CABLEGRAMS.

:(S,y .CAW* -'COITKICHP.')

(Received April 17-1 r.«O-p.m.) Griffith", ftrewor of Q.ueenslatrf, in an j. of tho Government with regard to P h °' uei tian of coloured labour, and said that the disclosures of tho Tolyneaian -corn plaion wero onough so cast di.wcaii, on rtflname of Queensland. 4 Tbo Federation Xaabling BIH.

Lo»DOS, April 16. - Tho Australia-* federation Enabling Bill introduced by Earl Derby was road for Clio first time to jgyintheHauMofl'ords. Nationalist Kloting »t Cork. LosuoJfi Apr'l Hi.--Tlieir Royal High nMJM the Priuco and Vrinccss of Uivlos ,-T M received with onthuaiasm o:i their filtration madeby tho Nationalists !,:,! ta a riot, during which revolvers were used, Zi tho troops elm-gee! with fixed bayonets. Several persons were ittmndod. | Tho Fronch in Egypt. The French Government have demanded *hat the French papor, "Lo Bosphoro Ezvptian," which has boon suppressed by Jj,g Egyptian Government for animadvert ■ntho neon Government policy in reforonco: io the Soadan, shall bo ro-lioonsod. Nubar Pasha states in reply that his Government »W« quite justified in stoppimr tho paper. Status of Colonial Navies.

Sir Thomas Brassoy, First Secretary to the Admiralty, states that the name? of tho .yj^sela bolonging to tho colonial navies, tthon anch have beovi organiacd, will apponr jn the official navy lists.

Xlo JUord Mayur of London,

Mr Robert Nicholas Fowler, who was •electod Lord Mayor of London in ISS3, has bean re-elected *o that position in conse quence of the, doooasoof Lord Mayor Not- US.O. '

SUPPOSED SUICIDE.

Suspicions Boato of a Parucll Kosidcnt'

is elderly man named William Voughnn died Buddcnly at Parnoll this morning under circumstances which led to tho conclusion . that be poisoned himself. Vaughan v?.s ■ mwriod man, about 70 yours of. age, and occupied a drapery store and dwelling house attached op tho Manukau Boad, opposite tho old 'Windsor Castle Hotel. A married daughter of the decaaset), named Mary Jane Cooper, says her father tad been in ccod health up to 9.30 this morning, when she observed him go: {ato the kitchen and throw r. small white paper into the tire. Be said to her "I have just been taking a powder." She did not think this strange, as her father was' in the habit of taking various powders and drags. Soon after, howover, he was taken seriously ill with violent spasms, and she sent for Dr. Wright, who was speedily in attendance, aa was also Con stable Hobson. Dr. Wright used tho! staunch pump, but without success, and : the old man died at ten tainntes past: eleven a.m. When Constablo Hobson altered the room deceased was lying on the Bofu, He was groaning ter ribly, and kept repeating "Oh, it is ill tight Dr. Wright." Constablo Hobson. found a tumbler in the room, in the bottom of which was a small quantity of white sediment. Vattghr-n is described a.i t man of a lively disposition, and was not by any means given to melancholy moods. Hia wHo, however, says that he has been silly and childish ii \as w»yalately, ho reason can bo assigned (ot the act of self-dostntotion. Vaughan isißgoodcircptn.'itancGs, nndewnsconsider ablepropcrtv in Purncll, .-"imoof it fronting thsmaiii road. Ifinanoi^l troubloi could not (bereforo havo bow. tho cauao of tho rash Mt It appears that Vaughan was in W» habit of koofiing strychnino in tho twnso fee tho purpose of poisoning |rats. Intimition of tho occurronco was for ««W to tho Coroner <Dr, Philson), who vfiML an inquest to-morrow. Tho sedi wxtWd in tho tumbler, and also n small vpiafitjof the nutter vomited, havo boon submitted to Jit J. A. Pond for analysis.

DEPUTATIONS TO HON. MR RICHARDSON.

Ik Minister of Public Works continues to be waited upon by deputations urging wious local requirements. Yostorday Messrs J. B. Stoedman and A. Brodio torn Thames asked him to have spout this season the sum of £1,500 voted for tho Tlatnes-Tauranga road. Mr Richardson was in doubt as to tho position of tho voto, but Tonldget particularsand inform thedoputa tion, la reply to arequest for Government to meet a deficit of £10 per annum in tho •mount to be raised by taxation in connec tion with tho Thamos-Coromandol Road, Mr Richardson promised to do all ho could in tho matter but advised tho obtaining of tlegal opinion. Several other subjects of minor interest wcro also discussed, and tho important question of harbour works was •Kowed to stand over until Col iTraser, Chairman of tho Harbour Board could bo present.

Adeputntkra was also received from New market consisting of Mr F. J. Moss, M.H.R., an d Mr W. J. Suiter (Chairman df the Highway Board). Mr Suitor first of *U represented tho dangerous position of we railway crossings, atono of which Judge muton had lately been injured, and others nadhad narrow escapos.—Mr Kichardson »imittod tho awkwardness of having two croseinga so close together. Ho *«H mo it anything could be dono. Mr Bmt» Ihen urged that as tho district Jwld in a few days bo proclaimed a JWough, and the keeping of the main road Mtough the borough would consequently devolve upon the Corporation, a fair share 01 the tolls should be handed to the Cor poration. Mr Richardson promised to con ■Mr the matter favourably. Mr Suitor »«ed if the Government would agree to an alteration of tho purposes of the reservo at flewmarket, so that it might bo made « useful reaourco for the borough in helping to supply drainage and water w the district, so very urgently re joired. Mr Richardson said if a. local oil! were introduced, and tho Borough wmcil and district were in favour of it, the wvemmeot would offer no opposition. «reply to a further question Mr Richard wn said that the Government were vory anaoas to get a^proper supply of water for ™ir workshops, and would be prepared to ■Met the borough in any reasonable pro- PMaU that might bo mado in connection »U tho works for supplying the borough <nta water, Mr Suitor then pointed to we urgent need in Newmarket of propor ™ for Constabulary Station, Post and Ulegraph Oilice, and similar purposes. ?J Richardson said lie would look *> the matter, and if tho sitos could * spared from the railway reserve, 2 would be glad to have a sufficient M i?r for these purposes, "f Moss mtroduced tho subject of duplicate !™™ay lineß to Ponroeo, and oxprosscd tho TO6 that tho proposals for a lino round tho ™«n would not stand in tho way of the ""Plication of tho lino. Mr llichardson eaid '"ereal difficulty in connection with thoNew "swetlme was, that between Auckland and wtose there was only one lovol space of ,"j .°,hMnß between tho rißoto Nowmarkot ™,7 subsequent riso to Romuera. Xbia li2j lyabe a Sreat drawback, a3 it snTj length of oach possible train, J™ 1 a «reasod tho working power of tho

LATE SHIPPING.

hiifiv?*}' P* day.-Tho topsail echooner Passing inw a ?rißant"ie with pain tod ports aro

The Baa and Worthless. MtedT imitated 0I counterfeited. This Is j/TpUy true ot a family medioino, and it la klgh 7, e woot that the remedy imitated is of the m , Talne- As soon aa it had been tested by tho whole world that Hop Bittera BejjT BUlest. best, ana most valuable family ijjr™ °» ea«h, many imitations sprung up, anj thT 0 Bteal ac noticeß whl°h fte Prea9 tt6rttß 10 of the country had expressed the Mom !,«■ ?•' Bn<l In every way trying to ■ iii^ eufferin K invaUds to usa their stuff «i4(m!Ji XpeoUnS to make money on the credit WSn.!!? 18 oI aB- Many others started naJJ^np in Bimilar strle to H. 8., with ' "Hop »»w "^ natne9-'n which the word •*o»le tn i, i.opß" were '"cd m a wa 7 to induce ***£* An^? ttey wore ths samß as R°> Ho tiaa^r ? ch Pretended remedies or cures', eapwt^" »nat their style or name is. and "SopsMnHT ™ tto word "H°P' or *•* fcem b *? Mne' or connected J^tttfeit. t.01611 aia jnititioiis c« ftem. ntr". f t c,ware of ita- Touch none of «i^W.WUii tyaßSWKeniiino American Hop Si*9 S nSL ¥"a Dr- Soule'a name blown Sn°l>«nl«hi .i? 31 oozing else. Druggists

SAD FATALITY.

o* a irifebgrttf*. fe^

3Poiaonin>r.

i&K f A. Or.v-KR, a -Krifi'tldniat! w'hc arrived here recently from Australia, mc lias boon stopping at the Star Hotel sinct , that hostelry, under Very painful drcum stances. Tho leased gontfcman, who fe ': Quoorn),^. ><c ma ttcV, v/as aeeof-.pa'.iied by .. «ns: >pjung wife, to whot* -,iv was but re cently manmd-i.vVid, the couplo had visited tie rWiuny 011 their y^y tour. XV Clarlco has, durjrf; tt.c whw ot his residence *.t tuo Star i r.otol been subject f- trembling (its, brought on, no cV.\? : t, -through a length roddotto fts a hot climato? (md WVta sever,'l Umos hoen visited fey Tr Mac- Krflen j| 0 wns jt , , ho ~,£s , ot fcnkiriK cMorodync, ami amofips* fUo papers found in his root? was s small account from oharland and G\, chemists, of Shortlot)..'; street, ono ti Iho charges in which frfts tor ■j throo oottlea of that narcotfr. Yesterday mm-Jitng tlio deceased wan'uiken very ill, and | *t tho l-cqnosl of MraUnrko, -Mr Cairns, tho pi'opnotov of tho hotel, telephoned to Pr. MucMullcn, who wasspeedily innttacdance. Or. ( coin was also subseQltoally callod. t lie morlical gontloraen.frotti Uie symptoms •concluded that Mr Clarko was auilerins from narcotic poisoning, and they used the dtomaeh pump intormittontly during tlio day. The exertions of the doctors, how-over, proved unftvoMni; and the unfortunate man died shortly after midnight. The a»o of tho deceased la stated to hftro boon 33 years. N'ory litt'o fa known rolicornlng his aiitecodcntsi and tho poor young wife in so proetlatcd with her great allliction that ikciowho have boon in her company have loroborno from question-. ing hor. Tho ueceaaod is reputedly wealthy, but his v.,fo apparently knows but littlo of' In.' aUairs. Mr Cairns ascertained that ho ijas a brother employed in tho commercial department of the "Sydney Worninf.;, Herald," and at the request of Mrs Clarke, he cabled to him to-day, requesting him to como to Auckland immediately. Tho news of the occurrence was convoyed to the Police Station c.t about one o'clock this morning, and Sergeant McMahon and Con- Btablo !.iimb at oncoproceoded to tho hotel fey the purposo Of making a preliminary in-, yeftlgation into tho eircumstancos attend-' ing the death, and to take rh»'.<-'o of the deceased's effects.

WOOLLEN COMPANY.

J Al':,ioui:ii the cry in commercial cire!e3 at present is in general ono of complaint at tho. existing degression of trado, it must bo gratifying to sco t!;at there is energy and enterprise enough to project tho establish-! Mont in Auckland of an entirely new and ■ local industry, in tho shape of a Woollen- Sfanufacturing Company. Tho prospectus of this company appears in our columns to day, and is a highly attractive ono. It bears the names of somo of an influential! provisional directory, who propaso starting - tho Company with 100,000 shares of £1. oach, ono half of which only are at present I to bo issued, tho money to bo called up by i i;asy stages to the amount of 10s per share.' Situated as Auckland is in tho centre of a! highly prolific wool-producing district, it' must bo specially adapted to the manu facture of that article, besides giving employment to a large numbor or the! working classes, and it is an industry amongst others that Auckland can fall back upon when the natural resources of tho country, such as timber, gold, &c, fail. The projectors meditate the importation of the most complete machinery that tho English manufacturer can supply, to put tho industry on a thoroughly effective footing.

ALLEGED MALTREATMENT.

Smith v. Bond.

{Supreme Court,—ilfctoro His Honor Mr Justice tjillios.) Dp K'.Ohnrdaon. continuinghiaovidonco, said: Ho !u'd several conversations with ii'.\ Bond, and remonstrated with him, tolling him that hid oonduct was unwise, ilu and other mernbors of ilio medical staff held a conference, and com plained to tho Ho.spi al Cominittouof JDr. Bond's conduct, without mentioning any special cave. Smith talked of layims a complaint, but ho per suaded him not to do co. At last, liudiiii; he could be of no further benefit to tho patient, he ?aid— "Smith. I have done nil 1 can for 3'ou. and must leave you to do tho beat you can for yourself;" Tho Hospital was freauently very (ul), and occasionally patients lay on tho fluor. He thought it V.-as wronß to put Smith on the floor. Dccatuu ol hia utter helplessness — Dr. Walker deposed that in such circumstances he should placa tho lef? in an extended position, and in splints, that ankylosis might follow, which might bo formed In three months. If tho splints woro removed too soon, contraction would sot in. — Dr John VVilklna deposod that ho had boon in practice as a surgeon for '.'7 years. He wishod it to ba understood by the Court that he was not iden tilied in this oaso. either on one sido or tho other. When inflammation existed in a kneo joint, rcrt was necessary, and more especially when ankyloals was expected. By rest, ho meant the absolute immobility of the joint, which rest < a 1 be seenred in ilillorent ways—either by a long side splints a leather splint, or a suirohed band aee. Tho leg would bo sore to contract when the knee was inflamed by removing the splints. If proper snlints had been applied tho man's leg would not have been so bad as it is. Ho pre ferred the long splint; it was incxpenswo and convenient, and answered every purpose.— Lrcoruiana Deiinls. wife of Georgo Demits, hair-dropscr, symonds street, was so indisposed th.it eho was brought into Uourt with tome difficulty. In 1883, she was nnrso in tho Hos pital, Wurd No. 2. in which Mr Smith was a Patient. Remembered Dr. Richardson putting the splint on in November; she wan proseut. The splir.t was removed the next day by Dr. Bond. Smith scemod to suffer (jreat pain, but tho pain increased after the removal of thu splint. On another occa-sion tho patient complained that the splint hurt him in the Kroin. and she naddod it according to Dr. Richardson's orders; tho splints were taken oil" by Dr. Bond's orders. At tho cloao of tao evidence, counsel addrcaecd the Court, His Honor said tho question was whether Dr. Bond waa responsible. In His Honor's opinion. Dr. Richardson wa3 the responsible pereun. It Boomed to him that Dr. Bond could not be sued as House Surgeon in connection with thin case. If ho h«d neglected to carry out orders. Dr. Richardson should have seen to that. Dr. Bond was not acting as a modical man ; ho was only in tho position of a subordinate in carrying out tho orders of the mo' ical staff, and tho duties of liousa Surgeon had not boon de fined. He thought that thero waa aufliciont ovidonce to warrant him in Bonding the case to tho jury, and it would bo better for Dr. Bond that tho case should go on.—Mr Hesketh then addressed the jury in defence.— Dr. Bonddepo3ed: Hia dutieß were to carry out tho orders of tho medical Btaff, and to act in cases of emergency in the night, or in days betweon their visits. Smith was a patient in 0» ptembor. 1883. when witness entered upon his duties as House Surgeon. Smith was then in a very critical condiiion, and it was doubtful whether ho would livo or not. Dr. Bond gave a description ot tho patient's condition. Ho frequently dressed hia wounds, and ho re eeivort the attention of several nurses. Witnesß and Dr. Richardson had a coutmltatiou about Smith's Ick, and certain treatment was agreed upon. The leg was contracted when it was swung. Bandages were bound round the splint. Dr. Richardson gave no orders when the cradle was used. The wouoda gradu ally got bettor. He dressed them himself, or saw them dressed. The wire splint waa romoved by Dr. Richardson, in the prosenco of Nurse Young, he saying it was no longer re quired. Tho patient'B log was cushioned up. He did not take off tho splint as Smith had stated, nor did Dr. Richardson complain to him. At the end of DBcemboraMaclntyroaplint waa provided, andapplied. Ho worothosplintuntiltheondof February, 1881. In April it was determined to put Smith under chloroforni. and straighten his lot! by force. Tho opomtion had Bcarcoly any oireot. Tho visiting ataff, tho lady suporin tomlont, and several nuruos woro present. In tho evening of that day tho nurdo of No. 12 ward came to him and sain Smith waa in great pain. Ho gave him morphia to produco sloop. Told Dr. Kicharduou tho next day, and ho replied. '■ You did rightly." He was removed into No. 1 wurd. aa painting was going on. A plapter of-parlrt splint was applied, and aubae miently it was cut opon. Tho patiCnt was in the habit of looßening tho bandages, Ho gave no ordera for loosening tbom, but said ho was in great pain. Told him to boar it; pnin was inovitable. Dr. Richardson did not instruct him not io tako olf the splint. Told him to grin and bear it, but not in a harsh way. Was not told that ho bad made a cripple of Smith for lite. Had never disobeyed ordora. Every thing was duly reported. The first notifi cation he had of any complaint waa from tho Committee. He had altered prescrip tiona in cases of emergency- Owing to the cowdcd stato of tho wards, aomeor thopatients were placed on tho floor. Patients had com plained that on account of Smith's snoring they c '•uld get no rest. Thoao patients were aeriously ill at tho time. A patient named Johnson could got no Bleep, and on the suggestion of Mies Crisp timith waa removed to the convalescent room. Tliis wan the sole reason for hia romoval. Smith had an excellent appetite, and always ato more than hia allowance. He heard Dr. Kichardaon say that he (Dr. Bond) turned away and refused to answer him. This was untrue.—Annio Alico Crisp. Lady superintendent, gave evidence ai to Smith's treatment. She may havo altered t><e bandage herself. Should not have com pl lined of his saintly loosening thebandaee. - lane Young, residing in Eobsou-strcot, who wpp h»arl nureu in Smith's ward when she was brought in to the Hospital, said sho had irnioved tne oplmt by order ot Dr", Bond and Ricnardaon. t was ieaioved for the pur pose of aftjrdihg tho patient somo rest. Before thecraole was taken offeho told him that, be would have a crooked lee. The wire splint waa removed by order of the dootcrs. Neverheprd any complaint, during her time, of Dr. Bond'd treatment.-Kejiah Long deposed that she entered the Hospital as| nurte n December, 1883, Smith was thon h patient, goirg about on crutohc. ™erewas complained that the bandages were too tigM ooScalf^vi l 2& Dr. Bo^i s^'irSd»wiSi

THE AUCKLAND EVEJNWNU »IAK, FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1885



Dr, Bond.—Dr.. Phhaqn '£,epoaea tWt he had | ,'ipver sden su,ch a splint isea as, tho one pro-: <(Med.. t.t >fes T \&k Teobte , .thing,! ana not etilcmated. (o answer its .purpose.) Dr. Cobra did not bcllevp the Win splint (pro.: cltucd) wqVld primbtq trnkylosfts. lie shoijU \ prefer BCmothine Itrmer, Had patjents on tlio ; Jii:,onient, and cdnsldercd it linhartftil. D<'. i xvnight dopo3Od that. In )i Is opinion', in promoi in g i ankyloais, ho Bjio^ild. wait un*il abscesses hcalc'l 5 and inflamtha'ton pf'^ed, before tailing othrr uleasures. He cid net approve of thia i-tyle o£ .without postcrial support.—Drs. V-ouullan nnd Hoopflr gavo evidenco n. 3)i their methods cf treatment in BD&flar cKs'Ss. i n their opinion the wira *plfct v.-',\a not strong enough to .rnret uontraclion. — This cUv-cd tfio evidence. —Mr Heskcth then nw'row.u , tho jury for. defendant, and i a.. omitted that thoro had been no neglect 'v wantof care on the part of Dr\ Bon". itt"EWTON FOOTBALL WJT., A Mooting of [b.nv.t',\ii Club will bo held in the Nowton Kc.ll. Kiirangnhui o Koid, This * ttil)A'. r.veniDß,at7.3op.m. sharp. Business: T- Eloot Otlioera for 2nd Fifteen. G. P. OSMOND- Hon. Sec. A UCKLAND CARTERS' UNION" Too for'r/V'.-.tly meeting of tho above wiil bo hflid tn the Temperance Hall, Albert-street, on ...ONDAY, April 20th. at S o'clock p.m. flusineas : To Elect o Secretary. XV. CUMMINS. Presidont A.C.U. ATAHUHU RACING CLUB. A Meeting of the Members will be hold at tlio Criterion Hotel on MONDAY, the 20th inßtai t, at S o'clock p.m. Business: To elect n T'i'itt'3 in tbe place of Mr Johns, roslgn^d', N.B.—The Stcoplochiirw Ctflfto is in perfect' order. , JNO. GORDON, Hon. Sec. V>ANK OF NEW ZEALAND. Notice is horcby givon that tho Half-yearly General Meeting of tho Proprietors of tho Bank will bo held in tho Danking-houso, in Auckland . on Wednesday, tho 22nd Uny of April noxt, i at noon, for the purpcae of receiving tho report Of the Directors for tho Half-year ending 31st instant, and for any other business that may bo brought before tho Mooting. By order of tho Hoard of Directors. D. L. MURDOCH, ! General Manager. Auckland, March 21,1855. "|>ANK OiT NEW ZEALAND, ■iiie TRANSFER BOOKS of this Bank will bo CLOSED from TUESDAY, tho llth, to WEDNESDAY', tho 22nd April, both days in clusive. By order of ttw Board of Directors. I). L. MURDOCH, General Manager. Auckland. March 21.1855. &os£ aurt Foirad -J /\S REWARD.—Lost n Rod Cow, in; J.." (!ood condition, springinir to calf.— Apply Mrs Wood, KingsUud. ' FOUND, at Mount Albeit, on Sumlay , last, a Pureo containing money; ownor can havu the same on giving full description.— Address 0.L.. Stali Office. STRAYED, into ray pi.ddock, Black and Whito Pig. Ownor can havo samo by paying expenses.—John Hethcrington. Kpßom.j "DUNNING on my Place for tho last X\i Week, 1 Bay Pony Mare. If not claimed and expenses paid in seven days, will bo aald.— ; E. H. Fail, Arch Hill. — i Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In tho matter of " Tho Bankruptcy Act. \S!>3." j and of the Bankruptcy of Amxandeh Mc- DOL'OALI. IIALSTAN. Notice is hkbetiy divk.K that I, Alexander McllouKiill Ralston, bf Tauninga. in tho County of Tauran'fea, in Now Zealand, Clerk, havo this day tiled in tho Raid Court, at Auckland, a p<titiontobo adjudged a Bankrupt. Dated this 17th day or April, 1555. A. MoD. RALSTON. I"NBANKR U T T C V, IN THK COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In tbo mattorof "Tho Bankruptcy Act, 18*3," and of tho amendments thereof, and of tho Bankruptcy of Isaac Rilev, of Auckland, Contractor, a Banhrupt. Notice is iieremy an'KN that tho First General Meotinu of Creditors will bo hold at my olllce, Star Buildings, Fort-street, in the City of Auckland, on THURSDAY, April 21!, IS-5, nt 12o'clock nooo. Proof of debt must be furnisneil prior to or at the meeting. Proxy forms can be obtained at my offlco. No proof can be admitted, except under order of Lhe Court, after tho ex piration of tbreo months from the dato of tho llling of the petition. Accounts sent in unsup ported by proof of debt aa proscribed by law cannot bo recognised. Dated this lUthday of April, 1885. JOHN LAWSON, • Official Assignee in Bankruptoy. K. T. DurAUR, Queen ■ otroet, Auckland, S-olicltor for tho Bankrupt. Advertisements Too Late for Classification. WANTED.— Girle, if you wish nico places and good wagon, call at A. McLeodvi Registry. Qucon-street Wharf, orKt. Mary's l'.oad, Ponsonoy. WANTED, a good, strong Girl to assist in housework: also oro for coun try.—Apply Mrs Parkor, Manchester Houeo, Nelson-street. WANTED, Gonorals, Nursegirlß, House maids. Painters. Carpenters, Servants of all kinds.—A. McLood's Registry, Wharf; or St. IVTn.r>'s Rrwd. Pnn«nnhy W&UHI&D, tor country, good bakor ; comfortable home.—Apply Jas. Clark son, 87. Grey-Btrect WANTED KNOWN, that A. McLood, 7, Quoen-strcet, 1b my Agont for Sale of Spars and Rickers.—Kdw. C. Frost. i*')/Wi T0 LEND, on Freehold d&O"" Security.-Apply F. L. Prime, N.Z. Insuranco Buildings. DANCING. —A young Man is desirous of taking a few privato lossons In sumo ; state torms -Addrcsß G. H.. Stab Ofllcc. YX/' A N'T E D, THE PUULIC TO lIHT OUB SUITS TO MEASURE, AT WHOLESALE PRICES. A First-class Suit, from tho Best Tweed in Auckland, for £3 17b 6d. Remomber this iB our Boat Suit 1 . . ~ . We claim to do the Largest Trade in Auckland, rhnrefore we give our Patrons tho benefit of our Wholesale Price for n •tt cash. The most Btyllah Trousers in Auckland, from the best material, to measure. 20jj (id. All-wool Tweed Suits, from 15s. All-wool Tweod Trousers, from 13s. Material, Style, and Fit Unsurpassed. AUCKLAND CLOTHING COMPANY, Customs-street East, (Two Doors above Fort-street.) Business Hours. 8.30 to 5.30; 2.30 on Saturdays. TEMPERANCE MISSION. BLUE RIBBON ARMY. MR SAMUEL CAPPEII (from England) AT THK THEATRE ROYAL, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, April 22 and 211. 1883. tjee Saturday's Papers for Particulars. Mr Tudohope, wiUi_l.ho_Cliotr L wlll Assist^ «? f^i RAND LODGE OF NEW BSgfaL IJT ZEALAND. —^JSmP The Ofllcors and Ilelogatca will 4prf^Wl«L.plooae mko Notico that tho Quar- MiWW* y?lterly Session of the Grand Lodgo wF*CS-JliLwill bo hold in Ngarnawahia, Z&igß!ffi>o Waikato, on TU KSDAY, 2lst mst. srr.aniJ< " xralns leavo Auckland at G. 20 am. and 11.30 a.m. for Ngaruawahia. Fares from Auckland. 10s 4d each way. J^ r^A?g&DING. G. Sec. RE ESTATE OF JAMES STODART, BANKRUPr. Terdora nre invited for the Equity of Re demption of the valuable Freehold at Ponßonby, belocßing to the above named EBtato. Par ticulars and conditions may bo seen any day between tho hours of olevon a.m., and ono p.m. Sealed Tenders to be eont to the undersigned on or before noon on 6th M-^lHfc Official Assignee in Bankruptoy. AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY (LIMITED). TENDERS FOR SHAKES. The Direotora of the Auckland Ga% Company (Limited), invite Tenders for the purchase of Five Hundred Shares in the Company. Tenders to be delivered on ov before FRIDAY', the 24th April, 1855, at two o'clock p.m., ad d-essed to the Directors of the Auckland Gbb Company (Limited), Fort-street. Auckland, where copies of the last report aDd balance sheet and further information may fee obtained. The Shares hereby ottered will be issued as paid-up £o Shares. Tenders may be for tbe whole of theae aharta or any lees number. \.\l Shareß which maybea'lotted umler thefe tenders will carry tbe dividend lor tho half year ending 30th June next. The dividends paid by tho Auckland Qes Conrja^."J (Limited) £ov the lust bovcu bal^-yaarb ward" it the rate o: BB\-oiit<;eu per cent, ym annum and £or tb<» eeventeen previous nalt yoars, fifteen per cent, per annum. By order of the Board of Director* E. B. PARSONS, Secretary, Auckland, April 10,1885.



WANTED, a strong Lad I'ised to feet . Wharfdalc Machino ; also nh Krranc Boy. r Apr)lr Stah Office. WANTED, a Clerk, iinnlarricd • bourcl and residenco found. Applications i own handwriting, stating salary, Good loca reforoucej required.—"A.VLß ." her*. 137. "VJS7ANTED, A iI.V.-ncss-mp.ker, or a younp H n'a'a a low years at. the tracle.-Apt.-1y staling lowest wa-ea, .1. Ilendoraon, Eaddlur. Uawora. __ ~VS7"ANTED, a Bandmaster and Leadci TT for the.Ncv.-r-a^l'.o^ I'.rttSa r.aiiu.—Apply John JWo'-o" Guilder, Newmarket WANTED, ,1 Man to drive a team oi horsoa and plough; ono from the country preferred.—lt. Scarborough- Lo"cr -Vciuucra. W' ANI" X V>. Upholsterers. — Apply Winks ami Hall, Shortlimd street^ WANTED, 2 pood Vest Hands —Av-piy, at once. Wil'fams, People's T_ili.-r, Victprla-strcot. W" " "ANTED, a Body-maker, used to Spring Cart work.—Apply James Maekib Couch Builder, Vlctorin-strcut h'nat. WANTED, aSrearlyVounj; Man ; must bcnblo >o plough and millc-Apply Mr i W. Fifl-.er, liutcher. Quccn-s troct. at 11.30 a.m. \STANTEb,"Youns Man, or a t t Active li'id, to ride (or ofdora and innk'o him-elf useful.—Apply to .1. Fons. VSTANTEb, a Ymmp Man with £40 to v V ioin mii)'lir >: in n r.'oo;l Country Coach Bminesi'- Aiipiy "H. A.," Stab Oilier. \ft7"ANTED, Dairy of good Fresh Butter T T and Krbs, for cash.—Apply to Mr lalca, CttPh Store, Charlotte-street. Kden Terrace. WANTED, Boat-headers and Boat Btcercrß for Hay WhftllDit, Haohai Friendly Islands.—Apply to A. Muldlemlss, Manngor. WANTED, a Youth or Man as Milkor, Sc.-Apply S to !l a.m. Friday and Saturday morning. Auckland Dairy Co., . Hol«on-3treet, Auckland. WANTED, a Youth to take out parcels", fcc.-Milno & Choycn. WANTED, a Strong Boy about l. r j.— Apply Stak Otlieo. ! TJjn*ANTEb, a smart Offiro Boy.—Apply TT Wid. Colo?'an, Solicitor. Xiitional lii- Buranco liuildinga, Queon-stroet. References t requi"od. WiNTED, a smart Boy," (or Solicitor's ofllre. — Anply In own handwriting to T , B '•'''" '"'H'lifl Vostofflcn W'A rI'KU, a smart Lad accustomed to t n Hottlin^r 13uain"es.—Apply tollickoy n; ci CO/, 'loftier*, Fort-street. WAN FED, a respectable, williiifTLaTT! _. \pply Wolls, Paiutor, &c.,l)ovonpoit. ■\XTANfED.—An Experienced Machinist TT 8 >nen for an engagement.—-Apply Mrs 11., Btj'b O-Bce. _ ■\\7'llNTEl.\ Machinists tor Trousers.— T f Auckland ClotiiinK Factory, CustODl- BtiDot Kast. WANTED, Apprentices and Improvora to tlio Dressmaking.—Apply Miss Judcl, Ilobson-.-treot. W ANTE D, a first clans Saleswoman for Napier.—Apply Power and Bacon, 250, Qucen-streot, WANTED, a Rcspcctalilo Nursogirl.— Appl,y to Mrs T. .I.l'hilip, Karangiihapc Soad, Nowton. WANTED, a Ge&oral Sorvanti—Mrs Sncll. Northease. Devonport. WANTED, ;v good (.iencnil Servant used to Childlun.-Apply Mrs Williams, next door to J-'lagstiitl' Hotol, North Shore. after_4. "VSTANTED, a [,'ood GunoV.il Servant, TV abli." to milk ; references requireii.— Apply to the 1 lun. Mrs Dcvereaux, Dovonport. ANTED, a good Gonoral.Servant.— Apply, between 10 and 12 o'clock, to Milno and Choice. ANTED, (Jcnoral Servant ablo to Cook; 3 in family; no children.—Mrs lornc, St. George's Bay ltoad, I'arnoll. WANTED, a middioaped person as (ioncrnl Servant: musthnvoaknowled|,-o of plain cooking : gcod wages to a euiuiblo per son.—Apply Hill's, Grocor, Wellosloy-Btreot WANTED immediately, aovoral (.'ene ral Servants and Nurso f'.irla; gord places, nnd pood wages given.—Mrs .laok'H I!o ---gistry Ollice. Mount Kden Koad. WANTED, a rospcciablo middlo-nged WoH'an ao Working llouaokoopor; re ferenrn required.—Apply by lutlor to N. 8., Btah 0 Ilicp. \,\/'ANTEI), Bomo kind I'orson to dike T T a young Girl. 15. to assist in hoiisuwork nnd be. liko one of the family.-Adelines 11. 11., Htah Ollice. W'ANTisl^o I'ort.nerTviThJC 1,000 capital In a good l'nying Manufacturing Biißlnoßß.—Apply to Sccrotury T. and 3. Morriti and Co. (Limited). WANTED," a Young Lvly Boarder; comfortiiblo homo in family of three.— For adilriws. Mrs llagon. KarauKiiliiipo Hond. WANTS I), two respectable mon as Poardors. Terms moderate. — Apply Done House, Grcy-Btrcot Innar tlio top). WA NTED, v tliovough General Survant; geod references reiiuired.— Apply Mrs Nicbolaa Bimms. Newton Itoad. WANTED, 3 or 4 rospectablo Men as Boarders ; turnia modorato.—Apply Jlrs Darling, Albert Hoad, Ucvoniiort. Nortli Shore. Y^ANTED, two respoetablo Men to sloop V» only: terms. sa, washing included.- I Cavendish Home, NclHOnatrecl, two doors oil' Cook street. ANTED, Tonant for.Now Storo or Shop being built In tlio bmv thorough faro of Customs street West. Kent easy.— Apply to G. Khodes. W ANTED, good Freehold Sceiiritioe for sums ranging from fllOO.—Api>ly to J. M. Speed, Solicitor, Kxchango Chamborß. Durham-Htreot. ANTED, Situation nn liarmnn or Wnitcr.—Ajldri ph J.K , BTAB OflicO. WANTEU by v ronpoctublo younn lady, Situation ns Waitrcps in >i Hodtnuraiit.— Addrcsß, " A.lj ," Govcr ior lirowne Hotel. WANTED, Drossinftkins anVr'Piuin Sowing.—Addrosa, "A.," rost-olllco, Kdcn Terrace, Newton. ANTEI~> TO KISNT, v t'iirm of about 100 acroH goo.l ground, with about 10 or 12C0w9.— AudressThos. A. King,;I.', Wukufluiil street. WANTED, Furnished Bodroom for singlo Gontloman. or ono or two Hed rooms and Hitting Koom.-Apply Yv / . Post ofli •£. WANTED, for a I'.oarditi^houso, a supply of Vegctablea.—Address No. 7, Kvknin'o Stak OMico. WANTED, to dipposo of n ;;ood Fruit, Poultry, and Oyßter HueineaH: Furnl turo, Stock, and Fixtures. I'ricu, i'.W. Four yoara and a-balt leaao to run. Present occupier going to loavo tho country.—For address apply Star Ofllce : W" ANTED to Soil, imtnodiatoly, owner leaving district, Poneonby. City. House of 7 rooms, nourly now. and allotment 100 x :ioo ; gas, water, stable washhouso, and every con venience ; Freehold. Koom for eovoral moro houses. Will bo oold cheat). — For further particulars apply by letter X.Y.Z., Star Oflleo. WANTED lo Purchase, second-hand Staircase, not lo%s than 4ft. wide and 10>n. tread. Height of wall, lift. Gin. — fctato price to box 83, Popt-oflico. WANTED, Merchants and othera to Kend in their Accounts to 31st March, without further delay.—"W. Flood, Sccrotary. Auckland Club. WANTED, tho Public to Cull" and See tho Now and Second-hand Buggies, Waggons, ot«., at tho Thames Carriago and l)ray Factory, Victoria-street East. W ANTED KNOWN. - Drapery and Clothing Sale of Robson'sStock 1b now on at Brighton Houso, top of Groy-otreot.—J. Rendell. Come U you want Choap Gooda. ANTED KNOWN—Cheap Timber ! Cheap Timbbr I And all other kinds 0J Building Matsrial, can bo pnrohosod cheaper and bettor than anywhere olso at tlio yards of D. GOT.DIX .Albort-Btreet WANTED at Onco, 20,000 Pick and Shovol Men to call at GarroLt Ilros1. and socuro Watortights at Ss Hd; Bluchers, Is Gd. Salo will last for Ono Month only. ANTED, tho Ladies of Auckland and surrounding districts to know that Mm Corston ban fust opened ucasu of Kugliah and Parisian Millinory. tho most stylish in Auck land for shades and shape. A groat variety to choose from. An iuspoctiou invited.—Mrs Oorston. Newington Houso, oppoaito Portland House. HobßOn-strect. WANTED KNOWN.—Expiration of Lcaso, Charles Kolooy »■■ Co. aro now otroring a cash roturn of four Bhillings in ovory pound oil" all rash purchases of Fancy Goods over flvn ehillings.-Charlos Kelsey & Co., 120, Qucon atreot. _^^ WANTED.— When you aro in Itobson street, call at Munro & Miliigan's and sco tho largo and choice stock of Tweeds and Coat ings just opened for tho coming season. No shoddy goods or slop-making and trimming at this cstoblishmont^ WANTED KNOWN.—Tea is our lead ing article. Sixpcnco por lb can be Btvtd by using rum at 2s id per lb. — A. B. Thompson, foot of Grey-street. W" ANTED KNOWN. — Wo supply Hydraulic and Shell Lime.Bricks.Pipes. Salt and Frooh Water 'itind. Our practiciil knowledge of concrete enables ua to give cub tomers free and useful information on tno upes nnd treatment of concrete.—J. Wilson and Co., Customs-street Wear, ANTED KNOWNV^Four Shillings in tho pound io the cash return or dis count ou all enph purchases ovorflvo shiliingt", atKelsey's, off their Gold and Silver Jewellery and Fancy Good», they havins to vacate their premises.—Charles Kelsey fe Co ■ 12D. 'Jupeust. WANTED, another 1,000 Clocks and Watches to elenn and repair: also, purchasers for Waltham, English, and Swiss Watches, Clooks, and Jewellery by Thos. Nuts ford, Watchmaker, Jeweller, &c, next Union Bank, Victoria-street.—N.B.—All work guaran teed for 12 months; mußical boxes repaired, pianos purchased on commission. ANTED TO SELL—Whips (a really splendid assortment of every kind)— bndloe'. Gents', Ridincr. Brivjng, Cart: also, Pr.lid NMnkel Spurn. Stirrups, and tho talent novelties in Saddlery nnd Hsrneps: prices are usaleso lo anybody __eoa they sen Iho oußlity. Comn and Inspect. — W. S. Junes, WTiolo sole Mpjiufaotnrpr. IS3, Queen-Btre*>t.. TITANTBD KNOWN—West End Phar .,-/■/ uiacy. Pcyoeoaby Eoad, cheapest Drug ytora in fown—Hcllovay's Pills. Is M ; CocMVp, 1r 3d : Whelpton's. Is 3d ; Eno's Fruit Sail, 3s 3f! ; ;rred_M,'TtaUles,lKl.; Stoadman'fiPowflOTe.laSil; Porous Plastcre, Is and Ib3d; Fluid Magnesia, la 3d; Citrata of Magnesia, Is 3d; Jacob 3 Oil, 2s 6d; De Jongh's Oil, Za Od; Chlorodyne, la and la 3d.—A. J. Blomfleld, Homoeopathic Chemist, Herbalist, end Pharmacist, -I



WANTED, n respectable Pity; — Appb OF. Rtonor. liutchor, Vic'.brid-atrcet: XXT ANTED, a gnod~c'abinetmaker.- TT Apply to Hy. Jortoa; Shortland-atroet \\J ANTED, a Light Porter, compotent y V to Drive:—Apply Smith and Catuhey before 10 a.m. ' WANPED; Situation as Carpenter and Joiner, town or coiintry; abstainer.— Address, 8.P., StaiUJlllcc. WANTED to Kent, a Small Cottage, in a wioU'B time; would he a good tenant. —Addrcs? ■ A.R.G., Star Ollicc; A~ITT~E D "t N O W N~ FUR COLLAR^, CAPK", Afcl) TRIMMING.—D. MePHßiistfN, Karansahapo ROild. FUR CAPKS, at 2s Cd, 3a Gd, 5a Cd, 8j (id. 9a. One caao only. WANTKI > KNO\V 'fi— Mdpey tq. Lend, on fivo)-cld Soc'U'ly. in au.lis of ~.100 ami upwards. Money lent to enable Imildoro and others to erect buildings. -Auply The >cur Zealand House, Land, and liatnto ArcuO}", iHu-h-'irent. v.v/ A W X IS D X N O WN~ * ' That R. TuDK:;.orE,Plurabor, Wellesley itreet, always koopa in Btcck a eplcndid aasort mevl of GasaHers, Gr.3 Brackets, Pendants, and fJaB Gioboß of Mwest d*"Bigsi«; plso, a good etna!; jf Klcotrio liells unci Fitting, Water I'ipo3 un<l WlVAiixi, and e> ivy requisite of Iho trade. I.l'ocrn.l allowance mmU. to thn traflo. \Xt anted know k YV AND BELIEVED,— That a 20s ARTICLE may he PURCHASED for 10a ; a 33 ARTICLE for 2b (id ; and so on, at half tho marked price, lipon aU i>o«do in tlio VICTORIA-B'I'RKBT WINDOWS At the Door and on tho Salo Stalls of tho LONDON ARCADE, During the romMnta ß llfl WßOUraßaAijic At CiGODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. Soo the Halt-Column Advortiaoment on the Ith page. ANTED KNOWN- TnAT KEAN AND ALDEIITON, OF WKLLK-iLEY ANU NELSON-STRKETS, Aro Sollin-* FIRKWOOO at Wo Jo'lovlng Piicos for CASH :— LONG WOOD.. - .. 12s Gd per Ton. CUT WOOD .. ~ .. 13s fid „ „ SPLIT WOOD HaCd ~ „ Full Weight and Meaauroment Guaranteed. FOR CASH ONLY. TVf~A~N TK D K'N 0W N. WORKING IIKN OF AUUKIIiVND. Now ib tha ttmo Id get weil Siiilcu at Wo'ollania'B for Mb. To raißO tho wind for Kxtcnslvo Shipment to arrivo per Coptio, OUK MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF TWEEDS Will bo Sold at unhe.irdof l'ricea for 10 DAYti ONLY. Look at thn pricoa marked In tho window, and judge for youraolves. WOOLL A M S, READY-MONEY TAILOR. Sydeniiam Housr Foot of Groy-etroet). BOOT and SUOK TIIADK.- Wanted, a good Ronch Hand; alao a good Flttor and several Machinists.—Apply G. Black and Co., Chapul-atreet. BOOT and SHOE TRaDK.-Wanted, two pood Clickers; conatant work.—Apply Northern Doot and Biloo Co , Limltc'V BUSINESS W'ANT'KD-B'ancy, Statiun pry. or General; town or country.—Price and full purlioiilara to " L.0.." Stai; Offleo. DKAI'ER'S ASSISTxVNT. — Wanted", smart Junior for Alorcery Hopartmi'iit ; porinancnt HiHuition.—Apply by letter, atalinjt as,-r, oxpcriencM'. &i".. ".liu.ior." l!o\ lIS. P.O. D" OKKI N(!S~ Wanted io purcliaeo thrr« silver-i;rev Pullets.—Apply Oco. Carr, at .1. \V. Can- and Soup, BoaUniildcrs. HOUSEKEETEH.- Wanted by compo tcnt person, n Situation in above capacity; RnodriifnrenccK.—Aililtvw, '■H.'UBekeoper,"caio Mrs P. V: Hiscooks HobHon-Btrnet. e'OUSEK'KEPEK, I'OMI'ANTONrCiO VKRN'KSS.—Jji'Iy. luat nrrived from KiiKlund. highly roroniiiionileil. deniroa icon- KdßCniont ; a good neodlewoman, with know ledu-eot dressmaking and millinery: TOlflical, and acou'tomed to children,—"Alpha," I>OB^ ollice. Avonilale. To Lot mo LET, I -Roomed Cottage, Edon-slroot, J. Kdcn Terrace—Apply R. Row. ri^l) LET, a Lockup Shop, next Mr J Tnito. Chemist, Nowmorkct: llrat-clata etind for a tailor. ftc.-Ayply F, O. Clayton. TO LET, . r)-roohiod House, Inr<;o yard, and stable; lop Wakefleld-stroot.—Apply Mr Jamcß Irvin. TO LET, asmali Cottafjo.—Apply next door above to It, J. Soustcr, Norfolk-street, I'onsonby. TO LKT, IJiifnriiislfcil Kobms (liroplnro, frc.), :i doors above Burgess's Franklin t-'torc. Krinklin Itoml. TliO LET, a "J roomed Gottago; ront, {>» I per week. — Apply Mrs Short. Mt. K'den Road. mO LET, Brick ' Shop anil "Dwelling, _! grand poaition for cheniiHl, sU'itlonor, or Tobareonint—Apply Aehton and Soiib, In surance Buildings. md~iiET, FUnfurnished Bodvooms, to a j n lady or married conpio ; rent moderate. Apply Stah Onice. T|^O LET, two nico larp;o Front Rooms, _l. unfvi'nisbcil. wiih ;ilrnplacc : six doors hcilow Convent, Lower Hob&on-street. — Mrs Monnio. mo ~LET, I-roomed House and Scullery, A. Summer street, Ponsonby; nvcry eon vonience; rent, lln fid.—Apply Jlra Morey, O'Neill-strco'. I'onsonhv. TJ^O LET, in Karangahapo Road, Shop .B. and Dwolling of i> rooms. Good biißiness sit". Very cheap ; 25a per week.—T. Usshcr, Stichbiiry'g Buildings, Quocn-slruet. mO LET, two now Shops, with living JL roonißi superior llniflh; Je.rvois Road; rent very choap.— Apply at corner of Curran strcnt and Jervoia Road. O~BE LE'l'T^ca Viow JIou?o, top o"f St.Gcorgo'B Bay Road.UpperPamoll. Hand Rcune acd completo, commanding viow, front flno pornh. etc. 18s.—Inqiiiro on the premlßOS. TO LET, a Four-roomed Cottage ; rent, Bs.—Apply W. Dowding, Tobacconist, Jfarangahain) Road. mO LET, Small Shop in Wakeiieltf-atreet ; X rent low.—Apply W. &. K. JJasten. Coucli Hulldera, Wakollcld :street. mo LET, Offices un (ho ({round flour ; JL plenty of light, ventilation, and ovury con venience.—Kor further particulara apply F. K. Compton. Railway Chnmbcrß. TO LET, Glen Ayr, in Edon Crescont, opDosito St. Paul's Church; also, lorcro House, 2 acres, with stable, coach houso, &0., near Three Lampa, Ponsonby.—Apply to V. J. Bonnott, Draper, Qucen-gtrcot. TO LET or for Salo, Mount Edon Rood, a Xow House, S rooms, bath-room, gas ; prioi", £100 ; small depojit, balanco 7 per cent; or low rent to good tenant.—Apply A. Crockett, Mount Kdcn. TO LET, Furnishod Rooms, ploasantly Situated, no children. Thrco minutes{rom (Jucon-strcet —Apply Mr Hanson. Bcroaford-at. mO LET, Oraflon Road, Five-roomed J iTouso; ga3 and water laid on : rent, 16b.— 3. Y. Colliiiß, Kamo_Cool Oflico, 11, Queen-atrcot. TO BE LET~or Sold, a Paddock at Kllcrßllc. near Harp of Krin.—Apply by letter to J. Braba;-.on, Mount Kdnn. TO LKT, in Uppor Pitt-strcot, a 4-Stall Stable Buggy-shed, and Hayloft.—Apply to Thos. Hayes. mO LET, 6-roqmod House, I'arnoll, 5- JL roomed House, vi ow Road, Mount Kden. —W. and J. Frator, Land Agontu, <J7, Queen street. TO LET, a Shop and Reaidonco in Upper Queen-atreet; gas and water laid on. and every convenionce.—J. M. Lennox, EBtato Agoot. TO LET, 5-roomed House, Clarence street, gas, water, bath,and good workshop. —Apply W. G. Allen, Drapo-, Jervois Road, PoDEonby. TO LET or For Sale, handeome 7-roomod Villa Residence, Home Bay Road.— Apply W. (i. Allen. Draper, Jervois Road. Ponßonby. ___. TO LET, in Codrington street, Great North Road, a pood 5-roomed llouro ; rent. 10a fid.—lnquire Glasgow Store Great North Road. TCFIET, Great North Road, Arch Hill, a cood Broouiud House and scullery; gas and water laid on, and every convenience. Large allotment,—Atiply at Sinclair's Grocery Litoru. Karangaha.peßoa'i. rTIO BE LET, v/ith immediate possession, J. a large and pleasantly-situatod Resiflence, next to St. Paul's Church.—Apply to F. G. Kwingtoj. Estate Agent. Coombes a Arcade. TO BE LET, a two-storied Building in Fort-°treot. at present occupied by the Auckland Tobacco Co.. particularly adapted for a bond or general store.—For full particulars apply_to^ r. L. Mltch»ll. Coomhea'n Arcade. TO LET, furnished HouseTNorth Shore, saa and water laid on. situate close to nei)rc3t wharf, overlooking Urn harbour.— Applr J. C. Andoreon, Central Land Agency, corner of Vulcan Lane. TO~BE LET OR LEASED, be3t position in Queen-street, those largo Premises in Qiieen - street, including back stores now occupied by The Nev/ Zealand Fro:;eu Meat and ctorafje Con-puny.—Apply to H. -isttoa and Son, X. Now Zealand Insurance Buildings. 7TH 0 T.ET or For Snlo, a Six-roomed House, B. with Bathroom ; Venetian bliii(U), Ruaand water laid on; allotment has double frontage; 15 feet, Norfolk-street, Brown-street, Ponsonby; dopth. 101 feet; terms easy.—Apply J. JJ, Qnd J. Mowbray, Land Amenta, Fort-street.



r rriO LET, for a term, a litigS Btofe, with JL Shop' Front, 25. Queen-Btri'et Wharf.—For ; particiilars apply upstairs!. TO LET, a first-rato Bottling; Pellar, with concreto floor.—Apply to J. M. and J J. Mowbray, Land Agents, Fort-street. TO~~LET7~i!n?onßonby Road, opposite top of Ffanklin Road; Shop, with three 1 largo Kooms upstaiis, ivltchen and back Par " lour downstairs; Kood largo yard; gas and water throughout.. Rort. for one year. 23* per i week; or weekly, "Zt. Tliis is a grand business position, possessing every convenience. — Full ' particulars of D. If. Evana, Estate Agegt^_ S9l TO L&rTSnoliy "Beach Road," Po"nsonby, fow liiinuten /roni train, a very handsomo I \ ilia cf C rooms, i.-ablo cnti. bay v/ir.djow. yene tian blinds, gas fittings, registeis, kitclisn irtngo, cupboards, plato rack, largo new washhouse, | etc. A really choice roidence, and a very pretty place—D. f. Evans, Land Agent. S'JI mo t7e"t for a term. j .. .- A. LARGR ROUlvl suitable fir either it work shop, sample-room, or store, and closo to Queen -B:roCt HHSKETH & AITKEN. m~O BE L E T. (JRAK'TON ROAD-GENTCJSMAN'S RKSI DENCE. thoroughly finished, with all con veniences; iargo and lofty rooms, verandah and balconlc!!, „ SURREY HILLS, Great North Road— HOUflC'rooniH, „ NEW NORTH ROAD, opposlto Kingsland— GOOD CO ITAGK, rent 12a (id por Wee!'.. ForCardtltOViCWavV P. lyL o MITCHELL, Land Agent. C'oombea'a Arcade. kfFICES TO LET ; capital position. — " Apply Donald and Edenborough, 30, Quedn-atrcet. FFIOES TO LET, High-stroet, cen tral, cheap, convenient.—Apnly London Loan and Discount Co., High-street, next to Atkins. Printer. For Sale. FOR SALE or to Lot, London-street, Poneonby, a 7-ioomed Villa Residence, with water frontage: splendid view; gas and v-ater laid on.—Apply to D. 13. McDonald, 19, Insurance Duiidinga. "fcjioil SALIS!, a barKain, liaytield, off Jj Jer\ois Road, lieai1 tratnwaj' terminus, a U-roomcd House, with every convenience- Apply first house Surrey-street, Surrey HIII3, Richmond Road end. I7IOR SALE, tho 3-ton Yacht Ethol May 1 (conpered), with all gear, etc., in good order; auitftblo for either pleasure or working purposes.—Apply Thames Carrlago and Dray Factory, Victoria-street East. TjTORT SALE, (fenuinc old Violin (fine J? tnno), and English Concertina (baritone, by liooray ft Co.). Ojher Musical Instrument l!ool'e Toots, Glinß V/akies, Sec. Bought, Sold, Biul Exchanged at tho Kxchar.go and Mart, SI, Grey-street. T7IORSALE, Busmen, established;stock, _HJ lixturea, ena fittings, and long leaflo of both sliops: £170; oulsido gas illumina tion • suitable for married couple ; no experi ence required.—E. Richardson, Victoria-Etroet, corner Hobaon-strcot. "UJIOR SALE OR TO LET, new Viiia _ Residence of (i rooms ami { acre land, sitimto on B'ackoll's Point, l'arncll; grand view of hnrbonr and elty.—Apply W. and J. IPrator, Land Agents, Queen-atrect, TmbTTSALE, a Good Staunch Spring Cart _? l*ohj« (18 honde). .Work 3in single or doublo nrrnesi3.—Apply Thttnlos Gitrriige and Dray Factory, Victoria-street iijaat. IriOß SALE, a good" Second Hand ' Chronometer.— Apply to tho Now Zea land Shlppiuc; Co. FOR SALE, a Bargain, three splendid Allotments, each 56ft Gin x 231 ft deep, inuj'nitlcout view. Bella Vinta Road.--Apply W. G. Allon. Drapor, Jorvois iioad, Ponsonby. FOR BALB, Bnggioa, an follows:—! Telescope (hooded). 2 Single Boats (hooded), 1 Turnover Seat; aliso, Waggons, Spifcw Carta, etc.; several Seta of good Second-hand Buggr Harness.—Apply Thames Carriage and Dra Wantory. Viotorla-Btroßt. IjiOß SALE, East Tamaki, Farm of 190 ' acres, 10 acres in good grass, and well fenced, remainder bush and turn; tho whole woll watcrod ; Houee of livo rooms, and Out buildlngs.—Apply to C. T. BostocK, corner of Hepburn and Naplcr-strcois. FOR SALE, Alhort Road, Devonport, HandaoineNnw Villa, Oroomo, woll linished; Allotment 5" :: 150; i Watel' Tank: Gas can bo laid on if rciuiml; ai-out 12 minutes' walk from tho Devonport Wharl: houac io.'ust being linished: price. .»:Uoc_h.—D. F. Evans, House and Liiiid Aycnt. Ll^ IjYORSAL'E, in Uilii-aitaL- Crescent, i'ar -1 noil, 11 very Handsoino Villa Hcsidcnce, lOHßußbiug (i line roomtt: gas and water through )Ut; w_b-]ioU9oand every convenience; frcc lold ullnlnient, :>li x 100, well drained and Hunted. This piMUcrly is iiloaean.l.i- uiluatnd, (commanding v most extensive viow of the )omain.—Torms, &c, apuly to D. F. Hvans, Estato Agent. HB2_ IJ\OK SALE (Tennyson-stroot, Surroy 1 HIIIh), it well-built and highly-finiuhcd 6 urge-roomed Villa ; commands a line view, with 11 garden well laid out; scoria walks; p good zinc fence : well drained, and every con' veniencc. The liouio is well fitted up with cup" boards shclvca. and baa three llnvpliccs. Al" lotmcnt, 40 x 132. Price, £555.—D. F. Evans. Land Acont. »'»''> IjlOK SALE, at Avondaic, a boautitully X? finished Houso of 3 rooms, lock-up shed, verandah back anil front, coloninl oven. cupboards, shelves, open fire-places. Iho Lund is all ploughed ; specially ndapterl for trees: containing 4 neros of lan). and only 20 nunutoa wall from station, via Cautain James' nursery, and next 16 Mr Muiicn'ti cottage; torma very easy ; price, em.— Ain>ly D. V. Evaiiß, Honso and Lnnd Ag'iil. U&' T~ iIOU SALE, at Ellorslie, Grand i'reohold AUotmont, only 2 minutes from Station, SO x 3f>o, planted with choice trees. Water aid on from artcsinn welle. fenced In. Anyono vishiiiß to run 11 few cows would suit splendidly, i'liu position is nuch that most cxtonstvo viows •an bo had o( the district. Price, for tho lot, ■Cl7O. Easy terms cun bo arranged —Full parti culars on application 101 >. X Evans, Auctioneer, .and. and KiUito Agent: 1181 ETIOR SALE or To Lot, a Beautiful Voran ' dah Villa of fi Kooms and Scullery; Bow window of <m<\ about:! an aero of Volcanic land ; allotment 200 x 200; Water laid in from Tank". -Cards to view and nil particulars from D. F. Evans, Houso. Land, nnd Estate Agent. J7IOR SALE, tho Lease, Stock and V Furniture of Rood paying Country Hotel. Tho lease bun fix ami a luiir yenro to run, and is upon vory favourable torms. Although the business ia a gcod paying ono, tho proprietor does not ask anything for Goodwill, as he is conuiellcd to sull owing to ill health.—For further particulars apply to 11. S. Walmaloy, Commission Agent Opotiku j&ty 4\£l.— KE\V HOUSE, of 5 rooms, 3w»>\Mf and allotment; grand viow.- Apply Dowdon'a Auction Marl. (Jucen-Btrcet. jraTft^Q/'K —For Salo, New Six-rooraod 3&«>0\)'o Houso; superior finish; lovel volcanic corner allotment; ternm easy; near Ml. Kden Station.-Apply It. Badger, Grocer, Now North Road. AVONDALE.— For Salo, now 5-roomed House, end 1 acres Good Land ; vory easy tcriiia.-Grapt nnd Cooko. 75. Quecn-strcot. LAUGE Houso of 5 rooms to Lot near the bottom of Grey-Btreet; £1 per week ; gas nnd water laid on.—Wm. Adams. CIITY FREEHOLD PROPERTY IN J QUEEN-STREET.—For Sale, those Large nnd Conmv'dious Premises, suitablo for a cab inet or furnishing warehouao.—Apply to Geo. Stainea. ' TTIOR IM M EDIATE DISPOSAL. SUBUUBAN RISSIDENCK. A CHARMING VILLA, 11 miles from Auck land, tfiluatcd wiihin 15 nnuutea' walk of Rail wuy Station, nnd lOminutos from Omnibus, on ii grand situ combining nil the advantages of a North-Kaal Aspect, well sheltered, and sur rounded by scenery equal to any taslo. The STOundo consist of about 21 acres of good soil, thoroughly laid out in gardens, walks, orchard, and Vineries. Thoro aro about 500 Fruit Trees of tho boat descriptions of Lomonß, Oranges, Apples. Figa, Plums, Nectarines. Pears, Peaches, Strawberries, &c. &c. About 5 acres in Grass and hundreds ot Ornamental and Sholtcr Trees. Tho proporty is bounded .on one Bido by a valuable Creek, and it also has the advantago of two Springs of Pure Wator. Tho owner desiring to leavo tho colony for Europe, oirors tho property at a tempting price, and to speculators and investors, or to anyono wishing a desirablo country homo with an oyo to largely enhanced value in tho future, tins property is confidently offered. For cardu to viow and all further particulars, aPPIyt ° W. L. MITCHELL, ' ' LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, COOMBES'S ARCADE, GISBORNE.— For Salo, Lease of Dick ■ son'n Argyll Hotel, togothor with Stook and Furniture. Principals only dealt with. YBER PASS ROAD. — The improve nionts in this great thoroughfare aro now nearly complete Buyora will at oneo have the advantage of good investments. I can cell a grand Allotment. 75 feet frontago by a dopth of about 200 feet, total area 1 rood 14 perches, at investor's price. Also, A SHOP ani 5-roomed Dwelling, with gas, water, and'all conveniences, having a good con nection as bootmaker, also suitable for either saddler or milliner. Tho owner being anxious to effect immediate salo, offers this at an ex cendingly low figure. For further particularß apply to W. L. MITCHELL. Coombos s Arcade. ACHIN-RXTORSALE-BOILERS, ENGINES. PUWjKYB. SHAFTING, DERRICK, CRANES, &C, &U , &O. Tho wholn or tho New Zealand Fibre Com pany's surplus Machinery has now be™ brought to Auckland, and can bo seen at tho Warehouse in Official Bay. next the Auckland Tobacco Company's) Works. Very low prices will be accented to effect, a<) early clearance. Apply at tie Warehouse ; or to H. B. MORTON, Customs street. NE Pair~No. 6 Magic Lanterns, dis solving, with requisites and complete travelling equipment, for Sale, cheap. — P. A. Kdmiston, H.Z. Insurance Buildings, Auckland. HE Furniture of an eight-roomed House for disposal, privately; nearly new.-Anply for particulars to Mr f. Veale Grocer Victoria-street, corner of Albert-street. To"s"awtmiLlers, contractors, &c—A Splendid Bush containing large n<i«nliti<'n of immense Knuri Trees: also Totarn. Rimu, .md probably Mottled Kauri, forealeby the undersigned. Timber only on JOO acres of land, sif.ua'ie within 3 miles of railway Rtation, and having goad creeks for driving loh'' Rndgood metalled road commuui catinfc- with line. This is a rd,re chance for a mi' 01 B-.iiuTVirise to \n*\:b a iortuno. Imme diate application nfccessa.-y.—J. 11. Raaderbon. AnotionaeT. WASHING MACHINE for Salt), im ported from Melbourne; Belling at half its original cost. Can bo used in a privats Family or Hotel or by Washorwoman.-Apply to Manager of the Steam Laundry, Upper Pitt-st.



Public Notices. Ca t y of AtcKLASa y LICENSES FOR BTLLIAISD AND BAGA TKLLE ROOMS. BOWLING AND SKITTLE ALLEYS, THEATRES, PUBLIC HALLS, AND PLAGES OF PUBLIC AMUSEMENT.- Notice is hereby t;iven that all Licenses for the above, expiring on tho 3'th instant, require to lie renewed oa or before rfcs* in torma of tho Municipal Corporations Act. I P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk, Town Cieri:'s Qif!ca. April U, I3fi?. 551 HITY OF AUCKLAND. AUCTIONEERS' LICENSES. Notico is hereby gircn that the abovo Licenses expire on the 15th instant, and -.".'ill bo required to bo renewed on or before that dato. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk'a Oflioc, April 11,18J5; £51. J$T 0 T I C E. DELIVERY ORDERS FOR COPTIC. Oar OiHce being ClOßod TO-MORROW, we havo arranged that Dil>*;ry Orders to Con- eigncus of Goods ex Coptic may bo obtained ai Mr G. Cammell'a Oflice, Quoen-atreet Wharf. L. D. NATHAN _ CO! cT~ -XTORTHBRN STEAM - fSS^jw|§ JJi SHIP CO. (Limited;) f^C^SA PUBLIC NOTICE, f Tho steamer which usually rana to Waiwora' on Saturday I/ aftcWoon will not run to ll morrow. r\ R A N G £ S EX SYBIL, these Aiiv vow being landed IN PRIME CONDITION, AND WILL T!E SUPPLIED TO THE TRADE ALONGSIDE THE VESSEL-. April 17,1535. •VTEWTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL J3l (Her. Potor Mason, B.A.I—Tho second quarter commence? on Wodnoaday. the 22nd inst. Evening TuitloP. i __^ jpOUNTY OF CO KG'HAN DEL,' Notice is hereby given that, in accordance with tho provisions of "The Counties Act, 1870 " the Electoral Roll for tho Ridings of the above County are placed for public inspection (from the /Oth April to tho 15th May) at the undermentioned places : — ) Tho Harataunga Riding-Tho Council Cham bers, Coi'omandel. Tho Mercury Pay Riding—Carina's Store, Mercury Bay. J. H. HARRISON, County Clerk. Coromandel, ApriUC, IS33^ TCIREETII OUGHT PLATFORM. ABBOTT's"oPERA HOUSE. SUNDAY EVENING, APRIL 19th. Programme; Overture-Selections from "MascoHs"...... Signor Trada's Uftnd. Song Lady amatour. " IVO," In his great Lecture on " DAVID " (Tho fi'iio story of his life). ]final(i-"Htl*'-» Walts" |W. 11. Wobbc).. S'gnor i rada a Band. Discuaeion invited. Doors optil 7. com nirnco at 7.30. Admission: Dress Circle and Or.i'.icatnilStaUu. is; Stalls, '.ii; Pil.l.ti. Douuio Ticket to Circle, for Lady hi A Gcntlciiian. is. "fcTEW EDEN HALL, Sr/miER-CTUEEr, _M Mount Eden Road — Tno Usual Weekly Locturc in the. abovo Hall will bo de livered THIB (FRIDAY) EVENING, by Mr E'lwin Cnrr. commencing at half-past seven. Subject; " The Inner Man." Seats Frco. Questions Invited. "XUCKLAND ACCLIMATISATION __. SOCIETY. Tho Acclimatisation Society renuiro tho so'vices of a Travelling Rangor. Particulars of the duties, remuneration, etc., can be obtained from the underaigucd at the Museum Build ings, PrinceS-strcot. Applications will bo re ceived until 2 p.m. on TUESDAY. April Slat. T. F. CHEKSKMArT. Secretary; UCKLAND~ATicr J IMAT7sI.~TTON SOCIETY. Tho Acclimatisation Society are willingtodis poso of healthy young Trout, G months old, at the nominal prico of 103 per hundred to pur chasers who aro prepared to remove thorn and liberate them in suitable localities. Application may bo mudo to tho Undersigned, at tho Museum Buildings, Princes-streol. T. F. CIIEESEMAK, Secretary. TVSSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Notico is horefoy Riven that tho Partnership liithorto existing botweonus, tho Undcrßigned, Charlos Ilcixns and John Robert Hanna. in the business of Photographers carried on by ua in ijucon-streor, Auckland, under tho style of "llomus and Hanna," hal) thia day been dis solved by mutual consent. Tho business will in future bo carried on by tho said Charles Hetnus, who will also pay and receive all debts owing by and to the said partnership. Dated this 11th day of April, ISSS. C. HEMUS. J. R. HANNA. Witness: W, Coi-eman, Solicitor, Qileen-stroot. ■pOARD OF EDUCATION. Certificated Teachers who desire to attend the Courso ot Lectures to Teachors on " Elementary .Science," to be delivered by Professor Brown, aro requested to sond in their names immedia tely to tho Principal of tho Training College. Tho Locturrs will be delivered at the Auck land University Collego at half -past oleven a.m. on SATURDAYS, beginning; April 18th, The fee is Fifteen Shillings (las) a term, half of which will be paid by the Board. TyniKENHEAD ROAD BOARD. EXTRAORDINARY- VACANCY. I horeby give Notice that Nominations will be received by me at tho Birkonhead Store up to nuon of THURSDAY Noxt 23rd April, to till a vacancy created in the above Board by the re tirement of Mr Pickering, and that, a poll will be taken ou SATURDAY. May 2nd, ISSS. THOMAS SKAMAN, Returning Officer. April 16th, ISSff. ■j A'A LADIES Drees Improvers, Is JVV caub. worth 3u Bd; beautiful Trimmed Millinery at half Quoonstrcet prices. _ Fernandez, Cheap Draper. Newton. TnRIDAY, April 17, St. Sepulchre's JD School-room, Symond3-stroet, Bto 10 p.m., Concert by Pariah Glee Club. Admission, Ib. C~ HEAP AND GOOD CUTLERY. - Ivory and Bono Handled Table and Dossert Knives, selling at very low prices.—Thomas Samuel, 108, Queen-street. | "TTOLCANIC ALLOTMENT (Cheap), V 66 x 165.—Apply Dowdon's Auction Mart, Queon-stroet. TO~ECONOMISTS.— New Currants, 5-J.d porlb; Sperm Candles, SdDorlb; English Marmalade 7d per tin. Goods delivorcd to all parts.—A. B. Thompson, foot of Groy-street. TTfiiE EMPORIUM for Choap Gro corios:— English PickleD, 8d per Dottlo; English Sauce. 6d per bottle; White Crystal Sugar, 3d por lb,—Thompson's, foot of Grey-at. HYAUIASON, DURHAM • STREET, AUCKLAND.—Keys Fitted to Patent and other Lockß, on tho shortest notico. Practical Men Dent to Pick Looks and Open Safesat moderate chargou. Lawn Mowers Ground and Ropaired. BIILHEADS, Momorandums, Account and Invoico Forms, engraved on ooppor plate, Lithographed or Printed in typo at the Star Office. rr«IME after all is the one grand teat. Woira's ••- Sohnapi'3 has been 35 years beforo the public. TUVENILE DANCING CLASS.—Miss tr Vaile's Seminary moots Saturday after noons. Intending pupils are requested to enter their names immediately. THE wearied and anxious business man should use Wolfe's Schnapps. CHAS. \V I L LI A M SO N, Land, House, and Estate Agent, High streot (near Shortland-street), has always for salo and to let largo and small houses in tho City, suburbs, and country districts; also farms, improved and unimproved, in various parts of th» province. Several eligible building allot ments for salo in the City. Heo lists in Evening Stau and " Herald." 1 A AAA PERSONS Wanted to JL",""vF Purchase the Balance ot our Stock of Boots and Shoes, amounting in value to £9,000. at unheard-of prices. Sale now on.—Garrett Bros.,Wakefleld-street, Auck land WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS stands alone without a rival elixir in the catalogue of magnifi cent tonics. TMPOKTANT TO BOARDING-HOUSE X KEEPERS — Use our Pure Blended at Is lOd per lb; 2d per lb reduction off 61b parcels and upwards. — A. B. Thompson, Tea Dealer. foot£f_Groy^street B~OARI> AND RESIDENCE for single mon.—Apply Mr Sinclair. Grocer, next I'ost-ollice, Knrannaluipc Road, Newton. AKSHALL'S Special Tinr.ture of Podo phyllum ia the Homceopathlo Remedy for ail Liver and Stomach Disorders and Risings and Indigestion. Price, Is per bottle.—C. W. Goodßon. London Arcade. Bole Agent tor Auok- ! lond ; r^QOTHACHE CUBI3. — liwUntinoona ' JL Reltaf-ODONTALGIC-ls par botdt.- B*. C BHAI_AND. onpoirita'Ponc-ofHnw. \X7"OLFE'S SCHNAPPS-A medicine for body i tt and mind—A time honoured preparation, j



IN TBE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, WELLINGTON DISTRICT. WEDNESDAY, tho Bth day of April, ISBSv Upon reading the affidavits of Robert CmsEKHAtL Hamertom, of Wellington, Public Trustee, and tho renunciation of tho Receiver- General, purported to have been appointed Executor under tho Will of the hercinafte7 mentioned deceased, it ie ordered that the Public T ntetce shall bo Administrator of all the real and personal estate of Benjamin Palmer Fn'M,i?s, of AlichJand, Carpenter, deceased,. with the Will o£ the ntUd Benjamin PaSmer Phillips annexed. <Signed> C. W. RICHMOND, J. AllpcrsoitaJnd'.bttd to the above-namcl de ceased are requested to pay the amounts of their several accounts to Hie, ct to Thomas Macfkaii- J.AMK, Esq.. Auckland. Al:-o,—All persons having claims fsgainst the salfl '''■state r-re requested to forward tho same f o me. or to Mr Macffurlnne. on or before VI ED NKSDAY, the 20th day of Mar next N.B.—Any clnim no? jont in by th»dny named will be liable to bo excluded from participation. It. C. HAMEUTOT, Public Trustee. Public. Trust Oiltce, V/cllington. April 13. ISSo. -pOR WAITARA. mMStiSS®* 1* S,s. ULLA ROOKH. Capt. <¥-."• -' -X "j j»7Campbell, will leave Onchuniiii Wiiarf (is a'oovo at 1 p.m. TO MORROW (Saturday, ISth inetant). For freight or passago apply to J, W. WALLER, Or P. CLAHK, Onehunga. £ r _ jK6k WAITARA AND JfflSfflkrk -C new Plymouth. The as. GairlocS will lcare iiTrr»^ Onohunga wharf (weather permitting) on SATURDAY, 13th. at S P-m.- Northorn Steanißhip Co., Auckland, or at A. Barne'B. Onehunga. "RXOTICE is hereby given that the Part" -*-' norsMp which has for some time past been carried on by Gcorgo Linthwaite and' Ancie Houghton, under the firm of '"Linthwaite & C 0.," in the trade or business of Hop Beer Manufacturers, was this day dissolved by mutual consent. LmymrMTK Auckland, April 10,1SSB. ZDDING and Birthday Gifts, Toys, &c., Under Cost Price. No reasonable offer refused. Business under sale.—Richard son, Victoria Arcade, Victoria-street. mil ~L AfIC 3 T WALTZ. Tftfl new and popular " Bertrnnd Waltz" may Ire obtained it X ally's and Mears's Blnsic Ware houses, Queen street. nh O ARCHITECTS. The Committee of the Yonng Men's Christian Association invite Architects to lend in Sketch Plans nnd Elevation Designs for tho proposed New Building. . A-sketch of renuiremoEts of the Association may be seen at the rooms, Albortstreet. . Pians will be received until MONDA\, May •I, at noon. ~ , . The Committee offer no premium, it being their interrfion to accept tho mo3t eligible of the desißne. WII , Ij tAM BRAKENRIG, General' Secretagy. -ftffOT IC E TO JURYMEN. The ComSM Jury summoned to appear at Supremo Court Cn MONDAY, 20th toat.. will not bo required to spend until TUE3DAY MORNING, aUOtfolo^, gejjsun.^^ Sheriff's Office, Auckland, 17th April, 1885. SELLING OFF STOCK OF CUTXERY AKD PLATED GOODS. THOif A*S SA MU E L Being compelled to Clear Out his Stock of Cutlery and Electro-plated Goods, in consequonco of the EXPIRATION OF LEASE, is now clearing oat tho wholo of tho Stock at an Enormous Sacriticcr The goods are from t&ia best Sheffield Makers, and will have to b»Sold at aw Price, oonsisting of— Best Ivory. Bono Table and Dessert Knives, Lockwood and John son's CoA Pocket Knives. Electro-plate Forks, Spoons, Cruet!). Teapots, Sec Potosi and Sibe rian Silver Forks and Spoons (very cheap', Superior Scissors and Razors. All purchasers of Twenty Shillings' worth and upwards allowed a Discount of Three bhillmßd in tho Pound. THOMAS SAMUEL, ImflbTtar of Cutlory. 108, Quocn-atrast. 11 O S P E (J T V B O? IHB NORTH NKW ZEALAND WOOLLEN MANUFACTURING COM PANY (Limited). Head Off-ec: VuUnorßton Buildings, Auckland. To be Registered finder the " Companies Act, 18^2" (limitiiiß the liability of Share lioldcrs to tho arooaat at Shared. CAPITAL £100,000. 100 000 Shares of SI <!ach, of which it is proposed to issue only 50,000, Ten Shillings per Share will bo called upas foli'cvra—One Shilling per Shnr« on Applica tion, One Bhilling and Sixpence on Allot mont.andtiieriesiduo by Calls notexceeding Two Shillings pci Share r atintervals a»may be neceaeary. PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS v*u* - Jso.totUD, Esq., Chairman Chomb4ir Ora niorcc, Auckland Cai'T D. U. MsKenzie, Merchant John Buchanan, .Kan., Merchant Thomas Mohbin. Kh£|., Merchant Waiuil FbasßK. Esq., M.H.R, Georck Samuel Graham, im- H. P. Bakkkr, Ksq. N. McLean, Esq. James Wallace, Esq., Papatoitoi Couplanu & Co., Blurehants Hichaku HOBUS, Ksq., M.H.K. J. Potter & Co,, Merchants, Durhara-atroct JNO. BAtSKR, Ksq. David B. ORUMacsiUNK.-lisq., Morcliant Winoate, BuiHfs. & Co., Merchants THOJfAS T. MASEFIKLI', Ksq. R. C. Babstow. Esq. James Roijkrtson, Esq., Fanner, Mangare W. H. Skjnner, Esq. W. A. GnAiiAM. Esq., Mayor of Hamilton Messiours Barker Bros. A. POR7KK, Esq. Geoboe Ballantyne, Esq., Woollen Manu facturer vi - The following are proposed to reprew) ho East and West Coasts :— ' J. F. Connolly, Esq, Opotiki Major Wkstroi'p. Gisliorne . J. buTHBULAND. Esq., Gisborno Woodbine, Johnston, & Co., Q2Bbor • Kinross & Co., Napier J. K. Williams, Esq., Napier Commons, Shelton, & Co., Gisborn S. A. Biieacii, Ksq., Opunake \Y. Read. Esq., Patea K. R. Bakeb, Ksq.. Waitara Mossrs E. HOMPHRiEa U Son, N Ply mouth Messrs Watt & Co., Wanganui. BANKERS: Bank or New Zealand. SOLICITOR: Samuel Jackson, Esq., Jvc SECRETARY. Pbo Tern. AMHtJ.K D. Bennett, Certificated Accountant, Palmerston Buildingß. LODDER & BENNETT, Promoter*. The special purposes fcr which this Company is to be established arc i— (a) To carry on the buuinosa of Woollen Manu facturers in all of any branches of woollen manufacture, nnd whether the manu factured articles are wholly or in part ones composed of wool j and to manufacture garments, clothing, and other articloq from the materials aforesaid, and to doal in all such niunnfactured materials, goods and articles, in such manner aa the Directors may from tima to timo think desirable. (bj To buy wool and other materials for use in manufactures aforesaid, or for Balo; and to prepare the same for sale, eithor for manufacturing purposes or otherwlßo; ana to purchase and sell Woollen Manu f acturod Goods of every description what soever, and whether wholly or in part composed of wool. (c) To puichaso any righto, patonted or othor wißO, and to tako out any patent or patonts connected with tho business of tho Company aa tho Directors shall think proper. The Provisional Directors haviDß power to do all acts necessary to give effect to these objects. Tho importance, nnd even necessity, to the tiorthern portion of Now Zealand of such an undertaking cannot bo questioned. No Bimilar institution oxista in this Provincial District, which is thus wholly dependent for ito supplies upon tho Woollen Factorict) of tho South Wand and upon Imports. It io moderately estimated that tho quantity of muterial to the classeapro poaed to bo manufactured, which would find an ioimcdiito outlet, would yearly erscood £250,000 —an amount Hufiicieut to yield a very handsome dividend upon the capital of tho Company. Tho special natural advantages possessed by this district lor carrying on and trading in manufactures of the classes proposed must of themselves form an essential element in the success of tho Company, and give assurance that it will be able successfully to emulate the succoßS oC other factories already in operation in the South Island ; especially when it is con sidered that Auckland is Burrounded by Buch excellent wool-growing country as Gisborno, Napier, Wanganui, Now Plymouth, Waikato, and Kaipara, and many smallor districts adja cent to the City. It may be observed that there are many cx cellent.'iitcs to be obtained, whore not only an ample supply of fresh water may bo obtained, but also water frontage, thereby saving the heavy carriage expenses necessary to Companies situated elsewhere. Tho Company would also be in a position to avail itself of the latest and most economical Machiuery. ■ The Provisional Directors do not venture to afford any duta uuon which to ground autici|ja- Uonß ol profH, but will confidently appeal to the success which has attended the Kaiapoi and Moßgtel Woollen Companies, aa offering a reasonable guarauteu that thu prcaont under taking will, under careful management, not be behind them in the returns it will yield. It may be here mentioned that the dividends already paid by tho above Companies have proved that there in ample room for the exten sion of the Woollen Industry, and the Directors do not hesitate in recommending the present enterprise to the attention of persons requiring legitimate investment of their money, whilst tho advantages which thoy enjoy of being amo to avoid errors necessarily arißing from inex perience iustify a hopo that the worlioof tho Company will be established at a leasonablo COBt. Application Tor S!mr£i3 in tfa@ form annexed may be made to tbe Secretary at Auckland o • through the Brokers of tie Conirauy. Every application must be occoiitpauiod oy tha re quired dapoßit, o- by a receipt from a.ny branci. of the Company for the amount of such deposit. DV. AKlvO-liTVB TET'/JfY ROYAL AND STBKL PILLSL-TJ-e moat populat mt dlolno of too-clay. Price, 2b Wft box.—Colo nial Apart & C. BHiBI.*NP, opposite tho Post' OfflO'



Personal! Tt/TISSING FRIENDS. William alfred" caldwell, ar rived per ship Dover Castlo. at Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand, from Belfast, Ire land, year 1875. His brother, JAMBS CALD WELL, will bo glad to hear from him.—Ad dress, caroof W.KEATING, Storekeeper, Port Donglas. ~_ PERSONAL. - A lady wishes to Sell a Basket Carriage with quiet Pony, Harness, nnd everything complete, or would Exchange for_aj?oodjnano != jApply^SmßjJfflce : PERSONAL.— Everybody ! Everybody should Come and See niy Window ! New Goods, Brooches and Earringß, liadiee and Gents' Alberts. Chronograph Watches, Name Brooches. Come! Uome! Come along, and see 1 —Tom Keeslng, Watchmaker and Jeweller, Victoria-stroet, above Royal Mail Hotel. Auctions TO-MORROW, at 1.45 p.m. J. H. HAMER Will aell, at the Nowton Auction Mart, Karangahape Koad, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Doublo and Single Iron Bedsteads, SprinK Mattrasses, Arm Chairs, Cano-seated Chairs, Round and Kitchen Tables, &c. Also. Fowls, Ducks, &0.. and 20 cases Apples and Pears. Sale at 1.45 p.m. Sharp. J. H. HAMER. ■ .__' AUCTION SALE TO-MORROW. VAILE & BRADLEY Will sell by auction, at their Sale-room, to morrow (Saturday), April 17, at 11 o'olock, To clear to make room for fresh connignments, A LOT OF GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE—GIass and Crockeryware. Pictures, Set of Avery's Platform Scales (up to i cwt.). VAILE & BRADLEY, Auctioneers and Land Agents, opposite Savings Bank. __ MONDAY, APRIL 20, at 11 o'Clock, AT SIBBIN'S MART, 65, QUEEN-STREET. By Order of the Official Assignee. IN MR JAMES STODDARD'S ESTATE. OFFICE FURNITURE and EFFECTS, Large Safe, Medium do., Copying Proas, Desks. Pigeon Holes, Office Fittings, Chairs, Book Shelves, Double Mahogany Office Table, with Drawers, Large Board Table and Cover. Large Map of the World. On view morning of Sale in the Insurance Buildingß, w7s. COCHBANJSI [JAS. DACRB MONDAY, APRIL 20, Ab 2 o'clock, PIANOFORTE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, GROCERY STOCK. AT NEWMARKET. i The Subscribers will sell, on the premises, cor ! ner of Manukau Road and Railway-street. ■ Newmarkot, on Nonday, Monday. April 20, a* 2 o'clock, i By Order of the Official Assignee in the i " Estate of B. Daykin, A VALUABLE PIANOFORTE THE WHOLK<n<OF 7 "tHE HOUSEHOLD I FURNITURE , „ GROCERY STuCK-well Belooted, all new goods. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. TUESDAY, APRIL 21. WOVE WIRE MATTRASSES. WOVE WIRE MATTRASSES. i GABRIEL LEWIS Will sell, on above date, at 11 o'clock, WOVE WIRE MATTRASSES. Terms at Salo. |~~ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22. Ex Tainui and Ruapehu, WINTER SHIPMENT' OF ... BOOTS AND SHOES, BOOTS AND SHOES, ~ Ex above steamers, GABRIEL LEWIS Has received instructions to sell, at his Reoras,, on above date, at 11 o clock, /•O PACKAGES OF MEN'S, OO LADIES" MAIDS' AND CHILD REN'd BOOTB AND SHOfiS-Special Sizea to suit Also, BOOT UPPERS—a Prime Lot. . ', Terms at Sale. THURSDAY, APRIL 23. TRADE SALE 600 pV * A °B•>■' WHISKY. BRANDY, RUM, OLD TOM. ! &c, &c., &o. Also, 13 CASES CIGARS, each 10,000., .. Terms at Sale. GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer, FRED, C. RICHARDSON] [THOS, W. JACKSON THURSDAY, APRIL 23. PARNELL! PARNELL! PARNELL i- MESSRS RICHARDSON & JACKSON - Have been favoured by Mr Walter Stubblnga with instructions to sell, at publio auction, or* the abovo date, at Dowdbn's Mabt, Queen street, Auckland, at 12 o'clock noon, THE FREEHOLD HOUSE AND GROUNDS, situate corner of RUSSELL STREET AND SOARBORO' TERRACE, PAIBNttLL (IS minutes from Post-office and Queen-street), The HOUSE contains eight commodious rooms, with out-buildlngs; gas laid on, good well and 2 tanks, well drained. The doable frontage comprises ICO feet to Russell-street and 150 f oet to Scarboro' Terrace. The Grounds con tain a splendid orchard, well-kept vegetable* garden, and tastefully laid-out flower garden and lawn. The property, which has most com manding views of the whole of the haibour and; shippinst. will bo ottered in ONK LOT. If not sold, will be offered in TWO IiOTS, viz,: ' LOT I—loo feet frontage to Russell-Btreat. with House, and 75 feet frontage to' Scar boro" Terrace, forming a very valuable cor ner allotment. > LOT 2—75 feet to Scarboro' Terrace, with 100 feet depth, comprising the whole of the orchard and part of vcgotablo garden. There is a LEASEHOLD of 44 feet frontage to Manukau Road, 100 feet deep, 20 years unox pired, which can bo had at option of purchaser at £25 per annum. Any further particulars that may be' desired can" bo obtained on application to tho Auc tioneers, RICHARDSON & JACKSON, 81, Queen-street, Auckland. Tho Wholo of the HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE AND EFFECTS will be sold at an early date, of which due publio notice will be given. THURSDAY, APRIL 23, at Noon. ONEHUNGA. SIX-ROOMED HOUSE and SCULLERY AND GOOD ALLOTMENT SITUATE HILL-STREET, ONEHUNGA. Messrs RICHARDSON & JACKSON Have been favoured with instructions from Mrs H. Moore to cell by public auction, at Dowdou's Mart. Queen-street, on Thursday April 23, at 12 o'clock, ' SIX-ROOMED HOU SE, scullery, verandah; wator laid in. Allot ment, having 27 feet frontage to Hill-street 60 feet deep, boing Lot 6, Subdivision of Allotment 1, Section 22, Village of Onohunga. No Reserve. Terms and Conditions at Sale. RICHARDSON & JACKSON, Auctioneers, 81, Queen-street, FRIDAY, APRIL 24. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGER PROPERTY, VILLAGE OF WEY-* MOUTH (NEAR MANUREWA STATION). JOHN KEID and CO. Have received instructions from the Mortaattea lo sell by pilblio auction at tho Mart. Queen street, on Friday, 21th instant, at 12 o'clock. ALL THAT PARCEL OP LAN©. .„, situated in the Parish of Karaka, Countr of Kden, and being Allotment 17 of the Villara of Weymoutb, containing a roods and Is perches, with the auilflinirg tbercon ertcted the property i>f jßtncs Williamson. Conditions of salo and other particulars of tha Auctioneers. Conttnnad on Foait& PMfl *