TELEGRAMS.

(I'KO.U OUll OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

RrrssßLL, this day.—Arrived: Wellington. Sailed : Norvnl, Mariner, and Agnes Martin. What JHr Fedorli Thinks. Mr Federli con-iders that the Ba3* of Is lands will yet become a great watering place, and that- fruitgrowing will become the principal industries of the North.

Cambriugk, this day.—The house of a settler name.l Vosper at Pukeknra was burned down on Sunday night while the occupants were absent at church. The lire is supposed to have originated through the embers which had been left burning in the fire. The damage is estimated at £150. The insurances are unknown. Tho Roman Catholic Bazaar opens here this evening, and willcontinue till Thursday night.

[FEH HIKSS ASSOCIATION.]

Col. TrltnWe nnd His Constituents.

New Plymouth, thin day.—Colonel Trimble addressed hi 9 constituents last evening at the Alexandra Hall. He referred io the Bankruptcy Act of last session, and said he believed the country would be better without it or any act of tho kind. He was opposed to annexation and confederation, and spoke at some length against protection and in favour of free trado. He supported the present Ministry because there were no better men in the House who could take their place and should continue that sup port, reserving to himself the right ] to oppose them on questions with winch ho differed in opinion from them. A vote of thonks and confidence was passed.

Wellington, this day.—The amount of property Tax remaining unpaid for tho year ending 31st March is only .£4,000, and for recovery of this summons against de faulters are now being prepared for issue.

Timaru, this day.—At tho R.M. Court this morning W. Darby, licensee of the Club Hotel, was fined 40s and costs for per mitting drunkenness on his licensed pro tuise?.

SUEZ MAIL NEWS.

[PkuR.M.S. Shannon.]

Albany, April 21. Tkk P. and O. Steam Navigation Com pany's R.M.S. Shannon, Murray, corn man ier, arrived here this morning, at 9 a.m., from Colombo. Passongcis:—For Now Zealand—Mr and Mrs Dyroock, Mr and Mrs Robertson, Mr Lewis, Master Morris, Miss G rode, and CO in other classes for all ports.

General Summary.

London, March 21

The situation in Egypt continues to give (■■•rounds for great anxiety, and it is feared that Osman Digna's defeats at El Tob and Taraanielo will provo barren of results un less efforts are at once made to reach Berber, an operation which the increasing heat will shortly render impossible. The Govern ment disapproved and ordered the with drawal of Admiral Hewitt's proclamation, offering a reward of £1,000 for the capture of Osman Digna, dead or alive. News was received yesterday, however, that Digna's slaves had deserted him, and that Digna himself, with a few followers, had Had into the interior. Since his Just defeat Blgna has made great but unsuccessful ellbrts to preach a holy war against the English, and to rally a fresh force for a third battle. His flight was principally caused by Admiral Hewitt's proclamation, ua ho mistrusted his followers, being so near the English posi- Genoral Stewart, with 1,000 mon, has provisionally occupied 1 tandoob, a place 11 miles north-west of Souakim, in onlei- to place it in a stato of defence General Gordon's position at Khartoum is very critical, no news havi-g been received from him since the 11th inst. The telegraph lino has been eiit, and tho land transit beyond , Berbor stopped ; communication by river is also doubtful. The rebels hold the Sabooka Cataract between Berber and Khartoum, and a strong forco threatens Sliendy, so that tho circle seems closing found General Gordon. The latest news reports that three different tribes led by sheikhs and dervishes are pressing forward to capture Khartoum. General Gordon has a ferce of 5,000, principally black troops. Ho has constructed strong outwork* outside the Arunning fire of questions is kept up daily in both Houses' of Parliament con cerning Egyptian affairs, but "the Govern ment still avoids making such a distinct declaration of Its policy as public opinion demands. Reports have been rue all this week of dissensions in the Cabinet on this question, ifc being stated that Mr Gladstone vt strongly opposed to the assumption of Any further responsibilities in Egypt, and that his views are supported to a large extent by Lords GranvMe and Derby, while Lord Harrington, Mr Chamberlain and Sir Charles Dilke advocate a mow) energetic ■policy. Lord Salisbury, replying to an address from tho Consorvativos of Caernarvonshire, says that it is impossible that all the recent sacrifies .of life-has been incurred for the mere defenao oi Souakim, but the Conservative leaders have hitherto been entirely unsuccessful in ascertaining wkat ulterior object the Government had in ViMr Gladstone, who has been suffering for the last 12 days, at first from catarrha fever, which developed into larynxical catarrh, accompanied by extreme hoarse ness went'yesterday to Csombe Warren, near Wimbledon. Ur Gladstone s physi cian, Sir Andrew Clark, prescribes absolute rest for his voice, and general repose from all work for several days, . Daring the past week there have t>een serious disturbance* in the House of Com mons, reflecting the present state of poli tical disquiet and apprehension. lne House sat for IS .hours last Saturday, from Saturday afternoon until six o clock on Sunday morning, discussing the army esti mates. The Government were nearly beaten in committee of supply over a motion of Mr Labouchoro's, condemning the operations in the Soudan, and only obtained a majority of 17. Irieh obstruction is becoming moie rampant than eveiyand the more aggros-, of the Conservative party are clamorous for a dissolution The Radicals below the gangway are dissatisfied Tilth tee Egyptian policy of the Government, while the moderate Liberals are, as regards Egypt, disposed to make common cause with the Conservatives.

A LIGHT CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

[BY TELECRAPn— PEBSS ASSOCIATION.]

BU3NHEIM, this day. The Supreme Court sittings were opened by SJr Justice Riohmond to-day. His Honor congratulated the disttrict.on its freedom from crime, there king only one accused in the calendar, and added tint the sister district of Nelson was oven for horso stealing, wm found fcnßty, an . aentenco was postponed till a seconu iSment for houaobroaking against urn L tried! That wijl conclude tho criminal business.

Arroßtlng the Wrpng Man. Neil Mcßride, who .seJi^ nc6i^J°lt. night a^o to six weeks' imprisonment tor wifful Samage to property, was released yesterday, and arrived in Blenheim last night, fi was evidently a case of mistaken

Auckland Sharemarket.

A881129, 188|i. Bank of New Zealand—Sellers, £22 Colonial Bank-Sollers. J2i ,i ß M.™Uers New Zealand Insurance-Buyers, 71sBa, sellers,

Colonial Insurance -Sellers.Bs ..d Auckland Gas-Buyers, £912s 6a Auckland Timber-Soilore, £o 2s 6d £5

N.Z?Mortgago-Sellera. Us Taupiri Coal-Sellers. 21s .. Coromandel Steam — Buyers, 118 M, senem.

New inland Tirabor-SeUew. £5 2s 6(1 Caledonian-Seller? 9a Queen of Beauty—Sellers,-'s Prince Imperial-Buyers, Hs9d ' ' JOSEPH NEWMAN. Chairman.

The City Auditor? are at present engaged for the year. __^__

HARBOUR BOARD.

The fortnightly meeting of the Board was held this aftcrnoan. Thore woro present :— Messrs G. Aickin (Chairman), Waddcl, Owen, McKenzie, Lamb, Winks, Niccol, Clark, Mays, and Nathan.

Correspondence.—Letters ware read and dealt with as follows:—(1) From H. M. Jackson, asking for copies of certain agree ments in connection with the dock cutting contract. A reply was ordered to bo sent in terms of Engineer's report.—(2) From Mr Jackson in reference to cutting in angle of cliff. Referred to Works Committee — (8) From the N.Z. Timber Company, asking permission to construct wharf 2CO feet in length at Devonport. Referred to Works Committee, plans to be sub mitted by the Company. — (4) From William Ellington,' respecting delay in preparatiop of Calliope ' Dock plans and specifications, and stating that he would have them ready for tho next meeting of the Board. 'Received.— (5) From David Ross, forwarding building permit for new offices, and sl-atine certain alterations which had been made under the direction of the building Hiirvoyorand City Engineer. Be. ferred to the Works Committee.—(o) From W. If. Hales, forwarding plans and specifications of the booms and timber slip at railway station. Referred to the Works and Tariff Committee.—(7) From H. Bur rows and Co., enclosing plans of lish an-1 oyster market They asked for . r>o to 70 feet in Customs-streot. Referred to tho Works and Tariff Committee, the Engineer to report.—(B) Wells and Gardiner applied for permission to construct a small landing to land materials for erection of timber boom?. Referred to Works and Tariff Committee.

Committkk liKi'Oiii1.—On the recom mendation of the Works and Tariff Com imttoe, it was agreed :—l. That only single dues bo charged on the Ada C. Owen. '2. That thoso of the rooms at the pilot station requiting it be repapered, and an oven sup plied. 3. That permission bo given to the Ft r.y Co. to make necessary alterations. 4. That tluMarine Department be informed that chains on the wharf would not provent accidents such as that which happened to the boy Breon, as ho foil overboard while asleep. An addition to tho latter clause was made on tho motion of tho Chairman to the effect that the Engineer report on the botter lighting of the wharf.

(Left sitting.)

MURDER NEAR DENILIQUIN.

A Man Sentenced to Death.

At the Deniliquin assizes yesterday! before Judp;o Windeyer, Joseph C!or don was convicted for tho lnurdor of a hawker named George Mizon, on the Hay Road, abottt grjven miles from Deniliquin, on October 10 last. Tho do ceasert was formerly a publican, and a re sident of Sandhurst. Eighteen witnesses were examined, and the evidence was purely of a circumstantial nature, but {jointed directly to t|u3 fiommital of tho crime by prisoner. Dr. Friedman de posed that the deceased's head was literally BUias))Cd to pieces. Indeed, the whole suj'totjjjding circumstances .showed that the murder yps of a most cold - blooded and horrible dusciiption. The prisoner tried to make out an "alibi," but failod, Tho jury, after a short deliber ation, returned a verdict of guilty, and tho prisoner was sentenced to death.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1884.



Advertisements Late for Classification WILL Alice Riley, recommended by Miss Perston. please cull at J)r. Phil- Bon'a afgin. rMCHAKDSON BKOS. Thank* tho Fire V Uripriule. Fat vago Corps. Naval Jlrigude. and Neighbours for their kind iissislaneo at tho lati; fire. ANTED, a good (leneral Servant.— Apiil)" 'o tho N'owniarkot Hotel, Now market. WANTED, twoTsmt.it Repairers. Con stant work to steady hands.—Apply T. Pfosser, Queen-street. AJiTED, a fow more Men to make .cheap furniture to order.—W. 11. Dam pier. J WANTED, a Meusenget.-Apply at tho National BankofNow Zealand, Limited. between the hours of 3 and 4. j ANTED, Housemaid (Oisbornn) Us; Waitress and Ga.norals, hotels, town; Lads, Krrand Boy : lfl Generate. Jla, Il's, 10s, Sec. —Mrs Wliitcombo's Registry. WANTED to let out on hire, Furniture for 6-roomcd Hoyse; alsi. Tenants for Furnißlied and Unfurnlsho'd Rooms. — Mrs Whitcombo's Itogistry. O LET, a New 5-roomed Houso in Wharf Ho d.—C. Marsh, Builder, O'Xoil- Btreet, Pousonhy TO LET. a Now 4-roomed House off Richmond JJowd; good well; colonial oveu, and register grata.-.-Apply 11. Field, Urocer, Richmond Road. J~~OHN & HENRY SMYTH, OF THE AUCKLAND - VVAITAKKUEI SAW MILLS, MOUNT EOEN, Best to inform their friends and the public that thoy have mado 'arrangements for Keeping up the"f>upply of all kinds of Building Timber until our own 'v ill is coinpletod. Auckland (Mount Kden), April iO, If?I. ■jTwEVONPORT ROAD DISTRICT. In torms of " Tho Regulation or Ijocal Klec tious Act, 1870." I hereby givo nottco that the following Ratepayers have this day been duly Nominated for Election as Members of t)ie Devonport Rftad Board :— AL6SON, SWRN WILLTAM DACRE, WILLIAM GRAVEN GLENN V. JOSEPH JERVIS, JOHN WHITE, TIIOMA3 LEIGH As the numbo* c* Candidates exceeds tho number of offices to bo HHed, I hereby give notice that tho Election of Four uf tho above will bo held on TUESDAY, Oth day of May, lgS4, fit the offlco of thp Board, Devonport Hall, from i) a.m. to fi P-nIj JENJ TA.VIJIJJJI. Returning Ollicer. Devonport, April 29.1881. B. TOVES.] [R. O. CAIJR.J [p. D. I)Ojr)KS. THURSDAY. MAY J, AT 11 O'CLOCK. FRUIT ; ! FRUIT ! FRUIT j Ex JlANAroußi, From Hobart. B. TONKS & CO. WILL sell by auction on Thursday, at 11 o'clock. CRABs' STOKE PIPPJJrs/sTUEMBKS, &c, &c. &c, Ijt beautiful Condition. t JOIIN LEYDON.] [EDWARD £EVI>ON. TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock. JOHN & ED. LEYDON jyijl Sell a,t .theu- Mart, Queeu-street, A LARGE QUANTITY Oif HOUSEHOLD PUJiNirURE, consisting ot Couphes, Chairs, Tablos, Bedateads, Bedding, &v. The Above is tho Property cf a Gentleman leaving Iho Colony, and has been Re moved to Mart for Conveniene/9 of Sale. N 0 RESERVE. JOHN LKYDON.] [EPWABD pEYDON. SATURDAY, MAY 3. A FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT FOR SPECULATORS. JOHN AND ED. LEYfiOU have bean favoured with instructions from Mp Wil liam Lvnoh to Sell, on tho nreimses, Tr lctorm strcet, on Satur lav, May 3,1884, at 11 o'clock, THK BUILDING KNOWN AS THE AUROKA HOTEL. Also, A Largo Quantity of Household Furnjture and Other Ejects. No Reserve. JOHN &"i. LEYDON, Auctioneers. OOYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES ALTERATfOH OS" TIME-TABLJE. 1 ho Royal Mail Coach (carrying p»BS,ongcraj will, on and after 6th October. IM, and until fiirtnor notice, run to the following Time- for Hamilton Junction RaU wav Station dailratß.lsa.ro.! returning from StSlontoCambridge on arrival of Train from ALcavoiiamilton for Te Aroha on Monday, Wpdriesdara and Fridays on amval of Jram from lucldand; returning from To Aroha on Tuesdays Thursdaj-s, and Saturdaye^ac 7 a.m. catohifl tho 2 o'clock Train at Hamilton Juno- Uou tor Aucifjftnd, BOOKIKQ GFVIOSS3 { f}j;vnr«ti'3 Hotel, Hamilton West; Cojeroanj Hotcffi Aroha; and at my PreajiflS!3, JJirtwood a^d I^e-Btree^Cambn^^ Cam b-idge, Ootober 1883. , miME - TABLE OF DEVONPOUT L AND LAKE COACHES. Loare Victoria Wbabp. Devonport, »t 10.20 &?*£? SSKfaooi »t IUS a.m., SD^iB a-^rSbypnnort »j *■***$><£ 3 p.m. J^eave l«ko Sc)u«)l)>ott.ss 4.39 *-m. and 5 p.m. ' FARE KACJI WAyToNE SIHU<IKO. , ' yJ, QUICK, Proprietor..



Wanted. WANTED, Partner for an old-estab lished Business in town. Capital re quired, fc!00. — Apply James llcndry, Palmer .Buildings, Lower (juuen-atreet, ■W7"ANTED, v duly-qualified Medical V T Man to travel with an agent.—Apply to Hie Resident Secretary .Mutual Assurance of Victoria. Auckland. "V\7 ANTED, a Man to make cheap furni- V T ture to order.—\V. H. Dumpier, llobson- Btreet. WANTED, two good Pick and Shovel Men; also, Man »ith horde and cart.— Apply \V. Adams, Grey-street. WANTED, at once, .". good Pick and ahorcl Men.—Apply G. H. Layers, Queen-street. ANTED, a Kitclienman.— Apply to C. Canning, St. Mungo Cat.'-. WANTED, a Young Man to Assist"in a Country Bakery and Drive Cart.—John Huchanan, Customs-3treet. WANTED, a good Blacksmith ; also, a Striker.—Vorrall & Co., Newton Patent Dray Works. ANTED, Eightßouch Hands for Wm. McArthur and Co.'s Boot Factory.— Apply Manager, Upper Queen-street. WANTED, two Men accustomed to digging and barrow work.-Apply J. Arclijlmlti, Avondale. WANTED, \i (.food Carpantovs.— Apply T. Upton, Fort-street. ANTED, a Baker, at, once.—Apply toD.Grubh. N'uwton. \\7ANTED, a good (ieneral Blacksmith Yy fur Waikato. -Apply al onco to James T. Camp, Tuniahore. __ ANTED, a Respectable Youth for tlio Shop.-Apply to John C. Smith, 278, Queen-street. ANTED, an active, respectable Youth to ride out for order*.—Apply IS M. Hallßtt, Butcher. Parutll. "ANTED, a Youth about 16 or 17 years: must have knowledge of the grocery business.—Hooker and Morrison (late- James Scott). KaraiiKulmpe Road. ~\\T ANTED, a Smart Boy, about 14 years V T of aKC to work at a Flax-mill.—Apply, to-morrow, between 9 and 10, at J. 11. Koberts's, Albert-stroot, WANTED, a smart Boy, capable of milking about hnlf-a-dozen Uowb (or willing to learn), and to deliver the milk ; com fort ible home and reasonable wanes lo a suit able applicant.- Apply by letter, stilting full particulars, acidroused to Mr P. T. Jansen, WaioroiiKomai. , ANTED, a Lad to milk and drive and make himself generally useful.— Apply to J. M. Alexander. Solicitor, Wyndhain-streot, between 9 and 10 a.m. WANTED, immediately, Apprentices and Improvers to the drcßS and mantle making.—Apply to Miss Hold, over Mrs Coster's, Wellusicy-atreet, WANTED, an Apprantico to tho DreHs niakiiiK- — Apply to Miss Gardiner, Dressmaker, Hobson-Btreet, ANTED, a Situation as tir.st-ela.ss Walter or llarman.—Apply E. Cawston, Sta]{ Ofllee. WANTED, by Young Lady lately arrived from England, situation as lady-help, useful companion, or assistant housekeeper.— Address A.H.. Poat-olUce Auckland. WANTED, a Woman to do charing and washing.—Apply Mrs Cavo, Windsor Lane, Pamell. ' WANTED, by married couple (no child ren), Situation, town or country.—Ad dress A. Cameron, S'l Ait olllce. ' ' WANTED, at once, for a family of two, a Good General Servant -. ono who thoroughly understands Plain Cooking.—Apply to Mrs McDermott. Gladstoncutreut, Newton East. WANTED, good General Servant; no washing.—Apply Tizer and Raymond, Jewellers, opposite Northern Club. ANTED!"a Cieneral Servant,—Apply Mr3 Price, Wellesiey-Btreot, next Dr. Dawßon's. ' ANTED, a General Servant (nurse tfirl kepi).—Apply to Mrs Kensington, Mount Albert, plain ro>:d, next Public Hall. \\T ANTED, irnmedlatoly, a fjood General V T Servant-Apply to Sirs \V. Vaile. North Shore, or W. Vailii mid Co., Queen-atroet. ANTED, a kooil (ienoral Servant.— Xo children, no washim;.—Apply Stah Dfllec. WANTED, a Young \>?orann to a."tfi*t in housework.- Apply to Mm J. Dayies, Karanguhapo Itoail. V%7 ANTED, a rus|>cctabie(iirl, about l. r>, V? to attend (o two children and make lierselfuseful.-ApplyH. Redfern.Phot 'Rrapher. [jucen-strcet. ' \VTAjS'TED, snmcono to adopt a Baby T T Hoy, ono diy old.—Address, A.8., Stak Dfflce. WANTED, Pupils for Oarpenters' and Builders' Drawing-class, held in Younsr Men's Christian Association ou Tuesday and Thursday Evening, at 7.30. For particulars iliply at Clues room, or to It, Mackay Fripp, !). liollman's UulldingK. '_ '" VtrANTED, at once, by n lady, Board T T and Ketidenco in a private family; Mount Kilen preforrcd.—Address, "J.L.8., 3TAU OJHee. WANTED by young man, Board and Lodging in respectable family in Pamell jr Brighton. Terms moderate.—A.fl.B., Stab Offlce. W' ANTED, by a respectablo Married Couple with 2 children, Small Cottsg", Dr 2 Rooms with 11 replace.—Apply stating terms ;0"P.0.VVr.,"STAltUnlco. ' WANTED, 2 Respectable Young Men as HaardciS in a prjyatc family.—Apply Mrs Arbucklo. 'ah houaa left.-liilnil SI4O S'orfolk-strcut Pansoubr, % SLANTED, Largo Houso near town.— »T Apply Mrs Christian, caro of Mrs VVi'liams's tioardfng-hpnao. Groy-Btreot. X\T ANTED, 2 Rooms (Bedroom and Vt Sitting-room) with uso of kitchen ; fur nished or unfurnished; within 5 minutes' walk of Cnsioms-Btrect West.'— Apply "Siddals." Star Oftlco. WANTED, Tenders for tho Erection of a Cottarro in Sussex-Btreet, Newton, until Monday, Miv sth, at noon. Plans at Now* Zoalnnd 'limber Co.'s olllce, Customs-street.— \V. Townagndi W~ ANTED, Tenders for 2 Single Chitn noys.— Apply on the Job, Hepburn streot. second house abovo Bercsford-strcet. WANTED, Tenders will bo received up till Xoon Jb'aturdyy, 3rd May, for Altcra r tions to Western Academy.™ Plans and speciflr ca-ions at A. K. Ladd'a, Upper Pltt-etroet. npxt Public BatLg, Newton. WANTED, to Lot or Sell, a First-class New BbVcn-Roonied House and 1 Acre of Land at Morningsido; oloso to the Railway Station; 'busses pass several tfmos daily: distance, not more than 20 minutes walk from Upper Queon-street.— Apply to J. If. Smith, Mornipgsldo, Mouiit Albert. WANTED.— For Sale (cheap), Nico f plato Camera with I-cns, Tripod, Slldo, &c, completo; also, convenfeut Changing Box. —Apply Star Office^ XS7"ANTED TO SELL, a jrood, quiet TV Milch Cow. within a few days of calving. —Apply to Mrs Harris, Ireland-st, Alma Place. W" XNTED TO SELL, 6:roomed Houso, nearly new, standing on allotment 33 x 100; price, £300. Also, Allotment adjoining above, cheap.-Apply O. Kinß-strcet, Ponsonby. WANTED to Leoee, a Farm, with pur chaßi'ng cjajjs'e, No agenta.—D.E.F., 3tab Office. '_ ' "_^___ m WANTED TO BORROW, £41070r one year at 10 per cent.; first-class security. —Apply " W.F.." STirt Ofllce. W~ ANTED, Everybody to read tho second edition (just published) Inprersoll's •Jloses' Mistakes CriUcised' by' John Buchanan. —To be had of the Booksellers. " WASTED — When you are in Hobson ati'eet otli (w^ ape the largo and choice stock of Mosgiol Tweeda jupt opened for the coming Beaaon, at Munro ana Milll,?a>i'fl, WANTED, the Ladiee'of Fonsbnßy to Call and Jnapect Dopnld W. Jack and Co 's large and wcll.assbrted Stock at Drapery and Millinory. Flva per cent. Discount allowed for Cash on all parcels of £1 and upwards,— Punsouhy Road (opposite topof Franklin Uoad. ANTED KNOWN—Thaji Thk place tor Cheap Boots is the Shop next to Holland g.nd Butler's, Victoria-st.—.H. Hurlo. ANTED fe'.NOWN-Whito Kid Gloves, 81 pair; Coloured fcpotteil), Sd and Is; White Handkerohlots, 2s' dozen. — lirown's Cash Sale, Parnoll, "ANTED KNOWN, that Mr P. Me- Nan/i'li), will Lecture in the Eden Hall, Mount Eden Roact, TO-MORROW (VVednesday) KVKNING, at 7.H0. Questions inyjtcd. Seats f rco. Please fill the hall, ' ■ ' ' WANTED KKOWN, that all widths and make's in Sheetings. Calicoes, and Window Hollands, to bo had at J. Cosgrave and Company s WANTED KNOWN—SOO dozen Flax Shirts, at Is <W eacii,-J. Cosgravo and CO; ' ' WANTED KNOWN, that on Wednes day, April 30th, at 12 o'clock, Mr K. C. Greenwood will offer for Sale by auction 10 acres of the Nihotupu Kst'.£i, on the beauuful Niliotupu River, with thu road right through the property. Grand spec. Must bo sold. ANTED KNOWN—Where you'will gel the best selection of Dress Goods, both In Pfald ar.d jn Plain Materials, is at J. Cosgrat'O and Co'a. WANTED KNOWN, that j! Cosgrave and Co. ko-p a large assortment of Jera"F, OBShmerO, and SUa Gloves, in all lenptna and prtcen- _______ \TTAtiTED KNOWN—Tho following TT Great Bargains:-500 Night Caps, 2d each; Boys' Sailer Suits. 5s Cd the Suit; Men s Trousers and Vesta,' S3 ud (Twerd) : Tweed Trousers, I0d; Men's Black Cloth Vests, 5s 64; Children Handkerchiefs, 2d each; Gents'full si?> White do., 3d; Dress Chcpk, Is; Dress Preservers, id a pair; Dress Improvers. Is 9d; Drill pants,' 2s Sd< Figured Dress Stuff, lid; Ladies'' Black isilk'aiHs.'l- id: slato Sijpsia, 3',d ; Black do., <i<l; Wincey, SW; Chock do., !fi; Velveteen (Black), is 8d; 9.1 White Blankets. 12s Gd the pair; Cretonne, lijd; Black Cashmere. Is 'Sd; Black Lustn\ 9d; Toil*t Covets. Ud !>nd :sQil; Knitting Cotton, Is Cd; Black Ik-nssc 0 Vet, Isj Blcn's Bed Scarves. Sd; Crape, in 11<1 the yard; lot at fresh Prints, 3jd: Shirting '.-.5.1: I'lnid Dress Stuff, lid; apieV.«id lilne Sers--. Ud; Dress Stuff, 4kl; Boys' Sfqle 'fcoiisflp.*, h 8d; Parlour Door Mats, Is lid; Men's Hhirta. Is (Ad j • Ladies' Striped Hose, Hi ; Wool Squai-cs, Is, Is Ijd, and 2s i. Gentg' 'frousors Rfld Vests, .Ss ljd ; Velveteen, Is gd, &« , *r,, et PampUF1? Drapery Shop, Wakeficld-street.



Wanted. WANTED KNOWN, that Cadbur. Cocoa Essence can be had at Closo Br< WANTED KNOWN, 1,000 yai Flannel (ill wool) to be had for Is i yard.—J. Cosgravo & Co. WANTED KNOWJS, that all world men can save their money by calling the Governor Gordon Restaurant. AH M& Sixpence; Hoard find Lodging l.is per week Robert Murdock, Proprietor.—Note the addr< —Nearly opposite the Waitemata Hotel, a close to the Dock. WANTED KNOWN—That all t newest and most fashionable sliap in Straw and Felt Hals can be procured at Cosgrave and Cos. WANTED KNOWN, Seal Mull1 Bag just unpacked.—Charles Kelsoy ai Co., Queen-atreet. WANTED KNOWN—That all descri tions of Fur Capes can be procured fro J. Co3erave and Co.'s, from 10s 6d. WANTED KNOWN, a largo Stock Silver and Gold Jewellery at Charl Kelsey & Co.'s, 120, Queen-stroot. They kci no iinitationa. ANTED KNOWN, COO pairs of larj Double Blankets at 13s 6d per pair, wt worth 25a, at J. Cosgrave & Co.'s. WANTED KNOWN—Velvotoeua froi One nnd Sixpence per yard at Robson' Draper, l'onsonby. Jilankets, Counterpane ('alicoOH, Flannels; very cheap. ANTED KNOWN—That U. Ivii HaiiMresser, for the last 11 years ncxtl tho British Hotel, Queen street, begs to infori hia Customers that he has Removed toLargi Premises in Victoria-streot, next the Royi Mail Hotel. Best brands of Tobacco and Cigai on hand. WANTED KNOWN — Dressmaking under tho Management of Miss FrieiK lately from England. Ladies' own material made up.—Robaon, Draper, Ponsonby. Xjf ANTED KNOWN—l,ooopairs Twee TT Trousers, 9s (id.- J. CoagraVe and Co. ANTED KNOWN— Chkap Timber CnUAPTIMURRI And all other kind of Building Matoriala, can be purchased oheapo and better than anywhere elso at tho yards o D. Goloik, Albert-street. WANTED KNOWN—That J. Cosgrav and Co. havo tho largest and iiiob fasliionablc stock of Ladies' and Children' Watorpraofs, Olotfi and Fur Mantles, Sill Paletots and Dolmans of any house in Nev Zealand. WANTED KNOWN-That tho balano of Mon'a and Boys1 Clotlilng tiiat \ya not sold ivt auction can now bo had at auctioi prices at tho New Zetland Tweed Compuny Shortland-Btrect, lato Mr Hampton's.—Josepl Moses, Manager, ANTED KNOWN, that wo havo im ported 000 Gents' Waterproof Cbnta, h the newest aliapes.—J. Cosgravo & Co. WANTED KNOWN—To all Buyers o: Jewellery—Chnrles Kolaoy and Co still adhvre to thoir original pracUco of kecpinf only i cal Silver and real Gold Jewellery, i.e., thej keep no imitations of Gold or Silver Jewellers on Ilioir promises.— Charles Kelsoy & Co., 120 Quccn-stroot. WANTED KNOWN—SO dozen Whit< Shirts (splendid value), Is lid; wol worth 7s—J. Cosgrave and Co. ANTED KNOWN.—To ho sold cheap, at Austen's Furniture Shop, 310, Upper Queen-street, Single Klax Mattrossos. «s Double do, ISs; Bedsteads, 10s; Palliasses, Children's lota, Couches, Suites of Furniture, l-umps Tabloa Muucopans liollora andullkinde of Furniture, at. Austen's, HlO. Uiipor Queen street. All kinds of Furniture bought. ANTED KNOWN, that tho largost variety of Gloves, compiiainij Gauntlots, Mousquilaire, Swede, and Orient Kid Gloves, can be procured at J. CoHuravo &. Co.'a. WANTED KNOWN, continuation of the SELLJNG OFF-Cjrand lot of Ladles' llluh-hcel Boots hikl Shoes for ovpniiiK parties, bills, &c, very cheap; also. Ladies'High-huel Prunella or lasting; Hoots, Is (kl; ladles' High heel. High-lug, Sewn, Button Prunella Boot-s, (is Cd ; ljulies' Sbiny-leatber Sewn House Is lid; Ladies'handsome Sewn Houso Boots, with goloshcd sides, 3s lid: grand lot of Infants' Black and Coloured Taswol Boote, Is lid ; Infants' pretty Strap Butterlly Shoes, 2s; Infants' High-leg Button Boota, 2s (id ; Children 8 Patent Leather Boots, size 7 to 10,35; also, a very large superior stock of Ladles' and Gents' Hoots and Shoes (which can be scon from the outside of thi) shop) to choose from at Danipier's Hoot Shop, Victoria-street. WANTED KNOWN, tho following various particulars which concern various people: — Fifteen Hundred Cheap New Handsomely Bound Books, including "Young Men's Safeguard in Iho l'orils of tho Age "Its Kd ; " HeioUm and Adventure."2s lid ; "Old Jonathan." 2s (Id ; Shakespoares Com plete Works, with Life, complete in 1 volume. is ; " The Pictorial World.'1 a very large illus trated book, Si Gd; " Bolgravla," another handsome Illustrated book, 3s tkl; " Chniuhers's Joiinml." :i« W, &«. Those who are in thohubit j! buying books lire likely to bo thoroughly aa ;oiiished at some of thp prices. Tna, (id the Ib, which I do not recommend; Superior do, which Ido recommend, Is ; .Splendid Tea, Is UU. lam not sure but that tho Is lid tea is oven better [hun what I sold at Is M a few weeks ago, and whii-li wont nu fn»l. Siono Blue, 3d the loz. or titl tho 1b; American Brooms, ?il; Miws, lil tho bunch; UQod Spectaclce, kl ; Superior do. Sid : SpPCtaclO Cases, Id; 3itnblptH, Id and M; .Small Sprewdrivers. 2d; Useful Hummers, le.'lil; Short Axus, (id; Long 10., lis Ed: Nice Lot of Purses. 01; Tobacco Pouches, ud ; Kin: Shovels. Oil anil M ; lanterns, Is- Shoe. Biuclu'B. Ih Hd nnd 2s Cd the set of 3; drubbing brushes, ikl ; Bl^ek Load Brushes, Is; Tahlo Spoons, Id ; Mcc Lino of Tea Spoona. id; Grand Line of Violet Powder. Id per jacket; Napkin Hinge, till; Superior Dinner ICnivoß, Is each; Splash Mats for Washstands, Id- Grand Superior do., (iii; Street Door Mats, slid; Parlour Door Mats. Is lid; Candle-slicka, id to Is; LetterClips,lid; Children's Tin Plates, d- Handsomo, Good-sized, Imitation Carved Looking Glasses, lid and Is; Largo Tea Trays, ,s 3d; .Small ilo., Gd ! look on the eilgc of tho window and sco ll)0 Gmiu! Lino o( Brown Tea •otslam selling at tid. Oil, and la; Hat Racks, s Cd; Good Note Paper. 2.1; Knvelopcs, 2d tho >acket of 50; Good Black Ink, Id the bottle ; jlack and Coloured Ink (ldiwo stone bottles), id ; Nail Brushis, ild; Grand Clothea Urushca, Id! Broom Heads (soft), 2a; Exerciso Books, id- Account Books, tkl; Rulers,lid; Oleographs, ki pot- doz. ; Good-sized Photographs, from ,ho great masters, 2d each, or Is Gd tho doz.; <>amed Claomo. Pictures, Gd and 9*l each ; lot >f ordinary Books, id to Is; Lqndon Journals md Family Heralds (monthly parts), Cd; Oung Uidies' Journals, 3d; Piano Music (songs). 4d mch; Easy Pieces for Piano, Id; Piece Music, id each; Soap (for cleaning Jewellery, Plate, fee, &c.).M the large cake; Hearth Rugs, 6sGd i ot of Cheap Tinware;' Dressing Combs, id; argn and small Tooth Combs, 2d; Tooth finishes, Id and Cd; Matting, Sd the yard: children's Rocking Chairs, Is Gd; Ladles [tockin? Chnirs, 10s: Cane Seat do., with inns, lo*: Swing Looking Glasses,'3bSd. lsGd. md 5a li(l; '1 art Tins, Id ; Baking Tins, Cd ; Slop Basins, Id ; Sugar Basl'-s, 8d ; Glass do., a; Decanters, Is; Cni« and Saueors, Id; vitchen Tables, 93 fid, 10s Gd, 11s Cd; Buttor j'oo'ers, Is; Paliasses reduced to Us (id; Flax Mattrasseß, Cs Gd and 9s Cd ; Folding Chairs carpet seated), ;"« Gd; Saucepans (iron), Is 4d, s Cd l!s, 2s ftd : Wdo'l Bodstcadß, Us and 2fis; I'oilot Sots, "s Sd; Iroil Bcdstoaris (do\lble), 8s Gd ; Colonial Couches, 8s; Door Mats, 2s id; Pannikins. 3d and Id; Zinc Ha'hs, Is Gd; lannistor Brushes. Is; Handsome Stuifed /haii'v 12s fid; Handsonio Stuffed Turned ;iiulrs. iis and 50a; Handsopip Stuffed touches, 3Su ; lot of Cheap Toys, Id to Gd; &c., ie, &c., at Dampler's Ilobßon-stroet Shop. VirANTED, tho inhabitants of Auckland VV to know that thoy can get aSplondid Felt lat JsGd'; also. Gentlemen's Silk Hat, IBs Gd ; Jontlomen'a Silk' Hats, blocked. Is Gd, at vlooro's Competitive Hat and Cap Store-, cqrnor 'itt and Bcroaford Btroots VJTT ANTED KNOW Is, V » THE DEPOT FOR HOP BITTERS: SOTANIC DISPENSARY, WELLESLEY-ST. Fp? purity and strength unequalled, A-U'ial will fully provpf 2s 6d a Bottlk; 6 Bottles fok 10s. PAIN-CURE R. Its effects are wonderful for Internal and ttx ernal Paina, RomovingObstructions, Equalising ;ircnlation, and Rostorinpt Tone to overy part. T\yp-OUNCE Bottle. Is. Our WORM MEDICINES, so puro, simple, nd good, are being iided'in all parts of. Xcv lealand. -—: — Fresh Shipments of Herbs. Ropts, and Barks very month of ev«ry'do6cription; best, quality; Vholesale and Retail, at lowest possible prices. Cpnsultatlpn personally or by }et(er. OIL & Oil F?Q »», herbalists, Jotanic Dispensary, Well^slex-m. ?*bt, Auckland. V^ ANTE? KH O W ~ WK SHALL, OJf'FER QN TUESDAY ' MORNING \ DRAPERY STOO X, nntTfiHT EXOEEBISaiiY LOW. tffi- LOOK OUT FOR CHEAP LINK?. TFS B R O W N S B R. O W N S 3HEAP DRAPKRY ESTABLISHMENT, 3HEAP DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT, PARNELL. VVf" ANTED KNOWN. TQ EB OLEA.RE& AT STEPIIENSON S, Karangahapb Road, NewtqjTj SCO pairs Itjd Slaves, Is fid per pair; 1,000 >airs Lislp Thread Gloves, Gd, worth Is; 1,500 jieccs (good shades) Ribbon Velvet, I|s yards or 9d ; GOO yards Sash Ribbons (9 shade's). Is (Id )Cr rwdi 2 00Q doyen Dress Buttons, 2d per lozen: Dress Materjuln, 43d, lid, 7}d per yard lpwards; 1,000 yards French CSishniere (10 ihades). Is per yard ; 500 yarda French j\Jcrino 6 shades), 18 ild, worth '.{s (id ; Crimean Shirting, Ud, Is, Is 3d, tp S3 ad yev yard ; Union Shirtings, fom iiid"i;pwards; Flannels, 71(1. 3d. Is. per ■ard up'.vai-t's; 8x i Blnnkots (all wQCi'O, to Hd jer pair. Try our Ifia TrpuEcva to Sleaawre— ian't be beaten. VIJLLINERY— by experienced handg DRESSAf AXING—by experienced hands TAJLORI*}G--b.y experienced hands Oh TRe PRE^rjaKg, STEPHENSON'S PBAPBRY AND B.Ai£ WAREHOUSE, . KARANGAHAPB ROAD. NEWTON.



Miscellaneous Wauteds. v'a A UCKLAND CLOTHING MANUFAC as. -t\- TURING CO. Customs-tree* F«s - Want 0 Machinists as-! I•.■!:•!■ ,vciv. blurt V.: "as cliinists, and CUrlj ;•• ,■•:, v i ..: ini;W: por A YOUNf! AlAN'iHui "ho~4wuinmodatei - il vvll.li Hoar.! anil Lurigincs. Comfortabl "•S home iv v private family.—For mlilress, appl at star Odicc. ' al! OOOT TKA"DE.-V\ anted, a Machinist liss -C also- Bench Hnml. — Hy. Davy, Crowi n( j Boot Factory. Grey-street. BOOT TRADE. — Wanted, a Bencl Hand ; also, strong Boy to assist at press "g one for uyclctting, and one for clickii>g.—Auek J. land Boot factory. Customs Btreot. _' /"^IOMFORTABLE~HOME is Offered to S r S \J or :S Gentleman : terms moderate— Applj nd opposite Lornc-streot Hull. /So ROM AN DEL HOSPITAL. P" A Medical Man is required for the above Hos pital. Salary, £200 per annum, with private - practice. Application to be made to the under of signed up to TUKSDAY. nth Mkv. 1881. Ob J- H. HARRISON, op __Sc"™i al7 ll°sPita' Committee. _ jnj'UESS AND MANTLE-MAKING.— ;o xj Wanted, an Apprentice to the above.— ;11 Apply Miss Scale, G'obdcn street, Kurangahapo Hood. in "OARTNEK.—Wanted, a. Youm/ Man 'a, X with about £310 capital to join auvcrtifer ib, in establishing a Grocery Business close to Auckland ; a thoiough knowledge of the busi - ness indispensable, and must haVB the highest '•t character.—Address " Confidence," Stab Ofllce. m mOBOOTMAKEUS.—Wanted, Cioneroi »r JL Hand at Miller's, High-street. J' Hf 10 CARPENTERS.—Wanted, first-class JL Hands for the Hainilt'm-Cambrldge Rail - way Jiuildings—Apply at Captain Anderson's r, Ship Chandlery. Lower Queen-street. Is T^° THE BOOT TRADE. — Wanted, _L Several good Bonchmcn.- Apply Northern - Hoot and Shoe Company (Limited). mO FARMERS.—Wanted, a Good Dairy - J. of Fresh Butler and Eggs—s9, Grey-st. 1 J. Roblcy. |r npirlE DIRECTORS of The COLONIAL >' "*- MUTUAL LIFK ASSURANCE SOCIKTY (LIMITED) desire to socure tho SERVICES of a 0 GIWTLKMAN who is qualified by social pesi ij tion. en -I'gy, and ability to explain and introduce It their Newly-adopted Tontine Invrstmknt v Fund Policy among Merchants, Bankers, Pro - fossional Men, and Capitalists. 0 Tho Tontine Investment Fund Policy com-. J bines a favourable investment for capital pro ', tecled by life assurance. 1 Liberal remuneration. Particulars can be obtained from the Secretary • In Dunedin; or, in Auakland, from F. J. MOS3 and CO.. Agents for thejAuckland District. f T7"ACANCV for Lady and Gentleman or T two Gentlemen Friends: largo, airy j rooms, bath unci piano.—Grafton Houso, Graf ton ,- Road, opposite Choral Hall. ' VA7'ATCHMAKER~"Wantcd ; reforences ' V t required.—Apply to Stewart, Dawson & - Co., 195, Queen-strcot. \ rjyELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. : VACANCY FOR ENGINEER, &c. Applications are invited until Noon of MON • DAY. the 6th May. for the Poat of-Knglneor, • and for Joint Knxlnecr. Secretary. and Trea ■ surer to tiio Harbour Hoard of Wellington, ' Particulars as to dmditiiind of Appointment ■ Salaries, Sc, to bo seen at tiio Oillco of tho Auckland Harbour Board. H. M. LVOV, , Secretary Wellington Harbour Hoard, Wellington. April lU, 1881. ' VT" ANTED KNO WN , : VV "at" UEW'S GROCERY STORE, VICTORIA-STREET, KVKIIY AUTICLK IS RKTAILKD AT WHOLKSALK PRICK. GENUINE TEAS, fkom Ih. Go. WHITE TABLE SUGARS, at 4i» pkr lii LIBERAL TKIIMS TO STOREKEEPERS AND LARGE BUYKRS. NOTK TIIK AIIDREHB : HEWS OROOEHY STOKE, VicroiirAKTHKKr. Sliipitintr. JL-J^r O S. ROTORUA, _^^ytsOT^i''(> * SOUTHERN PORTS, will leave O.VEiicxoA Whark lit 11 a.iii.TO-MO}{ROW(We<lnesd«j).3oih inst. UNION STEAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z. Sporting. Unllmi-ed | A, NEMO'S )Will posi nunibcr of J f.nviiit t \-rinv ' llvclr closo Subscribers] CON&MVTAIION r on at .is. ( on tiik ) MAY 23. TAKAI'UNA BIRTHDAY CUP, Hun May 24tu. To be divided as follows: First Horse 10 per cent. Second Horao .. ..20 Third HorfO 10 Others (divided) .. .. :M Application by Loiter, onolosing two Stamps for replies. Address —A. NEMO, care F. Towlixson. Barrel Hotel, Parnell. Amusements. T OKNE-STREET HALL. THIS EVENING (TUESDAY, 20th APRIL, 1881) AVOCALANDINSTRUMENTALCONCERT, Concluding with the Laughable Farce entitled, "AN UGLY CUSTOMER," ' Will bo tendered as a Benoflt to tho Auckland Christian Doctrine Society, in aid of their Library Fund, by ST. PATRICK'S ELOCUTION CLASS. PROGRAMME. PART 1-VOCAL AN,p INSTRUMENTAL. Ovorture— Selected. .Sheahan's Band Song-" Wrecked and Saved "..'Mr F. Stodart Pianoforto So'o-" Inland "..Miss D. Lynch Bong—"Won't you tell me why, Robin ("..Miss Clcta Loriu'an Kecitatiqn—"Richmond to his Soldiors"..Mas tor J. Montague Pianoforto Solq—Selected.. Hiss Kcturah Camp bell Dialogue—"The Quarrel; or Make my Coffee Strong". .Masters Lonercan and Mnrtin Pianoforte Duet—"Great Qiobo Quadrillo9".. Misses Lonergan and Lynch Song—Selected .Miss tiara Lorigun Comic Song and I)anco..Kirhy Brothers Song-" Love's Request"..Mixa Knight Pianoforte 11iwt-"Cbilporic"..Mißsos Butler Song—''Mid shipmtyo" (by request)..Mr G, E. Boylo Bong (comic)..Mf E. O'Haro INTERVAL. "Kosy Croqs" (galqp).. .....Band. PART 11.-BARCE-VAN UGLY CUS TOMER." Coobidy (a retired grocor) Master Franc's Martin So l.i.i (hisdaughfer)..MaßterThomasLonorgan Snapdragon (a cavalry orticer) '. Master J. Montague Westpn (a rival suitor). .MastorOsmond Lorigan Mary (maid-of-all-work)..Master Mattliew Carr F^ont Seats, 2s: Back do. and Gallery, Is. Doors; open at half;past seven; overture at 8 M. D. REGAN, Hon. Sep. lectures. T ECTDRE ON THE RESURRECTION (Tho Rock on which all liifldolity is wrecked for ever), BY f[MRY EX LEY, Kvasgbi.ist, From America, IN THE CHRISTIANS' MEETING-HOUSE, NORTH ROAD (Late. Congregational Chapel), TO-NIGHT (TtTKsnAY), AT 7.30. SEATS FREE. Alt. Ahe Invited. No Collection. Highway Board Notices. TmDEN TERRACE RQAD DISTRICT. Pursuant to tho Provisions of "The Road Boards Act, 1882," the Amondmont thereto of JBB3, 'and " The Regulations of Local Elections, Act, 187 C," I hereby notify that the following gentlemen havo beon diil,7 nojniriafed as caridi: dates for the offtno of Trustees for tho District aiiOyaiiamed :— Francis Thomas Raten John Mogipio James Phillips Edmy.r.d Taylui- Thomas Boucher IJjU As the number q{ Candidates (five) exceeds the number required (three), a Poll will b? taken at tho Board's Office, Edpn Terv^ee, on SATUKTJA.Y, the M o| May, 1881, bet\Voen the hoiira of V a.m. and 6 p.ni. F. ft. HEIGHWAY, Rotuvning OfllpWi April 23, 13S1. ■Vj-EWMA^KET""ROAb"" DISTRICT.. The Annual M/eetins of Ratopiayore of abwo District will bo held ?p, the Nowniarbet Hall on THURSDAY Next, tut May. at 12 o'clock noon. F. G, CLAYTON, Chairman, Honey. 4-*1 fb t0 Qlo'ooo LENT cm JBuiTding V BOsiety jffineiplea, or on Qtlier tenne to suit hßrrQWera.. Alltstrflepts ftanjjht and Houses built on Weekly Fayiflgnt System Mortgages and Loans negotiated, ape List of Properties tor Bale qn. Jth page. Sfcj per cont. allowed on money deposited Iqr inVestmer'.— V. Williamson Land. Estate, and Financial Agent and Valuer, High-street Auckland,



To Let TO LET, two large Front Rooms (Fern leigli-streol); rent; Ba. rr^O LET, single Boom, furnished or mi -L furnished, with use of kitchen iind sittins? room.—Apply for address at Stah UfHce. TO LET, Store in Queen-street, good position; also Ofllces with good light.— Apply \V. H. Tainc, :i, Queen-street. TO LET, a Furnished Bedroom with use of bathroom and parlour. Terms mode rate-Tor addross apply Stah olllco. mo LET, at Moui.t Albert, a Baker and JL Grocer's Premises; new oven.—Apply to James Bound, Post-ollice, Mount Albeit. 0 LET, 2 Unfurnished Rooms (use of kitchen). Ifts a week— R. K. Smith, Draper, near Walkor's Butchery, Karangahape Road. finO LET, Rooms in private house; gas, JL water, every convenience; good locality. —Stab Office. Tg^O LET, 1 or 2 Rooms, furnished or un- JL furnished; no children or other lodgers.— Apply Lambert, Butcher, Arch Hill. TO LET, Two R~oom~Unfurnished; water laid on.—Apply Mrs Eyles, Livei ri^O LET, v new 4-roomed House, well- JL finished, with register prate.-Apply to Mm Siiannon, Maoaula '-81. oll'Nawton Road. rjnO LET, in Brighton Uoud l'nniell.'o JL. 5 riomed C< t age ; rent, l'2a Gd.—Apply.to Bum White, Customs-street. rO LET, Furnished Apartment*, suit üble for a lady ond gentleman or two ?on'lemen friends, with or with or without board;— Address Stah office. TO LET, from Monday next, May 5, at Arch Hill, North Road, a Shop and Dwel ling ; Ko.a and water, 2 stall stable, store-room, &c—V. Warren, Karangahape Itoad. TO LET, Baker's Oven and all applian ces at Ncwmakot; central position,— Apply at once to D. F. Kvana, Land Agent, Quoen-Bt rect. TO LET, Veil-furnished House and 8 acres Oi «uod Laud, Mt. Roskill Road.— Apply J. R. Handerson. Mercantile Chambers, Quoen-strcot. TO LET OR FOR SALE, a perfectly New and Well-finished House of 12 rooms, with necessury on -' ulldings, &c ; an aero of volcanic land; fine view.— S. J. Aloss and Co., - hort land-street. 0 BE LET in Hepburn-street, h> a cheerful position, a new and convenient Family Fesidenco. having a hath-roon:, and water and gas laid on.—Apply to F. Q. Ewing ton, Estate Agent. O~l¥t, AT ~ M 6~U N T EDEN, either Unfurnished or Partly Furnisliod. Desirable 7-roomed Villa just leaving Builder's hands; Bathroom. Scullery, Out.house, ("on ere: o Tank. Verandah half -round, 9 Bay Win. dowa I 0 >my Storage beneath house; large levol volcanic Allotment, with frontage of 85 feet.—Ap.ily at Star office. T'~O~BE LET ON LEASE, Brown's Tslunl, containing about 200 acres; all volcanic soil. Planted with English grasses Pornmnent water. Tho residence is new, large, and commodious, with Bultablo outbuildings. Splendid shelter for boats in all weathers, and litabio either for a Gentleman's Residenco or a Dairy Farm. Situated within five miles of the North 9horo, and one milo from the main land. Steamers pass tho Island soveral time* daily.— Addross : Mr Leigh White. Scherll"s Buildiugp, Fort-streot, ONEH UNGA. -To Lot or Leaso, a Laifjo Stiie in Queen-street. Onohunga. opposite Savings Bank.— Apply to P. Clark, Agent. VriNE-ItOOMED HOUSE (new) To Lot J_ * or For Sale in Anglesea-street; bath-room, iras, ninuo. and evory convenience ; J-acro of land.-C. Williamson. Land Agent. High-st. YTfAKEHOUSE TO LET OR LEASE. Warehonso of two stories, with exce coluu, in Albert and I.ittlo Queen-streets. a TONKB & CO. Meetings. TTNITED SERVICE LODGE, 421, I.C. The Regular Mooting of this Lodgo will be held in the Hall TO-MORROW (Wednesday), Uie 30th inst.. at 7.3! p.m. All Masons invited. By command. J. MKLTon'. Secretary. ~^s;<jy fX A. C. B. SOC 1E T V.— ?'«&/ ;tl» JUVKNILK CONTINGENT. ISfiv? —A Meutinc of the abovo will tako W®?' placoon WKDNKSItAY, April SO, ut l,if 7.30 p.m. \ full nttnndancoof nifin- M bors 1h requested.-P. O'ICaNE, V Seoietary. T 0. U. T. The David Livingstone Lodge will meet on WEDNESDAY EVENING, at tho Temperanco Hall, at 7.30. SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. Tho First General Meeting of the Members of tho above. Society, to which the Public are invited, will bo held at the Theatre Royal on WEDNESDAY, tho 30th of April. 1841, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. The Patron, His Excellency tho Governor, will preside, and deliver an address, and Miss Jervois will be present. Tno Dress Circle will bo reserved toy Ladies and Ladies acenmpaniod by Gontlenien. G. X. BttASSEY. Hon. Secretary. WAITOKI GOLIMIININU COM PANY (LIMITED). Tho Ordinary Annual Meeting of the Share holders will be held at the Company's Office, Ne.w Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auckland, at 1.15 p.m., on WEDNESDAY, the 30th inst D. G. MacDOXNELL. Manager. Auckland, 19th April. 1881. mE^AROHA EUREKA GOLD-MINING _L COMPANY (LIMITED). The Ordinary Annual Meeting of the Share holders will be held at the Company's Oflico. New Zealand Insurance Buildings Auckland, at 3.30 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, tho 30th Instant- D. G. MaoDOXNELL, Manager. Auckla- d. April 19,1881. PREMIER GOLD-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). The Ordinary Annual Moeting of the Sham holders will be held at the Company's Office, New Zealand Insuranco Buildinss. Auckland, at 1 o'clock p.m. on WEDNESDAY, the 30th Ins'ant, D. G. MacISONXELL, Manager. Auckland. April lath, 18^4. IVfEW FIND GOLD-MINIJsG COM IX PANY ('LIMITED). The Ordinary Annual Meeting of the Share holders will be held at the Company's Ollice, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. Auckland, at 3 o'clock p.m., on WEDNESDAY, tho 30th instant. * D. G. MacD,ONNELL Manager. Auckland. April lHth. IfSU. '" AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. Tho Annual Mooting of Members of the above Association will be held at tho Oltice on FRI DAY, the 9th May, 1S8), at two o'clock p m., to reccivo Annual Report, Balnnco-Bhcct, and Elect Committee-men in place of thoso retiring. WM. PERCIVAL, Secretary. Drapery. pO TO THE T>ON "Tt/TABCHE, GENERAL PBAPERY ESTABLISHMENT, FQB THE T ATKST XTOVKLTJES IN ALt ■Li -^ JJEPARTM.ENTS, JUST RECKIVEP FJIOM THB ENGLISH AND CQNfINiMTAL MARKETS, Splendid sh,ow oC -Ye4v«toen, from Is 64 yd, Broche Silks. Satins, Droso Fabrics, Manches ter Goods, Millinery, Ribbons, Laces. Gloves, tfosiory. Ladies' and Children's Underclothing, Ulsters. Jackets, Umbrellas. &c, In great variety. Ladles should Inspect this. WKLL-SELECTED STOCK before purchasing t Isowhere. ThO RK^ARKA^i.V \n\\ QUOTATIONS CSjmot {ail to be appreciated. QUEEN-STREET, 2 doors from Wellcsley-st. mo BE SHOWN ON MONDAY, -*- APRIL 7, And following days, AT T. MoMASTER'S, QUKEN-STRKET, AT T. McAJASTEIt'S, QdEEN-STRRET, A Lahor Stock of NEW GOODS, JUST RECEIVED, BY Tltg NORTHUMBERLAND, Fkqm London, Comprising— NOVELTIES IN MANI'LES, MILLINERY, DRESSES, AND COSTUME?, MS* NEW QENERAL D.RAPERY, BLANKETS, ' FLANNELS, Etc., MENS CLOTHING, SHIRTS, HATS, AND SCARFS, AT T. Mc M A S T E R S, Opp«sit3 the Market. Land and Estitffi A«ents •vy L. MI?C 8J I h *ITQUgE. AK'U LAND AGENT. WANTEO-—A Good House, 10 xo^mit and up-, wards', iv a centyal position, suitable for Bofiv4icg Establishment, Albert Park, Symonds-street, or Upper Ilobson-atrect preferred, PARTNERSHIP.—A good tuainesa man with £500 Capital fs wanted to join a well estab lished City Business doing a profltabjo trade. The concern, is exceptionally good, TO INVESTORS,-I have a )ay#e number of Houses, in tho City a^d Suburbs tor saje alao A^etrflpnts \n Various pa}-ts, Fiirma, 1 MONEY.—Seyev-a.l Sujna to Lond on Vroeholtj BeemUy at current ratoa Qf i«tpreat. W, L, WTcIEtL., Et into, Financial, and Confidential Ag@nt, S, Mercantile Chambers, Qncen-street ~



For Sale FOR SALE, a bargain, a Cottage Piano, iron frairie (Trichord), quito now.—Apply Star Office. jL*Oi'. SALE, a smart Bay I'ony, suitable .V for Lady oryrung Gentleman.— Apply J. (iilmoro. .Mount Albert.. _____ FOR SALE, Country Hotel; good local trade; favourite resort town visitors.— Apply Star Ofilce. FOR SALE (a bargain), Secondhand Spring Cart; nearly new.—Apply Edin burgh Cnatlc Hotel. Syinonds-stroet. FOR SALE in Devonport, Houses from £225 to £1,600; also, good Allotments.— itco. Brown, ljund A Kent, Church-street, Devonport. 171 OK rMAIEiTiA'iK SALE, a (3-r.iomed ? Villa lteairtenco in Franklin lload, with two verandahs; whlpt laid on — Brd house (right hand Bide) from thu Bay. IVOR'S ALEr^roomed House (allotment JJ 37 X 120) with good range, and water laid i In. £125 down; remainder on easy terms.—F. Standing. Liverpool-street. "jTIOR SALE, House of 7 rooms in Bur- Jj leiffh-street, gas and water laid on. A good range and washhouse.—Apply to J. Sea brook. View Hoad. Mount Eden. FOR SALE, cheap, ono 50in Bicycle; ballbearings to hoth wheels.—Apply Mr J. Sltiuhs. Albert-si rent, onno.-iitc Clicruicside's, Cablnctmake; s, r.car flrcbell. 17I0R SALIC, Nortlicote, about ',i acres of . Land: fine building site; wuler frontage and splendid view, suitable for subdivision.— For further particulars, apply to J. It. ftunder son. Mercantile Chambers. Queen-street. FOR SALK, a Photographic Business (lease, pood-will of above) in the heart of city, containing studio. I rooms, and gallery; apparatus and fittings complete, £250.—Klchard son and Orawley, 81, Qui enstrei't. FOR SALE (a Bargain), 1-room House; brick chimney; quite new; Allotment. 33 x 117 (freehold); off Great North Road ; pricn. £o7 10s.—Heighton and Co., Uind Agents, 17", Queen-Btreet. Ofllees upstairs. OR SALE, Shirt Business, with all Appliances, including I machines; steam power, bench, work table, stools, etc. (cheap).— Heighton and Co., Agents. 177, Queen street. Olllci-s ups airs. FOR SALE, in Parnell, four Houses. Having had ono house burned down I am determino.l to sell the remaining four at any price. No reapoi.able offer refused.—Apply t> . .Sam White, Fencer, Cub oma-3treet. FOR SALE, a Farm within b' miles o^ Kawakawa, nay of Islands, containing SMi acres, all fenced and subdivided and well watered; 8-roomed House, Stable, &o.—Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray, Land Agonta, Fort street. "OR SALE, 200-acre Farm, Papakura Valley, 3 miles from Mamirewa Station : mot*llcd road; House and Outbuildings; GO acres in grass and fenced; good soil. Price, £506. £100 can remain on mortgage.—Apply Peter OUphant, Solioitor, High-street 17(OR SALE, 40 acres Land, having long . frontage to the beautiful Nthotupu ltiver—Auckland's future water supply and summer resort; being Allotment 29, Parbh of ICarangahape.—To be sold by auction on April 30th at R. C. Greenwood's mart. 17*011 SALE, Lucretius Bookg V. and VI., 1 Wakeneld'B Edition, Latin Notes; blbo, mi Edition of Swift's works, cotituininu-"Tale t.f a Tub," and " Battle of the Books;" both the abovo required for the University course of 1884, —Apply at Star Ofllce. FOR SALE, in Parnoll, the undermen tioned beautiful Allotments, adjoining the property of thc'ilon. H. Qhamberlain: Gladstone Road—One 00x2-14, one 50x234. frontinijTurania Terrace ; ftlm, one 50 x 1 0, fronting Clladstone Road and Tnrarua Terraco.—W, and J. Krater, Land Agents, Queen-street. OR SALE (Great Noith Road).—Nine roomed Residence, Stable and Outbuild inga, and larve Garden ; 5 Allotments, 131 x 220 fact, with M feot frontage to Stanle.> *-itycU A charml ig suburban residence; convenient distance ironi the el'y. Cards to \ iew at I■. F. Evans's, Kstute Agent. 1128 "17*011 IMMEDIATE SALE, a capital I. Freehold liusinets Site, in Kyber Phsb, consisting of a nearly new tjhop and a House of 6 rooms, with good workshop adjoining. The above offers are excellent opportunity to any one desirous of commencing business in a really good position.—P. J. Moss if Co., Shortland' street. 1710R SALE (Parnell), very pretty and ? convenient Vilja Residence of 7 rooms, i» good order, and comfortably fitted with cup boards, gus and k«s stoves, register grates, Venetian blinds, dresser, mcatsafe, Jlc, &c, Corner allotment, about 40 x 100. and lot adjoin ing, about 50 x 100; all taetcfullv laid out In Mower gardnn, &c., &c. iteaiiliful view, over looking the Uoivain, and very pleasant position. Prico, £500. Cards to view, fee.—D. F. Evanß, j Estate and Land Agent; 1" "riOR SALE (Commercial Road, just ' } beyond Men Terrace), a Very Cheap ' Verandah Cottage of 5 rooms; register grate, ■ cupboards, &c. Price, f270; cash requiied. f2&; balance on easy terms,—D. F. Evan?, Estate and Land Agent. 137 i IjM)R SALE (Mount Edon Road), Capital , 1 House—seven rooms, bath-room, scullery, stable, buggv-bou o, wash-house, harness-room, storeroom, workshop, dairy, concrete cistern with pump, gas in each room; largo allotment, croud site. Cheap.—Kdw. Wayt«. 5. Mercantile Chambors. NewHoUßcsof six.rooms, &c., gas in each room, £500 each only, or to let. FOR SALE, Commodious and Comfort able Residence of 11 apartments, replcta with all modern comforts and conveniences, such as bathroom, fitted with h t and cold water appliances; gns laid on to II rooms; gas grato and kitchen stove. The houso i3 in first class order; the rooms lofty and spacious; verandah and balcony on two sides, command ing a grand view of the city, harbour, and ship flng. This property (known as residence of A. )ewar, Esq.) is pleasantly situated on College , Hill, on the main road; 'buses pass the uoor every few minutes, besides being on,ly about twenty minutes'walk from Post-office. Th'sLs 8 a dolightfu' residence for a family, or would make a first-class Boardine-house.— Sot further particulars, apply to I>. F. Evans, Land and Estate Agent, Auctioneer, &c, Quoen-strect (next Bank of Australasia). T7IOR SALE, Small Gas Engine (Bishop's), Jp two men power; in good working order.— j Apply Alex. Tait. Lonv -trcet. EAFIELb VIEW ROAD—Comfortable and well finished Cottage, in perfect condi tion, for Sale a 1). F. Evans, Estate and Land Agent. ' TJI O \\ SALE. islano~qr"axgks. Just arrived, per Oamaru, 40.000 Dozen, in first-, class condition. Next boat in about a month. Storo: Union Sash and Door Company's Oflice, CustomhouserStreot. ! Address- C. BAGLKY, Parnell Rise, Auckland, im O R SALE. HOTEL PROPERTY, in ono of tho Principal Coast Towns of, the North Island, containing 28 rooms; Bizo of dining-room, 34x22, and the ' other- roorqs correspondingly large. The owner is about to leave the colony, and offers this property at a very Jaw figure. Average takings. £70 per week. ■ t RKMUERA.—ISAoreaof Land, facing the Main c Road, subdivided into Grass Paddocks and t Orchard, t BAY OF ISLANDS.^-Two Farms, Freehold and Leasehold, containing fiCl and 496 Acres of rich Volcanic Land, plenty of wood and . water, House of S rooms, and close to a post and tolegraph Qflloe. Subdivided into Twelve Paddock?, laid down in English Grasses, i WAIKATO.—IOO Acres near Huntly; £2 per - aero; Bush and Fern Land, containing from i nine to ten million (cot Kahikatea. Rimu, 1 and Slata Timber, with Two Cottages, and i Land partly Ploughed and Fenced. 60s per acre. A. SCOTT & CO.. 73. QijofiH-Bt. ; TIOR IMMEDIATE SALE, VALUABLE CITY FREEHOLD PROPERTY, SITUATED IN QUEEN-STREET, Tho property comprises tfcat Valuable Free hold Allotmont and BullillnK situatod in Queen streot, and occupied by Mr G. Staines. The building cqnaists of Large Double Shop (33x27), 0 dwolling rooms, and lofty storo room (50 x 27). ' This property, Bltuated in close proximity to tho Town Hall site, is without doubt one of tho best investments now offering, and should com mand tho immediate attention of investors and capitalists. For further particulars apply at once to D. F. EVANS. Land and Kstate Agent, Queen-street (next Baukof Australasias. VONDALE.—NearIy 9 Aorea excellent Land for Kale, in vrass; a bargain; or will sell a poylicm,—C. Williamson, Estate Agent, High-streot. {^ AS COOKING STOVE, Second-hand, VX For Sale; prico 355; cost fou.r guineas.— Apply J. L. Kelly, Star office, . nrECUL ~'W O T I C E. T'.va grand Allotments, oach 200 x 210 deep, of Won, lovfll. volcanic soil, magnificent view, fac ing the Ranges, healthy and bracing; fenced round, and in gross; in a rapidly-increasing locality, at Mount Albert Station,; p^fce, 2.1s per , foot. 'Bußcsand trains several timea a day,— Apply Mr A. COX. Mj^Cftntile C^tmbera. /^vyiTP. NEVy.—Hou3o °f 1 rooms with \rJt Bath, City Water Supply and Gaslaid oa. well finished; slate roof, ornamental fence frontage; allotment of 10 x Ha, vvea drained; situate in healthy and p'eaaant locality in the - city with good v^w. This is n, property well ' worthy of attention, Hnd will be sold- immedi ately, Prico only £700, of winch £4QQ jiiay I remain at 8 per cent for a term oy veaw.—J. K. RANDERSON, Auctipnoe;. ftud Land Agent, Mercantile Chambers, : Tramway"" terminus. - Marine Villa Site 56 x 233, fenced on %v/a aides [ with double belt of trees, back {rent ajid up the : centre. Splendid view.1 v;Woh can never be ■ built out. Must feo Brfid, and now offered a de cided bargain at £220.. Also, a very superior littlo villa in Clarence-street, cheap, at SSeO — W, L. Mitchell, 8, Mercantile Cfcmnß** "]\yfEJißQ3|l, a LARGE ALLOTMENTS, I.T-L CHEAP. K^^l^teioir^ 0^ WellingtOß'JtroWt'fcliy), £15. Lola M and 55 Bella-street, Ellej^ie, large depths, 20s. Bayfleld, very largo A¥*iMcnt, £90, £100, and 22s 3d per tad. Mount ftoakill, 50 x UStt Gins., 45s per fqs& Devonport, large Allotment, £2 per ioet. Richmond Road, 117 feet lfita «ees>, £2 153 per fopt. cheap. College Road, £7 per toot. Gladstone (Noxthcoto), 1 acjre, £85, Melford-street, £2 10s per foot. Novthcoto. cheap, £601 IOOx 161. Mount Eden, Prospect Torracs. cheap.2ss per (U Mount Edep, Cottage, very cheap, Newton, Cottatre. only £3?0. Birkwhcad^2o aer*g. oKnaja. Surrey IfillsTg^to, .i Rrn.ftd Allotment*, £5 porf t AlftO.e^cmillionsca.iffr " v W. GVhL IV & P., . OaoMßsaV: &UAMBVRB, sa, Qvstat-artaan.



Public Notices. HOTOS. FOR THE MAIL.-A few Early Prints of a Scries of Vikwb of Auckland, by <\>luk, on sale at Messrs Upton and Co.'s, Qucon-Btraet. DON'T Miss Seeing "An Ugly Oup tomcr," at the Lornc-street Hall, TO NIGH™. \rOTICE.- 132 took 7th prize at Mm -Ll Parker's Art Union, not 122. CJOCIETV Of ARTS EXHIBITION O will be Closed THIS EVENING, in conse quence of Usual Practice of Choral Society.— Josiaii Maktin, Seirutury. /CARDINALS MARCH.—Copies may be \j hail at Eaily'B Music Warehouse. Quet-.n-st. 0' T I C E. MrA.R. Wilson luia not been in our employ since A\>r'\ 13"Ii. ! lie public ore hereby re rjiiestfcl not to pay him any Monies or give Orders on our ace unt. —And oblige, youra faithfully. JOHN OHKY & SONS. mo THE PUBLIC— Practical knowledge JL of Cereals enables me to guarantee my Uigestive Bread more nutritive than white bread.—J. Hobley. 39, Grey-street. BICYCLES and Tricycles at lowest rates. ;0 just received and for sale for cash or deferred payments.—W. C. Dennea, Queen-at. T' HE LATE FIRE.—I beg to return Thanks to ail thope persons who so gene rously helped me to Remove Stock during the JdtUireii Vi toria Btrect, more especially to Mr Akora and Mr Burrington, to whose energy I owe the Saving of tny Goods.—H. Johnaon, Victoria-street, MCAPJI takes this opportunity io • return his sincere thtn<B to all those cind frionds who so ably and willingly rcnderid him such valuable assistance at the Kiro in A 1 toria-stroct on Monday morning. / 1 EORGE WILLIAMS, Boatman, begs \X to return his thanks for the numerous subscriptions collected by Henry J. Coupland, amounting to £13165. TVTISS PEATE, Fashionable Dress and tJL Mantle Maker (from London, late of Sydney). Style, fit, and good work combined. 1 .casons given in Cutting and Fitting.—Nelson street, oppose St. James's Church. DIMELOW'S BOOKKEEPING.—For Schools and Self tuition. Set one Is; post Is 2d.—Upton & Co . Booksellers; Auckland. JSTHITE (the marvellous) Domestic, IT Standard, Wertheim. Frister and P.oss man, Home Shuttle, &c, Sewing Machines for ph or deferred payments.—W. C. Dennes, leen-street. . __ 3IANOFORTES Tuned and Repaired by an experienced hand from Kirkman's, London. Tuning, .is; Hammers Refelted, one inpa.—W. Sior. Karanjjahape Road, Newton (opposite Prime's, Ironmonger). ■ "VTOTICE —I have just received, direct -Li from Wallliam American Watch Com pany, 12 Ladies' Gold Keyless Watches; 12 Gents' Keyleso Gold Watches, all of the vest quality poln—Plain, Engraved, and Knamolled Cases.—T. 11. Lewisson. Watchmaker, opposite Union Bank. TVTOTICJE is hereby given that the _Ll Partnership existing between William Collinuham and Freoman Hose, under the'flrra of " Collinsrhani nnd Rose," Beer Eottlers, was this day DISSOLVED by mutual consent, the business to be carried on by I'rerman Rose. Dated this 10th flay of April, 1881. WILLIAM COLL'NGHAM. FRKKMAN ROSE. Witness; Jas. Hkndry. April 2!','lßß'. LICENSES to KILL GAME, under the Proviaions of "The Animals Protection Act. 1880," cun now bo obtained nt tho Chief Post-office. Auckland, anl at any Country Office which is also a Money-order Office, on payment of the fee of £1 10s Licensee to Sell Game, pWce £5, can only be obtained at tho Aucklund Office. The Game Season. 1884, extends from Ist May to 3lst July. mo BUILDERS AXD PROPERTY 1 OWN Kits. The undersigned ara prepared to Excavate Allotments in the Lower Parts of tho City upon uiicciully favourable terms. W. & G. WIXSTONB. A UCKLAND GAS COMPANY -"- l (LIMITED). REDUCTION IN PRICE O-F QA9. Notice is hereby given that the price of Gas in all districts now supplied on the South Side of tho Harbour is Ten Shillings per Thousand Cubic Feet, subject to a Discount of Two ] Shillings and Sixpence per Thousand Cubic Feet if tho Accounts are paid within the time in which Difcount is to b. allowed, as stated on the Company's Accounts. By ord r of the Board of Directors K. B. PAPvdOSS, Secretary. March 14.1851. iS EW LJAW t AKTiNERSHiI. riiK I)NJ)KRSIGNKII bug to announce tint Jioy have Comnienoed Vraetico in Co-purtner ihlpaa HARRiaTEKS AND SOLICITOUS. [n Chambora In Hioh-btrkut opuoilto Mr W. Itkin's Printing Office. S. W. BURTON. W. J. NAPIEF. Auckland, September 22nd. 188?. , Corporation Notices. piTJ OP AUCKLAND. fixingHevels. I It is hereby notified that it is the intention of ■ the City Council of Auckland to Fix tho Levels >f Oxford-street. Exeticb-street, and East- ] stkkkt (between Symonds and Upper Qu:;en itreets), Earangahape Ward. Plans may bo seen in tho City Engineer's 3flico, High-street, Auckland, within office hours, and all persons interested herein, or liable to be aggrieved thereby, will be heard by City Council at a Meeting to be held on THURS DAY, May tho 29th, 1884, at half-past six p m. All objections must bo made in writing, addressed to the Council, and Bent to them not leas than ten (1Q) days before the day appointed ooi which to hear objections. P. A. PHILIP 3, Town Clork. I'own Clerk's Office, April 25,1881. 400 Educational. R \V. BRADSHAW, Professor of Dancing, has arrived from Australia, throughout which ho has taught the graceful art He is thoroughly conversant with all the Newest Styles of the day. Mr W. B. has taught dancing all over Europe, and given universal satisfaction. Terms—Adults, 15s; and OtUldren, 10s per Quarter. Schools and private families ftttonded. Classes will be formedintheSub.urbs and at the North Shore, particulars of which in a future advertisement, iwaxly applications solicited. Keeidence—Hobscn^treet, opposite . St. Matthew's Church, Medical Mil W. H. JONBS, 11.R.C.V.5.,L. , (Member of the Royal College of Vctor- ' mary Savsuons, London), lato Veterinary Sur geon. North Metropolitan Tramway Company, London, has commenced practice in Auukland, ' and may bo consulted <m Diseases o| Horses, Cuttle, and I>omcßW.vft*e«t Animals at the . Masonic Hotc' v P^ncea,-strcel;. All communica tions 1^ at M;r H>slett's, Chemist, Qneen-st tt|ill receive prompt attention. Telephone No. 10. Tho Kcgipt,ei; of. Members of tiio Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons can bo seen at Mr Haslptl's, DX. W 1 I, X l" N v COXSULTINO fiURGEOX, is at his Surgery hir GENERAL PUACTICE: Mornings—lo until 12 o'clock Kvoning-7.3oaiitil&3o. 1 Afternoons (2 to, « more espeoially for EVE, EAR. and TRHOAT DISEASES. CONSULTING BOOMS: "orner Que S n*treßt md West ajjeen-Btreet opposite South Brltißh Insurouoo Buildings, A,up%land. VIOLENT Raging Toothache is in nearly overy instance wst^ntaneoaßly cured by using Odojitalgicoo, th,e new remedy. Is.—C. W. Goodßon, London Arcaqo. ~L> KDEF from Cough in Ten Minutes.— AY SIIARLAND'2 CHEJIRV PECTOPvAL. Price, 2s Gd and l»6d.—F. C. Sharland, opposito the Post office, TDOSELINB kqb Wi HAIR--This ele Xl) gaot pjopfttation completoiy eollpsee every artioU of a similar kind now beforo the aiiWic,—Price, Is6d a bottle..—Sharlakd. Apothecaries' HalL WO R M «. AU oblldres auficr rVom them. If Busuected. ask for the Certain Ouf^. SHABLAND'S WORM POWDERS, lapaoke'. Apothecaries' Hall, oppoaite Poat-offlcn. ATS!, RATBI BATS!-Use 1 SHARIiAND'S PHOSPHOE PASTB, Rats eat it greedily, and die: no swell. Price, One Shilling a. Bottle. F. 0. SHARLAND opposite Pout-office, . moOTHACHS cURB — lßstantaneoa «, ARNOLD'S PENNT ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.—The mart Muralar nißdicine of the day. Price, 2s 6d abcutf-Oolo nlal Agent. F. O. SiMKUKP, ODPOtiM tb» Pett-



Personnl. "YsriLL Miss Kelly please Call on Misi T I tiimlinar. Dressmaker, Hohsonptrcftt i I~> WILLIAM HYDE (or a\VAJtSi)wiU Communicate with his Friends in York, England, ho will hear of something to his advantage.-—Other papcrß pleat o copy. IF Mb McKNIGHT, the gentleman who came from Navua by the Penguin, on Tues day last, would bo 80 kind as to call on Mr A. Anderson, College Hill, opposite the Cascade Store, as it is something of importance, he will oblige. • THE persons seen detaining my Dog in Queen street on Monday, answering tho name of Puck, will be prosecuted if tho dog is not released.— V. Henwood, Willow-Btreet. ATRIMONIAL.—A Well-to-do Out settlcr seeks a Protestant Lady (20 to 25) as a Wife—Full particulars at Hannaford'a j Agency. MATRIMONIAL.— A Sober Industrious Working Man. who has saved a few hundreds of pounds, seekn a Catholic Wife, 25 to 30.—Full particulars at Hannaford's Agenoy. "XT 0 T I 0 B. I hereby Challei gc any Baker in Auckland to say anything againet my Character, or any oilier person in the World. CHARLES KING, Chapel-street, late 40th Regiment. Lost and Fonnd* 4*-| REWARD.-Strayed from Ellers d&J- lie < n Sunday, 2 Young Light-coloured Hod and White Cows (in milk), and 1 Young Red Heifer, with strap round neck.—Tho above reward will be paid on.returning same to Colonel Ijawaon, Ellerslie. LOST OR STOLEN from Grey-street on Sunday morning, tho 27th April, a Black and-Tan Terrier Slut, about six months old; ears just rut.—s3 reward on returning it to J. Saxon, Grey-street, or Masefleld's Foundry.—lf found 1 in any person's possession after this notice they will be prosecuted. LOST, on Friday last, a Fawn-coloured Bulldog. Reward for his return. If not returned after this notice, it will bo put in the hands of the police—W. Wilkinson, Mount Roakill Hoad. LOST, last Friday, a Parrot, red-and green —Anyone returning the same to MrsMuckie, Lower Vinccnlstrtot, will be re warde 3. ____ F'IOUND, a Log, marked " H.C." If not claimed In 11' days will be sold to pay ex penses.—A. T. Patterson, Devonport I7IOUND, drifting to sea, a Centre-board JL Boat, painted blue and white inside and out; sail and oars; half-full of water when found—Apply J. Harrow, Buna Vista, Lake, North Shore. Auctions. TO-MORROW, 10 o'clock a.m. lIOBART FRUIT, ex e.s. Mtmapouri, AUCKLAND FRUIT, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, at Arthur's Mart, to-morrow, at 10 o'clock a.m., 386 CASKS HOBAUT FRUlT—well assorted AUCKLAND APPLES, Pears, Lemoae, &C..&0. , " • B. TONKS.J [B. O. CARB.J (B. D. TONKB. TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock. THADE SALE OF TWEEDS. B. TOPICS & CO. TVJTILL Sell To-morrow, at 11 o'clock, 19 CASKS TWKKD3, just landed ex Nor- ..,*■ . thumborland, |p TO-MORROW, AT 11 O'CLOCK. CARBINES & TAYLOR WILL Sell by Auction at their rooms, at 11 o'clock, PRODUCE Hams and Baoon. Oats. Maize. Wheat, . Tea. Sushi, Flour, Oatmeal, Potatoes, Ouions, &o. Also. • • Goneral Assortment of Drapery, Clothing, ' Household Furniture, and Sundries. CARBINES & TAYLOR, Anctlonoers. B. TONKS.] [R. C, CARK.] [B. D. TONKS. TO-MORROW, At 11 o'Clock. :;■„ TRAD-B SALE OF MEN'S, BOYS', AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING, SHIRTS, "' • TWEEDS, &c, &c., &c " ' B. TONKS & CO. TYfILL Sell Tomorrow (Wednesday), : the 30th instant, at 11 o'clock, 23 CASES OP MENy, YOUTHS', AND BOYS' SEASONABLE CLOTHING, SHIRTS, TWEED 3, &C, %0., &O W. S, COCITRANEJ [JAS. DAOBB THURSDAY, MAY 1. : ; At Chobch-street, Po.nsosbv. DRAWING-ROOM SUITE, BRUSSELS CARPET, WARDROBE, LARGE COPPER, BOILER, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; ■> THE Subscribers have received'instruc tlons from Mr Ingram to sell, at his resi dence, Church-street, Ponsonby, on Thursday. *,i May 1, ateleyen o'clock, HOTJSKHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of Walnut Hrawing-room ■ Suite, Brussels I Carpet, Italian Walnut Whatnot, Table, Wardrobe, Iron, Bedstead, Spring Mat-' > trass, Chcsj; Drawers, Waahstand and ■ ' Ware, Carpet, Pouch, Tables. Curtains, Linoleum. Chairs, Pictures, Filter, Crock ery, Kitchen Utensils, Garden Imple ments, &c. Also, Largo Washing Copper : j. . r Portable Ores, BAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. THURSDAY, MAY 1. By Obder op the OFPiorAt Assignsb ik ; •: Bankruitcy. IN THE ESTATE OF GEO. FOSTER, : BOOT MANUFACTURER. ATUOWM?^K IEMIBES ' , GABRIEL LEWIS . i' \ HAS received instructions from the Offi-' cial Assign co in Bankruptcy to sell by auction as above, THE WHOLE OF THE STOCK-IN TRADE, AS UNDER, Commencing at \\ O'Clock,— COLONIAL MADK-- Men's Watertight Boots, Bluchers, Bal morals, Shooting, Ehistic-side, Knee Boots, and Shoes; Lasts, Lace. Klastic-side, Bal- ' , maiaKßutton, and Uaiiy Boats and Shoes; Girls', Mal'lo', Ijch, itlastlo side. Button Boots and Shoes; Boys' and Youths' Elastic- ■ side, Lace, Bluchers, and Stioes; Men's.' Women's, and Children's Slippers. UPPERS- _>— Men's, Women's, and Children's Closed Uppers (assorted), French Calf. LEATHERS- Kib, Tweed, Spljt Levant. Patent Kid. Beal- Bkfns, Coloured ttoans. Solo Leather, Klautlo - Weba,,BiadiiiK. GRINDERY— , Screws, Neitau Needles, Toe and Heel Plate* i Eyelots, Silk Twist and Machine Threads. i Butt»ns Soaking, Paper. Pegs, Rivets, Can vas, Offal. . : : S VARIOITB- Ink. Slipper Cloth, Laces, Hose, Sofa, Letter* , * prejs Offloe Fixtures. Scales, &c, &c, &c. TUESDAY, MAY 64 EX TONCIARIBO, "VTELVETEENS, MEN'S, BOYS' ANl> YOUTHS' WINTER CLOTHING, HATS, SHIRTS, DRESS GOODS, TWEEDS, kts, &c., &c. " , Pavtwuliivs in future issue. v GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer, : . . FRIDAY, MAY 2. : THE HAYMARKET. -. • • , ' •: , 'i j, ■■■ FOR SALE, at the Iloyinartet. on"t :FHdaynext, ~ SO TONS SYDNBT BONEDUST (Fersyth)*