ALLEGED DISSENSIONS IN THE CABINET.

DUNEDIN, this day. TH I 6 morning's Dunedin -Herald says • 'ally --"Ministers aro determined to rid of Messrs Dick and Rolleston. Mr «Mk«r talks of resigning; Mr Bryce is ftbS in the Waikato, at Mr Jack son's ■*jKi; and generally the Cabinet is 2 sixes and 'evens."

WELLINGTON REGATTA

WELLINGTON, this day.

; 'The wentfcs- is fiuo for the regatta, a ; fresh southerly breore blowing. [ Senior four-oared imiggedi: Star Club ■ l-XeTlrFetone Club's Konokoro, 2; |£a^olnb'aManawats,3. it was a good Ice, Wellington winning by several

Henderson's Mill Races.

Thb annual race 3 undor the auspices of th. Henderson's Mill Jockiy Club took place at the pleasant little course to-day. Tho com juittee bad been indefatigable in thrir ex ertions to make the mooting a pleasurable tlier _ n g, and they Tvero successful in a narked degree. Two special trains from tn»nleavingaill.lOa.iu,andnoon,conveyed .goodly- number of Aucklandeiß to the -cne et tho afternoon's sport. The course was in good goto- order. Tho totalisator 1 8 on tho ground, and was very fairly patronised. Several memberj of Tat tertalli also Pnt in nn a PPcaiance> antl <'i«id tha field " briskly and manfully.

SERIOUS BUGGY ACCIDENT AT PAEROA.

(BT TStEfiBATH— OWN COJUrtiSPONDHNT.

PABROA, this day. A BUOQT ascident occurred Inst night in Kotokohu Gorge. Mr J. S. Buckland was driving his buggy from To Aroha to Paerca, accompanied by Mr Duncan Clark, ot Patere, nephew of Mr J. M. Clark, of Auck land, Mr Laidlaw, of Te Awamutu, and CwenMcGee, owner of Wookpeeker. They were on their way to tho Ohinemuri races to-day, when the buggy capsized at an awk waid place in tho gorge. Mr Dun can Clatk alighted on the stump of a tree, and had several ribs splintered and bis lung injured ly the bones of the ribs. He was insen sible for a long time, but is slightly better this morning, and the doctors hold out hopes of recovery. The others were un injured. A doctor was fetched from Te Aroha, who has been in attendance with one at Faoroa since tbo accident. Dr. Hnxtable has also been sent for from the Thames.

Tho races here are very tamo. Tho prin cipal horses are Rewi, Luckpenny, and Woodpecker.

Keeping a Corpse Warm.

STBAHGB STOET OV HUMAN CKEDCMTY LTKOa* TOEOKTO,

TORONTO, January 25th,—Joseph Hiscoek, a young man of 30 years, diod in this city on Sunday night, and his body, wrapped in quilts, was at once propped up in a chair before o hot stove and kept thero until o late honr on Tuesday. Just before his death, Hiscoek, who suffered much pain, whispered that he was "going into a trance" and wonld remain in that condition for three days. His wife and friends implictly be lieved this statement, and therefore tho body was treated in tho manner described. The family appear to have been the victims of an " herb doctor" named Victor Hall, who keeps a small shop for the sale of herbs and drugs of questionable valnae on Qaeen stiet, next door to the Dominion Bank. A neighbour of the Hisoocks says that Hall was their family physician. According to this person, "Mr Hiscoek was a member of .society of brethercn who believe in tbe doctor's teachings. Lost summer he was taken sick and Hall prescribed for bim! Ho made him eat something made of Graham flour, and after a while the Graham cakes had raisins added to them. It cost the family sixty cents a day during part of tho time for fruit, on which thsy seemed to

live almost entirely. Then after a while this was varied by a dish mado from pea - -* meal and other stuffs. Whether it was the diet or not I can't say, but tho man seemed to improve, and I bolieve if Mrs Hiacock was sick to-morrow she would prefer Hall to any other doctor." The neighbours state tbat during Bls cock's illness "Dt" Hall dosed him with oranges, nuts and figs. Bottles and jars filled with hot water were placed in bed with him at night and a profuse perspira tion Induced. In tho morning theso wero removed and the patient sponged with cold water, as the " Doctor" explained, to closo the pores and prevent his catching cold. His screams on Saturday, the day before he died, could be beard far beyond the house. After the death, when tho disposi tion of ths body became known to the neighbours, a lady whoso daughter died some weeks ago called on Mra Hiscoek.

Someobjettion was offered, but she made ' her way to the room, nnd there found the dead man sitting up iv a chair and the " Doctor" kneeling beside him, ",\Vhat are yon doing with that dead man tasked the lady. " You had better put him down, I think, and leave him alone. I know what my daughter looked like when she was dtad, and that man is like her." " Perhaps your daughter was buried alive," was the reply. This was enough, and the lady beat a retreat. Another who called ventured to remark that the mau was dead. "He's only In a trance," said tha- "Doctor," " and }0U look as though you could be put into one very esßily." The lady did not wait to see whether she could or not, but left as sho said, "with ber heart in her throat," Drs. McCennsll and Powell, two physi cians of good local repute, were allowed to visit the house, and they pronounced the man dead, bnt the family's faith in "Dr." HaU was unmoved, A reporter who went to the Hiscoek house on Monday thus de scribes what he saw -there: The scene on entering tbe room was well calculated to < strike awe into the bosoms of the ignorant of superstitions. A solitary tallow candle1 . made the darkness visible, while leaning with one arm on the bureau was the " Doc tor," evidently absorbed in a paper on which lie was dotting down some memoranda. Bis appearance was as peculiar as his sur totmdings, A low-sized, slightly-built fgate, with hair like a woman's hanging down over bis shoulders, and a piercing Hack eye, he was, to say the least, not pre possessing in appearance. The dead man was sitting bolt upright in a rocking-chair, Us feet encased in slippors, and his body trapped in blankets and quilts. His glassy ejiss Were staring into vacancy, and lying on his breast was a common Bpirit thermo meter, which stood at 60". A stove stood within three or four feet of tbe chair. "Dr," Hall whispered to the reporter to make so noise. Speaking of himself, the "Doctor" sad he was a descendant in the thiid generation of herbalists, and for twenty-three years had been "detailing a diioovery" that he called "Vita There penlite." The "Doctor" said he believed in trances, and could pnt himself in one at any time. PlaclngMs haad on the forehoad and lips of the dead man, which were as told as ice, Ball said: "Mr Hiscoek, hero is a gentleman has called to see you," and then calling the re porter by name he introduced bim in the Wnal manner. He thon invited the reportt t bj if he could discover any. appearance of isolation having set in, and on being told | that he though the did, Bmlledincrednlously. On a lounge ia the kitchen sat the widow, nursing one of her four small children, and asking every few minutes if "there had b-ttany signs yet." Hermothor and several other women were there also, together with who had been telegraphed for {wm the country, Tho presence of the latlerwasexplsinedby one of the others, 1 Who said the "Doctor" considered it neces- Wry, -fc'his patient wanted tc sco her. All .longthis "Doctor" had been eating orangea "nd other f mit, saying it was to nourish tbe patient, who was unable to do so for bim «elf,; "Do you really think he will recover 2" the reporter. 'That I can't say," was the reply. "He aay be frightened to death beforo the state ol coma pasac-s away, Tbie afternoon a ; chair upset down here, and.when I went, up 118 Was,quite cold, but since then he has B°t Warm again." The following are ex "acts from " Dr." Hall's notes : .'.- ~ 3:50 A.M.—Monday.—The boards of -teei sidewalk creaked with the frost," and Si de his heart beat perceptibly with fright. *wo persons in the room who will substan tiate the fact. Had been cold throughout «om head to foot." , ' 0:45 A.M.— Arms warm no pulse or I n^m 11' a sli Sht twitching there." % On Tnetday the body began to be dis ;.;,! "oionred and to emit a very decided smell. 9 men the herb doctor came te tho conclusion " J^tn" patient had died of fright dnring y«« trance;--/, Y. Times.



I Wanted. WANTED, a respectable Washcr i ' woman. — Apply for address to Star | Oflico. WANTED, 20 Drapery Assistants at onoe tor Cosgra've's Sole.-Apply S. | Coombes Se Co. WANTED, the Public to ace the New Show of Drapery at Dampier's, includ -1 Ing the Whito Flannel at lOd, and tho Scarlet Ditto, at Is. Ladies' Handsome Leather Bags, j 2a 6dand 8s Cd. V&/ANTEU, a steady Woman for wash * ing ono day a week—Mrs Palmer, Carl | ton Road. ! \KT ANTED, Partner in a genuine con. ** cern tbat will pay „—0 per annum. Capital required, £500.— Apply Joan H. Stak Omoo. [ V^ ANTED KNOWN, Madame Bot »' tonelli has rotnrnod with a splondld Stock of Honda. Inspection invited. Apprea tlco wantod to tho Dreßßinaklng. ; _&*" ANTED, a good General Servant — v? Apply to Mra Osborne, Burleigh-streot, poar ft. 3opalohre'a Church. . | "A*/ANTED, a Hoiiecmaid, by -Mrs | V V Airred Buoklond, Nowmarket, WANTED, a good Farm Man—a good hand with horses.—Apply at No. 85, Qiopn-stroet. WANTED, A good Goneral Servant; no washing. Also, Man to do two ■ days' Ga'demlng por week.—Apply at tha I Ornngo, Ponsotby, or W. C. Denneß, Queen a -r co t. \X7 ANTED, a Junior Clork.-Apply in V V own hand writing to Box 2»u, P.O. _\[ ANTED, a Good Cook.—Apply, any I r morning exospt Saturday, Mrs MoCoßh Clark, Tin. ionoss, Koiunur*. WANTsD, a good General Servant.— Aptly to Mr T. Buddie. Te Kopuna, Iteptmrn-sueot. W' ANTED, a Married Man as groom anil gardener for Waikato; must have good references. — Apply 1, Fart-street, on Tuesday' at 10 o'olook. WANTED,. 2 smart Boys, at Gledhill's Cordial Faotory, Wollosloy-Btreet. WANTED, a smart Girl as Housemaid. Apply, bofore 10 a.m. or at tor 5 p.m., to Mrs John Ross, North Shore.—Enquire at Mossrs Dudor's storo. WANTED, a Rood* Plain Cook and Laundroaa.—Apply Mra Ireland, Hulmo Oonrt, Parnell. . •^.4?ANTED, a competent Cheesemnker * f for tho To Awamutu Cheeeo and Bacon Faotory. Nono but a thoroughly practical man ni'od nnplv.—Apply by lotter only, ou or beforo thu 23th o( March, addressed to tho Secretary of tho Company, To Awamutu. \\f ANTEH, good General Sorvnnt.— * V Apply Mra Gilmonr, View Road, Mount Eden. WANTED, a respectable Boy as Approntico.-C. F. Coopor, Saddler, Upper Queen-atroet. WANTED, a respoctable Boy as an apprentice,—Apvly W. S. Jones, Sadd ler. ; tV'ANT'ED, a sharp, trustworthy Boy, Tt 11 to 15, to mako himsolf generally useful.—Apply to Froeik. Whitehead, 95, Vle> torla-s treet, tITANTED, n respectable woman as W Honsemald. — Apply Powell's Dining Rooms. 1 owor Qneen-street. WANTED, Boys, nt Little Mill, Cook- Btreet — Baldock sad Batcj. proprietors. ** V ANTED, a smart Youth for the Dro- V V pery.—A. E. Fonton, Dovonport Houso, North Shores VAT ANTED, Good Machinist for wax y v thread; good wngos; also 3 good In tel'igent youths and a handy-man as porter, &o. —Northern Boot Co., Hobson atreot. \&/ANTED, a respectablo Boy as an U opprentloo to thoovan andrangs maou facturing.—Apply to Horbert H. -mith, Darham »treet._ \A7 ANTED, immediately, an Assistant ** to ths dressmaking: must bo a good bultonholer.—Apply to Mra Woathcrly, Drcse mnkor, 10, Grcy-etroet. HI Aft tED, a young Woman to serve behind thb counter s will eio if othorwiso enraged during tho forenoon.—Apply ot tho Tobacconist, nest Victoria Hot-, Victoria street; ______________ VA/aNTEU, 20 Navvies for Caliopo T T Dock.—Apply on tho works. Dtvoaport. W ANTED, a Man accuatomed to hotel work.—Apply Ponaonby Clnb. \&T ANTED,"aia~Errand Boy.—Apply to I' Milne asd Ohoyee. ANTED SEttN-The Fresh Lot of Black Kid Gloves, 2a -, the Stockings, at Od; Gents' Folt Hats (suuuuor), and tho Extro Grand Show of Drapery at Dampior'- _]A7 ANTED, Strong Boy to drive a Cwt, v* and make hlmsalf generally nsofuL— Apply Auckland Fish Co.. 207, Qaeen-strx oTiTANTED, a good Horao and Harness VT for spring cart.—Apply sharp Auokland Fish Co., 207, Queen-street. » »/ ANTKD, to Soil at once, Furniture v » and Effoota by bachelors loavlng town; a bargain.—Apply Grocery, Opposite Lome street Hall. IT a/-ANTED, Pnpils for Night School; * V strictly select—Apply alter B p.n>. to fifth haußs. Richmond Road. Splendid land writing acquired In a »hort time*. _xi AJN'IED, a good Boy for a gentle v V man at Pensonby, to milk a cow and wo?k about tho place.—F. G. Ewlngton. WANTED SEEN-The Black Dress Silks,ls lOd nnd2s 6d; Black Velveteen, Is lid: Coloured Ditto, 2b lid: and Uio Fresh Extra Grand Show of Drapory at Dampler's. ANTED KNOWN.—To Lot, a small Farm of 25 acres gocd load at Mangere. not tar from the Bridge.—Apply foe p_«ioulars at the Monaern P-rleiga atom. Mangfli-n. X*/ At* TED a few respectable Boorders Vv in a private family.—For address apply to Mr Crowo, baker. Hobaon-atreet. WANTED, a Party with a small capital to Invest in a roost lncrativo business; a person acquainted with chemistry or anatomy praferred. — Full rartloulars apply to M. 8. Leers, 19, N, Z. Insurance Buildings. Only principals dealt with. WANTED, a General Servant.—Ap ply at Mrs R. B, Symons. oorner Vio torla and Altwrt-atreet. WANTED SEEN—The Quality of the Brown Holland at 6d; Slate Silesia, Id; tho Lace Curtains, at 8s 6d tho pair: and tho other Fresh Drapory at Dampier's Door. WANTED SSEN—The Ladies' Silk Neckerchiefs, 9d; Tho Boys' Suite, 6s 6d; Girls' Frocks, Is fld; and tho Extra Grand Show of Fresh Drapery at Dampler's. AJNTED, a good General Servant; honsemald kept. — Mrs Chambers, Albeit Park tSTANTiD, Brandy, Whisky, or Old TT Tom Bottles,—Jonn Buohanan, Custom House-street. A-Pl_D, 200 tons of Shingle,—Apply J. Morrison, Aaphaltor, tvewton Road. \\: ANTED, Tenders for Gate, Fencing, V v &0.. Mount Victoria. Specifications to be seen at the offlce of Mr O. Maya, Dovonport. WANTED SEEN—The DressMaterlal, 6d and 9d; Coloured Shirting, 5d and 6d; Wool Shirting, Is and la Id; and the Extra Grand Fresh Lot of Drapery at Dampier's. ANTED, by a married couple, re cently from England, Unfurnished Room with flreplaoe In farmhouse or country store.—Addresa O. B„ Stab Offloe. }»/At«TKD KftOWN.—For Autumn ? ¥ Millinery In first-class style, try J. G. Brown's, Parnell. W" ANTED, Two Boarders; terms, 16s per weok.-Apply H, Bailey, 176, Queon atreet. % KTANIED, convenient to Queen-street vv nnd Newton, Board and Residenco in a private family whore no other lodgers aro kept; references. — Address J.D.L., Star Offlce. \hj ANTED.—The best stock of Winter V v Hoaery in Ponsonby ia to bo found at Robson's Melbourno Houso. Come and soo them. WANTED KNOWN—It cannot bo too widely kaown-thflt Charles Kelsey and Co. keep no imitation Silver Jewelry what ever, tho Whole of their large and ohoice asßort i ment being Roal Silver,whloh they guarantee,— Charles Kelsey and Co., two doom below Morrln'B, Ironmongers. ___ WANTED, Situation aa Companion or Lady Help by young Lady. Salary not so much an object as comfortable home.— Address L.A.8., Star Offloo. __. WANTED, a respectable Boarder.— Terms, 20s per week, Including wash ing, bath, &c—Apply Mra Ryder, corner o£ Haveloofcand Symonds streets. Ta./ ANTED KNOWN—AU Good Sin ?* gers will tell you that tha Piano Moalo In Dampler's. Hobßon-street window are the beat_ known Songs in the world, '- WANTED, Ten more Subscribers to complete nnmber required tor the Art Union of Painting ot Maori Woman and Child, by Herr G. Llndauar.—Apply Partridge and W^iollomS; •» SLANTED KNOWN, yon can read or V» sow comfortably at night by using Dampier's Spoctacles at Is tho pair.—Hobeon- Btreet Shop. ' VrtANTED KNOWN, For Jacket., V ? Ulsters, and Dresses try J. G. Brown's, Parnell. ■-" \AT ANTiiD SEEN—The Swiss Checked V » Muslin,6dand 8d; Linen Table Damask. Is and Is Cd; and the Extra Grand Show of Fresh Drapery at Dampier's. _ ' »-/ANTED SEEN-The Dress Buttons, V* id the dozen; Shirt Buttons, 3d tho gross; Superior ditto, 2d tho dozen; and tho Grand Hhow of Fresh O^V^rj.__Dj__m___t___ rj/ANTED KNOWN, that Mrs T, v » Jonos will open, ou Thursday, Maroh 15th, *be new shop of Mr Walker's, Butohor, in Karangahape Road (next to the Greengrocer s), with on entirely new ntonk of Berlin, Baby Linen, Ladlea Underclothing and Drapery Qoode. N.8.-AU goods wile be cold at the lowest possible prloa for oaah.-Karangahope Rood. Auckland. . WANTED KNOWN — "Pectorine" for Coughs. Colds, Bronohitis. Hoarse ness, &o„ 2s and SB'per bottle.—Prepared st North shore Pharmacy, Devonport. May also bo obtained from Mr J. A, Haslett, 181, Queen- Break, I VJK? ANTED KNOWN—Money ad- V » vanoed on Personal and Collateral Se curity, repayable by weekly Instalments, Bills Discounted.—Rao's New Zealand Pawn Office, . Darby-eteeet. *



Wanted. WANTED, Miss M. A. Right to call at V v Anokland Post-offloe, where a letter la awaiting her. WA ft TED, the Party who answered ad vertlaement ra matrimony, HM, Post oflloe, Anokland ; a letter In Post-offlco, WANTED, Mr Montgomery (late with Mosßrs Handcock and Co.) to oall at Star Offlco regarding a Situation. WANTED SEKN—The Fresh Berli" Wool, 3d per dozen ; Berlin Wool Slip pers, Is Cd tho pair; and tho Extra Grand Show of Fresh Drapory at Dampler's. MUAN'i-iD, tho Young Lady who TT wished to meot a Young Man at Prin> co>str«ot (Musonlo Hall), to know there is a Loiter for hor at f'ont-offloo, a drcssod MR,, Post-011100, auokHmd. _____— ANT E D. -Hosiery I Hosiery I — Mon'a, Women's, Boys', Glrlß', and Children's, just oponod at Robson's Melbourne House, Ponsonby, ANTED KNOWN—It you want to soe tbe latest Fashion (autumn and Winter, 1388), havo a glanos at Mnnra and J Mllllgan'B Tailoring Window, In Hobson-street, vtaAANTPD SEEN—Crape Trimming, ' »» actually Is tho box of —yards; Flowers I (artificial), actually lei tho bunch; and tho Grand Show of Freeh Drapery at Damplor'a. VIJAHTED KNOWN—Charles Kelsey v V and Co. have just received, in newest des'gas, a onoloo assortment of Sliver Jewellery, 1 all yuaranteed. They keep no Imitation Silver. -Charles Kolsoy and Co., two doors below Morrln'B, Ironmongers. -___/ ANTED sEEN-Tho Blenched aud V t Unbleached Calico, at 8d and Id, and the other Fresh Grand Show of Dropory, at Damplor'a Wokoflald-atraot Shop. \ft, r-NTED Known—and well know D.— V MLoeloy'a Hosiery, Brettle- HosleiT, ! Lclccater Hoelory, at Hobson's Melbourne Houae, Ponsonby. ANTED KBUWfI- OHKAP TIM BER I Oaujr Tiiram I And all eiker kinds ot LUttlUltni liatarlals, oaa b* 3>ui-olu_3d oheapsr and better tkaa o-ywhsrs else »t tho Yards o< D. Go-nts, Albert-street, There being no raaaufa—*rr far Jolasra' Tlmboi on the pri rateat, ths otuumsr has an additional oppor tunity e_ gettlna aapcrlor timber, WiiwjJ right-1 Materials always la stook. ANTED KNOWN—Gardnor's Colo brstsd Blood Mixture, price 9s per bottle. Thi a luedlolno In tho best ond moat effectual remedy for all skin diseases and im• pniltles'of the blood, eaoooially pimples oa tho fooo, scrofulous sores, glandular swellings, &o. —Prop-rod nt North Shore Phormooy. Devon I port. May also be obtained from Mr J. A. Has lett, 181, Qaeon-fitroot, il/ANIE D T7-N0 WN - THAT JAMES OOUTT. AMHB OCUTT. GENERAL DRAPER, LONDON HOUSE. VICTORIA-STREET WBST. AND NELSON-STREET, Having met with such Brand Success during the Month of of bis GENUINE SAIE, Hob dsoldod to CONTINUE IT FOR FOURTBEN DAYB OONTiNUB IT FOR FOURTEEN DAYS LONGBR. LONGER. J.B. will be compelled to CL088! THS SALB ON THB 31et OF THIS MONTH, In oceiou to prepare for the OPENING UP OF WINTER GOODS. GOOD GKNUINE BARGAINS NOW TO-BE HAD. COM- AND PRO-ORE THBM. WORMS in Children and others are removed, and an effectual oure caused, by using SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS. la. a packot.-Sold by J. C. SHARLAND AND CO., opposite Poat-omco. A GENTLEMAN returning Homo will cs. undertake Commie*—.ns of any description to and from England, live stook Inclusive.— Apply JJB„ General PoatoOlce. mO PRINTERS. WANTED, a GOOD JOBBING HAND. ipply at the Stab Offloe. AUOKLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. AppUoaUonn, aooompanied by testimonials, for iho offloo nt logiutrar of tbe Auoklond University Co-lego will be reoMvod until noon of Wednesday, -th March, 1883. V. MAURICE O'RORKE. Chairman. \AT A IT A KE RE I SAW-MILL.- TV Wanted known that I can supply Tim bor aa Cheap oa any producer In tha provinoe without raialng tho prloos when other mills havo no logs. Having tramways, my timber ia feilod in tho winter and is more durable) the Bap almost equal to tho heart of what la feilod in tho Bummer. Havo now In stock, Buildera' TCnibors ond Coblnotmnkers selected Broad Boards, in Kauri. Rlmu, and Kahlkatea. Ordors shall have my best attention.—John Smyth, Waltakerel, Ist March. 1333. ~LpO BKICKMaKHIR.".—Wanted, Brick * makers to work em shares or otherwise!.— Apply G. Sibbin, Queen-street. I ,' 1 Amusements. f3§«QT ORNE-STREET HALL. tMgJ GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT ff §W TONIGHT (SATURDAY), MaT "Lbt Ebiw Rbmestber Tins Datb ■~ or Old" and Other Choice • Ibish Selkctio-S. Prices: Is, 2s, and 3a. ■ (A CARD.) MADAME FA*NY SIMONSEN bogs to thank the public of Auokland tor tho Hi.. -il patronage oxtonded to her on tho oooa -i«.i. ..fher benefit last night. She also wla-ei to • f.v»y ber heartfelt thanks to Mr and Mra Mac -no. Miss Leonard, and Messrs J, J. iVe si. and Gerald Dillon, for the adequate as sists <-■> rendered her. At the same time, she gratefully acknowledges the kindly notion of Messrs Woodyesr and floss in oloein* their Olrous, so that there might be so oonnter at traction to the performance at tho Theatre Royal. She also takes this opportunity ot cor recting an omission from the address last night, by publloiy ttianklng Mr Gordon Goooa for his oourtoous, gratuitous, and most efteotlre assist nnoo in the performance ot "Marltons.'' Finally, she thasks the Piosb of Auokland for the klid nndoonrteons manner In whloh they have al ways spoken of hor, and wishes one ana all goad-bye. •*______!__. p 0 N S 0 N B_Y REGATTA. EABTHR lIONDAyTmARCH 26, 188?. Entries for the Forthcoming Rogatta on Easter Monday will be reoeived at ihe'Clnb Room, Ponsonby Club Hotel, on WEDNES DAY next, the list inst,, tram Bto 10 p.m. D. F. EVANS, Boa. Beo. Q (T £ The HOPE OF PARNKLL LODGE. No. 3, WIU hold their ANNOAL PIONIO on GOOD FRIDAY. The s.s. Tainul will leave Queen street Wharf at 8, SO Bharp lor Rlverheoa. Tiokets. v Bd, oan be obtained from Members of the Lodge. " A. J. WA-KEB, W.S. Stopping. figgg^l-jARGAVILLE RACEB. **i*»s TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, . 20th and Zlst Morob. Tho 8.8. MINNIB OA33Y and DURHAM Will leave Holensvllio on MONDAY, after the arrival ol the 7.16 a.m. Train from Auokland returning on THURSDAY In time to oatoh train for Auokland same day. ■ W. LODDER, Manager. j-k 1 :STOir-WAITARA. OPI. __ts2M_h_^ JP MAKE, WANGANUI, fSgfircir^AND WELLINGTON. .Jho favourite B.S. ORE T I Will leavo Onehunga wharf as above at 10 a.m. TOMORROW (Sunday). For freight or paßsago apply to WALLER & CO., E3 Auckland or Onohunga. ■ 3 St Goodson,- j_rc_oe. O ■ o 88 88 ' oo ao • GOOD SON'S. _pOOD SON'S. OOD ~ SON'S. VITOOD - SON'S. -tn torn oo oo at- aa _— COOT Tho accident to our verandah has doprived us for tho time being of the display in four of our windows, but the Arcade stalls remain the same, and, according to our usual custom, we most cordially invite inspec tion of our goods, irrespective of auy purchase beiug made, aud hope our frioneis will not hesitate to look around within thouy-Ji deprived of tho usual facilities without, by the serious accident wo have sustained. LONDON LONDON ARCADE. AROADE. ■88 So GOOD SON'S OOD - SON'S 7 1 .



" • '-To lißt, '''■''■■ 7 '.7 ■ . nnO LET, n Five-roomed House on Col -1 lego Road; rent moderate—Apply Mr Nightingale, Colloge Road, rsio i.Er, a Blacksmith's bhop.—Apply -8. W. Hall, next Clunricarde Hotel, Albort street. : rjpO LET, Wellington-street, Shop and i. 3 rooms, counter ond flttlnga.—B. Y. Collins, Kamo Coal Offloe, U Queon-atieat, fsyO L_T, a Seven^i-oomed Housei— I -Apply to Mr A. W. Morrison, Karanga hqpe Road. rpO LET, a convenient nix-roomed 3 Cottago at Conquest Place, with largo garden and stablo; rent low to a good tenant,- Apply M. Ryan, Qrooer, Parnoll. I rjFb LH.T, those very desirable anil ceil. I trolly situated Premises now in occupation of Messrs B. Gittoa „ Son* (who are removing opposite), Wyndham street, jtiat at Junction of I Queon-Btreet FuUpartlcularafrom D.F.Evans, Estate Agont, Queon-utreot. rino LU.T, a Soven-roomed Houso in L karangahape Road.—Apply to T. Belcher, Corn Store, Knraugahapo Road. rinO LHT, for a term of ncarlv 5 years, a JL H»y and Oorn Store la Upper Hobson- Btreet, elolug a good baoinees.—Kor partionlarß qpply at the Store to James Hlclcoy. mO LET, in Hobson-strcot, now Shop Jl and 5 rooms; counter and other fittings; baok entrance.—ll. J, Rlordau, HobiOn-atreot, finO LET—A Family Residence, consist- X ing ot ovor 20 rooniß, with every con venience — gaa, water laid on, plunge anel ehower-baths, &o. Suitable for v llrat-olasa boarding establishment. Fivo minutes walk I from the Poat-olllco.—D. F. _va_9, Estate Agont, Queen-atreet, next Bank of Australasia. rp-0 LET (Remuera)—To Lot, Duelling I House and C Acres, Victoria Road, Romuora, next below residence of 1). U. Crulek shank, Esq., and nt present occupiod by Mr Donlfl Kolly. The) property is vory pleasantly Bltoated. Houso oontidnß 6 rooms and out buildings.—l). F. Evans, Land Agont, Quoob strect, fjivO LET, Shop and Dwelling, corner of % Colloge Road and Groon wood-street; ront, 15s per woek.—Apply M. J. Mooro, Vioterla- Btreot. , frnO LET or For Sale; a small Pig Form I and li.con Curing Matabl-h—cnt; stook at valuation; able to ours all tbe year round.— Apply for particulars at the Mangere Bridge btoro, Mangere. ' ' . riO CABINETMAKERS, ironmongers, I Orooors. and others.—l— lot, all that Fine Spacious Shop at tho Junotion of Pitt and Groy- Btroote, latoly ocoupiod by Bayloy and Co. Tho beat business stand out of Quoon-stroot. Plato gloss windows, water and gas laid on, and good living accomodation. Rent low.—J. M. Lonnox, Kstate Agent, Auckland, m 0 LET. A Large and Convenient FAMILY REBIDE.NGE, Situated In Pltt-atreet, three doors from Wes leyan Chapel, at presont In oooupatlon ot Mr Kllyett. Farther partlonlara, apply Is D. NATHAN „ tO„ __ ' Shortiandstxeet. SkVONPORT, north shore. -Bov»r— Furnished and Unfurnished tea to Let,—Oliver Maya, House Agent, Foat-ofl—o Stare, Devonport. —iii i ■■"'' jj _».. j,i i a ■■ . i,i'« •» L.obc ana P'ouna. LOST, in tho Cricket Ground, pair of Spectacles in wooden onße\—Findor pleaso return to Percy B, Dufuur, Shortland-atrcet, Auokland. iyTj REWARD. —Lost, Bay Horse, HS&JL about Hi banda nog main, short toil; last seen near tho Whoa.—Anyone returning same to Hunter and Nolan will receive above reward. S" TBAYED or Stolen, a Livor-and-white Cooker Spoalel Pnp. from Farnham -et root, Parnell. — Anyone harbouring sold pnp after this notico will bo prosecuted. A reward will bo gtfem It returned to Mra Coatos, I'arnoil. -'■'"'' Hoard ana -teaiaence. BOARD AND RESIDENCE for Two reflpoct&blo Mon at Misa Lynch's, 109, Qrey-etreot. Terms moderate. 8c o t i a hotel" HOBSON.BTKIf.ItT. Hoard ond Lodging 20s per Woek. Hoard and I^xlglng per Day, la. OLD CLUB PRIVATE BOARDIHG HOUSK. Edon Creaexmt, Auckland within threo minutes, walk of tho Railway Station, Wharf, Poelottlco, Supremo Court-house, and Banks.—Flrat-cloaa Accommodation for Visitors from tho Coast and Country Districts, Apurt monta on sulto for Laelieti and Families, Plunge and Shower Baths.. Letters and telegrams nddrosscd: o tho Manager, Old Club Privnto Boarding House, Kden Creacont, Aucl_i_d,will recelvo prompt otton-on. aOVKBNOR BKOWNK HOTEL, HOBSON-STRKKT. Boahd AND Lodoinq 208. por Week. Single Room 2ie. per Week. Meetings. ajM_U_l-'.-ilMl«^tl,W..il[Jl.|M<ef.Jl^| l JM H^illHli, j JO A.C. B. SOCIETY, | , A.—bland Uranch, NO. SI. B*l "ho nif mbeirs of 'ho above Branch are j requested lowssomblo at tho Hn'l. Hob- | „ son-strpct, at a quarter to 3 o'olook p.m. Eg TOMORROW (3Ur»DA_I. 18th Inst.. B to attend ths Funeral of tho lato Wife n Of Bro. WM. O'OONNKLL. ffj Regalia and black Gloves. Id J. OBRIK*. y A • °" -^— A' D' The Mombors cf tho above Ordor ore requae ted to ftsismble at Gaol reonel, oil Krbor Pass Koad, at I.SO. TO-MORROW (Sunday). 18th lu-r., for tbe parposoot attending FUNKRAL of onr late Bro. James La Roche, of Court Royal Oak, em, Tauranga. E. AUGER. vrO.'j.'COMJPA NY A, R. V. a SpeoI«l Meeting ot tbe above, will be held In tbe Drill Shed on MO VDAY,_ihe 19th Inst., at 7.80 p.m. JtveryMnnbor Is particularly re quested to attend, ** By order, . % " J. W. ROBINBON. Lieut. Commanding 00. A*A. T OXAL FOUNTAIN OW JtikzL&k -Li FBUNDBHIP LODGE, jA-©^'*f No. 8920, L O. O. F„ M. U„ fit&sty'-vW Itm Members of tho above jl______f^AiJ___m Lodge are reqnestea to attend ffc^lwrmSSß the Quarterly Flnanolal Moe^ l^^Wtr^f Ing. whloh will bo heldln tho «raEVti>iLi.L2sn_ Lodge-room, Lome street Hall, on TUKSUA-, the 20th Instant, k\ 8 o'olook p.m. sharp, -. - V " H. J. BYMB. JPW.. N.Q. ST. HBLIEB'S AND NORTHCOTE LAKD COMPANY (LIMITED). A Meeting ot tho Shareholders ot the above Company wUI bo held at the Company's Offloe, Shortland-street, on WEDNESDAY, the „th instant, at 3.30 p.m. Business t To reoelve Directors' Report and Election et Directors. F. A. WHITE. feoretary. Anokland. Maroh 13,1553. 1 —r joaeaiaai. -|*ATO MO HE' SEA SICKNESS. - Use J_% Apomorphia; it provonts Sick Headache and Nausea. Is.—C. VV. Goodson, London Ar cade; PROTECT YOURSELF FROM MOS QUITOES by using SHARLAND'S KOMA, 18.6 d. a bottle.-Sold by SHARLAND AND CO., opposite the Post-office. rip HE ECLECTIC PHARMACY. Tho acmo of elegant Madloal Establishments. TOP 01 GItHY BTBKKT, COKNHR Of PllT-BIWtKT, CHARLE- BUTCHER. SHAKL-ND'S'MOA BKAND' BAK ING POWDER s the purest known, and therefore onoe tried is always usod. Price, Is Od and „, 6d. a tin. Proprietors: J. O. BHAR LAND Se CO., opposite Post-offlco Pure gALIOYLIO Aolo' With Fall instructions for übo la Fbdit PBnSBaviNO, Sec, at tbe ENGL IS H PHA RM A C.V, RATTRAY'S BUILDINGS, QtruKN-srnEET. Jas, A. HAaLEiT{"^V«bi_! Brb TBLItPHQRK NO. 40. |>V ROYAL LETTEKS PATEST. Gold Medal. PoriMS7iTl Special Award, Philadelphia, 1876; Gold Modal, Sydney. 1880) Gold Modal, Brussels. 18S0 1 Gold Medal, Itelbonrne, 188 L • ;■ Just Land-d oantrkll se ooohranb's CELEBRATED iEBATED WATERS, MONTSKRRAT LIMBJUIOK CHAMPAGNE A Health-giving Non-alooholio Beverage, at Hotels and Clubs; 9d per battle, ..AHOMATIO GINGER ALEI The Orlrfua Belfast Ginger Aio, ro jnutlj' colobrstod Ilote^a and Clubs.; 9d jior IvMta ThOSO -CIIATBD WATJCfi- f.l'o t-B BtUJ-0 llUOllly as oontraotod for and now supplied to 'i'tio C'anarel S,~, Oo,; tho Montreal H.!.-), Co. the lnman B.H. Oo.i Oceanic B.fc1. Oo,i the Nattonal S.S. <>j.j the Paolflo 6,8. Co.; Anobor, S.B. 00, Kingston and Holyhead, R.M., CO. TTHOr—BILK ABKSra, AICKIN, THE PHARMACY. OUR CANVASSERS are now going round solioliing orders for the Celebrated T-rmaMiximwlTaA. Give it a trial t



t 7 For Ba,e' FOR SALE, WITH IMME DIATJS POS SESSION.a vory desirable Improved Farm of 10 Aorea.of flrst-rato quality with oomrortablo Houso" and Ontbnlldlnge, ia the rising Dlstriot or Pukekohe—ono of the oboioet- Bpom.ln tho Dlfltrlot.—Anply to J. M. & J. Mowbray. l>and Agents, ii. gocen-strggt. r|lo FIREWOOD DEALERS. FOR SALS. SIXTY ACRES of HEAVY MIXED BUSH, at the Groat Barrier. Title, Crown Grant.— Apply toPULHAM, BANNATYNB, & Co., Limo Merchants, Custom House-street West. jmOR~BA.LV. within five minutes' walk «D of Union Baflk, oomfortible four-roomed Houso in good order.-H. Partington, House and land _ gent. DILDING ALLOTMENTS, Mount Kdon, from 60 to 200 feet frontage, 200 foet deep, oneap.— H. Partington. SjlOR SALF, 8 acres Land, 5 minutes' £" Walkfiom Blloriille Station; largo front ago, good building site.—Apply R, B, Watt, Ellewltei IJiOR SALE (cheap), in Montague-street, B? a tworoomcdCottagoandlorge allotment, 81 x 120.-_Apply S. Berr}-, Montague-street. BJ^O- SALE, Kyber Pass; a comfortable JL1 6n.0 mod House, allotment 50 x 200; good position. — H. Partington, House and Land Agont, atichnnry'fl Bnlldint-s HOUSES FOR SALE—Seafield View, Brown-atreot, I'onßOnby, Park Road, Burlelgh-stroe-t, on vry eaßy terms.—H, Part ington, Stlohbury^s Buildings. FOR SALE, Handsome .Villa Residence, corner allotmont; houso contains 5 rooms, with detoohid spare bedroom, bathioam, soul lory, wasbhouse, gas laid ia, two tanks, Sec, Sec The whole Is In first olass ordor, and In very elonlrab'e pcSltion, altuatso at top of S". Mary.. Roan, near Throe Lamps, Ponaonby. Must bo sold at onoe, aa owner la leaving tho District.— DF. -vans. Estate Agent, (jueon-Btreet. (731) g/iOR Immediate Sale and Cheap.—Ver *' andah Cottago and valuable free.hold Al lotment, sltuato on Main Ro—), Ponsonby, noa top ot Shsllj Boaah Road. Cottogo oon tains! room*; out-bnlldlngj, _o ; allotment, it) x 100, _ with right-of-way about HOft wide; very oon vonlent and good po-tluu. Prloo, only „2W.— D. F. Evans, -state Agent Queen-street (851) U'OR SALE, nacgett-street, Ponsonby, F New Verandah Villa of Six rooms, fitted with Register Urates. Colonial Oven, ejup board. Dresser, &o„ oose to the Keaoh. Prioe, £850.— 1). p. Evans. Kstate Agont, Qneen-street, next l Btnkof Australasia, 719 ' (jWJtt IMMEDIaTK kaLk, ono of the I best Hotels in the Province, returning ovor £80 per week.—For particulars apply to S. J Bright, Nativo and Waikato Land Agoat and Auctioneer, Cambridge); , • lITIOR SALB,~Handsome New and Well-' R. finished Verandah Cottage of i rooms j nnd lean-to, with largo collar convenient for ! wood and coal, togethor with thevFurnituro, J Gas Fittings, Rogistor Grato, Leamington J Range, and othor comforts; situate iv Bond- _ atreet. Prioe, only £300.-D. F. Evans, Eatato 1 Agont, noxt Bank ot Außtralaala. ' EHO- SALb7 Custonihou«e*treet West, . tf 1 good Business Sites, leaßohold. Lot No. 111, 50X00. togothor with tho Shop and Buildings oroctod thereon, as now occupied by Messrs Atkinson and Co. Ground rent, £10 per annum. ! Leasehold 5 years to run. To bo had cheap.— J D. F. Evans, Eatate Agont Queen-Btrect j }7*iOß immediate Sale, a great Bargain, 1 Verandah Cottage, sovon rooms, fitted j with rogistor grato. colonial oven, good well, together with Six Froohold Allotments, being numbers 163,181,168,112,113, and 111; situate In Bond-stroot. The lot is offered for £300— a great bargain. —D. F. Evans, Esteto Agent, Queen- ' Btreot. __________________________ J/iOK immediate Sale, new and well- ( " finished Verandah Cottage, four rooms . and soullory, fitted with rogistor grate, kltc-on rango, tank, .tc. Freehold allotment, about S3 by 113. Situated at the Avonno, Edendolo, as no w being erected by Messra Bibby tend Flotcaer, Prloo—only £230, cosh; or terniß If desired.—D. j F. Evans, Esteto Agout, Queen-strcot. ti'DR SALE, Mount Edeu, new and V handsome gable endod Villa, containing '. 5 rooms, sonllorr. wash-bouse, largo cistern, j -c, fltted with register, kitchen range, cup bc-rds, £-.0. Good ponitlon, main road frontage, very desirable freehold allotmont, about 60 by 200. Prioe, £550.—1). F, Kvoob, Estate Agent, 1 noxt " Herald " Ofilce, Queen-traot. (8(6) I TjlOR SALE OR LtCASE (Northcote) j I Hsadsoni* Villa Reldenco, new and Bplondlelly lln-hed off. bow window, Sco, Sec, grand view, and a beantltnl allotment, with water frontage, about 60 x 200, partly fenced nnn planted, within three minutes walk 27 StokOß's Point Wharf. Torms very oaay.—D.F. Evans, Kstato Agent, Qinyn-Bercet. 1 IPOR IMMEDIATE SALE—BtOKi«s i I I Point, Northcote —A Splondid Corner I Allotment, main road, about ono mile from | wharf, with a frontago of 200 ft to Groat North j Road. Prioe only £150. Must bo Bold at, onoo. A great bargain.-D. F. Evans, Eatato Agont, Queon-streot^ |*| ORTH COTE. -For Sale, a 4-roomed ' 111 Bonso with large allotmont. b-ok ot Mus Hall's, and only 20 minutes' walk from Sugar Workß. Immediate posnoselon.-Forpartloulsrs, tea- Apnly J. Ryan. Ksrangohtpe Road. i OIOVOLES 1 BICY LES 1 TBI- \ O CYCLES 1 Twenty-Bight Just reooived beet manes f-ir Cash, or Deferred Payments; prlo* from £13 10a.—W. O. Dennos, Queen atitot. 4j*IHST-CLaKB BUTCHERING BUSI V NESS FOR PRIVATE BALE IN WAIKATO. Tho undersigned havo for Private Salo tho Ooo_-wM of a. mrst-claaa Hutch—-ins: Beislnoes. doioj; a large trad . etoak ana Plant to be takon at valuation,. Apply to HUNTER * NOLAN. Auokland. _ Or W. J. HUNTER & CO.. Ohanp-. El O X SALE, Onb of the Best nro most CENTRALLY OITUATKII TTOTHL9 ENrRALLY OITUATHD HOTELS IN QUEEN-STREET, Doing a large and Increasing trade. None bat principles dealt wlih. Apply W. & J. FRATBR, Land Agents, N.Z. lnsuranco Buildings. 1/OR -ALE, in Gladstone Koad, a most -' oonvonlent frootned Cottago ond large allotment. grand view of harbour. Frio*, £150 —£150 cash, Dal an oo oan remain on property. Six-roomed Houso in Manakau Road, near St. Mary's Chnroh, In Unit clans order. Price, £360. Terms oan bo had. Flvo-roonce*! Cottage, quite now, and good allotment off Manukau Road, in Newtnorket. Prloe,£3fl- Aonly to W. & J. FRATKR, Katato A gent, N Z. Inanranoo Buildings. O R SALK, ALLOTMENTS. STOKES'S POINT (Main ltood): 11 x 231, AU, —AVONDALE I J noro (oppoaito school), £90.— COLLEGE ROAD: Allotmont, 33 x 100, £6 per foot.—NEWMARKET: Choloo Corner AUot ment,£llo. KLLERSLIK (oloso to Station): 66 x 160, £1 per foot. KASY TERMS.—AIso, several desirable Cottages, on terms to suit purchasers. - LABOUR EXCHANGE AND ESTAIE AGENOY, IHgh-atreot. A. T. Carter, Manager ■mIRE CLAY. "CURE CLAY. HEMATITE PAINT. FOR SALE, CHEAP, FIRE CLAY AND BEUATII'K PAINT In Quantities to suit purchaser?. For aamplos snd further particulars, apply to E» JMITCHBLSON & Co., 19, QTJEBN-3TRHEr. VTEW CASTLE fHOALS, 1,500 TONS BEST HOUSEHOLD AND BLACKSMITHS' NOW DIBOHARGING And may be had at SHIP'S SIDE OR DELIVERED. W. & G. WINSTONE. f. im mi __ ii ).■ ■'" ■i ■ i'bs'" py Corporation Notices. nilY OF AUCKLAND. RATE NOTIOE. Notice ia hereby given that tho Names of all persons who havo not paid beforo 31st March, ALL RATES duo by thorn, will be omitted from tho Burgess Roll 1383-1 about to bo compiled, in torma of provisions of tho Municipal Corpora tions Act. CHARLES IRWIN ELLER, Collector, City Council Offlco. ; 16th March, 1883. ; ' -c. ■ — Tenders. aWAMP; DBMNAQE CONTRACT. PARieil OF BOROTIU, vv AIPA CO. Wrllte- Tundors v. ill bo reooived at tho offlco ! of the undaislcuod until NOON o£ MONDAY. tbo 3tb o£ April, for tho worka of tbo above con 7'ia'ns and apeolfloatlonn oan bs aaon n>: the offloe of Mr T. G. Sandos. Siiivoyor. Hamilton, or at toe offloe of the unOeißigned. The lowest or any tander not neoessarily """tilgned) STEWART & HUNTEH, (Bigneo) oi» Qm Knßlneerß# Bhortland-street, Auckland, Maroh 17,1883. {TTd C A K_P_« « T E R S. Tenders will ba recelveountU WEDNESDAY, the mat Instant, at noon, tor labour only to Bnildings In Wellesloy-Btxeet. Particulars at J. & G. BUCHANAN'A Wellesley-street East,



twhohbi i '■■■"■"■■■ ——«■ \jer ILL be at place named J-past 8 thi ?' evening, V " , _cclesia_-.c_i. , - ■JjpTTM A R V'S, PARNELL se-Vices in- holy week, .MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THUBS DAY, AND FASTER Even.—Morning Prayer, 7*31 a.m.; Holy Communion, 8 a.m.; Evening Prayoi and Sermon, 7,30 p.m. Good Friday.—Litany and Ante Communion 7'SO 0.m.; Children's Sorvlce, with Address bj Rev. Joseph Hill, 9 a.m.; Morning Prayer nnc Sermon, 10 a.m.; "Addresses on tho Seven Say ings of our Lord from tbe Cross, Prayer and Hymns, 1-li p.ri* Faster Day.—Holy Communion, 8 a.m. afiei U a,m.; Morning Prayer and Sermon by Roy. Joseph Hill, 11 a.m,; Evening Prayer and Ser. mon, 6-30 p.m. * Those who cannot be present throughout the servioo will have opportunity to go out bi to come in between the Addressee. PITT- STREET WEBLEYAN SUN DAY SCHOOL. ANNIVERSARY BFR VICE SUNDAY. MAROH 25TD, 1883, In the Morning, at 11 o'oloo_-Rnv. H. R. . DKWSBUBX In the Afternoon, at 3 o'olook—Rnv. W. G. Pahronso- In tho Evening, at 6,30 O'oloott-RKV. A. Hkid On TUESDAY following, Maroh 27, tho iNNUAI, SOIREE will be held, after which i PUBLIO mevting, to be addressed by eev >r»l Members gnAßVlwids, \^OU«G MEN'- CHRISTIAN AISHO i CIATION, ojrner Wellesley ond Alburt itreeta.—Meeting for United Prayor vHll ba held THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 7.30. A Bibte ioading will bo given. Friends aro cordially nvlted. A BIBLE CLASS for MEN every Sunday afternoon, from 3 till I, ANNIVERSARY SERVICES. 3ERK6FORO-BTRBK l' CONGREGATIONAL OHUROH. To-morrow'a Sermonß will bo preached lv the horning at 11 o'olook, by ReV. J. Robertson, -.A.; Evening at 6.30, iy Rev. A. Reld. SJT, PAUL'S CBUKCB.-Palm Sunday. -) —11 a.m. (Holy Communion), S.SOp m (Bap ls no), ana 0.30 p m. Lenton Sormom—Morolng, iy the Incumbent, "Aleroy nnd Judgment ;* evoning. by Key. B. T. Daaley, 'A Sorrowing 'rlompn." ___________ JJT. MATTHEW'S CHURCH.— J To-morrow (Palm Sunday)—ll a m., " The iorrow of Jeans" (leioumbent); 7 p.m.. "The larden of the Soul" (Lord Biahop of Anckland); .30, Special Service, and Address on 'Norfolk siand," by the R«v. R, H, Oodrfngton —Holy Voeki Service eaoh morning at 11. Good •ildayl Special Devotional Meeting at 8. st; THOMAS'S CHURCH.- Services J TeJ-inorrow (Sunday). Marsh 18. 8 a.m.. loly Communion; 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer, ,od Sermon by the Incumbent; 0.80 p.m.. Even og Prayer, and Speoial Sermon by the Rev, J. I. Hill—Bubjeot. "Christ Weeping over Jaru ml___ SIT. SEPULCHRE'S.—PaIm Sunday.—B 3 a.m.. Holy Commanioc; 11 0,m.) Sermon iy Rev. Rlabard Coatee., M.A.; 2 30 p.m., Bap- Urns; 3.15 p.m,, Service) for .oucg People by toy. R. 11. Codrlngton, M,A,; 7 p.m., Sermon lyJlev^Chas. M. V clson, M. a. - ST. SEPULCHKItU-Holy Week.-8 a.m, Morning Prayer; 830 0.m,. Anle 'ommunion Sorvlce; 7,30 p.m., Evening Prayer, vlth Special Hermon eaon evoning. *,JT. DaVlu'S CHURCH.H Symonds. O street.—The Rev. T.MoKenzieFrAßor.M.A,, Horning at 11, Evening at 7, Lecture: "Mill, or Parental ncsponeiblllty.'* A "LL SAINTS' CHURCH. - Sunday £_. next before Easter.—ll a.m„ Morning -Tayer and epooi-1 Sermon by the Rev. LB. N. 3reo; 6.30 p.m.. Evening Prayer and Sermon. A NNIVEKSAHY SERVICES of the i\. Franklin Road Primitive Mothodlst Bab >»th Hohool will be held ia tha Church on (UNDaY. Jsih inst»nt-Mornlng. Rev. W. B. ?otter; Afternoon, at 3 o'olook, Mr Cole: Even ng, Rev. J. Guy.—The Annual Soiree and ■nb.io Meeting will be held on the following l Uttdl)aY. Tlokete, la 6el oyjru PRIMITIVE MKTHOUIST CHURCH, Alexandra-Btroet.—Morning at 11. Rev. A*. P. Power; Evening at 6.30, Lov. W. S. 'otter. SERVICES in tho Primitive Methodist _• Sunday School-room, Upper Pitt and Cdwln-streets.—Atternoon at 3, Rev, W. S. 'otter; Evening at 8 30, Mr ti. Parker. tt** RAN KLIN ROAD PRIMITIVE V METHODIST OHURCH.-Morntng- at 11. Ivenlng at CiO, no v. J. Gay. vtawmarket primitive MKTHO II DIBT OHUKCIL-Opetvalr Servioa (If weather permit) on Sunday Afternoon, at 2.30 ,'o'ook. Speoial Sorvioe In church at 0 SO.— Revival Servioo each evening during tho woek, lommemalng at 7 o'clock. PITT-STREET WESLEYAN OHUKOH.-Mornlng at 11. Rev. A. Reld; Evening at 0,30, Key. H. B. Dowabnry. tjT. JOHN'S WESLEYAN CHURCH, 0 Ponsonby.—Morning st 11, Roy. G. W. J. SDoiroo; Evening at 9.30, Rev. J. Robertson, M.A. | PARNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH.— Morning ot 11. Rev. W. Q. PoißOnson: Itvonlng at 6.30. Ray. W. O. OUver. DEVONPORT WESLEYAN CHUROH.-Mornteg at 11, Rev. H. R. Uowsbnry; Evening ot 0.30. Mr G. Brown. TVfEWMARKET WESLEYAN IH CHUKCU.-Divlne Servloe will be con iiuutcd in this ohuroh To-morrow Morning and Evening. , I>EV. G. W. J. BPE>CE will conduct I.V Servlco in tne Ohuroh at the Lake on Sunday I yenlng, at 6 30. , WELLESLEY-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. - Sunday. 18th March.- PastorThoe. Sourgoon will preach. Morning, In the Ohauol; Evening In the Choral Ball, at 645 ONSONBY~BAPI'IST CHURCH.— The Rev. O. Carter will proaoh-Mornlrg ot 11, Evening at 6.30. Now arrivals aro cor dially Invited. ____ UNITED METHODIST FRJKE OHUROH. Pitt and Vinoont-streets.— Tbo usual Sunday Servio - will be oonduoted To-morrow— Morring at 11, Evening at 6.30, by the Rev. 8. Maefarlane. * BBOTT'S OPERA HOOSB,—Goo. A. f\. Brown will Looture on Snndeiy night at 7.45. Snbject "Tbe Literal BulJUment of Prophecy, a Groundwork for Foltb." Morning Servioo at the Temperanoo Hall. fIHRISTADBLPHIANS meet in the 1 ' Newton HaU for fellowship at 11 o.m. Lretnre at 6.80 p.m.! snbjeot, "The uead Un oonsolons till Ben-reotlOD." *rf-HEATRHSBCff ALi SUNDAY EVEN- I ING SKRVIQEP, under jjhe conduct of the Young Mon'a Christian _S«Diation, oa Sunday Evening, fromß toB. AlT—* Invited. Seats Freo. : i> AZ aa r at Bombay, In aid of the ANGLICAN PAKSONAGE, BOMBAY DISTRICT, MARCH, 26TH AND 27TH. Contributions from Friends In Town thank fully received and acknowledged. Pnroeismny bo left with Mr 0. Henderson, Chemist, Queen- Btroot- R. PROUDE, Hon. Sec. —■ calls. ST. HELIER'S AND NORTHCOTE LAND COMPANY (lIMITEDI. A Call (the first) of Ono Shilling and Three pence (Is 3d) on tbe Oap'til ot the Company hss thlß day been made, payable at the Company s Offloo. Shortland-street, on or before tho 28th March. 1883. tF . A . WH I_*. Boorotery. Auoklond, March 12,1883. Dividends. ESTATE OF WILLIAM MACKUNE, DECEASED. A first end final Dividend heroin will iw pay ablo on ond after WurSTesDAY, the 2lst Lstans, at tho oflloos of the nnderalgnpd, to all Creditors who have sent In their ololmß. DIGNAN & ARMSTRONG, Solioltors to Estate of W, Msckune, deceased. ~ . .ii i ——< .Licensing isotices. ELECTION OF LICENSING COMMITTEE FOR AROH HlUi DIBTRICI', MARCH 16, 1883, Johnßlrnle „ .. .. .. -81 Riohard Bedford Downey .. ..28 James RadcUfle .... - ..28 A dam Porter .. _ _ ..23 Christopher Bailey 23 Alexander Bdgar „ - .. ..17 Michael Tobin _ 11 I therefore doslare the first five gentlemen to be duly eleoLed.- nnd I appoint THUR 'DAY, 22nd Maroh, at 7 p.m., as the time, and the Dlstriot Sahool, Aroh Hill, as the plaeo, at whloh to bold the First Meeting tor the oholoe ot Chairman, olv^ THOMAS SEAMAN, Maroh 16,1883. Retarnlng Offloer. TTUECTION OF LICENSING COM ri MITTEK, TAKAPUNA DISTRICT. Tho following Gentlomon—Edwatd 3ortloy, Henry llrot.t, William Bolls Browno. Robert Humphrey Dudor, Robert Mac-ay, nnd Mat' thow'Slot.tory-baviuK on Hio 3rd lnet. been nominated at Dovonport for the Licencing Cora ' mittoo of above dlstriot, and tho number beiug mora than required, s Foil for the election o£ five will be taken under " The Itogulation of Lccal -leotlonsAot. 1878." between the bonis of I nine o'olook in tho morning and six o'olook in i the evening, on MONDAY, 19th Maroh, 18_, at the Dlstrlot Board Office, Devonport, and tbe Dlstriot Library, Takapuna. j THOMAS SEAMAN. Returning Offloer. Maroh 8,1883. FLEAS, and other Insect Pests, flee before SEGRETTI'S INSECT POWDER, the most effective known. Price. Is. 6a", a tin.— Colonial Agents: SHARLAND Se CO., opposite FOStj-Offle*.



" A UCKLAND RACING CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING, _. FIRST DAY. 0 SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1883, ' TRADESMEN'S PLAT- (HANDICAP) pf 100 soys. Nomination, lsov.: acceptanoo, Ssovs. ■' Dlstanoe, 1 mile and 2* l yards. 1 MARES' PRdD.CK STAKES.-A Sweep stake ot lOsovs. each, d. ft,, 24 ft. only it I declared and paid beforo § p.m. on general entry CM, 188*, with KO.ovs. added. For .-year-olel-. the prcdu-iB of nwres covered 1 la 18791 C-ts, Set Wlba } fillies. Sst B:bs. DUtaues, 6 furlongs. The seouna horso to receive Id per cent., and the third horse 6 per oens. from the gross amount of tho stakes. t The halt-forfeit to be declared and paid . before 10 o'olook on the snoraing of the J race, or the nominator will bo liable) lor the whole stake, Oiaacd-21 subscribers. ' HUPDL_RAC_(aAN_X_AP)OfBOM>va. With a swaepitakcs of Ssovs. each, the amount aooruiuß from Bwoopsto-es to go to second i horse. Entrance, 2sov?« to the funds. DlS tanoo, H miles, ovor 9 flights of hurdles. E ASTKR HANDICAP, a sweepstakes of 7sovs. each, with 209-ivs. added, recand horse to receive JCWovS. and third horse lOsovb. opt of the Btakes. Nomina Hon, Ltavs, to the f stads. Nomlnationa, with 2sovs, eacios»d, to be J mode ta tbe Seoretary by 8 o'clock p.m. on PUIOA _, March 80. Weigh tn to appear ob or about ITKiDAT, AprU 6. Aooopianoes, with Seen,, oa nighi of general entry, balanoo ot Bweop. A.ova„ at the poat. Win nor of any Handicap of the value of 2Oo§ovs., nfter the aecl»ra_on of welgkts, to Carry 51bs., exirs: of lOOsovs., -lbs. extra; ot the two, 71b. extra. Distance, 2 miles. BELUNG RAOE.—A Sweeoßtalieof 2sovseaob. with BOsovs added, Entrance, —ova. to go to the fanes. Ifor 2-yoar-olels, Oat lllba ;8 year-olda, Bst Blba; i-year-olds, net j _-year olds and upwards, (at 21ba. The winner - to be Bold by auction Immediately after tho race for lSjsovs. If entered to bo sold for 100 soys, allowed 71bs ; If for 70aovs, lUbs ; If tor fiOsovs, 21lbs; If for iOsovs, SS- be. Dls tanoe, li miles. PUBLIOANB' PURSE, of SUbotb. with a Sweepstakes of Baovs ea_, amount accru ing from sweipstakes to go to seoond horse, -ntrsnoe, 2sßvs. to go to the funds. For 2-year-olds, 6st lllba; 8 year-olds, Bst Olbs ; 2 year-olds. 8flt: 5 j ear-olds ana np war<_,.Jt2loe. Dbtanos, II miles. SECOND DAY (9T. GKORGE'B DAY). MONDAY. APRIL 23, 1883. FLYING STAKES of 7Saov., with ft Bwesp stakes Ot Ssovs. eaob, amount accruing from Sweepstakes to go to second horse. Nomina tion, 2sovs. to tbe funds. For 2 jeor-olas, 7st lib i 8-yeoroldß, Bst 81b: tyen-olds, 9et; 6 and upwards, 9at lib. Winners ainoe August 1,1883, of an advertised welght-ter-age raoe of OObovb ,to oasry 61bfl extra; ot lOfjsovs., 7ibe extra; of SOSsovs,, lOlbs extra. Dlstanoe, lmlie, HANDICAP BTBBPLECHABB of lOfisovs., with a Sweepstake of laovs. each, amount accruing from Sweepstake to go to second horse. Nomination, 2sovs„ to go to tbe funds. Nominations, with 2_vs. enclosed, to be made to the Seoretary by 8 o'clock p.m. on FRIDAY, March ». Weights to appear on or abont FRIDAY, April 6. and Acceptance*, with laovs. the sweep, on night ot Genets! Entry. Distance, about Si mile?. ■ AUTUMN HANDICAP. — A Sweepstakes of 7sovs, eaoh, with 2Bo«vs. added, second horsa to rebelvo SOaovs, and third horse lOsovs., out of tbo stakes.- Nomination 'Mo vs, to go to the funds. Nominations, withasovs. enoloeed, to be made to the Seoretary by 8 o'clock p.m. on FRID AY, March 30. Weights to appear by 8 o'olock p.m. on first night of the raoes, and acceptances, with Ssovs., by 10 o'olook p.m., balanoo, isovS., at the post. Dlstanoe, ft mile. ELLERSLIE PL ATE of lOOsovs.. with a Bwesp stako of Ssovs. each, amount accruing from sweepstakes to go to Beoonel horse. For 2 year-dds. Colts, Sst 101b; Fillies, Bst BTb. Dlstanoe, i m lie Norumtilou, Ssovs. each to the funds. Wlnnor of a I-year-old stoke Hi carry Mb penalty, THE SHORTS (HANDICAP! Of 80sovs. Nomi nation, lsov.; acceptance, 2 soys, to tho fands. Weights to appear by 8 o'olook p.m. on the first night of the races, aod accep tances by 10 p.m. Dlstanoe, 1 mile. CONSOLATION HANDICAP of SOSOVS. Bn trance, lsov. Dlstanoe, 1 mile. W. PBROIVAL, Seoretary, ' _ . i Musical. A UCKLAND MUSIC WAREHOUSE. POPULAR WALTZ LIST- Old Love and New S ammer Nights Relno dn Bal Horoouo. Roino dn Pres First Extra My Queen language Of Flowers Bon Ton Monolo Wondorsohon Ruby 8 /Boers Lee Slrenos aphno Mon Hove Patlenco Lov» to a Ball-room Princess Dreamland Dream of the Past Ve'ttgeui. Poniono ~j Moonl»o«nB Rainfall PlraUn Oloira dt Dijon Bweethosr— Woodland Whispers Hommage aux Damos Chop Walts A Tol Blue Dauubo Ma Mle Angel Waltz Folio Tnrcsoo Indiana Lilie Owen Beautiful Fernß Tros Joll PlnafCi'O &«.. -c The Largest Assortment of Violins, Bows, Oases, Roeln, Strlngß, Con certinas, Accordions, Manuscript Books, Mnslo Folios, Tuning Forks, and Book Music In Auckland, OZ-ERI _ 101 EXERCISES Mar be used In conjunction with any Instruction book and is Indlspensiblo to Pianoforte Students. Czerny'sVeloolty Studies for developing rapidity of finger and oguollty ot touoh. The Special Editions of the above are new to band, and are obtainable solely at ths AUCKLAND MUSIC WAREHOUSE, ARTHUR BAD ft 68, QUMN-fITBBOT. Thurmbr JPianos (Monuiaoturoa Specially for the Climate ot Australia and New Zealand). THE THURMER PIANO Is Overstrung (double oblique). Full Compass Trichord throughout, with Full Iron Frame and Burnished Metal Pin Plato < Tho Tone Is Rioh aad Full, and the Patent Check Action produces a uniformly qulok, delicate, and facile touch. Tho oases are of most Elegant Design snd Workmanship, and the materials are all of tbo Very Best Description. THE THUBMER fIANO Surpasses anything hitherto produced In solidity of construction, durability, elegance ot design, aulokness of touoh, and Brilliancy of Tone, and above oil In its extremely MOD SKATE PRIOE, and It oniy requires to be known to at once take in New Zealand tho high position it already occupies to Australia. SINGLE INSTRUMENTS AT TRADE PRICE. W« R WA L X E R, GORE-STREET (Between Fort and Onstomhouse-slreetfi). SOLE AGENT FOR AUOKLAND. Smith American Okgams, ONLY GOLD MBDAL MELBOURNE EXHIBITION. 33 Different Styles, at jrtoea ranging from 18 Guineas upwards. No other Reed Organs oan osmpare with the SMITH AMERICAN ORGANS IN PRJOB OR QUALITY. SINGLE INSTRUMENTS AT TRADE PRIOE?. THE SMITH AMERICAN ORGANS Are of Splendid Workmanship and Artistic Design, and po_asa Unequalled Sweetness ot Tone, oomblned with Great Brilliancy and Power. I IWmR» WA L X■-._ R, GORE - STREET (Between Cusiouiiiauw and Fort-streats), ' SOLE AGENT FOR AUCKLAND. 8Q VICTORIA • STREET, AUCK. O5 LAND (6 doors abOvo Albert-street.. T, _. CARTER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PICTURE FRAME MANUFACTURER. Importer of Mouldings, Gloss. Piotures, Scraps, and Mnsical Instruments. TEACHER Of the Pianoforte, Violin, See. Pot Terms and Testimonials, see Brett's Atananao Advertisement, page 87, and poet free on application. ' TOOTR AH» BKPAIMBB OF MUSIO.!*, iHBTBUMmST-



I ll^ai-l^Mttflnl_-_____B__----yi-_ T3OROUGH OF ONEHUNGA. RATES. NOTICE.—AII persons whose Rates are un paid on the 31st March, current, will bo ex -1 oluded from the Burgess Roll of 1883-1; aad defaulters will be proceeded against, JOHN GEO. HUTCHISON, Town Clerk. March 13th, 1883. \AI M. STEVENSON, ONBHUJTOA, l v v being about to Retire from Builneiig, J will sell all bis Stook at a Great Sacrifice, for One Month, and lor Cash only, at and usder Cost. Hale to begin on W.-i.DMKaDAY. Maroh Slat. The Business for sale, and Pnuniecs for Bale or lease. " qpHE WAR CRY," on Sale at C. J. Lf-i-ckay'fl, Stationer and Booksellor, junollon Grey-street. Pdoe: Ope Ponny. GLOTHING almost given away in Cos gravo's Shop on Monday next by Samuel f Coombes & Co. QT, PATRICK'S DAY.-Burke'a Threo O Star Old Irish Whisky.—Governor Browne Hote'. LCSiSDALB POULTRY YARDS.- For Bala, Pure-bred Poultry from Prize Btooks :-Dark Brahmss, Llgkt Brahmas, Buff Ohoohlns. Golden Pencoilod Hamburgs, Silver Bpangled Hamburga. Grey Dorkings, Black Soaniah. Black and Red Game; .Aylesbury I Duoka, Rouen Dnoks. Also, a tow Imported Young euffolk Piss from Prize Stock.-Appry J John Abbot, as tbe Store, Hobson-street; or on ! the Farm. Waisomltl. I KaTS !—When do rats cease to bo rats f j After a hearty meal off Shablan-'si PnosPBOL- Paste (they aro then corpses) h- _ Sold by SHARLAND Se CO., SiwrUand-street, I tor Is. a pot. . I mHANKS.—I take the earliest opportu-1 J. nlty of thanking the kind friends and| neighbours for their kindness to my father dur-1 Ing his short Ulnec:, also to Dr;. Toanant and ( Purchas tor their pucotnal attonaance. —J. | Mendeei. Grey-street.—March 17.1883. g OUR CANVASSERS are nsw going 1 round solialting orders for tho Celebrated l Tarri-Q Mixtt/bb t»a. Give it a trial I -i?l II x 0 #10,000 LENT on Building 361 D' Society principles, or on other terms to Suit borrowers. Allotments bought ond Houses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Sea list of Properties for sale on .th page. Six per oont. allowed on money depo-l—d for Investment— E 0. Williamson, I*_l, Hsute, and Financial Agaa and Valuator., S.Vr_oan Lane. rg^HE improved engraved self-inking En f dorsing, Dating, a_d Numbering Machines. Indispensablo to Bankers, Lawyers, Merchants, Sec—2. Wooding, Manufacturers' Agent, High street. AUCKLAND HOKTICULTURAL SHOW.-Prize Fruit on ExMbitlon at McMath'B Stall in the Market PART Iff. IPIOrUBESQUK J^TbW jfrBALAXD AHD J^ONTHLY J^EWS. NOW READY. TO BE HID AT ALL BOOKBBLLERS AND 8-A-lONBRg, Prioe :-ONE SHILLING. HOUSEWIVES are requested to attend the Sale of Drapery and Clothing in Oc« ---grave's Shop oa Monday, and save 10s In ths £.—Eold by Samuel Coombes Se 00. ~ V^ILLIAM G-ULLIVBB, HOUSE. LAWD, B3TATS. AND COMMISSION AGENT, DRAUGHTSMAN AND ILLUMINATOR. MAP 3. PLANS. Sec, COMPILBD. (OooMßits'a Chambebs. eb, Qvkkh-btbbzi, AOCBLLAITD.) W.O. begs to notify his friends and the public generally th»t he has removed to the above premlsei.^her-e ho hopes, by Btrlo* attention to tho reqdHcements of hia clients, to merit support. From.MS lowe knowledge of Ponsonby Pro perties. It- Is in a position second to none to deal With partioi baying or selling In that dls triot. Inspoetion of my list respectfully Invited. A ready sale for Cheap Houses and Allotments, PO SALE NO OHARGS. A long list ot Country Properties open to In spection. Insuranoea effected at Lowest Rates. Remember tbe Address— COOMBES' CHAMBBRB, s Q-BBK BTSHLET. * CLEARING-OUT SALR OF CUTLERY. THOMAS BAMUB-, being compelled to Clear oat his Stook of Cutlery iv consequence of the PREMISES COMIMO DOWN ond no other Shop being obtainable, ia now SELLING OFif the what, of the Stook at an Enormous Soorlfioe. The Goods ore from the best Sheffield milkers, and will bave to ba sold at any price. Consisting of—Boat Ivory Tablo and Desert Knives, Lookwood's end Johnson's Best Pocket Knives, kleotro-plated Forks, Cruets, Sco, Nevada, and Nickel Silver Forks, and Spoons, Superior Scissors and Razors. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THOMAS SAMUEL, IMPORTER OF CUTLERY, 'C, Queen-street (Opposite Town Olock). INDIA AND CHINA TEA WAREHOUSE.* Landing, ex Orownthorpe. from London. Mom's Superior Fbhsh Bushings, lib. tins „ „ Kibpkbbd „ Üb, tins „ CHOIOB IlBR»ING8 I- Shbimp Sauob „ Smoked Rbd HBunraas „ new 0&a-8b mabmalad3 Akqco-Swisb Milk, Ex Arawata, Botomahana, and Wairarapa, T45 PAOKAGES INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. Medium to Very Oholoe. In cheats, halves, and feoxe?. These shipments include some ol the cheapest lines sold on the Australian Market this year. Fredk, At httbhbad, 98. VICTOBIA-STB-HT. LOOK OUT for tho Great Sale of Drapery on Monday In the. premises lately occupied by J. Cosgrave & 00.-Btaiuoi Ooompea tt Co. . OUR CANVASSERS are now going round sailed ting orders for the Celebrated Tawafl Mr-TOB-Tba, Give ft a Wall TAMES REID & SON B£g to call the atton_en and careful considera tion of those about to Furnish to the Veb. Fayoubabls Pbiobs of ALL KINDS OE FURNITURE. Having introduced Steam Power, they ore pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other house in town. JAMES REID & SON, FrotSmniß Emporium, HOBSON-STREET (2nd Sho from Vlctoria-st TfAT 0 T 1 0 B. BEES WAX 1 BEES WAX 1 Purchased In any Quantity for Cash. Bayers Ot Fungus and Hunt- Metal, Having purchased In China a Fine Assort ment of Teas himself, JAMES AH KBW oan confidently recommend them, and trusts that oil his old Customers, and the Pnblio generally, will avail themselves of this splendid opportunity and oall early to buy his Superior Congou, Beet Flavoured Kooloo. Shouohong, and various Mixed Teas, suited to every tastei He has also on hand Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger, Crockery ware* Silks, Handkero-lefs, aad other oommodltl- too numerous to mention, Note the Address:— JAMES AH KBW & CO., 231. Queen-street. WO S B O R N E, • Estate, Land, and General Com mis lon Agent, 81, Qneen-street. Anokland. ■j /\S. in the Pound saved by every one JL VJ Purohasing Oosgtave Drapery Stork on Monday. Tho greatest Bargains ever in Auokland. Sold on the premises of J. Cos grave & Co. T. & .H. COOK E, '14 AHD 46, VICTORIA-STRBIT, Beg to draw the attention of Ladles and Gentle men furnishing to their LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOOK OF TfiURNrrURE, comprising Drawing and Dining-room Suites, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Wardrobes with as panels, Sideboards, Cheffoniers, Hall Tables and Hatstands, Office Tables, Chimney nnd Toiiot Glasses. Dining Tables, Cane Chairs jn great variety, Toiletware, Drawers, Wash- X ds, „c„ &LC. riAKPETS, Including Brussels. Tapestry, Kidderminster, and Felt <7-i>'-. i.'eart_Tjga;Co_ ana China Mattings, Stair Carpets. Linoleum, Floorcloth, Door Mate Wool Mats, Bed-reom Rugs.&c. REDDING of all kinds and of the beat quality. Hair, Wool, ! FlockvCccoaFibro,andFlaxMattrMses, Spring mShmhmu inclHding the Paten Wire Wove Mat- I% leather Bids, Bolsters, and Pillows; __pek BedsTßolsters and Pillows, and Pal oases. T. & H. COOKE, _ and 18, VICTORIA-STREET. [Factory, Ehlott-etreet.l OUG HS, GOLDS, and LUNG DISEASES are speedily cured by taking SHARLAND'S CHERRY PEOTORA__-So-t at 2s. 6_ and Is. 6d. a Bottle by SHARLAND AND CO., opposite Post-office,



<3_-_____> IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCSC In tho matter of " The Debtors and Cre ditors Act, 1876," and the^amendmecoi thereto, and of the Bankruptor ot William Banks, of Auckland, Cook, a Debtor. . This is to notify that William Banks, of Auck land, cook, has this day filed a, etntement that heisunabloto meet his engagements with his Creditors—tho First Meeting of Creditors to be held at tho Supreme Court Buildings, Auck «£?' °» THURSDAY, tho 22nd day Sf March, loo i, at the hour of eleven o'dock in tho fore- Hex>n. 1)a ,Kd,-J Auckland this seventeenth day of Marco, loco, G. W. BASLEY, „, -, Deputy Registrar. William -At-ks, Debtor in person. — —-— • ■ i .ii m Auctions. MONDAY, NOON. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. HARMONIUM, PIANO, CARPaTf, &C. X, ARTHUR- "' ■TSJILL sell by auction ot his Mart, V 7 Queen-streot (Fnraltura Deportment), on Monday next, at 12 e/ciook noon, A GOOD OOL-KOTION OF HOUSBHOLB if URNITURK & EFFECTS (Removed to Mart for Convonlenoe of Sols)—Walaut Sails tnln» pieoea), PLr Olesi, Bmsse'ls and Tapestry Oarpets, Hearth Kuhs, Fe t Carpet, Iron Bad steads, Bed Honguigj. -Jongles. Vepettw ~ Bliads.-fim Cow, ___*bo_ib Wotou* Marble- W> sop Mirrowbaok Oheffonlar. Rlmu Holf-teeter Bedaioad, Mattresses, Pallia**-, Toilet Tabes, ToUet -losses. Toiiot flets, Wosbirtand-, Ohesta Draw^rs, Kltcheo Dressers, Btov_s. Oookfeur. Ranges, Pnnoy Sun allude, Perambutotors, Kitchen Utensils, Gloss and Earthenware, Piano, Harmonium, *a« dee. MONDAY, 10 o'Clock a.m. CHEESE, QUINCES, FRUIT, &c. R. ARTHUR WILL sell by auction, at his Mart, Qneen-atreeet, on Monday next, at 16 o'olook o.n_, on aoooort or whom it mat oonosbi*, 3 eases Ouotikl Cheese SO o**oer Cheese sHmt' Beveral Lots of Bacon .. ,■'■ Nelson asd Dunedin Blscnllß Co'nleotlonery _ - 10 kegs Taranaki Butter^ 60 kits Hoklanga Qulncea* Mo»inmnl,^Wlia»Baiel.ißemnera, aad other Apples, Peart, Plums, tea 0, TONES, B. 0. OABB. 3. D. XOKKS TUESDAY, MARCH 20, BUTTER I BUTTER 1 PHBBSE! CHEESE*! B, TONKS & O0„ j .A/ILL sell by auction on Tuesday, at TT lloolock, 3Q KEGS TARNAKI BUTTBR X CASES PRIME ENGLISH CHaESB No Reserve. B. TONKS _ CO., Auctioneers, B. TOOTCS.] [E. O. CABR.J 18. D. TONES. , TUESDAY, MARCH 20. LEATHER I LEATHER! LEATHER! KANGAROO I WALLABY CALF ! r CASES AND .BAIBS FOR SALE ON TUESDAY, At 11 O'CLOCK. B. TONKS~& CO. . -Uf Auctioneers. TUESDAY, MABCH2O. MACCA BEADS, CEYLON BEADS, POUND BEADS, BERLIN WOOL, HANDSOME WOOL PATTBKNS, PERFUMERY, PENCIL CASES, PBESENTATIO-I CASES i (Knife, Fork, and Spoons),* ELECTRO CKUETJS, BUT-BBST &a„ *o„ fto,' ; * " GABRIEL LBWIB HAS received instructions to sell, at bis Rooma (opposite Thornton, Smith and Birth's Mills), Lower Queen-street, on ua abovo into, at 11 o'clock, g OASES BEADS (Absob-ud) _ CABB WOOL AKD PATTBRNS 2 OABHS BLECTRO-PLATH (As ABOVE) g CASES ABBORTBD PBRFDMBRY Also. Q GOLD WAI-HHB. B. TONKS. R, O. OABB. B. D. TONES MONDAY, MARCH 19. On account or Whom it may CONOKRr, *L Ex S.s. Sorata, transhipped per Rotomahana. FOR SALF, on account of whom it may oonc-rn, on Monday, March 19, at derail c clock, 6 COILS WIRB BOFB. ' ', BTBtoß_- Vow Lying ia Dock Yard. B. XON KB 4 0 0., Aoctioneen. TUESDAY, MARCH 20. i CLOTHING, HOSIERY, DBAPBRY, &0., &c. " . ■ I For Positive Unreserved Sale. r HE subscribers will Bell at the Mart, „ JforMtxeet, on Tuesday, 20th Instant, at 11 00—CX, An assortment of GENERAL DRAPERY, 1 opmprlsing — Bays* snd Men's Coats, '-■ Tweedß, Hats. Mohair, Dress Stuff, Wln ceyß, Women's Hese, Children's Hslf hose, Falls, Buttons, Trimmings, Cuffs .and Collars, &o. No Reserve. SAMUEL OOCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. i yf, B. Ce.C__A_D. [JAS. DAf5R_, CHOICE BUILDING SITES. • SUBURBS OF AUCKLAND. THEPINgS. mHE undersigned have received Instroc- ' J. tions from Messrs Metcalfe and Hill to . sell, by public auction, at tho Land Mart, Fort street, about the nflddle of April, -HEIR FREEHOLD PROPERTY, coritein ing 102 acres 2 roods 9 perches, situate , half-a-mile from the Penrose Railway Station; thero is a good seven-roomed house upon tho property; also, cowshed, stable, dairy, etc.: the whole can be profitably subdivided into five and ten acre sections, each of which weuld pos sess first class building Bites.commanmng extensive and beautiful views. Plans showing the position nnd proposed sub- _ / division ore in course of preparation, J: ■■ and ovory facility will be given tor In- MM gpeeting the property, whloh Is within \U three-quarters of nn hour from the Atlcfc- I land Railway Station, oithor by road or ' rail, " ' vlf SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, [ Auctioneer., ' i ;fbiday, March so. I GOOD PAYIKG COUNTRY NEWS. "- ] PAPER BUKINBSS FOE SALE. j MESSRS, PAGET & HULMG , i HAVE received instructions frnm tlie 1 proprietors to Bell by public aucHo-, at their Auction Man. Tauranga, at noon on FRIDAY, the 3Uth March (unless previously ! disposed of by .private treaty), ■ j | The PLANT. BOOK-DEBTS, GOOD-WILL r S-VJS^-'JSfB^ Vce TAURANGA GUARDIAN" Newspaper, at present — dou'S.BOOdpayibKbuSneSs. 1 The Plant is oomplete for Countl7 Newspaper I and Job Printing offloe, and aU material good ■ I aa new. For ternis and full parttoulara apply to § PAGET ft HU-MB, " * Auctionesrs, . b Tauranga, March 16,1SSS. II; :'_f{C<mimitd m Fourth Page,J