INHUMAN TREATMENT OF A BOY.

Ih e Fare VUarged With J Manslaughter' .

(By xELEGRAPH.-PitKSS ASSOCIATION.) DUNEDIN, Thursday. T-the W-in case to-day theurown Pro :rr(MrH»g«itt) said the prosecuUon n , pd to prove by the testimony of wit wS2 lfet£ ls«fs child dwposs" i rea dily than »t other «■ m"ould b developed, to cause it to wfl e wo, nl,f np D r o U 3 W hen otherwise it might teC°mwnJ s"and generally to shew by neVe n ?o That medic'l evidence, that the ««•* °t to which this child was exposed Ueat^hVS"either to occasion disease which WW ifra^e death in a child not predisposed ??, o «tle chad were predisposed to it, tolt> i rJfl the death of the child. Of would be C outae,in«»" guilty of the,, B?Sment would be guilty of man- T^hter The evidence given by some "E« el" to-day had reference to the period beaten, and looked the Nam, naa w= poor starved, llluscd «««" jSf ihe principal witnesses was ffba Mclcheson, wife of WiUian, SVeeito^seeiSfScc^d &s%**»% 5 a window in his 1 ? '« honec- Witness was iq her own £3?varat the time. The .boy beckomd w to hta, and she spoke: to him n e was tremblmg and .earned to be-ravin* t " Jet out for a drink. He was with -1 Bhoe" or stockings. He had a.cut Monhead and a black eye. She gave Lome bread, which he ate ravenously. Z was nß»ble to raise the window to eive him a drink. The child looked cold, hungry, aid Wuhteied. On the 2nd ol March, sbe awthe boy get out of this.window.. Be lied to climb over witness's fence. -He was cold and shivering as when the had pre rioasly seen h.m, and she save him some thine to eat. The witness then detailed tatementa by the child to her. as to> injur !„ on his body, which he said had been cansed by his mother's treatmeut.

ANOTHER OTAGO SENSATION.

(BY.IBtEQEAPJt— i-KEfcS ASSOCIITION),

DUNEDIIS, this day. Another story, which has somewhat the nspect of sensation, comes from tfoxbuigh, thesceiieof the Chinese murder. • A man named Henry Coulter has disappeared mis teiomly. He,was 3ust seen in the town ship about midnight on the fourth, the worse for liquor, and known to have money gDout him. Thefe was a rumour to-day that his body had been found in the river, bat it was incorrect.

Thare 13 little or no additional news about the murder of the Chinaman, i'he probability seems to be that the deed was committed by some rabbiter, who may have fired into the cave as an act of wanton mischief, or for the purpose of robbery.

SUPREME COURT.—JUDGE'S CHAMBERS.

This Day.

(Before His Honor Mr Justice Gillies.)

pBOBATB ETC.—Probate was granted in re William Cobbold, William JSicbolls, William Hodge, Edward Graham McMinn, Achsaon Tr/otupsoo, and Joseph Lewis Worms (deceased). An application for let ters of administration in re Catherine Gib son (deceased) was ordered to stand over so that co that further affidavits may be filed. An application in re Mary Ann Isabel Gre gory (an intant) was also postponed. flicoii V. Lusk and Others.—Mr Bur ton moved for leave to defend an action brought by the plaintiff Nicol to recover a sum of £120 alleged to he due as the holder of a promissory note said to be endorsed inter alios by Mr H. H. Lusk and drawn by Wallet and Co, Mr i.usk had sworn by affidavit that lie never received any notice of the dishonouring of . tbe cf the note nor of application having been made for payment tbereof. —His Honor, after having heard Mr Burton, granted him leave to defend the action conditionally upon his giving Eatisfaction to the Regis trar ; the defence to be tiled within seven days, and the action to be tried at tbe next civil sittings of the Court.

KEMratiL AND AHOTHEKV. KENNY.—i The plaintiffs in this action reside at New Plymouth, whereas the defendant lives at Gisborne. -on the latter's behalf, there fore, Mr K. Hesketh moved for a commission to Usue, in order that his evidence mignt betaken at Gisborne. A commission was accordingly ordered to issue to J. T. Green-, wood, Kegistrar cf the Supreme Court at Gisborne, empowering him to take tho defendant's evidence; commission return able within three months, and proceedings meanwhile to be stayed. The question of costs was reserved.

Mann V, Chadwick. — The litigants arc residents of Tauranga. According to the defendant's affidavit he gave _a promissory note for £40 to plaintiff in August, 1882, due the following December, and that being unable to meet it at that time, the plaintiff agreed, in the sth Jan, kit, to take from him, in full satisfaction of his claim, a conveyance of three sections of land in Greecton, and that this conveyance was on the same day duly executed; that notwithstanding the plaintiff four days later entered up and signed jmltttient against htm, and that the plaintiff further procured a writ of ftere facias against' his personal estate^ and secured a sum of £44 17s 6d of his moneys, then in the hands ol'j Charles Paget and Charles Hnlme. On these grounds, Mr J. M. Speed how moved to set aside the above-mentioned judgment.— Mr' Alexander opposed the motion on two points, viz, (1) that the defendant's sum mons did not set out the ground for the application as required by the old rules, and (2) that the defendant had delayed too loDgitt taking out a summons. His Honor held these- objections to b8 ' fatal,; and therefore dismissed the application, with a guinea costs.

TMs was all the business.

THE SOCIETY OF ARTS EXHI BITION.

(To tho Editor.)

Sißl,—lt is common for a certain class of artists and art critics to condemn local ac curacy in a painting, forgetting that the utist has, in a young country like New Zealand, a doable duty to perform. He lias not only ts produce a good picture, but ditto bring into prominence the peculiar beauties of oar. island Home. A recent writer upon American art says, and the Wotdsare equally applicable to New Zea hud:_« L e( i by an unseen handt the land- Mape,.'painters of America hate conr tribnted to further this grand result" (the colonisation of the country); 'land never before has there been a nobler op-. Portunity afforded the artist to aid,in the growth of his native land, and to feelithat, while miaisteriDg to his owu love of the sublime and beautiful, he was at the same lime a teacher and co-worker with the Pioneer, the man of science, and the soldier, »nb cleared, surveyed, and held .this m !Rhty continent and brought it under the aild sway of civilisation, The people aB- P'fed to learn not only statistical facts re garding their heritage, but aUoita scenic ''tractions. r* othing wag ■ amiss wbich wiud add to the sum of their knowledge of lie subject. And thus the artist had a Mission marked out for him magnificent in w possibilities it offered." And he instances Thomas Moran, who was one of the, founders of the American School of. rsinttng, and whose magnificent pictures of the Grand Canon of the Yellowstone and Grand Chasm of the Colorado were both purchased by Congress for a sum of §20,000, and hung in the capitol at Washington.—l C.B.

Most of tbe horses were on the training I tack at £ller«lie this morning. "ihemoSi;l inpo.tant eyent was a two-mile gallop by Poet, He went like a deer, and did tot exhibit the slightest trace of illness. Well on- the day, it is quite possible' that he will upset" the pot. ' f Leonora galloped stiffly.' ■i im Whifiier did solid work, and is la great heart. Mount did not look as': *ell ss his backers could have wished. j Oar weekly market quotation shew ■ n<i»Brfius alterations this week. Butteris' not. ao plentiful as it was, while eggs ate >er.y scarce, the same.- prices' rnliijg. eoinglea and palings have risen materially,

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

1 CORUMASDEL, this day. Tok/uea, —The battery will clean up to morrow. It has been going for forty hours this week, and the return, judging from the plates, should be a good one. The manager expects over 150 ouuees. Last night a horse belonging to Mr Chan. Mills fell dowu a *haf_t in the Corby mim;, and was smashed to pieces.

Cambridge, this day.

TAWHUO'S MuVEMtJNTS.

Tawhiao and his followers took their de partnrefrom here to-day. Eis-Majesty was rather ill during the eight, doubtless from tbe effects of a little over-enjoyment last night. They will stay at Pateraugi to night. ■

CHRISTCHURCH, this day,

(PEB TRESS ASSOCIATION.)

The application mtWe in Chambers to day to aoDul, tbe bankruptcy of Duncan MacaUum, of the Tambour Major Com pany, was dismissed,

DUNEDIN, this day.

The police have made a raid on the hotels, and procured samples of spirits for analysis.

SUDDEN DEATH OF DR. SANDES.

Mr Sdpekintebdfkt Thomson has re ceived the following telegram from the constable at Mercer :—" Dr. Sandes, of Botnbjy Settlement, died suddenly at his rei-idence -at 6.30 this morning. Am pro ceeding there to arrauee re inquest,"

F UNERAL OF THE LATE MR. COSTLEY.

The funeral of the late Mr Kdwaid Costley took place this afternoon, the mournful pro. cession leaving Mr Alexander Mackie's residence in Chapel-street at three o'clock. Messrs A. Mackie (senior and junior), D. Heai), S. Jackson, and C. Ureenway were the chief mourners, while the cortege in cluded His Worship the Mayor (J. M. Clark, ■uq ), Mr P. A. Philips, Town Clerk, Coun cillors Bell, Harper, Philtipp?, Crowther, Waddel, Montague, Boardrnan, Fleming, Burns, and i hompton ; 34 children from the St. Stephen's- Orphanage, Parnell, under tbo charge of Mrs ..Newry, and attended by ■ Messrs Kawlings and Walker, besides a ,number ot private citizens in carriages and on foot. The whole of the arrangements for interment were carried out by Mr .Halyday, i ■ :

THE FROZEN MEAT STORAGE AND TRADING COMPANY.

(To the Editor.)

Sib, -1 am glad that some stir is beiog made before the granting of Harbour Board pro perty to the above company, whicU seetus likelyito injure (all out merchants consider ably. Competition is perfectly legitimate, but 1 contend that our Harbour Board have no right to grant to any Euglish or colonial company any public property tofltbe injury of our mercantile community. ■> hen the sugar Company applied for a site for their, works, there was no addi tional application whatever for any other purpose. It was sugar and sugar only. When tbe Freezing Company sent in their first application it was freezing only. This now has been used as the thin edge of the wedge, to introduce a further application to include a Storage Company. This queattoa was distinctly put by the Chairman of the Hoard in these words : " Then I understand it, is a freezing com pany and for the stoiage and export of goods. Mr Kußsell replied : "Itis." Do not suppose, sir, for instance, that I would oppose the first application, viz, a freezing company, for I think that the authorities should meet them in every way as they did the Colonial Sugar Company; but I think our Harbour Board has no right what ever to allow <hem to go one step further. If there is a necessity for the quick despatch of vessel.s and I hold thtre is, then let the Harbour Board provide covered wharf accommodation, and charge the lowest rate to cover cost and expenses. Why give a monopoly to aa English or Colonial Company to cbarge what they like. There is little doubt in my mind that it is bound, it started, to drifc into a regnbr mercantile Company to buy grain, wool, fflc, lor export. That being the case, 1 say let them buy land and build warehouses the same as other merchant* have done, and not be allowed special ad vantage uuder the plea of connecting it with the freezing business. It is evident that wa shall soon be expecting grain. Wheat would have paid this season. Oats and grass-seed have been ex ported, and I think the time has come for the Harbour Hoard to make provision for the quick despatch of vessel. 1 have always advocated this, nnd that all inward cargo should be pat into trucks, enabling English and other vessels to dis charge in, two or three days, and that all goods should be sorted and stored in large sheds as handy to the wharf aa possible. All wharf tolls would then be done away witb, as the wear and tear would be reduced to a minimum. How are things managed in JLyttelton, where their railway tiaffic.this sea«on has reached 4000 trucks a day ? The merchants, steam companies, and railway authorities have provided large accommodation for the warehouaeing of goods, and. our merchants are doing the same; and if the accom modation is inadequate, then let the Harbour Board or, railway authortites pro vide it. Surely the Government will do the same for Auckland aa they do at Lyttelton. All tbatwe^require, is that rails should be laid down on. one side of every wharf, so that all railway goods intended for export could! lie sent down alongside any vessel. In Canterbury the railway authorities take all receipts and ship all export goods. How can Auckland be anything but a one-horse place as long as all our exports or nearly so bave to be carted or handled at least twice.

Excuse me for taking np so much of your valuable space; the importance of the sub ject must be my excuse.— kours trnly, . : .'':'.■'. G. &. jakuss.

LATEST SHIPPING.

ARRIVAL OF THE AURIGA FROM LONDON.

The barque Auriga, a fine iron vessel of 618 tons net register, owned by Mr R. H. Penny, ot Shoreham, under command of Captain Stone, arrived in harbour lato this afternoon. Tho Auriga has made several voyages to Southern ports, but the present is her tat visit here. Captain Stone is also a stranger to the port. Mr Reeves occupies the position of chief officer, and Mr Hart Is necond v Ulcer. The pu cage throughout has been a plosant one ot 112 days from London, and 107 hujb from Downs. Captain Stone reports as follows i—Left London on Ocoember 28, brought np at Qravesend and remained there antll the Slst. Were towed from thence to Doves, and anchored off Deal. Remained there until the 3rd January, a strong B.W. and 8. Rale prova''iri?. On that day not under welsh, and left t->e Downs, hassed t-t »ri folut on January 5. Experienced be»vy B.H. arid k. Kales from the Bih to the 10th January, and from thence to the Equator Sad fnvourafli winds mitt fair weather. Croesed the Kqaator on .January 20th in 23° West. Felt a severe bhock of eartuqnake on ths 23th in latitude 1" 2V N., lODgltude 27° 50" West. Had moderately ?O3d B.:f. ■ crades np to Trinidad, and from thenoe to Cane very light variable winds and fair wcithor. Passed tee .jape in latitude U' on March i. Had favourable windj after u&sslng the Cape, as far as Kergnelln Island. Passed about 1 degree south of Ken* uullu Island, From Moroh 20'h to 22nd experi enced very heivy -winds and unsettled weitber. On toe later date, from a a.m. to soon, it blow a perfeot horrloane. From Korwueiin to 135 k. had constant northerly wind p. and found Itexnee(Jlnnly diffioolt t« set to uorthwaro, With N.N.B. and N.K. Vllnia preValltaK the wnol-> time with densa fo*. >»ot driven to 63' f. and did not get to northward of 50" until crossing 135° east. From thence to 156° east and 46' south, westerly winds, and from thence to North Capo tolerably favourable winds but very much rain from South ond of New Zealand to North end. Easterly winds and fine weather from North Cape to Auckland, arriving as above.

BARQUE ACACIA SIGNALLED.

The barque Acacia, from Hobartj waa sip nailed at i p.m. to-day. She will probably arrive at a late hour to-night.

THE CITY OF CORK.

' The1 Bteßmar Lily onma up from the Wada leatiy this morning:, and returned soon alter with cemaut. « 0.. for patohlng up the City of Corfe, which Is ashore on Maloney'artef. It la exoected that, favouied by floe weath»r, the Btearuer will b9 got off and brought safely lo Auckla.d. .„„... . . . ..,_

• Tie barqtia Freetrader !ett for Tasmania ; vi*Koljiara end Whsngarei Uat evening.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

COLONIAL COURTS IN AMSTUR DAM EXHIBITION.

) (Received 20—2.15 p.m.) j LOSDON, April 19.

The Victorian and New South Wales courts at the Amsterdam Exhibition are almost ready for the receipt of exhibits. The other courts are behindhand, and will be some time before completed. It is announced that the Prince of Wales will not attend the opening ceremony. AUSTRALIAN LAND COMPANIES. Two vast squatting companies for the purchase of land in tho Northern Territory of Australia will shortly be launched. Sir Julius Vogel is the promoter of one. REBELLION IN ASHANTEE. A general rebellion has broken out in Ashantee. STATUE TO LOKD BSACONSMELD. Sir Stafford Northcoto has unveiled the statue erected to the memory of the late Lord Beaaonefield. A large nutnOer of members of tbo Liberal Party were preaent.

THE ANNEXATION OF NEW GUINEA.

The British Government Favour

the Step.

(Received April 20,1.50 p.m.) LONDON, April 19.

Tho Hon, Evolyn Ashley, Under-Secre tary for the Colonies, in the course of a speech which ho made last evening at >orthampton, stated that he expected that the annexation of New Guinea would have to be undertaken by England in self de fence, to prevent its acquisition by another power. LONDON, ApriUD, evening In the House of Commons to-dny, the Hon. Evelyn Ashley, in reply to a question, etatid that no steps would be taken by the Imperial Government in regard to the annexation of .Hew Guinea pending receipt of a despatch from air Arthur Kennedy on the subject. Xhe Attitude of New South Wales. SYDNEY, this day. The New Sonth w ales Government has telegraphed to tho Apjont-General in London expressing views in favour of the annexation of New Guinea,

MINING NEWS.

o THAMES, this day,

! Qceen OF1 Bhautt.— The contractorsat No. 10 level are pushing on with the drive eastward on tho main reef, which is now bigger than when first cut. It is a fine Bolidbody of stone, well mineralised, and looks well for gold, though none has yet been seen Iv it. Tui-, however, is not to bo wondered at when it Is rememb»red that at the level above the drive was in 80ft. before gold was seen. A crushing is now going through the battery, and is shaping Fairly. The reef in the winze at No 9 level also looks as well as could be desired, though no specimens have yet come to hand from it,

Bright Smilk.—Tbe manager to-day banked 501bs specimens. He also saw a Mile gold in breaking down the reef at the 90 feet level in the drive going towards the old Candlelight claim.

The manager of the Waihi mine reports, under date of April 14, as follows :-Dur ing the pjst fortnight tho works in connec tion with the opening tip of the mine and putting things in working order have been progressing favourably. I have driven about 40 feet on the footwall of the reef from Fra^er'a cross-cut towards the Dulcibeli boundary. I have tapped into it in a couple ot places, and it allows a fine body of stone giving very fair prospects, but I will not be able to break it down till the battery starts, as the breaking of the quartz would only give extra labour. Have driven 60ft and cut reef in new intermediate level, and am driving on it as above. In Young Colonial section I have driven about 20ft south, towards Martha boundary. The reet &ho\\s a great improve ment on our starting-point, as most of the hard flint bas given way- to nice, kindly • looking quartz, which gives a very fair prospect. 1 have started driving north with similar prospects. Both hoppers are finished aod full of quartz, but it will take all the week to finish the battery. I believe it will really bo finished by that time, as very little remaius to be done.- (Signed) JOHN H. MOORE. _ Just-in-Time,—The driving wheel having arrived on Monday, it wus put into position with as little deliy as pos-ible, nnd on Tuesday evening the contractors were enabled to make a start to deepen tho shaft another hundred efet. So far they have made good progress. The manager is on giged putting up a rise on No, 2 to tho sur face, in order to provide the necessary ven tilation. A rich utriuger, which broke out of No. 1, is being followed ahead into Boiid ground. It U going into the big reef which crosses the Just-in-Time ground about fifty feet ahead. This leef is known to be gold bearing on the Burface, though it has not been touched yet by the present company, and will, if proved payable, greatly enhance the already excellent prospects of the mine lONA.— The discovery of a splendid reef in a cross-cut from rhe low level, sixty feet distant from the shaft, is good news for ihe shareholders, and, as the lode it in the strike of the Green Harp reef of the Union Beach, it may turn ont to be the continua tion of the same. Tbe manager is opcoiog out on it, and baa broken down fine-lookiuK stone, heavily mineralised, and in every respect looking well for gold. Union BeAcn.— The construction of the dam in the long scries of drives on the Golden Pah side of tho shaft has proved successful, and the cost and labour of pumping has bsen very greatly diminished. By this means there is now ample opportu nity of overhauling machinery and electing alterations without aoy anxiety as to the rising of water. Passers-by remark with surprise on the slow and gentle move of the machinery which is now noticeable, and is all that ia necessary to keep the water down. The reef in the low level looks well, but has not yet thovm gold. An important work, started recently, is a drive on a branch of the cross reef which was dis covered to have gone off in the w»U in close proximity to a rich run of gold worked in old time?.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

April 20, 1883. Sank of N.Z-HeUors, £23 Gs National Bank—> ellera. 78a Colonial Baiik-iGd U ; bbl'o'B, 18a 6d K.Z. Insurance— Buyers, 73s 8 B. Insurance—Woib. CGb Gd (ex) Thames Gas—Bnyeis, iit Union Bash and Door—Huyerß, £8 sa; Eellers. £8 103 Caledonian G.M.C.-Sollora, 0s . Qneenof Beauty—unyera. 235: seller*, 25] Beep Level Ctob:—6a to 6a Sd; buyers, 83; sel lers, 6s 3d PrIDCS Imceilrl-623 (id, 66a 6d,62a; bujers, 61s; sellers, 62« 6d Hand of Friendship—Buyers, 2. 6 d Werahlko— 2s7d D ar te -Seller ß .7s6d J>N^WMAV( 1 halrman,

A cricket match betweea the United 2nd and Avondale, takes place on North Wic ket to-morrow at 2 p.m. sharp, i nited : Sadler, McPherson. Lumpkin, Leathern, Rogers, Harvie (3), Ashton, Brighton, Wooler. Messrs Hemns and Hanna have issaed two splendid cabinet! and Danel portraits of His Excellency Sir W. F. Jervois. In no part of the world are finer photographs produced, and we are quitp sure that among the excellencies of Auckland, the Governor will include its admirable photographic studios. Last night the regular drill of the A Bat tery of Artillery took place, when the men were put through the usual exercises. It has been resolved to hold the annual ball in connection with the Battery on 24th May ; (Queen's Birthday). Isaac Biton, a aotorious Melbourne larri kin, has been (sentenced to six months' imprisoment [tot unlawfully woundiDg a man named Rossi, whose nose the prisoner split with a violent blow, which knocked down Koss, who in falling broke his leg. The exact date and place of the founda tion of the colony of Hew Zealand still seems to remain a qumstio vexatd. Mr J H. Wallace, an old and widely-re spected colonist, who was called as a •Witness in a case tried at tbe Supreme Court, Wellington, stated that he nad lived in Wellington ever since the colony was founded. "When, was it founded?" inquired the presiding Judge, Mr Wallace replied that it was fpunded in Wellington in tbe year 1840. Mr Justice Richmond said'he was aware that many people were under the impression that this was the case, but, as he believed, incor rectly. Kussell, be said, was the first capital of the colony. Mr Wallace re marked that this was a^ disputed point, upon whiph His Bonor said, Wellington had, at all events, got the capital now, and Jmust be satisfied with that honour,

FENIAN OUTRAGES.

LRIAh CF KELLY FOU 2HE JPHCRNIX FA RK M UMDEMS.

The Dynamite Conspiracy.—l Hal

of the Prisoners.

[RKUTKR'S TE-EGRA-IS.]

LONDON, April 19 (evening),

The trial of Timothy Kelly for the murder of Lord Cavendish and Mr Burke com menced at Dublin to-day.

Wbitehead, tho proprietdr of the dyna mite factory which was seized at Binning, ham, and the dynamite conspirators who were arrested in London, were again brought up at Bow-street Police Court to-day, Norman, a former accomplice of the prisoners, who has turned in former, j?ave: evidence to the effect that the Fenian fraternity in >ew York had batched tt plot to destroy public buildings in London ; that O'Uono van Kossa hud been one of the abettors.; and that Uallagher one of tbe pri<-onera be fore tbe Court bad directed the movement of the gang. The case is still proceeding. Projected Destruction of West- I minster Bridge and Scotland Yard. '....,. .. (Received 20th April, 2.45 p. m.) LUND "N, April 19. : Gallagher, one of the men in custody for beine in unlawful posiession of explosives, has hinted that it was intended to destroy Westminster Bridge and Scotland Yard with dyuamite.' ..i '. ; ... THE '' INVINCIBLE'!. AKREsTS. ' Kinßton, one of the - Invln'cibles, •' vraij arrested at Bootle, a village contiguous to Liverpool. ■ ;. ■' .- ■"■ ". ' '

FIRE IN DUNEDIN.

(BY TKLKGRAPH--PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

DUNEDIN, this flay. / A tire at Morniogton lhis mornwg des^ troyed an eight-roomed house belonging, to Mr ;-haw, and also a four.roomed house occupied by E. J. Bryant.

The house in which the fire originated was occupied by Boyd, and belongs to Edward Eaton, Auckland. It is insured in the Sun Office for £200, and tbe turniture for £250 in tbe ■ olonial. Shaw's house was iosured for £200 in the Celouial, and Bryant's furniture was insured for £100 in the south British. " ~-■ ■. '.'-.■■.' .

At the R.M. Court yesterday afternoon in. the case Petford vT. Upton,-claim £2 Is 6d. judgment wns s,iven for plaintfff lor 1b 6d which amount bad been paid into court,.,'

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; Garlick and Cranwell have now the most! complete Furnishing Warehouse in Auckland. Large stqck ready for dellveiy. Furniture to suit all classes; good, strong, and cheap. Groat variety of Bedsteads ard Bedroom Furniture.— ■ City Hall Arcade, Queen sireet.-[Advt.l



Gazette in Bankruptcy. TN THE SUFKKMK COUKT OF NEW X ZEALAND. NORTHMAN JUDICIAL DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876," and tho several Amendmenti there >r, and Of the B»:akruuto» of Chaiilks Patrick O'Hanlon, of Bea fleld View, Auckland, in tho Colony of New Zealand, Sottler (late Hotelkeeper), a Debtor. This la to notify that at tho first meeting of Creditors of tho abovenamed Debtor, held at tho Supremo Court Buildings this day, Thomas Macffarlane. Esq., of Auokland, Certificated Accountant In Bankruptcy, was elooted Credl [ tors' Trustee in Bankruptcy of th.» proporty of tho said Debtor, and tnat tho saw Thomas Macffarlano has signified to mo (in writing) his accoptauco of tho trusteesliip, and I hereby cer tify the Bald olection and acceptance aa afore- Dated at Auckland this 19th day of April, ISS3 ' ' " HENRY 0. BREWKR, Registrar. C. X, MiDDIN'. Debtor's Solicitor. IN THB SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DIBTBIOr. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the Matter of the ' Debtors and Credi tor* Aot, 1870." and tho several Aota amending the tame, and of tbe Deed of Assignment, dated tb« M-h day of Maroh. m«oo between Augustus Lina buby, of Auckland. Ur»c»p, ot the flrsi part; UE'iHQic Bußa.-TNK UWcH ar.d Joii* lioss, both of .Auckland, M*r. ohuut*. In ihe aald Deed ca). 0 ■ the slid Trustees, of tho second part; and all iho Cb>ditors of the Bald Augustus L'.un bury. ot tho third part; and duly filed on the 23th ray of Maroh, 18S3. Notice is hereby given that on WRDNKe- DAY. the eecond day of May, 1883. at eleven o'clock In the forenoon* or as soon thereafter a3 coaDsel nan bs heard In that behalf, an applica tion will be m&dri to tho Oourt of New Zealand, at Auckland, nnder the tirovislons of i tne above-namnd Aota. for an Order declaring tho aald Deed of Assignment oompletely oxoou 'Vatefl this 18th day of April. 1683. A » I :■ hUadKLL, PEVOKK, AND COOPER. Solicitors for the eatd Trustees. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF AEVV ZEALAND, NORIHKHN JODICIaL j DISTRICT. V ' IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Dahtora and Creditors Aot, 1876." and amendmeots thereof, and ot the Bankruptcy of Joel Jjmeb tuXON, of Pernell. near the City ot i Aookland, In lha I'rovlnolal Ijistrl. t of Auoilaod. in the Colony ot Ntw Zea land. Blacksmith, a debtor. Notice la hereby Riven, that at a first meeting of the creditors of the «ald Joel Jamea Saxon, field ibis cay In iho buildings of the Ftiowiroe Court, Aaokiand, at the hour ot twelve o'olook noon, Thomas Mneffurlano. Kaqoife, of Atiok land afo'exal", certinoatcd aooouotant in bank ruptcy, was eleoted Creditor^ Trnt>tee ann that the aald Thomas Macffirlane baa lnilmnted to the Keelßtrar of thli. Hoaourable Court in ■writing tin toceptancoof the said nffloo,■ •_», tv- Duted at Auokland Bloreaald thla 19th day Of April, 1883, Q. W. BA3LKY, Depnty Reßistrto. Thomas Cotter, Solicitor for tho Debtor, Shortland-strcet, Auckland, TO THE CREDITORS OF JASON binyan M/vuKiorr, as auKBN. STEKKI', aUOIIONHEK. Creditors who have not already done at are requested to prove thelir Debts with mo on or betote SATURDAY, tbo 21st inatant when a Vint and Final Dividend will be psrab'e. THO. MACFFARL&NE, Trustee, Sapreme Court Auokland, April 16,1833. . . . ■ Boots and Shoes. L THE NEWTON 800T1 WARKHOUBK. . HIA.U la sincerely thanking his onstomers and the pnbliofor the very liberal natronsga sooorded to him, the unrteraljtnert intimates that In order to accommodate his Newton onstoniera, he'bas opened the above establishment. As before, in connection with the Bale of BOOTS OF HIB OWN MAHDIfIOTaRE, LADIK81 KNHUHH BOOTS AND fcHUK-i ahb Sold at Nearly Cosr Psiar, an lntpsctlon ot whloh la lnvltea bsfore purohasing elsewhere. Amongst these Goods are the following :— Button Bootß, 7s (Id Prunella (flret.clasa quality), 5s 9d & fla Od Kvenlnn Shoap, 5o 01 an l 0«i 6d Kid Boots, fis 6d. ■ OUR OWN MANUFACTURE. JIKN'S AND BOYS' BOOTS. Men'B Peg Shoos, 8a: Bluohers, 7s; Lace Boot?, : Us 6d; Klastlo aide, 12i 6d. j High Laos Boots In all sizes, best material, begt I Btyle. beat flu. The attention of Ladles is respeoUully direoted TO THB PONSONBY BOOT, which (oc Style, EuqiNOß, and Fit cannot be equalled. • •- - tar Best TV in tor Boot Made, "ES , c ~ Call and Inspect. Call and Inapoot. ■.. ■ . . ■ T. PROS SE R, QDEEN • STREET (Opposite Army and Navy Hotel), AND CORNER OB" UPPER QDKBN-STRBKT AND KARANGAHAPE ROAD. Wvou cVn get it only from X a. MB." -Tite.i SILVER BROaOH AND KARHINGS, JLOCKnX AND NKCKLH.T. m -j ij . Jour Aittoles, for-,,«,; x w a NirlH i l l i Bf q g. „ From • mi!lrs ; o£poslte. Uglon Bmft««S you tfi"«;BKif Tnmrit? ifetf ■wnrodw.



I Wanted. WANTED, 2 experienced Coal Miners. —Apuly to A. McGlynn, Wattato Coal ! Mlna, Huntiey. , WANTED, a good General Farm Hand, married mas preferred.—Apely as the > Botomßh unit's Office. WANTED, a Plou.nman.— Apply to H. D. Grant, Avondale; or Anchor HO'bl at 9 o'oloog ta morrow n orplng. \* ANtEU, 2 good Coat Hands and 1 V* Troußorsmatcer. - Apply A. Wright, Tailor. Bhorlland Btmet WANTfiJJ, a Night Watcnmaa.— Apply to Mr P. Smith, Anohiand Tim ber Como«ny l^aßtonivhonße^BtreHWcßt; _^__ ANTED, a Second Cook for the Northern Inh. W- ANxED, a good Painter.-Apply Jeaso Stokes, Monnt Eden. \\J ANTED, for the coast, gond ueneril VT Bootmaker.— -ppU to J. Callnnii.Queeii street. 1) tween 9 and 10 o'o ook a.m. to morrow. AWTED, a.^lan to Drive a Portable •EnWne andheln at' Clay Mill; 'must thoroughly underatand-WS work; also tin active Youth about 15 or 16 years of age.—Apply at the Newton Pottery. i^/AxxTitD, I a Barman for tlotel Bt V * Cambridße; refei ence requli cd.—Apply toThoa. Maoky. Kortmrcef. ;,V/ ANTED, a Bookkeeper.—Apply by Vt loiterstating experience.—Box 8. Post oflloe. Anofclai'd. __________ A^TtftDk a PirstfClass Salesman for a GrdcWW Wine and Spirit Buliriess on the Kaßt Coast. One having a knowledge of the Maori language proferred.-Apply to H. D. i,ovinshon, Starliotej,,between2and 2.30da11y. ANTED, First-class Salesman, or Bor, (or a Greengrocery umineßS, ablo to d'lve.—Apwl}-,lfruU(Bnop, now. Post. OlJico, Newton. _ WAIN TED, a Young Man with some experience of.bqok'lceeping: good refe ranoes required.—Aup'y to Miic-y, Logan, Btoon aod Co., _»»roy street. _____ ' _V 4-F $&B«a- S°y forja'solieitot'jß!.ofjace. Ti —Apply In own handwriting to Law, Stau office. , '\7U ANTED, a Message Boy.—Apply to TV Jos L^nlle, (jtrooer. P»rnell. AfcTKD, a Boy.j^Ajjply on Satutday J. G. Hrown, leaner, mrnell. aNTKD, a respectable smart Boy, Kood writer, for an office: one lhat has been In previous employment preferred.—Apply at ot oi to Bjx 167. In appUoint'. handwriting. XnTKD, a Smart Boy.—Appy J. H. Kalton. Tailor. ?1 Morla-atreot <-iit. ■ %/_/ ANTED, a Mnart Boy for an office,— '' * • Apply in writing, stating ago and ox perionco, to A.8.. P.O. Lotter Box No. 73. WANTED, by a Lady from England, a ttltumion as Momiug -over-em to young Ohildron. Acquirements: Kngllßh mdimentH of Krencb, and Music—Apply by letter to Gaverntßß Bi_R Offloe. 1 \VTaNTEO, Situation by Rood Barmaid ■*T ,in aood hitej; speaks Ktciich and Qerf ' man.-Mra • Whiteombe's-- Registry, next? 'the _. W ANTEU, a General Sirvant in a Biijall rurally: no children; rrferenco irfcqulreo. — Appiy to Mm J-agieolm, Albury ■ Huuue. Wellea e>-atteot Wett W ANTED, General Servant for board li.g house at Mercury Bay to proofed Monday nr»t; hiKhest-waicee.—Apply i. dar_ ■od, 87, Grey-atreor. ' ANTKD, a good General i-ervant; abo a Girl abont H to attend on child ren,—A d ply t / -Ira Lyonn. D ly-Btreet. la/.AN^p, ,a. Genera^ Servant j. no. V? washing; good wages—Mrs Banks, Logan Bang. Jerniyn-aueet. . . ■ \\r ANTED, Female Cook and House. y i - roatd ; good wage*.—Apply Park Mot. L »»/■ ANTED, a Laundress.—Apply Mrs V T. J. Banks. Ltuan Bank. Jewuyn street. \hf ANTED, a Housemaid.—Apply at ° " Wyn:. ard House, Eden Crescent. vi/ANTEi>, Immediately, a JNursegirl Vv w no o*n do needluwork.—Mis Lionel Phillips, CoUeicoßoad. \\/ANTED, 2 good Buttonholcra for Vf while work —Apply at O. Do L/Kein's Shirt Fapior', Uurham-st.. comer ot Albornr. \\j AM ED, immediatel), a Machinist. VI Caroierthan House, Lltohfldd-itroos, Newton.,. , v . ~. .... -~-.; ~,-'• \mf ANTED, by a First-class Sales- Vi wom>n, ro-engaeement i<> Fanoy or Chin* Shop.- Aririr»»B Xi >-TA« Offloe. \\f ANTED, an Expeiienccd foiowoman T t fur ibedreusujaklKß department,—A. O, StephOßaootDrfcper. frpwton.- A .-•.'. ■' ■'■ i. \\! aHTFdT^ Milliner with thorough v T knowlodgu of Bales, at James woua's. London Ilotue, Victoiiß-atreet West and Nelson- Bireot. WANTED, Taiioresaee. - Apply New Zoiland Tweed. Company,.' Queen- Btrcet. ; \\/ AN I'EU, Apprentices to the dres^- V» ttaiting.-ApplytMißJ Bull, Hoffman's Bu Idlngs Quo-n--tree'. •*, A ■■Tltti, Apprentices and Improvers, »T good lundt, at^noo — -pply to aim Weatherby, in as and MaatalMakor, 1G Groy- Bircat. WANTED, an Apprentice to the millinery.—Apply lnimedistoly to Mra Wllkes, Milllnnr, Upper Qaeen-Btreet, Newton (oppuilie tno York Hotel). ANTED, immediately, Assistant Uroisaiiktr.—Ml»» fanoiman,bUlnßlle House. Pltt-Btroot. law Vlnoont-etreet, i*,l ANTED, a respectable Female as TV Ko»rderlnaquietf»m'ly. Termsmorto rat-.-Aopiv at JVUrtama BottenoUi'o, Uresa maker, H-ibaonatrett. |] i/». A'TKIJ, iwo respectable Young • t Men, as Hoarders Terms moderate.— Apply to Mr< Eamble, Vlnoout-atreo*. next to ut. Mollooald'ii. WA>TttD, a few Young Gentlemen Boarders In! A .private family, nood home and aocommodstlon. Including bath and piano ; terms moderate. — Apuly two-ntorey bOuße, third pa*t Government Sohool. Aelaou strtoc Ksst, ___________________________ A&TKD KNOWN—Vacancies for 2 81pr:o Gentleuien at Mrs Gatrlok's. 40, Hobson (treat, oenirally Bituated and a pleasant view of the harnonr. 'rcmi on anpllcailnn. \/xj ANTED KNOWN — Digc-tive Bit- VT teis—Tho wonderful rei_edy for Indi- Keatlon, Pains In uhmt, Forehead, and Bac_, Oonstip-tlon. Piles, &cvitrioe 2 6.—Uandorton, _Car-PKah»pa Hoad. ANTBD, 60,000 Shingles. — Apply BalldeaSan- Stoiihe_Bi«,\'Bullderß, Viotorl-OrNaplorißt-Beta. ' WajmTED, a Stable and Coach-house near Uhoral Hall. Syinonds-street, Not less than three stalls reqairod. —Aitnur U Nathan, 33, Lower Qaeen ttrcat. is; ANTED,.,PhQtos, for, EnUrgempt, 'V» <- Mth(l>«r4td t_b*-'«i-ewiiln c r_y Wlttflbw, Price, from 3fi9.-K. K. Flpol. i\, ANIED, ta KpntorPutchasQ,)* 7 or W 8 ton'beck I'Bbtt.t-Apiily1 'Bbtt.t-Apiily ihirp>TH4. oaro of W. Jamleeon, Shipwright, Durham -8 tret t. WANTELttotPflrchase,«' Second-hand? 10 Mowe-pow- r "«rgine and Boiler; aleo. Travelling i-a'vr.bb_oh;aad:aay aPDU«n-;es suit able for i>mnll sa» mill.—Apply to Arthur H. Nathan, 33. Lower (jneen-strowt. \\! ANTED to Buy, 1 or _ first-class VT Cnrrlaao Hordes, not lotb than IS hands 3 inohes high; brown or bay preferred.—Apply W, Otowther. - - » a/ANTED to Bay, for Cash, an Allot v T mont or Oottatie. In a KOCd position within 20 mlnuteB1 wal* of Post Offloe - Address M. K. Asplnalt Hobeon-etreet, oppotits Munro and Mllllgan. WANTED, Bayer, for a«quantity of Gentlemen's Kashlosablo Cut Real Tweed Overcoats, at 28s 6- eaoh. ih ea Uooda nta rf tho best ctyles in Heather and Grey Mixtures, and oannot be m.tohed under 12s.— J»meß aoutt. General Draper, c>lithler, ftc, so, London Home, Vfecorift-jtrßet West and Nel- Bonetieat, Auckland. ANTED to Sell, nice Boarding-house of 12 rdorhs,;Closo tooityj'also, a Gro cery business.—Arms trong&Co.,Kstato Agents, 177, Qneepßtroct. ANTED to Sell, a-Dress Suit in first olass condition, for a moderate-sized man.—Apply by letter to BLW., &t.b offloe. V&7 ANTifD~.Known — Just received,- W^ € Irf j an t a - v(rnit. SllK Hoodi, to bo sold about hilf usual price; also, a lot of damaged umbrellas, to ba cleared out at Is 6d eaoh.—J, G. Brown, Parnell. - •■ ANTBD IKN.OWN—Another,: Grand Lot of Cheap Boots: at Dam pier's Book Shop, Viotorla-streot. Hartlonlara soon. ANTED* KNOWN -v;COm!ortable Botrd and nealdenoa, 3 minntos' w»lt from Newmarket Station.—Mi. Korrij, Carlton Gure Road. %S7 AKTfcD H.a <J "V « —OaJUP XIM ■ Vf .Bttaf OB__PiT.( _-___H»_ujd another kinds ol Hulldius Matoriale, osa be purchased Cheaper and bettor thao anywhere els« at the _"Brda ot D. Go_ni_. Albe)rt.tro<3». There belnß no manufactory for Joinera' Timbor oir the pre raises. »hs onstomer has an additions) opoor tnnity of tinttintt stir erlor Umber. Wheeh-lghts" Material' always In sipnk. \A! i»NTKD Known—and well known.— Mosloy's Hosiery, Brettlo's Hosiery, Leicester Hosiery, at Robson'B Melbourne House, I dionsonby. WANTED KNOWN—Samples of some of the Goods being sold off (with pricet) are now In tbe window at tho Hnbacm-Btreot Shop. Further partlofllaru soon.-W. H. Dam pier. WANTED, the Ladies of Ponsonbyand Dlstriot to oil and inspect the new and oheap Millinery, at prioes to tolt all olasaes; also, tiew Goods in God and Black Luetras and Cashmeres, on whloh an allowance ot 2a in tho & Will be made. A splendid lot ot Blankets for 9» 8d; good Bargains io Hearth Rusts and Door Mats, from 3s fid; Crettones, Table Covers, Quilts, Underclothing; Cheap Lines In Hosiery, V anoy Di gib Gooiin. Dreasmaking in the Latest Faßhior,s.-HEMINGW»Y'S Cheap Drapery Establishment (ornerot Union and Pttterson treete). V reeman's Bay. ANTED SEEN, tne ladies' House Bout-, 2a 0 1 and Si ; ladles' -Uppers, _«; a d tVio Ladies' hlgb-hB1" Evening Shoes, 3s fid, at Datnpier's Boot chop, Victoria-street. WANTKD KNOWN—Button "looks, 2d each; Long Leather Boot Laoe*. Id ' the pair, or S.i the dozea ptira—at Sampler's i Boot ahop, Viitorla-streat. 1 'ftISTANTEDKNi -WN, that Mrs Vv alters, ■ V» Hobson-street. has Removed to Pitt street, where she has Opened a BYcsh Stook 0 ' MllUnery.



Wanted. WANTED, at once, good Walter, 355; Hurmaids, 25a; (iener-1, 20s; horel Generals. 15a; 16 Generals. — Mrs Klsmore'a Reglsty. . *a/ rtJNTKJD to Purchase, a Spring Cart v t or Waggonette suitable tax a settler, also a liaht Tip Dray.—Apply to Mr W. B. Htzard. 166 Qneen-street. WANi'i-1), a Clicker able to cut to meaa_re.—Young Bros,. Dorham-Btreet Rut. V\T AN TED. w_at do yon want? Men's stoorf Military Books, worth fld. tor 61, or 3 pairs Is 4.d 1 If so. go to James Soutt. General Orapur. Clothier, 5.0., &n, London Home, Vlotorhi-atreet West and Nelßon-»treet, Auckland. N.8.--AII the New Goods (or tho corning sea son now oponlDg up, W_» 1»" r-r.uW N — ' That LONRRGA.N and PURGBLL have commenced Business aa PLUMBKtta ana QAPF»TTKB3, &o, at the foot of Grey-street, opposite I*. Koeter's Boot Factory. All Orders entrusted to.them will be executed In a thoronnh and workmanlike manner on the ehorteat no tice, and moit 1 e«son»blo terms. ANTEDTtoSell^Fresh Eggs.—Kew's, VlctO'la street. ~*& ANIED to Lend Small Suma of V V Money, from £5 to fiS). on good security, payable by weekly instalments or otherwise,— Armstrong and Co.. Estate Agents, 177, Qaeec- Btreet. \\T ANTED to Sell, Lease and Good-will *" of a nloa BoariilDg-house adjaoent to Qaeen-Btreet; aleo Hote's. l*rge and imill.— Armstrong and Co., Kstato Agents, 177, (jueeo e treat. W^aFTED KNOWN-Liverand Bilious TV Tonlo—A preparation for Bilious and Liver Complaints. Indigestion. BhenmitUm, Pains In tha Bide, &o. Pi-laa 2/.—Banderton' ggrangfthnpo Road. Auckland. Wiv.N ED, Teuctera tor Urazing Mount Tl.vorla with horses and sheen Condi tions to be ssen at offloesot Ueasrs O. Mays and K.andK.Duder, Devonoort. Tbe highest or any tender not peoeeaarHy acoept-d. ■ 1. ANTED the Ladies to Know that Mnnro and Mllllaan, Hobson-street, have secured the servioes ot a first oUss Mil liner, and are now prepared to Buppl» millinery n all ltg br-nohot on the shortest notice. •*/ ANTED, Customers to supply them V » with Good Hreen Malzn dally, of every second day tt requlredt aa reasonable as I can; and that 1 would bo thankful to the public far a share of support. — Apply to G. Barry, Remuera; WANTED KNOWN—Female Correc tive rillD-For Dropsy, swollen Legs, Debility. Cold, and General Irregularities, they invariably relieve. 1/ per box.—lianderton's Dispensary. Karangahape Road. \\7 AN l'uD KNOWN—Samples of some V V of the Goods being soid oil («ith prices) are now in the window at the Hobson-Btreet Shop,, Further particulars soon.—W. H. Dam pie-.



VV ANTED KNOWN—If you want to V» tee the latest Fa»hlon (Autumn and Winter. 188S), hare a gl&noe at Mnnro and Mllllaan'a Tailoring Window, in Hnhson-Btreet. AN IED KNOWN- Samples of some of the Goods being sold off (with prices) are now In the window at the Hobaon street Hhop. Further Dartleolars soon.—W. H, Dam- Dior. *«;AfTED, Everybody to Know that ■ Charles Kelsey & Co. keep no Imitation SUve? Jewellery of any kind. The whole of their largo and choice Stock is guaranteed to be real Silver.—Charles Kelsey & Cc, two doors below Morrins', Ironmongers. ; ANTED~KNOWN, another erand Lot ot Lirilei', Gents', and Children's French Boots, at Dampier. Boot Shop. Vic toiiasireo. W ANTED, all Buyers of Silver Jewel »» lery to knowithat Charleß Kelsey & Co. have arranged for Constant Additions to their Stock of tho very Newest Designs. They keep no imltatious. consequently they guarantee everything they sell.—Charles Kelsey & Co., two doors Polow MorrlnB1, Ironmongers. ANTKD SEEN, the Men's Buff Slippers, for'is; and tha cheap lot of Men's Boots at Dampier'a Boot Shop, Victoria strost. WANTED KNOWN—Samples ot some of the Goods being sold oi?< with prices) are now In the window at the Hobson-Btreet i-hop. Further particulars Boon.—W. H. Dam pl»r. WANTKD KNUW«—Samples of somp of the Goods bolng told off (with prioes) are now in the window at the Hobsonstroet Hhop. Further particulars soon.—W. H. Dam "vi/1 ANTED S«EN, tho Ladies' High- VT heel Prnnella Boots for 5a Oil; and the oheap lot of Infant*' lioota and Hhoes, at Dampler'H Boot Shop Vlotorii street '



»»; ANTED KNOW N- A. O. STEPHESSON, DRAPER, NEWTON, Has Jub- OP-^fBD Up NEW VKLVETHKNS, speoial value, M) yard NKW a \TINS, 1/9.2/6, to 5/8 yard NEW SILKS, splendid Lyons, i/6 yard NKW BOBIXRY, i\i upwards NSW DOLMANS, weU trimmed, 26/ NKW UL9TKKS. 3/6 to 85' eaoh NEW JACK UTS. splendid value, at 7/8 NKW UNDBROLOCHlNG.allßtylesandprices NEW H.VTB, in Straw, ftc 61 upwards NKW FKATHBKB,I/6 to .1/ eaob NX *v FLOWERS, /2J to 3/6 eaoh i NKW TAPBBTRY OARPKTS, S/6 per yard NSW LONG LACK CURTAINS, /»), 1/, 1/3 and 1/0 per yard NKW SHORT CURTAINS, lt\ to 1/ per yard NSW FLANNELS, 35 piooes, Hi to 3/6 per yard NKW BLANKKXB, fuU Sine, All Wool. 18/fl per pair NKW OLOTHING. In great variety. DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY ON THE PRBMI3-S. A. O. STEPHENSON, KAK4NGAHAPK ROiU. WANTED.— Hosiery 1 Hosiery! — Men's, Women's. Boys', Girls', and Children's, just opened at Bobson's Melbourne House, PonflO-by. _ \\f ANTED.—The best stock of Winter Vt Hosory in Ponsonhy is to be found at Robson's Melbourne House. Como and see thorn. f ANTED—Go and See the Ladies' Klaßtio Side Imitation Kid Boom for 3a 6d at Damplar'a Boot Shop. Ylotcrin-street. ANTKD KNOWN-Samplesof some of the Goods being sold off (with prioes) re now In the windaw at the Hobson-street -hop. Further pariiomar. soon.—W. H. D»m nier (iv ST t^_.KKEPIfRS.—A youne Man desires a Re-engagement as Manager of a Country Store. Has a good general knowledge of the trade, and can produoe excellent refer ences.—Address H.M., office of tho paper. Qpodepn's Aroftde.



00 GOOD SON'S OOD ~ SON'S DJOQ r_ce LONDON LONDON ARCADE. ARCADE. The accident to our verandah has deprived us tor the time being of the display in four of our windows, but tho Aroade stalls remain the same, and, according to our usual custom, ' we most cordially invite inapeo tion of our goods, irrespective of any purchase being made, and hope our friends will not hesitate to look around within, though deprived of the usual faollitcs without, by the serious accident we have sustained, S8 ii OO OO GOOD SON'S. /-IOOD_ SON'S. OOD " SON'S. VXOOD ~ SON'S, UIW -ficQ "~"~ , personal. MR SAKGASON would oblige by at once returning the Watch whloh was given him by mistake for his own last evening.! MR SIMMONDS, passenger per Mana pouri, is requested to call at 41, N.Z. Insurance Buildings, for a telegram of Import ance. Borough JNotsces. "DOROUGH OF PAKNELL. I berebv aprolnt a Sitting ot the Parnell Borough Connoli at their Office, Mannkan i< oad, on MUNDaY, tbe 30th day ot April insfc, at 7=30 p,m., to Revise the Bnrgess List. tROBERT WIUtKR. ! Mayor, Dated 20th April, 1883. . r . ', fiMJHU FOR; JNDIwESTION-TONIC \ J BALSAM, a Genuine Liver hegul-tlon, 1 Pike 3j a. bottIe.—3BABLAND i- G<J. (opco slte Post-affloel. - ;.i i



j To Let. FOWKE, TO LET, on 70 miles of gas mains, in the city and suburbs of Auck land. Engines from ito 100 h.p. Inc ioated. Con nnmptlon of gas, trom 18 onblo feet ot gas per Indloatefl horse-power per hone lor ths larger slzen. to 25 feet (or the smaller. Suitable for Engineers, Woodworkers, Printers, Firewood Dealeri!, Boot and Shoe Manufacturers. Fodder Ussier', Maltsters, Sausage Makers, &0., So., and for Amateur's Lathes and Fret Saw;. The ecglne ones firewood at 2d per ton, and at inter mittent nolsting work the ooet 1b sometimes as low as laßd per day for a 31 hp. engine, the engine running all day. Thirty-five Otto Gas Engines ara now erected In Auckland For terma and oondUions, apply to the Secretary, Auokland Gai Campany (Limited), Fott-streot. Blzoa In Btocfc -j, 1, 2. Zj 8.12h,p. TO BE List', House witti Z3 rooms, Wnllesley-street. gas- and water laid on; suitable for tchool or bo&rdlDg bouse,—Apply to Mr Webb, Lyoenm Hall Music Sa'OOD, Hobßon atreet. ■•.,-. ■ r|<o BB LEV or Sold, House with 12 I rooms, dellehtf ally sltaated at Ponsonby: lawn ana erounds, eloping to the beaoh, fall of fruit and ornamental trees. — Apply to Mr Webb, Lyceum Bali MudoSaloon. Hobaonot. i|^O LBT, in; Upper Symonds-atreet, an I 1 Unfurnished Room with fireplace; refer ences required.—Apply to Fisher's Post-offlce, Upper Symonds-Btreet. • eIO LET, a Front Boom, with fireplace, I furnished or unfurnlahul,—Apply to Mra Molntoah, Upper Unlnnntreet. LET, an Eight-roomed House in I Aloxanilra-Btreet— Apply to Fiynn and O'flellly, Bsotaallers, Wellealey-atreet. TO LET, a New Shop, near corner of Aberorombteand Symandu-Btieots, «as and water laid on; rent moderate—Apply to P. Vanghan. 18, Insnranoe Boliatngg. ~ ry*O LKT, in the Suburbs, a, nice four -1 roomed Cottaue ; well, task, Harder, and oUthoOß6B.—Apply 'Ihomefl Mncky. Fort at. TO LET, a broomed House.—Apply to' J. Clarkson, corner of Gfundry and .iieter streeta. Newton. " . . , , '|"O LET, in Yatborouph-street, Pon " sonby, a very pleaeantly-altDatea i balcony Rouße; xood aea view—apply at Bennett's Drapery Warehouse. Uqeen-atreet. ' r v\O LKT, 2 or 3 Kooms (furnished or JL' unturnlshed). Aubnrn-Btreet, Kjbor Pass Botd.—Apply Stah offloe. \ v» U LET, a Six-roonn;d uouse in York- I street, Newton,—,ii.ply to Thomaa Hayes Qrooer, Upper Pltt-Btreet. ripo LKT, a 4-roomed Verandah Cottage 8 In King street, Ponaonby. — Apply nezt door._ . , . - ■ . ..,-„. TO LBT, 2 Broomed Houses, with store room and cellar to oivoh.—Apply to J. Irwln, top of Wakefleld Bireet. : ■ ru^Q LXX, ShoL and 5 rooms with fixings, I H 'bson-atraot (oppoelte Monro and Milli gan's>.—Aoply toM. Martin. Nelson streat. , '■|'1O L"T,' thoce very desirable aod cen» I trally situated Premises now In occupation of Messrs B. Gittos & Sons (who are removing opposite), Wyndhamstreet, juat at junotion or Queen-Btieet.— FullparticularsfromD.F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. 'I O LET, or for Sale, cheap, at Avon- L. dale a New Four-roomed House, Stable, &0., with 10 aores of good land- -For particulars apply to F. Hastings. Charlotte-street, New North Road. .__ ; •| O LET (Kemuera)-To Let, p (veiling 1 House and 6 Acres, Victoria Road, Remnera.'next below residence of D; B. Cruick-' Bhank, Esq., and at present occupied by Mr Denis Kelly. The property is very pleasantly situated. House contains 6 rooms and out buildings.—D. F. Kvans, Land Agent, Queen street. : ■ TT\ p IK T, COUN TE V •STORK, Doing a iuyjnq BOSINEB3 In a thriving;



.. ■'" ■,' litol-tot. ; ; .':: Apply to U. ROBERTSON, Symond-sreet. " ■ iy. OR T H sH O RE. HOUSE i to Let In Good Positions.—Apply, R. &R.DUDKK, Devonnort -tore. OFFICKB and Sample Kooms To Let.— A p ply to New Zealand' Tweed Co., Queen street. Meetings. •t^lS-itsliw^iii-iliC-* np AT T BBS A L L'S CLUB WILL MKBT ■ ■, ax' BIGHT O'CLOCK ■ ;: , "'': ' .'. THIS (FRIPAV) EVENING. W. PBROIVAL. Secretary.



A R A LODGE, 348, I. C. An Bm«rgenoy Meeting will be held In tha Lodgeroom, Freemasons' Hall, THIS (Friday) EVKNING. at 7.30 o'cloo- charp. By order of the W.M. - W. J. RK-3. Seoretary. pOULTRY ASSOCIATION. The Adjourned Meeting of this Association will ba held THIS KVhnING, at the Kdon Hall, at half-past 7 o'cloote. pOSPEL TEMPEKANCE MISSION. BLUK TJIBBON \BMJ. _Uis XiIBSON AkmX. A MONSTER MEETING Will be held in . t The THBATRE ROYAL on FRIDAY NEXT, April 20, at 7.30 p.m. Chair to be taken by the REV. S. MAOFAR-ANK, Pkksidknt. Addreasss will be delivered by REVS. G. a MONRO (Presbyterian), T. SPUKGEOtf Baptist). A. RKID (Wesloyan). J. E. DAVIS (Anglioan), J. JACK-ON (S.M.S. Diamond). MUSIO BT TEIB7 BAND OF HOPE UNION OHOIK. BANKEX'B Hy_Wß WIUi BB USED. ' ADMISSION FHKB-. Collection at the doors to defray expenses. Tickets for Dross Clrole (Free) may ba ob tained from Messrs Meus. Stationer (Queen stree>). Bong (Newmarket), French (Newton). Gladdlna (Mount Rden), A. Cox (Forth Shore), "Free Press' Office, or any Member of the Committee. . . Board and Eeaideuoe. -/■IKOYDON' VILLA, Vincent-street.- A V.' very comfortable Slngio Room vaoict. rirst-olaBS table kept; 253 per week. Baths.— Mrs Fuller.



BoAhD and KHSIDENUE iv a private family for one or two Gentlemen; Urge lorty rooms; within ten aalnutos wait from Post Offloe; terms modera,te.—eH, Bt_b Offloe /VOYERNOR BKOWNK HOTEL \JT HOBSON-iTBJSET. ~ BOABDiNn Lodsino__ 20a. per Week oinqlb Room _~.,,,,,,9&, per Week Medical. re-HE NKW American Remedy fur Sea- I_ Bio-ness, Sodium Bromide, has been very sncoessful.!».—O. W, Goodson, London Arcade. THE BAKING POWDER parexcellance 1 is AIOKIN'S DERATED BAKING POWDER. ; "The Most Economical." "Yields more Yeast Gas/1 Pure Material only. Not Mixed -with Rice Row or Alum. In tins at Is 6d and 2s 6d. Special Price Wholesale.- ; 11 '-. , < < ' Address:— THE PHARMACY, QtTE_N-6TBE_T. EJNDERSON'S SUPERIOR BATTTKfI POWDER. INVICTA BRAND. ■ MEDICAL HALL. Opposite Three Lamps, Ponsonby, Anokland. Haslhtt's MITCHAM XJiVANDEB WaTKR IS A MOST KBFRFSHIVS PERFITMK FOB HAND KKIiCHIBF OB SIOK KOOM. In BatUee at 1/6. 2/B. 6/0,7/6, and 10/fl Eaoh. ENGLISH ~Fh ASMiOY, 184, QUEKN-STEKKT. AMES C^ ATE B, DISPKNBING AWD FAMILY CHBMIaT (M-MB-B PH_BX_r~OTIOA_ SOOIBT-I, BOBSOM-aTBKKT. oloaa to WeUington-street, Auobxakp. N.Z SIIAKLAND'S CHEKRY PECTORAL, Absolutely the best remedy ever made for COUGHS, BRONCHITIS. AND OOLDS. Prlo?, 2s 6- and _s 6d a Bottle. BHARLAND fc CO» opposite Pcst-nffloe. npuE ECLECTIC PHARMACY. The acme of elegant Medical EstabUahments. Top ol Grey stbkkt. Corner of Pitt-bib__t, CHARLES BUTCHER. RATS I RATS I KATSI-Use SHARLAND'd PHOSPHOR PASIK. Rats eat it greedily, and die; no smell. l'rioe. One Shilling a Bottle. :' SHARLAMD fc CO.. opposite Post-offloe. DOCTOR AKNOLD'SPENNY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS,—The most popular medicine of the day. Price, 2a 6d a box.—Colo nial Agents: Sh_bland & Co., opposite the Post Office. ■ ■ . WO R M 8- AU ehlldren snfler from thorn. If euspeoted, ask for the Certain Cow, SHAKLaND'- WOKM PUWDKK3,I/paoket, Arothnnftriaa Hall, onnn-ite Poit nfflca. /■IOOTACHE 011-liS — Inatantaneons I Ke!ief.t)lJoNT_LGlOj Is bottle.—SHAE- L_ND:__CO. (opposite Post-ofilc?). "-"<



J For Sale. I EfOR SALE, 25 Shares (in part) in the • 6- Industrial and Provident Bulding Sooiety Of Auokland.—Apply to S. Vlokera, 6, inßurance ] ' Buildings. IjiOK SALE, Two Shop Windows and J? Double Door—Apply to T. Belcher, Upper Quwn-atreet. FOX SALK, a Cutter Yacht, 14* tons. -Apply to H. B. Morton. aiMJK SALE, on Building Soci ty's " principles, new well-finished four-roomed Verandah Cottage at Mount Eden—cheap.— Edward Wayte, ground floor, 177. Qneen-street. FOX SALB, 50 Bank of New Zealand Bharea.-Apply Jame. Reid, No. 9, In- Buraneo ijulldlnga, Uuesn-stroat, Auckland. UK SALE OK LKAUE (Northcote) Handsome Villa Be idenoe, new and Bplandldly finished o—. bow window, &a, &a; grand view, and a beautiful allotment, with water frontase, about 60 x 2GO, partly fenced and planted, within three minutes walk ot Scokea'e Point Wharf. Terms very easy.—D, F. Evane, Estate Agent, Qaeen-3treel. __ ■jtOK ABSOLUTE SALE, at Mount 'BD Kden, a new. well finished, and faithfully bnllt Verandah Cittaße of four rooms aaa ecullery, fitted with register grate, kitchen range, tunic, fire, &c, &c Splendid allotment (volcanic). 33 x 145; situate, the Avenue, Mden dale Price. £25 o*ah; balance on snoh terma as agiead upon.—Apply to Messrs faibby and Fletcher, on the premises; or to D, F. Kvane, Kstate ARent, Queen-street. (MS) U^OK IMMEDIATE SALH (a bargaiu), » House of 7 rooms, fitted with register grate, colonial oven, stood well, and three allot ments, each 33x99. Must be sold at once. A bargain. Price, only £190.—D. F. Evans, Kstate Agent, Queen-street. (7J6( FOX IMMKJUIATE SALE, Comfort . able Villa liwldetice and Rood corner Allotment, SO x 100, Bltuate near All Saints Church, being corner ot Poneonby Terrace and Bayard-street; the House la almost new. con tains five rooms all in good order, and Is fitted with cupboards, register grate, gas, oven, etc.; wood-shed, wash-house, fowl-house, etc- I have positive instructions to sell, as <he owner Is leaving Auckland,— D. V. Kvans, Estate Agent, next" Herald," Queen-street. No. 618 tjlOJtt IMMEDIATE S ALE. - Comfort- Mj able Seaside Residence.—Bella Vißta. near Home Bay, Pon'sonby. Very comfortably and pleasantly situated. Resldenoe ot 6 room*, &c. with Stable, Outhouses, &c. together with' about 2J »ores sardeD, orchard, paddocks, &c, &c hvory faolltty tor boating and bathlnK, with splendid view. Qood spring of water. TbU property is fo- absolute sale, and is sur« to flod a ready purchaser. It being the only prop erty with water frontage, comprising about 700Ct, now in the market. Any fnrtherparticu lars oin be obtained from Mr Geo. AHert, on the premises, or Irom I). F. Evans, Land and Katate Agent. ____ BJiOK iSALE, HacKett-street, Fonsonby, P New Verandah Villa of Six-roomß, fitted with Register Grates. Colonial Oven, Cnp board, Dresser. &0., o:ose to the Beach. Price. £350.— 1). F. Evans, Ketate Agent, Quean-street, next Bank of Australasia. 749 . ; TO BAKERS AND 01 HERS. -Valu able and Mrat-claes Business, situated on Manukau Koad. Parnell. conßiating of Hand some and Commodious bhop and Dwelling, oos tsln'ng nine rooms, pantry, bath-room, scullery, baloony (back and front); splendid large Baker's Oven, dough boxes, flour loft, stable, and nn merons outbuildings; larg^ Freehold Alotmsnc (double (rontagf). In oil, a flrit-clnss and very o mpact Baker's and Con'ectionet's Premises, all in capital working order.—if nil particular* at office of V. F. Evuns, Estate Agent, Qaeen etreet. ■-- ■ . 073)' ■ PIANOFORTE (a fine Rubinstein), will M be sold oheap; the progeny of a lady ;oing to England, "-o parftat, with all modern mpti vemems, Beldom for Bale.—To be Been.at 8. H. Webb aid Co.'a lluslo fculoon, Lyoeum Hall, Hobaon-street.



i Business Notices. EDUCTIuN ! t> EDUCTION I EDDOnON I XVEDUOTION 1 E. WOOD AND CO, BATE THI3 DAY ° REDUCED MUTTON TO— LKG W LOIN CHOPS i& fork: quarters 2a BOILINGJBBKF. 2JI to 3d ROASTING BKBF id to 6d A LARGE SUPPLY OF FIRST-OLABS MEAT DAILY. 111. IT OOD AND Co., CHEAPSIDE HOUSE, Kewton. Wm. Me Arthur & Co., AUCKLAND. TO DBALBBS IN FANCY GOODS, KAKTHKNWAKK, CHINA AND GLA AND GENERAL STORKKKBPKH3 Plain and Faccy suanrery Perfumery and Toilet Sosp« Brußhware and Combs Table and Pooket Cutlery S.P. and B.M. Goods Iron Bedsteadi Mlirorc and Fancy STornltnro Clocks, W atchea, and Jeweller? Tobsooo, Cigars, and Pipes Matical Instruments Earthenware, China, and Glass Vases. Flower-stands, &o. Parian Ware, Pictures Purseo, Band Boss, and Basket) OrloketiEg Appointment) lawn Tennis and Badminton ■ Archery and Croquet Indoor Games. Toys, Sea. - , A . x g g- BKBSWAX! BESS WAX 1 Purobneed In any quantity for Casb. Buyers of Ftmsns and Muntz Metal. Having purchased In China s Pine Agsort ment of Teas himself, JAMBS AH KEW oan confidently recommend them, and trusts that all his old Customers, and the Public generally, will av&U themsolveo ot tbls splendid opportonlty and oall early to bny his Snperior Congou, Best Flavoured Kooloo, Shouohoog, and various Mixed Teas, suited to every tastei He has also on band Japanaee Ware, Preserved Ginger, Orookerywnrej Silks, Handkerchiefs, and oiher oommodlties too numerous to mention. Note the Addressi— JAMBd AB KBW fc CO,. 834. Qneen-atreet. rf^LEABING-OUT SALE OF \j CDTLKRY. THOMAS SAMUKL. beinfl- oomoellea to Clear ont Ms Stock ot Catlery In oonseqaenoe of the PREMIduS COMING DOWN and no other Shop being obtainable, is now SELLING OFF the whole ot the Stock at an enormous Ssorlflot-. The goods are from the best Sheffield makers, and will have to be sold at any price. ConßlstlDK ot— Best Ivory Table and Dessert Knives. Lootwood's and Johneon'a Best Pooket Knives. Bleotro-plated Forks. Spoons, Cruets, &G. Nevada and Nickel Silver Folks and Spoons. Superior Boluaora and Reaora.



wholesale: and ret ail, THOMAS SAMUEL, IMPOKTHR OF CUTLERY. 18, Queen-Btr et (Opposite Town Clook>. ■f'TNDIA AND CHINA TEA X ■ WAREHOUSE." NO. 95, VICTORIA-STREET. IN THE MATTER OF "GENUINE INDIAN TBA&" I bfg to notify my customers, and all whom It may coooera, Thit my Indian Teas are mostly from Caloutta, via Melbourne; that tbe treat bulk of my present Stock paesed through the Vlotorlan Customs during the severest disons- Blon that has ever taken place In the Colonies on what Constitutes "Fare Tea;" when the effort was actually made to rains the Government Standard there higher than that adopted by the Board of Trade, ixmdon. Further :-That, as nearly the whole of my Stock carries the " Cal outta Syndicates" Mark, and their Agents In Melbourne being Messrs J, Henty and Co., no higher guarantee oan be given of their purity than they offer on behalf of tbe Byndloato, / FrkDK. WHITEHEADi TBK IMPORTgB' AUCKLAND. Cabinetmakers. >~n & o~ <m ook b, : 44 AND 46, VIOTOHIA-STRBET, Bog to draw the attention of Ladles and Gen tlemen furnishing to their LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF ■piUENITUEE, comprising Drawing and Dining-room Suites Iron and Wood bedsteads, Wardrobes wiih glass panels. Sideboards, Cheffoniers, Hall Tables and Hatstands, Office Tables, Chimney and Toilet Glasses, Dining Tables. Cane Chairs in great variety, Toiletware, Drawers, Wash stands, &c, &c rjARPETS, Including Brussels, Tapestry, Kidderminster, and Felt Carpets, Hearthrugs, Coir and China Mattings, Stair Carpets, lanoloum. Floorcloth, Door Mats, Wool Mats, Bed-rcom RugSj &o. TDEDDINa of all kinds and of the best quail ty. Hair, Wool, Flock, Cocoa Fibre, and Flax Mattresses, Spring Mattresses, including the Paten, .Wire wove Mattress :Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; Kapok Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, and Pal liasse T. & I.~COOKE, 46, ViCTOKIA-STREST. [Factory, ElUott-streetJ Money rp -| a\ iO £10,000 LENT on Building d&JLvS Society principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List ol Properties for sale on 4th page. Six per cent, allowed on money deposited for investment— C. Wiixum.-on, Land, Rotate, and Financial Ages «ri Valuator.' S-Vnlcan Luna j^ a M o V A 1/. The Business of the AUCKLAND LOAN OFFICK, Queen-street, has baen removed to Monte De Piete, Darby-street. AH communi cations or letters for J. H, Noameagen to bo eft there.



Lectures, Concerts, &c. A UCKLAND Presbyterian Mutual Im' XjL provem»nt .luajclneion—An Inaußural Entertainmart in csnn^otion with the above Association will bo h.ldin St. James's H»U on MONDAY EVKV>N», J3rd Instant. Short ppeeohes will ba delivered by eeteral mlnlsteta. and an excellent rroßramiue of mus!o In being prepared b/ hi. James's Choir. Admission- Free. Commßnoe as 8 o'clock.—B. SMART, Secretary. p O N C E R ~X : V^ In Newmarket Hall, in Aid op St. Lucu'd Ougin Fo»r, ■■; ;\ t On M>M)&Y. 23rd April. 1883, Doors op^n at' 7 30; Concert 10 commence at 8. Admlasioa-One eat Hnn and Sixoenoa- • '•'■ ! i .-. J-iQatand Pound. • . rJIWO PKDNDS KewaßD. Lost or • Stolen (six weeks back), a thorough-bred Collie Bitch with owner's name on collar.—The above reward will be paid on delivery to W. J. Harst and Co. jAnyono retaining some after • , this notice, will render, themselves liable to > prosecution. ~'..;,..'.* ■ "I * t S. jKEWAkD.—Strayed,- from pta. I°* huhn, on i pril 12th, a Blue Heifer neat calvlcg, with tar brand Nn. 5.-Auyone rstnrn- ' Ing tf.e same to John Lomney. Otohuhn, wIU receive the aboTJ reward. '■■■■'■ . Ml \ > a OST, yesterday, between Sanford's aad . ■ J Prince of Wales Hotel. Black Puroe con taining money. Numbers of notes known,— Apply Prince of Wales Hotel. LOST, a Treasury Cheque value £&~\ Payment is stopped.—los roward wUlbe_>" paid on leaving the came at G. H. Lavers's, Queen-street. - -■ ___. LOST, a Silver Locket containing photo. of lady, and some h&lr.—Lflnoer liberally rawardnd on remrcicg to Mcore and Towns- _ bend, gort-Btteet : - • LOST, on Saturday last, two Hings, one set with diamond, tho other with opals.— Handsome reward if left at Star office. inoifNO, "a~Fox Terrier "Slot; hashpdrj 8? , pud recently- The owßer o»n have gams "j by anpijing to A.' Moswtn, at Hesfieth ami -» Alokli,'g, Qnaen-Btreet.. §7*OOND, aSbeepDog; collar No. 19.—' -»-'. .Apply Joe Johnston, Cab Stand. _ the beach between Notth m_ . H?aa a? 4 tho Wade, a large Punt, about 30ft in length.—For particulars apply at the Stab Office, or to Mr Wallace, Takapnna. ftp OUJSD, a Parcel in Upper Queen-street." s!' £}■' ' —Apply Stab Office. ']",■ t i~°



... Educational. ' /'■. l .i r: . i -i MISS VAILE'S Painting andDrawine Clrb 1 meets at 3 p.m. on S&TUBDAx aFTKKNOON, Ladlea nnd Gentlamen please forward names Immediately, .■■, ~;,_: ANTED, Members for Private Dane ins Class. Monday Evenings; Juvenile Class. Saturt1 ay; 10sper quatter.—Mra Weloh, >i' Grey-street. . I .. , Hlcclesiaaticai.::. /^IRaFION ROAD WESLEYAN VTj,., 01 .., ~ OBgBOff,; .. , Baa<rr , a The Aunlveraary Servloeß of thia;Chnroh • will^beheld on SUNIiAT, 4prflJ22na, when* Sermons will be preached in cue Morning by the Key. MoKetzle Fra-er, at 11 o'clock : in the Evening, by the Key. George Bond at 6 30. ■ tin the following TUKSDaY, instendiotth« ■' nsoalsoiree, ihe Rbv. Alexander .'SBid will de-.' Uver a Leotnre, " Eetninleoencea of Palestine." Chair to be taken at 7.30 o'clock-, During tho ovenlng the Choir will render several pieces ol Saorea Mnalc. Admlsßlon free, but a'Coller. tlon will be made at »il the Servloea ia aid of tno Choroh Trnet Knnd. ORNINGSIDE SCHOOLROOM.— The Rev. G. B Monro will Breach on. Sanday, at 2.30 o'olook p.m. Shipping. j^£g. KTOTICE TO CON. r SIGNEBS. '^'Sia BißQUiffi| ArßoM The abnve vessel will be entsred at Custoniß oa MONDAY MORNING, the 23rd lnst, at 10 o'clock. Consignees aro requested to Pass Entries und obtain Delivery Orders from the nntfcsigned without delay. A Sight Entry to ol>ar the vessel will be passed at 18 a.m. on WEDNES DAY next, the 25th inst. All careo impeding discharge will be landed ' and Btored at Conslgnoe' risk and expense* h. D. NATHAN & CO.. --- -- ■ ■ asAronta. - CAPTAIN STONK, of the Barque Anrlga, fill! not be responsible tor any ' Debts co atracted by hla Crew, without Ms ■■, written authority; • 1 Auoklana, 20th April,lßS3.,, , . ~,. , fi n^n Licensing' Notices* X LIC EN SING NOTICE.1 LICENSING DISTRICt'oF ONE-TREE HHi Notice is hereby given that the Quarterly Meetings of the undermentioned Licensing Meetings will be held at the hour ol noon, at Epsom Hall, on the First THURSDAY in the months of June, September, December, 1883 L and March, 1884. . J. OLDPHANT HUGHES, Clerk of the Licensing Committee. . f Drapery, &c.



rpHB CHEAP DRAPERY SALE ;., AT -■ •• |...-rji ~ .„, T. McMASTER'S IS DOMING TO A OLOSB »-. (Most of the Unseasonable Stock Is cleared out),' ' THB BALANCE WILL BE GREATLY : -,•, '; ' RKDUOBD. A LOT OF ; New Zealand (Kaiapoi) Blankets',- FIANHKLS, TWEEDS, ' I ■'■■i ■ AND ■•■ p -j'i Clothing jtjst opened, OFFKRED AT SALE PRICK& ' T.; - M°M"..£? v'^*™^ - { „ .252, QUEEN-STKEET. ~- v f T« -•—-Lr——^l— —_ '' ' " W\ '"Tnhixo Nptihes.. S'j'Z*" •> p>IVE (£5)? POUNDS- KEWABD. ■ ' ■""' '..''■ ft" ■ ■■•■.-'■'!■' ■*;'; The above reward .wili be paid to uroa* giving each information sb will lead to the oonvlotion of unj Briauthorieed peraon tonßdj," Posting Bills on the Stab Hoardings arocad 'M the City and Suburbs, h '\ J^OTICEOF REM OVAL.;: The Office of the following Companies la Bo- ' moved to the premises lately occupied by the ~ National Insurance ComDany, 83, Qaeea-street. Auojtland:— . .T^r,^ St. Heller's and Northcote Land Comnan* (Limited) .i. rfla'i Thames Gas Company (Limited) ■ Moanatalarl Gold Mining Company (Regis. Ooromwidol Just -In- Time. BiemMk n«rt Diana, Emnrees, Herald, HaurakL kirtS Kxtended.Nobto. New Golde? BehNe^... North fevon Keuben ParrVNew mSu kau, Thames Golden Crown. WaltokeKr tended. VSTaitekourl No. 3 Werahikn SS.- Waiotahl Gold Mtatcic OoaSSSMtfiSI-. F, A, WHITW, !' s ' ' ' ' ■ ' ■'' Manager TTIXTKnSION OF TIME FOR CLOS COMPASY^™ MBX °F APPLE ***** ' rec^vWlo^hß^ 10 'h * "*"• r *.' : J. T. MELVILLE. T.W. Hlok?pn and Co'a offloal? 0' Br* Km' WJ. KELLY'S (late U. Codlin'sl a COACH Leaves Ooehusga— Leires Auckland- -8.30 a.m. I2>oon a.SOp.m. -■: *Sop.m. .-. ,"J !VV Saturday night— Saturday D.',ght -8.30 o'clock U o'clock BUGGIES and Carriages for Hire at the Exohange Hotel ?,«bles, Prtace*«trß«t. Onchanga. 1 ■ ■- - W. J. KSLLY. Piwpriefar; - ' yy E A R MAG JS NT |J FOB ICE-MAKXNR MACHINKS, from £25 upwards BRBWKRS" REffRIGBBATINGMA OHINERr, lOK-ORBAM FRHEZINB J CHURNS, ICS SCALES, lOK •„:' .:'-'■■ PLANES. AU Utanßils for nf aklng Iced Drinks KNGINB, BOILERS, POMPS; DRIUfI, AMJ ; Plant of any kind Contraoted it or. ; • INGRAM AND CO., ' -' tMiW I, . ~: ~ Hteh-etreefc ,-:-■ .?«> rjIRiySEGQ.POWBITm the h£L .%> 7}d ptr tin ;»t How's. Victotfa-mreet.