THE AUOKLAND EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1884;



._.., ftailwtits. jfEW ZEALAND RAILWAY! Auckland Section. St. GEORGE'S DAY (WEDNESDAY), 2_ APRIL, 18S1), CHEAP FARES. „ Saturday Roturn Tickets will bu issued at etation to any station, v vailnble for the day onl papakura Races. A Spcpial Train Will run as follows;— AUc!thind,,dop. .. .. .. lj.p a.m lJr.wiiiark'r.t„dep, .. .. li.l On.m. l-apakuraßacecourse, arr... 12.15 p.m. Rktuiixinti — Papakura Racecourse, dep.. ii.lop.im Auckladd, arr. 7.0 p.m. A. V, MAePONALD, District Manager. Lost and Found. LOST, on Tuesday, at the Racecourse, Round Gold Earring set with diamont and pearls—Finder rewarded on leaving sail at Mascficld's Foundry. OST, from "Wood-street, Threo Littl Kittens —Anyone returning them to M Charles Blomllcld, Wood-street, Ponsonby, wi be rewarded, LOST, National Bank Cheque, No. IOoO:. ---drawn by Closo Bros, in favour of 1: Andrew, for £0 13s 3d. Finder rewarded o leaving same with Close Bros. LOST, in Ponsonby, a Musk-colouret Greyhound Pup; feet and tail tipped witl white.—i Finder will be rewarded on returuinj samo to G. Saunders, Vermont-street. LOST, a fat Bullock with a tar brand.- The flndor will he rewarded by acquaint ing Fishor fc Co. of his whereabouts. LOST, a Broken-haired Fox Terrier answers to tho name of " Tiny;" has on r registered collar.—A suirnblo reward will b. paid on delivery to Fisher _ Co. T .OST, betweon Onohunga and Auckland J,_, pn Saturday..last, 12th instant, I roll Kir Lca'h.r II si'des).—Ss reward if i-oturhed to th. City Flour Mills, Auckland, or to Harry Applin Carter, Onohiinga. LOST, small Envolopo, not addressed oontaining B.N Z. Cheque No. 9,210, signer in blank. Paymont stopped. Finder rewarded —Apply C; Stab Otlicb. Sporting. A UCKLAND COURSINC. CLUB FIRST JIEETING FOR 18S1, Aprll 29th. Piippy Stakes: For an Unlimited number o Members' Ddgs only, for a Sweepstakes of *2 _ each ; BliilUngs towards expenses. Dogs to bo ontered with tho Secretary, ant .trtko paid before eight p.m. on the 21st April, a1 tho Albert Hotel, when Judge and Slipper wil bo elected. Draw to tako placo on 28th April, at cighi p.nn, at same placo. Stakes to bo divided by pcrcontagc accordinf to bntry on 21st April. C.WALLNU T.Hon. Sec. Public Notices. mO MR MALCOLM NICCOL. Sir,—We, tho undersigned electors of the Auckland Harbourßoard i being impressed with the importance of shipping interests being ade quately represented on tho Board, and behoving that your intimate acquaintance with these matters, together with your having formerly Occupied a seat at tho Board, spocially qualify you for such a position, request that you will allow yourself to bo nominated for tho soot, Vacant by tho resignation of Mr C. B. Stone. D. H. Molfenzlo W. Compton Arnold, Hines & Co. E. Mitclrolson & Co. Stewart and Garlick Hector McQuarrio Joseph Craig T. 11. Hall _ Co, E, R. Cardno G. W. Binnoy Thos. Macky E. Ellinghara Kwen Wm. Alison Wm. T.-Whiilcy James Smith G. S. Jakins Robort 11. Caltotury Davies, McMillan & Co. G. W. Owen ' J. &D. Oxloy R. A M. Stark Auokland. April 19,1551, TO MESSRSTOWEN, COMPTON AND OTHER GKNTLKMKX SIGNING THE REQUISITION. Gentlemen,—l have pleasure in acceding to your request that I should allow myself lo be nominated for tbo vacant so.it in the Harbour Board, and if elected, will endeavour, by. close attention to my duty, to meiit your approba tion.- Yours faithfully, M. NICCOL. ""VTOTICE.— All Accounts die to mo not J3I Paid beforo tho 20th May will bo handed to my Solicitor for collection.—J T. Lopino, Tailor, 7, Wakofield-street. April 19,1551. " fTIHE OLD LAND AND THENEW"— X Now Song, this day at all Muslo-scllors. T>IANOFORTES Tuned and Repaired Jr by an experienced hand from Turkman's, London. Tuning, 5s ; Hummers Rc-lclted, Ono Gulnoa,—W, Slor, Karangahape Road. Newton. RS F. W. KNIGHT, Ladies' md Sick Nurse. — Upper Pitt-3troct, corner of Duka-strcct. ____^_ T~ HE PICNI" PARTY will leave Lome street Hall. TO-MORROW, at 10._ sharp, weather pormitting. STATE OF JESSIE RHYNAS, OF KAMO, WHANGAREI, WIDOW, DECEASED. All claims against tbo abovo estato mutt, in detail, bo sont to tho offlco of the undersigied before noon of WEDNESDAY, tbo 23rd da. of April Instant, otherwise the samo will notbo recognised. All debts owing to the estate nnst bo forthwith paid to the Executrix (Miss Rhyn&j, of Kamo), otherwise legal proceedings must lo commenced to enforce payment Wm. THORNE, Solioltor for the Executrix, Whangarei. *&% 4Sgs^* -4m T>ONSONBY REGATTA CLUB, Distribution of Prizos will take, phicp at th< Ponsonby Club Hotel TO-NIGHT (Saturday) the 19th instant, at eight o'clock. Members o Committee aro requested to attend at i._ s' la^p• D. F. EVANS. Hon. Sec. -j^IOHT SOIL CONTRACT All accounts that aro not paid on or beforo th( 15th April, tho sorvico will bo stopped wlthou urthor notice, and proceedings takon to recovei arrears. g wmTK contractor Office : Customs-stroet Bast (near Railway atation. opposito Jacob's Ladder). gfiABIETdTVIEW ROAD—Uomfortabli and well finished Cottage, in perfect condi tion. for Sale at D. F. Evans. Estate and Lane Agent. TO BUILDERS AND PROPERTi OWNERS. The -lndersigned are prepared to Exoavat. Allotments in the Lower Parts of tho City upon Dpecially favourable terms. W. & G. WINSTONE. I. I ' Tenders AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY (LIMITED). TENDERS FOR SHARES. The Directors of the Auckland Gas Conipan; (Limited) invito Tonders for tho Purchase 0 Five Hundred Shares in the Company. Tenders to be delivered on or beforo WED NESDAY, the 30th April. 1881, at Two o'Clool £m addressed to tho Directors of the Aucl P.Sli' 0«b Company (Limited), Fort-streel Auckland where topics of tho last report an. i_.lance sheet and furthor information obtained Tended may bo for tho wholo ot these shares orAuUares^_io_ may bo allotted under thes tendora wUi be placed on the Register and i _^rHn?nln granted free of Stamp and Transfe Feel, n_d wIU carry'the dividend for the hall y^ha end^vfdl_d6 Jpalirby the Auckland Ga Company Limited^) for the lost live half-year were at Iho rate of seventeen per cent, pc annSm, and for the seventeen previous hah ye .rs If teen por cent, per annum. y By order of the Board of Directors. E. B. PARSONS, Secretary, Auckland, 18th April, 1881. i~iOUNTF"OF WAITEMATA Tenders,addressedlotho <*»^_^'?Sis reoc-ived at this oflico unlil noon pn FB^il the 2nd of May next, for the following VV or_s. 1. Tho Contraction of Wade Bridge. -.I Ro forming and Gravelling Stewarts Fia 1 Raring Cobbler's Hill. Great Northrßoa, I. Repairing Portage Road, from Riverhea 5 K^KoUonol Bridge, near Mr Kelly'; ForminTi Bridle Road at Red Hill, Wa komiti, Manukau Heads Road. Plans, specifications, and conditions may t soon at the Council Office, and of No. 1 work t Lennan . Hotel, Wade: No. 2, Scott"■ goto Helensville; No. 3. at Thomas Deacon's Hote Riverhead j No. 4. at Wilklns'd PostjOfflce, Wa koukou ; tfo. 5. at Mr Beetham's, Hendersoii and No. 6, at Murdoch's Postofflce, Kenker Manukau Headß. JOHN JAMES. County Clork. County Ofßoe, Auokland, Apra 19,1881. m 0 BUILDERS Tenders will be received until noon of WEI NESDAY, April 30, for Erection of . amil Besidence at bevo^grt. Aim _ y> AtcMtaot m~O B~ U _I^_L D ER i Tenders will be roceivod until noon of FR DAY 25th April, for Erection and Completic In wood of & and Dwelling at Melros Deronport Plans, _c. at house above Crow Hotol, Grey-s -c -' SAUNDERS. rjT~o —B'"iT"T~L d c r _ "The time for receiving Tenders for I, MlleolnSn's Cottoges Selwyn-street, is c: tended toNoonof T^s DAY L M^^ hlto^ Continued on First Page



Wanted. WANTHD, a Printer's Slacli_ii_t,~ _Apply to Sir Barton, StAh oltlcc. WANTED, si_ competent Bushmen (none others need apply),—Apply .Globt ! Hotel, Wnkclicld-strcot, at eight, o'clock this i evening?, i "V^ANTEU— Garpeiitors;— Apply to li. c -■**, Hind, past Three Lamps, Ponsonby e>, Monday morning. WANTED, 2 Bricklayers.—Apply at .. r. W shops, .{at'ant'ahape Road, Gpposltt {D ulr Juamboitrno's. WANTED, 0 Labourers for pick and shovel and concrete work.-Apply Thos, I'aCey, Soafleld View Road. II o clock t.-night. Bricklayer, td fiulld . '> VT Double Chimneys.—G. Sdge, Oliphiuit •*" street, Ponsonby; \XrANTED, ri sniart ToungMdil;— Apply V V Nevada Hotol. WANTED; '20, Stonp, Breakers jhighest price; given —Apply to W. Kirby; oh the Works, Wollington-street. \\7 ANTED, Men to Make Furniture at TT a low price.—Apply at the Hobson-Blreet Shop, W. 11. Dampicr. WANTED, a Man or Boy, living in the neighbourhood of Nowmarket, to attend to v horso night and morning.—For address, apply STAK oflico. . . - \TTANTED, by tlie Advertiser, Situation a II ns Bookkeeper, town or country; i- would be willing to make himself useful in a ,o store.—Address, W.S.L., StAk Office. | WANTED, a Re.'DJrctable Young Man for Butchering. — Apply Mr Knight, [j. St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby. 11 \\f ANTED, a Young Man accustomed * » to hotel worki—Apply l"onsonby Club j, Hotel. _______________ l- VVTANTED, Respectable Youth, to n V T assist in bar and mako himself useful.— _ Apply Market Hotel. t WANTED, two Errand Boys.—Apply " il Sharland and Co., Victoria-street East. WANTED, a Respectable Boy from 12 to 11, for the shop.-Apply at the Hobson-street Shop, W. 11. Dumpier. ANTED, n Boy who can Milk*and do garden work. — Apply Mrs Philcox, ■ Dovonport. 0 \\T ANTED a Respectablo Boy at Her- T T hcrt H. Smith's Wrought Iron Stove and Oven Manufactory, Auckland Iron Works, ' Durham-street. " c TITAN TED,Ta Steady Briyfot* a Butcher's '• TV Slicpl—? I. Breariy, Victoria-street. - \XJ ANTED, Ii Lads at Gledhill's Cordial ' T T Factory. \Velleslcy-strcct. • \X7"ANTED, a Strong Lnd for the T T bako-hoiise.—Apply t_ W. Whitcombo, . West End Bakery, Ponsonby Road. ANTED, Apprentices to the Dress making; cutting and fitting taught.— Apply to Mrs Hemingway, Junction Drapery; Freeman's Buy. WANTED, Apprentices to the Dress and Mantlcmaking; ajso, Assistants and Improvers.—Apply Miss Leo Smith, Rut . laiid-strcol, opposito Drill-shed. s "V\7"ANTED, Machinists and Improvors T T to machine. — Apply Mrs Davoy, Great 1 North Roud, 3rd house from Newton Road; 1 ~\\f ANTED; by a Superior Energotic II Young Person, Siltiation ds Lady-help t or Nursery Governess ; good pianist.—Address A.Z., care Mr Hamer, Stationer, Newton. ' "Y\7"AN TED, by a Domesticated Young TT Person. Situation us Useful Help in ii . family whore a servant is kept.—Apply Mrs * Brume, Vincent-street. Y\7"ANTED.—A Young Lady wishes an T T Engagement as Companion or Lady . help; highest references. — Address "E.H.," Stak olllce. i XXT ANTED, un Assistant Dressmaker.— . TT R. B. Sluildor. and Son. ' \\T ANTED, a Good Nurse for Tauranga. ! T T —Apply at Stak Olllce. \\T ANTED- a Good Cook.—Apply Mrs 1 TT MaiuilD, Rokcby - street, oil Upper . Queen-street. WANTED, a good Cook ; also, a Housemaid; middle-aged person pre ferred.—Blue Post Boarding house. WANTED, a Cook and Laundress; re ferences required.—Apply Mrs Ireland, Hulme Court. Parnell. WANTED, a General Sorvant; no washing.—Apply to Mrs E. Fairburn, Manukau Koad, Parnell. Y\7"ANTED, a General Servant; must TT bo able to cook; references required.— Apply between 0 and 9 p.m. to Mrs Osborne, City Road. YVTANTED, a good General Servant.— T T Apply Mrs Burnnands, Dublin Houso, i Wyiidham-atrect. \/S/^ANTED, general Servant for the TT Country.—Apply Mr J. Clurkson, 87, Grey-street. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply to Mra R. J. Yates. Rutland House, Parnoll. ANTED, a Servant Girl, from 18 to 20.—Apply Sirs Easdown, Qucen-streot. WANTED, a Girl, about 14—Apply to Mrs N. MoLcan, Shelly Boachltoad, Ponsonby. WANTED, for the country, a Young Girl, about. II; must be fond of children. —Apply Mrs Trcmain. Wellesley-street. WANTED, a House and Parlour Maid; references required.—Apply betweon tho hours of a and 8 p.m. to Mrs Burton Ireland, Yurborough House. Parnell. WANTED, good Housemaid and Nurse maid.—Apply Hobson Hotel. WANTED, a Laundress ; good work.— Apply Mrs Dallen, Cort'ec Palace, Queon street. WANTED, Dressmaker (occasional) for family at Ponsonby.—Address, with re ; forences, to Box 81, Post-otlicc. I W7" ANTED, Barmaid, Cook, Laundresses, T T numerous Generals, Nursogirls, Lads, Parlourmaid, Housemaid, lis (Monday).—Mrs i Whitcombe's Registry. WANTED, a Partner with a Capital of £200 to £250; flrst-class investment.— - Apply Partner, caro of Star Ofllce. WANTED, Everybody to read tho second edition (just published) Ingersoll's ■ "Moses' Mistakes Criticised' by .John Buchanan. " -To be had of tho Booksellers. WANTED. —TO CAPITALISTS. — AVanted, a gentleman to Join in tho 0 Purchase of a very valuable tract of Land.— . Acdress or apply at Surmau's Store, Mount f Edm. ' \_7"ANTED, Tenders for Painting a Tl House (Nowmarket.— Apply D. Gil - ando-, Railway-street, Nowmarket. • T\/ANTED, Tenders for Painting 4 Cot- T T tages in Brown-street, Ponsonby, up to 3 Tuesday next, at hoon. ' \\T ANTED, 2 Good Milch Goats ; also 2 VV ingora Goats.—Apply to Geo. Cozenß, 27, Queer-street. WAITED, Employment by clerk ; good town references.—Apply Memo, Star 3 Office. ,' T/ITANTED, Pupils for Carpenters' and VV Buiders' Drawing-class, hold in Yonng - Men's Chrisian Association on Tuesday nnd Thursday Evening?, at 7.30. For particulars apply at Claa-room, or to R. Mackay Fripp, 9. Hoffman's Holdings. WANTE> —When you are in Hobson street (.11 and soo tho large and choice stock of Mosghl Tweeds jnst opened for the coming season, It Munro and MilUgan's. ANTED, tho.Ladies of Ponsonby to Call and Inspect Donald W. Jack and Co.'s large and will-assorted St. ck of Drapory and Millinery. Fi-o per cent Discount allowed - for Cash on all pa*cels of £1 and upwards,— - I'onsonby ltoad (opiositc top of Franklin Road. WANTED, Infection of our Splendid Stock of Milliiery and Underclothing; lowest pricos.at J. G.'jrown'B, Parnell. WANTED KNOYN—Where you will got tho best selection of Dress Goods, II both in Plaid and in Bain Materials, is at J. Cosgravo and Cos. k \_TANTED KNOVN. — A Cure for ;" \V Coughs, Piles, Rhuematism, Corns. a All complaints treated, — Professor. Ellis, 1 Herbalist. 308, Upper Quern-street. i, VTSTANTED KNOWN-That all the TT newest and most fashionablo shapes 0 in Straw and Folt Hatscal bo procured at J. * Cosgrave and Cos. j f- TSTANTED KNOWN tiatC. A. Collings VV hasagood supply of Fntt and Vegetables, 'S bt;3t Butter and Groceries. V Shop next St. :s Thomas's Church, Union .tree. ■_ 1 xfTANTEU KNOWN-1. B. Robson, V V Draper, Ponsonby, will \iTer portions of n Bankrupt Stock on Saturday—llankets, Cali coes, Counterpanes, . ANTED KNOWN—soodozen Flax Shirts, at Is Gd oach.-J. 'Josgravo and v Co. I . WANTED KNOWN—Potion of a Bankrupt Stock on Sale, Sahrday next, __ at Robson's, Draper, Ponsonby. G^od, clean, cheap, and not damaged by tiro. t Tl. ANTED KNOWN-That tl. balanco VV Of Men's and Boyß' Clothiiigthut was i. not sold at auction can now be had a auction A prices at the New Zealand Tweed <pmpany, Shortland-streot, lato Mr Hampton b. Joseph s, Moseß, Manager. 1 , -KirrANTED KNOWN, that the West W variety of Gloves, comprising 'Ga'ntletE. Mousauitaire, Swede, and Orient Kid tloves, >c, at J. Cosgrave _ Co.'s. _ =ixTANTED KNOWN—To all Buyers of I W Jewellery-Charles Kelsey and, Co. i „«ii»dher ß to their original practice of keying I- * ■SSxS&sa.'a? A* Q.ueen-Btreet. ± \T.TANTED KNOWN—That J. Cosgravt - W ana CO. have the largest grid mo* 3. falwonable stock of rj^-g^g^lSi Waterproofs, Cloth and *ur manu , 3- Paletots and Dolmans or any rw_» ly Zealand. .^ — ■_m- A >T frl .T) KNOWN—CHEAP TIMBEB ! I_\^ A?Xa. t^ebl And all other kindi -• :&«£*»««» I- D. Goldie, Albert-Btroet. ___. >n KKOWN, that all width; Company's — r ttt aNT ED KNOWN— To be Sold Cheap ' * WafAuston's Furniture Shop, 310, Uppoi • ™sten", 310, Upper Queen-street. - i • i _a»—iiinii



Wonted. WAftTEj. TO.LET; in Lo>ver Vincent street, a ROonii (furniihcd or fin * fbrnislii.'d) to-dhe Or two Young Ladies; Bdarr 1 if- ,recmiTed.—Apply next door hut one to Taylo '■ and Ehtricani Gruct *•.. ... ANTED,, to Let pFs'SlTa Firet-t. as. Nfciv S.Vefl-Rboihcd House and 1 Act. ' of Land at Morningside; closo to tho Rail .a: ' Station; 'busses pass several times daily . distanco, not more than 2Q minutes walk fron ; Upper Quefcn-strcct.— Apply to J: H. Smith . a. drKiiigs'df-Mqiijit. Albert,-.. '.-_-.. ..--... . TTIfANTED, to" Let- an. Utiiiii-hlslie* [ V V Sitting and Bedroom, with use o kitchen, at North Shore .-Apply Star Office. ANTED TO PURCHASE, a Trainee Shorting Dog;— Apply, stating terms, tt C. Z. Clayton, Cttrltoll R01". At'.klrjnfl.... ANTED, Premises, leading.tliOftJUWh faro, Newton or Ponsonby; ya.d witl klioii and stable attached preferred.—Apply bj letter to N.-m StAr Olllce. WANT.t(,.a respectable young Mana? Boarder, or otherwise. — Apply, for addrcsß, at Mr Rayraer's. Butcher, corner 0) Nelson and Victoria-streets. WANTED, f. respectable Gentlemen a; Boarders; comfortable home, use ol piano; tonus moderate— Mrs Watson. -3rd house from Mrs Eaglesim, Dressmaker, Wclleslcy street West. , ■ \\7 ANTED KNOWN—That all descrip- Tl tionsof Fur Capes can be procured from J. Cosgrave and Co.'s. from 10s (id. WANTED KNOWN, that T. Nutsford. Practical Wntchmakor, Jewoller, &c, (late of Wanganui), has fiommonoed business in the shop next door to White _ Watkinson, Tailors, directly opposite tho " Observer" Ofllce, Vic toria-street, where ho hopes by strict attention and punctuality tb UusliiosS to merit a sharo of public tiatronago. Every description otWatohes, Clocks, and Jowellcry Cleailed and skilfully re paired personally. No apprentices kept. A nice assortment of Watches. Clocks, and Jewel lery nhvrtyS iti stock. WANTED KNOWN, 500 pairs of largo Double Blankets at 13s fid por pair, well worth 255. at J. Cosgravo _ Co.'a. WANTED KNOWN, a large Stock of Silver and Gold Jowollery at Charles Kelsoy & Co.'s, 120, Queen-stroot. They kcop no imitations. ~V\T ANTED KNOWN, that J. Cosgravo TT and Co. keep a large assortment of Jersiy, Casljnicro, and Sila Gloveß, in all lengthß and prices. WANTED KNOWN, Seal Mull' Bugs, just Unpacked.—Charles Kelsoy and Co., Queen-street; WANTED KNOWN, that wo have im ported 500 Geiit.' Waterproof Coats, In the newest shapes,—J. Cosgrdfrb Se Co. VI .ANTED KNOWN—l.OOOpairsTweed TT Trousors, 9s 6d.—J. Cosgrave and Co. WANTED KNOWN—Cheap Drapory, Clothing;.Rlankots, Flannels, Drosses. Compotition defied; ,Come and judge your selves.—J. ,H. Hannah, victoria-Btrcet, off Hobson-stroet. WANTED KNOWN—SO dozen White Shirts, (splendid value), is lid; well worth "s.—J. Cosgravo and Co. WANTED KNOWN.-The, Cheapest Store in Town FOR PRODUCE OF AL KINDS- Selling nothing but tho Best, Allowing Quality to be tho test; Receiving Fresh Supplies Weekly of Prime Hobart and Kidney Potatoes, Sllverskin Onions, Canterbury Hams and Bacon, Cheeso and Ruttcr, WHEAT, MAIZE, OATS, Bit AN, ond CHAFF, &0., &c. Samples and Quotations UPON APPLIGATION.-Dnvics, McMillan1 and Co., 13, Customs-street, near 11. H. Morion's. WANTED KNOWN-F. O. Singleton, Jowollor, Elcctroplator, and Gildor, hus oponod ono of thoso splendid New Shops in Lower Quecn-stroot known as Pnlmerston Buildings, with a choico assortment of Jewellery, Clocks, Watches, _c„ Sec Inspec tion invited. F.U.S. still continues in Victoria street as heretofore, N -B.—Ofllces to lot at tho rear of now promises. WANTED KNOWN, I,OUO yards Flnnnol (all wool) to bo had for Is per yard.—J. Coßgrave _ Co. WANTED KNOWN that Herbert 11. Smith has not given up his Business as Stove and Itange Manufacturer, at tho Auckland Iron Works, but that ho is giving his Panorama Entertainments ns a Sourco of Re creation for tbo Benefit of his Health. Miscellaneous Wanteds. A YOUNG GENTLEMAN can be ac commodated with Hoard and Rosidenco in a private family in the neighbourhood of Bifhopscourt.—Apply Box 211. BOOT TRADE.—Wanted, Bench Hands; also, respectable Youths as apprentices.— Apply Parkor, Green _, Co., Wnkofloldstroct, 8~~ OOT TRADE.—Boys Wanted for the bench; also, Youth used to clicking— Auckland Boot Factory. Customs-street West.; CO ACHM AN Wanted for Privato Family; thorough efficiency and steadiness indis pensable.—Apply to Rlr Crowthor, Victoria i: tables, Wellesley-street. /COROMANDEL HOSPITAL. A Medical Man is required for tho abovo Hos pital. Salary, £200 por annum, with privato practice. Application to be made to tho undor signcd up to TUESDAY. sth May. ISSI. J. H. HARRISON. Socrotary Hospital Commlttoo. DRAPERY.— Wanted, Sharp Junior Assistant; also, young Lady and Youth ns Improve! s —J. Kondell, Brighton House, top of Grey-street PLATFORM SCALE Wanted.—Ad dress, state particulars to " Scales," Star Olllce. PAINTER WANTED.—AppIy A. H. Morris, Wellesley-Btrcct (above Crowther's). PERSONS wanting Hotels should com municate ; no chareo unless negotiations completed. — Logge, Bacon and Co., General Valuators. Fort-street, Auckland. mO MASTER BAKERS. — Wanted, JL Fmploymont as Second, or General Work man, Town or Country.—Apply " Baker" Star Olllce. WHAU LUNATIC ASYLUM.- Wanted. a Malo Cook for the Auxiliary Building. —Apply personally to tho Medical Superintendent at the Asylum, from 9 to 11 a.m. VVT ELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. VACANCY FOR ENGINEER, &C. Applications are invited until Noon of MON DAY, the sth May. for the Post of Engineer, and for Joint Engineer, Secretary, and Trea surer to the Harbour Board of Wellington. Particulars ns to conditions of Appointment, Salaries, Sec, to Ud" seen at tho Otlico of the Auckland Harbour Board. H. M. LYON. Socrotary Wellington Harbour Board. Wellington, April 10,188b Highway Board Notices. >mM£Ml!%i2& "TkEVONPORT ROAD DISTRICT. In accordance with tho provisions of "The Road Board Act-1882" and its amendmentof 1883, and "Tho Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876," I hereby give notico that tho nomina tion of Candidates to till four vacancies in tho Devonport Rood Board will be reccivod by me at tho offlco of the Board, Dovonport Hall, up to noon of TUESDAY, 20th April, and that tho Poll, if necessary, will bo taken on TUESDAY, 6th May, at tho said ofllce. BENJ. TANNER, Roturning Oflicor. : April 19,1884. M k "'_ Educational. HURCH OF ENGLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL Founded A.D 1855. Manukau Road, Parnoll. Governors : The Right Rev. tho Bishop of Auokland, D.D. Tho Yen. Arch. Maunsell. G. P. Piorce, Esq. LL.D. C. C. McMillan, Esq. Tho Yen. Archdeacon Pritt H. G. Seth Smith, The Hon. Col. Haultain Esq., R.M. Hoadmastcr H. T. Pycroft , , , . JW.E. Percival, Assistants ,C. A. Tobin. Drawing and Painting .. K. Watkins Writing, Commercial Arith metfk Bookkeeping .. H. Smith Mechanical Drawing, and Superintendent of Work shop P. J. Claridgc Superintendent of Gymna slum A. B. Broomhall Terms bogin Monday, Ith February, 20th May, loth September. Foes (£3 10s per term) cover all branches of instruction. Prospectuses can bo obtained from F. J. CLARIDGE, Agent for the Governors. LEMENTARY SINGING CLASS.— Tonic Sol fa method (the English national syßtom of teaching vocal music). To commence on MONDAY EVENING next in the Primitive Methodist Schoolroom, Upper Pitt-street, at half past 7 Teacher,Mr J.Clcndinning. Names may boenrollod at Mr C. Mackay's, Grey-stri c*. Subscriptions (in advance): Gentlemen, 10s; Ladios, 6s per Quarter. A previous knowledge of music not necessary. The fiirst Meeting Free to All, when illustrations will be given. -\JEWTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL—Rev. J3l Pottr Mason, B.A.—Tho Second Quarter will Commence on Wednesday, the 23rd inst. ADIES' SEMINARY,Coi__or. Road.— MISS VATI.K resumes duties Monday, 21st inst. Drawing, Painting, and German Classes for Young Ladies not attending School. US PALMER'S SCHOOL, Carlton Gore Koad.-The Second Quarter will begin April 18th. A Class for Dancing undet Professor Bernard will bo formed noxt month . in the now school-room. .[ Laud and Estate Agents. 'T. G. E W IN GTO N, J \T a ESTATE AGENT 1 r (Established 18 Yeans.) i TO LEND ON MORTGAGE, SUMS of £1_ t HOUSES To Let, furnished and unfurnished. VOR SALE, Houses, Shops, Cottages, Farms - ant Allotments. _-»._.,-. ™ > NjJW HOUSES on Mount Ttoskdl Road Foi ' ALLOTMENT fo, ; £15.\Terms-£5 down, and £10 quarterly, fre< , of Merest. High groimd. near town, and lovelj I - VOnV a few ROCKY NOOK ALLOTMENTS loft. \ lII.IHIMBlllll^^



Ecclesiastical. " YOUNG MEN; S CHRISTIAN /JSSO CIA .ION; Corner of Wcllcsley anfi i Albert-streets; — Meeting for Unitetl PJgjei r THIS (Saturday) Evening, at 7_o. . A.BJBLH READING will bo.given, •. Friends are cordiall. - invited. A-BIBLE CLASS fer ; MEN every s SUNDAY Afternoon, from 3 till;.'. v /__bSPtJL OF ST. MATTHEW; ehaptei . *Ur VII;, verses 7 to 2_—NOTlCE—Scholars a' belonging to the following Public Schools att i informed, that the Annual Prizes are now ' offered- by the. Scripture Gift Association : -1 Newmarket ■ School, Parnell. Nugent-street, 1 City .list Nos; 1 find 9, City West Nos. 1 and 2, f Newton EaSt, Newton West, ..'ld Pimsonby. Time: Two weeks. Enclose ih titi. elsp", *lncl 5 place in Receiving Box at Messrs Champtaloup 1 and Cooper's, Stationers, Queen-street.—N.B.—It 0 will pc needful in every Instance Unit one parent should state, in words, that the verses " rtrittfenVavebebnCorfcctlyrepoatcd. Children ' df 9 yen*-9; -fl-orB*;. 7 to 20 oßiy.—Depdt, High. J street; lsth April) ISB.I. ..___ . ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. — Services 8 a.m., 11 a.m.,3.30 p.m., 6.30 p.m. Sermons . —Morning, Rev. W. H. H. Jervois, M.A.; Evcn f ii'g. the Incumbent. Collections throughout the day foi' lloniq Missions. ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH,'—To mor row, 11 ani. and- 6.30 ]b.in. - Evening J Sermon by Incumbent, "Solomon's Parable of . the Resurrection." ST. MARY'S CHURCH, Parnell. — 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; .11 a,m.,Morning Prayer, Litany, and Sermon ; 0.30 p.m.. Evening Praycrand Sermon by tho Roy. W. H. H. Jer • vois, Mi A, ____•__. , ST. THOMAS'S .CH.UECB.-April 20th, 1881.—Tho Bishop of Auckland will ad ' minister Confirmation at 6.30 p.m. Candidates ' are requested to enter the Church by the vestry, _____ J CjT; JA M ES'B CH UR CH, k5 WELLINGTON-STREET. RE-OPENING SERVICES; , RE-OPENING SERVICES. The above Church having undergone oxlcn sivo Repairs and Painting, will bo RE-OPENED ON SUNDAY, THE 20th INSTANT, ny SPECIAL SERVICES, As follows:— Morning, at 11: rev. t. Mckenzie fraser. A.T_RNOON, AT 3! Tholtuv. J. ROBERTSON will conduct a Ser vice for' the. Young, to which Parents and Friends itro cUrdially invited, EvKNiNti, AT 6.30: REV. S. McFARLANI_ Special COLLECTIONS towards defraying oxpenses of Repairs will bo taken up at each Service PARNELL WESLEYAN SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY SERVICES WILL UK IIICLD ON SUNDAY NEXT, APRIL 2C.H. Morning Boi'vl6e, at 11 o'clock, by the Roy. li. Bavin. Afternoon Servile,at3 o'clock, by Rev. « ntkin. Address to Children, Paronts, and Friends. Evening Servico, at 6.30, by Roy. Griffith. ON TUESDAY, APRIL 22, A SOIREE will be held in the Schoolroom at 6.30, after whicli thero will bo a Public Meeting, to be addressed by Ministers and Frionds. A. LAYBOURN, Est)., IN THE CHAIR. ITT-STREET WESL EV A N CHURCH.—Mornin. at 11. Rev. A. Reid ; Afternoon and Evening, at 6.30, Rev, T. G. Carr. ST. JOHN'S WESLEYAN CHURCH, Ponsonby.—Morning at 11. Rev. T. G. Carr; Evening at 6.30, Roy. S. W. Bakor. DEVONPORT WESLEYAN CHURCH. —Morning nt 11. Mr 11. F. Rothwcil; Evening at 6.30. Rev. W. G. Parsonson. RIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCHES. SERVICES TO-MORROW as follows :- ALEXANDRA .TREET- Morning at 11—Rev. W. S. Potter. Evening at GJQ— Roy. W. S. Potter. PITT AND EDWIN-STREETS- Afternoon at 3— Mr George Turloy. Evening at 6.:o—Mr J. Knott. NEWMARKET— Evening at 6.3o—Mr Thompson. TjIRANKLIN UOAD PRIMITIVE A. METHODIST CHURCH.-Services on Sunday, April 20, by Iho Rev. J. Boothroyd. Morning, at 11. Subject: " Christianity, not Credulity ;" Evoning, at (1.30. Subject: " A Les son hy tho Great Teacher." UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCHES. PITT 'AND VINCENT-BTREETS- Morning at 11. Rev. S Macfarlane Evenln-r at fi.3o. Mr J. H. French. MOUNT EDEN- Eventiigat 6 30. Mr C. E. Button. WELLESLEY-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.—Sunday-school Anniversary Services, Choral Hall, Morning and Evening.— See advertisement. MOUNT EDEN BAPTIST CHAPEL —Morning at 11. and Evening at 0.30, Rev. Mr Woolloy. of the Thames. ONSONBY BAPTIST CHURCH.— Tho Rev. Charles Carter will preach at II a.m. and 6.30 p.m. WELLESLEY - STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. THE TWENTY-SIXTH ANNIVERSARY SERVICES OK TIIU SUNDAY SCHOOL WILL BE HELD TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), APRIL 20'rit. 1881' MR SPURGEON WILL PREACH MORNING AND EVENING IN THE CHORAL HALL. Suhjects: Morning—" Our Father's Will Concerning tho Little Ones." Evening—"A New Name in a \\ hito Stono." MR FAIRBROTHER will Address tho Scholars and Friends in the Afternoon at tho Chapol, Wcllcsloy-Btrcet. A PUBLIC SOIREE Will be hold in tho BcnoOL-ROOM on TUESDAY EVENING, April 22. Tea at 6.30 p.m. Tickets, Is 6d. Aftor Tea, Publio Mooting in tho Chapel, when Addresses will be given by the Ho vs. Macfarlane, Spurgeon, Fnirbrother, and "Woolloy. T. DAVID'S PR ESB VT E 1.1 A N CHURCH, Symonds-street.—Morning at 11. Roy. H, F. Macnieol; Evening at 6.30. Roy. T. MoKcHZle Fraser. M.A. LectUre: Solo mon." SBARNABAS'S, Mount Eden.^-First • Sunday after Easter.—B a.m.. Holy Com munion ; 11 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon by Yen. Archdeacon Clarke, 8.D.; 6.30 p.m.. Evening Prayer and Sermon. ELSH SERVICE.—The Rev. R. J. Robert, will preach at tho Rooms of tho V.M.C. Association to-morrow (April 20). at 6.30 p.m. CHRISTADELPHIANS meet at the Newton Hall on Sunday Mornings at 11 for fellowship, and In the Evening at 0.30. X> ATIONALISTIC ASSOCIATION.— XV Lorne-strcot Hall, Sunday, April 20.—' Morning at 11, Discussion Class; after whioh Meeting of tho Association. Evening at 7, Lecture, " Spirit or Matter, an Enquiry into the Causes of Lifo and Organisation, by Mr A. Campbell. Musical selections. Ladies cordially invited to attend. pONGREGATIONAL SERVICES. BERESFORD-STREET- Morning at 11—Rev. J. Robertson. M.A. Evening at o.Ro—Rov. R. F. Macnieol. MOUNT EDEN—6.3O, Roy. R. Laishloy. NEWTON—B. Evangelistic Bervice. , TWTEWTON EVANGELISTIC SER- J_l VICES, 8 p.m. Sunday nights. —Mr Hunter, founder of the Glasgow Foundry Society, and Mr C. Atkin will deliver Addresses on Sunday, April 20. GAELIC SERVICE will be held To morrow, at 2.30 p.m. in tho Young Men's Christian Association Rooms, Wollesloy-street entrance. All who understand are cordially in vited. Mr McLean will officiate. ABBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE.—Geo. A. Brown will Lecture on Sunday night at 0.30. Subject: "What Think Ye of Christ I" Morning Services at Temperance Hall, Albert street, and Eden Hall, Mount Eden, at 11 o'clock. CHRISTIAN MEETING-HOUSE, Cook street,—Subject for Lord's Day, _30 p.m.. April 13th, " the is Not Dead, but Sleepoth." A memorial discourse of the late venerablo Mrs Rattray.—H. Exlcy. TVTEW. CHURCH SERVICES.—HeId _I_l in the Commercial Rooms, over Rattray's. Queen-street Morning at 11 o'clock. Subject: " How Heavenly Blessedness is Lost." THEATRE ROYAL-SUNDAY • EVENING SERVICES, under the con duct of the Young Men's Christian Association 1 on Sunday evening, from 8 to 9. All aro in ; vited. Seats free. OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION. OPENING MEETING OF THE WINTER COURSE OF LECTURES. CHORAL HALL, FRIDAY, MAY 9. • JUS EXCEI LENCY THE GOVERNOR WILL PRESIDE. Addresses by Well known Gentlemen, i Particulars in future Advcrti'.empnt, LECTURE ON THL "TABERNAGLK," Illustrated by Coloured Diagrams, ' 1 BY THE REV J. S. HILL. IN I YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION HALL, ON FRIDAY, 2.TH INSTANT. AT 7.30. ADMISSION, BY TICKET, FREE. Collection on behalf of Evangelistic Work, • "VTOTICE.-Tho Rev. C. T. Baker will , _Ll Lecture at Otahuhu on FRIDAY EVEN] ING next on behalf of the British and Foreigr Bible Society.-H. H. LAWRY and It. B SHALDERS. Hon. Sees. ) = SEWING MACHINES for everybody.- D. 8. Chambers, 70. Quoon-slreet. ' -VTEW-COMERS PER R-ANGATIKI. ---r J_. Inspect Tapestry Carpet. Is Hid Suporior, 2s Ud; Oilcloth, Is; BestLlnoleum, 3t t* Ud; sold elsewhere, os. Other Furnishin. . Goods 20 per cent, cheaper than at Furnitun r Warehouses. Mr MoLachlan bought thesi goods for caah when in London at job prices. ---3 Corner of Queen and Wellesley-streetu. No 222. , ._ , ______________________________________



Amusements. .- T OIiNE -S; _■ MBfi T X A L L I TONIGHT! TO-Nt&'riT I TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! TONIOHT ! TO-NIGHT ! I j GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT ANI : . BALL I THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, ti'tld Ercf; : Saturday following. 1 C'ai'do of A'JmiS.lo*.—Gentlemen, 2s; Ladies ' Is ; Doublo Tickets. _3 Pd-- . ! Doors open at half-past V, l_ SC-W:rfcn|,e at! 1 sharp, closing at 11.30. | HORACE DEAN, Manager. ;AA R E 1.1 MIN AR V NOTICE. • A CONCEAT will take place In tho Theatri ' Royal on TUEsDa X, Mrty'", under tha manage * ment of Miss Shanaghan, to la.'so funds for the Bazaar in aid of the Convent, Ponsonby. ; "pONSONBY CHORAL SOCIETY. (JondtictOf: HERR CARL SCHMITT. A GRivNIJ ; SACRED AND SECULAR CONC-iRI WILL HE QIVEK IN TnE ODDFELLOWS' HALL, PONSONBY, ON MONDAY, mi* 28rn APRIL, 1884, a. EIGHT P.M., Bythk Mkmdersok the above Society, Kindly Assisted hy Friends. TICKETS, 2s. Piirtilttllai'fl in future issue. cONCEKI'.wII! be give-T_-iio Con grogationai Scnof_-'r'doirl,.E(ilnb.rgli-st., Newton, on TUESDAY NEXT, the iSd instant, by mombers and friendsof the Epiphany Chilrch, commencing at 8 o'clock. Admission, Is. ONSONBY BAPTIST BAND OF HOPE.—Special Monthly Entertainment bo h6!d Noxt MONDAY EVENING, at 7.30. A Capital Programme of Vocal and Instru mental Music, Kucitat'ons; &•..- Collection for oxpenses. ATAHDHU PUBLIC HALL. SATURDAY. APRIL 26', Afternoon at 2 o'clock, and Evening at ..-GRAND PANO RAMA OF THE WORLD AND COLOSSAL MIRROROFNEWZKALAND.MELBOURNE, AND SYDNEY. AND LOCAL VIEWS OF KISS-IN-THE-RING, ST. PATRICK'S DAY, _c. Admission :2s Od, with ono Ticket Art Unißn ajld. Admission to Dance. Back Seats, 's, Eilch child will rcceivo a Present at Aftor noon EntertaliimCfa. THE COMMITTEE of St. Sepulchre's Mutual Improvo-teht _ SociotJ- have de cided to Postpone tho RepfcsenUttion of thoir New and Original Burlesque, whicli was to have taken placo on Monday next, until tho end of the present session. GLASSBLOWING, Frkkman's Bay.- Saturday afternoon, from 2to 5. Admis sion, Oil. Each Vlßitor receives ono Glass Jug. —M. Cook and Sons. Lolly Jars, Is eaoh. Meetings. A MEETING of the Nowton Football Club will be held in tho ante-room of the ICdinburgh-strcct School-room on MONDAY NEXT, at S p.m. sharp. A full attendance re iiuested. Also, a full muster of Mombers is re quested at 2,30 p.m. TO-DAY, on tho Sur rey Hills. By order of the Committeo.—G. P. OBinond, Hon; SCc. • "VTBW ZEALAND SEAMEN'S UNION. _Ll —Auckland Branch.—Meet SATUR DAY, lilth, at 7.30 p.m., Working Men's Club. Business—Enrobncnt of Members, and confirm ing work done in connection with Branch. A. GARDNER, Sec, Now Zealand Seamen's Union, THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of tho Ponsonby Football Club will bo hold in tho Uniwd Sorvic.i Hotel on TUESDAY EVENING, tho'._nd instant, at 8 p.m. Every member is requested to attend.—E. NEVILLE It. FQRDEIi. Hon Sec and Treas. AUCKLAND BAND OF HOPE UNlON.—Notico to Members of Hands of Hopo.—Special Practico of. icces to bo sung at Annual Gathering on Queen's Birthday will lako place on TUESDAY next, 22nd Instant, in tho .*Jewton Congregational School, at 7.30. Macdermott and Rotiieriiam, Secretaries. V.S.— Mombers of tho Choir and other friends invited to assist tho Committee. -vr o t i c c; British and Foreign Biblo Society will hold their Annual Meeting on TUESDAY, May 6th. and it is hoped that all tho denominations will endoavour to avoid engagements on that even ing so as to give a hearty support to tho deputa tion (Rev. C. T. Bakor), who will specially ad dress tho meeting on that occasion. milE THAMES VALLEY ANI) ROTO RUA RAILWAY CO, (LIMITED). Notice is hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting of tho Thames Valley and Rotorua Railway Company (Limited) will be held nt the registered Ofllce of the Company, No, 147, Quccn-stroot, Auckland, on THURSDAY. Ihe 21th day of April, 1831. at 3 o'clock in tho afternoon, when the subjoined resolution, with or without modification, will bo proposed. Should tho resolution bo passed by tho required majority, it will bo submitted for confirmation as a special resolution to a second Extraordinary Jjloeting,which will bo subsequently convened: " That the Capital of the Company bo rc duocd'from £100,000, divided into 400,000 Bhares of ono pound each, to £300,000, divided into 300,000 shares of one pound each, by cancelling 100,000 shares of one pound each, which afo unallotted." By order of tho Board. John batger, Eecrotary Thames Valloy and Rotorua Railway Company Limited. Dated Bth April, 1881. T>ANK OF NEW ZEALAND. Notice Is hereby given that the Half-yoarly General Meeting of tho Proprietors of the Bank will bo held in the Banking-house, in Auckland, on FRIDAY, tho 25th day of April Next, at Noon, for tho purpose of Receiving tho Report ot the Directors for tho Half-year ending 31st inst., nnd for any Business that may bo brought beforo the Meeting. By ordor of tlie Board of Directors. D. L. MURDOCH, General Managor. Auokland, March 21,1881. T_>ANK OF NEW ZEALAND. The TRANSFER BOOKS of this Bank will ' bo CLOSED from WEDNESDAY, tho oth, to FRIDAY, tho 23th April, both days inolusive. By ordor of tho Board of Directors. D. L. MURDOCH, Goneral Manager. Auckland. March 24,1884. AIT OKI GOLD-MINING COM PANY (LIMITED). Tho Ordinary Annual Meeting of tho Sharo holdors will be hold at the Company's Office, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auckland, at 4.15 p.m., on WEDNESDAY, tho 30th inst il. G. MacUONNELL. Manager. Auckland, 19th April, 1884. mE AROHA EUREKA GOLD-MINING X COMPANY (LIMITED). Tho Ordinary Annual Meeting of the Share holders -will bo held at tho Company's Ofllce New Zealand Insurance Buildings Auokland at 3.30 p.m. on WEDNKSDAY, the 30th instant D. G. MacDONNELL, Manager. April 19,1881. PREMIER GOLD-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). Tho Ordinnrv Annual Meeting of IheSliarn holdors will be held at the Company's Office Now Zealand Insurance Buildin.3, Auckland at 1 o'clock p.m. on WEDNESDAY, the 30tl D. G. MacDONNELL, Managor. Auckland, April 19th. 18_. A. EW FIND GOLD-MINING COM J_N ' PANY (LIMITED). The Ordinary Annual Meeting of the Share holders will bo held at the Company's Office New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auokland at 3 o'clock p.ni„ on WEDNESDAY* the 30tl D. G. MacDONNELL, Manager. Auckland, April 19th, 1884. . Medical. VIOLENT Raging Toothache is ii nearly every instance instantaneoußl cured by using Odontalgicon, the new remedj Is.—C. W. Goodson, London Arcade. "DATS! RATS! RATS!-Us. : JLV SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTS!, Rats eat It greedily, and dio; na«smell. Price. One Shilling a Bottle. F. C. SHARLAND opposite Poat-offloe. l__._KE'_"_l_ _N_ECT I'OWDER.—Th k. best and most roliabla in tho market. 1 ' perforated canisters. Price. IB 6d. —F. C Shabland, Apothecaries Hall. OOTHACHE CURE — Instantaneou Rolief-ODONTALGIC-ls per bottle.- F. C. SHARLAND (opposite Post-office). R"~ OSELINE fob the HAlß.—This ele gant preparation completely eclipße every article of a. similar kmd now befor 1 the public—Price, ls6d a bottle.—Sharlani i Apothecaries' Hall. ' Tkß. ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYA] JL- AND STEEL PILLS.-The most popnla : medicine of the day. Price, 2s 6d a box.—Coll nial Agent, F. C. Sharland, opposite the Por " .(.no. WORM. All children suffer from them. s It suspected, ask for the Certain Co' - j SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, Is paeko . Apotheoarieß' Hall, opposite Poßt-ofllce. 3 . i. CI ABDINA LS' MARCH.—Ooples may I l had 'jKkXmo_________" —"T — ~



For Sale. TTtOR SALE, . good Second-hand 4<_> _|j gallon Iron Tanks.—Apply to Mrs S. A. Saunders, Oxford-street, Newton. OR SALE (a bargain), a Grocery and Fruit Business, main th'aro*tig .fare. Price, ai_—Address Star Ofllce. FOR SALE, with immediate possession J-roomed Vefandnh Cottage with sculler^ ) and evory convenience; price, £130.—Apply I. Hastings, Charlotte-street, New North Road.- OR SALE, 80 Lamgshahs", pure and three-qWarter bred; about 70 of them ' young hens just laying. — Apply "Herbert,' lioxgll, Poat-oflico. OR SALE, only .400, Now el .-roomed House; allotment,'.o_ 207, planted ; 'buses 3 pass the door.—R. G. Bryant, Rocky Nook, Ne*. North IloatL IjVdß SALE, Country. Hotel; good local . trade; fa-ou'''*e report town visitors.— • Apply Stak Officii. FOR SALE, three-year-old Black Filly, broken to harness, staunch and quiet; : light Hpring Cart, almost new; Silver-mounted Set of Harness, now.—G. Sago, Oliphant-Btreet, " PonSOnVy. OR SALiS, Double Breech-loading Gun and Muzzle-loaders j also, four, five, and six-roomed Houses at Ponsonby.—J. Cstiadine. Watchmaker, Vermont-street. OR SALE, fine Building Allotment, Milford-stroet, Ponsonby, 100 x 150 cheap; also, go'oil .' -!?' ments (free of stone). Mount Eden. Easy tef_r.*f. — 11. Partington, Land . Agent. __~.„_, , tnOR SALE, Te Awamutu, fine' Farm of JJ 150 acres, being Lots 29, 2CI, 262 and 263, i Parish of Punui, Cheap, terms.—ll. Partington, j atichbury'a Buildings. FOR Immediate sale, Nowton Road, nice House' of 7 rooms, with gas and every convenience; also, House 4 rooms, Blako-st., cheap.—ll. Partington, FOR SALE, cheap, a 4-roomed Cottage/ Russoll-strcot, off the Great North Road. —R. M, Heighten _ Co., agents, 177, Queen [ street, olllces upstairs, ITIOK SALE, oHGreat North Road, well * ;! ; i'»h';'l Houbo of I rooms and skillion, in ' Home-street • oplenflld *low, and very cheap.— ; H. Partington. StiehbUfy'Bßuihungß. . .' "ITIOR SALE, Villa ResideflC . 6 rooms, 'X. fitted with gas. water, and eVefy ton ' venience; -wash-house, &c.; Dice garden.— Third house left-hand side from All Saints', Church-st.fent, _______ TTlOli SAI,E, cheap, top end of Mary 'JJ strccJ, Mtttfttt Udelt Road, close to Sayer's Store, «-roomed House,'wjttH bay window, wash -1 house, and overy conVcn.en'K. M'lst be sold,— Apply on premises. _._.-. ITIOR SALE, Northcote, about o acres of J "Land; fino building site; water frontage and splendid view, suitable for subdivision.— For further particulars, apply to J. It. Rander- Boii. Mercantile Chambers. Queen-street. IHOR SALE, a 5 and 6-roomed House, ■ situated in Edwin-street, Nowton; oaßy distance to town: a good supply of water; register grates 1 also, substantial front fence, built of brick.- Terms as arranged.—Apply to William Rosaef; Builder. Wqod-st., Ponsonby. OR SALE, d Farm within 6 miles of Kawakawa, Bay of Isfrinds, containing SOO acres, all fenced and subdivided and well watered; 8-roomcd House, Stable,- _C—Apply to J. M. and J. MC'wb.ay, Land Agonts, Fort street. 1710K SALE, a Fish Curin'' and Canning J Establishment, in a good Seaport Build ings and appliances complete. Price, £250.—F0r farther particulars apply to Vaile and DOuglas, Land Agents, Shortland-street. FOR SALE (Commercial Road, just boyond Eden Terrace), a Very Cheap Verandah Cottage of 5 rooms; register grate, cupboards, Sec Price, £270; cash required, £25; balanco on easy terms.-D. F. Evans, Estate and Land Agent. 137 OR SALE snd to Let, Farms, Allot mßnts, Houses, Boarding-houses, Hair dressing and Tobacconist Rusinesses, Stores, Drapery, Butchery, _c—Heighten and Co., House and Land Agont, 177, Qucen-streot (offices upstairs). OR SALE.OenoralStore withßutchery, In rapidly rising township, in tho centre of a large agricultural district. The buildings consist of Storo end Loft, and Butcher's Shop detached, all built Of good timber; closo to rail way station. Price for jJi'tipefty and goodwill, £.100. Stock may bo taken at valuation. Terms easy.—Apply Vnile and Douglas, Laild and Estato Agents, Shortland-street, OR SALE (Parnell), very pretty and convenient Villa Residence of 7 rooms, in good order, and comfortably fitted with cup boards, gas and gas sfofes. register grates, Venetian blinds, dresser, n!ca_flfe ( . tec. Sec, Corner allotment, about 10 x 100. and Wt adjoin ing, about 50 x 100; all tastefully laid out in flower garden, &c, &c. Beautiful viow, over looking tho Domain, and very pleasant position. Price, £500. Cards to viow, &c—D. F. Evans, Estate and Land Agent. ITIOR SALE, for 14 da?s only, City 1 House; 10 rooma, bath. Venetian blinds, water, gas, drained, concrete entrance, 10 minutes from Qucon-^l.reet. on road. Price, £1,2)0. A rare chance, ftorthcotc, 3 roomed Cottago, Stable, and 2. acres Orchard, £620. Franklin Roads, Shop and 5-roomed Dwolling, £000. Oxjord-strcet (off Newton Bond), 2 5-roomed Cottages and Workshop, price £550, or sell separately. Ponsonby Road, 2 groomed Houses, £1.000. Mcunt Albert,■ 9 roomed and 1} Acfe . £1100. Mount Albert, 7 roomed House and 0 Acfes, £1,100. Mount Albert, 10-roomed House and M Acres, £2.000. Further particulars on application IC J. R. Kan derfon. Morcantilo Chambers.Quoen-street. T|i O TC S A L E. HOTEL PROPERTY, in one of tbo Principal Coast Towns of the North Island, containing 2S rooms; size of dining-room, 31x22, and the other rooms correspondingly large. The owngr is about to leave the colony, and oflers this property at a very low figure. Average takings. £70 per week. , REMUERA.-45 Aores of Land, facing the Main Road, subdivided into Grass Paddocks and Orchard. _, __ . ~ BAY OF ISLANDS. — Two Farms, Freehold and Leasehold, containing 661 and 496 Acres of rich Volcanlo Land, plenty of wood and water, House of 8 rooms, and closo to a post and telegraph office. Subdivided Into Twelve Paddocks, laid down in English Grasses. WAIKATO.—IOO Acres.near Huntly: £2 per acre; Bush and FoHi Land, containing from nine to ten million feet Kahiktttca, Ritnu, and Mata Timber. With TWO Cottages, and Land partly Ploughed and Fenced. 50s per acre. A. SCOTT &COi. 73. qtieen-st. TH O R 13 A L W. TnE Magnificent BRICK FAMILY RESIDENCE; PARK HOUSE, Situated in Princes-street (adjoining Alhert Park). Now in the occupation of Mrs J. Surra. For full particulars apply tp GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. A V RE D _ PAS, DEVONPORT. FOR SALE, tho Residence of undersigned in Grey-street, near tha Boach. five minutes walk from Victoria Wharf. Thoro is nearly an acre ot tho Richest A Tolcanlc Soil in Orchard and Garden, and one of the moat substantially-built Houses in the Colony. The Hoitse is 60 feet wide by 37 feot in depth, and contains spacious Hall and eight rooms. Tho Drawing and Dining-room arc each 26 x 15. There are be sides-Stable, Wash-house (with Copper Boiler), Ptovo. and an excellent supply of wator. Iho Property commands a fino view of tho harbour, and is woll sheltered. Ton,l8 t e?K^ AW,% t s0 , Immigration Office, Auokland. O PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.- For Sale, a Donkey, qulot for children to ride. Prico, £B,—Apply to F■ O. Ewington. /"\UITE NEW.—House of 7 rooms with \sJi Bath, City Water Supply and Gnsla'd on, well finished, slate roof, ir amental fence frontago ; allotment of 10 x 115, well drained; • situate in healthy and pleosant locality in the city with good view. This is a property well worthy of attention, and will be sild lmmedi ntelv. Price only £700, of which £1 0 may remain at, 8 per cent, for a term ol years.-J. R. ' RaNDERSON, Auctioneer and Land Agent, : Morcantilo Chambers. TO CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS.- Business for Disposal; good suburban J district. — For particulars, apply Mr Ronton, Drug Company, Shortland-street, FOR SALE, several Allotments, Mount Eden, £20 cash, balanco on any terms to . suit purchasers.—W. V. Stevens, High-street, ' Ol f_ CASH, balance on easy terms, afeXO for a Cottage and Freehold Allot ment. Mount Roskill Road.—W. V, Stevens V High-street. . INE VIEW of the Harbour. — l\ev, House (on City Leasehold, having front ~ ages to Hepbiirn and Pictoh-streetS; ground rent, £0) of seven rooms, water and gaslait ' throughout *, well llnished washhouse with Citj |] water supply, and othor outhouses; concrotr walk; every oonvenience. Owner only just do cided to sell. — Apply J. R. Randorson, Alio tioneer and Land Agent, Mercantile Chambers TRAMWAY TERMINUS. — Marim Villa Site 56 x 233, fenced on two stdci with double belt of trees, baok front and up thr . centre. Splendid view, whioh can never b. '' built out, Must be sold, and now offered adc [• cided bargain at £220. Also, a vory supcrio !■ little Villa in Clarence-street, cheap, at £380 ---n W. L. Mitchell, 8. Mercantile Chambers. O NEW-COMERS, Small Capitalists WorklngMen.with f amilies,_o.—To Lease - with Purchasing Clause, Cultivated Farms o 50 acres upwards, near a station, school, ani cheese factory; exceptional terms offered.- Kdward Wayte, o. Mercantile Chambers. " C.URREY HlLLS.—Srsnd New Houso J C. :for immediate Salo : Well-finished 7 '' Roomed House (largo rooms), with wash-house - bath-room, gas, and writer; every convenience Large Allotmont, 11 x 140 * a few fee.t additions c canbe procured if desired- .20. Also, adjoin ing 6-Roomed Houso, in good order, well dva'inod allotment, and a decided bargain—onl; £150 Terms if desired. Thoso eligible res: dertces are both situated in Kent-street, an. " havo never before been offered for sale.—Appl 6 J. It. Randorson. Auctioneer and Land Agent n Mercantile Chambers ELROSE, 3 LARGE ALLOTMENTS CHEAP. Victoria Park, 3 Allotments, IDs per foot, chea) " Northcote, lots 231 feet deep, 20s. Wellington-street (city), £15. Lots 53 and 55 Bella-street, Ellcißhe. larg ' depths, 20s. * .' ' E Bayfield, very large AUotment, £90, .£IOO, an c 22b Sd per foot. '• Mount RosWl), 50 x 148 ft, 6ins., 15s per foot. Devonport, large Allotment, £2 por foot. 7 Richmond Road, 117 feet lots deep, £2 15s pi L foot, cheap. v College Road, £7 per foot - Gladstone (Northcote), 1 acre, £85. t- Melford-Btreet, £2 10s per foot, Northcote, cheap, £60; 100x167. ~ Mount Eden, Prospect Terrace, cheap, 25s perl I, Mount Eden, Cottago, very cheap. Newton, Cottage, only £370. Birkenhead, 25 acres, choap. i Surrey Hills Estate, 5 grn nd Allotments, £5 pt« 4 £4 ~ Also, cheap Houses, fee. - Inspection invited. , c W. QTJL LOITER. r



To let TO LET, Apartments. Furnished or Un. furnished,—Grey-street, 117. TO LET, a House of 7 rooms in Wynyard street, close to Grammar School.—Applj , to Mr Thoß, Williamt), Wynyard street. TO LET, a good 6 or 7-roomcd Houso : gas and water laid on.—Apply S. Rout ' Angslß.a'Street. _____________ TO LET, a Six-roomed House In York street,- Parnell.-All particulars on npplica I tion at the house, TO LET, Offices at tho rear of 3_ G. Singleton's New Jewellery Establish ; ment, Palmerston Buildings, Queen - streot f Wharf. ; TO LET, 4-roomed Cottago with scullerj In East-street, NCwton, — Apply .. 11. I lamer, Newton, T~~ 0 LET, Stokers Road, Mount Eden, G roomed Houses bay window, grates, colonial.oven, cupboards, -Wafer Ja_t in, wood shed.—Apply next house. .. ; rj.o LET, a' (5-rooraed House, situated , A firightos, Parnbll ;gaa and water laid on, —For particulate rmply W. Hudeoii, Parnell ; Rise, "' TO LET, Well-furnished House and 8 acres of good Land, Mt. Roskill Road.— Apply J. R. Randorson. Mercantile Chambers, Queen-street. TO BE LET in Hepburn-street, in a cheerful position, v new and convenient Family Residence, having a bath-room, and i water and gas laid on.—Apply to F. G. Ewing . ton, Estate Agent. 0 LET, in Queen-street, Shop ai_. Dwelling, Fixtures, Counters,- Glass Cases, .o.—Apply E. T. Heroert, Draper 200. Queen-s.recL or Heighten and Co., House Agents, 177, Q'tfeeii-street. TO LET, a good i_i_}ljf Residence fron{ ing the Manukau Road. T__re are Eifeht Apartments, with Bath-room. Wasu-dcrase, etc.; gas and water laid on.—J. M. LennoX, Land Agent, Queen-street. TO BE LET, Furnished, in Upper SymondS-Btfeet, a very superior Nine- Hoomed Villa, with g„8, water, concrete yard, and every convenience.—For particulars apply to F. G. Ewtygton, Estate Agent- ri^O LET, Unfurnished Parlour With bay I window, Dining-room and Bedroom; the suite, or separately; two minutes' walk from Queen .-treet; bath, gas. and every convenience; board ctfld attendance if required.—Apply Star Office. _ mana-. O LET, at Newfiiafkst, directly oppo site the Railway Static** (ha Shop, Seo., occupied by Mr Collins, Photogi'n*J_.f, _ The building is now; size of shop, 24 x 26; position, without doubt is unrivalled for a cash business or photographer. — Apply to F. G. Clayton, N ewmftrkct. 0 DET OK LEASE, the Farm at Man garfi htrttin tho occupation of Mr J. Bain bridge, whost' 16*0 terminates (fh the 24th May next, containing 318 ac'riS,- aW.laid down In grass and subdivided into conveMeA!. *addocks: to gether with a two-story House. Bti!lt of brick, vorandnh and balcony, and divided sito 10 rooms, kitchen and scullery, and other houses, stabling, Ac. Most of the Farm is thoroughly tile-drained. Apply to ~,„„,, D, LjYNCH, April 16,1881. Ponsonby. SAMPLE ROOMS OR WORKSHOP.— Two Large Rooms To Let In Warehouse.— Apply Shakespear fc Co., Qncen-3trect. EVONPORT. — To Let, a Dwelline hotfße of seven rooms, with pantry, scul lery, washheruso', register grates, concrete tank, oto.-Apply tomfH. Pitts, Builder, Devonport. FFICE To Let, Containing two Rooms and Fireplace; rent low to good perma nent tenant.—Aptly to C* J. Hfitchiiison, Cus toms-street XVTAREHOUSE TO LET OR LEASE. Warehouse of two stories, with excellent cellai, in Albert and Little Qu_e_-__ec_, B, TO^ga _ CO. :m o l _ t: A GOOD FARM of 210 acres at Manurewa (late Donovan's); one half scoria land, fenced, subdivided) and in gross, with necessary build ings. A GOOD FARM of 210 acres at Pukekobe: fenced, subdivided, well-watered, some good bush. For Lease or Sale, on easy terms, as agreed on. ALEX. WHYTE, STOREKEEPER. ONEHUNGA. Corporation Notices. pift OF AUCKLAND. GENER__ SITE. Notice iB hereby given that the City Council of Auckland intend, on THURSDAY, the Bth day of May, 18*1, to make and levy a General Rate, In conformity with the provisions of the Rating and Municipal Corporations Acts, 1876. and Amendments thereof, of One Shilling in the Pound on all assessable properties within the said City, for a period of (12) twelve months, payable in one sum on the 2nd day of, June next, Fin.ti.ul.rs of the Rate aro opeH for inspec tion. By order,- P. A. PltiUPSi Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office. April 17. 1881. 39. piTY OF AUCKLAND. ESTIMATE OF "GENERAL RATE. Notice is hereby given that in conformity wi'h Clause 109 of the Municipal Cof J>_*stion3 Act. 1876, an estimate of a General Rato tube made on THURSDAY, the Bth day of May, 1881, and payable on the 2nd day of June next, lies at the Offlco of the City Council for inspec tion i P, A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Tdwn Clerk's Office, Apfil 17.1881. 395 pitfy OF AUCKLAND. FORMATION A*ID DRA-NAGfE WORKS, FRANKLY N ROAD J ALSO, FORMATION WORKS, PAGET-S^'REET*. Tho City Council will ,-eceive Tenders utitll Three p.m. of THURSDAY, May 1, for above Works in terms of plans rind specifications to be viewed at the Office of the City Engineer, Coun cil Chambers, High-street. The Council do not bind tU.nisclrcs to accept any tender... Tenders to be endorsed " Works, Franklyn Road and Paget-street." p ____*, Town Clerk's Office, Atrril 17; 1881. 263 nilY OF A UCKLAND. SPECIAL ANNUAL RECURRING RATE. Notico is hereby given that the City Cotincil of Auckland intend on THURSDAY, the Bth day of May, 1881, undei tho provisions of the City of Auokland Loais Consolidation Act, 1883, and the Rating and Municipal Corporations Acts, and amendments thoreof, to make and levy a Special Annual Recurring Rate of One Shilling in tbe £ upon all Assessable Property within tho said City, payablo in two equal half yearly payments, on tho 2nd day ot June and December in each and every year, for the pur pose of providing Interest and Sinking I und! for existing Loans. Particulars of the Rate aro open for inspec tion. By or cr. p PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, April 17,1881. 396 Mottcy. ' -AM A T0 ** .WO LENT on Buildinf gt* JL" Society principles, or on other term : to suit borrowers. Allotments bought ant ' Houses built on Weekly Payment Systen ' Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List o . Properties for sale on 4th page. Six per cent allowed on money deposited for investment- ' C. Williamson Land. Estate, and Financla ' Agont and Valuer, High-street Auckland. ONEY TO LEND.—I havo severs Sums of Money waiting investraom . Mortgages negotiated, _c, &c—D. F. Evoni . Estate and Land Agen i l\/TONEY TO LE-D, on good freohok 7 JVJL security, in sums of £30 and upwards. ---3 Archibald Buchanan, Solicitor, St Mung J Chambers (opposite Bank Now Zealand). '' TNDUSTRIAL and PROVIDENT PER 3 I MANENT BUILDING. LAND. AND IN ■ X YE9TMISNT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND ? Cornor of Queen-street and Vulcan Lane. ■- investmentTdepartjient. r This Socioty is now issuing: ■ Ordinary Investing Shares, carrying full rat - of interest and profit. . ' Paid-up Investing Sharcsof £20each,carryin , 7 per cent, interest (payable half yearly) am i r tieipaUn|tajr^t ) S., pA _. I , MJSNT Intcrost allowed on deposits for; 12 months r per cent, n months G per cent. „ 7 days' notice o per cent. ? BORROWING DEPARTMENT. Tho Society advances on Approved 1 rcehol . and Lpasehold Property to the extent of thre. :* fourths of the value. Borrowers may pay off part or the wholo i their mortgages at any time. ' Reduced Table of Rates and any further pari 7 culars required may be obtained at the Society * CCS' GEORGE FRASER, Manager. t, .__ - Board and Eesidence. ACCOMMODATION for two or thr respectable temperate Men; two roinu*. from Albert Park (opposite Lome-street Hall. ;0 \\T ELLESLEY HOUS: > > Weu.esley-st., Auckland (Three Doors west from Hobson-street). BOARD AND RESIDENCE. A Good Table kept *, lofty and well-ventilat 31 Bedrooms, Plunge and Shower Baths, and ev< convenience to ensure the comfort of Board, and Visitors. Terms, £1 per week. . M. MASON (late of Wellington), Propnetrc GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTE HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodging 20s per We /_ j Single Boom ... - - .. ... '-3s dm »•> l' — . HOTELS for Disposal, Auckland . district, also in otheyiartHofJNprth i



Pergonal* TAKE NOTICE.—I will not be re sponsible for any debts my wife, Margaret . Kew, may contract after this date, she having - left her home without just canße.—Manfred 7 Kew, View Road, Mount Eden. April 16th, 1884. i ***= Business Notices '• r.HEAP AND GOOD CUTLERY. THOMAITIJAMUEL, Importer of Cutlery, has just received a good supply of all kinds ot t TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, Consisting of Ivory and Bone Table Knives, ', Pocket knives, Loekwood's and Johnston's Scissors and Razors, snporior makers. ELECTRO-PLATED WARE- Forfes, Spoona, Cruets, etc All tlie aboTj Goode Belling atverylow prices, , wholesale snd__rta_. ' | THOMAS _SAMUEL, i 108. Queen-at. (next Mr weatpfabl, Bootmakerj iiCIAMDEL WHITE I i? 5 HAS FOR SALS At THE YARD. ; i CUSTOMS-STREET*.- _ . ! | Per liW. •! Puriri Posts ~^_ .. . .-. *6 10s , Very Good Puriri Foata * , .-. 710 Hobart Ralls « 90 i Sawn Pnrlri Poatu 8X 3 .. .. lsridooh. ■ Sawn Heart Kanri Boards, 6XI .. 18a pr 10. : Split Palings .. -■-■ -•-■ .-. 10 j Hobart Rails .. _ _■ .. 90 .ivn Rimu Ralls .. . .. Co Titrecltails .. .. .« _ 70 ;■ Kauri Poets lscacb . Sliini-lcs. House Blocks, &c. I 19 SAWN SLEEPEKS, 8x5.2a 6d each. ' /WOODSON'S T ONDON A RCADE. Having just COMPLETE.? Otfk ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING, we find it very large, and are ! resolved to REDUCE IT AT ONCE, giving to our Customers tho full benefit of a GREAT REDUCTION wc have made upon BEVERAL lINES of which Wc have Excessive Stock. Wo have received MOST LIBERAL PAT RONAGE from the Residents of and Visitors to ' Auckland, for which we tender our SINCERE ; THANKS. We yet think numbers haw not availed themselves of Inspecting our 0--R--A..N-.D S>-TxO-^C_-K. We moat cordially invito all to do so, as it stands U .-N-_R-vI .-VyA-vWWBv-D In tho Colonies, either for EXTENT - VARIETY — NOVELTY OR CHEAPNESS. We adhere to our Trade Motto-" Small Profits and Quick Returns — and Mark our Goods accordingly. The USEFUL and the ORNAMENTAL, INIMITABLE and ECONOMICAL, are here Blended in Delightful Variety. Note the Address: GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, Qt/EE-J St. VICTORIA-STS. (And at Ghristchtlr_h and Wellington). Drapery nOMMEKCIAL TTOUSE, 172 -QUEEN-STREET —172. WILSON, WILLIAMS, & McCOLLAGH Desire to announce that, having bought, at 0 heavy discount, a lot of LADIES' MANTLES Of the Newest Designs, in Cloth. Broche, Silk, and Velvet, will show fhe same on FRIDAY, 18tH APRIL. The Abote Are RICH, BEAUTIFUL GOODS, and will bo sold at a very small advance. TO BE SHOWN ON MONDAY, APRIL 7, And fcTfcwttig days, AT T. MONASTER'S. QUEXN'STREET, AT T. McMASTER'S, QUEEN-STREET, A Laege Stock of NEW GOODS, JUST RECEIVED BY THE . NORTHUMBERLAND, From Ixjtmon, Comprising— NOVELTIES IN MANTLES, MILLINERY, DRESSES, AND COSTUMES. ALSO, NEW GENERAL DRAPERY, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, Etc., MEN S CLOTHING, SHIRTS, HATS, AND SCARFS, —at— T. Mo M A S T E R' S, Opposite the Market. Auction*. W. S. COCHBAUE.I TJAS. DACRE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23. CITY OE AUCKLAND TRAMWAY COMPANY SHARES. No Res-bkvb, riiHE Subscribers will sell, ot their rooms. I Queen-street, on Wednesday, April 23rd, atl2 o'clock, 37 SHARES AUCKLAND TRAMWAY COMPANY (10a per share paid dp). Without Reserve. SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON, Auctioneers. W. S. <XK!HB_*___ UAS- DA°»S ' WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23. ; At 2 o'clock V.m. : CABINETMAKERS' TOOLS, NEWLY -1 MADE FURNITURE, TIMBER, i GENERAL HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, York street, Parnell. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions from Mr S. Isaacs, Cabinetmaker, to Sell, at bis residonce, York-street, Parnell : (opposite tho Soap and Candle Works), ob vi cd' nesday, April 23, at 2 o'clock, General Household Furniture and Effects. Also, Cabinetmakers' Benches, Tools, about 2,000 ft well-seasoned Timber, newly-made ?. Furniture, consisting of Loo Tables, Cheste t Drawers, etc, etc. _ SAML. COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneer?, if ___ - - - W. S. COCHBAKEJ IJAS* DAOBM J THURSDAY, APRIL 24, - At Half-past Twelve o'Clock p.m. '* H-SUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SECRE - TAIRE, CARPETS, PICTURES, d LAMPS, DUCHESS SUITE, tc, tc. ° AT CLIFTON HOUSE, NORTHCOTE. THE subscribers havo received instruc tions to sell, at the Residence, Clifton I House, Northcote, on Thursday, Mth instant, at Half-paßt Twelve o'clock p.m. THE WHOLE OF THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising drawing - room Suite, Secretaire. Carpets, Pi _ures, Lamp, c Tables, Duchess Suite, Mai blc-t in Washstand, Toilet Set, Iron Bedstead, Hair Mattress Bed -5 ding. Chests Drawers, Matting, Bedsteads and d Bedding. Washstamda and Ware. Table, Dresser Cane-seated Chairs, Easy Chairs, Cruet Crockery, Cutlery, Kitchen Utensils, &o. N.B.—The Northcote Ferry-boat leaves thr Queen-street Wharf at a Quarter to Ten and i Quarter to Twelve a.m. if- SAMUEL COCHRANE t SON, Auctioneers, of . j £ THURSDAY, APRIL 21. At 12.15 sharp. - IN BANKRUPTCY. In the Estate of Gavin Weir. 7n TV/TESSRS VAILE t DOUGLAS ai ■ iyj favoured with instructions from th eB Official Assignee to Sell, by Public Auction, i '— their Sale Booms, Shortland-atrect, on Tnur F, day, April 21,1851, at 12.15 sharp, Tho Interest of the Bankrupt, under a Dee of Settlement dated tho 20th Septembe 1881, Registered No. 72781, of and in On Half of the Income to be derived aft; ted the deceese of Mary Ann Maria We 3ry tho wifo of the Bankrupt, during tl ers remainder of his life, from all that pie. of Land situate in the City of Aucklan IBS. being part of Allotment 14 of Section I IT" bounded on the east by Queen-street |L feet, and on the north by Durham-stre 7(1 feet, on which is at present erect tho British Hotel, contingent upon t '«•_ Bankrupt surviving Mb said wife. 'i *-v The present rental of tho hotel is .1161 _. annum. »nd VAILE. AND DOUGLAS, md . ......... ■ -'-^-.-f-j.iw:'"



Auctions. j JOHN LEYDON.] [TOWARD I__"*00-. . MONDAY, at 11 o'clock. JOHN _ E*. LEYDON will sell, at the] Market Reserve, on the above date, TWIT WHOLE OF THE TIMBER (Ffatt-; THClaMuaed by the .-real Worlit Circ«, j about 3,000 feet. To be sold in two lota. :| B. TONKS.] [R. 0. OABB.] [». »• TONES TUESDAY, APRIL 22, At 11 o'cleck. CARBONATE OF SODA. ;- NELSON SOPS. B, TONKS t CO. WILL Sell, on Tuesday next, a* 11 o'clock, ■ 31 Casks Carbonate of Soda, eat. 31 cwt. 8 Bales Prime Nelson Hops. . THURSDAY, APRIL 24. At Noon. FREEHOLD CITY PROPERTY. : i COUNTRY PROPERTY. W. DOWDEN HAS received instructions to offer for Bale by auotion at the Exchango Mart. Queen-strert, on Thursday next,, 21th inst., at 3 ! noon. . . I LARGE ALLOTMENT FREEHOLD,! situated in Howe-street, opposite the Public School. .. Thiß Allotment contains about hall or. | Bcre r FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT, Collingwood street, 85 feet by 105 feet LOT 187, PARISH OF WA.OTAHI, County of Opotiki,/:ont_ining 50 acres. LOT 111. PARISIToF TK PUNA, Cook's . County, containing 50 acres. LOT 137. BEGTION No. 2. TOWN OF : TAURAN6A, Parish of Te Pa»a, Cook's County, . FRIDAY. APRIL 25. THE HAYMAKKET. '~ FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Fri day next, 2 Hansom Cabs, Howes, and Harness (com -1 Hippocampus Filly, 2?ri. I Cap-a-pie Yearling - ALFREDBUCKI^AKP. ~~~ FRIDAY, APRIL 2S. FARM AT ARARIMU. -| THE undersigned has received instruc tions to sell (at the risk of the former pur chaser) by public auction, at the Exchange Auction Mart, Queen-street, on Friday, the 2_ib April, at twelve o'clook nooft, j ALLOTMENTS 50,53, and parts of Allotment 19, Parish of Ararimu, County ofK&en, contain ing about 208 acres of good level land, with new four-roomed Houbo, Stable and Catlle-shcd. garden and fruit trees, grass paddocks, splendid stream of fresh wafer; suitable for hotel or ■ store; lately occupied by Mr S. J. Frost. For further particulars apply to Mr G. T. / Keetley, Solicitor, or to the Auctioneer. Also. , . Allotment No. 57, Parish of Ararimu, contain ing 11. acres. WALTER DOWDEN, Auctioneer. B. TONKS. [B. 0. CARS. I* »• *»»"•»• TUESDAY, APRIL 22, At 11 o'clock- INDIAN TEAS!~ INDIAN TEAS 11 Ex Newcomen via Sydney. B. TONKS t CO. • 11 fVILL sell on Tuesday next, at II : W o'clock, 322 PACKAGES INDIAN TEAS, Pekoo and Pekoe Souchongs. . Theso Teas "have just arrived via Sydney i from Calcutta, and are of the choicest qualities. Samples can be had for liquoring. B. TOKKdj »■ C. CASH [B. ». TONKS. THURSDAY, APRIL 24, At 12 o'clock. SALE OF RARE AND VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS AND WATER COLOURS. B. TONKS _ CO. WILL Sell on Thursday, the 21th inst., at 12 o'clock noon. THE FOLLOWING RARE OIL PAINT ' INGS :— < Christ Disputing with the Doctors, by Sebas tiah dv Ptonili (pointed in the year 1500) Madonna and Child, after Dolcl * Jewish Ribbl—Rembrandt Dignity ond impudence—Lanaseer . | New Boots—Warren .-,„.__ Youthful Head of John the Baptist, after ' Guido. and 17 other Paintings. About 60 Water Colours, all choice subjects. B. TONKA.] [B. 0. C-BB.J 18. D. TOKKB. ' WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, at 12 o'clock. jj! TRADE SALE OF STOUT AND ALES, WINES AND SPIRITS, CIGARS. "' B. TONKS & CO., WTIhL Sell, on Wednesday, the 23rd V. teat,, at twelve o'clock, 50 CASKS GUINNESSES,' STOUT ((Neck aad Noekl , 20 cases Guinnesses Stout (Wlieel) -. 20 cases Bass's Ale *s 5 qr.-casks Gomes, s <>... *->* Sherry 5 qr.-easks Davis's Sherry 20 qr.-easks St. Julian Claret 5 qr.-easks Glencadam Whisk. 5 qr.-casks Red Deer Whfcikr 20 qr.-casks Old Scotch Whisky 40 rases Glenlivet Whisky 10 casea National Blend Wbisky 5 qr.-casks W.I. Rum 6 qr.-casks Lemon Hart Ruin. 3 packages Sir R. Peel Cigars Z packages Prince of Wales Cigars 2 packages L. and L. Cigars 6 packages Espanola Cigars 3 packages Moria-* Cigars i packages la Clara Cigars. ' " —_?• ' ' ".. B. TONKS.L^fe. O. OABB.] \*. D. -OH_B. r_f_l_£sDAY, APRIL 24, At 11 o'clock. TRADE BALE OT SKIN AND COIR MATS, '-. g g v WIRE MATTRESSES,' : AMERICAN CHAIRS '~ _ 4o„ to., Sect B. TONKS _ CO., WILL sell, on ThureJay, the 24th inst., at Eleven o'clock, II HARTFORD WOVEN WIRE MAT TRESSES, fix I 9 do. Cots do. •■ 1 ba'e of Skin Hearthrugs and Mats S bales Coir Mats, Slips 11 casea American Choirs, Eaattake Cottage 16 cases do. do, Davis' Grecian 13 cases Union Cane Dining 1 case Bent Top Baroone 1!) cases Nicholls' Grecian 3 oases Revolving Olllce Chairs 12 coses Spindle Grecian TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. On account of whom it may concern. -—" Nos. 52,53,54,55: , cases Douglas' Rotary Office. \ '.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30. [ R. C. GREENWOOD WILL Sell by public auction, at hie Mart, 129. Queen-street, on abovo date, at noon, A new and well-finished sevon-roomed Villa ? Residence on an Allotment 39ft 6in . 126 ft, four ** doors post Summer-street, Mount Eden Road • fas laid on to five rooms; woll, pump, and tank! inevlow. 'Bus passcß every lo minutes. Also. 40 aores Land, Parish of Karnnßahupe, County of Eden, being allotment No. 29, bounded on the - north by the Nihotupu River. Also, Part of Lotsßßandl9. Waikiokio, Mangapai containing 40 acres. The land has a good water frontage and small amount of timber on it. Also. Tho Lea.se, for 121 years, from 4th May, 18S4, of 3 acros 39 perches of rioh Land at Epsom. being Lots Nos 10.11 and 12 of the Subdivision ._ of Allotment No. 23u of Section 6, being fmme e diately opposite the Properties of Messrs Waller '? and G. B. Owen, Esqrs. it Also. ■"•" Lota 30 and 52, Sunnyside (not Calliope Point). North Shore, bavins; frontasres of 50 feet 10 id inches and 55 feet, respectively, to Water View r, Road and Calliope Road. These lots are plea e- aantlytltuated, with magnificent views of the er Harbour. .."-". Ir, AUo, lie A Good Seven-roomed House, pleasantly b_u oe ated on the Mount Eden Road. Tanks, contaln d, ing 1,000 gallons water; Venetian blinds, and 16. every convenience. Allotment is about 40 x 21 100 feet The house is two doors beyond the _* Railway Crossing, Mount Eden Road, ed • Also. ne 120 Acres Good Land. Hunua, being port of Section 212 (western portion); good ro_d to the Kir Farm; 8 acres cleared, balance heavy bush •-■ •• bounded on South by Wairoa River. R. C. GREENWOOD. Auction^. ■ ... .. ......»>■" —;_,..-,-. •.-.-.----' —