INTERPROVINCIAL CRICKET MATCH.

Auckland v. Taranaki.

„ «rnß intetproviacial cricket match betwce _. Webt Coast team and the Aucklan •Representative hleven which recently mad tour of the Soutb, commenced this morn f 2 on tbe Domain Ground. With the ex tton of an occasional li .lit shower o Cf n the weather was fine. Iho wicke Unrated was not a very good one, but it i \Ti tiai ii » better could hay. tZ obtained on the ground. Then not a large attendance at the com lenient of the match, but tho numbe; ..dually increased during tho afternoon &ii« Artillery Hand was present, aud as lipd towards the general enjoyment bj playing a number of selections duiing th. afternooD. lhe Flay , Auckland won tho toss, and decided tc _. to first Play did not commence unti, non and even then all tho local players U°_ _ot put in an appearance. Majoi Tambert and Mr Mumford were appointed moires Wynyard nnd Barton represented _JKland at the wickets, tho latter tukin*. it tall from F. Ba. ley. Tbe third of tbe „ver was driven well into deop field for three, <■>• Bayley bowled from iheothercnd. Barton, having played the first three of t*..e Lr. placed tbe fourth nt squans-l-g for ..other three. The next over added a Sniilo to Barton's score, but he failed to get anything off G. Bayley's next, which wa. .ewrded as a maidcD. Wynyard played a maiden from 0. Bayley, and Barton got another single from the other end, Wyn w_ following suit off the last of ihe over, Tito we re recorded from byes, and the telefiraph showed 10. F. Bayley buwled ..other maiden to Wynyard, aud Barton opening his shoulders to Q Bayley, drove him splendidly along the carpet into deep field for three. Cutting the other bowler smnttly for a single, he WM indebted to cover-point for two more runs for the overthrow. The next ball from G. Bayley, breaking oft* badly, passed the long-stop, and three were added to the j .cores for byes. Wynyard cut v. Bayley! . ettily, but smatt iie.ding at cover-point j premted any ecoic He however, drove tbe next to the off for a single, and Barton drawing the next beautifully to Lng leg, added two more to his score. Wynyard tookanothor maiden fiom F*. Bayley, and Barton lifting the next from G. Bayley well to long-on had a clear life, the ball passing through field's hand*. Two were mn, and the batsman ihowed bis appreciation by drawing the next very prettily to long-leg for two. F. Bayley succeeded in taking Wynyard's •wicket with a " yorker " in the next over— 1-2—27—Atneil filled the vacancy, and a leg-by* camejf rom his first ball, Barton again drove F, Bayley neatly to the on l»r two (Telegraph : 30), and Arniel sustained his reputation for rapid scoring by cutting G. Bayley's next clean out of the ground for three. Both men obtained singles for neat drives, and Arneil took a maiden from F. Bayley, smart fielding preventing scoring from any of bis hits. Button also received two maidens from tbe other end and Arneil anotbor from F, Bayley. This bowler's next over also appeared as if it would be a maiden, but the last bill was prettily cut to tho boundary by Arneil for three. Maidens again came from both ends, The wicket w« not playing at all well, some of the balls "getting up" terribly. Ths successioa of maidens was again inteirupted. by a single obtained by Barton. A smatt shower passing over the ground at this stage of the game rendered it neces sary that a bag of sawdust should be brought into requisition. Maidens continued to come, and scoring for some time was very slow, and Birtun payed bis second to leg for a single (Tele graph : 40), Arniel also getting one from a leg-hit off the last of the over. F. Bayley's next * over was an expensive one for the visitors, Arneil putting tho second ball well to leg for three, and Barton converting the last of tbe over into a three by a pretty cut, Things now became more lively. Barton cut G. Bayley nicely for two, and drew him neatly to leg for a single, arneil finishing the over by an off drive for one. Telegraph, 50, Long-on allowed ono of Arneil's drives to get through bit legs, and one was credited to the batsman's score, Barton showed some of his "driving style" in oporating on F. Bayley's next ball, which was sent well into deep field for four, Arneil cut G. Bayley through cover-point's legs for two, and placed him prettily to the off for a single, Barton following suit for another. Telegraph—6o. Arneil got a single from an oftdrive. The bowlers changed ends, and G. Bayley made two unsuccessful attempts to "York" Amcil, who drove the last of tho over for three. Beresford, at mid-on, had a very difficult chance from Arneil, bat it was too diffi cult for him. Once again maidens wore re corded from both ends. AUCKLAND-IBTIINNINGS. Barton, not ont _ 69 Wynyard, b F. Bayley 1 Arneil, b Matheoon .. .. .. 48 Yates, not out 0 Extras 11 Total for 2 wlokets .. 125 The bowling analysis shows : F. Bayley, 72 balls, 29 runs, 9 maidens, 1 wickot, G. Bayley, 68 balls, 29 runs, 8 maidens, no wickets.

INTERPROVINCIAL CRICKET MATCH.

WELLINGTON, this day,

The cricket match, Nelson v. Wellington, commenced at noon to-day. A cold aontberly wind was blowing accompanied by frequent showers, fl elson won the to«s and vent in. The score before lunch was: - Fayne, tun out, 0 ; Watt, not ont, 1; H, Boddington, b Wood, 5; L, Fower, not out, 0; total, 6 for two wickets.

PONSONBY REGATTA.

EOREMOsr among the public amusements which will take place on Easter Monday is the Ponsonby Regatta, which will be the fifth annual aquatic festival hold in con nection with tbe western suburb. Until within the last month very little interest was exhibited in tbe event, and it was feared we were to have one less annual regatta credited to our port. However, at a very late stage a stroDg committee was appointed, and the result is that a very good regatta may be anticipated. At an early hour the B.s. Wellington, which is to ajjah do duty as flagship on this occasion, »ill be anchored midway between Shelly Beach and Nortbcote wharf, and at 8 a.m. a gun will be fired and flags hoisted an nouncing that the regatta will tako place. The first race starts at 9 a.m.

The Madge was shoved off the Reclama tion laßt night and appears in excellent trim.

The Lark is a now clinker-built boat built by Barton from a model by J. Stor* y. She will sail very well, but not well enough, Ths Ruby does not take part in the 13ft boat race this time.

Tbe Ely has a new suit of sails made out of 9ia cloths. They ret remarkably well, and are specially adapted for a breeze. The Apt is a Bay of Islands boat. She won the last regatta there, beating the Lively very easily. She is 18ft long, but considerably under tbe measurement. On a lead she will prove very fast. J. Collins (notD. George) is to sail the ■-weenie, which is being put in trim for the Mcond class opsn Bailing boat race. Neither the Transit nor Mills's Spray will take part in the regatta.

« Tips."

The only race, the result of which op- Pears difficult to prophecy, is that of four ton yachts. Four good boats are entered, J*. The Brothers, Lifuka, Sybil and Belie. H they have a lead it is almost a certain win for the Lifuka, or if on a wind with a Rood breeze, the Sybil. A stiff breeze will probably bring The Brothers well forward, as for the Belle, which is a nice looking boat, built by Hewson, she has yet to show -?« ability, and might upset tho "pot," so ." s no easy matter to say which is to be the winner, However, the following will be round pretty nearly correct: -

FiSHiNa Yachts,-Christina, 1, Scciabrs.— T. Farquhar, 1; A. Jones, 2. SjtcOND.c_.AKS Yachts.—Jessie Logan, 1. TWBNTY-FEBT OPEN BOATS.—Madge, 1; Gertie, 2. n Fouk-ton YACHTS.—SybiI, 1; Lifuka, 2; Brothers, 3. Sixteen Feet Open Boats.—On a wind: Ely _ ; Ap t 2. Loading: Apt, 1; Ely, 2.

. TmtiTEEN Foot Boats.-Una, 1; Chance, *i Glance, 3. , BIKOIES.—W. Bailey, 1. Married Msn's Kace, — Messrs W. *arouhar and J. Bigelow. ■rouß-OARBD Gies.—Fernleaf, 1. 6EMIOR 4MATEUK.-Fernloaf. 1. J&nior Amateurs.-North Shore, 1, MA»BMBAO»,-Peialeaf.J.

TELEGRAMS.

(From oun Own Correspondent.)

THAMES, this day. Bright Smile.— 401bs of spetinuns were got to-day from the stope. The crushing is shaping well.

New ?m <ck iMPKi iAi.—A lead is show iug in the face of tho drive in No. 5 level. Tho reef has been got on the right baud side of tho cro scut No. 4 level. No quartz in either placo has beon broken down yet. Kbarcmiuket, 12.30 p.m. :—Southern Cross : Sellers, Gs 9d ; buyers, 6s 3d. Im p.rial: G3s. Queen of Beauty : 28s 0.1, 295, 28a Cd; sellers, 29s 6d; buyers, 2Ss 6d.

Ct'KOMANDE., this day

j At the Police Court, beforeP, J. Ticrney, Dr. Hovell, and Captain Thomas, a man rained Ford was charged with shooting I'arkcs. The Bench dismissed the case. Ford was charged with threatening to stab Edwards with a bayonet, and wns bound over to keep the peace for 12 months. ♦ ■ i ■ TPKit TRESS ASSOCIATION.] CHRISICItURCfT, this day. A narrow escape from a Railway accident occurred on llie north lino yesterday even ing, 'ihe train left Clirixtchurch balf-uli liour late nnd on Hearing Southbrook nearly collided with the up train for Christcbuich, The cujines were but a very short distance fiom each other, when they were brought to a standstill.

A heavy soiitb-wcst cnlo is bloving, All ihe liucs south of limuru are iuntcrruptci.

DUNEDIN, this day,

An absurd tumour got abroad hero to-day that tho Kotomahana had goue ashore at 'he Bluff, 'Ihe fact is, however, the com pany here telegraphed to Captain Carey that ho need not sail to-day in the fuce of tbe gale,

One hundred old identities who arrived here by the first ship had a Bocial gathering last night.

The weather continues miserable, putting a stop to all out-door sports.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

(eeuter's telegrams.)

(Received March 24, 1.45 p.m.)

LONDUN, March 23,

Six men who were arrested at Belfast cbar.cd with conspiracy to murder Irish landlords have been tried and found guilty, but sentence has not yet been pronounced by the Court. THE QUEEK'-S HEALTH IMPKOV ING. The Queen ia improving in health, tho swelling up in the knee having gieatly lessened. ANARCHISTS IN FKiNCE. PARI?, March 22, Tho Anarchists, who wore recently ar rested hero on account of disturbances at the Place dcs luralidcs, have been released from custody.

SYDNEY, this day. Sailed, yesterday, Hauroro for. Wei linjiton.

THE QUEENSLAND G'>VI_KNM_.NT

AND NEW QUINEA

B USUANK, thisdny. It is reported here that tho Queensland Government has instructed tho Police Magistrate at Thursday Island to take possession of Aew Guinea.

AUCKLAND MULE ASSOCIA TION.

First Match.—Beck's Cup.

The Auckland l.iflo Association prize firing commenced this afternoon, the first mutch being for Beck's Cup. The firiog was at 200 yards and 400 yards Wo givo tho totals so far ss known up to the time of going to press :—

Purslow, 37; Weir, 44; l.ose, 27; Cooper, 3S; Lumiden, 34; Johnson, 34; W. s. Trayes. 41; Sterling, 39 ; Mackay, 32; Osborne, 25 ; S.Tavlor,3l ; Payne, 3G; Floyd, 39; Gill, 43; Loe, 38; Pitkethlcy, 34 ; J. VV. Leigh, 31; Maxwell, 34 ; Hou dersou,39; Hay,3C ; W0011ey,43 ; *oall, 33 ; Webster, 41; Moore, SS; White, 40; Taylor, 43; McCarthy, 35; Camrright, 22 ; Cameron, 37 ; Wa'son, 3S.

POLICE COURT.-This Day.

(Before Captain Daldy and F, G. Clayton,

E«q., Justices.)

FpiXKiNO Jnny.—Kugene Flynn was oharged with BtriKing John O'Gonno', and brul.lng his faeo. on tha 22nd inst. Prluoser. a blooming youth, Dleaded not gnilly.—John O'Connor, bar man at tho Auokl.nd Hot*', dopes*! that prisoner and eevtral you hB oiled at tho hotel on Thursday n'ght, ana atkt-d for drink*, but as they wero nndorage andßomswhai advanco. in lntoxlcitlon he refined to serve thou*. Prisoner beor an to thuse nlm, and wanted to flu hi; he unshed him out, whe> prisoner struok him In the.-oe and kicked him on tho )»«.—Prisoner: Thai's a He.—Sergeant White : You must not nse suoh language as that.—Hetsotlve .-"nlllvan desoribed th»t prisoner was tho leader of a gang lot yonng rnfilaoa, and the worst of tbo lot; he took him into custody. Prisoner tried to trip him up, bat failed. Th-t bsnoh considered the oiso proved, and imposed a fl-.o of 20s with costs, or 11 days in Mount Bden.

Station Lodgers. - Hann.h Place, Jamoi Oakshott. and Kiobard Lloyd wero charged with tfrunkenejss and fined 5. and coats, except Lloyd, who waß remanded for eight days.

On the SPRBE.-Carl Ebort, a fall grown Gorman, was chargod with being absent with out ieavo from tho Hordor Chief ship, on tho 22nd inßt, Prisoner pleaded guilty. The cap tain said ho wlehed prisoner to bo sonton board. Order accordingly.

Breaches of liobnsino Act. — Daniel Soallon. landlord of th. Nottingham Csatle, Hotel, Aberoromb'e-strifet, was calld upon to answer fioharges off upplying liquor to several persons on Sunday, tho ilth instant.—Sergeant White stated the cases, and said, in one Instance, the witness Burns could not be found. —Mr c. Heaketh appeared in defence, and eald he was fully prepared to go on with the oases, ■'he first charge was for supplying Domingo Dv Ba' with liquor on Punday llth Inßt.—Domingo Duß.r, a man of colour, deposed that on Sunday, the lltb, be called at the hotel wltu his wife .Annie; tbe door was open ; wont to the bar; saw Mrfojllon inside.—vlr H, Hes keth asscd that Sergeant Martin might leave the room. — Sergeant jWhlte objectsd as Sergr. Martin was tho Informant,-.Mr Hceko'h Bold a large amount of foiling was shown against his client as was evident from tni number o' nharg^B bronaht against him, and It wns his duty to seo,as far as possible, thatjusti co was done. —After hearing further ovidenco the Bonch complimented the police on tho ability thoy had shown in working up the case, which thoy con sidered was fully proved. Fine, £10, without costs.

The case against the same dofondant for supplying Elizabeth Driscoll was partly henrd, and adjournod till Friday noxt, whon a further chargo of supplying Mary Ann Edwards will also bo preferred.



Money- £* _ d\ iO £10,000 LENT on Building Om ft. ™ " Jooiety principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment bjEtem. Mortgagee aud Loans negotlito*). dee i hit of Properties for s*le on 4th page. Six por cent, allowed on money deposited for investment— C. Wn.MiM-ON, l.anu, Mstite. and Kluai\olal Age,*. »nd Valuator. B.Vnioan l>Mie. I /• 10,000 '10 LEND in Sums of £3,000 j ,'_So/ and upwards.—F. J. Moss and Co., Short and-stroet. i?1(\ 000 To bBKD ON *£' J \So_\J\J\J Freehold ffeoorlty. Apply to / WIWGAT! , B'JKNS & CI, Forl-atioot.



Sporting. A UCKLAND C JUK3ING CLUB. F.KSI? MEETING FJR SEASON TO BE RUN DISV APKiL THtC 18th, 1883. MEMBKRS' BTAKK—in unlimited number of all-aged greyhounds, for a sweopßtake ot two guineas eaoh: for mombers ot tho Club a art their Doks only. Dora to be entered with the Secretary, at the Albert Hotel, on or beforo 7.30 o'clock p,ui. on FRIDAY, tho 13th ot aprll, when a General Meotlng of the Subscribers will be held, and a Judge and Slipper eleoted. Draw t. take placo at 8 o'olookon tho evening of April tho 17th, at tho Albert Hotel. First brace ot dona to bo in slips at 0.30 a.m. i on the 18th of April, at the Fapatoicol station. The Meeting to ba run under tho Auokland Coursing Club Bu ea, whioh are tho National Rules. If the entry Is snfdclent to j nstify it, the stakOß will be divided between the first eight dogs in the following proportion—lst dog. dO per cent.;! 2nd dog, 20 per cent,; 3rd and Ith dog .10 per , cent, eaoh; and four dog« winning two coorsea each, 5 ocr osni. each. Ia case of short entry ; the Btake v/llt bo apportioned by percentage between four dogs. Any member known to ooune over tho linos at Papatoltoi, now promised for the running off of tha meeting, with his own or any other 6 02s, will be disqualified fiom entoring or running a dog at the Meeting. Publio notioa Is given thit tho Club have acquired the exclusive right to kill hares On the property of Mr Thomas WylUe. All treDpasaeio in the pursuit ot baroß wilt be prosooutcd. CHAULK3 WALI-NUTT. Hon. Secretary, Auckland, Maroh 19th. 18S3. Educational, a ADIES' SEMINARY. College Road 3_J (Miss Voile).—Scholastic duties commence on April 2nd. Advanced and Elementary Classes for subjects on circulars. d-\ONVEKS*TIONAI_ FIUNCH Class \J under efficient French Master.-Ciioulars . on application tg Hi« 3 YaHe, from 2 to i p.m.



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Special, Snow Days : TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY NEXT. \»; ANTED KNOWN-Monoy ad -7 * vunoed on Porsonal and Collatoral Se curity, ropayable by wookly Instalmontß. Billa Discounted.—Roo'b New Zealand Pawn Ofllco, Darby-Btreet. WaNTEDXnOWN— It you want to Bee tbe latest Fashion (Autumn and winter, 1353), have n gl&noo at Monro and Millltrau's Tallorlug Window, In Ilohson-streot. \Af ANTED.— The best stock of Winter v » Hoserv in Ponsonby ia to bo found at Rohson's Melbourno House. Como and soo thorn, WANTED KNOWN- "Pectorine" for Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis. Bosrse ness, &o„ 2a and 6s per bottle. — Propured at North shore Pharmacy, Dovonport, May also bo obtained from Mr J. A, Ilaslott, 181, Queon street. WANTED KNOWN—it cannot bo too widely known—that Churlea Kelaoy 1 and Co. k»on no imitation Silver Jewelry what i ever, the whole of their large and obolce assort' ment being Heal fc liver, whioh they guarantee.— Churleß Kolsoy and Co., two ooom below . Motrin's Irqumongcrs. ; \*7A«TED KNOWN—Charles Kelsey 9 " and Co. have jußt rereived, in newest dr s'gas, a choice nssortuiont of Silver Jewellery, all suarsntoed. They keop no imitation Silver. —Charles Kolsoy and Co., two doors bolow Morrln's. Ironmongers. WAijmsD i-JJIUYTiM— CHKAP XIM -BKB I Obeaj- 'vindnaa I And aU other Wnda 'it Kuildins? Materials, oan be purohasod j ohospnr »n 6 bettor than Bnywhoro elao at the Tarda of D. O olmk, Albors-Btrces. Thero being no luauufaniory fo' Jolufira' Timber ou the pre- I irasb,, th, ___.iiiu(j i.. .in additional oppor. * "* "' ■**"' -« Umber, whool' i Btook,



1 Wantea. i , \\l ANTED, nn Apprentice to the manu a VT facturingjewollery buainoßßj promiur r I required.—Apply J. Edwardcs, Darby-street. - W/ ANTED, a good Plain Cook, and i ; »T Laundress—Apply Mrs Ireland, Hum - Court, Parnoll. \» j ANTED, nn Apprentice to tho sewini t V* machine trado; promium required,—l > S, Chambers, 70, Quoon-street. WANTc-D, a respectable Youth, abou 17 or 18. for a suburban storo; ono wltl '. I a knowled^o of |>taa grooory t-aOo proforred, ---l ABO.ST.Boffloe, .yu ANTED |H OW N- I TnAT frAMi-H ccurr, tiAMiIS OCCTT, GENERAL DRAPER, LONDON HOUSE. VICTORIA-STREET Wl ST, AND NI'.L-0-i-STKKI-T, Having mot with such Grand SucCofls during the Month of ot his GENUINE SALE, Has deolded to IT FOR FOUKTKEtf DAYB OONTiNUm IT FOR FOURTEEN DAYS LUNGBR. LONGER. J.S, will be compelled to CLOSIC rilE BALK ON THE 31st OF THIS MONTH; In ordor to prepare for tho OPENING DP OP WINTER GOOD?. GOOD GENUINE BiRGaINS NOW TO BE HAL). COM a! AND PItOOUBE THItM. \*TANTED KNOWN-Gildiug ! Gild- H mgl Gliding l-Now on viow, an Ela borate Carv»d Gilt Tuble. For Hi-auty of l'oslgn and WorkinaDDhlp cannot be equallod or Bnrpaas.d In tho Ca'onioa. Inspoetion cordially Invited. Picture Kra!iil"g and Gilding DepOt, 27-, Uucou-atiout (oppoelto Market Kntranoe). J. R, DX COURCY, Makaobh. TsTTTT a X ERE I SiW-MILL. . 1 rllntod known that I can supply Tim ber aa Cheap ns any produoor lv the province without raising tho prlcos Whon other mills havo no lorn. Having tramways, my timber is fo led in the wiutor and Is moro durable; tho sap almost equal to tho heart of what Is follod in tho summer. Havo now in stook, Builders' Timbers and Cabinetmakers snlootod Broad Boards, in Kanri, Rimu, und ICahlkatea. Orders Bhall havo my best attention.—John Shytu, Waitokoroi, Ist March, 18S3. ' * i ■ g " '■ Kluuleaintj-Kmi. YOUNU MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASBO CIA.TION, oorner Wellealey and Albert stroota.—Mooting for United ftayor will bo held THIS (Saturday) EVKNING, at 7.30. A Bible Hesidlng will bo given. Friends are cordially invitod, A BIUIJ. CLASS for MEN every Sunday afternoon, from 3 till 1. PITT-STREET WE 8 LE V A N SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY. Sermons will bo preached TO-MORROW (Sun day), March 25th- In tho Morn.r g, at 11 o'clock-ROV. H, R. Dewsbur " lv tho Kvoning, at 0.30 o'clock— Roy. A. Held An Address will bo given in tho Afternoon, at 3 o'clock, by Rev. W. G. Pareonson. ANNUAL SOIREE On TUKSDAY following, tho 27th inatant. Tea on tho tables, in tho Lowor School-room. ntO.Bo p.m., after whioh a Public Mooting will bo held in the Church. Addresses will bo delivered by tho Revs. J. S. Hill. J. Roborison, W. G. Piursonaon. aud others. Tho Scholars nuil Church Choir will rendor Musical Selections at Intervals during tho evening. OT. MATI'HEW'S CHURCH.—Easter II D_y.-8 a.m., Firat Ctlobratlon, Addrtßt by Rev. J. S. Hell; 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer and *nd Celebration, aurnion by Key. O. Blsphnm ; 3 p.m., Baptisms: 7 P.m., t vsnlng Piayer-lfUst uf "Our Talents:" " Payment ot Itesuita In the Beaurreotioa ALL SAINTS CUUI Cll.-Kafctcr Day. -S ri.ni.. Huly Commui.lon; 11 iv.in., Morning k'rayur. formou by tho Itev. K. N, Br*-«, a»d Unly Communion ; 3.50 p.m.. Child ren's S»ryloe. with Addruss by Aroh-Joacon Mfuime'ilj 0.30 p.m.. livening Prayor and ser mon. QT. PAUL'S CHUHCH.-Eastcr Day kj 7 a.m. and 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 11 am., Feativnl Service and tloli* Communion; 330 p.m., Children* Servico; 8.20 p.m., Festive Servico «»d S»rmcn. ___________ OT," THOMAS'S CHURCH. — Kveuiug O Prajor nnd -wrmou br the Hoy. U. T, I'udUy 1 0-NI 4HTldaturda?). at^7 30; I»JT. THOMAS'S CHURCH. - Easter O Day-Holy Communion at 8 a.m., and at the midday tervloe ; livening Prayrr and Sjr mon by the Kct, J. *. HllJ_ nt g 30 p. if. MNIViRS»KY"~SITIVICES of tho Franklin Road Prlmltlvo Methodist Churoh rO-MORKOW ( -uidayl. 25eh instunt- Mornlag nt 11. )»«v, W. a. Potior; «ftornoon. at 3 o'olook, Mr Cole: Kvoninu a«6.10, Rev. J. Uuy.—Oa ihofollOvvUg rUKdIJiY the Annual Solroo will bo h»d. Tea en t»blo at6.3op.m. Tloketa. Is 6d oscn. Pub.lo JloMlng after tea. Addresses by tiiinis'er. nnd frionds. -'-eleotloua of Mnsioby tho C'hiir, and KociiutUn-i by the Children. P Primitive mktho oist church, Alexandra-atxoot.—Morning at 11, Roy. J__J}»zy, Uvonlnn at 6.30. t or. W. 8. Potter. SEuViCBS in the Primitive Mothodist Sunday School-room, Upper Pitt and Kdwln-atreola.—Aflemoon at 8, Roy, W. tf. Poitor; Rventsg at 6 3*J. Mr is. Parker. PlrneoTwesleyan church.— Mornlngat 11, Roy. W. O. Oliver; Evening at 6.30. Roy. VV. Q. Partonson. ST. JOHN'S WESLEYAN CHURCH, Ponsonby.-.Morning at 11, Mr G. Marthall; .evening nt 6.80. Rev. H. B. Dewtbury. DEVONP~ORT WESLEVAW CHURCH.—Morning at 11, Roy. G. W. J. apoeoe; Kvenlpg at £30. Kov. G. W. J. Spanoo. I\TEWMARKET WESLEYAN ± . CUHttCH.-Dlvlne Sorvioe will bo con ducted In this ohuroh To-moriow Morning and Evening. WELLESLEY-STREET BAPTIST CHAPSU-Sunday. 25th Maroh.-Moni lng. In the Chapel, Key. T. Buddie; Evening, at o -Go'olock, Pastor Thos. Spurgoon, inthoChoral Hall; CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Beres ford-atroot.—The usual Servloos will bo oon duotod To-morrow—Morning at 11, Evening at 8.30, by the paacor. the R iv. J. Robartson, MA UNITED METHODIST FREE OHUROH, Pitt and Vlnoont-Btroets.- Tho usual Sunday Berv'ow will beoonduoted To-morrow— «ornio<rat 11, Rev. B, MaofarlanoJ Evening at 6 30. Mr J. Stunners. PREBBYTBBIAN CHURCH, DEVON PORT. NORTH SHOtt* torvlee To morrow. at 11 and BJO, by Rev. Mr Maoloan. UNSECtaRIAN SERVICES will "be conductod In the l.orno-atroat Hall On Sunday noxt by T. Hodgson. Mornina at 11, *'Th_ Divine Charaoter the Standard of Human Goodness;" Kvenlogoteso, "Tho God-roves ling Powor of Christian Character." BBOTT'S OPERA HOUS>,— Goo. A. Brown will Lecture on funday night at " Snbjeot "Christ the First-fruit ot the _e&tlon." Morning Service at the Tom -" Hall. ■ o r .. ct »n,'T.PtTT'' NR ""-ot in the ... ~--, tr,il f„- 1-llwnWn n,<* V "•'" *',r ~ r., r , ~ .>.- r-k.r.M-r'a n .- *"n**n . tp,tt v A TVV TM^V i T,! KTT. T> A V VVFN ,^~ p-ir-p-rTnii'Q nn<W flio wwdunt of H.r> Vonn<r *<»*••> PhrhH" ,<oyoM\ nn "" "„^ fl J «*v«*ni*ncr. f-or« «t" ° *" nra ~,v,t rt* Qpn f. TTrAo _. . OAZAAR AT BOMBAY, In aid of tho ANGLTCXN PA ISON*GE, BOMBAY DISTRICT, MAKCH, 2CTH AND 27TH. Contributions from Friends in Town thank fully reeo ved and acknowledged. Parcolsmay bo left with Mr C. Henderson, Chemist, Queen stroct' r. PROUDE, Hon. Sec Amusements. RELIM INA R V NOTICE. OHORATi hall. MISS DONOVAN, Organist of St. Benedict's, Newton, Begs to announce that »he will ■^ASSfjRP CONCEIITat tho abovo HaU on THUHBUAY, 19th April, kindly assisted; by a largo number of Ladies and Gentlemen Vooalhtß and Inßtru mon'sl Cotnductor-HE-.R Oj.hl FoiiMtn. Prloe of Admission, 2/6 ' ~Z T OVAL ORANGE vKAAgfto. XJ INSTITUTION. sMJ-Of Wk A Lecture in aid of SPaSKt-rV tho Improvement Trust svnLWr&Sa of tho abovo Institution iimtssm, tSao. will bo dolivered in tho /Jil\iS®i&_Si2SarV Protestant Hall, (tiS V*4R_^* & » Karangahapo Road, on mUXW 7 WEDNESDAYEVEN •W^tSu- ING, Maroh 28,1883, by \s~^B3S9ixz. Mr Gno. A. Brown. Subject: "Our Protestant Forefathers and Their Snuggles for Freedom. Cliaii' to be taken at 7.30. Admission : Is. Government Land Sales. OUBLIC NOTIFICATION. WITHDRAWAL OF CAMBRIDGE EAST * TOWN LOTS'FROM SALE. Crown Landß Offlce, Auckland, 21th March. 1883. I hereby notify that Lota Noa. 301, COl, 602, 603, 001,605, GOO, 607, 008, 609, 610 Oil, 612 613 611, 61* 616 of the town of Cambndgo East, advertised to be offered For Sale at this* Offlco on thej 2nd April next, havo boon WITHDRAWN FROM j SALE* D. A. TOLB. Commlueioner of Crown laodft



■"■ ■ wm ■" ■ v- rro LET, House at present occupied by m I J. Churton, at North Shore. Sovenrooms, half aore land,_good situation.—Apply on pre -„ misoß, or to J. 07 Sharland and Co., Shortland " street. ffl'.O LET, new Four-roomed House in .„ 1 Norfolk-street, Ponsonby. Key next door £ at portns. . _ rtMj LKT, a Five-roomed House, with ,t J workshop and large garden.-E White, , h South-atreet. Newton. ~ THO LET, five-roomed House in Thames- I stroet, Brighton. Oven, regleter grate, - water, and every oonvenionco.—Apply M, Mar riott, Grocer, Upper Parnell. I riiO LET, in Hobson-street, a New Shop 8 and Five Rooms, Countor, nnd other Fit tings (baok entrance).—H. J. Riordan. Hobson street. _. fjpo LKT, Howe in Emily Place _ seven 1 I rooniß and kitohen.—Apply to John Lamb. 35, Puoen-strcot. X npO LET, a 7-rootued House, coourg- I Btroet, fronting the Park. - Apoly W. Pataraos. Lot.,estreet, _^ T~" 6 LEl'7a 4-roomed HoUse, With 9 lire. Pisces; rent. 6a per week.—Apply John | Hookenbuil. Kdon-Btrt-o**, Newton Road. rF!6 LET, a comfortable 5-roomed House 1 in B own-street, Ponsonby. Rent, lis per weok.— Vpply B. Aroh, Brown-atrcot. rt'O L-T, thopo very desirable dnd cen j I trallyßituated Promises now In occupation of Messrs B. Glttos & Sons (who aro romoving opposite). Wyndham otroet, just atjunotlon of Queen-Street.—Full particulars from D; F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-stroot. 'VSO LuT, for a term of nearly 5 years, a I H»y and Corn Btoro ia Unoer Hobeon -1 Btreet, doing a good basin.bb.—For partloalars I apply at the Store to Jamoa Hickey. ft 0 LET (Ken<uora)-To Let, Duelling I Houso and 6 A ores, Viotoria Road, Roinuora. next below rosidonco of D, B. Crulck- i shank, Kan., and at prosont occupied by Mr Bonis Kelly. Tho property is very pleasantly situated, House contains 6 rooms and out buildihgs.-D. V. Evdnsi Land Afiont, QUOOn- Btroot* rpO LET, a convenient Six-roomod 1 Cottago at Conquest Place, with largo gardon and stable; ront low to a good tenant.— Apply M. Ityan, Grooer, Parnell. ijiU LKT OR LKASe, Shop Victoria-- i " Btroot (no*t Theatre), lately occupied by M. J. Bronnan, Draper.-B. TONES & Co. . Rot) KILL ROAD, — «ew • • Foven-roomed Uoose, with large stone ol»tern. and e»ery convenience— Knqulre Poat ofllne, Mnuni Hosklil Hold. _____^_ n _ m _ oVui>P"Rt, woRTa SHORES) Several Furnlnho*! and Unfurnished I Homes to Let.—Oliver Mays, Bouse Agent, ' Fost-offlce Btore. Devoor.ort. i m O L E T, \ GKAOE-BTREET. PONSONBY.-New and Handsome Villa of S rooms, pantry, &o„ fitted with register grate, oven, water laid In, tank, && Bent lis. Also, i QUEEN iTOWNT. - Near Pah Farm (One- ' hungo), small farm of 11 acres, all in grass; ' plenty of water,- House G rooms, and Oatbulld- i Inge. Rent £50 psr annum. 1 Also, MOU-v'T KDKN.—Main Road, near Onoksoy'a ft ire. Handsome Yllla Uesldenoe of 6 rooms, -Co., Sea., b»y window, register grate, tank, Sto.. i and nioe allotment about half an aore. Kent 23a < per week. { Abo, 1 MOUNT EDKN.—Main Road, nearly opposite - Mr Buttlo's, tfow and Hanfisomo Villa, 8 rooms, fitted with redinters cupooards, oven, kitchen - dresser; tank ana olstern. wash-house and ' copper, large allotment. 'Bus passes the floor ' every half hou. Font only Sflj per week. ] Also. I BANDOLPH-BTBKKT, oorner of Oxford- _ street.—Uoune 6 rooms, and large garden all In > sp.ondld fruit trees and vegetables. Kent 17s 61; or with paddock, Btable, oowehed, fowl oouce Sc<\, 61 St per week. _ D. F. EVAN 8, 1 Ketate £ gent, Queon-atrcor. **! caeesg-—c— — _.^_.—i :— ~~— ' — Corporation Notices. 1 s <3xwW2& I piTY 0 F ADCKLAND, J GULLY DRAINAGE-BETWEEN GREY STREET AND UPPER QUEEN-STREET. J tho City Council will rccolvo tondors until 3 j p.m. of THURSDAY, tho 29th instant, for above j works, in terms of Plans and Spocillcations to bo viewed during oflloo hours at tho office of tho City Kngineor, Council Chambers, High street. Tho Council do not bind thomselves to v accept any tondor. Tenders to .bo ondorsed t " Tendor for Gully Drainage." r P. A. PHILIPS, I Town Clerk. J Town C*erk'a Offlco, B March lDth, 1883. I -^ Drapery. {< rjTHB YEW 7JJAL AND * i a r. b fipWE-D pOMPANY . I . a 8 t WILL SHORTLY HAKK B ( r t c M OST ' / TMPORTANT A NNOUMCEMKNT i ( t ( THAT WILL VJPECI4LLY T>ENEFIT CHE ■pROVINCE OF * UCKLAND. Qoodson,s ArcaOe. 3o oo GOOD SON'S. /.OOD SON'S. OOD- SON'S. (jfOOD- SON'S. . r«tn com OO SS coco raw Tho accident to our vorandah has doprived ub for ■ tho time bomg of the display in lour of our windows, but the Arcade stalls remain tho samo, and, according to our usual custom, wo most cordially invite inspec tion of our goods, irrespective of any purchaso being mado, and hopo our friends will not nositate to look around within though deprived of tho übubl facilities without, by the serious accident we havo sustained. LONDON. LONDON ARCADE. ARCADE. §8 oo (1 OOD SON'S J OOD ~ SON'S 0303 OO WW Gazette in JBanicruptcy. . IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW j ZEALAND, NORTHERN DIBTRIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tha matter of "The Debtors «nd OretU tors Act, 1376," and the amendments thereto, and of the Bankruptcy of . Riohaub Colks Jordan, of Tauronga, Settler, a Debtor. Notice iB hereby given that, after tho explra- j tion of ten days from the publication hereof, application will bo made to this Honourable Court, at its then next Bitting in Bankruptcy, or as soon thereafter as Couneol can te heard on behalf of tho said Debtor, for his discharge, purauant to the abovementioned Acts, i Dated this 23rd day of March, 1883. | J. M. SPEED. ' Debtor's Bolicitoci



■j mmmmm y OR IMMEDIATE SALE. - Cimfort " abe Seaside Residenoe.—Bella Vista, near * Home Bay, Ponsonby. Very oomfortably and pleasantly situated, Kf eldi*nce ot C roomp, tec, with Htable, Outhouses, Sec. together with about 21 acres garden, otohard, paddocks, tec, &o. livery facility for boating and bathing, with splendid view. Good epring of water. Tbl-i property Is for absolute Bale, and is Bnre to find a ready purchaser it being the only prop, erty with water frontage, oomprlalrg abont 700 It, now in tho market, Any further pmlou- j lara on be t-bti'ncd from Mr Geo. *Kers on 1 the premises, or from D, F, ICvans, Land uad I Estate Agent. ijAOR SALE, first-class paying Business,' . in boot par > Viotoria street, Immediate I possession i Ingoing including Btook, only £30 — Apply 6tah offloe. A BARGAIN.—For Sole, t-tuart-street, i""» oi. Grace-street, Ponsonby, new Four roomed Houso, and Loan-to 8x10; Land, 72x110 feet.—For particulars apply to Mr Whitcombo, Baker. Ponsonby noad. jvj ORTHEKN BuoT COMPANY. - For Li Bale, 20 Shares at leas than market quota- j tion.—Address, Alpha, Stab Offlce. . J FOR k^ALK (privately), Mh, Prank J Tainhs' I'-toreßi In hi. titer*and Offloes ( In Oustomhouse-streot, a fow doors from Queen- Btroet, a good Business Stand. l,eaee terminates ' 22nd Angus*, 1883; one-third ot the promleos are let at £2 10s per week.—Apply early to Geo. Slbbln, Auctioneer. _____*_. IT OK SALE, the Stoclfr Goodwill, and » FittlnßH of a nico little Drapery Businos^, situated in tho best part of Newton. Average takings about £28 per week, Shop and Dwelling of flvo rooms. Kent low. Prico, £150. Bool debts as por agreement.—D. F. Evans. EBtato Agent, Queen-street, next Bank of AUBtralasia. tj OR SALE, William-street, new veran " dah Cottage of 1 rooms, all well finished, fitted with register grato, colonial oven, Cup boards and dresser; water laid in from main; wash houso, &o. Allotment, 33x00. Prico, £350. —D. F, Evans, Kstato Agent, Queeu-street, next Bank of Australasia. JLDOR SALE, Hackott-street, Ponsonby, J. New Verandah Villa of Six rooms, fitted with Register Grates. Colonial Oven, Oup board, Dreiser. &.0.. Close to the Beach. Prico. £350.— ". Vi Evans, Ketate Agont, Qaoan-Btreot*, next Bank ot Anß'r«lasln. 719 IfOK IMMEDIATE SALl^Conquest » Place, Parnoll, handsome Verandah COT TAGE of 5 *rooms and scullery, fitted with register grato. colonial oven, cupboards, &c. Detached workshop, and wash-house with flro- . place. Good wolf and tank. Largo freehold Allotment. Price Only £100. —D. F. Evans, ' Estate Agent, Queon-Btreot, next Bank of Aua tralasla. 700 Jj'uß SALtr, Handsome Villa Residence, ' . oorner allotment; house oontalne 6 rooois, with detach>-d spare bedroom, bathroom, scul lery, washhonee, gas laid la, two tanks. So., tec, The whole ia in firtt ola»s order, and in very deelrab c position. Bltuated at top of S*. Mary. Read, noar Three Lamps, Ponsonby. Must be (Old at once, as owner is leaving the Olstrlot.— D. T, Kvane, ifatate Aten', Qnegn-Btreet. (731) Tj^Oß IMMEDIATE SALE, good invest- J r ment, within City Boundary, large Oorner Allotment, over halt an aore, In splendid garden, paddook. tec tec. Also, good Six roomed 1 Verandah Villa, stable, and sundry outhomes, Sco, *o, situate oorner of Randolph and Glo cester arrests,-ITuI! pariloalars from I>. F, Kvans. Katate Agent Qicen-i-treet 1767) *L( OR IMMEDI-^TE S^LK, cheap, a * f Now and Well-finished Verandah Cottago, t 1 rooms, scullery, &c., fitted with register grates, 1 ovo j. &c, &o.; allotment 30 x SO. Prico, only 1 £225. Owner determined to sell.—D. F. Evans, f Kstato Agent, Queen-street. (198) I FUli SALE OR LeASE (Northcote) j HiLdecms Villa Be identic, new and ] splendidly finlahed oil, bow window, &o , &c, i jrand view, and a beautiful allotment, with water frontage, about SO x 200, partly fenced i and planted, wnhln throe minutes walk 27 3cokos's Point Whvf. Terms very eaßy.—U.F. Evans, Katate Agent, Queiin-Bireet. ] ii'UR IMMBDIATa SALE—atoKeB s \ P Point, Northcoto —A Splondid Corner ' Allotment, main road, about ono mile from wharf, with a frontago of 200 ft to Great North [toad. Price only £150. Must bo sold at once. , A groat bargain. -D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Jugenjjtreot. ! |T! OR SALE, Handsome New and Well- F finished Verandah Cottage of 1 rooms md lean-to, with large cellar convenient for wood nnd coal, together with the Furniture, i 3ti3 Fittings, Rogistor Grato, Leamington B Itango, and otlior comforts; Bituato in Bond- a itreot. Price, only £300.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agont, noxt Bank of Australasia. JilOK S^LK, Customhou'C-'treet West, •^ good Buaincsa Bitea, leasehold. Lot No. .11, 50x90, togothor with the Shop and Buildings irocted therooD, as now ooonpied by Measre \tkitiaon and Co. Ground ront, £10 per annum, leasehold 6 yoara to run. To bo had choap.— i J. F, Evanß, Estate Agent Queen-street. I fjlOH immediate iSale, a great Barpain, - Vorandah Cottago, sevon rooms, fitted ivlth register g*rate. colonial oven, good well, flgothor with Six Freehold Allotments, being lumbors 163,101,1G9,112,118, and 111; situato in ; 3ond-stroet. The lot is offored for £300—a great largaln. —D. F, Evans, EBtato Agont, Queon itreot. -i aitOß Immediate Salo and Cheap.—Ver " andah Cottage and va'uable freehold - 1- n otment. situate on Main Road, Ponsonby. near , op o! Shelly Beach Road. Cottage contains i ooms; out-bnlldlngf, tea; allotment, 10 x 100, vlth rlßht-of-way ahout 20ft wide; very con-. . reniont and good position. Hrioe, only £850.— J. F. Kvanß, Kstato Agent Queen-street 1851) jtjiOK immediate Sale, new and well r flnlshod Vorandah Cottago, four rooms i md scullory, fitted with register grate, kltchon aogo, tank, &c. Freehold allotment, about 33 -j >T 1)5. Bltuatnrt nt. tho jLvotmo, HUoiidiwlo, oo ■ low boing orootod by Messrs Bibby and Flotchor. Jrice—only £230, cash ; or torms if desirod.—D. 7. Evans, Estate Agent, Qut on-Btreo^ ji'Oß IMMEDIATE"S^LK Symr-uds ~ Btreet (noar residence of T. Russell, Esq.)— I [andßomo Villa. 8 rooms, fitted with gas, wator, fee, &c; 2 rooms dotachod, wash-houso, &o.: illotment about 33 x 120. Pretty place and iplendid position. Price, only £000.—Full par- Iculars from D. F. Evans, Estate Agont, Queen ilroet. (758) ] vj'Oß IMVIkDIaTk Sale, handsome ~ VILLA RESIDENCE, now and woll- Unishod, containing seven rooms, fitted with register grates, oven, cupboardß, gas and fit- « lings; water laid in from main: splendid view Df harbour; situated in Franklyn Road, near Iho Wosleyan Church. —D. F. Evans, Estate ' Agent, Queen-Btreot, next bank of Australaßla. rriO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS. CENTRAL CITY FREEHOLD PRO PERTY FOR SALE. I am inatruoted by Mrs Probert (who Is now retiring from her old and weU-eatabllahod buei- ■ nets) to sell, immediately, this valuoble basiness site (the "Little Dnat Pan"i, being ono of the oldest and beat-known sites In the olty. It has a frontage to chorttand-street of 25 foot, by a (iepth ofllß fsot. to Field Lano, besides being , excavated and substantial wall built for oellar. - ■■nlendld position; oorner allotment. Htuate , dlreotly between Messrs A. Clark and Son s , Warehouse and Byoroft'a Mill. Shortland-strtet, , Nearly all tbe pnrohase money oan remain on , mortgage at 7 per cent. i Terms and conditions on application to ( D. F. EVANS, ' EuUto Agent, Queen-etreet. 76 ON SALE BY TUB UNDERSIGNED, AT lowest makkkt hates. Oats (heavy short) and Tartarian Maize . Canterbury Potatoes Eo^l Wheat Wood's Flour Bran Outnioal I &c„ &c, &c, &c, E. MITOHELSON & Co., I ! 19, Quoon-stroet. i , irTOßpectua. i; Share, at Intervals of not less than to *o months. & PnovisioNar, DißEorons— j J. M. A'exandor K. C. Greenwood i J, Arohlbatd J. Holmes I J. Bol'ard N. G. Lennox J. Buchanan W. MoColl i J.Crawford J. Moltlwain w. H. Connell T. Melville 1 B. Daykin W. L. Mitohell I P. ntgnan W. Motion J. H. Danbony J. R. Banderson | ''. Kaulder S. Btuart j W. Forsyth A. X- Taylor R. Garret E. Wayte | F. Gittoa * ' ■ ■ 1 (With power to add to their Number). Tho rapid growth ot tho City of luckland : and l*a buburbs have attraoted general notice j throughout the colony, and no suburb has made j mora evident progreßß than that of tho import ant dlttriot of whioh the New and Great North Koada form the arterio3 of traffic. Three Omnibus proprietors have been running on theso roads for a considerable number of yoara; but the want of accommodation to moot the in creasing requlrementa of the pub'io has sug gested to tha promoters, who are fully aaßured that thla Company will not only supply a great publio convenience, but also prove a financial success. It Is Intended not only to piovh c In creased Omnibus comuiunicalon for the Now North Road, Klngpland, Uornli-gslde, Monnt Albert. Avondale, and New Lynn, but also for Point Chevalier, Aroh Hill, and Great North , Road. The proposal of Btartlna the Company has 1 met with a moat favourable reception, ard the ' wide iiistributton ot the tharea throughout tbe Distriot would aeonre the traffic The intention of the promoters Is to purchase the plant ot existing proprietors, bo that as soon as a snffl dent number of .hares have beensuhßoribed for, the Company may commence operations. Among the primary objects of the proposed . Company are >1) more frequent communication, ! and (2i fbsterii g the traffic by affording every facility potßlbla (or passenger?. Applications for shares will bi reotivod by Mr. John t)OLt,ARD, Avondolo ; and by any of the Provisional Dlteotors, up to SATURDA.Y April-let,



LOST, from the Pacific Hotel, Queen street, a Dark Brown Pony, branded HU II on near shou der.—A reward will ba given on _ j returning Pouy to Pacific Hole). >| I Oi*T, Ulack and Tan Bhfcp Bitch, ■ " J white ring round neck; Collar No. 4.— • I Finder rewardod on bringing samo to Jaa. ! j Flaherty, Remuera Express. •j T OST, between Queen and Victoria ■ I M-A streots. a Baßket containing lotteraof im ' I portanoe.—Kinder rewarccd on leaving eamo at J STan cfll .c, I a OST, near *-t. James's Church, Wei- I !L» lington-strcct, Purso containing money.— /Anyone returning same to H. F. Anderson, Ship-chandler, will be rewarded. F OST, from the Northern Hotel pad «-J dooks, last week, a Bay Hoiee, branded WO en ne..- shoulder, with white star on forehead, ruther square head and* nose.—The flader bringing tbe name to the Newton Bakery or to the Northern Hotel, wl'l be rewarded. LUST, Gild-mounted Bloodstone Locket. —Finder rewarded on IcaviDg it with P. Shaw, W^chinaher, f OST, in Parnell, Half-bred Fox Terrier J-J Dog, with registered collar.—Finder will be rewardod on returning him to W. R, Walker, St. Stephen'a Avenue, Parnell. LOST, on Wednesday afternoon, between Short'and-street aud Parnell, a Brown Paper Parcel, containing iTur, fully addrested to owner.—anyonu leaving same at offlco or thiß paper, or giving such information as mar lead to lta recovery, -will be amply rewarded. March 21 1883. ■fl (\S KEWAKD.—Lost, at Onchunga, JL v/ in Oueen-sir;er, on the 22nd, a silver Looket and Ohaio.—On returning the same to Mr Adauie, watohmaker, Onehunga, the above reward be paid. |j"*OUWD, a Sum of Money this morning, V —Apply to T. B. Hill. Cherolet. jj\OUND, a Dark Kay Hor*"e, branded I? " H'l" on Bboulder.- 'iho Owner can have the same b; pmlag ezpecses on application to W, Hodason, Oraorolt street, Parnell. FOUND, on Saturday, a Brooch.— Owner oan get it at the Star office. JBoai-Q ana neaiatmce. 'a COMP iKTaBIE Homo, on r,easy rt torms. is offored^ to a lady) engaged in buainoss durlngtho daypref erred.—l; or addrees apply to Mr T. B. Hill, Chemist, Auokland. AKESPtfCT->BLEYouDg Man can bo accommodated with Board and Residence close to town; a room to himself; £1 per week. —Apply Stab OfflcOj . PRIVATE Board and Residence for two singloGentlemen. Ifpermanent, 18sper weok. Plungo Bath, &0.-For address, apply W. D. Dallen, Confectioner, Queen-street. ir'TROYDOF'VILLA, Vincent-street. - \J One of the beet Private Boarding Houses In Auokland: flrst-oloas Üble: baths; Vacau olob for Two Gentlemen.—MßS. FUIA.KR- C O T I A H o T E L, HOB3ONSTRKJIT. Board and Lodging _ 20a per Week. Board and Lodging per Day, la. OLU CLUB PRIVATE BOARDII--.G HOUSE, Eden Crescent, Auckland, within three minutea. walk of the Railway Station, Wharf, Poet offloe, Supreme Court-houße, and Banks.—First-olass Accommodation for Visitors from the Coaat and Country Districts. Apart ments en suite for Ladies and Families. Plunge and Shower Baths. Letters and tejegrama addressed; o the Manager, Old Club Private Boarding House, Eden Crescent, Auoklwid,will receive prompt attention. GOVERNOR BRO\f%K HOTEL, HOBSON-STHBBI*. Board and Lodging »s. per Week. Single Room 35b. per Week. Shipping. igtaS-^Tm ASTER MONDAY. •Wfi*l The St. Helier'B Bay Company's steamer TONGARIRO Willleavo Queon-Btreot Wharf at 10 a.m. and 12 noon for the abovo favourite resort, returning at 3.30 and 6.80 p.m., allowing visitors 5 hours ashore K. WRIGHT. Agent. _£]_&____ "l-tf EW ZEALAND SHIPPING jffilP^lll COJIPANY'a LINK*. Contiguees of Goois per BitITHH KINR are raque-ted to present Bills Lading and obt»tn Dolivnry Not.B from Undersigned, on TUES DAY, 27th lust., beforo 10 a,m. Cargo to arrive por Southern Uroa« THE NEW ZKALASD SHIPPING CO., Queen street. Medical. }]""<OR niantile Disorders during the pro ' cess of Teething, givo HomcßOpathic Tincture of Chamomilla. Prico, 18.-Goodson, Ijondon Arcado. R~XT S IKATSI RATS! -Use aH&Rr.ANir* phosphos PAsra. Rata eat it gro-dily. and die; no smell. ITioa, On« Shilling a BoMe SHARLAND te CO,, oppoalto Poat-offljs. mHE ECLECTIC PHARMACY, Tho aomo of elegant Medical Establishments. Tor Ot UKKY BTM.KT, COKMBM or ,-.,t o-kkht. UHARLE& BUTCHER. PUBK giIiIOYLIC AOID* With Full instructions for uteiaFauiT PBKSHinviNS, &o„ at tha ENGLISH PHAR MA CV, RATTRiY'S BUILDINS9, Queer-street. Tic. A TTaot-bttJLieontiate In Phar- J4S. A. TliBLErT| macy, Dnblto. TsopnoNß No. iO. Tenders. ATGARUAWAHIA POLICE ASD JM TKLEGRaPH BUILDINGS. Publio Works Offloe. Anoklsnd. JBaroh 24,1883. Fcparato Tenders will be received at this offloe until noon of MONDAY, the 2nd of April, 1883 for tho above Contracts, Plans, specifica tions, and conditions of nontraot oan be seen at this offlco, and at the Polloe Buildings, Ngarua wahla. '1 onders must be oddrossed to the Hon. the Minister for Publio Works, Auokland; and marked outside. "Tonder for Polloe or Tele graph Buildings, Agaruawahia." The lowest or any tonder not neoesearlly accept :d. By command. Diotrlot Engineer. <s^mmtt^ ' 4t_mrWS2& Publio Works Offloe, (Archlteit'e Branch). Wellington, March 8,1883. r|>ENDERS are invited for the Erection ft. of Cnurthoute at Ru»sell, Bay of Islands. Goneral Conditions, Speoificatlons and Draw ings may bs seen at th» Pablio Works offloe, Arohltoots Branch, Wellington ; at the Public Works OlHosb at Auokland and Kawakawa. Tenders addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Publio Works, and marked outside " Tender for Courthi U3e, Russell," will be reoei»ed at the ab„ve office up to neon of TOBSDAY. the 27th day of March, 1883. Te'oeraphlo tenders \rill be reoeived provided the original tender and deposit are lodged witb the neareßt idstriot Engineer at the time above f peolfled. The low ost or any tender not uocoessrlly accepted, By command. P. V. M. BURROWS, *' Arohitaot, P.W.D. tfflo*3.'*oolc andr«nd at the Post Tender*- addrePßiid to tho Hon ■ r> ,"niln Works, and marked rf*.r'conr(>house.Walnku.'-wlll uu^, -3-rji" P above offloe up to noon of • attaS7?h 8?»Ml' IBM. Telegratjhio i TUKSDAY. th° «in ldea the original I ffiKt^Tot necessarfly ao- I °0P 6 *By command BUBROWO. ,Sd) r' l!*^ rohi ,ect,P.W.)B : _ i rpENDERS for Gas Company's Shares ' are BXTi-NDED to THURSDAY, tho 29th March, at 2 p.m. E. B. PARSONS, Secretary. ra^ENDERS for tho Erection o£ a Tea- S cher'a Dwelling at HIUMBJIMB WW M received by tho Bduaatlon Board. Wyndham- Btreot, Anoklond, until noou ot WH.DNKBUAX, Uth April next. . --.._- Plans and specification m_y be torn at tho Office of the Board, and on appUoation toi the Chairman of tho District School Committee, 1 HelensvlUo. | ! rs-"ENJQ.KbS for the Erection of a School :S. Bflldtng at Ri glan wIU be receive! by the KducatlJS Board, Wyndham-atreet auok Und, nnUl noon of WKUNSSUAY, Uth April "plana and Boeoiflostlon may be ajen at the Offloe of the Board, and on application Mt^ Chairman of the Dlstnot Sohool Committee. Raglan. ■ y tT* I SEPARATE Tenders will be rwaved^ & the nnderslsned for Jg^flgg„£__. | PainUngS*;.SßOUlo:.radßchooiroom » street, until nowi o. _^ u£.CcnoeU - stireet, i Hoeolflcations at my omoe. o v Auokiand.-H. ALLRIGHT. per *. o.



• I*7 ANTED. -J. C. McLean, Nova i • V v Scotia, oall on Mr MoGill, faw oo*), J i KwennndCo.'a New Building, Viotoria street. Property left yon at home. WOULD the Man who called at the I Stab Offlce on Thursday, who wanted . a Situation iv an Hotel, please coll again.— Apply Publisher Star Offlce. Public Notices. TBfEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. aucklandHection. The Auokland Goods Shed will be CLOSED on EASTER MONDAY, the 26tb Inst. JOHN COOM, I Pro Dlstriot Manager. Tjl A S T E R _M O N D A Y. PONSONBY RKGATri. The Northaote and Ponsonby Steam Ferry Company Steamers will run continuously dur ing the day betwe.n Queen-street Wharf and Northoote. Visitors will have a aplended view ot the Regatta from N«. rthcoto. K. WRIGHT, Secretary. DOAKD OF education. EASTER HOLIDAYS. Iho Eaiter Holidays for Sohoola In and near Auckland, and at tne Thames, will be from . FRIDa*., 23.-d, to FitIDAX. 30th M.rch. both ' dava Inclusive. AUCKLAND GAS OuMPANY (LIMITED). All Accounts now dae for Gas and Coke, ' which remain nneald at . p.m. on TUBDAY. ■ the 29th imtant, will become payable in full, ( without discount. < E. B. PABSON3. , seoretary. UNION KTE'M SAW, MOULD.NG, ' SASH AND DOOR Co. (Limited). Ihe Works will ba C)_,QSKD on FRIDAY, j -3rd, and MONDAY, 26th ln.tant, for Easter Holiday**. ! DAVID MURDOCH. HA_>l* ft'tAVT. I to POUNDS REWARD 1 1 — The (L ™ " above Howard will be paid to the Person or Persona who will give information as will lead to Oonviction of the Party or Parties who wantonly Injured and Defaced the Finlal on the Charlemont Hotel, foot of Wakefleld-Btreet.-DANiEL Fahqn. ' LAST TWO WEEKS of Great Clearing | Sale at Cost.—E. TESTER, Draper, Kara ngahape Hoad, NOTICE.— I request that all Debts owing to me be paid on or before the 15th April. Those remaining unpaid after that date will be sued for without further notice.—Robert Ste phenson. Newton Road. March 19,1883. ( r_ HE " WAR CRY" continues on Sale I P at Charles Maokay's, Stationer, Junction, ' Grcy-streot. Price: One Pbnny. ' ALL Accounts owing to W. W. Wallis . and Co. not paid to the undersigned on or I before the 7th April will be handed to a solicitor J for recovery.—W. W. Wnlila, Symonds-Btreet. 21st March, 1883. XT O T I C E. Creditors In the estate of JOHN LKXDOtf. I Thames, aro requested to lodge their proofs'of debt at the offloe of Mr John Unohanftn. Castom honse Btreet, on or before the first day ol April ( next, when an Interim dividend will be de- 5 dared. 1 EDWARD ISAACS \ Trußteesln John JOHN BUCHANAN j Leydon's h state SEGRETTI'S INSECT POWDER, Strong nnd Pungent, Kills FLWAB and a.l INsEOT PESTS. Price, la 6d a CanUt^r. Colonial Agents: Sharland & Co.. oppoalto P.O. THE ESTATE OF A. LIfIABUKY , AND CO. All persons Indebted to the above Estats are requested to Pay their Accounts to the under signed on the premises Queen-street, on or be fore the 11th prox,, otherwise legal ptoceeaings will be taken for their recovery. G. B. OWKN.) T-natee. JNO. ROSS, I irustees. All Claims against the Estate are requested to . be rendered forthwith to the Trustees, care of Sargood, Kwen nnd Co., Shortlond-Btreet. COMMERCIAL DINING ROOMS, OVER RATTKiVS SHOPj Queen-street. The undersigned having tsken the above . Booms, begs most nspcctfully to Inform the Dining Pablio ot Auokland and violdity that he will use his. best endeavours to make these Rooms the most Ponnlar Peetaurant in Queen street, by having a good daily BtU of Fare, good attendance, with moderato charges and dean lino's. The Dining-room, 60 x 10, the Largest in Auokland, is suitable for Pnollo or Private Dinners or Meetings. There Is also a Beading and smoking-room, Lavatory, and other con veniences. G. ROBBON. Maroh 19, 1883. 1 SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL, Absolutely the best remedy ever made for , COUUHS, UKUNOaiTIrt. AND COLDS, frioe. 2s 61 and Is 01 a Bottle. nn&n*'At>i> *— an. n„nfi.»- °--.^fflna. JAMES REID & SUN Beg to call the attention and careful considera tion of those about to Furnish to tho Voire Favourable Pbiobs of ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE. Having introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other house in town. JAMES REID & SON, Furnitobe Emporium, HOBSON-STREET (2nd Sho from Victoria-at JUTISHER & CO. (LIMITED). NOTICE TO CLUBS, HOTELK-EPBHS, DAIBY MEf, AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC, We guarantee to have a constant supply of good quality ICE, commencing early in the • season, at the Lowest Posaible Price, We are importing a Machine equal to turn out Twenty (20) Tons per day. Wo make this announcement so that our customers and all requiring Ice may order with confidence Refrigerators, and make any pro ylsion for Btorlng it. DOCTOR ARNOLD'S PENNYROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.-The most popular medicine of the day. Price. 2a 6d a box.—Colo nial Agents: Sharland & Co., opposite the Poßt Offloe. It/I EAT FOR MATAURA.—Orders will IVX bo token by Fisher and Co. (Limited) for Frozen Meat delivered in London by tho Mataura. ' ________ CLEARINGOUT SALE OF CUTLERY. THOMAB SAMDEL, bfing oompelled to Clear oat hie Stook of Cutlery in consequence Ot the PREMISKB COMING DOWN end no other Shoo being obtainable, is now SELLING OlfU* the whole of the Stock at an Enormous Sacrlfioe. The Goods are from the beßt uh.fflald makers, aud will have to bo sold at any price. Consisting nf-Beat Ivory Table and Des«rt. Knives, Lockwood's and Johnson's Beßt Pocket Knives, ilectroplated Forks, Spoons, Cruets, &o, Nevada, and Nickel Silver Forks, and Spoons, Superior Scissors and Razors. WHOLESALE AND DETAIL. THOMAJTSAMUEL, IMPORTER OF CUTLERY, 46. Queen-street (Opposite Town Olook). "TNDIA AND CHINA TEA JL WAREHOUSE.' Landins. ex Crownthorpe. from London, Mom's Superior Frbsh hbrbings, lib. tins „ „ KippKBSD „ lib, this „ Choiok Hersikos in Shrimp Sauoa „ S^ioked Bed HniißiNes „ New C'RiNQ.*: Marmalade ANOtC-SWISB Milb*. Ex Arawaa. Potomfcbaua. and Walrarapa, 716 PARK AGES INDIA AND CHINA TItAS Medium to Very Choic*. in cbenta. nalvei", and boxe*. Thess shlpmenta ino'urie some of the cheapest lines sold on the AnatiaUsn Market this ye»r. J. RKDK. VV HITEHSAD, DS VICTO«rA-STRBBr. "vr 0 T i c E. BEES WdXr"BBKB WAX I Pmohased in any guantlty for Cash. Buyers ot Fnnguß and Muntz MetaL, Having purohassd in China a Flna Assort ment of Teas himself. JAMKS AH KEW can oonfldontly rooommead them, and trnßts that all his old Customers, and the Pobllo generally, will avail themselves of this splendid opportunity and eaU early to buy his Superior Congou, Best Flavoured Kooloo, Shonohong, and various Mixed Teas, suited to every tastei He has also on hand Japanese Ware. Preserved Ginger, Crookeryware f Silks, Uandkerohlefs, and other commodities too numerous to mention. Note the Address!— JAMES AH KEW 8c CO., 231. Queen-fltre.t. MOSQUITOES! MOSQUITOES! USE SHARLAND'-*- KOMA, A Fragrant Herbal Preventive. Prioe, One Shilling: and Sixpence a Bottle. SHARLANo & CO.. opposite Post-office. B '■! I ■ '» =3 i-l Cans. A UCKLAND NATIVE LANDS OL OOLONIi-AIION COMPANY (Limited). Notice is hereby given th.t a Calljthe first) of One Sliding per SK&re has Been made by the "ireotors, payasle at the Company^l Offloe. Fort-street, Auckland, on or b.-fore MONDAY, the 16th April next. BOHBRWp< Secretary. AnohUrd. March 19.1583. 7,1 HELIER'S aND NuRTHCOTE O LANI) COMPANY (LIMITBU). A Call (the first) of One Shilling and Three pence (is 31) on tbe Oap.tal of the Company has this day baen made, payable at the Company's Office. Shortland-Btroet, on or boforo the 29th Maroh. 1883. F. A. WHITE, Secretary. Auckland, March 12,1883.



130NS0NBY REGATTAS EASTER MONDAY, MAROH 26, 3883. The Steamer iIUBY will leave the Queen street Whirf Every Honr from half-past eight a m„ oarrylng Passengers to Flagship Free of Charge. Ana Boats wl'l leave Shelly BeAOh at short Intervals during the day. All Rowing Races will be under tho Rowing Association Rnles. Poßt Entries for Boats not In Harbour on Night of Entry will bs received aboard Flag- Bhip on MONDAY MORNING, 26th Inst. _ Amission to Flaßship, 2s 6d, or by Subscri bers Tloket, D. F. BVANB, Hon. Sec. CI H uITcH OF ENGLAND J DIOOEBAN OFFICE, The ahove Offlce has been REMOVED to Coohrane's Buildings, Fort-street. .- _„, .-, w" s- COCHRANE. March 21,1853. Seoretary. IGEONS for ialej Birmingham Rollers, imported: also Temblors, the best performers in Auckland.—Apply to John Jjurgeaa. iJorth Shore. OHMS. All ohUdren suffer from them. If euspeoted, ask for the Certain Cure, SHAttLAND'a vyOKM POWDKKB, lypsoket. Apothecaries Hall, opposite Post offloe. Meetings. UCKLAND PHILARMONIC eOOISrY.—The Members of the above Sooiety are requested to meet for praotloe I'd. EVENING (2Uh lust), instead of 3ood Friday, ot 7.30 p.m.. sharp.—By order, a F. CaMPBEiiUHon. Sep. * ¥o ' ® A LODGE ST. ANDREW, No. 418, S.C The Regular Monthly Meeting of thla Lodge wUI be held in tbe Lodge-room. Free cnaaon.' HaU, Princes-street, on MONDAY S VSNING next, March 23, at 7.30 o'clock Btarti 1 11 Masoas are Invited. By order of the R.W.M — E_. W,«atfT. £t_nrat._vr- AU CX L * N D AGRICULTURAL AND MKRCANULE COMPANY (Limited). The Annual General Mestl.g of the obove Company will be held at their offloe, Nos. 9 and. il, Queen-street. Auckland, on FRIDAY, the 30th Inst,, at 2 (.'clock n.m. ALEXANDER DEWAR. Seoretary. AY OF ISLANDS COAL COMPANY (LIMITED). The Half-yearly Meeting of Shareholders in the above Company will ba held in the Com pany's Offlce, No. 10, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, on WEDNESDAY, March 28, at 3 a.m. , _ ' • . _ Business: To receive Directors Report ana Accounts for the half-year ending 31st Decem 3er, 1882, and to elect two Directors and two Auditors. By order of the Board of Directors. H. GILFILLAN, Jonb., Secretary. Auckland. Maroh 21,1883. UT, HELIER'S AND NORTRCOTE 0 LAND COMPANY (LIMITED). A Meeting of the Shareholders of the above Company will be held at the Company's Office, ■Jbortland-Btreet, on WEDNESDAY, the ZBth DBtant, at 2.30 p.m- Business 13t> reoeive Directors' Report and Election of uareotors. F. A. WHITE, Seoretary. Auokland, Maroh 12,1883. B 'J Auctions. TUESDAY. PICTDRES 1 PICTURES 1 W. DOWDEN aAS been instructed to sell by auction, on Tneaday next, at 11 o'clock, at the Izchange Mart. Queen street, THK BALANCE OB* CONSIGNMENT OF • FRAMHIO ENGRAVINGS AND OHRO MO-LITHOGKAPHB, consisting of over 100 PICTURES IN MAPLE AND GOLD FRAMES. WITHOUT RSSEBVE. TUESDAY, MARCH 27. SALE OF FURNITURE, NORTH SHOBE. At II o'clocE. THE subscriber has received instructions to sell at the I akob House adjoining Captain Sl wtbbt, D ivonpobt, a few minutes walK from Viotoria Wharf, the whole ot the HOUSEHOLD "ORftirURK oontalned In g^ING^ ROOM. ~MTT*ff Q .- RoyM. Biaok Horse Hair Suite, Pier oiai£~ Tables'end Covers, Curtains. Carpets, Fender and Irons, Lamps, Cruets.Glaases and Docautora. Iron ana wool Double Bedsteads, Blankets, spring Beds, Hair Mattrasaeß, Fetther Pillows and Bel stera. Dressing Glss.es and Tables. Washstand and Ware, large ard email Baths, a Full Set 01 Eitohen Utensils, and a great variety of useful articles too numerous to mention. GEORGE SIBBIN, ; W, 8. COCHRANE] WAS. DACBV. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, AT 11.30 A.M. HANDSOME COTTAGE PIANOFORTE. VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, Removed to Mart for Convenience of Sale. rHE subscribers will sell at the Mart, Fort-etroet, on Wednesday. 2S6h lnfiW at 1 LEO a.m., HOUSEHOLD FURNITURJS - , .'most new), * Removed tor convenience Of Sale, and Comprising— Rosewood Cottage Pianoforte, Walnut Can terbury, Music Stool. Walnut Oval Table, Six Austrian Bentwood Chair, Turkish Lounge, Occasional Table, Wool Rugs. Large Mantel Mirror (blaok and sold frame). Carpet, Fletuicß. Double Iron Bedstead and Spring Mattress Inlaid Cheat Drawers, rable and Washstand and Choice Set Ware. Matb'e Mirrors. Curtains, OUolotb, Dining Table, Potent Perambulator. Bookshelves and Books. Sewiog Machine, Cheffonier, Bedsteads, Mattresses and Palllaßses. Iron Cots and Mattresses, Commode, Bati, Crookery, Glassware, Gas Stove, Awnings, Vera ndah Blinds, Verandah Seat, Kitohen Utensils, &c, &c. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON. Auctioneers. ' " WEDNESDAY, I^. RCH 27. FOR POSITIVE, UNRESERVED SALE. OIL PAINTINGS, OLEOGRAPHS- 1 VARIOUS. GABRIEL LEWIS 0 AS received Inatrnctfona to sell, at his O Rooms (opposite Thornton, Smith and Firth's Mlltsl, Lower Queen-street, on the above 3ato. Nt II o'clock. 200 of ■ bove. varl v i subjeotg. Without Kb.'kbvb. ... . FRI AY, MARCH 30, .' At 11 OC'OCt, NEW VERaNBAH COTTAGE CLARENCE-SIR SET, PONSONBY. r. fTlvans HAS received instructions from Mr Kemott to sell by public suction, at his 1 and and Estate Matt, Queen-street, on Friday, 30th March, at 11 o'clock, THAT VERtf COMFORTABLE VERAN- D -H COTTAGE, containing 4 rooms aud scullery, fitted with register grate, oven, cupboard, &_-, together with the freehold allotment, 36 x Bft This House is quite new and we'l finished, and pleasantly Bltuatod In Clawnoe - street, Poneonby, D. F. EVANS, Land Mart, Queen-street. FBIDAY, MARCH 30. GOOD PAYING _COONTKY NEWS. PAPER BUSINESS FOR SALE. MESSRS. PAGET & HULME HAVE received inttruoiions from the ._ , proprietors to sell by publio auction, at their Auction Mart, Tauranra, at noon en FRIDAY, the 30th March (unTess iwrtousbr disposed of by pnvate treaty), The PLANT, BOOK-DEBTS, GOOD-WILL • and BUSINESS of the ''TAURANGA GUARDIAN" Newspaper, at present doing good paying business. - _ The Plant is complete for Country Newspaper and Job Printing offlce, and ail material good as new. - For terms and foil particulars apply to PAGET & HULME, > Auotioneesa. Tauranga, March 16,1883. (Continued on Fourth Page./