CABLEGRAMS.

[SPECIAL TO PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

A Tory Member Re-elected.

Los-don, March 2.—Mr Wm. P. Marriott, M.P. for Brighton, who resigned his seat after supporting Sir Stafford' Northcote's vote of censure in regard to Egyptian affairs, has been re-elected in the Tory in terest by a majority of fourteen hundred.

Explosion on Board a Steamer,

An accidental explosion has occurred on board the Aberdeen, bound for Adelaide. The captain and several of the crew were injured, and the vessel has returned to Gravesend.

(reuter's cablegrams.)

Another Infernal Machine Found.—British

Remonstrance with America.

London, March 2—lt has transpired that Her Majesty's Government have sent a communication to the United States Go vernment complaining of the assistance afforded in America to tho dynamito plotters in England by the manufacture of infernal machines.

Another machine, identical with those already seized, was found today at Ludgate Hill Railway station.

The Dynamite Outrages in London.

London, February 29. —The infernal ma chines found at the Victoria, Charing Cross, and Paddington Railway Stations are iden tical in construction, and aro shown to be of American make. The clockwork mecha nism in the one found at the Paddington station had, it is proved, failed to act, or a serious explosion would have occurred.

AUSTRALIAN.

Melbourne, this day.—Thirty-one horses ran in the Newmarket Handicap on Satur day.

Arrival of Suoz Malls.

Albany, this clay.—Arrived yesterday at King George's Sound: The P. and O. steamship Xlirzaporo, with the English mails via Brindisi, dated London, 25th of January. Sydney, March 1. —Mr G. S. Reid lias resigned the portfolio of Minister of Edu cation.

THE WAR IN THE SOUDAN.

[reijter's cablegrams.]

Defeat of tho Rebels by British Troops,

London, March 1. Telegrams are to hand from Souakira announcing that tho British troops, under Major-General Sir G. Graham, made an advanco from Trinkitat this morning, and came up with the enemy at noon, when orders were given for an attack in force to bo made. A later telogram says that the enemy were attacked in force, and a general battle ensued. The fighting, which was very desperate on both sides, lasted till nightfall, the British being finally successful at every point, the rebels being driren from all their positions. Our loss is slight, and is set down as 10 killed and 40 wounded. Tho enemy suffered severely, and are stated to have lost fully 1,000 killed.

Sucoossfnl Sortie from Kassala.

Cairo, Fobruary 29.

New» has been received hero from Kassala, a town on the river Mareb, near the Abyssinian frontier, which has been in a state ot siege for some time past, that the garrison of Egyptian troops recently made a Bortio from the placo. A strong forco of rebels was encountered, and an engagement ensued, resulting in thoir defoat with con siderable loss.

THE BRITISH VICTORY.

Stubborn Fighting—Officers Stsvoroly

Wounded,

London, March 1 (ovoHjng). Telegrams to hand from Souakira state that after the battle yesterday the British troopa, under Major - General Graham, bivouacked at El Teb, and to-day advance on Tokar. Baker Pasha was wounded during the engagement. Later accounts state that the rebels fought with great desperation, and only succumbed after a hard struggle for victory, MAKcn 1 (midnight). Major-GeneralGraham telegraphs that the engagement yesterday lasted fully three hours, and during that time the fighting was most severe. His troops captured seven guns and a quantity of war material. The British loss is 30 killed and 142 wounded. Among the latter were Baker ( Pasha, and Colonels Barnaby and Baron, all of whom suffered severe Injuries. Gordon Pasha's Proclamation. Cairo, March I.—lntelligence is received from Khartoum that Gordon Pasha has issued a proclamation, in which he rebukes the Soudanese for rebelling, and threatens that British troops will come and punish them. The statement that tvvo British regiments would shortly go to Assouan; on the northern Nubian frontier, is now again current.

THE RELIEF OF TOKAR.

BRITISH TROOPS MARCH IN UN OPPOSED.

London, March 2 (morning).

Latest telegrams to hand from Souakim bring the news that Tokar has been re lieved. The British troopß left El Teb yesterday morning, and marched to Tokar, which they occupied during the afternoon without opposition. The Arab rebels who had invested the place withdrew before the British arrived, and offered no check to their advance.

[special to press association.]

THE LATE BATTLK-DETAIIiS OF imuu *"" THE FIGHTING .

Col Burnaby and Baker Pasha Wounded.

London, March 1

The troops under Major-General Graham comprised three thousand infantry, one thousand cavalry, and two hundred artil lery, and the Naval Brigade, with twenty eight guns. They advanced in the form of an oblong square upon the enemy's forts, containing two Krupp guns, and began the battle. The number of Arabs was estimated at ten thousand, and they made separate charges in detached bodies, and the marvellous bravery of Ulundi was re peated. The forts were defended with great tenacity, but were finally stormed. The Krupp and Gatling guns created fearful havoc. Finally the Arabs made a stand at El Teb, and siowly retired after four hours' fighting, tho cavalry pursuing them. The Arab loss is estimated at 1,000, •whilst the Britia loss is twenty-for men killed (including five offieei-s), and one hun dred and forty wounded (including eighteen officers, amongst whom Colonelßurnaby and Baker Pasha are reported as severely hurt. The enthusiasm at Khartoum is subsid ing, and the native troops beyond that ridicule General Gordon's proclamations. Colonel Stewart returns to the White Nile at the head of a force of two thousand Bazouks. ~./-, i The expedition under Major-Ueneral Graham is marching on Tokar.

London, March 1

General Gordon, as Governor of the Soudan, has issued a proclamation stating that he has summoned the British troops to Khartoum to punish the rebels.

FIRE AT DUNEDIN.

(by telegraph, —pbess association.)

Pcinedik, this day. A fire, which destroyed two wooden cottages at Konsington, the property of G. H. Marsden, tinsmith, occurred shortly before \2 p'clock last night. It originated in one of the houses ocpupied by John ifassey, At the time of the fire only his two daughters were in the house, Mr Massey being at Port Chalmers, and his wife at Naseby, Tho occupants of the house state that when they went to bed they left a lamp burning on the dresser close to a shelf in the kitchen. Some time afterwards they were awakened by the crackling of flames, and by smoke in their room. They know nothing of the origjn pf the fire. They ha*d not a great deal of furniture in the house, but what little they had was uninsured and was totally destroyed. The adjoining house was occupied as a boarding house by Mrs Edwards ; her furniture and effects were also uninsured. Mrs Croat, who .owns the btfardtng-house, is insured the South British Office'"forLsoo: , ; ; '.,.', >.< j m f; Marsden's house was insured for £50 nn 'the J-pndon and Lancashire Office." ' •-"

LATEST FIRING.

Prlzo-wlnuers In the Union Match.

Union Match.—Fifth for carbine belt For carbine members only. 300 and 500 yards; » ?■<>}?■ First prize, £10; second, m\ third. £b; fourth, £4 ; fifth and sixth, £2 each ; seventh to fourteenth, £1 each. The following are the prize-winners in this match:—Bell, Auckland, Ist prize. LlO ,9 ; Lukey, Thames, 2, LB, 75 ; Lumsdenl Auckland, 3, LG, 73 ; Parslow, Auckland, 4, LA, r2; Dixon, Wellington, 5, L 2, C 8 • Brownlee, Gth, £2, G7 ; Ross, Napier, 7th, tl, 6/ • \\ebster, Sth, £1, G7 ; H. Wil liams, Napier, 9th £1, GG ;A. Payne, Auckland, 10th, £1, G5 ; Weir, Thames, 11, £1, Go; Henderson, Auckland, 12, £1, 63; Perry, 13, £1, 62; Stitt, 14, £1, 62; Webb, 61 ; Gill, Gl ; Floyd, 60; Woolloy, GO. Firing-off for both belts just about commencing.

CARBINE CHAMPIONSHIP.

Ross, Napier- Stitt, Wanganui Bell, Auckland

RIFXECAMF, 4.40 p.m. 283 278

DECIDING MATCH.

CHUKTON, WANGANUI, RIFLE

CHAMPION.

Deciding match of 10 shots just con cluded. I give the result of (ho match, and also aggregate for championship :— Churton ii — 29S I'lirnoll 21—275 Hughes 31 — 2i i Ojoper .. ' 34 — 2t2 Hay 31 — 261 Flyger 27 — 251 Wratt _ .. 28 — 217 A. Thomas _ .. 18 — 253 White , .. 22 — 252 Buchanan _ 28 — 217 Foster 17 .. 242 Aamodt _ 21 — 2JI Wells _ It — 239

MINING.

(from odr own correspondent.)

Thames, this day. Caledonian.—The drive at No. 2 level connected with the winze on Saturday. It was cscertained that the leader which had been driven upon is only a couple of feet in the hanging-wall of the main Red Quiver leader, and the two unite in the centre of the winze. About 121bs picked stone wore obtained at their junction.

Large supplies of crushing dirt will bo available when the leaders in this aro thoroughly opened. Retorting will take place during the current week.

Moanataiaiu.—During tho past month 72 tons of quartz have been treated for tho yield of 1770z5. 4dwts gold. Christio (tri buter) crushed a .small parcel of 24ozn. lldwts. gold. Dart.—The footwall leader in the drive at No. 3 level shows further improvement, having opened out to a width of 20 inches. Gold accompanied by good minorals is visible in the stone.

Cambria.—The reef was broken down on Saturday in winze below the 160 feet level, and gold found as freoly as previously, but no picked stone was obtained. Aluuknia. — McDonald's tributers ob tained "ozs lSdwts gold from eight loads quartz.

Latest Mining.

Thames, this day.

Deep Level Cross.—Tho leader at the G4oft. level was broken down on Saturday morning with a satisfactory result. It ranges from 3 to G inches in thickness, and gold was found to be freely disseminated through the stone. The monthly retorting has given the payable returns of 211£ozs. of gold from 187 loads quartz. New Prince Imperial, — A retorting took placo this morning, eventuating in a return of 7691 ozs. gold, for which between GOO and 700 loads have been reduced.

Dart. —This Company's return for tho month is 217J ozs. retorted gold. Quantity of quartz crushed, 190 loads. Martha Extended (Wailii). — Tho manager lias brought to town lii ozs. gold, tho result of seven weeks' operations, during which time tho.battery has boon working irregularly owing to the scanty water supply.

Wr Hudson Williamson, Crown Pro secutor, is to give a lecturo to-night boforo the St. Sepulchre's Mutual Improvement society. The subject is " Egypt," and tho meeting is open to the public.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, MONDAY, MARCH 3, 1884,



Dividends. mHAMES GAS COMPANY (LIMITED). Tho Share Register will bo Closed from MONDAY, the 3rd, till THURSDAY, tho Gth Maroh, when an Interim Dividend of Is 6d pc Share will bo payable at tho Company's Office, 83. Queen-street, Auckland. F. A. WHITE, Secretary. 83, Queen-streot, Auckland, Fobruary 28, IPS). Corporation Notices. piTY OF AUCKLAND. MOUNT~-STREET. CLOSED FOR VEHICLE TRAFFIC. Notice is hereby given that the above street Is Closed for Vehiclo Traffic, during Works. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clork. Town Clerk's Office. Feb. 25,1881. 3CB j : Harbour Board Notices* A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD', TENDERS FOR TOTARA PILES. Harbour Board Office, Auokland, Feb. B,IBBL Tenders will bo received at this Office until TUESDAY, the 4th llarch, 1881, at noon, for the supply of 110 Totara Piles in torms of specifica tion to be seen at tho Engineer's Office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to be endorsed, "Tender for Totara Pilpfl " ' C. B. STONE, Chairman.



Highway Board Notices. ■ \ rch hill highway district. n o~tTc c. The necessary alterations having been made in tho Valuation Roll of the above District, the same is open for inspection for fourteen days from this dato. By order of the Board. GEORGE CHILTON. Chairman,!) Board Office, Arch Hill, March J, 188l,a ,---.■ Drapery. "PRELIMINARY NOTICE. WILSON, WILLIAMS, & McCULLAGH, or many years in tho employ of Mr W. Rattrar, Draper, Queen-street, have THIS DAY ENTERED INTO PARTNERSHIP AS GENERAL DRAPERS, SILK MERCERS, &c. And having SECURED THOSE CENTRAL PREMISES At present occupied by tho NEW ZEALAND TWEED CO. (Noxt to Messrs Boylan and Tanfleld's), QUEEN-STREET, Intend OPENING THE SAME on or about the 22nd INSTANT, WITH AN ENTIRELY NEW AND WELL SELECTED STOCK QF GENERAL DRAPERY, Particulars of which will he given in n futuro issue. 1 -^yiLSON, -yyiLLiAMs, & 172, QUEEN-STREET. Dated this 3rd Marpb, 18Si. Money. T -t /\ TO £10,000 LENT on Building Jj I %J Society principles, or on other terms Affeo tend Vqloo Hjgh-street. Ancklpaa tjiISIL FISH. fISH—J. Masefrsld _E and SojfS,o£H6len S yille Fish Pre ß ervinß Factory, are prepared to supply Fish in any quantity, either through their Agents—Jlossrs l7d. Nathan & Co.-or direct from lie factory. Mullet in 1 and 2 lb tins, and in casks of 1 and 2 cwt,' eafch. same as obtained First Prize at the lost Agricultural Show atEUersUe.i No Brocers should be without the Cask Mullet; price, 303 per cwt,, cask included.. :,,„ .../. ;•■"■ '!. '



Wanted. YXTANTED, a good Carpenter and an V T Improver.—Henrj- Smith, }Juildor, Wel lington-street^ WANTED, an experienced Barman for a respectable hotel in Symonda-street.— A ldreas at Star Office. WANTED immediately,—A first-class Cabinet-maker.—Apply J. A. Heldt, Wellington-street. WANTED, Several Improvers for the Bench.—G. Black &Co , Aberdeen Boot Factory, Chapel-atreet. ANTED, a Shingler ; labour only. —Apply Mrs Coke, Jennyn-street. WANTED, a Labourer used to concrete work.—Apply Thomas Upton, Oliphant street, Ponsonby. WT ANTED, a Waiter.—Apply Auck- T T land Club, Bhortland-Street. ANTED, a Good Carpenter.—Apply on the iob adjoining Mount Kden School. WANTED, a Baker for the Mauku.— Apply to John Lamb, 39, Queen-street. WANTED, a Steady Man for a Milk Round; permanent situation.—Apply Belfast Dairy, Victoria-street West. ~Y\TANTED, for FiJ'> a Stonemason; V T must be a steady man.—Apply with references to K. R. Cardno, Fort-street. VSTANTED, a Body-maker. To~a good IT hand constant employment. — Apply Jas^Maekie, Coach B'.'ilder, Victoria-st. East. AWSED, a Doctor lor Mercury Bay] £200 per annum guaranteed. All medi cines found, and liou.se rent free.—Applications by 18th March to Walter Grant, Secretary Doctor's Committee. Mercury Bay. WANTED, a Situation by a first-class Gardener (German). Advertiser is thoroughly acquainted with the. culture of vines, and willing to milk and drive if required.—Ap ply to " German Gardener," at this otllce. ANTED, a respectable Young Man who has been atthe trade—J. Maxwell Butcher, Freeman's Bay. ANTED, an Apprentice.—Apply to R. Logan, Yacht and Boat Builder, North Shore. "YjfTANTED, at onco, a Youth to drive a V T spring cart.—T. McElroy, Karangahape Road, Newton. WANTED, a Respectable Boy who can read and write.—Apply at onco. T. H. Kcesing, Watchmaker. Victoria-street Kast. WANTED, a Strong Lad to learn the trade. References required.—G. Sogc, Builder, Olinhant-strcet. TIT ANTED, an intelligent Lad as ap yy prentice to learn the Jowollery trade.— Apply Albert Borgcr, Victoria-street. ANTED, a Lad between 10 and 17 to learn the trade ; also an Improver.—Ap piy to G. H. Marsden. Tinsmith and Iron workar, corner of Chapel and Durham streets. WANTED, by a Respectable Lad to Learn the Carpentoring; been 12 monthi at the trade—Apply, by letter, to 11. Ford. General Poat-olUco, Auckland. WANTED, a good Dress and Mantlo maker; one with colonial exporionce preferred.—Apply by lettor to "W.V.," Star ofllce. WANTED, a Good Milliner—Apply Mrs M. Somorville, Wcllesley-strect, opposite Opera House. TtrANTED, a good Machinist.—Apply V T It. Stow, Tailor, 8(i. Victoria-street. WANTED, Govorncss for tho country' also General Servant, same place ; Gene, ml for Whangari'i, several others.—X Henry's Registry, Shortland-street. WANTED, Canvnssors, Female Cooks, Barmaid (today, town), many Generals and Nursogirls, Errand Buy.—Mrs Whitcombe's Registry. ANTED, a Respectable Woman to do Scrubbing by the day. — Apply Nevada Hotel. WANTED, a Situation as Housekeopar; experienced and first-class roforonec— for address apply W. and J. Frater, Queen-st. WANTED, a Working Housekeeper, two in family. Good homo to suitahlo person. Must be good plain cook. Reforencca required.—For address apply Stau olllue. WANTED, by a Married Couple, a Situation to Manage a Farm: thoroughly compotont, having hail 18 years Colonial exporionce; tho wife well lip in tho Iniry; good references.—Address X.V. Buck lands, Pukehoho. ANTED, a respectable, trustworthy Woman for the Turkish Baths.—Apply an the premises. WANTED, Respectable Middle-aged Woman ns General Servant for Hotel.- Apply Stah Offlpo. WANTED, Genornl Servant ; refer ences required.—Apply J. Ij. Hatswell, Kroner, Prinnea-atreet. _____ WTANi'i-D, General Servant, at onco. ---y ? Apply Royal Hotel, Princes-street, One tni 11 ga. WANTED, a good Housemaid who uiiderstands waiting at tnble; refer sneos.—Mrs C'ashel, Harbour View, Shortland ilreot. |_ W ANTED, immediately, a Young Person to take charge of two children. -Mrs Lionel Phillips. Onilego Rpnd. Ponsonby. WANTED, a Tidy Girl to do light house work aud assist In shop.—Address this )ll.co. WANTED, at onco, a Girl to help with drossmaking. Plain sowing.—Apply ?tau ofllce for addrcsa. WANTED, a Girl, 13 or 14 yoars of age.—Mrs B. Keano, Jun., 3 doors below Congregational Church, Bercsford-street. WANTED, a respoctablo Girl as Ser vant, ono used to children.—Mrs Martin, Ji'oss-strcct (near Grubb's Baths, Newton). W~ ANTED, a respectable Man an Boarder.—Apply to ICC, West Queen itreet. WANTED, Board and Residence (single bedroom), by young num.—Apply 5.Y.i,., _TAI. O-lleo. WANTED, ono or two Gentlemen Boarders in private family (house plea iantly situated in Lower Srmonds-Btrcet); oath roonijjtables^ &c—Mrs W hitcombe's Registry. WANTED, in the lower end of Queen street or near tho Wharf, a Shop and premises suitable for a Confectionery and Dining-rooms.—Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray, Land Agents, Fort-street. '•_ WANTED, within a short distance of tho Union Bank, a good Store-room, rathe ground floor or above.—Apply "Y.Z.," 3tab office. WANTED, everyone to hear Boak rend •'Jud Brownin's account of Rubonstein's Playing."on Tuesday Evening, St. Jamea'B Hall, \i /"ANTED, S.S. Ruapehu passengers to yy buy Chairs, 5a lid; Oilcloth, Is; Lace Curtains, -h Hd; Tapestry Carpet, Is Hid, Millinery. Drapory and Clothing at reduced prices. Tho oldest houso jn town.—J, M. Mo- Lachlan, 222, Queen-street, oornor of Wellcsluy street. ; WANTED, Mullet and Schnapporj Highest price given by tho Kaipara Purveying Finn.—J. and C. Gardner, Kaipara. WANTED, a Dairy of First-clasß Butter, botween JO and fiOlbs. Highest pried given.—Apply I). A. Nairn, North Shoro. ! W" ANTED, every able-bodied Man, Woman and Child, ox Ruapehu, to call at the New Butcher's, noxt tho British Hotel, for Cheap Meat of the best quality. WANTED —When you are in Hobson street en.! and see the largo and ohoioe stock of Moßgiel Twoods just opened for the coming season, at Mnnro and Mi-ligan'fi. WANTED, the Ladies, to know tfe&t M'jnrb andMlligan's Millinery Depart ment is now replete with all the latest English and French novelties for the present season. W~~ ANTED.—Do you want Money on Freehold, Personal, or other security ?— Apply to J. I{. Randeraon, iVleroantilo Chambers. Bills discounted. WANTED to RENT, a 4 or 5-roomed House, in the vicinity of Mount Eden. —Anply, stating terms, to "Nemo," P. 0., Box 180. - " TJST ANTED to purchase, an Allotment of V V Land, with or without ahouse, situatod in Union or Wellhigton-Btreet's.—Apply, stating price and particulars, A.X., Stab Offlcp. WANTED, Purphaser for quiet syr,=old Brown Mare from Waikato; good In saddle or harness,—A. Thorne, Paget-street, WANTED, Purohasers for New Sta tionery at Low Prices, Aooount Books, Inkstands, Desks, Handmade Papers, Stationery Cases, beautifully Illustrated Family Bibles, 42s and New Books at Published Prices.—H. White, Stationer, corner of High-st. and Vulcan Lane. WANTED to Purchase, for oash, one or two Working Men's Cottages, conve nient to town. — Address, stating full partiou lars, to H.D., Stab Offloe. \X7"ANTED to purchase,—Six or Seven yy roomod Houso in Lower Symonds-stroet. —W. and J. Frater. 97. Queott-street, VV ANTED to soil, a quiet, useful Pony, T » used to saddle and harness; to be sold cheap.—Apply to Mr R. H. Douse, Grocer, Pon- Bonuy Road. WANTED TO SELL, Steam Winch, with boiler; also, 8 horse Kngine apd Boiler.—James Mclntyre, Oneh'unga. WANTED to Sell, cheap, Day and Mar tin's Blacking,' 6 dozen cakes in box, little dry, only 6d hp.x; Janariess Gloss, 6d bottlii; two bottles for lOd; Mixed Spice, eight packets for 6d; Blue Sprig Cups and1 Saucers, small size, only Id: Largo Caps'and Saucers, 4sGd dozon; Wasli Boards. 6d; Whips, Is Cd; Wash ing Powders, 6d_p6r dozen; Shoo Brushes, 2s Gd sot.—H. Wait, Pitt-street. ' TITANTED.—Waptpd to Sell (cheap), y T Boxes' Tea, only }2s Gd. box of 121bs; White and Gold China Cups and Saucers, only Bd, 7s 6d dozen; New Cheese, 6d lb; lot of Vasos, only Jd eacli, 3s dozen; 6 gross Bpot f rotpctpra. only 3d card, i cards lid; Iron Lasta, Is 6d and Ss oaohi lapsa Tpatrayg, }s fid and 2?; Shoe Brushes, 2s 6d E.pp: Schaoi Slated, la to Gd; Exorcise Books, Id, 2d, and 4d; lot of Sponge, from Id to Is; Engraved Decanters, only Is each; Wine Glasseß, 2d each; Water Bottles, 6d and 9d; Salt' Cellars, Id each, 7 for Gd; good Tea, 18 Gd and ?s; Gln'gtSr Winpjs bottle; smell Trays, sill small Bptuo oi InU", \A. 7 fwjC'v? gross i Brown and Poison's Cni'nflour, 6a lb ; Nixey-s Blaoklead, 8 pakps for Gd; Batli Bripks. 3d ! Park Blue, 4d lb; Knife Polish, 6d, 2 for iid-i alUßta'rd, J-lb tins, mi saoA Picklpa, 8;1; Co'aaa, Idr Respberpy Vinegar, Id bottla; i\n Boxes of Matohes, Is. Gd dozen: Scented Soap, 8 cakep for Is; Selsqn'jj Gdlatino. 6d packet; lnrtm Wirp Pisji Cpvpra, 2b 6d-; Qhina Caadle ati'aYa, 9d g»bli. -HyATj^™^atreet- ' WANTED SEEN, by oirtuyers of Jewellery, Charles Kolgey & Co/a Stock of Heal Silver and Real Gold Jewellery (no imitations kept).—Charles Kelsey and Co., lgO Queen-Street:, ;



Wanted. WANTED KNOWN—Cheap Sale.— For particulars, see last and next Saturday's "Herald" and Stab.—J. Green, 80, Victoria-street. WANTED KNOWN to Travellers, &c. — 2! dO7. Celluloid Collars ; ever clean; Is (usually sold at 2b fld) each.—J. Green, 8:~>, Victoria street. ANTED KNOWN, Seal Huff Bags (large assortment) at Charles Kelsey and Co.'b, 120, Queen-street. "\T7_NTED KNOWN—To Travellers, YV &c., 22 Dozen Celluloid Collars : ever clean ;Is (usually sold at 2a Bd) each.—J. |Green, Victoria-street. ANTED KNOWN—Everyone should see the "Graphic" Rubber Stamps, and try how they print. They are the best and cheapest. Hundreds of new designs—Murray, Manufacturer, Coombes'3 Chambers, Queen-.t. WJ ANTED KNOWN.—Charles Kelsey T T and Co. make a specialty of Jewellery by confining themselves entirely to Heal Gold and Real Silver. They keep no imitations.— Charles Kelsoy and Co., 120, Queen-street. ANTED KinOWIN, Tennis Rackets, all best makes. — Charles Kelsey and Co., 120, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN. — Cheap Now and Second-hand Furniture, Pots, Pans, Wash-tuba and Boards, Bedding, Bedsteads, Cheats Drawers, Child's Cots, and all kinds oi llonseHold FurniSuro at lowest prices, at Austen's Variety Store, 310, Upper Queen-street, under Young women. Institute. TI/"ANTED KNOWN. — A choice of TT £3,000 worth of Moagiel and Kaiapol Tweed. Suits to Measure, 7as ; Trousers to Measure 183 Od; well shrunk, and a perfect fit guaranteed—At the New Zealand Tweed Com pany's, 172, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN— Chkajp Timber ! Cheap Timber 1 And all other kinds of Building Materials, can bo purchased cheaper and better than anywhere else at the yards of D. Goldib. Albort-stree_ WANTED~KNOWN— That William. . Circassian Hair Renewer is the only reliable preparation for Renewing Grey Hair and beautifying it ;—as extensively used by the celebrated Circassian beauties. — Prepared by A. M. Williams. -63, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN.—Though I am selling off Boots and Shoes at my Vic toria-street Shop, I cannot reduce the following articles, namely :—Hanthway's celebrated Peer less Gloss. 6d the bottle; Ladies' Cork Soles, 2_d the pair; Leather Boot Laces, Id the pair; Cot ton do, 2d dozjn pairs; Button-hooks, 2d; superior Shoehorns, 8d ; Hoot Protector., 3d per card—at Dnmpier'3 Boot Shop. Victoiia-Btreot. ANTED KNOWN—I2Ib Boxes Ten, 12s each; Tea (in half-ohests), Is Gd and Is 9d per lb, equul to 3s, charged anywhere in Auckland : Best White Table Sugar, Id por lb; English Crushed Loaf Sugar, 4ld per lbj Tobacco, Ud and Gd per Plug, or Is Gd per lb ; Morton's Fresh Herrings, t!d per Tin; Morton's Red Herrings, Id each; Salmon, 8d per Ti»: Overall's London Sprats. 8d Tin; Morton's Potted Anchovies and Bloaters, od per Tin; English Pickles, Gd per Bottle; Sauces (different brands), Gd per Bottle; Robinson's Patent Groats, id por Tin; Miller's Baking Powder, llb> Tins, (id ; Hudson's Extract of Soap, 4 Packets for (Id: Coil'eo, la por lb; Hobart Jams, Gd and DJd per Tin; Beautiful White Honey. 4»d lb; Plaid Matches, 3d don.; Boxos Dark Blue, 3d, lb: Light Blue, Id : Choese! Checso ! Cantor! bury. \Ynirou. and Te Awainutu, 4d and Gd per lb; Bacon! Bacon! from Id to fld per lbj Potatoes! Potatoes! boil like balls of flour, 2llb (or Is; Fruit! Fruit 130 cases Eating and Cook ing Apples, 2d per lb. Don't forgot your kite, Indies. Onions! Onions! Silver Skins, ldporlb; and other lines too numerous to mention.—Note tho nddrcss, John Eaton, General and Provision Dealer, corner Cook and Hobson- Btreet, next Criterion Hotel. ' ' WANTED KNOWN — Selling, Off! Soiling Oin-Boots! Boots I libota l- AU the following Linos are reduced in price :*- Ladies' Elastic-Bides, KM, reduced to 38 Bd, Is Ixl, and 5s 6d; grand lino of Ladles' Protty- Bhapod High-leg Hlgh-hool Kid Boots (in boxes) ' reduced to 5s Od; nice strong line of Ladieß Elastio-sides, colonial mnko, reduced to tie lid; Ladies' High-heel Prunella Boots, reduced to 5s 6d; Ladles' nice-shaped Sewn House Boots taoloahedat sides), reduced to 4s 3d; Ladies' Iligh-heel White Salcon Boots, reduced to3sGd; grand line of Intinta' Kelt Boots, reduced to 3d the pair; Infanta' ICid Elastic sides and Button Boofs, reduced to la Od ; Girls' Klastlcsido Pru nollft Boots, reduced to 2s; Children's Walking Shoes, G to 9, reduced to Ds M ; 10 to 13, veducod to 3s; splendid lino of Girls' Button Boots, with natont vamps, size 7to 10, reduced to Is (id; do. 10., 11 to 13, reduced to 5s 1 grand lino of Menu Strong Elastic-Dido Boots, reduced to"«:kl. A very large lot of other cheap Boots too numcroiui to inonuou at Dumpier. Boot Shop, "Victoria itreot. VVf ANTED KNOW fy JUST UNPACKED AT /.IOODSON'S T ONDON A IKJADK, VJOODSON'S J-IQN'DON -ARCADE. Sterling) Gold and Silver Watciikb ana Jewellery, I Sheffield Cvtlkky (specially Manufactured and Stamped, "The London Arcade"), Tea Trays, Waiters, &c. (cheap), Moro Novolties In Japanksb Ooona, Tkrra Oottawarr and Fioureb, Majolica wahk (som» lovely goods), Plubii Brackkth and Photo. Frames j Model Steamboats and ENQiNf-^ JIAMMOCKS. CONSTANT NOVfXTIES IIRINO ItECBIVEO. CONSTANT NOVHLTIKH lIIMNO RKCKIVKO. The ordlnory Stock Is bo comprehensive and extensive. It will woll repay an inspec tion, which we ooudiai.lt invite. THE PLACE IN AUCK /> TD FOR; SELECTING A PREb-uNX, , i ; AND AT , I • '. WELLINGTON and CHRISTCHURUnJ WANTED KN 0 W.N '• THE DEPOT FOR HOP BITTERS: BOTANIC DISPENSARY, WELLESLEY-ST: For purity and strength unequalled.!', A trial will fully prove. ; 2s Gd a Bottle ; 5 Bottles fon lOg. . P A I N • CURE B. Its effects are wonderful for Intornal and Kx-| tornal Pains, Removing Obstructions, Equalisingr Circulation, and Restoring Tone to every part. | Two-ounce Bottle, Is, Onr WORM MEDICINES, so pure, simple; md good, are being used in nil parts of New Zealand. !: ' > Fresh ShlpmonU of Herbs, Roots, arid Barka avery month of every description; best quality; VVhqlosaJo and Retail, at lowest possible prices.. Consultation personally or by letter. j NEIL &. CLI F F O R D,: HERBALISTS, Botanic Dibpensary, WELLESLEY-sr. East, Auckland. V\/- ANTED jr N O W N, STBPHENSON'O "V! KWTON TTOtTSE. TEPHENSON'O IM EWTQN XT-OUSE !! LAST TWO WEEKS !! Of . i !! GREAT !! CASH !! CASH !! SALE !! THE BALANCE OF MASON'S STOCK WILL UP CLEARED AT ENGLISH COST PRICK/ ALSO, £500 WORTH OF WAREHOUSE SAMPLES, •.-.;-; BELOW WHOLESALE COST. TOOKTIIRR WITH OUR OWN WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF GENERAL + GENERAL DRAPERY, t DRAPERY, AT, ABOUT, AND BELOW COST PRICE. B. v,S (COME EARLY, )B. ~.S. ARGAIS \ AND \ tHGAIS BA NS( SECURE JB A Na THE ONLY GENUINE SALE NOW Ols. A Single Call will Pkovk This to Be So. Horrocks's A, 2q lid per dozen. Horrocks'a B, 3a 9d per dozen, Crowdspn's Q, 3s lid por dozen. Other makes, In wet wove, otc, 2s 6d to 6s 6d per dozen. Unbleachod Calico, la fld, 2a, 6d, 23 lid, to 08 per dozen. " i : Unbleached Sheptlng, 7iil to la 3d por yard. ; ?2-inphi'\YWtP Ditto, QJd to Is fld ppr. ya.rd, ; 80-^nch Whftp Di^P. Is tq 2a por yar4, Cretonnes, 4Jd, s}d, Gd, tfl Is ppv'yo^il, Long Curtains, 2g }tfl, 3p na, $a 6i psi' out. : Striped Qwmadiniw. 1,600, BJd ppr yard. Galatea Stripes, 23d (usual price, ..d). Dress Linens, 3jd per yard (original price, 9d). Prints in all styles, 21d to 9d. Carmolytea, sJfl, 7J;1,83 pw yftc4, _aue-ati'lpo4 Mualino, E_4,4id, 0(1 ppi> yara, -: Male Trou3ers, is 6d, ss, 5s 6d, to 7s 6d per pair.. Tweed Trausera, 3s 6d, -4s 6xl, 68 ¥1 ?a ?d t to log ' ■pejipai?, ' ■■'■ ' ,■■ 9 I^enjp, Boya1, and, Youths'. C^tblng, ?*duppa to •: English cast, ' iflO SiiitS only, to ineagurp, 7g3 (guayantepd • ajriglnaipripe.s^), :' ,': ; . A. O. STEPHENSON, , KARANGAHAPJ3HOAD, f, .



Miscellaneous Wnntcds. AUCKLAND COLLEGE AND GRAM MAR SCHOOL. Applications for a Junior Mastership, with testimonials, references, statementof ago, quali fications, &v., will be received by the under signed on or before March 12Lh. Salary, £150. For further information call upon, or write to, the Head Master. JOHN JAMES, Secretary. A DVERTISEK (22) is desirous of a _jT3^ home in private family residing within 10 minutes walk of. St. Sepulchre's Church. —Apply, sta ing terms, &c, to TC, Star offlcis /COMFORTABLE home for girl about 14, \_J or respectable elderly woman, to look after child 2 years old and assist a little in house.— Address at Snrman'a Store, Mount Eden Hoad. FFICE WANTED in lower part of Queen-street, ground floor and front win dovv.—Apply, stating terms, P.O. Box 187 ARTNERSHIP.—Wanted a Partner with £300, to take an active part In an increasing and lucrative Business.—Address " Partner," Stab Office. rfVEN POUNDS (£10) BONUS will bo JL paid to anyone procuring tho advertiser, a steady, pushing, and experienced young man, a situation as Traveller, or any place of trust. Excellent references.—Address, "Bonus,1 Star Olflee. mO PAINTERS.—Wanted, one or two _l good hands.—Apply Sargeson and Itead, Newton Road. T~IO GROCERS.—Wanted, a Competent Assistant — Address with references, stating salary required, to Box 51, P. 0., Auck land. mONIC SOL-FA NOTATION.—Wanted, I to know a person who could give instruc tion in the Tonic Sol-fn, Notation on Saturday's, between one and half-past throe o'clock p.m.— Address, stating terms, to H.Q.. Star Ofiico. O MERCHANTS AND MANUFAC TURKRS.—Advertiser wants Samples of Saleable Goods to Sell upon Commission. The whole of tho North Island regularly visited.— Address " Traveller," Star Office. TO SHIPWRIGHTS AI<D OTHERS.— Wanted to Sell, four Kauri Spars, 60 foot long, 18x12 inches, noarly all heart. — John Sheehan. Dnrgavllla. XJTT ANTED, TO DISPOSE BALANCE OF LEASE OF HOUSE IN ALBERT PARK, WITH FURNITURE, &C, AS IT STANDB. All particulars on application to BOX 88, POST-OFFICE. Meetings HE EQUITABLE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND, Notice is hereby given that, In terms of the Articles of Association, the Annual Qonoral Meeting of the Company will bo bold, lntlie Company's olllces, Bond-street, Dunodln, on MONDAY, 3rd March, at p.m. Buslnogs: To rocelvo tho Directors' Roport and Balance -slioct for twelve months onded 31st Doeombar, 1883; the elootion of two Directors and two Auditors. Proxies must bo In writing, and lodged at the Registered Oftice of the Company forty-eight hours boforo date of meeting. Tho Share Register will bo Closed for Trans fers until after the meeting. W. 0. KIRKCALDY, Manager. Dunwllii, lltll Fobniarv, l?8t VT Z.O.G.T.—Excelsior Lodge, No. 2.— I^l • An Open Meeting in connection with ;ho abovu Lodge will bo hold in the Franklin I'.ond Schoolroom on WEDNESDAY KVEN [N(i. March 5, 1881. Tho public are cordially Invited. Commence nt 8 o'clock sharp. TUIAMES VALLEY AND ROTORUA X RAILWAY COMPANY (Limited). The Annuul Mooting of Shareholders in tho ibovo Company will bo held in tho Company's Office, No. 147. Queen street, on THURSDAY. 13tb Maroh, at 3 o'clock p.m. Business:—To receive Directors' Report and Annual Accounts, and Iho Election of Directors who retire by rotation, but who aro eligiblo for re-election. JOHN BATGER, Secretary. Auckland, Fob. 2s, 18SI. npiiE TiiAMEa valley and ROTORUA RAILWAY COMPANY (LIMITUD). Notico Is hereby given that an ffIXTHAORMNARY GENERAL SIKETINO Ol>" TIIK VHAMHS VALKRV AND ROTOIHTA RAILWAY COMPANY (LIMITED) IVill be held at tho Registered Offlco of the Company, No. U7, Queen-stroct. Auckland, on THURSDAY, the 13th day of March, im. At 3 o olook in tho afternoon, When tlio subjoined Resolution will bo pro losed. Should tho resolution bo passod by tho ■cqulrod majority, It will-bo submitted for con- Irmation as a Special Resolution to a socond BJxlraordlnary Mooting, which will bo subse lequontly convoncd. 'That tho existing Articles of Association bo rescinded, and that tho Articles of Associa tion forwarded by post to each member of th'o Company, and which are now before this Mooting, signed by tho Chairman of the Company, and soalod with tho Company's seal, be substituted therefor." By ordor of tho Board. JOHN BATGER, Secretary. Dated February 20,1881. No. 147, Quoon-strect, Auckland. . pipping. A. s£ "OARQUE ABIEL •t' ABBOT, from BOSTON. 4&Afr~%r~jSK, Consignees ar» requested to -fwflnffazuUM P"°° entries and obtain deli- very orders at onco, as the lbovo vessel will commonco discharging wtth jut delay. All goods impeding the discharge of rorgo will be stored at Consignees' risk and expense. E. PORTER & CO., Agents. Aquatics. "pONSONBY ANNUAL REQATTA, EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 7th, 1884, Patron: His Worship tho Mayor of Auckland. President : ' ThOB. Poacook, Esq,, M.11.R. Vice-presidents : A. Boardman, Esq. W. Swanson, Esq., M.11.R. J. 11. Upton, Esq. J. A. Tolo, Esq., M.11.R. Captain Harrison. Committee : Messrs J. Cunningham, J. Dacre, F. Jagger, B. GJlmor. C, Landlord. T. T. Masefield, G, Smitl). F. H. Lowisson, J. B. Morpoth, L, Phillips, J. Stodart, W. Stanford. C. Wai. mitt, A, W, Far<juhar, w. Sloano, Thoo. Cooper, F. Quick, Alfred Jones, E, Lewis, C. Cqlpau, and Captain Farquhar, UMriRB! James Stodart, Esq. Startkh• Captain W. Farqnlmr. Tkeasuher : W. F. Jones. PROGRAMME. Ist Race. YACHTS of 7 tons and over, sailed by owners or amateurs. 2nd Race. AMATEUR SCULLERS. 3rd Race. YACHTS AND SAILING BOATS, 1 tons and not oxecoding 7 tons. 4th Race. WHALEBOAT RACE (seniors), for Allcomers, under Ponsonby Regatta rules. sth Race. YACHTS AND SAILING BOATS, decked or. l(alf-dcoked, undor i ton 9. Bth Race. FOUR-OARED GIGS (no outriggers), tho property of any recognised Rowing Club, rpwed by Amateurs, members of the same,' under 21 years of ago. 7Tit Race. FIRST-CLASS OPEN SAILING BOATS (ag per Rulo 26). %rii Rage. FQUB-OARKO GIQS (ne outriggora), tho niioptsrty of any recognised Rowing Club, rowed by Amateurs, membors of the same. 9th Race. SECOND-CLASS O.PEN SAILING BOATS (as. por Kulo 2G). lOtji RaOH, WKA^EBOATS, vowpd by Amatoura under 21 yeftrfll U th Race. PQB ROY CANOES (built of wood). : 12tii Race. OPEN SAILING BOATS (not oxceedlng 13 (ee\ overall). _ 13TO RaCS, mNGIHS tjne,t exceeding 12 feet oyoralU no out ■ rlgßera or sliding-seats), rowed by Boys" viftder-16 years old. ' ■ . ■ > y " ' ' iitii Ra,ce, MERCHANT VESSELS' AKD STEAMERS' 1 yQUR-.04RE1) QICi3, - first ■ nrfee, £g: gecoqa prize, £% ' " • ■ CfiijirEp: fflbp (Ixo4 en Flagship, WTj; Rack, JVjy BQj-p or {he Kflhlmfttaffla Tfftinjng 9cbool, 10th Racb. •TUfIS. .1 17T|C RAOB. MfOPEL i'ACH TS, under i feet ','"'" D. F. EVANS, Hon. Sec '



For Sale. IjIOR SALE, n Cottage in Spi ing-street, JP Alma Place.—Apply G. Dill}'. Spring street, Alma Place._ FOR SALE, cheap, Pipe Organ ; 3 stops. —T. Ramsey, Tuner. Upper Symonds-st. • OR SALE, a General Store in one of the most rising townships in the Waikato; stock at valuation.—For further particulars, apply to John Buchanan. Customs-street. FOR SALE, in Brown.street, Ponsonby, a good House, containing I Kooms and Scullery, also, out-buildings; water laid on; good position. Price. £:iOU.—Apply Star Ofllce. FOR SALE, Compact Dairy Farm, near Auckland, on Line of Railway; good feed all the year. Very easy terms.—VV. V. Stevens, High-street Chambers. FOR SALE, a new 2 story Villa, nt Kllerslie, next but one to the Church. Prico, £0.50. On two roads, back and front.— Apply to W. F. Hammond and Son, Architects, S. B. Chambers. OR DISPOSAL, a Small Manufacturing Business, capable of great extonsion. First-class prospects for business man. Only small capital required for income; balance on terms.—Address " E.," Stab Office. OITSALE, Villa ReaidenceTlVanklin Road, containing ten rooms, with every convenience. Throe Allotments with double frontages. Price, £*50; this is a bargain.—a. R. Hughes, Estate Agent. Vuloan Lane. jj^OK SALE, in Angleseu-street, a good JD Groomed House, Gas and water laid on. Kasy distance from town.—For further particu lars apply to Mr Gulliver, Land and .Estate Agent, Coomboa' Chambers, Queen-street. OR SALE, Buggies and. Pbtutons witli and without hoods; own make and imported ; a choice of six. Prices from £27 to £68; a pretty Pony Phuston, «38; also Second hand Dog Cart.-E. Harvio, Upper Symonds street. FOR SALE, five minutes' walk from Onohunga Railway Station, a new and well-liuished 4-roomed House, with verandah, Sassage, and porch ; water laid on; allotment ) x 100.—Apply to G. Moody, Grocer, Queen street, Onehunga. FOR SALE, 2 Draught Horses, Dray, and Harness, Spring-cart and Harness, Stoam Engine and Boiler, Chaff-Cutter, Boring Machine, Saw-bonch Shafting, Pulleys, and Belting. Likewise For Sale or Leaso, tho Premises usod by the undersigned as Coal and Firewood Yard for 22 years.—For further parti culars apply to James Watt, Staul(jy-str<jot, Mechanics' Hay. 171 OR SALE OR LEASE, in a good part ? oil Onehunpra, a 12-roomed House, in good roptiir; coach-house, stxiblo and aero of KQrtlcn ; first-class soil. Good Farm of 80 Acres,.all in cultivation; 12 miles from town; 5-roomed Houso. Twenty-six Acres and new 2-roomed Cottage nicely finished; suitable for a poultry form; within 1J miles of station.—D. B. Orchard, 18, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. OR SALE, Goodwill and Stock-in-Trade of first-class LEMONADE and CORDIAL BUSINESS, comprising a 5-roomed Dwelling- House, Now Bishop's Gas Engino, j&rated Wator Machine, Horse and Cart, and every thing that is required for First-rate Business. Present owner leaving through ill-health.—Ap ply to It. R. McGheook, Albert-st., Grahams town.—Any person not being acquainted with the business, Mr Sawyor would be prepared to give them, in a very short time, all tho required knowledge In the trade. Tp O R S A E E. MELROSE ESTATE (opposite the Pah Farm, about six mllosfiom £3wn).—A oapital Nino aero Farm, subdivided Into good grass pad docks, with a 7>roomod House ancf outbuild ings, Stable, Cowhouse, and Stockyard, one aore of Orchard, This Farm, bo near the oity, should prove a happy or lucrative home to Oio Merchant or Dairy Farmer. Also, several Allotments adjoining, averaging from 4 to C acres, which may bo bought very cheap and upon most easy terms. SURHKY HILL3.-Cottages in course of erection will be Bold, with Allotments, facing the Old North Road, to meet tho domand in this fa vourite locality. CITY ALLOTMENTS in Hobson-streot, Aber oromble and Hepburn-st'octa. PONSONBY.-A oapiUil 7-roomed House close to the new wharf, 132 feet frontage to Sentinel Road, TO I.XT, a Suite of Ofllceß, fora term, In High street, opposite L. D. Nathan and Co. I A. SCO'IT & Ct) u Agents, Firth's Mill, 7a. Qucen-at



MELROSB, 3 LARGE ALLOTMENTS, CHEAP. y .uiuritt Park, 3 Allotments, 19s per foot, cheap. Vermont-street, lot 60 x 130, £t per foot, che. p. Bayfiold, 1 lots, 22s fid per foot. Buyflold, 2 lots, each 10 x 100,30s par foot. Bay Held, very lurge Allotment, too Mount Rosklll. oil x 148 ft. Olna., 45s por foot Ucvouport, large Allotment, £2 per foot. Kluliniond Road, 117 feet lota deep, £2 12a Od per foot, cheap. Westmoreland - street, 33 x 150, 253 per foot, cheap. College Road, £7 per foot Arthur-street £5 per foot. Gladstone (Northcotc), 1 aoro, £85. Hillyer'a Creek, 44 ucrea (water frontage), £10. Melford-street, £2 10s per foot. Also, cheap Houses.&c. Inspection Invited. W. G ULLIVE P v , COQMnHJ'S CriAiHHEKB, 86, QUEEff-BTRPBT DEVONPORT, NORTH SHOBKf - FQHS A L E 7 Largo Allotments with heflch frontage, hav ing magnificent view of Kangitoto and its surroundings. 2 Allotments in Grey-street, near Victoria Wharf. A New Cottage In St Ann-street, price £230. 5-roomcd House, Molrose; corner lot, 50 x 200. Price, £376. 4-roonicd Cottage, Vlotoria Road, price £225. 60 Quarter-acre Seotions, in good positions. Will be sold cheap. 5 Choice Allotments in Domain-street, near English Church. 4 Lota, 47 x 230. on Lake Road, and adjoining Flagstaff Hill. H Good Allotments, 44 x 155, near Mr J. B. Russell's, 20s per foot Must bo sold. 2 Lots (volcanic) in Korr-street, 106 x 118, with two cottages. £650, very cheap. 1 Lot near District School, good view, 91 x 118. Prico fi2oo. 10-roomod Now House, with immediate posses sion. Price, £800. Apply to R. & R. DUDER, Dkvonpokt Stouk. SAMUEL WHITE HAS FOH SALE AT THK YARD, CUSTOMS-STREET :- Per 100. Purirl Posts £3 10a Very Good Purirl Poats .. .. 710 ! Hobart Rails 90 Sawn Purlri Posts Bx3 .. .. 16d och. Sawn Heart Kauri Hoards, 6xJ.. 18s pr 100 Split Palings 10 Hobart Rails 90 Sawn Rlnm Rails G5 Tttroo Rails 70 Kauri Posts Is each Shingles, House Blocks. &c. 19 SAWN SLEEPERS, 8 x 5, 2s 6d each. Land and Estate Agents, 171 G. EWING TO N, ' • ESTATE AGKNT, QUEEN - STREET, * - AUCKLAND. , (ESTABLISHED 18 YEARS). FOR SALE, Shops, Houses, Cottages, Farms, and Allotments. FOR SALE, that ellgiblo Leasehold Property opposito Mr Thos. ftjaoky's, Hepburn-street, commanding a lovely view of the water. The lease has 31 years to run, and the rent is £7 a year; ono-third of the value of the building will be allowed at the ond of tho term. The Eoubo :Is new and built of concrete, contains seven ! rooms, exclusive of bath-room and other con veniences. Gas nnd wator are laid on. Tho. house is woll ventilated, the land drained, the paths all concreted, and tho whole property is vory attraot.ivo, and suited for a merchant or Srof cssional gentleman. Being built of conorote, le rato of insurance, risk from flro, and cost of renaii a to tho house will be small. FOR SALE, on Great North Road, ono of the neatest and mostconvonicnt Freohold Properties in tho locality, for £350. Cottages for working mon, £310 (fTOoholifl. Allotments, £17 eaoh (freehold). Some of tho cheapest and beat Properties in tho city and suburbs for sale, Money to lend on mortgage, -VTf L. MITCHELL, HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENT, 8, Mercantile Chambers. TO BE LET, Gentleman's Residence, 5 mllos from Auckland, with 8 to 10 or 25 Acres of rich land, divided into Orchard, Garden, and Paddock. Outbuildings consist of Stable, Coach-houso, Dairy, &c. The wholo in first class order. To an eligible tenant rent will be made moderate. TO BE LEASED, for 7 and 5 y oars respectively, at present rentals of £5 and £G per week, Two] First-class Shops in tho best pa,rt of Queen, street. TO BK LEASED, for a term, tho Clothing Shop, | as at present occupied by Mr Samuel Coombos, commanding the moat contra! position in, Quoen-strpct. FOR SALE (within 1 mile of the Union Bank^ a first-class Firewood, Gram, and Ptroduco Business, situate on main road, and in the contro of a largo population. Commovioua buildings \yith resuloflco ajftqehed,. Cft« ho bought phcap, FOR SALE (Birkcnhead). Now Villa of llvo rooniß, wmVwe acjc, and only five minutes wallc (row (h • wtiayf. Unrivalled view, 'f'erms vory ea« ™i*"i. "*"■* Board and Residence. BOARD AND RESIDENCE for throe or four young gentlemen inprlvftto family in suburbs, Torraa moderate,—For address, ap- Stab q<Bcb, BOARD and Residence (single bedroom) Wanted, near Queen-street by young Man. Terms must be modorate.—H.D., Star Office. 17 A W H I A. X AWHI A. NIL. DESPERANDUM RESTAURANT. Meals..... la. L. K. VAIL - PnopitiETop - L, 1%. YAH* Land a.nd Qoaeya.l O^mißßlon, AgP"t. \%T %L\.sS L. E, V HOUSE, \ X \VeLLEBLBV-BT., AUOHLASfD (Three doors west from Habson-streoti BQAHn AND, RESIDENCE. A Good Tataje kept; lofty and well-ventilated BsdrQQm.B, Plunge and Shower Baths, and every convenience to ensure the comfort of Boarders and Visitors. Terms, £1 per week. M. MASON pato of Wellington), Proprietreaa. /GOVERN 6 R BROWNE HOTEL. \ \JT HOUSON-STBBST. Board and Lodging .. ;.,.-■. 20a per Week.



For Sale. FOR SALE, Spring Carts; also, Hand Carts and Tank.—Apply .T. Patterson, Upper Queen-street. __ IpOR SALE, Hay, Corn, and Firewood 1 Business, in a rising Suburb.—Apply A. Scott & Co., Queen-street. FOR SALE and to Let, Houses, Shops, Allotments, Hotels, Businesses, Boarding houses.—Grant and Ci\.3san, 75, Queen-street. OR SALE, a few nice Building Allot menta on Mount Kdcn ; splendid view.— Apply to F. J. Moss and Co., Whortiand-street. FOR SALE, a Cotla;e of 4 rooms in Charlotte-street. <Vcw North Hoad ; Price, £130.—Apply Mr Hastinga, Oharle'te-st. OR SALETl'ortable Engine, il h. p., equal to new. V'asy terms if required.— Apply Co'.cbrook, Builder, Chapel-street. Auck jjiOK SALE, a. 10-foot Boat, with Sails _T and Oars; built last year. To be sold cheap. — Apply to S. L. Abbote, Scarborough Terrace, Parnell. OR SALE, the well-assorted Stock of a Fancy Goods Business, in a good position, doing a Rood business Terms moderate- Apply Staii Oflice. OR SALE, Newton Road, closo to Symonds-street. Groomed House, with every convenience; large allotment.—H. Par t i ngtou. l^and A gent, Stichbury'a Buildings. 1710R SALE, Pompallier Terrace, Pon .mJ sonby, nice 1-rooined Cottage ; allotment, JO by 100; also, 5-roomed Cottage, Hackett stroet.—H. Partington. Land Agent. 17I0R SALE, Upper Queen-street, two J Houses, 8 and 0 rooms each; beautiful view; corner allotment, with good stable.—H, l'artington, Land Agent. FORJ3ALE, Exmouth-street and Newton Road, a fl-roomed House, also a I roomed ditto, with large allotment; will be sold separate or togother.—H. Partington, Land Agent. A GENTLEMAN, arrived from Eng land, has brought out some Grand Pianos, quite new.—lnspection invited, at Mr M. Free man's. Mount Eden (opposite St. Barnabas's Church). USINESS FOR SALE.—The General Store of the undersignod. Terms liberal. —Wm. Stevenson, Onehunga. CARDINALS' MARCH.—Copies may be had at Eady's Music Warehouse, Queen-Bt. /CHEMIST'S BUSINESS FOR SALE.— \_J An Excellent Opening for a Now Comer. Very small incoming. Ownerleaving on urgent Husiness.—Apply to "Drugs," care of \V. V. Stevens, High-street Chambers. FOUR Hundred Gallon Iron Tank for Sale; first-class condition.—Apply W. Hart and Co,, Upholsterers. Welleslcy-strect. ri RAND OPENING for Suburban Stoi-e \JT at Mount Albert: Large Corner Allot ment on Main Road, opposite Wesleyan Church, about 180x200 feet. This presents a first-class opportunity for a pushing man of business, the sito baing in the centre of this flourishing dis trlct.and must be sold a bargain. Price reason able. — Apply J. R. Randorson, Land Agent, Mercantile Chambers. LYCEUM HALL, HOBSON-STREET. —Pianofortes, Organs, and Harmoniums (now and second-hand), for Sale or Hire, on deferred system of payments.—S. H. Webb and CO : . ■ MUST BE SOLD. — Northcote, with magnificent view of harbour, Threo roomod Cottage, verandah on two sides, and four-staliod stoblo and loft, about 160 foot front ago to Great North Hoad and about 11 chains in depth, all feneod, and planted in Fruit Trees, in full bearing, and half an aore in Strawbnrrieß. Price, £(Ho.—For further particulars apply to J. H. Randerson, Mercantile Chambers. Queon-st. "VTEW First-class Piano, Bessemer Steel _Ll Frame, by Berden and Son, Brussols.— Apply K. Cox and Son, over Goodson's Arcade, Queen-street. UTRIGGER (single) For Sale, cheap.— Apply A. Warbriek, Customs street West THE Good-will of a MILK BUSINESS fur Sale, Overturn *8 woekly. Leasehold Property, near City. Twenty hoad welUbred Cattle, now Spring Cart, Horso, Harness, etc,, ovory convenience. 18 tons flrst-class Hay, Now ready for an enterprising man with family to step into. Price, £300 cash for the wholo. Tlilb is a splendid chance for a new oomer. as House hold Furnituvo way bo taken at valuation. Sickness only reason for property being in the market.—Apply J. K. Itandorson, Land Agent, Mercantile Chambers.



TO CAPITALISTS ANI) OTHERS.— Splnndid Building Sites In centre of the City. All that valuable City Property in Short land-strect, comor of Mill's Lane, and situate between Messrs A: Clark and Son's warehouse and Messrs Byerofts1 Mill. This Freehold being in Ruch a commanding and central position is a first-class investment for any Capitalists, and if any inducement, the Vendor is willing to allow nearly all the purchase money to remain on mortgage, being satisfied with the pros? §ecti vo as well as the present value of this ito —D, F. Evans. Land Agent, YOU should see th.6 Diagonal Tweed Trousers J. Rondell is selling at 8s lid (worth a lot more). — Brighton House, tap of Grey-street, To Let • TO LET, 2 Large Back Rooms.—Apply J, Coojj, Bootmaker, Franklin Road. , O LET, for a short term, Mr Binnoy's Rosidenoe, nicely furnished,—Apply R. and R. Duder, Uevonport. O LET, 5-rooin tfottage, Wood-street, Ponsonby; first houso to Franklin Road —Inquire on the premises. : : ' TO LET, a goo 3 House of seven rooms in Domain-street, in thorough repair.— Apply to F. J. Moss and Co., Shortland-streetH T~ O LET, Old-established Bakery and Dwelling-house; largo premises, centrally siiuated.—C. Wlllismson, Estate Agent, High-flll O LET, a House in Eden Terrace, 4 rooms and skillian; plenty of good water, —Jrmes Reid, Eden Terrace, TO LET, an Office in J. & D. Oxley's Buildings, on the Wharf! rent, 8s por week.—Apply J. and P. Osley. TO LET, for a Term, in Upper Pitt-st., a Butcher's Shop, containing a new Sausage Machine and every requisite for tho trade.—Apply to Thos, Hayea, Upper Pittßtrdet TO Bakers, Grocers, and Others.—To be ■ 'lot, in Hobson-Btreot, a Largo Shop,suit able for a grooer or baker; rent low,—Apply to F. G. Ewington. Estate Agent, Queen-stroet TO LET, Comiortablo House, four rooms and scullory, in Summer-street, Ponsonby Road, rent 11s 6d.—Apply J. Morey, O'Neil street, Ponsonby. TO LET, neat 4-roomed Cottage ; gas and water laid on; within 10 minutes' walk of Post-office.—Apply R. Rew, Grocor, Yictoria-stroet. TO LET, at Mount Eden, 1 Six-roomed Villa, bay window, verandah, taxa iflro- E laces with register grates, tanks, cellars, out ouscs, wash-house with copper.—Apply Jesse Btokcs, Mount Eden Road, opposito the Grange. DEVONPORT.— To Let, a Small Cottage and a Pflrtly FurM'shcd House.—Apply R. and R> Dudor, Houso Agents. H~ OUSE TO LET -n A very pretty Residence of 7 Rooms and good Garden, Mount Eden Road, npav Tt>U,— Apply Shakes pear and Company, Quoon-street. O MERCHANTS, FORWARDING AGENTS, LIVERY STABLSKEEPEHB, &c—To Let. Largo Premises in Dwham-gtrcot, ad,joining tho Haymarket, reoently ocoupled as stores by MossrsT. and 3, Marrinand Co.; very suitable for any business requiring large space in the eontro of tho city.—Apply to Mr R. H. Witt, adioining; or W, and E. Basten, Wake fleld-Btreet. ■X^TAREHOUSE TO LET OR LEASE. Warehouso of two stories, with exoellent cellar, in Albert and Little Quoen-strcote. B. TONKS & CO. Calls. NYERNESS GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). A Call ofThroepcnco per Sharo on tho Com pany's Capital has this das been made by the Directors, pnyabloto tho Manager, at tho Com pany's Office, Now Insurance Build ings, Auckland, on WKDNKSDAY, the 12th day of March, 1881. D. G. MacDONNKLL, Managor. Auckland, 29th Feb., 1881. TREASURY GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITEP.J A Call of Throoponeo per Shavo on the Com■ pony's Capital haathis oay been mado by the Directors, payable to ths Managor, at the Com pany's Office. New Zealand Insurance Build ings, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, tholgth day of March, 1881. D. G. MacDONNELL, Manage Auckland, Ist March, 188,1, Barrister* and Solicitors. OAun.l T_/f"R ARCHD. BUCHANAN, Solicitor. ItJ. OtHco: St. Mungo Chambers (opposito Bank of Now Zealand), Queon-strcet. "I M . SPEED, * BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, HICIH-BTRKKT. MR. A. E. W lIIT AXE R. BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. OFFICE: CORNER Oif HIOn-STRKET, A^D VULQ-UJ LANE V _^bw X*aw Partnership, fHS UND36RSIGNED bee to announce that thoy have Commoooed Practice In Co-partner ship as BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS. In Chambers la Hios-wmsm opposite Mr W. Atkln'a Printing OflEU^, , . : B. W.BUHTONi : '■''"■': ;>!'"' '' ' ,\'sX!*W..J.-KAPIER. Auefcland, -r|-i l \a\i • t



I liOSt and Found. LOST, a Fawn ant] White Greyhound Pup.—Anyone returning same to John Lumpkin, Butcher, Newmarket, will bo re warded. LOST, on February 25, between Governor Browne and Dock, a Bag containing Clothes, Letters, and Papers, marked Thomas Orr.—Anyone returning same to Sydney and Melbourne Cafe, Upper Queen-street, will he fully rewarded. LOST, a Bunch of Keys, in Kyber Pass Road, about Thursday, 21st February.— Reward of 5s on delivery at Star Office. LOST, yesterday, between Nelson-street and North Shore, a Silver Lever Watch, maker James Hums.—The Finder rewarded on applying Star office. LOST, on Sunday Evening, betwetn upper Parncll and Remuera, a Black Mackintosh Capo.—ss reward on delivery to itr Tait, Drugßiat, Newmarket. LOST, an Overcoat, between Symonds and Albert streets. Five Shillings Re ward.— Williams'a Ammonia Works, Albert-st. OST, last Saturday week, a lied and White Cocker Spaniel Dob, nine months old. Anyone returning same to Alnjor T, Veret Shepherd, St. Stephen's Avenue, will be re warded. Anyone detaining dog after tliia dato ' will be prosecuted. OST, Conditional Receipt Book, Ko. .0,070 3,7oo.—Finder will be re«a ded by leaving same at The Mutual Life Association of Australasia. No. 81, Queen-street. FOUND, in Kyber Pass, on Friday, 22nd inst., Small Bunch of Keys. Owner may have same on paying expenses.—Apply Btak Of lice. _ FOUND, on my premise.-), a Mongoose. The owner can have tho same by applying to C. Streeter. Karangahape Road, and paying expenses. Knot claimed within? days from this date, it will be gold.—March 3,1881. STRAYED, into my yard, Cook-street, a Black-and-tan Dog and Chain. If not claimed at once will be sold to defray expenses. -S. Houston. STRAYED, on Sunday, 2nd instant, from Sholly Beach, Poiißonby, a white-and black Newfoundland Pup (supposed to have followed a member of the P.R.C.) — Finder please return same to F. Cooper, Green-street; Ponsonby. If retained after this notice offender will bo prosecuted. Business Notices PUBLISHED THIS DAY—"The O!d Land and the New." Patriotic Song and CDorus Words by W. K. Willis. Prioe, -Js-^at Mearj'B, Queen-street JUST RECEIVED, ox Tongariro, a Stock 0 of Artists' Materials.—J. LEEOXI, Short lai.dßtreil ■ : ASTER HOLIDAYS.—Nice Country Ride on a Bicycle to be bought for filO at Richardson Bros., Victoria-Btreet West. * i " T\/TY BOY wears out his Clothes ter- ; ±T± ribly quick." Well, " Boys will be Boys." Next time you want an outfit tako him to J. Rendell's, Brighton House, top of Grey-at. Bood strong Suits at 13s lid; Sailor Suits, for Small Boys, Is lid: Tweed. Norfolk, do., 5s 110. , L" ICENSING ELECTION.—What's your opinion) Whatever it may be on this question, there can't be two opinions that the Men'B Tweed Trousers, at 4s Ud; Tweed Coats. 7s lid; Tweed Suits, 18a 9d, now selling at 3. Rendell's, Brighton House, top of Groy-Btreet, are really goouvaluo for tho coney. j NE GUINEA (21s.)—Guineas are very useful, but they are only worth 21s. The Men's Dark Check Tweed Suits to be had at J. Rendell's Brighton House, top of Grey-street, for 21s, are worth a guinea and a-ltalf. I TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN— Enjoy your spare time and holidays Tricycle and Bicycle Riding j machines sold, and riding taught,—Richardson Bros., Victoria- Btreot West. I nriHOUSANDS !—Some advertisers seem A very fond of bie figures. A modeetimah has very little chance. It's a fact, however, that 1 havo over 800 yards of good, useful Dress Lcwn Hollands; 12 yards for lis lljd, or 3d yd.— J. Rendoll, top of Grey-street. RESS AND MANTLEMAKING.— MISS SEALE (recently from England) desires to inform the ladies of Auckland that sho has commenced business as Dress and Mantlemakcr, and hopes by strict attention to orders, together with moderate charges, to secure a Bnare of their patronage.—Address: Cobden-Btreet, Karangahape Road. '. "XTEW DRESSMAKER'S AND Mlt^ ±1 LINER'S ESTABLISHMENT, - MRS DAVY has much pleasure in informing the Ladies of tho City of Auckland and Suburbs that she has commenced business in Hobßon street, opposite Clyde House, as DRESS-. MAKER and MILLINER, and hopes, by endea vouring to plecae and by Reasonable Charged, to merit a share of the Ladies' patronage. Straw Hate and Bonnets Cleaned, Also, Mu'aie, Draw ing, and Wax and other Fanoy Work taught by tho Misaeß Davy. j TO BUILDERS AND PROPERTY OWNERS. 1 Tho undersigned are prepared to Excavate Allotments in the Lower Parts of the Oity upon specially favourable terms. W. &G. WINSTONE. I t)ONSONBY VINEYARDi GRAPES. GRAPES. GRAPES. { Wholesale and Retail. ; THOMAS STEADMAN & CO., j Seed Merchants, , I Next to Mr Wiseman's, Queen-street : NGR A M AND C~O^. ENGINEERS AND MACHINERY FITTERS. Contractors for Every Description of Factory Fitting, Pattern Making, Castings, Turning, Pips Screwing, &c, &o. alx woodwork in connkction with Machinery Made. Plans Prepared and Estimates Given, Agkntb for All Descriptions of AMERICAN MACHINERY. Lr/BBiOATiNQ Oils, &o. Office and Works: I ';'' ■ | CORNER OF VICTORIA AND COBURG-STREETS. FOItTrSTREET, AUCKLAND. T> U T C H E R A N D C 0., ~, STEVEDORES; -,= i RECEIVING AND FORWARDING •■ !:- : v;-, 'agents, -.■; :/i V'" r>| ARE PREPARED TO TAKE ! ' ; ! LARGE OR SMALL CONTRACTS. .>> LARGE OH SMALL CONTRACTS. ENGINES FOR HIRE. WOOL DCMrED FOR SIIIPMEST.



DEAD! "DEAD! "DEAD! JUDICIOUS ADVERTIPING IN EVERY BUSINESS IS THE KEYSTONE OF ' SUCCESS. Merchants, Tradesmen, and those In business are informed that the New Zealand and Inter colonial News and Advertising Agency is now established in those Commodious and conveni ently situated premises, No. 18, Shortland-stroct, a few doors from the General Post-offlce. The Agency is prepared to take advertisements for all papers in New Zealand and the Australian Colonies ; also, for all tho leading journals in evory part of the world. The Agency has tho bole right 'to > tane_Uie theatrical panor known aB the ENTRACTE in the Qpora House and Theatre Royal. -1 Tho Manager of the Agency bavine been ap pointed Agent and Correspondent For leading- Knals in all parts of the Australasian Colo »iea arid being In receipt of Exchanges, has oporicd a well-lighted and oommodlous Reiiding Room for tho convenience of his clients. ■ WILLIAM SYLVESTER PULFORD, NEW ZEALAND & INTERCOLONIAL NEWS & TWERTISING AGENCY, r No. IS, Shootland-street, Auckland. Art Union. "" /h.h. §m>thS \auckland> SECURE SOME. SHARES HERBER,1? & aivHTH'S GRAND ART VNION OF PANORAMA aifld-VaJuod a.t-filM Con^«Un2 pt Bi-Unial Lantern a,nd aoAvljr 1000 Views, with all appliances for exhibiting In a largo hall or drawing-rooiß, Ate will he given "^seVen eclipse cottagb stoves, : Valued, at £50. ; i, sHARia 1 I J:a ' ONE SHUJJNG. la Tenders rip. "b n d c r s. Scparato Tenders for Plumbing, Painting, and Bricklaying will he received till WED NKSBAY, at 3 a'olack.—Apply on Job at Fred* crick Ireland. Esq.'s. St. George's Bay Road, PaweU, " r[IHE tim.e for, receiving tendera £oy the JL Erection (labour only) of Dwelling near Ponsonby Road is EXTENDED to noon of THI&RSDAY Kexij. Plans, &c.'. at my Resi ; dpnee, Ponsonhy Roa.d.-X BATTY. TENDERS wfll be received up to door ql SATURDAY Next for tho Erection ana; i Oompletjoa of Cottage at Arch Hill. Plans. &c, at roy RosJdejice, Ponsocby Road.—J. BATTY. TENDERS will be received until TUES- I DAY, Noon, for the Erection of DwollinKS near Ponsonby Road (Labour only).—Plans, etc.. at J. Batty'n, Builder. I'oiiHonby It- ■!■». _



Person* I f\EAR MARY, -If you w.mt to 1^ 1 ' JLr tho crash of Saturday at ti o i\i Butcher's, come down early, us all );is legs mutton were sold pnrly uu .-'utnnluy crcr.il lost. Don't forget—Ne.M ilie liiiii.-li hot 1. ■VTOTiCE —fwill not. be'responsdble f, Jj{ any Debts contracted hymywlfi, Ann Murphy, she having left her hori'C vi. me "i January, 18M.—Jo»m Aiurpliy. Grey-tt., Auc land, 3rd March. 1&8<. ri^HE Party who spoke to the gentlema X on the verandah in Wellington fti cet o Saturday night, culling hisnltontion to paroe' lying on his vcram-ali, plcaio cull wain, as th articles werehi». having Uv.n left there by hi wife. If the arti>lcs ore not ro.i.r ml the matti will be placed in thehumls ot tlie Police. Licensing Notices. jyEWTON LICENSING DISTRICT ELECTION OK COM MITTKK. The following gentlemen- Messrs JAMES CRAWITOIiD THOMAS FAULUKR ROBERT GARRET I JOHN GITTOS RICHAkf) HKLLABV ROBERT LAINU I'IIAHI.KS FRICI). PARTINGTON ROBERT T. WARNOCK having heen this day nominated us Candidates for the Licensing Committee for the above; district, and the number (S) being moro thni» the number required J5). I appoint MONDAY Mareli 2«h, lfel, as tho day on which thfr Poll will bo taken, from 9 a.m. to (i p.m., at! Mr Partington's Flour Mill, and at Messrs VVarnock Brother's Soap Factory, under "Tho Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1878." THOS. SEAMAN, Returning Offlcor. March 3,1881.



Medical. r7 yr i l k i n t!§f CONSULTING SURGKON, Is at his Surgery for general Practice: ; i Momingß—lo until J2 o'clock ■ Evening—7.3o until 8.311. Afternoons more especially for Eye, Ear, and . Throat Diseases. l CONSULTING ROOMS: Center Queon-stroot and Wost Queen-street; opposite South British Insnronco BuildiDßS, Auckland. ■ •■ S, •■ T\ It. STALK ¥'7R", PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. BURLEIGH-STREET, KYBER PASS ROAD. .■ ■ • ' ■""" " : * M ~ . .- CoNsui/riNQ Booms : M MR EPSON'S, CHEMIST, QUEEN-STREET^ Two to Four o'clock, afternoon. TT\ R. M A CM U L L E N CAN BE ' l! ' CONSULTED ' '' . , AT.HIS ... , , , , : REBiOKNCIt, PONSONBY ROAD, from 11.30 a.m. to 1 o'clock, and from 6.30 to 7.80!to;m. Tblkphonk to House, No. 188.. ZEALANDIA BOUQUET, THE NATIONAL PERFUME. Tho Swoatcst and moat Endurinpr Handkar chief Poi'fume of the day. It has been before the New Zealand and Australian Public for many years with unprecedented success. Manufactured by SHARLAND & CO., Auckland. riRA PiEi JU. ICE A LINE. This Salino forms a Bparklins draught equal to any natural or artificial water, which renders it especially valuable to travellers in warm climates. It relieves Headache and Sickness, allays Febrile Symptoms, and affords immediate relief iv all simple Dorangements of Stomach. It will be found exceedingly valuable in Purifying the lllood and Cooling the System, and thus preventing those unpleasantEruptiottia and Pimples so common tojnany at tho change of the seasons. In Bottles, stoppered and cased 2a6d.-F. C SHARLAND. Apothecaries' Hall.



EC O X AND SON,: • DKNTAL SUKQKONS, I . WYNDKAM-BTRKaT, • • ■ ■?- Beg to inform their l'utionta (for whoso confl- 1 denco ftud patronage they tender hearty thanks) that they have taken more Central Rooms over i Qoodson'a Arcade, Queen-street (first floor, new premisos of the Australian Jluiual Providont .? Society), where they may be Consulted on and after Monday. January 2 ' 1 pO TO C. 17. GOOUSON'S London j VX Arcade for Marshall's Puro Homoeo pathic Medicines, ila per dozen, la per bottle. Internal and Kxiernal. R~" ATS! RATS! RATS!—Ob* SHARIjAND'B PHOSPHOR PASTS' Rate eat it greedily, and die; no smell, at 1 Price. One Shilling a BotUe. ■' F. fi. HHAIU.ANI) opposite Pont-nlßon. j DR. ARNOLD'S PENNYROYAL ANT) STEKLrPILLa-The most popular medicine of. thu day. I'rlee, 2a&labox.—Colo, i nlal Agent <\ C. Hhaui,ani>, opposite the Pokt oliicc OEGRETTIS INSECT POWDER.—The O best and moat reliable in the market. In perforated oaniatcra. Prico. Is 8d; —W. C BHARLAND. Apothecaries' HalL • ' rnOOTHACHE CURE — Instantaneous JL Relief-OnONTAIXiIC.—Is per l>olKla.- F. C. SKARIiANU (opposite Post-offlcej. Xtr ior m s. TT All children suffer from them. J If snapected, ask for the Certain "nre, * BHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS tpaoke* Apotheoarieß" Hall, opposite Post-office . Auctions. JOHM LEYDON.J |KDWABD LET DOW. .TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock. JOHN & B. EEYDON will cell, At' iheir .. Mart, Quoen-Btroeti . • ;, ■ I 'UPRIGHT PIANO by Straulis & Wiemor, iron frame: quite new, and without the. slightest resorve,' i' JOHN LKTDON.J , : [EDWARD LEyDON. TO-MORROW ( at 11 o'cloclr;, I 1 | JOHN & E. LEYDON will sell, at their Mart, Queen-street, 40 caies Cooking Apples . ;■!■: 30 casesKoting Apples. » ' ■ JOHN tEVDON.] - [EDWARD fBTDON. TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock. JOHN' & E. XEYDON -have rcceired instructions to sell, at their Mart, Queen HOUSEHOLD'VIiROTTURE k EFFECTS conaisting pf—Chefibniors, Couches, Table! Chairs, Beds and Bedding, Pillows, Wash ( standa, Dressing Tables, &c, &a '" ' TO-MOEROVV, NOQN. ~ j SPRING CART AND HARNESS. i TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, | On Account of Whom it may Concern, A SPRING CART, Horde, and Hart« A good turn out for a grocer or dealer. j '■-•,. , Terms:. Cash.



j ;■..:';■■; :E. ARTHUR i:!,f WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5. TRADE SALE; OF ]00 TRUNKS BOOTS AND SHOES, EX BRITISH' QUEEN AND RUAPEHU, I AS UNDER. ~, - I GABRIEL LEWIS - • WILL sell, at bis Rooms, on'the above date, at 11 o'clock, 10 tnp}S Ladleß> B-T- E-S. Boots, Fancy and >» t™nks f adios; Kid Button Boots, Polish 7 trunks Ladies1 M. and Glove Bhoon. Button erior Morocco Polish E.s" Sut jj trunks Ladles'Kia and Levant Bals. 0 trunks Gents E.S. Boots : 20 tranks A smarted Kid P.C. Boots ! 6 trunks GWB'-7 to 10,11 to 1-B, Boots I < truuks Ladies' Lasting Boots Boota T paokages Ludios'House Boots S packages ladies' Evening Shoes 1 package Glrta'Tsnnls Shoes 4 trunks Ladies' Best Soal Bußon Boots '15 pac&? J-C3lo?'- MXd%a Children's Assorted Boots and Shoes. h^M? C fU #no ° j°?lls ?P°cial attention to thlsJ splendid lot of goods for the coining season which' are suited to all stocks, both at reIXX Sub stantial quality and make. ~ Terms at Sale. THURSDAY, MARCH tow, At 11 o'clock. MEDICAL WORKS, DRAWING-ROOM SUITE, HANDSOME CLOCK AND BRACKET, AMERICAN ORGAN (13 STOPS), CROQUET AND LAWN TENNIS SET,| •: • ■ &0»j " . '■■:> &o.i : ,;_; , ; &C. ": ■''■ ': At the Residence of th£3J|gjJjl^Goldsl>ro', l lX ..£* EYAffp i-1"'1-''' *■■ ■ SAS received instructions from the Kxecutrix of the late Dr. Goldsbro' to >j public auction, on Thursday, March 0. 1881, at U o'clook, at Manukau Eoal, PmboU, THJE WHOLK OF THE HOUSEHOLD-'* FURNITURE OF THE LATE DR GOLpSBRO 1, comprising -' Talnabla i Medical Works, Suites in Green Rep and | ... Horsehair,.. Tables, Clocks, OroouetlSSSl • Xawn Tonnia , Set, Carpeto, jilrrow,! ' American Organ (13 stops), Toilot Tables, i 2 aowiDß Machines, &0., &o.v&o. .-■:«'»™ , ! J>. F, iX\i&efß, Awiknmiri