better it woujbe. Other people, began to arrive, and \pess, after sending for a dray and a docfoP°k him home in the dray.— John McShsgave corroborative evidence. James DaW. a _ duly qualified medical practitionefesiding and practising at Pukekohe, posed that on the 7th January last he waaut for to attend the prosecutor. He arrived* time to see him carried from a cart v. his house. He found him suffering ?rn a wound on the top of the head ab* 1_ inches in length, and penetrate through tho scalp, and from second yund behind this, just in front of the croV, and 2J inches long, angular in shapopenetrating the scalp and leaving a portii of the skull bare. He had also a Celling behind the left ear where the sk| was broken, and bruises on other portiot of his body. The man was un conaci". Witness dressed the wounds and lit after giving directions for treat ment When he caL'ed again next day, witn^s was consciom and apparently re 'coveing, Witness made a complete examination on tho 12th, when the prosc cu.r was able to stand upon his feet. In

adtition to the voUnds upon the head, wfcness found a slyht wound under the right arm. a larger ore dn the right chest, one ■ o _.he left shouUer-blado, two on the left

sjoulder-blade, a largo bruise upon the left tpper arm, another at the back of the pel vis, bruises upon the left buttock, left and tight thighs, left log, and twelve or four teen smaller wounds and abrasions upon the arms. They had all been inflicted appar ently four or five days before. Ono of the wounds upon tho head was such as might be Caused by a kick. — Constable Andrew M.Knight gave evidence as to arresting the prisoners and taking possession of the rid ing Whip and palings (produced);— Mr E. Heskoth; having briefly opened tho cits- for the defence, called John Hillman, who de posed that ho was a settler, residing at Pukekohe near the prisoners and prosecu tor. On the 7th Of January last, while Wowing) he saw the prosecutor, with a rid ing whip in his hand, pass along, followed by Moroney, who asked witness to stop him, lie heard the prosecutor shout our the wctJa " b w ." After this he heard screams in a female voice proceeding from the direction of Laurence Walsh's place Ho went there and found the prisoner lying Upon the ground, and his brother (tho elder prisoner) about a chain distant. Prosecutor went into withess's houso at his invitation. He had =-beon acquainted with the two prisoners for live years. They bora the ropufption of being industrious and respectable, and had never previously been known to commit acts of violence.—James, Savitt, farmer, of Puko kobe, also gavo evidence as to seeing the prosecutor, on tho 7th January, pass along on the road to his brother's, and as to hear ing him shout out what he would do to " tho blind robber" and his red of a wife. This was about a quartcr-of n-mile from prisoner's houso. Witness heard him again when ho was passing Hillman's. He had known the prisonets for five yvears. They had tho reputation of boing qniot, hard-working people.—To tho Crown Prose cutor : The ' row* among tho Walshes brought out the dogs of tho settle ment. At tho timo ho heard tho screams ho also heard tho sound of blows, but thoy might have beon the sounds produced by chopping firewood. The pro secutor had told him subsequently that ho did not go down to his brother's with tho intention of beating anyone, but merely to give them a good blackguarding.—Peter Walsh,. 16 years of age, and son of tho eldor prisoner, doposod that on tho 7th instant tho prosecutor (his undo) camo on to his father's premises flourishing a riding whip in hiß hand. Ho was calling witnesses's father " a blind robber," and his mother "a red of blazes." Prosecutor approached wit ness's brother, and saying " you cowardly robber, I havo you at last. Lifted up the whip to strike, His brother warded the stroke off on to his shoulder, and then taking up a piece of shingle about a foot long, hit the prosecutor on tho side of the head with it, knocking him down. Prosecutor got up again and mado another blow at witness's brother which he fenced off. His father then camo out, and prosecutor, calling him " a cowardly robber, said that he had como to fight him and his of a wife. He struck at witness's father but the latter knocked him down, and then used his clenched fist. Prosecutor then stood up again to fight, and was caught by Hogan, who took him away. Thero was no kicking, and his father did not heat his uncle when he was down.

Tkub Bill—Tho Grand Jury found a true Bill against Georgo Davrol, alias Peverel, for forging and uttering.—As this concluded tho calendar, His Honor thanked tho jury for thoir sorvicos, promisod that the inoonvonienccß of which they had com plained should bo rectified in future, and then discharged them from further attend ance.

(Left Sitting.)

A MIDWIFE CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER.

[by telegraph.—press association.)

Invbrcahgill, this day. A magisterial inquiry was held at River ton yesterday into tho death, at Wroy's Bush, of a woman named Jane Mildenhall. She bad been attended during her confine ment by Sarah Jane Fleet. After hearing evidence, tho Magistrate committed tho latter for trial on charge of manslaughter.

THAMES VALLEY AND ROTORUA RAILWAY COM PANY.

Extraordinary Meeting.

Ah extraordinary meeting of shareholders of the above was held at the office of the Company at 3 o'clock this afternoon, for the purpo.e of confirming the resolution re the rescinding of the Articles of Association, passed at a previous meeting held on March 13th last. Dr. Campbell pro vided. Amongst those present were Messrs Peacock, J. M. Clark, Stewart, Comiskey, J. Russell, Fraser, M. Clark, T. Morrin, R. Oraham, D. L. Murdoch, Daldy, L. D. Nathan, H. F. Anderson, G. Aickin, G, S. Jakins.—TheSecrotary(Mr J. Batger)having read the minutes of the previous meeting, the Chairman moved that tho resolution bo confirmed. This was seconded-by Mr Poa . cock, and carried. The resolution was as follows:—" That the existing Articles of Association be rescinded, and that the Articles of Association forwarded by post to each member of the Company, and which are now before this meeting, signed by the Chnirman of the Company, and sealed with the Company's seal, be substituted there for." A vote of thanks to the Chairman concluded th. meeting.

St. Jacob's Oil Invincible.

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THE PAIN ENTIRELY LEFT.

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SHOCKING RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN VICTORIA.

TWO PERSONS KILLED AND MANY

INJURED.

BY CABLE.-COPYRIGHT.]

[reuter's telegrams.]

(Received April 3—12.40 p.m.) Melbourne, this day.

A terrible railway accident occurred last night about ten o'clock on the Horsham line near Little' River station, about 30 miles from this city. The passenger train from Ballarat came into collision with tho special cattle train from Melbourne. Two persons were killed, and many severely wounded. Another accident occurred last night on the Echura line at Sunbury, 24 miles from Melbourne. The boiler of the engine burst, and the driver was severely hurt. The fire man of the engine is missing.

LIST OF THE INJURED.

Melbourne, this day.—Latest telegrams from Little River give the following list of the injured : — Miss Adams, of Sand ridge, severe shofck hnd internal injuries ; Dawes; injured on the head and now in a comatose state; Miss Dawson, badly shaken ; Mrs Phcebe; of Latrobe-street, severe shock ; Wdlkor, fireman of cattle train, internal injuries aiid ribs fractured; McMatrib, guard of passihg train, shoulder dislocated; aii'd wound on temple; lady (name unknown), nose frac tured, and severely shaken ; antither lady, leg broken; The cattle train; ■ which came into collision with the passenger train consisted ; only of empty trucks. The collision took place at a curve, and the drivers were thus prevented from seeing their trains ap proaching one another until too late to pre vent the catastrophe. Details of the OecU. rence—A Fearful Smash. Melbourne, this day. 9.50 a.m.—Details are now to hand regarding the railway accident at Little River. The trains met with a terrific crash, and the engines be- '. came locked with their ironwork fastened and funnels touching. Tho tender of the cattle train was thrown off the lines, thefiret truck being completely demolished, the second turned with tho wheels uppermost, tho roof of the third was shattered, and . tho fourth broken into fragments. The ■ fifth and sixth trucks were thrown off tho lino with thoir ironwork contracted. The train consisted of 35 trucks. Tho tender of tho passenger train was thrown off, tho lino, and tho wheels brinod up to tho axles, tho tendo itself being almost destroyed. Tho second-class car riage following was demolished and tho roof of the noxt, a first-class carriage, broken into match wood, and tho debris scattered in all directions.

Kitchen, tho drivor of the cattlo train, who was the driver in the Hawthorn acci dent, was jammed between tho engine and tendor, and died shortly after. A woman, name unknown, in tho .ocond-class carriage, was injured in ternally, and also died. Craik, tho driver of the passenger train was jammod by fallingcoal, and had his thigh fractured. Six others were seriously injured, and several slightly. W. Collnrd Smith was injured on the arm. The Honorable Thos. Cuming, who was a passenger, was uninjured. The nccidont is accounted for by tho fact that Mr Biddre, the station-master at Werribeo, left his daughter, aged fourteen, in charge of the station. She gavo the staff to Kitchen, tho driver of tho cattle train, and telegraphed that the lino was clear. Doctors arrived on the sccno about 1 a.m., when tho injured were attended to; and sent on horo. It was rain ing at the timo of tho accident, and bon fires were lighted to keep tho wounded dry.

THE SERICULTURE INDUSTRY.

Mooting of the Chamber of Commerce.

According to previous announcement, a meeting of tho Chamber of Commerce was held this afternoon, to hoar a lecture from Mr Federli on Sericulture and tho cultiva tion of sub-tropical fruits. Mr L. D. Nathan presided. Tho lecturer was introduced in a brief sjieech by the Chairman. Mr Nathan said he considered Mr Rolleston was entitled to praise for his enterprise in sending a gentleman of Mr Fedcrli's experience to bring these industries prominently before the people of the colony. Mr Federli, in his opening remarks, said that the people of Christchtirch, where he had conduoted his experiments, as well as himself, were convinced that silk culture would be one of the future important industries of the colony. He had hatched eggs there which came direct from Japan. In New South Wales a gentleman had con ducted similar experiments for seven years before he was at last succossful. Here, in this colony, ho (the speaker) was successful in the first year. Mr Federli proceeded to show that if the in dustry were to be prosecuted in this colony, it must be started by capital. The labouring classes could not be expected to commence it. Capitol would' be required, land was necessary, and plenty of mulberrj trees were indispensable. This industry would require to be taken up in connection with others. If they got peopie to plant mulberry trees, they would want to rear silkworms, and having done this, it was desirable that a market should bo provided. Boys could raise cocoons, and they woald have no market for them. Now, he thought it Bhould be one part of the business of their farm, if they started it, to take tho cocoons off their hands and con vert it into marketable silk. It was desirable that the best trees be obtained, and this might bo secured by different kinds of croppings. After the recent meet ing of the Institute he had tried to get some information. He went to the Waikato, and found that the farmers were aware of the importance of the industry, but the greatest difficulty in the way was the want of information. There was one German in Waikato, who hod for three years planted vines, which throve well, but they com plaided that he would not give them any information. Another gentleman was planting cinchona, and he also was careful not to give any information to his neighbours. This they com plained of. Therefore, what they wanted was a farm where experiments and practical growing might be conducted. The speaker then proceeded to refer to luxurient olives in Mr Motion's garden in Parnell, which bore plenty of fruit, tho description of which proved that they were of a kind suitable for commercial purposes Thoso trees did not bear the sad appearance of European olives, and although only twenty years old, they compared favourably with forty-year-old European olives. He had been told that Waikato was too cold for sub-tropical fruits, but he was astonished to observe while there, a beautiful lemon tree on the top of the hill. Of course, the return from olives would not be so rapid as from mulberries, the latter giving ti return in the second year. A man leaving his son a plantation of olives left him a very good property indeed. The speaker men tioned the fact that in Lucca ono olive tree alono gavo a return of fully s*olbs of oil, worth over 2s per lb.

The lowest tender for the erection of a cottage at Mount Eden (tenders called by Mr E. Bartley, architect) is that of Mr Jenkins, £208.

The refrigerating apparatus on board the ship Northumberland was this afternoon subjected to a trial, in the presence of a mimber'of visitors, and was found in good working. A variety of experiments were proceeding as we went to press, a full account of which will be given to-morrow.

A little business was done in Te Aroha stocks on 'Change to-day, New Finds and Waiorongamais being,..iti slight demands. The latter, however, have a somev/hat downward tendency, being quoted by the Brokers' Association this afternoon at Is 9d sellers. One of the directors, Mr Wood, sent the following telegram to-day: '|No stone broken out in Waiorongomai since my visit on Tuesday. Shipping reef and making paddock." We would advise investors to lay on their o irs a bit till the reef is broken down. It is a very unusual thing to suspend opera tions on a reef so good as this one has been represented to be, for the simple purpose of making a paddock in which to stock general dirt. A telegram was received from the manager of the Success at Coromandel, stating that 284 ounces of retorted gold has been obtained from 4_ tons of dirt,

TELEGRAMS.

[per press association.]

Blenheim, this day.—A seven-roomed house at Renwicktown, belonging to Mr Bridon, and used for storing wheat, was totally destroyed by fire last night. The cause of the fire is unknown. About 300 bushels of wheat were burned. The house and contents are believed to be uninsured.

Wellington, this day.—Messrs C. J. Johnston (re-elected) and James Smith were elected directors of the Wellington-Mana watu Railway Company, aid Messrs F. K. McDonald and J. W; Stevenson; auditors.

Christ'churcu, this day.—A fatal acci dent occurred at Balcairn yesterday. A young man named Sundy was driving a water cart, when the horses shied and cap sized the cart, crushing Sundy tb death.

A satisfactory report respecting the quartz specimens from Wilberforce district has been received from the Government Geologist.

" When Doctors Disagree,"

Timaru, this day.—The deadlock between the Hospital authorities and the local doc tors continues. The resident surgeon's efforts at mediation have proved fruitless. The local doctors demand a footing in the institution which the commissioners object to grant,

SPORTING NEWS.

(_. he second fdrfeit fdr the Easter Handi cap and Steeplechase, and general entries for the various events tb be run at thb Auckland Rucinj* Club AUtuhlH Meeting; fcldse tb-ihO-row (Friday) night; at 8 d'clock;

In thb Autuifah i-andicaj) dt Taranaki yesterddy^ Adh-inist.atoft thb winnet; carried 7st 101b, No.teahbJ' 7st 111b, and tandseer 7st 21b.

THE RAILWAY SURVEY.

Mr k. D. Nathan, Chairman of tho Ch&mber of Commerce, received thb following telegram this afternoon l— " Wellington, 2.48 p.m., —In reply ro survey of West Coast line; Minister directs mo to state that everything is be ing done that can bo done in this matter,^" C. Z. O'Connor."

MEETING OF McARTHUR'S CREDITORS.

An adjourned meeting of tho creditors of Aloxandor McArthur, principal of the Training College, was te have boon held ht olcvon o'clock this forenoon, At tho ap pointed timo thero were prosent—Mr LaW son, Official Assignoo, tho dobtor, and MrS. Hesketh, his solicitor, and three credi tors. It appeared that a quorum of n majority of tho creditors representing at least throo-fourths of tho amount of tho liabilities was noccssnry, ahd as this could not be obtained, the moot* ing was thorcforo adjourned till this afternoon. At 2.30 p.m. thoro was a quorum present, and tho meeting was Srocceded with. On the motion of Mr oble, the resolution passed on 18th March, under tho provisions of Section 188, Sub-section 3, of tho Bankruptcy Act, 1883, was confirmed. It provided " That tho creditors accept an offer of i'3oo, to be paid to trustees appointed by tho creditors in such manner as tho said trustees may direct, until payment in full of tho debts proved under the bankruptcy shall bo made, such payment to be paid from his present emolument of £600 a year, and in the evont of his emolument decreasing, a like proportional part shall bo paid as above." It was further agreed that Mr Lawson, Official Assignoo in Bankruptcy, should be trustee in the estate.

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The Rev. C. T. Baker Is announced to do liver a lecturo on " India and its Peoplo" at tho Pitt Street Wesleyan Church this ovoning, A waltzing competition took place at the Lorno-street Hall Inst evening botweon two young men named G. Campbell and Wybar —tho latter n recent arrival from Christ church. Tho judges decided in favour of the former. It appears that a weekly dance conducted by ono Taylor takes placo on Thursday evenings in the Lorno street Hall. Campbell had nt one timo filled tho position of Master of Ceremonies, but he was disrated, and Wybar promoted to the coveted post. Campbell thereupon challenged Wybar to dance for £10 a-side. and the Christchurch man taking up the gauntlet, last night's competition was the result. After Campbell had been declared the victor, Wybar issued another ehallongo to dance him for £15 a-side, and a local terpsichorean named Regan expressed his willingness to danco either Campbell or Wybar for £20. Perambulators and carpets, reversible bloyolo wheel and other kinds of perambulatoi. Jußt opened from £1 to £7. New designs In BrUßsell and tapostry carpets. Furnleh your houso throughout from Garlick and Gronwolt 8 City HaU Furnißhlng Worchouao, Quoon-Btr_et - [ADVT.I



Drapery. COMMERCIAL TTOUSE, 172—queen-street—l72. WILSON, WILLIAMS, & MoCULLAGH (For many years Managing tho Dress, Manohes ■ tor, and Hosiery and Glove Departments for Mr W. Rattray) Desire to thank thoir friends and the public for the very liberal support tendered them since opening their establishment, and would inti mate that it will be their constant study to merit a contlnuanco of the same. Having de termined to keep only FIRST-CLASS GOODS Marked at the Lowest Remunerative Prokit, They tho more confidently solicit a share of public patronage. All goods marked in plain figures. Parcels Delivered within a reasonable distance WILSON, WILLIAMS, & ]y[C(JULLAGH 172, Queen-street. April Ist, 1881.



Sporting. 6,000 I TOHN "TJULL'S I 5,000 Members! O -D members at fie. I CONSULTATION I AT 58. ON THE A-UPKLAND AUTUMN MEETING Which takes place on the 14th and 15th April, 1831, Is Now Open, and WILL CLOSE ON THE 11TH APRIL, ISBI. Easter Handicap. Autumn Handicap. Ut Horse .. ..£l5O Ist Horse .. ..£llO 2nd Horse .. .. 100 2ndHorßO .. .. 75 3rd Horso .. .- 60 3rd Borse .. .. 30 Starters, about £15 Starters, about £10 each 00 each 100 Non-Startors, Non-starters, about£loeach.. 100 about£l each .. 5_ £500 £100 Steeplechase. Ist Horse £»0 2nd Homo « 3rd Horse 30 Starters, about £10 each .. .. O'J Non-Starters, about £5 each .. 25 £300 Each Ticket has three chances and can win £100. Apphcation by letter only. Enclose two stamps for reply. _ _ _, Address-JOHN BULL, care J. T. Knight, Hobßon-st„ or Box 111. Post-office. Auckland. AUCKLAND AUTUMN RACE MEETING. A. NEMO'S CONSULTATION on the above IS NOW OPEN. 1,500 Shareholders at 10a. Eac Tioket has Three separate chances. Easter Handicap(£2so). Run Ap.rill.th. IstHorse £90 2nd Horse J? 3rd Horse ?5 Starters (div.) 60 Non-Starters (div.) JO Autumn Handicap (£300). Steeple (£200). Run April loth. Ist Horse .. ..£IOO IstHorse .. .. £60 .ndllorae .. .. 50 2nd Horse.. .. -40 3rd Horse .. .. 25 3rd Hor. c.. .. 20 Starters (div.) .. 75 Others (div.) ..80 Non-Starters (div.) 50 Applications by letter only, and enclose two stamps for replies. .___„_ A. NEMO, Care of F. Tomlinson, Barrel Hotel, Parnell.



Wanted.. ... i^_- WANTED, a Photographer for outdoor work.—Apply'J. Martin, Market Square. WANTED, a First-class Carpenter, for country ; good wages.—Hclghton and Co., Agents, 177, Queen _trect. -OTANTED, Two Painters.—Apply Mr V T Brown, opposite Brown and Campbell a Browcry, Newmarket. WANTED, First-class Trousers and Vest Handß; highest wages liven.-^- Apply at once, J. Williams. Victoria-Btreet. WANTED, good, experienced Colonial Baker aa Fore-hand; referencea re quired.—Apply Walter Smith, Baker; Victoria street. . WANTED, 2 good Ca.penter.-.—Apply to F. HeilT, Dodwood TerraGOj near Three Lamps. Ponsonby. ANTED, 2 JoincrS.—Apply to lW man Auokland Timber Company's Factory, Customs-street West, _^_ ANTED, two First-class Coatmakersj nono other need Apply; constant Cm ployment.—H. L. Posaenlakio, Shortland-at^^ WANTED, a Good Driver.—Apply to Georgo Wilson, Nelaon-Btreet. \\T ANTED, by a Young Man, ago 24, a T T Situation in any position of trust: ban boon uaed to solicitor's oflice. and is good short hand writer; Can give aecurity if desired.— Address "H;D.," Stab ofßcoi _ _ r , _ _. WANTED, Married Couples, Youth, to milk, also General Servants.—R. M. Hcighton & Cd., Registry Offices, Central Cbambera, 177, Queen-atreet. WANTED, Six Respectable Youths for the boot trade;— Apply Garrett Bros., Wakefleld-atreot; ANTED, Smart Boy for Cellar ; good references.—Apply Mr Smith, at Mr Lav eta's, Haymarket. ANTED; an Order Boy* one that ban ride.-G. Hulme. ANTED, a Boy a_ an Apprentice tti tho Tailoring BuaineßS.—Apply to T. Lonergqn, Wyndham-Btrcet. ANTED, a respectable Err_nd Boy. -Apply J; Leech, Shd. tla-id-ati-eot. WANTED, 1 or 2 Smart Boys as Apprentices;—Masefleld and Ca, Albert Iron Foundry. | WANTED, Sitlarl Bdy to assist with parcels;—W. Rattray, Queen-street, ANTED; Two Sriidrt Boyß to wash hottiesi—Apply C; Beatlmbnt, Cook-st., throe doors ahoVo BcVegfl's Store, ANTED, Smart Lad for the bbbt and shoe trade.—Apply J. Simpson, Boot and Shoemaker, Karangabape Road, Nbwton. ANTED, a respectable Lad atolit 15J must have a good character.—T. and H. Cooke, 11, Victoria-atreet. ANTED, 2 Lads, about 14 years of age, at Glodliill's Cordial Factory, WcllealCy-Btrcet. . '__ WANTED, Machinists (good hands only), also 2 young girla to learn the business.—Third houso from Nowton Road Great North Road; W7ANTED, Dfossmaker iti private V T family for ono or two days a wook.— AddrOßß, stating terms, to H„ Box 71, Post Oltlce, Auckland, \\f ANTED, immediately, Improvers to VV tho drcaßinakiiiK.—Dunne, Hall, & Co., (Juccn-stroot. , WANTED, n Thoroughly Expcri.ilccd Saleswoman of good address, for the Show-room. — Apply, by lotter, "A., SrAit otllcei '_ WANTED, Cook-Laundress, lCGonoralsi Nureogirl (town and country), House uiaida, Man to drive) garden, &c, and others.—' Mt'B Wliltroinbe'B Rogiatry, ANTED, a good Cook ; rtn oldorly poraon proferrod.—Apply Mrs RatldlO; Rokcby-atrcot (off Queen Btreot)^ ANTED, Fotnalo Cooki—Apply to Mrs Dodge, Prlnco of Wales Hblelli Hobaon-atroot. ~\X[ ANTED, a Situation as Lady Help II or Companion; would lindcrtakbhouso hold duties In a family,—B.A., STAB oftlco. WANTED, at Hannaford's AUCkhttd Registry (established 21 yoare), Work ing HoußOkoopor, 20a. ANTED, by respectable °ihgio man, Cook and Housokoepor for country boarding-house; roforcnoos required.—Apply Woodbine Cottage, 1G; Grey-street. \\f ANTED, a good General Servant (for VI Ponsonby); good wages,—Apply Mro Whitcbmbc'a Registry. WANTED, at Hannaford's Aucklahd Rogißtry (eatabliahcd 21 years), Hotol Generals (town). WANTED, good General Servant; no washing.—Apply at 'ThoNook," Uppor Symonds streeL WANTED, a Goneral Servant—Apply during the morning to Mra MacmuPcn, Ponsonby Road. ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 21 yeare), General (private), Poverty Bay, t.a WANTED, a Gonoral Servant.—Apjily Mra R. Wallis, Carlcton Road. Refer ences required. ANTED, a (Jeneral Servont for small family; mußt bo good cook; references required.—Apply al once, Mra Cocil Gardner, Grafton Road. ANTED, nt Hannaford's Auckland Rogistry (established 21 years), Gen' crals for Mount Albert WANTED, a General" Servant-.—Apply P. Lynche, Alexander Hotel, Manuka. Road, Parnell. ANTED, by young lady, the Chargb of Young Children (instruction if de sired), where servant is kept. No objection to country, if faro paid.— L.L.C., StAu oflice, Auckland. WANTED, a good Housemaid for coun try; wagca, Ha.—Apply Hobson Hotel ANTED, a Nurscgirl-.—Apply Mrs F. C. Sliarknd, Symonds-strect WANTED, a Nursemrl. — Apply Mrs Harrlaon, Anchor Hotel, Q-ecn-atrect, WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Rogiatry (established 21 years), Hou6U. maid (town), ____________ WANTED, a Girl about 14.—Apply before 1 o'clock to Mf. M. McLean, Shelly Boacli Ro«d^ WANTEbrii Grrl for Housework ; ono to assist in bar proforrcd.—Apply at on.o, Queen'a Hotel, Kirangahapo Road, Newton, TVr ANTED, a Girl, about 12 or 13, to It mind two ohlldren and mako horaelf useful.—Apply to Mrs A. J. Thomaß, Park Store,. Howe-atreet, WANTED, a Girl about 14 years, to mako herself useful.— 3. Thorpe, New ton-atreet, Newton Road. WANTED, a Tily Girl, about 17, tb assist in general ho_sewoffc.—Apply at once to Mrs King, Wyndham Cottage, Wynd ham-streot, near Gj.swo.k_ WANTED, immediately, a Respectable Little Girl as NUraomaid.—Mrß Joseph Banks, Jermyn-street, WANTED, a Girl, about 16, to assist with hotuowork.—Apply Mra FaUghy-, Brighton Road, Parnell. WANTED, Tenders for 10-roomed House (labour only). Plans at John Lamb'a, Lower Queen-Btreot. Tenders opch-d Bth, at 12. | WANTED Tenders for the Erection of a 1-Roomed Cottage, t .aha And apfecb flcations can bo aeon at tho Offlco of D. Goldie, Albert-street, till 4 p.m. of MONDAY next-, when Tenders will be received. ■\T7"ANTED, a Partner with £300 to join II it Business established fori yeara. Thla is an eligible opening for an energetic man, who can either take the Inaido or outside depart ment. Principala only need apply to J. H. Randerson, Financial Agent, Mercantile Cham bera, WANTED, 100 dozen Empty Clear Wine Bottles, 100 dozen Empty Clear Pickle Bottles, — Brown, Barrett, and Co., Elliott-streets. WANTED, 30 dozon Eggß; also, a Dairy of First clasa Butter, delivorod wookly, at Roborts'a Cash Store, foot of ICyber Paaa. WANTED, Quotation of Price of TomatOOß per CWt. dolivercd at Central Storo, Ponsonby.—Apply Immediately to Mrs Hough. Ponßonby. WANTED —When you are in Hobson street c_ll and boo the largo and choice stock of Mosgiel Tweeds jUBt opened for the oomingseason, atMunro and Milfigoh't. WANTED, the Ladies to know thut Munro and Milligon's Millinery Depart ment is now replete with all the latest English and French novelties for tho present season. WANTED.— Do you want Monoy on Freohold, Personal, orothcrsecurity?— Apply to J. R. Randerson, Morcantllo Ohambo.B. 81118 discounted. -^ ANTED, by Gentleman, Comfortable Bedroom. — Letter, staling terms, to "A.H.," Star office. WANTED, 2 or 3 Boarders ; terms, 170 per week. — Apply W. Gadd's Fruit Depot, Victoria-Btreet. WANTED, 2 steady Boarders ; pleasant rooms, good beda, good table; cheap; within 5 minutes of Queen-street.—Terms and uddreaa at STAn offlco. WANTED, Furnished Bedroom at St. Hollor's Bay, about one Week, for mar ried couple—AddrcßS " B.,"care of VV. Dowden, Queen-street. ANTED TO LET, two Rooms in private houso, also Furnished Bedroom, 7s 6d; closo to Queen-atreet.-Address Stab oflice. WANTED to Let, Unfurnished Sitting, room and Bed-room; use of bath and kitchen if required,—Apply Stak Office. WANTED, to Let or Sell, a First-class New Soven-Roomed House and 1 Acre of Land at Morningside; close to tho Railway Station; 'busses pass several times daily; distance, not more than 20 minutes walk from Upper Queen-street.—Apply to J. H. Smith, Morningaido. Mount Albert. WANTED TO BUY, a 4 roomed Cot tage within city boundaries.—Hanna ford's Agency. WANTED TO SELL, Thirty Blue Mountain Parrots; talking birds,—W. Eyre. Victoria-atreet. WANTED TO SELL (for removal), a full size Leamington Range, with self acting water supply.—Mrs. Flood, % George's Bay Road,



Wanted. W„__ _ _ ________ _ TILE LAYERS, Bank of New Zealand Alterations.—Good hands only need apply to GEORGE RHODES. TItTANTED, a Gardener, and Groom j VY must have a good character from last situation,—Apply to Fisher & Co.. between 9.30 and 10.30 a.m. WANTED, Everyone to know that Mrs Mooney will liave a Refreshment Stall at Takapuna Races on Saturday next, where her patrons can bo Berved with the same civility and moderate charges as at Elleralie and all other public gatheringa; WANTED, to sell, a Good Harmonium ; fine organ-like tone J a bargain for cashi ■^■Apply Star Office for address; -\XT ANTED.— WANTED KNOWN, that V T tho Price for Admission to tho Enter tainment on MONDAY Night in the School room, Alexandra-street, is:—Adults, Is; Child' ren, Gd. ALL COME. WANTED KNOWN.—Just reoeived a lot of hand-made Ladies' Underclothing at machine-made prices,—Brown s Cash Sale, Parnell^ WANTED KNOWN —For Sale, sirmTl Business-Drapery, etc. Can be had a bargain. Not much capital required)—M.R.C., Stab Office. •; WANTED KNOWN, Seal MuTßags (largo assortment) at Charles Kelsey and Co.'s, 120, Queen-stret., WANTED SEEN, by all buyers of Jewellery, Charles Kelaey & Co.'s Stock of Real Sliver and Real Gold Jewellery (no imitations kept).—Charles Kelsey and Co. 120* Quccn-atreet. ANTED KNOWN—Cheap Twiiier ! Cheap Timber I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywhere else at the yards of D. GoLpiE, Albert-atreet. WANTED KNOWN-T. B. Robson, Draper, Ponsflnby, will offer portions of a Bankrupt Stock on Saturday—Blankets, Cali fct-.ai Counterpanes. ANTED KNOWR—Portion of a Bankriipt Sto.k Oil Sale, Saturday next,' at Robson'a, Draper, Ponsonbyi Good, clean, cheap, and ndt damaged by Arc. ANTED KNOWN-That the balance of Men's and Boys' Clothing that was not sold at auction can now be had at auction prlccß at tho New Zealand Tweed Company, Shortlarid-street;, late Mr Hampton's.—Joaeph Mooes, Manager; WANTED KNOWN-The very latest —Tea, 6d _Jer lb. (no higher price), ttt Dam pier's Hobson-strc it Shop; __. ANTED KNOWN.—TO thoßesidents of MountEdcn.-Having purchased tho Butchering Business of Mr F. Hayle, Mount Eden Ro_d, I hopo, by strict attention to busi ficc.i to merit a fair share of your patronage. Meat of tiie best quality and lowest prices.— S. E. Horbort, Mount l__cn Roadi oppe. lto Gaol. ANTED KNOWN -The CSieiip.st Store in Town for Produce of all kinds, selling nothing but the Eo6t, allowing Quality to bo tho tqst. Fresh Supplies weekly of 1-rimo Hobart Potatoes and Kidneys, Silverskin Onions, Canterbury Hams and Bitcon; Cheeae; Butter, Wheat, Maize, Oats, &c:, feci Samples and Quotations upon application.—DaVies; Mc- Millan, and Co , 13, Cuetoihs-streot (next H. B. Morton's). ________ WANTED KNOWN, that T. Nutsford. Practical Watclimaker, Jeweller, &c. (lato of Wanganui), has commenced buainess in tho aliop next door to While & Watkinson, Tailors, directly oppOßito tho " Observer" Otlice, Vic torfa-nu-eet, where ho hopes by strict attention ntul punctuality to business to merit a aharo of publio patronage Evory description of Watches. Clocks, and JoWollery cleaned and .skilfully re paired personally,. No apprentices kopt. A nico asscirtnieni; of Watches; Clocks, and JeWcl lory alwaysili stock, ■___ ANTED KNOWN—To bo Sold Cheap at Auston's Furniture Shop, 310, Upper Bueon-stroct, Good Single Mnttrasscs (nowi, !K; lioublu, l.'s; Singhi lluilstcods, 10..; Hoitble, 2"s ; Sew and -ecumi-hunil Siuirop,ins. Iloiler. WiiMhslands. 'I'ah'es. (.Miildron's tot.<, ant Al I.iinlHof lioiisi-iiold Fiii-nil.iire.it Lowest l'rii; . nt. Außlon'H.3ll) v U|i|i';rO-h;nti-i;'rc-i ; i. _ Y\f ANtEtl KNOWN, TO BE CLEARED, A. s rr 'E R II E N S O N s, KahanoAhape RoAb, Newton, 50. pairs Kid Gloves, 1b 6d per pair; 1,000 pairs Lislo Thread GloVea. Gd, worth 18; 1.500 pieoos (good shades) Ribbon Volvet, 18 yards for 9d: 600 yards Saah Ribbonß (9 Bhades), Is 6d por yard; 2,000 dozen Drees Buttons, 2d per dozen: Dreßs Matorials, lid, Gd, 7Jd per yard upwards; 1,000 yards French Caehmoro (10 Bhades), is per yard t M 0 yards Frenchl Merino (IS Bhad.Sl, Is Od, worth 2s fid; Crimbtiil Shitting, 9Jd, Is, la 3d, to 2b 3d per yard; Union Shirtings, from o_d upwnrds; Flannels, 71d, 9d. Is per yard upwards; 0 x 1 Blankets (all wool), 9s lid per. pair. Try our IGb Trousers to Moaaurc can't bo beaten. MILLINERY— by experienced hands DRESSMAKING-by experienced handß TAILORING—by experienced hands ON the Premises, STEL'HENSON'S DRAPERY AND BALL WAREHOUSE, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NIfWTON. WA NTF, 1) KNO WN, TDK DEPOT FOR IT OI" BITT ER S: BOTANIC MBPKNBAUI. WKLLKSLBY-ST. For purity.ftnd . I.rcni.-tb imonuallod. A trial will fully proVo. 2s Cb A Bt)rri,li; 5 BottlKs fob 10s. i> A I N - C U R E R. Its effects are wonderful for Internal and Bx (ernal Pains, HcnidvingObst ructions. Equalising Circulation, and Restoring Tone to every part. TWO-O-ffCK B'ottlk. la. Our WORM MEDICINES, so pure, simple, and good, aro boing Uaod in nil parts of Ncv Zealand, J _____^ Fresh Snlpmentß of Herbs. Roots, and Barks every month of every description; best, quality j Wholesale and Retail, at lowest poaaiblo pricea. Conaultatlon porsonally or by letter. neil & "Clifford, HERBALISTS, _-o__-!lb DISPESSARY, WEELESLEY-Sr. EAST, AUCK_ASD. miscellaneous Wanteds. A MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN, who _____ has rccontly arrived In Auckland, having an Income Of over filOO per annum, wishes to correspond with a lady with a similar Income, with a VioW to niat.lmoliy.-Aad_ess E.T.L., Star office. . . .....■,.- - , ■ '--■ FUiINiSiIED COTTAGE,— Thrßb or Four. RO'otha wanted, Within 15 mlhiitea of St. Paul's ChUrch, by married couple; no oiildren.-Address A.X.C., Star Oflice, t"S EMERAL SERVANT wanted, immedi- JT ntely, for North Shore; good references ihd I . pensable.—Apply at Bon March., 217, Queen-sti (next Hcmuß and Hanha, Phot graphCrS). LASS WORKS, Freehak's Bay.— Saturday afternoon, from 2 to S. Admis sion, Gd. Each Visitor receives ono Glaaa Jug, —M, Cook and Sona, Lolly Jars, 1b each. I"_s X\T A"N TED, II immediately. y^__W^^_mls. CARGO of WMPBR or ouain jbrMDNfey, f' Apply to the Captain of tho brlgantlne LADY MAUfcL, Railway Wharf. PARTNERSHIP.— A STERLING OPPORTUNITY FOR A GOOD BUSI NESS MAN WITH CAPITAL. - I havo a Cliont, doing a profitable trado. 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. The turnover is capable of conßldorable expansion. Tho profits average 30 per cent., dnd When the buainess is more vigorously worked a net an nual profit, after dedubting all charges, will be a63lircd of at least £3,000 sterling, to DC equally divided between the two parthC-3. Nono but principala dealt With, ohrt strict confidence will be required. Tho-oubh ihvtjßtigatioh Into tho affairs of the fltm will be permitted, and for ; particulars and-.urthor information apply to W. L. MITCHELL, Co-ffidcntial and Financial Agent, 8, Morcantlle Chambers (next Bank of Now Zealand). -.-■■_ TO WHOLESALE WAREHOUSEMEN. —Wanted, an Engagement by a competent Salesman, of Homo and Colonial experience.— I .Apply Sale-man. Post Office. \Vhangaroa North. TO BOOT MANUFACTURERS.—Ad vertiser, ago 31, Becks situation as Work j ing Foreman of Rough Stuff Department; nine years with late employer, a Northampton firm. Highest references.—Apply "Sabin, oflice of tliix paper. __ , ■_ nfiO Soft Goo_s Merchants and Wholesale -_L Warehousemen.—A Gentlemanjuatarrived from England, who has had 30years oxperionco in London as a buyer of toxtilo fabrics and nianlifa.turo of shirts, with flrat-oloss teßtimn niala from tho leading wholesale warehouse.is deairous of obtaining a situation for the same, or Warehouseman. Salary not so muoh an ob.joct as a permanent situation.—Address, Mr Barton, Stab Ofilco. ___ XZi^O "RAIKS FIRST CHOICE \J__Z_W_/m* Josephine Gloves, evening shades, guaranteed perfect, for 2s Gd pair, at Wilson, Williams, and McCullagh's. Com mercial House, 172, Queon-streot. Corporation Notices. r|ITY OF AUCKLAND. DRAINAGE WORKS OFF NELSON STREET. FORMATION AND OTHER WORKS, IRE LAND-STREET. 1 Tho City Council will receive separate Ten ders until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY. April 3rd. for abovo works in terms of plansand specifications to be viewed at the cft.ee of the City Engineer, Council Chambers, High^street. Tho Council do not bind themselves to accept any Tender. , .. , . ~ Tenders to be endorsed reapectivcly for. the works tendered for A . pHlLlps> Town Clerk . Town Clerk'a Office, March 28,1884. (381 Shipping. 7~Z ALL CLAIMS and AC- ___. COUNTS against the bri Santine LADY MABEL, from New York, must bo ren -^___&_s3_ssß_»^llerett at ,lle "fno6 of the -^*Wggs*i%&u^ undersigned, in duplicate, not later than 12 noon of SATURDAY, the $th iiystant, otherwise they cannot be reoognised. Z RARBE.R Agent.



For Sale. FOR SABE, a quiet young Buggy or Saddle Marc—Apply STAR office, OR SALE, at Hunter and Nolan's To morrow, a Greyish White Pony J quiet, willing, and staunch; fit for boy or girl. FOR SALE, 3 stacks Oaten Hay (about 60 tons), well saved. —Apply to Dignan and Armstrong, Solicitors, Vulcan Lane. FOR SALE, number valuable Properties (suburbs), Farms, Businesses, Hotels, Hoarding-housos.—Grant and erassan, 7o,Qneen' street, FOR SALE, Houses (Hepburn, Colling wood, Union, Anglesea, Ponsonby, New ton, Eden Terrace, Parnell).—Grant and Crossanj 75, Queen-streeti FOR SALE, at Rocky Nook, Well finished House; four rooms and scullery, register grate; large volcanic allotment; terms easy.—James Reid, Eden Terrace. FOR SALE, Allotment (40 x 150), two minnte.' walk from Victoria Wharf, North Shore ;£3 por foot,—W, and J. Frater, Queen-street. FOR SALE, several Houses in Newton Road, In good positions, and cheap; also, fine Allotment)!. Mount Eden.—H. Partington, Land Agent. TTIOR SALE, a Pair of Handsome Chest- X? nut Carriage Horses, also a Light Carriage atid gllver-mountod Harness, nearly new.— Apply to 3. Shi.th, Draper, Queen-street. FOR SALE, Newton Road, ?-roomed Residence, comer lot, gss, &0., and in flrSt'Class order; also, 4-roomed Cottage, Blsko street, cheap/— ll. Partington. Agent. FOR SALE, Exmouth-street, off Newton Road, 5-roomed House, very largo orchard < also, 4-roomed Cottage, allotment 33 x 100.— H. Partington, Land Agent; _ OR SALE, 3 acres or more, adjoins Pall Estate, good land, ilico position; also, 5 ricrcs, Otahuhu, noar TSmaki RiVof, cheap.—H, Partington, Land Aggnk , FOR SALE, Home-street, offGreatNorth Road, wcll-flnishcd Four-Roomed House, with akillion, allotment 33 x 102; very cheap.— H, Partington, Stichbury'a Buildings. 1710R SALE, Northcote, about 3 acres i f 1 Land; fine building site; water frontage and splendid view, suitable for subdivision.— For further particulars, apply to J. R. Rander son. Mer-atltil. Chambers,- Queen-stfeet. OR SALE, nicfl Four-roomed Cottage in Exmotith-Btrcct; good allotment,- and healthy position; only 4300; tarms, £30 caßh, hahinco weekly.—H. Partingtoit, Stichborys Buildings. . TTIOR SALE, 200 Aero Farm, P'apakuta C Valley, 3 miles from Manttrewa Station; inotalled rond; House and Odtbfiildbigß; 60 acres in grass and fenced; good soil. Price, £WO. £.1(8 can remitin Cm Mol-tgtige.- —Apply Peter Oliphant, Solicitor. High .treot. ITiOR SALE, a very desirable Villd Resi- JP dence, just built, on Avenue Road, Pdr nell, containing 7 rooms and bathroom, fitted with register grates and cooking range, water and gfis laid on.—Apply to J. M. X J. Mowbray, Land Agents, V ort-atreet. "BJIOR SALE, a 5 and 0-roomed House, X situated in Edwin-street, Newton; easy distance to town: a good supply of water; register grates; ulso, substantial front fence, built of brick, Terms as arranged.—Apply to William ltes-or, Builder, Wood-st., Ponsonby. TJIOR SALE (Cheap), good Socohd-band, ' Low Pony Phi-ton j must be sold, tho owner leaving for England. Also-, New Double-, seated Buggy, 2 Station Waggons, and 1 Light Spring Cart.—W. &E. Baston, CoachbuUd.r., Wqkcfleld-street. XnOR SALE, for 14 days only, City X Ho-bo ;10 rooms, bath, Venetian blinds, water, gas, drained, concrete entrance, 10 minutes from Quoen-street, on main road. Price, £1,250. A rare chanco. Northcote, 3 roomed Cottage Stable, and 2_ acres Orchard. £f,W. Franklin Roadd, Shop and S-roomcd Dwolling, £800. Oxford-street (Off Newton Road), 2 5-roomod Cottages ttpd >>orl!Bhop, prico £350, Of .sell separately. Fohsonby Road, _ 8-roomcd Hotisab, £l; 000. McuntlAlbert, ?' roomed and !}AcrO? v £1109. Mount Albert, 7; roomed Houso and 6 Acres, £l|looi Mohnt Albert, 10-roomed House and 5_ Acres, i 2.000. Further particulars on application to J. R. Ran; derson, Mercantile Chambers, Q-deen-Btreet, Tjft O R A L E! HOTEL PROPERTY,, in one of the Principal Coast Towns of the North Island, containing 28 rooms; Bi_o of dining-room, 31x22, and the other rooms correspondingly largei The owner ifi abolit to lfcat'O the colaiif, and offew this proporty at a ve»y low figure. AveragO takings, £70 pot week. RKMUERA—4S Acres of Land, facing the Main Road, subdivided into GrOss Pqddocks and Orchard. . —_*_._ BAY OF ISLANDS. — Two Farms, Freehold and Leasehold, containing 661 and 496 Acres of rich Volcanic Land, plenty of wood and' water, Houbo of 8 rooms, and close to a post and telegraph, office. Subdivided into Twelve- Paddocks, laid down in English Grasses. WAIKATO.—IoO Actes ileal' Htrntiy: £2 per aoro; Bush and Ferii Lahdj cctiitalillng from nine to ten million feet Kahlkatea, RitrtU. and Mata Timber, with Two Cottages, and Land partly Ploughed amd Fenced. 50s per aero. A. SCOTT & CO.. 73, Queon-Bt Tm O R SALE. A GENERAL STORE IN A TOWNSHIP THROUGH WHICH THE WAIKATO RAILWAY PASSES. Apply joh-Tbuchanan, Custonia-atreet. Tft 0 R HALE. Tub Magnificent brick family residence, Park house, SlttiatCd in Pftiftc/is^TBRSt (adjoining Axbbut PABk). . . ... Now in the occupation of Mrs J. Smlth. For full particulars apply te GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer; mo NEW-COMERS, Small Capitalists, JL WorklngMcn.with famillos,&c—To Lease, ivifh Purchaßing Clause, Cultivated Farms of 50 acres upwards, near a station, school, and choeoo factory) oxj-optional termß offered.— Edward Wayte, 5, Mercantile Chambers. ITY PROPERTY FOR SALE— Great Bargain (never offered before)— Four Cettagsß. havihß frnhtaften to t*. Btreets, in the city, and lot to good tenants, and yielding nearly £70 p?r annum rents. Price, only £800.. —Further particulars on application to J; K. fiandorson. Land Agent, Mercantile Chambers, Qnecnetreet. ... rriRAMWAY TERMINUS. — Marine X Villa Site 58 x 233, fenced on two. Bides with dbublc belt of trees, back f rdrit and up tho centre. Splendid view, which can never be built out. Must bn sold, and now offered a de cided bargain at £220. AIBO, a very superior little Villa In Olarcnce-atreet, chean ( at £380.— W. L. Mitcholl, 8, Mercantile Chambers. isLROSE, 3 LARGE ALLOTMENTS, CHEAP. ,- . .. Victoria Park) 3 Allotments,' 103 per foot, sheap. Shells Btottm Road, Oofnet ltjt £3 lfl_. Nortficßtfe, lbts 234 feet aeeo, 20s. WelUngton-Btreet (city), £15. _m___u: ih.-„ Lota 53 and 65 Bella-strebt, ElWrslio, large dopthß,2o_. _ . Bayfield, 1 lots; 22s 6d per foot, Bayfield, Very large Allotment. £90 _ Mount lWill, 50 x 148 ft. 6ihß., 45s per foot, i Devonport, largo Allotment, £2 per foot. Richmond Road, U7 feet lota deep, £212s 6d per Wcßtai.-eKnd-street. 33 x 150. 25s per foot, cheap, . , College Road, £7 per fbbt. Arthur-Btteet, £- por fbpt. Gladstone (Northcoto), 1 acre. *__. Melford-Btreet, £210s per fOflti Also, cheap Houses, So., , ... _ Ihspcdtion Inylted. ■ W. GULLtVBR, Coombes'B Chambers, 88, __tm___x__ . ON SALE, a very Low Rates, by the undersigned, ih Lots to suit Purchascra- OATS OATMEAL M UZR WOOD'S FLOUR J.-(.WL WHEAT TEA KHAN SUGAR SHARPS SSSMSF 8 CHAFF BUTTER BONEDUST, &c, So., &0. Acents for the following— , The Celebrated "ALMANY FOOD" for Tnftm.s—the sale of this iirtlelo is lnmienso. Tho Unrivalled HI.AIATITE PAINT from ICwno, quality not equalled. 'Tim - Hikurangi Rswinill, orders taken for BITILDINO TIMBER at low r»tos, and sup plied at short notice. c. MiTciiiT_soN & CO.. 19, QUKEN-STItEET. _ Coaches. I mjVAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES ALTHHATION OF TIME-TABLB, 1 ho Unyii) Mall Coach (carrying paasonger. *111. on nod lifter filli October, ISS3, and unti 'urlhor notice, run to tho following Time ••vin.K :— t....»vi. Cmnlirltlgo for Hamilton Junction Rail >ii. sintiuii tlnily n.l B.t.i H..111.; returning fron -iiatiiiii tn Ciuiilirlilgn on arrival of Train fron vui-.kti.tul. 1,...\i. ibiuiilion for Te Aroha on Mondays t ri»bnral,iri>, iitiij Fridays on arrival of Trait i-uii, Aiti-klnnd ; roiuriiing from To Aroha 01 '.h->. I.r.ii. 'riiin-silat-M. and .Snluriluys,at 7 a.m. Hifliiii'.- tin- V "Vlo.-k Train at Haniil'.on Juno ..in fui Atiokltitid. ItMiiKiN.) OrKtcra t ijwthiio'. li.iti-i. Hamilton U'osti Colomani l.ii.-t. I'- .\i-i.lm. ..... at my Promises. Kirk wool ,il l_iLtf.4i.i.|.!. < M-niiriifm-. VV iv. i'AHI'KK, Proprietor M 1,.,.. 11.-L.hHT I>«t. HOLLIS AND CO.'S LINE OE COACHES. KSfflW ~jSfflg«S CO o.m. 9.-15 o.m. 8.30 a.m. g "if*™ -9.0 a.m. ~ .„•?r aa m• 9..5 a.m. dg 12.15 p.m. lU.3oa.in. "X i-5 p-m- -11.15 a.m. .__ 2.0 p.m. 12.15 p.m. 2""'- 2.15 p.m. 1,0 p.m. .s'q 3.15 p.m. l.:»p.m. HpS3 to p.m.' 2.30 p.m. BJ-«;o 4.30 p.m. 3.0 p.m. -«Jfetn 5.0 p.m. 4.0 p.m. h^ 6.0 p.m. 5.30 p.m. hSe- 7.0 p.m. Saturdays, 6.0 p.m. Jsr_ Saturdays, 10p.m. 6.30 p.m. OgM 11p.m. Monday, 6.0 p.m. gwa Mondays, H.O p.m. Sundays. SotfE-i Sundays i 8.30 a.m. 10.0 a.m. 12 noon 2.0 p.m. 1.30 p.m. 6.0 p.m. Coaches for Special Trips, Brakes, Buggies and Saddle Horses for hire, at Mannkai Stables, Lower uueen-street, Onehunga. HOLLIS & CO.. ftoprietors. DANCING. —Miss Donovan is forming 1 Morning Clasa, to be hold in the MasODi Hall, NewtOD, on Saturdays, from 10.30 to 12.31 commencing sth April. Pupils deßirous 0 joining are requested to make early applicatioi to Miss Donovan, Rosabel House, Bere.ford ' street,



j" ""' To Lei TO LET, a comfortable furnished Bed-: room—Afrply 141, Vietorla-stroet West TO LET, a 3-roomed Cottage.—Apply to H. J. Klordan, Hobson-atreet (opposite Mr Parker, Grocer), ___________ TO LET, two nicely Furnished Rooms j bath, gas. Terms, 15s per week.—Address Mrs Noonc, Ciarenoe-street, Ponaonby. TO LET, two Furnished Rooms—single men or married couple; moderate.—Apply Mrs Anderson, top of Alexandra-street. TO LET, Two Unfurnished Front Rooms near steps, Lower Hobson-street; rent, 83.—Apply on premises. , . TO LET, an Office. — Apply to W. S. Pulforf!, NeW Zealand and Intercolonial Net, s Agency. Shortland-atrect. T~ O LET, one or two Rooms, for lady ; one occupant only In house; piano.— Apply STAH office. . . . . TO LET, a Furnished Bedroom, for a Steady Young Man; quiet home; no other lodgers.—Apply Star office for address. TO LET, a comfortable furnished Bed room and Sitting-room, with ÜBeof kitchen if required, at Rocky Nook. Terms moderate. -Address N.P., Btar office. TO LET OR FOR SALE, Well-built Residence of 12 rooms (now), and splendidly. situated, with every convenience for large family.—F. J. Moss and Co.. Land Agents. TO LET, Well-furnished House and 8 acres of good Land, Mt. Roskill Road.— Apply J, R, Randerson. Mercantile Chambers, Queen-street, TO LET, New Premises built expressly for a Photographer; gallery, 28 x 12; dressing, waiting, printing.rooms, &o.—Apply St Aft office. ■__ TO LET, Houso of 7 rooms, washhouse, and bathroom, corner of Eden Vole and Wynyard Road—Apply to Wm. Oalwell, two ; doors above. ■ ,' TO LET (Stokes's Road, Mount Eden), six-roomed Houso. fitted with cupboards, .Tatos, oven, &c.< Wat6r lain in.—Apply nest door. ( ; TO LET, 7-roomed House in Bradford- Btreet; 8-roomed House in Scarborough Terrace, Parnell i 23s per week each.—W. & J. Frator, Queen-street. . TO LET OR SELL, Cottages and Building Allotments on Mount Eden and View Sotfds, near to the Toll-bar Gate. Terms can be arranged.—Apply to Harper and Gives, View Road, Motmt Kden. 0 BE LET, Furnished in Upper Sj-Bowds-stfeet, a very superior Nme roofned Villa With gas, water, concrete yard, and ever? c<?nVonionco.—For particulars, apply 10 F. 0. Ewlngton, Kstate Agent. TO LET, to a good p- rtaaneut tenant, a Viila Residence, containing s.ven rooms and kitchen, bath-room, &c.; gas and •water laid on; seven minutes walk from Queen-street; vio w unsurpassed.—Apply James Mackie, Coachbuilder, &c„ Victoria-street TO LET, at Newmarket, directly oppo site the railway station, tho Shop, etc, occupied by Mr Collins, Photographer. The building is new; size of Shop, 21x26; position, without doubt, is unrivalled lor a Cash Business or Photographer. — Apply to F. G. Clayton, Newmarket. ' ; "DENT, 3Ss per week for a Shop and JLV Dwelling-housotOboLetih Hobson-street; in first class position.—Apply to F. G. Ewintrton •vr^AREHOUSE TO LET OR LEASE. Warehouse of two stories, with excellent cellar. In Albert and Lfttle Queen-streets. B.TONKS&CO. Sporting. mAK A P t___A RACES. CONVEYANCE OF HORSES, A SPECIAL BOAT for tho CONVEYANCE OF HORSES engaged at above Moeting will Icavo Ferry Tee at two o'clock on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April I, and on SATURDAY MORNING, April 5, at 11 o'clock. GOOD STABLING on application to TV FE-SL.Hom Sec, meetings. OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, corner of Wellesley and Albert streets. — Evangelistic Service THIS (Thursday) EVENING,, at 7.30. All are invited. Resent arrivals oordlalß. Invited.- '-I^TORTH SHORE ROWING CLUB. A Special Meeting of th. £}s> wJUjbgvheld in the Bub-shed ut 7 o'clock THUS EVENING, Full attendance requested. . ■ . ™ ,a.a. FRASER, Acting Secretary, April 3,1881. . ■ mHE Inaugural Conversazione of the X Ponsonby Baptist Improvement Society will tako place THIS (Thursday) EVENING, in tho Baptist Church, at 7.30 o'clock. Admlasion, Is. Excellent Programme of Instrumental afld Vocal Music by Leading Amateurs. Refresh ments.—H. Knioht, Hon. Sec. _ TySTRICT GRAND LODGE, E.C. The Regular Communication will beheld in the Freemasons Hall THIS EVENING, at 7.30. HENRY G, WADE, D.G. Secretary. TVTEWZEALAND SEAMEN'S UNION. UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE AUCK LAND TRAILS AND LABOUR COUNCIL. A Meeting will be held of men desirous of forming a Branch of tho above Union in Auck land, at Working Men's Club, on SATURDAY, April sth, at 7<30 p.m., and onrolling members, when Mr A. Gardner, Delegate from Port Chalmers, will attend and explain the objects of the NeW Zealand Seamen's Union. * 1' Secretary Auckland Trades and • April 3, iS&i. Labour Council. T>ANK OF NEW ZEALAND, Notice Is hereby given that the Half-yearly Goneral Meeting of the Proprietors of the Bank will bo hold In the Banking-house, in Auckland, on FRIDAY, the feth day of April Next, at Noon, for the purpose of Receiving the Report 0£ the Directors for the Half-year ending 31st lust,, and for any Business that may bo brought before the Meeting. • ;-.-.,: By, order of .the Board of Directors. D, L MURDOCH, General Manager. Aitdkland,March_L_BS_- '■'...! BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. The TRANSFER BOOKS of this Bank will bo CLOSED from WEDNBSDAY, tho 9th, to iPfIiDAYj the 25th April, both days Inclusive. By ordor of the Boord of Directors. D. L. MURDOCH, General Manager. Auckland, March iff, ISSI. |~ % | 1 -VTORTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY J3I (UMITED). Notice is heteby given that the Annual Meet ink of tho Shareholders of this Company will bo held in tho Office ot the Chamber of Commerce, Insurance Buildings, on FRIDAY, April 25, at cloven a.m., fMJfhe purpose of. receivlng.rhe Report of the Directors for the yeaf eh_in_ 31st March, 188., andi'for any other busineflfl; that hiaj'be'broughVheforethemeotlng. | IJy'(^er,rftte:Board of Directors. ; y V; *Z- GEOROE BROWNlNG^Sectetary; Auckland, March 27, _83_ •VTORTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY JX »*» » -(LIMITED). ■'■' ' The Transfer Books of this Companywill.be • CIQS-d from ffRIDAY, the 11th, to .FRIDAY, the 26th day of April (both days Inclusive). \ '. ißy order of the Board of Directors. ►.. • GEORGE BROWNING, Secretary. Auckland, March 27,1881. I ' j_ Z Calls. -'/ I mOKATEA GOLD-MINING COMPANY I X (REGISTERED). NOTICE. ! At a meelirig of the Directoro Of the Tokatea ll_ro w£am_d_ onthe Capital* the Company i SrLVRbIB to Mr Wm. Home, the Managor to the P-SS?sii. _¥?li*r_SmStiy, _ Office. Coromandel, I- TS^mm^SSsmnW, the 23rd day of April. 1881 (Bth Call). Wm. HORNE, Manager. Coromandel, April 2,1881. i ——-— Tenders T^ulTk land hoSpit al. 1 "Anders aro Invited for the Daily Supply, at the Hospital, of Groceries and Vegetables from the 21st April to 30th June, 1881. The best > articles required; brands to be specifled- List . of articles to bo tendered for. and conditions of contract, to be seen at my office; where tenders must be- deposited before noon' of MONDAY, ■ 7th April instant. H. N. GARLAND, Secretary. ■3, Wyndhamstreet,April 1,188..' _Y_ i >p 0 P LUMBERS. Tenders will bo received until SATURDAY, sth, at one o'clock, for Supplying and Laying about 750 feet of Iliinch Pipes in Kent-street, Surrey Hills Estate. Particulars to be known at Bach and Fair weather., Grey-street. m OB *U I L D E R s. Tenders will be received up to Noon of SATURDAY, the 12th in»t.. for the Erection in Brick! of Premises at Gieborne for the *<ew Zealand Loan' and Mercantile Agency Com n' pany (Limited). ' ■ ' ' . a Plans. &c. at our offices. Queen-Btreet. EDWD. MAHONRY fc SON, Architects. : mO BUILDERS. c Tenders will be received up to Noon of ) WEDNESDAY, the 9th inut.. for the Ereotion if ofaCottaßeatPonßonby. n • EDWD. MAHONBY & BON. Architects. Continual on Vint P»B«



" ~ Business I.oOces. j MRS WHITCOMBE has a List of private families and boarding-houses requiring Boarders, and Furniahod Apartments To Let, at her Registry Office, , ISS PEATE, Fashionable Dress and Mantle Makor (from London, late of Sydney). Style, fit, and good work combined. Lessonsgtvon in Cutting and Fitting—Nelson- Btreet, opposite St. James's Church. LANKETS, Flannels, Sheetings, Cali coes, at specially low quotations for reli able goods. -Edwd. Tester, Drapei, Kar»uga hapoßoad. ' MBRELLAS, Ladies' and Children's.in Laventine, Twill, and Durable Silks. Imported direct, and for sale at tho very lowest. Cash Prices.—Edwd. Tester, Draper, Karanga hape Road. VELVETEENS, Flowers, Feathers. Hats, and Laces—a Choico Assortment of New Goods.—Edwd. Tester, Draper, Karanga hape Road. FORGIE, Parnell, begs to thank his • numerous cußtomors and tho publio for their liberal patronage during the many years he has been In bUßinesa, and bega to say he has Removed to more commodious promises oppo site Borougb Council Office, where he hopes, by strict attention to business, combined with civility and keepittf « good article, to merit a continuance of their patrenage. __.__ PHOTOGRAPHY. —A, P. Williams has much pleasure in intimating to his frlendß and tho publio In general that ne has Commonced Business in tho Union Photographic Studio, junction of Pitt and Grey-Btreets, and lately occupied by MrKirkman, where he hopes by striotattentionandpunctualitytobustuesß to merit a share of public patronage, and is now prepared to take all kinds of Instantaneous Portraits. Everything now, no old-fashion styles in the business. P.S.—Portraits taken in all aorts of weather—Note the address: A. P. Williamß. Union Photographic Studio, junction of Pitt and Groy-strecta. Auckland, March 22, 1881. EDEN TERRACE PRODUCE STORE, COAL AND FIREWOOD YARDS. I beg leave to thank my many friends for the liberal patronage bestowed upon me in the above lino, and to intimate that I have this day SOLD OUT my Interest to Mr T. FREEMAN, for so many years with Mr W. Rattray, and beg leave to oak for him the same liberal patronage hitherto accorded me. „_._-,„,,. F. M. MORLEY. All Debts owing to be paid within the next month at my private residence, alongside of late Storg' F. M. MORLEY. pOODSON'S T ONDON A RCADE. Having just COMPLETED OUR ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING, we find it very large, and aro 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 Stock. We have received MOST LIBERAL PAT RONAGE from tho Reßidents of and Visitors to Auckland, for which we tender our SINCERE THANKS. Wo yet think numbers have not availed themselves of Inspecting our G^R-^A^-N^D S-*.T-«.O^C-<-K. We moat cordially Invito all to do so, as it stands U-rNvR-v-I-v-Vv-A-vL^-L-Y-E-rD In the Colonies, either for EXTENT - VARIETY - NOVELTY On CHEAPNESS. «3T EASTER CAEDSI. In Great Vakibtv, from One Penny Each. We adhere to our Trade Motto-"Small Profits and Quick Returns " — and Mark our Goodß accordingly. The USEFUL and tho ORNAMENTAL, INIMITABLE and ECONOMICAL, are here Blended in Delightful Variety. Note the Address: GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, queen & Victoria-sts. (And at ChristchurA and Wellington). Dividends. Y\ I V I D E N D. COLONIST GOLD MINING COMPANY (Limited). The Share Register will be Closed from Noon OB MONDAY, the 7th Inßtant, till Noon on WEDNESDAY, tho 9th instant, on which latter date a Dividend of Sixpence per Share will be payable. q MaoDONNEL, Manager. Auckland, 3rd April, 1881. ■ Public Notice.- PIANOFORTES Tuned and Repaired by an experienced hand from Klrknwm's, London. Tuning, 5b ; Hammers Re-felted, One Guinea.—W. Sior, Karqngahape Rood, Newton. ÜBLIC NOTICE —Awarded Ist Prize at the Auckland Agricultural Show, 1882 and 1883.-R6bloy'B Superior Digestive Bread, delivered In city and suburbs for Cash. Ought to be in every household.—so, Grey-street. J. Rotoey. . CARDINALS' MARCH.—Copies may be had at Eody's Music Warehouse. Qneen-Bt. " rriHE OLD LAND AND THE NEW"— _L New Song. thtß day at all Mnalc-sellerß. TTT ~~0 '■ T I C- E, NIGHT-SOIL CONTRACT. The present Quarter, ending March 315t,,1s now duo, and prompt payments must be made by Householders to insure the service being carricdoUt- . S. WHITE. Contractor. riHEAP HIGH-CLASS TAILORING. A. E." SPENCE, 172, Queen-street, " Begs to inform the Publio of Auokland that ns HAS OPENED BUSINESS IN THE MERCHANT TAILORING AT ABOVE ADDRESS. Having several years Experience as" Cutter " in leading London and Provincial Trades, A. E. S. fs prepared to turn out GENTLEMEN'S GARMENTS IN TIIE MOST APPROVED AND FASHIONABLE STYLE, AT VERY MODERATE CASH PRICES. (Over Messrs Wilson, Williamß, & McCullagh). KAMO COAL, from the new -eams.js of Excellent Quality, and can be. de livered in any quantities without dolay. T Kamp Colliery Office, nearly opposite Firths Mill, Queen-strep t. : THE HOKIANGA SAW-MILL COMPANY (Limited), Having special facilities tor supplying Kauri Timber in long lengths, are prepared to execute orders for same at low rates. A stock of Totara Plleß and Baulk and Kauri Spars always on hand. Apply to r r ca&dno> ForUtree t medical. Sign or otto hug, THE CELEBRATED •; SWISS MEDICAL CLAIRVOYANT, v ST. MUNGO S CHAMBERS, ; Queen-street. WILL LEAVE AUCKLAND FOR TflB" /SOUTH ON _HB. 171-u OF THIS MONTH. DX. WILKIN B, CONSULTING SURGEON, f B at his Surgery tor GENERAL PRACTICE: Mat ItoS__g--I0 until 12 o'clock Evet_-g-7Joun_l_So. Afternoons 9 to H more especially for EYE, EAR, and THROAT DISEASES. doNSULTING ROOMS: , . "ornor Qucen-etreot and Wee* Oaeen-streeti opposite South British Insurance Buildings, Auckland. MESSRS E. COX & SON, DENTAL SURGEONS, GOODSONS ARCADE, FIRST FLOOR (New Premises of tho Australian Mutual Pro vident Society), QUKKN-STREET. ~\TEVER go to sea without Apomorphia, J3I the new taste'ess remedy tor sea sickness; it rarely fails to give relief, IS.-C. W. Goodson, London Arcade. . RATS! RATS! RATS!—Use SHARLAND-S PHOSPHOR PASTE, Rats eat It greedily, _nd,die; no smell. Pri<^OneS__to__Bottle. F. C. SHARLAND opposite Posfroffloe. oEUKKTTU. INSECT POWDER.-The k5 best and most reliable in the market In perforated canisters. Price. Is 6d- -F. O, Shablanb. Apothecaries' H__ r 1 \uOTHACHE CURE — Instantaneou _L Rellef-ODONTALGIC-ls per botUe.- FTc. BHAHLAND (opposite PoslrOfflee). ROSELINE foe the HAlß.—This ele . gant preparation completely ecllpsa every article of a similar kind now before the public—Price. Is6d a bottle.—Shabland, Apothecaries' Hall. - WO R M «. AU children Buffer from them. If suspeetedTisk for the Certain Co., SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, lspackei, Apothecaries' Hall, opposite PosKifflc»>. DR. ARNOLD'S PENNY ROY Al AND STEEL P_LL-,-Themostpopulß: Imediolne of the day. Price, 2s fid » bofc-Cplo nlal Agent, F. C. Shaki_vnp, opposite the P«l office.



Lost and Found. | "I7JOUND, drifting on the Takapuna Reef, I JD a Ship's Boat; bottom painted black; 1 contained oars, rowlocks, and anchor.—J. Morrl aon, Dovonport. | FOUND, yesterday, two Logs, branded m T. Co.—O'Vner can have same by applying a to Ned Lysaght, Kean's Yard, Customs stroot, i or cutter Wanderer, and paying expenses. j Board and Residence. GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, HOBSON-STREET. ' ,--,; 1 Board and Lodging 20s per Week I Single Room ..-._... .. 25s per Week ROYDON VILLA, Upper. Vincont-st. .-* —Superior accommodation fortwo gentle men (friends or otherwise); 20s per week; bathb.-Mrs Fuller. ; - COMFORTARLE APARTMENTS for . a Gentleman; bath-room; no children. Reasonable terms. Mount Eden.—Address at Star office.' - ■■? COMFORTABLY Furnished Rooms in Vincont-stroet, with or without board; uso of piano; terms moderate —Address Mrs | Marner, Vincent-street. ~-; OARD and Residence at Mount Eden, suitable for lady or gontleman; private § sitting-room if required; good bath-room; no a other boarders; no children.—For address, | apply T. B. Hill, Chemißt, Queen-street Electoral. ' Tt|- R MOSS, M. H. R., | WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS - -l -ATT«B ..*•;, ■'-.;( ' PARNELL HALL ' ~-':> j' 1 THIS (Thursday) EVENING, ; J At eight o'clock p.m., .-.- | WIIEN A POLL ATTENDANCE IS RESPECTFULLY REQ-ESTED. ''''!; Challenge. - CRICKET CHALLENGE. — A Team chosen from the Rechabltes of Auokland > g will be glad to meet Representatives from any ■■'•■, of the other Benefit Societies of Auokland to m, play a Friendly Game of Cricket on tho Domain , 1 Cricket Ground on GOOD FRIDAY. , M JOHN B. MELL, Aroh Bill. «| Auctions. I TO-MORROW, 11 o'clock a.in. • i MARKET DAY. J ARTHUR'S POULTRY. PRODUCE. FRUIT. '.J AND GROCE__'AUCTION MARKET. 1 ART H U R'S MART. J . POULTRY DEPARTMENT. . Z Fowls, Walkato and other Turkeys, Ducks, .-% Geese, pigeonß. Canaries, Fancy Birds. tta_- j bits, hmall Pigs m ! A Good _.00-gall. Iron Tank A Pointer; shot over last season [ PRODUCE, FRUIT, AND GROCERY DEPARTMENT. '? Pukekoho Factory Cheese I splendid quality - j Walpole and Co.'s Cheese °v t '~ _ ."-. Tablo Potatoes, Onions, Carrots, Cabbagos, Herbs, Bacon, Hams, Beef, Cheese, Canter bury Bacon and Hums. Butter, Hour, ..->! Sharps, Oats, Chaff. Wheat FRUlT—Pears, Apples, Quinces, Lemons J GROCERIES, &c. - Tea, Sugar,. Coffee, Soap, 1 Blue, Vinegar, eauco, Peel, Biscuits, Lolließ, ,| Golden Syrup „ , .';. _ ' ..■■•£'■ Lot of Assorted Groceries—Sugar Bin, Nest ot -a : Drawers. Butter Show Case, Tea Cannistop, M Weighing Machine, Scales and Weights, '-..» , &o. - I On Sale Privately, at AUCTION PRICES. 1 FURNITURE DEPARTMENT (Upstairs). v Pianos (new and second-hund). a Superior Har- .:_ monium : Hbusobold Furniture and Effects in great'variety, suitable for air classes; ,; ■ Sewing Machines. Stoves. Ranges, Earthen- . -. S . ware. Mirrors, Perambulators. H MONDAY, NOON. J PONSONBY, LONDON-STREET. Z HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND \ Z EFFECTS. 1 I R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from Mr J. R. McDonald, who i. leaving ■'.* . Auckland, to sell by auction at his Residence, : 3 London-street, Ponsonby, on Mondaynext, at - 12 o'clock noon, . HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, conaiatlngof Parlour, Dining | Room, Bedaroom, gnd Kitchen Furnitnre il and Effects. Glass, China, and Earthen- rA ware. Plated Ware, Kitchen Utensils, &c.; ','* on view at 9 o'clock morning of sale. '-if —: —— :'^ I' MONDAY, APRIL 7. ~.', !: Z At Eleven o'Clock a.m. .f PREMISES, QUEEN-STREET, ,'Zi MESSRS. MILNE AND CHOYCE, ' MESSRS. CLOSE BROTHERS. ij f TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ,' . AT ARTHUR'S M ART, 1 "jt/TONDAY hext, at Eleven o'Clock, a.m. ...Zi No.'l—Premises lately occupied by Messrs -| Milne and Choyce .';* • No. 2—Brick Building at the hack. /J No. 3—Premises lately occupied by Messrs a ' Close Brothers. ; ;| To be removed within ten days from day ofsale. I Terms cash on the fall of the Hammer. - -. .. [ TO-MORROW, II o''ci_ock. ; M'" ESSRS CARBINES AND TAYLOR Z will sell, to-morrow (Friday), at ll o'clock I sharp. k '■■' I POULTRY—FowIs, Ducks, Turkeys, Geese, ' | | Canaries, Young Pi_B, &c. Produce—Prime | I Canterbury Bacon and Hams, Keg Beef, Keg I Butter. Fruit-50 cases Apples, Pears, Quinces. :" I 50 tons Potatoes, Onions, Flour, Sharps, Oats, • ; s Bran, Chaffi Kerosene, Soap, Tea, Sugar, &c Fiirniture — lablef, Chairs, Gilt Chromoß, I Pictures. Fancy Goods—Jewellery. Cutlery. .:■:, and. General Drapery, &c | ■-■■'. CARBINES & TAYLOR.. JOHS LETOON.j j'* 'j .EDWARD /tEYDQS ~,,'i TO-MORROW; at II o'clock. j JOHN & E. LEYDON will sell .at J their Central Commercial Sale Rooms. : Queen-street,1 '■ ■- • ■'•■' '. ( ■. -.'_ \ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting, _t— j Suites, Couches, Chairs,. Tables,,. Beds, j Bedding, Carpets, Mats, ; Mangles, Rlc-, "A ' tores, Cutlery, Glassware, and Crockery ',;] ~. ~, , , .-. ~. . ..-. , >i SADDLBS,Harness,Bits .j ~,. j POTATOES,Onions, Apples ■■ j BOOKS, Cricket Bats, Ornamonts, &o. . -:.,-] [ W. 8. OOC_o___n.J ZZ ' IJA_. DAcSw,: J TUESDAY, APRIL 8. Zi LADIES' AND GiNTS' SADDLES A^D Z BRIDLES, ' 11 GIRTHS, BREASTPLATES, . 1 ,' MARTINGALES, f - STiRRtIP LEATHERS, : |j BUGGY HARNESS- 1 THE Subscribers will seU by auction, at |j" : their rooms, Oueen-street, on Tuesday, M.. April Bth, at 11 o'clock. . Ij A CONSIGNMENT OF ENGLISH -MADE . 1 SADDLERY, consißan^of- J Ladles'and Gents' Saddles jij Ladies'and Gents' Bridles " ijj Breastplates ' "41 Martingaleß j Stirrup Leathers ■'li- Glrths M Watoh Pockets ll I double Bet Buggy Harness til. . Binglo 8618 Buggy HarneflH. - SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, , . M Auctioneers. ;'l| TO-MORROW. j THE HAYMARKET. j FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, To-mor- j row (Friday), :;| 1 A pair of SPLENDID IRON GREY BUGS _E? f PONIES; broken to harness. 0 ALFRED BUCKLAND. | THURSDAY. APRIL 10, ' ' M I". THE REMUERA YARDS. « i TIIOR SALE, at the Remuera Yards, onfljj _IJ Thursday next, April 10, at ono o'clock; 'l-"9 . CHOICE-BRED SPRINGING HBSFEKS f 45 Superior Fat Steers from Manala <jl 100 Choice Fat Cattle from Walkato J 800 Well-fatted Wethers ,| Dairy Cowb, Store Cattlo Jf Fat and Store Pigs. _ ': M . : ALFRED BUCKI_\ND. : '. THURSDAY, APRIL 10. THE REMUERA YARDS,...-l Z IMPORTANT SALE OF STORE ; i CATTLE. '' "COR SALE, at the Remuera Yards, on JD Thursday, April 10, at one o'clock sharp, ■...■... I The property of Messrs Reid Bros., of ::s, ; | Motutapu ,' 100 HEAD STORE CATTLE, consisting of—. J '• Two-year Stcars and Cows, The produce of Imported Bulls. -, 5 * f ALFRED BUCKLAND. > I ; ■ ■' ■■ ,{, I ——— ——- - . H I Continued on Vtutb Fan ■ Zg| 1