first day of meet ing for *ne newly elcoted Licensing Committee. at toe Railway Station, Pubokoho. Business: To elect Chairman. I ateo further notify that the usual Quarterly Meetlngß will be hold on the first Wednesday in June, September, and December respectively, at Bamo plaoo. WILLIAM MORROW. i Pokakohe. Maroh 3rd, isi^** °fflMr- JgiLTCCTION LICENSING COM: AKCH HJLL DISTBIOT. Meaara Ohrjatopher Bailey, John Blrnle, Riohard Bedford Downey, Alexander Bdßar John Jones, Adam Portor. Jamea RadolUTeana Michael Tobla, havin X on tha 6lh toitT been NomlDated for the Lio&n^inK Committee fortta above District, ana the numbar tabetag moro thai[ required, I hereby stye notlcatlat m election of five wiU bo held, under " The Ita^ Marches*. THOMAS SEAMAN. fTHECTION OF LICENSING COM -lii MITTEE. TAKAPUNA DKXRIOr. The following Gentleraen-Edward Bartleyi Henry Brett. Holle Brown 9, RobSt Humphrey Dufler, ttobaa .'iaoiay. and Mat thew Slattery-havißK on tho 3td taat. been nominated at Devoaport for the Licensing Com* mlttee of abova dlstriot. and the number twins more than required! a Poll for tha election of five will be tafcen under " The Regulation ot Local X eotions Aot, 1876,"between thehows of nine o'clock in tha morning and si* o'clock In theev«ninK,onMONDa.y, 19th March. 1883 at THOMAS SEAMAN. Marchcissa. Beturntog Offloer. Auctions. 7, 8, OOOHB&NB JAS. DAORI TO.MO R X O W, AT 2 O'CLOCK, 18,000 Ft. FLOOKING. THE subscribers will sell at their Kooms, „ -..' £"it-streft, To morrosr (WedneadM). at a QrOIOOK, 18.000 ft. TONQOE and GROOVED KAURI TIMBER, from 10 to fO feet, 6xl, now }y.ln ?near Moeara Ja«ger ana Parker's limber Mill, SAMUEL COCERAWB & SOS, Anctioaoivs, TO-MORKOW, " NEW TOYS, FANCY GOODS. W. DOWDEN WILL sell by auction on Wednesday next, 7th lust,, at the Esohange Mart. Queen-street, A Consignment cf New t<j;s just landed, oon- BiEtlBK 02 China and Nankeon Dolls Wax Model, and liidestruotiblo do Dolls ■■; Dressed atd apcakiag Dolls SSf&SSSMSS* EI °- Kto- J SCO Dozen Boot studs &c. • &c, &a. XO-MORROW, L. W. EATON ' ILL seU tv anotion, at his Mart, to o'ilook morrow (Wedneed&i), at haJf-paßt 10 100 CASES APPLSB. PBABS. .'and ■tUwulk) 40 BUNOHE3 BANANAS TO-MORROW, NOON. FRUIfT~FKUIT] HONBY, BISCUITS, OONFKOTIONBBr TEA, So. R. ARTHX7B WILL soli by auction at hia Mart, Queon Btreet, To-morroir, at 12 o'clocte noos, A LAIiGE ASSORTMaNT OF FRUIT, GK4PKB, PLUMS, PJSABS, ANU APPLES. B oases of Snperior Ucaey, 2 & 31b ting 80 tins Asaortod Confectionery SO tins Assarted Biscuits (Nelson, Dnnedin. ana Auckland <~»«. Tea, Bioe, lfssences. &c. Vf. S. COCHEANE]. [JAS. DAOEE. THURSDAY, MARCH 8 At 2 o'clock. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE PAGiST-STttfiET, >TIHE subscribers will sell at tho Krai- JfjoTable, Couch, Arm ChilrsSndfouc , ♦ • Chairs in Lustne-, Cnrtalnv, Fender , CaWßtg, Choflonler, Piotnwii. iSSot S^ Oilcloth, Tables. Bodflteadi , Feather Bedt teattrassea, Wsßhstandß J and Wars. Mirrom, Kltohen Utensila. I &a. " &c, 4cc. j Tho House, with Larsre Garden, TO LBT. f S&M.USL COCHBAWB & SON, ..Auctioneers..; . : .. .•■ f Continued nn Fmrth Page.J