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Public notices. ; _______» ■^fliimro_» ' 0 T I C E. JN — PANMURB BR-&E. Pnbllo Works Offloe, ■ 11th May. 1883. oftruß TRAKF'C through this Bridge ,b _ %/?»WD fifont 6th Jane r.ext to the 2l)th WUlM•2g*Jl2sispairs to Swing Spat., jane inolu.ive, wr \ v> H , H aL«B, lilßtrlctKnginecc. -Irf.MR? L D. NATHAN AND CO. have *. ** bvroutdal -rr-wgemeot, to act aa nry '■'- but they will continue to supply rA v ; na.. Hi| , cHß j ' _j»tOT_»___*^' d -jETTN A L N 0 1 I C E •*!,, -»/,nnnta remaining unpaid on tbeUtof jwe,m willltoS sued for wltho fanner node*. R STEVENSON. N.Wt-_B_____M___ls_l___: — -tr'nTlCr?. - Any person found Trespass- IV ,„_ or Shooting on the Farm now in my iJoiSw (KinKslaud Farm), will be prot ested- P. O'DQWD. ~_~ __ SEE THE gg__ir AA . «**• — -^VTTFTnE —Impounded la the Kemuera \ Publio' Pound oa the 21th May. 1883, for __ J.ud Damage (10s) in Mr Kcduonfl'a **J^ BnSTi«eHul.o»» Red Co": novlalble _"_?• flart claimed will be sold at tbe said ■ta *n"i^, tha Btb da» ot Juno next at now. JWtndO»lP*°t_g_ u_ L _' lW |g l _,_. Ho _ r _ kßß p_r. oTfTISG RACE is to take place on unMfiVY. between the Yaohts Tntee - ,*a Ltote. lor —0 a-sde. around Tin- J 'HN DlivArJ. . ■VO-ttnTott uF PAKNt;I; W ' "HtOSlNa OF KQLISGTON-BTRKET. t WnHnn |9 hereby given that the abave Street j, effi f'r vehicle traffic during tbe progn.es 5-r*l-»P> Worllt- B.REYNOTDH,: Town Clerk. M_.jSt_.lßß3 ft""- O- T^. 1 C F. EDWARD CO3TLEY DKOSABBD, ill n>wons who are or may here—ter be hSatted to the above estate, either tor interem. Sit or otherwise. wUlrlease. ay the same to m__m Ja-ioo and Russell. eoUoitots. Fort, JWtt, AnokJand, whose receipt shaU be a sttffl- T.ntrsnwf Kxecutors of JACKSON .EdwardOostley. D. lihjAJN **_ . deceased. -AOOMana. 27th April. 1888. ]_-■ mBLEGRAPH LINE OF COAC_«S. IdV_KY AND BAIT STABLKSj KamvooD and Lake Street, oambbumb ' Waikato, New Zealand, W. K. CARTER, . . • iropnetor. ■'■ W.'K.C. begs to return Ms sincere thanksto ____nerous friends and the public generally ' to the liberal support he has received since ____e_cing business, and has to inform them tSLto order to meet the requirements of this j »__iy advancing district, he Is at present sSraa lame additions to his premises, which, when completed, will make them Beoond ' to none in the North Island. Tourists for the Hot Lake Country supplied With Saddle Horses and Buggies on the shortest notice; also, experienced guides and careful BfflHdesand Saddle Horses always on hire. ! Orders by telegram or otherwise punctually . attended to. Cambridge. December 22.1882. . , • S' HAP-AND'S CfIEKKY PKCTORAL, Absolutely the beet remedy ever made for GuuSHsT&KuN.arac*. AND CU-DS. Mm. 2s 6d and Is 8d a Bottle. BHARIIAND « Oo* opposite Pcst-omoe. % Tenders. A-UCKLAND H0 61 ITAL. ■TuVMCRS are invited for thesupply of Drugs_ j • ■* aid for'the dally suppi*/, for twelve (12) months^ ending Jnne 30th. 1881. at the Hospital, of the undermentioned Articles:— I. Butcher's Meat, without bone (bestj, at per lb . _ _ [ 8, New Jtdlltt (best), at par quart (to be sup plied twice dally) 3. Broad, at per 2lb loaf _ Fresh Butter (bent) at per lb . a. Potatoes do do , „Tea(Congon) do do 7. Cocoa do do 8, Coffee tQronnd) do do .11 9. Bu*ar (Baw) da do UfcKloe do ou 11. Barley do 50 , H. Arrowroot da do 18. Cornflour do do B.Balt(Tailel do _o IS. Pepoer (Black) do do 18. Nutmeg do do • 17. Mustard do do , 18. eoap (Yellow) no 4o 18. V ash'og Soda do do j 20. MttdVeutableu do do ■ ~, . ; SI, lapiooa no do _ 22. Sago <«» bite) do «0 \ . 13.0i—eal do do ii. I'reaoie . do do 25. Bog's Lard do do ' ' 25. Beeswax do do , 27. Btaroh do do 28. Floor . do do 29. Tallow do do , DO. Candleß(3.emi)do do I 3i. Jowls d 6at per pair (dressed) 32. Bggj do atperduzen , t 33, fcherry do at per gallon ■ 3. Port Wine do atpergallon 84. Ula"■• do atpor .nart j I , ,38.Brand!r do atperg—on . 37. Potter(Bot) do atpergallon 98. Kerbilne Oil do atperuaUon r %■■■' 39, QttlokUote do as per butbel \ •ill. btraw do at per ton AU oootraots mnst be made subject to tho , general cocdiitons, copy ot which oan be seea ! « the Hospital and at. the Secretary's oflloe, " Wraatam-stteet ■'"'■;' ■ ■ ■ ■•; i ■r he best articles required, brands to be spool- Mi, Prloe List for Drnitst) be sent!' „. ! . Butcher's ileat. Broad. Muk, and "Wioea and '■ Wntsmsy be Tendered fcrr separatrly. • tha lowest or any Tender not neoetsarlly ecwptid. ' Sailed proposals to' be sent to the Seore «T, wyßdham-street, bslorenoos on the'lOin itMHA'- ,-. 'i.;,.if -._, ! Oontrsctors must give soonrtty by bond. By order ot the Committee ot .Management. H. N. GAaLAND, deotetary. tttmNmßS9 Tff m ZEALAND RAILWAYS, WAITAKI-BLTJFF (WITH BEANCHES) EAtt *AY. BIVKBSDALE.SWIT-SE'S BEANCH. ■..'. WV_BSDA_E CONTBACr (FOEMATION ONLY). 'written tshders will be deceived until noon «THURBDAY, the Hth June, 1883. for the I stove oontraot. They arato>be marked on the outside, "Tender for Rlversdale Contract,"and . Mdressod to the Hon, the Minister for Public Works, Dunedln.f>,Telegraphic tenders similarly -Mreßsed and marked will be received if pre- Muted at any telegraph offloe by noon of the Mine, date, provided that written tenders are JPjfJSdatany District or Resident Engineer's fi B °s hy the same hour. Drawings, speclfico v SPB' — d general conditions may be seen at , wis offlce, and at the Publio Works Offices Auckland. Wellington, Christchurch, and biTeroareilL The lowest or any tender will not li'«g_eaiily be accepted. By command. r™" u,u ' -W. N< BLATR, __ Engineer in Charge Ma. Publio Works Office, _ Dnnedin, Hth May, 1883. ■_ THAMEB VALLEY-ROxORUa' ■A RAItiWAY. TB»T)?BS FOE SUPPLY OF SLKBPEBS. .renders for Sleepers will bs received nntlf "Ma ot IHCRSDA ?. the 21st day ot June. STEWART AND HUNTER. Civil Jf-Rlneere. BeorUand-etreet, Anekland. May 2& 1883. ■ -• ' NORTHERN OMNIBUS COMPANY. ■Li (UMITKD.) _ ~jitten Tenders win be wcslved by the nn os—ineduptonoonotFßlDAY, June Ist, for «__• saoplf of Twenty Staunch Horses, not Ibbs tnanlsjhsndshigh. nor more than six years old; also tor the construotlon of Five Omnt bosns. The lowest or any tender not neoes< ssrily anoaoted. ..Aopitoationg -,m be received up to noon of ;. tfBIOAY. Jnne 18. for the position of Manager of the Company's Business. By order. ■•-■)-- JOHN R. RANDEftSON, Secretary. : ■ Mny 25 1883. j TENDERS will be received nntil noon on WJtDNKSDAY, 6th>June, far altera .Wpns and addition* to Union f 'anit of a nstralla. ~ Flans and speolfloatlone et our offloe.—smith ant Arnold. Architects. Old Oounotl Chambers ' jiJSMIiERo for the erection of a School i BuildingatWaUomltlwillbßreceiV'dby «W Eduoat'.on Board, Wyitdham-street, Anck ,';r.tand, until noon ef FRtDAY. Bth June. 1888. .Wans end Specification at the offloe of the ■ Board, ondonapplloatton tc Chairman of Dlß § : :. Wot School Committee. : ._., ! f-j-BNOERa for additions of Shop to _ DWeßlng; in Ponsonby Road will be re ceived up to noon of SATURDAY, May 28. Planti and Specifications can be seen at Mr —psoombo's Store, Ponsonby,



I Wanted, I \AJ ANTED KNOWN—The Grand Lot ! Vf of Piano Music ibest known songs) is reduced to Id during the celling Off at Dam pier a Hobson-Btreet Bhop. __ WANTED, a General servant. Apply to Mrs J. dittos, Wallaee-Btreet, Pon sonby. WANTED, Barmaid for an Upstairs Oily B»r,—Apply Nevaoa Hotel, Queen street. WAITED, Tailoresses and firet-class Coatmakers. Wages, GOs per week, and twelve months' engagement to steady men.— New Zealand Tweed Company. WA~-T_.D, a first-class Kestaurant Cock, »i uuo.i; „2 10a per weetc.-Arm strong aod Co., _*bonr <v_oh»nge, 177, Queeu b ________ i V lt/-ANTED, Public to beware of T Counterfeit tifflce, just smrted tame Btelr.— Aatt for intistrong aud Co., Ktrtite /.Rents and Jjab-.u: KToaange, 177, Queen tlrtot. _ WANTED, Fami Hands; "Station Hands ; Contract Hands ; M.-le CooScs; Gen6ralß —AroißtrouK and Co., L»oour Jtx obange, btratght, through upstairs. 177, Qaeen str_e_j ___ - \AJ ANTED to Sell, Boarding-houses and 7 v Horels: also, town and suburban pro terties of all klndf.— «rmstrong and Co.. Estate ■______■____»_______ Qaeea-straet. , v A«i ED, 3 Female Cooks; 2 flouie- V v maids, 3 Genera's for city. 6 for snbU'ba - Armstrong and Co., Labour 11 xohange, 177 Qnaen-strte'. WaNT&D, a Kespectable Boy.—X. J. Souster. Builder. Norfolk-street, Pou eonbr. WANTED, a SteaHy Man as Carter. —Apply J. Grey and Sons, Eden Cres oent. WANTED, good General Servant.— Apply to K. Bangiey, Butcher, Hob. on street. ANTE I. a Situation as Lady Help or Ocmpanioa; high references.—Aa dress, by ____ ftJ-K.. rT-uOfilce. _ WANT Kit, two steady Carters.—Apply Edinburgh Castle Hotel, Symondß'St. •hi/ ANTED, ono or two Boys about 14 v? yoars.—Apply J. Grey aua dens, fden I Cioseenr.



\\i AM'ED, a Young Uirl lor Hou-e - work—Mlbb H»ine< ftrey-street. WANTED, Kespeciabie Boy to carry out orders. — Apply Mr Hordwiok, grocer, corner Princes and ghortland Btreets. WANTED, a stood General Servant; reforerces required—-pply to ntra Poilsn, Parx. rond, between tbe tours of t0 aad 12 o'clock \\f AW ( t.D, a General Servant.—Apply .TV Mrs Xeylor, Scotia Place. Upjrer Queen- S'rrnt. | \_i_i aM'ISI>. Tendets for abingliog. — 'Vv Apply F. Duder, North Shore. \T_7ANTED, a General Servant, who can Vv milk; no washing.-Mrs li. H. Stoveo son. Shelly Beach. Ponsonby. • _»/"ANTED, Draper's Assistant, a smart TV junior for the country.-Apply to T. McMaster, Queen-street. \J_J ANTED, at Hannafotd's Auckland Vv Registry (estaotished !0 years), good rospootable -emale for van ts, all clashes. My urgent wants are-Hotel General. 1M i Vbames ; Hockl HoUßimald, 12j (Mercury Bay); Hotel General Parnell). Hotel WattrfS* (North dhore). General (Mount Albert). General (.arch HHU, Hotel Female Cooz (Walketo): General able to, milk, no washing (Ponsonby); Young Man to milk and ploogh; 2 Bushmen for surrey t'tutr. These are no villainous copies from the Ut-R, or lying wages to extraot fees. ANTED, at once, 12 good Bench handß; constant employment.—Garrett Bros. . v"„, ANTED, for the Country, a good t"' General Servant; also, a tad that can clik end make himself ueneielly useful.- Apply ■SVm. Pwolv«l, Qneen-ttreet. WANTED, a Stuart Lad (14 or 15); good woges.— Apply at once J. Levy, 214. Qneen-street. ,<i_ a ■*•■ X<• 1), Tenders vi» to 29t;t JUft., ** f or about 40 chains Draining. Also, separate Tenders for Cutting and Lay ing,about 500 squaro yards of Turf on the property of J. B. Russell, Esq., Epsom.—For particulars apply O. W 8. Purdie, near Boyd's Pottery, or on the grounds. WANT-H, a Wheelwright, for general work and repairs.—Apply James Mo- Intyro. Onehunga. •_*,/ ANTKD, a Giri 14 to 15 .ears of Vl age, to look after a ohild and assist in housework.-Apply to Mrs James Molntyro, Norman's Hill, Onehunga. \a.>A*T_D, for Fiji, a few good House VT' Carpenters; Auckland referenaes In dl»pf.r.Bable.—Apply from 0 to 8 p,m to Archibald McUregor. Waitemata HoteI \KTANTED, a Stout Lad; Improver ? v nre'errod; ticsrpentsrlng,—Apply job, .foot of Windsor Lane. Parnell. 'OJAWTED, » thoroughly competent V* Dressmaker: none but flrst-classhand need apply te Mrs Fowler, Draper and Haber dasher, College Road. ANTED, a few more Pupils for Mr Ball's Thursday Rveniog Drawing Class. —Studio. Sh'Tfand-street. _A/ ANTED, a Kespectabie General """•' eorranf.-Apply doffolk Hotel, College Hill. POaaonby. WANtED, a useful Girl to assist in honsework.—Apply Mrs Ford, Royal Hotel, Onehunga. ; WA»Ti*.l>, for on Educational In stitution in the Province of Welling ton, a Governess, capable ot Teaching French, Music, and Drawing. Salary, £60 per annum. -Apply to Key. R. F. Maccicol, St. Jamess Manse, Auckland. WANTED, a Groom that knows his bosiness W. Oiowther. W — ANTED, a Partner in a lucrative bueiaers in Qot en-9ireet, one who would take an active interest ia the business preferred. Principals only dealt with.-Apply to Udward •■vajte, 177. Qaeen etrtet. ANTED, a Female Cook. — Apply Portland House. Hob'Qaatrest. v_' ANTfiD, a smart Lad.—Apply to R. v y Salmon, Botcher. Wak>fleltfstre«t. \\r ANTED to Buy, 1 or _ tirst-class T T CarriaßO Hortes, not less than 16 hands 2moheshlgh; brown or bay preferred.-Apply W. Orowther. ANTBD, Mill Hands, Held and Tail Clrouler, Stacker.-Auokland Timber Company _________________ Onßtombonße-streat w_gt. ANTED to Rent, by 3 or 4 Gentle men, a Furnished Houso within easy walking distance ot town. — Reply, stating tertra. to ?.Q. Box 287. WANTED, iv Auckland, Furnished Apartments for a single gentleman where no other boarders arereoeived.-Address Beta, Star Offloe _*/ AN f«D, Dressmakers to Know— r v That T. MoMaster has opened a lame lon of New a»d Scy'ish Dress and Mantle Trim mings and Fringes. : « %r Ai» TED, to rent for 12 months or so, wy o9 or 10-roomed House, famished or unfurnished i former preferred) by a gentleman and hts Biswr. Dtftrio< vreteTed—Albert Park or Monnt Bden.—Ap*dy to J. Howard Keep, care of t. and 8. Morxtn and Co. (Limited), (jaeen-Btreet. . _AT ANTED, by a Middle-aged Penon, a »» Sttnatlon a» Housekeeper to one or »«»o Gentlemen, or as Help or General Servant to nlderly people.—Address Housekeeper, trTAB Office --/ANTED, Private" Board and Hesi- V* donee in a healthy pari of thesnburbs,— T.W.T.. S r_R Offloe- . TAT ANTED, to Sell, Horse, Spring-cart, V V and Hscnesß.—Apply to B. H. carter, PompaUer Terrace. Ponsonby. WANTeD toSell, a handsome well-bred Mare; 5 years old; perfectly staunoh and oulets any trial in saddle or harness.— Apply Mr Smilih, Mount Eden 'Bus PrOpnetor. TA7AN"TED KNOWN"—For Sale, "a V • Smell Furnltura Business in Queen street, doing a good cosh trade. This is a grand ODPortunity for a Tradesman with a small capital.—B or further particulars, apply to Chas. WUson, 310,_Que___n-stoeet. __ _a/"ANT*D KN"WN—Swing Looking '■' '•' Gl»s eos 3s 6d. 4s and 4s 6d, are Included' in Dampler's Selling Off, Hobson-ntreet Shop. \&~> A^TED SE6N—Cbarlea Kelsey and •\r Co.'s Heal SUver Jewellery. They keep no imitations, guarantee everything they sell. Freeh assortments monthly.-Charles Kelsey te Co., two doors below Morrins'. Ironmongers, .'Us./ANTED KNOWN-No better V* Soeotscles need be used than those reduced to 9d p?r pair at Damp'er"s Selling Off, Hobson street dhop. , WANTED KNOWN, by friends ond oustomors—That Messrs Tapp end Co., Boot and Shoemakers, have paroaased the Btook and Business ot Soott and Oa. Viotoria afawsl lonooslte Hobson Hotel), and Intend to continue selling Ihe Host Quality of Goods at ffnrrant PriOeS. ~, • a,/-ANTED KNOWN-That I am pre. *7 pared to purohase Household Furniture end other effects on the premises on the shortest notice, in town or country,—Apply personally or by letter, to J»m«B Rg», Darny-stteefc. _*/ ANTED KINOWN--Door Mats, Is V* Is 9d, are Induce* ip Oampier's Selling off, Hobssn-Btreet Shop. %_./ ANTED KSOWN-It yon want to V? see the latest Fanhlfln (Autumn nod Winter, 1883). have a glance at Munro imp MlWiren's Tailoring Window. In Hoba^n-stJCBt 7ft72^T_D T _SSwJF^T_te Selling vft VT tacludeß Iron Wire proof Safes at £3 and £8 10s, No higher prices at Uamplers ■Hobson-streetjhop. WANTED/- situation as Lady Help or Ur-ef ul Compwlon: near Auckland pre ferred; nan be well reeommended.-Adoress i M.P., "Kempiaey." Mount Kden. .■ _ a,'AS TED KNOWN-No Imitation vt Silver kept by Charles Kelsey te Cp.- The whole of their Stock is guaranteed genuine. —Charles Kelsey and Co., two doors below Morrins', Ironmongers %S7 ANTED to Purchaser New Zealand ° v Statures for 1867,-A'.ply Boxl7B. HA N I ED, Millinery, Ladies' and Children's ''ndoriinen, Wool Gooclß, Hosiery, Haberdaohery, Corsets KUnnnia, blankets at Rohson's Melbourne Hotel, Pon so—iy. ■ • ■ - ■■ WANTED KNOWN — " Pectorine " for Coughs. Colds. Bro-ohltls. Hoarse ness, &c, 2s and 5s per bottle —Prepared at Morth fbora Phsrmscp, Deronport. May also be obtained from Mr J. A. Haslett, 184, Queen atrest '.'•



Wanted. WANTED KNOWN-Another grand Freeh Lot ot Ladles'. Genta', and Chil dren's Good Ohtap Boots, at Dampler's Boot Shop, ______t___ri_______f_~; WANTED, everybody to know that at ink's Viotoria Hotel all spirits are du'y diluted with pure water only. WANTED KNOWN— Another grana Lot ot Cheap Boots, at Dempier. Boot I Bhop, Victoria-Street. Be In time. ANTED SEEN, tne extra grand Line of Gentlemen's Heal JJnnd-eewn Kid Klostlc-Blae Winter Boots, very cheap, at nam pier's Boot Shop. Viotoria-street. I_■ A«iTED KNOWN—A Special Line V ' in Boys' Hats-Tweed at 2s, Blaok Felt I at 2s 6d ; olbo, Men's Fashionable Blue Serge ! Hats. Men's Working Shirts irom Is 6d each; Men's Socks in Woroted at 6d, in cotton at 4d 1 per pair. Ladies should mark where they can • get Blue Serge at 9d, Satin Cloth at fid, really ! good Flannel (in fine or heavy makes) at is per yard; really good Calico, l}d yarn; really cheap Calico, 3d yard, in unbleached or white; Un dressed Shirts, military fronts, button behind, only 4s, for shirts which,.if dressed, are worth fully 108 each, size 13j-they take a 14 collar; larger sizes in same quality, 6s 6d each.—J. Green, 85, Victoria street. WaNXHD SEttN, the Wonderful Ftesh Bargains in Men's 'Watertight Boats, only 10s 6d, at Dampler'si Boot Shoji, Victorla street. WANTED KNuWN — That Persons waating to Purchase Farms, House*, or Allotment?, will find suoh to select from at my office. I have also numerous sppllonts wanting to rent houses (ptopetty holders will do will to note this). Rents and Accounts col lected. All business dona on reasonable terms, odd with promptitude. — Alfred Cox. Katato Agent, 177, Uaeen-etreet, opposite T, and S. Morrins and 00.1 ; an/ ANTKD KNOWN — UHBAP TIM- Yv bee I Cheap Timber! And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywhere else at tbe Yards of P. Qoldib, Albert-street. »J_7 ANTED KNtJWN—I adies' Dancing v v i-hoes, Paris mane and stamped, Ss9d, just opened; at Bobson'e Melbourne tiooue, ponsonby.



To Let. fa-iO LET, a comfortable House of five 9 rooms, pantry, and outhouse In Mary street, Mount ______________ Apply next door. ~ . rjpO LET, a House, four rooms and scil t lion; good well and tank.-James Reid, Eden Terrace. _____ rO LET, a New Eight-roomed House, with large yard; rent low.—Apply to Jos. Irwin, Wakeflald-street. ■ r_ TO LET, in Custom-house-street' West, a good yard, or part ot yard; deep water frontage.-Apply to J. Morrison. Asphalter, Newton Road. _____ 110 LET, 4-roomed Cottage, Lincoln street, Ponsonby.—R. Rew, Victoria-st. ;0 LKT, in the Suburbs a rTetiy Uot >»«e: rout very low.—Enquire for olreo- I tlnnsfrom MrKdwords, crocer, Newton Hoad. I rf«) LET,' a 7-roomed" House in Auburn -1 » street.—apply T. B.tfmlth, at the Diaper's Shop. Kybi-r Pum uov A •• ahi LiT, in Victoria-street, a good Shop * and Dwelling of 7 rooms ; splendid posi tion for any business.—Apply W. and J. Prater, Land Agents, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. fjtu LET, Four-roomed Cottage, Lower * NelsoD-Btreet; 14s per week.— * pply at Gopernor Browne aotel. rr\o LET, a Seven-roomed House; also, " 'a workshop.—Apply E. W. Morrison, Karangahape Road. . i »iv LEt, Lower -symonds-street, near * Albert Park, third Hone from Grammar School.—AppD T. Trafford, Wakefleld-street. rniO LET, one minute's walk from I Masonio (Wharf), Seven-roomed House, Including scullery, bath (plunge and shower), cistern (holding 4 000 nations water), wash home, water laid In house.—Appiy R. and R. Duder. North r_pO LKT, in Newmarket, two good Five » roomed Cottages; 12s per week.—Apply W. and J. Frater, Land Agents, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. f\f\o LET, at end of month. Mr Mercer's ? Residence, in St Stephen's Avenue, Par nell ; 6 rooms, bath-room and scullery.—Apply on the premises, or to K. B. S. Meroer. •TIO LET, or For SALIf, small FARM, * situated at Avondale (part of Dr.'Aicken's), nbont 7 miles from town. Now House 4 rooms. Stable, and out-houses. Ten acres very good land, partly in young Orchard; all securely fenced and fronting the river.-Full particulars from D. F. Evana, Land Atfent, Auckland. fEU) LKT, Kight-roomed House, with ■ hath room, besides stable, coaoh and cow house, and wash-house, orohard, and threo acres of ground. Situated on Main Rood, Remuora, 5 minutes'walk to station, and busses pass every trip. Terms exceedingly reasonable. —James Buokland, Coomboß's Chatnaors. TVXO LET, a large 7-roomed House, with I 4J acres of ground, at Northcote; rent 10s per week.—Appiy C.-W. S. Purdle, Jun., near Boyd's Pottery. mO LET. at end of month, Mr Mercer's 1 Rejidenoo, In St. Stephen's Avenue, Par nell; 8 i oi)u,n oath room and »out,ery.—Apply on the premises, or to E. B. 8. Me.oer. , WILL he Sold by auction, at above premises, on 6di June. Mr Mercer's !_____________________________, Old China, • » O LEASE, large Allotment, Mechanics' I Bay, suitable for manufactory. Terms moderate.—H. Partington House and Land A gent, Stlohbury's Buildings. su v X T H SHORE.' HOUSE i to Let In Good Positions.—Apply, R. _ R, DUDSK. Devonport Store. ■ , ' " : s_S_gg Hccilqsiastical. RIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCHES. A SPECUL SERVICE will be held in the Alexandra - street Church TOMORROW EVENING, at 6.30. by Hannah Hall, of the Society of Friends; and by Jakes B. Cotton, of the same Soolety, lv the School-room, Upper Pitt-street, at the same hour. DI, MATTHEW'S CHURCH. ---n First Sunday after Trinity.—lt a.m„ Holy Communion; 11 a,m., "Want of Charity Ex : cusod,"3p.m.. Baptism;B,3op.m.,Confirmation by tho Lord Bishop of the Diocese. Yoiiivti MEN'n christian Asso ciation, corner of Wellosley and Albert streets. — Meeting for United Prayer THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 7.30. A Bible Reading will be given. Friends are cordially invited. A BIBLE CI_ASS for MEN every SUNDAY AFTERNOON, from 3 till 4. t fIHEATRE ROYAL: SUNDAY EVEN- J ING SERVICES, under the conduct of the Young Men _ Christian Association, on Sunday E voning, from 8 to 9, All are invited. U~~ NITED METHODIST FRBE CHURCH, corner of Pitt and Vincent streets. — Preachers: Morning at 11, Rev. S. Macfarlano; Evening at 6.30, Mr Wm. Cole. ABBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE.—Geo. A. Brown will leoture on Sunday Night, at 6JIO, on " What shall I do to be Saved J" Morn ing Service at the Temperance Hall. UNSBCTaRIAW SERVICES will be conducted in tho Lorne-strcet Hall on Sunday next by T. Hodgson. Morning, " The Theological Rostleesness of Our Times;' Even ing, " Bringing Men to Christ." _ ,V| OKNI^GSIDE PRExBYTKRIAN LVJ CHURCH.-The Rev. T. MoKenzle Frasor will preach in the School-room on Sab bath, at 130 p.m. |IHkTsTADRLPHUNS meet in the ".' Newton Hall, Karangahape Road, on Sunday for fellowship, at 11 a.ni.; Lecture at 0.30 p.m. Subject, "What is it to believe on the Lord Jesus Christ I" PRIMITIVE MRTBOuIST CHURCH, Alexandra-street—Morning at 11, Rev. W. S. Potter; Evening at 6,30, Hannah Hall, of the Society of D riendß. SISKV'.OS in the Primitive Methodist Sunday Sohool-room. Upper Pitt and Edwln- Btreets. —Afternoon at 3, Mb v. W. 8. Potter; Evening at 6.30, James B, Cotton, of the Society of Friends. iU^ RAW KLIN ROAD PRIMITIVE P METHODIST CHURCH-Momlng at 11, two Member* of Socioty of Friends (Hannah Hall and James B. Cotton); Evening atj.6.30, Messrs LaycocJc^nd^tethweU __studonte).___, KHYBPDU. AT V CYMR_\-Hyn sydd i bysbysu, fod Ms Thomas Elms Jonks, 1 bregethu yn yatafoll y gwur icuano oomel Heol Albert a Wellesloy. Saboth, Yb, S7fed o Fal A dymunlad taer nr i bob Cymro 1 fod yn bresenoi. ftOTICE.-Mr T. s. Jonks WIU preaoe In Welsh next SUNDAY Evening, at 630 o'clock, in tho Small Lecture Room (entrance from Wellesley-stroet) of the Young Men's Christian Association. ____SLtt S -STREET BAP TIBT CHURCH. Sunday. May IS.—Pastor Thomas Spurgeon will preach—Morning in tho Chapei; Evening in the Choral Hall, 6.45 o'clook. I ___._.. ST, DAVID'S CHURCH, Symonds street.—Rev. T. MoKenzle Fraser. M.A, Morning at H; Evening at 6.30, Lecture on Soripture Characters, " David, King of Israel," \T_WMARKKT WES LBY AN J_l CHUfiCH.-Morning, at 11, by Rev. W. G. Parsonßon; Evening, at q.30, by Mr T. Paoey. PTtt-street wksleyan CHURCH. - Morning jtx 11, Rev. A. Reld; Evening at 6.30, Rev, Q. w. J. Spence. ST. Jt;HN'S WESLItYAN CHURCH, Ponsonby. - Morning at 11, Rev. T. G. Carr; Evening atA3O. Rev. A. Reid. ' PARNELL WESLEYAN OHURCH.- Morning at 11, Mr J. Wilson; Evening at6.3Q,MrA. C. Lawry._ _ DEVONPORT WEBLBYAN CHURCH.-Morning at 11. Rev. G. W. J. Spence; Evening ot ~3ft. Rev. T. G. Carr. CON GKEGAITON AL CHURCH, Beres ford-street.—Tho usual services will be conducted To-morrow — Morning at 11, and Evening at 6.30, Rev. A. Riding, of Maucgatu roto, A'BCH HILL WESLEY AN CHURCH. —Morning at 11, Mr Norris; Evening at 6.30, Mr Jessop. To-night at 7.30, a Band Meeting. OT. PAULM CHUbCH.-8 a.m.. Holy O Communion; 11 a.m., Morning Prayer, Litany, and Sermon; 6.30 p.m., Evening Prayer and Sermpn, " True Abstinence." •VtEWTOft Co'NGKEGATIONAL Of SCHOOL ROOM.—Evangellstio Services from Bto 9 every Sunday Evening. A full and free invitation given to _____ No collection. /GOSPEL xEMPEKANCE .MISSIOjv. BLUB RIBBON ARMY. A Meeting will be held in the Newmarket HaU TO-Mt»tUtOW (Bunday) * VENING, com mencing at 8 o'olock. Addresses by ltov.G. W. Farsonßon ai.d G. 11. Mnnro. Sonkey'B Hymns County.Notices. /BOUNTY OF WAITEMATA. An Extraordinary Vaoanoy In the Council having occurred for the takapuna Biding, I hereby, in accordance with " The Counties Act, 1876," snd "The Herniation of Local Hlectlons Act, 187 d," appoint Monday, June Hth 1833, as the day, and the Lake District Library as trie place for the election of a qnaline-l person to fill the vaoanoy. And I appoint the hoar of noon on Wednesday, iney 30th, as the time, snd the District Bohcol-reaai. jNottboite, aathe plsjae, to reooive nominations. Forms for nomination may be had at 38, Insurance Buildings, Auok land, T BOM A 9 SEAMAN, May 22, (83). Returning Ofiloer. •^AITAKEREI CAW-MILL. Wanted Known—That I can supply TIMBER as Cheap as any producer In the province without raising the prices when other mills have no logs. Having tramways, my timber Is felled in the winter and is more durable; the sap almost equal to the heart of what is felled in the summer. Have now in stook. Builders' Timbers and Cabinetmakers' selected Broad Boards, In Kauri, Rimn, and Kahlkatea. Orders shall have my best attention,—John Smith, Weltakerei. Ist Maroli IsSA ______ _______ repHE Herbal Treatment for Coughs and I Colds.-Cherry BABK, Yarrow, Pleurisy. Hoa; hound, - Prepared at GANUBRTON'S "Mt^RNxuRY. "ewtoa. Safe and oertaln. De ioribe symptoms. OAISi RATS I KATSI-Use CV KH*RI.AVDV PHOBPHOK PAS-IS. Ratu eat it greedily, and die*; no smell. ■nice. Or*-, Shilling a Bottle SHARLaND te CO.. opposite Poat-offloa. ITIS A FACT.—I intend Clearing Out of Business shortly. Buy a good Watch cheap; gold or silver.—Jos. Adams, Watch maker, Victoria-street,



WAft* i ED, to Buy, Left-oft Clothing of every description, for cosh. Parties waited on- P.S.-Wanted Known—For Hire, Trap end Saddle Horses.—Apply Thos. Hill, Clothier and Draper, Parnell. %VANTED KNOWN—t^eil and tlir " » ford's Hotiuio Dtapeuiiary is Cloted thts week on account ot tbe fire. Will open next week la W*lleslej-.*treet__ss . jostoffQueen-st, WANTED SEEN—Charles Kelsey and Co.'s largo assortment Writing Desks, Workboxcs, &o„ at all prices.—Charles JJolsey and Co., two doors below Morrins', Ironmongers. •ftaTAPiTKU-the Ladies to Know that V v Munro and MiUlgan, Hobson-street, have secured the Bervloea ut a _rst-01->Ba Mil liner, and are now prepared to supplr millinery In i>ll its branches on the shortest notice. WANTBD KNOWN-Wood Chairs is; grand Grecian Cane - bottomed Chairs. 6s 61. ore included in Dampler's Selling uff. Hobson-street WANTED KNOWN—Money to Lend on personal and collateral security, re navable by weekly instalments. Bl'ls dls oa_nted.-Rae_ New Zealand Pawn Bhop. Darby street. ._ »*, ANTED KSOWM-Tbat all Work- W ing Men can Bave their money by oall ing at Governor Gordon Restaurant. All meals 6d? Board and Lodging. 16eperweek.-ROBKRt MtTRDOCK. Proprietor. Note the address, nearly opposite the Waitemata, and close to the Dock VA/ANTED KNOWN—Another grand Vt Dot Ot Ladles', Gente'. and Children. F«sh Boots at Dampler'a Boot Shop, Vlototta rtreet. Be In time. W ANTKD TO SELL, 100 pairs seam less coupe JOSEPHINE 4-BUTTON KID GLOVES, 2s 6d pair; worth as 6d. JUST Arrived, a shipment of Norwich orange-coloured SINGING CANARIES. At W. EYRE'S. Victoria-street. v; AHED KNOWN- A. O. BTEPHESBON, draper, .newton, Has Just Opkkid Up NEW VELVETEENS, special value, X/ 9 yard NEW SATINS. 1/9.2 0, to 6/5 yard NEW SILKB. splendid Lyons, 4/6 yard NEW HOSIERY. 4_d upwards NEW DOLMANS, well trimmed, 267 NEW UL9TKRB.3/6 to 86/ each ■'• NEW JAOKKTS, splendid value, at 7/8 NKW UNDBROIiOTHING.aU stylesand prices VBVH A.TB. in Straw. Ac, Sd upwards NEW 7KATHHRB,I/6 to 21/ eaoh KE w FLO WKBS. /2i to 8/6 each NEW TAPESTRY OARPBTB,2i6 for yard NEW LONG LAOE 00RTAIN8, /B_, 1/. 1/8 and 1/6 per yard NEW BBORT CURTAINS. Hi to V per yard NEW FLANNELS, SS pieoes. /7_ to 2/6 per yard NEW BLANKBTB, full e_o. All WOO. 18/6 per pair NKW CLOTHING. In great variety. DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY ON THE PRBMISBB. A. 0. BTEPHENSON, KARANGAHAPK R, AD. W AN T X D, L ADIKB npO Know that I have Just Opened Up a X Large Quantity of Ladies' very Pretty Hand Bags, of Extra Good-Value. Procure one before allßold. JAMES SOUTT General Draper and Outfitter, London House, Victoria and Nelson-streets. Auckland. _ "■_«/„*_»_ KWOWN-Gardner's Cele- V V breted Blood Mixture, prloe Ss per bottle. This medicine is the bast arid most effflotuol remedy for all skin diseases and itn puatieo ot the blood, tspeoiaUy pimples on the face, sorotulous sores, glanduier swellings, fto —Prepared at North Shore Pharroaay. Devon port. May a'so be obtained from Mt J. A. Has lett, ______ Qnecn-gtreet. TT7ANTJSD. - Wanted to Sell, very V? cheap (and must bo solfl), 20 grow Copy and Bxerolse Books, 60 leaves, only id eaoh; Copy Books,. i, i for Odj Kottlr-g Book* from Id to fld: about 20 gross Illuminated Cards and Crosses, from 6d to ts per dee j 160 boxes fees, 12 doz In a box, only 6d p*r tMk.lt 6d dos boxes: Penholders, Is 6-1 per tiroes; 45 dos Small Walters, only 3d eaoh. 6 for 1«, 2» per do.; Paint Pencie, 8d each, 2s 6d down; Pre servedMUk (damaged tins), only 2d per tin Currants. 4d per lb: Sultanas. 6d per-lb; Arrowroot, 3d lb. If lbs tor 2n 6<ls small Rloe, 2d lb: Large Rloe. H. lb. 6 be for Is; f««ns, W and 8d tin: Good nance, 6d bottle; Baiad Oil, 2 bmtl.s for is id; Large Bottles, only 84: Safety Matohes. omy 8d dost; Vlald J<l*\oha»,jn a*z. Tin Boxes, la 8d doe; Cheese, 4d end «d 1»: Hams, lOd lb by the h»m; Tin Openers, only Sd eaoh. 2s doz; Lot of Flutes, from Is to 2s each; Needles; 3d per 100; Imot Picture*, SdandOd: Ohamber. ls|3d;4o boxes Ughtjtnue, on'y id 1b.71b boxes only 2sbox; Tart Tins. 9 for 1m aunt Cement for mending glass or china, 6d bottle; Sponge. Jd to Is: Wtdte and Gold Ohina Cups. 886 d (Toe,* *bite Stone ChinaOnps and sauoers, with gold line. Td each. 6s6d per doz; wmpty C*ses for sale.-fl. WATT, General Deater.Pittsttreet ■' W" ANT/ED. the Langtry Cors* t, 2s 6d j Or. Warner*. Oortdine. 6s 60; Little Nellie, Ss 6d; Polly, 6); The Ascot. 2s 3d; at B_____W__jß ________________g___j_f_jgg. Ponsonby. WANTJS v KNOWN —Cork Soles, 2_d; Hoot Gloss, fid the Bottle i Button Hooks 2d; Long Leather Laoes. Id the pair, at Dampler's floot Shop, Victoria-street. B" OOT _TRADE.—Wanted, Machinists and Fitters for the Boot Trade.-Applj vv. Mo Arthur aad On.'tt noon yaotory. f_\a CaKTEWs Wanted, a good steady * Man.—Apply to U. and it. Duuer, Devon port Store. __ YOUNG English Lady requires Situation as Companion or JUady^s Help in good famlly.-Address E.C., Star office, Auckland. •" : " "i Groodson's Arcade. • VII. REASONS WHY EVKBY RHSIDBNT OF AND VIBITOK TO AUOKLAND SHOULD VISIT __,__„_,_, t~\ OODSON'S O OODSON _ IXOODSON'S LONDON VXOODSON'S ARCADE. LONDON ARCADE. - ARCADE. LONDON ARCADE. ARCADE. -:- ARCADE. BED AUBE I—lt Is the mp-t valuable and varied Stock of the kind in the Australasian CO'O nlos, equalled only ny the London Arcade In Cnrlstcburoh, under the samp Prop tie torehlp. BBOAU-K f—The freedom with which every visitor oan inspect the goods can only be enjoyed when arranged upon tne Arcade plan, BECAUSE (—Every visitor or purchaser nfe Siike treated with the utmost courtesy, -aud sales are not preised, to render the inspection ot tha Arcade otherwise than a , most pleastnt recreation. BECAUSE!—AII goods are classified, tastefully arranied, and mar-ad in plain figures, the pries bsing known without enquiry. BECAUSE I—Being open from 8 to 8, we accom modate those who cannot make their mtr- Gbases during the day. and our windows five), wrioh are most attractive, are web lighted. BECAUSE I—You may rely upon value reoalved for cash expended iiuoounib, PBuSßie tation*. atid other Baits being igtorcd. All sonde marked at one uniform low tariff o( profits, according to our trade ttOMo—'S.e. andQ tt. BHICAUSK f-You will here obtain Jbe bes* volne for your moaty expenoed of any ilnae in the City. thkn tkylti Goodson'B London Arcade. QUEEN AND VICTORIA: BTKEETS, AUCKLAND; HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. London Office: St. Mary Axe.



j personal. : MR. JOHN HENEY NICHCLLS.—A letter lies at the Stab offloe for yon. WILL THE THBEE Young Men who were seen with a Little Dog In Durham - street yesterday afternoon, kindly oblige by returning it to the Brltißh Hotel to save further tronblo 1 IV BOSEAN COTTEB, or HUGHES, is stiTl living in Auckland, she would console her relatives by communicating with them, or wlih Hia Lornahlp the Bishop ot Auokland, Bishop's House, Ponsonby. ■ _ost and Found. LOST, White Poodle Bitch, answers to the name of Midge; otrpued Bhort itfnd part,—Anyone returning same to Muuro and Milllgan, aobson-strcet, will receive 10s reward. LOST, supposed to be in the four o'clock 'ban between Q i»enstreet and Kybe* Pass, a Gnld real and Key.—Anyone returning them to Mr Wam'ok's Grocery -tore, Kyber Pass Road, will be rewarded. T OST, a Bunch of Keys, between tbe J_l Qneen-^rset Wharf ana Ponsonby. LOST, on Onehunga Koad, a PlaiFofi Ladlet,' Hair.—The tinder will be rt- Warded byjeaying at the Stas Offloe. LOST, on Friday evening, in or abou Drokd-street, a Lady's Black Jacket, fur trimmings on sleeves. Finder please leave at the Star Offloe. LOST, between Baptist Chapel and Vie tone Quadrant, a Biaok Cloth Coat,— Apply tiT.B offloe.' ■ OST, on Tbursaay last, between fIJ Manukau Road and the foot of St. tephens Avenue, a Plated Carriage Lamp ocket and Spring; reward on it beingleft atMr Mowbray^s, Parnell. jjiOUBID, on the Great North RoaoV'a a. Black Colt—Owner can have the same by paying expenses to G. Wenninger, firea', i North Road. . UTRACED or Stolen, Saturday, May 19,! CJ Yonng Ketrlever Dog; brown, except white patch on breast; bearing this year's collar A reward will be paid en the dog being retnrned to J. xnko Baker street. Any one retaining same after this notlos will be prose cnted. 1 jj.S, REWARD.— btraved, (rom Mnt. 1 " Eden about a month ago, one roan Maro, branded H on near shoulder, near hind foot white.—Return same to A. Crockett, Mount Eden. I A



i For Sale. _^ FOE IMMEDIATE SALE.—Nice Verandah Cottage (four rooms) and free hold allotment (33 _ 901; situated in Montague street, Newton (near Upper Queen-street). Price, only £180,—D. P. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen street (718) f<CK SALE, Hacaett-street, Ponsonby, New Verandah Villa of Six-rooms, fitted ! with Register Grates. Colonial Oven. Cup-board, Dresser, &o„ close to tbe Beaoh. Price. £350.— D. P. Evans, Ketate Agent. Que9n-street, next Banket Australasia 749 _ FOR SALE, a 6-roomed Cottage with a large piece ot land, within ten minutes' walk of the Poßt-offloe.—B_r particulars apply to Mr J. a. B=ale, Solicitor, ________m-__i____at. FOB SaLb, a 9-roomed House ; plenty of water, with every convenience; orice *450, espy te.'m-i; Kden Vale Rdad, Mount Uuen. -Vuile te Doug'os. Shortland-street. tiTOR 3 -i_E, a First-class -f-size Billiard ' Tab!-1, neoriy new, one ot Aloook's best make, an-L complete.—Apply at X. Cotters, (JablnetmiKor, Vlotoria-sfreet West, or, and on view, at X Arthur's Show-rooms. Qaeen-street. gLf OK positive SaLB, Eokeby street,[nice *; 4 roomed Cottage, very cheap—only £290; a bargain.—H. Partington, House and Land Agent. ■J1 OR S»LE, Mount Eden, large Baild- V ing Allotments with beautiful view and healthy position, cheap.—H, Partington, House and Land Agent. fjjiuß &ALK, top Kyber Pass, 6-roomed fP House; gas and stove, with every conve nience. Allotment, 50 x 200.—H Partington. rpO BOOTMAKERS. For sale, to arrive S ex Rangitikei, 2 Presses, 5 Toe-cap Ma chines, 1 Beading Machine, 4 Skiving Machines, 1 Champion Cylinder Book Strap Machine: ex Auriga (in original packages only), Heel Tips, Screw Eyelets, Tinkles, Iron Rivets, Cut-tip Nails, Burnishing Ink, Binders, Roans, Kids. 'J heso goods will be sold a shade under regular dealers'prices.—YOUNG BROS., Durham-st. I O Chemists and Druggists about to P Commence Business.—For Sole, a oom §lete eet of good second-hand' Gold Labelled hop Bottles and Jars.—Apply to T. B. Hill, Chemist, Auckland. . LEE-STRJERT, nff~Btighton Road, Par nelL—l 4-roomed Cottage, fitted with register grate. Yorkshire side oven; well drained, and splendid woll of water. Corner Allotment, 33 x 99. Price, £260, 1 4-roomed Cottage, finished off in a similar manner tothe above. Allotment, 33 x 99. Price, £250. A flrat-rate investment.—Apply D. P. Evans, Land , Mart, next Bank of Australasia. 802



| jJI OR S L. E. \ Mount Kden, oheap, and on easy term.'l, a new and weil'Snidhed Cottage of tour rooms, sonllery, &o.: fitted with resistor grates, range, tank, sc. Snlendld allotment (voloanlo). 33 z lIS. Prloe. £23 cash,'balance bb agreed upon. D. F. KVANB, H_____________g*mt. HJIOR SA-K, Good-will, Stock, and"Fit ™ tings of a Grocery Business, situated in a leading suburban thoroughfare, doing a good and steadily increasing trade. Dwelling con sists of 5 rooms: gas laid in. 'Bus posses every 7 minutes.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen street (next Bank of Australasia). TDIOR SaL*, Mount Eden Road.—Very P Pretty broomed Verandah Cottage fitted with register grate, colonial oven, tanks, &c.; food garden and stable. Allotment, 23 x 120. rice, £310. Very cheap.—Apply D. F. Evans, Land Mart, next Bank of Australasia. 798 FO R IMMEDIATE-SALE. — Cheap Building Allotments; a first-rate invest ment; could ne subdivided and sold to great advantage: 216 ft. frontage to Bond-street, at 7s per foot. This is about the cheapest lot in the market, and is within two mile radius of Auok land Post-office. Must be sold at once.—D. F Evans, Land Mart, Qoeen-Btreet 790 IjIOR IMMEDIATE SALE (a Bargain), V House. 7 rooms, and freehold allotment. 69 x IU), for £330. House has vofandeh In front and side, good well, tank, wasn-honse, and ntoe garden; end Is now offered a bargain at £330, of which £230 oan stand en mortage.—D. F. s.vans, —dtato Agent. Qneen-streer. Mil) &POR SALE.-A Nice Little Farm of 3? 20 Acres, only 13 miles from Town—3 miles trum Walfco—ill station—all fenced ana In grasp. Cottage of i rooms, In good order' i Orohai d with about 300 fruit trees in full bear 'eg. All necessary out-houses, .2 railoh cows, helfor, heree, light spring cart, harne.s, with 80 head ot poultry, household furniture, oooklig utensils, tools, tea. Prloe for the whole lot, £275. 'this offers a oanitol ohanoe tor a New Arrival—D. F. Evens, House and Estate Agent, Queen _____ Auokland. 809 '|X> CAPITALISTS AND OTHErS. CENTRAL CITf FREEHOLD PROPERTY FOR SALS, I am instructed by Mrs Probert (who Is now retiring from her old and well-established busi ness) to sell. Immediately, this valuable Busi ness Site (tha "Little Unst Pan"), being one of the oldest and beet-known sites In the olty. It has a frontage to shortlatid-street of 86 feet, by a depth ot 115 feet ta Field Lone, besides being excavated and substantial wall built for cellar. Splendid position ; corner allotment. Situate directly between Messrs A. Clark and Son's Warehouse ana Byoroft's Mill, shortlandstreot. Nearly all the purchase money can remain on mortgage at 7 per oent. lerms and conditions on applloMion to D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent.Qneen-»treet. 75 IjlOS ABSOLUTE SALE-. GENTLEMAN S RESIDENCE & GROUNDS, PONSONBY. Mr John Ox'ey (who is about removing into tho country) is desirous of disposing of hianand some and desirablo Residence and Ground, Ponsonby, and to effect this objeot has placed the same ia my hands for absolute sale. The Property consists of a faithfully built VILLA RESIDENCE OF 11 ROOMB, almost new, and replete with nearly every com fort and modern convenience, Btablo, Buggy house, large Cellar, &c, &c, uurrounded by fta GROUNDS, JUST 3 ACRES, very prettily laid out in Flower Garden, Shrub bery, Orchard, Lawns, Paddock, &c. The position is first-class, including a most valuable corner site with a frontage to Clifton street ot 1205 links, and a frontage of 315-2 links to Ponsonby Road, which is about to be changed to the more aristocratic name of "Jervols street"; which alone will doubtless tend to increase the popularity ot this now fast-becom ing Fashionable Suburb. The View is grand, comprising LANDSCAPE AND WATER VIEW. In fact, this is a property that only reaulres to bo seen to be appreciated, and such as is seldom placed in the market. Cards to view, and all information on applica tion to D. F. EVANS, . Estate Agent, Land Mart. FOB SALE, New Verandah Cottage, in Charlotte street, Kden Terrace, for £i 00; or to let at 8s week.—Apply Mr Hewitt, King tt.'am >wh Hill. CJaYJ HAYI HAY I-Just Received, O. First Shipment of Red Clover Hay, from J. C. Firth's Estate, Matamata, in small bales. lowt. to l.cwt. each. Splendid sample, and superior to anything ever imported into Auck land. Wholesale price per ton, £510s. Retail, 6d per owt, at R. B. Symon's Hay, Com. and Produce Stores, corner of Viotoria and Albert streets. "'■ " " I"" ; •ygATAMATA /CLOVER XXAY, This well-saved Hay, pressed Into small bales of from lOOlbs. to 1201ns, eaoh. MAY RE HAD IN ANY QUAWTITBS AT THIS STORKS OF TUB HAY AND CORN DEALERS, And, In quantise Of not less than 1 ton. At the t?Toßa_ of THORNTON, SMITH, & FIRTH. Corporation .Notices. J(_& piTY OF AUCKLAND. FRKB PUBLIC LIBRARY CLOSED. Notloe Is hereby given that the Free Public Library wi 1 bs Clos'.d during' MONDAY and 't'UEiDA V next, Mar 28 and 20, for Cleansing, Placing New Book*, &o, P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, May 35.1883. . Drapery, _c. KEMEMBEK I—Expiration of i ease at Allen's Drapery Warehouse, Victoria, Street, All the stock _________ bo sold. VV ELI WOR T H Reading. Do you wish to see the Best and Cheapest Display of Drapery, Hosiery, Millinery, Ladies' and; Children's Outfitting in Auckland J If so go to address as below, when you will be repaid for trouble. JAMES SOUTT, General Draper and Outfitter, London House, Viotoria and Nelson streets, Auckland. Fi H E A P 8 A L~~ E. G. COUTTS, Draper, Edinburgh House, Newton, Begs to return THANKS for the Patronage he has Reoeived during the last Three Years, and now intimates to his Friends and the Public his Annual Cheap Sale, begun on SATURDAY, Hth April. A good part of the Stock is suitable for the Coming Season, and will be sold at CLEARING PRICES. G.C. respectfully solioits an Early Call. Harangahape Road (opposite Howe-street),. Newton. FiAJSHMKRKS CASHMEHES! Now v I f bowing at J. G Town's, Parntll, splen ■ did lot of Casime'es, Is 6d yard. #.RETON«BSI UKETONNES! Just » / reo-lvod. at J. G. Brown's, Earneli, splen dld lot ot Cretonnes 10% under usual prloe. MEN'S AI>D BOYS' CLOTHING— Never seen cheaper in Auckland, not withstanding all strong assertions made in advertisements. This Is genuine: Men's splendid Scotch Tweed Overcoats, Heather mixtures, 28s 6d; real value, -12s. A large quantity of Men's Winter Tweed Trousers at is lid, honestly worth 10s 6d; a few Men's Busi ness and Working Coats at 7s 6d, worth 16s 6d. Every other kind of Clothing equally Cheap, at JAMES SOUTTS, General Draper, London House, Victoria and Nelson Streets, Auokland. —N. 8.: Country orders must be attended with P. 0.0,



Board and Residence. , , BOARD AND RESIDESTOE.-Private Sitting-rooms, Jingle Bed-rooms Good Beds with home comforts. Terms moderate- Mrs Crisp, opposite Lorne-Btceet Hall (no-.r Queen street). - ' ■ / \OMFORTABLE Bedroom, with or . > without Board; no children or other boarders.—Apply shop below Crowe, baker, Hobson-street. *•__ /SfOVERNOR BKowhb, HOTEL, VT HOB3ON-ITBBET. Board and Lodging 2&i. per Week SiNsii- Room tts. per Week Meetingß. YOUAG MBN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION. ' ANNUAL PUBLIC MEETING, m Lecturb Haix, ' MONDAY, 28th Mat, 1883, At 7,30 p.m. Addretses by the President (F. Battley, Esq.), Revs. Carriok. J. t. Hill, T. Spnrgeon, and Mr Tnoker (late President of Assooi tioa at PI/mouth). The following choice Mnsloal Select!ins will 03 rendered bi Lady and Gentleman Amateur*: Glee—" toss of Riohmond Hill" Trio-"Flower Gatherers ' (Ou'BCbmann) Part Song-" Ah, Could I with fancy Stray" Trio—" Hearts Keel teat Love Thee" (Athalle Part Song-" uood-nlght, Beloved ' (Plnaut.) The Lady and Gentlemen Amateurs are from the Choral Soolety. Doors open at 7. to oommenoe at 8. Admission, ONB SHILLING. RAIPARA STEAMSHIP COMPANY (LIMITED). The Ordinary Annual Gene'al Meeting of the Shareholders of the Kalpars dteunehtp Cam pary (Limited) will be held at the office of Mr Htodart (Chamber ot Commerce Rooms), on MONIIAY. ihm 38th inst.. at 1. noon. Business: To receive Directors' Report and Batanessneet to April 30th, 1883; also, toeleot two Dlreotors in plaos of Mr T. Motrin and Captain Colbeok, who retire by rotation, but are eligible for re-elentlon wlthont notice] and to eleot an A adltor for the ensuing year. By order, WILLIAM LODDKK. Manager. Auokland, May. 1883. aSF **§l* *____ LODGE ST. ANDREW, No. 418, S.C. The Regnlar Monthly Meeting ot this Lodge will be held In tbe Lodge-room, Free masonti' Hall, Princes-street, on MONDAY KVENING next. May 24tb, at 7.30 o'olook sharp. *U Monona are Invited. By order ot the R.W.M.—K. WmOHT. Secretary, *__$_■_ nOUKT EURKKA, NO. ■fiwSiP~_ 6171, A.0.F., A.D.-Mem i'wffilH ')ors ot abovs Court are sum- Gf_WnS_-_*! moned to attend meeting to be PSwßßiiw—B^ ned m Court-room, Alexandra f*-_m__SflVl street, on Monday Evening lllliM___»iNe;s*■ Ma*y 28th> at 7,3° P'm' *_l_ae>3^H&_>B^al:P' '°r Nomination of *P»'" -~*™Offloers, and other business. By order of C.R. E. FITNESS, Secretary. „a& __ r\ BAND ORANGE 3_f *&& ' 'VJf LOUGiC Or NEW ZBALANU.-Bepresen (_a_kl\a tatlves of tbe various M^klV IM.U, under the above jurlßdiotton, are retjucs tffl'jTffi _» ted to prooeed by early *_'l_i_--_*'* ,1!f \ ,r*ln to Waikato. on B_.\S_F* 9 \MONDAVN*Xr.tofot- IlwxriL low the renslna of Bro. 'wßvV^iv^jSSS-- Owynne. P.M., 9, >o _c^K_'__Cl the plaoe of interment. _Hy order of Grand Master. ; /fT___W K ; ~~(*V[ ATIONAL '/^ltJ^m^V^v -Ll INOBPBNDEHT S\-^WI^M7K^ OHDBB OF OPDFKt, fr J_fflS_"'\. tows.—PIONBKR CJ^fflPsiran/ ff) Auckland' Di* pCs™_Mh__nwff i TB,OT-— A Presonta r)?w'Ufl'il I flß_-«l ) Othoera of the above C_^r^_3J3Hrrr' ' Lodgo will take is»H&3 K^fl^B Jsaov place at the Temper ©;-aJ^al_?__W'i_t_iß. anoeHell. Albert-st.. on MONDAX next. £_«___M____.»* 8 P-~- when all l' ——i_g —3 Members are re quested to attend in Regalia. A cold Collation wta bo provided. Tickets, 3i each,—By order N,G,. T. Short -O. B. THQMf«. secretary. XT .Z.O.G.T.—Excelsior Lodge, No. 2.— 1 v A Special Meeting of the above Lodge will bo held io the Lodge-room, Franklin Road, on Wednesday next, May 30th, at 7.30 p.m. As tho business is of great importance, every mem ber is requested to attend.—R. C. MACKIK, W.O.T. ' ._ CCKLAND PERMANENT CO -» OPItRATIVE BDDjDING aND I* VKSTMBNT SOOIATY. NOTICE. The Eleventh Annual Meeting of the Auck land Permanent Co-operative Building and Investment booiety, tor receiving the annual report ortd accounts, and eleot Ing a Committee of Management and Auditors for the ensuing year, will be held In the Lecture Roll of the Young Men's Christian Association, Albert street, on TDESOaY, 13th June, 1883. at half pas,7intheevening. --. m BATQBB> Secretary. _t N.3.—ln accordance with Rule No. 11, Nomi nations ot Candidates for office most be lodged with the Secretary on or before 31st May. Educationa'. TTNIVERSITY COLLEGE. The following Courses of Lectures will be de livered during the ensuing Half-term t— LATIN-Translatlon (Horace) i Mondays and Wednesdays, at 7 p.m.; commencing Way 28. Composition : Fridays, 7 p.m.; commencing Junel. GREEK—Translation and Composition : Mon days, at 8 p.m,; commencing May 28. ENGLlSH—Composition: Tuesdays and Thurs days, at 11,30 a.m.; commencing May 39 Blizabethm Period: Wednesdays, at U.SO a.m.; commeiiolng May SO Shake-weare (Henry IV. and V.): Fridays, at 11.30 a.m., commencing June 1, MATHEM&TIOS — Trigonometry; Tuesdays and Thursdays, at 7 p m.; oommencicg May 23. Meohonics: Wednesdays, at 8 p.m., and Fridays, at 7p.m.; commencing May 30, CHEMISTRY—The Non-metallio Elements: Tuesdays snd Thursdays, at 8 p.m.; commencing May 29. BIOLOGY-Types ot Animal Life: Fridays, at 8 p.m; oommcnolng June 1. GEOLOGY— Mondays, at 8 p.m,; oommenoing June i. N.B.—Tbe First Lecture in eaoh,eonT~e is free, but far subsequent attendance uards of Admis sion mubt be obtained from the Registrar. AN ENGLISH A*D CLASSICAL SCHUOL will be opened on Ist June, 'rom 7t09 p » a tho foot of Franklin Rood, b/ Mr. AyESANMB, Dividends. ■j IOROMaNDEL STEAMBOAT COM \J PAN .-(LIMITED). The Transfer Books will be CLOSED from Ist to 6ih June (inclusive!, when a Dividend ot 3s per chare will be payable at the Office of the Company, Coromondel, on the 6th and 7th. and at Messrs Cooeland Ss Go's., Queen street, on the Bth and 9th June next. „_____,,„,, A, B. H. SWINDLBY. ( * Manager.



____^^^ Licensing Meetings. 'i i«s£_isfc ■ A NNUAL LICENSING MEETINGS. Notloe Is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the nndermentloaed Licensing Committees will be held, as has been appointed by the Returning Offloer, at the hoar ot noon on the date), aad at the places set forth hereunder, opposite the names of eaoh respectively, to take Into considera tion aU applications for Certificate for snoh Licenses as by the Licensing Aot. 1881. and the • Licensing aot Amendment Aot, 1882 are authmisedto be granted by the said Uoenstna Com { mlttee. and the renewal, transfer, or reniovxl of any «noh Lloenses in the districts so represented. Name of Committee. Date of Meetintr. Place of Meeting. June, 1881. '" Wade ,_ Kndaylui .. .. .. rourt-house, Wade laaapnna _ .. .. Saturday 2nd>_ ™ .. Road Board Offloe. devonport AtohHlli.. _ _ .. Monday 4th Sobool-room, Arch Hill Newton .. Monday sth .. .. .. Mr Th;s. Faulder'e, Arch HIU ' Panmure.. .. _ .. Tuesday 6th .. _ - School-room, Panmure Moant Wellington .. .. Wednesday 6rh .. _ School-room, Hiltr.He Mount RosklU _ .. .. Thurcday7th_ .. .. Publio Hall, Avondala Waltakeriil .. „ Friday Bth .. _ .. Pos'.-offloe, Bendoraon Watkomitl _ .. _ Friday Bth _ .. .. Mr «. J. f arr's. Wuikomiti MonatKden v „ Saturday 9th I Pohool-room Mount Fden j THOMAS SitAMAN, I Anrll 56th, 1883. Clerk ot Licencing Commlttßen.



Gazette in _a__raptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHKHN JUDICIAL DISTRICT. D-J BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of the "Debtors and Credi tors Aot, 1876." and the several Amenr thereof, and of the Bankruptcy of albx a sdkr W-LKBB, a Debtor. Whereas a safflolent number of Creditors of the said Alexander Walker not having attended , at the flrßt meeting appointed to be held at tho Sdfceoie Court Kutldlngs, at Auokland, on V^fcioidaT, the 23rd d»y cf May, 183. at 12 n'oVpfc noon, or. at the adjournment (hereof. hel-rat she tame place on Friday, the 25th day ot May Instant, at 12 o'olook noon, I do herebr notify that, under the nowers vested in him by the 46th Section o •' Ihe Debto a and Crealtorn aot, 1876," the begtfttrar ot the above-named Court has appointed Thomas MaorTarhue, K»q. of Auckland aforesold, a Certldaatnd Aocnn_t ant in Bankruptcy, to be (ret! I tor.-.' Trustee, end tbe said Thomas Mactfarlane has Intimated to did (la writing) his acceptance of the said offloe. Dated ibis 25th day of May, 1883. G. W. BA£L_Y. Deputy .Registrar. Thomas Cottbr, Solloitor for .fee Debtor,' Shcrtland-street. Auokland, - ___y&K___ IN THE SUPREMF. COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHEKN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. Jn the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors ' Act, 1878," and the several Acts amend ing the same, and of the Deed of Arrangement of alkxanoxb Nkil Ogilvib, of Paumme In the Provincial Dlatr.ct of auokland, in New Zealauo, Storekeeper, en arranging l ebtor. Notice is hersby given that ou WKDNES DAY, the 6th day ot Jane, 1883, at ll o'olook In the forenoon, an application will be made to tke Supreme Court ot New Zealand, at Auckland, sitting In Bankruptcy, for a declaration of the oomplete execution ot a oertain Deed of Arrangement, dated the 17th day of April, 1883, made bat ween the said Alexander NellOgllvle, ot the first part; Author Heather and jobn McKail OEDnus, of Auokland, in the Provincial District aforesaid, Merchants, of the seoond-part; and all the Obeoitors of the said Alexander Nell OgUvle, of the third part; and died in the proper 'office of tbe Supreme Court, at Auokland, on the 24th day of April, 1883; and whloh sold Deed was assented to by a majority In number, representing three-fourths In value of the Creditors of the said Alexander Neil Ogllvie, present or represented, at a meeting ot Creditors duly convened and held tot that purpose, at the offloe ot Connell and Cooper. Solicitor at Auokland aforesaid, oa the 15th day of May, 1883. Doted this 25th day of May, 1883. . CONNELL AND COOPER. , ■ Solicitors for the Trustee j. ________________ iW-i ■s____sps_R3S_i -1 IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. . \ In the matter ot ''The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1570." and of the various Acts amending the Bame, and of th) Bank ruptcy of David Hogs Munn, a D_wr. This is to notify that David Hogg Munn. of Karoo, near Whangsrei, In the Provincial Die trtotof Anokland. In the Colony ot New Zealand, Publloan, has this day flied a Btatemont that he is unable to meet his engagements with his creditors; the first Meeting of his Creditors to be held at the Sonreme oourt Buildings, at Auokland. on TOKSHAY. the sth day ot June, IKB3, at the nour of 12 o'olook. Dated at Auokland, this 26th day of May, 1883. G. W. BABLKY, Deputy Registrar. A. X -Wihtaker. Wyndham-Btreet, Auckland, ' Debtor's Solloitor. Highway Hoard Notices. j~ IM-EWMARKET ROAD DISTRICT. In terms of " The Regulation of Local Rleo tlons Aot. 187 V I hereby give n itioe ibat the following persons have bean nominated tor the offloe cf Trustees, viz:—Mwsrs George Bishop, fredeiiok George Clayton. Jobn Jenkins, George Taylor Keetley, James Mason, John MoColl. John Mo-ellL and WUlam Charles Walker; and the number being in excess of thai required, a Poll of the Ratepayers will be taken on Saturday, the 2nd day of Junk 1883, lv the Newsroom. Newmarket Hall, bstwee* tbehoursof 9 am.andep.nr, ,'.. JOHN ANGUS. Returning Offloer. ■ -vEVONPORT BOAD DISTRICT' In aooordanoe with the provisions cf the Road Boar's Aot, I'BJ, and the Regulations ot Local Kleotlona >ot, 1876. I hereby give notion that the Nomina'inn ot Candidates for the Devon port Road doard will be received by me at tbe Offloe ot the Board, Devonport Hall, up to noon ot MONDAY, theaihday of Juno. 1883, and that an Election If neoaxßary, of nine persons will be held on MONDAY, Hth day ot Jnne, at the BoldCffloei BENJAMIN TANNER, . Returning Offloer. I ;', .;': Medical.'. Q j ':'■ qp6 V CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. KEPLER'S EXTKAOTJ)-4 MALT '- KEPLER'S Kxtraot ot Malt with Cod Liver OU KEPLER'd Extract ot Malt with Iron ( KEPLER'S Extract ot Jcalt with Hypophos phltes Hazelioe, Beef, Wine, and Iron i A fnll suppiy ot the above itut landed ex s,s. Westmeath. _.- I KEMPTHORNTW. PROSSBR & CoS. New Zealand Drug Company; Ld. NEvezlaTls, _, '7 7 Insect Life Is destroyed by the ■' j PERSIAN INSECTIcrDE (Pyrethrinm Rosenm), guaranteed to be the beßt procur able in the London market. . •• For the effectual riddance of Fleas, Mosqui toca, and all other bisect pests, try AICKIN'S INSECTICIDE. ■ Sold __g _______ at Is 6d each. ■'■'..■--' . . GARDNER'S " Pcctoriuo" is unequalled for Coughs and Colds; , GARDNBR'S "BLOOD MIXTURE" speedily removes pimples. Blotohks, &c. from the skin, and renews the blood. TO BE HAD IN AUCKLAND ONLY AT THE ENGLISH PHARMACY. 181, QUKBN-STRKBT. HASLETT (LATB GABDNBB). WORM SYbUP.—Prepared especially to destroy the Seat Worms, which o&n»e so mr, eh irritation. Price, is 6d —OANDER- . TON'S DISPaN&ARY, Karangahape Road, Auckland. - . WO R MS All children Buffer from them. If suspected, ask for the Certain Corn.. SAARLAND'S WORM POWDEKB.I/Packet Apothecaries Hall, opposite Pout office. CORRECTIVE PILLS for Females.— i Swollen Legs, Nervous Debility, Irregu larities, Change.—Sale and testimony dally in creasing.—Ganderton, Herbalist, Korangfthape Road. _ --.--- . BUTCHER'S PODOPHYLLIN SBIOIATZ POWDBRB, AB-RKEABr.E AND EITSOTIVK I UNE .CaJXKI) fob hve« Disoudkhsl A Useful Mode of Adminlmerlnur Podophyllinl THE ECLECTIC PHARMACY, Junotlon Pitt and _______________»____ MEfID-RSoN'S SOPERIOR BAKING POWDER, f» INVIOTA BRAND. Tvnr,nyrAT, F*T,T. Opposite Three Lamps, Ponsonby, Auokland. TOOTHACHE CURE-Instantaneous Relief, ODuNT ALGio, is bottIe.—BHAR LAND — CO. (opposite Post-offloe). li^Oß THE CURE OF COUGHS AND XI COLDS. li^Oß THE CURE OF ASTHMA AND J_ DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING, En sons Syrup of Hypophosphixbs WITH , J-UPHORBIA P ILULIFERA. I In Bottles at a/B. ' CUKK FOR iNDIuESTION—TONIC BALSAM, a Genuine Liver Bet__lation price 3s a bottlc-SHARLAND te CO (oppo slte Post-offlcs). DOCTOR ak«u_U'SPe«NY BOYaL AND STEEL __GLS.-The most ponutar medloineoftheday. Price, 2s 6d a box.—Colo nial Agents: Shabcaud te Co, opposite the Post Office. _____________ t'jtOOTHACHEI TOOTiHACJHE 1. TOOTHAOHEI Immediate Relief by using EDSON'S M'GIC ESSENCE. In Bottlesatls.



I Business Notices. ' I^EVONPORT, NOKXH SHORE WELLS BROS., CARTERS, CONTRACTORS, &0. Goods Carted and Delivered from vessel's side at shortest notloe. Brloks, Lime, Sand. Shell, Ash, Bonse Blocks. Posts. Ralls, -o. Ballast supplied. Coal and Firewood Dealers. _______________________________ Flagsiavf Hot— VOTICE OF REMOVAL W. PARKER GROOSR, HOBSON-S-OEST In removing to larger and more convenient premises, opposite those lately occupied, takes the opportunity of thanking his easterners for the support accorded Mm In the past, and trusts that with Increased facilities he wilt be able to meet their requirements, and merit a oontlnu anee ot their patronage. * - -■ NOTICE OF REMOVAL. ~ WAL TE R SMIT H, ; (Late Ferguson,) , _ BaKEB, Begs to inform his patrons and the public generally that ho has removed to those premises situated 2 doors from "Old House at Home," Victoria-street, and would take this opportunity of thanking his customers for the support, accorded him in the post, and trusts,, by strict person il attention to their requirements to merit a continuance of their favours. TiJOT an.Agent only, buf a Practical _.* Maohinitt, is D. S. Chambers Bnpalrs as utual; needles for all machines, at 70, Queen lAMßS RE ID AND SON Beg to call the attention and careful considera tion of those about to Furnish to the Veby FavourablePkicssof ' ' v ",; ALL BINDS QF FURNITURE. Having introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other house In town. I • * JAMES REID & SON, _'-,j Ftjrniturk Emporium, HOBSON-STREET (2nd Shop from Vlctoria-st- VV^ILLIAM trULLIVEB, HOUSE. LARTD, ESTATE. AND COMMISSION AGENT. ;.; ." ' DRAUGHTSMAN AND ILLDMSSfATOB. MAPS, PLANS. &0., COMPILED. (COOMBKS S CHAMBKBS. 86, QUKKU-BTBJBKT, Auckland.) . W.G. begs to notify his friends and the publio generally that he has removed to the above premises, where he hopes, by strict attention lo the requirements of his clients, to merit support. From his large knowledge of. Ponsonby Pro perties, he is in a position seoond to none to deal with parties buying or selling in that dis trict. ~. _„_, Inspection of my list respeotfully Invited. A ready sale for Cheap Houses and Allotments KO SALE NO CHARGE. A long list ot Country Properties open to In spection. Insurances effected at Lowest Rates. Remember the Address— j COOMBKS" CHAMBERS, ' ; -,■■- .. s Qu-arr-STB-BT. - :__ itLEABING-OUT SALE OF \J , OOTLEBJf. THOMAS SAMUEb. being compelled to Clear out his Stook.ot Cutlery In oonsequence of the PREMI3-S COMING DOWN and no other Shop being obtainable. Is now SELLING OFF the whole of the Stock at on 'enormous Sacrifice. The goods are from the best Sheffield makers, and will have to be Bold at any price. Connlßtlng ot— Best Ivory Table and Dessert Knives. Loorwood's and Johnson'; Best Pocket Knives, Electro-plated Forks,- Spoons, Cruets, tec. Nevada and Nlckol Sliver Forks and Spoons. Superior solbsots and Razors. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THOMAS SAMUEL, IMPORTER OF CUTLERY...6, Queen-Btret ■ ' (Opposite Town Clop-).. The Direct Supply Store 249, queen-stbeet, BUY OF THE IMPORTERS DIRECT FROM TBE MANUFACTUREBS. , " hanchArd and cranwell Havet c following among other bargains • Children's Toy Mngs, 6 for Is $ Strong Printed Caps, same prloe " Strong Printed Cups and Saucers, ii doz. White and Gold do, 8s doz. - Phiasant Plates, from 3s 6d dots. ' A Glass Sugar and Cream or Batter Cooler for) Is Tumblers, 8a 6d doz.: Water Bottle and Glaus, Is A strong pnlr of Carvers. Is 6d Knives and Forks, all sizes end prloes Children's Knife. Fork, and Spoon, 6d Handsome Japanned Trays, 2a Strong Japanned Bread Trayß, 9d - A large pair of Yates for Is fid A Complete Toilet act. fi pieces, Ca 9d :■; ' ' A Beautiful Table Toilet Set, _6d " ' ! Tray Looking Glasses from ia 3d uo.ln the Largest Sizes for the smallest Money, In oval, screw-pillar, box, &c, &c. ' • Really Good Fenders now 7s fid * A new lot ot Ohorooal Box Dons, to be sold: at to and 4a 9d Hair and Cloth Brushes. Is each Carpenters' Hammers, is: Plnoer_>6d ladies' Toy do. (Id > Mut Crackers, 3d [ Yankee Spring Balanoss. Is eaoh. Also. In endless variety—statuary. Vases, Lustres, Glass Seades, Lamps, Bird Oagee, Cutlery, Crockery, Glassware, Tinware, and General Furnishing Ironmongery. ; REMEMBER! : You Cas Get Almost Anytuinq You Want a.;< ■ -* 'j.'sii**- - -'A.*-' ' ■ ■" ' >'.*" "'" Manchard te Ckanwkum I ' .. ■•> DißEcr" Supply Stork, ; • 249. qdsbw-bt; 7 ai i. . res, doncerts, Bsoip-.\ YODNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN i; aiSaooiATION i (Corner of Welltßley and Albert-streets).: WINTER COURSE OF LKOTURBB. Friday, June I—Rsv. Samuel Mao-Vlace. sn _eot: "The Life and Times of Whit floiu." Friday. June 16-Pi_fessor T. G. Tnoker, B_A. Snbjeot: "The Intellectual and Moral Re vival '•_ the 16th Century." Friday, June 22—Kntortalnment. Friday. July 6-Rev. O. Carter. Subject: * Oeyloa." Friday. July 27-Rov. MoKenzle Eraser, M.A. Subject; "Moii'irt." Friday. August 3-Professor F. D. Brown, B.So. Subject i "BJeotrio Lighting." Friday. Arutust 17-Antertalnment. Friday. August 31— H. G. Seth Smith. Esq.,, B.M. Sublect: " Charles Klngslev." Friday. September 14—Xev. J. 8. HID. Bub jeot: "AlcohoL" Frldey, September !B—Profor-sor A. P. Thomas, M.A., F.L.S. Subject: " Voloantes." Commencing at 7.39- Seats reserved for Uoket-holders till 7,80, Tickets for the course, to admit bearer and lady, Ss; to admit bearer only, 3s 6d. Admission to single lecture, is— may be had bom the Booksellers or any member of Committee, and at the Rooms. THOMAS BUDTI_E, ] Hon. £>cc. -pONSONBY CHORAL SOCIETS-. Cootuotob,: HERB CARL SCHMITT. A Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert (in aid of the Society's funds) will be given by the Members of tbe above Society, kindly assisted by friends, in the . * ODDFELL'WS" HALL, PONSONBY, ON FRIDAY, JUNE 8. PART Ist: MISCELLANEOUa PART 2nd : ERL. KING'S DAUGHTER. Doors open at 7.30, commence at 8 p.m. Tickets, 2s each, or three for ss. Can bo obtained from Messrs Cruioksliank, Fttrby, Flnlayson, Maoindoe ("Herald") or HENRY SHAW, . '. . Hon. Sec. ST, MATTHEW'S LiTBRARY Af»D DBBATING SOOIKTY. A LECTU__~ON THE | " OHEMISTRY OF A OANDLB," Illustrated with experiment, will be delivered I ON MONDAY EVENING, MAY 28, By Mb. S. Hsujal'ath, IN ST. MATTHWW'S SCHCOL-ROOM. ■HOB-ON-aTRKBT. AT 8 O-OLOCK. ADMISSION »KEB, ELLESLEY .STREET BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL.' ' 7^ A Musical and Literary Entertainment will hA held on TUESDAY EveWri-yfflaSi_S St 7-30 Pin- _n the &hoolroom.jSfessHi BarOoy and^Mfrier^s wiU assdst, Kckets: Adulte. is; Children, Cd,



< js.mnsemen-?. Mb. Martin Swallow BAB TEDS HONOUR TO ANNOUNCE THAT HI WILT. 81VE HIS ANNUAL POPULAR riONCBBT, -XNNUAL -TOPULAB -ONOEBT, is? th* TEEATRE ROYAL. ON THE BVEHINfJ OF FRIDAY, JONS IST, 1883, PROGRAMME. Part I. 1. Overture (Pianoforte) — " Peter . -■. * „ SohmoU" „-. .. .. ..(Weber) 2. Mezzo-Sopr. Song—"La Sera- i nata." with violin obligate by . ■ Mr Swallow, and accompani ments of harp and pueno ... (Braga) 3. Pianoforte Solo-" Ri_oletto" '..(M.Swallow) . _ „ Mr 8w allow. i. Bass Song — "Sunshine and Rain" _. ... .. ... ..(Blumenthal) Mr Gordon Gooch, , 5. Grand Sceno—" Roberto" ..(Meyerbeer) Madame Poolst. 6. Baritone Song—"Dtaorah" .. (Meyerbeer) Mr Russell. 7. Harp and Piano Duet — "II Trovatore" (Chatterton) Miss Burslem and Mr Swallow. 8. Tenor Song—"The Lost Watch" (Pinsutfl Mr Swallow; Interval or ten Minutes. PabtH. 1. PianoforteDuet—Overtureto"Tltus" (Mozart) 'MISS BURSLEK AND MR SWALLOW. 2. Soprano Song —"The Tiirno Trees by the River" .. .. ... .. (Macforren) Mrs Munday. 3. Pianoforte Solo—"LesHugenots" Mb Swallow. 4. Quartette (uuaocompanlod) — "Tnntum Ergo - .. :.• ... (M. Swallow) Mr Swallow, Mr Spry, Mr Russell, and Mb Gooch. 5. Pianoforte Trio—" Wedding March" (M. Swallow) Misses Eabdown and Mb Swallow; I 6. Tenor Song-" Oh I Give Me Bock My Heart Again . Mb Bpry. 7. Sestet to from "Lucia" (arranged its a quln tette) _ .... .. (DonlzetU) Mad.ue Poolhy, Mr Swallow, MrSpsy, Mr Russell, and Mr Gooch. Doors open at 7.30, Concert at 8, Carriages atlO. -° . '':'' Dress Circle, Is; Stalls, 3s'; Plt;'__ . ■!"'"' Tickets at the Doors!! V. ! ■ Atic.ions. — —__, WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, At 12.15 sharp. VAILE_ DOUGLAS WILL SELL by auction, at their Booms, Shortlatid-sireet, on the above date. ■ THE GROCERY BTORE'-WD DVr"Bl__NG situated at tbe corner of Mount Eden Road and Stewart-street, on Lot 6, Subdivision of Allot ment, 9, Seotlon 10, Suburbs of Auokland. The. Hulldlngs consist of Store and seven rooms, ' with large onttlde store end other outbuildings, oil newly built and in thorough order. This property is situated; in a good and rapidly im proving neighbourhood, is close to the Railway Station, omnibuses pass at short Intervals, end trade is rapidly extending. :■'•;.' •;*:•. ■ 'Also, .:■ :; r', r_j . BYMOND9STRKET - Lot 2. Ot Falrburn'ft Subdivision, having a frontigo of 17 feet by 138 » feetJS Inches in depth. Also. THAT VEBStT VALUABLE PBOPHRTlTsitu ated at the ODrner of Pitt and Borosfoid-atreet. having a frontage to Pttt-street cf 66 feet, an! to B«re-<nd-BtKet of 99 feet, together with the TWO DWELLING HoUSKS thereon erected, containing five rooms' each, and at present bringing m a rental of 80s per week, as a business Bite, this property la vapidly acquiring a very great value. Terms and other particulars from tho Auetloneeis. ' !■■:< VAILE-DOUGLAS, ,vs & Land and Estate Auctioneers, . . :, Shortlond-streeL ~ TUESDAY, NO N. OIL PAINTINGS^WATER COLOURS OF AUCKLAND HARBOUR. HOUSEHOLIbIeURNITUR-. ' R. ARTHUR^ i«* HAS received Instructions to sell by auction, at his Mart, Qaeen-etreet, Furnitnxe Department, on Tuesday Most, at IS o'clock noon, A Large Valuable Oil Painting: a Large Water-coloured View Of the Olty or Auckland Harbour, by " Heyte;" other Ploturee. , v Also, fj , ~ Household Furniture and Effects, the property , of a gentleman leaving Auckland, removed to mart for convenience Ot ssle. Drawing-room Suite, Model ot Catter, a superior Cheese Press,7 "l _»wn Mower, Telescope Dining Table, fee. ~ijß MONDAY, MAY 28, "!____■ At 12 o clock, LEAMINGTON "HOUSE, GRKY. STREET. wTDfTPTOEN HAS received, instructions, to sell by auotlon, on the premises abovemen tloned, ' " Iron and Wood Bedsteads ■:-' '•■ Dltttag Tables, Loo Tables , LarSfbCarpets. Lustres Washstands, Pictures Handsome Mantelpiece Clock Piano in Rosewood Case Kitchen Utensils, '•'v _&, ' &C, *'''&<_''■ ' *:'"', .♦?, a. 00-HBANKJ HAB. DAOBB TOESDAY, MAY,??. GUN SI G U N,SI WATCH WBV* gTIOR SALE, by auction, at our Booms, J__fi__Sfß|*«rti on Tuesday, ffliilwl. at U 1 DOUBLE-BABRKLLED B.L. PIN FIBE * OUN, BYVAUGHAN ' 1 Double-barrelled BL. Pin Fire Gun ' 1 Double-barrelled B,i_ Pin fire Gun, with ease, flttlags, andcartrldgee. by fe Golden ■* 1 Doable-barrelled RL. Central-fire Gun byWaktfleld 1 Doable-barrelled Muerie-loadlng Gun byTierney J S.M. Nozzle-loading Gun by Boss • 1 Bevolvtog Rifle, 1 Saloon Rifle, and Revolvers, etc. In the Estate of G. F. Blsden and W. Long. God Watch and Chain, English Lever Watch ana Chain. .■; .7 Also. Watches, Jewellery, Fancy Goods, etc, SAMUK*. COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. Thursday, may 30. traDesale *OF; ■ -gARTHENWARB, CHINA, GLASS, Particulars In future issue. GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, MAY 29.' OH BOABD EANGITIKBI, IMMIGRANTS" CABIN FITTINGS, BATHS, LEAD PD?I«G, HATCH COVERS, BUCKETS, CANS, ... (1 , LAMPS, ■&«•• &c, &c. E. & A. ISAACS HAVE received instructions to sell by - aaction on Tuesday next May SB. at IX b'dlook, en board fia.glt_e 1, ' ' THE ABOVE. . E. _ A. ISAACS, More bants and Auctioneers. TUESDAY; MAY 29. «> TO BOOT'•' AND SHOE MANUFAC. TUEEBS, LEATHBK SEL____ A&D OTaERS. UWSB6» C. AHD V. CALF'JFntsT aud SkcjOHD ELASTIC WEBS. BOOT UPPERS. GABRIELjiiIS-.ls; HAS wceiyed instructioM to seU at Ms S^rtUtfdSfc" Qneea-««*Von the abolS Q cases 0. and F. CALF g trunks ot UPPERS * 1 case SUPERIOR WEBS r 7 ,-.'._ yema at Sale>._,. „ . (Continuea on tovrtk Pa?e),