SUPREME COURT. —This Day.

In Banco.

f_efore/HonoT Mr JusUce GilUefl-1 Wir_iAM Joy v- Minister ron Public I™" Ym, £2,500 damages. - In this matter J «■ an action bo Ught bj" manager U P*tea Boilmg 3own Company manager r thereto oy the construe for ininrjf aswueo.^g |_J_ Foxton railway. ''.'WRuS-ioveTon behalf of the -;Mr Jai^rrter «me.3By consent leave olaimanHr in^r b _ heft _ d du _, was Bra* ™r tne ocuou f T _&Sfce SETS-* to be paid by the P^ IT_S_i_etS^aroi In support of a suin ~Mr unon the d,fendant to show cause mons,7h'XnF P „ t rec<vered in the Supreme 3 h * HIJ South Wiles should not be made oour_»^?_ftn?_Covrt.-His Honor-holding \j^._ e ---lic_ti-n sjould be made in the dis -h.at,wJ?h_f defenlnt resides, viz., Welling trict£-dJf nof order but gave leave for the S?JfaWua°|m^ tobl taken off the flic.

In Members.

i/iJ »„-.' nmh.te in re Frederick Staff Jf-easedTwasfflerred, pending the tiling of a '%m affidavit whUe in an application for Bo.lte mre A6X. Cruickshank (deceased. the im_a -It was xlso defective, and His .Honor ,ther_torem_plr granted letters of admin.stra / on with w_!annexed.-Lctters of administra tion were IKewlse granted in re John Bain, Thomas Mflvor. and John Neilson (deceased). -Order- were rn«de to register copies of wills re Geroe Bell, Henry Moore, and Isabella BaG?«_rA r"o tAN eo Ci e HK-,'v. SAMU_- <a libel in «»PPort °f_is'Ln behalf of the plaintiffs to Cooper aPPWred °n rn^ a^ e ° t . emai r explained tHfhe actio^ was for libel against the defen that the acuuu ""„„__„_. m-actising in New fe_to%nd tbltilhMtffe ,l?r. Uibbes «ml wife) claimed from him a large sum of money by way of damages. Mr Samuel had been acting for Dr. Leatham and Mr William Mark (two of the executors ot the late Dr. Sinclair and the alleged libel was contained in a letter which he wrote professionally £ .hefrdictation to Mr Roy, solicitor, to Mrs Gibb. . The application that he.hadto mftkn this morning, that he had to make this rSormngXt !-Sfc Srameto wrote this letter as azent for certa n principals, and having a speefn^authorityfortho same, they should be mad- the defendants to the action instead of him. There had been no publication of the libel and no question of privilege was involved. Mr Cooper pointed out that his learned friend had omStte- to notice the allegation that the libel was a false and malicious one, and that therefore dofendadt had fairly laid himself open to tho action. Ho submitted farther that if defendant's name was struck out and re placed with other names. His Honor would be practically assuming the combined functions of judge and Jury, and discharging tho present _efo_dant.-In answer to His Honor Mr Cooper eaid that tho defendant published the libol by delivering tho letter containing it to Mr Roy-- His Honor thought that Dr. Loathara and Mr Black should bo joined with Mr Samuels as defendants.-Mr Cooper said that he hod no objection to this further than it would delay the actlon.-His Honor remarked drily that tho longer the matter was delayed the more likelihood would there be of the plaintiffs coming to thoir senses and seeing what a piece of folly they were entering upon. It was a piece of non3ense.—Mr Cooper: It is an important question as affecting the profession. -His Honor: Decidedly; but I ncyor heard of such a thing before.-Leave was then given to join Dr. Leatham and Mr Black with Mr Samuel as defendants. Change op VE.f-_.-Mr- Theo. Cooper then applied tor a*change of venue for the trial of the above caso from Now Plymouth to Auckland. He said that tho affidavits which had been fllcd shewed that a fair trial could hardly be ex pected in a small place .Uko New Plymouth, where tho parties were so well known, and whore, too; the special inry list only comprised 13-1 names. The only ground of opposition was the alleged incon convenience tho change would cause, but the Court was not calledup.n to consider that where It waa a question of dispensing justice, it was stated that spocial meonvenionce would arise from tho fact that the case would necessitate the absence from New Plymouth of all the doctors but ono, but he did not believe that tho people would be any tho worse forsuch an exodus.—Mr E Hesketh, wh i opposed the application, pointed out that according to Now Zealand law. tho defondant had tho right of having theaction tried in tho place whero ho resided. In this case the whole of the witnesses, as well as tho litigants, rosided in tho same place. Such a novel case was sure to be canvassed anywhere, and more largely ln big towns than in little onos. —His Honor saw nosntneient grounds for chang ing tho venue. As the action was one with special regard to character, it should be tried wh'TO the rartles resided, and tried there tor the reason that it would never crniic before a iurv —The action was dismissed with costs. Bennett v. Harness.-.-- Speed, on behalf of the plaintiff, moved that a writ should be issued against the defendant for service in Fiji. —As the affidavit did not show that a court in Fiji had not the necessary jurisdiction no order was made. , This was all the business.

ST. BENEDICT'S BAZAAR.

TnE promises in Queen-streot which have just been vacated by Milno and Choyco were opened this afternoon by the lady promoters of tho re cent St. Benedict's Bazaar, tho object being to dispose of tho surplus -goods remaining on hand from the bazaar. Three o'clock was the hour announced for tho opening, but at that time the preparations were not very far ad vanced anS it wasconaid wably later before the _?„-?«. were arranged for sale. There are. in all four stalls in tho portion of the building, which has been used as a shop while refreshments will be dispensed at the rear and the upper floor will probably be uti lised -I a promenade. The stalls will be pre sided over as follows :-No.. 1. Newton East: Mfl«d_nies Bevlan, McDonald and Missesi Ste- S"lnd (Imhwaite. No. 2, Newton West : Meadame- Bropby, Larkin, Hagan, andMahon. No. 3ParnellY fesdames O'Brien aud O'Sulli van, and Misses Lorrigan.and Field. No. 4. City: Mesdamos Lynch, Dignan Connolly, and Miss Sheehan. Refreshment stall: Mrs and Mis. O'Sulltvan. There is a large variety of te-fcV BooSi Plain and fancy work, etc.. on hand, and it is expected that if these goods are deposed of at fair prices between SoO and £500 will be realised. The bazaar will be open to-night, and each evening during the week.

BANKRUPTCY MEETINGS

J. G. Molntosh's Creditors.

AN adjourned meeting of tho creditors of J. G. Mcintosh, described as a contractor, was held at the office of the Official Assignee at 11 o clock this forenoon. There wore present:-The Assignee, who presided, the debtor and his solicitor, Mr G. T. Keotley. and Messrs Withc ford. 3. White, and F. G. Clayton.crcditors. Tho statement showed that the liabilities amounted to £273 and tho available assets at £157 2s Cd. The meeting had been adjourned for the purpose nf in^-aSaating the matter of a contract for a hou_J whfch the debtor had been building for " „.,, !Z«I Hollingdrake, at Mount Albert It»Se_rS-_-t^aeoMi_erablop<«tlonoC X? work had been performed, tho debtor, through wantof funds, was unable to carry on the Strict He. however, made an arrange ™»nt- rofrh Hollingdrake. in accordance with 3_s__s^Bs^^a^sa!_rK for carrying on tho work, and Mcintosh was to jj-e extent of £10. and heelainiedforthatamount a^ i w-sthlfn_lly treßolved. "That the Assignee ob-dT^servra^ over the specification- of tho bankrupt s con tract with ftollingdrake. with a view o a set. .lenient of the matter in dispute, and that mis Stag be adjourned tiU the 15th instant.

INTERESTING OCEAN RACE.

The City of Sydney Beaten by tho

Botomahann.

Tn_ steamers Rotomahana and City of Sydney having left Sydney on Thursday afternoon last, within two hours of each other, both bound for this port, tho trip was generally accepted as a trial of speed between these two flno vessels, The American boat having been recently -nrked while the Rotomahana had not 5rS «T.t advantage for several months, the had that aa»anui_«- "" ritfi no twithstand f orn\ c h r -T-tttSttto Unto-ateanTer, on a lug the fact that mo un_» * ided preV;'T« s_-i- co-r-o. Tr.at, hO-wevnr. was ov.e^„t^ ?« a fog. which was said attributed to a I»»A, t >• _jt a disadvan to have Placed toe ggrsd_£,%S -fty of _???• $vsmy Heads, and one hour and Sydney left Sydney «<-«■"«. ,/ Kotomahana I°H74XL .TZ nomt The American steamer p___ed the samo point »<"■ f yj^f.om £__. of course, at hutinie out o the Rotomahana. but a.gooa iook. mornir g ahead, and nt_ o'clock on twio^mv it the''City's" smoke couU bo c^ccr distance. It then JWtt'Kr opponent Union steamer was picft»S »P 0 _£ B Vpfmme very fast, and interest to the: com,. t intense. Tue Rotomahana g*au* ' the distance between *_^ K*|* a_T when steamer..wtilMOjM^e »*".Jffi, „»ia W* ISSfi? thrown from the advantage of ant* a "W^f », sago, kindly ptrereu 10 ',f f . ntson arrj- SMS this"" time S-th'rtO-i-gS we/c P«a«An«Pa|M| rs.iry^^y^R^U^an&df harbour and crowds flocked on board to con gr_t_late Captain Carey on his victory, an lit f£sn-t until 1.30 a.m. «>« morning ftattie City of Sydney came in, so that die wasfairiy heaten by about 7 hours and 10 minutes, me Rotomahana"l passage was a rapid one, having -pan made"hi 1 days 2 hours 15 minutes, against light head windTwhich prevailed during tho Whole passage.

At nil the Consular Offices, as well as from the Albert Park flagstaff and the ship ping in the harbour, flags were flying to-day at half-mast out of respect to the memory r-of the late Prince Leopold, ■ The fiur-pefin res'ldp-is P? Opunake still ' talk of _vii_Qg the Barihaka Maoris under — " _l . c" _-k--------------

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY AT TE AROHA.

GOLD IN NIKiCETS.

[by telkuraph.— own correspondent.]

Te Ap.oha, this day. A NEW and mo3t important discovery was brought to light to-day in the provincial portion of the Waiorongomai Company's ground. Mr Wood, one of the local directors, accompanied by Mr Hornibrook who was manager of the Wellington gronnd, and made the discovery while pros pecting the Wellington ground), visited the find early this morning, and the party returned to Te Aroha, bringing with them some stone, which showed gold very freely ; in fact, some por tions were nearly all gold, one small nugget being extremely rich. -ho dis covery being close to the boundary of the Wellington Company's ground, two men were at once put on to open up on tho reef, and it can be distinctly traced through the entire length of the \\ elling ton ground. No small stir has been caused by this very important dis covery, the unmistakeable richness of the specimens to hand being the principal subject of conversation with our townsfolk. The special reporter of tho "Te Aroha News" was despatched at an early hour to bring all details, but has not yet returned. "later.-the news fully confirmed.

The special reporter, wiring from Waio rongamaiat2.3o p.m. to-day, says :-Thore is no doubt of its being a rich discovery which has been made in the Waiorongamai Company'- ground. The reef is a full foot wide, showing gold plentifully right through tho solid stone. Some exceedingly rich loose prospects were got on tho surface. Nothing liko it has yet been seen on the field.

MINING NEWS.

(BY TELEGRAPH—OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

Thames, this day,

Dart.—Tho return banked yesterday is a good payable one. Driving has been re sumed at No. 3 level on the hanging wall branch of No. 2 reef, this portion look ing much better in the stopes than it did in the drive.

Deep Level Cross. —Tho cross-cut at the 640 ft. level to intersect the footwall branch of tho Cross reef has been driven 17 feet during tho past week, leaving only about 20ft. to reacn the lode.

Caledonian. —Tho return banked yester day is a good payable return for the quantity treated. Now that tho Red Queen leader is opened up, and yielding good dirt at No. 2 lovel, the manager hopes to keep 10 head constantly omployed on payable quartz. Reuiien Park.—Started treatment of a trial lot of 8 lodes from the reef in the low level.

NewManckat —Crushing is proceedingat tho Golden Crown battery on a small parcel of about 15 tons.

Cambria.—Tho winze is down nearly 100 ft. About 21b picked stone have been secured from tho footwall stringers since Saturday. The men commonco to break down tho main reef this afternoon.

Dabwin.—Tho shaft is down deep enough to open out on No. 2 level as soon as the chamber cut out will cross-cut. There is a distnnco of 135 ft, to cut the reef on the Darvin boundrry.

TE AROHA GOLD RETURNS.

Tho New Find retorting produced 117 ---ounces of gold, and tho Colonist 3-3 ounces. There is still more gold to come from the retorting of the quicksilver.

SPORTING NEWS.

The Easter Handicap favourito Leonora, and Radaraes, under charge of W. Edwards, were brought up from Napier In the s.s Tarawera, which arrived last night. Both are looking in excollent condition, but Leonora's leg is not so sound as her trainer would wish. Libel'er, Normanby, Ad ministrator, Witiora, ("handler, No-v Year, Billy-go-by-em, and three or four others will arrive from Taranaki at the end of the present week.

The quotations for tho two leading events of the A.J.C. Autumn Meeting when the mail steamer left on Thursday last were as follows: — ST. I.EOER. 10 to 9 v. Martini-Henry tk and off 6 to 1 v. Le Grand tk and off SYDNEY COP. 6 to 1 v. Commotion tk and off 8 to 1 v. lie Grand tk and off )0 to 1 v. Off Colour tk and off 10 to 1 v. Martinl-Honry off 11) to 1 v. Sardonyx tk and off 10 to 1 v. Despot tk and off 100 to 7 v. Sweet William tk and off 100 to 5 v. Kingsdale tk

TARANAKI JOCKEY CLUB ANNIVERSARY MEETING.

[BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.!

New Plymouth, this day, The anniversary races came off to-day, the weather being fine and tho attendance good. The following are the results :—

Maiden Plate of SGsovs. Weight for age. Distance, 1. miles.

Gabble i Slidor * Parera ' ... ..• • ' d A splendid race between Gabble and Slider. Gabble won by half a head. Time, 2m. SO.sece. Dividend, f 5 9s. A protest was lodged. Handicap Steepleciusk of COsovs. Distance, about 3 miles. Billy-go-by-em, lOst 41b , ••■ 1 New Year, lOst 51b - Caotchoue, lOst d

A grand race, and a splendid struggle in the straight. Won by a length The jumps were well taken. Dividend, £4 15s, Time, 0.25.,

POLICE COURT.-This Day.

(Before Messrs F. H. Hull and B. Tonks, Justicca.)

Dbunk.— Three persons wero punished. Summons CAS_s.-Franccs Power, chimney on Are, Scarborcugh Terrace, Pamell, 1b ; Hyam Hart, similar, in Albert-street, on 21st ult, (ton, stablo Keeny gave evidence). Is with costs. Footing a FRiEND.-Charles Staolabr, mate of the Rose Casey, was charged with assaulting hisi friend, Williani Palmer, seaman on the -ame vessel, by striking and kicking him.-Mr Browning, for defendant, pieadgd npt ?a;"7_- Mr Cotter appeared for complainant.-WiUUiii Palmer deposed tjjat on tho 26th March the mate made a violent attack upo n him Without any cans?; he was speaking to the hoy and Skectingh m. when defondant told him to let the , boy alone, and (Sffl^^jW fe. Ho punched him and fackod him. Ho did not nAe at the boy; did not strike the boy.—To Mi Browning: He also set the boy a good Sample-Hugh Calder. -reman on boar 3 the vessel, did not Bee anything of the nttack- saw the mate raise his foot but __ufd hot swear ttiiihe kicked iomplainani; he looked for'ard f objected to h gh winds; the dfsurb-nco arose at Omaha; the sea was calm.-ToMr Browning; It was only abreeze. -Jomoi McClehnan \yas called, but did not am»*r; he was sick. A seatnaa, however, said S« was preparing vegetables for dlnner.-Mr _.ttor g-3WBd that McClcnnan had received a _,?"„;„„;.■ B-thaos the case might bo ad fSirnld "foVW'Yp-eaFanc. of this witness^- Wo Bench did not consina. t )e case o£ sufjl csnt import-npe t 0 jssuea wawau^pf ttrrasl. rniinsol then addressed mo Bench, and. dore,, dant having given his vorslon of tho matter, the Pench imposed a tine of 5s and costs upon de fendant, amount jus tp £i a». This w.as all the business,

The Choral Society's second concert of the season takes place in the Chord.Hall this evening, when Mendelssohn's Hymn of IW' and a number of miscellaneous selections will be given.

A telegram received by the agents to day, reports the arrival of the Bella Mary at Mongonui. His Worship the Mayor, accompanied by the Town Clerk, waited upon His Excellency the Govenor yesterday afternoon in ordei r.on.ult him upon the bes means allowing the c tizens to manifest their fympat„ y with the Royal Family in the affliction which has befallen them- H'3 Slency intimated that he had already cabled to the Secretary of btate a message of condolence on behalf oj the colonists of New Zesiand. It was .SereS agreed that all that »»«J for the p}ti_eus to do was tq fly tto» Hags half-mast until the W* j«*

MUNIFICENT BEQUEST TO THE Auckland University.

Ax interesting and important announce ment was made by Mr Justice Oillies at the meeting of the University College Council this afternoon. His Honor stated that, in conformity with the wishes of the late Mrs Gillies, it is his intention to place £3,000 at the disposal of the Council for two scholarships of £100 per annum, each to be called "The Sinclair" and "The Gillies" scholarships, in memory of Dr. Sinclair, formerly Colonial Secretary of New Zealand, and of the late Mrs Gillies. The scholar ships will be tenable for three years, and are for poor scholars only. The gratification which the intimation of this munificent and well-bestowed legacy was received by the University Council will be shared by every inhabitant of Auckland. Our city has been exceptionally fortunate in numbering among its wealthy residents citizens of the highest public spirit, and to them we aro indebted for our principal in stitutions. That our young and struggling University should so soon have become the recipient of marks of regard augurs well for its future, and for the aid which it will yet render to the deserving student

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

Thames, this day —Tho Customs duties for the quarter just endod, including beer duty, amount to £2,015 3s lOd, an increase of i'sl7 13s (id over the corresponding quarter of last year.

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

Coach Faotory Burned Down. FiEiiMHO, this day.—J. L. Rees' coach factory at Keinbertown Road was destroyed by fire this morning. The building was in sured in the Colonial Oftice for £200. The stock, valued at £200, was uninsured. No clue has been got to the origin of the fire,

Dcnhdin, this day.—The jury in the case of Catherine Hunter, charged with stealing £110, were unable to agree. A fresh trial is to tako place to-morrow. William Yoemans, convicted yesterday "of indecent assault, has been sentenced to three years' imprisonment.

Concerning the find in the Waiorongomai Company's ground, Mr J. Bullock, Chair man of the To Aroha Brokers Association, telegraphs to-day as follows: "Reported rich specimen lode on boundary of Wellington nnd Waiorongomai Companies. Have seen stone some of it half "old. More layer stone with band of gold all round. Lead 2 feet."

A meeting of the creditors of Madamo Boteimelli, of Hubson-street, milliner, was to have been held at two o'clock this after noon, but there not being a quorum present at tho hour appointed it was decided to ad journ tho meeting till to-morrow. Tho statement of assets and liabilities showed:— Assets: Stock-in-trade, £170; furniture, £22: total, i'l9'2. Liabilities, £215, all unsecured. Tho creditors aro Sargood and Son, £100; Capt. J. Phillips, £00; R. Fry, £20; E. .1. Warner, x.l.i'. -

Tho inquest on the tiro in Walt's premises will be resumed at tho Clarendon Hotel at two o'clock to-morrow afternoon.

On 'Change to-day, there was a run on Waiorongomais. Starting at . lOd they went to 2s, but before 3 o'clock in tho afternoon f. II back to Is Bd.

Another person Buttering from typhoid fever was admitted to the Hospital to-day, from ono of tho Auckland boarding-houses. This makes s.ven or eight fever patients now receiving medical treatment in the Hospital.

A case of typhoid fevor in Chapel-street has been reported to tho City Council authorities.

Dr. Simms, thewell-known physiognom ist, who was hero about two yoars ago, ar rived in company of Miss Simms from Sydney by the mail steamer last night, and will doubtless give a sories of his popular entertainments before leaving.

We can assure our morning contemporary that the city aut v>ortties aro quite satisfied as to the locality of Councillor Thomp son's election. Their reason fur fixing on Mr Hughes's store as tho place for receiving tho nominations of candi dates for tho South Ward vacancy is that it will bo more convenient far ratepayers. We may mention that the practice of receiving nominations for all wards in the City Council offices obtains In all large towns in the colony. The Union Co.'s s.s. Hawea arrived from tho South at II o'clock tj-day, with 30 tens cargo and tho following p_s.-ongers:-Captain Cross, Messrs Andrews, Bundle, Fell, \ourig. Camp bell, Collier, Hayhurst, Youth (5), Hayes. Leslie. Hunt. Kcrakana. Wilson Hj a<cs, Mowat, Thompson. Houghton, Mlddl.ton, Milner 12), Worburton. Neilson, Bennett, Wright, Madden, Rev. Baker Captain W right, Mcsdamos Fell, Brown, and Mowat Misses Brown, Milner (2), and 18 steerage.

The Union Co.'s s.b. Hawea left aeain for the South at 2 o'clock, with 20 tons cargo and the following passengers:-Mr and Mrs Copland, Captain Anderson. Miss Durrand, Thou. "Mont gomery. Malavoy, Chambers, Grossman, Roy, H. Twnt

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1884.



Personal. TO M. OR N.—You can know the pre ponderance of evidpnee-or what sporting men would call long odds-that Revolatlon and Scionco agree, by reading the article ' A Billion to One" in the "Biblo Standard" for April,- Prlce, Threepence, at Upton a. . Lost and Found. -| AS. REWARD.-Lost, a Silver Runt- XvF ing Goneva Watch and Silver Chain, between Grafton Road and Queen-street; num ber known.-T. Usshor, Stichbury s Buildings, Queen-street , LOST, about a fortnight ago, a Signet Ring, stone broken,—Reward 10a at this office. , LOST, in Queen-street, last night', a Gold Solitaire. — Finder will be rewarded on returning it to Star Office, LOST from Mount Eden Road, a White and Yellow Bull Terrier Bitch, near whcloing. Anyone detaining hor after this notice will bo prosecuted, Information concern ing above wniberewarded at Star Office. CsTRAYED of Sto'en from Onehunga, £5 One Draught Bay Horse, two hind foet White, and white star on -Orohead.-Anyope rp : turning tho same.to M, Raftbrty willtore warded. Anyone detaining him after Ullsdate will he prosecuted. _ FOUND, in harbour, Kauri Log, branded-Owner can have same on pay ing expenses to P. Connor, Waterman. FOUND, Small Half-decked Boat, no name, painted yellow; mark on pars O.J. If not claimed within seven days will ! bo sold to dotray cxponscß.-W. Drew. College Roid,



Skipping!. ______ - r -TA PANE BE MAN-O'- Bytho kindness of Captain ArMi. the above vessel will bo open for Publlo Inspection on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 3rd instant, when tlie p.s. Victoria will Convoy Visitors on board. Return Face-One Shilling. J. R. t). BAKER,_-rafflc Manager D.S.F. Cp. Aiuusemci)ts. GRAND PANORAMA and COLOSSAL MIRROR QF NISW -EA-ANp At NEW-OS CoNOB-aA'HpKAJ. SpilOOt-BOOM, TO-DAY (Tuesday), April 1, at 1 oclock in the Afternoon andat 8 o'olock in the Even ing. At oddfellows' Hall POnsonby on FKIDAY, April I, at 8 o'clock ; SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock, for Sehqo s. At MOUNT JSDEN HALL, on 1-M-AY., April 7, at 1 o'clock in the Afternoon andat 8 o clock in the E.-oning. At -tuwit-BicKT Hall, on *B__S DAY 'April 8, at j fMo_k in »_Atterm^<»d at 8 o'clock in thq Evening, --,1-h Cn Id re ceives a Pvosenf. Xusio by Mob rs Davidson and Handley (violin and harp), UnnwA »WP a? bameT5 CHORAL HALL7A-CKLAND, for five nights only. final fareweiTtocr zealand 11 COMMENCING EASTER ivIONDAY, AND FO_-OWI-O WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND MONDAY. M R KENN ED V WILL, give ins ENTERTAINMENTS ON TI.E SONGS OF SCOTLAND, (MISTED BY THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS OF HIS '* family:— i insq HELEN KENNEDY (Scprano), MISS MARJORY KENNEDY (-OP-ANO),: i_r«si MAGGIE KENNEDY (Contralto), MISS MA_g^^ BERT kenSKDY (Tenor). PIANOFORTE.., T 'rHE_MISsi KENNEDY, ttS-HO PEBTOaMAKOKS IN SpUBpS QB ISTERIOE.'-* . . ",. j



WaiitciL X\T ANTED, Two Painters.—Apply Mr > V Brown, opposite Brown and C_mpheH'a Brewery, Newmarket. ANTED, Two Good Carpenters.— Henry Smith. Builder, Wellington street, WANTED, two First-class Coatmakers; none other need apply; constant em ployment.—H. L. Posseniskie, Shortland-st. ANTED, a good Coat Hand ; must be steady. Also, two smart Boys to deliver parcels; must know town and district well; good wages.—Apply to-morrow, at fl a.m. sharp, to Q. Campbell, Tailor, Queen street WANTED, four Dry-Stone-Wallers. Highest Wages givcn.-A.pply on the works, Symonds-street, opposite Mount-street. ANTED, Man for farm ; must be up to farm work.-Apply between 9 and 10 to-morrow at W. S. Whitley's Store, 4, Queen street^ ' , ANTED, Travellers ; fixed salary and commission. Wertheim Sewing Ma chine Agency.-W. J. Beale, 170, Queen-Btreet a Carpenter to Re-erect a House at Kingsland.—Apply to T. S. Jackson, llaslett-st, New North Road. \\T ANTED, a Driver.—Apply to Sam \\ White, Customs-street East. WANTED, a good Wheeler; to a good hand constant employment. — Apply James Macklc, Coachbuilder. _v Ictorla-Btrcet. WANTED, a Body-maker; to a good hand constant employment.—Apply James Mackie, Coachbuilder, &c„ Victoiia street WANTED, for Whangaroa, Four Ship wrights.—Apply to Wm.McArthurand Co. WANTED, a Single Man to milk and garden, and make himself useful.— Apply to J. Howard, Wynyard-street. WANTED, O Good Driver.—Apply to (Jeorge Wilson, Nelson-street ANTED, a Clerk for Temporary Engagement-Apply Box 109, Post office, Auckland^ ANTED, for the Waitemata Pottery, a good Flanger. Good wages and house rent free. - Apply W. H. Cooper, Auck land Brick and Tile Co. (Limited), Railway Wharf, WANTED, Six Respectable Youths for the boot trade.-Apply Garrett Bros., Wokefield-strcet WANTED, a Youth used to pantry work.-Apply Publisher, Star office, ANTED, Sharp Boy for baker's cart. —Apply Walter Smith. Victoria-Btreot. ANTED, strong Boy.—Apply High atroet Chambers, corner High-street and Vulcan Lane. WANTED, Boy to Open Oysters.— Apply J. Jessop, Fishmonger. Victoria street West. WANTED, 1 or 2 Smart Boys as Apprentices.—Masodeld and Co., Albert Iron Foundry. \\T ANTED, immediately, two smart TT Lads to open oysters; good'wagea to good hands.-Apply to D. Rubie. West Queen street ■ WT ANTED, a Young Ludy as Sales- TV woman.—Apply Wilson, Williams, and McCnllagh, Commercial Houbc, 172, Quccn-st. ANTED, a General Servant; refer ences roquired.-Apply to Mrs Henry ollflllan, Symonds street, opposlto Windmill. WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply Mrs Herman Brown. O'Rorko-Btrect. W7ANTED, a good General Servant,— V T Apply to Mrs Rollei-son, near Wosleynn Church. Pitt-atreot. WANTED, a good Goneral Servant.— Apply W. L. Mitchell, 8. Mercantilo Chambers '.next Bank New Zealand), Queen-st, WANTED, a Goneral Servant; refer ences required.—Apply Mrs T. Hill, opposite Store. Grafton Road, ANTED, a good Servant; must bo fond of children —Apply Mra A. Martin, Hcpbiirn-strcot. three doors from comer of I'ictnn-struct. \\/ANTED, good General Servant; no VV waaliing.-Applyat -ThoNook,"Upper Symonds street. "ANTED", a good Hou.-einaid for coun try -, wages, lis.—Apply Uohaon Hotel _Tn"T E D, a Nursemaid. — Apply (ilceson's Hotel, Customs street West. \\7ANTED, a Girl, about l.or lit, to TT mind two children and make herself useful.—Apply to Mrs A. J. Thomas, Park Slore, Howe-street VITA N TED, a respectable Girl as V T General Sorvnnt in v family of four,— Apply Yiu-ont-atroot. three doors from Cook St. Y\fANTKP, to"lnvest i'soo in a good- V> paying concern,—Apply " Credo,' Caro Atkinson ami Co., Stiehbury's Buildings. W ANTED, Tonders for 250 Yards Scoria.—Apply New Building n_xt to Dr. Mooro's, 1/jwor Symonda-streot near Choral Hall. . \S7__NTED. a Partner with £300 to join TT n Business established for 4 years, This la an ollgiblo opening for anonorgotio nian, who can cither tako tho insido or outside depart ment. Principals only need apply to J, R. Kantiorson, Financial Agent Mercantilo Chani bcrs. WANTED —When you are in Hobson street cull and sec tho largo and choice stock of Mosgiol Tweeds just opened for the coining season, at Munro and Milflgan'B. ANTED, the Ladies to know that M-mro and Miiligan'a Millinery Depart ment is now replete with all the latest English and Fronoh novelties for the present season. ANTED.—Do you want Money on Freehold, Personal, or other security 1— Apply to J. R. Randorson, Mercantilo Chambcra. Bills discounted. ANTED, Board and Lodging for a Youth engaged in an office in Auck land.—Apply, stating terms, to F. L. Prime, 25, New Zealand lusuranco Buildings. ■\T_7__NTED, by 10th April, Cottage of 4 T T Rooms and Kitchen, Furnished; near Park or Symonds street preferred.—Address " F F„" Evesixo Star Office. ANTED to Rent, in Queen street, a Bar.—Apply by letter. Btuting position, terms. Sec, to J.M., Star Office. WANTED TO LET, a four-roomed Cottago In tho suburbs.—For particu lars apply Stab olffpo, WT ANTED to Let, close to Ponsonby V T Road, a now ft-ronmed House; gas stove, ore—Apply to J, Edwards Ponsonby Tcrraco. ANTED, to Let or Soil, a Fii-t^lass Npw Sovemßoomed House and 1 Aero of Land at Morningside; close to the Railway Station; 'busses pass several times daily) distance, not more than 20 minutes walk from Upper Qneen-stroct— Apply to J. H. Smith, Morningside, Mount Albert WANTED TO SELL, Thirty Blue Mountain Parrots; talking birds,—W, Eyre, Vicloria.street, WANTED TO SELL (for removal), a full sizo Leamington Range, with solf acting water supply.—Mrs Flood, St. George's Bay Road. ANTED KNOWN—Hairdressing and . Shaving Saloon opened In Parnell, next door tc G. Rqyner's, Batchor. • T\TANTED KNOWN, Seal Muff Bags TT (largo assortment) at Charles Kolsey and Co.'s, 120. Queen-street. ANTED SEEN, by- all buyors of Jewellery, Charles Kelsoy & Co.'s Stock of Real Silver and Real Gold Jewellery (no imitations kept).—Charles Kclspy and Co. 120' Qlicon-Btreey , WANTED KNOWN, - Black Silk Fringe, ii}-.; Ladies' Silk Scarfs, Od; Flannel, Hjd; Mons White Shirts, 2a Bd; at Brown's Cosh Sale, Parnell. ANTED KNOWN— Cheap Timber I Cheap Timber 1 And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywhere else at tho yards of D. Gqldie, Albert-street : ANTED KNOWN-rThat Kamo Coal from the now soams la superior to Novy oastlo for Household purposes. Ono trial is sufficient to establish the fact—Kamo Colliery Office, nearly opposite Firth's Mill, Queen St. ANTED KNOWN—T. B. Ro^spn, Draper, Ponsonby, will offer portions of a Bankrupt Stock on Saturday—Blankets, Cali cooß. Counterpanes. , WANTED KNOWN—Portion of .a Bankrupt Stock on Sale, Saturday next, at Robson's, Draper,' Ponsonby. Good, clean, cheap, antl not damaged by fire. WANTED KNOWN—That the balance of Men's' arid Boys' Clothing that was not sold at auction can now be had at auction prices at tho New Zealand Tweed Company, Shortland-Btreot, late Mr Hampton's.—Joseph Moses. Manager. _______ WANTED KNOWN,"tha| T Nutsford. PrapticQl Watphpiaker, Jp\YCl.lpr, Sec date of'Wanganufl, liascoiiirnenped business in tho shop next door lo White & Watkinson, Tailors, dircetly opposite the " Observer" Office, Vic toria-street, where he hopes by strict attention ami punctuality tp business to merit a share of public patronage. Every description of Watches. Clocks, and Jewellery cleaned and skilfully re paired personally. No apprentices kept A nice assortment of Watches, Clopks, and Jewel lery always in stock, WANTED KNOWN—Tp be Sold Cheap it Austnn-Q Furniture Shop, 310, Upper Qili'On-Bireot Qricd Single Matlrasscs (new), 9s; liouble, 13s; Single Bedsteads, 10s ; Double, 20s ; Mew and Second-hand Saucepans, fioilora. Wi.-hstumls, Tables, C!,'K!|.iin-. 't;_,_, uml' AT. I\iinlg _f llQUSjihiilil Furniture at Lowest Prices .. .Vus'.'.n'a, 310, Upper Quccu-strcet WANTED X N,O WN, THE DEPOT FOR HOP BITTERS: BOTANIC DISPENSARY, WELLESLEY-ST. For purity and strength unequalled. A trial will fully prove. 2s 6d A Bottle ; 5 Bottie'S fob 10s. PAIN-CURE R. Its effects aro wonderful for Internal and K_ teriiall,aln?.llcmuvingObstructioiis, Equalising Circulation, and Restoring Tone to every part. TWO-OUNC- BOTTLE, 18. Our WORM MEDICINES, so pure, simple, and good, are heing used hi all parts of New Zealand. Fresh Shipments of Herbs. Roots, and Barks every month of every description; best, quality; Wholesale and Kc-ul, at lowest possible prices. Consultation personally or by letter, iff MJi^^^^^ mmmmm \



■Wantctt. W ANTED, a useful Boy.- Apply to W. C. Dennea. Queen-street. WANTED, a Girl, about 10, to assist with housework.—Apply Mrs Faughy, Brighton Road, Parnell. ANTED, a Kind Woman, to mind a Young Baby. — Apply at Burnand's Boarding-house, Wyndham-street. WANTED KNOWN-The very latest Tea, Sd per lb. (no higher prioe), at Dampier's Hobson-street Shop. XTtfANTED KNOWN—To theßesidents V V of Mount Eden.-.Having purchased the Butchering Business of Mr F. Haylo, Mount Eden Road, I hope, by strict attention to busi ness, to merit a fair share of your patronage. Meat of the best quality and lowest prices.— S. E. Herbert, Mount Kden Road, opposite Gaol. f\ OODSON'S T ONDON A RCADE. Having just COMPLETED OUR ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING, we find it very large, and are resolved to REDUCE IT AT ONCE,- giving to our Customers the full benefit of a GREAT REDUCTION we have made upon SEVERAL LINES of which we have Excessive Stook. We have received MOST LIBERAL PAT RONAGE from the Residents of and Visitors to Auckland, for which we tender our SINCERE THANKS. We yet think numbers have not availed themselves of Inspecting our G.'.R-'-A->.N>-D S^-T-^O-'-C-'-K. We most cordially Invite all to do so, as it stands U-r-Nvßvl^V-^A-rLv-lrvE-rD In the Colonies, cither for EXTENT - VARIETY - NOVELTY OB CHEAPNESS. __T EAS TER C ARDS-ES In Grkat Variety, from One Penny Each. Wo adhere to our Trade Motto-" Small Profits and Quick licturns' —and Mark our Goods accordingly. Tho USEFUL and the ORNAMENTAL, INIMITABLE and ECONOMICAL, arc here Blended in Delightful Variety. Note the Address: GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, Queen & Victobia-sts. (And at Christehurch and Wellington). Miscellaneous Wanteds. A MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN, who has recontly arrived in Auckland, having an income of over £100 per annum, wishes to correspond with a lady with a similar Income, with a view to matrimony.—Address H..1.L., BrAKO-lco. _____ A LONDON certificate- trained Nurse would Accompany a Lady to England in return for tho Passage Homo.—Address J.-., Stab Ofllco. UCKLAND CLOTHING MANU FACTURING COMPANY. - Wanted Several Coat Hands; also Drill Trousers Machinists, AUCKLAND Clothing Manufacturing Company. Cuutoms-street East.—Wanted, goodßuttonholor; constant employment. Also, Girls to learn trade. 17U.UIT and DAIRY FARM.—Wanted, 1 a Person with a little oapltal to assist owner and take share in what 1b a good paying business.-Every particular at Alfred lyorß, Upper Svinondastieet, Auckland, A UNDRESS.—First-class, oheap, just arrived from England ; ono trial solicited | linen collected and delivered,—B. W . C-cksey's Slore. Mount Eden. HOTOURAI'HV.-- Wanted, Retoucher, at onco. Lady preferrod.-Apply Stab Office. ! TDARTNERSHIP.— A STERLING JT OPPORTUNITY FOR A GOOD BUSI NESS MAN WITH CAPITAL. - I have a Client, doing a profitable trade, who is pre pared to take a Partner who can command £2.000 sterling. The business Is centrally situ ated in the city, and is chiefly wholesale. Tho turnover is capable of considerable expansion. The protlis average 30 per cent, and when the business is more vigorously worked a not an nual profit, nrter deducting all charges, will be assured of at loiiit -3.000 sterling, lo he equally divided between the two pariners. None but principals dealt with, and strict confidence will be required. Thorough Investigation into the affairs of the firm will be permitted, and for particulars and further Information apply to W I. MITCHELL. Confidential nnd Financial Agent. 8, Mercantile Chambers Inext Bank of New -oalaiiil). HE Ipaugural Conversazione of the Ponsonliv Baptist Improvement Society will take place on THURSDAY noxt, in the Haptist Church, at 7.30 p,m. Admission, Is. Ri.'freshiiicnts.—H__K.Ni_qUT, Hon. Sec. T"~(T BUTCHERS. -Wanted, a Young Man to make himself useful about a shop, —J, Fobs ai)d Co., Queen-Street. TO WHOLESALE WAREHOUSHMEN. —Wanted, an Engagement by aoompetent Salesman, of Home and Colonial experience.— Apply Salesman. Post Olllac. Whangaroa North. O BOOT MANUFACTURERS.—Ad vertiser, ago 31. seoks Bltuatlon as Work ing Foreman of ilough Stuff Department; nine years with late employer, a Northampton firm. Highest references.—Apply "Sabiri. office of tiiis paper. TO "Soft Goods Merchants and Wholesale Warehousemen.—A Gentlemaniustarrived from England, who has had 30 years experience in London as a buyer of textilo fabrics and manufacture of shirts, with tlrst-class testimo nials from the leading wholesale warehouse.is desirous of obtaining a situation for the same, or Warehouseman. Salary not so muoh an object as a pornianont situation.—Address, Mr Barton, Stak Ofllco. illT) PAIRS FIRST CHOICE JL_:-L/W Josophino Gloves, evening shades, guaranteed perfect, for 2e Od pair, at AVilson. Williams, and McCullagh's. Com mercial House. 172, Queon-street Meeting.:, "VTEW ZEALAND SEAMAN'S UNION. _i_M —A Meeting of Members and those desir ous of becoming members of above Union will bo held at British Hotel TO-MORROW, at 7.30 p.m. Business: Formation of Branch in Auck land of abovo Union.—Adam Gardner, Soc.New Zealand Seaman's Union.—Auckland, April Ist, 188__ ,_,-, XT A.C.B.S. -JUVENILE *Sj XI • BRANCH. - A Meeting of _t) tho above will bo he'd at 7.30 p.m. on EJ WEDNESDAY, 2nd April, In St. ~¥' Patrick's Hall. Business: Instajla- Wf tion of Officers and Presentation of ™* ' Prizes by the President of the Senior Branch.—Patrick O'Kane, Secretary. pIfAMBER QE COMMERCE. N o"tTo E. A Special Meeting of Members will bo held at tho Chamber on WEDNESDAY, the 2nd April, at 3 o'clook p.m. --„,., „ , Bosiness : Address from Mr Fedcnl on Seri culture and Sub-Tropical Industries. A nokland. March 81.1884. Socrotary. pfIAMBER OF COMMERCE. N OTIC E. Tho Meeting of Members convened for 3 p m. on Wednesday Is Postponed until 3 p.m. on THURSDAY, the 3rd April. J. STODART, Secretary. Auckland, Ist April, 1884. mHE THAMES VALLEY AND JL ROTPRUA RAILWAY COMPANY (LIMITED), Notice Is hereby givon that an EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING OP THE THAMES VALLEY AND. ROTORCA RAILWAY COMPANY (LIMITED.) Will be held at the Registered Office of the Company, No, 117, (ju-on-streot, Auckland, on THURSDAY, 'he 3rd day of April, 1881, At 3 o'clook in tho afternoon. When the subjoined Resolution, which was passed at tlicKxtraoi-inary General Mectlngof the Company held on tho 13th day of March, 1884, will bo submitted for ConfU-rjifttton as a Special Resolution:— "That thp esisting Artioles of Association bo .-acinued, and that the Arlictes of Associa tion forwarded by post to, each member of tho Company, and which are now boforo this Mooting, signed by the Chairman of tho Company, and sealed with the Company s seal, be substituted therefor." Dated 13th March, 18$ i. By order'of the Board. ' JOHN BATGER, Secretary. No. 147, Quecn-streot Auckland. Volunteer Notice*, OITV" GUARDS IIjIPLE VOLUN TEERS. Inspection Parade TO-MORROW EVENING (Wednesday, April 2nd), at 7.30. Finos for non attendance. ALFRED E. ISAACS, Captain. Medical. H. \V l L X I -T"1 CONSULTING SURG-CON, Is at his Surgery for GENERAL PRACTICE Mornings—lo until 12 o'clock -Cvening—7.Bo until __0. ___ Afternoons ffi to II more espectaUy for EYE EAR, and THROAT DISEASES. CONSULTING ROOMS : "ornor Queen-street and West Queen-street opposite South British Insurance Buildings, Auckland. _____ -JTI QOX AND SON DENTAL SURGEONS, Beg to inform their Patients (for whose confl dence and patronage they tender hearty thanks that they have takon more Central Rooms ove; Goo-son's Arcade, Queen-Btreet (first Moor, nev prenu-es of the Australian Mutual l'roviden Society). Hours of attendance: _ roni Sam. v 5 p.m. IS your Liver or Stomach out of order If it is tako a course of Special Tinctur Podophyllum, a valuable remedy, Ib.—C. w Goodson, London Arcade. EGRETTIS INSECT POWDER.—Thi best and most reliable in the market Ii perforated canisters. Price. Is 6d. —F. C Shab-anb, Apothecaries' Hall. O X .v. All chu_r.n suir_r tr.ni them. If B_3pe<:ti*l. ask for 'lie Coirain Cn._ SHAR-AND.S WORM _>OWI>i:HS l^cack Apothecaries" hall, opposm- Kw . ____________■



For Sale. FOR SALE, a quiet young Bnggy or Saddle Mare.—Apply Star office. FOR SALE, Eight-Boomed House in Hcpburn-st.—Apply A. Martin, Builder, Hepburn-street (3 doors from Picton-Btreetl. FOR SALE, New and Second-hand Spring Carts.—Apply J. Patterson, Upper Queen-street. FOR SALE, a Pair of Handsome Chest nut Carriage Horses, also a Light Carriage and Silver-mounted Harness, nearly new.— Apply to J. Smith, Draper. Queen-street FOR SALE (cheap), Houses, Allotments (deferred payments). Farms, Businesses, Hotels, Boardinghouse.—Grant and Crossan, 75, Queen street, FOR SALE, at Rocky Nook, Well finished House; four rooms and scullery, register grate; largo volcanic allotment; terms easy.—James Reid, Eden Terrace. FOR SALE, new 4-roomedCottage, with skillion; city water laid in.—Apply A, Martin, Builder, Hepburn-street, three aoors from corner of Picton-street. FOR SALE, Allotment (40 x 150), two minntes' walk from Victoria Wharf, North Shore ; £3 per feot.—W. and J. Frater, Queen-street, . FOR SALE, several Houses in Newton Road, in good positions, and cheap; also, line Allotments. Mount Eden.—H. PaKington, Land Agent. FOR SALE, nice Four-roomed Cottage in Exmouth-street; good allotment, and healthy position; only *300; terms, £30 cash, balance weekly.—H. Partington, Stiehbury's Buildings. FOR SALE, in Anglesen-street, a good 6-roomed House, Gas and water laid on. Easy distance from town.—For further particu lars apply to Mr Gulliver, Land and Estate Agent, Coombes' Chambers, Queen-street FOR Immediate Sale, Large Allotment in Exmouth-street. 99 x 200, with Two Houses, 4 and 5 Rooms; one or both for sale; fine orchard; very cheap. —H. Partington, Stiehbury's Buildings. FOR SALE, 200 Acre Farm, Papakura Valley, 3 miles from Manurewa Station ; metalled road; House and Outbuildings; GO acres in grass and fenced; good 8011. Price, £.CO. -100 can remain on Mortgage.—Apply Peter Oliphant. Solicitor. High-street OR SALE, a very desirable Villa Resi dence, just built, on Avenue Road, Par nell, containing 7 rooms and bathroom, fitted with register grates and cooking range, water and gaß laid on.—Apply to J. M. & J. Mowbray, Land Agents, Fort-Btreet 1710R SALE, a 5 and 6-roomed House, . situated in Edwin-stroct, Nowton; easy distance to town.; a good supply of water; register grates; also, substantial front fence, built of brick, Torms as arranged.—Apply to William Rosser, Builder, Wood-st, Ponsonby, FOR SALE (Cheap), good Secoad-hand, Low Pony Phi-ton; must bo sold, the ownor leaving for England. Also, New Double seated Buggy, 2 Station Waggons, and 1 Llghr Spring Cart—W. &E. Baaten, Coachbullders. \V akefiold-strcct. 1710R SALE, 2 Draught Horses, Dray", . and Harness, Spring-cart and Harness, Steam Engine and Boiler, Chaff-Cutter, Boring .Machine, Saw-bench Shafting, Pulleys, and Bolting. Likewise For Sole or Lease the Premises used by tho undersigned as Coal and Firewood Yard for 2* years.—For further partl oulars apply to James Watt Stanloy-strcet, Moohanics' Bay. FOR SALE, — Cook-street and Sale strott. 1 Cottages, £$00. Northcote, 3. roomed Collage, Stable, and 81 aci _s Orchard, £fi_o, Franklin Roads, Shop and 5-roomed Dwelling, £000. Oxford-street (off Newton Road). . a-roomed Cottages and Workshop, price -_00, or soil eoparateiy. Ponsonby Road, 5 8-roomed Houbob, £1,000. Mcnnt Albert, 9 roomod and 1J Acro>, £1100. Mount Albert. 7 roomed House and 6 Aoreß, £1,100. Howe-street. Shop and 5-roomed House. £57Q. GrattaiVßtroet, Ponsonby, 2 O-roomed Houses and SEarly 1 Acre of ground, £1,150. Mount Albert, 10 ---roomed House and 5. Acres, t2.000. Further particulars on application to J. R. itandcrson, Mercantile Oha'nioors, Queen-street, T|l O R SALE. HOTEL PROPERTY, in one of the Prlnalpal Coast Towns of tho North Island, containing 28 rooms; sizo of dining-room, _4x_-2, and the other rooms correspondingly large. The owner is about to leave the colony, and offers this property at a very low figure. Average takinvs. £70 per week, R-MUEKA.—IS Acres of Land, facing the Main Road, subdivided into Grass Paddocks and Orchard. , ~ BAY OF ISLANDS.— Two Farms. Freehold and Leasehold, containing 661 and 496 Acres of rich Volcanic Land, plenty of wood and water, House of 8 rooms, and close to a post and telegraph office. Subdivided into Twelve Paddocks, laid down in English Grasws, WAIKATO.—WO Acres near Huntly; £2 per acre; Bush and Fern Land, C-Htaimng from mne lo ten million feet Kahtkatea, RitriU. and Mata Timber, with Two Cottages, and IjJnd partly Ploughed and Fenced, 50s per acre. A. -COT". & CO.. 73. Queen-st "P O R SALE. A GENERAL STORE IN A TOWNSHIP THROUGH WHICH THE WAIKATO RAILWAY PASSES. Apply j-jhiTbuchanan, Customs-street TCT O R S A L E. The Magnificent BRICK FAMILY RESIDENCE, PARK HOUSE., Situated in Pri„crs.Bl-r__t (adjoining Albbrt Park). Now in tho occupation of Mrs J. Smith. For full partioulass apply to GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. BILLIARD TABLE, Ex Northumberland. One First-class Full-lied Billiard Table by' Bennett __ Co., London, with Ivory Pool, Pyra mid, and Playing Balls, Cues. Gas Fittings, &c, complete, for Sale by \YM. BUCHANAN, St. Mungo Chambers, Queen-street, Auckland. lANO For Sale ; beautiful walnut, fine' tone, with all modern Improvements; price £25, worth £10 —Vernon House, College Road, after 5 o'clock. TO BUTCHERS.— Large Sausage Ma chine (now) for Salo.—Apply Archibald Thomson, ca c of Alison Bros.. North Shore, A5Ol —FOR SALE, 20-foot Half-deck gfe^X Sailing Boat, gear in good condi tion : suitable for plcasuro or fishing.—Glover and Niccol, Omtomsstrcet. BOX MANGLE For Sale (Baker's Patent); good connection.—Mrs Willerton, Pompalllor-Btrect, Ponßonby. . O NEW-COMERS, Small Capitalists, WarkingMen,with.fnmiUes,&c.—To Lease, with Purchasing Clause, Cultivated Forms of 50 acres upwards, near a station, school, and cheese factory; exceptional termß offered.— Edward Way to, 5, Mercantilo Chambers, ON SALE, three Splendid Pianos, quite now (jußt brought from England).—Mr Freeman, Mount Eden Road (opposite. St Harnabftß'b Church). ___________ CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE— Great Bargain (never offered boforo)— Four Cottages, haying frontages to two streets, in tho city, and let to good tenants, and yiolding nearly £70 per annum rents. Prioe, only £800. —Further particulars on application to J. R. Itandcrson. Land Agent, Meroanme Chambers, Qneop Btreet. ______ mRAMWAY TERMINUS'. — Marine I Villa Site 50 x 233, fenced on two sides with double bait of trees, back front and up the oontro. Splendid view, which can never- he built out Must bn sold, and pow offered a de cided bargain at £220. Also, a ver-y superior little Villa in Clarence-street cheap, at £380.— W. L. Mitchell, 8. Morpantile Chambers. m | a . "R" oh T FOR SALE or TO LET, that well-known and established BAKERY BUSINESS, stone stable and every convenience, bow doing a goocttrado, situated In Rolleston-street, To Aroha, and car ried on by Mr Poole, who is retiring from busi ness. If not sold privately, will be offered at Auction at an early date.—For full particulars apply tq G, A, O'Halloran, Te Aroha, or to JOHN Qrky, Eden Crescent, Auckland. MELROSE, 3 LARGE ALLOTMENTS, CHEAP. Victoria Park, 3 Allotments, 19s per foot, cheap. Shelly Beach Road, corner lot, £3155. Northcote; lots 234 feet deep. 20s. Wellington-street (city), £15. Lots 53 and 55 Bella-streot, Ellcrslie, large depths, 20s. Bayfield, 4 lota. 22s 6d per foot Bayfield, very largo Allotment, £90 Mount Koskill. 50 x 148 ft 61ns., 45s per foot Dovonport, large Allotment, £2 per foot Richmond Road, H7 feet lots deep, £212s 6d per Westmoreland-street, 33 x 150, 25s por foot, oheap. College Road, £7 per foot, • Arthur-street. £5 per f oat Gladstone (Northcote), 1 acre, £85. Melford-.treet, £210s per foot Alao, oheap H .uses, &c. Inspection invited. \V. GULLIVER, Cqombks'B Chambers. 88, que_--btb~_t. • _"_N SALE, a very Low Rotes, by tho " \J undersigned, In Lote to suit lMrchaßore- OATS OATMEAL „_,„ MAIZE WOOD- FLOUP FOWL WHEAT TEA Wl_ A N aUUAK SHARPS POTATOES CHAFF BUTTER BONKDUST, &C, SC, &0. Accnts for the following— _ The Celebrated "ALHANY FOOD" for . Infants—thn sale of this article is immense. The Unrivalled HEMATITE PAINT from Kamo. quality not equalled. The llikurangi Sawmill, orders taken for i BUILDING TIMBER at low rates, and sup plied at short notice. ; E. MITCHELSON & CO., • 19. QCKKK-STItEKT. Corporation Notices. f\ IT V OF AUCKLAND ? FORMATION AND OTHER WORK. It FRANKLIN ROAD AND PAGET STREET. The City Council will receive Tenders unti Three p.m. ot THURSDAY, April 10. forabov Worka in terra, of plans and apectflcatlons t be viewed at the office of the Cltv;E-iein_oi _ Council Chambers. High-street- TOo Conned J&BPt J3te(pbflmsels.,rt,a<!^



To Let TO LET, one or two Rooms, for lady ; on. occupant only In house; piano.— Apply ______ Plthx-. TO LET, New Premises built oxpressiy for a Photographer; gallery, 28-12; dressing, waiting, piinting.rooms, &c—Apply Star office, TO LET, Furnished Bedroom and Sit tingroom, with use of Kitchen, for re spectable Married Couple.- Apply E. McDonald, General Dealer, top of Hobson-street TIIO LET, House of 7 rooms, washhouse, _L and bathroom, corner of Kden Vale and Wynyard Ro»d —Apply to Win. Calwell, two doors above. TO LET, anl for Sale, Businesses, Bakery, Grocery, Butchery, Drapery, Huirdressing, Confectionery. Wanted, Female Servants.—Heighton & Co., Agents, 177, Queen street; TO Bakers, Grocers, and Others.—To be let, in Hobson-street, a Large Shop, suit able for a grocer or baker; ren' low.—Apply to F, G. Ewington, Estate Agent, Queen-street. TO LET, two Front R-oms, furnished or unfurnished. Rent moderate.—Apply Mrs Chappel, Russell-street; or Stevens & Brook field. Queen-street TO LET (Furnished or Unfurnished), Four Rooms, together or separate; 'bus 688303.-8. W, Cucksey's Store, Mount Eden load. TO LET, 7-roomed House in Bradford street ; .-roomed House in Scarborough Terrace, Parnell: 23s per week each.—W. te J. Frater, Queen-street. TO LET, a House in Yarborough-street. off Dedwood Terrace. Ponsonby; good sea view.—Apply at F. J. Bennett's Drapery Ware'louse, Queen-street. 0 LET OR SELL, Cottages and Building Allotments on Mount Eden and View -toads, near to the Toll-bar Kate. Terms can be arranged.—Apply to Harper and Given, View Road, Mount Kden. TO BE LET, Furnished in Upper Symonds-street, a very superior Nino roomed Villa with gas, water, concrete yard, and every convenience.—For particulars, apply lo % G. Ewington, Estate Agent TO LET, to a good pi rinane_£ tenant, a Villa Residence, containing stven rooms and kitchen, bath-room, &c.; gas and water laid on: seven minutes walk from Queen-street; view unsurpassed.—Apply James -tackle, Coachbuilder, Sec, Victoria-street TO LET, at Newmarket, directly oppo site tho railway station, tho Shop, etc., occupied by Mr Collins, Photographer. The building is now: size of Shop, 24 x 26: position, without doubt, is unrivalled for a Cash Business or Photographer. — Apply to F. G. Clayton, Newmarket. XVTAREHOUSE TO LET OR LEASE. Warehouse of two stories, with excellent cellar, in Albert and Little Queen-streets. B. TONKS & CO. Bazaars, &c. OT, BENEDICT'S CHURCH. FANCY BAZAAR. I FANCY BAZAAR. FANCY BAZAAR. I FANCY BAZAAR. The Balance of the Fanoy Goods. Pictures, etc., held ovor from the Bazaar held in the Drill Shed during la_t Christmas week will be dis posed of DURING THE PRESENT WEEK. The Bazaar will open in Messrs Milne and Choyce'b Old Snop. corner of Queen and Wel lesley-streets, TO-MORROW {Tuesday), at 3 p m„ and Kcmaln Open till Next SATURDAY Night OWEN MAHON, Hon. Secretary. Board and Residence. BOARD and RESIDENCE for 2 or 3 Young Men out during the day. Terms moderate,— Apply Registry Office, Devonport "■'- ■ ! ' ■ ■ '■■' I __g !-- Business Notices. RFORGIE, Parnell, begs to thank his • numerous customers and the public for their liberal patronage during the many yeara he has bocn In husincss, and begs to say he has Removed to more commodious premises oppo site Borough Council Office, where he hopes, by strict attention to business, combined with civility and keeping a good article, to merit a continuanco of their patronage. THE Only Cash Sewing Machine Depftt. —D. ~. Chambers. BLANKETS, Flannels, Sheetings, Cali coes, at specially low quota*-)is for reli able goods.-Ed wd. Tefltor, Diapei, Karinga hapeßoad, ■- TOOTHACHE CURE — Instantaneou Rollef-ODONTAIiGIC-ls per hottle.- F. C SHARLAND loppe-lte Fost-offloe). MBRELLAS, Ladles' and Children-,in Laventtne. Twill, and Durable Sdks. Imported direct, and for Bale at the very lowest Cash Prices,—Edwd. Teeter, Draper, Karanga hape Road. VELVETEENS, Flowers, Feathers, Rats, and Laces—a Choice Assortment of New Goods.—Edwd. Tester, Draper, Karanga hape Road. ]V ° T l c % NIGHT-SOIL CONTRACT. The present Quarter, ending March 31st, is now duo, and prompt payments must be made by Householders to insure the service being ' carried out. S. WHITE, Contractor. HOTOGRAPHY. —A. P. Williams has muoh pleasure in intimating to his friends and tho public i-i general that he has Commenced Business in the Union Photographic Studio, junction of Pitt and Grey-streets, and lately occupied by Mr Kirkman, where he hopes by striot attention and punctuality to business to merit a share of public patronwe, and is now prepared to take all kinds of Instantaneous Portraits. Everything new, no old-fashion styles in tho business. P.S.—Portraits token in all eorts of weather—Note the address: A. P. Williams. Union Photographic Studio, junction of Pitt and Grey-streets. Auckland, March 22, 1881. ' EDEN TERRACE PRODUCE STORE, COAL AND FIREWOOD YARDS. I bog leave to thank my many friends for the liberal patronage bestowed upon me in the above line, and to intimate that I have this day SOLD OUT my Interest to Mr T, FREEMAN, for so many years with Mr Wt Rattray, and beg leare to ask for him the same liberal patronage hitherto accorded me. F. M. MORI.EY. All Debts owing to be paid within the next month at my private residence, alongside of lato store. F. M. MOR_-_Y. DR. ARNOLD'S PENNY I.o\ .->! AND STEEL PILLS.-The moat pouuli. rdloine ot tho duy. Pi ice, lis Od v box. -- _U 1 Agent, F. C. -iiauland, opposite the Piwi office. Hotels. "VTATIONAL HOTEL, CAMBRIDGE, J_> WAIKATO. TOURISTS TO ROTOMAHANA ASD HOT | LAKKS Will find FIRST-CLASS ACCOMODATION at the above Hotel, Every Attention to Travellers and Private Families. Tho Bedrooms are Spacious and Well Ven tilated. Sample booms for commercial travel lers. Wines, Ales, and Spirits of First Quality. SPLENDID BIM-lARD ROOM, Tho Proprietor has just Completed Extensive Improvements. Every Comfort and Convenience that Travel lers can desire Is now Obtainable at the NATIONAL HOTEL. HENRY GILLET, Proprietor. WHANGAREI HOTEL, OPPOSITE THE TOWN WHARF, WHANGAREL M R S~~L E A. Civility, attention, and Moderate Charges can be depended on. Special regard will be paid to selling nothing but the Best Brands of Liquors. Saddle Horses and Boats for Hire. Trap meets Trains from all steamers. First-class Billiard Table, under the manage ment of an experienced marker. Orders by telegraph and letters punctually attended to. A. G. BRIGHT, Maxaoer. Honey. __» _ __ TO'£lo,ooo LENT on Building 4w JL * " Socioty principles, or on other terms '~ .nit borrowers. Allotments bought and Utilises built on Weekly Payment Sy3tem Mortgages and ]<oans negotiated. See List of i-rupcrties for sal-on Ith page. Six per cent illmviul on money deposited for investnier'- '. Wu.i.u.MsiiN l-u'.il. KMute. unit Kin-n_ini •.•i-n» fid v'l'lner. Hi_li«tr.'ei Auckland. Tenders O NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS, ENGRAVERS, AND OTHERS. — Tho Patent Engraving Co., Limited (proprietors of " The Australian Graphic"), invite TENDERS for the Purchase of THE COMPANY'S PATENTS in Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia, Queensland, New Zealand, and Tasmania, foi the exclusive right of Engraving on Glass foi Typographical and other purposes by the Com' pany's process, by which "The Australian • Graphic" is entirely Ulnßtrated at less than one fourth the cost of wood engraving: and of "THE AUSTRALIAN GRAPHIC." This high-class Illustrated Intercolonial > ows paper contains seven full pageß of illustrations has a large circulation in all of the A ustrala sian Colonies, and will eventually become t< the Colonies what "The Graphic" is toGreai • Britain. _ , _ Full instructions in the uso of the Company i process will be given to the purchasers, and th( •J services of a staff of skilled artißta may bo ob talned. For description of process see Tni Australian Graphic" of 22nd Inst The sma) §lant necessary for Engraving, Blocks, an< undries may be taken at a valuation. Tender c for the whole or any part of the above, enclosin) o cheque for five per cent of Tender, addresse< r, to tho Chairman of Directors, at the Company' 11 Office; 30, Co—lns-street East, Melbourne, ml C^--«--^^l.^---^^^^^



Public Notices. A UCKLAND GAS COMPANY ""- (LIMITED). REDUCTION IN PRICE OF GAS. Notice is hereby given that the price of Gas in all districts now supplied on the South Side of the Harbour is Ten Shillings per Thousand Cubic Feet, subject to a Discount of Two Shillings and Sixpence per Thousand Cubic Feet if the Accounts are paid within the time in which Discount is to be allowed, as stated on the Company's Accounts. By ord r of the Board of Directors. E. B. PAR.ONS, Secretary. March 14, 1881. QOUTH BRITISH FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. The TRANSFER BOOKS of this Company will be CLOSED from the 26th of MARCH to the 9th of APRIL, 1884. By order of the Board. G. JOHNSTON, General Manager. Head Office, Auckland, March 23,1884. QHE RI F F'S NOTICE. TO JURORS. The Jurors summoned for this day must at tend the Supreme Court at 10 o'clock TO-MOR ROW Morning. EDWARD L. GREEN. Bheriff. T\TORTH SHORE ROAD BOARD— _Ll Wanted.allOutetandingAccoußtsagalnst the late North Shore Road Board to be sent to 31, Insurance Building., Auckland, on or before SATUKDAY Next April sth. THOMAS SEAMAN, Clerk. March 31,1884. TVTOTICE.—AII Acoounts owing to Suit F. J_l Hayle, Butcher, late of Mount Eden Road, must be paid to ft. Saudall and Son on or before April 30.-R. SANDALL, E. GEO. SAN DALL. C^AB AND HARNESS to be Sold at Mr J Maxfleld's Stables on Wednesday next, by Mr Leydon. EIGHT BRAHMA FOWLS.-Just arrived, from England, this noted strain having wnn more cups and special prizes than any other in the world. Eggs: Two fulness per Bitting of thirteen, can tin had off . A. Dean, Breeder, Exhibitor and Judge, Mount Eden Road, near Cucksey's Stores, Auckland. . ' SCRIPTURE GIFT ASSOCIATION.— NOTlCE.—Members of the Juvenile Scrip ture Learners' Band will please call for replies on TUESDAY. April 1. at Mr H. A. Colaon's, Stationer. Victoria-street _____________ PIANOFORTES Tuned and Repaired by an experienced hand from Klrkman's, London. Tuning. ss; Hammers Re-felted, One Guinea.-W. Sior, Karangahape Road. Newton. PUBLIC NOTICE —Awarded Ist Prize at the Auckland Agricultural Show. 1883 and 1883.—Robley'a Superior Digestive Broad, delivered in city and suburbs for Cash. Ought to be in every household.—so, Grey-street J. Rohlkv. =ia_f 5 "5 I 5 E-' J_l TO MASTERS OF TRADING CUT TERS AND OTHERH. —Any person found taking Sand from Saddle Inland after this date will be Prosecuted. - ROBERT BROOKE, Mahnranga Heads. March 27. CARDINALS' MARCH.—Copies may be had at Eady's Music Warehouse. Queen-st. "FTIHE OLD LAND AND THE NEW— ■Jb New Sonkr. this day at all Musio-sellers. _S_w Law .Partnership. I'HK UNDERSIGNED beg to announce that (bey have Commenced Practice ln Co-partner ship aa BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS. ,In Chambers In High-street opposite Mr W. Atkins Printing Office. B.W. BURTON. W. J. NAPIER, Auckland, September 32nd. 1883. IHrapery. /COMMERCIAL TTOUSE, •170 QUEEN-STREBT. TOILSON, tc -J^CQULLAGH Beg to inform their Friends and the General 1 Public they have OPENED THEIR ESTABLISHMENT WITH THE CHOICEST GOODS THE CHOICEST GOODS OF THE SEASON, Comprising the LEADING NOVELTIES in Showrooms costumes . MANTLES MILLINERY UNDERCLOTHING. Dress Department- SILKS satins . ■■' '■'-;.; FANCY dress goods velvets velveteens in all the leading shades. Fancy Department ribbons LACES • WOOL WRAPS OPERETTES COLLARS TIES FUR TRIMMINGS. Hosiery Dkj-Rtment- CASHMERE HOSB, PLAIN ahd RIBBED The GARTERLESS STOCKING CHILDREN'S DO. is Variety. Glove Dbpartmknt- SILK, KID, and CASHMERE ■ LADIES' MITTS, LACE and CASHMERE ' ■ . ■■-■'■-.'•-. i And a Well-assorted - STOCK OF MANCHESTER MEN'S ' AND H-ftxIDASHERY GOODS. 3 '■'■**"" ___fe :' : 8 • ■' if j AU_ GOODS MABKED I-pF-AIN FIOCB-8. s t ' '■ • I% ' * S-. . - „i. ..WILSON, i „._ .__- ~—■_ -»-^l^^_^-^7W^iri|p^_TO



■ Auctions. TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, At 2 o'clock sharp. UNDER BILL OF SALE. q T 0 CK-IN-m R A DE OF THE GOLDEN CROWN BOOT FACTORY, GREY-STREET. ' GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell, on the premises, as above, at 2 o'clock sharp, THE WHOLE OP THE PLANT MACHINERY LEATHER | GRINDERY . . &c. &c. Sec. No Reserve, Terms Cash. JOnN LEVDON.J (EDWARD LEYDON TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock. TOHN & E. LEYDON will sell at *J their Central Commercial Sale Rooms. Queen-street fj» HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, con-Isting of— Suites, in Horsehair, Leather, and Cre " tonne: Couches, Easy Chairs, Carpets, Mats, Tables, Chairs, Washßtands, Dress ing Tables, Sewing Machines, Scales, Bedsteads, Spring Matt-asses, &c. Also, 30 CASES APPLES, Tea, Potatoes, Onions, &c.,&c. Also, at 12 o'clock, CAB and Double Sot HARNESS complete; :J on view on morning of Bale. JOHN LET-ON.] . [EDWARD LEVDON. ON THURSDAY, APRIL 3rd, 1884* AT 12 O'CLOCK. BUILDING .ALLOTMENTS AT ONEHUNGA. JOHN tc EDWARD LEYDON .will sell - at Onehunga on the above date, TWO VALUABLE BUI LDING SrrKS. with double frontages, facing Beach Road and George-street, joiningMrKowo'sproporty.beln-; | part of Allotments Hand 1, Section 20. having a , frontage'of 82ft to Georgi-street and H7tt to ' i Beach Road ; dopth, 220rt. Title guaranteed. Without Reserve. B. TONUS,] [S. 0. OABR.] |B. U. I_NK_. ■ TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock, APPLES, PEARS, PLUMS. Ex Tarawera, from Hobart: jjj B. TONKS * CO. " r\7ILL SELL, tomorrow, at 11 o'clock, 40 CASES PLUMB. PEARS. APPLES . &C. &c. _tc. H. TONKS.] IK. O. OABB.I |B. D. TONKB, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, ! At 12 o'clock," PARK AVENUE! ' ' PARK AVENUE! BETWEEN PARK AND CARLTON' -.GORE ROADS. _*■"' B. TONKS* Ce.._____ ■ l HAVE received instructions te sell by" 7" J auction, on Wednesday, the 9th instant atl2 o'clock, THE CHOICE -ALLOTMENTS IN PARE -; AVKNUK, OFF PARK ROAD (adjoining tho residence of Graves Aickin, Esq.), commanding good views. Vocanic Soil, with Avenue, metal led and drained.- _ • }S Allotments are flagged,.and Plans are ready. : The Sites are well situated in a good locality, , } ~ ..and easy of access to the City. Title under Land Transfer. TO MORROW, at 10 o'clock a.m. . FRUIT! FRUIT!! , TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, AT ARTHUR'S MART, j At 10 o'clock a.m., HO BA R T FRU is 4_* Auckland Fruit * * A Superior J.ot of Apples, Pears, Quinces, Grapes, Lemons, &c. TOMORROW. MESSRS CARBINES ft TAYLOR WILL SELL, at their Aflart, to-morrow (Wednesday), at 11 o'clock sharrp, 20 TONS POTATOES, Onions. Prime Canter bury Hams and Bacon, Beef, 10 cases Sauces (assorted). Maize,. Oats, Bran, Flour, Wheat, Chaff, Sharps,.., .. - ....-"■ " SHOP FRONT, Sec.': . * FUHNITURE. Drapory, CuOery, Fancy Goods, . Jewellery, &o, ~ ~.-,:,, : C__-Bl_}j!S ft TAYLOR, ./.JOy, - ■ 'AnctioheerS. ,':''■"-" : 3.HT ■';■ MONDAY. AflttL 7, .*.:: ,At 11.30 o'clock; :'>.' AT ST. STEPHEN'S AVENijfc 'PARNELL, - f %Tt Ai THE RESIDENCE OF C; W. - ,r ~ vHAMERY, ESQ.; -', . Recently from Melbourne..., HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD ' FURNI TURE, ANTIQUE ORNAMENTS AND EFFECTS. ': . GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions from C. W. Ha-ieny, Esq., in consequenoe of bis leaving the district, to sell by anotion, at his residence, aa above, HIS HANDSOME EXHIBITION HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTB, only recently purchased in Melbourne at considerable cost - , ? . ' catalogues-Friday, tuesday, april 8, : : AtNoon. splendid building allotments. ponsonby. • d.fTevans HAS been instructed by Mr W. Bacon * to sell by Public Auction, at his Land Mart Queen-street, on Tuesday, Sth April, at ALL THAT VALUABLE PIECE OF PRO PERTY KNOWN AS BACON'S PAD DOCK, situated in the very centre of Ponsonby; sub-divided Into tlrst-clas* Building Allotments and Villa Sites, - having a frontage to Pom pallter Terrace, Church -street, and Pon.onby Terrace. These Allotments ore almost level, in capital poeltion, with every comfort and convenience available, such as Gob, city water. School,' Bus, the various Churches, and near tho Train-oar line, and should command the attention of all who wish to secure a tirst-class Villa Site in a ' central and rising position. Terms: One-fourth Cash, balance on mort gage for 3 years at 8 per cent or all cash if desired. * v Also, I AT THK SAME TIMK AXD PLACE. FREEHOLD PROPERTY, ONEHUNGA. CHURCH-STREET. ONBHUNGA.- Com-' fortable Cottage of 4 rooms and out-houses. Thehouseis In first-class order, and just been newly painted; splendid well of water, and nice • position, beingLot3of Subdivision of Allotment No. 2, Section 2L $t v CHURCH AND HI-4*STREETS. ONE HUNGA.—Corner Lot Comfortable House fl I rooms, in good order. Stable and outbuildings, being Lots 1 and 2 of Subdivision of Allotment No. 2, Section 21. J-TZROY-STREET, ONEHUNQA.^-Desit- ' able Cottage of 4 rooms,, tanks, ou -"io uses. Sec, in good order, and very cumfortablc; being Lot . H, Subdivision of Allotment z, Section 21. These properties are all let to good tenants, . and paying well, but the vendor desires to rea : Use. and must do so at once. The position Is good, being near Railway Station, Sawmill, and Wharf, &c; and will