DEPUTATIONS TO THE MINISTER OF PUBLIC WORKS.

From 10 o'clock this morning tintil 3.30 this afternoon the Hon. B. Mitchelson was busily engaged in receiving and conferring with deputations upon a great variety of i matters, the particulars of which ore feet forth below. Diversion of Main Se"iver. A deputation consisting 0 f tho Mayor, Town Clork, City Engineer, and Crs. Marshall and Mackcc .mie, waited upon the Minister at 10.30 f-jr the purpose of urging upon him the advisability of paying over at once the ba'.ance of the Government's jpromised Contribution towards the main sower.

__«_ Mayor, in opening tho business, said that the necessity for tho extension of the tmuin sower, long apparent, had now become .mperativetliroughtholeasingofapartofthe (foreshore tc tho Freezing Company. _ _ans ihad been prepared for the scheme, which finvolved a diversion of the sower ns well as tits .^tension, and the Council now desired __ know if the £597, balance of the sum originally voted for the purpose, was now available.

Mr Mitchelson said that he had received a telegram from Wellington desiring him to settle the matter during his present visit, and he had since then telegraphed for par ticulars, which had duly como to hand. There was natt'oubt that tho Council had a claim upon the Government for the work, and as the, _urn was available for the purpose it woiil<]l *oe paid over at once.

Stanley-street Drain.

The Mayor remarked that tho opportu nity might now be taken to also urge upon the Government tho advisability of assist ing the Council to remedy tlio stato of tho -Stanley-street open drain, which for a long _imo past had been a serious nuisanco •through tho sewerage from tho Hospital which found an outlet there. The Council proposed to put in a sower. Cr. Aickin pointed out that the existence •of *che drain was a great danger to the lit alth of the city, and that it was exceedingly necessary to do something for the purpose of rendering itjinnocuous. The continuance of an open drain from an institution liko the Hospital—which vory often was the seat of infectious disease—was a gravo monaco tc the health of the whole placo. The Mayor stated that tho construction of a sewer to the culvert in Mechanics' Bay would involve an expenditure of £4,000, while to carry the sowcrage out to deep water would cost £10,000.

Mr Mitchelson asked that an official statement of the representations mado by the deputation should be written out and forwarded to him at Wellington, when he would see that the matter was fully inquired into.

The Town Clerk mentioned that lottors had frequently been written to the Govern ment on the Bubjoct,but that no replies had yet been recoivel. Mr Mitchelson promised to havo tho matter attended to if the statement he had indicated wore forwarded to Wellington,

The deputation accordingly promised that this should be done.

Control of the Domain.

The Mayor tbon introduced tho subject of Domain control. He oxpiaincd that tlio Council had, in accordance with resolution, written to the Go'vorjiinont to request that the control of tho Domain should bo handed over to It, but that no answer had yot come to hand. . The Hon. Mr Mitchol.on rophod that the matter had been referred to him, and that he had strongly rocommended that tho con trol of the Domain should be handed over to tho city as requested. Cr. Aickin remarked that the proposal met w;ith tho general approval of the citizens. Tho Ho-i.' Mr Mitchelson addod that ho would see that an immediate reply was re turned to tho Council's request. He con sidered it absolutely necessary that _ tho Domain should bo handed ovor to the city. The deputation then withdrew.

Crossing at Pokeno.

Mr Hoar interviewed tho Minister with referenoe to the construction of a crossing at the point where the railway lino divided his property at Pokeno. The Government bad long Bince promised to do the work. ' Mr Mitchelson to inquire into tho matter on his return to Wellington with tlio object of having something done.

Sparks from Railway Locomotives.

Messrs John Buchanan, Walter McCaul, J and Samuel Stuart thon waited upon tho - Hon. Mr Mit-helsOn to: represent the damage and danger caused to property along-he Kaipara lino through tho escape of sparks from tho railway locomotivos. Mr Buchanan having introduced tho deputation, Mr W. McCaul proceeded to say that the subject was one upon which he had frequently written to tho Government. His property near thb New Lynn Stationhad suffered vory severely through the Hparks from tho railway engines, but his object now was not to seek recom pense on that account; only to obtain a remedy for tho evil in future. During tho week before last his erassjwas ignited, and the flames spread to his orchard, where they destroyed ISO now fruit trees which had been planted In place of 137 destroyed in a similar way last year. Posts and rails, live fencing, and a 6_ acre paddock had also been burnt. He was kept constantly on tho alert lest his homestead should also go. His property had been so much depreciated in consequence that ho could not get 2d a year as rental for it. Ho had made inquiries into tho matter, and had ascertained from engineers that tho escape ,of „ sparks could not bo prevented unless Newcastle coal wero used instead of the New Zealand article. He had also been told that a largo Fairlie engine was the one which gave out the most SP Mes-rs Stuart and Buchanan corrobor ated Mr McCaul'a statements as to the damage caused by tho locomotives, and mentioned losses that they had experienced The Hon. Mr Mitcholson said that ho had already Inquired into tho matter with tho object of ascertaining if the settlers could be protected in any way, ahd he had been assured both by tho General Manager of Railways and the local manager here that every possible means hod been taken,to prevent the escape of the sparks- There was a etoep grade near Mr McCaul s place, and the unusual pressure of steam thus rendered necessary led to the showers of sparks. Tho engineer's opinion, also, was that tho evil would bo lessened by the uso of Newcastle coal, but of course its ox pensiveness was a bar to tho adoption of * I_Pan"wor to questions put by Mr Mit chelson, Mr Coom, railway engineer (who was present), said that the Fairlie engines did not emit more sparks than Class J. Mr MoCaul also complained that tho grass was not kept clear of the line. The Hon Mr Mitchelson promised to make careful inquiries into both matters and see what could bo dc.no in the way of remedying tho evils complained ot.

Newmarket Requirements.

A deputation from the Newmarket Hign-. way Board, introduced by Mr F. J. Mess, M.H.R., and consisting of Messrs V_. J. Suiter F. G. Clayton, Keetley, and Jas. Mason', then waited upon the Minister in reference to a number of local wants. Mr Suttee, who acted as spokesman, ex plained that the first of their requirements was the improvement of the approachesi to the railway line at Newmarket. People rem any part of the district had to cross the rails.in order to get to the statio**; un loss they chose to make a detour of sonic 5M or $00 yards. The changing from the trains, in the morning, too, Was exceedingly hazardous, for it was generally done while another train S_T coming .in. The other day Mr Hay, of Papakura, in endeavouring to save himself from an approaching engine, fell down and broke his collar-bone, w : hile he himself had savod a little girl from being run over in the same way. A similar stuto of things occurred ot night, tlio evil then beinc intensified by tlio imperfect lighting of the place. Tho goods shod also was placed in such an awkward position that accidents to horsos and carts .wero rendered very easy. Mr Mitchklson Baid that he was ac quainted with the state of affairs at New market, and promised to consult tho Department with the view of adopting means of remedying the inconveniences complained of. . Mr Suiter then went on to urge the desirability for a new and more ornamental fence to be erected on the Newmarket side of the railway enclosure. They wanted something more .-esthetic. ~ ,_ Mr Mitchelson thought the people might supply tho want themselves, so as to carry out their ideas of the beautiful. MrS-iTEM next advocated the erec.ion of lamps at the railway crossings in New market-street and the old Manukau Road, the construction of a footway at the side of the railway bridge on the Kyber Pass Road, and the extension of the footpath to Seccombe's brewery. The most important

matter of all, fepwoyer, wfis'thfe n_ete_?ty 'for a water Supply -and a ,'dh__agfe scheme. _.ltliough the thine w«a dosirablo, there was no'immediate probability of their ■joining the city, ;i_n<Htf__y therefore wished to know if the Government w^M introduce _ bill during tl_) forth coi„i»_£ session of Parliament to enable tin. .fowmarket Road Board to borrow -a .Urn not exceeding i'B,ooo for dramapv. ftfc'd water supply, and to le\\y a rate'ft), the pur pose of paying tlio i_te_»'t Sihd other charges upon it. The necessity for a water supply had been shown by tho fire the other night, which, but for a providential change ol wind, might havo devastated tlio whore place ; while the health of the peopfo Suf fered greatly from the want 'Of a jp.opor drainage scheme, Mr MITC-lELSO. said that With regard to the minor requirements which had been communicated, ho would make inquiries, and have thetti brought under notice in his ■department. As for tho loan question, ho had Suspected something of tho sort, and the Premier would havo been present had he not engaged himself to speak to-night. Still, he had agreed to hear and communis cate to him tho representations of the de putation '. after which tho Premier would let them know whether the Government would aecedo to the proposal.

A discussion ensued as to the desirability of bringing Newmarket under tho operations of the Town Districts Act, the deputation being favourable to the plan, provided tho town were exempted from county rates.

Mr Moss also stated that last session Major Atkinson promised to get power for the raising of the loan, but had forgotten to do so.

After some further discussion, during which the advisability of draining from tho gully to the sea was spokon of, Mr Mitch elson assured the deputation that he would lay their representations re the loan before the Premier, and also attend to the other matters.

Abolition of Tolls on Roads and Bridges.

Messrs J. Dilworth, W. F. Buclianan, and F. Lawry, waited on the Minister of Public Works as lopressntatives of the Auckland Agricultural and Pastoral Asso ciation.

. Mr F. Lawry read tho motion passed by tho Association in favour of abolishing tho tolls at Newmarket and Pnntnuro Bridge. Messrs Lawry, Buckland, arid Dilworth spoke in support of the resolution.

Mr Mitchelson ropii.d that if thopoople wero prepared to tako ovor tho roads, tho Government would bo very glad to accede to abolish the toll-gate. As for the Pan mure Bridge, tho Government would abandon "the ejection of tolls and hand It ovor to the local board.

Mr LXwitv thought that the Govornmont should provide the moans for maintaining these roads.

Ma Mitchelson- replied that tho Go vernment would not at all events for some time to come, expend money on roads. If he saw his way clearhe wouldagreo to abandon tho collection of all tolls at once. Tho tolls on the Onohunga Road, however, had been loased, and ho understood the lease would not expire for nine months.

NARROW ESCAPE OF THE HAWEA.

(l'.Y TELEGRAM—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

Wellington, this day. On her last trip from Now Plymouth to Nelson, tho steamer Hawea narrowly escaped being run ashoro at Cable Bay. During a fog, the vessol was set over to tho east, and land suddenly loomed ahead of her. By promptly rovorsing tho ongines, the vessel wiis extricated from her danger.

%_ffl AtJCRIMD EVENING STAR, MONDAY, JVIAt |f, I^4.



Advertisements Late for Classification AUCKLAND SKATING CLUB, In conseqiienco of the Choral Hall being ongagcd on Wednesday ovenlng by tho Uni vct sty College, Uio Club will moot this wcok on THURSDAY EVENING, May 32l W. A. RIDINGS. Hon Sec. X> ATEPAYERS OF THE EAST WARD. Ladiks and Gentlemen,—Having recelvod promises o£ support from a largo number of yon, I havo much plcasuro in oll'oring mjsolf as a Candidate for tho representation of our Ward in tho City Council. Should you do me tho .ionourofcloctingme.lt shall by my constant ondenvour to assist His Worship the Mayor and ' the other Councillors in tho caroful and economical supervision of all municipal matters to tho best of my ability. Ircmain, • Ladles and gentlonion, Yours obediently, WILLIAM RATTRAY. i Queen-sweet, May 19,1881. 0 "H.H.S."—At 8, Tuesday, twen- Helh.-H. WANTED, a First-class Barmaid for private bar. — Apply, sharp, to H. Bonnet, Clarendon Hotel. PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE for Single Gentlemen, four minutes from G.P.0.; terms modorato.—Addrese at W. D, Dallon's, No. 1 Colfee Palace Qneon-street. WANTED, Some Lady going South to take charge of a boy (18 months old), for Wellington.—For address apply Stab ofllce. ffTO CARPENTERS. Tc_dors will be received until fourp.m. on WEDNESDAY for Corrugated Iron Fencing, Sec. at Parnell. •r m> watt> . 253, Qucen-streot. ANTED. Tenders for Ploughing about 4 acres on Now North Road.— Apply to Sam. White, Custonis-stroet. WANTED, Woman Cook and House maid (Waikato), Man Cook (town), General Servants for country hotels and private. —E. Henry's Registry, Shortland-etreet - WANTED, a Respectable Young Man with ijood business ahilitiesfor ordlna' y by letter, Btating salary required.—J. H. Wlthe forjl, Intercolonial Agoncy, Shprtland-street. TO CARPENTERS.—Wanted, Tenders for Shifting a Small Cottage.—F. Potter, caro Gee and Potter. , WANTED to Sell, 3-yoar-old Cob; a. o, Turn out—Harness, Saddles, Bridleß. Whlpß, Spurs, &c. Easy torms.— Thomas's Coal Yard. Ponsonby Boad. Itala-st. ANTED, an Errand Boy.—Apply F. C. Sharland. W^ ANTED, an Apprentice to Dress making.—For address, apply Star Office,. : TENDERS wanted lor 6-rpomed House. . —Plans and specification- to bo seen at Win. Souttor's, Wictoria-Btreet West, till 6 p.m. on Monday. ■ A" LEO'S CONSULTATION a OfTTHK ! i? . ;.. i TAKAPUNA WINTER OATS HANDICAP, I Run Satuuday, May 24, 1881. Unlimited Number of Subscribers at 10s Eaoh, Divided as follows: First Horse 30 por cent. Second Horso .. -..".. •• 20 per cent. Third Horse ■ ..- 10 per cent. Starters and Non-starters (divided) 40 per cent, Addross—A. Leo, Box 237, Post Office, Auck, land, ■ TWTOTICE TO AUCKLAND TRADES.— " LABOUR" will bo henceforth printed and published at the "Observer" Office, Vistoria; .street. PIANOFORTES tuned by an experienced hand from Kirkmnn's, London. (Jld Pianos entirely restored in tone, touch, and quality, Harmoniums refitted, 1 guinea-W. Siqr, Kar.ngahapo Road, Newton (opposite Prince s, Ironmonger). ; TDEUTER'S TELEGRAM COMPANY ST. '(Limited).—A -message waits for R. Gar rett. Aunkland.-John Buchanan, -.gent, T>ER WAIHORA and s.s. Aoransi.— _T Three tanks Now Agricultural, Vege table and Flower Seeds.-Arthur-Yates, Seed Merchant, Victoria-street, next to." Observer" oIljCC^ -.: _^ -^j jjftT S _S -.A .. L E. M \N(_AD.E.-First-class Dairy Farm, situate SSsa__y^.aß^ ii_.sp.vo iiilbrdlnc eve'y facility tor caiue fSf! &C.-Fl.ll particulars on application ■to P. V. EVANS. _J WANTED, _ Female Cooks (2 town 20s), 2 Men Cooks (30s), to-night; Barmaid, Housekeepers, Lad J^^y.J'SS^__^_ Generals, and Young Girls. - Mrs Whitoomb. s Registry, .— — — ■ W" ~ ANTED, a Plainly-furnished Loom by a widow, whore a baby 10 months old can bo m_ied during the day-Address. •" L N--" STAR oglcc- —J— TO LET, Rosebank, North Shore, Cot tage of o rooms; rent, 125.-B. Tanner, 8, , , l Queen-street. , . . !



iti—iii' -it «__w_._y_i_rf_____.-af_-.' "" i'l" WfttttU'.. W' ANTED, & tfcotl i-lumber, with tools. -A^ply onlob by Three __f_fl . Pen son**,. il. Hind. .__,.._. WANTE©, 6 -gft-d _a-o_v"e__-^Apply at G p.m.. at. K. Rule's, Hobson-sireot, opposfte St..Wfetviie_-'s Church. \j|t"Ai._ED, a Head Circular Man for f T country mill, also a good S_ok»_— Apply Auckland Timbor Company^ \\f ANTED, a smart Y_un§ Man as Im- T T prover tq the building trade.—G. Sage, OUphant-Btrcet. _b_ronby. WAHT-SD, a Single I'oung Man used to the butchering business. — Apply Bond Bros,. North Shore. WANTED, more Mon to mako Cheap Furniture at their own homes.—Wi 11; Dampier, Hobson-strect. WANTED, a good Enghieei-j well used to sbre.-cutting lathe and gehei-al fitting; also, a smart lad to keep books; apply early.—Geo. Leahy. Dock Iron Works. ANTEDt Storte Breakers-.—Apply Gcorj-e E. Ireland, Pahmuro. WANTED, a first-class Clothing Hand, to tako charge of a Clothing Depart ment', salary no object. — Apply, enclosing testimonials. Box 118. 0.1.0. . WANTED, a Man to do Repairs ; also Youths for the Boot Trado,-Garrett Bros. "\*7"ANTED, a Boy.—Apply Button V T Bros., Cork Manufacturers, UppofQueoh street, WAFTED, a clean, active Lad to ride out for orders.—X. M-. Hallett, Butcher, Parnell. ANTED, Three Boys to tako up strawberry plants.—Apply W. Mason, Ponsonby Gardens. WANTED, a Nurseglrl; roforonces required.--Apply Mrs F. W. Brookllold, Sealleld View ltoad, Auckland. WANTED, at onco, a low additional Cigar-makers. Constant work at good wages.—Apply at tho Auckland Tobacco Fac tory. Fort-street.—Austin Walsh, Manager. WANTED, a young Girl ns General Servant.—Apply to Mrs Bishop, New market ■ WANTED.aGirI about 14 years, tomako borsolf generally Useful.—Apply Miss Rogers, General Storo, Brighton. Parnell. W~ ANTEDTaTtespectable Girl to mind ' ono baby and assist in UoUßOwork -, small family.—Apply Young's Grocery Storo, Grey-street. WANTED, Apprentices and Improvers. —Apply to Mrs Kirkinan, Dressmaker, Viotoria-Btreot West. WANTED, a Respectable Nurscgirl.— Apply to Mrs Tonilinson, Barrel Hotel. Para oil. "\\TANTED, a respootable Gonoral Sor- VT 'vent.—Apply Stai. Office. WANTED, a General Servant j also, a Girl, to sloop at homo.—Apply AVyn ynrd Houae, Edon Crescent. \*7 ANTED, a good Goneral Servant for TV a family In town.—Apply to Mrs Cruick phqnk. Parli .niont-streut. for tho address. WANTED, good Mantlo Hands.— Apply Mllno and Choyco. A_\ TTED, a good General Servant. — Apply any day boloro 2 o'clock to Mrs Wm. Frank Buckland. Roiuuern. WANTED, a good Gonoral Servant; must bo fond of children, and havo re ferences.—Apply Mrs Richardson, corner of Aruwn-Btroet, Carlton Gore Road, ANTED, by Respectable Young l'cr - son. Situation ns I.ady Help; good Needlewoman; country profcrrod. — Address " Hagar." Parnoll Post Umoo. WANTED, a good Laundress, by the dny.—Apply Mrs Richmond, Cambridge Homo, Vlncont-stroet. ANTED, by a Widow, washing to do at homo; Is 3d per dozen.—Address L Star Office. WANTED, 2 Young Mon Boarders, at Haiißlop Houbo. Vlncont-streut, left side, near top. Pleasant homo, every advantage. Moderate terms. WANTED, by a Lady, Lessons in Milli nery.—Address, stating terms, to lik). Star Office. WANTED, nt Hnnnnford's Auckland Registry (established 21 years), muni tions for a largo number of Generals and Young Girls. WANTED, at Hannaford. Auckland Registry (t stablislio<l '21 years), Married Couple (no objection to children), IDs (Town.) WANTED, Female Servants to win a Gold Watch; conditions; two years service.—Full particulars at Hannaford s Auck land Registry. Genuine. aM:ED to Rent, a Billiard Room; good terms oll.red.-U-ttei- to " Delta,'' Star Ofllce. WANTED, a Boarder in a private house; tonus very modi-rate; If two friends, a reduction. — Address Library, 212, Queen-street. ■ • *\»_ ANTJEII. at once, a:! or -I-room.. TT House near Freeman's Hay. Address " 8.." Star olllcc. ANTED to Sell, a Chestnut Gelding and Mare. Gelding a good jumper and perfect lady's hack; Mare good and (|Uii'l 111 either single or double harness, and as 11 hack up to 15et; Bho also would make 11 good hunter. —Apply to-H. N. Smith. Mount Albert (opposite St Luke's Church). WANTED, the Ladies of Ponsonby to Inspect our >'ow Stock of Chenille Spot Fall Net, bi all shades, from 7d per yard: .- Button Black Kid Gloves. Is Dd and is Ikl; \S 00l Clouds, Opera Hoods, Cloaks, tec. W. (I. Allen. Jervois Road, Ponsonby. ANTED—When you aro in Hobson strect call and see the lnr,_o and choke stock of Mosgiol Tweeds just o()0iu)d for the coming season at Mnnro niidMllligaii s. WANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocks to Clean and Repair, at T. Nutsfm-d's, Watclimakor, Victoria - street, (next Union Bank). Charges moderate; all work warranted for 12 monthß. ANTED, by a good Permanent Tenant, Houso, not less than 0 rooms, within 10 minutes' walk of Fost-olllco.—Ad dr«B8, Alpha, 201, Quoon-.trcct. WANTED KNOWN—There is Wash ing and Mangling done here.—Second house from Wjnyard-streoL North Shore. ANTBD, a Furnished Sitting and Bedroom,! with use of Kitchen, neur Froeman's Bay. — Address W'areham, Si-.ut Ofilco. - WANTED KNOWN—Somo very Cheap Lines in Roots and Shoes now Selling at tho Shop next (above) Holland and Butler.. Victoria-street. _ W__.TED - KNOWN — Shilling Hair Brush! Hair Brußh for One Shilling! The Shilling Hair-Brush I White handle Ilnlr Brush, only Ono Shilling 1 —At Robson's. Draper, Ponsonby. ANTED KNOWN, Volcanic Land for salo,'2lst inst., by R. C. Greenwood, 10 minutes' walk from Kllerslic Stillion. Pro posed tramway lino and railway go through the property. Plans on application to R. C. Green wood, Auctloncor. ANTED KNOWN—Great Sale of Goods damaged, by tho lat_ lire in Vic toria-Btrcel.—Mrs Klrkmnn, Dressmaker, vio toria-streot West (two doors from Williams's, Tailor). . WANTED KNOWN, Green Cooking Apples, 3d per lb. Call early.-W. Han ford's Fruit and Refreshment Roonm, Victoria street, corner of Albert-street. ANTED KNOWN, a good Lunclicon - good Cup of Tea and Pork Plc-f or tid, at Sanford's Fruit and Hofroshmcnt Rooms, Victorla-slreot, corner of Albert-tract. ANTED KNOWN — Important to Working Men — A J and l-roomed Oottago in Kdon Terrace (freehold) to be Bold at Randerson's Auction To-morrow at 11 a.m., . on long tormß by Instalments. X\7 ANTED KNOAVN — Charles Kolsoy T T i and Co.' havo a beautiful assortment of Gold ond.Silver Jewellery, tho wholo of which has the merit of being genuine, as thoy keep no imitations.—Charles Kolsey and Co.. 120, Quecn strcct. WANTED KNOWN—We have several enquirers for Businesses of different, kinds. Persons wishing to soil would do welt to placo them in our bands.—X. Wooding and Co., FBtato Agents, High-street. WANTED KNOWN—Velveteens from One and Sixpence per yard at RobsoD's, Draper, Ponsonby. Blankets, Counterpanes, Calicoes, Flannels; very cheap. ANTED SEEN by all buyers of Jewellery. Kelsey's Stock of real Silver and real Gold. Thoy keep no imitations on their premises; they therefore guarantee everything sold by them to bo real silver or gold.—Charles Kolsey and Co., 120, Queen-street. TVTANTED KNOWN.—9/4 Heavy YV Blankets, Is 9d, 6s 3d, and 9s 6d; 10/1 Blankets, 6s Od, 8s 6d, 12s, and 13s; 11/1 Blankets, 9s 9d. and 14b. Quilts and Sheeting, large. assortment, equally cheap. 5 per cent, discount on allpurchases.-W. G. Allen, Draper, Jervois Road, Ponsonby. WANTED KNOWN, that Cadbury's Cocoa ESBonco _an be had at Close Bros'- ANTED KNOWN—That the balance of Men's and Boys' Clothing that was not sold at auction can now bo had at uuction prices at tho New Zealand Tweed Companj-, Shortland-street, late Mr Hampton s.-Josoph Moses, Manager. WANTED, everyone to knew that tho sale of Volcanic Allotments, Waia tarua. Ellerslie,- takes placo on 21st May. at Mr W. Bowden's Mart. Lithographic plana can be had on application to R. C. Greenwood, Auc tioneer. WANTED KNOWN, that all working men can save their money by calling at the Governor Gordon Restaurant. All Meals Sixpenco; Board and Lodging los per week- Robert Murdock, Proprietor.—Note the address —Neatly opposite the Waitemata Hotel, and close to tho Dock. W~ ANTED, to Let or Sell, a First-class New Seven-roomed Houso and l Acre of Land at. Morningsido; close to tho Rai'way Station; 'buses pass several times daily; distance, not more than 20 minuten walk from Upper Queen-street.— Apply to J. H. Smith, Morningside, Mount Albert. \\T ANTED K> OWN—To be sold cheap, YV at Austen's Furniture Shop. 310. Uppor Queen-street. Single Flax Mattrasses, 6s: Double do los; Bodsteadß, 10s; Palliasses. Childrene Cots Couches--. Suites of Furniture, Lamps, Tables. Saucepans, Boilers, and all klmls ol Furniture, at, Austen's, 310, Upper Queen-street. All kinds of furniture bought. \ttyNTED KNOWN—That G. Ivil, 7 v Hairdresser, for the Inst 11 years nexttc tho British Hotel, Queen-street, begs to inform his Customers that ho has Removed to Large! Premises in Victoria street, next tho Roya. Mail Hotel. Best brands of Tobacco and Cigarl onhand ; . < _.: p



Wanted. T|TANTEt\ seve4l Improvers for thS ■ aVV bunch, and a Boy for the clearing-up.— .. Black and Co., Chapel-street. . WANTED Bootmakers to Know thdt tho Strike at Garrett Bros, is still on. Don't apply for work. WAM TED KNOWN—Tho following .Great Bargains:-500 Night Caps. 2d each; Boys' Sailor Suits, aa lid the Suit; Men's Trousers and Vests, Ss (id (Tweed); Tweed Trousers, 10s; Men's Black Cloth Vests, 5s Gd; I Children Handkerchiefs, 2d each; Gents' full size Wliße do., 3d; Dress Check, 1.; Dres_ Preservers, Id a pair i Dress Improvers. IsOd; Drill Punt., 2s 8d; Figured Dress Stull', lid; Ladies' Black f'ilk Jli'.s, Is Hd: Shite Silesia; ,'Ud; Black do., I'd; WhoJeV. .*d: C.i-C, dp,. Oil I Velvetccll (Black), is 8d; 10,1 White Blankets, 12s (id thto pail-; Cretbnho, B.Jd; Black Cashmere, Is Sd: Black Lustre. Hd; Toilet Covers, lid and Is fid; Knitting Cotton, Is (id; Black Brussels Net, is; Cniuo, _s lid the yard; lot of fresh Prints, 3d; Shirting, 3d; Plaid Dress Sutfl', lid; .Bplendld Blue Serge, lid; Dross Stml', _}d; Bdvs' Mdle Trousers, Is Cd; Parlour D'dor Mats, Is Hd;. Men's Shirts, Is lid; LAdlea' Striped Hose, I'd ; Wool Squares, Is, Is fid, and 28; Gents' Trousers and Vests, 8s 1 Id; Volvoteen. Isßd. &c.,&c.,atDanipia-'sDrapcry Shop, Wakefield-street. WANTED KNOWN, continuation of the SELLING OFF-Grand lolof Ladies' High-hool Bdots and Shoes for ovtehiiiL-pdities. balls, &c„ ye also, Ladies' lligli-liccl Pruli-Uaer '.listing Boots, Isfid; Ladies' lligh lloel, High-log, Sewn, Button Prunella Boots, us 6d; Ladies' liandßoni'e Sewn House Boots, with goloshcd sides, lis (Id : grand lot of Infanta' Black imd Coloured Tassel Boots, la lid ; Infants.' pretty Strap Butterfly Shoes. 2s; Infants' High-leg Button Boots, 2s (Id ; Children a Patent Leather Boots, size 7 to 10, 3s; alao, a vory largo superior atock of Ladies' nnd Gents' Boots and Shoes (Which can bo seen from the outside of tho Shop) to choose from atDumpier's Boot Shop, Vlctoi-ia-streot. WANTED KNOWN—cVikap Timbkbl CIIRA. TIMIIKK I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can bo mirelmsod cheaper and better than anywhere nlso at tho yards of D. Go],'.he, Albert-sli-eot.. ~_\J ANTHP KNOWN', that " Volcanic >T Alftjftiienls al Ellerslicoffroiiiiiofan ncrotO-ttoroWich, will be sold on -Isi May, at Mr W. Ddvvden'sMart, by It. C. .l-eenwood. Auctioneor. _ _ _ _ WfANTED KNOWN.-I take this op- T T portunity in thanking my many friends and Customers for past favours, and hope for a continuance of tho same. Dressmaking m al tlio latest stylos. -Ilrs IClrkninn. lli-essiuaker, Victoria-street West (two doors from Williams's Tailor). I'ITANTED KNOWN-The following V V various particulars which concern various people:-Fifteen Hundred Cheap, Now, Handsomely Hound Books, including "Young Men's Safeguard in the Perils of the Age," 2s fid: "Heroism and Ad yon turn," 2s fid; "Old .loiuithm:." 2s fid: Slmke-pcarc's Coni pleto Works, with Life, eoinplele hi 1 volume, .Is; "The Pictorial World.'' a very large Illus trated book. .'ls fid ; " Holgl-itvln." nnollmr liaiidsomo illustrated book, lis fid ; "CluimbeiVs Journal.",... (Id, Sic Those who are in tho huhlt of buying hooks are likely to Im tb.rouglil.v astonished at some of the prices. Tea, fid Ihe lb. which I do not recommend: Splendid Ten, la fid. I am nut sure but that the lsfid tea is even butter than what I sold al Isfi.l a low uccLh ago, and which went so fast. Stone. Blue. M llui doss, or fid tlio lb; American llroolua Sd; (Jooil Spectacles, (M: Snpeiiior do. M ; Speelnelu L'hm-m. Id ; (litnblcts. id and _d ; lumall Sci-ewdrive.is. 2d ; t.seful Hummer., luM ; sliorl A_i;s. fid; Long do., fi_i (id ; Nice Lot of Purses, fid ; Tobacco I'oucbe.s, 0,1 : Firu Shvvels. M and Ud Jl.anlcrns. Is;,.hoc Brushes, Is ,'ld anil 2s M the set of It ; Senlhhillg IU-usbes. fid ; Black Lead Brushes. Is ; Table Spoons. Id : Nice lane of Tea Spoons. 2.1; Grand Line of Violet Powder, Id per packet; Napkin Kings, fid ; Superior Dinner Knives, Is each; Splash Mats (ot- A'aslislamls, 3d: Grand Superior do., lid ; Street Hour Mats. 2a :!d: Parlour Hour C.Mais. Is lid ; Candlestick ~ fid to la; Letter Clips. M ; Chit.lien's Tin Hates. Id: Handsome, tlood-.si/.cd. Imitation Caned Looking Glasses. 11l and Is: Large lea Trays, la ltd: Small do., fid : look on the edge of tho window and seethe Cram! Line of llro.vn Tea Pota lain selling nt fid. IM. ami la; Hat Hacks. Is fid; Oood Note Paper, 2d: Envelopes. 2d the packet of all: Hood Black Ink, Id the botllu; Black and Coloured Ink (large, stone boniest. lid; Nail Brushes. 3d; (fraud Clothes Brushes Hd; Broom Heads (soi'i). :'-; Exercise Books, (kl; Account l.luoku. Hi) ; P.ulura, fid ; ideographs, lid por doz. : Good - sized Photographs, from the great masters. 2d each, or Is fid tho do/..; Krained Chrouto. Pictures, fid and ml each : lot of ordinary Books Id to li; London Journals and Family Heralds (monthly parish Gd ; Young Laili.-.-i- Journals, '.id ; Piaii". Music Isongsi. Id each ; Kasv Pieces for Piauu. Id ; Piece .Music, fid each; Soap (for cleaning .lowolloi.v. Plato, &C..C I,2dt.hu large cake; lle.uth Bugs, Us lid ; lot of Cheap Tinware. Dressing Comb . Id ; large nnd small Tooth Combs. 2d; Tooth Brushes, Id andfid : Matting. M the yard; Ladies' Bucking Chairs, l"s; Cane Scat do., with anus, las ; Swing l_ookillg.Glassos. Us lid. Is C.I. and .*>.. (Id; Tart Tina, Id: Baking Tins, lid; Slop Hasina, Id: Sugar Basins, lid; Glass do., Is; I (inters. Is; Cupa and Sane,us. Id ; Ivitehi 11 Tahlcs. lb fid. 10a M. lis fid ; Biutnr Coolers, Is; I ...Ilia-ssi-. educed to Us lid ; !-TilT*lsllmasea, IU lid nial lis lid: l-'ol.llng Cluiira ii-iIT.m-i seatedl. ,'.s i'kl - Saucepans drool. Is Id. NCd. 2«. 2s lid ;Toilet Sets, ;a Ikl; I. Hi .steiula idoulil.il. ISs tid ; Colonial Couclies Sa; Hour Mats. 2a 3.1: Pannikins, ikl and Id ; Zinc Baths li fid ; Bannister Brushes. Is: Handsome Smiled Con,-he:. ;<-.; lot of Cheap Tins, Id ii fi.!: ..v., ,_■-.. at Dampier'a DoliMimstn..-; Shop. _ _ __ \\r a n t k _r X N o \v X > > A FKW (IK NEIL AND ri.ll'l-'Ci'.H'S WKLLI'KIKD KKXIKHIKS I'uH \\ IN'IKK I'SK. COMPOSniON I'OWDKI!. - -It is known in all Knglish speaking countries for It . ninny good (iiialiliofl. Yon who are suhject to Colds or So.oTliron'silim'l I"- wiilunit ll ; Is fid it tin-, -a n lb. BAL.M OF GII.KAD. Soven year, trial bus proved ibis to be one of the Ileal Compounds ever ollut-ed for the cut" uf Colds, llroniiliitis, Aathum, and Cough. 2s a Bottle. COUGH POU'DKH. Llleclual nnd (|lliek In Congestion. Pleurisy, or liillaiiiinatii.il of tho Lungs. Isfid a Tin. COrOli SYKUP.- -Wliero thero are ,-bildren nothing is hotter Car Coughs. Croup, or Bron rlillis. A ptirn expectorant without morphia ur oplniit. la fid and 2s a Bottle. HOP BITTERS, 2s fid a Bottle, N X I L ,v (' LI I" I- O ~ IIKHBALISI". . '* ". ! BDTASIC DI.rKNSAHV, WKM.I-_l._Y ACI-tiI.AMI. I T\r a n"t-e "d kn o _v n—« CLKABIXC-OL'T i (J L EA II I N (I -0 U T i CLKAUING-(H: T j A!) X A P E K\. ST 0 V X, IIOVIIIIT KXcKICOI.MII.Y LOW. ! rw-LOOK OUT KOK CIIKAP LINKS.'.a j I. 11 OWN. I BIIOW N S j CTIKAP HBAPKUV ICSTABLISIIMKNT. \ CHKAP DKAPKBY KSTAULISIIMKNT. j PARNELL. *V IT* A N T E D X N O W N. TO BE CLKAKIOD, AT S T E P H E N S O N ' S, i *.i) 0 pairs Kid Gloves. Is Cd per pail". 1.0-0 pairs Lisle Thread Gloves, (id, worth 1: \..m ■_ piece- Igooil sha-esl Kibbou Velvet. IS yards for !>d ; 600 yards Sash Ribbon. (8 shiidcHl, la fid per ye id ;'2.000 dozen Dn-ss Huttuas. 2d per dozen; Dress Materials. I'd. fid. 7ld per yard upwards; 1.000 yards French Uishniero (to shtidcsl. la per viuil; .VIO yards French Merino 111 shades!. In Sd, worth 2s fid : Crimean shilling. Did. Is, Is 3d. to 2a 3d per yard; Union Shirtings, from Old upwards: Flannels. Tid. I'd. Is per ynrdunwanisj II x I Bhinkots (nil wool). Us lid per pair. Try our Ills Trousers to Measure— can't bo boaten. MILLINKBY-by experienced hands DRESSMAKING— by experienced hands TAILORING—by experienced hands On the Piu-mIBKB. STEPHENSON'S DRAPERY AND HALE WAREHOUSE. KAItANGAHAPK ROAD. NEWTON. _ WA N T E D X N O W N— AND WELL KNOWN GOODSON'S LONDON AKCADE Is tho MOST ATTRACTIVE PLACE in AUCKLAND. - The STOCK is the LA HOIST. _MOST VALI ABLE.and MOST COMPREHENSIVK in the City. The WATCH. CLOCK, and, .IAIfcL LE'BY DEPARTMENTS arc Lapecially *.\ ell Stocked, and the Prices are such as will, hear Comparison. OUR GOODS Recommend 1 hem selves, and Secure us Contin. K.n PATROWAGK. In FANCY GOODS. KLECTRO - PLATE GLASS AND CHINA WARE, TOYS, DOLLS, BOOKS, AND STATIONERY, our Stock Is Undeniably the CHEAPEST in Town. We Cordially Invite INSPECTION Outside and Inside of the __ LONDON AKCADE, Queen and Yictokia-stbeets. Corporation Notices. cfS::AAAr%P piTY OF AUCKLAND. EASTWARD. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. ' ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR. It is hereby notified that Mil WILLIAM RATTRAY and i MR JAMES C. SHARLAND Havo been duly nominated as Candidates for 1 thu office of Councillor for the East Ward of tho ■ City of Auckland, and that In compliance with the proviaiuns of "The Reßulntion of Local I Elections Act, 1870," a Poll will bo taken for One ' Councillor on TUESDAY, the 3rd day of June ' next, in the room adjoining tho Froe Library, . High-street, within the said Ward, between the ' hours of nine in tho forenoon and six in the 1 afternoon. ' HENRY RIDINGS, Returning Officer. • . City Council Offices. May 19,1554. (10 ; Funeral Notices. I ft___U__Ui__fi--JII--lIILI l_J_ll_____U.BWWM— ■ '"" . T O. R. S. U. Membors of Hojie of Auckland Tent, No. 1, ', are respectfully requested to assemble 'I O , MORROW afternoon, at 3.:.0 p.m.. at Bro, J Crowe's Residence, Hobson-street, to follow the 1 remains of his daughter to tho grave. 3 ~~ .'.< JAMES G. CARR, Secretary. ,;i;p_____M.__«««"i«i^-"«i-"-"*"-™-^™-"-,,-"-^-^»



.tls_ellaiicoHS TTanteds. A BUSINES. iiA-T \?Mk J.oarci at(d • CJL. Residence with a private family.—Add. (.I " B„" STAltOllll-11, t GENTLEMAN lc-quiie." Permanent Ae \JT roiiimodation; Bed-room, Sitling-room, l!:-,.-al;l'.-ist ; vicinity Albert Park preferred.— Box 222,_aP.0. _ TO PAINTE.IS.—Wanted, 1 or'jj'-,.0d Hands.—Apply at W. S. '''mom's, Butcher, Newton Roach O PAINTERS.—Wanted, a Job by Handy Mail) small wages, X constant Wurk:—''A.H., 'S'iMliOfiiftt1. ._ 0 BRlCKLAYEßS.—Wiinled.Tentlers for double Chininey.—Apply corner of 1. citer-street, oil' Crundry-strocf; Newton.—J: 1 __!____!■ . mO BAKKRS.--Wau.cd, a tlioitiugll, _I_ steady,, iiractieal Baker as responsible working paitiier. Willi .filUO capital; gunrantet bona tide concern;—Addross, Earnest, S'l'Au Olllce. To Let rjlO LET, iii L'nrnbU, a House, 5 Rooms J. with every convenience, choice locality; 12s a week.—Apply late Mrs Scott's Store, S.ink, strut, Mechanics'B.i}. Hi .0 LET, two Rooms (sitting and bed .l fonm). furnished or unfurnished.— Apply Miss Ulynii. 70. (Irey-streol: TliO HE LET, a Fine Large House at Bay 1. lioad. I'ppor Pariioll.-W. E. Sadler. ri.o 1.1-'.T, a Foiu-rooiiied House in Water- X street, Mount Eden, near Oladiiig'u Store. - Apply \\'in._Doiialdsoii. Gaol Bond. rj .0 JjtT, a Shop arid DweTlinj; housoj _| Ilubsim - street. - Apply to ,11; Foley, Grocer, 11., n. on-sU-eeL rj.o LET', convenient G-roomcd tlbiisb iii JL Wiiod-stroi't, Ponsonby. —Apply to Mr Nighlini.-alc. College Kicid. J_ ra .0 LET, Four-i-oomed House, several a llot-U, llnarding Houses. Farms. Busi nesses. Uiiiees. (Irani __ Crossan. 7_, (Jueen-sl. TE 10 l.l'/r, Two-roomeii "Cottage;' only .H snilablo for workshop.—Bohert Row, Vie tnri.-i.iui-eet. IB .0 LET, a U-roomed Cottago in Brown fl_ Blreot. I doors from Pcnsonbv lioad ; rent, S.-. .1. Williams. Tailor. Victoria _lrrrt. mO l_f, in CcKlriiiKton-Htroot, Arch 0. Hill. Ureal North Road, beside Public So viol, new ti-roomed Houso, well finished ; runti Ills : in a cheerful position. — Inquire Glasgow St. ire, Great North Roach r\ .0 LET, two Unfnniislied Front Rooms .1. with use of kitchen; healthy, pleasant situation.—Apply J. Cauadlno, Vermont-street, Ponsonby. mO LET, Lai't,'e Furnished Bedroom, with _tl in- without board (private family); terms moderate. -Apply V- Wuddiiigham, llootuiukor, G real Northjtoiii_h f| .() LET, - Uufuiiiislu-il Koiinis nnd use fl ol kilelien.-Impiire opposite Uit-Oiuotro, Kninklyn lliuiil. . rClt.l LET, a . roomeel ffouso, pleasantly _ situate toil of Itlehuioud lioad, overloeking Surrey Mills ICsiiile. Apply mi Urn premises m _() LlOT.'Lartxe L .ifurni. .iccTßooiu with B llreplaoi'.—Apply Belfast Dairy, Victoria- Xl n ul \Viist. rS 10 LET, 13-roomod Boardiu-f-houso, fi fui-nislieii, two minutes' from l-'ost-olllcu : rent, i:l H's per week. Apply M.A., STAIt tllllee. mill LET at I'unsuiiby, Houso of 7 Rooms, 11 Urge Allotment; niagiiilli-cnt view of tlio Ilai-bour. Tiritin, i.e.—Apply .Mr whitehead's Siore. I'onnoiiliy. . v ..... . rglO LET, House and Bhop in t'hu best _fl l'osition ol Ponsonby Itoad; suitabla for Toiini'conlHt or l-'auey Goods. Apply Dulton Bi-KtlierH, I'pper tjiieen-li-uiil. rijlc) LET, Furnished Bedroom, without .1 board, to a simile man. l.*il, f-rey-slreut. rip.O LET, .Shop and llwulliut; of live i! rooms, gas and water laid on, lino stand for any business ; or It will bo »old ; easy terms. \-iply a. ,1. Thomas, Grocer, Park Storo, liuwo street, r_ .6 LET, Two Front Rooms, furnished, I with uho of kitrhen, near Thrco Lamps, I'linsimb.i.- Apply M_r Thoinjh, (ij-occi-^_ rillO LET, two or threo Rooms in Upper .1 SymimdHStreeU—Apply to 11. Robertson. Groi-er.'Syiiionds street. rglO LET, ii-roomed House in Prospect I Teiriiee, Mount Itoßklll Road ; rent low. Apply T. B. :'mil)i. K.tlm-i- I'assßoad. FflO LOT (Stokes's Koad, Mount Eden),, » six-rooiucil 1 louse-, bay window, grutCß, colonial oven, clipboards, water laid in, wood shed.-Apply nest house. rjlO-i.ET, Furnished Bed-room and Sit -1 ting-room, suitable for two singlo gentle nmn. Tor address apiil}-_STAU_Oflieo. riIIOLET, a,"i roomed Cottage, } aero of I gniimd. good well. Sea View Bond, Beinu oia. Aiiply Geo. ltaynes, Butcher, Parnell. rSIO LET at Ponsonby. a new (i-ioonied I House, situated In Dudwood Terrace. -rijlO r_f.T or for Stile, a l'-.nt-dint; House, S eight niliiiiUM' walk from l'trat-ofllci-.. I'ni-ig a goml liu.uess: present owner leaving lliroiigh ill heallh—Apply STAIt Olllco. nil) \A\A'\\ a Six-roomed House with Stftblo !! ami orerv convenience-, a low minutes walk of Pon-o_by Ilotid. G. Sage, Oliphant-st,, I'ollSlHlh.V. . fglt) I.ET. (iiMige .u--et. I'misonbv, li _ roomed House, water laid on, colonial iivin. .-cc, rent I'm weekly.- Apply Mr D. Parker. George si reel, nc.r Colloge Hoiul. I'Glt) ' LI-'.T, Oven, luikeliousn, and I'ro- II mises: l.*i,WcHtt'iici.-Btrecl. Would bo let for isber pur)ios.-s if reiiuircd; very milt lll.lc f,,M-otree_llll^rie_slK)p. T~& .0 I-:: I a in. a* " I'ocinud 11-iire, with !i even- convenience ; pleasantly situated.— _\.-,ih Mr c'nrlef -, r sir. : I. Ponsonly r\]^> LET, -it Mount St. .loim, cotnfortablo L It, _il»nei- of Nine liooins, with splendid vii w hihl two urn - hind. 11. i'artington, Land A::eni, Stielibury'n !liijliliugs._ r'lo I.XT, - Jlnoiii.---, fun'ii.-bed or uiifur . iiMii-d. -Apply to Mrs Jackson, Haiidolph sl.cet. I'pper Pill-stVe-.-i. Ne^vlon. rSIO HE LET in Hepburn-, trcefc, in n ft clieerful iMsition, a sew anil convenient Ea'inilv l'i-.-,iilen. c, ~;:v,ir.; a bath-room, and water'and gas laid mi. Apply to F. U. Kwing lon. Estate A;;-ut. rg .0 LET.—A House of .") }_'Ood rooms (tho Jl lust but otu'l, Great North Itoad, Surrey I'lilll-'.Mtale; "f Ibe two front r, oins ; also, two or three good rooms.—Apply next door, or to - A .:5..-S'i-Ai; tllllee. mO LET, at Mount Eden, 'J .Roomed H Vidas, with bay windows, verandah, llre phieosfwith register gratesl, tanks, collars, and uulliwiises, sitmiled iusl below Smith's 'Bus Olliee—Apple to .Ic-'sse Stokes. Mount Eden Kojid. . ri .0 LET ON"LEASE, the farm at Man -8 gave now In tho ocuupiition of Mr J. Buln leid-c whose lease tin minutes mi t.he-lth May ne-t roiiUining :>!_ acres, all laid down In grass ami subdivided into convenient paddocks: to l-ether with a two-story House, built of brick, verandah »nd Imleoiiv. and divided into 10 rno'iii kitchen mil scullery, and other houses, ■.t.-'bling iVc. Most of tho Earto is tUaruuglily tiie-di-nined. Apply to 1). LYNCH, Sir Krancis 11,, Saliis^-ti-eel, I'onsouliY. rjlOl-l. I ■ 1> -n-nllo 1.-usiness Premisci^ i-iliei. now in the oi-iiiiaiio:i of Messrs ScJiinidt ,V '. o. These de, .ruble premises nro oontrally sit-.ialed, very convenient, and well nihitit._ for ,-Ki .rnpo-tiT or wholesale nioiv.hniit.—Full parti cuiuri", 1). I'". Evans. Land Agent, (luet-n-streot^ r;"*i(. LET~"o\^riTi'L\sE7on meekly. S A a-rooined Collage. Bitualcd at Richmond. yi Ith store attached : cowhouse, piggery, .te.; .1 acres of ground, fenced with Hobart Town pal ii-i'-; Riu-roiipded with ornament.-U trees. Si) fruit lrees; pood well of water, toe— Apply at tho Aurora Hotel: or to Mr Whaloy.on thopromlcss. r| _~o let - shop s. II \XDSOME AND COMMODIOUS SHOPS AND DWELLINGS. The Shops will he litled up in first-class style. anil being situated in the best and most central position'of I'onsonhv. will secure immediate. tenant.. This is without doubt the best Busi ness Site in Ponsonby, and tho Buildingß will ho second In none. Early applicalimi is necijssjiry.^^^ House and Land Agent, (.uecii- .. KlnjtpiiiK i s£. Ih 1014 hokianga. .'•''.'■ '\p"-.\ i\_ The Schooner ''<yryyy~'-yfk q v k c n _7SC.4sas— ...will sail TO-MORROW (Tucs ■ -ryA'..:■::■■- (lav)i . inst.. at s p.m. NICCOL & HKWKTSON. Agents. May ID, I.SI. Hcatc.l. rnVI'HUS ! TYPHUS ! TYPHUS ! SAVK YOUIt LIVES HY CSINO THE "RED CROSS" DISINFECTING FLUID. BEING INODOBOUS, IT IS THE ONLY DIS INFECTANT SUITABLE FOR THE SICK BOOM AND INDOOR USE. DISINFECT YOUR DRAINS, CLOSETS, &C. I'lilCU, OXIi SIMI.I.INC TEIi DOTTI.E, FROM ALL GKOOKKS AND CHEMISTS, wiior.ES.vi.i-: aokn'Tk: BROWN, BARRETT. & CO. L. P. NATHAN to CO. "DELiEF from Cough in Ton Minutes.— I\| SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTOIiAL, Prico, 2s iii I and Is Gd.—F. C. Sharland, opposite* ihe Poiit-oilice. 10 LENT Raging Toothache is in nearly every instance instantano. uslj ' cured by using Odontalgicon, the new remedy, Is.—O. W. Qoodson, London Arcade. KATS! RATS! RATS !—Use SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PAST®, Rats eat it, greedily, and dio; no smelL Prico, One Shilling a Bottle. F. C. SHARLAND opposite Post-office. ; *'_>;-_:LINE fob Tim HAlß,—This elo I ik; -.-'.lit, proFttre.tion completely oclinsi:E ,-. ot-v article of a similar kmd now before the iuiblic—Price, lsßd a bottle.—Shabland. Aiicttieoaries' Hall. \J~r OEM.. . All cliiidren suffer from them. If '-it "i ■> -,-.' -tI. a si: for the Certain Ci>',. SUA BLAND'S WORM POWDERS, Is paekei AnoiniM-ciior,' Hall, opposite Post-otlloe. '. J__\. AUN OLD'S PENNY ROYAI 1-. iJ AND STEEL PILLS.—Tho most populr- I taodicine of the day. Price, 2s (id a box.—Colo I nial Agent, F. C. Bhabland, opposite the Post ■ l o/llc.a.



I Ftfr Sale. ! T_ _OU SALE, _.ou.-t Wttibi Hrfus'6 r allot-* r m'enf, 37 x 120, with good ttPg ..«tfd water m.'d "i: ,<*i,lo cniih; reinaludor on os..y Wrms.— J-*; Slatulin'i,'.J;!^'»-i'""l-ntreet.' 'IjlOU SALE, a'Geiit<!«. Diacksmith'S i_ Buhlness in suburbs; smdl WW® refiiiircd.-Addross "Blacksmltli,"Swsggj, IJIOK SALE, in Marmion-streot, a Pour- Jj roomed House with an Allotment 10 x CO. Price, £IXO, - Apply Mr Peacock, Marmion streiit. __ ;, "jj.o-1 SALE, 8, (i, and 7-roomod House ; _i. eonveiiient.niiar Hospital.-—Apply Clapton Coll.ige, f'eaficld Vi.w; liflc't 2 p.tlh | BTIOtt SALE, 214 Acres. Makettl JD Kdtti'i, Tntorrt, lind Rim. bush: SO acres felled, liurfit, off, and in £_i:_. metalled road; enntraetoi's should inspect.; ohoap.—Ghfts. F; Grllllths, j-olleilof. High-street. TjjiOK SALE, a New Hduso On a Freehold __J Allotment 37x111, situated in Wolfe-et., Oil' Hcpbiirn-strcet, containing two e'ntcrtain ing-rooms, thtee bcdr.oms; bathrooni, kHohen, nan try, alld Workshop. Prico; £100.—Apply to R. J. Roberts, dn tho promises. 11*101. SALE (Cheap), an Old-established ■ Grocery and Fruit Business In a loading thoroughfare. Rent low.—Apply for addtfcsS at St a it Office. Ti .OR SALE (Cheap), a 50-inch Bicycle, t 1 also a Pair 50-inch India Rubbers-Apply to U. Hyauiasoh, Stove and Range-maker I'urham'-str-ot. IFIOR SALE, First-class Homestead of 50 ' Acres, Waitakoroi; Orchard with 3,000 trees, fenced, and In grass; Six-roomed Houso f- ml Out-btiildingß; easy terms.—H. Partington Land Agent. ___________ FOR SALE.— Workikg Mon can secure Houses and Allotments, £20 deposit, balance weekly. — Grant & Crossan, 75, Quoen- BtreeL T7.OR SALE, Rokeby-street, comfortable X. Four - roomed House, lit good order (cheap!; aiso Several Housns in City and Suburbs—H. Partington. Land Agent. "fjiOlt SALE, 7-roomed House with bath JD nndwashhoii-c, beautifully flnifihed and convoniontly laid out,- new ; also 2 others.—ll. Partington. B j "lull SALE, Exmbuth-streot, 2 Housos, .ID I and fl i-ooniß, with 0 Allotmonta, all In orchard. Will sell eitner ono.—H. Partington, Stichburv'B Buildingß, }T.OH SALE, 7-roomod Houso with bath _ and wash-houBC, beautifully -finished' and convoniontly laid out (new); also, 2 others. —11. Partington. FOR SALE, Exmouth-streeti - Houses, i and 5 rooms, with 0 Allotments all in orchard. Will sell either one.—H. Partington, Stiehbury's Buildings. }7.QR SALE, 3 New Houses in city ; let 1 at 30s woekly; £3SO! must bo sold—Apply " lilnnd," Star Oflice. TJj*K)R SALE, a well-finished 5-roomed -SJ Cottage, situated View Rood. Mount Eden, with ono of tho best Views la the district; terms, &c, can bo arranged.—Apply to the owner. G. _. Dnnlop, A rlaw Road Mount Eden. Ti^Oß SALE, on easy terms, now 6-Reomed s. House, gas and water laid on, situated In Kent-Jtreet, Surrey Hills.—Apply to F. Hast ings, on the premises. I^6R~SALE7~in Parnell, four Houses. _ Having had ono houso burned down lam Hetennhiod to soil the remaining four at any pries. No reasonable offer refused.—Apply to Sam White, Fencer, Cuatoms-Btroet. IJ.OR SALE, a Farm within 6 miles of 1 Kawakawa, Bay of Islands, containing 800 aores, all fenced and subdivided and well watered; 8-roomed House, Stable, &c—Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbrav. Land Agents, _ort- Btreot. 1j .OR SALE, a Good Business Site in tjie ■ oontro of the Karangahapo Road, New ton. 33ft. by 100, with 5-roomod House erected, in good repair; back entrance.—lfor price and particulars, apply to Carbines ana Taylor, Auctioneers, UiTE NEW. —Houso of 7 rooms, with Bath. City Water Supply and Gas laid on ; woll finished, slate roof, ornamontal fence f roulngo ; allotment of 10 x 115. well drained ; situate In healthy and pleasant losallty In tho city, with good view. ThU is a property well worthy of attention, and will be sold imme diately. Prico only -.700, of which _MOO may remain at, 8 per cent, for a term of years.— J. It, HANDKRBON, Auctioneer and Land Agent, Mercantile Chamb_r_. I7"IOR £4G5. — A largo 6-roomed House, . top end of Marr-street, Mount Eden Road, olosc to Surman s Storo; bay window, two regi»tcr grates, two tanks,'washheuse, nnd c*. rr i-onvenlonce ; thoroughly well finished ami built with firsrclasa timber. An oxceed in.Kly cheap and sound investment—Apply on the premises. TH. O R i§ A L IS. We have for immediate Sale 100 Acres First cl-iss Light Bu«h Land, Blenty of water. 10 mlloe from City, and near railway station; a bargain. Also. Tweaty-onn Acres... miles from City by rail or 'hue. Splendid building sites, with good view, to bo sold •heaD. E. WOODIXG AND CO.. Agents, High-street. T7\ O X S I L E, 12 h.p. Multitubular Boiler, with mountings complete I! h.p. Vertical Tubular Boiler, with mount ings complete BJin. Cylinder Kngiao and Vertical Field 'Hibo Boiler ]2'in Cylinder Serow Engine and Return " Tube Marine Boiler Shell Hollers from 1 to 20 h.p. 1 4 h.p. Vurtiotil Field Tube Boiler 1 Winding Engine 7in. Cylinder. R. H. VKOMAN, Albort Boiler Works, Albcrt-Btrcct. rfilM B BICjANKER for sale ; strong, _1 wheels 7 feel in diameter, tires 4 inched. —Apply Utty of Islands Coal Company. 74 Qiieen-Btrcot^ TO MUSICIANS.—For Sale, a splendil toncd Han.jo.—Apply No. 8. Chnpel-stroot. jV- PA . —TO SMALL CAPITAL- S»ye>» f\7 ISTS.-A good hihl eafo Invest mint. Three Houses, nicclv situated, good freehold, well planted; annual rental, £70. Also two; annual rental, ■ 45; price, £350. Always let. and nearly new.—Apply to S. Walker, Rn .011-Btrt-ot. tiroat North Road. - rg .0 SELL.—We havo a vory nice little __ Grocery Business for sale, well established and in good position. A splendid chance for person with small capital.—Apply at onco.—E. Woodhig & Co., Estate and Confidential Agonts. High-street. m^* M WAY TERMINUS. — Marine & Villa Sito 50 i 233. Toneed on two sides with double belt, of trees, Iwelc, front, and up tho centre. Splendid view, which con nover bo built, out,. Must be Bold, »nd now offered a de ei.nl bnrgain st, 4220. Albo, a very suprlor little Villa in Clarence-street, choap. at £380.— W. L. Mitchell, S, Mercantile Chambers. Amusements. -VT EWT O N ATHEN -E UM. An Entertainment in aid of tho funds of St, Benedict's Church will bo held In the Newton" Allien .rum THIS (MONDAY) EVENING. PROGRAMME. 1. Overture..Misses Lynch and Watson ■2. _ong..jMr Lnntsden ;i. Soii^.-Miss Knipht I. Song..MrKdwards 5. Song—"Gntlierlng Shells"..Miss Walinsley i*.. Song—' Wo only Afk for Justice for the Dour Old Emerald Isle"..Mr Montngno 7. Song (comic)...Mr Harry O'Ncil S. Song...Mr G. E. Boyle Interval of Ten Minutes. 11. Piano Solo..Miss Lynch 10. Song..Mr Edwards 11. Song—"The Wishing Cup".. Miss Wnlmslev 12. Song—"The Hose. Thißtlo, and Shamrock Green "..Mr Montague 13. Piano Solo..Miss Burns 11. Song..Mr G. E. lloylo I*>. Song.-Mr Lumsdon 111. Song (comic)..Mr Barry ONcil Tho Whol" to Conclude with an Amusing Sketch, entitled "The Prima Donna," by tho ' MctUun Brother-. ..GOD.. SAVE. .TI.K..QUKKN... Doorson. Nat 7.3o,commence at S. Admission One Shilling. OWEN MAIION, Hon. Sec. Boots and Shoes, TOOK O U 1 FOR Till-: Bli V E T^ OO T, L U E J-> O O T. QUEEN-STREET, OI'rO.ITJ- OARMCK ANU CBAXWKLL'k CITY HALL. A GREAT SALE 01-' BOOTS AND OHOES ! OOTS AND OHOES ! A BANKRUPT STOCK BOUGHT FOR CASH—CHEAP. _3TBE IN TIME/S ---AT THE BLUE BOOT, 259, QUEEN-STBEET. C. BROOKES AND CO. Board and Residence. AQPIET and Comfortable Home offeret to 2 respectablo Young Men on reasouabl terms.—For address apply Devonshire Dairy Nowton. < BOARD AND RESIDENCE.—Vacanc; for three. Bath and piano. — Grafto: House, Grafton Road, opposite Choral Hall. i ___— ' XS ' = . mO CARPENTERS EXTENSION Olf TIME. Tenders will be received until Noon of 1*1! _ DAY Next. 2.'! rd instant, for the Erection of tw _ Wooden Houses in Unioii-:-iti-eet. Plans al in office, Canada Buildings. , HENRY G. WADE. Architect. Continued on First lan.



! £_iH_.tfona_ DMiMU-QiftoeMe, Upper rTyriMcfc street-Ladles.-, gentlemen deslro^ of jolDtng Professor Bernard. Evening Class at W <__v or's mint apply carl| if Mrt.Glover or _-*W B, First term begins THUIWWAT. find May. J titsn'iles WEDNESDAY, 2lst. J_A NOlNG.^Carlton Gofoßoad^-An Evening __$». bclft. formed in Mrs Palmer, new lanro S-t#*BK_l under ProfesßOT Bernard. Intending- pupSe^st apply early. First term bS MONDAY, TO »r. /uvcmlo Class MONDAYS, 1.30 p.m. _ Lectures. JOB ..-STREET. HALL. ' AUCKLAND ~KATIOSALIIBTIC ASSOCIATION TO-MORROW"' (Tt-FSDA_), MAY 20. LECTURE by MR CHARLES IJK.OHT, "THESCIE].„tFIdMgIS ofMORALS." Discussion allowed on the elcfiie tit teottlre. Admission ; One Shilling. '_ Doors ope. at 7.80. Commence at 8. Business Notices. WONDER OE THE AGE.—Breakfast, Dinner,or Teo,6d.-Note tho address: Tradesmen's Arms, Little Queefl-Btreet, Wharf. 6>S GD EACH.—Upton and Co.'s New /V Map of City and Suburbs, size 3 feet by 2 feet^For Sale at all stationers. "fl X S.— Men's good Tweed Suits, from 10 Iss. A large stock to select from. Guaranteed the cheapest In Auckland. — Fer nandez. Draper. NcWtqtJj AUCKLAND: AND ONEHUNGA LINE OF COACHES. ■ BEA.LLA.CH & JENKINS'S COACHES Leave o_Ein*_("A— Daily at 7.30 a.m. and at 2 p.m.; Saturday Nights at -.13. ■ • ** Lcavo Auckland— . Daily at 9.15 a.m. and 8.30 p.th.; Saturday ' Nights at 10.30. j Sinolu Fami, 9d ; Return _«., Is 2d. Satni-day Night Fares—Single, Is; Retni., isOd /GLASGOW CASH GROCERY, __JT VICTORIa-STREET (Next Scutt's Drapery, coiner Nelson-street). JAMICS WRIGHT Having now opened, can assure cash buyers that by bnvlr" from him thoy can offecta saving of from I >ar coht from tho general prices, quality conßld -red. The goods aro all fresh, and are &„ __, .o give satlsfaotion. Tjl D W I N'T O N E S (Late of T. to S. Morrin & Co.), IRONMONGER, Begs to announce that ho has commenced Busi ness at PONSONBY ROAD. (Near the Three Lamps). His Stock will bo found replote with first-class general furnishing and builders' ironmongery, rkoistk* chutes, stoves, .footing-, paints, OILS, VARNISH, ETC., AND CARPENTERS' TOOLS, Which will bo sold at MODERATE PRICKS Ponsonby, 10th May, 1881. ' CAREEUL Housewives can got Strong Wbito Sheeting.-2 yards wide, at9_d. at Fernandez's Sale of Rennle's Stock, Karanga hape Road, Newton, ___ I*/i" OUNT EDEN STATION. AUCKLAND-WAITAKKREI SAWING AND PLANING MILLS. J. & H. SMYTH beg to Inform their friends and the public that, owing to ihe Waitakorcl Mill bolifg burned thoy havo mado arrange ments for koeplng up tho supply of all kinds of Building Timber until their own mil Is com pleted, and havo also a large quantity of Shin gles, ..lings, Houso Blocks. Posts. Rails, and j_r_woo_ coming forward, and which they aro prepared to soil at tho lowest rates. May 1,188-1. -VT 0 T I C E. Peraons desirous of viewing the Land at Ellersllo for Sale on Wednesday next by R. C. Greenwood (known as Lake Walatarua, St. John's Colloge). are requested to leavo their names at tho Offlco of the undorslgned before 11 a.m. on TUESDAY, so that arrangements can bo made to drive them to the property, leaving tho Bank of New Zealand at 1 p.m. B. C. GREENWOOD. Auctioneer, 129, Queen-street, THOMAS QUOI, formerly of the Thames Hotel Dining Rooms, olid late chiof % cook to Mr WaUrs, Quoen-street, begs to intimate to his many fri": d • and former customers that he is now nooul io open ONE Of THE MOST SPACIOUS AND COMFORTABLE RESTAURANTS IN AUCKLAND, On MONDAY, 12th Mat. AT 173. QUEEN-ST. (NEXT THE BRITISH ...... HOTEL). And trusts his long experience of tho trade will be aulllcient gunnuuro that the Auckland public will find his restaurant well and ably conducted on the latest Btylo for the comfort of those who will favour bini wiih thoir patronage. All meals of the best quality, served daily on tho shortcat netico. All Meals Is : Weekly Tickets, sb. "VTOTICE — I havo just received, direct _l__ from Waltham American Watch Com pany. 12 Ladies' Gold Keyless Watches: 12 Gon'tß' Keyless Gold Watches, all of the best quality gold—Plain, Engraved, and Enamolled Gases.—T. H. Lewisson, Watchmaker, opposite Union Bnnk. . ■ ■ DEVONPORT MEAT BAZAAR, Beach Rood.—W. Avenell wishes to inform now. comers and the residents of Devonport and sur rounding dlstricte that he is still to the foro with the best quality DcH and Mutton that can bt procured in the market, at the lowest pos-dblc prices, delivered to any part of Devonport oi Like DistrioU Boarding-houses and large con sumerß libcrallT dealt with. Nolo the addross Beachtßoad. Devonport. Q KATES. SKATES. SKATES| BRAN STON AND FORSTER, Albert-street, RO _. L X R I .ARE 1 Q X A TE i O L h E R I makers OF I O X A T E i I ON T.IE LATEST IMPROVED PRINCIPLE. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. pHBAP AND GOOD CUTLER. THOMASTSAMUEL, Importer of Cutlory, has lust received a goo supply of all kinds of TABLE AND POCKK.T CUTLERY, Consisting of Ivory and Bono Table Knivo Pocket Knives, Loekwood's a»d Johnston Scissors and Razor 3, superior makers. ELECTRO-PLATED WARE . Forks, Spoons, Cruets, etc All tho above Goods soiling at very low price wholosalo and retail. 1 THOMAS SAMUEL, lOS, Queen-at. (next Mr VV'cstpfahl. BooWiakei /"IAUTION TO HOUSEWIVE! Thero is nothing wherein llotlsowlvos ha need ot exorcising ennUon so much as to who : they buy their TEA, All sorts and conditio of men have gone Into this particular lino bu. incßS, nnd the Subscriber, with twenty-fl years' knowledge of tlio trade, must iinprt upon the Economic Housewife tho absolu * necessity of making hor purchases at a GENUINE GROCERY STORE. As Buch. "THE CITY TE A M ART VICTORtA-STUKET, Is brought under yeur notice as a RELIABLE STORK. STOCKED WI. GENUINE GOODS, At Really Reasonable Prices. Goods Delivered in all parts of tho City Twi Weekly, and every reasonable inducemc offered to facilitate and encourage Business. "Kews City Tea Mart VICTORIA-STREET. Government Land Sales. T>UBLIC NOTIFICATIO: Tho following Lands will be Open for Apt cation at this Offlco on MONDAY, the 16th d of June next, nt the upset prices at which th wero offered for sale on tho sth instant :— Hokianga County, Omapere Survey Distri Block V.: Sections 3to 21 (both inclusive). Mangamuka Survey District, Block VII _ Sections 3a. 4a, and 3. Bobson County, Man; - kahi.i Survey District, Block IX.: Section Parish Of JKalwaka: North portion Lot Waihekn Island, P.-u-ish of Walheke: Sectii 79, 79a, 81 to 90 (inclusive), 92, and 91. Lands for selection on Deferred Payments , c this office on WEDNESDAY, the 18th daj '' June next:— Hokianga County. Omapere Survey I y TKI.T (adjoining the Okaihau Block).—Bli n IX , Sections Ito 18. inclusive, and 19. 21. 22, and 25, ranging from 38 acres to 253 acres. 1 - set Prices from -0s to 2.5s per acre. Those sections for which more than ono _ plication have been received on the 18th Jn , will liedeeidi-d by miction at this offlco at Ni >• on the lolio-.vi !.-,..i.v. Maps may bo seen; further particulara of the lund obtained on plication at thi.-:alii. r. No person ctt" tx -loot moro than32o acres. I- Henusit ■-.!' 1 -_o_li of the price of ihe land t( -i) tendered with aiipliuation. y I). A. TOLE. Cnmuiiusloncr of Crown Land Crown Lands Office, Auckland, IGth May, 1881.



! Meetings- _ ■p tl B h1 9 MEETING The Hon. Major At_ii_-_ Will addres. ft Public Meeting at the ThcatM Koyal THIS f J (Monday) EVENING, 19th inst,, at 8 o'clock,, The chair will bo taken b. His Worship tho Mayor; Drefis Circle reserved for Ladies and their Escorts. •XTE^^EAi.MW TOBACCO GROW JN ING AND MANUFACTURING COM PANY (LIMITED).. The fl'/St tJenbW Meotlng of the above Com pany will be* held at the Compan-*.^^- me Factory, Beach Htfid, Aiickland, OOFHIDAy, the 30th day o£ May. inst<, Bt noon, F NUTTER. Secretary pro tern. An6kland 15th May, 1884. , ~ ' ' THM ARCH HILL BRICS AND tile' Company (limited). An Extraordinary GenCfal, Mooting of the. Shareholders of the above> Company will oe held in tho Brokers' AsMciation KomvNow Zealand Insurance Buildlpga. Auokted, on. MONDAY, tho 20th day of May, 1884, a* .30. p.m. Bnsinogsi-To confirm Uie Resolution follow ing (Sftacd at the Extraovdinary General Meeting of Sha-ehold-rs held on the 6th May instant, nt the above jlaeo) namely . That tho Capital of the Company be in creasßd to *12\000'(t .cl. c thousand pannafh by the issue of 6.00. (six thousand) Shares _r £l (otfe pound) eacll. Dated this 10th fla*y of May, 1881. J.- FR-Afi. C-ARKE- SecretfttT UMP'EßS' UNION meet Ta-night, at 7,30. in Brftlsh Hotel. Bpeclfll business. OLONIST GOLD MINING COMI'AN V (LIMITED). Tho ordinary Anhual Meetim. of the Share holders will be held at tbo Company s Office, New Zealand Insurance Building*. Auckland, at3nm. on THURSDAY, tho 29 th instant. . at _pm. on »£.£. M/IcDONNELIji Ma rtaget; Aucklaj^._l9th May, 1881. Ppohibition Notice PROHIBITION UNDER .-.•*___-_ LI CENSING ACT, 1-SJ.." ' . ' ' To all Liconscd Porsons iii the Provincial Dis trict of Auokland. . Whoroas it hath this day beon m-fl. tentmear to us, tho undorslgncd, in ppen Court, »B»» » person known by the namo of Thomab'KlilK na_, labourer, rcildlng at VictoriO'streel, by excessive drinking of lntoxicatlsg llouormls spends, wastes,lessons his estate, greatly Injuros his health, endangers or Interrupts th« peace and happiness ef his family i We, the undersigned, forbid you, tho said licensed persons, to sell tho said Thomas Klrkman any .intoxicating liquor for the space of ono year tiota the date Given under our hand this _<_h day ef May, 1884, at Auckland, in tho Coloay pf New Zealand. FRKBERTCK ___. prime, J.P. EDWARD ISAACS, J.P. Two of Her Msjcßty a .Insticcs of thc*l _ace for the GolonT of New Zealand. , - I C=3 Lost and Foawl LOST, on Wednesday last., a Yellov- Setter Puppy, white strlpo on forehead — Anyone returning it to Mr Neill, Vincent street, will be rewarded. LOST, on 12th instant, in or about the neighbourhood of Qucen-Bt. two Masonic Certificates!(of no übc to anyone but owner); one Grand Lodge S.C., 400. one Grand Lodge, E.G., 1432, both bearing ulgnaturo of Thomas B. Crowther.—Findor will greatly oblige by leaving some at Star Office. LOST, a Pocket Book today, between 10 and 12, containing papers.-Finder will be rewarded on returning It to Star Office. LOST, a Cheqae on the Bank of New Zealand for £35. Payment stopped.— Finder please return to Messrs Bunter to Nolan. OST, a White Metal Cigarette Holder, yellow at one end.-Reward nt this office. LOST, between Parnell and Vincent street, a Silver Brooch. Finder rewarded. 1 —Office of thin -paper. \ '' OST, on Friday, Kith inst., from Prlnces-Btrect, a Fox Terrier Pup, two ' black spots on rUmp.-Finder will bo rewarded on returning same to J. Howard Keep, caro of T. to S. Morrin to Co. , LOST, a Pair of Red Jacobine Pigeons,— Kinder will be rewarded by leaving same at J. Walker's, Florist. City Market. Anyone [ retaining them after this dato will bo prose cntcd. ' I *| OST, on Sunday, on the Beach below > _ J rr. Campbell's, a Gentleman's Umbrella. I —Findor will be rewarded on loaving tho same i at W. H. Fenton's, Queen-street. QS 6D REWARD.—Lost, last Tuesday, 1 /_. a Black and Tan Terrier Pup (slut), ears frosh cut -Finder return to W. B. Jones, Wyn yard Road, Stoneyhurßt, Mount Eden. _ __S REWARD.—LoBt, on Sa^iirdny, a ' _L"Purse, betweonQueen stand Claremo it • St.. containing 8 Pounds and 2 Small Keys—By ' bringing the. Bame to Wm. Haresnake, Arawg t Bt„ Ky bor Pass Road, will recsl vo above reward, s CJTRAYED, 4 Fowls, from Summer-st., O Eden Terrace, next Coyle's, Upholsterer. Railways. '. j;:*^s^^iifell^s_^^^i T^EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS Tho 10.50 n.m. Train from Auckland ti Henderson will run through to Helonsville nnti further notice, reaching thero at 2.10 p.m. The 2,0 p.m. train from Henderson to Auck land will start from Helensvillo at 11.45 a.m. and run through to Auckland until Birtho notice, arriving ns at present. ■ . . | Thcso trains will call at all stations, if require* enabling passengers to book through to an Station on tho Branch. C. HUDSON, . Dis. let Traffic Manager. AucWand, May 10,1884 Public Notice.. — "mUE AUCKLAND STAR '■ l . ISA GAZETTE m FOR IHE FVDIJKIATIOIf OF ALL ts, NOTICES IS , IK RELATION TO BOROUGH COUNCILS, COUNTY COUNCIL M HIGHWAY BOARDS, fco. IH" ° L- 1 c ] In oonsequenoo of Dr. Parkinson leaving I ye England, all Accounts duo to him are request )re to bo paid to the undersigned, on or bolt m 2 SATURDAY Next, the afth, otherwise lof 01 proceedings wHI bo token to recover tho sam. _£ RICHARDSOM AND CRAWLET, !g Bl,Qneen-stieot QPECIAL PUBLIC NOTIC , „ Awarded first prh.es, 1882 and 1883-Roble > Digestive Porridgo Meal for Dyspeptics; R< ley's Solf-rising Klour for Pastry, _cc.; Roble Infant Food (mothers say that babies ory for i _H best In tho colony; Robloy's Superior Digest! Bread and Biscuits. Wholesale and Retail. 59, Grey-street ice J. ROBLKY 5St T>E NICHOLAS & CO., GISBORN -' The undersigned request that all Clai against the above prior to 29th April, 1882, — sent in to their office on or before the 31st lm preparatory to tho payment of a final dlvidci ARCH. CLARK & SONS, Trustees for Secured Creditors — Auckland. 17th Slay, 1884, . «'~mHE OLD LAND AND THE NEV X —New Song this day at all Mußioselle CIARDINALS' MARCH.—Copies may ) had at Eady's MnslffWarohouso. Queen .. Tj-lARLY CLOSIN yL The undermentioned Drapers of Ponsoi » beg to noii;y t) thoir numorjus friends i I t patrons that it is their Intention to CLC ' their respective Places of Business cv T . WEDNESDAY EVENING at 7 p.m. s>-arp. ,'*■ H. G. OSWALD W. G. ALLEN fj T. ROBSON D. W. JACK to C< 90i mOOTHACHE OURE. — lnstantano ons JL RoIIef—ODONTALGIC Is per bottl F. C. SHARLAND. opposite Post-office. , D ABBITS ! RABBITS I — Fresh i ."A. XV Fat Waikato Babbits arrive daily, fi 'OI 2s 6d per pair.—J. ______ Knight, Queen-street. Ig . /"VVERCOATS.—You can gethgnod Oi ock \J coat for 32s Od, at J. Williams's, Ta! 24 Victoria-street. Up" —— MESSRS JACKSON & RUSSEL have Removed their Offices to tl ,ll3* premises lately occupied by the Bank lne New South Wales, Shortland-st.—May 8. 'i oon and "P" 4-° 1A T0 210.0W LENT on Builc 3&_L\_ Socioty principles, or on other v b to suit borrowers. Allotments bought Houses built on Weekly Payment Sys Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See Lis Properties for sale on 4th page. Biz per < Is. allowed on money deposited for investme: C. Williamson Land. Estate, and Finei Agent and Valuer, High-street Auckland.



Pergonal*- MR SIDNEY JARMAN, please call or leave your address at Loverock's, Perth . Villa, bottom of Hobson-street,—A. Jnrman. MR, SAMUEL HOUSTON, formerly of » Wind .mill. Blacksmith, please call Of t Laishley and Jackson. Solicitors, Queen-, t. IP WILLIAM HYDE (or SWABY) will Gemmunieate with his Friends in York. England, ho will hear ol something to bis J-rantage.— Other papers please copy. ■i .—___aw___- - Auctions. - '' * * TOMORROW, AT NOON. -. .... .- ■. — m i.Lin .i.ir*// * JJMSfETT-STREET, PONSONBY."' # -~.■..%.. I. .EVANS, inc-.ii ,y l.i ! WILL Sell by Public Auction,, at hie . Mart Queen _lr«et (next Bank of AuSv tralasia), at noon, ..;-', v .... <;"i '.ri EMMETT-STREET.-G.and Building Allot ment, with a splendid vie* of Harbour; a first-lass site for Villa Residence, ■being part ol Lot 5,-of Subdivision of Allotment 11 of sub-division of original Lot 10, Section 8, suburbs'. ■■> n* JOHN LEYDPI*.], . [EDWARD LEYPON. ,____, TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock. JEWELLERY! JEWELLERY I To bo Sold Without the Slightest Reserve, THE'BALANCE ''* ' OF MR' M. 3. MULLIGAN'S, STOCK, Which Most be at*once sold,;as he is at , . once leaving _o.*Eiigland. "TOHN &.E. „E.DO_T'will seU, at the »J Central Comrhercifil Salerooms! Queen-st.. : to-mouro w,-at 11 o'clock, _I« A LABGF, 'AN."VALUABLE ; ASSORT . ■ Sold and silvicß albert^, neck ' L*?r», LOCKETS, 'KINGS, \ BRACE LETS, ft*., '&c. i Also,, * 1 Single Stone Diamond Ring, valued at CIOQ 1 ■ , • : ~ i- - King, valued at C 35 1 Dlamohdßreast Pitl) valued at £20 j_.' .1 ; j —AISO, " """'_, A Lftrge-Quantity of FANGY GOODS, &o. No Reserve; No-Reserve. vr. s. cc.hra._j; :..'_ [J4- DA(mB , " i" Td-MOKROW.r. | PHOTOGRAPHERS' CAMERAS AND '•• .-. j-| LENSES.-__ ] SASH ' WEIGHT^/iRO'N BRACES, GIMBLETS, AUGURS, GLASS -. ..'' TUMBLERS. } ,'| .„ j ..FURNITUI-iE ; * \ :..:■■_ ! iBOOKS. |' | ■ rf-lIE- Sub.CTibors will noli by auction, at I their Room*, _Jrtec_-s_eet,on.Tuesday, May-O.n-iro'clock, ~-., — j -~,, i ,Withbut Resei've, I S .<_! I Fflrro-vpo (9) Camcra-andJLoriß, cpmblote I smrilf I'lrorcitf and Leiui,. with, dark slide, complete ■ " '_ . _■-.' ■' ... 1 large Camori.. and Lens,' with dark sUilo_,_ complete *T"~ — ,! i f 2 cases Soda Tumblers v „. ~ . Sash Weights, Lath Noils, Hainos.jGhtnbleU, Hammers. Wcdgu . Smith. Siovelii D_lls,"«:c. -. \ j ' '• Under Distraint J<»*Rent\ ' Ch.-Smtcrr. Prirtmanleati,'&c. Hollanddird Kort-sar's^Jiato., , 21 Volumes JBooSb _"_<_•:_i-'.*-._i_£i ' I SAMUfeL COCHRANE & SON, i' "'" 'V: Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, : ;f , ' XOOS. i ._, JEWELLERY,! -JEWELLERY! ./ BANKRUPT STOCK.' . *_J*f%*. Am ,* .BANKRUPT 'STQGK.^ ,;, 7/ATc'BES I i WATCHES ! /''"""' , WATCHES 1' WATCHES .! / JEWELLERY. JEWELLERY. ONE OF THE LARGEST AND MOST GENUINE STOCKS THAT HAS BEEN SUBMITTED BY ACCTIOS IN AUCKLAND. U. ARTHUR,,.,,, ~, : ~■ HAS received instructions to sell by , Public Auction at his, Mart, Queen street (Brat floor), on Tuesday next, 20th instant, iat 12 o-looknoon; '• - •'• • "•": ' ' I THE WHOLE OF A LARGE AND ! GENUINE BANKRUPT STOCK, g# - t WHICH COMPBISES OVKH £'" R nt\f\ WORTH OF GOLD AND Sf_> -O,\)VV VERLKVERWATCHES.byBest i Makers In tho world, vi_, Rotherham's, Dent's, - Ehratlt's, Bennett's, &c. The Genuine Wnltham Watches, Diamond Rings, .Bracelets, &c. Gennina Gold and Silver Ladies' Watcheß, Alberts, Rings, Pins, Studp, Lochots, Pendants, ■ Brooches, Earrings, Bracelois, &c Also, A Grand Assortment of Grcenßtono Jewellery i (gold and silver mounted). Meld -ana i opera Glasses, -Racing Watches, Moorschaum • Pipes, &0., &c. ■*'■--' * , NOTE.—Every Artlole Warranted, and a Guarantco given for every Watch. ' Don't Miss This Great Chance I As theStook , i . is to be sold regardless of cost, people will do - well tn come nnd secure somo of tho genulno i Bargains which are to be sold. : Remember! TUESDAY,. 12 O'CLOCK NOON, i 5 ■'"' 'AT * _ ARTHUR'S MART. ;' r; Terms Cash. _ On view on the Morning of the Sale. * -*^l TOM 0 R R O W, 0 '■■''' At il o'clock; ; ';: :t il ' ' f. , CREWEL WORK, FLOSS SILK WORK, !; SUPPERS,-tBKACKETS, CUSHIONS,,!/ : * *HAIRS, FIRE SC,REENS, ; BORDERS. ,_ ANIMALS, Etc.,' Etc' ' GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to Sell, at his Rooms, To-morrow, at 11 o'clock, S 1 Case very Snperio..Work as above. ■■'~ | This case of goods is one of the finest pattern ~ goods sent to Auckland, being quite new styles ' ," 'and all very artistio..' ' j W, 8. COOHBA-_!ji '-••'•■• [JAMBS DAOBI MONDAY,'MAY: 26.-f* :'.':'■ -A. ' By Order of the Mortgagees and Exeeutoi^ *of the Will of Rev. James Hamlin. 942 ACRES FREEHOLD LAND. ,g Matak.vwau, on the Manukau.,.,,' Harbour. ' • ' • - ~ fIIHE Subscribers havo received instruc-. E. _l tiohsfrom the Executors of tho Will <!_ ■' the Rev. James Hamlin to Soil, by Public Aui. For tlon, at tho Land Mart, - Queen-street, on ed Monday. May 26th, at 12 o'clock, >™ ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND in tho , jal Provincial District of Auckland, con o. taining .12 acrcß more or loss, Bltuate on tho Manukau Harbour, County of Eden, having an extensive frontage tp , vr the harbour and to tho Matakawaii *'• River, and adjoining Mr' Pe&rco'a • property in the Awitu District. fc? , —r ~- ,•-,-, f-l SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON. ■ , | it). Auctioneers ' ■< ■■ • -,- . Ive j .. , , .. 8. COCHBANi] |JAB. DAOEE ' % WEDNESDAY,1 MAY 21. ' !' '_,.'■_■ Ms TRAMWAY COMPANY SHARES.. be i...t • ■- •■ - ■ }■ ■ ■ n _'. Without Reserve. i. rf^HE Subscribers have received instruc- •* JL . lions to Sell by Auction on Wednesday, , . f»_ May 21st, at 12o'clock," ' ~.'. .';*. ' re. 801 SHARE. CITY OF AUCKLAND ■ -r_ TRAMWAYS AND SUBURBAN J* j LAND ( COMPANY (12s Cd paid up).. ~__ G. ; NO RESERVE. ?*?, SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON,1 ' ) S jj; Auctioneers. cry —. 0 THURSDAY.. MAY 22, .'■•"■' Atll>fi. °2 CLOTHING, HATS, SHIRTS, &c. Rom Clearing-out Sale of Balance of Stock of,, j the JS Tew Zealand Tweed Co., removed to, >, V q V . AKbur's Mart. . , .: Ilor, ' .... . -■: -,- ■ I i '! "'' _ .. R., ART HU R .-■. HAS been favoured with instructions _|, from the New Zealand Tweed Company ■. ~- he (having relinquished the ready-made branch of . < of tho business) to sell by Auction, a.,Ms Mart, ~.<■ U, Qneen-Btrect, on Thursuay,, May 22, at, Eleven m o'clock a.m, . - . ~:. .-{ ~ £.100 Worth of Men's and Boys' Kaiapoi M IM<l Tweed Suits, Macintosh Coat?. Hats, " '«»! Shirts, Mercery, aiid Underolothing. and _t°S} On viow on Wednesday and day of sale. ~ if"-" Terms-Cash.- - ;.- "iji';' aolal ; ; ' ™ Continued on Wpwctli JPttgo. - " -'"-- '■■