. iCTwicicets, facing the bowling of the *° *?„ Leahy, after assisting Howard to B8ylT«o and a one, placed a ball from F. Ttfll in the' .lips, where it was : leL iseresford-l-0-3. G. Brown SfrJt man, started well, and promised P*-«£j»rw Wa ilHuck of yesterday. to, imlUuinß t^etber nine, Howard wrs After PUtt»»B^»« 2 _ fl ii3. Brown, rt.a Scored five rather quickly,, "h° Si bowled by G. fcayley, *» the total stood at 14 for three *v*Jf C Bowden and W. Ewing . ,fl'into partnership, but it wai soon fSSdto Former bein S :czu-ht by Foley idS InfF Bayley's, before he h-d suc offflin E "cori4 and the latter being cc=ded w• off tho same Kr after getting three singles. Grey T&Smade a hotter stand, the former ".*• StaMther 12 very smartly, before put- E^nS the bowlei's hands, and the ?H«keepi"6 M« wicket "P for Eome lime> h Woe bowled, 'ihere were now seven fie down for 35 runs, and tho bio her. I ch who were tho next men did not im * thu score very considerably. F. G w fowled G- B»y'f7 to" d«ck" f «nd N Porch only succeeded in getting eg%,Xbeiorc he cat one of G. Bayley's in rfad's bands at point Dnnkley and Shetland made a stand, but eventually Ktter was run out in endeavouring to J| [wo from a neat cut. The innings thus i Coast menSftent in for their nnnrt inninss at noon,Foley and Beresford Sh4 to tho b<nvli.. K of Bowden and {wh Foley comraencod by very clcaa SftgorOMCnttln,.., but the field iv the Shbourhood of point and cover-point was I Svstronc, and runs came slow y. Gioy, ScXly was fielding very welt. Foley's , SS? "iI at 5, when he wag caught Z Dunkley at long-flip off the ; Snider of /is bat-1-5-5. Mathieson, ; s«n«t man, started with a three, and , l.vimr assisted Bedford to run two for a ; Knt,wa^ bowled by Bovvden-2-3-10. rSSebam joined Beresford, and the SartSip proved a profitable one for the E Roth men punished the bowling, Snganddriving aodhitting^repeatedly , , ouoiWnds.and soon bringing 20 up on the , fSpb. burn «OU came and Howard re. • Disced Porch at the Hospital end. Cunning- . C nut his third fip behind the wickets, j »nd of course, Brown " noyor refuses a «lch"-3- 8- 27. Head filled the vacancy, wdteahv took tho ball at the other end. Scoring became very slow again, but &? by a wild throw i°.g»v« Beresford 3 Which he had not earned. Leahy, who had started by bowling long-hops gradu ally improved, and eventually took Head a wjcKet with a leg break—4—l-32. I ar- J ri gton took his place, and tho umpire t allowing Leahy five balls instead of four, t STtrnndier showed his gratitude by " "yorking" the new man —5— 0 — Al, Biddiford went in, and the score once more began to increase, a fine leg-hit by the new comer off Howard bringing 40 up on the ttlearaph. Porch again went on as bowler I •t the Hospital end, relieving Howard, a This Chance did not effect the desired b jesult, bnt Biddiford "slogging" at one y of leahy'a in the next over, missed it, and * the ball brought up amongst his stumps— t: 6-8-44, F. Bayfey filled the vacancy, ii andwhen the luncheon adjournment took t place the score stood at 40 for sis wickets. Play was resumed shortly before two o'clock. F. Porch and Leahy both bowled maidens, and, in the second over from tho {, Utter, F. Bayley lost his middle Btump—7 -1-46. Coutts took his place, and the B play was very slow for some time Beres ford made a fine leg hit, and Porch had j chances to inn Coutis out twice. Runs 0 came more freely, until Beresford played 0 one of Porch'B into Howard's hands mid-on— f, 8-27—56. The visitors had two wickets B to fall and required 17 inns to tie when G. a Bailey went in. Singles came steadily and 60 appeared on tbe telegraph. Another wild throw ia by Brown lost a chance of fanning Bailey out, and added one to . the score, which increased very slowly. Couth pnt Bowden splendidly into deep . field for four, increasing the total to 68, and leaving 4to ■ win. Coutts also cut one through Ewin<*'s legs, and drove Leahy Into deep field for 2. Telegraph-70. j Another single drive by Coutta brought the scores within a run of each other, and J Coutts was bowled by Bowden. Fulton, h the la?t man, played Bowden to leg for a b single, thus causing the scores to tie, and t made the winning hit by cutting Leahy v prettily oat of bounds for 2. Xhe West t Coast thus won the match by one wicket a and one run. b aucklasd coxmav Clubs-2nd Inkings. a How«a.bG.l?ajl6y ■■ •• - •> ° Leahy, o Bar;:ford, bF. Buyley ..0 p Brown,b G. waylay .. - ..5 Bowden,o Foley.bF. Bayloy .. .. » _ W.Kwlig,lb»,bF, Bayley .... 3 " Grey, o nod b G. Bayley 12 ° O.V. Kwlug bF.Bsyley.. .. .. l b V. Pood, by. Bayley .. _ ..0 'f. N.Poroh,oKe<b(J. Bayley- - 1 _ Dnnkter, run ont 7 " Sutherland, not oat & Byes „_...... 2 d lrgbyC3 .. .. _ .. .. 2 No balls .. - ... _1 Total _ .. .. » .. iT Bowling analysis. Balls. Buns. Mdng. Wkta. F.Bayley .. .. 7fi V 9 i B.Biytey „ .. 75 25 7 5 ( G. Bayley Is oradlted with ona " no bal 1." West CoißT.—2nd Innikg;s. BMc:tord,o Howard. bF. Porch ..27 , Foley. oDnnkley. bF.Poroh _ ..5 fi Uathinoß, b Bowdan .- .. :. S J Cflnnlagham, o Brown,bHowerd. ..8 £ Read.bte&hy 1 T Ptrtlsgton, b Leahy 0 j Biddiford, b Leahy 8 0 T. Bayloy, b Leahy \ a Osnt's, b Bowden .. .. _ .. H b 8. Bujloy, not out | s Baltan, not out •• « a Extiu .. n Total .. _ ...... 13 I V BOWiING ANALVSI?. E Balls. Buns. Mo"na. WktP. J CBowaon.. „ 40 21 2 2 « RPoroh _ „ 61 21 1 2 J Howard .. Z- 23 U 2 1 J Lxbt~ ■• ..69 12 10 i \\

AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

(PSB S.S, Te ANATJ),

MATCH POE THIS CHAMPIONSHIP OF AUSTKAUA and £1,000, between M. Rush and E. C. Layccok. Distance, 3J miles. . . laycock ... ... ... ..'. >•• 1 Knsh 2

The men were waiting some time before MtC, W- Gaden, who acted as umpire, got np with his steamer, 'lhe distance was nominally three miles and a half, but it could not have been much over_ three miles, judging by distance pulled in the handicap outrigger race. The start, which was fixed at half-past 4, did not take place tor a pressing rea3OD, until a little after 5, Bid w»s by mutual consent. No time was but In. arriving at this decision. Laycock, laving won the the toBS, chose the north bank position, and placed himself about two boatV lengths away from his an tagonlst, Both men's blades gripped the water pretty much [at the [same moment, MdgoUbout the same impetus. The pace wa« very good from the start, and it was trident that Laycock intended torov/ his man down if possible. No advantage was perceptible for the first half mile, during which both men edged towards the north 1 lank. Laycock appeared to be working the hardest, and during first half mile reached 34 strokes per minute, taking a light grip of the water with a quick recovery. Rush *M pulling 32, and by his steady workman llkl stroke raised the hopes of his backers that he would last and ultimately prove thevictor. Laycock's efforts now began to give him a slight advantage, and at three quarters of a mile this was very perceptible, and also the fact that he was increasing his lead with less exertion. The fact was that condition was already telling against Rush, and as the men s passed the stairs lying alongside the banK, one mile from the sUrt, laycock led by a clear length, the people cheering the men, parti cularly " Kunb, who, responding to tte 'call of his fdends, put fresh energy into his strokes. But this spurt Was of ehoit duration, and Laycock drew 'Way, and at 1 j mile led by three lengths, Riving Enih his wash. Botn men were dow 'owing S2, but it was very evident that it waj all over bar accidents, aa Rush was jaite pumped. He, however, kept on pull- H mo3t pluckily until the gun fired. At 1\ Jnles Laycock was fully 80 yards ahead, rat towards the finish he slowed down a J|% and Kuan wai within four'boat lengths a t the finish; time, 1(J minute' 3 y> secpnds. The tide was ebb, and a slight weeze blew in the men's favour. Laycock PpUed his boat called the "Joker,"' and Vas very fresh at the finish.' Both men Were cheered heartily, and tfuab/s gameriees B Pttlljog to the finish in such a hopeless phase was in the mouth of everyone. '

Ttp Snccpss mine manager, writing Snderdate oi March 19tb, saya:—" Since tote of last report, I' have been driving s°Rth on the reef in level. Ground hag been harder than usual, and the reef puched in places but carrying good, walls, and' there are strong copper indications in the same as what was in the rise. «y the end of the week 1 shall commence stopiag,- (Signed) Petbk Bbid."

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

(Received—January 2Ut, 2.30 p.m.)

ELECTION OF A LAND LEAGUER LONDON, March 20. Mr Payne, a Parncl'ite, has been elected without oppoiition to the the vacancy; which has occurred in the representation of Tipperary in the Uor.se of Commons, APPOINTMENT. It is announced that Mr C. P. Butt, Q.C., Liberal, M.P., for Southampton, has been appointed Judge In the Probate Divorce and Admiralty Division of tho Supreme Court of Judicature vice the Sight Hon. Sir Kofceit Pbillimore, Bart., resigned. THE LaTE PKEMIEIt AND THE FINANCES. MELBOURNE, Wednesday. Sir Bryan O'Loghlen declares that Mr. Gillies's recent statement regarding tin amount of the last loan which is available for railways is misleading.

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

COROMANDEL, this day.

TOKATaA.—GOIbs good picked stone was got yesterday from No. 5 stopo west of winze.

A later telegram says: — Forty pounds more picked stone have been' got from the stopea back *o£ JNo. 7 level, muking SOlbs from this stopo. A little gold is left showing in the roof and face. The other sixty pounds reported was from the last stopo started, and ia under the old run of gold.

Mr Cadniart has received a wire from Mr Dick, Commissioner of Telegraph Stations, that the telegraph lino will be constructed to Whitianga, The work ia to be put in hand at once.

RUSSELL, this day,

Arrived : Wairarapa and lona,

Sailed: lona, with cattle and horses for Thames; Wairarapa, at 230 p.m., for Sydney. Mr dough, late agent of the Bink of New Zealand at Tauranga, had to bo landed here, being to ill to proceed to Sydney,

WELLINGTON, this day,

' A meeting of creditors in the estate of Henry Mace wati held to-day. The liabilities- were £15,142, and the assets £23,493, as filed. T. K. Macdonald and James Kirton were appointed trustees. Considerable sympathy was expressed for the insolvent, whose losses were attri> buted to land speculations. It was unani mously resolved to allow him to retain his household effects and furniture.

DUXKDIN, this day.

Captain Thompson reporting to tho Harbour Board suggesti that the time has arrived when in order to tho securing ot better efficiency in the pilot service, a younger body of men should bo employed, With that view, he tenders hit own resigna tion as chief harbour master. He continues in Government employ in connection with the dock etc.

CHRISTCHURCH, this day. A man named Clarkson has been arrested for'stnbbing R. Bray during a qnarrct. There are 1519 ontries for tho ram fair to morrow.

Several deputations interviewed the Hon. Major Atkinson this morning, including one from the City Council applying for the old provincial Council Chamber as offices for city purposes, Major Atkinson pro mised to submit the matter to tbe consider ation of Government,

BLUFF, this day. Arrived : Barquo Slectra, 103 days from London. All well.

MEETING OF T. W. CARR'S CRESITORS.

CMEDITOJSS,

The adjourned meeting of the creditors of T. \V. Carr, storekeeper, of Te Aroha, was held this afternoon, Mr John Chambers being in the chair. Abont 25 other credi tors were present, Mr X, K. Da^is (trustee under the deed of assignment) reported that the debtor's business had been loosely and unsatisfactorily carried on, that the books had been irregularly kept, and that an extravagant expenditure had been going on, too many servants having been em ployed, and so on. After some discussion, Mr Davis wa3 nominated for the position of trustee in bankruptcy, and Messrs Heather, Cham, bers, John Keid (of the Thames), and Staf ford (of Te Aroha), were elected a com. mittce of advice.

A further meeting is to be held on TliutS' day next.

POLICE COURT.-This Day.

(Before Messrs Macdonald and Chadwlck, Jna ticeg of the Peace.) Drunk.—Thomas Jackson was fined ss. Larcens.—Julius Doneo, a native ot Lyons, was charged with stealing a pair of opera glasses, valua £4, tho property of John Dunn, on the 9th mat. Prisoner pleaded not gollty.— Sergesni White opeiei >ho owe, a»a called witnexea,- John Unnn, master of tho rohooner Adelaide, depi^d that he went on board at 10 o'clock on Monday night. He loft tho opera glasses In a bug by the cib'n. About 11 o'clook, he heard a person coma qn'etly down the ttapa. and us quietly re-ascend. He mtonhla eltppo; j and looked. Saw a nun In the distance. He believed piltoner wrs the men. Heeubcsquently mleaed thi ba.i and glasses t he flog bi'kea very much; no oxio oonld hays jumped from the oraft on to the wh«f) paid £1 10a tor the glares ; the ptisoner had no right to them : had seven men on board; prisoner was one of them. Having asked the men about the glasses, ho Inrormod Sergeant Martin; found them near prisoner's bnnk. —To prisoner : couia not awear that yon stole tho glaates. — David Kltohie. a teaman, deposed that he was on board that night: the prif oner ana an ordlnarf seaman, named "Viotur, were abrett i oonld not cay whether the boy Toscall was oa bjard ha saw prisoner later on standing on tbe top of tbe steps: did not aoeak to him. He had nothing to do with tho opera glasses. Was asleep when prisoner turned in.—John Tosse)!, ship boy on tho Adelaide, deposed that he retired at 9 o'clock. Slept in tho foreoastle. All the men were in bed excepting the prisoner. Saw the glasses et 7 o'clock under tho com. pauion. — John Adams, - discharged seaman, agreed to go to the Opera with prisoner that right, but altered Ws mind, and did not go. William Scott, a gardener, saw prisoner in Shortland - street with something in his hand. — Sergeant Martin arrested prisoner. He said he jumped from the wharf on to the closet, and then on board, but this was. very unlikely. He said he went to tho Opera and on return had two drinks in a fruit shop. He said ho went with the last wit ness, who could testify in his favour.—Prisoner having made a statement, the Bench considered the evidonco had failed in sheoting tho charge home to the prisoner.—Discharged. aStir AT Nbwm ibkkt,— Mary Williams w«0 ohirged with drunkenre-s and ilorous conduot a< Newmarket, on tbe 19th init.-The piinoner, wretchedly clnd, iplanded guilty. Bha took a few nobblar<i of brandy, and the world spun round. Wan n*t conscious of making a ou> tnrbanoe,- Fined \Qt. and coats.

This was aU tho business

AUCKLNAD SHAREAMRKET.

Waboh 21. 1883. Pank of N.Z.-Sellera, £23 Ts 6d National Boik-i-'oliew. 74a Colonal Bank-Buyers, 15a 6d, sellers, 461 r-,Z. Insurance—73a 6a : bujers, 73a National loßurance-eellrra, 26a Sd N.Z. Loan and Mercantile—B^llera, B8 Union '•ash an* Door—?»l'f re, «8 lSa New Zealand Shipping-Sellers, 92. Aoolikn'. Inburanoe -Buyers, w 3d Caledonian G.V.O.—Bs KnranulHlUß.M.O.-SeUew.63 Uneen of Beauty- 28S 6d, 27s (id; eellen. 278 D;ep Lavel Oroas—6a 6a to 6s 8d Prince Impßrial-818 6i, 645, 64s 6d; sailers, 65a Tons—2s Xjondon—Sellers, in 31 Marioer-fia 6d,ssßd ; sollerß»sa 9d Werahlfeo-Bnyers, fc^^ NHWMAN< Chairman.

THE AXJCKLKSiU EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY. MARCH. 31.



amt)B3menrp. O E L E C T BALL. A SKTjKOT BAMJ will be held In the Odd fellowß' Hall, Ponsonbr. on BABTER MON DAY. 26th. I Double TloketJ. 6b. Befreshmentß prOTided. Davla' String Band In attocdanoe. Medical- mll E EPLKCTIC. P H AllM AC Y. The aome of elegant Medlpal BstebUshmente. TtiP oftißßi STBEBT, COHNHB Of PIIT-SIBIWT. CHARLE^ BDTCHEB, PURB gfililOTMC AolD "With Full lnßtrnotlorm tor nee \n Fudit PBEBBBVINO, &C, Bt th« ENQL IS H PHAKM AC V, ' RATTRiY'S BUILDINQB, QCKEH-gTREBT. T*q A TTabttctt J tioentlate In Ph^r tJ AS. J\. Xl4.BljJiili -J maO y, Dublin. . TuLH^aoKK Nq. 10. j»/| ARSHALL'S Odontalfiioon, the in. WJ itintaieoDS Tooihaoho Curßi le.—o, Wt Goodeon. London Arcade. _ Plrotect youkself fkom mos. QUITOBB by nalng SHARLAND'S KOMA, Is. 6d. a bottle.-Sold by SHARLAND AND CO., opposite the Post-office.



} Wanted. ' \\r ANTED SEEN— The fresh Berli I V T Wool, 8d per dozen ; Berlin Wool Slii I pers, la 6d tho pair; and the Extra Grand Shoi [ of Fresh Drapery at Dampler's. I» */ aWTBD, Boys to Itun "Observer T V on Thursday morning, 8 o'clock sharp —Apply office. I *i/ANI'ED, a Laundress; also, ai » T Housemaid.-Apply Mrs Alfred Buck land, Newmarket. a»TED, a thorough Nursemaid t( take charge of two children; releren r -a requlrod.-Mrs Lionel P&lliinß, College Hill Pononby. WANTED, a good Plain Cook, also a Laundrymaid. —Apply Albert House, Albert-street. WANTED, a Married Conplo—woman as cook, the man for gardening and general work; also, a good Housomaid.—For address apply to Mrs Kirkman, Victoria-street West. Auokland. AJNTiSD, a tirst-class Female l/ook ; also, a Housemaid.—Apply Commercial I Hotel, Shortland-atreot. * »/• ANTED, a respectable Girl as Cook. VY —Apply to Mrs J. C. Firth, Mount Kden. WA»TBD, a General Servant, nsgis- Unoa Riven; must bo fona cf obllareo, —Mrg Hinbntt, Roaetiank. worth Shore. WANTBD, a good General Servant; with reforenc3B. — Mrs Al«x. Aitteln. Romnara. V.V" AflTBl), a General Servant. - Apply VT to Mra Uhurton, at Mr Sharland'o, Frlnoßg-Btreet. W ANI'ED, a General iSeivunt. —Apply Mrs J. O. Sharland, Princes-street \nj ANTED, General Servant, — Apply t'\ O ood wln'd a tar Hotel. Otahnhn. WAN'fKD, a General Servant.—Apply Mrs 11. Arthur, Hepburn-atroet. WANI'Ku, a smart young Man as genoral servant.—Apply Novada Hotel. A.NTKD, a gooa General Servant; housemaid kept. — Mrs Chambors, Albeit Park WANTXD, a thorough Goneral Ser. vant—Mrs J. L. Holland, Graf ton Bond, earner Wjnyardßtreet. **/A!iT«D, at Hannaford's Auckland V T Eegistry (established 20 years) good res pectablo Female Servants of all classes. My most urgent wants aro —10 Generals, Parnell (wages, 10s to Us); 3 Hotol Femalo Cooks (20a to 258); i Gonorala, ltemuera; 8 Generals, Pon sonby; 2 Qonorals. Waikato (wages, 15s); Housemaid and 2 Generals, Moant Albert; 1 Genoral, Coromandol (15b) : 2 unonoumberod Couples; Boy, about 12, to learn a trade and livo in tho house. There are 60 plaoes open on mybookß. ANTED, an experienced Assistant fur tke Dross Department; alao. a Junior Hand.—Apply smith and Oanghey, 3gO and 3(12, Upper Qneen-atroet. WANTED, an experienced Milliner for our NewmarketßrauohEstablishment; also, two respeetablo Youths to learn tho busi ness.—Apply Smith and Caughey, 300 and 802, : Uppor Queon-strcot, I A^TJiD7^Sitn^tioT~aT~MiililrTer or Saleswoman, 8 years experience; town or oonntry.—Address LT. Star otßco. \\, ANTED, a Good Bricklayer to build VY vrash-house, ohimnoy, and sot furnace San. Labour only—Apply to W. Kinsey, New ealand Timbor Co., or St. George's Bay. WAWTED, a Bush Cook.-Auckland Timber Co. (Limited). Customhouse straot Wwt. WANTED, Two Waiters.—Apply to Koyal Mall Hotol. \\7 ANTED, Twonty Men for Breaking TT Stoiao.'-Apply to Hendry & Whltley, Qneen-etreet. W~ ANTED, Circular and Breakdown Men. Yardmen, and Cook, lor Whangs pona.—Apply New Zaaland .Timber Company. ANTKD, a Boy to make himself generally vsefrl.—Apply Dr. Dawson, U. Wellßßlcy-straol. %*/ A«TED, an Office Boy.—Apply to VT Lalnhley ana Jaokion,Solicitors,Queen etreot, bttweon B.SO and 10 to morrow morning. vy ANTKD, a smart office Boy.—Apply ? y »t 85, Qqeen-»troet. WANTED, a strong Boy.-Apply J. A, Wall, opposite O&aworki. Nelson-at. WANTED, a Boy for a farm who can milk and attend to horses.—Apply Jno. Bnohauan, Oustomhouse-atreet. \ft/"ANTEI\ a respectable Youth about Vt 16 accustomed to horses.—ll. P. Gib bons & Co., Hobson-stroet. \ &7 AN TED.—Wanted, a Youth who has TV had seme experience of tho draoery hna'neis.—Apply to Munro and Mllllgan, Hob gpn-street »V ANTED, a Beapectable Boy.— »T Apply to M. MoDormott. Tinsmith, Victorla-Btreet. \a; ANTED, a smart Lad to assist in V» atablework. and m»kehlnuelf generally nsefnl.—Apply to J. Smith. l;rapor. Qnten-sf. »a ANTKD, a strong Boy. — Apply » V Goodacro & Loe, Coopers, Wyndham s tree t. la/ANTED, a Baker.—Apply tfewton V y Bakory. W* ANTED, Two Bakers, one as foro- man.-John MoNoiU. Newmarket. ANTED, a Painter (brush hand).— Apply on the works, next Mr Greon way'a. Hobaon-streot WANTED, a Closer and seyeral Im provtrs for the Bench— G. Blaok * Co., Vlo'o'la s>re*t Want. « ni ANTKD, a General Blacksmltb; also, Vt a 3trlker.-Apply Stak Ofllco. \h/ A^KD, the Public to see the new V* Show of Drapery at Dampior'B, includ ing the Whito Flannel at lOd, and tho Scarlet Ditto, at Is. Ladies' Handsome Leather Bags, 2s lid and 3a Sd. WANTBD, by respectable man, Bm. ployment In Warehouse or Store.—KA, Post Offloe, Auokland. ANTED, Apprentices for Chemist and Druggist; aleo, for Wholesale '-udglat.-Apply, m own writing, giving psrti rn ,n» to P.O. Bui liO. -SLANTED, a competent Cheesomaker ■ ' for tho Te Awamutu Chooso and Bacon Foot ry. None but a thoroughly practical man nee J apply.—Apply by letter only, on or boforo tho 28th of March, addressed to tho Secretary of tho Company, Te Awamntn. __ WANTED, a Strong Staunch Bufigy Horre, guaranteed quiet, wi'hout vloa. —Apply by letter, stating lowest piice tor cash, to " Horse," bTAB offloe. \\r ANTED, by an Invalid Lady, Board V» and Lodging in a qalet family.-For particulars, apply to Or Dawaon, U, Welleslay b »ree t. WANTED, Boarder for a Single Koom; terms «js.~ii p ply Mrs Ryder, Symondi street, optoalte Choral Hall. WANTED, by a rospectable man, an Unfurnlihed Koom, with Board, in a rrspecUble family.—Apply, with terms. Steady, star office. _______ WANTED, 3 or 4 working men as Boardeiß; terms, 17s per weak (waßh lng Inoluder!).— Apply W: Oadd'a Cheap Frnlt Laoot. Vlototla-ttrtet. WANTED, a "Xoung Lady to corres pond with a yonng gentleman latelT arrived from Bngland, with n tlow to Main mony.—Address DKF. Stab Offloe. WANTED, Two or Three Dairies of good Freeh Kuttnr; highest cash prlos Rivon.—A. H. Nathan, Wharf, qq>en street »a ANTED KNOWN — Uand-painted V* Musio Portfolios, rotioulo shapo (full blec), price one shilling eaoh.—Maokay, Book seller, 11, Grey-street, W" ANTED SKKN—Xhe Fre»h Lot of Black Kid Gloves, 2b; the Stockings, at 6d- Gents' Felt Hats (summer), and the Extra Grand Show of Drapery at Dampior'B. WA N TUB to Sell, a First.cla»a Harnegs Mare four yearn old; thoroughly Btaunoh.— Apoly at this offle*. WAMTKD KNOWtt^-Piece Music in great variety; well assorted; new «upply-3d and td oaoh.-Mackay, Bookgeller, 11, Grey-street. WANTED KNOWN—Private Board and Residence for two gentlemen f rlendß, Mount Eden Boad.-Omnibus p&asps the dopr every few minutes,—For address, apply STAR Office. WANTED KNOWN-Just landed, direct from tho Canterbury growers, Good Cooking Potatoes. Sample and prioo on applioation,—lS. E. Davies, Nathan's Bond, Custom-house-street. WANTED TO PUKCHASB, Two good Iron Tanks.-Apply Mcßlwaln and Maunders, Builders, Northootc, WANTED SEEN—The Black Dress Silks,lslodand29od; Black Velveteen, Is lid; Coloured Ditto, 2s lid i and the Freßh Extra Grand Show of Drapery at Dampior B. ANTED, Employment by reepect. able ateadr man, to make himself Konorally useful; referenoes It requited.-JHC.i BTAB office. WANTED, to Purchase, Dwelling houso of 8 or 10 Rooms, near the city.- T. Leigh White, 12, SohoriT's Buildings, Fort- Btreet. , WANTED K«OW«, Dick's Standard Plays Aotlng Edition, 2d oaoh j Dick'a Novels, great variety, 9d, or 2 for IB 3d.- Mackay, Booksollor, 11, Grey-Btroot. W~ ASTKD.— Hosiery | Hoßievyl — Men's, Women's. Boys', Girls"? and Children's, just ppenea at Rdbson'B Melßourno Housd, Ppnßonby, ■ ' ' ', "_. iaj ANTED, my lftte Cntitom.ers to" pay y/i their Acopunta to my son, or to Mv Moses, at his Shop, Queen-street, Kithor r O . <%"nt will beaßuffl&ent discharge.-I. PhilUps. 'Hi ANTKD SEBW— The Quality of the W Brown BoUand at; ad v ßl&te Sllesta, Id: the Lace'Ourtainß, at 3a 6d fte.pair: and V$ Other ffreah Drapery at Qamplera OOOT, %I_fAMT_D Tv * BKLL, good Six- W roomeft Hquso and large Allotment, cheap: v/itbSQ.Qd Tiew.-G«o^e Sage, QUnhaot- Btreet, Ponßonbr. . by a Practioal Gardener, a Yv tew plaoes tp keep in order, by day or week.- Addrw, J. Muohat, care ot Mrs Hnlver- Bon, Alton Boßd. -\%.7 AN'lEl>, a Kind Person to adopt a W flno healthly Uttlo boy, 3 yeara of age.— For address apply Stab offloo. WANTED SKEN—Thp Ladies' Silk Neckerolu"e£fl, ?d; The Boys' Suita, Ba Bd; Gh-lß'Frocks; 1» 8d; and the Rxtra Grana Show of Fresh Drapery at DamPterg, ~\%i AJNTUD, fickle Bottles.—Bought in VV any quantity by tho Auckland Fish 0.. 207, Queen-street.



Wanted. WANTED, a Bricklayer to build ctaim noy.—Ch»rlea Layer. K?ber Pasi j VftTAN.-D, a General Servant, inusl VT understand plain cooking;.—Apply Kx ell lltfe Hot; I. W~ ANTED to Kent, or Lease, a Large Room suitable for a Private School, or a House containing such. — Address, stating terms. See., X.Y.Z., Offlco ot this Paper. .a/^NTED KNOWN, Several largo ft Z'ao-llnea Oesn for sale, oheap.—B. K. pavlg, Nathtn'a Bond. Customhouec-atrce*. tsr ANTED, at a gentloraan's houso, a V » Man to drivo, milk, and clo rough gar doning.-Apply, uoforo 1 or of tor 6, to Mr Bull, Mount Eden, near Smith's 'bus ofllce. WANTED to Purchase, a staunch, eornd Horse, fit for work In a baker's c»vt—Apply H7, Qnc-m-atraer. WANT'JiU ohe-m—me fwlsa Checked Muslin.Od and 8d; Linen Table Damask, la and la Cd; and tho Extra Grand Show Of Fresh Drapery at Dampier'B. ANTED the public to know the Address of the i ady Barber, 65, Grey ntrrot. rhUrtrmi oarefnlly attended to. WANTED KNOWN—Scott's Wavorly Novola, 6d; thivo for Is. Portrait of Author, stool engraving, 22 x 17, 2b.—Mackay, Booksollor, 11. Gray-street. W~ ANTkD, Ten mote Subscribers to complete number requtred for thn Art Union of Painting ot Maori woman and Child, hy Herr O. lindauar.—Apply Partridge and \VooU_mß. . ANTED SEEN-The Dress Buttons, Id Iho dozen; Shirt Buttons, 3d tho gross: Superior ditto, 2d tho dozen; and tho Grand Show of Fresh Drapery at Damplor's. ANTED KNOWN —Money ad vaneod on Porsonal and Collateral Se curity, ropayablo by woekiy instalments. Bills Discounted.—Kao's New Zealand Pawn Ofllce, Darby-atreet. ___ WAN mD to Sell, Paying BusineM in the Olty; good opportunity for an oner- K«tlo man, no tcohnlo .1 knowledge required: satisfactory rannonn given for leaving; oanltat r?q.nired only £500,—Address, Com, Post Offloe, Auckland, > ANTED KNOWN—It you want to tee tba latest Fashion (_,_tnmn and Winter, 13SS), have a gltmoo at Mnoro and Milll-ap's Tailoring Window. In Hopson-Btreot, ANTJRD SEEN—Crape Trimmiog, actually Is tho box of 38 yards: Flowers (artificial), actually Id tho bunch; and tho Grand Show of Froah Drapery at Damplor'a. WANIED KNOWN — Bow Bells Novolties In groat variety; eaoh one eompleto; 2d oach, or 2 for 3d.—Mackay, Book aoller, 11, Qrcy-fltreot, W ANTED SEEN—The Dress Material, V» ed and Bd; Coloured Shirting, 6d and 6d; Wool ShlrtinK, Is and Is Id; and the Kxtra Grand Frcah Lot of Drapery at Damplor's. \Jkf ANTED.—The beat stock of Winter Vt Hosory In Ponsonby is to bo found at Robaon'a Melbourne House. Como and boo them. WANTED KNOWN—it cannot be too ■widely known—that Churles Kelsey and Co, kf ep no Imitation bllver Jowolry what ever, the whole ol their large and choice assort ment being Keal tillver.whtohthey guarantee.— Charles Kolser and Co., two doom below Morrln's, Ironmongers. ______ •a/ ANTED KNOWN—AII Good Sin v* row will tell yon that tho Piano Mogto la Dampter'i). Hobaoo-strcot window are the beat known Sonus in the world, \\7 ANTED KNOWN-Charleg Kelsoy » ? and Co. have just received. In newest Icb'kbb, aonoloe Rusortmentof Silver Jewellery, 01 ttuar.nteed. They keep no Imitation Silver. -Charlea KuUey and Co., two doors below Morrln'i. Ironmongers. -z/ ANTED SEEN—The Bleachod and W Unbleached Calico, at 3d and 4d, and the other Fresh Grand Show of Drapery, at Dampler'a Wakefleld-streot Shop. \J47ANTED Known—and well knowp.— V! Mosloy's Hosiery, Brettle's Hosiery, Leicester Hoslory, at Kobson's Melbourne House, Ponsonby. WANTED KNOWN, you can read or bow comfortably at night by using Damplert SpootacJaa at Is tho pair.-Mobwn atreet Shop. WANTED KNOWN - "Jfectorine" for Coughs. Colds, Bronohltia, Ho&rse ne»s. &c Sa and 5s per bottls.-Prep-red at North aboro I'harmaoy, Dovonpori. Miiy also t>o obtilned from Mr J. A, Haslett, 181, Qaeen itroot. W ANTKD KHOW.PT—UHKA* IIM bbb I oH_ip Tmbes 1 And ail other Kind) ol Ball—ng Mitortals, oan ba p_rohaaed Sheaper and bettor thivn anywher* alas at the fan— of D. GotDia, Albert-street There belnn 10 manufactory loi Joinera' Timber on the pre mise*, tha onatomer has ao additional oppor lonlty ot ststtlns snperloi tUnbat. Wheel rtuhtt' Materlali »'»»■ In itoct. -ATANTED, •— Wanted to Sell, very IT cheap, 5 ton ot Qaluoefi Jd lb 7 for Is; Large Cooking Appies. slbs (or la; Lot o( Did Ohrno. la )b, ilba for U ; Onlonn, 3d lb. Tibn tor la; GUbs Cuitard Oust, only fid.; about HO Kngravoo Glaea Jntrc, "111 to »o!d at coat prioa Co dear them ont, onlj fid each ; Wine G'a bcb, [i Sd rtor; Ekb Cnpe. 1» Sd d z; Lot of PlotQrf s, Sd and Bd each; SOD boxe« Peiß, 8d box. 1) 6a Job : Penholders, la Bd Bros*. 2 gross ?s Bd. For rwo Vfooki Only.—H. WaITS, Pittßtrcet. ilat Mar, b. . ■*.»,'ANTED KNOWN—Gardner's Cole vv br»ttd Blcol Allxturo, price Si per bottle. Th'a mt'dirine U tho beat and most Bffootnal remedy for all ik'n -ioeaapa and tin piultlcs^of the blood, tspeoliliy pimples on the [aoe. scrofulous eoro", _l«adular Bwelilrßs, &c, —Fropsrcd at North bhoro Hhsrroaoy. Devon port. Mot alco bo obtaintd from Mr J. A. Has leit, 184. Qaeon-ttreet. Vy ANI E D FNQffN TIUT Jamks ocurr. AMES OOUTT, GEHEKAL DUAPEK, LONDON HOU3B. VICTOBIA-3TKBBT WHST, AND NEL^ON-STBEKT. Having mot with gach Grand Bnooesi during the Month ot ot his GENUINE SALE, Has dcoldcd to CONTINUE IT FOR FOURTRKI* DAYB DONTINUK IT FOR FOURTKKN DAYfI UIVGKU. LONQBR. J.a. will ba oompelled to CLOSE THK SALK ON THE 81st OF THIS MONTH, In order to prepare for tho OPENING UP OF WINTER GOOD?, QOOD GSNUINE B-RGAJNS NOW TO BK HAD* COM3! AND PEOOUBK THEM, WANTED KNOWN-Gilding 1 Gild ing 1 GlWinftt-Now on view, an Ela borate Catved Gilt Tublp, For Beauty of Design and Workmsnßijlp o-»nnot be tqualled or soroaßsed In the Co'onloi. Inspsotion oordlally Invited. Floluro Fraai"g and (Hiding Depot, ijt, Qaeen-strcet (opposite Markot Sctrance). j. r. dkT"gourcy, MArr-GEB. _____ i COMPANION AND LADY'S HELP.— " ' A Situation In tho above 1b offered to a Young Person, who, In return for her sorvloes, would bo well remunerated, and enjoy a com fortable home.—For address apply Stab office. WELL7EDOC.4TED young Man, aged 21. recently arrived from Enalandi wishes to obtain a Situation as Book-keeper, or In any position of trust. Will make himself generally useful; good roforencos.—Addroaa R lago," Stah Offloo. 0 BAKKKS.—Wanted, a Good Hand Immediately.—Apply 0. Johnston. Union Bakery. Parnoll. WAITaKEREI SA.W-MILL.— Wanted known that I can supply Tim? ber aB Cheap as any producer In the province without raising tho prioas when other mills have no logs. Having tramways, my timber Is felled in the winter and is more durable; tho sap almost oqual to the heart of whatis foiled In the, summer. Havo now in stack. Builders' Timbers and Cabinetmakers Beleotod Broad Boards, in Kauri. Rlmu, and Kahikatoa. Orders shall havo my beßt attention.—John Smytji, Waltakorel, Ist March, }883. npO BrtIOKMAKBK* I,—Wanted,1 ,—Wanted, Brick, i makors to work on sh'aros or othorwisp.— Apply G. Slbbln, Qoeen-etrept, Goodßon,s jxreaaq. 88 88 as oo GOOD SON'S. riOoD_ SON'S. OOD ~ SON'S, VJOOD SON'S. teen rani COW , 0502 The aocldont to our vorandah has deprived us for tho time bolnK of tho display in four of our windows, buttho Arcade stalls remain the saSie, and, ' according to our uaual custom, vro most cordially invite, i^qpefr tlon o^ o\\v fjooftsj' iri'osiiootivo Oifany purchase being mado, and hope our friends win not hesitate to look around witihn thon.gb, deprived Q( tho usu,al fdoilitios wituOdt, by tho serlouß accident we hayo ' sustained,, LONDQN LONDON ARQAp? ( . ARCADS, o 88 So GOOD SON'S OOD SON'S mm 1 DOCTOR ARNOLD'S PENNY XJ ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.-This most popular medicine of the day, price 3s 6d a box.—Colonial Agents: Messrs Shamand & CO.. opposite the Post Office, Auckland.



To Let, fTiO LET, in Hobßon-atreet, a New Shop jL and Five Roodib, Counter, and other Fit tinga (baok ontranoo).—H. J. Riorden, Hobson atreet. . rjj'O LEX, a Two-roomed Cottage,—H, J. A Riordan, Hobson-street. npO LET, House in Jimily Place; seven 1 rooms and kitchen.—Apply to John Lamb, 25, Pueen-street. rpO LhT, Large or Small Rooms, Fur- I Uahed or Unfurnlahed, wlih or without Board: Bath, Baa, Stable.—Km auganapo Road, opposite Howo otroat. TO LET, a 7-roomed House, Coburg street, fronting the Park.— Apply W. Patataon. Lome-street. "*;"*■ rriO LET, House and hhop in Upper I Symonds-streer.-Knqaire f. B.»Htath, Boot and Shoemaker. rjpO LET, a Four-roomed Cottage; also, J a Throe-roomed Cottage, Montague-atreet. —Apply to W. Helfornan, Montague-street (near the Newton Road). ri~\O LET, two Unfurnished Koomß ia 8 CnßtomhoußO-Btreet West, opposite Mr Wlnntono, Firewood Yard. ffilO LET, a convenient bix-roomed S Cottago at Conquest Place, with large garden and stable; rent low to a good tenant.— Apply M. Ryan, Grocer, Parnell. <JTiO LVT, those very desirable and cen- I trally Bltuated Promises now In occupation of Messrs B. Glttoa & Sons (who aro removing opposite), Wyndham-Btroet, just at Junction of Quoon-stroot.—Full particulars from D.F. Kvans, Estate Agont, Quoen-street. ra~\O LHT, for a term of nearly 5 years, a 1 Hay and Corn Store In Upper tiobton itroat, doing a good business For particulars apply at the Store to Jamos Hickey. O LKT, Unfurnished Room, with use oC Kitohen. Wantod, Apprentices to tho Droseinaking.—T. Matthews, Grocer and Frult oror, Viotorfa-Btroot Wcßt. ' a O "LET, in Vincent-streot, Nicely " Kurnishod Bod and Sitting-room; uao of kitchen; gas and water laip on; private family. —Address, offloo this paper i |>WO Unfurnished Koomi with fireplace, 1 also the vie oJ kllohon, and batns If re quired.— Eight doom from Scotoh Church, Alien Road. rj'O LET (Kemue.a)-To Let, Dwelling I House and 6 Acrns, Victoria Road, Romucrn, next below rcßldonoe of D. B. Cruiok ahank, Esq., and at present occupied by Mr Donls Kolly. Tho property is very pleasantly situated. Houso contains 6 rooms and out buildings.—D. F, Kvans, Land Agent, Quoon stroet. f 1 10 LET, Bhop and Dwelling, corner of " College RoadandGreonwoofl-atroot; ront, 16a per week.—Apply M. J. Moore, Victorla- Btroot. rHiO LET OB LEABK, Shop Victoria. X street (noxt Thoatro), lately oooupled by M. J. Brennan, Draper.—B. TONKB fc Co. m«OUNT ItOSKILL KOAD. — New 'VI geven-roomed House, with large stone olntern, and every convenience.—Knquke Post olllof, Mount Uoßtlil Road. DbVOMPORT, NORTH SHORE.— Several Furnished and Unfurnished Houses to Let.—Oliver M»ye, House Agent, Poet-office Store. Devoncort. m o E £ r~", G«ACB - SrBKKT. PONSONBY.-New and Handsome villa of 6 rooms, pantry. &©., fitted with raulßtfir grate, oven, water laid In, tank, &c Rent Its, AIM. QUKHN3TOWN. - Near Pah Farm (One huoga), smell farm of 14 acres, all in gnus; plenty nf water; Houso 6 rooms, and Outbuild ings. Ront £50 per annum. MOU**T KDKN.-Maln'Road. Bear CJuoknoy's Stare, Handsome Tin* Heeldenoe of 0 rooms, &c, Sco,, b«y window, register grate, tank, &0.. and nice allotment about half an acre. Kent 23a per week. Also, MOUNT KOBN.-Maln Road, nnarlyopposite Mr Bottle*, New and Handsome Villa. S room*, fitted with resistors, oopooardg, oven, kitohen dreeaer; task ana olstern. wash-houM and ooppar. largo allotment, 'Bub pouei the door every halt hou. Bent only iSa per week. Also, RANDOLPH - BTRKKT, oornor of Oxford street.—House 0 roomi, and Urge garden all In spltnold fruit tread and vegetables. Rent 17a Bd; or with paddock, atauio. cowshed, fowl bouse. Jfcc, f\l 6s per week. D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent, Queea-atreet. For Bale. liiOß SALE, a Bush Saw Mill near Auck. X? land, a very de^'roible laveatmont for any ono with s small capital. Vor partiaolare apply to K. JUtohokon and Co,, 19, Qaeea-Mzoet, Auckland. ■j' OR SALE," a nice littlo Farm, 12 miles IP from town, 0-roomcd Houte, all fenced and well watered; cheap, — 11. Partington, Stlchbury'B Buildings. L/iOK SALE, Burligh-street, comfortable C Cottago of four rooms; Allotment, 40x150. Very oheap.—H. Partington, Honee and Land Agent, Queen-atreet, '|i>dR~SALE, cheap, 100 acres Good " Lund, 2 miles from Walkomltl Railway Station; very Bultable for fruit growing: splen didly sheltered from south-west winds. Also, 30 Acres at Now WiDdsor, near Whau Hallway Station. In lota to Bultpurchoaors.—Apply G. 8., Panama Houso, Symonds-Btrect (near Supremo Court). U^Oli SALE, William-street, new veran «? dah Cottago of t rooms, all woU finished, fitted with register-grato, colonial oven, cup boards and dresser; water laid In from main; wash house, &c. Allotment, S3x9fl. Price, £350. —I). F. Evans. Kstate Agent, Quoon-stroot, next Bank of Australasia. FOk immediate Sale, now and well llnißhod Verandah Cottage, four roams i and scullery, fitted with register grato, kitchen range, tank, &c. Frcohold allotment, about 33 by 145. Situated at tho Avonuo, Kdendale. as now being oreotod by Messrs Bibby and Flotchor, Price—only C 230, cas^h; or terms if daairod.— O. ?ij£s'l?Sti^Bt*?£-AB2st' Queen-street. |pOR IMMEDIATE SALE-Symands. " street (near residence of T. Russoll, Esq.)— Handsome Villa, 0 rooms, Itted with gas, water, &c, &c.! 2 rooms detached, wash-house, &c; allotment about 33 x 180. Pretty plaoe and splendid position. Prioo, only iß6oo.—Full par ticulars from D. F. Kvans, Estate Agont, Queen street; ; (763) Sj.OK IMJIKDIaTb SAI^E, handsome r VILLA RESIIDKNOE, now ftnd weU finished, containing seven rooms* fitted with register grates, oven, cupboards, gaa an 4 fltr tings; water laid in from main; Bpiondldview of harbour; situated in Franklyn Road, near the Weeloyari Church.—D. F. Evans, Eatato Agent, Quecn-strcot, next bank of Auatralftsia. piLtSASUKE BOA'IS-Fleaauro 15oata L for Sale (Cheap) at James Clare's, Custom house-street^ jSORTH 6HORE,— For Sale, a well. X^l altnated Vorandah Cottage, on main road, near tho chnroh, and within a few minutes of tho wharf; good view and volcanic soil. Must bo sold immediately.-B. Tanner, Asont, 8, Queen-atreot. I HAVE several Properties — Urge and small Farms, Houses and Allotments-for salo on easy torms.-H. Partington, House a,ri,a l,and Agont, »tlohbnry'B Buildjngs, rpO CAPITAWBTS AND UI'HEKS. CENTRAL CITY FKEE.HOLD PRO PE.KTY FOR SALE, I am Instructed by Mrs Piobert (who Is now retiring from her old and woU-BStabllshod buel ne:s) to sell, immediately, this valuable business site (the"Little Dust Pan"/, being enact the oldest and boat-kuown sites In the oil;. It has a frontage to -hortiandntrest of 25 feet, by a depth of 11^ fret, to Field Lane, besides being ezoavated vi substantial wall built for callar. Splendid position; corner allotment, aituata directly between Messrs A. Olatk and Bon's Warehouse and tiyorof t's Mill. Bhortland-straot, Nearly all the purohaso moner oan renialn on mortgsga at 7 per oent. Terms and conditions on application to D. F. EVANB, Estate Agent. Qneon-itreet, W8 TMldlJKpr^FoTl^ieTTMnir^retty snbnrban village, 81 acres of Bioh Yolouiio Land, all In grass and fenced by stone wall. Priooi only £100. - Apply W. and J. Frater, Batata Agents, N.Z Ifeumnoe Bnlldtogs. JW-EWCAgTL^ fJOALS 1.800 Tons best Houeaaoip jmd blao^suiths* NQW DJ3CHARGINO And may be had at SHIP'S SIDE OR DELIVERED. W, & G. TINSTONE, Meetings. B~ AY OF ISLANDS COAL COMPAHY " ' (LIMITKJ?}, Th* Half-yearly Moetins; of Shareholders in tfte abOTO Company will bo held In the Com pany b Offloo, No. 10, Now Zealand Inaurancp Buildings, on WEDNESDAY, March 28, a$ $ p.m. tSßußiness: To receive Pirootoia' RaD(S* anA Accounts (or tho half-yoar pndjng 3ist Pooora bpr, 1883, and to elect two Directors and two Auditors. fty order oJ the Poard, of Dlreotors. H. GILFILLAN, JnNB., Auckland, Maroh 21,1883, 11OSPBI* TJEMPBKANCE MISSION. BLUB RIBBOV ARMY. A Meeting of thODs Interested In the Forma tion ot a Deuotamc at of the tbOTe Army will be held la the Taßperoooe Hall. Albett-itceet, at 8 pm. on SATURDAY KVHNING next. Mlnlat»rß at all denominatlooß are eat«enily Invited to attand. QT. BELIEF'S AND NORTfICOTE O LAJND COMPANY (LIMIMD). A Meeting ot the Shareholders of the abov< Company will be held at the Company's office ■ Shortland-atroet, on WRDNBBUAY. the 23U ' lnatant, at 2.80 p.m. t I Business i To receive Directors' Report anc a Election ot Directors. a F. A. WBITB. 'C Eeoretarr. Anoklaid, March W.1853. "



Ecclesiastical. EPIPHANY CHURCrf.-The Bishop Auckland win hold a Confirmation Si vice THIS EVENING (Wednesday), at '/. o clock. A Special Collection will be made aid of the Dobt <ra the Ohuroh. mHBAXKJK R O V A ] GOODFRH)AT. s p k c i aITTe rvick (Under the conduct of tha Young Men's Carl tian Association), COMMENCING AT 7.30. ADDRESSES by Revs. W. 0. Olivbb, . Robertson, and J. S. Hill. Poors open at 7. ALL ARE INVITED. W THOMAS' CHDRCB.—Special Sei SHcTg.&mSf* <Wtdo'*"'>' •» "& » Oaiiß. A UOKLANU NATIVE LAND) £X. OOLJNIHA'IION COMPANY (LIMITBD). Ifotloe la hereby elren that a Call (tha firtk) o One Shilling per Shiire has fsan made by thi Directors, payable at the Company's Offloa Fort-atreet, Auckland, on or bßfore MONDAY the 16th April next, FRANZ BOHBRFF. Saorfit&rv. Anothßd.MarohlO.lßß3. T. HELlEti'6 AND NORTHCOTJB LaNU COMPANY (LIMCTBLt. A Call (the first) of Odo Shllllnir and Three, penoe (Is Sal on the C«p:t»l of the Company hat mn day bsen madt, payablo at the Company'! Offloa. Shwttand-BtrMt. on or beforo the 29th JMaron, 1883! F. A. WHIM, Anokland. March 12.1888. Bow*"!. Tenders. T O BUILDBRB. n.«??,d^s wlu bo "weired np to noon on THURSDAY, the 82nd instant, for Repairs to a Building In Victoria street. FUub, &c, at onr offloeg, Qaeen-atreet, KOWAKD MaHONBY JC HON. Architects. rpENDEBS will be received up to 4 p.m. ■ on 27th instant for Offloes and Cottago for the Arch Hill Brick and Tilo Company. Plans and spociflcations to bo seen at the Company's offloe, No. 81, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. J. FRIAR CLARKE. Secretary. Aquatics. DONSUNB Y_E E G A T T A. ON KASTER MONDAY, March 26,1883. FLAGSHIP: S.s. WELLINGTON. Patron: Hla Worship the Mayor of Auckland. President: Thomas Poaoook, Esq., M.H.R. Vice-presidents: A. Boardman, Esq. W. Swanson, Esq., M.H.R J.A.Tole,Esq., M.H.R. Captain J.H.RJlwrison Committee j Messrs J, Cunningham, J. Dacre. F. Jagger, B. Gilmer, A. Linabury, F, H, Lewisson, C, Langsford.T. T. Masotfeld, J. B. Morpeth, H. D, Morpeth, Lionel Phillips, J. Stodart, G. Smith, W, Stanford, C,Walnutt,J. Waymautn, and Captain Farquhar. Umpire ; James Stodart, Esq. Starteri Captain W. FarQuhar. Hon. Treasurer: Mr W. F. Jones. Hon. Secretary : Mr D. F. Evans. PROGRAMME: Ist Raco, 8.30 a.m.-FIRST-OLASS YACHTS of 7 tons and over. First prism. Silver Cup (presented by Messrs Partridge and Woollams) and Aneroid (presented by Messrs L. D. Nathan and CoT Course: From south side of Flagship, round south side of Toroa's moorings; round chequered buoy in Rangitoto Chan nel, back round Toroa's moorings, round mark boat off Kauri Point j twice round, finishing south Bids of Flagship. 2nd Race, 10 a.m.-AMATKUR SCULLERS. Prize. " New Zealand Horald" Silver Cup (presented by Mosara Wilsons and Hortonf. Course; About two miles, with one turn, to bo flxed on the Flagship. 3rd Race, 10.30 a.m.-YACHTS AND SAILING BOATS, i tons, apd not exceeding 7 tons>, docked or half-decked). First prize, Sil ver Cup (presented by Mr S, Coombes) and £3 added; second prize, £2. Coureo: Same as (Irst raco. ith Race, 11 a.m.—FOUR-OAHED GIGS (no outriggers) open to all comers. Pri^e, £10. Courso: Same as BeconiJ raoo. sth Race, 11.15 a.m.-YACHTS AND SAILING BOATS, decked or half decked, under ■1 tons. First prize, Silver Cup (presented by Mr F. 11. ixswisson) and J23 added; second prise, £2. Course: From eonth sldo of Flagship round red buoy Inside North Head, round Toroa's moorings; round mark boat off Kauri Point, twice round, finishing south eido of Flagship, 6th Raoo, 12 noon,—FOUR-QAREJD GIGS (no outriggers), the proporty of any recognised Rowing Club, rowed by amateurs, mem bers of the same, under 21 years of age. Prlzo, trophies valued at £6. Courso: Same as second ra-io, 7th Raoo, 12.30 p.nv-SECQND-CLASS OPEN SAILING BOATS (as por rulo 26). First prize. Evening Star Cup, prosonted by Mr 11. Brett, and £2 added; second prize, £3. Course: Samo as No. 5. Bth Race. 1 p.m.-FOUR-QARED GIGS (no outriggers), the proporty of any recognised Rowing Club, rowed by amateurs, mom bore of the same. Prize, trophies valued at £10. Courso sanif as No. 2, 9th Race, i.15 p.m. - THIRD-CLASS OPEN EOATS (as per rule 26}. First prize, Silver Cap (presented by Mr H. Kohn); second prize, £2. Course: From south sldo of Flagship round red buoy inside North Head, round Toroa'a moorings, thence round marfe-boat off Kauri Point, thence round buoy off Railway wharf; finishing south Bide of Flagship, 10th Race. 1.80 p.m.-FOUR-OARED GIGS (no outriggers), rowed by Amateurs (who have never won a raco prior to entry). Prize, £6. Course: Samo as No. 2, 11th Race. 145 p-m.-ROB ROY CANOES. First prize, Eider. Down Smoking Jacket, presented by "New Zealand Clothing Fac tory ; second prizo, £1. Course to be fixed on Flagship. 12th Race, 2 R.m.-OPEIN SAILING BOATS (not osceoding 13 feet overall). First nrize, Silver Tankard, presented by Messrs Morrin a,nd Co., a.nfl £J added; socond prize. £.1, Courso; Same as No. 5, but only once rpnna, 13th Race, 2.15 p.m. — DING.IES (not exceed ing 12 feet overall, no outriggers or Bliding-seats), rowed by Boys under 16 years old. First prize. Silver Cup, presented by Messrs E. Porter and Co., and £1 added: socond prize, £1. Courso: To bo fixed on Flagship, 14th Raoe. 2.30 p.m.-MERCHANT VESSELS'- AND STBAMERS'FOUR-OARED GIGS. First prizo, £0; second prize; £2, Courso: To bo fixed on Flagship. 15th Raoo. S 'am.-LADIES' RACH (Pair oared, with Coxwain). First prize, two Silk Dresses, presented by Mr A. Linabury, valuo £5 63 ea^oh; Becftnd prizo, two Silk Drosses, presented by Mr W. Rattray, value £2 2s 6d each. Course: To be fixed on. Flagship. Prize, £1. )7th Ra,co, 4 p,m.-MARRIEE( MBN/P RACE (Pair-oared (no ou,trtegess>,' and in boats other than property or any Rowing Club; ng Casawalnsli, for bona Me resident^ of Bonsonby. Prizes, Hata p>esentod by Messrs Cooper and Armitage. Course: About a mile; to b,o fixed on Flagship. ;Bth Race, 4.20 p,n},-p,UCK; HUNT, Prize, &\. It has been deeded by tha Committee that thp Rowing Races, $64. 2,8,8, and 10, are ta Be rowed in aecocoanco MfltU (he nup^heq rqlegoi the Auckland Rawing ABsooiaVfl! K,8,-MonKL Yachts : In corisequenoa ol the long programme, th(a event will take plane on flrat Saturday afternoon after the Regatta. Entries will bo reoeived at the Club Room, Panotmby Club Hotel, oa WEDNESDAY, 21s{ March, from 8 to 10 p.m. All entries received subject to the Ponsonby Regatta Club Regulation!!. ■ " Entrance Fee, 5 per cent, on valuo of First Prise. • ' D. P. EVANS, Shipping. aWfflfc. THXCUKBION 10 WAI **BBr WKRA, HO.T SPRINGS. BASTBR M(O^©AY« The B.s t IO N A Will leavo Queen-street Wharf at 10 a.m., re turning from Wajwora at 4 p.m. Return Faro.. .. Fire Shillings, dSMfe^.B/'OR ST. HELIEK'S BAT ■a™Bß*r The p. 9. TONOARIBOwIiI le»T( Qoaen-Btreat Wharf for the above favonriti lesort at 3 p m, on FRIDAY. theSSrd. K. WRIQBT, Agent. 4n^g S, COEOMAHCEI t ™"""B> Captain W. D. Hargrave. Leaves Auckland: Leaves Coromandel: Sunday, 25, U a.m. Tuesday, 27,12 noon Wednesday 28,2 p,m. Thursday, 29,3 p.m. Friday, 30.3 p.m. Saturday, 31,2 p.m. FROM COROMANDEL TO THAMES Sunday, 25,5 p.m. From Thames to Coromandel: Monday, 28,6.30 p.m. Return Tickets from Coromandel to Thames 10a each. & SWINDLEY. Manager.



~ Lost ana Founa. of T OST, gold-mounted bloodstone Locket, ir- JLJ -Fnder reworded on leaving It -with F. 80 Shaw. Watchmaker. " la | OST, near t*t. James's Cnsrch, WeT - JLJ lington-street, Pnrsa containing money.— j. Anyone returning same to H. F. Anderson, Ship-chandler, will be rewarded. LOST, yesterday, between wharf and Post-office, Upper Part of Gold Spring Sleeve Link.—Finder rewarded on returning it "" to A. Lourie, 7, Lower Queen-street. LOST, on Sunday, from Uobson Hotel, Fox Pap.-Flnder rewarded: any one de taining same after notice will be proseonted. FOUND, on Saturday, a Brooch.— .. Owner can get it at the Stab offloe. T SJ XRAY ED, from Rocky Nook, on 141 th O lnst.. Bar Filly, hind feat whuej 2ft* re ; wtra.-W. Baker. VjTKAYED or Stolen from the Domain 0 Brewery, Newmarket, a Colley Bitoh, black • ana tan points, about four months old.—One 3 Pound reward will be paid by Alexander Hogg, Newmarket. 11AKEN (by mistake) from Commercial _ , Dining Rooms yesterday, a Cork Helmet. " "Taker can have Ms own on leafing the other > at Stab Office. Persona!. %V 7 OULD the Man who called at the T » Star Office last evening, who wanted . a Situation in an Hotel, please call again.— WANTED, Mr~Montgomery, late with Handcock and Co., to call at Stab fllco about a situation. IF THIS BAG taken from the saloon of S.B. Argyle is not returned on or before Thursday, 22na inst.. the matter will be placed in the hands oC the police. Property Tax Notice, niry of aucklanp. AfcSfIBSMKNT 00UKT8. The hearing of the Appeals for the South ( Ward 10 Adjourned to THUitBDAJt. 33na Inst, •t 3 p.m., and for Pouaoab/ and Karangahape Wards to WBDNKBDAY, the 21th hut., tt aooii. at whloh time oil other UNSETTLED AP PEALS for the City will be heard. R. 0. BARSTOW, Judge of Appeal Court, Auckland, March 21,1889. PBOPEBTY ASSBSSfIIENT ACTS, AND RATING ACT, 1882, SECTION 8. The Statements of Values of Properties under the above Aots, tor the Borough of Parnoll Kaeo Highway Distriot Pukekaroro Highway District TamakiWoßt Highway Distriot Papakura Highway District Awhitu Highway Distriot Mount Eden Highway Distriot North Shore Highway Distriot Opaheke Highway Distriot Great Barrier Island Highway District Kaukapakapa Highway Dlstrlot Opotikf Highway Dißtriot EWkiriroa Highway District Te Puna Highway Distriot Manaia Highway Distriot Parua Bay Highway District Whangarei County Piako County Manganni Town District Ararunu North Highway District Devonport Highway District Paparoa Highway Distriot Waitakorel South Highway Distriot Manukau Highway Distriot Tltirangi Highway Distriot Matakana West Highway Distriot Mahurangl Bast Highway Distriot Puhoi Highway Distriot Mangapal Highway Distriot Rnarangi Highway District Walkiekio Highway Dißtrict Waipu North Highway Distriot Walpu Middle Highway Diatrlot Waipu South Highway District Borough of Onehunga Arch Hill Highway District Homuora Highway District Mount Albert Highway District Albortland South Highway Dlstrlot Komokorlkl Highway District Tauhoa Highway District Wainui Highway Dißtriot Albortlana North Highway District Newton Highway District Waikomiti Highway Distriot Edon Terrace Highway Diatriot Papatoltoi Highway District Mangero Highway District Lower Mahurangl Highway District Upper Mahurangl Highway Diatrlot Epsom Highway Distriot whangaparoa HiKhwaj IMatriet Ngarimwatua Town District Mangawai Highway Distriot Omana Highway District Whaltatane Highway District Wharlne Highway District Pukeatua Highway District One Tree HMHlßhway District Pukekoho Highway Diatriot Panmuro Highway Distriot Point Chevalier Highway District Matakana East Highway Distriot Borough of Auckland Whangarei Town Distriot Alexandra East Town District Alexandra Town Distriot Raglan Town District Dargavlllo Town District Howlok Town District Kaeo Highway District Oruaitl Highway Distriot Kaltaia Highway District Wairau Highway Distriot Whangaroa Highway Distriot Totara Highway District Whangarei Highway Distriot Whareara Highway District Qhlwa Highway District Otonga Highway Distriot Ruatangata Highway District Maungakaramoa Highway Dlsirict Hikurangi Highway Bistriof KaurihohQro Highway Distriot Tamahere Highway District' Cambridge North Highway District Newcastle Highway District Pirongia Highway Dißtriot Karamu Highway District Kihlkihl Highway District Rangtawhla Highway Distriot Whalngaroa Highway District Kariol Highway District Te Akau Highway Distriot To Puki Highway District Katlkati Highway District Okahu Highway Dißtriot Hunua Highway District Wairoa Hftthway District Papakura Highway District Waipipi HighwayDiatriot Karaka Highway District East Tainaki Highway District Mangatawhirl Highway District Nowmarkot Highway Diatrlot MaraetalJHghway District Pakuranga Highway DJatrtol Otahuhu Highway District Paklri Highway District Piikekohe West Highway District Avondale Highway Dlstrlot Eaparoa Highway Dißtriot Lake Highway District ' Mauku Highway District Turanga Highway' District WaitaKorei Bast Highway Wstriot Waltakcrei West Bishway Dißtriot Walpareirft Highway District Whakanirau Highway Dißtriot Mount Bosklll Htehway District Hatakohe Highway District Manurewa Highway District Mount Wellington Highway Olstrlot Bay of glands County Mongonni Cpflnty Outlying DlstrlQt Raoilan County Outlying Dißtriot tVhakatane County Outlying Distriot Tauranga County Outlying Distriot Manakau County Outlying DJstriot Waitemata County Outlying Distriot Pollock Settlement Highway District Wirtuku Highway District Mercer Highway District Maunu Highway Distriot Oruru Highway District Pokeno Highway District; Bay of Islands Couctj Hobson County Outlying District Have been deposited at the offices of the ice" tpective Councils and Boards you; the Mareretu Highway District Ruakaka Highway Distriot Hikorangi Outlying District At the office of the Whangarei County CosjmjH Rangbirl Outlying Dlstript At tho offloo of the Waikato Coun,ty. CoanciJ Walheke Island At the Poatofflce, Walheko,.for pubUo iiwm ti'° n" J. SPEREEY. Commissioner. Property Tax Office, ~„,„„ Wellington, March 16, tBB3. Licensing Notices* BEGULATION OF LOCAL ELEC i TIOKS ACT, 1870, THE LICENSING ACT, 188?: and THE LICENSING ACT amendment act, 1882. Election of Lwensinq Committeb— OTAHUHO DISTRICT. 1 hereby give public notice that the number oi Yotos received by each Candidate 1b as fol lowa :— SanmelLuke.. .. Si Charles Augustus Bowden .. rt 31 John Fairburn .. .. .» ..26 Thomas Stringer „ 23 William Absolum IT Thomas Augustine Brown .. ~ 14 . John Gordon «. 18 PhiUip Warren .. .. i .. 10 And I declare Samuel Luke Charles Augustus Bowden John Fairbnrn Thomas Stringer, and William Abaoium fbeing those candidates who have reoei red the highest number ot Totes) to be dnlr olected! *na I annoint the hour of 11 a.m. on MONDAX. the 2nTCy of April. 1883, at the Conrt-house, Otahuhn, as the flmo and place at which, the above iicenßing Committee shall meet for the pnrposo of elecflng their Chairman. JAMES GALBRAITH. Substitute for Returning Offlc«ir, Otahuhu, March 20,1883.



Public Notices. jDOAKD OF EDUCATION. EASTER HOLIDAYS. The Easter Holidays for Schools In Bnd near AS?ff?^?' £"$ at tue Taames, will be from FRIDAY. 23rd, to FMDA.TT.3OIh M*rob,both days lnoluaive. ' POMMERCIAL DINING ROOMS, \J 07KB RATTRAY'a BHOP, QUEBN-STRKBT. "The undersigned having taken the above Booms, begs most respectfully to Inform tha Dining Pabilo ot Auoklana ana vloldlty that he Will u«e his best oodoavouru to make these Kcorns the most Popular Kostaurant inQaeen street. br having; a Rood daily BUI ot Jfate. good BttenCanoe, with moderato charges and olean llneas. The Dining-room. CO z 40, the largest in Auckland, Is aaltable for Public or Private Dinners or Meetings. There is also s Beading; ana Smoking-room, Lavatory, and otber con ronlencos. G. ROBBON. March 19. 1883. LIQUIDATION OF THIS UNION BSAOH GOLD-MINTING COMPANY, LIMITED. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. All persons having olalma agalnut the above jiamott Company are requested to farnteh par lioala'B thnreot to the nnde Bl«hed at his office, Insurance Buildings, Queen-street, Auoklund, 5? °J. b f CPJ c } he 3lßt da* of March, 1563. prior to the distribution or the assets of the uainpsny, otherwise auoh claims will not bo recognised. J. FaiAR OLARKir, _ Auckland", 19th Maroh, 1883. Li("Udator -010,000 TO LEND In Sums of £3,000 *_ B gnd upwards.-F. J. Moss and Co., Short (PLKAKING-OUT SALE OF 'L/ CUTLERY, THOMAS SAMUEL, being oompelled to Clear oat his 3tock of Cutlery in consequence of the PRKMISK3 COMING DOWN and ni BHSF ?.hOD 5 81,DK obtainable, is now SHILLING OFF the whole U the Stook at an Enormous fJacrifloe. The Goods are from the best Sheffield makers, and will have to b» gold at any price. Consisting ot—Beat Ivory Table and Dseert Knives, Lookwooa'a and Johnson's Best Pocket Knives, * laotro-platod Forks, Spoons, Cruets, fto. Nevada, and Niokol Silver Forks, and (Spoons, Superior Scissors and Razors. WHOLESALE .AND RETAIL. THOMAS SAMUEL, IMPORTER OF CUTLERY, iB, Quoen-street (OoDOßlte Town Clock). "TNDIA AND CHTjNA XKA X WAREHOUSE.' Landing, ex Crownthorpe, from London, Moms Superior Fbksh Hkhbinos lib. tins .. „ Kippkbed „ lib, tin* „ UHOIOM H«HM»Bg IN SHBIMP SiOOa i, Smoked Bbd Hkbmncis „ New OBiNoa Mabmaladb Anglo-Swiss Mils. Ex Arawa.a, *«***j^ Walrarapa, INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. Medium to Very Choice, in chests, halve?, and boxer. Theaa shipments inolude some of the cheapest lines sold on the Australian Market this year. Fhedk. Whitehhad, US. VIOTOBIA-BTBBET. J^ O T l O B. BEKB WAXJ BKES WAX I Purchased In any quantity for Cash, Bayers ot Fungus ana Muntis Metal, Harlns purchased in Chins a Vino Assort ment ot Teas himself, JAMES AH KEW can oonfldontly recommend them, and trnsta that all ola old Customers, and the Pabilo generally, will avail themaelves .of this splendid opportunity gnd call early to buy his Superior Congou, Beat fflavonred Eooloo, Bhonobong, and various UUxed Teas, suited to every tastei He has also ot hand Japanese Ware. Preserved Singer, □rookerywarei Silks, Handkerchiefs, and other Mimmodltles too nameroui to mention. Note the Address i— JAMES AH SEW ft CO.. 881. queen-street. TAMES EEID & SOJS Beg to call the attention and careful considera tion of those about to Furnish to the Vbrx Pavourabke Phioes ot ALL KINDS OF FUKNITUKE. Having introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any it her house in town. JAMES BBID^ & SON, FURNITCBE EMPOBitjM, HOBSOKT-STRSET (2nd Sho from Victoria-at jgiISHEK & CO. (LIMITED). HOTICK TO CLtTBS, HOTELK*EP*ES, DAIBY MEW, ABD THE GESBRAL PtTBLIC. We guarantee to have a constant supply of good quality ICE, commencing early In the season, at the Lowest Possible Price.' We are Importing a Maohiae equal to turn out Twenty (SO) Tons per day. Wo i.iolro - iUa nnnnnnnnniAnt - joo tl>»i ova customers and all requiring Ice mar order with confidence Refrigerators, and make any pro vision for storing it. ~} W O S B O X X E, n • Estate, Land, and General Com mis lon Agent. 81, Queen-street. Auckland. C""~OUGHS, COLDS, andLUPG DISEASES are speedily cured by taking SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL.-Sold at 2a. 6d, and Is. 6d. a Bottle by SHARLANQ AND CO.. opposite Post-offlce. WM, ST|E YEN SON, OjSKHUSCiA, belßg about to Retire from Business, will sell all his Stock at a Great Saoriflce. for One Month, and for Gash only, at and under Gosi, Bale to begin on WKDNESDAY. Maroh 91st. The Business for sale, and Promises for Bale or lease. ■ BJILEAS, and other Insect Pests, flee _D before SKGRETTI'S INSECT POWDER, the most effective known. Price, Is. 6d. a tin.— (/Olpnial Agents: SUARLAND & CO., opposite Poat-offlee. LOMSPAL.E POULTRY YARDS.- Far Sale. Pure-teed Poultry from Price fitooha j—Dark Brahmss, Light Brntimaa. Boff Choohliß, Golden Poncelled Hamburgß, Silver lipangled Hamburga. Grey Dorkings, Blaok HDanlsh. Blaok and Red Game; .aylesbury )3aoks, Rouen Ducks, Also, a few Imported Young Suffolk Pigs from Prize Stook.-Apply John Abbot, at tne Store, Hobson-street; or on the Farm, WaUomltl. INTERNATIONAL (LEVER WATCHES, in Sterling Silver Cases: war ranted.—Price Adams, watohmaker, Yiotoria-street, _" "D ATS !—Whan do rats cease to be rats ? XV After a hearty meal off Shariand's Phosphor Paste (they are then corpses) 1- Sold bySHARLAND & CO., Shortland-street, tor Is. a pot. i\f OTICE.—I request that all Debts owing L^ 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, Maroh 19.1853. ~|7l A S V Shaving, Fashionable Haircutting, JDi Refreshing Shampooing, at the Lady Barbet'a. 86. Grey street. IVI KAT FOX MATAURA.-Ordets will LfJL be taken by Fisher and Co. (Limited) for Frozen Meat delivered in London by the Mataura. \V ORMS in Children and others are * V removed, and an efieotual cure caused, by ÜBlng BHARLAND'S WORM POWDERSL la, a paoket.-Sold by J. C. SHARLAND AND CO.. opposite Post-offloe. 4? 1 t% i 0 £10.000 LENT on Eufldlng 3&XVF Spoiety principles, o? on other termi to suit borrowers. Allotments boußht and Houses built on weakly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List ol Properties for silo on 4th page. Sis pat sent. allowed on money deposited for inveatmenl— C. WiLLMMtpn, Land, Estate, sad Financial Ages Baa Valuator,; B.Vulcan Lane, riTHiE Improved engraved self'taking £n< J dorsmg.DatisK, and Numbering Machines. Indispensable to Bankers, Lawyers, Merchants, fie—E. Wooding, ManufactvTOra 1 Agent, High street. Gazette In Bangruptcy. " IN THR SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKROPrOJT. In the matter of "The Debtors and Cre ditors Act, 1876," and tho several Acts amending the same, and of the Bank rnptcy of George Poole. of Ky bar Pass Road, Auckland, in tho Provincial Dis trict of Auckland, in the Colony of New Zealand, a Debtor. This Is to notify that George Poole, of Kjber Pass Road aforesaid, Carpenter, has this day filed a statement that ho is unable to meet his engagements with his Creditors: the First Mooting of Creditors to be hold at the Snpreme Court-house, Auckland in the Provincial Dis triot aforesaid, on MONDAY, the 2nd day of j April next, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon. Dated this 2lßt day of March, 1883. G. W. BASLEY. Deputy Registrar. Edward Kino Tylbb. Vulcan Lane, Auck land, Solicitor for the aboyenamed Debtor. Corporation Notices. pIIYOF AUCKLAND. RATE NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the Names of aY persons who have not paid before 31st March XLL RATES due bytbem, will be omitted frc* this Burgess Roll. 18834 about to be compiled, ii terms ot provisions ot the Municipal Corpora tions Act. CHARLES IRWIN ELLEB, City Council Office, C°UectOT* 16th March. 1%83. Educational. ADIES1 SEMINARY, College Boai Ponßonby. —Prinoipal, Miss Vaile (wh has just arrived). Scholastia duties commenc after Easter recess.



I Publio .notices. H° T X JB v N Customers and general Public wishing HOT BUNS on Fripay Next, will be kind enough to order them before Noon on Thursday, to avoid disappointment and delay. n^ UMni,SS oa ai\ d Hot- between 8 and 9 Fri c}JatS; A)so' on Thubsdat (Noon) for W. D. DALLEN, Confectioner, TJNION STEAM SAW, MOULDING, \J SASH AND UOOR Cu. (Limited). Tha Works wl't be OLOBED on FRIDAY Hou'daVt MONUAY- SfiWSnr^^te; DAVID MURDOCH. Secretary. £10.000 To hmi> on WIKQATg, BURNS fe CO.. Fori-atreir ■yiCTOUiA RIFLES. - HelSe~take T notice that go tUf aotory answer being re celred. the Rlfls Range on Saturday nea lS bfen handed over to Auckland Rlfls AmoSS tlon.-By order.-Wm. Kdmnna Bennett. Sac. PART UT. * JPICTUBESQUE 2kalaND AND ]\£oNTni,Y JSThws, NOW READY. TO BE H&D AT ALL BOOKBRLLERS AND SI'ATIONBRa PBIOE:—ONE SHILLING. .bo&ra ana aoamenoe. PRIVATE Board and Residence for two single Gentlemen. If permanent, 18s per week. Plunge Bath. &c-For addrena, apply W. D. Imllon, Confectioner, Qtieen-streot. SCOTIA H O T E L, HQBSON BTBKB.T. Board and LodginK _20s par Week. Board ana Lodging par Day, to, LJJ CLDB PRIVATE BOABDISG HOUSE. Eden Crescent, Auckland, within ■ throe minutes, walk of the Railway Station. Wharf, Post office. Supreme Court-house, ana Banks.—First-class Accommodation for Visitors from the Coast and Country Districts. Apart ments en suite for Ladies and Families. Plunge : and Shower Baths. Letters and telegrams ~ addressed! o the Manager, Old Olub Private^ , Boarding House, Eden Crescent, Auckland,will ': teoelve prompt attention. GIOVKKNOR BBOWNB HOTEL. W HOBSON-STREfiT. Board and lodging 20g, pet Week. Bikclb Koom 25a, per WeeJt, Auctions. TO-MORBOW, \ At 11 o'Clock prompt, BISCOIT MACHINB. ...;•■■ r BiHE Subscriber has received instractlons .1 to sell by anotlon, on above datei~»tll 1 BISCUIT MACHINB In thoroosh work ■*■ Ing order, with IS seta Bell Metal Ontlera. Brake, and all complete, GEORGE SIBBIN, ■ Auctioneer. - ■ TO-lOBROW, THURSDAY, MARCH 22. 3Y ORDBB tF THB TRUSTEBS IK THB BANKRUPT BSTATK OF MB. FRANK TAINB, OW THK "S>RKMISH!B, i CUBTOItf-HOUSK-STBKIBT. * At II o'clock. rpHE Snbscriber will seU the whole of . tncludj'ng-" 0^0'"5 Ena eR«J°K«^ BIOOK. Blsoults. Tea, Bran, Whoat, Oatmeal Waih . boards. Salad Oil. I.omoc PeelL Soac PJPf». gi"eer, apice, Mustard. Flour. Maize, Rica, XaplocA, Bslelns, Annatto, '-■■-. Also, His Interest in the l*awj of the Stores and Offices, having about 6 years to rnn, well-known as a Good Bnßinses Site. Also. -- •B-Trnoko— » :_ _._. _ ■ iljarge Weighing Machine Office Eurnitnre ■ GEORGE SIBBIN. Auctioneer, TU-MQJSKOW. ,5, AT Mr. Hooker's Workshop, Fortstreet, by order cf jheSjiuatae in hla Estate, immediately aftor Mr, Maine's sale Olli, PAINT BRUBHES, LADDERS ~x STBPB AND TRUSBBS, &0. GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock A.M-. MARKET DAY. ARTHUR'S POULTRY, PRODUCE, FRUITi AND GROCKRt AUCTION MARKST. ARTHUR'S MART. POULTRY DEPARTMENT. Fowls, Turkeys, Daoks, Geese, Pigeons, Cft- « narles, Fanoy Birds, Smell Pigs -4>,'" PRODUCE. FRUIT, AND GROCERY DBPARTMKNT. ■ m Auokland and Tauranga Potatoes; Sydney, Tauranga. and Auckland Onions; CaD> baees Marrows, carrots, Herlffl; Akaroa. Opotlkl. aad Auckland Uheese: TararaUL Canterbury, and Auokland Baoon ana Hams; Taranakl. Nelson, and Auckland, Bntter; Money (in tins). Flour, OatmeaL Bharps, Bran, Oats, Wheat, Barley, Chaff FRUIT.-Applea. Fears, Qulnoea, Qrapea QROCERIES,-Olearloß Out of Btuittfi Lota Tea, Su«»r, Coffee, Ooooa, Fias, Bplob, Salad Oil. Milk. Honey, LolUearßaSdS ; Powder, Siaroh, Vestas, Matches. BlaoUng. SO. 80 tins Confectionery (asaoited) ' • "w&tedT 6410- Md AuoUMa Bla- OS BAtK WUVATEI.T. AT AUCTION PRIOE9. FDBNITURE DEPARTMBNT. Sultsa In great variety, Drawing-room Furnf- • tu?a, Dining-room Furniture, Bed-room Furniture, Kitchen Furniture, Glass and Earthenware. Ornaments; Pianos dew and an* Seooad-hand), Organ; Sewing Uk> chines, Hollow«rei PlaiedwKre, FlotntM, Watohw, ftc TO-MORROW, At 10.30 o'cloctM L. W. EATON WILL sell by auction at his Matt, To-morrow (Thursday), at 1031 tfclock. 100 28' «DnroK*:**n XO-MORROW, AT 11 O'OI.OOK. CARBINES & TAYLOR WILL sell by auction, To-morrow, at their Rooms, at 11 o'olook, POULTRY-Fowls. Duokß, Geeso. Tturkem Blrflß.romißPlKe.&o. -rawer* PRODUCE—Hams, Baoon, Wairoa Chese. Butter. Beef, Pot&tcss. Unions. Tea, BwSl Rice, Flour. OatmeaL oate. Maim. Bran! Sharps. tigmeaL Ohia Also, Furniture, Jeweller;, Clothing, && CARBINES & TAYLOB^ ______ PICTURES!PICrURF,SI PICTUKEBI PRODUCE and G&MERAL SALE. W. DOWDEN WILL sell by auction, to-morrow (Thursday), at 11 o'clock, at the E*. (ihange Mart, 100 rB*MgD BNSRAVIH6B ALSO, Pa tat MS, Groceries. Fiult Fancy uoodo and Jewellery SATURDAY, MARCH 24. DURHAM YARDS. FoS. SALE at tha Junctipu Yudi. oa Satnrdßynext. -■'*»"■ 3 Heavy DsaCEhi rolta from Walfara 6 Uietui Haroesß Hoises, from Waltwa 2 Farm Mares 3 Good Ktftlig Hones - 1 3 Good Buddies and Bridles, with Martin. galop, &c. , ' ,;..■•':, - Also, A Tourist's Travtlliaa Ontflt Spring Carts. Bngarie*, Harness. &O, Rye Grass, Fowl Wheat, tea. ■ At 10 o'clock, •'■--' HUNTER ec NOLAN. {Continued on Fourth Page,)