LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

r ***** J »*!«'* May 10th-2.35 p.m.) >i " SHIPP^G NEWS. P*V MELBODBNE, this day. 1 Arrived thto morning :Te Anau, from . Jp^nS 01* ™ ÜBl-

FATAL ACCIDENT AT ONEHUNGA.

I . n n Te leren o'clock this morning a man 'AB J Penny was killed while working I "Stail of the breaking-down saw in Mr mSJ Una's Mill, onehunga. He was ; JL f- *%, off a log with a crow-bar, slab came down auddenly "he? oppose end of the b« to „» *■*£ b Y had hold of, and threw tint which W n»u the ajr him • the uttortuuate fellow !• rf;, he'd firsr, on to .on.c of nut h»v« »uen». , jL 0 £ the frame, as -?»" it is supposed bis *^* ?.„ broken. He never s.oke after **•" rt/t death must have been to- Wlug. «*"& was a carpenter itaotaneous. w» j^ h b y tr.de, but own tem potarily 'W^'flXwia wife and Lur

THE BUMPING ON PORT CHALMERS BAR.

vhe PUots Exonerated.

; | [BY THJaBAPa. JB*S ASSOCIATION,

. i^UNttEIN, this day. rTHiittdgmeat of the Court in .he Monarch •Lbl is tbat the mishap was not cau.ed by tfT'default of any person, but by the Sge» and accidents of the .c.. it '^red tbat due care hod been taken, \jofttt the accident occurred through the : ttneipw,^ setting in of heavy rollers.

SAILING OF THE FENSTAN TON, FROM DUNEDIN.

" (BT TKLBQKAPH'~ PEKSS ASSOCIATION.)

]'"'", ! I DUN«*DIN, this diy. 'gULKD i Fenstanton, for London ; Ross ;#fc for Portland, Oregon. TheFenst*n. ; joa'i cargo includes 2392 bales wool and 5740 carcases frozen meat.

THE STEAMER WESTMEATH.

. Detention at Hobart

jIBSBB CBtTICKSH*NK & Co. have this "afternoon received a telegram from Bobart. notifying that tho steamer Westmesth from London for Auckland, arrived •V that port on Tuesday afttrooon, ta»l(rjt to put in there for coal. She left attin at an early hour tbi* morning, and 'Siylhel«for.e be expected here about Wed nesday next.

NEWTON EAST SCHOOL.—AN NUAL SPORTS.

This annual mcetinj c itne off on Wednes day aiternoon on tho Domain Cricket Ground. A novel and interesting featnre ,WKJ introduced in skipping rac:s for girhr, ol which there were four, the first of which was«on V«y cleverly by a mite of agrl, who travelled wonderfully, quickly, and •kipped like a patent machine. Jtrvis won a very close race tor the 300 yards by v inch or two, and having already won tha 100 yards carried off the School Cup. Barton threw the cricket ball tho good dis tance (for a boy) of 52 yards, with Sexton tdM op. The walking of McCulloch aad Goodsoa was really good. We append a list ef events and winneis: ; 1W Yaw S (boys from 10 to 13 years).— T.Whitcrolt, 1. ;,IOOYAUDS (Boys under 10 years).—F. Jtomsn, 1. f 100 YAEDs OPKN (First Cap Race).—F. jerris, 1; F. Severne 2; F. Murphy, 3. BiaPPINO RACES (For Girls).—The first vuwon by Annie Walmsley, the second by *nuie Fiau Kham, the thud by Maria Hkilam. Hnii Raob Handicap. —Hooker, l; Coutonay, 2 j F. Haslam, 3. 300 Ya*DS (For boys under 10 years).— CHaslam, 1. " 300 Yards Opei (Second Cup Kace).— Jenia, 1; F. Murphy, 2; F. Severne, 3. The three breasted the tape almost ilmnlUDeou-ly. Severne would probably have won if be bad not been jostled. iHEiE-LsOGED Rack (For Boys).— W. Watson and G. smith, 1. 100 YAtDS (For girls-3 races).—lst race, Idith Miller, 1; 2nd race, Sabina Frere, 1; 3rd race, Alice Lawford, 1.

' SACK Back.—Harold Muhon, 1. 3 Dalf-iule Race.—Percy Lusk, 1; George McGibbon, 2. Ons Mils Walking Race -J. Mc- Culloch, 1; F. Goodsir, 2.

Hop, Step, and Jump.—Jervis (who cleared SO feet), 1. The same boy won the lony. Jump by clearing 13 feet, W. Smith being close np in each event. , Thbowinq thb Cbickrt Ball.—Gerald Barton, 52yds., 1 } A. t-extoo, 2. 300 Yards (For boys ov>r 13 years).—F. flwerne, 1; G. McGibbon, 2; P. Lnsk, 3. 100 YARDS (For boys over 13 years).—G. McGibbon, 1; F. Sererne, 2. a very close nee. ~, ... . .

The Headmaster desires to offer hi* cor oial thaDlie to Major Lnsk, Captain Mahon, *ndMr Ktesing, also to Mr Melliopp and th? other teachers for very valuable assist •nee, which conld not have been dispensed

Cornelius Bagley, who met with an Jjeldent at Parneil yesterday (particulars of which appear elsewhere) died at the Hoiplfcal shortly alter 2 o'clock this after-

Snllding contractors should remember •hat the time tor receiving tenders for tto erection of a new three-story warehouse la Commerce-street, for Messrs Laurie and Bornsby, has been extended till Saturday next.

It to gratifying to notice tbat the export of flour to New Caledonia continues. A jt'ge shipment was tent away by the barque Northern star several weeks n;,'o, Hetsn Thornton, Smith and Firth, and Bycrofc and Co, being the exporters. These firms have now arranged for the barque OUre Thwlow to take a second cargo with out delay. She will commence loading at once, and will probaWy take her departure with several hundred tens of flour next week.

The mrlval of the direct steamship West neatb, from London, is being anxiously Iwslted h> Auckland matron?, There is | *t tfie present time an unsatisfied demand ■for domestic servant', and wages are roling hluber than for several years past. In fact, the greatest difficulty is experienced by ladies in obtaining either good or bud •ervantsat even hUh rates of remunera tion. Twenty or thirty are advertised for j-ln our columns-every night, and-yet the demand continues. The knowledge that

there are over one hundred domestic •eronts on the Westmeath renders the anital of that vessel a desirable event to Hie ladles ot this city, and they are not likely to loose much time in supplying their Vanb in this direction ai soon a« the new

•rrlvals are landed. There is every J probability that the steamer will put in »n *PWarance to-morrow.

There is likely to be a large influx of im migrants to our city within the next few | gam Thethip Kangitiki is now fully due, Deing more than one hundred days out. : Baa has no less than two hundred souls on . board, all of whom are for Auckland. Ihe .Weitmeatb, dally expected, also brings low hundred passengers, three fourths of | whom-are for this port, and the remainder l« Bapier. Out of the aggregate nmmber «f immigrants fcr Auckland, more than two hundred are single (iris.

The following is the translation of a letter Sent by Wetere to Ke-enga for pnb'ication In the " Waitara Press" :— "Mokau, May 6,1883. To the pulisher of the newspaper »t Wai'ara. Insert this my word in your newspaper, that a>l tha worid may see it. My word to you v finished. 0 Wends I the pe»ple of the province from Mokau to Patea. '' his is Orwora. It will be a very good thiDg if %. train (railway) passe* through. ; our divisions. If you agree with this will you support those in authority in cur province, It- Mokao, Urenui, Waitara, Mew IWynHratb, Manutahi, Inglewood, Strat- Iford, Normanby, Hawera, and throughfto Pale*. Thiaisall. ■ *"i 7

TELEGRAMS.

(PEE PKESS ASSOCIATION.)

WELLINGTON, this day;

CONVEYANCE OF fcLBEPEHS.

The following tenders have b;en received for the conveyance of 69,582 sleepers from K'ipu Wharf, Thames, to Auckland.— Accepted : Burton and Cuzon, .vhortl»nd, £781. Declined :M. Vaughan, Thames £791; M. Mccol, Auckland, £835; Stone Bro ~ Auckland, £904.

The Wakatipa arrived from Sydney at 2 30 p.m. to-day.

WASTE LANDS BOARD.

The regular fortnightly meeting of the above Board took place this afternoon, there being present, Messrs D. A. Tole (Chairman), J. May, W. P. Moat, B. Tonka, and Dr. Campbell.

The (jnehuhqa Ironworks—The following letter was received from the Minister of Lands for the Board's consideration :— " Auckland, April 17, 1883. I have the honour to inform you that siuce my last communication on the subject of manufacture of iron from iron sand, at Munukau Meads, experiments h*ve been successfully cariied out that wilt clearly prove that marketable iron of excel lent quality can be produced from this iron Band at a paying price. But on calling together a few gentlemen who were willing to associate with us in providing the necsssaiy capi al to erect plant for workiug the thing on an extensive scale, they, having the report of experts ap pointed by themselves, were perfectly satis* fied with the results shown by us, but have taken exception to the short cnriency of lease—viz., 21 years, and were unanimous in their opinion that it would not be wi»o to erect works approaching prob blyacoat of £80.C0(f o £110,000 on inch a tenure. I beg respectiuliy to suggest that tbe term of tie lease should be extended to 60 years for the beach at Manukau and the Lighthouse re serve, or that the lessees have the light of renewal at periods to be fixed now, and at increased rental, alto to be fixed now, dating from . such definite periods, another difficulty also presents itself, which would prove a growing one as the works progress, and this is where we shall deposit the refuse from the works. To meet tni?, I would auk you to grant us the right to reclaim land be* tween nigh and loir water mark at One« mm a, or pare of the spring paddock at Onebunga upon waich the woiks are being erected. By doing this, the road at tbe side of the work, which is now perfectly u-elesa, would be made available as a wharf, and enable the cross line through the works to be made into a ve<y much better siding or junction with the main lioe than can bo done now. This would give wbarf accommodation for small craft only, and I would be? you to make it free to the works for iron, iron* sand, and coals to New Zealand.—l hare, &c, John Chambers."—Adpended to thii letter was a memo, from the Under secretary in the Lauda Department, stating that Mr Chambers had already been in formed that the Government has no power to grant him a lease of the Manukau fi reihore and that it would be time enough to deal with the present application for extension of lease and power to reclaim when the question was brought before the Legialatui c, an it wonld have to be. lv the meantime it would have to pasw through the Board. The chairman said that since receiving the above com munication, Mr Chambers had sent him an additional letter, tequestiDg the Board to recommend tbe granting of permi-st<.u to erect a wharf first, as it would be tequired for the reclamation works. The chairman said that, with respect to the enlar^emeet of the lease from 21 to 60 yean, the term did not seem too short when such a large expenditure of money was con templated. -Mr Tonka thought there was a great deal of force is Mr Chambers's remarks, for it was quite obvious that it would be a difficult matter to float a powerful company for such an industry when tbe term of lease was very limited. These gentlemen wee on tried to every consideration, for they were seeking to turn to profitable account a raw pro duct that had hitherto been worked up without success If their ex periment proved successful, not only would the coloDy be largely tenefitted but the v.iluo of its landed estate greatly mc eased iv value. Mr Mool aurccd that the p'ojectorx of this iron-smelting in dustry deserved liberal treatment, and he therefore recommended the giant ing of tbe application. Upon the motion oi Mr Touks, it was agreed to recommend tbat the il;ht of renewal or the extrusion of lease be granted on such terms as may be arrangtd betwren the Government and the promoters of the industry. It was also resolved to recommend the granting of a piece of land upon which to construct a whaif.

The remaining business was of am unim portant nature.

It was agreed to recommend tbeSrantisg of an application by Messrs Vaile and Douglaj to be allowed to complete a cer tain purchase, in respect of which they had made a deposit payment.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

MAY 10. 1883. Bank ot N.Z-gollßrs, £22 10d NailonM Bank—Sellers 73a n.Z. loenr»"ce— Buyers. 71s NiUonal IneU'snoe—r*)l -w. 263 N.Z. Loan and Mercantile—Seller*. £4 Union cash ana Door—Buyers, £8 7s 6d; sellers, 48 1(M Cotomardel B.S nomptny-Ruyer.', 13a Fisher ai>d Co.- Bayers. 10a 3d Qnown of li.jaaty- 21a. S2l; bayera, 3Js ; sellers, 22s Deep l«vel Croe<<-Buyerp, 5> 81;sellern. Si Prlooa Imperial—6is 6d, t2i | bu? era, 61s; sellers, BU J. WEWM4W, Chairman.

Death.

BEQLEY.-On May 10th. 1883, in the Provincial Hospital, Cornelius Begley. The 1 unoral will leave the Hospital at 3 p.m. on tiunday. Members of the Hibernians are expected to attend.

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Wanted. WANTED SEEN, the Wonderful Krc Btrgains in. Men's (Watertight B* only 10a Gd, at Dauipiot'B Boot Shop, Vlotoi street. , WAAT&D. General oervain. mi hays g'ld releforem cs,—Apply 1 Brett, Symonda-jtreer. WAITED, a respectable Boy, to ma himself e-onorally useful—Apply Market Hotel, Grey street. WAITED, Housemaids, Genera Cook?, Nn. ea. Noiaeglrla, Marii Cnnples, Walter, Sfarm-liaad and Eo>.—JV WhUoomb'a HegiatTy. noxt thn Varket \A, ANTED, a smait, Intelligent Boy 1 TV the Printing Buslneao.—Apply at t Star Oflloe. WANTED, a Boy to ride tor order; highest wa?ea to good one—a _Holn ANTED, stout Boys to worlc Pla lag Machines.-Auikland Tlmto- V (Limited!, Uaatam-huusa street West \a' ANTED, a Strong Lad to Help p»c » ' and osrry paroela-Garllok and Cr* well. Qnam-Btrget. W~~ ANTED, one or two Men accustomt to thi B.lokyard.-Apply to J. Arot bald. Whan. WANTED, a Baker for the Town II nc-nUB* hand rcqul-.ad.—Apply I John Lamb. 35, Qaee'iatreet. WANTED, an Assi-tant to the Dresi mtkir:; aiao, apprentices and in provere.-Apply to Mr* k. Coombt.-, Wynjni attest, ofl »r*fton Road. WANTED, Runners to Sell the Aucl laaa Hcjo!« Club Have Programme.- Apply »t H. H Hayr'a offlO", High street, o Friday. 11th b twten 9 and 10 a.m. WANTED, a Good Beuch Hand.- Aoply at onoe. T. P.oss>r, U»pc Qaeen-sirent. WANT'D. a Groom that knows hi bnsln9«g.-W. C. owther. ANTED, Two Hands to w»rk l)ra Bench.-Apply Meronry Bay Timbe Co. (Limited). Port-street. \»/ aNTED, a tounu Man for Butcher' V » shop in the country, able to kill, &c- Apply to F. G. Clayton. T * ANTED, a Lad to deliver grocery ** muat ba aMe f iririe.-Apply to Afr j Tyer, Upper H» niond< ctri ot. ANiEU, a Partner in a lucrativ bueioeea In Qaeea-Mieet, one who w on take an active lotere >t la . ho bntiieei preferred Prinolpalß only dealt with. -Apply to Jlilwar *'a>M, 177. Qaeen street. IITANTEDr^re pcctable Youth abu V ¥ Mxteen.-H»nchard and OrrnweU, 244 Q[men-street ■■ W/* B TKD, a Hsrncsaraaker or a Vonni Mai. ai«w years at the trad* ■■ an im prorer; permanent Jo and tood wi -oa to nil able person.-Apply by let er to J. ll.ndcisM Baadler. Haweta. WAN iED a General Servant; refer •n<-e« reqnlrea.—Apply W. Oadd, if ml Depot Vlotoria-ttreat. ■*%; ANTi-D, a Rood General Serrant. ---▼ ▼ Mrs Captain Elliott, Alt Edgecumbe Hepburn-street; , WANTKP, at once, a Good Femali Uunmal i-ery»ut. — AJ>p-'y forestall Anna Hotel. Albtt-«tr— U jtNiKl), a General Servant. —Applj aitha Price* w WaUa HoUl. WANTED, General Strvant (siogj( wumau). Jlu ■ >i« »^io t> r id and writ*.-Apply, rjan'r 3» t mm ~. \\' ANTED, a reepccUole General t-er H vant: also Apprentloea to the <lr as raUrg— pply to Mra Blroh. lil. Grey atreef. \\l ANTED, Working Men to Know * * that T, MoMast :r fa r lHn v Printed Mole Trouten at fij Od, an i Twted Trooa"ra at to 6d and 7« 6J. Ur&»t t arqalni'. W/ ANTED, renpectable Girl about 14 or ▼" 15: easy place.—Apply first shop past Criterion Hotel, Hobaon-strcet. v.' ANT ED, a few good Hands tor ■ ' tiisgar'a Sewing Mici.ino, also a few laid Appreutlce*.—App y U, lie 1/Jf tu'a S&lrt factory, Lmiham-fltrewt. corner Alberc-stieet, l\' ANTED, a Boy about 15 for Grocery V * Trtde.— w. Pad, WeUlnulcn-strtet. Vl/ ANTEH, 2 Lads, about 35. -Knquire M M-ihanlo/ kint llrlok Yard, or to Uea Jo»am 27, Qaeen-ttfect. VV*JNiED KNOWN-Another gr.nd TV Frenh lo> o( Ladle*'. OenU', aad Coll* Iron's God Oh aa B' j -, at D«mpler's Boot Shop, YlotorUntrcet. * \*. aN 'iSD. a • abin-tm»ker. — Apply V* office of this paper. i*,ANTtI), two or thiee good Men to V' ? pi .n^h. *ud tM urn er»lly u-eful (tin«le): ion»tan» empoymeut — Apuly M»wu 12 >nd i. to fttaaife and Hill, 39 N. Z. Innrancfl Bnnali gs. Tv A>TED, a Cook and Laundress, » » whe. c another i er rant It kept.—App;y tflsi tl'XHDrter, Bp«.nn. \I7•A■^TED, two good Dressmakfrs. — » » Apply (by lotter) to W. Reid. West lad House, Cambridge. \\T a i* TED, improvers to tbe Dress and » ' II»bl. Makluir, KOcd wages W quick i»nii«; am alloy Ulrl abont 3 for homoir rk. -AiVT Mr- Auintou, Dress and H»bn Makar, Loanu' Bulldngs. \\J ANTED, six good TailofOsses and » » Improyers.—Apply J. H. Dal ton, Tailor, rictorla-atreet Eaat. i* AftTrD, Tailore^sts, b»st wa«ea and ♦' permanent umployoieat — Ne» ZsUcod Pwe< d ' "nmp»oy. J M(wi, M»nagnr \\i ANTED, Good ~Mt'ehiui«t, gooJ Vt wiuifß. and constant work.—Apply to I. Tatterpa'J, buol upper maoataotarer, SIS, j e«n-«t fot \\/ ANiEDJ to purcbase, a fetached V 7 Houst of not lo» ihan 6 ro«mi or a nitable niioimeut of land, with n half auille of hi t pof OTer>ilreet,-Adaree4 J* 'latter.al1, 113, (Juncn strert TT~aNT7d To Se-LL, .First-class *» Oamaru Potatoes at lowest -market •ates.—T. Steadman and Co., Seedsmen, 196, juccn-atreet. _ W> ANTED to Sell, a Hone, Harness, V » and tipiisK Cart—Apply T. Upton, Mr. iloekiU Koad. _< WANTED, to Buy, a good Milch Roat -Apply to Mrs Waters, Valley Road, Mount Eden. ; ANTED to Boy, 1 or "t first-class Garriato Hones, nut less than 15 hands ! inohes bi«h; brown or bay prefeired. -Apply W. Oowther. ,;' - ANTED, two respectable Boarders in a private family whw* no other warders are kept -fur addree i, apply to Br*B ■ffl<B. \4;ANrKD, to Bent a Large Hou»e ; » * must be near Queen-street—Address Snqnirer. Stab Office. \\ AJM'EI), two Koorns, or one large *» Room (fnrnished) on irround floor, near Jueon'Street. with or wlihout bonrd.—Apply jy letter to J. Wolf, Stak Office, with terms. *»/AMTED K~«»WN—Female Correc- V» live rtlli-For Dropty, Swollen Lt«», OebUitr. Cold, and General lrrrgu>arlUe*. they nviirlsbly rnlltire 1/ per box.—uaoderton % Diaptnatry, Karang«h»pe Howl. «» ANTHD, a Hi-naom, without horsn or ** harness gtate price.—Address "Han lom/'Epgbm Post Oflloe. / " WANTjsh KNoWiN-Cork Soles, 2Jd j Hoot Q»s 6d the Bottle: Bntton Hooks. 2d; Long Leather Laoe*. Id the pair, at D4mplet'a Foot Shop. Vlolpria sweet WANTED, To Let, Apartment?, 6 rooms, commanding finest view, in the slly; easy terms.-Apply X. Proeser, Upier [jueon-gtree*. ' , ' \\j ANTED.—The best stock of Winter TV Hoaery In Ponsonhy is to bo found at Robson's Melbourne Houae, Come and see them. _^ WANTED, Board and Kosido.ce, by a ynnng Man; five minutes" walk from Daeen-s'reet; tingle room.—Address, stating lerma, to R. A., oare of Pott Office. WANTED, Tendors for plooghltg abont four sores ot land at Avondate.— Apply to J. TattersaH, 812, Qoeen-strcdh IV ANTED KNOWN — That T. B. V» Smith, of Kyb-ir Psss Road, havlru Determined to oe»r out hU large Btook ot Paonrhaoglnvs tn make rom for Drspory Good^jß now offering them at an immense iiOriUOO lOC lUU..— »■»- rP*vf* ThtinaAnfl Pieces at a rpdnotlon of i 6 per oent ANTED KNOWN, that our Illui trated Garden Calendar is now ready, and will ho sent free on receipt of 4 2dstamps.- T. Steadman andjCOjJJeed Merohants._ W, ANTED KNOWN—If yon want to W see tha latest Fashion (Autamn and winter. 18S3), h«ro a gUnoe at Munro and MlllUao'» Tailoring window, in Hnhgonntreev WANTED, to Astonish the Native*.— Read J. H. Dalton's Price List :-Good Serge Suita, 60s to 90s; good Tweed Suits, 60s , ditto, 65a to 90s: ditto grousers. 12s M to 47s Bd. Gentlemen's own material made up.—At tne City Tafioring Katabllshment, Viotorla-street Eaßt. — WAWTED KNOWN-That R. Duffey has commenoed the Corn Butlne<a «n his Store at the top of Hobsonstreet. ana will be glad to see all H' old customers again. »»rAN'IED KNOWN-That I am pre- V T pared to parohase Honnebold Furniture and other effects on the jireml«e» on tbe sbertert notice, in town oroonntry.—*pply p»r»onally or by le'ter. to J»nra Rae. Parhy-rt. net TT7ANTKD SEEN.Cthe extra grand VV Line of Oemlomen's Heal Hand-wwn KtA BlasMo-slde Win»er Boats, yery cheap, at Mamolet'ii Bnn» Bhnp, Viotorln street. »»/AwfßU KINOWW - UMKAP JIM VI bbr! Cheap Timber! And all other kinds of Buildinc Materials, can be purohased ohlaper and better than anywhere else at the Yards of I>. Golpib. Albertrstreet r A a nTEDKN ■•' WN. that Mrs V\alters, W Hobson-street has Hemoyed to Pitt, street, where sha has Owned a Freah Btoek o Millinery. r . i WANTED the Ladies to Know that ■ Mnnro and MUllßan. Hobson-Hreet, h«TB Beoured tha str»ioas ot a flrat ol»as Mil- X and are tow prepared to suppl. mUllnery a »11 Itsbronohe' oo<haehorteßt >,otlCB. AN I ED, the 1 aaiesoi ronsonoyand irtatrlo* to o-H and inspect the new »nd n hono Milllnerr at priose to roll all claseea: afs~he^"oo7s'lnQo.dwdßlack LutMssd (SoneM.oll which a» c, will be m»de. A splendid lo» o' Blankets KM t(Ai good BBWamsm He«th Eu« and liooi ■ Matt from Sa 6d; Crettones, i»Wa foyers Q "ute. ™deroloth.Lg: Cheap Lines In Hosiery «rsnwDie»BOoo^B. HresßmnSlnKinthftLatea ' »2shlomfc-BBMI«GW»Y'a Cheap Draperj BsSnUßbrcenM-ornerot Union and P.tteisoi ~ sireetel.Fwman'saoy.jr.'.!.



Wanted. jsh v*/- ANTED, a Smart Strong Erra »)». 7? Eot.— B. B. Bhalders and Co. ria- ; — WANTED TO CdAKIKK, a Vess „,. 45 to 60 tons register.-Wm. MoArtl irs "^O* j- I*7ANTED, one or two young gent kef T men as Boarders: me of bath a tj piano; terms moderate.— Apply Doable-stc House, three doors beyond Pnblt Hobo j^ Nehon street. led V&7 ANTED Known—and well knows. trs TV Mdsley's Hosiery, Brettle's Hosiei _ Leicester Hosiery, at Robson's Melbourne Houi or Ponsonby. he ijl/ANT-D KNOWN—Another grai _ 1" Lot of 1 iditifc1. Qinit■', and Ohlidrei Fresh Boot 3at Damp!er'» Boot Shop, Viet a ■ » street. Be in time. ■ - ■ - X\l ANTED SEEN—Chsrle* Kelsey ai H" »» Co.'b large assortment Writing Desi '■at Workboxes, Ice, at all prices.—Charles Kel* and Co., two doors below Morrlna', Irunmongei Jk \*/ ANTJSb KNOWN— Digestive Bi n- V V wis—The wonderful remedy,{or 1d( gestlon, Pains In <;ho*t, Forehead, and Bao ~, Conßtipatlon. DUes, Sec. Pirioe 2/B.—Qatodorto ■~ Karangahupe Koad. , . •■ .; > \* A n TED S E BN—Charles Kelsey ac ~ v Co.'s Keal Silver Jewellery. Theyket , > no imitations, guarantee everything they se. 10 Fresh assortments monthly,—Charles Kelsey _ Co., two doors below Mornns', Ironmongers. s" %VTANTI<D, Buyers for a quautlty 1 a' " * Qentlemen's fashionable cut Rei '" Tweed' Ovarouats, at 98< fltl eaob. > h so Gooc _ Rra of the Beat ttyles In Heather and Ore c . Mlxtares, and cannot be matohed nnder 42a. ---_ J»m< 8 Scutl, General Dr-por, Ol'ithier,Sa, &c in i.oaduD Houne, VloiorU-itrett Weit and No soaetioet. jmokjani. I %*/ AN I'KD KNOWN—Another gran )r *' Lot ot-Ohdap *ooti. at liaiiu'ior'u Dot Shop, Victoria street. Ec In time. is \\T ANTED KNOWN lam ia receip m r,f weekly supplies of Canterboiy Poti - toes—Uer-ents and Kidneyn—of beet quality g alno, Hed HpanUh Onions, Hiring general a*n >r faction. Sample) tor trial on Bpplloation.—k K. D.vlfg Nathan's Hond. auitomhons»Btreei r B *m/ANTBU K^OWN.-miss Clifton _ TV Dress and Mantlemaker flats Yon woman for Messrs A. Llnabury and Co.), ha - Commenced Business in Crow tiler's Bulidingi ; Wollesley-streot East, where she will be hupp a to receive all old customers, guaranteeing th Bamo satisfaction as heretofore. c YV ANTED KfIOWJN '• A. O. STEPHEMBON, a I DRAPBB. NKWT ON, )( Hah Jwht Ofkniid Up . NBW VBLV&TBRNS, special valu-i, 1/8 yard 7 NBW S.TINS. 1/9,2 6. to 6/3 jard '■ NKW 511,K3, splendid Lyons, 4/fl yard , NSW HOBIHRY, 4Jd npwartr jjhj ' NKW DOLMANS, woll trimmed, W :. NBW ULBTHBB.?/BtoSs'eaoh ) I NBW JACKHTd, aplendld value, at 7/8 NicW UNDKROliOriHNG.aU.tylMisndprice . NX «w H ATB, In Straw, fta. 01 npwarda V NKW FWATHMKB.I/6t031/eaob , NK ■" FLOWKK9, /2JW3/oeaoh - S NBW TAPKSTRT OARPBTB, 2/3 DOT yard >' NBW LONG LAOS CDRTAIKB. /BJ. 1/, 1/1 •nd l/fl per yard r NKW SBOKT CURTAINS, Hi to V per yard NBW FLANNELS, 85 pieces. /7J to 8/oper yarc : NBW BLANK HTS, full else. All Wool. 18/1 I per pair NBW CLOTHING, lc great variety. DRESSMAKING AND MILUNBRX ON TBKPRBMISBS. ~«f » s r, A. 0. STEPH^NSOS, KA.R-NQAHAPK ROAD WANTED KNOWN-Liverand Bilious Toalo— A preparation for HUloun at d ! Liver ComplalbU, ladlnestlon, Rhoumnttnm, Pains In the aide. &O. Prloe S/.-Uauderton Kftranushape Road, Anoklanii. Y% ACTED KNOWN-No Imitaticn v» Silver kept by Charles Kelsey 6 Co.- The whole of their Stook Is guaranteed genuine. —Charles Kelsoy and Co., two doore below Morrius', Ironmongers. oTaNTKD.- Hosiery 1 Hosiery! — •* Men's, Women's, Boys', ©Iris", and Children's, just opened at Robsons Melbourne House, Ponaonby. ... ANTED KNOWN—Money to Lend on perMnaland collateral borraritj, re payable by weekly Intialment*. Bi la dls oounied.—Rm's New Zaaland Pawn Shop. Darby street. WA. M T E D -100 Gentleman to Purobate «o»t Qatliiy Twond butt* (bought In anorerstooked m«rko'i, prloe 50s; ibeeo goods are rsaliy worth ftorn 6SB to 70a. A ananllty of Ileal Good forking Coats at 7f Od. worth 10a M.-JMnra Soutt, Qeneral Draper. *o, London Hog c, Vlotcrla* s-re«t Wpbl and Nel»oo-»trcet, -.unklaad. DRA PER'S assi»tant.- Wanto<l,ashaip Young Man as Junior. — James Soutt, London House. Victoria street West a-.d Ncl sbn-street, Auokland. O< SEKEEPEK WANTEP. A Faohrlor UvlDg within the oliy wants a Hous*k>rper; work v»y may — tnply -8., Pott Ofllo- Lnller B. X 73. A VACANCY is "now open for a well "A ednuau d H «»« aj tv u-ar>' >ha Com poelDg— Ai.ply to Mr Barton. t^T.R offlo?, I-O PKIMTJCKS. — Waotod, iium.di atetj, a "ood Comioiltor for oountrj pater, w«g>« £B.—Apply W. Harii.-t , ans b'ldge, Tbe Baiean. OOT TBXDB, WanteH, Boys and Sir!* an Atipror. t ee« to tne B- it Trade. Apply W. MoAnhnr «nd Co.'n yaeriry. U *LkSM*b WAMTED Required for tho Wholpsalo, a Smart Sales man to take chargo of tho Fancy Department. Applicants to state ego. experience, salary re quired, and enclose copies of testimonials. TURNBULL, SMITH. & Co., C . Warehousemen, • Wellington. UrEM OK B«. U-Y fcXlr,i>Dc,U GOLD MINING CU. (LIMITHD). .Applications for th« Office of Mlje Manaver win ba rcoelved op to noon od M INDA.Y, tbe ith lnstut, »t tbo Oomo*D)'> OfH -c. New Zea land Insurance Hoildlags. Auckland. Appll oants to state tabuy required, D, O. MAOOONNBU Manifter. Ane-land.>lhMay,U«3 T" L,oßt and Found. LOST, Jet Bracelet.—finder rewarded on 1«»t1d» It at thi. offloe. LOST, a week ago, a Gold B.ouch, obtonu shaped, wl'h raised golo fl'wer and gloas at back.—Be-aidonloav gltheaame at er.ii Offloe. STItAYbD, (torn Kp»om, on Friday night lax', Obe«tn«t Man*, With iaddls mm brok-n brliHe Ten SblWnga reward on delivery to Alfred Bocklanrl. ' " ' O|»8. REWAKU — Loft, by a poor O" woman, between frroraan'a Bar ana Jueen-ttrcet, a Porxt co-t.luUn I.rife ronnd tiota, * One: Pound rlota*. and 1 J-Soverelgn. Finder will receive ibe above rew_rd on re>urn Ing urn« to W, fluid, oara ot T, Ihompton Grooer, Vlotorla-slreut. Jjioensinsr Notices. IVTOTIOE OF jAPJP^^ATION FuK IS THANSB-BK OF . lOHNOHV-T, Cbrls tODher F. Mann of KaMnnahap* Ktat. City ot Auckland Month, b»lng tie holder ot a Pub'l oan'o Ltnenie In reapeot ot the house and pre mises situate at Karangahape Koad, »nd known by 'ha atgn of the Bluing Son Hotel, do hereby Rive notion tbat I deslrn to obtain, and wl. 1, at the next Dooming Meeting to be holds* at the Resident Magistrate's Court on the lrt day of Junr, 1883 apply for a transfer ot the nsicl license from myself to Daniel McLennan, my app"intco.—Patna thi 7th day of May, 1833.— OHBISrOHHKK F. MANN. \i OTIOK OF APPLICATION KOK 1.1 AN ACCOMMODATION I lOIC'Sf.— I. wijhelm Brann, of Awltu, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at >he next Licensing Mooting tn beholden at -witn, on the sth flay of June. 1883. apvlr for a OertiQ. oj^AUjhoTiaing ttieisme of an Accommodation Da*3d this 25th day of April, 1883, _ Wi|iiBKLy;BRAU'«. . . . > Goodaon's Arccide. LONDON H^ ' LONDON LONDON OO ' LONDON LONDON gg LONDON ( GOOD SON'S OOD ~ SON'S ARCADE. mm ARCADE. ARCADE. S2 AROADK. ARCADE. §g ARCADK. T~H E . VERANDAH RESTORED. And Oub Windows Prebbnt thb Usual attractions. THE DAMAGE SUSTAINED Cannot be estimated by the actual cost lnourred In the restoration, aa £300 Will not compensate for the loss we have sus tained by the expenditure incurred, and the sacrifice we have experienced through onr Four Windows being excluded from pnblio gaze; but the additional patronage of onr numerous customers will accomplish it, and upon this we confidently rely, presenting GREATER ATTRACTIONS than ever, considerable accessions being made to the already Finest Stock in the Colonies, by NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED, and which will bo constantly supplemented by further shipments. Note the Address The London Arcade, auckland d christchurch. London Address: 68, St. Maty Axe. "Tenders. mo BUILD E X 8. The Time for receiving tenders for the Kree tloo of Messrs Laurie and Horasbj's Ware house la Extended to noon on SAIURDaT ibb 12th instant. Plans &c, at our Offices, Queen-street BDWAItD M-HONUY « SON.



- '■ -VTd'liet. ,nd r r»Q LET, Furnished or Unfurnished E " room and Parlour: wlti nsa of kltohn tirs similng. Park Road, off Grafton. im T° LET > New Sh°P> wlth Connl * Shelves, &o.; Large Dwelling. Hot — West-street, Newton.—Apply to H. Ainton 1 i e Son, 8, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. nd rpo LET, a Cottage, five rooms, tan "7 * ooloi ial ovon, every oonventenoe; 001: 01' of PoDßOobr Hoad and L'larenoe-stieet.—Ap _ to Mrs Parker, next door. Z* "pO liKT, accommodation tor two or tni w ' f gentleman, a Bed-room and Sltting-TO in Parnell. Terms moderate. — Apply — address, Star Office. ",g rpo L*T, Shop and Dwelling House i». I Hobson - street, lately occupied by ' Parker, Grocer.—Apply to Thomas Constable rPO LEV, in Victoria-street, a good Sb • a 1 and Dwelling of 7 roam*. Snl«nd!d DC °' tloo for any builneas.-Apply W and J. Prat fi Land «ge»ts. N.Z. Ininrao'-a Knlldlngn. it i 'T\O LEr, a Bix«rooraed < ottage, g .7 8 eid and Water laid on; pleasant vie " nioa piece of ground.—H. X. hiordan. Hobst a -^ pO LET, or for Sale, at Avondalf, l( j " new Four-roomed Cottage, Stable, & ,_ with ten acres of good land.—Apply to J IL Horwitz, Karangahape Road. & r|lO LET, a first-class Business Sho J WtUeiley-streut, doing a good trade In t ,f srocery Un«.—Apply H. Oram, Prince Arth jj Hotel; 1» HpO LfcT, a House, with o nice eardei l>- I. two minnteo' walk f jmßemneiaßeMwi ~ station,—Apply to Mrs -mlth. next door. 'j« H. Petry, Jeweller, Vloto-'a aireat. rg"\6 LIST, new 5-roomed Cottase j I altuattA at NorfolU-.t rt. Poneonby. " «pply ti William Rosier, Builder. Pro:pe " Terrace. — 'jpO LET, 2 I»ew »hopu in Hobson-stree •t I o«xc Evans date Mineiti) Baker.—App »• tj w. Parker, Grooer, Hobaon-etre't i a O List, Sioomad House.—Apply at tl t. : < Corn Store, np Hobsoa-Btree'. ?• TTO LEi, in Berwford-stree^ Comfor ', I able Bedroom with uf3 of kitchen ai m sMttngrootn, bath and aver* eonvecienoi 11 board It required.—Apply this omce, Jj XfW LET, two unfurnished Roomu, wit 0 ..'■ -flreplaoe and use of kitchen.—Apply t( NewtOn Road, off Symond3-atreet. 1 rfo LET, in the be-t part of Quee) JL struct, an Oflloe and Large Upper noon also a Ury and Roomy > 't liar, concrete iloer at W—Us.—apply D. K. Kvmg. J^ UKT fl UHO B i . HOUdBU to Lot In Goirt Positions.- Apply. , R. & R. OUDBK. 1 1 ' Dovonnort Store. m p L B 1 That larae Now W.rehousa In Vart-stree< now ocouplod by Metan Wlngate, Barns ft C< —Apply to • ■ ■ 1 • ADAM U-TBOUAN&OO., Dnrhtm-strent For Sale. FOR SALS, in Upper Nelson-street, « roomed Briefc tloase. well • finished I inleDdld view. AS&O, t«rmi taiy.-Apply A Ratnsden. O ■ fie preml ci. . ■ 1108 SALB, a first class Vfrandah com 1 1/ p'eto Ball-door and aide-H«h»«. Windowi , and Kenotnir.-Apply at ilie Corn Store top 0 Bobson-etreet. FOR~BaLE.-A very Handsome Soci able, nearly new.-Ajp'y F. J. Bomerlleld KtlerJK FOX SALE, a C-roomed Cottaße witli 1 lame rieee ot land, within Un mlnutei wa'k of the PosVoffloe.-For particulars appl; to Mr J. -. B«*le, boilcltor. Qneen-»treet ej Oil SaL?, Building Allotments in thi V beart of tne City. £100 e»or-. -C. WiUlam son. Vuloan Lane. . •J^OR~BALE, Two Good Iron Tanks r flttlntia ftn(icO'nfOtioD3 00Uipleto.-Appl: 1 to Publlatior, i- Tib offlne. F~^OB BALB, a first-class leamingtoi Ran«e. rercnd.hand.-At CarbhUß and Taylor's Mart. Friday. May 11, »SB3. l/OB hALf, o Fishing Plant at Kai T koura. Marlborougb, oonilsting ot boats nati. ooktaga. smoke hou«o, Sea ; immediate ap plication nßC3fsar»,—rail partloatms as fe ptant. BltcaUoo. «0.. »t ■'■■Aaoffloe. OR IMMEDIATE SALE.— Cheat BuUding Allotments: a first-rate invest ment; could bo subdivided aid sold to grea advantage: 216 ft. frontage to Bond-street, at 7i per foot This is about the cheapest lot in thi market, and is within two mile radius of Auck land Post-offloe. Must be Bold at onco.-D. F Evans, Land Mart. Queen-street. 791 D~~ I AM' »ND.—Gentleman in difficulties wishes to dispose of his diamond ring.- Addroas" Diamond," STAn office. fc,V''NPOKI, NOKTd Saoßs.-A very handtomn 5-roomed Cottage on Voloarlo Allotment, 60 z 110, near the Wharf for B-le. Honae only 12 mooths bsilt; prloc low, and terms ea«y.-O'iv»r Mays. ||i O X S A L £, HOTBL *T NRW PLYMOUTH. Blxteeeo roomi; prra^nt furnimrn and stook at lon vacuum If requlrsd. Weil suited for good bafli 68« roan; only • few hundred counda oanh required. For ta-tloola>B fto.. apply to K. O. MOHTON. I—nd Agent. Now Pbmouth. IU&T aKKIVEU ANu J?Ok BaLE. CO tons Oamaru Potatoes 1 A Splendid SO tons Canterbury do. f Sample. Wood's Flour (100*8 and 60's) L. W. EATON. Board and Residence. & LADY and Gentleman, or Two or Three ■% Qeatlemen oan be accommodated. D* llnbtfnl hituation. Kvtuy o-uven'eooe,—Ad drew at this efflee. A LADY can ofler a comfortable home to one or two young ladles who are attending school. Highest references given. Terms moderate.—For address, apply Stab Oil! Co. t HOAKD AMD RE^IDEnOB. at Mains Hi»Hon'w>.Plt*ttif>t. BOARD and Residence in • Private Family, wheti no othT toardsi* arc »ept, three minutes' wak from 'dob Bland, Parnell —Apply Stab office. f GOVERNOR B«OWNK IIOTEIi V7T HOBaON-' THBET. BoißSlNn LoDama.-. ¥*. per Week BtlfOL- KuOM Ua. p«r Week ' . iS ,, Boots and Shoes. fIHE NEWTO N BOOT ■A. ' ■ : WAKBHOUBK. InilaoeraljT thanking his onstomen sn.tlie publlo for ths very liberal natronagx aoooroed to him, the nnAenl«t">4 lntim%tes that in ordei to aooommqdaie his Newton ouatomers, he bat opened the above establishment. as before. In connection with tha Bale ol Boon or Hts own Mimi-.cnrcß-. L_lJIKa BNQbISH BOUTS AND flltlUH _na Bold ai nr*iily < 'osr Phio», an Intpeotlon ot which It Invlteo Diforo purchasing elsewhere. i Amongst these Goods are the following !— Button Boots, 7s ed Prnnella. (flrot cl»B' quality), 6s 91 & Cb 6d Kveolnd Bhoec, 6s Oi and fie Bd Kid Boots. 6a 63. OUR OWN MAHUFACTUKE. MEN'S AND BOYS' BOOTS. Men'B Peg Shoos, Si; Bluohen, 7s: Leoe BootP, lo» (M s Elastic Side, 12« 6d. High Lace Boots in all bltok. beat material, besi style, beet fit. The attention ot Ladles Ib respectfully directed TO THB PONSONBY BOOT, which (or Bttls, Kt,»OiNO», and Kit cannot be equalled, «r Best Winter Boot Made. "$» Call and Inspect. Call and Inspect. T. P JULSfi ER, QUEEN - STREET AND OOBNKR Ot UPPHB QDB«N-BTBIIBT ANU KAR4NOAHAPB ROAD. r OablnetmaKers. ■ AMES BEID AND SOB Beg to call the attention and careful considera tion of those about to Furnish to the Yem Favourable Pricks of ALL KINDS OF FORJUTURE. Having introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply aU work Cheaper than anj other houee in town. JAMES BEID & SON, FUBNITTJRB EMPOBIOM, HOBBON-STREBT (2nd Shop from Viotqrla-8i T. & BT. C ° ° X * 44 AHD 46, VICTOMA-STREBT, Bee to draw the attention ot Ladles and Gen' tlemen furnishing to their LARGK AND .WKLL-ASSORTKD STOCK OJ ■piURNITUBB, comprising Drawing and Dining-rpom Suites, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Wardrobes wiib glass panels. Sideboards, Cheffoniers, Hal Tables and Hatstands. Office Tables, Chlmnej and Toilet Glasses. Dining Tables. Cane Chain in great variety, Toiletware, Drawers, Wash stands. &C&C Including Brussels, Tapeßtry, Kidderminster and Felt Carpets, Hearthrugs, Coir and Chini Mattings, Stair Carpets, Linoloum, Floorcloth Door Mate, Wool Mats, Bed-room Rugs, &o. TJKDDINO of all kinds and of the best quality.' Hair, Wool . Flock, Cocoa Fibre, and Flax Mattresses, Sprinj I Mattresses, including the Paten, Wire Wovi ■ Mattress ;Feather Beds, Bolstera, and PUlowa . I Kapok Beds, Bolßters and Pillows, and Pal , liaese T. &H.~COOKJS, 46, VICTORIA-STRK ,^,. [Factory, Elllottrßtreet.



Prospectue. led" \ D.— It ter, and T3ROSPECTU ka, •* ---nor OF _ NEW ZEALAND IRON AND BTEI om COMPANY (LIMITED). for _ W. CAPITAL „ £20,1 !. ,o P 10,000 Shares of £5 Each. Ml OT> 12,000 Shares to be allotted at present, and i - Balance when it is found necessary in- to Enlarge the Works. a ' Mr Tho Shares held in Reserve will be allotted ~ the Shareholders at par, in proportion to *• the number of Shares held. a; ** DireotobS : _ Clark, James MoCoeh, Auckland !S, Stone, Captain James, Auckland - Morrin, Thomas, Auckland Chambers, John, Auckland ~t t Dawson, William, Wellington |y Holdshlp, George, Auckland Keep, J. H., Auckland le Gardner, Guy H^ New York \. SoLionoßS: f. Whltaker.RusseU, and Buddie. r. Bankers : th )p Bank ot New Zealand. a"! Secretary pro tern.: ",j James Maofarlnne. T. ";v Tiik New Zealand Iron and Steel Co* piny, Limitbd, is organised to manufaotui Bar and Pig Iron and Wire from the iron san , deposits of the West Coast, by means of th ;. patents owned by Messrs John Chambers am U. H. Gardner. x The practicability of these patents havlni been .fully proved by the works at present ii operation at Onehunga, there remain but tw< points to be considered—viz., the sost of manu > faoturing and the market for the product. THK COST. In estimating the comparative cost ot manu > faoturing Iron here and in England there an '. three items to be considered, viz; labour, coal ■ and raw material. The raw material Is almost a nominal cost t< i« us. The coal will cost no more here than ii j England, for it is Intended to use only gas foi tf all heating purposes in the works, whioh can bt produced Dy menna of gas generators from sUcl or any brown coal at a far lower cost than the 1* same amount of heat can be obtained frou I, burning coal. Labour is then the only Item which will cost more here than in England, and we have to consider what advantage we possess , to counterbalance this greater cost. t These advantages consist (Ist) in situation, bj which we save 10 per cent on the Home cost . whioh is absorbed in oomnalsiion, insurance, exchange and interest, and outward freight, be " the freigUt from Auckland or Onehunga to dif . ferent places in the Colony will be no more than 1 the charges in England in bringing the iron ' from the mills by rail and oartage and shipping obarges in London; (2nd) In our process, bj - whioh we save coat of fettling (or wrought iron a scrap), which in puddling from pig has to be put i into the furnace, and the cost of making the pifi and the waste of the same in puddling. This Is a most Important item in our favour, and would * be alone sufficient to counterbalance the greater 1. cost of labour, for by the patents under which - this Company will work the same result is ) obtained from Iron sand as Is obtained from pig iron, thus saving the expense ot making the pig. The difference in cost between pig 1 iron in England, suitable for making good bar ' Iron, and iron sand at Onehunga being fully 35s 1 per ton in our favour. 3 If, then, we take the amount of saving which " we have by our process and situation to counter balance the greater cost ot wages in this } Colony,,we have :. ---1 Ist —10 per cent, on the Home cost-say SH..UI " 2nd—Saving in freight 26/ 3rd—Saving of fettling ~ 3/ . 4th— Saving of cost of making the Dig ..35/ , sth— Saving of manufacturers profits .. 7/ ; si/ The total cost of labour in manufactarlng pig iron into finished bars in England '8 under 36s » per ton; bo that if the cost of labour here Is even as high as 60s thoro remains a largo margin of 1 profit. It is estimated that the total coat of tbe > best finished bar iron at Onehunga will be un- I der £6 per ton. THE MARKET. The production of oheap iron opens so large a field of industry that it is impossible to estimate the future of this trade. It ia an undoubted fact ' that bar iron can be made from iron sand more cheaply than from any other ore. The supply of raw material is unlimited, and New Zealand eliould become one of the largest iron producing countries in the world. The many branches ot manufacture, of which cheap iron is the prime essential, will no doubt ' spring into life now that both iron and coal may be obtained in New Zealand, and with the supply bo will the demand increase. 1 Tho amount of iron imported into Australasia . in 1882 was as follows :— Australia.Now Zealand. Tl. Tons. Tons. 1 Bar Iron .. .. M,SOO 0.250 53 750 > Fencing Wire .. 40,003 9,500 49,600 . Galvanised Iron.. 37.080 8,100 45.080 t Pig Iron .. .. 24,500 4,0 0 28 500 Plate Iron.. .. 9,250 1,000 10,250 Wire Nails .. 6.750 2,750 8 500 Hoop Iron.. .. 3.750 860 4,600 Sheet Iron.. .. 3.500 600 1,108 ) These figures do not inolude Tasmania or ) West Australia. The present cost of South Staffordshire Iron, which is universally übocl in these oolonies, is £7 10s, f.0.b., London, costlos delivery in Mew Zealand about £9 IDs, whioh 1b one of the lowest prices for many years, owing to the depression ot the Iron industries in England. Auokland Iron at £8, f.0.b., would thus keep out the imported iron, and leave a large profit to the manufacturers. , It is also proposed to manufacture the iron into a few articles whioh are largely used, suoh as fencing standards, fish plates, railway spikes, &0., Sec, on which a larger profit can be made. 1 Fencing standards cost in the South Island • about £11 per ton, and are used to the extent ot 1 over SOW tons per annum, and in other lines large quantities oan be sold at better profits t than can be made on bar iron. . Fencing wire being protected by a duty of £1 I per ton, and by a huge cost of importing, offers a profitable field of industry; and it is proposed to add this line to the products of the Company as soon as the above operations are at work. The slag from the puddling furnaces. It it con -1 tains a sufficiently high percentage of Iron, will be smelted in an ordinary blast furnace, and run into pig iron, thus utilising all the waste products. Sydney and Melbourne will take a large quantity of iron from us, as low freights are , easily obtained to those oolonies. , It is expeoted that New Zealand iron can be 1 sent to England and the United States at very profitable prices, as the Iron made from sand in 1 tho United States by this process Is found to be of bo superior a quality for making high-priced steel that the whole of it is con sumed by that branch of Industry, and the price paid would yield us a large profit. 1 India, Oh na, Japan, and San Francisco open fields for exportation, whioh we may shortly hope to compote for, as our location is most favourable for them as a basis of supplies, and at certain seasons of the year freight can be had at a merely rate; and a speedy enlargement of 1 the works, as the requirements of the trade may demand, IS provided for in the 28,000 unallotted 1 onerea wijio DwAj<k**w***w **■"•■"*' ** #.«,!«»»%-«— to the shares held. This Company will take over the concessions obtained by Messrs Chambers and Gardner, consisting of 1000 acres of land, and four miles of foreshore on the North Head and two miles • of foreshore on the South Head of Manukan 1 Harbour, and three miles of foreshore at Tara nakl, whioh -will supply aU tho iron sand neces sary for many years to come. No other place : on the west coast offers Buoh facilities for cheap coal and ready transportation of the finished produot as Onehunga; as, from its location we oanship from either the East or West Coasts, and from the North Head the sand can be put ' Into barees at any state of the tide or weather, ' without going outside the Heads, and brought to our own wnorf. These considerations make these concessions particularly valuable, while the lease atTara- Saklwill be available for the manufacture of I charcoal iron, as a goodquallty of oharcpal can be obtained In that district at a reasonable price. The New Zealand Government ha» offered a 1 hnnns of £1.000 for the first 200 tons of wrought ton blwrnsVand an additional£l.oooforJ the flret 200 tons oTpig iron, manufactured from Iron salndV whioh this Company will Beoure. " The patents owned by Messrs Chambers and Gardner are so essential to the manufacture of f Son by the direct process, that it is impossible to manufacture iron from iron sand in payable Quantities without them, thus securing to the Company a virtual monopoly. 1 Of the first allotment of shares, Messrs Oham- J hers and Gardner will receive for their New . Zealand patents 3,008 shares paid-up to £1, and in future allotments of shares up to 40,000 in all, ' 25 per cent, of Buoh allotments paid up to £1. 9 000 shares are at present offered to the public, . payable as follows:—10s on application, 10s or : allotment, and 20s at Intervals of 3, 6, and ! months, the remaining 20s at an interval of not * lees than three months after the last call, but il is not anticipated that It will be necessary tc call up more than £1 per share. '• In view of the many advantages we possesa -2 a large and constantly growing market at oui 0 doors, and separated by so many miles from ib ;; present base of supplies, a practically unlimitct *" supply of iron sand, suitable coal at a low prict close at hand, and the cheapness of our workini —we have no hesitation in offering the Bhare: of this Company as one of the safest and mos profitable investments whioh has ever beei before the subllc.



j ~.,. üblio ."Notices. ) **" JT EDWAKD LISTER GRSE -11 Sheriff of the Distriot of Auckland, her* S give notice that, under a Writ of Sale, di i|3u*d out of the Supreme Court of Ni Zealand, Northern District, at Auckland, an Aotion wherein THE UNION STE.A SAW MOULDING. SASH AND DOC u.t COMPANY, LIMITED, of Auckland, in the P: v" Tincial District of Auckland, are Plaintiff?, a: JOHN P. OAKBS, of Parnell, in the Boroui of Parnell, In the Provincial District of Auc land aforesaid, Master Mariner, is Defendai I have taken, in execution, at the suit of t said Union Steam Saw Moulding, Sash ai Door Company, Limited, the Exeoutii 000 Creditors, the Kstate and Interest of the D fendant in all that piece or parcel of Land 1 the Provincial District of Auckland, afor - said, comprising Lots 51 and 52 of a sub-divisic . of Allotment No. 64 of Section 1, of the suburl ne of Auokland, and hounded on the Norh-we by Allotment 63,100 links on the North east t Lot No. 53 of such Bub-division, 112 links on tt South-east by a street 100 links, and on th South-west by another street 100 links. An< also, all that piece or parcel of Land situate i the suburbs of Auokland, Parish of Waitemati County of Eden, being part of Allotment No. ( of Section No. 1. and being Lot No. 28 of th to sub division of the same, bounded on Nortl east by Wellington street, 33 feet; on the Soutl east by part of Allotment 64 of said section Ni 1, 68 feet: on the North-west by subdivisioi Lot No. 29, of said Allotment, 66 feet; and o the South-west by sub-division, Lot 27, of Bai Allotment, 33 feet. And I hereby also givi notice that I intend to cause the said Land tobi Sold by Public Auction, at my Office. Supremi Court Building, in the City of Auckland, afore Baid on MONDAY, the twenty-eighth day 0 May, 1883, at the hour of 12 o'clock noon, unles the debt, interest, and costs payable by virtm of the said judgment be sooner paid. The Solicitor for the Execution Creditor ii Thomas Buddie, Solicitor, Wj ndham-Btreet Auckland. Dated tais 3rd day of May, 1883. EDWARD L. GREEN. Sheriff. rpAKE NOTICE that the Newmarke * Highway Board propose 10 execute • pnl Ho work by makinsr a Publlo Road from Far Koad to Oarlton Gore tload, ana require fo thatprrposo to take the laud coloured "red on ib a. piaa made and prepared on behalf of th eslrt Board, and deposited in the offioa of th Bald Board at Newmarket, within the Newmat ket Highway Diitrloc, where the same can t lospeoiel by all peions on any week d»y bt tween tho honrs of 10 am. and 8 p.m. The sail Road ia proposed to b« of the nul'orm width 0 , sixty feet, running from Park Road to Carlioi I. Gore Road, and la poni mof lot twenty-two 01 •c section three of the oaboibs of Auckland, ant d portion of lot Iwentj-three of seotlon threeo: c the anbnrbs of Auckland, cariiooiars whereoi d are f oilr Bet oat In the said plan. And tbe e&ic Board oallg upon all persona affected to set forth la writing any well grounded objections g to the negation of such works, and 10 send a suoh writing within f. rty da>B fxon. tha flrsi 0 DubUnntlon of this notice to the said Board at t . tbe abova address, addressed to the chairman of the sail Hoard. Dated the 25ih day at Apr 1,1333 r. a cyayton, Chairman. 3 JAMES TAITE, , BKOKQB BISauP. \tew Zealand native land 1 ll BKTTLKMKNT COMPANY (Limited). r EXTENSION OF LIMITS OF OPERATIONS I AND 9 General enlargement of powers, 1 Notion Is hereby given that application Is In- I tended to be mal* to the Qeoeral Assembly, at j mo ensuing doßilon thereof, by the Mew Zea land Native Land Settlement Company (Uml ie.l), for leave to bring In a Bill aatnorislnir tbe r »-id < -omoany to extend its operations over tbe t North Island of New Zea and, and to change , the situation of its registered office, and to ao j quire and hold landa as trustees or agents, and - to manage lands on teims aria-mcd with the 1 owners thereof, and to guarantee payment of 1 lUbilitloj of peraona traneferring lands to It, and ; to Durohaae >U ebarea, volntarily and compul ' sorlly; and to borrow moiaey and Issue deban 1 tares, and to create debemura stook. and to ; mortgage Its lands and nnpUd capital, and to ; contract with the Crown or the Minister of 1 Puhio Works or oteer pnblio offloer for the 1 oonstructi.m of roaas. bridges, and »ork>; and ■ to appear ia the Native Land Court, bs counsel, 1 agenta, and wltneises; ml to make application i thereto, to have its interest In Uid defined and i vetted In Itself; and to amalgamate with other : companies, »nd to oanftr and vary other rights, : power*, and prlvlk ges. And noli, o In al. o given that copies of the said BIU will ba deposited In the ofQoa of the Bxtmlner o1 Standing Orders, Wellington, oi<h. r before or within f air tea days after the 1 oommencemunt of the t-alii Sonfion, and will be ' open to the inspection ot all pa>t'eß; 1 Dated this 17th day ot April, 1883. THOS. HUDDLE, ' ' ■ _ Solicitor fot the Bill. WiSH to. offer an Apology to MX THOMAS QUO'fcr a Vase statunoßt I , made to my Solicitor oonoersing >he Gambling Mt.lr In W»k..flald-stroe«. I accused Mr 1 hum&a ; Quol ot taking money from my p xkot, wbloh was not ttne. I humbly apologise to him. Ming QUONG. 1 Auckland. May 10,1883. ROYAL MAIL HOTEL BANGIRIRL WAIKaTO. P. K. O'BRIEN, Pkopbietoe. P. If. 08. having vuruhased the above Hotel, i has been to oonnlderab c expense to have It made oornfarUbe. Wood Hem and Private ttooms, Nona bat the best brands of Spltlts sept, TO BPORTSMEff.-Shcotinß ever tbouands 1 rt sores. Pheasants asd Game of all kinds abraerL v jj'HE Public is hereby cautioned against 1 negotiating a Cheque, dated April 20th, valne tie van Pounds, drawn on tbo Bark of few Zealand by Donald and Hdanboroogh in f »your of w. H. Ptarre, tha game havtog been k*t, and payment stopped. OOT FaCTOkY APPRENTICES.— Four Snporlor Pocket-knife Prißsff, on , view at i». Maokaj'd. Stationer, Grey-street. 1 Kcqalre within. •> NOI'ICB, POWELL'S DINING KOOMS— In ctneequsnoaof the extira lon of the lease ot the above premises on the 10' h day of June, eU perEtws having goods or effooti left for storage are requester to call for the samp, otherwise they will bo sold to defray expensed.—Thomas PoweiL proprietor. LEBBONS IN OIL PAINTING.—ME CHARLES BLOMFIELD re»Unlß3 hlB CIIBSeS on 3ATUhu aT, Uth lnst. L-uUie,' Vines, 10 to 12 a.m.; Gentlemen* Class. 2 to 1 p.m.—For terms, &c apply Wood-Blr-?t, Pocßonby. • VV BODING RINGS.-15 carat, 12s 6d; T T IS oarat, 15s ;22 carat, 18s.—Jameo Adams, Watohnaaker, VlotorU-street. TOISTaTE OF HBNDKY &"WHIILKY. Ttio Goodwill, Stock, and Hoot Dt'bts'of this Xslste have bren p-urohared by J. G. WaTSON; who will carry 00 tho business at the usoal place, No. i. Qaeen-atreel, next 'ihames Hotel. All persona iodebv d t j ths estate will please . nay their nooounts tt 3.Q. Watson, whose re i orlpt only will be BUffloisnt d'soharge. Old customers will be glad w lourn that the btnlnepg w 11 b« oondaotnd byoneot the late partners—W. 0. W hitl«y—aod th»t no palni ' will be spared to give sattafaotlon to tbe publlo Who may tavoar >h< business with their onstom. I*4! O T I O E\ KS KUWAED CoirLKy DECSABKD. All p-rsotiH who ara or mar here:ftor be Indebted to the above estate, either for interest, rent, or otherwise, wlUcloaseray the same to Messrs Jaokpon and Russell, aoi lei tors, Fort- Btwet, Anckland. whosj roceipt shall be a anffl olent discharge. SAMUBL JACKSONLf"?^^ v. hk*n 1 deceased. AQoklaniJ, 27th April. 1883. SHARLAND'S CHEKRY PUCTORAL, Absolntely the best remedy ever made for COUGHS, BRONCHITIS. AND CULDB. PricV2s 8d and 4; dd a Uottle. BHARI AND ft CO M opposite P< Bt-Dfflce. Bcclealastlcai a A OSPEL TEMPERANCE MISBION.— UT BLUK RIBBON ARMY.—The foUowlng Meetln»a In oonnectlon with the above will he i he'd during the week: - MONDAY. Prlmi , tive Methoblet Sshool-ioom, Alexandra-street. Bpeaicers: Bey. w. b. Potter and Uetna w. ao»g and J. Ker. - TUBIDAY. Primitive Metnoolst Schoolroom, Upper Pitt-street > aoeakers: Messrs R, Krenoh. F. 4. white, asd ! R. H. Doufe!-WKDNKSDAY. Sailors" Rest. Sneakers: Messrs 8. rartter and F. white.— i THOKSDAY.AllSalnts'Bohoolroom,Pontonby. sSakers 1 Beys. W. Carr and J. Gny, and Mr Parker.—* RID AT. Wesleyan Churoh, One ' huJgaf Bpfakew: Revs f. Macfarlane. W.S. Potter atd J. Gny. Admission, Free: bat Col potlon to defray expenses. Sankey's Hymns. Y~ OU N « AIKN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, corner of Wellesley and Albert streets.—Evangelistic Service, THIB Thursday) EVKNING, at 7.30. All are Invited, iecent arrivals cordially Invited. St. JOHN'S WEBLEYAN CHURCH, FONSONBY. I ANNIVERSARY SERVICES Will be held on SUNDAY, MAY 13. \At 11 A.M. _ .. RKV SHIRLEY BAKED AT 8.30P.M... ~ REV A. CARRICE. } Colleotkraß on behalf of Trust Fanda, J PDBLIC SOIREE OH WEDNESDAY, 16TH, I I POHSONBY HALL, I AT 6.30 P.M. 8' '...,■ __ a AfldresacsbyMloiaorsandFrlcnas.



Gazette in .Bankruptcy. ■ ' - 'JB-... N, TN THE SUPRKME COURT OP NE :by A. ZEALAND. SOKTHKRN UISTHIOT. eJ IS BANKRUPTOy. 3P In the matter of Dinisl Rumiui,, ro. Debtor. In the matter of JiMis Wan J,d a Debtor. r,], I hereby, suuimon General Meetlrjgs of t n. Creditors of the above named Uebtors to ,t hold as below, nt tha supreme Court Home, he tneCltyot Auckland, m wedrusrtay, the 16 jj dty of May. ISB3, for the nutpose ot granricg j n the Debtors their Discharge. >c- UANIKL nUMBAI-,«tl2o'oicok noon, in JAMKB whitk, at 12.30 ooloolc In t c- afternoon. 5 Dated this 10th day of May, 18"3, st THO.MAOFITARLANE, >y . . Trustee le G. t. KrariJtY. io Queen ftreet, Anokland, 4, Hollcitur for the Uebtors. In — h *'~' ' ~"' ' "- TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NE^ 0< JL ZEALAND, NORTHERN JUDICIAL Jj DISTRICT. c IN BANKRUPTCY. c la the roa«t«r o( the netition of Wiluai '■ MoikTHOB. Alexander "vkhrtboi f (Ihibl™ CoijKman MoUillAN, an 3 FREOBBICB Ii'AREINi, oarrilng (in bag 0 nee* at Auoklann, in the Provincial Li triot Ot Auckland, as Merobsn'S, for th s aijurtlca-lon as a Bankrupt oc Hnir.i ;, KRtuDBKicE Thi«l, of Awhlta, in th t-rovlnoial Disulo> uf Auckland, Stort keeper, and in the matter of "1h Uebtors' and Creditors' Act. 1876." su the cc reral Aots amendlDg tbe same. To Paii ip Frudxbich Th«l. ot Awhttu. 1: the Provinolal District ot Anokland. store keeper. Take notice that a Debtors' Sammons ha . beea granted agaloßt you by this Honourabl ;t Court on tbe Petition ot v llllam MoArtbai }- Alexander McArthur, Charles Cookman Mt k WilUn. and yrederlok Lirkins. carrjlng p ir business at Auoklsnd, at tne Provlnolal Dtstrlc " of Auckland, as Morohants. calling on you t c show canto on S&.TURUA.Y. the 12th day c c May lnsunt, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, wh r- you should not be adjudged a Banfcrnpt wUbl c the intent and meaning of the above-name v Acts. 6 Dated this 10th day of if ay, 1833. 1 HENRY O. BREWER, J Begiatrar. , RusfiELt,, Drvorb, & Coopib. Sbortland-street, Anokland, ■ t Solloltors fur the above-named Petltlonera | Business Notices. \ "5j i at r y \ El.* 67. VIOTOBIaSTRBBT WEiT; Opposite Royal Mall Hotel. A well assorted Btook of JewelUry, Watohw fco always on hanrt. Repairs oeMly extscnieo o^the^Ues andoroers prompt y attended to Chargei moderate. H.P. li Selling Off hli Btook of Bilver J»weUi>ry at cost price, to makt i room for a new assortment. . ._ X s' v l- c R 1 TO THE INHABIT ANTS OF DIVONPOET AND LAKE DISThICT. AND THK • PUBLIC QBNEBALLY. MR AVENHLU Buwaßß, b«gs to announce ; that he has poronas"d tha BQicherlng «Mlne»( of Meara Alison t>io>. at Devoaport. and will , oommenoe baslneas on Ut May. T, nlnh . r Having a thorough knowledgeipf the BUtoner. 1 li g BuSneas, after 20 years' experience, he trust thati byfupilFlng primeßt an»Uty ot meat at reasonable hwm w seoure a oontlnaanoe o£ the ÜbeSStuppSi extended to h!B proieoWßOrß. i • Uevonport, Ajrll 28,1883. »T. O ~T T~~ C E . On^s'^^ffiS^vTN^W takeTpwsS.l^on May Ist. we desire to return tSfhe?esldents ct Uevonporlj Lake, and. hor Utrlots our sincere thanks for their it .. .oh and liberal Buppo--« during the, last U vea> •. Having knowa Mr. Avenell for (several j •• 8, wffell jasUfitd. in a'sertlog that .be bu^e»e wSI tocarrled on In auoh a wtttjMWrr™".. that the Bame kind Bnpport will be given to hto< ALIcON BROa Devonport. April 28.1883. vroIICJS OP REMOVAI, W. PARKKR, QROOSR, HOBSONSTBE&T. In removing to larger and more °onJ ef' e';' nremiJies. opposite those lately ocoßpled, takee tbe opportunity of .hanking hie oastomejß foi he Bopport aoo* rded him in the paat and trusvs hat with Uoreaned faolllvlea he wUt be abe tc meet their requirements, and merit a oontinu anoe Ot their patronage. The Direct Supply Store, 249, queen-street, bust of the importerß dirsox from TBE IUMJFAOnJftKRS. HANCHARD AND CRANWELL Have the following among other ba?gaiM : -1 Ohiioren'a Toy Mugs, 5 for is Strong Printed Caps, same prloe I'ro. g Printed tJnpa and Saucers. 4) dtz. While and oold do. 8« (Job. mm Pheasant Plates, from 2s 6d doz. * Slaag Sugar and Cre«m or Butter Cooler for It i Tuiblers. Ss 6d doe.: Water■ BotOeand Ulasa, 11 i A s«rong p«lr of Covers. Is 8d i Knivea aid all Blzea and prloea Children's Knife. Fork. an<l Spoon, 6d HandßOme Jap»nne4 Trays. Zs i Strong Japanned Bread iwi 81 I Alar»ipalrotVa«eaforls6d A Complete Toilet Set 6 pieces, 6s 9i A Beautiful Table Tolls* Set. 4a6d ' 35 0 B u l^e ILS^tXB1fo?me 9imaUe,tMoney. ' tn oval errew-piliar, box. So., KO. M glar^B^oV to b, BOld at Halr Sand Cloth Brußhes, IB esoh Carpenters' Hammers. 1«: Pinoerfl-Bd Ladies' Toy do, «d i Nut Crackers. 3d Yankee Spring Pliancy s la each. • Atafcto eiflleas variety - Btotnary. Vases. LnaSSs, Glaw Soades. Lamps, Bird Cages, :Stsry. Crookery, Glassware, Tinware, and i General FornUhing Ironmongery. EBMBMBKR! You Ca« Get AtMosr Anyihino Yon Wasi H.ANOHARD & CRlNWaiiL'a Dibiot Supply Stobb, . 2*9, QUEKN-ST. I »LEARIN"G.OUT SALE OF \J OOTLKBZ. THOMAS SAMTJKIj, being compelled to Clear ont his Stook of Cutlery in oonsequence Of the PBBMI3h.B COM INS DOWN and no . other Shop being obtainable is now BELLING . OVV the wnole of the Btook at an enormous SaoriflO*. The goods ore from the best Sheffield makers, and wlil have to be sold at any price. Connlßting of— Beet Ivory Table and l>ew>erj 1 Knives. Loo«.wood'8 and Johnson's Beat Pocket ' £nlves. Kleotro-plated Forks, tpoonp, Crneu, &o. Nevada and Nickel Bilver Forks and 1 Spoons. Superior Sotaors and Razors. WHOLESALE AND BBTAIL, THOMAS SAMUEL, IMPORTKR OF CUTLKitY. 46, Queen-etret (Opposite Town Clock). FOR a Good Overcoit-^a Good Cheap Suit-go to J.WllUaios, People's TaUor, Victoria-etreet. Y^XiTAKEREJ. OAW-MILL. Wanted Known—That I can supply TIMBER as Cheap as any producer in the province without raising the prices when other mille have no lorn. Having tramways, my timber is elled in the winter and is more durable; the sap almost; equal to the heart of what Is felled in ;he summer. Have now in stock. Builders' timbers and Cabinetmakers' solcctod Broad Joards, In Kauri, Rlmu, and Kahikatea, Orders shall have my best attention.—John birth, Waltakerei. lßt March, 188 S. [M- O X ICE. BEB9WAXI EBBS WAX 1 Purohanod In any quantity for Casb. mint^ofTeashimself, JAMBS AH KBW oan oon fldenUy recommend them, and trusts that all Kd Customers, and the Pablio generally, will £SaU themseWe* ot this splendid opportunity md caU early to buy his Superior Congou. Best •livOTred Kooloo, Shouobong, and various Uxed Teas, suited to every tarter He hasalso o^Thand Japansse Ware. Preserved Ginger, iroottoryware. Silks, Handkerohlefs, and other commodities too nomerous to mention, Note the Addressi- JAMK3 AH KEW ft; CO., ffll Qoeen^treet. tO my Friends and Customers.—l am going out otbtwlr ess. Take my advloe and secure a goad watch. lam selling cheap.- Jas. Adams, watobmaker, Victoria-street. /SUKB FOR INDIuESIION—TONIC L / BALSAM, a Germiro Liver Regulation, price 3a a bottlo.-sUAKLAND to Cv (oppo Bite Poat-offlcpl. SELLING OFF Winter Milliner> forOn« Month at Low Prices, on aoopunt of leavlns Auckland lhe Le>se, Qood will, &o-, for Sole —Mrs Whltehoad. Milliner. Newton. Ji-l |. I'O SIO.OOO LENT on Building JLJL" Bodety prindples, or onlOthei borrowed. Allotments bougbJ and Houses buUt on weekly W»«* "jEffi O. WH.UAMBON. ***h,*£!*S^2? >nnaaCai • G. COUTTS, Draper, Edinburgh House, Newton, pmb to return THANKS for Uie Patronage he Sf?«2«a<Sldnring tbe last Three Years, and Annual Cheap Sale, begun on SATURDAY, '^wSW of the Stook is suitable for the ComC SeSon, and will be sold at CLEARING PGLCa«spectfu]]y solicits an Early Call Karangahape Road (oppos Howe-Btreet), Newton. RATS! RATSI RATS!-Üb» SHaRLAND'-< PHOSPHOR PASTE. Rats e*t it gre«dlly, and die; no smelL Ptloe. One Shilling a Bottle. SHARLAND St CO., opposite Post-offioe,



I Personal. \ MRS. PMNTON, a Letter for yon | at Blalnsho Moose, Hit-street. #i i j :w MeetinffSi -i OONSONBY ROWING j^Wy,r CLUB.-A6peol4lCtel.fi MoßJlneof theabova Clnb a will be held at the Clab-roooi, Ponsanby Ulnb r t Hotel, TO-MOKRUW (BViOtty) EVENING, at 8 Qoloo>| ;ht> AtW?D H. JONK3. Hon. 9eO. Vn \rEWTUN east school;^ ;th -*!. ■*• Manloal ana Literary Kntertarament to 1 ba neld < 1q ala of the Library of the above School, at the Newton Athens in, oa FBIDAY* llth Mar. Adm'BUon. iß;;ChHdten. hvr-prloe. 'be A UCKLAND JEACBERS' aSSOCIa -£L TION. Meeting o( Membam tn the WelUßley-atreet Sohoolroom, on SATURDAY. Uth inst, »t 2 p.m. H. MASON, , Hon. a» c. M - \T AIPAK A S t'K v MsHIP COMPANY L\. (IilMlTBD), The Ordinary Annual Q.-no al Meeting of the Shareholders of the Kalpara i-toimehlp Com rV pary (Limited) will be hid at the office of Mr Htod»rt (Chamber or i;ommarco Bnome). oa WED N USD AY, tbe 16th instant. u« S.to p.m. Business: To receive Dlrecton' Retort and Balanci sheet to April 30th, 1883; also, to elect ' two Directors In plao. of Mr T. Moirla sod ta - Captain Colbeoe, wh • retire by rotation, bat 3! M are eligible for re-election without notice i ana M \ to eleot an - udl tjr lor tbe c: string year. a By order* 1- * . WILLIAM LODDBB. If 4 Manager. '•> Auckland, May 8,1883. P — :e i ■ r ' ~. ,' , - % Volunteer Notices. fJTOBSON CORPS, A.B.V.' tight lofcuitr, D<lil at the HalL corner of -lit and Wellington Btteet\ oa KKIDA.Y aud MONDAY.Wn irga as 7.30 Bharp until nirther notice; every member .to attendi > Members wbo have 10. returned their Belmeta n P4TKRDIQVAh; .;,,. 0 . . Capialn. )' -^ y::; p — — n licensing Notices. „■■: \TOTIOE OV APPLICATION FjR A fc 131 . PUBLICAN'S LlOliNßErfj - : I, George Campbell, or Meroorj Bay, do beroiy give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, ac tbe next Licensing Meeting t j bs hoiden»t " M«ronr> Bay, an ibe ■ cenn d»y of Jane, 1883' ** 1 npply for aCartifleotoiiuthorlsiiiKtba issue Ota PablieanV l.loenso for a House fcnown aiThe Mercury B«y Hotel, Bltuam at Mercury' Bay. ; contalnlDS 11 rooms, exclusive ot those required for tbe u»e oC the family. Bated tte 10th day of May, 1883. I WtO.ta» . AMPBKLL. 1 ', jV| BKC UB V BAYV '* NOTICE OF APPLICATION-IOR A FUBMCAN'S LICENSB. I, George Lorara, ot 4 uokland. Publican, do ' hereby give notice that 1 neslrn to rbuin. and. will at tbs next Ltconhiug Meeting to bs hoiden at' Mercury Bay. on the tecohd (2nd) day of Jane. 1882, at noon, apply for a Certificate , aa>ho'slnK the istue of a►' übliosn'tf License for ! a House Bltna^e at Whltlanga. Meronrji Bay. 1 containing 16 rooms, exclusive ot thoeo leaUircd, for the nsiot the family. . \. Dated thteOtoeajot May, 1833. , . QKOHQB LORAM. t II1 , " i , . -fl i .. _" ... AUOUOOB. ——,—. TO-MORROW. ,7 y.i # ; THE HAYMABKET. ---' •——■ •*■' FOR SALE, at the flaymarket, to > morrow (?ii.ay), at U o'clock. - ■ 2 Mediom Draught Oolts, four yoara old, qu'oc lnhurmai Etroog Single Seat Bußsy in Rood otCe; , and Bet H*rnec3 i Horte Hpri/iKoart, and Harness (Oart and Uarneas nearly uu-.v). ALFRED BUCKLAJSD, ,' ■ TO-MORROW. ! [CONTINUATION~OF TBE SAL?. ! CLEARING SALE f . 1 'OF -j, ■ ' -:y.-;lt ' MEN'S BOYS'," AND YOUIH& 1 ~ CLOTHING. "'^ At the Stare opposite the Theatre Royal, and ' , next to Mr fiartlett. Watohmaler. ..■■•. QABRUEI, LEWIS ',: ' '. CI AS received instructions from Mr JLI Baniuol (Joombea to hell on tha atore ~ premises ,* ■# THK BiIiANCK Off THK ABOTB :??V -STOCK. Without Rksbstx, As the PremiKß are let to another party, and i i)o?.eEslon must be Kiven on the following Monday.! *,'>•'• ] ' ', ■ .; ■, :. "~, :' TO-MOKROW, AT II O'CLOCK A.M. i®Sfc«fc. ■ -, MARKET DAY. ARTHUR'S POULTRY, PRODUCE/ -j iTKUiTi AND QHOCKRx" AUCTION ' X MAREBT. AETHUE'B MART. POULTRY DEPARTMENT. ; - * Fowls. Tuilwyg, Ducks, Goese. Pigeons, « : Oanaries, Fanoy Birds, Gordon Setter, wi(3^ a broken i Grlotlitone, Pigeon Holes, &o. Table Potatoes, Cow Potatoes, Ouiteriranr >' Potatoes, onions. Oarros, Pumpkin*, :.J Meloaß. Cabbages. Cheese, Batter, Bacon, ! Bams, Lard, Floor, Oatmeal, Oits, Wheat 2 oases Canterbury Ham* FRUlT.—Apples. Pears, Peanuts, fto. GROCERIES, &o. ~ Tea. Coffee. Sugsr, Kloe, ' Confeo>lonery, Btßaolte, . Kslslng, Kig», Blaoklnß. Vestas. Matches, loip, Candles, , Wnlte Lead, Oil, So. r OS balb PitrvATEtY, AT AUCTION PRICS3, , FUKNITUHK DRPiKTMKNr. * i A Large ar>d Vsi.ei Atrvtment of Somnold i Requlßiteß; I'lHni", Ho lo ware, Earthen i wsreiStovee, Piotarep.fto. ■».*•, siSsTj 1 TOiMORROW, 33 I AT! 10 O'CLOCK A. M. . i [ TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, — - AT> the PostK^inels; City Maijcet f« morrow (FrMay) the Uth of May, WS. » OfdtrotGeq.aoldie.Dogitegtottajf,) ,-jlcg-f.^j; i A number of Ueoful UOQS, -. '~ jj^of^ajf i Sold on aoconnt of whom it may coDoain. AU Dohh not sold wiUba immediately destroyetl. ! . B. AR T H V,K?~; .. , " | ■ Auctioneer. \ " ' >- - - TO-MOBROW, X oft" j At 11 o'clock a.m. '■ 1.. ; AT SIBBLN'S M4'|T. . - 3 CASES BACON, IK CLOTH, Ex Tarawera ' ' * ' : ' JSbt^M^"' dßn"W'llP£e'Pri%" £9 bans Oats ' S3 Prime Cheess Honey ' GO box-B Tea Pnmpklna, Potitoes pUBHAM YARDS. * 18IX-YE4K-OLD bay HOR3b's wr| * quiet, any trial. ~** HUNTER & JJfOLAN. ! V TO-MORROW. PRODUCB SALE. W. DOWDEH ' "; WILL sell by auction at the Exchange Mart, Quten-Btreet, To-morrow,' at 11 , o'olock. ; 10 torn First-class Canterbury Potatoe* -~ 10 tons Anokland Pot*tws i CO bagß Onions ' cheese. BacoD, Hams • ■■.■■: \i Oa's, Maize. Bran Tec, Coffee, Bltooin Also, ' ■ '" | 5 BoOtß, Farnltuw, &o. W. DOWDKH, •■■: ! , . Auctioneer, I 10-MOBKOW, AT 11 O-CXOOH. | \ CARBINES & TAYLOK ! WILL sell by auction, To-morrow, at I their Booms, Queen-street, at 11 o'clock !' POULTRY—Pore-bred Ooohln China, lminrtedi Spanlab, Gamo, Dorklna, and othen, OaStr Goeae. Tnrkeys, Can«iw, Youag Plja, Knat 11 h Terriers and other Dogs. £T —r , I KBUlT—Apples, Pears, Tomatoea, &oi ; P.tO')UCE—HamB and Biotn, alto, S ca'ai ■Hams and Bacon; Wairoa Ctieasa. t'Zt Batter, gool Table Pouto=B. aito, 3W aaoki i ' Potatoes to be sold; 40 tankstrJoa.Punn • kino. Carrots. Onion*, bait Bear, Oali i r Maize, Bran, Wheat, Pollard, Chaff, &o. i j r AMO. Honrohold Furr-ltaro and Ki'cheu Übmlta H Clothlrg. Doabe-bairel Gon, Revolver.- - Saddle ,nd tirldlo, t Claronett&>, Watches, fi Rlngf.&c ! j; 8 carbines V"taylob, ; lj; Auctioncerr. ; , ~ ,i.;, 3|j 1 (Continued on tiuuk Pty)?*f,Ji\ ■ '•""■■Ji