ATROCIOUS DOUBLE MURDER IN TASMANIA.

Two Xtoy Mmdorers.

[rbuteb's cables.]

(Received April 14-12 50 p.m.)

.?. LAUSCESTON, this day. £\VO youths named O^den and Davies have been committed to trial for a wilful double murder. The two ni»ii, who are tho victims, were line-repairers • and another man was scalped. The details of the crime are terribly atrocious, and the affair has caused much excitement hero. Tb c prisoners displayed perfect callousness when charged with tho murder.

LADY JERVOIS'S GARDEN PARTY.

LADY JbRVOM «aye n garden party at Government House this afternoon, com metcing at 4 o'clock. Numerous invitations were issued, sud provision h*a teen made for the accommodation and enter tainment of a lar^o company. In fact, it jg the most foshiohablo gathering of tbe season. There are two lawn tf nnis courts marked out, and benches placed about tho grounds so as to command a view of the games. Tho showery weather, however, interfered with the programme, »nd most of the gue»ts therefore adjourned to Govern ment House, where dancing is being engaged in with groat zest.

SOCIETY OF ARTS' EXHIBI TION.

CSBTAIN statements in this morning's paper respecting the exhibits from tho Christ church School of Art arc mislcadiDg, and calculated to compromise tho Lirnoss and good faith of tho Auckland Society of Art. if not corrected. The facts arc theso:— Tho officwls hero were not aware that any package of dr&wings was on board the Arawata till midday ou Thursday, when a letter was received hy tho Secretary, Mi ll. M. Fripp, notifying tho fact. At that hour, however, the awards hud noc ouly been already m»de, but the prize list was actually in type in tho bTAIt olh'ee. Mr Jonah Martin, however, took immediate steps to get the packase from tbe ship ; but it was the v*ry last one taken out; and. ita contents ware not opoLcd and Lusp-ictod till yeetorday (Friday) at 4 p.m. It will thus be Been that no time baa been lost; and that our judges showed no undue hatte in giving ttß prizoa to the local competitors before tbe Chriatchurch exhibits should arrive. Such an impression might get abroad, were not the present explanation given. There ia no doubt as Jo tho high order of merit displayed in the designs in question. They will be on view to-day, and during tho rest of the time the exhibition is opcu. There is another error in the " Herald " about a so-odled " Wellington School of Art. ' No such Institution exists ; And what exhibits have been lec.ived by the. Arawata from Wellington ara the work of the private pupils of Mr E. Frasur Jjnes. 'Jhe Mxhibition has beea kept open coa tinuously to-d«y from 12 uoon; and wi/1 remain open this evening until 10 p.m. ihc number of visitors passing tbe doors is very gratifying.

SPORTING.

[BY CiBLE.-RBUTSE'S AGENCY. [

NEWM&BKBT SPKING MSETING. LONDON, April 12.

At the Newmarket Spring Meetinpj the Abraham Stakes was won by Me \V. A. Lorig's Tonans.

(PEB PEHSS APSOCIATION,)

■vyEtXINGTO?, this day.

Mason and Valiancy's racehorses, Siesta and Jack, passed through AVellington aboard tbe Kotomahaua yesterday to lullil engagements at the Auckland meeting. Mr Vallaoce and Wattio,tho well-known light weight rider, w«e passengers by tho same jjeamcr,

THE FANCY FAIR.

It nemains Open on Monday.

Theeb was a good attendance at the Fancy Fair for the liquidation ot the debt on St. Mark's Church, licmuorn, both yesterday afternoon aud evening. Expcota. tions, co far as patronage went, were fully realised, tbore being a number of counter attractions, which were calculated to militate against a very large number of visitors spending the ovoning at tbe b.zasr Business was comparatively brisk, and when the caih takings were counted, it was found that they am on n ted to very clobo upon £70. There was a fair attendance again this afternoon, and the industrious ladies wore kept busily employed in waiting upon their costTners and displaying tho many attractive features ot the luxaar with a, due regard to securing purchaser?. The refresh ment stall bad been replenished with a varied stock of delicacies, and appeared to be capable of supplying the ivquircments of a very large number of individuals. So fat as the children were concerned, the great circle of attraction was still tho gift tree up staiiß, and the countless treasures into which its branches are adorned were gazad at by many pairs of envious juvenile eves. In addition to the donations which we mentioned yesterday, we observed during tbe period of our visit this aft;moon a beau tiful painted cushion by Yrß Hales, crowel.J work aotlmaccaesar by Misa Buckland, snn-ftower cushion by fiSrs Prltt, handsome cushion, bracket", and pair of crewel-work slippers by Mrs Sec combe, painted, antimaceasjar by Mt» Pritt, lacework atitimaccafaar by Miss Fhillipson, crimson satin antimaccas?ar by : Mrs Alexander, and a valuable occasional table ornamented with hand-painted, satin by Mrs Jackson, of Sutton Lodge. The latter donation is an admirable work of art, and must haverequiredthe exercise ot a very great deal of industry and appliestiou before it was completed. The bazaar will temain open until 10 o'clock to-night, and we un derstand that the promoters have deter mined upon continuing it during Monday afternoon and evening. Music and other attractions will be provided for tho enter taioment of tne visitors to-night,

CHORAL HALL.

(To the Editor.)

Sib,— \ am vary sorry that I have given any offence or hurt anyone's feelings when I pointed out ia my previous letter bow the music on Wednesday evening spoiled by the excessive violence- of the drumming. I do not tbink that "tho respected drnmmer*' should allow himself to foel annoyed at my remark?, for I presnme that he operated according to orders, and the fault is not hi?. What I c implain of is, that the drum was so loud ibat we could not hear the music. Occasionally, when tho dmminer was resting himself, there were intervals of beautiful music, which the audience thoroughly crjjoyed. but these interval* rarely lasted lone;, "iour corres pondent speaks of Wagner as knowing best what he intended. Now, I remember reading that Wagner used to put part' of bis orobestra trader nnatu the stnge. I presume that there a-e no conveniences at the Choral Hall for thii being doDe, but if something of that sort could be done here it would be a great im provement, and Wagner's iotention would be carried out. I speak as one of the audi ence, not as a rr.usical performer, and it is not for the gratification of the audience that a band plays, "One of the Baud " alludes to my paintings. Let me reply that I paint to be admired (if possible) ana I o ba criticised by the public, what would he pay if I painted a picture and then daubed over half of it with yellow punt so that nothing of that part of it could be c con ? Yet a similar thin? happened to Wednesday evening's music. It the rest of tbe band liked their instruments to bo unheard, and if Mendels sohn and AVagnor so intended. I suppose that it is not permitted tonwto cay i* ia wrong; but this I do feubvc, that the result in not satisfactory to tbe listnuu:.-. — Yuvvs,

P.S. —I 3o not fctio.vivlieti]'li' my letUi caused the ctaango, but last nighi tmt bbttil was put in aa adioinioj; room, which was a great improyomeut. —S, A o

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

IMB DYNAMITE CON-

SPIJtcACY

Trial of I'risoncrs.—The Fenian Origin of the Outrages.

(Eecoived April 14, 2.15 p.m.)

LONDON, April 13,

The trial of the dynamite coasriratora at Bow-street Police Court is still proceed ing. Mr Poland, tbe prosecuting counsel, has further shown in his opening speech that Gallagher is tho primo move of the dynamite faction, and has for some time past been in correspondence with Deyoy and I'ossa and other leaders of the Irish Revolutionary Party in America;

LONDON WOOL MARKET,

LONDON, April 13,

Tho wool market continue quiet. The new arrivals to date for uext auctions nniouot to 250,000 bales.

(Special to press association.)

FAILUttE OF KEFBIGEBATINQ APPARATUS.

LOW DUN, April 13.

One third of the cargo of frozen meat has artivtd in a doubtful condition. The remainder ia believed to be sound,

THE PHOENIX PARK MURDERS.

Brady's lrial.

ferdict of Wilful Murder,

Accused Sentenced to Death,

(f-MCIAL TO I-BESS ASSOCIATION,)

(Received—April 14, 2.30 p.m.)

LONDON, April 13,

The trial of Brady has been finished. The jury promp ly returned a verdict of "Wilful Murder," and eeutence of death was accordingly passed;

OPERA HOUSE.— " East Lynnc."

This highly-emotional drama was pro. duced last night before a good house, and was performed with a fair degree of euccess, Miss Juno, of course, appoared as Lady Isabel, but hor generous physique hardly qualifies her for the assumption of such a r6le; a slighter and more girlish figure would baa far nearer approach to verisimilitude, Though haudioappod by this inavoidable drawbacl-j Mi-s Juno crcatf d a very favour able irupre»sion. Tlw part g»vo her un opportunfiy for lrstrionic duplay in her particular line—intensity of feeling—and she made tho most of it, her acting in the deathbed passages of the lust act being painfully realistic. Mr Kussull, as tticbjbuld Cariylo, seemed altogether out of bii dement. In tbo first two acts lie was scornful and cynical towards Cornelia and he assumed a flippancy of stylo towards Lady Isabel which rendered his subsequent prostration with grief, at hor elopement, straug*lv incongruous The portraitue wasimou'istant and disappoiut ing, Mrs McGow.m made an admirable Cornelia and Miss Grccnlcca a very goed Barbara Hare, while Mi■* Feutherston did full Jjusticti to the small part of Joyce. Mr Welsh's Karl Mouulsovein and Mr Marshall's Sir Fraocia Levison were satis factory, while Miss Mabel Masters (a child of 8 or 9 year?) enacted the r6le of "Willie Carlyle very prettily. Mr Whitting ap peared as Richard Bare, and Miss Leonard as Wilson. A highly-sensational drama is announced for to-night, viz., "'I he Gambler's Wife; or the Tname3 Mys tery."

fh k )i i tfiEISS * S eveSTS g Stak, 33.1 v H.™lTr AFiti!Cjr3i^^^



Personal. VT o T I (3 F. IS ==S If Walter Boughton docs not Call and Pay Rent for tho Rooms ho occupied in Upper Pitt stroet, his effects will be aold to pay cxpenaeß. ftj OTICE. — I see by tho papers the • ' Buuruptoy of Thomas Kellj. I wish to Inform the pnbiio that it la not 't'hos. Kelly, Plasterer, symonda-stroati — TaoMta Khllt. April 11, 18H3" Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COUKT OK NEW ZEALAND, NORTHKBN DISTRICT, IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of " Tho Debtors and Credi tors Act. 1876," and tho sovoral Acta [unending the sumc. and of the Bank ruptcy of Hknhy Ellis, of Auokland, ia tho Provincial District of Auckland, Clerk, a Debtor. This Is to notify that Henby Ellis, of Auck land, in tho Provincial district of Auckland, clerk, has this day filed a statement that be is unable to meet hfs engagements with his credi tors. Tho fls_klt.eetintr of Creditors to be held at tho SupretßCourt Buildings, Auckland, on FRIDAY; the 20th day of April, 1883, at the hour of oleven o'clock in tho forenoon. Dated this 11th day of Apiil, ISS3. O. W. BASIiBY, Deputy Registrar. G. N. Bbabsey, Coombes' Chambers, Queen-street, Auckland, Debtor's Solicitor. IN THK SUPKKMB COUKT OF KEW ZEALAND, NORTHKttH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. IS BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1873." and amendments there, ai d of the Bankruptcy of JoxL JAMBS Saxojt, a Debtor, This 1« to notify that Joel. James Sue on, ot Paraoil Ris\ near the City of i.uok ami, ia the : Provincial District or mfluiii!, In the Uolony Ot New Zealand. Blaoltßnsltb, h»e this day Hied a niaiemrrn thvt ha la nnib'e to meet his ergngementi with his Creditors; the first mootin* n( Creditors to be held at the Supreme Court Baiklintfp, at Auckland, on THURSDAY, ths 19th day of April, 1883, at tie honr of 12 o'clock noon. Dated at Auokland, this 13th day of April, 1883# " O. W. BA.BLKY. Deputy Registrar,! Thomas Cotter. Solicitor for the Dobtor, Shortland-strcet, Auckland. Highway Board Notices. WAII'AKEBEI WEST HIGHWAY DISTRICT. The Annual Meet'Dg of tho Bo^rd is to bo held at tho Oroili Hotel, Hondßreon, on SATURDAY, tho sth day ot itav, 18S3. at noon. JOHN BMYTH, Chairman. Waitakerei. 11 h April, 1883 OUfIT ALBEKT HIGHWAY DISTRICT. NOTICE. The Annuil Meeting of the Ratepayers of the above District will bu hold in the Public Uall, Mount Albert, on THURSDAY, May 3rd, at half-pastG o'clock p.m. A X TAYLOR> Chairman. ■ April 13th, 1883. KOADR AND BRIDGES CON STRUCTION ACT, 1882. The Board of the Eden Terrace Highway Dis trict hereby give notice as follows :— 1. They propose to Cut Dawn certain portions and Metal tie whole of the Now North Road from boundary to boundary of tho above Dis trict, the estimated cost of which is £338. 2. Tho amount of tho yearly payments of the Board under the said Act, to bo made by tho said Board, is £8 10s, and the amount of the special rate to meet bucJi yearly payments is one-eighth of a penny in the pound. 3. The plans, specifications, and detailed esti mates of the cost of such proposed work may be seen at the office of tho said Board, New 4. The day on which tho poll is to be taken is MONDAY, the 7th day of May, 1883. By order of the Board. y pATENf : ' Chairman. April 7th, 1883. POWER TO LET, on 70 miles of gas m&lne. in the city and suburbs ot Auo!c l»nd, Engines Irom ito lOOh.p.indicwed. Con sumption of cai, from 18 oublo feel ot gas per Indicated hoive-power tec bonr for thi larger sizes, to 25 fe't for the smaller. AinaJoura, Woodworker!. So., will fluaihtea fl'ie-jißsa oppjreauity to obtain the best, 1 übes-pes", ana anti reliable po»er. Tho ergme I cutx fire "cod at 2}d par ton, and it intermittent j bolstlnu wurK the :oat ia socm-.tiaisn ai low as Is ! 81 par day for a 3J h p. entire the engine rnn iclnijaUday. Tldt ty-a ye Oir .*. Eonines are . row ereoted la anoHland : r tcrens and con ditions, aopiy to tho Boer t »ry, Anoklana G»b I (Company (Umiiod), Foit- root, blzas In stock { -4,1. 2. 31, 8,12 h,p.



I Wanted. \Ar ANTED SKEN, the Ladies' High v » heel Prunolln Hoots far 53 61: and tho r>ho.\p lot of lulanti." licou and Bbooe, at Dimpler'H Boot Shop, Victor!* atreat WANTED all the Hands to commence work Monday, 16th inßt,-New Zealand Twoed Cumpmy. WANTED, one good Canvasser; can make good salary; young man pro ferred.—Apply 6. liainoy & Co., Fort street. ■a/ ao TED, a good Kestaurant Cook.— » v Blue Post, Vlotorla-atreet ICaat. WAN TED, Kitche/i, Man. - Governor Browne Hotel. ANTED, Shoemaker for the country. —Apply Market Hotel, at C o'clooir. WANTeD, a Slaughterman.—Apply ITishor & Co. (Limited), Quoon-street. WAN KD, a Beef Carter.—G. Hulme, Butchor, Quoon-streot. ■ ANTED, Woik Hands, for Shop Work, (toad bmtOD hole hards, pre- Cir-nfl. «t. 'o »loy*H--fßOt.ory. 81. nhorti»n<i-Bt. WAN I'EU — Shepherd or Manager of *>heop-etatlo_—by Rospeotablo Man. with Rood Colonial experience; thoroughly competent to take oharfte.—Apply K.A., Post- Olllco, Au.klnno. va/ ANTED, a Young Man for tho V v country, munt ba abio to mils and m»ke blmsclf generally useful.—Apply to W. Burton, Kyber Pass. ANTED, a Boy.—Apply Oil Works Freeman's Uai. WAi^TriD, a good Office Boy,—Apply G. Ralnoy — Co., Fort-atrcet. XJkjr ANTED, a smart Boy for the sail ? T making.—Apply to C. Reynolds, aboro 3. 11. MclConzle's, Fort-streot. WANTED, a Boy to milk, attend to horse nr:d currluKO. &c— Apply bttwoon I a.m. and 2 pm. to Mrs Q. W, Williams, Col ego Koad, Hemncra, , WANT'D, a respectable' Boy to loam bootmnking.—Apply Adanis aiid Son M Jollego ltond. ________ WANTED, a small Boy for. general work.-J. Roberts, Grocor, Ponsonby [toad. ANTED Seven smart Boys, about 14, as Apprentices to tho Boot Trade, Jboral wagoa. — Apply T. Prossor, Upper Jueon-strcet. _ WANTED, a strong Lad for a Baker's Cart,—Apply W. Finlay, Baker, Kybor ?as3 Road. VV ANTED, "Youth acquainted with tho y 1 Shoo Trade.-Apply J. Graon. 161, Vlo orla street. WANTED, a roapectablo Youth about flftoon; ono acouatdmod to town and ■torses preferred;— Apply by lcttor to G., Stak JOlco. ~ \S7 ANTED, a respectable Youth for o * * farm at Avondalo; mast bo able to nllk and attond to horsos.—Apply John Buchanan, CuatomhoußO-stroot, Auckland. jjNTKD, a mspectablo Girl to mind children and assist in housework.- Ipply lira J. Cameron, Scotia Placo, Upper jucen-Btrcet. . WAN TED, at Hanoaford'a Auckland Registry (established 20 years), good res )octablo Female Servaats of all claßaea. *"*; ANTED, at Hanrutord's Auckland »' Rogistry (estab!lsh»d 20 years), Tour acnerala and Nursogirl (Mt Albert) urgent. _»/ ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland T> Reglstrr (ostablishod 20years), two Un incumborod Couples and a Gonoral (Gisborno); ixoollont wagea-^urgent; WAnTKD, at banuaford's Auckland Registry (ostabliahed 20 yoars), Hotel lousomnld (town), 1-3. Very urgent. ANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply Mrs v* illiams, Ylotorl--Bt'Q->t. \l7 AiN'TED, a good General Servant, v ono wt o can watt at table, for Hot Jat he Lakes — Apply M. Gallsghor, Blaok 801 l lotol. Albon-Qtreot. ii/ a« T_ v, a General Servant; uo V; wiuhinK : good vragos.—Mrs Banks, ,o,'iin Bank, Jermy--3>reet. • \%J ANTKD, a General Servant; good ' • waceg.—Apply to Sirs OBboraaLOpposito ido to St. Sepulcliro'a Church, S&Stfpl-SU-cut, JT Kyber Puaa Koad. \\> ANTED, !>y an experienced Person, ' a Situation as Working Ilousokeopor.— Address A.8., Stab Oflloe. \\ ? ANTED, for a first-class Ladica1 » ? ifobool In Auckland, a iUMdonv Go 'orneea who thoroughly urjderatinds trlthmollo md BngUsh.—--drees aZ., PoatO—oe, Auok and. WANTED, immediately, Assistant Dressmaker*,—Miss Gwainor, noxt St. >t»r)'d Church, Paruell. t&) aKTKD, a staunch Buggy Horse, " ' Ruaranterd quiet and wlihnat vice.— S.pply to Mr Hazell, Hiding School, New North loaA \\7 ANTED, a Dairy of Fresh Bnlter. "* Oa'h on dollvory. — Nowton Bakery, varangahapo Road. it, ANTED, a purcha.«or for a Case of - * Surgical Instruments and a Pair of Carriage Lamps nearly now.—Apply to Bennett md Sons, Oil and Color Warehouse, Freoman's toy. {*f ANTED, Members for Dancing Class, ** Monday Jfvonlnßs; JuvenJlo Clas». latarday;s3 tor month. —Mrs Welob, 161, irsy -street. WANTED, Empty Sacks. - Patera n and Company, ■ prna-^Wot. Y^,r ANT-D, Tenders for Stone Wall aod V T Clea*inK grcrand o! owns.—Apply Cuck ley's Bto>o, Mount Kden. WANTED to Sell, two splendid Goats In milk.- Apply Star offloa. *«/ ANTED to Bny, Boxwood Cuttings. V? —Apply V. Longuot, Wollcslcy-stroet (Veat " \\7 ANTED to Buy, 1 or _ first-clas3 »' * Carrlaf o Bones, not less than 15 h-nris ! inchos blgh; brown or bay preferred.—Apply W. Crowther. j 4*7 ANTED to Soli, about 30 leads of » » good Briok i*aw. ''elivered in any part )t Anofclnrd-W. Rainbow. yJAMKD, Ono or Two lienpectable TV j oorur Men ti join In a fl»cho or/ Hal). - ipply Mr Itlley, Havolock-Btroet, off eymondr. ,troot. WAftTID • nowu-At J. G. Brown's, Purnoil, Doable width Ulßter Cloth. 2i li yard: Wincey, 30 in. wide. Oil yard; Heavy 3lbo Bergs, la; Blankets, 12a pair. \»7~ANTED " KNOWN — Landing, ex » T Ar«wata. Prlmo Canterbnrjr Po-atoes, rlvlnic general satlsfaotlon. l'i(co and sample in applloatlou,—K. K. Uavloe, L. 1). Nathan's Bond. \»7ANTjiD KNOWN-Samplesof some V T of the Good! botngsoid olT(»ith prloeo) tro now In the window at tho Hobßon-streot Shop, Further partlculaij booh,—W. H. Dam )lo^. WANTED the Ladies to Know that Munro and MllUgan, Hobson-Btreet. lave tooured the services ola first cl>ea Mil lnor, aDd aro bow prepared to suppl* millinery n all Its branches on the ehortest notice. aITT-D.- Hosiery 1 Hosiery 1 — Men's, Women's, Boys', Girls', and Children's, JUBt openod at Robson's Melbourne gotise, Ponsonby. \Jkf ANTED.—Tho beat stock of Winter V » Hosery Jn Ponsonby is to bo fonnd at Robson's Melbourno Ilouao. Come and boo ;hem. , WANTED-Go and Soo tho Ladies' KlKßtlo S'ds Imitation Eld Boots for )i Bd at Damper1- Voit Snop Vlotoria-ttreet. \KT ANTED KN<WN, that Mrs Walters, vV Hobson-street. has Romoved to Pitt it.rcot, whero aho has Ojcned a Fresh Stook o Millinery. _______ WAINTRD KNOWN—Button Hooks, 2d caoh ; hoost Loat'aor Boot Laoen, Id the pair, or 01 the dozen p lira—at Damplec's Boot Shop, Vintorla-Btreat. \V ARTED, Everybody to Know that w^ Charles Kolsoy & Co. keep no Imitation Sllvor Jowollory of any kind. The whole of their largo and choice Stock is guaranteed to be real Silver.—Charles Kelsey & Co., two doors bolow Morrlna'.Jronmongorß; WA"NTKD~KNOWN-San>ploa of some Tt of iho Goods boing cold off (with prloes) are now in the window at tho Hobson-stract Shop. Further partloulars Boon.—W. H. Dam plor. » %J ANTED Known—and well known.— Mosloy'a Hosiory. Brettlo'a Hosiery. Lolcestor Hosiery, at Robson's Melbourne House, -.opsonby. WANTED KNOWN-Samplos of some of the Goods being sold off (wtth prloet) are sow In tbe window at the Hobson-Btreet Shop. Further particulars soon.—W, H. Dam pier. X%J ANTED KN"WN-Nieht School * » cominenoea in Newmarket Public School on MONDAY next, 16th instant, at 7.30 p.m. Terms, Is por week. ANTBD KNOWN-Samples of some T v of tbo Goods being sold off (with prices! sro n)w In the -window at the Hobsnn-strcot i hop. Further partlcniars bood.—W, H. Dam Plor. ~\\, ANTED KMOWN—It you want to v ? ten tho latest Fashion (Autumn and winter, 1313), hnvo a glance at Munio and Millluan's Tallo;lng Window, In Hobson-Btreet. ANTEIT~KNOWN — " Pectorine " for Ciioshs. Colds. Bronobttls. Hoarse neßn. &0., 2s r.nd 5a per bott'o—Prepared »t North f hore Pharmaoy, Devcnport, May alao be obtained from Mr J. A. Baslott, 181. Queen ttrpp-t \M aN i ED KNOWN- Samples of some V» of the Goods bong sold off (with prices) sre now In the window at the Bobson'B'reet bhop. Further partloulars soon.—W, H, Dam pier^ WANTED SEEN, the Men's Buff Slippers, for Is; end tbo cheap lot cf Men's Boots ot Damplei'fl Boot Shop, Viotorla iitroet. . WAKTiiD iiauy* a—»-_c_»» .i_ bbk ! OujtAP Timbbu I And all other Mnfis of Bnildlng Mnterlßls, can be pnrobaasfi cheaper and Ijelter *h»n ecywhere else at *he YnL-do of D. GotDiß, Albort-6»reet. There be!cg oo manufaotory for Joiners' Timber on «be pre mises, the onstomer has an sddltionsi opror tunity of Retting superior tlmter, Whoelrlghtß Mnterlals always in stook. WANTED KNOWN— Samples of some of th* Good« belrg sold off! with prices) nro now I" tho wlodow at tho tfobsou street Ehop. i'nrtber partlcnhurs eoon.—w. 11. Dam pi»r. »A/_«TED, a Stable and Coach-house V? near oi oral Hall. Symondß-stroer. Not Icbb than three Btallß required, — Arthur H Nnthan, S3, Lower; Qaeen-Btreet,



Wanted. WANTED, Everybody interested to moot with th« FO'iitry. Il Jlgeon, &c, Asaaolatlon ln Jtaon H&llon Friday nexr, /tpril 20th. at 7.30 p.m -B. PMARSON, atoretaty. _ WAN TED ! Wanted to Sell, very cheap, 11 bated Arrowi out, only 3 • lb Ulds tor 3s 6d; Biuo 4d lb. I2lba for 3s 6d i Honey, (Id lb; Treaale. Id lb, 121bs tor 3s 6d; good Bios. 61ba Is; Small li Ice. Olba Is; good Bacon, 9d lb, 7o by the side: Hams (in cloth) 91 lb; 0 oases Pro- I BOived Milk ((rood), 8d tin, 6a Gd dozen; uld Cheoso. 31 lb, 2Jd by tbe cheese; New Cheese, Gd lb. Gd by the cheese; Onions. 2d lb, 7<bs for Is; Lot of Jams, Plum and Raspberry only 7d. tin, 6* 9& dozanj Toa.ls Gd to 2s 6d.-H. WAT VB, Pltt-etreot \R: ANTED, all Buyers of Silver Jewel ■" " lory to know that Charles Kolsoy & Cp. havo arranged for Constant Additions to their Stock of tho very Noweßt Dosigns. They keep no imitatious, conaequently they guarantoo evorythiiiK thoy sell.-Charle3 Kelaoy & Co., two doore bolow Morrins', Ironmongers. AIN'iED, the Ladies'of Ponsonby and lHutilot to oill and inspcot the now md cheap Millinery, at p/loea to unit all classes; blbo, New Uoode ia Gold niid filaols Lustres anil Cagtimoreß. on which an allowaios ot 2a ln tho £ w.ll ba made. A splendia lot ot Blsnkets for Oi Od; good JtfMßdinß la Hewth Ru.w and Door Mat", from 3a Cd; Cravtones, fable Covers, Quiita, l nderolathinß: Cfceap Lines ln Hosiery, i<anny Dices Goodii. lUossmsklnKln tho Latest Koshioos. — HEMINGW iY'B Cheap Drapery, Ustabllshnienr. (orncrof Union and Pstteisoo ! Btrcotß) Frteman's Ray. WANTED SKEW, tno Ladioi' House lloat-. 2a 01 and 3j ; iadlos' Sllptora, 2^; «■< H tho La^iw' hlgb-hesi Evening Shoes, 3s WAu'l'lSD, a few Young Geutlemen Uoardarn In a prlvaio family, sood homa and aocommodatloa, iaoludlng birth and piano : <orn)8 moderate. — Apply two-storuy houßo, third past Government school, Nolso-i- Btrcet Eiißt. WANTED KNOVVw, at Dampiei's Boot Shop, Tlocorla-streot, yoaoansot La lo<' roal Kiastlo Bide Kid Boota with tßßßole, forfi3|gd. Bolntlmal \\ 1 ANTED isOWN- A. O. STEPHENSON, DRAPER. NKWTON, R^a Jdst Openbd Up NEW YELVKTKKNS, Bpeolal valuo, 1,9 yard NKW SATINS. 1/9.28. to 5/3 yard NEW BILKS, splendid Lyons, 1/0 yard NKW HO3IBRY, i\& upwards NfiW DOLMANS, weU trimmed, 25/ NEW UL9TKEa, 3/G to 35' oaoh NKW JACKHT.-i, splendid value, at 7/8 NKW UNDKROLOrHING.aUityI-sandprlceß NX >v H\TB, ln Straw. &o, 61 npwarda NKW FHATHSItB, 1/0 to 21/ eaoh NE W FLOWKRB, /2J to 3/0 oaoh NKW TAPKBTHY OARPETB, 2 0»or ysrd NEW LONG LAOK OUKTAIKS, /SJ, 1/, 1/3 snd l/<3 per yard NKW BHOKT CURTAINS. li\ to 1/ per yard NBW FLANNELS, 35 picoop, /7i to 2/8 per yard NKW BLANKETS, toll size, All WOOL 18/0 per pair NBW CLOTHING, ln great variety. DRESSMAKINGS AND MILLINKRV ON THE PRBMiaBS. A. O. STEPHENSON, KARANOAUAFK ROiD. W /'«M«D KNOWN-Garduer'a Ccle "V br.tod lllood Mixture, prlca Ss per botJo. This medlolne ia tho bout and moaf oll'uolUßl remedy for all skin diseases and Un linrlilesot the blood, eapeolmly p.mulca on tbe [boo, sorotuloni Boros, ulandttlar swellings. &o —Prepared at North Shore Pharmaw, Devon port. May aUo bo obtained from Mr j, A. Has .pit. 181. Uneon-atreet. « UCKLAND HOSPITAL. AT . Wanted, immedlntcly, two Assisutut-NnrBCB \nd two Scrubbors or Charwomon. Apply to Mrs M. E. Kissling at tho Hospital, wtweon tho houra o( 2 and i in tho afternoon. T" UCKLAND HOSPITAL. Wanted, immediately, nn Assistant Cook. For particulars, apply to Mr CaßseH, St. MunKO Coti, Quccn-sireot BOOT TRADE. — Wanted, a steady Man aa Jonmeyman; must be able to 3!o«o Btrong work.—Apply A. Finch, Boot maker, Durgavllla. DRKSSMaKLNG. -Wanted, a number of Apprentices nnd linprovors.—Apply Miso Lee Smith, Itutiand-street. between Wake lold and Wellosloy Stroota East. TTtXT¥AOIiDINARV'.~ReaI Bannock- Hi bora Twiwil S>ui< £3155, at J. Wllliainß', Paople'a Tailor. Tlctoria-alreet. q"^ ftl AlOfls R*E MUE EA. Wanted, a Tonor for Ft, Mark'd Churoh, ttomner*, a good valoe,» sool reader, and a [Amlliaiiry with ("hurch Swvloolodl-oonteblo. restimonlalß will be required. Aa efflo'ent an jl'cmt will receive liberal treatment — For miiib »nd cmiitH, apply to >h3 Organist of the 3hurob. AH Appllo*Uons must beln by MON PAY. t*alfl«h. rpo TAILORS.— AVanted, a good Coat- I m»ker.—Apply at onto to vfblto and WttktnßOn, Vlo-orl>-«trf o>. 'TRADESMEN'^ Books and Acoountsto J mako up — Wanted. —Address ' Book icoper, care Rowo and Hairiaon, Arch Hill." \7"OUTH wanted for mcrcbant's office! JL state age, tec to •' Mirohant," Stab Qoodson's Arcade. oo oo oo GOOD SON'S OOD *" SON'S BICD II tuco tiONDON LONDON ARCADE. ARCADE. Tho accident to our verandah has deprived-us for tho time being of tho display in four of our windows, bat tbo Aroado stalls remain tho same, and, according to our usual oustom, wo most cordially invito inspec tion of our goods, irrespective of any purchase being made. and hope our friends will not hesitate to look around within, though deprived of tho usual facilltes without, by tho Berlous accident wo havo sustained. o o 88 ' 88 co oo GOOD SON'S. /""I OOD SON'S. OOD ~ SON'S. VITOOD ~ SON'S. mm t/iw §1 §§ coin wtn ! Meetings. UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDS, The members of this Order aro particularly rqneatod to attend the Lodge Meeting on UuNDAY NI9HT, whfln Brother Blanop. ".P., ivlll bo present to rlvb an aooonnt 0> hts offlo'al rlsit to the Grand Lodge at Melbourne, and aleo >f Mb Inetallatlon ot Mew Lodges at tho Tuazneß md Tauranga. K. MAOK. Soorttsrv, AprU 14th. 18?3. r"'ONIC fOLFA.-A Moating of Sol falats Interested in Forming a Tonic 801-fa ld«a»o«d frintlnK clubr will be held in the Alexandra-B'reot -ohool-room on KRIDAY cvuNiNß next, 20th April inft at 8 o'e'ook. ill f orsous holdlnit tho Elamentry or Hißhor 3ertllloa«fß are Invited t& attesd. Oalle. TE AWAMUTU CHEESB aM) 1 BACON FACTORY COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE, TO SHAREHOLDERS. All Calls in arrear and Unpaid after April list instant, will be Sued for, together with nteresi thereon, at the rate of 15 per cont. No further notipo will bo given. J. WALTON, Seorotary.B a UCKLAND NATIVE LANDS ta. ooLONiyAiioN oompanx (Limited). Notloe Is hereby given thst a Call (the flrat) of 3oe Shilling per Hhsre has been made by tbe nireetors, payable at the Company's Office, Fort-street, Anokland, on or before MON DAY, ihe 16th April next. FRANZ ECHKRr-F. SeorctarX) Anoh land, Maro'a 19.1883. Dividends. UCKLAND COFFEE PALaCE COMPANY (LIMItKU). NOTICB OF DIVIDEND. A Foal Dividend of One Shilling ana Tfir«fc Pence per Share will b» paid oa aud nfcer ihe 12th April, at the oflloe of tbe Liquidator. Col onial Bank Buildings, Auckland. JOHN MILNB. Offlolal Liquidator!



j^ To Let. i rgpU LET, r.ew Hight-roomed House, will 8 storeroom : water laid on.—Apply Jamei Irvin, top ot Wakefleld-streot. CBIO LET, a Front Room, with fireplace a and gac, oedioom if required. — Apply Anckland Bakery, Bden Crceotnt. mo LET, a Oroomcd Houbp, Wellington A Square, at St. James" Choroh, Welllniston pt.rost,—Applr Mr Crow, baker, top Ot Hobßon street. ... rg 0 L i'Y, a convenient five • roomed 1 Houee, College Rood; rent moderate.— Apply to Mr Nightingale. College Boad. < jf>o LET, to. Dressmakers cr young « Married Couple, Two large Unfurnlsbed Rooms, with use of kitohen ; best pnrt of Grey. atreet.—Stak Office. 'i^O LET, a House of fceven Rooms; 1 water laid on; good garden, woli, &c— Jamo KeH, Bdtn Terrace. '|\O JUET, Shop, 207, Queen-itreet, next S . to Arihur'3 AUOlion Murt.-Johu Weld and Co., egenta for A. uorniell. ' i"\O LIST, in Vincent-street, one or two ? Furnished Bedrooms, Sitting-room.'and uso of kitchen. Gasandwatorlaidon. Private family.—Address offlco of this paper. ■jpO LET, a4-roomed House in Symonds -5 street. Rent, 10s 6d per week.—Apply to E. W. Morrison, Karangahape Road. rg^O LKT, a 5-roomed Cottage in Liucoln» S. street, Ponsonby.—Applj to U. Partlng ton, Lloooln street. rg"\Q LKT, Shop and 5 rooms with fixings, i Hjbaiuwtrot-.t (apposite Munro and Miill gan's).—Anpl) toM. Martin, Welaon-etraat. /{HO LET, 2 or 3 Rooms, furuiahod or un- A f urnishod.-Apply Stab Offlco. 'iPO LET, a 5 Koomed Cottaec in Goorce • strcot on College Road with vorandah ; 10s 6d per week.—Apply \V. Bacon, Wcat-Btreet. Nowton. fi^OLET, Wellington-slroet, a Shop and ' ' Dwelling; shOD flxtnrta nnx ga«.—S. V. Colltoß, Kamo Cool Oflloe, 11, Qnien-Bticot. ' 810 LKT, the Brick Shop and Dwolliwzs 8 In Pitt-streot, top of Vincont-strcot.— Apply to W. J. Offer, Pltt-stroet. /j^O LET, Cottage ot Seven-rooms, ad- J3 jolnlog my own. in Choroh-street, Dotoo port; good view of sea. healthy looallty otd t>lna«ant Bituation; rent 195.-Apply to T. Jff. Dnrancc. 'j \O LET, Upper Queen-street, New I Houflo of C rooms and largo collar, rcgls toro grates, colonial oven; gas and water laid on. i o bo lot for a term of 3 or 6 months—lss per wook.—D. F. Evans, Eatato Agent, Queon- Btrcot, next Bank of Australasia. rVO L"T, those very deairablo and ccn- I trolly Bituated Premlsos now in occupation of Mossrs B. Gittos & Sons (who are romoving opposlto), Wyndham Btrcot, just at junction of Qiieon-strcst.—Full partioulai's from D.]?. Evans, Kstato Agent, Queen-street. <gO LKT (Kemuera)— To Let, Duelling 5 Houbo and 6 Acres, Victoria Road, Romuora, noxt bolow rosidonco of D. B. Cruiok uhaiik, Ksq., nnd at presont occupied by Mr Doniu Kolly. Tho property is very pleasantly situated. House contains 0 rooms and out buildings.—D. F. Kvans, Land Agont, Quoon stroot. O'FFICKS and Sample ttooma To Let.— Apply to New Zealand Tweed Co., Queen street. Bcolesiastic&j. YOUww MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION. corner of Wellesloy and Albort strcote. -Moating for United Prayor THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 7.30. A Bibio Heading will bo given. Friends arc cordially invited. A BIBLK CLASS for MEN every SUNDAY AFTERNOON, from 3 till 1. DEVONPORT WESLEYAN CHURCH. ANNIVERSARY OF TUB ABOVE CHURCH WILL liE IIIlLI) ON SUNDAY, APRIL 15. 1883. Sermons will bo Preached: Morning at 11, Ricv. A. ltEiD; Evening at C.30, REV. T. G. CaUR. On tho following TUESDAY Evening, a SOIREE will bo ho.d in tho Puulio Hall. Tea on tho Tables at 0.30. a * tho After Meeting, to bo hold In tho Church, Address will bo given by Revs. A. Reid, T. SpuuaKO&^BniP'nera. Selections of Musio during th6-]?Tonlng. Tickets, Is Gd each, obtalnablo from the Offlco bearers. QDKDAY SCHOOL ANNIVEKBARY. WBSLHYAN CHUEOH, PARNBLL. SERMONS ON SUNDAY, APRIL 15th. Morning, 11 o'olock—Rov. J. Guy. Afternoon, 3 o'clock—Roy. W. J. Watkln. Evening, 0.30 o'clock—Roy. W. G. Parsonson. SOIREK ON TUESDAY, APRIL 17TU. Tea on Tables at 6.30 p.m. Afterwards a Public Sleoting, to bo addressed by Kovs. Guy, Watkln, Olivor, and Parsonson. Njjft 1 0.L., No I.—All Members! cf Jjg« JLJ< iho above Lodge ur.s requested *Tz!SL}O aitatd the Aloxandra»ir«e« Chapel on aUNUAt. too 15ih iustant. when a Spcol%l Sfr»lco win bj cocouoUxl by tho Rbv. W. S. Poitkr at OOp.m. sharp.—By order of thoW.M.-J Kimweak, Sooretary. MUII^INGSIDit SuHOoL-uOOM.— Tho Roy. Alex. Carrlck will preaoh on Sabbath Aftornoon, at 2.30 o'clock, ST. PAUL'SOHUhCH~Scivrccs: 11 a.m., Morning Prayor, Sermon, nnd Holy Communion; 6.30 p.m., Evening Prayer audSermon, "Balaam tho Soothsuyor. aT, MATTHEW'S CBUROH. - To ' morrow, 8.30 p.m.. Sermon by the Roy. Si Jackeon, Chaplain H.M.S. Diamond. PI TT- S T ifEE T W»SL XV A N CHURCH.-Morning nt 11. Roy. G. W. J. Sponco; Kvonipg at 6.30, ltev. W. J. Watkln. St. John's weslkyan church, Ponsonby.-Morningatll, Rov.T, G, Carr ', Evening at 6.30, Roy. G. W. J. Sponco. HKA F TON ROA D~ WKSLEYAN IJT CHURCH.-Morningat 11, Rov.T. Buddlo; Evening at 0.30, Roy. \V. C. Oliver. E V (IN PO XT WESLEYAN CHURCU.-Slorning at 11, Roy. A. Roid; Evoning at 6,30, Rev. T. G. Carr. AR CII~IiILL.-Divine eervico wilTbo conducted in the District Schoolroom To-morrow (Sunday) Evoning. at tho ÜBualhour, by tho Roy. Alox. Roid. NITED METHODIST FRKE CHURCH. Pitt and Vincont-streote.- I'roachor, Rev. S, Macforlano. pONGREGATIONAL CaURCUTKeros \J ford-strcot.—Tho uaual Borviccs will bo oonductcd To morrow—Morning at 11. Kconing at 6.3i>, by tho Pastor, tho Roy. J. Robertson, M^A^ PRIMITIVE METHOUIST CHURCH, Aloxandra-streot'.—Morning nt 11. Roy. W. S. Pottoi-; EvenfAig at 6.30, Roy. W. S. Potter. Subjeot, "Freedom's Prlco and Pro aarvation." SKKVCSS in the Primitive Methodist Sunday School-room, Upper Pitt and Edwin- Btroota.—Afternoon at 3, Rev. W. S. Potter; Evening at 6.30, Mr Laycook, student. 4jiKa .'< XL UN KOAD PHIMIIIVB - METHODIST CBURCH.-Mornlng at 11, Mr Geary; E%-onlng at 6.30, Rev. J. Gny. JOKNU-StREET aALL-Unecctatian -J Services, by Roy. T. Hodgson. Morning. "Tho Apoatlo Paul's Estimate of Llfo and Doath." Kvoning, "Tho Blossedne&s of tho Glorlflod." ABBOIT'S OPERA OOUSK;.—Geo. ■>. Brown loctures on Sunday Night, at G.SO. Subject; "Obstaoloa to tho Truth." Morning Borvlco nt the Temperance Hall. WELLESLEY-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.-Sunday, 15th April-Pastor Thomas Spurgeon will preach, Morning and Kvenlpg, in the Chapel. PONSONBY BAPIIST CHUKCH."— Tho Rev. C. Carter will preaoh, Morning at U o'clock, Evening at 6.30. Now arrivals are cordially invited. QT. ■"UAVIU'S~CHT)RCS, Symonds ' street.—Morning at 11, Evening at 0.30, Roy. T. MoKenzle Frascr. Subject, " Samuel,'' concluding part. PITESB YTE KIA N CHURCH, DEVON PORT, NORTH SHORE.-Sorvlco To morrow, at 11 o'olock and 6.38, by the Roy, Mr McLean. /^HKLSTADRLPHIaNS meet in the * ' Newton Hall for fellowship nt 11 a.m.; Looturo at 6.30 p.m. Subject, "Traditional Ghostology£ --pHEATRE BOVAL: SUNDAY EVEN « ING SERVICES, under tho conduct of tho Young Men's Christian Association, on Sunday Evening, from 8 to 9. All are invited. Scats Jfree. A SOCIAL TEA MEETING c\. in oancectlnn with tho Uss3Ctarla.n Sorrlces will ba held in tbe Lome-street Hall on THURSDAY EV/NING. AprU 19. 1833. Tea at 0 33. TiokotF, Is 6d e«oh. JVlußical Selections will bo given by Mrs Jndaon, Mrs and Mr Obadwloß', Mr F. Kdgor, and others. Mr uodßfon will preside. Educational. TTNIVEKSITY COLLEGE, Mntrlcmltit -d Students proposing ta attend thn Profeesorlal Looturos in any branch of the LatlD, Groefc. or Kng irh nubjoota preecilbat by the I nivoraity of tvotv Zealand are requested to notify tbo Professor of CUstl: s and nng'ijh of Buch intention, statlog tho'r Aoaiam oil B'nndiogand thMr next cnsnlrg Unt^erciiy «x ---nminrtlon. Ladles nnd Goi. t emou, not mem bers ot the Univereliy will be supplied with a Hot of propceed oourtes (any of which may be followed Independently ot tho otboiti on oppll oatlon by letter to PROFK3-OR TIIOKKR, Northnmbtrland HoDE9, S-rin'Mstrett, fongonby. Auckland, March U 1883. n"l W G I N G CLASS. k? PROFiItSOK OAILLIaU will open »nither Klem-n'ary Hngltg Clses ln the Chris tianh' Me«tmg Honea, Uook-etreet, on TUKS- D &V, let May, at 7.3D p.m. Terms: Ladies. 6); Gentlemen, lUa 61. Nameß received ln the Hull nn th'nppnirgnljhr. ftjKWiON GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— i^l 1 cv. PiTKR Mason. B A.—Tbe Seoond Quarter will oemmunca on Wednesday, tha 18th lgHtOPt. WAN TED, Music Pupils ; one shilling lessons, one guinea per quarter, I'rl vata Dancing lieoßom Rlven.-Mrs Woieb, 151, Grey-street



f For Sale. i Of OR SALE, on Building Society 'c i " frlnoiplen, new well-flnlshed four-roomed Verandah Cottago at Mount Kdon—cheap.— ' Edward Wayte, ground &oot, 177. Queen-street. *j\OR SALB, well-finished 6-roomed p • Houaa. iti bar Pass Road, gas Wldon. See; allotment CO x 200,-H. Hartlng'on. Lar.d Agent. L( OR SaLE, Park Road, 5-roomed IP House, good Allotment; also i and 6 roomed Bonsa, Sesfleld View, cany terms.—H. Paitlngton, Hoaeo and Land .agtnt. ijTOR SALE, Rokebj'-street, nice 4' -I. roomed Bouse, obei'p. a, b*waln. -H. Portlnßton. Stlohburj's Bulldinen. "ft\O INVALIDS AND oTHKRS.-For •, Salfli on volcanic land, a very Family Residence, containing; S roomo, with many conveniences, andJinishcd in flrstclasa style), retrardless of coat; Under the house is a lolty and large apartment, with conofete floor, and all necessary appliances for washing clothes, &c, &o. There is a largo cistern, capable of holding 2,000 gallons of water, so placed and connected with a flre-hoso that it can command the wholo building in edss of lire. Tho water ia laid on to the pantry, collar, and bath-room. There is a nico garden, which, has bSen tho roughly cloared or stoneß and olanted with gotod fruit trees. Adjoining tho house is a Bmall paddock, Buitablo for grazing a. horse or a cow.— Apply to the owner, W. H. Bibby, Deendalo Villa, Valley Road, Mount Edon : or to F. G. Kwington, Estate Agent, noxt to tho "Herald Oflloe. W O X N A L' B, * ALLOTMENTS. " STOKKS'S POINT (Main Road): 11 x 2M, All. —AVONDALH: f aero (opposite school), £00.— COLLEGE ROAD: Allotmont, 33 x 100, £8 per foot.—NEWMARKET: Choico Oornor Allot ment,£Uo. ELLERSLIE (dose to Station): CBx 100, £1 per foot. KASY TERMS.—AIso, several desirable Cottages, on terms to suit purchasers. -LABOUR EXCHANGE AND ESTATE AGENCY, High-street. A. T, Carter, Manager jinOß IMMEDIATE SaLK, House, biuc a. Blato roof, 9 rooms, Leamington range, reßister grateß, and Two Allotments, each 40x100 (cornor block), with first-class ontbuild- Ings; opposite Mr Holdshlp's residoncc, Kyber Pass Road.—Apply J. G. Lawton, on tho pre mises, from Btollor 2to i. Also, 100 Aorea Land, in tho parish of Walwora, Wainul High way District, county of Marsden. Also. Piano, by Bord, and a Treadle (Singer) Sewing Ma chlno. ■jiOR ABSOLUTE SALE, at Mount I? Ktlon, a e»w. well flnliihed, and fnithfally built Verandah Cottage of fonr roonjs and Bonllery, fitted with register gr*te, kltcben range, tank, Sco., &c. &o. Splendid allotment (volcanic). 33 x US; sltutte, toe Avenue. Edoa dalo. Prlco, £25 oash; balance en euoh terms aa agreed upon.—Apply to Messrs filbby and Fletcher, on tho premises; or to D> F. Kvanp, instate Agent. Qaefln-itrsst. (71!) F"iOK IMMEDIATE «ALE (a bargaiu), House of 7 rooms, flttod with register grato, colonial oven, good well, and three allot menta, each 33 x 00. Must bo sold at once. A bargain. Price, only filUO.—D, F. Evans, Eatate Agent, Queen-street. (M 6) imOR SALE, Scaiborongh Terrace, Par- SJ no', Villa Ktßtdonoo of 8 Rooms, 6 Bed-rooms, Drawing-room, Dining-room, and Kltoben. Commands a good view of the Har bour. To be had at a bargain, and on ex tremely o»sy terms. — V, b". ifvans, Motete Agent, 768, Queen-Btroet, next B*nk ot Am" tralaeia. |^U)ll SALE, William-street, new veran ■ dull Cottage of 4 rooms, all well finished, flttod with register grate, colonial oven, cup boards and dresser: water laid in from main; wash houso, &c. Allotment, 33x98. Price, £350 —U. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street, nex Bank of Australasia. FOkTMMEJJIATE SALE, Comfort able Villa ftesidonoa and good oorner Allotment, SO x 100, nituute near All Saints Churob, being oorner ot Pontonby Terrace and Bayard-street; the Honse is almost new, oon teina flee roraas all In good order, and Is fitted with onpboards, r«glßter grate, gap, oven, etc; wood-sbed, wann-honso, fowl-bonne, eta I have positive lDßtruotlons to sell, as the owner is leaving * uoklancU—U. F, Kvane, Katate Agent, nsxt" H«raid," Queen-street. No. 648 frOR IMVIEDIATK BALK, handsome » VILLA RESIDENCE, now and woll finished, containing seven rooms, fitted with register grates, oven, cupboards, gas and fit tings ; water laid in from main; splendid view of harbour; situated in Franklyn Road, near iho Wosleyan Church. —D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Quecn-Btreot, noxt bank of Australasia. If OR IMMEDIATE SaLE. C-mfort «* able Staslde Rssldenofi.—Bella Vista, noar Home Bay, Ponnonbr. Vnry oomfortably and plea«antly sltuitod. Hcsidooce OIC roomr, Her., with Stable.. Uuthousus, &c, touether with about 2J .orss Kiirdi.i), o chard, paddoohß, &0., &o ivvery faoillty for boating und bathing, with splendid viow. Good spring of water. Thii property Is for absolute fale, and is sure to find a load? pur jhnaor. it i^ldi: the only prop erty with w»tor frontnge, oomprlslug about "Oil'!* now ln tho market. Any inrther pirtion lars osnuS tbtatned from Mr Goo. AKerp, in the premlsei, "6i-lEom D- *"• Kvans, Land and Estate Agent. " IIIUR SALE OR LBASS-iNorthcote) } H»nd»cm« Villa Ke Idenoe. w *od splendidly flolahtd off, bow window, &0,, cC«v grand view, and a be«ati(ul nllotment, with water (toatago, about ISO x 200, oartly feootd ana planted, wnhln three minutes walk ot Stokes's Point Wh»rf. Terms very oisy.—D, F. Evans, Estate Armi*, Qneen-strpa*. jj'OßsaLK, Hacicett-strect, Ponsonby, * New Verandah Villa of S.x-rooms, fitted with HoKisterUratOii. Colonial Oven, Cnp board, Dreeeer, Ko., o oss to tin Boaob. Prlco, £350.— I). F. Evans, Kita'o Agent, Qaoan-atteot, next Bunk of Austrilasla, 749 rpoTBAKaFS^ANU OIHERS.-Valu- JJ able and Mrat-olass Busiuess, situated on Mannkau Koad. Parnell, couhi»tli.g ot Hand some and Commodious Cihop and Dwelllag, om t»m ng nino Ebcniß, pintry, bath-room, eouliery, balcony iback and fronti; splendid large Oakoi'a Oren, dough boxes. Hour loft. <t*b!o, «nd nu merous outbuildings; largj Kroehold A lotm«nt (double rronttgi). I» '>''. a fint-oUsa and very o mptct Baker* and Contaotloner's fremlsoe, all Id capital working order.—Full particnlara at 011100 ot V. F. Ktidj, Kauto Agent, Qneen- Btre«u (!73) 'PO CAPITALISTS AND OTHEttis, CENTBAL CITT FREBHOLD PROPEET^ FOB SALE. I am instructed by Mra Probsrtfwho fs now retlrlog from her old and well-establlnhed busi ness) to sell, immediately, »hls valnable Buil ness Hito (iho "Little Unst Pan 1 being one of tbe oldest and beat-known sites ln the oily. It h'iß 4 f 'ontaßo to Mhortland-sireet of 75 feet, by a depth ot US feet to field Lane, besides being excavated and Bobatactlal wall built for of liar. Splendid position ; oorner allotment. Situate directly between Messrs A. Olark aod Son's Warehouse and Hyoroft'o Mill, thortlanil-Btroot, Nearly all the piirohaee money can remain on mortgage at 7 per cent. lenns and conditions en applloition to D. F. EVANS, Eatato Agent,Qu;en-itreet. 7S__ pOX ABSOLUT.B SALE. GRAND VILLA SITES. Healthy Aspect. Magnificent View. All those eplondid Freehold Villa. Sites, situate noxt tho rosidonco of Judge Munro, St. George s Bay Road, Parnell, having each a frontage of Soft by 200 ft do«p, with aspiondid north-oastorly slope. Tho position is ilrst-clasa, tho afipeot cannot be beaten, with a viow unsurpassod. In faot, these are, without exooption, the only Choico Villa Sites in this rapidly-rising and aristocratic suburb; and tho vendor has dis played his interest in this district by cutting up his property into Buch large allotments, beeidea which no offers such exceptionally easy terms, viz., one quarter cash j balanco can Btand at six (6) per cent. Plans and all particulars at oflloe of D. F. EYANS, 770) EstatoAgont,|Quoon-etreot Shipping. O M.S. DIAMOND. J^^^^j. By Special Permission of Capt. ViiaJ&WMfcr* Dale, 8.N., tho p.s. VICTORIA. BafifiMgmg w m (weather permitting) oonvey pasaengo'S on boud TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), Fiist trip at 1,45 p.m. Heturn Fares .. .. Ono Shllllne. J. R. D. BAKKR, 'l'raffio Manager. Tendere. pOUNTY OF WAITBMATA. manukau.HtTrangi. and WAICAKKRiCI BJDINGB. Tea 6 era are required tor the folio wlra works:— 1, Forming, Lavullints and Draining about 40 i inina of the mala load to the Mannkau Hsads. 2. For Earth Gattiag near Mw Bishop's on the earne road, S. For 19 chains of Slda Cutting at Henderson. 4. For Forming. Dr&lnlcg end Metslliog about 17chains of Ihe Walkomiti Koail. Plans and Speolfloatlons may bo fojn ai the Offloa of tiia i-nglneer, A. Bsotham, Eiq . fl.H'., nearKallway-sCuiion Hoadesooi Kaohtender mast b i aoodmnanled by a doooslt oqual to five par cint. on the amount of ihe tender, which will boforfeiud to tbo Council by tbe tenderer who f ,-vila to go on with the work a'tar his ten dor Is acoepsed. 'lerd ira to he addressed to the Ohiirmnn of the Cjuncll. 30, Tnsuranro RuUdlags, Auckland, by Noon of Friaay, tho 27th April lnet. THOS. SSAMAN. County Clerk. pOUNTY OF WAITEMATA. TAK4.PUNA BIDING. Tenders are required for Cutting Down the Mount Viotorla ltoad, Davontort. PUdb and Bpoclficatlons to bo paon at tho l'oat-oill<e, I'evonport. 'fenders, addressed to the Chair mm ot the Council, are to be left at the County Ofllos. 36 Insurance Bnlldlugp, Auckland, by noon on FRIDAY, the 27th Apru Inst. THO ■. BE IMAN. County Clerk. 'SPENDERS ior Filling in, Forming, and I Fiinoing part of the School Ground at Bibebfjrd street fc'oaoos, will be received. by tho Sduoa'lon hoard, «indh»m-»treet, Auckland, umii neon of FUIUaY, the Zo:u Apiillnsr. Piano and specification may be nefn at the Office ot tbe Boarri. Board and Residence. • SpWO GDntlemen can be acommodated ? with Board and Residence in a private family in Lower Parnell.—For address apply to Star Office. /GOVERNOR BROWNK HOTEL XX HOBaON-';TaKBT. Board Jim Lodging __.... _..2i3j<. per Week sinbms «oQM. Jt ...., J »« MC ,, JM ?S!e. per Week



Matrimonial. AGBNTLEMAW with fair means' wlibes to correspond with a Lady o£ . fair education with a view to matrimony. Ad drees, enoloßlng phc to., A.X , eoßt-offlce, ArtiUpn. \ \&; ANTED, a Young Gentleman to cor y? respond with a YounjjLady with a v:ew to mafr.mony. — Write sending photo., and addresn A. Pair*. Post-office, Newton. Lectures, Concerts, &c. QOCIETY OF ARTS EXHIBITION Open THIS EVENING till 10 o'clock. Mr Impey's Band will bo in attendance. Art Lnion Drawing oh MONDAY Evening. ■■ jniANCY FAIB. THIS DAY (SATFRDAY)i APRIL 14, ABiUS of PAXCY GOODS wIK bo held on the above daj s io tbe Premiee; lately occupied by Mr Brennan, Theatre Royal Build- Ings, VIOTOKI-fvaTßßitT. Prooeetfa of Eala to bo devotes to rtfauoiug the Debt oa St» Mark's unuroh, Kcmuers. Silo commences en Saturday at 11 am., closes at 10 p.m. Contributions will be received by tfce follow ing Ladies of Committee :-Mlas Alexander, Mesaamea Gamble, Hesketh, Heywood, Morrln, Pritt, Seooombe, eoaetff, and Tonks. ADMISSION- ONE SHILLING; ChUdion, FJXPSNOE. ST. MATTHEW'S LITERARY AND DttßAl'lftG SOOIHTY. Th« Inaugural Meeting of thin Sooletr will bs held in »ho Bohoolroom on MONDAY BVKN ING NHXr, April 16i. Buaineaa comm9no;B at 8; the In»ngural Bantortaiumant at 8.30. All f deeds will be gladly welcome. The entertain ment will coEßht ot Addresses. Holdings, Motto, Kg. X 0. G. T. *STAR OF NEWTON LODGE, No. 1, A Concert will be held in the Newton Hall, on THURSDAY Evening Next, April 19, 1883, in aid of the Lodge funds. All tho leading talent in Auckland will appear. Admission: Is. Com monceatSo-olock. X LI&HTFQOT) L , D , Railway Employeesl Concert & Ball, IN AID OF T3K WIDOW AND CHILDREN 07 LATE JOHN HA7.G ISAVEB, -WILL TiKIC PLAOK IN THE CHORAL HALL, ON FtiLDAY, APRIL 20. PBO9BAMMB: rAai I Piano AoeompaDyist .. .. Mrß.Minohem I Overtn'O—'La Creation Mualoale" (Horn mf r:e).. Uallw ay Bund (Horr Jose Kilober, bandmaiter 2. Song—"ln ihe Gloaming "..Mr W. f tanton 3. Song—" Lovo'a Kequeit '_Mrj Maxwo'l i. Bong-Beleot^l-MrKdwftrda 6, Duet-"L» Cl Djjb" (MezarO..Mrsßevltt and Mr Cleave 6. Song— ' Nancy Leo"..Mr Worrall 7. SinS—" WUlo'ibe Wlßp"..MrOaborne 8. 8on« —"Tho Bllad Win lo Her Harp" (vtophon Glot er) - Mlbs Spry 9. Becitation-"The Vagabond" He A. Smith 10. Souk—" Tho CrarSle Song of tha Poor" <Mls& LlndaajUMiaKovllt 11. Golden Shoe Dance.Mr Seazar I" ART 11. 1. Soleolion—"L» Boquetere" (Lecomptc).... Kailw»y Bind 2. Song wslooted)..Mr Cleave 8. Bonn-"Klllarnoy"(Balfal..M!s« Spry I Knphonliim dolo (with v»rlatlonB) — La Belle Fraoo«"..Mr Troro»in 6. Song-"Tho Roll C»U r..Me WorraU '"«■- HonK(aeleoted)..MUßSteph'>nßOn 1. D'ueV-"TW-K3XM* Minatreta"..Messrs Osborne and Spragg ■ ft. Foag—" Auntie..Mrs Revitt •■.^. 9. Song-" The MidshipmltvI..Mr Spiers w, 10 sorg-' Mr Pat"..Mrs Maxwell 11. Sana Jig..Mr Bo»gar God Save tub Queen. Admission |[tc nitnit ball)— Front Seats, 3s; Back Seats and Gallery 2s. Doora open «i 7.30; to commence at 8 o'clock. mHBAXKi! ROYAL. TUESDAY KVENING, APRIL 2tTH, 1883. Under the Patronage of Bight Boy. Monslgnor Fy»S3, ViG., and the Clergy of Auckland, MINSTREL AND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT IN AID OB* ST. BENEDICT'S CHURCH. Programme In Future Advertisement, ST. JAMES1 * MUTUAL IMPROVE- MttNT ASSOCIATION. Moota In the Leoture Boom of the Y.M.O. ABBOOiatlon, avery MONDAY, a*. 7.80 p.m. PHOQRAMMB FOR THE HALT SESSION ENIHNIi JIMK IS, 1833. M«oh 5. -OPINI»O KWTBBTi^NMBNT. Marob.l2.—Dbiute: "Shonld Civil Service Seiv*nts ba oleoicd by Competlttre Examina tions." Affirmative-UrJB. w. Barton j Nega tive—Mr »• TliWiUm. March 19.—Htjamuhous REtrinGA! Messrs A. O. Sfeile, J. M. igloddia. W. tikoea, W. Dlgnao, H. L. Jam is. April 2,—Short Sfbicihs on Chosen Bdb jeob.—Messro w. Coopßr, J. H. Gillies. A, S. tteid, JR li. sltcoii, H. L. James, aid W. J. Geddls. AprU 9,-EasATB: " Tho Poet Grej"— Mr H. L. James:' ■Sqooohb''— ttr W. Skaon. April 16 —Debate : " Shonld the Australasian Colonies Contribate to the Cost of their De fenae apalnat the Knemisa of tbe Mother Conntrv." Afflrm%tlve-MrK L. Skeea j nega ttve—Mr O. W. Burton. April 23.—Short Bt 8 Y8 : " Ac^resßos "—Mr W. J. Geddii ; " Lady Orttora "-Mr W. Cooper; "Ba-maldß "—Mr H. L James. April 30—C83AYS : "Tho Theatre—before an I behind the acenea"-Mr A. S. Be£d-Mc B, Is. SkeoD. May 7,—Hsbatb: "Wbb the Invasion o£ Egypt by Gnat Britain a Violation or Inter national L»w V Afflrmartve-Mr W. J. Napier; negalve—Me H G doth Smith, May 14.— Obiginah Tales: Messrs A. S. Reid—W. Dlgnan-aad W. J. Goadls. May 21.—tssATB: " The Anokland Unlver Bity Col'ege"-Mr C. E. Parohaa (subject it be annotuiotdi—Mr It. MoPho' son. May 28. — Lbotork : " Mldsnmmec'a Night Dream"—Mr B.L. James. Jans 4.—niscu6S(ON: UDon the Polltloil 7n flneoc? ot the late Juoola ulano—introdncea by Mr B. W, Burton. Jane 11.— B-Baysi" Byron "—Mr S. MoManns; (sibjeot to bs aunonnaed) Mr J. Sweeney. Jane 18.—Essays by Msssrs Gillies and Ken derdine. ; June 25.-LECTUBK by Me J. KlDinUa (snbi eot tabs announced), Ihe Pub'lj are cordially Invited to atteni the meetings, and Join tho Asaooiatton. J. A. SNKDDHN, Hon. f co. iiicenamg Notices. "rVTOTICE OF APFLICATION FOR IS transfer of license. I Jons Smith, of Auckland, boina the holder of a Publican's Licenso in respect ox tho house and premises sjtuate at Queen-street, Auckland, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at tho next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at Auckland, in the Police Court, High street, tn tbo 6th day of Juno, 1883, apply for a Transfer of the said License from myself to Edward Swanston Hill, my appointee. Dated tho 3rd day of April, 1883, JOHN SMITH. Corporation jNotices piTY OF AUCKLAND. SWINE BYE-LAW. Notice is hereby given that the above Bye law, made on the 12th day of April, 1882, by the City Council of Auckland (under and in pur suance of the powers of the Municipal Corpora tions Act), will be Confirmed on THURSDAY, May 17,1883. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, April 13,1883. Money .» a jik iO £10,000 LiSNToa Building %.■ 2_ \f ssoioty iiiinolplea. or oa other ter'uu to tvlt boironwf. .aßotmonta bought nod Housea built ob weekly paymont Byntem. Mortgases «»d l.oai.a Bcßotinteu. Bee i-iatof Propßrtles for s«lo on «h paso. Six per cent. allowed on money deposited for investment C. Wilimmyon, Land, Kgtuto. nnd Financial Aeea eni Valuator, 3,Yu!cßn Lano



| Lost and Found. F OST, an Umbrella, initials E.b.W. JLi taken by miatako. Pr otherwise, fronr I liilf't, tobaoooniflt.-F.nder will pleasa return ! to Mr THly; tOST, betweca Onehaoga and - marges, a Purso containing Gold watob aod Chain and Gold King and jsionny — Findei : will be rewarded by leaving at ltondall and I Angos's, Newmarket; or T. B'canon's, One hnnga. r"|iWO POUNDS RKWAKD.-Lost cs » Stolen (six weeks back), a thorough-bred Collie Bitch with owner's name on collar.—The I above reward will be paid on delivery to W. J. • Hurst and Co. Anyone retaining same after I this- notice, will render themselves liable to 1 prosecution. j"I rfkS. ReWaßD.—Stolen irom the 3 ™ VmVh Snore Ferry Companj'a Office 1 Small Bisnuit Tin, containing eggs, eto,, marked D. Robertson, Upper Symonds street. FOUND, a Log marked G.M. Owner can hava came fey paying expenses.— App'y Mr Seymour. Sngir Conpan;'^ FOUND, a Bull and Torrier i;og, with Collar umrlioi Remuerft. No. 70 1882.— Apply J. Cnuan. Sußar Compapy's Workß. GROUND, a Parcel in Upper Queen-street. A 1 —Apply Star Office. i — 1 Business Notices* TJUILDINBS COMING DOWN. 2a oonseQuenoe of the City Council having sold tha Building?, 3. HOWDBN Is compelled to Clear Oat his Stock of WATCHB9, CLOCKS, JBWKLOKRY, PIANOS, OBGANS. & HARMUK ! lUMS, Eto., Etc. Aa no Beueonable Offir will be Refused for Cash, he trnata the Pabllo will take ad van | tßge of this, his First Bale for 22 , yearn, and give him a ; Call at once. Shobtland-stkbet. 7i H E A^ P S A L E. G. COUTTS, Draper, Edinburgh House, Newton, Bega to return THANKS for the Patronage ho has Received during tho last Three Yeans, and now Intimates to his Friends and the Publio, his Annual Cheap Sale, begun on SATURDAY, 11th April. A good part of the Stock is suitable for the ComiW Season, and will be sold at CLEARING PRICES. G.C. respectfully solicits an Early Call. Karangahape Road (opposite Howe-street), Newton. "KTEWTON ROAD WAREHOUSS, . & I- Wilkinson. POTATOES! POTATOES! POTATOES! JtfST Received, •_q tons best canterbury. nowonlsale. Ip U R I R I ~P~O S TS, Having to move off my Allotment, I viill Sell my Stock at Reduced Rates. 2,000 Puriri Posts, price according to quality; 3,000 feet Sawn Rimu (sap), 8s; heart, 11s per 100 feet; S tons Fencing Wire, No. 6, 7, and 8,14s 6d per swt.; also Palings, 103; Heart Kauri Pests, Is; Gate3ll°3- SAM WHITE, Fencer, Gore-street. H' EwDERSON'S SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER. INVICTA BRAND. MEDfcAjTHALL, Opposite Three Lamps, Ponsonby, Auckland. PEE^EHVING Jars, Jam Jars, Honey Jars, Jelly Jars.- Glass Works, Freeman's Bay. N - l BEK3WAXI BEitSWAXI . Pnrchaeed in any qnantity for Casb. Buyers of Fungus and Muntz Metal. Having curohascd In China a Flna Assort ment of Teas himself, JAMES AH KEW con confidently recommend them, and trusts that all his old Customers, and the Pabllo generally, will av*U themselves of this splendid opportunity and oall early to buy his Superior Congou, Best Flavoured Kooioo, Shouohonar, and various Mixed Teas, suited to every tastei He has _uo on bond Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger, Crooberyware< Silks, Handkerchiefs, and other commodities too numerous to mention. Note the Address:— JAME3 AH KEW fc CO,, 334. Quec-n-swett. AOOf L_. Nl) ' TO DKALKRS irtTß-ANOy' &G9215, SARTBBNWARB!, CHINA AND GLA. AND GENERAL STORKKKBPK^B Plain and Fanoy Stationery Perfumery and Toilet Boßpi Brnshwore and Combs Table and Pocket Cutlery B.P. and B.M. Goods Iron Bedsteads Mlirorc and Fanoy ffnrnituro Olooka, Vy atches, and Jewellery Tobacco, Cigars, and Pipes Muelcal Insirumento Earthonwiro, China, and Glow Vases, Flower-standß, So. Parian Ware, Pictures Purses, Hand Bare, and Baskets i Orio-etlcg Appointments Lawn Tennis and Badminton Arohory and Croquet Indoor Games. Toys, &O. CLEARING.OUT SALE OF %J OUTLBRy. THOMA3 S4MUKL. being compell-d. to Clear out his Stook ot Cutlery In consequence Of tho PREMIS-a COMING DOWN and no other Shop being obtainable, la now SELLING OlfB" the wnole of the stook at on e&ormopa Siorlfloe. The goods are from the best Bheffle a makers, and will have to be sold at any price. Consisting ot— Best Ivory Table and Deaßert Knives. LooewooA's and JohnEoa'u Best Pocket Knives. Kleotro-plated Forks, tpaonp, Cruets, &o. Nevada and Nickel Silver Forks and Spoons. Superior Holesora and Razors. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THOMAS SAMUEL, IMPORTER OF CUTLHRy, U, Qneen-Btrot (Opposite Town Clock). . ' TNDIA AND CHIWA TEA X WAREHOUSE." NO. S5, VIOTORIA-3TREET. IN THK MATTKR OF "GENUINK INDIAN TffiAS," I beg to notify my customers, and ell wham It may concern, Th»t my Indian Tea 9 ara mostly from Calcutta, via Melbourne; that tbe treat bnik ot my present Stook passed through the Tiotorian Cuitoms during the severest dlsous sion that h;s evec taken pl&ce in the Colonies on what Constitutes "Pure Tea;" when the eflort was actually male to raises the Government Standard there higher than t) at adopted by the BoorA of Trade, tiondoD. Further:-That, as nearly the whole of my Stook carries the ' Cal cutta eyndloatOß" Mark, and their Agents in Melbourne being Moaira J. Henty and Co., do higher gusranteo can ba given of their parity than they offdr on beball ot tbe Syndicate. Fredk. Whitbhead, TEA IMPORTER. APCKLaND. Cabinetmakers. C< li I T T L E , CABItfBTMAKBB, UPHOIiSTSRKR AND UNDERTAKER (LITE OF VICTORIA STREET), Informs hia enstomers and the general public that hohia UEMOVKU to more suitable and commodious premitoi In HOBHON-STRBKT; Third Shop from Cook street (wont side). JAMES REID AND SON Bex to call tho attention and careful considera tion of thoso about to Furnish to the Vebs Favourable Prices of ALL KINDS OF FORVITURE. Having introduced Steam Power, they are pre> pared to supply all work Cheaper than an; other houfo in town. James reid & son, Furniture Emporium, HOBBON-STREET (2nd Shop from Victoria-st, TT* &IX _IOOKK, X • -SOU Vy 44 AHD 46, VICTORIA-STREET, Beg to draw the attention of Ladies and Gen tlemen furnishing to their LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK of TpURNITURE, comprising Drawing and Dining-room Suites, torn and Wood Bedsteads, Wardrobes wi.h glass panels. Sideboards, Cheffoniere, Hall and Hatstands, Offlco Tables, Chimney indToUet GISSsT Dining Tables. Cane Chairs f"great variety, Toiletware, Drawers, Wash stands. &C&O. £ ARpETSj - Inclnding Brussels, Tapestry, Kidderminster, and Felt Carpets, Hearthrugs, Coir and China Mattings, Stair Carpets, Linoloum.Flooroloth, Door Maw, Wool Mats, Bed-rcom Rngs, &o. TSEDDING iof all kinds and of tho best quality. Hair, Wool, : Flock, Cocoa Fibre, and F!a_ Mattresses, Spring : Mattresses, including the Paten, Wire Wove ' Mattress :Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows Kapok Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, and Pal ; liasee T, & H. COOKE, is, victoria-street. [Factory, KlUott-streot.]



Public Notioea. AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY j (LU1ITB0). , i Notice is hereby given that Mr H. S. Jonesl is not in tho employ of this Company, and that his 1 authority to give receipts formonoy has been 1 cancolled. . By order of tha Board of Directors. B. B. PABSON3. BeoretMTJ_ atiooTl insurance com. j PANY OF NEW ZffiALAND. : On and after 3WOSTKAY, 16th Aorll. the Bohl- ; ness of tho .-. uckland Branch will bs trißSacteO i in the Company's Now Premises, No. 95, Qieen- ? WILLIAM TAIT, Bunch Manager. j * LL CLAIMS against the Assigned A. Estate ot THOs. aoUJWK are to le rendered at the office of D. H. McKßl.'ziE, fforv atreot, on or bstora tha 16th inst. QKOKBfJ WINBTONE,\ Tr _ ( , t ~ w . l). H. MpgENZIB. friromeßß. a LL CLAIMfc, against the Manganese t%. Mince, Biy Of Island?, ehou'd bo ren dered on or before Saturday, Slat instant, to Jno. PnllHpr, Box 202. P. 0.. A-Oftlana. TfcrOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF I 13J partnership. The Partnership heretolore existing botwoan os-Wilmaw Bdward tEwis and JiHN Mc- Kffiszm ourrjinß on iinsluuss nndor the Btyla of '■Lewis and McKenzto." as Grocers. Ship brokers and Commission Agen's-bas this day ; been Ulasolvtd byi-unuloonsent. AllAocounts to be paid to Mr John Milne, PnbUo Accountant, . Colonial Rank Bindings. Aocfcand, bs Liqui dator oHhe said firm. B# __ wig> J. UcKKNZIE. Witnesf-JRO. Milne. Auckland, 10th April. 1883. Y^- X ARE AGtS NT S | FO3 lOE-MAKIN» MAOHINEB. from £25 upwards BRBWKRS1 REFRIGERATING MA* OHINKRST. ICE-ORB AM FRBKZIN6 CHURNS. ICE SCALES, XOK PLANE?. All Utensils for waiting Iced Drlnka ALSO, ENGINB, BO3LKBS. PUMP?, DRILLS, AND TOOLS?. rient of any kind Contracted for, INGRA.M AND CO., High-street. TTJEDOCTION IN FIRE BATES, STEW ZEALAND INSURAHOi! COMPANY. OAPlT*ti_-....0N8 MILLION HTBRLINBI Elßbi RISKS takop on the most LIBEEiL TKRMB. PROMPT SBTTL'iIMKNTS. UNDOUBTKD SECURITY. QBO. P. FIERCE, .- Mnnngnr. . Medical. . FOB WINTER COUPES and Bronchial TRY ATCraN°s"sYRUP OP EUCALYPTUS With Hypophosphite of Limo and Quinine. For Incipient Consumption and Chronio Chest - Affections, " Aickin's Syrup of Eucalyptus, with , Hypopliosphlto of Lime and Quinine, is most t, certainly alterative and curative. Try it for Bronchitis and Asthma. Address:— - THE PHARMACY, QPEEtr-STBEET. ÜBiTFOR INDIuESTION—TONIC ' BALSAM, a Genuino Liver ttegulatloo, piioe Z* £ botUs.—SHABLAND & Ol>. (oppo- Blte PQBt-3ffloe). ■ ' «/_'ABSH ALL'S special Tincture of j IJOI J-'odophyluai wlil euro Coatipatlon, Piles, fee, p ice Is — Uojdaon'a London Aroade. ; OUAKLANU'S CHEKKYPECTORAL, O Absolutely the beet remedy ever mado for oouuhs, bronchitis, anu coma. I'rla?. 23 01 and la fid a Bottle. SHARUAND as OU.. cpposlto Ptat-offlce. /TM3OTACHE CUBE -^"instantaneous 1 Helief, OUt'Nr ALGIO;IsbottIe,—SHAR- L-KD & CO. (oppo3lta Post-offlos). HaSLEXT'B JSIIT.OHAM iUVANDER WaTER Ig A MOST RE7RI BniNa t'EIWDME FOB HiND- Ksscmer oa Siok Rooir, In Battles at 1/6. 2/8. 6/B. 7/6, and 10/a Eaob, ENGLISH PHARM AC V, 181, QDEKK-STEEBT. DATS! RAT SI RAT.PJ—O«e __^' .BHARLAND'a PPOSBggg £__,_£- L Rats S •:. i;f (wdily. and die; no smell. ■ ■ i fjioo. One ahilUnx a Bottle. BHARLAND &: CO.. oppoalte Post-offlna. OCTORaKjnO_D'SPB!¥NYROYAL AND STBBL PILLS.—The most popular medicine of the day. Price, 2<j 6d a box.—Colo nial Agenta: Siiakland & Co., opposite the Poat Office. qp_LE ECLECTIC PHARMACYT The acme of elegant Medical Establishments. TOP Of OKKY BTHEKT, CoBNEB Of PITT-SIMMi OHARLES BUTCHEB. WO R M S. All children enSer from them. If suspected, ask for tha Certain Cure, BHAULAND'a WORM PO'-VDKKS, l/psokot. Apothecaries Hall, oppoaite Poat-offlce. Anctiops. : AUCKLAND COLLEGE AND ' •GRtMMAR BOHOOLI ;| PRELIMINARY NOTICB. 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Terms at Sale. i ■ • ■ ' ) GABRIEL LEWI?, Auctioneer. ; j , "■ i 3, TOKES- B. 0. CAER. B D.IOHKI TUBSDAY, APRIL 17. CL^TH JACKETS, SIl X MILLINERY 1 VtLVET. PLVSUKS, O-iSAICLK | FISCHOm B. TONKS & CO. WILL sell, on Tuesday, the 17tb, at 11 5 o'clock, 4 CASBS OV BROCHi QLOTH JACKETS Fawn Cloth Jackets Silk Millinery Velvet, different colours r Plush Chenille Fischues WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18. j I At 1 o'clock. : CHDRCS-BTRBET, ONEHUfIGA. HOUSEHOID FURNITURE, PIANO, 1 &0,, &c &o. G. W. BINNISY HAS been favoured with instrUctioES • irom W. G. P. d'Callsghao, Hpq. (wco Is lo«vi g for Ecgiand), to fell by pnbJio auction, il on ihe premlsw. Chnroh-etreet, Cnehnuga, on 1 ■?! Wo.inbf.dnv, .Aptiuti at o«e o'clock, ' TBE WBOLE OF BIS GESfERAL 111 HOOSKiIOIiU FURMTUiiE, ' ". '-Also, j ; A MAGNIffIOENT PI*NO BY T«ANMAMN, ! 1 , Off H&MBUKG. (Continued on Fourth Page),