LAYING THE FOUNDATION STONE OF ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL.

Tho Offorlngs Amount to £630.

The fovm.il laying of the foundation stone of the nave of the propped Roman Catholic

Cathedral of St. Patrick took place yester day afternoon, the ceremonial associated (herewith being in strict accordance with the prescribed ritual of the Church. Messrs Morris Brothers, the contractors for the work, have completed their excavation of the site, which is at the western side of tho present. pro-Cathedral, and the stone—a line block of dressed white Ilobart freestone-was suspended from shear-legs over a pile of cemented bricks. It bore on its southern fare the following inscription :•—" D.O.M. In Hon. S. Patritii. Johannes Edmundus

Luck, 0.5.8. Ep. Aug., O.P. I'osuit •! Nonas, Maji, 1884." The contract price 's £4,ti_(J, and the work is to be finished with in six months. -Messrs E. Mahoney and Son arc the architects. The old Convent School served as a robing

room for tho clergy, and a shod had been erected at the northern tide of it, for the ac commodation of the combined choirs of St. Patrick and St.. Bern-diet, who wero under tho conductor, hip oi Fat her l.enihun. The whole extent of the grounds was thronged

with people long before tho hour .(settlor commencing the ceremony, and the appear ance of small pennants and bannerettes ranged at short intervals upon the •ence of the enclosure, and, forming a kind of ''/».•"-■■'* dr. //-.V, lent quite a train air to tho place. The old Con vent School was flanked at tho Wyndham street frontage with the British ensign and Irish standard, and the choir.shed was surmounted by n green banner beann<? as a dovico the Celic cross with spngs_ of shamrock, and having upon it, the inscription -'Faith of our Fathers Living still.' Ihe white flag of St. Benedict, with the word "Pax" in tho centre, floated at the north western comer of the enclosure. Tho Garrison Band began tho execu tion of a selection from Weber's Mass in (I as too clergy, in proccssicnal order, headed by tho Bishop, and pre ceded by acolytes bearing lighted wax candles n'nd holy wator, advanced through the northern gateway, and took up n post tion round tho stone. The Bishop was at tired in his episcopal vestments, and had tho mitre on his head and the pastoral c.ozier in his hand. Monsignore Fyncs was clad in a bluo silk robe, Fathers O'llaia, Walter McDonald, and O'Reilly were in the dress of deacons, tho Benedictines wore their sombre habits, and the other priests iiad white embroidered surplices ovor their other garments. There wero prosootj—The Ihshop, Mon eignore Fynes, V.fJ., tho Vory Rev. Father Walter McDonald., the Very Rev. Father J. C. Downey, 0.5.8., the Revs, M. I). O'Hara. P. O'Reilly, .). Paul, Mahonoy, Rio-dan, Fox, L'Anu/cI, Fathers O'Cini, Noboo, Vaggioli, Costello, and M. Meagher (a lay brother), who acted as Master of Ceremonies. Tho clorgy wore followed in the procession by the Children of Mary, dressed ill blue and white wreaths, and preceded by their banner, a. well as the Guard of Honour of the Blessed Sacrament, and tlio Guard of Honour of the Sacred Heart, each with emblematic banners. After tho wator had been blessed by the Bishop, the choir sang tjio "Gloria in F.x eelsis" from Haydn's First Mass in B flat, after which the Bi-hopblossed th-stone. The Litany of the Saints was then recited by the Bishop sud clergy, and at its close Mr E. Mahonoy, architect of the edifice, handed to tho Bishop » handsomo ivory-handled silver trowel, with which to perform tho coremony of laying the stone. On R* upper luce it boro the following inscription :- ---" Presented to His Lordship _ Bishop Luck on tho occasion of laying tho foundation stone of St. J'atrick* Cathedral. Auckland, May, 1884. W ltli it tho Bishop made tho ..it'll Of the cross on each face and on the top of tho utono, and then after read out a translation of the Latin scroll, which together with coins, medals, and copies of the Ai:cklani> Evknjn.i Star, "New Zealand Herald, "Freeman's Journal," " New Zealand Tablet " aud " London Tablet' was de posited in tho prepared cavity beneath the stone. Tho translation was as follows: - To the honour and glory ot Hod Almighty, one in Nature and threo in Person, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, to the glorification of our Lord and Saviour .lesus ( mist, in honour also of the Immaculate . lrgi.) Mary, Mother of God, and of St. Joseph and of_St Patrick, tie Apostle o Ireland, a...1 of all tho saints, this founda-.ion stone al Bt. 1 a. .iek's Cathedral, from tbe design ol Me. his Edwurcl Mahonoy and Son, lu-c-l.itec-s, Messr- Morris and Co. being he bm tiers was blessed and duly laid this 4th day of May, 1884, being thellrd Sunday after Easter and Feast of the patronage of St, Joseph, by the RWit Rev. John Edmund Luck, OS B D- D-. BUhop of Auckland in the presence of nearly all the reverend clergy of IZ diocese, and of a largo concourse of he neoDle in the seventh year of 100 fSificateof our most Itolv Father Pope Ipo XIII ia the second year ot the episcopate of the Right Rev. John Edmund Luck 0 5.8., in the 47th year of the reign of"HeVOrwious Majesty Victoria, Queeno Groat Britain and Ireland and Empress of India, Sir William Jervois being Governor- Oencral of New Zealand, and »• R- Wflddei, Esq., being Mayor of tnecity of AThe a Big-hop placed cement under the stone, and it was then gently lowered into Son, when he declared it well and truly KS in the name of tho Father Son and Holy Ghost, The choir began the Mise rere?' and the clergy, re-form ng in proces sional order, proceeded round the intended (boundaries of tho building, the Bishop Sprinkling the ground with holy water as he went. On regaining the stone, prayer WTtoßUhop then mounted it, crorior in hand, and addressing the assemblage, said : -My dear friends.-Tt is needless for me to say Shat it is with feelings of the greatest Seasure that I find myself today in the Sof such a vast throng of people. Tins 'e,T crowd itself shows the dee)) interest that is taken in the proceedings in whic.i we are now engaged. St. Patrick's Ca he dral has long been a word in the mouths of the people. That old building winch stands before us is a testimony to the fofth and the generosity of the early C-thoUe colonist! in this country. There nw many hero present whose grey hairs atffl Attest to tile fact that they in their younger days were witnesses of a sjrmlar ceremony, although perhaps not performed S the same solemnity nor the same sur roundings. But there is the same faith, the c is the same generosity please God in the hearts of our people of ISS4 which existed in the hearts of those u-ho rai^c ti )a t building. I will not detain you long this afternoon. I know-1 111 see-that you are all of you eroofwh!:hrtw_Srio W iS ir owtitr ft bundance Band with the Generosity of your offerings. I k"ow that fou havey coine here hcav V laden, and I am a so aware that you wilfgc away with very lilfht pockets and light hearts. Si tor). Therefore I say that what t... courageTthe faith, and the generosity^ f he not for ™toa *ky™ / * - , C*TZ°jy™r to be Urcd to _c "» ■ .mi [-c wobome, and that your ° J"^.™ down i ik e t*e fain of hUelXbhas-so providentially kept, off this afternoon. Therefor I have .1 •,, further to do than to announce th Committee and the clergy, who will do their best to let you go out of this place Jo-rer than when you came in (laugnterand aPft Very Rev. Monsignorc Fynes, V.G., •a Sw His Lordship the Bishop had ex- SS- SSTffit "° "'*, *oull address Hew words to the people, and for that purpose hO came before them. Many veSs, had now passed away since IT earn* to the colony, for he Wed there just on the eye of the conse. '":. n f _u_ old church winch was now l^n.d The people therefore knew his vrevethorouLbly familiar with the _tvle 'and'character of his sermons anu tna. being sohe would not indict upon them any lengthened remarks that day more espc fiiafly as he had been unfortunate enough to earn the reputation of being rather verbose. He reminded them of the ancient maxim, "Vox populi, vox Dei," which, freely inter preted meant, " When the people all loeak we may lock upon it as the utterance of God," aru* ~° ,"} l'cJ th^ tlieir f ol'?'.? °" that occasion, us well as the words of their mouth's,- would both be for the greater glory

of Cod. In sympathetic accord with his Bishop, ho sincerely trusted that the good work inaugurated that day might bo attended with ovory success and blessing, and that both priests and people would cordially co-operate to realise His Lord ship's wish in raising this Cathedral of St. Patrick to the honour of Cod, the good of their religion, and their own credit. As lie had already spoken twice that day, he would now give place to other speakers, who would incite them to go away poorer men than they came. It would be that povorly, however, which enriched. For every pound which they gave that day no doubt Cod would givo them fo buck. The Bishop, supported by the clergy, wished to know what sort of a checpie be himself intended to give. Well, he invited them to listen: His cheque would be determined and given on a good principle. Thu l.ishop hud promised mO, and as he could not pre sume to take precedence of His Lordship, he would give a cheque for £2fi (applause). That would offer no ground for jealousy,

and he hoped (hat they should always be found in sympathetic accord.

The Rev. Father O'llaha said that he al so could claim the honour of having been a great, many years in the colony, and he was proud to have known many of those who had

assisted at the laying of the foundation

stone of the nld building. The majority hud passed away to reap the reward of their I'eiiurosilv, but a few still remained. II 1.10-e I hut day lie was sure that thov would be rejoiced at the knowledge that the build in" they had roared was now far too small lor Lie devotion* of I lie people, and that

such activity and eiithu.--i.-i. in were bcinjr displayed ill the building of a handsomer I and more commodious cdilico. There was one grand principle in the Calholie Church, and that was that their hearts, intellects, and wills were moved into glorify ing (l.xl Almighty by the action ol their hearts and wills in co-operating to promote tlioso tilings which Jesus Christ emtio into the world to communicate to thum. The multitude before him, like tho people in ancient times—in the days of tho Apostles—wero stimulated, with ono heart, soul, and will, to glorify (tod by giving uf their means that which would enable the bishop and clergy to erect a fitting monu ment to the honour of Cod and of that faith which St. Patrick lirst planted in Ireland, when it hud taken such grand hold in tho hearts of Ihe people that it could never bo dislodged. The speaker went on 1.0 pass a eulogiuni upon the faith, devotion, and fidelity through good and evil report of tho Irish people, and then wont on to refer to the sympathy anil assistance which the Catholics here and elsewhere bad received from people of other denominations. So far as lii. own contribution on that occasion was concerned, he could not hope to emulate the example of the Vioar-llenor.il who it was known had a long purs.-, but he would give £10 (applause).

The Very Kuv. Father H'.u.tkk McDonai.ii said that ho had scon many gatherings in the city of Auckland aud in other colonies for nearly ill) years past, and gatherings with the same object as thu meeting that day, but, ho confessed that he never had such great pleasure as he hud in being present, on that occasion. He felt proud of the gathering. It was not only a testimony of tjic dcvolion of the people to their good Bishop and to the cause which had been advocated by Ilia Lordship, but it would strengthen the hand«of all concerned in the good work, lie saw too amongst thoso around him numerous friends of other denominations who had helped them in the past, when help was sorely needed, who wore helping them at the present time, and who, thoy had many guarantees, would still assist them in (ho future. Hundreds of pounds had come into his hands—ho might say thousands of pounds—from other denomi nations (luting tho past :i0 years. Father Walter then earnestly and in characteristic simplicity of language exhorted those as sembled to contribute towards the building of the new cathedral, Ho himself gave a donation of .C'2o. Father Walter announced that Mr Mahoney had contributed _;»0, besides £"■_ recently given (o St. Mary's Church ; Father I'au'l, L'.'O ; FatherO'heilly, HO ; \V. (!. Connolly, .€_() : Dr. McDonald, tH): MrCileoson, til); Roiicdictine Fathers, Jill); Mr Foley (wlio had already given IT_), D. A. Tolc, ... A. Tola, Father L'Aunzcl, I. Kelly, Thos. .). Loos, Dennis Lynch, Antonio Martin, £fieac|i ; (luardof Honour, £ii : Children of Mary, L.i :is>. Them »cru also numerous smaller olloriugs announced.

Father Walter maintained his position upon the .-dune, announcing tlio donations :i. thoy were handed up to him, an,l making upon each jocose und bantering c.miimonts, which kept, the assemblage in (ho highest good humour. At (ho same time, Fathers O'Reilly, O'Cnra, Costello, and Lcnihau, armed with pen, ink, and paper, went amongst the people or stood nt the g.towuv and received tlio subscriptions of tl.c people. Whan ;it ,'c i-tl. all I tic lut* wore biin.luil in, Father W'altor said that it was with the utmost gratitude that in the name of the B shop and in his own name he ncknow. !o Ige I the g.n rous liborality of the as sembly. The clergy had anticipated a very handsome ollcrim-, and hnd put down n fair and liberal figure as tlic sum thoy expected to receive at the laying of this foundation stone, for they had calculated on the liberal generosity of their friends and members of other denominations. Ho was now glad to .ay, and thoy would be all glad to hear, that the amount received far exceeded what, they expected, which was i'soo. Tho amount received was t'i__ more than that, £i;:) oin all. (Applause) lie thanked the Bishop for the üblo and efficientinannor in which he had conducted the ceremonies of the day, and for his address. Ho also thanked those clergy who at very consider able inconvenience and troublo had come long distances to be present and assist, on the occasion. During tho titno of tho collection the Garrison Band played a number of appropriate selections, and at tho conclusion the ciicir sang the Hallelujah Chorus (from the "Messiah") with line oii'cct.

The Garrison Band having playod a march, " Jour cle Fete," the largo ns.em blagc dispersed.

A football match was played in tho Domain Hollow last Saturday afternoon, between the Paroell and St. Stephen's Native School. Both teams played well, neither side scoring until the last quarter, when Dawson, after a grand run, secured a touch for the latter, while \V. Smith kicked a flying goal.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, MONDAY, MAY 5, 1884.



Advertisements Late for Classification SINGING CLASS.—Ladies and Gentle men desirous or joining the Clas9 hitherto carried on in the Christian Meeting House by Professor Cailliau and Mr Boyle, arc respect fully informed that tho Class will lie-assemble on Wednesday Evening, May Sth. at J.lWaharp, under the conduotorship of Mr Chadwiek.-G. F. Campbell, Hon, Se_,. Auckland Philharmonic Society. FOR SALE, a House of 'W rooms, in Symonds-street, second house below the windmill, with detached wash-house; kitchen range register grates; irus and water laid on.— Apply to J. M. ami J. Mowbray, Land Agents, Fort-street. PONSONBY DISTRICT SCffOOL,— Wanted, Cleaner for School.-Apply to the undor.ii.no_. by letter. Particulars to be obtained from tlio Read - master.-_.mv. COOPER, Hon. Secretary to the Ponsonby Dis trict_School Committee. TJ.NOCH ARDEN, to be recited by J. F, Jl_ Wan-tall. 8.A., M.8.. in aid of tho Bene volent Society, at St. Sepulchre's School, at 8 p.m. to-morrow. __. B~¥NEVOLENT STICIETV, — Enoch Arden to be recitol to-morrow evening, af St. S.puloi-.ro's School. 8 o'clock. TO~BUTCH-_I_S.— Wanted, a Youn" Man to make himself useful. -J. Foss and Co.. Queen-street. , (""COMFORTABLE Board and Residence J for Gentlemen engaged during the day; siii"lo or double rooms; view of harbour, piano fce.j terms moderate.-Jlrs Mailer, Oay-sjrept (opposite Congregational Church), Mr Hera pat It's new building. J~JU)R SALE, five roomed Houso; every ' convenience ; also. Clipper. Mistress stove, rceiKleri'ialc; allotment.:« x lf.2ft.-Api.l-y G. Keeling King-street lot.' Great North Road. *■-"' O T__l C ~E. AIFRRn ACH.Y STKPHKNSON, Carpenter and Builller, to he held at my Ollices Mercan tile Chambers, Queen street, 'IOMORKOv. (Tuesday). Oil. instant.aU faAXDERgON . :oIrNEB' LINE oT COACHES, The following la Omn'bus Time Table of now Company:— From Mount Alhkrt. — 8.30 a.m.. 11 a.m., 3 p.m. From Atoi-T.AN a-10.15 a.m., 1 p.m., 3.15 p.m. Saturday, 10.30 p.m. Sim_'o Fare, (id: Roturn. Is. vTiTALBERT FULLJAMES of the IVI V.w Zealand Bakery, Parnell, begs to Inf.irmthewhol" of his f'ustoiners that ho has Sold ihß Goodwill and Plant of his Business to Mr ileliael O'Brien, who will in future carry on iiin Businesa Mr Fulljanies has also Sold to Mr O'R-ion the whole o! the gook Debts due to h B Inoonnectlen with the Business, and re ouests his Custonjers to pay the soiue to Blr O-B. en whose receipt wf be a compWedg charge.-ALBKHT FULLJAMES, MICHAEL 0'1.1.1_-N Witness; Thomas CoUer,.Solicitor, \\A' nard-Btrcct, Auckiand-With reference U> liiiXve! fWg to state that there'will be nothing wanUng.on my partto merit a continna- Uon of V patronage so liberally bestows.l on my preiecciiser.wui I hope, by strict attention to rf-sSicaii and supplrln_f a epod article, to merit n fair share of public support. - M. o-Bjftiru



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TTCTANTED, the Public to know the Vl Highest Prices paid for Game.—C. B. Smith, 215. Queen-street. ANTED TO SELL, a Collie Pup (Dog), si-c months old; puro bred. Price. £4 Is.—Apply J. Howard Keep, care of Morrin and Co. (Limited), Auckland. ANTED, to Let or Sell, a First-class New Seven-roomed House and 1 Acre of Land at Morningsido; close to tho Railway Station; 'buses pass .everal times daily; distance, not moro than SO minutes'walk from Upper Queen-street.— Apply to J. H. Smith, Morning3ido. Mount Albert. TTTANTED XI1 OWN—To be sold cheap, V T at An-te.> . Furniture Shop. 310. Upper Queen-street, Single Flax Muttrasscs, lis : Double do., 15s; Bedsteads, 10s; Palliasses, Children's Cots. Couches. Suites of Furniture, Lamps. Tables. Saucepans, Boilers, and all klm's of Furniture at Austen's, 310, Upper Queen-street. All kind^ of furniture bought. W" ANTED KNOWN—T, Shove has opened a Family Butphor's Shop (Poult ry kept), corner of Symouds und Abercroiubie gtrpets. WANTED KNOWN —All kinds of Sewing Machines Repaired. — C. J. Birch, 1111. Grey-Btrect. WANTED KNOWN-That Tin; place for Cheap Boots is I lie Shop next to Holland and Butler's, Victoria-street — H Hurle. ANTED KNOWN -To all Buyers of Jewellery — Charles Kelsey and Co. . til! adhere to their original practice of keeping only roil Silver and real Gold Jewellery (i.e.. thov keep mi imitations of Gold or Silver Jewellery on their promises).-Charles Kclsey and Co., 12.1, Quoou-stroct. yNTED KNOWN-That G. Ivn,, Hairdresser, for the Inst It years next to tho British Hotel, Queen street, begs to inform his Customers that he has Removed to Larger Premises in Victoria street, next the Royal Mail Hotel. Best brands of Tobacco and Cigars on ham!. ANTED KNOWN, continuation of the SELLING OFF—Grand lot of Ladies' HiL'h-heel Boots and Shoes for evening parties, balls, &c,, very cheap; also. Ladies' High-heel Prunella or lasting Boots, IsOd; Ladieß' High heel. High-leg, Sewn, Button Prunella Boots, 6s Od: Ladies' Shiny-leather Sewn House Slippers, Is Od; Ladies'handsome Sewn House Boots, with goloshed sides, .s Od; grand lot of Infants' Black and Coloured Tassel Boots, Is Od; Infants' pretty Strap Butterfly Shoes, 2s; Infants' High-log Button Boots, 2s fid ; Children s Patent Leather Boots, size 7 to 10, 3s; also, a very large superior stock of Ladies' and Gents' Boots and Shoes (which can be seen from the outside of the shop) to choose from atDampier _ Boot. Shop. Victoria-street. W" ANTED KNOYVN-Senl Muff Bags, just unpacked. — Charles Kelsey and Co., Queen-street. , WANTED KNOWS, that all working men can save their money by calling at the Governor GordOn Restaurant. All Meals 6ixponce; Beard and Lodging 15s per week.— itobcyt Murdoek, Proprietor.—Noto the nddresa —Nearly opposite tho Waitematft Hotel, end closototheDock, W*~ ANTED KNOWN—Cheap Drapery, Cheap Clothing. Blankets, Flannels, and Dresses. Competition defied.—Come and See, »t J. H. Hannan's, Victoria-street (off Hohson street), '



Wanted. ■ YITANTED KNOWN, that M.-ulanio i Hottenclli, Milliner, Dress, Munllc, and Habit Maker, late of Hobson strcti, has Hi: MDVi;ti to Orcy-stroet.—April f .la. . \IirANTED KNOWK-Tliat Mrs Iladioy Vt is Disposing Of hoi Stock of Ladies'and Cliildrcn's Ulsters, Jackets,Dolmans,Costumes, Ladies' and Children's Hats and Bonnets, trim med and untrimini'd. Underclothing, &c, al lowest prices. — Mrs. Hadlcy, Hobson street (opposite Prince Arthur). T\fANfED KNOWN—Consul Griilin's T V Report on the "('oniiucrce.anil Rcsoun cs ' of New Zealand" may be had lit Lennox's. 10(1, Queen-street. V\7 ANTED KNOWN, that Cudbury's V 1 Cocoa Essence can be had at (lose Urns'. WANTED KNOWN — Dreasmukinp, nnder Ilio'Manageinent of Miss Friend, lately from England. Ladies' own materials inatli' up.—Ruhsun, Draper, Pon.onby, ANTED KNOWN -Velveteens Irom One and - ixpenee per yard at Robsoi.'s. Draper, Ponsonby. Blapkels, Counterpanes, Calicoei, Hannels ; very cheap. WANTED KNOWN, that the largest variety of Gloves, comprising Gauntlets, Mousciuituitc, Swede, and Uriciit RidUlov'es, can be procured at J. Cos -rave l. Co.'s. \\TANTED KNOWN—The following >T Great Bargains: aIM Night Caps, _d ca.-li: Hoys' Sailor Suits..',.. Cd the Suit; .Men's Trousers'and Vests, Ss 0.1 (Tweed) ; Tweed Trousers, Ills ; Men's lllacl: Cloth Vests, .Is lid; Children Hanilkerehk-fs. _d each; Genls' full Hi:-.c do., .'id ; H>ri'i-.s ('beck, Is; Dr.-ss Preservers, Id a pair; Dress Improvers, Is yd; Drill Pains, _h 8d; Figured Divsa Slull', lld; l-adiea' lllaek Milk '.Mils. Is ::,! : Slate Silo-ia, .-I'd; lllacl; do., lid; Wincey, eld ; Check dv., !kl; Velveleen (lllaek). is Mil; «! Whi.e HlankelH, I'Jm lld the pair;' Cretonne, li-'.d; Black Cashmere. Is Mil; Black Lustre, !ld; T'oilel Covers, 11.1 and islid; Knitting Cotton. Is lid; Black Brussels Net, Is; Men's Hod Scarves. Stl; ('rape. _s lld the vnrd ; lot of fresh Prints, aid; Shining, old; Plaid Drei-s Still., lld; splendid Blue Scrg.-, lld; Dress St lift', l.Uf; Boys' Mole Trousers, Is lvi; Parlour Door Mais, Is lid; Men's Shirts, Is lld: Ladies' Striped Hose, lld : Wool Squares, Is. la lid. and •_s; Gents' 'l'rousers and Vests, Ss lld; Velveteen. Is 8.1, &c , &c, at Dam pier's Drapery Shop, Wnkellel.bstreet. VAT"ANTED KNOWN—Oiikai' Timdkb ! V* ClHCAl'TlMlimil And all other kinds of Building Materials, can bo purchased cheaper and better than anywhere olso at tlio yards of D. Goi.uie. Albert-stroot WANTED KNOWN,TIargo Stock of Silver and Gold Jewellery at Charles Kelscy & Co.'s, 120, Queen-street. They kcop no imitations. ANTED KNOWN-That tho balance of Men's and Roys' Clothing tlint was not sold ut auction can now bo had at auction prices'nt the New Zealand Tweed Company, Sliortlaiid-.1r.-ct, Into Mr Hampton's.—Joseph Moses, Manager. VVTANTED KNOWN-Tlio following VT various particulars which concern various i.ooplu:- Fifteen Hundred Cheap, New, Hanlsoinely Hound Books, including '■ Young .Men's Safeguard in ihe Perils of the Age." :is lld ; "Heroism and Adventure," -slid; "Old .luiuitlian," Us (id; Shakcspiiuruu I'oin plclo Works, with Life; comple'e in 1 volume, 'M: "The Pictorial World," a very large illus- Irated book, :U M ; " Hclgravln." another haiidsuinc illiisirated book. !'s (id; "Chambers's Journal," :is Ikl, _ci•. Those who are in Ihe liubll of buying books arc likely to he Ihoronglily ustiiiiislu .1 at sonic of Ihe prices. Tea. (id (he lb, which I do mil recommend ; Superior do. which Ido recommend. Is : Sp'cndid Tea, Is lld. lam mil sure but that the Is fid tcu is even heller than what I sold at Is lid a few weeks ago, aud which went so fast. Stone Blue. 8d the doz or lld the lb; American Brooms 8,1; Moss, Id the bunch; Good Spectacles. (Id ; Superior do. lld; Sp.ciu.ele Ca. cs 1.1 : GinibletH, lit ami -.1 ; Small Screwdrivers,2d : U.efu' Hummers, IsJd ; Short Axes, lid; Long do., (in 0d ; Nice Lot of Purses, lid: Tobacco Pouches, (id! Fire Shovel.., tid and lid JLanterns. Is : Hiou Brushes, Is lld and 2s fill the set of .1; Scrubbing Brushes, lid ; Black Lend Brushes,- Is ; Table Spoons, Id ; Nice Lino of Tea Spoons. 2d; Grand Line of Violet Powder, Id per packet; Napkin Kings, (id ; .Superior Dinner Knives, is each ; Splash Mats for Aashslnnds, Ikl ; Grand Superior do , (id ; Street Door Hat-, Is lld ; Parlour Door Mats, Is lld : ''undlosticks, (id to Is; Lett.-r (-lips, (id ; Child-en's Tin Plates. Id: Handsomo, Good sized. Imitation Carved looking Clas.c.. (Id and Is; Lurco Ten Trays. Is :td; Small do,, tid ; look on thu edge, of the window-and seethe Grand Linn of Brown Tea Po-s 1 am selling al fid, lld. und Is; Hal Racks. Islid; Good Note Pat or, 2d ; Envelopes. 2d Ihe packet of all; Good Black Ink. Id the bottle; Black and Coloured Ink (large stone bottles), Ikl; Nail Brushes, ltd; (hand Clothes Brushes lld; Broom ileacs (soft), 2s ; Exercise. Hooks, lld ; Account Books, lid ; Rulers, (VI; Oleographs, Ist per doz. ; Good - si/.. .1 Photographs, from the great miislul-, 2.1 each, or Is fid the doz.: Framed Chtouio. Pictures lid and Ikl each ; lot of ordinary Books Id to Is; London Journals iin.l Fauiilv Heralds mioiithlvpiirls, lld : Young Ladies' Journals, !l,l; Piano. Mudc (songs). Id each ; Easy Pieces lor Piano. I i ; Piece Music. Ikl each: Soap Ifor cleaning Jewellery, Plalo, i_o.. Jci; 1,2 d the large cake; Hearth Rugs, lis Ik! ; lot of {Cheap Tinnnro. Dr. using Combs. Id; lurg- und small Tooth Combs. 2d; Tooth Brnsho., Id and lld: Mu'Ccg, 8.1 the vurd; Chil.-lrei.-s Iliickiug Chairs, Is lld; Ladies' It.ickinu Ch.iiiH, p's; Cane Seal do., with arms, l.is; Suing Looking Gl '.'ses, lis ikl. Is lid, and ,n ikl: Tan Tins, id; Baking Tins, ikl: Slop Basins, Id; Sugar Basins lid : Clasi do.. Is; Deciders. Is: Cutis ami -Saucer-, 1.1; Kin hen Tables, Hi.(ld. lOstid, lis ikl ; Hint -r Coolers. Is; Pallia-Msrciiuc.-d v. in ikl ; Flax M.itlra_Mis. fii ikl and 11. (i'l: l-'oldiiu; ('hairs icurpcl . c.tedl. .Vs ikl : Sane,-pans lirotil. Is Id, Is fid. 2s. 2s ill; Wood 11. n.te.iils. 11... and 2 s : Toilet Sets, 7s Ikl; Iron Bed. leads (.'.oiibl I, 18s I'd: Colonial I'liueh.-s. 8s; Door Man, 2. .'(.I; Pannikins, ;ul anil Id : /,ine llaile, Is ikl : llaunis'cr IP iishes. Is: Haiiil-oiue Siiiir.d Chairs, l-.-s fid ; Hand si.mo Slillle.l 'I'liined IMiair,,. lis anil M_ ; Hand ■li:i,c Slull', d Couch..';. Si; lot. ot Gho'.p To. ... Id to lid; 4,-c. &c. ul D.im pier's liob.-on streel Shop. iO li 1) TKM N YSON '.sTTiToe-n Anl-lifi-oiii J tucinor. !at St, Sepulchre's School, 8 p.n'. .o-ino.row.__ \\f A N T ED X N O W N. TO 111. CLKARKD, AT S T E l> II E N S 0 N ' S, I-AIIANI.'.IIAI'!: R(I.VT>. Nkwthm. 500 pairs Kid filo es. Is lld per pair; 1.0 0 pairs Lisle 'I bread Gloves, lid, worth I; l.adO piece- (good shadcsl Ribbon Velve.. I.N van',, for (Id; fit. yards Sash Ribbons 11 shades','is lid per yard; 'I.O'M dozen Di-.-ki Buttons 2d per dozen; Dress .Mv crials, .Id. Cd, 7_d per yard upwards; LOW) yards French Cashmere ill) shadcsl. Is per yard ; aOO yards Frouch Merino (li shades'. Is '.Id, worlli 2s lid ; Crimean Shirting. Old, Is. Is lld, to 2s :id per yard; Union Shirtings, from Bid upwards; Flannels, 7'd, 9d, Is per yard upwards; II x 1 Blankets (.ill wool) Da lld per pair. Try our Kis Trousers to Measure— can't ho beaten. MILLINERY—by experienced hands DRESSMAKING—by experienced hands TAILORING—by experienced hinds O.s- tiik Puiatis.:*. STEI'HENSON'S DRAPERY AND DALE WAREHOUSE. KARANOAJJAPE ROAD, NKWTON. . VAT A N T E 1) K|NO\V N - CLEARING-OUT C L EA 11IHC-OUT CLEARING-OUT A DRAI>E It ' S STO CX, lIOI'IIIIT EXCEKIU.N6IA' LOW. Tv- LOOK OUT FOR CHEAP LINES. "_* 1! R O W N S D R O W N S CHEAP DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT. '.HEAP DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT, TARNELL. VVT ANTE D X NO W N. _AT~ ItEW'S GROCERY STORE, VICTORIA-STREET, EVERY ARTICLE IS RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICE. GENUINE TEAS, wtOM Is. On. WHITE TABLE SUGARS, AT 4n i>Kn LB LIBERAL TERMS TO STORICKKEPKR3 AND LARGE BUYERS. Note the Adhkrss : REW'S GROCERY STORE, > VIOTORIA-STBEET. Calls ROCKY POINT GOLD-MININd COMPANY (LIMITED). . A Call of Threepence per Share on the Com pany's Capital has this day been made by the Directors, payable lo the Manager, at the Com pany's Olliee, New Zealand Insurance Building, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, Ihe llth inst. D. G. MacDO.nN'ELL. Manager. Auckland, May .'.. 1881, "XTEW OOr-UXIB.A (.O!_D-.M-NlN(i -I_l COMPANY (LIMITED). A Call of Sixpence per Share on the Company's capital has this day been made by the Director.", payablo to tbe Manager, at tho Company's Olliee, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the llth inst. , Credit as against above calf will be given lo Shareholders who have paid the last two pre vious calls of threepence each, D. G. MacDONNI.LI, Manager, Auckland, May 5,1831. Board and Residence. PRIVATE BOARD AND RESI DENCE.—Mrs Brighton has rooms for Ladies nnd Gentleman or two respectable Men (friends). Terms moderate.— Adoress Seaficld Viow, near Domain. HARDINGE VILLA, Hnrdingo-sticet, ol_ Victoria-street West—Vacancin. for Gentlemen or respectable Married Couples as Boarders. Healthy locality; commanding view; homo comforts; bath; piano. — Mrs Sharpo, Proprietress, , BOARD AND RESIDENCE.—Vacancy for Lady and Gentleman or two Gentle men ; large, airy rooms, bath and piano.—Graf fan House. Grafton Road, opposite Choral Hall. ELLESLEY HOUSE, Wei.i.es_ey-st., Auckland (Threo Doors west from Hobson-street). . BOARD, AND RESIDENCE. -;. fj A' Good Table kept; lofty and welf-vcntllatcd Bedrooms, Plunge and Shower Baths, and evory convenience to ensure tho comfort of Boarders and Visitors. Terms, £1 per week. ! M. MASON ,(lflte of .WclUnstap). P^prlptreja.



! Stlso<'ll.»neons Wanteds. ■i ,* CCKLAND Cr,OTHIN(! MANC'-AC < ._\ 'i'i.lUNfl COMPANY. Cii!.li.m.s.»lreot i:,..-:. near liritoinarl hotel. - Wanted. _■! | N'ciidlcwoiiien and Trou.-ier Finishers; girls I learn irade. ALL interested in the formation of Com mercial Hoad, Arch Hill, and King-land, are requested to attend a Meeting on Monday evening, at Mr Piper's. Commercial Hoad. B" OOT TRADE.-Wanted, a Respect able Boy for Clicking; also. I wo for the Bench; good wages.- Aucklam! I tool Factory, (.'uslonis-streel. /"". OKOM AN T) F, ZZ '' i IT) Si r l T All A Medical Man is required for the above Hos pital. Salary, .C_*i jier annum, with private practice. Application to be made to the under signed up lo TUESDAY. sth May, ISSI. .1. 11. HARRISON. Secretary Hospital Committee. /--IARDINALS' MAKCIL-Copiesmay be V. had al Eady's Music Warehouse. Queen-st. S_»AHTNER. -Wanted, a .ounf. Man with about _:;,,0 capital to join advertiser in establishing a Crocery Business close to Alio, hind ; a thorough knowledge of the busi ness indispensable, and must have the highest churacter.—Address "Confidence," Stau Oltlco. OJEE PROllßAMilE'o.'Readings ftTlit. lo James's Hall on Tuesday Kvening. TEA TRADE. — Advertiser requires a Situation, .'even ) ears experience in the above a.i Mi.oranil Travcllei ; is a fair Taster; übin live years in the (lroc-orv.-Ap.ily 0.N., HTAiiH.llc... mO \\ 11 l_E LWII f( ITITS~A 'NITTfOAt :| I • J HtIILDEHS.- Wanted, a good Oencral ll.nid; good wages to it suitable nian.-Stnne Urol hers, June] iun l'^rgc__Epstmi_. f\\6 PAINTERS. -A Young Man wishes JL to Improve Ihe trade ; wages not so much an object as to be taught tho trade thoroughly. —Address " W.J.C.," Staii Olliee.; mitAMVVAY TERMINUS. — Marine J. Villa Site 50 x Kill, fenced on two sides with double belt of trees, back, front, and up the centre. Splendid view, which can never be built out. Must be sold, and now oll'ered a de cided bargain at £220. Also, n very superior little Villa in Clarence street, cheap, at £HSO.— W. L. Mitchell, 8, Mercantile Chamber*. mo CAPITALISTS.—Wanted, Gentle- J man to join in tho Purchaso of most valuable N'riict of Lund ; very handy.—Address " A.H.,"Surniau's Store, Mount Eden. WANTED KNOWJN — MT^sTaiTe^ Jeweller (late of Victoria Btroet). bus rani-vctl to Princes street (opposite Masonic Hull). \\/~ANTED, a tidy Girl to assist ill TI housework; no washing,—Mrs 11. Birch II-1. Orpy-st.oct. WANTED, a Hoy, accustomed to machine.y.-t'ousins and Atkin, El. liotl -treot, \\T ANTED, '2 good Carpenters at new » » building, St. George's Hay Road. Par lie)), WAN fEOT 2 KoodfContmakcrs.—Apply A. Wrlglil, Hliortlandstrect, WANTI.D, a respectable Girl (between 17 oi lSi to assisl in hoiicoivork.- Apply to Mrs Lang. No. 10. Lower Hobson-slreet. TIT ANTED, a Servant Girl.-Apply to T T Mrs Fraser, Nelson and Baker-si reels. "VITANTED, Unincuinbeiod ('ouple — li a.an Cuicliman, wife Uencnl Serva t; several (.ook-Lanndresses, (leneral lli.uso iiia.ds. Par ourinaids, Waitress, Women Cooks. -Mrs Klemore's. ■V^TANTEI), at onco, a few additional TT Cigai makers. Constant work ul good wanes. -Apply nl the 'Auckland Tobacco Fac tory. Fin 1--Ureel.-Austin Walsh, -Manager, 4* l"_. T0 £I°.ooo r^NT7n _i_iliidbr(. 3W JL" Society principles, or on other term, to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on Weekly Payment System Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List ol Properties for sale on Itli page. Six por cent. -How oil. an money deposited for luvesimei" C. Williamson- Ijind. Estate, and Financial »u-cut and Valuer, High-street Auckland. To Let TBM) LET, a House of 9 rooms, Wynyard 1 Hoad. .Mount Eden,—Apply next door (Alum House), Wm, Colwell. rjlO LET, at foot of Grey-street, the 1 Prcmlbcs lately occupied by the N. Z. Itoo__Eactor.. .-Api^Murkct Hotel LET, Shop, with House thereto. In Mount Eden Koad.-Apply London Dairy, drey or Victoria-sheet. rjifj LK'i'Tat Mount Albert, a Raker and 1. Grocer- Premises ; new oven.—Apply to James Bound, Pusl-olliee, Mount Albert. f|iO LET, a New Five-roomed House in 1 O'N'cill-strcct. Ponsonby. -Apply at J. Roberts's, Grocer, Ponsonby ltoad. nno LET, a new Five-roomed llousu in I. Lincoln-siren , l'onsonbv. — Apply lo J. Cui-ric. opposite. .Bio l.E'l\ a I loomed House, Alexandra- I sir. el ; rent Ids (id.-Apply J. William., Victoria-street. mo"~L!.T, Vcli.|uriii.-hcil House and S 1 acres ... good ijind. Sit. Roskill Roud.- Apt.lv .1. R. Itanitu.ou. Mercantile Chambers, l.lneeii street. r|V) LET, cmiFortablo, wollsituatcd ti- I r. icil House, tun niinutis walk from Post cttl c. - Apply '.'ml bouse from Hepburn- Kli-eetaiiipusito Captain J.ably'..,). rSiO iiE LET in Hepburn -street, in a JL cheerful position, a new and convenient Family Pcsidenee, having a bath-room, and wiitur ami Kiu. lvi.l on.—Apply to F. O. Kwint' toil, KstlUO A_em. mi) LET, AT MOUNT EDEN J (UNFfHXIHHED). Desirable 8-roomed Vll|a just leaving Buildei'-s hands; Bath room, Scullery, Out-house. < on crccTiink. Verandah half-round. _ Bay Win dows. Hooiny Storage beneath house; largo I _v (i! volcanic Allotment, with frontage of '.15 feet.-Apply at Stau olliee. mo LET~besirablolliislnesa Premises, _S situate in Wyialliiiinstreel, next "Herald" olliee, now in the occupation of Messrs Schmidt Sc «'('•. Ties., desirable promises are centrally siiuiitcd, very convenient, and well adapted for an importer or wholesale merchant —Full parti cular.-, I). F. Evans. 1-anii Agent, Que n-street mO LET, that Comfortable Dwelling- JL Hun c, until lately in tho occupation of Mr Hibby, situated io the Kenyon Avenue, Mount Hod.HI, (i rooms, and nice batlirooni: couiinodious ouibiiil.lings : 'J stall stable and huggy-houso: pretty garden; good view; may !.-■ rented with v purcliHsieg clause.-Apply Chns. 11. Osmond. I_and Agent, 110, Quecn slrcct (next H. Tunks and Co.'s). ri^O BE LET ON LEASE, Brown's .1. Island, contiiining about 200 acres i all volcanic soil. Planted with JCnglish grasses Permanent water. The residence is new, large, und commodious, with suitable outbuildings. Splendid shelter for boats in ull weathers, and suitable cither for a Gentleman's Residence or n Dai. v Farm. Shunted within five miles of tlio North Shore, and one mile from the main laud. Steamers pass the Island several limes daily.— Address : Mr Leigh White, Scherirs Buildings Fort-street. /TROUNDTLOOR OFFICE in Vulcan \.'M Lane to be Let on completion of new buildings.—T. W. lliokson (opjiosito Hank of Nc iv Zealand^ ONEHUNGA.— To Let or Lease, a Larffo Store In Qiicen-slroot, Onehunga, opposito Savings Hank.—A pply (o P. Chirk, A'.-cnt, "YyAiy.HOUSE TO LET OR LEASE. Warehouse of two stories, with excellent cellar, in Albert and Little Qucen-streots. I). TONKS & CD. Boots and Shoes. . TOOK OUT FOB TIIE BLUE T> OO T. L U E X> O O T. QUEEN-STREET, OI'I'OSITK OARLICK AND CIIAXWELb's CITY HALL. A GRE A T SA L E OF BOOTS AND SHOES! BOOTS AND SHOES! A BANKRUPT STOCK BOUGHT FOR CASH-CHEAP. tar BE IN TIME. TE» AT THE p, L V E POO T, '» L U E *> O O T, 2-0, QIIEIOM STIIKUT. 0. B R OOKES AND CO, EcclcsiusticsU. CiT. LUKE'S PRESBYTERIAN K_) CHURCH, REMUERA. The Annual Soireo in connection with the above Church will be hold on FRlDAY'next, tho i)th of May. IRKENHEAD WESLEYAN CHURCH. The ANNUAL SOIREE in connection with the above Church will be held on THURSDAY Evening next, at 0 p.m. 'I ho following gentle men ure expected to be present: — Revs. H. Bavin-W. S. Potter, MeCallum, and Parsonson. Thos. Buddfe. Esq., Chairman. A late stenmer will run to convey Auckland visitors. LECTURE on the Resurrection by Mr Henisv Exi-KV, Evanselistfrom America, in the ChrlStiau Mcetinsr-housc, New North Road (late Congregational Chapel), on the "Re surrection of Christ; Its Necessity and Inc'n lrovertibility," on TUESDAY, fith May, at 7.-0 p.i.i. Sceptics also invited. Seals free. No collections. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION. CHORAL HALL. FRIDAY FIRST 9TII MAY. OPENING MEET-Nt-TOF THE WINTER COURSE OF LECTURES. HIsEXCELLKNCVriIEGOViIRSOj^tVILLPRKSinE. ' Addresses hy Right Rev. Bishop Cowik and Professor Aldis ; Mußic by members of Choral 86cicty. Admission. Is. Tickets may be obtained of any of the Booksellers and at the Kooms. Doors open at 7.30; to commence at _ o'clock.



»^or Sale. i Si*OK SALE, .'I Allotments ami _-rocmio( r H msc-Apply N. Hall, itnkcl-y-.trect-. JJ'OR HALE, Park f'Tineton.—Apply F .1- Quick, Albert .tree. FOR SALE, Country Hotel ; good loca (rade; favourite resort town visitors.- Apply stau Office. frtOlt SALE, Allotment, in Cot.lon (Lit. .! Dublin) Street, Newton — Apply to V Warren. Grocer, Newton. ISpOU SALK,l(Mpo^_n.linK Boat; coin 1 plcie. and in good ordor, with goar; price £17.—Apply A.J.IL, Post ollioivN'orrhcole. jj^Oß SALE, the Champion Fishing JL Yacht Bell-Apply to Hewsnn and Atol villo, Mechanics' Hay. ijlOR SALE, a bargain, 2 Large Allot ? ineiils. North Shore—For address apply ST AH Ofllee. ij^Oß SALE, Home-street, Croat Nortli il Road, wcll-ltulslied ;i rooint-d House, a short distiuiee irom School; cheap.—ll. Par tington, Stichbury's Buildings. TilOli SALE, Exmouth street, ".-roomed .I. Cottage, large orchard ; also, .-roomed Cottage for sale, separate or together.—ll. Partington. Land Agent. __^ JJIOR SALE, the yacht Magic, 25Teet __D in length, 7 foet neam, centreboard and gear complete-For particulars, apply. Glover und Niccol, Customs-street West. | riOR SALE, a first dim Ilorse, -i years Hr.1,1, nni.l, and thoroughly reliable; gor.d for saddle or harness; ion trial viv.-n; price, j;i.l. A.1.1r, rt.-iSiAii oilie... S,ioi: nmii dute -TATi-rrirr"To'mwi 1 Villa liesiil.-ncc in Franklin Koad, with two verandulis; water laid on. — ,'ird house (right, hand side) I'l-oni the Hay. 1" ?IOR SALE (Cheap), an Old-established ? Grocery and Fruit Business in a lending thoroughfare, ltcnl low.—Apply for address at Stau Olliee. 17*6 It SALE, Nice Family Residence, _ Mount Kden, 7 rooms; bat'u and wash house beautifully lini.hcd ; water laid ou ; cheap.- 11. Partington, lalild Agent. '__ IpiOß SALE, 4-r.omed Houso (allotment . .'l7 x 120) with good range, and water laid in. £!_.. down; remainder on easy terms.—F. Slant!ing, Liverpool-street. 1710K SALE, adjoining Pah Farm, One ? hunga. 5 to 10 Acres first-class Land ; grand site for residence; easy terras.—if. Partington, Land Agent. "Ij^Oß SALE, Northcote, about .'j acres of .MJ Land: line building site: water frontage and splendid viow, suitable for subdivision.— For further particulars, apply to J. R. Uarider. sou. Mercantile Chambers. (. ueen-street. ITJmJr SALK, Iv^drerl'iiss, Newhwrketi ? Grocery and Fruiterer's Business. Turn over about £-.5 per week. To bo .old cheap.— \pply at onco to D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. ITjiOR SALE, in I'arncll, four Iloiiscl Having had ono house burned down I am determined to soil the remaining four at any price. No reasonable oll'or refused.—Apply to Sam White, Fencer, CusloKis-strect J" TUH- SALE, a Farm within (i miles of Kawakawa, Boy of Islands, containing 80(i acres, all fenced and subdivided and wed watered; ..-roomed Houso, Stable, &c.—Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray, Land Agents, i'ort- Btreut. ■ 17*.0R SALE, 10 roomed Houso and _ aero . land at Arch Hill; 10 years' lease; £5 ground rent, prico £.120: weekly payments can he arrangod.—Apply J. W. Healh, Store, Chai lollc st„ New North ltoad (by Riding Svhooll. "|7IOU SALE, the RrigantiiioNightingale, J. 2--0 tons ri-gi-t..-.. Curries 18j.000 feet of tiniber, and hnvi.ig bow ports is adniirably adaptcil lor stowing long lengths, is well (oiind and in good order. The vessel being for absolute sale will be disposed of very cheap.— SI Niccol. Auckland, May ,Ird. I.SI. 1" 71011 SALE, '200-acre- Farm, I'npakurn Valley, II miles from Mamirewn Station : mot'illeil road; Ho'lse and Outbuildings; CO acres in grass and fenced; good soil. Price. £SOO. £luo can remain on mortgug..—Apply Peter OUphant, Solicitor, High-street IpTOIt SALE (Til-cat Nortjill'.oad].— Nino -JD rooiiicd Itcsidcuce, Sliible and Outbuild ings, and h.i'L-c Garilen ; 5 Allotnientu, IM x .--.. feci, with HI feet frontage to Stanley-street. A charming suburban residence ;.convenient distance from tlio el'y. Cards to i iew at P. F. Evans's, Estate Agont, 1120 1710R SALE (Mount Eden Road), Capital ' House-seven rooms, bath-room, scullery, stable, buggv-hou.o, wiish-hotlse, harncs?-room. store-room, workshop, dairy, concrete cistern with pump, gus in each room; large allotment, grand site. Cheap.—Kdw. Wnyte, 5. Mercantile Chambers. New Houses of six rooms. &c, gas in each room, i ,VJO each only, or to let. IriOß SALE, Symonds-street (opposite T. 1 Russell's. Esq.), a llrst-clnss Family liesi deaco of 10 rooms, fllted with all conveniences; g,.s and water laid on both upstairs und down; bath-room : kitchen, fitted with stove, dressers, &c.; Venetian blinds. The House is nicely .iuiutcil, and commands an extensive view of the harbour, &c. Terms can be arranged for.— Apply iinuieCi-tt.'ly lo I). F. -vans. Estate Agent and Auctioneer, Queen-street (next Hank ol Australasa. I'iVoU SALE, Coiiimwlioiis and Comfort -1 able Residence of II apartincnts, rcpicic with all modern comforts and conveniences, such as bath-room, littcd with h t and cold water appliances : gas laid ou to II rooms ; gus grate and kitchen stove. The house is in first class or.ler: tic rooms lofty and spacious; verandah and balcony on two sides, cuinmuud ini; a grain! l iew oi Ihe city, harbour, and ship ping. Thi3 properly iknown a_ residence of A. lie war, Es.| I is i.lcas.iiitl.v situated on College Hill, on the main road: 'ous<-b pass the dooy every few minutes, besides being only about twenty minute.' walk from Post-.,Dice. Th s is a .lullblil.ii- ivs-.de.iL-e for a family, or would make a tlr.t-elnsa llt»arUin^-lious«. —For fnrtlier niirlieulars. app-l. to I . F. Evans, Land and Estate Ageni. Auctoncer, &C, Queen.treot lii.'xl Hank of Australasial. TT" Q I. S A L X iIOTKL PROPERTY, in one of the Principal Const Towns of the North Island, containing . _ rooms; size of dininir-room. 31 x 22. aud the other rooms correspondingly large. Tho owner is about to leave Uie colony, and oilers this property at a vory low figure. Average tali lues. £70 pel week. REMUERA.—4. acres of Land facing the main road, subdivided Into grass paddocks and orchard. BAY OF ISLANDS.—Two Fauns. Freehold and Leasehold, containing I'til and 190 acres of rich Volcanic I_and; p'enty of wood and water. Houso of 8 rooms, and close lo a Post and Telegraph Olliee. Subdivided into 12 paddocks, laid down in Engli. Il grasses. WAIKATO.—IOO acres near Iluntly. £2 per acre; bush and fern, land, containing from nine to ten million feet knhikatcu, riniu, and mats timber, with two Cottages, and laud partly ploughed and fenced. ;>os per acre. A SCOTT & CO,, 7:1, Queen-street. T^i O U "S A L E. A Handsome Well-built PHAETON, nearly now, with roomy compartment, sui'able for oommoreial traveller, i:c„ with HORSE and HARNESS compkle. Horso nuiet and trust worthy. Apply Stau Ofllee. "VrOIiTHCOTE. — llouee with 10 A.res I_\ mid water frontngo, £7_o; cultivation and improvements.—W. F. Hammond and Son. CTFIEAI' FARMS for Sale, within easy / distance of Auckland; cusy terms.—Apply to I). F. Evans. Land and Estate Agent, Auc tioneer, &c, Quoen-stroet (noxt Bank of Aus tralasia). rnOSHIPBUILDERS AND OTHERS. Two Anchors, Heavy Cable Chain, Whcol, Windlass, and a quantity of Ship Goar, euitablo for a schooner, for sale cheap. —Apply to E. PORTER & CO , Queon-street. QUITE NEW.—Hogse of 7 rooms, with Bath. City WatofSupply and Gas laid on ; well tlnishea, slate roof, ornamental fence frontage ; allotment of 40 x 11.1, well drained ; situate in healthy and pleasant loculity in the city, with good viow. Thii is a property well worthy of attention, and will be sold imme diately. Price only £700, of which £400 may romain at 8 per cent, for a term of years.— J. R.RANDERSON, Auctioneer and Land Agent. Mercantile Chambers. CJUI-REY HlLLS.—Grand New Houses IO for Immediate Sale: Well finished Seven roomed House (largo rooms), with wash-house, bath-room, gas, and water; every convenience; Largo Allotment, 41 x 145; a few feet additional can be procured if desired—£72o. Also, adjoin ing. Six-roomed House, in good Older, well drained allotment, and a docided bargain—only £130. Terms if desired. These eligible rest-, deuces are both situated in Kent-street, and have never before been oll'ered for sale.—Apply J, It, Randerson, Auctioneer and Laud Agent, Alercantlle Chambers. IVfELROSE, 3 LARGE ALLOTMENTS IVi. cheap. Victoria Park, 3 Allotments, l!)s per foot, cheap Northcote, lots 'I'M tent deep 20s Wellington-street (city), £1,1 Bella-street, Ellerslie, lot 5.1, large depth, 2.1s Bayfield, very large Allotment, iIW, £100, and 22s Od per foot Mount Roskill, 50 x 118 ft liin, 45s per foot Richmond Road, 117 feel lots deep, i.l Iss per foot, cheap College Road. £7 15s per foot Gladstone (Norlhrotcl, ' aero. £8i Mclford-stroet. £2 lss per foot Northcote, cheap, £110; 100 x 107 Mount Kden, Prospect Terrace, cheap, 2.is per ft Mount. Eden, Cottage, ,i::; 00 Newton. Cottage, only £iOO Birkenhead, 25 acres, cheap Surrey nil's Estate, 5 grand Allotments. *Sper ft I ■■• >• *' •-., Franklin ltoad, best part, Cornor site; splei.did business >ite ... -„ Ponsonby and Franklin Roads, to Lease, for a0 years, grand position Prospect Terrace, Ponsonby, 4 rooms and out buildings, fSIO - Spring-street, Ponsonby, House (good condi tion), £2.10 Also, cheap Houses, &c. Inspection invited. W. G'ULLIVE R, COOMBKS'B CIIAMII-RC, SO. Q-BEN-STREET. Tenders mo CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. Tenders are invited for the Erection of Two Shops in Victoria-street. Plans, _pccillcations, eic. may be seen at my Ofllee, where endorsed tinders arc to be sent not later than 4 p m. of TUESDAY, 13th inst. The lowestorany tender not necessarily accepted. THOS. SHIARELL, Architect. St. Mungo Chambers, Queen-street (opposite new Bank of New Zealand). ■ mO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. Tenders will bo received until 4 o'clock oh TUESDAY, May 13th, 1831, for the Erection of a In Rylo-streot, Ponsonby. Plans and specifications to be Been at MUNRO & PAGE'S, Blacksmiths, Albert-streetj. Continued oa First P»E« ,!_.



I*Hl.i__ Nv.th.cs. 1 "|\/1"R BOAR'S READINGS.-Tuesday -LvJL Evening next. NOTICE —I have just received, direct from Waltham American Watch Com -. puny, 1- Lndies' Gold Keyless Watches; 12 1 Gents' Keyless Gold Watches, all of the best - quality gold—Plain, Engraved, and Enamelled Cuses.— _'. 11. Lewlsson, Watchmaker, opposite _ Union Bunk. .7^ H A L L 1 N G E. I, the UndorMgnod, owner of the R»Y Boy, will sail a mulch against the Fnv lor £5 or up . wards. J. COLLINS. • iVTR BOAK will recite "The Road to I-LtUL Heaven" and "Christmas Hay in the Workhouse," by G. R. Sims (author of '"Lights o'London "|, in Kt. James's Hall. To-morrow , evening. rfioT)THACIIE CURE. — Instantaneous , I Relief-ODONTALfiIO.-ls per bottle. , F. C. SIIARLAND, opposito Post-olliee. JUST OI'ENELT—AIf Sizes in Boys' Jersey Suits, with caps to match, Cs lld I upwards; I-button Tun Gloves, block stitching; Widows' Caps. 3s (id upwards; German ' Ulsters, Morley's Winter Hosiery. Velvet ■ Cosies, beautifully embroidered, 3s Cd; Mack Satins, 2s fid upwards ; Goatskin Hearth Itngß, 17s lid; French Beiges, Is; Foulo Twills, Is (id ; ; in all new shados and all w001.—12 cases of the . above goods, ex Tongariro and Alastor.—J. M. McLuelilan, Queen-street, corner of Welleslcy s'rcit. mo BUILDER., a.. D PI.OPEHTV 8 c.fWXKIi--. Tin" nn.liT-igi.od arc prtipar.-d to Exea\at.i < l!ounci.ls in tlio I.nncr Parts or the (.'ity ii(.oi, incoialfy favourable terms, w. &o. w.nst..:< . IliifiiMay Hoard Notices. c.i^Z'-'Z'f: >S <-,-^U^_-^v..-_> TpDEN TERRACE ROAD DISTRICT. Tho following is the result of the Poll of Rate payers for the _.l- ction of Three Trustees, taken on Saturday, the 3rd of .May, 1881 ;— Paton, Francis Thoniiis 12 Hill, Thomas Uoucher 32 Phillips. James .9 Moginie, John 14 Taylor, skluiund 15 1 hereby declare tho first three mentioned I gentlemen duly elected Trustees of the Board for the District above-named. F. H. HEIGHWAY, Returning Ofiicer. May :i, IS-'l. TVTEWMARKET ROAD DISTRICT. The following is tho result of tho Poll of Rate payers for the Election of Two Trustees, taken on tho 3rd May, 1881 :- Votes. William John Suiter ..60 Frederick George Claylon .. 12 William Charles Walker .. .. 37 I, therefore, hereby declaro Messrs William John Suiter and Frederick George Clayton duly elected Trustees of tlio Newmarket Head Dis trict. JOHN ANGUS, Rolurning Officer. May 3.1881. "DIRI-ENIIEAD ROAD DISTRICT. The following Votes having been this day re corded to (111 the Vacancies in the abovo Hoard- William Thompson .8 Jonathan Pickering 2ti ll.iiry J. liuwkin. ill .lvi.ins W.iir 17 William Stevenson i;i John itendcll II —I hereby declare the lirst three gentlemen to be duly elected. THOMAS SEAMAN. May 3rd, 1881 Returning Ofllcer. jVJOUNT EDEN ROAD DISTRICT. ELECTION OK TRUSTEES. Declaration of Poll on May 3, 18SI, nt tho Mount Kde-i Mill:— Joseph Potter 123 Votes. Christopher Bailey .. .100 „ James Paico _0 „ Samuel Jenkins .. 20 ~ Informal 3 ~ Mr Joseph Pottkr and Mb Christopher Il.vu.KV having received the two highest num bor of votes, I ri>clare them to be Elected as Trustees for the Mouut Eden Hoad District for the ensuing term. JOHN' SI'ICKLEY. tteturning Ofiicer, _May 3,18-1 Mount Kdcn Road District. TAEYON POUT ROAD PISTKJCT. .In terms of "The Regulation of Local Elec tions AcL, ISTiJ," f hereby give nolice that the fallowing Ratepayers have this day been duly Nominated for Eleetinu as Members of the Devonport Road Hoard :— ALISON, KWKN WILLIAM DACRE, CHARLES CRAVEN GLEN NY, JOSEPH JERVIS, 401 IX WRITE, TllO'.fA . LEIGH As :he number of Candidates exo oils the nuiiibiir of oil!.-.'., to he lilti-,1. 1 hereby give nntlee that the Election of Four of the above will bo bel.l on TUESDAY, (ill. day ot May, 1881. at the olliee of the Board, Devonport Hull, fii.ui II a.m. toll p.m. HKN.L TANNER. Returning Ofiicer. D.vonpqrl. April _".». 18SI. T YON DALE ROAD DISTRICT. The Annual Meeting of Ratepayers will bo held in tho Avondale Public Hull on WED NK.UA.Y next. Mft. 7. ISS-. at 7.30 p.m. JOIfN 1.0L1...-11., Chairnian. TAEVON PORT ROAD DISTRICT. N 0 tTc E. The Annual Meeting of the Ratepayers of the above District will be held in tho Devonport Hall on MONDAY, .">th May, 1881, at 8 o'clock p.m. llusiness: To receive Annual Report and Paiuuca Sheet, and to consider the advisability of forming thu District into a Borough. Ily onler o.' the Hoard. UENJ. TANNER, Secretary. Gazette in Bankruptcy. T N IS A N X 11 U 1> T C Y. IN THK SUPERIOR COURT OF RANK RUPTCY, HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act, 1853." NOTICE IS IIEKKDV OIVKMTIUTI.LOUIsNISBHT, of Whangaroa. in tho Provincial Dinlrlct of Auckland, in N»w Zealand, Hush Contracor. have this day tiled in the said Court at Auck land a Petition to be adjudged a Bankrupt. Dated this sth day of May, ISSL LOUIS NI*BET. Jonx A. Rbji.i:, Dobtor's Solicitor, Quoen-st. Corporation Notices. piTY O F AUCKLAND. EMILY PLACE (TO THE HEAD OP JERMYN-STREET) STEPS (JACOB'S LADDER!, EMILY PLACE. Tho above aro now CLOSED for PUBLIC TRAFFIC (during cutting down works). P. A. PHILLIP3, Town Work. Town Clerk's Office, April 30,1551. 403 Licensing Notices. <s*-s£'-35'v.?7£rf> <i_Z_W&£&t&r fiITV OF AUCKLAND NORTH. NOTICK OF APPLICATION FOR A PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. I, William Hkai.y, of Auckland, Hotel keeper, do hereby give notice that 1 desiro to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Mooting to bo holden at the Resident Magistrate's Court, Auckland, on tho Second day of Juno, 1881, apply for a Certilicato authoiising tho issuo of a Publican's License for a house eituato at Wyndham street, and known by the sign of the Shakespeare Hold, containing II) rooms, exelil. sivo of those required for the uso of tho family. (IS o'clock). Dated Ihe Second day of May. ISSI. WILLIAM HEALY. piTY OF AUCKLAND NORTH. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICENSE. I, Ciiahi.es Henry Dodoe, of Auckland, being the holder of a Publican's License in res pect of the house and premises known by the sinn of Tho Shakespearo Hotel, and situate at Wyndham-street. Auckland, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at tho next Licensing Meeting, to bo holden at the Resident Magistrate's Court. Auckland, on the second day of June. 18S1, apply for a Transfer of the said License from mystlf to WILLIAM HEALY, my appointee. Dated the 7th day of March, l_u. CHARLES HENH.Y DODGE. AUCKLAND EA.IT CITY OF AUCKLAND. NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO REMOVE A LICENSE TO OTHER PREMISES. I, Geohgi: Isles Pantiik. of Queen-street, in tho City of Auckland, in the Provincial Uis rict of Auckland and Colony of New Zealand, being the holder of a Publican's License in respect of the house and premises situate at Queen-street. Auckland aforesaid, known as tho Waverley Hotel, do hereby give notice that I de_iro to obtain, aid will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at AuckLnd aforesaid, on the fourth day of June. 1881. apply for the Removal of the Llcenso for tho aforesaid houßO- and premises to a house situate at Queen-street, Auckland aforesaid, in the Licensing; District of Auckland East aforesaid, and contain ng fifty; . seven rooms.' ' -,"■ '' :," ■p- DafCd the Becpnil day of May. 18U... . I r. : - &EOR-K ISLES PANTKR. A . ____—•"" ___« — iin ni-nT nr__T-i i„_m___________B--ITI-WI--i



Busines-i -Voticcs PIANOFORTES Tuned and Repaired b; an experienced hand from Ivirkninu's London. Tunin«, iia; Ilainup-rs Rofelied, ont ' guinea.—W. flior, Karangahape Road, Nowtoi ; (opposite Prlmo's, Ironmonger). M~" UFFINS !~MUFFINS "MUFFmS At Percy's, 110, Grey-street; at Wright's. Pastrycook, Queen-street; at McKeowns Im perial Bakery, Wharf. Boys wanted. AKBITRATOH] [.SC'BIVE.NEF rr O R A C E S M I T H, - VENUSIA," UPPER PITT-STREET, AUCKLAND, ACCOUNTANT PUBLIC AND AUDITOR. Tradesmen's. Solicitors', Ihiblic Companies' Rooks, &c„ opened, audited, aud ad ju-'ted, and arrangements made for keeping same. INSTKUCTION IN hook-keeping by double entry. Trams o\ Application. Dkkds Knobossed on Parciimknt ok Papeb. TLT OUNT EDEN STATION. AUCKLAND-WAITAKEKKI SAWING AND PLANING MILTS. J. & H. SYMTH beX to inform their frionds and the public that, owin^ to the Waitakerei Mill being burned, they havo mode arrange ments for Keeping up the supply of all kinds of Huilding Timbor until their own mill is com pleted and have also n large quiuitlty of Shin gles, Palings, House Blocks, Posts, Kails, nnd Firewood coining forward, and which (hey are prepared to sell at the lowest rates. May 1. 1831. J .HEAP AND GOOD CUTLERY. THOMAS SAMUEL, Importer of Culle.y, has just received a good supply of all kinds of TABLE AND POCKRT CUTLERY, Consisting of Ivory and Bono Table Knives, Pocket Knives, Luekwood'u and Johnston's scissors and Razors, superior makers. ELECT It O-PLATKD %V AR E— Fork.. Spoons, Cruets, etc. All tho abovo Goods selling at very low prices, wholesalo and retail. THOILVS" SAMUEL, 108, Qncon-BL (next Mr Weatpfahl. Bootmaker! TA NGE L O AND CO., • wlah to inform the Inhabitants of Auck land and surrounding districts that they hava placed their Business in tho handa of an expe rienced Manager, and will in future trade under tho title of "THE AUCKLAND FISH AND OYSTER | COMPANY," And having secured extensive WHOLESALE PREMISES IN GUSTOMS-ST. WEST. Aro prepared to execute all orders with punc tuality and attention. Liberal Terms guaranteed. Letters, Orders, etc., addre_sod to THOS. F. REDDY, Manager Auckland Fish and Oyster Company, will reccivo immediate attention. RETAIL PREMISE.1., 207, QUEBN STREET. MALCOLM NICCOL. j [H. WALTER HEWETSOM. "VTIOCOL AND HEWETSON. TELIU-KAPHIC' AI.UKKKS-" NICCOL." Wc having this day Entered Into Partnership ns SHIP AND FREIGHT BROKERS and GENERAL MERCANTILE AGENTS, the Business hitherto Carried on by MR NICOJ_I_ will In futuro bo Conducted by US, under the Style or Firm of NICCOL AND HEWETSON. Mr Niccol will Pay all Debts duo by him and Reccivo all Debts due lo him prior to the date of our Partnership. M. NICCOL. U. WALTER HEWETSON. Auckland, May Ist. 18.L A S X F O R, AND SEE THAT YOU GET, ...&._. S WAljL<m' & AlUK,''''b B,& \. CELEBRATED TREACLE 'IKKACLE and GOLDEN SYRUP. GOLDEN SYRUP. FOR VALUE AS DIETETIC See Meiuciai, Testimonials. Meetings. AUCKLAND BAND OF HOPE UNION.—A Special Practlco of Pieeea lo be _ung at thu Annual Gathering will take plac* TO-JIORR.iW (Tuesday) EVENING in tho Newton Congregational School at 7.30. AH desiring to take part must at'end this practice. Members of tho Choir and other frionds are invited to assist. MACDERMOTT & ROTHKRHAM, Secretaries. BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCH-TY. N 0 Tl C E. The Annual Meeting of the above Society will be held in tho V.M.C A. Rooms on TUES DAY EVENING in.-xt. when tho report will bo r.ad and oddretscs by the deputation with Other gentlemen will ho given. Joseph Wilson, Esq.. will preside. SSmaSEBW *»*«•« Drapery. A V I S. A V I S. AVIS. Gents.. Coloured Kid Glovo3—Josephines Ist Oholco—ls lld per pair, at the BONMARCHE. Gents.', Ladies', and Children's Hoelocy, In great variety, at the BON MARCHE. Astounding value In Millinery and Lace Goeds at tho BON MARCHE. Dress Fabrics In all Ihe Newest Textures at tho BON MARCHE Tho Lewis Gen«- faced Velveteen and otber special makes. In all colours; also black, at Is (Jfl per ya'd, at the IK/N MARCHE. Blankets, Sheetings, Flannels, and oholco stock of Cretonnes, should bo seen at once at the BON IIABCHK, New Season's Goods in all Departments, from English and Continental Markets, just re ceived at the BON MARCHE. 217, Queen-street (noxt Howin Bros., Orocers). /CLOVES! GLOVES! GLOVES! COMMERCIAL HOUSE, COMMERCIAL HOUSE, 172, Qcehnstreet. WILSON, WILLIAMS, k MtCULLAGH Have just oponod a Large Parcol of theabo. c, In 4 and C-buttou TAN KID 4 and 6-hutton SWEDE TAN KID EMBROIDERED SWEDE MOUSQUETAIRI. (in 8-hntton lengths) GAUNTLET KID 4 and 6button BLACK AND COLOURED JO3EPHINES, and A Large Assortment of CASHMERE ar-» SILK GLOVES, all colours. WILSON, WILLIAMS, AND Mp/xfUiAGH, 172—quekn-strfe',-" j'2. May 1,1881. __________ jtotela. p R _YHO'ND HOTEL. JOHN D"B^i I'l'.ol'lllETOK. Tbe Proprie* be(fS w return his warmest thanks to hie-Tie,dß aml tl,u Pubbc for their post piitronao. ,nd ttusta that by civility., attention,' aiA k*tfMf (as. heretofore) nothing but the Best 1^" ot Wißes —* Spirits, Ale, fltc, &c„ lie wljn<'rila continuance of-same. I Vacancies, , Tcnns IWpdeVi^e.. ' __m__mm^________m\



Personal V rpHE IWINTEK who took the new '• .&. lliusl.es from a house in C.-afton Road o please return then, anil flnt_.li his contract!; if » not will he prusecut'i.l, as his address i» known. T RETURN my most Sincere Thanks to _I_ thoso kind NeiL'hbours and Friends whoso . kindly collected tfie ..utn of J... Ss fid to defray ' Conn expc'i»e. of Knox v. Rums; also, for getting the water l-iii on to my premises—Mrs ; Burns. Rokcbyst-ccl, off I'pper Queen street. MRS" MOORE andlainily,"lafe of Great Brunswick-street, Dublin. Ireland, by calling upon William Adams, lis Grey stret.t, will lo ar ol'-o,n, thing to their advanta'C IE WILLIAM TfYDE (o7s'u AliYTwill Coniiiiiiiiicnie wild nis Friends in York, ■ l.iiar'iiiul be wi.l hear of . onicthiiig to his l.d vantage.—o>.hcr papers piece copy. Lost ami Foiiiu.. _£*~j REWARD.—Lost, from Penrose, a 36/JL Hay Mure, whileblai/e ; with ononew saddle, ■_ brfliles, and ;'. new halters ou her neck. Finder lewarded.—Apply Mr A. Buckland. Auckland. . .* ■t AS REWARD.—Lost, from Epsom, on JL \f 22ud April, an old, well-bred bay Mare large brand on neur shoulder.—Finder apply H. Garland, Epsom. 10ST, from Heme Bay, Ponsonby, Two J F'lat-bottomca flingics; one black and ono white.—Apply Star Olliee. T ORT, Box, on Queen-street Wharf on JLJ .Ist April,marked W. Mc 'mhie.-Rcwnrd paid on return to Tarn 'o Shanter, st nmcr. LOST, from Papatoitoi, a Dark-bay Mare, branded *■' P. 8." upside down on the neck, left hind foot white, and whito star on forehead. Findor rewarded. — Apply John 11. Martin, North Shore. LOST, at Ponsonby (somewhere between J. ranklyn Roud and Shelly Beach), a blaok Waterproof Saddle Cover.—Finder rewarded on returning same to D. F. Evah_, Quoen-street, or Glcnburu. Ponsonby. LOST, on Thursday evening, a Receipt Book bolor.ging to Parcel Delivery.— Finder will bo rewarded by returning same. LOST, in January, between Symonds-st. and Vlucortt St., via Witicho_tcr-st., New ton, a Poor Woman's Gold Locket, carved on both sides, more one side than the other; piece hair inside.—lf found in possession ot any por- Boti after this date they will bo prosecuted. Ss reward on leaving the sumo at Harris's, Grocer, corner Cook-.treet and Vincent street. 1710UND, a Dingy, painted white— _ Owner can havo tho same by applying to J. J. Swinncrlon, Devonpert, North Siioro. 1710 UND, nt Hirkenhead, a Gold Locket. . —Apply to F. J. Hill, at Brown & Camp bell's Bond. Shipping. _A-_.fr _- CJTEAM TO WADE and j__^2krk KJ PUHOI.—Tho S.s. TAM- a k-Tli.l? will loavoas. <-_-jß9«sps3*iar*'undei' (weather permitting):— Auckland to Wade. Wade to Auckland. ft—Monday, 11 p.ni. fl—Tuesday, 1 p.m. It—Friday, 3p.ni. 10-Saturday, 7 a.m. Auckland to Puhoi. Puhoi to Auckland. 7—Wednusday, 11 p.m. B—Thursday, 5 p.m. Orders and Small Parcels to be left at E. Mc- Koown's, Queen-street Wharf, or W. S. Whitley, Queen-street. Not responsible for goods or par cels without shipping note. __-____■■__. VIOLENT Raging Toothache is in . nearly every instance instantaneously cured by using odumiilgicoii, tho new remedy, la—C. W. Oouilaon. London Arcade. UELI__F Irom Cough in Ten Minules.— i SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL. Price, _s (i i and la lid.—F. C. Slmrlund, opposite the Post-oHlce. 3 X.Sl.l.iNHl n'm the HAlß.—This elo _ \., if an i preparation cimiplolely eclipses rfver) tirUcle ot a similar kind now beforo •J.u public.—Price. lsUd a buttle.—SUAMAUa, A POtUticarlos' llalL \ \ \\T O R M 8. ." 1 T All eUildre.n siiti'er from them. H mivii»-'.-.1. «ak lor th- Certain Ou'.. -.HaRLaNHS WORM POWDIU.S, lspaekot. Aiioth.-e_.ioa' Hall, iipposib. Post-uince. RATS[ RATS! RATS !-Use SHARLAND'B PHOSPHOR PASTK, Rats oat it greedily, and die; oo smolL Price, One Shilling a Bottle. 8. 0. BHAI.LAND opposite Post-ofllca. I \ R. All N OLD'S PENNY ROYAL U AND STEEL PILLS.-The most popular mcdioiucuf the day. Price, 2sCd a box.—Colo nial Agent. F. C. Siiaiilani., oppceito tho Post nil..-. Laud and Estate Agent*.. 17* <;. EWINC T0 N, * • ESTATE AGENT, (.I'RBN-STBEKT (KSTcBHSIIKD iH Vkakh.) ' FOR SALE- 1.-'a-eliuld Piopertiesint'liapol s reel. , FOR BALK—Freehold Property next to Girls' IHkli -ichcol. Queen street. K. ilt ."ALE-Petty Collage, Mount Roskill Roml: iM;. I. on easy terms. FOR SALE — Volcanic .Allotment, Rocky Nook; cheap, and on easy terms. FOR SALE—Comfortable House fn View Avenu.-. FOR SALE—A Cottage in front of Cricket Ground. * FOlt SALK—A Farm-house and 110 acres of L»...l with valuoblii orchard : J_ioo cosh. F-It SAI.H A 7 roomcil House. Mr. Roskill Road, tor iGOfl; one of the best houses in Ihe district. FOR BALK—A desirable Volcanic Building Site. 117 x-l- feet. Two-thirds of thu land has been cleared ol stones, dug about two feel deep, and suitably planted. Any invalid or person requiring a large building site in a healthy leculity, close to town, could nol possibly get a. bitWr. F.lit SALIC—In Hepburn-street, a new Con crc-e. l-i use for CffiQ (leasehold). A bargain. FOR . ALE-Mr J. Drylnmi's ilc.ivabie Ide- Bidci.ec. Mount. Roskill Road ; _.7... Foil SALE—That .llbstanlial Hexagonal House, Great North ltoad ; *3JO. _ F.iK SALE (ror £'80| - Two Allotments, :, Kooky Noilk. and n Sixroomcd House in an elevated position. The Houso and one Allel ic -nt, £270, Other Houses, Shops, Cottages, Allotments, and Farms For Sale. Auctions. TOMORROW. '* AT NOON. HOUSE IN ELLIOTT-STREET FOR REMOVAL. R. ARTHUR '.-". WILL Sell at his Mart, to-morrow, CtJ» Way, at 13 o'clock, A HOUSE IN ELLIOTT-STREET. Without Reserve. W. 8. COOIIIUKX] IMS. DAOKB TOMORROW, TUESDAY. IRONMONGERY, FANCY GOODS, BOOTS, " BOOKS, CLOTHING. ' >* THE Subscribers will sell, at their Rooms. Queen-street, tc morrow (Tuesday), at 11 o'clock, IRONMONGERY, consisting ot - Brackote, Screws, Hakes, Fenders, l_ocks, Trays, Ti-ap-. Scale-, Weights, Hinues, Bolts, Ihwks, Garden Tools, Camcntors' Tools, Tinware, Ruekets, &c. WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S BOOTS and SLIPPERS. 100 NOVELS nnd OTHER BOORS. SUITS CLOTHING. SAMUEL COCHRANE A SON, Auctioneers W. 1. UOCHUANKJ [JAS. DAOBS TO-MORROW. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. REMOVED TO M A.IIT FOR CO.'.'VKNIENCE OP SALE. TH E Subscribers will sell at their Auction Rooms, Queen-Direct, To-tnorrow (Tues day), (Ith inst, at 11 o'clock, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, compri_ing- Spring-eated Couch, Centre Table. Austrian Cane and Rocking Chair, Eight Day Clock Hearthrug, Linoleum, Matting, Wool Mats Dining Table, Double Iron Hcdslead (brnsß mounted), Soring Mittlrnss. Itiinu Dressing Table and washstand. Toilet Ware Mirror Dresser, Glass, Crockery, Kitchen Utensils. ' SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, AUCUotMUiVS. WEDNESDAY, MAY 7. DRAPERY dALEBy AUCTION. MESSRS OAimiNES & TAYLOR WILL Sell by Auction, on Wednesday next, at 11 o'clock sharp. Dresses. Ready-made Robes. Shirts, Hosiery Socks. .Mocking.. Polonaises. Gents I weed Sub's. Hoys' and Youths' ditto' -.-usersand Vests, Hats, Rugs, Over coats, Carpeting, Frillings, Braces, etc. Also, t Produce, Potatoes. Onions. Oatmeal Flour Sugar, 'lea. Kerosene. Soap Sharps' O-iis. Bran. Chaff Fnrifitnra, Piano (cheap), Jewellery, Fancy Goods, etc. JOHN LEVDON'.J __»WAKD LUVHO.V. WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, ISSL JOHN ft ED. LEYDON have received ft iiistriielioiis from Mr Foster to sell on the. above date. THE lIUILDING KNOWN AS THIC AURUIiA IIO'UEL, bliuaied in ViatoriT — T_)oa]K)i(,ol!jjivi(o)jd owler.the Snibes com pr^sinKtbe-JUsiebeliieal.Orst-class' ' '"^.fi ''--- '■ ■■■■■>■■ <■■<■- I ,:;<_.--:. ;ijo BX.IBRVg_'(.-.i-L'..!. ,63(111] «i<_nUnu«« «lb VouZtJi. Vag<r _________________MO_i______l