ington rifles. Tho wounded rebels state thutOsmnn Digna'.s nephew and many chiefs woro killed in Thursday's tight. Osman was present early in tho fight, but fled when defeat was inevitable. There wore 1,500 rebel corpses found in one pit. The immense volumes of black smoke which rose from tho burning camp and villages made a greater impression upon the fugitives than the British proclamation made. Before the battlo Osman Digna went twenty miles to a holy spot to pray for succoss. ENfiLISH LOSSES. General Graham telegraphs that 5 officers and SC men were killed, 8 officors and_lo3 men wounded, and 19 men are missing. The rebels number from 10,000 to 12,000. Three officers and 7 men of the naval brigade were killed at tho guns. Over 2,000 rebels wero killed. Tho rebels charged regard less of their great loss.

AMERICAN SUMMARY.

San Fbaxcisco, March 17. Remington, the arms manufacturer of New YorK, confessos that tho pistol found in the infernal machine at Charing Cross, London, was made by his firm, and that the nitrodynamiters had procured the ox plosivo compound from the same source. A strong effort is being made by leading Republicans in favour of James G. Blame for tho next Presidency. He is looked upon as tho strongest candidate in the field. The Democrats are badly broken up on the question of free trade and protection, and in the opinion "of the New York "Sun" will lender the 'success of the Republicans at the next olection as certain as human fraitty will allow. Genoral Grant is reported in failing health.

Tho Wood-growers' Convocation, roprc ijentinK Hoven and a half million sheep, of the annual production of 36,000,0001bs of wool, were represented, resolved that the wool industry had been greatly injured by the reduction mnde by tho Tariff Bill of May, 1883 and was now threatened with total destruction by the Thomson Bill just re ported in Congress; and the Convention usked that no further reduceion he made on foreign wools and woollens, and that the tariff of 1567 bo restored. Mrs Langtry has finally decidod not to go to Australia this year, as sho foels she is not in strong enough health to stand such a journey. After her San Francisco engage ment, which begins on Juno^ 16th and closes on tho 20th, she will return to how- York and sail for England. Mrs Langtry already owns several houses in Now \oik city, and on March 3rd took an assignment of mortgage of much valuable real estate additional. Frank Tousoy, a Now York publisher, was arrested on March 3rd for reprinting a book entitled " Memoirs of Georgo JY." It ia described as injurious to the morals of tho community. George Augustus Sala has arranged a lecturing tour for next' autumn in the United States. Salmi Moose (or Solomon Moss), tho puta tive author of the "Passion Play," and a roan of great and varied experience, com mitted suicide by drowning in Now York on February 22nd. It is said Mooso was in Melbourse in the oarly days, and built the Criterion Hotel, Collin3-street, as a specula tion. ■ _, A tiro at Charlottetown, Princo Edward s Island, February 20, destroyed all tho bun ness places on the south side of Queen's (square, including tho Post Oth'ee and Custom-houso. Los?, 250,000 dollars. Heavy snow storms had occurred in Eastern Canada, causing much damage. In many places the occupants of hoinoa hud to mako their exits through tho attic win dows. The streets of Montreal aro throngod with immigrants, ill-clad and in a sta.te of starvation. The disoontont in Manitoba has grown so great that bloodshed is feared, and the Premier warn 3 the Ottawa Government that it will be held responsible.

©ospornte Deed of a French Gardener.

Paris, February 29.—A torriblo tragedy was enacted to-day In the south of Fiance. A gardener named Chave, employed at tho convent in Sorviane, near Marseilles, was recently dismissed for laziness. To-day, while tho Sisters were walkine in tho "rounds, and at a moment while they were fri a secluded place, Clave suddenly ap peared. Tho Lady Superior asked him kindly if he had found work. Clave, without replying, drew a revolver, and discharged six barrels, killing tho Lady Superior and mortally wounding one of her companions. Tho remainder fled, ahrieking for help. A number of peasants gathered, but Cheve reloaded and kept them at bay. Two gendarmes then arrived and closed with Cheve, who fired twice •without hitting them. Ono gendarmes shot Chevo in the chest, and another bullet penetrated tne murderer's ear. Chove, in his dying agohy, inflicted on himself a third mortal wound with his own revolver.

A FATAL SNOWSLIDE.

Sovoatoon lives Lost and a Town

Bwopt Away.

Denvbr, March 11.—At six o'clock yes terday evening a snowslide descended on the little snowbound station of Woodstock, o« the Branch South Park Railroad, 75 miles southwest of Leadville, carrying away every building in the town, including tho railway Btation. Seventeen persons are known to have been caught, including Mrs Doyle, a widow who kept the station, and her six children; another woman (name unknown) and ten section men. The two women were rescued last ni"ht alive, but Beriously injured. The body of one section hand was re covered this morning. No others can escape alive. As soon as the news reached Pitkin the firobells sounded tho alarm and A large number of citizens started on snow shoe* for the scene of the disaster. Among the missing are : Jasper M. Carwell, of Tomisch ; J. Brown, telegraph operator at the Btation; George Alexander, Horace Alexander, and Mike Shea. A large number of snow shovelers will leave in the m Thenfi>owfall in tho mountain districts of Colorado the present winter ia without parallel in the history of the State. Many mining camps in the west and south have been snowbound since November. San Juan county is the greatest sufferer. I)ar™g?' Silverton.'and Rico, containing from 1,000 to 5,000 inhabitants, are still blockaded, no teams having reached either town for several weeks. Breckinridge, 50 miles north of Leadville, is neaaly destitute. Montezuma, 18 miles diftant. is in a pitiable condition. Gunnison, situated tour miles from the largest coal mines in the State, is suffering from a coal famine. The snow is eight feet on a level over the whole country, and in ravines and gulches is from 50 to 100 t feot deea The only means of communication is by snowshoes, and few men are heroic enough to brave the bitter storms, V hen the Spring thaws move these mountain enows, fearful results must follow.

CORRESPONDENCE.

To the Fonsonfcy Regatta Committee.

[Pee Favocr of ihb "Evening Star."] GBNTLBMEN.-Your regulations provide that each Bailing boat or venal shaU carry b fair play man, and that the ballast shall be Ded down. It is evidently, therefore your wish to prevent unfair practices ; but the difficulty h how to give effect to your wish in the Wry and bustle of getting oft the starts on the day. Jour entry night is fixed, I believe, for Wednesday. I pro- La that, before entries are taken your Committee enact that the owners of each boat or vessel which is to sail with ballast sealed down shall provide battens and nails sufficient to efleetaaUy fasten down tho floor over the ballast; that each class shall elect two persons to perform the duty of battening and seal ingdown for its class, and that any person interested may attend to witness tho opera tion ; that the rendezvous for this purpose be Freeman's Bay, on Monday morning; that each class which has to carry fair-play men be instructed to call a meeting com posed of a representative from each boat or vessel, to bo presided over by one of your Committee, each representative to name his own fair-play man, and tho meeting to ballot for the man to go in each boat, thus : —Ika'S End Dream's representatives may each propose a man for the Mascotte, then the meeting would decide by ballot which is to go; so with the others. , These de cisions would bo noted by the Committee man.and be binding on the claps. It should be competent for the meeting to decide on a fair-play man for any boat not in port in time to enter, but which is expected to arrive. I think if a plan for division of labour of the kind I have pointed out be adopted, that spirit of fair play which is the very life of all sport will be attained in the conduct of the forthcom ing Regatta. 1 hare taken this method o£ addressing you in order that both your selves andthe competitorrmayeotfsidei' my propositions before Wednesday evening.— I am, *c., J. Waymottth. , April 7,1884.

SUPREME COURT.-Criminal Sessions.

This Day.

[licfore His Honor Mr Justice Gillies.)

The Domain Rape Case.

Prisoxer Sentenced to Five Years' Im prisonmknt, and Two Whipjixgs.—The Court resumed at 10 o'clock this morning, when Henry Good ward, convicted of rape upon Ellen Payne, was brought up for sen tence. Upon being askod if he had any thing to say, the prisoner replied in the aflirmative. Addressing the Judge, he went on to say in a rapid manner—suggest ing prior preparation—that he felt himself to bu placed in a dreadful position, and that God alone knowhow falsely the witnesses had sworn against him. He prayed and hoped, however, that God would forgive them, and bring them to repent of their conduct. He hnd been in New Zealand for several years, and during that time nothing had been known against his character. He hoped that the conduct of those who had sworn falsely against him would be remem bered by the public at large, and that lie would yet come clearly out of the affair.— His Honor then passed sentence as fol lows : —Henry Goodwood, —You have been convicted of this mime of rape with which you havo beeil charged by the verdict of the jury, aftor a most patient trial and an ablo defence; and with tho verdict to which the jury have como I entirely con cur, for I cannot see how upon the ovi denco they could havo come to any other conclusion. The evideneo to my mind ia as clear ns it is possible almost for it to be in such cases. The crime is a very serious one, for you not only abused tho girl, but you also abused the confidence of your friend, and for such conduct as yours there must bo a warning given to others not to act in such a way ns you have done. Tho sentence of this Court is that you be kept in penal servitude for five years, and that you be twice privately whipped with the instrument known as the "eat," 25 lashes to bo given on each oc casion, and the whippings to take placo on the 21st April and 21st July respectively.— The prisoner replied, " Thank you, your Honor," and was then removed from tho dock.

The Hikutaia Ejictmknt Cask.—Waltor Birch, James Fletchor, John West, Goorg* McClair, Charles Clnybrough, and Thomas Hopkins were arraigned upon an indict ment charging them with having, on tho fith March last, with forco and arms— viz., pistols, axes, saws, sticks, staves, &c, entered a dwelling-house, known as Fagan':) wharo, at Hikutaia, and cut down and demolished tho game.—Thoy pleaded not guilty.—Messrs E. Hes keth- and R. Browning appeared for tho prosocution, Mr Thco. Cooper for Walter Birch, and Messrs Button and Earl for tho other live prisoners. The caso was oponed on Saturday afternoon, when Mr Hosketh commenced his address by explaining the law in respect to the caso. He now con tinued his address by relating the facts.— William Fagan, tho prosocutor, was tho first witness. Ho deposed that ho was a bush contractor, residing at Hikutaia. Ho had a contact with the Union Sash and Door Co. for cutting timber at Tairua, and also a contract with Blair for cutting timber at Waipaheki. A portion of this latter contract he sub-let to William Gibb. Ho erected a whare on Hikutaia No. 3 at a cost of £50 or thereabouts, stocked with goods and some of tho Co.'s men as well as some of Gibbs' boarded there. Ho placed it in charge of a man named Thomp son, who acted as cook. Subse quently a dispute arose between the Company and Blair as to the ownership of tho land on which tho whare stood, and eventually on the sth of March inst., ho roceived information that tho six prisoners, who were in the Com pany's employ, had chopped the whare down. He saw Mr Murdoch (manager of the Company) and told him some one would have to pay for it. He had given William Gibb permission to use the wharo and Blair the right to work it until tho trouble as to tho ownership of the land was over.— Henry Thompson, caretaker of tho wharo on bohalf of Fagan, and Cook for tho men who boarded thoro, deposed as to a "rough-and tumble " which tho Sash and Door Co.'s men, viz., the prisoners, had, on the sth March, with the Gibbsos and Aloy for its possession, and its subsequent demolition by thorn.—William Farmer Gibbs gave cor roboiative evidence. Ho also said that Birch gave tho order to chop down tho wharo, telling tho men that they might got (J months for it, but that soroo ono would pay them. Andrew Gibbs (brother of last witness), John Alloy (a man in Gibbs'a omoloy), James Reid (bush manager for Mr Blair), and Robort Biair, also gave ovidonco.—This closed tho caso for the prosecution.—Tlie defence was then oponed up, John Ross, an employee of tho Union Sash and Door Co., being tho first witness called.

SAD DOMESTIC TRAGEDY.

Double Murder and Suloldo by a Half- Caste

(IIV TBLEORAPH.— PRESS ASSOCIATION*.)

Nkw Plymouth, this day. News has just reached here that Mrs Plurn ridge (better known as Miss Higgins), a half-caste, well known in Wellington and Auckland, poisoned horself and two child ren with strychnine at about half-past eight o'clock this morning. It appeared sho came into New Plymouth and purchased five drachms of strychnine on Friday lastj to poison rats, as sho said. An inquest will bo held to-morrow. Anothor Account. Opukake, this day. Mrs Plumbridgo, a half-casto, poisoned herself and two children here last evening. Her brother, George Taylor, was in tho house, and also a Maori boy named Tourl. Taylor heard one of tho boys retching, and went in to eeo him. Mrs Plumbridge sent him to the constabulary camp for assistance, but did not say anything about poison, and when ho returned ho found the mother and the other boy poisoned also. Somo letters, and a written statement as to the oftuso of tho poisoning, weie loft by the uiifortunato woman, which were taken possession of by tho police.

Auckland Sharemarket.

Apbil 7, 1884. Bank of New Zealand—Buyers, £2212s 6d Colonial Bank—Buyers, 425; sellers. J3s New Zealand Insurance—Sollers. 75s 6a South British Insurance—Sellers, 58s Auckland Gas—Buyers, £9 10s; soUers, £9 15a Thames Gaa—Sellers. £1 7s 6d Auckland Timber-Sellers. £5 2s Cd Now Zealand Loon and Mercantile—Sellers, £5

Queen of Beauty—Sellers, 2s 3d Prince Imperial—Buyers, 15s: sellers, 16s Success—4s Cd; buyers, Js: sollers, Os Wairongomai-Sellers, Is 9d JOSEPH NEWMAN. Chairman.

Thomas H. Wilson, a farm labourer, of Pukekoho, filed his schedule of insolvency to-day.

The examination of candidates for the two junior scholarships in connection with the Auckland University College is now proceeding. The following are the names of the candidates entered: Misses Helen Simpson and Catherine Grant, Messrs R. M. Middleton, B. R. Gace, F. P. Burton, H. A. Boyd, Harry Hockin, Geo. Lippiatt, F. J. Ohlson, and J. J. Poland.

The mail steamer, which arrived last night, brought 30,000 trout ova from Cali fornia for the Auckland Acclimatisation Society. The cases were examined to-day, and the whole consignment was found to be worthless. Tho ova were found to be well packed, and it is supposed that want of attention on board the vessel caused the failure

The time for receiving the tramway tenders is extended to Saturday the 12th.

Amongst the passengers who arrived from the South by the Te Anau this after noon woro the Hon. Dunn and Mrs Dunn; Captain Rowe (Wellington manager for the Now Zealand Shipping Company) and Mrs Rowe • Captain Johnson of the Marine De partment; Judgo Broomfield, and Major and Mrs Pollard of the Salvation Army.

A .special meeting of the University College Council is proceeding this after noon. The business is the making arrange ments for the annual public meeting in connection with the College.

The meeting of Prince's creditors, adver tised to take place on Friday next, will not be held until Saturday, at 11 a.m,, owing to the holiday.

Dr C. Aoki, of the Tsukuba, has pre sented to the Auckland Museum several books of Japanese engravings, atlases, and specimens of the copper and paper money o£bis interesting country.

While in -Wellington recently, Mr T. W. Pennafather, private secrotary to the Governor, passed the examination for barrister previously admitted elsewhere. Before coining to this colony he practised in London.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

(RIiUTER'S TELEGKAMS.)

(Received April 7—12.15 p.m.)

Mr Redmond on Australia—A Spiteful Demagogue.

London, April s.—Mr Redmond, M.P., has assured the "Pull Ma'l Gazette" that the chief inspiration of Irishmen in Australia is the establishment of Home Rule for Ireland. He spoke in terms of contempt of Australian society, and said the motive for all this stir in favor of the annexation of New Guinea was the desire to secure cheap Kanaka labour. Colonial loyalty was limited to shouting for the Queen. WRECK OF A STEAMSHIP.

Ono Hundred and Twenty Lives Lost

A telegram is to hand announcing that the steamship Daniel Stemman, 1790 tons from Antwerp hasj become a total wreck on the Coast of Nova Scotia, and a hundred and twenty persons have been drowned. As Aristocratic Scamlal. -Earl and Courtesan Legally Married.

Tho Divorce Court has sustained the legality of the marriage of Earl Euston, heir of tho Duke of Grafton, with Kale Cooko, a courtesan, which was disputed oil tho ground of her having been previously married. Tho Court held that Kate Cooko's previous marriage was illegal, owing to the fact that tho man she married had already a living wife. Earl Euston is woll known in Australia, wliero lie lived for six yours as a Government oilicer, under tho name of Fitzroy.

Frozon Meat Insurance. The Australian Meat Company have ro coveretl from tho Underwriters insurances on the Marsala's cargo of frozon meat.

Australian Defences.

Colonel Nugent, in a lecturo, has urged the construction of fortified stations at Albany, Australia, and Now Guinea. Ho also urged the necessity for unity of action between Australia and England in providing the defences necessary for the Empire. The Agents-General were present. Royal Marriage Postponed. Tho marriage of Princo Louis of Batten burg is postponed till May.

Oriontal Bank Profits.

Tho Oriontal Bank's year's profit is ro duced to £2,1)00. Alter assigning £70,000 for debts and depreciation tho directors propose to rcduco the nominal valuo of tho shares by ono half, so ns to strengthen tho reserve fund. Fall in Prlco of Wheat, Wheat is falling in prico owing to tho collapse of tho American rings. Forty shillings is offered for Australian cargoes.

Ducal Land-Sharltlng.

A sehomo is projected with tho Duko of Manchester, as chairman, for the purchaso of lands in Carpenteria.

England and Spain,

London, April s.—Tho furthor parleying which has been proceeding betwoon representatives of England and Spain with a view to tho conclusion of a fresh com morcial treaty has proved fruitless, and tho negotiations have now ceasod.

(Received April 7, 2.20 p.m.) The Lato Stoamboat Collision.

MELBOURNE, this day.—Tho Wairarapa- Adelaide inquiry was resumed this morning. Altogether there are soventeon witnesses from the Adelaide, and eighteen from tho Wuirarapn to bo examined. Obituary. Judgo Macfarland. Tho Lato Railway Accident.

Melbourne, this daj.—The porsons wounded by tho recent.railway accident aro all progressing favourably towards recovery. Tho members of the Board of Inquiry have inspected tho scene of tho disaster.

GUBERNATORIAL MOVEMENTS

His Exc.EU.encv'tho Governor and party returned from the Thames in the s.k. Iliuo moa late on Saturday afternoon. His Ex cellency unfortunately caught a chill, and it was feared that he would bo laid up in consequenco, but to-day ho had quito recovered. Tho Governor intends to ro main in Auckland until about the middle of May, and will return to Wellington bofore tho next session of Parliament begins. On Saturday week Hie Excellency will occupy the chair at tho annual meeting of tho Fnrnpll Orphanage

THE HAWKESBURY AUTUMN HANDICAP.

[reuter's cablegram.]

Sydney, this day. At tho Hawkesbury Racing Club Mooting on Saturday, the following was the result of tho

Hawkebduiu' Autumn- Handicap, of 300

soys, ljmilo.

Mr J. Mayo's b m Empress, Gyrs, 7st

41b 1 Mr G. Fagan's b m Phyllis, 4yrs, Gst ... 2 Mr J. Monaghan us b h Sardonyx, syrs, 9st 21b 3 Twelve horses started. Empress was the favourite, and won easily. Tho Maiden Plate was won by tho Hon. J. White's Bargo.

ARRIVAL OF THE TE ANAU.

Tho s.s. Te Anau arrived to-day at 2,30 p.m. She loft Port Chalmers at 4.30 p.m. on April 2, and after calling at the usual way port, sailed from Gisborno on the Cth at 2 p.m., arriving bb abovo. On the coast met with flno weather, from East Capo to Auckland had thick wet weather, and with Btrong easterly winds and high sea. Passengers: Saloon :Mr and Mrs Hubbard and family, Mr. Mrs and Miss Robin son, Mr and Mrs G. Coloman, Captain and Mrs Koso. Mrs Turnbull, infant and nurse. Major and Mrs Pollard. Mr and Mrs West, Hon. J. and Mr I Dunn.MosdanießWlthora.Fluncry.Hnni.Wookß , Arnold, Webster, Quick. Wilson, Colo, Berry. Davis and Lawlor, Misses E. Scudder. Holmes, Aitken, Pagan (21, Wilson, Morrison, Elder, Hill Campbell, Ellis, Nicholls. Messrs *earell, W. Maddon, H. J. Burt, Hadfleld, C. Deckan pencer, Sncddon, Garrott, IX. Grocnhalgh, Tremlett. Aulsebrookc. Blackett, W. Johnson, Elder, Light, W. Konny, Patrick. It. A. LpalJ A CrosWy, A. Berons, W. Radcliflei J. R. Fisher, W. Fisher, Boss, Lambert' Woodvoar, Jones. Ellis, PoUeney, Hyamß" A. McDonald, S. Oxham, O. It. Jtooro, W. Binney, Rev. I. Pinfold, Judgo Broom field Capt. Johnson, and 50 in stcerago. For Sydney:—Saloon: Mr, Mrs Proper, and family, Dr. C. Dixon, Mossrs Howitt, Borth wick, S. Spratt. Henderson, W. Cnroy, N-Vinton, Stock, Murphy, and 11 in the stocrsgo.^V c are. indebted to Mr J. Ness Keith, pu rscrPor press parcolß, etc., and above report.

A bazaar and fancy fair on behalf of Ponsonby Baptist Church is announced to tako place on Thursday first.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1884,



Meetings. ODGE ALBION, No. 2003, E.C., DEVONPORT. The Regular Monthly Meeting will bo hold In the Lodforoom, Devonport, TOMORROW (Tuesday) Evening,at.7.3o. Business: Installa tion of W.M. and Officers. Visiting Brethren cordially Invited. By order of tho W.M. tS 1 o ~t I C E~ WORKING MEN'S CLUB. ' In compliance" with a requisition, a Special Gonoral Meeting of tho Members will bo held on TUESDAY, April Bth, at 7.30 p.m., for the pur pose of dealing with tho said requisition. By order of the President * SIMEON MOSES, Secrotary. -VTORTH SHORE FOOTBALL CLUB. Tho Annual Meeting of the Members of tho Masonic Hotel, on WEDNESDAY, theSthinßt., above Club will be held in the Club-room, at 8 o'clock. A full attendance requested. G. M. REID, Hon. Sec. TUMPERS' - U N I O N. I |A Preliminary Meeting of thoso interested in liie promotion of a Lumpers' Union will be held on'WEDNESDAY first, at half-past 7 o'c'.nck. in tho British Hotel, when several Gentlomen will Address the Meeting. All are invited. J. MARSHALL. Sec, pro tcm. T7IOOTBALL MEETING.—A Mooting Jj of Members of the Gordon Football Club will bo held at United Service Hotol on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the Oth inßtant r at 8 o'clock, to Elect Captain, etc. By order of the Commlttec.-E. McCAUSLAND. Hon. See. -\TORTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY J> (LIMITED). Notice ia hereby given that the Annual Meet insr of tho Shareholders of this Company will be held in tho Office of the Chamber of Commerce, Insurance Buildings, on FRIDAY, April 20, at eleven a.m.. for the purpose of receiving the Report of tho Directors for the year ending 31st March, 1884, and for any other business that may be brought before the meeting. By order of the Board of Directors. GEORGE BROWNING, Secretary. Auckland, March 27,185 i. XTORTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY JS (LIMITED), Tho Transfer Books of this Company will be Closed from FRIDAY, the lltb, to FRIDAY, tne 25th day of April (both days inclusive). By order of the Board of Directors. GEORSE BROWNING, Secretary. Auckland, March 27.1854. •



Wanted. WANTED, two good Coatmakers ; none but first-class men need apply.—H. L. Posseniskie, Shortlqnd-strcet. ANTED, two rourfi Carpenters.— Apply Koyal Mail Hotel, between » and 11 a.m.—if. F. Wachsmuth, Contracting Agent Great World Circus. . ANTED, Six Bench Hands ; posi tively none but steady hands need apply. Also, Youths for the boot trade.— Uarrett Bros., Wakclleld-atrcut WANTED, a Good Butcher ; also a Youncr Man to ride for orders.—Apply to W. Avenell, North Shore. WANTED, a Shingler,-Apply New Cottage, Summer-street, off Ponsonby Road. . "VICTANTED, good Fellers, good Tailors, VV and Machinist.—Apply, at once, to J. Williams, Tailor, Victoria-street. ■. WANTED, a Respectable Married Man for a milk round. — Apply London Dairy. Victoria-street. WANTED, Hod Currier to-morrow morning at 7.30.— F. Livock, Bricklayer, Albert ami Custom-streets. ANTED.good Wood Turners.—Apply to Foreman Auckland Timber Com pany's Factory, diatoms-street West. ANTED, 3 Improvers to tho Caipen tewing. - Apply at A. Prime's.lroniiionger, Newton, at half-pasc fix to-night WT ANTED, a Situation as Groom or W Coachman, by ft young man with pood experience, dm milk and Hiidorslivnils ganlen. cVoocl referenced. — Address Couirhman, Htak Dfllou. . , XSTANTED, ft Young Alan to m:ilce him. V T self useful, ono accustomed to the trade. -■)■ l''O88&C'O. \ 11/ ANTE!), Young Man accustomed.to V V the bake-house, and able to drive horse uml cart.—Apply W. Smith. Viutorla-atreet. ANTED, an Improver or Youth, for ropairß.—C. Collins, Bootmaker, Eden Terrace. Now North Ronil. ANTED, a. strong Errand Boy.—Ap ply T. Vanioni, Draper, Queen-street, ANTED, a Respectable Bo}', about 11 years old, to look after a pony and do bit of gardoDlnit.—Apply Hill House, Hepburn; street.—H)-. Neale. ' \XT ANTED, a Lad that lias worked at VV liaintint'.-Apply at Kingsland Post- OtllCO; . WANTED, a Smart Lad about 14; at J. C. Pelham's, Ladder and Barrow maker, Albert-street. \I7\ANTED, nn nctivo, intelligent 1-ad VV aa an Apprentice to the General Drapery: a progressive salary will be given.— Apply Caughey. Newton. . WANTED, by advertiser, ft Situation as Milliner. - Addrcea "A.H.." Mount Kosklll Road l'ust-oflice. ANTED, a Thoroughly Experienced Saleswoman of good address, for tho Show-room. - Apply, by letter, "A.," Stak ofllce. WANTKD, n poison about HO to 35 to help In Domestic Work and Teach jouiiM- Children. — Apply Cambrklgo llousu, Vincent street, after Up m. AN'fED, v Hiunmid for Upstuiif Bar ; reference reiiulrcd.-Apply Auckland Hotel. WANTED, si Situation as firet-claaß Cook.-Addresa "Cook," Stab Olllee. ANTED, ft good Fcninlo Cook.— Apply lit the' FliißßtutV Hotel, North Slinr^ ANTED, n Rood Woman Cook for hotel, Russell.-Apply at onco, Hancock and Co., Qiieenstrcet. TTtTANTKD, a good Ooncral Servant. VV Refurenco rciiuircd.— Apply for address Mr J. L. llatsweira Store. Princes-street. WANTED, a (icner.il Servant, necus toineil to Children.-Mrs George Win stone, William-street. ncurSt JamessCJluircli. \\T ANTED, a Oood Gonoral Servant.— VV Apply Mrs Itollcrson, Pitt-street. ANTED, a (ionoral Servant, whoro another is kept-Apply Mrs CJ. W. Hinney, Utper Quocn-strcct ANTED, General Servant, —Apply, with references, to Wcsloyan Pai-oon ftgu, Punsonby. ______ WANTED, .i Genoral Servant.—Apply to Mrs \V. Sanford, corner of Victoria and A1 bert-Btrceta. WANTED, a General Servant.-Apply Mrs O'Dowd, Naval and Family Hotel, Pitt-street. ANTED, Kcs])ectable Girl about 15, to assist in housework ; ono to sleep at homo preferred.— Mi's Matthews, Kruiteio»3, Viutoria-stroct West. ■Y\7"ANTED, ft Strong Girl to assist in VV housework; wanes,"sweek; roferoneo required. -Apply opposite lyorue-slivct Hall. YV7"ANTED, l-espoßtnblo young C.irlfl as V ¥ Improvcrß to scwluk nmchlne.—Apply A. Leman, (Ireat North Koad, next Round Houso. WANTED, ft Strong Useful Girl (for V» ronsonby); good wanes.-Apply Mra Whlicombe's lieglatry. ■VSTANTED, Munlc l'upils — Quarterly, TT Monthly, or Weekly. lsl.csaons.-Mrs Welch, ISI, lirey__ui_ ANTED, l'upils for Carpenters' and Builders' Druwln|?clasß, bold in Younu Men's Christian Association on Tuesday and Thursday Kvoni»f?». at 7.1W. For particulars apply at Claaß-rooiii, or to R. Mackay i npp, 9. Holfnian'aHulldinß-. WANTED, Tenders for Building Cliim noys. Mount Albort Ci 2-storied chlm noys); labour only. — Apply on tho premises, near Mount Albort Station. XXrANTEI), a Partner with £300 to join Vt ft R'jsincss established for I years. This Is an oligiblo opening for an energetic man. who can cither tako tho insido or outsido depart ment. Principals only need apply to J. R. Randerson, Financial Agont. Mercantile Cham bers. WANTED TO BORROW, £600, on good security, at 124 por cent interest— Apply " Money," Stak Office. ANTED, tho Ladiss of Ponsonby to inspect tho Lareo Stock of Mantles, Ulsters. Felt and Straw llute, New Check Dress Materials, &c , at W. O. Allen's, Jervois Road. WANTED, Few Small Fancy Birds, for small aviary.—Send full particulars to " M.M.1).." Stah omce. WANTED —When you aro in Hobeon strcet c_ll and see the largo and choice Btook of Mosglel Tweeda just opened for the com—(j season, at Munro and Mlllißan'B. ~X\T ANTED, the Ladies of Ponsonby to VV Call and Inspect Donald W. Jack and Co.'s largo and well-assorted St-ck of Drapery aml Millinery. Fivo per cent Discount allowed for Cash on all parcels of £1 and upwards,^ Ponsonby Roudloppositotonof Franklin Roa<_ WANTED, tho Public of Ponsonby to sco W. G. Allen's Stock of Wool, Hoeiory, Clouds, &c. liest valuo In Auckland. —Jervola Road. WANTED. —Do you want Money on Freohold, Porsonal, or other security ?— Apply to J. R. Randerson. Mercantile Chambers. Bills discounted. WANTED, one °r two Oontleman Boarders of tompsrato habits, terms moderate— Apply opposite Lorne-Btrcet Hall. WANTED by two young mon, Private Hoard and' Lodging, with use of small room or shed as workshop; must t>o moderate. Apply by letter to Leslio Morrison, care of T. J, Harbutt, Customs-street : ' WANTED, 2 Furnished Rooms,.with use of Kitchen forpermanoncy, or small Furnished Cottage.—Address, L., Box 183. ANTED, by Gentleman, Large Un furnished Room; privato family in or near City.—Apply "Business," Post-oftlce, ANTED, Two Large Front Rooms (Unfurnishod). in hoalthy and respect able locality.—"A.D.," Star offlco. ANTED TO LET, to a Single Gontle man or Two Frionds, Large Airy IWlroom ; fine view, close to town, private family, partial or full board.—Address, terms, ftc , at Stak ofßno. WANTED, about 40 acres, near a town, with cottago, dairy, and good orchard. —Apply by letter to " Purchaser." WANTED TO RENT, with right of purchase, a 12-roomcd House,—Apply by letter to Box 102. Post-offlco. WANTED, to Let or Sell, a First-class New Seven-Roomed House and 1 Aero of Land at Morningside; close to tho Railway Station; 'busses pass several times dally; distance, not more than 20 minutes walk from Upper Queen-street— Apply to J. H. Smith, Morningßide. Mount Albert WANTED BUYERS for our Nelson Tweed Trousers at 10s 6d, worth 18s 6d. —Samuol Coombes and Co., Canada Buildings, Queen-street. ANTED KNOWN. — A Cure for Coughs. Pileß, Rhucmatism, Corn?. All complaints treated. — Professor Ellis, Herbalist, 308. Upper Queen-street WANTED KNOWN—That Kamo Coal from the now seama is superior to Now castle for Household purposes. Ono trial is sufficient to establish the fact—Kamo Colliery Oftice. nearly opposito Firth's Mill, Quoen st. WANTED KNOWN.thatT. McMastor'a New Drapery, Millinery and Clothing will be Open on Monday, 7th April. WANTED KNOWN—T. B. Robron, Draper, Ponsonby, will offer portions of a Bankrupt Stock on Saturday—Blankets, Cali coes. Counterpanes. WANTED KNOWN—Portion of a Bankrupt Stock on Sale; Saturday next, at Robson's, Draper, Ponsonby. Good, clean, cheap, and not damaged by flro. ANTED KNOWN—That the balance of Men's and Boys' Clothing that was not sold at auction can now be had at auction prices at the New Zealand Tweed Company, Shortland-etreet, late Mr Hampton's.—Josoph Closes, AXunagcr. WANTED KNOWN—2SO Boys' Suits, good ttrong Tweed, at 15s 6d, worth 30s —At Samuel Coombeß and Co.'s, Queen-street WANTED SEEN, by all buyers of Jewellery, Charles Kelsey & Co.'b Stock of Real Silver and Real Gold Jewellery (no imitations kept).—Charles KeUtey and Co. 120 Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN—s,oooyds Saxony Flannel at 53d, worth Is—At Samuel Coombea and Cos., Candaa Buildings, Qncon street. - ■■ ■';■'■■ v ■ '■■>>■• WANTED KNOWN— Chsap Tj_«jeb ! Cheap Timbkrl And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywhere else at r tho;yards of D. Goldm, Albert-street. - • "' j



Wanted. WANTED, 2 Unfurnished Rooms, 01 nice l-roomed Cottage, healthy locality: permanent.—Address (up to Wednesday) Wheeler, ofliee of this papor. WANTED. Handy Man or Married Couple, unencumbered. — Apply Star OlHce. WANTED KNOWN—2OO Pairs of 10-4 Blankets at 15s Cd, worth 25s—At Samuel Coombes and Co.'s, Canada Buildings, Queen street ANTED KNOWN, Seal Muff Bags (large assortment) at Charles Kelsey and Co.'s, 120, Queen-street WANTED KNOWN—3,oooyds Dress Material at 2,d, worth IOJd.-Samuel Coombes and Co, Canada Buildings, Queen street ANTED KNOWN —You can get Four Pair of good Sox for Is—At Samuel Coombes and Co.'n, Quoen-stroet. ANTED KNOWN—4S dozen Light coloured 2-button Josephine Gloves at 2s pair, regular price, Is 9d; 7a dozen 4-button Black French Kid Gloves at 2s pair, regular prico Is lid.—Samuel Coombes and Co., Queen street . \\T ANTED KNOWN.—Just received a V T lot of hand-mode Ladies' Underclothing at machine-made prices,—Brown's Cash Sale, Parncll. WANTED KNOWN, that T. Nutslord. Practical Watchmaker, Jeweller, &c. (late of Wanganui), has commenced business in the shop next door to Wbito & Watkinson, Tailors, directly opposite tho " Obuervor" Olllee, Vic toria-street, where he hopes by Btrict uttention and punctuality to busiuem to merit a share of public patronage. Every description of Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery cleaned and skilfully re paired personally. No apprentices kept A nice assortment of Watches. Clocks, and Jewel lery always in stock, - VVT ANTED KNOWN. TO BE CLEARED, AT STEPHENSON'S, Kahanoahapr Road, Nkwton, 500 pairs Kid Gloves, Is Od per pair; 1,000 pairs Lisle Thread Gloves, 6d, worth Is; 1,500 pieces (good shades) Hibbon Velvet, 18 yards for ltd ; COO yards Sash Ribbons (9 shades). Is Gd per yard; 2,000 dozen Dress Buttons, 2d per dozen; Dross Materials, JJd. (Jd. 7Jd. per yard upwards; 1,000 yards French Cashmere (10 shades), 1b per yard ; 500 yards French Merino (U shades), lv od, worth 2s fid : Crimoun Shirting. 9Jd, 18, ls.'Sil, to 2s 3d por yaxd ; Union Shirtings. from 6Jd upwards; Flannols, 71d. 9d. Is per yard upwards; 9x I Blankota (all wool), 9a lid per pair. Try our 16g Troußers to Meuauro— can't bo beaten. MILLINERY—by experienced hands DRESSMAKING-by oxporlenced hands TAILORING—by experienced hands On thk Pbkmises. t STEI'HENSON'S DRAPERY AND BALL WAREHOUSE, KARANSAHAPK ROAD.. NEWTON. WANTED KNOWN—To bo Sold Cheap at Austen's Furniture Shop, 310, Upper Qution-strect Good Slnglo Mattrasaes (new), ita; Double, 153; Single Bedsteads, 10s; Double 20a: New and Second-hand Saucopans, Boilers Washstands, Tables, Children's Cots, and All Kinds of Household Furniture at Lowest Prices lit Auaton's, 310, Upper Queen-street WANTED KNOWN, THE DEPOT FOR HOP BITTERS: BOTANIC DISPENSARY, WKLLE3LEY-ST. For purity and strength unequalled. A trial will fully prove. 2.s Cd a Bottlk ; 5 Bottles fob 10s. PAIN-CURE R. Ita effects aro wonderful for Internal and Kx ternal Puins, KomovingOh.striictlons, Equalising Circulation, and RostoriiiK Tono to every part. Two-ounce Bottle, is. Our WORM MEDICINES, so pure, simple, and goad, uro being used in all parts of Kov Zealand. — Fresh Shipments of Herbs, Roots, and Barks every mouth of every description ; best, quality; Wholesale and Retail, at lowest possible prices. Consultation personally or by letter. NB I L & CLIFF OR D, HERBALISTS, Botanic Dispensahy, Weixesley-st. East, Auckland. Miscellaneous Wanteds. A UCKLAND FIRE BRIGADE. SIX MEN ARE -REQUIRED FOH THK PONHONBY FIRK STATION. Roto of Pay, &c. &c, can bo ascertained at tho Main Station, Albert-street, between the hours of 7 and 8 p.m., SATURDAY, the sth Inst, and MONDAY, the 7th inst JOHN HUGHES. Superintendent, A.KB. Auckland, April Ith, 1881. (335) A UCKLAND Clothing Manufactoring J\. Company. Custoniß-streot East—Wanted. food Coat Hands, Improvers, Apprentices, Mil Trouser Machinists and Fiuiehors, and smart Boy. BOY WANTED —R. Row, Grocer, Vietoria-Btreot BOOT TRADE—Wanted, strong Youth forthe press: must bo Intelligent and vied to It—Henry Davy, Crown Boot Factory, Grey street .__ TTIURNISHED APARTMENTS to Let, JD smitablo for 2or 3 gentlemen: gas, plunpo and shower bath: board if required.—Apply for address at Staii Otllco. O~BOOT MANUFACTURERS.—Ad vertiser, ago 31, socks situation as Work ing Foreman of Rough Stuff Department; nine years with late employer, a Northampton firm. : Highest reforencea.—Apply " Sabin," ofticw of this papor. | -y 0 v th. •"WANTED — Fifty Men and Twenty-five Cadics.—Apply Scrgt. McCarthy, Stage Door, ! Opera House. ■ WANTED, Bushmen to Know that J. H. Dalton, Tailor, Victoria-street East, makes Suits to Measuro In 10 hours'notice. ' Sporting. RESULT OF IT LEO'S CONSULTA TION on the TAKAPUNA EASTER HANDICAP and STEEPLECHASE. s NOMINATIONS. HANDICAP. I STEEPLECHABE. IS6 Yuba Bill ! 130 Chandler 319 Rewi i flSfi Old Ireland 91 Fish woman ■} 78 Corrigau m Merlin I 3C7 Shotover 582 Kalo 2!'5 Ani lor 359 Paramcna M HarKuway 3SB Mystery 52J Christmas 113 Nigger 381 Tinman 329 Bryan O'Lynn 88 Taipouri \ 550 Vortox ; 181 Golden Crown I Owlnp; to Two Books 129 Flageolet i not arriving in time, 02 Swordsman j closed with Dianthus i 650 SUBSCRIBERS. All Prizes ia above payable at once. Now OI'EN, CONSULTATION ON EASTER HANDICAP. A. LEO, Box 237, Post-ofllco, Shortland-street, Auckland. T A DON'S CONSULTATION TAKAPUNA EASTER HANDICAP. S. A. ASHER, 280, Queen-street, will Pur chase Successful Tlckots in La Don's Consulta tion at their full not valuo, as under:— First Horse 431 1 0 Second Horso 20 11 0 Third Horao 15 10 6 Startors and Non-starters, each 0 0 0 Land Transfer Act Notices. T AND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. Notico is hereby givon that the scvoral parcels of Land hereinafter described will bo brought under tho provisions of " Tho Land Transfer Act. 1870," unless caveat in tho meantime bo lodged forbidding the same in each case on or before the 13th day of May next ENOCH BURDEN.—Eastern portion of Lot 10 of Section 5 of tho Town af Onehnnga—Lots 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 71, 72. 73. 74, and 75 of tho sub-division into lota of Lots 91, 92, and others of the subdivision into lots of Allotment 72, small lots near Onohunga; Lot 21 of the aub division into lots of Allotments 7 and 9 of Sec tion 19 of the Town of Onohunga; Allotment 10 of Section 12 of tho Town of Onehunga; Lots 25 26/27, 23, 29. 30. 87. 88, 89, 90, 91, and 92 of the sub-division into lots of part of Allotment 11 of Section 3 of tho Town of Onchunga ; and Lot 83 of tho BUb-di vision into lots of Allotment 17 Section 7, of tho Suburbs of Auckland. Part of Lot 10. Section 5, and Lot 1i of thesut- SSatonS Allotment 11 o£ Section S. In the occupation of tenants. Lot 88 or the sub division of Allotment 17, Section 7, is unoccu pied ; and the remainder of Allotments. In Applicant's occupation 2,208 •ALBERT DUDER, and EMMA LUCY DUDER.—Allotment 15 of Section 2 of the Pariah of Takapuna, In occupation of -Appli cants "" ELLEN O'HAKA and JOHN O'HARA.- Allotments 33 and 3-1 of SeotSor. 36 of the City of Auokland. In occupation of Ellen O'Hara 2220 Diagrams may be lnspeoted at tbia office. Dated this sth day of April, 1881, at tho Lands Registry Office, Auckland. TEKO. K3SSLING, District Land Registrar.



For Sale. FOR SALE, Allotments, Mount Eden near Toll Bar; lovol and clear; very cas terms.—W. V. Stevens. High-street. IrtOß SALE, 2 Large Houses; Allot ! ment, 70 x 110; price, £100; Farms, Bußi nosßes.—Grant and Crossan, 75, Queen-streot. OR SALE, Pure bred Buff Cochin am Light Standard Brahma Cockerels.- Apply W. H. Pooloy, nuke-Htrect, Newton. FOR SALE, Choice Allotments fit North cote. £10 and iiu wards.—Apply Atkinsoi and Co., Stichbury's Bnildingß. ___ FOR SALE, a Tobacconist's Business ir a uood thoroughfare, near to Queen-street new premises, and good lease; low rent.— Applj to Partridge and Woollams. OR SALE, 20ft. Half-deck Sailing Boat (centre-board), Sail. Gear, &c; suit able for oyster trade.—Glover & Nieeol, Custom ■street West. . OR SALE, Allotment (40 x 150), twe mlnntes' walk from Victoria Wharf, North Shore ; £.'j per foot—W. and J. Frater, Queen-street. TTIOR SALE (a Bargain), the Open ■*• decked Yacht Flokknce, 3159 tons.— For particulars apply Star office. OR SALE, for £325, Cottage of six rooms and Freehold Allotment, near Rail way Station, Mount Eden. —W. V. Stevens, High-street. IT^OR SALE, Northcote, about 3 acres of . Land; lino building site; wuler frontage and splendid view, suitable for subdivision.— Fur further particulars, apply to J. H. Kaniler son, Meroantile Chambers, Queen-street. 17I0R LEASE, Store doing a good busi . ness, on line of railway, within 40 milea Auckland; Stock at valuation; Rent, 10s week; Cash required, about £150.—Apply T. Harkis, High-street. IJ^OR SALE, a 5 and C-roomed House, 7 situated in Edwin-street, Newton; easy distance to town; a good supply of water; register grates; also, substantial front fence, built of brick. Terms a3 arranged.—Apply to William Rossor. Builder. Wood-Bt J J'onsonby. I 1011 SALE (Cheap), good Secosd-hand, Low Pony Phreton; must be sold, the owner leaving for England. Albo, New Double seated Buggy, 2 Station Waggons, and 1 Lieht Spring Carl—W. &E. Bosten, Coachbuilders, Wakefleld-street FOR SALE, 3 Galvanised Iron Tanks, 200 gallons oaeh, with Btands, taps, and iron connections; suitable to go through walls into kitchens; they have only been in use three months; to be sold cheap.—Apply to M. H. Keesing, Plumber, 02, Victoria-street. OR SALE OR LEASE, a Farm within G miles of Kawakawa, Bay Of Islands, containing BCG acres, all fenced and sub divided and well watered; 8-roomed House, Stable, &c—Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray. Land Agents, Fort street , ITIOR SALE, for 14 days only, City 3 Houso; 10 rooms, bath, Venetian blinds, wator, gas, drained, concrete entrance, 10 minutes from Queen-Btrcct on main road. Price, £1.250. A rare chance. Northcote, 3 roomed Cottago. Stable, and 2j acres Orchard, £620. Franklin Roads, Shop and 5-roomod Dwelling £fioo. Oxford-street (off Nowton Road), 2 5 roomed Cottages and Workshop, prico iioSO, or soil separately. Ponsonby Road, 2 8-roomed Houses, £1,000. McuntrAlbert, 9 roomed and 12 Acre?, £1100. Mount Albert 7 roomed House and 0 Acres, £1,100. Mount Albert, 10-roomcd House and 6J Acres, *2.000. Further particulars on application to J. R. Ran dcißon, Mercantile Chambers, Queen-Btreot, Tf\ O R SALE. HOTEL PROPERTY, in one of tho Principal Coast Towns of the North Island, containing 28 rooms; size of dining-room, 31x22, and the other rooms correspondingly large. The owner is about to leave tho colony, and offlera Uiis property at a very low flgore. Averago takings. £70 per week. RKMUK-tA.—ls Acres of Land, facing tho Main llmid. mibdlvidcd into Grass Paddocks and Orchard. BAY OK ISLANDS. — Two Farms, Hrechold and leasehold, containing 661 and 196 Acres of rich Volcanio Land, plenty of wood i»d water, House of 8 rooms, and close to a post nnd telegraph office. Subdivided into Twelve Paddocks, Kid down in KngrlHh Grasses. WAIKATO.—I9O Acres near Huntly; £2 per aero ; Bush and Fern Land, containing from nine to ten million feet Kahikatca, Rimu, and Mata Timber, with Two Cottages, and Land partly Ploughed and Fencod. 50s per acre. A. SCOTT fc CO.. 73. Queen-st () R~ S3 A L ET 5,000 DOZEN ISLAND ORANGAS, Just arrived per Atlantic, second boat of season (noxt boat in one month, and to arrive regularly monthly), ripe and in first-class condition. Address—C. BAGLEY, Wholesale Fruiterer, Parncll Rise, Auckland. T7T O R ~S A" T7 X A GENERAL- STORE IN A TOWNSHIP THROUGH WHICU THE WAIKATO RAILWAY PASSES. Apply JOHN BUCHANAN, Custotns-Btrcct_ q |V g X L E. TnE Magnificent BRICK FAMILY RESIDENCE, PARK HOUSE. Situated in Phi.ncks-strket (adjoining Albkrt Park). Now In tho occupation of Mrs J. S.MiTn. For full particulars apply to GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. AVRED E P A S, DEVONPOUT. FOR SALE, the Residence of undorsignod in Grey-strcot near tha Beach, five minutes' walk from Victoria Wharf. Thoro is nearly an aero Of the Richest Volcanic Soil in Orchard and Oardon and one of the most substantially-built Houses in the Colony. Tho House is GO foot wido by 37 feet in depth, and contains spacious Hall and eight rooms. The Drawing and Dining-room aro each 26 x 15. Thero are be sides—Stablo, Wash-house (with Copper Boiler), Stove, and an excellent supply of water. The Property commands a. fine vlow of tho haibour, and is well sheltered. Terms eajy.-Apply to OLI v KR MAYS, Immigration Office, Auckland. A BARGAIN.—For Sale, at Devon . port, a Large Allotment 50 x UO, Vol canic Soil, fronting Albert Road. Must be sold, as owner Is leaving colony.—Apply E. W. Alison. Devonport Land Agency. PIANO For Sale ; beautiful walnut, fine tono, with all modern improvements; price £25, worth £10.—Vernon House, College Road, after 5 o'clock. O NEW-COMERS, Small Capitalists, Working Men, with fanmlles.&c—To Lease, with Purchasing Clause, Cultivated Farms of 50 acres upwards, near a station, school, and ohecao factory; exceptional tormo offered.— Kdward Way to. 6. Mercantile Chambers. RAMWAY TERMINUS. — Marine Villa Site 56 x 233, fenced on two sidos with double belt of trees, back front and up the centre. Splondid view, which can never bo built out Must bn Bold, and now offered a de cided bargain at £220. Also, a very superior littlo Villa in Clarence-street, cheap, at £380.— W. L. Mitchell, 8. Mercantile Chatiibora. ELROSE, 3 LARGE ALLOTMENTS, CHEAP. .. Victoria Park, S Allotments, 19s per foot cheap. Shelly Beach Road, corner lot £3155, Northcoto, lots 231 feet deep, 20s. Wollington-streot (city), £la. Lots 65 and 55 Bella-street Elleralio, larßO depths, 20s. Bayllold, i lots. 22s 6d per foot Bayileld, very large Allotment £90 Mount Roskul,so x HBft Oins., 48s per foot Devonport large Allotment £2 per foot Richmond Road, 117 foot lots deep, £212s 6d per foot, cheap. Westmoreland-street, 33 x 150, 25p per foot, cheap. . , — College Road, £7 per foot. .-■;■-, Arthur-stroot £5 por foot Gladstone (Northcoto), 1 aore, £85. Molford-Btreet £210s per foot Also, cheap Houses, &c Inspection Invited. W. GULLIVER, Coombks'b Chambers. 80. Quebn-btrebt. SAMUEL WHITE HAS FOR SALE AT THB YARD, CUSTOMS-STREET:- Purlrl Posts £8 108* Vory Good Purirl Posta „ .. 710 Hobartßalls - 90 Sawn Puriri Posts Bx3 .. .. Is 6d eeh. Sawn Heart Kauri Boards, 6x1.. 18s pr lOC S_plit Palings 10 Hobartßalls .. - .. 90 Sawn Rimu Rails .. ~ .. 85 Titrce Rails 70 Kauri Poste lseaob Shingles, House Blocks, &c 19 SAWN BLKKPEK3.B x5.2a 6d each. ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. 300 Sacks Feed Oats 200 Sacks Milling Oats 100 Sacks New Zealand Maize 100 Sacks Fowl Wheat in Cases Canterbury Cheese 20 Tons No. 1 Bonedust ALSO. ALWAYS ON HAND : Wood's Flour, Bran, Sharps, Chaff Onions, Potatoes. Hams and Bacon Corned Beef, 1001b. kegs. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ALBERT AND ROBERT EATON, REMOVED TO COMMERCE-STREET (Noxt to JoscpliCraig's). ON SALE, a very Low Rates, by tha undersigned, in Lots to suit Purchasers- OATS OATMEAL MAIZK WOOD'S FLOUR FOWL WHEAT TEA BONEDUST, &c, &c, &O. The Ce^Ml»W for Kruno ounlity not equalled. The ?l"k"™nßi Sawmill, orders taken for BUILDING TIMBER at low rates, and sup plied at bhort notice. E. MITCHELSON & CO.", 19. QUk-EN-STUKKT. Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In tho matter of "The Bankruptcy Act, 1883,' and of tho Bankruptcy of Thomas Hamilton Wilsok, a Bankrupt, Notice is hereby given that I, Thomai Hampton Wilson, of Pukekohe. in tho Pro vinclal District of Auckland, in New Zealand Farm Labourer, hate this day filed, in thesaii Court at the City of Auckland, a Petition to b< adjudged a Bankrupt Dated this 7th day of April, 1831. THOMAS H. WILSON. Dkvohe & Coopbr, Fiahcr' Buildings Queen-street Auckland. IV ~



To Let i, rTIO LET in Pnrnell, a 2-stalled Stable, y JL with hay-loft-Apply Star Office. - nnO LET, one Room, with fireplace.— ■• JL Apply to No. 3. Albert Terrace. mo LET, two Front Rooms, unfurnished, t JL In Nowton Road.—Apply to Mr Walker, ' Grocer. Newton Road. TO LET, new Six-Roomed House, Nor folk-street, Ponsonby. Water laid on.— ■ Apply R. Lyons, next door. TO LET, 8-roomed House on Newton Road: 14s per week.—Apply Mr Pollock, 1 Aloxandra-street, f rilO LET, 10-roomed House, Venetian JL blinds, gas, water, range, largo yard.— - Apply Te Awamutu Villa, Lower Hobaon-st. '. nnO LET, a first-class Business Shop and I now Residence.—Apply J. A/Uliams, Tailor, Victoria-street. > J llO LET, in Vincent-street, a 4-roomed , JL Cottage; no children preferred.—Apply , Ack worth Cottage, lat house from Vincent Lane. TO LET, Place suitable for Factory, 60ft by 20ft, in main thoroughfare.—Apply to C. Williamson, Land and Estate Agent, High-st TO LET, Shop and 5 Rooms, corner of Collingwood and Wellington - streets.— • Apply to Airs Gill, on the premises. TO LET, an Office.—Apply to W. S. Pulford, New Zealand and Intercolonial Nowb Agency, Shortland-Btrcet. ■ mO LET" or Sell, Houses—Ponsonby, . _L Newmarket, Newton, Sj-monds-street; . Businesses, Hotels.— Urant and Crosslin, 75, . Queen street. TO LET, large 7-roomed House in City ; good view of harbour, and within five i minutes' walk of Queen-street.—Apply J. H, i Hamer, Land Agent, Newton. 0 LET OR FOR SALE, Well-built Residence of 12 rooms (new), and splendidly situated, with every convenience for large family.—F. J. Moss and Co.. Land Agants. TO LET, Well-fmnished House and 8 acres of good Land, lit Roskill Road.— ' Apply J. R. Randerson. Mercantile Chambers, Quoen-atrcet. mO LET, Wellesley-street, Room suitable 1 Jl for Halrd res9er.—Apply Chas. F. Andrews, Tobacconist, Welleeley Billiard Rooms, Welles ley-street TO BE LET in Hepburn-street, in a cheerful position, a new and convenient Family Pesidence. having a bath-room, and . water and gas laid on.—Apply to V. G. Kwlng , ton, Estate Agent. 0 LET OR SELL, Cottages and Building Allotments on Mount Eden and View -loads, near to the Toll-bar Gate. Terms can bo arranged.—Apply to Harper and Given, View Road, Mount Kden. TO LET, to a good p1 rmanent tenant, a Vtila Residence, containing st,ven rooms and kitchen, bath-room, &c; gas and water laid on: saven mfnutes walk from Queen-Btreet; view unsurpassed.—Apply James Mackle. Coachbulidor, &c. Victoria-street TWO FRONT ROOMS To Let.—lnquire opposite Mr Hooman'a, Greengrocer, Upper Pitt-street. ' XV7-AREHOUSE TO LET OR LEASE. Warehouse of two stories, with excellent collar, In Albert and Little Queen-streets. B. TONKS fc CO. m 0 L E ' T. FOR GRAZING-A PADDOCK of 13 acres adjoining Railway Reserve at Newmarket A GOOD FARM of HO acres at Manurcwa (lute Donovan's): one half scoria land, fenced, subdivided, and In grass, with necessary build ings. A GOOD FARM of 210 acres at Pnkekohe; fenced, aubdivldod, well-watered, some good bush. For Lease or Sale, on easy terms, as agreed on. ALEX. WHYTE, STOREKEEPER. ONKHUNGA. Amusements. "OLONDIN TO-NIGHT! ALEXANDER, THE AUSTRALIAN HIGH WIRE AND TRAPESE PERFORMER, Will make his First Appearance on the RE CLAIMED LANDopposite the Britomart Hotel, commencing at 8 o'clock sharp (weather per mitting). Sneehan's Band in attendance. Col lection on the ground.—F. CASLING, Agent \Xf AITS' MOUNT EDEN HALL. TO-NIGHT~!~ TO-NIGHT!! NEWMARKET HALL. TO-MORROW (Tues day), Ot i (for .Schools), and 8 at N^ght GRAND PANORAMA AND COLOSSAL MIRROR OF NEW ZEALAND. ADMISSION : Reserved Seats, 3s, with One Ticket in Art Union, and invitation to dance; Front Seats, 2s Cd, with One ditto; Back Seats, Is. Children, Half-price. "PRELIMINARY NOTICE. GREAT XTfORI' O r<IRCUS' RE AT VY ORLD \s IRC US. FOE A SHORT SEASON ONLY. This mammoth organisation, the most perfect Canvas Show now travelling the Australasian Colonies, will open on the MARKET RESERVE, ON SATURDAY NEXT, APRIL 12th, With the most complete Stud of Highly-trained Horses and Ponies, and THIRTY STAR ARTISTES 1 Further particulars in future issue. H. F. WACHSMUTH, Contracting Agent A BBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE, GRAND SACRED CONCERT, GOOD FRIDAY EVENING. Rehearsal To-night (Monday), at eight o'clock, . and Wednesday next, at Mr Pooley's residence, Wellesley-street East, next house to Symonds street Kindly bring copies of the " Messiah." A BBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE. GOOD FRIDAY EVENING. MR POOLEY'S GRAND SACRED AND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT. Tho First Part of tho Concert will be devoted to the Passion Music in Handel's sublime Oratorio of the "Messiah," and will be rendered by well-known Soloists and a Chorus selected from the principal Church Choirs and Musical Societies of Auckland. The Second part will consist of Miscell«neous items, . concluding with the Hallelujah Chorus (Mes siah) by tho full strength of the Company. 'Accompanists—Pianoforte, Mr Hooton; Har monium, Mr Angelo Forrest Conductor—Mr Pooley. Pricks of Admission— Drees Circle, 3s (reserved). Stallß, 2s. Pit, Is. Box Plan at Lennox's. A UCKLAND CHORAL SOCIETY.— J\ Spohr's "Last Judgment" will bo tho subject of Rohoarßal for noxt Concert—H. Gil- Mian, Jun., Hon. See. Art Exhibition. A UCKLAND SOCIETY OF ARTS, THE FOURTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION Will open on or about 24th APRIL, 1881. Piotnroa and Works of Art for Exhibition will be received on the 17th and 18th April. All works for Competition must bo delivered ' at tho Choral Hall on SATURDAY, 12th inst. JOSIAH MARTIN, Secretary. Market So. uare.Queon-streot Challenge. CHALLENGE. —I, tho Undersigned, Accept G. Wybar's Challenge, for the sarao amount as before.— Deposit to he paid To-night, at the Thistles Hotel, at eight o clock. F. CAMPBELL. Educational. LESSONS IN GERMAN, LATIN, &C. For terms, apply G. H E N S 0 N, 99, HOBBON-STRBET. Corporation Notices. m R A F F I_C _C L O S E D. Notice is hereby given that tho Traffic for 1 passengers is closed through the Lano in front ■ of the Army and Navy Hotel, Upper Queen street (Building Dangerous). P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office. April 7. IBM. 380 Tenders rp O 1$ U I L D E RS. Tenders will be received until Noon of WEDNESDAY, April 16th, for the Erection of Bank Premises on the Surrey Hills Estate for the Trustees of tho Auckland Savings Bank. EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect. mo CARPENTERS. Tenders will be received until Noon of SATURDAY, April 12th, for Fencing required . by tho Devonport District Board. Specifica tions, &c, to be seen at my office. ED. BARTLEY, Architect. ■np O BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until Noon of THURSDAY, April 17, for Additions to Sale r Yards, Durham-street. ED. BARTLEY. Architect. m~O BUILDERS. * Tenders will be received until Noon of SATURDAY next, April 12th, for Additions to s Wood Building and Erection of a Brick Shop, ~ in Victoria-street West. Plnns nt my offlae, ; HENRY G. WADE, Architect. TEftDERS wanted to Clear the Ground of the Market Reserve for the Great World Circus.—For particulars apply H. F. Wachsmuth, Contracting Agent, Royal Mail Hotel, between 9 and U a,m. COJBtVBUfd OU lij^t P W



Public Notices. T>APERHANGING by an experienced JL hand, at 9d per Piece.—Apply to H. 8. Leo, Urooks-streel. Newton Road. rriO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS.— JL Earth can be had from an Allotment in Elliott-street for the carting away,—Apply to James Rae. Darby-street. JUST OPENED-A Large Lot of Cretonnes at half-price.—Samuel Coomrbes and Co.. Canada Buildings. Queen-Btreet PIANOFORTES Tuned and Repaired by an experienced hand from Kirkman's, London. Tuning, 5s ; Hammers Re-felted, One Guinea.—W. Sior, Karangahape Road, Newton. /CARDINALS' MARCH.—Copies may be V> had at Eady's Music Warehonso, Queen-st. " mHE OLD LAND AND THE NEW"— JL New Song, this day at all Muslc-sollci-g. KAMO COAL. — Purchasers of New castle would do well to try Kama Coal against Newcastle. It is suponor and much cheaper.—Kamo Colliery Office, nearly opposite Firth's Mill, Queonstreet. DONATION BOX for receiving small or larger sums in aid of the Auckland Scrip ture Gift Association will be found at doorway of Messrs Champtalonp & Cooper's, Stationers, Queen-street. N.B.—Special donations in favour of work-lads (and girls) are solicited.—S. Rout, Hon. Treasurer. "VTOTICE. — JOHN PEARCE, Black _Ll smith, Newmarket, begs to inform his Customers and Frionds that ho haa REMOVED to his New Premises, first street South of New market Hotel. Drays Made and Repaired, and Horses carefully Shod. PUBLIC NOTICE.—Mr Thomas Warner begs to Rivo notlco that the Drawing by Art Union of his collection of Water-colour Drawings— ii Prizes, 300 tickets at 10s each will take place at E. Henry's Registry, Short land-strcct, on TUESDAY, 15th inst,, at 3 p.m. Inspection invited, and tickets can be obtained at the above address. "W-IGHT SOIL CONTRACT. All accounts that are not paid on or before the 15th April, the service will be stopped without further notice, and proceedings taken to recover arrears. 8. WHITE, Contractor Office : Cußtoms-Btroet East (near Railway- Station, opposite Jacob's Ladder). 1^ (5 T^ I C E. All Accounts due to the late firm of SMITH AND WOOLLER will be received by MR GEORGE WOOLLER. 7th April, 1884. nnAKAPUNA QUARRY. This Quarry is a fine grain stone, andspauls welL It has a Water-frontage of 4 Chains, and extends over 6 Acres,'and will be Leased in Sections to suit Purchasers. Apply.to R. C. GREENWOOD, MICHAEL MCDONALD, Lake Takapuna.' IN"ew jLaw "Partnership, fHK UNDERSIGNED beg to announce that they have Commenced Practice in Co-partner ship as BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS. In Chambers in High-street opposite Mr W. Atkln'a Printing Office. E. W. BURTON, W. J. NAPIER. Auckland, September 22nd. 1883. Business Notices* BROCADED Ottomans, Real French Satins, Cashmere Silks, of wonderful quality—their equals not to be had in Auckland. 25 per cent, discount.—J. M. McLachlan. D EAL French Satin, Brocaded Ottoman, L\> Cashmere Silk, of qualities never hitherto imported, may be had at 25 per cent. discount.—J. M. McLaohlan, Importer, Queen street BEAUTIFUL VELVET COSIES, artistically embroidered; large sizes, 3s lid. 4s Cd, 5s 6d. Marvels of Cheapness. Suitable for presents.—J. 11. McLachlan, 222, Queen-street UST BROUGHT FORWARD — 5,000 yards of Nt Calico at 2Jd. — Samuel Coombes and Co., Canada Buildings, Queon street. BLANKETS, Flannels, Sheetings, Cali coes, at specially low quotatioaß for reli able goods.-Edwd. Te3tcr, Drapei, SUrinora-' hape Itoad, LOVELY FOULE Dress Materials, all new shades, soft and delicious to the touch, 9d, Is, and Is 3d—J. M. McLachlan, Queen-street, opposite the Opera House, UMBRELLAS, Ladies'and Childreni.in Laventino, Twill, and Durable Silks, mported direct, and for salo at the very lowest Cash Pricee.—Edwd. Testor, Draper, Karanga hape Road. ■\TELVETEENS, Flowers, Feathers, V Hate, and Lacefk-a Choice Assortment of New Goods.—Edwd. Tester, Draper, Karanga hape Road. "DUSINESS NOTICE, EDWIN If. LEGGE, COMMISSION MERCHANT, QUEEN-ST., AUCKLAND, Having decided to add to his business that of HOTEL AND GENERAL VALUATOR, Has obtained the services of Mr HENRY J. iACON, a thoroughly competent APPRAISER Of seven years' practice in London and neigh bourhood and the last eighteen years in Otago and other parts of South and North Islands, and s therefore now able to effect VALUATIONS, With (rreat advantage to clients, on PROPERTIES. HOTELS, FURNITURE, FARMING STOCK, GROWING CROPS. & GENERAL EFFECTS. N.B.—Special Arrangements with Brewers, Insurance Companies, Commission Agents, eta. Business will in future be carried on under the name of . » LEGGE, BACON, & C 0.," FOBT-BTREET — I I *- AUCKLAND, Oppoßlto Star Office (new buildings). /"^OODSON'S T ONDON A RCADE. Having just COMPLETED OUR ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING, we find it very large, and are resolved to REDUCE IT AT ONCE, giving to our Customers the full benefit of a GREAT REDUCTION we have made upon BEVERAL LINES of whleh we have Excessive Stook. We have received MOST LIBERAL PAT RONAGE from the Residents ot and Visitors to Auckland, for which we tender our SINCERE THANKS, Wo yet think numbers have not availed themselves of Inspecting our G>-R>-A>.N^D S^T^O^C-^-K. Wo most cordially invite all to do so, as Itstands U-vN-y-R-ylvVy-A-y-LyLyE-v-D In the Colonies, either for EXTENT - VARIETY — NOVELTY Ob CHEAPNESS. K-EAST E~R CAR D 8 TKt In Gbeat Variety, from Osk Penny Each. Wo adhere to our Trade Motto-" Small Profits and Quick Returnß" — and Mark our Goods accordingly. Tho USEFUL and tho ORNAMENTAL, INIMITABLE and ECONOMICAL, are hero Blended in Delightful Variety. Note tho Address: GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, QUEBK & VICTORIA-STB. (And at Christchurch and Wellington). TO BUILDERS AND PROPERTY OWNKRS. The undersigned are prepared to Excavate Allotments In tho Lower Parts of tho City upon tpeolttlly favourable terms, W. & G. WINSTONE. EccleiiastlcaL RE-OPENING OF THE UNITED METHODIST FREE OHUACH. • MOUNT EDEN. PUBLIC TEA MEETING will be held on TUESDAY, APRIL 8, Addresses by Rev. S. Macfarlanc, Rev. A. Reid, Messrs Knott and Parker. Tea on Tablo at 6.30. Tickets, Is Cd:; Scholars, half-pkicb. . CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, BERESFORD-STREET. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES, APRIL Bth. TO-MORROW, TUESDAY EVENING, A TEA MEETING, AT HALF>PAST SIX! O'OLOCC. TICKETS: Is 6d EACH. After which a PUBLIC MEETING In the Church, when Addresses will bo given by Revß.. J. Robertson, M.A., J. S. Hill. T. Spuboeojj, a.ud, H. W.. J. Mi.ller^ SALVATION ARMY.^FIRST ANNI VERSARY and OPENIN& OF NEW B ARRACKS, Albert-atreet, on 6OOD. FRIDAY, April 11th.—MoetingB all day,' led by Major ana Mrs Poilabd. Monster Ten. tiiStJames's Hall, at 6 p.m. Sympathisers—Send along Money for Trays, then come and take charge of same on above dato.-CAiTA.iN Graham, Lower Vincent-street.



Personal. PERSONAL. — Sarah Malloy — Please call at Mrs Whltcombe's Kegistry to night. Your brother wants to see you par ticularly to-night, as ho leaves Auckland to morrow. ■ IVrOTJCK.— If Mr George Gook, Cab Pro _L 1 prietor, does not pay for repairs to the 'Bus left by him with mo, and remove it, the same will be sold for rent, &c, five days from date.— J. Fraser. Auckland, April 7,1834. CAUTION. — All persons are hereby wnrned not to purchase a Horse, Spring cart and Harness from HENRY Dixon, of Karanganape Road, as I claim them as my property, and I Imvo Instructed my solicitors, Messieurs Burton and Napier, to institute an action at once against the said Henry Dixon for the rccovory of the said Horso, Spring-cart and Harness.—Dated at Auckland tins 7th day of April, 1881. E. J. CLAVELL. Lost and Found. LOST, in or near Groy-°treet, a small Earring, made out of a dollar.—Finder rewarded.—Apply Stab Office. OST, between Garlick's, Mount Albert, and Queen-street, a Light Brown Overcoat. Finder will oblige by returning same to W. D. Dallin. Confectioner, Queen-street. LOST, on Saturday morning between Pitt, York and Symond-strects, en route to Mount Eden, a Newspaper Parcel of Clothes, marked with owners name.—Please leavo at Kdcn Vine Hotel, will be rewarded. 1 fkS REWARD.—Lost, on last Friday J.V Evening, between Newmojkot and Auckland, or Parnell Road, a Black and Tann English Terrier Slut; very small, with long ears j collar on when lost.—lf not returned at once to the Railway Terminus Hotel, the party keeping her after this notice will bo prosecuted. Answers to the name of Hose. "I /\S REWAKD.—Lost or -Stolen, from JL " Mount Albert, a Black Greyhound Slut, about Bor 10 months old. Anyone detaining it after this notice will be prosecuted. —B. C. Green wood. FOUND, in the vicinity of Kyb'er Pass, a sum of money. Owner can have the same by paying for this advertisement.—Apply 53, Oustomsatree*. OUND, Flat-bottomed Dingy. Owner can have Bame by giving description and paying cxpensss; if not within three days, will bo sold.—Apply at this office. Board and Residence /GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, \JT HOBBON-STREKT. Heard and Lodging .. .. .. 203 per Week Bingle Room .._._„ .. 25s per Week BOARD and Residence.—Vacancy for Married Couple, or two gentlemen friends; largo airy rooms; gas, bath, piano.—Grafton House, opposite Choral Hall. BOARD AND RESIDENCE for two or more respectable single Gentlemen re quiring comforts of a homo in a healthy locality. —For address apply at Star Office BOAED AND RESlDENCE—Vacancies for 2 or 3 Gontlcmen; terms moOorate.— Mrs Carey, corner of Cook and Nelson-streets. BOARD and Residence at Mount Eden, suitable for lady or gentloman; private aittlng-room If required; good bath-room; no other boarders ; no children.—For address, apply T. B. Hill, Chemist, Queen-strcot. Drapery. pO TO THE T5°N TyTARCHE, GENERAL DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT, KQR THE T ATEST TVTOVELTIES m Ut -L iN . DEPARTMENTS. JUST~RECKIVED FROM TITIC ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL MARKETS, Splendid show of Velveteen, from Is Cd yd, . Broehe Silks. Satinß, Dress Fabrics, Manches ter Goods. Millinery, Ribbons, Laces. Gloves, Hosiery, Ladies' and Children's Underolotliing, Ulsters. Jackets, Umbrellas, So., In greatvariety. Ladies should Inspect this WELL-SELECTED STOCK, before purchasing elsewhere. The HBMARKABLY LOW QUOTATIONS CaJUlOt fail to be appreciated. QUEEN-STREET, 2 doors from Wollesley-st. Medical. , , DX. VV 1 li KIN B» CONSULTING SURGEON", .3 at his Stuwcry for GUNEUAL PRACTICE: Mornings—X) until 12 o'clock Evening—7.3o luitil 8130. AJtetfiOMia <H to 9 more especially for EYE, EAR. and THROAT DISKASES. CONSULTING ROOMS: "orner Qaeen-etreet and West Queen-street^ opposite South British Insurance Buildings, Auckland. ■ MESSRS. E, COX & SON, DENTAL SURGEONS, GOODSONS ARCADE, FIRST FLOOR (New Premises of the Australian Mutual Pro , vident Society), Queen - street. "VTEVER go to sea without Apomorphia, iy the new tasteless remedy for sea sickness; it rarely fails tq give relief, Is.—C. W. Goodson,, London Arcade. RATS! RATS! RATS!—Use ' SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTB. Bats eat it greedily, and die; no smell. Price. One Shilling a Bottle. F. 0. BHARLAND opposite Poet-offloe. KUKKTTIS INSECT POWDER.—The best and most rellabla in the market. In perforated canisters. Price, Is Bd. —F. C. Buabland, Apothecaries' Hall. mOOTHACHE CURE — Instantaneou JL Relief—ODONT-ALGIO.—Is pet bottle.— FTC. SHABIiAND (opposite Pout-office). OSELINE Fon the HAlß.—This ele gant preparation completely eclipses every article. of a similar kind now before the public.-> Price; Is6d a bottlo.-«HABIAND. Apothecaries' HaU. ' , WORM S. All children Bnffor fram them. H suspected, ask for the Certain Coat SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, Israoket. . Apothecaries' Hall, opposite Post-office. R. ARNO LD' S PENNY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.—The most popular medicine of the day. Price, 2s 6d a box.—Colo- Dial Agent, F. C. Bharland, opposite the Post oaice, , . ■ Auctions. MESSRS 'CARBINES AND TAYLOR will hold their Sale of Poultry, Produce, etc., on THURSDAY next (Friday being Gooa Friday). TO-MORROW, ~ At Eleven O'Clock, HARMONIUMS IN ROSEWOOD 'AND WALNUT. . GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to Sell at his Rooms, to-morrow, at U o'olook, 0 ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT HAR MONIUMS, 3,6. and 9 Stops. JOHN IJreDOH.I [TOWARD LEYDON. TOMORROW, AT 11 O'CLOCK. JOHN& E.DWARD LEYDON will sell at their Mart, Queen-street, . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, consisting of Suites, Couches, Cliairs, Tables. Bedsteads, Mattresses, Sewing Machines, &c.; Tea, Potatoes. Cheese, Cntqps, &c; Saddles. Harness, &c, $0, • B. TONKB.J [K. O. CARR.J [B. D. TONKB. TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock. MARBLE STATUARY. MARBLE STATUARY. B. TONES & CO. WILL sell by auction to-morrow, at 11 olclook, Suporb. Italian Marble Statuary- " Apollo," Minerva," Vases, Flower Stands, &c., &c. B. XONK3J E. C. CABR [b. D. TONKS. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9: ! 'if RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR INVEST MENT. RESIDENCE SITES IN FAVOURITE LOCALITY (GRAFTON ROAD DISTRICT), PARK AVENUE (NEW STREET), BETWEEN PARK ROAD AND CARLETON GORE ROAD. FOR SALE BY AUCTION BY B. TONKS & CO., At their Mart, Queen-utreet, at 12 o'clock noon on Wednesday, 9th April, rjiWELVE CHOICE ALLOTMENTS. These Allotmenta hare each 50 feot frontaee to Park Avenue and 125 feet depth. Also, THREE AX.LOTBIKNTS. each 55 ftct frontage to Carleton Goro Road. • » rhSJ» Wo! 1, 0 toV>i ? hanccs lcf* °* obtaining a Choice Villa Site within convenient disiance ft Uib city. The situation, elevated and hcaitJjy in close proxiunty to the Domain, is all that garden^at.l • .. h° *°U iS a rl*h volca"'* PARK AVENUE is a new street, 60 feet widn properly teraed and meUUed, witu pe^leet jmjWe, having main sewer in acntre Sf fi™JfeHif Ms.3^ Np Tn^SFKR Act; TERMS-Onejthiri cash; the balance- mar CoaUnna* on Fourth Page