CHILD DROWNED IN A DRAIN.

(B^EtEGB^H.-rKESS ASSOCIATION.) GISBOKNE, th's day. . j .(vtppn montDs, son of Duncan AT n r a caoSefcrtheßo r ou B hCoun. r! "eft 'terday for five minute, by dl> 21 who had b-en nursing it and it* mo her^, »n d (the gate te- '-Intally left open), and was drowned ! Dgfi conning a current of 6 inches

IMPORTANT COPYRIGHT ACTION.

WELLINGTON, this day. r fh« Appeal Court this morning, judg. INnfw_- g^n in the case of Wright v X Coffin, «nd Co. This was an appeal ! » judgment given in Wellington Snlme Court, which granted injunction St^a ppeUant(defcDdantinCoart rY_, {or publishing or selling in the teLnvawork entWed, " Wnghft Austta «_fud American Commercial Directory which' itw? s allesicd. con _"f 1 1 mainly of extracts fiom a work be £_£« toSta«*- The appeal was dis- SedVthcorfs. . -___

NORTH TRUNK RAILWAY.

Meeting of Chamber of

Commerce. A SPXOUI meeting of the Chamber-of Commerce to consider this matter was held at 2.30 p.m, to day. There were present Pr Campbell (Chairman), Messrs T. Peacock, J. M. Clark, T. Morrin, G. Aickfoi Oppenheimer, John Reid, M. Cl»'ki Taite, ComptOD, Milne, Stevenson, ladder, J. Craig, and Nathan. BaSKBUPTCY Bill,—The Chairman laid noon the table the result of the labours of the committee on the Bankruptcy Bill, « n d said it was open to the Chamber to make any remark*. It was suggested that the recommendation should be brought up B t the annual meeting for confirmation. On the motion of Mr Feacock, the printed jecommendations were endorsed, in order to give them the weight of the Chamber's Influence at once. xrunk Line Mailivay, The Chairman said a member bad waited upon him and asked him to convene a meet- Ing in reference to the Taranaki railway, lmt they could not call it that. It wa erally the North Trunk railway. He moved "That the sum of £10,000 having beenvoted for the purposes of defraying the expenses of the necessary preliminary sur vey to ascertain the best line for the North Trunk Railway, and the borrow ing of the sum of one million having fcjen authorised towards construction of samel this Chamber begs to approach tne Government with the recommendation that (commission be appointed of purely dis interested members to direct the manner in vhich the £10,000 ought to be expended," Mr J. M. Clark seconded the motion. It was almost futile to get information now, the country not having been examined from a scientific point of view. Anyone looking at the matter from an Auckland or impar tial point of view, mnst come to tbe conclusion that tbe line should be con nected with the Wellington and Wanganui lute at a point as far north as possible. A great deal of excellent land on the Went Coast would thus be opened up. Unless there were great engineering difficulties in the way, the line should be from Te Awamntu to the West Coait. ■Ultimately, a line might go from .Napier through the middle of the Island. Mr Thomas Peacock pointed out that a portion of the £10,000 vote had already been expended, If a Commission were appointed, they would be shut op to tbe engineering difficulties, and would be of little use dnless they com prised engineering authorities. No com mission of commercial men could say how mouey should be expended on surveys. With Mr Lodder, he thought the motion might delay the matter." air Peacock moved as an amendment, "That a committee by appointed to watch over the interests of the provincial district of Auckland, with regard to the Northern Trunk Hallway." ■ Mr Thomas Morrin spoke strongly in favour of the West Coast route, pointing out that a line in this direction would open up the better portion of the country. A resolution was read fiom tbe Hawera residents asking tbe Chamber of Commerce to advocate the line by way of Tongariro. Some further discussion followed. Mr J. M. Clark pointed out that the in tention of the Wellington Chamber of Com merce, in the action they were taking, was not bo much to develope their trade as to damage Auckland. there wai no seconder to Mr Peacock's notion, and it lapsed. ! The Chairman's resolution was agreed to. On the motion of Mr Aickin, it was ordered to be an instruction to the com mittee of the Chamber, to watch over the interests of the North Tiunk Railway, Railway Xares, '. It was agreed that a letter on this sub ject from Mr Vaile should be circulated amongst members for consideration. Thames FaU'eff Railway. Mr J. M. Clark said there was another matter in connection to which he wisned to draw attention, although it might ba con tidered premature. A company had been formed to construct a line of railway from the Thames Valley to Rotorua. Sufficient capital had been subscribed, &nd[tbe nativei had so far co-operated in thematter that they were willing to|give lands equal to one-third thecott. fint the scheme had been interfered WithbytneGovernment, firstly on the ground of the .'proclamation -preventing direct private dealings with these land", and, secondly, on the ground of the Thermal Springs' Act. They would not allow the natives to co-operate to mike any arrange ments. They said they were prepared to ptonotethetaterestsof the railway, but they Bjßst be allowed to negotiate with the natives memielyefl. The Minister of Lands wanted Mat native estate to experiment and tinker With, and in ten or fifteen ye^rs, if be had BU'iriy, matters would be in the same position as they are now. The natives bad no confidence in the Government. The company would be baulked in their intention of opening up the Hot lakM district by railway if pressure were Dot brought to bear on the Government to jieeure the relinqnMment by the Minister ferlianas of his hobby, Prebably it would HeMme the duty of the company to call « the people of Auckland and the Chamber of Commerce to assist them- in lorcing npon the Government the necessity «*■■ the work. Very few of the promoters of this line wow the owners of land on the "lute which the railway would traverse, out they were convinced of it 3 value w connection with the future of Auck mi, and of the colony generally. ■ The wmpany yf iß quite prepared to stand Wide if the Government would undertake » construct the railway, but it must be topeby come body. As he had said, tho Batter was somewhat premature, and he Mn.'tJ l*Pt move any motion in cpnnectian with it yet.

"THE WEDDING MARCH."

*>fl is the title of a new comedy an y nonnced for production at the Theatre ."°yal to-morrow evening, and has never |et been played in New Zealand. It is Written, by the celebrated W. S. Gilbert, .Wlbor pi "Pinafore,!1 "Pirates,1 '-Patience," and other comic opera libretto?. *je entertainment will be enlivened by Mr 5;.* Warner in a selection of character Wows, and other amneing acts by a JWW of amateurs and professionals. On oamrday a complimentary benefit has been to Messrs Genese, Warner, and "U^'uuml, when a great programme will be

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

D MAY 23, 1883. _H* r _t Bwuty-Sellew. 10s pi SJSpievelOroea-S3 sellers 653- : ; K??S, linWtial-528 6d: buyei s. Sis; Bellow, £58 S?*F's«-Bayers.2J6d •JM-Uko-Boyeni, 2s Id

ARRIVAL OF THE SUVA.

-J? B __Sl Sav<* loft Levuka at 8 a.m. on May 17, ona arrived Auckland 4 p.m. Experienced very ajwvonrable weather throughout the voyage. SMsangers-^-Mrs McGregor, Miss Heffernan, S• s «l<ruaa, Messra N. F. HoW!«d, V. Jorrn "WJi A.- Biirrao-, W, U Maioolmron. V. X, gown. Hon. B. b. Leefa Steerage: Mesßri J. SJftwv J. Jordan, B. James. T, D. Kelly,

,T_e s,s. Cordmandel: leaivea hero at 9: ?> clock to-morrow morning, '■ „ ~

TELEGRAMS.

(PER PBBSS ASSOCIATION )

WESTJPORT, this day. At bis trial in the District Court yester day, W. F. McL'od was acquitted on the charge of larceny ef partnership property. The Mabinapua got a bawser to the Omapere last ni'>,ht, and would most likely have got her off, but the warp parted at the critical moment. The Omapere is now ia a sl'ghtly better poition. XV o damage has been done to her excepting some strain to the machinery in the engine room, DUHEDIN, this dsyi At the heads: Caroline, with immigrants ; all well.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS

(Received May 23—2 p.m.) CRUSHING TBE S UD iN KEBEL LION. ALEXiNDRIA, May 22. Intelligence is to hand from the Soudan stating that since the defeat of tbe rebels, at the beginning of this month, the Egyptian troops have followed up their victory, and several influential chiefs uf El Mahdi's force have submitted to their purattera. CORONATION OF TBE CZAR—EN- TfICSIASTIC KECEPIION. MOSCOW, May 22. 'ihe Czar made a State entry into tbe Kremlin Palace to-day. a gorgeous procession had been organized, and four miles ot streets were traversed. The whole line of route wai thronged with people, and the houses and public buidiuga wore gaily d:corated. His Majes'y was received with great enthusiasm.

HURRICANE AND EARTH QUAKEAT SAMOA

Several} Vessels Wrecked.

By the schooner Haabai, Capt.gSchrcedcr, which arrived jesteuky from Apia, Samoa, hiving left that port on_the Bth instant, in telligence baa come to hand of a most disastrous hurricane, accompanied by an earthquake and tidal ware, which occurred iv that group on the 24th ultimo. Comparatively little damage was done ashore in Apia, though a few buildings were unroofed, and verandahs carried away. The cocoanuts escaped almost scatheless, but the bread-fruit trees Bufl" r<d severely. It was in the harbour, however, that the greatest devaatation was cauied. Here several fine vetesls >oJe at anchor, and all of them were almost, if not totally, destroyed by tbe blow. The Solider, a German barque re cently arrived, and having on board 500 tons of merchandise from Germany and Sydney, was driven on the reef, and became a total wreck; the Brazileirj, anotber German barque, the Ven.zaela, a Get man three-matted schoomr, and the Vau Vax schooner, aIU shared ihe eamo fate ; while the Apia cutter sank at nor anchors; and the Ameiican brigantine Sheet Anchor, with 200,000 feet of timber, was" completely smashed up, with, unior> tunately, loss of life, her master and the steward being drowned. Another small schooner was driven ashore^ but got afloat again without sustaining much damage. The force of the wind did not appear to be so very great to those on shore, and the loss of the vessels is attributed more to the influence of a tidal wave caused by an earthquake, which occurred synchronously with tbe typboon, and which is suppose to have lifted their anchors off tbe ground, thus leaving them subject to tbe force of the wind, 'in toe early morn ing a sad sight preseuted itself, the whole of tbe vessels lying securely at anchor on the previous day being either cast upon the reef or entirely missing, portions of their debris aud their cargoes floating about the harbour, and the survivors of their ciews in positions of the greatest jeopardy. Fortunately most of the inhab itants of Apia have had some seafaring experience, and boats weie speedily manned by volunteers, and the crews ot the wrecked vessels were valiantly rescued after much danger and' exeition. Seven islands, one rocky, the others principally sandbanks, had been thrown up, and the features of the harbor of AiJa so thoroughly altered that a new survey will be neces sary. We understand that neither tbe hull nor cargo of the Sheet Anchor were insured, and that Mr Mooney al-o lost £599 worth of uninsured goods in the solide. It is also reported that (at Savaii a rainoan P'iest lost his life, and that; at Upolu a boat with seven Polyne-ians was cast away, and the crew lost. The wreck of the Van Van was sold by auction, and bought by Messrs Kiistel & Co. for 1,500 dollars.

IMMIGRANTS PER WEST MEATH.

Although the immigrants who arrived by the steamer Westmeath told the Immi gration Officer that "they had no com plaints " to make, some of them are now grumbling about several matters con nected with their passage. One of the single wom«n, named Mlas Butt, having written a letter to Mi Brophy, complaining of ill-treatment on the Westmeath, a court of enquiry, before Dr. Philson, Captain J. J. Burgess, and Mr K. Brophy, wa? held at tbe Harbour Board office this afternoon. Evidence was given by Captain Stonehoose, his first and second officers, the doctor, and several passen gers. The complaint made was by Miss Butt to the effect that her brother Thomas was, during the voyage, suddenly uized with a fit, that Dr. Tweed was seat for to attend him, and did not respond as soon as she considered right—the result being tbe death ot her brother. Dr. Tweed, in defence, stated that he was called to visit Butt, and did so at his earliest convenience. He did not think the lit would prove so serious, for the man died within a quarter of an hoar after he (the doctor) had been called. The captain, officers, and passen gers in eridence spoke highly of the atten tion bestowed on all under his care The court decided to exonerate Dr. Tweed from all blame.

MINING NEWS.

A quantity of specimen stones from tbe Inverness Gold Mine, Te Aroba, has been received to-day by Mr C. Alexander, and is on view in his office. Insurance Buildings, The stone carries good gold, which shows freely, and is quite equal to the specimens obtained from the Welcome, a neighbour, ing mine, and is from the small and large leader; the shareholders anticipate a speedy return for their outlay, and aie hopeful of the future of this mine.

{BY TBLEPBAPH—OWN COfIKESPOMDENT. XE AROHA, this day. The intelligence of the result of the crushing of the Welcome stone had a rather enlivening effect in this district, and has to some extent Inspired increased confidence on the part of the business public in the future of the district. Notwithstanding however, it has not bad any noticeable effect on the sharomarket, owners cot being inclined to sell. lawhjao, who was expected to pay a .visit here this week, passed through Wai? rakau, en route for Tauraoga yesterday, there being no natives here to welcome him. The fine weather broke here last night, and it continues wet and stormy. Toe death of Bone WeraLikp is much lamented by the general public, the de ceased prospector having been always highly respected by the European popula. tion. Messrs Wells and Souster, the enter* prising Waikato merchants, take over the busies s of Messrs Carr and Son next week.

THAMES, this day. Deep Level Cross.—The big slide met with at No. 4 level was cot in the drive at No. 4 level this morning, but the water issuing from, the stopes has not yet been come upon, bo it mast soak through the slide. The drive at No. 3 is b Jng pushed on, and a few feet more should meet with the water. The winze on the No. 2 reef is down 58 feet, and' the leader, which is about four or five inches wide, shows gold freely. The winze on the cross reef is down 36 feet, and tbetootwa 1 portion of the reef is now small and is underlying very flat, bo it thould junction with the hanging wall portion shortly. There ; ia very little change to report in the Imperial since'the manager's, report., A •few" 'pounds of stone were bagged"''tihijBt morning from aJjranch of the Mariner's; eefcloseto-thebreak. ;.,, '

"? XTEEfc- 7' -l£pdi&AJW l> EYEJSIINrcr^TAK, WEDNESDAY, -3_Ur'■■>&-•-



"Wanted. WANTED KNOWN—The Grand Lo ot Piuno MtMio (beet known songs) i reduced to id aurlnK the eoUlng Off a« Dam pier a Hobßon-Btieet Shop. __ WANTKD, a smait, lutel'igent Boy to the Printing Business.—Apply at thi 5 Stab Office. WANTED, Headman and Tailman foi jtiieifiK Dona . : _wr. and Boys fo: ; Haohlnes.-'! he Auckland .Imbar Compaoj (i <mltM>, Custom-on«e afreet West. AN TED, good smart Girl—Applj at Boyd's _■• -car* Siore. NelßOn-Bireut WANTED, experienced General Ser. vant for Hotel at Thames; highest wages given ; good place.—E. Hen'y s Registry, Shortland-3treet. WanTE", n Constant Supply of Kab. bitßiWild Pigeons, and Poultry.-Appjy Fish Shop, Ho-son street, next Criterion Hotel, - J7X TEOTFirEt-class Coatmakers and W Tailorefßes. Best wages and permanent employment.-Apply New Zea'and Tweed Com pany, 179, Queon-Btreefc once, Man tor Repairing W Permanent employment ti good, qmok hand.—T. Prater. Qtreea-tr et. - - ; AN IBD, a steady Man to deliver V^ or il and fl ewood «rom the depot, Mount Kden Blald,-*PPI7 » A. WilUamß, Kden Terrace. __ WANTED, a Boy to milk and make hunae* o«efr< on a farm.-Apply M. Monro. BiackemUh, Dnrr-Mn-strent. WANTED, a Young Man to garden, groom the horse, and do other work about tho yard.—Apply to J. Newman, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. WAN I ED, some kiud Iperson to adopt (it one ) a floe healthy Baby (crl). a weak old, of respectable pireuts.-For address apply St-b Office. WaNT•• D, a respectable _.»d to drive a baker's oart.-Apply to T. J. Philip, Baker, Newton. ______-— ANTED, a Partnor to take a half Bharo in n New Patent. Very litte oapital required for Its development.— Address, X.X., offlooof thjgpaper. : , vXNIED, a Waiier; must know his V?1 work. — Aviils Commercial Hotel. Shottlßnd-Btio.it. »»T ANTED, a good General Servant.— V» A»plr J. Davles corner Pltt-»treet and Karangahape Boad. WANTED, a Compositor for a Country Ne»Bpapjr.- «pply at the Btab Offloe. W" aNTED, a General Servant.—Apply Mi s Taylor, Sootla Place. Upper Quaeu- Btroa'. _.NTBL>, a -trong Youth to drive a grocer's cart.-Alfred Tyer, Uppor Bymonda-Btreet. _____________ \]_7aNT_D, a General Servant; one to Vt do ptitn oookin_.-^pplj Mrs Urqu h_rt. Alexandra Hotel. unapeUtreet. ATYE^>7~a~fcrsrcla^r~Bakß7y~good wages to a steady man.—Apply to H. Robertson, Baker. Upper Symonds-street \V AJ*TED r B female Cook as second V» hoed*t 3aa Kltchenmoid.—Apply at once U|WVBifU_u>Coffee Palace Dining Kooms, ■Thea-B-PuatUap, tiM^NUiiD, a Cabinetmaker, ana an VI improver at the Bench or Polls-ing, or Upbol-t-rinp. - »ppiy to W. L. Roth. Publlo Hot Baths. Vlotoriarttreet Bast. »* ANTED, a good Cook (male or »»' female).—Apply Nevada Ilote!, Queen street. %»/ ANTED, good Hench Hand ; also, Vv Machinist.—Northern Boot and Shoa Company. \V ANTED, Two hespectable Working Vt Men 80-Mers. where there are only two others-opt —Mrs KlUa-On, Williams Btreet, off Wamngton street Oitr- \\ r ANTED, respectable Boys for tho Vt Faotory.—Apply E. Waters, Confec tioner^ Queen street. \\f ANTED, a Boy to assist waiiing at Vt table.-Apply K. Waters' Restaurant, Queen-street ANTI.D, a respectable Young Girl -boat 16 or 18 to assist in house work. — Apoly to Mra Johnston, Union Bakery, l-arne". \\7 ANTKD, an experienced Woman as V» Nurse: also, a General Servant in a small family,where a boy is also kept; reference required.—Apply Stab office. WANTnD, a pood General Servant.— Apply at once to Mrs Barker, top of Vincent-street. \\7ANTKD, a Young Man to make V 1 himself generally useful In Dyeworks; also a Strong Worn in for Ironing lathe finish ing room.—Apply to Edgars, Dyers, Wellesley street «a«t. WANT f D, a Fitter, Several Machinists, Girl for Wax-thread Machine: highest wages to good hands; likowlso Boys for the trade. —G. Black and Co, Aberdeen Boot Factory, Chapel street WANTED, a good Express, Hoise, and Harness. - Apply to H. MsCa.thny Nelson-street, shop next to Cc jk-3twet. 4,\rANTEU, Bootmaker for Whangsre'. ♦ T -Aoply. b» leitur fa Mr A. H__Bon. or HW, ST-R omoe Imnuyt-te. ANTfD, a Strong Man to ride out out for ordcrj, »h_i u_dersta_da kllilog. —Apply G. Hayne*. ' arne'l. WANTED, a iniddle-ased Woman for Housekeeper.-G. Ilaynes,JP-rnell. ■« ar ANTED,aiespectable Girl as General VV Servant. —Apply at Mrs Wilson's, No. 11. Customhouse atreot West \\f ANTED, a good Housemaid.—Apply VT to Mre n.n-k. Parnall. during forenoon. anT»D. a Groom that knows his boslntus.—W. Cowther. ANTED, one or two S;ngle Gentle inea; board aad reeidonco: private family; no other boarders. Terms moderate. - For aiidrms apply BT_n office. _ WANTED, a Partner in a lucrativo buainets In Qa> eo-aireel, one who would take an active Interest In >he bualncfls preferred. Priiiolpala only dealt with.-Apply to Sdward v*ajt«, 177. Qaeenetreet. ANTED, a Girl to assist in House work.-Apply to Mrs Wm. Cameron. ne»r Boolal B»U. Kemnera. ANTJSU KNOWJN-Cork Soles, 2i_~; Root Goes 6d the Bottle; Button Hooks 2d; Lomt Lealh«r Laos*. Id the pair, at Ye -iplefs Hoot Shop, Vlotorla-strcet. \V7ANl'Ei)7~by a Lady, situation as V * Hop'e-eeper to one or two gentlemen, Anply a> onca to A.R, Siar offloe. \AT ANTED to Bay, 1 or _ firßt-claBS Vt Carriago Horses, not less than IS hands 2 leches high; brown or bay preferred. -Apply W. Oiowther. ' ' '■ WANTED.- GO ps. of beautiful Satin. Cloth. Worth Is 6d: to do sold at 71<J. -J. Coflgrave fc Co. (late Lluabery). ~ i*TAN lEU.—Wanted to sell very cheap, Vv nboot 400 AAtotted Books from 6d to 3s 6d eaoh.-H. Wati, Qenewl Dealer, Pitt aireet. _. WANTED, a suitable Patty to take over a nice BrooerT Business near the City. No good-will, stook at v-luatlon. and the premises (whioh are new and well fltted upl may be had at a very moderate rent-Aptly early to Jonn Karle, Tea Broker, Blah -treat. W" ANTKD KNv'WN—Swing Looking Gl»B«ei 3a fd. Is and Is 0«, are inolnded In Dampler'a Sell'ng Oft. Hobson-atreet Shop. \\i ANTEO KNOWN. — Good Pro- V» gramme Choral Hall TO-MORROW Evening at 7.30. Mrs Hall. Roys. Potter and Spurgeon, -00 ohlldron, Choir and Friends. Admission, Ib. W"~ ANTED KNOWN — "Peetorine" for Couphs, Colds. Bro-obltls. Hoaree nesa. &0., 2s and 6s per bottle —Prevarod at North shore Pharmacy. Devonport. May also be obtained frem Mr j. a. Haalott. 184, Queen etiest. _ ___ _ I* ANTED BEKN—Charles Kelsey and V* Co.'s Real Silver Jewellery. They keep no Imitations, guarantee everything they BeU. Fresh assortments monthly.—Charles Kelsey a Co., two doom below Morons', Ironmongers. '*;_/ANTED KNOWN —No Imitation »» Silver kept by Charles Kelsey & Co.— The whole of their Stook is guaranteed genuine. --Charles Kelsey and Co., two doors below Morrins', Ironmongers WAN T f D to Sell, a handsome well-bred Mare: 5 years old: perfeotly staunoh and aulet; any trial in saddle or harness.— Apply Mr Smith, Mount Kden 'Bus Proprietor. WANT»<P, a supply of Greengroceries. -Apply to A. J. Thomas, next Mr Crom bie'a, Franklin Road. \ \T ANTED,—IO,OOO yards White Flan • Vv;.-'nel, all wool, IOJd.-J. Oosgravo & Co. (late Unabery). WANTED to Kent or Lease, a Con venlent sis or seven-roomed House, wlthU a few mltmtea" walk of Queen-street j must be In good orde-. Apply by letter, stating terms, to Box 11. Post-office, -notland. %*7 ANTED KNQW N- NQ bettpr 'Vt SrjectßOlea need be wei than tnosn reduced to 9d p«r pair at Dampler'a BelUog Off, flobson street Shop. , WANTED ENOWNi-Tb,at l,_m|>re. pared to porohaee Household Furniture and other effects on the premises on the shortest notice, in town or country.—Apply personally or by letter, to J»mf a Bae. narby-stiett -m/aSTKD KNOWN-Gardner's Cele- W brated Bipod Mixture prtpe 3s per bottle. This medicine Is the best and most effectual remedy for all skin diseases and lm pmlties of the blood, especially pimples on the faoe, Bcrofulouo sores, glandular swellings, &o —Prepared at North Share Pharmacy, Devon nort. May also be obtained from Mr J, A. Has lett. 18_ Queen-gtreet . ANTED KNOWN—Door Mats, Is and Is 9d, are included in Dampier*s Selling off. Hobson-Btreat Shop. X\/ ANTED KNOWN—If you want to W see the latest Fashion (Autumn and Winter. 1383), have a glance at Munro and MllUgan'B Tailoring Window, in Hobson-ttreefc WANTED.— 3,000 yds. Velveteen, from }s6d per yard.—J. Cosgrave&Co (la,te Linabnry [ , WANTED KHOwN—The Selling iff includes Iron mreproof Safes at £3 and £3 10a. No higher prices at Dampiet- Hobson-Btreetehop. *T7 ANTED SJpiEN, the Wonderful Freah W B-raaUs In; Men's iWatertlght Boots, only 106 Gd, at Dampler'a Boot Shop, Yiotoria- Btreet. ti'ANTBD K'OWN. hat the Helens- Vr1 yille Timber Co.. limited, has opened i a depot at NEW__A-IKH» ' Timber in any quantity. Inspection Invited,' Give your orders.



Wanted. ' TIT ANTED, Tenders for Painter's and 3 " Plumber's Work to 7-roomed house at - Mount Eden.-Apply on the job near Toll Gate . or to S. Jonkin, Builder, Stewart street, Mount f Eden. _____^ > \"« ; A NiED SEBN-Charles Kelsey and W Co.'s large assortment Writing Desks. • Workboxes, &c, ataU prloes.-Charles Ketaey i and Co.. two doorebelow Morrlna', Ironmongers. ANTED the Ladies to Know that Monro and MllUgan, Hobaon-Btreet, have secured the Bervioßs of a fl™t- oi*H, n ™"' liner, and are now prepared to BUppl' mUllnerr )•» all Its branches on the Bhortest nouoa. ANTED KNOWN - Wood Chairs 4a: grand Grecian Cane - bottomed Chairs. Ss 6J, are included iv Dampier s Selling Off. Hobaonstreet ahop. ,_ i W~ANXED"kNOWN— Money to Lend on personal and oollateral security, re payable by weekly in«annentt. Biia dU oounttd.-Rae'a New Zealand Pawn Shop. Darby Btrett. ANTUD KNOWN-Another grand -Lot ot LadleB1. Oents'. and OMldrens Frtah Boota at Dampler'a Boot Shop. Vlotoila- Btreet. Be In time. . ISTED to Buy, come good Second. hand Mult Tanks— ml? St*h "moe. \%J ANTBD KNOWN - UHBAP IIM- W BKRI CnKAP Timber! And all other Yards of P. Goldie, Albert-street Z*T ANTED KNOWN—Another grand W Lot of Cheap Hob«. at Uampler-s Boot Bhop.Vlotorla street. Be In time. %»/ANTitI» KNOWN.—Mrs Hannah W HaU, M.8.F., of Ohio wll deliver a short address at Choral Hall to-morrow evening. — WANTED. —1,000 yards Patent Velvet, in all colours, Is per yard.-J. Cosgrave and Co. (late Llnabery). . \VANIBD KNOWN-Another grand Yt Fre»h Lo! of Ladlea'. Gent»', and Chil dren's G«'Od Chtaa Boote, at Dampier's Boot Shop, Vioorla-atTb^- i WANTED TO SELL, 100 pairs •eam less coupe JOSEPHINE 1-BUTTON KID GLOVES, 2s Cd pair; worth 5s od. JUST Arrived, a ihipment of Norwich orange-coloured SINGING CANARIES, At W. EYRE'S. Victor!A-anuacr. WANTED, to Buy, Lcft-ott Clothing of every description, for cash. Partieß waited on P.S.-Wanted Known-For Hire, Trap and Saddlo Horses.-Apply Thos. HUI, Clothier and Draper, Parnell. 11/ ANTED KNOWN - A. O. STEPHEN SON, DRAPBB, NKWTON, Has Just Opbnkd Up NBW VELVKTKBN9, special value, 1/9 yard NEW BATINB,I/0.2U to 6/3 yard NEW BILKS, splendid I yons, 4/0 yard NSW HOSIERY, 4Jd upwards NEW DOLMANS, well trimmed, 25/ NKW ULST»RB.3/8 to SS' each : NEW JAOKHTB, splendid value, at 7/8 NKW UNDKROLOrHlNG.aUatylesaDdprloef NEw HATS, In Straw, tea., 6d upwards NKW FKATHKKB,I/6 to 21/ each NEw FLOWER?, hi to 8/6 each NKW TAPESTRY OARPBTS. a/0 *er yard NBW LONG LACK CURTAINS, /BJ, 1/, 1/3 and 1/8 per yard NBW BUOBT CURTAINS. Hi to V per yard NBW FLANNKLa, SS pleoes. fl\ to 2/8 per yard NBW BLANKBTS, full alee, All Wool, 18/6 per pair NBW CLOTHING, In great variety. DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY ON TBE PRBMISBS. A. O. STEPHENSON, KARANGAHAPK ROAD. ANTED SEEN, the extra grand Line ot Qentlemen'a Real Hand-tewn Ktd Elastic-side Winier Boots, very cheap, at Damplet's Boot Shop, Vlotorla-Btreet. WANTKD. - Wanted to Pell, very cheap (and must be eolo) 20 grow Oopy and Exercise Books, SO leaves, only Id eaoh: Copy Books. 3d, i for 6d; Blotting Books, from in to 61; about 80 gross Illuminated Cards and UroMes,frOm 8d to »s per doz; ISOboxps r-ers, 12 6ez In a box, only 8d pi>r box. i» 64 dot; boxes: Penholders, Is 61 per Brosi; H doe timall Walters, only 3d eaoh, S for Is. 2i dot &<z: Paint Pencin, 3d eaoh. 2s 6d doz; Lot of Sponge, from is to Is; Pnwerved Muk (damaged tine) only 3d tin: Onrraota Id lb: Suliarai. 61 lb j Arrowroot, 3<l ib 11 lbs far <&* 64; Hinnll Ittcn. 3d lb: Large Rioa. 3d lb, Sb< for la: Jams. 7<J and 8d tin; Go d rauce. 6d botUe: Salad Oil. 2 boitli-s for Is Id; Lerge Mottle*, oniy 9d: Sifety Matches, only 3d don; Plaid Ma'ohei, 7* doz. Tin Boxen, la 81 dnz; Cheese, Irt and Bd lb; Hams, lOd lb by the hum; Tin Opener*, only 3d e»oh. is doe; Lot of Flutes, from la to 2a eaoh; White and Gold China Cups and Saucers 8d eaoh. 3s 6d ter \ doe Os Cd doz; Needle*; 3d per 100; Lot of Plcures. 3d and Bd; Chamber, Is Sd. -H. WaITS Oanera' Denier. Pirtßitrest-M boxes Light Bin*, on'y Iti Ib. 7 lb boxes only 2s box; Tart Tins, 9 for Is; Gltnt Oement for mending blmb or chUa. 6-1 bottle. W A N T B D, Jj A D I E 3 TO Know that I have Just Opened Up a Large Quantity of Ladies' Very Pretty Hand Bags, ot Extra Good V aluo. Procure one before all sold. JAMES SCUTT, General Draper and Outfitter, London House, Victoria and Nelson-streets, Auckland. AGKJNTLEMAN requires a Bedroom with use of Sitting-room In a healthy and pleasant neighbourhood, not far from town.— Apply by letter to " Knox." thia office. - . LaDY or GENTLEMAN can be ac oommodated with Botrd and Reiidenoe wbere no other boarders are kept.—For address a opl r Btab Qfllcc tJOuT TKADE.—Wanted, Machinists IZ> and Fitter* for the Boot Trade.—Appll W. MoArthur and Oo.'s Hoot Factory. r^USTOMEKS Wanted for five hundred \.J sacks finest solootod Canterbury Potatoes. Price five shillings and sixpence per cwt; ship ments arriving weekly. — Edward K. Davios, Nathan's Bond, Oustom-honse-atreet. ' IIU C*KTEKB.—Wanted, a good steady ■ Man.—Apply to R. and it. Duoer, Devon port Store y AILMAKKK.—Wanted, a Handy _fin ki to make a lot of Cart Covers and Thrashing Cloths.—Conpland and Co., Queen-atrcet. YOUNG Knglishl.ady requires Situation as Companion or Lady s Help in good fam'ly.—Addresß E.C.. -tah olilco, Auckland. i iOfIUBMAS Wanted ; aatisfactniy ". ' references indlspprmibie - Apply 10 Mr Mnrdoob, Ban» of New Zfa'ard. BAKEB.— Wanted, afeituation aa Baker or Confectioner: wdJuivin small goods.— Apply by letter to O.ll.a.awfc|Pi}lce. , ONF_CTION *B. Wanted a Shtia tlon as B&ktr and, Confeotlooer, thorouithly underetands the trade.—Ajp'y, by letter, to BO B, tbis oflloe. SS__3 Bleotoml. - ysjyb__l_> <w!omS£Km AITY OrAUCKLAND, \j — ANNUAL KLKOTION OF AUDITORS. It Is hereby not'fled that . FKASBR, GEOttGB » ; / 1 StaNtt, JOHV , '" WHITB. THOMAS LKIGH ' have br in duly nominated a* candidates far tbe Office of Auiliors fo the City of Auckland, and tbat in compliance with the provision* of ■' The Municipal Corporations Aot" and ■'iheßunu latloa of Looul Kleotlors Aot, 1876." a Poll will Uke plaoe for Two Auditors on FRIDAY, the Ist day of June next, at the Room at tbe bsok ot the Bree Library, HiKh-Btreet. within th said olty, between the hours of 9 In tho fore noonandqint¥.f.erßThnyßimNQa Returning Officer for Olty of Auckland, May 23.1883. Drapery, -to. Well' Worth Reading. Do you wish to sec the Beat _nd Cheapest Display of Drapery, Hosiery, Millinery, Ladies' and Children's Outfitting; in Auckland ? If so «o to address as below, when you will be repaid for trouble. JAMES SCUTT. General Draper and Outfitter, London House, Victoria and Nelson streets, ' Auckland. ft fl E A P SALE, G. COUTTS, Draper, Edinburgh House. Newton, Bags to return THANKS for the Patronage he has Received during the last Three Years, and Sow Intimates to his Friends and the Public his Annual Cheap. Sale, begun;on SATURDAY, ' A good'part of the Stock is suitable for the Coming Season, and will ba sold at CLEARING PRICES. G.C. respectfully solicits an Early Call. Karangahape Road (opposite Howe-street), , . • .. . Newton., . ,; ~ MEN'S AM) OlibTE.toG— Never seen cheaper in Auckland, not withstanding all 'strong assertions made in advertisements. This Is genuine: Men's splendid Scotch Tweed Overcoats, Heather mixtures, 28s 6d; real value, 425. A largo Quantity of Men's Winter Tweed Trousers at & ; JU!«._one8&:wor*ai«»«;? ft te^Mfin^BOSt ness and Working Coats at 7b 6d, worth 10a 6d. Every other kind of Clothing equally Cheap, at JAMES SCUTT'B, General Draper, London House, Victoria and Nelson Streets, Auoklana. —N. 8.: Country orders must bo attended with P. 0.0. . m ■~«- 'ly ■■' ~n 1 1..,., .'_,..... „„■..;,.., nL , ~ ..:.'-. ■ '



To Let POWER TO LET, on 70 miles of gas mains, in the city and BUburbs of Auck land. Engines from i (0100 h.p. lof icitfd. Con- Bumptlon of eat, from 18 oublo feet ot naa per Indicated hor-e-powar per hoar for th« larger sizes, to 25 fajfe for the amitller. Suitable for Rngiseers, wbodworker<. Printers. Firewood Dealers, Boot and shoe Manuf acturera. Fodder Dealers Maltsters. Siusage Makers. &«.. See. and for Amateur's Latbea and Fret Sawn. The engine cuts fire weod at 2dpor ton, and at inter mittent bolßtlnK work the coat 1* sometimes as low as Is 8d per day for a 3i h p. eneine, the engine running all day. Thirty-flva Otto Gas Kngines ara now erected In Anokland for terms and conditions, apply to the secretary, Auckland Gaa Company (Limited), Foit-street. Bteen In stock -j, 1, 2 3j 8.12 hr. |>O LET, a Six-roomed House in Gib " raltar Crescent; gas and water laid on.— Apply to Mrs Macready, on the premißea. rpO LET, in the Suburbs, a Pretty (Jot- J lage; rent very low.—Enqnlre for dlreo tlons trom Mr Kdwards, Orooer. Newton Road. TO LET, a 7-rodiued House in Auburn street.-Apply T. B. Smith, at the Draper's Shop, Ky ber Pass Koaf 1 - 'I O LET, a Shop with 3 rooms near 1 Polity's liiooery, Vlotorla-atreet; suitable fora dressmaker or a sho<maier.—M. Voley, Qrocer, Viotorla-Btree. rpO LET, the " Home," Unehunga, Ten I Roouib. arable, and cut-bu''dlog9; about IJ aor«s-g»rden and paddoofc-Appiy to H. A«hton and Son, 8, New Zealand Insurance Bolldlngg. I~'O LET, Apartments, with or without Board; within seven minutes walk ot General Post-offloe.—Apply btar Ofllce. fn>o LEr, a Bakery Business in the I sururbe. doing a luge and lnoreaslnn small goods business. This is a rare chasoe for any young man wishing to start la buslness.- Addrens AJ.. P.t'.. APOkland. i O LET, a new 8-roomed House with • storeroom.— ipplr to James Irwla, top of Wakefltl-'-trett '|>O LEI', iv Victoria-street, a good I Shop and Uwfrllinv of S roomii—* pply to R Stow, -intlor, yiotnrU-. treat. , r iiu L^T, in Victoria-Btreet, a good Shop I and Dwelling of 7 rooma; splendid posi tion for any business.—Apply w. and J. Frater, Land Agents^N^Z. Inaurance Buildings. !6~LET~a 6-roomed Cottage, Stables, wltn ono and quarter acres 01 Garden and Orohare, at Klcbmond ; low rent.-Apply to H. Ashton & Son, S, New Zealand Insnranoe Buildings. -__— 1 |\O LkT, in Newmarket, two goou I^'ive- I roomed Cottages; 12a per week —Apply W. and J. Fratcr, Land Agents, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. r |AO LET, at end of month, Mr Mercer's I Residence, in St Stephen's Avenue, Par nell ; 6 rooms, bath room and Bcullery.—Apply on the premises, or to K. B. S. Mercer. TO LET, or For BALK, smsll FARM, situated at Avondalo (part of Dr.jAioken'B), about 7 miles from town. New House 4 rooms. Stable, and out-houses. Ten acres very good land, partly in young Orchard; all seourely fenced and fronting the river.- Full particulars from D. F. Kvanß. Land Agent, Auckland. ft^O LKT, J»ight-roomed House, with * bath room, besides stable, coach and cow house, and wash-houso, orchard, and three acros ot ground. Situated on Main Road, Rcmucra, 0 minutes' walk to station, and buaaes pass every trip. Terms exceedingly reasonable. —James Buokland, Coombos's Chambers, jy uR T H »HO E£. HOUSES to Let In Good PMlUona.~Apply, R. & R. DUDBR. DevonDort store. For Sale. KOB SALE (cheap), a light Spring Cart Horse and Harness (a trial given).—Apply Mr Doana, Lorne-gtreet (near Porter's Store). FUR SALE, a 0-roomed Cottage with a large piece of land, within ten minutes' walk of the Poat-oflloe.—For particulars apply 10 Mr J. «. Baalej Boiloltor. Qneen-«lreet ipOK SALE, Zinc-lined Cases.—Chamta- F lonp and Cooper, 76, Queen-street. FOX SALB, a Cottage in Charlotte- Btreet Eden Torraon*. Price. «130.-Apply to Mr Hewitt. King^treet, Arch Mill. 17t O X 8 A L K. ■ ISLAND ORANGKS. ISLiNDORANGBS. Arrived to-day, per sobonner Saxon. 204,030. Shipments to arrive r*gularly through the sea son at Queen street Wharf. Country o'deis specially attended to.—Address O. BAGLKY, Parnell Klso, Auckland. ■31 O R 8 A L B V ALLOTMENTa BTOKES'S POINT (Main Road): 44 x 331, £ . -AVONDALK: J acre (opposite sohool), £90. COLLEGE ROAD: Allotment, 33 x 100, £6 mr toot.-NEWMARKET: Choioo Corner Allot ment.£Uo. KLLERSLIE (dose to Station): ISB x 160, £1 per foot KASY TKRMS.-Also, several ieairablo Cottages, on terms to suit purchasers. - LABOUR EXCHANGE AND ESTAfE AGENCY, Hlgh-atreet, A. T. Carter. Manager FOR 8 A L E, IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, 3u onrban Realderoe, btabiee, onthoni>efi. &0., within 2 nuiea of Qneen-Btreet, 10; chains sea fronuge; arealba.gata; *g~«Jj Di Ooombes' Chambers. CAPITALISTS AND OTHEob. oentbal crrr febbhold pbopbbtv foe SALE. I am iMtruoted by Mrs Probert (who Is now retiring from her old and well-established busi ness) to sell. Immediately, this valuable Busi ness Wts (the •'Little unst Pan1), being one of the oldest and best-kaown sites to the olty. It has » f'ontaue to shortland-Bireet of So feet, by a deuth of US feet to Kleld Lane. besideß being exoAVated and «übs«»Dtlal well built for cellar, pplondld position: corner allotment Situate aireotly between Messrs A. Clark and Boas Warehouse and Byoroffs Mill, t>horU»nd street. Nearly all the purchase money can remain on mortiaße at 7 per oent. lerms and oondlttona on application to D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent.Queen-«treet. TO Meenngß. GRADES AhD LABOUR CO UWCIL, A Heetinff of the Trades and Labour Connrll will be held at the Worklnu Men'B Clnb. an FRIDAY EVENING, next, at 7.50 tfolook. The iepresen«at!veß of [the late light Hours De monstration Committee, and other trades not there repreiented, are respectfully reauosted to ttttena- QBO. W. HE9LOP.I ■jff"' 6" 1? i^ v E? An adjourned meeting of the Householders ot Holensvillo will be held in the Courthouse on SATURDAY, 28th, 1883, at 8 p.m.. tp decide on boundaries, also to draw up a petition to His Excollency the Governor to form HelensvlUe into a town district. H . BATjLANa , Chairman. HelenaviUe, May 21.1883. - RAIPAIt A STEAMSHIP COMPANY (LlMlTrSl). The Ordinary Annnal G>ne-a! Mf eting of the Shareholders of the KMpara (rtesmshlp Cim pary (Umlted) will be hsld at the ofßoe of Mr modrrt (Ohnmbor of Commerce Hoome). on MONDAY, th' JBth in«t, at U nojn. Hneinets: To receive Dlreotors lUtort and Balanon nheet to Arrll 80th, 1883 j also, to elect two Dlreoters In plao* of Mr T. Morrln and Captain Coibeok, who retire br rotation, but aro eligible for re-election without notice 1 and to «lect an • uditor for the etsulng year, Bt order. WDjLIaM LODOER. Manager. Auckland, May. 1883. TW-EWTO3S ROAD DISTftICT. The Annual Meeting of Ratepayers in the abovenamed District will bo hold at the Primi tive Methodist Chapel, Richmond Road, on FKIDAY, June Ist. at 7.30_p.m. ROBERT •£ WARNOCK, Cnairman. May gist. 1883. Bocleaiastical. GOSPEL TEMPERANCE MISSION BLUM RIBBON ARMY. At 7.3) p.m. on FBIOAY BVKNING next. MeeUnga will be held as foUows :-Pnblio HaU, Devonport 1 Sneaker j-Revs. S. Macfarlane, J. K. uavls. G. W Hpenoa. and Mr W, Hampson; and In the Weßlcyan School-room, Pl^street: 'Psakers-Revs G. Bond and A. Held, and Mr J. ByorofE. Chair to be taken by ttev, T. Buddie. Senkey'a Hymn« to be uaed (pease bring them with you). Admission, Free; but col eotion to defray expenses* THE SECOND COMING OF OUR LORD NEAR AT HAND. LIEUTENANT AI.FBED WILKINSON, Who Rave an address in Auckland blx yours ago, will give an Address, in the ,'.',' CHORAL HALL, BYMONDa-STREUT, On MONDAY EVENING, 28th May, t atao'olook. SonjKaTi "The Beatoratlan of the Apostleshlp of Our Lord Jeans Chiiat to the Christian Church, as a means to prepare Bis people for Hla appearing." Met. Bubof, of Wellington, will take the chair. ADMISSION-FBEE I Should any person, however, desire to make an offering towards Pie expenses of this Ad dreafl, they are at liberty to 60 so. A Pla*a will be placed at the Door of the Hall to reoslve the same. FOR WINTER COUGHS ana Bronchial mRY AICKIN'S SYRUP of EUCALYPTUS X 'With Hypophoßphite ot Lime and Quinine. For- Incipient consumption and Chronio Chest Affootions," Aiokih's Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphlte of Lime and Quinine," is most certainly alterative and curative. Try it for Bronchitis and Asthma, ;;. Address:— '■'. : .; IHsl PHARMACY, Qckew-stbbbt. '. fcSHAKLAND'S CHEKUY PUCTORAL, J Absolutely the best remedy over made foe OOU&HsTBBONOHrna. fflu OOLDB. 9; I ' Price. 2s 6d and 49 Ma Bottle. ' BHARIAND fc CO, opposite Poat-omoet,



liost and Found. LOST, this morning, in Newmarket, a Clieotue on the Colonial Bank for £18. Number known and payment stopped.—Apply at the Boyal George Hotel. Newmarket. LOST, on the 10th May, a Orey Mare, about 11 hands high, with S.X. on ribs.— Returning same to G, Oaborne, Epsom, ten shil ings reward given. . I OSI, on Thursday last, between \J Manukau Road and the foot of St. Stephen's Avenue, a Plated Carriage Lamp Socket and Spring: reward on it being left at Mr Mowbray's. Parnell. LOST, in Newmarket on Saturday night a Bag containing U one pound notes, i sovereigns, and 1 half-B^verelgn.—Whoever re turns toe same to Mrs Pitcher, New-street Newmarket, will be hacdanmalv rewarded. STRAYED or Stoleu, Satuiday, May 19, Yoang Ketilevcr Dog; brown, except white patch on breast; bearing tUs years collar. A rowaii will be paid on the dog being returned to J. Knko Baker street Any one | retaining came alter this notios will be prOEfl outed. Volunteer Notices. rviSTRICT ORDERS. Militia and Volunteer Office, Auckland, 22nd May, 1883. 1 The whole Volunwer Foioe In the City of Auckland w'U assemble for Rovlew. and will Parade for that tmrpr 30, on THUtiSDtY. the Mih inßt, at 9.30 a.m., ai the Drlll-sheA, and from benoe proceed to the Govet nment uoase Grounds* ro ft eft Feu-de-jjle in honour ot the Blrtn of Her Most Gracious Majesty the r^e"" A Battery ArtlUer/ Regiment of Vol unteer* will be supplied with 21 Rounds of Blank Ordlnptoe AmmnDltloD,and Is fontrywlih 3 Rounds of Blank Cartridge. Every Member nf tneForoelßieqaestedto attend In the Full DießS Uniforms of their Corps. WILLIAM L. LYON. ■ Lleut.-CcloaeL a UCKLAND RIFLE ABSOCIATIO*. Through the kind permlsUon ot the Officer CorSSandini, the AuokUsd Dlstrlot. Bo Pdtes won at the leoent competitions of the above Assoolatlon wIU be presented to thei successful competitors at the Pirade whioh is to take pla-«TO-MORRuW; in hoaourof Her Majesty's jSeof^Co'onel l»on (Officer Commanding the Dlntrlo) h«s kindly consented to present the prließ. aDd it is therefore hoped that Buocoas ful oompetitors will attend the Parade and re ceive their pilra. JAMgB B pAIRB> 23rd May. 1883. H°n 86° *T AY A L AKTIL LER Y. The Members of the above Corps will maroti down to the Imperial Dluinn Kooms after TO MORKOW9 PARADB. i he Drum and Fife Rand to attend, wlti inbtruuients, at the Drill by order ot Captain Ooratr aiding * j. hTANLBY, Beoretary. HducationaK HURCH OF ENGLAND GRaMWAB SCHOOL, PARNELL. ~ Trinity Term, 1883, oommences TUESDAY, May 29, at 9 a.m. Q. IRL S1 HIGH SCHOOL. ALTERATION OF SCHOOL HOURS. .. The School Hours are from 9.30 a.m. to 1130 p.m., and from 1.30 p.m. to 3.30 p.m. FENCING Classes for Ladies and Gen tlnn»n',(Bi ptrate); *ci ms moderate.- John P Birley, Grammar Bohool. aymondg-»treet. r\ANCING AND CALISTHENICS. MR AND MtBS ROBERTS IMesaleurs and Mies Koberta. CoUlns-street, Melbourne), The renowned and most suooee&tal'teachers ot ihe art In Autt- alula, announce their arrival in Anokland. All oommnnloatlons addressed Mesua Hoftmann and aonn, and Mr l hapman, Stationer. Qneen-Btreetj will receive immediate atte. tlon. Melbourne referees :-The Key. J. H. Gregory, AH Balota', St. X"da; the Rev, (*. W. Tot nnw. M.A., Trinity colleae; the Hon. J, G. Beancy. M.D., M.L.0.; Dr Yonl, the City Oor aner. &0., &c, «co. New Zealand referees:—The Rev. J. Ooffsy, St Mark's. Wellington; O. Cecil UnUett, Ksa, PuMlo works, WeUington; K. eHffortiKsa.. Barrister and Solicitor, Wellington: W. If. Wheeler. Manager U SB. Co., Wellington ; M. P. Wilson. Km.. Wine Merchant. Wellington : r. Kennedy MoDonald, Bsq., Auctioneer, Wei llogton. &c, Kc. *o^ ___^___^_ business Notices. HAKLEMONT HOTEL, OOBMVR OW QUBBN WAKEFIKUD. AND RUTLAND SIRKX.TS. Superior Accommodation for Faml'tes and Commercial Travellers. PRIVATB BUITKS. Alcook'a Beat Billiard Tables. NIGHT PORTBB. HARKY BEN>ETT, PbopKibtoe, I ato Providoro New Zealand and Union Com pany's steamers. LUNdHBON DAILY, »ROM II Tltt 2. | \EVOJNPOUT, NOKTH SHOWS WELLS 8803., OARTBRB, OONTRAOTORS, 6a Goods Carted and Delivered from vessel's side at shortest notice. Bricks, Lime, Sand. Shell, Asb, Boute Blooks. Posts. Rails, *o. Ballast supplied. Coal and Firewood Dealers. Yard—opposite Flagstaff Hotel. a___ a T R y ( • 67, VIOTORIA-STRBHT WK4TJ Opposite Royal Mall Hotel. A well B8«ortod Stock ot Jewellery, Watohen. &o. always on band. Repairs neatly executed on the premises, nnd orders promptly attended to. Charge) moderate. H.P. In Selling Off fits stock ot silver Jowellery at cost price, to mcke room for a new assortment. TtroilClS OF REMOVAL W. PARKKR GBOOSR. HOBBON-STRKST In removing to larger and more convenient premises, opposite those lately oconpted, takes the opportunity of thanking his customers for the support aocurdedhlm In the put, and truate that with Increased facilities he will be ab>e to meet their requirements, and merit a oontlnu unoo ot their patronage. THE BAKING POWDER pareacdlane is AICKIN'S JERATED BAKING POWDER. " The Most Kconomioal.'* "Yiolds more Yeast Gas." Pure Material only. Not Mixed with Rice Flour Or Alum. In tins at le 60' and 2s Od. Special Price Wholosale. Address:— TPIIE PHARMACY, QPEBNSTHKKT. 4*UOLESa'LE AND RKTAII *^ GKNKRAL PRODUCE AND PRO VISION STORK, Fort-Btrect Baok of Wlngate, Barns, and Co.'b). Samuel ILjvinson Begs to announce that he has opened a General Produce and Provision Store at the above ad dress, and invites all his old frlonds and the Publlo to give him a Call, feeling sure that his Prices will bear favourable comparison with any house in town. POTATOES, FLOUR, OATMEAL, and BACON, newly arrived from Southern Ports, and other goods to arrive. Storage for Free Goods on Reasonable Terms. Note the Ador^;- Baok ot Wlngate, Burns, and Co/a Temporary Premises. ___ C CLEARING-OUT SALE OF J CUTLERY. THOMAS SAMUBL, being compelled to Clear out his Stook ot Cutlery In consequence Of the PRBMISH.B COMING DOWN and no i other Shop being obtainable, la now SELLING OFF the wnole of the Stook at an enormous Sacrifice. The goods are from the boat Sheffield makers, and will have to be sold at any price. Consisting of- Best Ivory Table and Deaeert Knives. Lookwood's and Johnson's Best Pooket Knives, Electroplated Forks, Spoons, Cruets, &c Nevada and Nickel Silver Forks and Spoons. Superior Solasors and Razors. i WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THOMAS SAMUEL, IMPORTER OF CUTLBRY. 16. Qneen-etret (Opposite Town Clock), i GooOsoo's Arcade. LONDON H^ LONDON LONDON OO LONDON LONDON gg LONDON /^IOOD SON'S VTOOD ~ SON'S ARCADE. 5050 ARCADE. ARCADE. S2 ARCADE. ARCADE. §§ ARCADE. THE VERANDAH RESTORED, AND Qwt Windows Present this USUAL Attractions. V THE DAMAGE SUSTAINED Cannot be estimated by the actual cost incurred in the restoration, as £300 Will not compensate for the loss we have sus tained by the expenditure incurred, and the sacrifice we have experienced through our Four Windows being ezoluded from publlo gaze; but the additional patronage of our 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 be constantly supplemented by further shipments. J Note the Address ■' *.-f tm a :> The .-London ;Aroadb; ■«« ■■ <a AUCKLAND D CHRISTOHURCH. London Address: 68, St. Maty Axe,



Board and Residence. A LADY can offer a Comfortable Home ——. to one or two young ladies who ara at tending school. Highest references ulven, Termß moderate.--For address, apply 3 f-R. RESIDENCE for a Gentleman in a, private family where there are no other boarders; a short distance from Queen-atreet. Moderate terms.—Address at this office. /^IOVEHNOK KRUwh-. HOTEL, VJT HOBSON-STttBET. Boabd iSD LoMEse. __...._.. Mb. per Week Sikolb Boon ._Sb. par Week Public notices. THE undersigned is a PURCHASER of the following Sbares :— Pash and Door Company New Zealand. Insurance Sonth British Insurance Union Insurance Drug Company New Zealand shipping Company I Colonial Bank. A. SAUNDKRB, ._ •.■■ .-, 8, Tnaarance Bnlldlngg.l * UGKLAKD Gas CiMPAN ___ (LIMITED). All Acoonnta now dae for Gas and Coke, whlclj remain uncald at S p.m. on FRIDAY, the 25th instant, will become payable In full, wi.hoatdlsoouat. B-B-pARSONB ,• ■; ■ ■ /.■','; .aeovitary,' j O AND __,_ ~IZ~ SEE THE Grand -frT^-^ (Hl_tn Lot of Cheap Spectacles at^**i_^^_3^D_mpier'B Hobwin • et. Shop. , LVOJNPORT ROAD BOARD DIS TRICT. NOTICE.—The Eesident Mar.istrate will sit to hear objections to the Valuation List for the above District, In the R.M. Court, at Auckland, on SATURDAY, 26.h inst, at 10 o clock in the forenoon, .■; ~8. STONEY . ..... ~.. Clerk of the Court. Ify COUNCIL OFFICES CLOS-D during TO-MOEROWJThuraday, Queen's BlrthdiuK-P. A. Philips. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, May 23,1883. ;- ■ ' . ;, WO'IICE.—The firm ot U D. Nathan t-Tviimd 00. having seased to represent me as sole agiints for my Blood Kestorer for the world, all applications tor agencies mast be sent direct to me,' and all supplies must go thrown me as sole proprietor and preparer.—H. A. H. H»chß> b, Aberoromble-etreot, Auckland, 21st May.lßlS3. NOTICE! KOTICBI! NOTICE lII KAURI GUM ORNI.MHINTS.-ir. H, Bpbbc«p, Sum Carver. Sallsbuiy-Btreet, Par nell, wiihes to oomnaunioite at onoe with all other Giun Cuvers who have done inlaid work, aa a pei-aon has applied for Letters Patent for the «am) thfng. although it has been In publlo use for years part, thus invalidating any Patent although uranted. Gum Carvers ore therefore requested to send sampler or signatures, which will be forwarded .to the Patent Office at Wei ling along witti the Prohibit!. N ° T I C K. RS 1 EDWARD CO3TLEY DECS-SBD. All persona who are or may hereafter be Indebted to the above estate, either for Interest, rent, or otherwise. »1U please iay the same to Messrs Jaakeon and Russell, solicitor b. Fort- Btraat, Auckland, whose receipt ahaU be a suffi cient dlsoharge. . ~ ' . . a ituttt-T TAmrHnwf ExeOUtOtS Of f^iiw-w JA- OKBONKKdwardCoBUeT D, HKaN [ deceased. Aaokli.nq, 27th April, 1883. _ NOW is the: time for cheap buildiDgs,« alterations, fittings, shelves, &c—Send to J. M. Haslett. builder. Fort street Men ready to go out at any minute. IF you want any thing in the building line, alterations, additions,fittings, &c, send to J. M. Baslett, Fort-street, and they will be attended to at once. „ FRY'S KINGSTON SPECIAL DRY PLATES. !at 24a per gross at 60s per gross s n I T i at 9s 8d per dozen ■ * *-> J *■' * 10 x Bat 14s per dozen 10 x 12 at 20s per dozen Soheriug's Pyro at 33s per dozen ozs. ,<U B. BROOMHALL & Co,, ; II ' iff, Shortland-street: * Wi:_j_ia_i: (jtulliver HOUBR. LAND, KBTATK. AND COMMISSION AGKNT. DRAUGHTSMAN AND ILLUMINATOR. MAPS, PLANS, Kb.. COMPILED. (Coomb Eg s Chambers. 88, Qu_e»-bt__bt, AUOK-ANDJ W.G. bBRB to notify his friends and the publlo generally that he has removed to the above premise"., where he hopes, by strioi attention to the requirements of his clients, to merit support. Prom hit large knowledge ot Ponsonby Pro perties, tie la in a position seoond to none to deal with parties buying or selling in that dls blot. Inspection ot my list respectfully Invited. A ready sale for Cheap Houses and Allotments NO BILK NO OHAHGK. A long list of Country Properties open to In. speoUon,, Inauranoes effected at Lowest Rates. Remember the Address- OOOMBB&'CHAMBERS, - ' QrjEgH-BTB-gT. , Money. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND (CORNER OS- VCLOAW LANK -Nil QTJEBN-STR-KT). : i . ■ .. tt.s' IN^STMBNT DEPARTMBMT. This Sooioty is now issuing INVE3TING SHARES, ordinarily carrying full rate of Interest and Profit. . .PAIDUP SHARES of_2o each, oarrylnß 7 per cent interest (payable half-yearly) and par ficipatlife In Surplus Profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on Deposits for 12 months, 7 per com;, and on Deposits for 6 months, 6 per cent per annum. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. , « . The Soolety advances on Approved Freehold and Leasehold Property to the extent of three fourths (be value. Bommirs may pay off part or the whole of their Mortgages at any time. Reduced Table of Rates and any further par tloulars required may be obtained at the, Sooiety'a offices. :•■ -■■•■-■' J ■-•* ~,,,,... GEORGE FRASKR, , ~:■':. 1 ' < i .,-. [ ■'-: / ' ' '. ' Manager, I | ' a . . -mm I Medical. ■ "LIVER REGULATING. , r _ A ICKIN'3 PODOPHYLLIN PILLS. No. M A are now known from Invercargili to Mon gonui as one of the most effective remedies for •' SLUGGISH LIVER " Torpid Digestive Func tion, Biliousness, Chronio Constipation, Flatu lency, &b. They are .a Bate aperient, and CONTAIN NO MINSRAI, WHATEVBH. ' ' Sold in Boxes at Is., and Bottles at Is. 6d. and 2s. 6d. (all sugar coated). AT THE PHARMACY. QUEBN-BTREET, p\ ARDJSKR'S "Pectorlne" is unequalled XX for Coughs and Colds. GARDNKR'* •• BLOOD MIXTURE ' speedily removes Pimples, Blotohcb. &c. from the skin, and renews the blood. TO BB H AD IN AUCKLAND ONLY AT THB ENGLISH PHARMACY, 181, QUEEN BTKBKT. HASLETT (LATK GARDNKB). \\i OXM SYBUP.—Prepared especially M to destroy the Seat Worms, which oanae bo mnoh irritation. Price, Is 6d —GANDER TON'S DISPKNBARr, Karangahapa Koad, Anokland. WO R M » All children snffer from them. If Bnspeoted, ask for the Certain OON, SHABLAND'S WORM POWDKBB,I/paoket Apothecaries Halt opposite Poat-offloe. COKKECriVE PILLS for Females.— Swollen Legs, Nervous Debility, Irregu larities, Change.—Sale and testimony daily in creasing.—Ganderton, Herbalist, Karangahape Road. .... '.., ;■; '; ■■*'■■ ',« . ~ EltfKß SON'S SUPERIOR • , BAKING POWDER. , INVIOTA BRAND. " MEDICAL HALL, J Opposite Three Lamps. Ponßonay, Anokland. /■TOOTHACHE- CURE -Instantaneous X Relief, oUONrALGIOj Is bottle.-BHAR- L AND te CO. (opposite Post.affloe). EOR THE CURE OF COUttHS AND COLDS." I/lOR THE CURE OF ASTHMA AND J? DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING. JEp 8 ON B ■ Syrup of TTYPOFHoapHiiaa WJTH . i fiUPHORBIA XILUUFBRA. In Bottles at 8/& CURB FOR INDIuESTION—TONIC BALSAM, a Genuine Liver Begnlatloa Nice 3d a bottle.-SHARLAND & CO (oppo site Po8toffloe». "pVOCTOR ARHOLD'SPBNNY ROYAL JIJ AND STEEL PILLS.—The most popular medicine of the day. Price, 2s 6d a box.—Colo nial Agents: Shabland & Co., opposite the Poat Office. ' UTCHER'S PODOPHYLLIN SSIDLITZ POWDBRS, AOBBBADUC AND EKFfOTIVBi UNEQO*M.«D FOB LIVES DISOBDJCBB ! A Useful Mode of Admlnlsterlntt PodophyUin] THE ECLECTIC PHARMACY, Jnnotf on Pitt and Qrey-streeta. rfiHE Herbal Treatment for Coughs and J. Oolds.-Cherry BARK, Yarrow, P'SFlgj) HoMhound. - Prepared at OANB*BTON% Dl^pknsaßY. Newioa. Sato Md certain. Peeerlbesymptomg. '■•.■' "f '',"'■ :* : rgiOOTHACHJS! J. ~ : TOOTHAOHB!;/ • i;: _;' ■ ; tit'iti'iviuiimneniateltellef'^'ftt&nii:''1"'-'"",''" -'-'BDBON'S W GIG USSUNCBi*1 * I**'1 **' ' In Bottles at Is,



I a.tnnsemenT'--. QTAHUHU PUBLIC HALL QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY, TO-MORROW (Thursday), MAY 21th, 1883, SOIREE, CONCERT, AND DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE. Proceeds for Purchase ot Harmonium for Holy Trinity Church, Otahuhu. Tea on tables at 6 p.m., Concert at 8 p.m. Tickets, 2s 6d; children, half price. God Save the Queen. n H-0 E'A I HALL. Q UEEN'S BIRTHDAY. THE ANNUAL gTthTrinO OF BANDS OF HOPK, Under the most favourable patronage ot the 1.0. Reohabltes, 1.0. and N.Z. Order Good Templars, Anckland Total Abstinence Society, and the Blue Ribbon Axmj, will be held as above. A Choice Programmo of SOLOS. GLEES, RKOIT»TIOiJs?, and dINGINU. 100 Members of Bands of Hope, and the Band ot Hope Union Choir, under Mr Tudehoue Novel Performanos— "|Falry Bells." by Mr Kon/ODa Aaoresses by Revs. W. P. Potter and Thos. rur«e>n, and Mrp. Hannah Ball, M.U.F., ot Ohio. Mr D. Goldle ("resident) in the Chair. Doors open at 7 o'clook commence at 7.30 sharp. ADKIBSION-ONK SHILLING. Tickets m»y be had at the Punday School Union Depot, and of Messrs Mackaj, atattoner. foot Grey street; French. Grocer. Karangahapa toad; at" Kree Press" Offloe, High street; and ot Seoretarlea of Soolettta. '. 10. R., S.U»—Hopk of Auckland • Tbnt.—Members of tbe above are re quested to attend at Choral Hall on THUKS AT, 24th lnst. (Queen's Birthday), at 6.30 p.m.. in order to oelabrate the Anniversary by taking oart In the Band ol Hops Union Festival. Tickets to Bs hid from Secretary at the Hall. Cllah. B, KINS. C.R. JAMK3Q.OA.RR.eeo. rpHE AUCKLAND WORKING X. MEN'S rTRIHND uK AID SOCIBTY will oelebrate their Anniversary with a Salree and Dance on the 2iih inst, at the Oddfellows' Hall, Parne".—Tickets, 2s oaoh. to be obtained form any member of the Committee. JOEMUERA SOCIAL. UNION. A Musical and Literary Entertainment will be given at the Remuera Hall on TUESDAY, the 29th inst, at 8 p.m. Admission, M. Q~ UKES'S BIKTHDAi. — Choral Hall —Novel Performance — "Fairy Bells."— * dc1-eases: Mrs Hall. Revs. Potter and Spnnceon. Solos. Gl^es, Eacltnlons, and tHuti- Ing by HO .-Uhildren. Conductor: W. Tude liope, Admissloa, Is; commence 7,30. Lectures rj H O R A L H A L L. FRIDAY. 25th MAY, 1883. LECTURE (In aid Ot St. David's Charon Fund) BY THE Rev. T. McKenzik Fkaseb, M.A., . )K " Thb LIFK AWO WORK OF HANDBL, With Husfotl Illustrations by Members of the Choral Society. CONDnCrOB-HBRR CARL SDHMITT. HIS WOBBHIF TBI MAYOR IN THB GBAItt. Joors open at 7.30: Ca:l-?eg ordered for 10.30. TICKETS, 3/1. g-— __ JTIAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB. BIRTHD Iy"mEETING. TaMORROW (Thimsdax), MAY 21, FIRST RACK STARTS AT 13 O'OLOOK. PEOGEAMME. ' ffIJJTKR OATS HANUICAPof SO soys. No mination. 1 soy.; acceptance, U sor. Dls tanoe, I mile. [iOOAL HACK BAOB of 10 sbvs. Hntranoe. lsov. Dlßtanoe. 11 miles. No weight under JOst. For horses the property of owners In the Takapuna Riding. BIRTHDAY CUP H4.NDICIP of 7S BOYS.. with a Sweep ot 1 soy. eaob, amount aooru lni? to gs to eecond hone. Kominattoni 2 boys.. and aooeptance 2 soys. Distance, 11 miles. 3ELLING RACt ot 30 soys. Winner to ba sold for 80 soys. If entered, to be Bold for 10 soys., allowed 71b.; 30 soys, allowed Mb.; 20 soys., allowed 211b.; lOsovs., allowed 281b. Entrance. 1 soy. to funds. Distance, ]J miles. HANDICAP STBBPLEOHASE of 60 BOYS., with a Sweepstake of 1 soy. each, amount scorning from Sweepstakes to go tosacotd horse. Nomination, 1 aov., and acoepttnoe 2sovß. to tne funds. Distance, about 3 miles. CONSOLATION STAKES of 10 BOYS. En trance, lsov. Distance, 1 mile. T. PKEL. ■ | Hon. Seo. ; _. " : ; Noiiicßi. , , -~-.,■ * ■; A Special Steamer for cargo will leave Auck land at 9 a,m. sharp on Wednesday, and at 7.30 a.m. on Thursday, after which no cargo will be taken. < ;.-'■;' '■■•■* 3. K. D. BAKER, Traffic Manager D.S. Ferry Co, . Tenders. ■pTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WAITAKI-BLUFF (WITH BBANCHES) RAIL WAY. EIVEESDALE-SWITZBR'S BRANCH, BIY4BSDALE CONTRACr (FOBMATION , , .rONIiY). Written tenders will be received until noon of THURSDAY, the 14th June, 1883, for the above contract. They arc to be marked on the outside," Tender for Riveradalo Contract," and addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Public Works, Dunedln. Telegraphic tenders similarly addressed and marked will be received if pre sented at any telegraph offloe by noon of the same date, provided that written tenders are lodged at any District or Resident Engineer's Ofltoe by the same honr. Drawings, specifica tions, and general conditions may be seen at this office, and at the Public Works Offices Auckland. Wellington, Christchurch, and Invercarglll. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. By command, W. N. BLAIR, Engineer In Charge M.I. Public Works Office, Dnnedin, 11th May, 1883. ■jyEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. AUCKLAND SECTION. LEASE OF LAND AT NEWMARKET STATION. Resident Engineer's Offlco, Newmarket, 22nd May, 1883, Written Tenders will be received at thi office up to noon of THURSDAY, the 31st May, for the lease of an allotment in Newmarket Station Yard. Plan (with form of lease) may be seen on application at the above office. Tenders to be endorsed," Tender for Lease of Land at Newmarket" The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. . JOHN COOM, ' Resident Engineer. TW-EW ZEALAND RAILWAYa IRON"OASriNaS. BRASS AND GUN-MEIAL CASTINGS. General Manager's Offlca. - (Railway Department), ■'■■■■-•: Wellington, Bth May, 1883. Separate Tenders win be received at this office up to NOON on MONDAY, Ith June, 1883 for the Supply and Delivery, at Auokland, ot IRON CASTINGS. ~ i BKASS AND GUN-METAL CABTING3. Specifications and forms of tender mar be Obtained at the Railway Offices, Auokland. Tenders to ba addressed to the General Manager. aWeUinston. and marked outside " Tender tor Oistlngs." The lowest or any tender not necessailly ao oeptod. J. P. MAXWBLL. General Manager New Zealand Railwayß. rt^BNDERs for additions of Shop to • Dwelling in Ponsonby Road will be re ceived up to noon Of SATURDAY, May 26. Plans and Specifications can be seen at Mr Lipecombe'a Store, Ponsonby. "" Connty Notices. pOUNTY OF WAIIEMATA. An Extraordinary Vacancy in the Council having noourred tor the rakapuna Piding, I hereby, In aooordanca with " The Counties Aot, 1876,"and "The Regulation ot Loral Elections Act, 1874,"appoint Monday, June luh 1893, as the day, ana the Lake District • Library as tbe place Car the election of a qnaUDo' person to ill the vaoanoy. And I appoint the hour of noon on Wednesday, May SOtb, as the time, and the District Bohool-room, Noithcote, as the place, to receive nominations. Forms for nomination may be had at 38, Insuranoe Buildings, Auok- Hay 22,1883. Returning Officer. „_, ,„ —«-*, -



, I Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THR SUPREME COUrtT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. # IN BANKRUPTCr,.... Tn the matter of " Ttm Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1878," and tf>« several Acts amend ing the same, and ot the Bankruptcy ot CIIAHLES JASIKR KOB^RTSOU, Of AOOk- ' , laud. Clerk a Debtor. Notloelsilißreby Riv«ri that at|a JBHrlst koeilag ot the Creditors of the abovenamed Debtor, held this day. at the Supreme Court Buildings. - AnoklS?d, at the hour ot 11 o'clootc In the fore noon, Thou as Maoffarlane. Ktqulro. of Auck land. Certificated Accountant in Bankruptcy, was elected Creditors' Trnstee ot Ihe property 11 Si IhS BaW Debtor; and tha« the (aid Thomat Maoffurlane has Intimated to me, in wr.ttnjr, nlB acceptance o£ th« said Trnateißhtp. Dated this 9th of May, 1883. 7 . HENRY C. BRKWKB, . * Registrar, G N. Brassbt, Coombßß' Chambers, Queuii- Btreet, Auckland, Debtor's Solicitor,; i;: - ; , : ,■ r <t^Sfi£^r IN THE DISTRICT COURT OP AUCKLAND, HOLDKN at HAMILTON. In the matter of the "Debtorsand Oredt torg Aot, 1876," and iha several Aota amending the same, and ot tbe Bank tnptoy of william stuaut, of Klhl Khl. In tne Provincial district Of Auofc • land, and colony ot New Zealand, Con traotor, a Debtor. Notice is hereby given that at a Meeting ot ;| the Creditors of the B»ld William Stutrt, held at the Uonfthou.se. Hamilton, this day. at 11 o'clock in iha forenoon, William Sloane. of Te Awamutu, Chemist and UriKniat. was eleonid Trus*™ of the Estate of the tala William stuari; and that the said William Bloine baa intimated to ma. In writing, hia acceptsoce ot the seid officedf jrnstSe. ■'•'-•- OTeSSJfi . Dated at Hamilton this 21st day ot May, 1883. THOMAS KIRK. . ,„ . . - . , Clerk of the Court. . Thomas GbrshaMi *!.'..•>• ;-.--. W&Jb** fcotioitor to the Debtor, and to the <.:reditora* Trustee, i I • r. TeAwamnta, Walkato. ; ■;,.-i;.,:i:- k : ~~~. v. ~. ~ :.,.,n —. IN THE SUPREME COURT tiP NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DIBTBIOT. | IN BANKRUPTCY.. In the mutter of " The Debtors and Creditors I: Aot, 1876." and the amend meats thereof, and ot the Bankragtoy of Wllliam Mdmfobd, Newmarket, Itilor, a Debtor. |i This is to notify that Willijm Mumfobd. of Newmarket, has this day Hied a statement tkat he is unable «o meet hU engagements with his Creditors; the first meeting oj; Oreditots to be held at tbe Snorome Conrt Building, Auok- Knd, on THURSDAY, the 31st day of May. 1883, at the hour of eleven o'olook In the' fore noon. Dated at Anokland this 28rd day of May, 1883, G. W. BASLKY, ■ Debtor in person; IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHKHN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY.; .1 /i In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876," and of tbe several Acts amend ing the same, and of the Bankruptcy of WiiiLiAK Murphy, a Debtor. Notice Is hereby given that William Murphy. "f Northcoto. In the Provincial Dlstrlot of Anolr nd, and Colony of New Zealand, Labourer. < *9 this day filed a Btatsment that he Is nnable j meetb's engagementß with hia Creditors. The flist meeKig of Creaiors wll be heßTflr the Supreme Court Buildings, at Auckland,on, JTRIDAY. the let day of June. 1823. at the htiut of 2 o'olook in the afternoon. Date! at Auofcland this 23 ed day ot May, IBS!). :M ■-■» S G. W.BAdLKY, Depnty Registrar. Joseph A, tole. Solicitor for the Debtor, Shortland-street, Anckland. Trffflftinßil' IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of »' The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876." and of the various Aota amending the same, and of ths Bank ruptcy Of David Mdnn, a debtor. This is to notify that David Mnnn, of ETamo, near Whangarei, lathe Provincial District of Auckland, in the Colony ot New Zealand. Pab lioan, has this day filed a statement that he is unable to meet his engagements with his Cre dltors. The Vint Meeting ot Creditors to be ield at the Supreme Court Bnildings, at Auck land, on THUMBD4Y, the 3lat day of Kay, 1883, at the nonr of 12 o'olock noon. -1 - '■ ' ) Dated at Anokland this 23rd day of May, 1883. v fsn . ■ G. W. BASLKY,: ;t ■ ' . Deputy Registrar. .. A. V. WnrTAKBB, ' ' ■ ■■'■ " ' •'■■ "I Wyndham-street, Auokland. • ' Debtor's SoUoltor. .'.'.'.",* — ,'■ ] .-'•;^j'-: Personal. :■: :' yl- " . \M R. JbHN HENRYMCHGtm—A , -ItJ- letter lies at the Sr.ui office for yon, , 1"F ROBEAN COTTEK, Or BtTOHiffi^UaiUl . living in Anokland, Bha would oonsolehec relatives by oommuoieatlnK with them, or with |is Lordship t'ae Blehop ot Auokland, Bishop's House, Poneonby. - - ~ ' Auctiona. Wi B."000HBAN« ' ',". JAS, DA.CRB «*, ■■ "- ■'MONDAY, MAy/28;^ ■ *' •BY OBDXB OP THE EEGISTBAB OP SUPBBMR i COURT OF KKW ZEiLAND. 113 AORBsrWaIPU. THE Snbacribew will sell, at the Wod Mart, Fort-stroot, on Mondar, '28th in. stant, at 12 o'olock, Sdtffiiß 1 ALIiOTMBNTS 19S and '231, P«rlstf>^fi : ti;.. AWalpu,containing U3aoresif - ; !Con4ißonßofsaleonappU<!afli)h,";WlH ; i • BAMUEiti aeOCHRANE;:oV j ao|fi A-Qctlaaein. ,' .. ■'.... ■•■ ..:.".a' ... .."! J.[''l' .- - - '..'I ~ i, I, (i Sg ;W, S. COCHRAKE. ~ OUOO, iJAS, DAORS. 1 -:,- ::i "io MA'Y'-28v f)-;JI la E*1* ■ .;_._■-, i.l-.-i ,J /i.IOJB PARLOUR BILLTAKD TABLE, PIAHO PORTE, BRUSSKLtS CARPET, ESCRETOIKB,1 HOUSEaOEO?iPPIBifI : s *-'-;'t ■' "■' ■■•iulrK?:"' lls rmm FOR SALE, by auction, at our BooUP Fort-street, on Friday, 85th In«fc, Mil o dock, Oottase Pianoforte, Parlour BUllard Tabtat. ra : -:Bscretoire. Cpnohe», Chair* Piotoros. Tables,. ChoJl'onler. Bound Table. Rugs. Ma's, Carpets, Fenders. Olloloth. Lamps, ghtoa parlfan Flgutas, Perambalatprs. Sewing Machines.iron and Wood Bad- S*?»ds. mttraßfeß, (Chests Drawer*, * Mirrors, Washstandg, Toilet wate. Ward robe, "Walnnt Work Tables, Inlaid Table", Kitchen OtsnsUs. etc. ■ orTrp OS IACOOUHT CP WHOM IT |la.V COKCJEEW^ 3 Rolls Bragsella Carpet-158 yards ;o - \ut - ■ : r :. ■ AWO, A Good Vio'ln and Case SAMUEL COCbSaNE & SOW, , ~"■,,,<■ ■-~ Auctioneers. • ■, ,■ ' ',":. FRIDAY, MAY 18. Tr ~< ~ At 11 o'clock, •. . pSvflri F0B JTHE BENEFIT OF WHOM it MAY CONCERN. OLEOGRAPHS. OIL PAINTING& JOHN REID & CO. l]K&li,BeU;by auction at their Stores, ▼ v 2G, Qaeen btreet, on Friday, SBthioßtarit, at 11 a.m.,.; »■ /_ K f ;,;•',: :■ !».', - ■;/ Hi IO LARGB-FfiAMBO OLKOORAPHS, x^ tsjing copies of Celebrated remmoga : The Boneymoon. Borneo and Juliet; E:ene3 on ihe Bhlne, so, (\0 SMAbtOIIiPAINTINQSOI'BNQUSa ou SOKNaßY.BeanUfal Works of Art, by B. Bulls and Broom. WEDNESDAY, MAY 30. " PRELIMINARY NOTiOB. AT ELLKRSLia HOTEL. HOUSEHOLD FURNITUBS, PLATE, GtASS, CHINA, PICTUEES " USE OF THE BEST, PIASOS JHft'i ■w V ■ AUCKLAND, I HORSB, COW, .;.:..'. &0.. _&a. &o. ; ■ , JB. &, A. ISAACS H AYJ? rTiv« d, J^tructfons from Cap tarn * EUis (who is removlnß S» Tauraaga). to.sell by aucUon. at^ jSjLS Hotel, on Wednesday, May 30, at U o'clock!^ THE "WHOLE OF Hia HOUSEHOLD wmt NITUHE, HORSES, COWS, R 5 • &0i» - &a, &a '. v Full particulars in futnre Issue. *'-? kg IjV.l"' . K. &.A..ISAACS,- O^StS Auctioneers. • . • .- jtJ3SJI»* (Gontinuea on fourth Page).