TfiE AUGKLtND EfBJNING SfAR, SATtJKDAY, MARCH I#, 1&£



) Wanted. Al/-ANTED, a Manager for Ihc Bo( T T Factory.-Apiily W in. aic.Artlmr „ d XVTA^'-TKD. a Baker. Apply Thoi \'ITANTED, Tlneo lland.s to Assist i V T Stock-tiiUin^ in to Country Store.—Appl an_Kondn__^L__D._NaUii_n_andj;:i). WANTED, Town. Muuagci- and Sala man fov a Brick and Tilo Conipan (Ijimitcd). Applications, stating salary and vi i-losing Icstinionials, lobe sent to Box No. 21. G.P;O., Apckbtnd, on or before Tilonday, I7t Marcii, at^n'oon. WA NTE D, for the Nevvton PoWen tv.-o Rood Pick and Shovel Men.—Appl at the works on Monday morning. WANTED, for the Kruno Colliery Com puny, Auckland, a lirst class Salesman 0:10 who has had experience as a Commorcis Traveler preferred. — Address, with tcsLinn nials. Oilice of the Company, before Friday, th 21 at March. • * WANTED, one or two liough (Jarpen tors for framing; Strong had, usod I toola; nlso, 200 Squares of Boarding.—Appl; llawkcswood's Foundry, Nelson St., Monday 17lh. ANTED, a Stoker lor Country .Mill —Auckland Timber Co. (Limited), Cus tpni3 street West. \,y ANTED, good Carpenters;'also ! T r good Mqn for farm.—Apply Newnmrke Hotel, Als TE D, Competent Travelling A»ents.—Apply Prudontial Mutual, St Mungo Cliambcrs, Queen-street. "OTANTED, a good Cook. — AppljTai T T once to \V. Lynch, Aurora Hotel. ANTED, tliroo good Carjjentera.— Apply Garrett Brothera. Boot Manufac turors, Wakefleldstrcet. WANTED, Several Improvers for the .Bonch.—G. Black and Co., Aberdeen Boot Factory. Chapel-atrcct. WANTED, situation by an active man aa Porter. Would take charge of l>e livery Van, or any other cmployincntthatoil'ors in city pr cpvntry.—A.B.S.T., STAB Ofllce. WANTED, Employment as Assistant in Grocery or Spirit Business by a •Steady Man; canclvo security.—"M.," Stab oilice. TiffANTE.D', ft Respectable Youth about T T H.— New Zealand Clothing Factory. ANTED, Steady Youth, used to tools. —J. Batty. Builder. Ponsonby Road. WANTED, an Errand Boy.—Apply JE\ C. Sharland, Shortland-strcet. WANTED', a respectable Lad.—Apply to Wm. Leys, Bookbinder and Paper Rulor. 3 doors above Stah Ofllce. "VXTANTED, an active Lad or young Man T7 accustomed to the trade.—Apply J. ' Maxwell, Butcher, Freeman's Bay. WANTED, a kind person to Adopt a healthy Baby Girl, 3 weeks old. Good reasons given.—For address apply Stak Office. WANTED, Two Good Milliners ; also Three Apprentices to the dressmaking. —Milne and Choyco. ANTED, Milliner, in best suburb.— Apply C.D.E.. Star Office. WANTED, Apprentices andlinprovors, also a Youiir Person who would assist In housework. — Mrs C'rocombe, Dressmaker, near Mr LHrnbourne's ICarangahapo Hoad. ANTED, a Respectablo Barmaid ; also, Barman.—Apply by lett'or, C.Y., Star Offlco. , AIT ANTED, a good General Servant.— ~*i . Apply to Mm Gb'r'rlb, adjoining Kcnm cra Station. WANTED, a good General Servant for Pojisouby ; references required ; good wa;;e3.—Apply Mra Whitconibe'a Registry. \TTANTED, a Good General Servant ,T T iiiiuat understand plain cooking and wuslnliijj foriifilmjlyof two'; only suitable one need to, Mrs. Vollbrucut, Kussell-strcet, PonSonby, fhird hoilso from l*onaorlby Road, lifter 10 o'clock. ANTED, a General Servant.—Apply td Mrs Wingato, Arney Road; Remuera. WANTED, a good General Servant for thu WaikalO; to a suitable yoreon liberal wages will bo given. — Apply lo Mrs Milno, Hobson Hotel, to-mdrrotv. -ANTED, General Sorvnnt.— Apply corner Anglesca-strcot and Ponaonby lioitd. WANTED, a good llou3OU3aid.~Apply Maaonie Hotel. WANTED, a tidy, respectablo Girl, from 11 lo 10.—Apply belweon 12 ami '.' 011 Tuesday, to Mrs Farrington, Lincoln-street, Ponsonby. \\T ANTED, Girls about 13-J5 year.-; of II age; table hands ; wages glvnn inline dlHlely.—Max Kober'3 Dress Shirt Manufactory, Victoria-street. ANTED, a Girl about 10 or 12 years of ago to look after a baby; only child. Comfortable homo and clothed.—For address apply to J. Wenilel. Symonda-atrcct. ANTED, Bootmakors to know that tho Regular Fortnightly Meeting will be hold at tho Working Men's Club ou Monday next, 17th March. Business ut 8 sharp_ ANTED, Yachtsmen to buy a Rubber Life Belt, 10s.—Murray, Manufacturer of tho ''Graphic" Rubber Stamps, Coombes's Chambers, Queen-street. WANTED, Everyone to know that tho Amateur Draught Championship takes plnces to-night at W. Thomas's, Tobacconist, Grcy-atrcet. Ko. 3 now open. WANTED, a Gas Engino; two-horse, or over.-Apply Box '„!. WANTED, a Partner with £300 to join a B'.ißinesß established for 4 years. Thi3 is an ellgiblo opening for an energetic man. who can cither tako the inside or outsido depart ment. Principal only noed apply to J. 11. Randorson, Financial Agent, Mcrcantilo Cham bers. WANTED, a Loan for £3'). Part se curity and good ref erenoes can be given. Repayment in monthly instalments. — Apply M.L.. Stab Office. ANTED, a Loan of £100, repayable at £10 per month; satisfactory security and good interest—Address "Alpha," Stab omce. WANTED, all Gourmands to try Salz Gurken at Luks's Victoria Hotel. "YX'TANTED —Whon yon are in Hobson- T T street c_l and boo the large and choice stock of Mosgiel Tweeds just opened for the coming season, at Munro and Miliigan 6. W "ANTED, the Ladies to know that Manro and Milligan'B Millinery Dcpart piont is now replete with all tho latest English and French novelties for the present season. WANTED.— Do you want Money on Freehold, Personal, or other security 1— Apply to J. R- Randcrson, Mercantile Chambora. Bills discounted. "VSrANTED.—Use only the "Brilliant" VV Ink for Rubber Stamps; any colour; Is per bottlo.—Murray, Rubber Stamp Manu facturer, Coombos' Chambers. "Tir AN TED.—Three Gentlemen want TT good, clean, comfortable Board and Residence; two to occupy one bedroom ; large, neatly f urnishod ; bath-room necessary; situa tion, locality of St, JJavid'a.—Apply " Dioscuri, Stab Office. . WANTED, in the lower end of Queon street or near tho Wharf. 0. Shop and Dremiees suitable for a Confectionery and Bimns-rooms.-Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray, Land Agents, yort-streyt. ANTED, a Smoll Cottage or two Un furnished Rooms; neighbourhood of Grey or Hobson-stveets.-K.H..5., Btah Offlec. WANTED, for Two Ladies, superior Board and LodginL' within ten or fifteen minutes' walk of Qucon-streetj-Addrcss W ticnlara to R.R., General Poat-offlce, Auckland. WANTED, to Share a Home with quiet family, or Unfurnished Room ; neighbourhood-Epsom or ParnelJ, by Lady engaged during the day.—Address _rniine, Stab Office. WANTED, by a Lady, with ono little oirl, a Co'ttago near St. Sepulchre's. Advertiser would tako a lady to board partially. —"C.L.," Star office. , WANTED," two oivthree unfurnished Rooms, withKHchen, within 10minutes of Queen-stroct; or a small unfurnished Cot tage would suit, to ront wcokly.—Stato lowest terms to 11W., Stab Office. , tttaNTED, Bed and Sitting-room, W plainly furnished, with small boxroom, for Udy and Gentleman (no family), with good tilain Cooking and Attendance; easy distance o* General Post Offico.-Statc terms, which must be moderate, to S.S., Stab Office. t W~ ANTED TO PURCHASE (for Cash), an Allotment, vicinity of St Benedict's Church; must bo cheap.-Appiy kennok Villa, Upper Queen-street, Newton. WANTED TO SELL, I'iano (now), Violoncellos, Violins, andGuiUir.-Apply Prof. Cailliau, Vincent-strcot , WANTED to Sell, oheap, Day and Mar tin's Blacking, C dozen cakos in box, little dry only tkl box; Japanese Gloss. 6d bottle ing Powders, 6d per dozen; Shoe Brußhea, 2s W Bet.-H. Wait, Pitt-street. -\\T ANTE D KNOWN—Cliiun(white and W gold), lla Cd the set; Bread Tins, 0d; Billion, is; Patty Tin ß , id; Tin Meat Dishes, is Id; Wood-bowls. Is lid: Candlfiaticks. Cd ; Zinc Balhs, os; at Dampier's Hobson-streot Shop. * WANTED IvNOWN—Tin Saucepans, Ud; Tin Kettles, 2s Gd ; Tin Dippers. Is 1; Milk Skimmers, lid ; Graters, Id; Towel Boll era Is 3d; Knives and Forks, Gd the pair; Bell ows Is Cd; Window Screens, lid; Splash Mats (for washstands), 9d; at Dampier'a Houson-street Shop. \XT ANTED KNOWN, — Fire !-40,000 TT yards Cream and Coloured Laces, from the Salvage Stock, at Id poryard.atS. Coombes & Co.'s. . WANTED KNOWN—The Fresh Dra pery includes Men's JJungareo Pants, 2a • Drill do., 2a 6d; Men's and Beys' Hard Black Felt Hats, Is 6d-; Men's French Peak Caps, superior quality, 9d; Boys Jean Hats. 9d, Men B Tweed Hats, Is 6d: Men's Shirts, Is 2d; White do., 2s Gd.-At Dampier'B Wakefleld street Shop. ■' , \\T ANTED KNOWN—Button Hooks, VV Id each; Hanthway's celebrated Peer leas Gloss. 61 t!»»hotUrt! -vHia'Cork boles, 2J(I the pair; Leather 800 l Lace.«, Id tho piur; Cot ton rio., 2d doKen; superior Shoehorns, Set; Boot Protectors, 3d per card —at Dampier a Boot Shop. Vintnrlft-Btreet ANTJSP SEEN—Tho Bargains,in,, Pictures: Good size Pictures, 2d«ach ; very lars?e superior Pictuivs (mounced), 6d; grand line Elegant Giit-framed Pictures, la 2d, : ; no higher price, and the other lot.of Barpainß



Wanted. ANrED KNOWN, - Miss Re Dress and Mantle Maker, Over J Coster's, Wellesley-street. TSfANTED KNOWN—JPianoforteaacc T T ralely Tuned for .?3 by a Certified Tutl 2d yciivs' London p.-uctW.-G. Hood, Mot Rosklll Road. ■ W ANTED KNOWN.—American a •Mosoloy'a Planen to hnnd.—F. Prin Ironmonger^ . . _____: WANT_DKNOWN~Fire i"%odo Pa: Salvage Kid Gloves, at Is per pa: regular price, 2s lid per pair.—S. Coombes a Co. ANfED~KNOWY-On we supplied 1,158 customers with goo at our Salvafo Sale—Samuel Coombes & O Canada Buildinge. \\7"ANTED KNOWN—Cheap Draper T T Cheap Drapery, Clothing, Flannc Bhiukets and Dresses cheaper tlian any oth house, at J. H. Hannan's, Vietoria-sti'eet Wusi Tt7ANTED KNOWN—In dry weath T 1 the Rending Books at Is each will bo p outside the window; the other Books from each are inside.—At Dampior's Hobson-stre Shop. . • . . \\T ANTED KNOWN — Ladiea' Un T T brpllaa. Is 3d; good lino of Gents' Brace 9d; Boys' Cotton do., Id: nice line of Ladie Black Kid Gloves, Is lid; Ladies Black Silk dc Is Cd ; Babies' Pinafores, Gd ; Toilet Co vcrs, lid Turkey Twill.. Bd ; Striped Drill, lid. — I Dampier'B Wakefleld-alrect Shop. ANTED KNOWN, — Cheap Ne and Secona-hand Furniture, Pots, Pan; Wash-tubs and Boards, Bedding, Bedstead Chests Drawers, Child's Cots, and all kinds c Household FumHuro at lowest prices, i .Austen's Variety Storo, 310, Upper Queen-Btree under Young Women's Institute W "ANTED KNOWN-SingleMattraasef 03 Gd; Double Mattrasscs, lCs; Sgrin Mattrosses, 395; Straw Mattrasses, ie 6d: Smgl Palliasses, 9s; Double Palliasses, 12s; Pillows, 1 lid; Bolsters, Is -At Dampier s Great Furnitur Shop, Uobson-sti'Get. ANTED KNOWN—Very Lnrg. Musical Tops, half-price, 6d: Infanti Bell Rattles, Od ; Infants' Bono Rmga, 3d Feeding Bottles, Ud [ Wonderful Toys, Id eac) —At Damplqc's Hobsonstrcet Shop. ANTE D KNOWN—On Thursday w< supplied the wants of 1,573 customers a our great Salvage Sale.—Samuel Coombca & Co., Canada Buildings, Queen-street WANTED SEEN, by all buyers o Jewellery, Charles Kelsey & Co.'s Stocl of Real Silver and Real Gold Jewellery (n< imitations kept).—Charles Kelsey and Co. 120 Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN—Grand Suites o Furniture in Cretonne, only All 10s Grand Suites in Grcon Rep, only £15153; hand some Stuffed Couches, 38s—At Dampior's Hob son-street Shop. ! •\rTANTED_ KNOWN,—Rescued fron T T the greiit fire, 1,203 doz Hosiery, slight!} soiled, to be sold at 3d pair.—S. Coombes „ Co. WANTED KNOWN, Seal Muff Bagf (largo assortment) at Charles Kolsej and Co.'s, 120, Queen-street. ANTED KNOWN.—Charles Kolsey and (Jo. make a specialty of Jowollcrj by confining themselves entirely to Real Gold and Real Silver. Thoy keep no imitations.— Charles Kelsoy and Co., 120, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN—Ladies' Black Leather Bags, 2s lid: Gonts1 Black Leathor Satchels, 2s lid; Boys' School Bags, 2s 1 Id—At Dampior's Hobson-strcet Shop. i XKT'ANTED KNOWN — More fresh T T Drapery, including Prints, 3Jd; Green Window Holland, Is; Striped Tick. Gd: Grey Calico, 2Jd; White Calico, 2Jd; Holland, 4»d ; Lustre, Brt; Tweed, lid; Dress Tweed, s!d; Printed Muslin, 3}d; Printed Dimity. BJd; Block Volvotccn, ils.Sd; CrcU no, ejd.—At Dampicr's Wakcficld-strect shop. ANTEITICNOWN —Rack Cemba, Id; Back Combs, 2d and 3d; grand line of Tooth Combs, 2d; Glycerine Soap, 7d per bar; Brown W.ndsor Soap, eight cakes for la ; Hair Pads, 3d per pair; Mon's Holland Coats (small size), 2s lid : Infants' Bootees, 3d : Wadding. Id per shout; Coloured Tassyls, 3d ; Toilet Fringe, lid.—At Dampicr's Wakclleld-stroct Shop. __ WANTED KNOWN — Still more Drapery, including infants;' Bonnets, Is !d; Infants' Mother Hubbard Borinots. 2s 9d; mcc Curtains, Vs Gd ; Whito Toilet Quilts, 5a 6d; Flowers. 3d and Gd per bunch ; Black Hair Cord, Gd per yard; Ijadies' Whito and Coloured Hoso, Gil; Cornets, la sd.—At Dampier's Wakoflold fltreet Shop. TTSTANTED KNOWN — More Fresh r » Drajiery, including Hoys' Holland Suits, 3s lid : Children's Dresnea. 2.s 9d : I^adiGS' .Morn ing Wrappers, fa 6d; White Handkerchiefs, largo size, 3d ; Ladies' Hlack CaahmoM Capes, i)n lid; Men's Hegatlji Shirts.wlth collars, 3sfid; Men's Linon Collars, (id—At Dampior's Wako flßUl-gtroet Shop. iXT ANTED KNOWN — rT HELLTNR OB^F! SELLING OFF I HOOTS1! HOOTS! 1 - EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED IN PRlCK:—Ladlos"Elastic-sidos, Kid, reduced to 3a Od, Is M, and 6s 6d; grand lino of lindies' Pretty-shanod High lfig Highheol Kid Boots (in boies), re duced to 53 Gd; nico Btrong line of Ladies Elr.stic-sides, colonial make, reduced to 6slid; Ladies' Hlfrh-liool Prunella Boote, reduced to 5s Ud; Ladios' nice-shaped Sown House Boots (KOloahed at Bides), reduced to is 3d; Ladles' IliKh-hcol White Sateen Boots, roduccd to3s Gd; grand line of Infants' Felt Boots, roduced to 9d the pair; Infants' Kid Elostic-Bidcß and Button Boots, reduced to Is 6d : Girls' Blaßtic-side Pru nella Boots, reduced to 2b ; Children's Walking Shoes, G to 0, reduced to 2« 6d ; 10 to 13, reduced to 3a; Bplendid lino of Girls' Button Boota, with patent ramps, sizo 7 to 10, reduced to is fid; do. do., 11 to 13, reduced to sa; grand line of Mon's Strong Elastic-side Booti>, reduced to 7a 3d. A vory large lot of other cheat) Boots too numerous to mention at Dampier'a Boot Shop, Victoria street. ~C\T ANTED KNOWN, just unpacked at /^(oodson's t ondon arcade, v*oodson's Juondon Arcade, Sterling Gold and Silver Watches and Jewellery, Sheffield Cutlery (specially Manufactured and Stamped, " Tho London Arcade"), Tea Trays, Waiters &c. (oheap), More Novel ics in Japanese Goods, Tebra Cottaware and Figures, Majolicaware (aomo lovely goods), Plssh Brackets and Photo. Frames Modsl Steamboats and Engines, Ashanteb Hammocks. CONSTANT NOVELTIES JIEINH RECEIVED. CONSTANT NOVELTIES BEING RECEIVED. Tho ordinory Stock ia so comprehensive and oxtensive, it will well repay an inspec tion, which we cordially invite. THE PLACE IN AUCKLAND FOR SELECTING A PRESENT, AND AT WELLINGTON and CHRISTCHURCH. Ty ANTED TT N O W N\ Nlw?Bn HSSS !! LAST TWO WEEKS !! OF !! GREAT !! CASH !! CASH !! SALE ! THE BALANCE OF MASON'S STOCK WILL BE CLEARED AT ENGLISH COST PRICE. ALSO, £500 WORTH OF WAREHOUSE SAMPLES, BELOW WHOLESALE COST. TOGETHER WITH OUR OWN WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OP GENERAL + GENERAL DRAPERY, + DRAPERY, AT, ABOUT, AND BELOW COST PRICE. B A N S (COME.EARLY,) B. N S. aRGAiJ:t \ and I -JRGAIS BA SECURE JB A NS. THE ONLY GENUINE SALE NOW OK A Single Call will Prove This to Be So. Horrocks's A, 2s lid por dozen liorrocks's B, 3a 9d per dozen. Crowdeon'a Q, 3s lid per dozen. Other makes, in wet wove, etc, 2s 6d to 6a 6d per dozen. Unbleached Calico. is'Od, 2s 6d, 2a Ud, to 6a per dozen. Unbleached Sheeting, 7Jd to la 3d per yard. 72-inch Whito Ditto, 9}d to Is 9d per yard. 80-inoh White Ditto, Is to 2s per yard. Cretonnes, W, s*d. 6d, to la per yard. Long Curtains, 23 lid, 3a lid, is 6d por set. Striped Grenadines, 1,500,3Jd per yard. Galatea Stripes, 2?d (usual price, 4Jd>- . Press Linons. 3Jd per yard (original price, 9d). Prints in all styles, 2»d to 9d. Carmolytes, sid, 7Jd, 9d por yard. Laoe-stripcd Muslins, 31d, OA, 6d per yard. Mole Trousers, is 6d, ss, 5s 6d, to 7s Od per pair. Tweed Trousers, 3b 6d, 4s 6d, 53 6d, Cs Gd, to 15b Men's, Boys', and youths' Clothing, reduced to English coßt. 100 Suits only, to measure, 758 (guaranteed original prioe, 05s). A. O, S3 TEPHE NSO N, BANGAHAPB ROAD. VSYTtOV,



Wanted id, \tT-AKT_D, This Cay (Saturday), tieti lib IT tcel Boy for light business) age ll 6 IS.—Apply, this evening; Richardson Brother! ~ Victoria-street. er? VSTANTE D, a Boy fot; the ctmntry. mt T T For a<Mrc33 apply Stak Office*. — ~Y$7~ ANTED, immediately, a strong, re nd T T spectible Boy; 'fuust be able to mill no, ond dmti!.—Apply London Dairy* Victoria-st. Att(;k)nndi _ irs ~X\T ANTED, aTouth for Stable,' droon ir; TT (reforencea); Carpenter, C'ookS. -SiiU nd women servants.—Heighton and Co., Rcgistr; Offices, QueonjStreet , . , ay TyCTANTED, a good Restaurant Cook. >ds T! Apply Blue Po. t, Victoria-street. °- "OTANTED, ior 6 Gentlemen to form t — iVI Bachelors' Homo: large house, eloso tc y, the water, Ponsonby.—"X.," Stau office. 'f: ■\TCTANTED to Purchase, Houses and [ TV Allotmonts in Parncll and Newmarket: — also, few acres,suburbs.—Grant and Croasan, 75, er Queen-street id YIfANTED, a Boot Machinist to work et T V out. — Apply to Wilkins and Co., Victoria-Street. ~ TlfANflr). — A Delightful Home is . 3 M otFered to a Lady and Gentleman near ',J the sea; 15 minutes walk from town.—" Pon ,° sonby," Star Office. , . ['• XVTANTED, Three Lads not under 14 TI years of age at Gledhill's Cordial _ Factory, VVellealey-Btreet w a Partner in a long-estab s. T T liahod Music Business. -Mr Webb, s: Lyceum Hall, wishing to retire, is desirous to » find a gentleman to join his sou. t, TIT ANTED, a Housa and Parlourmaid,' _ TT and respsctablo Girl to attend to child ren and sew.—Apply to Mrs Ivey, Bant Now '■ South Wales (private entrance), between 3 and | fl P-m- -■ ■ . . ■ s \ITANTED, People to Read J. H. Dal e IT ton's Price List—Cheaper and Better 8 than any other Tailoring Establishment in the . City. Trousers, 12s 6d to 27a j Sense Suits, 50s ~ to 00s. Note the address: City Tailoring *. Establishment, Victoria-street East. h' XST ANTED, Barmaid, Working House- G TT keeper (country), Housekeeper (town), — Female Cooks (urgent), Lady-help, Ocnorals arid 6 Young Girls (all parts).— Mrs Whitcombo's * Registry. "\\T ANTED KNOWN.—Partington and t TT Kinsoy, Photographers, foot of Grey. _. streot, prodUco Photographs unsurpaßaed in the Jj city, and beautifully enamelled. Price, 10s half ? dozen; 15s per dozen. ANTED KNOWN.—Partington and Kinacy, foot of Grey-street, present all t thcirpatronstakinghalf do*. Enamelled Cabinet ' Photos., at 30s\ an elogantly Framed Photo. ' painted by thq.cryStolenim process. ? "WANTED KNOWN.—Grand line Hair 7 TT Brushes, 9d: Rack Combs, ii; Nail Brushes, Jd; Tooth Blushes, 6d; Kits, 3d, Id, ' and fid; Egg, Salt, Rnd Mustard Spoons, 2d; . Knife Boards, la : Toilet Sets, 10s; Box-Irons, 3 39 3d: Skewers. 6d the sot of 12-At Dampier's i Hobson-Btreet Shop 3 WANTED gEEN—Thp Grand Show of American,-Wood.Chairs,.3s fld; Arm r Chairs, 7b; Oval Tabiea, 13a; Coffoq Ta'blcs, 5a I lid; Chests of Drawers, 25a; Colonial Cdiiohes, . 8a; and the othor largo lot.of-Furniture,turn Furnishing Gooda—At Sampler's Hobßon-Btroot ■ Shop. 7 ANTED KNOWN—AII tho Immonsb' Stock of Ribbons, about 8.100 yards, i saved from the .(treat flro, to bo fl6ld.at3yards for 13 id, worth Is yard:—S. Ctiombes itnd Cc).. 1 "WANTED KNOWN.—Thai Williatris's W Circassian Hair Rcnbwer is uio only • reliable preparation for.Rohawing Groy Hair ■ and beautifying it:—as oxk-nsivbly usod by tho ■ colebrated Circassian beauties. — Prepared by \ A. M. Williams. 268, Qiluen-atreet WANTED KNOWN—Cheap Timber 1 Chicap Tisnitfitl And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper — and bettor than anywhere else at tho yards of '• D. Goldik. Alberf-atrbot. W" "TNTED~KN6\VN. — Gralid ToTof Sponge, Gd; Chair Cushions, is id; Foxtnil Dustore, lid ; Shoe Brushed. U 3d the set; grand Hoarth Ruga. Gs lid -.Stair Oilcloth, 6d; Passage Oilcloth, Is Id—At Dampier'a Hob- Bdh-street Shdti. . ~ WANTED KNO \V N THE DEPOT FOR HOP BITTERS: BOTANIC DISPENSARY, WKLLKSLKY-ST. For purity and strength unequalled. A trial will fully prove. 2s 6d A Bottlk ; 5 BOTTLES fob 10s. PAIN - CURE B; Its oirocta are wonderful for Internal and Kx ternal Pains, ReruovinKObßtructions, Equalising Circulation, and Restoring Tono to overy part. Two-oufccK Banxfi, is. Our WORM MEDICINES, so pure, simple, and good, aro being uaod in all parts of New Zealand. Frosh Shipmonta of Herbs, Roots, and Barks every month of every description; best quality; Wholesale and Retail, at lowest possible prices. Consultation personally or by letter. NEIL _ CLIFFORD, HERBALISTS, Botanic Disi-ensaby, Welleslkv-st, East, Auckland. Ecclesiastical. _ YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO"- X CIATION, Corner of WcUesley and Albert • fltroetß.-ileoting for United Prayer THIS (Saturday* EVENING, at 7.30. A Bible Reading will bo given. Friends are cor dially invited. A Bible Class for Men every Sunday afternoon, from 3 till 4. T. PAUL'S CHURCH. — Services 8 a.m.. 11 a.m., 3.30 p.m. (Children's). 6.30 p.m. Courso .Sermons by tho Incumbent Morning. " Worda from tho Cross—iii, against Envy;" Evening, "Characters of tho Aotorsin tho Passion—iii, Caiaphos." C_T. ANDREW'S, Epsom.—The Yen. ►O Archdeacon Clarke, 8.D., will preach in this Church To-morrow (Sunday), at 3 p.m. Holy Communion. MORNINGSIDE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Tho Rev. R. Sommcrvillo will proaoh in tho School-room to-morrow at 2.30 p.m. A GAELIC SERVICE will be held To-morrow at 2.30 p.m. at tho Young Mon's Christian Association Rooms, Wollcßloy street ontranco. All who understand aro cordially invited. Mr McLean will officiate. PITT-STREET WESLEYAN CHURCH.-Mornine at 11. Rev. T. G. Carr; Evening at 6.30. Rev. A. Rold. ST. JOHN'S WESLEYAN CHURCH, Poneonby.—Morning at 11. Mr. A. C. Lawry; Evening at 6.30. Rev. T. G. Carr. PARNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH.— Morning at 11. Rev. W. C. W. McDowell; Evening at 6.30, Rev. W. C. Oliver and Mr Tawhai. . DE VONPORT WESLEYAN CHURCH. —Morning at 11. Roy. G. W. J. Sponce ; Evening at 6.30. Rev. G. W. J. Sconce. ARCH HILL WESLEYAN CHURCH. —Morning at 11 o'clock. Rcv\ W. J. Wat kin; Evening at 6.30 o'clock. Mr Shackelford. "VTEW CHURCH SERVICES.—HeId J3 in tho Commercial Rooms, over Rattray'B. Q.uecn-street. Morning at ll o'clock. MOUNT EDEN BAPTIST CHAPEL. -Sundiiy.lfith March.-Mr D. Whytock will proach. Morning 11 o'ekek. Evening 6.30 0 clock. TTSTELLESLEY-STREET BAPTIST 1T V CHURCH.— Sunday. March 16th. — Pastor Thomas Spurgcon will preach. Morning, in the Chapel, at 11; Evening, in tho Choral Hall, at C.jj. FRANKLIN ROAD PRIMITIVE METHODI3T CHURCH. — Services on Sunday—Morning at 11, and Evening at 6.30, Rev. J. Boothroyd. ABBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE.—Geo. A. Brown will Lecture on Sunday night at 6.15. Subject: "Moses and tho Prophets-Were Thoy Inspired 1" Morning Services at Tcmpor ance Hall and Eden Hall, Mount Edon, at 11 o'clock. ___^________ T>ONSONBY BAPTIST CHURCH.— JL Tho Rev. W. R. Wooley will preach in tho Morning at 11 and in the Evening at 6.30. ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH.—Third Sunday in Lont.—ll a.m., "The Visitation of tho Vino;" fi.3o p.m.. Couraebylncumbonton "The Lord's Prayer-tho Prayer of Prayera"— iii, "Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done." /CHRISTIAN MEETING-HOUSE, Cook \J street.—Subject for Lord's Day, 6.30 p.m.. March lGth, "The Glorified Body."—Henry Exiey; /^(HRISTADELPHIANS meet at the \.J Newton Hall for fellowship "at 11 a.m. In the Evening at 6.30. Lecture: " The Hope of the Early Christians." mHEAT RE ROYAL.—SUNDAY X EVENING SERVICES, undar the con duct of the Young Men's Christian Association, on Sunday evening, from 8 to 9. All are ia vited. Scats free. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCHES. SERVICES TO-MORROW as follows:- ALEXANDRA-STREET- Morning at ll—Rev. W. 8. Potter. Sub ject I "Tho Evil of Underestimating Personal Influence." Evening at 6.W—Rev. AY. S. Pottor. Sub joot: "ASad Sight." PITT AND EDWIN-STREETS- Aftornoon at 3—Rev. W. S. Potter. Evening at 6.3o—Mr Jenkins. NEWMARICET- Evenlngat 6.30-MrR. B. Horsloy. .HONGREGATIONAL SERVICES. \j _____ BERESFORD-STREET- Morning at 11-Rev. J. Rohertson, M.A. Evening at 6.3o—Rev. J. Robertson, M.A. MOUNT KDEN-6.30. Mr T. Ball. NEWTQN—B. Evangelistic Bervice.. TTNITED METHODIST FREE U . CHURCHES. PITT AND VINOENT-STREETS- Morningatli. Rev. S. Maofarlane. Eveninu- at. 6.30. Rev. S. Macfarlane. MOUNT EDEN— Evening at 6.30. Mr Geo^Knight. (^UNDAY AFTERNOI3N~L_CTURES. Tho third or Professor Godet'a Lectures in defence of the Christian Faith will be given on SUNDAY Next (March 16), to the Pai-nell Hall 1 Subject: " Tho Mirades of Jesus Christ." Chairman : Profe63or AMis. 1 TJATIONALISTIC ASSOCIATION.— tV Lorno-street TUUI. TO-MOKROW (Sun day).—Morning. 11. Discussion Class. Sibject: 'Atheism and Deism." Meeting of Association for Nomination a.)d Election of Members. Fvenin" at 7. Lecture—" Bible Grain and Bible Cbaif." The favourite professional singers. Miss Aggio Stuart and Mr W. Harrison, will each render two Choice Vocal Selec.tiQ.lW. i i&aieß cordially invited to attend.



MiscellHHcons Warttcdfti A tOUNGf _AtlY wialleg for d Situation ±X. as Gbvernesain a family b'f yoiitfg child ren. — Address, with rcqnltelnerit3 and for particulars, to "A.8.," Post-ofllcc, Giatlornc: ATHOaOUGHLY STAUNCH Horse, Express Cart nnd Harnesij cojriplete for £28 tho lot. daSli.—Hrij Duyliiri, GrOcer, Manu kau Road, Newmarket. ~_-.--.:.. IVE POUNDS will be givep to any gentleman of influence obtaining for Advertiser (aged 23) a position as Clork, or any light occupation. ■ First-class reference from ftSod .T<onrfofi Hoiise'. good write!; quick at figures; steady vVor_er j o{ (rood character and appearance ; has somo knowledge Or solicitors' office routine; salary, from 30s to £2-—Apply (strictly confidential) M.G., Star Office. GOVERNESS.— Wanted7~Young "Lady • as Resident Governess; must be ablo to sing and play; salary, about £50.-Apply Box 03, Post-ofllce. /"N OOD GRAZING for Horses and Catt!« \JT can be had at Mount, Albert; plenty of water.—Apply J. T. Melville, Mount Albert, T>APERHANGER, first-class, wants a JL Job.—Address "C.L.," Star office. TO PAINTERS.—Wanted, two good Hands.—Thomas Webb, Painter, Mount Eden Road. TO .CLOTHING FACTORY EM PLOYEES. — The Auckland Clothing Manufacturing Co. wont Skilled Labour for all divisions ; also, Hoys and Girls—Apprentices aud Improvers — Apply at Factory, (JUBtoms streot East (over Hutchmson, Gum Merchant), or G. M. Brido, Clarendon Hotel. O SHIPWRIGHTS AND OTHERS~ Wanted to Sell, four Kauri Spars, 60 foot ong. 18x12 inches, nearly all h»arU — John Sheohan, Dargaville. Meetings f A. C. B. SOCIETY, XJ_ • AUCKLAND BRANCH, NO.BI. Members of the abovo are re quested to Assemble at tho Hall on MONDAY next (St. Patrick's Day), at 8 20 a m., to attend Mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral, and thenco to tho Domain, whero Athletic Sports will bo hold. Members of other Branches and tho Juvenile Contingent arc also invited.. Regalia and White Gloves. P. KEARNEY. Secretary. T^EWTON LICENSING DISTRICT. A Meeting of Ratepayers favourable to the Restriction o( the Liquor Traffic in the above district will bo held on MONDAY, March 17th, in the Primitive Methodist School-room, Rich mond Road, at 7.39 p;in. Business:—To elect a Committeo to secure the Election of Candidates holding tho abovo f JAMES McNAIR, Signed. \ RICH. REDFKRN, ULBIORT J. HOLLAND. Ratepayers; ATEW ZEALAND STUD AND 31 PEDIGREE STOCK COMPANY (LIMITED). The Annual Gcnoral Meeting of Shareholders in tho above Company will bo held at the Office/ in Shortland-fltreet, Auckland, on MONDAY, 31st day of March, 18S1; at 2 o'clock in tho aftor noon. . . Business: To rccolve Report and Balance sheet for past year. Also, to' Elect Auditors and three Directors in place of tho retiring members of the Board; wiio are eliprlble for Re-election. ~ , . P. 11. BQURKE, Secretary. Auckland, 15th March, 1881. . /"IOSPEL TEMPERANCE MISSION. iX BLUK RIBBON ARMY. A PUBLIC' MEET"ING Will bo held in tilo DEVONPORT HALL, NORTH SHORE; OK MONDAY; MARCH l7rlt. Chair to bo taken at 8 d'clock; Speakers: Jlo\: A. lit. McCflilnin, Rev. O. W. J. Hiionou, Messrs Jttrame and Knott. COLLECTION 'i'O DEFRAY EXPENSES. RICKLAYERS1 LABOURERS' SOCIETY. The Half-yearly Meeting of the abovo Society will bo hold in tho Working Men's Club on WEDNESDAY, 19th inst-, at 7.30 p.m. it. TOBIN. H(:crotary._ HE THAM~EiTT"ALLEY "AND HOTORUA RAILWAY COMPANY (LiuiTKb). ' Kotico is hereby given t.h»t nn EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING 1 or thk THAMES rALLfer AND ROTORUA RAILWAY COMI'AKV (LIMITED) Will bo held at the Registered Oflico of tho Company. No. 147, Queon-stroet, Auckland, on THURSDAY, the 3rd day of April, If 81, At 3 o'clock in tho afternoon. When tho subjoined Resolution, which was passed at the Extraordinary General-Meeting of the Company hold on tho 13th day of March, ISBI. will bo submitted for Confirmation an a Speoial Resolution:— "That tho existing Articlos of Association be rescinded, and that tlio Articles of Associn tion forwarded by post te eaoh member of tho Company, and which arc now before thia Meeting, signed by tho Chairman of the Company, nod scaled with tho Company's seal, be substituted tlrerefor," Dated 13th March, 188U By order of the Bxjard.: ' ! ; j JOHN BATGER, Secretary. No. 117, Queon-Btrcot, Auckland. Sporting. ttenderson" mill races. MONDAY,. 17th MARCH (st. patrick^ dat), Trains Leave at 11 a.m. and 11.30 a.m. First Race Starts at 1 p.m. J SEVEN EVENTS. : W. PERCIVAL, Secretary. OESULT OF A. LEO'S CONSULTA XV 1 lON ON HENDERSON'S MILL CUP AND HURDLES. lIURDLES—No. 15, Mw r; 128 Fly: 433, Harkaway; 116, Wood peer c ; 479. MinuH; 418, Christmas; 389, Miss Walton; 193, Native j 115. Shotover; 388, Corrigan. GUP.—No. (ilfl, Golden Crown; 132, Maori; 188, Merlin; 152, ICalo; 53G, Mystory; 85, Uryan O'Lynn; 382, Kishwoman: J4O, Para mena; 74, Kenihvoith; 361, Woodpecker; 13C, Nigger; 313, Larrikin; 101, Swordsman; 257, Yußa Bill. Book 601 to C.'s is issued in.place of Book 275 to SOO, which was not oont in. i : ,f j' | Closed with 600 Subscribers. Consultation-on Takapuna Cfup and Hurdles now open. Sis hundred at 10a. A,, "iTI O. mAKAPUNA RACES. / ( RUN STH JAPKIIi, 1881. t ',[l\('i .PM /I IA.*JJHb'S '.)'/; tVii S CONSULTATION on the ABOVE EVENTS IS NOW OPEN. OQQ MEMBERS AT JQS EACH. Addressi-A.'LEO, Box &o: 237, Post-offlce, Auckland; Or, care of Aumm Kidd. Commercial Hotel, ■. . . i ShorUand-strcet. A LEO'S CONSULTATION • ON TUB AUCKLAND EASTER HANDICAP, . . -Run Apuil 14, ISSI. .; j, , ] 1,000 MEMBERS AT TEN SHILLINGS EACH, Divided as followß :— First Horse £200 Second Horse 100 Third Horse 50 Othor StartorsWividcd) .. .. 80 Non-Starters (divided) 70 £500 Application by Letter only. Registered Let ters or Telegrams will not be received. Address—A. LEO, caro of'Ai.frku JKidd, Box 237, Post-office, Shortland-streot, Auckland. Electoral. mAKAPUNA LICENSING DISTRICT. ELECTION oFcOMMITTEE. I hereby notify the ro'.iremont of ADAM HENDERSON from the above election. THOS. SEAMAN. March 15,1881. Returning Officer. THE "TEMPERANCE CANDIDATES J COMMITTEE" wish to inform the Rate payers of Takapuna that Mr Adam Henderson has retired from the contest for Licensing Com mittee in favour of Mr William Hollo Brown. The amended list stands as follows:— ■'. '■■•■! TEMPERANCE CANDIDATES: ! I Bartlky, Edward Bbett, Hknhy Brown, William Hoilk Boson, John McCat.i.wm. A. M. /^ ENT LJS ME N I AND BRSffIEK VJT WORKING MEN. ELECTOKS OF NEWTON AND PONSONBY.-Do not Pledge your Votes to any Candidate or Committees before Polling Day. Soliciting votes comos under the Vagrant Act. '< ; Vl MR. WM. GEO. GARRARD. Money. MON3Y TO LEND.—I have several Sums of Money waiting investment. Mortgages negotiated, &c, &c—D. I. Evans Estate and Land Agcn __* Ii 4 _ T0 -iiN>»W>o. LENT on Jiuilding C§jy JL \r Society principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Alloti_on_ bought and Houses built on Weekly Payment System Mortgages and Loons negotiated. See List of Properties for Bale on ith page. Six per cent. allowed on money depoaited foi investment— O. W-Xlambon. Land. Estate, and Financial Area twd Yalu« Bigh-atxeet, Aucklaad



Ift let TO LET; T*o Ffpni .Rodin's.—Apply a Third Hoiise from Alma Store; gprfng-st. O' ,pET, 3 or 4 UnfurnisKo'3 Rooms ii Franklin Itc/ad, opposite Gasom'etrc. O . LET,- iltifttrajshed, 3 l^ooms am iiso of Kitchen,; JVlouat Roßkiß Roctd.—Fc aildreßs.apply at ltoltct's Store' O W.% Two'Unftt'rnUhed Kooms, witl use of;kit(Jli!rn if required.—Apply nex Rayner's. Butchor, Nclßon-at.ceti TO LET, in Parneil, 2 S-oomedTioKses rent, £GO, at per year each.—W. and J Frator, Land Agents, Queen-street TinO LET, 2 Rooms, suitable for aMarriec B Coilple. -- Apply to Mrs Teasdale, Grey street. .■ O LET, a Nice l-wmed ViJlt b Sum pier-street, Ponsouby.—Apply to G. E, Herbert. Napici'-Bti-cct. O LET, Cellar and Yard ; suit bottler. Two Houses, C rooms, Ponsonby; Om larßO House, ParnelL—VV. V. Stevens, High Btrect Chambers. TO LET, nn 11-roomed House, known as Alma House, Alma VUce, Parneil,— Apply to J. Friar Clarke, No. 21, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. HMO LET, a Furnished Bed-room in a JL private family, suitable for 2 gentlemen (friends), near 3 Lamps, Ponsonby.—Apply STAR Office. TO LET, a Large six-roomed House with large allotment,£G x 188 ft,; View Road, Mount Eden (just oft" Mount Eden Road).— Apply to M. Uu'.v, next house. TO LET, a 12-roomcd House and good Orchard, in St. Georgo'B Bay Road, Par neil, — Apply to M. T. Clayton, Laud Agont; OII!ce.J!T, Insurance Buildings. - ■ ~O LET,' at Epsom, a comfortable four roomed Verandah Cottage, with every convenience. Rent, 7s per week. — Apply to Mrs Boyes, Epsoni. TO LET, a Large Warehouse of Three Flats, lately occupied by Mr A, H. Nathan, 33. Queon-stroet. — Apply to John Lamb, 39, Queen-street; nnO LET or Sell, Houses and Allotments; I Grocery, Furniture, and Fruit Businesses; Hotols and Boarding Houses.—Grant & Crossan 75, Qucon-Btrcet. _' nno BE LET, in View Road, Mount Eden, X at a low rental, a new 7-roomcd, well furnished Houso, with stable, buggy house, &c. —F. G. Ewington, Estato Agent TO LET or For Sale, 4-roomed Cottage in Norfolk-Btroct, Ponsonby, with allot ment 60 x 100; suitable for an expressman or coal and llrewood dealer ; populous neighbour lood.—A. Scott and Co., 73, Quoon-fltreot. TO LET, 5-roomed House, College Road; sas and wator; rent, 13s Gd. Also, 4 roomod Houso, Mira-street; ront, 10s.—Apply F. Nightingale, College Road. TO LET, or for Sale, a 5-roomed House in Bohd-strcot; Arch Hill; woll situated. Apply to Mr John Kelly. O LET OR SELL, Cottages and Building Allotments on Mount Eden and View Rouds, near to the Toll-bar Gate. Tonns can bo arranged.—Apply to Harper and Glvon, View Hostd, Mount hucn. O LET, 2 or 3 Rooms ; use of kitchen ; furnished or unfurnished; no children | tho houso in good lwulthy locality; largo gardon; lino viowof harbour; twenty minutes' walk from Post billet; 'buses pass every hour. Apply Stab Office OFFICE TO LET, suitable for Solicitor. Strong room, landing, gas and water lnid on, and ovory convenience.—Chas. F; Gri/llths, Solicitor, High-strcot TTNFURNISHEI).-To Let, 2 Rooms, \J best part, of I'a.rnell; London family; lmeofkitchon, with English kitchener; overy convenience; no other lodger. Low torms for iiormanoiicv.—Apply Sea View Mouse, St. Gcorge'B Bay Rons., Upper Pafhell; MERCHANTS, FOR\ArARDING AGENTS, LIVKRY STABLEKEKPEHS, &c.-vTo Lot, Lai-Re Prrniiscs in piirham-Htreet, afljpflilngUio Haymarkot, recently occupied bb stores by Messrs T. and S. Morrin and Co.; very suitable for any business requiring large space In tho contro of the city.—Apply to Mr U. U. Witt, adioininj?; or Wj ilnd E. Hasten, Wakb flold-strcot ■-:. OLD ESTABLISHED Bnkeryand Dwel= ling-house to I>ct; centrally situated.—C( Williamson, Land and Estuto Agent, High-st. ■VyAREIIOUSE TO LET OR LEASE. Wnrehonso of two stories, with oxcollont collar, in Albert and Little Queon-Btrects. 13. TONKS & CO. Drapery. "PURE ! FIRE ! ! FIRE !! ! THE SALE OF DAMAGED GOODS HAS NOW COMMENCED AT T M CM A8 T E R' s> This is a chance seldom lo be met with by Uuyeru of DRAPERY, and MILLINERY, CLOmiN'G, As Most of the Stock is but ,*_IUIITLV DAMAGED, Yet all will bo SOLO AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Ladlcc' Hats, frot.'i Id each Ladies' Cupua, froni ij Ladies' Costumes/from Is 6d Good Trimme<l.>liilincry, very cheap Prints, fromtl-'Jd*yard Light Summer Dresses, from Id yard Millinery Net, from Id yard Men's Felt Hats, from lA each Men's Mole Trousers, from la Men's Tweed Trousor*, from-Cs T. M c M:.A S T E R, 2-52, QUEKN-STRKET (OI'POSITK THE MAUICET). ■pRELIMINARY NOTICE. WILSON, WILLIAMS, & McCULLAGH, or many years in tho omploy of Mr W. Rattray, Draper, Queen-street, have THIS DAY ENTERED INTO PARTNERSHIP AS GENERAL DRAPERS, SILK MERCERS, &c. And having SECURED THOSE CENTRAL PREMISES At presont occupied by tho r NEW ZEALAND TWEED CO. (Noxt to Messrs Boylan and Tanflold'a), QUEEN-STREET, Intend OPENING THE SAME on or atout tho 22nd INSTANT, ■WITH AN ENTIRELY NEW AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF | GENERAL DRAPERY, Particular! of which will bo glvon in a future is3Uo. ■^■ILSON, & 172, QUEEN-STREET. Dated this 3rd March, 1581. Education Board Notiecs. •pUBLIC NOTIFICATION. Tho Education Board of tho District of Auckland. 11th March. 1881. In accordance with Sections 13 and 16pf " The Education Act, 1577," It is hereby publicly noti fied that THEOPHILUS COOPER RICHARD HOBBS, and WILLIAM POLLOCK MOAT Have been this day elected as Members of the Education Board of tho District of Auckland, to fill tho vacancies causod by tho retirement Of Mrßuckland, Mr Cooper, and MrHobbs. ' RICHD. HOBB--5, Chairman. DUBLIC F~O T I C B. The Eduoation Board of tho Dißtriot of Auckland. March Uth, 1881. In accordance with Section 68 »f " The Educa tion Act, 1877," tho Education Board of tho Di3triot of Auckland lias appointed that Moot ingß of Householders for the Election of School Committees for the School Districts named in tho Schedulo iiereunder, shall be held on the days and at the times «ad placets therein ro epectlvely st, forth. And in accordance Tilth Section 69 of tho said Act, the Hoard lias also appointed that the Com mittees of tho said School Districts shall hold their First Meetings Immediately after olection, at the places lmmod in the Bald schedule. By Order of the Board. VINCENT E. EICE, Secretary. SCHEDULE. Times and Places of Meetings of Householder. Pukoatua—Monday, March 3 st, 1811, at 1 p.m. at the School- Pukekohe West-Monday, March 3Ut, 1881, itt rp.m., at the School. : Shipping. H i Ur^r- XpISHINGEXCURSION. _«J_mEm£^£ MONDAY, 17XH MARCH. THE S.S. JO WUI leave Queen-street Wharf (weather and jjther circumstances permitting) on MONDAY %'t Patrick's Day), at 10 o'clock, proceeding to Rangttoto,; returning about 5 o'clock p.m. Kxcnrsionltts can land on Rangitotoand have a «ood opportunity to collect marine wonders, as the tid« will be unusually low in the after noon. Bring yonr Ijines and Lunobcon. 1 Tickctfl'onboaiiT, 2s fid each. f W. DOWDEK, Agent. __3>f OT. HELIE R' S. P.s. TONGARIRO -j>s- - - wUI r(jn Spocial Trips to tho above place on MONDAY next, Loarjng Queen-atrcet Wharf at 11 a.m. and | 2 pm. 'Returning from St^^ Helicr'B at 5 p.m. - \ • FARES ONE SHILLING <U); .(/HTTtPPF-y • ~..,,S_SPBNCE(6d),



ftfi-Sfdte. .t TjiOii SALt, M #a'rp& Ruatafai:,- tVarpii , JJ dridUna.—Forpanfcularetfppry.to'D. H - McKenzie, Fort-street; Mafch l*Bi; I8?.f. 11 THOR S.4LE (cheaW, almost iSv, j - JL. VfSlift Btiv>; drid Cteo.-Apply td J.F. a Star Office: _■■.. ... r TCTOIi SALE, a Horse, Cft'rt, &a* Hahfjriess X? 7-Apply to W. Fairh'ead, Ma'nukau MM Parneil. ; ... -. -. OR SALE,T6no &Mf Spniifc Cart.- Apply J. Turner. UpporiHymWffls-wtrcet. F OH,SALE, Cutt6rSpey,.lo tons, wtl founu ffci In Perfect order.—Apply Jns Hendry, 37, Wharf. .^ FOR SALE, a General Store tp a town ship through which tlie Waikato ranS'uJ1 p/isscs.—Aprly John Buchanan. Customa-gt T^OR SALE, a pretty Pony I'hteton, suit i _IJ able for latlios and^children, oran invalid; street. . . _.... I~ 7\Oli SALE, a good Butchering Business, ' with cood commodious premises; grand position; will either let or sell.—Apply on tho premises to Mr Hodges. Mount Eden Road. EOR SALE, 4-roomed Cottage, large Allotment, Newton Road; price, £255.- R. M. Ilefghoon & Co., House & Land Agents, Queen-street.' " OR SALE and to Let; Farms, Hotels, Boarding-houses, Drapery, Grocer* and General Stores. -Hqighton & Co., General ■ Agenta, Queen-street. ■ " ■'■ TJIOR SALE, Cabinetmaker's Business JD (Country), £10; Business in Queen-street. j £30; Cottage, Kybcr Pass Road.—lioighton and Co., Est.ttc Agents, Queen-street.' OR SALE, ,Uppor Queen-street, two well-built Houses of 8 and Q rooms each, i with gas and ovojiy convenience; cheap.—H. Partlngton. Stichbury'a Buildings. FOR SALE, nice Cottage, Pompallier Terrace, allotment 40 x 100. only £230; also, i fine large Build'ng Sites, Milford-stroet, 100 x 1 ?'?°i.i2 103 per foot.—H. Partington, Land Agent^ FOR SALE, a substantial and well-built Shop and Dwelling of 8 rooms, on allot mont 60 x 100, situated in Franklin Road.— Apply to James Cromble. FOR SALE, New Cottage and large Allotment, £230; £15 cash, balance weekly payments. —w. V. Stevens. High • street Chambers. FOR SALE, or to Let, Brighton, Pninoll, Villa Residence arid about an Aero of : Ground, lately occupied by Colonel Rooke.—D. F. Kvans, Land and Estate Agent FOR SALE, Villa Residence, 5 rooms, fitted with gas, water, and every eon venienco; wash-house, Sec. ; nice garden: Church-street, Ponsonby. TJIOR SALE, a Bargain, Shop and 6- X? roomed House, with stable and bath house, situated in main road. Price, £(Wo.— Apply D. Hyaulaaon, Ironmonger, Ponsonby. FOR SALE, Daily Farm of 140 acres ; splendid soil; to bo sold choap; owner leaving tho colony.—W. V, Stevens, High-atreet Chamber". FOR SALE, 5 roomed Cottage and Allotment. Groat North Road. Russoll street; price, £255.—Heighten and Co., Land Agente, Queen-street. T7IOR SALE, splendidly-situated Allot- JD ments —frontages to Owen's Road.and Mount Eden Reserve. Price low. — Edwd. Wayto, Agcrtt; 5. Mercantile Chambers. FOR SALE, Allotments at Mount Eden ; level, freo of stones, good frontage, fine view easy terms, and choap.—W. V. Stevens, High:slrcet. Chamber's. FOR SALE, in Anglesea--stre"dt, a good 6-roortcd Horiso, . Gas and water laid on. Sasy dislanco from towfi.—Fot itirthor particu lars apply to Mr Gullivor, Land and Estate Agent. Coombea' Chambers. Queen-street /TlflfA iJ coTfA dfi s. BAKER-STREET (City) — Two Comfdrtabla Cottages for £250. CLARENCE-STREET—FiVe-roomed Villa tot £300; good allotment WOOD-STREET —Veranda* Cottage of five rooms, and worlcßhop, for £27Si WILLIAM-STRISET (off Nelsoa-street)-Nico House of four rooms and scullery, gas and water, for £350. UUKE-STREEi'—Six-roomed House and gar; don, £250. D. F. EVANS, LAND AND ESTATE AtJESf. \\7" L. MITCHELL, ESTATE AND LAND AGENT, 8, MBRCANTitB Cll,taißKi<B, QY'EKIf-STRfeET (Next Batik of New Zealand). FOR SALE—A very pretty 4-Ro.omcd Cottage, Clarence-street, on Allotment 10 x 110; nearly now; grounds tastefully laid out, and planted with valuable fruit trees; only £280 for cash, or on easy terms. A VONDALE ESTATE—I beg to announce that I have the Solo Agency of this magnificent Property, and I am instructed to offer the most liberal iriducoments to anyone wishing to acquire a good Freehold wlthiti easy dis tance of Auckland. The Estate has Veen sub divided into upwards of 191 convcnient-Bized Lots, and I am propitred to sell at per Single Allotment, or from 1 Acre and upwards at A^°ONDALE is Within the radiiis of 5 miios from tho City Railway Station, is closo to the property, and a first-class lino of Omnibuses commands tho entire district, running regu larly into Auckland. AVONDALE presents a splendid opening for a Storekeeper, Baker, Butcher, and Shoemaker, and in fact every trado shotlld bo represented. GRAND ALLOTMENTS on the main road are now offered specially for business purposes, for which only £10 doposit will bo accepted. MARKET GARDENERS AND STRAW BERRY GROWERS Will find this land specially suitablo. GOOD COTTAGES can bo built to suit Buycra upon payment of small doposit, tho balnnco boing arranged on Building Society terms. FOR EVERY ACRE bought £10 deposit or Up wards will be asked. This is an exceptional opportunity offered. The balance can rotnaifl at /per cent, for a term. THK LAND has been well cultivated. Is in good grass, and abounds in running creeks. ' ' THE PLAN OF THE ESTATE is now open, and I am instructed by tho owner to soli on tho terms now offered. A long list of other Properties and Houseß in the City and Suburbs for Sale, also Farm and Forost Lands, for somo of which plcivso see ad vertisoments on fourth pagoof "Herald and Proportios for Salo or to Let placed ttpon'my books free of charge. Loans and Mortgages negotiated, and eterf class of Commission Businoss conducted. W. L. MITCHELL. 8, Mercantile Chambers. Concerts, &c. T O RNE-S TRE E T II AL L. MONDAY, MARCH 17tii (St. PATRICK'S NIGHT). -■ j ,-,■■ ■', a £ McCOMISH'S . grand ttibernian /concert. , rand. -Hibernian, Voncbrtjj >• .. (OUEAO'MIIiiCA FIALTHBAI. : - •*■ ' TIIIGIN THU. Porformanoe tpisonlmljlicatat 8 cl'clqek|) 1. Overture, Irish Atrs, OrchEstfa. '" ""* v 2. Cantata "St. Patrick at Tara" (Glover)j Full Chorus and Orchestra. 3. Song, "The Rose, Thistle, and Shamrdck/1, Mr Montague. j . \, A H i jQ % 1. Ballad, 'VUrcam Faces," Miss Woodi ' !> "' 5. Song, "Tho Dear Little Shamrock," Mr Edwards. 6. Solo (Violin), "La Muette di Pcrtic^i,' Herr Tutschska. , A ■'-■. '':'»^ _. 7. Operatic Selection, "Par chc, ml Dica Ancora" (with orchestral accompaniment), by Donizetti, Miss Staunton. ■ ■ 8. Song (sorio-comic), "Ob, Georgo, don t be so Forward," Mr W. Doran. 9. Ballad, "Native Mußio" (3. Lovet), Miss 10. Harifsolo', "The Harp that once through Tara's Halls," Professor Carter. Interval of Ton Minutes. Paht 11. 1. Overture, Waltz, by Herr Tutschska, Orchestra. 2. Duott, "SweetistheDream,"MlsseiShoohan and Lonorgan. 3. Ballad, " Kathleen Mavourneen," Miss Thomas. i. National Song, "Wo only askforiusticoior tho dear oldEmorald Isle>" Mr Montapuo. 5. Song, "The, Last Rose1 of.'Summer," Mi«s Staunton, (!. Harp Solo (selected), Professor Carter. ' 7. Song (sorio-comio), "Pretty Nell, the Flower Girl." Mr W. Doran. 8. God S:ive the Queen, Solo, Chorus, and Orchestra, Aftor Concert, a Boloct Dance will bo held. An efficient M.C. and good Band in attendance. Holders of first and second seats admitted to Band Dance. First Scats, Ss; Second Seats, 2s; Gallery. Is. . ■■ ■# : pi t H ORAL H A L "L, THURSDAY, MARCH 27. "THE RESCUE OF HARRY GRAY" Will bo Performed by the AUCKLAND BAND OF HOPE UNION CHOIR. . , ;.. CONDUCTOR, MB CBANWELL. ■; : ; : PIANIST, MR A. WISEMAN. READER ;,SIRT. SPURGEON. Tickets, 2b and Is. Commence at 7.30.' PKOCEKBH IN AID OF DBDSI AND FIFK BANJ3. XCELSIOR LODGE, N.Z.O.G.T.— A Grand Concert and Literary Entertain nent will be hold in the franklin Road School room on WEDNESDAY, the 10th instant, in aid of the Banner Fund. An excollont programme is provided for the occasion. The chair will be occupied by Mr D. Goldie, assisted by Mr Neil and the Rev. Mr Boothroyd. Tickets. Is each. Doors open at 7.30, -commence at S sharp.—A. Anderson. OEMUERA BAND OF HOPE.-St. J\) Patrick's Night.—An enjoyable St. Pat rick's Night without whisky.—A Soiree and Concert in connection with the above Society will be held in tho Newmarket Hall on MON DAY, 17th. Tea at C.30; Concert, 7,30. All arc invited. Tickets-Adults. Is Gd; Children, Is. QUADRILLE ASSEMBLY will be held in the Masonic Hall, Newton, on St 'Patrick's Night (17th). Tickets: Double, 4s: single, 2s 6d.—K. Barilett, Secretary. G1 LASSBLOWING, Fbeeman's Bat X Saturday afternoon, from 2to 5. Admia «ion,'6d. Kach Visitor rooelveaona Glaaa Jug. -H, Cook ud Sons, u»7 Juu> is each,



ft* Safe TutOß B&LM, ExmtoutkstrefciS, oOfettlci X" RaiidL tfico ?-r«om<;d HqWso,- allotment 9 X 203, rill m brchort! *.a)sw i-ftoftfod Cotfago alloSno'nt33'.vl'oo. Either <*si« bo sold, o ♦Voivlipje tpgothef j.ni real gooa Jr»y«stmctn. ---i If. Farlmgtcm, LeftidAgent. ... TTVOR &AT3 "OK TO tET, Cltftof JD Villa. Keppel-lftfW off Groat N-ortl Bosfl. Hotiso contains 5 roJAnj, fitted witr : cveiy '■oayAhfaftco. Allbtmcnt 38 £ Ki. Price i £2GO. Ecru, I»* per v/ce!t.-Apply \ atle »nd : Douglas-Land Age-'-ta, .Sh'pTtland-sti'cet. FOR SALE, Ponsonb? Ksftd< Comfort f<*r!V Residence, situated close tcMhe Ctyy : Park ; hou'Si? *»>T>talnsr 6 rooms; £as and tffliel laid on; ataWos, 03!h«ffletf, and..evctr con venience; lease of 18 yUafa to rnn.-Further particulars from D. F, EvanS, LaSd .Agent, Queen-street. „_ OR SAtE (Mangere), a Gentleman's Farm arid mS^built Residence, with Dairy, Stables, outbnifoiCfiS, fto, About eight a-.res of well - known flije.t-cfes innd. The Orchard is one acre in extent, and nwjpnvatc Grounds nro studded with ornamental trees. i Al*>, SSa' bathing. Thb above ls^a valuable property within 13 miJes of the City.—D. F. EOII SALE, 2 Kteught Horses, Dray, and Harness, Spfl'figwj£. and Harness, Steam Engine and Boiler, ChefttJjttef, Bonne Machine, Saw-bench Shafting, F.Weys, and Bolting. Likewise For Sale or Lea«tt thg Premises used by the undersigned as Coal ttnfl Firewood Yard for 22, years.—For further parti i oulflfs .'tppiv to James Watt, Stanloy-stroct, : Meohanle'a' Btifi _ OR SALE, Several Beautiful Building Sites at Mount ATCcfl,'close to the Station ; good investment for capital,- Farm of 80 Acres, all in cultivation; 12 WffteS ffom itown; 5-roomcdHouse. Twenty-siS Acres and new 2-robmod Cottage, nicely finished r smttfrao ; for a poultry farm H,mflcs of station.— 1 B^ Orchard, 18, New Zealand Insurance i Buildings. ■ OK SALE, a Now fifct? Commodious 11 ---roomed Villa! I!e3idoncs, beautifully 1 situated in Clevcland-strceJi (choiqcsS Bart, of Parnclll, commanding an uninterrupted: VWf of tlie harbour.; can never be built out .Bath room and every convenience. Allotment, 73 x 200 (inclußiyp.ofrifeht-or-wav)v Warden stocked with choice and.carsfully selected FrUlt Treos in full bearing.—For particulars and cards to view, apply tb Messrs Phillipps & Son, Queen street, TJIOR ABSOLUTE.SALE, the Business J_ Md Goodwill of It Uym Stable, catab isheef aibi 2ffvea& irf thomoSt central part pf : tho city; ttie' Wh6l{ ebW,<!rn .being, a profitable I and fii-st-class ihtt'Stm'6ntiof pM man dcuff ing 'toacquire ono of thfi !<%cst aWd beat-paying monopolies, and which is cafftwjof bUB further expansion. The stock of Horacty CaffiaKes, Cabs and other Vehicles can, with tflo #bi>le working plant, be taken at a valuation. 'lm Frooholdand Buildings can bo, scoured On' .ex ceptionally easy terms, or a Lease .61 the. Pre mises can bo arrangod. — For details, k nd all further particulars apply to W. L. Mitchell, solo Agent, 8, Mercantile Chambers. Queen-streot. Xpi 0 R SALE. Thk Magnificent BRICK FAMILY RESIDENCE, PARK HOUSE, Situated in Princes-street (adjoining Albert Park). Now in the occupation of Mhs J. Smito. For full paf ticulars apply to QABBIRL tKWIS, Auctioneer. Tjl 0 R S A L E. [OTEL PROPERTif, in ono of the Priiiefoat Coast Towns of tho North Island, containing 28 rooms; sisso of dining-room, 31x22, and tho other rooms correspondingly large. Tho OWner is about to leave the colony, and offers tiiis property at a very low figure, Averago takings. £70 per yreck. ,"■«■.. RKMUERA.—IS AereßOf Land, facing the Moln Road, subdivided into Grass Paddocks and BAY OF 'ISLAND^: — TWO fdrms1,- Fjeehold and Lcapeliold^ containing 661 and 198 ACffiS of rich v oleanie Lntid; plenty of wood afld water, Hoiiße of S rooms, ond close to a post and telegraph office. Subdivided into Twelve Paddtfcks; laid down in Eflglinh Grasses.- WAIKATO.—IOO Acres near HTrtitfy; *21 per aoro; Bush and Fern Land, containing froW nine to ten million feet Kabikstea, Rinrtt, and Mata Timber, Witli Two Cbttagos, dnd Land partly Ploughed and Fenced.- SOs pet acre. A. SCOTT & CO.v g&queen-Btj nOMM ERg. IA L HOTEL, \_J -tfiLANGAKEt ' This NgwV Conimodiouß, nSd CentrnHy -BUUatCdHFOHBALBORLKASE. This Hotel is' situate directly opposite ttie Railway Station, and in the direct line of the Main Conutry Roads leading into Whangarei. A really good Business is being done in Every DC?o n wl lFnSdocks, Stabliif{}, and Billiard Table. Srttisfactcry Tcason given as to the cause of the present proprietor leaving. A BFUKNDip OPPORTUNITY FOR ANYONE BE- QtTIRI&a Jl OdOD LEiKISG CffUKTBT For full particulars apply to G; B. HOWARD, Propriotor', Whtfngaret, Or, SAMUEL JAGGER, . Captain Cook Brewery. AtCkiafid. OHN-STREET. — Nice little Cottage and Allotment; very cheap. Price, only £220.—Apjlly D; Fi Evons, Land and Estato : Agent, Queen-street. I^TORTH SHORE;—For Sale,- Villa Kesi -31 dence of 6 rooms, bay window, verandah, 3 register grates, oven and open fire-grate in kitchon,; volcanic allotment, i) .it .120, con veniently Bituattd on main road, improving position. Price, £500) and very choap at that.— i. Tanner, Estate Agont, 8, Queen etreeti MUST BE SOLD. — Nprthcote, with magnificent view of iarbouf. Three roomed Cottage, verandah on two sides, and four-stalled stable and loft, nbont 100 feet front ace to Groat Nortji Rood and about H chains in depth, all fenced, and planted in Frflit Tfoee, ift full bcaringi and half an aero in Strawbflrno'Bj Price, £620.-r-For further particulars apMy : to J.- R. Randei'son, Mercantile Chambers, Qucen-st. f^i RAND OPENING for Suburban Store JT at Mount Alborti Lafgci Corner AUoIJ ment on Main ttoad, opposite Wcsleya'nChurch, about 180x200 foot. This pl'OSCnta fl ilrßt-Class opportunity for a pushing man of bufflnCMi tho Bite being in the centre of this flourishing diß triet.and must be sold a bargain. Price rtason> able. —ApT^ly J. R; Randereon, Lttfld Ageflt, Mercantile Chambdrs. HE Good-Will Of a MILK BUSINESS for Sale. OvortUfn.£B iteefcly.Leasehold Property, noar City. Twenty head -well-bred CatUci, new Spring: Oart, Horao, Harness, etc., ovory convenience, 18 tons flrst-clfWs Hay; Now ready for an enterprising man with, family to step into. Price, MX!9 cash for the wholes This is a splendid chance for a now eolflor,«« Hotije lold. Furniture may be taken at valuatson. Sickness only, reason Jor propcrty_ being in tho Market—APJotJ. 8i Randcrsonj Land Agent, :ercantllo Chatnbera. .:. . . : TO' CAPITALISTS AND .OTHERS.— Splendid Building Sites Ift centre Of the ity. All that valuablo.City Property in Shortr land-street, corner of Mill's Lane, and situate between Mcssts A. Clark and Soft's warehouse and Messrs Bycrofts1 MilL This Frochqld being in Buch a commanding.and central position is a flrstclasß investment for any Capitalist?, ana if any inducement, tho Vendor is willing to allow nearly all the purchase monoy to romain on mortgage, boing satisfied with the pros teotlve as well as the present vahifc ot this Site —P. F. Evans. Laud Agent. riARDINALS' MARCH.—Copies may be J had at Eady's Music WarohQUEO. Queen-st. YCEDM-HALL. HOBSON-STREET. —Pianofortes,' Organs, and Harmoniums (new and second-hand), for Sale or Hire on ttefßfred syetem of payments.—S. H. Webb and Co . _ !l*1OA: -^Netf Thfee-rboffled Boubo, H)_l.&\J_» just btlilt for sale, eff the Groat North Road.-C. Williamson, Land and Estate Agent, High-street (near Shortland-st). HE OLD LAND AND THE NEW " . Now Soiigj this day at all Music Shops. Price, 25., , BUSINESS FOR SALE.—The General Store of tho undersigned. . Terms liberal. —Wm. Stevenson, Onehnnga. ELROSE. 3 LARGE ALLOTMENTS, CHEAP. Victoria Park, 3 Allotments, I9s per foot, sheap. Shelly Beach Road, cornf-r lot, S3 lss. Northcoto, lots 234 feet deep, 20s. Wollington-Btrcet (city), £10. Lots 53 and 55 Bella-street, Ellerslie, large depths, 20s. Bayflold, I lots, 22s 6d per foot. Bayfleld, vary large Allotment, £00 Mount Roskfll, 50 x HBft, 6ins., 45s por foot Dovonport, largo Allotment, £2 per foot Richmond Road, 117 iee-t lota deep, £212s 6d por Wcßtmorefand- street, Si x ISO, 23a per foot, cheap. Collego Road, £7 per foot. Arthur-street, £5 per foot. Gladstone (NorthcOte), I aero, CBS. Mclford-Btroet, £210s per foot. Also, cheap Housos, &c. W.'TULLIVER, COOMBES'S CnAMBEBS. 86. QCBEW-STBBET. ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, 300 Sacks Feed Oats 200 Sacks Milling Oate 100 Sacks New Zealand Maizo | 100 Sacks Fowl Wheat i 10 Cosob Caatflrbury Cheeso 2ALr^^\VWofHANp: Wood's Flour, Bran. Sharps, Chaff Onions, Potatoes. Hams and Bacon Corned Beef, lOClb. kegs. .WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ALBERT AND ROBERT EATON, REMOVED TO COMMERCE-STREET (Noxt to JosephCraig'a). ON SALE, at very Low Rates, by the undersigned, in Loto to suit Purchasers— OATS , OATMEAL MAIZE WOOD'S FLOUR FOWL WHEAT TEA ■ BRAN SUGAR c&lff- 3 - miw BONEDUST, &C, tc, ,&C. Agents for the following— The Celebrated "ALBANY FOOD" for Infants—the sale of this article is immense. Tho Unrivalled HEMATITE PAINT from Kamo, quality not equalled. The Hikurangi Sawmill, orders taken foi BUILIUNG TIMBER at low rules, and Blip plied at short notice. E. MITCHELSON & CO., 19, QUKEK-STREKT. A M U E L WHITE HAS FOR SALK AT THK YARD CUSTOMS-STREET:- M Per 100. Purirl Posts ••£S}S a Very Good Piiriri Posts .. ..7 10 Hobartßaiis .. ... Sawn Puriri Posts 8x 3 .. .. , o "ae?{; Sawn Heart Kauri Boards, 0x J .. 38a pr 10 .SgßfiSaL- s j::.^ ::;• I- Sawn Rlmu Rails 63 Titree Rails : 70 KauriPosta loeaob Shingles, House Blocks. &c. if SAWN BLBBPBRS, Bxs, Ze M each,



Ilmtatm S»tlce» h TfTHE whrfcre%B*d notify that they will 9 X ,CJ«sp- their Places of at 1 p.m. .On MmVAt, WthMarcb'(St. Patrick'sDay>.- T Upton SC Coy, S. G. LonnOS; Champtaloop and _ Cooper; . _^__. E AHOHii.—Just issued, price 2k, New Plan o< Licensed Holdings' of T6 , Arrfm Gofdffoldar. On a«ie by O. T. Chapman, , Stationer, H, QucOT-Btrcet, Auckland; R. Burrii and Mrs JcJlorson, Stationers, Thames; and C, [ Balk. Stationer, 'fc Arena. JTTST~~AKRIVED, per Wo'dan, first con stgnmentof Brni«it's Bremen Lngcr Bier , (October 13ft^w) in splondid condition.—R. F. , E»ks.- ; ■ TUST RECEIVED, ex Toneariro, a Stock ' tf of Artists' Materiala.-J, LEECH, Short ■ . lar.d-Btraef. BUTCHER AND CO,, Fo^t-st. and QueGN-St. WnAnp, STEVEDORES, RECEIVING AKI> FORWARMNO i AGENTS, | WOOIi STOKED AND DUMPED TOR SniPMBKT. BALLAST SUPPLIED. pONSONBY VINEYARD , GRAPES. GRAPES. GRAPES. Wholesale and Eetasfl. THOMAS STEADMAN ffi CO., , Seed Merchants, Next to Mt Wiggmap'a, Queen-street CiOKB COKE, COKE. tfflfi AVCKLAND GAS COMPANY LTD.) ilnvite Oidcrs lev 9AS COKE. Delivered within 1 mile of the "Works, for Cash; longer ; distances at prtrpwfJioSote rate*:— Saittple Sack of three bushels .. Is 6d Five Sacks (or qwairter ton) .. .. 6a 3d i Tes Sacks (or hatf-toa) .. .. 11s Gd i Tvfcniy Ckcßs (or one ton) „ .. ffis 6d The Company s COEE is made from the best Grcyrhotffh Coals; is superior to that made from Newcastlo coals, beintc free from stone and clinker in a remarkable-degree, gives a RELIABLE FlttK, j CLffi&RER & HOTTER THAN COAL, I LIGHTS READILY, and MJ&XS NO SMOKE. ! 6fOOD FIRE IN W MINUTES. OFFICE: FORf-STREET. COKE, COKE. COKE. tfti*eßJ______ EMIGRANTS PER NORTHUMBER JL LAND AND RANGITIKEI.- There flfß W JSinple Women on board the Northumberland 01 on the Rangitikcl *fto will require an arrival. They ay come to tho Colony well twommendea', and havo boon trained as Domestic1 Bsnrants, or aa Cookß, Laundresses, Dairymaids, Rft _Tne>t testimonials may bo seen by those dosinra* of engaging: any of them by applying to MiBS Jape' eon, at the Howo-strcet Home, who will receive applications for engagement. Both vessels are ilde in about ten days from this date. OLIVER MAYS. Immigration Officer. Aucklafid, Mafdi 14. 15 U. MP'OtJNDED, on the 12th of March, by Rtfngcf S. 6i(cs, One Red attd White Cow, wlthont any visibio bfand, owner unknown, for trcspassrfn* o» tho nttblie roads, for which no dßTrtageistl;eiine(i. lndcfatdtof being released, tho above Cow will bo sold at the Public Poßnd at Devonport on the 26th (liiy of March, 18SH, at noon.-William Fiftch, Po«ndtiee{x;r. rflO AKCHITECTS AKD OTHERS who JL arc goinprto compctp for tho Promina for <he Bttildmg of the Jcn-ieh Tabernncle in AOck land. Coffle and see the Photo views of tho Jewish Synagogue. Sydney, iiitcrior and ex terior, mairtifted npto 18£t,at Abbott's Opera HousO on THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATUR DAY next, • ' ■ X\O NOT BUY old style Sewing Ma- I / chines, oail and select from the.New OgciUators<—D. S. Chambers, 70, Qneen-street.* Board nnd Residence, OSEBANK HOUSE {late Harbutt's), Devonport-—Two vacancies in above house. Terms moderate,—Apply Mr Eref»,of J. R.- Hooper, Propflctof. ' Educational. TjlLOCUTlON.—Lessons given in the Art •*-* of Elocution (either in class of prirately) by Mr Boak. Classes aro beios formed. S'chfloia Bttondod. Terms, etc., onappUcatiofir-^ Address Strutift House. Hobaon-stroet. MR BALL, Artist, having taken a Larger Studio, can now recelre more, Sj Classes for Oil and Water Colonr Faint ing^ SatCriaJ' morning, for Ladies; afternoon, Gentlemen ;■ Monday evening, Fenciland Sepia. —Shortland-stfeet __________ DAKCING.-^Mrs Welch will resume Dancing Class on Wednesday evening, ai | «dl ( Orey-street- Prirate lessons given. Tenders . mO BUILDERS & IRONFOUNDERS, Tenders will bo received until Noon rf SATUftDAY. March 22nd, fof the Ereotion of Ifoi Vcr'aflcwa in front of Mr 8, CXWmbttfapro- Wises, Qaeeft-stre^ Areblteet/ frro —B U I t "t) E R s. Tenders Will be received until noon ol SATURDAY, 22nd, for the Ereotion ot Stables ot Devonport, m SaßtleY . Afctltect , m U B U'l L D ■■-}; R Uf. ' "Tenders *Ul be fccch'edlill NOON Of the 29th Instant for tho Emotion of a five-roomed Cottage at Davonport,—Plans', oto,, at my office* corner of Vulcan Lane and O'Connell-Btroct. oi uicou **_ «»^ SKINNER, Architect. fj\ 0 ti U I L D E R S. Tho Tinio'of receiving tenders for tho Erec tion of Hotel at Holensvine is Extended to noon m SATURDAY, the 22nd instant. EDWD. MAHONEY fc SON,-.tchittcta. . nnENDEKSiare required fer the erection! IX. Of a Factory Building at Wairoa South. > Plans and specifications At our Office after 12 noon TUESDAY next, the l&h instant,- The lowest tender not ncoossarilyacoopten. _ Engineers, fee.", victoria and High-streota ,_[j O CARPENTERS.—Tenders will be reoeived at Mr Tanner's Offloe. 8, Queon- Btreet (where speciflcationa may b* seen) up to 5 p.m. of WEDNESDAY. 20th inst.. for the Erection of a I roomed Cottage at North Shore. Continued on First Pane Corporation yptices. r( IT 1 0 f AUCK.L AN D. ■ KORTH WAR-. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY, In pursuance of " The Municipal Corporations Act," '• Regulations of Elections Act, 1876, and amendmontsthoreto. I. Henir Ridings. Return ing Officer for tho City of Auckland, do hereby give notice that an Eloction will bo held on TUESDAY, the Bth day of April, .18U. for the roturn of a duly qualified person as ConndHJ*. for tho North ward of the said City, rice MT TWJ*Twlll ß«SStoß TWNominat^ on Or^cforeN^no Paper Bigned by the porson ttorofn named as cffldaS and two persons duly qnalifled to cationatthOOfflceo^UieTownaerlc^^ Gazette in Bankruptcy. TJi BANKRUPTCY; IN THE COURT OF "BANKRUPTCY, HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In tbe matter of "Tho Bankruptcy Act, 1853," and of tho Bankruptcy of Gavin Wkir, of Vonsonby, in tho Provincial District of Auck land, a Bankrupt. Notice is hereby given that by an order of, the said Court, at Auckland, tins above-named Gavin Weir was this day adjudicated a Bank rupt 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 tho City of Auckland^ on FRIDAY, the UUi March instant, at 11 oclock a.m. Proxy forms can be obtained at my Office. Proof of debt must be furnished prior to or at fDaSt-fi'uthdwot^gghjMM^^.;.' ; Official Assignee in Bankruptcy. G. N. Hrassky. ShorUand-street, Auckland, Bankrupt's Solicitor. ■ T N BANKR-UPTC V, IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOI JOEN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act, 1883." Notice is hereby given that I. Gavin Weir, of Ponsonby, in the District of Atiokland, in New Zealand, Tobacconist, have this day filed.. In the said Court at Auckland, a'Petltlon to be adjudged a Bankrupt. IMtt rc^m we . b a. N. BRAfiSBY, Coombee's Chambers, Queen- Street BMteBPVB Solicitor. , _____■_



Personal. APOLOGY.— I beg to express my regret - that I struck Miss Margaret Cowie at tho Lorno-street Hull on last Thursday evening.— i C. CUKTIN. Auckland, March 15, 18SI. HE Public, are cautioned against re- CBivni?,' Cheques signed Arthur P. Tennfthr, drawn on Union Hank, as I will not be responsible for pnjment of any of his ChetlUeS Oli- A T!lr.y.S KMERSON TENXENT. _♦ v REWAK».—Wanted : Information c&9> rfWILUAM SLTOHT, of PortoboUp. Scotland, nn-ivcfl in WellinKton by tho ship $terlingshire in Septemtror, I bSO, and aftcrwarde Seard or at Waiisanui, lte<-<!m, and Auckland. Was in Auckland in .Tnl.r, 1?B1.--Tl«c above re ward will bo paid for information of his where abouts, or on proof of his deaUi, by.J.M., caw of Cecil Gardner nnd Co., rho Advertising Agents, High-street, Auckland, Kew Zealand. "XTOTIGK.—I beg to tender my Sincere J3f Thanhs to those Friends ond Strangers Who 80 kindly arilbrdod eliclto; to my family after the The on Sunday Bight last.-GI.ORGE See. THOSITPjEKSONS who did not receive an invitation from the Mayor to visit the HunuaFalh are invited to accept Mr Herbert H. SmlthV invitation to see Uie same at the Opera Homo on 'Ihorsday next (Mr Smith having obtained Transparonccs of the I alls). Mr Smith will also provido refreshment (or the mind in the i*»pe ot other viows of the Worltt, including tho Kotomahana Lakes and Terraces, Melbourne nnd Sydney Exhibitions, &«•.«»• clHdmg with splendid real Waterfall oach evening. This invitation is unlimited. Eckels at all Stationers' and Tobacconists. Box office at Lennox's, where seals can bo secured. Tiokets in Art Union and Stove given away ca^ch evening. ' 'Lost and Fonnd. LEFT at Ellerslie Rifle Range, Pigeon Box and Basket-Finder will oblige by leaving name at Star Office. CITRAYED away ebont VVcllington-stretti . 3"a Little Boy. obont 18 months old. He had i on a blue cap and Trhite pmofore.—F. Connolly, Wellington-street. ■ . - REVS. Five Bunches Keys await owners at Stau office. County Notices. riOUNTY OF WAITEIIATA. i Tenders addressedlolhcChairman win be re ! ceived at this office nntil noon of FRIDAY, tho j < th of March next, for the following works:— i 1. Forming, Fascining and Metalling 331 i chains of road at Waitake«i. . v i 4. Cntttng down and re-Metalling Lake Road, near o"Neill's Road. 3. ClearingandFonningßoadnearFordyce'B, i Babylon, HclenßviDo. . , 4. Forming and Fnaetnirig Roud at Bishop i Gate, Titirangi. , 5. Forming, Fascining and Draining! a por. tion or: the Babylon Road near Captain iloMaton's. ! Plan*ami Specifications of No. 1 work mfty bo seen ot Bndionan's houso, Waltakerei Station; No. 2, at the Post-offlce, Devonport; No. 3, at Scotfs Hotel, HelenßVille; No. Lat Mr Porters, Titirangi; and No. 5, at McLcod's Store, Helens* TUIC* JOHN JAMKS, County Clerk. i County Office, Auckland, February '_f. 1884. medical. X R I V A L giGNOR Otto Hug. ■, ,% THE OBMSBBATKD SWISS MEDICAL CLAIRVOYANT, From Chbistchdbch. ; st. mungo chambers. BIGNOB.HUGinay.bo consulted from Mow day, February i, at his Rooms, Queen-street, N opposite She Bank of Now Zealand, and few doors from Shortland-stroot.. ~ : ■ All kinds of Diseases treated. Herbal remo dicg only used. ' - TTfc... R. S T A L K....E R, .i * PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON, BURLEI6H-STREKT. KYBER PASS ROAD. J 'COKBOI.TISS Rooms: MR BOSON'S. CHEMIST. QUEEN-STREET. Two to four o'clock, afternoon. ■pi X, MA CMUL LE N CAN BE ' ' , CON 3U liTSD -i .. .AT HIS. ; , j | . r ."(,«' RK'3IDENCB, PONSONBY ROAD, I 1 from 111.30 a.m. to 1 o'clock, and from 6.30 to ~...,•■- ~ ■■ . !:>-•: 7,'Wv.m. , • ■;; . TeXBTHOWE TO HOUBIS. NO. 183. ■ | "Ij, W I L .X I N S, ..CONSULTING BURGKON, Is at his Sorgory for GENERAL PRACTICE: Mornings—lo until 12 o'clock S Evening-7.30 until 8.30. - Afternoons (2 to i) moro especially for EYE, .•.;'■> EAR. and THKOAT DISK ASES. ' "..? CONSULTING ROOMS: ~ ;' "orner Queen^freot and West Queen-street, ■; ' opposite South British Insurance Buildings, . ;. Auckland. fTIHE Instantaneous Cure for^ToothacKe"•.'"'•'•.' I is Odohtalgicon; as soon bs It is Inserted In tho tooth the pain-etops. la.—Goodson, Agent; London Arcade. -. -:. .' r '~ . WO R:M .S. All children suiter from them. U suspected, ask for thetCertato Core,„ BHARL-iND'S WORM POWDERS, .spaoket Apotheoaries' Hall, opposite Post-offlca . , T> A'liS! RATS! BATS I—Us- - XV BHARIiAND'S PHOSPHOR PABTB? <■ | . Bats eat it greedily, and die; no smelL '•■ f Prioe,_One Shilling a Bottle. .. , F. C, SHARLAND opposite Postofflce., ; OSKLINE for the HAlß.—This ele- . .'■{ gsßt preparation completely eclipses every article of a similor kind now before the public—Price, la fid a brittle..—Suabland, . ■■ Apothecaries'Ha lw ~i ■ :. .■"■•■■. j : T\k.' ARJJOiiD'S JPiSKWY KOYAL 3J kSD STEElCPHiS.—TheniOßtpopiJlar ■ medloine of the day. ■■ Price, 2s 6d a box.—Colo nial Agent I". C. Sharland .opposite the Poatr , . - office. '•"■' : ' ' ' . v' ■. '.' ■■, SEGIiETTIS1 INSECT POWDER.i-The beat and most reliabla in the market In perforated canisters. .Price. ls;6d. —F. C. SharljlND, Apothecaries' Hall. f Anctions. ;;' aJHURSDA.Y, march 26,' ''' f|f KOON. ,: FARM FOR SALE. '•;. iE'.v ~A;;"Ri.A; N (i •: L,,,..;.,«..', ---: BY OBDEE Of WIE SttillTO'Ad^E. '' * ■ : ■ <Ll:' Sj 'R. ARTHUR '■' .I I j HAS received instructions fo sell, by Public Auction, at his Estate; Land and 'mm Housei Sale Room, Arthur's Mart, Qqcen-street, -on Thursday, 20th iilat, at 12 o'clock noon, A BARM AT RUARANGI.by order ofl 0)0 '" Mortfjagce. containing 878 •acres, more or less, , being Allotments Nob. 2,0..11, 12, northern vart , , ; & at 10, 7, 8, north-eastern vart of 15, northern - ~ partofß, southern part of 10, nprUjtwesterniMrt of 18, In tho Parish of Ruarnngi, fogetbCr with all Improvements and Buildings thereon. JOHN LKTDOS.] ' fBDWABD LBVDON. TUESDAY; MARCH 18vl884i V ;=; " AT II O'CtOOK, ' I JOHN & ED; LEYDON . TTAVE received instructions to sell on M XJ. tho above date, nt Mr Tooman's, Pon- ■ eonby Road (opposito top ot Franklin Road), ~ ; THE WHOLE OF THE STOCK-IN-TRADE OF A DRAPER, consiating of—Calicoes, - Bibbonß. Laces, Feathers, Hats, Flannels, Clotlis, Cottons, Topes, Gloves, and all- '' Goods suited to the trade.... : . } [!;!,!"' . No Reserve. ■■'.'.''■'-. .;'' MONDAY, MARCH 17, at 10 o'clock sharp. APPLES! APPLES 1 APPLES I G, W. BINNEY WILL sell by public auction at his:.' FORT-STRBKT STORBB on Monday, Match 17th. at 10 o'clock Bharp. ■ (SO CASES=APPIiK3,iaftplehdidsample. /,: ' ' : WEDNESDAY. MARCH 19. GENERAL DRAPERY, V CLOTHING, *■■'.' f TWEEDS, HOSIERY, BLANKETS, » [■:, [' ■ &0,, &0., &O. ' GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell at his rooms, on the abova date; at 11 o'clock, > A PARCEL OF ABOVE GOODS. .. - • Terms at Sale. > FRIDAY, MARCH 21. :'y THE HAYMARKET. IplOR SALE, at the Haymarket on Friday < ■.."•■ y next,' -■ . . .'.-' '. ■ '... i 19 HORSKS, from Wavcrley J Heavy Draughts; any tria'B :. : v S Heavy Draughts; unbroken ft Medium Draught*; any trial 7 Good, upstanding Uacks; broken tohar ness 1 Pony; thoroughly quiet to rido or drive ;» 'The above can be highly recommended, the Heavy Draughts being as fine a Jot as have boon in tho Auckland marketa for some time. ALFRED BUCKIAND. Continued on r«turtli P«*« ' jM