TELEGRAMS/

(YKOM OWIVCWK COBEESrOHDEIST.) COROM - ND EL, this day.

On Saturday the sailing boat Transit was struck with a sudden breeze, and filling with water, sank in the bar h„ur The three occupants. Messrs Brown. Campbell, and Nelson clung to the top mast, which remained out of water, aud were rescued by a boat, winch put oft from tho scow. She was lifted yesterday, and seems none the worse. .... Sergeant Bist has received information from Mercury Bay that the three men, after being lost in the bush while going to Thames found their way back to Mercury Tman named I ick Kennedy left Fury's Bridge on Saturday evening in a boat to go to the whatf. tie has not been seen since. All tho leading chief, arc leaving today for the Thames to attend the taugi of Hohepa Paraonc, TE AWAMUTU, this day.

Iho body of John James Powell, an Alexandra settler, was brought into Alex andra on Sunday evening by a canoe from Kopua. It is believed that he was drowned in crossing the Waipa River on Saturday. Mr Gresham, solicitor and coroner, holds an inquest this afternoon at Connell's Ex change notel, Alexandra.

CAMBKIDGh", this day,

The Hon. .Mr Bryco nnd .party arrived hero last night from Rotorua. He baslno business of public importance here, but proceeds to Kihikihi and Alexandra to morrow. . ~, , , The Land Court is still engaged hcar.na sub-division and succc.sion cases, which are for the most patt unopposed. Mr Shecban is engaged in the conduct of the same. The Waotu case will be finally dealt with to-morrow . The Town Board have received Mr Er rington's report on tbe water supply. He recommends a scheme ia connection with Stoncy Creek, and estimates the coit at about £15,000,

[rEX PKESS ASSOCIATION.]

GISBORNE, This day SUPPUSED DROWING OF A SHEPHERD.

Mr Lyster Kayc, of Wairurapa, who was shepherding for Mr Hutchison, is missing. He had been ill for some days, and, on Wednesday, got up during the ni«ht, but did not return to the house. Next morn ing he was traced down to the river. There was a heavy flood at the timo, nnd it is believed that he must have fallen in. The police are searching for his body.!

WANGANUI, this day

Stephen Ansen, a sailor on hoard the schooner Annie Hill, was to day committed for trial for passing a base coin in the shape of a Hanovarian token for a sovereign with intent

GREYMOUrU, this day.

Mrs Hynes slipped Lorn the top deck on to the hatch on board the Uar of the South last night. She had some ribs broken and sustained a severe shock to the spine. It is expected she will recover, though her in juries are very serious.

CHRISTCHUKCH, this day

Thoßev. C. Frascr yesterday announced his intention to give up possession of St. Andrew's Church, but said he did not in tend to retire from the Ministry. Wherever he decided to go he would continue to devoto himself to the interests of religion and education,

DUHEDIN, this day.

The Governor left for the South at 10 this morning. At the station over three thousand children sang the National and New Zealand anthems. Despite the rain there was a large attendance of the public, who cheered heartily as tbe train moved off.

The property burned yesterday belonged to McKerras and Haslett, and is insured in the North Brit sh United office for £400. STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY.

The Chairman of the Standard Insurance Company, in his address, slid the year's in come exceeded the previous one by £4,500, which was very gratifying, considering the reduction of rates and the fact that this com pany'soperationshadnotheen extended dur ing the year. The present competition was most demoralisin?, aud those connected with the business can realise its extent. The principle guiding cer tain competitors was to secure premiums at all haz.rds; and in many cases this company was obliged to let busi ness pas 3 rather than accept rates which leave no reasonable prospect of profit. The directors are considering the propriety of re suming the insuring of hulks. At the quarterly Licensing Court for Dnnedin South, Mr Fish, as chairman, said that though all the members had been elected on the publicans' ticket, it must not be considered they would run a muck in favor of the trade, but on the other hand would not favor district Legis lation, as a section of tha community de sired midnight licenses to be continued to houses in the main thoroughfare.

NORTH SHOR- PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

(To the Editor.)

SlE,—I was not surprised to see in your issue of the 2Sth ulfc. a denial of your reporter's statement of tho Presbytery's proceedings on the _7tb, for this ia Rev. Dr. McLeod's well-known way of getting out of a difficulty. You say—"Dr. McLeod informs us that his resignation is not in any way due to strained relations between him self and his people." Does ho mean to say that the relations are" not strained, or that it wouM be possible for him to continue longer in the North Shore church"? The occurrences of yesterday, when half the con gregation arose in thechurch, andleft in con sequence of his addressing them, is the best answer to this. If, as he would make ns believe, bis leaving is because his through ticket to Sydney expires this week, was it becoming in him, as a minister of the Gospel, to induce thecongregation to accept him as their minister, and the Presbyteiy to induct him, if he was only a bird of passage with a through ticket, intending to remain with us for a few months? But, sir, this availing himself of his. through ticket is only an after-thought. The time had come when he could not have remained unless he meant to preach to empty walls. More than one-third of the congregation had lefts coaple of months ago, after his attack oa the treasurer, which he made in order to get the collections into his own hands, which he did, taking the collections hi-BseH. and raising the seat rents from 401. to 90s. More people would then have left, bat did not like chapging, in the expecta tion that this financing, fawning, and bullying would cure itself, which it has done effectually if this "through ticket" tad not come in in the nick of time. Those who had been his best supporters, and spoke against this new regime, were insulted, and I no name was too bad for them, whether j male or female. He refused to have a meeting of committee until he had secured all the chnrch money. Jfor somo time the spiritual and medical accounts were col lected by one and the same boy and ser vant-maid, and there was no peace in the dwellings of any that he supposed he had tbe smallest claim on; until both were paid, or .suits at Jaw threatened. The congregation never heard of this " through ticket" and this " failing health," which he stated to the Presbytery were the cause of hla leaving, bat if the ticket had been known to bo in existence,he would now have less money in Ms pocket. It was cleverly and well done for a preacher of the Gospel; and at the Presbytery it was he that turned out one of Mspwieoated patients and the Southern Ministers, so as to have his own statements "--challenged, and obtain a certificate to enable him to spend another few months -o_.ew_.ere else pleasantly and profitably, and give another Fresbytery_ the same trouble in inducting and relieving him. I protest against the Presbytery granting a certificate with closed doors, or without proper enquiry into the circumstances that have forced Rev. Dr. Mcleod to leave North Shore. We will be glad enough to make a "golden bridge" for him to get away, But for the sake of Presbyterianism in other places we hope that the Presbytery will not smuggle him into Presbyterian Churches in other colonies without finding, by proper enquiry, whether bis proceedings in the North Shore congregation entitlo him to a certificate.—Yours. &c,

DEVCffirORT.

.At a meeting of the Te Papa Licensed Holding to-day, it was formed into a com pany, with a' capital of £20,000 in £1 "bares. Messrs Stone, Dickey, Morrin, McMillan, Aickin, Coleman and Deeble Were appointed directors. At the Police Court to-morrow, Charles and James Martin, father and eon, willb. charged with assaultiog Charles Mack, who, it will be remembered, was brought up several days ago to answer a summons call mi. upon him to contribute towards the Support of his family.

DROWNING NEAR ALEXANDRA.

A telegram received to-day from Alexandra by Superintendent Thomson conveys the intelligence of a drowniug case, which happened near that place on Saturday uight. The deceased is a settler named Jo.m James Powell, who is married to a Maori woman. He wa_ attempting to cross the liver at Kopua, in tho King Country, on horseback, when, through some unexplained cansc, ho was drowned. The body was recovered, and an inquest wns proceeding this afternoon

SUPPOSED ATTEMPTED INCENDIARISM.

A VERY narrow escape from what might have been a serious conflagration happened early yesterday afternoon. There aro at tbe corner cf Symonds-street and East street, two unoccupied shops, and a gentle man was parsing them about 1.30 p.m. when his atteution was drawn by somo children to n quantity of smoke issuing from ono of tbe buildings referred to, Having oflected an entrance to tbe place, be found a bundle of paper on fire, whilo his sense of smell made him aware of the fac-|tbat the pas jets had been turned on, evidently with the intention of causing nn explosion, and destrojiug the buildings. He extinguished the flames, having turned oil the gas, reported tho matter to tho police. It was evident that the at tempt, if it woro such, was made only a minute or two before the attention of the gentleman was called, to the smoko, and the supposition is that the fire was the work of an incendiary, or had been ciused by some vagrant who had been si.oping iv the place, or possibly by children.

DH McLEOD'S RESINGNATION.

Scene at the North Shore Presby-

terian Church.

When referring several days ago to tho resignation by Dr McLeod of his North Shore charge, we stated that rumours were current to the effect that strained rela tions existed between the rev, gentleman and his ilock, aud had brought about his resignation. Dr. McLeod subsequently stated that his retirement from tbe charge wa. not in any way due to strained rela tions, but whether this is so or not, there can be but little doubt from more recent event, that strained relations havo existed between some portion of the congre gation and the pastor. It will bo remembered that at tho meeting of Presbytery at which the resignation was submitted, Rev. A. Carrick was appointed to preach at N orth Shore on the following Sunday morning, and cite tho congregation to appear in support of their interests, This ia a formality which is rendered necessary by the laws of the Piesbyterian Church before the pastoral tie can be severed. In accordance wicb tbe request of tho Presby tery, Mr Carrick preached at the North Shore Church yesterday, and towards tho close of the service ■was about to read tho citation when Dr McLeod asked to be permitted to address a few words to tho assemblage in reference to the resignation. Ho com menced by a reference to the fact that having a through ticket for Sydney, he intended to take his departure on Wednesday rex., and consequently he would not await the result of tho meeting of Presbytery appointed to consider tho resignation. Bi_ remarks were then di rected more immediately towards the rea sons which led to his leaving tho charge, and he proceeded to s.iy that while ho was on good terms with the greater porlion ot his congregation, there were differences be> twecn a few of the members aud himself. He was evidently about to proceed more closely into detail when several voices enquired the names of tho persons with whom tbo differences were' alleged to exist The_e were not given, and tho statements of the minister -"ere flatly contradicted by persons in the congregation and a number rose up ond walked out of the church. One lady whoEe fcelinss were evidently strong on the subject, expressed her mind very freely towards the pastor, emphasising her remarks with her umbrella. She left the building with the others, after character ising the rev. gentleman as a hypocrite. At one time there appeared every probability of a more unseemly disturbance than actually occurred, and it is said that Dr McLeod threatened to send for the police. When those who had risen from their scats had left the church, Mr Carrick read the citation and brought the service to a clo .c. Feeling in thedistrict runs high cocccrningthe dispute. A meeting of the committee is to be held to-night, but it has no bearing upon yester day's proceedings.

MINING NEWS.

MOANATAIARI. — The manager reports, under date of March 3 :—Redan section .- No. 9 foot v.all lead in stopes above 80-ft level continues to look vory promising. Colors of' precious metal were seen in it when last broken. All Nations,stopes above 80-ft level. There are several branch leaders and stringers in our working here the b.st of which show colors occasionally. The new crosscut at SO-ft level ha 3 been extended 19ft 6in through vety good country during the last fortnight. Home ward Bound, tunnel level; The leader, which we are driving westerly, has im proved since my last, producing a little gold-bearing stone. The leader will aver age 3in in thickness. Nonpareil, 215 ft level: The face of drive is abont 110 ft N,E. from shaft. Reef at this point is six inches in width. A little picked stone occasionally comes to band from a small leader we are stoping near the shaft. Leader in Morning Star section, as well as those in Heldt's section, are producing pay able stuff. Cleaning up and retorting took place on Thursday last, when an additional 42ozs 4dwts melted gold was obtained from 20 tons of general stuff and 30 pounds of picked stone, thus making the total 205 tons general stuff and 3cwt picked atone, which gave 4070zs 3d\vt melted gold.— (Signed) G. G. VIVIAN.

(BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

COR r MANJEL, this day,

Just in Time obtained fifty pounds specimens on Saturday afternoon from No. 2 reef in the intermediate level 40ft above where gold was first struck in the main level, t-ii Saturday tho men showed me a stone shewing coarse specks of gold which he had taken_ from the reef cut past the slide; bnt there has been no breaking j down yet, ___________________

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

March 3,1883. Bank of N.Z.—Sellers, 4)23 7s Sd Auckland Gas—£B 15s; nnyoi?, £8113 Union Sash & Door—Sollqrß, £_ ISs Klßher and Co.-10s 61 Northern Bo it Co.-Satlers, 15s Caledonian G.M.C.—Buyers, is 6d; sellers, 9. Uuoen ot Beauty—36s to 35s 61 Deep Level Cross—ss Od; buyers, 5a 3d; sell ers, Si9d ?eymour-2s 10d, 3i; buyers, 2s lid ; sellers, 3s 3d Hand of Fr'.ondship-Ss lOd.As Jcrvola-ls Id: buyers. Is; Jsnllerß, 18 3d Werahlko—2a 6d, 2a 7d ; sellers, 2s 81 Darts—Buyers, 8s 6d Justin Time—sa JO-HPH N-WAI4.N. Chairman.

Abeeiy iodividual, who made a tour of the Queen-street hotels last night with the object of raising a drink, appealed as a.._.'_}.-»' resort to a police spy, geant, pleading that he was suffering from a bad attack of internal cramp, and might die for want of a glass of brandy, He concluded with the remark that there was a publican up the street who would serve him if he could get a policeman to come and give tho necessary authority. The sergeant was, however, not inclined to countenance the breach of tho law, and recommended the sufferer from internal cramps to see a doctor.

The architectural appearance of that part, of Queen-street between Shortland and Fort Streets, and also the portions. of the streets in question below the Post Office, will ore long ba improved by the erection of a splendid block of tbree-storey brick or concrete buildings. The present tenements are to bo sold and pulled down in August, the block _ in cluding Howden's, Sargood's, Harris's, Waverley Hotel, deal's Otto's, Mowbray's, Donald's, and Cochrane's. The allotments •will then be sold for a period of fifty years, the condition being that buildings in ac cordance with designs in the City Council be erected. The plans show handsome three-storey edifices, with shops on the ground floor, and a further condition is that they must be built of stone or "concrete.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

[i.I_UTEI._ 'J I_I.EG_I.UIS,

(Received March 5, 12.30 p.m.)

MHLBOORNB, this day,

POLITICAL PARTIES,

It is stated that A. Clark will submit n second amendment to the address-in-reply to tbe Governor's spe-ch, with the view of testing the number of opponents of the coalition party.

VICTORIAN KtVENUE. The revenue of Victoria for the past eight months is satisfactory.

ADELAIDE, this day.

NEW BISHOP OF ADELAIDE. Dr. G. W. Kcnyon, the new Anglican Bishop of Adelaide, has arrived.

The fact that nine persons wcro punished for drunkenness to-day appears to have given rise to the idea that there was a great deal of Sunday liquor selling yesterday. It is, however, woithy of notice that all these persons, with only one .exception, were arrested last .Saturday night,

Councillor Waddcll has given notice of tbe following ominous motion forcousidera tion at the next meeting of tho City Council:-"That tho duty and power of a chairman of the various committees be defined by tho Council,"

The charge against Kow Hiug, of Bboot ing a cow, collapsed at|the Police Court to day, Mr Samuel Jackson raising the fatal objection that the offence was alleged to have been committed more than a month before the infor_iation;was laid.

An alleged " tin-kcttling " case comes on for hearing at the Police Court to-morrow. Four lads named Joseph Allcrton, John Allerton, Alexander Stuart, aud John Mc- Cafferty are summoned to appear on a charge of wantonly and maliciously beating noisy instruments, to wit kerosene tins, to the annoyance of the peaceful residents of Manukau Road, Parnell.

Death.

BURT.-On March 2, at Horringor, Arch Hill, Kmily Maud Ramsay, infant daughter ot Henry John Burt, aged 3 monthß.

THE AUCKILA^iO EVENING STAK, MONDAY, M^RCH 5.



Meetings. ~» AHA ROYAL ARCH aM^AA CHAPTER, 313, I.C. f&MSf AnKmergenoyMootingof the Chapter '~>-wlll b. held at Fraomasonß* Ball TO MO ROW (Tuesday), 6th Inatsnt, at 8 p.m. H. G. WaUK, P.K. Re.lßtrar. \ J. /TTNION LODGE OF MARK \|§/ \J MASTERS, No. 161. jAsiyL^ An Kmorgonoy Meeting of this Lodge ■^iF^wliibe hold In the Lodgeroom Fr<e masons' Hall, Princes-stroot, TO-MOItROW (Tuo.day) EVENING, at 7 p m. shnrp. T. W. KITT, Secretary. _gth Maroh. 1883. "^§S§is—i"T2_3_K above will be N6Wton H, all jtffli^-, PAY. Maroh '%-__.-_ _ __.____=~ p. m . Bußl-e»B "' important.; every member request id to attend. By order,— A. B. GttlSfFlTH--. Seoretary. AUCKLAND SUNDAY - SCUOOL Unio.v. aho Annual Mooting of T>aohe>i_ and Members will bo held in tho Hall of tho Y.M.O. AB'.O-tatlon TC-MOUROW (Tuosdayl, 6«h March, ac 7.T0 p.m., J. 0. Firth, -.so., In tho oh.i-. Bt.Sri._-S."— Reading and Adoption of the .Annual Report r.nd Balance-sheet—Alteration ot Rc'.e 5— Blootlon of Officers for 1833-1-Anniml Ad, , dresj to Teaohors by tho Key S. Maotarlane. W. SBRVIOE, Hon. ftsc. rr.Hr. THAMES VAI LEY &ND ROTO- i A RUA RA.II.WAY COMPANY, LI MIT-D. NOTICE. Tho First Annual Meeting of tho Thamoa . Valley and Kotorua Hallway Company, • Limited, will be held at tho Company's Office, No. 117. Queen-street, Auckland, at two o'clock on TUUH-DAY. tho 8- March 1883. Business : To receive tho Dlraotora' Report and Etate men. of Accounts. elect ten Dlreotors In place of tho present Mombors of the Board. aU ot whom retire, but aro eligible for re-election. To elect two Auditors and to fix their re muneration, JOHN BAIGKR. Secretary. Auckland. 20th February. _•__. CJTAR OF TE PAPA LICENSED -J HOLDING. A Meeting of Shareholder. In above Claim will be hold at Mr F. A. White's, Offloe, Shortland-e.reet, on MONDAY next, the sth March, 1.83, at 3 o'olock p.m. Buelno-s —To form Company, appoint Dlreotors, Sec Gazette in ijatuumptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OK NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. Ia the matter of " Tho Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876," and the several amend menu : thereof, and of tho Bankruptcy of Chable3 Hooker, a Dobtor: Notice Ib boraby given that, at a first meeting af the Creditors of tho above-named Charles Hooker held iatttae Supreme Court BnUdicg , auckland.on Saturday, the third day of March, 1833 at eleven o'clock In tho forenoon, Thomas Wac-farlace, of Auokland, Certificated Aocoun lant In bankruptcy, was appointed Creditors' Trustee Of tho property ot the said debtor; and .hat tho saldThoma'i Maoffarlano has Intimated so the Registrar hla acceptance of tbo said > tr ÜBteeßhlp, . _ __ Dated thla 3rd day of March, 1833. (J. W. BASWCY. Deputy Registrar. WlM——( THOBNS, _ . , . Vulcan Lane and Quocnstreet, Auokland, .olloltorfur ihe Debtor. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHKI-N DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. Iv the matter ot V Tho Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876," and the several amendments thereof, and cf tho bankrnptoy of MiciiA"__ Joseph Br-NNan, of Auck land, draprr. Notice is hereby given that at a flr_t meeting ot the creditors of the above-named Mlcha.l Joseph Bronnan.hold at the Supreme Court house, Auckland, on Monday, tho fifth day of March, 188., at eleven o'olock In the forenoon, Thomas Maoff-rlanc, of Auokland, certificated accountant In bankruptcy, was appointed oredltors' trustee of the property ot the said debtor, and that the Bald Thomas Maoffarlano has intimated to the Registrar hi. acceptance Of the said trufltoeehJp. Dated this s'h Cay of Maroh, 1883. 9. W. BASLEY, Doppty Regißtrar. ROBiRT BaOWSIHG, Short land-street, Auokland. Solicitor for the Debtor. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and Credi tors Aot. 1876." and ot the several Aots amending the same, and of the Bank ruptcy of Til mas Levis Cox, of Cam bridge, WalKa-O. in the Provincial Dls trlot of Auckland, and Colony ot Now Zealacd. Bootmaker, a debtor. This is to notify that Thomas Levis Cox, ot Cambridge, Walkato in tha Provincial Dlstrlot of Auckland, and Colony ot New Zealand, Boot maker, has thin day filed a statement that he Is unable t0 meet hla engagements with hla oredl tors. The first meeting of creditors to bo held at the Supreme Court Bnlldlnss, Auokland. on Tuesday, the thirteenth day ot Maroh. 1883, at the bone of eleven o'olock In tha forenoon. Dated this fifth day of Maroh, 1883. HENRY C. BREWER, Rogiatrar. HUGH' B Se GBOBfIE, Solicitors for the Dobtor, Shortland-Btreet, Auokland. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DI3TKICT. IS BANKRUPTCY. In tho Matter of the 'Debtors and Credi tors Aot, 1876," and of tho soveral Aots amending the same, and ot the Bank ruptcy ot James Rhodes, formerly of Cambridge, Walkato, but now of Auck land, In tbe Provlnolal DI. tilct of Auck land, and Colony of New Zealand; Boot maker, a Debtor, Notice is horoby given that at a first meeting of the Creditors of tho above-named James Rhodes, held at the Supreme Coart Buildings, Auokland, on Mondßy, the 6th day of Maroh, 1883, at eleven o'clock In tho forenoon Thomas Mao-Carla.e of Auokland. Certlflo.tert Acconn tant In Bankraplcy, was appointed Creditors' Truat3e of the pronerty of the said Debtor; and that the Bald Thomas M-off.rlane has Intimated to the Registrar hla acceptance ot the said trusteeship. Dated this sth day of Maroh, 1883. G. W. BABLKY, Deputy Registrar, Hughes ano George, Solicitors for the satd Dobtor, > i Shortlacd-streer, Auckland,



J Wanted. i — i XrS ANTED, immediately, a good General J vv ' Servant. — Mrs R. Arthur, Hopbitrn- I street; i \ "iRTANTED, a good General Servant.— ; V f Apply to Mrs 1. Quick. Ponsonby Road. WANTED, a good plain Cook.-jjApply, nt once, Mrs Dalton, Panama House (opposite Snpreme Court). H'/ ANTED,"2 or 3 good Pick and Shovel Men—Apply at -_cc to Newaan and MoKemlsh. at GrammargSohool, Bymoari-strco. |



\/ef ANTED, a good strong respectable TT Girl, ab lut 15 or 16 ono who oculd sleep at home preferred.—Apply to Mrs Smarr, Gre_t North Koad,



WANTED, at once, a strong, trust worthy Boy for grcrery business,— Ferrlday and Wootton, Newton.



WANTED, the Public to see the New Show of Drapery Ot Dampior's, includ ing tho White Flannel, at'lOd, and tho Scarlet ditto, at Is.



WANTED, a strong active Young Man as boor-.—Apply Princo Arthur Hotol, Hobson and Wollo-loy-atreots.



WANIttD, a respectable Girl about 20 as Goneral Sorvant.-Mrs F. G. Clay ton, Carloton Road.



WANTED, a respoctablo Boy for larm la tha oonnti-y ; an excellent homo pro vidoil for suitablo lad.—Address March, Sriß Offlco.



WANTED, two good Hands for Northern Wairoa. 10s per day and passage up.— J. M. Haslott, Builder, Fort-street.



WANTED, a General Servant. —Apply Mrs Whltolaw, Upper Symondsßtr.oc, noar ICybcr Pa.sj



WANTED, n strong Boy to make him self generally useful.—Apply to John Hamilton, Domain Gardons.



V»7ANTED,a good Genoral Sorvant. — v » Apply to Mrs MoMostor. Qnoon-stroot.



WANTED SEEN—Tho Fresh Berlin Wool, 3d por dozen; Borlin Wool Slip- Sera, la Cd the pair; I_adie:r* Hani.isos-0 Leather ags, -is ISA to 4a; and tho Extra Grand Show of Fresh Drapery at bumpier'a. \At ANTED, a fow good Lads, about 14 > » years of age.—Apply Qledhill's Cordial Factory, Wullosloy-strcct.



"_,__/ AN IE- Clothing Hands. —Coombes v t D, nn( _ Co .



"Jjy ANTED, Drapers. —Coombcs and Co,



tS/ANTi-D S EN-Crape Trimming, ▼ » actually Is tho nor of 38 yards; Lovoly Flowers (artificial), actually Id tho bunch; and tho Extra Grand Show of Fresh Drapory at Dampior's.



\A? ANTED, Boy to run errands.—Apply 'T Mr Finch, Stationer, Qucon-Btroat.



WA NTED, a smart Lad for Lithographic Printing.—Apply to Brott, Schmidt, & Co., Lithographers, Engravers, and Genoral Printers.



WANTED, '. or 4 respectable Boys as £ pprentlrys.— Apply Prince ana Davy, Crown Boot Faotory, Grey-streot.



WANTED, a rcspectabio General Ser vant In a private family near town, where another servant la kept; must ba -bio to do plain cooking; good wages,—For address apnly this offlco.



WANTHD, a Smart Lad.—Apply to William Leys, Bookbinder and Paper Ruler, etc., 3 doora above Star Office.



I \a/"ANTED, a respectable Girl.—Apply j'» to Mrs Poulgrain, Pratt-strect (off Wel- Hngton-Btroot), , __



\\r ANTeD, a strong Girl.—Apply at Tv Darbs'a Dining Hoorc ~ 28, Qneon at.



W ANTEu, a General Servant.—Apply to Mrs Willoughby, "Tho Nook," Symonds-streot.



WANTED, a Man to Milk, Garden, and mako himself generally useful.— Apply to IMr Brookileld, Onehunga. WANTED SEEN -The Dress Material, Gd and 9d; Coloured Shirting, 5d and Gd; Wool Shirting, Is and Is Id; and tho Grand Fresh Lot of Drapery at Dampior's.



WAR TED, two smart Boys. Apply at tho Oven Factory. Drake-street. Free man's Bay.—R. ilcCabe, Stovo Range-maker, Freeman's Bay.



U! ANTEu a young Girl to mind baby. —Apply in afternoon to Mrs 11. Foun tain.J^oi_s^yJ___ad_.



WANTED, 2 or 3 Kespectable Boarders, —Apply Mrs Gunns, Durham - street^ next Eagle Hotel.



\\l ANTED, a General Servant.—Apply V*' Mrs Watts, Bcrcsford-slrcct, opposite Congregational Chapel.



WANTED SKEN—The Black Dress Silks, Is lOd and 2s Cd; Black Vclveteon, Is lid; Coloured ditto, 2a lid; and tho Fresh Grand Show of Drapery at Dampler'a.



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\AT ANTED, a first-class Slaughterman"; . T good charactor from last situation necessary.—Fisher & Co.



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VVANiEu ot once, a General Servant. » ' —Apply Mrs Hamilton, Parnell Storo, Parnell.



Vf-" ANTPD, two Bospectabla Boys as T » appronttcoj to tho wrought Iron range manufacturing.—Herbert H. Smith, Auckland Ironworks.



WANTED, a Youug Lady to teach sewing machines. - Apply to W, O. Dennsß. Qneonslrect.



tij ANTED SBKN—The Sivi.s Checked v v Jluslln, Cd and Sd; Linon Tablo Damask, is and 1. tld; and tho Grand Show of Fresh Drapery at Dampior's.



VST" ANTED, a good Plain Cook and v ? Laundress.—Apply to Mrs L. D. Nathan, Karangahapo Road.



ta/AisTEIJ bKEN—The Blenched and TV Unbleached Calico,at 3d nnd Id, and tho othor Fresh Grand Show of Drapery, at Dampier's, Wakefield street.



IM ANTED, by a Lady Teacher, Board t v and Kealdoaco with a private family; Hobaon or Pitt street, proforrod.—Address or apply to Hanslop Houso, Vlncent-streot,



WANTHD, a Verger and Collector for St. Matthew's Parish. Each office may be applied for separately.—For further informa tion a. to duties. &c., apply to T. W. Doonin, Churchwarden, Hobson street.



\jiT ANTBD to Purchase, Ti-tree Rails,— » V Apply J. Cral*. Fort-Btreot.



WANTED, a Kind Person to adopt a Baby or tako Caro of it;— Address 8.G., Star Office.



\M ANTED, a good General Servant; v V housemaid kept. — Mrs Chamber., Albo.t Park



WANTED *o Rent, in Onehunga, 4 roomed Cottage, with aero or moro land.—W. and J. Frator, Estate Agonta, N.Z. I nso ranooß alHlng.



A%r ANTED KNOWN —Mrs Sanders, v' Curtain Dresser, not having sold tho business, has commenced again, and hopes that hor old customers will patroniso her.—Address, Harnoll Rise, near Parnell Halh



* *; ANTED known, that Tester is giving ii up Business and Selling his Stock at such Extraordinary Prices aa must effect o clearance.-Tester's Groat Sale, Karangahapo Road.



\,\. ANTED KNOWN—Money ad- V ' vanced on Personal and Collateral Se curity, repayable by wookly instalments. Bills Discounted.—Roe's New Zoaland Pawn Office, Darby-street.



WANTED to Lease for a term, a Com fortablo Honso of 6 or 8 roomß, with good-sized ailotmont for garden. Improving tenant. ' Rent not to exceed £50 por annum,— E.W., Star office.



\AJ ANTED to Purchase, a Second-haua » » Tip-Dray; also, a Spring Trap or Light Wagon, suitable for settler.—Address A, Box 71 Post-office, Auckland.



WANTED —Wanted to Sell (very cheap), 1 ton ot Rice, only 2d per lb; 10 owt. of Apples; 1 irgo Apples, 3d por lb i Small Apnloa, 7 for Is; 10 owt. of Old Cnoeso, 6d por lb, 3lbs for la 3d, Id lb by the chcoae.—H. Watts, Pltt-atreot.



WANTED KNOWN—it cannot be too widely known—that Charles Kelsoy and Co. keen no Imitation Silver Jewelry what ever, the whole of their largo nnd choice a.sore m.nt being Heal Silver, whloh thoy guarantee.— Charles Kelgey and Co., two aooti below Morrln's Ironmongers.



WANTED SEKIN—Tho Quality of the Brown Holland, at Gd; Slate Silecia, Id; the Laco Curtains, at 5s the pair; and tho other Fresh Drapery at Da—pier's Dooi\



WANTED, a Purchaser for the Furni ture, Stock, and Good-will of a Boarding House, near the harbour; vnluation only re quired:-Apply H. Phillips, Mills's Lane, behind the Town Clock. _^



Ts7 ANTED SEKlN—Dampier's Grand » v New Show of Drapory, including Un bloached Sheeting. Is; Bleached ditto, Is; ditto ditto, SO inches wide, Is ld.-Dampior, Wakc fleld-street. •



.\ ,y AISTED.a Pivrcnaser tor a Furnished *' s. Cottogo in a good thoroughfaro —10 minutes walk from Queen-street. Furniture comprises all tho household requisites, and is in good order. To bo had a bargain.—D. P. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street (between Bank pf Australasiaat;d "Herald''office, '



WANTED KNOWN Just jreccive4 Splendid Va'luo in White and Grey Callaoß, Flannols, and Table Cloths, at J. G Brown's, Parnell.



*M,r__l>.TED, Pickle Bottles; best v T price given.—Apply Auokland Plßh Company, 207, dacon-street. '



«j*7 ANTED KNuWN, that the l_x » v aminatlon Papers of tho New Zealand University for 1881 ma; ba bad at N, G.Lennox's, lato Wuite'rf. ICO. Qaeen-Btreet.



\a/ ANTED KNOWN—Gardner's Celej V» brattd Blood Mixture, price 3j per bottle. This medicine I. tho beat and moat effeoturU remedy for all skin diseases and Im purities of tno blood, conooialry plmplos on the face, soro.ulou. sorof, glandular swellings, &c. —Prepared nt North shore Pharmaoy, Devon port. May alf obo obtained from Mr J. A. Has lett, 1-1, Queon-streot.



WaNTEu SEEN-The Fresh Lot of Black Kid Gloves, 2s; tho Stockings, at 6d; Cashmeres, 3s 6d to ss; and the Extra Good Show of Drapery at Dampior's.



SK/-ANT-D KNOWN.-Por Sale, the »* Baslne.s of J Robley, with Good-will nnd first-class Patents (seou.e.l to purchaser. 59, Grey-street,



"STA, ANTED KNOWN—If you want to Vv nee the latest Fashion (Autumn and Winter, 1353), have a glance at Munro and Milligan's Tailoring Window, In Hobson-etreet,



Wanted. WANTED, a clean, respectable, strong Girl of about 11 years of ago, for general I house-work.—Apply to Glanville & EUyett, , Grocei., 111, Queen-Btreet. j



WANTED, a good General Servant in a sina 1 f imlly. Apply to Mrs W. Sloan (opposite Carpenters' Anna). Grey-street.



WANTED, a steady single Man lo drive a pair of horses.—Apply to E. Stookley, Arch Hill.



AZT ANTED, a Boy for the country.— V ¥ Apply Mrs Dorvan's Hot:!, Freeman'a Bay. r_



WANTED to KENT, House of Seven Rooms and Kltohen; Mount Eden Koad proterred; rent about 25s.—Apply to W. N. Henderson, 8, Quoen-8.r.0t, or Eden Terrace.



WANTED, a steady Man and Wife to lcok after a honsa and farm.—Applica tion, with rof.renco, on Thursday morning to J. Grey and Soni>, Hdon orosent.



W AN TED, the Bench Hand who called » « one mo last Wednesday to oall again Immefliately.— ___ Grosser. Bootmaker.



WANTED, a good Machinist, — X, Proasor,



\&i ANTFD, an active Boy of 1G or 17 V 7 with expei lenoo In washing bottles nnd bottling. — Australian Vlnogrowora Co,, S9, Qneon-3troet Wharf.



WANTED, an Oilice Boy.—Apply B. K. Davis, 11. Hoherff's Building.-, Fort I street.



WANTED, Second Cook. — Governor Brown Hotel.



WANTfD, a smart intelligent Youth, to learn tho Hair-dressing Business. Also an oxporienced assistant.—Apply Francis J. Shortt, City Hair Cutting Rooms. Quocn-st.



WANTED, by two young men, Board and rtot'ldonoo in pr.vate family,—Ad drees, stating tormo. fee, VP., 3-AR offloe.



WANTBD, two Oil. bearers at the Mechanics' Bay Brick Yard.—Apply to Geo. Cozons, Quoon atrcot, or Yard.



WANTED, two strong Youths. —Apply W. & G. Winstono, Cuatom-house-atreot.



WANTED KNOWN—The Iron Bod steads and Cots aro going fast at tbo Hobson-street Shop.—W. H. Dumpier.



V*/A CITED KNOWN—Charles Kelsey » * and Co.: rva ju.t ro"olved. In newest dr a'gna, a oholoo n> t-rv' mont of SUvar Jewellery, all Kuarantood. Tlrrj r'no no Imitation Silver. —Charles Kelsoy one > !o„ two doors below i Morrln'g. Ironmongers, J



•4*7 ANTED KNOWN, that Mrs T. V? Jones will onen, on Thursday, Maroh loth, tho new shop ot Mr Walker's, Butoher. in Karangahap- rload moit to the Gr.enßrooor'e), with on entirely no-' stook ot Berlin, Baby Llnon, ...riles' Undorolothing ana Drapery Goods. N.B.—All Goods will bo sold at tho lowoat posiitilo'prleo for cash.—Korangahapo Road. Auckland.



V 3l/ ANTED KNOWN, you can read or » now comfortably at night by using Dampler'a Spco*ioloa nt Is tho pair.—Hob.on atroot Shon.



WANTED KiSOWJN, the Young l.adlos' Journals Is 3d, and tha London Journals and Family Heralds only lOdhavo juit arrived. Baok numbers of the latter, 51. ---11ampier's Hobson-street Shop.



WANTED SEEN-The Ladies' Silk Nookorohiofs, 3d; Tho Boys' Knicker bocker Spits, lis Gd; Girls' Frooka, la 6d; and tho Extra Grand Show of Fresh Drapory at Dampior's.



AAf ANT ED, a Partner Jo join a f! thoroughly practical man, who has b: _v used to erect saw mills, carry on the work Ing of tho same as well as tho working of the bush and everything connootod with the timber trade; and no h n 400 acres of flrat olasa kauri bmh, froehold, i.o_r to railway station. Capital required to work on oqua Isnatee, about £110.0.— For particulars, apply to John Soppett, Land Agont, No. 8, Quoon-Btroot.



WANTED KNOWN—Another Fresh Lot of Cheap Boots and Shce< t—Mon's Bull' Slippers, only Is; Men's strong Elastlo side Boots, 83 lid ; Ladloa' Elastic side imitation Kid Hoots 3a Dd ; grand lino of Ladies, real Kid Elssilc-Bide, with tassels, 5a 6d; ladles' Morocco Klastlosldo do., 6s: Houae Boots, '_'_ 6d nnd 3s : Ladles' Sllpnrirs. is, 2s 8d ; Ladles' High heol Evening shoes. 3s 6d; Girls' Prunella Boot", alze 11 end 12. 3. 81: Maid.' Prnnolla do., s'ze 1 and 2. 1. Gd; Maids' Button Boots, alzalnnd 3, Si: Child-en's Boff Slipper.l, llnod with fur. 2_ 61 i Button Hooka, 2d eaoh j Hauthway's celohratod Poerless, Gd per Bottle: Lot of Boot Trants cheap; at tho Victoria atrcot Shop, W. H. Dnmpler.



W" ANTED," TolLet, two Unfurnished .rooms; rent, Ga per week,—Apply Mrs Webber, Coll?go UIU.



\\T AIT A KERB I SAW-MILL.— rl Wanted known that I can supply Tim ber as Cheap as any producer in tho province without raising tho pricos whon othor mills havo no logs. Having tramways, my timber is foiled in tiio winter and is moro durablo; tho Bap almoat equal to tho heart of what Is foiled In tho summer. Havo now in stock, Builders' Timbers and Cablnotn—kcrs Boloctcd Broad Boarda, in Kauri, Itimu, and Kahikatoa. Orders shall havo my best attention.-sleii.v Smytit, Waitnkerci, Ist March, 1833. _



VX7ANTED SEEN—The Variety of V T Dress Bnsk3, Id tho doion; Shirt But tons, Sd tho gross; Suporior ditto, 2d tho dozen; nnd tho Extra Grand Show of Freeh Drapory at Dampler'a,



mo CLOTHIERS AND MEBCEK&- S Watted. Situation in abovo; long colonial oxpei lenco. Juat arrived,-E., Star office.



fflll- ADVERTISER requires Situation JL aa Clerk In hotol: la willing to aasiet In bar.—Address 11 lIP,, star office.



AN Offer wanted for a Seven-roomed Homo In Nelson-street. Froehold allot ment ; rss laid on.—P. Q. Ewington.



Musical. TA A RJ V 1 E R' S MUSIC FOR THE PIANO CONSISTS OS" THE BKflr KNOWN AND MOilT POPULAR SONGS IN TntC WORLD, ALL (JD, EACH, No Higher Price. No Higher Price. LI6T No. I.



St. Pathici-'s Dat Parade Since Baby _EFr Us Blue Bells of Scotland Black Kykd Sosah Hearts ov Oak Tiie Tight Little Island Mollis Daiuinci Kino the Bell Watchman Lord Love. Erin a_thuh« Love Was One. a Little Boy He Wab Dhspi.ed (Saored). All at 6d„ at DAMPIER'S HOB^ON-STRBET SHOP S3. Drapery, &c.



A NOVELTY FOR AUCKLAND,



Genuine rkRAPEKY AND /CLOTHING FOR ONE WEEK ONLY, AT . A. W, Mace's. WELLKSLEY-3TREET EABT (OPPOSITB Crowther's Stables). __r GREAT BARGAINS I I TSS A. W. M. Offers a GENUINE REDUC TION from bib Noted Low Prioes. CASH BUY-SKS ot DKA_._-_-X will find It greatly to their advantage to BUY AT TESTER'S Groat Cr,B_-RrNt_ Sale, Karangahapo Road. Great Success ot Salo I STOCK OF DRAPERY AT COST PRICE J Tester's Great Clearing Solo, Karangahapo Rood.



Goodson,s Arcade. EASTER /"IOODSON'S. BASTER CARDS. "OTOODSON'S. GtFTS. A REMINISCENCE OF the past three years marks rapid strides in the City of Auckland; a complete revolution has beon mado In cort-tin well-known branches of trade-in Stationery, Clocks, Watches, Jewel lory, and Fancy Goods. The opening of tho London Arcado marked a favourable era for tho residents of Auckland and its neighbourhood, greater facilities then being offored for obtain ing at one and the samo placo a selection from tho most varied stock to unison with the trade motto, '* S.P. & Q-R."_ „_ v THREE YEA^S experience have shown by demonstration that a nimblo Gd, is bettor than a slow ls„ and that, -.O-vrithsfa-d-ng tho close imitation and keen Competition to which we have heen subjected, our business was novor moro successful than at tho prosent, tho public rendily discriminßtfeg botweon tho plan adopted _. tho Arcade of markine thp good- at tho same universal low price, and tho courso now being adopted by some of our competitors—marking a few lines 50 per cent, below tho prices at which they have for years supplied tho same goods to tho Auck land public. During our threo years RESIDENCE IN the City our prioes havo remained tho same we commenced at in High-street, and though in tho plan wo havo pursued — viz., supplying our goods upon a lower tariff of profits than Kithorto known in Auokland, wo havo incurred thedispleasuroof a few of our neighbours, wo are yet content to know wo have the approba tion of tho majority of our appreciating tizens, and as long aa wo remain in AUCKLAND it will be our. endeavour honourably to maintain tho position in which wo have been placed by tho extensive patronage wo havo received from the Inhabitants of Town and Country, to whom wo tender our sincere thanks. NEW r< OODSON'S. NEW GOODS. IyOODSON'S. GOOD - s _____ " " ' I j CC 0D LI N'S COACH c LEAVES Onehunga— AucKland— . i 8,80 a.m. 12 noon ..E.p.m" .-.p.m. * v ur __._•.Nisrht —



j To Let, TO LET, a Four-roomed Cottage.— Apply H. J, Rlordan, Oak Lodge, Hobson- I street. ! rino LET, 5-roomed Cottage in irospect !_ street, near Ponsonby Ball; also .-roamed CottaßO In Pontonby Koad,— Apply W. G. i Allen. Claionoe-street, Ponsonby. I



rjr-0 LET, to a respectable female, a fur -1 nlshcd bedroom, with use of kltohen, near Qneen-atreet; rent moderate; reter.noes re quired.—Apply 111 Grey-street, opposite York Hoarding-houco.



rjiO LET, in Hobson-stieet, one of those 1L new Brlok Shops and Dwellings; plate glass, gas, and water, alt complete,—Apply, T. Mlnettl.



TO LET, in Jermyn-street, a Furnished Bed-room; close to Railway Wharf.— Apply Mrs Joseph, Jermyn-street.



rjpO LET, at a moderate rent to a good ■L tenant, a seven - roomed House, most pleasantly situated; bath and bath-room,— Apply to O. S. Ellis, top ot Howe-street.



TO LET (furnished), a Family Residence of eight room*,- alto, one of Biz, enjoining the Vlotorla Gardens. — Apply to O. Mays, North Shore.



TO LET, a New Five-roomed House.— Apply to Mrs J. Whoeler, Yarborough street, Dedwood Terrace, Ponsonby.



TO LET, tbe Shop and Premises lately occupied by Mr Moom, under the Theatre Royat, Queen-Htreot— Apply to B. H. Keeslng, Pawnbroker, Vlotorla Btraet.



rstu LttT, furnished or unfurnished, Bed I and Sitting Rooms, with uso of kitchen.— Apply third house past Nowton Road, Great North Road.



' ipo BE LET (furnished), Miss Welster's * Cottage. Cheltenham Beach, North Shore. Entry at onoe.—Apply to John Look, Queen streat, or to K. & R, Duder, North Shore.



'ITO LET, a C-roomed Cottage.—Apply to Ji Mr Jas. Irvine, rop of Wakefleld-street.



npO LET. a Comfortable House in JL Anj.lesoa-Bt.oet, containing 8 rooms with gas and water l.td on, and kltohen range.— Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray, Land Agents, 12, Queen-street,



rifiO LET, First-class Business Premisos I. in City and Suburbs.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agont, .Queon-strcot, betwocn Bank of Aus tralasia and " Herald" Offlco.



r"i^O LET, a Shop and Dwelling (new), 5 cornor Abercrombie and Symonds-streets; gas and water laid on. Kent moderate.—Apply noxt door, or 18, Insurance Buildings, Queon strcot



FO LET, iv Brighton Boad, Parnell, a Verandah House of four rooms and sonl lery; good well, colonial oven, and every con vsnlenoe —Apply Btar Offloe.



rr.o BE LET, at Mount Albeit, near the B two churches, a Comfortablo Residence, with suitable outhouses and abont five acres of l_nd, well watered. Position elevated, and on the main road.—Apply to V. G. Ewinaton.



r\T\o LET—A Family Residence, con3ist -1 Ing of over 20 rooms, with overy con vonienco — gas, water laid on, plungo and Bhower-baths, &o. Suitablo for a flrst-class boarding establishment. Five minutes walk from tho Post-oftlce.—D. F. Evans, Estato Agont, Quoen-streot, next Bank of Australasia.



'§-,0 BE LEASED, Fukekoho.-Splendid I Farm, 160 aores, House, Outbuldlngs, Or ohard, I .rohaaing olanso optional.—Cameron and Spioer. Land Agents, 81. Queen-street.



'JO LET, Oiiiccs.—Those centrally situ • ated and lii-st-class Offices now in my occupation (as I am removing to ground floor). Tho host position In Auckland for a solioitor or other professional man.—D. P. Evans, Estate Agent, noxt to Bank of Australasia, Quoon-st.



atAKAPUfA.—To Let or for Sale, an 5 excellent Farm near Lako Takapuna, 33 aoroa of good laud and an oxoellont houso and outbuildings, Coaoh naes.s eight times daily. Taimß oaßy.-OUvor Maya.



DEVi-NPoET, Nor.hShore.-Exccllent now Villa Residonco, 9 rooms, to Lot, Thoro is overy convenience.—Also, a nice Cot tago, 5 rooms.—Qlivor Mays, agent.



HOUSES TO LET, furnished and un furnished.—Apply R, & R, Dudor, House Agents, Hovtm.ort.



DEVONFOKT.-To Let, at a low ron tal to a permanent tenant, elght-roomod ' Houso and large voloanlo allotment: furniture 1( required, at a valuation.—Apply Oliver Mays, Dovonp.rt, For Sale. IJiOK SALE, cheap, a Frieker and Ross- V man's Sewing Maohino, complete, in good order.—E. Leigh, Dressmaker, Hobaon street.



P"<OR SAL.!- (a bargain), Eight-roomed Houao and Garden, ton minutes walk from Queen-street, -150 cash; balance S per oont, or weekly payments,—W. v. Stevens, 187, Queeu atreot.



CFO_ SALE a Bargain) — Beresford !i. street: A new ana woll-llnlahed Houso of 7 rooms; verandah, Venetian windows, water laid on. A really hantiorno house. Instructions to Bell at once. Price, only ..ISO.—D. If. Evans, Estate Agent (next Bank ot Australasia). ~V\ O B A X E R Si , For Salo, tho Goodwill and Lcaso of Bakery, situated in the principal stroot of Cambridge, i and doing a good business of ovor seven tone of flour por month.



For particulars apply to Messrs Hally Bros,, Cambridge



r jpO B A KERS. - For Sale, lv the country, 8. a Bakery, doing a vory good business.— For particulars apply to E. Mitchelson and Co., 19, Queen-strep t.



SE-.DS! sEED.I-You can sow Cab. base, Caulifiour, Carrot and Turnip this month,—New Seeds of G, H, Layers, Queen street.



lilOR SALE, two Heavy Spring Cart •0 Horaoa (yoimg asfi quiet); never worked on tho hard roads (25 owt. trial).—Apply F. M. Morloy, Eden Torrace.



IJ EEDS.-SEEDS. -A new shipment just O reoiivod from England by Steamer, via Melbonrno. Yon oan Invariably get them good of G. H. La vers, Queon-street.



AN Eight.roomed Houso, with gas Jaid on; also, freehold Allotment, with good well, for £380. Situation—Near York Hotel.- Apply to P. G. Ewington.



SEVEN Freehold Allotments, S3 feet eaoh, in Commercial Road, for £100, -Apply to P. G. Ewington.



FIVE Housr s In Eost-atroet, Newton, bringing in £1111.3 a year, for Sale tor £350.—App y toF. O. Ewington.



EIGHT Acres ot Land at Eilerslie and delight ful New Residence for Sale.



ALSO, OTHHR PROPERTIES IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.-Apply to F. G. EWINGTON. nUBHAM YARDS. I RYE GBAS3. 1 Superior Poverty Bay Rye Grass, In quantl t o. to suit pnrohasers. BUNTER AND NOLAN. IMPORTANT. TO PERSONS REQUIMNG A GOOD PAYING BUSINESS IN A FIRST-CLASS FAST RISING POSITION.



rHIBE undersigned has been instructed by 1 Mr T. Beloh-K, who is retiring from business.



TO SELL PRIVATELY, THE GOOD-WILL OF HIS OLD ESTABLISHED BUSINXSB, I togother with tho Maohlnery necessary for car rying It on, a.l in first-class order. Tho Business consists of :— General Peed, Corn, Hay, Straw, and Chaff Coal and Flrewoo 1 Bone Dußt Manufacturing, (to., So. The Maohlnery— A Good Portable Engine, 12 h. p., by Young and Co, 3 Bono Mills 1 Malse Crusher, 1 Oat Orushar 1 Large Powerful Ohaff Cutter 1 Circular Saw and Bench A Pirst-C-aa Pump, but recently ereoted _ Large Iron Tanks, and aU necessary Shaft ing, Drivers, Sec, Sco, TO BE LET, AT A LOW RENTAL. THS) PREMISES SITUATED AT THE CORNER OP UPPER QUBEN-STREET AND KARAN GAHAPE ROAD, a splendid position for the business, as woil adapted for any other business _ Large Corn Stores A Roomy Kngine and Bone Mill House A Largo Shed for Maohlnery. with Loft over for Hay. Straw, chaff, __o. * A Good Stable. Good Well lioomy Yard, &o. This Is a rare opportunity for stepping into sit old established and paying business In full work. Posso-slon to be taken on the Ist April nest. Por further particulars, and cards to vl6w, apply to R. ARTHUR. Salesman and Auctioneer, "ARTHUR 'S MA X T." 'I I ' I " *«» Lob- anq _'ox.no. LOST, or Stolen, out of my Prayer Book In St. Matthew's Churob, a Book-mark whloh I havo had for 26 years,—The finder will i pleaao return to Verger, at. Matthew's.



LOST, in Queen-street, between Wei lesley end Vlotorla streatj. about 8 p.m. on Saturday, a Isdy's Silver Chain and Locket, Finder win te rewarded fey leaving some at Star Offico.,



ns __E ilnder oi a Book on "The Wonders l of New Zealand " near foot of Wyndham street yostorday afternoon, will oblige the owner by leaving it at tho Stab Office,



FOUND, yesterday, in Upper Symonds street, near P.. David's, a Gentleman's Gold Bing,—apply Alpha. Stab Office.



nrOUND in Kemuera, BlacK Dog,— JD Apply Jonking, Hobsen's Bay.



&TOUND in the Harbour, a Boat's Mast I? and two Sails.—Owner can have tho same by applying on board Mary Hogau, schooner, and paying expenses.



_K-_.3__ JJCHOOKJER "NELSON," jß|S|^^ tO PROM LYTTLETON. *-_fi._-Sf___r The above vessel having repor ■i»i™B___- ported at Castomhouae. Con signees aro requested to present Bills ot Lading and take delivery of cargo at once. C. H. CARDNO. Fort-stroet, A„e_t.



Wo ~N» M. ENDERSON ACCOUNTANT, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, 8, QUEIN'STREET.



Proprietor of tho " Weekly Reglatcr." Established 7 years.



j Persona. \ATUjL bo.heieutS.3o. Tenders. mAIMATE PLAIN'S. west coast" _Sbttlemest reserves, sale of leases for a tbrm of 21 YEARS, j ry/k SECTIONS, comprising in the 4 V whole about 7403 aoree.pa_.tiy open and partly bush lands, well watered, and easy of access by roads, will be offered for Lease by public tender on Monday, the 23r. April nest, at 11 o'clock In the forenoon, in the Court house, Hawera. i Theso lands ,are sttnato along the margin of the forest, behind tho Walmate Pltilns, and are among the choicest of that dlstrlot. They are connected with the railway system at Nor raanby, distant from 3 to 9 miles by a good road.



. ] Fnll partlonlars will be given In f ntni-e adver- I tlsemenls. | THOMAS MACKY. ' Reserves Trustee, i West Coa.t Settlements Kesorvoo Offlco, , H_wera, Feb. 27,1886. i * RATAPI7, NOBTHERN WAIKOA. FOR SALE BY TENDER, Tho undersigned will receive Tenders up to the 20th of March for tho purchased the follow ing t— THE LEASEHOLD at present occupied by MESSRS E. DOWNING & CO., consisting of 125 ACRES, having a largo frontago on tho Wairoa River, with STORE and OUT-BUILDINGS, suitablo i for an Extensive Business, and with a Comfortablo DWELLING HOUSE. Tho Property Is held under a 21 years' Lease, With The whole of the comparatively New and Well- Assorted STOCK of DRAPERY CLOTHING MANCHESTER AND FANCY GOODS GROCERIES AND OILMEN'S STORES IRONMONGERY SADDLERY WINE 3, BEERS, AND SPIRITS TOBACCO AND CIGARS And GENERAL SUNDRIES, adapted for the Trade of a Gum District, now being profitably worked by numerous diggars. Tho Gumflelds, consisting of over COOO Acres, aro held under Lease from tho Crown, and for several long Terms, will be Transferred to the Highest Tenderer for tho Stool and Property.



Parties with tho requisite capital, desirous of obtaining a Splendid Business Start, could hardly havo a bettor opportunity.



Complete Stook Lists can bo seen at tho office of Messrs T_. D. Nathan nnd Co., where all further particulars can be ascertained. N. ALFRED NATHAN,) J. M. SHERA, }Trustees. ARTHUR HEATHER, J OOROUGH OF PaRNJSLL. FORMATION AND GRAVELLING CLEVELAND STREET. Tendora for above Contract will be reoelved up to —— on — Maroh. at our offloe, Colonial Bank Building, whore plans and apeclJ-catlons may be soen. EOYLAN & LUNDON, Civil Engineers. »> O BUILDER S. Tenders will be reoelved np to noon on WED NESDAY, tho 7th Inst., for Inking Down the present Metropolitan Hotel building 1.0-ereot- Ing It on a different site. Specification at our offices. Queen-street. KDW. MAHONEY & SON. Architects. mo BUILDERS. Tandera will be recolvod until noon of WRD NKSDaY, Msroh 11th. for tho erection rand completion of a Wesleyan Church at Waiuku. EDWARDJBARTLEY, .. Architect. rpO BUILDERS. Tenders will ho received up to noon on SATURDAY, March 10th, for the Erection of a Threo-storey Brick Ico Faotory for Messrs Fisher.. Co. j Plans, &c., at our offices, Queen-street. E. NAHONEY & SON. Ai-hltec-i.. is. U B U I L D B R -. Tenders will bo rcoolved up to noon on SATURDAY, the 10th tost,, for the Ereotlon ot a Btiok Shop and Dwelling in Grey-street. Plans, So., at our offices, Queen street. EDWARD MAHONEY _ 80N. "• Arohlteotti. mOBUI~ V E X H. Tenders will be reoelved until noon of WED NESDAY, tho 7th March, for the Ereotlon of a Cottage at Northoote. , „ „ _-!■'___.'___; Plans, &0., at No?, 8 and 0, Son.-fßT_t.B- Ba"ding9- EDMUND BELL. Architect. r|To BTTa cks MI t hs. Tenders will bo reo-ived np to 12 o'olook on BATURDAY next, for the Iron Work for T. and 8, Morrln and Co.'s New Warahouse. Pinna and rpcclfloationn to ba seen on the bite bstweon 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. W. G. CONNOLLS, Ballaer. rgl O C A R P E■ « T E R S. Tendera will ba reoelved until noon on S vturday, 10th instant, for the Ereotlon of a Oottege at Komaera. Plans, Sec, at my office. __ ___ HENRY B. WADK, . Arohlteot Oorporation Notices. ~iskm, ■ - pi TV OF AUCKLAND. DRAINAGE WORKS — IRELAND, MIDDLE, AND SPBINa-STREETS. The Olty Council will raoelve tenders until 8 p.m, of THUR-DAS", the Bth mat., for above works. In ternia of plans and specifications to be vie sed at the offlco of the CI tr Engineer, Conn oil Chambers, High-street, Tha Connoll do not bind themselves to accept any tender. Tenflare to be endorsed, "Drainage Works, Ponsontv. P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Offloe, . • Maroh 2,1833. HITY OF AUCKLAK D. METER WA-i-TSUPPLIES.- QUA'uTERLY ACCOUNTS rendered for tho abovo supplies requiro to be paid at the City Council Offices on Or before tho 10th inst. Jr. A. Kr.'* rll—i Town Clork. Town Clerk's Offico, March 5,1883. Ldcenaing -Notices. "OOROUGH OF OKEHUKQA, ELECTION OF LICENSING COMMITTEEMEN. The following ia a l'st Of the parsons Nomina, ted to the above office :— Charles ColvlUe Fleming John Byorof t James ltobb. Andrew Dunwoodle Thos. George Blakey, and J, D. Jaokson AS the number of Candidates Nominated (!) exceeds the n«mbw of offices to be fflled .5), I hereby give notice that a Poll will be taken ba tween the hoars of nine iv the forenoon, and alx In the afternoon of TUE3DAX. tho thlr toenth day of March, 1883. * WILLIAM G. P. O'OALL4.GHAN. - Returning Officer, Onehunga R.M. Conrt. Maroh 3,1-33. Medical. fi/TR GARDNER begs to inform the __T-L Residents of Dovonport, Takapuna Lucas's Creek, Dairy Flat, Wade, and Waiwera, that having sold his Pharmaoy at 181, Queen street, Auckland, ho ia in attendance during tho whole day at NORTH SHORE PHARMACY, Devon-port. |T1 OR Chronic Indigestion, with Fiatnl- JC ence, take Carbo. Vegetabilis andl Nux Vomica alternately, is each.—Goodson, Lon don Arcade. . mHE ECLECTIC PHARMACY, The| acme of elegant Medical Establishments. Top of grey street. Corner ot Pira-sißEier. CHARLES BUTCHEB. W" ORMS in Children and others are removed, and an effectual cure caused, by using SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS. : is. apa<_ket.-Soldby J. C. SHARLAND AND CO., oppoaito Post-office, I KOU'S I HJiiCTlON.—Hygienic, In f aUible, and Preservative. Cures promptly, without adaitlonal mean-, all recent or chi-onlo. _Soh-rges of tho urinal orgiinß. race. 6s 6d : ncr bottle. 80l- In Paris by J. Ferr. (succeesor 1 tt Brou ; Ptermaclan, 102, Rue Richelieu ! In lindon by WUoox wad Co., m OiforA-street. W. Agont In New Zealand, WILLIA—; C. FITZGERALD, The Pharmacy, Wellington, who will forward it to any Sown in the Colony on receipt of P. 0.0.



Public Notices. ' "AUCKLAND CITY. . DISTRICT SCHOOL COMMITTEE. School Accommodation. To furnish a guido in this matter, Parents and Guardians of Children within school age, and not attending school, are requested to . send them to any of the City Schoo_ for admission . or enrolment on the forenoon of MONDAY, TUESDAY, or WEDNESDAY, the oth, 6lh, and 7th instant. • A. CAMPBELL, 3rd ilttrnh Chairman. rr.o FARMERS AND GRAZIERS. I ! It Is proposed to Load the Mataura, for Lon ; don, with Frozen Meat, for whloh the v. ssol '■ has space for two hundred tons, the following Contributions are already promised I— Sheep. J. C. Firth 1600 Auckland Agricultural Co. .. .-600 Thos. Morrln, Esq. ._ __ „ 500 Waikato Land Association .. ..600 Fisher and Co, .. „ .. ..609 A Buokland, Esq. .. .„' ..600 Parties willing to make Shipment of Sheep or Cattle will please, without dolay, signify same to Mb. JOSEPH BANKS, Auckland. It Is stipulated that tho condition must bo prime, and that the sheep shall not weigh more than 801bs, option being reserved to refuse shipment of any inferior meat, whloh. In snoh case will bo sold on account of the owner. Wethers or Maiden Ewes only will be received, and in lots of 60 and upwards. Auckland, Ist Marob, 1881. lAMONDS I DIAMONDS I — Tho Kaglan Coach Time Table to the Dlamono . Fields 1« in the Penny Time Tabus. At ail • stationers.



COUGHS, COLDS, and LUNG DISEASES are speedily cured by taking SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL.-Sold at 2s. 6d. and Is. 6d. a Bottlo by SHARLAND AND CO., opposite Post-office.



IN LIQUIDATION.-The Comercial A Olnb Limited—AU Accounts against the above Club to be sent to the Club Rooms, od dressed to the Liquidator, on or before Friday, 16th March. Inst.—Geo. Cozewb Uqnidator.



SUABLAND'S <MOA BRAND' BAK ING POWDER is the purest known, and therefore once tried is always used. Price, Is Bd and 2s. 6d. a tin. Proprietors: J. C. SHAR LAND & CO., opposite Post-office



ALL CLAIMS against the Estate of J. BAILEY & Ou. must be sent Iv on or before 10th Maroh, otherwise they will not be recognised; and all Debts owing to same must be settled at once, or legal proceedings will ba taken.



MAX KOBEK, Dress Shirt Manufac turer, Victoria-street. — Gentlemen's Dross Shirts to order or measure. Trade ordors attendod to with punctuality. Contractor for Sewing of any description. Plain Sowing at £313s id per mile.



MRS H. FUGATE, Widow of the late Henry Fugate, begs to announce that she has returned from Melbourne, and has now Opened a General Store in Grey-street, opposite the York Boarding House. Mrs Fugate trusts that her old friends will not forget her, as her Stook is woll assorted and quite now. All goods sold at a vory small profit.



STABLING ACCOMMODATION in Parneli.—Any gentlemen or ladles wishing to put np their Horses or Vebloles, maylappiy James Martin, Baker, next Windsor Caßtle Hotel, Parnell. By night or day.



_•?__- xo £10> 000 LENT on Building o_»'JL<3_f Society principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bonght and Houses built on weekly payment By-tern. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties for sale on 4th page. Sis per cent, snowed on money deposited for Investment— C. Williamson, Land, Estate, and Financial Agen and Valuator.' B.Vulcan Lane.



T3 ATS I—When do rats cease to he rats ? _L\- After a hearty meal off Shabianb's Phosphor Paste (they are then corpses) 1— Sold by SHARLAND 8. CO., Shortland-street. tor Is. a pot. •



FLEAS, and other Insect Pests, flee before SEGRETTrS INSECT POWDER, the most effective known. Price, Is. 6d. a tin.— Colonial Agents: SHARLAND & CO., opposite Post-office.



DR. PHILSON having expressed a desire to possess In a permanent form the Signatures of Subscribers to bis Teatlmolal, Su'-orlbers are respectfully Invited to oall at my offloe and sign the parchment rolls, which, when completed, will be substantially bound and presented. F. G. EWINGTON, Hen. Seo.



TfyTETROPOLIT AN HOTEL.



MR. T. T. ANDERSON



Begs to intimate that ho has REMOVED to temporary premises at the corner of Shortland and Queen streets, during the re-building of his former premises at tho corner of Fort-street.



PROTECT YOURSELF PttOM MOS QUITOES by using SHARLAND'S KOMA, ls?_d. a bottle.-_old by SHARLAND AND CO.. opposite the Post-office.



"O A-KUCKhUK >, EA cuzco,



WHITE AND WATKINSON, TAILORS, YICIOBIA-STB-ET. Bave opened up 1 CABK OP SUPERIOR BANNOOKBURN TWEEDS. And have to arrive, per Brahmin, i CASES WORSTED COATINGS, OVER COATINGS, and ■WINTER TWEBDS.



Customers are Invited to call early and Inspect these choice Goods.



INDIA AND CHINA TEA WAREHOUSE."



Landing, ox Crownthorpe, from London, Mom's Superior Frkbh Herrings, lib. tins •> ~ Kirn-bed „ lib, tins „ Chojos H-snuiNQs in Shbimp Sauob „ Smoked Led Hebbikos „ New Ob-HGi. Marmalade Anglo-Swiss Milk, • Ex Arawata, Rotomahana, and Walra pa, r„ 7-5 PACKAGEB DIA AND CHINA TEAS. Medium to Very Choice, in oheats. halves, and boxes. These shipments lno.ude some of the cheapest lines sold on the Australian Market this year. Fredk. Whitehead, '95 VICTQBIA-STBEET. W.M. McAkTHOR & (Jo„ auckland. to dealers in fanoy goods, earthenware, china and gla and general storekeepers Plain and Fancy Stationery Perfumery and Toilet Soap* Brnshware and Combs Table and Pooket Cutlery c.p. and B.M. Goods Iron Bedsteads Mirror- and Fancy Purnlturo Clocks. "Watches, and Jewellery Tobacco, Cigars, and Pipes Mualoal instruments Earthenware, China, and Glass Vases, Flower-stands, Sec Parian Ware, Plot urea Purses, Hand Bags, and Baskets Cricketing Appointments Lawn Tennis and Badminton Archery and Croquet Indoor Games. Toys. Sec



T. & fi. Cook c, 44 AND 46, VICTOBIA -STHEET, Beg to draw the attention of Ladies and Gentle men furnishing to their LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK Off TfURNITURE, comprising Drawing and Dining-room Suites, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Wardrobes with glass panels. Sideboards, Cheffonlers, Hall Tables and Aatatands, Office Tables, Chimney and Toilet Glosses, Dining Tables, Cane Chairs ! in great variety, Toiletware, Drawers, Wash stands, &c„ &c. /-IARPETS, Including Brussels, Tapestry, Kidderminster, and Pelt Carpets. Hearthrugs, Coir and China Mattings, Stair Carpets, linoleum. Floorcloth, Door Mats Wool Mats, Bed-room Rugs, Sec. T>EDDING * of £-1 kinds and of the best quality. Hair, Wool, Flock, Cocoa Fibre, and Flax Mattresses, Spring Mattresses, including the 1-ten Wire Wove Mattress: Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; Kapok Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, and Pal liasses. T. & i~COOEE, « AND 48, VICTORIA-STREET. [Factory, Elliott-street.] Tl^ 0 T 1 O E. BEES WAX I BEES WAX I Parohasad In any quantity for Cash, Buyers of Fungus and Munt- Met*!, Having purchased In Chins a Bine Assort ment of Teas himself, JAMES AH KEW oan confidently recommend them, and trusts that all hla old Customers, and the Pablio generally, will avail themselves ot this Bplendld opportunity and oall early to buy hla Superior Congou, Best Flavoured Kooloo, Shonchong, and'varlons Mixed Teas, suited to every taatei He has also on hand Japanese Ware, Preserve- Ginger, Crockeryware. Silks, Handkerchiefs, and other oommodltlea too numerous to mention, Note the Address t— JAMBS AH KEW JB CO-, 2-. Queen-streets,



£ab__c Notices. , ?&/*£_. W. H. FOP.r, of J-apier-street. .i,_.,_.aes *'cs to, return bis sincere thanks to the unknown gentleman who so kindlySered ™l^ slßir H'_ !0 to eending home my wnii th at th_ r™? 7 B _orni? g from the late acS . viotorijiS^.^oß3o'corDero'Qneea and ■ March o, 1883.' ;(j°MME XCI AL | .LTJIT. A NEW CLUB having been formed on Tom.* poranca Principles, tho CommttUo resneotfull_/& request the attendance of Members and their Friends to mcc's at the Club Rooms as usual. Members of the old Club, and others who desire co join, are requested to do so without dolay, to enable the management to make per manent anangemants. t J. FRIAR CLARKE. '. Chairman of Committee. JL °G R 3Z? hIN g« The DEVONPORT 3A W-MILL CGMPANV aro now delivering all kinds of BAww._. DBKS3KD TIMBER at a G-_at fc_S2K_rS_ Jot7ro. g mhs om " '^rtert JAMES REID & SON, Bog to call tho attention and careful conßidera- Hon of those about to Furnish to tho Very Favourable Puices of ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE. Having introduced Steam Power, thoy are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other house in town. . ' JAMES REID & SON, Furniture Emporium, HOBSON-STREET (2nd Sho from Victorla-st



Uoarq ana -.esmence, TTAOANOY for young Lady, or single kL _.ir ontl? ma _- No other boarders. Situa tion pleasant and convenient to town.-Ai.nlv t^J-.^ o?^* Napl«-streot, two doom £Sm Lower Hepburn-street. OVi-RNOR BROWNE" HOTEL hobson-strbetT y*' Board and LodgiN- 20s. per Week SINQLE ROOM , g^; gff %■%£• nOMF^Ki'aBLE APA..XMENTS lor nVa _,n^_+. dv£ n*s t!"'eir nccouchment; quiet- Sn_15„ atT^ ntlon. Terms moderate-Apply OLRnnC0 L RnnC^ DT?, **lv*** BOARDIftG tw_.^- USi S' l!' aei?, Cr5 sc?llt. Auckland, within three minutes, walk of the Railway fetation Wharf, Post office. Supremo aSrtSnS? _S §22^__ E£ st' fass Accommodation for Visitors from the Coast and Country Districts. Apart ments on suite for Ladies and Families. PlSnga and Shower Baths. Letters and lelegrima addressed; o the Manager, Old Club Hivate Boarding Houso, Eden Crescent, Auckland.wi-l reccivo prompt attention. "V ENT NO R HOUSE v Beach Road, Devonport. «_,A.v d! U§ htfuU -' ""nated Marine Rekdonce. -^^.-Svß a? extensive view of tho harbour HS *-S_. _SburteJ conveniently located between h» Zi? 10"8 and Dovonport wharves. Every Te?rS mo_.ra°t. VenienCe Visitors and boa** . -INO. OWEN. Dividends. ~



MERCURY B-Y TIMBER COM-' PANY (LIMITED.) pN^^SSi^is__aj W_SM-£ wrt,° at the C°« B. GILMER, Auckland, Ist March, 188.. Seoretary. Funeral Notices. ■W_r-™_wM,;r,ll.l-»l«^ _4§-l^»__S__fc £kj PRIDE OP ONE- P^^Pf^if No. 5261.-Members fe4fiS___HES__H or tbe nbove ore requested to W#..__,a%#__F£, et at tho Masonio Hall, at _ _^i^_-llfl." S0, p*m _ TO-MOBROW(T_e_. &t_r_W__-HlS%i_r__^ Sl' t0 attend «» Qggagj_s|§|£pFUNßßALof our lata Bro. C. nhA __. - _ •,!•.' CODI.U.. Members of other Courts rospectf ally Invited to attend? By order of the O.R, • , ■ R. BLACKBURW, Seei-taty. WL-W-ft-ll ■itU'm&i^^XZ^ZJZEaSMBBmMmWUa Harbour Board Notices. *<«___--i^l_^_Sr HARBOUR BOARD. TENDERS FOR PONSONBY WHABF.



Harbour Board Office, Auokland, 22ad February, 1888, -nl_\. r _,-_5 7i_. 1 |«_rp,otfved at this office until -V.°_.l U4 V '.thr? 6tn March- atnoon, for Ereotlon of Wharf at Ponsonby. In terns ot plans and Bneolfloitlons to bo seen at the Engineer's Offloe. i?_,ae_ rS tl2-ba eadorsj-l, " Tender for Ponsonby Whan. Tho lowest or any tender not neces sarily accepted —™— By order cf iho Board, J. M. BRIGHAM, fjS i Secretary.' HARBOUR BOARD. TENDERS FOR COTTAGE, PILOT STATION. Barbour Board Offloe, ' Auckland, February 22,1883, m^?J_A._J-_S v_l bo received at this offlco untu TUESDAY, the 6th March, 1883, at NoonTfor Erecting a Cottage at -Pilot Station, in terms of Plans and Specifications to bo seen at the Engi neer's office. .«.__-__ Tenders to be endorsed '• Tender for Cottage. Pilot Station." ' The lowest or any tender not cacessaj-ly ac cepted. ■ By order of tho Board, J. M. BRIGHAM, Secretary. -.notion-.. -> TO-MORROW, NOON. PIANO, MANGLE, TELESCOPE DINING TABLE, GENERAL HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE. :_ R. ARTHUR :." %a7ILL sell by auction at his Mart, atlLol&o^r' (ParDlto° *«*»«»• HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE _. EPFECTS- A C.dar Book Case, Kauri Book Case, Cedar War-robe. Mangle, Telesoopa Dining Table, Chairs, Brussels and other Carpets..Venetian Biiads, suites. Walnut Table, L-fln _id Wood m?? 4_5 a#'_^ li.^ aH. oa*-^ lra sPrln« Mnttassea. SvSffiS t^SS eßt9,? £ Drawers, Was-tstandß, Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses, Glass, China, and o_f_^ c _sw„\ Hnaesoaa Ornaments, fee; Piano, Musical Box, B_c, AlS_\ Drapery, Fanoy Goed_, Books, Pens, Penolls. Albums, Lot of Paperhanglngff, Una of Paint, steps, Ladders, Sec CA.small well assorted lot of New Jewellery (Gold and Silver), a lot cfMnsfo. W. S, t______ANE3 IJAS. DACTBE THURSDAY. BTH MARCH, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. r_P H.? ,Sabscribers will sell by auction, at



Under Distress Warrant, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Cor slating of 1?. Pto'weß, Chairs, Couches. rS2__-a_ u _,rrot* Wwk TaWeT-oaia. ni__.T lß' Mat»a_!ses. Feather Bed. Chest Drawers. Dressing Tables. Wash- SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, -i Auctioneer... TO-MORROW, at 11 o'C-OfK. TOP 0? GREY-STREET. - CARBINES & TAYLOR HAVE received instructions from Mr Bailey, who is giving np business, to sell by auction, at 11 o'clock. The WHOLE of HIS BTOOK-IN-_ADH Of GROCERIES and JEWELLERY, Shop Fixture?, Counter. Sec— namely Groceries. 'JPa. Sneer, Ifloar, Oatmeal Oilman* Stores, Candle., Brnshwaro Also. fcTOCK of WATCHES. OLOOKS, Rings Brooches, Gents' Pins, Show Cares" Sco, • AISO, H° UtenX 11 FURNITORK «i Kite-ten At 11 o'clock. CARBINES & TAYLOR Auctioneers, W.S. CODEBASE 1 [TAMBS DiCHB. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7. - HARNESS. IRON GATES, THE subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, on Wednesday, at 11 o'clock. SETHA SRNE-3 AN° D°UBLE WW PAIR LARGE IRON GATES CASK UMBER, LARGE WHEEL, &C. SAMUEL COC-ffiANE & SON: Ancticnceia, ' „. % ./.^ miinu^ w FourihAage.) : " * ' A ■ ■■'._,_