«■ except pieces ot small bone. ' -SS* searched about, arid at last ?"& the paunch some 50 or GO yards dis °™Vitl, the trace of footsteps leading up **%. rfnco and they also found portions •Jxftfffind intestines in a water'hole, °hUhertt of footsteps also led f^ The head was ia three piece?, and f"' , were gone, having either been Ho returned to the pla^?na Witnesses, Constable Mcleod a. d rfS Prior to that, viz., on Mon fS he went to the Gathercolo'i X Jaw the prisoner, and told him that X 'bad made a mistake, in shooting the bust he oTight to confer it, as he (wit i i7npw all. Ihe pnsoner said that he nest k"'lk to his mother about the ™£r Subsequently wimess told hi* thtt SwSd be a bad thing for hm it he (wit- J i!»«i went to Mahurangi about the matter. He went again to the Gatnerc .lea on Sun KS'.-ToMr Hesketh: He was °od unfriendly terms with his father.in.law and mother-in-law, but he had not visited them for some time, while his wife had not vwud w mother for about two months, fin the Sunday morning, his f.iLr told him that Tom (the pri oner and Herbert (witness's brother) were out and might be killing cattle again, ,nd that he had better bo and see what ho rauld. Hist brother Herbert had married a Mi«* Gatbercole (witness's wife's sister), but Witness was on good enough terms with him-" as good as ciuld be. He did not offer to settlfi the matter and say - no more about it if the prisoner gave him £12 Witness then believed that me slaiiirhtered animal belonged to him. The orisoner said something about behoving that in was ono of their own.-Geo. Woodcock, broher of last witness, j lye similar tesimony.-Alfred Wood. cock, father of the last two witnesses cave evidence to a somewhat like effect. - Constable Neil Mcl oid was exam- . - ined with reference to the report made and the recovery of the carcase of the glaoehtercd animal. He stated that the , prisoner told him he believed the ammsl { «as Macklow's.and asked witnessif nothing nothing bedone tosettleit -Witness replied that it was his duty to report the matter to > higher authority, bat that if prisoner lound the horns and remaining portion of the j hide he would see what could be done, j .-This was the case for the prosecu- , tloo,—Mr Hesketh briefly opened the cas« for the defence, and then called Thomas Gathercole, sen. (father of the prisoner), who deposed that he resided in the Mahurangi district, and that he had lunniDg in the bush a number of wild cattle. Amongst them was a red stoer r that he had not been able to catch. t Other membew of the family also Wed to catch it. He saw the hide A of the animal killed by the prisoner, , and he believed it to be that ot his red steer. t He did not think it belonged to the t Macklow's. His son told him ufter shoot- , ing the animal that be believed it to be the c missing steer.-Harriet Usthercole (pri- c goner's mother) swore that Alfred Wood- ' cock offered to go home, and saying c nothing more about the matter if the t, prisoner would sign a paper (prepared by } Woodcock, sen.), which was an agreement to pay him £12—The case was proceeding when we went to press. ■ , Thus Bills.—The Grand Jury found hue bills in the cases against "Whakatutu for perjury, E. B. Walker and others for 0 forcible entry (two iudictments),. and Man- o oka and others for a«sault, inflicting sjrieY- si ous bodily harm, unlawfully wounding, v riot and tumult, assault occasioning actual k bodily harm, and stealing from the person. 1 ( BO BILL.—The bill against James and a John lanigan for malicious injiry to pro. t perty was thrown out, and the accused w were therefore discharged. As this com- ii pleted the cases on the calender thp Grand Jury were thanked tor their services and 1 dismissed. — __,

HARBOUR BOARD.

The Board met this afternoon. Present :— Messrs Stone (chairman), Waddell, Clark, AickiD, Boardman, Campbtll, Mays, Owen, Lamb, Morrin, and Walker. NOBTHCOTE Wharf.-Letter from the Northcote Board, drawing attention to the condition ot approach to Birkenhead Wharf, and expressing willingness to build a rough sea wall round the approach if permitted, and If the wharf were carried one more pile Inwards.—Referred to Works and Endow ment Committee. SILTING.—From Thornton, Smith, and Firth, complaining of a ailt bank which is being formed n»ar the junction between tfce Cueen-street Wharf and the reclamation wall recently erected by Mr D. Fallon, and which interfered with the flow of water to their mills.—The Engineer reported that the banjc was caused by discharge from the city sever. -Referred to Works and Endow ment Committee.

Reckivino. — Letters from receiving agents, offering to keep the wharves clear if the Board gave them power to receive and deliver all cargo.—Keferred to Works Committee.

MEETING OF THE CREDI TORS OF A. LINABURY.

A PBKLIMINAET priva'.e meeting of tie creditors of the above estate was held this afternoon, in the office of Messrs Russell, Devore, and Cooper. The meeting was not one held under tbe Bankruptcy. Act, and TOS simply called to instruct the trustees m to how to act. The resolution was carried appointing the trustees, Messrs J, Jtlowen and J. Ross, and in structed to proceed and realise the estate. The business wai purely of a formal nature.

SCIENTILLATIONS.

VElowers of the Forest. at the Opera House tonight. ■ •'' ' ■■■■'■' a. movement on feet—trimmint' corns. The loveliest spot on earth—the ace. ■ 3000 carcases loaded in the British King, Major Atkinson gave his first addiess at Dunedin last night. .Bishop Selwyn has gone South to attend the Synod meetings at Napier. Mr Kobinson, of Blenheim, has bought the racehorse Hero, for £80. '.At Lyttelton, sailors have resolved not to engage under £8 a month. Mr John Hislop, secretary to the Educa tion Department, arrived at Dunedin by the Waihora. -

ToUa on Wanganui bridge were abolished at midnight last Saturday. There are 441 students at Chriatchurch School of Art, with only two teachers and sn assistant.

Dunedin friendly society representatives Coisfer to-morrow •with Major Atkinson on his anti-pauperism scheme, . ■ Wellington merchants complain that Auckland absorbs nearly all the. trade on Waimate Plains.

There are said to be 2,000 fallen women In Melbourne. These live in at least 230 houses.

The hearing of the case by Mr Hunt against Sir Arthur Gordon comes on at Wellington on 7th May. The barque Monarch, while coming out of Port Chalmers, bumped on the bar five times, and having sprang a leak, bad to put ictoLyttelton. Rev. H. K. Dewsbury, of Ponjonby Wes l'yan Churcb, goes to Cambridge, Waikato, and is to be succeeded by Rev, T, G. Carr, •A Cleveland man has invented a "vacuum gun," This is bad. It is always the empty gun that kills the small boy, You might as well try to tell the amount of money in a safe by feeling the knobs, as to tell what ia in a man's head by feeling Ma bumps. ' , .The X.L.C.R. Minatrels at Wellington ■We created roars of laughter by their re pfesßntation of a farce entitled "Milner steamer, or curing the Ink-curable»." At Wairo-hiki, Napier, the natives re cently assembled in honour of Tawhiao. A .gentleman who ia travelling round the World waspiesent, and remarked that the Maoris, in their bebavieur, dress, cleanli- P.^i a||!cookery were on an equality with, 1 not superior to the peasants of Spain and Portugal, , The Mint in San Francisco is claimed to "8 the largest in the world-twice as large J? the pne in PhiladelpLia, and three times we Bi?e of any in Europe, having 24.000,000 roller's worth of coin and bullion stored away in Us vaults. A large warehouse in Mas'erton has bea tpfned into a theatre, and as such was opened by Messrs Stanley and Darbyshire's "•JVenile Opera Company. Two of the pianos raised from the •aloons of the a.s. Austral, under water in Sydney hatbdur, were sold a week or two «nee, and fetched ■ one If, the other 15?.

KAIPARA SHIPPING.

te .TELEGRAPH.—OWN COKKESPONDENT.) KAIPAttA HEADS, this day. Arrived, and gone up the Wairc'a : Ara wpu, schooner, and Crest of the Wave windbotind: Darcy Pratt, Reliance, and patty Satk. Sailed : Colonist.

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN COURESPONDENT.)

COROMANDE!., this day

The Land_ Court opened yesterday before Judge O'Brien, Mr Hammond acting as in* terpieter, and Mr JR. DeThierry appearing on behalf of private parties. A number of succession cases having been disposed of, the Court adjourned till the Resident Magistrate's Court closes to-day. Mr Benjamia Gilmer, secretary of the Meicury Bay Sawmill Company, arrived last night from Mercury Bay, and reports that Ihe roads are in a bad state.

RUSSELL, this day.H

The Wairarapa arrived from Sydney at eleven o'clock last night, and sailed at mid night, Captain Chatfield having brought her alongside the wharf and embarked 90 passengers, 83 of whom were natives en route for Wangsnni by the Glenelg, from Auckland.

Mr D, Middleton, of the Masonic Hotel, Kawakawa, died yesterday, and will be buried to-day with Masonic honours.

[PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

NEW PLYMOUTH, this day.

1 he forty second anniversary of Taranaki was celebrated to-day, and was observed as a holiday.

WELLINGTON, this day.

Circulars have been sent to the auc tioneers throughout the colony, asking them to take steps to remove the disabili t'es under which they suffer by the Licensing Act of 1881, and hoping that they will help to bring pressure to bear, so th it section 3 of clarise 28 may be repealed a- far as auctioneer* are concerned. i

At tho Mbgistrate's Court to-day, Alfred Wakeford, landlord of the Bank Hotel, was charged with Sunday trading, and fined 40s and costs, Wakefoid, in hia evidence, con tradicted the whole evidence of the prosecu tion, and at the conclusion the mujjißtiate committed him to stand his trial for perjury, Bail was allowed, himself in £100 ami two sureties in £50 each.

Mr Edward Shaw, of Wellington, has been retained to defend those charged with illicit distilling at Pulmeraton Nonh, and ]ea?es for that district to-night.

CHKISTCHURCH, this day. MURDEK TKIAL AT CHKIST CHURCH.

Tho trial of Katima Jacob, for the murder of his wife at Kaikoura, was com menced at the Supreme Court tu-day. The details of the murder wore slated as pre viously reported. PriEoner'scounsel.in cross examining witnesses, elicited the factthat the murdered woman had been convicted twice in the local native court of adultery with a Maori named Karipa, and that in consequence prisoner and deceased were quarreling. The trial is not yet concluded. The Assessment valuation for Christ church for the preaeni. year ia £251,824, bting an increasa of £13,870 oa that of last } ear.

DUNeDIN, this day, "VfcRY LIKE A WHALB."

The "Star" has been made the victim of aa amusing joke. Between its editions on Saturday, it received information (pre sumab'y supplied bona fide, as the com muuication bora the signature of a well' known citizen) that a whale seventy feet long had been stranded on the Ocean Beach at Lawycr'.s Ho-d, by the high tide. Hundieds of people, despite the wretched weather, went to the beach on Sunday to laspect the monster, only to be impressed with the fact that if was All Fools' Day. The " Star " apologetically says that ytster day morning's high tide must have washed the whale away. During tbe passage of the Waihora from Greenock to Melbourne, Copeland Jacobs, a second-class passenger, died of consump tion, Alexander McDonald, assistant steward, was missed on the 11th March, and could not be found, although strict search was made for him. He had pre viously been suffering from debility, and it is supposed he either jumped or fell over boaid tome time during the previous night. [JBobert, Farmer was charged at the City Court with parsing a forged £5 Union Bank note, and remanded, bail being refused, He h&d been previously warned that the note was a forgery.

IMPORTANT SCHEME.

JProposecl Frozen Meat Company.

Direct Steamers from L.onilon to

A.iicJrtand.

We understand that a scheme is on foot for the formation of a company in Auck land to undertake the anticipated export trade in frozen meat. It is proposed to erect extensive works close to the Railway wharf, where th^surplus cattle from the Eatt und West 6basts may be drafted for preparation and shipment, and where dairy produce and other articles of food may be chilli d ready to be placed lv the chambers of vessels loading. The scheme also embraces provision for direct steam communication between Auckland and London by vessels of about 9,000 tons. Further information regarding the company is given in the following letter from Mr J. C. Firth, which was read at the meeting of the Harbour Board this afternoon :— "Gemlemeo,—nn behalf of a projected company, I have tbe. honor to maku application to the Harbour Board for a lease of a portion ot laud adjoining the Railway Wbarf as shewn on plan attached hereto, marked A and outlined red, for the purpose of erecting large freezing works aud stores for frozen meat, dairy products, and general merchandize. I have further to request, on b half of the proposed com pany, tbat tbe Board will provide additional wharf accommodation for largo direct stea mers of 5000 tons by extending the eastern tee on the railway wharf as shown on the plan attached, hereto marked B and out lined blue, and erecting an import ehed thereon. Should this application be granted on such terms as would justify the pio posed company in proceeding with the enterprise, arrangements will be made for drawing the surplus sheep and cattle from both East and West Coasts, and for freezing and storing same for shipment, and for chilling and storing dairy products at a depot to be erected on the aforesaid portion of land markrd A, and outlined red in plan attached hereto. Arrangements are projected for securing direct steam transport between the port of Auckland and London for the regular and rapid transmission of frozen meat, dairy, and other produce. I have only to add that if these proposals are carried out, a most im portant step will have been taken towaida making the port of Auckland a great em porium of trade, by which it is not too much to say, the interes's of the public will be greatly benefited. If convenient to the Board, a deputation will attend at any time the Board may appoint, in order more fully to exp'aia the proposals now submitted.—l have, &c, J U. Birth." —Tbe chairman said the question was a very big one, and would take up more lime than they could give that afternoon, He would therefore move that the letter be referred to the Works and Endowment Committee.—Mr John Lamb, who seconded the motion, said the matter was one of the most important that had ever been before them,,—The motion was carried, Mr Firth to be present at tbe committee meeting, and tbe En gineer to report on tbe letter.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET

t April3,lßß3. Colonai Bank-d6s; bnyerc.ls36d; sellers, 16 j64 >.Z. Insurance—Buyers. 733 S.B Inanranoe—Sel err, 53s Auckland Gas- l uhm, £f 17j 01; tellers, £9 2s 6d J Queen or Beaut} —31s 9d, S3a 83: buy 3J0,32s 61; sellers, 31a Deep lis^el Gross—Buyers, 6<; sailers, 80 6d Prince lmierlal-61 , 60.); sellers, CIS Darts—Sailers, 8 < 6d Juet in Time—Sellers, Is 8d . JOBHPH NBWVTAN. Chairman.

THE GOVERNOR'S VISIT TO AUCKLAND.

| Ihe Steamer Detained,

The Hon. F, Whitaker icceivod the follow ing telegram from His Excellency the Uovernor at 2.30 this afternoon :—" Wel lington, April 3. Gale blowing. Start postponed. Will tell further particular?. Please inform all concerned.—(Signed) Governor."

ihU was handed to His Worship the ! Mayor (Mr J, M. Clark), who has requested mto give it publicity. The steamer can not now arrive ia time to permit of the reception taking place to-morrow, and it will probably be given od Thursday. Intimation will be given to-morrow evening as to what time His Excellency is likely to arrive,

Tho route of the procession on the Go vernor's arrival will be from the station along Queen, Grey, Pitt-streets, Karanga hape-road, Syrooods-street, O'Morke-street, Princes-street to Government House.

We presume it is needless to ask for tho public residing, or having places of business on the line of route to have the best dis play of bunting, etc.

(BY TSLKGRAPH.—PfIESS ASSOCIATION.]

WELLINGTON, this day. JN consequence of a heavy gale, the Go vernor did not start for Auckland this morning. He will probably leave at eleven o'clock to-nighi.

SPORTING.

(BY TELKGBAPH,—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

Taranatci Races.

ivEW P&YMOUTH, this day.

The first day of tho Jockey Club Tlaccs commouced to-day at noon, The weather was line, but there was only a moderate attendance.

MAIDEN PLATir,—Landseer, Bst 41b?, 1; Patience, Bst 2lbß, 2 ; Perearu, Sst 2lbs, 3. Satoria led for first half-mile, when Landseer and Pareara came away, with Patience going on them, and eventually taking the lead until the straight, when sue was collared by Landseer and Pare&ra, and a splendid race home ensued, the former gradually gaining, and coming in winner by a full length, the same distance separating second and third horses. 1 ime, 2minß. 52secs. Totalisator, 180, 40 being on the winner and 87 ou Pareara.

Jockey Club handicap, SOOsovs. 2 miles leonora (7st 121bs 1 Normanby (6st 121bs) 2 Handicap Stekplkchask. Christmas, list Slbs 1 heform, list lOlbs 2 Lightning, 9st lOlbs 3 Time, 7a>ins 3Jsecs,

Timaru Races.

TIMARU, Monday. Tbe following acceptances have been re ceived for the events at the S.C.J.C. meet ing on Thursday and Friday next: — Tbuku Cup.— Lady Kmma, 94; Tag man, 9st; Mina, 7»t 121bs; Gitana. 7't lib; t-ou'wester, 6it 61bs. Iho highest weight accpting being under 9st, the weight* have beeu raved 61bs all round GRAM) STAND Bubdlks.—Canard, list; Quatnoy, 104; Mokarakaraj 9st 3!bs; ady Perdita, 9431bs j Milo, 9st lib ; Ban bury, Bst lOlbs ; Melbourne, Bst 71hs. Fminq HANDlC^r.—Lady Emma, 9at; Luna, 84 21bs; Siesta, 84 21bs; Gitana, 7»t 3lba; Mi*s King Filly, 7at; Marchioness o ie), Gst Slbs. S.C.J.C. HANI ICAP. — Tasman, 9st ; Lady Emma, Bst 12lba; Luna, 7«t lllbs ; Gitana, 7st lllbs; Sou'wester, Gst 7lb«, The highest weight accepting being under 9st, the weights have been raised 41bs all round.

ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY.

The ordinary meeting o! this society was held this afternoon in the Museum Build ings. Present: Messrs, James Kussell tldent), Bull, Burtt, and Hobbs, Minutk?.—The minutes of the previous meeting were read and confirmed. Trout Ova. — The Secretary, Mr Cheeseman, announced the arrival of con signments of 10,000 brook trout ova, per City of New Yoik, from which 500 young lish had been hatched ; also two boxes ot same epecies, on Saturday, per Zealaudia, containing 12,000, of which 5000 are living. —After some discussion as to the disposi tion of the fish, it wa* resolved to leave the matter in the bauds of aeomtnitUe.

White Swans.—A long letter was ie« ceived from Mr John Brooks of Churchill, Waikaio, in-which Mr Brooks advocated the removal of any restrictions on the shooting of white swans ia river?, for rca* sons which the writer explained. —On the motion of Mr Bull, seconded by Mr Burtt, it was resoived to leave the question ovtr for another year, the secretary to write to that (fleet

Application.—Mr Le Sooty, of the Vic toria Acclimatisation Society, applied for a number of kiwis, by paying all expenses,— 1 he request was granted. Kanqkr —The appointment of Mr H, N. Macmuido as ranger of Waipu and neigh bouring distiicts was recommended by Mr Bull, and approved by the meeting, SiiooilNfJ UAME. —Mr Hobbs introduced this subject; a telegram from Wellington had been published to tbe effect that the shooting reason commenced on (he 20th March ; but this referred only to the Wel lington dist ict. Many persons, however, in the Auckland Province, had taken ad vantage of the apparent error, and bad made some good bdgs; he considered that some steps should be taken to prosecute in such cases. Evidence might easily be pro cured,—Mr Bull said he had spoken to Mr ihomson on the subject, and he had promised to see into it. —Mr Checseman was instructed to see Mr (superintendent Thomson on tbe subject. Accounts.—The current accounts were passed for payment.

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THE S.S, MANAPOURI. The following Is the passenger list of the s.s. Manapouri, which leaves this evening for Syd ney :—Mr and Mrs Melville, Mrs La Nauze,Mißß Chilcott, Mrs Hargreaves, Mrs and Miss Dunn, MUs Msnnlnß.Mra Dsrohy Ming Allan, jyir and Mn Sims, Me'ira Bankln, Barrows, Qoold, Soott, Groom. Ward Hardy; Hisrglfs. Icnran. Bashgord, Darchy, Dr. Robertson, Kirkcaldie Brg*. FeacooK, ururnmoi.d, LoidLennoz.Cspt, Morl«y.Messrsßoliiilon.Wa''ren,SteU,Barlcck, Bynold, OartEon, Lov«tt, Key and Mrs Brown, Men* j Baxter, James, Have, Mr and Mrs Jonec, Mr and Mrs Jacobs, Dr Campbell. Mr and Mrs Robinson. Mr and Mrs K»yo Mr aid Mrs Jenkins, Mies Cox, Hltßep Kayo, Mr and Mrs Wbitton, Mr and Mra C'inoliffo. Messrs Bor ipws, Jamteson, Oandnpy, ani'Mattsr Innoo, The brigantine Linda Weber, which -Jeff Eockhampton on February 2lßt, arrived in har bour, after a very stormy passage, late thfg afternoon. The barque Northern Star- sailed for Noumea this afternoon.



\ UOKLAND CHORAL SOUIBTY. Performing members an requested to bring With thorn to to-night's rehearsal copies ot " Moses In Egypt," as well so ot " Paradise and the Perl." Members ot the Orchestra are re 4nested to ait and. H. GILFILLAN, Jojr, Volunteer Notices. y\ISTRICT ORDERS, MUitla Office Auoklaud, 3rd April, 1883. The Officer Commanding the Dlstiiotnotlflea that His Bxcellenoy the Governor wilt arrive in AnokUnd by train at or about < p.m. TO MOK BOW { Wednesday), the 4th Instant; and. in ao cordanoo with the above, dlreots that a Parade Of the Volunteer Curpa in Auckland will take ' place at the Diill-shed at S P.m. TOMopoW ' (Wednesday), and prooeed to the AuqKiand I Kanway Station to take part in the Uemrinstra- Mod. Offloere and Membtrs must a pear in the Fall Dreas Unform of their Corps, wi h Arms and Accoutrements. The Garrison Band win also Parade at the same honr. The whole of the •* a" Battery, New l?ea. land Regiment of Artillery, will Assemble at ihe hour for Parade, and be prepared to Ore a Halute on arrival ot His Kzoellenoy the Governor. ED WITHBRB, Major. Commanding Auckland Volunteer DlsttJoN A UCKLAND NAVAI, ARTILLERY, The members of the above Corps will Muster at the Drill-Bhedat 3 o'ploclc TQ-MQBRQW Afternoon with arms and accoutrements, uni form ; White jumpers, blue trousers, and straty hats.' 'By Order of Captajn Cornmandjnff, ■'■-■ ' x STANLEY. . ' Secretary A.N, A.



IVEW ZE4LAND KEUIMENT OF £% ABTILLSRY, A BATTBhY, - The Membarscf the above Battery aio requested to assemble at the J)rUl-shed TU-MOBROW (Wtdnoßilay», the lib Jnat,, at 3 p.m., for the pur pose o( Firing a taxti on the arrival of His Ex cellency the Governor Uniform: Full Ureas, Bjorcie-. FBHD. J. KO9ER?, Hon. Bep, DTIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR Will hold an v : UNDRESS LEVEE, At Government House, Auckland, On FRIDAY, the 6th April instant, at 2 p.m. Gentlemen attending the Levee are requested to bring two visiting cards with them, their names distinctly written or printed thereon. By His Excellency's command. CHARLES V. ECOLE3, A.D.C., Major Riflo Brigade.



fuy ANTED, a Governess.—Mrs K. Udy Vi Monnt JHdop. \\i ANTKD, a General Servant.—Apph » » Mrs Hallett (opposite Bishop's Court) Parnell. . WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply Mr Hoffey'a Bo»rding House, nexc tc tin Governor Brown Hotel, Hobson-atreot. _ ANTEu, good General Servant.— Apply to Mrs W. Palmer. Plttmreer. W" ANTBD, General Servant. -Apply Mrs Farrelie. Manukaurcad, new marked'. - \i, AiN TED, good General Servant; also, W respectable Girl of about U years o£ age.-R. 0. Uarr (B. Tonka, Brunswiok Mart). ' »» ANTED, a Ueneral servant ror a ** small family; references required.— Apply to Mrs KuKioßtni, Welletjloy-streat West, two aoora below Hobion-Ureet. __ iiA ANTED, a good General Servant,— V* Apply Suffolk Hotel. WANTED, a respectable female Ser vant — »pply to Mrs Hazard. Ne'son street, 4 doora from Vloiorla street. WANTED, good Servant Girl, princi pal'yfor Cooking, for tho Market Hotel. \j_v ANT&D, Young Girl as nurse ; resi- V» dimt at North ahore preferred Apply to Mrs ChurtOD, - - r AN • ED, Young Girl about 14 or 15, W to make hersolt ussfni.—Apply to Mrs Q,. borne, little above Kngllsh ohnroh. Kemuera. WANTED, on active tidy Girl,"l 3or 14.—For address, apply to Mr Wick ham, Grocer, Hobson street. WANTED, Steady Girl for housework. Apply to Mra V. Murphy, Karaußahapo rn«d Newiop. WAM TED, a respectable Young Woman as barmaid for a hotel at Gisborne.— Apply T. Macky. Fort-street. WAJNTED, by a respectable Woman, Offices to Clean.-Apply H.A., Stab OfUCO. . - ■..,■'. ~-!■,. , -, i .■ ■■■■■~- >. :■'•' WANTED, Several good Dressmakers, -Milne fcChoyce. WANTED, a first-dlasa Machinist,— Milne & Choyce.' WANTED, 4 Apprentices; wages given after the flrni 6 mumbii,— Apply Mrs Short, Drojßmakor, M unt Kden Koad. \»J ANTED, Apprentices to the Dress- V t making.—Dunne, Hall, and Co., Queon street. _ \\l & N i ED, 2 Assistant Dressmakers, at t r "the Temple of Fashldn, Newmarket. WANTED, by a young woman, a Situa tion as barmaid; not experienced — Apply by letter to TM., qtak oflloo.. ■ ■. - ANTED, a KespectaMe Boy with references to make himself OBef «1 In a shop.— Apply to T. Adam, Bootmaker, Kyber Pass Road. . : • WANTED, a useful Boy, to live in the house; also, a Man to Garden one or two days in tho week.—Apply Fir Grove, Con quest Place. , ANTED, a Strong Lud for delivkiog paraola—Apply to Gurllok and Cran wall, Qnoen-atreet. W ; aN<Eu, a Hoy or Youth handy at painting or using carpenters' tools, or one who has had practice at French polishing,— Apply ofllco of this paper. I ANTtD, a ltespoctable Youth.— Apply. O. Canning. Qqaen-Btieet. WANTED, a Good Painter.- W. Urins. con. opposite t. Matthew's Choroh, HoMon-street. |_ \JC ANTED, a Blacksmith for the V I oountry; must be a good Bhoer.-Apply to Mr Ooloaißa. at jr. Porter and: Co.'a, Iron mongeia. \\T ANTED, an active Kiln-man,—Apply -Ti* Mechanic's Bay Brickyard;" or office, Quoon-street. WANTED, two men used to Biick maliinn — Apply to J. Archibald, New Lynn Brickworks. WAi^TKi' a Baker as first hand) a knowledge of small goods necessary.— John MoNolll, Nowmarkot. W~~" ANJ'kD, good General or Harness Hand.-ilcnry Drace and Co. (Limited), High-street. ANTED, a Mau to make himself Bonerally useful.—Apply Paclflo Hotel, Queon-streot. ______-_i— WANTED, a clean, steady young niau tor the Butchoriui?, ono tbnt o»u laughter profened.—r. Ueditor, Kt bet Fats WANtB*D r(smmediatcly) ( a Shußhtor. man.—Apply to * lnheranrt Co (Umltud). WANiED, an Iron Moulder; also, a Striker. — Apply to C. Hawkoswood, Staffordshire Iron Works. Hobsou streot. **; ANTED, two Handy Labourers V T ' nonnatorafd to hfttidlo timber en build ing .—Mono- and Low, at da'gool'i, Viotona- Btreet. \\J ANTBD,.MuBic Pnpilf>. One guinea » » per quarter. Daily practice arranged. Is Lessons.—Mrs Welch, 161, Grey-street. \«/ ANTKD, a motherly person to adopt a V ? healthy little Baby Girl. 2J months old.- Apply at once to No. 29, Elliott-Btroot. ni ANTED, a Situation as Carpenter on a gaut'etnon'a >Biate or station, liiu d<i brloliwoik. and make hlra»«lf eenerallr- useful — Jamea Maclndoe, N«wion Kond, \kf .'■ NT t.L>, Employment o£ »uy kind, II hi a pober. Indnstrions married Man; h«i« soirjß koow'edpjo ,of tho g.oosry and pro vision trado; Uto arrival,— idem st Henry, Star vffloe. ..... : ■. . ■■■■-~- -» - j WANTEu, bycoofideotiul middle-aged man. Employment (any kind); can give security.—Address J.R., this oiflce. • ,'j WANTED, by young man, Board and Residence. — State terms to Maltby, Star Office. _ ■tA/ AttTKD, two respectable Working » » Mon Boarders (sinjflo roomB), 18s, wash. inginelnded.- Apply Mr \\ hito, Victoria-street West (corner of Dock-street). «* ANTED, two or three sober, go-d VI Boarders in a private family; no ohild ren. WorklDg men preferred. Apply Stab office. il/ANTED, a' ODCCi a 00^ Dairy of V T Fresh HutW and Kbtro. to ba delir<-rod on Tuf sflayß. if possible, at H. Nell's Cash Store, n araptfohup" Kfnnn, Nawtoi. \\. ANTED, a Rood Set of Officers and » ' Members Hegalia for a Good Templar Ixdtte at ouoc—dtata torms, uic, aud sddreus repiy to " Boz," Utah Ofßce. VA7 ANTED the Ladies to Know that VY Mon-o and Mlllluan, Hooson-Btreet have secured the services ot a first oloss Mil liner, and are low prepared to supph milliner/ In all lta brtnohea on the nhortest notice. Vl/ANTED, Merchants and Trades v t peopls to render their Accounts against the Auckland Club, to Slut nit,, without delay.— W. Flood, tjooretary. _ WA N T B D.- Hosiery I Hosiery! — Men's, Women's, Boys', Girls', and Children's, just operfedat Robsons Melbourne House, Ponsonby, %»/ *NTEU.-The best stock of Winter V» Hosery In Ponaonby is to' bo found at Robacn's Melbourne House. Como and see them. _^_^_________.^______ — Wanted to 'tell,- very TT cheap, 1 ton of Quinoei. 21 )b 7 lbs for Is; Large Cooking Appier, Slbs for 1r : Lot tf 0:d Gbeeee, Id Ib. 41bs for Is; Unioss, 3d 1", Vlba for Is; Glaus'Custard Ones, only 6d; about 400 Knsraved Glass Ju««, will bo sold at oost prloo to olear them out, only 6d aaoh; Wine OUasoa, ÜBd doz; Krr Cups, 1b 8d d'z; Lot o Ploturea, Sd and 6d each; 300 boxen Peoß, 6d box, Id 6d dots; Penholderß, la 6d gros*. 2 gross la 6d. For Two Weeks Only.— a. W*XXci, Pitt-strcot. Ist March. \\J ANTED TO SELL, First-rate Bakini? * » Cart.—Apply sharp to " Bakor," Stab office. , ANTttD to Sell, Snug Lutle Husinets in best part of Queen -street. Principals only dealt with,—Apply Principal, P. 0., Auok land, WAN TED TO LET, Samplo Booms and Office*. Premlaes lately occupied by lasao Phillips. 172. Qqauu.Bteot. .... ANTtsD to Kent, a good House of r ,t2 rooms with garden. Btable. &o, in the loca'itlei of Remnera or KUorelle; or, a Fur nished Bouse of 7 or 8 rooms In el.hnr ot >ha aboya localities.—Apply to J. M, & J. Mawbrar, I and Agents, Queen-street. ANTE!'"KNOWN -Piano for Sale, one of Rnbinsteln's.—Apply Stab office, VV aNTED K^OWN—It you want to i * see the latest Fashion (antumn and Winter, 1383); have a glance at Macro and MUllaan'BTallotlng Window, In Hobson-etreet, WANTED KNOWN — That Tester if aranKabapa Road, will continue io Bull Drapery at coat price for a fortnight longer. WANTED KNOWN.—GOING HO MB, As I am about to undertake a business tou? to Great Britain and the Continent of Europe, and being an exper'enped traveller, I'l1 'I have deolded to undertake and |ransaot all kinds of commission bustaeea that moy be entrusted tp me, suoh as Negotiating Agonolea, Loans on Vlrst-olus Seourlty. Safely Deliver Parcels of Goods plaosd under my oare, or Purchase on.y Goods, to assist those who wish their friends to come to tho colony, by giving l&fcrmatlon as to our colonial requlrempnts. &o. Having b'oen engaged during the pubc three ypara as a tra veller, end dnrlng that lime vlulted nearly all pait) of New Zealand, I find the Qry Is ovs?y wbere. "We oannot get fama'e servants.' 4 Seeing tbio, »nrt at the urgent request of a number of friends, I shall, while at home, make a.rrarjgomentß |for ijae engagement of suitable asrvantß, and will see to use all poealble oara in their selection. The best references as to tsnstworthiness oan bo produced If required. For farther tmrtloalars apply at my Ofßos, Colonial Bank Building*, Qaeon-streetj Auok land, before Tuesday.^Oth April, K. SANDO. Wanted, respectable men with a little oapital to join me in taking up 100,000 (One Hundred Thorjgm*) Acres, of very uood Agricultural Land in the North Island, to bo subdivided Into suitable Farms, purobasers to be asroolat«d as a " Farmers) Co-operative Land and Settlement AeacoUtion "—X, SaND'J. \a^A«TED KNOWN—Charles Kelsey » ™ aDd On. have jnst reelved. In newest drs'gns, aoholoe assortment of Silver Jewellery* oil wnaranteed. They keep iio Imitation Sliver. -Char'ea Kelt'ey and Co., two doors below MorrinV. Ironmoi gers.



Wantea. ANTED NOTICED — Lillywhite'f Olabrated Crloketlng Annual for 1883, i just Now cut. to be had now in any quantities . at the Old, Old Offlje. Upj,er i-ainell.-W, < X B*dler. &c, fco ____^ I ,v*NT£D KNOWN, that Mrs T. !"* Jonas will open, oa Tharaday, Maroh ! 15th. the new shop ot Mr Walket'a. Butcher. In ' Karangahapa Road (next to the Greengrocer a), I with an entirely new atook of Betid, Baby . Linen, Ladlea Undarolothlng and Drapery ' Goods. N.8.-AU Koodu wile be Bold at the lowest possible prlos for oaah.-Enrangahape Road. Anokland. WANTED KNOWN—it cannot be too widely known-that Chsrlea Kolsey and Co. k'op no imitation silver Jewelry what ever, tbe whole of tueir large nnd oboloe aaaort m»nt b«lng Heal t liver, whioh they guarantee .— Charles Eelsay and Co.. two ooor* below Morrln'a, Ironmongere. ANTED Known—and well knownT— Mosley'a Hosiery, Brettle'a Hosiery, Leicester Hosiery, at Robson'a Melbourne House, Ponsonby. \*7 ANTfcD ttaUWH—UHKAP TIM n hkbl Obbap TiMßaul And all other kinds of HnildlDß Materials, can b« pnrohaaed cheaper »nd better than anywhere else at the Yarda of D. Goldih, Albert-street, There being no mnuufaotory tot Joiners' Timber on the pre mlaoa, the onaiomer has an additional oppor tunity of netting superior timber. Whoelrlghlt' Mftterlala alwasa in stock. **; A N T E D KNOWN- A. O. STEPHEN SON, draper. nbswton, " ' Hab Jubt Opbned Up NEW VIELVETSKN3, apooUl value, 1,9 y»rd NKW 3ATINS. 1/9,2 6, to 5/6 yard NEW SILKS, aplendld Lyons, 1/6 yard NEW HOBISRY. JJd upwards NKW DOLMANS, well trimmed, 35/ NEW UL3T888.3/6 to3s' eaoh NEW JACKKT3. aulendid value, at 7/8 NKW UNDBRCLOrHING.aII styles and prices NEW HITS, In Straw, Ko, 01 upwards NKW FKATHKRB,I/8 to 31/ eaob NEw FLOWERS, Hi to 3/6 eaoh NEW TAPEBTRY OAKPKTB. 8 0 per y»rd NEW LONG LAOS CURTAINS. /9J, 1/, 1/3 and 1/8 per yard NBW SHORT CURTAINS, Hi to 1/ per yard NEW FLANNELS, 35 pieoae. /7J to 2/6 per yard NEW BLANKKTB, tuU size, All Wool, 18/6 :f.-i'i' ::pMP»ir ■ NSW CLOTHING, in great variety. DKEBBMAKING AND MILLINERY ON TBS PRKMIBHP. A. O. STEP BENSON, ■ .' KARANGAHAPK ROAD. MARK. S, KEMUERA. Wanted, a Tenor tor St. Mark's Church, Reroner*. t, good voloe, a good reader, and a fainillurlty withChnrob Sorvioe lnoi»penaable. Teatlmoolals will be required. An efficient ap plicant will reoeiro liberal treatment.—For terms and autles, apply to the urftaaUt of tho Church. fjO BUTCHEKS. - Wanted, a smart; 1 young Man accustomed to tha trade. ■Applyto Ha-chlnaon. Batcher, Vlotorla-nraaet. ir\O THE BoOT TuADE.—Wauted, J good Benoh Hand; also Boya feir dosing. —Apply Now Zealand Boot Faotory, Grey street. < /TpO PRINTERS.-Wanted, a Composi * tor, for a weekly paper; good Turnover proferrod. Permanenoy to gooa hand.—Apply F. Mackenzie, "Northern Luminary," Kawa kawa, at Viotoria Hotel, Auokland. P~UPiL TErtCdttK Required in Ladies' School.—Address " Teaoher/^STAR offlco. RKBPEr,TABLEI>erBon residinß in a healthy part of Parnell would be glad to tnko ohargo of a little Boy or Girl attending JohooL—Apply by letter to F.C.W.. Star office, A "RESPECTABLE LADY wishes" to Adopt Immediately a B%bj Girl, about a month old. -Apply for addreaß 'o Htab Offlo>, ALaDY of some experience wiabot to obtain a Situation an Hoaaekoeper; would cgt object to take the entire charge of young children; roff reuoea exchanged. — Address rA.W."PoatOrnoj. WellinKton. GoodBOU,B Arcade. o §8 GOOD SON'S 000 ~ BON.S 11 UCi ,-:■■< ■ r^ ■■■■ ' mm j O N D O N LONDON ARCADE ARCADE. Tho aooldont to our verandah has deprived us for tho time bolng of tho display In four of our windows, but the Arcado stalls remain tho same, and, according to our usual custom, wo most cordially invite inspeo tion of our goods, irrospecuvo Of any purchaso Doing mado, ana hopo our friends will not ■ hesitate to look around within though deprived of tho usual facilities without, by tho sorlous accident we have sustained, o o OO OO 00 00 BO- OD HOOD SON'S. r*OOD SON'S. Ltood ~ son's. VTooD r sonu com coco OO QO - - ■-%* *** Money ONKY TO LEND ON PERSONAL SECURITY. Porsons borrowing £5 receive M 10s Poraons borrowing £10 reocive B9 Poraona borrowing £20 recelvo £18 Persons borrowing £60 receive £45 Repayable in Weekly or Monthly Instalmonta. Bills discounted daily. Strictest socrcoy. 10NDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT COM ?ANY, High-street (2 doors from Vulcan Lane). .» I |L XO £10,000 LENT on Building W l" jßooli'ty prlnclplea. or on other *rma to buH boiro»e'i<. Allotments bouaht md Honßrs built on weekly payment Bjßtsro. MortgaKea and loans iifsatliloa. Uee t.latof Properties for Bile on 4th naxe. Six per oant illowod on money depoal*od (or Inveatment — j Wili.ljiM'-om, Laud, X state, and Financial Kn6u and Valuator,' B.Vnloan Lone. ArtOT° LEND on FREEHOLD JjIU,WU BECUBITY-Apply WINQATK, BURNH & CO., Fort-ftceot. A LARGE Sum of Money to Lend on A. gcad Frohold Seonrity, at lowost rate of ntoraat.—O. Alokla, General , Commlailon igent, Blgh-Btteet. •■" '•'•■ ' ' ' ■ '• tioara ana «sßiaeac«. UABD AND-, RESIDENCE.-Mrs, Bdward Wllllama begs to Inform her rlonds and the publio that oho has opened a Private Boarding Home at 72 Urey-street. Jingle and Double Bedrooms, and every icoommodation for vlaltors. Two mjnutea walk from Quecns'.reet. -Terms moderate. COT I A HOTEL, HOB3ON STBKHT. BoutT&nd Lodging...;..-20a per Week. Board and Lodglrg.. ..per Day. 4b. piovisrnor bkowne hotel, Ljt hobson-strbe?. 3oahd and LopQiKoi SOs. per Week, JiNQLB Room 25e. per Week. Medicql. F^B J3a|£lNG PqWDEJII PAR BXOBLLANCB j^.irKlN'3 gAKING J^OWDKR, " Ta* Most HposroJuoAt." ''YIKLpa MORK YHA9T GA9." PYRE MATERrAt. ONLY, Sot Mixed Biop.FLOvn or Alum. Is TIN 3at 1,6 *bd 2/«. Spaout, Price: Who^esaw,, Addio s "THE PHARMACY QUKKN-BTREET. YOU can Stop the very worst kind of Toothache by n-lng Marabah's Odontalgl ion. Is,—O. W. Goo son, London Arcade. r|iHE ECLECTIC PHARMACY, rhe acme of elegant Medical Establishments. roP Ot OBKYSTMBICT.CORNBHOf HITT-BIbUTi CHAKLES BUTCHER. SUAKLANDS CHEKKY PKCTOKAL, Absnlutely the beet remafly ever made for COUiiHB, HR'.»NOHITIa. AND CULDB. PrlOß. 3a 61 and Is 61 a Bottle. BHAR^AND fc CO.. opposite P.Bt-pfflce. 1 \OCTOR ARNOLD'S PBNNYROY*L \J AND STEEL PILLS.-The most popular medicine of the day. Price, 2s 6d a box.—Colo- ; nial Agents: Shar&and & Co., opposite the P st|Offlce.



I To lieti j rpO LET, Comfortable Home (furnishei j * or unfnrnlebed); large dining and draw j Icg-raoms, lix bedraotna. &o.; 'Our aorea > land. C'o«b to to*n.—Ai/p)y J. M. and J * Mowbray, Queen suee^ rro Li&T, seven-roomed House; stabli A and paddook, pretty garden surroundec with ornamental treea, situate Vallei Road.- Apply K. Nutting, Mimnt Rostill Road. ilj'O LbT. In Collingwood - street, ( i ' Roomed House: water andeas; rent, 12s week. — Apply to W, Bacon, West - street Newton. !iO LBT, a 5-roomed House, College' Road ; olbo a 4 roomed; rent, 10j.— ipply Mr Nightingale, Co lego Road. rfflO LET, in Karangahape Road, Shop i. and Dwelling - honsa, with plate glass windows At present occupied by A. R. Ijadd, Cabinetmaker, snd aojoluloK StephenßOD, Dra per.—A. o. atephensin. Newton. f[no LET, a house oi seven rooms ; good l garden, wat»r laid in, and good well.- Jomes Rtild, Kdan Terrace. r t~\O LET, a New Six-roomed House; ° situated In Grafton Road.—Apply to O Alokeu, General Commission Agent, Hish atreet. J" O i ET, in Bond-street, Arch bill, Groat North Road, mx-roomed Home (new), two register gratea and kitohen tank well, and vai, to a good tenant (cheap .—Adolv Mrs Moll Surrey BUI Store. PP y O LET, a 5-roomed House (gas and water), 6 minutes' walk from Qac.in-utreot. Rent, 10d 6d.-T. W. Heath's Store, Oharlotte street. ft ew North Road (by Riding achool). '|1O LET, a JNew Four-roomed Cottage I and foullery, ClaranOß-strejt. Poneonby. Kcquire next door. fBIO LET, In Hobson-street, a new Shop. • Two windows, five rooms, counter and other fittings.—H. J. R'ordan, Hobson-street. rpo LET, superior Apartments, furnished I or unfurnished, with or without attend ance.—Particulara Star Office. 'B\O LET, 4-room Cottage, porch at the I book; water laid on; olcae to iTllerslle Station-Apply to Mr Ueynell, Post Olßoe, Elletale. r|>O LET, Stables. — Enquire Osborue 1 House. Hobson-Btreet, oppoatte St. Mat »ibw'b fhnroh. ■ » <U LIST, in Angleaea-street, a House 6 " room?; water laid on. Rent moderate.— Apply H. MoNaughtOfl, Viotorla-fltreet. ' a\O LBT, House at present occupied by ' J. Churton at North Shore. Seven rooms, half aore land, uood sltuatloD.— apply on pre mises, or to J. O. Sharland and Co, Shortland atreet. rr\O L&T, those very desirable and cen-. I trally situated Premises now in occupation of Measrs B. Gittos & Sons (who nro removing opposite), Wyndhara street, juat at junction of Queen-stroot.—Full particulars from D. F, Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. 'I O LET (KeiEuera)-To Let, Dwelling I House and 0 Acres, Victoria Road, Remnera, next below residence of D. B. Cruiok uhank, Esq., and at present occupied by Mr Denis Kelly. The property is very pleasantly situated. House contains 6 rooms and out buildings.—D. F, Kvana, Land Agent, Queen street VTEW HOUSE to Let, oeven rooms, i.H half-aore volcanic soil, extensive view, near *bu« aland; rent 18a.—J. Prince, Viotorltt atreet. TWO ROOMS to Let. — Apply Mrs Walah, Lower Nolson-Btioot (1 uoora from Welllngton-Btreet). MOU*T ALBERT.-To Let, a Two roomed Cottage; good well.—J. GUmore, Mount Albert. <- ORTHCOTE.-To Let, furnished, a ooinfortabl* 8-roomed Honsa, olraa to wharf. Stokes' Point.-Apply to Joaltn Martin, Market Pqaare. Anokland. V 4 ODNT ROBKILL KOAD. — New '' Fevan-roomed House, with large stone ulntern, and every convenience,— Knquiro Post offloe, Mount RobrlU Road. Meetings. m -fk) EWTON LODGE OP MARK tJf\Al?l MABTKRMASONS, N0.880.K0. TUf-The regular Monthly Meeting will ba rv\htld This KVKNINO, In tho Lodge room, Maannio Hnll.Karunitahapo Road, it 7.30 pm, preolaoly, Vlnltlng Mnrk Brethren ire invited to attend —By command ot the W.M, w. J, BhOA'N, Seoretary. 4 UCICI4AND SONDaY-SCUOOL A. UNION. THE ANNUAL PUBLIC MEKTISG WHili BK HELD FHIS EVENING, APRIL 3RD, 1883, IN 3T. JAMES'S HALL, WELLINGTON-. STREET. TEA AT 6.30 P.M, Fhe .After Meeting, to commence at 7.30 o'clock, will be presided over by J. C. FIRTH, KS&, PRKSIDENT OF TH.E Mid will bo addressed by jtbe following minia «ras-RKVS. GUY. HILL, MACFARLANE, AND SPURGEON. In important feature of tho meeting will be tho Distribution ot Prizes to the success ful candidates at the recent Scrip ture Examination. SELECTIONS OF MUSIC Will bo rendered duringthe ovening by DHE CHOIR OF THE BEipSFORD-STREET CHURCH. rho Committee earnestly doairo tho attendance of the Teachers and aouior Soholara of all Schools In connection with the Union, as well as of any who are interested in Sunday school work, Tickets for tho Tea. Is 8d each, may bo had of ho Secretaries of Schools, and at the Auckland Sunday-achool Union Depot. Gtymnasium (JAHN CLUB, PARNKLL HALL). A General Meeting of the Membou of the kbove Club will be held In tho Parnell Hall on WKDNKSDAY, 4TH iPHIU ATB P.M. Business : Election ot offlcera, jco,, for eneulng year. Members are requested to be In attendance, md bring with them intending members for .sUotand enrolment. ft & GBKMON# Hod, Secretary, 4 CONFERENCE in connection with tha AUCKLAND t> RK«BY ERY will m bold In St. James's Hall on WEDNBPDAY, ih April, at 7.30 p.m. Snbjoot: "The Unties of arenta in relation to Saobath BohoolB." All ire cordlal'y Invited. rr A.CB. SjOCIETY.— .D. JDVBNUB CONTINOtNT.— The Meeting of the above which was to take plaoa on Wednesday, 4tb, has bf on Postponed till THURSUAY, 6tb. A full attendance ot Members Is re quested. Business:-Distribution ot ?rl3es won St. Patrlok'a Day.- P. O'SANB.Seo. a UCKLAND COUKSIN« CLUB. A Boeolal Meeting of the Club will be heia on FRIDAY, the 6'h lnat., at 7,30 p.m Important. IU Owners ot Greyhouooß are esceolatly re< nested to »««ng-HARLK9 WALNUTT. Hop, "eoretary. CJalilnetinakera. TAMES REID AND SO?, Seg to call tho attention and careful considera tion ot those about to Furnish to tho Very BaVOURABIB PRIOESOf ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE, laving introduced Steam Power, th,ey are pro* sared to supply all work Cheaper than any ither house In towu. JAMES R^ID & SON, . Furniture Emporium, HOBSON-STREKT (2nd Shop from Viotorift-at fi LITTLE, OABINBTUAKKR, UPHOLBTERBR, AND UNDERTAKER (LiTE Or VICTORIA BTKCBT), uforraa his oqatomere pad. tho general publio Ujat he has REMOVED to more suitable and commodious premises In HOB3ON-8TRBBT; Third Shop from Cook street (west side). f, * H. Cook c, U AHD 46, VIOTOEIA-STBKBT, 3eg to draw the attention ot Ladies and Gentle men furnishing to their jABGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK or ■pURNITURE, lomprlsdng Drawing and.Dining-room Suites, ion and Wood Bedsteads, Wardrobes with ' ss panels. Sideboards, Cheffonlers, Hall fables and Hatstands, Office Tables, Chimney ' md Toilet Glasses, Dining Tables, Cane Chain , n great Tarlety, Toiletwara, Drawers, Waßh it ds, &0,, &o. riARPETS, ncludinpt Brussels, Tapestry, Baddermlnster, md Felt Carpets, Hearthrugs, Coir and China liattings, Stair Carpets, Linoleum, Floorcloth, ~>oor Mats Wool Mats, Bed-rcom Rugs, See. "OEDDING )f all kinds and of the beat quality. Hair, Wool, flock, Coooa Fibre, and Flax Mattresses. Spring Mattresses, inoluding the Paten Wire Wove Vlattress :Feather Beds, Bolstera, and Pillows; Sapok Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, and Pal asses. T. & H. COnKE, i « and 46, victoria-street. [Faotory, Elliott-street.]



i For Bale. j ——____ .________— } IfOR IMMEDIATE SALE (a bargain |M? House of 7 rooms, fitted with registe grate, colonial ovon, good well, and three allo i nients, each 33 x 99. Must be sold at once. * I bargain. Price, only «190.—D. P. Kvans, Eatat i Agent, Queen-street. (746) j'EpUR IMMEDIATE SALE—Stones j r Point, Northcote-A Splendid Come I Allotment, main road, abont one mile Iron wharf, with a frontage of 200 ft to Great Nortl 1 Road. Price only £150. Must be sold at once I A great bargain.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent j Queen-street. IjpOß ABSOLUTE SALE ] GRAND VILLA SITES. Healthy Aspect. Magnificent View. All those splendid Freehold Villa Sites, situate next the residence of Judge Munro, St. George's Bay Road, Parnell, having each a frontage of 55ft by 200 ft deep, with a splendid north-easterly slope. The position is first-class, the aspect i cannot be beaten, with a view unsurpassed. In fact, these are, without exception, the only Choice Villa Sites in this rapidly-rising and aristocratic suburb; and the vendor has dis played his interest in this district by catting up his property into such large allotments, besides1 whioh he offers such exceptionally easy terms, viz., one quarter cash; balance can stand at six (6rper cent. Plans and all particulars at office of D. F. EVANS, (770) Estate Agent. Queen-street. CHEAP fj»OWIi ifEED. HK A P JUOWL FKED. Must be Cleared Immediately. 350 SACKS WHEAT AND MAIZE1, AT 9s. TO 12s. per SACK (sacks included). C/OUPLAND AND O O f , QUEEN-STBEET. Tenders. TT\ Q B U 1 L 1) X X S. The TIME for Receiving Tenders for Altera tions and Additions to the Thames Hotel, is EXTENDED to Noon on WEDNESDAY, the 11th instant. Pinna, &c at our Offices, Queen-etreet. BDWAKD MaHONKY & SON, - Arohit»ots. rp O BUILDBKB. Tenders for the Erection of Shops and Dwell ing on the site of the late fire, Onehunga, will be received up till 3 o'clock on SATURDAY, 7th instant. Plans and specifications to be seen at J. Robb's Cabinet and Upholstery Ware house, Queen-street, Onehunga. m O BUILDERS, Tenders will be received until Noon of TUES DAY, April 10th, for Alterations and Additions to Villa at Lake Takapuna. EDWARD BARTLKY. Arohiteot rTi o 1$ 6 I Z l) & A a. Tenders will be received until coon of WKD NKBDAY April 11, for Alterations snd Addi tions to Masonio Hoi el. Oevonport, BDWaRD BaKTLKY, Arohiteot. WRITTEN Tenders will be received by tho undersigned till MONDAY, the 9th April, for the purchase of about 11 tons Bono Dust per month, manufactured by the Auckland Tallow and Manure Mg. Co. Tenderers to find their own bags, and state when they will take delivery at the works, or in Auokland, Samples to he seen at the Office of the Com pauy. fort-street. G , HULMEi .»:& Direotor, rriENDEhS are invited for the Purchase JL of the 8.8. LUy. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. S.s, Lily built Nov., 1872, of wood; engine, high - pressure, non oondenßing, 7-inch stroke, 12 h,p.: consumption of coal, small; state of boiler, good; has Govern ment certificate to carry 103 passengers; cargo apace for about 25 to 30 tons; speed, about 7 Knots; mean draught of water, about 4ft 6 in. WILLIAM LODDER, Manager. Kaipara S.S. Company, Queen-street Licensing Notices. PROHIBITION UND«R THE LICEN. SING ACT, 1881. To. aU Licenced Fenona in the Provincial L latrlot ot Auokland. WHEBE IS it has this day beea made to appear to us. the undoralgned, In Open < ourt, that a person known by tbe name of Henry Pbbkinbos. now or lately residing at wnau uarel. and by cooupation a Bushman, by ex oosblvo drinking of Intoxicating liquor, mis- Bpenda, wastes, and lessens his eatata, greatly hjurea his health, endangers or interrupts tha peace and happiness of h<s family, ye. 1 thaunderslgee), FORBID YOG.thesald Ucen jed Persons. iv tfEi.LttaesaM Hehry P«rkiw son any intoxicating liquor for the stace of ONE V UK from tha date hereof. Given under our h,&ndi>, this third day ot April, 1833. at Auokland, in the Colony ot New Zealand. FREDERICK L. PRIME, J.P., H. BRETT, J.P., Two Of Her Mitjtsty's Justices oJ the Paid for the Oolony of New Zealand. Amusements. HE KAIL WAY EMPLOYEES CONCERT ASD BALL In the Choral Hall On FRIDAY, 30th APRir, In aid ot the Widow and Children of the late John Habsbavbs. asloctlons by the Hallway Band, Boloa, Glees, and Qnsttetces by leading popular voices. DOHOVAN, Auckland L^ht • Weight Champion, will open a Boxing 3»l0On in Mr Brlerly'a Hall, opposite Prince »f Wales Hot.-l. on WEDNESDAYS and 3ATUKDIYB. fron 730 to 10 p,m. To oom menoeTC-MORKOSV taelthi£B<. Admission, la. ._^_ EDONUVAN, Champion Light • Weight of Auckland, will open tbe UUnuhu Public Hal on i HUR-*DAY. the sth April, and at Newmarket oo FRIDAY, the Oih it April, for tha $ .rpoae ot leaching Boxing. ,„ Corporation Notices, ifp, fJITY OF AUCKLAND^ ARRIVAL OF HIS HXOKLLKNCSr THE ; aoVHRNOR. I His Worship the Mayor desires It to be noti fied tor publio Information, that Hla Excellency the Governor is expected to arrive at the Auckland Railway Station at about i p,m. to morrow, WEDNESDAY, afternoon, when the f oltltens are invlteft to take part In tbe reoep Hon. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk, Town Clerk's Offloe. April Brd, 1883. QITY OF AU CX LAN D. AUariOSEttHb' LICENSES. Notice Is hereby given that the above Licensee, aspiring on the 15ch lost, will require to be renewed on or before that date. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk, Town Clerk's Office, April 3.1883, Coursing a UCKLAND COURSING CLUB. FIRST MEETING FOR SEASON TO HE RUN OFF ON AeKIU THB 18th, 1833. MKMBKRB" BTAKB.—An unUmited number of all-aged Greyhounds, for a Sweepstake ot Two Guineas eaoh; for Members ot the Club and their Doga only. Boga to be entered with the Secretary, at the \lbert Hotel, on or before 7.30 o'clock p,m., on ! PKIUAY, the 13th of April, when a General Meeting if the*Bubseribora will be held, and a Judge and Slipper elected. Draw to ta*o place at 3 o'clock on the evening >f the 17th of April, at the Albert Hotel. First Brace of Dogs to be in Sllpa at 9.30 a.m. )n the 18th of April, at the Papato.tol Station. The Meeiinu to be run under the Auckland Coursing Uluo Rules, whioh are the National; fcvulep. - ! If the entry Is eufflolent to justify it, tha ; Stakes will bo divided between the First Riant I Uok», in the following proportion :—lst Dog;, 40 per oem.; 2nd log, 20 psr o»nt ; 3rd and 4iti Dogs, 10 per oect. each: and Four Dokb «inn ing Two Conrses eaob, 5 per cent. eaoh. In case of abort entry, the "take will apportioned by percentage between Four Dogs., Any Member known to Course over the lands at Panatoitci now promised for the rnon- Ing off ot ttie Meeting, with his own or any otaer Doge, will be Di-queiifled from entering or running a, Cok at the Meeting. Pabiio Notloe is given that tw fflnb have ao- Quired the eiolußUa right to kill Harts oa tha property of Mr 'I homoa Wylie. All trespa s jra In the pursuit of Hares will ba prosecuted. CHARLES WaLNOTT. H ». *Ec > tijf, Auokland, Matoh 19,1' SI



I Public Notices. " A UCiaAND MUNICIPAL POLICI WM. F. DRUMMOND JERVOIS Governor, Whereas by notification under the hand ol thejSuperintendent of the Province of Auck land, made on the 22nd day of May, one thou sand eight hundred and sixty-seven, and pub lished in the Auckland Provincial " Gazette" of the twenty-third day of May, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven, it was declared that "The Auckland Municipal Police Act 1866." should come into force within the limits of the Town of Tauranga: And whereas It is expedient to revoke such notification: Now, therefore, I, William Francis Drummond Jervois, the Governor of the Colony of New Zealand, in pursuance and exercise of the power and authority vested In me by " The Abolition of Provinces Act, 1875," and by " The Auckland Munioipal Police Act, 1866," do hereby revoke and annul the said notification. As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor, this nineteenth day of March, one thousand eight hundred and eighty three. ; THOMAS DICK. [A CARD.] CITY BUFFET. OYSTERS! OYSTERS I . OPBMINa OF THE OYSTER SEASON. In thanking the pnbllo for the verj liberal I Patronage bet towed on me in the past, I ben to Btate that I Intend to make the OiSter Trade this season a speoialty. Oy, tars opened on the premises, and served up in every ntyle at lunoheoD, tea, and pupper. A trial solicited. THO3. McJWIN, Proprietor, ( LI. TRAVELLERS buy a copy of the o , ~ Pbnnst Tims Tablf, on sale at all Stationers. npHE ESTATE OF A. LINABURY 1 X AND CO. All persona Indebted to the above Katata are requested to Pay their Accounts to the under signed on the premises Queen-street, on or be fore the 14th prox., otherwise legal pioceettingß will be taken for their recovery. G. B. OWKN,) Trl , o( . DO JNO. KOSB, '/Trustees. AU Claims agalnßt the Estate are requested to be rendered forthwith to the Trustees oare of Sargooa. ttwen and Co, Shortland-Btreat. lONA GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). •.- Notice is hereby given that ALL SHARES upon which Calls remain Unpaid on WED NESDA Y,4th April proximo,will be Adrortised For Sale by Auction. JAMES STODART, Sccreary, Auckland, March 29,1883. The Direct Supply Store, 249 qujejsn-streep. 249 • » hanchard and cranwell Have the following among other bargains :— Children's Toy Mngs, 5 tor Is Strong Printed Cups, same price Strong Printed Cups and Sauoers, it d. z c White and Sold dv, 83 rtoz. Pheasant Plates, from 2s 6d dOK, A Glass Sugar and Cream or Butter Cooler for Is Tumblers, 3s 6d doz,: Water Bottle and blass, la A strong, pair of Carvers, la 6d Knives and Forks, all sizes and prices Children's Knife, Fork and Spoon, 6d Handsome Japanned Trays, 23 Strong Japanned Bread 'irais. 9i A large pair of Ya> es for Is 64 A Complete Toilet Set. G pieces, 63 91 A Beautiful Table Toilet Set. 4a 6d Tray Looking Glasses from is Sd Lio.in the Largest hisses for the Smallest Money In oval screw-pillar, bar, &c, &c. Real y Good Fenders now 7s 8d A new lot at Charcoal Bos Irons, to ba sold at is and 4b 9d Hair and Cloth Brushes, Is each Carpenters' Hammers. 19: Pincers 6d Ladies' Toy do, fld; Nut Crackers, 3d Yankee Spring Balances Iseaoh. Also, In endless variety—btatnary, Vases, Lustres, Glass S Hades, Lamps, Bird Capes, Cntlery, Crockery, Glassware, Tinware, and General Furnishing Ironmongery. Buy ot the Importers Direct from the Manufacturer*, Remembsr, you can get almoat anything yon want at HANOHARD &CR4.NWKLL'd DißEcr Supply Sxore, 249, QUBEN-aTREKT. •|nPSOM HOUSB SEMINARY. -The JJJ Second Quarter of 1883 oommenoas April IP, Terms on application to Mra Stodflard. j' TNDIA AND CHINA TEA X WAREHOUSE." NO. 85, VIOTORIA-3TRBET. IN THB MATTKR OB" "GENOINK INDIAN T«AS." » I beg to notify my enstomers, and all whom it may concern, That my Indian Teas are mostly from Calcutta, via Melbourne; that the great bulk: of my present Stock passed through the Vlotorian-Customs during the severest discus sion that h»s ever taken place In the Colonies on what Constitutes "Pure Tea;" when the e&ort was ttonally made to praise the Govern ment Standard there higher than tbat ef the Boari of Trade, itondon. Furtoer;—That, as nearly the whole of my Stook carries the ' Cal cutta Syndicates" Mark, and their Agents In Meibonrne being Messrs J. Henty and Co., so higher guarantee can ba given of their purity than they offer on behalf ot the Syndicate. Frbdk, At bitbhead, tea importer. auckland. ' fILEAKINS-OUT SALS OF \J CUTLERY. THOMAS S4.MOEL, being compelled to Clear oat his Stoak ot Cntlery in oonaeaaenoe ot the PREMISES COMING DOWN and no other Shop being obtainable. Is now SttLIjIrJG OFF the whola of the Stock at an Enormous Sacrifice. The Goods are from the best Sheffield makers, and will have to ba Bold at any price. Consisting of—Beat Ivory Table and Desert. Knives, Lookwood'a and Johnson's Best Pocket Knives, hlectro-platad Forks, Spoons, Cruets, &o, Nevada, and Nickel Silver Forks, and Spoons, Superior Scissors and Razors. wholesale amd betail. thomaTHamuel, ■ IMPORTER OF OOTLKRY, id, Queen-street (Opposite Town Clock). SEQRETTI'S INSECT JPOWDER, Strong and Pungent, Kills FLWas and all INiKOT PBBTS. Price, Is 6d a Canister. Colonial Agenta; Shirland & Co., opposlto P.O. 0 T 1 0 E. BBSS WAX I BKES WAX! Pnrehased In any quantity for Cash, Buyers Ot Fungus and Mnntz MetaU Having purchased In China a Vine Assort ment of Teas himself, JAftiKS AHEIW can conflilently reoommsnd them, and trusts that all his old Customers, fwd 4ho Public generally, will avail themßalvea of this splendid opportunity and call early to bny his Superior Congou. Best flavoured Kooloo, Shouohong, and various Mixed Teas, suited to every tastei He has also on band Japanese Ware. Preserved Ginger, Crooßerywarej Silks, Handkerchiefs, and other commodities too numerous to mention. Note the Addwsat- JAMffia AH EKW & CO.. 331. Qaeen-atreet. Wm.. Me Arthur & Co., AUCKLAND, TO DKAIiRRS IN FANCY GOODS, BAKTHKNWARE, CHINA AND SIiA \ AND QENBRAL STURKKKBPKV.B Plain and Fancy Stationery Perfumery and Toilet Soap« Brushworo and Combs Table sad Pocket Cntlery R.P. and B.M. Goods Iron Bedsteads Mlrrort and Fancy Vnralturo Olooks. Watches, and Jewelleri Tobacco, Cigars, and Pipes Mutloal Instruments Karthenwaro, China, and Qlose Vases, Flower-stands, &c Parian Ware, Pictures Purses, Hand Bags, and Baskets Cricketing Appointments Lawa Tennis and Badminton Arohery and Croqnet Indoor Oamea. Toyn. tea, H/lOSQUITOES! MOSQUITOJES! ItX USB SHARLAND's KOWA, A Fraar»nt Herbal Preventlva. Price, One Shllltne and Sixponoa a Bottle. SHARLANu ft CO., opposite Post-offlco. rriHK OKIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINK L HOME BPECIALJTIES. Kbtabcishbd 1837, FIIRD-S 4 CUBTABD WITHOUT EG(JB I>• 15 BUSTARD pOwVKir D""°^ > V/ X For Making the Riohest Costard without Bug?, at one-half the cost and trouble. Prloe, 7Jd and Is U per box. SeeKeolpes In "Pastry and cweets." ,_ /Alfred Bird, F.O 8., waa Powder, \ jSga^jHSB^SS \ others are oonntarfelt. Fox making Bread, Pastry, Cakes, Plum Pnfl dlngs, Bcones, Buns, &0., beautifully light, Sold In 7}d ana Is 3d tins, and In Id packets. See numerous Recipes In "Pastry and Sweets." THIRD'S ■< 080108-DKUOrODS. >■ Blanc-manoe Powdkr For making the most dellolons Blano-Mange in a few minutes, with llt>l« trouble and at trifl ing cost, m»de In the following lUvoursi— Vanilla. Almnnd, htrawberry- Kaspberry, Cbooolate, Coffee, and Lemon. Prioe, 71d and 19 Swßeoipes In "Pastryand Sweats," BIRD' 3 4 WBOLKBOMB-BICH. > (JoNOBNTBATKn POWDER, A Complete Substitute for Eggs in Puddings. Pancakes. &o. Sold in 7}d and 1b 3d tins, and Id packets. SeaHeoipoa in Jfastiyand Sweets. [ADIES AB3B BTBONQLY iDVIBUD TO CONBUM "PASTRY AND SWEISTS," t. Little Work containing Practical Hints ana Original Recipeß for Tatty Dishes for the Llinner and Soppzr Table, may be' obtained from lhe Agert, Sole Inventors and Makers ot toe?e Beantlf al ; Preparatlons-ALFKED BIRD & BONS, Birmingham. Agent tor auo land — KOBURT REW G BOOKS, &"., VIOTOIOA-BTBBET,



j fnbiic Notices, fIUSHER AND CO., LIMITED, ba-e J- great, Measure to inform their cub wmersandihopabro that on and after the Ist g°»'J fas'. Prime out .. .. .. ai perlb RAJ « • KAT S I KATS! -Use H«? 4?H. AND'" PHOSPHOR PASTS. e»t it BtOifllly and dte; no smell. -ggggj^jjgjc co opposite Poat-offiTQ. FjAn^ES SUV»atlu, and Casnmere vt OTiCß.—Merchants and Tradesnpnnln «/| KATFOK MATAURA.-OrdeTsTill f JA!T T^° W£EKS of Great Clearing JLobi; aua i<ouna. | PS. KEWaED.-Lost, between -"-5* ColJega Boad and George-street. Pon sonby, on 2nd April, a .Lady's Oliver Watch and >iold Chain.— l he above reward will ba paid oa returning tame to the auß office. SS. REWARD.-Lo3t, on 2od April, a Gold Loofcet Bet with Diamonds between Mr Bare'g. Wjndhamstreet and Thistle Hotel. ■^A^'og6 th<"bW) by **** lhe LOST, two Draught Horses, a dark bay „ n KBDd a BreJ' f^* 1 ro"B rouoa "eon; finder will be rewarded by returning them to Mr i owe. Blaokßmltb, top ot Symopd-Btreet. LOST, on Saturday afternoon, between Newmarket and Windsor Hotel, silver Looket, photo, and hair Inside, piece of Gold rjgd aa n t dS^g^ ed-FiaaerwlU "*" Personal. * £°A N X S Sirs Sactt tenders her thanks to the South British Insurance Company for their prompt d*B3 in Pa,-Ing her Claim on the late Fiie In Wyndhsm threat, ye.-terday mo ning. ' j Auctions. TO-MORRo\V. Jt L. W. E A T O X WILL sell by auction, at bis Mart, To morrow (Wednesday), bt 11 O'O Oufe, gg OASES FXJI ORANGKS ■ «' ;V'- } gQ OABK3 APPLES AND PEABS PEANUTS AND ONION 3. B. TONRS. ' E. 0. OABB. B. D. TONKS TO-MORROW. L lDlßa' & GENTS' SADDLES BkIDLEs, GIRTHS stirrup leathers %„,.;:•', -.hames, harness, ' b. tones & co. \\fILL Eell To-morrow, at 11 o'clock, 8 cases English Saddles. Bridles, Girth?, and stirrup Leathers 12 dozen Hames ■ ">? . . MON DAY, APRIL 9, NOON. ONE WOODEN 4-ROOMED COTTAGE. MILLS' LANE. B. 0. GREENWOOD HAS reoeived instructions from Messrs Fisher and Co. to Bell by auoUOD.ta the premises, Mlllb* Lane, . °BeiJm o. d, en *"r<S ins* Cottage, situated in Mills" Lane off West Queer-street, to be removed within four daya of day of sale. R. 0. GREjsNWOOD, Auctioneer. TO■MOK R O W. . ' POTATOES! POTATOES! W. DOWDEN * \JC[ ILL sell by auction, at the Exchange o'olook MMt' Queenßtle3(' tomorrow, at 11 10 tons Potatoes . Baoon. Cbeess t 20 sacks Uamaged Oats 60 sacks * heat 7 !oub Fiou«, Also, ■ • • Fancy Good:; and Sundries r L»wn Mowers, Blinds ;' i > Pioturea» If urnitare '■'•"• »Zt ! : . .; I' ' THURSDAY, APRIL 5. TO GROCERS AND OTHERS. GABRIEL LEWIS # , HAS received Instructions to «e!L at his mm,- R^ms (opposite Thornton. Smith anfl £2? at^&JST" Qnoerwit;tee'' °" tte abora A Consignment ot Plbkles. Sonpß, Calreß foot Jelly, Figo. Clnn»moD, Assorted Pplces, Uouble Imperlsl Papar, P.ojal Hand Paper, &c., &c, 4c. .'■•■ THURSDAY, APRIL 12. T^R A D -E, ~ S A L E ■. '/I- '•.■■■ ■ £&Jt a "■' ■ english, french,. "and german boots and shoes. gabriel~"lewis HAS received instructions to Bell at bis Booms (opposite Thornton. Smith and Firth's Mills). Lower Queen-street, on the above date,at 11 o'clock. . *.. 20Q TRUNKS OF ABOVE GOODS. l '" Terms at Sale. ~ TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, . Apbil 10 and 11, " : .'. EXTENSIVE UNREsBhVED SALE OS1 Oashmere Lustres (Black & Gold), Blaukets, Rugs, Dark Prints,' .1 Hosiery, Men's Waterproof Coats, English and Melbourne-made Clothing, Shirts, Men's, Boys', '. 5 and Youths' Felt Hats, Braces, Ties, Leggins, Ba(?gy Rags, &c, &o, &a - '■-'■ GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received Instructions te Bell, at his rooms (opposite Messrs Thornton, Smith and Firth's Mills), Lowei Queen-street, on Tuesdar and Wednesday next. ": g0 OASES akd BALKS of ABOVE GOODS. Terms at Sale, > W, 8, OOGHBAKB JAB, DAORI THUBSDAY, APRIL 5. WARDROBE, SEWING MACHINES, CANARIES, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &0. At the "White House, Manukau Boad, Parnell. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions to sell, at the White Home. Jfatnt-.a Boad, Parnelt, on Thursday, sth intt, at It O'oloot, HOUSEHOLD FURNITtJEK. &0., Oomprising— Horsehair Eulte. Wardrobe, CheffuaJer,. Carpets, Fender. Oilcloth. Tables, Cnr- ttios, Clook. Conoh. Cane Chairs, Book- Inz Chair, Bug. Cramb Cloth. Iron and Wood Be«fto»dp, Palllasres, Mattressei^ Hilton. Washstand (marble top) US Ware. Commode, Boddlnjr, Ureaser, Cheßt urawers. Oval Table, Spring Mattrosa, kitchen UtensUa, BewSne Machine, 2 Canaries and Cage. SAMUEL COCHRAWK tic 80S, Anctlcmewrs. • i, TONKS.] [R. 0. OABR.] [B. D. TONKS j THURSDAY, APRILS. TRADE SALE 0? BRUSHWARE, COIR MATS, WOOL MATS, YARN SLIPS. Ex Sam Mendel. B. TONKS & CO, WILL sell, on Thursday next, at eleven o'clock. ■»■ 7 CASKS BBUBBWARB. Sash Tools. ; • Broom Beads, Wool Mate, Coir Mats. Yarn Slips. Door Mats. &0., &o. (Continued on Fourth Page,/