A NEW INDUSTRY.

exportation of Frozen Meal From Auckland.

we understand that arrangements have be en made by which the ship Matanra will Portly leave this port for London with a „-«,<, of frozen meat. The vessel has accommodation for about 200 tons, and already Mr J. C. Firth has promised to scu d 1500 sheep; the Auckland .A giicultural r l™v GOO • Mr Thomas Mornn, COO ; £ r^yStoto Land Association G00; «&»r »na Co,, 500; Mr Alfred Buck r i nm Farmers and o:hors desirotfs rf Bindto«» sheep homo by this vessel i ««M q «nifv their intention to Mr Joseph ■fiSS. Auclfland. It I. stinulated that rtocon<li«o n must p 8 pnme, and that tho sloop shall cot weigh more than [eighty pounds, option being reserved to refuse shipment of any mfenor ma, which, in such case will bo sold on aSntofthc owner. Wethers or maiden Swesonly will bo received and in lots of o0 and upwatd"

FATAL ACCIDENT.

We aro indebted to Mr Superintendent Thomsouforthofollowing telegram,wliichho icceived to-day from Constable Gillies atTe Awamutu .—" W. C. WMtficld, a settler residing at Easgiaohia, was returning from \f, Parson's sale yesterday at 6 p.m., when near Te Awamutu ho fell out ot a heavily laden dray, one wheel passing over his head md smashing his skull completely. He died instantaneously." We understand that the Coronor's inquest upon the body was commenced at 2 o'clock this atternoou.

TEE CAMBRIDGE NATIVE LANDS COURT.

(BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN COKIiESfONDERT.)

CAMBRIDGE, this day. THE Lands Court reopened this moruing, Saving adjourned twice on the previous day. The Bench was occupied by Messrs Macdonaldj 'Williams, Puckey, and two as sessors, Counsel stated to the Court that no arrangement had been cttocted outside in the Waotu case since the previous day. Mr Macdonald gave the Court to under stand he was determined to cficet a settle ment in some way, and propose!, as iv the To Whetu case, that the case be left to Mr Puckey and himtelf to adjudicate, they fating the place of Mr Williams. Dr. Buller said he was agree able if their Honors would examine into the lights of the seventeen pereous whom he sought to have put into the lists. The Chief Jndgo thought the point might bo that whilst it turned out that these seven teen persons had no right en any of the listi before the Court, they might have the right to have lists of their own. Dr. Buller having stated that six or seven of the names wero already or. the lists, the Chief Judge remarked that the whole was then simply a question of whether these parties or any of them were entitled to go into any of the other lists. After farther explanations, tho Chief Judge stated that for tho purpose of advancing the case a step nearer to con clusion it was agreed pro forma that Mr Williams should concur in tbe judgment of the assessor. Judgment ccmld thereupon go excluding the seven teen names. Dr. Buller, he assumed, could, in that case, apply for a re-hearing on be half of his client. Mr Williams then ad dressed the Court, In accordance with the suggestion by the Chief Judge, ho had waived his own opinion a3 to the ques tion of admitting the name 3or not, and ■pro forma had agreed with the assessor that the seventeen names should not be admitted into the list of Ngatimaihi. Bis personal opinion, however, was that the satires who had shown ancestral claims and occupation, six in number, should be admitted in Ngamuhf. His siding with the aiscssor would en able the parties now to proceed with the bnaiuess so as to closo tbe case a.% suggested. Dr. Buller then applied for a reiearing, which. Mr Macdonald gave the court to understand would be heard at the present court.

REMOVAL OF JUDGE WILLIAMS,

Judge' Williams left this morning. His destination is understood to bo bisborne. It is a significant fact that while Mr Wil liams has been removed the native assessor with whose views ho invariabiy disagreed is to be retained in Cambridge, and should the rehearing of the Waoutu case be granted he will retain his position as A sses aor then. This, coupled with tbe fact that the Kuropean Judge had pro forma to ac qniese in his judgmen is esteemed most sig nificant fact, and goe3 far to prove that poinion is gaining ground that the Maoris are best able to deal with their own affairs. A number of cases in which Mr t>heahan appeared for the applicants were disposed of to-day by Messrs Macdonald and Puckey.

FIRE INVERCARGILL.

£4000 Damages.-'lhe Insur ■ ances.

[BY TEIiIgtRAPII.— PEESS ASSOCIATION,]

, INVERCABGILL, this day. At 10.30 last night, a fire broke out in the (hop of W. Dunlop, draper, Tay-street. The Fire Brigade were soon on the ground, bat the fire had complete hold of tb.e build-

ing, winch wa3 of brick, The flames sooa

caught Hay's wooden store, on tho west of a Dnnlop's, and before they could bs sub f dued, also destrojed Mr Perains's (tailor) * house and shop, Mr Ptrry's (fruiterer) house and shop, Mr Goodwillie's (saddler), aad a Bhop ocenpied by Mr JKiordan (fruiterer), and owned by Messrs Price and Bullied, and the butchery occupied by itaiue3, also owned by Price and Bullied, had to be palled down to stop further progress of the fire westward, /it one time there was uome dangor of the lire spreading eastward to Ross's (photographer) brick premises ; but water being played on the building, it was saved. The insurances, go far as known, , are: Dunlop's ahop (owned by Delaney and Moir), £200 in Soutn British, and £500 in Liverpool, jCondou, and Globe. Thejstock bought byitfr Dunlop from Mollison and Dutbie,Duuedin,was in sured by them in the Victoria for £1000. Hary's stock, damaged, (£200) in Eoyal, and £50 in Mutual; building, £100 in Mutual, Goodwillie's stock (saved) and " Building £550 in Victoria. Kiordan, £50 off building in North British. Famie, (painter) etock damaged by removal, £50 in Victoria; Standard, £150, outbuilding (uninjured). Koss, stock (damaged) £300 in .Norwich Union; build ing (damaged) £200 in Norwich Union, and £200 in Liverpool and Globe. i The origin of the fire is a mystery. Mr Dnnlop estimates his loss at £3,000, and Mr Hay's los 3is stated at £1,000. Fresh OntbreaJc 10-day.

To-day Ross's building waa found to be on fire on the sscond Jloor. Ihe joists of Dunlop's shop had been carried through the Wall, and ths butta of these continued to smoulder, and shortly before nooa flames lurtt out, and the stock was considerably damaged before they were extinguished.

Another Fire-£2OOO Damages.

IHVEECARGILL, this day. News hsn just been received of the de struction by fire of Mr C. W. Dawson'o sawmill at One Tree point. Insurances: -National £1000, United £500. The esti mated value of the building and plant is £2000,

Kubber Stamps on shortest notice. Pdnt properly; no blotching; prioss reduced -Heslop, Darby Bteeot.-( idvt)

. Intending investors in promoters' shares in the Albion are informed that the share tat will close to-morrow.

Several interesting cases are set down for nuaninf! at the Police Court to-morrow :— ta>rj>e Fitzpatrick is to he charged with neglecting to support his illegitimate child, <jf which Annie liass is the mother. Henry Mills will he charged with permitting an earth-closet on premises at Emily PJace to overflow; and Charles Sharp is to bo palled upon to answer a charge of abstruct ■DE! Sergeant Martin in execution of his duty by attempting to put him out of the Urpenters Arms Hotel on the 2oth tost, There are also two charges |: «#ainst Thomas Healey of the Crown Hotel for Sunday trading. Jane Lamb i» charged with assaulting Ann O'Connell jnd there is a cross case — Ann " Coanell against Jane Lamb for a similar raence. Charles Foss, of the Custom aouse Hotel Is charged with allowing dice » be thrown for gain at his hotel on tin ; 21st Instant

INTERESTING CEREMONY.

I Opening of St. Peter's Church, uCakapuna. The Episcopalian residents of Lake Talsa puna were some time aj;o impressed with the desirability of obtatniugTa building in which they might meet for divine worship. The matter was considered aud discussed, and the want becoming a very apparent one, epergctic steps v/ere taken to secure the object in view. Liberal responses and promises of assistance rewarded the efforts of the promoters, and the matter was taken up so enthusiastically by the enterprising rosidents of. the i district that plans were prepared and tho I contract for the erection of a pretty little Gothic church was let with as little delay as possible. 'J'ho structure was completed at a cost of about £GOO, the amount ex pended boiog principally raised by tub- f sciiptions from residents, a deficiency of about £250 still remains, and those friends who may consider themselves aggrieved at not having been called upon for contribu tions may forward their donations to liev. Mr Bales, or to any member of the com mittco, which, >ye may state, consists of Messrs Black, t camnn, J. Hobertou, Brett, and Mencnry. AFsistaaco has heeu re ceived iv other directions, and, en passant, we ruay mention that tho Missea Whitaker have promised an altar cloth, but, iv con sequence of their absence, it could not bo finished in time for the formal opening, which was announced for three o'clock this afternoon. As might natur ally have been expected, the event was reci gnised as one of importance in the dis trict, visitors coming fiom all directions to take part in the ceremony, It had been ar ranged that the steamer Alexandria should leave the Queen-street wharf at 1 o'clock, and convey the Auckland friouds to tho Lake, but the prevailing northerly wind which indicated that f ome difficulty would be experienced in lauding, caused this part ot the programmes to be abandoned; a trip iv the ferry steamer to North Shore and v subsequent drive in coaches to the Lake being substituted. The steamer conveying the Auckland visitors left the Queen-street wharf soon after 1 o'clock, there being be tween seventy and eighty ladies and gen tlemen on board. Amongst the company were Revs, C. M. Kelson, \V. Tebbs, bjaselden, Dr. Kidd, Dr. Purchas, Mta dames Tebbs, Nelson, Heywood, Mr Lodge and family, Mr H. Williamson and Mr Upton, His Lotdship Bishop Cowio, Bcvs. Bates and Evans, and others had preceded this party, having left for the Lake some time picviously. On arrival at the North Shore, traps were brought into requisition, and possession of these having been takeu, the party staited oft' for the lake. With the advantage of tine weather, it was only natural that tho drive should be a pleasant one, and many were heard to express satisfaction that the overland journey had been substituted for the trip by water. Tho roadway was lined with blackberry bashes covered with fruit, and tho greatest difficulty was experienced in repressing tho exuberant spiiits cf the younger portion of tho visitors, who wero more thau eager to dismount aud secure a portion of tho tempting fruit. Stern drivers, however, won the day, and despite excited protestations and whispered "nasty things," tho vehicles continued their progress, and ere long reached^!

The Church. 'X he present, building consists of the nave and aisles of a proposed completed design, the intention being to increaao the accommo dation, and improve the appearance by the addition of a transept and chancel when the population of the district has increased sufficiently to warrant the additional ex penditure. The cdilico covers au area of 50ft by 39ft, and is 29ft from floor to ridge, the clarestory posts being ISft high. Built on a neat Gothic aeeisn, the churcli presents an attractive appearance. Entrance is obtained from porches on the north aud south corner of the west end. At present, the west cud is left plain, but in the course of time, when the other alterations are being effected, it will be finished off with cornered buttiesses of ornamental design. The west window is a four-light one, with ornamental tracery heads, and surmounted by a trefoil louvre ventilator in gablo. A small belfry completes this gable, and sets it off to advantage. The bell, which is a fifteen-inch one, was presented by Mr .Alfred Porter, who is a resident in the district. On either side of the church are four Gothic windows, and immediately above each of these is a trefoil louvre for vontilatiDg purposes. The in terior of the church is tasteful, and the visitor is at once struck with the neatness of the arrangements. Entrance, as we hive already stated, is obtained through the porches, glass folding doors separa'ing them from the main building. The roof of the church is supported by ornamental octagonal pillars. Under thu west window is tho raised plattorm for tho baptismal fonts.. The chancel is square, and raisedtwo steps above tho main floor of the churcb. It is lighted by three ample light windows, and the intention is to lill these in with coloured glass designs. Ihe interior lining consists of narrow tongued and grooved upright boards. Moveable seats have been supplied by the Union Sash and Door Co., but it is understood that these ate only temporary, and will bo utilised in the future for schoolroom purposes. Tho church will seat about 150 persons. We may add" that the plans of the pretty little structure wero prepared by Mr Edward Bartley, and tho work carried out under his supervision, Mr Alfred Brook was the contractor, his price being £450. It is only fair to Mr lirook, who is a stranger iv Auckland, to add that the manner iv which the contract has been carried out has given the fullest satisfaction to the architect, and to all others con cerned. Opening Ceremony. The opening ceremony commenced at three o'clock, when there was a compara tively la'go assemblage of residents and visitors in the building. A strong choir, composed of members of St. Peter's. St. Sepulchre's, Trinity, and St. Paul's choirs, was present, while Mr V. E. Rice, of St. Sepulchre's, officiated as organist. The proceedings opened with the 393 rd hymu, "Rejoice ye Pure in Heart," sung while the clergy were entering tlw church. Evening prayers to tho end of the 3rd collect wero read, and tho special psalms, 84 and 122, having been sung, tho special lessons, 1 Chronicles xxix. to 21, and Matthew xxi. to 17, were read. Ths choir then rendered the anthem—

"Ye Shall DiveU in tho Land" (J. Stainer). Ye shall dwell in the land that I gave to yonr fathers, and ye shall be My people, and I will bo your God. I will multiply the fruit o£ tho tree, and tho increase of the field. And the da solate land shall bo tilled, whereas it lay desolate, in tho sight that all passed by. And they shall say, This land that wg3 desolate, la become like tho Garden of Eden. Givo thanks unto tho Lord, His mercy endurcthfor ever.

Oh, blessed is that land o£ God, where Saints abide lor ever. Whore golden fields spread far and ■wide, ■where flowa the crystal river, Tho strains o£ all hia holy throng, with our's to-

day is blending, ■ Thrice blessed Is thatharvest song, which never

hath an onding. Prayers were again offered, and tho hymn "'lhe Church's One Foundation,"having been sung, His Lordship, Bishop Cowie, preached the openisg sermon, the dis course being a most intores'ing one. The hymn, "We Love the Place, 0 Lord," was then sung, and the offertory in aid of the building fund taken. The service con cluded with the hymn, " Onward Christian Soldiers," Blessing, and the 232 nd hymn, " i-it>M's Abode," sung as the clergy were leaving the church. Immediately after th.o tcrvice, the visitors were shown over the surrounding district, and.otherwise hospitably entertained by the residents. The beauties of the Lake were pointed out, nnd the weather still holding line some of the party ventured out in the boats upon the pretty sheet of vyater. It was intended that the Auckland visitors shouldreturntoNorthShore by ccachbeforo dusk, and thence be conveyed across tbo harbour by the ferry steamer.

COMMERCIAL.

KvßNma Star Offios, Thnrsday.

Mr It Arthuroueredto-rtiiyeeverft!properties sitnated at Nowton Road and Poneonby. Too allotment. 80ft frnntago. nfear Bt. Stephon'fl cCroh, brouKht PJi 2a 6d per foot, the Others Tonkß and Co offared thabalanea at lease ot prsmiee3 adjoining the Tneatie, but tha WddlnK did not resell th"i reserved figures. Me Gabriel Lewis sold the who'e of tho Iron ba> a and beer corks «nd a portion of tho earthenwa'ei The pricen obtsinoa wore eatlu *M? ru W. Eaton's fruit Bale waa largely at tended by tho trade, rfananaasotd at ljd to 2JI: pea nuta, 4d ; and other (rnita at propor tionately low prices.

The ordinary meeting of the Waste Lands Board took place this afternoon, and a fair amount of busiues3, chiefly of n formal character, was dnpe. Albert Walker re newed his application for a lease of land in the Manukau Haihour for irorisand work ings, hut it was refused, and the applicant was cot granted a hearing although ho attended for that purpose.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

(Received March 1—1.30 p.m.) OPENING OF THE VICTORIAN ' PaKUAMEKT. ' MELPOUKNS1, this day. The customary speech is to bo delivered to Pailiament to-day by the Uovernor, POLITICAL COALITION. ' Messrs Service and JJerry had another! interview yesterday, when the amalgnma , tion of their parties was agreed upon, l>ut the details were not fully arranged. AUSTRALIANS HESTING ON THEIR LAUJKELS. j The "Aigus" to-day cominonts strongly j on the unreadino-s of Victorians to play in j the final match between the combined Aus- I tralian team and the English Eleven. 'BETTING ON THE AUSTRALIAN j CUP. j The following h the latest betting on [ tho Australian Cup:—Navigutor, 3 to 2; Willeroo, First Water, and Guesswork, 10 to 1.

Wanganui Autumn Races.

WANGANUI, this day. The following entries were received last night for tho Wauganui Jockey Club Autumn Meeting :—

Final payments for WANGANUI Cor.— I Kiug Qnail, Armourer, Buzzard, Constclla tiou, urphan, Fame, teonata, Dan, Sin eerily, St. Clair, aud ilailstonn. Acceptances tor Wanoanui Derby,- Landscer, Fame, Sweet Home, Last Chance, The Druid, Hipporina, Tho Gem, Maid of Eccleston, Laurel, Itally, Mysteiy, True Blue, The Orphan, | Denbigh, Parent. Nominations for Hurdle lUck (welter weights tor age).—Diomedes, Parnell, Now Year, Christmas, Dhudoen, Beform. SritiNa Stakes.—Spinnaker, Consul, Leoneisi, Tain o' Shunter. Wniwareka, Lady Florence, Artist, aud Pinafore. Maiden Platr.- -Landscer, Bayard, Louie DOr, Parera, The Orphan, Laurel, Lconat:, Mysteiy, Denbigh, and Patience. Handicap Hurdle BACK.—llelianco, Dioniedc3, Parnell, Christmas, L A dy Bab, Dhudeen, iteform.

Nursery Handicap.—Counsel, Spin naker, JLeonessa, Tarn o' Hianter, Lady Florence, Woiwareka, j Artist, and l'iua fore.

R.M. COURT.-This Day.

(Before His Worship 11. G. fceth Smith,

Eg., E.M.)

UKDEFENDED CASES,

In the following cases judgment went for the plaintiffs by default:—J. M. and J, Mowbray v. C. J. W. Barton, £3 14s 9d ; J. Cosgrave v. F. C. JohnsoD, £10 Gs 3d ; N. Campbell v. Matdiawhia, £3 15s; W. Jeffrey v. M. McGinn—ejectment summons - defendant ordered to give up possession on Saturday; Brown, Barrett, and Co y. McMahon, £50; Close Bros. v. Isaac Wil son, £11 12s. CONFESSED JUDGMENT. J. W. Niccol v. E. Lubin, claim £5 14s 3d. Mr Earl appeared for the defendant, and confes-ed judgment on her behalf; Jap, Mason v. Thos. llawkp, claim £14. Mr Laishley for plaintiil', and Mr S. Hosketh for defeudnut. Mr Hcskuth on bohalf of the defendant confessed judgment for £7 and costs, which tho plaintiff accepted,— Judgment accordingly. JUDGMENT SUMMONS CASES. S. A. Adicr v. A. Stephens, claim £10 5s. —Mr Geoige for the judgment creditor. The debtor appeared and oil'orcd to pay five shilling) pqr week. An order was made accordingly ; in default, seven days' imprisonment. DEFRNDKD CASES. Philip Murtaßh v. Allrcd Buckland and Co., claim £50 damages. Mr S. Hesketh for the plaintiff, and Mr Earl (instructed by Mr Browning) for the defence. In this case, which was heard last Court day, His Worship now gave judgment as follows : - Thos. Hcdger v Patrick Smith, 17s Bd, A. Bnckiand v. W. J. CJarko.—Claim, £20 ISs Sd. Mr Browning for tho judgp ment creditor, and Mr Keetley for the debtor. After the debtor had been exam ined the case was adjourned for six weeks. J. W. Kcbinson v. J. Millis.—Claim, £2 83. Mr Bail (instructed by Mr ) horu) for tho judgment creditor. The debtor agreed to pay at tho rate of £1 per month, and an order was made accordingly j in default, 7 days' imprisonment. B.'il. Kcesing v. J. Bauer; claim £5 2s.— Tbe debtor appeared and pleaded want of means and ill-health as reasons for his inability to pay.—He was ordered to pay by weekly instalments of 3s, in default, 4 days' imprisonment. O. Smith v. A. Stephens : Claim, £10 16a 6d.—Mr J. B. Russell for the judgment | creditor, and Mr George for the debtor.— An offer was made to pay 5? por week, and this wa« ordered accordingly; in default, 7 days' imprisonment ADJOURNED. Frank Williams v. Kd. Gillett, £11 8i ; John Ross v, John Graydon, 16s lOd; Gee and Potter v. 3. Biay, £13 3s Crl; Geo. Hulme v. W. A. Waterman, £S 193 Gd; C. Watts v. C. Hooker, £10 7s Gd; Union Beach G. M. Cq. v. Win, Flood, £7 4s ; Jas. Closo v. Jas. Parish, £13 0a 5d ; M. Phillips v. S. Brooking, £30 Us Gd ; Isaac Levy v. P. C. Jones, £5 3s Gd ; J»hn Leek v. K. 11. Burgess, £6 19s lOd ; A. G. Bart lctt v. E. K. Stoddart, £G 2s Gd ; F. J. Someifioid v. M. H. Frost, £8 15a lid ; C. J. Eller v, J. Mills, £2 8s ; Amelia Kcr nally v. John George, £3 lls Gd.

DEyESDED CASES,

Philip Murtagli v. Alfred Bnckland and Co.—Claim £50, damages. Mr Hesketh for tho plaintiff, and Mr Earle (instructed by Mr ttrowning) for the defence. In this case, which wa* heard last conrt day, His Worship now pave judgment He said he had come to the conclusion that Lascellea acted without authority in writ ing the P,jf. to his letter of the 25th March, that bis authority extended only to the receipt of the proceeds, and that tho defendant was therefore liable to recoup the plaintiff for any loss he might have suffered. His ■Worship then passed ou to consider what ehould be the measure of damages, and, in, doing co, be referred to some American case 3, there being no Englitb. ones expressly in point. He concluded as follows:—" Prima facie the teserve price must be taken to be the actual value, but it is competent for the dofendant to show that the Roods intended to be sold at that price wore in reality worthless. In the case of goods having a deliuite market price, this may l>o a compiratively easy thing to do, while it might be attended with greater difficulty in the case of a horse, the value of which depends so much upon special, local, and temporarycircum stance;, 'JL'heonusof proof, however,lic3 upon the defendant, and in the absence of such proof, the reserve price must be taken as the true measure of value. Asthedefcndant,how ever, is bound only to recoup the plaintiff his actual loss, ho is entitled to deduct from the reserve price his commission, pal eulated upon that price, and ali incidental charges, which must have been incurred whatever the price realised might havo been. The damages, therefore, will be matter of calculation,

(Lett Sitting),

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

y/Ancn l, 1883,

Bank of N.Z.-f.23 7s <tf; eeUera, 823 7a Gd ' National JJ&Tik-Wo; BeilMß. Ms Colonial Bank—Sellers, 453 91 N.Z.lnsuranca-733 . S B. Inßurauoo—Sellers. 57s fi 1 Colonial lasuranoo-OJ Brt Now ZoaUnd loan and Mercantilo-S.illorfl, (IS \ Auokland Gob—Buyers, At 12b fid Union Hash & Door—Ssllots £S 15a Bay Of Islands Coil Co.—Hellers, £7 Ss Tanplrl Coil-Belters, 16s Northern 3.5. <*o.—"ellora. 10a 3a fjiromandel S,B. Co.-Setlors, 16j New Zealand chipping—Sailers, 95a Fisher and Co.-Hollere, lla Kempthorne and Co.-Ma t3 245 6d; buyers, 24s I Nort&crn Bojt Co.-Sallew, lfia ; Knrannl HIU 0. M.0.-Sollorp, 5s | Queers ol Beauty-31a 6a tp i!,}; buyer?, 33 j sellers, SBa Deep Lovel Cross—Sel'era, 5? Prjnga Imperial-503, 60a 6d, 683 fd; buyers,sß': «eiiei'?,~doi , Succesß-Huyera, lie 03: eello' s, 12U | Premier—Sallere, 8) ed Seymour-Bayers. 2s yd ! B&%2£SS& HU to 8.7 d: buyers, » 6d; Bollerß. 3s 8d ( Worahlko—BaTor?, 2(9d; sollers, 33 I Darts-88 3d; buyers, H JOiHPH NSWMAN, Chairman.

The Prince Imperial mine manager tele graaphed this afternoon :—"Two cwt specimens from No 6 stopp, A'o, 2 section West." An inquest oq the body of a man named daniel O'Keefe who died at the Lunatic Asylum last night, is to he held at that in stitution at 5 o'clock this evening.

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

i RUSSE-Lt, this day,' • Loaded: Onward. I The Mannpowi sails at <t p.m. l'asssen- I gers : Mrs E. Ford, Messra Stephonson, j Fraser, Sawkius, Mra rbipps, Miss Phippi?, I and others.

■ An ace'dent happened this morning to a lad named Cleavp, aged 12 years, who was i a passenger by the Manapouri, transhipped 1 ex Wairarapa flora Sydney. As he was walk" ing ashore the stage tell between the wharf and the ship, he falling with it, and fortuna tely wont clear of the falling stage and wharf stringers, so that he had a narrow e:cape, He was more frightened by being se'zed by his hair bj» two native boys who im mediately went to his rescue, as be had not been accustomed to seeing Maoris, having just arrived from England. >

NEW PLYMOUTH, this day. Tho steamer Kangaroo arrived this mo/n. ing from Dnncdin with tho crane for /tlyS Harbour Works. According to tho Cott sultiii!» Engineer's report, tuore aie CBB feet finished of (he breakwater. The lilopth at tho outer cud at high water spring tides being 20 feet, and nine to ten feet at low water.

WANG AN UI, this day.

The name of tho mo'her of tho child found drowned ou Tuesday is Phosbe Keitch, » peculiar looking woman, 25 years of nge. Hhe was brought up at Court to-day on tho charge of wilful mur der, and remanded, lhe inquest is to be held to-morrow.

THE GOVERNOR IN DUNJsDIY,

DUMEDIN, this day.

After an inspection of tho harbour works tho Governor expressed an opinion that tho board should concentrate their energy upon the deepening of the Bar and making a duck to acconiodate the largest steamers afloat, suspending meanwhile nil expenditure on tho upper harbour.

" lhe Grand Duchess " was repeated at the Theatre itoyal last night by Simonsen's Opera Company to a largo house. The peitormanee was a completes success, aud elicited frequent plaudits; but tho opera, tliough well worked out in detail, lacks a striking denouement, To-nifiht, a special attraction is offered in the produc tion of "Muritanu," which is a most popular and pleasing opera. Mr Gordon Gooch's appearance in the character of Don Jose do Santarcin is another feature of to-night's production, which will make it particularly interesting to the Auckland musical public.

THE AUCKLAND ETE^Kfe' STAR, THURSDAY; MaRCH I



Gazette in .bankruptcy. • : ' TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW JL ZKAIiAND, NOKTHKRN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. la the matter of "Tho IJobtora and Crodl tors ao£. 187 G." and tho amondmeuta thereto, and of Harold Llenrv jjk nouBDEL, of Tannngii iwd Henry Maynakd. ot Taurauß*, Painters, Debtors. Notloo la horebyßlvon that It fa the intention Ot tho abOie-nißntlonod Uobtota to mafce ap- i plioation to this Hononriblo Court, on Will)- NKHDAY; tbo 11th dsy of Marob, ISB3. at tho hour of 11 o'clock: In the fornoon, or as poon thereafter as oouhbol can ba board ia tbn*. bo nolf. for an Order of Immediate Dlsohargil. »ated at Auofclaud, tMa 28th day ot Fobra&ry, ISB3. J. M. SPKED. Solicitor for tho Dobtors. Dividends. rp HAMES GAS COMP AN V X (LIMI I'hDl. Tho PIIARB KBQISI'HIR ot tho ahovo Com pany-will bo CLOSWU from FRIDAY, tho 2nd March, 1883 till TUKciD.<vY. tfc: Oth Maroln 18S3, when a Dividend of Oao Shilling nnd Slx ponoa (Is 6<l) p:r bharo, tqual to tight pc-r cont. (S s;> per annum, will b? payable at Compinj's Oilloo, ShonUnd stroot. F. A. WHITS, Scorotary. Auckland, Kobrnary 23,1853, liicensing JNOtices. ELECTION OF LICENSING COMMITTEES. In parsnanoo of "Tho Ueensioß Act. 18S1," "Tho Uesnsln-,: Act Amendment Act, 1852," and "Thoßotjulatloncf Local Kleotlons Aot, 1870." I hereby Rive cotlco that Elections for ths ro turn ot Fivo Unlyfunllllol Persona asMembore Of the Ucuiißing UommlUoo for oach of tho undormotittonod dlalriot?, will bo hold at tho times nnd placoa act forth opposite the tamo of oaoh respectively :— Nsmo of TltnoeutlPlfloaof Pnlllnß iilitrict. I NonHaitluo. Day. I ~ j iss3. 1883. Onohungn ..i linocn Saturday. Tnosiloy, 13th ! 3rd Mardi, a< .VsrctJ I Conrt-hotiEs OooTreolliU 12naor, Mmndar. Monday. 19th sth March; at March fcpsoin Hall Otahuhu .. 12nooa, Tuosdiy Tuoiiday, 2i)th 6th- ilaroh. at ila<oh Conn-hoaao Nomination I'aro'f, Bi'-nod by oaoh candidnto ami two duty qnailtlnrt voter", must bo dellvored to tho f'eturninß Offlccr botoro tho honr of noon on the day of nomination. D it?d this 21th Fabruary, 18S3. WiLUAM Q. P, O'CULIiAGH4.N. Koturnlnu Offlccr. Volunteer Notices. *-UCKLAND iSIAVAL AKTILLEKY. Tho Monthly Inspection of tlio'abovo Corps will talco placo TO-MOltltOW (Friday), March 2nd, at 7.30 p.m. in tho Drill-shed; white uniform, liy Ordor of tho Captain, JAMES STANLEY. Secretary. Medical. rpHE BEST C'JRE for Liver and B Stoiuach Disordcrd is Marshall's Spodol Tlncinml ot Podophynui, ptica Is, —O. W, Goodson. London Arcad'j. *IV|R GARDNER bogs to inform tho LtJ Residents of Dovonport, Takapuna Lucas's Crock, Dairy Flat, Wade, and Woiwcra, that having sold his Pharmacy at 181, Queon strect, Auckland, ho is in attendanco durinc the whole day at NORTH SH6RK PHARMACY, Dkvoxport. 'b\ii E ECLICCTIU PHARMACY. Tho norao of elegant Medical Kstablishments. Top ot Grey stseet, Corner of P«rr street, CHARLES BUTCHER. WOKMS in Children and others are romoved. and an effectual enro catisod, by nsing SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS. Is. a packet-Sold by J. C. SHARLAND AND CO., opposite Post-ouice.



Loqt and Founa. OST, a new Black Silk Umbrella, be tween KemuorftandNomnarkot — Cinder will bs rewarded on loaving it at Mra China's, Remnera. L~OST, bstween Wellesley-street Park Gate and Hobson-stroot, a Silver Bracelet, sot with gray stones.—Finder will bo rewarded on leaving satnc at Star Office. X OST, about a month aeo, a Wbitc Kit, JLJ containing a Bine Dress and a Black Laca Shaw). The finder will plea:e return same to Star Offloe. .. n OBT, a small Locket, between North JLI Shore and Wellceloy-strcet 8ohco!.-Rc wnrd on being Ictt at this office. KipßE finder of a Book on "The AVonders *L of New Zealand " near foot of Wyndham- Btreet yesterday afternoon, will oblige the owner by leaving it at the Star Office. jf/Ol'wD in the Harbour, a Boat's Mast' V and two Sails.—Owner can hare the samo by applying on board Mary Ilogan, schooner, and paying expenses. (itoodßon.s Arcade. EA S T E It f\ OOjDSON'S. EASTEK : CARDS, VXOODSON'S. . GIFTS. | A REMINISCENCE OF the past three years marks rapid strides in the Oity of Auckland; a complete revolution has i been mado in certain well-known branches of trade-in Stationery, Clocks, Watches, Jewel lery, and Fancy Goods. Tho opening of tho London Arcado marked a favourable era for tho residents of Auckland and its neighbourhood, greater facilities then being odorod for obtain ing at one and tho same place a selection from the most varied stock in unison with the trado motto, "S.P. &Q.R." I THREE YEARS ' experience have sh,ewn by demonstration that a [ nimble Cd. is better than a slow Is., and that, notwithstanding the closo imitation and keon competition to which wo havo boon subjected^ our business was never more successful than a? tho present, tho publiq readily discriminating between tho Rlan adapted at tho Arcade ol : marking tho goods at tho samo universal low I price, and tho courso now being adopted by , some of mil competitors—markinc n few ;;oiiy 50 ppr pen*. kpjQW tho pitaa at which they have tor years supplied tho same goods to the Auck land publip. During our three years | ' BESIOiJNCE Df - tho City our prices have remained the same we commenced at in High-street, and though in the plan wo havo pursued — viz., supplying our goodp upon a lower tarift' of profits than hitherto known in Auckland, we haveincurred tho displeasure of a few of our neighbours, wo are yet content to know we havo tno approba tion of the majority of our appreciating ti^ens, and as long as we remain in AUCKLAND it will be QU%Qi)deavour honourably to maintain tho position in 'which wo havo been placed by tho extonsiyo patronage we have received from tho inhabitants of Town and Country, to whom wo tender our sincere thanks. new /^IOODSON'S. : hew OOODS. VXOODSON'S, GfIODS,



I Wanted. HIT ANTED, Good General Servant; * * refcrenc cs reauired. - Apply Mh W. Williams, 71, Cook-street. . a Cliatwoman immediately, I v_V_ -,Apply Star Office. - WANTED, a Gond General Servant.— Apply atrs W. Winstonc, William streot. • u&f ANTED, a good General Servant, for » T a country Hotol.-Apply to Mrs Porter, Charlcmont Hotel, Wakcfleld-strcot ANTED, a Bespcctable Intelligent Young Ulrl forMossm Boylan and ran- Hold's Rotall China and Harlhonwaro Depart mon>, Qncen-ntreeet Anokiand. *&/■ ANTED, a General Servant for the VV North Sli.i'3; wagos, 15i par week,— Apply l!u J. I'h")lp3. E'don Orescent ft/Ay ANTUD, a General Servant, where *** honmtiald io kopt.—Apply Mis Ireland, Hulnio (Jourt, ParaoU. ~~ANXtti>, a General Servant; no waahinir. Kfcfernncaa required.—Apply to Mrs T. Hill, oppoeica Mr Millar's Btoro, Urnfton Itoafl. «»r ANTED, iirst-claaa Cook. — Apply | Vv Viotorla Dining Rooms next door to Montugno'a, Qaeon stroot. ANTED, Look in the Doorway at Dampior'o Fresh Uargitlnß In Drapery, Wakoflold-streot ANTED 7 a good~Plaiu Cook and Laundress.—Apply to Mrs L. D. Nathan, Karaiißahapo lload. ■ja, r ANTED, a smart young Man as » v Uouor.-U idervaut. — Apply, (it once, Novnda Hotel. WANTED, a good strong Boy as an jpprontlco to the Bliictcsmlthlng.— Apply to John (ioland, Blaokamltn, Prlnces-st, Onehunga. \/V ANTED, Grocer's Assistant.—jUow1?, v v Victoria-street. _________ WANTED, a First-class Coatmaker.— *pi-iy to If, h. Possoneßklo, Tailor, foot of Shortlaud-Btreot. WANTED, immediately, a good Cook. —Apply to Mra Kuok, Pftvnoll, during torenoon. WAftTHJ), a Partner, with a small oapltf.', i join tho ndvortlser In Storo knopltiK. Tho U'-v'ross ali'oa'ly established; Ilio promlotor v ti.i i ti onlargo and stare unolhar brnncli atorc. ■orfurthor particulars apply to tli la olDue. WANTED, a strong Boy to milk and make himself najful.—Apply at office of Knmo Cclilory (opposlto Filth's Ml'l), Qacon atrtof. ANTED, a Baker,—apply from 5 p.m. till 10 n.m,, v. ffarroll, Frlnocs ____, OuohonKn. \AT "ANTED, a respectable Youth, to v 7 Crlva snd make himself gonerally use ful.—Apply Queensland ilakory, WakefleU streot. WANTJtD, a kind respectable person vrlahing to Adopt a Haby from birth [of rospootablo paronts).—Apply for addteos at 3t.»r office. WA^THDTo Vergor and Collector for St. Matthew's Parish. Kaoli office may uo applied for separately.—For further informa :ion as to duties. &c, apply to T. \V. Doonin, Churchwarden, Hobson street. WANTED, a respectable Girl, about 13 yeara of ago, at ohco.—Mrs Honmna, Kiiranßaliftiio Kcad, opposlto Newton Hotel. WANTED, Look in the Doorway at Dampler'd Praeh .Uarßalna In Uraßt-rr, 'rFnkefiold-etroet. "..".. r AJSTFD, a respectable Nurse Girl.— V v Apply at onco to Mrs T. J. Philip's, Kaiancahapd lioid, Nqwton. _ ■&/y ASTKD, 3 respoctablo Young Men '' as Boarders; plungo and shower bath with every comfort of ,n,ho:LO,—Mrs Jeffrey, Hncont street. WANTED, 3 or 4 respectable Boys as ipprentioia,— Apply Princo ana U*vy, Jroivn Boot Faototy^Orty-slrrot. W" ANTED, for Hotel at Cambridge, a Alan Cook; muse bo atriatly eobor and ihcrouKhly compolont.—Apply to-mortow to T. Maoky, Fort-atroet. \}\J ANTED, Clothing Hands,— Coombes T» nndCo. \&r ANTED, Drapers.—Coombes and Co, WANTED, Look in tho Doorway at Darnp'or's Kroah Barßalna In Drapery, kVabeflßldj'reet \TiJ AWTED, a Boarding-house near VV Unoon-Jtrcot.—ipply, BtstlnK »artloa arjt,Jo_J.K , fcotlq Hoial. liobsonetreot. W" ANTED, a good Gonoral Servant; no washing.—Apply, in tho orenlng, Vlrs aabriol Lewis, O'Rorka-street. WANTED, a General Servant.—Mra J. J. Holland, City Road (near Girla" ilißh School). puANTKD, a gooa General Servant; V I housemaid kopt, — Mra Chambers, albeit Park &&7 ANTED Servants, all classes, Mrs V? Whltoombo'ti Hef?l6try offloo, near Markot and "pora House. Uno ptenoral for lotol (town), 11 \ and 10 Other situations in town indanbnrba. \jtf A NT.BD, a coort General Servant.— V? Atp'y to Mra Hhera, Arney Hoad, Remaera. WaNTEP, n Man to Cut Wood.— Apply to H. S. Canham, Coal and Firo- Dealer, Symonds street. \»/ANTISD, by a well educated young v r Man, SUuatton as clorkor book-k?ecor; ;ooiroft;iei < cos.--Apply by lottor to W., Btak )fflOß. • a/ANTIiD, Jjook in tho Doorway at » V Unruplor'a Frooh Hargaina in Drapery, tVakofluld-strcot. W" ApITICD KNOWN — "Pectorine" for Coußha. Colflp, Bronohitis, Ho»rse lonn. &0., 2d and 5s por bottlo.—Propirod at ?forth ehoro Vhannacy, Dovonport. M«y alao 30 obtained from Mr J. A, Uaelet', 181, Qacon itroot, •Sv ANTED to Purchase, 4,000 Ti-tree v V Rails, and 2,000 First-class Purlri Posts. ' -Apply to J. Craig.Commorco-street. WANTED, a Furnished Bedroom for Bin(?lo prontlomen(eloso to Queen-street). Address A.X.. Star olllec. ' WAWTBD, a thoroughly practical per son to Prospect for Silver in Provinoo 3f Auckland.—Apply for full particulars, by ottor, to U.M.. STAiiofUco. W1 ANTED known, that Tester is giving up Business and Belling his Stock at such Extraordinary Prices as must effect a ilearanco.-Tcster's Great Sale, Karangahapo Road. J ■ \X\J AJMTED, JStroug Boy foi Parcels.— v T Aoply t™K. B. Shsldors and Son, Drapers, 203 and 203, Qaoon-atroot. ■ WANTED, Good General; must bo soud p!aln coos; also Rirl about IS to assist.—Appl^ btAH cflloe. *A7ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland v v Boßistrr (eatablished 1863), respectable 3trv wt« of all clars-s. \%! ANTED, at Hanimfo'rd's Auckland V '.' Registry (established I860), Goneral Sor vant for Mount Albert; waßes, 14-:. ANTED, at Hancaford s Auckland Berjlstry (established lSfi-1)), a Boy, to milk and make himself generally nnafuL WANTED, at Uannatord's Auckland Koglstrv (ostabllßhod ISC?), Goneral sad Yonng i;irl to naslat, ______y< *TrANTKD, a~GW"about 13 or 14 years v* of bro to mako liorsolf useful; no children.—Apply at onco, Hollo Vuo llouso, opposite St. Paul's Church. ANTED, by widow~lady witlTno V » yoiiDK ohllaran, a few Kespaotablo Men as Boarders ; nice accommodation and nss o( piano; threo minutes walk f com town,—For ad drcsa apply Piun offloe. \}\r ANTED Known—That MR JAS. v T FJjAHKRfY, late of Mr yonng's 'bus, has started an Express of hie own. Order Bo jk loft at Mnxflold'?, Gicoar, Queon>stfOßt. WANTED, two unfurnished Kooms in respectable locality by a couple with out children. — Apply Mrs. Johnson, at B, McKeown's, Queen-street Wharf, a a/A 5i TED KNOWA, GrTat Bargains, V V Helling Off the riimslnlnK stook of Sum mer Mllllnory Under Coat—Mrs Klriman. MHUaor ami lireasamkcr, vjctorla-strcet Went. WAfTED, Situation as Teacher in a. SohooJ, or as Tutor in private family. Classics, German, taught—W.jC., Star Office. \JUANSED, to Borrow, £300; freehold V 1 cccarlty.—Address. T.W,, Oclioo of this paper. \JQ XNTED KNOWN—Money acl v * vanccd on Personal and Collatoral ao enrity, repayable by wookly icstalmonts. Bills Discounted.—Rao's Now Zealand Pawn Oftico, Da.rbv-streot. "■QTAKTED— At Kobson's Melbourne » V Honse, Ponsonby, Strong Ulaters for sohool wear, Itom 6s 3d 13 8a G4; Ladiea Om bre'lag, rr.im 53. Y^ftf ANTKD, Look'in tho Doorway at «7 Dnmnlor's Fresh Bargains In Drapery, Wakeflcia-:3trcet. WAN* ED, for a permanent situation, fin votive steady Mau with a knowledge of tho '.Tcoary bu»lco3s, tota!«e orders and de liver goods in the oountry with horse and trap, —Auplr with references to HJ, Box IOQ, Poat. Offlcß, Anokiand. Wi\ NVKD, Thveo lespcctable Young Men rs i^oardorß, with every comfort of a home.—Apply Stamford House, Symond- Btreat. .___ WANTED, a respectable Boarder'hT~a qniet family; terms, 2%, Including waßhlng, bath, ftc, — Mrs Ryder, Bymondßi otreat (oornor of Havolook-stroel). Piclclo Bottles; best price glvon.—Apply Auoklaad Fish Compaay. 207, Qneon-gtregt' WAITED, Pousonby Ladies to know they can havo thoir own Matorials used for all descriptions of Millinery, at mode s-ato charge,—Robson's Melbourne House, Pon sonby. WAJSTJsD KkCwn—Jin iia4iss' SilveJ Jewellery, wo ooaflne ouraelves entirely toEeal Silver; wnkcep no SllverineorPlatad Qoois of any liind, Ifreflh Besortment jnst to hand.— Charlos.Kelsey S Co.. Queon-Btreee (two doora b^low Morrin'a. Ironmonger). '■^TaHTED KNOWN-If you want to fT Bee t>ia latest Fashion (Antumn and ■Winter, 1335), hava a glfmoo at Mnnro and MilUgKn'a Tailoring Window, in Hobson-stroet, WAN I'iSJO ICNuWN-,-" Correct Tip"— We bavo iust received, es Weathers field and Famenath, largo shlpmsnto, and oan Gail yon Btuff cheaper than unj other houßn In Newton or out—J. and W, Wllllsme, both BldO3 Karangahbpe hose.



Wanted. ! \%T ANTED, a Waiter who understand! I yt , h!i work; must have flratoass testt montaJs.—Apply Nosftom Club. ' J%57 ANTKD, nn Engine Driver; one ac , V i cmtomed to thrashing maonlno pre ferroi — Apply William Uuohaoan, South British Chamber.'. Hi ANXffiD, a'good Geneial Sorvant.— Apply Mrs MoMaater. Oneen-ftrae^. aN'I'KD Known — Received third supply of " Tha Unknown God," whloti everybody shopld rtftl. Pilco. 61—A. Oamp toll, Bookseller. " WANTED, Look in the Uoorway at Uaropier's Fre:h Bargains io Drapery. WaSoflold-Btreet. • A/ANTED KNOWN, that the Ex. » ¥ amlnatlon Papers of the Now Zoaland Unlvorßity (or 1882 may ba had at N, O.Lannox's, lata Wayto'a. ICO. Qnton-street. WANTED To Purchase, a Cottage.—l have a Purchaser of a Five or Six roomod Cottago, in vicinity of Mount St. Mary Ponsonby, preferred; must have view of the water.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen street. 'Ift/ ANTEb7"2~or 3 Furnished Rooms V » with use of kltohen, within a short dla t*noß of Queenalreotj tertna moderate— (3D.. Stj it oinco. WANTED known—Tharairiinds~of very superior Jolly and Fruit-canning Jars, nlso a gonoral assortment of oarthonwaro in Croam and Butter Crocks, Milk Bowls, Jugs. Bakers, Tea and Coffee Pota, may now bo had at thp Nowton Pottery, either in wholesale or retail lota. Inspection invited. WANTED KNOWN.-For Sale, the v » BunlnOßß of J. Robloy, with Good-will 69G \ ol? ra Patot>W (seourod)to purchaser, ykf A NTED, Tenders for Painting a W rANTED, a Six-roomed House, within 10 minutos' walk of Post-office (fur nished or unfurnished); rent moderate.-Ad arose Kox, P.O. VJJANTETTknOWN-Foi- Sale, to "."„ Buslnoaa of J. Hobley, with good-will Mid (to seoure nrst-olass patents). — apply 89, aroy-aireet. vv ' W' ANTED.a l Jurcliaser lor a Furnished Cottage in a good thoroughfare -10 minutos walk from Quoon-streot Furniture comprises all tho household requisites, ana is in ?ood order. To bo had a bargain.—D. F. Evans, restate jtgont, Queen-street (between Bank o Australasia and "Horald" ofllco. WANTED, a Partner to join *a thoroughly praotlcal man, who has aeon need Io oreot saw mills, cany on the work ng of tho same as well as the working of the rash aud pvirytHlng oonneotod with the timber ;raae;and/ieha>4oo aores of flrßtolass kauri ouah, freohoia, near to railway Btat'on. Capital roquired to work on equa lanares, about filOOO.— For particulars, apply to John Soppott, Lan 4 Agent, No. 8. Qneen-atreet VS7ANTED~WIDELY KNOWN, that * V Cbarloa KeisoT & Co., do net keep any if tho close imitations of Silver Jewellery—tho wholo of their largo and choice assortments being Real Ui.vbb, consequently thoy *uarantoo overythlng.—Charles Kelsey &Co , Queen-Bireot, two doors below Morrln'e, Iron mongers. WANTED KNOWN, Men's Bull Slippers, only Is: Men's strong Elastic 3ldo Boots, 8a Cd ; Ladles' Klaßiio Bide Imitation Kid Boots 3s 0(1; grand lino of Ladicj'a real Kid lElastic-Bido, with tasseH. 53 6d; (2) ladles' Morrooco Hlastlc side do., 53: (1) Ladles' Boots, 2i Gd and 3s ; Ladles' Kl'.ppore. la, 2a 6d ; Ladteß' 3aGd; High heel Evening bhoes; Gir.'a' Prunella Boots, size 11 and 12. 89 01: Matdß" Prunella do., slzo 1 and 2. 13 6d; Maids' Batton Boots, size loud 9,5); Children's Buff Slipuers, Knot with far, 2a Od: Eutton Hooks, 2d eioh; Hanthway's oolebratod Pejrleaß, 64 per Bottle, it the Yiotjrla-Bireet Shop, W. H. Pampler. AN Offer wanted for a Sevon-toomed . Hon«o In Nelson-atrtet. Freehold allot tnont; na3 laid oj.—F.G. Bwington. rpo FAUMERS NEAK ADCKLAND^ I Wanted, a moderate supply of Fresh Butter and Eggs every week.—Reply to Charles Uorger, Franklin Road Store, To Let, TO .LET, a Four-roomed Cottage off CookotKet. with good well andotllnr.-- Apply T. Ueßher. Stiohbnry Bnlldinga. rino LET, a Five-roomed House In 8. Tlmmes-stroot, Brighton; resistor grate, svon, well, &c.-Apply to M, Marriott, Grocer, Upper Parnoll. ■ rjj^O LET. a Comfortable House in JL A nKloßoa-stroot, containing II rooms with jai and water laid on, and kitchen range.— Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray, Land Agents, 12, Qnoen-Btroet. rino LET, now 4.roomed Cottage with -JS. scullery, grate, oven, tank t corner of Pon jonby Hoad and Claronca-atreer.—Apply Mrj Parker, near tha oattogf, TO LET, a Shop* with Kesidcnce of 5 rooms, situatod at tho oornor of Pitt and 3rey-strcots, adjoining Harry Watt. First-class stand. Gaa and water laid on.-J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Quoen-Btreot. '■J^O LET, New Five-roomed House.— I Apply to Mr Knight, Butchor, St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby. TO LKT, a Five-roomed House. Also, a Girl wanted to assist in housowork.— Apply Mrs Short, Mount Kdon Road. rpo LET, in Victoria-street, Honse and H Shop and Baker's Ovon; water laid on — Apply Mr Stevonson, Nolson-3treet. ■^0 LET, furnished or unfurniahod, the * Concrcto Villa of 10 rooms, ploasantly Bituated on Great North Hoad, with gardon, Btablo, nnd paddock, abundant supply of water. —Apply to Mr Edwards, on tho premises. Arch Hill 'bus passes many times a day. 'I^O LET, First-class Business Premises a in City and Suburbs.—D. F. Erana, Estate Agent, Queon-strcot, between Bank of Aus trnlaain and " Herald" Olllco. 'L pO BE LUT, at Mount Albert, near the & two oharohes. a Comfortable Residence, with suitable outhouses and about live acres of Und, vroll watered. Paeltlon elevated, and on the main road.—Apply to F. G. Kwington. TO LET, a new Five-roomed House in O'Neii • street, — Apply to J. Roberts, Grocer, Ppnsonby Road. j O LttT, for a term, one Shop and ft nwellliiß-houto, in that handsome block of bnllAlnas now bolng orooted in the best part of Hobfon-atreot. next to C. Greenway, Kpq..— Apply, Uak Lo go, HobßOn-stroot. '1-0 IET, Five-roomed Cottage in Pros- R poot-stroct, near Ponsonby Hall; also, Fonr-roomod Cottago in Ponsonby Road.—Apply W^G. Allon, Clarence-street, Ponsonby. r'r O~ LETTofßces.—Those centrally situ « atpd and first-class Offlcoa now in my occupation (ns I am removing to ground floor). Tho best position in Auckland for a solioitor or other professional man.—o. F. Evans, Estate Agent, next to Bank of Australasia, Quoen-Bt. i O LET. Corn and Producs Store and * Virowood yard in Custom-house-street; excellent opportunity for a person with Bmal! capital of entering upon n most iuorstlve busluo«B.— t pDly to George Frasor. Manager In dustrial and Provident, £0., Building Hbeioty, Queon street aad Vulcan Lane. "|So BK LEASED, a Farm of 150 acres, I having a good Honne. Dairy, and Farm Buil<lln«s, fnncod nnd divided into paddocks, well watered in the driest seasons. All the pro dncij from tho farm can be sold on the spot, Without Bondlnt: to Auofeland. The lesteo can have any term that ma? be agroed upon. A splendid opening for a country etorokeepor.— Kor farther particulars apply to Win, Gulliver Housojand Land Agent, Fonsonby. r|-?AKAPUiNA To Let or for Sale, an M esoollent Farm near Lake Takapuna, 33 aoroa of good land and an excolloni house and outbuildings. Cosoh naes:s eight times dally. 'forms OBsy.-OUver Mayg. DEViSNPuRT, North-Shore. —Excellent now Villa Residence, 0. rooms, to Lot. Thore ia every convenience.—Also, a nice Cot tago, 5 rooms.—Oliver Mays, agent. OUSES TCTLKT, furnished and un furnished.—Apply R, & R, Undor.Hcuse Agents. Devonport. W" ORKSHOf or Factory To Let, at 1 corner of Vlotoria and Cnburg streots, recently ocoupled as a steam cabinet manufac tory; steam power If desired, with use of circu lar caws, band saw. turning lathe, &0.~ Apply at Brush Faotory, or to iii. Wayto, 177, Queen- Btroot. DBVONPOHT.-To Let, at a low ren tal to a permanent tenant, eight-roomed Bouse nnd largo volcanic allotment; furniture It required, at a valuation,—Apply Oliver Mays, Devonport. Meetings. THE MONTHLY MEETING of the St. James's Presbyterian Band of Hope will bo held in the St. James's Hall TO MORROW (Friday) EVENING, March 2nd, at 7.30 o'clock. R. O. MACKIE, Hon. Secretary. A MEETING of the Jahn Gymnasium will talto plaoe In the Parnell Hall on WEDNESDAY, Marott 7. All members are re qOb tod to attond —L. w. Gregson. Hon. Sec. A UCKLAND BUILDERS' ASSJCIA JX TION. The Quarterly Meeting of tho above Asaoolai tlon will be held in their Booms, South British Buildings, on THURSDAY »ext, at 7.E0 p.m. W, 6. CONNOWiY. ■ President. T O. G. T. To all who are favourable to the Opening of a Lodge of Good Templars under the Qraad Lodge of New Zealand flmerjoan Order), are requested to meet at the Young Men's Ohilatlan Association Rooms, Wellealey-street, at 7.38 p.m,, on FRIDAY nest, the 2ad March, 1883. SIXTH ANNUAL PUBLIC MEKTINS OF THE AUCKMUD SCIPTURE GIFT ASSOCIATION, NOIIOE, Tub above Meeting will be held on fffUDAY EVENING nsxt, 2nd March at 7,30, at the Young Mesh's Christian ABSooution Rcoms, when the Annual Statement, with Treasurer's Balance-sheet, will ba submitted, and Short Addreaaea doliveroa by Rave, R F, Maoniool, J. S. HUI (Napier), P. Meson, and other Gentleman. A Collection on behalf of tho Association'^ j Funds will ba takoa. ! Dr. Kenderdine will preside, WM, RUBHBROOK, Hon. Sec,



[ For Sale. FOB SALE, about 7 tons of Prime Oaten Hay j Bko come «reon Maize.— Apply to Colonel Daw;oa, Kliorajle. S3IOK SALE, cheap, Freehold Allotment, «P corner of Randolph and Regent-streets, Newton; 33 x 100 ft; 100 foot from Nowton Road. Price, £Go.—Apply to T. HcAvell, carter. ftp OR LEASE, Gentleman's Residence M (Ponsonby), consisting of 7 rooms, bath room, washhouse, verandah,tanks ,large orchard, garden, &c, &c. Rent, £60.-Apply T. Harkla, High-street. ■ iitOK BALE, a Comfortable 5-roomed ■? Honso, In first-class ordor. wlibiu five minutes' walk of Union Bank.—H. Parttngtoß, Stlchbury'a Buildings. |/»OR SALe, Cheap, Costermouger'a Jj- narrow and Board — apply next door Mr WilßOn^bootmaker, Shortland-atreot. FOB, SALE, Kyber PassT^omfortabie well finished House of 6 rooms; giai laid on gas stovo, and every convoEisnce-Hj PartlnuHn. Btlchhuty'a Balldlnaß. 'S/iOB SALfc':, Cheap Little Farm, Wai- JL\ komltl, 40 Aoioa, with 8-raomed House; all In cultivation.—H. Parttngton, Honee and }jund Stlohbnrr'fl Buildings. fIJiOR SALE, Houses, Seafield Vtfcw, JL Bnrleigh-stree?, Hid Poneonby; alto, AHotmsnts, Mount Kdon; cheap, and easy terms.-H. Partinßton, Land& Eaiatu Auent, Etlohbnry'a Bnildlflga. BEES ! BEttS l-I have a few Bwacms, with patent Hives (complete) for disposal; aheap.—G. 11. Layers. Queen-street. FARM SERVANT.—I am wanting a Man and Wifo for a Farm short distance irom town —6. 11. Layers, Queen street. SEaDS! SEBD.3I~You can sow Cab", baso. Canl'flour, Canot. and Turnip this nonth.—New Seeds of G. H, LaTora, Qucen itroet. SEEDS. -SEEDS.— A new shipment just recoivod from Jfngland br Steamor, via Vlelbonrno. You o»n Invariably get them (jooi ' JjaYorH' Queen-street. fJ'OR SALE n Bargain) — Bcresford fi. street: a. new ana well-finished nonce of rooms; verandah, vonetian windows, water aid on. A really handomehousa. Instrnodona ;o sell at onco. Price, only £430.—D. F. Evaaß, Estate Agent (aext Bank of Australasia!. SLPUII IMMKDIATIS SALE—stones! *' Point, Northcoto —A Splendid Comer Mlotment, main road, about one mile from vharf, with a frontago of 200£t to Groat North Soad. Price only £150. Must bo sold at once. 4. great bargain.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Jueon-street. E^OR SALE, Handsome Now and WeiT -IIJ finished Verandah Cottage of i rooms tnd lean-to, with largo collar convenient for rood and coal, togethor with tho Furniture, ;as Fittings, Registor Grate, Leamington tange, and other comforts; situate in Bond treet. Price, only £300.—D. F. Evans, Estate Lgent, next Bank of Australasia. PIOK SALE OR LKASE (Northcoiej Uuideoma Villa Ro ldence. now line plendldly finished off, bow window, &o.i ftc rand view, and a beautiful allotment, with rator frontage, abont 60 x 200, partly fenced no piantod, within three minutes walk of Itokea'a Point Whurf. Terms very easr.—D, F, Svang, Eatato Agent, Quean-swot. 75:0 sjiOß SALE, Mount Eden, new and V handeomo gable ended Villa, containing room?, poullerjf, wash-house, largo olßtern, co,, fitted with register, kitchen range, leap loards, &o. Good position, main road frontaire ory desirable frashold allotment, about 60 ,by 00. Price, £550.-0. F. Kvnns, Estate Minx, text" Horala " Offloo, Qneen-street." (61(1) SmOR IMMEDIATE BALE.— Handsome B-' Villa Residence, new and well-finished, ontalnlng 7 rooms, fitted with ga.% water, egistor grate, kitchen dresser, &c. So. Nice froehola Allotment, Bltuotsd. near top of b"rank- In Road, grand vlow, and good position.— X). f. Evans, Estate Ageni, next Bank of Atmttst -Bla. Qaoen-alreof. (gg^) EFOR SALE, Mauku, a very desirable ua. Ll ttsi e .F¥ nn ol ttbout 3" »om». nearly all übdlvlSod Into grass paddflfeka, crops, trait rooß, &c. &o.; a email piece of native bueh; n abundant supply of water; and (rood Houee, rooms, stable, dairy, oowshad. piggerlss, So., Co., mßklns iv all a compact little farm, the fhole o£ whioh 1b offerea tor £380: altuated In iretty position, near Church, School, &a. Sec— 1. F. Kvanp, Kstate Agent, Queen-street. 63ii BI^OR SALE cheap and desirable little *i.,, s '? rm °* 116 aoro3 "Portion of whioh la nbdlvidod into sr»B9 paddoolt, orohard, &0., alanoe Is good fern land, trad a small swamp; ilßlotwhuble; good supply ot water, together »fo »ow House (6 roomB) and necessary oat inlldmgs, bOßldes an extensive free run for attle adjoining. Price only £330. D. F. Evana, Catato Agont. next •' Herald." Qaeens-street. , *■ ■ _ - ■ ■ m BjIOK IMMEDIATE SALE, Comfoit- V able Villa RssWenoe fenfl good corner 50 x 100, situate near AU Saints i Jhuron, being corner o( Poneonby Terrace and Jayard-etroat; the Houso is almost now, con &lns flvo roDins all In good'order, and is fltbsd ?ita oupboardg, rogißter grato, gas, oven, eto.; rood-shed, woshhonoo, fowl-honao. eto. I have witive iastruotions to soil, as the owner Is savlDK inokland.— D. W, Kvans, Estate A?ent. text Herald." Qaeon-Btiect. No. CiS BIUR SALE (a Bargain to Carpenters).— Ptik»kohe.—Houss of looms, thoroughly veil finished, three carpenter's shops, garden, irohard, good well and puiip. &0., three-qaarter ,oro Beotlnnß. adjoining Railway Station and rooting Main street; a well-eatabllahed Oar lenter and Jolnor'a Business in full wori, oin iloyingfour mon, oarrled on on the Dromiaes; iWnor loavina tha colony | a raro ohanoe for tt inahlog man with a Ht«o capital.—l). F. Evatis, estate Agent, Quoßri-street, Best Bsmk of Atis ralasia. yQ3, fij^Oß SALE OR LEASE, a Wew and &; Commodious Resiaoaoe and Grounds (Hie ato r!apt. Synioad't), Bltpato in Qnoen-etreot, )ochung<t. Tha houao contains 13 rooms, stun>sd ilgh, and commanda a magnificent view ot lianukuu Hiubour. Mangaro. and Burronnding liauiots. The grounds are tastelolly laid out— i teimiE lawn, flower garden, orchard, &o. jt t aohed to th» above aroaU the necessary out inllcinßs. A raoat desirable rotidenoe for a lentloman'n family.—Cards to vlow and all par loulara from V. ff. Evans.Estate Agent, Qaoea itraet, (666) rpo B AKERR- For Salo, in the country, B- a Bakery, doing a very good business.— Tor partlouloss apply to E. Mitohelson and Co., 9, Queen-stroot. rEHO SPORTSMEN.—For Sale, at Half Jl thoir Velno, an ExoolUnt O. V,, 12 bor« ). B. Gun, double baok action, stub Damaactts Jarrels, patent f ore end, Choke DDra. by Thomiia Woodward: togethej: with case ond full oom ilomont of fittings, also, a valuable Prussian Needle Klfle, eightad for 15C0 yards.—To view, ipply T, F. Leas, Hellior Hou»e, Grey-alrest. I/iOR SALE, in Gladstone Road, a moist A- convenient B-roomed Cottage aad lares illotmant; grand view Of harbour. Prioe, £l; 50 -£160 cash, balance oan remain on property. Six-roomed House in Manukau Road, near sfc Mary's Church, in flrat-olass order. PrloD, 2350. Q'orins oan be had. Fivo-roomert Cottage, quite now, anfl good illotment off Manaban Koad. In NoWmaSfcet. ?rioo, £350. Aonly to W. & J. FRAT2R. Estate Agent, N 2: Insuranoa aulldingg. P O R £j A E E, OfTS OF THE BS3T AND MCST PE9RPRALILY QITUATKI) TTOTKL3 UKtrrRfeLLY OITUATBD OQTIShS IN QOEEN-STJJKBT, Poinc a largo and lncresslos trafio. Nana bnt prinoiplea dealt with. Apply W. & J. FHATHR, Land Agents, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. '|"'O BE DISPOSED Olf by ptirate coif- X tra^t, on arrival of 6h!p Montoosa, expoc iei to ranch WolliDjiton about the beginning ot MEaroh i— IK PURB-BBED ROMNEST MARBH •*•*' RAMB. selootad from tho best flooks In tho Eomney Matsh Dlßtriot by an experiem 3ed colonial buyer: also, 10 PUHH-BRSO rwcvro:>Tfl K*ES, from tha B»me district" For further partionlars aa to pedigree, price, Sec Rpply to MR A. COBB, Golden Lands, Foxtoa. '** " " - '■ ' --mw Tenders. |l O B U.I £1) KB U, Tenders will ba reoalved up to noon cm BATOKDAY, the IOtB ins., for tha Erection of a Brlok Shop and Dwelling in Grey-street. Plans, &0., at our ofllces. Queen street. BDWAKD MAHONSY S5 SOW. Arohiteota. rrv op l v m be r il Tenders for the Kreotion of an Iron Root to a building in Hobson-?treßt will bs bo received tip to noon on WKUNKSDIY, March 7, at our office. Colaaial Bank Building, whore plans and speoifie&tloas muy bo seoii, aOYIj&M AND LUNDON. . Civtl Knainaorß. O: B~~U 1 LB. JS RB. Ttmficro will be received until noon of WBD NBSDaY, March 14th. for the erection and opmpletlon of a YVesloyan Church at Walßku. KDWARD BARTDBY. Architect. ?"ip~O CAKI?E NT E B if. Tonfiers will ba received until noon of March 3rd, for the Kreotion of a Grand Stand (teai porary) at Henderson Raceoonree, Pians. •* c, at my office, Canada 7'uildlnas, W. H. BKINNKR, Architect. Bpara ana isemaence. iM OYJSRNOR BROWNE HOTEL, ! 'br HOBSON-STKEET. j Boaeb and Lodging «, 20s. per Week. Single K00m......... ~..255, per Week. jTIOMFuRXiiBLE APAKXMEN'I;S lor \j Ladles during their acoonchmentj quie^ ness and attontion. Terms moderate.—Apply Mrs Boyle, Upper Queen-street (3rd house above Heath's store). O~ LD CLDB PRIVATE BOARDI&Q HOUSE. Eden Crescent, Auckland, within three minutes, walk of tho Railway Station, Wharf, Post office, Supreme Court-house, and Banks.—First-class Accommodation for Visitors from the Coast and Country Districts. Apart ments en suite for Ladies and Bamilles. Plunge and Shower Baths. Letters and telegrams addressed; o the Manager, Old Club Private Boarding House, Eden Crescent, Auckland.wiS receivo prompt attention. '."*"A"_ lIT TN o R aou a X Beach Road, Devonport, ' A delightfully situated Marine Residence, commanding an extensive view of the harboox, city, and suburbs; conveniently located betweon tho Victoria and Devonport whaives. Evoiry comfort and convenience for visitors and board. Terms moderate. JNO. OWEN. CALL-TIKI SLUICINiI CuMPAT^ i'tbtnsr/ 2d-itta



1 ■ Pabliffttdy^B. PKOPKKTY ASSESSMENT ACTS, AND RATINGACT, 1882, SECTION S. The Statements of Values of Properties under the above Acts, for the Borough of Parnell and the Kaeo, Pukokaroro, 'falnakl West Papakura Awliitu, Mount Khen North Shore Opaheke, Great Barrier Island. Kaukatiakam1 Opotiki Kirikiriroa, Te Puna7jffif and Parua Bay Highway Districts, has been de posited at the offices of ffie respective Council and Boards for public Inspection. J. SPBItREY, r, _t_™ «™ Comroisslonofc Property Tax Offloo, Wellington, February IS8j? PROPERTY AFSFSSMENT ACTS, AND RATING ACT, 1856, SECTION 3. Tfae Statements of Values of Properties under toe above Acts, for the Wangaroi Connty Piako County , Mongonui Town District Ararimu North Highway District Devonport Highway Distriot | Paparoa Highway Distriot Waitokerci South Highway District Manukau Highway District Titirangi Highway District Matakana West Highway District Mahurangi EasfeHighway District Puhol Highway District Mangapai Highway District Ruarangi Highway District Waikiekie Highway District Waipu North Highway District Waipu South Highway District Waipu Middle Highway District lave been deposited at the offices of tho respec ive Councils and Boards for public inspection, J. SPERRBY, r> ! m „ Conmissioner. Property Tax Office, __WelUngtoa Jt 21th February, 1883._ part hi, Picturesque I^ew Zealand AMD J^fONTHOY JlfßWa JFItL BE PUBMBHBDi AND MAT? Bit HAD AT Att BOOKSELMaS AKD STATIONERS, AKD ' AT BHB OFMOB, 177, QUEUW-BTBEEIT, On thk Jst MARCH. ?HIS WORK CONTAINS FIVE lARGE ILLUSTRATIONS OP NEW ZEALAND SOENSKY. IQB. HAINES having returned from Sydney, has resumed Practice. Hours as ana, RJOTICE OF PARTNEKSHfP. Tho undersimed have this day entered into" 'artnership as Civil Engineers and Surveyors, /q (o . n p fl ) JAMES STEWART. talgnea ' ASHLEY J. HUNTER. OANNOCKBURW, EX CUZOO. WHITE AND^WATKINSON, TAILORB, VIOIDBIA-BTRKET, Have onenaa nn 1 CASK OF SDPKRIOR BANNOOKBURN TWEKDB. Lnd have to arrive, per Brahmin, i CASKS WORSTED COATINGS, OVER COATINGS, and WINTER TVYEBDS. Customers are Invited to call early ana inepeot nose choice goods. WAKNOCK.JJEOTHISKS, . SOAP AND OANDIiS MANU FACTURERS, COX'S CREEK, JRichmon% i •ffloo l-DTJKHAM - STBBBT, AUCKIiANO. Cafih Purchasers q{ . TaUew, Wool. Sheepsklna, ana Bonag. \V ELLSFORC ATHLETIC SPORTS far; FRIDAY, MARCk 9th. ( J i? Id\ £0 £10,000 LENT on Building 4w_a.\.r sooJoty principles, or on other enng to suit borrowers. Allotments bought md Honaea built on weekly payment syßtem. klortgasres and Loans negotiated. Sco List ot 3ropertteß for sale on Ith pane. Six per cent, ■Mowed on money depoaltea for Investment.— 3. Willumson, Lsnd, Estate, and Flnaflolal «en na^Valnator,!B.Vulcan Lane. H/T &X KOBER, Dresa Shirt Manufac i-VJ. turer, Victoria-street. — Gentlemen's jresa Shirt 3to order or measure. Trade ordere .Mended to with punctuality. Contractor for lowing of any description. Plain Sewing at aiSsldpermile. £> ATS I—When do rats cease to be rats ? •Lv After a hearty meal off Siiablanb's 'hosphob IkSTE (they ara theo corpses)!— Sold by SHARIiAND & CO,, Shortiand-atreeft or Is. a pot. f XRAPES 1 GRAPBS ! I GRAPHS!!! 'UT Hot-house Grapes—large berries, very inpenor, can bo had direct from the vine at narket ratoa, from Wm. Stevenson, Onehnnga. BIiiEAS, and other Insect Pests, flee before SEGRETTrS INSECT POWDER, ho mo"st effeotive known. Price, Is. 6d. a tin.— Colonial Agents: SHARLAND & CO., opposite Jo3t-offlce. ._, HAVING decided to devote ray whole attention and personal supervision to my s'orth Shore Pharmacy, I have disposed of my Susinesa at 18t, Queen-street, to Mr J. A. Saslett, from this date. I take thia oppor ;unity of tendering my best thanks for the iberal patronage which has been accorded me linee I arrived in Auckland, and also of solicit ing on behalf of my successor a continuance of ;lio same. A. W. GARDNER, M.P.S., Ens?. Auckland, Feb. 28, KB3. WITH reference to the foregoing, I have pieasuro in announcing that I have this lay taken over, from Mr A. W. Gardner, Tlis English Pharmaoy, and all attached thereto. I shall esort myself to ensure by courteous and personal attention to business, the continuod avoura of Mr Gardner's late patrons. ■ JAMES A. HASLETT. Licentiate in Pharmaoy, Dublin, OROTECT YOURSELF FtiOM. MOS- Jt QUITOES by using SHARLAND'S KOMA, Is. 6d. a bottle.-Sold by SHARLAND fl-ND CO.. opposite the Poat-offlce. CIASR iJUYKKS Ot WBAJfUKX Will y find it groatly (c their advantage to BUY AT TESTER'S Cffieat Gleauinc) Sale, Karangahape Road. Great Success of Sale! STOCK OF DRAPERY AT COST PRICE I Tester's Gteat Clearing Sale, Karangahapo Road. ON Account of whom it may Concern.— Shippod on board Loch Creo, 1 Bale Wool, no mark.—J. Butcher, Commerce-streot. BY SPECIAL ,Jjsi*jg^>SSP APPaiNTMBW. DIXON (Awarded Prise Medal Sydney Exhibition), Manufaotdber of DOUBLE CRATED WATERS & CORDIAL S Cuba-street, Wellington. Ask for bis celobiated GIN&ER AiE, to be had in all paijts of tho Colony. C"OUGHS, COLDS, and LUHG DISEASES are speedily cured by taking SHARLfIND'S CHERRY PECTORAL.-Sold at 2s. 6d. and Is. 6d, a Bottle by SHARLAND AND CO., opposite Poat-offlco. ■iff O T 0 E. BEESWAX*! BKBSWAXI Parohaaea in any quantity for Cash. Buyers ot Fungus and Mantz Metal, Having purohasad in China a Klne Aeaort mant of Teas himself, JAMBS AH KKW ctm sonfiflently recommend them, and trusts that all his old Customers, and tho Publio Reneraily, will avail themselves of this splendid opportunity and call oarly to buy bis Superior Congas, Best Flavoured Kooloo, Shouohong, and various Hired Teas, auited to every taatei He has also on hand Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger. Orooberywarei Silks, Handkerchiefs, and other ciommodiUea too numerous to mention. Note the Addrais i— JAME3 AH KKW b CO.. 23A. Queen-street SHAKLAND'B'MOABKAINB'JBAK ING POWDER i 8 the purest known, and therefore once tried ia always used. Price, lg Ud and 2s. Cd. a tin. Proprietors: J. C. SHAR LAND & CO., opposite Post-offioe india and china tea warehouse; 1 Landlnu, ox Crownthorpe, from London, MOIB^. SCPKHH* ggS^™^SftgS " CHOIOB HBBBING3 I» SHBIMP SAUGfi " BMOKBD BSD HKBBJKQS KBWDBHnjB MAB&AtADK AWSM-SWISS MU&> Ex Aravrafa, Kotomahaas, suaa Walra pa. ■' 715 PACKAGES »"DIA, AND CHINA TBAS, Medium to Very Cioloo, in chests, halvee, and' boxes. Thesa shipments Include some ot the cheapest lines sold on the Australian Market this year. JCEEDK. TTHITEHffiAD, •85 VICTOEU-STaaET,



-^JPublio notices. * w^o comnmild J.'P »stchm'"'* 'Ona. which. ■ ~JL9iJHINOTOW. Hen. ijeo. to eand IB thei N?mnsFnnrt°fi !Btl2llr «a«oaw£. **,&!« J»ra Tißtit. At all P. JAQUER, _leUWaroh.jss3. Manages-. J|/j xtv o poli u talT"h~oTbl. MR. T. T. ANDERSON , Begs to intimate that ho has REMOVED to ampomry premises at the corner of Shortlan* md Qxeen streets, during the re-building of hia .ormer premises at tlio corner of Fort-street ji 0 URISTS A¥D ~ rO 1 HWS KOTOMAHANa HOT LAKES ASK ~ CAUTIONED Against being Mleleii by Agents to taka THROUGH TICKETS. FULL AX.D RELIABLE IHTFOR. BSAXION 4s to COST and ROUTK on application at the . Aneklaud Agency for LAKE HOUSE, ROTOKUA NATIONAL IKSOR/USOK BOII,DMia3, BJ. Qaeen-stroof, Auckland. Jannsry 30, lggS. JIO FARMERS ASD GKAZLEKS. It is proposad to Load the Matanra, for I,oa. Lon, with FtoSin Meat, for which the v.ssiS lassnaeo for two hundred tons, the following Jontribntious ara already promteed :- Sheep. j-o. Fira : .. _ ilsoo AucklandAgricultaraiCo. .. .. 600 T1203. Morrin, Esq.. ~ 50g- WalkatoLanazEgoolatlon .. ..800 Flaher and Co. (Limited) .. .. jqß A, Buckland, Keg. .. _ _ 500 Pariiea willing to make Shipment of Sheep or Sattle will please, without delay, signify earns 3Mh. JO3Ei?H B4NKS, Aneklaud. It is Bt^ulatea tlaat ihe condition most bo rime, and that the ehesp sha>i not waigh nioro nan SOlts, option belug reierred to rofusa Upment oi any inferior meat, whioh, ht nob. ofiso will bo sold on account of the owner. Fe&erß or Maiden Ewes only will be received, nd in lots of £0 and upwards. AnoWaod, tet Merob. issi, —^"^-*—-^— ' ■ | n : . Atictioae;. : - to-mqrkow, at h o'ciock a.m. mabSt~day. ' a liTSUIVS POULTBY, PRODUCE, tk. FRUIT) AW miOCKRir AUCTION ARTHUR'S MART, QUEJEN-STRKET. POULTRY DSEstRTMENT. rowia. Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Pigeons, Oa. nnrien, Faaoy Blrfls, Small Houdaiw Toulouse GeeEO, Fure-bred Ccjhins ' 'actable BolJojb, Wheelbarrows ' oases Canterbury Bacon and Haws obso Tsra?.aW Saoon and Hams oases Akaroa Ohsesa ' " Flour. Oatmeal, Oats, Whoat? BnS Bhir|| PBUIT, &c.-Aaokland-growh Plums; Dam- JRODERIES,. &o. - Teas, Sugars Coffin 30 tlna Aesortea Confastlonery ON BALE PRTVATEMT, FURNITURE! DffiPARTMBNT. ?tan°,L W)w ? nd seonnd-handrau Amerimn oi Household Fnraiiura and BeauisltM* ware,' So. °' Sad milb^^oTß^ TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock a,m. SIBBIK'S M^RT. *. SI SfoSaIF° OD °A^ 5 cases Cheese 4 cases Apples 100 bags Potatoes *20 baga Onions ■ 9 kega Prime Butter Candles, Soap, Kerosene r : S§?* s "Kar, Groceries Wheat. Bran, Flour ' • °fß:iCon <unreaerVo<ily); tq-mobrow~"aylJ^~ CARBINES & SA:yLOR PirSt-oIaBS Saddles naa BtlSlbp £.«(».. .„, Gents- (Dearly new), &*«, CISS^WS? and tot StaWa Sunarlea v"uu"« wwp. Household Fuinltare and Kitchen UtenEl's fco- Jewellery ana Kings, Watches, &c. . &C., &C., &ot frp At 11 o^Clock Sharp. ' CARBmES & TAYLOR r '~',■ ' ." Aitctionee!'s l TO-MORKOW; ~^~* .PROBUOE SALE. * W. DOWDEIf O-IlOQk.^ 14' Qa6oMtr?ot- «11 Potatoe?, Cheese. Brfeon, Hams iw onions. Applea, Wheat Brm n££f Oats, To». Sunar. CoffetrKer^ne? 11"^ Furniture, Fancy GcoiJa, Lot or Blrthds* £^ B tdT a ri c ! oraM^°fc™^ W. 8, OOOHBANK,] ~ (JAMiEg DAOHB By Ordr r of Ike General Church Tflast.. ; ALBOTMBJSTS. MANDKAU, ST. STEPHE2SB, AWJ> BRIGHTON itOADsT TO BE LB4SBO FOR SI YBAKB. THE Subscribers have received fni.*™,. tionsto^rec for lease h»nnwi»- "ff 16 ■ at the tand Wars. Fott Lest ™°wuoHon. Bfeurolieth,Btl3o-cloc&, ' ° Uoat*y. For • term of 21 y*ars, for Business Pn*M«,«_ ' TOUB ALLOTMENTS coma/nf^!!. . «oaaandSt..George'sßT/« 0J a ? lS l*ln froataieofsifSTteach™ an *»»» wish anavewsfflfronririaft:»2gSsfc tto offloe R3 n ofCOndltiOßH ct '"""P* «e«n •» BAMUKI^ COOHEABfE & SOW Auotionfiata. . ' (Ccnihuid un Founh Page.) •