RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.-This Day.

(Before H. G. Seth Smith, Esq., R.M.)

JUDGMENTS FOR VLANTIFFS.

Arthur Fennell v. Wm. Porter: Claim, LI 10s 9d; Mr Keetley for plaintiff.—R. and W. Hellaby v. Peter Gardner : Claim, LIG 10s 3d; cost?, L 2 9d.—John Leek v. S. Miller: Claim, Ll2 18 6d; Mr Napier for plaintiff; costs, L 2 16.— Alfred Bucklond v. A. S. Hill: Claim, Ll3 193 6d; Mr Browning for plaintiff; costs, L 2 6s. Lewis Moses v. Joseph Slator: Claim, L5 4s ; costs, 165... <"V F. Buddie v. Alexander Lamb : Cl"1.., L4B 12s ; costs, L 2 lls. T. Ya^es v. James Williams: Claim, 13s ; costs, 12s. Northern Omnibus Company v. James Palmer: Claim, Llolos ; costs, L 2 ss; Mr Alexander for plaintiff. Thomas Goodacre v. Chas. Duffoy : Claim, L8 0s 6d; Mr Cooper for plaintiff; costs, LI 17s.

JUDGMENT SUMMONSES.

Mowbray v. Thomas Collis: Claim, £7 12s. Defendant did not appear. Ordered to pay in two instalments of one and two months. John Leek v. John Whatter: Claim, £3 5s 6d. The usual order was made. Adjodred and Confessed.—No less than 50 cases were settled or adjourned. Judgments for Defendants.—Judgment was given for defendants in the cases of J. H. Dyer v John Aickin, claim £2 17s (Mr Keetley for plaintiff), and Joseph Brattie v. Frank Whiting, claim £4 16s Cd. Huckstep v. Onehunoa Borouou Coun cil.—ln this case judgment bad been de ferred. His Worship now held that the dismissal was sufficient, and nonsuited plaintiff; costs, £5 3s. (Left sitting.)

PROPERTY SALE.

Messrs Vaile and Douglas offered fov sale by auction to-day tVio Taupaki Block, situated near Riverkead. There was a good attendance, and the following lots were disposed of:—Lot 1, 153a. 2r. 3p., P. G. Ewington, £2 2a per acre ; lot 2. 42a. 2r 6d F. G. Ewington, £2 per aero ; lot 3, 41a. 3r. 12p., F. 5. Ewington, £2 5s per acre; lot 4; 43a. 2r. 5p M C. Vallentine, £2 10s per acre ; lot 5, 40a. lr 22p., F. G. Ewington, £2 6s per acre; lot C, 104a., McLennan, £2 5s per acre ; lot 7, ISOa. 2r., F G. Ewington, 25s per acre ; lot 10, 30a. Or lGp., Ewington, 27s Gd per acre ; lot 13 l"a Or., 33p., Newland, £2 per acre ; lot 21, 299a. 2r., Ewington, 20s per acre; lot 22, 280a., Ewington, 30a per acre- lot 23, 254a. 2r., Ewington, 28s Cd per acre ; lot 24, 2C4a. 2r., Ewington. £2 2s 6cl per aero ; lot 25. 31Ga., Ewington, 3/s Gd per acre ; lot 26, 225a. 2r., S Brooking, £2 per acre ; lot 27, 252a. 2r., J. D. Jackson, £2 per acre; lot 29, 212a. 2r., H. M. Sheppard, £2 per acre ; lot 30, 94a. 2r., M. H. Rowe, £1 Is per acre.

WORKMEN'S RINGS IN SWEDEN.

A Novel Idea.

Wk havo reooived from Sweden a couple of lengthy circulars printed on yellow paper and referring to the proposed establishment in that country of workmen's rings for the purpose of ameliorating generally the con dition of the artisan and labouring classes. One of the papers haa printed on one side in the English, French, German and Spanish languages a short circular letter to consuls, soliciting information with re gard to similar "rings" in the several countries where they reside, and the state of the labour market, while the other side of the paper contains a circular letter to editors of newspapers, and also printed in the same four languages. The composition of the English one is decidedly shaky. It is politely addressed "To the honoured editors of newspapers in all countries I" and the following paragraph may be quoted as indicating tjje purpose _in view : ««Aa ono of the most im portant conditions for obtaining this aim [improving the position of the Swedish workmen] U to get them profitable and suitable employment, and as Buoh is not always to be had in our country, the leaders of the movement have pro- ; posed to us to try—if possibly—also abroad to arrange, that our brave and clever workmen and servants of different branches could obtain more remunerative employment than hero in Sweden, where during the winter the time for work Is short and the opportunities to get it are scarce. We allow us therefore to Bubinit this matter to your well wise judgment in order to know whether the foreign press regards this pro posal practicable and just, or at least worth a discussion in your honoured paper. Iho writer thence goes on to solicit "informa tions about the wages in all countries, ( The other paper consists of an " open letter addressed by the principal director of the movement (Mr L. O. Smith) to the work men of Sweden. It is printed in French, and is equal to about a page and a half of Stab matter. With great diffuseness, Mr Smith states the proposals of the concern : Its principal intention is to establish work men's rings throughout Sweden, so that it may be enabled to act as a kind of inter mediary between masters and men; finding labour for the one, and employment at a pro fitable wage for the other, and thus obviat ing the chance of a glut of labour in the winter It also proposes the establishment of "economic kitebens " for tha workmen, so as to bring down the cost of living, the start intt of a workmen's bank which will make advances for tha construction of dwellings payment for which Is to be made on the Weekly instalment system ; the foundation of savings banks and pension fund?, and the procural of technical and elementary instruction for its clients. It likewise seeks to procure cheaper clothing for the people, and to propagate amongst them the principles of temperance. It addresses itself to the en tire working population of the country, —agricultural labourers and sailors as well as artizans—and intends to open up communication with foreign Govern ments, capitalists, and contractors, with a view to meeting their wants m the labour market. The undertaking is a highly ambitious one, and may be re garded in the light of a sound experiment. 4.8 such its success or failure is sure to be watched with great interest. The address of the principal promoter is: "L. O. Smith, Centralbyran for Sveriges Arbetarenngar 1 Stockholm."

Auckland Sharemarket.

March 27, 1884. ttfP&Ett^te**^ 103 C sellers, £512s W Tauplri Coal—2os New Zealand Timber-Sellers, £5 5s Queen ot Beauty-2«; buyers, U lid; sellers. Dee? Level Cross-23 Cd, 2b 7d; buyers, 2a sd; Boilers, 2b 7d Prince Imperial—l6s. 16s 3d New Manukau—la; buyers, 1b

Councillor Offer to-day sent in to the Town Clerk a letter tendering the resigna fon of hia seat in the Council as representa tive of the South Ward. Mr Patrick Gleeson informs us that he is the owner of the Aurora Hotel, which is feued to Brown. Campbell, and Co. for ten years, of which four years remain unex pired. The subject of the proposed prohibition of street assemblies will come before the City Council to-night in a dual form The Rev. J. Robertson has written a, letter w th respect to it, and there is alao a largely fligEed petition, praying lor the excision of theobnWous cftuse from tho new by-law or, at any rate, its modification to suit the views'of the petitioners. At Arthur's auction mart to-day, several propels aituated at Mayfield, Birken head, Northcote, were offered for sale, but were not disposed of.

Mr Bailey, who arrived by the 8.8. Pen «uin, has in his possession samples of aun- Forous quartz, said to have been found in tfiji. A gentleman who has seen the stone informs as that it is a mixture of blue and white quartz, and the precious metal is plentifully disseminated throughout. Cr Devore has given notice of his inten tion to propose the following motions at the meeting of the City Council to night, viz :— U> " That the City Engineer prepare plans and report on the best, method of draining ?te Ponsonby Ward." (2) "That the Finance Committee be instructed toinqmre into the present system of checking the Council's accounts, and if necessary -devise some better method of checking accounts. Go to " The Rescue of Harry Gray" to night in Choral Hall.. Western Australia is the place for thoife who are ambitious of becoming big landed proprietors, .The PovprnmentpijthafePrown colony are leasing Umd for ten years fib the yewiv rental of 10a per 1,000 acres. Aman with «500 can rent 1,000,000 acres. Taxes fixe proportionately light.

MINING NEWS.

(n\- TELEGRAPH—OWN CORRF.SPOXHF.XT.)

Thames, this day. Belcher (Workman's new Collarbone find). —A trial crushing is being broken from the hanging wall of the reef at the outcrop. Gold in greater or less quantity has been found on both walls of the lode.

Bright Smile.—The Dessider level has been repaired for a length of 500 feet, and no great difficulty in leaching the lode is anticipated. The leader in the winze is still promising. New Prince Imperial.—The firmness of the sharemarket is attributable to the excel lent show in the workings on the Mariner's reef in the stopes above No. 4 level. This body is about 8 feet wide, and gold is to-day visible in several places, accompanied by particularly favourable indications.

THE WAR IN THE SOUDAN.

[BY CABLE-COPYRIHHT.I

(RF.UTER'S CABLEGRAMS.)

Advance Against Osman Dlgna.

Sunstroke ABeotlng British Troops,

Cairo, March 25. Teleorams from Souakim state that the English troops have advanced against Osman Digna's camp. It is rumoured that the rebel Sheikh has fled with his fol lowors to tho mountains, where pursuit will be a matter of great difficulty.

London, March 2G.

General Graham's) column is suffering greatly from the intense heat in Egypt, and many soldiers havo been stricken down with sunstroke. It lias been ascertained that Osman Digna's camp is situated 25 miles from Souakim, and that it is very difficult to approach.

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

RusSKLL, this day.—Tho Nativo Synod closes to-morrow.

Cambridge, this day Tho Voting lor Public Loon.

It will bo remembered that a few weeks ago a poll was taken on raising a loan of £000 for improvement on tho Public Hall and Library here, and what was considered the necessary majority having been sooured in favour of the proposal, it was declared carried. On applying for the money to Wellington, a reply has been received to the effect that the town has mado a mistake, as instead of getting two-thirds of the ratepayers in favour of the proposal, as required by tho Amendment Act of 1883, they have only thought it necessary to get ovor one-half of tho entire number of ratepayers, as required by the Municipal Corporations Aot of ISSI, which is not now in force in town districts. The matter has caused quite a sensation, as it is believed impossible, owing to the nuinbor of absentees, to bring two-thirds of the Cam bridge ratepayers to the poll.

DunbdiNj this day.—Sailed : Auckland, for London, with a full cargo. At a meeting of the creditors of Thomas Dodson, the action of the National Bank in realising on their securities, afterconsenting to the course taken at last meeting, was strongly commented on by creditors.

TAWHIAO'S MOVEMENTS.

The Farewell Feast,

(FROM OPK OWN COKKF.SPONDF.NT.)

Mprcer, tliis day. Tawhiao, accompanied by a party of natives in ten large canoes, arrived hero at noon from Rnngiriri, en route for England. Ho was root by To Wheoro and natives from tho Thames, Waikato Heads, and other parts, whp have assembled hero. There is to be three days' feasting.

His Majesty's mind is troubled with tho rumourthat there may be some difficulty in getting immediato passage to England, and having seen a big poster illustrative of the Auckland Timber Company's steam ship Terror, it ia probable ne will make terms with Mr Jloldship, and, like the Russian Emperor, have a utcftmer all to himself. Ho will thus bo in dependent of the ordinary vessels afloat, and duly impress tho Home Government. To givo the finishing touches Captain Payne's battery of artillery should volunteer services, ready to fire royal salutes as tho Emperor of the Maoris steams up the river Thames in his New Ze.al.and-built mano'-war,

A life-size statuo of St. Patrick was un veiled in St. Mary's Cathedral, Sydney, on the 16th inut., and was afterwords blessed by the Veiy Rev. Dean Mahony. The statue is the gift of St. Patrick's branch of the Australasian Hibernian Catholic Benefit Society, and was carved by Mr W. J. Max well who also executed the work on the altars in the Cathedral. The statue is of Oamaru (New Zealand) stone, and is a most artistic piece of workmanship. It has been erected in the transept of tho Cathedral, and in supported by a pedestal three feet six inches in height.

From a Glascow paper we learn that a re markable discovery in vocal science is claimed to havo been made. Dr. Carter Moffat (says the report) gave the first of a course of popular lectures at Stow on Wed nesday night to a large audience^-the Rev, Mrßurnside in the chair, with the Rev, Mr Beveridge at the harmonium. The sub ject was : ". Tho .application of chemical science to the improvement of the vocal tone," and the results of Dr. Moffat's phemtr cal discoveries in Italy went to show that the beauty of Italian vocal tone is due to peroxide of hydrogen existing in the Italian atmosphere, and that the advantages of Italy aa a sanatorium are duo also to the same constituent, llio vocal illustrations were given by the U.P, choir, and it may be said that the inhalation of the chemical compound at once produced an extraordinary effect-a softness and mellow beauty of tone—whinh was greatly applauded, Dr Moffat's own Illustrations went far to convince the audience of tho exceptionally valuable nature of the plan of training the voice by chemical means. The doctors voice has been made a tenor of astonishing range, gome twenty notes from the lower F to the high C la alt, of great beauty, sweetness, and power—the latter note being, rung out clear and pure from the chest in the ffne de votionaUlr, " I Will Arise." The lecture will be delivered to numerous obsi-at asso ciations throughout Scotland.

From a, document sent by Osman Digna, a leader of the rebels, to the commander of the Egyptian garrison at Tokar, which document was published in the "Standard of January 3rd, it should appear that dia- Hke of the Turk has much to do with the rebellion. The letter states :-''He-who denies the Mahdi denies God and the Prophet. He who does not beHev^ lo Wm is a Kaffir, and whoever op poses him will be cursed jn both worlds. Be it known that h.e does nochjng except by tho order of God and the Prophet, and the Jehad which fxe js wagi'ig against the Turks Is by order of the Prophet. A vision of ths day of judgment has shown the Mahdi that the spirits of the Tarks who have been slain will complain to God, saying; 'Ob, Gcd, the Mahdi has killed us without cause.' But Mahomet himself then appears, and cays : \our sins bo on your own hoods, My Mahdi warned you with full information and nroof but you preferred to follow your own 'false Moolahs.' The Mahdi aaya : • Why should we havo all this trouble and slaughtering amongst ourselves ? There are tho Christians and Jews to bo brought over to Moslem; theae aro the races to fa^glnwith. Nevertheless the Turk, will not accept baptism by advice, and they must, therefore, be baptised by the sword all save those who aro under the mercy of God We will kill the Turks, and burn their skins, in spite of all their dignity and power. The Mahdi intends soon to pro ceed to Egypt, for Lave not the "Mm™* Palak and liowein, in Knssabahand Mudu yah, all surrendered i"

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, , OQ ,



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Personal. I AM NOT in Ihe Employ of Geo. Leahy, Blacksmith, from this date— \V. 11. Demp sey. I HEREBY NOTIFY that Mr Thomas Armstrong is no longer authorised to col lect or receive any moneys on my behalf.—lt. Briokam. Epsom.—March 25,188*. "\7[7'ANTED, Thos. Carr, Contractor, to T T call \ipon E. Woodlnar, Publisher and General Commission Agent, High-street. MRS L. D. HALSTEAU and family desire to return their heartfelt thanks to Mr and Mrs George Leahy, Mr Dawson, senr., Mr Dawson, junr., Mr Leaning, Mr Foley, Rev. W. Tebbs, Master Allison Tebbs, and many others whose names arc unknown to them, for trcir'klnd sympathy and assistance on the morning of the fire in Wellcsley-street. Will tlio owner of three large pictur s, gilt frames, kinkly call and and receive them. Anyone re turning Linen, Musio, Photographs framed, two old Silver Knives, will be suitably rewarded. Lost and Found. LOST, red-and-white Greyhound Dog.— Reward paid on returning same to J. Martin, Baker. Parnell. L~ OST, between Kyber Pass and Pon sonby, a Brown Paper Parcel, containing Two Dresses.—The finder will be rewarded on leaving it at Htar office. - OST, on the morning of the fire in Wollcsley-straot, one pair of valbable Gold Karring9 ; stone set in gold. A reward of £'. will be paid on returning same to E. D. Halsteod. ______ STRAYED into my paddock, Mount RoskiH Road, a Bay Mare.—Apply Mr Hedloy, Shoeing Forge, Upper Pitt-atreet. i?Q REWARD.—StoIen from Green d&O lane Station, on March 10 or 11, a Lady's Side Saddle.—*3 reward will be given for tlm recovery of the Saddle and conviction of the thief.—J. Peach, Remuera. FOLLOWED advertiser, a Brown Spaniel with Very long ears; has a last year's collar on.—Apply Broomhall & Co., Shortland street. Amusements. A BBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE. SATURDAY, MnrchTflTii^. for ONE NIGHT ONLY, the three-act Drama ST. PATRICK'S NIGHT! Or, THE FATAL DUEL! MUSICAL and ACROBATIC INTERLUDE. To conclude with a Screaming Farce, IRISH JUSTICE, Assisted by Miss Lucy Ashton and Mis 3 Bella Sutherland. Ticket-holders from the lato performance will be admitted by presenting their Tiokota to iho Cheque-takers. Their seats will also b O re served. Doors open at 7.30, commence at 8 sharp, In order that tho performance may ho over in timo to allow tho publio to catch tho omnibuses. PRICES—Ib, 2s Od, and Is. Secretary and Treasurer, W. J. STANLEY. [See Day Bills.] UCKLAND CHORAL SOCIETY.— Final Rehearsal tor Sacred Concort, Mon day, March 31. Concert on Tuesday, April I.— K. GiUUlan, Junr.. Hon. Soc, /TLASSWORKS; Freeman's Bay.— VT Saturday afternoon, from 2 to S. Admis sion, Gd. Each Visitor rccoives ono Glass Jug. —M. Cook and Sons. Lolly Jars. Is each. Railways. "VTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. AUCKLAND SECTION. SPECIAL TRAIN. ONEHUNGA RACES (SATURDAY, 29T11 MARCH, 1881). Auckland, den 12.45 p ; m. Newmarket, dop 1255 p.m. Onchunga, arr LJOp.m. Rktukmi.no. Onchumja, dop. .. 0 p.m. A. V. MACDONALD, District Manager. Public Notices. GRAZING for Horees and Cattle by the Woek. — Apply Robt, Monzieß, Kohi marama, or H. Monzies, Bden Terrace. XT 0 T I C E — 131 TO MASTER 3OF TRADING CUT TKK3 ANO OTHERS. —Any person found taking Sand from Saddlo Island after this data will Tic Prosecuted. - ROBERT BROOKE, Maiiuranga Heads. March 27. THE INHABITANTS OF MOUNT EDEN DISTRICT. — I beg to announco that I will Open, on SATURDAY Next, in those new premises opposite Smith's stables, a BUTCHER'S SHOP. Meat of the vory first quality kept, and at city prices.—F. HICKS. VOTI C B TO JURORS. The a'tondancc of Grand and Common Jurors BummonorttoatUmrtSupronic Coiirton Tuesday, tho Ist April proximo, will not bo required until WEDNESDAY, »he p TVT 0 T I C E, NIGHT-SOIL CONTRACT. The present Quarter, ending March 31st, is now due, and prompt payments must be made by Householders to insure the service huliiK carried out. , g wrnTE> Contractor. Art EvUibJUoii. A UCKLAND SOCIETY OF ARTS. THE FOURTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION Will open on or about 2Jth APRIL, 1881. Pictures and Works of Art for Exhibition will bo received pn tho 17th and 18th April. Entries for Competition mußt be sent in beforp Btfclockon ae «w Market SquarcQuccn-streot, Athletics. __j AUCKLAND BICYCLE CLUB.. [Established 1881. j PROSPECTUS OF THE ANNUAL SPORTS. Under. N.JS. "Cyclists' Alliance Rules, TO BE HELD ON EASTER MONDAY, Commencing at Eleycij o'clock, AT THE DOMAIN CRICKET GROUND. EVENTS: 1. ONE-MILE MAIDEN HANDICAP. 2. HALF-MILE DASH RACE. ?:^E^^ 0C WU K BA^NDICAP. l.§^f^ ET^CYC^ LHA^CAP. 7, TWO-MILK HANDICAP. ■ „_ 8 HALF-MILE MOUNTING AND DE MOUNTING RAGE (5 dismounts). 9. TEN-MILE CHAMPIONSHIP OF NEW ZEALAND (sc-atch). 10. CONSOLATION HAQE. Entrance Feo for each event, 2s 6d. or ltts for the whole. Entries will be received by the Hon. Soc',. C. Bartlev. Nelson-street. Auck land, or Service & Fitton, 22, Groy-street, up to 0 o'clock p.m., on Monday, April 7. Course: Good, Quarter-mile, Grass. ! I"> [ a BAii X S OV ' Tlf X 53 Vfc AiiTHUK r.ieiuUpsoj?, m.v., SPKCIAMaT AND Ol'lCKA'i'Oii ON DISEASES OF THE EYE, MAY Uli CONSULTED AT UIS RESI DICNCE, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, From 1 to 3 in tho afternoon ; OR HASLETT'S ENGLISH PHARMACY, 151, Qucen-strset, from 3 to a. AUCKLANO BEIJEVOLENI J\. SOCIETY, ' OFFICE: Over Upton's, Stationer. Queen-Btysef. Hours o*( attendance, from 3 to 4 P-™., Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. GENERAL COMMITTEE PJ? MANAGE PRe"sIDENTj His WoRBriJ» tss Mayor op Ac.ckla?)?. VICE-PREJSIPENTS.: J. M. Glauk, Esq. The Hon. Cok Haultaik. MEMBERS OF COMMITTEE: Mesdames— Bramb. J.. Esq. Brame Buddlb, Thos., Esq. COSGRAVB ]MLT)Y, CAPT., W. C. COWIE " GUISKNWOOD.R.C ,KSQ. Hay, J, Macpfahlanh. T.,Esq. JUDD tiUKBAV.MCi(i«I3.I'».J. Macffarlanb, T, Nathan, L. D., Esq. Nathan, D. Praloik, Thob., Kbq. Wjirrs, A- TIIQRNK, vvm., Ilsq. •KXECUTI- E: B"Ca VNAN, Jifo., KBQ. fUMW, SVDKR7. Esq. CooFEit, TIIKo.. Ksq. Kw!N\nnN, K. 0., l BQ. IjKiJSIND, U.il.t'll, I -■'). THKASUIUCU: PWUKTAIIY: C.C.MoMii.L*.n,EbQ. Tom. Dr. ii. v. Tills Socl-ty mis culiiiil i»io existence at'n pulilic mw.U-.g at cltb-ons for t!v>; pnrnosu o) relieving eosi sot sickness and dwtitiition «!ilcn the UeliuviiiK Olfl.-.orcould nuts* wulldeal with. I'hii frci]iiiiiii uppvnls tv llu; cdizend of Auci; land for clmritublo aid have licvoim; buvilcn soniß, onrt the holpglvon beinK niisystcni'itic ir nut only inotfeciiial tint B»nioiim<» wnoted on •he unde*'i-vi-«. Cunrincuil tlmt thu imlnif a-ill Iw navj'l inui'li anp.iyumjt! t'rp:n Ih'kjt'ii;: ami uxptimu. il^al th«t HiiM or.;itiilHUU"<>n wilj illi more r.ttl kuo:1 t» tlm i-uor and neftly ti,tu. isii-»i<:d bciiev'>!eut cllVirls. tlm Cniiiiniltco ?!' ik'iil fcr siimwrt. •: Uisy wiil ailmisiisiur with J-rwit ciri: in. !.<:u\h entrubtwl io lh-in. iinri chiisi? stri-I l!!i)il;ri.-s isi '■(■ matin int't suuh ftii ],'H:;iiionsfi»ri-.ii. S. U . mow im*w.'.,'>- Ui;\v will u-y U nvivt a luii-iui.e/ cv i^iiiimfism •>> i;. Ming vv..|k fyr i.u-. »v.>l trnmen. thus nmklii tlcm w:ir re. nut. Vm.i Ri'u fli -iiifnre. rrßpm-i fully Invlt< il lo P»> >Q tin- Tr.a-uii-r, or nny i<l Ih t.'oiiiii-i'tiM!, wlin'uv. i' >■■» may fuel illspiis-i: iorivu. to pwtilf! ihc CuiiiriiHm. ifiuMia "»' '"'vjl'.' -T.!--''->i'.vi-"nry n.m i •riiomllf 1« *•■<"■< " ri'tut v.f.'r ; .1 w. % fli'- •■i »l'«l W.nhrv iminiiilMivi- ■ i'l- ii-a iCi:i),liny uv..iiinrfboAvcoi the liouiu Of i Mi* 9.



Wanted. WANTED, a Bricklayer.—Apply Old Blink of How South Wales. ANTED, a good Cook.—Governor Browne Hotel. WANTED, n good Painter,—Apply la J. S. Johnstone, Willow-street, Free man's Bay. ' WANTED, a Driver: — Apply Geo. Wilson, Kelson-street. TTSTANTED, a Situation as Manager for V V Country Store. Wife on experienced milliner and dressmaker; would attend to drapery department. Unexceptionable referen ce 3to capacity and character.—For address apply to Messrs Coupland & Co., Queen-street, Auckland. WANTED, a Young Man to milk and make himself useful.-Apply to Wm. NichilKDairyman, KUcrslie ANTED, a well-educated Youth n.s an Apprentice to the draperr.-Apply to Wilson, Wiiliaaiß, and McUuUagh, 172, Queen str.set. WANTED, an active Youth. One who has been at the Painting preferred.— Apply to F. Hastings, Kent street, Surrey Hllla. WANTED, a Youth about 15 or 16 ; one usod to the country preferred; must be able to milk.—Apply to Mr Mclntyre, Baker, Newton, on Friday. March 28th. WANTED, a good Boy.—Apply to C. Wcstpfahl, Bootmaker, Queen-street. WANTED, Boys. — Apply Auckland Timber Co. (Limited). . ANTED, a respectable Boy who can read and write.-Apply T. M. Keeslngr, Watchmakor Victoria-atroet East. WANTED, a rDspectable Boy about 14. — Apply atonce to Gladding & Stainton, Railway Tea Mart, Mount Eden Koad. \fTANTED, at once, Improvers and TT .Apprentices to _Tns3 and Mantle-mak ing.-Apply loMra Weathorly, 23, Grey-strcot. ANTED, Wasting and Charing by respectable person.—Address 0.. cure of Miss Grant, Dundonald-atreet, Newton Koad. ANTED, a Housekeeper for a Middle aged Man (widower) with one of family; vacancy at a small country hotel and farm near Taurunga; must have Rood references.—Apply Ilaucock & Co., Queen-street, Friday. ANTED, good Woman Cook.—Apply at the Houson Hotel. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply Mrs Gulliver. Jcrvoia Road, Ponsonhy. ANTED, a General Servant; ono that can do plain cookinc; good references. —Apply Ponsonby Road, next door to Itobson, Draper. ANTED, UeneralServantfor Waikato. Must be able to milk. — Apply Stab Offlce. WANTED, a Girl, to assist in house work and milk.-Apply Mrs M. Eliott, near station, t'enroae. W~ ANTED, a Girl about l(i a.s domostic holp.-Apply by letter to "Ro.,"Star Offlce. WANTED, a tidy Girl about 17, to as sist in housowork.—Apply corner of Pon sonby and Angelsea-strects, WANTED, a"Nurscgirl, about 14. — Apply to Mra F. W. Marks, third houso beyond Junction Hotel, Epsom. ANTED, Temlors for Digging a Paddock of 1C porches or thereby, which is tile drained, and has been cropped.—Apply toJ.M. and J. Mowbray, Land Agents, tort street. WANTED, a Partner with £300 to joiu a B'islnees established for 4 years. This is an oliKlblo opening for an energetic man. who can either tako tho inside or outsidu depart ment. Principals only need apply to J. It. Hamioraon, Financial Auont. Moroantilo Cham bers.' ANTED, a constant supply of Fresh Buttor and Kkrs.— Apply Gladding & t-talnton, Railway Tea Mart, MountKden Road, \TT ANTED, good Milch Cow; must bo V T quiet—ApplyThos. Goudlo.Cheltonham, North Shore, WANTED —When you are in Hobeon atreot cull and see tho large and choice stock of Mosgiel Tweeds just opened for the cowing aoasori, at Munro and Milhgan'B. WANTED, the Ladies to know that M-iaro and Milllgan's Millinery Depart ment ia now replete with all the latoat English and French novelties for tho preaont season. ANTED.—Do you want Money on Freehold, Personal, or othersecurity?- Apply to J. It. Randerson, Mercantile Chambors. Biils discounted. ANTED, Two or Three Boarders: terms. 17s per week.—Apply W. Gadd's Fruit Dopfit, victoria.stroot. ANTED, three Boarders, Comfort able homo. Terms, 10a por week.— Apply Star Otlico. VVTANTED, 2 Furnished Kooms : noigh- TT bourhood of Parnell or Newmarket preferred.—W. H. Mason. Russell-street, Par. noil. ■ ANTED, in tho lower end of Queen stroot- or near tho Wharf, a Shop and prcmlsos BUitable for a Confectionery and Dining-roomß.-Apply to J. M, and J. Mowbray, Land Agents. Fort-atrecU "VST ANTED to Let, a largo Loft, suitable V T for workßbop or stororoom. — Apply Pdtcrßon _ Co.. Lorno-strcct \ITANTEDIto Let, a detached 2-roomed VV Cottage, Marraion-street, Upper Queen etreot (above the Turkish Baths). ""ANTED, to Rent a House containing 8 or 9 rooms, within 20 minutes' walk of the city,—Address, stating terms, tp JT.d., Box 303. Poat-ofllue, Auckland, ANTED, 5 or (Jrooinod House (shop preferred) within easy distance of Baptist Church. Wellcsloy-atreet,—Apply J. 8., office of tills paper. ANTED to Let, 2 Furnished Kooms at North Shoro, near Victoria Wiiarf. —Apply Jfr Johnson, Gcoeer, North 3h0.r0. ANTED to Buy, I'ioUe Bottles in any quantity. — John Schlschka, Grocer. Qiieon^steeat. ' ANTED to Buy, a Staircase ; reason able ; state length and price to Car- Wr, bTAR OtHoc. TNTED TO~l rUiIOfIASE. Small Allotment; soa view proferrcd. Must bo cheap.—'P.P.. Devonport Post-otllco. WANTED to Sell, Ling Fish.—Kow's, Victoria street. WANTED SEE?f, by all buyers of Jewellery, Cliarles, Kelsey & Co.'s Stock of Heal 'Silver and Real Gold Jewellery (no Imitations Ijppt),—Phafles Jfelaey ft»a Do. 120 1 Queen-etwct, WANTED KNOWN—For Salo, New and Secondhand Patent Improved' Carts and Drays at New Steam Coaoh Fnctory. No extra chnrge for improvempntg. . , ■ . WANTED KNOWN —To" Butcherp, ' Bootmakers, qr Others-Shop and Dwell ing in tbe City to bp Loaoed with a purchasing clause '—Apply A. J. Thomas, Howe-street WANTED KNOWN—Portion of a Bankrupt Stock on Sale, Saturday noxt, at Robsqn's, Draper,' Ponsonby. Good, olean, Cheap, and not damaged by tjrp.' WANTED KNOWN,-Charles Kelsey and Co. make a specialty of Jewellery by confining themselves entirely to Uoal Gold and Heal Silver. They keep no imitations.—' Charles Kclßoy and Co., 120. Queen-Btreot. WANTED KNOWN, Seal Muff Bags (large assortment) at Charles Kolsey and Co.'a. IHO. Queen-street WANTED KNQWN—TSat the balance of Moh'g and Boys" Clothing that was not sold at auction can now be had at auotion prices at tUp Now Zcalaud Twped Company, Shortland-Btreet, late My Hampton's.—Josoph Moses, Manager. W "ANTED KNOWN-T. B. Robson, Draper, Ponaonby, will oiler portionß of a Bankrupt Stock on Saturday—Blankots, Cali coes, Countarpancs. TSrANTED KNOWN—Cheap Timbbb ! V V Ohkap Tlitßßß I And all other klnda of Building Materials, caabepurchaacd cheaper and bettor than anywhora else at the yards of D. GOLDIg. Albert-street. XTtfANTED KNOWN—That Kajuo Cqal T T from the new soams. is superior to New castle for Houaohold purposes, One trial is BUlllojent to establish the fact.-Ramp. Cqlliery Offlco. rioariy bppoßlto FirthTa Mill. Qupen at, WY ANTED KNOWN—To be Sold Cheap > V at Austen's' Furniture Shop, 310, Upper Ou- on-strect. Good Singld Mattresses (no.w), 9j ; 1 miible', isa: 81ngio Bedsfcoda, 10s; Double, 20s; New and Second-liana1 Kaucopiins. Boilers. Washslands, Tables, (Children's Cats, and All h'lntls of Household Fnrriiture at Losvest Prices in Amjteii'jj.SiQ. UpgDvQ'ii!rin-strpi->t ! __^ ANTED KNOWN,' tfo? T"Nutsford. Praotical Watohniaker, Jeweller, &c. flate of Waneamii), has commonoed busuioss in tho ahop next door to White & Watklnaon. Tailors, directly opposite tho''" Obsei'vpr" Office, Vic toria-street, where ho hopes by Btrlct attention and punctuality to business to merit a share of public patronaga'Evpry description ot Watches. Clocks; and Jewellery cleaned and skilfully re paired personally. Ko'apprentices kept. A nice assortment of Washes, Clocks, and Jewol lery always in stock: \lfrr ANTED KNOWN, JUST UNPACKED AT Goon?ON*a t os'noN a rcadk, OODBON'S -MONDON "-jtCADK, Sterling Gold and Silver Watches and <UAf> jEWBLLEjtY, ShrfFikld CuTLEitv (specially MinufaoturoiJ and Stamped, "The Luudon Al'eado"), Tka Trays, Waitkhs &c. (cheap), Morn Novel ieaiii J/iPANEauGoous, Tehka Cottawaiik and Fioukes, Majolicawarr (snlno lovely goods). I'I.USH BHAOKETfS and PIKVIO. FRAME* JIODKL Si KAMBOAta und EKGINKS AshanteE Hammocks. CONSTANT NiIVEI.TIISa BRt.VG B-BKIVBO. CO.VrJTANT NOVEI.TIKS uli NO HBUEIVKD Tho ordiuery Stock is so comprehensive ami extensive, it will well repay au iNSi'isc- i fioN, which \ye CQi:i>)AtLY Iff Vim : THE PLAGE IN AUCKLAND FOl! SELECTING A PRESENT, I' AND AT ' \,"._ f LINGTON axd CHUISTCH" I-!!.



Miscellaneous Wanteds. A LONDON certificated trained Niidpb would Accompany a Laily to Krigland in return for the i'.isenge Home. — Adclsvus J.C,, STAR OfllCP. "A UCKLAND CLOTHING WANUFAC- J\. I'URING COMPANY, Customs-street.— Wanted, several smart Girls as Machinists, Improvers, and Apprentices. OOT TRADE.—Wanted Good Bench Handß; also. Heapectable Boys.—Apply Parker, Green, and Co., London Boot Factory, Wakefleld-street. CARDINALS' MARCH.—Copies may be y/ had at Eady'a Music Warehouse, Qneen-st. AMO COAL. — Purchasers of Nev/ caatle would do well to try Karuo Coal against. Newcastle. It is superior and much cheaper.—Kamo Colliery Office, nearly opposite Firth's Mill, Queen street. f^ OOD GRAZING for Horses and Cattle, VX constant supply of water; or 12 acres To Let.—Torrance, Epsom. '• mHE OLD LAND AND THE NEW"— _L New Song, thia day at all Mu9ie-BOllers. O PRINTERS.—Wanted, a Steady Young Compositor or Good Turnover; open till 2i)th March.—Apply W. S. Pulford, Advertising Bureau, Shortland-strcet, Auck land^ TO SHIPWRIGHTS AM) OTHERS.- Wanted to Sell, four Kauri Spara, 60 feet long, 18x12 inches, nearly all heart. — John Sheehan, Dargaville. HOTOGRAPHY.—Wanted, Retoucher, at once. Lady preferred.—Apply Si'ATt Office. WANTED KNOWN, THE DEPOT FOR HOP BITTERS: BOTANIC DISPENSARY, WKLLKSLEY-ST. For purity and strength uneiiualled. A trial will fully prove. 2.H CD A BoITLE; 5 BOTTJ.KS FOR 10S. PAIN-0 U U E K. Its effects nro wonderful for Internal and Kx ternalPains, Uemovm^Obsum-tiuns, Kuuulisinff Circulation, and llßnlo'rimt Tumi lo every part, TWO OUNCE IiOTTIK. 13. Our WORM MEDICINES, so pure, simple, and good, are being used in nil parts of NW Zealand. Fresh Shipments of Herha, Hoots, and Earks every month of every description ; best quality; U' lioluniilu and Keiail, at lowest possible prices. Consultation persouully or by letter. NEIL & CLIFFORD, HERBALISTS, Botanic Dispeksahy, Wkllesley-st. Bast, Auckland. Sleetiiiffp. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, comer of Wclleali'v mid Albert streets. — Evangelistic Service THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at 7.:W. All aro invited Recent arrivals cordially invited. THirAMiuaTMeotinffof the Albert foot ball Club will be held TO-MORROW EVENING, in the Club room of tho United Service Hotoi, at 7.80.— J. Smart. Sec. AUCKLAND GYMNASIUM. An adjourned General Meeting of Mombors will be held, at tho Parnell Hull, on THURS DAY. 27th instant, at Eight o'clock p.m. Business: Enrolment of Members and Elec tion of. Oillcers. UKO. COZENS. Hon. Sec, pro tern. POTTER'S PATENT WOOL SCOUR ING MACHINE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (Limited). An Extraordinary Gcnoral Meeting of Sharo holdors will be hold at the Company's Office, Colonial Hunk Buildings. Auckland, on FRI DAY, 28th Instant, at 2 o'clock. JNO. MILNE, Secretary, POTTER'S PATENT WOOL-SCOUR ING MACHINE COMPANY.-An extra ordinary Mooting of tho Shareholders is con vened by circular to be held at tho Company's Ollloe. at 2 o'clock p.m.. on the 28th. by order of tho Directors,—Would the Shareholders at tend In person In place of forwarding thoir proxies 1 and oblige their obdt, servant, Albert Potikh. CITY OF AUCKLAND TRAMWAYS AND SUBURBAN LAND COMPANY (LIMITED). Tho Annual General Meeting of Shareholders in tho abovo Company will be neld at the Com pany's Office, 83, Queen-street. Auckland, on MONDAY, 3lst day of March, \&4. at 12 o'clock noon. Business: —To receive Report and Balance-sheet for past year; also, to elect Auditor Etna Four Directors in place of tho retiring members of the Board, who are eligible for reelection, F, A. WHITE, Secretary. pOSPEL TEMPERANCE MISSION. BLUE RIBBON ARMY. THE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING Will be held in WELLK3LEY-STKEET BAPTIST CHURCH JIONPAV,°JIARCH 31, At Half-past Sovon o'clock p.m. THE PRESIDENT WILLTAKETHE CHAIR. BUSINESS; To reccivo and ndopt Report and Balance sheet, elect Oflkera ai.il i'omn,|Utee for tho cnuuing year. Addresses \vjll bo givnn by HEVH. A HMD, T, SI'ORGBOS, .1. X, DAVIS, (I. B. JfOXRO, JIR J. pRAME, AND MR W. F, fUQKER, All Members aro cordially and respectfully invited to attend. Admission by T|oket (Free), which may he obtained from tho President, Itev. S. Mucfar lano: Mr J. Newman, Treasurer; Mr 8. Parker. Wollosloy-stroet: Mr C. Bailey, Mount Eden Road; Mr X, Kronen, Kamngahapo Road; Mr J, Brame. High-street; Mr F. A- White, Carlton Road; Mr W. Hogg, Newmarket; and Alfred Cox, Secretary, Mercantile Chainbem, Queon-strect. Educational. AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, j ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS EXAMINA TION, An Examination for the purpose of awarding two Entranco Scholarships of the vs,lu,e of £20 each, tonablo for oho year, will commence on MONDAY, April 7.. Those Scholarships are open to persons ovor 16 and under 20 years of age, who havo not already kept a. term of tho Univorslty. Candidates aro required to send in their names on or before WEDNESDAY, April t, to tho Registrar, from whom fu,rtfyor particu lars can be obtained. March 25. 1881. _ kL who purpose "joining Mr" Soak's Elooution Class will please send in their namog beforo tho Jst April to Struan House, Hobson-stroet. Terms, 10s (id per quarter. Harbour Board Notices. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. FRESH TENDERS FOR DECKING AND RE PAIRING ¥A.BTERI? TEE, QUEKN STRKET WHARF. Harbour Board Ofllce. Auckland, l?th M.arch, 1681. Fresh Tenders will be received at ihis Office until TUESDAY, tho Ist April, at noon, for Decking and Repairing Eastern Tec, Queen-st. Wharf, in terms of specification to be scon at the Engineer's Ofllce. ' _~ Tho lowest or any Tpndar not necessarily aCTpndor's to lia endorsed " Tender for Decking and Repairing Eastern Tee." 0. B. STONK, Chairman. A UCKLANn I^AIIBOUR BQABjp. J\_ ■ ■■■' ' _ 1 "'"TENDERS FOR CLEANING. AND « PAINTING, BUOYS. Havbpur. Bparii Qfljpe, A«Skf S n4, m M«roh. \m. Tenders will be recoived at this oftloe atMl TUESDAY, the Ist April, at noon, for Closfinl and Pairing Buoys, in terms of spccifloaKon to he seen at this ottlpo. Tho lowest or any tender not r|ocessa,rily Tpnflers to bo endorsed, "Tendorfor ciean inprana Painting BUoys." "_ p. B. STQN,E, phairman.. DX. W 1 L K. I Mfftc t . CONSULTING SURGEON, .3 at his Surgery £nr GENKRAL PRACTICE: Jlornuii's—lo until 12 o'clock „. Evening—7.3o nnUI 8,3 V. Afternoons (2 to J) mow especially for EYE, EAR.* and THKOAT DIBISABES. CONSUI/TING ROOMS; "orner Queeivatioat and West Oueen-strooti opposite South Britißh Insurance Buildlnga, Auckland. IS your Livor or Stomach out of order! Ii It is take a course of Special Tincture PodophyUum, a valuable remedy. ls.-C. W. Qoodnon, London Arcade. TIOOTHACHB CURB-InstantMißOU BeUef-ODONTALGIC-la per bottle. ---g. O. BHARLAND (opposite Post^offlce). EGRETTIS INSECT POWDER.—The best and most rollablo In the market. In garforated canisters. Price. Is (Jd. —F. C. harlanb, Apothocarieg' HaU. WJT • 6" R M i &. Y 1 All children sunVr fru'm them. If suspected, ask for tt.e Coitaln Ou:e. BHARI^\ND'S WORM POWDERS lspack<-. Apothecaries' Hall, opoosttu Pna-.. . , rvl. ARNOLD'S PENNYROYAL XJ AND STKEL PILLS.-The most pojmUo "jedlcina of the day. Price. 2h Bd a box.—Coin ami Aguni.F. C. bUAhUND, opposite the Po»' >m™>. OSELINB fob' ■-*--^'■•«.eh gant Prepara^Ofia^fl^ kvery ariiele of a-H"?**-^?.*;*-»■«». the public.-I'rioe. lllgh-street Aneklana. ■ . iVixithecariea' HaU. \ __



To Let nriO LET, Furnished Bed-room for a JL lady: rent, (>s per week.—For nddresa apply Mr Walker. Grocer, Newton Koad. TO LET, Large Rooms with fireplace; gas and water; furnished or unfurnished. —Apply Uelmont House. Vincent-street. TO LET, One Room and Kitchen (un-. furnished).—Apply W. Hinton, Medical Electrician and Chiropodist, Slater's Buildings, Albert-street. . TO Bakers, Grocers, and Others.—To bo let, in Hobson-street, a Large Shop, suit able for a grocer or baker; rent low.—Apply to F. Q. Kwington, Estate Agent, Queen-street. nnO LET, a Double Office, well lighted, _1_ &c, in best part of Customhouse-street.— Apply to C. J. Hutchinson, Gumbroker, Custom house-street. ■ ' TO LET, in Great North Road, House of 6 Rooms, with Bath-room; water and gas laid on.—Apply to J. H Jouning, Land Agent,- Great Norm Road. TO LET, Unfurnished Front Room, with Fireplace, in a quiet neighbourhood out of town, suitable for a female away in the day, —For address, apply Star Office. TO LET, New House on the corner of Eden Vale and Wynyard Road with every convenience; rent moderate.—Apply to Wm. Colwell. TO LET at Epsom, a Comfortable 4 roomed Verandah Cottage, with every convenience. Rent, 7i per week.—Apply Mrs Boycs, Kpsom. TOLEf OR SELL, Cottages and Building Allotments on Mount Eden and View Roada, near to the Toll-bar Gate. Terms can be arranged.—Apply to Harper and Givenj View Road, Mount hden. TO LET, at once, in Karangahape Road, Walker's Buildings, a Drapery, Ladies' Underclothing, Baby Linen, Berlin Wool Busi ness ; only small part of stock required to be taken.-Apply Mr T. E. Jones, above address. TO LET OR FOR SALE, within five milea of town, a newand thoroughly well finished House of 12 Rooms, with bathroom, &c, and all necessary outbuildings. Ilhe House stands on an acre of volcanic land, and com mands a fine sea and land view.—Apply to F. J. Moss and Co. Shortlandsireet. TO LET, at Newmarket, directly oppo slto the railway station, the Shop, etc., occupied by Mr Collins, Photographer. The buildina is new; size of Shop, 21x56; position, without doubt, is unrivalled for a Cash ilnsiness or Photographer. — Apply to F. G. Clayton, Nowmaiket. O~BE LET ON LEASE, BROWN'S ISLAND, containing about 200 acres, all volcanic soil, planted with English grasses; permanent water. The residence is new. large, and commodious, with suitable out-buiMiiigs; splendid shelter for boats in all weathers, and suitable either for a genUoman's residence or dairy farm. Situated within live miles of the North Shore; steamers pass the Island several times daily. — Address W. P. Featherstono, North Shore. /GLADSTONE, Northcoto, mile from \ T Wharf—To Let fora torm of years, a new Groomed Houbo and 6 acres of land, ploughed aim fenced.- R. G. Hawes, Kpsom. ~VTORTH SHORE.—To Let, a 9-roomod _Li House. G-roomed House, also 2 4-roomcd Cottages, rent 10s per week.—Apply R. and R. Dudor. House Agents. TTTAREHOUSE TO LET OR LEASE. Warehouse) of two stories, with excellent cellar, in Albert and Little Queen-streets. B. TONKS & CO. Drapery. SPECIAL. SPECIAL. SPECIAL. JAMES CROMBIE Takos this opportunity of thanking the in habitants of Frogman's Bay and Ponsonby District for post favours, and hopos by strict attention to their wants to merit a continuation of the same. That he will OPEN HIS NKW and COM. MODIOUS PREMISES on SATURDAY, MARCH 29, with a NEW and WELL-SELECTED STOCK at AUTUMN and WINTER DRAPERY and MILLTNERV. Dress and MantlemaUlngln all Newest Stylos by experienced hands. Millinery on hand and Trimmed on the shortest notice. [The Present Premises FOR SALE.J TOOK OUT FOB DONALD, W. JACK & Cq.'a NEW DRAPERY AND MILLINERY WAREHOUSE ON PONBONBY ROAD (OprqsjTE Top of Franklin Road). OPEN ON THURSDAY, 27th Instant. piOMMERCJAL. ■ JTOUSB, ■J72 QUEEN.9TRKET, VyiLSON. & ]^CQULL\GH Beg to Inform, their Friends and the Gonnral Public thov liavo OPENED THEIK ESTABLISHMENT WITH THE CHOICEST GOODS THE CHOICEST GOODS di THE SEASON, Comprising tho LEADING NOVELTIES in Show-room- OOBTUMES ■>. ; MANTLJBS MILLINERY UN.PERCLQTHING. ; r Dress Department- .. ; -« SILKS SATINS FAKCY DRESS GOODS VELVETS VELVETEENS IN ALL THE LEAPING SHADES, JPancy Department ribbons LAOES WOOL WRAPS ' OPERETTAS CQL.LAR.S. fuh trimmings. Hosiery J)kpartment-t OASHMERE HOSE, PLAIN and RIBBED The GARTERLESS STOCKING CHILDREN'S DO. IN Variety. Glove Department silk, KID, and CASHMERE LADIES' MITTS, LACE and CASHMERE And a Well-assorted STOCK OF MANCHESTER MEN'S MERCERY AND HABERDASHERY GOODS. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIODKES. ft J^CQULLAGH f" jaarcu •»■ —'



Queen-street: - ,m~~Z —~— _ / T7IOR SALli^h e^ on Tanks. -Ann) v I i P country doinglatre Royal BundEg? I] Uculars apply to Messrs ___^ X' I J FOR SALE, cheap, lißtovS~i^~thZ / £ 1 Water Butt. —Apply to 3a.—Kor iim^l &- Commerce-atreet. JsandCo I St< FOX IMMEDIATE SALE, fiS^T =1= comfortable Cottage in Leamington kJ p Mount Kden for £2dO.—Edward Wayte, 5 Me£; cantile Chambers. I7IOR SALE (Otahuhu), five acres Good _ Land adjoining Mr Luke's property, and close to Tamaki River; for sale very cheap —H. Partlngton. Land Agent. Quoen-atreet. fiOR SALE, Grey Gelding, by Match less ; rising five years old; quiet in all kinds of harness; any reasonable trial given.— Apply to J. H. Palmer, Cross-street. Newton. OR SALE, at Rocky Nook, Well tlnisbed House; four rooms and scullery, register grate; large volcanic allotment; terms easy.—Jamea Reid. Eden Terrace. FOR SALE, in Anglesea-street, a good 6-roomed House, Gas and water laid on. Kasy distance from town.—For further particu lars apply to Mr Gulliver, Land and Estate Agent, Coombea' Chambers. Queen-street "I7IOR SALE, 4-roomed House, with an X! Allotment 37 x 120; water laid on, with good rango and kitchen. Price, &SBQ ; £125 cash down, balance on easy terms by weekly pay menta.—Apply F. Standing. Liverpool-street. FOR SALE, five acres First-class Land adjoining Pah Farm, or more If required; a most desirable spot (or gentleman's residence. —H. Partington, Land Agent, Stichbury'a Buildings. J7IOR SALE, a 5 and Groomed House, ? situated in Edwin-street, Newton; easy distance to town; v good supply of water; register grates; also, substantial front fence, built of brick. Teruio (is arranged.—Apply to William Hosser, Builder, Wood-st., Ponsonby. Jj^OU SALE (Cheap), good Seeohd hand, j Low Pony Phonon; must be sold, the owner leaving for Knjrland. Also, New Double seated Buifgy, 2 Station Wacgons, and 1 Light Spriocr Cart —VV. St K. Bastun, Coaohbuilders. Wakeficldstrcet. FOR SALE (Commercial Road, just beyond Kden Terrace), a Very Cheap Verandah Cottage of 5 rooms; register grate, cupboards, &c. Price, 1 270; cash requii ed, »'25; balance on ea»y terms.—D. F. Evans, Estate and Land Agent. 137 FOR SALE (Brown-street, Ponsonby), 2 now, well-built, and very nice Residences, near the tramway line; good road; city water laid on. The houses have each six nice rooms, verandahs, and captitally situated allotments for prospec ive increase in value. Vory cheap; must bo sold at ence.—D, F. Evans, Land and Estate Agent. OR SALE (Chursh-street, Ponsonby), a very completo and well-flttcd-up Villa Residence of 0 rooms, having in addition to its pleasant aspect the advanutges of feeing In the centre of the district, close to all the places of worship, the schools, the halls, and- the tram line. Cheap.—D. P. Evans. Estato and Land Agont. FOR SALE, 2 Draught Horses, Dray, and Harness, Spring-cart ancL Harness, Steam Knglne and Boiler, Chaff-Qufcr. Soring Machine, Saw-bench Shafting,Tnuleys, and Bolting. Likewise For Sale or Lease, the Promises used by the undersigned as Coal and Firowooi Yard for 22 years.—For further parti culars apply to Jamos Watt, Stanley-street, Mechanics' Bay. IjIOR SALE. — Cook-street and Sale ' strott. 4 Cottages, £800. Nprthsote, 3. roomed Cottage, stable, and 81 acros Orchard. £020. Franklin Roads, Shop and S-rouiued Dwelling. £GOQ, Oxford-street (off Newton Road). 3 5-roomod Cottages and Workshop, price £iiO, or soil separately. Ponsonby Rcaa, i 8-roomed Houses, £1,000. Mount Albert, B> roomed and 1} Acre, WIOO. Mount Albert. 7 roomed House and 6. Acres, £1,104 Bowcrstrcet, Shop and fi-rastnod House. £570. Grattan-street, Ponconby, 2 e-roomed Houses and nearly i Acre of trrcmnd. fil.iM. Mount Albert, Ift roomed Housoand 5.J Acro^, 'S.OOQ, Further particulars on application (a J. X, Kandei-aon, Mercantile Chambers, Queen.gtreet. T^ O R SALE. HOTEL PROPERTY, in one of the Principal Coast Towns of the North Isiund. containing 28 rooms j siste of dining'room, 31x82, and the other rooms correspondingly large, The owner i» about to leave the colony, and offers this property at a very low figure. Average takint'S. £70 per week. RKMUERA.—4S Acres of Land, facing the Main Road, subdivided into Grass Paddooka and Orchard. BAY OF IBLANDB, - Two Forms, Freehold and Leasehold, containing GGI nnd 496 Acres of rich Voloanio Land, plenty of wood and water, House of 8 rooms, and close to a post and telegraph office. Subdivided into Twelve Paddooks, laid down in English Grasses. WAIKATO.—JfIO Acres near HunUy; £2 per acre; Bush and Fern Land, containing from nine to ten million test K&hikatea, Himu, and Mata Timber, with Two Cottages, and Land partly Ploughed and Fenced. 503 per acre. A. SCOTT & CO.. 73. Qneen-st T}l <5 R S ALE. A GENERAL STORE IN A TOWNSHIP THROUGH WHICH THE WAIKATO RAILWAY PASSES. Apply JOHN BUCHANAN. Customs-street. Tjl 0 B SALE. The Magnificent BRICK FAMILY RESIDENCE, PARK HOUSE, Situated In Pmncks-btbeet (adjoining Albert PyIRK). Now in the occupation of Mrs J. Smith. For lull particulars apply to ■ GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. BILLIARD TABLE, Ex Northumberland- One First-class Full-Rhscd Billiard Tablo by Bennett & Co., Jxindon, with Iyory Pool, Pyrtt mid, and Playing Balls, Cups. Gas Fittinsn, &c., complete, for Sale by WM. BUCHANAN, St. Mungo Chambers, Queen-street, Auckland, TO Manufacturers and others.—Over haltan-acro in the city for sale—a bargain. — U. Williamson. Estate Agent, High-street. BICYCLE.— Fop saw, cheap, a good second-hand " Excßlnior." Can Uo aeon, and particulars obtained from S.H.G., Cascade Buildings. College Road. ON SALE, three Splendid Pianos, quite now (just brought from England^.—Mr Freeman, Mount Eden Road (opposite St. Baraabos's Church). FTIRAMWAY TERMINUS, — Marine •JL VIIU Site S) x 233. fenced on two sides with double belt of trees, back front and up the centre. Splendid view, which can never be built out Must b.fi sold, and now offered a de cided bargain at £220, Also, a very superior littlo Villa in Clarenoerftreet, cheap, at £380.— W. L, Mitchellß- Mercantile Chambers. MBLROSE, 3 LARGE ALLOTMENTS, CHEAP. Victoria Park, 3 Allotments, lte per foot, iheap. Shelly Beach Raid, corner lot, £3155. Northcoto, lots 231 feet deep, 20s. WeUihßton-Btreot(city), «& Lots 65 and 55 Bella-street, Ellcrslie, large depths, 20s. Bnytleld, 4 lots, 22s fid per foot. Buy field, very largo Allotment, £90 Mount Roskill, S3 x 148 ft. Bins., Ye per foot. Devonport, large Allotment, £3 per foot Richmond Road, 117 feet lots deep, C 2-128 to per foot, cheap. Westmoreland - street, S3 x 160, 2a» per foot, cheap. College Road, £7 per toot Arthur-street, £5 per foot. Gladstone (Northcote), 1 aore, £85. Mclford.Btreet, £? 10s per foot i Also, cheap Houses, &c. Inspection invited. W. GULLIVER, COOMBES'B CnAMPBRS. 86. QPEEN-BTREBT. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, WHANGAREI. This New. Commodious, and Centrally- Situated Hotel FOR SALE OR LEASK. Thiß Hotel is situate directly opposite the Railway Station, and In the direct fine of the Main Country Roads leading Into Whanearel, A really goo 4 Business is being done in Every Department Good Paddocks, Stabllna. and Billiard Table. Ba^sftictoiT reason given as to the cause of tV.o'jsroaent piopiletox Teav^Qg. A SPJ-UNPlfl OPPOBTC?OTTf FOB ANTONK BB QVIRINQ A GOOO IBAMWO COUNTRY HOTBL. For lull particulars apply to Q, B, HOWARD, Pronrtgtor, Whangarel. ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. 300 Sacks Feed Oato 200 Sacks MiUinK Oato 100 Saoks New &*&<>& M»»« 100 Sacks Fowl Wheat 10 Caaes Conterb^ry Ohee« Wood's Flour, Bran, Sharps, Chaff Onions, Potatoes, Hams and 8a.009 Corned Beef, 1001b, fceaa. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ALBERT AND ROBERT EATON, REMOVED TO COMMERCE-STREET (Next to JoscphCralg's). ON SALE, 0 very Low Rates, by the undersigned, iv Lots to suit Purchasers— OATS OATMEAL MAIZE WOOD'S FLOW FOWL WHEAT |g^ AR SHARPS POTATOES BONEDUST, &c, Ssc.. &O. Agents,for the following— The Celebrated "ALBANY FOOD" for Infai-U—the sole of this article is Immense. Tho Unrivalled HKMATITE PAINT from Knmo, quality not equalled. The Hikurangi Sawmill, orders taken for BUILDING TIMBER at low rates, and sup plied at short notice. E. MITCHELSON & CO., 19. QUI-KX-STRBICT. Cj -A MU E L ■WHITE O llAri K)!t SALE AT THK VAKD, Ct'-STOMS-STHSKT:- l»nrW Posts MW* v tt r. !Jo-.»l Pariri Posts .. .. 710 llotuirt rtnils ...... .. .. ■W . . -•,•..1. P.iri«ri»t»Bxn .: .. ls--d»Ph , •. M . 1 Kn'iri Uoaras.6x| .". «> pr lilf . ~. is.-.:..» .. ■: .. .. ~ '0 ;>vi'-'ki:-.\i t&iii' '". II .. i»* , -.c ::,ii!h ... '.. .. .. •"> Cniirl !•->» j .-r .. .. l»eaob •Sim li" llt.nw liliil'lfß *■". ". ' tu haws Bi.hfc.i.'iiita.B si- -*<£ etti:tlr-. _



~- — ~£ cheap, two Corrugated Iron 1 g- .t%f. __ 1' £AOR SALE, now Five-Roomed House off _ El Hroy-strooU I'rice. only _TOO.-W. V A tevens, High-street Chambers. - DIOR SALE, Building Allotments at V Mount Kden; flrst-olaes position. Kood . ;m-, and free of stones; t rms easy.—>v. \. . v»ns High-street ! anu--tSALE, House in Via-. .."*. FOR v Home, Charir^Cheap Houses,, Allotniiif arras CWban Properties Farnvg, . JUußim-BS-8, Hotfcrect-loardintr-houses — QVant and Crosean, 7a, Queen-street. ....'"' OR IMMEDIATE SALE (under Bill of Sale), a Fancy Goods Store in good position and cloiiu: a good business, with furni ture, stock, &o. Immediate possession given. Easy tonns.— Arnigirui g and Co., High-street. OR SALE, a very desirable Villa Resi dence, just built, on Avenue Road, Par nell, containing: 7 rooniß and bathroom, fitted with registnr grates and cooking range, water and gas laid on.—Apply to J. M. & J. Mowbray, Land Agents. Furt-atreet. PEDIGREE Greyhound Pups for salo ; best bl'iod tn tho Colony.—Governor Browne Hotel, Hobson-strect. 0 NEW-COMERS, Small Capitalists, Working Mon, with familles.&c.—To Lease, with Purchasing Clause, Cultivated Karma of 50 acres upwards, near a station, school, and cheese factory; exceptional terms offered.— Kdward Wayte, 5, Mercantile Chambers. /» Q ACRES at Government Price.—Good DO Land, within a tew miles of Auckland. —A. Scott and Co., 73. Queen-street. ITV PROTEKTY FOR SALE— Great Bargain (never offered before)— Four Cottages, having frontages to two streets, in the city, and iet to good tenants, and yielding nearly £70 per annum rents. Price, only £800. —Further particulars on application to J. R. Kandorson. Land Agent, Mercantile Chambers, Qneen street. m I a I 6" h a". FOR SALK or TO LET, that well-known and established BAKKKY BUSINKSS, stone stable and every convenience, now doing a good trade, situated in Rolleston-Btreet, To Aroha, and cur ried on by Mr Poole, who Is retiring from busi ness. If not sold privately, will be offered at Auction at an early date—For full particulars apply to G. A. O'Halloran, Te Aroha, or to John Gkey, Kden Crescent, Auckland. Board and Residence. /COMFORTABLE Board and Resi \_> donee in Private Family for two Gontle inei) or Married Couple. Uee of Bath and Piano. — Apply Mr Press, Post-offlco, North Shore. -|>OAP.D AND RESIDENCE for a mid- JD die-aged Gentleman, in business or other- WIBO, wishing for a, quiet home in tho suburbs. Gruod locality; no other boarders; 'buses con venient.-Apply Stau Office. OSBBANK HOUSE (late Harbutfs). Pevonport — Two vaoancics in above ! louao. Terms ni uloraci. —Apply llr Pvefß, or J. K. Hooper, Proprietor. Bnsinesv Notices. EDWARD WOODING, Publishers' and General Commission Ajront. Orders re-; ceived for standard works.—Office; Hlgh-strcit. LANKETS, Flannel*, Sheetings, Cali coos. rtt specially low quotations for reli ablo Hoods. -Kdwd. Tcßtor, Drnpot, "i»rxnw liaiiollciul . ■ ..--.. PIANOFORTES TUNED, within four miles, sa: H-unmers re-Felted Ipatent feltl. one jrumen. Pianos entirely renovated.— W. Sior, Karangalutpo Rowl, Newton. KAMO COAL, from tho new seame, is of Kxcellent Quality, and can bo do- Hvorcd in any annntitics without dolay.—Kamo Colliery Offloe, nearly opposite FJrth's Mill, Qnuen-BtTeet. TTMBRELLAB, Ladie=' ai.dChiUli'- n'n.ia \J Ifl.vpntine. Twill, aiu! fiurablo Silks. Imported rtiroot, and for aalu at the very lowest Cash Prices.—Kawd, Tester, Draper, Korunga hape Hourt, ? VELVETEENS, Flowers, Feathers, Hats, and Laces- a Choice Assortment of New Goods.—Kdwd. Testoi1, Draper, Karanga hape Road. MRS GARRICK new returns her Blncere thanks to her friends anil the public of of Auckland for the kind patronage they have shown since bite commenced her business in t lie Syuney and Melbourne Cafe, Upper Quoen-ttrect, and hopes that she will gain the same patronage as heretofore by strict attention, klndnesv, and civility. First-class Table kept; every attention and convenience for the comfort of Boarders. Terms—l6a r?".i VVkkk ; ALL Mkals 9d. Note th.c Address — " Sydney and Melbourne Cafe" (known as tho Young Women.s Institute). Mrs F. Garbjck, Proprietrets. PHOTOGRAPHY, —A. P. Williams has much pleasure in intimating to his friends and the puhlio In general tnat lie has Commenced Business in the Union Photographic Studio, junction of Pitt and Grey-gtrceia. and lately occupied by Mr Kirkman. wnero he hopes by strict attention and punctuality to business to merst a share of public patronage, and is now prepared to take all kinds of Instantaneous Portraits. Everything new. no old-foahion styles in the Uasinoss. P.S.-Portraits taken in all oorts of weather—Note the address; A. P. Williams. Union Photographic Studio, junction of Pitt and Grey-Streets, Auckland, March 22, lgSt • pHEAP HIGH-CLASS TAILORING. PIIBUMINARY NOTXCK, A. B. SPBIvCE ' Will Open those Premises situated over Messrs Wilson, William and M.-Cullagh's-via., IK, Queen-street, an THURSDAY, tho S7th inst, \yhcre he will conduct HIGH-CLASS MERCHANT TAILORING, AT STRICTL.Y MOWERATK WUOEB FOR. CASH. Havina Practical Experience as "Cutter"in leading London and provincial Tmdca, together with a VERY CHOIOR SELECTION OF GOODS, Gentlemen will find it much to their advantage by giving me a trial, as all Orders will be carried out in a Superior Style. : OPPOSITE QARBY-STRSKT. . i. i; r. F6 It \V 1A T r .... i>! ciiAii'.iNO. :.x t.orii i:hi't»v. 1,001) TON'S At'.vVOASTLB C0A!.... >VlUli liK.tfOi.ll OilK.U 1. ■ NOW'S THE rll!'K TO SliX'K. \ '■'[. \v. <v o. wf v?Tf)>"; t'iyo KUILDKUS AND i'UOlv..^;1 2_ Ovv.sKU'-'. ■ ' Tl>' 'MulcralKnoil iiro twi'iwri'il to Exaavu1. Allitiineii*^ in tho Lower I'arts of Uie Cilj'.ui*.,, , niccially fdvouraW* terma. ■ _" , ' ~ ■ ■'■' W. & G. WINSTON K. ipONSONBY VINEYARD. GRAPES. GRAPES. : GRAPES. Wholesale and Retail. THOMAS STKADMAN & CO.; ■ i I Sued Merchants, Next to Mr Wiseman's. Queen-street. TSLAND ORANGES! ORANGES! JUST ARRIVED, BX KKNILWORTH- Oranges, Pines, Preserved Bananas Cocoanuts , i BOATS ARRIVE MONTHLY. Country Orders will receive special attention. Address— » CHAS. BAGLEY, Wholesale Froiterer, Parnell Hise, Andtlaad. Honey. A* I 41 TO £10,000 LENT on Buil.liiitr 3j J Vf Society priuciplfM. or oo other ti-nri •uit .orrowera. Ailotmuuts boajtlii am> li.iim.jo built on Woekl}1 HHy«w»t System ,r»>l*rnKtß< mid Louit uetttaUueA. 3«j Uhi of ■rtii»rti«B for. snl.o OM «t> Pft«e. Sl* p»» cent. .{Jawed on momv dojUHitKd far tnVHuiuei^ ■, Williamson l_«uci. Eslato, Jkwi Pinaßoiil . t ,iiit».iil Vnlaor, Hieh-street Auckland. Tenders T>EPAIRS AND ALTERATIONS TO XL SCHOON KH SANDFLY. Tenders wanted for tame up to FRIDAY, at noon. Stiecifloations can bo seen at Messrs T. and S. Morrin and Co.'s Ship Chandlery Depfl', Lower Queen-street mo BUILOERS AND OTHERS. Tenders will be received until noon on TUESDAY, April lbt. for Re-building Dry Stone Wall, and. Erecting a Concrote Wall and Gates for tho Hebrew Cemetery. Plans at my Offloe, Canada Buildings. ._,_,. ... . ■ HENRY G. WADE. Architect m O BUILDERS. Tenders will be received up to NOON on SATURDAY, the 29th inst, for the Krectfon of aporUon of the new 8t Patrick's Cathedral. Plans, &c, at our OfSces, Queen-sireet EDW. MAHONEY & SON. Architects. mo CONTRACTORS. Tenders will bo received up to NOON, on WKDNKSOAY, the 2nd April, for making Two Concrete Tanks near Om hunga. .Plans, «c.. at our OtHoes, Queen-street. BDW. MAEQSEY & SON. Architects. m ob v i l © c. r s. Alternative Tenders will he.received until noon of April the 4th foetho ffiwrtion otelther aßrickoFOoncrete BuUdlngin AU>ert«treet ■ a KBAIJ3 fe BONVAfcliitWita, mENDERS. -- Tenders for Fenctog^ at X Kllen-ie will be received by the under;



. Shipping. - ;j, F~GR WAITAKA. -The «lk AFGTLB k will leavo the Onohu»K« W • v: ;= m.jovo^ .vnathcr anri other circumstance permlUln 0-MORROW (Friday), March 28. "'_ . -Northern Steamship Compan" • r"=v .uoklaml; oi\ A. Barnes, On.ol'ns. ~TiferlßOW, 11 o'clock a.m, ; / TO-' MARKET DAY. J i i'HUR'S POULTRY. PRODUCE. FRUIT, f ..AND GROCERY AUCTION MARKET, "A R T H U R'S MAR T." POULTRY DEPARTMENT. N Fowls. Turkeys, Ducks. Geese, Pigeons, Cc» narics. Fancy Birds. Rabbits, Small Pigs Cattie Dog. Terrier, a Good Setter * A Pony, Harness, and Spring Gart; a good, useful turnout Large Marquee Tent, capable of containing 300 persons PRODUCK, FRUIT, AND GROCERY DEPARTMENT. ~ Table Potatoes, Cow Potatoes, Carrots, Cab-;: bages. Herbs. Onions. Butter, Bacon, Hams, - Beef, Flour, Wheat, Oats, Sharps, Chaff. FRUIT—IOO bunches Good Bananas, Damsons, Quinces, Apples, Pears, Lemons, Orangee, Tomatoes, &c, &c. GROOERIEB, -fee.'—Tea; Sugar, Coffno, Blsi : cults, Lollies, Starch, Blue, Soap, Candied Peel, Blacking, Ginger • ft •■■■ Also, The First Product of Pukekohe Cheesa Factory, a First-class Cheese On Sale Privately, at AUCTION PRICES, FURNITURE DEPARTMENT (Upstair*).; Pianos (new and second-hand), a Superior Har monium ; Household Furniture and Effects in great variety, suitable for all classes; Hewing Machines. Stoves, Ranges, Earthen ware, Mirrors. Perambulators. TOMORROW, 2 O'CLOCK. . SMINGCES." ~SHINGLES. TO BE SOLT), at; Arthur's Mart, Queen-f street, to-morrow, 2 o'clock, 15.000 KAURI SHINGLES. Will Deliver to Purchasers in Town. TO-MORROW, 11 o'clock. • CARBINES & TAYLOR TXTILL sell by auction, at their Mart, T T to-morrow (Friday), at 11 o'clock sharp, "POULTUY—FowIs, Ducks. Turkeys. Geese, - HiBS. Sinxiuß Canarica.^Ferrota, &.C. &c PRODUCE—Primn Canterbury Hams and Bucon, Wairoo Checsos, Keg Beef, Keg Butter, b'resh do in 41b pats, 30 tons Pota toes, Onions,"Vegetables, &c FRUlT—Pears.-Apples, &0., &c. GROCERIES—Tea, Sugar, Flour, Oatmeal, Lollies. Bisouits. I.«moa Peel, Starch, Maize, Oats, Branr Chaff, Sharps. ■ •» j FUKNITURK-Tables, Bedsteads. Toilet Ware, Glasses,SSmal t Shop Window and Shutters. JEWKLLKHY, CUTLERY, FA&CY GOODS, - ■■•:,'■■■■ ' ■ Also, ,; '■■ :'■ ,; 'f f;- A fionorul Assortment of USEFUL HOUSE-- HOLD DKAWSRY and MEN'S CLOTH ING.&C&c. , s CARBINES & TAYLOR. - W. a. COCHRANE] ' [JAS. DAORB TO-MORROW,. FRIDAY. lUIR SDITE, COOKING STOVES, . ROCKING-HORSE, ; 4 HOUSEHOLD FURNITiffRE.:-••:. THE Subscribers will Soil, at their Rooms, Qaecn-sUcet, To-morrow (Friday), at 11 • o'clock, nOUSVHOLQ FURNITURE, conslsHng Of :S Hair Suite, CoucU, and 0 Caiairs, Roand Table. Carpets Pictures, Iron and Wood Beds'eods. Swing Cot; Mattrasses, Pal lin sscs. Pillows, Chests Drawers, Mirrors, - Washstands and Ware, Chairs, Tablas, ! Parlour Stove, Cooking Stoves, Baths, Show Cases, Ifitclicn Utonsila, etc., eto., large Rookiu. Horse. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneors. JOHN IKTDOH.] ' ■ [EDWARD UEYOON. . TOMORROW, at 11 o'clock. JOHN; & E. LEYDON will sell, at their! Mart, Qucen-strcßt, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, conßlstinß of— :;."• Suites In Cretonne. Damask, and Leather; Couches, Chairs, Tables, Beds and Bed ding, Sprint; Maftrasses, Fender], Stov«v~~ Register Grates, POTATOES, Onions. Tea, &c., &c, , .;', ; :' -•-'■■" AiSO, : ' ' ' ■. SG CASKS COOKISG APPLES. . ■'~ -.-. : * -.: ■■>' TO-MORROW.- ' ? . PRODUCE SALij. W. DOWDEN XTTILL sell by auction at the Exchange Ti Mart, Queon-street, to-morrow (Friday), | at 11 o'clock, ;, r - ; : i • - ' 10 tons Prime Table Potatoes : 2 tons Cow Potatoes - ; .. ■ qAf&js lion Onions ' ',' ' . . '■'. jf| 2 cases Hams and Bacon " : : ;" ■*.■. ■ 4 cases Bottled Beer ......■_ . : , - i> 100 boxes Candles . . •""... . ■ '' 1 ton Sugar U half-chests Tea • . Furniture, Billiard Table, &c. . : ••.,. [v. ; T', \v. dowden, :', '.*"■■ • ■ •• ■ Auctioneer.' ' 'iTO-MORROW. k ~^.,,..,- . SIBBIN'S MART, - -'- 11 o'clock. . OCASESwHAM^^ND "BA€ON '. 70 bagsßostTable Potatoes ' ciscff.Canterburr Cheese " - 78 Wairoa C&eosb '' : : ' '\-' t 1 i , 10 kegrs Taranaki Butter . :..,. - : - 8 satiks Onions .-•. :; ' " i Oats, Maize, Groceries. ■ "■ ._., ,, . ', y, /:.„;, ; . ; Bj^ Orddr/of thd Registrar of Dog». ■-'•'' A X UMBER OF "VALUABLE DOGS will be Sold by Auction at the ITwnneiß TO-MORROW, the 28th March, at 18 o'olook abbn. •' ~i -.' ->■ ' • '- • , j! GEO; GOI.DIE, " Auctioneer. -~ »„, ' . -^SATURDAY,'at^ O'Clook. i^.^l s\m GREAT NORTH!ROAI>. ;' DRAPERY, MILLINERY, F4NCy- TOYS, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. : 'CARBINES & TAYLOR HAVE received instructions from Mrs '-AnSt, who Is leaving the prsmises. to sell by aucttoD. at the Shop (next to Mr Joining, : butcher, six doors beyond the Newton West School), at 2 oVslock, on Saturday next,, DRAPERY, nothing. Millinery; Hoberaaaherr, 1 Hosiery. Fancy Goods, Blankets, OBweeds. Troußß-s aod Vc«u, Coats, Hats, Shirts, Ties, Quilts. Calicoes. Sheeting, Ladles'and Children^ Undereioihtng, Stays, &c. Also, , ' . . -. STATIONERY Goods. Toys, Horses. Cartß, Perambulators, Trains, Dolls, Slates,' Books, Pencils, Ink, &c. ■. .. Also, HOUSEHOLD Furhiiure snd Effects, Gas Stove, &c ,' .., CARBINES & TAYLOR, Auctioneers. Saturday; march 29, :.,,, 11 o'Cloek. , ■ , DEVONPORT, NORTE SHORE, THE Subscriber has received instruc tions to Soil by Auction, at Mr Little's late residence, Victoria Koad (near Captain Fielder's), . 1 Red Morocco Walnut Suite, 1 large Chair*. 0 Chairs, and Piano Chair (cost £70, not much ' nsed). 2 Double Iron 'Bedsteads, Dressing Tablo ami Waslistands. Table, Lamp, Fender, Clock. Oilcldih. Carpels, Kitchen Utensils, «tc. GEORGE SIBBLN, Auctioneer* ' MONDAY, MARCH 31,, AT NOON. CLEARING-OUT SALE / CLOTHING^ DRAPERY, HOSIERY. FLOWERS, FEATHERS} FANCY " . GOODS,. &c. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions to sell by public auction at his Mart, Queen street (third floor), on Monday next, at 12 o'clock noon, ! . The BALANCE of a STOCK of Clothing, rra wy, Hosiery. &c, &c.; Men's ana IU ys" Baits, Coats, Vests, Coats and Vests, Ton-? Ber', Treiiaers and Vftstg, Ties.. Glo*s«,' i Gimp^ Fringe* Lace Not, Chenille Nws. f" ■sVniiwlown, Fronts, Sox, Hoses, Rlbboas, t KrabroWerv, Furniture-. Gimps, \Slot!«rB, Feathers,- Tips. Bead*. Copi. and Ta«**el«. Transfer »aiterns. Thimbles. Boot Luces. Binding. Silk Cord, Button*; Corseta,So.. - Wall Mats. Rits. Coat wd Hat Riicks, Brackets, Matting, &c . -■ '■' '- ' ■■■■■Also." '-': -• ':'\: (On acoovnt of whom it may concern), ex Rua> pehu from London, mote or lew doai»g*d. ORE CASE OF ASSORTED FANCY FRIWJNGS, ■ .;. Xerw»Ca&h>