SPORTING NEWS.

(BY CABL*.)

THE SYDNEY CUP.

SYDNEY, March 21

The following additional scratchiogs for the Sydney Cup arc posted _-Chuckstor, Calma, Doncaster, Euclid, Favo, and Koyal Blend

SYDNEY, this day. LATEST BETTING. Gtol against Mistaken; 7 to 1 against Sweet William ; and 8 to 1 against Stock-

(IST TELEffIKAPF.)

Canterbury Autumn Meeting.— ■draining Notes.

CHRISTCHURCH, this day

There is very little betting on the Autumn ,ice mcetine. The only gallop of any note on the racing-course this mornihg wa? nerformedby iris, who went once round on the "rasa at top speed, being brought home" by Envy filly for the last six farloncs. Salvage and Cheviot were not out. Ihe former did a grand gallop yesterday morning with Iris, ancl is now nuoted at 4 to 1 for the Great Autumn Handicap, Tosnian being firm at same price. Welcome Jack is first favourite at 3 to 1. Mi'chief has arrived aud taken up hia nuarters at Mason and Vnllance's La.iy Emma Gitnna.and MatanakaareatCoutt's. Luna i» also back from Napier acd moved very well this morning, A large number of tie Hunt Cup candidates are schooled on tho course of a morning. Clarence and Quamby have been doing the hardest work. Of the horses engaged in the steoplcchasc Canard, who has been away at Napier, is first favourito for that ovent.

CHRISTCHURCH, Wednesday,

Sir Modred was scratched for tbe Great Autumn Handicap at five minutes past 12 •clock to-day.

TELEGRAMS.

(From our Own Correspondent.)

CAMBRIDGE, this day. 'ihe Land Court adjourned yesterday until Tuesday morning. Before adjourning Jndge Macdonald announced, that he had been definitely settled to hear the Mannga tautara case at Elhikihi, and Tatau case at Cambridge. An application was beforo the court to have the latter beard at TauDo.

fPER PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

CHRISTCHURCH, this day,

At tho Magistrate's Court this morning the chargo of robbery against Edward Clarkson proved to bo a trumpery affair, and was dismissed.

DUNEDIN, thia day.

MeSßrs. McNeil and Burk's brewery nt Northeast Valley, was burned down this niurnins.. The buildiDg ls insured in tlie South British office lor £700.

Dargaville Races—Second Day.

The races yesterday were favoured with good weather. Tho events resulted us follows:— Handicap Hubble Race of 60 soys; 2 miles, over nine flights of hurdles, 3 feet 6 inches high. Lone Hand, 1 ; Harkaway, 2; Chandler, 3. Harry Mount, which also* ran in this race, fell at tho first hurdle, and was bo seriously injured that he will have to be destroyed. The jockey escaped unhurt. Kaipara Handicap oflOOaovs.; 1 milo and three-quarters.-narold, 1} Moon stone, 2; Maori, 3 .-«*■•, Consolation Handicap, of 20sovs„ l mile. - »igger, 1.

BARNUM'S AUSTRALIAN BLACKS.

JSxhibition of Boomerang

Thrmving.

A mum^Bß of gentlemen who were curious to see the famous boomerang throwing, prevailed upon Mr Cunningham, Barnhm's agent, to take his party np to the Surrey Hills estate, Ponsonby, yesterday, to give a display of thoir skill. The visitors were conveyed in cabs, while the niggors wero stowed comfortably in a fipring cart, and seemed to enjoy ihe outing amazingly. On arrival at the ground, they produced a large number of boomerangs, which aro wuoden instruments about eighteen inches long, and three broad, sbaped like a blue-gum leaf. The spectators being duly placed in the best position for viewing the proceedings, tha blacks entered into the sport with great zest. The art is a very curious one, and it h very re maikablo how ihis and other practice} which involve considerable skill and mechanical ingenuity, could have arisen among a people who ate regarded as belonging to the very lowest mcc of ths human brotherhood. The most singular feature in throwing boomerangs is the fact that though projected with great forward velocity, the weapon is so constructed and thrown n-s to make a complete circuit, acquiring a backward momentum, and falling ulti mately somewhere near tbe native who projected it, generally behind Mm. The exhibition yesterday was exceedingly iu tciesting. Unfortunately a very strong wind was blowing from the southward, which militated against the throwers, but they succeeded in showing with what nicety tbo return of the weapon could bs ensured on a still day. The boom erang is thrown forward with great force, creating a whizzing sound as it leaves tbe hand of the black. It tben esquires an upward motion mount ing like a swallow on wing, and when at Its greatest altitude, sometimes nearly but of sight, it looks like a bird. It describes a curve in its course, tetutning again with equal, If not greater speed than in the initial motion, carrying it backwards a long distance behind the thrower. Continuing Its circular course, it again moves forward, falling, when well thrown and not too • much retarded .by the wind, near the start ing point The blacks yesterday exhibited two kinds of boomerangs, one of which | was thrown clear into the air, and the other thrown to strike the ground before making its ascent, Ihe spectators were Intensely interested and gratified, i These blacks are also expert at spear throwing and in tracking. It was men belonging to the Queensland tribes who were successfully employed by tho Vic torian police to run down the Kelly gaßg. We are glad to notice by advertisement in another column' that Mr Cunningham has been induced to give one exhibition in Anckland before going 'on to America.-; Such a-chance of seeing genuine Australian blacks, and of witnessing an art which has been a stand ing enigma to scientific men has never occurred before, and may not again, for the race Ib rapidly dying out. Besides shewing their expertness with the "boomerang and upear, they will exhibit the Australian 'system of tattooing, which is very Inferior to that of the Maoris. The bodies ot all these .natives have been freely operated upon, and tattooing is still in progress on some of them, A btoken glass bottle has now almost universally taken the place of a Bharp stone among the tribes in executing this barbarous ait No colouring matter Is used, bnt the flesh is scored in such a ' way that it rises np in ridges," in some cases nearly.a quarter-ef-an inch high. effect is anything but artistic, Saturday's exhibition will conclude with a corroboree, ; a song and a dance universal at." their feasts, Should the weather prove fine, we have no doubt a large throng will visit the racecourse at the North Shoro on Saturday afternoon to witness this rare and most in teresting exhibition. The admisssion fee is ;fiied at the low price of one shilling, which 'gives access .to all the novelties on the ground. ■ The Forth Shore Eerry Company an nounce special steamers on Saturday after noon, to convey visitors to witness tho exhibition.

ATTEMPT TO POISON A WHOLE FAMILY.

MEt_B'..>UR•"E, March 9, An alleged diabolical attempt to poison a Whole family was investigated at the -St. Arnaud Police Court to-day. The aconsed is a selector at Callawadda named Charles M'Leod, who is charged with having, on the 15th of February last, attempted to administer strychnine, with intent -to murder five brothers, two sisters, and their mother, all of whom reside on the mother's selection at Marnoo, a few miles from Calla wadda. On that day the mother made some flour porridge for her.Sick child, bat finding the taßte bitter as though it had been tainted by the saucepan not being thoroughly clean, threw the porridge into the pigß' trough, intending to make more. A few minntes afterwards she went outside and found a. pig, which, had eaten a' portion of the porridge, in Convulsions, and both it and a dog which, had dleo partaken of the porridge died in,a very short jime. The flour Was then examined, and grains of stuff resembling powdered glass were found is it. Some of this powder was mixed with theflonr and given to a puppy, which Alto died within ten minutes. Bread had

j been baked from the same flour on the pre vious day, and was eaten by the wholo family without any ill effects, tamples from the top, the centre, and the bottom of ; the flour-bag were. forwarded to Mr Johnaoa, the Government Analytic Ell Chemist, for' examination, Tho top samples he iound contained an ounce of J*Qpr,iand Bgr. of strychnine, .The other ■ampies were free from: poison.'" Evidence Was given to prove that, the accused had; purchased strychnine ;froui a* chemist two says betore. He was arrested in Melbourne, Whither he had "gone,* having "shaved,his evidently with a vjew-to ! prevent his'identificatibn. He fled on learn il'M that the hotrible plot had thus prbvi ' uentialiy fccen frustrated,:' The Bench com-' tmtted the accused for trial." The object of the acctued was, .it is stated, tb obtaih1 Possession of some property belonging to we family in t|ueßtion.

TKE AUCKLAfIU EVEHJLJNG STAR, THUKSDAY. MARCH. 22.



> j Amusementa. . • i . ]S~ovel Carnival AT DEVONPORT, NORTH SHORE. AUSTRALIAN TJLAOK rriRAOKBRS. USTRALIAN -"LACK J- BACKERS. BOOMERANG AND SPEAR THROWING. GRAND CQRROBOREJS AND WAR DANCE. ON SATDRDAY NBXT, MARCH 24TH. Mr R. A. Cunningham begs to announoe that (by special request) ho will glvo ONE EXHIBITION ONLY OF THE BLACK TRACKERS nw AUSTRALIA, LACK ■»• BACKERS °* AUSTRALIA, SPECIALLY SELECTED FOR P. T. BARNUM'S GREATEST SHOW ON 3AKTH, ATTHE North Shore .Racecourse THB BLACKS . Will give Exhibitions o£ boomerang throwing AND



SPEAR THROWING. Thoy will also Bhow tho . AUSrRALIAN TATTOOING, Cut with Glass Bottles. , •: ■■ ... ,' ' Tho wholo to Concludo with A CORROBORttK, OR WAR DANCE, i This Exhibition, which Is entirely now to Auokland audiences, ia of tho moat remarkable character, and as the Natives ' LEAVE FOR AMERICA BY THE R.M.S.S. AUSTRALIA, There will bo no opportunity for repetition. Vialtora to tho Grounds will also bo admitted (without extra chargo) to boo tho LARGEST RAM'S HEAD AND HORNS IN THE WORLD (Captueed on thb Rooky Mouotawts), Also, | FIVE BALLUMLAS FROM OHINA.



SATURDAY -\T B_Xr. ATURDAY \\ BXT. ATUBDAY IIEXT. The BOOMERANG THROWING will com- , menceatßp.m. ADMISSION: ONE SHILLING, To all parts of the grounds. R. A. CUNNINGHAM. Q ATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1(18* DEVONPORT STEAM FERRY COMPANY. QRKAT "DABNUM QHOW. ABORIGINIES FROM THE WILDS 07 "aa . QUKBNBLAND. The Company havo mads arrangements to RON EXTRA BOATS. In order to give everyone an opportunity Ot WITNESSING THIB WONDHRFUL SHOW. BOOMERANG AND SPEAR THROWING. CORROBORERIES. FARES.. ;..BTXPJINOE !6d)-Retuta, JAMSB R D. BAKER, - Traffio Manager. -VTAVAL ARTILLERY. • ANNIVERSARY BALL. A SELECT BALL will hs held In the LORNH strkei HAll. on April 20. Danplng to com mence at 830 p.m. Doublo Ticket, Ta W. Refreshments provided. A. MoKeown, Caterer, Lieut. W. G. Smith. M.C Shipping. ' __v 2 k itTEW ZEALAND SHIP- Jm&fe. jS ping co/s line. W&&M%> Wanted .Tenders for Supplying iiirlirr-tiw 600 Tons ot Ballast (or ship BRAHMIN. For conditions, apply at this Office. Tendors -received not later than 10 a.m. SATURDAY, 21th Instant. NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO.. ■ ..,-.", Agents, Queen-street. SkSS^Tf ASTER MONDAY. 'JOffiß-S —— *m*mm?. NORTH SHORE RACES. The Ferry Steamers will run every fifteen minutes. No Cargo will be received after Bajn. Return Tickets-Adults, 6d; Children between 5 and 12 years of age, half-price; undor 5 years, £ree' , . JAMES R. D. BAKER, Trafflo Manager, 'Mfl^iju ORTHCOTE AIMD PON-. iSaSE?!^ SONBY STEAM FERRY "^SSS— COMPANY, ■>>y ' GOOD FRIDAY. ; .'.Will Run .Three Steamers between Queen ; street Wharf and Northcote continuously. E. WRIQHT. - '•"".' '.'.A\. '■'".. . , Secretary. ; S" EGBHTTI'S IN SECT POWDER, ■ ■ - Strong and Pungent. „_„, ' i . Kills FLWAHand'all INdKOT PWBTB. ~,. 7 . ~. Price, l«ea a Canister. _ * Colonial Agent;: Sharland ft Co.. opposlto P.O. t T> ATSI KATSI RAT S!-Cae I-MM BHARDAND'A PHOSPHOR PASTE. 1 " Rats eat it gresdlly. and die; no email. > Prioe. One shilling a Bottle SHARLAND & CO., opposite Poat-offloo.



Wanted. I \%T ANTED KNOWN-Zou must bo ta » ▼ timo for the Bargains at all Dampier's Shops, ns they will be Closed entirely on Eaßter Monday. . WANTED, a Laundress; also, an Housemaid.—Apply Mrs Alfred Buck land, Newmarket. WANTED, a thorough Nursemaid to take charge of two children; referen ces required.—Mrs Lionel Phillips, Collego Hill, Ponsonby. HA ANTED, a good Plain Cook, also a Lanndrymaid. —Apply Albort Houso, Albort-atrcct. WANTED, a lirst-class Female uook ; also, a Housoinald.—Apply Commercial Hotol, Shortland-Btrect. * A/ANTED, a good sober Cook,—Apply v v H, Muldou. Qnaan-.lrrt»t. \\l ANTED, imart, active Girl forhouso v v work.—Apply nt oncio to Mrs Han'y, Honslop House, too uf Vincent-street. ANTED, Two Servants for Hotel iv Northern Wairoa — ipply Mrs Coylo, Wharf Hotol, Qaoon-etioot. WAN TED, a respectable Girl as general servant.—Apple to Mia Kavnnagh, Niil son-Btroot, oooand houso irjm l/ook-streot. WANTED, a good General Servant; no washing. Also, a Charwoman onoc a wook.—Apply at the Grange Ponsonby, or tc W. 0. Doimoa, Quoen-street. WAaTKD, a Gcueral Servant, nsßts t V tanoo given j inuit bo fond of ohlloren, —Mrs Hat butt, lloaobank. North Shoro.- WANTKD, a good General Servant; with references. — Mis Alsx. Aitkin, Remuora. WAmTkju, a Genoral Servant,—Apply Mrs It. Arthur, llopburn-Btroot. WANTED, a good Genoral Servant; housemaid kept. — Mrs Chambers. Albeit Park WANTED, a G~eneral Servant.—Appfy Oooldontal hotel. WANTED, a thorough General Sor vant—Mrs J. L. Holland, Graf ton Boad, o-wnor Wynyord-Btroot. WANTED, Immediately, good Girl as Nureo and to do a llttlo housework. Othor servants kept.—Mrs Whitoombo'B Regis try; WANTED, a Girl about 14 to 16 to assist In genoral hauße work.—Apply Waterloo Honse. W__terlo» Qntdrant. WI ANTKH, Waitress, Housemaids, Vi Cooks, Gonorals, and Young Girls, at Mrs Whltoombe's Registry, noxt to Market. Thirty vacant places. WANTKD, a Married Couplo—woman as cook, tho man for gardening and general work; also, a good Housomald.—For address apply to Mrs Klrkman, Vlotorla-stroot West, Auckland. WANTKD, an experienced Milliner tor our Nowmarket Branch Establishment; also, two respootablo Youths to loam tho busi ness.—Apply Smith and Caughey, SOO and 302, Uppor Queon-stroet, WA>TUD, Situation as Milliner or Sale»woman, 8 t oars experience; town or oonntry,—Address LT. Bias oiflco. \\f ANTED, a Clean Respectable Man . Tf ono that can slaughter preferred.—T, Hedgor, Butohor, Kybor Pass. WANTKD, a Good Bricklayer to build wash-house, chlinnoy, and BOt furnaco pan. Labour only.—Apply to W. Klnsoy, New Zealand Timber Co.. or St. Goorgo'a Bay. WANTED, a Bush Cook.—Auckland Timber Co. (Umltod), Customhouse strsot West. WANTED, Two Waitors.—Apply to Royal Mall Hotel. WANTED, Twonty Men for Breaking - atone.—Apply to Hendry & Whitley, Qnoen-Btreet. \s: ANTED, 2 Lads for s.s. Wellington. vv —Apply to the Steward. ANTED, aStrongLad for delivering porosis.—Apply to l.arllok and Cran well, Qnoen-atreet. •ft a; ANTKD, a sharp, trustworthy Youth v » for the Grocery Bnflneeß, about H.— Apply to fredk. Whitehead, 05, Vietorla-atrtot. V5/ANTKD, a Boy to make hinifclf V » generally useful.—Apply Dr, Dawson, 11. WgllwßlgjMltreet. '%&• ANTKD, a Btrong Boy.—Apply J. A, « v Wall, oppoelto GaßWorks, Nelson-Bt. ~\ST AN I'KD.- WantedTrTYouth who has * v v had somo experience ot tho dracory business.—Apply to Munro and Mlltigan, Hob -80-j-atrout. V» ANTKD, n Btroiiß Boy. — Apply v v Goodacre & Loo, Coopers, Wyndham street. \P.f ANTED, a Buker.— Apply JMowton J2 Bakery. ■aju ANTED, an experienced Storekeeper V i for tho country.—Applj- Franz Kutn- Jiar, Fort-airont. WAkTKD (immediately), a Waiter.— Apply this evening ai the Waitemata Hotel. WANTED, a Closer nnd several Im provers for tho Bonoh.—G. Black <fcCo., Vlctoiiimreot Kant. «« , ANTED, a General Blacksmith; also, V v a Striker.—Apply Star Offlco. »«/ ANTED, the Public to sec the New V * Show of Drapery at Dampier's, Inolnd- Ing tho Whito Flannel at lOd, ana tho Scarlet Ditto, at ls. Ladies' Handsome Leather Bogs, 2s Bd and 3s 6d. »n/ aNTM), by respectablo man, Km v » plojment In Warehouse or Store.—RA, Poet Offloe, Auckland. WANTED, Apprentices for Chemist and Drngiht; olto, for Wholesale Druggist.—Apply, v own writing, giving pani enlars to P.O. Box 169. %A/ ANTED, a competent Checsemaker '* v for tlio To Awamutu Cheese and Bacon Factory. None but a thoroughly practical man need apply.—Apply by letter only, on or before tho 23th of March, addressed to the Secretary of tho Company. To Awamntn. v HjJ ANTED, 2 respectable young Men as * » boarders, oomtortable titling room, use ol piano.— Apply to Mrs Savant gh, Nelson an. et. secand house from Cook-stre it. «a, ANTED, Boarder for a Single Boom; v ' terms UOe.—Apply Mrs Ryder, Sjmonds stre<t opposite Choral Hall. ___ WANTED, by a respootablo mon, an Unturntihed Boom, with Board, In a respectable family.—Apply, with terms, Steady, STAR offloe. \]ki ANTED, Two icspectablo Boarders. ™ Terms, 10* per week.—For particulars apply to B. Eagleton, Hairdresser. Queen-st a ANTED, 3 or 4 working men as Boarders: terms, 17s per week (wash ing Included).— Apply W: Gadd's Cheap Fruit Depot. Vlotoria-etreet ANTED, Two or Three Dairies of good Fresh Butter; highest otsh prioe given.—A. H. Nathan, Wharf, Oaten-street WANTED SEEN—Tho Fresh Lot of Black Kid Glovea, 2b ; tho Stockings, at 6d; Gents' Folt Hats (summor), and tho Extra Grand Show of Drapory at Dampior's. WANTED KNOWN—Private Board ond Residence for two gentlomcn friends, Mount Eden Road.—Omnibus passes tho door every fow minutes.—For address, apply Stak Office. , WANTED KNOWN —Just landed, direct from tho Canterbury growers, Good Cooking Potatoos. Sample and prlco on application.-E. E. Davies, Nathan's Bond, Cnstom-honao-Btreet ANTED TO PURCHASE, Two good Iron Tanks.-Apply McElwain ond Moundors, Builders, Northcote. \_~f ANTED, Furnished Bedroom for V* Blngleraan, wlthnseof Kttoheu. lorms moderate.—H. H„ Sr_tß office, _ »«/ANTED, a Kind Person to adopt a »f f lino henlthly llttlo boy, 3 yeara of ago.— For addrcßß apply Stab ollice. ________ WANTED Known—and woll known.— Mosloy's Hoslory, Brcttlo's Hoslory, Leicester Hosiery, at Robson's Molbourne Honse, Ponsonby. ', '.. WAITED, to Purchase for Cash, Cot tage of four rooms, in good locality near town.—W, V. Stovons, 187, Queon-street. WANTED SEEN-The Black Drcs3 Sllks.lß lOd and2s6d; Black Velvotoon, Is lid; Coloured Ditto, 2s lid: and tho Fresh Extra Grand Show of Drapery at Dampier's. WANTED, to Purchase, Dwelling houso of 0 or 10 Rooma, near tho oity,— T. Leigh Whito, 12, Sohorff's Buildings, Fort streot \\l Aft T C D.—Hosiery 1 Hosiery I — " V Men's, Women's, Boys', Girls', and Children's, just opened at Robson's Molbourno House, Ponsonby. ;_ \xi ANTED, my late Customers to-pay V» their Accounts to my son, or to Mr Moses, nt his Shop, Queon-stroot. Either ro colpt will boaaufflclont dischargo.—L Phillips. ASTED SEEN—The Quality of the Brown Holland at 6d; Slato Silesia, Id; tho Lace Curtains, at 3s 6d tho pair: and tho othor Fresh Drapery at Dampier'a Door. ANTED Tv SELL, good Six roomed Houso and largo Allotmont, cheap; with good view.—George Sago, Oliphant- Btroot, Ponaonby. W' ANTED, by a Practical Gardoner, a tew placrs to keep In order, by day or week.- Addreß_>, J, Muohat, care of Mrs Hulver eon, Alten Road. WANTED SfcEN—The Ladies' Silk Neckorohlofs, 9d; Tho Boys' Suits, 6s 6d; Girls' Frocks, Ib 6d; and tho Extra Grand Show ot Fresh Drapory at Dampior's. TT/ ANTED, Pickle Bottles.-Bought in V v any quantity by tlio Auokland Fish C-' 207, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN, you can read or sow comfortably at night by using Dampier'a Spcctaoles at ls tho pair,—Hobson Btreet Shop. "■ WANTED KNOWN, that Mrs.,T. Jones will open, ou Thursday, Maroh 16th, the new shop ot Mr Walker's, Butoher. in Karangahape Boad (next to the Greengrocer b), with an entirely new stook of Berlin. Baby Linen, Ladies Oaderolothing ond Drapery Goods. N.8.-All goodß wilt be sold at-the lowest possible prioe for cash.— Karangahape Boad, Auokland. . - - '■'■' » at- ANTED. — Wanted to iSell, ypry TT cheap. J ton ot Qalnoes; 3d lb 7 ljo.foi ls:Xarge Cooking Apples. 5 lbs for lsiLotiM Old Obeeee, 4d lb. 41bo for Ib ; Onions, 2d lb,Jibe for Is; Glass Custard Cups, pnly 6d; about 40( Engraved Gia«s Jugs, will bo Bold at cost prioe to clear them out, only 64 each; Wine Gla'Bes, •1« gd doz: Egg Onpß, Ib 8d d»i; Lot of Pictures Bd and 6d eaoh; 300 boxes Fens, Cd box. is.6t doz: Penholders, Is 6d grosi. 2 gross Is Oi. Foi Two Weeks Only.-H. WATTS. Pltt-Strecl Slot March.



Wanted. WANTED, a good General Servant middle-aged woman preferred.— App' to T. Wlndovsr L Ear!e otrtoc^arnell, ANTED, a tespectable Nursegirl. "apply Mrs T. J. Philip, Karangihap Road, Newton. . WANTED, a Kitchenmnn.—Apply ti __ Prince Arthur Hotel: WAis TED, a Plain Cook (female pie forred).—Apply Nevada Hotol. ! VJTFaNTKD SEKN—The Freßh Berlii I YT Wool, 3d per dozen ; Berlin Wool Slip pers, ls 6d tho pah-; nnd tho Extra Grand Show of Fresh Drapery nt Dampior's. "i»/ANT_e.u oßiKw— -tne nwlss Checked » * Muslin.6d and 8d: Linen Tablo Damask Ib and ls 6d; iind tlio Extra Grand Show ol Frosh Drapery nt Dampior's. _. tv _ VANTED SEEN—TbeDress Buttons, VV Id tho dozen; Shirt Buttons, 3d the gross: Superior ditto, 2d tho dozen; and the Grand Show of Fresh Drapery at Damplgrs^ \\t ANTED KNOWN—Money ad- T * vancod on Porsonal and Collateral So onrlty, ropayablo by weekly Instalments. Bills Discounted.—Rao's Now Zoalnnd Pawn Office, I 'Darby-street. i , WANTED KciOWN—lt you want to boo tho latest Faahloa (Autumn and Winter, 1883), have a glanoe at Munro and Minima's Tailoring Window, In Hohßon-atroot, »A/ ANTRD SEEN—Crape Trimming, V v actually Is tho box of 36 yards; Flowers (artificial), actually Id tho bunch; and tbo Grand Show of Fresh Drapery at Dampier s. ANTED SEEN—The Dress Material, Cd and 9d; Coloured Shirting, 6d and 6d; Wool Shirting, Ib and Is Id; and tho Extra Grand Fresh Lot of Drapory at Dampior's. IV ANTED.— The best stock of Winter V? Hosory in Ponsonby ls to bo found at Robson's Molbourno House Come and sco them. ■ W" ANTED KNOWN—it cannot bo too widely known-thnt Charles Kelsoy and Co. k»ep no imitation Bllvor Jowelry what ever, the wholo of thoir Urge md choice assort ment being Heal bllvor,which thty guarantee.— Charles Kolser and Co., two aoors bolow Morrln'a, Ironmongers. ____ WANTED KNOWN—AII Good Sin gor« will toll you that ths Piano Mnslo In Dampier's. Hobsoo-stroet window aro the bost known Songs in tho world. VATAnTED KNOWN-Charles Kelsey ▼ t and Co. have Jast received. In newest dtsigns, a otaoloo assortment of Silver Jewellery. all KUarsnteed. They keep no imitation Silver. -Charles KeUey and Co., two doors below Morrln's, Ironmongers. WANTED SEEN—Tho Bleached and Unbleaohed Calico, at 3d and 4d, and the other Fresh Grand Bhow ot Drapory, at Dampier's Wokoflold-Bireet Shop. \a_J ANTED HBOWS-UHMr TUT TT bbbl Obsat Timbkhl And all other kind* of Building Materials, oan be purchased cheaper aad better than anywhere else at the Yards of D.Ooudib. Albert-street There being no manufactory tor Joiner*" Timber on Ihe pre mlßoa, the oustomer has aa additional oppor tunity of getting superior timber, Wheel righto* Materials »i»«" in ■took. yy-ANTED XT N 0 W N THAT JAMES OCUTT. AMES DOUTT, GENERAL DRAPER, LONDON HOUSE. VICTORIA-STBKKT W»ST, AHD NEL9ON-BTRBBT. Having met with such Grand Success during the Month of ot his GENUINE SALE, Has decided to CONTINUE IT FOR FOURTBEW DAYS CONTINUIS IT FOR FOURTEEN DAYS LOVOKR. LONGER. J.B. will bo compelled to CLO3K THE SALB ON THE 31st OF THIB MONTH, In ordor to propcro for tho OPENING UP OF WINTER GOODS. GOOD GBNUINE BARGAINS NOW TO BE II AD. COMIC AND PROCURE THEM. \AT ANTED KNOWN—Gilding I Gild- VI lag I GlMlogl-Now on view, aa Ela borate Carvwi Gil! Tublp. For Beauty of Pedgn and Worl.-inarßhlpc^niiotboi'qniUlod or •orpnssed In tho Coonloi. Inspfiotloii cordially Invited. Plotutv Krau.l-g and Gliding DepOt, 873. Quoon-streot (opposite Market Entrance). J. R. Dk COURCY, Maviokr. WBLL.KDCCaTED young Man, aged 21. recently arrived from England, wishes to obtain a Situation as Book-keeper, or In any position of trust. Will tuako himself generally useful; good rcforenccs.-Address -logo," Star Olllee. 'iTO BAKERS.—Wanted, a Good Hand 9 immediately.—Apply O. JohDSlon. Union Bakery, P<rnell. A UfAITAKUREI SAW-MILL.— Vt Wanted known that I can supply Tim ber as Cheap as any producor in tlio province without raising tho prices when othor mills havo no logs. Having tramways, my timber is follod in tho winter nnd is moro durable; tho sap almost equal to the heart of what is felled In tho summer. Havo now in stook. Builders' Timbers and Cabinetmakers soloctod Broad Boards, In Kauri, Rimu, and Kahikatea. Orders shall havo my best attention.—John Smyth, Waltokoroi. Ist March, 1333. Persona'■ LETTER for MR JOHN G. CußuE, from J.M., at Northern Boot Oo.'a Offices. \\l OULD the Msn who called at tho T» Stab Office last evening, who wonted a Situation in nn Hotol, pleaso call agaln.- Appiy Pnbllsher Star Ofllco. VV7 ANTED, the Shinglors who shiogled T T Mr Honierflola's stables to oaE again. Another Job for them. Goodßon.s _&rcaoe. O 0 , 88 88 co oo GOOD SON'S. rtooT>_ BOX'S. OOD ~" SON'S. VJTOOD SON'S. SS SS oStn titi Tho accident to onr verandah has deprived us for tho time being ot tho display . In four of our windows, but tho Arcado stalls remain tho samo, and, according to our usual custom, wo most cordially invito inspec tion of our goods, • i Irrespective of any pnrohoao boing mado, ana hopo our friends will not hOSitato to look around within though deprived of tho usual facilities without, by tho norious aocident we havo sustained. LONDON LONDON ARCADE. ARCADE. 8§ CO (T OOD SON'S TOOD ~~ SON'S tn tn , ... OO - ■ ■--■-- --' . 33 ; MOD . . _. ( , » Aquatics. nONSoNBY REGATTA. EASTER MONDAY, MARCH 28, 1883. The Steamer RUBY will loave the Queen. Street Wharf Every Hoar from half rast otßht a.m„ currying Paflaongers to Flagship Free ot Charge. And Brain will leave Shelly Beach on same purpose as soon as convenient. •' . : B. F.EVAN?. " Hon, Soo, -OONSONBY RE GAT TA. KABTBR MONDAyTmARCH 26, 1883. Post Entries for Boats n»t In Harbour'on Night of Entry will be reoeived aboard Flag ship on MONUA3T morning, 26th inst.. 3 •-'■rr.i _ i'- ■ >■ -.'Djtf JXBVAMSJ Hon, Sco, "V'U CKL'AN D RO WIOf G J3- ASSOCIATION. I The' FIRST REGATTA under the manage ment of tho Association will take place on tho afternoon of SATURDAY, 28th April, 1883.. . i PROGRAMME i * *•* i ~'.''..' -J -SCULLERS ■ . "' W""v ! ~'",",.' MAIDEN FOURS (Amateurs) SENIOR BONA-FIDE AMATEUR FOURS :. JUNIOR „ „ „'-,,„ ~,; " ■SENIOR AMATEUR FOURS, A.A. . _;gyNK)R .'„, A,,,.. » J,.''A J, i 1.,,-, ENTRY NIGHT-FRIDAY, April 29,18831 II Entrance fees, 6s lor each raep.; ",. ■'•'_] '. > I Prizes andCoursesln Future Advertisement. The races ore only open to mombors-bf the , Association, and'are to be .'rawed under the Association's rules and regulations, g . ___ i. ■ .■■■'■ lii'Yia'.-: Ilia ' -:'^WM.SIBBiN, Hon. Secretary.



To Let, mo LET, at Newmarket, one 6-roomed JL and one 3-roomed Cottage.—Apply to F. P. Clayton, . rsiO LET, in Hobson-street, a New Shop I and Five Rooms, Counter, and other Fit tings (back entranco).—H. J. Riordan, Hobson street. rillO LET, House in Emily Piace; seven B rooms and kitchen.—Apply to John Lamb, 35, Pnocn-strect. rg^O LkT, Large or Small Rooms, Fur i l.iahed or Unfurnished, with or without Board; Bath, was, Stable,—Kai anifabnpo Koad, opuosita Hnwoßtroot. __ -ti_\o LET, New 4-roomed House, Alex- I andt-fi-stroot,—Apply J. Williams, tailor; Victoria-street. rlfiO LET, New Four-room Cottage, Eden II Terrace; rent, Bs,—Apply T. W. Heath's Store, Clinrlotte-sti-eet (New North Road), by Biding School. '.SiO LET, a 7-roomed House, Coburg -3 stroot, fronting ihe Pork,— Apply W. Paterson, Lorue-streot. rglO LET, a comfortable 5-roomcd House !il In B own-street, Ponsonby. Ront, lis per , wooli.—ipuly B. Arch, llrown-nti-eot. 'ipO LET, a convenient Bix-rootned 3 Cottago at Conquest Place, with largo garden nnd stable; rent low to a good tenant.— Apply M. Ryan, Grooer. Parnell. finO LiT, those very desirable and een- I trally situated Premises now in occupation o£ Messrs B. Gittos & Sons (who aro removing opposite), Wyndlinm street, just at junction of Queon-street.—Full particulars from D. F. Evans, Estato Agent, Qucon-Btroot. fJhO Lfc-T, for a term ot nearly 5 years, a A Hay and Corn Store la Upper Hobson- Blroet, doing a good business.—For particulars apply at tho Storo to James Hlokey. rs\o LET (Remueia)-To Let, D .veiling I. Houso and 6 Aores, Vlotorla Road, Romuora, noxt bolow rosldonoe of D. B. Crulok- Bhank, Esq., and at present ocouplod by Mr Denis Kelly. Tho proporty is vory pleasantly situated. House contains 6 rooms and out buildings.—D. F. Evans, Land Agent, Quoon- BtgOOt. f|»o LET OR LEASE, Shop Victoria- I Btroot (noxt Theatre), lately occupied by M. J, Brennan, Drapor.-B. TONKS & Co. _ V| OUST ROSKILL ROAD. — Now i~ ' Seven-roomed Honse, with large stone cittern, and every convenience,— Enquire Post oil! or, Mount Roskill Road. For Bale. IMMEDIATE S\LE, ft. Georgo's Bay Road, Parnell, a Good Eight-roomed House with all oonvenlencoa and largo Allot mont-66ft. x 200 ft. Prico. £500-£IM cash, balanco can remain at 71 por cent.—Apply to Metcalfe and Hill, 29, N.Z. Insurance Buildings, Auokland. ipOii IMMEDIATE SALE, Small 1 Drapery Business (within City Boundary): stock at va nation. Splendid opening for good dressmaker. — Particulars from T. Hat kia, Estate Agent. Hlgh-Btrtot. ft/tOR IMMEDIATE SALE, urocery ___D Business, Newton, doing good paying trado; stook »t valuation, about £708.~Partlou. law from T. Harkla. Batate Agent. High-street. ejiOß SALE, 3 acres Land, 5 minutes' £} walk from Kllersllo Station; large front ago, good building site.—Apply ft. H, Watt, KUerslle. jLpOR SALB, Two Rood4oo-gallonTanks, C nearly new; tups and connections.—Apply Mr P. Upoomb'« Store, Ponnonbv Road. aj>OK SALE, WITH IMMEDIATE POS. sP SESmoN.averydeßlrablelmprovedFarm of 10 A oroß.of ilrst-rate Quality, with comfortable Houso and Outbuildings, In the rising Distrlot ol Fnkekohe-one ot tbe obotoeat spots lo tbe Distrlot.—Apply to J, M. ft J. Mowbray, Land Agents, ii. Qaeon-atreet. Jj^Oß IMMEDIATE SALB, Conquest ™ Place, Parnell, handsome Vorandoh COT TAG B of & rooms and sonllory, iltted with nt-gister grate, colonial ovon, cupboards, ftc, Detaohod workshop, and wash-houno with flro plaoe. Good wolf and tank. Largo froohold Allotment. Prico only £100. —D. F, Evans, Estato Agent, Qacen-streot, noxt Bank of Aus tralasia. 700 gjloß SaLB, Handsome Villa Residence, "A corner allotment; bouse oontalns 5 rooms, with detached sparo bedroom, bathioom, ecul i nrr, wenhhoune, k»8 laid in, two tanks, &0,, Sec. Tha wholo ia In flrat olaaa order, and In vory _l8Blrab;o poßltion, Mtuatod at top of St. Mary'n Koifl, noar Threo Latnpß, Ponßonby. Must bo ;old at oacc, as ownor ls loavlng the Bistriot.— 11. F. Kvsns. Ketitto Aeon', Qnoen-streot. 1731) &ft ORTmtaKDIATE KaLE, good invest. f} ment. within Citj Boundary, largo Corner Allotment, over halt an aore. In splendid garden, ti._c_d<_c.c. A'o. Ko, Also, Rood Sis roomed ' or^n-'ah Yilis, stable, snd sundry outhomos. fee, tee, slinuto corner of HandolphondQlo .wlcr _>troet-',-K'ull parlioalars from V. Y. I'^nns, Estato Agont, Qiioen-Mroct. (787) ITtuR IMMEDIATE SALE, a bargain, I Nice Verandah Cottngo and Froohold Allotment (33 x !)!)), situate in ICxotor-street, Newton. Price, only £161).—D, F, Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-streot. _I ML. 570R IMMEDIATE SALB, cheap," a I' Now and Well-finished Vorandnh Cottago, 1 rooms, scullery, ftcilttud with register grates, ovoo, Sec, Sec; allotnicnt 30 x 86. Price, only C2_'j. Owner determined to sell.—D. F. Evans, listato Agent, Queen-Btreet. (198) JiNOR BALE OR LtSASE (Northcote) I? H<u.d>cmi Villa Ko Idenoo. new and splendidly flolnlied off, bow window, Ko, Sec, k-r-vnd vie*, and a beantltul allotment, with water ftootage. about 60 x 3QO, oartly fflnood ami planted, wlihln threo mlnuteß walk 37 Stokon'B Point Whvf. Terms vory oisy.—O.F. Evans, Estato Agent, Qnoen-Btreot. gj'UR IMMBDUTE SALE—istoKes a r Point, Northcote —A Splendid Corner Allotmont. main road, about one mile from wharf, with a frontago of 200 ft to Great North Road. Prico only filfO. Must bo sold at once. A groat bargain.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qaecn-Btreot. IT<OR SALE, Handsome New and Well s' flnishod Verandah Cottago of __ rooms and lean-to, with large collar convenient for wood and coal, togethor with tho Furniture, Gas Fittings, Register Grate, Leamington Range, and other comforts; situate lv Bond street. Prlco, only £300.—D. F. Evans, Estato Agent, noxt Bank ot Australasia. rK SALE, Cnstomhoujo-itrect West, good Business Sites, leasehold. Lot No. 111, 60x90. together with the Shop and Buildings erected thorcon, as now occupied by Messrs Atkinson and Co. Ground rpnt, £10 por annum. Leasehold 6 years to run. To bo had cheap.— D. F. Evans, Estato Agent Quoen-street. ITtOH Immediate Sale, a great Bargain, F Verandah Cottago, seven rooms, fitted with register grate, colonial ovon, good well, together with Six Froohold Allotments, boing numbers 163,161,1W, M, 113, and U4: situate In Bond-street. The lot is offered for £300—a great bargain. —D. F. Evans, Estato Agent, Queon .trect ■ yOR Immediate Sale and Choap.—Ver " andah Cottago and valuable freehold Al lotment, situate on Main Road, Ponsonby. near top ot Shelly Beaoh Road. Cottage oontalns i roomn out-bulldlngs, Sec, allotment, 10 x 100. wltb right-of-way about 20ft wide; very con venient and good position. Vrfoe, only £Jso.— O. F. Kvana, Bstato Agent. Queen-street (851] pnOK immediate Salp, new and well- V flnishod Vorandah Cottage, four roomt md soullory, Iltted with register grate, kitchon range, tank, &o. Froohold allotmont, about 33 by 115, Situated at tho Avenue, Edondato. aa now boing erected by Messrs Bibby and Fletcher. Prioo—only £230, cash; or termß If desired.—D, F. Evans, Estato Agent, Qnton-atroot. W *UR IMMEDIATE SALE-Symonds- V streot (noar residence of T. Russoll, Esq.)— Handsomo Villa, 0 rooms, fitted with gas, water, &0., &c; 2 rooms detaohod, wash-house, fto,; allotment about 33 x 120. Protty place ond splendid position. Prlco, only £600.—Full par ticulars from D. F. Evans, Estate Agont, Queen- Btroot. 1758) gj<Oß IMMEDIATE SALE, handsome S 1 VILLA RESIDENCE, now nnd well finished, containing sevon rooms, fitted with register grates, oven, cupboards, gas and fit tings ; water laid in from main: splendid view of harbour; situated in Franklyn Road, neat the Wesloyan Churoh. —D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street, next bank of Australasia. BIUYCL*S 1 BICYCLES I TRr. CYCLES. — Just landod. For salo foi Cash or Deforrod Payments, from £12 10s.—W, C. Dcnnos, Depot, Qncen-stroet. PLEASURE BiiaTS —Pleasure Boats for Salo (Choap) at Janice Cloro's, Custom houso-streot WORTH SHORE.— For Sale, a well 1\ situated Verandah Cottago, on main road, near tho chnrch, and within a fow minutes ol tlio wharf; good view and volcanlo soil. Musi bo sold immcdiatcly.-B. Tannor, Agont, 8, Qncon-Btrcot. I HAVE several Properties — large and small Farms, Houses and Allotments-fpi sale on easy terms.—H. Partington, Houso and Land Agent, Stiohbury'B Buildings. mO BE DISPOSED OP, 4,000 Now Pine I Flour Bags. 60 and 100, In quantitiofl tc Buit purchasers. No reasonable offor refused,- Appfy to Auckland Doiiy, Hobson-Btreot. t2>AM.YIUBE. -Por tale, in this pretty suburban village, 84 sores of Rich Volouilc Land, nil in grass ana fenced by stone wall, Prioe, only £100. — Apply W. and J. Frater, Estate Agenta, N,Z. Insuranoo Buildings. ]W"EW CASTLE ffOAL.S, 1,500 Tons BEST HOUBEHO! D and BLACKSMITHS _■ -.. ....■„ NOW DISCHARGING And may be had at SHIP'S SIDE OR DELIVERED. W. & G. WINSTONE. ._._. Money. TO £10,000 LENT on Bulldini -St. Sl ° f Soolety principles, or on othe terms to cult borrowers. Allotments bough and Houses built on weekly payment systeir Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List c Properties for sale on Ith page. Six per oem allowed on money deposited for Inveßtment- C Willumson, Land, Estate, and Flnanolt 4 eea and Valuator.'B. Vnloan Lane. V»10,000 TO LEND In Suras of £3,00 3& and upwards.—F. J. Moss and Co., Shor and-street. •* Freehold Seourlt; AIWINGATB!, BURNS ft CO.. Fort-street.



1 Educational. LADIES' SEMINARY, Collepe Road, Ponsonby. Principal: Miss Vailo. Ladles not attending Sohool may join Dancing and other Classes. Drapery. I jfjpHE TW-EW yEALANI mWEED /COMPANY WILL SHORTLY MAKE M OST TMPORTANT A NNOUNCEMEN' THAT WILL (SPECIALLY 13ENEFIT CHB •pROVINCE OF A UCKLAND. Gazette in JtSftimruptcy. <_dftfl_E£&2 mSSwCBfr IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY In tho matter of»' The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1870," and tbe amendments thereto, and cf tho Bankruptcy of James Ailest, of Newmarket, a Debtor. This ls to notify that at a first nine ting of the Creditors of tho abovo-namod Debtor, held at tbe Supremo Court Honso, Auckland, on THURSDAY, tho 2inrt cay of Maroh, 1883. at the hoar of twelve o'olook forenoon Arthur Dunbebln Bennett, Esq., w»s eleotod Creditors' Tru. t<e of the property ot tho above-named Dobtor. and that tlio Bald Arthur Dnnbebln Bennett has signified to mo In writing his acceptanoo of suoh oill-io. Bated this 23ml Maroh, 1883 Q. W. BAHLKY. Deputy Registrar, Debtor in person, JAMK3 AlXmrf. aSMBm IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHEttN DIBTBIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " Tho Debtors and Credi tors Aot, 1870," and tho Acts amending tho same, and of tho Bankruptcy of WatiAM Banks, of Auckland, Cook, a Debtor. Notico Is hereby given that at a mooting of Creditor!, of tho sold William Banks, held; at tho Snprorae Court Buildings; Auckland, this day. at U o'clock In tho forenoon, Arthur Dun bebln Bonnett, Esq.. Certificated Aocountant In Bankruptcy, was elooted Creditor's Trußtee ot the property ot tho said William Banks, and that tho said Arthur Dunbebln Bennett has Intimated to tho Registrar In writing his accept ance of the said Trusteeship, Dated at Auokland this 32nd day of March, 1883. G. W. BABLKY, Deputy Registrar. Wii.iiam Banks. Debtor in Person. por^mmmmm—mmmmmmmmmm^mm^mmmm^mmmmmmmm Barboor Board Notloea. *M_tA£j___p -^i.'fmUEmiTf AUOKLAND HARBOUR BOARD, 4 FRBBH TENDERS *OR PONSONBY WHaRr. Harbour Board Offloe, Auokland. 22nd March, IBS. Freeh Tenders will be reoeived at this Offlc" until TUESDAY, the 3rd April, at soon, for Kroetlon ot wharf at Ponsonby, In terms of ot plans and specification to be Been at the Engineer1* Office. _.._.._,„ Tender* to be easdorecd " Tender for Ponsonby Whart" The lowest or any tender not necessarily ao -oeP,ed' O.B.BTONH. Chairman, $Hli_&&. 'tCffWWrim*' auokland harbour board. TONDERS FOR ASPHALT AND OON CRETE, Harbour Board Offloos. Auckland, 22nd March, 1883. TENDERS will be received at thisOffico until TUESDAY, the 3rd April, 183, for Asphalt Pathway and Concrete Watertables at Craving Dook, In terms of plan and specifica tion to bo soon at the Engineer's Offloe. . Tenders to bo endorsed "Tender for Asphalt and Conorete." . . „ Tho lowost or any tender not necessarily ao- COpted- C. B. STONE, Chairman, AUCKL&ND HARBOUR BOARD. DKSIGN FOR HARBOUR BOARD OFFICES. Harbour Board Offlco, Auokland, 22nd March 1.83. Premiums of 860 and £25 respectively will be given for fha best and s-joond bost Designs for Offices for this Board. Designs will be reoeived at this Offloe until TUESDAY, the 10th Jnlyj 1883, at noon, Designs chosen to beooma the property of the Board. Conditions and further particulars may be obtained upon application at this office. O. B. STONE. Chairman. Ecclesiastical. ni, MARY'S, PARNELL, GOOD FRIDAY AUD EASTER SERVICES, Goon FniDAY.-Lltany and Ante Communion, 7SO a.m.: Children's Service, with Address by Rev. Joseph Hill, 0 a.m.; Morning Prayer and Sermon7loa.m.; •Addresses on the Seven Say ings of our Lord from the Cross, Prayer aud Hymns, 1-3 p.m. Easter DAY.-Holy Communion, 8 a.m. and 11 a.m.; Morning Prayer and Sermon by Rev. Joseph Hill, 11 a.m.| Evenlag Prayer and Ser mon, 6.30 p.m. ] » Thoso who cannot bo present throughout the | servioo will haye opportunity to go out or to come tn between tho Addresses. I GOOD FRIDAY at St. Sepulchre's.— 8.3Q a.m„ Litany Servloe with Short Ad dress j 11 a.m., Morning Service, with Sermon by Incumbent; _y_op.ni., Service for Children, with Address by Rev. Joseph Hill: 1 p.m., Special Address to Women hy the Right Rev. the Bishop: 7.30 p.m„ Evening Prayer with Sermon by yen. Archdeacon Mftunnoll. LL.D. X. PaUL'S tHOHCa,—GoodFriday— 8 a.m.. Litany, &o.: 11 a.m., Service and < Bermon by Rev. J. S. Hill: 2.30 p ta.. Children's i Service; 6.30, Servloe and Sermon, ''The Grave , of Jesus." JT. MAITH^W'S CHURCH. - Good 5 Friday fervlWß—ll a.m., cenal morning 1 ervioa; 8 p.m.. Special 8 wvloe of Devotion as praptrttloa for tha Baiter oommnaloatlon. ) tjT. THOMAS'S CHURCH.-Services, i C 5 Good Friday-7.30a.m., Holy Communion; 11 am., Morning Prayer and Sermon by tho - Bishop; 7.80 p.m w Evening Prayor and Sonnon. J \Z\ THOMAS' CHUROH.—apedn! Bet. 'iC 5» mon To-night (Thursday), at 7 80, by the Rev J. a Hill.



I LiObi: ana foudq. LOST, between the Choral HaU and M. Bnrioll'Brosldonca. in nj rarniogiitreet. o' 1 Tuesday lent, a Daio-bltie Silk Handkerchief [with plaid borter. Flndor kindlyleave Wltl ■ Mr lmpey. Choral HaU. r OST, on Monday last, at Ponsonby, t I AJ Skyo Terrier. Answers to the name ol I Atholo; collar registered at Tauranga.—Findei Iwill bo rewarded on roturning to Mr J. Smith, All Sorts Store, Ponsoaby. Anyone detaining same aftor this date, will be proaecnted. ■ H OST, Black aud Tan Sheep Bitch, I i__l whito ring round neck; Collar No. __.— I Finder rewarded on bringing same to Jas. I Flaherty, RomueraExpress. 1 f OST, a Liver and White Spaniel Dog H-J Bap, short tail; had on-brass chain collar, owner's name on it. Ksward.-Prlnoe Arthur Hotol. Hobson-sir.-or. LOST, Colonial Gold Brooch, with Tassel. —Finder pleaee leave hore, nnd receive Jaward. OST, from the Pacific Hotel, Qneen streot, a Dark Brown Pony, brandoo H.N. on near shoulder.—A. n.ward will ba gtvoa un rotarnlng Pony to Paclllo Hctel. __, LOBT, near Bt. James's Church, Wel lington-street, Purao containing money.— Anyone returning same to H. F. Anderson, bhip-chandler, -will bo rewarded; )| 08T, on Sunday, from Hobson Hotel, JLJ Fox Pup.—Finoer rewarded ; any one de taining same after notice will bo prosecuted. FOUND, on Saturday7"ar-Brooch^- Owner can get It at tbo Star offlco, ONE POUND REWARD; — Strayed, from Wcstorn Spring Paddocks, 1 Roan Steer, brandod S; 2 Steers, branded A; 1 Steer and 1 Cow, branded a ; 1 Hereford Stoor, 1 Red do, 1 Rod Heifer, branded 0. Anyone returning thorn, or giving information whore thoy aro, will reoelvo above reward. ;>;/: ' ENOCH WOOD, Symonds-street. TAKEN (by mistake) from Commercial Dining Rooms yesterday, a Cork Helmet. —a akor can havo his own on loavlng the other at Star Oilico. es .... ; —— .board ana neaiaence. PRIVATE Board and Residence for two single Gentlemen. Ifpormanent, j_Bs per week. Plungo'Bath, &o.—For address, apply W. D. Dallon, Confectioner, Qneon-atreet. CIROYDON VILLA, Vincent-street.- J One of the best Private Boarding House* In Auokland: flrst-claes table: baths; Vacan else tor Two Gentlemen.—MßS. FULLER. SO 0 T I A H O ••_. E L, '■•■A HOBBON-STREHT. Boird and Lodging 20a per Week. Board and Lodging.... par Day. _____ OLD CLUB PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, Eden Crescent, Auckland, within three minutes, walk of the Railway Station, Wharf, Post offloe. Supreme Court-housei, and Bankn-Firstolass Accommodation for Visitors from the. Coast and Country Districts. Apart ments en suite for Ladles and Families. Plunge and Shower Baths. Letters and teles-rams addressed* o the Manager, Old Club Private Boarding House, Eden Crescent, Auokland.will reooive prompt attention. ;-■ .; GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, HOBSON-STREET. Board and LODGING..-........205. per Week. Sinqlk Room..„_- 255. per Week. ,- Oaiiß. TVTEW UNION BEACH GOLDMINING A\ COMPANY (Limited), i .. Notice is hereby given that a Call (tho third) Of THREEPENCE (3d) per Share has been mado, payable to tho undersigned, at the office of tho Company* No. 21, Now Zoaland Insurance Buildings, Auckland, on SATURDAY, the 21th Maroh.lßß3. * J. FRIAR CLARKE, Secretary. _Auokland, 2nd March, 1883, ST. HELIEk'6 AND NORTHCOTE LAN U COMPANY (LIMITKU). A Coll (tho flmt) of Ono Shilling and Three pence (Is 3d) on tbo Capital of the Company has this day been made, payable at the Company's Oflloo. Shortland-strost, on or beforo tha 2Bth Maroh, 1883, F. A. WHITE, Secretary, - Auokland, March 12,1853, 1 i . . ~r—r=a Tenders. rp 0 B U I L D E~Ji~S. Tenders will bo rocoivod np to noon on WED NESDAY, April 1, for Additions and Alterations to the Thamc3 Hotel, corner o£ Queen-streot and Custom-houso-street. Planß, &c, at our ofllcos, Queen street. EDW. MAHONEY & SON, Arohi toots, 'p O Jti Ui Ia i. E X, ». Tenlera will bn recnlvcd nntil noon of Satob day. the 31st March, for tho is motion of a Brick Storo In J»ort-Biree(. Plans at my Offloe, 83, Qnoen-B'ro«t,—BKN'RY O. <v t, HE. Arehlreot. fgtO HOaD CONTRACTORS. Tonders nro invited up to Noon oil THURS DAY, April 6th, for the Formation of Rood leading from Avenue Koad to Hobson's Bay, St. Stophon's Eatato, Parnell. W. F. HAMMOND & SON, Architects and C.E.'s. South British Buildings. f IpENDERS will ba received up to 4 p.m. * on 27th Instant for Offices nnd Cottage for tho Arch Hill Brick and Tilo Company. Plans and speelfloations to bo scon at the Company's Offloo. No. 21, Now Zealand Insurance Buildiogs. J. FRIAR CLARKE, Sqcretary. ' "' ' __ —— I Meetings. | GOSPEL-TEMPERANCE MISSION^ BLUE RIBBON ARMY. A Meeting of thos- Interested in the Forma tion of a Detaohmt nt of the above Army wl 1 be held in the Temperance HaU, Albert-street, at Bp.m. on SaTURDaY EVENING next.. Ministers of ail denominations are earnestly invited to attend. , ■ > , ■ '..■..:■ BT. HELIER'S AND NORTHCOTE LAND COMPANY (LIMITED). A Meeting ot the Shareholders of the above Company will be held at the Company's Offloe, Shortland-street, on WEDNESDAY, tlie 28th Instant, at 8.30 p.m.. Soilness i To receive Directors' Report and Election of Directors. F. A. WHITE, Secretary. Auckland. March 18,1883. AUCKLAND PHILARMONIC fOOIKIY.—Tho Members of the above Society are requested to meet for praotloe on SATURDAY EVENING (2lth lost,), instead of Good Kriday. at 7.30 p.m.. sharp.—By order, G, F. CAMPBELL. Hon. Sec. RAKER'S GEBURTSTAG. — fleuto ~;' Abend 8 Uhr lm Park Hotel.l 11; Medioal. MOSQUITOES I MOSQUITOES 1 I UaE SHARLAND'a ROMA, A Fraurant Herbal Preventive. Prioe, One Shilling and. Sixpence a Bottle. BHARLANu fc CO.. opposite Poßt-oißce. PERSONS with Sedentaiy Occupations ahould use Marshall's Special Tine turo of Podophyllum. It will keop them in health. Is. —O. W. Goodson, London Arcade. _ j P""ROTECT YOURSELF FROM MO>S. QUITOES by using SHARLAND'S KOMA, ls. 6d. a bottlo.-Sold by SHARLAND AND CO., opposite the Post-office. rrTaE ECLECTIC PHARMACY. The oome of elegant Medical Establishments. Top oi Gkky bthbkt, Corner of pitt-sibkiit, CHARLES BUTCHER,; Pure gALICYLIC ACID- With Full instructions forueo In F«uit PniissßViNO,1 Sec, at'the ENGLISH PHAiIM. AC V, RATTRAY'S BUILDINGS; QUKKK-STHEBT. Ji a A TT toti?• tJ ' Icer.tlate In Phar- AS. JA. XIASLE.T | mmi c u t,ij ni TBLKpnonu No. 40. TO" i VER FAILS. Insect JjWS IS DESTROYED BY THB ;::i Persian Insecticide (Pyrethrlum Voseuml), GU'AbANTKED TO BE THE BEST PIt'CCUEABLE IN THE LOSDON MARKET. FOR THE EFFECTUAL RIDDANCE ; '. Zy ~■ ' ; A ' -ovr y . i FLEAB. MOSQUITOES, AND ALL OXHER insect psaxa. Try <r AICKIN'd InSEOWCHDB, a'c.'i SOLD ;isr TIN 3at )/6EAOH. .i Corporation Notices. CITY COUNCIL OFFICES.—The City Council Offloeswll be olosed from Friday, 23rd. to Moniay. 2Gth, inolußlve (Kas'er Holl oayo/.-P A. Fhillip?. Town Clerk. Town Clerk'a Qffl.'e, gOth Maroh. 1883 _J C^lTf DUST CAKTB. - The above J will call round on Saturday instead of Frida^nelt.- W. Anderson, City Engineer. 22nd Maroh, 1883. . _ BOROUGH OF PAR NELL NOTICE. m,. riTmt and House Refuae will be collected on^ATUßDA^Btead of tomorrow Good W. 23rd March. 1883. p _ 9c»ti Clerk



Public Notices. COMMERCIAL DINING ROOMS, OVBB KATTKaY'S SHOP. QUEKN-STREKT, The undenrtgEed having taken the above Rooms, begs most HBpeoifully to Inform thu Dining Pablio ol Auoklanrt and vloldlty that he wilt use bia best endeavours to make theao Kcoms ihe most Popular Hestaurant InQneon street. by having a good daily Bill of H ore, good attendance, with moderate charges and olean linoss. The Dining-room, 60 XlO, the Largest In Auokland, is soiteble for Pnbilo or Pilvate Dinners or Meetlouß. There Ib also a Keadine ' and Smoking-room, Lavatory, aad otbor oon- I venioncos, ..' ,n .00, G- ROBSON. I Maroh 13, 1883. LIQUIDATION OF THE UNION BiACH GOLD-MINING COMPANY, LIMITED. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. All personl) having olaf mo against the above named Company are requested tofarnlnh pir tloula rB thereof to tho nsde signed at hia ofiioe, Insurance Buildings, Qaeen-streot, Auokland, on or before the Slet day of Match, 1883, prior to tho distribution of thoassotsof the company, otherwise such cUims will not bo recagnised. J. FRIAR CLAEKH!, Liquidator. Anoklandi 19th March, 18S3. PART 111. JpICrURESQUE J[EW 2!(BALAND AND ]\fONTHLY J^EWS. NOW READY. TO B'« HAD AT ALL BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. Peiob :-ONE SHILLING. CHINA, pHE CHEAPEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT 07 ORQCKBR V, CHINA, M AND 3 to a GLASSWARE, y § . is AT Jj g G. BROWNING'S,; H 267, qtjeen-stbeet (neak maeket Enbtbance). Established 1865. FANCY GOODS. "TNDIA AND CHINA TEA X WAREHOUSE.' Landing, ex Orownthorpe, from London, Mora's Supebiob Fbksb Heubinos. lib. tins „ „ Kippbbed „ lib, ttan „ Choiou Hbuhinqs in Shhimp Siooa „ Smoked Red Hkbbmgs „ New Okingh Mabu_i_ladk , Anqlo-Swibb Milk. Ex Arawata, Rotomahana. acd Wairarapa, 715 PACKAGES INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. Medium to Very Choice, in chests, halves, and boxe?. These shipments Include seme of the cheapest lines sold on the Australian . Market this year. Fredk. Whitehead, 85, VICTQBIA-STBBKT. , . i TW" O T 1 C B. BEES WAXI BEES WAX I Purohased In any Quantity for Cash. Buyers of Fnnaus and Mnntz Metal. Having poroliUßoil in China a Flno AEaort ment of Teas himself, JAMES AH KEW can confidently recommend them, and trusts that all his old Customers, and the Public generally, will avail theinßelvea of this Bnlendid opportunity and call early to bny his Superior Congou, Best Flavoured Kooloo, Shonohong, and various Mixed Teas, salted to every tafitei He has also on hand Japanese Ware. Preserved Ginger, Crockery warej Silks, Handkerohlefs, and other oommoditles too numerous to mention. - Note the Address!— JAME3 AH KEW 8c CO.. M 4. Qnson-atreet. '"lAMES REID & SUIN Beg to call the attention nnd careful considera tion of thoso about to Furnish to the Vebt Favoubable Pbioes of ALL KINDS OF EURNITURE. , Having Introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other house In town. James reid & son, - Fubnitobe Emporium, - HOBSON-STREET (2nd Sho from Victoria-st UII.SH.E_R & CO. (LIMITED). NOTICE TO CLUBS, HOTELKtEPIBS, DAIRY MK_I, AND THS GENERAL PUBLIC. We guarantee to have a constant supply of good quality ICE, commencing early In the season, at the Lowest Possible Price, We are Importing a Machine caual to turn out Twenty (20) Tons per day. We make this announcement so that our customers and all requiring Ice may order with confidence Refrigerators, and make any pro vision tor storing It. ' raiRY O'BRIEN'S Hot X Buns on Good X Friday, made from patent yeast. COUGHS, COLDS, and LUNG DISEASES are speedily cured by taking SHARLAND'S OHERRYPECTORi_I_.-Sold at 2b. 6d. and 10. 6d. a Bottle by SHARLAND AND CO., opposite Poat-oflioe. ~-..-, FLEAS, and other Insect Pests, flee before SEGRETTTS INSECT POWDER, the most effective known. Price, Is. 6dL a tin.— Colonial Agents: SHARLAND & CO., opposite POBt-OfflCQ. I" NTERNATIONAL (LEVER WATCHES, In Sterling Silver Cases: war rented.—Price £3 ss.—Jos. Adorns, wotchmoker, Viotoria-street. RATS I—When do rats cease to he rats ? After a hearty meal off Sharland's Phosphob_ Pabte (they are then corpses) I— Sold by SHARLAND & CO., Shortland-street, tor Is. a pot. '. NOTICE.— I request that all Debts owing to me be paid on or before the 15th April. Those remaining unpaid after that date will be sued for without further notice.—Robert Sto phonßon. Newton Road, Morch 19,1883. DOCTOR ARNOLD'S PENNYROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.—The most popular medicine of the day. Price, 2s 6d a box.—Colo nial Agents: Sharland & Co., opposite the Post Office. EAT FOR MATAURA.—Orders will bo taken by Fisher and Co. (Limited) for Frozen Meat delivered in London by the Mataura. __________________ \xj OEMS in Children and others are V V removed, and an effectual cure caused, by using SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS. is. a paokot.-Sold br J. C. SHARLAND AND CO., opposite Poßt-offlce. rIpHK improved engraved self-inking En -8 dorslng, Dating, and NumbcringMachines. Indispensable to Bankers, Lawyera, Merchants, &c—E. Wooding, Manufacturers' Agent, High- Street; ___' CLEARING-OUT SALE OF CUTLERY. THOMAS SAMDEE., bring compelled to Clear-out his Stook of Cutlery ia consequence of the PREMISES COMING DOWN and no other Shop being obtainable ia now SISLLINO OFF the whole of the Stook at an Enormous Sacrifioe, The Goods are from the best Sheffield makers, and will have to bs sold at any price. Consisting of—Best Ivory Table and Desert. Knivoa, Lookwood's and Johnson's Best Pocket Knives, f leotro-plated fforkp, Spoons, Cruete, Sec, Nevada, and Nickel Silver Forks, and Spoons, Superior Solseors and Razors. - WHOLEBALE AND RETAIL. THOMAS SAMUEL, IMPORTER OF CDTLERY, 16, Quoen-street (Opposite Town Clock). T. & E.m Cook c, 44 AND 46, VICTOBIA-STRKST, Beg to draw the attention of Ladles aud Gentle men furnishing to their LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK Off ipURNITURE, comnrislnß Drawing and Dining-room Suites, to gSISt vStetvTi'olletware, Drawers. Wash- Bt ds, &o„ &c „„ m _ i-tARPETS. Including Brußsels, Tapestry, Kidderminster, JmdlSt Carpets, Hearthrugs; Coir and China MatHns*. Stiff dametts. Linoleum, Floorcloth, Door Mate Wool Mats, Bed-rcom Rugs, &a ■DEDMNQ,''.'- i ~ , of all klndß and of the best quality. Hair, Wool. Flock, Cocoa Fibre, and Flax Mattresses, Spring Mattresses, Inducing the Paten Wire Wove Mattress .Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; Kapok Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, and Pal asses. ■' ■ -■- •; T. &H. COOKE, ""'•'IX Attn iS, VICTORIA-STREET. [Factory, Elliott-street.] -



I Publio notices. ~■ jl /i UCKLAND LICENSED 1 dL VICTUALLERS'ASSOCIATION The attention of Members Is oalled to the 111 161 th clause of Lloenslng .fot, 1881, Whereby all Houeot aro eompslled to close on Good Iff Fkiday, as on Bunday. il H, FULLER. _____^ Hoc A.L.V.A. Ijl ALL Accounts owing to W. W. Wallis | and Co. not paid to the undersigned on or j before tho 7th April will be handed to a solicitor I o? r. recovery.-W. W. WalHs, Symonds-street. I 21at March, 1883. tJHAELAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL, j Absolutely 'ho best remedy over made for ' I COUBHB, IKdNcaiTls. AND COLDS. I . hhari.and tc Co.. opposite Piiat-offloe. HOT X BUNS.—Keady from 6 a.m. to \ - 9 a.m.—New Zealand «skery. Parnell. 9 W.., A? " m s. All children suffer from them. o__r . uT6D?x Pr??, ted' Mk SaT *ba Certain Onro. ; { SHAWLAND'S WORM POWDERS, 1/ picket, (.f I Afothecarlea Hall, opposite Post-office. I ~ — ■ ;J BROKERS' ASSOCIATION. The Membors of the abovo Asloclstlon notify 1 to the Public that their respective olllces will iii be dosed from FRIDAY, Maroh 23, to MON> 1 DAT, 25th, both days inclusive, HE WAREHOUSES of the under. lj signed will bo CLOSSD until TUEBDAY :i MORNING, 37th Instant :- AROH. CLARE & SONS, W. MCARTHUR & CO. OWEN tc GRAHAM. SARGOOD, EWEN & CO. SHERA BROS. MACKY; LOGAN, STEBN & 00. , Auokland, 22nd March, lfß3. | jOASTER HOLIDAYS. | THE NEW ZEALAND DRUG COMPANY (LIMITED). Beg to intimate that their Warehouse will bo il CI.OSED from THURSDAY (This Day). 6.30 I p.m., till TUESDAY Nest, at 8.30 a.m_, -; KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER, & CO., New Zealand Drug Company (Limited). Tjl A BTE R HOLIDAYS. Our Warehouse will be CLOSED from THURSDAY, S p.m., to TUESDAY'MORN ING,9a.m. ' s WM. MOARTHUH & CO. i!O0 ,1 PIANOS! £Qg ! *^8 ...PIANOS! **0 £33. £33. £33.: In rioh Walnut ahd Rosewood Cases, full compass. Trlcord by well-known makers. 1 Just received at Mi THOS. H. WEBB'S, Oak House, Hobson-street (3 doors from Cook- ,!| ....';-; street), y; —-• THE ESTATE OF A. LINABURY AND CO. All persons Indebtea to the above Estate are requested to Pay their Accounts to the under signed on the premises Queen-Btreet, on or be fore the Uth prox., otherwise legal proceedings will be taken for their recovery. ■:■• G. B. OWEN.V'rJvw,,,,,, JNO. Rosa,,;^f nßteeß' All Claims against tho Estate are requested to be rendered forthwith to the Trustees, care of Bargoofl, Ewen and Co,, Shortland-Btreet. "T^EVONPORT, NORTH SHORE. WELLSIIBOS., ;: CARTERS, OON TRACTORS, JtC. Goods Carted aad Delivered from vessel's Bide —- at shortest notios. Brioks, Lime, Sand. Shell, Ash, Bouse BlooJrs. Posts. Rails, »c. Ballast supplied. Coal and Firewood Healers. Yard-Cpposite Flagstaff Hotel. GrUNSI CI UN St Q-UN.SI SHOOTING SEASON, 1883. .' t-j TC) SPOILSMEN. .;,*/ D. EVI TT, GTJNMA XE B, . 251, QUEEN-STREET. AUOKLAND. ■' '' • Opposite the City Market, Offers FOR SALE, nt Unusually Low Pilobs :— Double BrePch-loadlnp; Onus Double Muzz'e-loaiSlng Guns blnglo Mnzzle-loadintr Gnns i Curtis and aeirvej'a Diomond Gunpowder Flsou,Wiikß&. Lanrenoo Alliance Gunpowder ■Waltor'B, Parker and Co.'s Shot" Newcastle Chided Shot Eley's Cartridges and Cartridge Cases Kley's Uaps and Wadding Loading Machines, Be-cappers; &o. Powder Flasks ana Shot Pouches Game Bags and Gun Oasts . AlrGuoe.- Gu n work ot every kin d done on the Premises In the advertiser's usual excellent Btyle, at rea sonable prices. ';,:';,. ,'-'., Established 1859. Opposite the City Market. -'— ' ' - .. Auctions,. ' W. 8, COOBBANB JAs, D ACTUS TUESDAY, MARCH 27. . FREEHOLD BUSINESS PREMISES. TOWN OF RUSSBLL^ BAY OF ISLANDS. FOR POSITIVE SALE. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions to sell by pnbilo auction, at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Tuesday, Maroh'37, at 11 o'clock, -,-.-■ ..._\_j LOTS 0 AND 10, SECTION 6, of tho Town of Russell, Bay of Islands, oontalnlng 1 rood 15 perohect, with the Large Store acd Bonded Warehouse thereon, as now j occupied by Mr J. J. Salmon (subject to .'.. .-. a lease having three years unexpired). Further particulars can be obtained at the offloesot <■•" - SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. . THURSDAY, MARCH 29^ By order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court. FREEHOLD PROPERTY,'-'CAM 'BRIDGE EAST. THE subscriber has received instruc tions from tbe Registrar of the Supreme Court, to sell by publio auction at his Mart. Qaeen-streot, on Thursday, the 23th day of Maroh, 1833, at 12 o'clock noon, i' - ;.-| 1 ALL T d AT PARCEL OF h AND, Situate In the Town of Cambridge East, or Nottb, In the Pr-ish of HautSpu, Banks County, being Lot nnmber 20, of a Sub division of Allotments 50 and 51. Conditions ot sale can ba seen' at the offloe of Messrs Connolt and Cooper, Solicitor, Vulcan Lane,or. £> ■=• i&*-MJs W. DOWDEN, Auctioneer, Queen-streer, FRIDAY, MARCH 30., ~~" At 11 o'Clock.^- zz'j villa residence at- mount eden. :; .. D. F. EVANS;',-; HAS received instructions from Mr F, B. Hughes to sell by public anotion, at his Land and Estate Mart,' Queen street, on Friday, 30th March, 1883, at 11 tfclock, That handeomo VILLA RESIDENCE, con taining six rooms, bay window, register grate, colonial oven, cupboards; almost new, and well built. Splendid allotment, 42x132. A very desirable place, and nice position, situate Mary-street, Mount Eden, near Railway Station. Also, That desirable, new, and well-finished V ILL A of five rooms, fitted with register grates, oven, 2000-gollon concrete tank, &c„ &c. Nico Garden. Allotment, 57x132, pleasantly situated—next door to the above. . _ /_ -r & ' Also, at. .*,..* PUKEKOHE WEST, <r As instructed by Mr MoMeckan,'"-•" All that choice BUD/DING SITE, being part Lot 33, having a frontage of about 33 feet to main road by about 160 feet deep, adjoining the Solo Yards and new Knilway Station. _.. ,y_ ', .„.;;., D.F. EVANS,'"-' Al Land Mart, Queen-streets FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1883. By. Order of th& Registrar of the Supremo Court of New Zealand; Oh1 the appli cation of the Fiist Mortgagee. "COTTAGE AND ALLOTMENT AT MOUNT EDEN. ■'. rj-O BE SOLD by public auction, on -fi- Friday, the 30 ih day of March, 1883, at the Anotion Mart ot Mrtvtr. Evans,Queen-Btro-it (next Bank ol Australasia}, ALL''THAT VHRY DHSIBABLE FREE HOLD PROPERTY, being Lot No. 2T of tbe Subdivision into Lata of Allotments No, 6, 6a. and Part of Allotment No. 5 of Section No. 6. situate In suburbs of Auokland; Parish of Waitemata, and County of Eden; bounded oo Southeast ' by tbe Mouot Kdea Road 33 feet by a depth of 88 feet together-with all the Balldlnfis erected thereon, Lv.FJ EVAN?, .'* . jgXS'l Laiid:Mart, .Queen-streot, I {C^inued"mF(»srihrßage,J