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Wku.incton, this day. Judgement was delivered tin's morning in tho Supreme Court by Judge Richmond in the case of Wilberforco and Try Again Gold Mining Co. This was an appeal upon a caso stated to the Resident Magistrate at Wellington, the question being whether the forfeiture of shares under section ~>l of the Mining Companies Act, 1872, is absolute on non-payment of a cull within 21 days after its due date and default of the Company in taking eli'octual proceedings for its recovery within tho period limited by the act. His Honor decided that though the Company lo.=cs its right of action for a particular c:ill by not suing within tho time limited. Vet it is optional with the Company whether the shares are thereby forfeited. And the Com pany can, therefore, recover subsequent calls. The appeal was dismisocd.

SUPREME COURT.-Civil Sessions.

This Day.

(Before His Honor Mr Justice Gillies)

Edwin Mitohelson v. John Bascomjje — Claim, £IGI 10s 9d, for goods sold and de livered.—Mr E. Heskoth (instructed by Mr E, Mahony) for tho plaintiff; Mr Thoe. Cotter for tho defendant.—This case was commenced on Thursday last, and tho hearing adjourned while a witness named Edward Stndlcy Lewis was still in the box. His examination was now Continued and finished. Basil Hawkins, manager for Mr Mitcllolson at the Aratapu store, also gave evidence. —Mr Cotter then opened up tho defence, stating that tho defendant denied having received the goods in rospect of which the claim was made, and alleging that in fact they were ordered and received by Lewis on his own responsibility, so that ho alono was liable. Ho then called the defendant, John Baseombo, to give ovi dence.—At this stage His Honor inter posed, saying that thero was very little uso in putting one witness into the box in order to swear against two others. How could ho be ex pected to beliovo the one as against the two ? It would only lead to perjury on one side or tho other.—Mr Cotter said that after such an expression of opinion from tho Bench ho would not oxamino the witness.

Tho Court then adjourned for an hour in ordor to allow tho learned counsel to confer with a view to tho settlement of the caso.

On tho Court resuming, Mr.Cotter said :— In this caso, your Honor, thero has been no actual sottlomont como to, aiid, in order that there may bo no misunderstanding, I Would like you to mako clear what you in timated boforo I mentioned that there would be four witnesses who would deny Lewis's testimony, and that Bascombo him self would deny tho testimony of Hawkins and Denby. Now, if I understood your Honor aright) you said that you could not be ex pected to take Bascambe'a testimony as against Hawkins's and Donby's.—His Honor: I said that putting Lewis's tosti mony on ono sido altogether, that of Dcnby and Hawkins is quite sutlicient—oven although denied by Bascombo—to convinco mo that tho transfor of the account was a merely nominal transfor, and that thero was no intimation given to them that Bas combo considered himself relieved from tho liability. Looking to tho rela tive positions of tho parties, I hold that I would bo justified in accepting Hawkins's and Denby'.i testimony oven if it were denied by Bascombo. My reason for expressing that opinion instead of wait ing till the end of the case is that I do not like to hoar persons swear point blank against each other in tho box.—Mr Cotter: After this I am prevented from doing any thing, and the bost way therefore out of tho difficulty is simply to withdraw tho case.— This was accordingly done, and judgment given for tho plaintiff, the costs to be assessed on tho lower scale.

(Loft sitting.)

LAUNCH AT DEVONPORT.

A small screw steamer intended for tho postal gomco at Kaipara, built for the (io vornment, was launched from Messrs Sims and Biown's yards, Devonport, at 10.30 this morning. Among those present were Mr Nancarrow, Government Inspector of Machinery: Mr Fraser, of Fraeer and Tinne ; Mr Lawrence ; and sovoral ladies. Ths christening ceremony was performed by Miss Nancarrow, who named tho vessel "The Pilot." Tho steamer was built by Messrs Sims and Brown to order of Messrs Fraser and Tinne, who were the sucoessful contractors for the whole, as designed by Mr Trovethick, naval architect. Tho engines are by Fraser and Tinnie, and are of the compound surface condensing type, tho high pressure cylinder being 9 inches, and tho low pressure cylindr 17 inches, and tho length of stroke 12 inches. Tho engines will indicate about SO horse powor, with boiler pressure of 801bs to tho square inch. Tho steamer is 63 feet in length, 11 foot beam, 7 feot depth of-hold. Slio is built with kauri planking and puriri timbers, and is copper Fastenea throughout). Ilor registered ton nage will bo about 30 tons gross. She is well and faithfully put together, and in evory respect a credit to her builders. Tho vessel will bo ketch rigged. She will bo a suitable addition to tho Kaipara service, and will supply a want long felt.

INQUEST.

An enquiry into tho cause of tho firo which occurred at the residence of Mra O'Connor, in Wollesley-street, -was held this afternoon at Oram'a Hotel, beforo Dr. Philson, coroner, and a jury (Mr Mahoney, fore man). Sorgoant Whito conducted on behalf of tho police. Mr K. H. Stevenson ap pwed for tho Union', Mr H. W. Hoath for tie London and Lancashire, Mr Mans Clarke for tke Fire Insurance Association, and Mr James Russell for tho South British Insuranco Company. Tbo en quiry was proceeding as wo wont to pros.

Auckland Sharemarket.

AP.UL IC, 18S1.

Bank of New Zealand—£22 13s; buyers, £22 Auckland Gaa-£9l2s Gd; buycre, £910s; aollers, £8 15b Thames Gas^-SeHers. 27a 6d £ Now Zealand' Loan and Mercantile—Sellers. £5 Taupiri Coal—2os : Bailors. 21b Now Zealand Timber-Sellers, fo 2s Gd Prince Imperial-lls Gd, Iob; buyers, Ha 6d;

Q^eon of Beaufcy-Sollers. 2s 3d Deep Level Cross—Sollors, 2s 3d JOSEPH NEWMAN. Chairman.

A case of typhoid fever was received into the hospital to-day the sufferer being a young man named smith from Kybor Pass Koad.

The ordinary causes sot down for hearing at the present Civil Sessions of the Supremo Court have now been disposed of.but there remain for trial two special jury cases fixed for tomorrow and Friday respectively, and the divice action of Swanson v. Swanson, which will be taken on Saturday morning. Sittings in Chambers will bo held on Tues day and Friday noxt week.

To the Editor : Sir,— Kindly allow me to correct an erroneous impression that has got abroad re the collapse of thetotahsators at the recent race meeting. I had nothing to do with the alterations to tho machines that were supposed to remedy certain defects in tho distribution of tickets. When I was consulted as to the advisability of so doing, I sjave an opinion against it, and declined to do the work. It seems, however, that some one has altered them since, tho effect being to cause dissatisfaction to the public. As I made two of the machines at work, which hitherto have given the greatest satisfaction, I think it is only right that the public should know that the fault in this instanco does not lie with me.—Yours, &c., Geo. W. I-leslof.

The three hundred and odd immigrants who arrived here yestsrday afternoon by the Rangitikei had a very narrow escape from a brief detention in quarantine. Dur ing the voyage from London, no less than forty-three cases of measles occurred, mostly amongst the chil dren in the married people's quarters, but fortunately no deaths occurred directly from that causo. The last case of measles was cured just 22 days ago. As the Act prescribes that if any infectious disease exists within 21 days of arrival in port the vessel and passengers must bo quarantined, ifc will be seen how close the now arrivals were to having a most unacceptable ex teneion of a passage already prolonged by adverse weather.

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The Queen's Journey to Germany.

London, April 15.—The Queen started to-day for HcssoDarmstadt, Germany. New Russian Ministor to London: It is announced that M. Staal has boon appointed Ru.'sian Minister at the Court of fct, James's vice Baron Moureaheim. Tiio Chiacßß Govornmcnt in Earnest.- The Army to bo Augmented. Hoso Kojfn, April 15.—Intelligence is to hand from I'ikin announcing that Schang Shan, the Viceroy of Canton, has been publicly degraded for disobeying the orders of the Government, and that the military oltieers, who arc answerable for tho loss of Bacninh, have boon condemned to be be headed. General Levy has been ordered by the Chinese to augment the standing army.

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(Rocoivod April 16th—2,30 p.m.) Tho French in China.—Alarming Rumour.

Lo.vdo.v, April 13.—1t is reported that the French have occupied Amoy in default of payment of the Indemnity. Irish Conspirators in Paris. A number of English detectives are in L'al'ia tracking the Irish conspirators. Tho Gucon and tho Victorian Govern; ment. Her Majesty the Queen has handsomely responded to the address of condolonco from tho Victorian Government, ar.d slio retains the telegram. Address from Sydney Jows. Sir Saul Samuel has presented Sir Moses Montolioro with an address from tho Jewish residents in Sydney.

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llrssixt., this day. — Arrived : Waihora and Wellington. Sailed: Agnes Martin and Waiwera.

The Waihora sails this evening. Passen gers : Misses Holinden and Graham, Mr Busby and family, Mr Median, and others ; Mrs lhiprec forecabin.

Bi.i:ni.kim, tins day.—The Minister for Justice addresses his constituents at I'icton on Tuesday noxt.

A slight shock of earthquake was felt at ti.2o this morning.

.William Stewart, charged with horso stonling, wa.i brought up to-day, and remanded till to-morrow j when a second charge of housebreaking will bo gono into. Another Earthquake Shock. Wiau.NGTON, this day.—A slight shock of earthquake was experienced hero at 6.127 this morning, tho direction being N.E. to S. \V. Tho Thorn don Election Contoet. Mr Bunny, a candidate for tho Thorndon seat, addressed a largo meeting last night, and received a unanimous vote of confidence. Tho Fromicr's Southern Tour. WisfcUNGTON, this day.—The Premier leaves for Dunedin on Friday next, and speaks here next Wednesday. Opening of Criminal Sosslons. Chiustuhukch, this day.—Tho Criminal sessions of tho Supremo Court, opened this morning. Judgo Johnston in his chargo reforrcd briefly to tho great frequency of forgery cases, and then at great length ex plamod tho law as affecting tho charge against Mrs Roil (who is supposed to be of unsound mind), for tho murder of her children.

SALE OF THOROUGHBRED STOCK.

The annual sale of thoroughbred yearlings and other stock, tho property of tho Now Zealand Stud and Pedigreo Stock Company, took place to-day at tho Ellerslie Show Grounds. A considerable number of sport ing mon left town for (Jreenkno by the 12 o'clock train, and at the hour appointed for the commencement of tho salo tboro must have been 200 persona on tho ground. Tho following was tho result of tho salo :—

1. Colt, foaled 18S2, by Musket (im ported) out of Perfume, by Dainty Ariol from Una, 90 guinoas, J. Marshall.

2. Bay or brown filly, foaled Ist Oct., 1882, by Musket (imported) out of All Steel, 50 guineas, \V. Percival.

3. Brown Filly, foaled 10th October. 1882, by Musket (imported out of Dundoo's Katio (imported), by Dundco out of Rambling Katie. 00 guineas, W. l'roffitt.

4. Brown Filly, foaled 27th Octobor, ISS2, by Cadogan (imported) out of Titania (imported), by Orest out of Queen Mab. Titania was a most successful.porformor on the English Turf. 120 guinoas, W. Clark, of Sydney.

5. Chesnut colt, foaled Ist November, 1882, by Cadogan. (imported) out of Naiad (i-irtor to Lurline), by Traducer (imported) out of Mermaid (imported).—This colt beine unwell was not offered.

6. Bay colt, foaled 25th October, 1882, by Cap-a-pio out of My Idea (Nelson's dam), by Yattendon out of Lady Bird. —65 gnineas, F. Dillon, of Napier. 7. Chestnut Colt, foalod 20th August, by Loolinus (imported) out of PetroleußO, by Oxford out of Hartshorn. There was con siderable competition for this colt. J. Lonnard started tho bidding with 150 guineas. It was ovontually knocked down to Mr Lushington for 245 guineas. 8. Chestnut Filly, foaled 14th September, ISS2, by Leolinus (imported) out of Miss Laura (imported), by Trumpeter out of Diadem. Miss Laura was a successful per former on tho English turf. — 90 guineas, Lushington. 9. Bay Filly, foaled 17th October, 1882, by Antoros (imported) out of Lady Mary, by Towton out of Miss Nightingale.—Gs guinoas, W. Percival. TWO-YEAfi-OLDS,

I<\ Brown Colt, by Musket (imported), out of Queen Mab, by Derby out of Una.— 75 guineas, W. Stock, of Napier. 11. Bay Colt (Remington), by Musket (imported) out of Rangi, by Ilavensworth out of Skybird (imported).—9o guinoos, P. F. Tancred, of Wairarapa. 12. Brown Filly, by Muskot (imported) out of Dundee's Katie (imported), by Dundeo out of Rambling Katie. —33 guineas, Edwards, of Hawke'a Bay. 13. Chestnut Filly, by Marquis (imported) out of My Idea (Nelson's dam), by Yatten don out of Lady Bird.—l7s guineas, W. Stock, of Napier. 14. Brown filly, 3 years old, by King fisher out of Medea, by Ton-ton (imported), &c.,20 guineas, J. Walker.

THOROUGHBRED MARES. 15. Dundee's Katie (imported), by Dundee out of Rambling Katie, by Melbourne out of Phryne, by Touchstone.—3s guineas, Major Walmsley. 10. Atalanta, by Dainty Ariol out of Moonshine (imported), by Libel out of Twilight, by Velocipede. —40 guineas, Major" Walinesley. 17. Moonlight, by Ake Ake out of Moon beam, by Pacific, out of Moonshine (im ported), by Libel out of Twilight, by Velocipide.—so guineas, Thoa. Morrin. IS. Lady Mary, by Towton (imported), out of Miss Nightingalo, by Sir Hercules out of Jessica, by Satellite (Arab).—4o guineas, A. Buckland. 19. Medea, by Towton (imported) out of Symphony.— 45 guineas, F. H. Haselden. 20. Vaccillation, by Knottingly out of Atalanta, by Dainty Ariel, &c. — Not offered. 21. Cynthia, by Dainty Ariel, out of Moonshine—s guineas, Martin.

Shortly before noon the ship Kangitikei was berthed alongside the outer western tee of the Quoon-strect Wharf, and shortly afterwards four of Crowther's brakes con veyed the single girls to the Howe-street Home. The majority of the other immi grants have found homes through their friends in Auckland. Thesingle men have all disappeared, some having "put up with friends and others having found employ ment, while fully two-thirds of the smgle K irls have already been engaged, and there appears every prospect of the whole ship ment speedily settling clown into certain and remunerative employment, as many others from the Old Country have done before them, and that without diffi culty Mr Mays, Immigration Officer, has been working energetically in the interests of the immigrants all day, and has had a very busy time indeed, there being so many little matters requiring his attention. Ihe Southern immigrants will proceed to their respective ports of destination by the steamer Waihora, which leaves the wharf at iioon to-morrow.

FIRE AT WAITAKEREI.

Smyth's Sawmill Totally Destroyed,

News was received in town to-dny that a firo had broken out last night in Mr John Smyth's Sawmill at Waitekerei, resulting in the total destruction of tho buildings and a. quantity of timber. No further particulars were available, and tho exact extent of the damage could not be ascer tained. The mill is a largo wooden build ing, and contained engine, circular suw, benches, and other plant. Wo understand that there i- an insurance of i'3oo in tho Victoria office on the premise?. Furthor Particulars.

Tho damage exceeds £3000. Tho fire is still burning. Mr Smyth arrrived in Auck land by the train this afternoon. He informs us that the mill Mas working yesjj terday till about six o'clock. The foreman, William McGee, lived within a chain of the right-hand side of the building, and three or four of the. men resided within a chain on the other side. At 10.30 last night) when the foreman turned in, there was no appearance of the fire. At 2.30 in tho morning ho was aroused by ono of tho men on tho left-hand side shouting "Fire!" Looking out) he saw the roof of the engine-house and mill on fire. Without putting on his clothes lie fushod into the mill) but had to come back again, tho smoke being so dense that ho coald neither sec nor do anything. In a very few minutes the whole roof of the mllll was ablaze. About 25 hands mustered, and water was poured on ths fire at tho rate of 50 buckets a minute, a pipe all tho while tunning a supply into a tlib; into which thO mon dipped their buckets. Nothing could bo dono to save tho mill, which was destroyed with all its contents, not oven a tool being saved. Tho llnmcs extended to tho timber which surrounds tho building. Tho men worked all night unceasingly try to extinguish tho liio, but it was not until U o'clock to-day that they got it in check. It was still burning when Mr Smyth left at that hour. Tho ongino - houso was con structed of iron and tho mill Of wood. Tho premises woro three years old; arid cost over £2,500. A policy of £300 in the Victorian ofh'co is tho only insurance Mr Symtli did not insure furthor, thinking himself perfoctly safe. It is ostimatod that about 20,000 feot of timber valued- at £GO or £70 was consumed. The total loss ovor and above tho insuranco will bo £2,500, whilo some of tho workmon also loso their tools.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1884,



Sporting rriAKAruNA jockey clUb. KASTKI7 MEETING. .Stakes won at above Meeting will bo pniil on FRIDAY, 18th April; at Fldgstdir Hotel, at 8 PI"" T. PEEL. Hon. Sec. A. N E M OS CONSULTATION ON PAPAICUKA CUP, Hun on April 23rd, ISSI, is now open. Unlimited Number of Shareholders at 5a oach. Will Positively Closo April 22nd. First Horso lo por cent. Sccdnd librae .. .. 20 per cent. Third Horao .. .. 10 per con I. Othors (divided) .. .. 30 ppr cont. Application by lcltor oiily, tricloßlnK two Htanipa for replies. A. NEMO, oaro F. Tomilnson, liurrol Hotel, Pnrnoll. " IVTARTiNI-HENRY'S' CONSULTA _LY_L TION on Kastcr Handicap. First Horses oach .. .: .. «i*i 7 ti Third Horso 22 13 I; StartorßOach S 13 U Non-starters each 3 8 0 Two Prizes each !l 1 0 Four Prizcß each 1 10 C Four Prizes each 2XO I will Purchase all 'Winning Numbers in " Mnrtini-Hemy's" Consultation oi\ FRIDAY; April 18, at 8 p.m.—,J. CONDON.



Amusements. 7-I KEAT XV^OKLD /CIRCUS I MARKET RESERVF, ! ! EVERY EVENING AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. FOURTH NIGHT OF THIS POPULAH AND FIR9T-CLASS COJ'.BIXATION OF TALENT. SKILL, AND DAKING. MARKET RESEUVK. MA.KKET lUSBKKVK. MORE NOVELTIES ! ! Intoroßting and Amusing Programme. EXTRA NIGHT. TO-NIGHT (Wednesday) will bo produced, for tho First Timo, tho Great Arenlc Spectacle, THK GRAND NATIONAL LIVERPOOL STBKPLECHASE. GUAND NATIONAL LIVERPOOL STEKPLKCHABK. Don't Foil to Witness tho Thorouffhbrcd Horeca Leaping High Hurdles and over a St«am ot Wator Sixteen Feet in Width, represent- Inc tho Sports and Pastimes of Morrio ' Old England a hundred years ago. NOTICK.-Grcat REDUCTION IN PRICES —Carpotod Seats, 2s; PiU Is. AST MGIIT (at 7 o'clock) of ALEX ANDER, tho Australian Hlondin, previous to hia doparturo for America. Don't fall to Bee Australia's Wonder! Must bo scon to bo believed 1 Collection on tho Ground I



Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "Tho Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and tho several Acts amending tho Bamo, and of tho Bankruptcy of Jonv Gkken i.kaf, of the City of Auckland, Provincial District of Auckland, and Colony of New Zea land, Master Mariner. Notice is iierkdy given that It is my intention to apply to this Honourable Court of New Zea land, at Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the 30th day of April, 1881, at the hour of 11 o'clock in tho forenoon, or as soon thoreaftor as 1 con bo heard on that bohalf, for an ordor of Immediate discharge in pursuanoo of tho above-mentioned Dated at Auckland this sth day of February. ' JOHN QRBENLKAF. Debtor In Porson. JN BANKRUPTCY. W THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BANK RUPTCY. DISTRICT OF AUCKLAND. HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In tho matter of "Tho Bankruptcy Act, 1683." Notice is hereby given that I, Henry Ebison Grainger, of Karangahapo Road, in the City of Auckland, in the District of Auckland. In the Colony of New Zealand, Cook, have this day filed in the said Court at Auckland a Petition to bo adjudged at Bankrupt. Dated this 10th day of April, 1881. H. E. GRAINGKR. Adam Brook, Canada Buildings, Queen fltreet. Auckland, Bankrupt a Solicitor. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In tho matter of '• The Bankruptcy Act, 1883." Notice is hereby given that I, Geouge Foster, of Grey-street, in the City of Auck land, in the Provincial District o£ Auckland, in New Zealand, Boot Manufacturer, have this day filed, in the said Court, at Auckland, a Petition to be adjudged a Bankrupt.—Dated this iGth day of April, 1881. Q FOSTBR> Wm. Tiiorne, Corner of Queen-street and Vulcan Lane, Auckland. Solicitor for Bankrupt. Educational. ADAME LIBRI'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL, Windmill Villa, Symonds stroct.—Second Quarter Commcncos on MON DAY, April 21, ______ MU SI C A L.—Mr Neville George Barnett (Fell. Col). Org., London), Pro fessional Teacher of Music, gives instruction in the various branches of Music-Study—Piano forte, Organ, Harmonium Singing, Harmony, General Theoiy,&c.,&c — For particulars: apply at Kady's Music Warehouse Queen-street. MRS REVITT, Teacher of Music and Singing, Scarboro' Terrace, Parnclj. Turn down lane by Messrs A. and G. Brooks s Boot and Shoo Manufactory. Quarter dates from first lcaaon. ___ TTtDUCATIONAL.— General and Mrs Jli Stoddard re-open School on the 21st in stant. Vacancies for a few Boarders. Premises and grounds large. Terms moderate.—Green Hill. Onehunga (close to Presbyterian Church). April, 1881. LESSONS iy GERMAN, LATIN, &C For terms, apply - -, - , 99, HOBBON-STREET. MEMBERS of A Battery Artillery are requested to assemble in uniform, with small arms, at tho Drill-shed at 3.30 p.m. TO MORROW Afternoon, to proceed to tho Provin cial Hospital to attend the Funeral of the late member, William Lek. H. J. PAYNE, Captain.



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VITANTED, Apprentices and Improvers YY to tlio Decasinaking. — Apply Mrs Rogers, Wollcsley-slrebt. WANTED, an experienced Stewardess for the a.s. Waitaki.-Apply between 0 and 10 a.m. Thursday at Kaino Colliery Olllce, 11, Quccn-atrcet. \\7ANTED, a Stewardess.—Apply at. V V 10 a.m. to-morrow morning, Kaino Coal Co. ________ WANTED, in Mount Erion, n good Laundress to tako home washing; must bo a good shirt ironer.—Apply with price, Box .Vi, Poßt-olllce. WANTED, a General Servant.— Apply Mrs Heron, ltcmuora (next Maaonle Hall. YITANTKD, a (ionoral Servant that can T T Wait Tablo.—Apply T. Barren, Supper Booing, Wellealuy and Klliott-Btrccts; \\J ANTED, a good General Servant— V V Apply for address to Mrs Richards, l.rocor, corner of Symonda-at. and City Road. ANTED, a Clencial Servant ; must be able (o cook. References required. -Apply to Mrs Osbornc, City Road, between (] and l) p.m. "\I7"ANTED, ationcral Sorvant. Another YY kept; washing given out. Reference rcqulrwl. — Apply Mrs C. S. Shayle George, Grafton Road.—Also Wanted, a Hoy to make himself useful about gardin and horse.—Apply game place, between houra of 0 and 7 p.m. WANTED, Young Woman to attend to an Invalid. - Apply Mrg Clarkwn. Kdwln-street, near Upper Qucenstrcct, New ton, H7"ANTEU, Situation by young woman YT in small family : a good plain cook : will be found careful and trustworthy.—Address, " A.H.C.," Kvkxinq B'fAW Olllce. WANTED, a l.ospcctablo Uirl to da Houscwork.-A W lyi.nnH;dialclytoMrs Katon. Hobaon-Btreet, next Criterion Hotel. Mr ANTED, a respectable Servant Girl.— Apply to Mrs li. 11. ICcesing, opposite Royal Mail. Victorin-sircet. WANTED, a Girl, about 14.—Apply to Mrs N. McLean, Sliolly Ueach Road. Ponsonby. WANTED, Kitclicnmald. — Portland HoiißC, Hobson-strcct. ANTED, a Nursogirl, about I_.— Apply Mrs Tomlinson, Uarrcl Hotel, Parnell. ANTED, a Partner with a Capital of £200 to £2.50; lirstclasK investment.— Apply Partner, care of Star OIHco. WANTED, Kents and Debts to Collect, Tradesmen's Books to Make-up.—ln duatry. Stau Ollicc. \\TANTED, a Dairy of good Butter, YY about 5011)8.—Check Bros., Molbourno Store, corner of Pitt-street and Karungahapo Road. llihhkbt l'liicic cnvicK. WANTED, l'upils for Carpenters' and Builders' Drawing-class, held in Young Men's Christian Association on Tuesday ami Thursday Evening?, at 7.:50. For particulars apply at Clasg-room, or to R. Mackay Frlpp, ( J. Holfman's Buildings. ANTED —When you aro in Hobson atreot ct.ll and Beo tho largo and ohoico stock of Mosgiel Tweedß juet opened for the coming aoason, at Munro and Mllligan'B. WANTED, tho Ladies of Ponsonby to Call and Inspect Donald W. Jack and Co.'a large and well-assorted St ck of Drapury and Millinery. Five per cenl. Discount allowed (or Cosh on all parcels of £1 and upwards.— Ponsonby Road (opposite top of Franklin Road. ANTED, four respectable young men as Boarders. Comfortable homo at very moderato terms.- 7(5, Grey-street. ANTED, by a young gentleman resid ing in comfortablo but moderate home, Sociability with another respectable Gentleman. —Apply Star Oillce. ANTED—Tho comforts of a home arc ollcred to One or Two Gontlomen Boarder* in a private family.—Apply at Itydo , Houso, Upper Queen-street, opposite Unis High School. WANTED, for Married Couple, with one baby, Board and Residence in healthy locality.—Address, stating terms m d accommodation, " Onyx," Stah Otficc. ANTED, first-class Board and llesi donco with a privato family whero no other boarders are kept.—Address Omega, Stah Office. WANTED, Front Koom with grate; cheerful position ; two family; near water preferrod.-Apply A.W., Stab Offlco. \\T ANTED, a Shop and Dwelling House YY on Karangahape Road.—Apply, stating rent, to C.L., Stau Office. WANTED, Furnished Cottage of Five Rooms, 10 minutes' walk of Post-office, for ono month.—Address F., Stak Office. \\T ANTED, by two ladies and gentle- YY man, two Bedrooms, uso of Sitting-room, With Board, near Symonds-strout.—Terms, etc., address Do-La, 3tak Offlce. WANTED TO KENT, a 5-roomed House.—T. S., Star Ofllco. ANTED TO SELL (Cheap), a Largo Iron Tank.— Api It to Mr N. McLean, Shelly Beach 3oad, Ponsonby. ANTED TO SELL, 25 Tramway Shares very cheap.— Apply Star office WANTED, to Lot or Sell, a First-class New Sovcn-Roomcrt House and 1 Acre of Land at Morningside"; close to tho Railway Station; 'bussos pass several times daily; distance, not more than 20 minutes walk from Upper Queen-street.— Apply to J. 11. Smith, Morningsido, Mount Albert. ANTED, tho inhabitants of Auckland to know that they can gel v Splendid Felt Hat, Is (id ; also. Gentlemen's Silk Hat, Ilia (id ; (icntlcmen's Silk Hats, blocked, la Gd, at Moore's Competitive Hat and Cap Store, comer Pitt and Beresford streets. WANTED KNOWN, a largo Stock of Silver and Gold Jewellery at Charles Kelscy & Co.'s, 123, Qucon-strcet. They keep no imitations. WANTED KNOWN—That Karao Coal from the now scams is superior to New castle for Household purposes. Ono trial is sufficient to establish the fact-Kamo Colliery Office, nearly opposite Firth's Mill. Queen at. WANTED KNOWN—That J. Cosgravo and Co. have the largest and most fashionable atock of Ladies' and Children's Waterproofs, Cloth and Fur Mar tics, Silk Paletots and Dolmans of any house in Now Zealand. X\rANTBD KNOWN, Seal Muff Bags, VY just unpacked.—Charles Kelsey and Co.. Queen-street. . ■\YTANTED KNOWN. — A Curo for YY Coughs. Piles, Klmcinatism, Corns. All coinpluinis treati-d. - Professor Kllis, Herbalist, 308. Upper Qucen-gtrect. WANTED KNOWN-T. B. Kob?on, Draper, Ponsonby, will otter portions of a Bankrupt Stock on Saturday—Blankets, Cali coes. Counterpanes. , ANTED KNOWN—Portion of a Bankrupt Stock on gale, Saturday next, at Robson's, Draper, Ponsonby. Good, clean, cheap, and not damaged by flic. "OTANTED KNOWN—That the balance YY of Men'a and Boys' Clothing that was not sold at auction can now bo had at auction prices at the New Zealand Tweed Company, Sbortland-street, late Mr Hampton's.—Joseph Moses, Manager.



Wanted. WANTED TO SELL, Silver Ski i Onions, Id lb; llobart Pontoon. 21 lbs for Is! Oiitmcal. 7 lbs for is; Knidish Ci'nshed Loaf Sugar, Mi! lb; lit m Hnr.kiupl <.)r.■cnl -iot (cheap), local anil Can.orlmr; ilaron, from 5d toSd per lb ; ''I.eese, four or live differ ent, dairies, liit Hi.—John Katon, Uciicriil Healer, Cook and Hobson>strcot (next Criterion Hotel). WANTED KNOWN— That a Concert will he held by the Harbinger nf Ponce LotlifC X//0.G.T., in aid of ] J ,,fl]xc funds, in their Lodfte-'noin. Upper I'itt-strcot, on Friday next. April IS, to commence at 8 o'clock. Ad mission, lid. "Vff ANTED KNOWN, — Mra Willcs" V> Milliner, lute of Upper Quoon-stroot, wishes her customers to Icavu tli-jir Orders lit Darlington Colln^c, Wi-st.-.'-trert, Ncvrton. ANTED KNOWN—To ull Buyers of Jewcllery-Charies Kelsej' mid. Co. still adhere to tlioiroriginal practice of keepin? only lealSih or ami ivaiCinld.JcweUcry, /.<• , tli«y keep no imitations of (iold or Silver Jewellery on their premises.—Charles ICelsoy & Co., 120, Queen-street. XSTANTED KNOWN—Chkav Timdek ! VV Cn."!APT'Mi;B«I And all othor kinds Of Building Materials, cm be puvcni: mil cheaper and ))otter than anywhere eke at the yards of i). Goi.inn, Albert-street. WANTED KNOWN—To be Sold Clioap lit Austen's Furniture Shop, 310, Upper Quran-street, Good Single Mullrasses (new). '.Is ; Double, l.» 3; Sliirlo Bedsteads, 10s ; Double, lOs ; New and Sooond-hand Saucepans, Boilers, Wushslands, Tables, Children':1! Cots, mid All Kinds of Household Furniture at Lowest Prices at Austen's, HlO, Upper (juccn-strcct. ANTED KNOWN; that T. Niitsford. Prnet.icnl Watchmaker, .1 ewellcr, &c. (late of Wanffiimii), hns commenced business in the shop next door to White & Watkinson, Tailors, directly opposite (lie "Observer" Olllcc, A'ic tovia-street, whure he hopes by strict attention and punctuality to business to merit a share of public patronage. Every description of Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery cleaned and skilfully ro paircd personally. No apprentices kept. A nice assortment of Watohcs, Clocks, and Jewel lery always in stock, WANTED KNOWN, THE tfflPOt FOR HOP BITT ER S: BOTANIC DISPENSARY, WKLLKSLKY-ST. For purity and strength unequalled. j\ trial will fully prove. 2s (in a Bottle; 5 Bottles For. 10s. PA IN -CUR ER. Its odecH are woiulcrful for Internal and ttx utikil Pains, licmovin.tiOb.sl ructions, Kn, utilising Cireulallon, mid Kcslorinj,' Tone to every part. TWO-OUJtCH UIWiXK, Is. Oui WORM MEDICINES, so puro, simple, ) Miid good, lire being used in all parts of Nov Zenland. Fresh Shipments of Kerbs, lioots, aiifl Harks every month of every description ; best, quality; Wholesale and Retail, at lowest possible prices. Consultation personally or by letter. NEIL k CLIF F0 11 D, lIKIUIAUBTS. HOTANIC DISrKNSAUY, WHLLKSLEY-ST. KAST, AUCKI.ANU. A N T E I) X N 0 W N. TO UE CLKARKD, AT S T E P ][ E N 8 0 N S, K.tit.'.sc.uiAi'io Road, Nkwton, MX) pairs ICid Gloves, Is 0(1 per pair; 1,000 pairs Lisle Thread Gloves, (id, worth Is; l : ."> 00 pieces mood sbade^ Ribbon Velvet, 18 yards for tM ; (i(W yards Sash Ribbons CJshades), Is tid per yard; i!,OCO dozen Dress Buttons, id lier do/.eii; Drens Jlalerials, lid. (id, VA per yard upwards; 1,000 yards French Casb.mere (10 shades), Is per yard ; ;">flfl yards French JMerino (li shadi b>, 1h lid. worth in Ikl; Crinnxui SbirtinK, !ljd, Is, 1h»1, to 2a :id per yard ; L'nion Sliirtintjs, from (lid upwards: Flannels, "id. ild. Is per yard upwards; '.I x I Ulankels (all wooH, ite lid per puir. Try our His Trousers to Measure— can't be beaten. MIUiTNKRY—by experienced hands UKKSSMAKIN'Q—by experienced hands TAILORING - by experienced hands ON THE I'RKMIBEHi STEPIIENSON'S DKAPEKY AND HALL WAREHOUSE, KAKAN'GAHAPK ROAD. NJfWTON. Miscellaneous Wantcds. A GERMAN Goaoliman sccU.i employ ment ; thoroughly understands the bmikiniv-in of youns horses; four years' service in German horse army.—Apply "Coaehnmn." Lukn's Victoria lU>tej. A 'UOKLANI) C'LOTIIINc: MANUFAC- Z"\. TURIXR CO., ('ustonis-street Kast.— Wanted, f,'ond Coal Hands, smart Needlewomen to learn trade. A UCKLAND EDUCATION BOARD. The Hoard invites applications for the follow iiiL' appointments in the District High School at Cambridge (WiiikiitM):- . 1. ] iead-maoterd uly (inalilled to teach Classics and Mathematics. Salary, £300 a year. With residence. ■'. Assistant-master for primary school work. Salary, £150 a year.. Applications, stating full particulars and con taining testimonials and ri'ien-nccs. will be ic colvcd hv the undersiL'ned on or before \VK]JNKSI')AV,:!"tb April, lftil. VINCKNT K. RICK, Secrctarr. (TeNTLKMAN recently from Bnelnnd, liavinfTK'rcat experience in the niajiiifaetuve of Anll-KoiiliiiK Composition for ships bottoms, wishes to meet with someoiio with capital to start tho manufacture in New Zealand and Australia, where a Uivkc and prolltable hiismess cum bo done.-Address, "Composition," STAR Ollice. __ 800T "TIIATTR^-Uantcd, 'Jpood Bench !lamls.-Apply_T. I'rOHcr. ;__ BOOT TRADE.—Wanted, a rapoctnbio Youth as Improver at i:iickin«.-Auck land Hoot Factory, Ciistomsslreel. JT\ OIiOMA ND E L HOSPITAL. A Medical Man is roqulred for the above Hos pital. Salary, £'.'OO per annum, with private nractlce. Apiiliention to lie made to the under signed up to TUESDAY, fltli May, ISSI. .1. If. HARRISON. Secrolary Hoapilal Committee; -YrUKSEUIKL Wanted, about H.—Ap i.l ply at once, Jlrs Jlurehio, below Choral Hall, Grafton Road. AINTERS WANTED,—AppIy Snod- Ki-ass, Fainter, atanukau Itoad, Parnell. lANOFORTES Tuned and Repaired by an experienced hand from Kirkman's, London. Tuning, te ; Hammers lle-fcited. One Guinea.—W. Sior, Kqrangahapo Road, Newton O PAINTERS. — Wanted, at once, a first-class Paintor and Paporbanjrer.—Ap ply Duder's Store, North Shore. T~O CARPENTERS.-Wanted, by Young Man, Kmploymont us Improver.— '• Chip," Star Ofllcc. HAU LUNATIC ASYLUJI.- Wanted. a Male Cook for tho Auxiliary Buildinß.- Apply nersonally to tho Medical Superintendent at tho Aaylum, from 0 to 11 a.m. VVTELLINOTON HARBOUR BOARD. VACANCY roil ENGINEER, &c. Applications are invitctl until Noon of MON DAY, the .ithMay, for the Post of Knpinccr, and for Joint Kngin^er, Secretary, and Trea surer to tho Harbour Board of Wellington. Particulars as to conditions of Appointment, Salaries, &c, to be seen at tho Ollieo of the Auckland Harbour Hoard 11. 11. LYON. Secretary Wellington Harbour Hoard. Wellington. April 10. IfSI. •VVTAREHOUSE TO LET OR LEASE. Warehouse of two stories. wit> -vecUcnt eollai, in Albert and Little Qi oen-strcotu. 13. TONKS & CO. Drapery. r^ OMM E R CIA L TT OUS E, 172 —QUKKN-3TKKKT —172. WILSON, WILLIAMS, & McGULLAGH (For many years Managlne thn Dress, Manches ter, and Hosiery and Glove Departments for Mr W. Uattray) Desire to thank their friends and the public for Iho very liberal support tendered them since opening their establishment, and -would inti mate that it will bo their constant study to merit a conlinuanco of tho same. Having do tormined to keep only . IaUST-CLASS GOODS Marked at tho Lowest Kkmunekativk Profit. They the more confidently solicit a share of public palvonage. All goods marked in plain Hrm-os. Parcels Delivered within a reasonable distance. ■^yILSON, \,y ILLIAMS, & ]\ [C(J ULLAGH 172, QUKUN-BTUEKT. ' April Ist. ISSI. /^O TO THE "OON jVjrARCHE, GENERAL DRAPKRY KSTABUSHMRNT, L^TKST N OYiSmKS!^ Kp INArX RNTs JUST RK'JKIYEI) ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL MARKETS, Splendid show of Velveteen, from Is 0d yd, Broche Silks, Satins, Dress Fabrics, Manches ter Goods. Millinery. Ribbons, Laces, Gloves, Hosiery. Ladies' and Children's Underclothing, Ulsters. Jackets, Umbrellas.&c.,inKrcatvariety. Ladies should Inspect t bin W KLL-SKLKCTKO STOCK.before purehußiin; elsewhere. The remarkably LOW Quotations cannot iail to be appreciated. QUEEN-STHEET, 2 doors from Wellcsley-st.



For Sale. 171011 SA LB, a Bagatelle Table (cheap).— 1 A]iply Gabrlal Lewis, Auctioneer, Quoon . street, TjlOR SALE, .(-roomed Collate, lUake '. I 1 hM-c-I, i,llNowi<jii Uoiiii. l'rlcti, only £180; partcash. 11. I'lirtinglou. Land .■igont. 3j1()i; SALK, severnichoni) .Suburban Pro il perl us, I louses, Farms, rl'nv,-ii and ( lountry }Muls. —Uraut and Cfo.-isau. 7.i. Queeti-.slrcct. TJT! OR SAL X, 5i A era's Kick Lan d, a. l.j oi» - . n: ing I'ali F.slnle. (Japlsuiiiju. Al=o, 5 Acres, Olahuhii, ,iilioi;iiii'.; Mr Luke.-:. '-''■-'•:')) ; tornia easy. —11. I'ariiu--tMi, Kiic.hbury'd liiiihliiiga, __ 11 IM.M ir.l il ATK SALK, Newton Road, comfortable House, 7 rooms, with gus and every convenicnte ; corner Allotment For sale cheap.■-!!. Partington, Land Afjynl. fijTOK PALE (Exinoulh-slrect), 5-roomed IT House wltli 5 .Vllotmcntß, all in orchard; iilao. 1 roomed I'oil" ire ; will b" sold separate or tO!;ether:-}f. Partingfen, L:md Aiwnt. p JjWli SALE, 20 arros Kieh Volcanic 1 Land lKi;.;'«l.;mi) Rourt), or more if re quired; also, 110 i..(.T.;s c.f ]?.>inii!.i. Station. £2 per acre. —11. Partington,- Laud Agouii Ij^Oß SAljl^rformTstrcot. off Groat Jl' North Road, 4-roomed Houeeand lean-to; wcil and fiiiHifnlly built ; nice position. A baf gain.-11, J'.iviiii-j'toii. LmtdAgont.- jO'OR SALE, (a Bargain), the Opon ■*- decked Yacht Fj.OHE.Ncii, STfl tons.— For particulars apply STAB ofllce. 'BTIOJi SALE, 4-roomed Verandah Cottage, JP lilted with every convenience; price, £130.—Apply to J'\ Hayings. Charlotte-street, NewNorlhlioad (after X p.m.) "HjiOlt SALE, Northcotc, about .'! acres of III 1 Land : fine budding site ; water frontage and splendid view, suilable for subdivision.— For fiirthcr particulars, apply to J. R. Kandcr 6on. Mercantile Chambers, Queen-street. IJIOH SALE, a 5 and G-roomcd House, ID situated In Kdwin-strcet, Newton; easy distance to town; a Rood supply of water; register grates; also, substantial front fence, built of brick. Terms us arranged.—Apply to William llosser, Builder. Wood-st., Ponsonby. I7IOK HALE OK LEASE, a Farm 1 within II miles of Kawakawa, Hay of Islands, eonluinii.;: .-•HI anvs. all fenced and sub divided and well watered; •'■ rnnmil House.-, Stable. &c—Apply U) J. M. ana j. Jl'jwtaiy, Land Agents, Kciri street. TnOK SALE (Paniell), very pretty and Ji1 eonvunient Villa Residence of 7 rooms, in good order, and comfortably littcd with cup boards, gas and Ki'B stoves, register grates, Venetian blinds, rtreesor. moatsafe. &c. &c, Corner allolnient, aboul 10 >: I(W. atu! lot, adjoin ing, about M x 100: all tastefully laid (,'i't in Mower garden, &n., &c. Jlcautiful view, over looking the Domain, and very pleasant position. Price, IP/100. Cards to view, &c—l). F. Evons, Batolo alid Land Aijcnt, IjiOK SALE, Kt!?ineff) fiomistw, situated ' In Centre of I'arncil, :!iul fronting the Mnnukaii lioail. Tins property is' allnoct new, and in lirst-claps order, and c'onsista Of 2 Shops, each about IS x 11, S dwcllin.!j rooms, Uiiclicn, scullery, balli-rooin, *:<•.; never-failing well of water tras lliroughout the buildin;,'. Kas etove. &c. AHotmcnl.. about ::fi x 131, laid out in h-urdrn, and tlioronitlily diiiincd. Thin pioperly isa lir.-I r.hiKA invcstiucnt. and well worthy the tit tout ion of capitalists.—Price and all particu lara from 1). V. Kvims. Kstato and Land A^cnt. OUKKEV HlLLS.—CJii'tid New Houses V^ "for ImniediiUe Sale : Woll-linished 7- Koomed House (lai-KO rooms), with wash-house, bath-room, Kas, anil water ; every convenience; Lartre Allotment. II x ll;i; a few feet additional ean'be procured if desired—Ji7iO. Also, adjoin ing, Ci-lioomcd House, in (rood order, well drained allotment and a decided bargain—only filjl). Terms if desire,'. Those eligible resi dences lire both situated in Kent-street, and have never before been offered for sale.—A])ply ,1 |{. Kandewon. A tie' ion'-er and Land Agent, JUercantilo Chambers; = .__ j "171OIt SALE, for M days only, City L. llottiie; 10 rooms, bath. Venetian blinds, water, (ran, drained, concrete tritrance, 10 niimite* from (Jueen-sireet, oh main roiid. I'riei', ii.'-'W. A rare chance. Xorthcofe, :! roomed Cottage, Stable, and 2j acres Orcbard, £lY2x), Franklin ltoads, Shop and o-roomcd DwelliiiK. i'l'DO. Oxford-street-loli' Newton h'oad). i a roomed Cotta^ca and Workshop,. price P-'M or sell separately. I'onsonby Koad, •» S-roomed Houses, 1:1,0X1.' JlcunfAlhert, !l roonied and ljAcre-, £1100. 3lount Albert. 7 roomed House and fi Acres. £1,100. Jlonnt Albert, 10-roomed House and 51 Acres, 42.000. Further particulars on application to J. It. I'au dcivon. aicrcainiln Chambers.Qucen-strCct. TH G. B W 1 N OTO N, Jj o KSTATK AGF.N'T (ESTAIILISIHUI 18 YEAK9.) FOlt SALK. a FItKEUOLI) VOLCANIC ALLOTMKNT commandin!.' a lovely view, for Lii Terms— Sl'i down, and £10 every Ihrce moiilhs till paid for. No interest charged. Ai-o FOU SALK, sonic of the CHEAPEST and I!KST A 1 ,Ll 'T.M KNTS lit HOCICV NOOK, on ea'.v terms. This locality is making rapid progress. TCT O X S A L E. HOTEL riICI'KHTV. in one of tho Principal Coast Towns of tlie N'ortii Island, containing 2< rooms; size of dining-room, 31x2.', and tho other rooms correspondingly largo. l'he. owner is about to leave the colony, and oilers this properly at a very low figure. Average takings. £70 per week. imil"KilA.—l.-> Acres of Land, facinjjlhc Main Hoad. subdivided into Grass Paddocks and Orchard. „ , ~ HAY OF ISLANDS.— Two Fwms, l'rcehold and leasehold, cwitainiiii; Wil and IJHi Acres of rich Volcanic Land, p!cnt_y <»" wood and water. House of S rooms, and olorio to.a post and telegraph oliice. Subdivided into TwolVO Paddocks, laid down in English Grasses. WAIKATO.—IHO Acres near lluntly ; £2 per acre- Hush and Fern Land, containing from nine to ten million feet Kahikatca, Rimn. and Mata Timber, with Two Cottages, and Land partly Ploughed and Fenced. 50a per llcre . A. SCOTT & CO,, 73. Q.ueen-st. Tji O II SALE. TltK M.VOKIKICENT BI'JC'K FAMILY KKSIOKNCK, PARK HOUSE. Situated in Pki.S'cks sti:i:i;t (adjoining Alukkt FAicK). Now* in the: occupation of Mns J. Smith. For full particulars apply to GABIUKL LEWIS, Auctioneer. HA V U E 1) E P A S, DKVOKPOIIT. FOR SALK. the Hcsidoncc of undersigned in Orey-strcet, near tha Beach, livo minutes waU from Victoria Wharf. There is nearly an acrtj of the Richest. Volcanic Soil in Orchard and Garden, and one of the mo«t substantially-built Houses in the Colony. The Houso 18 t>o feet wide by 'A~ feet in depth, and contains spacious Hall and ei-ht rooms. The Drawing and Diniiifr-room are each 2ti x l-">. Ihere are be side, -Stable, \Vash-houso (with Copper Boiler), l-iove, andsn excellent supply of water. Tho Properly commands a lino view of the harbour, andisweiUhcltcred. Tcmsoa^-A^g, lininigratlon OXcc, Auckland. 13 ILLI All D TABLE, _S_J Xx Northumberland. One First class Full-sized IMlliurd Table by Hennett & Co., London, with Tvoi-y Pool, lyra mid, and Playinsr Balls, Cues, Gas Fittings, &c. complcto for Sale by WM. BUCHANAN, St. JluiiKO Chambers, Queen-street, Auckland. CARDINALS' MAKCff.— Copies may be had at Kady's Music Warehouse. Quecn-st. IJIINE VIEW of the Harbour.;— New JJ House (on City Leasehold, having front aK«B to Hepburn and Picton-strocts; Kfound rent, £li) of seven rooms, water and sa3laid throughout; well finished wnshhouse with city water supply, and other outhouses'; concrete walk ; cverv convenience. Owner only.iust de cidod to sell. —Apply J. R. Randerson, AUO tioncer and Land AKent, ilcrcantilo Chambers, mUAMW'AY TERMINUS. — Marine JL Villa Site 5B x 233, fenced on two sides with double, belt of trees, back front, and up the centre. Splendid view, which ran never bo built out. Must be sold, and now oircred (i de cided bargain at £'.'2O. Also, ii vct-y superior little Viliain Clarence-slreot, cheap, at «3SO.— W. L. Mitchell, S. Mercantile Chambers. TO NEW-COMERS, Small Capitalists, WorkingMon, with familics.&c—To Lease. with Purchasing Clause, Cultivated Farms of ;">0 acres upwards, near a station, school, and cheese factory; exceptional term? ollercd.— Kdward Wayte, 5. Mercantile Chambers. ASIO COAL. — Purchasers of New castle would do well to try Kamo Coal against Newcastle. It is superior and much et'.caper.—Kamo Colliery Oflico, nearly opposite Firth's Mill, Queen street. MELROSE, 3 LARGE ALLOTMENTS, CHEAP. Victoria Park, 3 Allotments, 19s por foot, cheap. Northcotc, lots 23i feet deep, 20s. WclliniUon-stroct (city), £15. Lots oj and uo Uclla-strcct, Ellorslio. largo depths, 20s. Raynnld, very .large Allotment, £00, £100, and ■2:!s Oil per foot. Mount Koskill 50 x USft. Gin.".. 15s per foot. De.vonport, large Allotment. £2 per foot. Richmond Road, 117 feet lots deep, £2 15s per foot, cheap. College Road, £7 per toot. Gladstone (Northcotc), 1 acre, £85. Melford-strcet, £2 10s per foot. Northcotc. cheap, ,-CIJU ; 100 x 1117. Mount Kden, Prospect Terrace, cheap, 2usuerK. Mount Kden, Cottage, very cheap. Newton, Cottage, only £i!7O. Also, cheap Houses. &c. Inspection invited. W. G OLLIVE R, COOMIIES'S CIIAMDHIiS. BG. QUKKX-STItEKT. Iliglnviiy Board Xotircs, T^DEN TERRACE ROAD DISTRICT. Two ordinary vacancies having occurred in the Fden Terrace Road Hoard by the retirement of Messrs F. T. Paten and W. White from being members of the Board, and an extraordinary vacancy, caused by tho resignation of Mr F. M. member of the same. Nominations of Candidates, signed by two electors and as sented to by the candidate, will be received by me at the Board's Oliice, Kden Terrace, up to Noon on WEDNESDAY. 23rd April. 1881. The Day of Election lif necessary) will be SATIR- DaY. the 3rd of May, tSSI. altliolioard'sOiiico, from Ha.m. toGp.m jr. H. HKIGHWAY, Returning Olliccr. April 10, 18SI. DEVONPORT ROAD HOARD DISTRICT. NOTICE.-A Special Meeting of the Board will be held on MONDAY, 21st inst.. for the purpose of altering tins Valuation Roll. All persons wishing their nai.ies I'Uced tlioreoc must send in particular <»i ibci;-cluini onoi before that dale, and those, having sola pm lierties and desiring their names t.ikcn olt'tbi Jtoll must produce the consent in wcjiiuK <-"• tbeparlii.'. \viiosenauie» they wish substituted.



To Let TO LET, 4-roomcd Verandah Cottage in Water-street, Mount Eden, close to Glad ding s.Groccr.—Apply W. Donaldson, UiolUoad. npio LET, a (i-rooined House in Sheridan _l. street, ofl' Franklin Itond; 10 minutes from Apply next door rJRO LET, a Rood Business Shop of C JL rooms, nl low rent;.next J. Williams, the People's Tailor, Victoria.-atrcel. _ ff\O LET, Uouse, with 7 rooms, wash -1 house, Sec Clevclaml-stroet.-Apply J. Coilick. Sf Goose's Buy lioail, Parncll. fT\O LET, 4andt;-KoomedHoußSH, Rooms, .JL Shops, Olliecs, Funns, Jlotcls.—Grant and Crossaii, 7.i, Quaon-strect. __ 0" LET OK FOX SA LE, House of six rooms, Richmond Head, with copper ami collar.—Apply next rloor, just below .Fields, Grocer; fjTK) LET, Kooms ; use of kitchen if re enco. (lie mi'mite from Queer -street; private family.—Star ollice. TO LET, Two 7-roomcd Houses in City, With line view of harbour and in a very healthy position ; kilohcn range in each.—./. 12. llani;:r. hand Agent, N'cwton. mO LET, "VjalKßltrriishQtl House and 8 JL acres oC||M J-and. Sit. Roskill Road.- Apply J. if. RBfiabrsoii, Mercantile Chambers, Queen-street. ____~^_ mO LET, Front Room. Registered grate, JL private entrance, no children, respectable loealily.—Apply No 2, Willow-street (ofl' Union alrectj. Freeman's Ray. TO BE LET in Hepburn-street, in a cheerful position, t> new and convenient Family I'esidenre, having a bath-room, and water and gas laid on.-Apply to F, G. Ewing ton, Estate Agent. ffib BE LET, Furnished, in Upper JL Svmond^-streot, a very superior Nino- Hooiiied Villa, with gas, water, concrete yard, and every convenience.—-For particulars apply to F. G. liwington, Estate Agent. rTTO~LET, excellent City Residence—House JL in Horesford-strect (near Pitt-street) con taining six commodious rooms, fitted with every convenience.—Apply .1. L. Kelly,Btai» Ollice, or at the house after 5 run. ____^_^ - TO LET and for Sale, Businesses, ijueun street: Stores, Houses.Farms,Allotments, Hoarding ltcuees. etc. — Heiehton and Co., House and Land Agents, 177, Queen-street (ofli c;s upstairs). TO hfA'j (it Newmarket, directly oppo site the Railway Station, the Shop. &c., occupied by Mr Coliins, Photographer. The building is now ; size of shop, 2! x '16 ; position, without doubt, is unrivalled fora cash business or photographer. - Apply to P. tJ. Clayton, Newmarket. • __ EVONPORT. — To Let,- a Dwelling house of seicn rooms,' with pantry, scul lery, washhousc. registef grates, concrete tank, etc.—Apply to Mr H. Pitta, Builder, Devonport. FFICE To Let, containingl two Hooms and Fireplace; rent low to good perma nent tenant.—Apply to C. J. Hutchinson, Cus lofflS-mreot rj\ o let. A GOOD FARM ot 2/0 seres at Manurewa (Into IJonovan's); one half scor.iil land, fenced, subdivided, and in grass, with necessary biiud ings; A GOOD FARM of 2iO: acres at f'nkokohcj fenced, subdivided, well-wal'ered. some good bush. lror Lease or Sale, oft' easy terms, as agreed on. ALEX. WHYTB, STOREKKKPBR. ONEHUXGA. meetings. |3 /^IIAISGE INSTITUTION. ORANGE LODGE, N.Z. This Lodge will hold its quarterly Seedon at Whangarci on WKDNESfiAY, Wih irt3tant. Delegates and representatives are requested to attend. Business important. The steamer will leave the Wharf,- Auckland, on TUKSDAY EVENING, 15th instant, at 7 o'cloek.-rchirningonTHUßSDAY. Fa c.return £1, By order ot R.AV.G.-M. J. CARNAHAM, Sec. LU MPE RS' UN I 0 N.- The ArMourned Mooting of the Tempers' Union will ho held at the British Hotel at/.30 THIS EVENING, for General Business and Hie Enrolment of Members. JAMES 11. MILLBTT, Secretary pro tern. Auckland, April 16, ISSI. _ 7_TE\V ZEALAND SEAMAN'S UNION _Ll Meet THUHSDAY, 17th inst. at British Hotel. Jlcmbora and intending membeTJ in vited. Business urgent.—Adam Gardner, Sec ret arv New Zealand Seaman's Union. Auck land, lflth April. ISSt. •^TOUNU ' WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN X ASSOCIATION. A Public Meeting will ac heW in the Lfcturc Hall of Hip Young Men's Christian Association. Aibert-strcet, on FRIDAY EVENING first. 18th inst. Business: To Form a Branch of the above Association. WILLIAM RATTRAY, J. S. HILL, Convener? on behalf of interim Committee. THE THAMES VALLEY AND ROTO RUA RAILWAY CO. (LIMITED). Notice is hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Thames Valley and Rotorua Railway Company (Limited) will ue held nt the registered Ollice of the Company, No, II", Queen-street, Auckland, on THURSDAY, the 24th day of April, 1881, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, when the subjoined resolution, with or without modification, will bo proposed. Should the resolution be passed by the required majority, it will be submitted for confirmation as a special resolution to a second Extraordinary Meeting, which will bo subsequently convened: '"i'hflt t!>e Capital o£ the Company he re duced from £100,000, divided into 100,000 shares of Ono pound each, to £300,000, divided into 300,000 shares of ono pound eaih; by cancelling 100,000 shares of. one pound each, which ai'O unallotted.'1 By order of tho Board. JOHN BATGER, Secretary Thames Ar alley and Rotorua Railway Company Limited. Dated Sth April, 18S1. Corporation Notices. r^l TV OF A UCKLAND. FIXING LEVELS. It ia hereby -notified that it is tho intention o the City Council of Auckland to Hx tho levels of tho following streets in tho Karangnhupo Ward :- GUNDRY-STREET REGENT-STREET KARAKA-STREET MONTAGUE-STREET YORK-STREET (between Pitt and Upper Queen-Streets) RANDOLPH-STREET EDINBURGH-STREET (between lO.ra ngahapc Road and Oxford street) And. SOUTH-STREET. Flans may bo seen in the City Engineer's Ofllco, High-street, Auckland, within office hours; and all persona interested herein, or liable to be aKgriovon thereby, will be heard by City Council at a meeting to bo held on THURSDAY, May the loth, 1881, at half-past Six p.m. All objections must be made in writing, ad dressed to the Council, and sent to them not later than ten (10) days before the day appointed on which to hear objections. P \. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office 12th April. 1881. 3DO «lIV OF AUCKLAND. PARTIAL CROSSINGS, TJYitiro is hereby given to all Property-owners or Occm. era of Buildings having partial cross ", o "footpaths, and not having an entry hVougli for carts and horses into premises or yards that the sairl Crossings will rcmurc to bo removed and the Kerbing Channelling and Koolpiitha repaired or replaced within .three months from the date hereof; and notice is hereby given that all Owners or Occupiers fai - Ina to remove such Crossings, and repair such )<'ootwavs. &c, that unless the said work be done in'lcrms of this notice, the Lily Council will (in pursuance of their powers under the provisions of the Municipal Corporations Act 3 and By-laws made thereunder) proceed to make the required alterations at tho risk and cost Of the owner or oocupier^ere^ Town Clerk's Office, loth April, 1881. 391 Skipping ast T)RIG EMPEHOE, /^Jpt^ XJ FROM OAMARU. *^il^<3^Wa Consignees of Cargo by above vfe^SsS^sjsLvessel are requested to present -iT^BSSrSW^^Bills of Lading, pay Freight, and obtain Delivery Orders at once. All Cargo impeding the Discharge of tho vessel will be landed and Stored at risk and expense of Consignees. .^.^ .^ Tenders mo BUILDERS. Tenders aro required for 2 Shops and Resi dence .lervois-street, Ponsonby, by noon of MONDAY, April2B. THOMAS HOLDER, Architect, next "Herald" Office, Queen-street. Continued on First Page



Public Notices. A LECTURE will be delivered by Mr Edwin Carr in the Eden Hall. Mount Kdcn Road, THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, at 7.30. Subject— "Tho Eise and Fall of the Church at Ephesns." Seats Free. " miiE OLD LAND AND THE NEW"— .I New Song.,this day at all Music-sellers ■ IU"IGHT SOIL CONTRACT. AH accounts that aro not paid on or before the ISth April, the service will be stopped without further not ice, and proceedings taken to recover S. WHITE, Contractor Office: Customs-street East (near Kailway atation. opposite .Taeob'a Ladder). np>o BUILDERS AND PROPERTY J. OWNERS. The Mndersignod aro prepared to Excavate Allotments in tho Lower Parts of the City upon specially favourable terms. W. & (J. WINSTONK. "rpilE AUCKLAND STAR" IS A GAZETTE I'OB THE PUBLICATION OF ALL NOTICES IX RELATION TO BOROUGH COUNCILS, COUNTY COUNCILS, HIGHWAY BOARDS, &O. mHE COLONIAL INSURANCE COM PANY OF NEW ZEALAND (FIRE AND MARINE). NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS, Tho Transfer Books will be Closed on the 11th April, and remain »o until after the Annual General Meeting, to be held on the Mth May. GEO. S. GRAHAM, General Manager. Wellinffton, 10th April, ISSI. ISTew Jjatv Partnership THE UNDERSIGNKDf&cg to announce that chey have Commenced Practice in Co-partner ship as BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, In Chambers in Hian-STRICKT opposlto Mr W, Atkin'B Printing Office, X, W. BURTON, Vf. 3. RAPIER. Auckland, Soptember 22nd. 1583 Business Notices. THE Best Advertisement is to Sell Cheap. Try Letts Bros, for Ironmongery, Hard ware, Brushware, Woodware. Tinttnro, Nails, Glass, China. &c.—The Old Country Store, Mount Eden Road, Auckland. KAMO COAL, from the new seams, is tff Excellent Quality, and can be de livered in any quantities without delay.—Kamo Holliery Office, nearly opposite Firth's Mill, 3ueen-slfe3t : C AT 0 , t BUTCHK U. Corner Vebmont-stbect, Poxsonijy Road, Begs to Inform the Inhabitants of Ponsonbv md .Surrounding Neighbourhood that he will Commence Business TO-MORROW (April 17). HOTOGRAPHY. —A. V. Williams has much pleasure in intimating to his Ericndß and the public in general that he has Commenced Business in the Union Photographic Studio, junction of Pitt and Grey-streetß, and lately occupied by MrKirkman, wnero he hopes by strict attention and punctuality to business to merit a sharo of public patronage, and is now prepared to take all kinds of Instantaneous Portraits. Everything now, no old-fashion styles in tho business. P.S.-Fortraita taken in nil aorta of weather—Note the address: A. P. Williams. Union Photographic Studio, junction of Pitt ana Grey-streets. Auckland, March 22, ISSI PO NSO NB V .ARCADE. (Near the Three Lamps.) ANDERSON and WALKER, CABINST-MAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, BEDDING JIANUFACTURERS. A. and W. respectfully draw1 the attention of Ponsonby residents to their varied stock of FURNITURE. BEDDING, TOILET REQUISITES, &c, md to the fact that all kinds of wonK in the various Departments will bo done in kirbt }LA Bs stxle, and at moderate charges. Experienced Workmen sent to any part of the District. ANDEIISON AKD WALKER, PONSONBY ARCADE <Ne:U N. Wood, Butcher.) MH. KEESING, Licensed AVator • Works Plumber. No. 62, Victoria strcut, opposito Holland and Butler's. Water laid on it tho very lowest rates. Plumbing and Gaa-Htting promptly attended to. Oinwaro always on hand, or made to Drder. Repair? neatly and promptly exocuted. Cheapest Shop In Town. _____—— ■ piIEAP AND GOOD CUTLERY. thomalTsamuel, Importer of Cutlery, has just received a good supply of all kinds of TABLE AND POOKKT CUTLERY, Consisting of Ivory and Bone Table Knives, Pocket Knives, Loek\yopd's and Johnstons Scissors ana Razors, superior makere. , ,■ ELECTRO-PLATED WARE— Forks, Spoons, Cruets, otc. All the above Goods Belling at very low prices, wholesale and retail. THOMAS SAMUEL. . 10S, Quoon-st (next Mr Weatpfahl. Bootmaker.! pOODSON'S T ONDON Having just COMPLETED OUR ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING, we find it very large, and are' resolved to REDUCE IT AT ONCE, giving to our Customer* tho full benefit of a GREAT REDUCTION we have made upon SEVERAL LINES of which wo have Excessivo Stock. We havo received MOST LIBERAL PAT RONAGE from the Residents of and Visitors to Auckland, for which wo tender our SINCERE THANKS. Wo yet think numbers havo not availed themselves of Inspecting our G-^R-'-A^N-'-D S^-T^O^C^K. Wo most cordially invito all to do BO.asitstands UyNvKylvVvAyla-WEyD In the Colonies, either for EXTENT - OR VA^Y BS - NOVELTY JS-E ASTER CARDSTSS In Gkhat Variety, from One Penny Kach. Goods accordingly. The USKFUL and the ORNAMENTAL, INIMITABLE and ECONOMICAL, are hero Blended ia Delightful Variety. Note the Address: GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, Queen & Victobia-bts. (And at Christchureh and Wellington). n A M U E L WHITE n iIAS FOR SALE AT TIIK YARD CUbTOMS-STIIHET:- Per 100. I'uririrosta .. «' j* Very Good I'unrl Posts .. .. 710 ri-Sri.Ws ß x^ :: :: wi.* Siiwn Hcnrt Ivauri Boards, 6x 1.. jSs F r 100 Split rulinga «> ifobartßnns .. .. ... •• ™ Sawn r.imu Uailß <» ;BS :: :. :: :: "««b Shi'^AWNISLEEPEIfs(:- g x 6 .2B6deach. HarlJOiir Board Notices- AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. SMALL LOTS OPTOTARA PILES. Harbour Board Office, Feb. 25,188 J. The Auckland Harbour Board is prepared to purchase, at any timo, Small Lots of Totara Piles. Full particulars as to prices specifica tions, &c. may be obtained upon application at this offlce. 0 B gTONB< clmirman Calls TVTEW UNION BEACH GOLD-MINING J3| COMPANY (Limited). Notice ishorcby given that a CALL (the ninth) of Threepence per Share has been made, pay able to the undersigned, at the Office of the Company No. 21, Now Zealand Insurance Stags', Auckland, on THURSDAY. May 1, 1881- J. FTUAH CLAKKB Seoretary;: Auckland, April 1.1881. - ; J ,_. ra



Personal. KATE BYRNS.— Your sister is in Auckland. She would like to see you.— ' Leave address at Star ofltco. •__- WANTED, "11,0.," Mount Eden, to sond address for a week to "Rex,*. P. 0.. Auckland. MATRIMONY.— A Young Mnn of un imweachßhle character wishes to corrrß- I pond with a Lady with a view to tho above. She must ba v Protestant, anil possess a small : incoMie of her own.-- Address, enclosing photo-., to "Harry," Star office. 1 Lost and Found. LOST, a Yellow Cow, broken horn, tar branded ?. — Howard for information to W. Henry, Mary-street, Mount Jidcnr LOST, on Easter Sunday, between St. Paul's Church and top of Parnell Hill, a j Plain Gold Clasp Bracelet.-Apply Mr Ivohn,. j Queen-street. OStT small "Envelope, not addressed, containing B.N.Z. cheque No. OSW, sinned in blank. Paymontstoppcd. Kinder rewarded. —Apply C, Stab Office. _' LOST, on Saturday, a Clieqirs for £10,' drawn by James Wallace ou National Dank. Stonpod payment. — Reward at the: i , Freeman's Bay Hotel. STRAYED from Mechanics' Bay, Bark Bay Mare, white star.—Howard for return to J. Gilmoro, Auckland Fibre Manufacturing Co., Stanley-street. . STRAYED from Homo, on Easter JMon .. day. a Girl, 15 years old, wearing black dress and whito straw hat,—Any person giving information at the Star ofllco wilt bo rewarded, j TRAYED or Stolen, from Birkenhead, .; on 13th inst., light Bay Horse, shoes on fore feet—Anyono returning same or giving in(or mation to T. Crooks, Birkenhead, will receive , £1 Toward. FOUND, on April 14, on the Takapuna Road, a Purse containing a sum of Money and Papers.—Apply Stau vil'tc*-, FOUND, in tho Sholly Beach 'bus, Plan of a House.-Apply iSainbrid.sc'fs Stable, Hackott-strect. Board ami Residence. A I'ARTMENTS, Furnished or Unfur- XX. nished. — Mrs Guildford, Kent-streeW s aurrey Hilla. FURNISHED IiOOMS, with or without Board ; use o£ piano; for married couple or gentleman. Terms moderate,—Mrs Marler, Vincent-street. f^i ooD Board and Residence for a Gen- VJT tleman in a priyalc family, in Upper" Syraonds-street. — For address apply at bTAH Offlca. - GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTBL, HOB3ON-STRKKT. Board and Lodging .. . .. 203 per We*.* Bingleltoom .. -. _* wr won* HE OLD CLUB, Edefi Crescent. — Vacancies for gentlemen or ladies. Plnngo and shower baths. Torma aOCOTtlmg to medical. ;''•* f VIOLENT Raging Toothache is in 'j nearly every instance instantaneously cured by Using Odontalgicon. the new remedy. Is.—C. W. Goodson. London Arcade. RATS! RATS! RATS!—Use SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOK PASTS', Rats eat it greedily, and die; oo emeK. Price, One Shilling a Bottle. F, 0. SHARLAND opposito Postofflce* (JEUKKITIS INSECT POIVI>-K.-Tt.» -' >O best and most reliable in tho martwt. In perforated canisters. Price, la 6d. — Jl. O» Sh arlakd, Apothecaries' Hall. j mOOTHACHE CURE — Inatantaneoo . \t JL Belief-ODONTALGIC.-ls per bottle.-' F. C. BHARI—N-) (opposite Pout-office). T> OSELINE Fon thk HAlß.—This ele .-; _\i gant preparation completely eclipsi-u every article of a similar kind now be/uro Hie public.—Price, Xs Cd a bottle.—Sharland. Apothecaries' Hall. R. ARNOLD'S PENNYROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.—The most popular mediclno of the day. Price, 2s Gd ft box.—Coio ni.-.l Agent, V. Csbarlano, opposite the Post ailice. ' All children suffer from them. If suanected. ask for the Cortain Co. . 3HARLANU'S WORM POWDERS, Ispacto'. Apothecaries' Hall, opposito Postr.-iltlci. Auctions. TO-MORROW,, KOON. DRAPERY, CLOTHING, LOOKING GLASSES, HAT AND COAT RACKS, WALL MATS, FANCY GOODS, Etc. To be Sold by Auction, AT ARTHUR'S MART (Third Floor), To-morrow (Thursday), 'at 12 o'clock noon, To Cbse Consignments, -B d\ CASES DRAPERY, FEATHERS, JL" Flowers, Fancy Goods, Men's and Joys' -Clothine. Tweed, VVall Mats, Hat and .'on t Racks, Kits, Clocks, Timepieces, Bracelets. Also, Seven Cases Toilet and other MIRROBS (well assorted). Terms Cash. TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock a.m. GALVANIZED FOUR BAUB WIRE. GALVANIZED FOUR BAUB WIRE. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell, at his . llooms, tomorrow, at 11 o'clock, 20 TONS GALVANIZED AMERICAN FOUR BAUB WIItE. Terms at Sale. TUESDAY, APRIL 22, At-11 o'clock, AT ANGLESEA-STHKET. , ~ At tho Residence of its W. J. Offkk." HIS HOUSEHOLD FUKNITUIIE AND EFFECTS. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions from Mr W,: J. Offer who is giving up house-keeping, to sell, at his residence, as above, at 11 o'clock, HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, : ;: I AS UNDBK— .* PIANO by Gerard, iron frame, splendid instrument; Horsehair Suite, .Dining . Tables, OH Paintings, Oleographs, Handsome Pier Glass*, Books, Carpets, . Bedsteads, Bedding. Table arid other Linen, Drawers, Chairs, Tables, and Geiio ral Household Furniture and Kitchen Utensils. &c. &c. &o. . -j ■% TUESDAY, APRIL 22, At 12 o'Clock. THE NEW RESIDENCE or MR W. J. OFFER. ANGLESEA-STREET (neak thb kksi- DENCK 01' T. BUDDLK, E.SQ.). (JABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions from Mr W. J, Offer to sell by auction, at 12 o'clock (during the Sale of his Furniture), HIB NEW RESIDENCE IN ANGLESEA~ STREET, containiHg 0 rooms, with ev«ry ' convenience. Gbb and water laid on: fitted with wardrobes and cupboards, and well arranged for a Family HuHidcuco. The allotment is 100 feet by a depth of nearly 100 feet, and a splendid view. Terms at Sale. Intending purchasers can view the house, tho key of same to be had of the Auctioneer. w. s. cooheane] |jas. dackb FRIDAY, APRIL 18. CRIMSON REP SUITE, vVARDROBE,. ICE CHEST, AUSTRIAN CHAIRS, I CIGARS, HOUSEHOLD ** FURNITURE. THE Subscribers will Sell at their Roomß, Queen street, on Friday, April 18, at 11 o'clock, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of— Drawing-room Suite (Crimson Rep). Hair Suite. Music Stool, Austrian B.W: Chairs, Carpets, Linoleum, Oilcloth, Chcffonicrs, Dining Table, Wardrobe, Chests Drawers, | Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Spring Mat trass, Feather Bed, Mattrasses, Palliasses, Mirrors. Washatands and Ware, Chairs, Tables, Meat' Safes, Platedwarc, &c, &8. Also, I Ics Chest i. Banjo ~w r 10 box«B Cigars. < ff SAMUEL Coe_KAN_.«cS<Mf|«ii ■i_J^a_niu_ | contlxmca on Pago _