TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) ~THAMES, this day. cross-reef and No. Amm «-~ inze ia abu ut the same a. nsu 1. gauche, rf down .bout 10ft., «*£}• togetheragaio, *%$i and shownToW freely all that dis- f d?' Several other trial parcels Will be t aD(M,r down Shortly for treatment from Ti _„otaiX i-e Crown, and they C,a, »l exoected to yield satisfactorily. | Twhale be ween 70 and 80 feet long was J£c at Piako to-day, and another!. reported to be ashore at Tnpu. r WeMABKET, 3 P.M.-Cross:. 6s 3d; iilt-ftT -?d • buyers, 6s. Imperial: 64s i ft; aeUer., (S! W North Devon, 2s 6d; buyers, 2s 6d. j

TAURANGA, this day. Mr Vesey Ltcwavt, on the eve of h's Jnttnre tor England, has been presented S„ J handsome testimonial by the res.- Ints He goes home to float the Tauranga d 3 ■Rntorna Hot Lakei Kailway, wuh a „_*£oiiSffioSoO; a Frozen Meat Com pany vi ha capital of £30,000; una pro- Hel have.been entrusted to him for PSI ronrp-entiae 60,000 acres, tK Tongar.ro was emitting fln immense column of black smoke, more than hTb'en seen since the great eruption 3w» The volcano smoked for several hours but to fire could, be seen as the SntJnwa,eloud.cippedf the time. Ho earthquakes have been felt.

(PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

WANGANUI, this day.

At the Supreme Court, iv the case or Henri, charged with stealing from the per son at Fielding, prisoner was found guilty and was sentenced to six months imprison ment with hard labour. •.

t-ALMERSTON NORTH, this day. The Ohau "Siamese twins" are dead. The small, sickly one died about a quarter of an hour before the other one. They were ailing from the time of their return from Wellington.

CHRISTCHURCH, this day

At the Supreme Court this morning, Mr Dancan McAllum, formerly of the Tambour Major Opera Company, received his dis charge as a bankrupt.

INVEriCAKuHL, this day. EXTENSIVE FIRE.

The Oreti Hotel, at Dipton, was burned down on Tuesday. The fire broke out in a store adjoining, which was also destroyed. Mr Cosgriff was the owner of both buitd „_s Mr Cosgiiff had £50 on the store anf £200 on the hotel, besides £200 on the fnrniture and stock, but this will not cover the loss. Tho cause of the fire Is un known. «TEE VAGABOND" ON THE SAL VATION ABMY.

Mr Julian Thomas, "The Vagabond, lectured last evening to a large audience In the courße of his remarks he denounced the Salvation Army as an unclean thing, a statement which was received with general applause, aud one loud his.. Mr Ihoraas added that he had studied he working of the movement in Adel aide, where no good had been done, On the contrary the " barracks were converted into a place of assignation by members and others, and the tactics of a music hall, and "free and easy intro duced into what they called religion.

REVISION OF BURGESS LIST.

A MEETING of the City Council was held at noon to-day in the Council thambers, for the purpose of revising the burgess list. Present—His Worship the Mayor (chait), Cra Fleming, Phillips, Thompson, Waddell, Crowther, Aicken, Devon, Dacre, Board man, Garratt, George, and Bell, also the collector. 'On the motion of the Mayor, seconded by Cr Thompson, tho tolls were ordered to be signed. Cr Boardman thsn moved, and Councillor Thompson seconded, and it was carried, " That tbe meeting be adjotrned until noon or- Monday next, to give the necessary time for checking the rolls." The meeting was accordingly ad journed.

SUPREME COURT.-In Banco.

Yesterday Concluded.

(Before His Honor Mr Justice Gillies.) Land Transfer Application,—Mr S. Hesketh and Mr K. Browning appeared in support of an application for an order direct ing the District Land Reaistrar to register as memorandum of transfer of-certnin land at Waitnha, East Co-sr, purchased by Mr Jonathan from the natifes. It seems that aftsr tbe purchase the necessary deeds were brought up to Auckland by a solicitor, and that on his return by the s s. Taranaki, that vessel atrnckjon a rock at Tauranga, and sunk the paper.*), but uot the solicitor going down with her. They were never recovered, but Mr Brown procured proof of nis puichaie, and the present application was made inordertobave the titlecomplered. —Mr Cotter appeared tor the Registrar (Mr Theo. Kissling) to shew cause against the application, and he contended that the Court had no power to make the d?iired order-Hi3 Honor took the same view of the matter and refused the application. He Eaid that there was noihimj in the Act which enabled a copy of an instru ment to be registered, much le«s a memo randum of a document lost. He could see no puwer in the Act enabling the Kegi-trar to take upon himself the registration of any docoment not in accordance with the Act, and this instrument was manifestly not so. He could fully understand that tbe fact of no provision having been made in tbe Act for lost documents should work a hardship.

This Bay.

R* WAIKATO COUNTY COUNCIL AND Hamilton Bokough Council. — Argu ment on rule nisi.— Mr E. B eaketh appeared tor the Waikato County Council, in support of the rule, and Mr Theophilus Cooper, on behalf of the Hamilton Borough Council, to chew c use. The difference between the two bodies arose out of an ward ior £113, made against the County Council in 1879, and in bept. last a iule nisi was made, ordering the Mayor and Councillors to show cause why the said •wards should not be set aside, — The argument was now as to whether the rule should be made absolute. Mr Cooper, however, offered no opposition, and the rule was accordingly made absolute, but a discus-ion took place upon the question of costs. Eventually they were fixed by mutual agreement at £1010s.

Ckeditoks' Trustee in beat's Estate V. Bbay and Others. - Motion for decree.—Mr E. Hesketh, on behalf of the trustee, moved that a decree should be made declaring that Thomas Bray was not indebted to the estate of his Wife, Sarah Bray, for the sum of £400, moneys received by him, and that his deed of conveyance to her in respect of same should therefore be set aside, and the de fendants ordered to account to the trustee for all moneys received under it.—Mr Singleton Rochfort apt/eared for the de fendants.—The decree was refused, Rule 389 not having been complied with. This was all the business.

Yeßterday the Otago Land Board met in connection with the alleged "dummying " practised at the land sales on 29th February last. Three purchasers named Elliot, McCaw, and Fisher, applied in person for licenses to take up the land. In each case the money for the purchase had been paid by Mr CargiU; but the parties stated that thej had employed him to act aa their ageni and given him the money. The answers were not considered quite • satisfactory and the Board reserv d thair decision for a' week. At the same meeting, a telegram was read from the Hon. Mr Rolleston," ap proving of tbe Board's action in se!king to prevent any evasion of the Ait; and a letter from Mr W. Gellibrand, .from Hobart, affirming the bona fides of the pur chases made by MesT?. Young aud Free, Mr Green characterised this letter as moonshine." The Board then took up me applications for licenses by Messrs. Topham and Nichol, and their transactions being considered genuine, it was unanim ously resolved to issue licenses.

NOTES FROM WELLINGTON.

j (BY TELEGRAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATION.) i | Ihe Colonial Exhibition at Boston. WELLINGTON, this day. Tint Chairman of the Christchurch Chnmber o' Commerce waited on the Colonial Secre tary this morning, brh'g'n" under his notice | ' the resotution'passed by the Chamber with I re-tpect to the colonial exhibition to bo held' at Boston. Tor resolution exprcs.od v desire j that Now Zo.land should be lepresented, < but before deciding on their final course, they wished to ascortaiu what assistance could be roli.d upon from Government in forwarding and arranging exhibits. Go vernment will consider the question. i Ihe National Insurance Scheme. —Major Atkinson does not Visit Auckland. Owing to the short time before' tho open ing'of Parliament, Major Atkinson will be i unable to proceed North and lecture on : National Insurance, etc. Ho will.however, i address his constituents before Parliament meets. The Opening of the Session. Should the alterations to Parliament House be completed in time, members will bo called together in the first tveck in June. ______________

THE MASSEY CASE.

[BY TELEGRAPH. — PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

UNVEKCaKGILL, this day. The evidence in Massey's case finished this afternoon, and Mr Chapman is now ad dressing tbe Court. He argues that no case has been made out as against Mis Mansey, sho acting under coercion of or with tho knowledge of her husband.

THE CITIZENS' BALL.

The ball to His Excellency the Governor aud Lady Jervois takes place in the Choral Hall to-night. There is every reason for bs'-ieving that it will prove to be ono of the most brillir-ut gatherings of the kind that have been held for many years past. There is nothing lacking in the way of preparation. 'Ihe various sub-com mittees ha\ c fulfilled with exemplary care the duties entrusted to them, and every possible means has been taken to conduco to the comtoit and minister to the thorough enjoyment of the guests. No effort has been spared in the endeavour to render the ball-room as attractive us flugs, flowers, foliage, undjreneral decoration an render it, a.id we think the sub-committee, which have had this work in hand„have fully suc ceeded. Messrs H. Campbell, A. Nathan, Marshall and D. F. Evans have boon at the hall since an early hour this morning, and assisted by Captain Leßoy, Mr Goldie (Domain ranger), and liaif. a-aozen failors from H.M.S. Dia mond, have designed and carried out the internal decorations, Tho effect rnu-t be seen in order to be fully appreci ated. Strings of foliage interspersed with ilowers.and with white lilies depending Irom i hem extend hoiizontaily along the wall?, and the numerous shields that hang there are bordered and crowned in the S3me way, while the doors are embowered in greenery. Flags line tho front ot the gallery, stretch in strings across the ceiling and reach do vnwards towards the stage, forming a pretty background to the Royal *rms, which surmount, a largo mirrur placed iv front of the conductor's stand. The front entrance and the central side doors are each flanked with large mirrors, which have the effect of malting the ball-ioom seem very much larger than it is, and a handsome suite of lurnituro haa been placed at the upper end of the room for the accommodation of the vice regal guests. The refreshment room has been decorated with the same artistic taate. Rooms have been set apart for the ladies and gentlemen, while the front portion of the northern ante-room has been enclosed for tho use of Lady Jervoia, the other portion being intended for card parties, etc, Tho ball opens at 5.30 sharp, the visitors being ranged in two lines, along which the Vice-Regal party will pass to the head of the room, where tbe inaugural set will be formed. Impey's Sand will discourse the dance music, and Canning is the caterer. We understand there will be no spechifying at snpper.

WASTE LANDS BOARDS.

Tnffi fortnightly meetiog of the Waste Lands 80-rd took place this afternoon, there being present, Messrs J). A. Tole (Chairman), J. May, B. Tonks, and Dr, Campbell,

LAND Sale.—The Hawse's Bay Waste Lands Board announced itr intention to sell by auction certain lands in the Mahaki Survey District, and suggested an arrange ment by which 236 acrei and 2 roods belonging to tho Auckland Board mi _t be included. It was agreed that the Chairman should represent the matter to the Government, the Board offerfog no op position to the request. COROMANDBIi —Me'srs Mui.'ny, home stead selectors, applied for a rebato of sur vey fees.—Declined.

KllliKiai. -TheChairmanof thcKihikhi Highway Board wrote with reference to the desirability of closincr certain roads travers ing the ftccreation Reserve.— Referred to Ciiief Surveyor. —Mr w, H, Grace wai re fused the temporary occupation of an allotment in the same district.

Educational Endowments.—A list of 32 sections of land, comprising a total acreage of 9.840 aces, wai submitted, and it was decided to request tho Goversmem to set them apatt as educational endow ment.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

prjl 26, 1883. Rank of N.Z -Sellore, £2210s ex dlv. National Bank—J oUera..J33 Colonial Bank—Hujr-ra. iGt • Rel?e*S, fGs 6d >.Z. Insurance—Buyers, 73s 6d S B. Insurance-581 National Insurance—?ell'Tß,2"B Co'oniil In>urance—los 31; sellers, 10s Ed N.Z. Loan and Mercantile—Sellers, £6 Auckland Has- Seller*", £9 2s 6d Northorn ».?. Co.-Seller-, 9) 01 FlshorardCo.—Buyers. ICj; Fellers, 10361 Accident Insurance-— CI Albnmia-skiers, 16s Caledonian—Sellers, 8s North Devon—2s 6d; baier.*, 2s 93 Queen of Beauty- Slier.: 234 Moop Level Cross- 6) 2d. 0s; sellers, 6s 3d Bright fmilo-Se)lßr.->, Is Cd Priooa Im«;er_l-61s 6d, 63< 6d ; bujera, 623 j sollera, 6li Hand ot Friendship—Sellers, 2i 7d Jervols-la Bellerafla Q.ueon of h"ng!and-la 3d New Manukarj—-oilers, 2s 93 Bess's Fiat—Sel'cra, 65i Just In J ime—Sellers, Is J. NEWMAN, Chairman.

LAUNCH OF THE FETU AO.

The new cutter bui'.t by Mr R. McKay for Messrs Rugo, Hcdmann, and Co., of Samoa, was launched at 9 o'clock this morning. Every thing p—ced off in very satisfactory stylo. Mir s Annie MoKay performed the christening ceremony by breaking the orthodox bottle of champagne as the vessel slid from tho ways, and naming her tho Fetu Ao. The cuttar now lies alongside of Mr McKay's yard, where she will be fitted out for sea. She is a pretty craft iv every respect, tho workmanship is excel lent, and judging by her appearance, she Bhould prove a i »;. i.'lor, r, well as a' boat of c; jd c ~rs i cap -.city. £ue i • flted with a m-at Htt'e cibin at, md ftetcr.-'ly fhou'd proveaco-rfortableb at for the lelo irt tude, upon wblohßhilsabiut""enr v. Tbe Fetu Ao Is expend r-i lenvo for Ton-,a md Samoa "n oharge of Capti n Vi. 1 1, on Mr^dsy or Tuesday next.

Mr Grabriel Lewis's sale of jewellery and other valuables was fairly attended to-day, but only a portion of the goods were sold, the class of articles being of a superior character to those generally in demand in the colony. The New Zealand University Senate, at a special sittinginChristohurcb on l uesday, admitted a number of students to degrees, among whom were : - Chas. Zeiglor Clayton, and Joseph Harris Wilson, Auckland College, to the degree of Bachelor;of Aits. The following were recorded as having passed the first section of tbeß A. examina t;on :—A. Augur, B. Cronie, B. Cross G. Culverhouse, b. Dernaossy, W. P. Evans. J. Fitzgerald, A. Hamann, F. Hazelden, J, O. Hill, A. Konge, R. M. Laing, H. Mason, A. Wayne, R. MpNab, A. J. Morton, J. A. Neweil, W. H. W. Nicholls, a. Pike, W, A. Robinson, E. H. bearle, T. K. Sidey, W. Taylor, ,

Birth.

SMITH.-Oh the 25th of April, at Eden Crescent, the wife of C. Smith, of a son.

THE AUCKJLAJNI) EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 26.



LOR SALE, a Double-seated Buggy JJ with Ror*e and Harness, ( , irood condi tion; horse accustomed to teion driven by a lady.—L>. v. Orchard, 18, New Zealand Insur ance Building?,



1 . Wantea. W' ANTED KNOWN - The Young Ladies' Journal, London Journal, and I Family Heratl, in parts, have just arrived, bolow usual prloea, at Darnpler'u Hobaoa-atroot Shop. __ %a: ANTiiD, an Office Boy.—R. Home, TV Mo. 20. ir'iiranno Bntld'nga. __ \\7 ANTED, a Boy.--Apply Uickaou, tT itftknr, Hobtrwi Btreot. 3&/ f.Ni'ia.', a otron" Bf,y acenstoin d 10 t^ the fttoo-ny feu-deeae.—Apt Is «iJ, Hill, nqvt Kflen Vinti I'tiid. _ _____ . '^-; A'.UTsD, aßny.— Apply to J. cHacoy, [•I ■? Confectioner. _ i'wfI.TASTED,' a Message Boy.—Apply 1j V .•■'!■ Ali J,:btlHia "OOlrl. ' ■ \Jfe7 ANTED, a respectable Youth tor Vv Apprentice. -W. Norrio, Cabinet Manu facturer, top of Shortland-stroot. w»J ANTiiD, a Steady Young Mon, T » nocuatomod tjtht town, ablo to drive. —Apply to Hobert Neal. Qneen-'-traet. _ \AJ ANTED, a Smart Young Man as TV General Servant.—Apply Nevada Hoto'. ANTED, a Junior wand in clothing :depaitm3rit. — Apply t_..W.l Mice., Wollesley-Mreet Kaet. ~■ ~ g :." ,1.-. f W' Aw TED, 2 Labouring Men for tan yard.—Apply Ir laid B:o'. Panmnro. WANTED, a' Man to pack biscuits ;*a mitried roan proferrcJ.—Apply after 11 O'OIQO- to-moirow to John Lamb, 35. Qnten-st. WANTED, a Man1 thot understands drlvlnn a team of hor «.—Apply Mr Bronhv, atar Hotel, Nowton. , ? . WANTED, a Labonrer.who understands tho mixing and laying of oonoreto for I floor.—apply to Hrto CrtlT. Prices street. W1 ArvTED, a first-class Barmaid.— Apply Thistle Hotel. \jTi A>TEi>, for Fi*i, a thoroughly com *° petont' Blacksmith to tdlcd ohargei of a smithy.—For particulars, apply to X .K. Cardno Fort-Btreet. \\T ANTED, a ;Man Cook and a Man »'*' General.-Apply riootU Hotel, Hohson etieat. ____ 4*/ ANTKD.a go6d General' Blacksmith, t T oonstr t work to a soltabla hand.—A. Tatt, Lorro streot. • a/ANTED, a steady Man to drive a T > braad cart nnd deliver broad.—Apply to B. «t)l»oU. Parnell Bakery, before 10 tt.m. and Bftor 5 p.m. \ftj ANTED, Three Good Drivers ; none TT but good mon need apply.—Q. Wilson, KelßOn-streot. \



Two Good Drivers as Night yy men.—Apply to G. Wilson. Nolaon-st. "ity AN TED, a Brass Finisher and Ap * prontioes,—Apply Branslon and Forßter, ■Albert-street. \\J ANTED, 5 or 6 Drapers Assistautß ; v v also a Portor.—Apply J. Coogravo and Co. (lato A. Llnabury and Co.). Uppor Queen street. ______________________ ANTED, a Night Watchman.— Apply to Mr P. Smith, Auok'atia Tim | bor Company, Custom house-Btret-t West. W" ANTED, a Young Man' for farm work in thn oountry,—Apply. Q. Biok- Bon, bak»r. Ilobßon-Btreet. as.' ANTED.aPartnerin anianufneturing ■ business, in whloh profits are larae and demand good, lath required, £2(0 Must ba an oaergetlo and pushing bUßlnesa man.—T. Uaaher, ritlohbnry's Buildings. i_ooen-Btre»t. \A/ ANTED, Situation as cleik or book » v keeper; flrßt class reforoncos.—A.O.F., Ofllooof this paper. _________ *«, ANTKI", a Situation, either as tl Manaaer. Walter, or Barman: sis years last litnatlon. — Apply F.J.W.. PoßtofHca, Glaborne. »!_/ ANTED, by a new arrival, a Situa- V T tlon bs Storoman or Warehouseman ; understand' bookkf oping; en talk Kngl'sh and German.-Apply Alt,. Btau Place, WaNTjiD, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (■atnbllabod 20 years), i Hotel Ganenls (anburba). Urgent. ' Tk; ANTED, at. Hannaford's Auckland ' • Registry (established 20 ycars),2 Country Hotol Housemaids, _jg to 153; urgent. ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 20 years), Singlo Man to plough and milk (Tauranga); very urgent. WANTED, at Hannatord'a Auckland Registry (established 20 years), I Generals and Elderly Man to milk, &o (Mt, Albert)— urgent. __ Vft,'ANTED, ot Hannaford's Auckland » v Registry (established 20 years), Young Girl to assist; ageJC to 17 (HelensvHlo)—urgent. WANTED, a good General Servvnt. — Apply at ones to Mra T. J. Pnillr, Karanaahape Rrad, Newton. VV„Nr*-i», a lieieral r-ervnnt.—Apply v " Mrs Bishop, Newmarket. \\7 ANTED, a good General Servant.— 'I Apply Mlbb Manning, first turning.on left goat toll to_. Mount Hdoa. . WANT-D, a good General Servant.— Apply Mrs S\vanborough, Fort-street.



Vft" ANTED, a General Servant for the Vs Thome?; Rood wagee. — Apply Mrs Taylo*. ypotin Plaoe.-Upp-r Qaoen street Vft/ ANTED, a General Servant; no »' washing; good wa;es. — Mrs Banks, Logan Bang, Jermyr-sirtet, \jtj AVri'D, a Tidy Girl about 14 or 15. »i —Apply to Mrs P. Lanigau, Hobson streot. ■» \f ANTED, a respectable girl to Assist Vv in Housjwork.—Apply at Cambiidno Honse Viiio?nt-str;et. \\/ ANTED, respsctible Girl for general Vi hone iwork.—Bl, Grey-9'; et */_/ ANTED, a respectable Girl, about 16 Vv to wsslßt with housework.—Apply Mrj Fanßhej-. X Hon-Rtn>et. off Krlghtoa Road, Par nell (next Colonel WANTED, a Honsmaid, and also a Nursoftlrl batween 11 i nd 16.—Apply Wr.l'ama' , Ho'el. \\f ANTED, a Laundresa.—Apply Mr3 Vi J. Banks Loxsn Bank, Jermyn Btresl. WAN'IED, Washing to take Home by a roapeot&ble Womsn.—Address Max, PoB.-offlco. OnohnnKaor "p»rm. %fi f AINTEt', Apprentices and Improvers Yv to tho Dressmaking.—Apply to Mra T. B. Smith, Kybcr Pass Road. • W; ANTED, immediately, Assistant Dressmaker.—Miss trnnoiman.blitnollo Honse. PUt-atraet late Vlncent-streot. v_/ ANTBD, Improvers and Apprentices. V* —Apply Mrs Jenkins, Dressmaker,Pitt street, next \Ve3leyan Church, WaNTkL. 1 or 2 Good Machinists. - Apply 3rd House past Newton Road, Great North Road. WAATED, Machinists for Singer Ma chines ; also, Hand Workers. Constant work guaranteed.—Apply at Powley's Fuctory, 31, Shortland-strcet. An TED,: for a respectable young Lady, Bedroom and Parlour, with Board, in a quiet family where no othor boarders are kept. Liberal terms.—Apply \tq. A.8., Stak otllco. i ■ ' ■ -■••' WANTED, Pupils for «cchanical Drawing Class hi-Id in the Y.M.o.A. on Tueßday and Thuriday Kven'.nßß. Term cm memoes lat May - Apply by letter to Bo' CI t M. Frjpp. Star office. ■ •:•.■-■■.■- _%/ AimTED, 2 or 3 respectable Young V v Men as Bbardors In a private family; terms moderate.—Mrs Watson, next Forsyth's Btore. Nelson-street, W r ANTED, 2 or 3 respeorable Boarders; terms, 18a r".r week; washing lnoluderj, —Apply T. Matthews, Frnlteier and Grooer, Victoria street Weßt. WAN TED, a Stable and Coach-honse near Choral Hall, £ymr ids-street. Not less than threo stalls reqnlrod, — Arthur H Nathan, 83, Lower Qneenstrnet '__ WANTED, Fowl Manure.—Apply the Btvered 'c Mauufaoturlng Company (L'mtted). 22, Qroy itreot. WANTED, Tenders for Erecting one or more 1 uomedCot' —03 (labour only).— Apply to Mr UestinK 9, Cbavlotte street, >ew Norih Read. 4*/ ANTED, Tenders for Building a vv Ircimod Cottigd at Conquest Place, Parnall,—Plans, &0., to be seen at Mr Raynej', Butcher, Parn»-11. WANTED, Tenders for Plumbing a dwoWt>« hou^e.— For oartlonlars tippy to F. Pt "me, Irr nmonner, Newl, m. . ~ j WAN TED to Ren. a 5-roomed Cottage, within etay di't.noo of town.—Address A.0.y.. Oftloa of thia papT. WANTED to Let, too Private Billiard Room in Vibhria-Btreet. Hamllioi (op posite tto Hamilton Hotel) —Apply to Klohard uWynne Da ..llton Hotel, Hamilton. WalkatO. Vft/ ANTED to Buy, 1 or 2 first-class » v Carries c Horses, not loss th»n 15 hands 2 Indies high; brown or bay preferred.—Apply W. Crowther^ WANTED, Buyers for. a quantity of Gentlemen's Fashionable Cut Heal Tweed' Overcoats, at 28s 64 caob. fh Be Goods nra of tho bc.Bt styles in Heather and Grey Mixtures, and cannot ye matohed under 12s.— JimesSoutt. General Lraper, < lithier,_o.,S:c. London Hou»e, Vlotorla-street West and Nol- Bon-stieet, Anokland. % ft/ AN tED to Sell, 2 Horses suitable for ' »» heavy spring-carts; warranted staunch and sound.—Apply betweon the hours of 11 and 12, to W. J. Monk, at W. Phillipps and Sons', Queen-street. < vft/ANTuD, to sell, a stylish Evening Vv Dress, suitable for a ball—Apply by letter to X, Stab office. ' \hj ANTED to Purchase, a well-trained * » Sitter uog, ar d alio a sood Retriever.— Apply to W. H, Hazwd, Qnnmalter, 166a Queen-street. ixiij ANTED, to purchase an Allotment Vv or 6-roomfld Howe and Allotment In Parnell or Grafton-road.—Apply to T. W. Allen, care of A, H. Nathan, wharr. Vft? ANTED KNOWN—That the Bluo » v Kibbo > Amy will hold Its r?lrtt Subur ban Meotlmr in the r*ewton Hall. Karanr/ahape Road, on Saturday Evening n*xt, at 730 P m. Speaueu-M'-Fsra rf. and J. Bramo. and K»v. W. C. Oliver. Satikey's Hymns. Adml'- Bion Free, but collection to Cif.-iy expensts. Come earl? 1 ____ WANT.HD Known—Why buy Ready made Ooms when you can go. Better Tweed Mtdi to Order at B»me prions ?-J H. Dalton, Tuilor Vlotorla-Btreet Bast, opjn till 8 o'clock every evening. _»/ ANTED KNOWN — Another Good V» Fresh litof t adletf, Ger.ti', and Chil dren's Good Cheap Boots at Dampler'd Boot Shop. ViotorU-fitreet,



Wanted. WANTED SEEN, tbe Extra Grand Line of Gentlemen's Real Hand-Sewn Fanoy Stitohed Klanfc side Winter Boots, only 12* (nearly ha'f-prloe), at Damplet s Boot Shop, Vlotorlo-traet. "' . ykT A r , N^ T E. D. what do you want? Men's goort Militarr rooks, worth 9(1, for G!, or 3 p«trs l» lid J it so, go to ,)nmi!S Soatt, Gonsral Draper, '.-^'h;" ; Sfi, i.(w,(ic:; H.m.e, VSctorli-strnst Worn lVr .:l -.Vp^n-.-.trcit. AUctlHKd. S.H.-AII. t\;a No-rf Goods for the eonuni? Asa- B-;:r. now openfnß up, ._..___-._ _..__._.^^. ()(^ \v'oiulerful Fivuli '¥¥ "itaicMiiS In MonM VMOtticlil BotrtK. onlj-10.3 Cd. a: • DiaiplWs., 3tot Shnp; Victor) •■ ---atre'et. — - litf ANTED" KNOWN, another .erand V* Lot of Lidtoa', Gentß', and Children s Fresh Bcots. ot Damplor's Boot Shop, via torla-Btrco. Bn In time. , ; _\i ANTED KNOWN—If YOU,want to VV boo the latest Fashion (Autumn and winter. 1833), have a glanoe at Mnnro and MilllKttii's Tailoring Window. In Hobson-street. KNOWN-Another Grand W Lot nf Cheap Boots; at Dampier 0 Boot Shop. Vlotorta-street. Be In time. WAN'I ED, the Ladles of Ponsonby and Dlstriot to cull and Inspect the new and oheap Millinery, at prices to unit Bit classes; also, New Ooods in Gold BDd Black Lnstres and Cashmereß.on whtoh an allowance Ot 2a in tho _ wilt be made. A splendid 10l ot Blankets for 9j 6d: good Bargains In Hearth Rugs and Door Mat», from 3s 6d; Crettones, Table Covers, Quilts, Cnderolothing; Cheap Lines In Hosiery, ranny Dross Goods. I ireßsmaklng In the Latest Fashions.-HEMINGWAY'S Cheap Drapery FBtabllßhrnent (-ornor of Union and F»tteison streets). Freeman'a *^ay. 4«*/AINT_D KNOWN—Button Hooks, ▼ » 2d eoob; Long Loather Boon Laoe», Id the pair, or 91 tho dozon p«lra—at Damplors Boot Shop, Vlntorla-strent. \\T ANTED KNOWN, that Mrs Walters, t v Hobson-strcet. has Romovod to Pitt street, where sho has Oronod a Froah Stock 0 MU'inery. ia T a NTED Known—and weli kuowD.— 7* Mosloy'B Hoslory, Brottlo'fl Hosiery, Leicester Hosiery, at Hobson's Molbourno House, CUonsonby. ~ W" ANTED KNOWN-Liveraod Bilious Toolo— a pr«paratlon tor Billons and t.lver Complaint., Indigestion. Rheumatism. Pains in tho awe, &o. Prioe 2/.-Ganderton' Karangahnpn Tto^rl, Aiioklnnd. WAwTEu the Ladies to Know that Monro and Mllllgan, Hobson-atreet, have seonrod the oorvicoa of a llratoli-.88 Mil liner, and aro now prepared to Bnpplr millinery n nil its branot 01 on tho shortest notice,, » AT AnTEDTKNOWN - Cheap Tim f* bkrl CnEAP Timber! And all othor kinds of Building Materials, can bo purchased cheaper and better than anywhore olse at the Yardsof D^Goldi-, Albert-atreot. 'TajANrEb KNOWN, that you can get » f comfortablo Board and Rosidonco at Mrs Bait's, Hobaon-street, 2 doors below Crowe's Bakery. Terms modorato. ANTED KNOWN—Female Correc tive Hlls*-For Dropsy, swollon Lens, Debility. Cold, Bnd General Irregularities, they invariably relieve. 1/ por box.—Uandertons Uispons-ry, Karangahape Road. \\J ANTED KNOWN—Samples of some V T of tho Goods being sold off (»ith price*) are now In the window at the Hobaonetreet Shop. Further particulars noon.—W. H. Dam pler. _ _/ ANTKD KNOWN—Samples of some Vt of the Goods bolng sold off(wlth prloei) are now In tbe window at tho Hobson-Btreet Shop. Farther partloutaw soon.—W. H. Dam pler. \\r AN IED KNOWN- Samples of some V? of tho Goods being sold off (with prloes) are now In the window at the Hobsonsireet ahop. Furthor partioulara soon.—W. H, Dam pler. WANTED, Everybody to Know that Charles Kolsey & Co. keep no Imitation Silvor Jowellory of any kind. Tho whole of thoir largo and choice Stook is guaranteed to bo heal Silver.—Charlos Kolsey & Co., two doors below Morrlps'.jronmongcrs. CHANTED, all Buyers of Silvor Jewel- IV '' lery to know!that Charles Kolsoy & Co. havo arranged for Constant .Additions to their Stook of tho very Nowcst De3lgns. They keep no imitations, consequently they guaranteo everything they aolL-Chnrlos Kolsoy & Co., two doors below Morrins', Ironmongers.



.»/ ANTED KNOWN — Digestive Bit Vv toia—The wonderful reu,edy for Indi gestion. P«in3 In Cheat, Forehnad, and Baoic, Constipation. Piles. &o. Pr10028.-QandortoD, Karangahape Road. m WANTED KNOWN—Samplesol somo of tho Goods bolng Bold off (with nrlooe) are now la tho window at tho Bobaon-Btreot t-hop. further particulars soon.—W. H. Dam pl«r. \\J ANTED KNOWrt— Sampleaof some > T of iho Gooda boing told ofr<-ithprloeßl are now in tho window at tho Hobson street shop. Further particulars eoon.-W. H. Dam pier. _ _ _ WANTED TO SEL L, Xx b.b. Itowona from Wonganul, A SPLKNUID PAIR 01^ GREY PONIES, about 13 hands high. Quiet ondsiaunch; grand mitob, Aunly to _________ AND NOLAN. VR' ANTED KNOWN- A. O. STEPHENSON, D X A P X K. NKW» ON. Has Jost Cpeshd Up NEW YKCjVKTKSN!?, special valu\ lfl yard NKW SATINS. 1/9,26, to W yard NEW SILK 3, splendid Lyons. 1/6 ysrd NKW HOSIHRY.^d upwards NEW DOLMANS, well trimmed, 25' NEW DLSTKKS. 3/0 to 35' each NEW JACKKK, Bplendld value, at 7/0 Ni«W TJNDKRCLOraiNQ.allotyleoondprices NEW H4TB, Inßtraw. _o.,Blnpw-da NHW FitATHKR9,I/oto2l/eaob NE* FLOWEB9./2i to 3/6 each NEW TAPESTRY CARPETS, 2/01er yard NKW LONG LACK CURTAINS, /9i, If, 1/3 and 1/6 por yard NKW SHORT CURTAINS,/4J to 1/por yard NKW FLANNELS, 35 pieces, /"i to 2/fl per yard NEW BLANKKTS, full B'.zo, All Wool, 15/0 per pair NEW CLOTHING. In groat variaty. DRESSMAKING AND MILLINEKY ON THE PRBMISKS. A. O. STEPHENSON, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. "\\< ANTED.—Ho.lery 1 Hosiery 1 — * v Men's, Women's, Boys', Girls', and Children's, just opened at Robson's Melbonrno Bouse, Ponsonby. \/kf ANTED,—The best stock of Wint" V v Hosery in Ponsonby ifl to bo found at Robson's Melbourne Houso. Como and sco them. \ _7 ANTbD KNOWN—Samples of some V ? of tbe Goods being aold off (with prioes) aro now In the window at the Hobaon-Btreet shop. Furthor particulars soon.—W. H. Dim pier. ■ BACHELOR'S HALL (Furnished).— Wanted, respectable Young Man to join L.1.T., Star Offlco. I>oo I'MAKEKS.— Wanted, a Man" for J> repali Ing. — Apply to Adams and t on, College Boad. ■ rf-YUKB FOR INUIoEsiIuN—TONIC Ii / BALSAM, a Gennino Liver I'ognlatioo. Oiioe 3a a bottIe.—aRAKLAND & Cu. (oppo siteJPo3_offlcel. ______——. OFFICE BOY WANTED, must be able to write well.—Apply In applicants band writing, to Box No. 33, General Pos Oflloe. |> O D N E V COUNTY] ROAD ENGINEKR WANTED. Apnllcationa for tho offlri of Rusidflnt Hoad Engineer for the County will be received by tbe unoerslgued up to 10 a.m. on iVt'>NUA'.V, May 28th. Aopllc _t io statu salary per annum, and to give Sitinfa J.ory rofe-eno s, to ba en dorsed, *' Office of Eoglnr r." NaTuAmlEu WILSON, Chairman. Warkworth, April 16.1883. Goodson's Arcade. LONDON H^ LONDON LONDON OO LONDON ' LONDON 22 LONDON /"lOOD SON'S IXOOD - SON'S ARCADE. mto ARCADE. ARCADE. 22 ARCADE. ARCADE. g4 ARCADE. T II _ VERANDAH RESTORED, And Our Windows Present the Usual attractions, THE DAMAGE SUSTAINED Cannot bo estimated by tho actual coat incurred in tho restoration, as £300 Will not compensate for the loss wo havo sus tained by tho expenditure incurred, and the sacrifice we havo experienced through our Four Windows boing excluded from public gazo; but tho additional patronage of our numerous customers will accomplish it, and upon this we confidently rely, presenting GREATER ATTRACTIONS than ever, considerable accessions being made to the already Finest Stock in the Colonies, by NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED, and which will bo constantly supplemented by further shipments. Note the Address: The London Arcade, AUCKLAND AND CHRISTCHURCH. London Address: 58, St. Mary Axe.



j To Let. A HOUSE To Lot in Yarborough-at., !/* Ponsonby; good sea view; rent low to good tenant.— Apply at Bennett's Drapory warehouse. Queen-street. rriu LET, a 5-roomed House, water laid *.. on. with a i acre ot groand. at Green Lace, three minutes' walk from Btatlon,—Apply H. | Havilsnn.nonr Rorauera Station. , I pO LET, two new 8-roomed Honees, v,iih '&. Biora-room.—Apply. James Irvln, top of Wata-flfldatreet. | f9'iO LET, Shop, ira best part of Newton,: 1 Appl? to E, W. Morrison, KiiruiMtni'.Bpa. j roiid. rgiu LET. orio or two Furnislietl F.cd-i :a. rosniii rir: Sltt'ni: room !.a n private f:t:i!liv. » vj\ .! S;o-.i: l:\-m Y.iJ.O.A., Aiowt v*. f":]jTo LKT, a five-ioomfid House in Duke it ttreet. PonsoDby,—Apply P. Hutchinson, 3, Karnworth villas. Duke-Btreet. Ponsonby. rfpO LET, a New Shop, near corner of 3 Aberoromble and Symonds-streats, gas and water laid on; rent moderate —Apply to P. Vaugban. 18. Insurance _____» ra^O LET, Shop and 0 rooms with fixings, J 1 Hobson-street (apposite Mnnro and Mllll gqn's).—Apply tv M. Martin, Nelaon-streat. "i O LET, Kight-roomed House in City h Road; gas and wator laid on; ovory con venience.—Apply to J. B. Morpethi No. 20, Insurance Buildings. rg^O LHT, those very desirable and cen- B trally situated Premises now in ocoupation of Messrs B. Gittos & Soub (who are removing opposite), Wyndhamstreet, just at junction of Queen-street.—Full particulars from D. F. Evans, Estate Agont, Queen-street. rg O LET (Uemuera)—To Let, Dwelling I Houbo and 6 Aores, Victoria Road, Rorauera, noxt below residence of D. B. Cruiok ahank, Esq., and at presont occupied by Mr Donis Kelly. The property is very pleasantly Bituated. House contains 6 rooms and out buildings.—D. F. Evans, Land Agent, Queen street, . iyr oK 1 H SHORE. HOUSES to Let In Good Potltlons.-Apply, R. &R. DUDBtt, Dovonrort Store. TCTEW NORTH ROAD. •■- To Let, II Convenient Cottflgo Ot Five Rooms, with Lirgn Allotment.—.9ppiy to Mr. lltofeSDn, l<otient-str«et, Grafton. FFlCiia and Sample Kooms To Let.— Apply to New Zealand Tweed Co., Queen street. For Sale. H/^OK SALE, Corner Allotment off « Itandolpb and Regent-streots, near New ton Road, 33 x 100 feet.-Apply Mr White, Grocor, Newton. sjiOK SALE, Ponsonby, nice Six-roomed F Cottage, well finished. Deposit, £30; balanco weekly.—W. V. Stevens, 187, Queen- Btreot. ___. fliiOß SALK, New Eour-roomed Cottnge, J? 30 minutes' walk from Quoon-Btreot. De posit, £15; balanco weekly.—W. V. Stevons, 187, Queon-street. I/OK SALF, CHEAP, the Goodwill, JH Lease end Furniture, of Vlotoria Boarding Hone*. Dovonport; 2 miuulos walk irom Vic toria Wbarf. A oapltal opening. Mont bo told. —Apply Pevonport Land Agency, Beaoh Road, Dovonport. j/IOK SALE, nice Farm, 40 acres, 12 .V miles from town, good road, with 6-roomed House, &r„ all fenced and cultivator).-11. Par tlngtoo. Lund Agent. BT.OR SALE, Mount Eden, Large Build- IP Ing bites. Valley Koad, 1001200 feet, vory cheap; benutlfnl view.—H. Partington, House and Land Agent; <iiOR SALE, Park Koad, Comfortable " Broomed House, corner allotment, 10 x 110 feet; good view.— W. Partington, House and Land Agent, ij-'OR SALE, Burleigh-street, nice 4- F roomed Cottatfo, wbh very large al'ot merit, 10 x 150 very cheap.—H. Partington, House and Lund Agent. in OR SALE, tho Goodwill of a Boarding f 1 House Business in Hobson-stroot, and the furniture.—F. G. Ewington.



171 OR SALK, IG-t acres of Good Land, J with new houso, horaea, dray, buggy, cows, &c. jEIOOO.-F._G. Ewingtom NORTH COTE,— For Sale, New Four roomed Houso, near Church and School. Vory choap for cash.—J. Byan, Houbo Agent, &o„ Karangahape Koad. , rjpO SMALL CAPITALISTS. — For » Salo, at tho Thames, for £100 tho Good will of a first-rato little business, together with horao, cart, and stock-ln-trado. This is a real bargain.- F. G. Ewlngton. IfOR SALS, 1 imported Charles Pony I Mnro, very sms'i; fit to ride or drive. Fooryoa'B old.—Apply F. QaiokJLivery Bt»bles. iTtOR SaLK, a fir.'t-ciaas Leamington . Bango. seoond hand.-For putloulars apply to Mra A. Mncklo, C!>opel-Btroet, 3 doorj from MtjjrV, grocer. Sj'OK NALE, a handsome circular i front&go Hroueham, Spring Cuahlona and Sqaabs. — Apply to W. Witt, late Hasten, i Durham-airei-t. I »i>OK IMMEDIATE S*LK, in town, a 8 nico little Buiohorlng Biißfnnss. doing ft steadily Increasing cash trade—lease, good will &o. Koaliy cheap—Apply to John Boppot, Land Agent, &c, No. 8, Quoonttroet. IJTOR SALjS (a bargain), a nico snug JU little Farm of 93 acres with two-roomea ooitjge, anil orohara In full bearing; about povon miles from Auckland, with frontage to Lncas- Crook. Frloe, £16).—For addreßS apply Btak office, |7H)R SALE, a Groomed Cottage with a It largo plooo ot lnnd. within ten mlnates' Wilkortlw Poac-oftlco,—For partlonlarsapply to Air J. A. Bi-ale, Lo'.lc tor, Qneof.-nreor. t7"OR SALK, a two-wheeled Sociable, * nearly now.—Apply Cousins and Atker, Co« ohbnllders. Elliott stre _. FOR SALE OR LttASE (Northcote) ll»ijdeomo Villa Re ldenoe, new and splendidly floißhad olf, bow window, &o„ &o.; grand view, and a beautiful allotment, with water floatage, about 60 x 200, partly fenced and planted, within threo minutes walk of S-.pkea'a Point Whwf. Terms very oasy.—D. F. Evans, Et to Ag' nt, Qaeen-street. 'SIOBaKURS AND OIHEKS.-Valvr 1 able and Kirst-O—as Business, situated os Mannkau Boad, Parnell, oonßiatlng of Hand f ome and Co nmof ous tshop and Dwelling, oan td'n'ng nlno rooms, pantry, bath-room, Bculiery. buloony (back andLjufc); splendid large Baker's Oven, dough boxes, flour loft, stible, and nu mr-rousoutballdlnga; larga lfroehold Allotment (cloublo frontagi•), Iv nil, a flm-olsss aud very o mpaot Bokor'a aud Can'eotlonor'a Premises, all lv capital work'ng order.—Wall particulars at ofllco ot D. F.Evsns, Kstate Agent, Uueen atroet. ' 173) I^OR ABSOLUT- SALE GRAND VILLA SITES. Healths Aspect. Magnificent View. . All thoso »plondid Freehold Villa Sites, situate noxt the rosidence of Judgo Mnnro, St. George's Bay Boid, Parnell, having oach a frontage of 55ft by 200 ft deep, witb aaplondid north-oaßtorly slopb. Tho position is firat-olasa, tho aapeot cannot be beaten, with a view unsurpassed. In fact, these aro, without oxoeption, tho only Choice Villa Sites in this rapidly-rising and aristocratic suburb; aud tho vendor has dis played his interest in this district by cutting up his property into such largo allotments, bosidos which ho offers such exceptionally easy terms, viz., one quarter cash; bahvaoe can stand at six (0) per cent. . _ Plans and all particulars at office of D. F. EVANS, 770) Estate Agont, Qnoen-Btroet mb CAPITALISTS AND OTHJEtib. CENTRAL CITf FREEHOLD PROPERTY FOB SALE, - I am inatruoted by Mrs Probert (who Is now rotlrlng from her old and well-establißhod bnal ness) to sell, immeaintoly, this valuable Busi ness sits (the "Little JJnst Pan"), being one of the oldest aid best-known Kites In the olty. X has a frontage to ehortland-street of 55 feot, by a dopth of 115 feet to field Lane, besides bsing exoavated and Bnbatantial wall built for cellar, splendid position; corner allotment, Sltnate directly between Moaars A. Clark and Sons Warehonßoand Hyoroft's Mill, Shortlsndatreet, Neorly all tho perohase money can remain on mortgage at 7 p. - cent. 'terms and conditions on application to D. F. EVaNS, EaUte Agent.Qneen-r-treet. 75_ PIANO for Sale, cheap, by Collard and Collard, in rosowood caso, nearly now.— For addreaa, apply this offlco. TTHGHI" PuU«DS (£8) YEARLy.- JCU Allotment to L—3e in Nelson street, for 8) vmrs: mrmey lent to bmld wlih iB do3lrod. -O. Wll'lam-on KaUtfl Ag>nt. Vplrtn Lwn». „„•>(__« OKA*t>_S.— To arrive re gnla-ly from the lelands. largn supp'y of Orangoa. I have now on hand 8.000 dozen In fi'S'-olaaa condition. Country orders promptly forwaidod.—address C. BAGLHY. Wholesale Fruiter, Parnell Blsc. A GROCERY BUSINKSS for Sale, in in the olty, doing a oash trade. Stock at ooat prico.—Addreeß at Stab offloo. _____ ____*___ fi ____ tTmI. v"' 6 ° X *> 44 and 46, Victoria-street, Bog to draw tho attention of Ladies and Gen tlemen furnishing to their LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF -CIURNITUBE, comprising Drawing and Dining-room Suites, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Wardrobes wiih glass panels, Sideboards, Cheffoniera, Hall Tables and Hatstands, Office Tables, Chimney and Toilot Glasses, Dining Tables, Cane Chairs in greut variety, Toiletware, Drawers, Wash stands, &0., &c. ' /CARPETS, Including Brussels, Tapestry, Kidderminster, and Felt Carpets, Hearthrugs, Coir and China Mattings, Stair Carpets, Linoleum, Flooroloth, Door Mats, Wool Mats, Bed-rcom Bugs, &o. "DEDDING of all kinds and of the best quality. Hair, Wool, Flock, Cocoa Fibre, and Flax Mattresses, Spring Mattresses, including the Paten, Wire Wove Mattress leather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; Kapok Beds, Bolsters and Piuoivu, and Pal liasse T. & H. COOKE, 18, VICTORIA-STRE (Factory, Elliott-street,] UUNG WOMEN'S INSTITUTE.- The Asscolates and Ladles wishing to become Afljoolates are Invited to meat Lady Jervols at Oavernment House on SATURDAY, 28th Inst at 11 cm, J. A, JUDD, President.



. J Bducatloa,al. ! IVfISS VAILE'S BELEGT DANCING' ' I XTX OL_S_mc.IsatPONSONBYBALT J ,TrjEB- ] DAY, 7p m. pnnotn-'ly. Theij will r.3 vaoan . I oloaforafowladle-ianrt gentlemen. Instruction ' I Jin the now F.-hionab'e D-nof, Deportment, I tmdiJal'room Ktiqnett:.—Apply to MissV&tle. , I College R 11, |nilthS' HIGH SCHuOL. (Presentation of the Certificate* of uMerlt awarded _t tho late irxiTntrattoa, wl tsfeo P'T )ftl the School 10-MORROW (FRIDAY), :»t Moon. Tho certlfloites vrl'l be presented, by • Iwiu Cha't.jjan ot the Fovrd. Faisots and j »rteufla oro iTivitod to attend. Glass and Earthenware. DKAD THIS AT ON.CE, FOR A GENUINE CLEAKINw SALE, ED WAR T_ TKWIO DWA It JL/ JJBWIO, Q CU3TOM-HOUBE-3TREBT Q «*» BAST, **, IS OFFERING riHINA, pL_SB ft pARTHENWARH AT OHEAPER PRICES THAN EVKR OffFEKBD IN TBE COLONY. THE WHOLE STOCK MUST BE SOLD. Thk Tbadh and General Public Abb Invitzd to Inspect. BREAKFAST, DINNER, AND TEA SBTB. WEDDING AND BIRTHDAT. PRESENTS. &c, ac, &c, EDWARD LEWIS. I CHINA, ____■___— ——————-————"-——"i qpHE CHEAPEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF CROCKERY, CHINA, « a AND _ • £ £ GLASSWARE, g <* IS AT £ G. BROWNING'S, p 267, queen-stdeet (sear market Enrtrance). Established 1866, ■■ill—llimilM m ! ■.ill— ————■ —— FANCY GOODS, {NLASS, CHINA, & EARTHENWARE. JftOYLAN & fANffIELD, IMPORTERS OF CHINA. GLASS. AND EARTHENWARE. Beg to Intimate thatelnoo removing their Retail Bnoinooo to their New Premises, they have oponed a law assortment ot NEW GOODS, Inoindlng a groat variety of very oholoe Orna ments lv Dreoden and other China, Kigared Glass, tralenoo, Venetian, and other descriptions of Ware from some of the best Kngdsh and Con tinental Houses, nn Inspection of which they respectfully tollclt. Having ascertained from many recent visitors that an Impression exists in the minds of soma that Goods of an Expensive Class Only are kept by them, they wish to state that they Import Direct from the Manufacturers, Karthenwire Goods and Glassware ot H.VEKY DESCRIP TION, and their prices are so LOW, that they are oonvlnood avlßlt to their New Shop will satißfy the pnbllo that there la so Cheaper Houhb In Auckland, nor anything like such a Large and Varied utook to select f torn. Address— 174, QUEBN-9TRBET, Two Doors Below Mr. it at tray's, Draper. Drapery-



T IV! c M A S T X is now opening, Per Warwick, from London, A LARGE LOT OF NEW T^BAPEKVI Tl/ffILLINERYI TMr ANTLESI T-VRESSES ! COME AND SEE THEM I T. McMASTEK, 252, QUEEN-STREBT. William R. Bkidgman, Shortly having to take Stook. has a LARGE NUMBER OF OHKAP LINKS Worthy of Inepeotloni— 200 yards Fancy Table Ba'.ee, 7i- yard ; great 260 yores' Felt Carpet (48In). slightly damaged, A large Biook^ot Black Cashmeres, from 1/3; extra value 411 Wool Wide Blaok French Merino. 1/10; a 6000 yards Cress Goods, from /31; these are sold less than half-price Balance of Summer Prints at oast price, from 13 per yard; In great variety 600 yards Whito Calico, /2}: good makes at low est rates; Grey Calioo, from /21 A large lot ot Good Grey Calioo, bought vory cheap; to be sold oheap , ,_ ICopieces Blaok Braid (86 yards), /Sper piece; worth 2/6 Hoavy White Sheeting (721 n.), /KJ yard; 7_n. Unbleaohed Sheeting. /8i yard A large lot ot Silk Jaoketß.Oapes, Dolmans, to be sold at half original prloe to olear Lorie lot of Women a Hobo from /8 pair Unbleaohed All Linen Table Damoak, from 1/ yd 100 Coloured QulUb from 2/6; very oheap _ large lot of Flannela from /6J j ard Now lot of Floorolothß (B6in.) just opened, 1/9 eplendid patterns »-»»„' Men'dtuKsfrom 225; Men's Tweed Coats, 7/6, 8/8, 12/8 .„.„»,. Men's Tweed Trousers. 5/9. 6/9.8/6 600 Men's Cotton Shirts, 1/4,1/9 2/ Men's Flax Oxford Shirts, 3/6 Mon's Strong Cob Mole Trousers. 6/9.6/9,7/6 I 200 Men's and Boyß' Kelt Hatß, 1/9 a large lot of Remnants and lemalns of Sum mer Stook marked very low. JUNCTION DRAPERY WAREHOUSE «y E ARE NOW OPENING UP THE J ATEBT A UTUMN gTYGES IN .TPIMMED BONNETS AND HATS UNTKIMMKD BONNETS AND HATS MANTLED JACKtCTS U_3TKR3, KOUH-IN-HANDS BABH AND OTHKK RIBBONB HOSIERY. WOOL GOODS KID GLOVES, BEST QUAWTV. ALSO, A Large Variety of DRESS m.„t_ kials IN ALL THE NKW BT-LKB, witb UITABLE TRIMMINGS TO MATCH THE DREBBMAKING DEPARTMENT Is now under the Management of a First class Costomikb from Worth's, ot Paris. . MILNE & CHOYCE, QUEEN-STREET. i<» "\7OU CiN GET IT ONLY FROM X MB/ SILVER BROHOH AND EARRINGS. LOCKaT AND NECKLHT. ' Foar Articles for TWENTY SHILLINGS. From F. H. LiWISBON. Jeweller, i Queen-street, opposite Union Bank. TOD OAK SEE THEM IN THB WINDOW.



I Public Notices. U A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. DJ)SIGN FOR HARBOUR BOARD OFFICES. Harbour Hoard Office, t Aneklaud, 2(ad .■viaro'i 1,83, 5 Promlumo of fiso and. £23 roepfcottvaly w.il be » Klyen for iho best and aeoond best Doalßr.3 for Officer! for this Board, '? Coat of otllooa not toe seeea ftSOCO. ■ >• Deoif-ua wl»! ba rectii'od at this OiTioe tmtll ' PUESIjA _. the 10th July, ISSS, Bt noon. Downs chosen to become the ;>roportv of the Board, , ~ , Condition* and ■ further pflttloislaij XHRy bb obtained upon application at this office. I. .0, B.BTONK. , Chairman. ;.. «g§ii_ .... £XBLENSVILLE SWING BRID NOTICE. Notice is hereby given to all persons using the Koipara River for the Purposo of Rafting Tim ber, fro., that they will be hold responsible for any Damage that may occur to the Helensvilio riwing Bridge through tho action of rafts, logs, &o. S. PERCY SMITH, Assistant Surveyor-General. Survey Office, Auckland. 20th April, 1883. tl P JB T R V, M-* 67, VIOTORIA- STREET WEST; Opposite Royal Me'l Hotal. A well-assorted Btook of Jewellery. Watohes, Sco„ always on hand. Repairs neatly executed on the premieei, and oraen promptly attended to. Charged moderate. H. p. to BeHln-» Off his Btook of silver Jewellery at cost price, to mske room for a new assortment. ' ■VTOTICE OF REMOVAL. The Offloo of the following Companies Is Re moved to the premises lately occupied by the' National Insurance ComDanr.B3, Qaeen-rrtreet AuoKlandi— St, Heller's and Northcote Land Company (Limited) Thames Gas Company (Limited). Moanafaiari Gold Mining Company (Regis tered) Ooromandel Jest-In-Time, Blsmarfr, Dart, Diana, Empress, Herald, Hanraki. Martha Extended, Nobis. New Golden Belt, New North i.evou, Renben Farr, New Manu kan, Thames Golden Crown. Waltoke Hr tended. Waitekanrl No; S, Werahlko, and Waiotabi Gold Mining Companies (Limi ted). F. A. WHITE, Manager . TWJ OTiCE.—I am making a Real Mosgiel I ±M Twnd Trousers, all wool, at 163 6i: 1 worth 21s 6d.—J. Williams, Tailor. Vlotorla-st. NOTICE. -The Public are requested not to Cash a Cheque of the National Bank of I New Zealand, for £10, No. A376518, the same" , having been stoppod.—J. Neville. ! M O T I C E . B. GITTOS & SONS HAVE REMOVED TO NEW PREMISES OPPOSITS STAK OFFICE, WYNDHAM BTREHT, AND NEXT HERALD ' OFFICE. B. GITTOS & SPSS. f>LEARING-OUT SALE OF V" CUTLERY. , THOMAS SAMUEL, being compelled to Clear out his Stook of Cutlery in consequence of the PBEMI8&8 COMING DOWN and no other Shop being obtainable, ia now SELLING OF IT the whole of the Stock at an 'enormous Sacrifice. The goods are from the best Sheffield makers, and win have to be sold at any prioe. 1 Consisting of— Best Ivory Table and Deeeert Knives. Lootwood's and Johnson's Best Pooket Knives. Kleotro-plated ForkH. Spoons, Cruets, &o. Nevada and Nickel Silver Forks and Spoons, Superior Scissors and Razors.



WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THOMAS SAMUEL, ' IMPORTHR OF CUTLERY, „, Queen-stret (OpiXKtte Town Clock). VST B AKEAGENTS FOB j ICE-MAKINi* MACHINES, from £25 upwards ' BREWERS' REFRIGERATING MA CHINERY. ICH-ORKAM FREEZING CHURNS, ICE SCALES, lOK PLANES.' ■, All Utenslla for making Iced Drinks Also, ENGINE, BOILERS. PUMPS, DRILLS, AND TOOLS. . Plant ot any kind Contracted for. INGRAM AND CO., High-street, Money A? 1 £% TO SIU.UOO LENT on Building wl" Boolety principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See list of Properties for sale on Ith page. Sir per cent. allowed on money deposited (or Investment.— C. Williamson, Land, Estate, and Flnanolal Attn/, and Valuator,' 3.Vnloan Lane DE-Kf O V A L The Business of tho AUCKLAND LOAN OFFICE, Qaeen-Bt-eet, ha* been removed to Monte De Plcte, Darby-street. All oommnnt- Cations or letters for J. H. Neumengen to be left t»<pre. ironmongery. \\fINGATE, TgUKNS, & QOMPY., •GENERAL IRONMONGERS, Temporary premises—Fobt-st„ Auckland. Builders' Ironmongery Cabinetmakers! ditto Carriage Builders'ditto • ' Carpenters' Tools American Hardware- > :| , Paints, Oils, and Colours Cooking Ranges ' ■ " > ■■■ ■ Register Stoves;'.'. i!n.l ■■■'• •'■l• -■' ■■' ■ LOW PRICES. INSPECTION OF STOCK INVITED. Country Orders executed with care and promp titude. £10,000 to Lend on Freehold Security. Medical. ' '" FOR Infantile Disorders during teething give Hornceopathio, Chamomllla; quite tate- Price. Is—GcoCon'a London Arcade. HEUMATICON, the New English Care tat liheumatlsm, Goat, and Bheu matlo CompUlnts. In Bottlea, is each.-'l', B. Hili. Chemist, sole agent for New Zealand. To be obtained ot all Chemists and Store keepare. ■ ; THE BAKING POWDER parexcellance __________________ AICKIN'S _SRATED BAKING POWDER. " The Most Economical." "Yields more Yeast Gas." Pure Material only. Not Mixed with Rice Flour or Alum. In tins at Is 6d and 2s 6d. Special Price Wholesale. Address :— THE PHARMACY, QUEKN-STREKT. HABLET.S MITCHAM JJAVANDER ItVaTER IB A MOST RgrRXBHINS i'KRITUME FOB HAND KERCHIEF OS SIOS BOOM. In Bottles at 1/6, 2/9, 6/6,7/6, and 10/6 Kaeh. ENGLISH "p H A R M A C V, 181, QOKKK-SIBEET. yHAKLAND'S CHEKKY PFCTOKAL, O Absolutely the best remedy ever made for coughs, -RuNcarrid. and colds. I'rloe. 2s 6d and is 6d a Bottle. ggARLAND _ CO.. oppoalte g_j_fflgg. mHE ECLECTIC PHARMACY. The acme of elegant Medical Establishments. Top ol Grey street. Corner ot Piit-sibbbt, CHARLES BUTCHER. TJATSI KATS! RATS!-Use J\> SHARLAND'S PBOSPHOR PASTE. Rata eat it greeally, and die; no smell. Prico, One shilling a Bottle. SHARLAND fc CO.. oppoalte Pqat-offloa. TOOTACHE CURE — Instantaneous Relief, ODONTALGIC; Is bottle.—SHAK LAjjD & ___ (oppoalte Poat-jffloB), OCTOR« niNir-D'SP-^NYROYAL AND STEEL PHiLS.-The moßt Dopular medicine of the day.' Price, 2a 6d a bo_-Colo niol Agents: Sharland & Co., opposite the Poet OfHce. "O R M S All oblldren suffer from them. If euapeoted, ask for the Certain Cere, SHAHLAND'a WOKM PnWDB"S, 1/psoket, Apothecaries Hall, ooojsite Poat-o—ce.



Meetings. TIO-MGHXI TO.NIGHTI At the Arch Hill Wesleyan Church, CHHiDREN'S TEA MEETING AND ENTER TAINMENT. Tea at 6 o'clock. ' Children only, Sd; Adults, Is. A UCKLAND COUBSING CLUB. A Mees.'ss; o£ the strive Clu'o will hold TO-„ORBO IV (Friday), iA tho Albert Hotsi, as i I,'ill p.va. Owners of Dogo patticniarly re ijusEiod to allend. C. WALLNUTT, Hon, Sec, Auckland, April 20,1883, pfdN'SONBY "AT EOMF The Annual Meeting of Members will fr.ko plaoe on TUKbDAY KVSNiNGuext, at elgh' o'olook. in Miss Bill's Schoolroom (gludly lent for the occasion!. Business:— co elect Officers, and other im portant matters in connection with the ensuing season. D. F. EVANS, Hon. Sec. MASONIC— Musical Brethren willing to assist at Opening of Dovonport Lodge on Monday, April SO, are oordlally Invited, and rermested to meet for Rehearsal at Freemason's Ha". Prineea-Btreet, on SATURDAY EVEN ING, at 7.30. H, GORDON GOOCH, Musical Director. r\ X P H A N HOME. Tho Annual Meeting of Subscribers and. Friends will be held at the Institution. Parnell, on FRn>AY,the 27th Inst., at 7.30 p.m. His Wor ship the Mayor of Auckland will preside. AUCKLAND FOOTBALL CLUB.- The Annual Meeting ot the above Ulub will be hold at the Waitemata Hotel on FRI DAY, April 27. at 8 p.m. sharp. Important business. W. H. VEREKKR BINDON. Hon. Secretary Vj-ft TTINNISKILLEN L.0.L., N07~3 _____ JU -The regut<r Monthly. Meeting _______ will be held on FRIDAY, 27th inst.. U 'the Proiestant Hall. Newton, at 7.30 p.m. A fall meeting U r.-queßted. VMtin* brethren invited— i. COBlNtt, W.M. TCT ORiHERNSTEAMSHIPCOMPANY IS (UMITED). Notice Is hereby given, that the Annual Meet ing of the Bharetio ders of ttie Company wid be held in the office of the Chamber ot Commerce. Insurance Buildings, on WEDNESDAY, the 2nd day of May next, at noon, for the purpor3 ot receiving tbe report of the Diractors for the year ending 31st March, 1883. and for any other business that may be brought before the meet ing. By order of the Board of Directors. GEO. BROWNING, Secretary. Anokland, April 18,1883. TO CRTHEBNSXEAMBHIPCOMPANY JLI (LIMITED). The Transfer Books of this Company will be CLOSEO fr.,m MONDAY (the 23rd) to WKD NKSDAY (the 2nd Majt-bothdays Inoluslve, By order of the Board of Directors. GEO. BROWNING, Secretary. Auck'_d. April 18,1883. -ARCH HILL ROAD DISTRICT. N OTIC E. The Annual Meeting of the Hatopayei-3 of the above dlßtrlot will bi held In the Newton Wert Sohr lroom, at 7 30 p.m., on THURBDAY, the 3rd day of May, 1883. M. BAKEK, April 26,1883. Chairman. DOKOUGH OF PAjKNELLi I herehy appoint a Sitting of the Parne'l Borough Council at their Office, Manukau Road, on MONDAY, the 30th day of April instant, at 7.30 p.m., to Revise the Burgess List. ROBERT WALKER, Mayor. Dated 20th April, 1883. ONEHUNGA PERPETUAL LAND, BUILDING, AND INVESTMENT SOUIETY. The Annu „ M-•) _g of SbarehoWers will be held in tbe Society's Office, at 7.30 p.m. on r?«IDAY. 27th April. Three Dlreotora will r:.r»re to beeleotediu room of those retiring, of whom Mr D. Hi'lsand Mr J. Robb are eligible for re-election. J. D. JACKSON, Secrecy. . AUCKLAND TONIC SOL-FA ABSOCIATION.-T_e above Association is now formed. It meets in tho Alexandra-street Sohoolroom on Frldar Evenings, at half-past 7 O'clock. AU Certifloited Sol-faista are invited to become members.—T. BELL, secretary _ .Lost and Pound. LOST, between Harp of Erin and Hob- Bon-strpet. an Ovr-coit,—ss reward on leaving same at Stab office. LOST, yesterday afternoon, between Onehunga and Grey-street, a Gold Chain and Pendant.- One Pound reward on returning same to the Market Hotel, Grey-street.



LliSl, on Sunday, near Dr. Richard 80_a. a Blaok *nd Tan Terrier: white oollar, marked -v.rß Heath.-a reward'will be given on the dog beljg returm. t to she Girls' High school. E/toUND, a Sum of Money,—Owner SD may liavo the same by calling on Mr Charles Reed, Jermyn-strejt, opposite Railway Terminus Hotel, and paymg expenses. Sj'OUND, an Overcoat, on Racecourse.— C 5 Owner can have same by siving descrip tion, and paying expenses.-Apply on the Race course. gjfARCEL LOST, about .a fortnight ago, sT Periodicals for scholars belonging to St. Stephen's Sunday School, addreßsedßev. D. W. Rnnoimao.—Please return to Mr Barton, Star office. STRAYED, into the Greyhound Stable?, a Chesnut Mare.—Owner can have same by paying expenses. SIRAYED.into my Paddock last Friday, Chestnut Mare r -id Foal.—Owner oan have the same by paying expencag to ______ KPBom. STRAYED, into my yard, JHacket-street, Fonßonby, White Dog with tan spots, Owner cat have same on paying expanses.—J. Balnbrldge. - 1 Tenders. Jl/TILITIA ARMOURY. Sealed Tenders, In duplicate, addressod to the Undor-Secretary for Defence, We"lnßton, and marked outside " Tender for Armoury," w'M ta received up to TUESDAY, tho I6th day ot May, 1883 for the Puronese of the Building known as the Militia Armonry, in Albert Park, Aucklans. The eucoeesful tenderer most poll down and reniovo the buildings within two montb.3 from the date of the tender, and win be under a penalty of one (£1) pound sterling per day for every day (Sundays and holidays excepted) that time Is exceeded; he will »'io req.u'ij to find two sureties of ttventy (_2J) pounds starling each as a guarantee that the bnildinga will ba removed ii the time specified, aud that penal tit % it any, are paid, Eaoh t-snder to te acoompadied by a ohtone for ten (£10) pounds Bterllng, made payable n the Recelvor-Qenerrl only and not to tsarer, and marked by a banker an good for thirty days, aßa guarantei that the tender wi Ibe taken up. Cash mrit be paid prior to the work ot pall ing down being commenced. intending tenderers ran inspect tbe buildings any day (Sundays except;d) irom 9 a.m. till I! P.m, Tho MghL.t or any tander not nece."1 a-ily aocjpted, S. C. ANDER3ON, Captain. Anokland, April 21 1853. _^^ IVTOTICE.—Tenders will be received by J-« the Undersigned till noon on MONDAY, May Hth, for Rafting two million feet (more or less) of bulk Kauri ou Matakohe Creek.—For further particulars apply to J. D. Davis, Stab Office, Auckland, or to George Haines, Pahl, _______» SHINGLING.— Tenders will be received at Cruiokah—lb and Miners. Hardware Merchants, .aeen-stroet, no to half-past five on Friday Svenlng, for the Sh'ngllng of a job in the oountry —3) miles from lown — about 22 square?. Lowest not necjflaorlly accepted. Board and Residence. BOAKD AND LODGING for two loung men; terms, llis per week.—td ddress at R. Kanloton's, 220, Oueen-atreet. #^OMFORTABLi HOME for two or v.-' ihree _ ojs att mdiDg sohr si, pleaeant and health' situation.—Apply fcTAn office /GOVERNOR BnOWNE HOTEL VT HOB3ON-3TRKET. Board iNn Lodbiko__ 2,1a. per Week Binqxe Room „ 255. per Week Boots and Shoes. 'rt H E NEWTON BOOT JL WAREHOUSE. In sincerely thanking his customers and the public for the very liberal catronago aooorded to him, the undersigned Intimites that, in order to accommodate hia Newton onstomers, he has opened the above establishment. Aa before, in eosneotlon 'with the sale of Boots or his own mandfaotukk, LaDIKS' ENGLISH BOOTS AND SHOKS abb Sold at Nearly Cosr Prior', an impaction of which is invited bofore purchasing elsewhere. Amongst tbeso Goods are the following:— Button Boots, 7s 6d „,_„-. Prunella (first olosn quality), 5s 9d & M 6d Evening Hhoep, 6b 9i ami Bs 6d Kid Boots. 68 6d. OUR OWN MANUFACTURE. . MBN'S AND BOYS" BOOTA Men's Pee Shoes, 8s j Bluohera. 7s; Lace Boot", Men b reg on«™. ma^ Bj M _ High Lace Boots in all sizes, beat material, b.;st s Btyle, best fit. The attention of Ladies Is respeotf ally dire Jtßd TO THE PONSONBY BOOT, which for Stylh, Eleqanob, and Fit cannot be equalled, tar Best Tv inter Boot Made, "St Call and Inspsot. Call and Inspect. T. PROS SE R, QUEEN. STREET (Opposite Army and Navy Hotel), AND CORNER Otr UPPKR QUEaN-STRgKT AND KAftANGAHAPE ROAD.



—- 1 . i J Personal. \ ,f_/|KS BKYCE, ot Cook-street, please - . j ixJ. Call at Star Office. ~~" I I "■ ■■■■ —*—■ Business Noticss. t c\ f ; a , T> "E N FOLD & C 0, SOUTH AUSTRALIANWINES FROM THE GRANGE VINEYARDS. n.3TA73wsnro3S3?, Red Wikk:-:, White Wise*. Gufa-achw(TOZAY, IIUKTIOMAC. r-.IuaCAUU.K.. ■,:■::> •jb.;:„ Tawney Caoiot; Rich Wise, ' ■ Guarantee d 10 ye.in- old. WACHTER & CO^""EPERNAY ROYAL , CHARTER CHAMPAGNE, •■ » ' In Double Magnums, Quart andPintßottleiy £ j; The undersigned ha 3 alargo stock of the above Wines, m .splendid condition, tor sale at reason able prices. — THOMAS MaCKY,, ;" Wholesale Wine and Spirit Merchant. _ Fort-street, April, 1883. >rpO SAW- MILL Pk< PRIETORf. J. CONTRACTORS £0. ri HTJ G H ~~57" GU N N n|" (Lete Maniitji-ra't TeKopuru traw-nilil. Kaipsra^vo and Mercury Bay Saw-mill, Kryst C0a5t),'..,,... Begs to Inform the above that he has Op&ied » : ' -■•■■-' ' REGISTRY OFFICS :• ' :,:::; - For all kinds of Mechanics, Labourers, ■■ '- ' seamen, &c. So., • n: ( ; General COMMissiorr _oest. . .;.'; ( : FORT-STRKKT (next ocnr to Cttitiiin,':'--? House. " Jtf 0 X I C B. BEESWAX! BEfS WAXI "--•'—''- . Purchased in any quirjiityforCaeb'. < '. j Buyers Of Fungus and Mm.tz Metal. , Cf.vir.f unrohMSd In Chin* a Fine muuot !c_, __eelf, JAMB:- \H KBW can confidently recommend them, ar.n trusts that all his old Customers, and the Public generally, will avail themselves ot thlß splcndu. opportunity and oall early to buy his Superior Congou, Heet (flavoured Kooloo, Bhouor,ut>t<. and various , Mixed Teas. Buttod to every „«». He has also '" on hand Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger, CrooSery ware. Silks, Handkerchiefs, and other oommoditlea too namerono ta mention. Note the Addrfeßsi— ■ ■ JAMEB AH KK'-v fe CO, ■ gi. |j_________tt " TNDIA AND CHINA TE_. A. WAREHOUSE,? ; NO. 95, VIorOhTA-SfEKET. IN THE MATTER Off "nENCINS INDIAN ' TEAS." I beg to notify my customers, and sll whom It § ' may concern, Th&t my Indian Teas are mostly *•, from Calcutta, via Melbourne; hit the west' ': bnlk of my present Stoo'r. pstsbd throujth the Vlotorlan Cußtoms during the tevcrest disous sion that has ever taken place in the Colonies on what Constitutes "Pure Tea;" when the effort was actually made to raise the Government Standard there higher lha ;. t: at adopted.itry the Board of Trade, ijondon. Eu:taer:-lhat_aa nearly the whole of my Stock carries the " Cal cntta Syndicates" Mark, nnd their Agents In Melbourne being Meswn J. Heuty and Co., no higher guarantee can bj given of their purity than they offer on behalf or tne Syndicate. A1 REDK. VV nifEHBAD;' TEA. IMPORTER, A C_L_ND. ; ; . Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COY RT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN JUDICIAL DIBTRICT, in bankruptcy. '', : In tho matter of "TheDehioru rvnd Oredltore Act, 1876," ana the several Aots amend ing the same, and of the Deed of Ar rangement of John LEvnoN. cf Short land, In the Provlnolal uiatrlct of Auck land, in New Zi_!i„d, auctioneer end Storekeeper. Notice is hereby given that by an Order ot the Supreme Court of New Zealand, ex Aoci land, sitting in Bankruptor, made the Soto, day April, 1833, the above-men'Soned Deed of Ar* raogement was declared conulofelr cxc ca'cd, Dated thlß 25th day of April, 1833 CONNELL & OIJOPEF, . . Solicitors for tho Trustees. «- Licensing notices. ._ IVTEWMAKKET LICENSING DIS ±I TRICT. In terms ot "Tho Licensing Act, 1881," and "Amendment Act, 1882," I, William Dinnison, Returning Officer, hereby appoint the New market Hall as the place, and at noon of the Second FRIDAY in the months of June. Sep tember, December, and March, as the time, for holding the Quarterly Licencing Meetings of Newmarket District. JOHN DINNISON. Returning Officer. A.ac'ch>n . T O - M O R X O W"; FRIDAY, APKIL27. - HANDSOME CHESTNUT COLT MOONSTQMg, Bit JEVE ODT OB MO._j_HSAM. . - * Winner of the Dargavt'le Cnp, 1883 '< Winner of Mares-Produce stakes, IESI Winner of Henderson's Mllliaelling Race, 1882 Second for Henderson's Mi'J Cnp, 1883 ff i Second for Kaipaia Handicap, 1883. Half brother to the Bt_,n, winner of the Rous Haidicipi.- yd acs). Half-brother to Viotoeu, winner ot Mares* Proauco Stakes. ALFRED BUCKLAND. <\\.i aAS received instructions to Sell, at; his Yards, on Frit" ny, the 27!_, instah l.'Bt" '• ■'* 12o'olook- . ■ ■■ ■■ "~ THE JABOVK FASHIOVABLYBRED 66__ '' '"' MOONSTONE. . * The Anolionoar hsß much pleasure In calling the attention of Intending. oorc__ers to,the ~, fact that being closely r:'a'ol to'bard Clifton,"'';' Newmtnßter, flarlcot, Mintt'o, Tinohs'ine, Beeswing, olafllator, Whalebone, and other thoroughbred itngliru Rac'nsr gtook (vide New Zaaiand Stud Book, vole, table2i), 1873) he will prove himself ave'.uab:e hor^e for riciog and etuipurposs?, , . . . .• ALFRED BUOSLAND. ,\.p Hu .- Auctioneer. ■ '' * ' H* TO-MORROW. ■' ""■ " PRODUCE SiLE. !: W. DOWDEN WILL sell by auction at the Exchange Mart, Queen-street, To-morrow, at 11 o clock. Onlona, Potatotf, Hams i '; O Bacon.Cbc-so, Batter ;; O Cow Potatoes, Beat .:'_'.'_ it in Grass Seed, i if mngod Oat ■ Tea. Flour, Preserved Milk Coffje, Biscuits, Rod BorrlaßS Furniture. Organ, WaK-bea and Jewellery Drawingronm Eu'to ■ : '. H &C, &c, &0. W. DOWDEN. Auctioneer, TO-MORROW, AT 11 O'CLOCK A.M. - market" DAY. ;• : ; ARTHUR'S POULTRY, PKODUCE, FRUITi AND OROC«K_ AUCTION M4.RKKT. ARTHUR'S MART. POULTRY DEPARTMENT. ~ Fowls, Tuikeyß, Ducks, Geese. Pigeona. Canarieß, Fancy Birds. Temon aad White hotter Slut, Liver ana Whita Pointer Cog, both well broken asd good dogs. White Jacobin Plgoonc. A Lot of floods, Glass, Doors, and Fra, _es. PRODUCE. FRUIT, AND GROCERY : : DtfPARTMKNT. Superior Southern Kidney Potatoetf. Table Potatoes, COW Potatoes. Srdrey andoiher tinlonß. ORrrots, Cabbag- h. Herbs. Pomp kins, Melions, several Jot. of Kocd Cheece, Bacon, Ham?, Beer, Flour, Oatmeal. Sharps. Oats, Barley, Wheat FRDlT.—Auoklond grown Apples. Peara, Quinces, 100 rases Neiein Apple;, good desseit, Russet's Red Stone t-ippin. GROCERIES- So. — Confectionery, Blsaolbr. Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Kloe, .-torch. Blue Blacking, Veata>, Matches, B_b_ Oil Rafcins, Peel, Soap, Candle?, Wblte JLcad' OI1.&0. "^ p» BAIB pbivathlt, AT AUCTION PRICES,- Plato. Sewing Maehlnen. Stoves, Graten" Sau;age Machines. Hollo Wbr ., K_th__* ., >■, ware. Plotnreß. Ciarpets. ( „o. s. Wa , bis A Large *i-sortmeni of Qcnoial Fu i,iahl Goods, Saddlery. &o .«■""■■__«„»_- W. S. COCHRANE. ] JAS. DACEE. ■ o MONDAY, AI»RIL 30. TIMBER! TIMBERt ">' THE Subscribers will: sell, at their' , Rooms, Fort-atieet, on Monday, the 30ib • •'■'" Instant, at 11 o'clock. QA fIOO lfKliT KAURi BOARDS AND i"'* SONANT dr. %n. w lying » • the Reclamation tmme—mtehr ~:v behind Toll Howe. :.7T": : SAMUEL COCHEAVV. a .-tow, .'?•-!') Anctloci. - ■ - c — . , (Continued on iour-h P/Ufi*.