evidently havo made thorough provision for his family had God spared hi« life a few years, should make us all the more ready to help his family now in their sore need, ■when he has been so suddenly cut off. As a beginning, I will myself subscribe the sum of five pounds.—l am,, &0., I _ . , James C. Cairnz. Onehunga, May 12,1883. [Any lurther subscriptions will bo re ceived at the Stab office.] i

TELEGRAMS.

[BY TELEGRAPH.-OWN CORRESPONDENT. ]

COBA'MA^DEL, this day. Last night a tremendous gale rag«d. Pttfara a Coromandel chief, was blown off &* "barf while walking from the steamer.

MERCURY BAY, this day.

The barque Rose M. completed loading -Mterday, and was to sail tor Melbourne tO.d»Vi Dut is not likely to get away till the are well supplied with timber. Ibe machinery of the new mill broke; down las'night.

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

GISBORNB, this day. '•') The Poverty Bay farmers express ap. v»l o f the deciaioQ of the Auckland i knotioneera to sell cattle in future by •etoht instead of per head. The intchers, however, do not like the idea. ! The manager of the South Pacific Petroleum Company reports that the new tore is down a hundred feet. The bore ia ; Mine through Papa Rock, which is very firm, and the pipes are going down plumb. It ti believed the bore could be proceeded with without pipes, but their use h not to be dispensed with at p«senfc There i» every promue of the Gisborne oroposed Gaß Company being successfully floated there having been five hundred £S mares subscribed for In one day. The Company intend to retail coal, and local I fljal-gellers consequently manifest opposi tioQ to them, "his believed that Cook County Council • win gncceed in getting tbree-fourths in j v .i M «nd number to vote for the accept ■ anceofeloauoi £10,000 under the Roada and Biidges Construction Act, although 1 ' the settlers in the districts not directly 1 bewfiited manifest opposition. • ■'' "Jane Brown, after serving m Gisboroe ■ehool as pupil and assistant teacher for !' 3* VUBTO hM boon translated to the Tr»U, , at' Wellington, in virtue of,ft' i gfnaUs.soholarßhlp awarded her. c -l CHRISICQUKCH, this day. i Harry Jackson charged with shooting at " J' Dean, a year ago, has been committed '' tfor tiial : Frwcii Gerald Balley.charged with hone ; ; iteJinffi was discharged. '' Damages in the libel action Rev W. Cree ' veitus "Society " are laid at £1500. . yrederiek King was committed for trial ''io-iivior setting fire to his boarding-house •! oa AjirU 23rd, with intent to defraud the 1 gcottlah Imperial Inaurance Association, in 1 which offioe bis furniture was insured for '■ 1100, His wife, Anne Georglnia King was } ;,ifio»ocused, but discharged. w , „.,, , ~OAMARU,,thisday. [q^lro [uninsured stacks of grain were bint at Wairoka on Thursday night. In j nctndiirism ia suspected. . > . ,',■; DUNEDIK, this day. ) The Harbour-master, in a communicatitn : to the Board, declares that when the Fen* ; itinton was properly loaded sbe bad plenty of *atcr under her at the loading berth.

TRAGIC OCCURRENCE AT COROMANDEL.

. Maw Drowned in the Harbour.

* {BT TBLMRAPH.—OWN COKBESPOKDENT.]

* COROMANDBIi, this day, 12.30 p.m. Ms. Doboss, coach' proprietor, has driven ■' tip in great haste. from the wharf for a ' doctor, bringing the sad intelligence that !; three men have just been drowned in the .harbour. The police and a number of • . people hm hastened down.

Later.

- ' Only one man is drowned. The other -! two were rescued, The particulars of the P case ara as follows:—Bamford, tho missing c, man, was going: down the wharf the worse | tor liquor, assisted by a companion. Bam- I lord's Oat blew off, and his companion left . him to get bis'hat, -when Bamford, for want of_ support, went over the wharf. His l companion sprang to his assistance with a tope, bnt Bamjord seized his companion's legs and drew him down too. A third man came np with a flat-bottomed ppnt I into which Bamford and his companion woe placed. While pulling for the chore the post went down with all three j aboard, and came to the surface - bottom up. : Bamford did not again ,' bike his appearance, and the police r are warching for his body. The steamer ' Coiomandel lowered a boat and picked np the paddles and secured the punt and a 'ban clinging to if, The second man swam 'to the wharf. Dr. MacMullen was quickly t Jl»(attendance, bnt his services wire not I called into requisition. Latest. 'Bamford is described as a respect ■ respectable man and a native of * Cinterinry, and a baker by trade. , » baker by trade.' He was recently em ployed at "Whangapona, and had cashed an order for £8 previously to going on the I wharf,

NOTES FROM. TE ARO HA.

(by telegraph-own coerkspondknt.)

Tis AROHA, thia day, [ SIHOB ftho winter has set in, the roada in the district, particularly those between = here, Waiorongomai, and Khaftesbury, are ia a dreadlul condition for wheeled traffic. ,'Contractors are now about to commence tfw work of partial formation of the rood ' between Waioroagomai and Sbaftesbnry. ■Wiseman and^iparty being the successful \ tenderers, at £736 for both contracts. , fletherington and party's contract for the road between Carrs Gate and J names tCqcraty boundary, will not be definitely considered until the Council meeting on ,'flWiy. ; , No tenders have been received for the .^Wcl: between Carr's gate and the Waio longomaiatieao). , The Domain Board bava prepared sped ; fieitloni for tho building of a new saoa < .' lorium ia connection with the Hot Springs. tad now call for tenders for tho work, the I Oetaila ot the scheme being similar to that . Which appeared in your paper some few '^.wwkaaKo.' The Board of Education refuse to enter : tua a memorial from the residents of . Wilorongomal for a school nntil the In / WectW has reported. The Inspector will "•mo visit Shaftesbnrv, and report on the do c»,r3su "y °i a «chool there. , ; ' Work in, the mines is beiog steadily pro-' , seeded with, bnt there la nothing startling , toreiwii ; J i Awlications for four new licenses will be < Joimdered'at next meeting of the Te ' Aroha Uceosing Committee, amongst , Mloh'are those of Alexander Heaney, of . tteUchfield Hotel, and two new hotels.at „ WoloroDßomai. i to-day: Bayers—Premier, 7>; Waitoki, Is 3d; Colonist, 2s; Werehiko, 2s 3(1, Sellers-Colonist, 2s 3d; Diamond .Bow, li6d; Vermont, half shaiv, £7; . Woicome, fnll share, £17; Wellington, foil , Jwe, £12; Waiorongomai, Is; Vulcan, , Macky, J. Bullock. *' ~;.,. , .This afternoon.

BEAVY GALE AND FLOODS. * It has been raining here steadily for the .; last twenty .four boon, accompanied by ,'JJOTy gales of wind. During the night rad roof of the Te Aroha battery was com • Pletely-reinoved, together with a large por tion of the eide-walls ; other damages of a :, ]™»or nature have also been experienced, *"■*» river is rising very rapidly, ariaif the r"™ continues floods may be expected. ' u ™awhiao hu telegraphed to the principal «Mti chiefs in this district, communi , «»ung Ms intentien of visiting Te' .aroha at ;»a early date. Bis Majesty is now bound on another tour, this time throngh the "Wthern portion of the province,

THE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT AT ONEHUNGA.

(To the Editor.)

Siß.—l would beg to rail your numerous . vJJMera' attention to the very sad case of i jae widow of John Penny, who was bo un • fortunately kilted at Mr Hoe's sawmill here I ,«n Thursday morning. She is left, only , tirenty.twq years, heiselt, with four little ' "Wless infants, the eldest only, five years, v and the youngest a little baby, whom the poor thing has had to Buckle at her breast and care for through all the dreadful aisery of these last few days. That she is - .J?'l with no relations in a position to give her substantial assistance, renders this case ~ Job' more oniortunace; bill I feel sure ,j. Wat the. kind hearts of the. Auck land and' Onehunga pebple will be (! opened to save her lErom tbe. additional ' trlaly of anxiety about her .children's .. JJojistence by subgcribiag as liberally as ,;;weir means win allow to a fund tobe,in i . seated for her benefit. ; Thaf.Joho Penny ■..w»» a'good husband and father, and a Sober, careful young man;-'who would

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

HELENSVILLE, this day.

Kaipaba Beads. — Sailed, yesterday Kentish Loss, for Wellington; Marmiun and Torea for the South; Maria, Virginia, Syren, and Waitemata, for Sydney. Airived, to-day: Kio and a ' brig, probably the Moa, Loaded: Colonist.

INVERCARGILL, this day.

THE LATE FIRr,

So far, there is no clue as to the origin of the fire at luveiton. As nearly as can be learned, the insurances amount to £4,575, distributed of follows :-i uion, £1,575; South British, £1,150; Victoria, £800; Mew Zealand, £600; hoyul, £310 ; Stan dard, £150. The total actual loss is es timated at £5500. With the exception of the Caledonian Hotel the furniture and stock of other buildings were saved, although damaged in removen.

DUNEDIN, this day. A lad named Chailes Stachan bad bis left hand cut off this morning at Guthrie and Co. 's timber factory. 'I his morning he was engaged oiling a planing machine, and happened to slip hia hand, which got caught in ir.

A subscription list has been opened for the Wild Deer passengers,

THE AUCKLAJNV EVENING STJfc, SATURDAY. MAI 12.



The r.b. WelJlnstin arrived late tb!i after* soon. PsMeccarg—Mrs end Mies Priokey. Mm Wytheand family, Mos a Cre-mso, PMerson; Campb >;i. Shephmd, Kpsaer. itancs, lifPff"). nauiiui im, naCutir. arSnoa,COSbu. MrtKttt, Bod Getseratie. The vessel was detained tbroogh having experienced very thick weather, neces- Bitstlnn her engines being ulowed down doting the whole of laet night. The 8.8. Mac,regor went on a trip down tho harbour this afternoon for tho purpose of testing her Bpeed with now boilers, which have bean putintlhor. Gazette m Bankruptcy. ,17 N,' B A N X X U P T C Y. In the matter of JonN Kemp, of the Pro Tlnolal District Of Auckland, Coutrtctor . a Debtor. A Dividend at the rate of Fonr Shillings in the Pound on all oMmi dnlr proved against the tiebtot'a estate, Is no?? payable to Oredltoia at my Office. Dated this 11th May. 1883. ARTHUR D. BKNNETT. Certificated Accountant, Hlgh-itrnet, Aaokiand, IN THB SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN UIBTBIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter ot " The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876," and the several Aota amend ing the ramp, and of a Deed of Assign mont of David Asiier. Notice is hereby given that on WEDNES DAY, the 23rd day of May. 1883, at eleven )'clook in the forenoon.or tho Urst day thereafter ;hat the Court shall sit, an application will be nade to the Supremo Court of New Zealand, at Auckland, sitting in Bankruptcy for a declare ;ion of the complete exeoutiou of a certain Deed >f Assignment dated the ninth day of April, .883, made between Dav:d AsHßß.ot Tauranga, n the Provincial District of Auckland, and Colony of New Zealand, Storekeeper, of the ?lrst Part; Lawrence David Nathan, of Auckland aforesaid, Merchant, of the Second Part; and all the Creditors of the said David Isher of the Third Part; and filed In the ■aid Supreme Court on the 9th day of April, .833. and which said Deed has this day been issented to in writing. Dated at Auckland this 11th day of May 1883. HUGHES AND GEORGE, Solicitors of the eaid Lawrence David Nathan, Trustee acting under said deed. IN THE SUPKKME COURT OF »EW ZEALAND, NOHIHKttN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCT. In the matter of the Petition ot William Me- Arthur, Alexander MoArthmr, Charles (■ookman McMillan, and FreUtrtok Larklns, rarrylea on Dullness at *ook l»nd. fn tha Provloolal Diatrlel ot Auck land, In tha Colony of New Zealand, as Merchants, for the adjudication as a Bankrupt of PHILIP FREDERICK Thim, ot Awhita, In the Provlnoial Dmirlot aforesaid, Bt-jrekoeaer, and In tn« matter of '-The Debtors and Credluna *ot 1878." and the several Ao's amend ing the same. Take notice that on this day (Saturday, to a iwelf in day ot Mai l.one thonsand eight hundred md tlghty-three, the abovenatned Philip Fraderlok Thlel was on the petitlnn of William Mo Arthur. Alexander Mo Arthur. Cnarlei Ccofc nan MoMiilao.and Frederick Larkios.Or«ditoni it the said Philip Frederick Thlel, arjndlosted jy the Honourable Court a Bankrupt. And tether take notics that b iTUKDAY, the Uth Uy of May insii nt, at the hour of eleven o'olook n the foienoon, is the time, and the Supreme 2ourt Buildings, Kd«n-ttreel. Auckland, ia Ibe ilaos appointed for holding the meeting ot the Jreditora of the said Philip Frederick Thiel leieln. and for tho at'endanoe of the Bankrupt >ef ore the said meatlng. Dated this 12th day of May, 1883. EUSSELL, DETORE, AND COOPtB, Solicitors (or the Petitioning Creditors. IN THB BUPREMK COURT OK NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT. IK BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of "The Debtors and Creditor!) Aot. 1876." and the amendments thereof, end of the Bankruptcy of Kdward Hayiook PbroTi a Debtor. TUB la to notify that (id ward Haylook Percy. it Wakefl Id-street, in tin City of Auckland, la tho Provincial Piatrtot of Anokland. In the olony of New Zealand, Baker, has tM« day Sled a sUtement that lie Is uiibla to meet hi; imragemsnts with bit Crp<iltor*; »h« First Meetlnit of Creditors to be held »t the buoreme Court BulHingo, at AnokUnd, on Ftili>*x,the IStti day ot May, 1883, at the hour of 12 o'olook D°Dated at Auokland, this Uth day ot May, 1883 a. W. BASLKY, Deputy Registrar. TnOUAB COTTEB, Shortland-streot, Auokland, Solicitor for the Debtor. I IT THE SUPBKMB COUKT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. ■ IN BAKKRUPTOY. In the matter of the "Dabtora and Credi tors Aot, 1876," and the amendments thereof, and of the Bankruptoj Of ai.dbbt Smith, of Mount RoakllL near the City of Aookland. Farmer, a Debtor. Under tha powers vested in me by the above mentioned Aota, I do hereby summon a General Meeting of the Creditors ot the said Albert Smith to be held In the Snprumo Courthouse. Auokland, on FRIDAY, the 18th dan of May. 1893, at the hour ot 11 o'oloek In tbe forenoon, to reoeive my report and to pats a resolution that the said Albert Smith be forthwith discharged from all liabilities under the aald Aots. Dated at Anokland tbla Uth day of May, 183. THO'. MAOFFARL ANK. Trustee. Bobibt Browsing. Shortland-Htreet, .Auokland, Solioitor for the Debtor. „ "fdiM'^SHwAr IN THB SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. 1 IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of «• Tbe Debtors and Creditors Aot. 1876." and tbe amendments thereof, and of the Bankruptcy of Gkobok Wal " ' lace, of Auckland, Gas Fitter, a Debtor. This is to notify that George Wallace, of Auokland, gas fitter, has this day filed a state ment that he is unable to meet his engagements with his creditors; the First Meeting of Credi tors to.be held at theJSnpreme Court House/ In the City of Auckland, on MONDAY, tho 21st day of May, 1883, at 11 o'clock In the forenoon. Dated at Auckland, this 12th day of May, 1883. : . 9. W. BABLKY, Deputy Registrar. IN THE SUPREME COUBT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. , IN BANKRUPTCY. . . In the matter of "The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1878," and the several Aots amend- In g the same, and of tbe deed of arrange - mentoc Alesandbb Neil Ogilvik, an ... . arranging dauior. Notice is hereby giren that the meetlneheld this day at the ofiioes of Meaars Conneu. and C opek, solicitors. Vmoanlane, anokUnd, at So'olcok In the aftertoin. far the puip SB of assenUnxito the Bald deed, stands aajourned until, '■ UKaD x V, the 15th lni,tant, at the- same, place and hour. Dated (Mb 11th day of May. 1883. • OuNNKMj & COOPKR, ~,,■. Solicitorb for the Ttuttees.



Wanted. ANTED SEEN, the Wonderful Vn H»r««lna In f Man's I Watertight Bar only 10s Gd, at Dampior'a Boot Shop, Viotoi YV ANTJSD, a smait, Intelligent Buy i v » the Printing Buslne3s.-Apply at t otab Office. ANTED, a respectable Boy, to mai „ . _ himself peneraily metal-Apply Market Hotel. Prey street. ANTED, a Boy to ride tor order highest wages to good one.—B Holm WANTED, stout Boys to work Pla In? Maohineg.-Audkland Timber C (Limited). Unatom-hopge street W«Bt WANTED, a respectable intelligei Lad as apprentice. — T. Sibbin at Brown. Printers, Queen-street.1 \*/ ANTED, a r-tout Lad for a Smith TT ahpp —a. Talt. Lome street. ANTED, a smart Lad to ride 01 with order*; one accustomed to tt tr»d» preferred.-J. i.umpUn, Bntoher, Ne? market. ** ANTED, a Strong Lad to Help pac » ' and carry parcels -Garltok and Cr*i well, Qnm'n-atraet. »*/ ANTED, a Labourer, Monday mom \ 'M.-Apply to S. Milllngton, Sargood' aew Building. Viotorla-Btreet. XAT AN TED, a sfeady industrious Mai n I i?? r. ai Mllk Bound. - Apply Londo: Dairy, Victoria-street. \*/aJMTED, a Junior Clerk; muathav WANTfcD. a Groom that knows hi bcslnr »g.—W. Cowther. WANTED, three good Drivers; now but gojd men need apply.-G. Wilson Nelson-street. \\T ANTED, a good Machinist.—Hurle, T v Boolmaiter, garaagriiapo Road. \m/ ANTBD, one or two Men accustomed ■7 t^P thi B'lokyard.-Applj to J. Arohl. WanTKD, aliarnessmakeror a Young Man. a f«w years at the trad*, as an lm irover; permanent Joo and good watree to nit- We petßon—Apply by let;er to J. Henderson, laddler, Hawers. , .' WANTED, two or three good Men to plough, and be generally ureful (aingle): onntant employment — Apply between 12 and , to Metoaife and Hill, 88 N. Z. Imraranse Inlldlnßs. fc*, ANTED, a smart Young Man of *" steady hablta as General Servant- Lpply at Nevada Hotel. U'AKTBD, a good steady Young Man TT (ona aoqnalnted with the work) as loots.-Apply Prince Arthur Hotel, Hobaon nd weliesiuy street*. W ANTED, a Partner ,n a lucrative TT buslneaß In Qaceo-etreer, one who would ike an aotivo interest In the business preferred, 'rinolpala only dealt with.—Apply to Jtdwara vejte. 177, Queen street. V\f ANTEu, for the Hospital, two Night TT Nnwes, one Assistant Day Nurie, aid ne Hod Boinali—Apply early to the Lady npertotenflent at tha Hospital. | 117 ANTkD, New Arrivals and others to TV oall ai Armstrong and Co.'s, 177, Queen- Ireet, where they will receive Information wpeoHng land, nooses, properties, labonr. l»/ ANTED, four Farm Hands, three ' Youths to milk, two Drivers, three /'alters, two Bllliardmarkerg, Generals.—Arm ;rong and Co., Labjur Exchange, 177, Quoen reetj "^ \Vf ANTED to Sell- Splendtd Business) vv doing about £50 per month. Small ex ensci.—Armstrong & Co., Estate Agents, 177, ueen-street. k*/AM TED, four respectable Young v t Ladles as Barmaids. No previous ex srienoe necessary.—Armstrong & Co., Labour xchanTte. 177, Queen-street. i\r ANTED, 3 tiousemaidc, 2 Lady v T Helps 3 Country Qlrls (pHvate tamiliasK eoeral Servants, any quantliy.—Armstrong ad Co, 177, Qneen »tr«6t> Auckland. v\r ANTED, a good General Servant, for TT Mrs Hancoolr, Epßom.—Apply Mrs Had y, Hobson street, opposite Prince Arthur otol. im/ ANTKD. a good General Servant. - » v Apply Mrs J. Craig, Symondi-s.reet. )iwa«n2andlp.m. [RANTED, an experienced General 1" Servant; rotereocaa required. — Apply rs C. B. Htone, Prinoee-sreet i»7^NTED,"a GenersFServant.—Apply • T lbs K. Lewis, Hrrdlnge-atreet. uu ANTED. General betyanc mutt tt havn go»<d reteferences.—Apply Un rutt. Bymond«-arrtet, iVTaNTJSU, a General Servant.-Apply TT to mm d. a. Clarke,H7. Wrjy-slreat. i*/ A^Ti D, a General Servant.—Apply » t Mrs Taylor. Bootla Place, Upper Qncen* reet. itr ANTED, a Cook and Lanndre»s, v T where another servant is kept—Apply rs John Chambers, Princes-street, k« ANTED, a Situation as Housekeeper or tome pltee of trust kpply Bc-F, o»t-offlro, AnokUnd. i»/ A a TED, a respectable Girl abont 14 v T years of age to acelsk-Mra D. Kviit, I, Qiwu- Btreet. v\T ANTED at once, several Apprentices. tt Good wages.—Max Kober, Dress Shirt [anntaotory. Vlotoria-atreet. {XT ANTED, two good Dressmakers.— TT Apply (by letter) to W. Reid. West nd House, Cambridge. i\i ANTkD, Tailoresses, bast wa^ea and "' pvrmanent employment— New Zaalond weed company. J. Mo»ea. Manager. v\l ANTED, an AtsU tjnV to the Dress- TV making; alto, apprentices and lm tovers.-Apply to Mrs K. Coombe?, Wyoyard .rcit, oft Grjtrop Road. v\r ANTED, two respectable Boarders in TT a private family whore no other oarders ar<» kept.—For alCres t, apply to Star iffl-e. ■ k\r ANTED, 2 or 3 respectable Young TT Men as Boirdera. with uj of plsno »nd Itllng room. Terms moderate.—Apply to Mrs lavaaaah, Nal.omtuet (teoond house from ook-street). I*7 ANTED, one or two young gentle t t men as Boirdera 1 me of bath and lano; term* moderate.— Apply Doable-siory [once, three doord beyond fubll tiohool, telnon- street. WANTED, two Boarders in a Private Hocjo; exosllent accommodation ; arms. Ids par woek.—K.Kagleton.Hatrdtesso-, jqeen-street. WANT I'D TO SELL, First-class Oamaru Potatoes at lowest market atea.—T. Steadman and Co., Seedsmen, 191, jueon-street. W ANTED —Wanted to sell very cheap, TT abant 400 Abutted Books from 6d to 8 Od eaoh.-11, Watt. General Dealer, Pitt treat. WANTED, to Buy, a good Milch Goat, -Apply to Mrs Waters, Valley Road Jonnt Kden. WANTED to Bay, 1 or 2 first-class Curia - o Howes, not lew than 15 hands I indies high; brown or bay prefemd, —Apply y. Orowther. WANTED, To Lot, Apartments, 6 inns. commanding finest view In the illy: easy terms.-*pply T. Proßßer, Upper lueen-etreei. WANTED to Dispose of a good Grocery Bu lnosi (owner leivln? town): Hoop $ vlth 8 rooms: i.in», 12! 6d; goaJwi'l, So.—Ad ireiaatßT^BOffloe. WANTED to Let, the Private Billiard Room in Viotorla street, Hamilton opposite the Hamilton Hotel). — Apply to iliohard Qwynne, Hamilton Hotel, Hamilton, jyalkato. \\f ANTED.—The best stock of Winter V T Hoserv in Ponßonby is to be found at flobson'a Melbourne House. Come and see ANTED, Working Men to Know that T, MoMast r la r l"mt Printed Wolo Trouiers at Ss Sd, and Tweed Trorjßwa at Is 6d and 7a 6d. Graat bargains. ANTED KNOWN-Another grand Treah lot of Ladles'. Gents', and Chll- Iron's Qood Ohrap H^o"-, at Djimpler'S Boot 3hop, Ylotorla-etreet. WANTED KNOWN.-Flannels, cheap and good. Men's heavy make, all-woo!, wide Flannel, Is yd; Ladies'all-wool fine Flan nols, Is yd; all-wool Dress Serges, Is Id and IB 3d yard.—J. Green, 83. Vlotorla-atreet, \%J ANTED K*OWN. —Dursble Silk Vt Umbrellas, slightly Damaged, 2s 6d and 2a lid eaoh.—At Brown's cheap Drapory snd Millinery Eatabllshment, Parnell. WANTED KNOWN —Gkorqk Cot tikgoam has opened his Tobaocoand »ml» Btore, next to Naval Hotel. Karangabape Road. . WANTED KNOWN—Female Correc tive HUs-For Dropsy, Swollen Legs, Debility, Cola, and General bregularitlea, they invariably relieve. 1/ per box.-Uanderton a Dispensary. Karangahape Bo%d. WANTBU KNUWJN-Cork Soles, 2Jd ; Root Go a. 6d tha Bottle: Button Hooks. 2d; bontr Leather Laeea, id the pair, at Dampler'B Boot Shop. Vlotoria-atieet *»7 ANTED KNOWN-That T. B. V* Smith, of Kybir Pass Road, haying determined to o'ear ont Ms large stook of Paoerhaogines to make norn for Drapery Goods, la now offorlDg them at an immense s«oriflo« for fourteen days. Two Thousand Pieces at a reduotlon of SS per cent. WANTED SKEN. — Cur New Plush VI Hats and Bonnets, Plaid Ribbons and Scarfs, just reoelved—At J. 6. Brown's Cheap Drapery and Millinery Establishment. WANTED KNOWN.-Children's Bn f Cotton Sooks, Nob. 2 and 3, 3d per pair Men's Worsted Socks, 6d per pair; splendid Merino Sooks, Is per pair (no better in town) ; Sooks and Stockings in Cashmere, Merino, and, h. Wool, all splendid value.-J. Green, 85, Vic toria-street^ . WANTED KNOWN, that our JlluA trated Garden Calendar Is now ready, and will be sent free on receipt of 4 2dstamps. ---t" Steadman and Co., Seed Merchants. Yl ANTED SEBN—Charles Kelsey and IV* Co/s Real Silver Jewellery. They keep no imitations, guarantee everything ttey selL Fresh assortments monthly.-Charles Kelsey & Co., two doors below MorrinB1, Ironmongers. W ANTKD K^OWN.-MISS Clifton, Dress and Mantlemaker (lata Fore woman for Messrs A, Lloabury and Co.). has Commenced Business in Crowther's Buildings, WoUesley-street East, where she wIU be happy to receive all old customers, guaranteeing the same satisfaction as heretofore.



_ Wanted. isb. -%*/"ANTED KNOWN — " Pectorim its, TT for Couphs. Colds, Brooohltla Hoari 'la- ness, &c, 2a and Ss per bottle —Prepared North ahoro Pharmacy, Deronport, May al r~ bs obtained from Mr J. A. Haslett, 181, Quoo f° r street ; c VV ANTED KNOWN-That lam pr r~ VT . pared to pnrohaso Household Furnitn Ke and other eifaots on the premlßoa on the shortc to nolls Skin town op country.—apply psrsooall or by letter, to James Rae. Oarby-etiset. s; Y\T ANTED SEEN, the extra gran ■c. tt Line lot Gentlemen"* Real Hand-aen Kid Elastic-side Winter Boots, very cheap, i JJ Uampler'a Boit abop, Victoria street. WANTED KNOWN—UHKAP 111 u| . dkhl Cheap Timber 1 And all otlu ? kinds of Building Materials, oan be purchase la cheapor and better than anywhere else at th _ Yards of P. Goldie, Albert-street '* \\T ANTED the Ladies to Know tha „ TT Munro and Mllllgan, Hobson-streei !t have scoured the services or a first ol«sa Hi; ~ liner, and are now orepared to Bnpplr milliner. w f> all Its brinohen on the shortest notice. VkT ANTED KN<>WN.— All who cai t »' wear all collar can get a 10s Shirt fo „ 4s. Note.—These shirts are Undressed Whit a" Shirts, which, if dressed, would he worth full; - 10a each.—J. Green, 85, Viotoria -street. W1 ■/iaTKD KM OWN-Gardner's Cele brated Blood Mixture, pries Ss pei - bottle. This medicine Is the baat and moe a effectual remedy for all skin dlseaies and lm D pmltles of the blood, especially pimples on th< faoe, Borofulous sores, glandular swellinm, &o • —Prepared at North Shore Phvmaoy, Devon e port May also be obtained from Mr J, A. Has y lett, 184. Queen-street. WAW'IED, the Lamesdi ronsonby and District to oill and inspeot the now and cheap Millinery, at prioas to 1011 all olasnea; ■ also. New Goods In Gold and Blaok Lustres and 8 Cashmeres, on which an allowance of 2s In the ■ fl will be made. A splendid lot of Blankets for 8a Oil; good Bargains in Hearth Ruan and Door Mats, from 3s 6d; Crettones, Table Covers, > Quilts, Vndtrolothing; Cheap Lines in Hosiery, . ranoy Dress Goods. Dressmaking in the Latest | Fashions.-HEMINGWAY'S Cheap Drapery Kstablishment (corner of Union and Patterson Streets), Freeman's Bay. I UIT'ANTED Known—and well known.— '. W Mosley's Hosiery, Brettle'a Hosiery, .- Leicester Hosiery, at Robson's Melbourne House Ponsonby. : ' w ..axau KNOWN—Another grand i » » Lot of Ladles', Gents', and Children* Fr«sh Boots at Dampier's Boot Shop, Vlotoila- Btreet. Be in time. \\T ANTED SEEN—Charles Keisoy and » » Co.'s large assortment WrlUng Desks; Workboxes, &c, at all prices.—Charles Eelsey and Co., two doors below Morrlns*. Ironmongers. WANTJSD KNOWN - Dige.ttve Bltj tors—The wonderful remedy for Indi gestion, Pains in Chest. Forehead, and Baos, Constipation. Plies, &c Prloe 2/6.-Ganderton, garangahapa Road. \j AN TKD.—Hosiery I Hosiery I — Men's, Women's, Boys', Girls', and Children's, just opened at ltobson'* Melbourne Honge, Ponßonby. WANTt-D, Buyers for a quantity of Gentlemen's fashionable Cue Rea Tweed ovorooata. at.Sgs 8d eaob. 1 h se Goods are of the best styles in Heather and Grey Mixture*, and cannot be matched under 12a.— James Bouw, General Draper, Olnthler.&a, So., London House, Vlotorla-iuoet West and Nel son-stieet. Auokland. T^, ANTED KNOWN-If you want to !i tee the latest Faihlon (Anlnmn and Winter, 1883), have a glanoe at Munro and Milllgan s Tailoring Window, in Hohson-street WANTED KNOWN—Another grand Lot of (Cheap Boot*, at Dampier's Boot Bhop, Victoria street. Be la time, . WANTED KNOWN-1 am in receipt of weekly supplies of Canterbury Pota toes— Derwents and Kidneys—of best quality; also. Red Spanish Onions, Hiving general satis faction. Samples for trial on application.—k. S. Davits. Nathan's Bond. Costomhonatvetreet. WAHTKD KNOWN-That K. Dutfey has commenced the Corn Bnslnets in i<s Store at the top of Hobson-Btreet and will be glad to see all hit old onstomera again. 1» ANTED KNOWN — A. O. STEPHENSON, DRAPER. NBWTON. Has Jvbt OpmraD Up NBW VELVBTEKNS. special value, 1/D yard NEW BATINS, 1/9.28. to 6/8 yard NEW SILE9. splendid Lyons, 1/8 yard NBW HOBIBRY. IJd upwards NEW DOLMANS, well trimmed, 25/ NBW ULSTBBS, 3/8 to 3d' eaoh NEW JAOKSTS, splendid value, at 7/8 NBW UNDEROLOTHING.aU styles and prices NEW HATS, In Straw, (to., 6d upward! NBW FBATHBRS, 1/6 to 21/ eaob NEW FLOWER?, /2J to 3/6 eaoh NBW' TAPEBTRY OARPBTS, 8/6 per yard NEW LONG LAOS CURTAINS. /OJ. 1/. 1/3 and 1/6 per yard NBW SHORT CURTAINS. Hi to 1/ per yard NBW FLANNELS, 35 plooes, /71 to 2/6 per yard NBW BLANKKTB, full slue, All Wool, 18/6 porptlr NBW CLOTHING, In great variety. DRKSSMAKING AND MILUNKOT ON THE PRKMIBBO. A. O. STEPHENSON, KARANQAHAPB ROAD. WANTED KNOWN-Liver and Billow Tonlo— A preparation tor Bilious and Liver Complaint*, Indigestion, Rhaumttlsm, Pains in the side. fco. Pilce 2/.—Oandertoa Karangahape Road. Anokland. \\. ANTED KNOWN —No Imitation " Silver kopt by Charles Kolsey & Ca- The whole of their Stook is guaranteed genuine. —Charles Kolsey and Co., two doors below Morrlns', Ironmongers, WANTED KNOWN-Money to Lend on personal and collateral security, re payable by weekly Instalment*. Bl>la dls ooumed.—lUe'a New Zealand Pawn Shop Darby strett. ._ WA ti T JS D— 100 Gentlemen to Purchase «e»t Qatlity Tweed Bulls (bong-nt In an orotßiooked market), prioe SOa; tbeeo goods are really worth from 63n to 70a, A quantity of Real Good Working Coats at 7s Bd. worth 10« 6d. — JamM Sontt General Draper, »c, London Houre, Vlotorla atreat West and Nel«o»-»tr»et. Auckland. A VACANCY is now open for a well educated Youna I a It to loam the Com posing.—Apply to Mr Barton. Stab offloa. BAKEK.— Wanted, a good Third band for Bakehouse.-Appiy F. Winter. Fru k Unload; BRASS MOULDER wanted, accus tomed to heavy work; al-wMatlneOjp penmltb : contt»»t employment; RO'xi waxes -XyZ..3TAß«>ffl(ie. uOI' TKADif, Wanted, Boys and Girls ag Apprent'Of ■ «o the Br at Trade.- Arplr w. MoArthnr and Co.'a Vsotorf. QALKSUajn WANTED. Required for the Wholesale, a Smart Sales man Co take charge of tho Fanoy Department. Applicants to state sge, cxporlonoe, salary re quired, and enolose copies of testimonials. TURNBULL, SMITH. & Co., Warehousemen, ■ Wellington. TO CAETERS.-Wantcd, a Rood steady Man.-Apply to R. and it. Duaer, Devon port Store. y^AITAKEREI gAW-MILL. Wanted Known—That I oan supply TIMBER as Cheap aa any producer In the province without raising the prloes when other mills have no loss.' Having tramways, my timber Is felled in the winter and is more durable; the sap almost equal to the heart of what Is felled in the summer. Have now in stock. Builders' Timbers and Cabinetmakers' soleoted Broad Boards, in Kauri, Rimn, and Kahikotea. Orders shall have my best attentlon.-JOHN Smith, Waitakerel. Ist Maroh. 188.1 SIUPP Dg. PATE A (DIRECT). '^=8»> T no Be w B teamer WAVERLY Will he ready to receive cargo at Queen-street WHarf on TDESDAY MgUNINO next ..a will sail as above on WBDNBSDAY, May 10th, might to P*tei>, !0» P«r ton. For FreUrM <w Vassage apply to M. NICCOL, Anokland; Or. A, BARNS 9, Onehuaga. ~ Qoodßon's Arcade. LONDON O LONDON LONDON OO LONDON LONDON gg LONDON GOOD SON'S OOD - SON'S ■"!„ ARCADE. 55 oq ARCADE. ARCADE. SS ARCADE. ARCADE. §§ ARCADE. THI VERANDAH RESTORED, And Oub Windows Present the Usual Attractions. ;...-.; THE DAMAGE SUSTAINED Cannot be estimated by the actual cost lnonrred In the restoration, as £300 Will not compensate for the loss we have sus tained by the expenditure inonrred, and the sacrifice we have experienced through our Four Windows being exoluded from public gaze; but the additional patronage of our numerous customers will accomplish it, and upon this we confidently rely, presenting ■' ~i■..-!.. GREATER ATTRACTIONS - than ever, considerable accessions being made to the already Finest Stock in tho Colonies, by NEW GOODS JUBT RECEIVED, and which will be constantly supplemented by further shipments. ' <'■'■ ■< Note the Address - ni .; " The London Aroadb, ;■■ ' auckland p ohristqblurch. London Address; 68, St. Maty Axe. />UBB FOR INDIUBBTION-TONIC V' . BALSAM, a Genuine Liver Kegnlatlor, price Si a bottIe.—SHARLAND & CU (oppo site Post-OfB« I. . !>> f;.:-...i



Funeral Notices. vi— v -^llt €^ S--5 * ■"• W<§§M%ti Auckland Bbanoh, Iff 4«r The Members of the VK-sr above are requested to fgsQ> assemble at tun ,Hoepl |pß» tal TOMORROW (Hun day), at a quarter to 8 p.ro,, to attend the FUNKkaL sf onr late Bro. O. J. Bkolky. Regaila, wlth-crape and whlta gloves. JAt. O'iJBIKN. Jdnb., Btoretary. "**~"~-^———~—^ Educational. TJNIVERSITY COLLEGI Tho College will be openod on MONDAI tfay 21st, at 8 jo'clook p.m.. at the old Dlstric Court-house, Eden-street, by His Kxklleno the Governor, Sib William Drummon kbvois, K.C.M.G., C.B. ; after whio! ate lectures will be delivered on Latin Jroek, English, Mathematics, Chemlsta Physics, Biology, Geology, and Minei alogy. These lectures will not he con&nei o matriculated students; each course of lecture icing open to any person who shall have pal( the fee for that course. All persons wishing ti attend any course of leotures should apply with out delay to the Registrar, from whom f urthei information may be obtained. The hours of delivery of the several leoturei will be fixed after the reception of application! from Intending students. B. KIDD, Registrar. THIVERBITY COLLKOE. Students dasirons of making inqulrr respect ing the arrangements of University College may oonfer with the Registrar, at the office, Kden-street, In the following hours on eaoh weekj-Tuesday morning, from y to 10; Thurs day afternoon, from i too; Saturday afternoon, R. KIDD. '_". ■._ Registrar. EkBVONPORT GIRLS' HIGH J_ SCHOOL.—The Second Term will begin OB WEDNESDAY, 18th lnst. The Sohool Is removed to the Honse opposite the Pharmacy, liioenainff Notices. QIT V OF AUCKLAND, EAST. NOTICE OF APPLICATION |»OR A PUB LICAN'S LIOBNOB. I, John Gallagher, of the Nottingham Castle Hotel, Auckland, Fublloan, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting to beholden at toeUest dtnt MagUtrata'* court, Anokland, on the 6th day of June, 1883, at noon, apply for a ocr tifloate authorising the lsaue of m publican's Hoease (or a honse situate at Aberoromblp-stratt, Auok land aforesaid, and known aa the Nottingham Cißtle Hotel, containing tec rooms, oxclualre of those required far the use of the family, Dated tue 12 ih day of May, 1883. JOHN OiLLAGUKB. XIOTICK OF APPLICATION FOX XI AN ACCOMMODATION LIO3NS*. ---'. Wilhelm Braun, of Awltu, do hereby give notloe that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Lionising Meeting to be bolden at Awitn, on the s'h day of Jnne. 1883. apply for a Certifi cate authoiltrag the lsrae of an Accommodation Lloenee ror premlsss situate at Awltu. Dated this 25th dar of April. 1883. WILHHLM BRAUW. I FRANCES TIEKNAN, give notice , that I will apply for a Certificate author ising thn issue of ■ Publican's Ltoensa for a Honse tituate at Kapaofta, Ooromaodel, con talnlng twelve rooms. May 10,1883. FRINOIB TIERNAN. Ecclesiastical. YOUNO MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO. OIATION. corner of Wellesloy and Albert streeta. —Meeting for United Prayer THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 7.30. A Bible Reading will bo Kiren, Friends are oordlally invited. A BIBLE CLASS for MEN every SUNDAY AFTERNOON, from 3 tllli. Or, JOHN'S WEBLEYAN CBDRCH, FONSONBY. ANNIVERSARY SKKVICBS WlUbeheld TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), MAY 13. Atlli.m. .. By RKV. StIIRLHY BAKER At 5.30 P.M. .. By REV. A. CARRICK. Collections on behalf of Trust Funds, POBLIC SOIREE ON WBDNKSDAY, 16TH, IN POSSONBY HALL, AT 8.30 P.M. Aadrossoa by Mlslsten and Friends. Also Oholoe Musical Selections by the Choir. \TEWTON CONGREGATIONAL XI SUNDAY-SCHOOL. AN EVANGELISTIC SERVICE Wll be commenced In the above Room on SUNDAY EVENING, May 13, 1883. Service eaoh Sunday Evening, from 8 to 0. QT. PAtfL'B CHURCB.-Whit C 5 Sunday.-8 a,m. and 11 a.m., Holy Com munion ; 6.30 p.m., Festival Service and Sermon, " Learners from the Holy Ghost.1 * SJT. MATTHEWS CHURCH. ---k J Whit Sunday.—lo am, Holy Communion; 11 a-m., Morning Prayer and Holy Communion, Sermon, "The Outpouring of The Spirit" (In oumbent); 3 p.m., Children a Services; 0.30 p.m., " Conflrmatfon," Rev. O. F. Blspham. • PITi- STREET WnSLEYAN CHURCH.-Morning at 11. Rev. T.Bud die; Evening at 6.30. Rev. A. Reid. F ARNELL WKSLEYAN CHUKCH.— Morning at 11, Rev. J. Wallls; Evening at 6.30. Rev. H. H. Lawry. NEWMARKET WEBLEYAN CHURCH.-Divine Service In the above church will be conducted To-morrow—Morning at 11, by Rev. W. G. Parsonson; Evening at 8.30, by Rbt. W. 0. Oliver. DKVONPOKT WBBLBVAW CHURCH.-MorniDg at 11, Rev. G. W. J. Bpenoo; Evening at 6.80, Rev. T. G. Carr. A HCH HILL WESLEYAN CHURCH. £%. -Morning at 11, Rev. J. Whewell i Bven- Ing at 8.30, Mr Bnohanan. IJJtV. J. J. WESTWOOD. from \) Australia, will Preaoh (weather permit ting) on Smnday Afternoon, at half-past 3, on the Queen-street Wharf. IVIOBNINGSIDE PRE^BYTURIAN LVJL CHURCH.-The Rev. D, W, Runolman, M.A., will preaoh in the School-room on Bab bath, at 2.30 p.m. ST. DAVIU'S CBURCe, Symonds street—Rev, T. MoKenzie Fraser, M.A, Morning at 11; Evening at 0.30, Leoturo (2nd part), "Saul, King of Israel." WELLEBLEY-STKEET BAPTIST CHURCH.-Sun*ay, May 13.-Pastor Thos. Spurgeon will preaoh—Morning in the Chapel, Wellesley-street; Evening at 6.45, in the Choral Hall. riONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Beres \J ford-street—The usual services will b« conducted To-morrow — Morning at 11, and Evening at 0,3 V, Rev. T. Adams, from the Thames. PRIMITIVE MBTHOUIST CHURCH, Alexandra-street—Morning at 11, Her. W. S. Potter; Evening at 6.30, Mr Oaughey. CJEKVICKS in the Primitive Methodist kj Sana ay iaonooi-iwu>, v y yvr nn wm ma win streets.—Afternoon at 3, Mr Layoook (student); Evening at 6,30, Rev, w. B. Potter, l/i RAN KLIN ROAU PRIMITIVE V METHODIST CHURCH.-Servlces Sun day : Morning at 11, Mr Layoook and Mr Roth well (students); Evening at 6.30. Mr T. Booth. RICHMOND PRIMITIVE MBTHO* DIST CHURCH.-The First Anniversary Services of this Church will be held To-morrow Morning, by the Rev. J. Guy; Afternoon at 3, by Mr Field; Evening at 0.30, Rev. J. Whewell. Soiree or^Tuesday; UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH, Pitt and Vincent-streets.- Preachers: Morning at 11, Rev. 8. Maofarlane; Evening at 6.30, Mr Roberts. tiHKISTADKLPHIANS meet in the 1 Newton Hall for fellowship at 11 a.m.; Lecture at 6.30 p.m. Subject, " Events In the East." , rpHEATRE ROYAL: SUNDAY EVEN. I ING SERVICES, under the conduct Of the Young Men's Christian Association, on Sunday Evening, from 8 to 9. All are Invited. Seats Free. A BBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE.— Qeo. A. J\. Brown will lecture on Sunday Night, at 6.30, on "What Must IDoto be Saved." Morn ing Service at the Temperanco Hall. '"i'HE CNSECTARUN SERVICES I will be conducted in the Lome street Hall by T. Hodgson on Sunday. May 13. Morning, "The Young Countelledj" Evening, "Alone with God." A RCH HILL WESLEYAN CHURCH. During tho Next Fortnight, a SERIES OF RELIGIOUS SERVICES Will be held as follows :— Monday to Friday, 18th lnst-Speolal Prayer Meetings Saturday, 19th—Band Meeting Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday, 21st, 22nd, 23rd, and 25th — Special Sermons Saturday, 26th—Band Meeting. , , Eaoh Servico to commence at 7,30 sharp, Wesleyan Hymn Book used. A Cordial Welcome given to all.



_ To Let. TO LET, in Hardinge-street, a Fousi of Eight Rooms, haviig fine flew of har hour.—Apply Thos. Craig. Gruham street. lfno LET, 6-roomed House.—Apply at the t Com Store, top of Hebaon-street. mo LET, a Six-roomed House, Wood t streetj Ponsonby: also, a Five-roomed in College Road.-Apply Mr Nightingale, College Road. riiO LET, Shop next "Observer" Office, L Viotoria - strest. — Apply Mr Pulford, "ObserTer." ff\O LET, House of 8 Rooms, and one I of seven; gas and water laid on.—James Held, Eden Terrace. rf\O LET, Front Office (ground floor), — * High-street; good stand for a watoh naker or working jeweller.-Apply to J. Mum ord. I^o LET, New Verandah House with fonr rooms and scullery, in Brighton Road, 'arnell; oolonlal oven, water laid on, rent rao darate.—Apply bt«b Offloe. 5 >pO LET, Furnished or Unfurnished Bed ' n. roam and Parlour: wlta nse of kltoheo.— f Mra Blmhlnß. Park Road, off Graf ton. :t I^O LET, a comfortable 5 roomed House T I In Brown street. Ponsonby; rent mode -0 rate.—Apply to Mr B. aron. Brown-street. ~ rpo LET, in Ponsonby Road, a 6-roomed r, ! Honse; gas and wattr lsld on.—Apply to T. Morrison, Asph'Her. Newton Road. TO LET, in Victoria-street, a good Shop and Dwelling of 7 rooms. Splendid port- Jon for any basis ess.—Apply W. and J. Frater. [■and Agents. N.Z. Insurance Buildings. rpo LET, a first-class Business Shop, I. Wellealey-street. doing a good trade In the rrooery Unc.-Apply a. Oiam, Pr noe Arthur VliO LET, a 7-roomed Honae, top of Grey- I street, with every convenience; lawn and tltohen garden; gas and water laid on.—Apply 10169, Grey-street I\O LET, new 5-roomed Cottaees, situated at Norfolk-street. Poneonbr.— *pply to William Rossor, Builder, Prospect reiraoe. ri>o LKT or For Sole, a New Verandah A Cottage of four i-ooma with sonlleryt water tank, colonial over. &o,: land all fenoed ; SJrVB "jmrr-Bfe sSorV-ForVarttouTaVs apply to H. f, Rowl«y, victoria Roid. Devon port. rpO LET, ia the t*st part of Queen- JL street an Office and Large Upper Room; also a Dry and Rooms; Cellar, concrete floor and walla.—Apply D. lrTEvtns. J^- O R T fT SHORE. HOUSED to Let In Good Potltlons—Apply, 1C & R. DUDBB. Devonnort Btore. Lectures, Concerts, &c gT, JAMES' HALL. GRAND CONCERT AND PERFORMANCE, or the WAIT «M ATA \fINSTRELa, AITKMATA MINSTRELS, TUEBDAY, I&TH MAY. Admission—One Shilling. 13 V REQUEST (on account of the in • > clemency Of the weather)— The Rev. 3. 3. Woitwo d'd Leoniia was POSTPONBD to TQIB KVKNIva. at 8 o'clock. - Wesleyan bohool-room, Pitt-atreat. For Sale. FOR SALE, two Pointer Sluts (well bred); one trained, and the other partly trained.—Apply S. Gedye, Faloon-Btieet, Par nel). FuR SaLE, a Medium Draught Bay Horse, i yeais old, thoroughly staunon and quiet,—John Sinclair, Vxprees fctand, Yio torla-street. FOX SALE, a First-class {-size Billiard Table, naarly new. one of Aloook's best make, and oomplets.—Apply at K. Cotter's, Cabinetmaker, Vlotorla-street Wtst. or. and on view, at R. Arthm-'s Show-rooms. Qneen-street Lj OK SALE.-Valuable D.B. Breech ™ L. Gun, oase and Sitings; once used.— Apply Hellier Home. Qrsy-street. FOR SALE, a 6-roomed Cottage with a largo pleoe of bind, -nlth'n ten minntes' wa<k of the Fob* offloe,—For particulars apply to Mr J. A. B<alej Boilolior. Qqeen-alreet un>R Immediate sale, nice four- F roomed Honse, Rokeby-itreet, with one or two allolmenta.oheap.-H. Partlngton, Houee and Land Agent. In OR SALis, well-finished five-roomed 1 Home, Brown-siuet, with good well and Verandah.—H. Partlngton. Stlohbury's Build- Ings. if OR IMMEDIATE SALE, large Build " ing Allotments Mount Eden, from 60 to 300 ft frontage z 20O(t, very cheap.—H. Parting ton Honse and Land Agent, SUohburj's Build ings. fpi O R IMMEDIATE SALE. — Cheap V Building Allotments; a first-rate invest ment; could be subdivided and sold to great advantage; 216 ft frontage to Bond-street, at 7s per foot. This is about the oheapest lot in the market, and is within two mile radius of Auck i«~a rvUt-uoice. Must do soTd at imoo.—r>. i» Evans. Land Mart. Qneen-street. 790 IJ'OK SALE, HacKott-strcct, I'onaonDy, » New Verandah Villa of Stx-rroms. fitted with Register Orates. Colonial Oven. Cup-hoard, Dresser, fto., close to the Beach. Prloe. £350. ---v. F. Evans, Kstaw Agent Qoeam-Btreet, next Bank of Anatralaila 749 bj'Oß SKI'S, Good-will, Stock, and Fit ™ tings of a Qrooery Bnalness, situated In a leading suburban thoroughfare, doing a good and steadily increasing trade. Dwelling oon slsts of 5 rooms: gas laid In. 'Bus passes every 7 minntes.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen street (next Bank of Australasia). FOR SALK, Mount Eden Road.—Very Pretty 4-roomed Verandah Cottage, fitted with register grate, colonial oven, tanks, &c ; good garden and stable. Allotment, 28 x 120. Price, £310. Very cheap.—Apply D. F. Evans, Land Mart, next Bank of Australasia. 798 ' UtOK IMMEDIATE SALK (a Bargain)", V House, 7 rooms, anfl fieehoid allotment; 64 x 100, for £330. House has verandah In front and side, good well, tank, wash-hoose, and nice garden; and la now offared a bargain at £330. of , which £230 oan stand on mortise.—D. F. * vane, M»tate Agent, Qaeen-itreet. (441) lf» OK ABSOLUTS SALE. GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE & GROUNDS, PONSONBY. Mr John Oxley (who is about removing into the country) is desirous of disposing of Unhand some and desirable Residence and Ground. Ponsonby, and to effect this object has placed the same in my hands for absolute sole. The Property consists of a faithfully built VUjLA RESIDENCE OF 11 ROOMS, almost new, and replete with nearly every com fort and modern convenience, Stable, Buggy house, large Cellar, &0., &0., surrounded by its GROUNDS. JUST 3 ACRES, very prettily laid out in Flower Garden, Shrub bery, Orchard, Lawns, Paddock, &c. The position is first-claw, Including a most valuable corner site with a frontage to Clifton street of 1205 links, and a frontage of 315-2 links to Ponsonby Road, which is about to be changed to the more arlstocratlo name of "Jervols- Btreet"; whioh alone will doubtleu tend to increase the popularity of this now fast-becom ing Fashionable Suburb. The View is grand, comprising LANDSCAPE AND WATER VIEW. . In fact, this is a property that only requires to be seen to be appreciated, and such as Is seldom placed in the market. Cards to view, and all information on applica- Uon to D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent, Land Mart, LEE-STREET, off Brighton Koad, Par noil.—l 4-roomed Cottage, fitted with register grate, Yorkshire side oven: well drained, and splendid well of water. Corner allotment. 33 x 99. Price, £260. 1 4-roomed Cottage, finished off in a similar manner to the above. Allotment, S3 x 99. Price, £250. A first-rate investment.—Apply D. F. Evans, Lund Mart, next Bank of Australasia. BQ2_ TO BAKERS AND OIHERS.-Valu- I able and ftlrst-class Business, situated on Mannkau Road. Pamell, consisting of Hand some and Commodious f hop and Dwelling, oon tsln'og nine rooms, pantry, bath-room, aoullery, 1 balcony (bank andfrontl; splendid large Baker's Oven, dough boxes, floor loft, stable, and nn (HOT f¥iMP? Hf.i IS?i-«ft»as!4A!IBKTSW o mpaot Baker's and Oonteotionet'a Premises, all In capital working order.—roll partloulars at offlae of V. F. Evans, Bstato Agent, Queen street. «W> VOW DISCHARGING, EX BELLA MARY) OKA TONS BEST NEWCASTLE HOUSE "Of CO &LS. at Ship's Bide or Delivered. J. CRAIG. COMMKROK RTBEKT. ■ U&T ARRIVED AND FOR SALE. 60tonsOamarnPotatoes) A Splendid SO tons Canterbury do, f Sample. Wood's Flour (100's and 60*8) L. W."iTA TON. Tenders. ff\O BAKERS.—Tenders will be received 1. np to noon of the 15th May, for the Pur chase of Lease, Goodwill, Stook In Trade. Fixtures, Working Plant, &c—Full particulars can be obtained at premises.—Tenders to be addressed to John O'Brien, New Zealand Bakery. Parnell. TIpBNDEBS for the erection of a Teacher's I Honse at AbjlTapu will be received by theEduoation Board, Wjndham-'tieet, Auck land, until noon of FRIDAY, 18th May, 1883. Plans and Si eofftoatlons at the office of the Board, and on application tar the Chairman of the District School Committee, Aratapn. Board and Residence. A LADY can offer a Comfortable Home ±\_ to one or two young ladies wto are at tending school Hlgheßt references given. Termn moderate -For address, apply Smb. BOARD AND RESIDENCE at Blaina- He Hon<°. Pltt-3tre»t. GOVERNOR BKOWNB HOTEL HOBBON-STKKET. Board ANn Lodbiso . 2<ii. per Weak Bmaui Kg0m.............. .....Ks. per Week



I liost and Found. 5j T OST, from Chapel-street, last night, •/ XJ Cheanut Horae. Please return to Taylor I and Kntrioan, Chapol-atreet. | OST, from Mount-street, a Ked Setter U Slat Pap. 7 wrako old. white spots on bresst, and white on hind feer.—Please ratnni to Salmon, bmoher. Wnkefleld-street. Any on o detaining same after this date will be prosa ontaa. IiVoUND, in Eye's Paddock, a Dark I 1 Brown Pony. If not claimed within U days, will be sold to defray oxpenses.-Apply A. Cackaey. Grooer, Mount Eden Road. BO AT.—Found, in Tiritiri Passage, a Blaok Boat. 12 teii long.—Apply K. and R. Dader, Devonpoit Store. DRIFTED away from Ponsonby, a Rowing Skiff and Punt.-Apply Stab, office. Meetinga. THE TE AWAMUTU CHEESB AND BACON FACTORY CO. (LIMITED). An Extraordinary General Meetlntc of the ; above Company will ba held at the Volunteer ' and Publlo Halt. Te Awamntn, at 2 o'olock p.m. on Sal'UriDAY, the 2nd day of Jane 1883. for the purpose of passing. If approved. the following resolution, viz.:— That the appointment of Messrs J. 0. Storey and M, M. Taylor, as Auditors, be confirmed. Immediately thereafter, the Writ General ■ Meeting of Shareholders will be held to receive the Report and Balance-sheet tor the period ending 21at May instant. j To Eleot four Directors is the room of Mr ] Edward Parsons (who has retired in conse- j quenoe of leaving the Dlitrlot), and of Messrs . Wallaoe Jones, John Hutoblnßon, and William J Tay'or, who retire in aooordanoe with Articles of Association, and who are eligible lor re eleotlon. To appoint Auditor*, and fcr the transaction of Bnoh other business as may be brought before the mcetlnsr. The Transfer Books will be o'.osol from the 16th May to the 6th June. Byorderot the Board. AUtmtt eeoretary. ( Te Awamntn. 12th May. 1833. 1 JtV (LIMITED), j The Ordinary Annual General Meeting of the { Shareholders of the Kaipara titeunshlp Cum- . par y (Umlted) will be held at the office of Mr Htodirt (Chambar of Commerce Rooms), on WKDNKaDAY. the 16th Instant, at 3.30 p.m. Business: To receive Directors' Report and Balanoa sheet to April 30th, 1883; also, to elect ' two Direotors In plaos of Mr T. Morrln and Captain Colbeok, who retire by roratlon, but are eligible for re-eleotion without notice; and | to eleot an auditor for the ensuing year. By order. WILLIAM LODDKB. , Manager. J; Auckland, May 8,1883. Jj ■ ■ -1 C Calls. £ REUBEN PARR GOLD MINING J COMPANY (limited). | A OaU (thk fifth) of One Shilllog per Share g has been made by the Direotors, payable to the undersigned, at the company's Office. 83, Queen-street. Auokland,on or before MONDAY, tne2ls.lns.ant PiAfWH ITE. , Manager. I May 1,1883. Corporation notices. im flflMmriinirT rt.ITY OP AUCKLAND, SWINE BYE-LAW. Notice is hereby given that the above Bye- r law, made on the 12th day of April, 1882, by the V City Counoll of Auokland (under and in pur- 5 suance of the powers of the Municipal Corpora- S tions Act), will be Confirmed on THURSDAY, £ MaylUfe3- P. A. PHILIPS. I Town Clerk. i Town Clerk's Office, 5 April 13.1883. q Drapery- | f^REWDSOfI'S AND HORROCKS"S 1 V/ CALICO. T LINABUKY'S STOCK. L> FINDLAx'd U in. toßoin. BHKBTING. LINABURY'S STOCK. B PATKNT VKLVET, aU prlocs. will bo given A a bargain. LINaBURY'S BTOOK. HOSIERY of dejcrlgHo^H^P^oe. B DBHSBBTUF'-HB"l?J}aWy-S STOCK. V J. COBQRAVE & CO. L 7i H E A P SALE. G G. COUT T.S, Draper, Edinburgh House, Newton, 1 Begs to return THANES for the Patronage he has Received during the last Three Years, and now Intimates to his Friends and the Public his Annual Cheap Sale, begun on SATURDAY, Uth April. jl ™£>A pat* of tha StooU la onitablo tor the Coming Season, and will be sold at CLEARING PRICES. G.Crespeotfully solicits an Early Call. Karangahapo Road (opposite Howe-street), J Newton. n J AND YV. yyiLLIAMS 1 DIRKOT IMPORTERS 07 DBAPERV AND FANCY GOODS, Both Sides KABANGAHAPK ROAD. NEWTON. - NOT BELUdG OFF"- T "NOT GOING TO ENGLAND"- . x "NOT OFFERING A LARGE DIaOOUNT"- But have to arrive by the following vessels now due :— 3.X. FOTOBI 3 CASKS AURIGA 5 OASES QKURGK BKWLKY % CASKS GLYDB ...8 OASES A BIG LOT WINTkR GOODS, comprising CLOTHING AND OVERCOATS; those latter have boon made sveolally to our order " extra long." BLANKETS. FLANNELS, HOSIEttYt dCC. ftO ' mi In adc ltlon to the above-mentioned Goods, wa shall receive, ex Gkobqe Bewlby. about 200 (two hundred) of Cooper, Box and Oo.'a Cblkdiutkd Patent Ventilating WATERPKOOF TALETHES COATS, See what the Field says respecting these Goods:—"I have tried your Ventilating Coat well In the oouninet field, and consider It a great euocoßsa. Itlairort comfortable to walk in, and tnrns any quantity of raia.—Yours very - faithfully, * *••*•• (HOBIN HOOD)-MKSBBH ( COOPEK, BOX AND CO." >, A New Frooees (Jast discovered! prevents the rubber hardening and destroys all smell of naptha. We have always on band a - SHOW Off HOaIKBY, SHIRTS, HAT 3. TIES, BRACKS. BKLTS, COLLARS, - &0., Sco. . For Price, Style, Variety, and Gocd Value, Second to None In Newton. N.8.-The Watebfsoos1 Coats are worth waiting £ Q rind YARDS OF BLACK and £ &,\JKJKJ COIOURBD VELVftTKBN at 2a Sd per yard. Unabury's atook.'"' t AI arge Qnantlly of FI-ANNBLS, Colonial and ij Xncrilan. Unabury's Stock, J BLANKBTS, Morglel and Roselyn. * L'nabno'aStook. " WATERPROOF MANTLES. Half Prloe. Llnabory's Stcok. J. OOSGRAVB & CO. CELLING OFF Winter Millinery for One O Month at Low Prices, on account of leaving . Auokland the Lease, Goad will, So., for Sale. *• —Mm Whltehead, Milliner. Newton. Medical. * rriHE EOLKCTIO PHARMACY. E The acme of elegant Medical Establishments. 1 TOP Ol ÜBBY STIIKBT. OOBNKR Of PITTBXBBBT, CHARLES BUTCHER. FOR THE CORE OF COUGHS AND * COLDB. ■iiOR THE CURE OF ASTHMA AND i* DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING. BLn-fl. n;»;H t gYEUP OF gYPOPHOSPHITKS WITH EuPHOBBIA X ILULIFBRA, : = InßotHeaatß/6. _ LIVER REGULATING. j —lOKIN'3 PODOPHYLLIN PILLS, No. A. g are now known from Invercarglll to Mon- g gonnl as one of the most eflecUye remedies for JJ S SLUGGISH LIVER " Torpid Digestive Fnno- * Uon, Biliousness, Chronio CopstipaUon, Flatu lenoy, &o. They are a safe aperient, and b g 2s.Bd. ( aU | u ¥ r H C^). HARMAcYi . QUEEN-STREET. FLESH FORMING FOOD for Infants. AICKIN'S FOOD for INFANTS la prepared ? locally from malted cereals, according to the recipe of Baron Lieblg. It is an approved f SUBSTITUTE FOR MOTHER'S MILK; is FATTKX- . ING, NOTJKISHBia, and INVIGORATINO. Sold in Canisters at Is. 6d. AT THE PHARMACY, p QUEEN-BTBEET. Hablkit's i MITOHAM LaVANDER WaTER c Ib a Meai RErKESHiNQ Pkrvdue fob Hand I KKBOHIEF OB BIOS ROOM. E In Bottles at 1/6, 2/8. 5/8,7/8. and \ 10/fl Each. I ENGLISH PHARM AC V, B 181, QPgEN-STRgBT. j,, WO R M » g All children suffer from them. , S If suspeoted, ask for the Certain Ow"^ " BHABLAND'B VITORM POWDKBS.^* 61 Arothecaries Hall, opposite Posfe^gs.— riAOOTHACHE CURB-jU-*^™™ F 1 Relief. ODONT4XGIO,UOO« J«'-SHAK' jj LAND ft «O. (ooposltePost^S«>. ,— M iiiOOTHACUJSI TOOIUAGRa X X TOOTHACiO" "> Immediate ReUef KaSSSU, BDSOJS'S M«GI<\KBSKNCE. In Bor»»atl8.



Businoss Notices, \TOTICE OF RKMOVAL. X~ J. F. MAC'NTYRK AND CO. (THE AUSTRALIAN VINBGROWKR3 COMPANY) beg sincerely to thank the pablio for the patron age they have received slnoa oommendnK buslnesi in Auokland, and wish to make known that they will Remove on the 17th May to more oomroojlona eremites In Shortland-strset, next Winks and Hal', and opposite the Auokland Club, whure. In addition to the Australian Wine Business, they will carry on the baelness of General Wine and spirit Merohants In con sequence of J. F. Madotyre hiving taken his brother (Mr Alexander Macintjre) into partner ship, the business will la fatnre bj oarrled on unoer the Btyle or firm of Maointjre Brothers and Co., and they hotm to oontlnue to reoelve the patronage hltbeno bestowed. MACI«T¥RK BROI'HKKrt AND 00. will import direot from tba BKST DIBTILLRRS at Home, and from FIKSr-OUASB BOTILBEB OF MALT LIQUORS, which will enable them to supply the Best Brands of Wines, Spirits, Malt Liquors, &o.,at moderate prices. They will a'qo keep on hand the celebrated Helldon Spa Water. Ttey p»Ttloalarly wlah to oail the attention of the publlo to the I sot that the Australian Wines have carried off many gold Aledali at the Bordeaux Exhibition, as also at Sydney, Melbourne, snd Adowide. Some of them, BUoh as Port, Shiran, Claret (Nos, 1 and|2l, and Verdellho, are specially re commended for medloal purposes, the pnb'.'o may at all times rely on finding a choice selec tion of these nnsarpaSDed Wlnea 1b Stock. Price Llat on application. TWOTICi! OF REMOVAL, VV. PARKBR, GROOBR. HODSON-STRKST In removing to larger and more convenient premises, opposite those lately ocoapled, takes the opportunity of thanking hla customers for the support aoo Jided him In the past, and trusts that with Increased faoUlUes he will be able to < meet their requirements, and merit a oontlnu tnoe ot their patronage. XT O T ICE. BEES WAX 1 BEES WAX 1 • Purohaeed in any quantity for Cash. Buyers ot Fangus and Muntc MetaL I Having purchased In China a Fine Assort ment of Teas himself, JAMBS AH KEW can jonfld ently recommend them, and trusts that all hla old Customers, and the Pablio generally, will Flavoured Kooloo, Shouohong, and various Mixed Teat, suited to every tastei He has also m hand Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger, drookeryware< Silks, BandJrerohlefs, and other xmunodltles too numeroua to mention. Note the Addressi- JAME3 AH EBW ft CO., . 281. Queen-street. OLEARING.OUT SALE OF j U CUTLERY. , THOMAS SAMUEL, being compelled to 31ear ont his Stock ot Cutlery inconsequence if the PREMISES COMING DOWN and no ■ ither Shop being obtainable, la now SELLING )FF the whole of the Stock at an'enormous . isorlfloe. The goods are from the best Sheffield ■lakers, and will have to be aold at any price. lonßlstlnft Ot— Best Ivory Table and Dessert - Cnlves. Lookwood's and Johnson's Best Pocket ' Cnivea. Eleotropiated Forks, Spoons, Crnets, * So. Nevada and Nickel silver Forks and o Ipoona. Superior Sdssors and RaEora. r WHOLKSALE AND RETAIL. THOMAS SAMUEL, MPORTKR OF CUTLER 7. 16, Queen-etret - (Cpjoslte Town Clook). Fhe DiaECT Supply Store, * 249, QUEBN-STREET, l lOX OF THK IMPORTERB DIRECT FROM ■ THE MANUFACTURERS, , HANCHARD AND CRANWELL Have t c lollowinß among other bargains ;— Jhlldren'e Toy Muga, 6 for la itrong Printed Cups, aame price troog Printed Cups and Saucers, Is doz. 7hlte and Gold do. 8s doe. 'haasant Plates, from 2s 6d doe. k Glass Sugar and Cream or Butter Cooler for la 'umbleia, 3s 6d doz.: Water Bottleand Ulass, la - i strong pair of Carvers. Is 6d Znlves and Forks, all slzea and prloM j ihildren's Knife. Fork, and Spoon, 6d landsome Japanned Trays, 2s trong Japanne'i Bread Itays, 9d l large pair of Va» es for Is 64 i, , complete Toilet Bet. S pieces, 6* 9(1 V " Beautiful Table ToUet Set. to 6d L ray Looking Glassea from is 9d io.ln the Largest Sizes for the Smallest Money, In oval screw-pillar, box, fto., &c ' leally Good Fenders now 7s Ed [new lot of Charcoal Box Irona, to be sold at J 4aandla9d [air and Cloth Brushes, Is eaoh . :■'. larpenters' Hammera, is: Pincers. 6d adles* Toy do, Ed; Nut Craokers, 3d i, 'ankee Spring Balanwa, Is each. r Also, in endless variety — statuary. Vases, B ,BBtrea, Glass Sbades, Lamps, Bird Cages. „■ lutlery, Crockery, Glassware, Tinware, and „ ieneral Furnishing Ironmongery. REMEMBER! rou Can Git Almost Akyihinb Yon Want AT Sancharo & Cranwell's Dibeot Supply stobb, I 249, QUEEN-BT. J p|OCTORAKMOLD'SPBNNY ROYAL' I \J AND STEEL PILLS.—Tho most popular ledlclne of the day. Price, 2s ltd a box.—Colo- * lal Aeenta: Shabland & Co., opposite the \ ostoloe. , \ Wm. IMLoAkthdr & Co., ; AUCKLAND, li O DKililßS IN FANOT GOODS, tl SARTHKNWARE, CHINA AND GLASS c AND GENERAL STuRBKKBP^HS Plain and Fancy Stationery . Perfumery and Toilet Soap* Brushware and Combs Table and Pocket Cutlery BTP. and B.M. Goods Iron Bedsteads ; 1 Mlrrort and Fancy Furniture j Clocks, Watches, and Jeweller? c Tobaooo, Cigars, and Pipes I) Moaloal Instruments * \\ Earthenware. China, and Glass „ Vases, Flo wer Jrtando, tee, s Parian Ware, Plotures . , r Purses, Hand Bags, and Baskets * drioketlng Appointments Lavrn Tennis and Badminton B Archery and Croquet j Indoor Games. Toys, tee.. I s JJHaRLaND'S CHEKKY PKCTOKAL, { J Absolutely the beat remedy ever made for COUUHS, BRONOHITIJ, AND COLDS. ' Prioe.Bs6dandl9 6daßotUe. * BHAR',AND «c CO, opposite Post-offlce. J Boots and Shoes. i —— t ru. X NEWTON BOOTS WAREHOUSE. | In slnoerelr thanking his customers end the < lublle for the very liberal patronage aooorOed < o him, the undersigned intimates that, in order t o aooommodate his Newton oustomers, he has < ipened the above eatabilshment. < As before, in connection with the sale of _ toOTS Or HIB OWH MASDFiOTOBI, LADIES' ( ENGLISH BOOTS AND SHOKS ABB Sold AT ' Jeably Cobi Pbiob, an inepeotlon of whloh is < nvitea bsfore purchasing elsewhere. ; Amongst these Goods are the following I— - [ Button Boots, 73 6d ; Prunella (flrat class quality), 5s 9d&Bsßd ; • Evening ahoon, 6s 9a and os Sd ; Kid Boots, 6» 6d. l )UR OWN MAHUFACTURE. ] MSN'S AND BOYS' BOOTS. Sen's Peg Shoes, 8s; Bluohere, 7s; Laoe Boot?, 108 6d; Elastlo Side, 12] 6d. Ugh Laoe Boots in all slues, boat material, beat f style, beat fit. lie attention of Ladles is respectfully directed i to f THE PON3ONBT BOOT, - rhloh lor Siyib, klkqihob, and Fit oannot 1 be equalled. -J mr Best Winter Boot Mato 'd | Call and Inspect. . Call and Inspect. J JID CORNER OF UPPER QDEBN-STKKKT ; AND KARANQAHAPB ROAD. OabinetmaKera | AMES REID AND SON lee to call the attention and careful considers- 7 on of those about to Furnish to the Vest , 'avocbable Prices of ALL RINDS OF FURNITURE. [avlng Introduced Steam Power, they are pro ared to supply nil work Cheaper .than any ther home in town. JAMES REID & SON, Furniture Emporium, t [QB3ON-BTRKET (2nd Shop tram Vlotorla-3t r.& h. c OOKEii 44 AMD 46, VIOTOBZA-STBKT, ' seg to draw the attention of Ladles and Gen- s tlemenfurnlaUng to their a ,ARGE AND WELLASSORTED STOCK O* p ■HiURNITURE, « Tables. Cane Chairs mdToUet^si^joijStwaro, Drawers, Wash tanda, *«■** pARPETS, idndlng Brussels, Tapestry, Kidderminster, nd Felt Carpets, Hearthrugo, Coir and China tattings, Stair Carpets, Linoleum, Floorcloth, oor Mate, Wool Mats, Bed-rcom Rugs, &a 1 ■DKDDma J fall kinds and of the best quality. Hair, Wool, * lock, Cocoa Fibre, and Flax Mattreeses, Spring *' [attresses, including the Paten, Wire Wove tattross :Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; ; I jipok Beds, Bolsters and PiUofrs, and Pal- 2 1888 p T. & H. COOKE, » i 6, ViCTORIA-STRB IFactory, Klliott-stroet,



: Personal. B TTIEVONPORT LODGE CON 6Jt\a U SECRATION.—If the Person re jkuW turns the Now Umbrella {borrowed from '^\ Ante-room)to Mr Gordon Gooch.or to . Mr Fenton, Queen-street, he will be formven; If, however, borrower does not do so within a I week from date, the original purchaser and late owner of same hopes to make such an exposure as will deter borrmcer from showing his lace amongst "Brethren." MR C. C. MCMILLAN will thank the gentleman who took hla umbrella; In mistaks from Canrinji'n to return It to w. MoArthur and Co.'s. His initials are on the silver plate. - I "WISH to offer an Apology to MX THOMAS QUO' for a fa'ao rftatfment I made to my Solicitor concerning 'he GambUDK affair In Wakefleld-Btreet. I acoosed Mr I hom&rf Qaol o( taking money from my pocket, wbioh was not true. I humbly apologise to him. MWG QUONG. Auckland May 10,1883. a DVEKTISER, a finst-class tradesman, .■» wlßhes to Correspond -with i a Yonna Lady about 20. of respectable parentage, wlui a new to Matrimony. Strictly gennlne and confidential. — Addreis, onoloelnK photo, &0.. Kix.X., Onief Koet Offloo, Anokland.. ~ Art Union. " N ART U N I 0 N (Under Authority of the Government^ Will take place on or about the end ot the month, at a plaoj to be named by advertisement, ot 72 or More OIL AND WATEK COLOUR PICTURES. Now on Wow at ft W. Hlokson & Cog. 650 BUBfOBIBSBS AT *l EACH. rhe ohjeot of the Art Onion la to assist the owner, ' MBS WARREN, or London, [and whose Daughters are Teachers ot Drawing In all Its branches, Painting In Oils, Water Colours, Sec.) to take up their residence in New Zealand. FuU Information and itoketq obtainable from Messrs Hoffman, Hiokoou, mnch. and others Money Jl""B t\"£O £10,000 LENT on Building 3&XV Boolety principles, or (Brother terms to rait borrowers Allotments bougoi and Houses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loanß negotiated. See Ustot Properties for sale on Ith page. Six per cent, allowed on money deposited for tavestment 0. Williamson. Lud, Kstato. and Financial 1 Kaon and Valuator.' 8. Vntean Lane, . ... Publio Notices. "-; .£.;. t%j OTICE is hereby glyea thaj applica -131 tlon will be made to the Uennral assembly at the owning session thereof, for eaveto bring In a BUI to empowetth* Trustees ,f at John's College and lea endowments to now the tostituilon Into the immediate neigh xrarhood of the City ot Auckland, p ' Xtedat Auckland thta^dayof^y. 1883. Hon. Bee. to Board of Trustees. ELECTORS OF SOUTH FRANKLIN. MR K. HAMLIN wishes the Kleotors to meet llm at the following pliosß. eaoh evening at 7 i.m. :— M»y li-MaungatawUlrl VaCey School May 15—Pokeno Hill Sohool May 16-Tuakau Sohool :~\ * May 17-Bombey Pnbllo HaU May 18—Mafcetu School May 19-Commerolal Hall, Walulcu May 21-Protestant Hall, Pufcekoae - May 22 -Volunteer Hall, Mpuku May 23-Sohool, Awhltu . May 21-aohool, Pollok - ■. __ \ SSIGNKD ESTATE OF DAVID All Gli ATMS against Ibis Estate must be sent a to the undersigned before noon on BATUR >AY. May 19.1883. r. K . DAVIB , 11, Seherifa buildings. !«■ O T__ I C 'iB . RS EDWABD COBTLEI DKOBABBD. AU poisons who are or mar ndebted to the above estate, either for toterert. ent. or otherwise, jilllrlease ray,«»,»»*? to dessrs Jaokson and Russell, tjolicltois. Fort traet. Auckland, whose receipt shall be a soffl ileatdlßOharge. | ,• & ■ Aaoklanfl. 87th April 1883. < INSTATE OF HKNDRY & WHITLEY. j Hi —— i The Goodwill, Stock, and BOoWDebts ot thte Istate have been purchased by J. G. WATSON; vho will oarry on the business at; the usual rt&oe, Ko. *, Queen-street, next ThatnesHoteu All persona Indebted to the estate will pleese jay their accounts to J. Q. Watson, whose re selpt only will be sufficient discharge. Old oustomers will be glad to learn that the raalneßsw.H ba conducted by one ot the late tactnera—W. 8. Whitm.*—and that no pains vIU be spared to give satisfaction to the publlo Tho may favonr tna bnaipe:a with their cnatom \f9 TICK, POWELL'S DINING 131 KOOMB.—In consequenca of the expire- , ' lan of theleaiQ of the above premises on the Oth day of June, all persons having goods or ffoota left for storage are reqne=le<i to call for he same, otherwise they will be coll to defray xpenaes.—Thomas Powell, proprietor. , ijIRBECOUBTEKXUNCHEON Every I? Day.—Cosmopolitan Hotel. rEDWABD LISTER GREEN, ■ Sheriff of tho District of Auokland, hereby ;ive notice that, under a Writ of Salu, duly ssued out of the Supreme Court of New 'eoland, Northern Siatriot, at Auckland, In in Action wherein THE UNION STBLAM, iAW MOULDING. SASH AND-*POOB 3OMPANY, LIMITED, of AuCklandVin the Pro rincial District of Auckland, are Plalntiffr, and rOHN P. OAKES, of Parnell, in the Borough. >f Pamell, in the Provincial District of Auok and aforesaid, Master Mariner, is Defendant. I have taken, in execution, at the suit of tho - aid Union Steam Saw Moulding, Sash and )oor Company, Limited, the Execution Creditors, the Estate and Interest of the De endant in all that piece or parcel of Land ill he Provincial District of Auckland, afore laid, comprising Lots 51 and 52 of a sub-division i >f Allotment No. 61 of Section 1, of the suburbs if Auckland, and bounded on the North-west . )y Allotment 63,100 links on the North east by ' Jot No. 53 of such sub-divieion, 112 links on the South-cast by a street 100 links, and on the South-west oy another street 100 links. And, ilso, all that piece or parcel of Land sltaate In ;he suburbs of Auckland, Parish of Waitematsu bounty of Eden, being part of Allotment No. 63 i >f Section No. 1. and beins Lot No. 28 of the \ tub division of the same, oonnded on North iast by Wellington-street, 33 feet; on the Sonth ;ast by part of Allotment 61 of said BcetiOnNo, 1,66 feet: on the North-West by subdivision, Ult N 0.29, of said Allotment, G6 feet; aad on ;he South-weßt by sub-division, Lot 27, 01 Bftid allotment, 33 feet. And I hereby also-give notice that I intend to cause the euid JUtnd to bo 3old by Publio Auction, at my Office. Supremo \ 3ourt Building, in the City of Auckland, afore said, on MONDAY, tho twenty-eighth day of Slay, 1883, at the hour of 12 o'clook noon, unless :he debt, interest, and costs payable by virtue )f the said judgment bo sooner paid. The Solicitor for the Execution Creditor la - ' riionms Buddie, Solicitor, Wjndluun-stroot, Auckland, ■ t ; ~ Dated this 3rd day of May, 1883. v EDWARD L. GREEN. / rpHE Public is hereby cautioned against I negotlatin? a Ohegne, dated April 20th, ralue Rleven Poonds, drawn on the Bank of lew Zealand by Donald and Bdonborough In avonr of w. H. Pearce, the same having Leen ost. and payment stopped.. ■ . BOOT FaCTOKY APPRENTICES.— Four Superior Pooket-knife Prizes, m ■low at w. Maokay'a, Stationer, Groy-streat. Cnqnlre within. DAISI BATS! RATSI-Die - t\> SHARLAND'd PHOSPHOR PASTE, i Rats eat It greedily, and die; no smell. . 9HARLAND ct CO,.' opßoHlWfl gimtmmußT—■' ?"* Auctions. MONDAY, NOO«. | TO BE SOLD ~BY AUCTION V | WAGIC LANTERN SLIDES, LIME 1 LIGHT APPARATUS, GLASS AND f EARTHEN WAKE, FANCY GOODS, I JEWBLLERY, DRAPERY, BOOTS, 1 CUTLEBY, PLATED WABlf. , . [ R a¥t"hl7B . 1 WILL sell by 'auction at: his Mait. Queen-street, Mondty. «t 12 o'clock, "Elmo light Dissolving View Appjrjtns, I*n eraTGaS*Bwr, 26 Photogrsphio Slides, India i , tubbw Tubing. *c, Banhenware and Glata- | roro.^latedTH»heß, ToUet Seta, Caps and I a.ioer ß T Jngs, Sngars, Batters, Vases, Lamps. 1 'ea Sew. coking Glamw. Fenders, Knives, | "rars. Fork! ,Bpoona. OleozraphF, Loeketo, ;tudp,W»tohc», Brooches. Ueartflrogg, Carpets, 'ollet Covers, CoTutorpaneg, Towels, Ualioo. hirta, Sookf, Cocoa MatUng;, Sheeting, Sheet*. , j irotonne Onttsins, Blaakets 8 Pickets of Oane, it ot assorted Hoots. &0., Bentwcod Chalia, nd a lot of usetol Inrnery, Sec TUESDAY, MAY 512. HOOK, FARM, PUB. EKOHK 0 BK SOtD BY OHDEK OF THH MOBTOiQEB, R. ARTHUR aAS received instructions to sell by 1 auction, at his Estate, land, and Housa ' ale Room, Arthur's Mart, Qneen-ntreet, on f 'uesday, Hay 22. Ac 12 o'clock noon, by order ot 1 bo Mortgsßoo, . I ; THAT WBLL-snUATKD FARM IS THB 8 , ■ABISU of PCKKKOHtf. now ooonplfla by 1 j ieasrs Mortis and jrranria Houlthan, ljelßK I > tart ot Allotment tuo. 3, containing 260a 3* 21 p R ! aore or lees, together with all ihe bnlldiaita ■ W indimprovements thereon. '■■'./,; f. (Continued on ieurth Popt). ||