TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUH OWN COKItIiSI'ONDEST.)

The Sudden Death on tho Waihora.

Russkll, this day.—A verdict of " Death from natural causes " was returned by lho jury in the caso of Mrs Duproo, lato foro cabin stewardess of the Wailiora.

Assisting to Desert.

Two seamen belonging to tho schooner Waiwora were to-day lined £5 each axd costa for attempting to assist sailors to desert from an American whaler.

Cambridge, this day

Licensing Election Dispute,

The hearing of the petition against tho Pukekura licensing election was resumed at tho R.M. Court to-day. Mr Hay for petitioners, and Air Campbell for the candidates argued the caso a grout longth. Mr Hay contended thai; as a number of voters did not rate for the full number of candidates required by the act (5) their votes were informal, where as Mr Campbell contended that accord ing to tho Act voters were directed to strike out the namos of candi dates for whom they did not wish to vote, and in this caso, as tho voters only voted for the four candidates thoy wished to elect, they wore acting both in accordance with law and reason. His Wor ship resorvod his decision till Friday next.

Thames, this day.—Tho annual meeting of the shareholders in the Thames News paper and Printing Company was hold last evening. The balance-sheet allowed a loss of £280 on tho year's business. Messrs McAndrew, Kilgour, Bagnall, McDonald, and Danby were appointed directors, and a resolution was carried prohibiting the om ploy<ss of tho company from holding seats oii the directorate.

Tho Control of lho Hospital.

At the annnal meeting of subscribers to the Thames Hospital, Sir MoGowan was eloctcd president for tho ensuing year, Air Wildman (vice-president), and Mr Ronahaw (treasurer). Subscribers were advised to inorease their contributions, and so obtain a renewal of tho local supervisfon of tho in stitution.

The Premier loaves for Dunodin on Friday next, and speaks there next Wednes day.

Stormy Mooting of Volunteers. A stormy meeting of members of tho late Hauraki Engineers corps, was hold last evening to deoido as to the disposal of tho corps property. Ex-Captain Small pro- Bided, but did not produce a balanco sheet as requested. He stated there was a sum of £127 on hand, which would bo divided among those whoso names appeared on tho capitation roll for 1883. In the discussion ■which followed tho Captain was roundly abused by those present, and refused to vacate tho chair when requested. Even tually a committee was appointed to examine) tho Company's affairs and realise its property, and apportion tho fjnds amongst the mombors.

[FEK I'RESS association.] Blenheim, this day. —Mr Dodson, M.H.R., addressed his constituents last night. Ho intimated his intention to re main an independent member, and not to vote to turn out the prosent Ministry, lie condemned federation, and hoped tho Go vernment would meet tho deficiency in the finances by reducing the expenditure In the civil service. He intimnted his intention to still support tho Catholic claims in educa tional matters, and advocated civil service reform, especially in the postal and telegraph departments. He supported reform of the Upper House, but not an elective chamber under the Haro system. Ho declared him solf in favour of tho Settled Lands Bill and Married Women's Property Bill. A vote of thanks and confidence was passed. William Stewart was committed for trial to-day for horse stealing at Rotolti, and housebreaking at Top House.

Judicial Changes. Wbllingtos, this day.—Mr Hardcastle, Resident Magistrate and District Court Judge, Wellington, having obtained 12 months' leave of absonco, several changos of judicial benches havo become necessary in this district. Mr Wnrdell, Magistrate of Wairarapa, will take chargo of tho Magistrate's Court, Wellington, as well as that in his own district. Mr G. B. Davey, Wellington, will act as Deputy Judge of District Court at Palmerston North and Wanganui. It is understood that Government havo under consideration a now scale of foou for the Supreme and R.M. Courts, and that in certain charges there will be a sub stantial increase.

Christchubcii, this day.—The Grand Jury have found a true bill against Mrs Roil for the murder of her children, and the trial takes place to-morrow. A Determined Celestial. Dunedin, this day.—Chong Ton Tie, some time ago confined in Lawrence Gaol as a lunatic, bound himself hand and foot and then set fire to his hut. His scarred re mains were subsequently found.

Dunedin, this day. —In the case of Mar garet Weir, Mr Denniston (for defondant) admitted that the accused, as mother of the child, had loft it whoro it was found, but denied that thore had been any abandon ment After evidence had been given Mr Carew, R.M., stated that thero was no proof of abandonment under such circum stancea as to endangor tho child's life, or permanently injure it, anil ho therefore dis missed the information.

A Heartless Fellow Punished. John Donaldson, of Lawrence, has been sent to gaol for a month for failing to com ply with a maintenance order. Mr Carew characterised the case as a very cruel The defendant had seduced complainant, his cousin, and then married her sister. Donedis, this day.—Tho Now Zealand Shipping Company's diract steamor Ton garfro arrived early this morning. The passengers enjoyed excellent health, bhe has 54,500 packages for this port and 5,500 for Lyttelton. The passage occupied 44 days' actual steaming.

SUPREME COURT.

CIVIL SESSIONS.-This day.

[Before His Honor Mr JusUco Gillies ana a special jury.] W. J. Campbell v. the Nkw Zealanb Timber Company. — Claim for £2050, damages for broach of contract. Thero was a counterclaim put in by defendants for £2380 la 3d.-Mr Edwin Heskoth for tho plaintiff, Mr Theo. Cooper for the defendants.-On the case being called, a discontinuance was handed in by the plaintiffs solicitor. —Mr B. Hesketh: I appear tins morning, your Honor, simply to state that the plain, tiff does not intend to proceed with the ac tion.-Mr Cooper : If that is the case, the defendants elect to proceed with their coun ter claim, and I ask your Honor to empanel a iury.-Mr Hesketh: This cannot be done. The action is at an end.-His Honor : Tho counter claim is really an independent action. I think the defendants can proceed. —After some further discussion his Honor referred to rule 259, and ruled that the defendants were entitled to proceed -Mr Hesketh then withdrew.-Mr Cooper shortly opened the defendant's case to the jury.— Christopher At well Harrie, inn., deposed that he was manager at Whangapoua of tho New Zealand Timber Co. The plaintiff, W. J. Campbell, was a contractor, who had been working under agreement with tho Company in cutting and delivering timber to it Up till the Ist of September last the Company had supplied him with poods to the value of £4,201 13s 3d, but of this amount £29 14s 7d had been admitted, leaving a balance of £4,171 18s Sd. The plaintiff had abandoned his contract.— Thomas Edwards, bush manager for the defendant's Company at Whangapoua, ae posed that the total amount of timber cut down and driven out by the plaintiff for the Company was 2,237,920, valued at £1 821 12s, leaving a balance duo by the plaintiff of £2,353 12s Gd.-His Honor then directed the jury to return a verdict for this, sum, which they ac cordingly did without leaving the box.— On the application of Mr Cooper, His Honor then gave judgment for the defend ants for the sum of £2,353 12s 6d, and or dered the plaintiff to pay tho costs, to be taxed on the highest scale, and also cer-. tified that tho case was a proper one to be tried by a special jury. The Court adjourned until to-morrow, at 10 a.m.

Two boys named Francis H. Gallagher, 14, and Walter Mellis ran away from their homes at Paraell on Monday last, and since then have been sleeping under houses. They were arrested by Sergeant Kiely to day, charged with being neglected child ren. The only property foundon the young runaways was a short dhudeen,

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

[reutke's telegrams.]

(Received April 17 —1 p.m.)

A Strike Averted. London', April 1(1. —The threatenedstriko of tho coal workers of England have col lapsed. News from Soudan.—Disconsions Among tho Rebels. CAIRO, April Kl.—lntelligence to hanc from General Gordon, dated the Bth, re ports that the Sheikh Auziorhad submittoc him, and that a dissension having eccurrec among the tribes of the Kordofan, the Mahdi had been compelled to abandor his projected expedition to Khartoum, General Gordon further announces that in formation'.hosjreached him that the garrisons at Bassala and Sonnar are safe.

Lady Normanby Again Indisposed. Melbourne, this day.—Lady Normanby is seriously indisposed, and the departure of tho vice-regal party for Sydney is post poned until Monday next.

The Outbreak of Small-pox,

It is not probablo that the Rome's passen gers will bo subjected to a fortnight's quarantine. It is expected that ten days will be deemed sufficient.

The Maori (King.

Tawhiao is keeping strict seclusion hero,

[.SPECIAL TO PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

(Received April 17—3 p.m.)

Falluro of Frozen Moat Cargo. Lo.ndo.v, April 10.—930 of the frozen carcases by tho Garonne have been con demned as unlit for food.

Suez Canal Commission.

The Right Hon. Mr Childers has asked the Agent-General to nominate a member to sit on tho Technical Committee, which moots in Paris in May to discuss tho pro posed alterations in the Suez Canak

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE COUNCIL.

A aiEErisu of tho abovo body was hold lato yesterday afternoon. Present:—Sir Maurice O'Rorko (Chairman), Mr Justice Gillies, Colonel Haultain, Dr. Campbell, Bishop Cowie, Rev. A. Reid, nnd Rev. D. Bruce. The Current Term. —Tho Chairman an nounced that His Excellency tho Governor had consented to presido at a public meet ing for the purpose of inaugurating the current term, but as the Choral Hall was engaged up till tho sth of May, it had been resolved to have tho moeting on the 21st of May, which was tho anniversary of tho epening of tho Collogo. Admiralty House. — Tho Colonial Secro tary wrote stating that in response to a message from the Govornor, Commodore Erskine had sent a cablegram to the effoct that there was no objection to tho tem porary use of rooms iv Admiralty House by tho College.—Agreed to accord thanks to tho Government and Commodore.

Entrance SciIOLABSUITS wero grantod to F. P. Burton and J. J. Poland, of tho Training Collogo, the marks obtained by the students in all subjects to be secured. Mental Soiknck. — The Professorial Board reported their opinion: "That a lectureship in mental science might bo in stituted with advantage to the College whenever circumstances allow, of tho ap pointment of a lecturer versed in tho latest dovolopmentfl of the subjoct." The Roy. D. Bruce, Bishop Cowio, and Sir Maurice O'Rorko were appointed a commit tee to confer with tho Professorial Board on tho question of establishing a lecture ship of montal science, and to report at noxt mooting of the Counoil. Calendars, &c.—lt was agreed, on tho recommendation of tho Professorial Board, that 250 copies of this year's calondar should be printed ; also, that 500 copies of the en trance scholarship papers, which are still in typo at the Herald Office, bo struck off; 250 copies to be reserved for tho calendar of 1885, and the remainder to bo kept for distribution to applicants. Candidates fob E.ntrancb Scholar ships, _ The Professorial Board recom mended tho following regulation to the Council: — " That candidates wishing to compoto for ontranco scholarships shall give notice of their intention to tho Registrar not later than tho last Monday in March." Agrcod to.

Auckland Sharemarket.

April 17, 1851. Bank ot Now Zealand—Buyers, £2212a Gd Colonial Bank—Sollers. 43s New Zealand Insurance—Buyors, 745; Bollors, 75a (3d „ „ South British Insurance—Buyers, soa; sollors, Auckland Gas-Buyers. £9 12b Od; sollorß. £9 18s Thames Gas—Sellers. 27s 6d Auckland Timber-Sollers, £5 2s M Now Zealand Loan and Mercantile—Sellors, & N Z. Shipping—Sellors. fis 2s 6d Prlnco Imperial—Sollore, 153 Success—lb Gd JOSEPH NEWMAN, Chairman.

Catherino Crawford Macfarlane, who throw herself into the harbour on Good Friday, will bo charged at tho Police Court to-morrow with attempting to commit sui oido. Two notorious wharf rats, named Doylo nnd Goo. Head, will bo charged with vagrancy, Headwillbefurtherchargedwith obstructing Detective Hughes while in the execution of his duty. Bornard Fitzpatrlck, charged with assaulting and threatening to take tho life of Mr John Bramo, will also make his appearance in the dock. Ho will bo defended by Mr E. Mahoney.

A moeting of tho Stewards of the Auck land Racing Club was held this afternoon, Mr B. Tonks presiding. It was decided to communicato with tho Club's solicitor re tho taking of legal proceedings again3t the ringloadprs of the riot at the races on Tuesday. It was resolved that tho full dividend be paid to tho baokers of Mitralllouse in the Consolation, and that no money be refunded to tho backers of other horses. Mr Percival stated that, acting under compulsion, ho had paid £248 at the time of the disturb anco.

A billiard match for £20 a-sido between Mr F, Weiss, champion of Australia, and the well-known l«cal player, Mr W.Lyone, will take place at the Occidental Hotel to morrow night, commencing at 8 o clock. The game is 1000 up, and Mr Weiss con cedes Mr Lyons 600 points. A charge of 2» 6d will bo made for admittance to the room.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1884,



OEM OVAL OF BUSINESS. ]y[ILNE ft- (JHOYOK Respectfully Announce that THEY HAVE REMOVED THEIR STOCK TO THE AR G E NEW BUILDINGS, WELLESLEY AND LORNE-STREETB, Where they are now showing tho Lateßt Novol tics in (TRENCH AND ENGLISH MILLINERY, DOLMANS AND JACKETS IN RICH BROCADE VELVET, OTTOMAN AND OTHER MATERIALS, CHILDREN'S and LADIES' ULSTERS, STYLISH COSTUMES, DRESS MATERIALS IN STRIPES AND CHECKS, AND NEW PLAIN FABRICS, FURS, LACE GOODS, HOSIERY, AND GLOVES. LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING AND BABY LINEN. TjiDEN TERRACE ROAD DISTRICT. Twn nrdlnary vacancies having occurred in ill from 9a.m. <g| f^ WA y, Returning Officer. April'l6, 1884. QYMONDS-STREET MACHIWS-MADJS BREAD FACTORY. EDWARD PARSONS, Propbietob. LEADDJS FEATURES: CLEAKLINKSS IN FBOCES.SISS AND FOBITY OP [ " " MANUFACTURE. .•■• • -I PfelCß O* I*RKAD "»D"



Miscellaneous Wanteds. A GERMAN Coachman seeks employ ment ; thoroughly understands the breaking-in of youns horses; four yearn1 sorvioc in Goriiio.ii liorao tinny.—Apply " CJoiLclmian,' Luka'a Victoria Hotel.' riOItOMANbEL HOSPITAL. A Medical Man is required for tho above Hob pital. Salary, £200 per annum, with private practice. Application to be made to tho under signed up to TUESDAY. sth May, 1881. J. H. HARRISON. Secretary Hospital Committee. "\TURSEGIRL Wanted, about 14.—Ap .1.1 ply at once, Mrs JVlurchio, below Choral Hall, Grafton Road. i"\KIENT LlNE.—Advertiser, who re \J turns per Liguria (third), would be glad of company.—Address Orient, Btak Uftleo. TO CARPENTERS.—Wanted, by Young Man, Employment as Improver.— " Chip," Star Olllce. TO PLUMBERS — Wanted, a Good General Hand.—Apply to R. Tudehope, Plumber, Upper Queen-street WHAU LUNATIC ASYLUM.— Wanted, a iUalo Cook for the Auxillaiw Building.— Apply personally to the Medical Superintendent at tho Asylum, from fl to 11 a.m. V^ELLINCTON HARBOUR BOARD. VACANCY FOR ENGINEER, &c. Applications arc invited until Noon of MON DAY, the sth May, for the Post of Kngineer, and for Joint Kngineer, Secretary, and Trea surer to tho Harbour Board of Wellington. Particulars as toxonditiona of Appointment. Salaries, &c;, to Wr^cn at tho Otlice of tho Auckland Harbour Board. H. M. LYON. Secretary Wellincton Harbour Board. Wellington, April 10,1881. Personal. KATE BYRNS. —Your sister is in Auckland. Sho would like to soo you.— Leave mlrtraaa at Stau ofllcc. T" AXE NOTICE.—I will not bo re sponsible for any debts my wife. Margaret Kow, may contract aftor this dato, sho having left her homo without just cause—Miuifred Kow, View lioad, Mount Eden. April lGth. 1881, AunisciucntH. T ORNE-STREET lIALE.-Grand JU Pronionado CONCERT and BALL, noxt SATURDAY EVENING, nnd Evory Saturday following. Cards of Admission—Gcntlomon, 2s; Ladies, la; Double Tickets. 2s Cd. Doors open at half-past 7, to communco at 8 sharp, closing at 11.3&-HORACK DKAN. T O. 0. F., M. U., A. D. LOYAL GOOD INTENT LODGE, No. 1389. A Compllmontary Dlnnor will bo glvon, and a Presentation mode by tho mombora of the Good Intent Lodgo, to Mr 11. J. Smith, Corresponding Secretary of tho Auckland District, and late Secretary of tho übovo Lodto. on FRIDAY Evoning, 18th instant. Dinner on the tablo at Seven p.m. A Quadrille Party will bo held after tho Din ner. Dancing to begin at Nino p.m. Tiokets (5s each) may bo obtained from tho members of tho Committee, or at tho Stores of Messrs Carter and Cole, Queen-street SPECIAL'BUS will lcavo Union Bank cornor To morrow (Friday), at 7.15 p.m., for the Dance at Onehunga.—J. W. Smith. Ci LASSBLOWING, Freeman's Bat. \JT Saturday afternoon, from 2to 5. Admis sion, 6d. Kacn Visitor rccoivos ono Glass Jug. —M. Cook and Sons. Lolly Jars, Is each. Harbour Hoard Notices. \ UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD, ELECTION OF MEMBER. Harbour Board Office, Auckland, 17th April, 18SI. Notico is horobr given that in torms of tho provisions of "The Harbour Act, 1378," and "Tho Regulations for Electing Members of Harbour Boards," an election for a Member of tho Board in place of C. B. Stouo, Esq.. resigned, will be hold at this Office on FRIDAY, tho 25th ins... at noon. qr^^ Highway Board Notices. DEVONPORT ROAD BOARD DISTRICT. NOTICE.—A Special Mooting of tho Board will bo held on MONDAY, 21st iiißt.. for tho purpose of altorlng tho Valuation Roll. All por»»ns wishing their namos placed thoroon must sond in particulars of their claim on or before that dato, and thoso having sold pro- Kjrtics and desiring thoir nameß taken ofr the oil must produco tho consent in writing of the parties whoso names thoy wish substituted. By order of tho Board. * BHNJ. TANNER, Bccrotary. Tenders "VTEWTON AND ARCH HILL ROAD J3| BOARDS. Tenders will bo rocelved by tho above Boards till MGNDAY next, the 21st inst.. for Carting Broken Motal and Spauls from tho Stockado for the current yoar. Tenders may bo addressed to tho Chairman of cither Board, of whom particulars may be obtained. X T. WARNOCK, Chairman N.R.B. April 17,1881. rp ob v i l d c k s. EXTENSION OF TIME. Tenders will bo rocoived until noon of MON DAY April 21, for Additions to Sale Yards, Durham-street. BAUTLEY AroMtect , fjrr~O BUILDERS. Tondors will bo rocoived up to noon on TUESDAY, tho 29th instant, for tho Erection in Brick-work of the Aurrora Uotol. Plan,and■Peot*»tfff sm< mO BUILDERS. Tenders aro required for Two 2-story Cottages offPonsonby Road by noon of WEDNESDAY, April 30th. THO3 . HOLDER, Architect. nPENDERS will bo recoivod until Tues- I day. tho 22nd April Instant, for tho Erec tion of a Galvanized Iron Fence on a Brick and Concrete Foundation In Wood-stroot, Ponflonby. —Particulars can bo obtained at the offlco of Mr E. T. Dufaur, Solicitor, Queon-st. Auckland. TENDERS wanted for Painting and Papering a five-roomed House.—Apply to John Porter, Klohmond Store, Richmond Road. Continued on First Pago Drapery. Mrs r. somerville, WELLESLEY-STREET (OPPOBITE ABBOTT'S ©PBKA HOUSE), Has Received, per Mail Steamer, A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH AND ENGLISH MILLINERY. tj^ ELLESLEY HOUSE. JUST OPENED, NEW, CHEAP, AND FASHIONABLE MILLINERY ATsD DRAPERY FOB AUTUMN AND WINTER WEAR. A. LoVETT Begs to announce tho ARRIVAL of his NTEW S GooTvaluo CANNOT BE EXCELLED. A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF DRESSES, BROCHE SILK AND VELVETEEN BSS^IMSkn, MANTLES IK THE LATEST STYLES. GOOD VALUE FLANNELS, AND ALL KINDS OF MANCHESTER and BELFAST GOODS. For CHKAP and STYLISH MILLINERY WE CANNOT BE EQUALLED. LADIES SHOULD PAY US A VISIT MFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE. TAILORING DEPARTMENT. THE m IS WK^Fffi?M aio0 ND E S W AN° HATS. TIES, SCARVES BHIRTrf, COLLARS, UMBRELLAS HOSIERY, &c. A HEAVY STOCK OF WOOLLENS AND TAILORS' TRIMMINGS ALWAYS ON HAND. THE TRADE SUPPLIED AT WHOLESALE PRICE. . T OVETT. A. JjOVETT, IMPORTEBi Wkllesley-st., Auckland,



Wonted. WANTED, a Printer's Machinist.— Apply to Mr Barton. Star offlco. ANTED, Good Painters; also, im prover.—Apply, after 5, to Thomas Hull, Nornian-street, Rocky Nook. VSTANTED, Two Strong Men with picks; W wages Bs.—Apply to T. Ussher, Stich bury's Buildings. . WANTED, a good Carpenter.—Apply to J. Duncan, Railway -street, to-morrow morning, between 8 and 10. VST ANTED, for the Country, Baker; VV smart hand; married or single-Apply to Mennic and Dey. Wharf, at once. WANTED, 20 Stone Breakers ; highest price'given—Apply to W. Kirby, on the Works, Wellington-street , YX7ANTED, Men to Make Furniture at VV a low price.—Apply at the Hobson-Btreot Shop, W. 11. Daihpier. \\f ANTED, Situation as Messenger, VV Porter, or some similar capacity.—Ad dress F.W". Star Oilice. ANTED, by a respectable young man, Employment to Drive and make hlm .elf generally usefnl.-Knger, Stah Oflice. WANTED, by tho Advertiser, Situation as Bookkeeper, town or country; would bo willing to make himself usctul in a store.-Addross, W.8.L., Star Offlco. WANTED, a Partner with a Capital of £200 to £250; (Irst-class investment- Apply Partner, care of Star Oflico. \% 7 ANTED, a Young Man accustomed VV to hotel work.-Apply Ponsonby Club Hotel. WANTED, Youth accustomed to nantry work,—Apply at Commercial Lining rooma. Qucen-streot W ANTED, a Smart Youth for the Carpentry ; a recent arrival preferred. —Apply E. Mills, Builder, Customhouse-street Woßt. WANTED, a Roapcctablo Boy from 12 to 11, for tho shop.-Apply at tho Hobson-Btrcct Shop, W. H. DAmpicr. WANTED, a strong J3oy as Light Porter; also, a small Boy as Errand Hoy.—Apply to Hudson, Chemist, vi-tona and Ho'b3on-strccts,_Aiickland. ANTED, a smart Boy accustomed to butchering; good wages.—Apply to H. Hutchinßon, Violoria-Btrect. TlT ANTED, a Strong Lad for tho VV bakc-Uouae.-Apply G. W. Whiteombo, West End Bakery, Ponaonby Road. WANTED, a smart Lad, about ID or 10 years old, willing to inako himself use ful- must read and. write—Apply Angelo and Co., Fiah Dealers, 207, Quecn-Btrect. WANTED, a Lad.—Apply Book Stall, Railway Station. ANTED, Barmaid (immediately), Cooks, Cooks and Laundrosßcs, two Parlourmaida, Nursemaid and Needlewoman. 20 Generals, three Lads.—Mra Wliitcombos Registry. WANTED, by a thoroughly Experi enced Laundress, Washing nt her own Homo ; prices moderate.—Apply to J. McCrco, third street oil'Llneoln-atreet, Ponsonby. ANTED, a Cook and Laundress ; re ferouccs required.—Apply Mrs Ireland, Hulmo Court, Parnell. , WANTED, a thorough Genoral Servant (must bo able to wash and cook) for the Country, where others aro kopt. Wages, Ids pur week.—Apply 12!), Queon-atrcut ANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply for address to Mrs Richards, Qrocor, corner of Symonda-at and City Road. TITANTED, a Lienoral Servant. Another YT kopt; washing given out Reference reuulred. — Apply Mr» O. a Shaylu George, Grafton Road.—Also Wanted, a Boy to make himself useful about garden and horse.—Apply samo place, between hours of 6 and 7 p.m. \XTANTED, Situation by young woman VV in small family ; a good plain cook : will bo found caroful and trustworthy.—Address, " A, 8.C.," EVKXINQ -TAlt Olllcc. WANTED, good HoußOinnid and Nurso maid.—Apply Hobson Hotel. ANTED, a clean, tidy Girl about 15 to assist with housework.—Apply Mrs Maluvoy, Woodford Villa, t'ollogo Road, I'oii sonbj\ ANTED, a Girl, about 14.—Apply to Mra N. McLean, Sholly Beach Road, Ponsonby. ANTED, by a Domesticated Young Person. Situation as Useful Help in a family whore a servant ia kept—Apply Mrs Bruino, Vlncent-Btrect. WANTED, for the country, a Young Girl, about 11; must bo fond of chiMron. —Apply Mra Tremaln. WcllOßley-e'.rcct WANTED, a Young Girl as Machinist for Werthoim'a Sewing Macnino Depot —W. J. Bcalo, 170. Qucon-atreut. WANTED, a Nursogirl, about 12.— Apply Mrs Tomlinson, Barrel Hotel, Parnell. TITANTED, Ronts and Debts to Collect, VV Tradesmen's Books to Makeup.—in diiatry, Stau Olllcc. _____________ WANTED, a Dairy of good Uuttor, about aOlbs.—Check Bros.. Melbourne Storo, cornor of Pitt-street and Karungahapc Road. HmiiKST rmcK (hvkx. ANTED, Tenders for Painting i Cot tages in Brown-streot, Ponsonby, up to Tuesday next, at noon. ANTED, Tonders for Painting and Papering Cottage at the North shore— Apply to E. Ivlillß, liuildor, Cußtoma-strect, A\"cst. ; WANTED, Pupils for Carpenters' and Buildors' Drawing-class, held in Yonng Men's Christian Association on Tuesday and Thursday Evening?, at 7.30. For particulars apply at Class-room, or to R. Mackay Fripp, 9. Iloirnuui's Buildings. WANTED, tho Public to Know that wo are Selling a good Pngct Coat for los6d. —Samuel Coomboa and Co., Canada Buildings, Queen-street ANTED —Whon you are in Hobaon streot Oh.ll and sco tho large and choico Btock of Mosgiol Tweeds Just oponed for the coming season, at Munro and Milligan'B. WANTED, the Ladies of Ponsonby to Call and Inspect Donald W. Jack and Co."s large und woll-assortcd St-ek of Drapery and Millinery. Fivo per cent Discount allowed for Cash on all parcels of £1 nnd upwardß,— Ponsonhy Itoad (opposite top of Franklin Road. WANTED, Working Men to Know we are Selling a good Suit for 18s Cd.— Samuol Coombcs and Co., Canada Buildings, Queen-street WANTED, by a young gentleman resid ing in comfortablo but moderate homo, Sociability with another respectable Gentlemau. —Apply Stab Office WANTED, two or three Gentlemen as Boardere, in a private family, in a ploasant part of Ponaonby; soparate rooms.— Apply by letter to ".T.R.," Star offlcc. WANTED, a respectable Young Man as Boarder, or otherwise. — Apply, for addroß3, at Mr Rayner's, Butcher, cornor of Kelson and Victoria-strouta. WANTED— Tho comforts of a home aro offered to Ono or Two Gontlcnifin 3oarders in a private family.—Apply at Ryde House Uppur Queen-street, opposite Uirla' High School. ANTED, first-class Board nnd Resi denco with a private family where no other boardors aro kept—Address Omoga, Star Olllce. WANTED, a Shop suitable for a Roady money Grocery; must bo low rent— Address " W.W.," Star office. W~ ANTED, Front Room with grate; cheerful position; two family; near water preferred—Apply A.W., Stau Office, \\T ANTED, by two ladies arid gentle- VV man, two Bedrooms, use ot Sitting-room, with Board, near Symonds-atroet—Terms, etc., address De-La, Star Office. , WANTED, Premises, leading thorough faro, Newton or Ponsonby; yard with shop and stable attached prefcrrod.—Apply by letter to N.Z.. Star Offlcc. tifTANTED, a 3 or 4 roomed House in VV Parnell; rent, 9a or 10s a week; no children. — Apply to '_~" Shefflold House, Richmond Road. ANTED, to Lot an Unfurnished Sitting and Bedroom, with use of kitchen, i>t North Shore.-Apply Star Office WANTED TO SELL (Cheap), a Large Iron Tank.-Apily to Mr N. McLean, Shelly Beach 3oad, Ponsonby. WANTED TO SELL, 25 Tramway Sharca very cheap.—Apply Star oflice. WANTED TO SELL, Silver Skin Onions, Id lb; Ilobart Potatoes, 24 lbs for Is; Oatmeal. 7 lbs for Is; English Crushed Loaf Sugar, IJd lb; lot of Bankrupt Grocer ies (cheap), local and Canterbury Bacon, from 5d to 8d per lb; Oheese, four or live differ ent dairies, 6dlb.—John Eaton, General Dealer, Cook and Hobson-street (next Criterion Hotel). ANTED, to Let or Sell, a First-class New Seven-Roomed House and 1 Acre of Land at Morningsldo; close to the Railway Station; 'busses pass several times daily; distance, not more than 20 minutes walk from Upper Quoen-stroet— Apply to J. H. Smith, Morningside, Mount Albert WANTED KNOWN. —We Sell a good Saxony Flannel for 5Jd. — Samuel Coombes and Co., Queen-streot. WANTED. KNOWN, thatJ. Cosgrave and Co. keep a large assortment of Jersey, Cashmero, and Silk Gloves, in all lengths and priccß. ' WANTED KNOWN, a large Stock of Silver and Gold Jewellery at Charles Kelsoy & Co.'s, 120, Queen-street. They keep no imitations. WANTED KNOWN, that the largest variety of Gloves, comprising Gauntlets, Mousquitaire, Swede, and Orient Kid Gloves, can bo procured at J. Coagrave & Co.'b. WANTED KNOWN—Cheap Drapery, Clothing. Blankets, Flannels, Dressee. Competition defied. Come and judge your selves.—J. H. Hannan, Victoria-street, oil Hobson-street. _^^ WANTED KNOWN—That J. Cosgrave and Co. havo the largest and most fashionable Btock of Ladies' and Children's Waterproofs, Cloth and Fur Mac ties, Silk Paletots and Dolmans of any house in New Zealand. WANTED KKOWN, that all widths and makes in Sheetings, Calicoes, and Window Hollands, to be had at J. Cosgrave and Company's WANTED KNOWN, Seal Muff Bags, just unpacked.—Charles .Kelsey and Co., Queen-street. XXT ANTED KNOWN—We are Selling VV Josephine Kid Cloves at 2s: usual price, Is 9d.—Samuel Coombea and, Co,, Cftnade Buildings, Queen-street,



Wanted. XTTANTED KNOWN—Dancing Com T T petition in Lornc-street Hull To-night atßp.ni.. between G. Wyuarand F. Campbell. ANTED KNOWN—That all descrip tions of Fur Uauea can be procured from J. Coßgrave and Co. a, from 10s lid. TTTANTED~"KNuWN. - A Cure foi VI Coughs, Pilei, Ilhuematism, Corns. All complaints treated. - Professor Ellis, Herbalist. 303. Upper Quecn-gtrcet. ANTED KNOWN, 500 pairs of large Double Blankets at 13a 6d per pair, well worth 25b, at J. Cosgravu & Ca's. WANTED KNOWN—We are Selling Horroclcs's Long Cloth at 2s lid ]>cr dozen.—Samuel Coombcs & Co., Canada Build ings, Queen-street ANTED KNOWN-T. B. Robson, Draper, Ponsonby, will Oder portions of a Bankrupt Stock on Saturday—Blankets, Cali coes. Counterpanes. _ VVTANTED KNOWN—I,OOO pairs Tweed \\ Trousers, Hb Ud.- J. Cosgrave and Co. ANTED KNOWN—Portion of a Bankrupt Stock on Sale, Saturday next, at Robson's, Draper, Ponsonby. Good, clean, cheap, and not damaged by fire. WANTED KNOWN.—Wo havo a few of tho Men's Molo Trousers at Is lid left (worth Ss (id). — Samuel Coombes & Co., Canada Buildings. Queon-strcet. ANTED KNOWN—SO dozen White Shirts (splendid value), Is lid; well worth 7s.—J. Coagravo and Co. ANTED KNOWN—That thebalanco of Men's and Boyn' Clothing that was not sold at auction can now be had at auction prices at tho New Zealand Tweed Company, Shortland-Btrcet, late Mr Hampton's.—Joseph MQ3CB, Manager. _____ WANTED KNOWN, 1,000 yards Flannel (all wool) to bo had for Is per yard.—J. Cosgrave & Co. ANTED KNOWN—Wo have a few Pieces loft of the Wincey, at 33d, from Wall's Salvage Stock,—Samuel Coombcs and Co., Canada Buildings, Quoun-street. ANTED" KNOWJJ—That a Concert will be held by tho Harbinger of Peace Lodge. N.Z.0.G.T., in aid of Lodge funds, in thoir Lodgo-room, Upper Pitt-atroot, on Iriday next. April 18, to commence at 8 o'clock. Ad misßion, Cd. WANTED KNOWN, that wo havo im ported 500 Gents' Waterproof Coats, in the nowest shapes.—J. Coßgrave & Co. WANTED KNOWN. — Mrs Wilkes, Milliner, lato of Upper Qucen-stroot, wishes her customers to lcavo their Orders at Darlington Cottage, Wcet-Btreot, Newton. ANTED KNOWN—The Great Sal vago Salo is Still Going On at Samuol Coombes's and Co., Canada Buildings, Queen street WANTED KNOWN—SOO dozen Flax Shtrts, at Is Od eaoh.-J. Coßgrave and CO; \\T ANTED KNOWN—To all Buyers of YT Jewellery—Charles Kelsoy and Co. still adhore to thoir original practico of keeping only lealSllver and real Gold Jewellory.T.c.. thoy keon no imitations of Gold or Silvor Jewellery an Ihoir promises.—Charles Kclsey & Co., 120, Queen-street WANTED KtfOWN—That all the nowest and moat fashionablo shapes in Straw and Felt Hats can bo procured at J. Cosgrave and Cos. Tir ANTED KNOWN—StiII a few Pieces VV loft of tho Dress Material rescued from the Jvito Flro. at 2|d.—Samuol Coomboa and Co., Canada Buildings, Queen-street "ANTED KNOWN—Cheap Timbkr ! ChkapTimukkl And all other kinds of Building Material!, can be purchased choaper and better than any whom else at the yards or U. Qoldik. Albort-streot. WANTED KNOWN—Whore you will get tho best selection of Dress Good?, both in Plaid and in Plain Materials, is at J. Cosgravo and Cos. ANTED WELL KNOWN.— Wo have 1,000 Men's Tweed Hats at Is.—Samuol Coombes & Co., Canada Buildings. ANTED KNOWN—To bo Sold Cheap at Auston's Furniture Shop, 310, Upper Quron-Btrcct, Good Single Mattraases (new), 0s ; Double, 15s; Single Bedstcadß, 10s; Double. 20b; New and Second-hand Saucepans, Boilers, W-shatanda, Tables. Children's Coib. and All Kinds of Household Furniture at Ixnvest Prices at Auston's, 310, Uppor Quconstreot WANTED KNOWN, that T. Nutsford. Practical Watchmaker, Jowollor, &c. (lato of Wanganul), haß commoncod business In tho shop next door lo White & Watkinson, Tailors, directly opposite tho " Observer" Offlco, Vio torla-streot, where ho hopes by strict attention aud punctuality to business to merit a Bharo of nubile patronage. Kvory description of Watcheß. blocks, and Jowellery cleaned and skilfully re paired personally. No apprentices kept A nic:o assortment of Watohos, Clocks, and Jowol lery always in stock. WANTED KNOWN. — Wo aro now suiting a largo lot of Ladies' Hats at Id each (salvago from the latofire).—Saml.Coombes and Co., Canada Buildings, Quaen-street WANTED KNOWN, THE DEPOT FOR HOP BITTERS: BOTANIC DISPENSARY, WELLESLEY-ST. For purity and Btrongth unoo.uallod. A trial will fully prove. 2s 6d a Bottle ; 5 Bottles for 10s. PAIN-CURE R. Its effects aro wonderful for Internal and Kx tcrnal Pains, KemovingObslructions, Equalising Circulation, and lteatorinK Tone to overy part. Two-ounce Bottle, Is. Our WORM MEDICINES, so pure, simple, and good, aro being used in all parts of Nev Zealand. Fresh Shipments of Herbs. Roots, and Harks every month of overy description; best quality; Wholesale and Retail, at lowest possible prices. Consultation personally or by letter. NEIL & "b L I F F O R D, HERBALISTS, Botanic Dispensahy, Wellesle^-st. East, Auckland. \\f ANTED KNOWN. TO BE CLEARED, AT STEPHENSON S, Kakaxoaiiape Road, Newton, 500 pitir3 Kid Gloves, Is 6d per pair; 1.000 pairs Lisle Thread Gloves. 6d, worth Is; 1,500 Jicces (good shades) Ribbon Velvot, 18 yards or Od; COO yards Sash Ribbons (9 shades), Is 6d per yard; 2,0C0 dozen Dress Buttons, 2d per dozon: Dress Materials, -IJd. Bd. "id per yard upwards; 1,000 yards French Cashmero (10 shades), Is per yard; 500 yards French Merino li shadret, Is 9d, worth 2e Od ; Crimean Shirting, Mil, Is, Is 3d, to 2s 3d per yard ; Union Shirtings, from Gjd upwards; Flannols, 7M, 9d. Is per yard upwards; 9 x I Blankets (all wool), 9« lid per pair. Try our 10s Trousers to Measure— can't bs beaton. MILLINKRY—by experienced hands DRESSMAKING-by experienced hands TAILORING—by experienced hands On tub Piikmisks. STEPHENSON'S DRAPERY AND BALL AVAREHOUSE, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. NEWTON. Sporting. mATTERSALL'S CLUB. Settling over tho Auckland A u'umn Meeting, Great Autumn Handicap and Sydney Gold Cup takes place at the Occidental Hotel TO-NIGHT (Thursday), at 8 o'clock. W. PEHCIVAL, Secretary. T> ILLI AR D MATCH. A Billiard Match, for £20 a-eidc, botween F. WEISS, Champion of Australia, and the well known local player, W. LYONS, will tako place at the Occidental Hotel TO-MORROW (Friday) NIGHT, commencing at 8 o'clock. Weiss concedes Lyons GOO points out of 1000. ADMISSION TO THE ROOM, 2a Gd. FTOMLINSON • will Liquidate A. NEMO'S Liabilities ir Consultation on Auckland Autumn Meeting immediately. EASTER HANDICAP. Ist Horses, each .. ..£29 9 0 net, 3rd Horse' 10 19 0 net fi Starters, each .. .. 4 7 6 net 10 Non-starters, oach .. 1 9 0 net AUTUMN HANDICAP. ' Ist Horse £13 10 0 net 2nd Horse 211-1 6 net, 3rd Horse 10 17 0 net. 5 Starters, each .. .. 610 6 net. 17 Non-starters, each .. 100 net. Prizes on Steeplechase paid directly afte: Protest is decided. F . TOMLINSONi Barrel Hotel, Parnell. '-|WT • O W OPEN" MARTINI-HENRY^CONSULTATIOJ ON THE ADELAIDE CUP, RUN ON MAY 10. Will close on May 9. An unlimited number of subscribers at £1. First horse 30 per cent. Socond horse .. .. 20 per cent Third horae .. .. 10 per cent. Starters divide .. .. 20 per cent. Non-starters divide .. 20 per cent. Application by letter only. Address— l I MARTINI-HENRY. Care o! J. Condon, Thiatle Hotel, Auokland.



For Sale. FOR SALE, a Bagatelle Table (cheap).— Apply Gabriol Lewis, Auctioneer, Quoon street OR SALE, 4-inoined Cottage, Blake struct, off Newton Koad. Price, only £180 ; part cash.—H. Partington, Land Agent. 171 OR SALE, one of Baker's Patent Box ■ Mangles.—Apply Stab O/lice; or Mr Scott, Grocer. Karangahapo Road. FOR SALE, 5 Acres Rich Land, adjoin, ing Pah Estate. Onehunga. Also. 5 Acres, Otahuhu, udjoining Mr Luke's. Cheap ; terms easy.—H. Partington, Htichbury'B Buildings. IT^OR IMMEDIATE SALE, ' Newton J Road, comfortable House, 7 rooms, with KH3 and every convenience; corner Allotment For sale oheap.-H. Partington, Land Agent. I7IOR SALE (Exmouth-street), 5-roomed " House with 5 Allotments, all in orchard; also, 1-roomed Cottage; will be sold separate or together.—H. Parlington, Land Agent. TTWII SALE, 20 acres Rich Volcanic F Land (Kingsland Rood), or more if re quired ; also, ill) acres at Kumca Station. £2 per acre.—lt. Partington, Land Agent. FOR. SALE, Home-street, oft Great North Road, i-roomed House and lean-to; well and faithfully.built; nice position. A bar gain.—ll. Partingjpn, Land Agent. | FOR SALE (a Bargain), the Open decked Yacht Florence, 30!) tons.— For particulars apply Staii office. I~ltoß SALE, Northcote, about 3 acres of ' Land; fine building site; water frontage and splendid view, suitable for subdivision.— For further particulars, apply to J. R. Ilander eon, Mercantile Chambers. Queen-street. 171 OR SALE, a 5 and 6-roomed House, ' situated In Kdwin-strent, Newton; easy distance to town; a good supply of water; register grates; also, substantial front fence, built of brick. Terms as arranged.—Apply to William Rosser, Builder, Wood-Bt., Ponsonby. FOR SALE OR LEASE, a Farm within G miles of Kawakawa, Bay of Inlands, containing 860 acres, all fenced and sub divided and well watered; 8-roo'mcd Houso, Stablo, &c —Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray, Land Agents, Fort-street OR SALE, a Fish Curing and Canning Establishment, in a good Seaport. Build ings and appliances complete. Price, £250.—F0r further particulars apply to Vailo and Douglas, Land Agontß, Shortland-street. OR SALE (Commercial Road, just ' beyond Eden Terrace), a Very Cheap Vorandah Cottage ot 5 rooms; register grate, cupboards, &c. Price, £270; cash required, i2o [ balance on eaey terms.—D. F. Evans, Iwtate and Land Agent. !■>' FOR SALE (Parnell), very protty and convenient Villa Residence of 7 rooms, in good order, and comfortably fitted with cup boards, gas and itaa Btoves, register grates, Venetian blinds, dresser, meateafe, &c, &c, Cornor allotment, about 10 x 100, and lot adjoin ing, about 50 x 100; all tastefully laid out in (lower gardon, &c., &c. Beautiful view, over ooking the Domain, and very pleasant position. Price, £500. Cards to view, &c—D. F. Evans, Eatato and Land Agent I7IOR SALE.GeneralStore withßutchery, ' in rapidly rising township, In tho centro of a large agricultural district The buildings consist of Storo and Loft, and Butchar's Shop detached, all built of good tlmbor; closo to rail way station. Price for property and goodwill, OX). Stock may be taken at valuation. Terms oasy.—Apply Vailo and Douglas, Land and Kstato Agents. Shortland-stroct. I7IOR SALE, for 14 days only, City ■ House; 10 rooms, bath. Venetian blinds, wutcr, gas, drained, concrotc entrance, 10 minutes from Qucon-etroet on main road. Price, £1.2)0. A rare chance. Northcote, 3 roomed Cottage, Stable, and 2J a«roa Orchard. fl>2o. Franklin Roadß, Shop and 5-roomod Dwclllnif. fliOO. Oxford-street (off Newton Koad), 2 5-roomed Cottages and Workshop, price £550, or sell separately. Ponsonby Road, 2 8-roomed Houses, £1,000. Mcunt'Albert, 9 roomed aud fi Acro^, fillOO. Mount Albert, 7 roomed Houbo and G Acres, £1,100. Mount Albert, 10-roomed Houbo and 5J Acros, *2.000. Further particulars on application to J. R. Ran i?or6on. Mercantile Chambers. Queen-Btrect, OEWIN G T O N, • ESTATE AGENT (EsTiIIUBHED 18 YKAHS.) FOR SALE, a FREEHOLD VOLCANIC ALLOTMENT commanding a lovely view, for /Elfj. Terms— £j down, and £10 every three months till paid for. No Interest charged. Also FOR SALE, some of tho CHEAPEST and BKST ALLOTMENTS at ROCKY NOOK, on easy terms. This locality is making rapid progress, "jm O R SALE. HOTEL PROPERTY, in one of the Principal Coast Towns of tho North Island, containing 28 rooms; size of dining-room, 31x22, and tho other rooms correspondingly large. Tho owner is about to leave the colony, and offers this property at a very low figure. Average takings. £70 per week. RKMUEHA.^IS Acres of Land, facingtho Main Road, subdivided into Grass Paddocks and Orchard. BAY OF ISLANDS.— Two Farms, Freehold and Leasehold, containing GUI and 496 Acres of rich Volcanic Land, plonty of wood and water, Houso of 8 rooms, and close to a post and telegraph office. Subdivided into Twelve Paddocks, laid down in English Grasses. WAIKATO.—It» Acres near Huntly; £2 per acre; Bush and Fern Land, containing from nine to ten million feet Kahikatca, Rimu. and Mata Timber, with Two Cottages, and Land partly Ploughed and Fenced. 50s per aero. A. SCOTT & CO.. 73. Queen-at Tm O R SALE. The Magnificent BRICK FAMILY RESIDENCE, PARK HOUSE, Situated in Pkinces-stueet (adjoining Albert Park). Now in the occupation of Mrs J. Surra. For full particulars apply to GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. HAVRE DE PAS, DEVONPORT. FOR SALE, the Residence of undersigned in Grey-street, near tha Boach. llvo minutes' walk from Victoria Wharf. Thoro Is nearly an aero of tho Richest Volcanic Soil In Orchard and Garden, and one of the most substantially-built Houses in tho Colony. Tho Houbo is 00 feet wide by 37 feot in depth, and contains spacious Hall and oight rooms. The Drawing and Dining-room arc each Qfi x 15. There are bo sidos-Stablc, Wash-houso (with Coppor Boiler), Stove, and an oxcellent BUpply of water. Jhe Proporty commands aline view of the harbour, and is well sheltered. Terms ea^-Aj^to Immigration Office, Auckland. BILLIARD TABLE, Ex Northumberland. One First-class Full-sized Billiard Table by Bennett & Co., London, with Ivory Pool, Pyra mid, and Playing Balls, Cues. Gas Fittings, &c. complete for Salo by W'M. BUCHANAN, St. Mungo Chambers, Quoen-street, Auckland. TCfCHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS.— Business for Disposal; good suburban district. — For particulars, apply Mr Henton, Drug Company, Shortland-strcct. ' ARDINALS' MARCH.—Copies may be had at Kady's Musio Warehouse Queen-st CJEAFIELD VIEW ROAD—Comfortable J5 and well finished Cottage, In perfect condi tion, for Salo at 1). F. Evans, Eatato and Land Agent IfUNE VIEW of the Harbour. — Now 1 House (on City Leasehold, having fronts ages to Hopburn and Plcton-strcots; ground rent, £6) of soven rooms, water and gas laid throughout; well finished washhouse with city water supply, and other outhouses; concrete walk ; overy convenience. Ownor only just do cided to soil. — Apply J. R. Randerson, Auc tionccr and Land Agent, Mercantile Chambers. SURREY HlLLS.—Gn>nd New Houses "for Immediate Sale : Well-finished 7- Roomod House (large rooms), with wash-house, bath-room, gas, and water; every convenience; Large Allotment, 41 x H5; a few feet additional can bo procured if desired—£47o. Also, adjoin ing, G-Roomed Houso, in good order, woll drained allotment, and a decided bargain—only £150. Terms if desired. These eligible resi donccs aro both situated in Kent-street, and havo never beforo boon offered for sale.—Apply J. H. Randereon. Auctioneer and Land Agent, Mercantile Chambers. TRAMWAY ■ TERMINUS. — Marine Villa Site 50 x 233, fenced on two sides wjth double belt of trees, back front and up the centre. Splondid view, which can never be buiH out. Must be sold, and now offered a de cided bargain at £220. Also, a very superior little Villa in Clarencc-strcct, cheap, at £3SO.— W. L. Mitchell, 8. Mercantile Chambers. TO NEW-COMERS, Small Capitalist?, WorkingMon.with famllies.&c—To Lease, with Purchasing Clause, Cultivated Farms of 50 acres upwards, near a station, school, and choeao factory; exceptional term» offered.— Kdward Waytc, 5, Mercantile Chambers. MELROSE, 3 LARGE ALLOTMENTS, CHEAP. Victoria Park, 3 Allotments, 19s per foot, cheap. Northcote, lots 231 feet deep, 20s. Wellington-stroot (city), £10. ■ Lots 53 and 55 Bella-street, Ellorshe, large Bayfiel!,' vory large Allotment, £90, £100, and 22b Gd per foot Mount Roskill, 50 x 148 ft 6ina., 45b por foot Devonport, large Allotment, £2 per foot _ Richmond Road, 117 feet lota deep, £2 loa per foot, cheap. College Road, £7 per foot Gladstone (Northcote), 1 acre, £Ba. Melford-street, £210s per foot Northcoto. cheap, £00; IOOx 167. . ft Mount Eden, Prospect Terrace, cheap, 2os per ft Mount Eden, Cottage, very cheap. Newton, Cottage, only £3iO. !ur^fHmslstrto?sg Cr h n Cn a d PAnotments,« P erft Albo, cheap Houses, &o. Inspection invited. W. GULLIVER, Coombes's Chambers, 86, Quekn-street. Board and Residence. SUPERIOR Board and Residence for Gentlemen; sponge and shower bath, piano —Hobson-street, opposite Prince of WaleE Hotel. A PARTMENTS, Furnished or Unfur _£__ nished. — Mrs Guildford, Kent-street Surrey Hilla. FURNISHED ROOMS, with or withoul Board; use of piano: for married couplt or gentleman. Ttrma moderate.—.Mrs Marfer Vincent-street. /"^ OOD Board and Residence for a Gen VJT tleman in a private family, in Uppei Symonda-atreet. — For address apply at Stai Office. nOVBRNOK BROWNE HOTEX, \T HOBSON-STHBKT. Board and Lodging _ .. _ 20b per Week Single Boom^_ _ _ - - i«operWeei



To Let TO LET, a C-rooined House in Sheridan street, off Franklin Road ; 10 minutes from Queen-street,— Apply next door. TO LET, a good Business Shop of C rooms, at low rent; next J. Williams, the People's Tailor, Yictoria-streot. TO LET, Honst, with 7 rooms, wash houso, &c, Cloveland-street—Apply J. Collick, St. George's Buy Road, Parnell. TO LET, Small Shop, suitable for Watchmaker, Shoemaker, Barber. &c— Inquire on the premisoa, 15, West Queen-street TO LET ok SELL, Houses, Shops, Offices, Rooms, Hotels, Farms, Allot ments, number Businesses.—Grant & Crossan, 75, Queen-street TO LET, a Groomed Houso, situated Brighton, Parnell; gas and water laid on. —For particulars apply W. Hudson, Parnell Rise. TO LET Oil FOR SALE, House of six rooms, Richmond Road, with copper and cellar.—Apply next door, just below Field's, Grocer. T~ 0 LET, Kooms; use of kitchen if re quired ; gas. water, and every conveni ence. I've minute from Queen-street; private family.—Star office. T~ 0 LET, Two 7-roomed Houses in City, with fine view of harbour and in a very healthy position ; kitchen range in each.—J. H. Haincr. Land Agent, Newton. TO LET, Well-furnished House and 8 acres of good Land, Mt. Roakill Road.— Apply J. R. Randerson. Mercantile Chambers, Queen-street. i mo LET, Front Room. Registered grate, JL private entrance no children, respectablo locality.—Apply No 2, Willow-street (off Union street), Freeman's Bay. 0 BE LET in Hepburn-street, in a cheerful position, a new and convenient Family Heaidence, having a bath-room, and water and gas laid on.-Apply to F. Q. Ewing ton, Kstatc Agent- 6 LET, large Lock-up Shop in Hobson street-For particulars, address " A.W.,11 Stail Office. TO BE : LE~T\ Furnished, in Upper Symonds-streot, n very superior Nine- Boomed Villa, with gas, water,- concrete yard, and every convenience..—For particulars apply to F. G. Ewlngton, Estate Agent T~ 0 LET and fc-r Sale, Businesses, Queen street; Stores, Houses. Farms, Allotments, Boarding Houses, etc. —HeicWon and Co., Houso and Land Agents, 177, Queen-street (offi ccb upstairs). TO LET, at Nowmarket, directly oppo site tho Railway Station, the Shop. So,, oocupied by Mr Collins. Photographer. The building Is now; size of shop, 21 x 26; position, without doubt, is unrivalled for a cash business or photographor. — Apply to ¥. G. Clayton, Newmarket. EVONPORT. — To Let, a Dwelliner house of seven rooms, with pantry, scul lery, washhouse, register grates, concrete tank, otc,—Apply to Mr H. Pitts, Builder, Dovonport OFFICE To Let, containing two Rooms and Fireplace; rent low to good perma nent tenant-Apply to C. J. Hntchinson, Cus toms-street "YVTAREHOUSE TO LET OR LEASE. WarehoußO of two etorios, with excellent cellai, in Albert and Llttlo Queen-streets. B. TONKS & CO. Meetings. ■VTEW ZEALAND SEAMAN'S UNION i.l Meet THURSDAY (To-night), at Britißh Hotel. Members and intending members in vited. Business urgent.—Adam Gardner, Sec retary New Zealand Seaman's Union, Auck land. lGth April, 188*. GRAFTON FOOTBALL CLUB.— Tho Annual Meeting of tho above Club will be held TO-MORROW (Friday) EVEN ING at the United Service Hotel, at 8 o'clock, intending members n^ "DONSONBY "AT HOME." General Meeting will be hold in Miss Hill's School-room (kindly lent for tho occasion) TO MORROW (Friday), the 18th inst, at 7.30 p.m. Business: To Nomlnato Now Members lor Election, to Elect Officers and Committee, and other matters of importance. All who desire to join these Monthly As semblies, but cannot attend this meeting, are requested to send in their names at once to the undersigned. D. g. EVANS, Hon. Sec, pro, tern. ■\TOUNO WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN JL ASSOCIATION. A Public Meeting will be hold in the Lecture Hall of the Young Men's Christian Association, Albert-street, on FRIDAY EVENING first, 18th inst, at 7.30 p.m. Business: To Form a Branch of the above Association. WILLIAM RATTRAY, J. S. HILL, Convenors on tfchalf of interim Committee. /ORPHAN HOME. The Annual Meeting of the Subscribers and Friendß of this Insulation will bo held at the Homo, Parnell, on SATURDAY AFTER NOON next, at 3.30. His Excelloncy the Governor vt ill preside. HE ARCH HILL BRICK AND TILE COMPANY (LIMITED). An Extraordinary General Meeting of the Shareholders of the above Company will be held in the Brokers' Association Room, New 1 Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auckland, on MONDAY, the sth day of May, 18&, at Half past Two o'clock in tho afternoon, at which it Is intonded to proposo tho following Resolution, viz. :— " That the Capital of the Company be in creased to 412,000 (twelve thousand pounds) by the issue of 6,000 (six thou sand) new Share at £1 (one pound) oach." If such resolution bo passed by tbo Statutory majority, an Extraordinary General Meeting to confirm such resolution will be held on the 26th day of May, 1881. at Halt-past Two o'clock in tho afternoon, at the above-named room.' Dated this 17th day of April, 1881. J. FRIAR CLARKE, Secretary. Ecclesiastical. OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, corner of Wellosley and Albert streets. — Evangelistic Service THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at 7.30. All are mvited. Recent arrivals cordially Invited. ADIES'CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. -Bible Lectures by Rev. ,T. S. Hill, for Ladies, every Friday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, in tho Hall of the Young Men's Christian Associa tion. Albert-Btreet. ST. JAMES'S CHURCH, WBLLINGTON-STREET. RE-OPENING SERVICES. RE-OPENING SERVICES. Tho abovo Church having undergone oxten- Bivo Repairs and I'aintißg, will bo RE-OP E N E D ON SUNDAY, THE 20m INSTANT, DV SPECIAL SERVICES, As follows:— Morning, at 11: rev. t. mckenzie fraser. Afthrnoon, at 3: The Rev. J. ROBERTSON will conduct a Ser vico for tho Young, to which Parents and F»(ends are cordially invited. Evening, at G. 30: REV. 8. McFARLANE. Special COLLECTIONS towards defraying expenses of Repairs will be taken up at each Service. gazette In Bankruptcy. TN BANKRUPTCY IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDER AT AUCKLAND. In tho matter of '• The Bankruptcy Aot, 1883, and of the Bankruptcy of Gkorge Fosthr, o Grey-Btreet, in the City o£ Auckland, 800 Manufacturer, a Bankrupt. Notice is herbby given that, by an order o the Bald Court of |Auckland, the abqre-nanw Georgo Faster was this day adjudicated a Bank nipt within tho intent and meaning of tn. above-mentioned Act The First Meeting o Creditors will bo hold at my ofHoe.Supremi Court Buildings. In the City of Auckland m MONDAY, tm? 21st April instant, at II oclocl am. Proxy forms can be obtained atmy^office JOHN LAWSON. Official Assignee in Bankruptcy. William Tiiokne, Queen-str«ot, Auckland Bankrupt's Solicitor. TN BANKRUPTCY IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act. 1883, and of the Bankruptcy of Henry Ediso: Graingbr, of Karangahape Road, in tho Git of Auckland, Cook, a Bankrupt Notice is hereby given that, by an order c the said Court of Auokland, the above-name Henry Ebison Grainger was this day adjud cated a Bankrupt within the intent and meai ing *t the above-mentioned Act The Fin Meeting of Creditors will be held at my offlc Supreme Court Buildings, in the City of Aucl land, on? WEDNESDAY, the 23r I April inßtan at 11 o'clook a.m. Proxy forms can beobtaine at my office. Proo_^debt must be furnishe prior to or at the m|w.-Dated this 16th dt of April, 188*. • ■ JQHNLAWSONi . . Official Assignee in Bankruptcy. Adam Brock, Queen-street, Auckland, Ban rupt's Solicitor. Shipping. ""TT~ "DMGANTINE SEABIR] J^pjv. J3 FROM LYTTELTON. _s___Pl Consignees are requested to Pi KMinmiaa sent b ;ji b o f Lading and P: Freight to the Undersigned. Goods remainl on the wharf after 5 o'clock p.m. will be store Vessel now dischaiging at the Railway Wha ! M. NICCOL, Agent Auckland. April 17th. 188 i.



Lost and Fonnd. LOST, on Easter Sunday, between St. Paul's Church and top of Pfirnoll Hill, a Plain Gold Clasp Bracelet.-Apply MrKohn, Queen-street. T OST, a Milk-book —The Finder will be JL- rewarded.—Apply to the Stak Oflico. LOST, on Saturday, a Cheque for £10, dr.iwn by James Wallaco on National Bank. Stopped payment. — Reward at the Freeman's Bay Hotel. LOST, last evening, on the New North Road, a Brown Paper Parcel containing Boots.—Finder will be rewarded on returning tho pnrne to D B. Orchard, 18, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. LOST, on 'Wednesday afternoon, about 4 o'clock, a Lady's Small Reticule, contain ing a leather purse, with £2 in it.-Finder will bo rewarded by returning it to Star office. R TRAYED from Home, on Easter Mon day, a Girl. 15 yoars old, wearing black dress and white straw hat—Any person giving information at the Stak office will be rewarded. TRAYED or Stolen, from Birkenhead, on 13th inst., light Bay ,Horee, shoes on fore feet—Anyone returning same or giving infor mation to T. Crooks, Birkenhead, will receive &\ reward. S~ TRAYED, from Henderson's Mill, Bay Horso. white star, near eye out, no brand. —Finder rewarded on retuiyung same to R, B. Symon, Corn Dealer, Victoria-street. OUND, Straying through Mercer in January, an upstanding well-bred Grey Horse, branded on near shoulder S.M.. under what Booms like ffl ; shod, and collar-marked.— Apply to D. Maxwell, Terregles, Mercer. Educational. XTEWTON GRAMMAR SCHOQL—Rev. J3I Peter Mason, B.A.—The Second Quarter will Commence qn Wednesday, the 16th Inst, FAINTING.— Mr Watkins begs to in form Pupils thaUhe Secoid Quarter com rooncea SATURDAY, April 19. Terms, one guinea. ______ MADAME LIBRI'S PREPARATORY, 'SCHOOL, Windmill Villa, Syirionds- Btreet—Second Quarter Comnicnocs on MON DAY. April 21. _______ MRS REVITT, Teacher of Music and Singing, Scarboro' Torrace, Parnell. Turn down lane by Messrs A. and G. Brooks s Boot and Shoo Manufactory. Quarter dates from first lesson. TTIDUCATIONAL.—GeneraI and Mrs J_ Stoddakd re-open School on the 2Ut In stant. Vacancies for a few Boarders. Premises and grounds large. Terms moderate.—Green, Hill. Onnhunga (eloso to Presbyterian Church).: April, 1884. T ! S^ S 0 N S JIJ in GERMAN, LATIN, &c. Forterms^applg _ „ _ _, „ 99, HoIiSON-BTOBKT. LEMENTARY SINGING CLASS.— On MONDAY Evening Next, 21stInstant, a CJass on tho Tonic Sol-fa method of reading Music will commence In the Primitive Mothodist School-room, Upper Pitt-Btreet. Teacher: Mr J. Clondinnlnii. Subscription per quarter, in advance: Gentlemen, 10s: Ladies, 6s. Names may be enrolled at Mr C. Mackay's, Grey-street. itlcdlcal. TTIOLBNT Raging Toothache is in V nearly every instance instaataneously cured by using Odontalglcon. the new remedy, Is.—C. W. Goodson, London Arcade. RATS I RATS! RATSI---Use BHARI—ND-S PHOSPHOR. PASTB, . Rate eat it greedily, and die; do smell. Prfca One Shilling a B*ttl_ V. O. SHARLAKD opposite Post-offloo. __UK_rfiS INSECT POWDEK.—The j best and most reliabla in the market In perforated canisters. Price. Is 6_ —F. O. Shabland, Apothecaries' Hall. nnOOTHACHE CURE — Instantaneou L Relief-ODONTALGIC-ls per botUe. y~C. SHARLAND (opposite Poßt-offlce). I > OSEIINE for the HAlß.—This ele \j gam preparation completely eclipses .;rory article of a similar kind now before Uic public—Price, 1b 6d a bottle.—Shabland. Apothecaries' HalL DR. ARNOLD'S PENNYROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.—The most popular medicine of tho day. Price, 2s 6d a box.—Colo- Dial Agent, F. C. Sbarland, opposite the Post nliica. _____ WO R M «. All children suffer from them. If suspected, ask for the Certain Co*.., SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, Ispackei. Apothecaries' Hall, opposite Post-office. Drapery. r(O TO THE T)ON "jy/TARCHE, GENERAL DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT, FOR TIIB T ATEST XTOVELTIES IN ALL J_ IN t\epar£'ments. JUST RECKIVED FROM THE ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL MARKETS, Splendid show of Velveteen, from Is 6d yd, Broche Silks. Satins, Dress Fabrics, Manches ter Goods, Millinery, Ribbons, Laces, Gloves, Hosiery, Ladies' and Children's Underclothing, Ulsters. Jackets, Umbrellas, &c.. In great variety. Ladies Bhould Inspect thlß WKLL-SELECTED STOCK before purchasing elsewhere. The REMARKABLY LOW QUOTATIONS Cannot fall to be appreciated. QUEEN-STREET, 2 doors from Wellesley-st. /COMMERCIAL TTOUSE, 172-QDEBN-STREET—I72. WILSON, WILLIAMS, _ McCULLAGH Desire to announce that, having bought, at a heavy discount, a lot of LADIES' MANTLES of the Newest Designs, in Cloth. Broche, Silk, and Velvet, will show the same on FRIDAY, 18th APRIL. Tiie Above Am RICH, BEAUTIFUL GOODS, I , ' and will bo sold at a vory small advance. Public Notices. T3ONSONBY REGATTA CLUB. Distribution of Prizes will tako place at tho Ponsonby Club Hotel on SATURDAY Even ing, the 19ih Instant, at 8 o'clock. Members of Committee are requested to attend at 7.80 BlmrP' D. F. EVANS, Hon. Sec " mHE OLD LAND AND THE NEW"— X New Song. thl» day at all Muslo-sollers. lANOFORTES Tuned and Repaired by an experienced hand from Klrkman B, London. Tuning, 5s ; Hammers Re-felted, One Guinea.-W. Sior, Karangahape Road. Newton. M'ONSY TO LEND.—I have aoveral . Sums of Money walUngmvestoeot. Mortgages negotiated, &c., &c-D. tr. _vans r Katato and Land Agen T_/TONE-_ TO LENT*, on good freehold jVI security, In sums of «50 and upwards.- Archibald Buchanan, Solicitor, St Mungo Chambers (opposite Bank New Zealand). Xtorthern stkamship company J_M (LIMITEDI. ■ The Transfor Books of this Company will be Closed from FRIDAY, the 11th, to FRIDAY, he 25th day of April (both days inclusive). By order of the Board of Directors. GEORGE BROWNING, Secretary. Auckland, March 27,1884. Auctions. JOHN LEYDOS.] [EDWABD LEXDON. TOMORROW, at 11 o'clock. JOHN AND E. LEYDON will sell at their Mart, Queen-street, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Effectt), consisting of Suites in Cretonne. Leather and Horsehair; Couches, Chairs, Tables, Bedste*ds, Spring Mattrasses, Sewing Machines, Stoves, Saucepans, Kettles, etc,, etc. Also, 30 Cases Apples, And Tea, Potatoes, etc. TO-MORB-OW. 1%/f ESSRS CARBINES AND TAYLOB J3X will Sell by Auction, To-morrow (Fri day), at It o'clock sharp, POULTRY—FowIs, Ducks. Turkeys, Gees" Rabbit* Young Pigs.Canaries and Fancy Birds, PRODUCE - Prime Canterbury Hams anc Bacon Keg Beef, 30 Tons Prime Potatoes Wairo'a Cheeses! Onions, Picklers ditto. GRO CERIES-tfea, Sugar, Flour, Soap, Kerosene Lemon Peel, Biscuits, assorted Sauces. OatmeaJ Brushes Gent.'s Go!d-platcd Suite, etc.. etc CUTLERY. GENERAL DKAPERY.-Gent Tweed Trousers, Trousers and Vests, and bum Boys' and Youths' Tweed Suits. Blanket. Ladies' Girls', and Gent's Hosiery; Brace) Rushings, Cufis, Carpeta, etc, etc. CARBINES _ TAYLOR.



Auctions. TO-MORROW. APRIL 18. AT DURHAM YARDS. THE Undersigned have received instruct; * tions from P. F. Tancred, Ksq.. to'soli to-morrow, Friday, at eleven o'clock, THE FOLLOWING WELL-KNOWN RACE HORSES :- CONSUL, 3 years old, by Premier, dam Princess Mary by Ravenßworth, dam Regina by Riridlesworih(seo Stud Book). Winner of the Auckland Tradtfsman'a Handicap'and Publicans' Puree. ADMINISTRATOR, 4 years old (fnil brother to Consul). Ran dead heat for Easter Handicap, and won Flying Stakes. SHAM. 5 years old, by Day Dawn, dam Annie, full brother to Woodpecker and Soukar. HUNTER & NOLAN. TO-MORROW, ISTif APRIL ' AT DURHAM-YARDS. FOR Sale, at the Durham Yards, To-,, morrow, 18th April, at Eleven o'clock,. The well-known Steeplechaser FLYING, >: j SCUD, by Dead Shot, dam YWunteer, out of aNutworthuiare., ~ '~■.',-■,-.*',/ The well-known Racehorso KING ttUAIL, : by Yaftondon, dam Quail. iSeo Stud Book.) ■ ■ ■ . • ;;.[ .• . Also, ~-:-: To be Sold Without Refloryc, ' ny i The well-known Racehorßo MAORI, aged, , : by Tim Whiffler, dam W.aratah,. by. * ■ Millionaire. "Great performci1 in Aus-, : tralia, winner of i Spring Handicap in o Auckland, fourth ih Wanganui Cup, and woncaaily the Wangamn Stakes, beat ing Poot, Normanby, and others, Kn- - gaged in Papakura Cup, Cambridge up, and Publicans' Handicap. HUNTER & NOLAN. TO-MORROW. AT DURH~AM YARDS. FOR Sale, at tho Durham Yards, Top morrow (Friday), 18th April, at half-past; ton o'clock, " -:> From Tahanaki and Hawrua. L.i Horses, suitable for buggy or saddle 6 Oood Horses, suitablo for tramway 1 First-class Draught Marc. Kate 1 Bay Gelding (tfewt. trial) - Pair Black Horses (broken to double harness). Also, 2 Good Horses, suitable for spring cart or buirgy 1 Yearling, by Akeake 1 Two-year-old Colt, by Dißraeli 1 Black Hack, with saddle and bridle . 1 Black Buggy Mare 1 Dx-aught SJa.ro (trialglven). Ana 20Useful Horses, for ,■ buggies, drays orsr hacks. HUNTER &-NOLAN. :■ ' I : 'A — '—^H H. W. 8. COCHRANK] ' / - [iTAS. 11ACBJT , WEDNESDAY, S AP,RJL 23.. -,• .•: TWO HOUSES, VICTORIA AVENUE, NEW NORTH ROAD. DELTA COTTAGE; KING-STREET, GREAT NORTH ROAD. '■ ~. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions from the owner (who,is leaving the colony) to sell, at tbo Land Mart, Queen-street, on Wednesday, April 23, at 12 o'Clock, TWO'FREEHOLD HOUSES (each thrco Rooms and Lean-to), situate in Victoria Avenue (off New North Road), with Allot ment 40 feet frontage. Albo,- The Cottage of 3 Rooms, known as " Delta Cottage," situato in King-street (off Great North Road), with Freehold Allotment 33 feet frontage/ SAMUEL COCHRANE _ SON, Auctioneers. W, S. 000HBANEJ [JAS. DAOES MONDAY, APRIL 28. TO BE LEASED FOR 40 YEARS. FIVE ALLOTMENTS, AYR - STREET, PARNELL. BY ORDER OF ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE TRUSTEES. THE Subscribers have received instruc , tion to offer for Lease, by public auction,, at the Land Mart, Queen-street, onJMonday,'2Bthf instant, at Twelve o'clock. ' FOH A TERM OF 10 YBAKS, FIVE ALLOTMENTS. SITUATE IN AYR STREET, PARNELL, immediately behind the Grammar School, having frontages of G6 feet each, and depths ranging from 136 feet to 400 feet. Plans and conditions of leasing can be seen at tho offices of - - SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, 11 o'clock a.m. MARKET DAY. ARTHUR'S POULTRY. PRODUCE, FRUIT, AND GROCERY AUCTION MARKET. " V R T H U R'S MA XI, JI POULTRY DEPARTMENT. . Fowls, Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Pigeons. Ca naries, Fancy Birds. Guinea Pigs, Rabbits, Small Pigs 20 kegs Assorted Nails and Spikes - PRODUCE, FRUIT, AND GROCERY ■ DEPARTMENT. Pukekohe Cheese Factory Cheese Walpolo and Oo.'s Cheese Factory Cheese Assorted Cheese, Bacon and Hams, Canterbury Bacon and Hams, Butter, Boef. Flour, Oats, Oatmeal, Wheat, Sharps, Chaff s _ FRUIT — Apples, Pears,, Quinces, Lemons,'' Oranges, Tomatoes ';,':: GROCERIES, &c—3 bales of Now Zealand Now Crop Hops, Honey, Sugar, Tea, Coffeo, Biscuits, Lollies, Preserved: Fruit in glass jars. Fish, Ling, Sauce, Vinegar ON Sale Privately, at AUCTION PRICES, FURNITURE DEPARTMENT (Upstairs). Superior New Pianos, Good Second-hand Pianos, a very nice Harmonium; House hold Furniture and Effects in uroat variety, suitable to all classes; Perambulators, Mir rors, Stoves, Ovens, Pictures, Clocks, Din ner Services, Matting, Carpeta, &o. > MONDAY NEXT, 21st APRIL. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. R. ARTHUR HAS been.favoured with instructions from MrJ.Hart, of tho London Loan }lHco, Victoria-street, to sell by auction at his Mart, Queen-street, on Monday next, 21st April, at H o'clock, the following Het of Unredeemed 'ledges, consisting of Gold and Silver Watcheß, }old and Silver Alberts and Chains, Nautical and Survoyors' Instruments, Sewing Machinos, Carpenters'and other Tools, Ladies and Gents' Wearing Apparel, &c, Sac. :— July i, 8575, G.H.G Watch, Silver Albert; 5, $580. Broken Ring; 5, 8585, Wedding Ring; 0, 583 Musical Box and Cont; 7, 8605, Hair Albert < Sd"Pendant; 7, 8606, S.H.W. Watch; 7, «607, )roocb, Earrings, 2 Solitaires, 3 Studs; 7, 8610, ling; 7, 8612. Parcel of Kip and Kid Leather; 0,8840, S.H.L. Watch; 14,8678, Concertina; 18, 1701, Gun; 21,8729, S.H.L. Watch; 23,87J4, Kit s of Tools: 26, 8768, B.H.L. Watch, Steel Albert: 27,8786, S.H.L. Watch ; 30, 8803, S.H.H, Watch and Albert; 30, 8809, Galvanic Battery; August , 8819, Earrings, Ring, and Pendant; I, 8820, 13 Pieces Cutlery and Plate; 1. 8821, 19 Tea.: spoons, SUver Pencil Case; 1. 8822. 2 Coins for earrings, studs, and Brooch: 1, SS23, Brooch,. Kwrrings, 6 Coins; 1,18827, S.H.G. Watch ;3, 8844. 1 dozen Teaspoons and Sugar Tongs; 4, 851. S.O.F. Chronograph Watch and Albert; 5, 888i^.H.L. Watch; 7,8869, Bag Sundry Tools; 7, 8870, Rifle; 7.8873. S.H.G. Watcl and Albert • 7, 8874, Pair Marine Glasses and Pipe; 8, 8877, Gun: 8, !J833, S.H.G. Watch; 9, 8889. Gold 1 : Albert; 8, 8898, Sewing- Machine ; 9, 8904, ' Sextant; Ji, 8038, Sundry Lot of Crockery and"' Jacket; 14, 8916, Silver Albert and Locket; 16, 8962, S.H.G. Watch: 18, 8977, Brooch and Ear rings; 18, S9Bl, Gold O.F. Geneva Watch and Albert; 18, 8980. S.H.G. Watch; 20, 8991, Diamond Ring: 22,9004, S.H;L. Watch; 22,8010, Jold Brooch; 22, 9013, S.H.L. Watch; 23,9014 diamond Ring; 27. 9057, Gold Hunting G. Watch, Albert, and Pin; 30, 9092, Plough and Smoothing Plane; 31, 9096, Ring; 31,9103, Gold O.F. Geneva Watch; September 3, 9123, Ring; 4. 9126, S.H.L. Watch: 4, 8127, 5.0.F.0. Watch; 4, 9133, S.H.G. Watcli; 8, 9171, Keeper; 10, 9180, 2 Fish Slicers; 10. 9184, 6 SUver Forks: 11. 9193, S.H.G. Watch; 12, 9210. Gold Hunting Lever Watch and Albert; 13,9217, Pair Earrings and Pin; 13,9218. Pendant, 2 Rings; 14, 9225, S.O.K.L. Watch; 11, 9228, Keeper; 17. 9233, 2 Pairs Karvings; 19, 9267, S.H. W. Watcb; 20. 9208, Fish Knifo and Fork; 20, 9272, Brass H.G. Watch; 20, 9280. 3 Studs, Collar Button. Silver Albert and Ring; 21,9288, Gold Chain; 21, 9295, G.O.F.G. Watch ; 25,9330, Brooch and Watch; 25. 9331, S.H.G. Watch; 25, 9333. S.H.L. Watch: 25. 9336, S.H.G. Watch; 26. 9347, S.H.G. Watch, Brass Albert; 28,9361, 2 Rings; 29, 9307, Pair Earrings; Oct. 1.9381, Salver; 1, 9382, Nugget; 1, 9383, Sewing Machine; 1, 9384. Albert and Locket; 1, 9386, Ring; 1. 9391. 2 Silver H. Watches; September^,94o2, Overcoat; 29, 9419, Blanket and 6 pieces; October 4,9449, Suit of Clothes ;9, 9498, Trousers and Vest; 10,9505, Dress; 24,9638, 2 Blankets; 24.0642, Dress; 27,9681, Trousersand '•: Vest; November 1, 9728. Rug; 5, 9764, Dress; 5, 9774. 16 Pieces; 6, 9790, 2 Remnants, Pair Stays; 13,9863, Shawl; U, 9857, Coat and Vest; 19 9925, Coat; 19,9928, Tablecloth and Pino; 19. 9929,6 Pieces; 19,9930, 7 Pieces Linen; 19, 9931, • 10 Pieces and Jacket; 26,9969, Waterproof Coat; 28,9993,4 Shirte, Pair Drawers; 28, 9999, Shawl and Child's Tunic; Decembor 1,27, Suit Clothes and Shoes; 3, 50, 5 Shirts and Drawers; 5, 85. Remnant; 5. 92, Blanket; 6, 96, 2 Table cloths; 8, 128. Dress Piece; 8, 129, Shawl, 10, 139, Jacket, 9 Pieces Jewellery; 12, 161, Overcoat; 17, 204, Masonic Apron; 18, 216, Bag and Contents; 21, 263, Overcoat; 21, 264, Suit Clothes ; 2', 265, 2 pairs Troutters and Shirt; 21, 266, Remnant, 2 Shirts ; 21, 267, 2 Shirts and Tablecloth; 21, 270. Silk Dress; 21, j 271,5 Pisces, 2 Pair Socks ; 21,272, i Pieces. j . Contfnuod on rrartb Page -