UNKNOWN.

__. .S3. • "MiiurANA " v.-.'s produced in the Thcatie Koyal la3t night to a house crowded to iti utmost Bmit?. The cause for this gratify ing accession of patronage yvas undoubtedly the announcement that Mr Gordon Gooch was to appear in the 1010 of Don Jose, and in saying so wedo not by any means under rate the popularity of the opera itself. Still Mr tioochyvas the special and chief attraction. Of the performance yve must speak yvith some measure of roECivntion, but thero can be no hesitancy in saying tbat after au allowance is made for neces sarily hurried rehearsals and other difficul ties be:t appreciated by the professional mind, there is nothing left to carp at. If Mr Gordon Gooch yvas obliged to rely «rcatly on tbo prompter's aid, it fs easily explained by the fact, that lie only received his part on M_mduy, and his unfamiliarity with the operatic and drama tic stage yvill fully account for any little remissness in tho yvay of " business " that ho may have been guiltVgpf. lie is au amateur so far as acting gees, and for au amateur he made a creditable acquittance, As for his sinking it yvas very good, des pite a slight but manifest hoarsencrs of voice. Ho sang yvith spirit and taste, and was several times in the conrso of the evening en cored. Miss Martina Simosscn (io whom of right belongs tho first mention) made a pretty and captivating Gitana, aud she sang her music with much syvcctne:s and her natural aplomb. She paid the usual penalty of tuccess in repeated lccalls. Mi« Frances Saville fully sustaiutd her grow ing repute by ably sustaining the part of Lazarillo. She gave the pensive Eon", "Alas I those Chimes," yvi h so much feeling as lo f.ccurc a unanimous encore. Mr Brenner appeared as Don Crcs-ir, cud although he yvas suffering from tome affection of the throat, and consequently obliged to have pretty frequent recour:o to the falsetto, he gave satisfaction and secured bis fair share of approbation, Elr Lis-ant made a good Kin?, and Mr Wentworth made au enter taining Marquis. The other parts call for no remarks. The choruses were fair and the orchestration creditable. A grand con cert, the particulars of which arc advertised elsewhere, Is to be

POLICE COURT.-This Day.

" (Before H, G. Scth Smith, Esq^ R.M). Embezzlement. — David Law was charged with the embezzlement of a quan tity of ships' ttore3 valued a 5 £2-1, the property of Capt.'iu Sowells, on the British ship Brahmin. Prisoner pleaded guilty, and stated that he was steward of the vessel. The stores, which consisted of grog, wero missing, and prisoner was believed to have stolen them.—Prisoner was sentenced to ono month's imprison ment, aiid ordered to forfeit wages to the amount of £10 due to him. VAGRANCY. — Elizabeth -Williams was charged under tho Vagrant Act with having no lawful visible means of support, and of being previously convicted as an idle and disorderly person. It appeared that the girl had been previously convicted, out had heen allowed to go homo to her parents at Whangarei, She had since returned to town, had become an associate of bad characters, and had given way to dritik.— The girl oilercd to go away if allowed another chance, but Sergeant White objec . ted to any clemency being sbown.—Sen tenced to three month-)' imprisonment with hard labour. LARCENY.—John Wilson was charged with the larceny of a hat and umbrella, the property of Vincent E. Rice.—Prisoner pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to six months' imprisonment with hard labour. Drunk.—Emily Driver, au old offender, wasfmed 5s and costs for drunkenness, A WAIF.—A child of ahout two years, ' named Lysaght, was sCnt to the Industrial School on the application of tho police. It. was stated that the mother was now under going a sentence of twelve months in Mount Eden gaol, while the father wai following a seafaring life Obstructing the Police.—Charles Sharp was charged with obstructing the Police in the execution ot their duty by forcibly ejecting Sergeant Martin from the Carpenters Anns Hotel on Sunday last.—- PrisoEcr pleaded guilty, nnd statu! that before Sergeant Martin came he had been putting a man out of the back doer. It was quite dark, and he could not recognise the Sergeant, but believed it was the same man. Immediately he saw a policeman, he left him alone.—Fined £1, or iv default seven days' imprisonment. -LICENSING ACT.—Thomas Healey was charged with a breach of the Licensing Act by allowing beer to be consumed on his pre mises on Sunday last, by one William Wel don.—Mr iyler appeared for defendant.— AU witnesses were ordered out of Court,— Sergeant Martin deposed that on the even ing of Sunday last ha went to the Crown Hotel in Grey-street, tiuteiing through the kitchen he iound live men iv a small room. Three had beer, one ginger-beer, and ianother had nothing, Weldon, John ston, and Madden, were the men who had beer and shandy-gall". —By Mr Tyler : - He did not see the beer served. -Wm. Wel . don,a seaman employed on the ketch, Agnes Martin, deposed that he went to the Crown Hotel on Sunday evening. Ifo ordered shandy-gaff for himself and a friend from the landlord, and the landlady supplied it. Shandy-gaffwas composed of lemonade and beer, Paid 8d for the drinks, He saw hia friend drink hia beer. They had taken the drinks when the sergeant came,—By Mr . Tyler: I did not ask a girl for the beer. It"was either the muster or mistress. lam sure the boss was theresj I did not say I was a traveller, nor did the girl ask me if I was one, Frank John ston, a seaman of the Zillab, remembered going to tbe Crown Hotel in Grey.street on Sunday last with Weldon. He ordered a glass of beer, from the landlord, and the missis brought it, Wcklonhad shandy-gaff, and paid for the diinks. He was not a lodger in the house.—By Mr Iyler: Wel don asked for the liquor. He asked the bois for it, and net a girl, The door was opened by a girl. The girl did not ask us if we were travellers, nor did we say that we were such. Their vtssel was lying in the stream, but had arrived on the Monday before.—William Madden, a cooper, living in Grey-street, deposed that he was in the Crown Hotel last Snnday. He did not get aoythiug, nor did he see anyone get anything. Two men were sitting there with glass in front of them. The previous wit nesses were the men.—This was the case for the prosecution.—Mr Tyler, in opening the case for the defence, did not deny that the drinks were served, but submitted, that the landlord was not there at all, and that the men who were served had repre sented themselves to the girl to be tra vellers.—Thomas Healey was called, and deposed that he was _not ia the hotel when Weldon and his friend called 1 hoy were in the iouse when he came back; he did not ask them if they were travellers, nor did he ask them if they would say they had meals in the house- Mary Sutherland deposed that she was employed at the Crown Hotel, and was there last Sunday. She raw Wilson and * his friend outside the Hotel, and let them in, They asked her for drink, and sho enquired if they were travellers. They re plied in the affirmative, and said they had been travelling all day. She went to Mrs Healey, and asked her to give them a drink, —A man named Owens deposed to heating the two men tell Miss Sutherland they were travellers.— Eventually defendant waa fined 40a and coats. AFFILIATION.—Mr E Cooper appeared in reference to an affiliation case against George Fitzpatrick, acd stated that the defendant would consent to an order of 7s j per week, dating back six months, It was found that a retrospective order could not be made, ahd Fitzpatrick consented to an order for the payment of £9, and 7s per Week,—Order made accordingly. • Ait Unlawful Gam-.-.—"barks Foster was charged with a broach of " ihe Licens- i ing Act, 1881," by suffering an unlawful game, to wit, throwing of dice for gain by Charles Palmer and others, to be- carried on in his licensed premises, known as tho . Customhouse Hotel, Fort-street, on Feb? 21st,—Mr Speed appeared for the defendant, and statedthat the dicewcre thrown with the knowledge of Mr Foster. Other evidence Was given, showing that the barmaid dis covered the men throwing dice in the hot.l, She told tho landlady nnd the landlady told her husband, whereupon tho latter rushed np and took the dice away. The dice were suppliedby McCarthy withouttheknowledge of the hotel-keeper.—His Wer.-hip said that it appeared the publican had immediately stopped the throwing of dice when such, came to his knowledge, and therefore the case would be dismissed. ■" Naughty Words.—Ann O'Coonell ->vas charged by Jane Lamb with assaulting and striking her on tlie head and face with her hand, and threatening to have it ont of her. There was also a cross ease, Ann: O'Connell against Jane Lamb, charging the latter with assault and using ibad language.—Mr Jackson appeared for jVlrs Lamb, and Mr E, Cooper f-r

j Mrs O'Conuell.— Evidence was givcu by ! tho two parties and several friends, and by Dr Tenuant, yvho examined injuries re ceived by Mis O'Couucll —Both cases yvere dismissed, each to pay their oyvn costs. Ci/'Sets, — A charge against Henry Mills, of being the occupier of premises situated in Emily place, and alloyving a closet on these premises to reman un clean for 15 days, on 6th February, was withdrayvn. HARKER V. HALKS. The hearing of this case, yvhich yvas an application under the Public Woiks Act, lo prevent the cutting of St. Bamabas's Pi^int, yvas resumed at a quarter to three o'clock this afternoon. ' | Mr Anderson, City Surveyor, deposed that four years ago he had recommended that tho earth should be obtained from the ! hill between Hobson and Albert-street?, I but it yvas noyv built upon. Any cutting | ayvay near Mr Lamb's excavation yvould be attended yvith danger, uulcss a reclaim ing wall yvcre immediately erecied. There ' yvas no other land availablo and that could be bought for s» little as St Bamabas's ! Point. There yvas a point on the yvestern side of the Ha.rb.iur »t tho Catholic church ] property, but to get earth from there, a tramyvay across Freeman's Bay yvould be re quired. A tunnel through Harker's pro perty yvould bo expensive.

TELEGRAMS.

»■ ' '" {Per Prfss Association.) COROMANDEL, this day. Just in Time.—The manager reports staking the No. 2 reef in the intermediate level, a distance of forty feet above the face of the loyv level; about half a hundred weight of picked stouo yvas obtained, besides yvhich, tlicrc fs coarse gold showing in tho general stuff, and a good stone left in tho ', face. This find gives increased assurance of lhc permanent character of the shot of gold. BOMBS RUbSttliJj, this day. Sailed ; Onward, Glenelg, for Auckland. Passengers 1 Hon. H. Williams, Joseph Williams, Simons, Holmden, Chatficld, French, and others. Tho bodies of Me;srs Snwkins and Bagley yveie found this morning, Siyvkins's yvatch had not stopped until 3 o'clock, tyvo hours after the accident occurred, CAMBRIDGE, this day. NATIVE LA.KUS COURT AT CAMBRIDGE, This mnrniog Mr Shrehan appeared in tbo Lands Court alone for livo of tbo most important subdivision ca;ea which ho had settled outside the Court on the previous day, and yvhich were p:.s<cd without oppo sition, the whole time occupied being less than three-quarters of an hour. The others yvill go through this afternoon on tho same terms. The chanc 3 are that tho Cambridge Court will not last half as long as many of its fiiends predicted. f TAURANGA, this day. The "Bay of Plenty Times," plant, &c, has just bcon submitted to public auction and purchased for £1000 by the Rev. D, Bruce, yvho noyv carries on the paper, > EW PLYMOUTH, this day. The steamer Kangarroo yvent alongside the brcaksvnter at about eleven o'clock this morning, it then b ing not quite half-tide, and she is now unloadii g, PATEA, this day, John Black, late clerk of the Patea County Council, was today committed for tiial on further charges of embe2zlcment of the county funds. Bail yves increased to £li; 0. The charges against Beamish for embezzling the county dog tax yvere adjourned for a week. CHRISTCHURCH, this day. The Hod. Mr Bichardson addreised the electors of Selwyn district last night, lie yvas favourably received, and a unanimous vole of thanks yvas accorded to bim. GISBORNE, this day. The pttiiion of Mr Hepburn against the return of Captain Chrisp to tbe Borough Council on the grounds that at the time of nomination Ciiptiin Chris]), as a partner in tbe ''Herald "ollice, was interested in the printing contract under the Borough Coun cil, has beeu dismissed with costs against petitioner. Prior to the election, the pro prietor ot the " Herald " threyv up the con tract, and the Council ratified its assign ment to Mr James Broyvn. Mr Booth, R.M., held, that no contract existed at tho time of tho election. Tbe decision is im portant, ns many printers and newspaper proprietors have seat? in the Borough Councils.

BOARD OF EDUCAIION.

The fortnigh'ly meeting of the Board took place this afternoon. Present: Messrs VV. P. Moat (Chairman), K. Hobbs, F, J, Moss, K. Laishley, F, L Prime, J. M, Durgaville, and D. Goldie, Tenders.—The following tenders were received for finishiog the rooms in the base ment of the Parnell School :—D Minn and Son (Otahuhu) £303 (accepted); A. Ha.-zafd, £323; Newson anel JMcKem isb, £324 ; William Rosier, £332; Smith and Wooller, £371; Wrigley and Hand cock, £384; J. Ellingharo, £394; G. Hatcher, £452. The estimate was £340. School Commissioned —School Com missioners were appointed in the fol lowing districts, the householders having failed to do so, viz. :—Pukerimu, Ruakaka, Hotco .North, Tamaki West, Tapu, Te a wamuto, Victoria Valley, and Waipi' aye. Sundry applications. - Application for second tank for Dargaville, declined; application for dividiug fence at Ellerslie, deferred; school site at Great Harrier, approved ; application from Helensville to make Woodhili a separate district, deferred till next January . consideration of sites for teacher's dwelling at . Howick, deferred; application from Katikati, re new commit tee, acceded to; application from Kirikiri. roa re fence, declined; authority given for expenditure of £12 on an outhouse at -Nga ruawahia, Grafton.—Certain repairs in connec tion with this school were authorised. MOUNT Albei:t.—An application to put up a new fence round the school grounel was received, and deferred tor an estimate of the cost of repairing the old fence, NOTICE of Motion. — Mr S. Luke handed in the following notice of motion— " That the resolution of the Board passed at the meeting held on the2oth of February as to term of district scholarships awarded to girls be altered, and that the term be three years instead of two." Teachhrs' Conduct at Elections.— Mr Goldie moved, in pursuance of notice, "That a circular he sent to school teachers and all other officers ia the employ of the Board, informing them that, if, after tho issue of this notification, tbey take any action, either directly or indirectly, in con nection with any elecliou, either of mem bers to school committees or of members of the Board, such action, if proved, will result in theii instant dismissal," The teachers, he said, at Parnell, and also at Kfangonui, had already in. terfered with the elections, and other | instances might also bo named, At the suggestion ot Mr Ltishley, the words "will result in their," were altered to "willrender them liable to," and in thi3 form the motion was pae sed. Teachers ahd Committees, -Mr Golelie then moved—" That teachers be in formed, in a similar manner, that they have no right to attend any meeting of a School Committee except at the express desire of such „ committee, conveyed * to them in writing under the signature of the chair man. Should any teacher persist in forcing his presence upon a committee, and com plaint be made to that effect, the Board will take steps to put an eDd to such irregularity, by the removal or dismissal of the offender," The motion was seconded, bnt on being put to the vote was lost. Gibl's High School. - Mr Goldie further moved, "That the Inspector be requested to report to the Board, at its next meet ing the number, and, If possible, theroisons of failure (if any), of scholars taught at the Girl's High ..Sohool,, who have been ex amined for .pupil; teachers during the past two years."—lii consequence of the sub mission of a new curriculum for the school, the motion was withdrawn.

The Rev. A. Reid, as president, delivered his inaugural address last night at the opening of the Wesleyan Mutual Improve ment Society. An excellent ditcourse was given by the rev. president on the nature, objects, and methods of these societies, after which various readings and recitations were given by various members, Next Thursday evening is to be devoted to ex temporaneous speeches, It will be observed "by our obituary notice elsewhere that Frangois Bayer, the Mount Albert vigneron, died in the Hospital to day. Members of the French Literaty I Society are invited to attend his funeral to morrow.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

j [Keuter's Telegrams. * (Received March 2, 1.30 p.m.) ! MELBOURNE, this day, ! THE-NEW CMI.ITION. It is understood that Messrs Berry and Service have agreed that each should select three colleagues in the new Ministry, | ChICKET MATCH ABANDONED. ' Tho proposed final Anglo-Australian crcket match hrs now been definitely | abandoned. . THE WICKLIFFE MUBDER TRIAL. I In the trial of burns for the Wicklill'o ; murder, the jury have been unable to agree, and have been discharged. I A THEATRICAL SUIT. Miss Emily Melville, tho well-known ' actress, has rrcovcred nino hundred pounds from Williamson and Gains for breach of conduct. THE COLOINItS AND THE POSTAL UNION. The Postmaster-General proposes that the colonies should hold a conference on the question of joining the General Postal Union. RAILWAY ACCIDE^. .An accident occurred at the Flinders street Hallway' Station at ono o'clock this morning. A goods train ran into and smashed an untenanted p;sscngor train. Three men engaged in clearing the latter wero slightly injured, I SYDNEY, this day. The floating of the Austral has been a great success, fho is noyv in Neutral Bay, aud will shortly te docked for repairs. RHDUCITON OF KATE C'F DP'- OOUAT. L'.NDOST, March 1. The Bank of England lias to-day reduced the rate cf discount to three per cent, THE SUEZ MAILS. Tho homeward malls, via BrindM, yvhich left Melbourne on January ISth, yvere delivered yesterday. (Received March 2nd—l p.m.) COMMERCIAL. LONDON, February 28. Consols remain 102g. The market rate of discount has declined to 2J, and is now _\ below the Bank rate. New Zealand securities arc at last quotations, viz,, per cent. 10-SO loan, 100 i; 5 por cent. 18S9 loan, 104; 41 per cent 1879-1804 loan, 102 ex dividend. Colonial breadstuffs are quiet at the folloyving pricei : Adelaide wheat, ox warehouse, 51a; New Zealand yvhoat, ex warehouse (lowest prico), 4Gs; Adelaide flour, ex store, 34s Cd; Australian tallow, best beef, 41s ; best muttou, 44s for averago brands, At to-day's wool auction, 11,300 bales yvere offered, and thero yvas fair demand, o. (Special to Press association,) (Received 2nd March, 2 p.m.) TUjkKEY AND RUSSIA. LONDON, March 1. 'Ihe Porte has reinforced its troops stationed iv Armenia, despite the pacific assurance* of the Kussian Government. MR PARNELL'S VISIT TO AMEKICA. Mr Parnell will visit Atnorica next month iv connection yvith tho oflairs of the National Land League, THE PARIS PRESS AND THIS FENIAN AKREST. Tlie Clerical aud Radical Press of Paris protest strongly against the surrender of the man Byruo, a.rested there voder an extradition warrant. SILVER WEDDING OK THE GERMAN CKOWN Plr-INCE. The silver wedding "of tho Germa 11 Crown Prince of Germany bat been cele" brated with eclat nt Berlin, A splbndid masquerade ball was held, at yvhich the Prince of Wales and Duke of Edinburgh yvere present. ROYAL COLLhGB OF MUSIC. The Royal College of Music, to yvhich fifty exhibitions havo been subscribed, yvill be completed iv Apr 1, INDIA AND THK EGYPTIAN-WAP. It i* proposed that India shall contribute £G42,000 toyvatds the cost of tho rgvptian War. A UONSEKViTIVE ELECTED. Mr Brewstir, a Tory, hai been elected to a seat in the House of Commons lor Port» arlington. (Kcceived March 2, 2.45 p.m.) ARRIVAL OF THECHIMBOKAZO. LONDON, March 1. The Chimborazo hasarrived at Plymouth, and her cargo of frozen meat is in excellent condi.ion. I

COOPERATIVE FARMING.

To my Brother Farmers of Anckland :— Canterbury Farmer' Co. (Limited) have shown tho rest of tho farmers of New Zealand what can be done by holdiug to gether and working in a quiet and deter mined manner. With a paid-up capital of £4,122, they have turned over the enormous sum of £37.054 id last year. Then, after pa) in? all expenses, they havo paid up 7 per cent on paid-up capital; divided £1,677 15s sd, of which sum £600 wrs plac d to tho reserve fund (£1,07715 i sd); a bonus of 2J per cent to be returned on the gross pur chase] made by members, the balance to be carried forwa.d. After selling at the low price, they have, with all a>tides of con. sumption and faim requirements, wheat shipped home to save 10Jd per bushel; wool, f,0.b., greasy, Id per lb j and ljd per lb on scoured; binding wire, 5d per lb for any machine; Swede Bced, lOd per lb; Aberdeen turnip, 9d; American red clover, 7d per lb ; UnglUh red clover, SJd ; alsike, IOJd ; cnw gra-s, 10Jd; white .English, IOJd. The principal part of theso seeds were grown by Sutton nnd Son. This must plainly show their brother farmer*, when they look back at their returns, what has been made out of the bone and sinew of the hard-worked farmer, which money will never be seen again in JNow Zealand. And if every farmer will quietly look over these mattors, and add these savings to gether. Take one item alono which will make you farmers staro. Tbo last year's wheat return for South Canterbury was 1,554,813 bushels, The co-operative sent wheat home at saving of IOJd per bushel. This gives the farmers the nice sum of £66,403 93 GJd, which sum, in my humble opinion is far better in tho hands of the farmers than in the large companies. The wholo of the Middle Island, from Christ church to Invercargill, have their co-opera tive companies, now Taranaki, from Wai mate plains to the White Ciifls have the;r .Farmers' Cooperative companies, and are doing well. This should put fresh life nnd pluck into you my brother farmers of Anck land, and at once sfart a similrr society,— Yours, John Buckle. Waitara, Feb. 23,1883.

' Honry Lysaght, a chpd of two years and six months, whose mother is now under. 1 goiog twelve months' imprisonment for j vagrancy, has been committed to the Howe ' street Home until he reaches tho age of 15 years. The meeting of R. R, Ralphs' creditom was held this morning in the Supreme Court, and was adjourned until to-morrow. Mr Macffarlane was proposed to the chair by the bankrupt's solicitor, who appeared as proxy for the bankrupt's mother. This was not objected to, but upon the election for trustee, Mr A. D. Bennett, Accountant In Bankruptcy, was proposed and auppor. ted by the cieditors, having the I largest amount in value. Mr Macffarlane j objected to this course, and the moating I was adjourned by the creditois for the ! registrars ruling. '■ I In consequence of the receipt of a letler this morning from Mr D. Goldie, withhold ing the use of the Excelsior Hall, the Karangahape Licensing- Committee were obliged to hold their meeting at the door of the tabooed building. The only business was an application for a transfer of the license of tho Queen's Hotel from O'Hanlon to Adams, which was granted, Four Com missioners were present The R.M. Court-house and its precints were thronged to-day with Maoris, the occasion of their gathering being a sitting of the Native Lands Court, before H, A. H. Monro, Esq, (Judge) and R. W. Whititera Wniatua (Native Assessor.) The business that came before the Court was the determination of 22 succession claims to land at Kaipara, Orakei, Ohinemutu, I Mangarej and elsewhere, besides tho hearing of a claim to seven acres of land at Lucas's Creek known as Te Whaiua No 2. Four teen orders were made in favour of claimants, two cases were adourned till to-morrow, and in one other case judg ment was reserved.

THE SIEGE OF PUREROHE.

j Later Particulars. - PUKEKOHE, this day, 315 p.m. j '111 a door of the telegraph ollice was hroken open forcibly at two o'clock hy the railway pumper hy ordeis ol the station inaater, Au attempt has been made to take possession of the instruments, but hitheito without success, and, the matter remains in dispute between tho Rail way aud Telegraph Departments. The stalionmaitor is believed to be acting under instructions from Mr A. V. Macdonald,

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

March 2. 1883. Bank of N.Z.-A23 7b Gl; GOllora. £23 7s 8d Auokland Gas-C8 15a; buyora, £312j 64 Union Sash & Door—Sellers £8 15s Fisher and Go.-Buyers.llOs Gil; Sellers, lis (juoen ot Boauty—Ms to 35b; Boilers, SOs Tokatea-Sollora, 9_>6d Daop Level Cross—oa ; colors, 5s 3d Prinoa Imporial—Buyers,6Bi; sollorc, 59a Poymour-Ja lOd, 2a lid; sellers, 3« 31 Hand of Friendship-Us SJd to ia id; Boilers, is Ma'inor—ss Just In Time—ls lOd ; sellew, 5s JOiEPH NKWMAN. Chairman, A man named Thomas Purdie, of un sound mind, was committed to the Lunatic Asylum this afternoon by the Resident Magistrate, Mr H. G,S.Smith,upon the evi dence of Dr. Lee and another.

Death.

RAYER.-Di.ci_dis oujourd'hui i\ I'HOspltol Pro vincial, Francois Royer, ago do 52 ans, natlf do France. L'entorremont aura lieu domain, 3 Mars, a 4 lieures upr6s midi. Le cort6go bo rdunira do vant l'HOspital. Bos membros do la SooiCtiS Litterairo Franchise sont invittSg il voulolr lvi rondre los dorniors honnours.

188 AUCKLAHi) KTENITO STAR, FRIDAY, M&RCH g.



Tenders. rjfTo B R ICKLAYERS. Tenders will bo received until MONDAY, the 6th Instant, at 12 o'clock, for tho labour (only) required in tho Erection of Brick Buildings in Wellesley-street. Particulars to bo had from J. & 0. BUCHANAN, Monumental Worn s, Wellesley-street E. MM 0 PLUMB B X S. Tenders for the Frootlon of an Iron Boot to a bnlldln-t In Hobs. n-.trcot will b3 b» reoeived up to noon on WKuNiSD»Y, Mnnk 7, at our offlco Colonial Honk Building, whero planß and BpeoiilCHtloua may bu shod, BOYLAN AND BUNDON. Civil Knglne?w. __=r*v~ i' .— » Meetings. QIXTH ANNUAL PUBLIC MEKTING OF THK AUCKLAND SCIPTURE GIFT ASSOCIATION, NO • lOK. The above Mco.ing will bo hold on FRIDAY EVENING next, 2nd Maroh at 7.30, at tho Young Mbn's Christian ABs.ooi.t_on Rooms, when the Annual Statement, with Trojsurer's Bilanco-Bheet, will bs submitted, nnd Bhort Addresses delivered by Revs, R F, Maonlool, J. 3. Hill (Napier), P. Maacn, and othor Gentlemen, A Collection on behalf of Iho Association's Funds will be takoo. Dr. Kondordlno will preside. WM, RUSHBROOK. Hon. S&c (_toodson.s Arcade. EASTEIt /WOODSON'S. X ASTER CARDS. IIOODSON'S. GIFTS, ~„ - A REMINISCENCE OF the past three years marks rapid strides in tho City of Auckland; n complete revolution has been mado in cortain well-known branches of trade—ln Stationery, Clocks, Watches, Jewel lery, and Fancy Goods. Tho opening of tho London Arcade marked a favourable era for tho residents of Auckland and Its neighbourhood, greater facilities then being ollerod for obtain ing nt one nnd tho samo plnco a selection from tho most varied stock in unison with the trado motto, "S.P.&Q.R." THREE YEARS experience havo shown by demonstration that a nimble Cd. 13 better than a slow Is., and that, notwithstanding tho closo Imitation and keen competition to whioh we have been subjected, our business was never more successful than nt the present, tho publio readily discriminating between tho plan adopted at tho Aroado of marking tho goods at tho samo universal low price, and tho course now being adopted by Bomo of our competitors—marking a fow lines 50 per cent, below the prices at which they havo for years supplied tho samo goods to the Auck land public. During our three years RESIDENCE IN tho City onr prices have remalnod tho samo wo commenced at in High-street, and though in tho plan we havo pursued — viz., supplying our goods upon a lower tariff of profits than hitherto known in Auckland, wo havo incurred tho displeasure of a fow of our neighbours, wo are yet content to know wo havo tho approba • tion of tho majority of our appreciating tizens, and aa long as wo remain in AUCKLAND it will bo omspdeavour honourably to maintain the position in which wo havo been placed by tho extensive patronago wo havo recofved from the inhabitants of Town and Country, to whom we tender our sincere thanks. new ft OODSON'S. NEW GOODS. VJOODSON'S. GOODS Goldminmg Notio*B. mHE ALBION LICENSE, CORO. HANDEL. A very valuable blook of ground has been taken up, adjoining tho Just in Time, Union Beach, and lona Mines, Coromandel; and as tho Union Beach and Just in Time lodes aro known to travorce the property, and from tho lay of the country aro easily worked, without any expenditure being necessary for pumping or winding, this Mine should bo amoit valuablo ono. It is proposed to decido tho venture into 10 Promoters' Shares, 30 to bo sold at £20, tho whole of tho money so raised to go to tho credit of tho Company. Three Shores havo been given to tho holder of a very valuable pieeo of ground, which is now amalgamated with the Albion; tho other Seven are held by tho Promoters, Application should bo mado at once to Mr A. Saunders, Broker, as Shares aro already being applied for, and tho Promoters reserve to them selves tho right to closo tho list, without waiting for all tho Shares to bo placed. They arc so confident of tho Mino that opera tions have been already commenced. The plan and full particulars may bs obtained ' on application to MR A. SAUNDERS, No. 2, Insurance Buildings. Medical. HAVING decided to devote my whole attention and personal supervision to my North Shoro Pharmacy, 1 have disposed of my Business at 181, Queen-street, to Mr J. A. Haslett, from this date. I tako this oppor tunity of tendering my best thanks for the liberal patronago which has been aoeorded me , since I arrived in Auckland, and also of solicit- | ing on behalf of my successor a continuance of . tho same. , A. W. GARDNER, M.P.S., Eng. Auckland, Fob. 28,1885. WITH roferenco to tho foregoing, I havo ' pleasure in announcing that I have this day taken ovor, from Mr A, W. Gardner, The English Pharmaoy, and all attached thoreto. I j ( shall exert myself to ensure by courteous and personal attention to business, tho continued favours of Mr Gardner's lato patrons, JAMES A. HASLETT. ' Licontiato in Phormacy, Dublin, \ R GARDNER begs to inform the Residents of Devonport, Takapuna Lucas's Creek, Dairy Flat, Wado, and Waiwera, that having sold his Pharmacy at 181, Quoen street, Auckland, ho is in attendanco during tho whole day at NORTH SHORE PHARMACY, Devowpqrt. I SEA SICKNESS Cured by Using Apomorphia as directed-Is,—C, W. Good son, London Arcado. ) [>jp H E ECLECTIC PHARMACY. : | The! nemo of elegant Medical Establishments, i Top of urey street, Coitineh of Pitt stbkkt, CHARLES BUTCHEK. -\%J ORMS in Children and others are ! Iv« removed, and an effectual cure caused, , by using SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS. Is, a packet-Sold by J. C. SHARLAND AND | CO., opposite Post oilico. . i i jJIUK FACT ia WOW ASSUKKD 1 % THAT tNOIPIEM CONSUMPTION, " I OHRONIO BRONCHITIS, /BrHMJi, TUROAT I AND lAWO OOMFI.AIN7O, NERVOUS AND" I WASTING DIBKASKB are permanently relieved, the worst symptoms arrested, and a healthy re- i aotlon prodneod by I AICKIN'3 SYRUP OF -EUCALYPTUS ~~ AND qUlNIN'ii. , These great results are owing 0 thp ! combination of , ■•-__ i SERVE AND URAIH TONIC ' ■" that lend increased sustaining powers to the invalid, added to whioh Ib the SPECIFIC ACTION I Ot the Eucalyptus on the mucus mem- I brana, wheroby tho air passages ore cleared Of uchealthy secrotiona in a ! natural manner. Dally evldenco Ib afforded of tho per manent resuscitating notion of this remedy—so that all who sulur shonld at once make a trial of Its eminent proper ties. The Huoalrptus Syrup ls moderate ; ta price, and within the ranch of all who need it. I! in a pharmaceutical coniblna. Moa of tonio alkaloids with hypophos phitea.and not a secret noatrum, Registered and gazetted nndor "Tua trades Marks Registration Aot," by Gkavics AiokiN, The Pharmacy, .Auck land. Wholesale Agent I Thu Now Sealani! Duns Cosipanx



, ) Wanted. I \&T ANTED, a Man to Milk, Garden VV nnd make himself generally useful.- Apply to Mr l!i-ooklield ! J)nehiingai___. VSTANiui', uwo Apprentices tor Dress. I TV making.-Apply Miss Douglas, Howe ' i Machine Oilico, Newton Road : «,*, aNTEu a young Girl to mud baby. VVv —Apply in afternoon to Mrs H. 1 oun tain. Ponsonby Road. WANTED, a respectable Girl, about 14 years.—Apply to Mrs Aiderton next to . I Store, Kybor Pass Road. WANTED, a good Joiner.—Apply (to night if possible), Soustcr, Norfolk-st., Ponsonby. ; WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply Mrs Watts, Borcsford-street, opposite Congregational Chapel. ijajANTED, a Youth to attend pony ' ** and garden.—For address, apply Stab Oilico. W' ANTED, a good JNeedhSVoman for a few days.—Apply to Mrs D. Gouk, foot of Nolson-stroot. w«/ ANTED, an Errand Boy.— Apply ?V aiiarland and Co., Bhortlnnu-street, WANTED, a General Sorvant for the North Bhora; wogjß. Ha per week.— Apply MraJ Phillips, Eden Oreaeont. WASTtsD, a respectable Boy as ap prentice—C. F. Cooper, Saddler, Upper Queen-street. ANTi?D, a respectable General Ser vant.—Apply to Mrs N. Wood, Pon sonby. %!\! ANTED, a General Servant.— apply p v to Mrs Konny, Post-offlco, Newton. ANTED, a Young Lady to teach sewing maohlnea. - Apply tD W. C. Dennes. Oueon-streat- ANTED, Good General Servant; references required. — Apply Mrs W. Williams, 71, Cook-street, \nj ANTED, a Charwoman immediately. J V -Apply Stab Oilico. _ WANTED, a Goed Genoral Servant,— Apply Mrs W. Winstone, William- Btreot. »A7 ANTED, a good General Servant, for v v a country Hotel.-Apply to Mrs Porter, Cbarlomontlloti!, Wakefield-street. •, &/ANTED, a '"'enerol Servant, where •"* honßomald 1„.. t<\-Apply Mrs Ireland, Ilnlmo Oourr, Pnr.ii.ll _ **TANTED, tirst-cla-s Cook. — Apply tl Victoria DlnliiK Hoon_e next door to Montnguo'e, Queen street. WANTED, Look iv the Doorway at llamplßr'B Fresh Bargains in Drapery, Wakellold-Btrect. ANTED, a good Plain Cook and Laundress.—Apply to Mrs L. D. Nathan, Karangahape Road. \AI Ai"l i'UO, a Eirst-ciass Coatmaker. — V T *pii!y to li, h. Posßonoakle, Tailor, loot Of Shortlaudatreot. \\7 ANTED, immediately, a good Cook. V V —Apply to Mrß Ruck, Paruell, during forenoon. . \\l ANTED, a good Gcnoinl Servant.— v v Apply Mis McMaster. Qneo -street It ft/ Aii T c ___>, a Partner, with a small v V ciplta', to join the advertlsor In Store keeping. Tho business alrcary established; tho pro' rlotor wants to onlargo and start another branch store.—For further particulars, apply to tn's offloe. WANTED, a strong Boy to milk and make blmsolf useful.—Apply at oflice ot Kamo Col lory (oppoalto Firth's Alill), Qaeon strto'. _ ¥jj ANTED, a Baker.—Apply from 5 I p.m. t»l 10 a.m., H. Farrell, Prlncea strtat, Qi.ohnnga. \\l ANTfcD, a kind respectable person v V wli-h<iig io Adopt a Baby Irom birth (of ro.ppctablo parents).—Apply foi- add-ess at Star offloe. WAM>D, a Verger and Collector foi st. Matthew's Parish. Each offlco may be applied for separately.—For further informa tion as to duties. &c„ apply to T. W. Doonln, Churchwarden, Hobson street. WANTED, Look in the Doorway at l emptors Fresh Bargains In Drapery, Wafcolleld-Btroot. Vy ANTED, 3 respectable Young Men v v as Boarders; plungo and shower bath with every comfort of (it home.—Mrs Jeffrey, Vincent street. V\r ANTED, 3 or -1 respectable Boys as vv *rprontic«.—*pplyPrlnco and Davy, Crown Boos I'notoiy, Grty-strect, %.\l ANTED, Clothing Hands.—Coombes ' V? nndCo. \hf ANTED, Drapers. —Coombes and Co. »»/" ANTbD to Purchase, Ti-trec Kails.— vv Apply J. Crdlrf, Fort streot. \V A^'lEl), Look in the Doorway at * v D-Mnplcr's Fic-h Bargains lv Drapery, Wftlioflo.d street \ a; ANTED, a General Servant.—Mrs J. ** J. Holland, City Road (near Girls' High School). IM/" ANTED, a good Geneial Servant; * V housoinold kopt. — Mrs Chambers, AlbeJJ'ark WANTED, a good Goncral Servant,— Apply to Mra Hhera, Arnoy Koad, Hemnera, _\. \\l ANTED, a Man to Cut Wood.— v v Apply to 11. S. Cnnliam, Coal and Firo wood Dealer, Synionds-stroot. WANTED, by a respectable woman, to g>> out W*Bhlng by tho day.-Apply t-Ttn ofllc* lor aCrtroi-n. iat ANTED, Look in the Doorway at V V llimiplor's Freßh Bargains In Brapory, Waketloia-Btroet. *&7ANTED X* OWN - "Pectoriue" IV fur Coughs. CoKs, nrODChltiq. Hotrss noß9, Sec. 2j aud 5s por bottle— P.-opired at North Bhoro l Jhtir.i.ucy, Dovonport. M*y also baobtnlncd from Mr ,1, A, Haalotr, 181, Qacon- Btreat. \&t ANTED to Purchase, 4,000 Ti-trco * v Rails, end 2,000 First-class Purlri Posts. —Apply lo J. Craig, Commerce-street. WANTED, n Furnished Bedroom for single gentlemen (close to Queon-strcol). Address A.X., Stab offlco. WANTED known, that Tester is giving up Business and Selling his Stock at such Extraordinary Prices as must effect a clearanco.-'J.estor'B Groat Sale, Karangahape Road. __________________ * A/ANTED, Good General; must be TV aond p'aln oooic; also girl about 15 to esMsr.-Anrlr i-T-tB effloe. "V ANTED, by widow lady with no f » young children, a few Hespoctable Men aa Boarders ; nice accommodation and use ot piano; thrco minutes walk from town,—For ad dree* apply Ptak offloo. WANTED Known—That MR JAS FLAUKRvY, late of Mr Younx'a 'bu". hai started sn Kxpress of his own. Order Bo k left at Maxflold'f, Groour, Qnoea-Bttojt. ma/A*TED KNOWN, Great Bargains, V V Selling Off the Kmstning Btook of Sum mer Millinery tudor Cost —Mrs Klrliman, Milliner ana lironamaker, viotorla-sf-Bet "Want. WANTED, to Borrow, £300; freehold Bcc-irlty.—Address, T. W„ Offioe of this paper, \\J ANTED' KNOWN-Money ad v * yanced on Personal and Collateral Se curity, repayable by weekly instalments. Bills Discounted.—Rao's Now Zealand Pawn Offlco, Darbv-Btreet. \jtkf ANTED, two Unfurnished Rooms, V v with llroplnce, or ono largo Room.— Apply, stating terms, &c, to M,, caro of Mrs Rawlings, Wollesley-strcct. \&l ANTED, Look in the Doorway at V v B»inpler's Freßh Bargains iv Drapery, Wakoflelg-strcet. WAN iED, for a permanent situation, an active BteaOy Man with a knowledge ot tho grccory basic ess, to tab c orders and de liver goods in tbe country with horßO and trap. —Apply with references to HJ, Box 196, Pobt offlco, Auckland. ANTED, a respectable Boarder in a qalot fomlly; terms, 20j, Inoludlng washing, bath. fco. — Mrs ltyder, Symondn- Btreot (corrcr of Havelookstreet). ANTED] Pickle Bottles; best price given.—Apply Auokland Fish Company, W, Qneen-streot, WANTED Known — Received third supply of'! Tho Unknown God," whioh everybody should rc&l. Price, fll—A. Csmp bo'.l, Book3eller. WANTED, Look in the Doorway at Dawpier's Froßh Bargains lo Drapery, WanefloM-street. WANTED KNOWN, that tho Ex amlnatlon Papers of the New Zoalond University for 1833 may ba had at M. G.Lonnox's, late Wayio'A ltO. Qneen-atreet. M/ ANTBD To Purchase, a Cottage,—l V 7 havo a Purchaser of a Fivo or Six roomed Coltago, in vicinity of Mount, St. Mary, Ponsonby, preferred; must havo viow of tho water.—D. F. Evans, Estato Agent, Qucon stroct. WANTED, 2 or 3 Furnished Rooms wliU uaa of kltchon, within a short dis tunes of Quoen street; terms moderate.—GH„ Btjr offlco. , WAN 'ED known—That ftll kinds of vory superior Jelly and Fruit-canning Jars, also a general assortment of earthenware in Croam and Butter Crooks, Milk Bowls, Jugs, Bakers, Toa and ColTeo Potß, may now be had at tho Nowton Pottery, oither in wholesale or rotail lots. Inspection invited. WANTED KNOWN.—For Sale, the Baslness of J, Robley, with GooiJ-will and flrst-class Patents (Beouroti) to purchaser, 59, Grey-strsqt, WANTED, Tenders for PaintlDg a Two-story House at Home Bay. Mnst bo sent in by MONDAY, 10 a.m. Specification may be seen by applying to John Buchanan, Custom-house-street, WANTED Known—in Ladies' Silver Jewallery, we confine ourselves entirely to Real Sliver; wo keep no Sllverine or Plat»d GooJb of any kind. Fresh assortment just to hand.-Charlo3Kelaey a Co., Queen stroet (two doors balow Morrln's. Ironmongers). -ST&, ANTED KNOWN—If you want to ¥V ccc the latest Fashloo (Autumn and "Winter, 1333), have a glance at Munro and MilUgan's Tailoring Window, in Hobson-atreet. WAX TED, a Partner to join a thoroughly practical man, who has been'used to ereot saw mills, carry on tha work Ing of tho eamo as well as the working of the bUBh and everything oonneoted with the timber trade; and n» hai 400 aorea of first class kauri buch. trochoid, no»r to railway Btatlon, Capital required to work on equa Isaaiee, about fiIOCO — For particulars, apply to John fioppstt, hunt Agout, No. 8, Queen-street.



Wanted. a, i -\sr ANTED, an Assistant.-Apply a -I V J once, Francis Shortt, City Hair Cuttlru _ Roomf, Queen-swept. '• WANTED, a Smart Boy to run mes '° */ , Hs ge T 8 ' *0.-A'ppijr before 12 o'olook or - Monday, to J. M. Haslett. Builder. Fort-street. i- W A NTEu> a General Servant.—Apply vv to Mrs Willoughby, "The Nook," - Symoads-slreet. 0 I i ai ANTED, a Housemaid; references V > required.-Apply Auckland Hotel. WANTED, an experienced Waiter,— ~ Apply Northern Club. f VIA ANTED, Tenders for Cutting lo acres ' v v of light Ti Treo, at Takapuna.-Apply c B. Holland, Lake. 7 'V_7' AIV'^~St a Kmar' Lad,—Apply to ' V V William Leys, Bookbinder and Paper ' Ruler, etc., 3 doora above Star Ollice. VST ANTED, a first-clans Slaughterman ; } r V good character from last situation 1 necessary.—Fisher & Co. ; \A! ANTED, a good Second Waiter.— 7 I T Apply Royal Mail Hotel. i _ '\&r ANTUD, two Keßpectablo Boys as VV opprsnticea to tho wrought iron range ■ manufacturing,—Herbert B, Smith, Auokland Iron Works. WANTEI>,a i'urcnaser lor a Furnished Cottago in a good thoroughfare—lo minutes walk from Queon-street. Furniture . comprises all tho housohold requisites, and is in . good order. To bo had a bargain.—D, F. Evans, i Estate Agent, Queen-street (between Bank of . Australasia and " Horald" ofllco. YAi AN I'ED KNOWN—" Correct Tip"— * v wo havo lust reoeived, ex Weatners i Held and Famenoth, largo shipments, and can sell you stuff cheaper than any other house In Newton or out.-J. and W. Williams, both Bldeg Karangahape Boad. WANTED WIDELY KNOWN, that Cbai-iea Kelsey & Co., do not keep aoy of tho oloße Imitations of Silver Jewellery—the whole of thoir l»rge and choice assortments being Real iilvkr, consequently thoy guarantee ovorylhlng Charles Kelaey & Co., Queen-Bireot, two doora bolow Morrln'a Iron mongers WANTED KNOWN—Another Fresh Lot of Choap Beat j and Shoes:—Men's Iliiir Slippers, only la; Men's strong Elastic aide Boota, 8a Gd ; Ladles' KlasUa side Imitation Eld Boots 3a Bd; grand line of Ladies's real Kid Eiastic-Bldo, wlih tassela, 53 Cd; Ladles' Moroooo Klaatioaldo do.. ss: House Boots, 2a Gd and 3s : Ladlo3' aitppors, 2s, 2a 6d ; Ladies' Hlßh heol Kvening shoes 3s Gd; Girlß' Prunella Boots, slza 11 and 12. 3d Gl: Maids' Prone-la do,,slzo 1 and 2, it Gd; Mad« Batton Boots, size land 2, St; Child.en'a Bnirsiipners, lined with far, 2s GI; Button Hooks, 2d eaoh; Hauthway'a celebrated Peerless, Gd per Bottle I Lot of Boot Trunks cheap; at the Victoria street Shop, W. H. Dampier. AN Offer wanted for a Seven-roomed House In Nelson-street. Freohold allot ment; gag laid on.—F. O. Ewington. CALL-TIKI SLUICING COMPANY, February 28-208. 'flUl FARMEKS HEAR ADCELAND.— I Wantod, a moderato supply cf Fresh Buttor and Eggs evory week.—Reply to Charles Berger, Franklbi Road Storo. To li6t, TO LET, at a moderate rent to a'good tenant, a seven • reamed House, most ploasantly situated; bath and b&th-room. — Apply to 0.9. Kills, top of Howe-atreet, rpo LET (furnished), a Family Residence JL of eight roomi; alto, one of six, enjoining the Vlotorla Gardens. — Apply lo O. Mays, North Shore. 'PO LET, a New Five-roomed House.— ■ Apply to Mrs J. Wheeler, Yafborough strcot, Dedwood Torraco, Ponsonby, np6 LET, the Shop and Premises lately i- oconpiedby Mr Bloom, under the Theatre . Royal, Queen-atreet—Apply to B. H, Keoalng, ; Hawnbrokor, V:laiorlq street. 11U LIT, furnished or unfurnished, Bed and Sitting Rooms, with use of kitchen.— Apply third house past Nowton Road, Great ' North Road. ' 'jO LET, a Four-roomed Cottage off i 1 Cook Btreet, with good well andocllar.— ■ Apply T. Utahor. Stlohbnry Buildings. i TO LET, a Five-roomed House in i Thames-street, Brighton: register grat9, ovon, well, &c—Apply to M. Marriott, Grocor, 1 Upper Parneil. ... j 'TIO LET. a Comfortable House in , _L Angleßea-fitroot, containing 8 rooma with 1 gas and wator Hid on, and kttohan range.- t Apply to J. M and J, Mowbray, Land Agents, : 12, Qnoen-stroet. fj"VJ LET, new broomed Cottage with A soullory, grate, ovon, tank i oorner of Poo- i aonby Boad and Clarenoe-Btreet,—Apply Mrs ( Parkor. near the cottage, TO LET, a Shop with Residence of 5 . rooms, situated at the corner of Pitt and i Grey-strcots, adjoining Harry Watt. First-class stand. Gas and water laid on.— X. M. Lennox, t Estato Agont, Qaecn-Btrect. j «pO LET, furnished or unfurnished, the » Concrete Villa of 10 rooms, pleasantly situated on Great North Road, with garden, » stable, and paddock, abundant supply of water. J —Apply to Mr Edwards, on tho preiuisos. " Arch Hill 'bus passes many times a day. 'pO LET, I'irsUlassßuaiuess Premises ' 1 in City and Suburbs,—D. F. Evans, Estato Agent, Quecn-streot, between Bank of Aus tralasia nnd " Herald" Ofllco. 'fO BK LH.T, nt Mount Albeit, near the 1 two ohuroheß, a Coaifort»b'o Residence, with sultabio oathonses and about flvo acres of Und. woll watered. Po.ltlon elovatod, and on the main road.—Apply to F. G. Ewlnßton. I I~*o i ET, Five roomed Cottage in Pros pcct-strcct, near Ponsonby Hall; also, I Four-roomod Cottage in Ponßonby Road.—Apply " W. G. Allen, Clarence-street, Ponsonby. SO LET,~olticcs.—Those centrally situ- gated 'ated and flrst-class Oftlcos now in my occupation (as lam removing to ground floor). ( The best position in Auckland for a solioitor or ' other professional man.—D. F. Evans, Estate n Agent, next to Bank of Australasia, Queen st. I t AKAPU."A.—To Let or for Sale, an I t excellent Farm near Lako Takapuna, 33 t aoros of good land and an excellent house and ' outbuildings, Coaoh riafssß eight timoß dally, t Tetniß BBBy.-OUver Mays. \ DEVENP(iRT,NorthShore.-Excellent } new Villa Residence, 9. rooms, to Lot. {; There is every convenience.—Also, a nice Cot- J. tqge, 5 rooms.—Oil vor Mays, agent || OUSIS~TO LET, furnished and un- * furnished.—Apply R. &R. Buder.House r Agents. Bevonnort "" V\/ORKSHOP or Factory To Let, at M corner of Vlotorla ond Coburg streets, recently occupied as a steam cabinet manufac tory ; stoam power if doslrod, with uso of oiron- o lar raws, band saw. turning lathe. Sec— apply c at Brush Factory, or to », W'syto, 177, Queen- tl Btreet. ej DEVONPOiT.-Te Let, at a low ren- T tal to a permanent tenant, eight-roomed _. House and largo voloinlo allotment; furniture ," If required, at a valuation,—Apply Oliver Mays, Davcnpwt. Musical. J r\ampi c be 'c j MUSIC FOR THE PIANO it al rorsisrs of TnE v BEST KNOWN AND MO3T POPULAR J SUNOS IN THS WORLD, L( ALL QV, EACH. j No Higher Prioe. No Higher Price. | List No. I. J Et. Pateiok's Day Parade s Since Bauv Lift us o Blue Belib of Scotland Black Eyed Subai? Hearts op Oak v The Tight Little Tsiand r 'MOLLIS! Darunq Kins the Bell Watchman b Lord Lovel t Erin Asthorb Love Was Onobs a Lhtie Boy He Was Bhspised (Hsoied). j, All at Bd., at a ' DAMPIBR'3 HQB3ON-aTRB!aT SHOP = Hartionr Board Notices. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. ' TENDBRS FOR POSJSONBY WHARF. \ Harbour Board Office, i Auokland, 22nd February, 1883, c •vendors wiU be rooelvod at thin offloe until 1 TUVSI)AY,tho6 h March, at noon, for Election J of Wharf ot Fonsonby, in teim» of plans and * BDCCifloitiona to be seen at the Engineer's Offloe, J Tenders to bo endorsed, " Tonder for T'onßonby J Wharf," The lowest or any tender not neoas- 1: sarily aooepted. ' ° By order ot ihe Board J. M. BBIOHAM. Secretary. Drapery, &c. NOVELTY FOR AUCKLAND. Genuine Sale i osr 1 pkRAPEKY AND /CLOTHING 6 FOR ONK WEKK ONLY, AT \ A. W, MACE'S. WELLKSLEY-3TRKET EAST (OPTOSIM Crowthisr's Stablbs). m GREAT BARGAINS 1 1 -ffiSi _____ i A, W. M. Offers a GBNUINE REDUC TION from bis Noted Low Prices. < ASH BUYEKS of DKAP^Ki: will find it greatly to their advantage to BUY AT TESTER'S ' Great Clearing Sale, Karangahapo Road. i Great Success of Sale 1 i STOCK OF DRAPERY AT COST PRICE 1 Tester's Great Clearing Sale, Karangahape Road.



S For Sa*,e. it EfOR SALE, Mary-street, Monnt Eden g I il, a House ol 5 rooms, now and substantial with good water supply, together with rcgistei '" I grate, colouial oven, &c. Freehold allotment i- £0x 00. Price, £300.-ADply on tho promises tt n Thos. Stevens. 1 I Pd'Oß *ALK. a new 3-roomccl uottage (i ft' with outhouse, verandah, 2 good tanks, " and large, allotment, 49$ x 110, yvcll laid out in fruit trees, &c.—Apply on the promises to Mi - Hartmister, Clareraont-strpet, off Kybor Pass. 3 |f OK SALE, Eight "Steel" Travelling -I T/nnks (vsrloas slz66), once used. Bar • gains at from 16s to 21e.-T. F. Lees. Holller Hours, Qrey-atrcet, J MEW HOUSE tor Sale at Mount Eden» , j*-' for £150; Leamington ranee, &o. Haty terms ot payment. — C. Williamson, Estata Agent, Vulcan Line, FOR SALE, a valuable AUotraenTTn Vlnc3nt-3trcet, with ilonss of 7 roonis.- T. Leigh Whits, 12, Boher__t's Bnlldlng9, Fort-st. '- fpOR SALE, very desirable Small Farm _, ,P l 8S aorea > 5 mll3B from Hallway Station and 16 from town; owner leaviog tha province, and will sell farm with So hoed of cattle (in cluding w mlloh cows! for £128.—B". J. Moss and Co:, Land Agents, Qaeen-stroot. B^iOß SALE, a Piano (nearly new); very 3. low priea. aa owner is leaving Auokland. —Knqnira at Star Offlco. ' FOlt SALE-Only £10 Deposit-Nice Cottage, Rocky Nook; bay yvindow, verandah, largo allotment.—\V. V. Stevens, 187, Queen-street. SU^OR SALE, a Comfortable 5-roomed 8- House, in flrst-class order, within five minutes walk of Union Bank.-H. Partington, Stlchbnry'B Bnlldings. |j>UK SALE, Cheap, Costermonger's JL Barrow and Board -Apply next door Mr Wllßon. bootmoker, Shortland-street. FOlt SALE, Kyber Pass, comfortable well finished House of 6 rooms; gas laid on gas stove, and evory conveni-nce-H.- Partlnr ton. Stiohbary'a Buildings. li^Oß SALM, Cheap Little Farm, Wat ,,-, fcemltl, 10 Acres, with 6-roomed House; all ia cultivation.—H, Partington, House and Land I pent. Stlohbury'a Bnlldings. a^TOli. SALE, Houses, Sealield View, JJ Burlolgh-streot, and Ponßonby; alto, Allotmsnte, Monnt Kdon; cheap, and easy &i I?l'~ H _' PMtlnßtou. Land & Batata Agent, btlchhnry'B Bnlldlßga, BEES 1 BEsS i—l have a tew syvarms, with patent Hives (complete) lor disposal; cheap.—G. H. Layers, Queen-street. FARM SERVAhT.-I am yvanting a Man and Wife for a Farm short distanco from town —G. H. Laverß, Queen street. SDIfDS I SEEDS 1 -You can sow Cab ba»o, Cauliflour, Can ot .and J'uroiei this month.-New Seeda of a. H Lsvers, Queee fcJEEDS.—SEEDS.--A neyv shipment jnst */. reoilvod from Kngland by Steamer, via Melbourne. You can Invariably get them good or a. H, Layers, tluoen-street, SpOE SALE a Bargain) — Beresford «. stroet: A new ana well-finished House of 7 rooms; verandah, Venetian windows, water law on, A.ieally hanaomo house, lostruovions to sell at once. Prioe, only J3130.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent (next Bank of Australasia! ■ HJ'Ult IMMIfDIATE SALE-btoKcss ah,. "I?* 1 Northcote-A Splendid Corner Allotment main road, about one mile from dH'_? f' V. 1', 11 a frontage of 200 ft to Great North Road. Price only £150. Must bo sold at onco. A great bargain.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. TU BAK.KKS. - For Sale, In the country, JL a Bakery, doing a vory good business.- Eor particulars apply to E. Mitchelson and 00., 19, Qnecn-street. IU-uJtv balis, Mount Eden, new and k ._,_. handßorae gable ended Villa, containing l£ 00fl?J 5 0nlI,!£ y' wash-house, large olstern, ££■«_. £. d wJL th Ulster, fcitohon nsnge. loun- SSS A ?°V, G9° d position, main road frontage, vory doairabla freehold allotment, about 60, by next Herald" Offloe. Qneau-atreet. (SHj> £pOR IMMEDIATE SALE.-llalld^nTe A: . ,Y. Resldenoe, now and well-finished, oontalnlng 7 rooms, flued with gtis, water 85&!?ff\ Mtoi lfl? dreflßsr- & °" Re Nice BToehold AUotment, Bltuated near ton of iTrank ir w™& & r? n. d V ow: bnd «ooi nosltion.-D. f'.?™ 11"'^^ Agent, next Bank cf Austral asla. Queen-street. (697) rVO SPORTSMEN.-For Sale, at Half * tholr Virtue, an Kxcell nt c. V., 12 bore, U. B. Gun. double baok action, stub Damascus Barrels, patent foro ond, Choice bore, by Thomas woodward; together .with oase and fall com- Nr?S?i? t i«nflttV 18S_' J Also' a valuabls Prussian Needle Blfie, sighted for 1510 yorda.-To view, apply T. g. Lees. Holller Houio, Grey-alreet. 1$ X E W B- ® =^' F9 r ?"}? or a very compile!, and con venient Brewery In the centre of a large agri cultural distrlot. For particulars apply to Feb. 2 J. FesT 0**8 MACKg- *«**">»'• >Bo BE DISPOSED OF by ptivatTcon *A . tla't- SJI arrival of chip Montrose, expec- Marohr- WelUD"toa ab°ut l*e baglnnlngof !_, «,„ d bams j seleotad from the best flooks l?J hoJ?°? n,* TJ aa-,ah mtTiot by «n exporien jl#W buyer; also, 10 PURK-BRKD IWO-30JTH EWK3, from the fame district &o°appi rtht° r par"oulars AB t0 Pediareo, price, MR A, COBB, Golden Lands, Foxton. ! .1 ____= __-_____3f l^oara ana Kesiaence, 1 SINGLE GENTLEMAN requires r» Board and Residence in a quiet family at Newmarket or Kyber Pass. - Address, Btating terms, to H.J.H.. Stab offlco. (TJOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, V3T HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodqino _ 20s. por Weok. Single Room 255, per Week. rf-IuMFuRTfIRLE APARTMENTS lor VV Ladles during thoir acconchmont; quiet ness and attention. Terms modorato.—Apply Mrs Boylo, Uppor Quoon-street (3rd house above Heath s store). OLD CLUB PRIVATE BOAKDitSG HOUSE. Eden Crescent, Auckland, within three minutes, walk of tho Railway Station, Wharf, Post office, Supreme Court-house, and Bonks.—First-class Accommodation for "Visitors Irom the Coast and Country Districts. Apart ments en suite for Ladies and Families. Plunge md Shower Baths. Letters and telegrams iddressed: o the Manager, Old Club Privato Boarding House, Eden Croscont, Auckland,will receivo prompt attention. E~N TN O R H~cTirni Beach Road, Devonport. A delightfully situated Marino Eesideribe, .onmianding an extensive view of the harbour, . ity, and suburbs; conveniently located between he Victoria" and Devonport wharves. Every jomfort and convenienco for visitors and board, forms moderate. JNO. OWEN. - Lost ana _t.'ouna. LOST, from North Shore, small, flat-bot tomed Punt, painted lavender.—Duder Bros,, North Shore. f' OST, on Wednesday, a black-and-tan J Terrier Dog.—Findor rewarded on return ng same to Williamson, Tobacconist, Queen itreet. If not roturncd at once, tho person in vhoao possession it ia found will ho prosecuted. LOST, a Pair of Spectacles, near Hemus and Hanna's Tho finder yvill oblige by caving them at this offlco. _^ LOST, a new Black Silk Umbrella, be tweon Remuera sndNewmarfeei; —Binder will be rewarded on leaving it at Mrs China's, Remuera. L~OST, between Wellesley-street Park Gate and Hobson-street, a Silver Bracelet, jot with gray stones.—Finder will be rewarded m leaving same at Stab Offlco. LOST, a small Locket, between North Bhare aud Welleeloy-street School—Rf wsrl o-. bgjjag left at this offloe. r'i iIE finder of a Book on "The Wonders l of Now Zealand " near foot of Wyndham _ treot yesterday afternoon, will oblige the owner by leaving it at tho Star Office. B_r OUND in the Harbour, a Boat's Mast S? and two Sails.—Owner can havo the samo by applying on board Mary Hogan, schooner, md paying expenses. "c" g " .Licensing JNorices. ELECTION OK LICENSING ' COM MITTKE, DI3TMC! OF MiNDREWA. In pursuance of ''The Licensing Act, 18S1 "The licensing Act. 1331, Amendment Act, 1882." and ' The Regulation oC Local Elections Act, 1876," I heroby glvo notice tbat on Blectlon will ha held on SATUBD(S.Y, the 17th day of Maroh, 1833 for the return of flvo duly qualified persons as Mombors of tho Licensing Committee of tho nbovo District: and I hereby ai.polnt tho hour of Noon, on WEDNESDAY, the 7th day ot Maron, 1883, and the School-house. Papatoe toe, for the Nomination ot Candidates. Nomination papers, slgnod eaoh by a Candidate and two duly qualified voters, must be de livered to tho Retnroing Officer befora the hour Df noon on the day of Nomination. WILLIAM Q. P. O'CALLSGBiAN. Returning- Offlaer. Dated this Ist day of Msrch. 18S3. a I in "' .' . ■' —s ______■ Shipping. tpmjb. AT OTICEI TO CON-! EM^^ XN RIGNEBW OF G'QODS EX ifeg^^^N LE riEREWE. " The otrgo ox Letterewo being liable to contribute towards a Genenl Average Band, con jlgneos are requested to sign the same and pay a deposit of (9 per cent.) five per oent. on value of goods. Delivery orders will bo given at my oHlce on oxeoutlon of the above Bond, and payment of freight as customary, ARTBUK HEATHER, Agent, ~~_rr rip HE NEW ZHALAII) J&p£&^__ -*• SHIPPING 00 3 LINH]' SHIP BRAHMIN. FIiDM Consignees are requested to pass entrias and obtain delivery orders from the naderiilgned for thjlr Goods without delay. .■■ ■; Carco Impeding the discharge of tho vessel will be landed and Btored at Consignee b risk anf Sentry to clear^gfflftrtjj]ftffg* I at IJ o'olook a.m. en BATUKOAy, the otawM, Captain Eowells will not te reap.:jißlble tor any Debts contracted bj any msmßtor of his crew without his wiitten aathorlty. THB HBW ZBALAKD SHIPPING CO, lanaiTßD. AgentF," Auokland, 2nd Maroh,lß_3.



j Public Notices. a. AUCKLAND CITY. ar DISTRICT SCHOOL COJIMITTEE. School Accommodation. en To ?F nish » guide in this matter, Parents and • Guardians of Children within school age, and • not attending school, are requested to send . thorn to any of the City Schools for admission ft rTT??o r& 1?\<; nt on„& e forenoon of MONDAY, ■ TVMP£ Y: or WEDNESDAY, the sth, Oih g and 7th instant. (-„.„, A. CAMPBELL, v dra .Mom* Chairman, XJR. HAINES having returned from 3 Sydnoy, him resumed Praotloe. Hoars as } usua. t i MHO FARMEBS AND GRAZIERS. It Is proposed to Load the Matanra, for Lon don, with Frozsn Moat, for which the vtssel haa space for two hundred tons, tho following Contrlbntions are already promised:— j Sheep. J.C.Firth .. ... .. .. „ ISM Auckland Agricultural Co 800 Thos. Morrin, Esq SOO Waikato Land A tsoolation .. • .. 600 Fisher and Co. .. „ £01 A, Buokland, Esq. ... „ _ 500 Partieß willing to make Shipment of Sheep or Cattle will please, without delay, signify same to Mb. JOSEPH BANKS, Auckland. It is stipulated that the condition must be prime, and that tho sheep shall not w<_igh more than 801bs, option being reserved to refuse shipment of any Inferior meat, which, In suoh case will be sold on account of the owner. Wethers or Maiden Ewes only will be leoelved, and ia lots of SO and upwards. Auckland, Ist Marob, 1883. T\J"OUST EDEN ROAD BOiRD. PUBLIC NOTICE.—LegaI proceedings shall be taken against all Bateuayers who have not naid their Rstes by the Mth Inßtant. The Col lector, Mr John Btiokley, will attend at the Toll-house, Mount Eden, on tho Bth, Oth, 14th, and 15th, from the hours of 9 to 11 a.m. JOSB!PH POTTER. March 2,1883. Chairman. 1» HE "Ruby " Fishing Patty. — The A Dootor has arranged all for Saturday, the grdinit. Staitat l[p.m. sharp, weather pee mitting. Mistake in the " Herald " this morn ing about hor going to Wade at 9 39 a.m. SHAHLAND'S 'MOA BKAND' BAK ING POWDER is the purest known, and thorefoie once tried is always used. Price, Is td and 2s. 6d. a tin. Proprietors: J. C. SHAR- , LAND & CO., opposite Postro Bee ' "OANNOCKBURW, EX CUZCO. WHITE AND~WATKINSON, TAILORS, VIOIOBIA-STHSBr, Lave opened up 1 CASE OF SUPERIOR BANNOOKBDBN TWEKDS. And have to arrive, per Brahmin, i OA9BB WORSTED COATINGS, OVER COATINGS, and WINTER TWEBDS. ■ Customers are invited to call early and lnipeot these oholoe Goods. ALL CLAIMS against the Estate of J. BAILRY a CO. must be sent in on or before 10th Maroh, otherwise they will not be recognised; and all Debts owing to same must bo settled at once, or legal proceedings will be taken. STABLING ACCOMMODATION in Parnell.—Any gentlemen or ladles wishing to put up their Horses or Vehicles, maylappiy James Mariln, Baker, next Windsor Cautle Hotel, Parnell, By night or day. - 4?1 fa £0 £I°.ooo LENT on Building J&JL\y Soolety principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought i and Houses bnllt on weekly payment system. ' Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties for sale on 4th page. Six per oent. allowed on money deposited for Investment.— C. Williamson, Land, Estate, and Financial Ages and. Valuator,! 3. Vulcan Lane. ATS I—When do rats cease to he rats ? After a hearty meal off Sharland's Phosphor Paste (they ara then corpses) I— 1 Sold by SHARLAND & CO., Shortland-street, for Is. a pot. ■ I tf^RAPESI GRAPES II GRAPBSIfI \JC Hot-house Gropos—large borries, very superior, can be had direct from tho vine at market rates, from Wm. Stevenson, Onehunga. FLEAS, and other Insect Pests, fleo - before SEGHETTI'S INSECT POWDER, the most effective known. Price, ls. 6d. a tin.— Colonial Agents: SHARLAND & CO., opposite Post-offlce. " W. PHILSON hiving expressed -a desire to possess in a permanent form the denatures of Subscribers to bis TeßtlmoiaL Subscribers are respeotfully Invited to call at my offloe and sign the parohment rolls, whioh. When completed, will be substantially bound and presented, t' . F. G. EWINGTON, Hon. Sep. £ ALL THE PERFORMERS for the " Coooert In Aid of the Sufferers by the B Floods iv Herman* ere respectfully requested to send In tne Names and Compossrs of their 1 respective numbers to the Hon. Ueo. Maroh 1.1883. F. PROEBBTING. jwBW ZEALAND TIMBER COM. IJi PANY (LIMITED). Having now a supply ot logs at our Mills, we have BKDOCED the Prioe of Timber. " F. JAGGER, j Ist March. 1883. ' jyrETEOPOLITAN HOTEL. MR. T. T. ANDERSON * Begs to intimate that ho has REMOVED to temporary premises at tho corner of Shortland and Queen streets, during tho ro-rbuildins. of his formcr_premisejutttho corner of Fort-street. PROTECT YOURSELF FBOMMOS QUITOES by using SHARLAND'S KOMA, Is. Bd. a bottle.-Sold by SHARLAND AND. CO.. opposite the Post-offlco. . ROUGHS, COLDS, and LurtG VV DISEASES aro speedily cured by takine SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL,-sSI at 2b. 6d. and Is. 6d. a Bottle by SHARLAND AND CO., opposite Post-offlce, INDIA AND CHINA TEA WAREHOUSE." Landing, ex Crownthorpe, from London, I MOIK'S SUPERIOB FRKBH HKRniN6S, lib. tins „ „ KIPPKBED „ lib. tins „ Choiok Herhinqj. in Shhimp Sauo_s „ Smoked Red Hcsrixgs I „ New Orings Marmalade Anglo-Swiss Mils, Ex Arawata, Rotomahana, and Walra pa, •>. 715 PACKAGES DIA AND CHINA TEAS. Medium to Very Choice, in chests, halves, and boxes. These shipments include some of the cheapest lines sold on the Australian ( Market this year. .Tredk. tVhitehhiad, ' '95 VICTOBIA-STRBBT. 7 -XT O T_ I C E. d. fT¥vans, ESTATE, HOUSE, AND LAND AGENT, Has REMOVED to more Commodious and Con venlent Offloos on ground floor. NEXT BANK OF AUSTRALASIA, QOEBN - STRKHT. where ho will now be please i to see any old faces. PROPBRTX" owners wishing to sell, are re quested to forward particulars as soon as con- , venlent. ' 1 are now on the Inorease, and the demand for city properties ls greater, than , the snpply. Small cottages near Queen-street very much o&llod for. Queen-street. Numerous enquiries all dsy long, t y,A^llo^mn '-7 1)iF- EvAKS lnt9n«B Sddlbg that of Auot oncer to hia wellestabllshod ttouse and Lsnd Agenoy. The First Sale will take place early In March. Those wishing to sell are requested to forward particulars as early as possible. New Arrivals, and those wishing to purohase are invited to call and inspect the Lists at the LAND MART, QUEEN-STRKEP, Next Bank of Australasia. ' Wm. _McA_RTHUR & 00., AUOKLAND. TO DEALBRB IN FANCI GOODS, EARTHENWARE, CHINA AND GLA AND GENERAL STOREKEEPERS Plain and Fanoy Stationery Perfumery and Toilet Soapi Bruahwaro and Combs % Table and Pocket Cutlery B.P. and B.M. Goods Iron Bedsteads Mirrors and Faaoy Famlturo Clooka, Watches, and Jewellery Tobacco, Cigare, and Pipes Musical Instruments Earthenware, China, and Glass \ Vases, Flower*tands, fee. Parian Ware, Pictures Parses, Hand Bogs, and Basfceta Orioketicg Appointments Lawn Tennis and Badminton Arohery and CroQuet Indoor Gamai Toy;, as, *



\|"ACOABE,-UH_tv_pra3c:iabieVentrlloeul_ilL AU. Coaverßailomiitsssiia^.£.nrtM"atctoa/ M A?„n^??r,sro^ 0, 31 choteslntertalnm«L -'■'J'- fall ot fan, flea _:t Instruction. 7 TU-AOOiBB, the Delineator of Curious Una. } -people. Oors' "P^wnttng all sorts ot odd _ M*mSf" B? iaa delighted millions of ad" by^lsS n?„M Uri' B, 0' ■-1D0:" i<»."*« Australia ■ pynisown Unaiiied Performance. M Aw n al J'l *'T y» « rayai laugn. and gdodhßmour, ° d 'B»°etlce Home in capital 1 M Aan°d 4com^/£ V"l" iy, 0l 'mpsrsonatlons M^f^fflf^J^ Perforata^* Tuoafiay next M&± £ Ws?,ftla °"6r*Ho,18B'OI» renderae 7d B n ecL^Tb h T o lhfl T f^ fflfffl? h" bßen will sot aid™ Ib titSs to JiV£ t. h, at the Bt?amer Monday night. ° aUot¥ 0I Bn opening on __^BcTT2 L se orctary j UDny^gen,. f|PHE QUEaN'S "REDOUBT RACES on tho morning of the races, 11 o'ctogf69 i Corporation Notices. QITY OF AUCKLAND. DRAINAGE WORKS — IRELAND, OKIDBLH AND SPKINd-STREBTS. ' ( The City Counoll will rectlve tenders nntll < P.m of THURSDAY, the Bih nESfffl atavS works. In terms of plana acd specifications tobe Jje «;ed at the offloe of the City SngtaeeTdonn. oU Chambers, Higk-Btreet. The Counrtlflo Sot bind themselves to accept any tender. Tenders to bo endorsed." Brainag*_Wcrkß, PonMnby" P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk's Office. TownOle*. Maroh 2.1833. gOEOUUHjJF ONEHUNGA; ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR. aI? P is™mi.!_,<_? of 'he Munldpai Corporationo Aot, 1876, nnd Amoßdmentß thento mS f__f Regulation of Local inactions Act. 1876 IhL'hS give notice that au Election will be hoMt FRIDAY, the 23rd day of tewi IBM iSJtIS to fill the extraordinary vacancy caused by toa ssat ef CouucUier J. W. WaliJr hSXg beeS declared veoonr under SaotloaV oftEe Art first above-mcntlcn«i; and 1 hereby amiolnt the Court-house. Onehunga, and too hSkS nf noon FRIDAY, the Sth day ot March 188S Inl the Nomination of CanoidL* MNomta2ttoS dToaffir foretflßhourofMO'»^ \ WILLTAM G. P. O'OALLAGHAN. burning Officer. 1883? a onehunKß' thi3 lßt day of Msrcb, Auctions. MONDAY, AT 11 O'CLOCK. PICTURES, CLOCKS, ETC. ETC. For the benefit of whom it may concern. Ex S,s. Gulf of Finland, j; . G. W. BINNEY a ASI received instructions to selL at Mobbw John Roift and Go's Warehouse Retook *°n Umia*' M<"°h S/at elevw 24 FRS& S&. SLHP-JP™ PICTURES : £_, FaJ} h_,SP,i H °Be- "'Beatrice ana Rosalind"/ 12 OJL PAINTINGS, by Catch Artists 4 MARBLE CLOCKS 4 28 FIGURES AND ' 74 Q OPERA GL4P.BE3 2 FIELD GLASSES " , Terms Cash. WEDNESDAY, MAE.CH 7. y TO BOOT AND"sicm.MANUFAC TUREBS AND OTHERS. • EXTENSIVE SALE OP LADIES' AND GENTS' BOOTS AND SHOES, French, German, and English Makes. GARRIEIIeyvIS HAS received instructions to sell, at hia ifi.«,w. *&!,?? JoPPOßite ThorotevJ3mlth and - SH» MJUsI. Lower Queen-street, on tho*l«TO-o. „-l aate, at II oclock. yf a^i 6 Trunks of Ladles' Kid Button Boots '."■-; i i do fio aisoe do do 3 do Maids' KIQ and Glace Kid 10 s do,- Ladles' Kid Elastlo Sides * -- 2 do Laatao" Hfah Extra Polish Boole - B do Ladles" Oxford Shoes * do GenW CaltXidTopOxfordßlu.ee 5 do Gents' Calf Elastto Side Boots 10 ;do Ladies' Lasting Boots • • , .. *. ■do Ledleß' Mook Kid Soots ' rls o do Infants' Kid Boots and Shoes ~> ,£ uo Cashmere Bongo Beota 10 do Ladles', Girls', and Maids' Goods Terms at Sale. JE?° ,An,°Honeer calls particular attention to ■Ms Bale, bßlu a one of she best lots ever effere* a Auokland, bstb far style and make. S. TOSKS, R. 0. OAKB. B. D. TOHKB TUESDAY, MARCH 6. c FIJI SUGAR, FIJI SUGAR.. PENANG, REWA^Ind ANCHOR ■ ' ESTATES. B. TONKS & CO; , | X&* ILL Sell on Tuesday, ths 6th instant, v v atllo'olock, i 2000 Mats Sugars, from the above estates." 8, TONKS. B, COAEK, B. D. TOSKS ' ZJZ Tuesday, march «. hill and eyafs' vinegar . meins', tinned msats ! MOIR'S FLOUE. v ' B. TONKiT& CO. WILL Sell on Tuesday, the Oth instant, at 11 o'olook, \ «t Barrels Hill and Bvmis' Vinegar 18 Cases Meina' Meats _ Beat Mutton. Rlsoies, ito„ See. u,w™'i 60 Sacks Molr's Fhmr. :__.„., ' tuesday, march «. ": BBEWERS' CRYSTALS! ''■'- " f ./.,': BREWERS' CRYSTALB! BN ACCOITRT OF WHOH II MAY OWTOHBH. B. TONKS & CO. WILL sell on Tuesday, March «J.at 11 o'clock, c ~...,■■,' 283 MATS BREWERS'CRYSTALa ' " WEDNESDAY, MARCH"I : 5N ACCOUNT OF JHE MANnFAOTUMBB. .j NE WES GLAND" ORGAN Qo, j B. TONKS & CO. WILL sell, on Wednesday, the 7th instant, at 11 o'clock prompt "ua Jm ONE NEW ENGLAND ORGAN IT «ta« ffervS adaPtC<l for C* » "b^SS THORGANS° MINION ORGAN W ONE pianoforte, by Charlea Oadby Without Beserve, Withotg Reserve. . B. TONKS. K.O. OASB, B . D. TONKB WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, : 1 Ex fam Mendel. -- I - EXTEKhIVB SALE OF I ENGLISH 17DKNITUBE NGLISH TURNITUH^ rcs-r LAfipsD. ex above tsssbi, S Comprising j Blagant ToUet and Dress'ng Table* Dining Tables Sultes-Drawlnu ana Dlalnu MualoStosls QHt Chimnej Glaaea Overmantels,, Girandoles I ... ■ :■ :■:.,'-:-'' .-'-: C.' | Hearth Rußf, Mats &c,, &c., _?c. I ...;'. _ 1 ■"''"■ ''■''' ''■■' ■ '':''"" '■ '. •' I » B. TONES _j O ft, « Auctioneer!?, ■ ~..y 'A . {Continued tm~Em:&~p^j " ~ ..."'"'■"■'" ■■ ■"' ■ I