FENIAN OUTRAGES IN ENGLAND.

pour Prisoners in Court.

'kOTII'B CABL-CKAMS,

.Keceived April 10,1 P.m.) 1 LOUDON, April 6. FOOR men, named Norman, Callaghan, En, and Dalton-the last an American Sere recently arrested m Loudon, ""Tcharged at tow-street Police Court fsv S heing in unlawful posses i -of explosive materia.! which it was i ""Id had emanated from Birmingham. i iDO v nt xhe police have information I 2 "cc*"*l had been SUpplied ™*h C°n" Itoable sums of money from America. THBEiTENfCD ATTACK ON T WINDSOR CASTLE. In consequence of an alarm that an attack ' « Windsor Castlo is in'ooded, tho mill jrSatthePalaoawil.be largely in- Itod. The utmost vig-ftice Is bei g MEASUBKS. LONDON, April 7. in tho House of Commons, to-day, Sir wm Vernon Harcoutt announced tbat on Say next he will propose certain stain _3Kmm»*W the punishment of per 'l.Vniltvof dynamito outra.es, and that he S Ik that precedence be given to tho _~. deration of the proposals. : FURTHER PKNIAN ARRESTS. A man named Kirton has been arrested ,i Jjutoo, and a brother of Gallagher's, ■ ff incu.tody bere, have been arrested at GiLow on a chargo of complicity in in tead«d dynamite outrages. :

(Received Apiii 10, 1 p.m.) THS DYNAMITE FAC-OKY,

LONDON, April 7. It is believed that the dynamite which haj been seized in tbe possession of (he Beveral persons recently arrester* mi intended for widespread explosions in London. A search which has been made of Whitehead's factory at Birmingham, which m aeii-Qd. tho other day, has disclosed material for the wholssale manu facture of nilro glycerine. In con jegmnco of reoent discoveries at Binning. tairi detachment of troopß are to lo sent to augment the force now garrisoned thare. THE LANDING OF I_?NAM_TE AT LIVERPOOL

The two m»n Casey and Flanagan, who vrete arretted at Liverpool on 31st Maicb, charged with illegally landing explosives ftom Cork, bave been examined an. com titted for trial.

ANOTHER DYNAMITE EMMISARY

A_RRESTED. An American named Ansborough, was arretted yesterday in London, with a quan tity of hitro gljcer.ne in his possession which was immediat-ly seized. Tbo package was addressed to Cork to the prttoners Catey and Flanagan, now under committal at Liverpool.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS

LONDON, April 8. HEALTH OF THE QUEEN. The health of tho Queen is improving, aad Her Majesty is now much stronger. Obituary: General Dean Pitt. . ARREST OF BURGLABS. VIENNA, Aprils. The burglars who attacked and strangled Berr de Maglatha, Proßident of tbe Hun garian Court of Cassalaon, at his residence last month, have been arrested by the police at Bnda t'esth. DESTRUCTIVE FLOODS ON THE CONTINENT. . BERLIN, April 8. Intelligence is to hand from Dantzik th it "the river Vitnla has overflowed its banks ' and canted serious inundations in the city and surroundings, Hundreds of peop'e have been driven from their homes and much havoc is being caused in the city. Great Tire in Switzerland.—loo Houses Destroyed. BERNE, April 8. A terrible fire occurred to-day at Wal- Jorbe, in the canton of Vand, Switzerland. The conflagration raged for se.eral hours, and caused tho destruction of 100 houses. , . PARIS, April 8. Obituary: Louis Venillot, French author tnd journalist, aged 70.

Per S.S, Rotomahana, at Bluff.

(Specials to the Melbourne "Age.")

. LONDON, March 27. Egan and Sheridan on the Fenian Outrages. —They Approve of them,, and Advise their Con tinuance. I

Egan, late treasurer of tbe Irish Land League, and Sheridan, who is supposed to ra one of : the members of the Ir'uh Aisußination Committee, both of whom are at present in America, have de livered addresses on the subject o the recent Fenian explosions in London They both declare that this was tho only means by which the Irish could obtain re ditu,., from . the English Government, and they insist thtt Ireland should persevere in blowing up the public buildings in London until the concessions asked by the party are granted. They fltrongly recommend the uee of dynamite as being more efficacious than' any other weapon possessed by the Irish. The excitement iv consequence of tho re eent explosion in London remains un »-.ted, and additional precautionary measures are being taken every day. The R-irdi at Chatham Dockyard have been considerably increased. PEESIDENT ARTHUR AND AMERI ■ CAN FENIANS. President Arthur delivered ana-dress ye» terdey, In which he referred at some length to the Irish question and its bearing upon America. He stated that it was impossible tor the United States Government to adopt •,ny decisive policy with regard to the ac uom of the Fenians in. the United States. So long as they kept within limit, Gov ernment wan po-werlesa io Interfere, either w suppress their meetings or restrict their «peech. THE ATTACK ON LADY DIXIE. The report that evidence of an important character had been found in connection *lth the recent attack on Lady Dixie is raid to be unfounded. BRITAIN AND BASUTO LAND. ■ ■ Despatches which have been received 'rom Basuto Land Intimite that the people *» in favour of a return to British rule. FENIAN SCARE IN LONDON. Ihe feeling of insecurity which reigns in London at present owing to the recent ex- Slosion, was considerably augmented to ay when it became known that some pro minent Fenian leaders had stated that the jiext outrage contemplated by the party wjs ■»» blowing up ot the General Post- Office, la consequence of this information, toe number of police on duty at the build mi! has been largely increased, and every f'ecautlon is being taken to avert the design °M.c Fenians. ANTI-TURKISH AGITA'IION. Renewed agitation against the Ottoman «tte has broken out in Albania and Monte jje-W. Serious consequences are appre- KOYAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC. . $>| hoyal College of Music, recently es tablished in Londgn, was granted a charter Jeslerday. NIHILIST PROCLAMATION. The preparations for the coronation of the J'Zat at Moscow, on the 27th proximo, |WNu been completed, the leaders of the "it-lists ha v eissueda proclamationia which "jey announce that their plans have been perfected for preventing the coronation . ceremony. SCHOOL FOR MILITARY TRAINING. The Bight Hon. Lyon Piayfair, late uepnty Speaker and Chairman of Com mittees in the House of Commons, has an flounced his iutention of e-ndowing the 'he proposed school for militia training. MOBTEKEGKO AWD TURKJ.Y. Jhe agitation in IVtouienegro against the .acroachments o£ Turkey has aa._u me<> 2, Proportions, and au outbreak of yi»iitios appears to bg imminent,

MARRIAGE OF THE INFANTA OF SPAIN.

j The Infanta Marie Delda Paz, sister of I Alphon-o, tho King of Spain, has married I Louis IF., King of Bavaria. Tbe marriage ' has been solemnized at Madrid, amidst general rejoicing, CHINESE IN BRITISH COLUMBIA. A Bill is being introduced for the purpose of excluding Chinese from British Columbia, The lines of the Bill are similar to those ot the me .sure in force in JNew South Wales. THE CHANNEL TUNNEL. A committee of tho House of Commons has been appointed to confer with a com mittee from tho House of Lords on tho sub-

iict of tho channel tunnel from Dover to Calais,

PROPOSED CITIZENS' BALL.

A public meeting convened by tho Mayor for the purpose of arranging for a citizens' ball to His Excellency the Governor, was held this afternoon in the Insuranco Buildings.

His Worship presided, and there were also present Messrs Aickiu, Waddel, Dcj yore, Alfied .Nathan, Crowther, Philips (I'own Clerk), Stodart, Haiper, Brett, Reid) P. Datby, McCullough, D. F. Evaus, and Dr. Goldsbro'.

The CnAiRMAN opened the mooting by stating that he had convened it by virtue of a resolution passed at a scratch meeting of .the City Council, and tbat it was then assumed that a ball would bo tho most satisfactory and popu lar form which tho demonstration of respect could take. It had at first been contemplated to give a banquet, as it was understood that Lady Jeivois was an invalid, but as toon as it became known that the Inly was not in such a state of health as to render the idea of a ball distasteful, tbe original idea was abandoned, It was considered preferable to substitute a ball for a banquet, inasmuch as the banquet would exclude the ladies from participation in tho affair, and also debar Lady J.rvois from' taking her proper share in the "wolcomo" that it was the desire of the citizens to tender. He there fore moved, " That it is desirable that tbe citizens of Auckland should entertain Hia *xcelloncy and Lady Jeivois, by saving a citizen's ball iv the Choral Hall, on or about tho 26.h of April.". The motion waa seconded by Mr Graves Aickio, and agreed to unanimously. His Worship then moved that the price of tickets should be two guineas for gentle men, and 12s Gd for ladies. Mrjl. BRKTT (while offering no objection to the proposed price of ticket') suggested that in view of the small attendance at the meeting, it would be better to allow this matter of detail to stand over for tho pre sent.

MR CROWTHER expressed his thorough concurrence with this opinion, and ho also took the opportunity of suggesting that a Guar.ntee Fund should be atartod, _o as to provide for a possible deficiency. His WOBSiur asked and obtained loave to amend his proposition by making the prices of the tickets a guinea and a-half for gentlemen and 10a 6d lor'ladies. Mr McCbllough and Mr N a .ran advo cated the fixing of the prices at a guinea and half a auinoa respectively, as otherwise the attendance would be very meagre. It was vary desirable to get as large a number as postible at the ball, but this would not bo achieved if the prices were made higher tbau a guinea aud half a guinea. Messrs Aickin and Devore supported tho motiou. The former gentleman thought that the actual attendant, at tho ball should be made to bear the whole expense, and tho latter did not see how, in order to do this, the prioas could be made less than the figures propoted. It would be necessary to have a " sit down supper," and in that event tho ball could not be done for 15s a head, which would be ihe price with tickets at a guinea and half a guinea respectively, Mr Waddsl expressed himself In favonr of postponing the matter to a fuller meet ing. Messrs Breit, Darby, and IvaKS also spoke in favour of the prices mentioned in the motion.

The resolution was then put and agreed to.

On the motion of the Mayor, seconded by Mr Brett, Mr D, F. Erans was ap pointed Secretary, and Mr A. Devore Treasurer.

The MAYOR then moved, " That guaran tees from each committeeman of not loss than two guineas be taken by cheeiue, not to be cashed unlees required, and further, that a balance-sheet, audited be submitted within one month."

Mr ALFRED WATnAN seconded the motion, waa then put and carried. The Secretary wss instructed to write to the gentlemen who acted as a committee for the ball to the Commodore, and also tbe new members of City Council and Harbour Board, requesting them to allow themselves to be placed upon the committee for tho forthcoming bail. The meeting was then adjourned till Fri day afternoon,, when the replies will be considered and a committee appointed.

DISTRICT COURT.-Yesterday Concluded.

(Refore His Honor Judge Smith.)

Jef_s 7. OrPENHBiUEB.—The hearing of this action, which was brought to recover £65 6s lOd for salary and expenses said to bo due, was continued after we went to press yesterday. — Kvidence was given by Charles Kingsfoid Jeffs and W. H. Fenton similar to that adduced in a previous case, Idward Wooding, book importer, Matthew Finlayson, Adolphus Oppenheimer, and M. Frost were also examined, and counsel having addressed the Court, His Honor summed up. The jury retired at seven o'clock, and at half past nine had not agreed. Three of the number favoured one side while the other members held a contrary opinion. As there appeared to be no possibility of an agree ment being arrived a', the jury wero dis charged, and the Court adjourned.

This Day.

PORTER AND CO. V. SEAGffIR. — This ! was a judgment summons caso adjourned [ from yesterday, the amount of the claim being £76 Gsßd.— Mr S. Jackson appeared for tho creditor.—The debtor was now present, and consented to an order being made for the payment of £4 per month.-— Order made accordingly. George Hiilme v. John GrORG..- Claim £83 10s.—This was also a judgment summons ease, Mr Speed appearing for tho creditor.—The debtor did not appear, and two -witnesses having been examine-, an order was made for the payment of the amount in instalments of £10 per month, or in default, 21 days imprisonment. James Mtjxgrew v. Eliza Walters.— Claim, £55 153., work done and commis sion. Mr Brassey appeated for tho plaintiff, and Mr Theo. Cooper for tho defendant.— The plaintiff, who was a jockey employed by the lato Mr wm. Walters, claimed the above sum for salary alleged to be due and also a commission of ten per cent, on all races which he won. 'I he horses which he claimed to have ridden were Grand Duchess, Piscatorious, Isaak Walton, aud Venus Transit. The defendant, who is executrix in the eatateof the late Wm. Walters, denied all the material allegation of the plaintiff. James Mulgrew was examined, He de posed to having been engaged by the late Mr Walters to ride his racehorses, He asked lor ten shillings per week, but was only allowed seven and sixpence, the amount': being subsequently increased to ten shillings. An arrangement was arrived at with his employer by which he was to receive ten per cent, on allwiuni-g mounts, but nothing for losing mounts. Ho had received ceitain money from MrWalterc, but not all that was specified in the defen dant's statement. He claimed for 274 weeks' salaryatlOapet week. Heleftthedefendant's employ ot his own accord, and mado his claim against Mr W. Walters, eldest sort of tbe deceased. He asked Mrs Walters for his money on the day he was leaving, but he had not made any_ other claim. She walKed away, and he did not mention any particular amount that was due to him. He asked if he could go to the Drury races, and she refused to allow him ; but he insisted upon going. That was after Mr Walters's death. He did go to the Drury races. He went to the deceased gentleman's son a second time about his wages, but had no further conversation with Mrs Walters. It was on the 26th of December that he left. —Mr Cooper pointed but that the particu lars alleged that twenty-seven and a half weeks wages were due to him up to Septem ber 3th, while it really appeared tbat tho wages were due till December 26th. He was prepared to admit that some money was due .to him dining the period up .ill December.—Mr Theo. C.oper __._B.ex amlnod the witness at soma length.-—Far ther evidence having been taken, the plaintiff accepted a nonsuit, •

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUE OWN COKRESrONDENT.)

HE WNS VILLE. this day.

Ihe Kuia yesterday took to Dargaville the first batch of 40 navvies for the Kaihu railway,

HAMILTON, this day. CHARGE AGAINST A PUBLICAN.

A man named Scallion, recently a pub lican at Auckland, was remanded to Auck land yesterday from here on a chargo of perjury.

CAMBKIDGE, this day.

WATER SUPPLY,

A public meeting was held last night to consider Mr Errington's report on the water supply for the town; also the matter ot improving tho Public Library accommo elation. Tho meeting was poorly attended, only 50 being present. Mr Wells ocsupied tho chair. After.omc discusßion, a resolu tion was passed to tbe effect tbat the meeting approve of tho Mangakawa scheme, as recommended by Mr Errington, and that tho Town Board bo instructed to tako the necessary steps to borrow £8000, the estimated cost, aud proceed wiih the work. In the matter of the public library accommodation, it was resolved that the nocetsary stops be taken to inveit proporty in the Town Board, and tbat that body be recommended to carry out neceaaary lm» provemonts, Activo stops aro now being taken for tho establishment of a High School here as well as at Hamilton,

fPER rKESSAS3OCIATIOJr.J

DUNEDIN, this day.

In the Police report for March 1882 ap peared an Intimation that George Murphy and two conf edentrs wei o ti anted for obtain ing upward, of £400 from H. I'lai-toad, at Christ church, by moans of tho heart trick, Symc, arrested hec laat week for tho matchbox trick, has been idonlified ns Murphy, tho principal offender.

LA DY JERVOIS'S "A T HOME."

Lady Jervois, in pursuance of notice, held bar firßt "At Home" at Government Houso this afternoon. The bloak and rainy woalher which has provaUod all day strongly militated ngalnst tho attendance, but still a vory fair proportion of ladles yen» tured out en voiture and paid their respects to her Ladyship. We subjoin the names of thoso who bad callod up till 4 o'clock :— Mrs Hitchcock, Mrs Tebbß, Miss Tebbs, Mrs St-ddaid, Mf»s Wood, Mrs Gillies, Mrs Ansl.y, Miss Anslejr, Mrs Baker, Mies Baker, Mrs Goldßbro', Miss Uoldabro', Mra Williamson, Miss Williamson, Mrs Heitfh. ton, Mr. Cruickshank, Miss Roskrogo, Mrs Bass'.tt, Mrs Kou.no, Mrs Tomlinton, Mrr Walpole Mrs Merce-, Mrs Cowie, _Mrß Hooper, |Mre Dargaville, Mrs Knight, M:rs Nelson, Miss Campbell, Mrs Bead or Wood Miss Isaacs, Mra S. Yon der Heyde, Miss Andeisiu, Mrs O. C. Wood, Miss C. Haul, tain, Mias Maunsell, Mrs F. J. Moss, Mi»B Moss, Mrs G» Schwartz Kissling. TU> following gentlemen wore aleo pre-ent: -General Stodd.rd, Mr Wood, Mr Heighton, Mr Cruickshank, Mr Bourne, Mr Tomlin.on, Bishop Cowie, Pr. Hooper, i?e<\ C. M. Nehon, Mr Campbell, Rev. A, j. Hitchcock, Mr Roader Wood.

PROPOSED FREEZING COM PANY.

Application to the Harbour

Board,

A SPECIAL meoting of tbe Hsrbour Board was held this afternoon, to contider the application made at a previ.u. meeting by Mr J. C. 3. irth on behalf of a proposed oompany, for eartain land near tbo Railway Wharf for erection of freezing works, etc. There were present: -Meesrs C. B. Stone (in tbe cbair), T. Morrio, J. M. Clark, D. H. McKenzie, J. Lamb, G. Aickm, Waddoll, G. W. Owen, Harper, and Dr. Campbali. 1. was decided that the Board should go into committeo to con.ider tho proposal. It waa moved by Dr Campbell secondod by Mr Owen, "That tbe Board vi«ws with favour the proposition made by Mr ..Firtb, and is prepared to grant the same "upon recolving such details of the (company's scheme as will enable the Board to determine that tho concession to be granted shall not interlore with public interests '' — Thia was put to the meeting and carried.

CAMBRIDGE NATIVE LANDS COURT.

BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORaESPONBENT,)

CAMERIDGE, this day. THE Native Lands Court re-opened this morning before Judges Macdonald and Puckey.

The Whamaru caso, tbe re-hearing of which finished, as far aa calling evidence is cmcerned, on Tuesday, was ag.in brought before the Court.—Mr Euller commenced his address this morning, which is ex pected to last over to-day.—Mr Sheelian commences his address to-morrow morn ing.—Tho natives, with littlo exception, are all absent at Waotu, where they have gone to meet Tawhiao.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Ai_rL 1., 1888. Bonk of N.Z.-Sellera. £23 7s 6d N.Z. Insuranoe—Buyers, 73s N.Z. Loan and Meroantil-—Heller., £0 Auokland Gas--lifers, £9s sellers £.53 Union Sash and Door—Ssllera. £8 10s Auokland Timber—Sellers, £1 6s Northern B.B.Co.—'oilers. 9. Bd New Zealand .hipping—Ma . Fisher ard Co.—Sellen. 10s 64 Mo_iatal»rl—l3s Qnoen of Beantjr-Se_ er_, Ma Deep r.evel Oroaa— Buyer-, 6s 6d i seller., 6« 31 Prlnoe Imporlal-Wso'; sellers, 6756a Hand of Fr.endahl. —3$ London—aollora B) 01 Darts—Sollorß, 8s Just In Time—Sollew, - s Gd JOSEPH NHWMAN. Chairman.



The following Is the PoHsonby crew which won tbe Maiden Gig Race last Saturday:—A. H. Jones (stroke), J. E. Cook, So. 3; D. Watton, No. 2; and A. Farquhar, bow ; 0. Farquhar, coxawain. Singer's Sewing Machines, cash, or 2s 6d per week—D. S. Chambers, 70, Queen-street,— Advt. Garlick and Cranwell have now the most oomplote Furnishing Warehouse In Auckland, Eanro etook ready lor delivery. Furniture to suit all Ola-nee. Good, strong, aod aheap. Great variety of Bedsteads and Bedroom Furniture. City Hall Aroade, Queenstreet.-[ADVT.I . i —a Amußements. pER MA N KRANZ CHE N* On aooount of tbe tnolemouor ot the wea ther, the above has been POBTPONBD until further notice. By order of the Committee. & PRIVATE ASSEMBLY: win be held In tho PARNELL HaLL, ON THURSDAY EVENING, 12TB INST,. AT Haif-psst eight o'oloek. N. F. GIBLIN, Hor, _ co, porting. ■m 1 J_ A It NOTICE. J_nve.l.orflon th* . nnv.luf. Autumn Fetoo Meet ing aro remlndcu tL_o mo list Ib net, r cloamg. Applications mast • ho-oCoi. bo made at onco, ADAM SJUyts.



Wanted. \*TANTED, a Boy to read manuscript. vv Apply offloe of this pan tr, \X7 ANTED, a Boy.-Apply J. Corley ; V v llobeon-Btrcot. ANTED Seven smart Boys, about 14 bb Apprentices to the Boot Trade [ Liberal wages. — Apply T. Prosaer, Uppei Queen-streot. WANTED, two Youths to work "dea> frames, and ono for hand saw.—Mr Rl Armigor, Auckland Timber Company. ANTED, to Apprentice a B<y to a Boas. Carpenter; good referenco oan be given,—AddreßS Frank, Stab office. \*J AN TED, one or two good Drapers. - TV Apply John Leek. 62, Queen-atreot. ANT.D, a Slaughterman. — - pply Fisher & Co. (Limited), Queen-streot. WANTED, Threo Diivers.—G, Wilson, _ NelßOn-Btreet. WANTED, 3 Vest Hands, also boys as apprentlcoa.—J. Williams, tailor, Vio tona-street- WANTED, a Joiner for a few days.— Apply to R. Mackay, Ship - buildor, Ciiatomhouso-Btrcot Woat. WANTED, a Tinsmith,—apply after 11 o'olook to-morrow to John Lamb, 35 Qneen-Btreet. *»7 A'VTttD, a Coach Body Maker.— V. Apply Georgo Kidd, Coach Builder, &0,, Devonport.^ YiTASTED, Kitchen Man ; also, young V T woman for dining room.—Apply C. Canning, Qucon-Btrcot. WAKTED, agood Tailor and Tailoress. -Apply to J. S. Cobley, Tailor and Prof-_Blon_l 'I'roworaniakor. Shortland-Blreet. WANTED, twelve experienced Coal Minors for tho Kamo Colliery.—Apply nt tho oltloo, 11, Quoen-strcct, or at tho Colliery. ft*. ANTED, a Blacksmith tor the, V v oauntry; must bo a good ehoer.-Apply , to Mr Ooloman, at if. Porter and Co.'s, Iron mango-a. ] WANTED, for tho Auckland Gymoaetic j Club (late J-hn Club), a Pio.'o.Bliinal Instrootor, to attend two ovoutn-B weekly for a porlod of >-ix Months.—Apply by I<>ttor, on or be/ore Jiprll 10th. Btatlng termi aud forwardlsg testimonials, to ». C. Ullmore, Hon, Sec, 21, C-atoD-.houi-»-trcet, Auckland. \ft; ANTED, Siiuatiou by young mitu as » f Olork, or In a»y position wh<-ro hi. »er vlj»e would b_ usefully cm. Inyod; haa beon In tho grain and proinoo business; salary no o^eot; town retor.noßi.—l eon. Post-eiflioe. \AJ ANTED—Shepherd or Manager of VV iahoup-at-tlttti—by Roipeotable Man, with good Col.inlal eipoilenoo; thorounlily competont to take oharge.—ipply R.A., Po.t- O-ice, Aad-nnd. WANTED, two Waistcoat Makers.— Apply Mr Poßßcnlaklo, Shortland .trcot. \*[ ANTED, a Governess. —Mrs R. Udy, TV Mount Edon. \\T ANTED, Goneral Sorvant (Protect- Vi ant); references require..—Mra E. J. Cox. Ploton .treet, Pon.onby. ANTKD, a Gonoral .ervant.— Apply to Mra Kenny. Post Ofllco, New ton. , WA-TED. a good General Servant.— Apply to Jlrs Albort Eaton, Regent street, near Park Rood. V/V -NTED, a General Servant; no Vt ohlldr_n.—Apply O-borno Honso, op POjltg B. Matthew's _______ ■ WANTED, Female Servants of every kind; good situations always open.— Armstrong and Co.'s Labour Exchango, 177, Quoon-atroot. i*f ANTED, at Hannitcw-d's Auckland » » Registry (established 20 years), Bovornl nsoful young Girls. »»/ AVTan, at Hiiniiafords Auckland ** Roglatry (SBlabllslied20 years), General for gentleman's family, Epsom, 12a; no washing; family of 3. Splondld placo. \I7ANfED7"aI Hannaford- Auckl-tti v T Registry (eßtahliahed 20 years), two Un encumbered Couples, Glsborno; oxccllent placo. Very urgent, Vft/AiNTED, at Hannaford's Auckland v v Registry (established2o years), Gonoral, College Road; two in family. Good placo. \A) ANTIiD, n usoful Girl for housework, V. —App'y btophens. Bootmaker, Qnton- Btreot. VVAf>TED, a young Girl to aesi-t in !. houßo work.—Apply Mra W. Cloghorn, Rcgcnt-atrect. VV ANTKD, Young Lady for City Bar; V. sroott anl pr«poßa*Bln_.—Apply Siah Offlce. WANTED, for a first-class Latllos' School la Auckla»d, a Re»ldent Go verness who thoroughly undor-Unda _rlthmetlo and EnglUh.—Addr.e. A'l., Post olllco, Auck land. \A) ANTED, a Respoctabl. Young Vf Person to assist with children, whero other BorvaiU are k>pt.-Mrs Banks, Logan Bank. Jorniyn street. \\l AWTED, a Situation as Companion V v or Lady K»lp; would ba willing io a?«lBt with light housework. — Apply Companion, Etar ofllco \\7 ANTED, eituaiiou aa Working VT Houßekeopsr. or to asjistta honacJio d work, by a reepeoiobloeldei-ly pers-n; good ra ferenorß —Adorosa Mater, Nowton Post ottlo_. W ANTED, a Dresamaker for a fow dajß.—Apply I'ay.o'a, Confectlo"or, Viotorla-atro. t, \\/AnTED, /issigtanis, improver', and v * Appronilccs for tho DrCBB and Mantlo Making.— l. Rondell, Brighton House, top of Grey-strnet. xju ANTrD, two respectable young Men " as Boardorß in a prlvato family. Tonus moderate — Aildreaa, lira Watson, noxt to Forsyth's store, between Cook-Btroet and Wel llngton-strcet, \X7 ANTED, a Married Couple, or two VI Slagle G'ntlemon, as boarders in a splendid place at North Shore—Applj br loiter to Tr, St «» offloe. WANTED, 2 respectable Young Men to Join a Baobelor'a Hal!.—A»pty to Mr RUar. h avalook Btrcct. \\7 ANTED, a General Storo in the v * Suburbs, with yard snitablo for a ilro wood hiißincsß.—Apply to Armstrong & Co., Eatato Agent, 177. Queen-street. WaNTuD, everyono to soe J. Groen's Felt Rate (In Men's and Hoi.l, half usual pricew; snppoßed to be damaged, oonss qnoatly bought oheap; In truth, acarly all Bound fresh goode.—J. Green, 8-, Viotorla-B'root ANTED the Ladies to Know that Monro and MlUlgan, Hobeon-Btreet, have secured the services of a flrst ol«sa -Ill liner, and are now prepared to Bnppl* millinery to all Its branch .■) on tho shortest notloe. \JJ ANTED.—Hosiery! Hosiery I — vv Men'a, Women's, Boys', Girls', and Children's, just opened at Robson's Molbourno Honso, Ponsonby. \AJ ANTED.—The best stock of Winter V. Hosory in Ponaonby is to be found at Robson's Melbourne Houso. Como and boo them. ANTED—Go and Sse tho LadioB1 KlastloS'de Imitation Kid Boots for 8. Bd at Dampier. f oat Bnop, Vlotortn-'tn.r-. AN-ED, tho Ladies of Ponsonby and ntstrlot to osll and Inspect the naw and cheap Millinery, atprloefl to «nit all classes; alsok New Goods la Gold and Black Lustres and Cast)meres, on whloh an allowance ot _. in tho fi will be mado. A splendid lot o( Blankets for 91 6d; good Bargains In Bearth Run and Door Mat., from 3s 6d; Crottones, Table Covers, Qtillta, Underclothing; Cheap Lines to Hosiery, !_noyDioisGoods, iirosnmaklnglntb«Latest F-BBhions. — HEMINGWAY'S Cheap Drapery sstabllshrnent (-omerof Union and Puttorson Btreetß). Freeman's Bay. \\J AN TAD I Wanted to Sell, very choap, ,VV U bam Arrow) oot, only 31 lb, Ulbfl for ?s 6d; Bwo, .d lb. 121bs for Ss 8d; Honoy. 6d lb; Trtnole, Id lb, 12lbs for 3b 6d; good Bioo. 51ba Is; Small Bioo, 6lbs Is; good Bacon. 9d lb, 7« by the side; Hams (In clotb) 91 lb; 6 oases Pre ; aerved Milk (good), 8d tin, 6s 6d dozen; old OheoßO. 31 lb, 2}d by tbo ohe.Be; New Checae, 6d Ib, 5d by the cheese; Onions. 2d lb, 7ibs for Is; Lot ot Jama. Plum and Ka. oberry only 7d MP, 8n Od dozen; Tea,lo oa tossed.—H. watts, Pltt-Btreet WANTED, all Buyers of Silver Jewel lery to know that Charleß Kelsey & Co. I havo arrangod for Constant Additions to their Stook of the very Newel Designs. They koep no Imitations, consequently thoy guarantee everything thoy sell,-Charles Kelsey & Co., two doors nelow Morrins'. Ironmonger.. WANTED SSEN, the Ladies' Bigh. heel Prunella Boots for 6a 6d: and the choap lot of- Infante. Boots and Shoos, at Dampier'a Boot Shop, Viotorla street WAIN TED KNOWN—Button Books, 2d each S Long Leather Boot Lacas Id the pair, or 9d the dozen piirs—at Dampler'e Boot Shop, Viotorla .treat. n&r ANTED KNOWN—That B. Arthur «* will sell by auotlon on the promises of S. Isaac?, Newton ffnrnlturo Area_e. Karanga hape Bond, hia stook of New Kami-are. on Wodnoßday noxt, April 110 th, at noon, In con tequenee of extensive alterations to tho pre mises. All outstanding accounts must be paid by the end of thia month or proceedings Iwlll bo taken,—B. Isaacs Proprietor. WANTED, Everybody to Know that Charles Kelsoy & . Co. keep no Imitation Silver Jewellery of any kind. Tho whole of their large and choice Stock isguarantecd to 00 ukal Silver.—Charles Kelsey Se Co., two doora below Morrins', Ironmongers. WANTED KNOWN—Samples of some of ihe Goodß boing sold off (with prices) are now in the window at the Hobßon-stroet Shop. Further partloulars Boon.—W. H. Dam pier^ ___-__, WANTED Known—and well known.— MOBley's Hosiery, Brattle's Hosiery, Leicester Hosiery, at Robson'B Melbourne Houso, ftonaonby. . WANTED KNOWN—Samples of some of the Goods being sold off (with prlooe) aro now In the window at the Hobson-streot Shop. Further partloulars soon,—W. H. Dam pier. ' WANTED KNOWN—Samples of some of the Goods being sold off (ilth prices) aro now In the window at the Hnbsonetreet Shop. Further particulars soon.—W. H, D_m pie*-. WANTED SEEN, tne Ladies' House Boots, 2a 64 and 3a; Ladles' Slippera, 2» j a> d the La* W high-heel Evening Shoes, 3s cd. ay2-_ai--&3SS»W v<ot"''ia-''tt' aet- WAJNTftD KWO WA—Samples of some of the Gooda being Bold off (with prices) nre n«w In tho window at tho Hobß"n-ntreot Bhop. Further purtlonars sooo,—W. H. Dam ! sler; I I -vra./ aJNTED KNOWN—If you want to V. nun tha latest F»"hion (Autumn anei V. Inter, 13331, havo a glance at Munro w_ I MUUgan-TalterlnH! Window, in Kotoou-litres .



I Wanted. A f i. 7 - -X\T ANTED KNOWN—Samples of som MM of the Goods bet. gsoldof-(with prloei " are now in the -window at the Hobson Btree > thop. Jurther partlonlara soo_.-W. H. Dan pier. __ WANTED KNOWN— Th.t a meeiin) of persons Interested In promoting am r encouraglnir Intoreßt ia Poultry will be held a tho roaldenca ot Mr (J. Peßrsou, opposite Jow Cemetery. Kar_nßahaTo-ro_d, en Wednesfia: 1 evening, April 11. at half-p»Bt 7 o olook, \\r ANTED, Tenders, till Thursday a i vv 5 o'clock, for Bullilnß 7 Brlok Ohlmneyi . (labour i nt.) at Northern wairoa — Particular! at ofiloa of J. M. Hasletr, Builder, Fort ttroot. ___ WANTBD, tbe Owner of a 16ft Opon sailing Boat, painted whito, red bottom ' mastß, saila, &c„ a» present laylnir in Hobsor Bay.-J. J. Molntosh, at Mr White's new buudlngs, Brighton Road, Parnell. , Wain TED, a Stable and Coach-house near Choral Hall. Symondß-street. Noi i less than three sialls requirod.—Arthur H Nathan, 33, Lower Qneen-treet, WANTED to Rent, in or near town, Small Two-roomed Cottage.-Apply bj letter to Cottiigor. _TAn*offloa, WANTED to Let, Furnisbod, a Rouse containing _ roomß, with Boullery; good view cf harbour.— Apply to D, GaßOOlng, lrc land-Btrcet, Alma Plaoe. Ponßonby. WANTED to Purchase Liijht Spring Grocor'a Cart.-Addrcaß Box 180. RANTED KNOWN- A. O. STEPHENSON, DRAPER. NEWTON, Has Just OrENBD Up NEW VELVETEENS, speolal value, 1/9 yard NEW S aTINS. 1/0.26. to 6/8 yard NEW SUjKS. splendid Lyons, 1/fi yard NEW HOSIERY, __d upwards NEW DOLMANS, well trimmed, 25/ NEW UL.TBRS, 8/0 to 35' eaoh NEW JAOKIaTd, splondld value, at 7/0 NKW UNDERCLOTHING.aII alylfßand prloes NEW HATS, In Straw, Sco, Bi upwards NKW VK ATHWR9,I/0 to 21/ eaoh NKW. FLOWERS, /-i to 3/6 eaoh NEW TAPESTRY OARPETB, 2,6 tor yard NISW LONG LA"X CUUTAH.S, /BJ, 1/, 1/3 and 1/8 por yard NKW SHORT OURTAIN_./JJto 1/per yard NKW FLANNKLB, 85 pieces, /7J to 2/G per yard NEW BLANKBTB, full size, All Wool, 18/0 per pair NEW CLOTHING, In great variety. DRBSBMAKING AND MILLINERY ON TBE PRKMISSS. A. O, STEPHENSON, KARANGAHAPJ- ROAD ANTED, —Klcctric Bells, Batteries, Fittings, Insulated Wiro, Sec, and all Information may be obtained from tho English Mechanic Clough, 25, Oroy-stroot. WANTED KNOWN—Samples of somo of the Goods being sold off (with prloes) ! aro now tn tho window at tho Hobson-street Shop, further partlonlara bood.—W. H, Dam ; plor. _________________________ \a rANTED SEEN, the Mom's Ruff I . Slippers, tor Ib; and the oheap lot cf Men. Boots at Dampier'a Boot Shop, Viotorla- Btroet. »\7"ANTED Kl. -WH— UUtLaJ. Alia- VV PCJtI O-BAJ" Truußßl Aod oil other ktado of Halld_n. IK<it<-l__i, oan b» purohasod cb.;t.\r«s_r vnd bott-t tt*n enywhore else at the 1 Yeudo of V. Gcl-UJ, Albert**-_eL Thero beina no mouufaotcry to. Joiners' Ttiubor oil tha pre mißad, Uu ouatoraar has aa additional oppor tunity of gßttln, Bnterlor timber, Whcolrighu' Mntorlal- alwaiß In Btock- 7*7 ANTED KNOWN, at Dampier's V'» Boot Shop, -»lotorla-Btreet, you can se*. la/ ioV real Kt-silc aMo Kid Boobs with tassels, for SaSfld. Belntimtl 'f"0 TAILORS.—Wanted, a good Coat " makor.- Apply at once to White and Watkin. on. Tailor.. Viotorla street, * NATIVE of Savoy, who is perfectly r\ BMualntedwi,hmaKlngßwlßßaDdFre»oh CSooeo In all lta hranohts, 1b opun for ongige niont.— AnplyM. 8. Leers, ii, NZ. Insuranoo Bnlldmgß. MsCHaNIC.aL DENTISTRY.—A Dentlat who Is short-hantod oiuidlako one or two aparonttcca to work from 6 till 0 p.m. four nigh _ par w»«fc. 1 hi* I_ a flrst-olasß opportunity for youths otherwla* eniog_d dur.ng the day to gradually work tboai»elv_B la.—Address l-or2lo, Poß>-ouloa. Aookland. i rj-tO GROCERS.—Wanted, by an oner. 1 getlo yonng man, a Situation In town or country Bioro: good expsrlonco In grocery trade , In Renoral, also baokkeaplng—Apuly AOJ"., St.b oflloa. rpO SHIP-OWNERS. Wantod, FREIGHT for Napior and Welling ton. Apply E. PORTER & CO., Queen-street. QT. M ARK. _■, REMUERA. O Wanted, a Tenor for St. Mark's Church, Remuera, a good voloc, a aood reader, and a familiarity with Uhuro- S._vlco Indl'Denßablo. T-B»imo_lals will ba required. Aa ofllo'ent an plloint will receive liberal treattnent— for terms »nd duti»e. apply to thn Organlat ot the Ohuroh. All Applications must bo in by MON DAY, tbe 16lh. - ! »- To Let. r| .O LET, a four-roomed Cottago in Lin- I coin Bir-ct, Ponaonby; rent los.~Apply Partington, Liccoln-atreet, '<nO LET, Cottago ot Sovon-roorus, ail * joining my own. In Charon-street, Detoa port; good »iew of sea, healthy locality and plea-ant situation; rent 16».-Apply to T. E, Durance. nnO BE LET, tho White House, Upper I Parnell, noxt abovo Mr S. Ireland's, now ready; beautifully situated; oontalniog eleven rooms.—W. E. Sadlar. ■«H) LKT, Clarence-street, Ponsonby, 2 .1 new Four-roimed Cottages, with scullery, register grates, oolonlal oven.—Apply Mrs Allen, Clarenoe-Bt-eot, Ponßonby. rgio LET, Furnished Room, whero there a are no othor lodgers, with partial board If required.—lll. wior-Btrret. /JO R« LKT, the Premises lately occu -1 pled by Lowi. and MoKoaele, 37. Lower Queen-Btreet,— Ap. ly to Arthur H. Nathan, next door. f*M) LET, Upper Queen-street, Now I Houao of 6 rooms and large collar, rogi's tcro grates, colonial oven; gas and wator laid on. iota lot for a term of 3or 8 months—lss por week.—D. F. Evanß. Estate Agont, Queen- Btreot, noxt Bank of Anßtralasla. rr.o LET, in Gladstone Road, Parnell, JL 8 roomed House, bath, washhouw nnd oonoor b iller.2ns per week.—W. and J. Frater, land agenta, Qneon-stroßt. . rn.o LET.—On Mount Eden Road, a new JL Six-roomed" Home, just finished, every oonvenlenco; largo allotment fenoed In. Rent low.—Apply to Thomas ÜB__or. Stlohbnrjd Buildings; or J. H. Drabble. Grafton Honje, opposite Oboral Ha". e"ff.O LET, Ponsonby, au Eleven-roomed A Hou?e, with every convent, noe; rant 18s; grand vlon.—H. Partington, KBtate Agent, Stlchbury's Bhildlngs. ,-■■•■ . • ■ rvriO LET, in Karangahape Road, Shop I and Dwelling-honse, with plate glass windows. At present oooupled by A. R. Ladd, Cabinetmaker, Bnd adjoining Stophensoo, Dra per.—A, U. atephena^n. Newton. TO L"T, those very desirable aod cen trally situated Premises now in occupation of Messrs B. Glttos & Sons (who aro removing opposite), Wynflham-streeti jns t at innoOon o£ Queon-streot.-Fullpartloulars from D.F.Evans, Estate Agent, Qn6en-Btroe_. raiO LET (Remuera)-To Let, Dwelling 1 House and C Acres, Viotorla Road, Remuera, next below residence of D. B. Cruiok- Bhank, Esq., and at presont occupied by Mr Donis Kelly. The property Is very pleasantly situated. Houbo contains 8 rooms and out buildings.-D. F. Evans, Land Agent, Queen street. ; ■ j WEST QOKEN-STREET. —To be Lcosod forßnainessPurposßß, foralong term of years. 45 feet frontage by 30 in depth.— Apply to Mcßars Mowbray, Qneon-*troot, or Mr Lally, Parnoll. . rsiHE "Junction ".to be Leasod, shortly, I upon Ground Kent for an unusually long termot year_>.-Mrl.all.'a allotments, fronting upon Grey and Qnean-atreetß. FEICES ana samplo leooma To Let.— Apiily to New Zealand Tweed Co.. Queen street. ___________ Borough .Notices. BOROUGH OF ONEHUNGA. • TUBLIO MEETING. TheAdlonrned PUBLIO MKKTIN9 to con sider the subject ot WATFR SUPPr-Y for the Borough. WIU be held on WKDNKBDAY, the llth Inat, at 7,30 p m,. In the Maaonlo Hall. Personß lntereated in a Water Supply for any of the adjoining districts are respectf ally Invited to attend. G. CODLIN. Way os. _-___________»»__»_»-------«-»---»«»—>» _. -, duoat;lona ] - LADIKS' SEMINARY, College Road. —Principal: Miss Vaile.—Quarters date from day of entrance. Advanced and Elemen taxy Classes. DANCING CLASS meets TUESDAYS, at 7 p.m. Miss Vaile requests immediate application from thoßO wishing to join. LADIES not attending School may joit Miss Vaile's class for Painting. Drawing Etohing, Painting on patin and Terra Cotta. I Board and Residence. i OVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL , ! %JT HOBSON- TKEBT. [ I IJOAED--ill ._3_-IBls_, Ms. )K». Vas'i ( ' |jiNai.i_ia00M........,,.._,..,......2Cii. .01 Woes



J.I A " For Sale. _ '' rPOR SALK, Newmarket, a New Cottage s) F of fi rooms; allotment 50 x MO. Price, it £350.— V. J. Mob>i & Co.. Shortland-street. '"i 1/OR IMMEDIATE SALE, 16. Acres I s1 notrMonnt Albirt. selected especially for i, I FitriT-BHO.wiNG. with Cottaite and ontbulld d ioga.-Edw. Wayte. tironnd floor, 177, Queen ,t street. l\ Bjiuß IMMEDIATE SALE—StoKena ( F Point, Northcote —A Splendid Corner r' Allotment, mam road, about one mile from t wharf, with a frontage of 200 ft to Great North 3 Road. Price only £150. Must be sold at once. s A great bargain. -D. F. Evans, KBtate Agont. '<• Queen-atreet , . j gj OR Immediate Sale, a great _j_.i-y.u_. j 3 Verandah Cottage, seven rooms, fitted I with register grate, colonial oven, good well, x together with 81x Freehold Allotments, be'n<t r numb.rs 163,161,169 112,113, and 114: situate In Bond-street The lot Ib off. red for -1300—a great ; bargain. —D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen -3 street t I TTIOR SALE OR LEASE (Northcote , : JL 1 Hiuadaoma Villa Re ldenoe, new and ■ splendidly flnlished off, bow window, &o„ &c; i ' grand view, and a beautiful allotment, with ' water fiontage, about 50 x 200, partly fenoed I and planted, within three mlnutea walk of , Stokea-B Point Wharf. Terms vory 6asy.—D, F, l I Evans, Batata Aganr, Queen-street. • |iiOR IMMEDIATE SALE Symonds ,l " streot (noar residenoo of T. Russell, Esq.)— , i Handsome Villa, 6 roomß, fitted with gas, water, ■ &0., &c; 2 rooms detached, wash-house, Stc, allotment about S3 x 120. Protty placo and splendid position. Price, only £000.—Full par ticulars from D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Quoon ' street. 758 BJ\OR ABSOLUTE SALE, at Mount -ft- V den, a new. well flnbhed, and faithf ally built Verandah Gotta.o ot fonr rooms and BouUery, fitted with regtster grate, kltohen range, tank. Sec, Sic, Seo. Splendid allotment (volcanic), 33 r US; situate, the Avenue, Eden dale Price. £25 o__h; balance on aaoh terms as agreed upon.—Apply to Messrs Bibby and flotohor. on tho promises; or to Di F. Evans, Estate Agent, Uneen .treat. (7-1) RiiOß IMMEDIATE SALE (a bargain), j& House of 7 rooms, fitted with regtster grate, colonial oven, good well, and three oliot imcnts, eaoh 33 x 00. Must bo sold at once. A bargain. Prioe, only £WO.— D, F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-Btreet. (7-0 HilOR SALE, Scarborough Terrace, Par- J-1 net), Villa _tesldenoe of 8 Rooms, 5 Bod-rooms, Drawing-room, Dining-room, and t-ttohen. Commands a good view of thn Har bour. To bo had at a bargain, and on ex tremely easy terms. — V. If. Jttvans, Kstato Agent, 768, Queen-Btreet, next Bank ot Au_ traU-la. a/*OR Immediate Salo and Cheap.—VeN " andah Cottago and valuable freehold Al lotment, situate on Main Road, Ponsonby, near top of Sholly Beaoh Road. Cottago ooutaln. 4 roonu;out-bulldingn, Sco; allotment, 10 x 100, with right-of-way about 20_t wide: very con venient and good position. Prioe, only £250.- D. F. Evans, KBtate Agent. Qneen-Btreet (851) IiiOirSALE, William-street, new veran " dah Cottage of I rooms, all woll finished, fitted with register grato, colonial oven, cup boards and drosßor; water laid In from main : wash houso, &o. Allotmont, 33x98. Price, £3oof —D, F, Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street, next | Bank of Australasia. B,nOR IMMEDIATE BALK, handsome V VILLA RESIDENCE, new and woll finiahed, containing soven rooms, fitted with register grates, ovon, cupboards, gas and fit tings; wator laid ta from main; splondidvlew of harbour; Bltuatcd in Franklyn Road, near tho Wesloyan Church. —D. F. Evans, Estate) Agont, Queen-Btreet, next bank of Australasia. gjfOß SaLE, Hackett-stroet, Ponsonby, * New Verandah Villa of Six roomß, fitted wilth Register Grates. Oolonlal Oven, Cup board, Drotser. Sec, oiobo to the Beaob. Prioe, £350.— D. F. Evans, Ksta<e Agont, Quo«-Btreet, next Bank ot Australasia. 7-0 FOR SALE, Handsome Villa Residence, oorner allotment; house oontaina 5 rooms, with dotaoh-d spare bedroom, batbio.m, Boul lery, waahhoUße, gas laid in, two tanks, Seo., Sei. The whole Is In &itt ola. s order, aid In vory dnslrab e'posltlon. situated at top of S-_ Mary. Road, near Three Lamps, Ponsonby. Mv %t bo iol(l at o-00, aa ow nor ia leaving the mat-lot.— D. F. Evana. Ketate ARpn>, ejueen-.treet (73_t) TjTOR IMMEDIATE SALE, good invest- Jl) ment within Citr Boundary, large Cornor AUotmant, over bait an aore, In Bplendld garden, paddock. Sea, Sec Also, good Six roomed Verandah Villa, stable, and sundry outhouses, &o, Jto , situate aimer of Randolph and Glo ceater mi-oat..-Ifnil partionlara trom Ir. _". Kvans, Ettato Agent, Qneen-Btreet, 1767 i FOR SALE, Customhoute-street West, good Businoss Sites, leasehold. Lot No. 111, 50x00, together with tho Shop and Buildings oroctod thereon, as now qpouplod by Messrs Atkinson and Co, Ground T-ont, £10 per annum. I__. soliold 5 years to run. To be had cheap.— D. F. Evana, Estate Agent Queen-street. __Wtta mo SPORTSMEN,—For Sale, Valuable 1 D.B. Brcech-l-a*lng Gun, "cnoke Born. Beboundlng I_ot a " Seo., toaether with oaae and IlHlBgB. -_.o. Valuable Sporting Rlflo, Oepoe sam Carriage or Travelling Rog; Solid Leather 120) Portmant an. __lao. Two Steel Tr.veMng Trunks; Gladstoae Cow-hide Bag. &0.-Tp View, apply after S p.m., Hellier Honae, Qrey-at, 'B'.O INVALIDS AND OTHERS.-Eor ! Balo, on volcanlo land, a very superior Family Residence, containing 8 rooma, with many convonicncoß, and finished In first class Btylo, rcgardlosß of cost. Under tho house is a lofty and largo apartment, with concrete floor, and all nccossary appliances for washing clothe-. So., &o. There la a largo cistern, capable of holding 2,000 gallons of water, bo placed and connected with a flre-hoso that it can command tho whole building ta oaao of fire. Tho wator la laid on to tho pantry, collar, and bath-room. Thoro Is a nlco garden, whioh has been tho roughly cleared of stones and planted with good fruit trees. Adjoining tho house is a small paddock, suitable for grazing a horse or a cow.- Apply to tho owner, W. H. Bibby, Doendalo Villa, Valloy Road. Mount Eden: or to _. G. Ewlngton. Estate Agent, next to tho "Hfrald Ollice. OUKTABLE -MGINE for Sale, 7-inch I cjlindor. 50Ibs prossuro; last Government inspection, July, 1883. Guaranteed in good order. Prico, £00.-C. J. Hutohlnson, 15, Ous tomhoußo-Btroet. rtW BAK-RS AND OVHKK-.-Valu- L able and irir_t-oi_Sß Bu-lnwß, situated on Manukau Road. Parnell. coultUpg ot HM- noma and 00-_modlou» _ hop and Dwelling, oon- Uin'ng aloe rooma, psatry, bath-room, BOoJlenr. batoony (back and front); splendid large Baker s Oven, dough boxes, flour loft, .table, and nu merous outbuildings; large -ToeholdA'lotm.ut (double frontage). Ia all. a flr%t-oU_s andywy oimpaot Baker- aid Coneectlonet. Premises, all In capita! working order.—_ullparticulars at offloe ot D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qoeen. street. (,73> . ON SaLE BT TUB UNDERSIGNED, AT LOWEST AIABKKT BATES. Oata (hoavy short) and Tartaria,n Maiio Canterbury Potatoes Fowl Whoat Wood's Flour Bran Oatmeal Bharps Tea Chaff Currants Sec, Sec, Sec, Sec, E, MITCHELSON & Co., 19, Queen-street. Tenders. 7-____y | DEVONPORT ROAD BOARD. Tenders will be reoelvod up to 8 o'olook p.m. Of WEDNESDAY, llth la«t. r ati the residence of Mr William Hollo Brown, where specifica tions may !» seen, for Snpnlylrg and Carting Metal for the Beaoh Road, alap about 60 yardß for the Old Lake Boad. near Mr Beeken s. B. order of the BO«d &KNjiTANNBBi Secretory. mo B V I L D E R S, The Tenders for Additions and Alterations to the.Thames Hotel will bo received at our offlces . op tolnoon TO-MORROW, April llth. i EDW. MAHONEY & SON. Arohlteots. m O' ■ B V l_Jt D E R P. Tendors will be reoelved until noon of FRI DAY, the 13th instant, for Alterations and Additions to Villa at Lake Takapuna. EDWARD BABTLBY, Architect. m o 5 0 i v v c r ». Tenders will be reoelved, until noon or SATURDAY. April llth, for Alterations and Additions to the Masotiio Hotel, Devonport. EDWARD BARTLEY. Architect, ' ' Shipping. ssaae^ uiOR waitara, opo lgSl|S__- P NAKE, AND WANGANUI.— tg*«*SWPThe favourite bb. ORETI, 188 tons, W. Robertson, Master, will leave Onehnnga Wha lias above at 3 p.m. TO-MORROW, llth instont.-For freight or passage apply Waller ; &Co. Agents. _________ , Goodson's Arcade. §§. , oa GOOD SON'S OOD _ SON'S tnra 'LONDON L ON DO N 1 AROADE. ARCADE. Tho L accident to our verandah has deprived us for the time being of tho display in four of our windows, but the Arcade stalls remain the same, and, according to our usual oustom, we most cordially invite taspec ■ Hon 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 facilites 3 without, by the serious accident wo have sustained. i O O : . ; '• 88 88 OO , 7 OO GOOD SON'S. pOOD SON'S. OOD ~ SON'S. IXOOD SON'S. i . com com i OO go \ 25! _ ' t * I ww '. ■-■■" w®



Lost and Fo una '■" OST, last Thursday, between Welles tut ley and Pitt-streets, a Part of a Chain and Locket attached.—The finder will be rewarded by leaving game at Star offlce. LOST, a Pilot Cloth Overcoat, between New North Road and Hobson-streot.— Finder will ba rewarded en leaving same at Stab Offlce. - LOST, yesterday, between Choral Hall and Hobson-atreet, Three Trinkets. In cluding a 10 franc piece,—Finaer please return same to Stab offloe. ________ LOST, a Pointer Pup; brown head, with white striae down the centre; brown Bpot on root of tall, Anyone retnrolng tho Htme to William Haresnap, Regent street, g i ber Paes, wiU be rewarded. LOST, Greyhound Slut Pup, blue with white breast; reward,—Apply to Fowler and Co., Bntohurs, tirey-atret. Cabinetmakers. JAMES REID AND SON Beg to call the attention and careful considera tion of those about to Furnish to the Very Fayourable Prices of ALL RINDS OF FORVITURE. Having Introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply aU work Cheaper than any other hou-o in town. JAMES REID & SON, FanNi-trnE Emporium, HOBSON-STREET (2nd Shop from Vlctorla-st. U» Little, CABINETMAKER, UPHOLBTBRKR AND UNDERTAKER (LAIE! OP VIOTOBIA STR.-T), Informs his customer- and tho general publlo that he has REMOVED to more suitable and commodious promises In 1 HOBSON-£-.RT-_r; [ Third Shop from Cook-street (woßt side). T. '* H. Cooke, 44 AMD 46, VICTORIA-STREET, fieg to draw tho attontlon of Ladles and Gentle men furnishing to their LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF ■pUHNITURE, oomprislngDrawing and Dining-room Suites, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Wardrobes with glass panels. Sideboard?, Cheffoniers, Hall Tables and flatstands, Offlce Tables, Chimney and Toilet Glasses. Dining Tableß, Cane Chairs In great variety, Toiletware, Drawers, Wash stands, Sec Seo. pARPETS, Including Brussels, Tapestry, Kidderminster, and Felt Carpets, Hearthrugs, Coir and China Mattings, Stair Carpota, Linoleum, Floorcloth, Door Mats Wool Mats, Bed-rcom Rugs, &a TIEDDINa of all kinds and of tho best quality. Hair, Wool, Flook, Coooa Fibre, and Flax Mattresses, Spring Mattresses, including tho Paten Wire Wove Mattress ;Feather Bedß, Bolster., and Pillows; Kapok Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, and Pal asses. T. & H. COOKE, li AND 10, VICTORIA-STREET. [Faotory. Elliott-street.] Gazette iv Bankruptcy. TN BANKRUPTCY. Take notice that a Deed of Airanjoment. dated the 9th day of April, 1883. made between David *bh_b, ot Tauranga, in the Provlnolal Dlßtrlot of Auckl&nd »~d Colony if New Z«a land. .tor.keeper, of the first part; law.bnck David Nathan, of Auokland aforesaid. Mer chant, of the wonnd part; and Alr, the Crsdi- I.BS ot the said David Asher, of the third part; haa this day been filed in the offloe of the Supremo Court, at Auckland, undsr the pro vision* ot '-The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876 " and the buy oral Acts amendment, thereof; and take further notice that a Heating of the Creditors ot tho said David Asher Is hereby convened for the purpote of aiseatlng to the said Deed, and that saoh meeting will be held at 3 o'olook in the afternoon of FRIDAY, the 27th day ot April next) at the Offices ot the underaigned, Shortlaad.treat, Anoklaid. Dated at Auokland, tbo Oth day of April, 1883, HUGHBS Se GEORGE, Solicitors of the said Lawn nee David Nathan, Tm.teo Aottng under the Bald Deed. IN THE DISTRICT COUkT OF AUCKLAND, HOLDEN AT GRAHAMS TOWN. In the mattor of " Tho Mining Companies' Aot, 1872." and in tho matter of the Tairna-Gom Gold-mining Company (Limited). ' Notice Is hereby gt. on that by an Order of the Distrlot Court of Auokland, holden at Grahams town, mado on tho third day of April inßtant, it wa _ ordered, inter alia, that the Creditors of the obovenamed Company do come In and prove their Debts beforo thlß Court on the third day of May noxt; and notice is hereby also glvon that any Creditor not so coming in will be excluded from tho benefit of any distribution made bofore tho debt of any such Creditor is proved . ~ Dated at Auckland this fourth day of April, JOHN R. RANDERSON, Liquidator, ■ .. ! —-1 Medical. B. GOLDSBRO', Consultino PHYSICIAN and SUR GEON, having resumed Praotico, may by con sulted at his house, Parnell, from 8 to 9 a.m„ nnd from 6 to 7 P.m.; at Mr Aiokin's, The Phahnacy, Queen-street, from 12 to 1 o'clock. Vaccination on Friday. TKJ- EVER FAILS Insect L^b IS DESTROYED BY THE Persian Insecticide (Pyrethrlum Voseumll, abAnteed to be the best pbocurable in the lohdon makket. for the effectual riddance OF fleas, mosquitoes, and all other nskot fbstß. Try AIOKIN _ INBEOTIOIDE. BOLD IS TINS AT 1/6 EAOH. "DATS! RATSI RATS !-Use X_i SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE. Rats eat It greedily, and die; no smell. Price, One Shilling a Bottlo. SHARLAND Se CO.. opposite Poat-offlo-. JLTIOR Nervous Headache and Disorders SA of the Nervous System. Ignatla seldom (alls to Rive relief. _._, at 800. eon's .London Arcade- ; O R M ?. All ohlldren suffer from them. If Buspeoted, ask for the Certain Core. BHABLAND'S WORM POWDERS, 1/paoket, Apotheoa'tieß Hall, opposite Post-office. DOCTOR a RINOLD'SPKN-NY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.—The most popular medicine of the day. Price, 2b 6d a box.—Colo nial Agents: Shabiand & Co., opposite the 5 Post Offlce. ImHE ECLECTIC PHARMACY. The aome of elegant Medloal Establishment.. TOP Of GREY STHEKT, COBI.E B Of PIIT-BIBBBT, CHARLES BUTCHER. QHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL, j_) Absolutely tho bent remedy over made for COUGHS, URONOHITIS. AND COLDS. Prion. 2a Gd and _. 6d a Bottle. BHAR-AND <fc PP.. oppoßlta P-St-afflce. i 1 ess " . . _a Money A LARGE Sum of Money to Lend on good Freehold Security, at lowest rate of interest. — C. Aickin, General Commißßlon Agent, High-street. PiAAftft TO LEND on FREEHOLD 3.IUjWV SKOURITY.-Apply WINGATE, BURNS, & CO., Fort-Btrect. j[«10,0_0 TO LEND In Sums of £3,000 3& and upwards.—F. J. Moss and Co., Short and-street. .-' MONEY TO LEND ON PERSONAL SECURITY. Persons borrowing £5 receive £110s Persons borrowing £10 receive £9 Persons borrowing £20 receive £18 Persons borrowing £50 receive £15 Repayable in Weekly or Monthly Instalments, Bills discounted daily. Strictest seorecy. LONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT COM PANY. High-stroet (2 doors from Vulcan Lane). £f-% A\ 10 £10,000 LENT on Building tSwJLIr Booloty principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment sy. torn. Mortgages and Loans negotiated, see List ol Properties for Bale on _th page. Six por cent. allowed on money deposited for Investment.— C. Williamson, Land, Estate, and Financial Ages and Valuator,3, Vulcan Lane. "IVTATIOINAL INSORANCE COM JA\ PANY OF NEW Z-ALAND. On and after MONDAY, 16th A.rll. the Bnsi nesa of the Auckland Branrh will b. transacted liv tha Company-New Premises, N 0 .95, Queen i Btree'' WILLIAM TAIT, f Branch Manager.



—————»_—_—_-111l Mil Mil 1! ___________-*_____?'* IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF HENDRY & WHITLEY, QUBBN-B-BHET, ! CLAIMS against the above Estate mnst be sent In at once, or they oannot he reoognised. AU DKBTS owing to the E-tat a mast be paid Immediately to the uaderalg-0.. I JOBN BUCHANAN,I T -_. t ,. Bg iV. H. MCKENZIE, f 1""688, TjISTATE OF A. LTNABURY & CO. Seperato Tenders will bo roceived by tho undersigned up till three o'clock p.m. on Mon day, 23rd April, 1883, for Btock-consisting of General Drapery, Clothing, and Fancy Goods, Furnishings, Book Debts. . . __ Inventory of stock and book debts and schedule of conditions of sale may be seen on the premises, Qiieen-Btreet, Auckland, where stock can also ba inspected daily. Purohasors can havo use of tho premisos at present rental until 15th Juno, 1883. ~ Tho highest or any tendor not necessaruy accepted. owEN.l TrUßteeß . I JNO, ROSS, ,_ir" Bt<ieß' |]*TOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP. I The undersigned ___7-lhls da? entered into Partnership as Civil Engineers and Surveyors. rriHK LADIES' OHKISTI** ABSO- I CIATION will give th_ir Annual Tea and Entertainment for the Refuge and Auxiliary on THURSDAY nest, at 7 o'clock. __ __^^, WINTER is coming—Buy a Knittkg Machine from D. S. Chambers, 75, Qneen-atreot (opposite the Bank of N.Z.) ■/-RANK'S tfirst-class Oyster Supper . JD Rooms (meals all hours), Darby-street, Auckland. rrtHE Account to Night Soil Contractor , A to Slat March ult., mußt be paid without - delay, otherwise service will bo discontinued. Office, City Marker, opon from 9 to 5; Saturdays to 9 p.ju. — =r O JSGRBTXPS INSECT POWDER O Strong and Pnngoot, - ___ Kills FLKAS and all IN_I_CT PEBTS. Price, Is Cd a Canister. Pole nisi Agents: aharland Se Co.. opposite P.*\ V^T E ARE AGENTS FOB lOE-MAKINS MACHINES, from £25 upwards BREWERS' REFRIGERATING MA CHINERY. ICF-OREAM FREEZING CHURNS, ICE SCALES, 108 PLANE.. AU Utenßils for making Iced Drinks ALBO, ENGINE, BOILERS, PDMPS, DRILLS. AND TOOLS. Plant of any kind Contracted for. INGRAM AND 00., High-street, OSQUITOESI MOSQU-TOSS U-B SHARLAND- KOMA, A Fragrant Herbal Preventive. Prioe, One Shilling and Slxpenoe a Bottle. SHARLAND Se CO., oppoalto Poßt-offlce^ 'InHE , PERSIAN LOLLY.-AHMED i BROS., Sola Manufacturers ot tile Persian Lolly, have visited Melbourne. Adelaide. Tas mania. Quoanfll.nd. Sydney, and the southern I Cities of New Zealand, and havo now arrived i in Auoklanrl. We guarantee tho Persian touy 1 as the real pnro smff. Wo remain m AuoMam. for a fojtulght.-AUMED BRUS.-Unlierßlty Laboratory, Du.edlo, _ie.-cmber __tb, 18SZ —l have anayaed a s-mple of white and 0010 .red sweets sold h-ro by Ahmed Bros., under the name ot" Per.ian Lollie." I find the constituents Ot ihe White sample to be : 85 por cent, pane augar, 6 per cenr. islnglasß, 5 per cent, fatty maiter—line batter. 5 per oe_t. a'baminous i matter (en. h and a very small quantity of cin namon The ooloming matter is r_sallo, or mat *nt_i 00. talning a very small proportion or iron, but nothing of a poisonous nature in the oroporUcna present In these swaeia. I consider these swaet., both white ard colour.A to be ouita free from al' deleterious or poisonous ia kredlentß.-JAME3 G. BLACK, Professor of Chemistry. _____ Business Notices. ]V ° I-— 1 C E' BEESWAX! BESS WAX 1 ' Purchased ta any quantity for Cash. Buyers of Fungus and Muntz Metal. Having nnrohased In China a Fine Assort ment of Teas himself. JAMBS AH KEW era confidently reoommend them, and trusts that all his old Cußtomßra, and tho PobUo generally, wiu avail themselves Of this splendid opportunity and call early ta bny his Superior Congou, Beat Flavoured Kooloo, Shouohong, and various Mixed Teas, suited.-, overy taetei He has also on hand _apan.ee Ware, Preserved Ginger, Orookerywarej Silks, Handkerchiefs, and other oommodltles too numerous to mention. Note the Addreast— JAME- AH KEW & 00,. 231. Queen-_r_.t. The Direct Supply Store, 249 queen-street. 249 hanchard and cranwell Have Vho following amonK other bargains :— Children's Toy Mngs, 6 for Is Strong Printed Cups, same prioo StroDg Printed Cups and Sauoera, __ d,_. White and Gold do. 8s doz- Pheasant Plates, from 2a 6d doz. A Glass Sugar and Croom or Butter Cooler for Is Tumblers, 3s 6d doz.; Water Bottlo und ulnae, Is A strong pair of Carvers, la 6d » Knives and Forks, all sizes and prioe. Chlldren'B Knife. Fork- and Stfoon, 6d Handsome Japanned Trays, 2. Strong Japannel Bread Trayß. 93 A largo pair of Va.es for Is 6d A Complete Toilet Set. 6 pieces, 8a 91 A Beautiful Table Toilet Set. 4a6d Tray Looking Glasses from _s 9d IW.-ln the Largest Bteas for the Smallest Money, in oval screw-pillar, box, ate., Sec Real. Good Fenders now 7s 6d . A new lot ot aharooal Box Irons, to ba sold at 48 and 4a 9d Hair and Cloth Brushes, Is each Oarpentera' Hammers, 1«; Plnoers 6d Ladleß' Toy do, Od» Nut Craokers, 31 Yankee Spring Balances Is each. Also, In ondleßS variety—statuary, Vases, Lnßtres, Glwss Snades, Lamps, Bird Cages, Cutlery, Crockery, Glassware, Tinware, and General Furnishing Ironmongery. Buy of the Importers Dlreot from the Manufacturers, Remember, you oan get almost anything you want at XAANOHARD S5 C/R AN WELL- Direct Supply Store, 219, QOEEN-BT. -_ Clearing-out sale of CUTLERY. THOMAS SAMUEL, being compelled to Clear ont his Stock of Cutlery In consequence Of the PBKMiauS COMING DOWN and no other -hop being obtainable, la now SELLING OFIf tho wnole ot the Stock at an'ooo.mouß Saorifloe. The goods are from tho best Sheffield maker-, and will have to be sold at any price. Consisting of— Beßt Ivory Table and Dessert Knlvea. Loofcwood's and Johnson's Best Pocket Knives. Elootro-plated Korka. Spoons, Cruets, So, Nevada and Nickel Silver Forks and Spoonß, Superior Scissors and Razors, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THOMAS SAMUEL, IMPORTER OF CUTLERY, 46, Queen-Btreet (Opp OBlte Town Clook). Wm. M.c Arthur & Go., AUOKLAND. TO D_£_-_.-t--S IN -ASOT BOODB. EARTHENWARE, CHINA AND GLA AND GENERAL STOREKEEPERS Plain and Fanoy Stationery Perfumery and Toilet Soap' Brush ware and Combs Table and Pocket Cutlery . E.P. and B.M. Goods Iron Bedsteads ___ ~ Mirrors and Fanoy Furniture Olooks, Watohes, and Jeweller:. Tobaooo, Cigars, and Pipes Mu-ioal Instruments Earthenware, China, and Glass Vaaea, Flower-Bt__.d_, Seo,' Parian Ware, Pictures Purses, Hand Bags, and Baskets Cricketing Appointments Lawn Tennis and Badminton Archery and Croquet Indoor Games, Toys, &o. '« TNDIA AND CHINA TEA X WAREHOUSE." NO. 95, VICTORIA-STREET. IN THE MATTER OF~"_ENOINE INDIAN TEAS." I beg to notify my customers, and all whom It may oonoern, Tint my Indian Teas are mostly from Calcutta, via Melbourne; that tbe great bulk ot my present Stook passed through the Vlotorlan Customs during the severest discua- Blon that has ever taken place in the Colonlea on what Constitutes "Pure Tea;" when the effort was actually made to raise the Government Standard there higher than tbat adopted by the Board of Trade, _,ondon. Further :-That, as nearly tho whole of my Stock carries the " Cal cutta Syndicates" Mark, and their Agenta In Melbourne being Messrs J. Henty and Co., no higher guarantee oan ba given of their purity than they offer on behalf of the Syndicate. Frkdk. \VhitehSad; TEA IMPORTER. AUCKLAND. AUCtIOXIB. TO-MOKROW. POTATOES I POTATOES! W.. DOWDEN WILL sell by auction at the Exchange Mart, Qaeen-street, to-morrow (Wednes day) at H o'olook. 350 sacks Potatoes 20 bags Onions 23 bags Salt Also, A small lot of Drapery and Clothing, ti 1 close account.



TN consequence of the Inclemency of th© weather, tha SALE IS POSTPONED, till , TO ■ MORROW, at earns time, TO-MDRROW. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11. EXrENSIVEUNRESERVHDSALEOF • Cashmere Lustres (Black and Gold), Blankets, Rugs, Dark Prints, Hoisery, Men's Waterproof Coats, English aud Melbourne-made Clothing-, Shirts, Men'B Roys', - and Youth's felt Hats, .Braces, Ties, Leggings, Buggy Rugs, &Q„ &a„ &0, gabriellLewis HAS received instructions to sell, at his rooma (opposite Mes.rs Thornton, Smith and Firth's Mills), Lower Queen-Btreet, on Wednesday next, KG OASES AND BALE 3OP ABOVE GOOPS Terms at Sale. ™jf O T I■ 0 E. SALE PF BOOTS POSTPONED TILL NEXT WEEK. The Time and Day will appear Lv Saturday's Issue; GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer, TO-MORROW, At 12 o'clock noon. On the Beach opposite the Masonic Hotel, Devonport. MR C. HANKE Y_ 12 foot PLEASURE BOAT, Built by Mr 0. Bailey. GEORGE SIBBIN. Auctioneer. MONDAY, APRIL 16, At 11 o'clock. THE Subscriber haa received instructions from Mrs Haslett to cell, at her resldenoe, Alfred-street, Albert Park, ALL HER HOUSEHOLD FURNI. TDRE. including WALNUT PIANO, LARGE SIDBBOARDj DRAWING-ROOM. DINING-ROOM, SITT ING and BED-ROOM FDRNITURK KirOflEN UTENSILS, Sec, SCO, GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. " TUESDAY, APRIL 17, At 11 o clock. At'the Premises, GREY-STREET (next tbe Maiket Hotel). r BtHE Subscriber haa received instiuctions I from N. SiMiis, Esq.. to Bed by Auotlon those 3SBOPB AND DWELJJNG-, ereoted by the late Mr R. hoQBBS In 1879. Sob. BTANTIAIXY BUILT OF GOOD MATKBAU AIBO, n SEPARATE COTrAGES of _ rooma A and 2 rooma. TBE BKICkS WILL BE SOLD WITH EACH HOI7SE. 13 Days from Day of Bale for Removal. GEORGE SIBBIN, .Auctioneer. ~~ TUESDAY, APRIL 17. At 12 o'Clock. HANDSOME VILLA RESIDENCE, WOOD-STREET, PONSM.BS.. D. F. EVANS HAS received instructions from Mr J. j. Odium, who i* leaving the district, to sell by publio auotion, at hia Land Mart, Qaeen street, on Tueßday, the 17th April, at 1 _ o clock, HIS VERY BAKDSONK VILLA RKBI DKNOB, pleasantly situated in Wood street, overlook-Dp. the otty, harbour, and shlppl-g. Tbis house Is almost n.w, faithfully bnils. and in splendid order; contains 6 rooms, bealdea bath-room (with bain. &50), soutleiy, wash-house, large work, Bpaxe room, or oellar, back verandah (ill enclosed), very hour andewnifortable ~;■'.- 'rbe flttlngß oonslst ot Venetian blinds, see fitting., elcgsnr. obendellere, &c. So.; together with ihe -valuable Corner Allotment, about 120 by 100, Hcourely enclosed by a bubat.ntlal fenoe, all prettily planted with fruit trees, shrubs. Sec Terms Exceptionally Easy. A'si at B-Y O. ISLANDS. 40 acres' Land, about 1 milea Imm coal mines. - '-. Alsoat . CROSS-STREET, NEWTON, Splendid Build ing Site, about 7. links x 85 links, being lot _5. . - Albo at «HI_LLY BEAOH, PONSONBY. Beautiful site for a Villa, splendid corner allotment, about 100 _: 165, being lot i, subdiv_ii.n ol lot 11; ahferced, D. F. EVANS?, Auctioneer. FRIDAY, APRIL 20. DURHAM YARDS. _NDEB BILL OF S4LE. THE undersigned bave received instruc tions to B-ii, at the Lucbam Yards, on Friday, the 80th Instant, THB FOLLOWING WBLL KNOWN AND VALUABLE RACEHORSES— - The Woll-know Entire Ake Ake..... Bay Trotting Stallloa, i years old. by Aim Ake, dam Bay Judy Perfume, with foal at foot to Musket .. Klsa, wl»h foal at foot to Anteros May Moo'i, with foal at foot to Woolbroker Simplicity, bay mare Tltlko. with foal at foot to Hippocampus a . a_f Lady Vnnaton, chestnut mare hy Totara ','mf. Pah am? k 6-yMtr-old mare, by Ake Ake, dam Simpliolty :, v'--; ■•.-'■ , Aorots the Grass, 6 year o d mare, by Ake • Ake, cam Abbess ■'"'•• .__' v Joe Bennett, ohestnnt gelding, by Ake Ake. 4 dam Oreeplnu Jenny Miss Field, b-y mare Worm, grey gelding ___ ■ Lady Sarah, b'aok Ally, by Aerolite, dam i Übortnut tri'ly, 8 year old, by Paolfle, dam May Moo. _. ■ . . Blaok Filly, 3 year-old. by Klngflsher, dam Dleoord _' Bay FiUy. S-year-ald, _7 Paolflo, dam Sim- Bay Fiily. S-year-old, by Tom Howe, dam Mazurka Lawrence Da-le's, bay gelding Brown Filly, by _Ure Ake. dam THJko^,,- Flower of May, choetaut flUy, or rreeto; dam May Moon 7 . j The Anotloneers would call speolal attention to tbe above Cnreser ved Bale. The perform anoea of many of the horses is too well known to need comment, and for raolng blood cannot bo surpassed. AT NOON. : ' HUNTER '& NOLAN, W. 8. CO-HEANE JAS, DAORI THURSDAY, APRIL 12. POWERFUL HARMONIUM, SEWING MACHINES, BLOCKING MACHINE, NAILS. THE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Thursday, 12th instant, at II o'clock, by order of the Trustee In the estate of —. Higga— Very Powerful Harmonium, by Alexandra 9 stops and swell, in beautif ully .arvea oak case In tho Estate of -. Rattens-., S Bootmakers' Sewing Machines Blocking Machine, Leather, Sec. In tho Estate of —. Poole— 7 kegs Nails • in the Estate of B. Baylejte^. Trunk and Contents __ y"W SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON', Anotloneers. w , s, OOOBBANE.] I JAMES DACBE monday, april 16. quaeter"aore, TOWN oFtAUR&NGA. •' THE Subscriber' will sell, at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, 16th in stant, at 12 o'clock, ALLOTMENT 415, Section 2, of the Town of Tauranga, containing quarter-of an acre, and altuatad about 2 minutes' walk from tho Wharf. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, 1 Auctioneers. 7 {Continued on Fourth Page).;.