THE IRISH OUTRANGES.

Ihe Fhoenix Fartc Murders.

pagan Sentenced to Death.

IREUTHR'S CABLES.]

, (K ecdved April 28,1.30 p.m.) LONDON, April 27. MKHABI. FACIA*, the fourth of the pLnix Park piuoncw, has been found ..iitr ond has been sentenced to death. Another Factory for Explosives. . --tro-Myccrino factory has ooen dig * Xbytue police at Northampton. ° Parncll and the Dynamite m Party.

Mr Pa-nell who has returned to England, , Ih'ed to the Irish Convention at Phila- SJtoSl, uS»B tbe delegates to adopt a ! ru ldcntpro^,nImc.1mc. p 7/te Murder Conspiracy. Three Fenians named Kingston, Zibu?y, * Ha l ey have been arrested at Dnbho, Ur^d on 'he evidence of an informer, conspiracy to murder.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

[REOTJ K'S TELEGEASIS.]

(Received -/*pril2S, 1.30 p.m.)

TiE OBIENr COMPANY DECLAttKS NO DIVIDEND. LONDOy, April 27. The Orient Steam Navigation Company has declared no dividend for the past half year, but carrios £35,000 to reserve.

rpKE MKE.CIIANT SHIPPING [AND UNDER -1 WBITKKS' ASSOCIATION.] . rRIVj4 L OF SEW ZEALAND SHIPS. A LONDON, April 26.

Arrived: ABterio" from Oaroaru, 31st December; Lochnagar, from Oamaro, wmrv 12; Silver Lininp, from Timaru, S&ary j FiaKo, from Port Chalmer, *Kh January,; '• aranaki. from Port Chal man 23rd January ; l.url:ne, from i-Vttel. Z, 20th January; Canterbury, from Port rhalmets, 3rd February; tlurunui, from Sfdtw M February.

SPORTING.

j/ie [One Tnousand Guineas

Stakes.

LONDON, April 27th. The race for the One Thousand Guineas Stake, run at Newmarket to-day, resulted as follows :— Hauteur 1 Malibran 2 Lovely 3

THE RAILWAY RECLAMA TION.

At a special meeting of the Harbour Board to^ay, it was agreed to take over the cod. tract of filling in tho railway reclamation from the contractor, and use the stuff fro'n Port Britomart, the scene of the recent landslip. ___

MOWING ASSOCIATION.

2he Inaugural Regatta.

THB inaugural regatta in connection with the Auckland Rowing Association took place this afternoon, and marked a new era in the history of aquatic sports in Auckland, DiihculUes of » most unfortunate character appear to have militated against the suc cessful prrsecution of rowing as a pastime amojießt oor yonng raeD, tboush why this should bo ao is difficult to conceive. It could not be said that facilities were not available, when wo have tour row ing clubs and a splendid harbour; but the canse of the trouble did not exist here. It really lay in the unsettled and vtxed question of the definition of an amateur. This point has now been determined by the fornution of an association, in which it is hoped that »ll eld grievances and disputes will bs sunk for ever. The desire for future co-operation and unanimity was shewn to day by toe fact that several of the events were contested by representatives from all of Uu rowing clnbs, and it is to bo hoped tbat this may betaken as an augury of a niwandmore satisfactory state'of things ia connection with the manly exercise for the future. Good weatber was essential for complete success in connection with tho MRatta, but the promoters were not so fortunate in this respect as they might have wished. The morning was very bright, and high expectations vere formed. The Bky subsequently presented a threaten ing appearance, but cleared up wonderfully before two o'clock. There was a strong south-westerly breeze, and consequently the races took place from tho Daphne to the Railway wharf. Captain McKenzie acted as starter. The Welling ton followed the races, having on board a number of interested spectators. The ends' of the wharves were also lined with people.

Amateur Maiden Race. North Shore Rowing Club.—l, F. Innes, lOst 51b8; 2, A.'Buchauan, lOst 21bs; 3, C. Sims, lOst 51bs; J. Webster, list (stroke); ■ A, Bailey (cox) 1 Ar/CKLAKD Howrso Ci.ub.-1, 8. Hunter, ftst lOlbs; 2, K. Biggs, list; 3, J. Baker, Usteibs; K. Mackay, Hat 81bs (stroke); ■ ■■;■ J.Ansennefcox) 2 : A very fair start was effected, Auckland, having, if anything, the advantage. They Vent away with the lead, rowing a faster itroke than their opponents, but could not Int.* Scarcely had three hundred yards be«n i traversed when North .Shore Kent ahead. They maintained and in cwsaed the advantage to the rail way wharf, wuiiiing; by a couple of lengths. Time : I efflinj 45secs; distance, 1 mile. The Auckland crew appeared to be based at the finish, >

I SetHor Bona Fide Ainhteurs. Ivbkuso Bowing Club.-1, C. B. Bradley, list libs; 2, C. Dacre, I2st; 3, T. Hender ■-.-}%Jap...Uatßlbs; H. W.Henderson, last Jibs (stroke); J. Ansenno (cox) .. 1 NpBTHSnoRK Bowing Clur-1, A. Burgess, lOst: S, 0. H. Burgess, list; 3, S. Mc- Geoole, I3st 71bs; E. VV. Burgees, 13st lib "(stroke); A. Bailey (cox) 2

One ot the North Shore slides carried .May when the boats were both together, ' 'we to the winning poßt. Auckland ere*-, Wwiog a splendid stroke, had, however, the »««in hand from the beginaing.

LARGE YACHT RACE.

Thb saitiog race between the larte yachts Kita,"owned by Mr T. Henderson, and Anwa, owned by Mr Bloomfield, took plMe today. The conne was from the «oo of Queen-street wharf round Tititiri, «na. back to the point of starting. Captain McKenzie was starter, and Mr John Way. month senior umpire. At twenty-five minutea past eleven, the vessels were sent on With a beautiful flying start. The • alto: then bad the position to wind- j JWd. She was sailed by Ted "oore, while Jack Bell presided at the Aiawa'a helm. The latter was the favoutite M starting, although many thooght that the Btrong southerly breeza wlrch was blow ™|i with the prospect of lumpy water out. Mac, would prove a great obstacle to the P'ogreis of the smaller vessel. The Rita, ™<>i appeared to stand up to the wind much wtter than the other, both carrying the Wmeiail, Soon afterstaning th.3Kita began to (how out ahead of her opponent, and ™>Wy. increased her lead until the fforth onore wharf was passed. At this point the «»wa teemed to be very close astern of the ■*»• Bell made an attempt to get to "jndward, but did not. succeed. J-nence to the Beef the distance between taemincteased to about a hundredyards, and wu-way down to 'I iritiri it was estimated ■WjSitawas quite a quarter-mile ahead •»ottiat the time carried spinnakers and were making such good headway that it was ex pected Tiritiri would be reached a little Mter one o'clock. Wben last seen before aißJpjiearing behind the Island, the Kita "emedto be quite half-a-mile ahead. The * at°r was very lumpy, and she made much if "«.er weather thau her antagonist.



.We Icarnthat T. McMaster has opeuea BKjWWTrinter stock o£ dresses, millinery, man* "">.oaimen'B and boys' clothing, by the War ""?«<from London.—Advt. Shipment of fa'ewing Machines unpack "Wit V. s. Chambers. No oinvasaerat Giitlick and Crnnwell have now the most Mmplete Furniahing Warehonse in Auckland. "KR€i Btook ready for delivery. Furniture to ™i*U olasaes j good, strong, and choap. Great XffWy of Bedsteads ard Bedrocm Furniture.— f W Hau Arcade, Queen-street,-[Advt.]



Waatea. \\r ANTED SKEN, tho Wonderful Frot „ . ,« %rß*^f ln M"u'a Watertight Boot street Damplef» Boot BhoPi viotorl y^i ANTED, for a, country Towo, a Ma , ~,, who understands manufacturing an bottling aerated wators. None but a perao thoroughly competent need apply. — Tho: Maoky, Fort-street. WANTED, a Working Single Man nßed to hnrßes. milking, and get on work; also an intelligent Lad for nursery woi 1 &c— v. T, VTreu, Mount Hobaon Nurserj ttemuero. \AT ANTED, ii good Ploughman (single) *, , constant rmployment. —Me'calre am Hill. 27 N.Z Insuranoe Bnllotngs, WA MTED, a Brickmnker.-Apply t( J. Jolmaon, Arch Hill. a Smart Young Man a ' O operri Btrrapt.—App'y Nevada Hot el \\/ ANIEi , a JiiDior Hand in clothing T " depattnwEt. — Apply A. W. Maco Wclleßley-jircoc wast. \%/"ANTcD. for country, Carpenter, ' " Stacker, Circular Tailman, and Stoker. -Auckland Timber Co. (Limited), Custom iiouse-streot West. \\/ ANTFDi a Plumber,-Apply J. tf. v t Thompson, Albert street. \»/A»TED, an experienced Canvasser. Vt Apply on Monday moralnit 10 Mesira Munro and MU lgaa. HubßOn street. \j&/"~AriTED, 2 Labouring Men for tan ■ * yari.—Apply Ireland _roa.. Fanmnre. WANTED, an Iron Moulder.—apply to C. Hawlceswood, Stnflfordshirelron Works, Hobson street. \a7ANTED, Young Man as Packer; also V V respectable Youth, who oan write well, ii Apprentice. — Hoary liraoa and Company [■limited). High-street. W ANTtD, a good General Blacksmith, v* constant work to a suitable hand.—a. I'alt.^orr o atreet. ANTED, Three Good Drivers; none but good mon need apply.—G. Wiloon, Jelaon-street. V«/ArvTKD, a D-nper; first-class Man ' » Chester Hand, tor Quoonstreet.—Apply, nwriting, Drapor, box 225, P. 0., Auokland. \kj ANT.KD, 5 or 6 Drapers Assistauts ; V* also a Porter.—Apply J. Cosgravo and !o. (late A. linabury and Co.). Upper Qucen trect. _________ »a/ANTED, a Young Man to carry out T V orders -Apply _. M, Unllett, Butcher, 'arnell. I/V ANTED.aPartnerin a manufacturing; ' • business, iv wbloh profits are !ar*e and cmand good. ia?h required, £2iO _u«l ba n oaerßetlo aud pushing bustneas man.-T. lasher, atiohbury'a BulldlnKS, Queen-street; WA NTKD, Pupils for _echanical Drawing Class held In the Y.U.U.A. en 'ucßday and Thursday Kveninns. Term oom leroaa let May—Apply by letter to Robert M. ripo. star office. Tv aNTeD,-a Smart Youth to make 7 T himsoit generally uaeful, attend to Bar. -Cns'om Uouaa Hotel. ANTtD, by a young Man, Employ. ment on Saturdays; well up in grocery ,nd provision trade, or in any other where ho ould be usefiil.—A.B., Star office. % _NTED, Strong Lad for Parcels.— * r Apply to R. B. Shalders & Son, 200 and 52, Queon-atreet. , WANTED, a few Strong Boys for Kaotiry.- Apply to _. Watore, uon'oc ioner, Queen-Btreej. -~-7_NTKr\ 'ihrcc Buys at Gledhill's T? Cordial Factory, Wellesloy-street. V%, ANTuD, Two Good Banuaius for » ' the Exchango Hotel. i&7 ANTED a good Geueial Scrvaut for ** Kentlcman's family in town. Excellent lace. References required.—X. Henry's Regis i-y Ottico. *&,' ANTED, a General Servant. —Apply »'*» Mra Wa«a, Bereaford-etreet, oppooiuj ha Consregattnnal Chapel. WANTED, a Ucoeral servant.—Apply Btrs Fenton, Uovonport, North Shoro. WANTED, iuimediateJy, a thorough General Servant - JVlw J. M. UrlKham, Droor Hadlngeand tirahun street. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply at once to Mrs T. J. Pnlllp, .'aramahapw Road. Newtnn. iA/AJN'i'JSU, a General iiorvant; no V * waehlng ; good wages.— Mrs Banks, ojtan Ban-, Jerrnyc-BUeet. il/AKTBI), a Young Girl to assist in » T Eouaoworti.—Apply to Mra Hozird, elson airoet, (our doora from Victoria street. i\T ANTED, one Housemaid and one IT Waitress, none bat thoie experienced eed apply, between 11 and 1, Monday.— b. eaneti, Now Charlaiont Hotel, Wakeflold ,lo't. Ia^ARTBD, a Housmaid, and also a VT Nurae^lrl between U ond 16.—Apply faltomsta Hotel. yk/ANTED, a Laundress.—Apply Mra v» J. Bapka. Loxaa B»pk, Jermyn-stroet. ia/ AjMTbD (boot trade), a respectable * i Uirl a.i Apprmtioo to ilia ivtaohlulng nd Fittlog— Apply Edward T. Cartwrlght, loot Uppfi- Manufuolurer, Grey-etro't. _%/■ ANTED, immediately, AppreDticoi t T and Improvers to tho Dressmaking.— pply A. Larritt, Napier street, opposite Robert urns Hotel. _t/ANTE_, a Machinist.—Apply Mrs tt Downs. Ollekln Manafac'.ory, Nspler ;reet. uy ANTED, a respectable Woman for T » reeular washing and charing.—Apply TAR office. _jy ANTED, two respectable Young Mon t * as Boarders. Terms moderate.—Apply ) Sirs Kemblo, Vinccnt-streot, noxc to Dr. icDonald. IaTANTED, three respectable Trades- V* men for Board and Residence: com )rtab!o home. Term 3 moderate.—Apply Mrs . Cameron, Scotia Place, Upper Queeu-strcet. i,V/ AjNTKD, 4 Respectable Working Men ?! as Boatdora. la per wtok.—H. Ban leter, Flabmonger, Victoria-street West, iitar >»y._. iy ANTED, a House by a quiet tenant » » (oermanentl, C rooms: rent noi exoo»d ig 15s; about 10 minutes' walk from Pitt street. -Aooresa 8.. Utah oitlco. WANTED, for a yoUDg pcrßon from the country, a Situation as Houutm&id in a or.tlemiMk- (imlly. — Apply at Mrs Jack's ten'ttrr, Mocn; Keen Road i»; aNTED, 2 or 3 respectable Boarders j * trmi", 18s per week; washing lnolndea. -Apply T. Sl»ith»wa, Fruiterer and Oiooor, rictorla street W?Bt. WAftTED, a Stable and Coach-house sear Choral Hall. Symondß-etreet. Not ;ss thnn thrirto Bcalls required.—Arthur H J-than, 33, Lower Qqeeo ttrcet. ANTED, use of Small Paddockfand Stable for one hone in or near town.— Lpply Groom. Stak office. *»/ ANTED, an American Lift, second V> hand.—Address, wlihterme, to Box 180, Joat Offlce. j WANTED, Tenders for Building a i roomed CottsKe at Conquest Piece, ?»rnell.-Plans, &0., to te seen at Mr Barnes'. Untoher, Pamell. \\l ANTED, Tenders for Plumbing a * - dwellinßhouae.-For particulars app'y a F. Prime, Ironmonger, Newtop. ANTED to~Hire for one month or six wcokß, a Quiet Buggy Uorso; would bo well kept.—Apply by letter, stating where it jan be seen, to A.8., " Picturesque N Z.," 177, . \\J ANTED, to Sell or Hire, by the week » i or month, n useful Morse and Spring Dart.—H. Phlliips West Queen-ttJeet. WAN i ED to Sell, 2 Horses suitable for heavy spring-carts; warranted staunch and sound.—Apply between tho hours of 11 and 12, to W. J. Monk, at W. PhlUipps and Sons', (juoen-street. WANTED to Let, tne Private Billiard Room in Violirla-Blreet. Hamilton (op posito tbo Hamilton Hotel) —Apply to nlohard ii Wynne, banllton Hotel, Hamilton. WalfcatO. .*/ A"T_D to Kent, a Cottage, plcasan »» tly Bltouto^; pirtlally fur. Isied pre fcroJ. No objeot'on to somo distance from town—Address with partloulira to ft, office of this taper. * ■%»/ ANTED to Buy, 1 or 2 first-class Vf Curriavo HortOß, not l»;9a tnan IS h»nds 2 inches high ; brown or bay preferred.—Apply W. Crowther. ANTfeD. Buyers for a quantity of Gentlumou'a Kaehionable Cut Hoal Tweed' f'verooats, at 28s 61 eaob. I h so Gocds nr» rf tho best ttylea In Henther and Grey Mixtures, and oannot be matched under 425.— Jimcß 3cutt. Goneral Draper, Clothier,&O., K0... London Houjo, Viotorla-stret t West ond Nol sonatioot, AnokUnd. . V&7 ANTED, a purchaser for a nico littte ' » Tobacconln Butines?, centrally Bitu stad; stookacdflzinEß. ImmediateroiseßSlon; veryokeap. Terms oaah.—Apply Bta« office. WA NT ED —Ladies to know that WlMam Battray hus the Largest and Bes'. Slock of Gloves In Auokland—Dent's Fonr button Kid Gloves at 3a lid —178, 180, nnd 182, Queen-Btroet, _________________ \*J ANTED KNOWW, another grand VT Lot of Ltdles', Gents', and Children's Freeh Biots. at Damplet'a Boot Shop. Vic tor i* Btree. Ba in time. \%f ANTED K> OWN -1 am now offer- V» ing the Small-necked Publio, splendid Whito Shirts (buttoned behind) at 4s, worth 10s. At no wholesale warehouse, shirt factory, dra per's, or clothier's, can you get such a good Shirt for Is. No, not in Auokland. N.B.—Make no mistake, a 14 Collar wiU fit these Shirts, and you can buy them only at J. Green's, 85, Vic t toria-Btreet : __ WK have, alao, the same Shirts as tbe above, but in largor sizes, at 6s 6d, worth 108, undressed and buttoned behind.—J. Green, 85, Victoria-street. _^ WANTED KNOWN- A few Hard Kelt Men's Hats remaining (sizes, 6J and 6i only), supposed to be damaged, bought cheap, and will be sold at ha_-price.-J. Green, So, Victoria-street. ____. \\r ANTED KNOWN-That I am pre t»' pare* to parobato Household Farnlture j and other effeots on the premises on tbe shortest notice. In town or country,—Apply personally, ■ or by loiter, to Jaims Kae, Darby-street. '■ «B/_i-»Ti*_> Kt\OWN-Gardner'B Cele •VT hrated Blood Mixture, price 3s per buttle. This medicine la the bsßt and most elfeotual remedy for all skiti aea3es and im padliesof the blood, cspeoln > p moles on tho fnoo. soro.'aioaa Bores, Rlnn'n'ar swellings, _o. —l-'reysred at North Shore Phsrnsaoy, Devon poet. May also be obtained from Mt J. A, H«B ---' lost, 181, Qnoou-Btreot.



Wanted. ih \ \T ANTED KNOWN, that an JSlcmen s, "» tary Binßl' k Class will bo opened in »■ the Christians' Meeting House, corner Cook and Hobson-streets, by Professor uallilaD, on ' Tuesday. May Ist. at 7.39. Terms: Ladles, Oj ; 11 gent'omen. 10s lid per quarter. In advance. ll Names rocetved In the Halt on opening night. * yfr A N T X D. what do you want? Men's Rood Milltarr '• I Books, north 9d, for 61, ot!) palrß Is b\\ ? It ao. ' go to Jamea Soutt, General Draper, Ulothler, ■• so., tut , London. Howe, Vlotorla-aireet Weßt '. and Nelson-street, Auckland. N.8.-Ail the New Goods for the comloi? Bea i eon now opening up. i V*/ A- N'^'D' t'le Ladiesof Konaonbyand . T District to o»ll and inepeet the new snd ) cheap Millinery, at prices to mit all classes; also, how Goods in Go d and Black Lustraaand Caatioieres. on which an aUowaooa ot 2s Id the 3 £ wll ba made. A splendid lot at Blankets for , 91 fid; good Bargains in Hearth Ruza and Uoor ; Mats, from 8s fid; Crattones, 'table Covers, > Quilts, Underclothing; Cheap Lines In Hosiery, • Kanoy Dio^s Goorfo. iirossmnklnK in the Latest Koehlonß.-IIKMINGW^Y'fI Cheap Drapery KsiabUshment corner of Union and Pittotson ' streets). Freeman's W A*TBO, everybody who con enjoy a V T aood laugh to road " A Bad Boy'B Diary." and " Too Blunders of a Bashfu< Man." 9d eaoh. The two posted .free for Is lOd. Stamps received in pjyment. -B. B, Flnoh, Bookseller, 216, Qoean-atreet, Anofcland. ANTED KNOWN-Another Grand Kresh Lot of ( »dlea'. Genta1, and Chll dren's Good Cheap Boots at Dampler'a toot Shop. Vlotorln-ttreet. _____ "\S7"*JSTED Known—and well know D.— > • Mosley'S Hoaiory, Brottlo's Hosiery, Uiicestor Hosiery, at Robaon's Melbourne House, Ponaonby. \\l ANTBD KNOWN -That Mrs Mason V * will be prepared to open Evening Classes on the lßt May for General Instruction, more especially for those engaged during the day.— on application at Ellorslio Villa, Great North Road, 6th house from King street. \\T ANTEDKNuWN, that Mrs Walters, V* Hobson-Btroet. has Removed to Pitt street, whore she has Opened a Fresh Stock o Millinery. WANTED KNOWN - The Young Ladies' Journal, London Joarna), and Family HeraM, in part*, havn just arrived, bnlow usual prices, at Dampler'd Hobaon-itroot Shop. _ Vft/ANTJiD Known-Why buy Ready » t made Goods when you can no. Batter Tweed Mad-< to Order at sumo prioes?—J. H. Dalton, Tailor. Victorla-slroet Kast, open till 8 o'o'ook every evening. <Y»/ANTED KNOWN—Boot Gloss, 6d v» the battle; Button Hoakx, 3d each; T-ong Loitber Bcot < aoes. Id the pair; at Damplec'g Boot Bhop. Vi.norla-Btreat. . ANTED KNOWN — " Pectorino " for Cadmus. Colds. Brouohltla. Hoarse- : ness, &0., 2s and 5a per bottle —Prepared at North ohore Pharmacy, Devonport, May also be obtained from Mr j. a. Haslett, 181. Queen t treat. %\/-AJ>T£DKNOI?JS--Livorand Bilious j » t Tonlo—A preparation for Billons and liver ComplaiDt*. Indlnestion. Rheumntlsm, Pains in the 81Ce, (fco. Hiioe 2/.-Gauderton' ICarangahnpo Koad. Anohland. ___ ; SEBJN, tne Extra Grand ' Line of Goatlctuen's Real Hand-Sewn Kid Kloßtcalde Winter Booh, only 12< (nearly half-price), t>t Datnplor's Boot Hhop, Viosoria- j street. __ _ ] STARTED the Ladies to Know that < I'Y Munro and MUliuan, Hobson-itreet. , have scoured the services ot a first oUss Mil liner, and are cow prepared to supplr millinery , n all its brancho< on the shortest notice. | Vt^iiTED'KNOWN^Anbther Grand - • r Lot of Cheap Boota: at Dampier's Hool I Shop, Vlotorla-Btreet. Be in time. ( \\r AwTKD K.tOWN - Cbeap IIM- ' ** nKRI Che*!' Timber! And all other i kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased choapcr and better than anywhore else at the Yards of D. Goldik, Albert-street. that yorTcan pet J ** comfortablo Board and Rosidonce at Mrs Ball's, Hobson-Btreet, 2 doors below Crowe's Bakery. Terms moderate. \*7 ANTED KNOWN—Female Correc- } V» ilvo t-illß-For Dropsy, swollen Leas, J Debllttr. Cold, and General Irrugu'arltlee. they "■ invariably relieve. 1/ rJor box.—uanderton's Diauensny, Karangahape Boad. WANTKD KNOWiN—Samplesof some ] of tho Goods being Bold olT(wlihprloef) I are now In the window at the Hobson-street t Shop. Further partloular^ boob.—W, H. Dam- [ Pier. ,_ J \\/ ANTED KNOWN—II you want to 1 v ? tee tba latest Fashion (autumn and winter, 18S3), hare a glues at Mnoro and Milllitan'a Tailoring Window, In Hobson-itroot ' *NIKD KNOWN-Samples of some p of the Qooda being sold oS (with priooa) are now in the window at the Bobßonsireet Shop. Further D&rtloulara boqd.—W. H, Dam- , pier. j VV'A*»TKD, Everybody to Know that , v Charloa Kolsoy & Co. keop no Imitation Silver Jewellory of any kind. The whole of £ their largo and cooico Stock is guaranteed to be n. heal Silver.—Charles Kclaey & Co., two doors ( below Morrins', Ironmongers k. \JsfANftfDKNOWN-Samplesofaome X vT rfthoGnoda being BOxd off (<rlthprlcof) j sro now la tho window at the Hnbaon-Btreot J Shop. Further particulars soon.—W. H. JJ»m« £ pie-. "j 41 AM TED, all Buyers of Silver Jewel- | • * lcry to know.that Charles Kolsoy & Co. E have arranged for Constant Additions to their S Stook of tho vory Newest Designs. They keep , no imitatlous. consequently they guarantee everything they sell.—Charl«B Kelsey & Co., \ two daora below Morrinß*. Ironmongers. ol ANTED KNOWN—Samples ot some % of Uib Qoods being aold off (with srloee) - are now ia the wIndSJW at the Hobson-stroet thop. Further particulars toon.—W. H. Dam- ' pier. , . *■ WANTED KNOWN-Difiestive Bit j teis— The wondertul remedy for Indi gestion, Pains In Ghent, ForohMu), and Baon, A Constipation. Piles, &c Prlco 2 8.-GaßdertOD, h Karnngahape Boad. l WAN'I'KD K.NOWfl— Samplosof some I of ihoGoodn being(O'd oil'(«rlthprlooi>t X are now in the window at the Hobnon-Hiroet F Hhop. Further particulars coon.— W. H. Dam pier. J WANTED TO 3KLL, „ Xx s.B. Rowentt from Wangannl, E A BPIKSWD PAIKOf GREY PONIES, about 13 hands high. , Qul'it andßtanrch; grand matob. E Apply to HU»<TWR ANH NQf,AV. b 1* A fl T E D X « O WN - ° A. O. STEPHENSON, ," DRAPKB. NBWTON, Has Just Opbsbo Up I NKW VELVRTKKN3, Hpooiai value, 119 yard f, NEW SATINS. 1/8,2*6. to 8/4 J»rd V NKW BILKP, Bplenald Lyons, W yard g NBW HOSIKRY, Hi upwards ■; NIC W DOLMANS, woll trimmed, 25/ NKW DL3TKBS, 3/6 to 35' eaoh tl NBW JACK&TS, splendid value, at 7/6 | NKW UNDKROLOTHlNQ.aUstyleßandprloea . NX v HA.TB, In Straw, &o, 61 upwards : NKW FKATHKR9,I/Bto2l/eaoh NX w FLOWKBB. hi to 3/6 eaoh '. NKW TAPKSTBy OARPBTB,B/6 rer yard NBW LONQ LAUK CaBTAISS, /»$, 1/, 1/8 I and 1/6 per yard ' NBW BHORT OURTAINiS, Hi to 1/ per jard NKW FLANNELS, 35 plooes, /71 to 2/6 per yard C NEW BLANKKTS, full size. All Wool, 18/6 f por pair NKW OLOTHINQ, In groat varloty. c r DKKBBMAKING AND MILLINKHY ON \ TUB PKKMIBHB. , _ A. 0. BTEPHENBON, * KARANGAHAPK RUaD. "\\T ANTS D.—Hoslory I Hosiery ! — '. ** Mon'B, Women's, Boys', Girls', and Children's, just oponod at Itobaon'a Melbourne Houbo, Ponsonby. \ \\f ANTED.—Tho best stock of Winter V t Hoaery In Ponsonby ia to bo found at ' Robson's Melbourne Housot Come and see them. c \\f ANTttD KNOWN-Samplcsof some J V V or the Goods being sold off (with prices) i are now in the wiDdow at the Hobenn-ntreet - shop. Further particulars B >on.— W. H. Dam- ' Pier- '|1O CLICK BKS.— Wanted an Improver, J 8 alßo a Boy.—Apply J. T&itersaUt Baot ] Upper Manufactory. 3 2. Queen street. E O'~ PFICE BOT WANTiD, must bo ahle \ to write well.—Anoly in applioantß band writing, to Bok No. 33, General Posi Offloe. Goodsons Arcade. LONDON Q LONDON I LONDON QQ LONDON . LONDON gg LONDON • r* oob son's IXOOD-BON'B ARCADE. Mi" ARCADE. ■ , ARCADE. gg ARCADE. ' ARCADE. $% ARCADE. THE VERANDAH RESTORED, And Our Windows Present the Usual j Attractions. c THE DAMAGE SUSTAINED Cannot be estimated by tho actual coat incurred . in tho restoration, as ' £300 Will not compensate for the loss we have bus- t taincd by the expenditure incurred, and the sacrifice we have experienced through pur Four Windows being excluded from public gaze; but the additional patronage of our ( numerous customers will accomplish it, and upon thiß we confidently rely, presenting , GREATER ATTRACTIONS I than ever, considerable accesßionsi being made i to the already Knest Stock in the Colonies, by NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED, and which will be constantly supplemented by further shipments. Note the Address: The London Arcade, ( auckland and christohurch. London Address: 58, St. Mary Axe.



| reponal. I "I*/ ILL Mrs. Mary Hogan please ca I TV at the eituuion she le(t on Tuesda [laat WA N TED, the Young Woman wli bought the thyme lant Tueedsy evenln nnd save a half-sovereign by mistake to call t Mra Burke. Fruiterer, Uopor Bymonde-stree and sha will receive her change. Educational. Tl/TISS DONOVAN, Teacher of Piano lvl. forto, has Removed to Merlin House Hobaon-street. Quarter commences 30th April Vacancies for pupils. TTNIVERSITY COLLEGE Tho attention of Stddents ard Teachers! directed to an ERROK in tho UNIVHR3ITI CALBNDaR, 1882 Paste 15. Footnote. Tfii authors and periods therein printed in thi SUBJE )T BNGLIoH for the 8.4. Degree foi 18S2, should bn (or 1883 and vice verm. Thi English for 1883 in— Shafceipeare, King Henri IV., parts 1 and 2; King Henry V, Period- Vrom the accession of Kllzibeth to the aooes slon of Charles 1. ROBBItT KIDD. April 21,1883. Regietrar. Jbecturee. ( Tk D D FELLOWS' HALL. LORNE-STBEHiT. A LECTURE, ON THE GREAT PYRAMID OF KBIPP, BY REV. J. J. WEST WOOD Nkst MONDAY NiUHT. Doors open at 7.30; Looture at 8. Admission—One Shilling; Front Sea's, Two Shillings. Tioketa at the door. Ecclesiastical. YOUjvh MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO. CIATION. corner of Wellesloy and Albert streets. — Meeting for United Prayer THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 7.30. A Bible Reading will be given. Friends aro cordially invited. A BIBLE CLASS for MEN every SUNDAY AFTERNOON, from 3 till tt. PAUL'S CHUKCH.-U a.m., 0 Morning Prayer, Sermon, and Eoly Com munion ; 6.30 p.m., Evening Prayer and Sermon, Common Prayer." ALL FAINTS', PONSONBY.-Bishop Selwyn, of Melanesia, will conduct Morn ing Sorvice in this church, providing the mall steamer does not arrlvo beforo. (JT. MATTHEW'S CHURCH. - the l^ Right Rev. J. R. Selwyn, Lord Ulshop of Melanesia, will preach the Sermon in this Church to-morrow evening at 6.30 p.m. S'r, SEPULCHKK'd School-bouse.- Bishop Solwyn, Missionary Bishop in Mola nesia, will speak to the Children and their Friends on his Work in tho Islands, Thin (Saturday) Evening, atT.3O o'clook. rr»RINITY CHUftCcI, tiorth Shore.— f Sunday, 29th-Tho Rev.- Mr Macullum will proach in tho Morning at li o'clock, and in tho Evening at 6.30. pONGREGATIONALCHURCU.Ueres". v 7 ford-streot—The usual services will be conducted To morrow—Morning at 11, Evening it 6.30, by tho Pastor, tho Rev. J. Robertson. M.A. Subject, "Tho Religious Education of ;he Young." UN If E D MKTIIODISTFKII'I CHURCH. Pitt and Vincent-atreeta.- MorniLK at 11 a.m., Rev. S. Macfarlano Evon ng at 6.30 p.m., Mr Roberts. pbNSONBY BAPIIS T CHUKCH.— " Tho ltov. C. Carter, Pastor, will conduct he Scrvicos aa usual to-morrow at 11; and in .hoevoninsr at 6.30 thoro will bo a Baptismal Sorvice. New arrivals aro cordially Invitod. Y\7ELLESLEY.STHEET UA P TIST T T CHURCIL-Sunday, April 29.-Mr A. <"<»irbrothor will preach—Morning' in the Cha >el; Evening at 6.15 o'clock, in tho Choral Hall. JjT. WAVIU'S CHURCH, Symonds ~ street.—Roy. T. McKenzlo Frasor. M.A. Morning at 11; Evonfng at C.30, Lecture, " Saul, ting of Israel." MOKNIMfiSIDIi PIUFBYTiiKIAN CHURCH.-Tho Rev. Alox. Corriok will ireach in tho School-room on Sabbath, at 2.30 i.m. DE V O¥P~6~R T ~Prt ESBYTERIA N CIIURCIL-Sorvicea To-morrow: Morn ag at 11, Evening at 6.30, by Roy. A. Murray ioCallutu. ITT-S tITK E T W> SLBYAN CHUUCIL-Morning at 11, Rev. A. Roid; ivening at 6.30, Rev. T. G. Carr. JjT. JuHN'S WESLttYAN CHUKCH, Cj Ponßonby.-Morningatll, Rov.T.Buddlo; Ivonlng at 6.30J1J0v. A. Hoid. PARNELITWESLEYAN CHURCIL^- U Morning at 11. Rev. W. G. Parsonson ; :voning at U. 30, Uv T. Pacey. DB'ViilNPOn'f W X LX r a k CnUIICIL-Morning at 11, Mr n. T. totherwell; Kvenlng at 6.30, Rev. G. W. J. pence \TEWMARKET WKSLKYAN Ll CHURCH.-Divine Sorvice in tho above hurch will bo conduoted To morrow—Morning til, by Roy. W. C. Oliver; Evening at 6.30, br lev. W. G. Parsonson. __ ECH"HITirWESLEY A N 61URCH. —Morning at 11 o'clock, Mr Caughcy; ;voning_at e.SO.^MrHarrlS; & RAN KLIN ROAU PRIMITIVE n METHODIST CHURCH.-Morningat 11, Iv W. Layccck, Btudent: Evening at 6.30, Mr tothwell, student. PRIMITIVE METHOuIST CHURCH, 1 Alexandrastroot.—Morning at 11. Roy. V, S. Potter; ICvoning at 6.50, Roy. W. S. 'ottor. JJKKViCKS in tho Primitive Mothodist 3 Sunday School-room, Upper Pitt and Ed win treots.—Afternoon »t 3, Mr Roth well, student; Ivenlng at 6.30. Mr Geary. TlSßOrr'S OPERA UUUSK.—Lecture c\. on Sunday Nfeht, at 6.30. by Goo. A. Irown. Subject, "what Shall the Harvest cV Morning at tho Temperunco Hall, 11 'clock. f IHKisTADKLPHI*NS meet in the ' ' Newton Hall for fellowship at 11 a.m.; .octure at 6.30 p.m. Subject, "Signs of tho 'imes." F PR AIN KLIN ROAD PRIMITIVE AIKTUODIST OHURCH.-On Thursday Cvoning next. May 3rd, Mr T. E. Jones, lately rom England, will proach a Sermon In tbo Velsh language, with explanations in English, lubjeot, "Tho True Freedom of the Gospel." iollectlon at close. HEATKEROYALrSUNDA* EVEN ING SERVICES, undor tho conduot of ho Young Men's Christian Association, on lunday Evening, from 8 to 9. All are invitod. loats Freo. To Let. ("0 LE r, a House of 7 rooms, another of 8. (?an and water laid on.—Janus Bald Cden Terrnoa. "O LET, the i*hop and Dwelling Mouse in Hobson strcot occupied by W. Parker, }rocor.—Apply Thos. Conatoblo. __ B^o LET, Furnislicd or Unfurnished, two "ront Riomp.—For addrOKß apply Mrs iweeto. oppoal'e tho Rtd 'lon Hotal. ri) LET, Ucuroom and Patlour (lur- Binhea or unfornlshed), with nm ot cltohon.—Mrs SlmKias, Park Uoad, oil'Graf ton toad. ________ 110 LET, a 5-roomcd House, water laid on. with i* J aore ot ground, at Green Line, brae minutes' wait fr.-»m s»ation.—Apply B. Jatriaon, near Remuera Station^ !~^6~LiETr"one~or two Furnished Bed roomit »n 4 Sltt'nK-room In a private lamlly, three dnora from Y.M.O. A., Albert Bt. * O L«.T, Eight-roomed House in City Road; gas and water laid on; every con venience.—Apply to J. B. Morpeth, No. 20, insurance Buildings. _______ TO L"T, "thoso very desirable and cen trally situatod Premises now in occupation )f Messrs B. Gittos & Sons (who nro removing jpposite), Wyndhtim street, juat a* junction of Jueon-stroet.—Full particulars fromD.F. Evans, ffistate Agont, Queenatreet. 10 LET (Remuera)-To Let, Duelling House and 6 Acres, Victoria Road, Semuera, next bolow residence of D. B. Cruiok ihank, Esq., and at presont occupied by Mr Oonis Kelly. The proporty is very pleasantly tltuatod. House contains 6 rooms and out luildlngs.—D. F. Evans, Land Agont, Queon itreet. iy"ORTH SHORE. HOUBE3 to Let In^ooTpofiUonß.—apply, R. & R. DUDKB, Oevencort Store. FFICES and Sample Booms To Lst.— Apjly to MewZoaland Tweed Co.. Queen itreet _____________ Lost and Found. LOST, from the Greyhound Stables yes terday morning. Fox Terrier nog. right ac blaok. out on Bide of neck. Finder re yarded.-Sam Young. - LOST, yesterday afternoon, between Onehunga and Grey-street, a Gold Chain md Pendant.- One Pound reward on returning mmc to the Market Hotel, Grey-street. LOKT, at Citizms' Ball a Silver Bracelet. —Anyone retarolog same to tlargood, Bwen, and Co. will be rewarded. FOUND 7 last night, outside Choral flail, a Bluck frhawl. - Apply to Care taker, Choral Hall. ____ t/iIiUND, a Sum of Money.—Owner " may have the same by calling on Mr Dharles Reed, Jermyn-street, opposite Railway I'erminUE Hptel, apd paying expeneea. S"xß'_YEL\in: .toloy Paddock last Friday, Chestnut Mare and Foal.—Owner oan bave the game by paring expenoes to Geaco, Kpsom. Shipping. fgaafe^J^ 01* PATE A DIRECT. ■*®**-^*' The new twin sorew steamer • waverley Will leavo Queen-Btreet Whart as above on or about MONDAY, 7tb May. Freight to Paten, 2Qb pec ton.



i For Sale. H Ulo^ SALE, nice Little Farm, 12 milei '_ JD fiom town, wl h 6-roomed House, all cul ; tlrated and £ano;d ; cheap.— H, Paittngtoc, - Land Agwnt. . 10 ifioß SALE, Mount Eden Building £ r rttep, 10U x 193 feet, fronting Victoria ? Rosd: very cheap, ard splendid view, — H tj Patt'naton, Hoaee and Land Agent. - 1/1 OR SALF, Park Road, Comfortable P House of 5 rnoma; good allotment'and obarmlng view —H. Partlrg i House and - | Land Agent. •■ I^OK SALE, Kyber Pass, Residence of |. P 6 reams: gas and eve y oonvenlenee; '• allotment 50 x 200; good view.—B, Partlagton, . ailohburj'd Unildingß. !. jmOR SAL", New Four-roomed Cottage, V 30 minutes' walk from Queen street. De -8 posit. £15; balance weekly.-W. V. Stevenß, I 187, Queen-street. b T? Olt B*kE (a bargain), Furniture of r J^ 3-roomed hou3e, nearly new. Must be b sold at once.—Apply next door to Crevey, f Grocer, Cook-street. . - KJ'UK SaLK, HacKett-street, Ponson&y, " S^ New Verandah Villa of Six-rooms, fitted with Register Grates. Colonial Oven, Cup hoard, ■ Dreeser. &c, close to the Beach. Price. £350.— • I). F. Evans. Kutato Agent Quean-street, next Bank of AHStralaila ■ 719 liiiOß ABSOLUTE SALE, at Mount JP Kdoo, a new. well finished, and faithfully ' bnllt Verandah Cottage of tour rooms and ncuUery, fitted with regtstcr grate, kltohen range, tern*. &c. Sck.. &c. Splendid allotment (volcanic) 33 x Hi; situnte, tho Avenue, Kden dale Price. £25 oash; balance on s'noh terms aa agresd upon.—Apply to Messrn hibby and Fletcher, on tho premises; or to D. F. Kvans> Kstate Agent. Qqeon-street. (742) . srOR IMJIEDIATK BALE, handsome IT VILLA RESIDENCE, new and well flnishod, containing seven rooms, fitted with register grates, oven, cupboards, gas and fit tings; water laid in from main: splendid view of harbour; situated in Franklyn Road, near the Wesleyan Church. —D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Quocu-Btrcct, next bank of Australasia. FOrt SALK, Customhouee-strect West, good Business Sites, leasehold. LotlNo. 111, 50x90, together with the Shop and Buildings erected thereon, as now occupied by Messrs Atkinson and Co. Ground rent, £10 per annum. Leasehold 5 years to run. To be had cheap.— D. F. Evans, Estate Agent Queen-street. "JU ORTHCOTK,—For~SaIs, New Four l ' roomed Housd, near Church and School. Very cheap for cash.—J. Ryan, House Agent, &c, Karangahapo Road. jpiOß S vLE, a fir.-t-class Leamington JD Range, asoaiid hand.-For particulars apply to Mrs A. Maiklo. Cbapel-atroet, 3 doorj from MejorV, uro^or, , |i>bu ft ALE, a handsome clrcuiar » irontißß Brouii:hnra, Spring Cußblona and Squabs. - Apply tc> W. Witr, late Hasten. Durham-street. _. _ flj'Oii SALE (by order of the j&?&hi " Kxftoutors ot the Katate of JtSsSfcS^iho lato 4ntonla Martin), the Tysffr^yP Ketch AGNUS MARTIN, ii tons ijni TTr^wt rußioter; well toun* in Balls, snohors ard sear; lannohed from Messrs Han derson and Spraggon's Shipyard about seven mouthango. Also,tho Cutter FAWN, 28 tons ro*ls'rr, well found in every respect. Both v»Bsels bringing a rental of £38 a inontb. Tenders will bs received by tho underpinned for the purchase ot either or bgth the above vessels up to tho 16th Muy, 1833. The hlghost or auv tender not neooecarily accepted. All infor matloa may bo obtiinnd frnm, and tenders to be addressed to. ««-"^SarTIN. Nelson-street, Auokland. ipOR ABSOLUTS SALE GRAND VILLA SITES. Hkalthy Aspect. Maonifiobnt View. All those splendid Freehold Villa Sites, situate next tho rosidonco of Judge Munro, St. George a Hay Road, Parnell, having each a frontage of 65ft by 20Oft deep, with asploudid north-oasterly slope. Tho position is first-cluas, tho aspect cannot bo beaten, with a view unsurpassed. In fact, these arc, without exception, tho only Choice Villa Sites in this rapidly-rising and aristocratic suburb; and tho vendor has dis played his interest in thlß district by cutting up his property into such largo allotments, berados which he offers such exceptionally easy terms, viz., one quarter cash; balanco can stand at six (6) per cent. Plans and all particulars at office of 1). F. EVANS, 770) Estate Agont, Queon-streot 'pt7~C M'iTALISfs" AND OTHErtb. CENTBAL CITf FREEHOLD I'EOPEIITY FOX SALS. I am Instructed by Mrs Probsrt (who Is now retiring from her old and well-eßiabUshed busi ness) to sell. Immediately, this valuable Bad noas situ (tho "Little Dust Pao'), being one of tho oldest ard boat-known sites In the city. It h«s a frontaße to Bhortland-strcer or ?fl feet, by t depth of 116 feet to fluid Lane, besides being excavated and substantial wall built for oeliar. splendid position ; oorncr allotmenS. Sitnato directly between Mesers A. Clark and Sons Warehouse and Hycroffa Mill, fchortlnnii street. Nearly all the purohaso money con remain on mortßaße at 7 p«r cent. 1 erms and conditions en application to D. F. KVANS, Eat»te Agent.Quecn-Btreet. _75 r|lO BAKBKS AND. OIHEKS. -Valu- I able and firßt-class Bueiness, situated on Macuksu Uoad. f arnell. consisting ot H»nd aom« and Co »modtoua bbop and Dwelling, oon wlning Dine rooms, pintry, bath-room, eoaUery, bitloony tbnek and front); splendid large Baker's Oven, dough boxec, flour loft, et&ble, »nd nu merous outbuildings; large KrooholdA'lcitnunt (double frontuKi). In bli, a fint-oln«s and very o mpaot Hsker'o and Con'ectionet's Premises, all in capital working order.—Full particulars »t offloe of V. F. Kvans, Kstata Agent, Qneen streefc H7B) |^O AKKIVE, and for Sale (by Tara- I wora), on Tuesday, May 1, 300 bags Potn toca.-L. W. Eaton. AGkOCKKY BUSINHSS for Sale, in in tho olty, doing a oaah trade. Btook at coat price.—Address at Stab office Meetings. \/j & SONIU— Musical Brethren willing iyX to assist at Opening of Devonport Lodge on Monday, April 30, are cordially invited, and requeßtfd to m«t tor Rehearsal at Freemason's Hall, Prlnoos-Btreet. on BATUuDaY KVEN lN°'atm H. GORDON OOOCH. Mu'loal Director. /CONSECRATION AND INSTALLA- Kj TION OKRKMONYOI.LODGK ALBION, E 0., DKVONFOKT. All the officers and Brathren oC Masonio Liodgrs In tbe Provincial District ot Auokland arao rdlally invited to attend the above cere niooldl. at Devonport. on MONDAY next, 30th ,n.tant.at2p.m. q BRABgaY , W.M. leslgiate. j§ • A LOUGK ST. ANDREW, Ko. 418, S.C. — rtioss ot the Offloern and Members who oan mako it oonyenient are iavitoii to attend the UoneoorttlOD of LodRO Albion, X.0.. North Shore atUp.m.on MONOAY SBXT, April3o. By order ot the R. W.M. KAY WRIGHT, fuoretarr. X" JL " # r ODGE UNITED SERVICE, 421, I.C. The Brothron of this I-O(1ko nro Invi-od to at tenil tho Ooneacratlor and Installation Cere' mony ot LodgeAlblon, X.0., lyivcripnrt. to meet ■m tho Whirl at 2 p.m., on MUNfIAY next, the 30th Inst.—By request ot the W,W. J. W. MKLTON, Beoretiry. 'KKS and Brethren of Lodge nf^.U' PRINCE Of WALES, 1338. E.C.. $C Z'nre roquosted to meot on tho Queen 'wN street Wharf on MONDAY next, tho 30th instant, at 2 p.m., to proceed to Devonport and take part in the ceremony of Consecration of wu r ODGE EDEN, No. 1530, E.C. Tho Officers and Brethren ot tho abavo Lodge ara requested to altenl tha Ceremony ot Conee otatlon of tho Ne» Mnuunio Hall at the North Bhore on MONDAY noxt at 2 p.m. By order of the WM. y H. CHAPMAN. P.M , Secretary. UCKLAND CHORAL SOCIEIY.- Flnal »>ohoaraal, MONDAY next. 30th inßtmit. 't'hi'd Concert or tho B<-a«on ("Moaes In KttTpf) I'UnSD <V, Mayl.-H. Gilfilian, Hon. Sao. ' DONSONBY "AT HOME." The Annual Meeting of Members will ttke place on WKONItSDAY KVKNING. '2nd May, at elßht o'oleotc. la Mies Hill's Bohoolroom (kindly loot for the ocoa9lonl. Business:— To eleot Offloers, and other im portant raattors In connection with the ensuing toason. D. F. EVANS, Hon. Heo. WT UKIHERNSXEAMSHIPCOMPANY II (LIMITED). Notice is hereby given, that the Annntl Meet ing of the Shnrebo ders of the Company will be held In tho ofUco of the Chamber ot commeroe. Inßursnce iiulldlnns, on WBDNKIDAX, the 2nil day of May n^xt. at noon, for tbe purpose ot receiving tbe reoort ot the Dilators tor the your ending 31st Mirob-, 1883. and for any otber business that may bo bronght before Iho meet- By order of the Board of Directors. GBO. BROWNINO. btcretsry. AUOklacd, April 18,1883. ■fcj CRTHEBNSIEAMsHIPCOMPANY JOi (LIMITED). Tha Transfer Books of this Company will ha CU'SEt) fr.m MONDAY (the 23rd) to *HD NHSDAY (the 2nd Majl-bothi1 ays Inclusive, By order ot tbe Board of Dirootors. GKO. BROWNING, Secretary. Auckland. April 1?, 1583, Board and Eesidence. n OVERNOR bToWwK HOTEL. \JT HOBSON-STftKET. Board Aim Lodqino 2ig. per Week SmoiiK Uoou K . uuuuuuuuu 2ss. per Week



I Lioenßing : m [ANNUAL LICEN Notice is hereby eiven tbat the Annual Meetii . will be held, as has b;en appointed by the Ketun ' at the plaoon Bet forth hereunder, opposite tha m tlon sit applications for certificate for suoh I 1 Licensing aoc Amendment Aot, 1882 are authc mlttee. and the renewal, transfer, or removal of ' Name of Committee, Date of Moetl „ June, 1883. Wade „ Friday Ist .. Takapnna _ .. .. Saturday 2nd.. ArohHtll.. „ .. .. Monday Ith .. Newton Monday jth .. Panmure.. .. _ .. Tuesday 6th .. Mount Wellington .. .. Wodneßda»6ih Mount Rosklll _ .. ~ Thursday 7th.. Waltakerei Friday Bth .. Waikomltl _ .. . Friday Bth _ Mount Bden Saturday 9th .. April 96th. 1883. Licensing Notices. Ttf" o t i d r. IHB LICENSING ACr. 1881; AMKNDMSNT AOT, 1882. The Annnal Meetings of tbe annexed Lioen slcg Committees will be held at the hour ol noon, at the plnoas appointed as under :— OTAHUHU-The first Tuesday In the months ot Jure. September, December, 1883. March. 1881, at Resident Magis trate's Court. M&BUKKWA-The first Monday In the same months, at the school bouse, Woodside. FAPAROA—The first Fridar in the sama montbs, at the Sohool House. J. OLJI-HuNT HUQHBB, Clerk ot the Licensing Committee. Gazette in Bankruptcy. TN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of the " Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and the various Acts amend ing the same, and in Oio matter of tho Deed of Assignment of David Ashbb. Notice is hereby given tbat the meeting held this day at tho omces of Messrs Hughes and Georpo, solicitors, Shortland-street, Auckland, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of assenting to the said deed, stands adjourned untU FRIDAY, the lltb day of May, 1883, at tho samo place and hour. Dated this 27th day of April, 1883. HUGHES & GEORGE, Solicitors for tho Trustee. TN BANKRUPTCY IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEA LAND, NORTHERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT. In tho matter of " Tho Debtors and Creditors Aot. 1876." and tbe several amend ment i thereof, and or the Binkruptov of Charles Patrick O'IIANLON.of Seafleld View, Auckland, in tho Suburbs of Auohtand, Settler, lato Hotelkecper, a DAtw I hereby Minmon a General Meeting of all the Creditorg'of the übovenamed Debtor to be held in the SupromeCourt Buildings, Auckland, on FRIDAY, tho fourth day of May, one thou sand eight hundred and eighty-three, at 12 o'clock noon, for tho purpose of receiving my report and granting tho said Debtor his Dis charge under the provisions of tho said men tioned Acts. Dated at Auckland, this 27th day of April, 1883. THO. MACFFARLANE, Trustee. C. F. MiDDEN, Debtor's Solicitor. Cootnbes' Chambers, Queen-street. IN THE SUPREME COUKT OV NEW ZEALAND. NOBTHEHN JUDICIAL DI3TRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of the " Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and the sevoral Aots amend ments thereof, and of the Bankruptcy of John Kemf, a Debtor. Notice is hereby given that it is the intention of tho said Debtor to make application to this Honourable Court on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of May) 1883, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, or so soon thereafter as counsel may be heard in that behalf, that an order of immediate dis charge be granted him under the 181 th section of tho above first montloned Act. Dated at Auckland this 27th day of April, IBB3< WILLIAM THORNS, Solicitor for the Debtor. IN THE SUPRBME COURT OF J»EW ZEALAND, NORIHKKH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter ot -' Tbe Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876." and tbe several Acts amend ments thereof, and of the Bankruptcy of Charlvb Hooker, a Debtor. Notice is hereby given tbat it is the intention of the said Debtor to make application to this Honourable Court, on WEDNESDAY, the 9»h day of May, 1833, at 11 o'clock in tho forenoon, or so soon thereafter as counsel may be heard in that behalf, that an order of immediate discharge bo granted him under tho 181 th section of tho above first mentioned Act. Dated at Auokland this 17th day of April, 1883< WILLIAM THORNE, Solicitor for the Debtor. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN JNOIOIAL DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of" The Debtors and Credi tors Act, 1876," and the several Acts amendments thereof, and of the Bank ruptcy of Jameb William Mabblott, a Dobtor. Notice ia hereby given that it is the intention of the said Debtor to mako application to this i Honourable Court on WEDNESDAY, the 9th doy of May, 1883, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, or us soon thereafter as Counsel may be heard in that behalf, that an order of immediate dis charge be granted him under tho 181 th section ! of tho above first mentioned Act. i Dated at Auckland this 27th day of April, WILLIAM THORNE. Solicitor for tho Debtor. IN THE SUPREME COUttTOFNEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. ; In the Matter of tho Deed -of Arrangement of James Thomas Hbndry and Wil liai*Spbncer WnnxEY, lately trading as HGndry and Whitley. Take notice that tho Meeting ot the Creditors of the said James Thomas Hendry and William Sponcer Whitley, held this day, at tho office of Messieurs Hesketh and Riohmond, Wyndham street, Auokland, for the purpose of assenting to the said Deed, was adjourned until MON DAY, the 30th day of April inst, at the same place. Dated this 27th day of April, 1883. :■ JOHN RICHMOND. Sol oitor for the Trustee. Boots and Shoes. THE NEWTON BOOT WAREHOUSE. laßlnoerely thanking his oustomera anStbe publlo for the vtry liberal patronage apoorded to him. the underaUred intimstes that, in order to aooomntodate his Newton customers, he has opened the above establishment. As before. In connection with the sale of Boots of his own mawdfaotobb, LADIES' ENGLISH MOOTS AND BHOKM AIM SoMJ AT NKAIW.Y Cose PKiuif, anjUitpeotlon of whloh is I invited bsfore purchasing elsewhere. Amongst these Goods are the following :— Button Boots, 7s 6d ~«.,, .. Prnnella (first class quality), fis 9d & 6s6d Kvenlng Shoes. 5s 9) and Sa 8d Kid Boots, 6a 6.1. OUR OWN MANUFACTURE. MBN'S AND BOYS* BOOTS, Men's Peg Shoos, 8s; Bluohers. 7s; Lace Boot", lua 64; ElbbUoSide. 12i 6d. High Lace Boots In all slze», beet material, best style, best fit. The attention of Ladies is respectfully directed ,L to , THB PON3ONBY BOtif, which lor Siylb. Blkganci, and Fit cannot be equalled. ear Best TV inter Boot Mr, o, TE* Call sad Inapcot. Call and Inspect. T. PROSSER, QDEEN• STREET (Opposite Army and Navy Hotel), AND CORNER Off UPPKR QDEBN-BTRBET AND' KARANGAHAPK ROAD. nPOOTACHE CURE•'— Instantaneous X Relief, ODONT ALGIO; Is botile.-3HAB- IiAND & CO. (opposite Poat-offloe),



r Meetings, SING MEETINGS. ig at the undermentioned Licensing Committees Dion Officer, at the hou* ot noon on tho daie>. ana imes of eaoh respectively, to take Into roneideia itoenEea an by the Licensing Aot. 1881. and the nisad to be granted by the said Licensing Com any snob. Licenses In the districts ao represented. ng. Place of Sleet ing. - .. Court-house, Wade .. Road Board Office, Pevonport .. School-room, Arch Hill .. .. Mr Thos. Faulder'a, Arch HIU _ _ School-room, Panmuro _ School-room, BUt rile .. Publlo Hall, Avondale i .. Posr-office, Henderson .. Mr if, J, Parr's, Wal&omlti .. School-room, Moant Fden THOMA3 SKAMAK, Olerk ot Licensing Committees. Corporation iMoticea. niTY OF AUCKLAND. ] . SWINEBYB-LAW. j Notice is hereby given that the above Bye- j law, made on the 12th day of April, 1882, by the t City Council of Auckland (under aid in pur suance of the powers of the Municipal Corpora tions Act), will be Confirmed on THURSDAY, May ~.*_ p . A . PHILI p S> Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, April 13,1883. * fiITY OF AUCKLAND. * BURGESS REVISION COURT. ~, | Notice is hereby given that an Adjourned Meeting of the City Council will be held on MONDAY, tho 30th current, at noon, to certify and sign the Burgess Roll for tho year 18834. , P. A. PHILIPS. ' Town Clerk. Town (Jerk's Office, I April 28,1883. Drapery. j Mantles in silk matalaise. I 8 MANTLKS IN HEATHER TV7EHDS. FOUK-IN-HAND MAHTLBS. " a I ef. M« M CLachlan, o 222, QUEESSTREET, J HAS JUST OPENED- I 500 JACKETS. DOLMANS, and ULBTKR3 in the above Makes end Styles. 3,050/ds lo[gDßß3a MATERIAL, oomoriaing- Hcathor Mixture Costume Cloth, Nuns' Veiling, and French Caebmeres in the wkwbsi shades. f 308 BOYS' TWEBD BUITP, 100 YODTHS' TWEED SUITS. Whloh will be sold S9 per cent, under tho regular price. Alao (to arrive In a few days)— g 1 Brooho Silks, Satin de I.eon, Satlnatts in black 8 and colours, "1 Blaok Brochse, pure silk, from 5a 6d per yai d. T These Goods having been bought by Mr £ Mot.BCo.lan during his viait to Uibbkow and * London will be soldat E.» glish Pbic&s to clear. V 8 i __ — _ A T« M CM ASTEK * B IS NOW OPENING, ■* E Phr Warwick, from losdon, o \ A LARGE LOT L c OF Q NEW T\RAPEBY! B TMTILLINERY! TMT ANTLES! TTkREaBES! J COME AND SEE THEM! _____ n o b T. Me MA S T ER, • » 252, QUEEN-STRERT. ■ » o Calls o QUFEN OF ENGLAND (THAMES) SOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITJ&E). j The Dir.-otors have this day made a Call of Is SJd per Sttore (equal to £30 per original share), payable to the Secretary at the Company's r offloe, Auokland, on WKDNKBOAY, the 9th J. day ot May, 1883. i Credit will be Riven to those " (shareholders who have already paid at tho rate r ot £30 per original share for tbe fall amount co c paid. j JAMES STODART, J Secretary, j Auokland, 26th April, 1883. j 'I 'I. . B=i I Dividends. * T^ I ~V.. I D E N V. NEW PRINOE IMPERIAL GOLDMINING . COMPANY (LIMITED). ' The Share Register will be Closed from Noon ■ on WEDNESDAY, the 2nd May, till Noon oa FRIDAY, the *th May. on which latter date a Dividend of 3s 6d per share will be payable. D. G. MACDONNELL, Manager. j Auckland, April 28,1883. Horticultural. j THE GARDENERS' HOKTICUL- ! TURAti SOOIKTY. f This Society has been formed for the purpose t of entoura*lng lmcovoment In the cultivation | of Vegetables, Frulta. and Flowers ; and the ] promoters are Bsngulne that br fixing tbe i Annual dubsorlp ion at ss, to sooure the sup- i poit of all who tate an Interest la a garden ] or orchard- I a Provisional Committee has been appointed t to prepare Rules and Sohednle ot Frizes. It is proposed to hold a Show in tha Spring and Autumn, and the Committee will make arrangement* to receive and etaite Kxhlblta (carriage paid) from Subscribers who, from die- . tauoe or other oausss, may be prevented from attending paraonslljr. '■'!' A Genetal Meetlog will be held la June next to Kleot Officers lor the year. ab Fruit Browing will, no doubt, soon be come one of our maple industries, it Is hoped . that all poesssßieg a garden or orchard will beoome Bubfcribers, and communicate with O. Smallueld, Hon. Hoc., Pnrnell. Auckland, who will M happy to efford any further information, Tenders. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. THOS. Wm. CARR'S ESTATE, TE AROHA. Tenders for assets in above Estate will be re ceived by the Trustee, until THURSDAY, May 17th. -FullparticularsbyadvertiaementlnAuck- : land " Herald," Saturday, May 4th; and by Cir- . outer on request. r. K< DAV IS, i Trustee. 14, SoherfFs Buildings, Fort-Btreet, Auckland. ■ .'■■ ■ i Money WANTED KNOWN-Money to Lend j on personal and collateral seouti.tr. re payable by weekly inßtalmonce. Bt'ls dis counted.—Rae'B New Zealand Pawn Shop, Darby-street. __ £H~\ i\ l 0 £"> I <JUO LENYoaßuilding 36Jlv Boolety principles, or on other: terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment syßtem. Mortgages and Loans negotiator. See List ot ] Properties for sale oa Ith page. Six per cent, t allowed on money deposited tor Investment.— C. Williamson, Land, Hstate. and Financial Agea and Valuator.13, Vulcan Lone O X M O V A L. " The Business of the AUCKLAND LOAN l OKFICtf, Qneeu-Bt eet. bw been removed to t Monte De Piste, Darby-street. All cpmmunl- Oatlonsor letters for J. B. Nenmen(?en to be eft there. .__ ■ OFIY TO LEND at 8 per cent.— . Apply to g. B. Kwington. J O" TJKB FOR INDIwESTION—TONIC I i BALSAM, a Gjnnloe Uver HegulaUOn. c pilce 3j a oottk-SHAULAND & CO. (OPPO- Bltol'OTt-BiHoel.



Business Notices. "VTOTICE OF REMOVAL, W. PABKSB, OBOOSR. HOBSONSTBBETi In removing to larger and more convenient premises, opposite those lately occupied, takes the opportunity of ihanking his customers for j tho snppoit aea.rdedhlm in the past, and trims that with iooresßed facilities he will bs abe to meet their rrqniroiionta, and merit a continu ance of their patronise. itfOTICE OF REMOVAL] The Offloe ot the following Companies la Re moval to the premises lately ooonpied by the National Insurance Como»ni,B3, Qaeen-Btreet, Aaosland:— St. Heller's and Northooto Land Company (Limited* Thames Gas Company (Limited) Moanatalari Gold Mining Company (Regis tored) Coromwdel Juat ■In - Time, HlEmMk. Dart, Diana. Kmcress, Herald, Hauraki. Martha. Kxtendod, Nobw. New Golden Belt, New North l evon. Reuben Parr, New Manu kau, Thames Golden Crown. Waitoke »r ---tendea 'vv-aitekauri No. 3, Werahiko ana Waiotabl Gold MlniDg Companies (Uml ted|i F. A. WHITB, Manager riRESSMAK ING. MISS LEE SMITH, late of the Old Country, oegs to intimate to the Ladies of Auckland and 3uWbs that she has now Opened her new Dressmaking Warerooms in Rutland-street, off aueen-street (nearly opposite Albert Pane Hotel). From her lone and varied experience in charge of many of tno lesswg Magazines ot Fashion in the Old Country ad America, she van now with confidence undertake to execute ill orders entrusted ro her atter the Latest 3i-yi.es and Designs. Perfeot ifit Guaranteed, md Charges Moderate. __ D P JS T R V, "•• 67, VIOTORIASTREBT WK3T; Opposite Royal Mall Hctal. A well-assorted Btock of Jewellery. Watohe*. 20. always on hand. Repairs neatly execmtd in the premlte3. and ortters promptly attended ». Chorgei moderate. H.K laSelllnu Off his Jtook ot bilver Jowellery at oOBt price, to make room for a new assortment. T & H C° ° X ~r> 44 AND 46, VICTORIA-STREET, Beg to draw the attention of Ladies and Gen tlemen furnishing to their L,ARHE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK of TjiTJRNITURE, lomprising Drawing and Dining-room Suites, ron and Wood Bedsteads, Wardrobes wiih 'lass panels, Sideboards, Cheffoniera, Hall i'ables and Hatstands, Office Tables, Chimney md ToUet Glasses, Dining Tables, Cane Chaira n great variety, Toiletware, Drawers, Wash tandfl,&c.,&c ETS> ■ .■ V-/ ncluding Brußsels, Tapestry, Kidderminster, ,nd Felt Carpets, Hearthrugs, Coir and China lattings, Stair Carpets, Linoleum, Floorcloth, )oor Mats, Wool Mats, Bed-rcom Rugs* &c. TDEDDING if all kinds and of the best quality. Hair, Wool, 'look, Cocoa Fibre, and Flax Mattresses, Spring Jattresses, including the Paten, Wire Wove Jattress :Feathcr Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; Capok Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, and Pal aßso T. & H. COOKE, 16, VICTORIA-STRE [Factory, Elliott-street.] FheDikect Supply Store 249 QUEEN-STREET. 249 BANCHARD AND CRANWELL Have the following among othur bargains :— Ihiidren'a Toy Moga, 5 for Is itrong Hrlnted Caps, same price urocg Printed Cops and Saucers, la acz. Vhite and Gold do. 8s 6oz. 'hnasant Plates, from 2a 6d dcz. I Glass Sugar and Groom or Butter Cooler for Is 'umbleis,3!:6ddoz : Water BotaoandKlass, la k, B'rong p»ir ot O»rvors. la 6d Cnivea and lforka. all slzoa and prices Jhildrea'a Knife. Fork. an<i Spoon, 6d landsomo Japannea Troys, 2a itrong JaDancei Bread iraja. 9i L large pair of W es for Is 61 l Complete Tollei Get. 6 pieces, 6s 91 L Beautiful Table Toilet Set. 4b Sd 'ray Looking Slasae s from is 9d, . io.in the Largest blzaa for the Smallest Money, in oval Bcrew-pilJar, box, &0., &c. tealiy Good Fenders naw 7a fid i new lot of Charooal Box Irons, to be sold at 4gand4s9d hir and Cloth Brushes, Is each larsonters' Hammers, la: Plnoeru. BQ adies1 Toy do. Bd; fJut Craokers, 31 'ankee apring Balanocß Is each. Also. In endless variety — btataary. Vises, .netres, Glass Soades, Lampa, Bird Cages, hitlery. Crockery, Qlasawaro, Tinware, and leneral Furnishing Ironmongery, Bn/ of the Importers Dlseol; from tho Manufacturers, temetnner, you can. get almost anything you want at HaNCHARD & VRiLNWBLL'd DIBIOT BDPPLTT STOBB, 2«, QUKKN-ST| £7 HO X 1 C E. BEK3WAXI BKKS WAXI Purchased in any quantity fo? Cash. Buyers ot Fungus and Mnntz Metal, Having purchased In China a Fine Assort lent ofTeas himself. JAMBS AH aaCW can onfldently recommend them, and tirnata that all ila old Cnstotners, and the Public generally, will ,rail themselves of this splendid opportunity ,nd call early, to buy his Superior Congou, Beat flavoured Eooloo, Shouohong, and various fixed Teas, suited to evary taatei He has also n hand Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger, Jroofeory ware ( Silks, Handkerchiefs, and other ommodltlea too numerous to mention. Note the Address:— JAMES AH KEW fe CO., 231 qaeea-Btreet. mLEAKING-OUT SAL E OF U COTLERSr. THOMA3 SAMOBIj, being aompellfd to 3lear out his Stook ot Cutlery In consequence if tbe PBBMIdh.B COMING DOWN and no ither Shop being obtainable, la now SELLING )FP the wnole of the Stook at an'ooormois Jacrlfloe. The goods are from the beat Sheffield nakers, and will have to be sold at any price. Jonslßtlrß of— Best Ivory Table and Deeeert Snlvos. Lootwood'fl and Johnson's Best Pooket Snlveß. Kleotroplated Forks. Epoonp, Crueta, to. Nevada and Nickel Silver Forks and Jpoons. Superior Solseors and Razors. WHOLKSALS AND RETAIL. T HOMAS SAMUEL, [MPORTHK OF CUTLERy. 46, Queen-stret (Opposite Town Clook), r FNDIA AND CHINA TEA J_ WAR.B BOUSE." NO. 95, VICrOEIA-STREET. [N THE MATTER OF "GENUINE INDIAN TEAS." I beg to notify my customers, and sll whom It may oonoera, Th« my Indian Teaa are mostly !rom Calcutta, via Melbourne; ih«,t the (twat Sulk of my present Stook pneeed through me Victorian Cußtoma during tho eevereßt ducus jlon that h'S ever taken place In the Colonies an what Constitutes "Pure Tea;" when the aflort waa actually made to raise the Government Standard there higher thaa tr at adopted by tho Boari of Trad 9. london. Futther -.-That, es nearly the whole of my Stook oarries the ••' Cal- Dntta Syndicates" Mark, and their Agents in (Melbourne being Mes^ro J. Ilenty and Co., no higher guarantee can bo given of their purity than they offer on behalt ot the Syndicate. Frkdk. Whitbhead; tka importer. a ckl4nd. Wm. Me Arthur & (Jo., AOCKLAND. TO DKALKRS IN iTANOr GOODS, KARTSKNWARK. CHINA AN» GLA AND GKNHRAL STORKKKBP»«HB Plain and Fanoy Stationery Perfumery and ToUet Sosjn jtruahworo and Combs Tabie and Pooket Cutlery K.P. and B.M. Goods Iron Bedsteads Mlrrore and Fancy Furniture Clcoks, Watches, and Jeweller* Tobacco, Cigars, and Pipes Mntloal Instruments Karthonwire, China, and Glass Vases, Flower-stands, &o. Parian Ware, Plotures Purses, Hand Bags, and Baskets OricketlDß Aptiointmotita Lawn Tennis and Badminton Archery and Croquet Indoor Guinea. Toya. feo. ATS! RATS! KATS!-Uee aHARLAND'rt PHOSPHOR PASTE. Bats eat It greedily, and die; no smell. Plica, Oae Shilling a Bottle. SHARLAND & CO.. opposite Post-onion. Highway .Board Notices. AIIAKEBEI WEST HIGHWAY DiaTßicr. 7he Annual Meeting ot the Boird and Rate payers IB to be held at tho Ora'.i* Hotel, Henderson, on SATURDAY, the 6th day of May, 1883, at noon. John BMym Chairmen. Waitakerel, Htl> April, 1883^ it/l'o'uiiT ALBEKT HIGHWAY Dla- JIJ. TRICT. NOTICE.-Tho Annual MeeUng of Rate payers for the above DistriotiaPOSli'UJMJi.J.i dU further announcement. Tj j.YLOR, Chairman. Apri! 27,1883. HILL RO^D DISIRIUT. •She Annual Meeting of Ratepayers will be jeldin the flpeom Ball on iTHID&Y, the 4th lay ot May. at 6.30 p.m. W KOBKRTHALL, Chairman ot Board. EVONPORT KOAD DISTRICT.— Notice is hereby given that it Is the lnten lon oC the Devonporc Boad Board, at a Mooting Ob* he'd In Iha office of the Hoard, on MON JAY, Uth day ot May. to make the rollwing ipecisl order:—" That the number of Members jt tho Boara be increased to nine." By order ot the Board. a. TANNSW. Secretary.



f Public Noticegi CTfLENSyiLLB SWI&'G BRIDGE. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given to all E^TO^&Hj, 0 Kaipara River for tho Purpose of Rafting lim -I>t>c, that *hoy will be held responsible for ww Jamaee that may occur to the Hejenavme tS wing Briage through the action of rafts, logs, S. PERCY SMITH, ' Assistant Surveyor-Generaii Survey Office, Auckland, 20th April, 1883. ■V- O T I C X, RB EDWARD CO3ILET DHCSABBD. All pireocß who are or mar hereafter be indebted to the above estate, either for interest, rent, orotherwlas. ulllikaaeiny tbe same to Messrs Jaokeon ana Rusbull. bolicitMß. Fort atraet, Auckland, whose receipt shall bo a mifll olent discharge. DAHK?N JiCKBON{H^irSW, D. HE«N deceased. ATOklaW, 27th April, 1883. yrr c ark agents FOB ICE-MAKI.Ni* MACHINSB, from 835 upwards BRKWKKS' BHFKIGEKATING MA CHINKRV. ICE-ORKAM FRSBZING CHURNS. ME SOALKS, lOK PLANE 3. AU Utensils for trailing loed Drinks AXBO, ENGINE, BOILERS. PUMPS, BRILLS, AND TOOLS'. Plant of any kind Contracted for. INGSRVM AND CO., Hlßh-streot. •7 REB Counter Lnnchton at Oos- F mopolltan Hotel from halt-past 10 to 12. _ BANANAS ! Bananas 1 - 3d per It)., or five pounds for one shilling, at the Park Fruit Depot, Victoria-street East fcußt above Roth'stßathß). O~LD^EWING MACHINES Repaired or Exchanged tor New Odos a«i D. 8. Chambers' Wholesale and .p*?"-^ Depot. 70, Qaetn asreet, opposite the Bm_ " jjedxcal. ' STOP your Colds by Using BubinTa Tincture of Camphor. Price 18.-C./W. Gooason, London Arcade. - . ■ ■ i — NEVER FAILS. InseotLife- destroyed by the , , j able in the London market. . insecticide. Sold in tins at Is 6d each. • ~ Hasleit's MITCSAM LiVANDBR WaTBR 18 A MOST BBFKKBHINB FEBFDME FOB HAND EBBOHIBF OB SICK ROOM. In Bottles at 1/6, 2/6, 6/6,7/6, ana 10/fl Kaon. ENGLISH "~P~H A R M A C V, 184, QuKEtt-sißaarr. LjUaKLANBS CREKKY PECTORAL, PrlO9. 2n 61 and I: 6S a Bottle. BHARLAND ft CO.. opgsßlta P..Bt-oflice. __ Wa E ECLKCTIG~PHABMACY. DOCTORAHINOLD rSPIs»iNYKOYAL AND STEEL PILLS.-The most popular Post Office. . TTr o~ B M B VV All children Buffer from tbatn. Tf nn^nßoted ask for the Certain Core, SHAKLAND-a WORM K»WD|B&UB«I«* Apothecaries Hall. oppoa*ta Poat-offiee. Auctions. - MONDAY, AfKIL 16. ARRIVAL OF KANGAHIA. Timberi Txmbeki Timber! Sale on Wharf, foot ot Little Quoks street, at 12 o'oloek. tflW 80A«D3.6xl 9 r.l 9x»l . 1/3 1O 4 Pieces Soantting, lx 2 and 4x S. GEORGB SIBBIN. Auctioneer. TUESDAY, MAY I. AT 11 O'CLOCK. TEAS ! T_AS ! AJND TOBACCO ! Foe Absolute Salk. by obd»e is hbhf by and whiilsy kbtatk. T*HE undersigned will sell by auction, I Tuesday, Ist May, at 11 o'clock sharp, a( his Mart, Queen-street. ' 21 Caddies New Beatoi Tea §52 16 Caddies New Heawm Tea §134 16 Caddies New Season Tea §182 62 Boxes New Sea on Tea § 178 25 Halt-oheata New c oaEoa Tea §70 ■ 1 Case Over the Tobaeoo Samples for Liquoring at Mart. GEORGE SIBBIN, Anotioneer. ■ : :■ " MONDAY, APRIL 30. L. W. EATON WILL sell by auction, nt his mart, on Monday, April 30, at 12 o'clook noon, 200 Bunches Bananas 60 oases Nelson Apples . \f'i TUESDAY, MAY ti ) 0.. JEWELLERY! JEWKLLERY WATCHES! WATCHES!1 A •. - W,DOWDBN ::■:"■ cUZir'- WILL sell by auction, on Tuesday next, May 1, at 11 o'clock, 1 CASE JEWELLERY, consisting of Chains, Necklets. Bracelets, Watches, &c, just landed ex Olive Thuriow, 8, TONES. ft. O. CAEB. B. D. TONES TUESDAY, MaY 1. UNRESERVED CLEARING " SALE, TO MAKE ROOM FOR ALTERATIONS TO BRUNSWICK MART. B. TONKS & CO. ■ft*,"ILL sell, on Tueseay, at 11 o'clock, SALAD OIK GINGER, MAIZK Flour, Paper, Te». Milk. Oats Biscuits, Blue, Figs, Tinware, Ala Beef, Varnish DRESSING TABLKB, WASHBTANDB Grindstones, Fork Gleaning Machine &c, &c, \ &c, &c. ■. NOTB. — The above ilinei mast be told td enab'.e ns to make alterations to our pmulaee. B. TONKS & CO. W, 8. OOCHKAMK JTAfI. DACES TUESDAY, MAYI. OIL PAINTI N G 8.; OIL PAINTINGS. . rf iHE Subscribers will sell at their Kooms,,. JL Fort-etreet, on Tuesday, Ist May, at 12 o'clock. i - ka LAHOK OIL PAINTIWQB, In Hand Ov Bomo (Hit Frames. * SAMTXB& COPKKAWK & 80S, Auctioueers. IT. ft OOOHBAKB JA& D4.0R1 TUESDAY, MAY l.i IT DIAMOND RINGS, JEWELLERY, ' i' 3 W A T C H E S, TOYS, ,• STOVE OBNAMBNTP.V. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, ai out Rooms, Fort-street, on Tuesday, Ist M»r, atllo"olock, ; :.:: :>v:\. v .. . : \ I DIAMOND AND KUBiT KINO, Sim Kracßlotsand Nooliiet, Klngu, «*6tohiM, Jewellery, Fancy Goods, t'rawel Si*. Toib, Stove Oroamtrnn.Sw, ; ,-... SAMUKJu COiJJHHAWM & SON. 1 AncHon«*i«. -' • . yjf IPUR SALE BY AUUTION, SVufiH It Ml Tauranßa, aajolniug Mr Vc ppTfaUto aores(4Singraß»K House. Cow*h>-" auaaiwa jart. T goad MMoh fowa- 8 >o i ,g Swok; at'A, Bisklana'B»alp, frid.y, 4'h Mf >'" '• • "'W (Continual on fourth -?«,<'.