Tho Chairman, iai few well-cliosen-.re marks, expressed m respect for the late Dr. Sinclair and thdato Mrs Gillies. ' The Rev. D. Bri/e suggested that they should ascertain tn views of the professors who wore present/is to the general suit ability of the conltions other than those mentioned by MiJustice Gillies as "un alterable." / Professor Brotn said the conditions were such as. would suggest ' them selves to anyori who had the interests of science at heart. He, however, somewhat regroted the absolute exclusion of classics and findred subjects. .He was un certain whethe; £80 a year would not be a sufficient sum/to devote to one schoZar ship.—lt waspointed out by the Chairman thai this provision was not unal terable Prifessor Thomas, after ex pressing thtf sense of indebtedness he felt to Mr Justice Gillies, said he thought that he sliovld be asked to defii.e more ex plicitly what he meant by '' natural history." —Mr Hesketh thought that it would be well to refer the matter to Mi- Justice Gillies. —On the motion of Dr. Campbell, it was then resolved, "The Council of tho University College, having keard the letter addressed to it by Mr Justice Gillies, has to express its deep sense of gratitude for the enlightened liberality and good feeling which has dictated tho presentation of the valuable endowments of tho scholarships to this University, and that these be accepted on the conditions named by tho donor."

SUPREME COURT.-Criminal Sessions.

This Day.

(Before his Honor Mr Justice Gillies.) The usual quarterly sessions of the Court ior the despatch of criminal business were •opened this morning ; his Honor taking his seat upon the bench at 10 o'clock precisely. THE GRAND JURY. Tho following gentlemen were empan nellod as the Grand Jury, via. ;—Edward Bartley, Thomas Benton, George ffm, Binney, Wm. Burton, James Buttle, Ed ward Champtaloup, James McCosh Clark, Frederick Compton, Charles Cook, John Edson, Josiah Clifton Eirth, Henry Gil fillan, Robert William Hammond, Charles Hesketh, Joseph Howard, Barton Ireland, Thos Hunt Ivey, John Kirkwood, Edward Lewis. Oliver Mason Craig was also called, but did not appear. Mr J. C. firth was chosen foreman. JUDGE'S CHARGE.

His Honor delivered the following charge: —Mr Foreman and gentlemen of the Grand Jury, —The cases which you will havo to deal with on this occasion ore not very numerous, thero being only 15 charges on the calendar ; but although not numerous there are some very grave charges amongst them—some of the most serious, indeed, that have been beforo this Court for a long time. Th 3 most serious of all is one in which tho accused is charged with attempt ing to murder, that is, shooting with intent to murder. The depositions in that case are very simple, nor is there anything in the law to which it is needful to direct your attention further than to say that of course the intent is the ossence' of the offence, and that intention must bo gathered from the act and from what tho law implies. The law implies that wherever n man uses weapons, suoh as revolvers or guns, and fires at another, it is presumed that he had an intention to do that which is tho natural consequence of his act. If ho shoots a man, the presumption is that he intended to kill him, unless that presumption be re butted by othor evidence. There aro two cases of larceny against a Maori, and a case of breaking and ontering a dwelling, which I need not refer to. The evidonce is very simple, and you are all aware of what constitutes the crime of

larceny. There is another sorious crime -charged, that of arson, or setting fire to a building. Now, I would particularly direct your attention to this caao, because tho evidence as to setting lire to the premises in ■question rests principally upon the -accused's own admission that he had been in an -empty house, that 'he had lit his ipipe and thrown down the match; and that the housetook fire thereby. Now, the essence •of the crime of arson, or setting tiro to pro perty", is that it shall be done wilfully and maliciously, and unless so done, however wrong the act which caused the (ire, it is no crime. So you will have to say Whether tho ovidenco shows that the act was committed unintentionally or mali ciously. There is one chargo of forging j ■and uttering, which I neod not refer to, the facts being very simplo, as also a <oase of maliciously wounding a horso. In this latter offence there does not require to toe any malice against the owner or tho animal itself. If the man recklessly fires a shot and inflicts any injuries, however slight, he is guilty of tho olFeneo. Thoro is another caso of burglary, in which the ovi denco is very simple also, and one, too, of indecent assault, which I need not roferyou to. Thero is ono caso in which the accused was committed for trial for larceny as a bailee. Whether or not it will come beforo

you in that form, lam not aware. The cir cumstances are peculiar, and may occasion you some difficulty in determining exactly what offence was committed. It appears that a Maori got a telegraph money-order for £10. Ho then gives it to or allows the accused to take it to be cashed. This person gets the order cashed, and gives the Maori £4 as tho proceeds, retaining the other £6 in his own possesion. If tho telegraph money-ordor was given to the accused for the purpose of getting it cashed, it could not bo larceny, as ho got it law fully. Then if he made away with tho money-order, he might possibly be guilty of larceny as a bailee. But in this case he was ■authorised to get tho order,- and he ireturned.producing £4 as the result. You will observe the fraudulent intent in this, and it may be that the accused was bailee of the money when he received it, although toe could not be guilty of the larceny as ibailee of the telegraph order, because he did his duty in getting it cashed. He may, be guilty of larceny as a bailee of 'the money which he retained, and which he ought to" have returned. There are two •cases against persons accused—one of per jury, and one of a breach of the Pawn-, •brokers Act. In regard to the second of these, I may point out something to you. I do not know whether any of you wero on the Grand Jury either last sessions or the sessions before, when the same who is charged in this instance was tried for. larceny of the very '• articles in respect of which tho present charge is laid, and on the very same evidence that is now brought forward to prove a breach of the Pawnbrokers Act. So far as I can see from the depositions, the evidence is the same, and if you find from an examination of the witnesses that it is so, it will bo your duty to throw out the bill. A man has no right to be tried twice on tho same evidence, even although the crime in the second instance is styled by a different name. With regard to the crime of perjury, the essence of the offence is thus defined :— «' Perjury is an assertion upon an oath duly administered in a judicial proceeding, before a competent Court, of the truth of some matter-of-fact material to_ the ques tion depending in that proceeding, which assertion tho assertor does not believe to be true when he makes it, or on which be knows himself to bo ignorant. It is e?sen tial first, that tho accused should have been on oaths* duly administered in a judi cial proceeding. Then tke fact alleged must be material to the question atiesue. But tho person asserting it must himself believe it to be not true. Thus if the state ment of untruth be in regard to something which is not material, then it is not per iury; and neither is it perjury if tbe^per eon really believed at the time that his statement was true, however false it micht bo. In the case which will be brought boforo you, accused apparently niado false statement in regard to the seizure and sale of a horse. It appears that ho had acted as an assistant bailiff—whether rightly or wrongly does not matter-aud had seized this horse under one warrant, but,' when under oath in the pro ceedings in regard to this horse he swore that he seized it under another warrant. But the question at issue in the case being heard was( not as to what action the accused had seized, but whether the horso was seized and sold by the accused so that the question as to the action in which the accused seized and sold is not material. Nor is it material whether he was really authorised to mako the seizure if he believed himself to be so. If, how ever, you al-e satisfied upon the evidence in the case before you that ho stated that which was-1 not true in a material question of the action then being heard, and you are satisfied that he knew perfectly well what he stated to be untrue at the time, then, of course, you are entitled to find a true bill. There is £ very serious case of assault, oc casionincf serious bodily harm, in which the evidencelis tolerably clear, and upon which there isfto need to remark. There is also one casafjf the serious crime of rape, which is charge*! against one man. The circum stances -fixe very peculiar, and call for your earnest attention. .1 will. simply Amind you that the essence of %c Jfence: is "the act of having carnal kiTwledge of a woman without her-. :_: conscioujfpermission, such- permission not

being extorted by force or fear of imme diate bodily harm." Therefore, it mast be without the willing consent of the woman, and even if she did consent, that consent must not have been gained either by force or by fear of bodily harm. If there was willing consent, of course there is no crime. If, oe the other hand, the woman either resisted or even consented through force or by fear of immediate bodily harm, then the crime would be against the accused. The circumstances, as I have said, are very peculiar, but I will not enter upon them before you have seen tho evidence. The last case to which I will draw your attention is one similar to several which have been before this Court lately, viz., a charge against six persons of forcible entry. These persons appear to have been acting as the servants or agents of a joint stock company here. I am informed that some of you gentlemen may possibly bo interested in that company. If so, your duty is to retire when that case is sent before you. It is your duty not to tako part either in finding a true bill or no bill. Tho offence of forcible entry is thus defined:—" Everyone commits the misdemeanour called a forcible entry who, in order to take possession thereof, enters upon any lands or tenements in a violent manner, whether such violence consists in actual force applied to any other person or in threats, or in breaking open any house, or in collecting together an unusual number of persons for the purpose of making such an entry." You will observe that it consists in plain words in this: that if there be a person in possession of land or a house—whether he is rightfully or wrongfully in possession, so long as he is in possession—and if any other person (even the person having tho right to possession) come with a number of other persons armed with force, such n taking possession is called a forcible entry. Our law endeavours to put down pro cesses of righting one's-seff by force and with a strong hand, and it provides the means of expelling trespassers from pro perty. But even if the rightful owner come along with a multitude of personsto overawe the trespasser or endeavour to drive him out with firearms or by threats, then he is guilty of a forcible entry. In tho case under notice there is a dispute as to owner, ship or possession which does not seem very clear on the depositions. Such disputes ought to bo referred by tho parties concerned to the arbitrament of the law, and they cor tainly cannot be allowed to attempt to tako possession by violence, as it might lead to great crimes. These are all the cases which will como before you on this occasion, gen tlemen. If you will retire to your chamber, the bills will bo laid before you.

The Grand Jury then withdrew. Perjurv,—Daniol Scallon surrendered his bail and appeared.—His Honor said that tho Court of Appeal had taken bis case into consideration, and ordered the conviction to be quashed.—He was therefore dis charged. True Bills. —The Grand Jury found a true bill against William Goldstones and also against John Matthew, a native, steal ing from the person ; William Evans, bur glary ; and William Skclly. Indecent Assault.— William Goldstone was arraigned upon two indictments charging him with beating and ill-treating and committing an indecent assault upon Margaret McMillan on the 16th of January last, and to which tho prisoner pleaded not guilty.—Mr Hudson William son opened the case for the prosecution. ~- Tho prisoner was undofonded.—Margaret McMillan, a little girl of 12 years of ago, residing in Alexandra-street, Auckland, de posed that on tho loth January sho saw tho prisoner at tlio coinor of Uppor Queon strcot. It was about 6 o'clock in tho even ing. She was going home. The prisonor followed and assaulted her. Ho put_ his hand up her clothes. Witness described tho assault with much emotion. Sho got away from him, and ran to hor mother. — Edward Jones, gum porter, dejiosed that he know tho little girl, but not the prisonor, Saw tho girl at tho corner. Prisoner was behind hor. Saw tho assault committed.— Detective John M. Walker deposed to arresting prisonor at half-past six on tho ovening of tho Kith January, at the Symondsstreot end of Aloxandra-street. A crowd gathered round. The littlo girl pointed him out, and anothor girl said: "Ho has served mo in tho samo way." Prisonor had boon drinking, and said: "This is a terrible disgrace."—This was the case.—Prisoner oxprcsscd his deep re grot. It was the first timo ho had bucn in a court of justice. Ho was itnablo to address the jury, and would loan) the case in thoir hands.— His Honor rofcrred to tho ovidonco, and, having briefly summed up, tho jury retired to considor their verdict. Stealing from the Person. — John Matthew, alias Hippio, a nativo, "was ar raigned upon an indictment charging him with stealing from the person of Richard Powell, on tho 2nd of January, tho sum of £1 Os, and to which prisoner pleaded not guilty.— Mr Williamson, Crown Soli citor, stated the simple facts of tho case.—Mr Brown interpreted.— Richard Powell, butcher, of Aratapu, de posed that be knew tho prisoner. Saw him on tho evening of tho 2nd January, oppo site Savillo's hotel. Had not been drinking with him. There was a young man with him. On going home he was followed by tho .prisoner. The distance was about sixty yards. Prisoner entered the house without invitation. On retiring to bed, the prisoner came into'his bedroom and took 29s from his trousers pocket. Ho seized prisoner by the wrist. The coins were two-shiiling pieces—his day's takings. A struggle en sued, but prisoner kept his hand clenched. He called out, and his son came. Prisoner then showed 29s ; then ho ran away with the money, and left his hat behind him. Witness informed the police. — Richard Powell, junr., gave corroborative evidence. Tho man who camo home with his father was George Felton, who was acquainted with the prisoner in the gum trade. Felton escaped from the houso during the struggle. —Prisoner intimated through Mr Brown that he wished to call Felton and Tom Harrison, but neither were present.— Prisoner then said that ho took the money from Mr Powell, who struck him. The money was taken from him.—This being the case, His Honor reviewed tho statements, ■nnd remarked that it was singular that Felton, the apparently only independent witness, had not been; brought forward in evidence. —The jury retired to consider the evidence. Subsequently the jury returned, a verdict of guilty.—Sentence was deferred. Arson.—Henry Wood was charged with arson — Alfred Hastings Stevenson, builder, of Gladstone-street, deposed to seeing tho prisoner in the Mount Eden Road on tho day before the evening of tho fire. He was curled up in his blanket. He was in a most miserable condition. Presently he moved off in the direction of the houses that were destroyed.—Constable Luke McDonnell deposed to a conversation he had with prisoner, in which ho admitted sleeping in the houso on the previous night; that heliad a good smoke there, and burnt his finger with a match. Left the house because it got too hot for him. Arrested him under tho Vagrant Act. He said the fire was a good thing, and would be good for trade.—On the application of the Crown Solicitor.the recognizances of two witnesses, Andrew Gilmour and Wm. Frederick Peace wero estreated.—His Honor summed up, and the jury found the prisoner not guilty.—Prisoner was then discharged. Shooting with lifTENT.—William Henry Jones was arraigned upon an indictment charging him with shooting with intent to kili and murder John Macdermott, at One hunga, on the 21st November, 1883.—The prisoner pleaded guilty.—Mr C. E. Button i appeared for prisoner, and called evidence as to character. Rev. Henry Miller, Con gregational minister of Onehunga ; James Mclntyre, engineer; John Leaning, iron worker; John Macdermott, prosecutor, spoke highly in favour of prisoner's general character.—Mr Button made a moving address on behalf of the prisoner: Link was the only excuse for the crime, which prisoner would not have committed in his sober moments. He could only say that two evil spirits took possession of the man—the spirit ot passion and the spirit of drink. He hoped the Court would take his previous good charac ter into consideration, and deal as lightly as possible with him, and that he might hope at least that in the future he would have an opportunity of retnenhg the re putation bo had lost. He might say that prisoner has a wife and family with no other means of support beside his labour—Pris oner said he was deeply grieved at what had occurred. It was the result of drink, and unhappily others would have to suffer for his folly. He trusted that God would e^ him onward in the future, and that he was thankful that his life was spared - His Honor in his remarks commented upon tho enormity of the crime, aid said it was his duty to administer justice. Mercy was the prerogative of otherbands. T_e sentence uponhimtwo>uld be 14 years' penal servitude. 11 wonei nas then led away from the dock. (Left sitting).

Mrs Grannity, who fell from the uppei storey window of a house m Albert-street, to still at the Hospital.' Yesterday sne suffered a relapse, irnd the w?' at. Vi feared. However, a change for the better took place to-day, and it Is expected, that shet'Wll'ii6cbVer."

TELEGRAMS.

(from our own correspondent.)

Thames, this day.—The Kennedy family opened here last night to a good house. Thames, this.- day.—Cambria : Three pounds of good picked stone, the richest yet obtained, were secured to-day from the leader in the dig on the foot-wall of the reef in the winze.

In reply to the Caledonian Low Level Company's application to Government for a rock drill, a letter was received this morning stating that Government have got no drills, but would subsidise the purchase of one.

Russell, this day.—Arrived : Tarawera. She sails at 5 p.m. for Sydney. The Wellington sailed at 2.30 to-day for Whangaroa. The natives seem to take very little notice of the Maori King, though there were a good number here en route to their homes from the Waitangi meeting. Mr Samuel Ludbrook, a vory old settler, died last night.

Fire at Puhoi.

Waiwera, Tuesday.—A house belonging to Antonio Russak, Puhoi, was totally de stroyed by fire this afternoon about one o'clock.

Intercolonial Cricketing,

Ciiristchdrch, this day.—The following team has been selected to represent Canter bury in the cricket match with Welling ton :—Wilding, Barnes, Dudney, Cotterifl, Pocock, Longden, Watson, Dunlop, Moor houeo, Helmore, and McDowall.

Christchurch, this day.—Sixteen oases aro set down for hearing at the next Crimi nal Sessions of tho Supreme Churt, includ ing arson, forgery, bigamy, and indecent assault.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

[BY CABLE.-COPYBIGHT.]

[special to press association.]

Big Company Projected.

(Received April 2—1.40 p.m) London, April I.—A company is pro jected here with a capital of half-a-million to purchase Mr Fisher's properties at Darling Downs, Queensland. The Lato Dulto of Albany and the Governorship of Victoria. It has transpired that H.B.H the Duko of Albany was willing to have accepted tho Governorship of Victoria, but that Hoi- Majesty forbade his doing go. Sir Henry Loch will probably sail for , Melbourne in June. (Received April 2nd, 1.20 p.m.) The Late Duke of Albany. London, April 1. — Telegrams from Cannes announce that the Prince of Wales has started for England with the body of tho late Duke of Albany, Oaman Digna again on tho Offensive. Cairo, April 1, Information has reached Soiiakim that Osman Digna, with a thousand followors, among whom nro many iufluential sheikha ie now encamped near Tamaneb, and pro, paring to fight tho tribes in the neighbour hood who aro friendly towards tho British.

TARANAKI JOCKEY CLUB'S AUTUMN MEETING.

Second Day's ftaOos,

Nr\V Plymouth, this day. Tltßttß is again splendid weather for the socond day's racing ; but the attendance is smaller than yesterday.

Tho following nro tho results : — Tahanaki Deubv, of lOOsovs. For 3-yoar olds. Colts, Bstlolb ; fillies and geldings, Sat 51b. Distance, 1_ milo. Consul, Bst 101b ~, ... 1 Ina, Bst6lb ... • ... 2 Guy Fawkos, Bat 51b 3 : Totalisator dividend, XI 3s. . Timo, 2iuiti. slsecs. Handicap Hurdle Rack, of SOsovs. Dis tance, 2 miles, over 8 flights of hurdlos. Billy-go-by-em, 9st 101b 1 Chandler, list 101b 2 New Year, 10it 71b 3 Fivo horses ran. Totalisator dividend, i' 2

SUDDEN DEATH.

It was reported to the police to-day that a child of Mrs O'Brien's, in Uppor Symonds streot, was found dead in bed at 6.30 a.m. to-day. No reason Is assigned to account for the sudden death. The facts were com municated to Dr. Philson, coroner, who will hold on inquest., at the Edinburgh Castle Hotel to-morrow,

ADJOURNED INQUEST ON WALL'S FIRE.

The adjourned inquest on Wall's fire was held at tho Clarendon Hotel this afternoon before Dr. Philson, coroner.

William Edward Wall deposed : I am a draper, and gavo evidence on tho 4th ultimo in the late fire at my premises. I produco tho books, cash-book, ledger, nnd bills payable; also a list of goods originally, purchased from Mr Cullon, showing tho opst value of ±'3,489, together with tho in voices of goods purchased since ontering into businest.

The witness was examined at length by Detective Hughes, who .asked bim why he employed a lawyer when he was not charged with anything, y Mr Wall said he supposed he had to get a lawyer, or else Mr Graham would bounce the money out of him. Mr Graham objected The Insurance Company he represented was not in tho habit of bouncing clients. He was very glad to meet Mr Brassey. (Left sitting).

Auckland Sharemarket.

April 2, 1884. Now Zealand Land Mortgage-rSellors, 15s Queen of Beauty—Sellers, 2« 3d IVep Level Cross—Sellers, 2s 3d Bright Smllo-Sellers, la 3d Prince Imperial—Buyers, I4a 6d; Bellers, 19s 3d New Manukau—Sellers. Is 3d llart^-Sellers. 2s Id 1 __' ' ', Wairongomai-lB 7d, Is 9d; buyers, Is 7d ; sel- Now Find—Buyers, 8s Od; aollers, 9s 6d JOSEPH NEWMAN, Chairman.

St. Benedict's Bazaar attracted a large number of patrons last evening, and con siderable business was done. A brass band was., present, and lent eclat to the proceed ings. The bazaar was opened again this afternoon.

The monthly meeting of the Domain Board,which was to have been held to-day, lapsed for want of a quorum.

THE-' AVUKIIkD kMi&Q WED&MsISb^MS^K



Educational. AUCKLAND SOCIETY OF ARTS. musicalUompetition.. . - r - All Competitions for the Silver Medal to be Riven by Herr Schmitt must be Bont in to tho Secretary by WEDNESDAY. g^gW A UCKLAND SOCIETY OF ARTS. PUBLIC SCHOOL~DRAWING COMPETI TION FOR MRS CLAYTON'S PRIZK OP FIVE POUNDS, For the Beet Sliadod Drawing from tho Round, will be hold in the School-rooms, Wollesloy street, on SATURDAY Morning, April 12, at 10 o'clock. . _ „ „ Pupils of Auckland or Parnell Grammar Schools, Girls' High School, and District Schools intending to compote must givo in thoir names to their teachers by FRIDAY, April 4th Canditates for examination must provide their own drawing materials, paper oxcepted. JOSIAH MARTIN, Secretary. DANCING. DANCING. Masonic Hall, Princes-st. Prof. Bernard having obtained the above wollknown Hall, opposite tho Museum, will begin the Evening Class on Wednesday. 9th April, 7.30 p.m.; the Afternoon Class, Thurs day, 10th, 3 p.m.; the Juvenile Class, Saturday, 12th, 3 p.m. Intending Pupils mustapply early, the number being limited. Terms:—Gents., £1 ss; Ladies and Juvenilos, one guinea. Pri vate Lessons at Hall daily. Reaidenco, 75, Hobson-street. Cards at Upton's. Queen-st. Calls. -TVTEW UNION BEACH GOLD-MINING i_M COMPANY (Limited). NotiC is hereby given that a CALL (the ninth) of Threepence per Share has been made, pay able to the undersigned, at the Office of the rnmnnnv No. 21. New Zealand Insurance B°uffnßs, Auckland, on THURSDAY. May 1. 18^ J. FRIAR" CLARKE Secretary. I Auckland, April 1,1881.



w*nted* WANTED^ a Wheelbarrow-maker, at J. C. Pelham'a, AJ.bert-strect. WANTED, a Good Waiter.—Thames Hotel. ■■.'■'■■ ■;. ■ ANTED, 2 good Carpenters; also, a strong Boy Apply to F. G. Wliiting, King-atreet, Ponsonby. "ANTED, Two Painters.—Apply Mr Brown, opposite Brown and Campbell's Brewery, Newmarket. WANTED, a French Polisher; none but first-class hand need apply.—Winks and Hall, Shortland street. WANTED, First-class Trousers and Vest Hands; highest wages kivon.— Apply at once. J. Williams. Victoria-street, WANTED, 2 Joiners.—Apply to Fore man Auckland Timber Company's Factory, Customß-atreet West. ANTED, two First-class Coatmakers; none other need apply; constant om ploynient.—H. L. Poaseniakie. Shortland-st. WANTED, a good Wheeler; to a good hand oonatant employment. — Apply James Mackle, Coachbuilder, Victorla-atreet. ANTED, a Body-maker; to a good hand constant employment.—Apply James Mackio, Coachbuilder, &c, Victoria street; t ANTED, for Whangaroa, Four Ship wrights.—Apply to Wm. McArthurand Co. WANTED, a Good Driver.—Apply to George Wilson, Nnlson-strcet, WANTED, for the Waitemata Pottery, a good Flangor. Good wages and house rent free. — Apply W. H. Cooper, Auck land Brick and Tile Co. (Limited), Bailway Wharf. | . WANTED, Two Young5 Men—one for dyc-workß, tho other for horse and garden.—Apply Edgar, Dyer, Wellesley-Btrcet East. WANTED, smart Business Young Man for office and delivery.—Steven v, Brook fleld, Houso Agents. X\T ANTED, by a Young Man, age 24, a V T Situation in any poßltion of trust; has been used to solicitor's oHicc, and is good short hand writer; can give security if desired,— Address "H.D.," Star ofllcc. W~ ANTED, Six Respectable Youths for tho boot trade,—Apply Garrett Bros., Wakefleld-streeU WANTED, a Boy to Carry Parcels and make himself useful in a Drupor's Shop. —Apply Star Office. WANTED, Smart Boy for Cellar ; good references.—Apply Mr Smith, at Mr ! Lavors's, Haymarket. WANTED, an Order Boy, ono that can ' __ ride.-Q. Hulme. WANTED, a Strong Boy for black- ; smithing.—Apply Bach and Fair weather, Grey-street, ANTED, a Strong Boy for Farm,— Apply Taylor and Entricqn. WANTED, a respectable Errand Boy. —Apply J. Lcoch, Shortland-street. WANTED, 1 or 2 Smart Boys as Apprentices.—Moseflold and Co., Albert Iron Foundry. ANTED, Machinists {good hands only), also 2 young girls to learn the business.—Third houßO from Newton Road, Groat North Road. WANTED, a few Apprentices for tho Sowing Machines, not undor 11 years of arte—Apply C. do L'Eau, Durham-street, corner of Alhurt-stroot. WANTED, a Barmaid for Upstuirs Bar. —Apply " J.T.," Star oflico. ANTED, Female Cook for PrihCo of Wales Hotel.—Apply Mrg Dodgo. WANTED, good General Servant; no washing,-Apply nt 'ThoNook," Uppor Symondß-strooL ■ WXNTEDiTl^enoral Servant.—Apply Mra Howard, foot of Grey-street. ANTED, a Gonordl Servant for small family ( inußt be good codk; referenooa required.—Apply nt oiice, Mrs Cocil Gardnor, G raf ton Rood. WANTED, a good Housemaid for coun try; wages, Ha.—Apply Hobson Hotel WANTED, a Nurscgirl.—Apply Mrs F. C. Sharlqnd, Symonds-strcct. ' WANTED, a Girl about 14.—Apply before 1 o'clock to Mra M. McLean, Shelly Beach Road-. . WANTED, a Gti-1 for HotisoWork ; ono to ftssist ih bar nretdrrcd.—Apply at ortco, Queen's Hotel, Karangahapo Road, NowtOn. - WfANTiSD, a Girl, About 12 or 13, to jV T mind two children and mako herself useful—Apply to Mrs A. J. Thomas, Park Storo, Hovvo-Btreot ANTED, a Girl about 14 years, to mako herself useful.—S. Thorpe, Now ton-strect, Newton Road. WANTED, a Tiiy Girl, about 17, to assißt in gcnoral housework.—Apply at once to Mra King. Wyndhani CottagE, WJrnd ham-Bircot, near Gaeworks WANTED, immediately, a Respectable Littlo Girl as Nursomaid,—Mrs JOBBph Bankß. Jermyn-Btroct. ANTED, a Girl, about 16, to assist with homo work.—Apply Mrß Faughy, Brighton Itoad. Parnell. WANTED, immediately, a Cargo of Timber or Grnin for Sydney'N.S.W,-- Apply to tho Captain brigantino Lady Mabel, Railway Wharf. WANTED, Tenders fof 10-roomed Houso (labour only). Plans at John Lamb's, Lowor Quoon>Btroct> Tenders opcliod 9th. at 12. WANTED Tenders for the Erection of a 1-Roomcd Cottage. Plans and speci fications oan bo seen at the Oflico of D. Goldio, Albert-street, till 1 p.m. of MONDAY hoxt, when Tondora will be received. ■\X7ANTED, a Partnor with £800 to join T T n Business established for i years. This 1 is an eligiblo opening for anonergetlc man. who can olthor .take tho insido or outsido dqpartr ment. Principals only need apply to J. R. Randcrson, Financial Agent, Mercantile Cham bers^ , , . WANTED, by Gentleman, Comfortable Bedroom. — Lottor, stating terms, to "A.H.." Star office. ■ ANTED, by respectable Married Couplo, without children, 2 Rooms, furnished or unfurnished, With use of kitchen, in quiet neighbourhood.—A M-, Stab Office. WANTED to Let,' Unfurnished Sitting, room and Bed-room; uso of bath and kitchen if required.—Apply Star Office. W~ ANTED—When you are in Hobson street c_.ll and see the largo and choice stock of Mosgiel Twecdß juat opened for the coming oeason, at Munro and Milligan'B. WANTED, the Ladies to know that M-inro and Milligan'B MUllnery Depart ment is now replete with all the latest English and French novelties for the present season. WANTED.— Do you want Money on Freehold, Pergonal, or othersecurity7— Apply to J. R. Randcrson, Mercantile Chambers. BIHb discounted. ANTED, to Rent or Lease,' a House of not Icsb than ten rooms. With a few acres land, within 15 miles of Auckland by rail. —Francis Hull, Land Agent, No, 6, Insurance Buildings. ■-. ; -v- -.-, .-;-- . . 3 . WANTED TO LET,' a fdur-rooraod Cottage in tho suburbs.—For particu lars apply Star oflico. ~'; ~y -'.- ;■:' "-. WANTED, to Let or Sell, a First-class New Soven-Roomed Houbo and 1 Acre of Land at Morningside; olose to tho Railway Station; 'busses ; pft6S several times; dally; distance, not moro than 20 minutes walk from Upper Queen-street.— Apply to J. H. Smith, Morningside, Mount Albert. WANTED TO SELL, Thirty .Blue Mountain Parrots; talking biras;-iW.: Eyre, Victoria-street. ANTED KNOWN —For Salo, small Business—Drapery, etc. Can bo had a bargain. Not much capital required.—M.R.C., Star Office. ! ■ ■ WANTED KNO WN—Hairdressing and Shaving Saloon opened in Parnoll, next door to G. Raynor's, Butcher. ANTED KNOWN, Seal Muff Bags (largo assortment) at Charles Kelsey and Co.'s. 120. Queen-street. WANTED SEEN, by all buyers of Jewellery, Charles Kelsey & Co.'s Stock of Real Silver and Real Gold Jewellery (no imitations kept).—Charles Kelsey and Co. 120' Queon-gtreet. WANTED KNOWN— Cheap Timber I CHEAP Timber I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be nurohased cheaper and better than anywhere else at the yards of I). Golpib. Albert-street. \\f ANTED KNOWN—That Katno Coal - T T from the now seama is suporior to Now ca3tle for Household purnoses. Ono trial is sufficient to establish tho fact.-Kamo Colliery Office, noarly opposite Firth's Mill. Queen at. ANTED KNOWN—T. B. Robson, Draper, Ponsonby, will offer portions of a Bankrupt Stock on Saturday—Blankets, Call cocs. Counterpanes. WANTED KNOWN—Portion of a Bankrupt Stock on Sale, Saturday next, at Robson's, Draper, Ponsonby. Good, clean, cheap, and not damaged by lire. WANTED KNOWN-That the balance of Men's and Boya' Clothing that was not sold at auction can now be had at auction prices at the New Zealand Tweed Company, Shortlaiid-streot, late Mr Hampton's.—Joseph Mobos, Manager. WANTED KNOWN, THE DEPOT FOR HO P BITTER^: BOTANIC DISPENSARY, WICLLESLEY-ST.'.- For purity and iitrength unequalled. a trial will fully prove. 2s Gi> a Bottl-k ; 5 Buttles ioh 10s. PAIN-CU R E U; Its effects aro wonderful for Internal and Hx lornal Pains, UcniovingOliHlrtictions, Initialising Circulation, and Itciitoriiig Tone, to every part. Two-ounce Bottle, is. Oni WOKM MEDICINES, so pure, simple, :i!!-l need, aro being used in all parts of New Xeiliiud. Kru»ii Shipments of Herbs. Roots, and Barks -v,-rv moiilli of every description ; best quality; Wholesale and ISetail. at lowest possible prices. Consultation personally or by letter. NEIL & "b L I F F O R D, HERBALISTS, EOTAWIO' Dispensary, WEi_.E___:_'-§r, East, • AUCKLAJTO.



Wanted. WANTED' KNOWN-The very'latest —Tea, 6d per lb. (no higher price), at Dampler's Hobson-strc-it Shop. WANTED KNOWN.— To theßeeidents of Mount Eden,—Having purchased the ' Butchering Buslnoss of Mr F. ifaylo, Mount Eden Road, I hopo, by strict attention to busiv ness, to merit a fair share of your patronage. '. Meat of tho best quality and lowest prices;— S. K. Herbert, Mount Eden Road, opposite Gaol. WANTED KNOWN, that T. Nutsford. Practical Watchmaker, Jeweller, &c. (late ' of Wanganui), has commenced business in tho ' shop next door to Whito & Watklnson, Tailors, directly opposite tho " Observer" Office, Vic toria-street, where he hopes by strict attention . and punctuality to business to merit a share of gublic patronage. Every description of Watches, locks, and Jewellery cleaned and skilfully re paired personally. No apprentices kept. A i nice assortment of Watches, Clocks, and JeWel litry always in stock. JT^TTJ WANTED KNOWN—To be Sold Cheap at Austen's Furniture Shop, 310, Upper Queen-street, Good Single Mattrasscs (new),- '.is; 1 louble, 15a; Singlo Bedsteads, 10s; Double, £0s; New and Second-hand Saucepans, Boilers, Withstands, Tables, Children's Cots, and All Kinds of Household Furniture at Lowest Prices at Austen's, 310, Upper Queen-street. ;-xrr ANTED KNOWN. TO BE CLEABED, AT STEPHENSON'S, Karangaiiape Road, Newton, flOd pairs Kid Gloves, Is 6d per pair; 1,000 pairs Lislo Thread Gloves, 6d, worth la; I|soo pieces (good shades) Ribbon Velvet, 18 yards for 9d !• 600 yards Sash Ribbons (9 shades), Is 6d §or yard; 2,000 doiion Dress Buttons, 2d pet ozen; Dress Materials, ijd, 6d, 7jd pel' yard upwards! 1,000 yardp French Cashmere (10 sbaileß), IB pel' yard j 500 yards French Moriho (6 shadeß),lß 9d, worth 2s 6d; Crimean Shirting, Did, Is, Is 3d, to 2s 3d per yaid; Union Shirtings, from 6}d upwards; Flannels, 7Jd, 9d. Is per ■yard upwards; 9x4 Blankets (all wool), 9s lid per pair. Try our 16s Trousers to Measure— can't bo beaten. MILLINERY— by o«porienced hands DRESSMAKING—by experienced hands TAILORINQ-by eXpcricltoed hands Ok the Premises. STEPHENSON'S DRAPERY AND BALL WAREHOUSE, ICARANGAHAPE ROAD; NEWTtiN. p OODSON'S T ONDON A RCADK- Having just COMPLETED OUR ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING, Wo find it very largo, and are resolved to REDUCE IT AT ONCE, giving to our Customers tho full benefit of a GREAT REDUCTION we have made upon SEVERAL LINES of which wo have Exccssivo Stock. Wo havo received MOST LIBERAL PAT RONAGE front the Residents of and Visitors to Auckland, for which w<i tender our SINCERE THANKS. Wo yet think numbers havo nbt availed themselves of Inspecting our G^R-*-A>.N^D S^T^O^C'-.K. Wo most cordially invito all to do so.asitstands U-v-NvRVI-vVvA-t-Lv-livEv-D In the Colonios, either for EXTENT - VARIETY - NOVELTY H.A IJW" A- 0b CHKA p NKS3 . ,rar_ ASTER CARDS-SSI In GufcAT VARIETY, froni OK'E PknNy Each. Wo adhoro to our Trade Motto-" Small Profits and Qulok Returns" —and Mark our Goods accordingly. Tho USEFUL and the ORNAMENTAL, INIMITABLE and ECONOMICAL, .are hero Blended in DKtlolrfFt7L Variety. Note tho Afldreßß: GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, Queen & Victokla-sts. {And at Christchurch and Wellington). ■ Miscellaneous Wanteds. A MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN, who has recently arrived in Auckland, having aninoome of over £100 per annum, wishes to correspond with a lady with a similar income, with a viow to matrimony.—AddrOßS E.T.L., Stab ofllcc. __. LONDON certificated trained Nurso would Accompany a Lady to England in return for the Passage Homo.—Addross J.C., STAR Olßcoi BOARD and RESIDENCE wanted by a Singlo Young Man In private family.— Address, stating terms, to "H.D- Star office. FURNISHED COTTAGE — Thrco or Four Rooms wanted, within 15 minutes of St. Paul's Church, by married couple; no ciiildren.-Addrceß A.B.C.j STAR Ofllcc, 1-/IRUIT and DAIRY FARM:—Wanted, 1 a Porson with a little capital to assist owner and tako share in what is a good paying bußlnosß -Every panlcular at Alfred lyers, Upper Svliionds-Btrcot, Auckland. AUNDRESS.—First-class, cheap, just J arrived froln England ; one trial solicited; linen collected and dclivored.—S. W. Cncksey's Storo, Mount Eden. PLOUGHMAN (first-clnss) wants EmploJ-moiit on a farm; well up to his business, ahd not afi'aid of work;! flrawUM refcronceß it required.—Apply, by letter. Cw dßfa."l Joßt-oHlce,Onohunga. PHOTOGRAPHY .—Wanted, Retoucher, at oncet lady pretorrcd.-Apply Star office. AKTNERSHIP.-A STERLING - OPPOttTUNITY FOR A GOOD BUSI NESS MAN WITH CAPITAL. —I havo. a Cliont, doiDg a prolliablo trade, who is pre pared to take a Partner who can command £2.000 sterling. The business is centrally situ ated in tho city, and is chiefly wholesale, rho turnover Is capable of considerable expansion. Tho profits averago 30 por cont., and when the business is moro vigorously worked a. net an nual profit, after deducting all charges, will be sssurcd of at least 48,000 sterling, to be equally dividod-between tho two partners. None but principals dealt with, and strict confidence will bo required. Thorough investigation into Uie all'aira Of tho firm will bo permitted, and for particulars and furthor.information apply to W h. MITCHELL, Confidential and Financial Agont,- 8, Mercantile Chambers (noxt Bank of New Zoaland). TO WHOLESALE WAREHOUSEMEN. —Wanted,an Engagement by acompctent Salosman, of Homo and Colonial experience.— Apply Salesman, Post Office. Whangaroa North. O BOOT MANUFACTURERS.—Ad vortisor, ago 31, seeks situation as Work ing Foreman of Rough Stuff Department; nine yoars wlthlato employer, a Northampton Arm Highest references.— Apply "Sabln, office of thfr paper; TOSoft Goods Merchants and Wholesale Warehousemen.—A GenUemoniußtarrived I from England, Who has had 30 year* experience in London as a buyer of textile fabrics and manufacture of shirts, with first-class testimo nials frtjni tho leading Wholesale watehouse,is : desirous of obtaining a situation for the same, or Warehouseman. Salary nbt ho hltloli ail object as a pormanont situation.-Addrosß, Mr Barton, Star Offlco, \f ENISON ! VENISON !—Wanted tho V public to know that they can obtain Venison at R and W. Hellaby's. Shortland.stroot. IAI *> PAIRS FIRST CHOICE JL,_bJL>/W.''-•' Josephine Glovos,_ evening shades, gnnraritcod perfect, for 2s Od.pair, at Wilson, Williams, and McCullagh's. Comi moroial H0u8e,"172, Quoen-etreot, ;.: -~ ,t '~ ' . _ ' S_B -i Medical. Sign or otto hug, .< t'^y.--* W-thb ceeebrated SWISS MEDICAL CLAIRVOYANT, ' ;. St. mungos chambers,' ; i * ■' queen-street,' WILL LEAVE AUCKLANR FOB THE r: r SQQ7 s'b.i- ii ■!;;>:; ON THE 17TII OF THIS MONTH. J-V K. W I L X I N B, J CONSULTING SURGEON, at his Surgery for GENERAL PRACTICE; Mornings—lo until 12 o'clook Evening—7.3o until 8.30. Afternoons (_ to D moro especially for EYE, EAR, and THROAT DISBASES. 1 CONSULTING ROOMS: "orner Qucon-streot tuid Wofft Quocn-slrcot, opposite South British Insurance Buildings, Auckland. ' TTI COX AND SON, * DENTAL SURGEONS, Hog to inform their Pationts (for whoso cond • denofl and patronngc they tender hearty thanks) , thai they have taken moro Central Hooms ovor , Goodson'B Arcodo, Queen-Btreet (first flonr, now premises of the Australian Mutual Provident .-'oeiotyl. Hours of attendance: From 0 a.m. to i 5 p.m. j ■* 1 "VTEVER go to sea without Apomorphia, ' J3I the new tasteless remedy for sea sickness; ; it rarely fails to give relief, Is.- C. W. Goodson, London Arcade. RATS I RATS I RATSI-Übo SHABLAND'S PHOSPHC* PASTE. Rata eat It greedily, and die; no smell. Price, One Shilling a Bottle. V. O. SHARLAND opposite Poat-offloe. QEGRETTIS INSECT POWDER.—The JO beat and most reliable in the market. In perforated canisters. Price, Is (id. —F, C. Buarland, Apothecaries' Hall. ■ TOOTHACHE CURE — Instantaneou Relief-ODONTALGIC—Is per bottle.— F. C. SHARLAND (opposite Post-offlce). TJOSELINE for the HAlß.—This ele jLAi gnnt preparation completely eclipses every article of a similar kind now b_fore. the public—Price. Is Hi a bottle.—Sharland \oothe_aiira' HailL O R M S. All children BufTer from them. If suspected, ask for the Certain Cum, SHARLANDS WORM POWDERS. Is Backs . - Apothecaries' Hall, opposite Posr-ndlc.. R. ARNOLD'S PENNYROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.-The mOBt popular Sedicine of the day. Price, 2s 6d a box.—Colo eli Agent, F, C, Sharianp, opposite the Post



i__ar» -...■....■.; ■'■'■ ■ — — For Sale. FOR' SALE, a quilt young. Buggy or- Saddle Mare—Apply Star office. IflOR SALE, about 9 Acres of Suburban 1 Land, in oats and other crop, with house. —Apply Keetley, Solicitor. FOR SALE, Eight-Roomed House in Hepburn-st.—Apply A. Martin, Builder, Hepburn-street (3 doors from Picton-street). TTiOR SALE, Growing Maize, 2J acres, JD Dovoriport. — Apply G. Brown, Paris House, Church-street. Dcvonport TJTIOR SALE, 4-roomed House and Allot- J. mont. Cook-street; city; *210.—Heighton & Co., Agents. Offices upstairs, 177, Queonat. FOR SALE, Houses, Victoria Avenue,. Cooklstreet, Pohsonby, Parnell, Mount Eden, and other parts; Farms.—Heighton & Co., Agents. 17", Queen-street. , 111 OK SALE, Houses, Allotments, num- J ber Suburban Properties, Farms, Manu factory ; Tobacconist's,' Grocery, Butcher's Businesses.—Grant & Crossan, 75, Queen-street, IpOR SALE, a Pair of Handsome Chest ! nut Carriage Horses, also a Light Carriage and Silver-mounted Harness, nearly new.— Apply to J. Smith, Draper, Queen-street. _ T7IOR"SALE, at ,Rocky Nook, Well* JD finished House; four rooms and scullery, register grate; large volcanic allotment; terni3 easy.—James Reid, Eden Terrace, 1710K SALE, Allotment (40 x 150), two 1 minntes' walk from Victoria Wharf, North Shore ;£3 por foot,—W. and J. Fi'tttoi', Queen-street. FOR SALE, several Houses in Newton Road, in good positions, and cheap; also, fine Allotments. Mount Eden.—H. Partington, Land Agent, . . FOR SALE, nice Four<roomed Cottage In ExnioUth-styßet; good allotment, and healthy position; only __300; terliis, £30. Cash, balanco weekly.—H. Partington, Stiehbtiry's Buildings. FOR SALE, in Ahglesea-str'eet, a good 6-roomcd HoUse, Gas and Water laid on. Easy distance from town.—Fori further particu lars apply to Mr Gulliver, Land and Estate Agent, Coombos'.Chambers, Queen-street. FOR SALE, 200 Acre Farm, Papakura Valley, 3 miles from Manurewa Station; metalled road; House and Outbuildings; 60 ilcl'en 111 gl'ttss ahd fenced; good soil. Price, £SCO. £JOO can fSHittln on Mortgage.—Apply Peter Oliphaht, Selioitor. High atreit. ■ ■ FOR SALE, a very dear-able Villa Resi dencb, just built) on Avenue Road, Par boil, containing 7 rooms and bathroom, fitted with register grates and cooking range, water and gas laid on.—Apply to J. M. & J; Mowbray, Land Agents, Fort-Btreet. _• OR SALE (Commercial Rdad, just beyond Eden Terrace), a Very Cheap Verandah Cottage of 5 rootnS; register gftite, cupboards. &c. Price, £270; oash required, £25) balanco on easy terms.—D. F. Evans, Estate and Land Agent. 137 EOR SALE (Brown-street, Ponsonby), 2 new, woll-built, and very nice Residences, near the tramway line; good road; city water laid on. The houses have eaoh six nice rooms, verandahs, and captitally situated allotments for prospedivo increase in value. Very cheap; must bo sold at ortco.—D. F. Evans, Land and Estate Agent FOR SALE (Churcjh-strect, Ponsonby),. a very complete arid well-fltted-up Villa Hesldonoe of 6 rooms, having in addition to its pleasant aspect tho advantages of beinginthe contro of the distriot, close to all the plaeea of worship, tho schools, tho halls, and the tram lino. Cheap.—D. F. Evans. Estate and Land Agent. - ' OR SALE, a 5 and 6-roomed House) situated in EdWhirstroet, Newton; easy distance to town: a good supply of water; register grates; also, substantial front fence, built at brick. Terms as arranged.—Apply to William Koccor, Builder, Wood-at., Ponsonby. TTIOR SALE (Cheap), good Secoad-hnnd, "JD Low Pony Phtoton; must bo sold; the owner leaving for England. Also, New Double scatod Buggy, 2 Station Waggons, and 1 Light Spring Cart.—W. &E. Boston, Coachbuilders. Wakcfiold-Btroot, . OR SALE, Hardinge-street (City), "a valiiablc City Property oonslsting of Houbo of Sevon-rooms, OuthoiisCS, ftc.. Situated next the rosidoncc of J. BrighAMj Kstji 1 OveN looks tho harbour ; is in close proximity to tbo wharf, timber fiilß, fide, &c.; grand position. This property should engage tno aitention of business mon requiring a coiivenient residence in the City. Allotment-47 X H7. Price; only £050;-Apply to D. F. Evans, Land and Estate Agent, Queen-street; (1061) IjlOR SALE. — Cook-street and Sale -1 Btroet, 1 Cottages, £800. Northcote, 3 roomed Cottage, Stable, and 2} acres OrcKOrd. £620. Franklin Roads, Shop and 5-roomed Dwelling, £600. Oxfqrd-street (off. Newton Road), 2 5-roompd Cottages and Workshop, price fioSO, or soil separately. Ponsonby Road, 2 8-roomed Houses, £l;0O0, McunfAlbcrt, 9 rooined and ljAoro»i £1100. Mount -Albert, 7 toomed House and 6 Acres, £1.100. HoWe^strcet, Shop and 5-roomed "louso. £570. Grnttan-strcct Ponsonby, 2 Broomed Houses and noarly I Acra of ground, £1.150. Mount Albert, 10 ---roomed House and 5. Aores, *2,000. Further particulars on application to J; 1- Randcrson, Mercantile Chambers, Queen-street, Tp 0~ R S ALE. HOTEL PROPERTY, In ono of tho Principal Coast ToU-hs df the Nofth Island, containing 28 rooms; size Of dining-room, 31*22, and the other rooms correspondingly largo. The owner is about to leave the colony, ttnd dfrers this property at a very low figure. A vertigo takings. £70 par week. - RKMUERA.—IS Acres of Land, facing the Main Road, subdivided into Gntss Paddocks and Orchard; _ „■ . .. BAY OF ISLANDS. — Two Farms. Freehold and, Leasehold, containing 601 and i% Acres of rioh Volcanic Land, plenty of wood and water, Hmtso of 8 rooms, and close to a post and telegraph office. Subdivided into Twelve Paddooksj laid down in English Grasses. WAIKATO.—IOO Acres near Huntly; £2 por acre; Bush and Fern Land, containing from nine to ten million foot Kahlkatea, Riiflu, and Mata Timber, with TWo Cottages, and Land partly Ploughed and Feneedi 60s per acre. A; SCOTT & CO.. 73..Quocn-st TH OR SAL E. A GEfcERAL STORE IN A TOWNSHIP THROUGH WHICH THE AVAIKATO RAILWAY PASSES. Apply JOHN BUCHANAN, . Customs-street. T7l O R S A L E. Tim Magnificent BRICK FAMILY RESIDENCE, ! PARK HOUSE, Situated In Prlnces^tbbEt (adjoining Albert Park). Now in tho occupation of Mfts J. SMmi. , For full particulars apply to . . ■ . GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. lANO For Salo ) beautiful walnut, fine tone, with all modern improvements; prico £25, worth £10 — Vcrhoii House, College Road, of tor 5 o'clock. SEAFIELD VIEW ROAD—Comfortable and well finished Cottdge, in perfect condi tion, for Sale at D. F. Evans. Estate and Land Agent, f . ;.. ■■ ' ■ ; mITDUTCHERS^Imrge Sausage Ma- JL cbiho (new) for Sale.-Apply Archibald Thomson, ca- c of Alteon Bros.. North Shore, mO NEW-COMERS, Small Capitalists, X WorkingMomwith familieß,&o.—TO Lease, With Purchasing Clause, Cultivated Farms of 50 acres upwards, near a station, school, and cboeso factory; oxcoptional terms offered.— Edward Waytc. 5, Mercantile Chambors. ITY PROEg.RTY ;FOR, SALE- Great Bargain (never offored before)— Four Collages, having frontages to two streets, in tho cifcv. and lot to good tenants, and yielding nearly £70 per annum ronts. Price, only £800. —Further particulars Oh application to J. R. Handerson. Land Agont, Mercantile Chambers,, Qnoon street. ' j ■ ■■'. ";:*;.'. . t .- - - - j TRAMWAY .... TERMINUS. —, Marine ' Villa Site 56 x<23_, jpneed on two sides with-double belt of trdes, back front and up the centre. Splendid view, which oon never -bo built out. Muat.be sold, and now offered a de cided bargain at £220. AIbO, a very superior little Villa" in Clarence-street, ohcap, at £380.— W. L. Mitchell, 8. Mercantile Chambers. rin E . A R O II A. FOR SALE or TO LET, that well-known arid' established BAKERY BUSINESS, stone stable, and every convenloflco, toW doing a good trade, situated in Rollesfon-street, Te Aroha, and car ried on by Mr Poolo, who is retiring from busi nCßS. If not sold privately, Will be offered at Auction at an early dato.*-For full particulars apply to G. A. O'Halloran, To Aroha, or to JoiikGbm, Eden Crescent, Auckland. MELROSE, 3 LARGE ALLOTMENTS, CHEAP. Viotoria Park, 3 Allotments, IDs per foot, cheap. Shelly Boaoh Road, comer lot, £3155. Northcote, lots 231 feet deep, 20s. Wellington-street (city), £10. lotfl 53 and 55 Bella-street, Ellerslie, large ■doptliß,i!os.;... -' : •■■ .-• ::.i, ■ / Baydold, 1 lots, 23s 6d per foot. Hay field, very large Allotmont, £00 •>. Mount Roskill, 50 x 118 ft. 61ns., 48s per foot. Uovonport, largo Allotment. £2 per foot. Richmond Road, 117 feet lota deep, £212s 6d per foot, cheap. . , Westmoreland-street, 33 x 150, 25s per foot, cheap. Collego Road, £7 per loot. Arthur-street, £5 per foot. Gladstone (Northcote), 1 aoro. £85. Molford-stract, £2 10s por foot. Also, cheap Housos, &o. ~,--, Inspection invited. AY. GULLIVER, ' COOMBES'S CHAMBERS. g6, QUEEN-STBBBT. ON SALE, a very Low Rates, by the undersigned, in Lots to suit Purchasors -1 g£3_ a^l AFLOUB .1 FOWLAVHEAT TEA BRAN DK-rr-rnn-q SHARPS S?™^-?? CHAFF BUTTER BONEDUST, SCO., &C, &0. Agents for the following- _ . The Celebrated "ALHANY FOOD" for tt.fm'ts-th,-. silo of this arUcle is immense. . Tl.« Unrivalled II I-\1 ATlihi PAINT from IC.-iiiu). qmilliy iioti-nmillol. - - Tl„- !>ilan-.-ni:i Hn«ii.ill. onli-i-s taken for BHIMIING TI.YIHKH ntJow rales, anil slip (plied atJhortnotices ' >" E. MITCHELSON & CO., 10. Qu>_N-frciu—nr. ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, 300 Sacks Feed Oata •200'8acks Milling Oats 100 Sacks New Zealand Maize 100 Sacks Fowl >Vheat 1" Caees Canterbury Cheese 20 Tons No. 1 Bonedust ALSO, ALWAYS ON HAND : Wood's nour. Bran, Sharps, Chaff Onions, Potatoes, Hams and Bacon Corned Bocf, 1001b. kegs. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ALBERT AND. ROBERT jEATON, REMOVED TO COIiIIMKRCE-STREEX (Rest to JosephCrftig's). -.....--



To Let --- TO 'LET, one, or two* Koomsi for lady ;" one oocupant only- in house; piano.— Apply Star office. TO LET, a -Furnished Bedroom, for a Steady Young Man; quietbome; no other lodgers.—Apply Star office for address. T~ 0 LET, in Jermyn-street, Front Bed room (furnished); 3rd houso from Bailway Terminus Hotel. TO LET, a Front Room with fireplace.— Apply Mrs Walsh, Nolßon-street (near Wellington-street). T _ 0 LET OR FOR SALE, Well-built Residence of 12 rooms (new), and splendidly situated, with every convenience lor large family.—F. J. Moss and Co.. Land Agents. TO LET, New Premises built expressly for a Photographer; gallery, 28 x 12; dressing, waiting, printing.roouis, &C—Apply Star otHce. ' TO LET, House of 7 rooms, washhouse, ai'id bathroom, corner of Eden Vale and Wynynrd Road.—Apply to Wni. Calwell, two doofa above. ■ ' "' TO Bakers, Grocers, and Others.—To be lot, in Hobsen-street, a Largo Shop, suit able for a grocer or baker; rent low.—Apply to F. G. Ewingtoji, Estate Agent, Queen-street. TO LET, two Front Rooms, furnished or uiifurhishod. Rent moderate.—Apply Mrs Chappel, Russell-street; or Stevens & Brook field, Queen-street. 0 LET (Furnished or Unfurnished), Four Booms, together or separate; 'bus passes.—S, W. Cucksoy's Store, Mount Eden Road. L yj.... '_ ; O LET, 7-roomed House in Bradford street ; 8-roomed House in Scarborough Terrace, Parnell; 23s per week each.—W. &J. Frator, Queen-street, TO LET OR SELL, Cottages and Building Allotments on Mount Eden and View Sonde, near to the Toll-bar «ato. Terms can be arranged.—Apply to Harper and Given, View Bead, MOUnt hdell. 0 BE LET, Furnished In Upper SVmonds-stfeet, a vory superior Nino roomed Villa with" gas, water, concrete yard, and every convenience.—For particulars, apply to F. G. Ewlngton, Estate Agonf. TO LET, to a good p»rinanent tenant, a Villa Residence, containing stven rooms and kitchen, bath-room, &c<; gas and water laid on; seven minutes Walk fiom QUeen-street; view unsurpassed.—Apply James Macklo, Coachbuilder, &c, Victoria-street SO LET, at Newmarket, directly oppo site the railway station, tho Shop, etc,, ipied by Mr Collins, Photographer. The building is new; size of Bbop, 24x26; position, without doubt is Unrivalled for a Cash Business or Photographer. — Apply to F. G. Clayton, Newmatket. , HOUSE TO LET; rent low.—Apply to P. C. McDonald, Grocer, Nelson-street. "TTTAREHOUSE TO LET OR LEASE. Warehouse of two Btories. with excellent cellar, in Albert and Littlo Queen-streets. B. TONES & CO. Sporting. rp A' X A PUNA RACES. CONVEYANCE OF ; HORSES] ;' A SPECIAL BOAT for the CONVEYANCE OF HORSES engaged of above Meeting will' leave Ferry Tee at two o'clock on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April i, and on SATURDAY MORNING, April 5, at 11 o'olock. COOD STABLING on application to T, PEEL, Hon. Sec. Anbjhunga RACES OF MARCH 29, Settling of the above Races will take place on FRIDAY NEXT. 4th April, at Prince Albert Hotel, Onehunga, nt 8 p.m. R. WEBB, Secretary. Volunteer Notices. CITY GUARDS RIFLE VOLUN TEEES. . Inspection ParodeTO-MORROW EVENING (Wednesday i April 2nd), at 7.30. Fines- for non attendance. ALFRED E. ISAACS, Captain. Ilartionr Board Notices. A UCKLAND. HARBOUR BOARD, SMALL LOTS OF TOTARA PILES. Harbour Board Office, Feb. 25,1881, The Auckland Harbour Board Ib prepared to purchase, at any time, Small Lots of Totara Pilcg.' Full, particulars as to prices, specifica tions, '&c., mlty bo obtained upon application at thisofilco. _ _ —, _. . C. B. STONE. Chairman Meetings* THE Inaugural Conversazione of the Ponsonby Baptist Improvement Society will take place on THUHSDAY next, in the Baptist Church, at 7.30 p.m. Admission, Is. Refreshments.—H. Khioht, Hon. Sea ■\TEW ZEALAND SEAMAN'S UNION. J3I —A Mooting of Members and those dosir ous of becoming.members of .abovo Union Will be held at British Hotel TO-MORROW, at 7.30 {i.m. Business! Formation of Branch in Auck' and of above Union,—Adam Gardner, Soc.New Zealand Seaman's Union.—Auckland, April Ist, 1881. , ; y "-;■;: .fy t"'> ? !?'' ' y Amassment* . - ".mw A HOURS ATHAME! I CHORAL. HALLpiifUeKLAS[P, Fofl*¥fViMCttTiofLY; v" FINAIeFAREWELL TOUR „_;-." 'lM ": !•' '■"■- rOKHKW'ZEALANDII. > Mi '■■}\f ;coM«NciiiO4 r-,. s jii. s ■ ! m*k Ifr ww mo N«¥, ut,! I ■ AND FOLLOWING WEDNESDAY. THURSDAXFRIDAY, ; AND>MONDiY; ' WILL GIVE'HISENtERTAINMENTS j ON THE SONGS OF SCOTLAND, ASSISTED Br TUBjSOLLOWJNG MMBpBB OF HIS Family:— -,>.- MISS HELEN IKENNEDY (SOpRAMp). MISS MARJORYJKENNEDYv«oi>RANO>, MISS MAGGIE ICENNEDY (CONTRALTO), ; MR gCpSRa' gENfIBDY (Tbnob). PIANOFORTEp. TgEJftSSES|kENNEDY. : §i 'if, 1 * 'i&jSiftioiii'tsl.._ j Commence at Eiofcr o Clock. ADMISSION v ./j„ - .^..y^./:y..y v 3s,|afile. LoknevstreTl hall!- H^O-NIGaiTI^DAUpiNO COMPITITroN.-T^ F. diilPßßpi of: AttbkW v. GIWYBABi' - of Christchurch. for SlO-a-side.? After the Con |l test. Dancing will bo JteptfUpfor the remainder of tho evening. Price of Admission: Double Ticket 2s 6d; Slnglo Ticket, 2a; extra Lady, 6d. I T> EHEARSiAJJS for Mt iEooley's Grand X\i SaoredUGdhftmJon O3od'Friday-will tako place in tho Music-room at his residence, Wellesley-street East,-TO-NIGHT and sue*' ceeding Fridayf Mondayf andjWednoßda?,_at Bo'oldok.\Kindlybiarig;copietfbEthe"-MeSsiali,p tectnres. ""'■'" T;" E C T "U RE.- A LECTU.RE SJjki. y IK-AJD OF THB . ~"" ; BRITISH AND FOREKtN BIBLE SOCIETY. ;. |fe; •;, Wilfiiegiven in the > ' i •FriT-STBEET VfiBSLETAN CIIAPEL TO-MORROW (Thursday) EVENING, f ■-,-,, At .7.30 'O'clook, * ; BX-THE ■; k . ': REV. C.' T. BAKjER, A DEPUTATION KKOM ENGLAND. Subject - "iNDIA;;ANI> itS PEOPLE.?! Illustrated with Diagrams. admission:;..... v.; • ;......-•••• -Fbee '(A collection will be made). ■"-'■• •'--' "'■" ,T!en<lel' s C~^~l'X V 0 F AUCKL AN D, TRAMWAYS. ' TO BUILDERS. Separate Tenders will be received until Noon of WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of April, for the Erection and Completion of Stables and Tram : Car Shed at lonsonby. am ~ Tenders are to he endorsed, "Tender for Stables and Car Shed,"; and addressed to the Chairman Auokland Ci'.y Tramways, and Suburban Land Company (Limited). •':. | Plans and Specifications 'can be seen at the Office of ; the undersigned. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily ac cepted. '. ■ ' _ , :<. -.. ; CaE. COOKE, Civil Engineer. Canada Buildings. March 26,1881. ■/■;" ,-'; . mo -CAR P e.n;.t -E R s. Tendert will bo received until noon MONDAY, 7lh April, for the Erection of a pair of Timber Cottages, Parnell. Plans. &c, at my Office. R. MACK AY i;RIPP, Architect. 9, Hoffman's Buildings.' ____ mENDERS FOR ROAD MAKING. Fresh Tenders are invited for Forming and Metalling Boad at Sylvia Park. Otahuhu, to be sent: in by MONDAY, the 7th, at 12 o'clock. Specifications at my Office. P. H. BOUBKE, .';,_ .:«,.. Secretary N.Z. Stud Company. Continued on Fint P»K« .



: 4_ j . -' - ■■ -L,- -.<■■■ • • -s--i' <-■ Public Notices. LIGHT BRAHMA FOWLS"—Just arrived, from England, this noted strain having won more cups and spocial prizes than any other in the world. Eggs: Two fulness per sitting of thirteen, can be had oir '. A. Dean, Breeder, Exhibitor and Judge, Mount Edon Road, near Cucksey's. Stores, Auckland. . , PIANOFORTES Tuned and Repaired by an experienced hand from Kirkman'e, Ijondon. Tuning, ss; Hammers Re-felted, One Guinea.—W. Sior, Karangahape Road, Newton. PUBLIC NOTICE -Awarded Ist Prize at tho Auckland Agricultural Show. 1882 and 1883.—Robley's Superior Digestive Bread, delivered in city and suburbs for Cash. Ought to bo in every household.—s9, Grey-street J. Robley. , CARDINALS' MARCH.—CopieB may be had at Eady's Muslp Warehouse, Queen-st. " rriHE OLD LAND AND THE NEW"— JL New Song, thia day, at all Music-sellers ■ SALVATION ARMY.—FIRST ANNI VERSARY and OPENING OF NEW BARRACKS,AIbert-street,on GOOD FRIDAY, April 11th.—MootingB all day, led by Major and Mrs Pollard. Monster Tea in St. James s Hall, at 6 p.m. Sympathisers — Send along Money for Trays, then come and take charge of same on abuvo date.-CAPTAIN GftAHAM, Lower Vincent-street. ARNELL VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE. Persons who are disposed to Join the Parnell Volunteer Fire Brigade are Invited to apply at. the Borough Council Office, where the Ruicb and Regulations can be soen and any further particulars obtained. S. REYNOLDS, Town Clerk. March 20,1881. TO- 0 _T I C E, NIGHT-SOIL CONTRACT. The present Quarter, ending March 31st, is now duo, and prompt payments must be made by Householders to insure tho service being carried out. S.WHITE. ' Contractor. Electoral. TIT R MOSS, M. H. R„ WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS AT THE PARNELL HALL TO-MORROW (Thursday) EVENING, At eight o'clock p.m., WHEN A FULL ATTENDANCE IS RESPECTFULLY REQUESTED. , . -..,.- Dividends. THE EQUITABLE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND. Dividend Warrants for the year ending 31st December, 1883, may now be obtained by share holders on application. HENDERSON & MACFARLANE, General Agents..;, Fort-street, Auckland, April 1,1E84 ■;,'■';:-y Business Notices. ' THE Best Advertisement is to Sell Cheap. Try Letts Bros, for Ironmongery, Hard ware, Brushware, Woodware, Tinware, Nails, Glass, China, &c.—The Old Country Store, Mount Eden Rtiad, Auckland. . T> FORGIE, Parnell, begs to thank his Jtlf* numerous customers and the publio for their liberal patronage during tho many years ho has been in business, and begs to Bay he has Removed to more commodious premises oppo site Borough Council Office, where he hopes, by strict attention to business, combined with civility and keeping a good article, to merit a continuance of their patronage. . BLANKETB, Flannels', Sheetings, Cali coes, at specially low quotations for reli able goods. -^Edwd, Tester, Drape., Karwga hape Road. ' RAMO COAL, from the new seams, is of Excellent Quality, and can be.de livered in any quantities without delay .—Kamo-' Colliery Office, nearly opposite Firth's Mill,: Queen-street , TTMBRELLAS, Ladies' and Children's.in \J Laventine, Twill, and Bumble Silks. Imported direct and for sale at the very lowest Cash Prices.—Eidwd, Tester, Draper, Karanga hapc'Road. _____ . : ' ' VELVETEENS, Flowers, Feathers, Hats, and Laces—a Choice Assortment of New Goods.—Edwd. Tester, Draper, Karanga hapo Road. .- ' ________ ,; PHOTOGRAPHY. —A. P. Williams has much pleasure in intimating to his friends and the publio in general that he has Commenced Business in the Union Photographic Studio, junction of Pitt and Grey-Btroets. and lately occupied by MrKlrkmon, where ho hopes by Btrict attention and punctuality to business to merit a shore of public patronage, and is now prepared to take all kinds of. Instantaneous Portraits. Everything new, lib old-fashion Btylos in tho business. P.S.—Portraits taken in all oorts of weather—Note the address: A. P. Williams. Union Photographic Studio, junction of Pitt and Grey-streets. Auckland, March 22, 1884. EDEN TERRACE PRODUCE STORE, COAL AND FIREWOOD YARDS. I beg leave to thank my many friends for tho 'liberal jpatronage bestowed upon me in the above line, and to intimate that I havo this day SOLD OUT my Interest to MrT. FREEMAN, for so many years with Mr W. Rattray, and bog leave to ask for him the same liberal patronage hitherto accorded me. MaKmY . All Debts owing to.be paid within the next" month at my private residence, alongside of late Btoro, f.m.mobleyl ' ILLI AR D TAB LE, Ex 'Northumberland. One First-class Full-sized Billiard Table by Bonnett & Co., London, with Ivory Pool, Pyra mid, and Playing Balls, Cuca, Gas Fittings, &0., complete, for Sale by WM. BUCHANAN, St Mungo Chambers, Queen-street Auckland. Corporation Notices. piIY 0 F A U CKIiAW DRAINAGE WORKS* OFF NELSON-. •)-,.;; SXREET.. FORMATION AND OTHER WORKS. IRE LAND-STREET. r ■:,:'.'.. The City Council will receive, separate Ten ders until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY. April 3rd. for above works in terms of plans and specifications to be viewed at the office of the: City Engineer, Council Chambers, High-street ._- ; The Council do not bind themselves to accept JariyTender.' . ... -. r■„■■ ■ -_,-■ , •_. ._ f Tenders to be endorsed respectively for the works tendered for. „_^ _ ~ ",'""' • - P.i A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clork's Office, March 28,1881. (381 I ■'-■■' "^';,;' ilofceis.y ;.'■ W'*JV TVTATIONAL HOTEL, CAMBRIDGE, |_N WAIKATO... ' TOURISTS TO'ROTOMAHANA AND HOT-'' | j :>':<-■>! ■'■' ■■_.:■■'■ LAKES' '■" ■ ''L ''.!. -, £ Will And FIRST-CLASS ACCOMODATION at tho above Hotel. -, ■ . . „ t •-, i*iJ____ Every, Attention to Travellers and Private Families. , . J,,': L _ The Bedrooms are Spacious and Well Ven tilated. ? Sample rooms for commercial travel- Winds, Ales, and Spirits of First Quality; • SPLENDID BILLIARD ROOM. Tho Proprietor has just Completed Extensive Improvements. ._ .___.'",' ' Every Comfort and Convenience that Travel lers can desire is now Obtainable at the * NATIONAL HOTEL, ~.;. | i HENRY GILLET, Proprietor.' ji " Drapery." '" "' '.y.'x f_! — —: : — [/COMMERCIAL JJOU-SB, 172—QUEEN-STKEET— 172. WILSON, WILLIAMS, & McCULLAGH <For many years Managing the Dress, Manches ter, and Hosiery and Glove Departments for Mr W. Rattray) y Desire to thank their friends and the publio for the very liberal Bupport tendered them since opening their establishment, and would Ulti mate that it Will be their constant study to, merit a continuance of the same. Having de termined to keep only [ '. . . .. FIRST-CLASS GOODS , 1 : Marked at the - > 'Lowest Remunerative Profit. ' They the moro confidently solicit a share of public patronage. All goods niarked in plain figures. Parcels Delivered within a reasonable distance. ii - ' ."'.''', : ■ ;' '■'' & "jyjCQULLAGH ".;'..,', 172, Quben-strket,." .-,, ~ April Ist, 1881;;;'.'; ' .','''■•■'.' Money. MONEY TO LEND.—I have several Sums of Money waiting investment. Mortgages negotiated, &c, &0.-D. F. Evans Estate and Land Agen v ' A» 8 _ _ TO £10,000 LENT, on Building 3&1 Vf Society principle*, or on other tennj u> juit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on Weekly Payment System Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List, or Properties for sale on Ith page. Six per cent, illowiid on money deposited for InNeSttnept.-- P. Williamson Land. Estate, and; financial Agent and Valuer, Hlgh-stroet A-ickland.



Personal* -■_ -- IS. the boys who were seen taking two veung Turkeys from College Hill yester day (Tuesday) do not return them otoDce, police will be sent after them. ■ mO M. OR N.—You can know the pre- rt JL nondoranco of evldcnee-or what sporting ,£_ w Pould call long I^*SK#__S1 S!g Science agree, by reading tbearUole A Bfflltm, * to One" in the "Bible Standard" for April.- £ Price, Threepence, at Upton 9. -y :-- : Lost and Found. • "I AS. REWARD.-Lost, a Silver Hunt-. ',[ JL\j ing Geneva Watch arid Silver Chain, ;. between Grafton Road and Quoon-strget j num bor known.-T. Usabor, Stichbury's Buildings. Queen-street ' ' ', LOST, in Queen-street, last night, a Gold Solitaire. - Finder will be rewarded on returning it to Star Office. . TJIOUND, drifting on the Tnkdpuna Reefi - Jj a Ship's Boat; bottom painted-black; oontained oars, rowlocks, and anchor,-^ J. Morn* son, Dovonport . - Beard and Residence.j ;..,,-, gf■ n OVER NO R BROWNE HOTEL,*' ? VJT HOBSON-STREKT. :i . ! Board and Lodging .. .J .. 20_ per Week • , Birigleßoom _./ - ~ ~ .. 25sperWeejy , BOARD and Residence at Mount Edetiy y suitable for lady or gentloman; private -.i sitting-room if required; good bath-room; no. . other boarders ;no childron.-For address).', , apply T. H. Hill, Chemist, Queen-street. . . f ) ~~ Shipping. ■ ■ ' j- Til OR NEWCASTLE '.-' si&&~ik JD DIRECT. .' ■^Pjyagt. BABQUE NOTERO. Forire-b|hTi^a S l s yto Customs-street. x*^- JAPANESE JIAN-O'- TSUKUBA. I By tho kindness of Captain Ariji, the above vessel will be opon for Pnblio Inspection on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 3rd instant, when, .-; the p.s. Victoria will Convoy Visitors on board*; {: Return Fare-One Shilling. ••.,-.» J. R. D. BAKBaCTraffio Manager D.S.F. Co. .,■. t Auctions. TO-MORROW. • ; l •-' ■AT SIBBIN'S MART. At 11 o'clock, /i/_ BEST CANTERBURY CHEESE ■ \>o''". 100 bags Beßt Tablo.Potatoes j :■: , ■ i. jQ 3 cases Best Hams and Bacon r i Ex Tarawera. , „. , Small Lot of SUPERIOR FURNITURE (removed to Mart for convenience of Bale) —Iron Bedsteads, Palliaßseß, Tables, Chairs, Cot; Blinds, Fonder, Carpot, Oil cloth, Mailing, Lump, Clock, Kitchen . Utensils. ■'■ . ,: TO-MORROW.v'-i ■•'■^j'-':--- TO OIL.": AND , f ; COLOURMEN, AND OTHERS. . - i EXTENSIVE SALE ': ■■■■* '<" iv j 0F r y ■' :; , WHITE LEADS, RED LEADS. WHITE ZINC LIQUID PAINT, all colours :IL:rft RAW AND BOILED OILS, IN' BULK AND g. DRUMS ..! ■' ■"'■ i- -..'l",lA ■ COLZA, NEATSFOOT, SPERM .< , i \ ( -1J UALLIPOLI, OLIVE ,--:•> MACHINE LARD and PATENT DRYERS,,, - ANTIFRICTION GRISASEI ~ CHALK, PUTTY (in bladders) turpentine, black Varnish : - bath bricks, paper-hangings, ,"; &c. &c.,- &c. !:V GABRIEL LEWIS y HAS received instructions to Sell, at his rooms, Tp-in-prrow (April 3), at; llf o'clock, . ~.',,', '~' AN INVOICE OF THE ABOVE GOODS, AS ONDER :— 500 drums Raw Oil , -- 100 „ .BolledOil 75 „ Colza , • 20 „ Neatsfoot 30 „ B. Sperm '25 „ 'Heavy Machinery ■ - .' ;■~ '" 25 ;, ' Gallipolis Olive.. ,40 „ English Turps • 40 „ RapoTnrps : ' T- 1 '9 ~ Varnish" 20 casks Colza Oil ~'i 15 „ Boiled Oil 30 „ Raw Oil '- ' 3 tons Gonuino White Lead . - t; i -5 „ No. 1 Lead ,-, -,-.: ,/; S'fc' ,-•'.' 3 ...N0.2 . ■•■■■ ';'.'. - ~"■ v. '■■ ,'-'*y 2> n Patent Dryers' - ', .---'-y T-.y; 5 „ Coloured Paints and Oil 1 „ Liquid Paint . .? ---2 ~ Soft Soap Chalk 20 bales Room Paper y ."•V ' ;.&o,'' &C. ' Sec, '-":' f_T " .-'TERMS AT SALE. Il^i- '@' W. S. OOOaKANBJ, U-S., DACRB ' ".'■". : TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, ~ / AT NOON. : '■:'" .'* ~:■■ j:y I _ \ W, ALN TJ T PIANO, HOUSEHO.LD' FURNITURE. ALBERT-STREET, THE Subscribers will Sell, at tie Riesi donee (4tli house from Young Men's w Christian Association), Albert-stroet,tOrmorrow- >, . (Thursday), at 12 o'clock, '" " . ' y > HOUSEHOLD- FURNITURE,' consisting of Walnut Piano by Hopkins, Couch and 6 -. Chairs, r Round' Table, Cover, Carpet, Hearthrng, Pictures, Vases, Curtains, Bedstead, Palliasses, Mattrass.Cit, Chairs, . ' Waßhstand and Ware, Dressing Table, | " Oiiciotti,";"■■' ;; :''" .' ''',",:',■ -.'';,!. sp : "'■"-•■■,; .'-■' -sic.'. ■ ■ '"'fee.'' &c...'., ,'"..' <,:..; - , l -j | SAMUEL,COCHRANE & SON» i; , ■' ; .•.->,-;".t,--'.:-i -jAuctibneers. -■ ..:i- -1 *".-•. j - W.S. COCBBAIfE.'] .''•' : - fjAS.^DXOBE. FRIDAY, APRIL 4. ' PHOTOGRAPHERS' TABLES, COUN^ " ; »ii^,miTBR!CASES, MANGLE^! ■■~•. ,;^y> 'A HOUSEHOLD. FURNItMe. THi» i snbscribore will ,sell ,at ..their, rooms, Queen-street, on Friday, April i, at -II o'clook, - - '■ _ . ; ' HOUSEHOLD, FURNITURE,, consisting of .* ■■ '■Mahogatiy'Hair-Seated'1 GotichV Round ''■ Tables, Carpets, Pictures, Iron and Wood . BedßteadSLFalUaSßes, Mattrasses, Feather '_ -Pillows, Washstands and Ware, Mirrors, Chests ; Drawers. -Hearthriigs, . Rocking* ,\ ; -Chairs,' Arm -Chairs,; liinolfiiun, Doot| v • Mats, Kitchen TaWes, Meat Safe v Crposc.,-,i tuierjfi American BrOOjns. Filte,r, Mangle ,;;,:■ r j ,; Kitohen Utensils, &c. - >. - •■' (.«wiii j ; Also, . ' I ■■- ; ■'.-■■ '. 2.ljarge)Polished Tables - , ■■>,•, ;,i i'-USfi 2 Large Glass Counter Cases , '■_'. -y, Samuel ' Cochrane & son, ' '..-.-•>'; <•:'■• Auctioneers. •■••■ ■"', ';- :y. IBY^OBPHI- o*' THE FIBST MoETpiOBE. . • '■'! , ~,, - P,ROPE ETY.'. _".,"., . . ; LARGE FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE, :':, _ NORTHCOTE., ~..,,;..,- " THE Subscribers have received instruey tlons to sell by publio auction, at the Mart, * 25. Queen-stret, on Monday, the 7th inst, at 12.. o'clock, , ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND, comprising Lot 24, and part of Lot 23 of the subdivision intp lots of- part of Allotments 52 and 53, of the Parish of Takapuna, having a large frontage to Queen 'and Pearl-streets. Northcote, together : with tho 5-roomed House thereon erected, now occupied by Mr Edwin Bird. - •! i(? ConditionS'of Sale, and further particulars^at the Office of tho Auctioneers, . -JOHN REID & CO;, *|t ,>'."- ' 26, Queen-street. y MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1884, At 12 o'clock noon. , !. W. DOWDEN ''■ : ' . HAS- received instructions from the •WE-TERJT SPRIKOS LAND ASSOCIAfION to sell by public auction, at the Exchange Mart, 161, Queen-street, on the above date, THE WHOLE OF THAT VALUABLE : BLOCK OF SCORIA LAND RNOWK AS KDGBCOMBE'S, cbNTAWWe ONE - HUNDRED ACRES (MORE OR. IESs), together with the NORTHERN HOTEL and THREE DETACHED COTTAGES - ' EBEOTBD ON TH_ PBOPEBTY. - This is without doubt a most valuable pro-, : _ perty, for it is in every way suited for villa ft Residences or Manufacturing Sites, containing a* it does an almost unlimited supply .of Wire water—in fact,it is in reality the filter-bed of - our present water supply, which is acknow ledged to be one of the pnreßt in the world. , A six-inch gaapipe Is laid pastthe main front , age, wliich extends 4U chains along the Great INorthßoad'. '; .','.' '". '~".■'' '..,; " | "|:', The whele of this land Is'within the three maeradins(vi!_,the Groat North Road) of;the Union Bank corner, and it is, the, Intention of the Tramway Company to. run a line past the .;,,...- Arch Hill Hotel, thus placing the iptppeny, . .within a very easy distance ot the city. Alevel grade can be secured-for a tramway in a direct line from the Morningside Railway Station, so that coals, building material, ond . general floods could then be carried from the. Queonatreet Wharf to the oentre of thin pro- I perty at it very small coßfcyy Plans and eveir infbrmaMon*t fte^oe of ' I the Auctioneer. Qucm Btrect: or, WUliam' I' Edgcombe, on the property. ;; ' '^."',','" "SftitveS; - - -' ,- --- '' —_ ,'i i-y !"'.''',,>i^iy_ W '.r^^ ... ■•-•o^tlii»ii4,«^^*n^'*^^' . J ' r ~.., •. - .