SUPREME COURT.-Criminal Sessions.

Yesterday Concluded.

{(6to his Honor Mr Justice Gillies.) ViOLf Assault. — The case against Laurfc Walsli and Patrick Walsh, junr., for aiolent assault upon Patrick Walsh, eenr,'v*s finished when we went to press yestiay, and Mir E. Hesketh wss addres gjngho Court for the defence. The Crown i'roicntor followed, and His Honor then sunned up at some length. The jury svljikcw, nnd did not return a^ain into (Jotfc until after nine o'clock, when they bright in a verdict of "Guilty" iigalnst tb prisoners, with a strong recommenda tjn, however, to mercy. His Honor de #red the sentence till this morning.

This Day.

. TrtK Violent Assault CAsts.—Laurence And Patrick Walsh, junr., convicted of a Violent assault upon Patrick Walsh, senr,, / wfcre brought up lor sentence at the opening of the Court. Mr Hesketh briefly addressed tHe Court in mitigation of judgment, laying stress upon the prisoners' previous good character, «.nd pointing to tlio faot that t!ie elder prisoner had a wife and family of seven children entirely dependent upon him for their support. The boy Petei1, who appeared yesterday as a witness, was the only one able to work tor his living. On being asked if lie Wished to say any thing, the younger prisoner declared that William Moroney's testimony was false, and thon went on to make ssome sort of threat against the prosecutor.—The prosecutor came forward, and Was about to1 speak on behalf of his relatives, when ho was peremptorily stopped by His Honor, who then proceeded to pass sentence. Me said that to his mind tho evidence upon which the prisoners had been convicted was such that no jury could have done otherwise than find them guilty, and if it had not been for tho very gross provocation Which they had received he should have felt bound to give them a very exemplary sentence, for their conduct had been brutal in the extreme. Under such provocation ns they had received, he should not have been surprised had they promptly knocked down the man who had come to insult and annoy them, and in that case the punishment meted Out to thorn would have been nominal. But they went altogether further than waa necessary either for their own protection or , for administering reasonable punishment to the prosecutor for his conduct. Under the circumstance of their having received such provocation, and looking to their previous good character and tho recom mendation of the jury, with which he entirely agreed, ho would make the sentence As light as he could, but it would have to be sufficient to vindicate the law, and to cause tho prisoners to control their passions in future. He feared that the younger prisoner atill harboured vindictive feelings, but but }io hoped that this case would be a lesson to him to restrain his passions in future, and not attempt to take the law into his own hands. It he should do again, thin con viction would be remembered against him, and it would go all the harder with him. The prisonerg were then sentenced to six months' imprisonment with hard labour. Forging avd Uttering,—Goorge Davrel, alias Paverel, pleaded guilty to forging an order for the payment of monoy on tho 19th November last, and with uttering tho same. As it w.-ih the first offence and he had con fessed to it, His Honor said that he would not give suoh a seroi<o punishment as would otherwise bo tho case. Ho then sentenced the prisoner to 12 months' im prisonment with bard labour. Tbo Domain Xtapo Caso. Henry Goodward wao arraigned upon an indictment charging him with having on tire 12th January committed a rape Upon Ellen Pajno in the Auckland Domain. Tho prisoner, who was defended by Mr J. A. Tole, pleaded "not guilty." Mr Hudson Williamson (Crown Prosocutor) ononed tiro case, and thon adduced ovidenca as follows j—

Kllen Payne deposed : 1 nm a domestic servant, and have been in Auckland about ton months. I went to live at the North Shore after I arrived in Auckland, taking a situation there. I remained in it for six months, and during that time I was rarely in tho city. After that time I camo to live in tho Shelly Beach Road. I was never in tho Domain until tho 2nd of January last, when I went there in the company of Mr Mclntyre, who was courting mo at the time. It was in the field whore the fun was going on that we went. Wo did not go adiong the trees at all. We left about balf-past four. I was IS years of ago on the 9th of November last, and I camo to Auckland from K«nt. I know tho man in the dock. I mot him for the first time on the 2nd of January in Albert-street, and Mr Mclntyro introduced me to him. I did not rik to him, however. On tho 11th of aary Jaat I was out of employment, and went to Hannaford's Registry to look for a situation. I made an engagement there ■with Mrs Hedger, who was present, and Mrs Hannaford gave me Mrs Hedger's ad dress on a piece of paper. It was—"Mrs Hodger, Kyber Pass Road, butcher." I did not then know where the Kyber Pass Road was, nor did I ask where it was. Mrs Hedger said that I was to be there some time in the evening. After that I went to see a shipmate, and stopped with her until a little after 7. I then left in order to catch a 'bus that I might go to Mrs Stevenson's for my clothes. There was no 'bus, however,-and I went on to the Salva tion Army service in the Albert-street Temperance Hall in tho hope of seeing Mr Mclntyre. He was in tho habit of attend ing meetings there when it was not lodge night. I did notfind MrMdntyrc there, and 1 therefore sat down. The prisoner was sitting on the opposite side of the hall, but after a time he camo over and sat beside two ladies in the seat immediately in front of me. I asked him the time, and he told me that it was half-past nine. I then got up and came out by one door, and the pri soner followed mo by another. We met on the steps of the hall. I asked him whether ho had seen Mr Melntyre, and he replied, "No," but said that he believed he had gone to the Good Templars' lodge. I then told him that I was going to a fresh situation, and that I did not know my way, as I had lost the 'bus. I showed him the address, and he said that he knew where it was, and would take me there. We then went up Victoria-street and along Chapel stfeet. He stopped at one place there and ' remarked that he was going for his coat, as it was getting chilly. He then left me for a short time, and returned with his coat on his arm. I did not know the names of the streets at that time, but believed we were going straight to Mrs Hedger's. We were not arm in arm. It was not a very dark night, but there was no moon. On our way thence we passed tho Albert Park and the Grammar School, and at last we came to the Domain. We passed through a gate which only one could paBS at a time, and the prisoner went first. We crossed a little bridge, and walked along for about five minutes. After getting beyond the gate I turned back again, saying that I did not like the road. He assured me so earnestly, however, that it was the nearest road, that I again went on with hire. After Agoing up a hul he sat down. He had my umbrella with him, and I asked him to give it to me. He said "No," and wanted me to sit down with him, but I would not. He then got up, took me by the shoulders, and put mo down. He next began to attempt the assault, and I screamed out, when he threatened to give we a good punching if I continued to do so. After some struggling I managed to get up and run away. He ran after me, caught, and threw me down. He again attempted the assault, and this tinfe succeeded in having intercourse with me. I then went away, but could not go very far, a3l was in too much pain. He came after me and pulled me down again, placing my right arm under him. We remained in that way a long time, but he was not saying any thing to me. After this ho had intercourse with me again. He lay still for some minutes longer, and then went away. Before going he asked mo if I wanted any money. I replied "No;" that I wanted nothing but my liberty. I asked him the time and he told me it was half-past six. He then went away. I sat still for some time, and then, after looking about for my hat and cape, I found and put them on, and went away. In going along I saw a gentle man sitting upon a seat, and I asked him where I could get a 'bus that would take me to Ponsonby. He said that I was a long way out of the road, told me that it was half-past seven, and then showed me the way out. At the gate out of the Domain (the same one, I think, by which I had entered) I met with another man, and inquired if there was a 'bus running by there, or where I could get a 'bus for Ponsonby. [The witness here identified George Lunn as the man referred to.] He replied that no 'bus ran by there, but that I would have to go to Queen-street for one. He further said that he was going that way, and would take me part of the way. He took me as far as the Choral Hall, and then directed me the way to Qneen street. I went straight round by Govern ment House, and down to Qneonsticot. Ktreet by the side of the Albert Park. I did not go into tho Park and sit down with Lunn. I got into the half-past 9 Ponsonby 'bus on reaching Queen-street, and went to Mrs Stevenson's, where I got my box of clothing, and returned with it by the 'bus to Queen-streee. There I entered the

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Uemtiera, 'btls, and tho drlVeE eofc me doWtt at Mrs Hedger's iri Kyber Pass. Qh.thb night, of the assault I Ms dressed In a gray felt hat, a little lace cape, and a gray dress, trimmed with blue satin; My underclothing consisted of two petti coats, stays, chemise, and drawers. I forgot to say that I picked up my sash at tho same time as I recovered my capo and hat, and that I put it in my pocket. My dress got torn at the side and in front, but. nothing elso Was torn. The ground where the assault took place was dry and grassy. I had kid gloves upon my hands all night. That was the third day on which t had worti them. In the morning the right one was split at the thumb, and the kid of both was all rough. I wore them only two or three times after that I eventually handed them to the Magistrate at the Court, [At this stago the bearing apparel Was pFd» duced, and the rents in the dress pointed out as well as the teat- In the gloves.] I resisted the prisoner as far as my Strength allowed me—To Mr Tole :My parents are not alivo; I Was in service for abbut five yetu's Altogether before I left handon. X came to tills colony by myself in the shir) Rangitikei; I don't think I over told this prisoner why I left my placo, or that I satd that It was jiiedause I stopped out. While I was in Mri Adnatn's employ at thb NortH Shore t waa. several tihies in town. Thß feasoh of my leaving her service Was this : On the 9th of November I gbt an afternnbh to mysblf for the first time; Mrs Adhani asked me if I would be back at 8 o'clock. I replied that I did not knowi and as I Weilt to the Theatre that night I did flat, get back till late. Mrs Adriath spoke sharply to me, and I suppose I answered her as I should ntit have done. That was the cause of my leaving. I knew Mr Mclntyre there. After I had been at Mrs Adnam's about six Weeks I missed the six o'clock boat one even' ing;and a policeriian, after getting my name, took me to the Albert Hotel, where I stopped for the night. I returned by the morning boat. When I was at Mrs Stevenson's I went one night to the Theatre, returning directly after the performance. Mrs Steven son spoke to me next day, and 1 left shortly afterwards. I left Mrs Hedger's on the day that tho prisoner was committed for trial, as I was too 111 to return to Work. Mr Mclntyre went and told Mrs Hedger so; my box is still at her place. When tho prisoner first sat down in the Domain he caught hold of the bottom of my dross, and as I ivould not sit dem-n, it tore. That is how one of the rents was caused. I told him that ho was tearing my drdSSi Then, finding that he could not pull me down, he jumped up, caught hold of my shoulders, and pulled me down. (Left sitting.)

TELEGRAMS.

Serious Accident to a Farmer.

Cambridge, this day.—John Hutchinson, farmer of Okatau, whilst engaged driving a mob of sheep home from Canibridgo across the swamp road last evening, was thrown from hia horse and seriously injured. It appears ho had been galloping after som« stray sheep, wlion hia horse stumbled and fell, rolling over him. Ho had been lying on the road for about an hour and d-half, when he was picked up by somo gentleman passing on horseback and convoyed to Kotorangi Station, when medical aid was sent for.

Fireworks at Thames.

Thames, this dny.-^-A grand fire and water-work display took place at tho Bank of Now Zealand corner last night in honour of the visit of Mie Governor. A very largo crowd gathered. Tho Gubernatorial party witnessed tho display from the Pacific Hotel windows. His Excollency afterwards sent far Superintendent Price and thanked him for the Brigade's effort. One of the descending rockets Pot firo to tho llaurake Drill Hull, but was put out before much dnmage was dono. The Discovery of Gold at Collarbone. :

Thames, this day.—A trial lot of 3 loads from Belcher It. Workman 8 claim at Col larbone Creek gavo sobs. 17dwte. melted gold, worth 13 por oz. This reef, which waa lately discovered, is 4 feet wido\

Another Farmer killed.

Oamaiut, this day^A farmer at Pnkuro named Robert Walker was found dead on the North Road this morning. He was riding homo last night and had evidently been thrown his horse.

Christcuuhcii, this day.—At the Lyttel ton Magistrate's Court this morning a Cus toms officer named Caverdalo was lined £18 for dealing in smuggled goods—viz., 581bs of tea, smuggled anhoro from tho s.s. Ruapehu.

Auckland Sharemarket.

Qucon of Beauty—Sellora, 2s 3d Princo Imperial—lss (3d, ISa fld; buyers, los Cd ;

sellers, 16s Success-Buyers, is; sellers, Os Waicongotnai—ls Od, Is lOd; buyers. Is 9d ; sel lcrs. Is Ud Now Find—os

The project for the erection ot a Second battery at Te Aroha is not meeting with the success it deserves. Out of 5,000 shares in the company, come 2,600 have been applied for in Auckland, but the To Aroha people, who are mainly interested, have only taken up 500. At a meeting of tho provisional committee in counection with the battery to-day, Mr F. A. White, on behalf of Mr Stacey, Raid that if all the shares were not taken up by next week he would wash his hands of the whole affair. From the sale of forfeited and reserved shares the Waio rongomai Company has now £600 in hand, and this the directors propose to expend on shares in the new battery company.

At the Board of Education to-day, Mr R. Hobbs was re-elected Chairman.

An inquest was opened this afternoon at the Hospital before Dr. Tennenf, corocßt, ■and a jury on tho body of Mary Grannity, who died from the effect* of ft serious acci dent at a boarding-house in Albert-street last week, full particulars of which have ap peared in a previous issue.

Mr Herbert H. Smith will exhibit his Panorama of the World and Mirror of New Zealand at the Oddfellow's Hall, Ponsonby> this evening, and to-morrow afternoon for schools. Mr Smith has taken a photo, of the Grammar School, with alt tho children outside, which he intendß to exhibit on the screen.

A letter from Mr 3. Bullock, Chairman of the Te Aroha Brokers Association, states that the Waiorongomai rung through the Wellington, Arizona, and Canadian mimes. It has transpired that thero has been some very discreditable business in con nection with tho " find" in the Wairongo mai Company's ground. The discovery was made by parties working in the Wel lington, an adjoining mine. The golden lode outcrops just on the boundary of the two mines. After these persons had ascertained the value of the find, without giving the least' inkling of its existence to the manager of the Wairongomai, set about purchasing the shares in that company. The gold was discovered fully a month be fore the news leaked out, and during that month the discoverers bought large parcels of Waiorongomai shares; indeed there, is reason for believing that now fully one quarter of the mine iB in their hands. We learn from Te Aroha that the directors of the Wellington have discharged their man agor (Homibrook), presumably on suspicion of being connected with the affair. We are glad to be abje to acknowledge an act of honesty in mining transactions, al though the persons concerned are men of such undoubted standing and integrity that wecannot be surprised in this instance. In our last issue we intimated that the agents of the Battery Company at Waiorongomai were probably aware of the discovery of rich gold in the latter Company's ground when they advised the purchase by the directors of the wholo parcel ■of reserved sharps. The directors—Messrs J. C. Firth and J. M. Clark—it appears, were not aware of tho sudden change in the Company's fortunes, and this morning they sent a letter to the Company stating that had they known of the find at the time of the acceptance of the tenders they would have offered a larger sum. They therefore forwarded a cheque for £200 to supplement the price paid for the shares by 6d -each, being the difference between the price tendered for (one shilling) .md the market value of the shares yesterday at auction, when the dis covery was fully known .to the public. It is very rarely in mining that we hear of an act evidencing so fine a sense of honour. Early and special information is regarded as the usual and legitimate basis of mining speculation, and in this instance the directors of the battery were purchasing from the directors of the Waiorongomai, who certainly ought to hare had the best means of knowing what was going on in the mine Theie is besides no assurance that the price they have now paid will bo maintained even for I week Tno additional payment will be regarded by most mining men as almost Quixotic; and certain by uniquo in share of the Committee of the Ponsonby At Home are requested to meet this evening at Miss Hill's to arrange for forthcoming season.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

ANOT&Stt 6ftEA* JFtfli! iff libtfuoH

tinefmVus Loss of Property. London" April 3,

A most disastrous fife occurred to-day in Paternoster Row. It raged for fully five hours, and" resulted iii the destruction of several houses and immense damagfe to property. Thb loss t will, it is expected) prove to be enorhious. The Duke of Albany's Body.

London, April 3i— Telegrams are to hand from Cherbourg announcing that the b'odjr Of tho liite Duke of Albany wasjembafked at that, port to-day for England. The Prince bf Wales proceeds with the stedraer. Political Changes, MfeLfeonitSE, this dtty.^-Rutaotirs are current that Mr Berry wiii shortly relinquish the portfolio Of Postmaster- General, retaining only that of Chief Secretary.

VICTORIAN RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

J&ATEST PARTICULARS. - ANOTHER

HEATH.

(Received April 4—2;2t) p.rri. j

MBLlio'ttKNE, this day.—An inquiry into the Little Riverrailway collision corrimences on Saturddy. Mr Hickman Mdlesworth I County C*iurt Judge) will act Ha President of the commission 0f inijolty. Craik, thii driver of the passenger train; has died from the injuries received by him in thb collision. A list giving the names of 23 persons seriously injured has been published; Many others tire slightly injurcdi Everything tends to cohflrtn the' frightful nature of the shocki Trucks werp heaped Upon one another for a distance of 20ft. j and the tenders a^top of thb engines; The sbene w-as one of desolation. The state of the injured was inbst pitiful until assis tance arrived, this was not till four hours had e'lapSetl. Biddlej theWerribu station-master has confessed his responsi bility for the catastrophe. The staff system is, it appears, partially In abeyance on the Victorian fines.

Accdunts of the Sunbiiry disaster state that the eiplo^ion was terrific. Several tmcks -wfere smashed, and this fire-box, weighing half a tin, Was blown a distance bf 300 yards'.

COLLISION NEAR BROWN'S ISLAND.

Tlio Steamer Coromondol Buns Into a SobW.

This steamer (Jorbmandei, Sfcott master, wliicit left, , for Cbrohiiindbi at about t'wd o'clock this afternoon, returned td the wharf shortly before four o'clock, with her bow rather seriously damaged. It ap pears that after passing Brown's Island, about threo o'clock she fouled the scow Kortti bound froth Cabbage Bay; Thb steamer , had a holo .stove i.h each side 6f her bbty, aria the captain, con sidering it injudicious tb attempt to cross the Hauraki Gulf in this condition, re tul-ncd to town. Cohsidohiblb alarm was caused on board by the occurrence. Tho Nora, which nlso sustained sonro damage, Is owned by Messrs Cadman, Darrach, and othors. She continued her passago to port without assistance.

LATEST MINING.

Gold In Canterbury.

CiiKisTuiiimuii, this day. At tho Canterbury foundry today, 4 cwt. quartz from Browning's Pass was crushed, and gold fovind, equal, it is said, to ono ounco per ton.

The Now Discovery at To Aroha.

Waioronoamai, this day.

Since the recGnt discovery in tho Wuiorongamai Company's ground was made known, and the reef uncoVored on Tuesday last, there has been no more stone broken down. Being near the boundary of tho Wolling ton claim, It Was necessary to have the lino properly surveyed, and preparations have had to bo made, such as forming pad dock, &c. Tho side of the hill where the reef crops out being exceedingly steep, this work has taken some little time to execute The lode is now being stripped, and a con siderable portion of it will be ready for break ing down to-morrow or Monday■ Tho few stones broken out in stripping show good gold. The specimens stuff that was first obtained, has neon sent off this morning to tho Secretary's office, Auckland (Mr F. A, White), where it can be eeoh.

LATEST SPORTING.

The following I'aeo-hotsbs that tako part in the Auckland Racing Club Autumn Meet ing arrived at the Manukau this afternoon : Chandler, New Year, Libeller, Administra tor, Consul, and Carbineer. Normanby and Billy-go-by-em will arrive by to morrow's steamer. Messra B. Tonka and Co» to-day Sold by auction the privileges in connection with the Tafcnpmir. Races. There was a fair attendance, and tho bidding was spirited. The result was as follows:—Grand Stand lean-to, £40, Hawkins; No. 1 booth, £39, Hawkins; No. 2 booth, £20, Smith: No. 3 bootb, £12, Smith; No. 4 booth, £16, Ford ; Grand Stand luncheon room, £16, Dallen; luncheon room* £10, McEwen; fruit stalls, £11, Drapet; cards, £42 10s, Adams* stabling-, 2as, Lett.

The Manager of the Waiorongomai Com pany telegraphs to-day that a parcel of specimen stone is being forwarded to Auck land for inspection fey the shareholders.

THE AUCKLAND ,EVENING SfAft, FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1984,



Gazette In Bankruptcy. T N BANKRUPTCY. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of " fhe Bankruptcy Act, 1833." Noncrt is Herbbt given that I, Honki. Phil lips, 81 the City of Auckland, in tie Provincial District of Auckland, in New Zealand, Wine and Spirit Merchant, hare this day filed, In the said Court, at Auckland, a Petition to be ad judged a Bankrupt. Dated this 3rd day of April. 18SL. LIONEL PHILLIPS. G. N. Bbassky, Coombes's Chambers, Queen street, Auckland, Bankrupt's Solicitors j TN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, '! HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act. 1883," and of the Bankruptcy of Lionel Phillips, of the City of Auckland, Wine and Spirit Merchant, a Bankrupt. Notice is hereby given that, by an order of the said Court of Auckland, the above-named Lionel Phillips was this day adjudicated a Bankrupt within the intent and meaning of the above-mentioned Act. The First Meeting of Creditors will be held at my office, Supreme Court Buildings, in the City of Auckland, on THURSDAY, the 10th April instant, at 11 a.m. Proof of debt must be furnished prior to or at tho Meeting. Proxy forma can be obtained at my Office. •; - Lated this 3rd day of April,,lßßl JOHN LAWSON. Official Assignee in Bankruptoy. ' G. N. Brassey, Queen-street, Auckland, Bank rupt's Solicitor. T N BANKRUPTCY. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of "Tho Bankruptcy Act. 1883," and of the Bankruptcy of CitAKLES Henry Prince, of tho City of Auckland, Boot Manu facturer, a Bankrupt. Notice is hereuy BIVEn that, by an order of the said Court of Aucklaml. the above-named Charles Honry Princo was This Day adjudicated a Bankrupt within tho intent and moaning of the above-mentioned Act. The First Meeting of Creditors will be held at my Office, Supreme Court Buildings, in the City of Auckland, on FRIDAY, tho 11th April inst., at 11 o'clock a.m. Proxy forms can be obtained at my Office. Proof of debt must be furnished prior to or at the Meeting.—Dated this ilh day of April, 1881. JOHN LAWSON. Official Aseigneo in Bankruptcy. F. Brookfield, Queen-street, Auckland, Bankrupt's Solicitor. TN BANKRUPTC.Y IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act, 1J83." Notice; is ■hereby given that T.Charles Henhy Prince of Auckland. Boot Manu facturer, have tills dayjflled in the Baid Court at Auckiund .a petition to be adjudged a Bank "Soted this fourth day of April, 1881. C. H. PRINCE. F. Brookfield, Auckland, Bankrupt's Solicitor. ;. '.-.-■



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ANTED, ari lntelligeivt'Messagt) Bojr for a solicitor's office. — For address apply at STAB Office: WANTED, an Order Boyj one that cart rido.-G. Hulme. l __^-_ ANTED, a smart Lad for the Boot Trltdftr-Ap»ly at onco, J. Simpson, Boot and Shoe Maker, Kataftgnhape Roftd. Newton. ANTED, a Lad. that has worksd fit painting.—Apply at Kihgslafid Post ofllcc. . WANTED, (in active, intelligent Lad as an AppreMtico to the General Drapery ;-tt progressivto salary Ift'lll bo uiven:— Apply Caughey, Newton. . ( WANTED, a rospeotoble Lad dlout 15; must have a good characfcl'i-'I.'. t>nd H. Cooko, «■'. Vifctorja,-Btrc.et:.-. . T\7"ANTEj>, it dtttib, Strong Abtivb Lite). T T for Grtytcry Store.-Apply ltobertaoll'ft Franklin Road. ANTED, Machinist (good hahUs onl^l, also 2 yoiing girls ,to loirn tho businoss.—Third house froiu Nowton Road Great North Road. ANTED, by advertiser, il Situation" ds Milliner. - Address •'A:B. i " Mount HoskiUßoadPost-ofllce; . ANTED, a Thoroughly Experienced Saleswoman of good address, ftir tho Show-room. — Apply, by lcttor, "A.," Btah o'^fa -. ..-■■■ - .. r .^..,..,--^— WANTED, a gbodCoak; dh oldeHy person preforred;—Apply Mrs Mandel; Kokeby-streci (oifQu const refit): ANTED, tHreo good Cobka; fronl 15s; private Parlourmaid, Hotel, Housemaid, Waikatoj 13 GoneralS, Town, Suburbs; 1 Gie borne, IBs.—Mrs Elamorc's: "WT'ANTED, Fwrlale Cook.—Apply to V T Mrs Dodge, Prince of Walea Hotel, Hohßon-stront. _________ ANTED, a SltaatldU as Latly Help or Companion; would iindertnko houso hold duties in ft family.—B.A., Star olllce. ANTED, a gopd Gbribriil Servant (for Ponsbnby) i good wages.—Apply Mrs Whltcotnbo'a Iteglstry; - WANTED, a good Servniit • another kept. — Apply To Kopua, corner of AnKleaca and Henburn-stroots. WANTED, a General Servant;— Apply P. Lyrtcho, Alexander Hotel, Manukdu Road, Parnoll. ANTED; a General Servant.—Apply Mrs O'Dowd, Naval and Family Hotel, Pitt-atreot. WANTED, by young lady, tho Charge of Young Children (instruction if de sired), whore Bervant is kept No objection to country. If faro paid.—l*_,C, Btah ofllco, Auckland. . . _.. _ . .. WANTED, a Nufsbgirl.—Apply Mrs F. C. Sharland. Symonda-street. WANTED, imniodiately, a Kfespcctable Littlo Girl as Nuraomaid.—Mrs Joseph Banks. Jormyn-strebt. W~" ANTED, n Girl about 14.—Apply before 1 o'clock to Mrs M. McLean, Shelly Beach Road; WANTEDs a Girl for Housework ; one to oarint ill bar uroferred.—Apply at onoo, QUeons Hotel, Karangahnpo Road, Newton. WANTED, Tenders for 10-roomed House (labour only). Plans at John Lamb's, Lower Queen-street. Tenders opened 9th, at 12. .. ANTED Tenders for tho Eroction of a i-Rbomed Cottage. Plans and speci fications can bo seen at tho Ofllco of D. Goldio, Alborf-strcot, till 1 p.m. of MONDAY noxt, when Tenders will be received. ~\\T ANTED, a fartnor with I*3oo to join TT a Business established for i years. This is an eligible opening for an cnorgctic man. who can oithor tako tho insido or outaido depart ment. Principals only need apply to J. R. Randorson, Financial Agent, Mercantile Cham _______ - ■■■ WANTED TO BORROW, £600, on good security, at 12} por cent, lntorcst.— Apply " Money." Star Office. ANTED, Few Small Fancy Birds, for small aviary.—Send full particulars 10 "M.M.D.." STAn oiflco. WANTED, tho Ladies of Ponsonby to inspect the Largo Stock of Mantles, Ulsters, Folt and BWaw Hats, New Cilicek Dress Matjßrials, ftt!., ttt VV. O. Allen's, Jorvols Road. \TTANTED) 80 dozen Eggs; also, a \\ Dali'y bf ITlrst class Buttor, delivered weekly, at Roberta's Cosh Store, foot of Kybor Pass. WANTED, tho Salvation Army to roll up to tho New Butcher's and arm them selves with prime fourponny Logs of Mutton for Sunday's engagements. WANTED —When you are in Hobson street Oh.ll and soo the itttSe ahd choice stock ot MoSßlol Tweeds just opened for the doming aeaaon, at Munro and Milugan'B. WANTED, Everyone to know that Mrs Mooney will havw a Refreshment Stall at Takapuna Races on Saturday next, whore her patrons can bS served with the same civility and moderate charges as at Ellerelle and all othor pußlic gatherings. WANTED, the Public of Ponsonby to see W. G. Allen's Stock of Wool, Hosiery. Clouds, &o. Best valuo in Auckland. —Jorvois Road. I WANTED.— Do you want Money on Froohold, Personal, or othCrfiflciirity*- Apply to J. B) EtthUers'dh, Mercantile CJmmbora. Billo discounted. WANTED, by two respectable men, fwo Unfurnished Rooms with fireplace, in tho neighbourhood of Arch Hill. Rent must ' be low.-Apply to X.8.-, Stab Offlcff. WANTED* by Gentleman. Comfortable Bedroom. — LotW, stating terms, to ! "A.Hi."3taw office. ■ ANTED, 2 or 3 Boai-ders ; terms, 17tf per week. — Apply W, Gadd'B Finiit DepOt, Viotoria-etreeU WANTED, Board and Residence in a quiet family neat to RftUWo-y Station. —State terms. Q.A., Post-office. WANTED) 2 steady Boarders J pleasant rooms, good beUB, good table ; cheap; within 6 minutes o! Queen-street—Terms and add ress at St AB oftieei ANTED to Purchase, Cheap for Cash, good Piano; must be in first-class order, as it will bo thoroughly ihspected by a Professional.—S.C.B., Star Office. WANTED TO KENT, with right of purchase, a 12-roomcd House,—Apply by letter to Box 102. Post-oflico. WANTED TO LET, Apartments (3), splendidly pitualed. Terms moderate- Apply at onco, T. Prosser, Newton Boot Ware house. Karangahape Road. ' WANTED to Let, Unfurnished Sitting, room and Bedroom: uso of bath and kitchen if required.—Apply STi»r Ofllce. \XTANTED, to Let or Sell, a First-class T-T Now Sevan-Roomed House aßd 1 Aero of Land at Morningside; close to tho Railway Btation; 'busses pass several times daily; distance not more than 20 minutes walk from" Upper Queen-street— Apply to J. H. Smith, Morningßido. Mount Albort , WANTED TO SELL (for removal), a full slzo Leamington Range, with self acting water supply.—Mrs Flood, St. George's Bay Road. WANTED, to sell, a Good Harmonium; fine organ-like tone; a bargain for cash, —Apply Stab Office for address. WANTED BUYERS for our Nelson Tweed Trousers at 10s 6d, worth 18s 6d. —Samuel Coombes and Co., Canada Buildings, Queen-street \\f ANTED KNOWN.thatT.McM aster's y T New Drapery, Millinery and Clothing will be Open on Monday, 7th April. WANTED KNOWN—T. B. Kobson, Draper, Ponsonby, will offer portions of a Bankrupt Stock on Saturday—Blankets, Cali coea. Counterpanes. WANTED KNOWN-The very latest —Tea, 6d per lb. (no higher price), at Dampier's Hobson-Btreet Shop WANTED KNOWN—Portion of a Bankrupt Stock on Sale, Saturday next, at Robson's, Draper, Ponsonby. Good, clean, cheap, and not damaged by Ore. ___' WANTED KNOWN—That the balance of Men's and Boys' Clothing that was not sold at auction can now bo had at auction prices at the New Zealand Tweed Company, ishortland-fctreet, late Mr Hampton's.—Joseph Moaes, Manager. WANTED KNOWN.—To theßesideDts of Mourn. Eden.—Having purchased the Butchering Business of Mr F. Hayle, Mount Kden Road, I hope, by strict attention to busi ness, to merit a fair share of your patronage. Meat of the best quality and loweßt prices.— S, X, Herbert, Mount Eden Road, opposite Ga,ol,



Wanted. T*fANTED K^OWN—TfaVeJlefs'Efer T T . clean Celluloid Collats, ts each, at J tlfeen'g,- 83. ViCtofia-streeti - - .- ■ W" ANTED KNOWN—I have Bcnghi the Gretttef Part of MoVcdgh's 3ahk ru.pt Sttfek-Men'B Clothing, Kc—J. Green, So Victoria-street! WANTED KNOWN—Genuine Irene! Merino, Is 9d yard (colours — d&rl brown and clurct). —J. Groon, 85, Victoria 9tfe'ct. L^__^^_^li , WANTED KNOWN—2SO Boys' Suits good ► irons Tweed, at 15s 6d, worth 30i —At Samuel Ctiombea afldjCo.'s, Queen--street. WAN'IED KNOWN, Soal Muff Bags (large assortment) at Chart eg Kelsej and Co'.'s, 120, Qacen : street, __^ ANTED SEEN, by all buyers of Jewollfcfy, Charles Kelsej* & Co.'s Stock of B&9 SUVet' and Real Gold Jewellery (nc imitations koptJ^Oiftries Kelsey and Co. VIQ Queen-street. ' ANTED KNOWN—s,<Jooyc(s Saxony Flannel"at ojd, worth Is—At Samuel Coombes and Cos., Candaa Buildings; Queen sfrcel.. , WANTED KNOWN—2OO Pairs of 10-4 Blankets at 133 Od, worth 253—At Samuel Coombes and Co.'s, Canada Uuildiiigs, Queen Street: ... . WAN TED KNOWN—3,O%ds Dress Material ttt 2id, worth lOid.-Samuel Cooiiibdß rin*\ GO, Canada Biiildings, Queen street; —nrrl ■ -■- WANTED KNOWK-The Cheapest Store in Town for Produce of all kinds, selling nothlrig but the Best, allowing Quality to he the test. Fresh Supplies weekly of f rime Hobart Potatoes and Kidneys, Silverskin Onions, Canterbury Hamg and Bacon, Cheese, Butter, Wheat, Maiste, Oats, &c, &c, Samples and Quotations upon application.—Davies; Mc- Millan, and Co , 13, Customs-street (next H. B. Morton's). ANTED KNOWN-45 dozen Light cWOufed 2-bntton Josephine Gloves at 2s pair, regUlttr tfrice; 43 9i i 76 dozen 1-button Black B'rcnch Kid Wdycs At 2s pair, regular price is lid.—Samuel Coohibes find Co., Qneen- Btreet. ..^.. i WANTED KNOWN—That Kamo Coal ffom t!ie now scams is superior to Now castle for Household nurpoßes. One trial Is sufficient to establish the fast—Kamo Colliery Office, nearly opposite Firth's Mill) Qiieen at. "YSr ANTED KNOWN—Chkap Timber I VV Chbap Timber 1 And all other kinds of Building Ma1 tSfittl*! «an be purchased cheaper and better than anywhere olse at the yards of D. Goldik, Albert-street. . . WANTED KNOWN —YOU eafi get I'oiir Ptilr' of BOofl. SpS for. ia-At Samuel Coombes and Co.s. Que'en-mreet . .. ANTED KNOWN.—Just received a lot of hand-made Ladies' Underclothing Rt inachinF-Hindu prices,—Brown's Cash Sale, Parlie'.lj — YVT^ANTED KJfOWN— For Sale, email VY Business—Drapery, etc. Can be had a barialfij Not much capital required.—M.R.C., Stab Oftici; ... , WANTED KNOWN,- that T, Nutsford. Practical Wfttf-hrttaker; jeweller, &c, flate of Wanganui), hoi comlfftn>;<;d btislrtes^.ih tho ahop next door to White & Walklh6*i',, Triilors, rtireetly opposite tho " Observer" Oitico, Vic toria-atrect, where ho hopes by Btrict attention and punctuality tb business to merit a sharo of public patronage. Evc'rydcsoription ot^\*atches. CloCkß, and J.OTtbllcrv cleaned and skilfully re paired pertionrilly,,,-No apprentices kept. A. nice assortment of Watche* Clocks, and Jowol lcry always in stock. ---. ■ - WANTED KNOWN. — BANKhOra Stock! Bankrupt Stock—Having bought tho Grocodes of tho above stock, tho UndorsignM InVjtCß his cuntomcrs to sharo in tho following bai-gaind i—Rics, Slbs for Id ; a lOd Plug of Tobacco for.Bd ; English Mnrmalado, 7d ■ llobart Juins, 6d. Cjd; 2Jb Tins of Preserved Perichcs..Pluma, iltid Pears, Cc^ pfcr. tjn ; Best Whito Rico Starch; Ijd per. Ib, or 61b Packet for 1b Od ; Cutting Packing Salmbri. 8d ; Lobster, do; Morton's Fresh Herrings, Od ; Moirs't, do ; Best White Table Sugar, Id ; 121b Boxes Tea, l'2s ; Tea in half-ohosta. Is 6d and Is 9d alb ; Malzena, 5d alb ; English Pickles, 6d and 8d ; English Clothoß Lines. 3<l ouch; Shoo Brushes, Ifaclced, lnW tho pet I Colemau's Mustard, }lb tins, 6d ; wofiieslbr fttid p.ther Saiices, Od ; Morton's Potted Anchovies anci Bloaters, pda tin; \\ rax Matches. 3d por doz boxes ; Llghtahd Dark Bluo, 3d and Id alb ; Largo Sardines, 8d a tin : Morton's Red Herrings. Id each ; Whito Herrings, do ;,Preserved Milk, Od per tin ; Rob inson'B Patent Groats, id: Overall's London Sprats, Oddz iri a tin;, 8(1; Millar's Baking Powder, lib tins, 6d ; Hudson's Eitfiict Soap, lib Packets. 1 Pnckcts for 8d; Honey, (Jd alb ; Coffeo Is,; Canterbury, Wairoa, Te Awamutu Cheese, 6d lb; Bacon, from id ; Hobart Pota toes, 241bs for is ; Large Stock Cooking Apples, from 2d : Onions, 1(1 alb; and other Lines equally as Cheap.—Note tho address. John Eaton, General Dealer, Cook and Hobson utreeta, next Criterion Hotel. VV/" ANTED. KNOWN. TO BE CLEARED, S T E P II E N S 0 N S, KAKAN&AiIAWi ROAi*! NMVTON, 500 pairs Kid Gloves, Is fld per pair; I.oo* paira Lisle Thread GloVos. Od, worth Is; 1,500 pieces (good shades) Ribbon Velvet, 18 yards forOd; COO yards Sash Ribbons (9 ahadwi). Is bd per yard; 2,000 dozen Dress Buttons, 2d por Sozon: Dress Materials, Ud, Bd, 7W per yard upwards; 1,000 yards French Ceahmero (10 shades), Is per yard; 500 yards French Merino (Ii shad. Bi. It 9d. worth 2s 6d j Crimean Shirting. Sjd.ls, Is M, to 2s 3d per yard; Union Shirtings, from Bid upwards; Flnnnelß, 7Jd. 0(1. Is per yard upwarAa; 9 x 1 Blankots (all wool), 9s lid per pair. Try our llis Trousers to Measure— can't be beaten. MILLtNERV— by oxporiehced hands DRESSMAKING—by experienced hands TAILORING— by experienced hands On the Pkemises. STEPHENSON'S DRAPERY AND BALL WAREHOUSE, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. NEWTON. ANTED KNOWN—To be Sold Cheap nt Austen's Fumitrtfo. Shojj, 310, Upper Qui-cn-street. Good Single MattrasSeS (ncjv), ito; Ilouble, 153; Slnglo BedKteads, 10s; Double, 20s; New and Socond-hand Saucepans, Boilers, WashsUvnds, Tables, Children's Cots, and All Kinds of Household Furniture at Lowest Prices at Auaten's, 310, Upper Queen-street. ANTE D KNOWN, THE DEPOT FOR HOP BITTERS: BOTANIC DISPENSARY, WELLESLEY-ST. For purity and strength unequalled. A trial will fully prove. 2s 6d a Bottle ; 5 Bottlks tor 10s. PAIN-CURER. Its effects ore wonderful for Internal and Kx ternnl Pains, RcmovingObstructions, Equalising Circulation, and Restoring Tone to overy part. Two-ounce Bottle, is. ■ Our WORM MEDICINES, so pure, simple, and good, itrb being used In all parts of NeW Zealand. —-—— . . Fresh Snlpments of Herbs, Roßls, and Barks every month of every description; best qnality ; Wholesale end Retail, ct lowest possible prices. Consultation personally or by lettcf. NEIL & ~C~T"i F V O R D, HEBBALIST3, BOTANIC! DISrENBARY, WELLKBLKT-ST. EAST, AUUKI, AUD. BUsccllaneons Wantcds. I»>AKER.—Wanted, a Jobber.—Apply at Ii onco to Wilson * Rpbcrtson, KybCr Past OOT TkADE—Wanted, strong Youth forthepress: must bo ihtclligeritand used to it Henry Davy, Crown Boot Factory, Grey street. URNISHED COTTAGE — Three oi Four Rooms wanted, within 15 minutce of St. Paul's Church, by married couplo; nc childrcm-AddreSs A.E.Cn Sf All OlllL'o^ IZI W A N■■'•_ E D, QRAliybri^bNEY; "^SmSm^^ Apply to the Captain of Uk brlgantine LAD"-T MA BEL, Railway Wharf. ARTNERSHIP.—A STERLING OPPORTUNITY FOR A GOOD BUS! NESS MAN WITH CAPITA!- - I have i Client, doing a profitable trade, who IS pre pared to take a Partner who can coinmanc £2,000 sterling. The business is oontrally situ atcd in the city, and is chiefly wholesale Th< turnover is capable bt considerable tixpansion Tho prdnts average 30 por cent., arid When tin business is more vigorously worked a net. tin nual profit, attcf deducting all charges, will bt assured of at least £3,000 sterling! (o ba cquallj divided between tho two partners. NftrnS MC principals denlt. with, and strict confMerjce wll be required. Thorough investlgatipli into th( ailttirs of the firm will be petmitted, and foi pnrticulnrH and further information apply l< W. b. MIicBKLL, CbnflUential hnrt Ftnancia Agent, 8, Morcntitilo Chambcra (next Bank o Now Zealand). , mo WHOLESALE WAREHOUBEi\tEN I —Wanted.an Engagement by a competcn Salesman, of Homo and Colonial experience- Apply Salesman, Post Office. Whangaroa North TO BOOT MANUFACTURERS.—Ad vortiscr, ago 31, seeks situation as Work ing Foreman of Rough Stuff Department; nuv. years with late employer, a Northampton firm Highest references.—Apply " Sabin, office o thia paper. YOUNG LADY Wanted, to assist in ; Photographic Establishment,—Apply t( R. H. Bartlett, Queen-Btrcet. " - I ,4 -I *> PAIRS FIRST CHOICI JLtuJL/W Josephine Gloves, evoninf shades, guaranteed perfect, for ?s 6d pair, a Wilaon, Williams, and McCullagh's. Com mercial Houee, 172, Queeft-street. Shipping. A**- TAPANESBi;MAN-O' By the kindness of Captain Artji, the abovi vessel will bo open for Public Inspection oi SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 6th 'Instant, whei the p.s. Victoria will ConvefV.islto.i- on boart Return Fare—One Shilling. ■ •■ • J. R. D. BAKER, Traffic Manager D,S.F. Co." T~^ A LL CLAIMS apd AC sdS&kA -A- COUNTS against flu > ,^S^^&_brigantlne LADY MABEL -"iftS<g~zf~2Siar from Now York, must be ren .ijJSJfe^^S^dered at the office of th< undersigned, in duplicate, no later than 12 noon of SATURDAY, the st! instant, otherwise they cannot he recognised. H. P. BARBER Agent. MONEY TO LEND.—I have severe Sums of Money waiting investment Mortgages negotiated, fee, &c.—P, F. Evanf



For Sale. ' fjiOß SALE, 3 Btocks Oaten Hay (abou < Xj ; 80 tons), Well gated,-Apply to Digna; and Armstrong, Solicitors. Vulcan Lane. t TT^Ott SALE, Choice Allotments at North '■• JJ cqte £10 and iipwards.—Apply Atkinso, '( and Co., Stichbnry'fl Buildings, FOR SALE, a Tobacconist's Business ii a Rood thoroughfare, nfear to Queen-street s hew premises, aud good lease; low rent.—Appl; - to Partridge and Woollams. \ FOR SALE, 20ft. Half-deck Sailinj Boat (centre-board). Sail. Gear, &c; sail ' able fjr oystei1 trndo.-Olover & Niceol, Custom street West. : 5 TJtOR SALE, at Rocky Nook, Well ' JJ finished House; four rooms and Scullery register grate: Inrgo volcanic allotment; tcrmi f easy.—James Reid, Eden Terrace. FOE SALE,"Allotment (40 x 150), tw< miflntes' walk from Victoria Wharf 1 North Shore ;£3 per foot.—W. and J. Frater Queen-street. ' Tj^Oß SALE, a Pair of Handsome Chest 1 JJ niit Carriage Horses, also a Light Carriagi " aiid Silver-mounted Harness, nearly new.- Apply to j. Smith, Draper, Queen-street < TjiOß SALE, Kewton Road, 7'roomec IJj Residence, corner lot, gas, &c, and ir 1 ilrat-claes order; also, ■j-roonied Cottage, Blake street, ciieap.—lf. Pfirtington. Agent. ! TtTK® SALE, Exmouth-street, off Newtor I X? Read, S-rotfmcd Hoiiao, very large orchard ■ also, 4-roomod Cottage, allotment 33 x 100.—H I'artington, Land Agent/ i TT^OK SALE, 5 acres or more, adjoins Par iJO Estate, good land, nice position; also, .' ' acres, Otahuhu, near Tamaki River, clioflp,—H, : Pert^g^r^LaMLAgenti 1 TjiOfi SALE, Home-sirtet, offGreatNortl 'JJ Road, wCli-flnlßhcd Four-Roomed House with skillion, aUotment 83 x 102 ; very cheap. ---' H. Partington, Stichbary s Bnlldings. 3710R SALE, Northcote, aboflt 3 acres o: 1 Land; fine bflilding site; water ffontag( rind splendid view, suitable for subdivision.- J Forfartlier particulars, apply to J. It. Rander ; son, Mer6antlle Chambers. Queen-street. FOR SALE, 200 Acre Farm, Papakurc Valley, 3 miles from Manurewa Station metalled road; House and Outbuildings; 6( acres lit gr«sa and fenced; good coil. Prioe . £500. £100 Can remain on Mortgage. —Applj ! Peter OUphant, Belltiitor, High-street. T?IOR SALE, a very deairable Villa Resi IX; denco, just built, on Avenue Rood, Par ' nelL containing 7 rooms and bathroom, fittec 1 with fegister grates and cooking range, watei i and gas laid on.—Apply to J. M. & J. Mowbray Land Agents, Fort-Btreßt. OR SALE, a 5 and G-iwmed House, situated in Edwin-street, NeWton; oasj ■ dlatanoo to town: a good supply of 'water register grates; also, substantial front fence built of brick. Terms as arranged.—Apply tc ! Winhftß.B.O-Byfr.Bnllder. Wood-st, Ponsonby. "oK SAt-E (ChpapJ, good Secoßd-hand, Low Pony ~Pht4Ufiii must ba sold, tie owner leaving for England. AIBC, New Double . seated Buggy, 2 Station Waggons, arid 1 Lieht Spring Cart-W. & E. Baaten, Coachbullderl. Wakeilcld-street ttjiOK BALE (Commercial Road, jnst Jj beyond Eden Terrace), a Vbit Cheap Verandah Cottage of 5 rooms; register grate, cupboards, fico. Price, £ 270,; cash required: t!5; balance on easy terms.-D. V. Evans, Estate anfljrfiTia Agent. "7 FOR SALE (Bfown-etreet, Ponsonby), 2 new well-built, atkl tory nice Residences, near tho tramway lino; good road; city water aid on. The houses havo each six nice rooms, verandahs, and captitally situated allotmunte for prospeoi Ijre increase in value. Very cheap; must, be sold at ofice.~D, F. Evans. Land and Estate Ag'en'L' . _^ FOR SALE (Chui'di-dtteet. Voneotiby], a very bomplctc and.wcll-flttef-t'p Villa Residence oi 6 rooms, having in addition fci Sla pleasant aspect tho advantages of being In tho centre tit the district, dose to aU the places of worship, tiie sehoqlfl.Jhe halls, and toe tram line. SheayI.—D; F. tivans, Eetete and Lana l^t. FOR SALE (Ptfrriell).. +cry frfetty and convenient Villa ReHden'i 6t 7 rooms; iil good order, and comfortably fittea trHH cup joarda, gas and gas stoves, register grates; Venetian blinds, dresser, moateafe, &c. &c, Corner allotment, about -10 x 100, and lot adjoin ing, about 30 x 100; all tastefully laid out in ilower garden, &0., &c. Boautiful view, over looking thtJ Don>ain,and very pleasant position. Price, £500. CiiKlts tfi, view, &c—D. F. Evans, Estate and Land Agent.. _ tw^ FOR SALE, Bueiness Premises, Gituated in Centro of Parnell, and fronting the Manukau Itoad. This property is almoßt now, and in flrst-class order, and consists of 2 shops, each about 18 * 14, B,dwelling rooms, kilchen, scullery, bath-room, ac.; never-falling well of water, gas throughout tho biiildlrig, gas stove, &c. AUotment; about 36 x 131, laTd (tilt in garden, and thoroughly drained. This property is a first-class investment, and well worthy tho attention of capitalisU.-Prico and all particu lnrs from U. F. Evans, Estate and Land Agent. UR SALE, Hardinge-street (City), a valuable City Property consisting of House of Seven-rooms, Outhouses, &c., situated next the residence of J. Bhioiiam, Esq. ; over looks the harbour ; is in close proximity to the wharf, timber rrtil3. fee, &c.; grand position. This proporty Bhould engage Ul9 attention 01 business men requiring a coi.vcnient residence in tho City. Allotmcnt-47 x 147. Price, oaly £C50.-Apply to D. F. »vanß, Land and kstatc Agent, Queen-street. ( 10"H IT^OR SALE, for 14 ddys only, City " House; 10 rooms, bath. Venetian fclindg, water, gas, drained, concrete entrance, If minutes from Quoen-strect, on main road. • Price, «1,2J0. A raro change. Northcote, 3 roomed Cottage, Stable, and 2J acres Orchard, £020. Franklin Roads, Shop and 5-roomed Dwelling, £600. Oxford-street (off Newton Road). 2 5-roomed Cottagea aod Workshop, price £(560, orßoll separately. Ponsonbv Road, i S-roomea Hovtstiß, £l(O0fL Mcunt Albert, 9 roomed and 1} Aero*; £1100. Mount Albert, 7 roomed House and 6 Aores, £1,100. Mount Albert, 10-roomed House and 5i Acres, f 2.000. Furthor particulars on application to J. R. Ran dereon, Mercantile f'.hamborß. Queen-street. T7l O, R SALE. HOTEL PROPERTY, in one sf the Principal Coo* Towns of the North ißland. containing 28 rooms; si7,o of dining-room, 31x22, and the other rooms correspondingly largo. The ownot Is ftbo'-it to leave tho colony, and offere this prdporty at tt VBry low flgurei Average takings. £70 per week; . ~,_...,,,.; RKMUERA.—IS Aoree of Land; facing thS Mala Road, subdivided itttb' Grdas Paddocks'aud BAY OF ISLANDS. - Two F^rms, Freohold and Leasehold, containing 661 and 136 Acres of rich Voloanlo Land, plonto of wood and water. House of 8 rooms, and clode t8 a toost and telegraph ofilcb. Subdivided into Twelve Paddocks, laid down in English Grasses. WAIKATO.—I9O Acros near Huntly; £3 pet aero; Bush and Fern Land, containing irorp nine to ton million foot Kahikatea, Rimu. and Mata Timber, with Two Cottages, and Land partly Ploughed and Fenced. oOa pei aero. A. SCOTT & CO.. 73.Queen-st. FOR SALE, 5,000 DOZEN ISLAND ORANGASj *| Jiist arrived pfcf Atlantic, sedond boat of seftßOE (next boitt in ohtt month, and to arrive rfegularlj monthly), ripe and in first-class condition. Addross-C. BA6LEY, Wholesale Fruiterer. Parnoll Rise, Auckland. "Ut 0 R SALE, A GEhERAL STORE IN A TOWNSHIP THROUGH WHICH THI WAIKATO RAILWAY PASSES. ■ Apply JOHN BUCHANAN, Cnstoing-street. • +ji O~R' S ALE i iUk UmMbmx ; BRICK FAMILY RKSIDEHCB,- I PARK HOUSE, I Situated in Piui>lcks-!jtre6t (adjoining ALBKB' PXkk). ~ i Now in tlio occupation of Mte J. SMfTH. • For full particiilats apply to t jK , GABRIEL LEWIS, Agotlßhoer. PIANO For Sale; beautiful walnut,'fin tone, With all modern improvataenta 1 price J325, worth £40.—Vernc'ii House, Colleg 1 Botta l atter9o'Mot!k. .._ EAFIELD. VIEW .ftOAD—Comfortebl and well finished CoJrage.-Jfl.p'GWQCteoiid: » tion, for Sale at D. F. Evans, Estate find Laft Agent. i i mv JNEW-OOMERS, Small Capitaliste - X WorkingMe'n,withfaTOilies,'&c.-Td Least i -pith purfihaeing Clause, Cultivated FaTms c - SO afafes upwaroo. scar a station, school, an 1 checSo factory j. exCetrtionill terms offerert. - Edward Wayto, 6. Mefefttitile.CHa«jbers> - ■■: 3 ptfTY PROPERTY ¥(3Ji SAW » KJ drcat Bargain (ncvefr offered befofey- Four Cottogcs, having frontages to two Btreeti , in the City, dnd lot to good tenants, and yloldin , nearly £(0 per aniitlm rents. I'rice, only §M . —Fuiiher piirticulnrs on application to X 1 1 l'tahdCMon. LnHd Agont, Mercantile Chambon 3 Qneen BtrceU . | . ,_ r immi - t ' ? rnRAMWAY TERMINUS. — Marin 1 X . Villa Site SB x 233, fenced on two side J with double belt of trees, back front and up th 1 centre, Splondid view, which can never b - bttitt olit Must bo sold, and now offered ad< . cided bargain at £t2O. Alsot a very euperit t litilc Villa in Clarenco-strcet. cheap, at £380. ---. W. L. Mitchell, 8. Mercantile Chambora. MELROSE, 3 LARGE ALLOTMENTS CHEAP. ■ Victoria Park, 3 Allotments, I9s per foot, cheai 3 Shelly Beach Road, corner lot, £3155. ; Northcoto, lots 234 feet deep, 20s. f Wollington-Btrect (city), «15. . Lota 53 and 55 Bella-strcot, Ellerslio. larß \ depths, 20s. , . 0 Bayfield, i lots. 22s 6d per foot Bayfleld, very largo Aflotmont, £90 - Mount;RoYkfo. 50 x 148 ft. Bins.. 45e per foot 5 Devonport, large Allotment, £2 per fopt^ -r Richmond Roa%, 117 feet lota deep, £212 n6d pc 5 W&oSd-Btreet. 33 x 160, 25. per fool cheap. . College Road, £7 per foot. . . ' Arthur-street, £5 per foot. | Gladstono (Northcote), 1 acre, £85. . Melford-street, £210s per foot | I Also, cheap Houses. &c. If I Inspection Invited. W. GULLIVER, COOMBES'S CIIAUBEHS, 86, QUEEN-BTRKIW. 3 /SN SALE, a very Low Rates, hy th 1 KJ undersigned, in Lots to suit Purchasers s.i ' '?OATS ' ' OATMEAL WOOD'S jFLOUB FOWL \VHEAT • TEA . iv; - ,' BRAN ■ ; SUGAR • !- ~..■., SHARP 3 POTATOES c BUTTER j/. ■:■' »~ > BONEDUST, &0.,&q.,&0. i o Agents for the followinK— ,■ -i ,t Tho Celebrated "ALKANY FOOD" if. h tiifiipts—t.liß sale of this article is iiiHiione. int. Unrivalled HKMATITK PAINT froi IC:i'iio. nunliiy not cqimllml. •[•), - Hikurancl Suwinill.i orders tnV-n 't - nUII.IHNG TIMUEH at. low raics, an.i J :?ieJ y.t abort notice. . . "* \ E. MITCHELSON it. (£&.* 18. QUWSK-BTREBT.■ , t ;■:• '



To Let t mO LET in Farnell, a 2-stallcd Stable n JL with har-lof t.—Apply Star Office. TO LET, a Stable.—Apply at Harrison'i Grocery Store, Abercrombio street. n rpO LIST, a first-class Business Shop am A new Resldettce.-Apply J. A'ilUams. Tailor n Yictoria--street. : mO LET, Place suitable for Factory, 60fi f 1 by 20ft, in main thoroughfare.—Apply tx C. Williamson, Land and Estate Agent, High-st % nnO LET, two nicely Famished Reoms t" A bath, gas. Terms, 153 per week.—Addres! i* Mra Noone, Clftrence*street,PonßOnby. - rflO~"LETTan~Omce.-Apply to W. S. • A Pulford, Now Zealand and Intercolonia: , NeWa Agency. Shortland-strcct. 8 rTIO LET, a Furnished Bedroom, for a - X Steady Young Man ; quiet home; no othei p lodgers.-^-Apply Star office for address. 0 LET OR FOX SALE, Well-built Residence of 12 rooms (now), and Bplendidly - situated, with every convenience for large " tamily.—F. J. Mosa and Co.. Land_Agents. - rpO LET, Well-furnished House and 8 X acres of good Land, Mt Roskill Road.— ; Apply 3. R. Randcrson. Mercantile Chambers, Queen-Btreet. . \ mO LET (Stokes'a Road, Mount Eden), X six-roomed House, fitted with cupboards, : frflJos, oven, &c; water lain in.—Apply next \ dooiv ' .' npO BE LET in Hcpburn-street, in a X cheerful position, a now and convenient , Family Residence, having a bath-room, and ! water and gas laid on.-Apply to F. G. Ewing ' ton, Estate Agent. O LET ©R SELL, Cottajzes and Bnildiflg Allotments on Mount Eden and View 3oadS< near to the Toll-bar Gate. Terms ' can be arranged.—Apply to Harper and Given, View Road, Mount hdeA { fT^O LET, to a good ptnsaflent tenant, a , X Vlila Residence, containing SbVen rooms and kitchen, bath-room, &c,; gas and .- water laid on: coven minutes walE from Queen-street; view unsurpassed.—Apply James - Mackie. Coachbuilder, fee, Victoria-street. \ T7IUKNISHED APARTMENTS to Let, j X? snitablo for 2or 3 gentlemen: gas, plunge and shower bath: board if required.—Apply foi } address at StAB Office. ' "WT AREHOtJSB T0 LET 0R LEASE> Warehouse of two stories, with excellent 1 cellar, in Albert and Littlo Qucefl-Btreeta. ' B. TONKB & CO. | Electoral. 7 ■ — ; TpLECTORS OF AUCKLAND CITY ' WEST. J Gentlemen,— I<a mo assure you that there is no foundation ■ whatever for the report sought to be circulated ' that lam seeking any other constituency than j that which I hate now the honour to represent • in Parliament. The many flattering assurances ', of support that I have recolved, and the recol lections of your kind treatment of me In Hie ; past, encourage me to look forward with con fidence to the result of the ensuing General Election.—l am, gentlemen, i Yours faithfully, ' - J, M, DARGAVILLE. aieetine? *§ TRISH NATIONAL f^;^j333#» X LEAGUE. Wsi'lfW Fortnightly Meoting of Ww/-7 W the i, E, Hodtnond Branch will mJmlj&L : be hold in tho Catholic Instl- O&Msr tute. Wellington-street, THIS *B>iSk» EVENING, at 8 o'clock. K353"' Business: Paper on Iroland s Youn BKcohlilS M j. SHEAHAN. Secrete^ poTORnrB-ir —«Af~HT)M~i:» Special CommitteTlrfeoting THIS (Friday) i EVENING, fa Minn Hill's School-room (kindly ent for tho occasion), at 8 o'clock. All Members are requested to attend, as Man?matter's will be considored in connection with the forthcoming ! scMo"l D . f. EVANS, Hon. See, ; T^-EW ZEALAND SEAMEN'S UNION. ! UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THK AUCK i LAND TfiADKS AND LABOUR i -A Meeting -svitl be held oi rrien deSlrotia of ' forming a1 Branch of tho above Union in Auck -1 land, at Working Men's Club, on {SATURDAY, ' AnrilSth. at 7.30 p.m.. rtnd enrolling members, ) wE™ Mr A. Gardner, Delegate from Por 1 Chalmers. WIU attend and explain tho objects of J the New Zealand* Stajnej. jfctom^ \ * Secretary Auckland Trades and 1 April 3,1831. Labour Council. jj TUh■P ER S1 UNION, •j ■ I £' • ■■'" t- -'. — ■ ■' 'L ■: "' I |JA Preliminary Meeting of,U«*s interested in 1 tho promotion of a Lumpers' Union will be held • on WEDNESDAY first, at half-past 7 o'clock, in 1 the British Hotel, when several Gcntlemon will ' Address the Meeting. All «re invited. j |' J. MARSHALL, Sec. pro torn. Volunteer Notices. A UCKLANt) tfAfAkARTILLERY. '■ tho Drill-shed, at 7.30 o'clock. Whito Jumpern, 1 Straw Hats, and Blue Trousers. m ' April *,188 i. Ei LbROY, Capt. A.N/A. i in.. " Educational t.; ■ ' ';;• -;^. ".;'■ ."■"* ~ ~~~ "" I A UCKI/AND UNiyERSITY i J^i OOLLEdE. " i EJNTRANCE SCBOLAHSfIJP j EXAMINATIONS. r Tho Eaminations will commence on MON DAY, April 7, and will be held in the Temporary Premisitein Eden-street, iri aceoifdance with the following tlme-fablof— ■ ~i:>~y ■ ■ ~\ ■ lo—i a-1.30 Monday..... Geometry ttnfl Arithmetic and • monullJ' -. Tflgffltoffletry Alg«bra ' Tuesday...... Phrtica aad ChemisUy Mechanics s —_ —s- j ; Wednesday.. Latin Lathi ■ Thursday...:. English Greek "OOASD OF EDUCATION BASTER HOHDAYS. The Eastef Holidays for Schools In and nesi Auckland, and at fflfi^hames, will be fron FRIDAY, 11th, to FBJDAT, 18th April, boU days ioclnstTe. - =VTEW SGEtaOL AT MOtJ#T BDEN EDEN HOt?9E SEMINARY, Eden Val c Roadf-The MifsCS Hkwitbon tfornicrlr o Forest Hiß, Lond<*) hai'e Qpeftcd thtf abov - Ejtablißhmont, in which they Will recelv ? Pupils to Boara and Educate. Tfifl dOmestt '• arrangements are under the supervision o! Mt d Howifeon, all of which arc made with a view I rcndeiUt 8 Rome. AoOotoeof Inßteuctloi ," comprWes -Thototigh ERgteh. MTOic,Slngine 1 French, and VgflUto ■ Plata M*lg;«; a MENT. Private Lessonß In Mgatg.- . 1 "A UCKLAND SOCIETY OF ARTS ft Fof the Best Shaded Drawing 1 fora the Rounc c- ow^flS«^gm«tS!iKj«P«woeptod. ■ >r ... ■■■;■■*■ JO3IAH MABTU?, Secretary. j" Corporation Koticca. CITY DUST CARTS KYBER PASS RQAD. SEAFIELD VIEW ROAD. ir ARAWA ROAD. '• The Carta will call in above Streets unti further notice every SATURDAY, at 8 a.m. W. ANDERSON, City Engineer. City Council Office, March 20,1881. 380 Honey. -4*l A T0 SW.OOO LENT on Buildln - 3&X." Society principles, or on other tern . to suit borrowers. Allotmenta bought an 8, Houses built on Weekly Payment Systei - Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List > Properties for sale on *th page. Six per cen allowed on money deposited for tove«Unep'* ( C. Wiujambok Laud. Estate, and' Finanoii A Kent and Valuer, Hlgh-gtreet Anoldand. Tenderr J :-■:' >r m O C A R P E N T E R ! m Tenders will be received until noon ; THURSDAY, Oth instant, lot the Ejection oi T House at Helensville Cabour only) ■-~.... , V- Plans, &c., «t my office. Hoffmanns Bull ■ngs.one e n^eet.. Aß R : Continued on Firrt V»g»



1 Business Notice*. MISS PEATE, Fashionable Drees and Mantle-Maker (from London, late of - Sydney). Stylo, lit, and good work combined. } Lessons giveain Cutting and Fitting.—Nelson . street, opposite St. James's Church. 1 "JVriSS CHRISTIE wishea to intimate to • JLtX her IVicnds knd Customers that in con : seqnenco of being disappointed in securing new t premises which she intended romoving into, , and having bought a Largo Stock of Fancy Millinery and other Fancy Drapery, specially : suitable for the coming Winter Season, she is > now prepared to offer tho Stock at exceptional'? ' Low prices to clear.—Top of Shortlaiul struct. eautTfux~*velvet cosies, arUstlcally embroidered; large sizes, 1 s lid. Is 6d, 5s 6d, Marvels of Cheapnens. Suitable for presents.—J. M, McLachlan, 222, ' Qiieen-street, JUST BROUGHT FORWARD — 5,000 yardß of Nt» Calico at 2jd. — Samuel : Coombcs and Co., Canada Buildings, Queen ; treet. ; BLANKETS, Flannels, Sheetings, Cali coos. at specially low quotations for roll ; bio goods.-Edwd. Tester, Draper, Karanua [ hapcßoad. ■ • ■ i ', TTMBRELLAS, Ladies' and Children's.in \J Larentine, Twill, and Durable Silks. Imported direct, and for sale at tbo very lowest Cash Prices.—Edwd. Tester, Draper, Karanga ' hapeßoad. "17"ELVETEENS, Flowers, Feathers, V Hats, and laces—a Choice Assortment of 1 New Goods.—Edwd. Tester, Draper, Karanga - hapeßoad. :T1 ■ W O O D AND CO. * MUTTON, 2"d] BEEF.Zjn. MUTTON, 20. BEEF, 2}t>. _„_„•„. MUTTON, 2d. BEEF, 2Jd. 1 MUTTON, 2n. BEEF, 2Jd. MUTTON. Zd, BEEF, 2Jb. MUTTON, 2D. BEEF, 2Jd. Please COME EARLY on SATURDAYS, to Avoid Overcrowdjng at Night. , E, WO O D~~A N D C 0., CHEAFSIDE HOUSE, NEWTON. PHOTOGRAPHY, —A. P. Williams has mttch plefisQre in intimating to his riends and the public in general that He baa Commenced Business In the Union Photographic Studio, junction of Pitt and Grey-etreets, and lately occupied by MfEirkman, where he hopes by strict attention and punctuality to bnsinesa to ; merit a share of public patronage, and is now prepared to take all kinds of Instantaneous 'ortraits. Everything new, -no old-fashion styles in the business. P.S.-Portrait* taken in all eorts of weather—Note the address: A. P. Williams. Union Pbotonraphic Studio, junction of Pitt and Grey-streete. Auckland, March 22, 1854; - , MH. KEESING, Licensed Water • Works Plumber, No. 02, Victoria street, opposite Holland and Butler's. Water laid on it ths very lowest rutes. Plumbing and Gas-fitting promptly attended to. Tinware always on hand, or mada to order. Repairs neatly and. promptly executed. Cheapest Shos to Town. ■ m -VTOTICE OF REMOVAL, W.~HART, American SPRING MATTRASS-MAKER, has Removed from Wellesley-street to tho premises lately occupied by Mr Martin, and next Mr Row s. Grocer, Victoria-street. W. Hart has in stock every description of Bedding and Iron Bedsteads. Trade supplied with Materials, Wholesale and Retail. ' \ •" ' C\ A M U E L WHITE O HAS FOR BALB AT THE YARD, CUSTOMS-STREET:- p 1(w Pnrirf Posts .. -• - -^S}? B. Vtiry Good Purirl Posts - .. 710 Sao«n r paririJPosts Bx3 Z\'T. Is M eph. Sawn HeartlCauri Boards, 6xJ .. 18s pr lOC .Split Palings .. .... « ™ Ilobart nails .. - - •• ™ Sttwo lUnra I?alls oo Tiiroe itoUs ™ ' . fiHiiri P<sto lseaob ahlDKlca. House Blocks, tec. • 18 SAWN BLEEPEK3.B x 5. 2s 6d each. N SALE BY THB UNDERSIGNED 300 Socks Feed Oats 2M Sacks Milling Oats 100 Sacks New Zealand Maize 100 Sacks Kowl Wheat in Coses Canterbury Cheese 20 Tons No. 1 Bonedust . . ALSO, ALWAY3 ON HAN»: Wood's Flour, Bran. Sharps, Chaff Unions. Potatoes. Hams and Bacon Corned Beef, 1001b. kegs. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ALBERT AND ROBERT EATON, REMOVED TOCOMMKRCE-STIUSffiJ" (Next to JoecpbCraix'B). riOODBON'S T ONDON A RCADE. Having just COMPLETED OUR ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING, we find it very large, and are resolved to REDUCE IT AT ONCE, giving to our Customers the full benefit of a GREAT REDUCTION we hare made upon BEVERAL LINES of which we have Excessive Stock. We have received MOST LIBERAL PAT , RONAGE from the Residents of and Visitors to • Auckland, for which we tender our SINCERE THANKS. We yet think numbers have not availed themseWee of Inspecting our G^EaAaN^D S^T^.O-^C-'.K. We most cordially Invite all to do so, asitstands 1 UvN-vRvIvV-rA-r-WI/Y-ExD ', In the Colonies, either for . EXTENT - VARIETY — NOVELTY OK CHEAPNESS. irKASTBR CABDBt« In GfißiT Vablbty, from Onb PbiWT Each. We adhere to our Trade Motto-"Small Profits and Quick Returns"—and Mark our Goods accordingly. The USEFUL and the ORNAMENTAL, INIMITABLE and ECONOMICAL, are here Blended in Delightful Vaeiety. Note the Address: GOOBSON'S LONDON ARCADE, Queer & ViCTOBiA^Te. (And at Christobnreh and Wellington). Public Ifotlcea- A DVICE to those abont to marry.— A. Don't ran Botchers' bills when you oan Fuy your Meat 20 per cent, cheaper for cash at the New Batcher's, next the British Hotel. mo CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS.— • JL Earth can bo had from an Allotment In Elliott-street for the" carting away:—Apply to 1 James Rae. Darby-street • ■ . . JUST OPENED—A Large Lot of Greton«cß at half-price.-Samuel Coombcs and Coy, Canttdtt Btiilditigg, Qtteen-strect. I&NOFORTES Tnned and Repaired by an experienced hand from KlrkmanJ. London. Tttning,ss; Hammers He-feltedjtoß Guinea.-W. Sior, Karangahape Road, Newton. TTIASSWORKS, Freeman's Bay.— UT Saturday afternoon, frow Ito 5. Admis sion 6d, Each Visitor receives one Glass Jug. -^M. Cook rind Sons. LoUr San, is each. ■ ■ ■ CARDINALS' MARCH.-Copies may be _ had flt Eady's Music •vyarehouse. Qneen*t. " rfTOE OLD LAND AND THE NEW"— JL New Song, this day at all Mnsic-sellers. • •VTOTICE. — JOHN PEARCE, Blact J3 Bmith, Newmarket, begs to inform his • Customers aiid Friends that he has Removbd . to his New Premises, first street South of New market Hotel. Drays Made and Repaired, and Horses carefully Shod. . . - . •■■■'■'■ c -wj, WOOD & ;C O, 1 fTj a Beg to announce that their business has 1 doubled in eighteen months; also that they hare " on hand the finest lot of Wether Sheep ever held by tbem, with a ohoice selection. of Provinoial. c fed Beef. New-milk-fed Veal, firstolaßS Pork. • Lamb, tie., at prices in many instances fully p 25& below other houses. ; : -' . . c "' —~— I E. WOOD 4 Co., • CfIBAPSIDB HOUSE. NEWTON. • rn-r--- — | ~"^ I X M P O IT W D E D, f t it, Peosonby Public Ponna, on Jrd day I of Aplih One Chestnut Mare i.no rtoible brand. If not released by the Kith day of April, 1881, I. >vill be sold to defray expenses. ,t ROBERT CURWKN, poundkeeper. r April 4tb, 1881. . • , B ■ ...-.,.- . ■ -jrrOTICE OF REMOVAL. v If , ■■ Z ■ My. Business will in futnre be carried on in ray NEW PREMISES, situated at the Corner " of Customs and Littlb Qukbn-stkebts. . , ARTHUR H. NATHAN. April3,lßßl, , • ■ •' "N" ° ~T":'" 1 c El NIGHT-SOIL CONTRACT. The present Quarter, ending March 31st, 1* il now duo, and prompt payments must be made by Householders to insure the service being carried out. S . WHITB. - " - Contractor. Ecclesiastical. - « r> E- O P E N IN G 3 UNITED MET m Ho£st|f^ = Afternoon, at 2.30, the Rev. W. S.Pottor wil - Preach, and in Evening, at 6.50, the _ Key. R. J; Roberts, - 3: Collections to defray c«t of Alteraaons, &c 3 PUBLIC TEA^lE^^be held o, d- Addresses by Rev. a. Maofajlane. Rrv. A. Reid Messrs Knott and Parkerj - Tea on 'Sableats.3o^ TJckets.taW; Scholar! HALF-PRICE. '; •



Personal _ | "/CITIZEN."—The Number of the Silver' I Vj Hunting Geneva Watch lost is 32,622. JJ The Silver Chain, very small, with a gold slide. [j —Thoe. Ussber, Stichbnry's Buildings? Qneen- : |l street. ______ ? WANTED, your Address, and I will || send FRRB seventy Specimens ot tho "11 "Graphic" Rubber Stamps. — Murray, Mann- , f|l facturor, Coombes'sChanibers. ji Lost and Found. i -| AS REWARD.—Lost or Stolen, from :| Jl " Mount Albert, a Black Greyhound Slut, jj about Bor 10 months old. Anyone detaining it II after this notico will be proßoeutod. —B. C. f Greenwood. _____ i| LOSTTCart-cover; between Queen-street and Hobson-street—Reward to finder at if R.T., Owen and Oraham's. ■~...£ LOST, last evening, between Freeman's Bay Hotel and top of Ilepburn-street, a Gold Watch; initials on back.—Anyone return ing same to M. Dorvan, Freeman's Bay, will be : :f handsomely rewarded. ' J.,; j LOST, on Wednesday morning, from. Constitution Hill, a Dark Bar Blaro, white. : faoe. 10s reward for information leading to her , recovery. Anyone detaining same■vvillbopro» s 5 scouted.—P. Louiß, Watchmaker., Wbarf. | FOUND, drifting on tho Takapuna Reef, " ..-. a Ship's Boat; bottom painted black;- ft contained oars, rowlocks, and anchor.—X Morri- . ' son, Devonport. .: ■ > Jg| FOUND, yesterday, two Logs, branded ra T. Co.—O'vner can havo same by applying* If to Ned Lysaght, Kean's Yard, Custoinß-street, 11 or cutter Wanderer, and paying expenses . :jj Board and Residence. . "■> noVERNOK BROWNE HOTEL, '"; \JT HOBSON-STREET. . Board and Lodging .. .. .. 20spcrWeek ~; Single Room .. - .. .. .. 25s per Week OARD AND RESlDENCE—Vacancies /oj for 2or 3 Gentlemen; terms moderate- Mrs Carey, corner of Cook and Nelson-streeta. , . _p<ROYDON VILLA, Upper; Vincent-st.. l_y —Superior accommodation fortwo gentle- -.■'■ men (friends or otherwise); 20b per week; -:•:;; baths.—Mrs Fuller. : ; /COMFORTABLE APARTMENTS for ■ \*j a Gentleman; bath-room; no children. .■* , Reasonable torniß. Mount Eden.—Address at Stab office. :■•'. /COMFORTABLY Furnished Rooms in L/ Vincent-street, with or without board; J use of piano; terms moderate —Address Mm . , ■". Marner, vincent-atreet •;-.w BOARD and Residence at Mount Eden, suitable for lady or gentleman; private I eitting-room if required ; good bath-room; no a other boarders ; no children.—For address, . ;;: apply T. B. Hill, Chemist, Qneen-Btreet. . Challenge. /CRICKET CHALLENGE. — A Team _> chosen from the Rechabltes of Auokland will be glad to meet Representatives from any ot the other Benefit Societies of Auckland to ;- ', play a Friendly Game of Cricket on the Domain Cricket Grouud on GOOD FRIDAY. ... JOHN B. MELL, Aroh Hill. Amnsements. ODDFELLOW S' H A*L 1*!.% '■"" FONSONBY. TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT,! I MATINEE TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, at 2. j GRAND PANORAMA AND COLOSSAL MIRROR OF NEW ZEALAND. j ADMISSION: Reserved Seats, 3s, with One ; Ticket in Art Union, and Invitation to danco; ; lYont Seats, 2s Od, wi»h One Ticket; and tho ; Back Seats, is. Children, Half-prieo. v| LOO X 0 U T I FOR ALEXANDER, TH# GREAT AUSTRALIAN BLONDIN, wno vnu. aiteab on SATURDAY NIGHT GREAT OPEN Alll ENTERTAINMENT. •■ F.OATHING, Agent i f Sporting* v - RE SU LT OF LA DO N'S t! CONSULTATION, r TAKAPUNA EASTER HANDICAP. Closed with 230 Members. 1115 Kalo H9t Fiahwoman 880 Merlin 25C Vortex , , 1200 RewT 1119Tauplri Prizes Paid1 Two Dats After Racb. jj ■ Medical. r:i SIGNOR OTTO HUG, THE CELEBRATED /.. . ' || SWISS MEDICAL CLAIRVOYANT, H ST. MUNGOS CHAMBERS, j| QUEBB-BIKEII, , »' WILL "LEAVE AUCKLAND 1 KOIt Tflß j ;'."'.. SO U, T H.: ' " | , ' ON THE , ' jj 17th OF THIS MONTH. | Jtcl W I h X I N 8, 1 I CONSULTING SURGEON." S i »SttthteS»iKery for GENERAL PRACTICE: I] Mornings—JO until 12 o'clock Kvening-7.30 until BL3O. ___ -- Afternoons (S to 1» more especially for BYE, v EAR. and THHQAT DISEASES. i ■ CONSULTING ROOMS: "orner Qneen-etreet and West; Qoeen-streeV : opposite South. British Insurance Buildings, Auckland. MESSRS E. COX ft SON, DENTAL SURGEONS, GOODSONS ARCADE, FDRST FLOOR (New Premises of the Auetralian Mutual Pro- -'. i 1 vident Society), | » Queen -stbeet/ ; !$ XTEVER go to eea without Apomorpbia, Jj( the new tasteless remedy for seaßioknewj It rarely fails to give reUef, 18.-C. W. Goodeon, ' London Arcade. : ■'•■■•■■' " > T)ATS! RATSI RATS!—Use' XV SHARLAND-S PHOSPHO3J RASTB, ' Bate eat it greedily, and die; iio smell. Price, Ono Shilling a Bottlo. ' - T. C. BHABIfAND oppoaito Post-offloe. LJEGKETTIS INSECT POWDER.-The 0 best and most rellabla in the market In perforated canisters. Price, ta Bd. —F. Oi Shablanp, Apothecaries' Hall. ■ rnOOTHACHE CURE — Instantaneou I BeIief—ODONTALGIO.—Ib per bottle.— g. p. SHARLANP (opposite PosUiffloe). : OSELINE fob thb HAlß.—This cli* | gant preparation completely eclipßes every article of a similar kind now before the public-Price, Is6d a botUe.-SBABUin>; | Apothecaries'HalL iH WO •'*■■ R M *If AU children suffer from thton. f If suspected, ask for the Certniii Ooff^i IS BHAIILAND'S WORM POWDERS, Is packet. V, ADorJicmrieB1 HaJl. oppoeitoPoawifflce. D~ R. ARNOLD'S PENNYJU>YAL AND^TJBm Pn^S^lJißOßtpopnlar oßioa, :,- •:. :•■■.;. -■_. ■.■ ■,• . . "'' Auctions. .TUESDAY, APRILS.- - « GERMAN, PIANOS AND AMERICAN ORGANS, From some of the Best Make*, Bx NORTHUMBERLAND. ! GABRIEL LEWIS ' •, HAS receiired instructions to Sell, on the ■ above date, at 11 o'clock, ' . A Conßignment of above Goods, all In first- . class order and condition. Comment is needless. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1 Bx lONIC, FROM LONDON. GABRIEL LEWIS ' HAS received instructions to Sell, at his 'i. Rooms, on the above date, at U o'clock, is; SO Trunks of Superior BOOTS and BHOKS^S . ex above steamer. ■'.•■' f ' Terms at Bale.1" ' .■. ■;,,.,■ . ■,:,;•, || '{ W. B. COCHBAKB] [JJJS, DACEB ; T MONDAY, APRII 7, • At2o'aock., UNDER WARRANT OF THE R.M. COURT. HARMONIUM, FURNITURE, ;_ : EFFECTS. MOUNT EDEN KOAD, NEAR RAIL ;.;..•;■ .. '..way bridge.; ; \ :':p't\ THE Subscribers wilt sell by auction,.at the residence of Mr C. H. PrineW Mount I Eden Kaud; near Rail way Bridge, on Moni I the Jtlilnst..^t2o >olookj I HARMONIUM and'Gencral ABsortm*it«f j ' *• Household Furniture and other ctfeCtß. j SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, •.Jj 1 ■• : Auctioneers., .; -,■'■■'■•> '■■■■:-'^\ '' ' Contmn*d ob r«orth !»•«•, jMXI l\