tfSHSS^^TTT \v V Lodge. C. H. McBSI? FI Rof H \ B Laury, Captain E. J.usbingwp.rw. ■ V, LtoWoßyn. X fti Maoke ch,ne, Mess ■l •L; Mowbr»y, F. J. Mo-s, j Macfarlane, BW* m c _ g # M.H-«- *A V u Morton, P. Maumell, E. LSori Captain B.B.Mouow,Dr dwf Porter, A. G. Pirchas, Dr J>lnlson. R v c.M.G , James Ye8 nr T Kkhmond, G. E. hWijff, W. Rasfl«ll,.J- %" Ka ,tray, J- Bidii.gs, J. A. K^r-sell J J ho»ch, d. Klines. KOS3.H. B. UM Sheppard, R G SetbSmith M T frrlFl3oue! P A. Smith, J| Sinclair, Sbf fa Kkes Captain T. V. fchepherd, ffiaSewSNapU mattery. Key. a. S^% G-e^S P ler,V.K.T ) ler,T. Thompson. J. '^ (vupcriutondeut KHevW.Tebb S ,DrTen. ££* wSvkrd, j a s Williaimon, W MB Waddcll, Ihomas Wood Wru. iV t Walker H. N. Warner, S. J. VVil-■ ? b?WEWj«». T- l • White> Robi %nt r G W Williams, Reader Wood, : Walker, 9. "• d Major Withers . 1 tfw<« IyU,F. D. Yonge,.aQd| °rfB BwerlM*tWo,lowin 2 : Messr pSauW. K. M. Burt, Hugh Carnpbel., SftT Carrick, Aueustus J. h. Coates AitkenL" , H.Davy, A. G. Horton ■Itl Hood, i K. I«aw.V. Kaßhleigb SSSrSr sWmour H. Mowbray, John Kbray, J. E. Macaonald, T. A. Menz.e,, Ss,Wm.Sher"w. 0 Symonds irftur B. Shera, Hetr Carl Schmilt, aud g r \V. &• Thomsou.

ARREST OF AN AUCKLAND PUBLICAN AT OXFORD.

jy TELEGKAPH.- OWN CORRESPONDENT.

CAMBRIDGE, this day. is Auckland hotelkeeper named Skelton fas wrested at Oxford by the police on pupicioD, and brought to Cambridgo yes jerday. The cause of suspicion arose out lift paragraph in the Star a few days ago, stating that Skelton had been charged at Auckland with feunday trading, but as the Dolice bad a more serious charge against ilm he was released to bo re-arre-ted. skelton at once proceeded to Oxford from Auckland. Aspriaontrliadnotbeenarresto.i on an information, Mr Keeswg, solicitor, aDDlied for nis release yesterday, which Wis granted. Inspector Thomson has been communicated with on the matter.

SPORTING NEWS.

Wanganui Derby, 1886,

WANGANUI, this day. THE following nominations for the Wan ganai Derby of 1886 huve been received :— HeiMJ Lyons and Blaikie's b or br c by Musket, dam Toi; Mr H. Crawley's eh o The Dowager, by Patriarch, dam Man mid; Dr tarie's b c Pons 'sinorum, by Dilke, dam Kquation; Mr J. D. Pow drell's r c Experiment, by Hailstorm, im, Discretion; Mr J. D. Powdrell'a xt Silver Cloud, by Hailstorm, dam Cle mutts; Mr K. W. Morse's eh f Regret, by Pariii, dam Fideo; Mr P. Tancred's eh fby TkePremier, dam Gossip ; Mr A. Sandish's bf Maratau, by Bedouin, dam tson; Mr A. Standish's b f Lapnal, by Bedouin, dam Dnchess; Mr W. Wilson's bf i ang Syne, ty Gladiator, dam Lissie; Mr W. Bately'u be, by Patmarch, dam Flora McDonald.

MINING NEWS.

(BY TELKQEAPH.—OWN COKBKSPONBENT.)

THAMES, this day. ; THE Imperial has taken down the portion «f the Mariner's reef which was stripped at No. 4 level. Good colours and dabs of gold were Been freely through it.

Ik The Deep Level Cross have also broken f down what was stripped of the reef. ia the drive In Wo. 4 level. It averaged 18 inches wide, and showed gold freely. A winze Trill be sunk close alongside the Imperial 'lonndary on this reef shortly. A change lor the better is noticeable in the country at the 640 feet level.

The Winding Association machmeiy was passed yesterday by Mr Ertington, and winding wil] probably be started next week, Mr Richard Harrison havingbeenappointed engineer. SHAREMARKBT. Cross-6s; sellers, 6s. Dart—Sellers, Bs. Sellers, is. Marioer-5s 6d, Si 3d; sellers, 6s 6d. Imperial—Hellers, CBs6i Beauty—Sellers, 30s.

[V4OM THE COROMANDBL MAIL,]

TOKATEA.— L«Bt month's return from the company's cleaning up was 115 ounces. Thii, with the percentage from Kick's tribute return of 65 ounces, gives 130 ounces. A more than payable return dur ing this week-over a hundred-weight of picked »tone—was obtained, giving a Rood start for nest month's yield. MEW CORBY.—lhe contract to drire tbe low level has been taken in hand by Edwards. The work was started on Mon day. The level was opened out in tight ground, necessitating shorting. As soon us the level is far enough advanced the one irill be got to work.

lOSi.—A leader cut in the JNo. 2 inter, mediate has produced stone with an ounce to the pound, obtained along the floor of the level, where it was making stronger than In the tipper part ot the drive. It was followed a few fget east, but looked pinched to this direction, and the manager is now driving from the bottom of the shaft to Pick it np. If the same class of stone goes wn throHgh the block it will give an ira? potns to tbe company, and it [is expected that a few days will teat the value of the law discovery. The low level is to be Wven by contract another hundred feet, Tenders for this work are 'o be opened *>■%, Another slide was cut last week ■i this level.

f ' u»ioh Beach.—The low level from the ; Tugya winze is being carried on as usual, ! With a fine looking leader in tbe face. Ihe amager is busily engaged constructing a Mm which, if successful will act as a flood< ■ gate to the mine, and stop a large poitiun s «fta»»tet which now renders pumping I M heavy an item. He expects to nduee JM conmniptioQ of coal by one-third by iwe scheme now being car.ied. The boiler "»go^trom lhe beach to its site, ia very ttnait: ; (tyie by Mr Cluno and his stall ''botany farther assistance.

SUPREME COURT.- Criminal Sessions.

(Before His Honor Mr Justice Gillies.)

Ybstbrday (Concluded.)

ThbTkUira Outrage.—The remaining witnesses for the prosecution in the case against Te Muhuki and bis 22 followers yesterday afternoon, were Te Kahu (Wa hanui'a brother), Te Mokemoke, »nd Te Haere, but their evidence was cot over until we had gone to press. The piidoneis were then told that they wore at liberty to address the jury, but none of (hem evinced a disposition to avail ttemseive9 of the privilege. Matiuki w..a the only one who spoke, and he merely said : " l'his is all which I snail aay io His" Honor the Judge, tho laws as, aDd the jury. \Ya are sheep belonging to Tphu aud to Te Wbiii, Therefore, we have no word for His Honor the Judge, tho lawyers, or the jury, His Honor diiected the interpreter to reply—"Surely you are not all cheep to follow a foolish leader." i

I he prisoners stood iv the dock with downcast beads, aud gave no sign nor be tiayed any feeling whatever.

His Honor tben said that although it was not a usual thiug under such circum stances, still he thought he would be justi fied in allowing Mr i> arl to address the jury on the prisoners' behalf.

The Crown Jf rosecutor remarked that tbe prosecution would place no obstacle in the way. Tbe desire of the Government had been tbat tho pihonors should receive the benefit of legal asustauce.

Mr .Karl thanked bia Honor for the indul gence, but regretted bis inability to take uov.ii.tiKo of it, inasmuch as he had ab stained f.orn taking notes of tho evidence from the time that Muhuki bad declined his services.

His Honor then summed up. He said: Gentleman of the jury,—The attitude taken up by the prisoners places both jou and myself at a great n-jre^t disadvantage, inasmuch as we only hear one side ot tbe case. The prisoners resolutely, as you have seen, refuse to say anything by way of jus tification ; they refine to plead—only stat ing that they owe their allegiance to some one else ; that they are "dogj " to Te Whiti and Tohu their masters, whom they must obay. Indeed, their attitude U calculated to place boh sides of the case in something like a false positioD, which is to be re gretted, because it is possible tbat much might be (aid, not in justification, but in mitigation, of the nature of the acts that had been committed by the prisoners. In most crimes tho intention of the accused is of the I'si-enco of bis oftVnce, and something probably might be said in extenuation of thn acts of these men becauso acting through ignorance, and probably on account ot their fanaticism, 'i ou will probably be of opinion, from what you have heard at this trial, that the prisoners had not 80 much a malevolent intention towards Mr Bursthouse as a dosire to assert some fatatical ideas of their own. We cannot, however, iv a Court of law, recognise fanatical ideas as justification for a breach of the law. v«o far as we can we must ad minister the Queen's law alike towards all persons and classes of both races living within this colony, vis Honor then re viewed the evidence, and wound up with some general remarks. -The jury retired to consider their verdict at ten minutes past five, and fifteen minutes later they returned into Court with a veidict of "Guilty" against all the pri soners. Sentence was suspended until the other indictments are heard. Tbe Court adjourted at 5 35.

THIS DAY,

Ihe Te Utra Outrage.

Te Mahuki, Tana, Hone Waikato, J»gj. tiaahira, JNeri Wainni, Poihipi, Tukuta rewa, Pu, Tobiransji, Hone, Timi Hamilton Kite Hori Turiroa, Hori Hohepa, To ttoti, Taniora, Te Amotahi, Toroa, Pautahi, Te Kaugihaeta, Ngawharau, Te Whata, Te Waru, and Paroa, the native prisoner, were as»ain brought xip, arraigned upon an in dictment charging them with assaulting and wounding Te Haeri on the 20th March, at Te Uira, Waikato. Mr Hndhon Vvilliamson appeared as Crown Solicitor, .Mr Hesketh as counsel for the prosecution, and Mr fcarl on behalf of the prisoners, Bis Honor inked the prisoners, throng*) the interpieter, Mr John White, if they wished, to be represented by counsel. Te Mahnki replied they haci no lawyer, nor did they want one. They were as sheep led to the slaughter—merely itock in the yard ; would be tried as yesterday, by This was accepted as a plea of not guilty. Mr Hesketh opened the ca9e for the pro secution, and said the couuts upon which the prisoners were charged were common assault and unlawfully wounding. Mi Hesketh then desciibed the particulars of the outrage, which havo been fully repotted. Mr Earl appeared in defence, and asked that native witnesses might ieava the Court, to which bis Honor assented. Te ILiore was sworn, and deposed that he was one of a party on the 20th March, con sisting of natives and Europeans. Mr Hurstboase was there. Knew Mahuki. Did not know the names of the other prisoners. He was beaten, tl c was standing by a horse, when someone caught him at the back of the head and pulled him down. His mind became as not his own—h«zy, from loss of blood. His face wai covered with blood, There was a cut on hia mouth. When he came round he fol lowed the Europeans towards Kami. He went to get his horse to go to Mr Hurst house. When he got near his horse a man jumped to wards, him, and caught him by the hair of hia head. Could cot say who is wa*. Others came and bound him, they carried him to the house, where Mr Humthouse was confined with his compani' n<; ho was carried bodil) to the house. When they got bim into the house a man came with a chain to bind him. A. native called out, "Don't bind Te hiri, he is already wounded," He was then pulled arm from arm (explained) each arm being pulled to its full length. The wonnd was still painful, and he wag still bindaged. He wished lor water, as fie fell atlitrs'. .ihe good policeman irougbt him water in a bucket. He stooped down to drink, when, be supposed through the ronj;h act of stooping, blood flowed afresh. Felt it coming np hia throat, He temained in the house until Tahu came. Was in perfect health before the assault. The men who attacked bim and carried him into the wbare were Hone Waikato, lukutarewa, Hori Turiroa, Hori Hohepii, Taniora, and others. He remem bered bt lag placed on her eback and taken to a stream and kept there Borne time. He was then taken out and pat in a warm bath. He had pig's meat brought to him, but it was three days' old. On the fir*t day be was allowed his pipe, but it was taken from him the next day, He was one of the escorting party with Mr Hursthouse, which gave offnoe. That was the only cause he gave for being attacked. When be got to bis wbare, be was bandaged by his wife and younger brother. The prir goners had no.riuestions to a>-k, Woii-re, native chief, deposed that on the 20:h alt. he was of the party. Saw the last witness caught by the people, He ac? companied Te Hue>e. bis mouth was broken. No blood was on his face before the attack* The evidence of this wineia was corroborated in every essential particu lar. Te Haere waa selected because he was a guide for Mr Hurstbouse. Saw him knocked down and carried into the bouse on tbeir back?, Witness identified all the prisoners assoeiVed in the attack. The prisoners us-ljed no questions. Charles Wilson Huisthouse w«s sworn, and deposed to the condition Te Haere was in when brought into the hou?e where he (Mr Hnrsthouse) was confined. Witness then described tfre wound Tp Jjiri bad ye? oehed. He was also suffering trom pains in the body. Becognised all the prisoners as connected with the assault. Some kept what they called police duty outside tb> house. Heard one of them encouraging th» others by these words, "Be stouthearted ; ba brave. 'J he laws of Jehovah sent down from Heaven have not yet been fulfilled" Tbis being the ea c for the prosecutloD, the prisoners were asked if they wished to speak to the Jury. 'They repludj "Not one word," Mr Earl made some remarks upon the evidence.

1 Bis Huso: put the case to the jury, and considered there could be no doubt but the man was wounded by a hand, but whi'se han 1 it was the evidence hqcl {ailed to shew. Still, it was evident tliac they had ao:ed very roughly towards Te Haere, and had made him a prisoner in the cookhouse. ln« prisoners had iff- red no defence in explanation of their conduct, If the jury, however, believed they were acting to» geth r for one common purpose, they were equally guilty jn the eye of the law, Tne jury ieiirod, and after an absence of ten miuutes return' d into court with a ver dict of guilty -f nnliiwfully wounding and doing bodily harm to Xc H^ere.

TELEGRAMS

(FROM OUR OWN COBHESPONDKNT,)

CAM.BKIDGE, this day

THE NATIVE MBETING.

Tawhiao is expected to atriye at Waotu to-morrow. The meeting will last over Sunday and Monday, and the natives will return to attend the Court at Cambridge on the following morning. Tawhiao was at Taupo this morning.

ML" SELL, this day.

Arrived : Glenelg and Suva. The Glcuelg sails at 3 o'clock. Passen gers : Hoy. C. Biker, Messrs Christie, Larkin, Kemp and othorp. Mr Larkin met with a nasty accident, breaking t*o of his libs, be having fallen from tUi: new railway wharf on some timber whilst assisting at ihe erection ot sume.

[PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

NEW PLYMOUTff, this day. M. S. Daniels was charged this morning at the Police Court witb setting fire t > his lioua« on Wednesday night at Devonport. It was stated that some furniture had beou remaverl, and the police wished to find w hero it was as a larger quantity had been insured thau was in tbe hoiuo when tbe tiro wis extinguished. Mr Partly asked tbe Beuch not to give the accused bail, a> it might frustrate tbe police in getting the property were he at liherly. Bail was re fused.

CHRISICHUKCH, this day,

The master of Canterbury School of Art bus sent 48 specimens of the work of his pupils to tbe Hucklaud Art Exhibition. At the Supremo Court yesterday, Thomas Bates, charged with fraudulent bankuptcy, was discharged, and Robert Taylor, for larceny, was srnt to prison for two yearn. Adam Alexander Johnston was charged with indecent assault. Uis Honor interro gated the child upon whom the assault wiia alleged to have been committed. She »aid Bhe knew nothing about God, but that people after death went to hell. _ Her ago was seven years. His Honor said he could not allow her to bs examined upon Oitb. The Crown Prosecutor nald he could not hope for a conviction in tho absence of her evidence, and the prisoner was there fore discharged. William Clark, for em bezzlement, was sent to prison for twelve months. This concluded tho criminal

sessions,

DUNEDIN, this day,

At the police Court, William Simi was charged with doing the match-box trick. The police only called auffieient evidence to justify a remand for a w«ek, which waa granted. Tbe prisoner was admitted to bail, himself in £200 and two sureties of £100 each.

INVERCAKGILL, this day,

A four-roomed house occupied by a cuiter named Mosoly, was burned down this morning. The occupant and family narrowly escaped. It was insuied in the iit indaid Office for £100.

CRICKET.

To-morrow A.CC. and Our Boys' C.C. moot for the second time this season. Tho following will re-present tho A.C.C.:—Barton, Beale, Bindon, Blair, Buokland, Camurnn, Coxon, Dewes, Leader, O'Brlon, Robinson (Oapt.) I ho -uokißud > ntt.-d =nd .iuhuuu C.C ■ «ill meet for Ibe fl'St time this to soa lo mor rowaltorocon, on the Domain ground. United teim—Mun.fori.. Teatro Yalta. Ole.!aon. Mao- Curmiok. MoKinney, Meldrum, Buckle. Jervis W. Unfanr.

Auckland 2nd Eleven v. Alpha,—Auckland; Bealo, Buttle, Choesoman, Fripp, Groatbatoh, Hall. Moeinie, Ranson, Sohmitt, Webster, Wil liams. Alpha: Jackson. Hay, Crunch, Cutlur. Kilpatrick, MoDcrmott, Ediuiston, Qoodaore, No»bitt, Qarton, R. Done. At 2 p.m. on No. i wioket.

Unl'ei llnd) v. Kdon.—4. m&toh between tho aboTO oluhti will be plsjed on No. 8 wioket to morrow play to oommenoe at 2.30. The (allow ing i)l»»om will represt w- tho itden ."-Roberta liMtd, Laßoeh'. Talt, Dram, Wooljer, W bite, ijean. Donald, May. Makln, Kniargenoloi— Lovatt. BrabsEOo. iCKoolnior v. ATordale.— A drag wilt leave the Union Hank at 1.30 p.m. Hxcelulor: Wod'Ußßhmr, ami h (2). Letnam, Burnt, Cnlg, Hobdon 0. Mill , Front, Pooley. Kmergenoles I Ht-xton, and Jjaraer.

Ponunby v Gordon. — The above match will lake place to-mnrrow, 7th .April. Ponaonbj : 0 -i.Ow«* (OP au.),Kaw&rdß, Andrews, Four th In G. Brown. Have B»xt*r. Ollohnsi. Por teom, and Hoih«r»m. Gordon: Aos-nixl, KinU'idtt it), Got d, MoOanilsnr). Sjkis. Lib*, i. MoUJrnm. Ityburn, Stevens Clayton; emer- K'-noles, Kenderdlne snd l>tr*cUm«. Alma v. Alexandra — On No. 10 wicket. — Alma: Brown, Otway, Klley, Speer, Ham mond. Wheatley, PennaHgon, Hill (2), Lawlor, Sargent, Alexandra: 8011, TCBtro, Taylor 0, Noabltt, Soiton, Howie, Hurle, Hobdon, New burn, Lo Griffon.

THE AUCKLAI jj EVBHING STAR, FitIDAY. APRIL (5.



an named Mary Ann Alexander Ntt to-day for begeing in the



■ &*m •JjW JLtadauer's painting representing a •JIM ttotfan and child, was iaffl-d last "sljr Mo won by Mr Fred'ricks. ,!fflare requested to state that Lady "tttoiawillbe at home to receive visitor?, Ji,. oT'rninent House, on fJ neaday next, 10a' April, from 3to 5 p.m. . .vl * jury list was revised at a meeting of ra justices held at noonto-day. ■'»* P?'^ of gentlemeD, including the Thomas Russell, Messrs J. C. Firth, I ,:?■ ?*° Dei' William Aitkio, Dr Campbell, ,f"« others, started on a trip round the |P«mr in tbe Tongariro Me tnla after ''wn. rhe (iock at Calliope Poiut was tal i!d> and the PBrty were there when "Went to prean .* meeting of fruit-growers was held this •««nooD, when it was decided to form au (X- for $* enconiaßement' of the «»wtQ of fruit )n Auckland, to be called '-SL^r. na Fruit-prbwers1 Associ>tiorj. S^^PPiatt; Hawkins, M.s^n.'Fair. tS y*?™'. and' Dr Purcbas were ap. a committee to draw up rules and them to a n.eetiug to be held next ,i /« at eleven o'clock. There were . "t twenty gentUmen p'esent at the :.^ lnft and br Furchas presided. toS r' s Sewing Machines, cash, or 2s 6d s , chambers, 70, Queen-street-



«wl »aod Cranwell have now the mo t Itoe JtfM'iAlßKWarehonEe in AuokUnd. »ttSliS«2« •^ 71op dßlivery. (furniture 10 rfy of 25 p«M..rtronß,andoheap. Great .'<«<( irsado, Qnemslr et.- [Advt]



Meetings. % T'CKLAND PHILHARMONIC * SOCIETY.—A General Meeting of the above Socioty takes place THIS EVENING (Friday), at T o'clook sharp. Members are requested to bring all music—G. F. Campbell, Hon. Sec. OROVINCIAL GKAND LODGE JT NOKTH ISLAND OV NKW ZKALAND, 8-3OTTISH CONSTITUTION The Quarterly ommnnlostlon of above Ixtdge will ba held In Fraem&aonn' Hall THIS KVKNING. a»7,30p.m. All Master Masons are invited. M. MCOOL, P. 0., Secretary. Auckland. April i. 1883, TEMPERANCE MISSION. BLUE KUJioN ARMY. A Meeting of all Persons interested in the Formation of a Detachmont of the Blue Ribbon Army will bo hold in thp Temperance Hall, Albert>etreot, at 7.80 THIS EVENING. Ladies aro earnestly Invitod to attend. »MGriT. HOUK§ DEMONSTRATION. A Meeting of Delegate? will br> hsld st the Working Men'aClnb THU RVisn ING. at h.U past 7 rfolook. to receive Auditors' Report and other boßino-p, H. MID1 Lgrox, Hop. Sto i .G.T., UKM. OK THE SKA laiDGE, • No. 74. —The members of this abovensmod, Lodge ( t H.M.S. Diamond) will hnld a loose meeting In the Temperano* Hall, Albprt-itrro«, at 7 urn, en Sourday evening;. Atvn wMoh, at 8 p m., the pob'to aro iavltrd to attend an Op- n Mcotipg. By order of the w.o. r. | Educatio al. CJCHOOL PRlCESTlßß3).—Notice.— The 0 Auokland Sorlptnro Gift Association offer Prizes to Scholars in attpndance at the pity Sohools named below who write, learn, and i rppeat well th» following portion of Holy Scrip* lure, viz., Hpistlo to Ephoslans, chap, vi., verges 1 to 16 (soholars under 0 years, verses 1 to 11). Times Until Monday, 30th April, 1883. When 1 finished, each writer will enoloso in onvolopo, I and leave in Receiving Box at Messrs Champ- i taloup and Coopor'a, Stationers, Quoon-atreot, calling for reply on following SatT^rday, the sth May, at Mr ft. A. poison's., Statlqner, viotorla scroet- Note.—The signnturo of parents, stating in words that versos aro corrcotly repeated, will ' bo nocoßgary on eaoh paper forwarded.—Pu.bllo Schools: Olty Eost.No. 1: City East, No. 2; City West, No. 1; Olty Wost, No. 2: Newton East, . Newton VVeßt, Ponsonby. Parnoll, Graf ion Road. ■ N.B.—lt is recommended to out from tho nows- ' paper this notlco. FARNKIiL Public School will re-open . ob Monday next, Aorli 8, Children Who bave not been abe to obtain rdmtj.ion ti the oliy eohoDis rai bereoeived by appl>fnK at the sohoolon 'ha', day , AUlriS1 SKfitiNAKY, Cpllpgo Road, i ,-choi"B«lo duties oommenoi d April Ind. Pupl'B ma» enter daring the wisik. f rlaolpal- Mls* Vaile. EVENING CLAfSEJS.foraSults wbosp ' ednoiMpi Is defloto>:t or engagpd dmlog f'e' day, 'meets Mondays, Wednesdays, ana Friday?. DANCING CLASS peet at 7 p.m. qn Toeeday. Those wlsbiog to join apply Immedfatel/ to Mis» Vai c. DANCING CLASSHS. — Ladies and Gentlemen wl'hlog to join, fotwttrd namea to Miss Yalle. Glaaa moots at 7 p.m. Teoderg. rp~C» OAfiPBH IXB S, 'renders will be received until Noon ol SATURDAY, tho 14th instant, for Uip EreoUon flabour only) of Two or Four Opttagcs at the Whau. Plan 3 and particulars at my offlcg. P3. Queen, street, apNRY G, WAna. T Arohlteut. rp Q QAitPEN TER S, Tenders will be feoelved until Noon Qf THURSDAY NEXT.ApriI 12th,fqr the Erecfiop of a, SmaU Cottage in W|Ulam-Btreet vyest, pianßatmyoficp NR q< | tt . t Architect, i fsv OP A I N T E X S. •" Tenders will be received uptoNaon onTUESr DAY April 10, for Painting the Frpnt of a Building in Shortland-street. Speoiflaatlon at our Offices. EDW. MAHONEY & SON, Architects. , rWIJ B U I ii 0 E KB. '. Tanderg will be received up to Noon on SATUKDAY, April 11, for Addition? to the Suffolk Hotel, Ponsonby. Plans, See.i at our Offices, Queen-street, BDWARD MAHONKY to SON. Arohit°.oa.



I Wanted. WANTED KNOWN—Samples of some of Uw iiocia beltg Bold off(«lth wrine* are now In the Window at tho riobaou-Btrise I; hop. rurther partloulara from W. H. Dam Pier. 11/ ANTED, for Kawakawa Colliery, a ff daly qualified Medioal man. — Apply 1 Bay Co>l company, 10, N.Z. Insurauoo Hullo.. : lr-g-i, Auckland. 1 \\r ANTED 7 for the Auckland Gymnastic 1 TT Olub (late Jahn Club), a Pro'e'Sioonl ; Instraotor, to attend two ovanlngß weeftly for a period of Blx Months—Apply by later, tn or beroro .aprll 16th Btatlng terms and forwardlr g tostloionUls, to v. O. Oilmore, Hon. tieo.. 21, Coatomliomc-etreet, Anoklanii. 4ft/ ANTED, twilve experienced Coal V ■ Minors for tho Kamo Colliery.—Apply at the offloo, 14, Queen-street, or at the Colliery. W~~ ANI'KD, a steaay JJ»ker for tne country,—Apply to '!'■ I'eaadalP^Oret-st. W/'ANThD. 20 Good Pick Mid Shovel V T mod for Kalhu railway.-John Sheohan, Nel jon-Bt • eot! W~ANTED, a Man who understands Asphalting.-.! pply K. Waylo, 177. Queen-street. \m, ANTED, a smart inlelligent Man to TT Canvas ror and to He>l MllK at u»e huns«. — Apply on Tue day at Auoitland Ualiy, Hobaon-street. from 10 to h \\T A'»TfeD, a Bootmaker; must be steady and a good knee hand.-Apply Edward T. Cartwrlght, Boot' Upper Manu facturer. Greyatreot. WANT: D, aGiod Small Goods Baker. Apply io W. Basdown bikor. (Jueon- B'ri ct \jk, ANTftD, n Blucksmith for tho V* oountry ; mudt be a good shotr.-Auply to Mr Uoleman, at Jf. Portur and Co.'ij, Irou monge' s. 1_ VRT ANTED, an Elderly Man, to live V» wUh a Clergyman ii tha Country.— Apply Mr Bovlo. Nevrton Road. v*7^TED, a Boy, about 13.—Apply at » ♦ Mra Wililamoon'., I obacooniet, ooi ncr Yulobh liane and Qneop-B'teet. ANTKU, a Boy.—Apply to Charlos Cooper, Book-binder, Viotoria-atreat. \»MNTEu, a Boy ; must be able to ride »T and drivo.-Apply to H. Robertson, Upper Bymondn-streot. \TFaNTED, 2 Boys as apprentices ; also VY good Coat Hand.-J. Williams, Tailor, Vloiorla-Btreet. " \SJ ANTifD, a Smart Boy for a Bulchet'a Yt ahop.—M. Brjurly, Hobaon-mreot. AKTEi>, 3 or 4 respectable Boys ai Apprentico3.-Apply Prince & Davy, Crown Boot Faotory, Grey-street. tiTANTED, a Voutb, for Stoking at ♦>' "Littlo Mill," foot of Cook-street.- Baldock and Batty,_Proprletois ; \\y ANT' 1), a strong Lad to assist in the V?' Pressroom,—J. Tron with'a Boot Factory, Wnkoflold-Btreet. WANTED, a General Servant, to uleep at home preferred.-Mo.Nanghton. no, Vlctoria-Btreat. _^____ WANTKD, a General Servant.—Mra li. M. Clark, Cosynook, St, Ueorgo'a Bay Road. »»/ANTED, a General Servant.-Apply V* Kdlnbnrgh Caatle Hotel, Bf monds St. \\F ANTJKD, General Servant. -Apply TV Mrs FarroU. Manakau-rcad, Aew marked. \\f ANTED, a respectable Femalo Ber- Vr vani.—Apply to Mra H&iurd, Nelson »trett. 1 doors from Ylotoria-straet. WANTKD, a good Housemaid; must bo compotont to wait at table.—Mrs Riohmond, Cambridge House, Vinc<int-street._ \\/ ANTED Immediately, a Wet-nurse. t T Apply for address at the Btak Offlco, -, A^TEi', as Hurse, where there ate * * no j our.v ohlldran. »N.i to asilst in house wi rir, a rf epeotablo trustwortoy Woman — Apply to Mra Cowlo, tilshop'a Court, lurntU, between 9 and 10 a.m., or 0 and 7 p.m. \VfANTEb~for a first^ class Ladies' V T eobool In Aucklai d, aK. flden; Qo verness who thoroughly understands arithmetic and Kngllsh.—Adcr<.sß aZ, foatofllco, AUck lind; VV^NTKD, a Cirßt-oln*B Salrsnoman * f for a oity house,-Apply by letter only to A.8., Bor 61, Auckland. i», ANTED, Improvers and Apprentices V V to tbo Hrß«Biu»kiiig.- Applj nt onou al Hcmrulngway'B Cheau Drapury bhop, carter Of Union and Patteison-atreets. H" .' ANTED, Two pood Dressmakers j also Improvers,—Mrs Hodgklns, next Post-offlco, Povonport. \v ANTkD, Apprentices to tbe Mi! ---v » linery.—Apply on tho promiaoe lately ocoupiod by J. CoßgraTO and Co. V», A>TED, Sewing by tbe week, Plain il Work, or DruiumaklrK i oouotry pre t-rtei, to obj«oUon to dlatauuo. — Address Minor, 0.P.0., -uoklanOj WANTtD, an Apprentice to tho Millinery, &0,, and to assist in the shop, —T. B. Robson, Melbourne Houso, Ponsonby, \al ANTED, Young Uirlsfor Hand Sew »* Ing.—j.pply 3d house in Qrent North Roto. *%' AN 1 ED, a Girl of 15 or 16 as General V? Sorvant in a •mall family, one ohl'd.— Aopir »ny day betwi on 10 and 2 at Mrs W, v. Lampbeuv. Londopstreet. Ponsoiby. VV ANTED, a Young Girl to look after '» ohildren; a oomfortable home In the country.—Apply Mrs ihos. H. Smith, Upper Qrafton Itcwl, WANTED, a Situation as Barmaid; previous excerleco ,-Aoplr G.. i'ou land Hopsf. ANTED, byaMani.dCouplf, aitua- Men in Hotel: man, good 03<>k; wi.e, ki'ohen maid or waitress. Country pjeferrtd,— Add) <m>. K.tf.H.. Star offl. o. Xl*7 ANTED, members for Private DaiiCt TT Ing Clasi. Monday fcvoulnus; ptlrate In trnotioa given; Juvodllb class, S*turday.- Atra Weloh. Uray-auott ■v% ANTED, by a ; ady, I'upiis for *» Music Terms, £1 Is per qu.iter.-rTor ad.'rosp, apply to Miss Toutoabortr. Qoeon s r>ot WANTED, two or three iober, good B larders lv a private family: nu child ran; working men preferred.- Apply at ctak offloe. %*^ANTKD, two respectable Tradesmen » " as Boarders. Comfortable homo, in cluding plunge and shower baths; terms mode? rate. - Apply to J. Camoron, Scotia Place, Upper Queen-street, aNTisD, Boarders, - Apply Mra. Bail, Hobeoa-btreet, two doors from Crowa'f. Kafct-r. * j WANTED, Two or Three respectable Men i»« Boardets wltn a private family in Newton Road; all the oomfuru of a home; muat bs sober,—Fur AOOnes, apply to Ml Uevan, Bntohar. Nekton FqaC, ANTED, to Kent, o Cottage of three or four rooms, near town,—Apply Mr Mctcalf, at Mr Dampier's, Wakefleld-street. WANT-D, to rent, a 12 or 14 roomed housi. olCBn io ihs oily; euliab.!' fora Bjardmg Honto.—A'mstroi g _ Ci., Kstat* Akients, 177 Qneat -street. WANTED, Four or Five.roomed House (furnished fully Or panlyt. muat ba in a good loca-ity, and houss and fum)ture in firs - oassordor; would be well cared u<r; unly two lv family.—Particulars to M.», btau office. WANTED, a two-roomed Cottage }n Newton.-Appiy by letter to K.c,W,, -Tab Offloe. np to Batntday. sritlng term*, |A/ ANTED to Purchase far Ca^i7~a • * Cheap Bnlldlng Allotment —letter only jto XXX nTAROtnoe. V*/ANTED the Ladies to Know, that 'V T Mnnro end Mijllgan, Hooaon-street. have Boomed the scrvioeß of a first ol'sa Mil liaer, and are row prepared to supplr millinery in nil its brtnohea on ihe thorteai notloe. __r ANT ED,- HoMery I HoslcryT^ T» Men's, Women's, BpjB1, Girls', qnd Children's, just opened at Robsons Melbourne Hqubo. Ponsonby. \\/ AN TED,-Tho best stock of Winter Tl Hoscry in Ponsonby is to bo found at Robson's Melbourne House. Coino and see them, '_ WANTKD— Go an 4 See the ladies' rUftStlo S'da Imitation Kid Boots for 8a 6d at Dampler'a t-'oot aaop Vlotocla-atrcet. IBJANIED, intending Purchasers for tt Hotels. BoardlDg-couies or Bneinesses of any kind; also, 'arms aril Town Propertleh of d' dtsociptlODß, to call at Armstrong & Co.'i), Eatsto Agenta, 177 Qaoin-stroet. WAN; ED, the ladiesof Ponsonbyaud Dlntrlot to o-ll and inepeot the nnw and cheap Millinery, at pries to colt all Classen; uibo, Now noocls in Go a nud Blaok Luetreeand Cashmeres, on whi oh an sllbwatipt) ot 2j in tbe £ will be made. A splendid loi ot Blankets for < Ot 6d; good Bargains in Hoirth Ruzs and Door Mat*, from 3s (id; Creitoneß, table Covers, (jnllts, Undbrolothicg: Cl oap Lines In Hosiery, sanoy D. pis Qno^o. llrossmaklngln tbn Latest FashloDß. -HEMIfiGWjY'S Cheap Drapery Hstablishment (ornerof Union and Patterson streets), Freeman's Bay. ' \\J ANTED 1 Wanted to Sell, very cheap, VT 11 baa* Arrowoot. only 3- lb. Hlbs for 2a 6d| Silo 4d lb. 121bs for 3a Dd , Honey, 6d lh ; Treaole. 11 lb, 12lbs for 3s 6d; good hioe. Slbs U; Small Mcc, 6lbs U ; gocd Bacon. 94 lb, 7'< by the side: Uams (in cloth). 9.1 lb: 8 oascy Pro aorvjd Milk (croorl), Sd tln.'fia 6d dozen; uld Chpese. ill lb. 2jd by tbe oheeee : New Chocao. 6dfb. 6d by the oheeee; Onions. 2dlb, 7ib3forla; Lot of Jams, Plum and Raaoberry only 7d tin, 6i QI dc?en; Tea, Is 6d to!?s6a,-H,.WAairß, Plttstrgg^ ' \ VtTANTKD to SeUTSnuB Little Business TT in best part of Qneen-Btraet. Principals only dealt with.—Apply Principal, P. 0,, A^ok land,. ' ' WAJNTJBU to spll at once, a first class i'ount-y Hotel; also, two small hotels in the oity.— Armstrong & Co., Estate Agents, ,77, Qu'wn street. WANTED KNOWN-Special good value in Yelvoteens, Costume Cloths, Cashmeres, Serges, Jackets, Ulsters, and. Mil linery, at J. G. Brown's, Parnell. W' A^'TEn KNOWN -Piano for Sale, one of Bnbinsteln's. —Apply Star office. tjfr ANTED S-^EN, the Ladies' High v ? hoei Prunella Boots for 63 61: and tho fhe»p lot of Infant--' ±Jo".n and Bhpes. at Dimpler'd Bcot Bhop, Vlutorlt street. WANTED KNOWN—If you want to tee the latest Fashion (Autumn and Winter, 18S8), have a gl&noe at Mubw and Milllgan'a Tailoring Window, in. Hobaon-ttreet Vs;' ANTEo KNOWN — That Testei V V Earangahapeßoad, will oontloue to sei: Drapery at ooat pr.'oe for a forinight longer.



Wantea. c OT ANTED, Friends aud Customers 1c .> V? come and Bee tbe Baby at Tremajnt'f ,( Store. Abercrom>16-3''eeti '" »»/AMTEI". —'ltctric Bells, Batteries, v* Fittingß. Inßulated Wire, &0., and all a information may be obtained from the English j Mechanic Clough, 25, Grey-street. ,- **, A»TED, Kverybody to Know that * » Charles Kelsey & Co. keep no Imitation . Silver Jewellery of any kind. The whole of , their Urge and oholce Stock is guaranteed to be J bkal Silver.—Charles Kelsey 8c Co., two doors J be ow Morrlnß', Ironmongers. ■' \ VANTkB KNOWN-Samples of some V T of the Qooda balng soid off («i lth prices) are now in the window at the flnbson-streei i Shop. Further particulars from W. H. D»m ---) Pl|_; WANTED SEKIN, tne Ladiea' House Boots, as 0i and 3a; ladles' Sliprerß, ' 2-i; » d the La^ica' high-heel Evening Bhoes, 3s rtd -1 Tiampl—'s B "ot "h"P. Vlotorla-rtreet. W1 " A«lUl), Borrower of my Drab coleii '■mi Ladder to return lamelmme ' diately, or statid tha coaseqmnoes.—B. Bhodep, i B.N.Z. Kitanßlop. ■ »T;'ANTKD KNOWN-Samples of acme V * of tbe Goods being Bold off iwlth prices) i Alt n>w in the window at the Hobgin-Btreet -ihnp. Further partlcalarg from w, H. Dam pier. \\ A&.TED, all Buyers of Silver Jewel i V* lcry to know that Charles Kelsey & Co. , havo arranged for Constant Additions to their Stock of the very Newest Designs. They keep ' no imltatious, consequently thuy guarantee . everything they sell.-Charles Kelsay & Co., two doors polow Morrins', Ironmongers. ' ~ AI*TED, Ladies to inspect >ew ■ >l- f Goods at AUon's Drapery Warehouse; ' moro especially the New and Stylish Millinery. ' Vlctorla-fltroot West._ WANTBD KNOWN—Samples of some ot ihe Qood» being iold off (with prloea) i are now in the window at the Hobson Btr«t • Bhop. Further particulars from W. H. Uam pler. ; \h r * -NTBD Known—and well known.— • V* Mosley's Hosiery, Brettlo's Hosiery, Leicester Hosiery, at Robson'B Molbourno House, , ftonaonby. W ANTED KNOWN—Samplos of some of tho Qooda being sold off (with prloet) 1 are now In tbe window at the Hobson-Btreet ■ Bhop. Further particular, from W, H. Dam plan ' fc WANTKD KNOWN—Button Hooks, 3d ouch; Long Leither 800-, l.aofx. Id the pair, or 91 tho dozen pjrs—at Dampler'B i Boot Shop, VI )torla-Btrect, yjk! A N T E D KNOWN- A. O. STEPHEN SON, i DRAPE B. NEWTON. Has Jobt Opewbd Vr < NEW VELV&TBKNB, Bpoelal value, 1$ yard NEW 8-TINB.I/9.2'6. to 6/3 jard NEW SILKB, splendid Lyons, 1/6 yard | NSW HO3IBBV. lid npwarda | NEW DOLMANS, well trimmed, 25/ NilW V LSTKJtS, 3/6 to 35'eaoh NEW JACKHTrf, splendid value, at 7/8 N-WUNDEROLOrHING.aII styles and prices NEw HA.TB, In Btraw, ta, 61 upwards NKW FKATHKKS c I/6t021/aaob NEW FLOWERS, ffl to 3/6eaoh NEW TAPESTRY CARPETS. 18 rery»rd NEW LONGLAOEOORTAIaa. M, M, VS and 1/6 per yard I NKW BHORT OURTAINB. Hi to V Mr jard NBW FLANNELS, 35 pleoer, /7t to 84 per yard NKW BLANKKTS, fnU tiKe, All Wool, 18/0 per pair NKW CLOTHING, in great variety. DREBSMAKING AND MILLINERY OKI THE PRKMI3KP. A. O. STEPHEN BON, EARANGAHAPE ROAD. ANi-D SEEN, the Men* Bmff Hlipponi. for la; and the ohetp lot at Men's Boou at Dampier*i Boot Bhop, Vlotorla itreet. \*JANTKD KHOWPf—CHUAP TIM- V 1 OKU 1 Ouaxr Tmßiitt 1 And _1 other tlm!» of Building Waterluo, oaa be pnrohased ohitrcr and but tor tbao tnywhitn elwi »t the Yard* ot P. Qoldib. .ilbsrt-atreat. There being no maßofaoto— tor Joiners' limber on the pre .tilt"'*, tha onsioinmr S«» »« ttldlSlnnal ontinr tnclty of u««'lne aarerior tlrabor. Wheelright*' M»terlal«Blwa>iln stock. n/ ANTED KNOWw, at Sampler's Boot Shop, viosorla-airao*. yon can sot la' lei' real Klaotto »ma Kid Bcota with l&scelf, for 5»I8d. Be In thin I Tif ANTED KNOWN-Samples of some V V of thi1 Goodi bong sold off (with prloes) arc now Ja tbe wloduw at the Hobaon-sireet chop. jTurther particulars from W. H, Dam plor. BOOT AND SHOK UPPEK TRADE. —Wanted, good Machinists, also 1 or 3 Apirentloee.—-pply J. T»ttersail, 313, Queen street, TO BTJfCBKRS. — Wanted, a dean •toany Man to a round and slaughter,—T. Hedger. K?b«r Pass. r j"O CARPKNTERS.—Work os Improver wanted by a young man who has some knowledge of the trade.—Q., Star Offloe. OT, MA tt *.'*», REMUBRA. Wanted, a Tenor for St, Mark's Church. Remuera, a good voloe, a boo I reader, and a familiarity with Chnroh Servlflalndl>D«nsable. Toatlmo&iaU will be required. Ad eliln'ont at) plloint will receive liberal treatment. — "or arms and duties, apply to the Organist ot the Churob. Q-Qodsou'a Arcade. © I aOOD SON'S OOD - SON"S SCO o 2J2! cccp LONPON L O N D O N ARUADE. ARCADE. Tho accident to our verandah has deprived us for the tlmo holjig of tho display in tour of our windows, but the Aroade stalls remain the eaino, and, according to our usual custom, wo most cordially invite inspeo tion ot our goods, irroßpeotivo of any purchase being made, and hope our friend.B wijl not hesitate to look around within, though deprived of the usual faoliitea wrappr, by the Borioua accident we have sustained, P % GOOD SON'S. riQOD SON'S, OOD, ~ SON'S. VTOOD." SON'S. aid aioS Gagetto in Bankruptcy. INTHESUPKHMECOURTOF NEW ZEALAND, NOR > llwkN JODIOIaL DISTHIOT, IN BAtTkBUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtorg aiid Creditors ■* Aot, 1876," and tbe several Aots amend the itrnn. and of the Deed of Arrange ment of John Lk?D< N, ot Bhorilard, In the Pio.vlnolal District of Anokland, in New Zealand. Auctioneer and Store keeper. Not'oe is hereby given that on WEDNES DAY, the 18 h day of April. 1883. at 11 o'clock In tho forenoon, an application will he' made to the enpreme Con t of New Zealand, at Auok land. Bitting in Bunkruptc/. for a Deolaradoß of the complete esboutloo of a certain Deed of Arrarß°mi'n,t l da od trie 27ta day of'Cebrnsry. 1883, made between the sUd Jcyv Lpn n.cu ;he'first pait; Kdwai>d Isaacs and John Ri'CHiNAN. of Auckland, in tng Provln lal District a'O'esalo, Mer^hmta, ot tha secood SBtt; and Ai.^ iqe OiuD.rroßß of the said chn Lord,to, of the third part; and filed In tbQ proper offloe if the Supr*m« Court, at Auob'and, )n the 6th day of Maroh. \m. and i»Uloh S>lQ Deed was ueaented to hy m»«il«tlonin writing casaqd h^ a, msjoylty \a numbsr. repreaentinß throe fourtba in vs,iq3 o(- tbe Oredltotsct the said John 1 eydon, present or represen'ol at a meeting of Creditors (inly oonvened and hold f,w that parrQae at the oft Hoe cjf ConB»U «nd Coooer, sTlloitors. s,t Auokland aforesaid, on the ?3tp, day of Maion, 1883. Da'Q 1 this sth day of April; 18.33* OONNKLL & Of-OPHK. Solloitora for tbq Trustees. Bpatd and Residence. aOVBRNOR BROWNE HOTEL HOBiONVTKEKr, BOABDAN3 Lopowa —~ 2Js. per amor." RoQM,■■■■■■■■ .■.■Bs?. imr Week. /"^ROYPON VILIiA, Vincent-street,— XJ Boperlor i ocommodattbn for a Qentle-. man.-MrjFa'lor. _ OO T U - OT& L, J5 HOB4CN-3TRtKT, Hoard and Lodging 299. per Week Board and Losing .per Day. Is.



I To Let. )<rj|io LBT, a Six-roomed House, well 11 I flalshua: rent, llg.—Apply Mr I Young, I Grocer. PoißODty, __ i jVO LKT, in the Suburbs, a nico Four. » roomud Co.tiun; wa»house, ttarden. tank, and well.—Apply Thomas Maofcy gi.rt-atreet 'Vo LKT, the new Brick Shops and • Dwellings in Htt-street top of vinoent str« et.—Apply to W. J. Offer, Pitt-street. '"PO LET, a comfortable Furnished Cot ■ tage at Howlok, with or without Board. -Apply io Mm Wgtjetaff Hoilolc. (uj LET, Upper Queen-street, New House of 6 rooms and large cellar, regls tore grates, colonial oven; gas and water laid on. • o be let for a term of 8 or 6 months—l 63 per week.—D. F. Evans. Estate Agent, Queen btreat, next Bank of Australasia. t O LRT, a Five roomed House, College Koad; rji.t modent?. Airo, a Four ronmad House; 10i.-Mc Mghtlngalo, College ROftdi I^o LET, in Uladstone Road, ParnelT, 8 roomed Bouse, bath, waehhouse i>na copper b 'Herri's per week.— W. and J. Frater, land agents, Qoeen-atreet. I" 1O LETT in Weat-street, Newton, Shop and Dwelling, seven rooms; fixture*, oounter complete.—Apply Wm. Kagar, Dyer, fee. Wellei'ley street 'I O LKT— un Mount Kden Road, anew I Slz-roomed Bou>e. just flolshed, every vcnloDf o ; large allotment fenobd In Rent low.—Apply to Tuomsß Ussner, Btlohbury' B Buildings; or J H. Drabbe Ur^tton Uonio, O,'P-BitttOhoral Ha. I O LbT, ttleven-rooraed House (Pon " eonbj) 20-; S«ven riomsd Houie and )J ncr'g, 20»; Shop in Qaßon.street 655: Shop and House (No« tin). 20a; form at Mount Albert.— K. Waytn, 177. Qneen.stre^. •I O LET, a Five-roomed Cottage; good rent moderate.—Mre Hodgklns, nert to Post-offlco, Devonport. ' 'I"<P LET, Brighton Villa, Ellerslie, near I the vtatlnn. -Apply on the premises. i s"O LliT, seven-loomed House ; stable 1 and paddooZ, pretty garden BUrronnded with ornamental trees, situate Valley Boau.— Apply K. Wnttlng. Mnnnt Rasfclll Hoad. LttT, in Karangahape Road, Shop a and Dwelling - house, with plats gUss windows _t present occupied by A. R. Ladd, Cabinetmaker, and a jolnloß Btephenaoo, Dra per.—A. v. Stephcnson. Newton. '"B'i p LKT, Two-roomed Oottage, upper ° end of Wost Queon-atreet (sth house from Hobson-street).—Apply to J. Finlay, corner shop, West Queen-street I u> Lc-T, m Hobson-street, a new Shop. • Two "windows, five rooms, counter and other fittings.—H. J. R'ordan, Hobson-street. ' flu LEI', superior Apartments, furnished I or unfurnished, with or without attend ance.—Particulars Star Ofllco, 11"»O LET, 4-room Cottngo, porch at the I back; water laid on; 01000 to KlieraHe station-apply to Mi f.oynell, Post Offloe, Klleisi". | O LET, Two very comfortable Un " furnleheil Kooms one with gas and fire place with a private family. Gentleman pre ferred : hath It required.— For addrei-s apply BTiB Offloe. rpO L*T, those very desirable and den. I trallyßltuatcd Promises now in occupation of Messrs 11. Gittos & Sons (who are removing opposite), Wyndharastroet, just at junotion at Queen-street.—Full particulars from D, F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qneen-stroet, r»%o LET (Remueta)— To Let, V celling 1 House and S Acres. Victoria Road, Remuera. next below residence of D. B. Cruick ohank, Esq., and at present occupied by Mr Donis Kelly. The property is very pleasantly situated. House contains 6 rooms and out buildings.— D. F. Evans, Land Agent, Queen street. ROBKILL KOAD, — New * Beven-roanied Hodbo, with largo stone olotern. and every convenience.—Knqnlre Post om~, Mount Roekill Ro»d. Oabinetmakera. REID AND SONS, Cabinetmaker*, Hooaon-ctreet, wish to notify to their customers and tne publlo generally that tbey have No Connection with the John Kead. Cabinetmaker, new in the Icsolvenay Court. . OH.B. KB ID. jaMBS REID AND Son Bog to call the attention and careful considera tion of those about to Furnish to the Very Favourable Phioes of ALL RINDS OF FCRmURE. Having Introduced Steam Power, they are pre. pared to supply all wqrk Choaper than any other boueg In town, James r~eid & son, KCIfNITUKK KMPOBIUM, HOBSON-STREET (2nd Shop from Vlctorla-et. C Jj I T T L E , OABINBTMAKKB. TJPHOLSTBRBB AND UNDERTAKER (r.ATK Or ViOTOBU UTRRKT), Informs his onstomers and the general publlo that he haa REMOVED to more snltable w.d oommodloua promleoa in HOBaON-STBHETi Talrd Shop from Cook Btreet (west Bide). r. * c. o oo k c, 44 AMD 46, VIOTORIA-STEEKT, Beg to draw the attention of Ladles aud Gentlo mon furnishing to their LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF pURNITUHE, comprising Drawing and Dining-room Suites, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Wardrobes with ss panels. Sideboard", Cheffoniers, Hall Tablos and Hatstands, Ofllco Tables, Chimney and Toilet Glasses, Dining Tables, Cane Chairs in great variety, Tolletwaro, Drawers, Wash st ds, &0., &c. /CARPETS, Including Brussels, Tapestry, Kidderminstor, and Felt Carpets, Hearthrugs, Coir and China Mattings, Stair Carpets, Linoleum, Flooroloth, Door Mats Wool Mats, Bod-rcom Rugs, &«, TDEDDINa of all kinds and of the best quality. Hair, Wool, Flock, Cocoa Fibre, and Flax Mattrcssos. Sprins Mattresses, inoluding the Paten Wire Wove M iit tross .Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; ic-ipok Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, and Pal asees, T. & i.~COOKE, U ANP 16, VICTORIA-STBEET. [Faotory, ElHott-stroet.l Medioal. TTIOR WINTER COUGHS ■*- AND BBONOHIAIi lEKITATION, try syrup of j_uoalyprus with hypophosphitb of ume and qdinine. for incipient consumption ADD OHBONIO CHEBT AFFKOriONS, __lOKINy OF __VOAI4TPTUB WITH HYPOPHOSPHITB 07 HUB AND QUININK, meat oertuinly A.tbbativb and Ccbatiyb thy it FOB BRONOHITId AND ASTHMA. Address j— THE PHARMACY, QUBEN- tt' ri"i' IM'- PUBK gAWOYLIO J^CID. With Full Instructions for use In Far" Pukbeuyw, &o-., "■' Wl' ENQLJSH PHARMACY, RATTR.A.X'B BUILDINtt9, QOBBK-STREBT. T»a A TT*btwit J Licentiate in Phar- JAB. A, JftASLEIT { maoy. Dublin. TtmraoKE No. 10. WORMS. All children suffer from them. II suspeoted. ask for the Certain Cure. SHAfIiAND'a WORM POWDH!«B, l/p*oket, Acotheoariea Hall, opposite. Foot-offloe. EjDKBSOH'S SUPEbIOR BAKING POWDBB. INVIOTA BEANft MEDICAL HALL, Qpposlte Throe Lamps, Ponsonby, Auckland JA ~M' "i" o v" a i is. ii, niSPBKBINQ AK(> FAMILY QUBMIBT (Mbmbeb Phahmaobusioal Society), UOBaoN-STKHiICT, dot* ta WelUnitton street, Aposlahd. N.Z DOCTOR a X jn OLD'S Pisi« NY ROYAL AJ?P STBSL PILLS.—The most popular medicine of tbe day. Price, t* Bd a box.—Colo nial Agents: SHAW.ANft Si Co., opposite th.c Post Office, " ]_|ARsHALL'B lx Nux Pillules will IT I iemove nnoomfortabla feelnpa after rating Heaitnurn Watcrbaeh, &c. Pri>ie, Is.— -Boodson, London Aroid^. '| '■_'■£ ECLKCTIO PUAK_AOY. The acme of elegant Medioal Establishments. Top ol Qbei btmbkt, Cobn'bk or put-sikbh. CHARLES BUTCHEK. SSaRLaND'S CHEKRY PKCTORAL, Absolutely tha baet remedy ever made far COUtfBtS, i:R 'NOajTU. AND OiJLD3. Pries. 2b 61 and l<Hs Bottle. SIIAE AND a. Cj., opjioslta P.ut-afflco.



For Sale. FOX SALE, a strong Spring Trap ; pri< £12. - Aroly Vale & Co.. Drapers FOR SALE, in Burleigh-street, a We) finished i-roomoa Buusa with rejju-t grate and ooloolal ovon, good cellar with Or p aoe. Allotment 40 z ISO. well planted wit oholoe fruit trees, flower garden tastefully lal oat, brlos paths, &0,-apply J. Reap, ttroce aymonda-Btreet. OK SALE, a Suburban Grocery Bus net's In one of the bett polttot s near Ace! land. Tha Stook. Bcok Debt", and Trap an Horuea to be taken at valuation. Overtnr aboit £5000 per annum Principals only tre«e wall.-For partlonlard apply to Mr H. Smith, a Mr A. H. Nathan's, Wharf. FOX SALE, in Upper Queen-street Valuable Freeholds.—vo. 1, laree doubl frorted Shop and 7 rooms price £300. No. 2 'arge double Homo of 10 rooms, price £500. No 3, New shop and 5 rooms, price £250. A'so valuable 60 years' Leasehold In Kden Terrace very low ground rent. Two new Iroomet Verandah Oottsgesi, £-60 each, and Sroomec Verandah Cottage, prloe £U3.—Apply to F. 8, EwlngtOP. FOX SALE OR LKASE (Northcote] Hudioms Villa Re ldence. new and splendidly flnlehad oil. bow window, &0., &o. grand view, and a beautiful allotment, with water fro»tage, about 60 z 200, nartly fenced and planted, wlihln three minutes walk ot Scokes's Point Wharf. Terms very easy.—lX IT, Kvina, Estate Agent, Qneon-strpet. |j UK IMMEDIATE StLK Symonds *^ street (near residence of T. Russell, Esq.)— Handsome Villa, 6 rooms, fitted with gas, water, See., &o.; 2 rooms detached, wash-house, &c, allotment about 33 x 120. Pretty place and splendid position. Price, only fi6oo.—Full par tculars from D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen street. 758 IT OR ABSOLUTE SALE, at Mount V Kden, a new, well finished, and faithful); built Verandah Cottage ot four rooms ana souilery, fitted with register grate, feliohon range, tantc, &0.. &0.. &o. Splendid allotment voloanio). 33 x 115: situate, the Avenue. Kden. dale Price. £25 o&sb; balance on such terms us agreed upon.—Apply to Meaaro blbby and Fletcher, on the premises: or to Di F. Kvans, Kotaie Agent, (Jaeap-etreet. (71 '■} CftOITSALE, Scatborough Terrace, Par- V noil, Villa Kealdenoe of 8 Rooms, t Bed-rcoms, Urawlng-ronm, Dining-room, and Kitchen. Comm&nds a good view ot the Har hour. To be hud at a bargain, and on ex tremely easy terms. — V, V. Wans, H state Agent. 768. Queen-atreot, next Bank of Aus tralasia. iLpOK IMMEDIATE SaLB (a bargain), F House of 1 rooms, fitted with register grate, colonial oven, good well, and three allot ments, eaoh S3 x 99. Must be sold at once, A bargain. Price, only £1!».-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-atreot. (7*B) jj'.Oß Immediate Sale and Cheap.-Ver " andah Oottage and valuable freehold al otrnent, Bltuate on Main Koad, I'oneonby, near top of Shelly Beaoh Road. Cottage con tainn 4 room«i out-buildings, &o; allotment, 40 z 100. with right-of-way about 20ft wide; very oon vetiient and good position. Hrloa, only £360 — D. F. Kv»ns, KBtate Agent. Queen-street. <85i) TTBAKfiRS AND OTHERS.-Valu able and jrirat-olassßueiatss, situated ou Manukau Road Cornell, conelotlng ot Hind some and Oo'nmodloui shop and Uwelling, ooc t»m ng nine roome, pantry, bath-room, Boaliery. balcony (back andfrunti; splendid large Bakers Ovea, dough boxes, floor lo.'t. ttible, «nd nu merous outbuildings; large Freehold A lotmont (double ftovtigt), In ell, a first-class and very o tupaut Hakei'ii and Con.'eoUonet's Premises, all in oapltal working order,—full particulars at office o( D, F. Kvans, Estate Agent, Queen- B treat. 073) rpo CAPITALISTS AND OTHEtib. OENTBAIj CIT* FBEBHOLD PEOPEETY FOR SALB. I am instructed by Mrs Frabert (who la now retiring from her old and well-established busi ness) to sell, immeaiately, Ihla valuable Buil no»8 aita (the ■'Little uoat Pai') being one of the oldest and beßt-known sites In the city. It has a frontage to Khortland-streec of 56 feet, by a depth of US feet to triold Lane, besides being oxoavAtod and substantial wall built far ot-liar. Splendid position ; corner allotment. Situate direotly between Messrs A. Clark and Bon's Warehouse and Byornft's Mill, Hhortltnd-street. Nearly all the purchase money can remain on mortgage at 7 per cent. 'J erms and conditions on application to D. F. EVaNS, BsUtc Agent, Quen-etreet, 75_ nno FARMERS & OTHERS. MANUKB. VfANURF, VfANURK. ANURrT, ITIaNUKU-. iVIANURf. Bs fjKDA Wkusk, fiomQnoonsland. AUCKLAND AND SOUTHERN PRODUCE C., IJ7, QUKEN-STBKKT, Are prepared to snpply /^ONCEJNTKATkD TJONK m/TAHPRID \_ONOHNTR_TKU JUONtfIVIANUKK (Tne Best of all Fertil serai In Parcels ot lTon ~ .. t& 10 0 Do sdo .. ~ B 0 0 Do 10 do .. .15 0 Trade Parcels an par arrangement. An allowance will be made on parcels taken datlveiy of at vessel's side. JtDWIN liTCHGB. Manager. QLATES ! ELATES ! QLiTES ! FIRS riLAT | f?lftw r<LAY I IKK L-LAY ! r IRK X, LAY I Gao. Rhodes HAS FOB SALB, BESr ENGLISH SLATES AND FINELY-GRODND FIRE ULAY, at lowkßt remunerative bates. Yards : Next Dock. . Drapery, &o. AST TWO WEEKS ot Great Clearing Sale at Ooat-B. T iBTBB, Draper, Kar£ iig.hapo Road. r|>HE CHEAP DRAPERY SALB AT T. MoMASTER'S IS COMING TO A GLOBE (Most ot tlia Unseasonable Btook Is oieared out) THB BALANCE WILL BS QBBATLY RBDUOBD. A LOT Off New Zealand (Kaiapoi) Blankets, Flank em, Tweeds, AND Clothing just opened, OFFJSREJU AT SALE PRICBB, T. M CM AsT EBl 252, QUEEN-STKEKT. Boots aud Shoes. |\I EW BOOT WAREHOUSE, HOB. J3I SON-SrBBKT. A. B. Hunter begs to inform h>9 friends and the pnblio generally that he intends to com' inonoa b.tlneEß In the above line, and will opec With a now and oholoe stock In those premise b^nwn as *' Blordao's Baildiopf*,"- Habeon street, aid hopes by Belling a good articU at a roxßQnablo price to command a aba, c of tU publlo patrocsge. RKPAIB3 DQNfK1. In addition to the above he will also oflar c * select (v«O!t-uont ot ifanoy Wooia, O •we! Work. &o. Oon>m,en,olng MONDAY, April 9- • Money INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PKBMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVK3TMKNT 80OIETy OT AUCKLAND (OOKNEK OF VTOOAN ItANI ANP QUEBN-ST«BBT). INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. This Society is now issuing INVESTING SHARES, ordinarily carrying full rate of Interest and Profit. PAID-UP SHAKES of «20 eaoh, carrying J per cent interest (payable half-yearly) and par ticipating in surplus Profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on Deposits for 12 months,' per cent, and. on Deposits for B months, 6 pei cent par awmm. BORROWING DEPARTMENT, The Society advances on Approved Freehold and Leasehold Property to the extent of three fourths the value. Borrowers may pay off part or the -whole o their Mortgages at any time. Beduced Table of Rates and any further pai ticulars required may be obtained ajmthi Society^ offices. ■ •...-, WF* GtKOBQK FIiASEB, Manager. jSo-B i\ lO £10,000 LEMTonßuildinj % I" " Eooixty piinolples. or on othe: terms to unit bairovers. Allotments bough and Houses built on weekly payment system Mortgages and l.oaos npeotlsted. Bee UstO: Properties for s»)e on «h page. Six per o«nt allowed on money deposited for investmont.- C, WiKUM-ON, L«nd, Kstste. and Flnanoto Ageii an-i Valuator, B,VnloanLane. T>ATB 1 KATSI KATS!-Cu XV BH*RbAND-d PHOSPHO t PASTE. Bata e»t it gie^Dily. and die; no Bmell. nice, Una Hhll'lne at Oitlo. SHAROaND & CO., opposite -'j- -o.'B •.



f Lost and Pound. cc T OST.—Will the person who, by Mis- AJ lake. Took Silk Umbrelln, Ivory Handle, 7 from Usrblnea and raylo>'ri Man, up '* stAlrs. anilsg tho GuTeroor'a Proocaaion, kindly °r return same, to save lurcher enquiry, ag the *; Party ia well knowc-Oarblnes and Taylor's 5 Auction M»rt, Qnean street. r, I" OST, a Gold Coin with hole through it. —J Finder pleaaa return same to this ■ fflce. i- T UST, on Thursday evening, 4th inst., 5 JLJ a Sleeve But,' nn about the tlzi of half-a ---d crown, with monogram H.G.—^luaßr will be » rewarded by returning the earns to the Com d manderot B.M.K. ot. Htffioe. LOST, a Dog, answers to the name Oscar —Ten Shillings raward will b» pala i on retarnlng the Bame to Mis Edgontribe, care a of Rev «. Buirows. Parnell. _______ I.' CJTKAYED from my Paddock, a very hJ lice dark roan Pelfer, about 1G months old,—X. J. Somsrflali), Etlerslie. I ■ - -a '[ Personal. BLaCKSMiTH Wanting Business Call on E. Wayte, 177, Queen-street. Sporting. AUCKLAND JjACIN(i QLUB. AUIUMN MEETING. • SATURDAY~ND MONDAY, 21st and 23bd April, 1883. '. Fibst Day. 1 TR&DKIMEN'S PLA.TK ot ICO sove. MARKS' PRODUCE BTAKK3 of ICO SOYS, ' HI7KDLB RA.OK ot 80 soys. KABTKK HANUIOA.P of 200 SOTS. ! HHiUNB RACE ot 60 botf. | POBLIOANS' POB*K of 80 COYS. Sbcgnd Day. ' ffLYINQ S TAKBB of 75 soys. HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE of 100 BOYS. AUIUMN HANDICAP of 200 bovb. KLLBRcLIre PLiTtS ot 100 bovb. THK bHORTB HINUIC_P of 80 SJVB. CONSOLAUON HANDICAP of 30 Bova. FRIDAY, APRIL 18, Acceptances for Has ter Handicap and Steepleohase and General ttn'rleß- Wit PERCIVAL, Saoretary, JLiecturee. A" LECT UR B WILL BE DELIVERED BY MR. BLACKMAN IN THE UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH SUNDAY 3CHOOL ON MONDAY, APRIL 9. Subject: "Mutual Improvement Associa tions." Admißalon: Is. Lecture to commence at 8 o clock. Piooios, .Excursions, &o, 4 UCKLAND NATURALISTS' A. FIELD CLUB. Brourslon to the Raklno Islands (outside Moiutapu) to-morrow (Haturdaj). The p.b. Oltr of cork will le*ve Queen-street Wharf at 9.30 a.m. sharp, returmna In the evening. Dredging, etc dnrliig the day. Ticket*-to members ot the Olub, 3s: non-members, is.) T. F. CaBBSEMAN, Hon. Secretary. Business Notices. •WT O X I C E. TO THE INHABITANTS OF NEWMARKET •AND NEISHBOURHOOD. Robertson and Naikn beg to inform the Residents that they have taken the Premises lately occupied by Mr MoNeil, and Purpose opening on SATURDAY First as Bread and iiscuit Bakers. A Refreshment Room will be Jonneoted with the Shop, where Visitors can »o supplied with Tea, Coffee, Mutton Pies, &c, &c, at all reasonable Hours. Hot Rolls will also be Delivered Every Morning at 7 o'olook. gfIRE fILAY AND TTj EMATITE pAINT Of VERY SUPERIOR QUALITY, not to be Surpassed in tho Colony, to be Sold Cheap in Quantities to Suit Purchasers. Samples can be scon at our office, and farther information obtained. F- M ITCHELSON & Q°« 19, Queen-street Wharf. REDUCTION in price of Mutton.—J. Fobs and Co. take great vlaasnra In ia forn.ing the publlo of Auokland that the prloe of Mutton In their shops will be: Legs, 4d; loins, id; fore-quarters.Sd, For ready cash. Only. « TNDIA AND CHINA TEA X WAREHOUSE." NO. 95, VIOIOBIA-STREET. IH THB MATTER OF "GENUINE INDIAN TKAS." I beg to notify my customers, and all whom it may concern, Th« my Indian Teas are mostly from Calcutta, via Melbourne; that the treat bulk of my present Stock passed throußh the Victorian Customs during the severest dtr-ona slon that has ever taken place In the Colonies on what Constitutes "Pure Tea;" when the effort wai actually majeto raise tho Government Standard there blgber thau t) at adopted by the Board of Trade, uondon. Futtner:-l'hat, as nearly the whole of my Stock carries the ' Cal cutta Syndicates'* Mark, and their Agents in Me.bourne being Meg.re J. Henty and Co., no higher guarantee can be given of their parity than they offer on behalf of the Syndicate, - Frbdk. Whitbhbad. tba importer, auckland. nleabing-odt sale of KJ OUTIiKRY, THOMAS SAMUBL, being compelled to Olear out his Stook of Cutlery In consequence Ot the FEKMISn.B COMIN& DOWN and no other shop being obtainable. 1b now SELLING} OF? the whole of the stook at an 'enormous Sierlfloo. The goods are from the best Sheffield makers, and will have to be sold at any price. Connlstlng of— Best Ivory Table and IJeßeert Knives. Lookwood'a and Johneon'u Best Pocket Knives, Bleotro-plated Forks. Epoonp, Cruets, &o. Nevada and Nickel Silver Forks and Bpoons, Superior SoUeors and Razors. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. tuoma's'samuel, IMPORTBR OF CUTLERY, 16, Queen-Btreet (Opposite Town Cloote). ti \r o x i c c. BEESWAX! BEfi g W-Xl Purchased In any quantity fox^asb. Buyers ot Fnngus and Muntz Metal. Having purohaaed In China a Fine Assort ment of Teas himself, JAMBS AH KKW con • confidently recommend thorn, and trnsta that all his old Customers, and the Pobllo generally, will avail themselves ot this splendid opportunity i and call early to buy hia Superior Congou, Best ? Flavoured Kooloo, Shouohong, and various , Mlzed Teas, suited to every tantei He has also i on hand Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger, Ccockory ware* Silka, Bandkerchlnf a. and otber L commodities too nameroua to raentloni i Note the Address!— JAMEd AH KEW & 00., 1 ",' IH. Qnaen-atrett. I 1/lOSQOITOESI MOSQUITOES ijX Übß SHARLAND'd KOiUA, , A Fragr&Dt Herbal Preventive. ' Price. One ShllUnK and Sixpence a Bottle. SHARLAN" fc CO., opposite Post-offlco. rnHB ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE , X HOME SPECIALITIES, Established 1837. Biwn-H 4 CUSTiRD WITHOUT BoGB I)■ IBD S < A GBHAT DiCUOAOT. }■ CUSTARD pOWDKR,' , X For Making the Richest Custard without Eggs, at one-ball the cost and trouble. Prloe, 7Jd and Is Sa per box. Bee Koolpes in " Pastry and cwoets," : /•AlfMdßlr<3,F.OS.,wss • B^D«a Baking I ■ ■ Powder, ] JSS_ a&»^«g V. others are counterfeit. For miking Bread, Pastry, Cakes, Plum Pad. I alngs. Scones, Bans, &0., beautlfally light. Sola In 7}d and laSd Mna. and In Id packets. See numerous Reolpes in " Pastry and Sweeta." THIRD'S 4 OHOIOK-DSLII'IOCa > . Klanc-manqk JrowDitK. ' For making the most dellolona Blano-Maoge In *■ ■ a few minutes, with Ut>l» tronbie snd at trifl ing cost, made In the following flavours:— S Vanilla. Almond, fctrawberry. Kasoberry, " Chooolate. Coffee, rind Lemon. Price. ?4d and '; U a _fflte£peß to '■ PMtryand Sweete." THIRD'S WHOLHBOMH-RICH. >• 1* (2)OSOIBKIBATED j^GG PoWDKR, • a romplete Substitute for Eggs In Puiidingp, , pancakes. &c. Sold In 7Jd aud le 34 tine, and r Idpaokets. Seeßeolpeßinfaetryand Sweets. I ABIES ABE STBOKOLY ASVIBKD TO CONSULT t "PASTRY AND SWKHTS," ■ A Little Work containing Practical Htntß and Original Recipes for Ta^ty Dishes for tne 1 Dinner and Supp-r table, may oe obtained from the Agect. j Sole Inventors and Makers ot these Beautiful Preparations—ALFßED BIRD "ft EONS, Birmingham. Agent for Auo land —KOBKRT RBW GROOKU, ftC M VItTOKU 6TBKET



_ _ N?ney , * ~ a^,,,0 T ,, "NMoneyto Lend o Aauawcß. y> a { loweat rata ( • ' -<yal Commissic : <_mbh3-' N|v^ i pONSOSBY KEGAT I't-r^Q* Tha following Races, roatponed from Patur- \ day last, will berowrd oft w. ather permltti' B>t \ SATURDAY, 7thl!ißt., Btartingata 30P.m.:— N AMATEUR BCOLLKR9 FOUR OARRD G193-Senlor .amateurs FOUROARBD GlG?—Maiden Amateurs And the MODEL YACHT RACE. By order of Commite', D. F. KVANS, Hod. Eeo. ! Ponaonby, Aprils, W<. fnblic Notices. Jr O T 1 C E~~. MR B. C. GREENWOOD'S ; SALE OF PROP -SET IKS, WAIKOMITI, WHANGAREI, AND TAKftPUNA, HAS BHEN ' _.. •- ■; ..: ; POSTPONED , ■:,. - t TILL „,, i MONDAY, 9th APRIL, NOON, On icootmt Of the arrival o£ His Kxo.llenoy the Governor. . ■DOROU'GE OV PA KNELL. * BURGHSS AND DEFAULTERS LISTS. Kotloe ia hereby given that the abava Lists lie ut the Borough Oounoll Office unUl th« 16th Instant (Inclusive) tor Pnblio Inspection. » H.-TheNamejof aUPeißcna appearing In the Defaulters' Llit. who fail to pay the Gurren* Geroral Rate before the 27th ot thla month, *!U ■ Not Appear In the Burgees List (or 1883-1. S. REYNOLDS, Town Clerk. April 6.1883. ' ' ■ JJIPSOM ROAD DISTRICT !. ;! in tnrriM of the "I ho Regulation of Local _'<h FiSfc im." and Sco'lpa IS and «of ~ " ihe ttoad Board Act. 188a- I he«ebj elto ;Q < BOtira that an Kieodon of *ive Persons to fiU th« nffli-n of Trustees will take plaoa in the Ep 9 o°m fflH 9 ?l on FKIDAY.thoLh May. 1883 at 8 pm.. and that Nominators will be received for the sam« at the Office of «ha unjera gnedup to noon of THUKBDAY, the?lth April, 1883. WILLIAM DIN n. MO«. Beturninn officer. sth April, 1883. _____ S~~EGRETTrS INSBCT POWDER,. ~,; Kilts *J2££ffißg& PESTS, Prioe, Is 61 a canwter. ~._" Colonial Agecte: sharland fc Co ■ opposite P.O ■ nKAIvK'S finst-class Oyster Supper JJ Rooms (meals all hours), Darby-street, -; Auckland. _ '' f irHE Account to Night Soil Contractor . f to 31st March nit. ttinst be paid wubout delay, otnerwlss Bervios will be diaoomliiuafl. X Offloe. City Msrfie', open from 9 to 5; Satnrdayß to D p.m. - ]NT O T I C B. •- I will not bo Responsible for any Debts Con tracted by my wife, Elizabeth Collins, Onchunga, from this date. W. COLLINS. Onehunga. TN KE O, S. ELLIS, DECUASKD. All Claims against the above —state must ba rendered to the Executors, at my office, 8, Queen-street, on or before the 14th instant; and ■ all Moneys owing to the Estate must be paid to me forthwith. "■■ ' • BENJ. TANNER, For the Executors. THE ESTATE OF A. LIN ABO RY AND CO. All persona Indebted to the above Kitata aro reQaested to Pay their Acooonts to the under signed on th 9 premises Qaeen-street, on or be fore the Utu pioi., otherwise legal proceedings will be taken fqr their recovery. , G. B. OWKN.I m-n-t... JNO. KOSB, fTrMteKU : All Claims against the KBtate are requested to \ I be rendered forthwith to the Trustets. care ot • • ■: Bargoodi Bwen and Co,, Shortland-streat. , VST X ARE A6KNTS FOB ICE-MlKlNi* MACHINKS, .. from £25 upwards BROWSES' REFRIGERATING MA OHINBRY. ICH-ORICAM FRKKZING CHURNS, ICE SOALKS. lOK PLANES. All Uteneils for making Iced Drinks Also, ENGINE, BOILERS, PUMPS, DRILLS. AND 3 OOLH. Plant of any kind Contracted for. INGRAM AND CO., High-street Auctions. -'-. - ~. S. COCHBAHK] [JAS. DACEK MONDAY, APRIL 9. 180 SHARES HAND OF FRIENDSHIP G.M.C. r fHK Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, 8. Fort-street, on Monday, Sth instant, at 11 o'clock. Under Warrant.from R.M. Coutt, Thames, Casey y Nloholls, OA SHARES HAND OV FRIBNDBHIP ou , G.M.C. SAMUEL COCHKATSB & SO» % Auctioneer*. ~, 8, OOOHKii.HR JAs. OAOKI TUEiSDAY, APKII, 10. OIL PAINTIHGsT" OIL PAINTINGS.: rriHE subscribers will sell at their Booms, ■ Fort-street, on Tuesday, 10th instant, at 11 o'clock, OK LARGE ODL PAINTINGS, in Handsome, •-**' Gilt Frames. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, AncUoneora. MONDAY, APRIL 15. ' 10 BE SOLD BY AUCTION. HOUSEHOLD FUKNITURB, &O. D. If. EVANS HAS received iostructions from Mr J. J. Odlnm to Sell, by Public Auction, at his residonce, Wood-street, Ponsonby, THE WHOLE OF HIS SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FDKNITURE. . ■■ ■ ALL IK FIKST-OLASB ORDEB. Fall particulars in Future Advertisement. D. Ft EVANSi,? , ( ... ■:,, Auctiooeer, - : • FRIDAY, APRIL 13.. By order ot the Registrar of ♦'no Supreme Court of New Zealand, Northern Dis. trict, at Auckland, on behalf of a Mortgagee. , . . rfiHE undersigned has been favoured with *r J 08*™0"008 «»"en, by Public Auouon. at his Mart, Queen-Btreet. Anokland, on the 13 h day of April. 1883. By order ot the Reßiairar ot tteßupremn Uonr« of New Zoala. Dat AaoUand. All that parcel of Land in the ProvlnolalDis trict of Auckland, and Colony of New Zealand, containing by admeasruenient 80 acrea, more or less, situated in the Pariih of Maungataupero, County of Slarsdec. and being couth-western portion oX allotment No. 89, with all the riff-m and appurtenances thereto belonging. Kali par- : tlcnlars may be had, and a plan ot the property may be seen, at the office of Messrs Lalahlejr and Jaokton, Qoeen street, Auckland, or at the office of the andertfgaed, where the conditions of eblb and dcscrlptiun and pan of tho property _aynowb|^ fig _ NWoo^ ncWoawj , ,^ Auokland, Sth AprU, 18S3. • ' FRIDAY, APRIL 13. . ' By Older of the Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Northern District, at Auckland. THE undersigned has been favoured with struoUons to sell by publlo auction, at hu Mart, Queen-street, on Kriaay. the I3tnTrtav of April, 1683. by Order of the Registrar if tha SupremeConrtot New Zealan .Northern mF. trtot. a>t Anokland— t -■■ ■ > All that f arcel of Land in New Zealand con. talning by admaasnremen'; 40 acres (mo'-a or less). Bltuatert in tho rMishof _ ot ea. Qneßn's Coumy. ana botntt stutt-easitri portion of Ai° lotmet No 11 >. with an tae rights and BDDUrten. anoes thereto belonglnK. Fu 1 p_rdooiats may be haa aud a plan of the Prouer.y may he seen ! at the tifflloe ut M«ars Lalshte and Jaclwoo Queen-at, Auckland, and also at the Office of t» c nudrreigned. Qu onsiieet noftliino.nheiotbe Conditioosnt Sale and detoriptloa and plan if iij ' too property iimy now Do tew. Also, at the same time and place, Ssctlon No. 60, Pariah of a. r 'Ut, Conuty of Wai'a (tormeriy Walk»to), 50 ..area jjuod L^ad. K. C. ttBKhN WOOD, Auctioneer Aookland, 5h April, 1889. (Continued on Fourth Page).