IMtirj" in\ Europeans, but Weterc told him all tli6; Ngatimahiapotos were in favor of Mr Bryce coming through,' and then handed to Hcrcnu A Tetter from Wahauui, on the -object. Captain Messerger, from . to redoubt at White OJfffe, WifWit round fioncs and at 11 a.m. when the ti.le nlujt, the ptfty left, being accompanied by Io WVtorb a number of natives, and the famous j £h_a W White Cliff, is 17 mi!«s from Mokau, along the beach, but at the ■Tt where Eicbv was drowned a few I §ny" ago t c & got off, scrambled over A Tort cliff and let themselves down by a rof he boracs being sw« n thioagh 10; teot. of water by Maoris. It was rather exciting fo watch the skill with which they defen ded themselves from being dashed against the cliffs. From this point, the way lay rlosc along under nine hundred feet ot per-1 ™_dkX" cliff, and as it is only a soft Fort of marll, and there are steps here and there, some were glad when it was over. At the prettily eituued rcdnubt Captain and Miss Messenger hud piovidcd an tx cellont d inner.

Arrival at Waitara. At half-past four tho party lcfUn two weie, and Waitara, 22 miles' distant, was rf.vct.ed at balf-Pist seven. Most of ihe rjeople of tho town gathered to meet Mr Brvcb on tbe b>ids»c, which hail an arch with tho word " Welcome," and on ouc^iJe ianterns. Then ctme an address, and a dinner at the Masooic Hotel, ever which Mr M, Jones, cUainawa of the Town. Board presided, and and Mr; Brycc's ho.ilth was proposed by Col Primble, M.H.K. hi his reply, Mr lirv'ce spoke of To >v otere's comiuct iv the highest terms. AH this reception to totally unexpected, Mr Bryco mtendm,' to cro on to New Plymouth without stopping. [ It may be mentioned that in replying to the toast of. tN> Governor, MI Bryce said he had respondod to tbe toast when it gave him a modo^ate degree, of pleasure to do so, l>ut on tbia occasion he did it with iuiiuitt ■ibe party loft by .special train at nine, and reached New Plymouth in itue course.

Prospects of a ttailioay Route. From Aloxaudra to To'ara tkerc wouid bo no great difficulty iv fiudibg a good rail way roiite, but, after crossing tbe river, the country is oxtroraely mountainous. To Wetere thioka thtre would have to bo a tunnel of some miles, but Mr "Do-Uing, C.8., who has tprospxted the country f r some years, and who wai met at the Mouth, Bays he .'can point out a track that would involve ittlc or no tunuclling,

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

THAMES, this day

Sharemarketi 12.30 p.m. ; Southern Cross 6a 6d, buyers 6s 3d; Dart, sellers, 7s 6d ; Friendship, tellers, 2s 9d; London, sellers, 3s 6d ; Imperial, 63s to 6±°, sellers 645, buyer* 635; Queen of Beauty, sellers, 24s ; Smile of Fortune, buyerp, 7s. In the Prince Imperial tho manager to-day broke down a portion of tho icef in tbe western drive in No. 5 level, and obtained a few pounds of picked stone, leaving a /.air show of "old in tbo face. The reef is about tbo same siz3, and when last reported, work has beca resumed in the eastern drive, lv the Dart, tho manager is extending the er. bs« cut at No. 3 level as he finds there is an otber pottion .~r ' reef lying behind tuat first cut. .

TWO MEN KILLED IN WEL LINGTON.

By Telegram—press association.)

WELLINGTON, this day. A FATAL accident occurred at the bonded Btore of Messrs W. auci G, Turnliullat one o'clock this afternoon, lesulliug in the death of one man ami the serious injury to ano'her. Two etoremeu, namtd Phillip Lathman and Edwin Bryant, were engaged taking casea of spirits and wine up to the top floor, by means of a hydraulic lift, They had only a light weight on, and both were riding ou top if the case?, when within a few feet of the top floor the chain by which the lift is drawn op snapped, and the lift, cartio, and men wr« precipitated to tho ground floor. Lath man was picked up insensible, and expired in a moment or two; both his legs Mow tbe knees have been absolutely crushed. The other man (Brjant) received a ecrioua shock-to the spinal cord, and ha 3 been sent to the Hospital. Liv.kman, it is thought, attempted to jump from the lift, and w«s thus crashed between tho floor and outer wood-work of the lift. He had been with the firm for Bi years. Bryant was only en gaged yesterday.

POLICE COURT—This Day.

(Before H. 6. Seth Smith, Esq.)

Dsunk.—Samuel File end Charles Vince, 53 wl". . . Tns liirrtß Wjlionb.—Two biys named Wile on were oommUtbd to ihe Industrial Sohool on lbs application of Sersa-un Guroble. Wmhutb *nd Mbasu<bs.-Several oasoa under ihe Weights ana Jieasarea Act were, tn the application or Mr Coter, ffcraaudtsd nntll Tuesday next. Pe>er Walker pleaaetT guilty to having in hla po-seeuoc. a dtlioiont weight. Pergear^t Gamble detailed D4it:culaW; Fm?d A Sunday DRAUGHT.-Frederick R. Luks, of the Vlotoria Hotel, was charged with a broach oil the Lioenslnit Act by supplying liquor to a person on Sunday, tho 31st ultimo.—Mr Tyler appeared In defence, and asked for a remand, as. uofortunately, both Mr Luks and tho principal witness were ill in bed.—Sergeant White offered no objection, and tho oaso was remanded until Saturday noxt. Retaliation.—Jannea &rders9D, ahsndgotn" Tonng man with a Bjronlo appearance, was chared with kicking Charles BlfSihgtn Siwjeronthe leg. i et'ndnut pleaded guilty under provokinncirounntanoes. Sawyer Btruck htm and wanted him to atrip fo? a Be i-to, but not being equal to bis enemy in size and strength he gave him a kick. Constab'e Bern deposed i o B«lng tho kick which was a very heavy ona- Complainant did not appear. Geotxo Mills de posed that complainant met him and defendant InDnrliam-otroet, and heard offensive words »i* a threat need towards Anderson, He ob jeoted to fight. Fined 58 onil <>os«s, UiTTle Bktjtcb.—George \\ illlam Knbmond was oharged withluvlnK aaunroglstevoti dog In hlapoBBMslon; A pie* of not Kullty was cut in — Mr Q. OoWie appeared for tho proaooution, and laid detendant had acknowledged, that he wbb the ownsr ot the dog.—Thomas Hod gea deposed that n» arrested the dog, re endanc shuut-d, " mtng my mi bactc."—defendant said the doiz belonged to thaclroaa D6op!o. He fed it, outfit nstursily followed him. Hcbjrt Lovo was the owner.—Aa It was not shown thai defendant had the dog for 14 rfays the oae» wa< rti>.m<Bfo3. Bbeaoh op Shipping Agt.—William Butler, and John Wilkinson wore charged with a breach of this Act by absenting themtelvea without leave from their duties.—Mr Laishley appeared for the prosecution, and Mr Tolo appeared in defence, but said 1' depended upon circumstances whether ho withdrew from the case or not. He understood, that money waa fine to' the men, but the captain would not recognise tho order,—Mr Lajghley said ho advised the captain to disallow tho ordor, as tho wages were.: not yot payable.—Mr Tolo Baid it was a very hard case. It was not denied *hat money was due to tho men, aud yet they Wore not allowed to havo their dues to find counsel. It looked more Ilka persecution than a prosecution.—His Worship could not assist Mr Tolein the matter, consequently Mr Tole. with drew from the case. —Mr Laishley then Btated : the case, and called evidence— Oaptaln Edmund Falkener waa then examined ana deposed that on Weaueaduy lad hu warned his mea not to pro on thora and taliodriok, or they would soffor for it.—Tho two prisoners Bald thoy did not oaro for him, the cnpUln, they would ko on shore. Ha told them if they kept Bobsr and did their work, ho would give tbom leava to go on shore, tic bad to got other in«n for wnloh ha was paying Kb a day.—Jam's Williams, oMat offlcor, heard ihe captain glva orders, and he repeated them to the prisoners, tequesilng them not to go on B>iore. Prisoners defied orders and went; was obliged to det sub stttntej to Ret out the oarao.—John I'homai Brlgg', second officer, corroborated. —Mr La'saley Bald the captain hid no desire to seed the men toprhon, on wh°n lober they wora good workin? men: but it was neosssary to Prenerve discipline in tho Bhlp—His Worship ordered one hour'a imprlsonaiott, the forfeiture "(two days'pay, and to pay expenses incurred striking the M»TB.-Goorge white. Peter Larson, Char.es > >lcen. and Andreas Aurteraoo, seamen oa board the Uritbh Bhip War wick, were charged with havinu oonio Uttd » violent a?aaultnponjameß Williams, fit a', mate of >ho said veaael, by boatino: him with their clenched flsta.andolherwlaaill-treatti.g bim.on the <7ih Joßt,—Mr Latshley appeared for the proeocuaon. —Theßrl-ooersulcadednatgullty.—Mrliatnhloy opaaed the ease— Atkinson McDowell, f.us'om Hoqso oflloer, waa exdmiatd, he was present on U>e whari, standing on same bags of sugar; saw a grout otnwd; the prisoners w«re all fluhtiiisr, and some ot them were batting the captala : tho ofew were rowdy; noticed Johnson psrtionler.y who had bean drinking, theotßoars were iryiug tv «nt tho men forward. Jobsonsnldhodidnot understand Knglish; ho was a Finlander; thecat- Ulnealdotisonerunderatoid orders wen enough na could' swear In Knglish; they all knew Kngliah excepting Larson, a Sweedo Ce-u- Iftio Fawkner gwo erlaono* aa to tho Bisanlt upon the mato.-Uover.sl ot thn prisoners still persisted ia taiisg thoy did not understind, - A BDeotitor in <"oUt, GQStav Anderson, a Swede, wa3 accepted as in terpreter. The captain eaid Johnson wanted to flght him, when White, Andersen, and Larßon, jumped out ot their berths and came out. Roshed upon tho deck, when Andersen pinned the second mate by the throat, drew a knife, and swore he would cut hit liver out. Johnson struck the chief officer at tfe back of tho head. White iveo took an iron bar out of tho sty, and threatentd to knock the mate's brains out. Olsen then rushed out and struck the officer, and then challenged witness to flght. The others were aiding and abetting; occasion ally striking, kicking, and swearing. It was ajoompifta mutiny, aud bad it happened at Boa he should hare t«ken dooislvi; nicasmroi; there was no vmv-ic&tlaa 'or the unrnay, tho men had !>:en wrfl ireawd.— Captain John MoKensio, Deputy Hhrbonr Mus ter, Jsmua Wlillamß, chief otficai-, aiid o:h« wit'ieoiesdeposed ti>th« vary wriuua oi.'uractti "t the mutiny,—Tte nr.'s >"c BBWoa th^y wort firsttsaanltcd by thomatj—His Worebiu rM'l that Anderson, Whlta, ami Jonreoo, r.ppeartd to be the worst, bu-; the othera woreeqnallj KQlity.'-Senteßoe: Biz months' imprlsonnsunl with hard labour, aifa to jay tbt cosis,

A.R.C. AUTUMN MEETING.

First Day. ?rotilent, Mfjor Goer."<: vios-P.-oeldent, Mr B. Tonka: Stewards, Merer* J. M. C|arir, J. Dlokey, 'I'hoipas Monrlu, Kl. W. Hammond. J. Kussell, W. Mobaugblln, J. H. M. Oarpetitf r, J. Banks J Kirkwood. Captain Waltnßloy; Judge Mr KobertGrahJm j Ktarter, Mr F. w. Hammond; 'Jreannrer, Mr Thomas Morrln; Clork of ihe Scales, Mr F. W. Morksj Clork of iho Course. Me T. A. Urowr.

The antumn carnival of the Auckland Kaciug Club corauicnocd ot Ellerelie to-day under most favourable auspices. The weather w.as all that could bo deßired—the genial warmth, cloudless sky, and icfrceh 'ng breeze combining in no smal! degree to the pleasures of the day. The fields were as a rule large, and the bookmakers had no reason to complain of n backward ness on the part of the public to support their opinion. The totalizator was ex ceedingly well patronised Both grand stauds were thronged with spectator?, and there must have been fully 2000 persons present. The Governor was present.

TIIiYDESMKN'a PLITtt (HANDICAP) of 100 finvu. Nomination, leov.; acceptance, laovs. Diatanbu, i mile and 211 yards. Siesta, Sat 6lbs (Clifford); 1 FiahwomaD, 7st lOlbs (Williams) ... 2 Kingasb, 7st Slbs (Lang) 3

There allio ran Billingsgate (9st 41bs, Ularke), Mineiva (SstClbs, VVattio), Hippo damui (7st 121bs, Gravelock), Buzzaid (7st, Hkkey), Kalo (7st, Thurj>ej, Lndy (7st), Lyric (7at, Absolom), aud Satotia (6st 71bs, Leigh),

Betting was oven on Siesta j 2 to 1 against Miucrva, Afier numerous breaks away, camed by '.yiic, King Ask, and others, a stnrt was efleeted, Siesta getting away first, and Buzzard last Siesta led for a quarter of a rnilo, when Billingsj;ato came up, Tho two ran neck and neck to the back of tho course. Kalo then suowed to the Iront, and at onco looked dangerous. Fiahwoman assumed the lead a quarter of a mile from home, and looked all over the winner. About a dozen lengths from home Siesta c*mo up and won by a head ; Kalo two lengths behind Irishwoman.

The totali.-ator dividend was £2 3s. MARKS' PKODUCK 3TA__& — A Sweop st&ku of lOsovb. each. h. ft., H ft. only It declared ana paid before 8 p m. on ftennral entry day. 1?8<, wlttt 11'Oiots. added. FOr 2 yesroldn. the prodaro o£ msres covered ' U 18791 Colts, B.<t lOlbs; lllilos. Sat S.bc. Distance, 6 furIODKS, Tha neoond horse to recolve 10 per oent, and the thlrdhorßeSpor ceor. from the großß amount of the stake.,. Tbe haxfuitelt to be deolaied and tall before 10 o'clook on tho morning ot the race or sho nominator will be liable for tho vhola stake. Closed—Bl aubaorlberp. Norgrovo's Victoria, by Feve—Memen to, Sat Slbs (Taylor) .'. 1 Adams' Mitrailleuse, by Musket—

Krycina, Sst Slbs (Laiil«) 3 Norgrove's Victory, by Fcvc - Clipper, Sat lOlbs (Hodson) ... 3

Musketeer (Sst lOlbs), Williams, and Suider (Bst lClbs), also ran. Betting. 6to 4 Mitrailleuse, 2 to 1 Victoria, and Snidca sto 1 others. Musketeer led, lollowed by Snidor, Victoria being laat. A quarter of a milo from the post Mitriulense led, but Vic toria coming up with a graud rush, won by tfvo lengths easily.

HUHUi-KBACK (tIANDIOAPIofSQaOVS. with a Bwcopituieß of ?aovv. eaob, the amount accruing from bweepitß_es to go to Bocoad horse. Entrance, 2eov-. to tha funds IMb tance, ?} miles, ovor 0 flights of hurdles. VTrFrnscr's Woodpecker, 104Slb(Tnylor) 1 Mr KcitU'? Reform, list 41b ... (Rose) 2 Mr Corcoran's Kuwcnata, 9st 101b (Hodson) 3 PettlDg: 5 to 2 Lonthand; 4 to 1 Chauriier; 10 to 1 Woodpecker aud others.

Also ran: Lono _and, list lib (Edwards); Harkaway, list Slbs (Kow lauds); Lomond, list Bbs (Jones): Chund lcr, 11-t 21ds (Laing)j Pastime, lOst lOlbs (Tayler) ; Cock hobin, 9st (Williams) ; Miss Walton, 9st (White); Tatters, 9st (Harrison); Tiuman, 9st (MoCoy).

Harkaway cleared the fhst hurdle, lead ing Chandler came to grief going over the hurdle. Tinman ran oil' at. the back of tbe course. The totalisator dividend was £12 2?. E -STifR HAKPIOAP, a nweopstakee of 7aovs. eaoh. with 2Co9ova added, ecoond borae to receive 30 jo vs. and third horee lOsovd. oat of the Btakes. Nomination, gsova. to the funds. Nominations, with 2;ov». enclosed, to be n iido to tbe Secretary by 8 o'olocK p.m. on FUIU __. March 30. WelKhts to appear on or about 7KIDAY, April 6. Aoooptanors, with Ssovs.. on night of general entry, baa-co ot aweoPi 4 ove., at tho post. Win ner of any Handicap of tho value of ZOQaovp., nfmr tho tiocl«ralon of welKhta, to carry S'.bs., extra; of lOOdova., 3lbs. extra: ot tho two, 71b. extra. Distance, 3 miles. Leonora ... ... ... ... * ... 1 Normanby 2 Maori 3

ANNEXATION OF NEW GUINEA.

(Special to Pkkss Association.)

(Keceivcd April 21, 2.30 p.m.)

LONDON, April 20,

Lord Derby has dated in Parlia ment that Mr Archer, C.M.G., Agent- General for Queensland recently, in formed him that that colony desired to annex Nsw Guinea. He (Lord Derby) had written to the colony on the subject and was much surprised to hear that the annexation had actually taken place. The Cabinet had neither prompted nor approved the action.

The Brighton steamer intended for Sydney has had a trial trip, and obtaimd speed of 15 knotc The recent telegrams published by the London Pre^s, from Australia, on tho sub ject of the annexation of ftew Guinea, have caused the public to regard the action of Queensland more favourably.

THE FREEZING AND STORAGE COMPANY.

(To tho Editor.)

SlK,—Mr G. P. Jakins seems to blow hot and cold on tho application made by Mr Firth for ground from the Harbour Board, The application mado was for freez ing meat and dairy produce. This has never been changed, and wore tbe Harbour Board to refuse the ap plication it would be ono ot the greatest blows Auckland has ever had since I knew it. Mr Firth's app'lcation means an expenditure of over twenty thousand pounds for a foundation, not takiug in any other expense Doea Mr Jakins not consider that this will be equal to tbe rent he pays for Irs allotment. He refers to the Chnstchurch merchants ; what they have doncinprovidingaccomiuadatipn and throws cold water on those that desiro to do so here. Will the place ever go ahead without enterprise? Dooa it matter who does this if it is douc ? Away with narrow miudedms', and lot us work out our destiny with vigour. But Mr Jakins him self is connected with a largo firm in Lyttcl toD, shipping goods here, which be eolla at rates that the ordinary ttaaeM cannot com pete with, then, Isay, that those who livo in glass houses should throw no stones.—l am, &c, ■ . John Lamb.

THE SCHOONER SAXON.

An Island schooner, flying tho Icttora "D.E." (probably for Donald and Edlnboro') at the mast head, arrived late this afternoon. She is sup posed to be the Saxon.



Everybody should Fee the Knitting Machines at D. S. Chamborß'. Tho Trado supplied.-[A_VT.J Garlick and Cranwell have now the most complete Furnishing Warohouso in Auckland. Large stock ready for delivery. Furniture to suit all classes; good, strong, and choap. Great variety of Bedsteads ard Bedroom Furniture.— City Hall Arcade, Queen street.—[Advt.] j ~ Wipe out labour, and you wipe out'the ' world. i Miss Knight, of Adelaide, intends : quaiilyine hertelf for the practice of medi cine, and goes to London University,



Mail Notice Mails Witt Clobb ab undhh:- Mondat, 23rd Inßtant. For Coromandel, v*i A. Milbaolr, at 9.30 a.m. y°r WhittaDßl, Upper Mill, and Opotlkl, per X" r ol&Dga0 l&Dga. POninemuto, »na Opotlil, tor T^'hautiVKw Kawa, Wwffwoa, aisd Mongooul. por WeUington, at 4.30 p.m. For Coromancei.per Corgoianael. at S 80 p.m. For Thames, per KQtomahana, at 5 30 p.m. 8i B. 8188, Chief f omuiaßKr, Oblist fon-offloe. Anottono. ■—x l^r(>- 34, L. O. h.- Wf ll MOU/* T AIjBKKT PU»PLK STAB.—An MM Wl Kmergenoy Meeting of sj93aHt|y tbH aboye Lot'ge wnl be hell In the Schoolroom, tfflb*%Ff& <^Q. New North Poat). on *fl VfflßfflS^e*sT\ FBIDaY. Ihe 27t& inßt.. i& yjaP^ v *at s p>m> Boßlneßß °' Jw*.<r'eC impurtano". 'S* w^ - — Master. OUimm MEN'fS CHKISTIAN ASBO CIATION. corner of Welleßley and Albert- Btreots. — Meeting for United Prayer THIS (Saturd ay) EVENING,at7.3O. A Bible Reading will lie given. Friends are cordially invited. A BIBLE CLASS for MEN every SUNDAY AFTERNOON, from 3 till 1.



' ~y~~ Wanted. WANTED KNOWN—Another Grand Lot of Ohoap Boots; at Damplet'a 800 l Shop, Vlotorln-street. Fartioulara coon. ANTED, a Lad to drive a bakers cart —Apply T. J. Phllp, Baker, Wow ton. WANTED, a General fr'ervant.- Apply Mr Pcarso {at Mr Maoo'aj, Wcllotloy. atroot. - t«/ ANTJSD, a General Servant. - Apply TT to Mrs Martin, Alfred-street, Albert Park, near Choral Hal. ft a; ANTttD to Purchase, a Second-hand » V Harmonium—o. Q. HUI and Co,, Upper Queen-Btrceu \&: ANTED, orders for a Splendid Pic- V 7 tnra of the Hcßlloh Honse ot Co_li_oub, gQB Sample.-0. G. HUI and Co. WANTED, a. Circular and a Break down Man: alao two Staokers.—Apply at once. New Zealand Timber Company (Limited). WANTED, two respectable young Men as Boarders in a small private family; comfortable home and substantial meal*.— Apply Stau Olllce for address. WANTED, by a practical milliner with thorough knowleduo of sales, a Situation; eight years oxporlenoe.—Apply for aadreaß at Btah ofllo<-. WANTED, Music Pupils, Is Lesson; Ono Guinea per quarter. Private Dancing Lessons given.—Mra Welch, 151, Grey- Btrcot. ■ W~~ ANTfiD, two Drivers,—Apply at tho Kdlnburijh Cattlo Hotel, 8? monde-tir. AN IEL), General Servant; references reqalred.-'iApply Captain Cook Hotel, Kyber Paßa. ._ ■ WaNXHD, Shoeing and ueueral tflack" Binlth.-_pply. WorthiDßton & Pago* Iv niv market. ANTED, an Experienced Grocery Btoramaa.— Apply botweoh 9 and 10 o'clock in tho mornluu, — John -uohanan, Cnatomhonsa-Btrtet. WAN TKD, an Improver to the clicking; uleo a Hoy.-Apply J. Tatiersal), Boot Upper Mnontaotofy, 31H Qneen-Btfoet. WANTED, urgently, Marriod Couple (hotel), Barmaids. HODBelisspers, Cooks. Gonora'B, Nuiaee, Houaeruiilas. — Mrs VVhlt coinbe's. B,«Ristry, J_ar_ot, WeUesley-atreol Kmranoe. _ ANTED, Board and Lodgings in a cjulot family where do ofcliaran ere keot —Apply by Utter to li:. Btah offlou. AJNTJSD, General Servant; reforcuces, —Mra Reea. Bbjelly Beaoh. ANTEU—To meet the dutipathy ex ißtlne tow»r Js arttolea d£ Local Manu facture. I reßpeotfaUy tolioti of. yonr numerous roadera a fair and Impartial trial of the follow inu Ano-lana. productions — namely, Hobley s Diaestlve Meal for Horrldgo and Abated Flour for Pastry, So,, Kobloi's .aronaoluus food for Chlldion. also Superior Digestive Bread and 818C0.1t8.-69 Qrej-strtet.-J. ROBLKY. WANTED, 2 experienced Coal Miners. -Apply to A. MoQlynniWnltato Coal Minn. Burnley. WANTED, a Plou.nmau.—Apply to H. D. Giant, Avondale: or Anchor Hotel at 8 o'oloot to morrow morning. \\. ANIEU, 2 good Coat Hands and 1 TT Tronsoreuukor. — Apply A. Wright, Tailor. Bhortlandatreet. WANTjsij. a Night Watcoinan.— Apply to Mr P. Hiullh, Auckland Tim ber Company, Onßtom-ho-ge-atrtmt West. \\f ajnTED, a Man to Drive a Portable T » Englno and holp at Clay Mill; must thoroughly undoratand his work; also an activo Youth about 15 or 16 years Of ago.—Apply at tho Nowton Pottory. \\f Afi'i'KD, a Firßt-class Salesman for a r»■ Grocoiy and Wine and Spirit Business on tho East Const. Oi c having a knowledge ot the Maori language pi'oforred,—Apply to H. I). hovinshou. Star llotol, botween2 and 2,3odaUy. VV ANTED, First-class Salesman, or t * Boy, (or a Greengrocery _ mlneaa. able to drivo.—apply JTrnlt Snop, next Poet tffloo, New ion. WANTED, a Young Man with some eipsrlooco of book-keeping; good rote ran bos requlrod.—App'y to Maoty, Logan, Stoen and Co, mitij 'itreor. WAITED, a Boy for a solicitor's oißce. —Apply in own handwriting to Law, BrABOIIIOO. > \\; ANTED, hituation by Rood Barmaid VV in good liotel; speaks French and Gor man.—Mra Whitcombea Registry, noxt tlio Market. W~ ANTED, a General Servant in a small family; no children; reforenco required. — Apply to Mra Kagleolm, Albury House, Wollc 3 e>-direct Woat. WANTKD, a good General Servant; aleo a Girl about 14 to attend on child ren.—Apply ti Mrs Lyona, D%y-street. VA/ANTJIL). a General Servant; no »1 washing; good wages. —Mrs Baoks, Logan Hank, Jurmyn-airect. WANTED, a Laundress.—Apply Mrs J. Bankn, Logan Bank, Jerniyn street. ANTED, by a First-class Sales worn in, re-engagement ia Fancy or Chin* Shop.—Addretß X, *TAa Oilloe. XJiJ ANTED, a Milliner with thorough v » kuowlolßu of Bales, at James acuii'd. London House, Viotorla-ttreet Wesi aod NeUon atreet. WANTED, immediately, Assistant Dreißmtker.—VUkh t'unoiman.bUlnallo House. Htt-etreet. late Vlncont-atreet. ANTED, a respectable Female ns Hoarder In a quiet family. Terms mode rat'.-Aoply at Madame BottenelU'a, Uroaa maker. Hubaonatrßtt. WA>TKD, a few Young Gentlemen Boardera In a private family. Rood homo and accommodation, iootudlnc bath and piano ; forms moderate. — Apply two-storey house, third pant Government School. Nolso:.- BirfQt Kiißt. ■ - WANTED KNOWN—Vacancies tor 2 Slrßle Gontleinen at Mra Gairlck'a. 40, Hobson-ttrost. oontraliy Blinated and a pleasant flow of the haruour. Ie ms on application. WANTJSD KNOWN - Digo-tive Bit teis—Tha wonderful reiuedy for Indi- Restlon, Pains In rjhoit, Forehead, and Buck, Constipation. Piles, &o. Price 2 8.-Gnudotton, Kantngah»pa Hoad. WANTED, immediately, Tenders for Painting and Papering House.—Apply Bulorag's Building. Queen-street. < Inehunsa. ' Aj>TiSD, a Stable and Coach-bouso ooar Choral Hall. Symands-stroot. Not less than throe etalls requlrod. — Arthur H Nathan, S3, Lower Queeo-ttrret. \B7ANTuD, Mr Hamer, Consignee of ** Iliur, ox Koun* Olok, to call st M. Nloool's. Lower Qneen-Btreet, at ono>. WANTED, Photos for Enlargement, Fiuitlar to those shewn In my wiadoWi Prlop. from 35!".— R. K. Finch. . v v ANTED, to be supplied by a Farmer y v with a d»ly of Gool Frwih Botser.— Apply to Mr Jamog f oott. Grocer, Karangahape Boad, pot the Queen'a Hotel. WANTED to Purchase, a Second-hand 10 ilorao-pow. r Engine and Uoller; alio, Travelling t-aw-bench, and any appliances eult able /or small ia« mill.—Apply to Arthur H, Nathao, 33, Lower Qneen-atrear. \\r ANTED to Buy, 1 or 'I first-class TT Carriage Hones, not less than IS hands 2 tnohos high; brown or bay preferred.—Apply W. Ctowther. WANTED to Isuy, for Cash, an Allot ment or Cottage, in a nood position within 20 minutes' wain of Poßt Offloo - Address M. V. Aoplnall, nobeon-street. oppo.'ita Munro and Mllllgan. , WANTED, Buyers for a quantity of Gentlemen's Pashlonablo Cnt Boal Tweed Overooats, at 28a Od eaob. i h 'so Goods Ate uf tho best nyloa in Hoathor and Grey Mixtures, and oannot be rantohod under 425.— JjmfsHoutt, UonoralDripor, riothler, So., So , London Homo, Vlotoria-Jlroet Weet and Nol- Bonstioot, Anokland, ftt'ANTPD Known — Just rcccivod. **' Infanta1 WBlte Silk Hoods, to be sold about hilt usual price; also, a lot ot davaged umbrellas, to bo cleared oat at Is fid each.—J. O. Brown, Para oil. WANTED KHUWa— UHKAP XlM bebl Obbaf Timbbb I And all other kinds of Bnlldlng Materials, can be pnroharpd choapor and better than any whereelso at the TardaofD.aoLDiß. Albert-street. There being no manufactory for Joiners' Timber on Ihe pre ' mines, the customer has an additional oppor tunity ot getting surerlor timbor, Whoelrlghta" Materlala always In atook. \ft Jh NTED Known—and well known.— V* Mosloy's Hoaiory, Brcttlo'B Hosiery, Leicester Hosiery, at Robson's Melbourne Houao, ftonsonby. | WANTED KNOWN—Samplea of some of «he Goods being sold off (wlih prloet) are now In the window at the Hobson-streot Bhop, Fnrthßr psrttoulan soon.—W, H. Dam pier; . -\\t ANTEU KNOWN — " Pectorine " Vf for Cjnshs. Colds. Bronobltls. Hoarao nesß. &0., 2s aDd 6a per bott'e —Proparod at North shore Pharmaoy, Doronport. May iilio bo obtolnad from Mr J. A. Haalott, 181, Queen- Btreat. ! ■ WAN* ED, tho Ladiesof i-'onßonbyand District to o«ll and inspect the new and cheap Millinery, at prloes to »nii nil classes: nIBO New Goods In God and Blaok Lustres nnd Cashrneroa, on whloh an allowaooaot 2a lntno k nil bo msdo. A BPlendla lo» ot Bl_n_eta for 916 d; good Bargatns In Hoitrtu Rutta and Uoor M»t», from 3a 6dj Crettones, Tahle Covers. Uuilts, UnderolothlDg; Ohoap Lines In Hosiery, Kanoy Di ess Gnorto. I )rea»muk)ng In tho Latest Faßhionß.-HKMINGWIY'fI Choap Drapery Kstablishment Oornerof Union and Patterson treete). Freeman's Bay. WANTED SEEN, tne Ladiea' House Boot*, 28 61 and Si; ladles' Bllpporß, 2< • a- d the Lartieß' high-heel Sventng Bhoen, 3b 6d, at Dampler'sßoot chop, Vlotorlqßtreer. W~~ ANTED KNOWN—Button Hooks, 2deaob; Long Leather Bco<-_acec. id tho pair, or 91 the dozen p lira—at Dampier c Boot Hhop. Yi^torla-Btreet. . WANTEDKNoWN, that Mrs Walters, Hobeon-atreot. has Removed to Pitt ! street, where she has Opened a Fresh Stock o | Millinery. . X \f ANT-IT KWOWN, Oysters auc W Smoked Fieb, daUy, at the Park Frnl Depot, Victoria street ffaet, juat above Kothi Batllß. ANTED, at Hannaford's Aucklan( Uegietry (estabUshed 20 years), 2 Unin cumbered Couples IGisborne); urgent. WANTED, at Haunaloid's Auc_lam Registry (establishßd 20 yoarsl, 4 General • ■ and eldorly Man to mil- (Mount Albert); urgem



Wanted. [ V&r ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Ii » * Registry (established 20 years), 7 Young Girls to be usetul; urgent. WANTED, 2 or S respectable Young Men as Hoarders in a private tannl'y; tsrma mod oratp.—Jor a*10 reaa apply wtji It nfilof, \*;ANTKu, at Hannaforda Auckland T* Registry (established 20 yoaro), good, respectable Female Servants of all classes (no piraolcs from Star " Wanted" columns). \\f ANTKD, at Hannaford's Auckland » » Registry (established 20 years), General (Epsom); small family; no washing; urircnt. WANTriD, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (■Btabllsbed 20 years). Hotel Honeomaid (Hay of lalande). 12a; urgent. _ W ANTED KNOWW-Partington and V* Klnsay.l of Gray-Btroet, enlarge o»rd photos to llfosftse by a thoroughly permanent prooeßß. wlthont lrjnry to original. y^T A M T E D. What do you want? Men's good Mllitan Hoota, worth od, for oi,or 3 paira Is 4_d I If so. go to Jamea Soutt. General Draper, olothler, xc, fto, London Honre, Vlotorla-street Weat and NoUon-itrcet, Auckland, N,D.-All the New Goods for the coming sea bod now opening pp. W:ATi 'I iv V IV aVW N — 7bat LONKBG4N end PUROKLL have oornmenoed Business as PLUMBERS and GA'FITTttBH, &o, at thn foot of CJrey-fltreet, oppoallo ii. Foster's Boot Factory. All Orders entrusted to them will be exeouted In a thorough and workmanlike manner on the Bhortest no tlco, and inOit is sonable terms IST ANTED KNOWN-Livcrand Bilious v T Tonlo—A preparatiiin lor Dlliotia and I.lver Complaint?, Indignation, Rhoumatlsra, Pains in tha Side, Jfco. Prioo 2/.~Uaiiderton' Karnneahspo Komi. Auckland. aJM ■ KU, Xeuaera lor urazing Mount Viatorla with horaea and Bheep. Condi tlonii to ba 8-joh at oilloea of Messia O. Maya and R.sndli.Dudor, JUnvonport. Thehfghostorany tender not nccesearlly accept-.d. WANTEtTtlieTiadiea to Know that Mnnro and MUUgan, Hobaon-street have oooured the aervioea ot a first ohBS Mil liner, and are now prepared to supply millinery n all its branohea on thajhortesi notice._ WAN'iKD, Customers to supply them with Good Uroen Malzo dally, or every second day It rvqulred, as reasonable as I oan ; and that I would bo thankful to the publio fir a share of support. — Apply to O. Barry, Romuera. WANTED KNOWN-Fcmalo Correc tive fllls-For Dropsy, Bwollea Leßa, Dablllty. Cold, and Uonoral Irregularities they invariably relieve. 1/ per box.—uanderton'a Diapenaaiy, Karangahapo Road. \AT ANTiiD KNOWN-Samplesof somo 7 7 cf the Goods being sold off (with prices) are now In the window at the Hobson-street Bhop. Further particulars soon.—W. H. Dam pier; Y\, ANTED KNOWN—If you want to 7 7 tee tbe latest Fashion (Autumn and Winter, 1333), have a glanoe at Monro and Mllllitan'sTallodD^ Window. In Hobson-etreot. *»rANTED KNOWN-Sarjplca of Bomo 7 7 of the Gooda being sold off (with prices) bto now In the window at the Hobaon-Btreet Bhop. further partioulara Boon.—W. H, Dam plor. ___ W ANTED, Kverybody to Know that *' * Chai-los Kolsey & Co. keep no Imitation Silver Jewellery of any kind. Tho whole of their largo and ohoico Stock is guaranteed to bo real Silver.—Charles Kolsoy & Co., two doors bolow Morrins', Ironmongers. »^'ANTED KNOWN, another grand » » Lot of Ltdloa', Gents', and Ohi'drnn'a French Bto!s, at Dampler'ij Boot Shop. Vie toiit-etree. \\-> ANTED, all Buyers of Silvor Jewel » y lory to know that Charloa Kolsoy & Co. havo arranged for Constant Additions to tholr Stock of the very Noweßt Doslgns. They keop no imitations, consequently they guarantee ovorything they Bull.—Charles Kolsoy & Co., two doors below Morrins', Ironmongers. V\r ANTKD SEEN, tho Men's Huff * * SUppors. for is; and tho ohesp lot cf Mon'n Boots at Dainplei'dßcot Shop, viotorla- Btroot, WANTED KNOWN—Samploao'f somo of the Goods being sold oil (with iirlcet) are now in tho window at tho Hnbeon-Btreet rhop. 7uithor particulars soon.—W. H. Dam pjnr.__ WA N T ttD KNO\V a — Samples of some of tho Goods being told olf( with prices) aro now In th« window at iho Hobsonsirect Shop. Further particulars soon.-W. H, Dnra pior. W'aHTKD KNOWN-Gardner's Celo bntod Blood Mixture, prlo-j 3s por bottle. This medlotco In tbe be«t asd imnt effootaal remedr 'or all skin dlnoa»eo and lin paiitlesof the blood, especially piuplee on the face, scrofulout aoree. Kluidnlar bwolUors, &o —Prepared at North Shore Pharmagy, Devon Dorr. Mar alto bo obtained from Mr J. A. lira lett, lU, Qneon-Btreet. ANTED SKEN, tho Ladies' High", heel Prunella Hoots for f« Od; and i tho rhotp let of Infontt' iJoo<« and Bhocs, at Dampler'M Boot Bhop Vlctorit Btreet. yy ANTED KNOWN-' A. O. STEPIIBBSON, orapkr, nbwton, Has Jcbt Oi'Enkd Up NBW VKOVBTKKNS, apooial value. 1/9 yard NKW BATINB.I/8,215, to 6/1 JBrd *KVV BILKB, splendid Lyons, ifl yard .VKW HO3IBRY, JJd npwania NKW DOLMANS, well trimmed, 25/ NKW ULSTKKB, 3,'S to 35' oaoh NKW JACKKTd, splendid value, at 7/8 NKW UNDBRCLOrHlNG.allstyloßandprlces NX w HATS, In Btraw. Ro, Ci npwards N3W FKATHKRB, M3 to 21/ eaob NX >V FLOWKBB, /2J to 3/6 eaoh NKW TAPKSTRY OARPKT3, 3,6 perjard NSW LONG LACK CURTAISS. /BJ, 1/, 1/3 and 1/d per yard NKW BHORT CURTAINS, /JJ to 1/ per yard NKW FLANNELS, 35 pleoes, /71 to 2/6 per yard NKW BLANKKTB. full alz9, All Wool, 13/6 por pair NEW CLOTHING. In groat variety. DRKB3MAKING AND MJLLINKRY ON Tllffi PRKMI3KB. A. O. STEPBENSON, K4RANGAHAP.It ROAD. \\T ANTKD.- Hosiery ! Hosiery 1 — *» Men's, Women's, Boys', Girls', and Childron'B, Just opened at Robson's Molbourno House, Ponsonby. \VANTED.-The best stock of Winter i V 7 Hoßerr In Ponsonby is to bo found at Robson's Melbourne Houso. Come and boo them. \*/-ANTED-Go and See tho Ladies' '• Klastloßlda Imitation Kid Boole for 3s 6d at Damplnr'n Boot Snop Vinorla-ttraet. \\r ANTKD KNOWN-Samplesof some T' of tbe Goods being sold off (with prloos) are now In the window at the Hob»nn-Rtreot shoti. Further particulars aooo.—W, H. Dam pier. BOOT TKADS.-A Eespcctable Girl wanted ai *porentioo to MAohinlrg »nn flttloß.-Apply Kdirard T. Cartwrlght. Boot Upper Manufacturer, Grey street. rpo ST hEKBKPJfKS.— A youna Man ■ desires a Ro-engagemont as Managor of a Country btoro. Has a good gonoral knowledgo of tho trade, and can produco exccllout refer oncos.—Address U.M., ofllco of the paper. Goodsons Arcade. " 88 OH GOOD SON'S OOD - SON'S MM If 00 DO LONDON LONDON ARCADE. ARCADE. Tho accidont to our verandah has deprived ua for the time being of tho display in four of our windows, but tho Arcade Btalls remain tho same, and, according to our usual custom, we most cordially invite inspec tion of our goods, irrespective of any purchase being made, and hope our friends will not hesitate to look around within, though deprived of tho usual facilltcs VITUOTJT, by the serious accident wo havo sustained, oo oo oo oo oo oo GOOD BON'S. Z^OOD SON'S. OOD ~ SON'S. I*OOD ~ SON'S. tBW COM sa i CD CO COCO AUCKLAND BAND OF HOPE OMON.—NOriCIC.— Members of Bande of Hopa wishing to takn cart In the Annual Gathering In The Choral Hall on Queen's Bltth day aro reqoealed to aitand tbe Praotlce or 8 WKl>«K8l;i1 nnxt, intheNewionConijrega ttonal eohooi, at 7.80.-W. J. Maodermotr, Beo I . —_ _ ■ \i^ o N v R R i \_> In rvewmaiket Hall, In Aid of Bt. Lukk's Organ Fund, d On MONDAY, 23rd April, 1883, Is ' Doom open at 7 30; Concert to commonco at i t, AdmUßlon-One Shilling and Sixpence.



I To Let* rg^O LET, a four-roomed verarjdah Cot a tage, with shed and good well of water.— Apply at Ho\Ve'B Bakery, Newton ltoad. .-, rfio LET, two and three-roomed Cottages. H Apply on tho premises, HopotOwn Btroet, fop of Howcgtreeti . . ' |io LET, House in CollingwoocTsfreßt, L oontalnlnn G rooms j gas and water laid on.—Apply W. Bacon. Went-Btrßat, Newton, rpo LET, a Homo on Collpße Hillj con- X. tainln« 6 rooms, 2 register grates, and Venetian bllndB: fconks. 8001 well of water, gardon.—Apply to Valla and Douglas, Katste Agentß, Shonhipd-Btreer. rpo BK LKT, at Mount Koskill Koad, a within ensy walking dlntanoo from town, an olghl and a four-roomed Housb, in good order; rent, 20a and 10s respectively.— F. G. Kwingtonj .. TO LKT, one seVdn-rOOmed house ami one four roomed; plenty good water, good accommodation,-James Reldj tfden TOrraoe. LET, a New Verandah House of i rooms and scullery, in Brighton RtJad, Pamell; colonial oven, water laid on. Rent moderate.—Apply Btar office. TO BK MSI*! tiouae witn T6 rooms, Wellesley-Btrtet gna and water laid on; suitable for bchool oj.boarding hooso.—Apply to Mr >*ebb, Lyceum Hall Mualo Saloon, Hobson ctrcet. i o \O lkT, aconvenicntfive-roomed House, (I Collcgoßoad. Rent modorato.-Apply to Mr Nightmgalo^Colleße Road. rrvs"Bß"LEr or Sold, House with 12 I rooma. delightfully sltuatod at r-omonby: Wobb?L?oeum HM Mu4c S.loon. Hobson-Bt. '<■'-■ o LKT in Upper Symonds-street, an ' Unfurnished Room with fireplace: refer encoa reqiiired.-Apply to Kisher's Poat-offloo, Upper flymonds-streot. _ rruT~LKT an Eifilit-raoaied House in i Alexanlra-Btreot-Apoly to Flynn and nr\6 LBTi a New Shop, near corner of | Abororomble and Symondß-stioete, rbe »»d wMar laid on; rent moderate -Aptly to f. VaußhanllsTpsatanoeßalldin^^^ nnO LET, in the buburbs, a nico four- T rcomed Cott^e • well, yk garde" and outhouse ° -^""'v Thoni.B MaoHy. Fort at. 1 ,VO let in Yarborouph-streot, fou. t aonby a very plaaaantly-Bicnaieo baloony House ™ »ood lea viow.- wply t<* Banuett s K^V Warehouse, Uneen-Btreo*. O LET, 2 or 3 Kooms (furnished or nnmrnlsbed), Aubarn-Btreet, Kjber Posb Koad.-Apply aTAHOfflge^ . 7iToTETTTßroomed Houses, with store- I room ai>d cellar to c*ch.-Apply to J. Trwln. too of Wakefleld Btfeet. . rT^Q LBT. Shop and 5 rooms with fi/ijgs, J H ibsDn-jtroet (opposite Momo and Mill! ---g>nW.-A^?to M. Martin, NeUonßtreat. _ mnT?T, thoßO very desirable and cen- I trail v Bituated Premises now in occupation Satato Agent, Quoeu-stroet. . fr>n"LET or for Sale, cheap, at Avon- I rtaln a New Four-roomed Uoubo, Stablo, North Road. —— r^V-TFlT"c"inrNYiry •*• STORW. Doing a PATHM bu.i.hw in a thrivbn Dlstrlot. Apply to U. 11OWKKT3ON. Symond^root^ wirirr^^ riro ll a' Uovonport Otoro, -ATTfW NOKTH KOAD. —To Let, ttouent-aireet, Gfafton. . f~ATiriO LBT AT ONKHUNGA.- I J saoroi gooa Land for a torm ot J^">' * pplv in f °dTFleming, Hlßh-atreot. Anck'and. r\FFICKS and Sample Kooms To Let.— U Aivly to New Zealand Tweed 00.. Queen iitreet. EcclesiasticaK 4 LEXAfIDBA-STREET PRIMITIVE A. METHODIST CHURCH. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES, TOMORROW. Morning at 11, by tho Rev. G. B. Munro. Evcuini? ftt 0.30, by tho Ro v. W, S. Potter. Tho Annnal Soiree will bo held on TUESDAY EVENING, in the School-room. Tea on tabloa Si BJ& Tickets. Is 6d. Jao Public Meeting will Revs. T. Spurgoon, J^Guy, and W. S. 1 otter. IVTEW WESLEYAN CHURCH jS AND SUNDAY SCEUOL, ARCH HILL. Tho OPENING SERVICES will bo bold on SUNDAY. April22nd, 1883. Rbv. T. G. Carrwill preach In tho Morning: sorvico to commence at I o'clock. Mr W. Beaumont and Mr R. J. Souatcr will dolivor short Addresses in tho Afternoon, commencing at So clock: Singinß by the Scholars from tho Sunday School Hjnm liook. Rev. W. J. Watkin will preach in tho ivoning; Fcrvloo to commonco at 6.30 o clock. Collections in aid of Building Fund. On WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 25tb, tho OPENING SOIREE will bo held in tho Church. Tea on tho tables at 0.30. Tickets, Public Meeting to commonooat 7.30; Mr John Gittos in tho Chair. Addresses by the Hoys. Alex. Roid and \\ r. J. Watkin, Messrs 1. MoMastor, R. Artliur, and other friends. Mnsioal Selections by tho Choir. Organist, Mr G. Sinnctt^ „__ qUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY. UNITKD MKTUOTIISr FRWB CHURCH, Pitt aad Vlnoent Btreoti SUWDAY, APRIL 22, 18S3. Morning, at 11: Preaohor.Rev T. Bpnrg'On ; Aftornoon, at 2,30, address by Mr R. Tnrtehope; Hvonlng, at 0 30 : freaohor, Kov. 8. Maofarlano. Selections ot Mnxlo by >he Scholar.', Oollootions at each Service. THE ANNUAL SOIREE Will ba hell on TUX-DAY, APRIL 21. Chairman, Mr James Baundora. Hpoake's :-Rev. J. Robertson, " Does the pre eont Sunday School System meettha Uequire manta of the Ago:" Rev. G-. W T. Bpe?op, •' Sabbath Sobool Kvannollam;" Rev. P. Mac farlane. 'Knoouragemont to Snuday Sohool Toaohere;" ioiersperfed with Masloal BeUc tions by the Bholr. Tea on the ttblea at 6.30. Tiokots, la Gd. /^RAFfON ROAD WESLEY AN VJT . CHUKCH. The Anniversary Servlooa of tbia Churoh will be held on SUNDAY, April 22nd, when Sermons will be preached In tho Morning by the Rev. MoKoiikw ifrator, at 11 o'clock : In Iho Uveniog, by the Hoy. Uoorgo Bond, at C 30. on the following TUKSDAY, inutood of tho nsual BO'roc, iho Roy. Alexander Rold will de liver a Leoture, " Roroinlßo^noeß of Paloatlne." Ohalr to do takon at 7.30 o'olook. During tho evening the Choir will render several pieces of Sncroct Mnsio. Admission Free, bat a uoiier tlcn will bo madd at all tbe Setvlooa ia aid ot tho Churoh Trust Kond. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, — 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 11a.m., Morning Prayer, Litany and Sermon; 6.30 p.m., Evoninfj Prayer and Sermon, " Jcaus and tho Resurrcotion." PITT. STREET WkSLEYAN CHURCH.-Morning at 11, Roy. W. S. Bakor; Evoning at 6.30, Rev. A. Reid. S~ T. JUHN'S vvESLaYAN UUUKCU, Ponsonby.-Morning at 11, Roy. A, Reid; Evening %t 6.30, Rev. T. O. Can\ PARNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH.- Morning at 11. Roy. W. G. Parsonson; Evening at 6,30, Mr W. Hogg. DBVONPOKT WESLEYAN CHURCH.-Morning at 11, Roy. G. W. J. gponco; Evening at 6.30. Rev. G. W. J. Spenoo. ELLESLKV-STKEET BAPTIST CHURCH.- Sunday, April 22.-Morning. Roy. S. Maofarlane, in tho Cnapel; Evoning, at 6.45 o'olock, Pastor Thomas Spurgeon, in tho ChoralH^ ' , f^ONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Bereß- V-/ ford-Btreet.—The usual services will bo conduotod Tomorrow—Morning at 11, Evening at 6.31), by tho Pastor, tho Rev. J. Robertson, M.A. EKVICKS in the Primitive Methodist Sunday School-room, Upper Pitt and Edwin streets.—Afternoon nt 3, Roy. W. S. Potter; Evening at 6.30, Mr C. Reed. RIMITIVE METHOUIST CHURCH, Aloxandra-strcot.—Morning at 11, Rev. G. B. Monro; Evening at 6,30, Rev. W. S. Pottor. _ I>R£SBYTEKIAN CHURCH,DEVuN . PORT, NORTH SHORE.-Sorvice To morrow, at 11 o'clook and 0.30, by the Rev. Mr McLean. TTNITED METHODIST FREE \J CHURCH. Pitt and Vincont-etreets.— Preacher,^ev^ S. Macfarlane. |~OKNK-SIREET HALL-Unsectarian Ll Services, by Rev. T. Hodgson. Morning, " The Influence of Childhood on Every Succeed ing Poribd of Life." Evening, "Our Lord's Invitation to the Weary and Heavy-laden." A BBOTT'S OPERA aOOSK.— Geo.ft, _c\_ Brown will lecture on Sunday Night, at 6.30. Subject, " The Church of the Preaent and of the Future." Morning service at the Temper anco Hall. _______* iiHRISTADKLPHIaNS meet in th< KJ Newton Hall for fellowship at 11 a.m. Leoturo at 6.30 p.m. Subject, " The Hopa ol Israel." ' <' dT\ <JD so Loved the World that Uegavi VT His only-begotten Son that whoaoeve: believeth iv Him should not perish, but havi everlasting life."— John iii., 16^ rpHEATREBOYAL: SUNDAY EVEN II ING SERVICES, unaer the conduct o the Young Men's Christian Association, o Sunday ffivenins, from 8 to 9, All are invitee goata Free.



I "■■ Pot■ Sale. ■ ; ' •';••*•■ ■ , T>i!CEPri"N of the Governor.—JUstilti • j B r.i taneoua Photographs.—Forsale by Josiah Martin, Market Square. ' Bi'OJi SALE, to arrive by Steamer from •JD l,ittelt.pn oa Mcniay, April 23,400 B A.GB ' qaBrtKBBUftY.PO'E.iTOKB.-L. WE HON. uOK SaLK (by older of the Uxecutors • of the ffijtate of",the lata Amenta Martin), the Ketch AG(NKB MARTIN, 41 tuna register, wo.l found la Bar 8, anchor 3. arid gear; lannohed from Mosßra Henderson and spra«Kon's ship yard abonfc seven months ago. a lso. lha Cutter FAWN. 28 tono register, well found in every rcsppot. Both veseola Cringing a rental of £38 a month. Tenders will be received br tfco u&der elttnod for the purchase rf either or .Jjo h the SU3VB toaaela up to the 10th May, 1633. The highest or any tender not necessarily acooptod. All Information may ba obtained from, and ten dors to be addressel to the underainnerli MAITHttW MAKTIN, Nelson-Btreet, Auoklstd. Tip WO Acres of Volcanic Land, House, fl and Stable (within 3S minutes' wait from town) For Bale for &750.-F; G. Ewington. rQil SALE, a two^wheeled Sociable, nearly no w.^ Apply (Jouslnß and AttceD, Coiohbnlldera, Klllott Btreet; j l Horses fdr Sale. /V —Apply J. Heaps, Draper and Grocer, Upper Bymonds-3treefc. IJIUK SALE OK LtCASE (Northcote) 1} Hsocleortio Villa Ke Idenoe. sew and splendidly finished off, bow window, &0., So.; grand view, and a beautiful allotment, with water frontage, about 60 x 200, uartly fenced and planted, within three nilnntes walk of 3cokea'o Polot Whurf. Terms very easy.—D, ff. Bvans, Kataio Agent, Qaeen-stree». BjiUH ABSOLUTE SALE, at Mount OJ i'don, a nt>w, well finished, and faithfully built Verandah Cottage of four rooms ana eoullery, fitted with register grate, kitoben rango, tank. &c., &0., &o. Splendid allotment (volcanic) 33 x »5 j ettniite, tho Avenue Kden dale Price, ffli osah; balance on auqh torma ac agreed upon.—Apply to Mesaro Bibby and Fletoher, on tho premises; or to D< V. Evans, Estate Agent, Qaeen-Btreet. J7iJ^ g/iOKIMMEDIATE SALE (a bargain")", »' House of 7 rooms, fitted with register grate, colonial oven, (rood well, and three allot ments, each 33 x 99. Must be sold at onoe. A bargain. .Price, only £IBO.—D, F. Evans, Kstate Agent, Queen-street. (746) FOX IMMEDIATE . SALE, Comfort able Villa Resldenoe and nood corner Allotment, 60 z 100, situate nea<- All Saints Church, being earner ot Ponsonby Terrace and Bayard-street; the Houso la almost new, oon talns five rooms all in good order, and Is fitted with oupboards, register grate, gas, oven, etc.; wood-ahed, waah-hoDse, fowl-bouse, etc. I have poalilvo Instructions to Bell, as the owner la leaving Auckland.— D. F, Evans, Katato Agent, next" Herald," Queen-street. No. 613 irtOtt IMMEDIATE SALE.-Comfort- X? able Seaside Residence.—Bella Vista, near Home Bay, Ponaonbj-. Very comfortably and pleasantly situated, Residence ot 0 rooms, &c., wl>h Stable, Outhouses, &c. together witb about 2i seres garden, orchard, paddocks, &c, &o Hvory facility for boating and bathing, with splendid view. Good spring of water. This property 1b foe absolnte sale, and is sura to find a ready purchaser. It being the only prop erty with water frontage, comprising about 7UU(t, now in the market. Any tarther particu lars oin be obtained from Mr Goo. A&ers, on the premises, or from D. F. Kvana, Land and Katatfl Agent. RJ'OK SALE, HacKett-street, Ponsonby, 1 New Verandah Villa of Six-rooms, fitted with Keglater Orates. Colonial Oven, Cap board, Dreesor. &a, o:oso to tho Beaob. Price, £350.— XX. V. Mvana. ttctate Agent, Quean-street, next Bmkot Austr&laila, 749 r\\O BAKJtKS AND OIHEBS. -Valu- L able and liirst-olaaa Business, altuatod on Mannbau Road, I'arnoll, oomLatlug of Hand some and Coiuuiodlous khop and Dwelling, oon tsln'ng nine rooms, pantry, bath-room, soruiery, balcony iback and front); splendid largo Baker a Oven, donga boxes, floor loft, stable, and nu merouaoutibulldlngs; largo freehold Allotment (double (rontsgr), In ell, a flm-olnaa and very 0 mpaot Bakor'u and Con'ootloner's Premises, all in capital working order,—full pariloulars as oflloa ot P. V. Evans, Hssato Agont, Queon atreot. (773) rpo CAPITALISTS AND OTHEKS CENTRAL CITIT FREEHOLD PROPERTY FOX SALE, I sin laatruotod by Mrs Probert (who Is now retlrlug from her old ai;d woll-ostabli3hed buol nonsl to sell, immediately, thla valuable Busi ness aan (the ••ldttlo Dust Pan'1), being one cf tho oldest and best-fcnown sites in the city. It haa a frontage to Bhortlsnd-street of J5 teat, by. a depth ot US feet to Field Lane, besides being exo&vatod and substantial wall built for cellar. Splendid position ; corner allotment. Situate directly between Messrs A. Clark and Son's Warehouse and Hyoroft'a Mill, Bhortland' street. Nearly all tho purchase money can remain on mortgage at 7 per oent lor ma and conditions on application to D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent.Queen-ttreet. 75 ■pO INVALIDS AND OTUeKS. -For * Balo, on voloonio land, a very superior Family Ileaidonco, containing 8 rooms, with many conveniences, and llnißliod in first-class stylo, rcgardloss of cost. Under the house is a lofty find largo apartment, with concrete floor, and all necessary appliancos for washing clothoa, &0., &c. Thero ia a large cistern, capable of holding 2,000 gallons of water, bo placed and connected with a flro-hoso that it can command the wholo building in caso of lire. Tho wator is laid ou to the pantry, collar, and bath-room. Thoro is a nico gardon, which haa been tho ffls%s£"%mWtS£ fiouse^aVrSai paddock, suitable for grazing a horse or a cow.— Apply to tho owner, W. 11. Blbby, Doopdale Villa, Valley Road, Mount Eden: or to F. G. Kwington, Estate Agent, next to tho "Horald Ofllco. Licensing Notices. IN THE M a^lbß OF " THB LICEN SING ACT,' 1881." PROHIBITION ORDER. Notico is hereby given that on tho 11th day of April instant, an order was duly made under tho provisions of "The Licensing Act, 1881/' prohibiting tho sale or supply to EMANUEL lIOLLOWAY, of Dovonport, North Shore, near Auckland, Labourer, of Intoxicating Liquor for tho space of ono year from tho Baid llih day of April, 1883. Dated ythiß 2 othdayofApnl._im opERi Solicitor for tho Applicant, Boots and Shoes. rHE NEWTON BOOT WAKKHOUBK. In alnoerely thanking his onstomers and the publio for the very liberal rmtronairo uooordtd to him, the nndenUned Intimates that. In order to accommodate his Newton oustomora, he baa opened the above establishment. As boforo, in connection with the sale of Boots or his own makofiotcbk, L4DIKd' KNSLiiaH HOOT 3 AND SHOKB auk Sold it Nbajily Coar Prio», an Inspection of which Is lavltod bsfore purchasing el»ewhere. Amongst these Hoods are tho following :— Hutton Boots, 7s 6d Prnnelln (flrat elnu^ quality), 5a 3d & 6s Gd Kvonlno Hhoo». 6s 91 anl 8s Od Kld^Bootß. &i G<l. OUR OWN MaNUFA CTU XE. MKN'a AND BOV6" BOOTtf. Men's Peg Shoos, 8d ; Bluohers, 7s; Lace Boot", lvs ltd; Klastlo Bide, 1216 d. High Luco Boots In all slzoe, beet material, beat atylo, best fit. Tho attontion of Ladiosis respeotfullydireotod TO rXHK PON3ONBY BOOT, which tor Btyl», Kleo*nub, and Fit cannot bo equalled. tar Best Winter Boot Modo, "8S» Call and Inapeot.' Call and Inspect, T, PKOSSE X, QDEBN - STKEET (Oppcsito Army and Navy Hotel), AND CORNKBOB'UPPJSBQOKBN-BTRBKT AND KARANGAHAPE ROAD. Shipping. T «j M.S. DIAMOND. «^WBT^^. This fine Tessel, which »la <Y3S\BI^ XO» expoolCii will leave shortly, will, 4SSS3BS3m» by the kindness of Capt. Pale, R.kt.. be open for inspection TO-MokKOW [SUNDAY), 23nd lnßtenf, ard by specialper m salon the p.B. VIOTOIUa will oonvey visitors od board, BtUSr.rr. Return Fares. One Shilling; Children 6d. J. tf. D. BAKHB, i'ralfln Manager D.B.F. Co. MjWBK^I^OR COBO MAND EL. $mSS&& TE ep.«i. ANNIK MILBAKK Will leave tho Railway Wharf on MONDAY, the23,d,aUo,.m. r MOJtRISON , «fc.». rg'Hß NEW ZEALAND jMtfftK X BBIPPINH CO.'d LINK. SBm^Tbarquk own thurlow. mmmmumm khosi nkw kork. All Aooounta aKalust the Olive Thurlow must be rendered in ululicato to the uooerslgned by noon of MONDAY, tho 23cd instant, or they cannot be reoognifed. NKW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. (limited), Agents, Auckland, 21st April, 1883. Corporation Wotices —— niTY OF AUCKLAND. BURGESS LIST-REVISION COURT. Notice ib hereby given that in conformity will the provisions of the Municipal Corporation) j Act, the above Court will be holden at the Citi ! Council Chambers, High-street, on THURS ■ ; DAY, the 20th instant nt noon. if I . P. A. PHILIPS. n i Town Olerk. 1. ; XOWaClerk'B Office, 1 April 20,1887.



I i HKOYDON VILLA, Vincent-street -A *s very comfortable Single Room vaoant First-class table kept: 253 per week. Baths.- MraffnUer. . -■ ■ ■ ■ ■ '■ OAUD and KKSIDKNOE in a private family for oue or two Gentlemen; larg< lefty rooma; within ton Jilnntoa wa!K from Post Office; torma modorato.-t'M, Stab Offloe GOVERNOR BKOWJHK HOTEL HOBSON-STaEKT. Boabdanh LoDaiNa ...._..205. per week BiSQLB Boom.. ......259. per Weefc [A 0480.J FR IVA T & BOARD AND BE3IDKNCK. KBNDAL HOUSE* PONBONBY ROAD. ]..-. Lost and Found. , rpWO POUNDS REWARD. - Lost or I , Stolen (six weeks back), a thorough-bred ColUe Bltoh with owner's name on collar.—The above reward will be paid on delivery to >v. a. Hurst and Co. Anyone retaining same after this notice, will render themselves liable to prosecution.^ ■' "8 **S: KE W A KD,—Strayed, from Ota- JL « ? bshu, on A prU 12th, a Blno Heifer near calvlog, with tar brfcnd No. C.-Anyoae return log ttie same to John Iflmnoy, Ottthuau, will reoetvo the above reward. ___ I~OST, three Totara Piles, .branded RC I 1055, 1053, 1015 (supposed to; have drifted). —The tinder will be rowarded on.giving infor mation t6 WrS. McAtthur 8z Co. ' LOST, a Treasury Cheque, value £5 Payment la stepped.—loß reward will We paid on leaving tho Bame at 0j Hi Layers'?, Qaeen-atr'eet. .•';■'• .;:.'".' ■ . !':' ftjiOUJJiD, a Dingy, in the , liar.bour.-^ fi? - Owner otm have the tame by giving description and paying expenses. — Apply J. Button, Freeman's Bay. ••■■ ■•■•• .'il' FOijUD', on the beach Between North Head and the \Vado, a large Punt, about 30ft in length.—For particulars apply at the Stab Offloe, or to Mr Wallace, Takapuna. ' Meetings. LODGE ST. ANDREW, No. 418, S.O. The Regular Monthly Meeting of this Lodge will be held In the Lodge-room. Free mason*' 801 l Frlnees-etreet, on MDNDAi BVJiNING next. April 23rd, at 7.30 o'qloofc. All Masons are Invited. By order of the R.W.M.— K.^Wkight. Secretary. WAII'AKKKEI WEST "HIGHWAY DIBTRIOr. Ihe Annual: Meeting of the^oird and Rate payers Is to bo held a! tlio Oratii Hotel, HooderdoD, on SATURDAY, the sth day ot May, 1883, at noon. . : ■ >:- ■ ■ . JOHN SMYTH. I Chairman. Waltakerei,»thAprU.lßßß , VO, 3 COMPANY, A. U. V. I.™ a Special Mooting of the above will be hold in the Drill Shod on Monday, the 23rd lnst, at-8 p.m. Hvary member ia particularly re quested to attend.—A. Isaacs, Capt Command tag Company; . r\ R P H AN H O M B. The Annual Meeting ot Subscribers and Friends will be hald at the loßtttutlon. Parnell, on FKiUAY, the 27 h lnst. at 7.30 p.m. His Worthlp the Mayor of Anoklsnd will preside. XT OKIHrUiN STEAMSHIPCOMPAIN V J3I (UMITBD). Notloo Is hereby given, that the Annuil Meet- Ing of the Shk'rehd ders ot the Company will be held In the o'fflco of the Chnmber ot commerce, Insurance jJulldingß, en WuDNKSDaY, the 2nd day of May next, at noon, for the purpose ot receiving tho report of the Directors for the year ending 3lßt Marcb, 1833. anil tor aiiy otber bu3lneßß that may be brought before the meet- Ing- By order ot the Board of Directors. QKO. BROWNING. tieoretary. Auoklatd, April 18.1883. IVf CRTHKRNSTEAM3HIPCOMPANY 1.1 (LIMITED). TJm Transfer Books of tbia Company will be OU'SBO frsm MONDAY (the 23rd) to WKD NHBDAY (tbe 2nd M»j)-bothcaya inclusive, By order ot tho Board of Directors. OHO. BROWNING, Secretary, Auckland, April 13, If SI. Drapery, &o. fT-HE CHEAP DRAPERY SALE AT T. McMASTER'S 18 COMING TO A CLOSK (Most of the Unseasonablo Stock la o'eared oat), Tun:' BAljAVnir..-nrxcz. m ouicatls BKDUCKD. . A LOT OF New Zealand.(Kaiafoi) Blankets, Flanhkls, Twkeds, AND Clothikg just opened, OFFERED AT SALE PRICES, T. M CM ASTEE' 252, QUEEN-STKEET. Medical. J^HE best romody known'for liver com ■» plaints, constipation, &c, is Marshall's special Tincture of rodophy Cluld; price, ls.-^ Qoodson, London Arcade. p"HEUMATICON, tho Now English JLw Core tor Uheumatlem, Goat, and lihon matlo Complilnts. In Bottles, is ouch—T. B. HiLt, Chemist, sole agent for New Zetland, To be obtained of all Chemists and Store keeparg. - * IUKB FOR' INDIwESTION—TONIC V/ BALSAM, a Gonnino Llvor tf«gnlatioo, piioe 3d a bottlo.-aHAKLAKD & Co. (oppo site Poal-offlot). THE~BAKING POWDER par exccUance IB AICKIN'S CRATED BAKING POWDER. " The Moat Economical." "Yields more Yeast Gas." Pure Material only. Not Mixed with Rico Flour or Alvtn. In tins at Is fid and 2s Cd. Special Price Wholesale. Address :— THE PHARMACY, Queen-btrekt. HasLKIT'3 . , . Mitcham IiAVANDKii Water Is a Most RKntußHiN« Pkhfdmi! fob Band kehcuibf OB SICK Room. ■ .;; In Bottloa at J/0. 2/8. 5/6,7/8, and 10/fl Kaoh. ENGLISH ~T"S ARMACY, 181, QUKEK-STBEET. QHaRLaND'S CHEKRY PjKCTORAL, IO Abanlutely the boat remedy over made for OOUtfHS, BRDNOHITIrt. ANU COLUB. t'rlos. 2a 61 and la fid a Dottle. BHARDANP « CO., opposlto P» Bt-offlee. '811115 ECLECTIC PHARMACY. Tbe acme of elegant Medical EBtabllshments. TOP Ol BltBY BTHEKT. COKNEK Of I'ITTBIBKBT, - CHARLES BUTCHER. RATS I RAT SI RATSI-Ose SHARLAND'd PHOSPHOR PASTS. Rats eat It grosdlty, and die; no smell. JPrloe, Ono Shilling a Bottle SHARLAND ft CO.. opposite Poßt-offloe. TVOCTORaKNOLB'SPBNNY ROYAL \J AND STEEL PILLS.-The most popular medicine of tno day. Price, 2a 6d a box.—Colo nial Agents: Suabland & Co., opposite tho Post Offlco. WORMS. All ohlldren eulfcr trom them. If Buapeotod, wsk for tho certain Care. BHAKLaND'» WORMPOW_»ftKB,I/paoket, Apothecaries Hall, onposlte Postodlce. /TIOOTACHE CURE — Instantaneous I Belief. ODONT ALGIC; Is botUe.-SHAR- L \ND & CO. (opposite Post-offlpe), Cabinetmakers. rV '& FT ('Ooi k, JL • XJ • V. 44 AND 46, VICTOEIA-STKKBT, Beg to draw tho attention of Ladies and Gen tlemen furnishing to their LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED SIW -pURNITURE, comprising Drawing and Dining-rijtcs with Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Wagier*. HaU glass panels. Sideboards, Chefeq chimney Tables and Hatßtands, Office T s cane Chairs and Toilet Glasses, Dining Tafirawers Wash in great variety, Toiletw DraweMl WMB stands, &c.,&c. ARp , rs , including Brussek.Tage^ gffISSS and Felt Carnete, HeJi^^Kiooroloth, ' "OEDDING *" Uas»e V^^TOIUA-STREKX, [Factory, Elllotlrßtreot,]



rL. n Concerts, &c.^, v ., L Vn fl E A T E'B' X 0 V A L . TUESDAY EVENING. 24TH APRIL. 1883 j , ~.: j i ■'.':;" ) y : ;■ : ■ ~~™"~" : i' i , i ': } Unto ihePatrons geof Right Rev, Mem MR no; Vtsnta, V.R., and tho Clergy o( Auckland. ; MINSTREL AND DRAMATIC E'TKR TAINMBNT In Aid of St. Benoillct'ti Church FuniJ. Dress Cirole, 3s; StaUe, 2s; Pit, 10. CITIZENS' BALI TO HIS EXCELLENCY ; ... SIR WM, F. D. JERTOIS, G.C.M.G., C.8., AND ■". ■ - ■ . ' LADY JERVOIS. i CHORAI HALL, : THURSDAY, 2GiH APRIL, 18S3. ■ President: ' 1 [• His Worship the Mayor. ■ '■ '■', , Vice-Presidents: 'Sib Ge'o. Maurice O'Robke. His Honor Mb justice gltues, and j. logan camp . bell, esq., m.d. ; ;. ... ; Masters of Ceremonies: Graves Aickin, Esq. J. Coates, Esq., Nob man F. Giblin, Esq., T. T. Masefield, EBp;. .. [I ". •,.•': j i Stewards: Anderson, H. F., Esq. Ireland, F., Esq. Brett, Henry, Esq. , Knight, F. T., Esq. Brigham, J, M., Esq. McCuUough, W., Esq. Burton. Win., Esq. MoMiHau, C. C. Esq. Campbell, H., Esq. Marshall, John, Esq. Clark. M. A., Esq.- Nathan, L. p., Esq.■ ' Darby,- P., Esq. Nathan, Alfred, Esq.- Devore, A.. Ksq. > Reid, John, Esq. Evans, D. F. Esq. • Rees, W. J., Ksq. Greenwood. R.C., Esq.. Ross, John, Esq. Halnes,C.H.,E9q,M.D. Stewart, Jas., C.E. Harris, C. A., Ksq. Shera, J. M., Esq. Hanmer, E, w., Esq. Stovenson, 11. H., Esq. Hay, John, Esq. Tonks, D. 8., Esq. Horton, A. G., Kaq. Taylor, A. Kerr, Esq. Henderson,H.W.,Esq. WaddeU,W. R., Esq. D. F. EVANS, Hon. Secretary. T\EVONPORT MUSICAL SOCIETY CONDUCTOR:,MR GORDON GOOCH. The last (extra) Concert of Present Season will be given on WEDNESDAY Evening, April.2s, In Dovonport Hall. Part Songs, Choruses Trioa, Songs, &c, by Society Members, and Selections by Band of Gentlemen Amateurs. Tickets, 2s 6d and Is, obtainable from MR. DURANCE, Hon. Ssc, ■ Business Notices. EDUCIIuN I -DEDUCTION ! EDUCTION ! X\/EDUOXION ! B. WOOD AND CO, HAVE . il : THIB UAT ; : REDUCED MUTTON TO— 7 LEG.... Id LOIN CHOPS. ..-..1d. FORffi QUART4R3 2d BOILUSGaBiIHiB'. 2Ji to 31 ROABTINS BKKF 14 to 6d A Li-RGK. SUPPtiI OF FIBBT-CLAES MB AT DAILY. 111. W^OOD AND Co., ■■' CHEAPSIDE HOXJSK, Newtost. |1 X JS » S M A X 1 H U. MISS LEE SMITH, late of the Old Country, bega to intimate to the Ladies of Auckland and Suburbs that she has now Opened her new Dressmaking Warerooms in Rutland-street, off §ueen-street (nearly opposite Albert Park :otel). From her long and varied experience in ohargo of Many of tfio leading Magazines of Fashion in the Old Country and America, she can now with confidence undertake to execute all orders entrusted to her after the Latest Styles and Designs. PerfecfcFiiGuaranteed, and Charges Moderate. Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPBEME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN JUDICIAL DISTUICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho Matter of the " Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and of the several amend ments thereto, and of the Bankruptcy of JAMES WILLIAM MARRIOTT, a Debtor, I hereby summon a General Meeting of all tho Creditors of the abovenamed Debtor to be held in wt umco, nlluetlo In nlKlioLreoL, 111 IQQ VilCy of Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, tho 25th day of April, 1883, at 2.30 o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of receiving my report and granting the said Debtor an order of Discharge under the provisions of the above mentioned Dated this 20th day of April, 1883. A. D. BENNETT, Trustee, William Thorne, Debtor's Solicitor. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT IN BANKRUPTCY. ■ In the matter, of " The Debtors and Credi tors Act, 1876," and the several amqnd ments thereof, and ef the Deedof Assign ment made between George Aeers of • tho first part, William Crush Daldy the younger, and Joseph Craig, therein described, of the second part, and all tho Creditors of the said Georgo Akors, of tho third part, dated the 27th day of Feb ruary, 1883, and filed in this Honorable Court on the 28th day of February, 1883. Notice is hereby given that by an Order of tho Supreme Court, sitting in Bankruptcy, made tha eighteenth day of April, 1883, tho said Deed of Assignment was declared completely ex ecuted, -v Dated at Auckland, this 20th day of April, 1883 HUGHES & GEORGE, Solicitors for the Trustee?. IN THE SUPREME COUttT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of the " Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876." and several Acts amendments thereof, and- of the Bankruptcy of Woolsey Allen, a Debtor. I hereby summon a General Meeting of all the Creditors of the abovenamed Debtor to be held in the Supreme Court Building, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the 25th day of April, 1883, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, for tho purpose of re ceiving my report and granting the said Debtor his Discharge under the provisions of the above mentioned Acts. - • , Dated at Auckland this 20th day of April, 1 ' THO. MACFFARLANE. Trustee William Thorne, Quoen-stroet and Vulcan Lane, Solicitor for the Debtor. TN THE SUPREME COURT OF BEW X ZEALAND, NORTHKRN JUDICIAL DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " Tho Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and the several Actaaoiend . ment] thereof, and of the Bankruptw of John Kemp, a Debtor. I hereby summon a General Meeting of aY T( Creditors of the abovf n »mcd Debtor, to b*y In my office, tituste ia Higb-Bireet. In )bnd of Auckland, on WKDNtcsUAY tba>D, for of April, one thousand eight had grant elshtythree, at two o'o'o :k in the fg«, nnder the purpose of receiving my R-ja Aotc. Ing the the said Debtor his fi ay ot April, the pravloionß of »he abovoro' Dated at Auoklandf thIPBENNETT, I 1883. / Trustee. ' I jp'n-stroot and Vulcan jf WILMAM THOBKr-**"*- * Lane, fiol'oltor for- — "" j. SUPREME COURT OF/EW -J-N ALAND, TOBgHKBM JUDICIAL , IN BANKRUPIOST. CHABIES HOOKKB, 8 toMWj. n I hereby summon • ™>g^'sS&& be \ the oredltora of tha ebove namea i » fc vl D atedat AD^ HO S MACFFARLANE.^^ oEMO V A L Jti The Business of tho AUCKLAND XOAN OVFIOK, Queon-Bt-eet, ba« been removed to Monte De Piete, Daiby-etreet. AU oommußt oatloM or letters for J. H. Noumousen to too ! lettthow.



a «skk^••*■„•.»^^° Notices. \^ jtrOTICE "TO JUK O^R S> Jurors Summoned to Attend at tho District: Court ou TUESDAY, the 2itli instant, will not, • require to attend until the 15th May following. Dated this 21st day of April, 1833. ■■•I '"■'■'• f J. B. STONEY, . : Clerk of the District Court. JDTJELENSVILLE SWING BRIDGE. NOTICE. • ;O Q Notice is hereby given to all persons using, the'::: . Kaipara River for the Purpose of Rafting Tim- ; _; b-r. fro .thnf. 'v»y will beheld responsible for OB? Damagatha'may Occur to the Helensvlllo ' ' dwing uriuge through the action of rafts, logs, * . C" : S. PERCY SMITH,: :. -stS! Assistant Surveyor-General.. Surrey Office, Auckland, •■' ij ii'-AB 20th April, 1883. JplYE>.(£s) POUNDS REWABD.,,, The above roward will be paid to anyone * giving;Buoh information ts will lead to.the oonviotida of Bny uuauthorieed person found Posting Bills on the Stab Hoardlrga around the City and Suburbs. TO SAW-MILL PKQPBIETORS, CONTBACIOR3. &O. HUGH ~rT G U N N (Late Manager at TeEopnruSaw-mIU. Kalpare, bnd Meroury Bay Saw-mill, Kaat Cout), Begs to Inform the above that he ban Opened & RK3I3TKY OFfflCB For all kinds of Meohanice, Laaonrers, seamen, &c, &0., General Commission Agekt. ffORT-STKKKT (next floor to OtUtom House. . a TCTOTICE OF REMOVAL. The Oflloe ot the following Companies it Eo moredto the premtsoß lately ocoapled by the 0 Naiioaal Insurance Coniu»n>, S3, Qaeen-Btreet, Anosland:— St, Holler'd and Northcote Land Company (Limited) Thames Su Company (Limited) . C) - .;:,•;•>, Moanatalari Bold Mining Company (Regis tered) — Coromuidel Just-In-Time, Bismsrlr. Dart, Diana, Empress, Herald, Hauraki. Maitba Kxtendo*. Nobb. New Golden Bel. New North J eion, Reuben Farr, New Mann- Kan, Thames Golden Crown. Waitoke Ex tended. Wultekaurl No. 9, Wenhiko, and Waiotabi Gold Mining Companies (Limt- I ted). ; .' nun:)- )■:, f.a.whitb, -m.-i !'- Manager EXTENSION OF TIME FOR CLOS JNG eHARK LIST OF APPLE FABM COMPANY. i AppUoations for Shares In the abovs wiU;t» >' received up to 27th jJpriL S. X. MBLVILLB, > . Seo. pro. tern T. W. Hiokaon and Co'a oßoea. V^ E AXE AGJBWT 'S' Jl FOB IC&-M4KINB MACHINBS, • '. from £25 upwards BBBWBKS'KKFRIGEBATINGMA CHINSRy, ICF-CRBAM FRBKZING CHURNS. ICK SOALBS, lOK j CLANKS. All Uteneila for waking Iced Drinker ALSO, ENGINE, BOILERS, PUMP?, DRILLS, AND TOOLS. : Plant of any kind Contracted for. INGRAM AND CO., ' HiKh-gtreet. Auctions. " MONDAY/ APRIL 23, . • AiT SIB B I N'S MAR T, . • j " At 11 o'clock a.m, By Order of the Tristeein Bankruptcy, , "i ,! ;. Unreßervedly, -| f\ SH&KE3 IN the DEVOKPORT JLvJ BTKAM FBRttY OOMPAK.Y; (LIMITBC) ■~..■,., A GOOD USBFUIi PIAKO' :'■■■] ' A 12 FOOT BOAT, br Bailey, with Bails.. oars. &o. GEOKGB SIBBItf, Auctftoeer. _ TDESDAY, APRIL 24. /.', C| ; FINE ART PO'TTBRY. .; ; ; PAINTED TERRA COITA WARE, LETTER FILES, CASH BOXES. .; THERMOMETER?, FABEK'S PENCILS. V /'INDIA RUBBER GOODS, W. DOWDEN WILL sell, on Tuesday next, 2Hh instant, at 11 o'clook, 19 OASSS GOODS AS ABOVO, Xii Jnst LandeC WEDNJISDAY, APRIL 25. Ex OLIVE THURLOW, FROM 8EW,,.,, YORK. TO SADDLE RS AND OTHERS- Baggy Collar?, Team Collars, Gents' Saddles, Cruppers, Bridles, Girths, &c., &0,, &o. GABRIEL LEWIS eAS received instructions to sell at his Rooms (opposite Thornton, Smith and Firth's Mills). Lower Queen-street, on the above date, at 11 o'olock. 1 2 OASES OF THK ABOVK GOOD?. •'• : Terms at Sale. t/ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25^ ; .r TO IRONMONGERS, Pi (f BUILDERS AND vT r Ex Olive Thur'aKßASE. * AXLE GREaSE. j^vig ,\mur- GABflgfeiil^lf. at hh '' ' TTASrecoive^ o^ Ooa»«»*—-^—_ £F-fSSS!^«t AMBRIOAK MU H theabovod- GRBA9K, ■j k A OJ». Wood Cases, aad Palls Teraa at Salo. Wednesday, april 25. ) breweps"bottleks, ahd OTHEKS GLUCOES. GLUCOES. BEER CORKS. BEER BOBKB. GABRIEL LEWIS -r AS received Instructions to wll, at hU Oo'Vi^GLUCOß^VerySaperior iy BALBB CORKS, esoh 250 Bross .: ' Jl ':'; Terms at S*l6^ ~ ,-, r^~^NEBD^APRII. 25. " AT 11 O'CLOCK. i • MMBEK I TIMBEKj I TIMBER Jll ■*, w i\£\ A FEBT BOARDS AND 2*>"*M* SCANTLING on the Wharf, Mtof Little Quepn-street, In one or more lotß. GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. ', AT AN EARLY DATE. BX WARWICK, FROM LONDON. HANDSOME • OLEOGRAPHS AND OIL PAINTINGS. Bomeot the best ever offered in Auckland. ,-.i Catalogues will be issued. GABRIEL LEWIB, Auctioneer. {Continued on Fourth.Paac).