things were burnt. Ho received such a fright that ho had not yet recovered from the shock.—Mr Cotter addrosßedtho Bench, and thought under tho ciromnstunces ho could hardly nsk the Bench to convict Mr Macffarlane, who was simply doing his duty. He would therefore ask to withdraw the charge.—Tho Bench considered that Mr Macfl'arlano should make inquiries in all t-uch cases.—Withdrawn.

Unlicensed.—Wm. David Dallen and Thomas Mcßwen were charged on sum mons with selling liquors at Ellerslie l'acecourno on the 2nd January without boing duly licensed to sell tho same, and contrary to Section 15!) of the licensing Act ; 1881.—A second chargo was entorcd against defendants for exposing the same for sale.—On tho application of Mr Cotter, with the consent of Mr Whitakcr, theso cases woro remanded until Wednesday next.

This concluded the business,

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

[RKOTKII'S TELEGRAMS.]

(Received 2nd May, 2.30 p.m.) Shipping News. Melbourne, this day. Arkivkd yestorday: Union s.s. Waihora, from ElufT.

An Ineffectual Marine Judgment.

Captain Lockyoar continues to command Uie steamship Adelaide on the strength of of his certificate as second mate. Tho Yic torianfNavigation Board bavo communicated with the Adelaide Marino Board regarding Captain Lockyoar, but tho Adelaide Board declined to interfere.

Tho Egyptian Conforenuo.—Tho Powers all Agreed Savo Turlioy. London, May I.—ln the Houso of Com mons to-day Mr Gladstone announced that the French Government had accepted tho proposal to hold a conference on Egyptian : affairs, but required that there should be an exchange of views between England and France beforehand as to the subjects to be , discussed. Mr Gladstone further stated that tho Turkish Govornmont has not yet replied to tho proposal, but that the other European Governments have accepted tho

same. Tho New Bishop of lUvorina. The Rev. Sydney Linton, newly appointed Bishop of Riverina, Now South Wales, was consecrated to-day at St. Paul's Cathedral, with the customary ceremony.

Arrest of a Fonlan " Cont.ro."

A man named MacDonnel, who is known to be a " centro" of the present Fenian organisation, haa been arrested at Wedncs bury, in Staffordshire.

CUSTOMS RETURNS FOR APRIL.

Wellington*, this day, The Customs returns for the colony lust month woro £100,819, the amount collected

at tho four principal centrca being : Auck land, £23,528 2s 2d ; Wellington, .£10,202 16a Id; Lyttelton andChristchurch,£l7,S4o Os 8d; Dunedin, £29,420 la 9d. For March last the total was £115,799 0s 3d, and for April, 1883, it was £12I,0S« Ss 3d. Tho beer duty for last month was £4,960 10s 10d, tho principal amounts being:— Auckland, £1,(/S813s2d ; Wellington, £385 12s Gd; Christchurch, £1,056 10s lOd; Dunedin,£l,lCG 15s Od. For March last it was £4,742 18s 4d, and for April, ISB3, £5,052 7s Bd.

FIRE AT ARCH HILL.

Shortly after two o'clock this morning, an outbreak of firotook place in the stables belonging to Mr S. White (night-soil con tractor), situated near the Chinamen's Gavdon, Arch Hill. Tho man in charge, named Taylor, who sloep3 in an attached houso, was aroused by an unwonted stamping oti tho part of tho horses, and on.going outside and making nn examination of the place ho perceived flames within the stable, wherein six horses were stalled. Ho at onco woko up Mr Whito and his gon, who reside in a house some 300 yards distant, and all pos sible efforts were made to extinguish tho fire. At the same time the horses wore taken out and the draya removed. The flames, however, made rapid progress, and as the eupply of water was limited tho stables and attached dwelling and store wore speedily reduced to ashes. Tho premiHCS and harness were insured for £140 in the London, I^ncashire, and Globe Office, but Mr White estimates his loss at £250. About £40 worth of feed and cix sets of harness, as well as some loose harness, wore destroyod, while three drayn and a spring-cart were more or loss damaged. One of tho horses, too, was so badly singed abouttho legs and head that it may bo permanently in jured. From its condition, it seems evident that tho fire must have broken out among tho looso straw on tho floor, but it ia not known how it originated. Shortly before 3 o'clock an alarm was. rung out upon several of the city firebells, ana the Brigade, under Superintendent Hughes, mustered at the station, but as the scene of. action was ascertained to bo beyond tho city limits they dfd not go, but Captain Field and a detachment of the Salvage Corps, however, proceeded to Arch Hill.

ROMAN CATHOLIC DIOCESAN SYNOD.

Yostorday (Concluded.)

At 3.30 p.m. yesterday the Fathers as sembled agftin to discasa the matters to bo proposed by the Bishop. The principal and most important item of tho afternoon's dis cußßion was tho education question, and His Lordship the Bishop proposed several regulations for the proper organising of the schools of the diocese. Tho discussion was private, and with closed doors, and the results have not yet transpired. This Day. n .. .„„ This morning the second session was opened at 9.30. The ordinary Mass ap pointed to bo said on tho second day of the kynod, viz., the Mass of Requiem, was said bytheVeryßev.Monsi K noroi!ynes,V.G.land1 and at its conclusion His Lordship was immedi ately vested in his sables robee, and the absolution of the dead was given by him. The " Libera me Domine waa then started by the cantors, andtaken up by the whole body of the cfcrgy, amongst whom we noticed in addition to those mentioned yestcrdaythe Rev. F. A. Fox, 0.5.8., from Waikato. At the conclusion of the absolution the Bishop, with his assistants, entered the sacristy, and, putting offhis black vestmenta. was rested again in the «d-th» «^ ur. n °j the Synod. The Rev. M. D. 0 Hara and the C J. Paul assisted him again, he former singing the Gospel customary on the occasion. The allocution of the Bishop fol lowed just as yesterday, after wh eh the ' Secretary (Father O'Gara, 0.5.8.), pub- Ushed from the altar steps part o tod* crees approved by tbo Bishop in hie.private council. These, hoover have not yet been i made known outside the Synod. The Fathers met again this afternoon at 3.30 for the second general meeting.

Auckland Sharemarket.

«* *»"»*-v* w:

Bellorß. 16s „ • „ Queen of Beauty-Sollers, 2s JOSEPH NEWMAN. Chairman,

A man named Lawrence tobinaon a moving a heavy package in the hold of a vessel alongside the wharf last_ night when it fell on nis foot, crushing it. Ibe in juried man was tikcn to the Hospital,. It is considered necessary to amputate two of bia toe 3. . V ■ ... .-. :• ■■";

The inquest on the body of the man Moran w^ proceeding at the Gaol, before Dr. Tennent and a jury, when ue went to press. Constable Bern deposed to arresting the deceased on the 26 b, inst. but used no violence. Cbnstoble \^ffj lock-up keeper, corroborated, and stated that no complaint was made by deceased when placed in the cell.. ;»r .Bond was about to be examined at 4 c elocK. , It is greatly, desired by the officers ot the various^tball club ß thatall members new men, and old alike, w II turn up^ at^the matches tomorrow, as it will be the:only. opportunity at which th ? r presort form cm be noticed before theTPgular dub mattes begin next week. The game'to-morrow. New Zealand v. World has alwayp.been^ hot fight, and will afford a good chance for wf Player of worth to dest.ngmsh him eelf, antf thereby qualify himself for a per manent place in the club fiUtoens.; ~.-.,

TELEGRAMS.

[I'F.r, I'IIK.SS ASSOCIATION.]

Nbw Plymouth, this day.—At the Supremo Court tho case of James Suiter, charged with arson at Hawora, was pro ceeded with this morning. Up to the ad journment six witnesses had been oxamined. Tho case is likely to occupy the whole day.

Wj:j,lin<.:to.\, this day.—A slight shock of earthquake was experienced here at 5.35 last night. The direction was oast to West.

WUMJJJUTOS, this day.—ln addition to the !),000 carcases which tho Gear Meat Company aro freezing for tho steamer British King, (hey will freeze -1,000 for the sfxumcr Aoraugi, which leaves hero direct for London.

I'oariuHy Sudden Death,

CIIUIBTCHUKCir, this day.— Telegraphic information received from Akaroa states that Mr Naldcr, sen., solicitor, dropped dead in tho street this morning.

DOJJJU-IN, this day.—ln tho caso of four Chiueso charged with gambling at Tapnnui, ono was fined £5 T>s, ono £2 2s, and two £1 each. The bench declined to forfeit the gambling instruments.

THE TAKAPUNA ENQUIRY.

Light .Sentcnco of tho Court.

[dv iklkobapji—ntKss AxaoctATiox.]

DUSEOIK, this day. Captain JoSks's certificate has boon sus pended for six months, and the mate has bcon cautioned that ho should have asked for the chart for safe navigation. The chief ollicor and first engineer are also blamed for not reporting the striking.

THE BRITISH KING.

A TKi.Kr.ItAM received by tho Harbour Board from Captain Bakor, of Hussell, states that a steamer steering south pacsed that part at 12.30 p.m. to-day. This will most Hkoly prove to bo tho New Zealand Shipping Co.'s char tered ship thoßritish King, whichloft London on March 15th last, and is consequently now 4S days out, and fully due. Sho may be expected to put in an appearance hero about 10 o'clock this evening;. Tho British King is a vessel of 3,5511 tons regis ter, built at Belfast, in 1881, by Messrs Harland and Wolf, who also built tho Doric. Tho British King is in many respects similar to that ves sel, tho principal diftcrenco being that the Doric is 1,000 tons larger. The British King is constructed of etcol, on the following dimensions : — Length, 410 ft; beam, 3!) ft 3in ; depth oi hold, 2Sft 'Jin. Uor engines are '2,400 horse-power, ahd were manufactured by Messrs Jack and Company, of Liverpool. Tho saloon, although smaller than that of the Doric, nnd possessing fowor berths, is vory simi larly lifted up, nnd vory comfortable. Tho British King la now on her third nnd last voyage undor charter to tho New Zealand Shipping Company, her owners boing the Britich Shipowners Co. (Limited), Liverpool. She has usually made rapid voyages, tho last trip from Lyttelton docks to London having been accomplished in 46 days 11 hours. She is fitted with a refrigerator, nnd will proceed from hero to Wellington and Lyttelton, wherosho will load frozen meat for London.

Here she is expected to load a lnrge quantity of cheese and butter, Mr Coxon, Halnm'fl ropresentativo, is now in'AUckland, for the purpose of fitting tho vessel with a cooling chamber for tho conveyance of theso articles Tho British King, which is in charge of Captain John Kelly, brings cargo for all the principal New Zealand ports, and alto tho following second cabin passen gers :—

D. Morton, F. A. Hurry. Mrs Crow and fiimilv (3). O. P. Gardner. X, S. Dnlloy, Mr and Sirs Jones and 3 childrun, Jtr I. Arßull, Mr W. Napier. Mrs H. Pool, Jlr.H. StranK nnyp. She briliirs 31J ininilirrant*. includ ing 19 for Ilawko's Hay, 41 for WolliUKton, 11 fur Taranaki, 15for Wcstlond, 7 for Nelson. , r>for Jlarlborou(?h,72for Canterbury, and Uafor Auck land. Tho following is tho list of tho Auckland immigrants (excepting 20 received on board after the list was made up):—William, Johanna, Kalo, nnd Hannah Harrelt; Thomas and Fiances Hoskina; Frederick and Carolino Ho3kin3 andinfant; Christopher, Mary, t!cort;o. Frank, Harold, and Lucy Leek: John. Ellen, and Herbert Loigh; Charles, Lucy. and Harriot Unpitt; Ilarrx, Mar/, and Harry Morris; John, Sarah, and Harriot Ulduury; Keriilnand, Lcnot, llrrihn and Esther I'eltZLT; Thomas, Phlllls. John. Knto, nnd Hlchard PrinKlc; Aithur and Mary Smith; James. Wiaabcth, Jano, Mary, Janot. Mary, and;Afl;nc3 Bnilth j James and John Jlarrctt, Giovanni Uoud and wifo. Walter Uradlcy, IJavid Draner. Patrick Farroll, Daniol FitzKcrald. Peter uillan, Carl Glinke, Alfred Haino. Martin Hanson. William Henderson. Herbert Hough, John Keith, John Kelly. Harry Moorhead, John Morris. Martiu Mul lins, Krnest Qnerer.Jiim.es and David Roach, A'ox. Kobinson, Edward ltiisseU, Wm. Stewart, William TurnbuU, Wilholmino and Anna Audt, Kllen and Mary Barrett, Mary Barry, Esthor Beavin, Mary Bradley. Pauline Braner, Mngsrio Clarke, Ann Constant, Mary Curtin, Alice JttnU'l. Bridget Kitipatrlck. Annie and Kate Oallaghor, Lydia. Hendonoji, Jilixa HoUlngs worth, Florence and Sarah Hoskins. bnrah IrJwin Lydla Johnson. Bridget Lawlor. Mary Lfiwia, Rachaol Longf for.), Bedelia Lyons, Jessie Mamval, Esther ; and Mary McDonald. Ellen MoNuish, Mary Meßobert, Mary Jlercdith, Lucy, Caroline, Florence, and Lucy Morris; Mary Nesbit, Fanny Noble, Einnm Pick. Annie Roach, Jane Kobinson, Eliza Hussell, Una Stampylo, Mary WhltO, Klirabcth and Alto Williams.

GRAFTON ROAD SCHOOL.

Tho Talbot - Hoaloy Dlfflcnlty.

Tins matter was again before tho .Board of Education this afternoon. Mr Talbot forwarded a lefctor in which ho says :— I hnvo made a declaration beforo a Justice of tho Peace, this being the only menus loft mer of vindicating myself thd Board not giving mo an opportunity of to doing.. I feol aggriovod that Mr Hoaloy. should be allowed to introduce new matter (and that matter hod by dishonour able means) without giving; mo ah oppor tunity of reply." i The writer:commented on the unfaisness of; dealing with a case before hearing whatithe accused haS to say, and then proceeded,, " Still, gontlemen, I foel I »m w«U rid of the society of one who places so little value on truth. Of course, it is only what a man?may-ireasonably expect from one who thinks ashe dobS. .To quote the words o£ one- of the imombors of the Board : There is no doubt, 'he ifs eminently fitted' for the . role he had taken up, vi/^vthat of slandoruißhU neighs bour." 'The following affidavit sworri beforo Mr Yon der Heyde, Justice of the l'eace, was appendod:—l most solemnly and sincerely declare and say that the statements purporting to bo those con tained in a letter to the Board of Education by Geo. Healey, head master of Graitdn Koad School,' and pubhshod in the Stak news paper of the 25th instant, are whollyjand en entireiy without a particle of truth. 'As regards the beating of children, the reading of'newspapers during school hours, and re. fusing to instruct ,my pupils in difficult lessons, all these statements are purely con cocted and unmitigated untruths. I also declare that the document defining my duties was not furnished to me at my re nuost, that I knew nothing whatever about it and that I received tho said document some days after,, and not before the visit of Mr O'Sullivan to the Grafton Road School. I make this solemn declaration^ knowing my statements to be true in every particular." The Chairman objected to the letter being received, and characterised it as disgrace ful and ungentlemanly in-'style. Messrs Carr Goldie, and Theo. Cooper defended tho writer. Mr Can- pointed out that a change was advisable, and said that in conversation with the Chairman of the City Schools Committee, that gentleman said he believed there, would be no objec tion to Mr Thwaites being removed to Grafton Road and Mr Talbot taking his '' place •in N6lson-6treefc School.— Mr Hobson said.: it: was apparent that a man possessing the disposition and temper of tho writer was unfit to have the charge of children. The style- of the letter was disgraceful to anyone claiming to be a gentleman.-Mr Goldie moved that the lettor and iaffidavit be received, but it was agreed by..a major ty of one that only, the aihdavxt,. be received.-Mr Cooper.submitted that it ; was unfak not to have the whole Proceedings on record--Ifc was agreed .pn^ Mr Carre motion "That it be suggested to the City, Schools Committee that Mr Thwaitea.be .emoved from Nelsop-street to , Grafton S and Mr Talbot from Grafton Road to Ne'son-streot.". ~ ;.■■■" "'*'?'''. '.

The pupils of a number :of the City Dis trict Xols were presenOh^mormng at the Art Exhibition, having received an half holiday for the purpose The. Ration fa" kindly extended to them by the Com mittee of the' Society. Tho births registered at Auckland for the inontli of April were j MO, of which 08 3 the BaroV Thedeaths were 91," of whioh 51 were'in the Borough. Sixty one marriage certificates were taken out, of wlich 22 were solemnised in the Registrar's Office. :;'IU.-J " '•' ;-' . ." .

THE AUCKLAND fiVE'NiiNG ,STAK, mi DA _, MAY 2, 188**



Wanted. WANTED, two good Carponters.— Apply to C. Hawkeawood, Staffordshire Iron VVorka. 1 lobson-strcct, ANTED, at once, a few Additional CiKarmakora.—Apply to the Manager Auckland 'J obacoo I'actory, I'ort-Btrcet. WANTED, a tirst-class Canvasseri liberal terms to a really Kood hand.— Apply between C and S p.m. at Thomas's, To- Duoconißt. Grey^atreot. _; W" "ANTED, Two Well Sinker*.—Apply Hancookand Co.. Nowmarlcct. WANTED, a good Cook for a Bush Kitchen.—lnquire at Litt'a Stables. \\T ANTED, o good Han Cook for the T T Sydney and Melbourne Cafe.-Apply to Mra G. Garrick, Upper Queen street. WANTED, wsvoral licnchmcn and Im lirovcrg.—G. Black &Co . Chapcl-st. _ ANTED, a Bakor.— Apply at onco to R. Furrcll, Princes-street, Onuluinna. WANTED, a first-class Clothing Hand. -New Zealand Twoed Company, Short land-atruot. . . WANTED, Employment, either in a Merchant's Olllco, Counting House, or Warehouso: no objection to hard work or long hours .-Address " Alpha," Stab Oflice. | WANTED, by ndvortiaer(lß), Situation on Farm or Station. Can milk, and is good rider.-Addrcsa 8.A., STAR Ofllco. ANTED, a Young Man as Improver 10 Saddle, and Harness-making.—Apply by letter to K. M. Cameron, Saddler, Helens ville. WANTED, a Young Man to assist in a bakery anddrivecart.—Johnßuchanan, Customs-street. ANTED, a Young Man to milk and make hiirmclt generally useful.—Apply E. G. Herd, One Tree Hill. Orceulanq. ANTED, a Young Man for tho But chering ; one that can slaughter pro lerrefl.—J. H. Garrott, Eden Terrace. Tar ANTED, Youths to milk, General W Servants, Cooks, Marriod Couples for buali.—Holghton and Co.. IV7, Qucon-streeU Unices upataira. _____ W ANTED, a i'eapoctablo Youth as Porter: ono used to riding prctcrrcili— Apply A. O. Steplionson, Draper, Karanganapc ltoad. — WANTED, llospoctablo Youths for the boot trado -Uarrott Bros. WANTED, a Youth accustomed to tho bakehouse.-Apply W. Payne, Thrcu Lamps, Fonßouby. . WANTED, a rospectablo Boy; one nbed to horse proterred.-O. Aloy, Grocer, St. Mary's Iload. PonsOnby. WANTED, Boy.—Apply ThoinasShove, Butcher, corner o£ Syinonds and Aber cronibie'Streots. WANTED, an Intelligent Boy.—Apply Stab lobbing Uopartmcnt. WANTED, a Boy for tlio Store, to make himself generally useful.-Apply Urowtt) Barrcltand Co.. KUlott'Strect. WANTED, a Sharp Boy to deliver parcels; must know town and suburbs well.—Apply to-morrow morning atl) tt.m. to U, Cnnipboll, Tailor, Quoon-Htrcot. WANTED, an Active Lad.—Apply Hamilton Bros.. Queen-street. ANTED, for Glsbonio, a Milliner.— Apply to Win. McArthur and Co. WANTED, by long-experienced milli ner, a Situation In town; Would take cbargo of show and work room, but would pre fer work-room only; highest roforehiKH.-C«m munication by lettor only to "C.C.."bTAH Office. VAT ANTED, by a Young Lady (dress- V V makor), a Constant Place or Work out by the day.-Apl'ly Sr.vu Olllcc, \\T ANTED, immediately, Improvorsand Vt Apprentices to tho Drcssiiiakinir.-Mrs IjtiiHford. near Mt. Mary's Church, Parncll. ANTED, Aprrentices to the Dress making. - Apply A. 0. Btcphonson, Karangahapo fioatl. ' WANTED, a Waitress, at once,—Apply Maaonic Hotel. North Shore ANTED, by Young Lfttly lutolyarrived from England, situation as larty-holp. useful companion, or assistant housekeeper.— Addrcßs A.8.. Post-omco Auckland. TIfjYNTED, immediately, good (Jenoral V V Servant, or Uespectablo Person to assist in housework ; references required.—Mrs Hun ciiimn. Hamilton Koad, PonsoOby. YITANTED, immediately, a good Goneral Vt Servant-Apply Mra W. J. Courtney. Cypress Cottage, Howe-street. TAT ANTED, a good General Servant.— VV Apply to tho Nowmarkot Hotel, New market. __ \XT ANTED, a General Servant, ablo to VV wait at table.—Apply Mrs Forrester, at Mrs Crowthur'n, Upper Vlncent-istrcet. ANTED, n good Gonoral Servunt.— —Apply to Mrs .Tatncs Macfarlane, Jcr myn-atreet. j , \\T ANTED, a Gon»ral Servant.—Apply V T Mra G. Holdshlp, Kyber l'aja. TxrANTED, a strong, respectable Girl > V for Housework.—Apply at onco to Mrs Morgan, oppoaite Mr TodiVs. Grocer, Wclling tun-strect. \\T ANTED, a Girl to uttoml on an in- VV valid lady and mako b-jrnclf K?n«r tt_>' im'ful.—Apply at Mra Scarborough s, Victoria Avenue, llcniuora. WANTED, a Girl about If!, to help in houßowork. —Apply to Mrs 11. Kean, Beru3ford Btrcot. ANTED, 2 or 3 Clontlemcn Bourders; bath, piano, etc.; terms moderate— York House, Grey street. ANTED, a Bod-room, with tire-place, convenient to Quocn-Btrcot,—Audross, " CD.." 3tar Oflice. ANTED, Two Furnished Rooms, with uso of kitchen, for Gentleman and YVifo; no children ; oast Bido of city preferred. —fend address to " W.," Box 53. Poatolllce. VI7ANTJED, unt^ nooaof Saturday next, V? Separate Toriders Icarpontcrs' labour onlj) fer Stairs and Flooring, Lining and Ceiling. —Apply on Job. corner of Karangahapo ltoad and Liverpool-street. _J TXT ANTED, a Partner with a Capital-.of VV fitOOto-JJI.W In a'gobd paying concern:— Apply " Business," care of Stah Olßce. ANTED at once, £350 for Three Years, on freehold security, 9 per com. interest.—Apply "'Mortgage." 3TAU Olllcc. ANTED, tho Public to know the Highest Prices paid for Game.-C. B. Smith. 21 j. Queen-street. , WANTED, 1,000 Watched and Clocks to Clean nnd Kepoir, at T. Nutaford's, Watchmaker, Victoria-street(ncxtunion Bank). Churgos moderato; all work warranted for 1J monuis. WANTED, Mount Edeu Readorsof tho Star to know that tho cheapest Fruit DepOt, Is opposite tho Baptist Church, Mount Eden Koad. Try it. ANTED, the u?e of a I'inno, for l'rac tice^ for two hourß daily, within easy distance of Q'uoen-sU'ceL— Apply by lotter, stut lijg terms, to M., Btak Office. ANTED, Namos of intendingStudcnts for-Public Shorthand Class, under certificated 'teaoholV- Keo, inolufllng bookß, Bs. PJionographers wanted for Reporting Class.-1. \y. JoDEpn, Karangahape ; ltoad t . ■ WANTED, everybody and his wife to know that Farrellfc Barnaby, nextto the British Hotel, nro the real and only Worklng mcn'B Butchers in Auckland. Cash purchasers most liberally dealt with. Give us a trial. WANTED, to Let or Sell; a First-class i New Seven-Roomed House and 1 Aero of Land- at Mprningslde;. close to the Railway Station- 'busses- pass several times daily, distance, not more than 20 minutea walk from Upper Queen-street.— Apply to J. H. Smith, Morningaide. Mount Albort. \XTANTED TO SELL, Single-bafrel1 VV Brcech-loadingGun.-Apply to "R.P.C.," P.O. Box 33, Auckland. - • ■ ■'■••■ WANTED TO SELL, Prime Canter bury Haais.-Kew's Grocery Store, Vio tdria-street. - WANTED to Sell, Double Bedstead with Hangings, Cheironior, and Dresser. Only blx months in use, and will be sold very cheap.-Apply Mr Brayshaw. two doors, above. Dr. Baynton's, Wellington-street ■■■■-; ANTED, 60 yards of Loamy Mould and Turf delivered at Newmarket- Apply S. JagKor, Captain Cook Brewery, New market^ - TXTAN-TED —When you are in Hobson- W strcotcilland'sootho large and choico stock of Moßgiol Twoeda Jußt opened for the coming season, at Mnnro and Mdhgan a. WANTED, 150 blocks of Dreased Blue^ stone.—For particulars apply, at the Gas Works. ■ ■ WANTED, Purchasers for Prime Roast Beef, from 3d; Boiling Boef from 2d ; Mutton, from 2d; Lamb, from 3d; Corned Beef, from 2d; Dairy-fed Veal, from 3d; Beef Sausage, extra quality. 3d Everything of the Choicest Quality.-T. S. Mead and Co., City Market , WANTED, the Ladies of Ponaonby to Call and Inspect Donald W. Jack and Co.'a lorgoand .well-assorted Stock of Drapery and Millinery. Five per cent. Diecountallojvcd (or Cash on all parcola of £1 and upwarrts.- Ponsonhy Bond (opposite top of Franklin Kond. AT T ANTED KNOWN—That The place W for Cheap Boots is tho Shop next to Holl&daridßUtlcr-B.Victoria-Bt.-H.Hurle. \TTA,NTED-KNPWN, that we are Sell 'W -ink Primo Beef, from 3a: Boiling, from •2d; Mutton, from 2d; Corned Beef„ from 2d ■, •Rupcrioif BeVf Sausage,' 3d; Lamb imd \ca , from 3d. Also, a Choico Assortment of Gil inour's Celebrated Canterbury Hams and Bacon; best qualities and lowest prices guaran ' ff^jk-iys. Mead arjd Qb..,Cit>-Martcet; TTTANTED KNOWN, Seal Muff Bags, W justf- iinpacked.-Charles Kelsey and Co., Queen-etreet. t WANTED KNOWN —AH"fctnßs of Sewing Machines Repaired. -C. J. Birch. 116. Grey-street. . WANTED KNOWN, that you can pro cure the beat lo&l'Beef and Mutton from 2d per lb at Farrell & IJaruaby's, next the British Hotnl. Queen-street . TTTANTED- KNOWN-^That Q. :-Ira," W Hairdressei-. for Uie last liyears next to the British Hotel, Queen-Btreet begs to inform Mb Customers that he has Removed to Ijirxcr Premises in Victorin-street, next the I oval Mila Hotel. Best brands of Tobacco and' Cigars on hand. ; ' '— — WANTED KNOWN—To all Buyers of Jewellery-Charles Kelsey and Co. SLTrTr ia er- ochX°K»^:^. Queen-str«ot.



Wanted. WANTED KNOWN, that Madame BottenelU, Milliner, Dresu, Mantle, and Habit Maker, lato of Hoboon street, has Rii movkd to (jrcy-street.—April _Otn. WANTED KNOWN-Cheap Drapery, Cheap ClothinK. Blankets, Flannels, and Dresses. Competition defied.—Come and See, at J. H. Hajiuan'n, Victoria-street (olf Hobson street). ANTED KNOWN—T. Shove has opened a Family Butcher's Shop at corner of Symondg nnd Abcrcroruhie-strccta. AN TED KNOWN — Muffins ! Mufflns! Mufllnsl—E. 11. Percy com moncoa the Seaßon on Saturday, 3rd May. Hawkers wiuitcd, _^ \\TANTED KNOWN -That Mrs Hadloy » T is Disposini; of her Stock of Ladies'nnd (Jhildron's Ulstors, Jackets,Dolmans,Costume , Ladiits' and Children's Hats nnd Bonnets, trim mod and untrimmad, Underelothinir, &c, at lowest prices. — Mrs. Hadley, Hobson utruot (O))|ioßitii I'rinoe Arthur). ""ANTED KNOWN—Consul Griilin 1s Report on the "Commerce and Resources of New Zealand " may be had at Lennox's, IUU, (Jucun-Btrcc'. ..._-.. \\TANTED KNOWN, "The Auckland W Stays," all bone; splondid model; price, 7a lid each.—J. Grcon, 8», Victoria-Btreet. WANTED KNOWN, cur Dress nnd Workiiiß Shlrta are cKccodinuly good value. Dresß Shirts, 3s lid; Working Shirts, lined back and front, 3a.—J. Green, 85, Victoria street. WANTED KNOWN.—Pretty Patterns in Oilcloth, 1b Id square yd ; one yard, one-and-half, and two yards wide.—J. Greon, Bj, Victoria-street. _____ WANTED KNOWN.—Celluloid Col lars, "over clean," stand-up shapes, stzo M, IS, 10, 1?, Shukesiioaro 11 only. Price, Is cach.-J. Green. WANTED KNOWN.—Bett lot of All wool Shirtings in Auckland for lsGdyd. No such value elsewhere (just now).—J. Green. ANTED KNOWN.—Aiickland-mado Socks nnd Stockings, ribbed both sides, lit 2s, 2s 3d ; rise 3d por size.—J. Green, 83, Aic loria-Btreot. WANTED KNOWN—Just arrived— Oilcloth, 1, IJ. and 2 yards wide ; price, Is Id the square yard.—J. Green, Bu, Victoria street. WANTED 'KNOWN, that Cadbury'fl Cocoa ICasonoo can bu luul at Clobo Bros. ANTED KNOWN, that nil working men can save their money by calling at the Governor Uordo'i Restaurant. All Meals Sixpence; Board and Lodging ISs per week.— Robert Murdock, Proprii'tor.-Nole the address —Nearly opposito tho Waitcmata Hotel, and close to the Dock, WANTED KNOWN — Dressmaking, under tho Management of Miss Friend, lately from England. Ladles' own materials made up.—ltobaon, Draper, Ponsonby■ ANTED' KNOWN—Velveteens from Ono and Sixpence per yard at Robson's, Draper, Ponsonby. Blankets, Counterpanes, Oalicoc., Flannels; very cheap. WANTED KNOWN—The following Great Bargains :-SOO Night Claps. 2d each; Boys' Sailor Suits. Cm lid the Suit; Men s Trousers and Vosts, 8s (id (Tweed); 1 weed Trousurs, 10a; Men's Black Cloth Vests, ssGd; Children Handkerchief*. I'd each: Gents full size White do., ild; Dress Check, Is; Dvusa Preservers, Id a pair: Dress Improvers, Is ild; Drill Pants, 2s 8.1; Figured Dross Slull', lid; 1-ulies' Black Bilk Mits, Is 3d: Mlato Silesia, 3Jri; Black do., 0d ; Wincey, 54d; Chock do., ild; Volvctocii (Black), U B'l 1»1 " '»« Blankets. 12s Gd tho pair: Cretonne, IHc ; Black Caßhmero. Is 8d; Black Lustre, Ud; Toilet Covers, lld.und is (id; KnlttmK Cotton. Is Ikl; lilack Brussols Net, Is! Men s Roil .Scarves, 8d; Crapo.2a lid tho yard ; lot of fresh Printa, 3UII Shirllnß. "Jdi l'lnltl Drcfß Smff, lid; sjilendid Kino Serge, lid; Drpss Stull. Ild; Boys' Mole Trousors, laGd; Parlour Door Mats, Is lid) Men's Shirts, Is lid; LaUta Striped Hose, 4*d ; Wool Squares, le, 1b Cd. and 2s; Gents' Trousurs and Vests, _ 11(1 ; VolVOtocn. Is S<l. &c , &c.,at Damplcr's Drapery Shop, Wakcllckl-strcct. WANTED KNOWN—CUKAr Tuidkb ! CnitApTiWTiKHl And all other kinds of Building Materials, can bo purchased cheaper and hotter than any where olso at tho yards of D. Goldib, Albort-strooc YS7ANi_D~KNO\VN, n larf;o Stock of TT Silver and Gold Jewellery at Charles Kelsoy & Co.'s, 120, Qucun-strcut. They keep no imitations. ______________ WANTED KNO '.VN —That the balance of Mon's and Boyn' ClothinK tnat was not sold at auction can now bo bud nt auction prices at tho Now Zealand Tweed Company, Shortlandstrect, lato Mr Hamptons.-Joseiili Moses, Manager. \\J ANTED KNOWN.—To bo sold V V cheap, at Austen's Furniture Shop. 31U, Upper Qucen-ntrett, Simple Klax MaUrass.s.M; Double do, 15s; Bedsteads, 10a; PallmsHcs, Children's Cote, Couches, Suites or Fnrmturo. Ijun pa. Tables, Saucopatis, Boilers, and all knida of Furniture, at Austen's, 310. Upper Quuoli street. All kluda ot Furniture bouu'lit. WANTED KNOWN—To Mothont of LarKC Families, Boardinif-house Pro prietors, and tbo public in general.—Why run Krorcrs' bills while you can purchase your Pro visions ns cheap, if not cheaper, than nt a wholesale warehouse ( Tho followlliu- prices upeak forthemsolvos:—EnKlish Mariialadiv la tin; Holmrt Jams, Cd to li}d ; English IVkle.s. 7d ■ Sauco (dlireront branilsl. Oil boltlo; best UhitoSusfar, Id; EiiKlish Crushed Loaf. Ild; 01b packet Starch. Is lid; Morions Kresh Herrin(,'B, «d tin; Molr'c, do; Hcolcli White HerrliiKS. 8 for fid ; Morton's l'.«fl Her riiißH, do.; falmon.Hd tin ; Wax Ms.teliea.Jkldpxi Military lilackinjr. if boxca for M; Uakini,' Powder,M ; Kcen'a and Goloinnn sMusfan , Jib tins, IH and 7d ; pood Tea. In (VI and Is ild lb; Sllvotskin Onions, Id lb; Kood Table Potatoes, .lib' f..r 1r; lot Bankrupt Drocerics. cht-nn; local and Cnntcrbury Bacon, from Al I»M lb; Chouse, (our or ilvo Dairies, fld lb; Apples, ti lbs for Is; First-class I'oltcd Butter, lid to, 8d lb;, Kregh Butter. lOd lb.-^N.B.—Tho above Roods aro miaianteed. - Note the address JOHN KATON, General nnd Provision Dealer, Hob- Bon-street, next Criterion Hotel. ANTED KNOWN, the following various particulars which concern Virions people : — Fifteen .Hundred Cheap New Handsomely Bound Books, including "Younir Men's Safeguard in tbo Perils oft.hu ,Vt'O,"3a fid ; " Heroism and Adventure, 2s Ixl ; "Old Jonathan." 2s Gd ; Shakespeare's Com plete Works, with Life, complete in 1 volnmo, 3s1; " The Pictorial World." a very Inrgo illus triitcd book, 3s (M; " Bohjravia," another handsomo illustrated hook, 3s lid ; " ChmnliLTsa Journal" 3s tkl, &c. Thoso who arc ta tho habit of buying books aro likoly to be tliorbughly as tonished nt some of the prices. Toa, Bdyiclh, which Ido not recommend; Superior do, Which Ido rocomnitnd, Is ; Splendid Tea, Is fld. lam not sure but that the Is Gd tea is oven bottor thunWhatlßOldatlsGdafow weeks aeo, and whirii wont so taift Stono Blue, 3d. tbo rioz or 6d tlio lb; American Brooms, fd j Moss, Id the bunch; Good Spectaclfß, fid; Superior do. !)d : Spectaclo Cases, Id; ulinbletß, Id and2d; Small Scrowdrivers. 2d; Ueeful Hammers, le3d; Short Axes, 6d; Long do., 6s Ed :'.Nico 1-ot of Purses. 6d; Tobacco Pouches, 0(1; Fire Shovels. (M nnd !M : Lanterns, Is- Shoe Brushes, Is 3d and 2s fid tho sot of 3; Scrubbing brushes, Grt; Black Lead Bmshcs, Is; Table Spoons, Id; Nice Linn of Toa Spoons. 2d; Grand Lino of Violet Powder, Id per pilcltet; Napkin Rings, fid ; Superior Dinner Knives, Is each; Splash Mats for Waphstauds, 3d: Grand .superior do.. Cd ; Street Door Mats, Is Ud ; Parlour Door Mats. Is lid; Candlostjckn, («l to Is; Lottor Clips, Cd; Children's Tin l'latcs. Id ■ Handsome, Good-sized. Imitation Carved Looking Glasses, 0d and Is; Large Tea Trays,. Is 3d; Small do., ed; look on tbo edge of the window nnd see the Grand Line of Brown Tea Pots lam selling at Bd, 9<l, and Is; Hat liacke, 1b (id; Good Note Paper, 2<l; Envelopes, 2d tlio packet of 50; Good Blaok Ink, Id tho bottle; Black and Coloured Ink (lar^e stone bottles), Cd; Niiil Brushts. 3d; Grand Clothes Brushes, lift; Broom Heads (soft), 2s: Exercise Books, Gil; Account Books, lid ; Bhilers,6d; OlooKnaphs; Gd per doz. ; Good-sized, Photographs,;,from ttio great masters. 2d each, or lsCd the doz.; Framed Chrohio. ■ Pictures, fid and 9d each ; lot of ordinary. Books Id to Is; London Journals and Family Heralds (monthly part.), Cd; \ oung i>adirs' Journals, 9d; Piano Music Isongs). 4d each; Easy Pieces for Piano,-4d : ;-Pieco Music, Gd each,; 'SOap, (for cleaning Jewellery, Plata. &c. &cj.2d the large cake: Hearth Rugs, I* Cd,; lot of Cheap Tinware1; Dressing; Combs, id-; large and small Tooth Combs; 2dsilpoth ■Brushes, *«: and 6d; Matting. Sd.Uic. yard1; Children's Rocking Chairs, Is Cd; Ladies Rbcktng Chairs, lOsj-Caue Seat da, with artns.,lss: Swing looking Glosses, 3s 3d, Is «1, arid-sis 6(f';-"Tart Tins, Id; Baking Tins, |d)' Slop Basins,' id; Sugar Basios, 6d; Glass do., Is'; Decanters, Is; Cups and Saucers. Mj Kitchen Tables, 9s M; 10s 6d. lls Cd; Buttor Coolors, Is; Paliasseß reduced to fti Gd;* lax Mattrasscß, Gs Cd and Os Gd; Folding Chairs (c»rpet seatod),- 5s Gd; Sancopans (iron), Isild, lsM,2s,2sSd!,,Woort Bodsteads, Ils.ond2o a ; "Toilet Sets. 7s 3d; Iron Bedstead- (double), 18s Gd; Colonial Couches, 8s;, Door/Mats. >2s 3d; Pannikins, 3d and 4d; Zinc Baths, 4s ,M,x Bannisfor.Brushes. Is; Handsomo Stuflcd Cbaira 12a Gd i Handsome Stuffed Turned Cbairs, 4is and Ms; Handsomo Stuffed Couches, 3Ss ; lot of Cheap Toys, Id to Cd; _c, &c., _c, at Dampier's Hob3on-street Shop. T^- 'a. Nt c d .;. kno,W' n - CLEARINP-.OUT . CL.E AR I N G.-O U T . ' " ■ CLEARINC-OUT A D B.AP E R'S ST.OCX, : BOUOHT EXCEKUIXOLY LOW. tST LOOK OUT FOR CHKAP LINES, -EJ B U O' W- N S ■ . ..B B .0 W N 'S ~;-.;; CHEAP URAPBW'Y ESTABJJBHMBNT, CHEAP DRAPERY KSTABLISHMENT, PAIINELL. \\7- ANTED KNOW N, 1 TO BE CLItATtKD, AT ' S T E P'"'_; En SONS, KARANQAHArE ROAD, NEWTON, ■•> 000 pairs Kid Gloves, Is Cd per pair; 1,000 pairs Lisle Thread Gloves; fid, werth Is; 1,500 pieces (good shades) Ribbon Velvet, 18 yards for 9d ; COO yardn Saah Ribbons (9 Bhades), Is Cd per yard: 2,000 dozen Dress Buttonß, 2d por dozen; Dress Materials,.4id^fid, 7_d per yard tipwarda; 1,000 yards French Cashmere 110 shades). Is per yard ; uOO yards French Merino (G shadi-sl. Is 9d. worth 2s Cd ; Crimean Shirting, 91d, Is, Is3d, to 2s 3d por yard; Union Shirtings. from. 6*anpwards; Flannels, 7W, 9d. Is per yard upwards; 9x 4 Blankets (ad wool), 93 lid per pair. Try our 16s Trousers to Measure— can't.bebeaten. ..■ • :';'. MILLINERY— by experienced hands DRESSMAKING— by experienced hands TAILORING— by experienced hands On the Pkemibes. STEP'HENSON'S DRAPERY AND BALL WAREHOUSE,' KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON.



Miscellaneous Wanted*. AL.V.A. —Applications for the Appoint • ment of Hkoiiktahy to tho License) Victuallers' Association will be received by thi President, Mr H. Mcllhonu, up till noon oi THURSDAY, May 1. Applicants to Btato term: and salary required. Further information cai be obtained from Iho President, at the Queen'i Head Hotel, Quocu-.treet. ARQUE ST. LA'VKENCjE.— Wanted Any of Ihe Crew who left in Auckland las March are roqucstcd to Call on Captain Webster between 0 and 7 p.ni., at the Old Club Houbb Eden Crescent. BOOT TRADE.—Wanted, Beuchmer and Improvers; also, two good Boys.—J J. Austin, Nelaon-stroet. pOKOMANUEL HOSPITAL, A Medical Man is required for tho abovo Hob pitnl. Salary, £200 pur annum, with private practice. Application Io he made to Iho under signed up Io TUKKIJAY. ,'ith May. 1881. J. 11. HARRISON, decretory Hospital Committee. P'~ ARTNEnSIiI!'.- An opportunity sol dom to bu met with at present offers to a business man of amall capital to join another of many years' first-class business oxporlonce in thin city, to start a new business; strict confi dence-Address, A. B, Commercial, G.P.0.: or to I<\ G. Ewinglo", as agent for the principal. PARTNER.— Wanted, a Younf? Man with about £300 capital to Join advertiser in establishing a Grocery Business close to Auckland: a thorough knowledgo of the busi ness indispensable, and must have tho highest character.—Address "Confidence," Stab Oilico. TOiPARMBUS.— Wanted, a Good Dairy of Fresh Butter and Kggs.—s9, Grey-st. J. Koblcy. TO WHEELWRIGHTS AND COACH BUILDEKS.—Wanted, a good General Hand; good wages to a suitable man,—Stone Brothers, Junction Forge, Epsom. ATIOLENT Kaging Toothache is in V nearly evory instanco instantaneously cured by using Odontalglcon, tho new remedy. Is.—O. W. Goodson, London Arcade. VS^ELLINGTON HARBOUR BOAKD. VACANCY FOR ENGINEER, &c. Applications are invited until Noon of MON DAY; tho sth May, for tho Post of Enginoor, and or Joint Engineer, Secretary, and Trea- Buror to tho Harbour Hoard o£ Wellington. Particulars as to conditions ot Appointment. Salaries. &c, Io be seen at tho OJHoo of tbo AuclCand Harbour B n l. LYoN _ Secretary Wellington Harbour Board. Wellington, April 10,1S81. ANTED KNOWN, continuation 'of the SHILLING OFF-Grand lot of Ladles' Hinh-hecl Boots and Shoes for ovening parties, balls, &c, vory cheap; also. Ladies' UiKl>;beal Prunella or lasting Boots, Is Cd; Ladies' High hccl High-log, Sewn, Button Prunella Hoot-, (is Gd: Ladieß' Shiny-loathor Sewn House Slippora. Is 6d : Ijidics1 handsome Sewn Houao Hoots, with coloßlied Bidos. as Cd; grand lot of Infants' Black and Coloured Tassol Boots, Is Gd; Infante' pretty Strap Butterfly Shoes, 2s; Infants' High-leg Button Boots, 2s M ; Children s Patent Leather Boots, size 7 to 10,35; also, a vory large suporlor Block ot Ladles' and Gonta Boom and Shoes (which can bo Been from tho outside of tlin shop) to (■hoosci from at Domplor a Itoot, Shop. Victoria-Btreot. "VVf ANTED KNO WN. VV , "at" HEWS GROCERY STOIiE, VICTORIASTRKIOT, EVIiIUY AR'J'ICLIC IS RKT.VILKD AT WHOLICSAIiK PRICK. GENUINE TEAS, ruoai Ik. Gd. WHITE TABLE SUGARS, at-In via lii. IiIIJERAL TEItMS TO STORKKKEPKRS AND LARGK 11UYKRS. Notk thk AnnnKsa: REW'S GROCERY STORE, VICTOKU-BTHKKT. %XT ANT E1) KNO \V * ' THE DKPOT KOlt HOP BITTERS: :iOTAN IC DISPENSARY. WEIJ,ESW!Y ; ST. for purity and Fticnstli uniMiualled. A trial will fully prove. 2.S (>!> A Biiri'LK; 5 Uuttlkh for 10s. I* A I N - O U R E R. jtn c-fWisiir.; wonderful for Internnl and iCx ii!i-n:'.l I'liins, KcnmviiiijObslnnMiiiim, lOiualising i 'ircululion, imd Llmtiirln>; Toiib to ovury pan. TWOIIfNCK IiOTILK. IS. (>;ir W'OP.ll MKUICINJ3, bo v»re. simple, jml cootl, aru bring used in all parts of Nin^ Pri'Hii Hiiipninnls of llorhs. Roots, nnd Harks .i-ctv iiiiinihof nvcryilfsri-iplion; l»i»t qimlilv; \Vhulcacilu and lLulnil, ut lov.'O-l possible prices.. Consultation |>crHO»iilly or by letter. NEIL & CLIFIOK I>, lIICRUALISTS, IIOTANIC DISI'KNSAUY, \VKLLE~LEV-Br. EAST. auci:land. SlccriujT.l'. TTNION LODGE OF MARK MASTER \) MASONS, No. 151, X C—An Emonfonoy I'oniiiHiuication will be hold in Ilin Ix«lbii Room. Freemason." Hall. THIS EVENING (Kriilayl at V..'Wo'clock p in. precisely. Visiting Mark Brethren are invited to attend. Bycom nianil of the W.M.—Tiios. W. Kin, Sccrctap-. 10 TONIC SOLFAISTS holding tho Klem.uilary Ccrliflcuto.—A Meeting will ha held on Monday evening next, nth instant, in thi) PrilllitiVO Muthodist School-room, Upper IMit-strcct, at 8 o'clock, for tho purpose of Hs tnblishlncr an Intormodiate Clafs or Choir. Ladies particularly invited. Elementary Class Candidates atbalf-past seven. _ ALL intorcßte<l in tho formation of Com mercial Hood. Arch liiil, and Kingsland, avo rcnueslcd to nttond a Meotln<! on Monday Evening at Mr Piper's, ('omnicrciftl Road. HE AKOH HILL BRICK AND TILE COMPANY (LIMITED). An Extraordinary General Mooting of tbc Sharcholdcrß'of th 6 abovo Company will "Be hold in the Biokcrs' Association Room, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auckland, on MONDAY, tho sth day ot May, 1881, at Half past Two o'clock In tlio afternoon, at which it Is {•itonried to propose Ihe following Resolution, viz. :— "That tho Capital of tho Company bn in crciiiicrt to '.ii,COl (twelvo thousand ;,,poundsH>y thcr-ißsiw of B,^oo (nix Oion "sandljtiew Slurs at £1 (one pound) each." If such, resolution be passed- by the Statutory minority, an Extraordinary General Meeting |<> confirm such resolution; will be held on tho aitli day ot May. ISBI. at Half-past Two o'clock in the afternoon, nt the nbovn-nnmed room. liatcd this 17th Huy of April, 1W», .1. FIUAH CUAttKE. Secretary. .; Hijrhw.aj^Board Notices. "Vf E.).VAfc<«Ui.BT.' KOA J> DISTRipT. : t i. f 5 ■--•• A DJOUR"NEi) " ' ANNUAL MEETING OF RATEPAYERS, i THIS (Friday) EVENING, May 2, r.\ AT U P.M., In NKWMAitKirr Hai.l. F. O. CLAYTON, Chairman. IJTEWMAHKET RO"A_J DISTRICT. 1 fiSvetfifs day received a fetter from i MR CHARLES BUTTON intim.itintr that ho Withdraws as a Candidate f rqni ttio Election of Trustees on 3rd instant. JOHN ANGUS, Returning':Officer, i May2i : lßSt. , : _ ' ''" ; ' IY/TOUNT ALBERT ROAD DISTRICT -V, NOTIci. ''. fUf'l tho Annual Jteetinß of Ratepayers b' th< Mount Albert Distrlct.wiU bo hold in the Moun Albert Public Hall on TUESDAY, May 6lh 1831, at 7.30 o'clock. A. K. TAYLOR, Chairman. April 30th, ISBJ. ''' ' TV/rOUNT EDEN RATEPAYERS REAfKMBER— ; ■ ROAD BOARD-ELECTION" ""' -: : -ON ■ ;. ■ SATURDAY NEXT, MAY the THIRD Between tho hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. TWO TRUSTEES" WANTED. VOTE FOR TOTTER AND BAILEY THK RIGHT MKtf IN TUB RIGHT I'LACE. , POL L E A R L Y. NO PAICK FOIt MOUNT KD'BN TiyTOUNT EDEN ROAD DISTRICT ELECTION "OF I'RUSTEES. ORDINARY VACANCY. At Ibo Nomination of Candidates this da; for Trusuos, the undermentioned Ratepayer: were duly nominated :— SAMUEL JENKINS JAMES PAICE . . i : JOSEPH POTTER . J CHRISTOPHKR BAILEY These being more than the number Btxe quired'to'Fill the Vacancies, a Poll will bi token Ton SATURDAY, May 3, at Waite's Moun Eden Hall, Mount Eden, from the hours of a.m. to 6p.m. , :> \ , ."■". ,/,- f, ' ' JOHN STICKLEY, returning Officer. Mount Eden Boad, April 23,1881. -vrE%TON ROAD DTSTRICT i xorTcti: The Annual -Meetiun of Ratepayers of th above District will be held in tho Richmom Road School-room, on JTRIDAY, May 2,1881, a 7" 3°P' mROBERT T. WARNOCK, Chairman. ; April 25,188 L :•: - j Money. -_^H A T0 £l°.°°o LENT onßnildin "S^3l\j Society principles, or on other tern ix), suit borrowers. Allotments bought an - Houses built on Weekly Payment Systei 'Mortgages and I/Jans negotiated. See IJat'i i i Properties for sale on 4th. page. Six per cen I allowed on money deposited fot investment. 1 C. WiLWAMBOif. Jjind. Estalo, and Financt 1 ieent and Valuer, High-street Auckland.



To Let TO LET, Three Rooms; separato en trance; rent, 6:t per wcok.—Apply for ad 0 dress to Mr Walker, Grocer, Newton Heart. 8 MHO LET, a four-roomed, furniahod House 1 _SL Suirolk-strcot (bottom oC Newton Road) s second house on the left. TO LET, a House of 9 rooms, Wynyarc Road, Mount Eden.—Apply next dooi t (Alma House), Wm. Colwell. TO LET, at foot of Grey-street, tin Promises lately occupied by tfte N. Z. ■ BootFactorf.—Apply Market Hotel; \ rT\O LET, ut Meuiit Albert, a Bnker and JL Grocer's Premiaes; new oyeri.—Apply tc ■ Jamea Bound, Post-olllce, Mount Albert. TO LET, a email lloUbo (new), hoai ColicKO Jload. Ponsoiiby. Rent, 10a.— . Apply Mr Nighllngalc. College Road. ' rilO J>ET, a Shop in Miinukau }{oad, .1. Parnell, with fitting!) complete.-Apply to Mrs George, Grocer. Parnoll. ■ rinO LKT, Upper Queen-street, Two 7- JL roomed .Villas above tho York Hotel.— . Apply on premises; _______ fTnO LET, Bplendid Concreto Shop; best JL position in Wolleßleystroct; ront low.— Apply to Taylor and Kntrican, Welleslcy-Btroet. ri"10 LET, in Vincent-street, Largo Rooms JL with fireplaces (furnished or unfurnishod); gas and water.—Apply Belmont House. TO LET, House and large Allotment on tho Now North Road.—T. Ussher, Stich bnry's Buildings. Queen-street. . TO LET, a Furnished Bed-room and Sitting-room (with iJbo qt kitchen) for a married cor plo.—Apply E. 51cO6Viald's General Store, top Hobsoh-Btreet. TO LEt, Jiouao arid 8 acres oi good Land, lit; Rgskill Road,- Apply J. R. Randoreori. S-ercantilo Cliamfcers, Queen-street ...:' — TO LET, in Lower Albert-street, a Shop, 18 x 18 (next to the Star Hotel), with .gas laid on, and convenient for any trade or business. —Apply to D. Lindsay, on the premises. TO LET, Stokes's Road, Mount Edf n, a six-roomed House; bay window, grates, colonial oven, supboards, wator laid in, wood- Bhed.—Apply no_t house . TO LET, two new (3-roomed Housea, well finished, in Codrinprton-Btj-cet. Great North Road, cloao to public school.—Apply J. Caughey, lJrapcr, Newton^ j. TO LET, 1 4-roomed House at 10b Cd, and 1 6-roomod House at 12s Cd in East at root,—Apply J- H. Hamer, Land Agent, New ton. T"O LET OR FOR SALE, a perfectly Now and Well-flnlshed Houbo of 12 rooms, with necessary out-buildings, &c.; an aero of volcanic land; fine view.— F. 3: Moss and Co., t?hortland-9trcot. TO BE LET in Ilopburn-street, in. a choerful position, & new and convenient Family Residence, having a bath-room, and water and gns laid on Apply to K. G. Ewing ton, Kstuto Agent J - rpoTET, B-CRlrnblo Business, situate in JL Wyndham-Btrcet. next "Herald" oftico, now in Hie ooeupatimi of Messrs Schmidt & Co. These desirable proiuiaoß are contrally situated, very convenient, and woll hdapted for an im imitor or wholesale merchant.—Full partlcularo, U. *'..Kvan_. Land Agent, Quetn-atreet. TO LET, either weekly or for o term of years, a flvo-roomed Cottage in good order, corner of Oxford-Btrect and Great North, Road (directly opposite Surrny-BtrccO ; gas and water laid ou. First-rate site for business premises, and plenty of room to orcct a first-class shop in front of present building.—Apply to J. 11. Jouning, House Agent, Collector, &c., Grout North Road, A rebuilt T' T) LE T, ~AT MOUNT EDEN (UNFURNIKHKD), Dcßimble 8-Nomul Villa just leaving Btilldor's hands; Bath-room, Scullery, Out-houso, Con iTeioTank. Vorandah half-round, 2"Bar..Win dows, lioomy Htorauo benctitli house; largo level volcanic Allotmont. with frontage ot 85 tiot.—Apply at Stak oflioc. ff\O BE LET ON LEASE, Brown's X Island, containing about 200 acros; all volcanic soil. Planted with English (fi'nescß Permanent water. Tho residence is new, large, and commodlouß, with aultablo outbuildings. Sploudid sboltor for boats in all weathors, and BulKiblo oithor for a Gontlonian's Residence or a Dairy Farm. Situated within five miles of the North Shoro, and ono milo.rom the niaiu land. St<'amcrs pass fho Island'several times dally.— Address: Mr Leigh White. ScherfT'B Uulldln|3, Fort-street._ ' NEHUN(IA.-To Let or Lease, a I^rgo SUiro In Quccn-Btreot. Onohunga, opposite .Savings Bank.—Apply to P. Clark, Agent. "V^TAREirOUSE TO LET OR LEASE. Warehouse of two stories, with exce cclUu, in Albcrtand Littlo Quecn-strcotß. B. TONK3 & CO. Public Notices I HAVE MUCH PLEASURE in inform ing tho Lttdiea ott Auckland that I havo u.-nin opened a ljulits' Hair Dressing Room, with Lady Attcndnnti where they oan hare their llalr Cut, Curled, or Dressed in any stylo. AU'HI Fashions from Paris every month.— ItANDOi.rn Eaolkton, 220, Qucetst. (opposito J. Smilli'a. Draper). 1 MMIOPvANTS PER BRITISH KINO. There am 12ii Single Women on board this vteecl, now duo at Auckland, of whom about 50 will requira Situations on arrival, 'limy all conio to tho colony well- recommended,land many of them are trained and experienced Ser vants. Parsons who may desire to Kngago any of th<-m -boulrt ncnil in their addresses at once to the Matron lndußtriil Homo, Howe street. Auckland. No ingagomonls are permitted to he made on board tho vessel. OLIVER MAYS, liumluraliou Ofllccr May l3f, 18-Sl. . VXTTTaT about the Masses? by Mrs > f General Boolh ;That Image of Wax? tec— S-'coNow Zealand "Free Press."3rd May, 188). . . ■ _ ■-■ .■..■■■'■ FOU REPAIRS— D. S. Chambers, ,tho Miicbinmnakor. * .. ■, '.'■■ . '■' lANOFOUTES Tunod and Repaired by nn experienced hand from KirkmanV, London. TuntrnJ ss; tlammors Kcfolted, ono i guinea.-—W.Sior. Karaßßhapo Road, Newton (iipposito Prime's, IronmongCT). DX. WINE wishes to intimate to his Patients that ho will bo absent from Auckland fromlst to 2<th May; -■■■-■•*»»-•■ -■■■-»■» /CARDINALS' MARCH.—Copies may be V/ had'ot"K<i<ly'« Music Warehouse. Quecn-Bt, rr\O THE PUBLlC—Practical knowledge JL ef Cereals enables mo to guarantee my DigcMive Bread moro nutritlvo Oian white bread J. Robloy, 50, Grey-street. _ CJ-MALL TIN BOX with HoVlond Cover ►O taken froirfQuocn-strcct AVharf by mistake, —Please retum,to Mrs Christian. Borcßford-Bt.i 7^ LASSBLQAVINO, Fbkbman's Bat.— \_JT '^—itunl-y afternoon, from 2to 5. iAdmis flion. Cd. Kucli Vinltor receives ono Glass Jug, —51. C»olc nnd Sons. Lolly Jars. 1b each. ftTST^CLASS Sowing Machines— D. S. ;rtiat-ll'ers. V : ■ I ...''■■ fdIIJELTY TO ANIMALS, £10 RKWARIS :i iffIbfREWARD. % ~.;,.,.:; , "»|_Zj|.»f *| I. j Some bnicl weotohchdrinff. bri or%Ddut thl 20th inst, folontoufly opened my Paddock a' Western Springs, and taken away a Browi 1 Horse arid shamefully ill-used tho samo I wil givo the above Howard .to any Person who shal furnish such infgnjiaflon as Bhall lead to tin conviction of the oiFcndcr. LXVI COUPJjAND, Queen-street. April SO. If &1.. ;"li/T O'U N Tr \E DiE N ;S T A T I O N VUCKLAND-WAITAKERKI SAWING ANI ---— PIrANINS-I.m_S3:- I' — '—- - J.&JI. SMYTH beg to inform Uie'r friond , nmftne public that, owing to tho Waltakerc Mill'bclnflr'bnrnefl, thoy navo mado nrrangc ~ ments for keeping up tho Bupply of all kinds o ' Building Timber until their own mill is com ;plcted, and havo also a largo quantity of Shir • sklos. Palings. House Block?, Posts, Rails, an Kirowood coming forward, and which they ar ' prepared to sell at the lowest rates. May 1.1881. , TO HOUSEWIVES Thero is nothing wheroln housowives hay ' need of exorcising caution so much as t where they,|>uy their Tea. All sorts and cond tions of nien!ha*e gonefintoithis pofticnlar Jin of business, and tbo Subscriber, with twonti •": livo years' knowledge of tho trade, must impret , ■ upon tho Economical llouaowife tho absolut . i necessity of making her! putcha_e at a GENUINE GROCERY STORE., M "'.',; .\ v Aa.sßch,|lie H ;-.,' CITYv-TKA MART, 'VICTORIA-STREET r Is brought under your notice as a reliableSton STOCKED WITH GENUINE GOODS AT ItEALM REASONABLE PSICKS. ' Goods delivered in all parta of the otty twic weekly, and every reasonable ' inducemei offered to facilitate and encourage bnßlncss, t :;■;■ re Hv ■ s : •■' CITY TEA MA II T, VICTORIA-STREET. N"bw Jjaw Paktnershii fflK. UNOKitSIGNKiy bes io announce tlin r choy have Commenced Practlco In Co-partbbi 9 ship QB _ . .. ...-,: _.. y BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS. f InChflmbere In HiGH-aTRKKT opro»ite Mt M Atkin'fl Printing Oflice. 1 •■ ' %.'j. NAPIKH. Auckland, = Sopterober'22nrl. lIK'. • ■ < \ : :.• TO BUNDERS AND PROPERT owners;: ?} The under3ignod are prepared to Excava t. Allotments in the Lower Part of the City vim I[ specially favourable terms. ' W, * ft, WJNSTONE,



For Sale. FOlt SALE, Park Phaeton.—Apply F. Quick, Albort-etrcot; FOR SALE, Country Hotel; good local trade j favourite resort town visitors.— . Apply Sta it Office. . inOK BALE, Eden Vale, Mount Eden, I JD well-linishert 7-roomed House; bath, scul p lery, and every convenience); detightjul spot.— H. Partington, Stlchbury'a Buildings. j Tj^Oll SALE in Devonport, Houses from , _J £225 to £1,1)00; also, good Allotments.— Uco, Brown, Land Agent, Church-atrcot, ; Devonport. FOR SALE, Homo-street, off Great North Road, comfortablo 5-roomed House; good allotment, and splendid view; only £260.—11. Partington. InOli IMMEDIATE SALE, a (i-womed 1 Villa Residence In Franklin ltoad, with two verandahs; water laid on. — 3rd house ' (right hand aide) from the 13ay. JCTOKSALE, ExmoHth-street, off Newton Jj Road, 2 Houses, with 0 Allotments in orchard; will sell one or both; a bargain.— 11. Partington, Land Agent. OR SALE, a Cottage of Five Kooms in Hobson-strcct, to be removed.—Apply to Joseph Grant, at G. Black and Co.'a, Chapcl strcot. __ FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, 7-roomed House. Nowlon Road; gas and water; corner allotment; cheap. Also, at hack, Cot tage, tor £180.— H. Parlington. Land Agent. OR SALE, on the Mount Koskill Road, some of tho best and cheapoat Houses in the market on easy terms.—F. G. Ewington, Estate Agent. IJIOK SALE, a Coal, Firewood, and Ex ' press Business (express work constant}; good neighbourhood, centrally situated. In cominic low.—Apply " H.R.," Stau oflice. OR SALE (Cheap), an Old-established Grocery and Fruit Business In a leading thoroughfare. Rent low.—Apply for address at Stak Ofllco. IJIOR SALE, Houses (Mount Eden), from } £X>o each to £300, with large Allotments; also, Allotments (cheap).—Heighton and Co., Land Agents, 177. Queen-street. Offices upstairs. bTTSALE, 4-roomed House (allotment 37 x 120) with good range, and water laid in. £125 down; remainder on easy terms.—F. Standing! Liverpool-street. 17TOK SALE, Northcote, about 3 acres of ? Land; fine building site; water frontage and splendid viow, suitable for subdivision.— For further particulars, apply to J. R. Randor son. Mercantile Chambers. Quecn-fltrect. OR. SALE, Kyber Pass, Newmaiketi Grocery and Fruiterer'a Business. Turn over about £25 per wcok. To be cold cheap.— .ippiy at onco to 0. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-Btroet. t i 171 OK SALE, in Parnell, four Houses. . Having had one house burned down lam etorminert to sell tho remaining four at any price. No reaaonablo offer refused.—Apply to Sam White. Fencer. Customs-street.. T7IOR SALE, a House of six rooms, in \j Sjinonds-slrcct, vHth detached wash-house; kitchen rango. register grates; cos and water laid on.—Apply to J. M. and J. Mo^bray, Land Agenta, Fort-street. FOR. SALE, a Farm within (i miles of Kawakawa, Bay of Islands, containing BGG acres,, all fenced and subdivided and well waterod; 8-rooniea Houso, Stable, &c—Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray, land Agents, Fort street. TJjTOR SALE, 200-acre Farm, Papakura L 1 Valley, 3 miles from Manurowa Station; mot'illcd road; House and Ontbulld ings: 00 acres in grass and fenced; good soil. Price, £500. £100 can remain on mortgage.—Apply Peter Oliphant, Solicitor, Hlgh-Btrect. ~rn o R s a l c. ISLAND~ORANGES. Just arrived, per Oamaru. 40,000 Dozen, in first class condition. Next boat in about n monto. Storo: Union S.ish and Door Company's Ofllcc, Cust/inihouac-strcct. Address- C. BAGLKY, Parnell Hise. Auckland. T?i O R '" SALE. HOTEL PROPERTY, in one of the Principal Coast Towns of tho North Island, containing 28 rooms; stzo of dining-room, 31x2., and the other rooms correspondingly large. Tho owner ia about to leave tho colony, and offers this property at a very low figure. Average takings. £70 per week. RKMUERA.-45 Acres of Land, facingthc Main Road, subdivided into Grass Paddocks and Orchard; ■ • ' BAY OF ISLANDS. — Two Farms, Freehold and Lenibhold, containing 661 and 186 Acres Of rich Volcanic Land, plenty of wood and water, House of 8 rooms, and close to a post and tolegraph oflice. Subdivided into Twelvo Paddock-, laid down in Kngliah Grasses. WAIKATO.—IOO Acres near llnntly: £2 per acre; Bush and Fern Land, continuing from 1 nine to ten million feet Kahikatca, Rirnu, nnd Mata Tinilwr. with Two Cottages, and Land partly Ploughed and Fenced. Ws per acre. A. SCOTT & CO., ;; ■ , 73. Queon-st, , MELB.OSE, 3 LARGE ALLOTMENTS, CHKAP. Victoria Park, 3 Allotments, 19s per foot, cheap. Northcote, lots 234 feet deep, 20*. Wellington-street (city), £ln. HclUSßtrect, Ellcrslie, lot 55, large depth. 255. Bayfiold, very large Allotment, £20, £100, and 22s 3d per foot. Mount Roskill, 60 x l»8ft Gina., 4."* per foot Richmond Road, 117 feet lots deep, £2 153 per foot, cheap. College Road, £7 las per foot- Gladstone (Northcoto), 1 aero, £Si>. Jfclftrfd-str-et, £2 I»s por foot. Northcoto, cheap, £«0; mix IG7. Mount Kdi-n, Prospect Terrace, cheap,-o- par ft. Mount Bricn, Cottage, £300. Newton, Cottage, only £100. liirkchhend, 25 acres, cheap. Surrey Hills K-tato, Sgrond Allotmentß, £5 per ft Franlcitn Road, best part, Corner silo ; splendid business silo. ■ ■•.' "■ Ponsonby and Front—h Koads, to Lcaso, for oO • years, Grand Position. Prospect Tcrrnco, Ponsonby, 4 rooma and out buildings. £310. SpringrStreot, Ponsonby, House (good condi • tiou), £250. Also, cheap House., &C - -: '• 'Inspection invited. ■ W. GULLIVER, COOMIIES'B GI_JIBERB." 86V QrjliEN-RTIIEET. 7»OAA —FOR PALE, near Three rtO"""'•■ X^mps, Ponsonby, Nice Cot tauoand Freeholrl Allotment: very easy tains. " *—yy. V. atcvcnß, High-street, I~t fkS WEEKLY.—New Honee-for Sale, SLIP in Freeman's Bay. Smnll deposit only , required-C Williamson. Estate Agent. Illgh-st. QET of Boring Rods and appliances for ! l 5 Salo, suitable for boring for coal, &c— Apply Coal. Star Oflice. K.RKCALDY WOKSTED and Linen Quilt For Sale;'quite now. and vciy large size; price, iOa.-^" Quilt," Star ofllco. ■ "VTORTHCOTE.—Houeo with 10 Acres • _!_N and warcr frontage, £750 ; cultivation and ■ improvement's.—W. F. Hammond and Son. CJURREY HILLS.-Grand New Houses • k5 :for Immediate Sale : Well-finished 7 Roomed Horiac (large rooms),'with Wasli-hOnse, bath-room, gas, and water; ovcry convenience • Large Allotmont, 41 x 115; a few feet additiona! . can be procured if desired—l72o.. Also, adjoin j yng, 6:Roomea House, in ftood' order, Troll # drained allotment, and a decided bargain—onlj J :£lso. Terms if desired. These eligible resi t donees are both situated in-Kent-Btroet, and l havo never beforo been offered for sale.—Applj 1 J. R. Randerson. Auctioneer and Land Agent 1 Mercantile Chambers • .-■■■-■% 3 f\\JIXE NEW.^House'tif 7 rooms witl Xti? 'Bath, City Water Supply ana Gas laid tjft weil finished.' slate roof. Ornamental fenci - frontage; allotmont of 10 x 115, well drained Bltuatc in healthy and pleasant locahty in'thi ' city with good view. This ia a"property wel a worthy of attontion, and will be sold immedi i fttelyl- Prlco only £700, of which £400 nia; remain at 8 per cent,: tot a term of years.—J. R RAJJDjBRSOI^. .Auctioneer, and.Land,Agent ? Mercantile Chambers. r mRAMWAY TERMINUS: — Mann. ,f J[ - villa Site '58 x 233; fonced on two side i- with double belt of trees, back, front and up th i- centre. Splendid view.'which can nover b d built out. Must bn rold, and now offered adt c cided bargain _,t *Z2o.'i-Also, a Very superto little Villain Clarence-'Btreet, cheap, at £380.- W. L. Mitchelfeg, Mercantile Chamfer.. FOR S4l_E,"3ymonds-street (opposite 1 Rnasßll's. Ksq.), a flret-class Family Res dence of 10 rooms, fitted with all conveniences 0 gas and water laid on both upstairs and down 0 bath-room; kitchen, fitted with stove, dresser m &c.j> Venetian Blinds. ■ The House is niool c situated, and commands an extensive view< "• tho harbour, &b. Terms can bo arranged fo 18 —Apply immediately' to-D. F. Evans. Estai * Agent taiA Auctioneer, Queenetreet (noxt Ban of Australasia). r%a! Art Exhibition. 5> (SOCIETY OF ARTS EXHIBITIOJi THIS (Friday) KVENINGthe Prizes and Ce. ■ tificates awarded for the Art Competition wl , c be given to the succesaful competitors. it ' Musical Selections by Mr Hunter's Band. " | , lI—Wl Jill '■' I »'■'■ ' ' ■ 11-Ml—■» 1 :J Fijacral Notice. £\ TT A- c> B- ll^W AUOIU-A ND B RANCH, IiWIP Members of the above ■k w(V nrc requested to asaßinblo IKW lit the residence of Bro, Thomas McDonald, Linooln-Btreot.'Ponßonby, at 2 p.m. on * SUNDAYS ith instant, to attend the FUNERAL of bU late Wife. £ Regalia—Crape and Black Gloves. 1 ™Ka :p' KEAR NEY, Secretary. Ady^rtiserpe.ntS; Late.for CJassificatiQ r; ' '".u^W.-Ja",1/-''- '..<:~V-j..!J;.* c. WANTED,.: a lespeotablo Person 1 assist in housework and useful with tl needle.—Apply fortaddresa Stau Qfttco. "- nnO"LET : , comfortable, well-eituated, ",< JL" fOo*med liome ten minutes? walk fro Post-office.—Apply 2nd house from top Hepbnr styeet^QppOßi,taQaptain.l)aldy'B). TO P.UKGHASB, a Seconi : ! W T ■'handGarfKngineeaijablebf lifting fro , -.three to five"hundred Weight-Apply "G '. Knglne." 80x215. Poat-ofßc<v j - T^ANTEBTtwrßerTtooruK and Sittin, v T-T room (furiiish'-fl), with u«6 of kitchen. . Apply1 Nevada Hotel. ; ; *; '. . ' TrTAN'TE'D, Y.ouuglian for Bakehoue te - y »'"■ —Apply K. Waters. Qneen-atreet, MWDf S }' MUFFINS"! ..MUTFIJTE l.At Percy's,, HO, Grey Htreot; atWrighi jcooic, Ouepn ctrccr; a,t McßJeown's, t , ip4riafß«k6ryrVVhart.* fioyswanted. ' ..._i



Lost and Found* QAB REWARD.—Lost, yesterday, in or /$" noar Qncon-street, by a working man, 1 Five Pound Noto, and 2 One Pound NoUa.— Finder apply Stab Ofllco. T OST, in Parnoll, Wednesday evening, Li small red Poeketbook.—Finder rowarded on returning to C. H. Smith, Carrier, Mamikau Road, Pqrnell. ■ _. LO~ST\ a Brown Kid GloVo about Symonds-strcet on Thursday evening,— Reward at Star OST, out of paddock, on night of April 20th, aßay Pony.—Anyone returningsamo to J. Johnston, Bella Vista, PonßOtiby, will be rewarded. . T OST, Certificate of a Birth and other _ Documents.—Finder please leave at Star Office. , T OST, Fox Terrier Dog; white body; U evenly marked hoad; registered collar, 330. Finder rewarded. - Apply A. Tilly, Tobacconist. . CJTOLEN, from Queen-streot, on VVcdnes -5 doy last, a Small Black Shaegy Dog. Any one dotaining him after thin dato will be proso cutcd.—A. Mattliews, Grafton Road. TJ^OUND, at Birkenhead, a Gold Locket. ' —Apply to F. J. Hill, at Brown & Camp bell'B Bond. T7WUND, a Ligßt Bay Gelding, black points.—Owner can havo same by apply ing to Whltildd Bros., Grey-street T7IOUND, a Purse conteining a sum of 1 raoney.-Apply to J, W. Duff, at M. Levy and Cos. "TnOUND, a Silver Watch in Queen-st. ' Owner can have tho same by giving de scription and paying cxponses.—Apply Star Office, Aquatics* X>ONSONBY REGATTA CLUB. mi. n Wrinlphnftt Rfico (No. 4)» appointed, to bo Rowedl TO MORROW; is POSTPONED till further notice.—By order of Committee. D. F. EVANS, Hon. Seo. ; Lectures. SPECIAL NOII CE. BHITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. The Lecture advertised to be given by Rev. W. B. Baker this evening, in the Wesleyon Chanel, Devonport, is postponed ull WEDNES DAY next, in conßcquonco of his beinedetained n tlio Waikato, when it will bo delivered In Trinity Church, at 7.30. 11-g.-s^ILSThs. }****»*■■ Hotels. i^i RE V HOUND HOTEL, VJT JOHN DARBY, I'RorniETou. Tho'Proprietor begs toretnrn-hia warmest thanks to his friends and the public for their past patronopo, and trusts that by civility, attention, and kocping (as heretofore) nothing but tho Best Brands of Winos and SpirlU, Ale, &c., &c, ho will merit a continuance of same. Vacancies for Boarders. Terms Moderate. Drapery^ Direct Imporers I/® TBY f[j..& W. WILLIAMS,)] VC NEWTON li DRAPERY, CLOTHdNG, AND FANCY GOODS. /-i LOVES ! GLOVES ! GLOVES ! \JT __ ..;.,'.' ..■ COMMKRCIAL UO'U.SK, COMMERCIAL HOUSE, 172, QUEEN-STKEET. WILLIAM^ k McCULLAGH Havo just opened a Large Parcel of the above, in 1 and C-button TAN KID I and 6-button SWEDE TAN KID BMBROIDERED SWEUK MOUSQUETAIRK (in 8-button lengths) , ' " ~ iGAUNTLET KID ; ; I and 6-button BLACK AND COLOURED JOSEPHINES, and : . ' ' A Large Assortment of CASHMERE and SILK GLOVE 3, all colours. WILSON, WILLIAJIS, AND McOULLAGH, 172-QUEES-STIIEET—I72. May 1,1831. i VIS. AVIS. AVIS, Gents.' Coloured Kid Glovcsj-Joacpbinca Ist i Choicc-U lid per pair, at tho ,';. .~. BON MARPHK,;.,..-/;''^.,''.;!;, Genta..'. Lndieu', arid Children's hoslory.Vln; «„„» variet^th^^^ ... Astounding value in Millinery and Lace Goods. ;*-!..* BONMARCHE. - Dress Fabrics in all the Newest Textures, at the BON MAKCHE. The Louis Geno-faced Velveteen and other special makea, in all colours, also black* .at 1» Od 1»r yard. at. the .■ ■ ■ .•..:•. BON MARCHE. .. Blankets, Sheetings, Flannels, and choice •took of Cretonnes, should be seen at once at the BON MARCHE. Now Season* Goods in aU departments,'from English and Continental Markets, just re ! CCWCd?tthBON_MARCHE. 217, Quconstrcet (next Hewin Bros., Grocers). Medical "ORESERVE your Health and avoid XT Ti'PIIOID FKVER by Disinfecting your Drainn. Closeto; and back Yjrdß with CAR BOLIC ACID. 100 gallons of Crudo Carbolic Acid for Salo, cheap, in half-gallon bottles, I gallon and 5-gallon drums, at T. B. Ulhua fharmacy. ' T> ELIEF from Cough in Ten Minutes.— Jti SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL. Price, 2s6dand 136d.-F. o.6harland,9PP»3lte the Post office. J i>u.Sj-;LINE ron tiik HAlß.'—Thin etc I _ mnt prcwiration completaly eclipsei «v.-rv nniole of a sinrilar kind now before; tile puWic.-Prico, lß6d « DOtUe.-6IUBLiMD; ApothtK^qrics' Hall _. \\T O R M 8. VV All children Buffer from them. ' If s'lsnerttid. ask for tho Certain Co"., dHAIi SAND'S WORM POWDERS, Is packe . ■ I Apotlieeariea' Hall, opposite Posv-offie*. ~t> AT 8! RATSI RATS l—Vee JX BHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PABTK, : Rots eat It greedily, and die; no smell. '■' : Price, One Shilling a, Bottle. F. C. BHARLAND oppooite Pogt-offloe. mOOTHACHE CURB — Instantanoou ± Rellef-ODONTALOIO.-1» per bottle.- F, C. SHARLAND (opposite PoBtofflco). R. ARNOLD'S PENNYROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.—The most populai modleirio of the day. Price, 2» 6d a box.—Colo nial Agont, F. C Sharlano, opposite the Post >aice.' I Land and Estate Agents. '•rrr,,,, L. MITCHELL, I T *HOUBE AND LAND AGENT. ' 0- .••■.. ~~ WANTED.—A Good House, 10 rooms and up wards, in a central position f-uitable foi Boarding Establishment, Albert Park, i Symonds-Btreet, or Upper Hobson-street rreferred. PARTNKRSHII'.—A good bnsiness.man with £500 Capif/tl ia wanted to.ioin a well estab -1 liHheVl rity Business rtoiug a profitable trade. The com-.em i* exceptionally good. TO INVESTORS.-I havn a larsje number oi Houses in the City and Suburbs for sale also Allotment* in various parta, Farms, &c, MONEY.—Several Sums lo Lend on Freehold Security at enrrent rates of interest, TO BR LET.—Nice Vow Houso. 8 rooms, Mouni Eden; splendid view ! Also, 3BVEN-ROOMED HOUSE, Ponsonby. , W.L. MITCHBLL, Eetntaf Inanciol. and Confidential Agent, . 8, Mercantile Chambers, Queen street.



i Personal. MISS TRUE LOVE.—Letter received. ■ Am deHghted. Scud at once namo and address —JD. • IF WILLIAM HYDE (or SWABY) will Communicate with Ms Friends in York, England, ho will hear oi soraeUilng to his advantage.—Other papers please copy- ATRIfcfONIAL.-A Well-to-do Out- Bottler seeks a Protestant Lady (20 to 2o) as a Wife.—Full particulars nt Hannafordu Agency. _ MATRIMONIAL.— A So!, C r Industrious Working Man. who has saved a, few hundreds of pounds, seek" a Catholic Wife, 2o to 30.—Full particulars at Hannaford's Agency. Board and Residence. BOARD AND RESIDENCE.-Vacancy for Lady and Oentluiiiiui or two.Oonlle nien; large,airy rooms, bat h« ml piuno.— Grafton House. Grnfton Koad, opposite Cliornl Hall. OAUD AND LODGINGS wanted for a respectable Man in the suburbs, era short distance from town.—Address, stntlng terms, "KJC'Stab office. Educational- MKS CLAYTON'S BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, St. George's Hay Road, Parncll.—Second term: May 17,1881. MASTERS. Dr. Ilcnsen Gorman Mons. Vllloval Fronch HerrSchmitt Music Herr Tutschka Singing Win. K. Watkins .. .. Drawing Professor Bernard .. .. Dancing EDUCATIONAL HOME FOR YOUNG CHILDREN.-ASHLEY HOUSK, Russell-street, I'nrnell. Boarding and Day School, conducted by the MISSES ROGERS. Next term commences on May 19. References permitted to Rev. J. Robertson, M.A., Captain \V. C Daldy, P. A. Philips, .Esq., J.P., Joseph Newman. Keg,," J.P. Tenders mO BUILDERS. Tenders will bo received until noon of the 12th inst, for tlio Krcction of a Re&ldeHCO near the lowor wharf, North Shore. R. KEALS & SON, Architects. rn.o builders. Alternate Tendore wiU he received until 4 o'clock on MONDAY, 11th inst., for tho Krcc tion in oithcr Brick or Concroto of a Storo at foot of Grcy-streot. Plans at my ofllco. HKXRY 6. WAUK, Architect. TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. —Tondcrs rcquir d before 12 noon, TUES DAY, Cth instant, for tho Turning Round of n nine-roomed House on the Mount Koakill Koad, according to specifications at my Ofllce.—W. 11. Skinner. Architect. TO BUILDERS.—Tender? wanted until the lOtli inst. for tho Erection of a C-Koomcd Houbc in Auckland, Plane, &0., at my ofllce in Victoria-«trect West.—M. Hondor son. Architect. j Continued on First Paste Licensing Notices. jpilTY OF AUCKLAND NORTH. .. NOTICE' OK APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICENSE. I, Cir.uti.Ks llkniiy Dopok, of Auckland, boinfi the holdor of a Publican's License in res pect of the houso and prenrsos known by tho siioi of Tho Shakespearo Hotel, and situate at Wyndham-stroet, Auckland, do horeby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at tho next Liccnalr k Mcoting, to bo holdcn at the Resident Magistrate's Court, Anck'nnd, on tho second day of June, 1881, apply for a Transfer of the said License from myself to WILLIAM HKALY, my appointee. Dated the 7th day of March, ISSI. . CHARLKS HBNRY DODGE. \'U CKLAND EAST ■■-''■ CITY OF~~AUCKLAND. , : NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO REMOVE A. LICENSE TO OTHKK PREMISES. * I, GEonOE Isms Pantek. of Quecn-Btrcct, in the City of Auckland, in tho Provincial Dis rict of Auckland and Colony of Now Zealand, being the holder of a I'ublicnn'a License in rcßpcot of the house and premises situato nt Queen-street. Auoklund aforesaid, known as the Waverio/ Hotel, do horoby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Mcoting, to be holderi at Auckland aforesaid, on tho fonrth day of June. 1884. apply for tho Removal of the License for the aforesaid houso and . premises to a house situate at Qucen-Etreot. ", .Auckland aforesaid, in the Licensing District of Auckland Kast r.fortsairi, and containing fifty scvon rooms. . Dated tho second day of May, If 81. ■■'■ . ■ GKORGK ISLES PANTEIt. . AUCKLAND LICENSED VICTUAL-' ■:;■! LERS'ASSOCIATION. It is hcroby notified that Mr John King, Nos. :■', 37 and 38, New Zealand Insurari'o Buildings; ' Auckland, has been appointed Sccrctnry of tho AucklandLiscnsed Victuallers' Association, and will immediately wait on all Hotolkoepers bo that their Applications for Licenses may bo - completed and lodged in due course with tho prpper olllcials. 11. McILIIONE, President. ~ , ~ I . ; . D. UUNNINGUAM, Vice-Prosidonf.1 -">;' Gazette in Bankruptcy. '" T N BANKRUPTCY. ■^ IN TlrE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, "' '• ) | HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. , ;ln' the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act. 1883,", NpTiuß ts heiikby given that T, Samuel Josopli' loncriuil'. of Wjii-ou. near Oliincnvutn; in tho Provincial DißtrlCt of Auckland, in New Zca and, lately a Storekeeper, but now carrying on business as a Hcardinghouro-kecper, have thiß day filed in tho said Court, at Auckland, a ... potltidtito bo adjudged « Bankrupt '; ' T W--»* Dated this 2nd day of May, 1881. i 8. J. MONCUUCFF Tj . .J John . Ai.KXANDEit, Wyndham-stroet, Auck- : lahd;gpliCltorfOr tho Bankrupt. .• '~t iN-.;..^VA.N" K.R' u'^^.O'-Yi-^ i lit THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY"- .- • j -■** ■ HOLDBN AT AUCKLAND. ■ , ~ ; In! tHe rhmtter of ''.Tae Barikrnptoy Aot,lßßi tf:'; ' - tod of the Bankruptcy of Fubdkbick Tuomab HAI.E, lato of Mount Kderij neiir Auokland, | Biitcher, a Bankrupt, :'.'': •'■ ;: U ;Notice iS itEhKnY on™ that, by an ordertrf ■thie wiii Oonrt-flt-Auckland, tho above-named- - Frederick Thomas Hale was thia day adjudi cated a Bankrupt within tho Intent and meaning of] the above-mentioned Act The Mrst Meet ing of Creditors will be held at my Office, Supremo Court Buildings, in the City of Auck land, on THURSDAY, the Bth day of May inktant. at 11 o'clock a.m. Proxy forms oan- be obtained at my Otßce. Proof of debt must be i supplied prior to or at the moetlng. ■ . , -.; Dated this Ist day of May. 1884. , .- f.■ : fir ■■ ' JOHN LAWSON, ..- ;, :i .:VA Official Assignee in Bankruptcy. ; ■%> Whitakbii and Russell, Wyßdham-Btreet, Auckland, Solicitors for the Petitionfnfr-Credi tor. - : Shipping. itfOTlCE.—All Bills againßt the barque J3 KKBKCCA CRO WELL must be rondCred* iSdupUoatevi&t the ofßoo of the undersigned at or before noon TOMORROW (Saturday! May 3. 881 or they will not bo recognised.—AßNOLD, HINE3, & CO., corner Customs and Fort streeta.' j ~" £^Ji^r WAiUKU AND ONE " i>«F^____S VV HUNOA BTKAM ' NAYHJATION Co> (LIMITBD). TIMB TABLE.-S:B. MANUKAU. May, vm. . ,-/,; \ LeaveOnehunea: Leave Waiukiii , '.', 3-Baturday. 1130 a.m. 3—Saturday, I p.m. s—Monday, Jp.ni. - _ , — o—Tuesday, 8 a.m. fft-Tuesday, 3.30 p.m. '-' " — i 7-Wed., 8.39 p.m. : 7—Wednesday, i p.m. — ..' I g~ — B—Thur&., 0 a.m. |■■ , 9—Frlday(forMannkan ■ ; Heads), 8 a.m. ' ~ ■ o—Saturday. 6 a.m. 10—Saturday.10.30p.nl. 12—Monday. 7 a.tn. 12—Monday, 1i.30 a.m. ': •4i-Wed..8.30a.m. 11-Wcd,.lp.m. ~ ; IS—Thursday, 9 a.m. 15—Thursday, I.SO p.m. 17'-Baturday, 10 a.m. 17—8nturday, ?.30 p.m. • Hl—Monday, 1130 a.m. 10 -Monday, Ip.m. > JO—Tuesday, 2 p.m. — - Zl-Wed., 7 a.tn. ' ■21-Wed.,3p.m., -: . ... , j — 22—Thursday, Sam. aSMMaaylforManukau _ • " ; Headu), 8 p.m. ;' ' f 2*-¥riday,6p.m. „,„.-: . 7 i, ; I — 21—Saturday, 9 a.m. 36—Monday, 7 a.m. 20—Monday. 11,30 a.in. ' 2*-Wed., 8 a.m. 28—Wed.. 12.30 p.nu 29—Thur8day,&30 a.m. 28—Thnrwiay, 1 p.m. 31f-Saturday, 10 a.m, 31-Saturday. 2.30 p.m. AJI f relghta payable before delivery of goodti. , • J. HARR BROWN 7 Haanaging Director i Auctions. _ ~ MONDAY, APEIL 5, 11 o'Clock. AT DEVONPORT, NORTH SHORE. THE Subscriber Ikih rccoive'l instruc tions from Mr Du'cleisli, to sell by auc tion at his residence, Kcrr-sireet, near Mr THIOVHOLIC OF HIS V \ LUA BLK HOUSE- ', HOLD FURNITURE, almo t new and well selected, including: Drawing-room Furniture—Rnwsels Carpet. Sofa and Easy Chalrf, Hock, Handsome Japanese Screen, ' Fire Tongs and Fender, &c. Dining-room ; Furniture, Threo Bedrooms, Iron Bedsteads, Wash Standß and Ware. Two Sets Drawers, Spring Mattrass for Double Bed, Kitchen Utensils, &c. GEORGE SIBBBi, Auctioneer. ■ ■■ ■»'■■ B ConUnued.oa rpxuttt Fu«