TELEGRAMS.

(frJWai OUB OWN COBEESrOSDKNT.)

NATIVE EJECTMENT CASK. CAMBRIDGE, this day. The negotiations for a settlement in the M„„likiwhuia ejectment c uo having been ataKWoYor until the lift hour nothing satisfactory was arrived at last SbWAKATUTU HKRJOtY C*SB The nineteen accused, wiih informants witnesses interpreters, court ulkcials, and h Lai adv sers, together with the accused | iff Sum in tho Wakatutu Perjury, case arising out of the ejdetmen case, all, proceeded to Auckland by train this morn ing-, jg-

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I* APISH, this day

Total statistics for March : Births, 38; .nan aiU 5; death., 23. Of the latter 16 Ser'five years of age. Owing to the let weather Ta-.vbino dv not leave Petrure for Taupo as previously reported. Ho visited tbe tows to-day but express no impatience at bis detention,

DUSEDiy, this day.

The Cutoms r< venue fur March qnartov is £106 609 as agaim.t £117 711 for the cor responding months of 1382, Sailed: Monarcn, for i'almoutb, gram Abbey ..Holme, from Port Augusta.

INTERPROVINCIAL CRICKET MATCH.

Taranaki v. Auckland.

$M match bctweon the Taranaki team and the Auckland Second Eleven was con tinned on the Domain Ground after wo ■ f ent; to press yoster'day. At half-pa*t three o'clock, there were seven wickels down for 81 runs, and the others foil rapidly, F. Bayley was caught by Mac- Cormick off Meldrum, after making two rnnfl. Matheson went in, and tho score was increased from 84 to 95 before he was caught by Abel. Fulton followed, aad was siven out leg before wicket after setting three runs. The innings thus closed for 104. Beresfotd played^ a steady "stono walling" inning", being first man in, seeing ten wickets fall, and eventually carrying his bat for 49. '! here is no I no doubt that he prevented a collapse of j Ma own side. Auckland went in soon after j four o'clock, Blair and King facing tho J bowling of Matheson and F. Bayley, Both catsmen departed after making singles, and MaeOormick was unable to score more. Three wickets were thus down for S rims, but Isaac and Held mado something ot a stand, and the soore stood at 30, when Eeid was caught, after making 10. Whiteside filled the vacancy, but wm not a good "stayer," F. Bayley getting bis wicket after he had driven Matheson lor 3, Muraford, the next mam succumbed to the third ball, and was credited with a"duck egg." Six wickets wore now down for 24. Dewes 'joined I*a*c, aud made tkingx uncommonly lively for _o.vkrs <-nd field, his hlttinsr being bard and clean. He assisted Isaac to run .the score up to 52, when he was bowled, and retired with a well-earned 25 to his credit.— Isaac who hud played a good steady innings, was soon afterwards causht, his icure beiiii/ 14. G. Lankliam, and L. Meldrum wero batting when the stumps were drawn for the day, Eight wickets wtre down for 59, and ap pearances were the rsverso of promising foi Auckland Second Eleven

To-day's Play.

Play was resumed shoitly before noon to-day, the weather biing splendid, G. Lankham and L. Meldrum, the not-cuts of yesterday, faced the howling of Matheson and F, Bayley. Meldrum v/a,* soon dis posed of by Bayley, the score then standiua at 62 for nine wickets. Mills joined Lankham, and a «ood stand was made by the last meu. Laukham increased h-s total slowly by singles, wbile Mills run up 13by threes, twosaudsinsjles. He eventually pat one of Bayley's back into thu hands ot the bowler, and the innings closed for a total of 79.; Laokliatn, after'playing careful innings, carried his hat for 8.

Second Innings.

Taranakijcommeuced their second innings shortly before one o'clock. Partington and Beresford went to the wicke's to tho bowling of Mills and Isaac. Scoring w»a very slow at the start, aud with thu total ut sßeresford was given at ''leg before,' off one of Isaac's balls,' after getting 2. Cun ningham passod Parriugton, and soon afterwards the la.ter skied over Isaac's. Eoid misjudged the chance, and lost it. Several pretty drives brought the score up slowly to 15, when Cunningham, afer nialdng 7, was bowled by Isaac. An ad-' journment was then made for lunch.

TifIANZKI.-FIRST I-MWGS. BsresfOrd. notou*.. ..'".. .. d 9 FaA lagtoo. b Lnrikham 5 Cunningham, at mjbz, b Meldrum .. t> INsy.oKlnir. b lankham .. .. 3 Read, b Whiteside .. .. .. 9 Coutts, o and b Mills 12 ' Riddiford,bMills.. 0 ft Bayley, oßeid.b Mills .. .. 7 F. Bayley, o * aoL'orro ink, b Meldrum 2 Matheson. oAbil, bKoldrmi ... 1 Fulton, lbw, b Mills 3 Extras .. .. .. .. ..1 Total for 7 wickets .. .. .. 101 ' ' '-■ I I •-■,-'■' 3 . % So '.'"'. "3 § P C .--': -. n.. - « :--S p - Meldrum ... 120 33 11 3 Lankham. ~ 152 38 16 2 Whiteside .38 13 1 I Mills ~ ..68' IS - 8 si lankham is credited with two no-balls, and Meldrum with one wide, AUOKLAND {I'D ELEVEN.) Blair, bF.Biyiey.. .... ..1 King, b#. Bayley..; j ,-.. .... 1. UF Held, eßtratford, b F.Bay ley 10 Maouoimlok,bMatbie«m ... ..I Ijaao. o Cunningham, bF. Bajley .. 11 MmnfoM, bW. Bayley > 0 Whiteside. bF. tfayley.. .. .. 3 - Pewrnvbir. Bajhr ~ .. .. 25 •G. Lankham, not out .. .. .. 8 Meldrum, b Bayley J .. .. .. 1 Mills o and b Bayley ..- .. .. 15 Eitras 2 ;Total .. ...... 79 .:-.:..,,'. BOWLINB-ANALYSIS. :-»'-' '■•'.' a I .aa so ■ ' 2 I ■■■!■■• £s Matheson .. ..76 38 i 1 fcßayley .. .. 115 25 18 8 G.Baylay i2 14 2- 1

THE TARANAKI TEAM.

I B? Ihe time this impression is in the hands i of our readers, the laranaki cricketers will i hn concluded their series of matches iv 4uckland, Should the mail steamer arrive ! faring to-morrow, they will leavs during ]'\ lie afternoon in tho e.s. Pcnjuin. They 4 we been In Auckland only a furtnight, anil doting that time they have played live ruatchee, to that the clote ol their trip sbould not be unwelcome, when it is accom panied by much needed rest,: A general opinion appears to prevail that thu ttnm is a vety weak one, but a close examination of the play shows that this pwr (wtimate is scarcely warranted by ' facts. It was never expected that our vi-itors »*ou!d de feat the Anckland repKecßra'ivc team, but •>ad it not been fer tke grand bowling of lankham, and tho magnificent bittinp; of of Barton and A moil, the representative store would not have sbawn much differ ence. Out of thiffive matches played, the Tafanaki men have won two,' lost o^e, drawn one, while the fifth is e'ill proceeding at the time of writing. Since the first match against the country elevens, a great improvement has been noticeable in tbe play of the Taranaki men, and this ia easily explained. The wicket <[Pott which they batted hero is.entirely a afferent to that at New Plymouth, and * Playing much faster, the change naturally Militated against good scores, . As the men . we grown more sccattomed to the griumi, weir scores have increased proportionately, ■•ad yesletday they mado a good stani •Rainst the Auckland SUven. Their field- A1? is good, and they possess good bowling Material, which, however, requites con siderably more praotico than has been allowed for its development. We append 'he batting averages in round numbeis up 1 to last evening :—

SELWYN ELECTION.

Nomination of Candidates.

[ CHRISTCaUECII, this day. The nomination of candidates for the Selwyn district took place yesterday. Mr E, J. Lee, the Hon. E. KiebardsOD, and Mr John McLachlau, were nominated, '.'be slow of hands resulted as follows :-Lee, 23; Richardson; 14; Mc.achian, 14, A poll was demanded.

LIGHTHOUSE FOR KAI PARA.

(15Y TEL. ' GRAPH .—OWN CO-RESPONDENT.) HELENSVILLF, this day. Mr Blackeit and Captain Johnson, of! the Marine Department, returned by j tho Durham to-iiay from tbo Head-, where I they had fiono for tho purpose of I selecting a site for a lighthouse. They' have, chosen the North Spit Head, Marine Graveyard, as .lie most suitable. It has a red clsy foundation. 1 hey will now order the light. They recom mend a quick Hash light, Tho first order for the work starts on ihe completion of Mokoliinau lighthouse.

MINING NEWS.

[BY TEL GRAPH. - OWN CORRESPONDENT,]

OOIIUMANDEL, this day. TeK.VTKA. - One l.undied and fifteen ounces of gold wcie lodged on the com pany's account; also CSozs. fi om Dick's tribute. lhe .manager of tlio Tokntca jnina reports G5 pound.- picked ktono from last night's breaking down iv Wo. 5.

THAM-S, thin day. The Dofip Level Gross return for the month is S9O oz». rotorted gold from 273 loads general dirt and 450 lbs picked stone and specimens,

Pinafore have banked 5 ozs 5 dwts gold from three loads dirt obtained from the sur face leader,

Kaipara Shipping.

BY TELEGRAPH. - OWN CORRESPONDENT

KAIPARA HEADS, this day. The Jane Anderson has sailed, but the Darcy Pratt took ground lust Wcdcesaay, and was floated only to-day uniojurcd. She is now anchored oil' here; also tho Cutty Sark, for Sydney, and ketch rveliance.

TE KOPJE U, this day,

Arrived : Sarah File, and Mitetai. Dis charging ballast: Camiba, from Dnnedin. "St i

SCINTILLATIONS.

Sloth iB the parent of Poverty. Open-air service cf song at the Hospital to-morrow. Sir F. Dillon Bed praises tbe Albion, Shaw, Saville, ami Co.'s line morothan that of the JMew Zealand Shipping Compauy. Smoking weakens the stomach, hut it strengthens the breaih. Tne Now Zealand Parliament will pro bably nofmeet till the month of June. s ichard Wilson, a Waitemata settler, goes six months to gaol rather thau.pay 7s a week for his illegitimate child, Tho farmer's big' dog makes the expeditious of the boys to his orchard fruit less.

A drunken man arressed in Auckland last night had in his possession a cheque for £35, and promissory note* for £65% The collections to-morrow in the Angli can Churches will be in aid of the Home Mission. lion. Mr Dick promises to consider the grievances of auctioneers under the Licensing Act, Nothing is denied well-directed labour, and nothing is to be attained without it, At Oamatu, Judge Ward has quashed a conviction under the Licensing Act of 1881, on the around thuc the district had not been proclaimed.

Johnny Moran, tho w*H known Irish comedian, died in Adelaide last month, blind and ' hard up,"

Tbo Governor has promised to consi'ler carefully a petition prtseuted to him yester day re the Longhurat case.

A youth who was trying to mister a bicycle, when asked his ago, said he had seen 15 summers and about 115 fall-.

In good obi Biblo timtsit was considered ,a miiaclo f»r an ass lo speak, and now nothiDg short of a miracle will Keep one quiet.

A new Omnibus Company is projecteil for Auckland, with a capiial of £4000. Meantime, where are ihe tramways ?

A movement ii start-d in Sydney for makim; it illegal to employ females as bar maids in hotel. A petition to the Legis lature is being signed, wc are told, "ty thousands."

The dusky monarch of Zululand sent a messagb to England, through the " Times" correspondent, saying, "I am thankful to the English for the reception they gave me in England, I beliove thiDgs will go on all right now in Zululand under my super vision. 1' Cetewayo is not so successful a prochet as Te Whlti.

To pay tbo British National Debt, 6252 tons of gold would be required, or 120,000 ton 3of silver.

. Mr VV. P. Moat Chairman of the Auck land Board of Education, will shortly pay a six months' visit to Canada and England. At Queenstown, Otago, tho burgesses have agreed to borrow £4000 for a water supply rchemc, or about £10 per rate payer.

This is significant ot tbe state of public opinion on the licensing question :—A pub licao of Christcbureh recently made a bet of £1000 to a shilling, and tha whole of his property to a jam tin,'' that not one of tbo Good Templar cmC-dates would be elected for the licensing committees in Christ church. Be won his bet.

In Book-street, Nebon, a labourer named Henry Thomas was killed lust night by being crushed beueath a willow tree which he was assisting to fell. Jones : " Fact is, some dogs know morn their ma.ter." Ilobinson : ''That's so; got iuat such a dog in my kennel," 1 he reason given for changing the venue of tho Massey trials to Invercargill is that a Duncdin jury would be largely composed of ratepayers to whom the stolcu debentures belonged.

Are blacksmiths who live by forging, or carpenters who do a little counter-fitting, any worse than men who sell iron and steel?

This is how tho " Oamaru Mail" lets down Mr Milner Stephen:—" An acuto old gent-eman whose legal acumen has enabled him to concoct a plan for making money easily."

Fey. J. Westwood, an old Australian bush parson, intends making a tour of A ow Zoaland, starting at Dnnedin, giving lectin cs on Anglo Jsraelism, and that tower of strength, " The Great Pyramid." Over 200 German farmers from South Australia are about to settle in the Wim mera, Victoria, between Warracknabeal and Lake Corrong. Ihere are over 1000 charitable societies in London, whose gross income reaches £4,453,000 per annum, Tho sum thus dis pensed is greater than tbo revenue of some European Kindoms. A. clergyman meeting an inebriated neighbour, exclaimed. "Drunk again, Wilkins 1" to which Wilkins, In a semi confidential tone responded, "Sho am I, pa'son I" If a solid column of ice could be built from the earth ta the sun, two miles and a quarter in diameter, spinning the incon ceivable at yss of 93,000,000 mile., tho sun's rays would dissolve it in a single second; one swing of tbo pendulum it would bo water; seven more and it would be dissipated in vapour.

A wealthy ceunlrjman, whoso sou was tudying law in Patis, paid a|visit to his hopeful scion at the capital, /iftor dinner father and son took a stroll through ihe streets, lookiDg at the various line buildings. Finally they stocd still in front of a yery rematkeble aid characteristic building. "What buildiDg is this," inquired tbe father I " I don't know," replied the son, " but I will ask the sergent de villo, who is standing behind us," The sargent do ville informed them that it was the law school, where the young man was believed to have at! ended lectures for a year past. A Petthßhiie minister, more skilful as'an angler than popular as a preacher, was once giving advice to apaiishioner on the benefits of early ri ing, and mentioned as an instance that he had, caught several salmon before breakfast. "Iv fact, sir" safd he,with >elf-satisfaction, "it is a feat onv/hich I pluniejmyselfgreatly." '' Aweel, sir," was the pointed reply, " I wud much rather hae had yer saumon than yer eormon," ■

i'-Ul j'Ciii. .1; SmiilG STAB, SATURDAY, "M^RCH. 81.



V BATTING AVERA6ES, ? No. of Timos Total Aver- B innings, not out. runs, afro. Berestord ~7 _ 1 - 105 - 10-1 gontts.. 7 — 1 — 05 — 15-5 gMrlngton .. 7 - 0 - 72 . —.. 10-2 £0ley „ . . 7 _ 0 — 70 — 10 S-Baylay .. 7 - 3 - 41 — 10-1 jjolton.. ' 7 _ 2, ■ _• 19. — 9-1 fetagham' 7 - 0 - 61 - 9-1 Pdiford „j 7 _ o -=53,-. r-i ;---Sad-.-- ..7 - o - 88' - 5-5 JWneBon ,, 7 — 0 — 35 — a «.8ayley ... 7 _ j - 80 -.. 5



} Wanted. ', \,y/_NT__,I)~Go and _cc the Lniies* i '' ' Xiastlofi.'o InHation Kid Hoota ror3i j t> , et»_ .nf>i; t-'a lioot abop Viotorla-streat; ' 'i,^,I'ANTED", when in Hobnon _treet this At J, oventoß to have a look at Muuro and | Mllllgaa'a Millinery Window; I )%: ANTED, a General Servant.—Apply , " v Mr noff. j',. Hoarding lions c, riosn t'i j >ll> Covcrcv ..i_-.i.-\, ;i, t..1, Hobson-itreat. ! \\; ANTED, good Gonera^rvantjTallo",' respectable Girl o£ about 11 years of ngo,-n. C. Carr (B. Tonks, Hrnnswick Mart). %,%■ ANTED, a General Servant for a i ■'■' . onie.ll fi'mi'J-; references rfcjulrrd — Apply to Mrs Eaffiesim, Wulli'itipv. tie t W'c.i two (lOCS below ilob.on-_.treo'. a,^/ANTED,' a thorough" Geiwral s"e_-. " ■' van.. _ npply to MM Maonico', St. ■ Jamois s Manno._ Koforencoa necessary. \TJ A N TEb7TG~oii^arServlnt,—Apply "_?__., personally at Mrs Cilarko's, St. Holler's. \}k] ANTED, a General Servant.— A irnlv I V V to Mrs Kenny, Post Offlco, Newton. \}*r ANTED, fionornl SeTtvant " (Pro " tcstant).-Mrs E. J. Cos, Plcton-streot, Ponoonby. \\~ir A* TE-STFGMrraliiicj-ar" Movant. ?? No wnnliinf. -- i p!y at" tho Grange, Pii'.rri^ln, or to Vomica. Queue-street. . • ,\s • ANTED, n good General Servant — Apply Suffolk Hotel. ANT .*•!', a Female fook, -Apply ___! _'■ ft,l*l a£ IVi'irdnPß Hotel, Snort-street. \hi ANTED, a (Mod CookTl^srTa Girl'as Undor - honsomaid, and to assist; in tho kitchen; also Two good General Servants. -Apply Mrs .Tuck, Servants' Registry OJlico, Mount Eden Koad. \&7 ANTED, a rcspectabioTittlo oTTI aa •" -' T-'urseni'ibt, n'so* Y'lnnsi Ulrt lo assist with houso work.—Mrs Banks, Logan Hunk, Jormyn-streo.. WS7ANTED, Young Girl ashurse ; rcsi ™ d-'nt at North !.'h;'.rc prcforred,— Apply ti Mrs Chrirtorl; aSJANTED, a Girl.to.assist in hotue^ - work (at once).—Anchor Hotel, Queen strcot. \JkJ ANTS"D, a respectable Nuisosrirl.—. V ' Apply at oneo lo Mrs T. J. Philips, Kuranrvaliapo Road,-Newton. ■OJJ ANTED, a Houeomaid.—Applv Mrs ". 11. P. Barlior, York-street, Parnoll. |njA.NTB(', a Miildle-acod Woni-m as •■' * general servant; also Nm-soglrl for tho country.—Apply Mrs T. W. Brown, top Grafton Road. v*/ ANTED, "Mother a'uT" Daughter, or v T two Plstora or y-i-londa for country hotel, ono as General, tho o'lmr Housemaid Kcfor o'!CO,i requiroa.— V.. Henry's Registry, Short lnn<S-street_ _,_ W- ANTED, 4 Apprentice<; wages given sitnr tho fi-a. 6 montlis,— Apply "Tra Short Tiro-nmisk-.T, M tint ■_" don_Road. VST Aral TsD,~"App7en?ce7"'i77"the Dress making.—Dunno, Hall, and Co,, Queen street. WANTED, a Governess.—Mrs K. Udy, Mount yd«n. WTAN'TXD, a respectable Eoy as ap _r_ prentice.—Apply W. S^Jones.jSaddlor. \TT ANTED, useful Boys "to "operate * ■ Maohincry.—Auckland Timber Co. TITANTEP. n respectable Hoy.—Apply * '"■" to M. JMcDermott, Tinsmith, Yictoria stroot East. 'smart Boy"for tho'shop. -£_ Apply JR. Strong, Parnoll. »*/" ANT ED, a Smart Boy.— ,1 pp'y 6Tlice v '- of thlsj^apor. _ V«T ANTED, a Boy, about 16 years of *•' f.rr*.—irp'y W. Hurt a.d Co , Spring Matlraaemnker. WeUeal*r-s:reot. TTTTANTKD, Boys, at Knpai Gun Broom * " Factory; nlso a Youth, aged 17 (piece work. _ a Boy," at .iIMiP, Free m nn'a May. 'jsTANTi'D, an b'rr.-irn'i Boy. Apply * '__ this oflloe. \irANTED, a r«p:efablo"!_od aecu? ---* ' tonn-id btilobcrluc—Apply v! oico to Jjbn >_fax veil. Dr.!,--. .tr-:». fc .eui.nudthorou!!hly respectable Lad.—Apply Partington and Kinsey, Photographers, Groy-Btrcct. W"i TNTED7a"StroDS UdloTdolivoriog paro'.'U- Apply to (Jru-llck mid Craa well, Qncon-i-troot, \TanrANTKD, a reipectable Youth to * • drive a baker's cart.—Apply W. 11, Philip, Victoria-street West. VSTANTKD. a lUspectable Youth.— t * Apply. f\ CnunloK, Quenn-stieet. T$T A>- TED, by a Respectable Youth, a 'f * Sltuntion in r,n otllco or to mslifi an .winfs and »s»i tin xtoi-f. Ro'tr ncs f ro qntrPd - » HOPait offlpp. wy AKTRD, a Younrr Man ns «'alte*, y • and to mako himself generally useful.— Apply to D. Rubin, next Cosmopolitan Hotel, west Queen-street. •\Ji.r ANTED, a"Jrood steady^ Youog Man"; " * oni-Jacoustnmed to tho -wo-kssbootf..— Aricly P/irioo Arthur Ho'el, Hobson and AVel !■■»'> j-.otro-tR \S7 ANTED, a young Man (single) to *- " make himself generally useful; must bo able to milk.—Apply to 11. P. Harbor, Fort street. \S7ANTfrD, a youu.E; Man for the Tin- Vt smith's Shop, to work press. Cocstant employment.—Fisher and Co. (Ltd.) \ »/ ANT men nTed to Brick * ' makina —ipply lo J. Archlbsld, New Lynn nrlckworks. OTAKTED, a Cook for tho s s. \Vclli_i_ » ' ton.—A-ply to-morrov; morcinK, F, glddcs. Stoqai'ii. \M ANTED, a Tinsmith,—Apply after • * 11 o'oloo'a on Monday to John Limb, So, Qneon-Btrcot. \XJ ANTED, 3 Station Hands, 2 Farm Handn. S Married Couples: also. Ife main Bt>rr.'imfl In any quantity. — Armstrong an'! Co.'s Lab-wr E;.ohnnf(f>, 177, Quecn-strco-. SJralcht ihrnngh nvguirs V %/ ANTED, two smart Lnrls atGledhill's v I Cordial Factory, Ayollesloy-strcot. \%l ANTvJ), a Boy willing to make him ' self generally useful on a farm.—Apply B. 11. McKenzie, Fort-strcok •aH? ANTED, "an Assistant to tlio Drapery ' r Business.—Apply to Munro & Mllligan, Hobson-stveet, on Monday morning, between 0 and 10 o'clock. \WT ANTED, an experienced collector; ™ liberal wago3 and commission.—Apply on Monday morning, between 9 and 10 o'clock, to Munro & MiUigan, Holison-streot. V/V AN!ED, a Baker for the countryT— ' _ __pply t0 Thornton, Bmlth and Firth. \J\J .-VKTED, a steady Man used to * v timber oartlng.-App'.y to Mr H. RuO Qnahnnga. _ _ ZZJ ANTED, a steady industrious Man - S for g?noral Isrm wr.i k; must bo abe to mil:-.-J. !!, V'i'.r'cn,-,'.'a .' wamntn, Wf-Iltato. %R7aMT«D, a Juuior Assistant to the V ? Drapery; also, a Lad with ono or two years' cxpenenco.-Stato experience and salary expected to Draper, Star oiilco. » V ANT-..!>, Two Oood Drivors,—Apply * * at once, G. Wilson, Nelson-street. 'ijV ANTED, a Situation as Bookkeeper >"3 (jleglo or double entry) or an Clo k (In town or country), aWo to correepon-i in B-ronoh orGermnu: 20 j oars' oo'orlnl experlonenr Rod loosl refTencof.—Adilrcsi JU", '.tap. offlco. „,';,; ANTED, a good Set of Oflicers and *''' Members Pcgalia for a Good Trinolar 1 (d^o o.r. oreo trrraa, etc, aid sddre.s reply to " Boz " Ktak OHico. %&7 ANTED the Ladies to Know that '-..-' Munro and Mllligan. Hobar'n-strfot hay« eecured tho servicoß of a first ohaa MU lioer. and arc now -.rcnnrotl to Buppl' millinery in oil ita bi-_mclic-_cn lha ..liGrtejit notice, _ tAV A" TED, a Partnership in a Building '" " cr Jniuery Bußtneßi. by a praotloal man who hua bocdo capital.- Addrers " Bnlldor." i \AF ANTED, iTcklc Bottles.- Bought in v any quantity by tho Auckland Fish 0.'.-. 207, Queen-street; "i >;./.ANTED, a few respectable Boarder 3 i; ' " In a pilvatn family.—Apply Mrs Ball, Habson-Btre.it, tv/o doora In m Crowe'e, Baker. %;i.j ANTED, two respoctablc Tradesmen as Boardors; oomforrablo homo, in clndlpg clunKo and shower biths: terms mode r.-vte.—Apply to J C-.meron, Utotla Plaot*, Upper (jacen-streei. \%j ANTED, 2 or 3 Boarders (terms 17s VV j, 0 r woek, wn.hlng Included).— Ain-ly W. Oadd, Cheap FruU Depot, Viotoria-stro.it. W- ANTED TO LET, in Hobson street, nn Unfurfllahed Room with fireplace and gia lcld on—Apply .tarUfllceforaddrcßa. TKI aStFD to Rent, a good House of' 12 V " rooniß with garden, stable, &o, In the loca'itioi of Bomuera or; Ellorcllo; or, a Fur nishad Houoo of 7 or 8 roomn in ei'her ot thsi above loralltleß.-Apply ta J. M. & J. Mowbray, ".and Atrcnts. Queenntrect. \WT ANTED to Rent, Houses (largo and v v small; also Offices on ground fl'ior in Qucoa-Btrent. — Aru-Etrcng aod Co., Kstate r-gonts, 177, Qieoc-Btrcct. Straight through Upstairs. _ J, SJ ANTED Tv SKLL, good Six- V v roomed Houso and largo Allotment, cheap; with good view.—George Sago, Olipbant street, Ponsonby. \\f ANTED KNOWN—Dampier's First T V Larga Grand ilelllng (Jff. at tho HobßOn- Btreet Shop, ii row going on, Partlou'ars soon. Do in time. _. «T A NTED "SEEN, the Ladies? House v v 13o>t«, 23 OA antt 3a; larilea' Sllppors, 2i; ar d tho Larlies' high-hosl Kyenlng Shoet', 3s 6d, tt Damiiier 's Boot rihop, Victoria -strep*. Ta/ANTED KNOWN, several large Yv, Zino-llned Cases for bale cheap; ror.m required for bulldlßK—B. B, 1. avits. Nathai._ Bond, Onstomhouße-street . WANTED KNOWN-Dampier's First Lai'KO Grand i-elli. « Off. f'-t th- Hobson stroot Shop, is now goiHK on. Particulars soon. Be In time, WANTED KNOWN-Button Hoofe, 2d each ; Long Leather Boot Laces, Id tho pair, or fld the dozen pairs—at Dampior's Boot Shop, Victoria-street T^TANTED'"SEEN, the Men's Bull' ¥ ' aiippors. tor ia: and tno cheap lot tt Men's Boots at Dar.-iplet'.. But Shop, Vio'.cruv Btroot. _i , ' WASTED E5 oWN—Dampier's First htttio Grand BellinK Off, at the Hobaon siroet Shop, is now going on Particulars soon. Be In time.



.•.-> Wante_- W' ANTED KNO WN - yr-ters, oystflis. ___ at the City Buffet. "___ WANTED KNOWN-Dampier's First V V Ijargo Grand Sailing Off. at lha ilobson street lihop, is njw going on. Particular.) book. Bo in time. . ~a/ aN I EDi — Wanted to fell* very v V oheap. i ton ot Quinces, 21 ib 7 lbs foi ls; Laigo Cookinsr Appier, filbs for is; Lot cf Od Oiit-cso, la lb, Bb» tar Is; Onions, 2d lr>, 71ba for Is; GlafS Cu.tard Cups, only 61; about 100 linwravcrl G!a?a Junto, t- ill bo sold at ccst price to olnnrihoiti out, only 6d oaoh; Wine Glsssec, 1 Sdilcz; KggCups, lsßdd"Z; Lot o Pictures, 3d aid lid tuoh; 30J btixwi Pons, fid box, -Is Cd don : Foi'h')!rlcrp, Is 6d grosfl. 2 ureas -s 61. For IV.-,: WGi.ir.Ti Oalj-i-lL W,.\TT.'; I'ltt Btreot. Ist March. _ ■•7ir7NTiiD KNO\VK-Dampier's First ? V Large Grand S tiling oil at iho Hobsoa atroet Hiup, is now Koln;jt ou. Pariiculurs B.on. Be ia time ( \i77AnTKD KNOWN—Charles Eelsey ? act! Co. liuvo just received, in newest tkslgns, aonoloo MBOrtmentof Silver Jowellor.s all Kuarantecd. They keep i,o imit.iti'jn Sliver, —Chtvr'oj Kohoy anu Co., two doors below Morrln'n, Irtirimungaiß. V»/ ANTED KNOWN—It you Avant to v V sco tbo latest Fashion (autumn and Winter, 13J3), have a glance at Munro and IU UiL _____ Tailoring Window, ln_llolison-etroet, Vrt/ ANTE!) KNOWc%~"at Dampier's l/v ttoot Shop, fouirla-street, youcan get In foi'n-.al i> ■■' -stloaluu Kid Reoti, with tasne'r, forSsglj'-i. lie lv ttiu■! »&/ /'NTEI'.- The best stock ot Winter ?» HOscrv in Ponsonby ia to bo found at Robson's Melbourne House. Come and sco them. 'ifl/ANIEo KNOWN—Dampier's First f V Barga Grand Soiling L 11" at Uto Hob on st.ront Sh' p. Is now KOlng on. i art-ieu'ais noun. Be in time. k j. A* TED KNOWN — That Tester V V Kti angabapo 1 tosd, will continue to sell Drapery at c-jat prioo for a tor.niKlit longer. %J\? ANTED Known—and well known.— '• v Mosloy'a Hoslory, Brottlo's Hosiery, I.eicostor Hosiery, at Robsou'sMelbournolloUßO, Ponsonby. \iy ANT U. D.- Hosiery i Hosiery 1 ' » Mon's, Women's, Boys', Girls', urn. Children's, just opened at Robsoi's Molbourno j House, Ponsonby. j «s/ ANTED « ¥ EN, tho Ladies' High". f V heel Prunella unou from's3 Cd ; and tho cheap lot of Ufiiau' B.otn and shoes, at lUmpler'* »uo;shoe, Vlntorlt street i 44, AMTED KNOWN, that 'irnd'cs-j t/v mon's Acoiunts and Beats aro €o'. ---looted; aLo, liotipral L'oimui'skm Agency done promptly, by Afrcd Cos, Auout. 177. Queoa street, opposite T. X 6. Morrm & Company. \\J ANTUD, Property-holders to place in V 7 my hands tiny Prof orllos lhay may have to dlspOßS cf, either for Salo or to ' et. Numerous applications for Coltagos and Houses from i to 7 rooms. Ho sale no charge,—Alfron <!ox, 177. (Jusci.vtrcet, i.pposlto T. & a. Morriu and Comptny. VR7 ANTItD KNOWN—it cannot be too ' H widely known-that Chorion Kfilney i and Co. keep no Imitation Silver Jowolry what ever, tho whole of trielr larao tnd.oholoe assort ment being ttoal tllvor.whlohtii', y guarantee.— Churles Kolsw and Co., two cooro twlow Morrln's Iroumor ijitj. "^TTjNTELTTCrOVVN, that Mrs T. "•'' Jonos will opoa, o;t Thurtidar, Muuh 15th, tto new shop ot Mr svalker's. Butcher, In Kurangohape Koad (next to the Greengrocer's), with an entirely new stook of Berlin, Baby Linen, Ladles Underclothing and Drapery Uooda. N.B, -All BOoda w!L ba cold at tha lowest pohSltiio price for cash.—Keuritigahapo Ru;id, Auckland. US/ANTSD KNiYVNr'thatWhifcTind VV WatSln-tou. Tuilors, Vlot-irlo-Rtroat, havo rocelvcd their shipment oE H'lr.tor Goods, ex BrAhmlu. I herreuecs' that these who have eeleotod frimi p&ttcrris wlllKiniiy call and too the pleooM \ V ANTED"K¥ou7^-Gai'duerslMr. '< * bratfd lllcol M xture. prioo Sa cor bottle. '1/ilh med'dno li thi l>rss and nrat etTociuiil remedy for nil cklu clß€a3oß nua lm puiitics-;of iho blood, tspocinily p.ropleit on tlio face, eerofu'e-uj core*. til«i!'.ii:ar Bwollinif, &c. —Fropsivd at Worth yiioro Fharmay/, Dovrm port. Mis- a'.o lie obtained Cram Mr J. A. Hiiv [Ott, I-'-i. Onooii-ntroot. 7., v ANTED KNOWN, that I am receiv. v f Ins weekly shlrmuaiu of Canterbury Potatoes, iiklnayn, find Dunvlus, boat quaUty, wßi-ranttid to Ri»o Hniisfaorion. Nampio and pilce en application to K. U. Uitvlcs, Mnihan'a Bond, Cnatonihcnsa-gtreor. k.mown— vuajjt bhi'. V ¥ nsa I OHCAi? TiMuca 1 Aa-i nil ether iriudc »(iv.:V.,V^.; M---J<.tlal", f-on I** pui-cini-ieri •I'ir.'ir:.-.- >:-•; tot...'. ;'..na :r.:7\<:\o:-. a!-;e .-:: tlif Tsr.'? "A v, Gv.tijiv, .'.Hu,:-.-[',;■■;*;. 'ibo,-t> bnlpji .'.O •ii-.'-:';.iff,:*.:ir> f.:r ;v\nm"nr.-b-;r oi- '''re pre ntei»t im-jsomct *:?-.£. >-~<• armor tutiity of t-oitlns mil crlor tlmror, Wh-'elrlghun' Materials altvayo lv stock \\T AvT E D KNOW N.—G 01 N G » ? 110 MX, As I r,m about to untlertako a buslntsa tour to GrcGt Britain and tha Continent of Kurnpo and bcliiß an experienced traveller, I have deoldf d to undortske and transaci all Uada ot Oiimmleelon Cusltrfs that may bo outrnslcd to me, saah na N«jiotiatliiK Agcnoloi Leans on •firat-olsfti Stourity, Saf.-ly Beltvar Parcels cf Gooda placd ur.dor ray care, or Kurchnso any Goods, to assist thosn who wish their frleuds to come to tho colony, by rlvlbk infirniatlon at to our colonial rtqulremoura. &c. BavlDK boi'n onaiiiod during tho pisn thrco icnt-B as r. tro vplior, »iid dortus th&« tltiuo vi«lt^d ne.irly all patt< ef Now Zealanrt, I dud Hit cry In ovcry whero. "W* cannot got fomao servants." Sealnf this, an* at tha urwnt request of a number of frl-uds, I shall, while at homo, n.ako arra»Ken.tmu;for tho oagivmiuuru ot suitable sorvaniß, ond will see to u°o oil possible oaro in their anleoiio*. Th-n bast roformcea as to trustworthiness can bo produced If roqulred. For further nartlcilam r*nply et my Olllon. Colonial Bank Bundling, Quacn-streetj Auok land, bt-foro Tuesdaj. Kith April. K. SAN 1)0, Wanted, rospeotubln men with a little capital to jainn-.B in taking uo RI'.OCO (Ono Hundred Thons*ni) Acre* of very i»03(l AKriouUnral l.ana in tho North Island, to bo HObdlvided iuto suitablo 3T»rms, vurohaeors to bo assnolttsd as a " Karm»i'< Co nperativo Land and Sjit oinent AsacoUtioii"—K. BaKDO. CJT. MARK'S, REM DEE A. Waned, a Tenor for St. Mirk's Church. Renitter*. n, Riiod voice >i Rand n ador, and ft famlll.-irltj with Cbor.::-' aerfloo ln<l«p»neablo. TrtMlmonla's *'IH 1>! -11(1111101!. An (illoiont sp nlioant will roct-l'-o ilbcal treatment.—For terms and vtutles apply ro tbo i.ir^aniat of tho Chnroh. ra-0 EAKSt S.-V< ranterf, a-Younß Man I as third r-and.— j poly otlloo ot thla parer. AL\DY of some uxperienca wishes to Dbtsln a situation an Honsokfwor; would rot obj'Ct to take the ontlro chergocf younp; iihlltireu; ref-roncß ext-hanßoi. — Addresß "A W."Postumcj. WoUington. '; 0 Grocers and Provision Merchants.— * Wantcl, asUuatlin an Grocer's Assistant; 12 years' expsnlencc; Rood leo wierfßO ot tho triido In all do7aztm?nt<.— iddress JWTI fTAa office, Aucklond. Goodson.B Arcaoe. o o OO OO OO '" OO GOOD SON'S. riOOD SON'S. OOD _ SON'S. UOOD - SON'S. cbco win OO OO tiirn tnai Tiro accident to our verandah has deprived us for tho timo boinß of tho display in four of our windows, but tho Aroado stalls remain tho same and, according to our usual custom, wo most cordially invito inspec tion of our {roods, irrespective of any pnrobaso being mado, and hope our friends will not hesitato to look around within though deprived of tho usual facilities WITHOUT, by tho serious accident we havo sustained. BONBON LONDON ARCADE. ARCADE. o OO OO flO ,pOOD SON'S VTOOD "SON'S coin OO .<'=: ' SS!Z! - :, .1 '- -•■'■• .;._;-, .' ' ■ cow'- v. .:■ .; :": '--■- -■'. . Tenders. ' SLENDERS, with samples, are required I to suDply tha Gormoa Men-of-War com ing to Auckland with provisions, ships' stores, &o , for ono soar, o? If producod or manufac tured by German oiiiz.'M forihree years from dato. Offers wi 1 bo receiver! at this Consulate until 2 p.m. on « ednerd^y. tho Bh Ust. Tho lowest tender not ueooEsarily aoceplod. THOMA3 T. G,\MBLB, ActingGoman Consul. Auokland, 2.1883. Educational. 4DIES' StCMINARY, Beicester Villa, Coiloge R:«id, Ponsonby. Prtnoltiol—Misß Vtile. Sosolastlo dntioa begin April 2ad. Cir culare on application. "H ADIES not attending school may join JLi £•; lea Vallo's Class for Palming, Brawln;,-, Etching. Palattog en Satm aud Terra Gotta, FQSSONBY DANCING CLASSES.- Juventle and Adult Olaeses meet next week,—Particulars on application to Miss Vaile. College Road.



Lost; ana Bound. | 0 _, between High-street and Custom- XJ h u-e-.tfet, an Kuvelose containing Pos tag-., btiun s tn tbo amount if £2.—Anyone !> _v!m« tho ssma at H. B, M'rtm's will bn I rewarded. L'TIST, a . .lafk-and-tan'Cattl... 1. opr," with collar registered at Waiuku. Anyone returning the same to the Alexandra Hotel will be rewarded.—D. Urquhart. B OST, yesterday afternoon, at Shelly IU Beaob, R _i3onby. a s-rilwr Wa'oh. Rs Reward. --i,M ".t-titluls era oa tho watch,— Apply nt Stab j. -Hoe, VJTRAYKD, thin morniug; a TelloVrow, I- 3 —5s reward will bo paid to anyone return ing her to R. H. Stevenson, Shelly Beach, Pon sonby. Cibinetmaisera. JAM E S RE I D AND SO:», Bog to call tho attention and careful considera tion of those about to Furnish to tha Very Favour Anus Prices of ALL KINDS OE FURNITURE. Having introduced Steam Power, they aroatft pared to supply all work Cheaper tha* wef\ othor houso in town. % JAMES REID & S0 £, '~.) ':> Furniture Emporium, .A .1 H OBSON-STBEET (2nd Shop fromsiOT_ttost: *p LITTLE, CA'iIS'BTVIAKIIP. UPMOL9TSIU_.It AND UNDEBTAK-KR (r.ll'JE OB" VICTORIA STBKKT), Informs his customers and tho general publio that ho has RKMOVKD to moro sultablo and commodious premlsosln HOB3ON-STRBET, Ta'rd Shop from Cook Blreor, (west aide). T 9 & li. Cook c, 44 AHD 46', VIOTOBIA-STEEBT, Beg to draw tho attention of Ladles and Gentle men furnishing to their LABGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK. OF rpURNITURE, comprising Drawing and Dining-room Suitos, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Wardrobes with ss panels, Sideboard", Cheffoniors, Hall Tables aud Hatstands, Ollioe Tables, Chlmnoy and Tqilet Glasses. Dining Tablos, Cauo Chairs in great variety. Toiletware, Drawers, Wash st ds, &o„ &c. /CARPETS, Including Brussels, Tapostry, Kiddorminstor, and Felt Carpota, Hearthrugs, Coir and China Mattings, Stair Carpets, Linoleum, Flooroloth, Door Mats Wool Mats, Bod-rcoin Rugs, &c "REDDING of all kinds and of tho best quality. Hair, Wool, Flock, Cocoa Fil.ro. and Flax Mattresses, Spring Mattresses, including tho Patou Wiro Wove Mattress iFeather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; Kapok Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, aud Pal aases, T. & 11. CO IKE, IS AND 18, VICTORIA-STREET. [Factory, Elliott street.] Gazette in Xiannruptcy. TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW 1 ZEALAND, NORTHMAN DI3TIUOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho maltar of " Tbo L'obtorß and Creditors Act, IS7C." and t_ie savoral Acts amending tlw tamo, and of tho Petition of VVultar Hedley Talue, of Auokland, in tho said District. MercharH for adjuiicaUon of B_trltrup:cy ui-alns; tnwiN uin.by, of Bovonport, In Bid Provincial Ulstrioc of _*ucl_lund. Com-rilsjiloa Agent Notloa la horeby gtvon iha_, by an Order of his Honourable loutt, uisdj »bl- day, tho above lamed Mdwin Bionoy wts aejudxeo a Bank. ■upt, wlthla it.o truu lnt«ut ana meaulug uf tho laid j_o'.s, aitd it was further ordeioi ihai tbe mid Hawln money appear before tho Bcßlntrar if thla Honoti»at.l_> Court, on MONDAY thu leooud d»y of April noXI, at cloven o'elo :k in tho lorencoa, and uubmu 1 1 examination, aa by iho laid Acta (a pr-.vlanl. o*d noiloa is alas htr.bj lunhor ulven trim tbo uivld Kefthirar has ap jointed WKBN_3UAir, tho fourth day of April lexi, nt eleven la tho forenoon, as >ho time and ;ho supreme Court Building,, Auckland, nforo iald,*a tlupUos for holding a, Meeting ol tbo Jrodltoraot tho_n.id -Mwin Umnoj, ana nortec h also ho.-oby f jrthor idven lo ti'o s»i-i Edwin ilinnoy. that ho U ro«iulr»a to appaor before me urn m.o.iiig. Hated at Auckland, thla 30 ih day o! March. 18S3, QKOKQ.t: N. BBASMY. Coombon's Uumbors. Quflan-s.re.l!. Aaoklai d. Soiio'tur- for tho PoUtloniaa Creditor, W a.tor Bedtey Xaiae, — - ' "in. lilcclesiasucai. pHURCH OF ENGLAND HOME <J MISSION FUND. ■ho usual Half-yearly Collections fur this fund will bo madn lv all tho Ohuroheß of tho Jl icase To morrow (mnd»s). April 1. WM, 8. CO lIKaNE. S'ccreUri Sta-aeiiig Oomnuitoo. March 31,15.3. YOUiNO MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION. THE MONTHLY MEETING FOR MSN ONLY Will bo held TO-MORROW (Sunday) AFTER NOON, at 3 o'clock, In tho L<- turo Hall. t'ho Kov. J. S. Hill and others ..ill givo Ad drossos. YOONG MEN, Co; El PITT. STREET WRSLKYAN CHURCH.—Morning at 11, and Evening it 6,30. b JOHN'S WESL.KYAN CHURCH, *-* Ponsonby.- Morning at 11, Rev. W. J, Watbip ;■ Evening at 6 30, Rev. H. R. Dewsbury. PARNELL WESLEYAS CHURCH— Morning at 11, Rev. Olivor Dean; Evening at 6.30, Rev. Oliver Dean. EV I) NPO ri T IVKtiL .15 SAW CHURCH.-MoMing at 11, Rev. G. W. J. Spenco; Evening at 0.30, Row G. W. J. Spoil CO; ]\f aWM AX X S T WKSIiBUN JLI CHURCH.-Divino Scrvieo will bo con ducted in this church To-morrow Morning and ETcning. DT. Pa U L'S CHU R CH.-ll a.m.', k_3 -Morning Prayer, Holy Communion, and Sormon. "Thomas, tlio Twin;" 3 p.m., Bap tisms; 3.30 p.m., Children's Sorvico; 6.30 p.m., Evening Prayer and Sermon. QT. MATTHEW'S' CHURCH.-Homo Ct Mission Sunday. — To-morrow, 11 am„ " Person and ProJ uriico " (Incumbent); G. 30 p,m,, Sormon by ono of the Homo Mission Clergy. UT. TBOMAS'S CHURCH. To-morrow, ' O 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer, Holy Communion, and Sormon; 6.30 p.m., Evening Prayer and Sermon. Preacher for tho day, Roy, Colin C. Cockayne-Frith, 8.A., Oxon. UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH. Pitt and Vincont-strcets.—Tho usual Sunday Services will bo conducted To morrow— Morning at 11. by tho Rev. S. Macfar lane; Evening at 6,30, Mr J. Saunders. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Beres \y ford-slreot.—The usual services will bo conducted To morrow, Morning at 11, Evoning at 6.30, by tho Pastor, tho Rev. J. Robertson, M.A; PONSONBY BAPITS' CHURCH — Tho Roy. C. Carter will preach, Morning; at 11 o'clock, Evoning at 6,30, New arrivals aro cordially invited. U..KANKLIN ROAD PRIMITIVE C METHODIST CHURCH.-Morning at 11, Rev. J. Guy; Evoning at 6.30, Rev. W. S. Potter. P" RIMITI"E'METHOUIST CHURCH, Alexandra-street.—Morning at 11, Roy. W. S. Potter; Evening at 6.30, Row J, Guy. SERViCKS in the Primitive Methodist Sunday School-room, Upper Pitt and Edwin stroots.—Afternoon nt 3, Roy. W. S. Potter; Evening at 6.30, MrLaycook, student. QT. DAVID'S CHURCH, Symonds- O street.—The Roy. T. MoKonzio Frascr, M. A. Morning at 11; Evening at 6.30, Loeture: "Samuel, tho Last of tho Judges, the First of tho Prophots." During tho wintor months tho Evening Sorvico will bogin at 6,30. PKESBYTEB IA N CHURCH, DEVON. PORT, NORTH SIIORE.-Sorvico To morrow, at II o'clock and 6.30, by tho Roy. Mr Sonlherland. UNSfiOTA RIAN SERVICKS wflTbe conducted In tho Lome-street Hall by T. Hodgson on Sunday, April Ist. Morning, " Tho Scriptural View of Spiritual Perfection." Even ing, "ThoCenturion."_ ABBOTT'S OPERA UOUSK.—Geo. A. . Brown lecturos on Sunday Night, at 6.30, on "Tho Importance of Conditional Immor tality on.tho Present Ago." Morning Service at tho Temperanco Hall. /THKISTADELPHIANS meet in tho v,-' Newton Hall for fellowship at 11 a.m.; Lecture at 6.30 p.m. Subject, "The Keys of Hoiv; ; SERVICE OF SONG on the Hospital Lawn at 3 o'clock To-morrow (Sunday. W. R. Vines will give an Address. Sankeyand Moody Hymns. Friends please bring books. i HEATREROYAL:SUNDAY EVEN * ING SERVICES, under tho conduct of the Young Men's Christian Association, on Sunday Evening, from 8 to 9. All are invited. Seats Free. Volunteer Notices. vTO- 3 COMPANY. A.R,V.-The i_™" Inspeotlon Parade of the above will be held In the Brill-Shod on MONDAY, April 2, at 7.30 sharp. Full Drees Uniform, Arms and Ao i coutrements. By order, A. IBAACB, I Captain Commanding Corps, i



To Let, . ,—_ ' r|l _ LET, superior Apartments,- furuishe * or unfurnished, with or without atteni anee.—Particulars Star Office, rjf.O LET, 4-room Cottage, porch at th k back; water latd en; close to fflieft.ll fixation —Apply to Mr fccynell, Post OfHcr I Ellers'ii", rS'O LET, Stables. —Enquire ('shorn " Houee, Hcbsa-.-e_i-.oi, opposite Sr. Alai iliei'a < hureh. p \\j LET, a Cottage of 4 rooms and wash '} houso in Victoria-s.rost.—Apply to W. E Lewis, Grocer, Viotoria-street. 'tnu LET, ill Anglesea-slreeS a House ( &. rooms; wa-rrlaidSn, Rentmodcia'e.- Apply H. MoNauKhtoa, Victorla-niraot, s it) LET, House at present occupied bj * J. Churton at North Shore, aevon rooms half acre land, gond situation.—Apply on pre inlaes or to J. C, ]_harlar.d una o.s, thiii-land ____"• ______________ __—_______-__. ~ 0 LET, Fitrpished Sitting-room witt * one or two Bedrooms (Board if required; in iUpper Queen-street, next Nowton Easl School. qM) LET. in Vincent-street, Bedrooms _*_« fIH-'"Wltßaß*oom. furnished; übb o ."*SPWt«*^_!<W--t-rlald on! Private family. affic^ (OfiPPsK'l', in Parnell, a Beautiful House a&iLi'o* " rooms, kitchen, bath-room, wash peßßo, and largo allotment overlooking the harbour and North Shore. Rent, 23s per week. Also, an 8-roomed Houso in Bradford-street. Rent, 20s per week.—W; and J. Frater, Land Agonts, Queen-street. I 0 L; T, those very desirriblo and cen trally situated Premises' now in occupation of Messrs B. Gittos & Sons (who are removing opposite), Wyndham street. jußt nt junction of Queen-street.—Full particulars from D. F. Evans, Estate Agont, Quean-street. I 0 LiiT (Kemuera)-To Let, Duelling Houso and C Acres, Victoria Road, Remuora, next below residence of D. B. Cruick fchauk, Esq., and at present occupied by Mr Doms KoUy. Tho property is very pleasantly situated. House contains 0 rooms and out buildings.—D. F. Evans, Land Agent, Queon- Btrcot. .•,■'•: ~r\r ORTHCOTE. -To' I^fiSSo3r~a i." eomfortabla 8-_n>rned ,Housu, oliSe to whaif, Stokes' Point.--*.pply to Jtislch Martlc, Market Kquaro. Auok'and. DTVDNPoRT, IMOItTH SHORE.- Scv-iril Ifurni.hel and Unfurnished Homes to Lit—Oliver JM»y», House Agent, Store. Davomoit. I (OMFORTABLE BuTJijß oi 6 rooms, ' ' In Pitt-stroct, to bo lot. Gas laid on.— Apply to F. G. Ewingtori. v , ; . OUttT R'JSlilLl. KUAU. — flew ■ * fovsn-roomed Honse, with large stone 01-tarn, and every convenience.— Enquire Post officr, Mouni Boßklll Boad, Meetings, AUCKLAND SAVINGS BANK, A Mooting of the Trustees will bo held on WEDNESDAY, tho dth proximo, at 3 o'clock p.m. R. CAMERON, Manager. March 31,1883. f, 0> SONBY QiJ.-.DRILIE CLUB. Iho mombsre nf tho abrve are requeotod to a_r enibla <\t ihe Oddfellows' Half, Fonsonby, on wit IJNESDAY EVEN IKG, April 4th,at Bp.u>i j I ailieß, by luvltatlou only.-J. W. 3 WALKS. j A UCKLAND SUNDAY-SCHOOL £5l UNION. THE ANNUAL PUBLIC MEHTISG WILL I! IS lIELD ON TUESDaYKVEsI\G,APRIL3kd,IBB3, • IN ST. JAM'S'S HALr, WELLING CON ST KEET. TEA AT G. 30 P.M. Tho After Moeting, to commence at 7.30 o'clock, . will bo presided over by J. C. FIRTH, ESO,. PRESIDENT OF THE UNION. And will bo addrosscd by the following niinls tors:-REVS. GUY. HILL, MAOFARLANE, AND SPURGEON. All important foaturo of tho meothig will be the Distribution of Prizes to tho success ful candidates at the recent Scrip turo Examination, SELECTIONS OF MUSIC Will be rendered during thu ovoning by THE CHOIR OF THE BERICSFORD-STREET CHURCH. Tho Committee earnestly desiro tho nttendonco of tho Teachors and Senior Scholars of all Schools in connection with tho Union, as well as of any who aro interested in Sunday school work. Tickets for tho Toa, is 6d each, may bo had of tho Secretaries ot Schools, and at tho Auckland Sunday-school Union Depot. Gr V M N A 3 I CM (JAHN OLUB, PAKNK-LL HALL), A General Mooting of tho Members of the abovo Club will be haid in the Parnell Wall on WMDNKSDA-f, ITH APrtID, Ai'Bl\M, ..usiNiitsa: Elootioa of officers, &o„ for ensuing scar. Mamboraare icquettott to be In attendance, and bring with ihs-m iutoudlng meuAors for Ditllo: and eurolaiei-t. D. S. GKK(J_..N. __iOi), Secretary. KUKUNUI HILL UNITED GOLD JUINING COMPANY (t_iMITH.L). NOiioa, Tho Annual General Meeting of Sharehaldors will ba held at too cilice of thu Company, New Zealand Insurance Uonipatij'-t Ballarugs, Qaeen atrcet.on MONDAY, th» Dth April, lt'B3, ainooa. Butiaocs—Torocolvo 1 irootort' Retort and Bi'snoa sheet, and Itleoi Directors end Auditor. JAS. BIODAKT, Secretary. Auckland, Slat A.Brch, 1838. Medical. IST ANTED X"OWN- "Pectorine" » T for Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis, Hoarso noea. &0., 2a and fis per bottle—Prepared nt North ahoro Vhsrivacy, Dovonport. May also bo obtained from Mr J, A, Haaleir, 181, Queen atroat. , v VIOLENT Paging Tootbacln is in uosriy every instance lr,st»Dt»neoußly stoppod by usinu Marshall's Oiontilglcon, an entirely now remedy, 19.—0. W. Goadsoa, Lon doa Arcade. . mHE ECLECTIC PHARMACY, Tho acnio of ologant Medical Establishments. Top ol Obey stiibkt, Coknkr of OHAELES BUTCHER. SHAKLaND'S CHEUBY PECTORAL, Abstlutsly tho best remoay over made for COU-H3, -BKi'NO3ITBI. AND COLO . Prior. 2s Gil and is 6d a Bottle. BIIAR' AND ft C-.. cpiiesltJ P E.-aJlco. B \OC I OK ARNOLD'S P«K Mk'EOYAL U AND STEEL PILLS.-The most popular medicine of tho day. Price 2s Od a box.—Colo nial Agents: Shabland & Co., opposite the Post Offlco. isoard ana iriesiaence, BOARD AND KESIDENCE for SiDgle Gentlemen ;if permanent 13s por week ; near Post-office.—Address at W. D. Dallen'e, Oonfeot'oner, Queen street. BOARD AND RKSIDENCE.-Mrs. Edward Williams beRS to Inform hor friends and tho publln that sh« has opened o Private Boarding Houro at 72 Groy-stroot, Hlngle and Double Jierirooms. and every aocommoi'*lion for visitors. Two m'nutos walk from Queon s'recl. -Terms moderate. BUPERIOR Accommodation for two reepeotable young men.—Apply Mrs Banly, Hanslop Honse, vinoent street. • Terms mode rate. 8C . O T I A HOTEL, HOB3ON STRKitT. Boidc. and Lodslng _20s ptr Week. Hoard and Lcdglrg par Pay, Is. BKOWNK HOTEL, XX HOBSON-STRKET. Board and Lodoinb ...,20s. per Week. Single Room , 255. per Week. Money. ,7-g a id £10,000 LENT on Building V> Ry? l-oolety principles, or on othor tfrms tn r.oit bo/rownrs. Allotments bouuht and Houses built on weokly payment Byntem. Mortgages a •' i.oass negotiate.. Sco list of Properties for a-.10 on 4th page. Six per coat. allowed on money depositor! fur Investment — C. Willumvon, ljind. Ksts-te. end Finajiclil Age.i and Valuator. 3.Vulcan Lane. J*lo,ooo TO LEND in Sums of £3,000 d-& and upwards.—F. J. Moss and Co., Short and-strcot. For Sale. A fkfk GALLON TANK, also Zinc ■yfcS./M?' Tank, with good taps, to be Sold Cheap.—Camden House, corner of Anglesea streot, Ponsonby Road. B" "GOT TRaDE. -I'or Sale, a BusineeT; gool opotins to extend, with least of »hoii »nd HouEe; Low renWApply to J. White, Pa'ni'h^ _ jGILLI -HB~ TaBIES - Two superior ■; f ore-*, o'ttrs. srtmi a'ates; als.1-. 'rann'a well kxowii I'lrc' r tut -v_..-f, vnriousciae3, on Sale.— HI, aud ft.lfa.-.Qj, AgentP. BlCYCLl.s"Bicycles, Tricycles 25 just arrived for sale for cash, or deferred pay ment. from J3l2los.—W. C. Dennes, Quecn-st. *>HEaP FIREWOOD (cut in short \J longthe) sold at Onehunga Bawmiil-ils per ton.



j For Sate, fftj'Olt SALE, 3 Acres volcanic Lati *-' (fenced), 5 minutes walk from Ellarßl Station; large frontage; good building Bite.- Appl. r. h. Watt, Ellersul. _ f Tf_f OK SALE, a Four-roomed House an IJD Two r\Uotm_ntsinthothrivlc(?'i'ownshl of To Awsmntn.—Apply to Kctward Wayti Agept, 1)7, 'Onega-street. RJIOR SaLB, at 105, Queen-street, Empt 3J_ Seed Puncheons.—Hesketh & Aitkcn. I I^C*-" SALE, an Elegant Walnut Wooi [ a- Bord Piano, just arrived from Paris I mußt ba sold, no reasonable oiFer refused. Ma; | be seen second door past Minetti's Bakery ] -Tobson-strcct. I *„< OK IMvi'-DlAl'ii; SALK, a gentle J *' man'i-Ma-ins Residorice c_6ronnra. wi'l ou .-houses, &), C<_t_.>.... :nd li.-.ril terms ~B Partington, Sttohbury's lluii;'in_ra. |pOR SALE, Scatborough Terrace, Par s' ne'-l, Villa Kesfdonoe oil 8 Booms, { Sefl-rroms, Ilrawlnß-ro-.m, Dintog-ronrn, anc 'i!S'.'h( ■■>. o_>n_i-t&t.a_. a geod view of tho Har bour, xo to had sit r. bargain, and on ex iretnoly aaa* tetnis.—l?. F. i.v_ins, Kststc ■4pnu(, 763 Queen-streCt, ues. L'snfc ot Aus tralaßla, _ pi OK SAtH, Handsome Now and Well ?.' finisher! Verandah Cottage of __ rooms and lean-to, with larj;o collar convenient for wood and coal, together with tho Furniture, Gas Fittings, Register Grate, Leamington Bango, «nd other comforts; situate iv Bond street. Price, only £300.—D. F. Evans, Estate i Agent, next Bank of Austrrdnolas I ;./ OK' IMMEDIATE" 57_f,75 SymoniS". ! '' street (neiir residence of T.Russell,-Esq.,)— Handsome Villa, li room?, fitted with gas, water, &c„ &c; .2 rooms detached, wash-house,- &:c: allotment about 33 x 120. Pretty place and splendid position. Price, only £G(JO.~ Full par ticulars from J), F. Evans, '-.state Agent, Queen street. (7611 ifToTt I Mli e' T>. IA T if, s- ~£. Very handsome Villa Residence, pleasantly situated in Wood-street, ovcrloCkin'g the .city, harbour, and shipping. This house is almost new, faithfully built, and in splendid order; contain? 6 rooms, beaides bath room (with bath", &c.), .scullery, wash-house, largo work, spare room, or cellar, buck verandah (all enclosed), very on ag and comfortable. The fittings consist of Venetian blinds, sras fittings, elegant chandeliers, &c., &c. Together with tho valuable Corner Allotment, about 120 by 100; securely enclosed by a substantial fence; all prettily planted with fruit trocs. shrubs, tec. This property is-for absolute and immediate eale, as tho owner (Mr J. J. Odium) has taken over tho Mnnukau Hotel, Onohunga, and in tends removing there ut once. Terms exooptionalty easy,- viz., £125 cash; balance can stand at 6 %. D. F. EVANS, (201) Estate Agent, Queen-street, mO CAPITALISTS AivD UfHEtiS. CEHTK v L CITY FkEEHOID PRO PERTY FOE SALE. lam instructs'! by Mrs PiObsit (who la now retiring from her old and weU-sstabllstoJ bunt no. s) to tell, imm-idlate^y, this valuable btislneua site (tha "Little Dit6t, l-'an"', balingerie nt the olde.t and best-known sites in the oi_sv It has a frontago to -Jiortlana street of 25 feet, by a depth of 115 feet, to Field i.ano, besides being excavated and substantial wall ballt for' oellar. splendid position; corner allotment.. Situate dlroctly batweon Messrs A.- Olark and Son's Warehouao and Byoraft'a Mill. Shortland-streC'!, Nearly Eli tbe pnrchasa mou«y can remain en mort;og.i at 7 tor cant. Termo an?l eon<_it-i:_:.a en applicaii^n to ■ D. F. EVaNc',' Estate AjjO.-it, QU en-streot. 75 |U'«>R. ABSOLUTE SALE, at Mount a? lid'-ii, a new. well flolshed, end faithfully bui't Verandah Csttsgo of four rooms and sou lcry, fitted with register •». »tc, ilsobon ru >;.;<., tenk, fee. &c„ &c. Splendid allotment, (vri ca--lc) 33 x 115; situate, tho -Avenue. Jfdeii aalo Price, £25 c_Jr.li; balance on snob terree an »igio_;l uprn.—-.pii.y to Ues-rir I ibby »r.d FO olior. on tho promises; or to D, F. ffiveniJi farnate i tent, Quean .treot, (7ii) FOE SAL if, Handsome Villa Residence, Winer allotment; house contains 5 rooms, with detached spare badroom. bathroom, scul lery, washhunr.?, gss lsld in, two tanks, &0., ___<:•. Tho whole is in flr.tcbi.'s <«cier, ru-d in very dOßlrahe pcsUlon. Mtnateo •*'■• top cf S. ITary'i Bcvi. near Thrto i <vui s,■ Pomionby. __l._t.tbo _olfl »_ to c?, a:. ;,.v- oi- is l-iav-cy the nisrricfc.— 1) F. a vi.r.t, \ et_ito _o, eat, (731) tpOB.IMM _UIATE SALE, good invest! S. meat, within Cltj- Bomidary, laran Homer illotmant, ovorbalf anaoro. In splendid trarden, paildcok. ,Vo, So. AISS, Rood Sbi roomed Veranc'ah Vil s, statle; -jjiri sundry outhouooa, &o, *c, Bbiift'o corner of Kaadolph andGlo oeiiter K'>oi>ti'. -ITull partioalars from J.-'. F, Kvans, Estate A goat, Quem-streat. <757) FOR SALE OR"'LiiASE""(Northcoto) Hsidwrnu Villa' B«_-Idence new and splendidly flolalicd off, bow window,&o,&c, grand view, and ft beautiful allotment, with wasor fiootsse, about 60 s 200, onrtly fencocl and pHmtod, wl'hln three minutes walk Si' Sties'. i-'olut lVh-irf. r.nr-0 v.ii-j' c iay.— V.V Evans, K.,ture AjviU', (lii'.s r. S-tect. |77»K IMMfiDI \Ti>. SALE—-StOKcs'd •H Point, Northcoto—A Splendid Corner Allotment, main road, about one mile from wharf, with a frontage of 200 ft to Great North Eoad. Price only £150. Must bo sold at once, A great bargain. -D. F. Evans, Estate Agent,, Queen-street. . - if (.lit SALE, Williatn-street, new verau■• 1 dah Oottuee of 1 rooms, all well finished, fitted with rogi.tsr grate, colonial oven, cup boards and dresser; water laid in from main; wash house, &o. Allotment, 33x0(3. Price, _E350. —D. V. Ev-.no Hotatu -igcjit. <Jucbu-street, nexil Bank of Australasia. irOR IMffKDIATK Q\hß, haudsomci ' VILLA BKSIDENCE, new and well- finished, containing seven rooms, fitted with register grates, oven, cupboards, gas and fit tings; water laid in from main; splendid view o£ harbour; situated iv Franklyn Boad, near tho Wesleyau Church. —V. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street, next bank of Australasia, IjlOi- immediate Ktlc, a great Bargain, I' Verandah Cottsgo, seven rooms, fitted, with register grate, colonial ovcu, good well. together with Six Freehold Allotments, being: numbers 103,161,169 112, US, aud 111; situate in. Bond-street. The lot is olfcred for £300—a groat bargain. —D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen- Btroot. (jjlOlt Immediate Sale and Cheap.—Ver- I' andah Cottage and variable freehold &h lotmenr, oltrtato pn Main Bond, Pasmonby, neai topotßhelly Beach Boad. Cottage contslnn d, room-, (.ut-bulldtng\ ,\o; allotment, 10 s 100, with right-nt-way nbont lOlt wldo; very con- j venleni and ..-.ood position. Vrica, only £250.— : U. F. Hvni-a, Kstato -iiirtißt, Qnatn-atrcet. (851); B_j^OK BALE, HacKettstrcet, Ponsonby, ! I New Verandah Villa of Sx rooms, fitted wlthßeKlflterGratou, Colonial Oven, Cup tioard, Drenser. &c, g'oso to the Boaob. Price, £350.— U. F..Evans, Mstetto Agent, Que^-struot, next Bink of Anßtr._la.ia, H9 rpHE UNION STEaM SAW MODL r)1N» SA8H&BOOK OOMPANY (LIMITED) Is prepared to negotiate for the DISPOSAL uF IJS'KBTA'L 'KM3SR BUSISSfS. IV MaCHANI'.S'.BAY, Tcnethor with tha nio.ssary premlsea for o->rrj laz on tho BusinO-S upon Be present lines. . ! Full Information oan b3 obtslncd Iran the Secretary, Hechniiics' Bay. ?r* O I PHI VATE■ S ULE, S. BOTHWBLL PARK ESTATE, WAIUKU. It is situated 1J miles from tho Town oil Waiuku, on the trunk road to Waikato Heads. Its contents aro 1508 acres of fl-st-class Fatten ing Land, with commodious Dwelling House,, and all necessary Outbuildings, and Drafting yards. Tho place is interspersed with clumps ol! native bush, aft'ording shad", and shelter, in. which aro largo quantities of vrijuable puriri timber. The opon land is full of grass. The situation is high and dry, with northerly aspect,, and subdivided into 15 enclosures, all of which, aro copiously watered in the driest season. Sounderland, a healthier climate for both man and beast, and a .-prettier view, is not to be found in the colony; and the following are some of tho conveniences of the district—viz., good, roads, Post and Telegraph Oftlccs, regular steam communication with O ohunga, cattlo markets, twico a month, 3 good schools, 3 churches, 3: general stores, bakery, butcher's, blacksmith's, barber's, and shoemaker's shops, capitally-kept; hotel, cavalry troop, and R.M. Court, J.P. s, &c., to prevent foreign invasion (the Egyptians for instance), and preservo the internal peace ol! tho district, a Premier's promise of a branch railway to Pukokohe, and lastly —.General. Government ]iho — £5000 to ba spent at thei wrong season oa the trunk road to Pukokohe. For further particulars, apply to Messrs A. Clark and Sons, Auckland ; or to John Wallace, Bothwell Park, Waiuku. ON ALE BY B UNDEKSIGNED, AT IOWTSSS. MAKKirr KATES. Oats (heavy short) and Tartarian Maino Canterbury Potatoes Fowl Wheat Wood's Flour Bran Oatmeal Sharps Tea ChatT Currants &c„ &c, &c, &c, E. MITCHELSON & Co., 19, Queen-street. •'f O our Friends aud Supporters.—Jelly » Cans, Preserving Jars, Honey Jars.—M, Cook and Sons, Glassworks, Freeman's Bay. SEVERAL Houses, Farms, and A110t ... meets for Sato on terms to suit parohai'ors. -H, Partington, House ami Laid Ayenr, Sticfc bur/e I-UUSinia. LOOK AT 'l HlSl-7orimmediateliale, a Farm of 100 acres, within four miles oi good water communication with Auckland. About 50 acres in good gras.B; 40 chains of good post-and-rail fencing; good stockyard ; six roomed House; quantity ef fruit trees in fu 1 bearing. Farm (with run - attached) is now carrying 60 head of cattjo and UO sheep. Price, only £130,— T. W. Hickson and Co., Agents. r§H> BLACK§MITES.-For Sale, a f;ood is General Blacksmith's Bnstatiw <n one ot tho m « thrlvlns? town&liltsor Ore VfalKato.— For t-ai c or rartlcnlar • apoiy to Kcword -:-ayte. Agent (grannd floor). 177, Un^an-ftraet. rvw BAKEBS.— For Sale, the Good-will • B of a BBitory diJoff eieftt woks weekly, with ca-f t-Brn.a--, r-ongh. and »Ii B;.se-_ionsß Utets In • scalts. weights ana sliisso*, and gla s front tins for stop, istabllshcd five years. Good opportunity for one or two yonne men to start, —Apply fay letter to Goorge Fleming. Etas Office, ;•;



Public Notices. a in 1 f A KMY ANu NAVY fiUT-PEN ; I nm-.»YnS NBS,:i I!r THts AUCKLriNI ;,y I Tho PASMiSWT ot the aliova rWonera to: I the ensuing quarter will ba made aafollows: )iij Auckland-Tu<= e day, 3rd April, atUa.m, s; I at tha Xlrp2ri.il Pet sicn'j Office. 'rf Ohbiii fJSA-'lhursday, tjth -fiprl!, at 10.3. ''! a.m tit tho Court Bouse. ; | GTAHDriu-Tha'sda:;-, sth April, at 32.31 h v'm j, f Fapakuba-Wednesday, dth April, at II 1 a.m. at th 3 '..'oturt House. " I PAwaiUEK-Fridsy, 6th April, at It SO z,w. g | Kowiok—Friday, 6th April, at I p.m. d j BUKTOS J. DiVENEY, r- j Ofllcsr Paying Pensions. :" j Imcer'ai Pflnnlons Office, ° Aucklsnl, 29th Maroh, 1:83. ■ I |yr KS. BOWLER 3 j XtX desires to inform tha Ladles of Pon r J noaby thst, having secured tba nervicea of a i J flrst-o'aag and experienced Dretsantker, shß is j riow oi-epared to undartako DRiIS-S anu . MANTLw iiUK N 3 l,n al! tha Newest Stylos 3 and at suosTtar notice.—Address— MRS. BOWLER, Brapov and Hal-ardaEher, Coilojra Bill - (ImmedUttily Oupod'o iha Cacratie jSore.) \ .HOMMEaCIAL DINING ROOMS, 1 \J onsx n«.vpu .-s-asHOP, QUEBW-STREET, The undersized fcavlacr token tho above ' Rooms, bego mor,t rrsjeotfnhy lo Inform tht Dining Publio ot Auoklomi and vioidity that ho ' will use hia best endeavours to make these ■l Hcorna the most Popular I estauranfc InQueoii c . stteot. by having a gva-l daily Bill of if aro, gond ' attendance, with nioderaw charges ondcloan • linoia. The Dicing-room, COxlO, tha l.urKeetin 3 Auckland, is Baltsbla for puWio or Piivate ■ Dinners or Meatlagc There Is ofeo a Reading and Smoktnaiooin, Lavatory, and other con • ; Vc>nJence.». J . .' G. ROBSON. •I Maroh 19. 1883. r __ • QT, MATTREW'S LITEEARY AND I k) debating society. Intending Members nbr.nld forward their • Names at oaoo to tho Pre sldent or Secrttary, aa all applying by the Meeting on MONDAX. Bth April, will bo considered as Origr. al Members. ,*>§ RS FORD, Monthly Nurse, has Re- Uijl moved f, om Sytronds-streat to oeraer of Sheehan aad King-streets, Posa&nby. WISHER AND OA, LIMITED, have -ID grot pleasure ti inform their cus tomers aud tha pobl'c ilMton and after the Isc APRIL they intend ta reduce ihbphice of meat as foUows ;— Roust Beof,-prime cut .. ~- ~ 6i tei-lb I Boast Eeof, second cut.. .-. .. id. p3rlb Prime.l.fißS of Mutton ... .. .. l}d per lb PiimeLoiostt]M.utlon.. .. .. afdperlb Prime Hind Quarters of Mutton ... ia per lb T£f ORKSHOP LAOS. — NOTICE. — v V Workshop Lads of atiy braooh of manu facturing tra*?o, and from 11 to 17 yenrs of a«e. are informed that I*o. 1 of the aniutna end Winter KveLiog iteoreßo Tickets is now ready, j cm may be obtained by applying personally at j llSrO, Mackay'a, Stationer, junction Grey-street, B KOTa-.—A Prize Book ia awarded to every oare- | fui writer by the Auoklsnd acriprure Gift Assc-1 elation. I fit IGHT feOlL COSTkACT—a hereby IS EPfOint MX HDWIN STOOELKY my J Collector for the PoKSonby, Karansahace, and J Grafton Roud Wards, for tha year 18S3, Hl3 I receipt ■will baa fell dinohargi) ot the saniß, 1 GEORGE WiLgON. I ¥> AT S I EATS! It A T S I -Use SJU SHlßbAHfffi PHOSPHOR PASTE. j RtttD or.t It rio ?dily, and die; no small, | Il'rico, Oso Shllllnir a Bottle I SHARBaND & CO.. wposlto Poat-offlni, J rf~kWNt'RS of Snrall Cottages in and near I Vi" the City can have a Sale speedily effected by placing thoir Properties in the hands of the undersigned.— F. G. Ewington, Agent, next to the "Herald" office. VV ° R M *'• V! Al! children Bnfl'oi" from tham. If suspected, ask for tha Certain Care. SGAHBAND'iS WORM POWDKKS.J/pisoket, Ay-othecaiic.-i '.mil, onncs-.te Pa*; nfflc. 1 1EV>4 P Ni5W HOUSES on the Weekij v > Payment System. Houses built on vol canic land to suit purchasers, and sold on easy terms. Intending purchasers can select an allotment-.—Apply to "£. G. Ewington, next to tho "Herald"office. SEGEETTI'S INSECT POWDER, Strong »nd Pungent, Kills FLISAH and all INsKOT PI3XB. Price, la Bd a Conltt^r. Colonial ARBntw: Sherland & Co.. onncelto P.O. T>EAD! READ! READ I - " Ever> JOU thlnsv la Ptsaibla t-> Will," addressed specially to vroiron, To le hia of all hook- BBllere. Ptico 3a 61. OSQIT IT 0E S I MOSQUITOES I ÜbK SHARLASO'/5 KOWA, A Fraarimt Realist Prevoative; Price, On» Shillliiß lied Sixp-nos a Bottle. . SHABI-iN<» ft. CO.. opp.-^iw P.mt-offlt-0.. i«/j EAT FOh MATAURa.—Ordels will If J be taken by Fisher and Co. (Limited) for Frozen Meat delivered in London by tho Mataura. r AST TWO WEEKS of Great Clearing SLA Salo at Co3t—K. TBBTKR, Diaper, Kara ngahttpo Hon.d, __^^___ Wa jHcA-Rthek & ;fJo„" AUCKLAND. TO DIfiALBKS IN FANCY GOODS, EARTHENWARE, CHINA AND GLA AND GENERAL SToREHUE I-r-^.B Plain and Fancy Stationery Perfumery and Toilet Soap 4" Brushworo and Combs . ; Tdbto and Pocket Cutlery K.P. and B.M. Goude Iron Bedeteads Mlrrorc r.nd Fanoy Fntnttnro Clocks, "Watches, end Jewallon . Tobacco, Cigars, and Pipes Muaical Instruments Earthenware, China, emd Glass VKBes, Flov?er.atandc, &o. Parian V/are, Piaturea Puni!;3, Hand Bass, and Eiiaketi Oi'loiretlcK Apcolntraents fiai'rn Tennis and Badminton Archery and Croquat Indoor Games, Tore, So, GLEARING-OOT SALE OF CUTLERY. TKOMJ.S SAMDECi, bflaß compelled to Clear oat his Stock of Cutlery lo coneeqwnoa of tho PREMISS* COMING DOWN end no other Shoo baiog obtainable is now BKiAiIiNG Oiri!" the whola of tho Brook »t an Enoritious aacriflof. Tha Goods are from the beat Hhtfilild makers, and will have to b.i sold at any price. Consisting nf—Boat Ivory Table and Desert. Enlvos, LocfcwoDd's and Johnson's Best Pocket Knives, i- leotro-plated Forkc, Spoons, Cruets, Sec, Nevada and Nickel Silver Forks, and Spoons, Superior Bcissors and Razors. WHOLESALE AND REPAID. thomaT^amuel, IMPORTEK OF CUTLERY, 16, Queen-street (Opposite Town Glook}, W ° T l a B< BEES W&X~~W>-ES V/AXI Pujohiso-1 In any unantlty tor Cash. Uajera of Fuasuii and Muntz MotaL ilaviHK purobased ia China a i'ina .sEnort nunt of Teas hlmsah", JAMBS A3 S.BW can ocnfldout'y recommend them, nnd trusts that all hia old CuHtomere, and the public generally, will avs.il thetneeivuo of f.h'.a Ep»!;ndid' oppnrtunity and call early ia buy his Superior Congou, »>est ffiavoared Kooloo, Shouobong, aad 7arioas Mlsed Teas. £.uico<i to every ta^toi He has also on h?.iid--Janausr-o W.-iro. f'roserved Ginger, Crockery wow, 3.1b, rlimdSorchlsis, and othor oimmsrcttlca tort ooim-.-sti ta rayntloa. Kotn the Address:— JAMEj AH IfflW «S CO., 2SI, Qcsaa-etrect. rmw& ORIGINAL'AND OSLY GENUINE I HOME SPECIALITIES. EsrABLISHKD 1837. f> IR >l'g < COSTAP.D WITHOUT KGOS I f riUSTARD T>OWDaR. r vy JT For Making the Bioheßt Custard without Esrs, at one-half tho coat and trouble v rice, 7Jd and Is 31 per box, Kee heolpes In " Pastry aud tweets." • CAlted Bird, F.O S., was Bird's "Raking ! $ B ? rlalD»i Manor «c munjjaoima, Batting Powder, he POWDKB ' havioß disoavercd tbe V others aro counterfeit. I For mnkliiK Braad, Pastry, Cakes, Plum Pod < dtoKB, £ cones, Buv.b, &o„ beautifully II«ht. ! Sold lv 7ia and Is 3d tins, and In Id packets. aeenumerousHeolpesin"l;'<istryandSweete." i "OIRD'B -{ CHOIOK-BBHOIOCS. >• j ' Blanc-mavqe 1 OWDBR. '. For raakiiig the mosc delicious Blano-Manße in i a few minutes, with litdo trouble and at trill i itiK cost, made In the following flavours;— I Vacilla, A'mond, fctrawberry. Raspberry, j Chocolate, Coffeo, nnd Lomoc. Price, 7Ja and la 3d per box. , „ . _ j j sec Recipes iH"J?aßtry and Sweeie." | I'OIRD'S 4 WHOr.H6OME-ElOH.> I (JoSCBSIKATKO _QG PoWDSR, 1 A i"omp!ete Substitute for Eggß in Pundlnjrn, ! Pancakes. So. Sold In 7H and Is 3d tins, aid i \ id packets. Seeßccipoßiai-aptryacdawtotH. i -lADIKB MIE STKONOLT ADVISttD TO COKSGLT l ■ •'PASTRY AND SWEBTS," I ; A Little Work containing Practical Hints and ; t'rlglnal Recipes for Tasty Dishes for tbo Dinner and Snppsr Table, may ba !. obtdlnod from tho Agent. I Sole Inventors and Makers ot these Beautiful ! Preparatlons-ALFRED BIRD & SONS' Birmingham. j Agent for Auo Iand—ROBERT BBW ! GEOOBB. &0„ VIOTOBIA-BTBKBT, *



anrrnrmmrtammaamimaaamma iw——nim«J Public iNOtices. rfflE ESTATE-OF A. LINABDRY -fi- .- Am co,, AU persons Indsbtad to the above Batata are requested to Pay their Acoountß to the under ?!* ne? on the premises Queen-street, on or be -2m L lV™ piox '-> otherwise legal proceeding! win do tniswi for rheir reoovcry. N'}Trustees. i sargcon, i' lR -6n and Co. Shortland-streat. A.« LIKAB RY^ ASSIGNMENT, '^J^^O-'araTCqusated t0 brina. State-* ffimW aEd moet lhe Trustees at onr I nm ?„ r™S(toyotierecon,the 3rd April, at Ml", „>,I! oelv' 0 1 **><> Trustees' Report and maS*«^?™V£ at t0 ,°° asWer sucn other maitew as may ba brought bsfore them. Shordend-streot,MarchSOih. " *". i E ARE AGa NTS fob ICE-MiKIN : MACHINi£3, '""'' from fi2s uowsrds , ■ -1R IS Wft RS' RBff KIGEB ATINH MA CHINSRV, KrifrORSAM FBBHZISG CHURNS. ffalJ SOALHS, lOK PLANE?. All Utensil*/B?" n afeicjg Iced Drinks AISO, KNGJNff, B 31LTEB3.'PUMPS'", DRILLS, AND '100 L?. . -~,- Plant of any klad Contracted for, - . INGRAM AND CO., - '';. iilßh-street, .'."" .; cans, - i iy.iii ■■■■ .....I. A UCKLAND NATIVE LANDS OL CCLONIBAIIIN COMPANI (Limited); - X otloa is fcezbby given th&t a Call (the first) of , One Shilling per Share has Bean made by the "Rectors, payable at the Company's Offloe, ffort-Btreat, -luokland, on or bsfore MONDAY, thO 16th April nezt. FRANZ SCHERffB. ..' A., Secretary. Auokland, Maroh ID. ISB3. Eating Act Notices. "rpRE- RATING ACT, 1876.' The Ad jonrn-3d Assessment Courts for hearing Dejections bo Valuations of tho Boroughs of UnehuHßa and Paraell will bo held at the times ltd plaoes specified hereunder :— Bjeough cf Onshdnga—Court-house, One^ huuga, Wednesaay, AprUi, 11 a.m. -, . . : } 30B0UGH os Paenbll - Parnell Borough ' Office, Thursday, April 5,11 ajn. R. 0. BARBTOW, Asceasment Cocrte. Auctions. ; TUESDAY, APRIL 3, '"- At 11 o'clock. aOUS^HOLD FURNITURE AND ■ ' EJFIGTS, Removed for Convenience of Sale. 3N SBOW ON MONDAY AT TBE MART. I'HE .Subscriber has leceived Instruc ■- tidnsto cell by. at o.lan oa Tuesday, 3rd ipril. at II o'clouij. a splendid assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & EFFECTS, Cpmcrising: — Bluing-room Suite* In leather, fodiooni Chairs, Bedeteads, Spring Mati-a»fos. Chest Drawers, . " Cheifjnlor. Toilet Table and Glass, Cothe3 Keree, Meat Safe, Tables, Withstands and Waie, Looking Glassi'o, Colonial Sofas, Ohalrs, Corner Brackets, Ciokltg U.eneils, Filter, Oil cloth, Matting, Dinner Set, &c, -&c, &c. - GEORGE SIBBIN, '.''' -*' f Auctioneer. .'.. AAj t. TONKS.] [R. C. CASK.} tB, D. TONES. TUESDAY, APRIL 2. LADIES AND GEKTs' SADDLERY, BRIDLES, GIRTHS, STIRRUP OSATHERg, AMERICAN HARNESS.'i ■__ B Jl)Hlf.s.A.(j*, Will Hell on Tuesday, tho 3rd April, • et 11 o'clocfr. , . . •AN I*VOId« CF ENSU4H MADE Saddles, Bridle?, and fixings, Buggy Haraeao, &c, 12 doz. -American Hsrnegf), .... „.:..,., „..,..,«. BX SAM MENDEL. ; ~. 3. TONES. K. C. CAER, B, Di TONES i • THURSDAY, APRIL 5. TRADE SALE ' »' ■■ ■ "''- - 0F:: , - '':'j]. -'- ''-"("/" '. BRUSH WARE, COIR MATS, WOOL SLIP,?. "..-: EX BAM MENDEL. - B. TONES & 00. ' " ' *-J WILL sell on"Thursday, the sthinat., stllo'olocb. SKVET-T OASBS BRU«3HWARB. BlnoklßK '.- »? Brnßhos. Sho i Brushes, Sash. Toals, ■ • Broom Heads, &c. ■ *H Wool Matj Coir Uata , i Wool Slip.-, Djor Mats . &0,, - fijo., .-■-..: So.' " -'-r.i':-. FRIDAY, .aPEIL 6m, NOON. FARM, TJTIRAKGI. FARM, MAKU- KrVU AND WAEKOMITI. E. C. GREENWuOD. ' ¥U'ILL offer for rale by Auction at his fV v Mart, 123, Quren-stieet, on Beidai next, the iollowlbr Prouerties : 00JHPA.OT Ur-TLK lIUMBhTEAD at WsU komltl, 3 miles from Railway Station, bavini: front-go to a<ep water (tidal creek), ■- tt coutalniag 48 acras good laud, fnlly Bn- A4 proved; plenty of good feed, bußh and • | rresh water; good Broomed Cottage. :-■' -'* Gaiden, Orohard, &c.. Sec, and only ID ■ miles from. Anek-and by road, being part of Bon 53, Walkomi i. '. i ■ Also,.'. , ■;■. > Part of Lot 43 or a tot 101, Walk omltl, contain ing 117 aero* o? Land-65 aores being fenced 1b at div gra«u; 40 Bores of bueh; 2 aores of orchard, stocked with full-bearing fruit trees; new 5 roomed Ccttsgo, and other iinnrovemsnts; und'situated 3 miles from Walkuuiitl Railway Btatroo. *308 can re main on thlc firmfC'r2roaiT!atßßereent. . ■ i . WHAWOAKH.I COUNTST— Allotmeati! 101 and IC6, containing 167 acres Of gjo& Lind, eltuitc lo tha Parisn df Mauogo taptra, Whansardl County. R. O. GREENWOOD. MONDAY, APRIL 9. 1 • DAIRY COW.', STORE CATILE, BUBVB. PI.O3GH HORSE?, HACK-?, PONIES. REAPER AND Blh'DEB, MOWING MACHINE?, HARROWS, ~* Pi.OUaHS, SCARIFIES, BPHING CART. HARNESS, * J' SIDE B ADOLF, GE SI'S SADDLE, &o. .'"'; " RKGISTER GRATIS. LEAMINGTON RANGE, BAIRZ UTENSILS, TIMBER, POSTS AND BAIL?,'IKON TROCGH3, •: &«., &c. &c l r|IHK uodirsigneil have received ibstruc- v ""' JL tioiss from W. Styak, Krq (woo has Bold his farm), to tell, at his lata residence, at tho East TamaM, on Monday, April 9, 20 1)4.1RY COWS, milkirgand In esif 10 Cslvea - ■ 20 Yesrlinsss • I two-year-old JKul . 1 Pure-b.-cd Bull J 4- -I 1 Hough Horso -,-.r 2 Gooa Ilacto 2 Pooioa .-■ . , - - --s,i. Reaper und Binder, Mowlog Mecbine, Harrow, Plough, Seat liter, Bray, Spring Oiit,'Htrnese, Side Saaeio. Ssddlery, &c; Begisier Grato and Leamington- . -. ' ißaneo Dairy ttensils, a I/itoJ Seconff hMd timber and Wlncow Sashes, Pests '*; sod Bails ■-.-:■;: 10 Iron Troughs ,»• Luncheon Provided. At 12 o clock, HUHTEE &'HMB AX. . . WEDNESDAY, A PJUL4 . :':'-t PAPAKUKA YARjUS. .. " tJXSE undersigned will hold their usual.- JL- .■ , , Monthly 6aloof i :. . OATTLTT r HORBE3. BHKEP, PIGS/ Sx. "~At 12 o'Cloek. HOS TE R & NOLAN. (ContinuedAm Fourth PogeJ ■ , ..- .„,- ■~. , _j^tii_i!