Mi be felt forhisyoungwifeaswcllasforhis ffU lin their bereavement. Mr G. W. Si thei American Con.nliu this city Griffin, the Ann. Sqow>s Sr imla.ing that s"e' ? '• f '.her and sister, were about to SD°ld to iondon to meet her son's proceed W the remains WiU be taken to America. £2TSA °* Congregational 5! T> v." Hpresfoid-street, who was a warm Cb?ltl fr end of deceased, made suitable, Stoence tothe sad event in his sermon „nd prayers yesterday.

AWFULLY SUDDEN DEATH.

(B y TIbSGKAPH.-PBKSS ASSOCIATION.]

NAPIEK, this day. Me BaMSAY Sime, manager of the Loan Bn d Mercantile Agency, broke a blood vessel and dropped apparently dead in the street on Saturday afternoon. He was carried into Bljthe's drapory shop and Dr. inMicer was sent for; but Mr Simo was Sto be quite dead. The body was conveyed to hrs residence. Deceased was « universal favouiite, and his sudden end cast a gloom over the town.

RECEPTION OF THE GOVERNOR.

at the suggestion of tbe Hon. the Premier and subject to the approval of the City Councillor, His Worship the Mayor has ma de a deviation fiom the programme agreed upon in connection with tho reception 0 f His Excellency tbe Governor, in accordance with the altered arrangement the STceremony will take place at the Kail- I»v Station on Wednesday afternoon at 430 o'clock. The volunteers will march [met with their band, and a platform wdl hi erected for the accommodation of the MaVM. Council, and official represents £ Here, and address of welcome wffl presented, and after Hisi Ex cellency has replied to it, he will be cendneud to a carriage that will be in waiting for him, while his suite, the couu efflors and other representatives, and any naval officers who may h»ppeu_ to L in port, will follow in the remaining carriages, the procession being headed W the Garrison Band and the Voluoteers lie public, of cour.e, are expected to asn,t ia the demonstration, and by tacit consent shopkeepers will, doubtless, close their premises for the afternoon, thus honour lag the occasion and affo.dmg their employe* a half holiday; while possessors of bunting will not be slow to lend eclat to the reception by making a suitable display. It Is to be regretted that the reception has not been fixed for the forenoon of Thur.day, but be that as it may, we feel assured that the citizens will cordially endeavour to m.hold the city's hospitable rtputo by heartily welcoming the expected guest, and giving him proof of tbe loyal feelings wnh which they are animated.

[BY TELEGRAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

WELLIHGTON, this day. Bis Excellency the Governor leaves for Auckland by the Hinemoaat 10 o'clock this morning.

SUPREME COURT.—Criminal Sittings.

THId DAY.

(Before His Honor Mr Justice Gillies.) THB qusrterly criminal sessions of the Supreme Court were opened at 11 o'clock this morning. The Grand Jury. The foUowing gentlemen were duly em pannelled as a grand jury : - Charles Alexander, Charles A. Bydder, Robert C. Carr, John.Chamber*, Francis R. Claude, Edward Cbamptaloup, Thomas Cleghorn, James Coates, William H. Cobley, Henry R, George, Samuel Harding. Henry 1. Harrison, John Lawford, t William W. Philson, Robert Maiß, Charles 0. Knapp, John C. Irvin. James McCosh Clark ond David Hean were excused from service, and Robert Bleazaid was exempted on the ground of his age, while William Anderson and l'redetick N. George did not anawer to their names. Mr John Chambers was chosen foreman.

Judge's Charge. .In delivering his charge to the Grand Jury, His Honor said that the calendar with wbich they had to deal, on the present occasion was one which in several respects was rather peon liar. The number of charges was ex ceptionally small, being only eleven, but the nnmber of persons was exceptionally large, viz, 61. Not a single offence upon the list had occurred within the city of Auckland or its neighbourhood; they all came from the outside portions of the provincial district. There was one case of a Maori against an other Maori, a case by Maoris against 19 Europeans, and a case by a European sgalnit 21 Maoris, tbe remaining six cases being by Europeans as against Europeans. His Honor then proceeded wiih the various caseo in detail, explaining, as he did so, the nature of larceny, pointing out clearly the difference between ordinary theft and larceny st a bailee,and adverting to the essence of the offence known as Malicious Injury to Property. In noticing the charge of rape, preferred against a constable by hu half-caste servant girl, His Honor laid that the case required careful eonsMeration, as the girl admitted having previously had an illegitimate yhild and that while she alleged the accused twice com mitted the alleged offence upon her in the one night none of the five children who slept in the home seemed to have .been awakened. After relerring to the case of attempted rape brought against a Maori . man by a Maori woman as curious—it not ludicrous, His Honor went on to refer to tbe Cambridge ejectment caie, wherein 19 Europeans were charged with forcible entry, by pulling down certain fences and destroying certain whares belonging to natives, notwithstanding their resistance. He quoted the legal definition of the offence, sad then commented upon it, saying that what the law required was that the person ejected mast be in possession, and then if another came with force, arms," or a multitude of people to dispossess the person in possession, he committed the crime of forcible entry. The question of right or title to the property Sad nothing to do with the charge. The law discouraged the use of the strong land j it required the appeal to be mace to itself, If the facts alleged were proved, there was no doubt that the offence *ai that of forcible entry. . The remaining case was one in which 23 Mt.ves had been committed on a charge of assault and robbery with violence. Now, tteeiseoce of this crime was the intent to steal, and it would, therefore, have to be shown that the object of the assault was latent to steal. [Section 43 of the Larceny Aetof 1887 quoted.l The other clrcuui stances were the accessories, which made , toe offence still more serious. It was pro bable that the natives would be indicted for other offences than the charge of which they had been committed. If the latter Mil were presented to them, however, it Wonld be for the jury to say whether the evidence bore out the intent attributed to the accused, If they had aoma other object than robbery in view in Baking the assault, then they W«e not guilty of the offence under notice, although tbey might be gnilty of others for which they would doubtloss be indioted. Wa Honor concluded by remarking tbat *Hle the charges were neither numerous tot|of a very aggravated character, they presented an unusual nnmber of nice Winta for the jury's consideration. UflCENY.—Charles Werner was arraig ned upon an indictment charging him with we larceny of a saddlo and bridle, the pro- Party of Charles Jennings, of Waioronga "aa, Te Aioha, on September last.—Pri *oper, who was undefended, pleaded not «!»%. Charles Jennings, a baker of Waiongemai, deposed to proceeding from - *• Aroha to Thames, on the 16th of last S^tember. Soon after his return, he "JUBed the saddle aud bridle. Prisoner, *howas in the bakehouse when he retur nfd, was not observed by bim about the Pace after the day previous to that on Waich he missed the saddle. Alfred James Wans, deposed to purchasing a bfttse, saddle, and bridle from toe prisoner last September. The £"}dle produced was tbe ono he bought, *he prisoner informed him that he brought it iiom ohinemutu,— Tbe groom of the witerion gave corroboration evidence. 'Flsoner, in his statement to the jury, said ■M bought the horae saddle and bridle from a man named John Poland, in the presence °J aMr Granville, He gave a silver lever *atch and £^'fbr it, and now handed in the - [weipt which he had received.—His Honor Having summed up, the jury returned a lUrdictof "t*<t Guilty."

\ Horse-stealing. — The name prisoner /was then arraigned upon an indictment ! charging him with Mealing a horse, the Spronerty of .lames H. Bateke, at Te | Aroha, on tbe tame date. — Tho • ovidi nee was very similar to that I given in tho last case, it ietug alleged that J the horse was sold to Mr Kvans with tbe tßiddle and bridle.—After a t-hi.rt absence, I the jury brought in a Terdict of "Not Guilty," and the prisoner was discharged from custody. I' i ABO buy of A Bailee.-The Court was occupied with several charges of larceny as a bailee against Benry Whittaker Duval when we went to press. No Bills.—No bills were found against Nicholas Marsb, rape at Maketu, and Hie, rape et Maketu, aud they were discharged from custody. TfiUE Bill°. --True bills were found by tho giand jury in the following cases:— Henry Whittaker Duval, larceny as a baillee; Thomas Gathercole, cattle-steal ing ; Charles Warner, horse-stealing and larceny; Alexander Campbell, malicious injury to property at Ohinemutu.

ARRIVAL OF THE WAIHORA AT DUNEDIN.

(BY TELEdBAPH — rRKSS ASSOCIATION.)

DUNEDIN, this d»y. The Union Steamship Company of New Zealand's new steamer Waihora arrived at Dunedin to day direct from England, via tho Capo. The Waihora en. cmntered a south and couth-east gale with heavy sea until passing Peygwr Point. Sho pas-ed Rotomahana on the 27th at 4.10 a. m. English passengers for Dunedin : Mrs McGuire, Misses bume (2), and Orme, Messrs Steid stokes, and Camp bell, Misses Murray, Scott, and Ballingate, Messrs Itodgers, Litcb, McLaw, Milne, Robbie, and Stewart. From Capetown: Mr M. H. Pearce. From Melbourne : Mr* Low, Mr and|Mrs Monk man, Captain Edie, and A. Leuholm. From Greenock—For Akaroa :Mr Hennlag. For Lyttelton :T. Dodd, Hay (2). For Wellington: Mr and Mrs Howden and child, Mr and Mrs John Hit-lop, Misses Hislop, H. Forster, and A. Shine; For Napier: Mr and Mrs Joseph Meek Brown, Mrs nnd Mr F, Findlay, and Misses ftackellar. For Auckland -. Mrs Hender son, Key. Mr Cumins, Misses Hanson and Knox, Messrs Cox, JLeon, and NicollJ From Capetown for Auckland : Mr and Mrs Burgess and two children, and A. Myers.

INQUEST.-THIS DAY.

As inquest was held this afternoon at Gleeson's Hotel, before Dr. Philson and a jury, on the body of William Morrison, a man in years, who was found deadyesterdayneartheProvincfal Boarding, house, Shortland-street.—Sergeant ulnrke represented the police.—John Sponcer, labourer, deposed to noticing the body of deceased by tbe side of a crate, c!o;e by tho Provincial Boaiding house, iShortland-stroet. He felt the body, which was dill warm, as though life had but re cently pa-sed away. Sevtral companion* were with him at the time, It was between six and seven in the morning. He at once went to the Police Station, and reported the cose. Did not know tho deceased. Sergeant Andrew Clarke and Sergeant White went to the place, aud the former identified the body as tbat of Morrison, an old man, upwards of sixty, who had just completed a term of imprison ment under the Vagrant Act. (Left Sitting.)

BUGGY ACCIDENT AT DEVONPORT.

On Sunday evening Mr Cowan and Miss O'Neil were driving in from the direction of the Lake to cliurch at Devonport. The hoise was a young one, and when coming down past Mount Victoria, near Mr Burnett's residence several rersons on horseback galloped ahead, and startled the animal, which galloped after the others at a furious rate. The.buggy, which held Mr Cowan and Miss O'Neil, speedily came to grief in collision with a telegraph post, while the occupants were thrown out and tho horse run homeward with a por tion of the harness attached, leaving the vehicle on the road. Miss O'Neil was found to have HUatniucd conic nevcre bruises, but Mr Cowan escaped uninjured Another trap was secured for Mr Quick and Mi«s O'Neil was driven to her re.idence, which is about balf-way between Devon port and the Lake. Only a fortnight ago, about the same time in the evening, an accident happened to the Rev. Mr Bates, by which he had a narrow escape. He was walkingwith a lady between the Flagstaff and JDe.vonport wharf, when a butcher boy came suddenly at full gsllop out of a byroad, and knocked the rev. gentlemen down. He was laid up for some d^ys, bnt has now recovered. flb n* two months ago, singularly enough, the Mieses O'Neil wete driving along at about tbe same spot where Mr Bates met with Ms accident, a baker's horse and cart came out of one of the by-roads at full gallop, and collided with O'Neil's conveyance, this time send ing the shaft of the cart through the chest of O'Neil's horso. Again on Saturday night one of the Dudars had a narrow escape from a similar accident to tbat of Mr Bates's. While walking quietly with his slater he, by a miracle, just managed to get out of the way of a hone, which only just touched his shoulder. Most of these accidents are traceable to furious riding and carelessness in turning corners. Butoher boys are credited with several mishaps and it is evident tbey should be in some way punished for en« dangi ring the life and limbs of pmons who may havo ocoaiion to walk along the It is'the duty of the police, in the interest of public safety, to institute prosecutions against offenders.

SOUTHERN CRIMINAL SESSIONS.

Wellington Supreme Court.

(BY TELEGRAPH.—PEESS ASSOCIATION,)

WELLINGTON, this day. The Supreme Court Criminal Sessions opened this morning. Judge Blcbmond, in charging the Grand Jury, bad again to congratulate them on a light calendar, as althongh there was a large number of cases, all of them were of a comparatively light character. He then referred to tbe reform in the procedure of ciimlnal and ciril law. With regard to the latter, some action had been taken, but the criminal law had been untouched. They were no doubt waiting the result of impending changes of the criminal law in England He hoped that something would be done before long, Tho Grand Jury found a true bill against William Harris for felony,

CHKISTCHORCEJ, this day,

The f liminal Session of the Supreme Court was opened to-day, There, are eleven cases to be heard. Judge Johnstone in addressing tho Jnry said i I am sorry to say tbat the calendar which wili be presented to your consideration to-day is by no means a light one as far as regards either the number for the character of the offences charged j but as I have often said before 1 am unwil ling to jump to hasty conclusion of a general character from such an occur« rence as tbis, suggesting the existence of crime to a large extent in the colony. I happened recently to notice in the returns given of criminal records iv the ypar 1881, that while the conclusion ia safely arriyed &t] that Iqe tendency to crime is decreasing, the favourable symptoms are pot to be qualified by the large number ofconvlptions. The police have ascertained that the nnm ber of person belonging to tbe regular crim inal claasses out bf prison, has {Uminjßhed, as well as the number of boufes frequented by them, While the number of convictions has considerably incre&sed.the result arriyed at by persons compeipnt to judge is that tbe efiiciency of the police apd efficiency of the present mode of prosecution are thereby manifested. The number of convictions of| committal for trial is nqt sufficient, therefore, io eau c us to arrive at the con elusion that there is any increase of prime,

DON KDIN, this day,

The Criminal Sittings of Iho Supreme Court opened to-day. In his charge the judge said that the cases for grand jury's consideration were very few, and an ex« ceed'mgly »imple character. Tnoy called for no Bpccial comment. Annie Jarvis pleaded guilty to concealment oi birth, and was sentenced to two months' imprisonment without hird labour. William Pattey and Tbomas Wright, for houee.breaking, were sent to prison for four months.

TELEGRAMS.

fPEB PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

NKW PLYMOUTH, this day.

At the inquest held on Saturday at Burunui, on the body of John Bigby, who waa drowned on his way to the Mokau ou Friday, the jury found a verdict "That deceased was accidentally drowned while trying to swim his boise round the point at Pairawihi," and added tho following rider:—"The jury wonld call tbe attention of the Government to the fact of there being no road beyond the camp and Vvhite Cliffs, and that travellers aro aubjected to great tiskot life by having to go round such a dangerous point on the sen beach. ihe mail steamer arrived at 6 a.m. and left at 7 direct for Wellington.

DUNEDIN, tfiisday,

A dwelling-house and store, belonging to Gordon Matheson, at Morrington, was burned down on morning. It was insured for £300 in the a uitrullan Alliance, £300 in the North British, and £100 in the Standard. Mr Matheson estimates his loss at £200 above that amount.

INTERPROVINCIAL CRICKET MATCH.

Taranaki v, Auckland Second

Eleven.

This match, which was played on Friday and Saturday, resulted in a draw, Auckland having ten wickets to fall and 86 runs to make when play terminated. Taranaki, who had made 104 in their first inning*, r.dded 122 in their second, nnd Auckland commenced their second innings with 147 runs to the bad. Isaac and Blair went In and when tho stumps wero drawn, bad made 61 runs for tho loss of no wickets. The ruoit noteworthy features of tho Auck* land play on Saturday, were a grand catch at square-leg by Dowes, somo remarkably smart slumping by King, and the "mulling of an easy cotcli at square-leg by Mac- Cormick. Scores :— TARANAKI.-9KCOND INNINO3. Partington, h Mills _ .... 8 Beresford, lbw, b Isaao il Cunningham, b Isaao ...... 7 i Read. stKinß.b Isaao 3 Cuntts, o Lankham. b Mllis .. ..11 Foloy, o King, b Lankham _ .. a 0. Bayley. o Dennis, b Mills .. ..1 Riddiford, o liaao, b MUU .. .. 32 Matheson, o and b Mills _ .. 11 Fulton, o Kir g.b Mills .. .. _ 8 V. Bayley, noi ont 0 Kxuos _ _ 3 ToUl IS BOWLING ANALYSIS. | .'. | • 1 • 1 fi S g £ Mills ... - 145 49 V 6 Isaao .. - 112 31 11 3 Whiteside fl 8 6 0 .Weldrum 12 12 0 0 Bold .... 12 4 2 0 G. Lankham.. S3 13 8 1 11 Wide. AUCKLAND.— Skoond Innings. Blair, not ont .. .. _ .33 Isaao, not out .. .. .. .. 20 Extras .8

Total .. .. 01 UOWLINQ ANALYSIS. Barley, F. 10 14 5 0 tMatheeon 36 17 2 0 Bayley. G. .. SB 251 1 0 t 3 Wide balls.

Dinner to the Visitors.

The members of the Taranaki team were entertained at a complimentary dinner in Dallen's Coffee Palace Dining Rooms on Saturday evening, Mr W. F. Buokland presiding, and Mr Osmond, honourable Secretary to the committee, occupying the vice-chair, In proposing the toast of tbe ''Visitors," the Chairman said he could not but admire the pluck that had brought them here. He was sorry they bad not seen our cricket ground with its twelve or thirteen matches proceeding at once, en. gaging the energies of 250 players, every one ot whem fancied he should be In the first eleven of Auckland (laughter,) Tbe Taranaki team had done quite as well as had been expected of them, but they could hardly expect to beat the Auckland Kepresentative Team. He was aorry to say that when the " reps'' went South they were not able to call at Taranaki, bnt he ex pected that In a year or two, when the ( Taranaki railway was carried through, they" wuuld be able to have these matches much more frequently. Aucklanders had learnt something from their visitor", and if thoy had not hoAn to"ol<* „k -™ *~ »-" ■• «hm-t ones " by Mess's Beresford and Partington, they bad ot least been shewn how to fight matches out and got through a largo nnm ber in a short time, Perhaps, again, the visitors had learnt something from their opponents during their stay. Tho toast was drunk with enthusiastic cheers, -Mr Riddifoid, the Taranaki captain, responded, He was sure they had learned aomethiog hero, while they had enjoyed their tiip. He would rather have seen a representative team from Auckland in Taranaki than have come up here. This was the third time tbey had visited Auckland, and although the Northerners had promised to retnrn tbo compliment, they had not done bo. Ho might add that there wore many in the team, who, had they known that they wonld have played so disgracefully (crlea of "No! Nol"), wonld not havo come; and yet he could also say that they had boon compelled to leavo a few of their best mon behind them. He trusted Auckland would keep its promise of five years ago and sond a team to Taranaki. If they had a fight on their own ground he did not say they would win, but they would at least make a better show than they had done heie.— The other toasts included, " Success to Cricket," " Umpires and Soorers," "Auck land Cricketers " (coupled with the names of Messrs Robinson and Osmond), "The Chairman," "Ladiee," "Press," and " Ho«t." Praise was given to Mr Osmond for his excellent management of the matches.

POLICE COURT.-THE Day.

(Before Meisrs Newman and Macdonald. Jus-

tloes, «__ Inebbiatm,—Ten pnntsbed according ta law by fine or Imprisonment. >osin in jißMa— Norah Williams waa oharged with smashing sevoral panes of glass In the drawing-room window of Mr Thomas Murphy, ot flora Cottage, Albert-street, on data-day night, Prisoner, an active young woman, pleaded pot guilty. Ann Mnrphy. wife of Thomas Mnrphy, deposed that Bhe knew Norah. Prisoners Btrange If you didn't j you are my slater. Witness s Alas llt ls too true, yonr Worßhlp. I'm sorry to appear In this owe, but Norah Is continually troubling ns for drink; Bho came en Saturday ev'eoirg and wanted a nobblor; witness refuted, and imme d'atoiy Norah "let Jnto" the drawing room win dows ; Bhe also broke somo kitohen square*.— Prisoner: Tour Wofshjp, that's rnyaister; Bhe brought me from Ireland; I wish she hid not: I was happy at home; my husband a}ao put the squarei fn; sue knocked my tooth oat Tour worship, Prlaoner here opoced h«r mouth and displayed the vacant p nco.i—Constab'o Haiell saw prisoner bpeaklr g tbe windows with an axe.—The Court or.iered payment ol damage* a-d costs, or seven days' ltn>'iisnnme»t. Beer akd Boys.—Wm. Hcbden, Wm. Cara dus, Joseph MoHugh, and Martin Trenwith wore ohargpd with larceny o£ a keg of beer, value 15s, at Takapuna, on the 31et ultimo, the property of Thomas Keel.—Mr Jackson ap peared in defence, and pleaded not guilty.— Ti,onj*B "-eel, ot i,ake Takapuna, depo 0' tbat he was a spirit merchant, and op Saturday ha sent a k«g ot Deer to Mr Kelly to order; tbe keg oontslned five gallons. Tbe oartpr was ln the habit of leaving erraufs In a uertaln spot by the wayside. In the present instance some one had drawn the cork and taken aoont two gallotiß ont. The remaining three gallons were spoiled.- Tho youths, who were bodb ot lesreot able citizens, agread to pay for the teer and oosts—iho Bench oonsldored ihe oase very olear ; the temptation waa too t fronz I the beer should not have been touched by them; tbey had done to themaelyea a far more serious wiong than they had done to prosecutor. Dis missed on laymont ot Court costs. Fishy.—John Moore, won charged with creating a disturbance ln the Theatre on Satur day night, dnring the performance. The' old man said he had done no wrong; he moroly wanted to hear Mir Lqve's now songs. The evi dence shewed that the old man was swinging a big fl«h about among the auulence, and sing ing " Dublin Bay." The prisoner, aooordtng to Constable Lamb; was In liquor. Fined 5s and costs. Cow and Cab?. -Pt trlok Com oy was oharged with the larceny of a coat and vest, value 25a. and money #3 Ijs. the property cf Thomas Mitchell.—The clothing was found upon the prisoner, who wis employed upon the outt'er Hofsle. Tho owner and Alfred Foater gave evlderpe. a'BO Copstable $axeli.-P»leonor eald a man named Constantino gays him the trousers: be know nothing of the ml'Blng things.—demanded until to-morrow. Fists and Ficmb.—aw Aphil CoMapr.— James Willlaxs and John Reid were oharged under the Vagrant Aot with greeting a hroaoh of the peaoe by fighting ia Queen-Btreet at an early hour yesterday m ornlng,—W illiamssald ho had a r»P at Jaok s nose. -Bold said It waa a bit of a squabble, end jfOlhlog more,—Jinea OS eaob, 0 • aovfln dsys. ' This was all the bnsUee?,

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Aran, 3. 1883. Rank of N.Z.- Sellers, £23 7s 6d National Baik—tellers, Ms . ~ Colonel Bai,k-Bnyers, 45a 6d; sellers, iO, 6d N Z. Inßuraooe-Buvers, 73s . K.Z. loan and Mercantile—Bayers, *5 las: seller-, £6 Auofeland Has- Bn ers, £0 New Zealand hlepmg-gellers. Sis Kempttorne. Fraaser and Cc-Boyers, 2ila IU Kuranul Hlll-Sellen, 5* - Queen ot Beanty-30« 6d. 81s: bnyars, 30J Deep Level Cross-Buyers. Os 3d; sellers, Oa Od Prlnoe Imperial - 02a 6d. a3s; buyers, 63a; sellers. 63s Hand of Friendsblp-2« 114,3s JO3BPH NEWMAN. Chairman.

THE SURVEY OF THE NORTH ISLAND TRUNK RAILWAY.

(By Telegraph.—press association.)

HAWERA, this day. The Stratford conospondentof the "Hawera Star" writes that a party of surveyen* under Mr Carkeek, started from Stratford on Saturday to made a flying survey of- the country as far as the watershed of the Wanganui River, and then down to the valley of Mokau. The object is to see if the country Is practicable for a main line of railway to Waiketo.

AMERICAN SUMMARY.

San Francisco, March 11,

Wiggins's predicted storm occurred on the 10th at bt. John's, New Brunswick, Boston, and Halifax. It was the worst storm for years, and in several places in the interior of the United States railway,tracks are impassable, owing ti snow. The prophecy created a widespread scare; many vessels were detained at different ports, afraid to put to sea. The latest re Panama Canal states that the Pacific mouth has been fixed somewhat to the East of the site previously selected at the mouth of the Rio Gtande. The Franco-American Trading Oompany has signed contract to cut seven miles. An other call of 15 000,000 francs expected. 30 million francs nearly expended already, without a single foot being cut for canal proper. English dredgers are engaged deepening the Fox River. Tho floods caused an overflow of the Ohio River, doing frightful damage, Cincinnati suffered heavily. Iv Lauronceberg, 800 houses were overturned, and 3,000 rendered homeless. Louisville, Kentucky, was dam aged to the extent of 3,000,000 dollars. Five thousand people homeless. At New Albany, 100 houses were swept from their foundations, and 1,200 submerged. v. Great floods occurred in Miasiesippi, by which crops wore destroyed. Cholera is racing at the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. 'Ihe railway work is sus pended, ~ | The new tariff is generally troated con- | temptuoualy. The slight changes mado i are not considered to have much effect,

Reports re the Culiforniau wheat crops a> o encouraging, but rain ls needed. The average is larger than heretofore Seliin Morse, known in Melbourne, was not only prevented from performing " The Passion" play in New York, but was arrested for contumacy in evading the order of the Court,

Mrs Langtry settles In Now York, wore ' Bhe has purchased propetty. j In Bnltimoio, February 24, during a set to between Jem Mace and the MaoiiSlade, the mon lost their temper, and went to work at each other in earnest. Mace came out with a black eye and battered nose. London, March 5. The Society for the" Suppression of Blasphemous Literature pro poses to get up case* against Professors Huxley and Tyndall, Herbert 3pencer,< the publisher of John Stuart Mills' works, John Mprloy nnd o-bers, who, by their writings, havo sown widespread unbelief, and rank atheism.

HOSPITAL COMMITTEE.

Tub Hospital Committee oi Management met this' atterroon, there being present:—Meßsrs Mackeohole (Ohalrman), Clark (Mayor), Pea oook, Dando, Virth, and Kensington.

Laox 80P EhintendeOT.—The Chairman re ported that Mils Smith had been telegraphed lo In rospeot ot tho position of lady superin tendent, and that In reply she had naked for partlonlara and tarms, stating at the taite time. If also conld not ooma hereelf Bhe thought she oou'd got supply. It was agreed that the committee ooula not entrust ills* Smith with the power to supply, nnd that for her own Information, fall particu lars ob to terms, &o„ should be trsnimittati to her—Two uther applications for appointment to the pott were reoelved, bnt oonßlderatlon of thorn was deferral until a further an.wer has been reoelved from Miss Smith. Free, B -atnUoiia services of Mra Kiaallnit (dan«htor ol Col, Hamtaini as lady superintendent till a permanent appointment ia made, havtcg been tendered, the offer waa aaceptad with ilunkn. Nurses.—The Houso Committee reported the engagement of Misses Macartney, Jones, and Young as nurses, and it was agreed to advertise for assistant nurses. Mrs Napier, of Coro mandel, had applied for the position as nurso, and it was decided to appoint nor. HosriiAii |Kqujrem<xt«. — < he ohalrman »&ia that u» hadte eitiaphed to the Government on Thurs my, asklmr authority to draw npon them to the extent of £100, for the pnroboso of articles of absolute uecssalty for tha Hos pital, bnt ha had not yt received a topi. .— It was lotoluod to send a farther telegram, and ln tho meantime to puromso tbo neod-d "'MEtoits otkwabu.—juroricewes aprolntod houee Howard, hospital cletk, and assistant disnonser. Tooro waa ono oibor application. Vis UNO Staff,—The mio'lag was then re solvi d Into committee in order that the appli cations 'or appointment to tho meolool vlaitlug Stalf might be privately ojrsidored,

MINING NEWS.

[BYTEL^GRAHI. -OWN CORRESPONDENT ]

THAMES, this day. . The Imperial return for month is GSlozs 10 dwts from 300 loads, and ? cwt picked stone and specimens. The Queen of Beauty return is 40Jozs ; Moanatairi, 1290za 6dwts, from 70 tons dirt; and Thames Golden Crown, lHozs lOdwts gold from 250 loads. The Caledonian have out a leader 6 inches wide in the north cross-cut, 60 feet level, which looks well, bnt shows no gold yet. Sharemarket, 3 p.m. - Southern Cross - 6s Gd ; sellers, 6s 6d; buyer?, Gs 3d, Mariner-Kellers, 5s Gd ; buyers, ss, Im perial—62» 6d, 63s ; sellers, 63a 6d ; buy era, 62* pd. Tho New Manukau winze is down the full depth (a> out 50 feet) to the drive in the cross-cut to connect with it. The contractors for the erection of the winding as- ociation machinery fini-h to.morrow, and work should be in lull swing in about a week.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, MONDAY. APRIL 2.



ARRIVAL OF THE MANAPOURI. 1 Tns: s.s. Manaponrl arrived from the South at 3*55 p.m. PaßSongers from Molbourno: Mrs Derham and companion. Miss Hoys. Dr. Golds boro', Messrs. H. E. SnlUvan, W. C. McEwan, and nino steerage. From Coast: Mr and Mrs Tuokor and family. Mr and Mrs Rattray. Mr and Mrs Dacre, Mr and Mrs Kelly, Mr ond Mrs Milllngton and child, Mrs qilberd and 3 children, Mrs Parnell and 5 children, Mr Malone and sop, Mrs Allster. Brown, Mrs Healoy, Mrs Foster, Misses Cottlo, Hulmo, McManus, McGregor, Crump, Meredith, Hay. trailer. Kateliffe, _ownde_, McGregor, fc-ohroe der. Stewart, i. rootor (21 Rob n», Master Maw otmrob, ColFraser, Kevb. Bi own, Messrs Pope, Lomo Olelland, H. M. Miles, Fi Cols grove, S, H. Bartlott, H. Graham. Clayton. Crawley. A.A.80y., Merodl th.N eluon, J. H. Hrown,l_»mb J. King, Cleveland, E. M. Fenton. LeeobjAUan Macdonald,, M. Prio, Gunner, Bowler, H. M. Brim, Cotterlii (2).Geo, Fra'or, Benjamin. 8, De Beer, and 21 la the Bte'ersge. - I The first meeting of creditors in the ps'ate of George Pooloy, carpenter, Kyber Pass, was held to-day. Liabilities were set down at £213, and assets at £41. Mr Thomas Macffarlanp was elected trustee.



Persona . i MISTAKEN UHaNG IS.- If the Goutle. man wbo gave me tb» above last Wednecday. aoolles, stating full rartlonlars, to X. Y„ Post Offloe Box ,32. l Will return surplus. ' Oafeinetinakerd. TAMES EE ID AND SOW, Beg to call the attontlon and careful considera tion of those about to Furnish to tho Vkrx Favpuiubm Prioes of ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE, Having Introduced Steam Power, they are pny pared to supply all work Ohoapor than toy other house in town, JAMES REID & SON, FUBNITUBE EMPORIUM, HOBSON-STBEET (2nd Shop from Victoria-st *1 LITTLE, CABINETMAKER, UPHOLBTERER AK[D UNDERTAKER ftiTE OV VICTORIA STREET). Inform; his customers apd the general pnbllo that he has REMOVED to more suitable and commodious premises in gQBSPN-STRBET; Third Bhop from Cook Btreet (west side). at i i i.i I i »=== =? Educational. LADIES' SEMINARY, College Road. Prlnolnal-Mlsa Vaile. gohqlastlo duties began Apr" Zj"t- |»/fISS VAILE'S Class tor Painting, iVJL Drawing, Etohlrg. Painting on Battn and Torra Cotta, meet) Tuesdays and Frldase. DANCING CLASSES meet tW» wpek- Intending Poplls pießßg forward names lat onoa to jjigg Vqlle lieloes'er V«H«. ■ -■TTPSOM HOUSE-SEMINARY, -The _H_ Seoond Quarter of 18*8 commenoes April IP, Terms on application to Mrs Stoddard,



wantea. (\\rANTED-Go and See the Ladies' V V Klaßtiotide Imitation Kid Hoots, for 3a 6J, at Dampler'a Moot Shop Victoria-street. \\r A NTED^a Smart Boy.—Apply Office T Tot this f aper. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Rascißtrr (established 20 years), Twelve Generals (Parnell); ur/ent. \\J aJNTEP, a General Servant.—Apply V T -. at Wynyrrd Hunae. Eden Creßcent. ■ ANTED, a good General Servant.— _ Apply Occidental Hotel. WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply Mrs Hallett (opposite Bishop's Court), Parnell. * I. ANTED, a Gentral Servant. —Apply Vv Stjb offloe. ANTED, a General Servant.—Apply Mr Hoffey'a Boarding House, next to ill > Governor Brown Hotel, Hobson-street. _ ANTED, Rood General Servant; alto, respectable Girl of about 14 years of age.—R. C. Oarr (B. Tonka, Brunswlok Mart). Vjjk" ANTED, a General Servant for a. vt bo)all family; references required.— Apply to Mrs Eogieslm,' Wellesley-street West, two uoors below Hobaon-atreet. ANTED, a General Servant,—Apply personally at Mrs Clarke's, St. Helier's. WANTED, General Setvant (Pro testant).—Mrs E. J. Cox, Picton-streot, Ponsonby. WANTED, a Good General Sevant. No washing.—Apply nt the Grange, Ponsonby, or to W. 0. Cennea. Queen-atceet. ANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply Suffolk Hotel. €li 7 ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland TV Koglstry (establlßhod 20 years), Hotel General (town), wages 16a; urgent. i WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (Ketabllshed 20 ye're). good roßpootablo If omala Eorvants. all olasao>. \»RANTED, a respectublo Servant Girl, Vt abont 11 or 16 yenra.—Apply to Mrs D. Evltt. tppeslto the Market. WANTED, Soveral good Dressmakeis, -MUno Sc, Ohoyce. WANTED, a Kemßlo Cook.—Apply Railway Ttrmlnna Hotel, Snort-street. \ItT ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland W Registry (established 20 jeara), Female Gook (Napier), wages 25a; vary urgent. ANTED, a first-class Machinist.— Milne fcChoyce. ANTED, Young Girl as nurse; resi. dent et North Shore preferred.—Apply to Mrs Chuitop. ; WANTKD, a respectable NursealrL— Apply at once to Mrs T. J. Philips, Karangahape Road, Newton. */•/ ANTED, 4 Apprenticoi; wages given VY alter tbe Arm 0 months.—Apply Mrs Short. Dreaamaker. Mi.unt gden Road. ANTED, Apprentices to the Dress making.—Dunne, Hall, and Co., Quoon stroet, ■ WAN i ED, 2 Assistant Dres»makeis, at the Temple of Fashion, Newmarket. _ ANTED, a Governess.—Mrs R. tidy, Mount li den. __ WANTED, nt Hannafords Auckland Registry (establlßhod 20 yeorß), Boy to milk (Taoranga); very nrgent. W _ ANTED, a useful Boy, to live in the honso; also, a Man to Garden one or twd'daysinthe week.—Apply Fir Grove, Con quost Placo. WANTED, a respectable Ltd accus tomed butchering.—Apply at onco to John Maxwell. Drtko-atrool. \\_r ANTKD,anintelligent and thoroughly Vr respootable Lad.—Apply Partington and Klnsey, Photographers. Qrey-Btrcot. ANTED, a Strong Lad for delivering paroels.—Apply to O nrllok and Oau well, Qooen-etreet, \\ ANTED, a Kespeotable Youth,— TT Hanahard and Cranwell, SIB, Queen street. ___ WANTBD, a Bcspeotable Youth.— Apply. O. Canning. Qneen-street. WANTED, a young Man for the Tin* smith's Shop, to work press. Constant employment.-Fisher and Co. (Ltd.) \\f ANTED, a clean, atoady yonng man Vt far the Hutohgrlng, on* that oan slaughter profuwd.-T. Hejjggr, Kyber Pmi W"* ANTED a Man accustomed to Walt at Tablo and moke hlmaolf useful.—■ Apply to D. Ruble, noar Cosmopolitan Hotol, West Queen-Btreet. ANTED, a Carter.—O. flulme, But cher. ANTuD, two men used to Brick mahioß Apply io J. Archibald, New Lynn Brickworks. ANTED, for Kawakawa Colliery, a .duly qualified Medloal man. —Apply Bay Co-I company, 10. N.Z. Insurance Bull: ---leg*. Anokland, W ANIED, a Baker for the country.— " Apply to Thornton, Bmlih and Flrtn. W timb»roullng.-ippbr tJ Mr B. Roe Onahunga, WANTED, a Well-sinker.—Apply lo Mr Harcourt, Summor-Btreot, Eden Terrace. , WANTED, good General or Harness Hand.—Honry Brace and Co. (Limited), Hlgh-Btreot. _ VVAN'IED, an Iron Moulder; also, a T* Striker.-T-Apply to C. Hawkoswood. Stairordßhlro Iron Works, Hobaon Btreet. \ai ANTED, Bricklayer to Build a vv Doublo-Chhnnoy—labour only.—Apply Tnlßtle Hotol, Queon-Btreet, \\i ANTED, a respectable Kind Person » T In town to look after a little boy 3 years old.—Apply Mrs Henry's Registry, Spartland stroej.. W"~ ANTED, a fiist-rate Carppnter,— Apply to Mr Harcourt, Summor-Btreot, Eden Torraoo. , \\l ANTED, a good Set of Officers and * f Members Begnlla for a Good Tepiplar Lodge at onoo.—Stato terms, etc, aid address reply to "Bos," Star Office. WANTED K^ OWN—Dampior's First Larue Grand Moiling Off, at the Hobnon ntroet Shop, is now aoit gon rarttoulars soon. Balntlmt. t\7'ANTED the Ladies to Know that Vt Monro and Mipigan, Houson-street have Bocnred the servloe3 of a flrat data Mil liner, and aro now nrenarod to anpplr milliner/ in all Its brangheg on the Bhortest notico, W ANTKD, two respectable Tradoamen ' * as Boarders; comfortable home, in cluding plunge and abower baths; terms mode rate.—Apply to J. Cmeron, ucotla Plaoe, Upper Qneon-ptroei WANTED, by young man, Board and Residonco. — Stato terms to Maltby, Stab Office. \\ ANTfcD, 2or 3 Boaidera (terms 17s * • per weak, waehtng included), -Apj4i W. Gadd. CheapFrnl' Depot, Victoria-street, i * ANTED NOTICED — Lillywhite's VT Celobrated (Jrloke ting Annual (or 18?% jnst Yon ont. to be had now In any qnanMilej at the Old, Old Poit Offloe.' Upper Parnell.-W. K. Stdlor. Ktqtloner, So-, fto. \\f ANTED SREN. % Ladies' High. TV heel Prnnella Boota for 8s Od; and the cheap lot ot Infante' Boots and Shoes, at Dampler'a Boot Bhop, Victoria Btreet \\; ANTED, Morchants and TradoS » v people to render their Aoaonnts ag^luat tho Anokland Club, to 31st ult., without delay.— W. Flood, reorttary. _ \\J ANTED to Rent, a good House of 12 v* rooms with garden, stable. &o,ln the looa'ltlei of Bemnera or Ellerslie; or, a Fur nished Houbo ot 7 or 8 rooms In ehherof ihe above 10falltles.-Appiy to J.M. & J. Mowbray, i and Agents, Queen-threat. ' \\! AIVTBD TO SELL, First-rate Baking v' Cart.—Apply sharp to " Baker," Stab offlco. ' • \\l AHTK.D Tv StLL, good Six *» roomed Houbo and largo Allotment, cheap; with good viow.—George Sage, Ollphant- Btreet, Ponsonby, v%; ANTED KNOWN—Dampier's First . t Large Grand Selling Off. at the Hobeon ttrtet f hop. ii now going on. I'artlou'ars soon. Be ln tlme^ XXJ ANTED SEEN, tho Ladies' House v V Boit», 8s 6i end 3a j I adiea' Sllppore, 2'; a d tbe Ladies' Mgb-heel Evening Shoes, 3s Bd, ft Dqmplei's Boot ahop, Victoria btreer. ta/ANTED KNOWN-Dampier's First Vl Large Grand Belliug Off, at t£s Hobson- Btreet Phbp, ls now going on. Partlonlara soon. Be ln time. . ANTED KNOWN-Button Hook*. 2d each: Long Leather Boot Laces, Id tho pair,' or 9d the dozen pairs—at Dampior's Boot Shop, Victoria-street. ' \JU ANTSD ""SEEN, the Men's Buff VV Blippers. for 4a; and the oheap lot ct Men's Boots at Dampter'd Boot ahop, viotor.'s atreet. W. NTfcD KNOWN— Dampiej's First Large Brand S ulllng Oft at the Hobeon etreet Phop, la now going on, ParliouUra soon. Be In time. WANTED KNOWNTrrCharles Keleey and Co. have Jnst received, in newest d< s'ijob, n oholoe assortment ot Silver Jewellery, all guaranteed, They keep no imitation Silver. -Charles Eeltey and Ca, two doors below Morrln'a, Ironmorgers. TJA, ANTED KNOWN-If YOU want to VV ace the latest Fashion (Antumn end Winter, 1833), have a glance at Monro and Mllllgan'a Tailoring Window, jfl Hobson-Etreet, WANTED KNOWN, at Danipier's Boot Shop,' "iotorla-Btroet, yon can R«)t La'leV real Elastic slue Eld Boots With tassela, forßjOd. Belntlaiii The beßt stock of Winter Hosery in Ponsonby is to be found at Robson's Melbourne House. Come a^ nee them. , WANTED KNOWN^Dampier's First Large Grand Selling Off at the Hobson street Ship, is now going on, Particulars soon, Be in time. v, ANTED KNOWN - That Tester TV KMangahapeßoad, will continue to aell Drapery at ooet pyloe for a fortnight longer, WANTED Known —arid well known,— Moaley'fl Hosiery, Brettle's Hosiery. Leicester Hosiery, at Ho oaon's Melbourne House, Pgnsonhr- \XJ ANTE D,—Hosiery 1 Hosiery I — Vi Men's, Women's, Boys', Glr.s\ afit Children's, just opened at Robson's Melbourni House, Ponsonby. > ■ ■ •



Wantea ANTED, a Billiard Marker.-Apply Northern Clnb. V\; ANTED, a Bricklayer to Build Two v » Chlmnlea.-John Giles. Devonport. WANTED, good Servant Girl, princi- pally for Cooking, for,the Market Hotel. WANTED, for Fiji, a Butcher. A young man preferred. — G. Hulme, Butcher. v*/ ANTED, by a young woman, a Situa- V ♦ tion as Barmaid; not experienced — ■Apply by letter to TM., BT.IB offloo, I WAJNiED, by 3 young ladies, Person to Teach Mudo.—State terms to lithe. Star offlce. \*7ANTED, a Man to make himself ▼ T generally useful.—Apply Pacific Hotel, Queen-street. WANTED, a good steady young Man nooustomcd to work as Boots.—Apply Prlnoe Arthur Hotel, Hobson end Wellesley Streets. WANTED KNOWN—Dampier's F fort Large Grand Sailing Off. al the Hobaon street Shop, is now going on, Partlonlara soon, Be ln time. WANTED KNOWN—it cannot be too widely known—tbat Charles Eelsey and Co. k'ep no Imitation Silver Jewelry what ever, the whole of tbeir large and oboloe assort ment being Real t liver, whioh they guarantee — Charles Eelsey end Co., two ooora below Morrin's Ironmongers. WANTED KNuWN, that White and Watklnson, Tailor*. Victoria -nti est, have received their shipment ot Winter Goods, ex Brahmin. 1 hey request that those who have Beleoted from patterns wlll.klnJly call and see tbe pieces WANTED KHUWH- CHKAP MM nun I Ouaa- Timbeb I And all other kinds of Building Materials, oan be puiohanefl cheaper and better than anywhere else at the Yards of D.Goidib, Albert-street. There beln« no manufactory tor Joiners' Timber on the pre mises, the customer hoB an additional opoor tnnlty of netting superior tlmbor. Wheelrlghu' Material b always In Btook ' t ATANTED. — Wanted to tell, vory V T oheap. 1 ton ot Quinces, 21 Ib 7 lbs for Ib ; Largo Cooking Appier, Slbs tor ls: Let of O.d Oheeao, id lb, dlba lor Is; Onions, 2d 10, tins (or Ib ; Glaus Custard Cups, only 01: about 100 Hnaraved Glass Juice, will bo sold at oost prioe to olear thorn ont, only Bd eaoh; Wine Glasses, Ik 8d doz: Egg Cane, la 8d d,^; Lot o Plotnrefl, Sd and Bd eaoh; 300 boxen Pens. Bd box. la 6d doz: Penholders, la Gd groso. 2 gross Its 6d. For Two Weeks Only.—B. WATTS, Pitt-etrtet. Ist March. WANTED KNOWN.—GOING HOME. As I am about to undertake a business toar to Great Britain and tho Continent of Europe and being on experienced trai oiler, I have decided to nndertake and trsnßoot all binds of oimmlsalon business that may be entrusted to me. suoh ac Negotiating Agenoloa. Loana on Vlrflt-olnEs Security, Safely Deliver Parcels of Goods plaoed under my core, or Purchase any Goods, to assist those who wish their friends to come to tbe colony, by giving Information as ko onr oolonlal requirements. &o. Having been engaged dnring the past three years as • tra veller, and dnring tbat lime visited nearly all paiti cf Now Zealand, I find tha ory Ib every where. "We cannot get female servant*." Boeing this, and at the urgent reqneat ot a number of friends. I shall, while at home, make arrangements |for the engagement of suitable servants, and will see to uae all possible care In their selection. The best references as to trustworthiness oan he prodnoed if required. For further particulars apply at my Offloo. Colonial Back Building', Qaeen-itreet) Auok land, before Tnesday, 10th April. K. BANDQ. Wanted, respectable men with a Utile capital to join me In taking np IGD.OCO (One Hundred Thousand) Acrei. of very uood Agricultural Land ta tho North Island, to be subdivided Into suitable Farms, purchasers to be associated as % " rarmart Co-opormivo Land and Settlement AssooUtion "~K. BANDO. T. MARK'S, REMU ER A. Wanted, a Tenor for St. Mark's Chnroh, Remuera, a good voice, a good rtader, and a 'amlllartty with Chnroh Servloe Inoiapeoßable. r«*tlmoolalB will be required. An tffloient np .lioant will receive liberal treatment.—For wms end autles, apply to the Orgaaiat of tho chnroh. |nO PRINTERS.-Wanted, a Composi- I tor, for a weekly paper; good Turnover ireforred. Permanency to good hand.—Apply ?. Mackenzie, "Northern Luminary," Kawa tawa, at Victoria, Auokland. PUPIL TEACHKR Required in Ladies' Sohool.—Address " Teaohor," Stab offlco. {'0 BAKtth 8.-Wanted, a Young Man as third band.—Apply offloe ot this pater. ALitDY of some experience wishes to obtain a situation aa Housekeeper; wonld iot objfot to take the entire charge of young children i reff ron ws exchanged, — AOdren 'AW.- t>QßtOfflo». Welllng'on. pOPPKR-PLATE ENGRAVER.— A t ' permanency to good man,—John Sands, iydney, t 0 Grocors and Provision Merchants.— j yea, S*V£fleft6ttW},'»t»a«J*wati>JMll>tst«RtJ rode In all departments-Address JWT, 6TAH iffloe, Auokland. i i Goodson,s Aroade. a GOOD SON'S ooq- M SON.s oa pa oco CONDON LONDON ARCADE. ARCADE. The accident . to our verandah has deprived ns far the time being of the display in four of our windows, but tho Arcade stalls remain tho same, and, aooordlng to our usual custom, we most cordially invito inspec tion of our goods, irrespective of any purchase being madfd ana hope our friends will not hesitate to look around within though deprived of the usual foolllties without, by tho serious accident we have sustained, o o 86 °9 a §§ GOOD SON'S. pQOD_ SON'S. OOD ~ SON'S. CroOD-SON'S. tccp com BrJo^»y ONKY TO LEND ON PERSONAL SECURITY. ' <A _ Persons borrowing £5 reoeive Mm Persons borrowing filO recolve fl9 Porsons borrowing fi?o reoelvo fllß Persons borrowing £50 receive *45 Renavable ln Weekly or Monthly Instalments, IWb discounted daily. Striototseoraoy. LONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT COM, PANY, Hlgh-Btroet (2 doors frow Vuloen Lane),. A? 1 A TO £10,000 LENT on Building 361 X" Society prinolplea. or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See Just of Properties for s»le on 4th page. Six per oent, allowed on money deposited for Investment.— O. Wiiaiaiko». Land, Estate, and Financial Agon and Valuator.' B,Vnleon Lane. Calls. OVAL OAK GOLD-MINING COM PANY (LIMITED). N o"T I O E. The Direotors of tho Royal Oalt Gold-mining Company (Limited) have this day made a Call of Threepenco (3d) on the Capital of the Com pany .payable to tho Seoretary to tho Company, Mr William Home, at the Company b Offloe. Coromandel, on or before SATURDAY, tho 28t|i day of April, 1833. (10th call). W. HORNE, Secretary. Coromandel, Maroh 28.1883. »■. jtsoara ana nesiaenoe. BOARD AND RESIDENCE for Single Gentlemen; If permanent 13b per week ; near Post-office.-Address at W. D. Dallen a, Confcotioner. Queen Btreet BOARD AND RESIDENCE.-Mrs, Kdwnrd Williams begs to Inform her friends and the publlo that ehe has opened a Private Boarding Houto ot 72 Grey-street. Stogie »nd Double Bedrooms, and every accommodation for visitors. Two m'nutea walk from Queen q'reet. -Terms moderate. COT I A HOTEL, HOB3ONBTBKHT, Board and Lodging ._2os per Week. Board and Lodging per Day. 18. GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, HOBSQN-STBEfin.. Board anp LODCHNa....... 20a. Per Week, Single Room 28s. per Week. Medical. mHE ECLECTIC PHARMACY. The acme of olegant Medical Establishments, TOP Of OBEY BTBERT, CORNKK Of PITT-BlBB*?, _ CHARLES BUTCHER. SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL, Absolutely the heat remeoy ever made for COUUHB. BRONCHITIS). AND COLDS, ™ frloe. 2s 61 and Ib 6d a Bottle, BHAR' AND fc OOm opposlta P-'st-offlce. s> OR ALL STOMACH and Liver f troubles nfe Marshal's i-pe>i»lTiftoture of Podophyllnza. p^loa ir. - Goodson's London AiQ,aqe£ . rr-. - .. U iQ'CIOR ARNOLD'S PkNNYROYaL L/ ' AND SiTEEL PlLLa—The most popular medicine of the day. Price, 2s Gd a box.-Colo nial Agents: Sharland X Co., opposite the iPoBt Offloe,



To Let, fFXO LKT, In riobson-street, a new Shop. I Two windows, five rooms, counter and other fittings.—H. J. Rlordqn, Hobson-Btreet. Tpo LET, a 6-rcomed House (register i. grate). Cnatom-house-stroot West.—Apply Oooldental Hotel. rpO LET, superior Apartments, furnished I or unfurnished, with or without attend ance.— Particulars Stab Office. Hp.O LKT, a seven-roomed House in t Karangahape Road, near the ton of Upper Queen-street.—Apply to T. Belcher, Corn Store, Karangahape Road. '110 LET, 4-room Cottage, porch at the L back; water laid on; olise to Kllernlio Station-apply to Mr Key noil, Post Offloe, Ellerslie. fK 0 LET, Stables. —Enquire Osborne Boose, Hobson-Btreet, onpoalte St. Mat thew snhnrch. ', j\o LET, in Anglesea-stfeet, a House 6 1 rooms; waler laid on. Rent modora'e.— Apply B. MoNanghtoa. Victoria-street. < 1 >U LBT, House at present occupied by I J. Churton at North Shore. Seven rooms, halt aero land, good situation.— Apply on pre mises or to J. 0. Sharland and Co, Shortland street SiO LKT, Furnished Sitting-room with one or two Bedrooms (Board if required) In .Upper Qneen-street, next Newton East Sohool. » v 0 LBT, in Parnell, a Beautiful House I of 6 rooms, kitohen, bath-room, wash bouse, and large allotment overlooking the harbour and North Shore. Rent, 23a per week. Also, an 8-roomed House in Bradford-street. Rent, 20s per week.-W. and J. Frater, Land Agents, Qneen-street ' . 'J^O L*T, those very desirable aod cen f trally situated Premises now ln occupation of Messrs B. Gittos & Sons (who are removing opposite), Wyndham street, jußt at junction of Queen-street.—Full particularsfromD.F.Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. rs-0 LET (Remuera)-To Let, V welling 1 House and 6 Aores, Victoria Road, Romuern, next below resldenoe ot D. B. Cruiok ehonk, Esq., and at present occupied by Mr Denis Kelly. The property Is very pleasantly situated. House contains 6 rooms and out buildings.—D. F. Kvans, Land Agent, Queen- Btreet; MOUisT ALBERT.-To Let, a Two roomed Cottage,- good well.—J. Ullmore. Mount Albert. NORTHCOTE. -To Let, furnished, a oomfortablit 8-roomed House, olcse to wharf, Stokes' Point.—apply to Jostsh Martin, Market Square, Anokland. , &rt OUNT ROSKILL ROAD. — New ■ *' Seven-roomed Bonse, with large stone olntern, and every oonventenoe.—Knanlre Poet oflloe, Monni Roaklll Road. For Bale. OK SALE, a French Cannon Billiard Table, everything complete.—Apply Ocol dental Hotel. 8|i OR SALE, very cheap, a cupboard, 9ft ■ by 7, with shelves and folding doors com plete; almost new, would make a splendid wardrobe.—John Eerie, High-street. |/»0R SALE, Scarborough Terrace, Par- C nell, Villa Residence ot 8 Booms, 5 Bed-rcoms, Drawing-room, Dining-room, and Kitchen. Commands a good view ot the Har bour, To be bod at a bargain, and on ex tremely easy terms.—D. V. Kvans, EBtfte Agent, 768 Qoeen-street, nest Bank of Aus tralasia. FOR SALE, Cnstomhoute-itreet West, good Business Sites, leasehold. Lot No. 111, 60x90, together with the Shop and Buildings erected thereon, aa now oooupled by Messrs Atkinson and Co. G round rent, £10 per annum. Leasehold 6 years to run. To be bod cheap.— D. if, Evans, Estate Agent Qneen-street. /'pHE UNION STEaM SAW MOULDING BASH & DOOR COMPANY (LIMITED) Is prepared to negotiate for the DISPOSAL UF ITS RETAIL TIMBER BUSINESS, IN MECHANICS' BAY, Together with the necessary premises for carry ing on tho Business upon Its present lines. Full Information oan ba obtained from tbe Seoretary, Meohanlcs'Bay. rnt) WORKING MEN and Newly-mnr- L rled Couples.—For Sale, for £2CO, a neat l-roomed Cottage and freehold allotment, olose loßt. James' Cburoh,—Apply ta F. Q. gwlngton, AOoOl) Second-hand Dray and Shaft Harness for Sale.-Apply to Mr Stokes, Bummer-stroet, Eden Terrace. i'AA GALLON TANK, also Zinc yt\F\r Tank, with good taps, to be Sold Cheap.—Camden House, corner of Anglesea itreeti Ponsonby Road. B~ OOT TBaDE. -*or Sale, a Business; good onei>inar.to_iiT.*'nuJ_...»J,tb..V>vr»...»? Parnell. B'ILLUKD TABLES —Two superior onea, extra stout slates; also. Tann's well known Fireoroot Safes, various bleos, on fcj ole ic, and A, laaaea, Agents. " BICYCLES, Bicycles, Tricycles 25 just arrived for salo for cash, or deferred pay rnont, from £1210s.—W. C. Dennes, Queen-st _ a 'HEAP FIREWOOD (cut in short * ' length') Sold at Onehunga Pawn, ill—ls per ton. Meetings. PONSONBY B»pti»t Band of Hope- Monthly Meetine TO-NIGHT, at 730 Mnslo, Singing, and Reciting, Capital pro gramme arranged. CoUeotlon ln aid of Soolety. to ® a ARA LODGE, 348, I. C. The Regular Monthly Meeting will be held THIS EYkNINO, at Freemason*' Hall, Prinoes street, at 7,30 o'clock kharo. Yisltlng brethren Invited. By order or the W.M. w. J. REES. Seoretary, A $* )$L LODGE ST. ANDREW, No. 418, S.C. An Emergency Meeting ot this Lodge Will be held ln the Lodge-room. Freomasonb 1 Hall, Prinoewtreet, TO-MORROW (Tnesday) X VHSN INC. April 3rd, at 7 o'olook sharp. All Masons are invited. By order of the R. W.M. K. Weight, Seoretary. Auckland Sunday-school J\. UNION, THE ANNUAL PUBLIC MEETING WILL 8.8 HELD. ON TUESDAYEVEINIHG, APRIL 3BD, 1883, IN ST. JAMES'S HALL, WELLINGTON STREET. TEA AT 6.80 RM. Tho After Meeting, to commence at 7.30 o'olook, will be presided over by Jf.O.FIRTH.ES&.PRBBIDENT OF THE And will be addressed by the following minis ters >-REY3, GUY. HILL. MACFARLANE. AND SPURGEON. An important feature of the meeting will be tho Distribution o£ Prizes to tho success- j ful candidates at the recent Scrip- , tare Examination. SELECTIONS OF MUSIC Will be rendered dnring the evening by THE CHOIR OF THE BEHKBFORD-STREET CHURCH. Tho Commlttco earnestly dosire tho attendance of the Teachers and Senior Scholar* of all Sohools ia connection with the Union, as well as of any who aro interested in Sunday sohool work. Tickets for the Tea, Is 6d eaoh, may be had of the Secretaries of Sohools, and at the Auokland Snndqy-sohool Union DepQt. r> ÜBL I C NOTIOE. The Eduoation Board of the Distriot of Auokland, 2nd April, 1883. In accordance with Sec tion 66 of " The Educa tion Aot, 1877," the Education Board of the Dlstriot ot Auokland has appointed that a Meeting of Householders, for the Election of a Sohool Committee for the MANGERE School Distriot, shall be held on MONDAY, tho aix- TEKXTH day of April, 1883, at 8 p.m., at the l And 'in accordance with Section 09 of the said Aot, the Board has also appointed that tho Com mittee for the said Sohool Dißtrict shall hold its First Mooting immediately after oleotlon, at tho placo above-named, Br ordor of tho Board. W mum Ui VINCENT E. RICE. Seoretary. pToFSONBY Q iADRILLE CLUB. The members »f the above are requested to assemble at tbe Oddfellows' Hall, Ponsonby, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, April ith,atßp.m, I/ndleß, by Invitation only.-J. W. 3WALKS. ft CONFERENCE in connection with I A the AUCKLAND PRESBYTERY will be hold In St. Jamoa's Hall on WEDNESDAY, Ith April, at 7.30 p.m. Snbjeot: " The Duties ot Parents ln relation to Baobath sohools." All are cordially invited. KURUNUI HILL UNITED GOLD MINING COMPANY iLIMITitD). NOTIOE. Tbe Annnal General Meeting ot Shareholders will be held at tho offlce ot tho Company. New Zealand Inßnrance Company* BatlOlnge. Qaeon- Btreet, on MONDAY, tli, 9th April, 1683. ntlooon, Buslaeßßo-To receive F lreotors' Beport and Ha'anoe sheet, and Elect Directors and Auditor. JAB. srODART. Secretary Auckland, Slat March, 18?8 Tenders. TENDERS are invited for the Purchase of the s.s. Lily. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. S.B. Lily built Nov., 1872, of wood; engine of do. high-pressure, npn condensing, 7-lnch atroke. 12h.p.; consumption Ofcoal. small; state of boiler, good; has Govern ment? certificate to carry 103 passengers; cargo space far about 24 to 30 tons; weed, about 7 knots: mean draught of water, about 4 ft, 6 in. ' WILLIAM LODTIER, * i Manager.



Pnblio Notices. _N" ° T• .' c ] «?J22Jiovernmellt House Grounds will I CLOSED to the Public during the stay of H Excellency the Governor. ' P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk's Offloe. Town Clerk. April 2nd, 1883. [A CARD.] CITY BUFFEI OYSTERS 1 OYSTERS I OPENING OF THE OYSTEK SEASON. In tha iking the pnbllo for the very liberc patronage bet towed on me ln the past, I beg t state that I intend to make the Of s ter Trad this season a specialty. Oytters opened on th premises, and served np ln every style a lnnohoon, tea, and supper. A trial solicited, THOS. MoSWIN, Proprietor. ftf OTlCE.—Merchants and Tradespeopli JL* are requested to render their Account against the Auckland Club to 31st ultimo forth with.—W. Flood, Secretary. - THE ESTATE OF A. LINABDR'S AND CO. AU persona Indebted to the above Eetata are requeued to Pay their Accounts to the under lined on the premises Qneen-street, on or be rare the Hth proz,, otherwise legal proceedings Will be taken for their recovery. G. B. OWKN,)m m . fm „ JNO. KO3B, )■ Trustees. All Clalan against the Estate are requested to oe rendered forthwith to the Trustees care of iargoou, ttwen and Co, Shortland-Btreat. LINABjRYs^ ASSIGNMENT. Ihe Creditors are requested to bring Stats rent if Aooonnta and meet the Trnstees at onr ifflces on Tueßday afterncon. the 3rd April, at I p.m.. to reoelve the Trustees' Report ana Baianoe-sheet, and to consider such other natters as may bs brought before them. m. ~ BpSBBMr. DBVOBE. & COOPER ShortUnd-Btreet, March 30th. PENNY TIME TABLE for April.-For Sale at all Statlonors. EAT FOR MATAURA.-Orders will he taken by Eiaher and Co. (Limited) for [frozen Meat delivered in London br the Mataura. LAST TWO WEEKS of Great Clearing Sale at Cost-E. TESTER, Draper. Kara lgahape Road. FISHER AND CO., LIMITED, have great pleasnre to inform their ons omers and the pnbllo that on and after the Ist IPRIL they Intend toBBDUOEiHapaiOE of heat as follows :— -toast Be* f, prime cnt 8d perlb toast Beef,second cut _ .. .. id perlb Mme.teas of Mutton _ lid per lb rVimo Loins otJMution „ .. .. ij'dperlb Prime Hind Qoarters of Mntton .. id perlb RA.TSI RAT SI RATSI-Dse SHiRLAND'd PHOSPHOR PASTE. Rats eat it greedily, and die,- no smell. Prioe, One Shilling a Bottle SHARLAND & CO., opposite Post-offioe. INDIA AND CHINA TEA WAREHOUSE." NO. 95, VIOTORIA-STRBET. IN THB MATTER OF "GENOINK INDIAN TBAS." I beg to notify my onstomers, and all whom it nay oonoern, Th»t my Indian Teas are moatl. Rom Calontta, via Melbourne; that the great >nlk ot my present Stook paeßed through the ftotorian Customs during the severest ozona tion that has ever taken place in the Colonleß in what Constitutes "Pure Tea;" when the ifiort was atoually made to praise the Govern nent Standard there higher than tbat cf the 3oard of Trade, lrandon. Further :-That as tearly the whole of my Stock carries the " Cal intta Syndicates" Mark, and their Agents in Melbourne being Messrs J. Henty and Ca, no ilgber, guarantee can be given of their parity hsn tbey offer on behalf of tbe Syndicate. I^rbdk. Whitehead, tea importer, auckland. —_ _ _ _ TV All ohildren Buffer from them, - If BUBpeoted, ask for the Certain Core. IHARLaND'S WORM POWDERS, 1/packet Apothecaries Hall, opposite Post-office. QtLASB, CHINA, &EARTHENWARE. Boylan & X-A-NFIBI»D' IMPOBTEBS OF CBINA, GLABS, AND EARTHENWARE, leg to Intimate that since removing their Retail Insineßs to their New Premises, they have pened a large assortment of NEW HOODS, nolndlng a great variety of very choice Orna lents in Dresden and other China, figured lias a, Faienoe, Venetian, and other descriptions f Ware from some of the best KngUsh and Con mental Hoaiwfl. an i n .n*«»^- -*—.-•-«— Having ascertained from many recent visitors hat an impreanion exirts in tha inindß of soma hat Goods of an Expensive Clsbb Only ore kept ly them, they wleh to state that they Import Direct from the Manufacturers, Earthenware loads and Glassware of AVEKY DESCRIP TION, and their prloes ore so LOW, that tbey ire convinced a visit to their New Shop will atlsfy the pnbllo that there ls no Cheaper louse ln Anokland, nor anything like suob a jarge and Varied Stook to seleot f ram. Address -174, QOEEN-STRHET. TwO Doors Below Mr Rattray's, Draper. CHEAP Til OWL ITIEBD. heap JO owl Peed. Muat be Cleared Immediately, 350 SACKS WHEAT AND MAIZE, AT 9s. TO 12s. per sack (sacks included). CoUPLAND AND C0„ QUEEN-STBEET. SEGRBTTI'S INSECT POWDER, Strong and Pnngent, Kills FLKAB nnd all INBKDT PESTS. Price, Is 6d a Canister. Colonial Agent;; Sharland & Co.. opposite P.O. MOSQUITOES! MOSQUITOES! UttE SHARLAND'S KOalA, A Fragrant Herbal Preventive. Prioe, One Shilling and Slzpenoe a Bottle. SHARLANu fc CO., opposite Post-offlce. Harbonr Board Notices. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. * FRSSH TENDHrFfOR PONSONBY WHaRF. Harbonr Board Offloe, Anokland. 32nd March, 1883. Fresh Tenders will be reoelved at this Offloe until TUESDAY, the 3rd April, at noon, for Breotlon of Wh&rt at Ponsonby, In terms of of plans and specification to be seen at the Engineer's Offlce. Tenders to be endorsed *' Tender for Ponsonby Wharf." The lowest or any tender not necessarily no oepted. 0. B. STONE. Chairman; Auckland harbour board. TENDERS FOR ASPHALT AND CON CRETE. Harbour Board Offices. Auckland, 22nd March, 1883. TENDERS will be received at this Office until TUESDAY, the 3rd April, 1883, for ABPhalt Pathway and Concrete Watertables at Graving Dock, in terms of plan and specifica tion to be seen at the Engineer's Offlce. Tenders to be endorsed " Tender for Asphalt and Concrete." Tho lowest or any tender not necessarily ao oepted. C. B. STONE, Chairman. - ' ==S== jj Corporation Notices. HITY Q P^A UCKLAND. TENDKRS FOR 50LAMP POSTS. The City Council will receive Tenders until 3 p,m. ot THURSDAY, April 5, for abovo, ln terms of Plans and Specifications to be viowed at the offloe of the City Engineer, Council Chambers High-street. The Council do not bind themselves to accept any tender. Tenders to be endorsed, " For Lamp Posts.' p. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, 29th Maroh, 1883. 7IITY OF AUCKLAND. TENDERS FOR 500 FEET 12 INCH KERBSTONES. The City Counoil will receive Tenders until 3 p,m. of THURSDAY, April sth, for above, in terms of Specifications to be viowed at the offloo of the City Engineer, Council Chambers, High-Btreet. The Council do not bind them selves to accept any tender. Tenders to be endorsed, " For Korh Stones." P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, March 29.1883.



„[_ Shipping. jBkA IP'OR UPPER THAMES g||s|3S|3^ -*• RIVKR, tißßsßivS? 'Iho p.". K'JTUKU will leave " day)EVKNINO? 8 abo7e T°-MORROW (Tue« ---0 For freight only. apDly to 3 THOrtNiQN. SMITH & FIRTH. Lost; ana founa. Tj°£&J?n ,Sijturday afternoon, between 1 fCoUND on the Wharf, on Wednesday Gazette in Bangraptcyi f TN THE SUPREME COURT OP NEW JL ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and Credi tors Aot, 1878," and the several Acts amending the same, and ot the Bank ruptcy of George Pooie. of Kyber Pbes Hoad, Auokland, Carpenter, a Debtor. . J'iS h, ereby notified that ot a llrat meeting of tne Creditors of the above-named George Poole. held In the Supreme Court fundings, on Mon day, the 2nd day or Apiii instant, at tbe hour of 11 o olook ln the forenoon, Thomas Macffarlane of Auokland, ln the Provinoinl Distriot of Auck land, Lortifloatea Aooountsnt In Bankruptcy waa elected Trustee ln the above Estate; atftt &f* th.t "£ d Thomas Macffarlane has intima tes to the.Registrar, in writing, his acceptance of the said appointment, autumn, Dated this aud day of April, 1883. G. W. BASLEY, Bbwjbd Kino Tvleb, D6Pnty R«t,atrM- Vnloan Lane, Anokland, Solloitor tor the above- named Debtor. TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW 1 ZEALAND. NORTHERN DBTMOrf . IN BANKRUPTCY. - to«mA^ r ?7«"» Thei J!S tMB oni en® £^„£™ iim" ani the seveTOl Aota SSS^S same'<md ot th» Bant. - Notice Is hereby given that it Is the intention of the above named Debtor, on Wednesday tha 18th day of April, 1883, at 11 o'clock, to ffiare! Jw^/W If? dar t^reafto won wbkh the Court shall Bit, to apply to this HononraffiS ac£ tor m ordor? £ «sssj3asssa Dated this 2nd day April, 1883. ALFRED SMART, Debtor in Person. !J Auctions. TO-MORROW, at ll o'clock. '■ COTTAGE FORREMOVAL, ELLIOTT-STREET. :'""'\ G. W. BINNEY WILL sell by public auction, on tho premises weit to the Royal MalnJ.i? at 11 o'olooa to morrow .TceEdayi Hotel). Cottage for RomovßUoßlllottgiMflr. B. TONES B. c. CAHE .B. D . TONKS TO-MORROW, * LADIEs' AND GENTS' SADDLERY BRIDLES, GIRTHS, STIRRUP LEATHERS, AMERfCAN HARNESS. B. TONKS*& 00? WTiffc Tuesday 'the 3rd A**> - An o J°.T O,Oe i* Kn»ll8h-made Saddles. gMto* and Fixings. Baggy iSffig . 12 di z. American Hames. Ex Sam Mendel, a TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock a.m. j MAIZE! MAIZE! MAIZE t EX OPOTIKI. —~ 500 SACKS «*gg FROM EAST At II o'clock a.m. TO-MORROW NOON. ~~~ TO BE SOLD By AUCTION, -,- ,3 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ABID EFPECTS. PIANO, GLASS, AND EARTHEN ; WARE, &c. AT ARTHUR'S MA X Tt 1 {Furniture Department). VjUITES (assorted patterns and styles). O Sofas. Couches.lChatrs, Cheffanlers. Dlnlnc and other Tables, Brussells and other Carpets Pianos, American Organ, Sowing Maohlnee. Stoves, Ranges, Iron and wood Bedsteads. Cots MattraßSM. PalUaßses, Waßhatand*. Toilet Bets. Toilet Tables, Looking Glagj. Mirrors. Cheats oi Drawers, Matting, Glass fcarthenware. Dinner Services, Kitchen Utensils, Oilcloth, Drensers, &C, &C„ &o. Drapery, Clothing, Fanoy Goods, Toys. Jewel- • lery, Watohes, &o. .yyyy.'.t' WEDNESDAY, NOON. GROCERIES. GROCERIES. Balance of Stock TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. ;':*> T AT AR TH UR'S MART, ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, At li! o'Clock noon, THE Balance of General Grocery Stock, thelarger portion fresh and good gocde.1 consisting ot General Qrooeries, Oilmen's Stores. Provisions, &o, w Also. To clear oonslgnmentß, 80 tins Assorted Con. feotlonery, 10 Una Nelson and Dnnedm Bteouit*. THURSDAY, APRIL 5; HANDSOME OVERMANTLES, Sr~ GIRANDOLES, In Black and Gold, New and Chaste " Designs. "A'--'Ai:. DRESSING GLASS SS, &c, &c. Balance of Shipment ex Crownthorpe. B. TONES & CO. ic| WILL Sell on Thursday, the sth inst..~ at 11 o'olook. The balance of shipment of blaok aod gold Overmantles, Glrandoles.nawand hand- " uome designs. Dressing Glasses, fto* &o. Now on View. W. 8. OOOHEANE] [jas. DAOBW WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4. VETERINARY INSTRUMENTS, DRUGS, BOOKS, &0. THE subscribers will sell, at the Mart, Fort-street, on Wednesday, 4th Instant, at 110 clock, THE FOLLOWING VETERINARY IN STRUMENTS, DRUGS, Sec, by the best London makers -.—Brass Clyster Syringe, Farrier Case, Castrating Case, Box cf Knives, Dog Clyster Syringe, Castrating Clams (with Slides), Docking Maohine and Tail Iron, Pair Bullock Holders, Copper and Iron Bull Rings, Forceps. Sets Fleams, Hoof-ontt6randEarPnnoh, Foal Hooks (with ropes), Foetal Adjuster, Calf Probang, Soton Needles, Troeho tang Tube and Compass, Brass Oulttor Syringe, Scissors, Guarded Seton Needle, Bistuary Cachue, Wood Clan, Case of Norving Instruments, Clyster Pipes. Forceps Vamells. Marble Slob 3 Boxes Drags and Bottles Set of Slings (complete), for slinging horses , ■2 Sets oi Throwing Tackle, one each for horse and caw Also, 100 VOLUMES BOOKS, comprising English* and Latin Dictionary, History of the Girondists, Sollust, History of France Liddon's Lectures, Hume's Essays, Mon taigne's Essays, Classical Dictionary Koob,Thiorry,Carrick,Plutarch'sLiveß.' History of Germany, Gibbon's Rome/ - the Koran, Homer, Xenophon's Worked &o„ &%, &o. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON„ Auctioneers. .. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4" THE PAPAKURA. YARDS. riIHE undersigned have received instrac- X tions to sell, en Wednesday next, I CENTRffi-BOARD YACHT, IJ tons; With sails, gear, &0,. ..'-.-. > - s5 1.15-FOOr PUtfl.^f The above can bo fteh at Papaknra lending. HUNTER <Ss NOLAN. {Continued on Fourth Page./