j"^iWrivebyH^md off G. Bayley 'Sdrf!two more, and Ewing narrowly cs «W?y, c caught nt covcrpoint by Coutts, «*& tried for a D barely-posable catch re flb0 i.aWv well, Telegraph; 30. A ime ?,ive bY Ewing oft G. Bayley only produced dI Keid fielded a hard cnt by Howard one' JimHv at point. Parrington took the the Hospital end, relieving F. Bay- S'wh?h.d not been howling at al well W'? ™iAlrot Ewing cut bH first very OB,Wpoint, and &*• Reid .fielded it ? «^llv The second wns a wide, and SfiK'the over was played back by i•„ into tho bowler's hands- Effi% F Porch filled the vacancy, Slaved the last of tho over. SM got B^le y'a »»* »• «»ver-po»nt for Ho- il nnd Porch snicked the next for J?* && came very slowly, and 40 tffol Jd on the telegraph. Kiddiford re- ? PP a Parrineton ai bowler at the Hospital UTid Porch cut his second prettily. He "«ld «dstarted to iud, but Howard re fid 'to respond. .Before Porch could turn S get hack his bails wero off-5 i'2 J Grey was the next man i" A h : v i nff ' assaisted Howard to run AS he cut Bayley beautifully out of 53s for two, while three might have ttf obtaioed with a slight display of „nitv in running Groy soon afterwards ™t toother two by cutting the same howler prettily. A bumpy one from Riddiford brought np against Greys S and an. appeal having been £S ho was given out leg-beforc' fi 4—48 Dunklcy, the next man, com- Laced by putting Kiddiford well into deep field for one, and adding a single from a drivctoit. Telegraph-50. Howard drove Bidditord well into deep field for three, T cut G Bayley smartly for two. Matbiesoa relieved Kiddiford at the His- Send, and Dunkley scored a single IS hie fi^. *>. bayley look, his brother's place as bowler at the upper end and commenced his■ first over wit la Ciie Howard played Matheson well to «iuarc-lcg for 2, and 60 appeared on ihe telegraph? Another change was made in he bowling at tho lower end, Coutts relieviog Mathieson. Tho result was m p eased rapidity In tho scoring, Howard , St a 2 and 3 off the third and fourth 7 bills. "Donkley played round one of J. Pnvipv's next over, and lost his middle R-7-3-60. N. Porch took his n ace and drove the iirst for 000. Howard . Jot three by a grand cut off Coutts, nnd , Ls clean bowled by F. Bayley's next 8- ; m 70 in his return lo the pavihoD, , Howard wa? loudly applauded Ho played , fgood forward inninas, aud although his j battin" was somewhat loose in tho earlier , pari, "he improved gradually as he ; mined confidence, Leahy joined I orch, j and Koley took tho ball at the toyer end. Leahy cut htm for one, after lettine two soft ones to the off pas* him unpunished. He also Bnicked F. Bayley for one, and cut Foley for another. Getting one of Bayley s splendidly to long-leg, Leahy scored the first 4 of the match, and evidently be coming excited, he put the next away to long-leg for another four. Me- I graph- SO. Leahy again let out at Foley, c and put him out ot bouuds for three, following it up with a couple of single?. N. Poich was "yorked" by E. Bayley's next I _9_l_Bß. Sutherland, the next man, suc cumbed to tho next ball, another "Yorker." [AOCKUSD COUHTBY CH.H3.-IST ISKINGS. W.Kwlnj.bG. Hwlev .. » - * 1 Brown, lbw, bF. B»yley_ -- .. 0 : Howard, b F. Boyiey •>« Bowden.bG. Bayler . « ■■ •• J ) O.Kwlng,oandbParrlnuton.. ..7 I F. Poroh, run out .. 3 ] Gray. lbw. b Klddltord .. „ - i Dunkley, b if. B»ylev J N, Porch, bF. Barley .. .. « 1 ' gntherland, bF. Bayley .. ... .. 0 , teshy. not ont .. - .. -is Byeß - - 5 leg-byes * Wldes .. .. 2 Total .. .. .. -8S ; BOWLING ANALYSIS, j Balls. Kuns.Mdns.Wkta.] ( G.Bayley .. .. 72 29 S 2 F.Bayley .. .. oo 23 A I Parrington.. ..20 5 0 X Riddiford ..» 20 5 2 1 Matheson .... 8 3 0 0 Coutts .-•• 8 0 0 g'■ Foley- „ .. 12 5 0 0 i

Parrington and G. Bayley each bowled a wido Taranaki went to the wickets "at 2.20 p,m., Beresford and Fulton facing the bowling of F. Porch and C. Bowden. Beresford played a maiden from Porch, and Fulton cnt bis first from Bowden into Grey's hands at point. Tho catch was a smart and very pretty one — I—o—o. Riddiford jook his place, and cut the first from Bowden for two, following suit on tbe last of the over for a single. Both might have been stopped by cover point, but were not. Porch had a maiden lecorded to his credit,, and Beresford cutting Bowden smartly, scored two. Several maidens followed in succession, but Riddi ford catting Pond splendidly ont of bounds, for three, spoiled tbe "run." Telegraph - 2-G-8. Bead, tbenextman. tookthelast of the over, aod Beresford added one to his score byalcgsini?ie, Four or five maidensfol lowed, aod Beresford cat Bowden through cover point's hands for two. Telegraph—lo. Opening his shoulders to the same bowler, drove him into deep field for two. Read cut one ont of Porch, through Dunkley's legs, and two resulted. Beresford snicked Bowden, and Brown fielding smartly, Bead who had run to the other end without any lesponse from Beresford, was run out. Telegraph—3—2—ls. Foley, the next Ban, drew Porch to lons-leg for two, and after farther maidens, Beresford was given out, let; before wicket—4—7—lß. Up to 3,30 p.m., the scoring was very Blow indeed. West Coast.—lst Innings. rnlton, o Urey, b Bowden .. ... 0 Betestord, lbw. b S". Poroh .. - 7 Ruddeford, b Bowden .. .. ... b Read, ran out .. - - ..2 Foley, not out 3 Parrington, run ont .. - - " Coutts, b Bowden .- 1 Total for six wloketa.. .. _ 22 The bowling analysis credits Bowden and Porch with nine maidens each, the former baring three wickets for ten runs, and the ■ Utter one wicket for twelve,

HARBOUR BOARD.

The fortnigbily meeting of the Harbour Board took place this afternoon, there being present: Messrs C. B. Stone (chairman), Lamb, Walker, McKenzie, Harper, Aickin, Mays, Ora, and Boatdman,

\ Kotioe to Mabiners.—A circular was waived from the Adelaide Marine Board, enclosing a notice to mariners re bearings of lightship moored in Germein Bay, f- pen cer Golf.—Agreed to acknowledge with flunks and give the notice the necessaiy publicity. Rock off Tibitiri. — A letter was wad from the Marine Department, Wellington, acknowledging receipt of the Board's communication re the baicrae:. Thames striking on a rock off Tiritiri, stating that that rock is specially nentioned in the "N.Z. Pilot," edition TO PaSe 18, and promising tbat if it should turn out not to be the same, steps Vill bo taken to have its position fixed.—lt Wfts resolved to request the Government to huoy the rock as soon as possible, as it is toy dangerous to navigation, Ponsdhby Wharf.—Edwin Swift wrote taring to take up the contract for the erection of the Ponsonby wharf at his original tender of £743. and asking for tho 'etnni of hisdepoait (£10), unleesthe amended *«nder (viz,, £843), were accepted. The difference was an error of calculation om the P*'t of his clerk,—lt was decided to call for tenders and to refer the question of retain? H the deposit to the Legal Committee Ww power to act. Calliope Dock. — Daniel Fallon ap plied for a three months' extension of the •ta allowed for completing the Calliope Hock, tho work having been delayed by an unexpected influx of water and tho difli ™ty of securing skilled labour. The engineer, in an appended memo., ad mitted the truth of the latter statement, Mo therefore recommended the extension.— Agreed to. .HOUDAY Bkcreation.—The secretary «the Devonport Steam Ferry Company "ttte requesting that, ia order to prevent orer-crowding on Easter Monday, they Jfflg he allowed to barricade and also have 9? sole use of the northern half of the Auckland ferry tee, besides erecting barrir «waon the Victoria Wharf.—ihe request • m refused on tbe ground that the tee is Pile property and, therefore, should not W % a private company. ' mi j«EFAGE,—sn application was re- Wed fro msame Co. for a reduction of {ihe tnarge for wharfage made in respect of the ?«fiers. Tongariro and Enterprise, which PS chartered and tan about four hours TO on the 9th Nov. last.-Befused.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

b. v Maroh 20,1883. »a Batk-bnyers, 43i i sellers, 40i J*l»Bnranoe-bniers. 57s WuJlntnrance-Sdlers.lOs Pd ABflM.°?«ana Meroantile-SDllers, £0 ffiuSft. 8*4 Boor-Seliere. £815s Nto J2J.TLm«?t-Sei ore, £7 6s iffisZ&S Shipping-Sellers,92j 20s SwiiiSPS? I '-31a-233 6d;sellers. 29j V iffi?! 61 6s Bd; Bellas, 6i 9d_ KtelS'Jsrlsl-BJs,) buyers. 64si sellers.. Ml; ---««»-B9 3d j sellers, pa ,

C ABLEGRAMS.

KKUTKB'S TKLHQRAM.

(Received March 20-2.30 p.m.)

BRITAIN AND MADAGASCAR. LONDON, March 19,

The Government have announced in Par liament that it is not intended to send any more war vessels to Madagascar, it being considered that H.M.S. I'ryad now there, will Suffice to watcb British interests. LONDON POLICE F.'RCE TO BE STKENGTHENED.

j Sir William Vernon Horcourt, Home Secretary, announced in tho House ot Commons to-day, that orders had beon given for tho increase ot tho Metropolitan police force by five hundred men, in order to provide for the better protection of public buildings. AN APPEAL CASE. In the appeal case Boyd v. Chamberlain, a demurrer to plaintiff's pleas hai been allowed by the Court of Appeal. SHIPPING. [PER MEBCHANT SUIITING AND UHDER. witrraßS' association.] Ariived : Norman McLeod, from Napier, > December 3rd. THE PROPOSED POSTAL CONFER. ENCG. Tho Government bas received a commu nication from New Zealand to the effect that a Minister cannot attend the proposed Postal Conference owing to tho approach ing Parliamentary session.

INSURRECTION IN ARABIA. LONDON, March 19,

A sorious Arab revolt has broken out nt Yemen, a province lying on the coast of the Ked Sen and Indian Ocean,

THE SOCIALIST SCAKE IN FRANCE, PARIS, March 18.

The projectod gatherings of Socialists in this city, to-day, wero complete fiascoes, owing to the small attendance.

THE N.Z. L. & M. AGHNCY CO. (LD.) MARKET TELEGRAM.

LONDON, March 15,

Wool: Superior clothing and combing washed, market easier; medium and in fe'ior greasy bave declined Jd to Id per lb. Superior greasy, market unchanged, but scoured and cross-bred are firmer. Lambs, market firm. Up to date, 208,000 bales have been sold, and 115,000 bales taken for export. The next tales aro limited to 350,000 bales, and will commence on 16th May.

AUSTRALIAN.

(Received, March 20th-12.50 p.m.)

SYDNEY, this day.

Latest betting on the Sydney Cup :-5 to 1 against Sweet William; 6 to 1 Stock dale; 7to 1, Mistaken; 10 to 1, Willeroo. [Keceived March 20, 3 p.m.] MR REDMOND IN SYDNEY.-A MINISTERIAL APOLOGIST.

SYDNEY, Tuesday.

It is understood that Mr Copclnnd, Minister ef Works, intends at onco resign- • ing his portfolio in consequence of the strictures passed on bis conduct at the banquet on Saturday last (St. Patrick's Day), when he was intoxicated and made an injudicious speech in favour of Irish men, and justified his refusal to grant a free railway pass to Mr Redmond. MELBOURNE, this day. OBITUARY. The death is announced of Captain Frederick Charles Standish, aged SO. Deceased was formerly Chief Commission! r of Police in Victoria. DESTRC CTIVE FIRE.

An extensive fire has ocurrcd at Messrs. Crispe and Swinboume's timber store, situate in Bourke-strcet, near Messrs Goldsboro's wool warehouse. The large stock of timber has boon completely des troyed. ____________

Dargaville Races.

(BY TELEGRAPH-OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

DABGAVILLE, this day. MAIDEN FLATS. Katipo ... ..- 1 Bryan O'Lynn 2 Lyric 3 An easy win. The totalizator gave a ' dividend of 24s MAIDEN HURDLES, Cock Robin 1 Ellerslie 2 Garry Owen 3 King Quail was leading but fell. Tbe totalizator dividend was £5 9), BUSOMENS' PURSE. Katipo 1 Harold ... 2 Chiquita 3 Dividend, 21s. This was an easy win for, Katipo, CUP. Moonstone 1 Lone Hind ... 2 Harkaway ... ' 3 Dividend—Thirty shillings.

THE ANCIENT STONE MATUATONGA.

(BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDKST.)

OHINEMUTU, this day. Te Kkrei, Tamati, Hopimana, and Boani have raised an opposition to the removal of the ancient stone Matuatongn, from Mokinio, which a number of natives lately presented to Mr K. Graham. The Btone has, in the meantime, been removed to the police station, pending the decision as to future disposition.

[FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT,] OHINEMxWr, this day. The Eacred stone image, said to have been brought from Hawaikaiin the Arawa canoe and buried at Mokoia, has been dis interred and removed to Lake Houso, and there is great excitement among all the Maoris belonging to the several faapus of great Arawa tribe in consequence. The image was dug up on the 15th by Maoris and Europeans, while rao3t of the principal natives were at Maketu. On the 17th, in the evening it wai brought from Island. Yesterday afternoon two leading chiefs, on behalf of the Arawai, swore an information against the offenders before Mr Whitcombe, J.P., who issued a search wgrrant. Constable Abrahams proceeded with this to Lake House, and took posses sion of the image, which he found locked up in the bath-house. The figure is pamed Mahia Ronga.ard representsahumanfigure in a sitting posiiton, with tho knees drawn up, the fore-ariua pressed against the breast, and the fingers flat on the throat nnder tbe chio. Its height is 4ft. Bin., and the girth at the broadest part is over 7f t. It weighs over a ton. It was buried about Bft, deep in the ground, and the body of a Maori child, a relative of a leading chief was buried over it, Additional irritation is caused by the body of the child having been dug up and thrown aside to get at the image. The information of stealing the relic is laid against Wi Keepa, Ngawhau, and Patera Pokino of Rotorua. The maoris Indignantly deny the right Wi Keepa to deal in any way with the relic, which belongs to every person of every hapu of the arawas. The chiefs who lay the information aro Te Kerei, lyaiaonu, Te Awe, Kotuku, repre denting Ngatirangiteaoere, and Hope To Warn, representing the Ngatuenukukopako hapus. It is-said tbat a strong tana of tho Ngatirangiwewehi is coming into Oliine mutu to-day. Generally tbeio is immense excitement, and the Maoris say that if they wero not confident that the law would avenge this outrage on them they would kill the offenders.

There was n 6 sign of the s.s. To Anau, now due from Fydney, up to the time at which we went to press. She may be ex : pected during this evening. The Maoris are determined not to be be hindhand in paying their respects to tho new Governor. It is stated that yesterday Mete Kingi Paetakci, a loyal chief of Wan ganui, waited upon His Excellency at We}, lington, and afteriormally welcoming him to the colony, invited him to attend a large native gathering to be held at'Wanganui in the first week of April. It is not known whether Sir William Jervois will accept the invitation ; but the date seems to be well suited to bis convenience, as he is announced to leave for Auckland on the 3rd April next, and he could thus call at Wanganui on his northward journey. However, as the natives propose to discuss the Waitangi treaty and other matters in regard to which they fancy they have grievances, it is not unlikely that His Excellency will prefer to havo •• the Government- of the colony ! represented on the occasion by one of tbe | responsible members of the Cabinet.

LATEST TELEGARMS.

—« ! IRU.-SELL, this day. Sailed : Glenolp, for Whangaroa. j Barnum, through hij agent, is trying to i arrange for nix natives to visit America and exhibit. The native parliament moets' at Waitangi to-morrow, when the siibjectj will receive due consideration. l

COROMANDEL, this day. The Hargrave Family concert last night drew a crowded house. Almost every item of the piogrammo was encored. Mies Annie Hurgrave's singing was groatly ad mired, and was pronounced worth moro than the whole charge of admission, lt wbt one of the most successful concerts over hold in Coromandel.

NEW PLYMOUTH, this day.

THE EXPLORATION OF THE KING COUNTRY.

The Alexandin correspondent of the "Taranaki Herald" has just wired: — "Mr Hurethousc left agniu ntSa.m. this morning for Mokau. Wetero To Rereugi aod a parly of Mokau natives are taking him through. Wahanui and Rewi bave agreed to railway exploration and survey."

WANGANUI, this day.

SEIZURE OF AN ILLICIT STILL,

An illicit still was seized yesterday afternoon iv tho bush about eight niilei from Palmerston, iv an out-of-the-way spot. Constables Gillespie and Stanton had long suspected that stitl wns there, and a few days ago found it after a long search. After waiting a considerable time and fivisg chase, two men named Jessopandi yke wero arrested. The still is a largo one. I

[ Wellington, this day. The following tenders havo been received for the Upake contract (formation and permanent way) on tho Wellington- Napier railway :-Accepted : O'Mullcy and Pepperill, Chrietchurcb, £14,793 De clined : Jay and Hayncs, Hawera, £16,651; Shields and O'Lea-y, Wellington, £18,987 . Martin Danaher, Auckland, £i 9,759 ; Kecs and Dawson, Masterton, £20,642 ; Parkor nnd Burko, Masterton, £22,641; T. B Girdwood, Masterton, £26,448.

CHRISTCHURCH, this day. THB GOVERNOR TO BESIDE IN

CHRISTCaUKCH,

It is stated on good authority that His Excellency tho Governor has given instruc tions to a leading firm of solicitors hero to purchac a line largo mansion in the suburbs of Christchurch from tho executors of a gentleman lately deceased. Should negotiations bo succersful, the Governor will reside here come months in the year. Yesterday the Hon. Major Atkinson informed the Chairman of tha Eailway League that a Commission had been ap pointed to report upon tbe best route for a railway trom here to the West Coast. Mr W. H. E. Pouching, chemist, Kaiapoi, has been missing for several days. Search patties havo been out, but can find no trace of him.

DUNEDIN, this day

In tho colonial artillery competitions, Dunedin scored 694, beating all Iho bat teries but Thames.

THE ALLEGED "MIRACU LOUS CURES."

Verdict, for Mr Milner Stephen,

CHRISTCHORCB, tbis day. The adjourned case, Georgo Collier v, Milner Stephen, to recover £2 2s, fie paid to defendant fer alleged care of contracted log of a girl, camo on again at tho Magistrate's court this morning. Additional evidence was called by plaintiff to prove that the contracted leg had not been cured, and that other patients alleged to havo been cored by defendant received no benefit from bim. For the defence three witnesses wero called, and testified to having received benefit trom defendant's treatment. The Bench had, no doubt, whatever that the judgment must be for the defen dant. Fraud had not been provod neainst Mr Stephen. Mr Collier, with full knowledge of defendant's antecedents took the child to Mr Stephen. It was a perfectly voluntary act. Mr Stephen had assured tho plaintiff tbat he could cure the child. There was nothing to show that de fendant did not beliovc, it was, pethap?, a pity that he should, but it was the more pitable that people should believe a man could cure by miraculous means, a disease that had baffled the nkill of men trained in tho noblest profession-thatof curing "the ills that flonh is beir to." Tho Bench didnot doubt tbat Mr Milner Stephen honestly believed in his power. It seems, also, that defendant took advantage of tlio joy of friends or ol paticnt3 supposed to bo relieved to extract from them worthless certificates. That seomod to b3 tho worst feature in tho case. There was nothing strange in Mr Stephen taking a foe. Ordin ary medical mon expected their feoa though they did not ellect a euro. In the present case there was no evidence of a contract to cure or not to oo paid ii Mr. Stephen had n> er said it was a perfect cure. Assuming thi' he had raid so he wonld be still en tilli'l to bis fee. Judgment would be for the defendant without costs.

COMMERCIAL.

Svsnino feTAR Offlcj. Tnecdsy.

Messrs B. Tonks and Co. sold to day SO kegs Taranaki batttr at 7d to 8d i al;?. a quantity of 09833 and hales ot leather at good prlc:s, The sale wes well attended by the trade. Mrlr. W. Baton held a frnlt Bz'e to-day.— Hobart apples. 4s to 7s 6d per rase; Anokland apples. Id to lift: qalnc.i, lid: plums. 3Jd; oooji nuts, 5s 9d por bag; onions, Ul per lb.

THE AUCKLAND EYEINIffG STAB, TUESDAY. MARCH, 80,



Meetings. ST. LUKK'S YOUNG MEN'S MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIBIY. The President (Rev. G. B. Monro) will deliver his insngoral nddresn In connection with this Boolety on TUESDAY ttVKNINU, March 20th, at 7.30 p.m. aU are Invited. „„_,— JAMES KNOX, Hun. Seoretary. "a O.S.—Tho Usual Monthly Meeting of £%.. Sonetnary City of Auckland. No. 8878, will be held in tbe Alexandratreet School room, at 8 o'olook, ■, O-MORKOW (Wednesday) KVESINO. Maroh 31st, 1883. Candidates from Courts to he In attendsnoe at 8 SO.-By ord*r. HBHRY T. GABBATT. BKICKLAYEKS' LABOUBEBS 80CIKTY.-The Half-yearly Mo tlrir of tho above Soolety will be held in the Working Men's Club on WKDNKBD AY. the 21st inst., at T. 39 p.ro.-MIOHAKL TOBIN. Secretary. WJT. HELIEB'S AND NORTHCOTE © LAND COMPANY (LIMITED). A Meeting of the Shareholders of the abovo Company will be held at tbe Company's Offloe, Shortland-Btreet, on WEDNESDAY, the 28th Instant, at 2.80 p.m. Badness i To receive Directors' Report and Election ot Dirootore. F. A. WHITE, Seoretary. Anokland. Maroh U, 1883. Qoodson.B .arcade. 00 22 oo oo 00 00 GOOD SON'S. f^OOD _ SON'S. OOD ~ SON'S. VJTOOD SON'S. QiO) com OO 22 an a« oflcn WW Tho accident to our vorandah has deprived us for tho time being of tho display in four of our windows, bat tho Arcado stalls romain the same, and, according to onr usual custom, we moßt cordially invito inspec tion ot our goods, irrespective , or any piirohaso being mado, and hope our friends will not hOßitate to look around within though deprived of tho usual facilities " without, by tho sorious aocident we havo ' sustained. LONDON LONDON ARCADE. ARCADE. o 88 00 (-lOOD BONIS 700 D ~ SON'S ■ .. I egg • taco rH'-ELEPHONB LINE OP BOYAfc J. MAIL COACHES, NORTH SHORE AND LAKE TAKAPUNAi TIME TABLE:- Leave Victoria Whahf, Devonport at IM and 10.20 0.m., and 2 and 120 p.m. Leavo Takapuna Schoolhouse at 8.15 and 11 a,m„ and 3 and 5.15 p.m. SUNDAYS. « Leave Devonport at 10.20 o.m. and 3 p.m. Leave Takapuna at 11.45 a m. and 5.15 p.m. FARE EACH WAY, ONE SHILLING. F. QUICK, Proprietor.



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McDermott, Tinsmith, Victorla-stroot ; \\7aNTeD, by respectable man, Em- V v plojment in Warehouse or Store.—RA, Post Offloe, Auckland. WANTED, Four strong Lads to dis tribute almanacs in town and suburbs, —Apply Kompthorno, Prosser, and Co., 9.30 to niorrow morning. nl ANTED, .Bricklayers and Labourers. -Apply to B. MUUngton, CoUege Hill, or to Bargood and Co.'s Now Bahdiog, Victoria street. WANTED, Apprentices for Chemist and Drngtist; nlso, for Wholowle DruKglat.-Apply, la own writing, giving parti oalarH to P.O. Bos 159. WANTED, a good general House Ser vant—Apply to Mrs Harbutt. Eoso banlr, North shore, or the Corn Broom Faotory, Cantoiniliauß i Btreet West »n/ANTK.D, a thorough General Ser- V » v»nt-Mrs J. L. Holland, Gralton Road. oornor Wynyordstreet ANTED, a good Genoral Blacksmith; must bo a good shoer.—Apply George Kidd, Ocooh Builder, ftp., Devonport. WANTED, a smart Lad to assist in Btablework, and unto himself generally nßofnl.—Apply to J. Smith. Lrapor, Queen-st,, ANTED immediately, Cook and Laundress (inothor sarvant kept and washerwoman evxry week) at Mrs whit combe's Beglitry, next to Market. WANIED, Servants, all classes.— tilrs Whttoombo's Reßlslry, open till 8.30 tills evoning, to meet over 10 nrgent needs, WANTED admired, tho Beautiful Butterfly Deßlirn (or Tickets at WMt onmbe's Show Card and Ticket atudlo, next tbo Market WANTED, an experienced Milliner for our Newmarket Branch Establishment; also, two respoctablo Youths to learn tho busi ness.—Apply Smith and Caughey, 300 and OT2, Upper Queen-Btreet, \/y ANTED, au experienced Assistant ' fir iho Drees Department: also, a Jnnlc<- Hand.—Aoplr .-imlih and Caoghey, SffO and 302, Upper Queen-Btroet \Aj ANTED, a respectable Girl as Ccok. VV —Apply to Mrs J. C. Firth, Mount Kdon. \\J ANTED, a pood Plain Cook nnd * ' Laundress.—Apply Mrs Ireland, Hnlrno Court, Parnell. WANTED, a gooa General hervant; housemaid kept — Mrs Chambers, Alboi t Park *.\T ANTED, two or three Draper's VV Assistants.— Apply at onco, A. Linabury S: Co., Queen-street. WANTED, A good General Servant; no washing. Also. Mm to do two days' Gardening per week.—Apply nt the Grange, Ponsonby, or W. O. Bonnes, Queen ■troet. WANTED, a competent Chccsemsker for tho To Awamutu Chceao ond Bacon Factory. Nono but a thoroughly practical man neod apply.—Apply by letter only, on or before tho 28th ot March, addressed to tho Socrotary ot tho Company. To Awamutu. \,y ANTED SEEN—Tbe Presh Berlin T T Wool, 3d per dozen ; Berlin Wool Slip pors, Ib Cd tho pair; and tho Extra Grand Show of Fresh Drapery at Dampler's. ANTED, a sharp, trustworthy Boy, 11 to 15, to make hlmsolf generally useful.—Apply to Freak, Whitehead, 95, Vic toria-street WANTED, Good Machinist for wax thread ; good wages; also 3 good in telligent youths ond a handy-man as porter, &o. —Northern Hoot Co,, Hobson-street. ANTED SEKN-'iho Fresh Lot of Black Kid Gloves, 2s; tho Stockings, at Gd; Gents' Felt Hats (summer), and the Extra Grand Show of Drapory at Dampier's. \\r ANTED, Strong Boy to dtivo a Cait, V V and mslso himaoK generally neofuL— Apply Anokland Fish Co., 207, Qaeen-itwet. VS7 ANTED, a good Hcrso and Harness V ? for spring cart.—Apply sharp Auokland Fish Ca, 207, Oaeen-Btreet. WANTED KNOWN —Just landed, direct from tho Canterbury growoio, Good Cooking Potatoon. Sample and prlco on application,—E. E. Davies, Nathan's Bond, Custom-house-stroot vy ANTED, to Soil at once, Furnituire * v and Effects by bacholors leaving town; a bargain.-Apply .Grocery, Opposite Lorno stre-itllall._ WANTED TO PURCHA'SK', Two good Iron Tanks.—Apply MoElwailn and Maunders, Builders, Northcote. WANTED SEEN-Tho Black Dreiis Sllks.ls lOd ftnd 2s 6d; Blaok Velveteon, ls Hd; Coloured Ditto, 2s Hd: and the Fresh Extra Grand Show ot Drapery at Dampior's. \&J ANTED, Two Young Gentlemen in a v* ' privato family, olther with or without board.—Mrs Fellows, Park Road, off Grafton Road. WANTED KNUWN.-To Lot, a small Farm of 25 aores good land at Mangeru. not far trom the Bridge,—Apply for particulars at the Mangere Bridge Htore. Mangere. Xjai AN TED a lew rCspectablo Boardei-s VV mtt private family.—For address apply to Mr Crowe, baker, Hobson-stroot. WANT E D.—Hosiery 1 Hosiery ! — Men's, Women's, Boys', Girls', and Children's, just oponed at Robson's Melbourne House, Ponsonby. WAN I ED, thiee Men at 7s per day to prooeed to Woiheko in the steamer Coromandel To-morrow, at 2 p.m., to work on a survey party at Cutting Linoß. Single men preferred.—Apply early to F. G. Ewington, nej;t r' Herald "offloe. [ WANTED, my late Customers to pay their Accounts to my son, or to Mr Mobos, at his Shop, Quoon-stroct. Either ro coipt will bo a sufficient discharge.—l. Phillips.. ANTED SEEN— TEe Quality of the Brown Holland at Cd; Slato Silesia, Id ; the Lace Curtains, at 3s Gd tho pair: and the other Frosh Drapery at Dampier's Door. %57 ANTED Tv SELL, good Six- VV roomod House and largo Allotment, oheap; with good view.—Georgo Sago, Oliphant stroet, Ponsonby. ' WANTED, by a Practical Gardener, a fewplaoos to keep in order, by day cr week.—Address1, J. Mnchat, caro of Mrs Hnlvoi: son, Alten Road. WANTED, a Kind foisou to adopt a fine henlthly little boy, 3 yoars of age.~ For address apply Star offlco. WANTED SEEN—Tho Ladios' Silk Neokorchiofs, 9d; Tho Boys' Suits, CS Cd; Girls'Frooks, Is Cd; and tho Extra Grand Show ot Frosh Drapory at Dampier's. WANTED, Partner in a genuino coi_~ corn that will pay £100 por annum. Capital required, £600.—Apply John H. STAR Oflice. ' WANTED, Picklo Bottles.-Bought in any quantity by tho Auokland Fish Co., 207, Queon-Btreot. - W Aft TED, Situation as Milliner or Saleswoman, 8 years experience; town oroonntry.—Addreea LT, Star office. WANTED KNOWN, Madamo Bot t tenolli has retnrned with' a splendid Stock ot Goods. Inspontion Invited. Approri , tlce wanted to the Dressmaking, - WANTED SEEN—The Dress Material" Gd and 9d • Coloured Shirting, Sd and 6d; Wool Shirting, ls and ls Id; ond tho Extra Grand Froth Lot of Drapory ot Dampier's. WANTED, couvonientto Quoe".;,^^ and Newton, Board a£i Residence in a privato family whcjrs no other lodgers are kept; roforences, ». Address J.D.L., Stab Offloe, \a/ANTED,-The best stock of Winter V v Hoaery in Ponsonby is to bo found a.t Robson's Melbourne Houso. Como and sco thorn. WANTED KNOWN-it cannot bo too widely known—that Chsrlos Kelsey and Co. k?ep no Imitation Bilver Jewelry what ever, the whole of tbeir large and choloe assort ment being Heal fc liver, whioh they guarantee.— Charles Kelssy and Co., two ooord below Morrin's, Ironmongers. WANTBD KNOWN-All Good Sir", gem will tell you that the Piano Mnslo In Dampler's, Hobson-street window are the boat known Songs In the world.



I Wantea. ' i \\T ANTED, Two good Carpenters,- I V V Apply to J. M. Haslett, Builder, Fort ; street. WANTED, v lirst-class Female cook i also, a Housemaid.—Apply Commercial Hotel, Shortland-Btreet. WANTED, a General Blacksmith; also, a Striker.—Apply Stab Offloe. WANTED sunn— xne Swiss Checked Muslin.fld and 8d; Linen Table Damask, ls and ls Cd; and the Extra Grand Show of Fresh Drapery at Dampier's. WANiED the public to know the Addresa of the lady Barber, 66,Grey atreot. Children carefully attended to. WANTED, Mr Montgomery, late with Handcock and Co., to call at Stau Olllco about a Bltuation. WANTED, a sharp, respectable Boy to deliver letters,—Apply G. RVney & Co. Fort-streot, WANTED, a few smart Lads, about 12 or 13 yoars old. — Young Broß'. Boot Factory, Durham Btreet East i mr ANTED, a Furnished Cottage of four VV or Aye lonin for blk or twelve months; torma ronst bo modorqto,— sZ. Stjr offlce. W~~ 'ANTED, Two or Threo Dairies of good Freih Butler; highest ossh prion given.—A. H. Nathan, Wharf, Qqrenstroet WANTED a young person as Nurse. Two young children. Must be Needle woman. Also, a good General Sorvant; refer -1 ences Indispensable. — Mrs Lionel Phillips, Collogo Hill. 3 WANTED KNOWN.—"The Start in Lifo" Service of Song, tonic sol fa; also, Words for Audience.—Mackay, Booksoller, Grey^streot ___________ WANTED, Ten moro Subscribers to oompleto number required for tha Art Union of Painting ot Maori woman and Child, i by Ilerr G. Llndausr.—Apply Paitrldge ana Woollama. . WANTED SEEN-The Dress Buttons, Id tho dozon; Shirt Buttons, 3d tho gross; Suporlor ditto, 2d the dozon; and the Grand Show of Fresh Drapery ac Damplor's. \\ ANTED KNOWN—Money ad- VV vancod on Porsonal and Collateral Be ourlty, repayable by wookiy Instalments. Bills Blßoounted.—Rao's Now Zealand Pawn Oilice, Darbv-Btreet , i ANl'itD to Sell, Paying Bosine«« in the City i good opportunity for an ener getic man, no teobnlcil knowledge required; satisfactory resnonß given for leaving; capital required only £650,—Address, Com, Post Offloe. Auokland. Y\, ANTED KNOWN—It you want to VV coo tbe latest Fashion (Aatamn and Winter, 1393), have a glanoo at Munro and MllUgan's Tailoring Window, In Hobson-Btreet WI ANTBD SEEN—Crape Trimmiog, Vt actually Is tho box of SO yards; Flowers (nrttflolal), actually Id tho bunch; and the Grand Show of Froßh Drapery at Damplor s. WANTED KNOWN—Charles Kolsoy and Co, bave jnßt received, In nowest dr s'gns, ao&olce aßSOrtmontof Silver Jowellery, all uuaranteed. Thoy keep no Imitation Silver. -Charles KeUoy and Co., two doors below Morrln'i. Ironmongers. - -/ANTED SEEN—Tho Bleached and YV Unbleaehod Calico, at 3d and Id, and tho other Fresh Grand Bhow of Drapery, at Dampler's Wakoflold-street Shop. _ & NTED Known—and well known.— Moaloy's Hosiery, Brettlo's Hosiery, Leicester Hosiery, at Robson's Melbourne House, Ponsonby. \»TANTED KNOWN, that Mrs T. VV Jones will open, on Thursday, Maroh 16th, the new shop of Mr Walker's, Bntoher. In Karangahape Road (noxt to the Greengrocers), with an entirely new Btook ot Berlin, Baby Linen, Ladles - Underfclothlng Md .Drapery Goods. N.8.-All goods will bo Bold at the lowest possible prloa for oasb.-Karangahape Road, Auckland. WANTED KNOWN, you can read or sow comfortably at night by using Dampior's Speotoclos at ls tho pair.—Hobson strcot Shop, ANTED HBUtffl- OHKAT TlU bkb I DHMAP Timbeb I And all other kinds ot Building Materials, oan be purohoeod cheaper and hotter than anywhereetae al the Hards of D.Golmk, Albert-street. There being at maanlactery for Joiners' Timber on the pre mises, the oustomer has as additional oppor lunlty of getting Buperlor timber, wheel rlahU' Material »!"«« In Btook, yy ANI E D JT NOW N TOAT JAMES OCUI'T. AMD 3 OOUTT, GENERAL DRAPER, LONDON HOUSE. VIOTORIA-3TKEKT WKST. AND NELSON-STREET. Having met with each Grand Success dnring tho Month of of bis GENUINE SALE, Has dcolded to CONTINUE IT FOR FOURTEEN DAVB GONTiNUK IT FOR FOURTBKN DAYS LONGER. LONGER. J.B. will be compelled to CLOSK THE BALE ON TBE SUt OF THIS MONTH, In ordor to prepare for the OPENING UP OF WINTER GOOD?, GOOD GINUINK BIRGAINS NOW TO BE COM* AND PROCURE THEM. WANTED KNOWN-Gilding I Gild ing 1 Gilding 1 -Now on vlow, an Ela borate Carved Gill Table. For Beauty of lloelgn and Workm»nßblpc*nnot bo equalled or snrpassed in tho Coionlo?. Inspection cordially invited. Ploture Fratti.ig and Gilding BopOt, VI, Qoeen-strcot (opposite Market Kntranoe). J. R. DE _"COURCY, MANiOSB. , iOMPAMON AND LADY'S HELP.— * ' A Situation In the abovo is offored to a Young Person, who, in return for her services, would bo woll remunerated, and enjoy a com fortable home.—For address apply StabolUoo. A'WKLL^EDDCaTED young Man, aged 24. rocontly arrived from England, wishes to obtain a Situation as Book-koopor, or in any position ot trust Will mako himself genorally usoful; good roforenoos.—Address " lago,"STAit Offlco. TO BAKEKS.—Wanted, a Good Hand Immediately.—Apply 0. Johnston, Union Bakery, ParneU. WAITAKEREI BAW-MILL.- Wantod known that I can supply Tim ber as Cheap as any producer in the provinoo without raising tho prioes when othor mills havo no logs. Having tramways, my timber Is foiled in the winter and is moro durable; tha sap almost equal to the heart of what is f ellod In tho summer.' Havo now In stook. Builders' Timbers nnd Cabinetmakers BOleotod, Broad Boards, in Kauri, Rimu, and Kahlkatca. Orders shall have my best attention.—JOHN Smyth, Waltakeroi, Ist Maroh. ISB3. j>o BBICKMAKERf.—Wanted, Brick- I mokers to work on shores or otherwise.— Apply G. Sibbin, Qucon-etroot OaDp. ST. HELIER'S AND NORTHCOTE LAND COMPANY (LIMITHD). A Call (the flrit) of One Shilling and Tbrto penoe (ls 35) on tho Capital ot the Company haa this day been made, payable at the Company's Offloe, Shortiand-tt'eet, on or before the 29th March, 1883. P. A. WHITE, Seoretary, - Anokland Maroh 13,1883. c . i aca meaicat. FOR WINTER COUGHS AND BRONOHIAI. IRRITATION. TRY SYRUP OF JjJuCALYPrUB WITH HYPOPHO3PHITE OF LIME AND QUININE. FOR INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION AND OHRONIC CHEST AFFECTIONS, gYRUP OF EUCALYPTUS WITH HYPOPHOBPH.ITB OF LIMB AND QUININE. Is most oertalnly Alter wive abd Curative. TRY IT FOR BRONCaiTIS AND ASTHMA. Address ;- THE PHARMACY, QUEENrSTREET. OCTOR ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAL AND STEEL ' PILLS. - This most popular modiolno of the day. pricO 2s 6d'a box-Colonial Agents: Messrs Shahmnß Si Co.. opposite tho'Poßt Offloe, Auokland. ■• rpHE ECLECTIC PHARMACY^ Tho acme of elegant Medical Establishments. Toi? of Grey sthkkt, CObnkr of Piit-euhbm; CHARLES BUTCfIEB. ' Pure, g a moy lie AOlD> With Full Instrnotlons tor nao in Faon Preskkvinu, &c„ at the ENGLISH PHARMACY, RATTRAY'S BUILDIN3S. QUBEN-STRBET, Jas. A. Hasleit{"^Bd^«- ---' TutHPaoNic No. 10. PROTECT YOURSELF FBOM MOS QUITOES by using SHARLAND'S KOMA, Is, 6d. a bottle.-Sold by SHARLAND AND CO., opposite the Post-office. T' -JU-OTICE OF PARTIiTE^SHIfi Tho undersigned have this day ontered into Partnership as Civil Engineers nnd Surveyors, 1 " '"' ' iktoneM JAMES STEWART. . (Signed) igHLEY Jt HUNTER.



j To Let, npO LET, Two-roomed Cottage—scullery, iJL olty water, near Graham-street.—Mr Carr, , bootniaaeri Victoria street West. TO LBT, House ana anop in Victoria street ; also oven and bakehouse.—Appl; .' to Mr Stevenson, Nelson-street, oorner of Baker street j rTIO LET, House and Shop in Upper I I. Symonda-strett, occupied at present by Mr Brookef, Hairdresser, Sec. : rent low to a good tenant —Apply to T. B. Heath, Boot and Shoemaker, next door. | rilO LET, two Unfurnished Booms in ' J- Caetnmhonee-Btreet West, opposite Mi Winstone, Firewood Yard. fpO LET, a convenient Mix-roomed 1 I Cottago at Conquest Place, with large garden and stable; rent low to a good tenant.— ! Apply M. Ryan, Grooer, Parnell. TBtO LET, a .Blacksmith's Shop.—Apply H W. HaU, next Clanricarde Hotel, Albert street; TO L*T, those very desirable aud cen trally situated Promises no w in occupation I of Meßsrs B. Gittos & Sons (who are removing opposite), Wyndham street, just at junction ol ■ Queen-street.—Full particulars from D.F. Evans, Estate Agont, Quoen-streot. ri'O LET, Brewer-street, oil Grey-street, JL Cottage or i rooms; rent, 8s 6d por week. —D. V. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street, next Bank ot Australasia, rrw LET, a Seven-roomed Houso in l Karangahapo Road.—Apply to T. Belcher Corn Store, Karangahapo Road. „,■ .; ; rrio LET, for a term of nearly 5 years, i -I- Hay and Corn Store ia Upper tfobson Btreet, dolog a good bnslneßß.—For particular. apply at tho Store to Jamea Hiokoy. T"JT\O LET, Unfurnished Room, with use l of Kitchen. Wanted, Apprentices to the Dressmaking.—T, Matthews, Grocer and Fruit erer, Viotorla-street West. ' j O LET, in Vinccnt-streer, Nicely I Furnishod Bed and Sitting-room; uso ol kitohon,- gas and water laip on; privato family. —Address, office this papor - -■■' f 110 LET—A ifamily Residence, con3ist- A Ing ot ovor 20 rooms, with evory con venience — gas, water laid on, plunge and shower-baths, &o.' Suitable for a flrst-class boarding ostabUshmont. Flvo minutes walk from tho Post-office.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queon-street, noxt Bank of Australasia. nSO LET, a Five-roomed Houte in Wei. r Ilngton-stroet, opposite Wood's Butchery. —For address, apply Star Office. rpO LET, Five-room House, Upper 1 Queon-street; gas and water: rent, 10s (id. Also, New Four-room Cottago, Edon Terrace; rent, Bs.—Apply W. J. Heath's Store, Charlotto streot (New North Road), by Riding Sohool. raO LET (Remuera)-To"Let,~Dwelling I Houbo and 6 Acres. Victoria Road, Romuora, noxt below residonce of D. B. Cruick- Biiank, Esq., and at present occupied by Mr Donis Kelly. The property is very pleasantly situated. Houso contains fl rooms and out buildings,—D. F. Evans, Land Agont, Quoen streot rr\o LET, Shop and Dwelling, corner of I Collego Road and Greonwood-strcot; rent, 15s per wook,—Apply M. J. Moore, Victoria street . rpO LET OR LEASE, Shop Victoria «. street (next Theatre), lately ocoupled by M, J, Brennan, Draper,-B. TONKS fc.Co. MOUNT ROSKILL ROAD. — New Seven-roomed Honso, with large stone olntern, and every convenience,—Enquire Post offloe, Mount Roskill Road. CABINKTMAKEKS, ironmongers, Grocers, and others.—To let, all that Fine Spaciouß Shop at the junction of Pitt and Grey streets, lately occupied by Bayley and Co. Tho best business stand out of Quoen-Btroet. Plato glass windows, water and gas laid on, and good living accomodation. Rontlow.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agont, Auckland. For Bale. |jiOK SALE, a few choice Canaries.— r Apply Mr 7. Lipscombe, Store, Ponsonby Road. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, a bargain, Nice Verandah Cottago and Freehold Allotmont (33 x 99), sltuato in Exoter-streot, Newton. Prioe, only £100.—D, F. Evans, Estato Agent, Queen-street. • (756) |70R IMMEDIATE SALE, cheap, a r Now and Well-flnishod Vorandah Cottago, i rooms, BCiillory,&o„flttod with register grates, oven. Sec, Sec.: allotment 8(5 x 80. Price, Only £225. Owner determined to sell,—D. F. Evans, Estate Agont, Queen-street (198) If OR SAL X, Two Rood 400-gallon Tanks, F nearly now; tape and connections.—Apply Mr F. Llpoomb'* Store, Ponsonby Road. SALE, William-street, new voran dah Cottage of 1 rooms, all well finished, fitted with register grato, colonial oven, cup boards and dresaer; water laid In from main; wash houso, &c. Allotmont, 33x90. Price, £350. —D. F. Evans. Estato Agont, Quoen-streot, next Rank ot Australasia. li>OU SALE, cheap, 100 Acres Good W1 Land, 2 miles from Wulkomlti Railway Station; vory suitablo forfrutt growing; splon didly eholtored from south-west wlnda. Albo, 20 Acres at Now Windsor, near Whau Railway Station. In lots to suit purchasers.—Apply Q. 8., Panama Houso, Symouds-stroot (near Supremo Court). SaLE, Hacxctt-strcct, Ponsonby, New Verandah Villa of Six rooms, fittnd with Register Grates. Colonial Oven, Cup board. Dresser, Sea., O'OBO to the Roach. Price, £350.— l. F, Kvans, Kst*<e Agont, Queen-street, next Bint ot Australasia, 719 - IfOR IMMEDIATE SALE, good invest. 0 ment, wlthta City Boundary, large Oornor Allotment, ovor bait an aore. In splendid garden, paddock, fto., Sec, Also, good Sis roomed Verandah Villa, Btable, and sundry outhmmoa, &o, fto, sltuato oorner ot Randolph and Glo coster streets.—Fall particulars from D. F. Xv ens, Estate Agent, Quoen-itreet ITH. FOR SALE OR LEASE (Northcote) Handsome Villa Ro-ldence. now and splendidly flnlnhed off. bow window, Sco, Sec, grand view, and a boantllnl allotmont, with water frontage, about 60 x 200, partly fenced and planted, within three mlnntea walk 27 Stokes's Point Wharf. Terms very easy.—D.E. Evans, Eatato Agent, Qnoen-street. IJ'UR IMMBDIATE SALE—StOKeas s 1 Point, Northcote—A Splendid Corner Allotmont, main road, about oue mile from wharf, with a frontage of 200 ft to Great North Rood. Price only £150. Must bo sold at onco, A groat bargain.-D. F. Evans, Estato Agont, Queon-street FIOE SALE, Handsome New and Well flnishod Vorandah Cottago of i rooms and lean-to. with large collar convenient for wood and coal, together with tinvFutrolturo, Gas Fittings, Reglstor Grate, Leamington Range, and other oomforts; situate in Bond- Btroot. Prico, only £300.—D. F. Evans, Estato Agent, next Bank of Australasia. (HOR SALE, Cnstomhouie-itreet West, good Business Sites, leasehold. Lot No, 111. 50x00, together with the Shop and Buildings erected thereon, as now occupied by Messrs A tkinson and Co. Ground ront, £10 per annum. Leasehold 5 yoars to run. To no had ohoap,— D. F. Evans, BBtnte Agent Queen-Btreet. _ FTIOK immediate Pale, a great Bargain, ' Verandah Cottage, seven rooms, fitted with register grate, colonial oven, good well, together with Six Freehold Allotments, boing numbers 103,161,163,112,113, and 114; situate in Bond-street The lot is offered for £300-a groat bargain. — D. F. Evans, Estato Agent, Quoen- S treat , *-' jjiOß Immediate Salo and Cheap.-Ver. «F andah Cottage and valuablo freehold Al lotment, situate on Main Road, Ponßonby, near top of Shelly Beach Road. Cottage contains 1 room*) ont-bultdlngs, Ko.; allotment, !Q x 100, with right-of-way about 20ft wide; very con venient and good position. Prioe, only £250.— D, ST. Evans, Estate Agent Queen-street (851) TO RE DISPOSED OF, 4,000 New Fine Flour Bags. SO and 100, In quantities ta suit purchasers. No roasonablo offer refused.— Apply to Auokland Dairy, Hobson-street, |p O H S A Z E, ON* qr ibs Best and most CENTRALLY CITUATED TTOTKL9 EN IR ALLY (SITUATED JtIOTELB IN QUEEN-STREET, Doing a large and increasing trade. None but principles dealt with. Apply W. & J. PRATER, Land Agents, N.%, Insuranco Buildings. |pOR MALE, in Gladstone Road, a most Mj convenient Q-roomed Cottage and large allotment; grand view ot harbour. Prioe, £150 —£150 cash, balanoo oan remain on property. Six-roamed House in Manukau Road, near fit. Mary's Chnroh, In first-class order. Prioe, £360. Terms oan be had. Five-roomed Cottage, quite new, and good allotment, off Manukau Road, In Nowmarkot. Price, £350. Anplyto W. & J. FRATER. Estato Ageflt, N Z. Insurance Buildings. P O "R SALE, I? ALLOTMENTS. STOKES'S POINT (Main Road): 41 x 23L £11. —AVONDALE: i aore (opposite sohool), £91.— COLLEGE ROAD: Allotment, 33 x 100, £0 per foot-NEWMARKET: Choice Cornor Alfot mont,£Ho. ELLERSLIE (close to Station); 63 x 160, £1 per foot EASY TERMS.-A .no, several desirable Cottages, on terms to suit purchasers. -LABOUR EXCHANGE AND ESTAI.E AGENCY. High-stroCt. \ T. Carter, Manager g|il£E CLAY. XpIRE CLAY. HEMATITE PA I N'T, FOR SALE, CHEAP, FIRE PLAY AMD HEMATITE PAINT In quantities to suit purchasers, Fov dawplea a^d farther particulars, apply tcj EL MITCHELSON $ Co,, 19. QDEEN-3TREEr, VBWCASTLE pOALS, 1,500 Tons best household and blacksmiths' now discharging Ans may be had at SHipiS SI3XE OR DELIVERED. W. & Q. WINSTONE.



Atatisamonte. rICKETS for the GRAND CONCERT, THURSDAY, 29th March, Choral Hall, to be had at - Miaa Tentecberg's, E. Wayte's (N. v, Lennox's), links' Victoria Hotel, and from Membsrs of the Belief Committee. Hall Tiokets, Zs 6d| Gallery, la. F. PROEB?TINGt. Hon. See. ONBOINBK DANCING CLASSES.— Juvenile. Saturday Attemoon; Adult, Evening. — Partlonlara from MI3B VAILE, Leloegwr Villa. College Road. Sporting. rpAKAPUNA RACING CLUB. NORTH SHORE RACE?. EASTER MONDAY. FLYING STAKES ot 10 soys. HANDICAP HURDLE RACK Ot 10 SOW. KABTER HANDICAP ot 100 BOVB. NOVEL RACE Of 28 soys. HANDICAP BTEEPLHOHASE of 75 SOYS. CONSOLATION HANDICAP Of 20 SOV6. Under A.R.O. Rules. . Homos carried Fieo ri er Ferry Boats. Good Stabling on application. T. PEEL, Hon. Seo. nailwavs. IWTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Auckland Section. ' Easter holidays. On THURSDAY, March 22nd, tho 4.15 p.m. rain from Auckland will run through to Te LWamutu. - GOOD FRlDAY.—Trains will run as on Sun ays. ■ A . . ■ PARES:. Return tiokets at return tioket rates, issued rom THURSDAY, 22nd, to MONDAY, 26th. .ill bo available for return until WEDNEB IAY, 28th instant. A. V. MACDONALD, * Distriot Manager, Shipping. |fiOR LONDON DIRECT. ■■■■■ TO FOLLOW TBE LOCH CEBE. The fine dipper bsrquo FAMENOTH, 00 AI at Lloyd's, 983 tons register, W. C. Anld, taster. Superior accommodation for saloon and eoond oabln passengers. For freight or passage apply to CRUICKSHANK fc CO.. Agents. 18. Qaeen-street, Auckland, March 19, 1833. Board ana nesiaence, Z^; 3 C O T I A HOTEL, 3 HOBSON-BTREET. Board and Lodging.. 20s por Week. Board and Lodging.. ..„■...per Day, le. OLD CLUB PRIVATE BOARDUS G HOUSE. Eden Crescent, Anokland, within hroe minutes, walk of the Railway Station, rVhnrf, Post offlco, Suprome Court-house, and Janks.—First-olass Accommodation for Visitors rom the Coast and Conntry Districts. Apart uents on suite for Ladios and Families. Plunge md Shower Batha. Letters and telegrams iddrossedi o tho Manager, Old Club Private 3oardlng House, Edon Crescent, Auckland,will ecoivo prompt attention. ri OVEKNOR BROWN 15 HOTEL, UT HOBSON-STREET. 3oard and Lodging „. .20s. per Week. ISinglic Room 255. per Week. .Lost ana Founa. LOST, Black Velvet Apron, Crewel worked, In Victoria-street.—Finder will so rewarded on leaving same atjUigglns, Tailor, Victoria-street. LOS r, a Meerschaum Pipe mounted with Bllver,—A suitable reward will be given in returning Pipe to Star Offlce. LOST, a Gold Earring, between Karanga hapo Road and Three Lamps, Ponsonby.— Findor will bo rowardod by returning same to John Hollowny, Edinburgh-street, Newton. LOST, on Sunday, from Hobson Hotel, Eox Pup.—Flnaer rewarded; any one de taining Bfttoo aftar notico will be proaoonted. FOUND, on Saturday, a Brooch.— Owner can get lt at tbe Stab office. BJIOUND, on Sunday, in Ponsonby, Silver C Watch and Chain.—Apply to Wm. Stonex, Lower Express Stand, Queen-street. S~TR~AYED or Stolen fromlhe Domain Browory, Newmarket, a Colloy Bitoh, black nnd tan points, about four months old.—Ono Pound reward will bo paid by Alexander Hogg, Newmarket. Licensing wowces. ' pAKAPUNA LICENSING DISTRICT. Tho following being tho result of the Poll for tho Eleotion of tho Lioenaing Committee for tho abovo district, taken Maroh 19,1883— Dovonport. Lako. TI. Henry Brett .. .. 23 B—3l Robert Mackay .. 23 7 - SO Edward Bartley .. 22 7—29 Robert H. Duder .. 38 8 - «« William H. Brown.. 18 6-21 Matthow Slattory .. 20 I—2l 1 deolaro the flrst five gentlemen to bo duly elected: and I appoint, as the timo and place for tho First Mooting at whioh to elect a Chair man, 4.30 P.m. on THURSDAY, March 29, at the store of Messrs Duder Bros., Devonport. "-"'A A THOS. SEAMAN, v Returning Officer. March 20.1583. Gazette In BanKruptcy. 7gMmim> IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DIBTRIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. ~*-.,.', In tho matter of " The Debtors and Credi tors Act, 1876," and the amendments thereto, and tho bankruptcy ot Richard Colss Jordan, of Tanranga, settler, a Debtor, A Meeting of the Creditors of the above named Debtor will be held on THURBDAY. tho 22nd day of Maroh, 1883, at the Supreme Court House, Anokland, at U o'clock In tbe forenoon, for the purpose of considering the application Ot the Debtor for an Order of Discharge. A. D. BENNETT. Trustee IN THE SUPREME COURT OF KEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN JODIOIAL DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY, In tho matter of "The Debtors and Cre ditors Act, 1878," and the several amend, ments thereof, and of the fiankruptoy Ot John Kemp, a Debtor. This Is to notify that John Kemp, of Puke kohe, in the Provincial District of Auckland, in New Zealand, Buildor, has. this day filed a statement that he Is unable to meet his engage ments with his Creditors; the First Meeting of his Creditors to be held in the Supreme Court Building, Auckland, on FRIDAY, the 30th day of Maroh. 1833, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, Dated this 20th day of March, 1883, G. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. William Thorne, Queen-street and Vulcan Lane, Auckland, Debtor's Solicitor, IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRIOT. In the mattor ot«' Tho Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876," and the several amendments thereof, and of the Deed ot Assign ment made between Gnfi.tiiE Akibb of tne flrsi part, William ObUsh Daldy the j-oungar end Joseph Craiq therela described of the aecond pari, and all the Cbbditobs of the B&ld George Akew m the third part, da»ed iho 27ch dßy et February, 18<3, and filed ta this honour abio Conrt on tho 28th day ot February, 1883. Notice is hereby given, that on Wednesday, the fourth day of April, ISSS, at eleven o'clock a.m„ or the first day thereafter th»t tho Court shall Bit, an application win be made to iho Supreme Ooun of New Zealand at Auckland, sitting in Bankruptcy, for q declaration of the cocmleto oxeoutlon of a curtain Deed ot Assign ment, mado the twenty-seventh day ot Feb raary, 1883. between George Akers of the first part, WlUlara Crush Daldy the younger and Joseph Craig therein described of the leoond part, and all the Creditors of the said George iters of tho third part, and filed In the said Supreme Court on the tweittyolghtb aay ot February. 1883. and which said Deed wail assented to In writing on tbelOth day ot Maroh, Bated at Anokland this 19th flay ot March, , 1888' HUGHEB IS GKORGE, Eololco-s for the Trustees.



Fublio Notioeß. COMMERCIAL DINING ROOMS, OVER RATTRAJC'S BHOP, QUEKN-STREBT. The undersigned having taken the above Rooms, begs moat respectfully to Inform tho Dmlng Pabllo or Anoklana and vioidlty that ho will use hlB best endeavours to make these Roomg the moat Popular Hcstnurant lnQaeen street, by having a good daily BUI of Fare good attendance, with moderate ohargea and clean- Uneßß. Tbe Dining-room, 00 x 10, the Largest In Auokland, Is suitable far Punllo or Pilvato Dinners or Meetings. There is also a Reading and Smoking-room, lavatory, and other con veniences. ,» x... ,=» - G. ROBSON. Maroh IS. 1883. EASY Shaving, Fashionable Haircatting. Refreshing Bhompoolng, at the Lady Herbert, 66. Grey-street. tpISHER & CO. (LIMITED). NOTICE TO CLUBS, BOTBLKtEPXRS, DAIRY ME*, AND THB GEfiERAL PUBLIC, We guarantee to havo a constant supply of good quality ICE, commencing early in the Beason, at the Lowest Possible Price, We are Importing a Machine equal to turn out Twenty (20) Tons per day. We make this announcement so that our customers and all requiring Ice may order with sonfldenco Refrigerators, and make any pro vlalon for storing it. EAT FOR MATAURA.-Orders will be taken by Fisher and Co. (Limited) for Ma°tama. Ed in *£**W the A Vvnn& A£, U HORTICULTURAL Vft/ ORMS in Children nnd others are v , removed, and an effectual oure caused, by using SHARLAND'S WORM POWDER? lß.apaoket.-SoldbyJ. 0. SHAJRLAND AND CO.. opposite Poßt-offlce. oa^auaj>lu A«D 4- e ( "I 11 XO £10,000 LENT on Building &L. .„ .„..SS clety Prlnolpleß, or on othe? terms to enlt borrowers. Allotments bought snd Houses built on weekly payment syetem. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See Ust ot Properties for Bale on 4th page. Six per oent allowed on monoy deposliod for Inveßtment. -0. WiLHjMEON. Land, Estate, and Financial Ageil and Yaloator.l B.Vnloan Lane. ripHK. improved engraved self-inking En * dorsing, Dating, and Numbering Machines. Indispensable to Bankers, Lawyers, Merchants, Sec—E. Wooding, Manufacturers' Agent, High street. PART 111. PICfUREBQUE J^ICW 2jKALAND AND M ONTHIjY News. KOW READY. «* TO BE HAD AT ALL BOOKBBLLERS AND STATIONERY PBIOK :-ONE SHILLING. FLEAS, and other Insect Pests, flee before SEGRETTTS INSECT POWDER, the most effective known. Prioe, ls. dd. a tin.— Colonial Agents: SHARLAND & CO., opposite Pogt-offlog. £10,000 TO LEND In Suma of £3,000 . and upwards.-F. J. Moss and Co., Short iand-street. CLEARINGOUT SALE OF CUTLERY. THOMAS SAMUEL, being compelled to 31earotft his Stook of Cntleryin conseouenoo >f the PREMISES COMING DOWN and no ither Shop being obtainable is now SELLING )SF the whole of the Stock at an Enormous iaorlfloe. The Goods are from the best Sheffield nakers. and wiU have to ba sold st any prioe. - Consisting of—Best Ivory Table and Desert Knives, Lockwood's and Johnson's Beet Pooket Knives, fc leotro-plated Forks, Spoons, Cruets, ko. Nevada, and Nickel silver Forks, and Spoons, Buperlor Scissors and Razors. WHOLESALE AND BETAIL. THOMAS SAMUEL, IMPORTER OF CUTLERY, 16. Queen-street (Oppoalto Town Olook). "TNDIA AND CHINA TEA JL WAREHOUSE.' Landing, ex Crownthorpe, from London. MOlk'S SUPERIOR FBKBH HEBIUNfIS. lib. tins ■• ~ Kippkbed „ lib, tins „ CHOICE HkERIHGS IR SHBIMP 3AUOB „ Smoked Red Herrings „ New Or u*os Marmalade Anglo-Swiss Mile. Ez Arawata, Rotomahana. and Walrarapa, 745 PACKAGES INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. Medium to Very Choloe, in ohests, halves, and boxe?. Thess shipments include some ot the cheapest lines sold on the Australian Market this year. -Tredk. Whitehead, ' 85. VIOTOBIA-STRBBT. TW O T l a E. BEES WAX! BEES WAX I Parobased In any Quantity for Cash. Buyers of Fungus and MuntE Metal. Having purchased In China a Fine Assort ment ot Teas himself, JAMES AH KEW oan confidently recommend them, and trusts that all his old Customers, and the Pabllo generally, will avail themselves of this splendid opportunity and oaU early to bny hia Superior Congou, Best Flavoured Kooloo. Shouohong. and various Mixed Teas, Bulled to every tastei He has also on hand Japanese Ware. Preserved Ginger. Orookerywarei silks. Handkerchiefs, and other oommodltiee too numerous to mention. Note the Address I— JAMES AH KEW ft CO.. „ ffli. Queen-street. COUGHS, COLDS, and LUNG DISEASES are speedily cured by taking SHARLAND'S CHERRY PEOTORAL.-^ia at 2s. 6d. and 4s. 6d. a Bottlo by SHARLAND AND Cft, opposite Post-office. TAMES REID & SON Bog to call the attention and oaref ul considera tion of those about to Furnish to the Very Favourable Piuousof ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE. Having Introduced Steam Power, they are pro pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other house in town. JAMES REID & SON, Fubniture Emporium, HOBSON-STREET (2nd Sho from Victoria-st UNION OIL. SOAP, AND CANDLE COMPANY LIMITED). MANUFACTURERS O? COMMON AND TOILET SOAPS, CANDLES, PEANUT. AND OTHER LUBRICATING OILS, Soap and Candle Works: Pabnell Oil Workl I OUSTOMHOUBB-BXKBBT WEST. Warehouse and Offloes; Lower Albert BIBEETi Cash Furohasers ot tauow and Rough Fat. Delivery taken at their ParneU Works Warehouse. ■ WO S B O R N E, • Estate, Land, and General Com mm ton Agent. 81. Queen-street. Anokland. T. •- H. Cooke, 44 and 46, Victoria-street, Bon to draw tha attention of Ladles and Gentle men furnishing to their LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF ■pURNITURE, oomprising Drawing and Dining-room Suites. Iron and Wood Bedsteads, "Wardrobes with ss panels. Sideboards Cheffonlers, Hall Tables and Hatstands, Office Tables, Chimney and Toilet Glasses, Dining Tables, Cane Chairs In great variety. Toiletware, Drawers, Wash is* ds, &e„&c. /CARPETS, Including Brussels, Tapeßtry, Kidderminster, and Felt Carpets, Hearthrugs, Coir and China Mattings, Stair Carpets, LinoMfim, Flooroloth. Door Mats Wool Mats, Bed-rcom Rugs, &c T>EDDKG ot all kinds and of the best quaUty. Hair Wool. Flopß, Cocoa Fibre, and Flax Mattresses. "Spring Mattresses, including the Paten Wire Wove Mattress ;Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows: Kapok Beds, Bolsters and Pffiows. and Pal aases. T. & H."cOOKE. 11 AND O. VICTORIA-STREKT. {Factory, ElUott-straotJ Wm. McArthur & Oo„ AUCKLAND. TO DEALERS IN PANCJT OOODB, EARTHENWARE. CHINA AND GLA AND GENERAL STORKKKBPITOS Ptain and Fanoy Stationary Perfumery and Toilet Soap« Brush ware and Combe Table and Pocket Cutler; K.P. and B.M. Goods Iron Bedsteads Mtrrort and Fanoy Furniture Clocks, Watches, and JeweUerr Tobacoo, Cigars, and Pipes Mtulc£ Instruments Earthen w&ra, China, and Glass Vases, Flower-stands, fee. Parian Ware, Plotures Pmbm. Hand Bags, and Baskets Cricketing Appointments Lawn Tennis aad Badminton Archery and Croquet Indoor Game*. Toys, Sec



Public jwoticea. JgOARD OF EDUCATION. EASTER HOLIDAYS. Ihe; Barter Holldoys for Schools In and near wSiSi^'^ at 16? Thames, will be from jgjg&&jjg^ Macbeth T lS ATIONAIj LEVER 53-™-Adams- watchmaker. R,A^l! ~Wllcn do rata cease to be rats t PHOSPm^pfo™^^ m6al ff SHARLAND'S Sold TFJf! ,eZ.£P then corpses) I tmja.lmL SjAS" & co- Shortland-street. CMi WW MOIL OFFICES.-The City cK^/ 2 ;rr/oi,^ nc,erk' T°™ m N°"B^fci^^^ a'l Debts owing SES& LIQUIDATION UF TIF UNION HTACH GOLD-MINING COMPANY LIMITED. NOTICE TO CREDITORB. All persons having olalms against tha above named Company are requested to f arntih par- Honiara thereof to the nude: signed at his offlce Insurance Buildings, Qcoenstreet, Anokland. on or before the 3lßt day of Marcn. 1883 prior to the distribution of tho Besots of the oorop «ny, otherwise such claims will not be reoognised. J. FRIAR CLARKE, Auckland. 19th March, 1833. ""'«"■*»■ O EMU ERA ROAD DISTRICT, Rates for current year must be paid to the «? Uisj£r'-M/ T- Dlnnisou, Newmarket, boforo be Bned'tor nnpaid at that time wUI B. TONKS, Chairman. IVWO Young Ladies wish to inform the S Gents of Auckland that they havo Innt X? & Au«kl^^. and have takeSftheUpstSr Weloom* 0 Cu3tomhouße Hotel. FortJffit* ___^^^ Elcclesia^tica'. QT THOMAS'S CaURCH.-Mission " .2. Services: Special Sermon TO-NIGHT at 7,30 p,m. by the Roy. J. g. Hill. mwn* « fHSA £ K~IT ROYAL". GOOD FRIDAY. S P E C I A ITe R V I C E (Under tho conduct of tho Young Men's Chris. tinn Association), COMMENCma-AT 7.30. Doors open at 7. ALL ARE INVITED. Tenders, j^EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. MIDDLE ISLAND. 100,000 SLiEPEBS. WRITTEN TENDERS will be Motived at IWi Offlce up to noon on TceßD*t, 17ih 4Pwo, 18 8S forthebupplyand Delivery of 100.000 faleeporei or for any emaUer nnmber not lesithan 10 000. to be delivered to extent as follows, at the dif ferent places mentioned below •—Walfcarf - aojMO: Chrlatohurch 10,000: Timaru. uK»s Dunedin. 16.000; Kelso, 10,000; laveroanSlL 10.000: aid alongside railway-line Rivorton toOreoukl. 25,C(ftThey are tofca^dSEwiS the Hon. tbe Minister for Publlo Work* ffiSf?•?•! •n/ D m,f rked ,',' Tend»r *» Sleepers; Mlddlelelaud Ball ways," on outfldeotenvelOßel Telegranhlo Tender*, similarly addressed ana marked, will b« received if presented at any Telegraphio Offloe by noon of the same date, provided that written tenders in doe form are lodged atl a Distiiot or Resident Enidneer'a Offloe by the same hour. " Bpeoffioations may be a Jen at the Public BuOffl2e,Anok&lll8 uOffl2 e,Anok&lll1' "Wellington. Neuon. Qhnstohnrob. li no? din. and Inveroareill; and at the Post Offices Palmerston North. Kaveloefc rapanul, ond Rlverton. ' ™* The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. By command. W. N. BLAIR, Engineer in Charge. Middle IslantL Public Works Offloe, Dunedin, ISth March, 1883. ZEALAND RAILWAYS. NO. 82, STATION BUILDINGS CONTRAOT. , (Public Works Offlce. Auokland. 17th March, 1888. construction ot iSSS." any Tender m SSSSS^^g! By command. (Blgned) W.H.HALEH, Dletrlot Engineer. T° » 0 1 h d~e~r-s; THURiDAYl"fh h„ B< l ? cS 6i Vod nP «° noon on Plans, &0., at onr offices. Qneen^treet EDWARD MAHONEY « SON. ________________ Architeote. Auctions. TO-MORROW, At 12 o'clock. PARISH OF~WAIKIEKIE. COUNTY OF MARSDEN. G. W. BINNEY HAS received instructions to sell by -p « PUbllo anotlon, at his Mart, Qaeen-Btreet SuSEr <W6dne' dB ' >- March Jffiftltw3f». 60 0F LA, ND- bel,!<* mUdl* Portion h«i^'w eh* *31' Tlßh oI Walklekl™ being bounded on one side by Iho nrol perty belonging to Mr Taylor. TO-MORROW. At 10 o'clock a.m. FRUIT! flTuTti FRUITI ALSO, BISCUITS, LOLLIES, BACON " CHEESE, ETC. R. arThuk _ , R. ARTHUR, , « Salesman and Auctioneer, THURSDAY, MABCH 22. by Order of THETTRusrEES in thb BANKRUPT ESTATE OF MB. FRANC TAINE.ON THE PREMISES. COSTOIK-BOtJSE-BTBEBII. At II o'Clock. THE Subscriber will sell tha »i,.i. „« his PRODUCE Tna GROCERY s % o k! Also. nfflJiJ"^ 10. 84 'VlB Ot the Stores and GEORGE SIBBIN. . ________ Auctioneer. W. 8. OOOTBANEJ ~ U AS. DACE. THUBSDA^ &IARCH 22. HOUSEHOLD ~FURNITURE, MEAT SAFES, WORK TABLES, CARPETS, BOOKS CUTLERY, WATCHES, &c„ &c. rHE subscribers will sell at the Mart, Fort-street, on Tnursday, tho 22nd Instant (Instead of Friday, being Good Friday), at U 0 Olook, BEDSTEADS and "MATTRASSES, Tables, Waehatands and Wore. Gla«swarc, Mir rors, Meat Sates, Chest Drawers. Chalrg. Coaoftes, Work Tables, Cots, Pictures. Cutlery. Crockery, Lamps. Carpets, fte? Books, Watches, Toole, Cretonne, Emntv- Cases. Scon Six. "l* " SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON. Auctioneers. FRIDAY, MARCH 30 AT 11 A.M. BY ORDER O? THB MORTGAGES. A R. C. GREENWOOD a AS received instructions to sell by auction, on Friday. 30th Maroh. at 11 turn,, at his land MarW29, Queen-etreeiJ Allotments i and 6, of a sub-division ot lot ' ~" 189, Parish of Takapuna, containing S8 4 . ■ Acres of Land, partly Improved and laid down In grass. Substantial Cottago and Outbuildings thereon c eoted. land well watered.' Has large frontage to bm ooait, and is within easy distance ot - Auokland by road or water. (Continued <m Fourth Page. J