THE DYNAMITE OUTRAGES.

.^Connection wit" me Fenian rCo conspiracy, tense Excitement in England. London, March 16. • u„> nitro-glycerine discoveries Interest m too and | he excitelne nt is in <»Btin.. S _ naeers making most of their op tense, the paPe d BelllDg frequent editions portumty, a"v ~ A p, 0 t to Blow up Lon iitb he alllDg? ( ont9 of the editorials and doo." Tb8 Be Ce 0 K U to connect the arrest of the local n^S pr Uonerß with the advice fear dyDa% on ovao Rosea to Irishmen, riven by g »" ..= „ English except their Ktobornevcyt e °? N | )s0 _. s c haß «•»'" Toed under . police, surveill been P la. cea per3ori ß entering, are ance. *v „,: n i 9e d. and noteß taken of »'efnUf. Bo^ appearance. .The police the'l P?L,°wav to secure evidence upon Wl\l base further arrests, as they are i*"* a That numerous accomplices of comioceo, » jn cu , tu dy are at large. evidences of this fact just made on eoftheevi guma of money . Nt public, fa.»« ,a b ß ave been deposited at V'a'in^Kn e iand to the ciedic of the tbW^Sody in the Dublin gaol for f«t«I Cher murders. The KEW YORK, March 18. nble specials from London have the ft... • . Public opinion instinctively lo*ingL.hn Irish the responsibility for !r elm ton Thur.day tPo destroy the flJvemment offices. Nearly every journal w .... this outrage as tbe Irish answer refusals to grant Parnell's IsHfcr further land legislation Scien- KfSu«Btion disproves the theory of jljS2, and establishes the certainty S dynamite, or a similar material, was , .Liable of producing such complete ____£>£* •» *re" "»limited' Pro" ?*? Hnxley describes the floor of the «!_ where the mam force was exerted as Ihline the bottom of a cigar-box, ttsemwing, » man faad daghed hj _ figfc tSTSXcU- hidicated both the ignor » and cowardice of the authors of the ut .7u may «afely be presumed that they find H te&itroy the Home Office, which he Irish agitatore regard with peculiar am mlitv is the centre of police authority. Thl«s-ioins the local Government offices, 25KK- Whitehall, a broad street, when i»ffi°is ite1 ueut at all hours > whlle Charles street, whereon is the entrance to the focal Government office, is almost de» •erted at night. ffial of the Prisoners.

London, April 6.

The foar men who have been anested in thi! city within the past forty-eight hours _VMpidon of being concerned in plots to ll_w up Government buildings were ar raftmed in the Bow-street Court this morn fa? Justice Ingham, who presided, in __tiii them that tbey ware brought to the _rn!»n a charge of having in their pos- Mm explosives, with intent to use the _M for felonious purposes. The statute Sondes that persons convicted of this Le shall be liable to punishment of two lern at hard labour. The prisoners wero ™t down on the charge-sheet as Nor t S 22 5 Gallagher aged 33; Wil- STiS- 22; and Dalton, aged 39. Pel'ton is also known by the alias of John O'Connor, When tbe prisoners marched into the dock a stalwart policeman was atoned behind each. They are aU Intel lieent men, well-dressed, and have every appearance of being not only respectable, batedncated. The evidence, both direct and circumstantial, was given almost en tirely by detectives. They deposed tbat they followed Norman from the dynamite factory, Birmingham, to his hotel in this city They dogged Ms footsteps on Wed nesday, and finally arrested him late that nigbt. Whsn made a prisoner, he de clared tbat he had no idea of what the box contained, yet in his pockets were keys which exactly fitted the box. The detec tives also found on him a five-pound note, with a stamp by " March 10th " printed tbeieon. Among other articles taken from him was a map of London and an envelope addressed "Gallagher, American Ex ch»nge." The officers stated also that he badlnhispoeket a telegram directing him •to call on Fletcher, at the Charing Cross, Hotel. Uletcber is the person who, ac cording to Norman, engaged him to carry the dynamite box taken from him. In regard to Wi'son and Gallagher, the ovld.nceof the policemen who arrested them wm not less convincing, They deposed that whsn they ioquired of Wilson what hq hid io his portmanteau, he curtly replied, "Yonhad better look." They examined it, and ftnnd the rnbber bags containing lujtddi,, already described. Gallagher denied any knowledge of tbese bags or their contents, Although Gallagher was ar rested in Nelson square, he gave his address it the Charing Cross Hotel. It was re marked at this point of the proceedings that the cine to Gallagher's connection with Bonnan was that an envelope found on Soman was directed to Gallagher, and Fletcher's despatch to Norman asked him > call at the place which Gallagher claimed is Mi residence, Tbepo'iice stated, further, that they fonnd at Gallagher's rooms rubber bags like those in the portmanteau, besides iqnantity of money aud a letter of credit for f.,000, dated New York, March 13th. Gallagher here remarked that tha tnnch- Wked-about liquid was hydiate of chloral. If robber bags were explosive, that was Indeed, a new discovery. In respect to tbe arrest of Dalton, alias O'Connor, the police testified tbat he re told to give any address except Bowles' Beading-rooms, 14, Edward Place, Fulbam toad. He was, however, searched, and some pieces of fase and a thermometer were found. D«ltou here • said,' contemptuously, '' The tow you fonnd wan merely a cigar lighter," Ihe folice continued the search, and learned the whereabouts of Dalton's lodging-house by ihadowing him. They found upon him a d.aiy which contained a recipe for the manufacture of fulminate of mercury and other chemical compounds. Dalton here reiterated his denial that he had the slight est acquaintance with the other prisoners or an]'knowledge of them, < The .onr prisoners, with another subse .quiatly arrested, were reminded; i for a weik-bail being refused.

I)!« Liverpool and Birmingham y. Arrests. , . LIVEBPOOL, April 7, Ileuy _and Flanagan, arrested recently tor. bringing infernal machines aud explo ."»>*• Into thecopntry from Cork, were Jfrofeuett to-day. The witnesses deposed jMt (he box Deasy had when arrested con 'fbwd niaterials lor making explosives, and s*> s preparation of arsenic and dynamite,, and .parts of an infernal B'chM' consisting' of an apparatus by *wa''-s_.pbuiic dcid could be allowed SS.-1 soak through into a mixture, the Wpal element of which was chloride of rKE , *?*< M explained that with thjs wmMnafion ian explosion, could be ..pro: ■BMW ..iritKi- _ tauimum time of forty LOinntea.i"Tli e ' machine 'was exactly ,™>flar'to construction to those used iv ™*Ro#ariditf thii attempt on the offlce of we London "Times " It Was stated in "Sf J« that: th. lignine dynamite, found Wm 'he prisoners, was a similar compound "ttetcontainedinthe infernal machines wSffijSi lheir iiriportation into Liverpool Zhlil Deasy and Flanagan were com "Wed for trial at the Assizes, bail being re-

•jj"* nunager ot tne Deep Level Cross June telegraphed to-day : "Fifteen hun «'M ounces amalaam in retort—(Signed) '*■ vonjis.";", AThe_ following telegram was received P™» the New Prince Imperial mine to-dtiy i * Break showing in face of drive at No. 1 ■ Kciion west, No. 5 level.-(Sd.) J. Genam, HS. Clark." \ ■■:-.-. ■■[. M ,|5J Harbour Board has decided to re s''«» harbour dues on the'direct'steam "'PWestmeatb.'nowtxpected froto Eng m, amounting to about £60. 'The Go vsnuneat has also remitted the Bght dues. '^^WEdifo.. Sir,—Will :you.,kindly ;£^». atlbeltave to be only a,clerical st*? .' y<mr issue ot last evetjing.in •r»g°§ that the Rev. _(. Robertson is soing -jTi^ney to,,assist at "juvenile" meet- Saw r oilSai; **> he at jubilee meet s'- It may be interesting,, to some of ■ffi»W_s to that 50 years ago, in !"», I'St iveek id May, the first Congre. ■ fi." 31 Church oh tbe Australian Con jj utWasformed at Pitt-street, Sydney. f _° 'bis jubilee service representatives '"W Victoria, South Australia/West ,-Ostialia, Queensland, Tasmania and New peaiand have'been invited, and will attend «•tolerably ■ strong force. The Rev.' J. An v 0n an^ '"Oaptain Daldy go from S»-' an<J« »nd they will be supplemented f jf/fP'Montativesi from Wellington, Dune *__ftto_2 Cllrf»tehurch. The meetingsl, are l^'wiit'ji'period of 10'da^a;:,when •O-hjects of considerable Ihtere'sVlo the de1- Tn? m"'ons will be discussed.-I am, &c. V°HHMtt NE . Auckland, Ist May.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN CHRISTCHURCH THIS MORNING.

(BY TKLKGBAPH—PKESS' ASSOCIATION.)

CHRISTuHURCH, this day. Shortly before 4 o'clock this morning a fire broke out in the grocery premises of D. Strachan, Victoria-street. The building was a wooden one, and well stocked, and the whole was speedily destroyed. Adjacent to Strachan's premises on the northern side j were two unoccupied shop., and one of | these was almost burned down, and the . other suffered so severely as to render it j nearly valueless. Strachan states that he went to bed last night about 9 o'clock, leav- ! ing a fire burning iv his office, and from tbe I appeal ance of the fire when first dis-' covered, there is little doubt but. it originated in the office. Strachan's stack ; and furniture were insured for £1,150, dis-1 tributed in the following offices :-£SOO in Standard; £509 iv Mercantile Union ; and £150 in the Colonial. tie estimates his loss at about £100 beyond that sum. The buildings destroyed were tho property of Mr Dearsley, but whether ho was insured or not is unknown. 1 Lathe, i The premises destroyed by lire this j morning were in.ured iv theStuudard Oflice for £450.

THE FROZEN MEAT COM PANY.

Rejection of the Harbour Board

Terms.

The resolution passed at tbe recent meet* ing of the Harbour Boa'd io reference to ' the application of tho proposed Frozen Meat Company for I.u-o of allotments adjoining the Railway Wharf has not met with tho approval of the promoters of the scheme. Mr J. C. Firth has written at some length to tbe Harbour Bjard ou tbe matter, in his letter, he states that the motion adopted by tbe Board is not of Kuch a character as the promoters of the pro posed Freezing and Meat Export Company would accept, tie proceeds :—" They are fully sensible of the desire of tho board to impose no needless obstacles in the way of an enterprise so likely to promote the in j terests of the country at large. I beg to sub mit the following proposal, which 1 venture to hope will fairly meet the wishes of the Board :—l. That the portious marked A. and C. on the plan attached to the applica tions of March 20 and April 5 be leased to tho proposed company for the purpose of erecting freezing works, machinery, stores for frozen meat, and other produce, for a term of 50 years. 2. That the portion of A. and C. shall be reclaimed by the proposed company I to the satisfaction of theß iar>l, and tba'|tbe i same rates, dues, and charges be levied on ' them as on tbe wharves winch have been erected by the Board. 3. That the Board shall provide the wharf and shed accommo dation marked B on the plan, and that no reclamation shall be made by the Board eastward of a." The letter further stated that, if these proposals met the approval of tbe Board, the promoter, of the proposed company are prepared to accept them, and will commence operations without un necessary delay, and complete all reclama tions within five years, or if possible within a shorter period. The matter was discuss ol at length by the Harbour Board this afternoon, a reso lution providing that the previous resolution be iidli red to, was lost by seven votes lo four. The division was—For the resolu tion : Messrs Walker, Waddel, -lone, and McKenzie. Against: Messrs Morrin, Lamb, Boardman, Campbell, Aickin, Harper, and Clark. The following amend ment, moved by Mr Clark, and seconded by Mr Lamb, was agreed to : "That tbe concessions asked by Mr Firth be granted, it being understood that tbe last portion of clause 3 means that tho company shall have communication by water to the eastern boundary of allotment A." It was further resolved that the work must be commenced within one year and finished within five; the lca-e to be can celled if the work is not commenced as above. The rent was fixed at £1 per annum. Mr Lamb's motion for £20 per annum, and an increase of SO per cent, at the end of 21 years being negatived.

THE RECLAMATION.

Terms Submitted by the Govern ment.

NEGOTIATIONS are proceeding between the Harbour Board and Government for some days past in connection with the pro posals of the formci body to take over and complete the work of filling in the railway reclamation on the eastern side of toe Queen street Wharf, using the stuff from Fort Britomsrt. The bon. the Premier haa now submitted tbe following memorandum of terms for tbe approval ot the Board : - (1) The Harbour Board to undertake tbat the reclamation between Customhouse-street and the seawall shall be completed within a reasonable time, in accordance with Bnssott'a contract. (2) Tbat so much as is required for tho railway station shall ba completed and banded over before the first of December next, (3) That the Board shall indemnify the Government against all claims and demands of the Hoard's leasee, Harker, and the con tractor, Bassett. (4) The resident engineer shall, if required by the Board, give netice under section 6 of the general conditions of Bassett's, that he requires the omission ot all further nlling in. (5) The Government to pay to the Board the balance of the contract price, that is, such sum as shall be left out of £6420, after satisfying all the Bums due, or to become due to Bassett, or Harker for work oi- damages. (6) Tbe money to be paid as soon as the reclamation for the railway station is complete and handed over, and Bassett and Haiker's claims set tled. " (7) The Government to afford the Board every assistance in resisting unrea sonable claims of the contractor, (8) The Government to complete the stone wall and facing when tbe opening is no longer re quired. ■' ■" '■■-' The matter was under discussion at the Harbour Board tbis afternoon, but no decision had been arrived at when we went to press, *'.'. ,'

POLICE COURT.-THIS DAY.

(Before Messrs T. G. Clayton and B. walker, Justices of tne Peace,)

Drunebnbkbs. — A native, 6s and costs; Michael, ohargeii with being drunk and dig orderly, and with assaulting Constable Carroll, was Ordered to prison fbr two month j with hard labour. Vaobihox.—Henry Palmer was sent to prison tor nine months for vagrancy summons Casus — The followli g persons were fined as under, with costß:— Henry Thompson, fast riling. Is: Wm. Hamley, wan dering horse. Is; Robert Varcoe, cow In Grafton Koad, ss: John Walker, wanderlnn horse, Is; Catherine Rntleane. 2 oows In Norfolk^treet, Ponsonby. 1«; Joseph Beoroft, not snfflolsnt light to fen cinq In Qenen-street,' 10 j. Falsic asd Unstamped ..Weights awd MgAauSits — The folliwing were fined under the Weights and Measures Aot. oh the Infor mation of JerseantGamble ;-Jobn P. Biohard (unstamped mea«nre), sa; James Traycs (similar), ss; Wm, auutar (unstamped and short)-The Bench detided to hear' evidence in Boater's c»se.—lnspector Gamble deposed that he s*w dtfeadtntat Ponsonoy with his cart purveying vegetable. Th i scales, also tbt) wolghti, were against tho customer (prudncidl. —Seruesnt Gamble Bald, "In aU his experience as Ins fcor of Weights and Measures, tbis was the worst case he had enoonntered." Three charges were proved against defendant, who said ne had no intention to defraud. He Invari ably gave overweight, as It was not bis custom to ep it onions, apples, and potatoes.—Fined, 20s. 10), and ss, viz.. £1 15s; costs, £1 6s. to be paid within seven days. Charge of Stripping Children. — Lizzie Jackson again appealed in answer to three charges of beating and depriving ohlldren of their clothing-viz., Mabel Catherine Syms and two other children—on the 7th ult.—Mr Theo. Cooper appeared in'•• defence. — The Benoh granted leave to amend the-information, and tho cases were remanded until Friday. » BSAULT.—James Leattiam waß charged with Striking WiUtsm GaCd, on the 2lst Inst.-Mr Hughes appoared tn defence, and Mt Theo Oooplr fbr Informant.—A number of witnesses were examined on both sides and finally, al though defendant was provoked by Gadd, he was fined 6s and oosts. •■_ ... Settled.—A number Of other oases were arranged ont of Oodrt. : '

DISTRICT COURT.—THIS DAY.

(Before His Hpnor Judge Smith.) Defended Casks. ■ , .y . Pioo v. Elliott. - Claim £100. Mr Theo. Cooper for plaintiff, and Mr Cotter for defen dent. This was an action brought to recover possession of goods alleged to have been wrong fully taken and detained by the defendent. It was heard some tlmeagO,—HlsHonor now gave judgment for plaintiff for £100, to be reduqed to £25 on the return, of the goods.—Costs £8 lis.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

MAY 1,1883. Banket N.Z-Bellers, £2210s ex dlv. National Bank—tellers, 73s Colonial Bank-Buyers. 46t NiZ. Insu'anoe—Buyers, 71s ILnion Insurance—Buyers.tlßl6d , N.Z. Loan and Mercantile—Sell ers, £6 Aucklasd Gas- Seller<*. £9 2s 6d >.pWh'e*"n «V». Cd.'—Bellow, 9i 6a '■' '•'* '"' ■ Fisher and Or>.« Buyers, 10s; aelKrs, 10s Od ' i Queen of, Beauty—l7e6d , -.., .. •,. _ ~. U, Beep Level Cross-5»9d,;, Bailer 6s 9d, , Prince impeHal-633 ea. '62s 6aj buyers, B2ss sellers, 63j Mariner-Sellers, Is 6d

FATAL BOAT ACCIDENT.

One of the University Professors

Drowned,

Narrow Escape of Professor

Tucker.

[ At 3.30 this afternoon information was re ceived at this office ef a fatal boat acci" dent at Ponsonby, this afterooon. From the meagre particulars to hand it would appear that Pro fessors Tucker and Walkor.of the. Auck land University, accompanied by a lad named Bydder.a son of Mr Bydder, proprie tor oftheNorthumberland Boarding House, went out for a sail in an open boat shortly after lunch to-day. The boat was a small one and scarcely safe. Near the Pon. sonby reef and about one hundred yards from land, the boat, from some unexplained cause, capsized. Professor Tucker and young Bydder succeeded in reaching the shore, but Piofessor Walker was drowned. Professor Walker, who only arrived in the colony a few days ago, was to have occupied the Chair of Mathematics aud Mathematical Physics in our University. The deceased was a Fellow of Queen's College, Cambridge, and Second Wrangler in 1879. He came here very highly recom mended.

He was asingleman, 26 years of age. We understand that before going to Cam bridge be was a student at Durham College. The water police boat left for Ponsonby immediately on tbe re ceipt of the dreadful intelligence, for the purpose of dragging for ihe body. Writing to the Chairman of the Univer sity College on the Ist January last, the Agent-General (Sir F. D. Bell) gavo the following particulars concerning tbe de ceased professor: —" Chair of Mathematics and Mathematical Physics: I have appointed Mr George Francis Wn'ker*| M.A., Fellow of Queen's College, Cambridge, and second wrangler of 1879. Dr Phillips, President of Queen's states that ho was then considered practi cally equal to tho senior wrangler, and that he is greatly esteemed by all who know him. Dr. Campion, Fellow and Tutor of Queen's, speaks of him as having been highly successful in teaching since taking his degree. Dr. Wright, Professor of Arabic in the University of Cambridge, describes him as an able and successful teacher, and as being liked and esteemed by all who knew him, Mr Routh, M.A., late Ex aminer in the university of London, says that his talents are of a very high order, and that he has the rare gift of thinking quickly, and accu rately. Mr Temperley, M.A., Fellow and Mathematical Lecturer of Queen's College, says that considering the short time that bad elapsed since Mr Walker took his degree, hissuccess with pupils had been most flattering, ono being declared by tho ex. aminers to be equal to the Bth wrangler, though (being a Girton student) her name could not be placed on the list. Tbe Rev. Mr Prior, M. A,, fellow, Tutor and Mathe matical Lecturer of Pembroke, speaks of him as having shown a firm grasp of tbe principles ot physical subjects, and a familiarity, with not merely the ordinary, but also the more powerful methods .of analysis. " I have been favourably im pressed and believe he will do credit to hi* ebair, Of course, in regard to mathemati cal power, his degree of second wrangler must be an entirely satisfactory proof to you of his excellence "

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

THAMES, this day,

The Juno Combination Company are playing to splendid business. They remain here for a week longer.

RUS3BLL, this day.

Arrived—Gienelg. Captain Stephenson reports passing off Cap. Brett a large English barque bound South. ii.iied—Julia Price and NorvaL

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

NAPIER, this day.

Customs duty for the month of April is £4,254. Beer duty, £158. Vital Statistics : Biiths, 32; Death-, 9; Marriages, 9. Rain fall, 3.42, for the four months 14.78.

WANGANUI, this day.

The Hon. Mr Bryco bas arrived here from a visit up coast on Saturday. Ho will stay a fow days in Wanganui, and -will then proceed to Wellington. He is not in good health, as be is suffering from a serious attack of neuralgia.

AH AURA, This day.

Mr E Shaw has addressed a meeting of electors at !> otown, Grsnville, Totara, and M oonlight, and received a vots.of confidence at each place.

DUNEDIN, this day.

The court has decided tbat it is lawful for a publican to supply liquor to a lodger at all times, not only for:his own consump tion but also for the entertainment of his guests.

INVERCARGILL, this day.

J. W. McDonald, storekeeper, one of tbe forty-six applicants, has scoured the ap pointment of secretary to jthe Southland Farmers' Co-operative Association. Chas. Sullivan, sentenced at tbe late sitting of the Supreme Court to twelve years and two flogginps for rape, has re ceived the first instalment of his punish ment. It was inflicted by a person im ported for the purpose, and was acutely folt by prisoner. __________

STORM AND FLOODS IN CANTERBURY.

Extensive Damage.

[BY TELEGRAPH. — PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

TIMARU, this day. It has been raining very heavily here for the last 36 hours, and there are extensive floods north and south of Timaru. There is 4J feet of water in the main street of Temuka, and a number of bouses are inundated. '1 he ex press train from the North could not got beyond Orari, owing to damage to rail* way line, and tbe South train is shed lIP at Matkikthl owing to the same cause. The Albury line is also damaged, and com munication stopped. The rivers are all overflowing their banks, and large damage is expected. It is still raining heavily.

Heavy rain set in again last night, and continued almost without intermission till daylight this morning. It ia still raining at short intervals, All the rivers are in flood, anditisfearedextensivedamagewillbedone. The north train was uuable to get beyond Seftpo tbffl. morning, and the southern ex press has been slopped at Ashbnrton through fears being entertained as to the safety of the Kaogitat* Bridge.

MORE PILOT TROUBLES.

Thebe would appear to be further diffi culties in connection with the pilot service. At the meeting of the Har bour Board this afternoon, a letter was read from Alexander Campbell, re signing the position of master of the pilot schooner to which he was recently ap pointed. From other documents presented, it appeared that the resignation was consequent upon a dispute vvith tbe Chief Harbour-master respect ing his objection to the scho6ner being brought in to moorings at fhe North Heal, instead of returning to the cruising ground after relieving the pilots. In a let ter to the Harbour Master, Capt Campbell said be went iv to the moorings for water. The vessel was generally kept out every Thursday until -it was time to change pilots. He thought there were too many masters there already, 'the pilots nil doing what they liked with the"vißSel. Pilot Murray said the wind .was easterly in tbe morning, and too'thick to come to the | moorings, while Captain Burgess added ; that there was no reasonable excuse regard ing the want of water. - The Board agreed tiat the resignation be accepted, in terms of tbe by-laws, and that applications be tevited for the vacant position.'

A large barque, apparently the George Bewley, .now 116 days out from London, bound for Auckland, was passed by the Rotomahana at 4 p.m. yesterday, off the North C*pe. The vessel was bound this way, and making good headway before a fine fair breeze. . . 'PfijfeSaoil Callliafc's new'eirfmihtary-singi ing class willbeopened to-night at 7.30 o clock, m the Christians' Meeting-house, where intending members will be enrolled. For further particu lars see advertisement elsewhere.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAM, TOESMT. -ilkt^r



I Wanted. Wf ANTED SEEN, the Wonderful Fresh •' | V T Bargains in Men's Watertight Boots, only 10s Cd, at Dampter'u Boot shop, Vlctnrlv I street. f _\I ANTED, by a Steady Man, a V T Bltnatlon as Foreman or Single Hand, Viz.. First-class Pastry and Small Goods Baser. -Apply X.8.. Star offloe. VV' ANTED, by a respectaDe young TV m»rrled Man of experience, a Bltnatlon as groom and coaohman, good reference, willing 10 make himself genet ally useful. Will be heard of urn.it Saturday morning.—Pleaße Bd dresß CM, etar ifflce. WANTED, a Cabinet Maker.—Apply to Henry Jones. Cabinet Maker, Short land-Btreot. WfANIED, an Experienced u.raener, Vv —Apply Mrs J. Gallagher, next to Porkar, Grocer, Hobson-street. ■ WAMTED, a Brickmaker.— Apply to J. Johnson. Arch HIU. _. \l7aNTjbD, a good General Harness v v Hand.-Hemy Brace and Co. (Limited), I Highstrett. 1 \AI ANTED, o Man to work a Deal TV Fr„me.—.apply to Moroury «ay Timber Company, Fort-Btreet. WANrEI', a Junior Hand in clothing depattmsnt. — Apply A. W. Mace, Wollesley-.treet Kast. WANTED, a Head Circular Man.— Apply to tbe Meionry Bay Timber Com pany. Fort-street WAIN TED, for the Thames Hospital, a Competent Female Nurso. Applies tlons.'acoomp-nlod by oertlQoate o( oompe tt noy, and Btatlne salary ro.nlred, to be addressed to the President or tbe Hospital, on or before Wednesday. Btb May,—B. Honias, aeoretary. WANTnD, by a young Man, Employ ment on Saturdays; well up in grocery and provision trade, or io any other where he could be uaef uL—A.B., Star offlce. \_ ANl'rD, Labourers for two days' T» work.-Appy. Boyd's Greoery Store, Nelson-street (near pub ip sohooll. WANTED, 5 or 0 Drapers Assistants ; also a Portor.-Apply J. Cosgrave and Co. (late A. Linabury and Co.). Upper Queen strop t. ' . \R* ANTED, a respectable Young Man V? to oollsot milk with spring oart at Maninari'.-Apply Auoklana Hairy Co., Hobson street. 10 to jj on Wadnesdty. ■ s \\l ANTED, a young Man to make him v* self gonorally useful; also, a General Servant-Apply Edgar, Dyer, Wellesley-stroet Bast. :. WAh TED, an active Young Man £ to drive and make hlmsalf useful lostore, also a boy about 11 to milk.- Apply to Warr ook Bros., Durham-street. \JTi ANTED, a Stout Youth to workat yv Drag Bench.-Apply to Mercury Bay TlmbarCjmpai.y, Fort-street. VV'ANTED, a respectable youth, who V T oan write well, as Apprentice.— Hoary Braoe aid Com,any (Limited). Hlgh-atreot, VVANTED. » Boy. — Apply Stab T t Jobbing L'opartment, WANTED, a Boy to milk and make himself generally useful. -Apply at this offlo:-. WANTED, a smart Boy, about 14 or IS.—Apnly J. Low, ill Unite- »tw». WANTED, a Boy to drive a Baker's Cart.—Apply James Martin, Baker. Parnell. I ANTED, a Sharp Boy.—Little Mill, Cook-street, Balaook and Batty, Pro prietors. . W~ ANTED, a Boy about 15 or 16.— Apply a. Whl.-«r. Shoeing and General Smith, Junction forge. Kp-om. WANTED, an Active Lad, about 15.— Charaptalonp and Cooper. WANTKD, a Respectable Lad ; one that has been at the trace—T, Adam. Kyber Pa;s. * Ml ANTED, by a Young Person, to go out to itake Underolothlog, or to lake home.—Apply M.5..8T.8' ffloe. WANTED, at Hannatord's Auckland Registry (established 20 years). Man Cook and Housemaid (samo hotel, Bay of Islands)—very urgent. ' ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 20 years), Hotel Housemaid (Gisborne), 15s, and passage paid. ANTtti), at Hannaford's Auckland Begtstry <istabilsi.ed 20 years), 6 Hotel Gunpr-'s (town), urgent "Tt' ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland ■ . Registry (established 20 years), 4 Generals (Mt. Albert)-very urgent. i \», AMTED, at Hannaford's Auckland *♦ Kcglßtry (established 20 years), Elderly Woman and Hotel Waitress (North Shore) urgent. WANTED, urgently, good Generals and Servants, every olass, at Mrs Whtloombe's KegUiry, next t j Marker, Wei leiley-Btreei entranoe. ANTEbr'^General Servant, or a Yonng ulrl. to assist in Housework.— Apply to Mm Hasard. Nelson-street, 1 doors from Vlctorla-BtrooL \\f ANTED, a General Servant, must be Vv fond of ohlldren; washing done.— Apply Weglsyao Parsonage, Onehnnga. AW TED, a eood General Servant.— Apply to Mrs Danahor, Upper Nelson street, Auckland. \»/ANTEU, a General Servant; no Vv washing; good wages.— Mrs Banks, Logan Bank, Jermyn-street \\f ANTED, a General Servant.—Apply TV Bacdford Hons . Upper Bobton-atreet. ANTED, for the country, a respect able Girl -Hoot 16 years, wl'h references —Mrs McCmsky. top rf Hobson-strent. \\7 ANTED, a Numo Girl.—Apply, Mrs Vv aieeson, Qleoßoa's bo tat, Customhouse etrrot West. **/ A N TED, by a healthy young Woman, vv a situation as wet nursa; would also be glad it some Bind jerson would adopt her baby girl, now a week old; would be entirely given op.—Fcr aOdrees apply to Mis O. Bireeter, Newton. > WANTED, a Laundress.—Apply Mrs _ J. Banks. Logan Bank. Jermyn-street. WANTED (boot trade), a respectnble Girl as Apprentloe to the Machining and Klttitig.-Apniy Edward T. Cartwrlght. Boot Upper Manufacturer, Orgy-street \\l ANTED, by a first-class Dressmaker, TT an engagement as Prinolpai to the Dressmaking Department.—Apply to F.L, Post Offloe. Anokland. I v\r ANTED, by a widow, Needlework by Vv toe day or at home.—Apply Mrs Shaf<r, Weßt Qaeen-street. ~j; \\, ANTED, a Machinist.-Apply at V? Tennant's Umbrtjla De»ot, 28*.Queen street ; ; . ; .. ' 'v, aNTEU. first-class Machinist,— ,;R* Apply J. H. Daiton, lallor. Victoria street But. , ■ • WANTED, by a Young Lady, Pupils tor the fiaco.-Address, " Eva," Btcab Offloe___ ' ( ; WANTED, respectable Country People to adopt healthy, strong little girl; Very nsefnlln the bouse—t.O., eTAK Offloe. aa/ANTUD, by 4 Gentlemen (where no Vv other boarders are kept), sitting-room and tour bsdroom, bathroom lndtßpensablr.— Address: stating terras, to P.O. Box No. 887. | WANTED, a Stable and Coach-house near Choral Hall. Symends-street. Not lees than three Stalls required. — Arthur H Nathan, 38, Lower Qneen street. iA/ASTED to Rent, a;Cottage, pleas; VT ar.tly sttoated; partially for&ls*>ed pre ferred. No objection to some distance from town—Address with particular.lo B,.A,oflice Of this paper. i WANTED, to buy for £450, cash a Residence fronting the Great North Road; none but principals treated with.—Apply With partumlara to Fides. V.P.O. , \AT ANTED to Buy, 1 or 2 first-class T T Carrlaf o Hor.es, not Ib— ti>. nis hands 2 inohes high ; brown or bay preferred—Apply W, UrOWtbor. i , ; . WANTED, Buyera for a quantity of Gentlemen's Fashionable Cut Real Tweed' Overcoats, at 28s 6d eaob. th'se Goods are of the best etyloß in Heather and Grey Mlxtureti; and cannot be matched under 425,— JimssSoutt, General Draper. Olrthter.&o., (to,, i on don House, Vlotorla-street West and Nel son Sti eot, Auckland. ■ ■ \Jtj ANTED, a purchaser for a nice littte VT Tobacoonlnt' BunineßS, centrally Mtu stsd; stook and flxlsas. Immediate toasusslon; very cheap. Terms oasb.—Apply STAB offlce. **/ ANTkD, Comfortable Furnished Bed "v and Sitting Rooms, with use of kitchen, in a private family,—A.R.C., Star offloe. WANTED, Fowl Manure.—Apply the Blveredale Manufacturing Company (Limited). 22, Grey-street. ____i WANTED, ladies to Know that our New and Faßblonable' Millinery, Mantles. Ulsters, ard underclothing are sold at halt pride by 8. Coombea and Co., oh their newpremiseß. . . ...' ;. ~' ':' . WANTED— ladies to know that William Rattray has the Largest and Best Stook Ot Gloves In Auckland-Dent's Four button Kid Gloves at 8a lid.—l7B, 180, and 182. Qneen-street, ' V ' ', L' : ,'':.., ; WANTED KNOWN—That R. Duftey hss commenced thS Corn Business in his Store at the top of abbson-Btreet, and wlh tte glad to gee a/lhlfold'customers Bgaln. ;' , -ANTKD KNOWN —XHgestive- Bit" tors—The Wonderful remedy for Indi gestion, Pains- In Chest, Forehead, and Bitotr. Constipation. Piles, &o. Price 2/ft-iGanderton, KarangahapeßOßd. ■ ' 9| '''''~ ' ANTED, KNOWN—That' we Sell fl st choice Jostphlne Gloves in all shadep, 2 buttons, Is 11 Jd to be had at Coombes and Co.'s new premises. J ANTED KNOWN—Samples of some of the Goods being sold off (with prices) are now in the window at the Hobson-BUvet Shop. Further particulars soon.—W. H. Dam pier.-- •■ ~;,-.'" '.'.'.■ .: • "::: .■ , WANTED KNOWN, another grand . Lot ot Ladles', Gents' and Children's Fresh Boots, at Dampier's Boot Shop. ' Vlo-, toria-stree. Be In time. '. WANTED KNOWN-That I am-pre. ' ..-■ parefi 'oparcba.eHousehold Furniture Bndother effeots on the premises on tbosburtest co'lce. 'in .to wn, or i»mntry, SAB pply: per sonaUy or by letter, to Jamie Rae, Barby-Btrat-1, • -.. ..'•:, "s\W- AN TEB BMOWN "Llve^aW Bjlions "'Tf .Todlo-k pieparatir'n fdr^BUi6uk alad 13 ftWr ■"CortWalntir?- indigestion;' Rheumßtism, atns in the Side, fee Prioe 2/.-Gaad6rton m arangahape Road, Auckland.



w aniieo. I ITf A~ N T E "D. What do yon warn! Men'a good Military .oaks, worth Od, (o - 61, cr 3 pairs Is lid 1 If no. go to James Sontt. Generil Draper, Clothier, to., &o, London Home, Vlotorla-Btreet West and Nelson-street, Auckland. N.B.—All tbe New Gocds for the oomlng eea son now opening up. WAN'IED, the Laaiesoi ronsonoy aud Dlstrtot to oaU and inspect the new and cheap Millinery, at prlots to soil all olasses; also, r»ew tioods In Gold end Blaok Lustres and liasnniores, on which an aUowancs ot 2a la the £ will be made. A splendid lot of Blankets for 9j 61; good Bargains in B earth Rugs and Door Mats, from Ss 6d; Creitones, labia Coven, Uullts. Underclothing; Cheap Lines to Hosiery, tranoy Dress Goods. Dressmaking In the Latest Fashions. -HEMINGWAY'S Cheap Drapery, Hstabllshaient corner of Union and Patterson streets). Freeman's 'lay. • \\l AN TED KNOWN — LiHEAP *lIM-1 Vv ber 1 Cheap Timber 1 And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywhere else at the Yards of D. Gqldie, Albert-street. W" ANTED'KNOWn— Another Grand Fresh Lot of i edles', Gents', snd Chil dren's Good Cheap Boots at Dampler's Boot Snop, Victoria-atreet. t»' c NTKD Knowu—und well Kuowu. — Vt Mosley's Hosiery, Brettle's Hosiery, Leicester Hosiery, at Robson'sMelboume House, Ponsonby. ■ W ANTEDKNuWN, that Mrs Walters, Hobson-street. has Removed to Pitt street, where She has Opened a Fresh Stook o Millinery- WANTED KNOWN - The Young Ladles' Journal, London Journal, and Family Herall, in parts, have just arrived, below usual prices, at Dampler's Hobson-street Shop. WANTttD KNOWN—That we Sell our all wool S jrges, tultable for Ladle.' Dresses or Boys' doming, at IOJd. originally ' sold at 2s, by a. Coom :es and Co.. at tbelr new premises. ANTBD KNOWN-Boot Gloßs, 6d tbe bottle; Button Hosks, 2d eaoh; Long Leather Boot Lao», id the pair; at Dampler's Boot Shop. Yioturla-stront. TT7ANVED KNOWN, tbat an Elemen r! tsry Mlnitl, g Class will ho opened In the Christiana' Meeting House, oorner Cook und Hobson-BOroßis, by Professor uallilan, on Tuesday. May Ist. at 7.50. tueu ; Ladles, 6_ ; gentlemen, 10b Ot per quarter, in advance. mmci received In the Hall on opening night "»A/ aNI'ED SKKJN, tne Extra Grand V) una of Gentlemen's Real Hand-Jewn Kid Klastlo side Winter Boat*, only 12s (nearly half-price), at Dampler's.Hoot Bhop, Vlotorla-, street. W ANTED the Ladies to Know that Monro and MUUgan, Hobson-street. have secured the services ot a flrstoUss Mil liner, and are now prepared to supply millinery n all its branches on the shortest notloe. ANTED" KNOWN—Another Grand Lot of Cheap Bootn: at Dampler's Boot Shop, Victoria-street, Be in time. \\l ANTED KNOWN—Female Oorrec- V * tiva rtlle—For Dropsy, Swollen Legß, Debllltv. COW, and Generall Irregu'aritles, they Invariably relieve. 1/ per box.—Uanderton's Dispensary, Karangahape Uoad. W ANTED KNOWfl— Samples of some of the Goods being sold off (with prloet) are now In tbe window at the Hobson-street Shop. Farther particular. soon.-W. H. Dam pler. W, ANTED KNOWN—It you want to VV gee tbe latest Faihlon (autumn and Winter, 1893), have a glaiioe at Monro and MUlUan's Tailoring Window, to Hobaon-atreet. Yftf AN J ED KNOWN-Samples of some V T of the Goods being sold off (with prioee) are now In the window at the Bobson street Bhop. Further particulars soon,—W. H, Dam pier.



\\i A* TED, Every body to Know tbat V » Charles Kelsey & Co. keep no Imitation Silver Jewellery of any kind. The whole of their largo and obolco Stock is guaranteed to bo real Silver.—Charles Kelsiey & Co., two doors below Morrins', Ironmongers. \ifANfi_D KNOWN—Samples of some Yt of the Goods beingsotd off <*ith prices) are now In tbe window at the Hobson-street Shop. Farther particulars soon.—W. H. Dam pier. \\i ANTED, all Buyers of Silver Jewel » lery to knowithat Charles Kelsey Sc. Co. havo arranged for Constant Additions to their Stook of tho vory Newest Designs. They keep no Imitations, consequently they guarantee everything they sell.-Charles Kelsey & Co., two doora below Morrlnß'. Ironmongers. WANTED KNOW N—Samples ot somo of the Goods being sold off (with prloes) ere now in the window at tho Hobson-street t hop. Further particulars soon.—W. H. Dam- Pi»r. . WANTED KNOWN, tbat a Sale of Unredeemed Pledges win take plaoe at Arthur's Marc on Monday next, 7th May. at 11 o'olock.- James Rie. Pawnbroker. \m ANTED KNOWN — A. O. STEPHENSON, DRAPER, NEWTON, Has Just Opi;w»d Up NEW VBLVBT.KNS.speciaI value, 1/9 yard NEW BATINB. 1/9,20, to V3 yard NEW SILK 9, splendid Lyons, 1/6 yard NEW HOSIERY, I.d upwards NEW DOLMANS, well trimmed, 25/ NEW ULSTERS. 3/6 to 36' each NEW JAGKHTA, splendid value, at 7/8 N«W DNDERCLOrHlNG.aUstylesandprlces NEW HATS, In Straw. Sec, 61 upwards NEW FKATHKKB,I/6 to 11/ eaob NEW FLO WE KS. /. 1 to 3/6 each NEW TAPESTRY CARPETS, 2/6 per yard NEW LONG LA'JB OUBTAI«S, /9J. 1/. 1/3 and I/S per yard NEW short CUBTAIN3, /4J to 1/ per yard NEW FLANNELS, 35 pieces. /7i to 2/6 per yard NEW BLANKETS, fall size, All Wool, 18/6 per pair NEW CLOTHING. In great variety.



DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY ON THE PREMISB9. A, O, STEPHENSON, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. WANTED.— Hosiery 1 Hosiery I — Men's, Women's, Boys', Girls', and Children's, Just opened at Robson's Melbourne House, Ponsonby. \\f ANTED.—The best stock of Winter .11 Hoserv in Ponsonby la to bo found at Robson's Melbourne Hotise. Come and see 1 them. WANTED KNOWff-Samples of some of tbe Goods beint; sold off (with priors) ' aro now to the wiodow at the Hobson-street ahop. Further parUoniart soon.—vv. H. Dam plor. ____________ 4 YOUNG LADY,, a good Needle woman, wishes for a situation as Com nanlon to a lady.—Addrosii, D.K.Y.. Star Offloe. BOOT TADE.—Wanted, a good steady Knee Hand—Apply Bdward T. Cert wrlght Boot Upper Manufacturer, Grey-street. BAGS.— Wanted, 500 Second-hand Bigs, good priro elven --Apply at the Corn Biora.too Hobson-street, HFICE BOY WaBTaD, must be able to write well.—Apply In apnlioants hand- Writing to Box No. 38, General Post Office. TO CARPENTERS.—Wanted, Tenders for additions to a EluUdlng.-Partlonlais at Mrß. Yates, Grocer. r j>o BUSH CONTRACTORS. " Wanted, offers to full, cross-cut, and pnt Into a creek, about Four Million Feet ot Kami Timber. For particulars upply to E. MITCHELSON AND CO.. 19, Qaeen-street Wharf. 'f>o CLICKERS.—Wanted an ImproTor, < also a Boy.-Appljr J. TattersaU, Boot Upper Manufactory, 3 2. Clueen stnw i msßsaem Goodson's Arcade. LONDON O LONDON LONDON OO LONDON LONDON gg LONDON CD GOOD SON'S OOD _ SON'S



ARCADE. mm ARCADE. ARCADE. go ARCADE. ARCADE. §§ ARCADE. TH E VERANDAH RESTORED, And Our Windows Prssent the Usual ■ Attractions. THE DAMAGE SUSTAINED Cannot bf estimated by the actual cost incurred In the restoration, as £300 Will not compensate for the loss we have sus tained by the expenditure inourred, and the sacrifice we havo experienced through onr Four Window, a being excluded from publlo gaze; but the' additional patronage ot qur numerous customers will accomplish it, and upon this we confidently rely, presenting 'GREATER ATTRACTIONS than ever, considerable' accessions being made to the already Finest Stock in the Colonies, by ..,,. .IJEWyGOOps JUST RECEIVED,, and which will be constantly supplemented by f anther shipments. . ■■.-_.. _.•;• Note the Address ,;i The London Arcade, auckland and christchurch. London Address: 58, St. Mary Axo.l A j ~., .. .. '■ m Board and Residence. WTAC ANCY for two Gentlemen Boarders V ' in a unlet family at Devonport.—Apply to Mr John Jervls, Storekeeper, North Shore. B OARD AND RESIDENCE, with every comfort, in a private family: no other boarders; Stabling for a horse it desired. ■Terms moderate.-For address, apply Close Bros., Queen-street, ' OSES AND RESIDENCE for three Qemlemeu in a pleasant part of Grafton BoBd; bath.-Apply Stf-n Office. ' /GOVERNOR BhOWNfcl HOTEL yjtorfr ~-, Bffigaffl^ftiwn& ! .(i owT ' Board anu Lodging 211s. per Wqpk biNst- R00m.... .......255. per Week



To Let. I rpO LET, in the best part of Queen- X street, an Offlce and Large Upper Moom; also a Dry and Boomy Cellar, concrete floor and walla—Apply D. y. Evtjs. rpO LET, Famished or Unfurnished, twk JL Front Rooms.—For address apply Mrs Bweete, opposite the Bed Lion Hotel. TO LET, Snop in nest part ot Newton.— Apply E, W. Morrison, Karangahape Road. (TO LET, a5-roomed House, water mid » on; rent lOi-T, WUllamß. tailor, Vie torla-street. ratO LET, Shop and Dwelling House in I Hobson-street. occupied by W. Barker groosr.— «pply to 1 hotr.au Co. stable. | To LET, a 5-roomed House, water laid on. with a 1 acre ot ground, at Green Lane, three minutes' walk from station.—Apply H., Harrison, near Romnera Station. rpiO LET to a Respectable Single Lady, I engaged In town, a Vurnlßhel Bedroom, with nse ot titohon and sitting-room if re quired - Apply, 111, Grey street. ri .O be Let at Newmarket, a Butcher's w Phop and Basinets, with fixtures, good will, &c. Fronting Hallway S atlon : muoi be sold this week; rent, 10s. All for £20.—Apply T. Good acre. . ra.o LET, in Grey-street, the House and JL Orohard, oconpled by Mr ■H. Neale.— Apply on the premises. : rf*lo LET, Furnished, for One Year, or 1 the Session only a Six-roomed uouie. bathroom and sonl cry, within six minutes" walk of tha Hous» of Representatives —Address 88, " Jtvenlng Poit" ofiloe. Wellington. ,OLM, Eight-roomed House in City " Road; gas and water laid on; every con venlence.—Apply to J. B. Morpeth, No. 20, Inanranoe Buildings. rpO L»T, those very desirable and cen- I trally situated Premises now in occupation of Messrs B. Gittos & Sons (who are removing opposite), Wyndham-street, lust at junction of §ueen-street.— FuUpartloularsfromD.F. Evans, State Agent, Queen-street. r|»o LET (Remuera)-To Let, D veiling1 I House and 0 Aores, Victoria Road; Romnera. next below residenoe of D. B. Cruiok- Bhank, Esq., and at present occupied by Mr Denis Kelly. Tho property is very pleasantly situated. House contains 6 rooms and out. buildlngs.-D. F. Evans, Land Agent, Queen street rpo LET O N LEASE. Those very Desirable Premises In Qaeen street now in tbe oocupatlon of Mr Samuel Coombss, Clothier. Apply to VAILB AND DOUGLAS, Land Agents, Snortltnd-ttreet,



I^ORTH SHORE. HOUSES to Let In Good Positions.— Apply. R. & K. DUDEH, Devonport Store. FFICEB and Sample Booms To Let.— Apply to New Zealand Tweed Co.. Queen (Btreet >■ : For Sale.



DIOR SALE, or To Let on Hire with F Option to Pnrobaae, a Light Lasdan, similar to the one now being usoi by Bis kx oeleaoy the uoveruo r, and by same builder. Also a Pretty Pony Pheaton; light, oompact, and very comfortable, suitable for ladi'B and Children or an Invalid, being very easy of access -at the B illder's, Edwin Harvle, 332 and 321, Qm-en-street, jjtOß Saj-K, Good-will, Stock, and Fit * tings of a Grocery Business, situated in a leading suburban thoroughfare, doing a good and steadily increasing trade. Dwelling con sists of fi rooms: gaa laid in. 'Bus passos every 7 minutes.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen.* street (next Bank ot Australasia). ijioK SALE, several Allotments in best V part ot Rlohmond Road. Only Sis per foot.—W. V. Stevens. 187 Qneen-stroet. OR SALE.-Good Investment, Upper Queen-street; let at £90 per annum; would produoe £130 by expenditure of £50 in alterations. Price, £950; very easy terms.-W. V. StevenMß7 Queei^streeL Kru.R PRIVATE SALE, three Berkshire ' Sows, with fine litters.—Apply Samuel Evlnson, Fort-street (behind Wlngate, Burns, and Co.) ■ iiOK SALE, 25 Shares (or part) in the r Industrial and Provident Building Moiety of Ano.'and.-Apply S. Vioxers. 6. Insurance Bnilal-gs. sj^Oß SALE, Two Good Iron Tanks, 1 fittings and conn.o'loneoomplete.— Apply to Pnb.isner. t-TAB offlne. SALE, HacKett-street, Vonsonoy, New Verandah Villa of Six-rooms, fitted with Begister Grates. Colonial Oven, cup board, Dresser, fto.. oiosa to the Beaob. Prloe, £350.— 1). F. Evans. H»ta«e Agent Quesn-etreet, next Bankot Anstralaila 719 1/iOR ABSOLUTE SALE, at Mount JD Wen, a new. well finished, and faithfully bnllt Verandah Cottage ot four rooms and eoullery, fitted with regtstar grate, kitchen range, tank. Sic, tec. Seo. Splendid allotment (volcanic). 33 x 115; situate, tbe Avenue, Hden dale. Prloe. £26 oash; balance on Bnoh terms aa agreed upon.—Apply to Meesn blbby and Fletoher. on the premises; or to D' '• *J*fs» Estate Agent. Qaeen-street. (7H) IJIOK SALE, Customhouse-street West, V good Business Sites, leasehold. Lot INo. 111, 60x90, together with tho Shop and Buildings erocted thereon, as now occupied by Messrs Atklnßon and Co, Ground rent, £10per annum. Leasehold 6 years to run. To be had cheap.— D. F. Evans, Estate Agent Queen-street. FOR SaLK, a first-class Leamington Range, seoond hand.-For particulars apply to Mrs A. Mackle, Cbapel-etreet, 3 doors, from Major's, grooer. _____ TO ARRIVE, and for Sale (by Tara wera), on Tuesday. May 1,800 bags Pota toes;—l^WVEaton^ Tj"uRTH SHORB.—FOR SALE, Houses i ™ of B.'. and 6 rooms; also, Building Allot ments Li first class positions; no pains spared to suit Intending pnrohasew. Money to lend on freehold security.—Benjamin Tanner, 8, Queen ■treot. 'po CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS. CENTBAL CITY FREEHOLD PB.OPEBTY FOB SALE.



I am Instructed by Mrs Probert (who Is now reUrlss from her old and well-established bual nesß) to sell, lmmertlalely, this valuable Bu.i nese Site (the "LltUe Doat Pan "). being one of the oldest and beet-known sites In the city. » has • frontase to shortland-street of 25 foot, by a depth of US feet to Field Lane, besides being excavated and substantial waU bnilt for cellar. Hplendld position; corner allotment. Situate directly between Messrs A. Clark, and Bon 8 Warehouse and ByorofFs Mill, Shortland street. Nearly all the pnrohase money can remain on mortgage at 7 per cant. _..... 1 erms and conditions on application to , D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent.Qneen-street. 78 'PO BAKERS AND OTHERS.-Valu- I able and First-class Business, situated on Mannkan Road. ParneU. oonsisUag ot Hand some and Oowmodlous shop and DweUlng.oor tsin'ng nine rooms, pantry, bath-room, Boailery, baloony (back andfront); splendid large Bdter s. Oven, dough boxeß, flour loft, stable, and nu merous outbuildings; large Freehold Allotment (double frontage). In all, a flrit-olass an. very 0 mpact Baker's and Con'ecUoner's Premises, all in capital working order.—Full particulars at offloe ot D. F. Evans. Estate Agent, Qyeen- Street. '_____ «•»» aEMATITE PAINT. AND FIRB ' '■OLAY.'")'" TO BE SOLD VERY CHEAP, IN QCfAHTITHS TO BOTT PUROHASBBB, HBMATirB PAINT AND FIRE CLAY OF A Buperiok Qija«*t- Apply to E, MITCHELSON & CO., 19, QUEEN-ST. WHARF. II li —' ' ' ll ,-=■ Boots and Shoes,. ; FHE NEWTON BO 6 T WAREHOUSE. Insincerely thanking his customers and the publlo for the very liberal patronage aooorditd to him, the undersigned intimates that, in order to aooommodate his Newton customers, he has opened the above establishment. As before, in connection with the sale ot BOOTB OF 818 OWK MARUFAOTOBB, LADIES' ENGLISH BOOTS AND BHOSB arb Bom> a^ Nearly Cost Pmoir, an inspection ot which is invited before purchasing elsewhere. Amongst these Goods are the following I— Button Boots, 7s6d ._-.._-,_ ___.__.__ i Prunella (first class quality), 6s 9d & 6s 6d Evening Shoes, 6s 91 and 6s Bd Kid Boots. 616 d. OUR OWN MANUFACTURE. MEN'H AND BOYS' BOOTS. ' j Men's Peg Shoes, 8s; Bluchers, 7s; Laoo Boot?, 1086 d; Elastic Bide. 12. Od. High Lace Boots in all sizes, beat material, best X Btyle, best fit. Tho attention of Ladles is respectfully dlreotnd to • the ponsonby boot, whioh for Btxl>. Blkcuncb, and Fit cannot be equalled. am Best Winter Boot Made. *W , Call and Inspeot. Call and Inspect.' T. PROS SE R, QOEBN ■ STREET (Opposite Army and Navy Hotel), AND CORNER OF UPPER QOf HN-BTRBET AND KARANGAHAPE ROAD. i ' a ■ i — Highway Jbpard Notices. EDEN TERRACE HIGHWAY BOARD. . , lil"* I :;•.;-' N 0 T I/cAb.. "■■ 't .' ' i The Yearly Balance sheet will be open at the ■ Beard's'Offloe during the month Of May tor the 1 Inspection of all the Ratepayers In the district, . ,-•, i I . _./.!• i ad a ' soo &'if jpiTJcN.-''" AprW 30.1883. Chairman



I LiOst anrl Found. I 1 OST, on Ihursduy lust, between Short- MJ_ Und and Prinoes-Btreets, by a hard working ki 1, a purse containing abut £5.-£ l reward on returning came to - r.j Spiers, Albert • P_mU_ j I r •T OST. a Military Overcoat, in Cook- XJ street; finder rewarded on returnlngsame to BTAII Offlce. . T OST, a Package of Feathers la Queen -Li street this morning.—A reward given it returned to Star oflice. I OST, from Tole-street, Ponsonby, on J Monday. April 30. a Fawn Greyhound Dog Pup.—Anyone retornlng him to Mr B. R. N. Forder will be rewarded. I OST, between 5 and 6 o'clock yester- J day, between Anokland Timber Company and Grey-street, Six One Pound Notes. One Pound Reward will be paid to finder returning to E. Sergeant, Auokland_Hotel. FIVE SHILLINGS REWARD.-Lost, between Upper QueOa-Btreet and Railway Btation, a Jet Crops mounted with Gold.—Any one returning same 1 1 Star Offloe will receive tne above reward. LfiOUND, in garden, a Chestnut Mare. I Owner can have same by paying expenses. If not claimed within 1. days will be sold.— Apply Broofcs'de, Parnell. WTRAYED on to my Farm, a apotted *' Oow; no visible brand. Owner oan havo samebr p»yLlm expense. It not olalmedin 14 days w 1 1 b.i lold to detiay expenses. Captain Cable, Waleomltl May Ist. 1883. STR&YED, from Epsom, on Friday night la>», Chestnut Mare, with saddle and broken bridle.- Ten Shillings re iraid on delivery ' to A fred Buokland. ■ , STRAYED, into my paddock, at \ Bemueri, Orattnl Road, on bnnday morn ing, ono Chestnut Mare with saddle. Owner ' can have the B&me by paying expenses.— l). Kenealy. --'-'■■ „- —i Bporunu.



T A M E S K. POOLE, TORF COMMISSION AGENT Member of Tattersall's, Anokland and Sydney), Has Books Open on Melbourne Derby and Cup. 10110 to 6t020 on the Field. ■ Melbodrnj-Cwp-100 to 2 to 4 on the Field. Address— Tattcrsall's, Auckland. After May 28. TatteraaU's, Sydney). ■" ■- a ■ ■ Gazette in Bankruptcy.; <GB9^_WSa&i IN TB[E SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. , Ia the matter of "The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876," anu the amendments thereto. and ot tne Bankruptcy of J..hn Brett, Carter a Debtor. This is to notify that at a first meeting of the Creditors of the above-named John Brett, held at the c upreme Court-house, Auckland, on TUESDAY/the first day of May, 1883, Arthur Dunbebiu Bennett, of this city, ot Auckland, Certificated Accountant in Bankruptcy, was duly elec ;ed to be Creditor's Trustee of the pro perty of-the debtor, itid that the said Arthur Dunbebiu Bennett has signified to me in writing his acceptance of such office. s.vtin' . Dated «,t Auckland this Ist day of May, 1883. HENRY a BREWER. . "' - Registrar. i,i :. .j Tetiders. 'p O BUILDERS. Tenden will be reootved up to Noon of TUESDAY, the Bth instant, for Alterations to a Warehouse to Victoria street East, for Messi ah arlanc; and Co. Plans, &c at onr Offices, Qaeen-street. EDW. MAHONEY & SON, Architects. Ecclesiastical. RANKLIN ROAD PHIMITIVE MIITHODIST CHURCH.-On Thursdoy Evening next, May 3rd, Mr T. E. Jones, lately from England, will preach _a Sermon to tho Welsh language, with explanations in English. Subject.' " The "True Freedom of the Gospel." Collection at olose. Welshmen and English cordially invited. . . . Corporation in otices. .. cl___-____________-^ mWWmVm piTY OF AUCKLAND. LIOENSBS FOB RILLIARD AHD BAGATELLE ROOMS, BOWULNG AND SKITTLE ALLEYS, THEATRES, PUBLIC HALLS, AND PLACES OF PUBLIC AMUSEMENT. ' Notice is hereto? given that all Licenses (or the above, expUirg on the SOth Instant, rtqaiie to bs renewed on or before that date; (a forms of the MunlolpallCorporations Aot. P. A PHIUPS, Town Clerk, Town Clerk's Oflice, i ■ " April 16th. 1883,, . ... Drapery.



T. M°M^*f : * . ~ IS NOW OPENING, ' ■' '"■' Per Warwick,, from Lohdon, : A LARGE LOT OP •. ~' J . ;/_ •': NEW , -TVRAPERYI ■*sf ' *jgni'ri >..-■. .n. ■ ...., /TLf ILLXNERYI { -•JMpANTLEB I _j.:. y'l'Lt,»_ 'P'sfQ id asiiiauy-yij-l J COME AND SEE THEMt -j-t.i-it fWHTnajH ' >»_#u3 m c AftA "S lT'-E'^'' 3- j • '-» 262f,;Q88EN-STHEET; _J CELLING o]£E W[inter Miltoery.fOT.One O donth at Low Prlobs. on aooount of leaving Auokland Ihe Lease, Goodwill, &o„ tor .Bale;' —Mrs Whitehead. Milliner. Newton. ; A < i —nn- I! g -fcrife " m re i rj ■'■ - Money [ WANTED KNOWN-Money to Lend on personal and collateral security, re payable by weak'v i»»«oimonra. Bills dls oonßtod.—Rao's Bob' Zealand Pawn Shop, Darby-B treat. ___________________ A? II 4 a I'O tiu.iWO LENT on Building .a&JLvF Society prinoljiles, or on other terms to BUlt borrowers.' ,Allotments bought and Houßes' built on Weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Bee i.lst of Prop, rtles tor. salo on 4th page; fc'ix per oant allowed,on money depositod for Investment— C. WttLIAMPON. Lam i, Estate, and Flnanolai Ages an 4 ValUatnr;' ILVnloan Lane ■ . D E' '"M""'S O'"' "V A L t The Business of the AUOKLAND LOAN OFFICE. Queen-strebt, bis been removed to Monte De Piste, Darby-street. All communi cations or letters for J. H, Neumongen to be let.there,..- . .-. . .to : idursahoj



Medical. . ARE YOU troubled'with Periodical Headaches 1 Marsh>U_ Bpeolal Tincture Podophyllum will onr. you, p.lce 1».—Ooodson, London Ai cade. ..,.;.'. A'"1' STOP your Colds by Using Hubini's Tlnoture of Casuphoft Price Is.—C. W. Goodson, London Arcade. SHARLaND:. CHEtfRY/PKCTOKAL, Absolutely the best remedy ever made for COUGHS, iIRONOBITII. AND GOLDS. >31..-hi. 111 Prloe.2s6d*nd4efid'_Bottle. ' ; ! SHARLAND m CO, opposite PcsMffloe.! ' NEVER FA^LSi .-.y iy "!~t; | Inseot Life . is dostroyed by the PERSIAN INSECTICIDE (Pyrethrium __ei_K_S_™W^V»W Far the effectual riddance ot Fleas, Mosqnl n^E-Tiom" 31 '**** "**-*y-*>&&■* gfllfij 'Soi ..io/tMafcte'6a:<iaoh;/o_.,_ j. : * " Hablbtts ' ~T~ :' MitcHAm X-avAnBER Water la a Most Bwtrkbhiw Perfume foe hand < ' KKHCHiMr or Siok Room. >. In Bottles at 1/6. 2/6, 6/6,7/6, and 10/0* Baoh. E NiGL aarßrcf/fi||rßpiJk c y, •'■■■' -'■• __m "QuMbf-B'ritß!gr> ' -'-' '_ - npOOTHACHE UURE -Instantaneous A Relief. ODONr ALGIT. Is botUe.-SHAR LAND & 00. (opposite Past-offloe), I £.XJViiS. FOR' fNDIwESTIuN—TONIC) site Poat-affloe). ; ' mtiE ECLECTIC PHARMACY. The acme q&elegant Medical Establishments. TOP Ot GBWBraBST,COBNK« Ol K,iTBUli., 4 CHARLES BI'TCHE .



1 Meetings, .. y fDT A. C. B. SOCIJST V.— Jd. JOVBNILIC CONTINGENT. A Meeting of the above will take plaoa on WKDNESIMY. May 2. A , full attendance Of mtmiers is expso-1 ted. Bnsfneßs: Nomination of Officers, &c. P. O'KANE, Sec. | .RAFTON FOOXBwxju vuoo.-lle \Jt Annual Masting of the above Cloo will be held to-morrow (Wednesday) evening at the United Service Hotel, at 7.80 p.m. Important Business.—O. H. <VHITK Hon. Secretary. KTEWMAKKET ROAD DISTRICT. Tha Annual Meeting of Ratepayers will be held in the Newmarket Hall on WKDNES Da Y. the 2nd May, a, Iggfa^. Chairman. OONSONBY ~" AT H0 M E." The Meeting Called for TO-MORROW Even ing has been POSTPONED to FRIDAY Next, at 8 o'clock, in Miss HiU's Schoolroom. D. F, EVANS, Hon, Seo. OR'IMRNSTEAMSHIPCOMPANY (LIMITED). Notloa is hereby given, that the Annual Meet. I Ing of the Bhnrer,o.de» nf _>i<> Company wiU be held In the office of the Chamber ot t'ommerce. Insurance Buildings, nn WEDNESDAY, the 2nd day ot May next, at noon, for tbe purpose 01 receiving tbe report of the Dir.'.otora ror the year ending Slat March, 1883. ana for any other business that may ne brought before th* meet ing. By order ot the Board ot Directors. GEO. BROWNING. secretary. Anokland, April 18,1883.



TO CRTHKKNSIEAM^HIPCOMPANY -IN (LIMITED). The Transfer Books of this Company will ba CLOSE- fr.m MONDAY (the 23rdl to v. KD NBSDAY (the 2nd Mnj)-bothdayß lnolaslve. By order ot the Board of Directors. GEO. BROWNING. Secretary, Anokland. April 18,1E83. Business Notices. isr ® T l ° * TO THE INHABITANTS OF DiVONPOBT ' Oil AND LAKE DISTRICT, , AND THB POBLIC GENERALLY. MR AVENRLIi, Botches, bags to announce that he has purchased tha Butchering business of Messrs Alison Bro:. at Devonport, and will oommenoe business on Ist May. ■„ Having a thorough knowledge of tho Butcher ing Business) after 20 years' experience, he trusts that by supplying prlmest quality of meat at reasonable rates to secure a oontlnaanoe ot the liberal support extended to his predecessors. Devonport, April 28,1883. i Ttr O T I C E . In announcing tho disposal of onr Butchering Business to Mr. WILLIAM aVENBLL, who takes possession on May lßt, we deßlre to return to the residents ot Devonport, 1 aire, ,qnd other districts our sincere thanks for their staunch and liberal support during the last U years. Having known Mr. Avenell for several years, we feel jaßtlfled In asßertlng that ihe business will be carried oo in such a satlßtaotory manner that the same kind support will be given to him' ALIOS BKOS. Devonport. April 28.1883. ap a T k V, • 67. VIOTOttI 4 STREET WEiT; * Opposite Royal Mall Bct^l. A well assorted Btock ot Jewellery. Watches. &o. always on hand. Repairs neatly executed on the premises, and orders promptly attended to. Charge, moderate. H.P. is Selling Off his Stook ot silver Jewellery at cost price, to make room for a new assortment. OTHEKHaM'S English Lever Watohes at reduced rates. Rotherham'a Bnnllsh Lever WatoheJ at rednoed rates.—Jas. «dams: Watchmaker. vjotorla-Btreet 7 HOLES aLE anD RETAIL GENERAL PRODUCE AND PRO VISION STORE, Fort-street (Baok of Wlngate, Burns, and Co.'s).



Samuel Evinson Begs to announoe that he has opened a General Produce and Provision Store at the above ad dress, and invites all his old friends and the Public to give him a Call, feeling sure that nis Prices will bear favourable comparison with any house to town. POTATOES, FLOUR, OATMEAL, and BACON, newly arrived from Southern Ports, and other goods to arrive. Storage for Free Goods on Reasonable Terms. Note the Address— FORT-STREET. Back ot Wingate, Barns, and Co.'s Temporary Premises. The Direct Supply Store 249 queen-street. 249 HANCHARD AND CRANWELL Have the following among other bargains :- Children's Toy Mugs, 5 for 1b Strong Printed Cups, Bame price Btrong Printed Cops and Saucers, U dcz. White and Gold do, 8s doz. Pheasant Plates, from 2s 6d doz. A Glass Sugar and Cream or Batter Cooler for Is Tumblers, 3s 6d doz.; Water Bottle and v lass, Is A Btrong pair of Carvers. Is 6d Knives and Forks, all slues and prloes Children's Knife. Fork, and Spoon, 6d Handsome Japanned Trays, 2s "" Strong Japannei Bread Trays. 9d A large pair of Vacs for 1b 6d A Complete Toilet Get. 6 pieces, 6s 9i A Beautiful Tablo Toilet Set 4s Od Tray Looking Glasses from Is 9d Do.in the Largest Blzes for the Smallest Money, In oval screw-pillar, box, Sec, Sec Really Good Fenders now 7s 6d A new lot ot Oharooal Box Irons, to be sold at 4aand4s9d Hair and Cloth Brushes, Is eaoh Carpenters' Hammers, Is; Pincers. 6d Xjadlea* Toy do. Bd i Nut Crackers, 3d Yankee Spring Balanoes Is each. Also, in endless variety—Stataary, Vases, Lustres, Gloss Shades. Lamps, Bird Cages, Cntlery, Crockery, Glassware, Tinware, and General Furnishing Ironmongery. Buy of the Importers Dlreot from the Manufacturers, Remember, you can get almost anything you • wantat H.ANOHARD &: VRANWELL'd Direct Supply Storb, 55AV......Y- at 9, qukEn-st; ' j saoa* j Wm, McArthcrl^ 00-i



at .... AUCKLAND. ~ , v i;i j TO DEALERS IN FANCY OOODEI, EARTHENWARE, CHINA AND GLA AND GENERAL STORBKEBPKHB Plain and Fancy Stationery1 '' „ .Perfumery and Toilet Soap*- . _„.,, 11 ' Brnshware and Combs ,w"1 Table and Pocket Cutlery . | B.P. and B.M. Goods ■■-'• "'" ms Ji Iron Bedsteada Mirrott and Fancy Furniture i Clocks. Watohee, and JnweUai. Tobaooo, Cigars, and Pipes Musioal Instruments : Earthenware, China, and Glass V Vases, Flower-stands, &o. Parian Ware, Pictures Parses, Hand Bags, and Baskets Orloketicg Appointments Lawn Tennis and Badminton Axohery and Croquet - Indoor Games. Toys. Seo. /CLEARING- OUT SALE OF \J . CUTLERY. THOMAS SAMUEL, being compelled to Clear out his Stook ot Cutlery inconsequence Of the PBEMI3A.B COMING DOWN and no other Shop being obtainable, is now SELLING OFF the whole ot the Stock at on 'enormous Sacrifioo.' The goods are from the best Sheffield makers, and will have to be sold at any price, ■Consisting of— Best Ivory Table and Dessert Knives. Loonwood'a and Johnson's Best Pocket Knives, Kleotro-plated Forks. S-'poons, Cruets, 8:0. Nevada and Nickel silver Forks and Spoons. Superior Solas ore and Razors. '.WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. • Y THOMAS SAMUEL, IMPORTER OF CUTLEBY. 46, Qaeen-atret (Opposite Town Oiook). X AND YV # yyiLLIAMS DIRECT IMPORTERS OF DRAPERY AND FANCY GOODS, , . Both Sides KARANGAHAPE BOAO, NEWION. '•'.'■. "NOT BELLI*G OFF"- .1 ."NOT GOING TO ENGLAND"— "NOT OFFERING A LARGE DleOOUNI"- But have to arrive by the following vessels ■'■'.•. ',"' •-, nowdue;- RB. P0T051,,,........'........8 CASES '■■ AURIGA.... ...5 OABBS GEORGE BRWLEY.....; 8 CASES - CLYDE...",...... ...........8 OASES A BIG LOT WINTER GOOOS, oomprUlnif OLOTHING AND OVERCOATS; tries* latter have been made roeolaliy to oar order "extra long." BLANKETS. FLANNELS, HOSIEKY, &0..&0 • In addition to tbe above-mentioned Goods, we shall receive, ex Gkobo- Bewlby. about 200 (two hnndrcd) of Cooper. Box and Co.'s CEUSBRITK- PAtKBT VBOTT'ATI»a WATERPiiOOF TALBTHES COATS. stAa what the Field says respecting these 9MM*• ? I Svo'X Ventllattng Ctoat w?U In the ooursinu field, and consider it a SSt snooessß. MBW^ssß_l&Z!_il fn. and turns any qaantity ot ndi.-YoMs very faithfully, ***.**** in obin Hood)-M«sbbb j Hooper. Box and Co." t jr.. n - . FrooessUnst discovered) prevents the rtlbber hardening and destroys all smell of nitptha. ' ■ ' We have always on hand a SHOW OF HOSIERY, BHIRTB, HAT 3. *^^riES. BRACBS. BHLTS, COLLARS , . • &0., &o. ,FM JPricft- Style, Variety, and Good Value, Second to None In Newton, . - • ■./Mj^rrVb., Watbrpbo-f CoATSxire!.worth waiting for. c; ,■■.•. "O A.T 8 1- K'A-TJ S-l L X A T-S 1-Ule Rats eat It gresdily. and die; no Bmell. Prloe. OneßhUlLng a Bottle. SHARLAND & CO., opposite Post-offloc,



j Personal. « \»/ILL THE Worthy Brotler , <_?%& . who wrongly toot, an Urn- Asf brellafrom I odiro Ante-room, Devon r^r\ port Consoorotlon, kindly return same to W. H. Kenton, Qnaen street ? L 7} l"F the Gentleman who looked at the ■A. Ho-;as In Sprlnnstre t on Saturday, will Call again, a bargain can be made. Public Notices. ..-•-._ rjpO TRESP AS S E RJs. ■J^ on. T'ospaßSlrg nn onr Properties ia pursuit of gamo of any kind will be Prosecuted. B. AND A. ISAACB. TVO. 3 COMPANY, a. R. V. —All i-T Aooountv Bgalnst the above most be ren dered to me on' or befors tha 6th Instant, other wise they cannot be recognised.—A. 3. Arthur, Hon. Bee - jj ■: RAILWAY Passenger Fares Altera tions—See this month's "Penny lime Table; for sale at all stationers. iy o t i c je : R . EOWARD CO3ILE.T DECBASED. All persons who are or may hereafter be indebted to the abeve estate, elthor for interest, rent, or otherwise, «liltlsase tay tbe same to Messrs Jackson and Russell, solicitors. Fart strMt, Auckland, whoso reoelpt shall be a suffi cient discharge. BAMUKL JACKSONf H f'!Ss,icto.tl_"» D.UEAN 1 K te^d. Ai-okland, 27th April. 1883. r^HALLKNGE, to any six or more of the * ' Highest Aggregate Soorera in the Into A.R. Association Matches, to Fire a Proo tleal Rapidity Rifl) Match, entrance £1 Is, to be made within 7 dais from this date. April 30th, 1893 at Mr W. H, Hazard's, Qaeen-street, who will Ktvo parncaUrs. . TKTOKiH NEW ZEALAND SKITLBB •*•" AND LAND BUYERS* GUIDE, • FOR APRIL. y,' Contains valuable Information on . HOP CULTURE, ENSILAGE. FRUIT GROWING, &ft, &c Also, A New and O.lginal Story, entitled ' " A MODERN DELP'RI'' Continnatlon ot "LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF THE GOOD OLD TIMES.*-1 A, • ->'•' "LOST IN THE BUSH."



BESIDES MUCH OTHLBK MATTER, INTEJIBSTINCi • ' ' AND USSFOT TO EVBRYONB,



T. W. HICKSON& Co, PROPRIETORS AND PUBLISHERS, qggtiJ strkiLt. „ - g... vroTiCE of removal; The Offloe of the following Companies Lis Re moved to the premises lately oconpled by the National Insurance Comuanj, 83, Queen-atree . Aooßland:— ... y ~..., ■ ■„..; St. Heller's and - Northcote Land Company (Limited) ,>,.;/ -;.-; ""!T Thames Gas Company (Limited) Moanatalarl Gold Mining Company (Regis tered) Coromandel Just-In-Time. Blsmark,! DaVt. Diana, Fnanrees, Herald, HanTakL Martha Kitende-1. Nobis. New Golden Belt, New North ) .yon, Boaben Parr. New Menc ken, Thameß Golden Grown. Waitoke Ex tended. Waltekauri No. 3, Werahlko, and Waiotahi Gold Mining Companies (Limi ted). , . . F. A WHITER: . * j Managed OCTORAKr.Oi.D'SPBSNYKOfYAi. ' AND STEEL PILLS.—The most popular medicine of cue day. Price, 2s 6d a box.—Colo nial Agents: Shabland & Co., opposite the Post Office. WO R M S All ohlldren suffer fiom then. If suspected, ask for the Certain Core, SHARLAND'B WORM POWDERS,!/ packet Apothecaries Hall, onnosito Post-office. Auctions. TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock a.m. APPLE 3 ASD PEARS I APPLES AND PEARS I Ex Tarawera, from Hobart. 1 ' G. W. BINNEY ' ' "'ILL sell by public auction, at hia vv Matt, Queen-stroet, to-morrow (Wed nesday), at II o'oiook, QKft OABEB OF FRUIT. VVV Comprislng- RIP3TONEB FRENCH CRABS GOIDKN HARVEYS BLENBBISI ORANGE RUBBBTH BTONK PIPPINS t ' i PEaRMAINS &c, . &c. ALL,TN SPLENDID CONDITION. TO-MORROW, Al 11 o'Clock. SPONGES I PONGESI ASSORTED T)ERFUMERY I SSORTED JL-'RFUMEKYJ, GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to seU at his Rooms (opposite Thornton, Smith and Birth's MIUb). Lower Qneien-street, on tbe above date, at 11 o'clook. .. . 10 °£ BKa ASSORTED PERFUMERY IOHOB. ■>'.'• : i .. . , ; '.'r/ii i_J iH ,g OABB3 SPONGES ■ j.Li i< isociJ . ■ .'-y^Xerms at Sole.' '! ';] iiA



TO-MORROW^ >■" Y-., if, t;^!!. AT,II O'CLOCK.,..,- |Jf(| ,„ POTATOES I POTAtoiS? i"* CARBINES & TAYLOR WILL sell by,auction to-morrow, at ■ ' J- 'li d'clock, -*• T" 250 sacks Potatoes from East Coast ~« MQ3.n. i i-(--- ' Atgo ;!','".l3n. AM. .60 Shares. In the Arch BIU Brlofc and Tile , ""' '.. Also.,""" ;*. 0 B'PrMnfie-Hatt_ and BaOOn, Oats. Malzo. . Bran, and General Produoe CARBINEB & TAYLOB. TO-MORROW, -e-' • noon.— —sales a HOUSEHOLD "FURNITURE AND , .■ | . EFFECTS. . ... ,~y, SUPERIOR TKLESCOPjs DINING i TABLE,.PIANO. ' W &<*.,! , &0,, j. g &0. ' itoovedtbM^rtforConireiiWW<«|»4 .'^l*:.:; :.),'.;';'it; AttTHtrBI'■■';',' «,£ WILL SELL by Auction at his Mart. JLI Qnoen Btreet« To-morrow, at 12 o'olook noon, /; ,; , - '■"•■ ■■■■■'■$ £kotb— Superior Large Mahogany Telescou- Blue TQrawtaß-room Bmto, Horse hair B_ite (nine pieces), Rlmn Telescope Dining TableT Loo Tables, Vlrrors. Book n»Be, MangLo. Chairs, Piano, Tubular Iron Four-post Be£ Btead. Iran Bedsteads, Hair and Soring Mat trasses. Mottled Kauri Washstond and Toilet 1 * 6' S 8"8- ****** -**£ Chests of Drawers, Blankets. Quilts, Carpets. Oilcloth, Glass and Earthenware. Kitchen Utensils, 80. : -. m FRIDAY, MAY 4. n ,J"~ :':■■■■ NOON. ■./.. •y ». TO BE 80LD BY AUCTION* s /A T! ABT H U R'S MART, Qaeen-street, A CQTTAGE of Four Rooms, with s Didnble Chimney, in Albert-street, adfoin- Ing Messrs Chermside, Cabinetmakers. * v~™ To bo X amoved within one week from Day ot Terms Cash on the Fall of the Hammer. W. a COCHRANE.! WAJUMDAOE* THURSDAY, MAY 8, ,-, MINERALOGIGAL SPKCIMJgRS, F OR HQ?.' at onr tooma t on -*M_*ty noxt,Brd Inst, at 12 o'clock, "T i CABINET, contatolng 188 MineralogicaE 1 Specimens, properly anangS and classed... ... -~ 7 SAMUEL COCHRANE 4 SON, Auctioneers. ■<>'■'vs I FOR SALE <BYAUCTION;'item ;it Sanranga. Bdjolnlnff Mr Mo Lean"*, of ?S aoree 15 In grass). House. Cowshed, and 8^.. ---yard. 7 goad Miloh Cows, 8 Young Stook • aJtli Buokland'iß_pfoa^r*»s M». """• *" iv (.Contmuert on fourth Poye),