COMMERCIAL PANIC IN MELBOURNE.

"RUN" ON THE CHARTERED BANK OF AUSTRALIA.

Tho Bank Shown to be Sound,

[reuter's telegrams.]

(Received May 26—2.15 p.m.) Melbourne, this day (10 a m.). A rumour was widely circulated here on Saturday and Sunday that the London Chartered Bank of Australia was about te suspend payment. The newspapers this morning, however, publish a paragraph showing that tho bank is thoroughly sound and has a large balance of assets over lia bilities^ It is further announced that tho local manager received a telegram from London on Saturday stating that the bank has declared a dividend of 5 per cent, for the past half-year, and carried £25,000 to reserve 10.15 a.m. There was a considerable rush of deposi tors thia morning to the London Chartered Bank to withdraw their balances, but it is understood that the Bank is prepared for miy emergency. 11 a.m. The rush on tho London Chartered Bank was of no importance and has now ceased. More money has been to-day deposited than withdrawn up to tho present time.

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OCR OWN CORRESPONDENT,)

Cambridge, this day.—Mr Chas. Chitty, who for some time past held the position of dork oftheß.M. Court &SW, haa WOOl'od notice of the terminatio. , i mt inont, owing, it is said, tv retruiioliuiont. Mr Chitty has beep 20 years in tho Govern ment service, having resignod the position of Senior-Sergeant in the Armed Constabu lary to take his present billet. The Queen's Birthday passed over quietly in Waikato, there being nothing in the way of public demonstration. T. Jerome, in the Public Hall hero on Saturday, walked 50 miles in 10 hours. There were very few spectators.

[per tress association.]

Sir George Grey at Thames.

Thames, this day.—On Saturday night there was a largo audience to hear Sir Oeo. Grey's address. The Mayor presided. The address was mainly identical with that de livered in Auokland on Thursday last. On the motion of Mr Speight, the following motion was carried carried with enthusiastic cheers: —"That this meeting once more welcomes Sir Goorge Grey to the Thames, thanks him for his address, and rejoices to find him as able and as deter mined as ever to struggle in tho interests of the great masi of the peoplo against tho jobbery and oppression of those who too long have ruled the dostinies of the country." Sir George leaves hore to-day for Auck land, w'henco ho proceeds to Gisborno to address the electors there.

Wellisotos, this day.—One of the. " Salvation lasses " was to-day fined 20s for using obscene language on Saturday while intoxicated.

Kaikocba, tliis day.—Mr Mclhvraitli, member for Cheviot, write? to Kaikoura that he has no intention of resigning.

Patf.a, this day.—Lundborg was charged at the Police Court on Monday with arson, but the police withdrew the charge. Lundberg intends having an inquiry into the affair to clear his character.

Christchurcii, this day.—J. M. Coch rane, of Mount White Station, West Coast Road, died yesterday from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The Bißhop of Nelson preached to a large congregation at the Cathedral yesterday. C. Woodham, carter for Dalgety and Co. for upwards of ten yeara, died on Friday from injuries sustained through being run over by his horse and dray. The following are the fuller particulars of the accident to William Lockwood at Heathcote Valley:—He waa last seen at 10 p.m., quite sober, going to his brother-in law's houee. It issupposed that he stumbled over the wires of the signal post and fell on the line and was stunned, and the 10 o'clock train from Christchurch coming np directly after, ran over him, mangling his body in a terrible manner.

Six-Boomed House Burned Down. A six;-roonied house in Madras-street, Sydenham, owned and occupied by John Crowley, was destroyed by fire this morning. The bouse and furniture were insui^d for £550 in the Colonial Offico. ■ ; Queen's Birthday Observance. The Volunteers are having a field day at Sand Hills. It is rather dull, but the rain U holding off. The holiday 13 pretty well kept.

Dunbdin, this day.—Matheson's store at Knikonri| was burned down at four this morning. The buildings, together with the stables and two horses, were entirely destroyed. The insurance is in the Colonial for £300 on buildings and £800 on stock. The origin of the fire is unknown.

THE RECENT COLLISIONS.

The Masters of the Steamers Punished.

Considerable interest has been excited in shipping circles during the last week or two, concerning the collisions which took place between the steamer Rowena and scow Kauri in one case, and the steamer Coroman del and scow Norah in the other. Points of some interest to seafaring men were raised by the partizans on either side, one section sympathising with the masters of the steamers, and another with those in charge of the scows. The official inquiry which took place last week promised to set at rest all doubts on the subject, and as will be seen from the appended reports of the judgments given this after noon, the Bench, which consisted of Judge Smith and Captain Frater, has laid all the blame on the masters of the steamers, whose certificates have been suspended, and who are ordered to pay the costs of the inquiry. Kauri and Bowena.

In giving the judgment of the Court in this case, Mr Smith said they had come to the conclusion that the account of what took place given by Davids could not be correct. Various inconsistencies were mentioned, and the Bench considered that the evidence of Whittingham was more consistent with the other facta. Regarding the time that had elapsed, the evidence of August the man at the wheel was morerehable than that of Davids. It was quite probable that the latter had not seen the light untjj the steamer was upon the scow. It was quite clear that the steamer was entirely to blame in this collision. The only question was whether any blame attached to the master. There was nothing improbable in that he should go below, but he was to blame for going without leaving a competent man in charge. It was apparent that Davids was not competent. Therefore, the Court thought the master's Norris certificate ought to be suspended for two months', and that he should pay the costs of the inquiry, amounting to £18 4s.

Coromandel and NoraJi. The Court considered that in this case the features were similar to those in the preceding one, except that greater carelessness was shewn on the part of the master of the steamer. The collision occurred between the steamer and the scow while thelatter was sailing on the starboard tack, and this alone showed great deriliction of duty. It had been said that the scow should have gone under the steamer's stern, but this was in direct contravention of all rules of the ro^d. The master was to blame in going below and leaving the deck in charge of a boy merely to save a few minutes in getting to gether his receipts. It was clear that the master (Scott) was guilty of dereliction of duty t and his certificate would be responded for four months. He would also pay the costs of the enquiry, £7 6s

The Canterbury Law Debating Society decided the following question in the affirm ative :—'* Is a landlord entitled under section 121 of the Bankruptcy Act, ISS3, to bo paid but months' rent in priority to all other creditors out of the general assets of (he estate?"

SPORTING NEWS.

Taltapuna Birthday Meeting.

In Saturday's issue wo wore enabled to give the results of tho four first ovents at tlioTakapuna races. The rosults of the con cluding events were as follow:—Selling Hurdles of 4(lsovs., distance one and a-half mile. Duder's Nigger, lOst lib (Wattie), 1 ; Paterson's Evening Star, lOstllb (Dawsori), 2; Rae's Grey Momus, list 81b, 3. Julia Ann (Ist lib), Pearl (lOst lib), and Ratrap (lOst lib), also ran. Won by a length. Dividend, £4 Gs. Tho horse was bought in by its owner for f 50. Flat Soiling Race of 3050\'9., distance one and a-half mile. Eraser's Sham, 8?t (Sutherland), 1 ; Ralph's Traveller, Bst, 2; McNicol's Worm, 3. Won easily. Tho winner was purchased by Mr B. W. Alison for £27 10s. Selling Steeplechaso of 40sovs. Distance, about 3 miles. Thompson's Angler, list, 1 ; Rae's Grey lloinus (Rae), 12.it, 2; Brown's Corrigan (Hoaton), 3. Quilp (who was first favourite), Evening Star, and Pearl also ran. Won after a very good race between the first and second. Dividend, £2 2s. The winner was bought in by his ownor for i'4o.

D.J.C. Winter Meeting.

Forhdry Racecourse, this day. Tho attendance is small for the races to day, and weather line though cold. For the Hurdles all on the cards accepted oxcopt Larry. Trapper, well ridden by Smith, won by a good length from Little John ; Glcnloja, third. Time, :imiu. 19sec. Dividend : £0 Cs inside totalizator, Jt'B out. side.

Holioav Handicap, Captain Webstor, O.st 1 Holdoniess, 7st ... ... ... ... 2 Lady Eminn, Ost 51b .'1 Won comfortably by a Tength and a half. Time, 2 iniiis. 'JOsecs. Lady Emma wan a strong favourite.

Grand National Steeplechase.

CiißisTCimncit, this day.

Tho Grand National Steeplechase Meeting is being held thU afternoon, on tho C.J.C. Racecourso. Tho weather is dull and cold. Heavy showers foil thia morning, but the ' running track U in good order. The at tendance is moderate. Graxd National Stkkplkoimrk of 20050v9; 4 miles. Butlor's Tho Agent 12sl (lib (T. Lyford) 1 Pilbrotr's Borbtiry, 12.-4 ."Sib (Sheonan)... 2 Hercules, 12st 71b ; Black Doctor, JOsf 31b, also ran. Betting : 5 to 4 against Agent; 2to 1 against Hercules ;;t to 1 against Bavbary ; 5 to I against Black Doctor. Black Doctor mado the running, followed by Barbary and Hercules. At the second jump Black Doctor and Hercules baulked, Tho Agont then going to tho front, and was never headed. Maiden•Platk, lOOsoys, 2miied. 3. Meikle's Ben ll.,llet(T. Lyford) ... 1 Holmes's Mustard, I'M 31bs (Simpson) 2 Hobbs's Moody, 12st 'Aim, (Joyce) ... 3

Linwood and Karatinna also ran. Won by 'our lengths.

HIST Cn'it Cup of 25sovs.; two miles.— Robert Woodstock, 12st 31b (A. Boyle), 1 ; Shoenan's Brown iiox., 12st 31b (ownor), 2 : Armitago's Pond (Jelleison), 3.

Wanganui Steeplechases.

WANOASUI, this day. There is a fair attendance at the races to day, and splendid weather. Wangasci Handicap Steeplechase, 225 soys. Clarence, 13*t I Parnell, lOst - 2 The Druid, lOst 3 Good race ; won by half a longth. Divi dend, £2 7s. Ladies' Bracelet.—Bradlaugh, 1; The Demon, 2. Tho Grand Stand Steeplechaso woo a walk ovor for Claroneo. There was great dissatisfaction at this ovent.

MEETING OF MOORE AND TOWNSHEND'S CREDI TORS.

A MEETINO of tli3 creditors of Moore and Townshcnd, wlno and spirit merchants, was held at the Supreme Court Buildings this morning, theOrficial Assignee presiding. There were also present: Messrs John King, T. Harkiss, Dutton, J. Abbot, and S E. Hughes (debtors' solicitor). The Aseignep submitted a statementconcerning theostata. From this it appeared that Moore had bor rowed LGOOfrom his father, and Townahend L6OO from his father-in-law, with which they commenced business. The riret year they estimated their profita at LSOO. Next year they were tight for money, and fell into the hands of tho money-lenders. They negotiated three months bills as fol low :—October 23th, ISS3, L7O, with Harkiss r jceiving LGO; January 23rd, 1084, LI 15, with Abbott receiving L 100; January 28tb, 1884, L 25, with Mcduiia receiving L 22 ;; February 7th, L 22 10.-?, with King receiving L2O ; February 20th, LSO, with Harkiss receiving L4210s ; March 7th, LSO, with Harkiss receiving L 42 10s; April 16th, LSS, with Masefield receiving L/ 7 9; May 6th, LSO, with Dunnett receiving L 35 [ May 10th, L 22 lO.s renewal, Cheques to the amount of Llls, given to Mr Abbott, wero dishonoured by the Colonial Bank, which callud upon the firm to reduce their overdraft. They then filed. The drawings for personal oxr penses during same period were at the rate of L 406 per annum for tho two, A discussion ensued, in the courfo of which Mr John King denounced in strong lan guage the firm's conduct of affairs, point ing out as he did so irregularities in the business, and the inexplicable fact that after a year's business producing £500 profit the next nine months' operations should entail a loss of £1,400 odd. The linn had borrowed recklessly, and wero now unable to assign tbe cause of their in solvency, Mr King also drew attention to the singular circumstance that a £50 bill discounted by Mr Dunnet had only produced £30 proceeds. The whole estate demanded a careful investigation. Mi- Abbot fully endorsed Mr King's strong expressions of opinion Mr Hughes pointed out that neither Mr Moore, senr., nor Mr Plumley (Townshend's father-in-law) had a claim upon the joint estate. After some further discussion the meeting was ad journed till Monday next at 11 a.m., with the view of enabling the debtors to complete : their statement of accounts.

It was usual in the past on holiday oc casions for the Devonport Ferry Company to erect barricades on both tho Auckland and North Shore wharves, with the object of preventing persons being pushed overboard in tho great crowds which congregate and struggle for accommodation on the various steamers. Application was made to the Harbour Board for permission to erect barricades on the ferry tee on Saturday last, but it was refused. The consequence was that during the rush of people intent upon getting to town by the ferry steamers, directly after the Takapuna Races, no less than three persons fell over the wharf. Fortunately in every case the unfortunate people were fished out very little the worse, excepting a thorough wetting. One was Mr Oldharo, counter clerk of the Telegraph Department, who was pushed bodily over the side of the wharf by the pressure of a crowd behind. The action pf the Harbour Board in refusing to allow the erection of barricades calls for censure, for by pro hibiting them they endangered the lives of many persons. It would appear, however, that the Fecry Company is not altogether blameless. The man who is usually in charge of the office and wharf at Devonpcyb was absent on Saturday (ono of the days when his nervlcea are most required), and was in charge of ono of the totausators on tho racecourse.

The Wends of tho American Evangelists will meet at the Young Men's Rooms en Wednesday at 2.30 p.m., to bid them fare well previous to their departure per lona, for Norfolk Island.

THE AUCK.LANI) EVENING STAR, MONDAY, MAY 26, 1884.-



Land and Estate Agents. Dhas "Williamson, HOUSE, I-AND. & FINANCIAL AGENT HiaiMT., NEAB SHORTLAJfD-ST. Bankers: National Bank of New Zealand. TELEPHONE NUMBER-191. gsa-iss2sre*asa& on «* classSocuritiis without ciukok. Six per oont BUILDING SOCIETY SHARKS Bought. ESTATES Managed for Absentees. HOUSES TO LET aud PROPERTIM KUK SALE placed upon my Lists free ot Charge. ALLOTMENTS Boueht and Houses Built on TT™, the Weekly Payment System.



Fnncrnl Notices. AO. F. — • COURT CITY ®f»aSp3 UK AUCKLAND, rw^TpreßL Tll° M»"lliers of tlie )4>S>/!r l tfeyßr above Court are reques <l TTSS nil ted to meet at residence LJiiSSaljUfa of Bro- Le lloux. Han n*wn'(iolph-st., Newton, at 3 p.m. TO-MORROW (Tuesday), May 27, to follow the remains of his late Wife to the Cemetery. By order. JOHN 3. FOTHEKINGHAM, Sec. Gazette in Bankruptcy. T N BANKRUPTCY. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BANK KUPTCY HOLDKN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of "Tlio Bankruptcy Act, 1883." NOTICK IS ItKRKHV (HVKX that I, L.UITON VVratiIALL, of Kaeo, near Whungaroa, in the Provincial District of Auckland, in New Zea land, Bugh Contractor, have this day filed in the said Court at Auckland a petition to be adjudged a bankrupt. Dated this 26th dny of Mar, 1881. LUPTON WRATHALL. WILLIAM TiiORNK, Queenstroot and Vulcan Lane, Auckland, Bankrupt's Solicitor. IN THE COUKT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDKN AT AUCKLAND. IN BANKRUPTCY. lv tho mutter of " The Bankruptcy Act, 1831." NOTICK IB IIKHKHV GIVEN that I. CIIAIILRR Kdwi.n Johnson, of Auckland, In the Provin cial Digit int of Auckland, In tho Colony of New Zealand, Clerk, have this day tiled ill the wild Court at Auckland h Petition to be adjudged a Bankrupt. Dated this 20th day of May, ISBI. C. K. JOHNSON. Lairhlky and Jackson, Queen-street, Auck land, Debtor's Solicitors. Licensing Notices. HAKATAUNGA LICENSING DIS TRICT. NOTICE OK APPLICATION FOR TRANS KKR OK LICENSE. I,l'ATiiioK Bnonv, of C'oroinandcl. boing tho holder of a Publican's Ltcunso in respect of tlio Houbo and I'roniißoa known ax tlio Tramway Hotel, situate at Upper Township, Coroinandul, do hereby give notico that I desiro to obtain, and will, at the next licensing meeting, to be hold™ at Coromandel on the seventh day of June. 18M, apply for a trunsfor of tho Bald liconso from mysolf to Patrick ltarry, my appointee.- Dated the third day of May, 1881. PATRICK BHODY. Coroinandul Licensed Victualler. Lost and Found. LOST, a Pigooi) {cock be.ivtl).—Findor apply Stak Ofl.lco. ; T OST, at Government House, on Friilay | 1 night a Luce Handkerchief.—Th,o findor will oblige by leaving it ut S tau Olllco. LOST, on Thursday last, from Great North Road, a IJrindlo Greyhound (slut).— Kindor will be rowarded by returning uamo to Mr Malion, Glasgow Store, Gfoat North Road. OST, a Black ond-Tan Torrior Dos, $ months old ; leathorstrapforcollar.wiUi brass ring attached.—Kinder rowurdod on re turning to 267, Q ucpn-Btroot. 171OUND, an Umbrella.—Apply to VV. } Nome, Shortland-straot. FOUND, a Horse on Sunday last, in Si'inondastrcet. Owner can have the samo by paying expenses. If notolaimod within threo days will bo BO)d. 4pply to Jaracs Cain, Kdwin-street, Newton. J" 71OUND, on Thursday, 22nd iiist,, Black ' and-Tan Torrior (slut).—Owner can have o samo by paying oxpeunos. and applying to Stak Onjao,, Board and Residency. BOARD|and Kosiijonco in Privato Family for Gentleman and Wife, or 2 or 3 gentle men ; private nitting-room ■, situation oxcep tionally good.—Apply at Htab OHco, BOARD AND RESIDBNOE wanted by a Business Man In a private family.— Q,M.8,, Stah Ofilcc. CUMFORTARLE BOARD AND RESI DENCE for Gentlemen; spongo unrt shower bath ; plnno.—Opposite Priiicoof Wales Hotel, HobsojKjtreo^ P~RIViVTFJ Board »"l)J Residence lor Slng'c Gentleman, four minutes from U,P.O. It permanent, 18s per wu«k.—Address at W. D. Uallen'B, Confectlonor. Quecnstr t eU TWO GentleiiiOj) pan bo accommodated with Board and liOaulenso. in a private family: uo other boarders. Terms^ ( odnrate. CJoso to Queen-streot,-Address atSTAK Ofllco. I»rai»ery, AVIS. AVI S. '~~A VT& Gonts.' Coloured Kid Glovos—Josephines Ist Choico-lsl^per^^he Gontfl.', Ladioa*. and Children's Hosiery, in great variety, at tho BON MARCHE. Astounding value in Millinery and Laoo Goods at the BON MARCHK. Dress Fabrics in all tJio Newest Textures at the BON StARCHK. Tho Louis Genoa-faced Velveteen and other special makes, in all colours; also black, at lß <aperya^atU,o ttcHE Blankets, Sheetings, Flannels, and choice stock of Cretonnes. Bliould be seen at once at tho BON jtfAHCHK. ' New Season's Goods In all Ilopartuipntß, fj'om Kngllsh and Continental Marketa. just re ceived at tho BON MARCiIK. 217, Queen-street (next Howin Bros., Grocers). Advertisements Late for Classification WANTED, 4 Female Cookn, 2 House maids, Waitress. Gonorals, Young Girls, Lads. Errand Boy (town).-Mrs Whitccouilie'B RcgisUy. _J , WANTED, Two Pig Dors.—Apply to H. B. Morton, 10 a.m. To-morrow. WANTED, a good Dressmaker to work in tho houao.-For address apply Stab Olllce. mo LET, Unfurnished Bedroom and use X of Kitchen, two doors from Quecn-btreot. —Apply to Mr Peacae, Wellesley-street. A BARGAIN^—For sale, now 4-roomed Cottage, with scullory and every convpni ence, for £210.—Terms apply W. G. Allen, Draper. Jeryois Road, Ponsonoy. mO CARPENTERS.— Wapted Tenders X for the erection of 2 3-Roomed Cottages in Ponsonby. Plans and specifications wanted for same.—Apply P. F. Hiscoek. Monmouth Cot-i tage. Wililam-street (off Wellington-street). F' OUND, near Lake Road, North Shore, a Saddie,-Apply Wilding and Lyes, Printers, 16, Groy-Btreet. | T"~ 0 LET in Vincent-street, a 6,r00m6d House, with scullery, water laid on, and every convenience.—Apply W. Kane. Cook-at rtAO LliT, in Parnell, 5-roomed Cottage, |_ with Wash-house. Btableß, and over three-quarter aero of land in grass.—W. &J. Fratcr, J and Agents, Queen-streot, OEMOVAL OF BUSINESS. M ILNE gj C HOYCE Are now Opening In THEIR TEMPORARY PREMISES. CORJJSR OK WELLEBLEY ANp LORNE-STREET3, 6 PASES, EX BRITISH KING, oy tiik VERY LATEST STYLES IN MILLINERY, FEATHERS, FLOWERS, HEADDRESSES, JACKETS, DOLMANS, ULSTERS, FOUR-IN-HANDS, ? FUR CAFES, &c, &o. ALSO, I CASE DENT'S GAUNTLET KID GLOVES, in several Colours and Lengths A VERY LARGE VARIETY IN STOCK Of DRESS MATERIALS. SILKS. VELVETS, VELVETEENS, HOSIERY GLOVES, WOOLLEN GOODS. HOYS'^ JEH3KYS. UNDERCLOTHING. BABY LINKN, BLANKETS, MANCHESTER GOODS, &.0., &C, &C. 5 % DISCOUNT FOR PROMPT CASH. MILNE~& CHOYCE, COBN'ER WeLLEStEY AND LORXE-STREETg. TKMPORABT PREMISES OPPOSITB A, OURS AND BOSB1. H. L. POSSENISEIB, MBBCHANT TAILOR AND IMPORTER, Shobtland-htiieet, Auckland, Wishes to Inform His Patrona aßif the Publlo generally that be has JUST RECEIVED HIS FIRST SHIPMENTS 6F AUTUMN AND WINTER QOODB, • PKR 8.8. EnAPKHU. The above comprise ail UieLA'ncS* Dbsiohb In TWEEDS and COATINOS, and are well worthy an Inspection. _ \



Wanted. WANTED, Four Good Curpentors to proceed to Hamilton, Waikato.—Apply :it once to John MeUoll, Builder, Newmarket. ANTED, Two or Three Respectable Men us boarders in a privato family.— Apply to W. White, Bootmaker, Albert-street. ANTED, Wood Sawyers.—Apply to J. Craig, Commerce-street. V|7"ANTED, Boys in Smith's Shop, nnd TT to operate Machinery.—Auckland Tim her Company. WANTED, two or three Boys, about 14 years of age, for light work.—Apply Warnock Bros.. Cox's Creek. ANTED, four Boys for Auckland Mellows Factory. — Apply Kavamigh iind Co., Nelson-Btreet. ANTED, a Smart Boy for the plumb ing trade.—Apply, at once, at John Putford's, Plumber and Uusfltter, High-street Auckland. WANTED, an Active Lad as Junior Clerk. -Apply, In own writing. F.G.A., S'i'AU ofllce. WANTED, a Young Man accustomed to the grocery trade. — Co-operative Store, Victoria-street.—A. Taylor. ANTED, Situation.—One woll known in botli tho Seed and Timber Trades ia open for an engagement.—U, Aborcrombie, 8t Q. Jl. Lavcra'a,Queen-street. \,\7"ANTED, for tho timber yard, Two W Active Men, well qualified to sort, measure, and book timber; men with a know ledge of carpentry preferred. —Apply to It. Hartley, Auckland Timber Company (Limited), Custom -street Weat. WANTED, a smart Youth for Painting and Papcrhanging; must liave a know ol the triiile.—Apply to Mr Bishop, Oroeor, Pou .smi byltoad. . \\7~ANTED, Work by a good Carpenter :TT and .lolnor.-Appiy to John Goodycar, at Airs Paul's HuaiUinK-lioimc, Hobson-ntrcist. WANTED, Situation as Barman (town or country); llrst-clnas releronces.- Apply " U. W.a.." B'fAit plllce. WANTED, v liiwt-elnw) Trousers and Vest Hand, at onoe. - J. Williams, Tailor, Vietoria-alroet. ANTED TO~SELIi, v lino in very Biiporlor Double Horsehair Mattraases, very cheap; at W, L. ltogoru's Furnishing Ware house, Ponuonby-Head. WANTED, a 7 or S-roomcd ilouso'(fur nished), within easy distanco of Post oilice : state terms, etc.—" 1' .P.," Stab Ofllce. ANTjTD7I>y a Young Man with con sidurublp experience, a Situation in an Insurance or Agent's oUU:o.—Atldross "8.8.," Stab olllee. WANTED, a Uespoetablo Girl.—Apply to \V. l'arkor, (Jrocur, Hobson-Btreet, WANTED, a respeetablo (iirl.—Apply lira G. Tyler, Frooman's Hay, ANTED, Situation as Working llousO' keoper; country preferred. — Address "A.H.." Si' Ait Ufl)ee, WANTED, by a resj>e.ctal}lp young l,ndy, Situation of trifst, as House, Bur, or Purlounimld ; r<:l<-iu;i<:od )t required.—Ad dross" J.F.," Stab Olllee. WANTED, Approntloon and Improvers to the Dressmaking.--A. Toonuin, Urapor, Ponminby Koad (opposite Surroy_HHl»). WANTED, renpectublo Person to Adopt a Dady Hoy ono week old.—Apply at StahOlHco. '___ WANTED, <i jlou.semuid. — Apply, unfoni 2 p.m.', to Mrs -Bull, Owciib Roud. Mount Kdun. TVTANTEJ), aGoiiorul Servant for North Tt Shore.-Apply to Mrs I. Phillips. Pino Villa, Eden Crescent. WANTED, ft Uonoral Servant.—Apply Mrs Stevoi)3on,\VVel/,ome IHnlng-robmß. Customhousontreet West. WANTED, a (Jeneral Servant, ono üblo to wash and cook ; another kept.—Apply, with reference, to Mrs Ami lieiiuoit, Ilavuns bourne, Upper Syinondß-street. WANTED, a (jenoral Servant.—Apply to Miss Smith, HfJiley'B House. North Shore. ATfTANTED, Married Couple for farm, Vl Youths to milk, Parlour-maids, and Women Servants.- Hjulglitoii & Co., 177. yueen street. \V> ANTED, a Housemaid — Apply T T Masonic Hotel, Princea-Btrcot. WANTED, a good Housemaid.—Apply Cotclo House, Upper Syihondaatreet. WANTED, ona or two Machinists; good wages to good hands.—H, Lovcll, Maiitlomaker, Wellesley-streot. " [ VJTANTEI), a good Dressmaker ; aho, a T » rc;tn_ot*ble Girl to assist in housework and make herself generally useful.—Apply at the Marshflotd Store, Arch Hill, __J WANTED, a Furnished Bedroom for two young men, without bonnl.—Apply Brltiah UeuUiuront, ANT"ED, lO.s per Coot, Allotmont, Alt. Kdon or Ml, Hoskill district.—"P.J.," cure of I'ost-ofllce. ' WANTED, to rurcha.«o a Small Hou.so, within 10 mlnutca'wiklkof (J"»»» «tr»,.r,, on uaay ternig.—Apply to f.lt.. Stab O;llcc. ANTED, Furnished Bed and Sitting room, with Attendance and partial Board. The vicinity of licnftoh Itoad preferred. —■State tiii-ijja'to F.U., Stab Ollice. . ■\\T ANTED* aXady Uqunht for a private TT family. Terms, only lla Od a wook ;in return for which she would bo expected to Bing and play occasionally, and rpai! aloud of an ereuliiit.— JjL&aftxp N.fi> I'oat-ofllco/Aucltlantt.^ ■\VTANTED, by ypung fientleman, Ernr Yt ployriient In Whclesale-Houae or Com mission Aao.nt's Odico; a Keiieral knowledge of ofllco work ; salary not so much an object.—Ad dresß"F.O..:'BTAßOlHca. ■ WANTpP:-When you.iie in Ifobson struct pail and see tho largo and ehoico stock of Mosgiol Twued* Just opened far the coming seoaon at Munro and MlUlgan's. X\T ANTED, 1,000 \Vntehen and Clocks TT to Clean and Repair, at T. Nutaford'a, Watflhomkct', Victoria * street (next Union Bank). Charges moderate;aH work warranted for liiinontha. ■ _.-' ■' j ; WANTED TO PURCHASE, v good Counter Scale. — Co-operst|Ye Store, Victoria-street.—A. Taylor. • •;>>- WANTED to Sell, 10 Tons' of Prime Corned Boef, 2Jd per lb; guaranteed sound and best quality. In 100, 200. and -3001b barrflls; terms to suit buy era. — Gt.'- JUllnie, Butcher, Queon-atruet. WANTED, 2 respectablo Boarders j comfortable house, uso of piano; terms moderato.—Apply Stab Ofilco. WANTED TO SELL, two Grocery Businesses (city), in-goingsmall; Wood and Coal Yard (suburbs); Milk Walk. 9 cowa (Onehungn).—VVoodini? and Co., AS«Msy Hlgh- BtFCCt. \XrANTED KN*O\VN, 21b tins English VV Golden Syrup, 9d, at Taylor and kntri can's, Wcllesley-Btreet. - ■ "ITTANTED to Kent, an 8 or 9-roomed V T House, in or near. Symondn-street or Grafton Koad.—Address M.A.. Star Oftico. W ANTED, Furnished Apartments by a Lady and Gentleman, with cooking and attendance; sittii:groom, bod. and box-room; within easy distance at I'ost-ollko; other lodgora and young children objected to. — Addroaa " Maurice," Stab Offloc ANTED KNOWN—Some very Cheap Lines in iioota and Shoes now Selling at the Shop next (above) Holland and Butlers. Victoria-street. WANTED KNOWN —Shilling Hair Brush! Hair Brush for OnoShillinpr! The Shilling Hair Brush 1 Whito handle Hair Brush, only. Qiio Shilling! —At Robson's, Dj-aper, Poiisonby. , WANTED— Subscriber has afaw hours daily to Bpare; would mako up tradea man's booka, &c—Apply •' U.A-," Stab Ofllce. WANTED TO SELL, a Singer's Sewing Machine, 3 months in uso, perfect order; very cheap.—Mrs Barton, Solwyn-street, Ponvonby. -\XT ANTED KNOWN — Charles Kelsey V T and Co. have a beautiful assortment of Gold and Silver Jewellery, tho whole of which has the merit of being genuine, as they keep no imitayona,—Charles Kelsey and Co., 120, Queen gtrcot. ; _j if -, "YX7"ANTED KNOWN.-Just landed'so TT "caacs Hobart Stoneless Jams, this sea son's 6d and Bid per tin; a'so, 1 ton of new Currants, 4Jd per lb.—J. Katon, CofOperativo Store. Hobson-street . ■.■■'; WANTED KNOWN.—I take this, op portunjty in thanking my many friends and Customers for past favours, and hope for a continuance of the same. Dressmaking in al the latest styles.—Mrs Kirkman. Dressmaker, Victdria-atreet West (two doors from Willlams's Tailor). ■ WANTED SEEN by all buyers of Jowellcry, Kelßey's Stock of real Silver and real Gold. They keep no imitations on their premises; they thoreforo-guarantee everything, sold by them to bo real silver or gold.—Charles Kelsey and Co., 120. Queen-strept. WANTED KNOWN^Cheaj- Timbkb ! Cheap Tjmueb I And all othor kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than any whore else at the yards of D. Goldie..Albert-street. WANTED, to Let or Sell, a First-class New Seven-roomed House and 1 Acre of Land at Morningsidc; close to tho Railway Station; 'buses pass several times daily; distance, not more than 20 minutes' walk from Uppor Queen-street.— Apply to J. H. Smith, Morningsido, Mount Albert. AN"TED,~Buyers for Velveteen, at Is6dyard ; Trimmed Hats, from3s lid: Blankets, from 10s 6d pair; Sheeting.from lid to Is 9(1; Flannels, from SJdj Women's and Children a Stocking, from Cd; cheap and Fauhionnble Dress Materials. A large assort ment of tho abovo of unequalled value at Wellesley House.—A, Lovett. WANTED KNOWN —That Samuel. Lovew. has opened an Fstablishment in Buchanan's Buildings, Wellesley-Btreet, as a First-class Mantle and Jaoketmafcer. and having ■ had a large experience in somo of tho beat London hoUßes. is in a position to guarantee a Perfoet Fit, Latest Style, and good Workman- Bhip. The Dressmaking Branch will be under the supervision^ an aypertenced arson. , . W"" ANTED KNOWN, continuation of the SELLING OFF—Grand lot of Ladies' High-heel Boots and Shoes for cvoning parties, -balls, &c, very cheaps also. Ladies' High-heel Prunella or loafing Boota, Is6d; LadiearHigh- heol, High-leg. Sewn. Button Prunolla Boots, Ca fld: Ladies" hahdsome Sewn House Boota, with goloshed sides. 3s 6d; grand lot of Infanta' Black and Coloured Tassel BooU, Is Od; Infants' pretty Strap Butterfly Shoes, 2s; Infants' High-log Button Boots, 2a 6d; Children s Patent Leather Boots, size ? to 10, 3a; also, a very large auperior stock of Ladies' and Gents' Boots and Shoes (which can be seen from the outside of the shop) to choose from at Sampler's Boot Shop, Victoria-atreeti •



Wanted. WANTED, at once, Assistants and Im provers to the Dressmaking. — Mrs Langford, I'arncll. . ■\TSTANTED, a Steady Youth acous- V » tomeil to the trutle.—Apply It. Reeves, Butchor, North Shore. • WANTED, by respectable young Man, Situation in a country store, who has great experience in a European and native trade.—Address " A.8.C.," care of Stab Ofllco. ANTED KNOWN—Velveteens from One and Slxponce por yard at Robson'u, Draper, Ponsonby. Blankets, Countcrpines, Calicoes, Flannels; very cheap. VST ANTED Kt> OWN—To bo sold cheap, 1■ \ T at Austen's Furniture Shop. 310, Upper Queen-street, Siaglo Flax Mattrasses, (is; Double do., 13s; Bedsteads, 10s; Palliasses, Children's Cots, Couches, Suites of Furniture, Lamps, Tables, Saucepans, Boilers, and all kinds of Furniture, at Austen's, 310, Upper Queen-street. All kinds of furniture bought. TTTyNTED KNOWN—That G. Ivil, T T Hairdresser, for the last 14 years next to the British Hotel, Queen-street, begs to inform his Customers that ho has Removed to Larger Premises in Victoria-street, next the Royal Mail Hotel. Best brands of Tobacco and Cigars on hand ■ WANTED KNOWN, that all working men can save their monoy by calling at the Governor Gordon Restaurant. All Meals Sixpcnco; Board and Lodging 15s per weok,— Robert Murdock, Proprietor.—Noto the address —Nearly opposite the Waltemato Hotel, and cIQBO to the Dock. WANTED KNOWN—The following Great Bargains:-500 Night Caps,' lid each ; Boys' Sailor Suits. 5s fid the Suit; Men's Trousers and Vests, Ss (id (Tweed); Twood Trousers, 10s; Men's Black Cloth Vests, 6s 6d; Children llundkurchicfs, 2d each; Gents'full size White do., 3d; Dress Check, 18; Dress Preservers, Id a pair ; Dress Improvers, la 9d; Drill Pants, 2a 8d; Figured Dress Stuff, lid; Ladies' Black Silk Mita, Is 3d: Slate Silesia, 3Jd ; Bluck do., (id ; Wincey, 6Jd; Check do., lid; Velveteen (lllnok), la 8d ; 10,' I White Blankets, 12s Gd the pair: Cretonne, (lid; Black Cashmere. Is 8d; Black Lustre, 9d; Toilet Covers, lid and Is fld; Knitting Cotton, la (id; Biack Brussels Net, Is; CrapO, 2b lid the yard: lot of fresh Prints. 3Jd; Shirting. 5Jd; Fluid Dress Stuff, lid; splendid Bluo Serge, lid; Dross StiUf, JUI; Hoys' Molo Trousers, is Od ; Parlour Door Mills, Is lid; Men's Shirts, Is Ud; Lodlos'. Striped Hoho, 1 Jd ; Wool Squares, Is, Is (id, and 2s; Gents' Trousers and Vests, 8s lid; Velveteen. Is Bd, &c , Sec, at Dampicr's Drapery Shop, Wakeflold-streot. ' WANTED KNOWN—The following various particulars which concern various people :-Fifteen Hundred Choap, Now, Handsomoly Bound Hooka, including " Young Men's Safeguard In tho Perils of the Arc," 2.i 6d ; " Heroism and Adventure," 2s lid; " Old Jonathan," 2s Od ; Shakespeare's Com plete Works, with Life, complete in 1 volume. Is; " The Pictorial World," a very large illus trated book, 3s Od ; " Belgravui," another Imndsome illustrated book, 3s 0d; " CbaniboiVs Journal," 3s fid, &c Those who aro In tho habit it buying books uro likely to bo thoroughly iHtonlMhud at some of the prioes. Tea, pd the lb, which I do not recommend; Splondtd Ten, is (Id. I am not sure but that tho Is Oil tea is even hotter ban what 1 sold at 18 Gd a few weeks ago, and which went so fust. Stone Blue, 3d tho loz. or Gd tho lb; American Brooms ad; Jood Spectacles, Gd; Suporlor do. W: Spectacle Cases Id ; Glmblets, Id and 2d ; Small Sorewdrivors, 2d; Useful Hammers, 1b 3d ; Short Axes, (id; Long do.. Gs Gd ; Nica Lot of Purses, ;d; Tobacco Pouches, Gd '. Klre Shovels, Gd and )il JLnnterns, Is; Shoe Brushes, Is 3d and 2s Gd ,ho set of 3; Snrubbing Brushes, Gd J lllaoU Lead brushes, Is; Taillo Spoonß, Id i Nlco Lloo ol1 Tea ipuons, 2il; Grand Line of Violet Powdnr, Id )«'i- packet; Nnpkin Rings, (id : Superior Dinner CuivrH, Is cuck iSplnali Mats for vVushslunds, Id ; Qrnnd Superior do., Gd ; Btroot Door Mats, Is 3d ; Parlour DqorJMuts, Is lid ; Candlesticks, kl to is; Letlur Clips, Bd ; Children's Tin Plates. (1; Handsoi.no, Good sized, Imitation Carved voicing Ulasses.'»d and Is; Largo Tea Truys, s lid; Srimll do.. Ud ; look on the edge of Die vlndow and boo thu Grand Line of Brown Tea 'ots lam soiling at Gil, 9d, und Is; Hat Raeke, s Gil; Good Noto Par.or, 2d: Knvolopes, 2d Die lacket of siJ; tjood jtack Ink, Id t]io bottle; tlack and Coloured lulf llatj/a atorjp t,ottlps), kl; Null Brushes, 3d; Grand Clotlici JlrUßhcs Id ; Broom Heads (soft), in \ Exuroiso Books, *l; Account Books, Gd ; Uulora, Gd; Oleographs, kl por doz.; Good - sized Photographs, from he great masters, M each, or Is Sd tho doz.; ''ramed Chrtmo. Pictures. Qd and 9d each; lot if ordinary Books 4d to Is; London Journals md Family Heralds (monthly parts), 6d ; Young jlullsb' Joarnals, '.Id; Pianp; Music (songs), 4d jich; Easy P|eccß for Piano. 4d; Piece Mußic, d caen; bqap |(pp gleaning Jewellery, Plato, tc., fcpJ.Sd H)» largo caLp; JfcapHi Hugs. 03 gd ; ot of Ctieun Tinware. Dressing Combo, Id | nrgn and small Tooth Combs, 3d; Tooth Jrushos, 4d and fid ; Matting, B<i the yard; LadioB1 tocking Choirs, Ids; Cane Seat do., with arms, ss; Swing Looking Glasses, 3s 3d, is ad, and 4s d; Tart Tins, 4d: Baking Tins, 6d; Slop Jasins. Id; Sugar Basins. Bd ;'Glass do,. Is; )ecantors. Is ; Cups and Saucers, 4d ; Kitchen 'ables, 9» tki, 10s Gd. Us 6d ; Butter Coolers. Is; '01111.8508 rodnoefl td 9» 6d; yiax Mattresses, Gs i and 9s Gil; Folding Gl.alru (o'arppt seated). As d; Saucepans (iron). Is Id, Is (id. 2a, 2s Qd; Toilet ets, 7b 3d: I. Bcdßtcads (double), 13s 6d ; Colonial louches, 8s; Door Mats, Sdi Pannikins. 3d nd Id j Zinc Bllthß. Is Ort; Bannister Brushee, s; Handsome Stuffed Coiiehen, '.'»« j lot of Iheap Toys, Id to Od i &v,, i(.c. i\t Dainplar's lobson-strcctShop. V\T ANTED KNOWN NOWSHOWJNq ,J. G, BROWSf'S, PARNELL, raTSI'KCIAL VALUK INTfi JLSTERS AND FOUR-IN-HANDS, DBESS GOODS, MILLINERY, HAND-MADE UNDERCLOTIJINO, •LANNELS ANQULANKETS/ SHEETINGS, TABLE LINENS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, VELVETEENS, I LAUGK STOCK O~F GKNKRAL DRAPERY TO SELKCT FROM, AND PRICKS LOWKR THAN QUEKN-ST., J. G. BROWN'S, PARNEI^, rjprjJNT E p P v KN O W IT NEIL A^JtfcL?IFORD'S VKL.L.TRIKO RKMKDJKS FOR WINTER USE, COMPOSITION POWDEIL-It Is known In II English-speaking countries for its many ood qimlitlca. You who are subject to Colds r Soro Throa'.3 don't bo without it; Is Oil a tin; s v lb. BAOI OF GTLEAD.—Seven fears' trial has irovod this to be ono of tho Best Compounds vor ollered for the cure of Colds, Bronchitis, Ist hma, and Cough. 2s a Bottle, COUGH pUWDEfr^-Kftfeotual and quick In 'ongoslion. Pleurisy, or Inflammation of the itings. id Ud a Tin, COUGH SYRUP.—Where thore are children lothlng is bottar fd> Coughs. Croop, or Bron ihitis. A pure oxpectoraut without mprnhia or ipium. 1b Gd and 2s a Bottle. . HOP BITTBSRS, to fid a Bottlo. Sf E I L k CLIFP 0R D, HKRBALTSTB, JOTANIC DIBPEXBAHV. WKLIBSLBV-STR KKT, Auckland. ANT E~D KNOWN— That tho STOCK of CLOCKS AND iVATCIIKS AND JKWKUiKRY at aOODSON'S LONDON AKCAJiE. las hoen Greatly Angnnentcd by LARGE All rtlVATjS. and an Inspection is solicited of tho STERLING GOLD and SILVER GOODS (all WARRANTED in tho Queen-Btreet Window md tho Artistic IMITATION JEWELLHRY n tho Victoria-street Window. We make a SPECIALTY of thcßO Two Lines, keenine jotli the Genuine and the Imitation to SUIT all TASTES and Pockets; but thoy are kept Sepa ■ate, and Displayed in Different Streets. Stcrl 3ilver Sots, 2s 6d; Brooches and Rings. Is each ; md other Lines equally Cheap, at GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADK, Queen-st. andViotoriast., indatChristchurchand Wellington. The Fancy Gloods Stock is Unequalled in tho Colony. V\^ ANTED KNOWN. TO BE CLEARED, AT STEPHENSON'S, KABANQAHAPK RPAD. NJSWTQN, 500 pairs Kid Gloves, IB 6d per pair; 1.000 pairs Lisle Throad Glovea. Gd, worth 1: 1,600 pieces (good shades) Ribbon Velvet. 18 yards fur 9d; 600 yardß Sash Ribbons (9 shades), la Gd per yard ; 2.000 dozen Dresa Buttons, 2d per aozon ; Dress Materials, ■lid, Gd, nd per yard upwards; 1.000 yards French Caßhmero (10 Bhades), la per yard; 500 yards Fronch Merino (6 shades). Is 9d, worth 2s 6d; Crimean Shirting, Bid.-JSi Is 3d; to 2s 3d per.yard; Union Shirtings, from 6Jd upwards; Flannels, 7Jd, 9d, 1b per yard upwards; 0 x 4 Blankots (all wool). 9s lid per pair. Try our IG9 Trousers to Measure— can't be beaten. MILLINERY—by experienced hands DRESSMAKING—by experienced hands TAILORING—by experienced hands On tiie Premises. STEPHENSON'S DRAPERY AND BALE WAREHOUSE. KARANGAIIAPE ROAD, NKWTON. Personal IF this aliould meet the eye of a Working Man—Splendid Coloured Molo Trousers. 4a Gd a pair, at Fernandez's, Newton. T>ERSONAL. To tho many friends and other residents of Dcvonport who, within the last few days, have given mo such proof of their confidence and appreciation of my beßt intentions for the good of tho district, I return my sincere thanks. It is very gratifying to me to know ot tho kind feel ing whloh exists towards me, and which I shall always endeavour to merit. A. W. GARDNER, May 23.1881. North Shore Pharmacy. Tenders mq builders. Tenders will bo received up to noon of FRIDAY, tho 6th June, for tho Erection, in Brick or Concrete, of Two Villi Residences in Symonds-streot. Plans, &c, at our Offlcos, Queon-street. EDW. MAHONEY & SON, Architects. mO BUILDERS. Tondcrg will bo received until noon of theSOth Instant for the Erection of Six Shops near the Throo Lamps, Ponsonby, for Mr F. Quiolc R. KKAL3 & SON, Arohltecta. np .0 CARPENTERS. Tenders will bo received until noon of June 2nd for tho Removal ot a Dwelling-house- to a distance of 1G feet. R. KEALS & SON, Architects. 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Miscellaneous Wantcds. ERRAND BOY.— Wrntcd, a Boy from 12 to II years of ago.—Apply Hudson, Chemist. Victoria-atrcct, Auckland. FIREWOOD. —Ti-trec—Wanted imme diately, 200 or 300 tone.—Post-oillco Store, Dovonport. mO PHOTOGRAPHERS.—Wanted,fiwt- JL glubs Printor.—Apply sharp, Wrigglos worth and Binns, Wllllß-street, Wellington. TIO TAILOR-ESSES.—Wanted a Good Vest Hand,—Apply to-night, at A. 0. Stophcnson's Tailoring emporium, Karanga hapo Road, Nowton. O BOOTMAKERS.—Wanted, a good General Hand: also, a Youth, one with some knowledge of the trade preferred.—Win. Holdaworth. Victoria-strep!. "VTOUNG Man (2!)), willing to work, well JL educated and quick aha correct at ac counts, desires Situation. Anycapacity. Salary moderate. Highest references.—Address M.K., Star Office. To Let TO LET, two Houses of six and seven rooms.—Apply Star Office. ;, TPO LET, Furnished 7-roomed House; JL Piano. &c.-Apply Isaac Bloom, Wellcsley streot. TO LET, to married couple, 2 Rooms, with use of kitchen.—Apply Star Office. TO LET, Two Front Rooms (furnished or unfurnished).—Apply to Mrs Jackson, Randolph-street, UpperPitt-street. Nowton. TO LET, a comfortably-furnished Bed room ; use of kitchen if required.—Apply HI, Victoria-street West; ANTED to Sell, cheap, good Harness Horse; good turn-out—Harnoss, Suddles, Bridles. Sec, nt Thomas's Coal Yard, Ponsonby, corner Rata-strect, ANTE D KNOWN,— If you want to buy a Business or soil a Business, apply to K. Workliig & Co., Business Kxchango Agents, High-street (upstairs). (TIET, Mary-streot, Mount Eden, a House of live rooms.—Apply Mr Stevons, Mary-street. rriO LBT, Uouße of live rooms (water laid JL on), in Hardinge-street; rent. 17b per week. —Apply to Mrs Thoß. Craig, Hardlngo-Btreet. TO LET, at foot ot College Hiil, 5 rooms; water laid on.—Apply on promises (new house), TO LET, a nico Front Room, 1 minute's walk Lower Queen-street,—Apply Star Olfl cc. 10 L;ET, a 4-roomed House j 10a per Swoek.—Apply Mrs Verrall, Norfolk-street, Ponsonby. TO LET, New six-roomed House, off Great North Road, Arch Hill—ls minutes' walk from Queon*street; rent cheap—lnquire Glasgow Store, Great North Road, 0 J/ETi in Vinpent-.Btrect, Furnished Bod and Hit-Unif-rpanm: use of kitchen ; eras und water laid on.—For address apply Star Qfflco. TO BE LET, in Gladstone Road, off Kymonds-Bti'i'Ot, close to St. Sepulchre's Old Church, a Residence, at 22a (id per week; lovely watervjew. — F. Q. Ewington, House Agent. ' " TO LET, 7-roomod House ; large allot ment, magnificent view of harbour; rent, 335. — Apply at Whltehoad'u Grocery Store, Pqiisonby Road. TO LET, Shop and Dwelling ;line stand for butcher, bootmaker, or fancy goods; gas and water laid on ; rent low.—Apply A. J. Thomas, Grocer, Park Store', Howostreet. TO LET, at Mount Eden, 2 (i-Roomed Vi'las, with bay windows! verandah, fire places (with register prates), tanks, Cellars, and outhouse!!, situated just below Smith's 'Bus Olllce.—Apply to Jesse Stokes, Mount Eden Road. ' fXiO L.ET, I_)e»iv4l-|lp {iuaifliisa Premises, J. situate in Wyndham-Btcobt. noxt "Herald" otllco, now in the occupation of Messrs Schmidt & Co. These desirable promises are contrally situated, very convenient, and well adapted for an importer or wholesale merchant—Full parti cularx, D. F. Evans. Jjind Agent, Qucenetrect. Meeting. "\TEur UNION BEACH GOfcp MINING 4.1 COMPANY (LIMITED.) The Annual General Meeting of Shareholders will bis hold in tho Brokers' Association Room, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auckland,' on FRIDAY, the 30th May, 18*1, at two o'clock in tho aftornoon. Buiinesn: To rec^iva Directors' Report and Balance-sheet, ami fleet Directors and Auditor, ' " j. fillAU CLARK B, Secretary. AuviMaml, 'zjst May, 18S1. Corporation Notices. ri I T V OF H'CKLA N D. i-J ' M^pß WATER SUPPLIES. QUARTERLY ACCOUNTS rendered for above Supplies require to be paid within seven diya after dolivery. i V. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, May 2£, JBSJ. 115. riITY OF AUCKLAND, The CUy Council require the services of a Practical Mechanic in connection with - Water-, works Supply — Examination of Metres, &a Particulars of duties, etc., mar he obtained at this office. Applications \V(1) bo r-ocoived until throo p.m. of THURSDAY, the 29th instant P. A. PHILTPa, Towo Clork.' Town Clerk's Ofllce. May g{. 18M, 414 j 7TTt~v of auckund; FIXING LEVELS. i It is horeby notified that it is the Intention of the City Council of Auckland to fix the levels of GL *DSTONK-S I'REET \yi,NCHESTER-STREFTr, bftw een Newton; Hcuul and Gundry-Btreet, ■ GLOUCESTER STREET, and MCHFIELD-STRKKT, between Newton Road and Gandry-stroet. -- Plans may baleen In tho City Engineer's Ofllce, nigh-street, Auckland, within office hours; unil all persons interested herein, or (l:\hlp to bo aßßriovcd thoroby, will ho beaw by City Council at a meeting tg beheld on THURSDAY, June 26, 185-1, ftt half-past six p.m AlUobjec tir.na mitst -be made in writing, addressed to tho Council and sent to them not less than ten (10) days before the day appointed on whtoh to: hear objections. P. A, PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clevk's Office, May 21,1884. * 112 Business Notices. ;GRAND BAZAAR for tho benefit of. the Sigtora of Mercy (undocthc patronago of MonsiKneur Fynca, V.GJ. will bo held in the l'libllcHall.Otahuhu.on TUKSDAY," June 10, and -following day» of the week. Tho Vicar- General will favour by opening it onthat day. T> INKING — RINKING. — Tho Albion JLv Rlnklnc Assembly will ooonln tho Choral Hall early in June. Gentlemen wishing to be? como members will pleaso forward tholr names early to R. H. Swales, care of J, W, Craifr, Choral Hall. | WE beg to St«to that WH- F. BELL was novtiv Connected with this firm, ex-, copt as a Workman, paid by day wages; and that his services were dispensed with on FRIDAY, the 23rd instant. J. INGRAM & CO. T WARNER, Painter, Parnell, takes • this opportunity of returning Thanks to his many Friends who havo favoured him with their Patronage for the last 23 years, and who Is now retiring from business, which he has trans forrod to Mr Andrew Snodorasb, who will continue the business, who I con pay is one that can give evory satisfaction to all those that will favour-him wich their orders. WITH reference to the above, Andrew- Snodorask can assure the Public that all work~undertaken by him will bo finished in a flrat-class and tradesmanliko manner, and at moderate prices. „, Parnell, May 26. '* WL. MITC HE L L,[ • HOUSE AND ESTATE AGKNT. * TO BE LET—House of 7 roomß, Great North Road; House, Liverpool-street, also Vermont street and Prospect-street. TO BE SOLD AT ONCE-A really good HoUM in one of the best sites at Mount Eden; large rooms, tfro registers, &o. 1 stable and out buildings i allotment. COx 120. This Is splendid value. Prioe, *SSO, with terms. BARGAIN TO A WORKING MAN FOR CASH—Small Now House and Allotment, 31 x 117, situate on Commercial Road, Kings' land. Only £17 10s. W, L. MITCHELL, 8, Mercantile Chambore, Queen-street. TIDWARD B ART LEY, ARCHITECT, STICHBUIVY'S BCILDINOS, QUEES-BTBKET. PONSONBY LADIES.—Mrs M. Baker having taken ovqr Mrs Denny's business is now ready to execute orders for all kinds of Fancy Work. All shades of Wool and Silk, and various kinds Fancy Goods, on sale. ON SALE, Ground Mortar, delivered in town or suburbs, 200 casks Portland Cement. Plaster ot Paris. Fireclay, by ton or lb, Fire Bricks, &c—R. Jenkinaon, Bulldor, Lorne strcet. -t f S.-Men's Good Tweed Suits, from JLO 15s. A largo Btock to select from. Guaranteed tho cheapest In Auokland.—Fer nandez, Diaper, Newton. "I ÜBT OPENED, Extra large sizes in • I Men's Merino Drawors and Pants: Men's Felt Hats (new chapes), from 3s fid.—A. Lovett, Wcllesloy-Btrcet TVTOTICE—I have just received, direct ILI from Waltham American Watoh Com. pany. 12 ladies' Gold Keyless Watcfies: 12 Gouts' Keyless Gold Watohea, all of the best quality gold—Plain, Engraved, and Enamelled Cases.—T. H. Lewieaon, Watchmaker, opposite Union Bank. I T^EVONPORT MEAT BAZAAK, Beach JLr Road.-'-W. Avcncll wishes to Inform new comers and the residents of Devon port and sur rounding d iatriota that ho in still to the fore With the best quality Beet and Mutton that can be prooural in the market, at the lowest possible prices, delivered to any part of Devonport or Lake District. Boaiding-nouses and lame con Burners liberally dealt with. Note-the address: Beach Road, Devonport.



For Hale. FOII SALE. Pig Iron, No. 1 and 3.— Apply, for particulars. Box 307, P.O. FOR SALE, a quiet Buggy Horse; carries a lady.—For particulars apply to John Close, St. Mary's Rond, Ponsonby. FOII SALE (Cheap), an Old-established Grocery and Fruit Business in a leading throughfare. Kent low.—Apply for address at Star Office. I pOR SALE, Several Houses in city and suburbs of 5, 6, and 7 rooms each, in good positions.—H. Pflrtington, Land Agent. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE,TT)rapery Business, Karangahape Road; the stock will bo sold Aery cheap, about £10.-Address at Stah Office. PRIVATE Board and Residence for Single Gentlemen.—Alma House, Upper Symonds-strcet. OR SALE, House and Allotment 40 by CO, city. Price, £190. Also, 101 acres, cheap.—Heighton & Co., Agents. 177, Queen-st. FOR SALE, Mount Eden, Fine Build ing Allotments, from 50b per foot, on very easy terms; also, Melford-street, Ponsonby.— H. Partington. FOR SALE, Rokeby-street, Comfortable Cottage, i rooms; gas laid on, &c.; Houbo is in ilrst-class order, and cheap.—H. Partington, Stichbury's Buildings. TTIOR IMMEDIATE SALE, 2 noarly new J? Houses, cheap; good sea.view. Oevonport; well planted. — Cfeo. Brown, Church-street, Devonport. * OR SALE (Mount Eden, corner Albert and Victoria Avenue), a good six-roomed House, with bath-room, cellar, Sec— Apply on the premises. FOR SALE, 5-roomed House and 4 acres garden orchard, ISO trees and Btrawberry beds (Devonpon).—G. Brown, Church-street, Devonport, TTIOR SALE (Cheap), a New six-roomed J House, ifas and water laid on, in Kent at., Surrey Hills, Only a small deposit required.— Apply to IT. Hastings, on the premises. Tf(OR SALE, Four-roomed House; aliot .l merit, 37 x 120, with good rancro and water laid in ; £110 oaßh, remainder on easy termß.— F. Standing,Hverpool-atroet. I riOß SALE, in Parnoll, four Houses. ' Having had one house burned down lam dutornilnoil to sell Hie remaining four at any price. No reasonable offer refused.—Apply to Sam White, Fencer, Customs-Btrect OR SALE, a New House on a Freehold Allotment 37 x Ml, situated in Wolfe-st, oil' Hepburn'Street, containing two entertain ing.rooms, three bedrooms; bathroom, kitchen, pantry, and workshop. Price, £400.—Apply to K. J. Itoberts, on the promises. FOR SALE, a Good Business Site in the centre of the Karangahape Road, New ton. 33ft. by 100, with Groomed House erected, in good repair; back cntrance.-?Koi' price and particulars, apply to. CiwWnus ana Taylor, Auctioneers, FOE £ult>, iMqunt Eden Roa.d, comfort able <ottnge of Grooms; gas laid through out; good cellar. Allotment 42ft 6in by 100 ft. 'Bus passes the door every half-hour. Price, only £365.—Apply to D. F. Kvans, Auctioneer and Land Agent, Queen street (next Ban!; of Australasia). FOII SALE, in a nn«g position at Rocky Nook, a Froehpld Volcanic Allotment in Edwin-afreet, and a nearly New Cottage, with buy window and soveral conveniences; price, £200 j cash required, £.08, the balance can remain on mortgag* at 8 per cent., or £280 oash. This is a bargain.—F. G. Kwington, Land Agent. FOE, SALE, View Avenue, Mount Eden, pretty Villa Residence of 5 rooms, out hoiiaen, waßhhousp with chimney and boilep, etc., kitchen range. G<qi allotment- Only £150 cash, required; balanco ca.n Remain for eight years on Building Spoloty principles.— Apply to I). F. Kvar,s, Aiictlonoor, Land, and Estate Aeent, Queen-street (next Bank of Aus tralasja]^ (1087) IjiOß SAKE (Epsom), a very eligible Property, situated on the Main Road, and within the four milo radius from tho Auckland Post-oflice. The Hcaiae 'comprises Six Good Rooms, fitted with overy convenience. The grounds, l)ve acres in, extent, are of the best de scription oi Volcanic Loam. To be soid cheap, and on easy terms.—Apply to D. F. Evans, Auctioneer, Land, and Estate Agent, Queen street (next Bank of Australasia)* £*-t £i K^-FJVE , ROOMED Houie 3S«( X \Jr tt (naw),Froohold, for Sale; twent» minutes' from Queon-street; easy terms.— Cm Williamson, Estate Agent, High-street. " XMft X.-FOR SALE, a 6-roomed c^jfc"*J House, wash-honso | allotment, 494 x 165 deep; top end of May "Street, off Mount Kden Road.—Apply pa tha premises. t>uilp.jni> ajllotmejsts (city 4J>. ■ AS'D'SUBURBS). Queen-street (near Karangahape Road)—At £20 per foot. Nelson-street—66 feet frontage, at £7 per foot. Summer street (PonßonbyJ-iilotfJeacn 33 leet, at las per foot. Summcr-st. (Ponsonby}-4 lot. £100 for the lot Clarence-street (ponsonby)—l lot for £60, 40 fest frontage. John-street (Ponsonbj■)— \ lot for £60, id feet frontage. Curran-street (Ponsonbyl—*B x 117 feet Jins,, at £4 per fo4t Church-streeUPonsonby)—3B x 100, good posi tion, at £3 per f( o\ Pompallier Terrace—3 allotments, 45 foet 7ins., at PI ltt- t>»» font. Norfolk-3treet- Allotments from £210a per foot. Lincoln-street-Allotment, 4i x 100, at £815s per foot. Stuart-street—Uood allotment for £80. Wallace-street—Grand allotment, 80 x 200, for eaea. Other allotments at Mount Eden, Newton, Furntill, &a., to bo eol4 on advantageo.ua terms. Apply to ' D. F. EVANS, LAND AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, QPEEN-STREET (Next Bank of Australasia). ELB.OSE, 3 LARGE ALLOTMENTS CHEAP, Victoria Park, S Allotments, 19s per foot, cheap Ncrtheola, lots 234 feet deep, 20s Wellington-street, (city). £13 Bella-street, Kllerslie, lot-j.i, larg* depth, '/5s I Bayfleld. very large Allotment, £90. £100. and 22sCdperfQOi ' . Mount Rpaklll, oO x 118 ft Gin, 45a per foot ■ Rlchwond Rood, 117 feet lots deep, £2 15s per toot, cheap College Road', £715s per foot . , Gladstone (Korthcolft). I aero. £85 Melford-sfreet, £218s por foot Northeoto, cheap, £60; 100 x 167 Mount Eden, Prospect Terrace, cheap, 25s per foot Mount Eden, Cottage, £300 Newton. CaUikgo, only. £100 Bfrkgnhead, iia acres, cheap Surrey Hills Estate, 5 grand Allotments, £5 per ft ~ .; i- .. ~ £4 ~ Franklin Road, beat part, Corner site; splendid business site Ponsonby and Franklin Roads, to Lease, for 50 Toara, irrand position * Prospect Terrace, i 'onaonhy, i rooms and out buildings. fi:<4o Spring-street. Ponsonby, House (good condi tion). £250 Also, cheap Houses, &c. Inspection invited, W. GULLIVER, | ICooMnEs's Chambers. 86, Quekn-btrret. \ LLOTMEifTS (or sale (cheap), Xeaia- J\. Ington street. Valley Road, Jiostnt Eden. —Two good Volcanic Allotments, each 50 x 00ft, at 80s por, foot.—Apply J. R. Randcrson, Mer cantlle Chambora. Qnoen-strect I ELLA VISTA ROAD.—Grand AlloF ntentto bo sold obeap tor cash, planted ana fenced, commanding one of the best marine views in Ponsonby. —W. It Mitchell, 8, Mercantile Chambers. :-■ JT>UB BUSINESS FOR SALE. A FIRST-CLASS 'BUS LINE, well estab lished, large connection (Auckland and Pon nonby) and capable of a large extension. . A Capital Investment, handsome returns, splendid run, grand opening. Horses. Harness, 'Busses, together with all "Gear and Working Plant, will be sold Cheap, through ill-health of the owner. Also, if desired, alease of the Dwelling-house, > Stables, Sheds, Sec, will be given at a law rental. D. F. KVANS. Estate Agent DEVONPORT. Sunnyside.—Four Allot ments. 39x826.£30each; corner,4oxß2-6, £40; situated Rntland-streot, close to Calliope Dock. Splendid value; cannot be built out,— W. Gulliver, Agent. Queen-street. KINGSLAND, New North Road.—2 4-roomed Verandah Cottages, registered grates and colonial ovens; price, £160 each.— Terms, apply J, B. Randorson, Mercantile Chambers, Qucon-strcet, j SUPERIOR Villa Residence, Clarence-ut,' for £330, Grand Market Garden Site, good black soil, the pick ot Rosobank Estate) 6 acres for £300 c&Bh,-W. L. Mitchell, Land Agent. T EAMINGTON-STREBT, off Valley .Li Road. Mount Eden,—A 4-roomcd Coaage, with verandah and porch, on good volcanic al lotment, 50ft t>y 90; prico, £230,—Apply J. R. Randerson, Mercantile Chambers, Queen-street Hoots and Shoes. —— ' —'j| TOOK OUT FOR THE BLUE T> OO T. l v c Boot, QUEEN-STREET, OPPOSITE OABLICK ANP CBANWFXL'S CITY HAUi. A G R EAT SALE Of BOOTS AND CJHOES ! OOTS AND OHOES! A BANKRUPT STOCK BOUGHT FOR CASH-CHEAP. tTBE IN TIME.-E* AT THE BLUE BOOT, 259, Queen-street. C. BROOKES AND CO, Money. MONEY TO LEND, on good freehold securities, at current rates. — Arch. Buchanan. Solicitor, Queen-street (opposite Bank of New Zealand). ~ f 7»H fV TO £10,000 LENT or J>2~x dbA. V Boclet7principles, or' " to auit borrowers. Allotr BStt Houses built on . Week'^nt, Dlsoonn »X^Ba^S ?i«»wlril'wd to« allowed on money de" 'i j r*"n ('. WiM,iAMaow Lr ' ' ' A gent and Valuer,)



Shipping. FOR WAITARA.— The o.e. DOUGLAS will leave Onehunga Wharf as above (weather and other'circumstances pormittuicl on TUESDAY, May 2?, at 10 a.m,—Northern atoamahip Company (Limited), Auckland ; or, A. Barnca, Onenunga. TjIOR WAITARA.—Tho s.s. ARGYLE X 1 will leave Onehunga Wharf as above (weather and other circumstances permitting) on TUESDAY, May 27, at 1 p.m.—Northern Steamship Company (Limited), Auckland; or, A. Baraeg, Onehungft, T3ARQUE CLIFTON, <&£zy~sk* PKOM OAMARU. tSBStsESBp Tlle above Vessel, being berthed at the Railway Wharf, will commcncedlscharging tomorrow morning. Consignees are requested to present Bills of Lading and pay freight forthwith. All cargo impeding Vessel's discharge will bo stored at Conglgnces' risk and expense. STONE BROS.. Agenta. "R RIG STAR OF THE X> MERSEY. ■&%tZ3ipzßff FROM DUNEDIN. Tno above Vessel will be ■wmj berthed at the Queen's Wharf and commonco discharging fo-morrow morning. Consignees are requested to present Bills of Lading and pay freight forthwith. All cargo impoding Vessel's discharge will be stored at Consignee's risk and expense. STONB BROS., Agenta. rfiHE NEW ZEALAND -*- SHIPPING CO.'SMNE. "^iefc3|z3Hr BARQUK DKVA, From London. Consignees are requested to pass entries and obtain delivery orders from the undersigned for tlfeir Goods without delay. Cargo impeding the discharge of the vessel will be landed and stored at Consignees' risk and expense. Cam. Pikhrepoint will not be responsible for any Debts contracted by any member of hlu Crow without his written authority, THE NKW ZEALANb SHIPPING COMPANY (limited), Afjents. Auckland, May 28., 1881. Sporting* rrUKAPUNA BIRTHDAY CUP, F. TOMLINSON Will Liquldato all NEMO'S Liabilities on the above event immediately. FirstHorso .. ...£Bl 7 0 net Second Horeo .. .. 40 13 fi „ Third Horse .. .. 20 7 0 „ Others (eaoh) .. .. 8U 0 „ F. TO M~L~I N S O N, BARREL HOTEL, PARNELL. * ———■ JOHN BULL CONSULTATION. I GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE. 415 Comet I 1344 Clarence 1733 Fawn 1897 Agent 1024 Barbary 1515 Tally-Ho 135U Hurculos 1714 Black Doctor. 1440 Jnnard. DUNKDIN BIRTHDAY HANDICAP. ISBB Ike 1522 Molly Bawn 14(1 Ad* Mantua 444 Capu Webster 118 Trumpeter 951 Tairoa 1885 Tho Poet 21S Theugo 1528 Hippodamia 432 Hazard 4.0,7 Ludy Kmma IS4B Billy }43fi Turquoise ISC9 Violin 121.1 Salvage 1907 Rublna 1718 Tim Whiffler TAKAPUNA B RTHDAY CUP. SlB Topsy 1338 Normanby ISSI Gifderoy 10W Dressmaker 505 Witiora 3H Fishwomon. M 32 Kalo % 872 members Sheriff's Notice. ■jx o t l o c. I, Kdwarb Lister Ghebn, Sheriff of the , District of Auckland, herobr give notice that, under a Writ of Sale duly Issued out of Supreme Court of New Zealand, Northern District, at Auckland, wherein F. Woollama, of Coro mandel, la Plaintiff, and the Coromandel Just in Time Gold-mining Company (Limited), of Coromandel, in tho Provincial District of Auckland, and whose Registered Office ,is in Queen-street. Auckland, is Defendant, 1 will sell, or oaiise lo be sold, on the premises, at tna hour of 9.30 a-in. on TUESDAY, tha 27th Instant, all the Right, Title, and Interest of the before-mentioned Company, being Licensed Holdings No. 1/80, and No. 39/82; together with all tho Winding and Pumping Machinery and Gear thereon crectod, comprising One Ten Horse-power Winding and Pumping Engine, Blacksmith's Shop and Fittings, Manager's I House, and all Mining Tools, &c. Sheriff. j educational. i T» E M V E R, A.-! XV SPECIAL WALTZ CLASS, at Mhs Lady's, next St, Luke's Church. Romuera,-^ 'Pbop. Jvlkb de Bbknard will begin the above Adults' Class on SATURDAY, 31st inst. at 8 p,m. Ladies and gentlemen desirous o( joining are requested to apply to Mrs Law, or Prof. B-. T5, Hobßon-street. Terms, J3lss. . ; MR W. H. WEBB, L.S.S.AJ TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE, ORGAN, HARMONIUM, THEORY OF MUSICi HARMONY. V^Jl'i ; ■ . ; TERMS ON APPLICATION. ]I f > j academy"of music, :!: ;A I OAK HOUSK, HOBSONSTREET. ; .„ i (3 doors from Cook-streot). ~ ; "- . SPECIAL^NOTICE. '>,: '.'::,:. :k RUDIMENTS or MUSIC thoronghly Taught in TWELVE LESSONS (In Clasß) for HALF-A -quinba. ■ ■ ■ •: •; ■; A New Class will Commence first week-In' Juno. Intending Students must enter their names on or before Juno Ist. as there are only a; limited number to this class. . ' j Public Notices. ■; ] A UCKLAND PUBLIC BUILDINGS | J\. IiOAN. j.....<„: - NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF DEBENTURBS1 FOR LOAN OF £25.000. NOTK.'F. IS HRREBY GIVEN that the Sixth, Drawinif of Debentures (thteo) to bo paid off out of the Sinking Fund, as provided by the Act, on the first day of July now next cnsulig, 'WlUfaxe place, in the presence of such holders of Deben tures as may choose to attend, In the ofllco of Mr John Moginie, Queen-street, Auckland, on) MONDAY, the second day of June, one thousand eight hundrr.d and eighty-four, at two o'olook in tho af ccrnoon. R. C. HAMERTON, Public Trustee. Wellington, May 5,1854. "OAKIRARAHI No. 1 BLOCK. In leferance to an advertisement purporting to bo signed by Hohepa Hikairo offetfng the TimboronthUblockforSale.lhereby CAUTION all Persons from Dealing with tho said Timber, as the same lias been purchased by tho Union Steam Saw, Moulding, Sash, and Door Company (Limited). Dated at Auokland this 19th day of May, 1884. , E. T. UUFAUR. Solicitor. Queen-street, Auckland. MESSRS JACKSON & RUSSELL have Removed their Offices to the premises lately occupied by tho Bank of New South Wales, Shortl»nd-st.-May 8. '84. DR. WINE wishes to announce that he ha» Returned to Town, and continues bis Practice at the usual hours.—Symonds-street, May 26, . OAT PAIRS Menu Coloured Mole /W " 4 Trousers, 4s 6d a pair, really good, and the cheapest ever offered in Auckland,— Fcrnandoz, Karangahape Rood, Newton. EAFNESS!—Descriptive Pamphlets of tho Two London Royal Kar Inflrraaricg Senior Surgeons Infallible Remedies posted on receipt of stamps,—T. B. Hannaford, Auckland, Now Zealand. " rnHE OLD LAND AND THE NEW." X —New Song this day at all Muslcsellerß'. CARDINALS MARCH.—Copies may be had ut Body's Music Warehouse. Queen-st; Hedteal. JG. HENDERSON'S • CHBRRY PECTORAL. 2a Gd and 4s fid per bottle. To bo had only at Medical Hall, Ponsonby. opposite Three Lamps. "TTIOLENT Raging Toothache ia in V nearly every instance instantaneously cured by using 'Ortrmtalsricon. the new remedy, la.—C. w. GuodßOflpLiOndfm Arcado. T> ELIEF from Cough in Ten Minutes.— JA) BHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL. Price, 2a 6d and 4s 6d.--F. C. Sh'arland, opposite the Post-office. nnOOTHACHE CURE. — Instantaneous X Relief-ODONTALOIC-ls per bottle.- F. C. BHARLAND. opposite Post-office. v RATS! RATS) RATS t—Uw SHARLAND-S PHOSPHOB PASTS, Bats eat It greedily, and die; bo umeß. Price. One Shiliing a Bottle. F. C, BH»i"-*ND opposite Poa^offloa. T> OSELINE »ob th« HAIR.—Thla ele- X\i gant preparation ooinßetely eclipees every article of a similar kind now before the public-Price, Is fid a bottle.-SHABUNB, Apothecaries' HaU. ■ ■ WO R M »7 All children suffer from them. . W*f* If mspocted. risk for the Certaln^qge »«i*n »BHARLAND'BWORMPOWJi«MefttB' the! ll- Apothecaries' Hall, op"' ~., »rOO T\R. A-BK^OK, .Agent,.,, ~„,. .. S" 9IW-/ ArHVew Zealand, Qvk¥ji-»tb»«t pS "lP ,a'-"TOw} }, nwjiu ' ■;



Auctions. >T< 3. COCIIfiANK] [ JA *. DACRE TO-MORROW, TUESDAY. EFFECTS DECEASE» ESTATES. WATCHES, BOOKS. THE Subscribers will sell by auction, at their Rooms, Queen-street, Tomorrow (Tuesday), at 11 o'clock, Silver Watdies, Jewellery, Books, Plated Ware, Fancy Goods, &c. Ito J. Mantlo, deceased, 1 fluxes and Effects, Furniture, &c. Re P. Kelly, deceased, 1 Box and Effects Re R. T. Rees do do do Re G. Robinson do do do SAMUEL COCJIRANE & SON. Auctioneers. W. 8. OOOinUNE,] [JAMES DACRE, TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), At 2 o'Clock p.m. UNDER DISTRAINT FOR RENT. THE Subscribers will sell by auction To morrow (Tuesday), at 2 o clock p.m., at boat-shod ol J. Waymoutli, junr., Cuatoms- Btreot WcßLamderdlstraint for rent, A Quantity of Timber Yacht in course of construction Lot of Wooden Knees Copper Steam Box 1 Rods Iron Grindstone, Vice, Model, and Quantity of iU Tools SAMUEL COCHRANE « SON, Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, ~-, . TUESDAY, 1 o'clock p.m. I'IANO, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, To-morrow, at One o'clock p.m., at ART HOUR'S MART (first floor). WALNUT DRAWING-ROOM SUITE (9 pieces), Dining-rqpm Horsehair Siilto (9 pieces), Loo, Squara, anfl other Tablea, Douches, Chairs, Brussels and Tapeßtry Car pets, Rugs, Fenders, Fire Irons. Cheffonier. Pictures, Piano, Glass, China, and Karthonwarn. Sewing Machine Mirrors, Iron and Wood Bed steads. Cots, Muttrasaos, Palliasses, Pillows, Blankets. Chests of Drawers, Lookirfg Glasses, Toilet Sets, Toilet Tablos. Waelistands, Matting, Kitchen Utensils, Tubs, Patent Mangle, Dinner Sets. Brackets, 1 Oil Paintings, Grates, Mantel pieces, 1 Superior D.B. Gun, witli 100 cartridges and fixtures, breech-loading, by K. M. Riley and Sons. THURSDAY, 11 O'Clock a.m. MOUNT ROSKILL ROAD. PIANO, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. HORSES, SADDLE, BRIDLE, &c, &c,, R. ARTHUR HAS beoti favoured with instruction? to Sell by Public Auction, at the Residence of tho Rev.T. Sonrgoon, Nethoi ton, Mount Ros kill Road, on Thursday next, at 11 o'clock a.m., HIB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFKCTS, consisting of Parlour, Dinioß-room, Bedroosn, and Kitchen Fyrnituro; Glass, China, and Earthenware; Plated ware, Bed ding, Kitchen Utensils, Tools, &c; a Useful Piano, a Bay Horse (a good hack), a. uaoful Black Pony (a good hack), Saddle, Bridle, &c. On View on tho Morning of tho Sale. WEDNESDAY, MAY 28. B AN X R U~P T S T 0 CX, BANKRUPT STOCK. WATCHIB! WATCHES! WAffGHES ! JEWEIIiERY! JEWELLERY! . CONTINUATION of tho GREAT GENUINE BANKRUPT STOCK OF GOLD AND SILVER LEVER • • WATCHES AND JEWELLERY, &C. - R. ARTHUR ' - HAS received instructions to sell on WEDNESDAY next. May 21st, Noon, ' THW:WHOLB OF REMAINDER OF THE ABOVE STOCK,, which-now comprises over £3,750 wont of Genuine Gold and Silver viz.; "Rotherani's, E. Hcadt's. Bennett's. • Htls sell's, &c. Gomiino Diamond Rings, Solid Gold and' Stiver Alberts. Gold and Silver Lockets, Rings, Pins. Studs, Lockots, Necklets, Brooches, Earrings, Bracelets, &c. Q-j . vAlso, A largo Assortment of Sterling Silver Jewel lery and Greenstone, mounted in Gold, and Silv.er/&e:> i> '■■>■■• "■ '•■■•- : ■■■ ■ •' *■* Meorshaum Pipes, Opera and Field Glasses. ' Bvery''-Article (warranted and" a> writton guarantee given with overy. Watch sold. Don't Misb tub Last Ciiance. Note.—Aa the'whole of tho remainder of tho above Stock must, be sold,. regardless of coßt, the Proprietors having receixctt a largo and new Assortment Of Diamond Rmgs. Watches, &c, being the last of tho Bankrupt Stock, tlioso who were not present at our Casn Sales will dp, well to be present Oh Wednesday next, May 2H.1 i SATURDAYi •iiia.-Y 31; n't 12 hoon. HOUSEHOLD KURNITURE AND EFFECTS, quiet cows "and "young stock, - splendid buggy, "horse and buggy, puke.bred white leghorn FOWLS, .. , . i! 1-< MUSCOVEY DUCKS, i LADJDERSj TOOLS, 1 &c., &b.f ~ J. R RANDERSON HAVING sold his residence, tnown as " Randeravyl," Mount' Albert, will sell by public auction, on the premises as above, THE WHOiE OF HIS LIVE STOCK, con sisting of 6 Quiet Well-bred Cows (in milk and to calve), 8 Yearlings And Heifers, Splen did Buggy Horse (good hack, will carry a lady), Berkshire Boar (Hurst's breed),, Good Sow and Yoilng Plgn (trio), Pure White Log i hprtt Fowls from America.- largo number Cnolee Young Fowls from Imported Stock. Puro Muscovey Ducka r Stronr Colony of Boca lnootnpleto Hlvo.. V, - - ■, ' Also,' STRONG LOCALLY-MADE BUGGY, mail axles, double seated, carries nearly half-a -ton; Hen COops, Largo Fowl-house and yards (tor removal), Wheolharrow, Hay, Long, and Llgfc't Ladders, Iron Tfnnk, PortaMo Boiler, •Tools,&o. ' ;;■■•; V ~",;",, Also, HOUSEHOULD FURNITURE, ombraolng- Large Cheffonier and Booiccase combincYl, Drawlnfr-room and other Chairs, Couches, Bedsteads, Cots, MattrasscH, Lamps. Oilcloth, Linoleum, Sauccpons, Tabßs, Pictures, Sow ing Machines, and other Articles too numorous to mention, The wholo will bo on view on the morning of sale. ■ ' A Special 'Bus will bo arranged for to convey buyers to Mount Albert. N.B.—Tho undersigned bogs to call special attention to his Orchards, which, consequent upon the sale of the residence, aro now opon for sbjo in Allotments, on oasy terms, J. R. RANDERSON, Auctioneer. C*TY OF AUCKLAND. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. 1 SECTION 53, CITY OF AUCKLAND. KAIUNGAHAPE ROAD (Howc-Btrcot to Ponstnby Road)— Thirteen Allotments, 33 feet frontage by S2 feet deep. ' ■- - HOWB-STREKT (close to Karaogahjipo Road) —Three Allotments, 45 Joct frontage by 100 feet in depth. JERSEY-STREET, c if Ho wo-atroet (New-street, parallel with Karangahapc Road) —Seven Allotments, 18 feet frontage by a depth-of about 90 feet ! HOP'ETOUN-STREET (Upper sHe)-Seventeon Allotments; 40 feet Irontago by a depth of 100 _feot.._, „„ . „ „ PONSONBY ROAD (closo to Karangahapo Rood)— Five Allotments, 40 to SO footlrontage by a depth of over 100 foot. G. W. BINNEY • O HAS received instructions from the °* Counoil to offer for libaso, in,*&pl of about two months, . ■ j THE ABOVE*'riEST««fge ebea in / PERTIKS, >« »nd Pante; Men's j^^ti^ttomsa aa.-As Wett,r </ijn>O»T MEAT BAZAAR, Beach RotAr-WvAvoneU-rfWiestoinWrmnew- .. Jsaiia thereddeataotSoronportancl but- < a%gdl»tolctatiiatiieU*UUtott«ifo»ewlth ! -' jest qna|t ? Beet and MxoMm tout can bo aroJ i» the maxkoi, at the lowest possible I DlHtriot. UpardlnK-housca and laruo con- ■, >r» liberally dealt wlUj. Note tlw addrws ' bßoad^Oeronport. " "*™"f