rAAAA therefore, that any improper '" »n'a.lto'nhadl,een made on the part «sof riAAh The obstruction had been of Lino. ti o{ tUo two premises; caUS ed a he nnc .^ darf ifnot lli ,2C sor. Ho held that tbe mt^ d to make out bis case, plaintiff bad fa «i fw m and consequenti) w j defendant- W» c°"j Ha p ERS aVItEANCE «ci 2 co-TAiV, claim flou> mac t and Mr T ler -** £°l nt -The hearing ot tho ca«o f«SS"fromycterday till to-day. waS »d]° 1"" witness named Martin Mc «•*,?% w"«hcn drunk, might he Donal v_,ni_ed when in a state of sobriety. c,03S* eXT_w called upon hut failed to ap- Pe» r',, fnr a fresher adjournment of ihe t0 aS __he also applied for tha eo:ts it •^fh. the doty. ™° defendant, _ olV m not he contended, be made to sh _r. far the witness's non-appearance. BKS rotter opposed the latter ap ~-M_-J_ Ho maintained that the Mf" hid done all that could .'am iitcd of him when he served the *!■'«^ith a subprena to attend the Court indeed hmMisconduct money; he 'Inly was not bound to look. after rttaes-and produce him in a ,1 of sobriety, ami, therefore, it 'appeared in a state of intoxication Kfontiff wai .in uowlso responsible «5 P the additional expend that | L.d therefrom. His Honor declined to SSe v on this point, and thought that an i nlvance of Mr Tyler's attendance tec (a 0 S and a half) would suilico to meet the Sl Mr Tyler w_hcd Mr Home's travcll gfe-pon-oSalso allowed, but His Honor 1 g i_t _nt s-e his way to doing this; the Sco is therefore left to he:deter. Sby the issue oj the case. An adjourn rint tiU the Oth of Ap. i was then made ho .ildnnce f-e to be paid on or before that JSSI Cote -übmittcd that His Sonor had power to commit McDonald for contempt cf Court, and asked him to °erds. this authority by summoning him o appear on the Oth of April, to shew cause vhv_eshou!dnotbocommittcd.-HisHonoi- Z not clear that he had tbis power, hut bo promised; to look the matter tip, and if ho had it he would exercise it if Mr Cotter so wished. litis was all the business. Tho Court will sit again on Friday. ■

CABLEGRAMS.

REUTERS TELEGRAM,

CRICKET MATCH : ENGLAND V. UUL VICTORIA. . MELBOURNE, March 12. The cricket match between the Hon. Ivo Bligh's team and au eleven 'Victoria was resumed and concluded to-day. Ihe BnTshmen, with 7 wickets down, to■ 47. Continued their first innings, which closed lor a total of 55. Vernon waa oowled for 3, n_ R B Stndd for 2, and tbo Hon. Ivo I fcas not out for 4,' Being 220 behind £& opponents, the Englishmen followed on but thoy only succeeded in putting tother 156, and tbe Victorian team thu. «on the match by ono innings, with 73 ruua to sD.ro, The weather during the day was dfinfty, and the wicket very heavy, owing rain. The following i._ the score of the Englishmen's sccoud mntngs :- CT.Studd, c ... 3 Bates, b 21 Leslie.c... ... 0 Barlow, c ... 27 Sb,„ ...0 Tyleeote, 0 Steel, b 76 Vernon, c and b 2 Blieh, stumped... 2 Barnes c 2 G.B.Stndd.notoutO Extras 5 Total: 156.

MELBOURNE, this day. R is stated to bs probable that Mr Berry's re-election for Geelong will be opposed, AMALGAMATION OF INSURANCE COMPANIES.

It is announced that an amalgamation is to take place of the husines.es of the national Insurance Company of Aus tralasia and the Australia Felix Insnranco Company.

THE .QUEBNSLArv'D MINISTBY.

BRSBVNF, March 12, It is rumoured that the Hon. J. M. McGro33_n,Minister of Works, will shortly leave the Ministry to join a hrm of railway contractors.

(Received March 13,12,30 p.m. BRISBANE, this day. The announcement that Mr McCroasan Intended to leave the Ministry is now con. firmed, Mr Norton succeeds him aa Minister of Works.

LODGING-HOUSES.

(To tho Editor.)

SlK,—Will you kindly inform m_:-(l) Whether it is compulsory to have board ing-houses rcgisteied. (2) What consti tutes a boatding-hoii'e, as distinguished from an ordinary dwelling-house ? (3) Has there been any act of Parliament or Muncipal Act pasied on the eub.ect, or ia it embodied in any arid ii Bo.please refer me to it, An answer to the above will much oblige.— Yours Obediently, Enquires:. [(1) Every "public " boarding-house quires to be registered; (2) a "public" boatding-house," according to by-law No. 4of the City by-laws made in accordance with theMunicipa Corporations Act of 1567 means a "public lodging-house in which Sersons are harboured or lodged for a single ay or night or less than a week, for hire "; (3) the act already referred to fnn.i-.es i full information on all points.]

HURRICANE AT VAVAU.

B. arrival of the schooner Cygnet wo have been furnished with particulars of a terrible hurricane, which occurred at Vavau, one of the Friendly Islands, abont 16 days ago.- Captain Ross informs v. that the day bsforc he left Tonga, viz,, tbe 4th inst,, Mr Monltoa received a letter from the Key, Mr Aldmeadow, of Vavau, a portion cf which read as follows: — "We have had another hurricane. I do not think it was so severe as the last, bnt the natives say it was worse. The Tongan schooner Tobamalohe was totally wiecked, and the Vavau a German cchconer dragged ter anchors and touched the ground, bat fortunately sustained little injury. The cocoanut-and other trees were dam, , aged quite as much as in the last hur ncitoe, The native church at Ohifu has again been blown down, and the native teacher's honsa was blown away altogether. It to found several miles up country." There was also, Captain Koss states, every lndlsation of a hurricane at Tonga about the same time, and he got his vessel in •rfety, but the expected hurricane for tuiiately did not come.

IbeHon, J. Bryce, Hative Minister, ac- M-panied by his private secretary, left hy .beKotomahana at 4 o'clock this afternoon, lor'the Thames, whence he proceeds to Q-iaemuri, in order to settle a native dis pute, and thence goes on to Cambridge.

Harry Whitaker D.uval will he brought up at the Police Court to-morrow on a wge of larceny as a bailee of a horse. He Ms arrested at Otahuhu.

Tie woman Ellen Ingster, who was so .-tally assault _d by her husband on Satur day has now almost completely recovered fn>m Ihe ill treatment to which she was subjected, and in a day or two will leave •le Hospital.

George Murphy, the absconder from the Training School, will be charged at the Police Court to-morrow with the larceny of wo fowls, the propei ty of George Purchas. "els looked Jupon as inconigible, and tbe Mice, considering it desirable that ho would be sent hack to the school, iutend.to P«ss the charge against him, and have him fommitted to prison.

l* man named Alfred Keneln Smith waa •nested this afternoon by Detective Sulli 'M on a charge of stealing a silver-plated Water jug, the property of Owen Hjim paries, of the British Hotel. Prisoner, who..aid.to '..aid.to be well connected in the South, ■Ms been drinking heavily. There are more ww a dozen charges cf a similar nature to to preferred against him,

Messrs L. D. Nathan & Co are about to Despatch the schooner Sybil to Yokohama direct for another full carco of rice. The pte'ious cargoes brought by the Sybil havo ™fled ont most satisfactory and it is tn be "oped our merchants wi'l continue to sup- PPrt the firm in their endcavovr to continue •he new line of business. 7 7 Ah residents of Bayfield, Ponsonby, are %utto ertcta school-room, 40 by 20 feet, tobe used for Sunday-school purposes, the Kasoa lor the undertaking being that the distance to the other schools in the district VJtoo great to render them available. It Would, perhaps, be desirable that the local ochool Committee should make arrange ments for the use of this building as a day. : feaool.

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

I _-.i..„ up, | COKOMANDEI. this day. ! TOKATKA,—To-day the manager lodged !' 90ozs. gold from Kuox and Met*oil's tribute, being the handsome return from crushing lOOlbs. specimens. Just in Time.—'lhe manager reports getting on Friday evening, breaking down, I 351bs. picked stono from No. 2, and 151b., j i from No 1. 'ihe total on hand is SSlbs. Mr Brighani and other gentlemen visit- J ing the mines yc^torday were much pleased with the appearance of things, Home Rule.—The manager reports gold I showing freely ia the stopes. [ SU-CMSS.— Only four or live men arc engaged in the mine, so it may take a little time to develop.

WELLINGTON, this day,

The decision of the Public Works Depart ment re tho tenders for the Opaki-Master ton railway has not yet been finally awarded.

TARANAKI CRICKETERS.

Arrangement of a Programme of Matches.

It is now definitely settled that tho Tara naki cricketing team will airivo in Auck land on Sunday next, Avraiigemouts have been completed for a series ot matches dur ing the ensuing fortnight, so that lovers of tho niblcgame will Lave ample opportuni ties of witnessing the skill of our visitors iv the manipulation of willow and leather during the Easter holiday,. Tho first match will lake place at Ota huhu ou the 20th and 21st instants, against a team selected from the various country clubs. On tho following Saturday j nnd Monday (Eastor Monday), the match against our representative icara that recen tly went South, will eveutua'e. It appears that W. Linkhniu does not intend to take part In this contest, hut there will still be eleven men left. The match against the Waikato team takes place on tlie Domain Ground on the 27th and 2Sth, and the last one against a second cloven of Auckland on the 30th and Hist. It will thus be seen that our vidtors will bo kept pretty well em ployed during their stay hcic. Consider ablo interest attaches to some of the matches, and especially to that on tho 24th and 26th. .ftucklanders have not yet bad an opportuu'ty of seeing their representa tive team on the field, and this fact alone should form a strong attraction.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

A MEETING of the creditors of Kichard Beeves, batcher, of Victoria-street, was held to-day, when Mr Thomas Macfi'arlano was elected trustee. The debtor states his assets at £1,015 (uomiual), aud his liabili ties at £1,13113s 2d.

The first meeting of creditors in the es. talc of Thomas Lewis Cox, bootmaker, of Cainbriilge, took place this morning, Mr Thos. Macfi'arlano being elected tiusteo. The assets are set down at £380, and the liabilities at £500.

A meeting of tho creditors of James Parish, clerk, was to have been held to-day, but as no creditors put in an appoaranco it stands adjourned. The final meeting of creditors iv tho estate of Ralph Georgo James, clerk, was held this morning, Mr Macffarlano preeid ing. The trustees' report was not quito favourable and a discussion ensued as to whether or not the doctor's discharge should be recommended. On the question being put there .was an equality for and against, but the Chairman declined to exercise bis power of determining the point by giving his vote. Tho dobtor will therefore have to make application to the Court under the lSlth section of the Act for his discbarge.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

March 13,1883. Panic of N.Z.-Sailer., £23 7s 6d National -Bank—-oilers, 71a Colonial Bank-Seller,", _G* N.Z. Xtsurauoa—733 61 H 13. Insurance—fc'ollorg, 57s National Insura. oe—Bell r_, FBs Si Auckland Gas-£.; sellor_, £9 2a 6d Union Bash and Door—Sailors. £8 15a 1 JL'ftto (new)—Sollors, £5 '51 (fiJ paid-up) New Zoal.nd Shipping—Sailers, S3i ITlslior and Co.-Buyers, 10s 01 Deep Level-Si 2d, Gd 01; boyeis, 6a 6_ j Bellow,; 6s yd Prlnoe _-.pe-__.-59?, 59a 6.; bayers, 59j j cellers, e-"j • ! Success-Buyers, 12a 6d; . olleis. 133 Seymour—Buyers, _s; selle_.'. Us 1 Mariner—Buyers, ss; i-ollors, 63 6_ Werehlko—2a7d; buyers, 23 61 I Darts—9a; sellers, 9. Jnst In Time—la 9d , JOSEPH NKWMAV, Chairman, '

last night, Mr Frederick Maccabe re peated his inimitable entertainment to fi large audience iv Abbott's Opera House. It goes without saying that the audience were appreciative, lor they could not help themselves, so laughter-provoking and joy producing are the sallies of the performer, so astonishing are his changes of character, nnd so perfect is his mastery of the art of mimicry. A complete change of programme will take place to-morrow night, and those who wish to enjoy the excellent programme now being presented should not fail to attend to-night.

The "Waikato Times " says -. The Key. H. li. Dowsbury is to succeed tho Kov. T. G. Carr as Weslcj an minister in Cambridge, Mr Carr takiiig ono of the Auckland circuits, i The Bey. George Brown, Wesleyan Mis- j sionary from Kew Britain, will deliver his descriptive lecture on "Savage Life in the South Sea Islands" to-morrow evening in St. James's Hall at 7,30 o'clock. The lecture will be illustrated with photos, of the scenery and individuals, with lime light. It will be remembered that Mr- Brown accompanied the Marquis de *ay. famous expedition, and the various photos, were all taken by Mr Brown on Ihe spot. The lecture will, no doubt, be of great interest. His lecture last evening was a great treat, and inceased expectation will' he satisfied to-morrow night. The goats havo had a rest from tho days of Sergeant Mulville, but, in consequence of their increase, they are again becoming a public nuisance ; so much so, in fact, tbat Mr Goldie has deemed it advisable to inter fere for the benefit of the public. Several cases were heard to-day, and others will come before the Court in a tew days ; One . case, however, may bo noticed, in which the owner, Mrs McWilliams, evinced a good deal of courage, but did not save her fine of a crown. This lady iniormed the Court that sbe kept a tittle goat for the benefit of a delicate child. She was informed that a big man, of stern aspect, was stealing her darling. Sho ran out, and saw a man leading her terror stricken, innocent little thing away. She t-iok him for a thief, and made a determined effort to rescue the goat. A struggle took place and the tether broke. The man then defied her, telling her that he was an officer under the City Couucil, and it was a part of his duty to look after wander ing "nannies" and "collarless dogs." Bheat once acknowledged his authority, gave way, and, to her sorrow, the " little dear" was pounded. The Bench said defendant, by her conduct, had rendered herself liable to a fine of £50. Mrs Mc- Williams expressed her regret; " But, gentlemen," said she, "I took the officer for a thief. It was an error of judgment. He was not in uniform."

"Grocer" says there wag a hot dispute between grocers and housewives as to whether butter was or was not down last week. He adds: —" As far as I have heard, on Friday last, Is, Is Id, and in one or two cases, Is 3d, per lb was paid to the farmer for butter of good quality. Butter of in ferior quality is usually unsaleable for family trade, consequently is not worth so much. The present rough-and-ready way of arriv ing st the market price is not creditable to either farmers or grocers. If on some market day a meeting of tlie farmers, giocein, and butter carriers could be held, and a small committee elected, representing those interests, to fix the market prico for the week, as formerly tho grocers' commit tee did, it would be a groat boon to the trade, and more satisfactory to the public. While the cutter-yacht Daphne,' bound for Snwarrow, was anchored oft" Whangarei on Friday last, during some very heavy weather, it was foupd necessary to lot go.a second anchor. While so engaged, Captain Kendall (not Captain Hawyard, as has been erroneously stated by the "Herald') slipped and fell with his stomach against the windlass. He was so severely injured tbat he had to be carried into the cabin, and eventually brought back to Auckland for medical treatment. Upon arrival here he went under medical examination, when it was found impossible for him to resume the voyage. Accordingly Captain It. Bu'ir has been placed in charge of the cutter, and sbe will probably sail again for Suwarrow I early to-morrow,

DEAD BODY FOUND.

j LATE this afternoon ono of the Harbour Board woiktnen, named W. Marshall, found | a dead body in the harbour, near the steps ot i tho Railway Wharf. He informed Sergeant I Martin of tho fact, aud that oilicor, with Water Policemen Foreman and McConald, i proceeded thither and convoyed tho body to tho Morgue. It was there identified as that of tlie man Charles Baker, a sailor • belonging to the schooner Saxou, who was j drowned early on !• unday morning.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, TUESDAY. MARCH TST



Excursions. ' " BAILWAY BAND. ||fj^gEXC-*SION TO KAWAU. Tho p.". lONA will sail for Kawau on GOOD FKIDAY (MARCH 23KD), AT B.EO A M. Tho R.llway Band \u.l aroomp.ny tho Ex nislon. Fares : Sa £ ingle, 7s Ed Bonble. Chlldron undor 12 hUt-price. J. J. MORPHY, Secretary Hallway Band, ' Sinppmeri St_f- "OARQUENTINE ' ADE. sOT-jJfev -*-* La IDS',* OAPr. DUNN, Jj|gJ|i^,FKOM avDNicy. '**wa**i4l,*w Consignees am requested to present BUI. of Lading. Pay Freight, and ob ta'n Dollvory Or. era nt one*. All Goods Impeding shin's dlschargo will bo stored at Consignees' rlsti and exoenee. O. -. JAKINS. Agent. Cos I omhou 80-streot. N.B.—Tho V 63801 will iSisohnrgo on tho Kail way Wharf. _jec._re_. LECTURE (WITH ILLUSTRATIONS) ON SAVAGK LI VI. IN NEW BRITAIN. The KEY. GWO. 11BOWN will deliver a Ledum TO-MORROW EVHNING, In the Bt. Jam«b's Hall, to omnia.ea at 7.C0. with Lime Light Illustrations of tho Scinery and Inhabi tants of Now Britain and Now L,il_n_, from Photographs takon by hlmsolf, ADMISSION-FREE. . Oollectloa In aid of Now Britain Mission. Educational. ADIES' SEMINAUY, LEICESTER VILLA, COlj_K_„ ROAD. A B-Ll-Cl.' SEMINARY, based upon tbe most approved prlnolpb s of elm'Ur Kngilsh snd Continental Institutions, will opanaftor Hastor rooass. Principal, Mleia VAILt- (who has jnst arrived), assisted by master, and govoriießsrg. Mibs Vaim desires to l.ttumto that tor some years she has baan snoo^sfuliy connocted with High Class Kducatlon, and rerera to hor flattor tng toeslmonlals from Press nnd parents of Suplle. Tho Currlo.lum comprUos a Thorough ingllsh Kduoation—viz. I itoaaing, Grammar, Composition, Goography, History, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry. Latin, Natural Solenco, Writing. Neodlowork,, and Deportment. Extras t Maslo. Singing, French, Gorniau, Danolng. and Pointing. Fets, modorato reduction for [wo of B-ime family, for referee, and p_rtloiili,rs_ee olrou ars or apply to Prlno pal, from 2 ion p.m, KVaNING CuABSUS in 0-Ur.o ot lormatloa for Yonsg Ladles engaged during the day, and Adnlts desirous of _a»aln« various examina tions. Formor . xperlence has shown that a great nnmbor ot young lartl-a have sneowsfully availed thems.-lvee ot those Classes for complet ing their education. Kvoulng and t-'atnrday Afternoon Classes for Dancing aid Deportment. Fees moderate. Gazette in B a_o__rup tcy. IN THE SUPBEME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter oL" Tho Debtors and Credi tors Act, ISiG," nnd tho Acts amending tho samo. and of tho Bankruptcy of Daniki. Rumhai., of Wairoa South, in tho Provincial District of A-okland, Farmer, a Debtor. This Is to notify that Daniel Rumbal, of Wai roa South, in the Provincial District of Auck land, Formor, has this day filed a statement that he is unable to moot his engagements With his Creditors-tho First Meeting of Creditors to bo held in tho Supreme Courthouse, in tho City of Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, tho 2-th day March, 18S3, at 12 o'clock noon. Dated this 13th day of Maroh, ISS3. G. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. G. T. Keetley, Queen-street, Auckland, Debtor's Solicitor. IN THE SUPREME C -URT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of " Tho Debtors and Credi tors Act. 1876," and tho sovoral Acts amending tho same, and of tho Bank ruptcy of Frank John Tains, of tho City of Auckland, in tho Colony of Now Zealand, Merchant, a Debtor. This is to notify that Frank John Talno, famed and described abovo, has this day Illod a ftitcmonWhat ho is unublo to moot his engage ments with his Creditors; the first mooting of Oro Mors to be hold at tho Supremo Court-houso Bull 'ing, Auckland, on MONDAY, tho 19th day i f March instant, at half-past cloven o'clook In ,1 c fo onoon. Eft*. I, at Auckland, this 13th day of March, 1&" * G. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. Walter Ja. Ie s Hiix, 36, Shortland street. Auckland, Solicitor for tho Dob tor. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF HEW ZEALAND, NORTIIKRN JUDICIAL DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of " Tho Dobtors and Cre ditors Act, 1876," and the sovoral amend ments thereof, and of tho Bankruptcy of Richabd Reeves, a Debtor. Notico Is horoby given that at a First Mooting of tho Creditors of tho abovenamed debtor, held on Tuosdoy, tho 13th day of Maroh, ISS3, at tho Supremo Court Building, Auokland, at tho hour of 11 in tho forenoon, Thomas Macffarlano, Esquiro, Certificated Accountantinßankruptcy, and Alfred Buckland, Esquiro. Auctioneer,DOth of Auckland, woro elected Creditors' Trnstees of the property of tho said dobtor; and that tho said Thomas Macli'urlano and Alfred Buokland havo intimatod to tho Registrar, in writing, their acceptanco of tho said trusteeship. Dated at Auckland this 13th day of March, ISS3' O. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar, William Thorne, ;t> Queen-street and Vulcan Lano, (Solicitor for tho Dobtor, IN THE SUPREME COURT OP NEW ZEALAND, NORTHEHN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the Matter of tho " Debtors and Credi tors Act, 1876." and of tho several Aots amending the same, and ot tho Bank ruptcy of William X- -TERNS, formerly ! ot Klliott-Btreot, In tho City of Auokland, in tho Provlnolal District ot .Auckland, in New Zealand, but now of Spring street, Ponsonby, in the City aforesaid, Boot Uppor Manufacturer, a Debtor. It la hereby notified that at a first meeting of the Creditors of the .aid William Katt _ ms, hold this day in the Buildings of tho Supreme Court house, Auckland, at It o'olook In ihe forenoon. Thomas Mac____l_no. Ksqulro, of Auokland, Certificated Aocountsnt in Bankruptcy, wits elected Creditors' Trustee of the Property of the said Debtor, and that the said Thomas Maoffarlane has intimatod to the Registrar, In writing, bis acoeptanoo of tbe said Trasteashlp. Dated at Auckland this 12th day of Maroh, 1883- G. W. BASLEY, Dopaty Registrar. CONNBIi AND COOPt-B, Vnlcin Lane, Auokland, Solicitors for Debtor. IN THE SUPREME COURT OE NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and Credi tors Act, 1876," and ot the several Acta amandlnn. tho same, a.d of tho Fank tuptoy of Thomas Lhvi. Cox, of Oam btldgo, Waikato, In th_ Provlnolal Dlß trlot of - uofeland, nnd Colony of Now Z aland, Bootuiakar, a Debtor. Kotloa is hereby given, t. at at a first mooting Cf the Creditors of tha above-named Debtor, hold on Tuesday, the thirteen th day of Maroh; 1833. at the hour of eleven o'oloek in the fore noon, at the Sapromr. Court Buildings. An. k land, ThomiMi Maotfarlan c, Esquiro, Certificated Accountant in tankroptoy, was duly eleotcd Creditors' Trustee of the property of tho said Debtors and that tho said Thcinaa Maottorlane has Intimated to the Registrar, ia writing, his acceptance of tho said tru»t_e_hlp. Dated nt Aucll_na, this thirteenth day Ot March. 1883. Q> w . BABrjKY , Deputy Registrar. Hughes ato GKiitGis Shortl-nruS-sti o.t. Auokland, Solicitors for tho Dobtor. PKOTECT YOURSELF FBOM MOS QUITOES by using SHARLAND'S KOMA, ls.od. a bottle-Sold by SHARLAND AND CO., opposito tho Post-offleo.



j Wanted, (\JL i .AN TED, a Man to niaue mrnirure i V. hia own houao. Apply at tho Ilobso street shop.—\V. 11. Dampier. 1 lis/ ANTED, a General Servant (c V V chlldroiih-APPIy Rev. T. Buddie, Gra toa Hoad. Wf ANTKD, a Steady ltunner for a Ku v V near town; can make good wagos.- Apply Publisher. Star olllco. - ■ AN I'ED, a respectable General Sei vant,—Mrs Broarley, Butcher, Hobsoi street. ] WANTED, a Good Cook.—Apply an; morning except Saturday, Mrs McCos: Clark, Tho Tower, 1 tomuora. ANTED at once, a good strong Lad -Apply to J. Walkcr.Floi-ist Seedsman Sec, SS/AnTED, a Man ablo for all kinds o VT Favmwork.-Apply Patorson's stables Lorno-strcct. | fti/ANTED, » good General Servant V V no washing.—Apply at thu Ura .go, fon sonby. or to W. U. Danncs, Qneen-Btreet. WANTED, a Young Lady to give les G.na on Boning n__C-i_ea. — Apply t< \V. C. Dennei, Queon-nt.-Qt. ANTED, a good General Black, mith n'ri, Horseshoor. Gooa wages ant steady employment,—Apply to Mr C010m.., a' B. I'ortei-andCo.'.. W ANTKD, a respectable, trustwoith\ 1101-80H as General Servant in a Btnal family. No objection to n woman with a chll. not under four years of ago.-Apply to Mr; linratow, Kpsom. \i*T ANTED, an Errand Boy.—Apply tc jflf Mllno and Ohoyio. ANTED, a F.malo Servant.—Mrs I, Phillips. Hlden Croscent. W' AN TED, a good Tailor and Tailoress, -Avply Fiaok MoKenna & Company, Pitt-street. _ WANTED, the Boy who stated he was lately I employed a* "Herald Ofllcs to call . K*'-,-0. J. Hutohlnaon, 15, Cuatom hmißß-atroot. WAITED, a Youth with knowledge of ordinary book-kooplug.-O. 0. Hill and Co., Upper Qucon-Btruct. ANTEI., good General Servant.— Apply ut Darby's Dining Booms, 28, Qnoon-streot. __ WANTED SEEN-Tho Fresh Lot of Black Kid GlOvos, 2_; tho Stockings, at Gd: Oonta' Folt Hata (summer), and tho Extra Grand Show of Drapery at Dampier .. \ v I ANTED, Strong Boy to drive a Cart, . . and mako hlmsair gonorolly üßotul.— Appl^ncklai^lß^hJJOneo^Qworrttri^t^ WANTED, immediately, Good Plain Cook and JUtmdreß.; a Hous.m.ld kopt.—M»B Mowbray, Manukau Koad, Parnell. mTXNTED, a Bricklayer to Build a * v Doublo Chimney.—-pply between 7 and 8 this evoning llrn. house. wolle_l.y-B.rO-t, Freeman's Bay.^J^Petbqriok. WANTED, a good llorso and Harness for spring cart.- » pply sharp Auokland Klah Co., 207, Unonn-gtroet WAN TED, 10 Boys for tho Boot Trade ; ccitl opportunity to learn the mo»t nao ful trad_.-Apply _'. Pro.Bor, Upper Queen- Btreet ■_ W" ANTED, a Party with a small capital tilnvoßtlna most luoratlvo bnfllne:B; a no-sm acq-a'nted with che__l«try or anatomy praforrod. - D'u'l ra-il ulais apply to M. B. Lb.ib. 19, N. Z. lus.r_nc. Balding.. Only prlnclpal. dealt with. . WANTED, Barmaid for tower Bar Kxohacga Hotel. Qneen street i'iTANrED, Boy for pantry work.— VT Apply K L Waters. Qnoon-atreet. . ANTED, a Waiter. -Apply Koyal Mall Hotel. WAwTRD, immediately, Canvassers for C. Stuart, of Melbourne-For par tioulara apply, botween 10 and 11 o'clock, at Canada Buildings (upstuirs), next Upton tho bookseller. VS/aNTbD, a Boy about 15 who can Vv mll-.-Apply Wiokbam's Storo, Hot- Bon-atroet, at 9 a.m. to-morrow. \*j ANTED, a smart Youth for the Dra- Vv pory.—A. K. Fenton, Dovonport House, North Shore. WANTED SEEN — Dampier's Fresh Large Extra Grand Show of Drapery at his Wakoaold-atreet Shop. WANTED, a respectable Boarder, 'form., 20. per weok, including washing, bath, &c—Apply -Irs Ryder, corner of Havo lock and Symondß Strcct3 WANTED, a General Servant.—Ap ply at Mrs ft. 8. Symons. cornc- Vic toria and Alb -tt-ar et. &»/ ANTED, a steady Man to drive wog- V v goo. also a Btrong Youth to drive spring o»rt—J. timelier. t.ormii.roy-at.eot. WANTEo — Young Ladies' Journal, London Journal, and Family Herald (cheap) have just arrived. Buck numbers of tho latter very cheap.—Dampier'a Hobaon-strect. **,; ANTED, a Smart Young Man,— V. B Istor'a C lie- St,II, Shortlnn.-awcot, or Mr Latub'a. Fort-a-.reot W~ ANTEi3, tho l'nblic to see tho New Sho vt* of Drapery at Dninpier's, Includ ing thn Whito Flaunol ut lOd. and tho Scarlet Ditto, at Is. Ladies' Handsome Leather lings, 2s lid and 3a Cd, ANTED, a Nursemaid.—Apply at once to Mrs Bau-s, Logan Baski _s________' cot- a */ANTED, a Smart Mcssago Boy, ii about 13ie.rs or ag..—Apjply Thomas KltlfOD, bootmaker. Uneon-atro^t. WANTED, a res-pectablo Lad to dtive a baker, cart,—_pplv to I J. Philip. I-Cvttop. ur ANTED, a General Servant.—Apply TT Mrs X, J. Yata-, Rutland Home, Painall. WET ANT-ED SEEN—The Quality of tho V T Brown Holland at 6d; Slate Silesia, _d; tho Laco Curtains, at 3s 8d tho pair: nnd tho Other Fresh Drapery at Dampier'a Door. ANTED, Investors to sco the Houso and Six Allotments to bo sold by A notion at D, F. Kvans' L.nd Mart, noxt Wednesday. WANTED SEEN—The Ladies' Silk Neckerchiefs. 9d; Tho Boys' Suits. 6s M; Girls' Frocks, Is Gd; and tho Extra Grand Show ot Fresh Drapery at Dampier's. 1,4. ANTED, lor East Coast, a first-cJas. v. General Wheelwright; also, an Im prover to the lloi-O shoeing.—Apply to Mr John Pattorson, Karangahape Road, Auckland. i/ ANTED, a first-class Men's Mercery f Hand.-.. Mo.cc, formerly J. Phlllirps, Quoen.trcct. 1/sYANTED, a good Gcneial Servant; v v housemaid lio-A. — Mra Chamborß, Albait Park C*7 ANTED, a good General Servant; ¥". rcforopceß required.—.Mra Klch. Parnell. ANTED to Sell, good Six-roomed Houao and largo allotmont, cheap; with good view.—B-orgo Sage, Ollphant-etreet, Pon aonby. ' ; %AA ANTED, Board and Kcsidence in a ¥* private famlly.-Address J.W., P. 0., Auckland. WANTED, a supply of Good Fresh Bottor and Kgga i oash on dolivory.— Applyjg. Johnston, bakor. top ot Parnoll. WANTED SEEN-Tho Dress Material, 6d and Od; Colourod Shirting. 3d and Cd; Wool Shirting. Is and Is 4d; and the Kxtra Grand Fresh Lot of Drapery at Dampior.. WANTED, immediately, in a respect, abla n.lghbourhool, nror town, a corr- ■ fortablo 1-rcomod Cottage; no young children. —Apply Kg., Stab offlce. j W* ANTED, to Sell, 8 Langshang Fowls (B Pullets and 2 Rooßtera). large birds, 8 months old, for £3.— Apply S. Pitt Torraoo. WANTED KNOWN — Persons who ordered Clothing will get them by spniy. Ing at the old shop, Qneen-Btreot.—l. Phillips.! WANTED, Situation as Companion or- Lady Holp by young Lady. Salary not so much an object as comfortablo homo.— Address L.A.8., Stab Offlco. \zj ANTED SEEN—The Bleached and V? Unbleached Calico, at 3d and Id, and tho other Frosh Grand Show of Drapory, at Dampier's Wakoflcld-atroot Shop. _■ ~\ju ANTED, Bedroom and Sittingroom v * for a Lady, with boar_, a few minutes walk ot Quean-street; whore no other lodgers ,tept preferred.— a pply, stating terms, to New Arrival, oaro Box 90, Po;t Offloe. AA' TED, a Partner to loin a thoroughly praotloal mon, who has boon nsad lo eroct saw mills, oarry on tto work log of tho same as well as the working of tho buah and ov.ry thlnK oonneotod with tbe timber trade; and v _ ha_ 100 aores ot first olass kauri bmh. freehold, noar to railway station. Capital required to work on equa Isuares, about -11000.— For partlonlara, apply to John Soppett, Land Agent, No. 3, Queen-street. W' ANTED, a Situation as Ploughman, or any goneral farm work; UGCd to farming noar London.—Apply F.W., this ofllco Vl* ANTED to Fell, a 20-feet Open Sail". V. Ing Boat, new- complete with sails, &o. Prioe. .812-Apply to D. George, at H. F. Andor son'B Sail Loft, Qnoon-street. WANTED KNOWN, you can read or sew comfortably at night by using Dampier's Spectacles at la tho pair.—HobsQn stredt Shbp. VSJ AN ' ED, Tenders for Plumbers' work V 1 on largo now building up to 6 o'clock on Thursday. — Plans, &c, at J. M. Haslett _, Builder, Fort-Btroet. 'JL/ AH TED to Sell, One-fourth Sharo in Vv a v.r^niorev uiaklna undertaking; no rislr.—Apply for partlanlarfl U Star Offloe. WANTED SEEN—The Swiss Checked Muslin.Gd and 8d; Linen Tablo Damask, 1_ and lo Od; and tho Extra Grand Show or Frcah Drapery at Dampier'a. ViTANTED to otiy, »"ativc or Kouth Sea V Curioaitios of' all kinds.— W.K., Post ' Offlco, Auckland. | i \\[ ANTED, immediately, £500 on mort- VV gaijo for torin on good freehold property. ' Interest 9 per cont-W. V. Stovous, 187, Queen streot. ._ ANTED SEEN—The Dress Buttons, Id tho dozen; Shirt Buttons, 3d tho gross; Superior ditto, 2d tho dozen; and tho ' Grand Show of Fresh Drapery ac Dampier's. ANTED to Sell, Fittings, Stock, and Good-will of a Gord i- oadymoney Fruit and Poultry BnbinoBB; pifoa o! stook, So., modorato. nnd rent low.—Apply to W. Head, City Matket. W~ ANTED KNOWN-Money ad vancod on Porsonal and Collateral Se- S I ourity, ropayablo by weekly instalments. Bills [) I Discounted.—Hao's New Zealand Pawn Offlco, Darbv-stroot.



j Wanted.. at 'VvANTED SEEN—The Fresh Berl ,n- VV Wool, 3d por dozen; Berlin Wool SI: pors, Is Gd tbo pair; and tho Extra Grand She •- I of Freah Drapery at Dampier's. if. • \\r ANTED, 4 Respectable Young Mi v T as Boarders In n, private family.—Ap[ - Mrs Wa!_on. next to Forsyth's Store, Nelso 11 »treo f. ~ W/ ANTED KNOWN—It you want ' VV eoe tbe latest Fa.hlon (Autumn ai .-. Winter, 1888), havo a glanoo at Munro ai 1.1 MUUgati'BTailoring Wlnd"W, In Hobßon-Btree - \^ANT.b SEEN—Crapo Trimmiof y Vv actually Is tbo box of 36 yards; Flowoi h (artiflolal), actually 4d the bunch; and tt Grand Show of Fresh Drapery at Dampier'a. I, \»7AaTED KNOWN—Charles Kelse ! V v and Co. have just received, Iv newei ' des'gas, a oholoe assortment of 3llvt. Jeweller] all duarsntced. They keep no Imitation Sllvei i —Charles Keltoy and Co., tw. doors beloi i, Morrin'., Ironmo. gars. WAS 'I ED, two or three strong Boyg, _pply Auokland Tlmbsr Co., Ouston i- honae-Btr-eM WArtTKD, a Purchaser for House o 7 rooms, and 6 allotments in Bond-street 0 To bo Bold by auction at D. F. Evans' Lam Mart on Wednesday, llth March. A grea bargain. 1 ia/ANTED SEKn-The B<ack Dresi t V v siiks.lß lOd and 2s lid; Black Velveteen la lid; Coloured Ditto, 2a lid: and the Freßl : Extra Grand Show of Drapery at Dampier's. 1 WANTIH) KNOWN—it cannot bo toi l T V widely known-that Ch»rlea Kelsej i and Co. k»-op no Imitation Sliver Jowelry what over, the whole ot their large and oholoe assort ment being Keal Mlvor.whlehthey guarantee. ---1 Charles ICols.y nnd Co., two ooon below Morrin'a, Ironmongers. WANTED KNOWN.-To Lot, a small Farm of 25 aorea good land at Mangere, not far from tho Bridge—Apply for partieulart at tho Mangere Bridge Store. Mangore. WANTED KNOWN-Auothcr Fresh Lot of Choap Boots and Shoes I — Ladies' Elastic-side Imitation Kid Boots. 3s 0d; grand line ot Ladles' real Kid Klaa tlo-Bide, with.tassels. 5b Cd; Ladles" Morooco Hlaatlosldo -do.. ss: House Boots, _s Sd and Ss; Ladloa' Slippers, 2., 2a Od; Ladies' High heol Evening shoes 3a 01: GlHb' Prunella Boot*, sl-e 11 and 12. 3a SI: Maids' Prunella do., sine 1 and 2. li Od; Maid*' Button Boots, Blue 1 and J, Gs; Children's Buff Bllprert, lined with fur, 2a 6dt Mon'a Hnif Slippers, Is; Men's strong Elaatlo side Boots, 8a Bd; Button Hooks. 2d eaoh; Hamhway's colobrated Peer less, Od per Bottlo; Lot if Boot Trunks oheap: at the Victoria .tront Shop, W. 11. Dampier. WANTED KNOWN, that Mrs T. Jones will open, on ThnrsiJay, Maroh l_th, tho n._ w ahop of Mr Walker's, Butoher, In Karangahape Boad (next to the Greengrocer's), with an entirely new stook of Berlin, Baby Linen, Ladloa Uuderoloihlng and Drapery Goods. N.8.-AU goods will be sold at the lowt)Bt possible prioe tor cash.—Kerongahapo Road. Auokland. WANTED JKJI.m.— CHEAP TlM nice I Obbap Ti__ns_t I And all other kinds of Building Materials, oan be purchased oiieaper and better than anywhere else at the Yardg of D, GotniK, Albert-street. Thero being .0 manufi>c_ary for Joiners' Timber on tbe pre mlu-B, Ui. acßtomer has au additional oppor tunity of set-lnu auperlor Mmb«-. wta.cl rl _h_»" _S_tort»tii -Iw»m la (took. aNTE-TkNOWN — Nlco Lino o Mon's Coloured _ hlrts. Ib Gd la Bd, and 2s; White do, 3a Ed and la Od, at Dampier's Grand Show, Wakeileld-atreet. SHORTHAND. - Wanted, hy Young Man, who oan wrlto 100 words por minute, situation In olllco or otherwise.—Address Phono, Stab Ofllco, rro bootmakers.—wanted, a good I General Hand.—Apply J. Fegler, Ono hunga. A GRAND OPPOKTUNITY.-A Bentlomac having built a Brewry ex preßßly for tha Family Trade, desires a Partner to Join him in tne undor taking, The advertiser 1. a praotlcal Brewer and Maister, having over twent.-flv. yo.ra exporlenoe In tho prlnolpal breweries In the Utltod Kingdom, andformany yean nunigor of one of the prlnolpal Stoat Broworl.B (or the export trade. The establish ment la expressly Intended to supply Auokland an. nelghlwurhood with bottlod Ale and Siont equal to Ihe b*st L.ndon oelebrat-d brand* Im ported;—a dore.B TOL, Stab Office. PARTNERSHIP.— Wanted, a Partner, with at loaßt £1.03, In order to extend a good Auction-Bring Hustnes* In one ot tho btwt dlstrlot- ot the North Inland.—Apply to F a MoUnlre. t'oombea'Chambers, A UCKLAND HOSPITAL. Seorotary to Committco of Manngoment re quired. Address on or beforo TUESDAY, 18th instant, to the undersigned, Colonial Bank Buildings. Queen-Btroot. from whom nocessary | information cau ba obtained. E. A. MACKECHN-E. Chairman Committee ot Management, FLEAS, and othor Insect Posts, flee boforo SEGRETTI'S INSECT POWDER, the most offoctivo known. Price. Is. Od. a tin.— Colonial Agents: SHARLAND & CO., OPPOBit* Poat-ofilce. ' il/ AIT AKEREI SAW- MILL.— v v Wanted known that I can supply Tim ber as Cheap bb any producer in tho provlnoe without raising tho prlooa whon othor tx\iilß\ havo no logs. Having tramways, my tlmbor is foiled In the winter and is moro durablo; tho sap almost equal to the heart of what Is foiled In tho summer. Havo now in stock, Builders' Tlniborß and Cabinetmakers belected Broad Boarda. In Kauri, Rimu, and Kohlkaloa. Ordorß shall havo my boot atlentlun.—Juii-i Smttu, Waltakorcl. Ist March, ISSS. Drapery, _jc. npHE WEW y E A'L AND npWE.D /COMPANY WILL SHORTLY HAKE A M OST TMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT THAT WILL SPECIALLY Tt»ENEFIT CHE PROVINCE OF :r~ i C A H I h L, «l • D HAP KR AN DOl OIHIKB, Begs rospootfulty to on 11 tho attontlon of friends and tho publlo generally to his NEW AND VAIUItD ASSORTMKNT OF FANOY AND BRES3 GOODS Of the Best Quality, aad Belling at .Prices a little abovo coat, iar Note tho Addresa :— |J. F. CAHILL. Vintoria-streot West. Auokland. TO/j ILLINERY ANIS DRAPERY. Mrs AUCKRAM bogs to intimate to tho in habitantß of Hob3on-Btroot and tho suburbs of Aucklnnd that she has opened business in tho above, in those premises in Hobßon-street ad joining Mr Grecnwaj'3 rosldonco. Sho trusts that her friends will call upon hor. Dressmaking in nil its branches. Ordors punotually attended to, raoaioa.- A RE you suhject to Colds in the Head 1 J\. if so, take Aoentte and Bryonia alter nately, ard you will soon be cured. Is. eaohs at Goodson'a London Arcade. r|Y_-E ECLECTIC PHARMACY. Tho" acme of elegant Medical Establishments. Top of Gbry sthk-t, Cobnbu of Piit-sibbbt, CHARLES BUTCHER.



To Let, lin rpO LET, Wellington-street, Shop wii 1)1- I fltUnai", with dwelling; Kast■ Btroot, c )W Symonds street, 6-roomod Housa,—3. Y. Collin Kamo Coal Ollice, 11, Quoon-a. ebt. en r jriO LUT, for a term of nearly 5 years, >ir 1 Hay and Corn Storo iv Untie- i-tobsoi ie street, doing a good businfeo.—For partionlai __ I apply at tho Store to James Hlokey. 'I?' 10 LET' in Hob. on-street, new Sho 1, 8 and 5 rooms; oonnter and other ftttlnge * t n baokentranoe.-H. J, Rlordan.Hobionstreet, ~ HPO LKT, a Four-roomed Cottage, 10s Gd 2' I aSlxioonedCott»Ke,Hs.-H. J Rlordor io Oak Lodgo, Hobaon-nfo ,t. rriO LET, a convenient five • roomet Z X Houae, College Road.— A pply Mr Night j t [ngalo, college Boad. r» rj^O LET. Pretly Cottaao, View Road, r- JL noar turnpike, Mount Kdon, 1 rooms an il' wash-house, small but productive garden. Rent, 10s Cd. In occupation of Mrs Bridges.—Apply _ to Mr Stevens, 09, Hobson-streot (corner ol Cook street). TflO LET, First-class Business Premises -, X in City and Suburbs.—D.F.Evans, Estate 11 Agent, Queen-street, between Bank of Aua t U-alaßla and " Herald" Offlco. \ rf\o BE LKT, at Mount, Albert, near the J two ohurohes, a Comfortable Kesldonce - with suitable outhouses and abont five aores of s land, well watered. Position elevated, and on i, the main road.—Apply to F. 6. Bwlngton. !l fjiO LET, a Blacksmith's Shop with J tools, aud Dwelling Houao, situated In J Wellington Place, olf Hobaon.treet, — Apply r Mrs Black, top Hobson-trect. . f jiO LET—A Family Residence, consist . J Ing of ovor 20 rooms, with ovory con r vonionce — gas, water laid on, plungo and shower-baths, &o. Sultablo for a Ilrst-olass boarding oßtablishmont. Flvo minutes walk I from tho Post-oillco.—D. F. Evans, Estate , Agent, Quoen-stroet, next Bank of Australasia. 1 rtt O L_T, a Four and a Five-roomed * Houbo.-T. Williams, Tailor, Vlctorla i Btroot. ■ HPO BB LET, a 0-roomcd House and A about 5 acres of land, within 2 mlleß from town, at 20_ per woek.-F. U. Enlngton, Estate Agent. ; rpo BE LET, at 21s per week, a Khop i and Dwelling In Hobson .treat —F. G. 1 Ewlngton. Katate Agent. nrO'LET, a House in Emily Place; 7 1 rooms and kltohen; also a Cottage In Fort Btrcet.—apply to John Limb, 35, Queen atieot rpu BE LET, a House and Shop in Par- JL noil, at 11b per week.—V. G, Ewington, Kstato Agent. r» .0 LKT, four-roomed Cottage in Eden , » Terrao*! wnt. B_.—Apply Hoath'E Boot 81 ore, Symi nda-atrcet. rjKTl_ET~(R.cmuera)-To Let, Divellini? I Houso and 0 Acres. Victoria Road, Romucra, next bolow residonoo of D. B. Cruiok eliaiik, Esq., and at present occupied by _Tr Denis Kelly. The property is very ploaaautly situated. Houso contains 6 rooma and out buildings.—D. F. Evans, Land Agent, Queon -Btreot_^ '"TO LET, Offices.—Those centrally situ * ated and flrat-olasa Offices now in my occupation (aa I am removing to ground floor). Tho boat position in Auckland for a Bollcltor or other professional man.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, noxt to Bank of Australasia. Quecn-st. ' j .0 LET or For Sale, a small Pig Farm 1 and Bacon Curing Ks-abliahment i stook at valuation; able to euro all tbe year round Apply for partloulars at the Mangere Brldgo Store, Mangere. For Bale, rr. o B _A_ X E R s. For Sal«. the Lease and Gkrxi-wlll of a Braad and Bleonlt Bakery,, doing a iiret ol.sa business (20 sacks por week). Preaent owner declining For further partloulars apply to JOS. R. SMITH. CominlfslO- Agent, Fort-slroet, Auokland. CT O X E L F O R « A L JB. Tho LEASH! and GOOD-WILL of a Flrst olass Hotel. Particulars on applloatlon, h. D. NATHANS; CO. Ij.OR SALE, a 4-horse power Vertical V Knglne, with shell Bollor, &0., aH ootn piete.—Apply Robert Rew, Grocer, Victoria atreot, _ _ [pOR SALE, In" Cook^sFeet7 West, a V 4-roomed Cottago; 3 allotments, well, and 'ank.—apply 11. Meok, cook-street W.st. ITiOli SALE, 4000 Ptiriri Posts at t* tow pno.s. also tome Inferior onea at .d eaoh.—Ham White, Feooer Qore-Btreet. li'Oß SALE, a light Spring Cart; also, f 1 a Hand Cart,—Apply J. Patterson, next Caledonia Hotel. lIIOR Immediate Sale, a great Bargain, 1 Verandah Cottago, seven rooms, fitted with register grato. colonial oven, good well, together with Six Froohold Allotments, being numbors 1G3,181,16», 112,113, and 114; situate In Bond-streot. Tho lot is offered for £300-a great bargain. — D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Quoon streot. __* IiiOJK immcdiats Sale, now »nd woll- V flnlshod Verandah Cottago, four rooms and scullery, ilttod with register grate, kitohon rango, tank, Seo. Freehold allotment, about 83 by iOS. Situated at tho Avonue, Edondalo, as nuw bolnK ci-ootcd by Mosßra Bibby and Fletcher. Prloo—only S'iSO, cash; or torms If desired.—D. F. Evana. Kstato Agent, Qiieon-street. rjiOß SALE, Mount Eden, new and I. handeome gable ondod Villa, containing 6 rooms, scnller., wish-house, large cistern, Sec, fitted with register, kitohen tange, cup bcardß, Seo. Good position, main road frontago, vory desirable freehold allotment, about 60 ,by 300. Prico, J2550.-D. F. Evans. KBtate Agent, next "Horala" Offlce. Queen-,treet. 1610) tflOR IMMEDIATE SALE.—Handsome ' Villa Reßioonco, new and well-finished, containing 7 rooms, fitted with ga?, water, register grate, kitohen dressor, Sec, Seo. Nloe . roehold Allotmont, situated near too of IT rank- Ho Rosd, grand view, and good position.—D. F Kvana, Estate Agent, noxt Bank of Aumral aala. Qneen-aireet. (697) FOR SALE OR LEASE (Northcote) Haodsomo Villa Re-idenoo. new and splendidly finished off. bow window, &o, Sec, grand view, and a beautiful allotment, with water frontage, abont 60 x 300, partly fenced and planted, wt'hln three nilnutoa walk 27 Stakei'n Point Whwf. Termn veryowy,—D.F. Evan., Eatato Agent, Qnoen-BtT-or. fpOR SaLK, Handsome New and Well ' ilniahod Verandah Cottago of 4 rooms and lean-to, with largo cellar convenient for wood nnd coal, togothor with the Ftfriilture, Gas Fittings., Roglstor Grato, Leamington Hango, and othor comforts; situato In Bond- Btrcot. Price, only -300.—D. F. Evans, Estato Agent, next Bank of Anstrala.la. . IT^OR IMMBDIATE SALE.—A BAR- J_ GAIN.—Tho Entiro Property of a gontlo mon leaving for England.—Houso, Land, Stock, and Furniture, purchased by him within sho last six months, at a cash outlay of £2,440, will bo Bold for £1,900 cash. Tho land, 70i acros, is situated within easy driving distance of town (13 miles) and is of il.Bt-olass quality. Tho house is almost ontiroly new, and consists of Dining and Drawing-rooms, 3 Bedrooms, with Dressing-rooms attached. S single Bedrooms, Store-rooms, Box-room, W.C., Pantry, Kitchen, and Scullery, Outhouses.Coach houso, Harness room, 2 Stall Stablo, and Man's room, Wash houso, with Bath-room attached, Dairy, with Tool-room and Wood-houao attached, Cow .bed, Fowl-house, Piggery. Coal-Bhod, &o,; woll in yard with pump, Tho farm is dividod into 8 paddocks, nowly fenced with barbod wire: water in evory paddook. Tho stook consists of 2 Draught Horses, Buggy Horso, and 2 Riding Horsos. 8 Cows, Pedlcrroo Devon Bull, Calves, Pigs, Double Boated Buggy, Spring Cart, Har noss, Saddles, Farm Implements, Harness and Tools (all now). Tho house is thoroughly woll furnished throughout; ovorything quito new, with scarcely any exceptions. Kitohon, with rango, boiler, and oven, sink, and water laid on. T. W. HJOKSON $c CO., Agents, Queen-street. Also, For Sale, by a g .ntlcman leaving for England, a .-roomed Villa, 4 milos from town, with nearly 4 acres of richly grassed volcanio land. Prico, £1,000. Fuxnituro may bo taken at valua -1 °n T. W. HIOKSON & CO.i Agents, Queon-stroct. mm ' : XTB VV CASTLE pOALS 1,500 Tons BEST HOUfEHOID and BLAOKB-UTHS' NOW DISCHARGING. ...... .j And mar be had at SHIP'S SIDE OR DELIVERED. W. & O. WINSTONE. Gooclson.B _-.rcade. EASTER /WOODSON'S. EAST E .Anns. V_TOODSON'S. GH-S. A REMINISCENCE 0¥ the past threo years marlrs rapid strides In the City of Auckland; a completo revolution has boon mado in certain well-known branches of trade-in Stationory, Clocks, Watohes, Jewel lery, and Fancy Goods. Tho opening of the London Arcado marked a favourable era for tho roßidenta of Auokland and its neighbourhood, greater faoilitics then being oilorod for obtain ik at one and tho same place a selection froiu the most varied Btook in unison wRh the trade motto'"S- P-«_ YEARS experience havo shewn by demonstration that a nimble Cd. is better th^n a slow ls„ and that, notwithstanding the close imitation and keen competition to which wo have been subjected, cur bnsineeß was never more successful than nt the present, the publio readily discriminating between the plan adopted at tho Arcado or marking tho goods at tho same universal low prico, and tho course now being adopted by some of our competitors—marking a few b'noa 50 per cent, bolow tho prices at which they havo for years supplied the samo goo^s to the Auok land public. Dnring onr throo years RESIDENCE IN the City onr prices havo remained, the same we commenced at in High-streot, and though in the plan wo have pursued — viz., supplying our goods upon a lower tariff of profits than Itherto known in Auckland, wo havo incurred the displeaßuro of a few of our neighbours, wo are yet content to know we have the approba i tlonof the majority of our appreciating tizenß, • and as long as wo remain In AUCKLAND. 1 It will be out endeavour honourably to maintain tho position in which wo have been placod by the extonsivo patronage we have received from tho inhabitants of Town and Country, to whom wo tender our sincere thanks. ', NEW /-IOODSQN'S. new GOODS. -XOODSON'S. GOODS



j Personal. th torn ISSING FRIENDS,—JOHN TTJRNI iff -LyJL call at Sto_o Bros, for letter. 13' | J, BUNI^IPYou. Tender accept. -• *J » for Chlma.ys. Plo^tocaUatouco. ~ j T HEKEBK give notice that 1 will not I '. JL responsible for a_yD.bt3 contracted by n wife, Sarah Kllza Saollou. from this date. Maroh 10,1883. THOMA- nKEI.LON. P- . i ,! Lost; aua __ ouna. ', T OST or Stolen, on the night of Sunday XJ llHi'lnstant, a Bay Horse, ratbor old, an ; stiff in the f.reloaP. Any ntrioa giving info: i mstlon of its whereabouts. w.'U bo well n > warded.—W. H. Hamilton Parnoll. LOST, Small Memorandum Book wit! c'-sp.—Finder rewarded on leaving n 1 S'l'AH Oillne. ) iT OST, on Sunday evening, in Symonds [ JU ct_oot. Earring (t'ortoisastioll set in Gold] Reward on leaving Bame at Sr _r Office. LOST, on Friday, between Shortland ant Weilington-Btreotß, a Gold Brooch in ihi ■ shape of tha lettor J, with leaf of poarls across —Finder will be rowardodj by leaving the sami , at Stak offloe. EFT, on seat, Albert Park, Small ~_*. i1?. 1? 3. 1 Dooke.-Flnder pleas, rotnrn tc Albert Hotel.—C. J, Long, NE POUND REWARD.-Lost, on tho 2nd March, from Mount Eden, a Black-and-tan Setter Dog, with ono whito foot. Answers to tho namo of Tony.—Anyone return ing samo to W, E. Mears, Quoon street, or to C. Bailey, Mount Eden, will receive the above reward. Uaiia. ST. HELIER'S AND NORTHCOTJS LAND COMPANY (LIMtTBI |. A Call (tho first) of Ono Shilling and Three- S.. nee "a 3'l' on tho Cap:t*l of tho Company hss thfa day bean mado, payable at the Company's Offlce. Shortland-Btroet, on or beforo tho 29_h F. A. WHITE. Auokland M.roh 12.1883, Seorotary, o«iaft) X SfiS S_«g2 made I, payable to the undersigned,at tho office ?_,iM°r,V_?- 1 m? an: .',No-, 21' Now Zc-iani Insurance Sffllx ' °" Sf TURUAY> *"» 21th J.FR_AR CLARKE, Auckland, 2nd March, 18a Secrctery. Meetings. A MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT BOOIBTV having boon formed in eon noohon with at. Luko-s Chnrch, Remner«, the Committee invite the attondonoa of young men who are desirous Ofjololng, to the First Meet* wvXmct mA\ n $ c < _curoh- on I'OKUDfY EVENING, 13th March, ut 8 O-l-ok. The Soolety is undenominational.-.! a_lE_ KNOX Hod. -.to. " \ CCLIMaTISaTION SOCTItT. The Annual General Meeting of tho members of tho Auokland Acclimatisation Society wffl be hol_l?_^s_ Museum Buildings, Princes-street on WEDNESDAY, tho llth inst., at 2 p.m. Holders of Game Licensos for 1882 aro re- i mS _od < tha. t th,°}r nS9 members of tho Society, pr^adings. tond and take patt in ™ T. F. CHEEBEMAH, - Seorefary. BT. HELIER'S AND NORTaCOTE LAND COMPANY (LIMITED). »&« WKDNEailA^.Vboo^ Business: To recaivo Dircotora' Report and meotion of Director-. , F. A. WHITK, Anohland. March 1-.1853. eeoretar" Tenders. EdncUlon Dopattment, Wellington, Std March, K33. TENDERS will bo received up to noon of tho 3Ut Inßt __ t, for tho Ereotlon of a NatlvoSohool Houfo and Teacher.Residence at Ponto Point, Kaipara, Plans, Sec, may bo soon, and forms of tender Obtained, on application to tho M at! ye Agent, Acckland, or tho Telowaphlst, Holou.vlbe.i lolegraphio Tenders will bo received pro vldad iho orlclnal lender and doposl* ,\re lodged with tho Natlvo Agont by tho time specified. E. li. GIBBE 3, For tho Seoratary. ROADS AND BRIDGES, NORTH ISLAND. Public Works Offlco, Auckland, 12th Maroh, 1883. Written Tonders will bo received at this offlco nntil noon of SATURDAY, 21th Maroh, 1883, for tho Repairs to tho Swing Portion of Panmure Bridge over tho Tamaki Creek. Plans, specifi cations, and conditions of contract, can bo seen at this offlco. Tenders mußt bo addressed to tho Hon. tho Ministor for Publio Works, Auckland, and marked outsido, "Tender for Repairs to Panmuro Bridge Tho lowest or any tender not necessarily aocopted. By command. W. H. HALES, . District Enginoor. raiE AROHA BLOCK, PIAKO JL COUNTY. IMPROVEMENT OF DRAINS CONTRAOT. Pnbllo Works Offloe, Auokland, Feb. 27,1553. ! Written tendors will be r. celvod at th's office until noon of W_DN_SI)AY, llth flay of Maroh, 18S3, for the abovenamed contraot. Plans, Specifications, and oondltlona of con traot cau bo Been at this Office; at tha Pnbllo works Office, Hamilton; Warden's Offlce, Thames; and at Te Aroha Hotel. To Aroba. Tonders mnst be addressed to the Hon. the Min ister for Publio w or_s, Anckland, and marked outaide," Tender for Drainage." Tho lowest or any Tender not nec.s_a.liy aocep'od. By command, • - <•* W. H. HALES, ' Distriot Knglneer. nn O PLASTERERS. Tondera will bo received until 10 a.m. on FRIDAY, for Plastering a Building in Parneli R. M. WATT, Architect. Hoffman's Buildings, Queonstroet. Tp._ NDERis are required for Booths for ■ tho four days' Intor-Provincial Cricket Matoh—March 21, 26, 30, and 31. Tonders aro also required for the Lunohoon on tho above days. The lowest or any tondor not necessarily accepted. Full particulars may bo obtained from the Secretary, Tendors be addressed Mr C. H. Osmond, Albert-street, Nowton. Hartooor Board Notices * UCKLAND HARBOUR BQARR. TENDERS FOR KfcEOTION OF SHED, QOBEN STRKBI' WHARF, Harbanr Board Offloe«. Aaokland, 22_d Febuary, 1883. Tonders wiU be received at this offlce until TUESDAY, tho 6>h Maroh, 1883, at noon, for Kreotlng Shed, Quean street Wharf, in terms of plans and spooilications to bo scon at the En gineer's Office. Tenders to bo endorsed," Tender for Ereotlon of Shed." Tho lowest or any tender not noceesarliy aocopted, By order of tho Board. J. M. BRIGHAM. Beoietary,_ AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. a__ND_-R8 FOR PONSONBY WHARF. Harbour Board Offlce, Auokland, 22nd February, 18S3, Tenders will be received at this offloe until TUESDAY, tho Gth March, 1883, o. noon, for Ereotlon of Wharf at Ponsonby, in terms ot plana and spoolfloati.r.g to, ho soon at the Knalneet'a Office. Tenders to be endorse., "lender for Pon sonby Wharf." The iowoat or any tender cot ccooßßarily accented. By order of tho Board. J. M. BRI3HAM, Secrets rr. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOAED. TENDERS FOR C-EIN-WQ AND PAINT INC. BUOYS. Harbour Board Offlce, • Auckland, 6th March, 1883. Tenders will be received at this offioo until TUWRDAY, th-i 20tb isotsnt, at roon forCloan ingand I'alnti-g Huoj». in terma cf opsclfloa. tlona to ba bcoe at thin offlco. Tho lowost or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to b? ondorsed, "Tender iorOlesn. IngandP.lutingßuo 3 s, & R 9Tom Chairman. WORMS in Children and others are removed, and an cflectnal cure caused, by using SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS l_.apackot.-SoldbyJ. 0. SHARLAND AND CO., opposite Post offlce.



_J ' Publio Notices. B j '^B!&&&vßißfhtti2& ~ JpPOPERTY ASSESSMENT ACT, 1879, AND THE RATING ACT, ISS2. . ItA s "orcby notified that a Board of Reviowors V. »? r . _tdon District, will meet at the Resident d Magistrate s Court-houso, Auckland, at eleven r- S.r clo¥ in tno forenoon, on tho. 2Sth day of ' March,, 1883, for tho purpose of hearini; and I detormmg objections in rejpectof property in _ i the under-mentioned places :— li Auckland Borough South Ward lt Auckland Borough East and North Wards Parnell Borough ,_ Mount Wollington Highway District I Panmure do do Tamaki West do do Archill do do Edon Terraco do do Grafton do do Karangahape do do J Newton, Richmond do do Ponsonby do do ! Epsom do do . Mount Eden do do Newmarket do do Onc-trcoHill do do Remuera do do Mount Albert do do Mount Koskili do do Point Chevalier do do Avondalo do do B. TONKS. -i WM. P. MOAT, moviowers ROBERT PHO_DE,i ° ' IVTGA TURK WhAKaRITE TAKOHA ±1 TAONGA. ME TE TURE REITI, 1883, TEKIONA 8. "^ll1' t--_,__Sf-_(S?-.'? aih0 t0 B. ukaPpka whakaatuite whakantenga o nga utu -ivhonua I raroinga Ture i runga ako nei, mo to takiwa Rori iroto to Kaunihora o Rodnoy Mongonui Bay of Islands Hokianga Whanguroi Hobson Waitemata Eden Manukau Coromandel Thames Raglan Waikato Waipa Piako Tauranga Whakataore kl to tarl o ana Poata hel tirohanga mo to katoa. J. SPERREY, TariTakohaTaonga, Komihana. Poneko, Popuero 28th, 1883. EVONPORT HIGHWAY UIS TRICT. NOTICE. 04...; Bntd»e%oir8ntd»e% o ir ar-sua-s _, BEN. TANNEB, Seorotary nnd Coilepfa^— | MPJUNDEO, on the llth day --^arch, X by the Ranger, I Dark Br-; .Hora2. <bob tall), for tresoasßlDg on t_a'^? nt/ lni rt R°ad; and in default of betaß-"8- 36.' th .ab,°Jo will , bo sold, at the pnv^Pound, Mount Albert, en ' tho 28th day p'-^arch, 1883, at noon. 1 C. J. BMALL, Ponndkßeper. j W~~~° - I s ~®- NIOHTSOIL CONTRAOT. Tho undorslgned has this day appointed Stkphen Hookbr hlB Collector. All Feraona who are in arrears at the end of This Quarter will be summoned or have the service slopped. GKGRGII WILSON. j^otice of partnership. Tho undersigned havo this day entered into Partnership as Civil Engineers and Surveyors. fSkmedl JAMES STEWART. Ib'gnea) ASHLEY J. HUNTER. PUTTER EUPHEMIE -I "hHwTthis ?-{. purohased from Mr D, Goldio his half-share in the Cntter Euphemie, and am now running hor entirely on my own acconnt.-E. Hodgaon. O EMU ERA ROAD DISTRICT. Rents for current year must be paid to the Collector, Mr w. Dlnnieon, Newmarkot, before the 27th instant. All unpaid rates at that time will be suod for. B. TONKS, Chairman. 4- al __& l 0 £10.000 LENT on Building dfe-J-.x/ Society principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Honsps built on weeklr payment syßtsm. Mortgages aud Loaos negotiate., aae list of Proportieß for s»le on 4th. pane. Six por cent, allowed on monoy deposited for Investment— C. WiLti-M. on, Dand, Estate, aud Financial -.goa and Valnator,-3,Vulcan Lana. BICYCLES I Bicycles! Tricycles I- 25 jnst arrived, por Famenoth and fam Mondei, for cash or deferred paymente.—W. O. Dennes' Depot, Qneen-street. DR/ PHILSON having expressed a desire to possess In a permanent form the Signatures of Snbsodbers to hi. Testimoial, Su'isorlbera aro roßpeotfaby invited to call at my offlco and sign tho parchment rolla. whioh, wnen oomplotod, will be substantially bound and presented. F. G. BWINGTON, Hon. Beo. HOP 11 BEER 11 HOPII-Notice to Booth Owners on Domain on St. Patilok'a Day.—Hop Beer, Is per cozen, doiivered on ground. All not sold ratUTnech—Note ths ad dress : c. Chamber?, Hon Beer Merchant, next King and Earle's Store, Alesaadra-street. |%I OTICE.—AII outstanding Debts owing V* to tho undersigned ar.i epeolally reqneßtod to lie paid on or before the 2_tU Maroh.—JOHN O'fIRIBN, New Zealand Baktiry, ParnelL CoFFAE PaLACK DINING I-OOMS. GOOD BILL OF FARE. lOE DAILY. A TKIAL SOtIOITSD. W, D. OA-LEN, PKOPRIETOB. TAM E S REID & SUU Beg to call the attention and careful considera tion of those about to Furnish to the Very Favourable Prioes of ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE. Having Introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other house in town. JAMES REID & SON, • Furnitube Emporium, HOBSON-STREET (2nd Sho from Victorla-st INDIA AND CHINA TEA WAREHOUSE.' Landing, ox Crownthoroe, from London. Mom's Superior Fresh Hebkihgs. lib. tins ~ „ Kippkbed „ lib, tins „ Choiok Hbr_ ings in Shhimp Sauoa „ Smoked Bed Hbbbings „ NEW OBINQB MABMAIuIDB ANOtc-Swisa Mils. Biz Arawata, Rotomahana. and Walrarapa, 745 PACKAGES INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. Medium to Vary Choloe, In cheats, halve., and boxe?, These shipments include some ol the cheapest lines sold on tho Australian Market this year. J.REDK. WhITEHKAD, 05. VIOTOBIA-BTBBBT, ."O ATS I—When do rats cease to he rats ? -LID After a hearty meal off Sharland's Phosphor Paste (thoy aro then corpses) 1— Sold by SHARLAND & CO., Shortland-streot, for Is. a pot. Board ana Kesiaence. FUR -USHED BEDROOM wanted by a Gentleman, In centre of city. State terma to J.0.J., Stab Offlce, ■¥7"ERY Comfortable Accommodation for v two gentlemen friends, at Panama House. Lower Bymonfls-Btreo t. 'jyrRS, GILBERT has Accommodation Iv-S. for three respectable men-boarders. Terms—lßs per week, -washing Included.—For address apply at Mrsßillington's grocery store, Freoman's Bay, or at Star Offloe. kjOARD AND RESIDENCE wanted -B_~ by a young gentlemen at North Shore.— Btato terms and address Terms, P. 0., Auckland t CROYDON VILLA, Vincent-street.- Superior Accommodation for two respeot able mon, 20s per week; baths.-Mra Fo Her. SCOTIA HOTEL, HOB3QN-STRKET. Board aid Lodging _.SOa par Week. Board and Lodging perDay.ila. COMFORT __BLE APARTMENT- lor Ladles during their accouchment; quiet ness and attention. Terms moderate.—Apply Mra Boyle, Upper Queen .trcot (3rd house above Heath's store). ' OUTCLUB PRIVATE BOARDISG HOUSE. Edou Crescent, Anckland, within three 'minutes, walk cf the Railway Station, Wharf, Post office. Supremo Couw-hoUBO, and ■ Banks.—First-class Accommodation for Visitors from tho Coast and Country Districts. Apart ments on suite for Ladies and Famffles. Plunge and Shower Baths. Letters and telegrams addressed; o tho Manager, Old Club Private Boarding House, Edon Crescent, Auckland,will rocfllve prompt attention. ;,.."".. ■''' '. Governor bkowne hotel, \JT .. . HOBSON-STREET. Boabd and Lodoi-TG 20s. per Week. 1 BnrouiKooM 255. per Week. V- ENT NO R HOU a E Beaoh Road. Devonport. A dellghtfullr situated Marine Resldenoe, commanding an extensivo viow of the harbour, city, and suburbs; conveniently located between tho Victoria and Devonport whaivos. Every comfort and convenience for visitors and board. . Terms molerato, JNO. OWEN.



I-&tan_ei£»jßm;_. '^§010$ B T' PA' iRICK-'s DAY * MMm&W H- -A-- c- B- SOCIETY, Wmsr\J BRANCH 81. \\WcSii _-,Tho Members of the abovo \l\ GSSif Society will celebrate St. XqXgp* Panicle's Day by a PROCE3 - _§sSi SION t0 tho DOMAIN, where Jsp. Ai-niuTic Sports will be ""^ held. t JL"ffi°' the President's Handicap (runnlnf*- KS,W°, ITnze1 Tnze ,J,',S wi» b0 received al' T) a v?w ql _?. gle Inn- Albert-street, on THURS DAY Night, lrom seven till nine o'clock. tiroVo? T_, V,_i to& a CONCERT, consisting en ffi°,^_ s Music, under .the direction of IVUBB _lIANA_IU_f, Will be given Lp ndini- I»,l. _enS. UemonA°iat^^P^e|the^ Pwces to Concert: 3s, 2s, and Is. • and Fly ™ 3? rvp^-f,o£ Members of Committee . stack oßcffiy, Booksellers, Wellesley- JAS. CLARKE, . Hon. Sec. Coßunittee. I Sporting. ____^- __^_*%: *^^ll^.§-?€-_^« OENDERSON'S MILL RACES. . SATURDAY, 17th MARCH, 1883. (St. Patrick's Day). Tho First Race will tako placo at 1 o'clook pl"?_ A, Special Train will leave Britomart , at 12 o clock noon, in addition to Ordinary Train at 11 o clock. Impby's Band will bo on the Courao. Wm. PERCIVAL, Secretary. fJIAKAPUNA RACING CLUB. R a o a c. EASTER MONDAY^m MAROH. irS. nj£lea gna Accsptancpe close on FRIDAY. "ittt March, at Sir Peroival's Offlce, at 9p_m • ar.d 10 fm at Flagstaff Hotel. North Shore. ' Description of Horses; aDd Colours of KWers. must accompany entries. *"»<»». AJAX Rul6_ 3Cf' deduoKd f■'oni stakes under T. PEEL, „________„_„ Hon. See- Exhibitions. AUCKLAND HORTICULTURAL SOOIRTY. THE AUTUM-TeXHIBITIO-* OF ■'- f.JL FLOWERS. FRUITS, AND y^'iTABIUSS Will be held " >ho CHORAL HAL* °rMOSEs-street. THUE-r A¥ AND FRIDAY, 15m and 18m Mac eh. Admission : Ojse Shillino, o,m„ and on Tnursdny Morntos. from c nw.2_2 T, F. CHBESEMAN. . Bon. Secretary. TO-MORBOW, 10.30 A.M. fruitTfruit I HOBART, NELSON, and AUCKLAND. R. ARTHUR WILL sell by auction, at his Mart, to-' *-' morrow, 10.30 o'clock a,m„ Ex s s. Rotomahana, from Hobart, v2t wS? £*>&**, Pears, Plums, Damson NKLbom Apples * -""""" AUCKLAND Apples, Pear., Plums: Onln- 068, Dam-ons, Grapes, &o. -.-... TO-MORROW. —— L. W. EATON 7 WILL sell by auction, at his Mart. to. o'olook. morrow <*edne.a_-)i at half-pasil ten Of)f) 'CASES APPLES-HOB ART Mar. ■ *U" BOURNE, and AUCKLANDGROWN oontlsttag ot-- Brighton Pippinit, Pear* mains, Fteaoh Crabs, Mobs, Royi_«,fc£. 2 CASE 3 WALNUTS. ' TO-MORROW. AT -SIBbTFs MART. EX ROTOMAHANA, FROM THU SOUTH. 2101. SACKS POTATOES, a splendid *v« sample, and good for table . 83 SACKB SUPERIOR ONIONS. To be Delivered In Town. THURSDAY, MARCH 15. HOUSEHOLD" FURNITURK AHD EFFjgCTS. FOUR EOOKB FROsFoLD HoUbE AX * HOME HOTEL. VIOTORIA-STREET. GABRIEII_EWIB • HAS received instructions to sell in o'clock"" 10"0"' on the Premises, as above, at U &c., &c„ &a, Terma Cast. THUKSDAY, MARCH 15. . DEVONPORT, NORTH SHORE, T H fmm bTf, Cr «er has r£ ceiTOd instructions w.___rP' llFi Bonar, who ia leaving for thn " - I£micls. to sel! at ,to reailo^fc^-X street; Devonport. next door'to i&iS - and opposite the Presbyterian Church, ' THE WHOLE OF HIS FURNITURE KITC__iN° UR' BEDR°OM3. AND Also, A Well-toned Superior Harmonium, 10 stops, by a first-class maker: and a Wheeler & - Wilson Sewing Machine, little used. ■ 5 ,,. georgeTsibbin, . Auctioneer. MONDAY, MARCH 19.. ALLOTMENT, ST. STEPHEN'S ESTATE, TO BE LEASED, * fT-HE subscribers have received Instrac ,«L tr from _tho General Trußt Board, to __S_ f£_J-_ s<\ bsr pLbUo auction, at the Land $_tock ' °a Monday> i»th Inatantram For a term of 10 years, -7 L0^„? of St, Stephen's Estatb, 210 links by _«;_H&^^t^hetwoen Capt. SoweU% and Mr Roskrugos properties; avnvua office 1.! nd conditions of 'ease can be seen attho SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Aucilonoofß. W, S, OOOHEANBJ mg, DAOEB WEDNESDAY, MAROH 25. By order of the Registrar of the Supremo' Court. , ■ PROPER IT, WATERLOO QUADRANT. THE Subscribers havo received instruc. tions from the Registrar ot the Supreme Court to coll by public auction, at tbe Land Mar*, Fort street, on Wednesday, the -Bth » Instant, at 12 o'clook, Tha o_ at half of allotmont 5, section 7, City of Auokland, 57 link- frontage lo Waterloo Qnadrant, witli tho buildings erooted thereon. Condition, ot sale can bo zeen at the offloe o£ Mr Poter oliphant, Solicitor, HiKa-street, or SAMUBju GOCHI. AIIB & SOU,'" Anctiouaer.. ',; TUESDAYS. " THE HA Y~M ABKET, ALFRED BUCKLAND. |\UR HA M YA-R D S RYS GSAS3. Superior Poverty Bay Rye Grass, In qn_nt_> tO3 to suit purohaaers, .. HUNTER AND NOLAN. fCtmimied.' m Fourth Page.J