ADELAIDE FARMERS FOR WAIKATO.

[BY TBljt DENT.)

HAMILTON, this day. t 1V..53 ha' been at Hamilton tfBF;A fanners from South Australia, the Pioneers of a.lar ß e Thoy have migration from* o£ w eeee a .^* much pleosed with ffS5,SSnka g ooa^manywill

MR JUSTICE GILLIES AND THE SOUTHERN PRESS.

a-nthern papers continue their criti- TBBmSce«-illics. The "Canter- Press" commences an article on tho W f2ir as follows :-" We are ex 2£-Qto learn irom Judge Gillies *w V,_ hndlv. We must say we never !*si aSinstanco oi baser ingratitude m _oi *a™l of t ho Supreme Court, en. V -hoon doin" his utmost to give tho i* bohlW_y topics to write ahout, *h0 ,_TaftorToother in tho dulleat of sensation alter * hag nfforded dul. iTrs' mo?eT amusement than tho &tb "?£ nn_l cam _«« I" the colony *f«__heßO »«? misrepresent him. «-«t? tis worse than unjust or un ™mf I is downright stupitf. Wo can-, «tlt ..tm why any newspaper should Sot nmi™Zilc billies, when there is BtaßPffJ to"ft g« out of him without w mn .h fan to »6 T burlesque BisrepreseDtlog mm a (ffls£, "Wanganui Herald* jays •-"Mt ' J«to Miles, in defending himself tor his J-r-f_-sry charge in the Gudgeon case, 2„W way to attack his great Ztter Adam, sneering at lho story, £S_S the poor old man, whom, by ?_-if__on he thinks "mo.n, base, and , _?Wable." Said Mr Gillies-"But 1 fittSSl am singular in having tart SS to look upon tbe conduct of Ad»ni Sanind dishonourable when he enaea wuredtOßhlfton tbe woman tho blame ol SK eaten the forbidden fruit (wha ■ _«that may mean), Baying. 'The womai. SSoSveit to be wi-. me gave me of the ' fan ud I did _at.'" Poor old gentleman 1 fc often he%os been upbraided hy the GlUi-es for simply telling t^ truth. a loS«Uflind would have seen that Mmß S was an aeration against JeAj ratter than againßt tho Btrange being for .X he was supposed to entertain no more than a pletonic friendship. Adam's 'reply, therefore, was not so mean aft* _l. According to the Gillies Code of Honour, Adam should have »idWh 'ilm was -to blame, andl tha* the woman was innocent. If this He had teind its purpose and deceived, then we should havu had a pretty complication in the world-Adam driven forth, while Bvs remained In the Garden. Bnt the very Idea of comparing the conduct of Adam rith the filthy Gudgeon case, is diugnst jmrln tbe extreme.'' • ~ . ■ The "Timaru Herald" thus lectures the indge for his attack on tho Press of the Colony i-Judge Gillies has oUtdono hiaset-inhis reply to the Auckland law , Society. He begins by committing a blun der which, notwithstanding his nneoualled capacity for blnndering, wo should have thtmght bin more experience Of the World wetld have enabled him to avoid, HO runs his head ifu_l bntt at the Press for having discussed _is eccentricities; and be does it in the most grotesque Wf. Hs affects a lofty "disdain" of i new-paper criticism, and then he immc dlatefy sets up a dismal ffbjne against -what be calls "persistent and malignant misrepresentation," "cowardly attacks from behind the hedge of journaliatlc anonyiaity," and such poor, threadbarh staff. , > . . Wo do not hesitate to «iy that Judge Gillies has done more by bis antics to lower the prestige of the Bench, and inspire the public with con tempt for the administration of justice, than he would have done by a direct act of Judicial malfeasance. Haa he not been; oeld hp everywhere to ridicule and worn because his juries *h-& ver dicts on principle against the B—nmiog • op. r ...•>•. i—> has not in a word so outraged public opinion and so violated _.c proprieties of bis position that he is perfectly useless aaa judge, and an injury - Instead ot _n ornament to the judicial Bench? Bnt nobody can .touch him. He cannot be removed, He cannot becensured. Mo cannot even be ever so mildly remon* strated with.. The only force that con poa slhly be fcronght to bear upon him is tho J force of public opinion. Yet, when the oew.pspers, the recognised organs of pn-lk opinion, call attention to his vaga ries, with a single view to the public in ■ -Sere-is, Judge Gillies flies into a passion aad declares that he la a suffering martyr, ; exposed to malignant misrepresentation, i* and cowardly anonymous attacks-

WIGGINS.

A "B-X>WE-t" BALLAD.

il rims; " Vcmkee Doodle." ■ WhoiaWigginsl What is ho That men seek his opinion? • JPiophet. seer, and sage is he * £i Canada's dominion. Studies weather, wind, and tide, . And planetary motions, Ana Bands men o'er the world wide To unwonted deep devotions.

OhobtjS— " Look out for storms'' is now the cry _ram Auckland to the "digfrins- ; There's tempest eoming-by-and-by, Fresh oottled up by Wiggins,

' -Welmow— atstor—sareapttorlse In Maroh and In September, And. so the knowing Wiggins cries— * The Ides ot MaroE Tememher I A Vast will reach this planet's plane W"_oh won't need nmoh explaining—

, . A full i ipe roaring hwcricana ,jf. Will blow _ all to Canaan 1

' Chorus— "Look out," &_ ' ■ * '■ ■' "The Wast open Australian seas ;- WiU flero-r blow and harder ~ ..Till every .vessel perishes Loss strong than a Cnnarder. ;■■•! Onshoio the chimney cans from high mt Will fall In countless flinders I ' . The shingles from yonr roofe will fly, ■ The tot-d will smash your windows I V1 7 Chorus—"Look out," tec ;■'■ ? __is Is no local blast broughfcon '■' By at_o_pherio changes, Bnt tls a tip top Al storm :j That through creation ranges. It starts among the big fixed stars, ' —Rebounds from Georgian. Sides; .'. Than skirts the north-east Bide of Mars, Determined to "broad-side" us 1 Chords—" Look out," &c "By "Frisco and the Golden Horn ■ Twill make a special t- ouble. v, A_—ilia wIU have oause to mourn A seoond South Sea bubble I N»w Zealand shores shall feel the shook; The deep shall wake its fountains, Oerleap the barriers of rock ~-', ' And quench the burning mountains I Chords—"Look out," _c "Btrt spite of all that Wiggins says, New Zealanders don't tremble; . .'...!. They either scout his curious croze Or else they well dissembio. .' The Beorat would you like to know * *rhathas so fear—EM made us J— ; Colonials are so nsed to " blow," ',- They do not fear tornadoes 1 . '"' .' Chorus. 7 •■*'*• "Britig on your etorm I" is now tbe cry, _ Prom Anokland to the diggins, ' BThough winds blow low, or winds blow high, - WeU blow that blasted Wiggins 1" '•■ - The storm has come and blown its worst, And still wo live undaunted; It wasn't half so go.d a " burst" Ab onr bold -plrits wanted. Kot even a dingy was upset . ■-,%,. .InWaitenaataHarbour; . I * And not an old " bloke " lost his wig To benefit the barber. ''.'■■■'-.' Chorus- . "Wefearjno storm," is now the cry From Auckland to tho diggins, -.' The crack of doom, unfeared may come— We've stood the Btorm of Wiggins I" • 7Pb Wiggins, man of stars and storms, Of humbug and delusion. : -is but a tempest in your brain • -That's working wild confusion 1 .*■■ * : . Your windbag's pricked, your atormis past- Dead each prophetic ember: This " wigging is our counterblast— The Ides of Maroh rememberl" ... '■*. ChoroS— . ■_!___• on toote storms I" is now the ory ii —om Auckland to tho " diggins." • itemgh wind and wrack we'll blow them back, *, And Bpiflicate old Wiggins 1" ■_' , J. L. KELLY, ■: Auckland, N.Z., „ Maroh 10th, 1883.

_' The Dunedin branoh of the Australian Institute of Marine Engineers .hrealens a '.strike unlets ££ a month is paid to third engineers. The Westland B<—rd -f S-.-Uca.-ori are threatened with legal proceedicg* for alleged rnalverstition of otiic.' hy. manipulating the • votes- at tho recent election. ' * Knlttlni., Sewing, m& Kilting Machine, " ■"WiiAi^m'o^ffi^o, Quoa-wii-w^—Aavr,

TELEGRAMS.

(From qvr Cava Cobek.pondb it )

TE AWAMUTTJ, this day.

The demand for town acros at Klhikihi has greatly increased of late. Half an aero was sold yesterday for £350. The ap proaching Land Court is the caubo of the rise.

DUmEDIN, this day.

The Governor received a deputation of Chinese residents this morning, who pre sented an address of loyalty. In reply, the Governor said he felt sure he could rely on tho peacefulness and law abiding feelings of the Chinese residents of tho colony. Ho said hia tour throughout tho ißland had been one of uninterrupted plea sure and satisfaction.

TE WHITI AT PARIHAKA.

Reported Gathering of Natives.

(BY TELEGRAPH,—PKKSB ASSOCIATION),

NEW PLYMOUTH, this day. Paehiaka was almost deserted when To Whiti arrived, tho majority of the natives being at work in the hush. As soon as tho new 3 reached them, however, thoy lost no time in ti«semb bling at Parihaka and greeted the chief with songa of welcome, A number of natives wero assembled at Pnribaka from various directions, and it is stated tbat a large mooting will bo held on tho 10th of this month, To Whiti's regular annual meeting day, for the purpote of inaugurating the meeting again, when representatives of all tho tribes of the district aro to ba invited.

HOPE OF MANUKAU LODGE 1.0. G.T.

1„b Hope of Manukau Lodge of tho Inde pendent Order of Good Templars under tho flight Worthy Grand Lodge of the World held their first «ooial gathering on Tuesday lost in their hew hall, nnd it was a great Success. The Lodge op'oued at 7 P.M., and received the Hopo of Parnell Lodge iri official form, and then tho doors wero 'Opened to admit thoir frfsnds. The follow ing programme Was roudcrcd in a very efficient manner ;—Hro. Longbottom, in the fchair, gave a short speech, which Was very instructive ; Sis. T. Coldham sang one of Hoylo's Melodies; chorus hy Hopo of Mnnttkau choir j song, •'Amb-.r Tresses,'' Bre. T. White J Bong, "Buttercup Joo,' Bro. Walker; recitation, Sis. Cowan; recitation, Bro. Adlington; soug, Bro. Q, Peters • song, Bro. Cooj song, Bro. 8. lt, Skinner; song, Bio. Holten; song, "Im pudent Barney O'Hny," Sis. Killlp ; recita tion, "Quack Doctor," Uro, Bobbj song. Sis. T. Coldham; eoDg, "nil Desporan dum," Bro. Thomas; melody by Sis. Btyant and Sis. Bulcralg j chorushy choir, Bro. Fobb proposed a vote of thanks to tbo Hope ot Parnell Lodge, who de.crvo great praise for coming out in such numbers ; also to the Star of Nowton and Guiding Star. Bro. Thomas responded. Tho Hop* of Manukau gavo the visitors and frio.dß supper, which Was done ample justice to.



Rubber -tamps on shortest rfotlce, Print properly; ao blotching; prloes reduced —Heslop. Darby street.- Udvt.) -.IBYCLfiS, TRIOVCLES. — Best quality only. — Shakespear and Co., Qaeon-etreet — i (ADVT.. Aquatics. ( jpONSoNBY REGATTA.. ON EASTER MONDAY, March 80,1683-. FLAGSHIP: S.S. "^VELL-NGTON. Patron. . Bis Worship tho Mayor of Auckland. President: Thomas Peacock, ksq., M.H.R. VICE-P_tESr_)ENTS t A. __Crdman, Esq. "W.'Swanson. Esc_. M.H.R J.A.ToIe,EBq.,M.H.R- Captain..H.R.Harrison COMMITTEE! . Mesßrs 3. Cunhinghaim, J. Dadre. F. Jaggor. i B. Gilmer, A. Linabury. F. H. Lewlsson, C. Lanasfotd, T. T. MaSßtield, J. B. Morpeth, H. D. Morpeth, Lionel Phillips, J. Stodart, Q. Smith, W. Stanford, O. Walnut., J. Waymouth, ' and Captain Farqhhar. i Umpire: James Stodart, Eaq. Starter: Captain W. Farquhar. How. Treasurer : Mr W. F. Jones*. Ho.f. Secretary : Mr D. F. Evans. PROGRAMME! Iflt Race. 9.80 a.m.-S_aST-.CI-ABS YACHTS, of 7 tons and otot. First prize, Silver , Cup (presented by Meesrs Partridge and WorAlains) and Aneroid (presented by Messrs L. D. Nathan and Co.) Course ; .From south sido of Flagship, : round south side of Murotai's moorings; , round chequered buoy In Rangltoto Chan nel, back rotmd Muretai's moorings*, round mark boat off Kuuri Point: twice round, finishing south Bide of Flagship. 2nd Race, 10 a*ru*.-AMATEUR SCULLERS. Prize. " Now Zealand Herald" Silver Cup '(presented by Messrs Wilsons and Horton!. • Courso: About two fniioß, with ono turn, to bo fixed on the Flagship. Brd Race, 10.30 a.m.-YACHTS. ANP SAILING BOATS, t tons, and not ciCeodmg 7 tons), decked or half-decked). .First prize. Sli ver Cap (presented by Mr S. Coombes) and £3 added t second prize, £3. . Course: Same as first TaCe. Ith Race, 11 a.'-.-FOUR-'OA:R__D GIGS (no outriggers) open to ttUi-omeni. Prize, £10. Course: Sarnie'as second race, .th Race, 11.16 a.m.-YACHTS AND SAILING BOATS, docked or half-decked, under 4 tons. First pri_!_. Silver Cup [prosontod by Mr F. BE. Lewisson) and £3 added; second prizo, £_. Course: From eonth side bf Flagship round tod buoy inside North Head, round Muretai moorings: rOtad mark boat off Kauri Point, twice round, fh_shiog south Bide of Flagship. Bth Race, 13 noon.-FOUR-OARED GIGS (no outriggers), the property of any recognised " Rowing Club, rowed by amateurs, mom bers of tho same, under 21 years of age. Prize, trophies valued at 86. Course: Same as second race. 7th Race, 12.30 p.m.-SECOND-CLASS OPEN SAILING BOATS (as per rule 28). First pri-e, Evening Star Cup, presented by Mr If. Brett, and £2 added; second prize, £3. ' Course: Same as No. 5. Bth Race, 1 p.m.-FOUR-OARED GIGS (no outriggers), the property of any rooognisod Rowing Club, rowed by amateurs, mem bers of the same. Prize, trophies valued at fllo. Course same as No. 2. Oth Race, 1.16 p.-.- THIRD-CLASS OPEN BOATS (as por rule 26). First prizo, Silvor Cup (presented by Mr H. Konn); second prize, £2. Course: From south sido of Flagship round red buoy inside North Head, round Murotai mooring*, thenoo round mark-boat off Kouri Pointj thence round buoy off Railway Wharf; finishing south sido of Flagship. 10th Race, 1.30 p.m. FOUR-OARED GIGS (no outriggers), rowed by Amateurs who have never won a race. Prize, £6. Coarse: Samo as No. 2. 11th R-ice. 1.-5 .f.m.-ROB ROY CANOES. First prize. Eider Down Smoking Jooket, presented by New Zealand ClothlDg Foo lery ; ncocnd prize, £1. Course to be fixed on Flagship. 12th Race. 2 p.m.-OPEN SAILING BOATS (not exceeding 13 feet (overall). Firßt prize, Silver Tankard, presented by Messrs Morrin and Co., and £2 added; second prize. £1. „,'.'_ ■ Courso: Same as No. 5, but only once round. 13th Race, 2.15 p.m.-DINGIES (not exceed ing 12 feet overall, no outriggers or Bliding-aoats), rowed by Boys under 16 years old. First prize. Silver Cup, presented by Messrs E. Porter and Co., and £1 added; second prize, £1. . Course: To be fixed on Flagship. Hth Race, 2.38 p.m.-MERCHANT VESSELS' AND STEAMERS'FOUR-OARED GIGS. First prize, £6; second prize, £2. Course: To be fixed on Flagship. 15th Raco. 3 p.m.-LADfES' RACE (Pair oared, with Coxwoin). First prize, two Silk Dresses, presented by Mr A. Linabury, value £5 5s eaoh; second prize, toco Silk Dresses, presented by Mr W. Rattray, value £2 2s 6d each. Course: To be fixed on Flagship. • 16th Race, ?.30p.m.-TUBS. Prize, £1. 17th Raco 1 p.m.-MARRIED MEN'S RACE mb (Pa&'oared (no outriggers), and in boats other than property of any Rowing Club: no Coxswains), for bona fide residents of Ponsonby. Prizes, Hats presented by Messrs Cooper and Armltage. Course: About a mile; to be fixed on i Flagship. 18th Race, 1.20 p.m.-DUCK HUNT. Pnze, £1. It has been decided by the Committee that the Rowing Races, Nos. 2, 6,8. and 10, are to be rowed in accordance with the published rules of the Auckland Rowing Association. N B.—Model Yachts : In consequence of the 1 long programme, this event wUI take place on 1 first Saturday afternoon after the Regatta. •• -ntries will be received at the Club Room, Poneonby Club Hotel, on WEDNESDAY. 21st i March, from Bto 10 p.m. I All entries recoived subject to tho Ponsonby > Regatta Club Regulations. Entrnno. Foo. G por cent, ou valuo of First ! Prto; a .V. KVANS, ' X (Hon. 800.



j ___ Wanted;. ___, \l7 ANI'EO, ft respectable young girl as Vt Housemaid ; references required. — Apply to Mrs James RassoU, Glensldo, Bymonos street. , _ Y»7 ANTED; a Nurse-girl under 16; must Vv eloep at home. —Apply to Mra G. P. • Kybor Pbbb Koad. WANTED, one Boy ol 11 or 12 years of ago, to work at Flax Mills.-Apply on i Monday moruinij at J. R. Roberts', Albert-street North. .____ \'\i ANTED, a Young Lady to Teach TT Sawing Maohlnos.-W. 0. Denroi, Queen-atreet. »%* ANTtijJ, a Boy for the Sail-10t..— ' '■' Apply A. B.Donald, Queen and Fort streets. \\f ANTED, a Smart Mes.ago Boy, * * about 13 years ot age.—Apply Thomas Xl— >on, bootmaker, Qneon-Btroat. WANTED, a ruepcctablo Lad to drive a baker's .ait.-App.v to T J. Philip. Nowton. WANT _D, iminodiatiily, a good General Bervant; housemaid kept.— Apply to Mre Mowbray, <_anuk&u Rood, For uAL " WAN I'ED, Twenty Craftsmen, at onco, fOr Drainage Vlforlra In Ponaonby; wages. 8a por day.—Apply to Conlon te Regan, Nottingham-Came Hotel, Abf rcromb'o-Teet. ANTE-1, at once, 20 Navvies for Calliope Dook, Nonh Bhoro.-j.pply to jFo eman on Works ... \*7 ANTED, a good Gonoral Servant j ▼ reforonces required.—Apply Mrs Mao donald, Vlncont-strcet. V _7 ANTED, a Tinsmith for Piecework, ___ —Apply to J. lamb, 85, -Queen-street. ti;ANIKI), 2 good intelligent Boys to V » doliver lotters. — Apply on Monday niornlngto G. RaiMy &_Co., Fort-stroot. *AT AN TED,a thorough Uenorai servant, V T whoro another Is kopt.—Apply Cotel. Houso, Uppor Hymonda-street, _____________ 1,%/aNT-D, a smart young man a. VV Gonoral Servant. —Apply at onoe, Nevada Hotel. . i a,/ ANTED, a respectable Boy.—Apply TT *a W.". Hsx-d, Gunmaker, 1-3 G., (.d-en-fli.---. > .... ij/ A"* TED, Laa to rido for orders.— (J. Vv and tf. Horbert. butchers. Naoler-fltreet. *»/'A_*fTEi>, a LuUndresß.—Mrs Alfred Tt BUokland, Nowmarkot;____ At>TKDT&)O Mcttto buy our Heavy Tweed Suits ot 18s 6d. To bo had only next week at Coombes*, QuoCnfltroot. ■ft aTANTf.D, for Kußt Coast, a first-clns. V" Uoneriil Wheelwright; also, on Im prover to tho Horao shoeing.—Apply to Mr John Patterson, Karangahape Road, Auokland. •4 TiANTPU" KTiUWN^ ttiat"wo still sell f » our Heavy Twill Sheeting at 9_d per yard; Brcnnan's price, ls 6d.—At Codmbes', Qdeon'-etroet. W" ANTED, a first-class Men. Morcery Hand.—l. Mosep, form.riy I. Phillipps, Qnnen-street. \\t AMTED, a good steady man to drive Tv eprlngo—■t—'i.yply T.Peach. Romtiorq "Tar ANTED, Machinists for Sioger Ma ▼ » ohlnoa.—Apply at P»wley*B Manufac tory. M, Shortland .treet. %I'A^TKD, Tailmcn (break-down and ** oh'oular), Stookorsi also good Black smith {horso shoort,—Apply Mr W. Rhodes, Auckland Timber Co. fLiiultod). ft ft/ANTED, an Knginoer to work a TT steam orauo.—Apply to Fraser and Tlnno. . \ ft/ANTED, a respccUble Uiil as V*? General tlorvant, — Apply* to Mrs Magolro, Vlotorla-Btrcot West. ■ YK7ANTCD, for a country store, on * T Assistant with a knowlodgo of Drapery and Book-kooping.—Apply to Mr Pago, Owen te Graham., from 10 to 11 o'olock a.m. \IT ANTED, two Respectable Boys, at VT Herbert 11. Smith's Wrought Iron Oven and Range Mannfaotory.Anoklana Iron Works. ia/ANT'KD a stronc Girl.—Apply at V T Darby's Mining Rooma. —i, Qqcanetroct. WANTED, steady, industrious, farm ing Man, to Uvo In the honse: a per manent place for a good man,—J. 11, Manden, Te Awamntn. Waikato. - V*/-AN TED, a good General Sorvant— V T Apply to Mrs F. Qui ok, Ponaonby Rood. i\r ANTED, a Plain Cook and Lnun. TV dteßs.-Appif Mrs Irclaud, llaiiue Court, Parnell. •J** • ANTKD, o .mart intidln-ent Youth, .*- * to learn tho Halr-dresslng Bnslncss. Also an experienced assistant.—Apply Francis J. Shortt, City Hair Catting Rooms. Qucen-st. WANTED, a good Plain Uook and Laundress.—Apply to Mre L. D. Nathan, KaTangnhapo Road. \AI ANTED, a good General Servant; TV housemaid kept. — Mra Chambors, Albe-t Pari. \AJ ANTED, a good General Servant) VT references required.—Mra Rich. Parnell. \\' ANTED, Glotbing Hands,—Coombes VI and Co. '\AJ ANTED, Drapers,- Coombe3 and Co. \.\l A.NTED, Employment for a Lamb's * * Knitting Machlno.—Apply Mrs C. Mao donald, Naplerstreet. WAN ,'l'JtD, Board and Residence for Two ReßpectoWo Porsons or Married Couple In private family.—Apply 109, Grey street. ANTED to Sell, a Patent Mangle and threo Wringing Maohlnes j nlto, a fast Mare, fit for bnggt, .oar year old quiets- Apply v. Clark (late Working Men's Club), Great North KQad, Aroh HP!. V.V ANTED KNOWN, that tho remaiu » T der of tho Dress Material from Brcn nan's Stook will bo sold next week at 3.0. per yarr, at Bsmnel Coombes*, Queen-street WANTED, Two Rooms (furnished), as Bed and bitting Rooms for La.y and Gentleman, with piano prefo.red. and within 10 minutes of post oflloe. Terms moat bo moder ate-QBE. Bt.b Offloe. Wf ANTBDi immediately, £500 onmort ** trago for term on good freehold proporty. Interest » por cent,—W. V. Stovons, 187, Quoon i streot. ___________ \\T ANTED to Sell, FittinßS, Stock, and T * Good-wilt of a Good •:eatl, money Finit «md Poultry Bn-Ineas- pub-**) W Suioi. *c, 'mort'.ra _. and r_!t iott-,—*pply to W. Head. Olty Marker. \STANTKD, Two Boarders; terms, 16* T * per wiw_, ««lth am ot sittlna and ■llnlna-roonis — Apply H, Ballw, IfO. Quee- 6t'e*t. ...... \\7ANTgt' "K-OWN " Pectorine" Vv fcrConghs Colds, Bronohltis. Ho.ruc ness teo., 2s and 5s per bottle'.—Prep«red at North rthore fh»rn-.Boy, Devonport. May al-o be obttlned from Mr J. A. Basleit, lgi. Queen street V»TANTED, Comfortable Boafd and Vt Tod Kins lot »bOut six hlsnthsj by a Lady and 3 children j one or two b*drooras required, with private slltinsroom. — Apply, statlngi-.—ns. to Lady, Post Offlco wprth f noro, WANTED TO LET, a Seven-roomed House.-Apply to B. W. Morrison, Karangahape Road, Newton. / ANTBD to Sell, a Lady's thoroughly good, quiet, and staunch Dork Bay Cob; tri»l given.— apply B. Brooking. Hlgh-ttreot \\ ANTED KNOWN—Money ad- V™ vancod on Personal and Collateral Se curity, repayablo by weekly Instalments. Bills Discounted.—Roe's New Zealand Pawn Office, Darby-street. _. \'AJ ANTED, Tebders for Cutting Drains, TT taring Tiles, and Fining In Oakour only).—AcplT ai... ,an*en--tr>et. , \\, ANTED, ia gentleman Boarder t ** prlTate family. North Shore. Terms 25..—Apply J.<~>. rt-O Offlce W * IT A-.KEREI 8 A W-MILL.— * T Wanted known that I can snpply Tim ber as Choap ob any produoer In tho province without raising tho prices whoa othor mills have no logs. Having tramways, my timber 1b foiled in the winter and is more durable ; the sap almost equal to tho heart of what is felled in tbo summer. Have now in stook. Builders' Timbers and Cabinetmakers nelocted Broad Boards, in Kauri, Rimu, and_ah.ka.ea. Orders shall havo my best attention.—JoiiN Smyth, Waitakerei, IstMaroh. 1883. »,*} AT«K FRONTAGE-To' Self or VV Lease-A site 50ft In width down to low-water nu-rk, c'oee to Viotoria Ferry Wharf. North Shore, and near to tbe New Drote were. Very Mutable tor r. bl-ikeuitch, boat-! bull-—., blook and mastmakor, carpenter, oto. *>';j tnoro sirat Will be leassd by the Harbour Bowta on «b« forcißhuro.—Apply. Alfred, Cox, ftgOßt, 177, Qaeen-sti-Mt. opposite T. &. 3, Morrin snd' .*.ii'p..;*.y'a. "fcM ANTED KNOWN, that the First- T.T* oi<i.- Stoofe O—soi»h from Bp—nan's Bwek will be oloare-l on* next week 2ii, 2_d, and 3_d per yard, ot Coomb *«V. qneenatraet. \hf- ANT BD — Wanted to Soil (very v* *? ohespl, l ton of Rloe, only 2d per lb; 10 nwr. of Apples i Large Apples. Sdperlhi Small Apolefl, 7 for IS; 10 owt. of Old Oboese, 6d per lb, 3lbß for la 3*i Id lb by theoheeae.—B. Watts, Pitt-street. , ia,* ANTED KNOWN, that the most V* BUocessfnl Drapery Hale ever loeld In inokland is Hrennan's Bankrupt Stook, now selling ot Samuel Coomb— te Cos.. Qq*n«n-Bt. W" ANT6D KNOWN—it cannot bo too widely known-tbat Charles Kelsey and 00. lMep no Imitation Silver Jewelry what ever, the whole of thoir large snd choice a_ort mont being Koal Silver,whlohthsy guarantee.— Charles Kelsey and Co., two floor, below Morrln'a. Ironmongers. ________ WANTED KISOWN-It you want to see the latest Fashion (Autumn and winter, 1883), have a glance at Munro and Milllgan'a Tailoring Window, In Hobson-Btreet. W' ANTED KWOWBT—CHBAP TlM dbb I OnBAP T_.n_3l And all other kinds Of Building Materials, oan be purohased cheapor and better than any whore else at tho Tar—lOfD.GoLDlß.Al—>rt-treet. There being no mannfactory for Joiners' Timber on tho pre mises, ths onstomer has an additional onpar tunlty of getting superior Umber, who-. tight.' Materials alwava in stook. ANTED KNOWN—Another Fresh Lot of Cheap Boota and Shoes i — Ladle." Blosiio-sido imitation Kt__Bpote. 3s Bd • grand line of Ladles' real Kid Elas tic-side, with tosselfl. 6b 6d; ladles* Moroooo Klsstio-slde do.. ss: Honse Boots, 2j Cd and 8b: Ladles' Slippers. ?«. 2a Cd : Ladies' High hael Kvenlng .ihoes 3.6 d: Girls' Prnnella ' Booto, mt.- U and 12 3s 6<l -. watlH* PmnolU ?o. r!z» 1 »ad 2. 1- e\i -Ma.di; Button Host., ' a'k-.laad -,ss; WM, en',: n-.,F M'.pwiv, Uniid wilii fur. 26 ('ii; Vr.-.-'? s+.-fT K!?npi-i*B. 4s J , Men's Btronß K;si:*.ii*. Mr- roois- ..*. ■ i'-*.; Ji-ur-oi.- Hooka. 2d —■•oh; XLa^ii-xar-a m-'.WV.fA Peer-* lev. Ci V?,r Vrmlc ; !j-;'-:Z Snot 'iTiin-u* „map? 6 i-t tho \ 7'-' r,rii*mi*it i'hvn, W, H, Jlam»)lw.



, Wanted. * , -41 WANTED, Intending Purchasers tt 'i ** attond the Auotion Sale of Propertiei at D. F. Evans's Land Mart noxt Wednosday at 11 o'olock. WAITED, live Female Cooks (Hotels), 4 ' Thames, Waikato, Tauranga, Town. Waltrosi (private), Remuera; 18 Generals,' glrla.—Mrs_lamore. WANTED, a Purchaser for a-very protty Villa and two Allotments in Haokot-Btroot. near bench, at St. Mary s Roaa to bo Sold by Auction next Wednesday, at D. V. Evans's Land Mart, Queon-iitroot. H'l ANTED, n good' General Servant. - Apply Mrs R. Arthur, Hepburn-Btreet. WANTKD, a respectable Hoarder. Terma, 20s per week, inoludlng washing, bath, &0.-Apply Mrs Ryder, cornor of Havo look and Symonas Stroets . r\\ / Awl ED, some ono to attend the *v Auction next Wednesday, at D. V. Evans's Land Mart, and purchase 18 acres Land and House, to provont it boing given away, as it ls for positive salo, and no reserve. "WANT-D, everyone to see the House *'» on Karangahape Road, whloh Is for S-Sltlvo Salo by Auotion noxt Wednesday, at j, F. Evans's Land Mart, Quoen-streot. I VV ANTED, Purchasers of Boy*' Cloth * * ing to savo 10a In the. £by buying, next wook, Bronnan's Punkrupt Stook—Boiling at Cooinbos', Queen-Btreet. ______ I fl? ANTED KNOWN—Charles Kelsey * » and 00, hove Just received, in newost d*B'gaß, a oholoe assortment of Silver Jowellery,, all uuarantned. Thoy keep no Imitation Silver. -Charles Kel»oy and Co,, two doors below Morrin'., Ironmongers. WAH TED, a Partner to join a thoroughly praotlcal man, who has boon used to orCOt saw mills, oar.y on tho woik Ing of tho §amo aB well as the working of tho bush and everything oon-ootod with the timber trado; and ac ha« 100 screa Of first class kauri bush, froehold, noar to ratlwivf Itat'or. Capital required to work ou eqaa l.aatoe, about £1000 - For partlohlarfl. apply to John Sopp-tt, Land Agent. No. 8, Qqo«n--.trgKl). Taj ANTED KNOWN—Gardner*!. C'elo' v v brat<d Hlot>rl Mi_snro, prloe 3s por bottle. This medicine In tho bent and most effectual remedy fur aU skin dti'onsrfl nnd im- Dmlt.e_.of ibe blood, fflrooUl y plmploa on the faoa. Borofulonn soroc, glandular sweiiloßs, &o. —I'ronar.d at North shore PharraaW, Dovon port. Mar slro ho obtained from Mr J. A. Has lott, 184, Qiieon-Btrosti -.A.* ANTED KwOWW] that Mrs T. * t Jonnrt will open, on Thntsflay, Maroh Isth. the now shop of Mr Walker.. Hntobor. In Karangahape Koad (next, to tho Qre«ngrooor'a), with an entirely n*w »tonk of Hetlln, Baby Unon, Ladles Urilorcloihlng and Drapery Uooda. N.B -All goods will be cold at the lowest po-Bib'e prion for oaßh.-Ksi—itfahap6' Bond. Miokland. ■__-$$__&& A UCKLAND IiAKBOUR BOARD ' -OATMBN FOR 1-I.tyOUH DBPAR-. MENT. Harbour Hoard Oflloe, Auckland. March 6,1883. Applications will be recoived at tine offloe, until TUKUDaY. the 20th iiutsnt, at noon, for the appolntmont of Boatmen (J) for the Harbour Department. Wages, eight pounds per month. Condition- and Mrthrr particulars may be jeen upon application st this offloe. O. 11. tT'iNB. Chairmen. r~UITK: LAND HO. PIT AL. Beorotary to Committoo of Management ro. lulred. Address on or before TUESDAY NEXT, 13th Instant, to tho undersigned, Colonial Bank Buildings. Quoen-stroot. from whom noccßsary information can bo obtained. E. A. MACKECHNIE, Chairman Committee ot Management. '110 B-iOTftl-Kr-RS.—Wanted, a good JL G-neral Hand.—Apply J. Pegler. Ono bungs. /\HEMIaT AND DtUJGGIST.-Wanted, « ' a well-educated Youth oa an Apprentice. Ago, 11 or 15.—Apply C. Hondorson, Medical Hall, Quoon-Btroot Junotlon, TO Lot, r|TO LET, new Four-roomed Cottago, with £ scullery, 3000 gallon tank, gardon j ront, lis.—Apply M.0., Br ah Otnbo. rf\ij LET, 8-roomed House, top Hobson -1 Btroet.—Apply next door to W. Crow, Bakor- •|M) LET, 5-roenicd Cot tape nenr ! Ponsonby Hull: also 1-roomed Cottngo.- APPIy.W. (1. Allen. Clarcnce-stroet, Ponaonby. •"POT-BT, a Furnished Parlour and tie- * room, pleasantly idtuated; aluo, au Unfur nished Room. Terms moderate-—122, Molroeo House, Orey-strect. „_______———— 'fifi BF, LET (furnished), Miss Webster's * t'otiag". Ciwitb -rim n.a-h North Shore. Entry at onoe.—iPF'y to Jobn LeoS. (jueen street, or to it. ft R. Dader, North Shore. 'JpO LET, First-class Bu-inea* Promises « In City and Suburbs.—D. F. Evans, Estato Agont, Quoen-stroot. between Bank of Aus tralasla and " Herald" Offlco. 'SIO l._T, a t>hop nud Dwelling (new), * corner Aborcrombio and Symonds-Btreota; gas and water laid on. Ront modcrnto.-Apply next door, or 18, Insurance Buildings, Queen streot _——_ nnO LE r, a new five roomed houso. — JL APP'J" t0 Mrs J- Whw,|,r. Yarborough- Btrcot, Dodwood Terrace, Ponaonby. rjpO~BE LKT, at Mount Albert, near the t two ohnroheo, a Comfortable Kealdonco. with Bnltabie outhousefl and about live aores of Und woll watered. POaltlofa el&vatod. and ou the main road.-Apply to F. G. Ettlngton. U LKT.—tfood Stands In City Market, suitable for Dealer-i also;. 2 shops and Dwellings in Alt*. t*treOt.-Apply to T. Slater, Weighbridge Offlo*. Market Honae. '"TK) LET, a Blacksmith's Shop with I toolt*', a«d Dwelling House, sl-uated in Wellington Place, off nob.on-fltroot — apply Mrs Ulaok. top Hobson-Btreet. rO LET—A Family Residence, consist ink of over 20 rooms, with CVdry oon vonlonCo — gas, water lain on, plungo and shower-baths, tec Sultablo for a first-class boarding establishment. Fivo minutes walk from tho Post-otHi'e.-I). F. Evans, Estate Agont, Queon-stroot, noxt Bank af Australasia. . O LET, a tour and a Five-roomed Housc-T. Williams, Tailor, Vlotoria street; - - ___ s O LET (Remuera)—To Let, Darelliup 3 Houso and 8 Acres, Victoria Road, Remuera, nest brlow rosidonco of D. B. Crulek nhank. Esq., and at presont occupied by Mr Denis Kelly. The prot-prty ia v<*ry pleasantly Btttlat«d. House contahm 0 rooum anil out buildings.—D. F. Evans, Land Agent, Quoon street. r |-O"LET, Otliccß.-Tho-e centrally situ i atod and arß^clas9 Offlces now in my oconpatlon (as I am removing to ground floor). Tho beet position In Auokland for a eotto.tor or othor profosslona' man.—D. F. Evans, Estato Agont, noxt toßankof Australasia. Quoon-st. V\bVTSPORT, north shore.- JL/ Several Forui-hed and t'nfurntuhed Hour ea to Let-Oliver Mays, Honse Agent, Post-offlce Store. Devonport. aOUSE to Let.—Apply to Mrs ThoT, Craig, Grahame-etreet. . HOUSES TO LET, furnished nnd __l fnrnißhed.-Apply R. fi; R. Dnder.HoußO Agents. Devonport. _____ VDRNISHED BttDROOMS to LetMith T use of Sitting nnd Piano. In plensantcst part of Mount Edon.-Apply to Stab offlce. pirsonal. MR a. LISSANT, of Siruonsen's Opora Company, will Oblige I. Davoy. Tailor, -vnloan La«o. by paying hl» sooonnt to the Bolloltor. from whom he rooetved notico. j ILLIaM MILLON, Plastekkk-I JOHN MONTGOMERY, Carpenter. —Correspond at onco, V.M.C.A., Ruseoll-atreet, * Melbourne. _ j IHEREBi give Dotico that 1 will not be responsible for any Debt* oantraot—l by my w lfe. Sarah Klta Siellon. from this d»to. Maroh 10,18f3. THOMAf .'K-I.LRN. XWILL not be reaponsihle for any Debts contraotod In my name on and after March Oth. 1883. without my written authority. ELEANOR D. L*\WRENCE, Svmouas-etreet. {_roo_Bon,B Arcade. UAHTEK /WOODSON'S. BASTK CARDS. V-TOODSON'S. UIFTR. A REMINISCENCE OF tbe past throe yeoiß marke rapid •itrliles in the City of Auckland; v, completo revolution has b>en made in certain woll-kuowu DranOttCS of trado-ln SUMonevy, Clocks. Watches, Jowel lery, and Fancy Goods. Tho oimning of the Loudon Arcado ninrked a favourable ora for the residents of Auokland and It-i nolghbonrhood, greater facilitloß then fciilng olioi-oi) tot obtain ing at one und tho same placo a selection from tbo most varied stock in unison with tho trado motto, '* S.P. & Q..R." THREE YEARS experience have shewn by demonstration that a nimble 6d. is better than a slow Is., and that, notvrithatanding the close imitation and koon competition to whloh we have beon Buhiooted, our business was nevor more successful than at the present, the publio readily discriminating between the plan adopted at tho Aroade oi marking tho goods at tho same universal low price, and tho comno now being adopted by somo of our competitors—marking a fow linos 50 per cent, bolow the prices at whioh thoy have for years supplied tho same goods to the Auok land publio. During our threo years RESIDENCE IN tho City our prioes have remained the samo we commenced at in High-street, and though in the plan we havo pursued — viz., supplying our goods upon a lower tariff of profits than Hitherto Known in Auokland, we have incarrod the displeasure of a few of our neighbours, we are yet content to know we have the approba tion of the maj orlty of our appreciating tizens, and SB long aB we remain in AUCKLAND It will be oub endeavour honourably to maintain the position in which wo have been plaoed bj the extensive patronage we have reoefved from the inhabitants of Town and Country, to whoa we tender our sincere thanks. new C* OODSON'S. new goods. VJOODSONU 000 O rVr~E n't Wt> R H<>U 'i 8 V Bmacii Road. Devonport. A cUilMitlmlj idtimtod Mftrino Real.!'-.™ ('.oi>,ruanillr.f., nn _.rr...-.w'vo \ ■.'-"-' oi t..*io hi---'- -.->? '■ <;}>-■■ , 'iiul '«r-'iivl,e»-- i_oiis'P'iJi-'tUiv '.o.;f-.ton holwei-i ! th.-. Vl.-.tnrlti *.'.n*.'.' D'.ivnnniii-t whiuvv.f. 11.VOC: ' „nifi)i*i mA i-..-i r.-'*i'!oi!(>,- l'.*»rrl_iltor,-iaad hoard * TwJiiH i.aol'.«ata, .._ „.. ..,... ...



I For Bala • I fjnblT&AL&oAlcM Spring Cart; also, ** a Hand Cart.-Apply J. Pattoreon, noxt Caledonia Hotel. IPUR IMMEDIATE SALE—StoiceBS .B 1 Point, Northcoto-A Splendid Corner, i Allotmont, main road, about ono mile from | wharf, with a frontage of 200 ft to Great North Road. Prlco only £150. Must bo sold at once. ■ A groat bargain.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, j Qneon-Btreet. I fOTuR IMMEDIATE ISA I.E.—Handsome I * Villa Run! 0000, new and well-flnluhed, I o-ntatntng 7 rooms, fitted with ga*. water. rogUtor grate kitchen dresser, so.. *c. Nice KroehoM Allutn oiit,sltuiiiwl near-too of irrank- Un -toad, grand vlow, end guotl poaltion.—l). F. Evans, Estate Agent, next B»nl- ot Anntral uula, Qoeen-atreet. (637) TPIOR SALE OR LtfASE (Northcote) JD Handioini Villa He Idenoe. new and splendidly finished off, bow window, teo , teo ,! grand view, nnd a rxiau.ifii' allotment, with water floatage, about fiO x 200, cartly fenced and planted, within threo mlnuteß walk of Stokes's Point Wharf. Terms very easy.—D. F. Evana, Katate Agent, Queen-Btreet. 729 BrOR SALE, Mount Edon, new and a handsome gable endod Villa, containing 5 roomo, ocullorr, wnoh-bonse, large olatern, &o„ ilttod with roglster, kitchen range, onp beards. &o. Good position, m»in road frontage, very desirable froohold allotment, about 80 by 200 Price, £560.—V. F. Kv&ns, Estate Agent, noxt" Horald "Offlco queon-treet. (QISI lijiOß SALE cheap and desirable llttlo JP Farm of 115 aoron a portion of whloh la subdivided Into .rasa paddock, orohard, &0., balance is gold fern land, ard a nmall ewamp; oli Dloughublo; gnort oupply of wa»r>r, togmher with now Honae (0 rooma) find neO'iMjary <>a- bFUdlngs. bOßidea an extonjtvo free "in tot onttle nd'otn'nu*. Hrie« on.y-130. D. H. Evans, K state Agont. r oxt •■Horali'."U'io«ni«-i.treO"t. V. OK immediate Sale, now and well- F flnlßlictl Verandah Cottago, four rooma and Boullo.y, flttod with regiator grata, kltohon rnngo, tank, teo. Froohold allotmont, about 33 by 105. Situated at tho Avonuo. Edondalo. as now bolng orootod by Mosara Blbby and Flotohor. Prloo—only £230, cash ; or terms If desired.— V. F, Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. _„_ JjiO.. {mmer* jit'e" f_le, n great Bargain, Verandah Vottom, seven rooms, fitted with rcgistor grata, -"lonlal oven, good wolh tognthor With Six Fiennlil Allotments, Doing numbers 103,161.109,11-. \ and 114; situate In Bond aud lttli-6.1 Streets. I'he lot 1b olfbred for £300-u grout bargain. -D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, QUoon-strect. , iffi o" R SALE, Onb Of tub Bbbt and Moot riENTRALLY QITUATKn TJOTEM •L-NITULLY QITUATKD A-OTEDB IN QUKEN-STJKK-CT, Doing a large and Increasing trade. None But principles dealt with. Apply W. ft J. FRATER, Load Agents, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. Ti 0 B A X E I. 8. for Ssli, —0 Lease and Good will ot n. Broad and Hlaonit Bakery, doing a *flr«t-class bnalne— (20 eaoka por weekl. Present owner doollning buclneaa. , For further particulars applj to JOB. R. SMITH Commleelon Anent, Fort strso', Anokland. t-ccleaia-tica'. T" HE A NNIVERSARY SERVICES OUT TUB ! PONSONBY BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL Wl—- B_ Uit.o SUNDAY, MAKOH 11, 1883. Ret. T PPunasoN in th« Morning, mk snocu. wood ai S o'clock. H-.T. C. Carter at C.30 o'olock. Collootlon la nil of fouool Funds, Tic A at 830 on fo'lowlrg TUESDAY, ■ipinkers •-li-V-i. Rokciman, fpobobon, with otbor Mi-liters and Ifrlends. _ _ tTouNT"eden united metho. Jfl DIST FREE CUUr.OH. Tho Fifth Annivoraary ot thei»bovo Church and Sabbath Sohool will be hold onSUNBAY, Maroh 11. 1833. Services in the DißtHot School room. Morning. Bt 10.3-J. »ddr»Bses to Soholnrs by Mewr. J. Hifttne aad R fudehopo. After noon, at 3 p.-d. Sermon to Parents and Soholars by R»v. S. Maofarlano. KTenlng, at 8 30. Ser mon by Hey. 8. Maofarlano. Oplleotlo-S ot all dervloea in aid of Building Fnnd. SooUl Oatborlng and Frnlt Soiree flo TUE9- DA V, Maroh 13. Nt 7 D.m., In the Schoolroom. Addre-.0. will be given by Keys. A. Hold ihOS Spurgeon, and S. MootarlaoO TtWetSfOr Solrv-e. las Hoh.lar,. lid. Hymns w 1.1 be sung br Wnhnlars at Service ar d I'nbllo Meeting. XJrOVHti MEN'S CHRISTIAN A--0. V CIATION, o.jrner Well»_oy and *'o*"r,t .troots.- Mooting for United Prayer #1- _*^<_ THIS (SaturdoyJ EVENING, at 7.30. Alib o itnariini. will be given. Friends ore oordlolly _Xd. A BIULE CLASS for MEN every Sunday afternoon, from 8 till 1. T"LT"BAINTS' CHUUCH.-li_th A. Bundayin_ont. U a.m ( . Morning Proyer. -pooUl tocmon by tho Yen. Arohdeao-n Mnnn .oll, and Holy Coiha'unlon; 6.30 p.m.. livening f rayer and Sermon. S"~fTPA__'B CtIUKCB.-S a.m. (Holy Communion) 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Lenten Sermonß-Mornlng, by the Inonmbent, me •.plrit of Suit -ufllolenoyi" Kv.nlng. hy Hey. W. rebba, M A.. " "gospel from "flath^ jl MATT-iSff'B CUUIiCU.— O 11 a.m., Key. J. f. -IU :3 i> v).. f'-lldren'e ?6'Vlce ; 7 o.m , th« '.mum—in tut Si. t -01.. TTTeSLEYAN CHURCH, Pitt-stroot,— •»'* Tho Rev. Ceo. Brown, of the New Britain Mission, will preach To-morrow Even ing at 0.30: and on Monday Evening, at tbo same plaoo, givo a leoturo oa "Savage Life in tho South Sons)." Choir to bo taken at 8 o clock. Collection on bohalt of tho Foreign Mission Fundj jOl'l'T-STIiEET WESLEYAN JL CHURCH.— Morning at 11. Rev. W. J. Watkia i Evening at fljO.jtev. G. Brown. L^_T?iIUN'S^VV_SLEYAN CHURCH, ■C> Ponsonby.-Morning at 11. Key. G. Brown; Evontng at 6.80, Rev. W. O. Oliver. —ARNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH— Morning at 11, Key; W. G. Parsonson; Evening at 6.30. Mr A. O. Juafrf t_ _ _ DE VONPO BT" WESL EY A N CHUROIL-Morning nt 11, Rev. 6. W. J. Spenoe^jvenlog at 6.30. Rev. »■ W. J. Sponoo. rpHK SERVICES at St. Andrew's Pres-1 I bytorl_i Ohnrtih on Snnday. Maroh 11, will be conducted: Morning, by ReV. Jamtw Hill, i.ittellou; evening, by Kev.T. MoKOnile "r^er M -■ < h« o)tte--Oua »t both service lu aid of Hnlldlng ItnprjivrmeatS. UNITED METHODIST FREE) CHURCH Wtt and Vlnoentßtreota. -ibe usual Hund»y H.mpw will bacondnottd ro-morrow— -oraing at 11, Rev. 8. Waofarlane j rSventog at 6 30. Mr rlelA riONGREGATION AL CHURCH. Beres. \J foi_-t_eet.-TheUßualServioeßwlUbeoon duotod To-morrow-Morning at 11, Ityonlng at 6 SO by the paator, the &____ Rob_teon. M.A. Welleslex-sTkeet baptist CHUROHi — Snniiay. lltH Inetant.- Morning, Hey. O. 18-tor, In the Ohanel I KTen lng!a. m. Pastor Thos. Spurgoofl, In the Choral Hall. . -__ tSRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, JT Alexandra-street.— Morning st 11, Rev. W. P. Potter; Evening at 8.30. Mr Brown. SERVICIS in tho Primitive Methodist Snnday Sohool-room. Upper Pitt and Edwln.tr6ots.-Afternoon at 8, Mr T.Booth; ttv-i__ at 6 30. Key. W.ft. Potter. TR KAN KLIN ROAD PRIMITIVE P MKTHODISTOHURCH.-Morning allll. fov. J. Guy ; Evening ftt 6,80, Mr \Y. Laycock, student. j EKSONS desirous of having Religious Servloo In oonnootion with the Prenby terlan Ohnroh halJ regnlnrlyat Mount Albttt, are requested to attend a Meeting »t the Mount Albert Pnblio Hall, on Tuesday, the 13th lnat., at 7.30 p-m. , LORNE-STI-.EET UML- Unscctarian Porvlooß. conduoted by the Rev T. Hodg son. Snnday. March 11. Mprntogi 'TheAotlon of Thouitnt en the Growth ot Pertonal KoU glon;" itvnninf, "An Old Incident for Modern l'lmce." . a BBOIT'S OPERA HOUSE,—Geo. A. A. llrown will L-tura on -Sunday night at 6.15 Subject •'ihe Literal Wl*™,**-* "i Propbooy-lt*. bearing upon the Present Age, MornlDir «■ rvloa at the Temperanoe Hall, f «HRLSTADf.LPHIaNS meet iv the, 1 i Newtou H;ill for fello-wship at 11 a.m., Uoture at 6.80 om.; subjont, "The l.eartUa-1 oonat inns till Itefenrr-etton^ _ _ _ '^HEXtRE ROYAL: SUNDAY EVEN- \ i. TNO SKRVtt':-1-. under tho conduct of. thu Ynniig Men*, rhrlstlaft AsuOOlntlon, On | Simdaj? l"veui:..s. ta« « "•" AU aro luvit.d, ■gws.t-1 lTrft<_ _ . i A7. A A R A T B O MBA V, in aid of the •.NGLIC^JM PAh.BON»GE, BOMBAY DISTRICT, MARCH, 26TH AND 27TH. Contributions from Friends in Town thank fully rocel vod and acknowledged. Parcels may bo left with Mr O. Henderaon, Chemiet, Queen- Btrcot* R. PROUDE, Hon. Seo. Jcsoara ana weaiaeace. BOARD and Residence for one or two i miivo close to Monnt Eden Btatlon. Terma lls.-Apply Z. Star Offloe. B3KIVATE Board and Residence for a l Singlo Gentleman, near 6.P.0.: terms very moderate.—Address at W. D. Dallen s, 1 Confectioner, Queen-street. S" COT I A HOTEL, HOB3ON-3TRBET. Board and Lodging _20s per Week. Board and Lodging.. tier Day, la. COMFORTABLE APARXMBNTIS tor Ladles during their aocouohment; aulet ; ness and attention. Terms moderate—Apply Mrs Boyle, Upper Queen-street (3rd house above ! Heath's store). ■ OTirc_U-~PRIVATE BOABDI><3 HOUSE, Edon Cresoent, Auckland,withta I throe -Inutt'B, walk of the Railwo.y .Station, Wharf Pontodloe. Supreme Court-house, and Banks.—Firstoln.- Aecoinmodutlon lor Visitors ■ from t'lie Coast, nnd Country Dintrlcts. Apart itieiitsen suliv for 1-mi ior und F'niuilws. Plnnge ' I nnd Hliuv.tii' U-di:,. l_t.teis —id ielograms HdiirtM'H.il (i 'ho Miin.iK«r, Old Club Private Hi-iHi-iiiii-j* !<i..i»'" iwrii.u C«i.oei-l. Auokland.wlU , | rcoiit'«l|l,|J'»;ot attention. i i _tHrOVi«-CR m«)VivK.** ' So*TEUi ,* j %J. ' HOBSOK-TREET. " _ Boaiui an- Lodsimg.... ~-_..'.o_. per Wook, (SINW.V) IUH>M.,.„-........,.-™..--iVI. pes■ Vi&iK



1 Meetings. ST. J.MFS'S MUTUAL IMPBOVE MENT ASSOCIATION. Tho First Literary Meeting of tho abnve *n soolatioa. for ihe Session of 1881, will be held on MONDAY EVENING noxt, 12th inst,, In tho Young Men's Crhistiam Association Rooms (Wellesley-street entrance), at 7 30 p.m. Business:— A Debate, G. THiVAITE.. Hon. goo. "^__^^^t^_^_^-^ PROTESTANT ALLIANCE FRIENDLY SOCIETY OF AUSTRA LASIA. - GRAND COUNCIL, NSW ZEA LAND. The Annual Meeting of the above Counoll will ba hold at the hewton Hall, Anokland, on MONDAY, 1-th Maroh, 1883, at 10 o'olOok ta th . morning. WM. SMITH, Grand Secretary. PHONOGRiPHERS willing to meet for reporting prucilc., are invited to as semble at Mr Joneon'sJTeaaherof Shorthand), Karangahape Road, Monday, Maroh 12, or oommunlomte. fCT A. C. B. SOCIETY, JUL* branch. No. 81. The Quarterly Meeting of the above Soolety will take place on WitDNE3 _AY next 11th Instant, at 8 p m. Seorotary in attendance to reoeive contributions from 7 o'olook. JAB. O'BRIEN. JoN.i Beoretary. . UCKLa^D BAND of hope -3. UNION ObOIB. Membors are resps-tfully requested to attend tho Fraction oaWKDNESOA IT next, March li in the Newton Congregational Schoolroom, Kura-K—inpeßj:—,ht7.Sop.iii. _ .. M.HOrHEdH*.M. Choir secret>rj, OUJSG Mtt**S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. Tho Annual Mooting of Mombers will be hold on FRIDAY, 10th Instant, In the Rooms, at T. 30. Business: To receive the Annual Report, elect Office-bearers, Commlttoo, &c A fall attendance ia earnestly requested. THOS. BUDDLB, Hon. See. Drapery, -So rp H B Ttf E W r^EALAND rrWEBD {COMPANY Wllili SHOETI.Y MAKE A M OST tmportaNT announceMeNt THAT WI-J ---qFECIALLY "DENEFIT THE DROVINCE OP a UCKLAND, Groo nea. AT THE Newton Ro aD v^ AkEHouse THE PROPRIETORS CAN SUPPLY AT THB tOWHST QUOTATIONS S— GROOERIEB _ ___ __[_ Of theßtwtQnsllty. T_A~ Of Dtollalous Flavour HAMS AND BACON- A Prime Sample. POTATOE - <Mt arranged for a Been lor Snpply ot the Best thai oa_ be obtained. FiOUR, OATS, MAIZE, BEAN, &XS. At MUI Prloes. I Have J o»t reoelved -several tons of i VERY SUPERIOR FEEDING CHAFF. DRbPERY-^ Matetiaia and Style* just opening. MEN'S CLOTHING- Some Great Bargains. BOOTS AND SHOES „ ?■ uvvxo -_- _ t Coionlßl and Home Manufac ture. STATIONERY, PATENT MEDICINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, tec, tea. tec NOT".—*- Letter Box ls attached to this l-sta tabllshmont, MOBNSBD TO SIiLL STAMPS. J. & F. wTL -INSO-, iauwoMore to H. STEVKNBON,) PROPRIETORS. Agwut- ia; lho NATIONAL IN-URANOK COMPANY, _! Horticultural. Tljck-Ind fWRTICULTUBAL _/3l bOCIETY. THE autums~kxhibition FLOWERS. FRUITS? FAND VEGETABLES Will be held in the CHORAL HALL, SYMONDS-STREET. THURSDAY AUD FRIDAY MARCH 15 & 16, When Certificate-of Merit will be awarded to all deserving exhibits. Exhibitors are reminded that sil Entries' must be Side to the nndersigned at the> Museum Buildings, Prlnceß-street, not later than 6 p.m., on MONDAY, the ™h taste^ Hon.Seerefa.y-i Lilcensmg jNOticeß ____L MOUNT EDEN LICENSING DIfaTBIOT. ELECTION OF COMMITTEE. Messrs Christopher Bailey Robert Bleizard Frank s awry 1 homos >*V-ton Jobn Piobart Havlra this day boen nouvluat-d tut the Lloen i sing Copuulttee Tor tho above. Distriot, ond tbo I aoir.b.'f id b»iti;rt.r.i.r.ui»l--t*«iinlrud. 1 declare ' t-i-*.'-,) hoi t..„;-.uu to V)mil} t>*«ccod; and; riera i to'Wi'.o'a. tho ho.*.- of 1H.15, and the Mount ! m i\£.:i -oh!O'-room r..i lho plsoo at vrhlon to tioio the fIH» msotlna to *..v>poU;t tho Chairman. J Tm>-*SB«AMAN, Maroh IP, -BBS, RatarateS OBma,



l_osi! ana Founa. OST, Half a Gold Sleeve Lime on Friday.—Reward at Stab offlco. LOST, from Britomart Hotel, a < attle Dog (anew—b to tame of Darkle) black and tan, with one white puw.—los rewaid on returning dog to the hotel. LOST, a large Silver Locket with raised gold stock. — Any person bringing the same to the offlce of Arch. Clark and Sons will be rewarded. LOST, i em- ewmnri—t, <»n Saturday, 3d, s liif(ht--rown 8t Bern-re's Dog. answers to ''Jumbo." Liberal reoam on re turning to A. Heather. Kiq. Mmot Kdun. FOUND, in Kemuera, a Black Dog.— Apply Jenkins, Hobson's Bay. , Gazette in BanKruptcy. IN THE BJJPREMB COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NOP.TH_-N DISTRIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the Matter of the ' Dsbtors and Credi tors Aot, 1876." and of the Beveral Acts amending the same, and of the Bsnk rnvtoy ot Rilfh Gieorqk J.mes, of Auckland, Accountant, a Debtor. Nollce ls hereby given that a General Meet ing of Creditors of the s-ifl Ralph George James will be held at my oflloe, Suireme Court Build ings, Auckland, on TUESDAY, the 13th day ot March, 1883, at 12 o'clock noon, to reoeive my re port and to pass a resolution thotjthe Bald Kalph George James be forthwith dlßOhargod. Dated at Auokland, this 9th day of March, 1883. THOi MACFFARLANE. Trustee. Here-th and Richmond, Wyndham-atreet, anokland, Bolloltor for the Bebtor. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTH-CRN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. lathe matter of "The Lebtors and Creditors Aot. 1876," and the amendments thereof, and of the Bankruptcy of Walt.s L»hgdon, a Dobtor. This is to aoiify. that Walter Langdon, ot Onehnngs, In the Proviaoial Distriot ot Anok land, In the colony ot New Koaland. settler, has this day Hied a statement to tbe -eff-ot that he Is una-*, to meet his engagements with his oredltors. The First Meeting ot Creditors to be held at the Sapreme Court B il'dlagß, on Kiiday. the ISth day of March, 1883. at the hour of eleven o'olook In in the forenoon. Dated this 10th day bf Maroh, 1883. S. W. BASLEY. Deputy Registrar, PETER OI—T—IAHT. High .tieet, Anokland, Debtor's tfutioltor, IN THE SUPREME COURT OF »EW ZEALAND, NORTHERN JUDICIAL DISTBICT. IS BANKRUPTCY. Ia the matter ot " The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 187_,"andthe amendments thereof, and ot tbe Deed of Arrangement of HBNHV ABTHUB MOXBAS?, Of W-»n ---garel, Btorokeeuer. Notloe Is hereby given that on Wednesday, the fourteenth day ot Maroh, 1883, a« eleven o'olook In the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as counsel oan be he_*d in that be-olf, an applica tion will bo made to the -supreme Court of Now Zealand, at Anokland, Bitting in bankruptcy, for a declaration of the complots execution of a oertaln Deoit of Arrangement dated the sixteenth day of February, 1858. made between rrenry Arthur MoKean, ot Whangarei, — the Provta olal Dißtrlot ot Auckland, in New Zealand, Storekeeper, of the first port; Nathan Alfred Nathan, George Burgoyne Owen, and Jobn MoEffor Shera. all ot Anokland, in the said Pro vincial Distriot. Merchants, of the seoond part; afld all tho creditors of the Bald Henry Arthur MoKean, of tho third part; and filed in the pro Dor offloe ot the Supreme Conn of Pew Zealand, at Auokland, aforesaid, o_ the l.th day of February, 1883, aid whloh said deed was assented to by a resolution in writing p«BS«d by a m»Jo-liy in numbar. rooreesntlcg three fourth* in value of the creditors of the said Henry Arthur MoKaan. present or r.pMsented. at a meeting of oredltors dnly oonveueT and held for that purpose at my offlce oa the 9th d«y of March, 1883. Dated this 10th day of March, 1883. THOMAS COTTER, &horil_nri-9treet. Auokland, Bolloltor for the Trustees. Stopping. .-_. T> ARQUE CROWN- Sb&SIA, D THORPE, _4b&__fb> FROM LONDON. _——i_———> All nooounts against tho above vessel must be rendered at the offloe of the undersigned before noon on MONDAY next, otherwise they wi 1 not be reo.gntaed. OWEN & GRAHAM, Agents. Boots and Shoes. TOOK Q V T YOB THB B-HE T>oo*_ LUX JDOOT GENUINE CLEARANCE SALE ! SALB TO COMMBBOB Oft FRIDAY, MARCH 9. 0. BtIOOKKS. Previous to TAKisa In a Pahinsr wn_ OFFER THE WHOLE OS- 818 BP-HNDID* AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF BOOTS AND BHOES AT GREAT REDUCTIONS! ETKBrTH-NO TO -MS DISPOSED OF INDEPENDENT OF COS-'. i thb; goods ARE ALL OF THB MO3T FASHIONABLE STYLES j AND LATfigT DESIGNS. The attention of Storekeepers, Settlers, and i others is c&llod to THIB SALE, As all wiU be able to PUHOHA3E WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. A PERFECT CLEARANCE * la to be made before the I j IST OF MAY. j ALL CLAIMS mast be put in on or before I ' the above date (May D, and aU OUT-STANB [ ING ACCOUNTS to bo settled promptly. fi TMtOOKES' G_-SSS C__ißi_BS SIS.! QtJ BEN-STREET (OFPOSI—« GAHMCK -- CBAICr—JLI—». Corporation Noticea fi IT V OF AUOK L AND.J FIXING LEVELS. ■ ii Is horoby notiflod that it. IB the Intention ol j the "t^cSunell of Auckland to Fix tho Level. 0i UUKK-3T_t_KT. Piftim mar no.ooou iv tho —Sj* itw..on«r*e •_Sf_-&.3f_!«** les^than ten days before the day appointed on W biohtohe«oMeotionß. RA 3) -Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, March 10, 1883. flagdiga*- MR GARDNER bega to inform tho Residents of Devonport. Takapnna Lucas's Creek, Dairy Flat, Wade, and Wedwew, •that-avlng sold his Pharmacy at 181, Queen _treet7AMaand7heismattendanMdurinK^9 WtoledayatNOßTH SHORE PHARMACY, Devonport.,! i OJIOK all Stomach and Liver Troubles use tP Marshall's Special Tincture of Podoj-yl lum-nrioe lg,—goodson's London Aroade. f_»KOU- 15JECXION.— Hygienic, In- Jo -_lble,andPreßer_vatlve. Curej promptly, irtttiou--d<UMO-_l meanp, all ***Mnt or chionlo, -_aoha-«eB ot the urinal organs, Prioe, 5s 6tt 55_ottie. Boln ta Paris by J. Ferr6 (sncoessia _T Bron Pha*maelan, 102, Hue Rlohelleni ta hoiion by Wlloox and cd.. 338. osford-steeet. W? Agent in New Zealand, WILLIAM O. FITZGRtRALD. The HwrmaOF, ,_w«"ftS™f who will forward ttto any town in the Colony onreoelpt of POO . -~ rpHE ECLECTIC^ HARM. A CV. The.nonu-. of elegant Mediml K»r ; ..^hmont|. i . ro} - of <->XXV BTBB^'-^nTPFrfeH j OH A X I.ES _ BDICI-r-b; I ---ToMis"-"''^l>ildroTt Mid others aro it/V iwwved, afgjSS *#oRM POWpEBB.



WE, tho undersigned, beg to inform tho publio that our LOWEST CASH PRIOES for MUTTON from Monday, Maroh 12th, are:— Legs, lid Fore-quartors, 2_d Loins, Id, and Chops, 5d per lb. Geo. Hume W. Palmer John Foss Thos. H. Shove R. te H. Hollaby R. J. Pasco Geo. Garrett M. Brearly A. A. Carter E. Langley E. Wood & Co. H. and J. Binstead W. Stimpson Jno. Maxwoll Fowler &00. Arthur Wood Noah Wood 3as. Knight W. Cochrane, .un. TST ° "_.— l ° Ei NIGHTSOIL~OONTRAOI. The undorßlgced has this day appointed Stephen Hookkb his Oollootor. All Persons who are in arrears at tbe end of This Quarter will be summoned or havo the service mm(L GEORGE WILSON. TDOROUtiH OF PARNELL. UNPAID KATES. It ls requested that al Arrears of the General Rate be paid forthwith, at tbe Borough l ounoll Offloe, otherwise legal proceedings will be taken for their reoovery. , _~__, N.B.—Names appearing In the Defaulters'. List will be excluded from the Burgees Roll. S, REYNOLD": Town Clerk. February 22,1883. RiaEPING MIXTURE is the beat. I' Taeping Mixture Is the best. Taeping Mixture is the heat. C-g rife .0 £10,000 LENT on Building -™ r fo.iety principles, or on other terms to snlt borrowers. Allotments bought and Honsis ouiit oa weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See jJstof Properties for s«.io oa Ith page. Six per oent. allowed on money deposited for Investment — 0. WiLiiUM-ON, lAud, Estato, and Financial Agen and _______________> I—no. _^ MRS H. FUG AT*, Widow of the late Henry Fagnto, begs to announce Chat she haß 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 forget her, as her Stook ls well assorted and quite new. All goods sold at a very small profit. InVENINo CLASSES. - bt. Patrick's LI Bchool, Wyndham-street. — In»tiu"tlon glvon In Heading. Willing, Arlthmetio, litem *___• and Composition, Algebra, Geometry, aad Mensuration. Terms: Young Men's Advanced Clats. HI per Quarter; Yonthß* Klementary 0 _•«, Is pe>' week, tion s, from 7to 9 p.m on Monflayß^ Wednesdays, and Fridays. DB.~ PHILSON having expressed a desire to possum in a permanent form the signatures of Bnbsorlbers to bis Testimoial. Su-oribers are respeotfnlly invited to o*ll at my ofSce and sign the parchment rolls whioh, when completed, will be substantially bound Bud profonted. F. G. KWIN-TON, Hon, Beo. j PROTECT YOURSELF FttOM MOS- ' QUITOES by using SHARLAND'S' KOMA, ls.6d. a bottle—Sold by SHARLAND AND CO., opposite the Post-office. TNTIMATION. T„ WALKER, BUTCHER, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, Begs to Intimate that he will Remove from the Temporary Premises oooupled by him since the lato fire, and will RE-OPEN IN HIS NEW PREMISES I TJ-DAY (SATURDAY), 10TB MAROH. T. W. thanks the Public for past favours, and hopes by strict attention to bnslnees to merit a oontlnnonce of the same. March 7 18.3 | O~G ROD L "_~N "O. The DEVONPORT HAW-MH.T, COMPANY are row delivering all hlndß of SaWN and DRBSSICD TIM3ER at a erreat Reduction on Town Prioes. Long lengths cut at shortest notice. . ■ STABLING ACCOMMODATION in Parnell.— Any gentlemen or ladies wishing 0 put up their Horses or Vehicles, may apply James Martin, Baker, next Windsor Castle Hotel, Parnell. By night or day. STOTHIfvG iquals TAFPING Mixture. JJI Nothing equals Taeping Mixture. Nothing equals Taeping Mixture. SHARLAND'- 'MOA BRAND' BAK ING POWDER is the purest known, an* therefore onoe tried is always used. Price, ls Bd and 2b. 6d. a tin. Proprietors: J. C. SHAR LAND te CO., oppo-lte Poste-Boe IN LIQUIDATION.—The Comercial Club Limited—AU Accounts against the above Club to he sent to the Club Room?, od dressed to the Liquid.-*.—r, on or before Friday. 16th March, inst.—Geo. Cozens..Liquidator. TAM E8 RE ID & SOU Beg to call the attention nnd careful considera tion of those about to Furnish to the Very Favourable Prices of ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE. Having Introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other honse in town. JAMES REID & SON. Furniture Empomum, HOBSON-STREET (2nd Sho from Victoria-st "XNDIA AND OHINA TEA JL WAREHOUSE.** Landing, ex Crownthorpe, from London, Moia's Superior Fbesh hbrbinsb, lib. tins „ Kippered ~ rib, tins „ CBOIOB Hk_.bt.nos IK SHBIKP Bavob i, SMOKED RED HKBBINS3 „ NEW OK-NBB MARMALADE ANBLO-SWIBB Milk. Ex A rawata, Rotomahana, and Watt pa. 115 PACKAGES DIA AND CHINA TEAS. Medium to Very Choice, In ohests. halvee, and boxes. These shipments lino-dc some of the cheapest lines sold on the Australian Market this year. Fredk. Whitehead. 'M VICTORIA-STREET. F~~ LEAS, and other Insect Pests, flee before SEGRETTT3 INSECT POWDER, the most effeoUve known. .Pripejls. 6d. a tdn.- Colonial Agents: SHARLAND & CO., opposlte Post-offlce. —_.' _ . jf DWA R D SMI TH, B. A, ■Ei SOLICITOR, (Formerly Manager for C. L. H. jov.Esq.l, SO;HERFF'S BUILDINGS, FORT-STBEET, APCKLARD. RATS I—When do rats cease to be rats! After n hearty meal off Sbarlakd lot la. a pot. . - ffIRY TAEPING MIXTURE. 1 CQ VICTORfA • STBBET, AUCK !S_« LAND<6doorstbove Albert-street). T. E. CARTER, WHOLESALE AND OTTAJb PIOTUBB FRAME MANUFACTURER. imMrter of Mouldings. Glass. Ploturee, S_ap3, imporraro^jj-jgj^ mgtnimenta. :"•.'■' TEACHER Of the Pianoforte, Violin, (fee. l—*r Terms and TesttmonU'a. see Bj«tt'; _U^»?Adve--Ssment. pageST. and post free on application. TUNBHAND REPAIRER OF MtWO > INBTKf.M-ri>T*!. QOMETHING WORTH KNOWING- O TEAS ROBERT TUDEHOPE a tLIOB-iBEB Plumber) Can Lftr en Water from City Mains Oan Lay oa Gob ta best style Can supply Comubbui-. Tanks Porinulo WMhinK Boilers »^wi_-a therm-ate. lAf LOWEST RA-BS. Nona Address— R. TUDEHOPE, PLUMBER. GASIfITTKR, ETC.," 830,332, 881, Queek-BTREet. OUGHS, COLDS, andLUftG B_A___-_f%Si3S3M^^ St-sTod. and te.6d. a BotHe by SHARLAND AND CO., opposite Post-moo. Hotels _______ WHITE'S pAOIFIC' J^OTEL, RUSSELL, BAY OF ISLANDS. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOR FAM__ES AND TRAVELLERS. Good Spacious Sampleßooms for Commerei*! Gentlemen. Good AJoook's Billiard Table aad | ABjerican Bowling ARer. » has all the advaa tages of a private houso, tho Bar being quite ! eepaHtte from tho Houso, and cannot be «a -paced In ths North. G. Hi WHITE. , i EWwfctWt



""TT^ lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIP—HBIi fgT. PATRICK'S DAY, H. A. C. B. SOCIETY, BRANCH 8L The Members of tho abovo Socioty will celebrate St, Patrick's Day by a PROCES SION to the DOMAIN, where athletic Sports will bs Entries for tho President's Handicap (running event) and the jprizo Jig will be received at O'Connor's Eaglo Inn, Albert-street, on THURS DAY Night, from eeven till nine o'clock. In tho Evening a CONCERT, cooeisting en tirely of Irish Mosio, under the direction of Mres Shanaohan, will be given. Leading Lady and Gentlemen Amateurs nave promised theli services. Prioes to Concert : 3s, 2s, and Is. * Tiokets may be had of Members of Committee and Flynn & O'Reilly, Booksellers, WeUesloy street, JAS. CLARKE, Hon. Seo. Committee. _ No Zl —2: G- T* The SIR HENRY HAVELOCK LUDOK will hold an at HOMK on TUESDAY next, March 13th, at 7.39. A Good Programme will he pre sented. Congs, Duets. Recitations, Games, tee. ttcfre.hino.fr' provided. Admleßlon, M, 4UuKLA»D C ICIRAL SOCIETY.— Subjeot for rehearsal, Tuesda-, Maroh 13th, Sohumann's "Paradiso and the Pert"—H. Gilfllnn. junr., Hon. Seo. Tendera « RAIAPU, NOiIHERN WaIkOA. FOR SALE BY TENDER. The nndorsigned will receive Tenders up to tha 20th of March for the purchase of the follow ing:— THE LEASEHOLD at present occupied by MESSRS E. DOWNING & CO_ consisting of 125 ACRES, having a largo frontage on the Wairoa River, with STORE and OUT-BUILDINGS, sultablo for on Extensive Business, afnd with a Comfcrtable DWELLING HOUSE. The Property is held under a 21.years* Lease, With The whole of the comparatively New and WeH- Assorted STOCK of DRAPERY CLOTHING . - ■,- MANCHESTER AND FANCY GOODS] GROCERIES AND OILMEN'S BTORES IRONMONGERY SADDLERY WINES, BEERS, AND SPIRITS TOBACCO AND CIGARS And GENERAL SUNDRIES. a^P*^ fc* &c Trade of a Gum District, now being profitelW worked by numerous diggers. The Gum-elds, consisting of ove. 0000 Aores. are held under Lease from the Crown, and for several long Terms, will be Transferred to the Highest Tenderer for tbo Stoos and Property. Parties with the requisite capital, desfH—a.pi obtaining a Splendid Business Startj eo__ hardly have a better opportunity. . _ Oomplete Stock Lists can be seen at the office of Messrs L. D. Nathan and Co., where all further particulars can be oscertalnea. ._■ N. ALFRED NATHAN,*) __ V ' J. M. SHERA, VTrustees. ARTHUR HEATHER, . np O ~~8 U I D-D E R. IS,. Tenders will be received until noon ot THDRsDAY, Maroh 16th. for the Erection of a Conservatory »« **s*^ BM j_i v Architect. ■yTo B~ U I LP Ji^R 8. Tenders will be reoelved up to noon on WuNOAY, the 19th instant, for the Erectionof an Additional Wing to St. Mary's Industrial Sohool, Pontonby. _ „ . » Plans, So., at our offices, Queen street. ' all WARD MAHONEY «- SON. Architects. g f 6 — U 1 - i> E B ». Tenders will be received until noon of SATURDAY, March 17, 1883. for Offloes, Conn tors, and Shop Fittings to store In Customhouse street BPWA j BD BARTLgY. Architect, 'jTH B U I L D E R S. Tenders will be reoelved until noon ot the 16 _ for the Ereotion of a Sohool at Bayfield* Pea- S?nbT" R. HEALS AND SON, ** ■**. ' A——lteotß sT'cT BUILD E R S, Tenders required for tha erection of a Efotd at Alexandra (labour only) will be seoelved until WEDNESDAY, Marphlt -.„,«. Plans and Bpa-lfioatlons to be seen at Kidd s Commercial ifote*, ~ &jgfcggg mO B U 1 L D E R 8. Tenders will be received nntll noon of WED NKSDAY. March Hth. for the —»olw>ij «1 oompietioa of a Wesleyan Church at WmoW. EDWARD.BARTLEY. _ Architect. —m - Aactaon;. '" """ 11. TONES.] [S. C. OABB.J -[»■ ».* tO-SKS. TUESDAY, MARCH 18. : SURPLUS STORES, -'7 Ex Crown thorpe, from London. ; B. TONKS & CO. '-'.% WILL sell on Tnesday, 13th ins)., (tt II . . - o'olook, * Bur plus Stores, ex Crownthorpe, an&s_a_« Flour. Oatmeal, Tea, SOgar, vlnegac. Medicine Chest, tec, teo. ; ■:' ■ 8. TONES. B. O. CASH. D. D. «>_*■__• TUESDAY, MARCH 13. WHITE GLOVER, RED CLOVER; 5 1 ALSYKE COW GRASS, SVTBEDE, YELLOW AND WHITE. STONE TDRNIPS. B. TONKS & CO. WILL sell on Tuesday, 13th inst., at 11 o'olook, - ONE T&Ng OF ABOVE 3BKD3. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81,:/. At 12 o'clock, FERRY HOTEL I FERRY HOTEL! * NORTH COTE. NORTHCOTE r By Order of the Mortgage*. G. W. BIKNBY ~-_' i HAS been favoured with instructions to sell by nubile auotion. at his Mart. Queen-street, on Wednesday, Maroh 21, at 18 o'olock, AX_t THAT PIEOE OF LAND SITUATED at NORTUCOTK. containing 1 acres SO parches (more or legs), being Part of Sab-lvMon of Al lotmentj 39 Md iUVPARISH at TAKaPUNA, __d AUom-it 1 So-nrbs of WOODSID-. with the FERRY HOTBI- erected ob the property. | snbjeot to tho lease of the Hotel tot c. term I granted to the present proprietor. Fnll p..rtlon*».*- oan be obJalnod by applying j to tho Anotl'-eaJ', ■ i W, S- COOHfiANEj. [JAS, DACRE. THURSDAY, MARCH 15. BX OBD-SH-OF THi; ___XGA__t. LBASEHOLD . ALLOTMENTS. I RON BUILDINGS, GAS ENGINE, •' MACHItYERY. . reiflE Subscribers will sell by auction, ti A. their liootna, Fort-Btieet, on ThorsanT. lfith lnsb. at 12 o'olook, Tbe Unexpired Term of >-«--» for SI years from 31st July, 1879, of part Lot 70, on tha Reclaimed Ground, having £0 feet frontage to Cnstomhonie-street Weet, with the Bubstantial Galvanised Iron Building of two Btories, lately erected thereon, • Together with ■»■;■•,, ! POWERFUL GAB ENSINffi Beltal and _j Working Gear oomplete; Chaff Carter, j Ata!ze On-eher, Circular Bawaad Bench, teo. __ The above plant la all nearly new, and In gool j ™aBOV " working order. ... 1 ; rot partletdars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Anctioaasn. "~~ WEDNESDAYi . • 7^ ' : | BELLB VIEW, EMILY PLACE, HOUSKHOI_DFUENISUiIJ_. K. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with in-tnietlons from Mrs Mills, to ocil at her sesldenoe, i Bells View. Emily I'laoo, off Hharilard-street, ! I enW6dri-«day,aJha,f-pajtOi:6oo;eok,p,ro..he» j I HOtISBHOr-D .FURNH URK and' B_'_<itr>, : i Druswlog icooin buite. Oval Table, Inla'A I j Whatnot, .:'t-.ur&., !.*;fe- iDinue T&blo, || ! Hnir-t«Bt.rßedsteaA.BlßpeXt»nXea-t«__t > It I Ca.pew, _ At'! <■■:, y-3*" M'J Sa-iMaw-w, if 1 Kitchs— UK.-U..'*-.- I Oc view "B -<9-aco.tasta'fc. Pstle-i-Bg-, 11 ;* (Qottivmi oil Fourth fag*.* • If