tanat'°nt had accepted the services of tho vßrnl^? Artillery Company. , ParaellArtill V w / olunteer Garri?on Corps are notified that a meeting Artillery wv f officers nn d framing of to the election 0 Tiie3dl) even . ta^Z Si> Grammar School building, g'yionds-street. o{ t , je DefenM 3erg6(^ved here to-day from Welling Force, «rp of inß t ruc ting the de t jn for *he nt PArffled Constabulary at the iv big-gun drill. There weie Nortbrtfqo men drilled at Wellington, but irtS 30 were sent to Christchurch, nnd jffiunodin. The remaining .*0 are now Mr Silver, well known here •. constable in tho police force, but f*j° of the Royal Artillery, has re-, fo^d well-merited promotion to the rank i -Major in the Defence Force. Stchurch Volunteers are holding a ab £ fight at tyttelton and Sumnor this afternoon. Manning tho Batteries. Wa understand that it lias been arranged Jo* ofwr Soaking out that tho olun- I accompanies will be required to guard the tatteries week about. As there are now six faUvequipped Volunteer companies, this 5d mean that one week in every six each Stto companies would require to go under and do duty in the North Head trenches i VMterday afternoon, Colonel Lyons, Maior Shephord, and other officers, pro- Sd to the North Shore for the purpose %gking arrangements for to-day's parade Sham fight. It was decided that the TSfteuvres should include the defence of ifetwo roads leading from tho coast-lino JTltaneitoto Channel to Devonport. One S them leads over the causeway near the Lecourse, and tho other is at the narrow MjUus near Point Takapuna. To-day's Proceedings. '.■■ln consequence of the widespread pub ~.;*„ rfven to the parade through the Sola "f His Worship the Mayor d the proprietor of the Star, this morninp, "all the world and his wife" ■Sw acquainted with the fact that there was to be a half holiday. Owing to a legal difficulty, the bnnks did not close, but the managers of these institutions permitted «uch of their employes as woro volunteers to co at 12 o'clock. At noon many af the business places in tho leading thoroughfare ware closed, and ns tho day wore on, there ff as almost a complo cessation of business. Tho Parade. Pursuant to a district order, issued undor tM hand of Colonel Lyon as officer com manding the district, tho A Battery of Artillery and the Victoria Company mus tered at the Drill-shed at 12.30 pm. The -Victorias were under Capt. Mahon, Liout. Skinner and Selfe, and the Artillery under Major Burns, Captain Payne, Lieuts. j Borria and Geddea, and Surgoon Tennont. In passing it may be mentioned that Major Barns, who passed through the Military College at Sandhurst, and holds hia com .mission as Lieutenant in the Royal Artil "jery, has been specially requested by the ■ Defence Authorities to assume command of the Battery. At the "Assembly" there '<mn nearly 40 men of each company in the '. drill shed. Shortly before one o'clock these two eorpa marched to the Queen-Btreet wharf and proceeded by ferry steamer to Devonport. Before the departure of tho (learner the numbers of both companies hid been considerably augmented. Tho reason lor tbair early start was thia. The Victoria's had been selected by Colonel Lyon to act as «i advance guard, as it was deemed dseirable that they should occupy a position towards Lake Takapuna before the arrival ,of the main body. The Artillery having "their guns to take to pieces and remount, they were also sent over by the early steamer to save time. ..,■ll 1.15 the other Auckland Companies mastered at tho drill-shed. The staff com prised Col. Lyon, Capt. Woollield (Aide de- Cmv), Major Shepherd (Adjutant), and 'gtaffSergeant Haslam. The City Guards, ■under Capt. Isaacs, Lieuta. Osborne and ißennett, and sixty meu in the ranks—only three man being absent. The Auckland I Hwal Artillery, under Lieuts. Parker and gnith, and Surgeon Walker, had a muster ol fifty-five, and tho Hobson Company, with CiaUiu Dignan and Lieute. Connelly and " Baton, were forty-seven strong. The :«tann of companies having been formed *Jhiaen inarched to the wharf, headed by , tie Garrison Band. •. jheDevonport Navols mustered atl p.m. !;{oitrong under Captain Fenton, Lieut?. Dura and Gerrard, and marched with the Victoria Company as advance guard to the Mrrow neck near Mr Stark'a place, an «oemy being Bupposed to have landed at Point Takapuno, The main body, which fcft town at 1.30 p.m., by the p.s. Tainui, 'isiohed North Shero at 2 o'clock.

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'the Coptic to be Stationed at Auckland. London, April 25. 1 The Coptic, recently selected for a cruiser for New Zealand, will, after being equipped, | be stationed at Auckland. PnroJwse of a New Zealand Steamer as ■ 1 .■: a Cruiser.

London, April 13. Tha British Government have bought two' steamers to bo employed as armed cruisers. One was purchased from the New Zealand Shipping Com pany, and when equipped will probably be despatched to Sydney to strengthen *arahips there. The London and Liverpool British authorities are negotiating with the Orient Company for the purchase of the steamer Austral to be equipped as a armed cruiser. Command of Colonial Warships. London, April 19. The Admiralty are awaiting a reply from $a Australian Governments to a proposal made by Admiral Tryon that he should; assume control of all colonial warships. j yiotortan MUltla. Volunteers. Melbourne, this day. It has been decided to increase the Vic torian militia by 1,600 men, and volunteer corps will be formed in^all townships where railway communication exists. Fitting Out the Maaslla as a Cruiser. Melbourne, this day. The work of fitting up the Peninsular and"' Oriental Steamship Massilia as an armed' cruiser has now been nearly com pleted.

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( Wellington, this day. HJB.B. Esplegle to Defend New Zealand. Infnrmationhas been received thatH.M.S. Espiegle arrived off Wakapuaka yesterday. I fjhei it is understood, will protect that part < of the coast. V Promotion of Defence Officers. ! It is understood that Captains Newall, Gordon, and Gudgeon, of the A. C. force, .are to receive promotion, and will rank iw Majors. Major Newall is to be stationed la Canterbury, Major Gordon in Otago, and Major Gudgeon will remain in charge of the f parmanent artillery at Wellington. Cabinet Meeting Today. Wellington, this day. ! Government have no further advices from the Agent General, re Angb-Ruasian affairs. Ministers are all in Cabinet this -morning. I understand the business is ot a S routine character, though the defence ques- I tion will come in for general discussion. ~ '■ The Wellington Mllltla 8011. The'roll of Militia for Wellington was made up this morning. The total is 1,404, and itigthought.many have escaped, aa it waa expected to reach about 1,700. L ' Dunedin, this day. ■•:• : The Artillery made splendid practice on .Saturday, every shot hitting White Island.

TELEGRAMS.

Tanranga Bleotioa. 1 " Tauranqa, this day.-Mr John Shcehan arrived on Saturday per s.s.'Taupo. He ww welcomed at the wharf by a number of f Wends and supporters, and in the evening »n informal meeting took placo, at which he was present. It was arranged that no 1 | shonld address the electors this evening at I•; ■' the Temperance Hall, and His Worship tho - Mayor hag acceded to a request that ne "would presida. Those present resolved themselves into a provisional committee, 1 _St being understood that the meeting to , ■'■■ night would be asked to elect a central com ■ ,':.. mittee. MrSheehan also received a depu -1 ■ ■ tation from the natives in the district, ana m - itiemlted in an assurance from the natives m that he would have their undivided support. .' Sfeijr Sheehan's arrival great interest is ™wfl*jfn in the election throughout tne ""dunedik, this day. July Js scratched for all engagements at r. - Danedin Birthday Meeting

HOSPITAL AFFAIRS.

Chargos Against Dr. Bond.

The ordinary meeting of the Auckland Hospital Committee was held in the library of that institution this morning, when several important mattera were dealt with. There were present: His Worship the Mayor (Mr W. R. Waddel), in the chair, Captain Daldy, Colonel Haultain, Messrs Jeune, Dando, J. M. Clark, and the Secre tary, Mr Qarland.

The following letter from the Colon Secretary was read :—" Wellington, Ap 7th, 1885. Sir,—l have the honour to ac knowledge receipt of your letter of tho 2nd ultimo, forwarding, with other papora, copy of a resolution of the Committee to the effect that a commission should be ap pointed by the Govornment to inquire into the charges made by Dr. Richardson against Dr. Bond. In reply, lam directed by the Colonial Secretary to inform you that, having carefully considered tho matter, he is unable to see that any good purpose would be served by appointing such a com mission.—(Signed) G. S. CoorEE." It waa agreed that no further action should bo taken in the matter.

A letter making further chargos against Dr. Bond came before the Committee. We have corrected various mistakes in con struction, but not all, as will be seen from the following copy, in which the strange use of tho personal pronoun "he" becomes rather confusing:—"Auckland, April 17. To the Chairman.—Sir, I have a complaint to lay against Dr. Bond, now in charge of the Auckland Hospital for refusing to take my fathor into the Hospital, I took him there on April 4 to the Hospital. He had been very bad for a week. He was not able to walk, so I took him in a conveyance. I took him into the wait ing-room, and after waiting for some time Dr. Bond came in. He asked my father what waa the matter with him. He had turned awfully deaf. 1 said he could not hear. I said he wanted to get a recom mendation to get into the Hospital. Ho gave n bounce, and said he did not want to como into the Hospital. About twenty minutes afterwards ho called him into his own room. I was told to go in and spoak for him. As I was going into tho room he shut the door in my face. I listened to what ho had to say through tho koyholo. I hoard him ask my father what was the matter with him, how long ho had been liko this, when ho waa taken ill. Dr. Bond then told him he didn't ail a great deal. Ho said he could soon cure him with a bottle of medicine. I have got half the bottle yet. I shall keep it if wanted. He came home, and ho lingered in bed for five days. Chen I took him again. I told him I wanted him into the Hospital without fail this time. He waa then only in four days and a-half, and he died. Ho now leaves a wife and five children in the bush, and they are now at present on Grant and Foster's Settlement, Shaftsbury, To Aroha, and are in a very poor state. What are they to do ? They havo only been out two years and a-half, and have no friends _in the colony whatever. I hope now, sir, you will see further into this about Dr. Bond. This is a most serious coso to como before him. Now, I wish to have it attended to at once ; if not, I shall have to get some one to take it up, and further proceedings will be taken, I shall want an answer to this letter. Address: J. W. Crisp, Upper Queen-street, York Terrace, Auckland." It was decided to request Dr. Bond to supply an explanation of the matter not later than the next ordinary meeting.

LAND SALE.

Messrs Cochrase ani> Sox hold a land and property sale to-day, which was numerously attended. The farms were bought in. Tho following allotments were sold as under: — Lot 65, con taining 50 acres, parish of Taupiri, fronting the Waikato Biver, £38 ; lots 37, 38, 39, and 40, 200 acres, £301 12s 6d ; lot 265, £27 10s ; lots 129 and 140, parish of Whangamarino, 4s per acre ; lot 1, £10; lot 2, £15; lot 102, 50 acres, £12 10s ; lot 138, 50 acres, £13 10s; lot 281, Mangapiko, 50 acres, £25. The remaining unsold lands are open for private sale by the auctioneers.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAK, MONDAY, APRIL 27, 1885.



KThe Art Exhibition opened aKain,this af pnooiii and wfllalso be open this evening, Btaiiha naimi attractions ought to ousure



Hon. Mr Stout is expected to reach Wei lington to-night from Waoganui.



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AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY (LIMITED.) NOTICE TO CONSUMERS. In consoquence of tho half-holiday this day, diflconut will be allowed on gas and coke accounts, if paid before 5 o'clock to-morrow. E.B.PAKSONB. Secretary. The services of'the new Volunteer Garrison Artillery Corpß havlns beon accepted by the Government, Members are informed that a Meoting for Election of Officers and Framing of Rules will be held (by kind permission of Mr C. F. Bourne) at the Auckland Grammar School, Symonda-street. at 8 p.m. sharp TO-MORROW (Tuesday), 2Sth instant. 0. C. GILMORE, Acting Secretary. _ A LBERT FOOTBALL CLUB. A meeting of tho aboTo^iub Will be held TO MORROW EVENING, April ft to too Club room of the United Servico Hotel. Business. Klection of Officers far Second Fifteen. G. SMART. Hon. Sec. AREHOUSEMEN AND CLERKS VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT. A meeting of those who have already glvon In their names as Members of theobovo.and Sao of those wishing to join the movement will bo held at Robson's Large Dining Room, On IVKDNEBDAY NBXT, April 29. at 8 p.m. sharp. It is hoped that all those interested will makS a point of attending. Gentlemen unable to attend, bnt wishing to join will obltee bj eomunioatlngwith the Hon. See. pro Item.-A. H. COLLIER. Sargood. Bwen, and Co. T3 OVAL MAIL STEAMSHIP -CL KAIKOURA. SPECIAL NOTICE. The New Zealand Shipping Company's Royal Mall Steamship Kaikoura will be despatched from Lyttelton to London on 9th May, as adver tised. Passengers and Cargo can be booked by the undersigned. THE NEW ZEALAND BHIPPIN3 Co. (L'MITED.. w Qqeen . Btreet , GOSPEL TEMPERANCE MISSOIN, BLUE RIBBON ARMY. MR S- CA P P ER, T)ELIVER OHIS IFIFTH LECURE, THIS (MONDAY) EVENINU, At the THEATRE ROYAL. Chair to be taken at half-past seven by Thko. SOBJBCT: •' CLEVER MEN." Tickets, for Dress Circle, ONE SHILLING N'ewman (Insurance Buildings), Mr K.Neai (Treasurer), and from the Secretary (Coombes AreSe, Queen-street). Other parts of tho hou»o *lt§ffig&wffi&HffiSll*. will aeafct. Doors open at seven o'clock. TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) EVENING. MR CAPPER'S FAREWELL MEETING. Members of the Band of Hope will oconpy the platform, ; —.—-— ■ ANTED, a good Coatmoker; constant work to 1 steady Man.-Woollams Ready-money Tailor, Sydenham Souse, foot of flrev-Etreet. . ■< TI7ANTED, a smart Boy.—|APP>y W Edgar* Hop Beer Factory, Oxford street. Arch Hill. . ___ ANTED, good Vestmakers.—Wool lama's ReSdy Money Tailor, Sydenham House, foot of Grey-street. vfTANTBD, immediately, an Office Boy. \Y~jrj_Mnaaand Co, Shortland-street. %IT ANTED, "Two Boys.—Apply rub- W HH^-^gTAH Office. . - TTf ANTED, Tenders to Cart Bricks, W StoutUnd Sand from Albert-street to Jnweller.-Jag. Pavigg^ .„ -- City, suburbs, and^^Tn^Vßrious parts of improved and ug^P^SjWible building allot- Stab and " Herald.



Wanted* WANTED, Everyone to know this is the laat waek ot Woodyoar'a Clrcm ~' ANTED, Sixty Swamp Hanfltf Apply to D. Fallon, Aucklarid,,wF«T Portor'B Hotel, Mercer. J^1 ANTED, a good Waiter iSmcid re ferences. Also a good GMeral Ser vant.—Apply Mrs J. Garrlck, Sydney and Mel bourne Cafe, Upper Queen-street. WANTED, Boat-headers and Boat- Bteerera for Bay Whaling, Haobal, Friendly Islands.—Apply to A. Mlddlemlss, Manager. WANTED, by a Queen-street firm, an experienced Assistant tor the Vi-eta Department.—Apply, enclosing references and stating salary expected, to " Confidential," Stab Office. WANTED, a smart, trustworthy Youth for tncrohant'a office.—Apply in own handwriting to " Merchant," Pobi Office, Auck land. W ANTED, Smart Youths and Im provers for the Bench.—Apply to Manager McArthur's Factory, Upper Queen at. ANTED, Respectable Youth as Ap prentico to the Boot and Saddlery Department in the Warehouse.—Apply to VVm. McArthur & Co., Queen-Btroet, Auckland. WANTED, an Apprentice or Improver to Hair-dressing.-Apply G. H. Maguiro, Hair-dressing Saloon, Roth's Public Bathß, Victoria-street Katrt, next the Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart. WANTED, Improvers for Cabinet making, Upholstering, and French Polishing; also, a Boy to make himself generally useful.—Apply Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart, Vlctorla-Btreet Kast. WANTED, Everyone to see the Japanese New Act 3at Clrous for la. WANTED, a Girl, from 16 to 18 years old, to look after Baby and BSBist in Housowork.—Apply to Mrs Alfred Buckland, jnnr.. Kemuera. WANTED at Once, a few Girls (15 or 16 years old) for Hosiery Manufacturing. —Apply Manager A, Clark and Sons, on Monday beforo 10. WANTED, Apprentices to the Dress making. — Miss Wellß, Kast Btreut, Newton. WANTED, Shirt Hands, experienced workers, out-doors. — Apply Leman, down Arney-atreet, Newton Road. WANTED, a Good Housemaid for an hotel.—Apply Mrs M. C. Yaxler, l'itt etreut. WANTED, a Housemaid.—Mrs Buck land, Newmarket. WANTED, a thoroughGonoral Servant, for a small family j references required. —Apply to Mrs S. Jackson, Orakoi Koad, Itumuera. WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply to Mrs Payne, Threo Lamps, Ponsonby. ANTED, General Servant; must cook ; in family of three ; no children.— Mrs Home. Bt George's Bay Road, Parnell. W~~ ANTED, a good General Servant where another is kopt; references re quired.—Apply Mrs GriorßOn, next Choral Hall, Symonds street. WANTED at once, several goooTGeno ral Servants; also good Cook and Houeomaid: good waKcs.—Mrs Bell, Pamoll Registry Office, Hanakau Road. WANTED, a Married Couple without encumbranoe. the Woman as House keeper and Man to Milk and do General Farm Work. —Apply Star Office, on Tuesday at 10 a.m. WANTED, a Partner with£l,ooo capital In a good Paying Manufacturing Business.—Apply to Seoretary T. and S. Morrln and Co. (Limited). ANTED, Gentleman with about £150, to join in good paying book business ; first-class ohanoe for good man.—Address Bust noaß, Star Office. WJ ANTED, Lady as Boarder, or small \ 1 Furnished Bed-room to Let; rent, 4s.— Apply G. A. Birtles, Nowton-street Newton ltd. W' ANTED, by Gentleman, Board and Lodging close to Remueraßoad School. —Apply by letter, stating tormß, " W.F.," Star Office. WANTED, 2 respectable Boarders; 18s, washing inoluded; doublo and Bimrls rooms; plunge and shower bath.—Mrs Hnntor. Nowton House, Karangahape Road. WANTED, 2 respectable Boarders; 17s a week, washing Included.—Apply Mrs Moore, Franklin Road, opposite Napier-st. VJI7ANTED, Boarders; bath, piano, home W comforts;1 excellent table; Bplendid view; superior accommodation. Terms, £I.— Kenilwortn House, Vlncent-Btreot. W "ANTED, Tenant for New Store or Shop being built in tho busy thorough fare of Customs-street West. Rent easy.— Apply to Q. Hhodea. W~~ ANTED, good Freehold Securities for Bumß ranglngfrom filOO.-Apply to J. M. Speed, Solloltor, Kxobange Chambers, Dnrham-fltreet. WANTED, Two Floors and Cellarage, Cußtoms-st.. near New Railway Station 1 years' lease at 60s, portions Bublet Bhowing profit, leaving large unoccupied space; the whole for Sale.—Apply to J. R. Randerson. Auctioneer. WANTED, Everyone to see the Trained Pigeons at the Circus To-night WANTED, an Office, or to share shop with another, fronting the Ponsonby Road ; would prefer to roside on the premises.— Address A.A., Stab Office. , WANTED, Small Green Grocery and Fruit Business, or Shop suited for same, in good business thoroughfare.—T., Post ofllco, Ponaonby. txrANTID, from two to five acres of V T good land, within ten miles of Auok land, wiUi or without house.—Apply by letter to K. P, Rolletfs Post-offico, Mount RosicUl Road. WANTED TO LEASE, with purchasing cluuso or purchase outright, a Roomy House In the Shelly Beach DisWlot—Address "House,"Box22l, Auokland. t WANTED, the Public to Call and See the New and Second-hand Buggies, Wangons, etc, at tho Thames Carriage and Dray Factory, V|ctoria-Btroot Kaat. WANTED at Onco, 20,000 Pick and Shovel Mon to call at Garrett BroB1. and seenro Watertighta »t 8s fld; Bluohors, Is Bd. Sale will last for Ono Month only, WANTED to Borrow, for three or five years, £150 at 8 por cent; frochold property worth JWOO.-Address F.8.H., star Office. W ANTED TO LET, comfortable 4 roomed Cottage, detaohed.—Apply Mrs Davidson, Marmlon-streot, Upper Qneen-Btroet ANTED~~TO LET, Furnished Bed room, and use of kitchen.—Apply two loora from Hudson's, ChemUt Hobßonstreet, ANTED to Let or Sell, new Shop with flvo rooms, gas and water fittings complete; rent low.—A, J. Thomas, Haydn street. TJCTAJNTED to Purchase, Four or Five- W roomed Cottage In good position near Threa Lamps, Ponsonby; not to exceed £250.- Apply W. G. Allen. Drspor. JervoHßoad. WANTED, to Purchaee, at onco, an Elegant Buggy or Basket Carriage, with Horse, Harness, Sect,, complete; one which an Invalid can easily enter. — Apply, statinß prioe, to "W.H.8,," Stab Offloe. TIT ANTED to Purchase, a Surveyor's W Level Staff, Chain, and Ranging Rpds also, Offloo; sundries together or separate.- Addross "Surveyor," Box 83, Post-offlce, Auck land. . W 'ANTED. Purchaser for Large Familj Bible, History, Roman Catholic Bible All sorts of Goods Bought and Bold.-F, Fearn Swanson and Albert-etreots, WANTED to Buy, an Aotivo Young Pony, about 14 hands.-J. Warren Grocer, Newton. WANTED, 100 Pullets, Hack, Saddh and Bridle; state lowest terms.- Poultry, Stab Offloe. WANTED, Everyone to know tho Pil la One Shilling this week at the Cirons WANTED, good Freehold Socuritiei tor various. Sums of Money, from £l(K to £1,000, at lowest rates of interest—J. R Randerson, Auctioneer. WANTED, Ladies' to see the Nev Stock of Drosses, Mantles, am Millinery, at T, and J. McMaeterp. WILTED KNOWN, A. Wellesley'i Consultation on tho Takapuna Birth day Cup. Tickets, Five Shillings each. "ANTED KNOWN, for Men's an< Boyß' Clothing. Bhirt3. Socks, and Foot ball Jerneya try T. fc J. McMasters. ANTED KNOWN—Men's and Boys French Felt Hois at less than halt price -Gordon House, Waasgneld-strcet W ANTED KNOWN. - Drapery am Clothing Sale of Robson's Stock 1b no\ on at Brightonllonse, top of Grey.Btreet.-J Rendell. Come If you want Cheap Gooda. WANTED KNOWN—Chbaf Tmbkb Cheap Timber I And all other kind of Building Material, can be purchased ohoape and better than anywhere else at the yards o P. Qou>~ .Albert-atreet. TItTANTED.—When you are in Hobson W street caU at Munro & MilHeaii's and se the large and ohoioe stook ot Tweeds and Coal ings Just opened for the coming Beason. N shoddy goods or slap-making and trimming a this establishment. WANTED KNOWN.—Expiration o Lease. Charles Kelsey & Co. are noi offering a oash return of four shillings in ever nonnd off all cash purchases of Fancy Good over five shilUngs.-Charles Kelsejr & Co., 12( Qneen-Btreet. WANTED KNOWN.—J. T. Clarke Watohmaker, from the Thames. _ kinds of Watches, Clocks. Jewellery repaired Watches, Clooks, JeweUery, Music Boxes, an Musical Instruments on Sale.—J. T. Clarkt Watchmaker, Karangahape Road, opposit Newton Poat-offloe. Try Clarke's £3 IS Watoheß. WANTED KNOWN.-Still left bu aellingfast, our noted cheap (and we] known) Kid Boots at 4s; Prunella, 4s Od Superior ditto, 5s 6d (aU with high heele) Children'B Bubkle Shoes, with heels, 10 to 1! 2s6d; land 2, 3s per pair, at Dampiers Boc Shop. Victoria-street Be in time. WANTED KNOWN.—Four Shilling in the pound is the cash return or dii count on all cash purchases over five shillingi at Kelsey's, off their Gold and Silver Jewollar and Fanoy Goods,-they having to vacate thei premlseß.—Oharlea Kelsey fe Co.. 120. Qneen-e.: WANTED KNOWN.—In order to kee; the Sale going, I have purchased ove £U'O worth of Travellers' Samples, odd sizei whioh I shall sell at 25 per oent. under the new: nrice Be in time and get the pick at Dumpier Boot Shop, Victoria-street. Be In time,



WANTED, Everyone to see the Ke\ Programme at the Cirons To-night ANTED, a General Servant, one use) to children.—Apply, between 2 and 5, t Mrs J. Williams, Victoria-street. - WANTED to Let, a Bedroom am Sitting-room, furnished for two youni men; termß, with attendance Cs a week eacn —Apply for references, Mrs 8011, Parnell Regis try Office. WANTED, by a Respectable Trust worthy Person, Shopa or Offlcea t olean.-Apply •' J. 0.," Star Office. WANTED, a Youth accustomed to th< grocery trade.-A. Taylor, Victoria streot. _ WANTED, two Boarders in a privati house, near town. Terms moderate Riflemen preferred. — Address It. Kagloton Queen Btrect. WANTED, good Machinist, for Singe and Wertheim machines.-Apply G:OS venor House, Grey-atreet. WANTED, for Tauranga, a Painter ant Paperhanger—good hand.-Apply at W Phillippa and Son, Queen-street. WANTED, a Boy, 14 or 15.—Apply W Hatfleld, Portmanteau Maker, Grey Btreet. WANTED, a rospectablo Barman.- United Strvice Hotel. WANTED, good Genoral Servnnts foi Remuera and Mount Eden; also om able to milk.—Mrs Jack's Rsgistry, Mount i-dei Road, . WANTED, smart Waiter, first-clasi hotel; also, several good Servants, first class private Houaemald.—Miß_Elemore_a : __ ANTED, a Pony Carriage, suitable for an Invalid or ladies.-Apply .tc Richardson and Jackson. WANTED a Boy.—Auckland Clothing Factory. Custom-Bt, Eaßt.; OOM Wanted immediately, with fire plaoeandtwo bods, near town, by two young mon.—Stato torms to Moderate, Etaji Office. WANTED, a Girl about 15 or 16 ; sleep athomo preferred.—Apply to Mrs McCullagh, Haßlettstreet, EdonTerrace. ANTED KNOWN.—" Under the Palma" to bo repoated In St. James s Hall, Thursday next. Final rehearsal on Tuesday night, 7.15 sharp, in Alexandra-street Church. WANTED KNOWN—Money to Lend, on freehold seourlty, in sums of £100 and upwurda. Money lent to enablo bulUors and others to oroot buildings. -Apply The Now Zealand House. Land, and KBtato Agency, .tflgh-atrect. . WANTED KNOWN—Work 1 Work ! World - To Ladles and Gentlemen Employers desirous of engaging suitable assist ant*, several waiting onKaecmente, now can be Buitod by applying to Meek and. Adam, leio phono Mo. 321, Coombes's Arcade, Auckland ANTED KNOWN.— Positively tho last two weeks of Dampier s Cheap Boot Sale Victoria-stroot. As wo havo cleared a great many of tho lines lately advortißcd, I have purchased over £150 worth of job linos and samples to last the time specified. Particulars In this colnmn.-W. H. Uampior. WANTED KNOWN. — We Bupply Hydraulio and Shell Lime.Brloks.Pipos Salt and Fresh Water Sand. Our praotienl knowledge of concrete enables us to give cus tomors free and useful information on tne uses and treatment of conoreto.—J. Wilson and Co., Customs-street West. _____________ WANTED KNOWN—In Ladies' House Bllppors I havo a great varioty-Whlto Canvas. 2a per pair; Black Imitation Kid, with elastic In front, only 2a 6d; Carpot, 2a 9d ; Morocco, 2s Od; Auckland mado do. imitation woolwork, 3s Cd ; Ladles' Dancing or Evening Dress Shoes, Is 6d; superior do.. 53 Cd; Real Glove Kid, with fanoy beaded vamps, 7s 6d; ot Dampior'a Boot Bhop, Vlotorlo-etrftot. X\T ANTED KNOWN.—Men's Light, VV Durablo Boot* (sewn), 7s lid; Patent Houso Slippers, without heels. 2s 6d; Cork Solos, 2Jd; Cotton Boot Laces, 3d per dozen; Boot Protectors, 3d a card; Boot Glosb, 4d a bottlo; Button Hooke, Id oaoh or9d a dozen; Boot Buttons, 2d a dozen: Patont Button Fasteners, 6d a box; Shoo Horns, 3d to la (a great variety); Bbat Yollow Silk Reels, No. 14, 2s—At Dampior'a Boot Shop. Victorlq-Btreet 'ANTED KNOWN—See our Stock of Blanket* before purchasing—£soo worth. 0-1 Blankets. 8s 6d. 9a Od, and 10s Cd per pair; 10-1 Blankets, 12a 6d, 17»0d, and 20a per pair; Twill Sco.ch Dlankots, Now Zealand Blanket?, and Coloured Blankets. Theso goodsi are the best valuo we ever offered.—D. McPherson, Karangahapo Road. WANTED, another 1,000 Clocks and Watches to clean acd repair; also, purchasers for Waltham. English, and Swiss Watches, Clookß, and Jewellery by Thoa. Nuta ford, Watchmaker, Jowellor, &c,, next Union Bank, Vlotoria-Btroet-N.8.-All work guaran teed for 12 months; mußioal boxes repaired, pianos purohaaed on commission. ANTED TO SELL—Whips (a really splendid assortment of every kind(- Ladloe1. Gents', Riding. Driving, Cart; also. BOlld Nickel Spurs, Stirrups, and the latest novelties in Saddlery and Harness: prices are useloss to anybody unlosa they sco tho ouality, Come and inspect. - W. B. Jones, Whola gale M«n"faotnrer, 183. Queen-Btreat. ANTED KNOWN—Bought a Job ; over 350 pairs of Children's Boots and Shoes alone (2 to 10 in sine) from 2s to 3s 6d por Pair. I wish to draw tho attention of my cuatomora and tho publio in goneral to those, being one of tho host wearing lines I ever ofTored them, and much lighter than colonial nmko. A great variety to choose from at Damplar's Boot Shop. Victoria-street. WANTED— Wanted to Sell, very cheap, 60 Small Vicea. only Is 6d oaoh; 50 Braces and 2 Bits, only 2s; Lot of Small Drill Braces, only Is Od oaoh; Lot of Sponges. Gd each; Bradawls, Id each; Corksorews, Id oaoh -8d down; Toaspoons, 3d; Forks, Cd each -6 for 2s fid; Lafgq Forks, O.d-0 for 4a; Tablespoons. 9d-6 Jor4Bj Bread Boards, Sd to 2a Bd; Broad Knifo and Board, 1b 3d: Baking Peaiß. 2d per lb—7lb for la; Pincers, only Gd ; 71b-Box of Epsom Salts, 2s 3d por box —H. Watt. Pitt-street. WANTED, Everyone to know that Every Aot Is Now at tho Circus To-night. ANTED KNOWN- That R. TuDEnoPE.Flumbor, Wollealoy street, always keops In stock a splondid assort mont of Gasallera, Gas Braokots. Pendants, and 9&a Globes of newest d^Bigps; also, a good stook >t Electrlo Bolls and Flttlnli, Wator Pipos anfl fittings, and o>>y requisite of the trade. Liberal rllowbimo mud*, to the truda. X\7" ANTED. THE rUnI.IC TO TRY OUR SUITS TO MEASURE, AT WHOLESALE PRICES. A FlrsMass Suit, from tho Best Tweed in Auckland; for £517s 03. Remember this is our BostSuit! _, . , . :, We claim to do tho Largest Trade in Auck land, thnroforo wo give our Patrona tho benefit of our Wholosalo Prico for nott cash. The moat Stylißh Trouaora in Auckland, from tho best matorial. to measure, 20s 6d. All-wool Tweed Bultß, from 455. All-wool Tweed Trou&era. from 13s. Material. Style, and Fit Unsurpassed. AUCKLAND CLOTHING COMPANY, Custom street East. (Two Doora abovo Fort-street) Business Hours, 830 to 5.30; 230 on Saturdays. ANTED RT NOW N. Received, per Coptic, from London. The Latest Novelties in FANCY WORSTED COATINGS, SOUDAN SUITINGS, and WORSTED TROUSERINGS. In all the latest Fanoy Stripes and Checks; also, Constitution Corps, Worbtbd Cords. Average Piioe. por Suit £3 10b pd. Average Prioe por Trousers .. .. £0 18s 6d. We respectfully invite inspootlon of these Koods, and feel confident, that for Btyle and quality, they are unrivalled In Auckland. In reply to numerous inquiries, we beg to state that we give No Credit and No Discount, but rely on the stylo and quality of our garments to give our oubtomers satisfaction, W O L L A M S, READY-MONEY TAILOR, S ydenkam House (Foot of Grey-street.) YXJ ANTED, intelligent people to look at TT the prices and the reason why things can be done at those prices. J. H, DALTON, City Tailoring Establishment, Victoria-street EAST, Has oleared out a Warehouse Stock at undo: English prioes, and can give— A Good Suit for 65a ..usual £3 10s fld „ „ 60a .. ~ £4 0s Cd ," „ 65s ..„ m 10s Od „ Trousers 128 od.. „ £0 16a 6d 153 .. „ £1 Is Od „ 2ls .. „ £1 6b Od ~ „ 22s 6d.. „ £1 7s 6d This is a Genuine Sale, and no blow about it Everyone gets Just what they want, Note the address- J. 11. DALTON, Tailor, VICTORIA-STREET BAST, T\T ANTED KNOWN TIIAT KEAN AND ALDERTON, OF WELLEBLEY AND NELSON-STREETS Are Selling FIREWOOD at the following Prices for CASH :— LONG WOOD 12sCdparTon. CUT WOOD 13s „ ~ SPLIT WOOD 14b „ „ Full Weight and Measurement Guaranteed, FOR CASH ONLY. WANTED KNOWS AND BELIEVED,- That a 20s ARTICLE may be PURCHASED fo: 10s ;a 6s ARTICLE for 2s 6d ; and so on, at half the marked price, upon all Goods in the VICTORIA-STREET WINDOWS At the Door and on the Sale Stalls of the LONDON ARCADE, During the remaining U days .^^ AT GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. See the Halt-Column Advertisement on the 4th page,



WANTED, Everyone to know that the Prices at the Circus are 4a, 2b lid, and Ib. WANTED KNOWN —That George Gregory, Photographor, of Quick's Buildings (near Three Lamps), Ponsonby Road, haa decided, on and alter April 21th, to make considerable Reductions in hiß Prices, so bb to suit the working clusbcs ; pricea from that date being: For Carte de Visite, 10s fld per doz.; for Cabinets, £1 Is per doz. Children same price. Tram cars pass the shop. WANTED KNOWN—West End Phar macy, Ponsonby Road, cheapest Drug Store In town—Holloway's Pills, Is 3d; Cockle's, 1b 3d; Whelpton's, la 3d; ffino's Fruit Salt, 3s 3d; Feeding Bottles, Od; Stoadnmn's Powders, Is 3d; Porous Plasters, 1b and Is 3d; Fluid Magnesia, Is 3d j Citrate of Magnesia, la 3d; Jacobs Oil, 2a 6d; De Jongh's Oil, 2s 9d ; Chlorodyne, la und is 3d.—A. J. Blomnold, Homcßopathio Chemist, Herbalist, and Pharmaol AN Elderly Lady having lived in Paris and London, offers to take charge of a household, or assist in a school or homo teach ing.—W.W., Stab Ofllce. A YOUNG Man wishes to board with privato family, where ho would be made at home. Good references.—W.M., Post-oillce, Newton. A GENTLEMAN requires Unfurnished _c\_ Room with flro grate; northern aspect preferred, near Three Lamps or Jervoia Road, Ponsonby.—State terms, W.N., SrAK Ofllce. A RESPECTABLE PERSON with good A. referoncoa will be glad to hear of a Situa tion as Housekeeper to one or more gentlemen, care of ofllcoa, or any position of trust; no ob jection to country.—M.N.O., Star Ofllce. BOOT TRADE.—Wanted, 2 good Boy as Apprentices to the clicking depart ment.—H. Davy, Crown Boot Factory, Grey- Btreet. BOARDERS WANTED. — Mrs Ward has one or two Vacancies for Single Men Boarders, 20s week (washing included).—Hob aon-stroet. No. 3, Premier Buildings. DRESSMAKING.— Wanted at once, a good Bodice Hand ; also, Apprentice and Improvera.—Apply the Misses Uucst, Regent House, North Shore. AINTER wanted, a good hand ; also, one or two good improvers.—Apply to Reid and Sons, Cabinet-makers, HobEon-at, ONY (Gelding, about 13-3) and Harness Wanted; must bo good and cheap, for cash.—Address full particulars to Waverloy, STAIi OIIICC. •OARTNERSHI P. WANTED, a Partnor in a Fist-class Auc tioneering and Commisßion Busidess. Munt have some knowledge of same, und bo abln to take tlin Sales. Principals) only dealt with.— For full particulars apply to "M.A.L.,"Star Oflloo. TO LCI rW\Q LET, 4-roomod House; rent 9fl.— JL Apply Mr Johnson, Clarence-stroel. mo LET, 3-roomed Cottago ; rent, 8s Cd. JL —Apply, noxt door, Mrs Mann, Summor stroet, PonßOEby. TO LET, a Droomed House in Rata stroet, off Ponsonby Road.—Apply P. Hutchinson, next door. TO 7 LET, Now 5-Roomod House, in Fitzroy-street; gas and water; rent, 12s.— Apply Mr E. Cloal, Fitzroy-stroot. Ponsonby. TO LET, a Furnished Bed and Sitting room, with use of kitchen.—Apply 141, Victoria-atrcet Woat. TO LET, a large dry Cellar, in centre of town ; well lighted, and good entrance.— H. Partington. Stichbury'a Buildings. TO LET, largo Space (Queen street ond) ovor tho now shop corner of Queen and Wollesloy-Btreets.—Apply to Milne and Choycc. TO LET, two Unfurnished Rooms, in a pleasant villa; nico view of tho harbour. —Apply for addrcaa Star Ofllco. TO LET, on tho Mount Eden Road, a new Groomed House. Rent, 12sa week. —Apply A. Crockett. TO LET, a tirst-rate Bottling Cellar, with concroto floor.—Apply to J. M. and J, Mowbray, Land Agents, Forlatroot. TO~LET, a 4-roomed Cottage in Howe Btroot; Btablq and gardon,—Apply W. Uowding, Tobacconist, Karangahape Road. TO LET, a Shop and G Rooms, with ovory convenience, corner of Franklin Roadjtod Napier street—lnquire next door. TO Lh/T, two 7roomod Housos ; every convonionco and cheap rents.—Apply F. M. Morloy, Grocer, Melrose, North Shore. T~O LET, 5-stallcd Stable in Upper Quecn-stroot— Apply J. Patterson, uoxt Tabernacle, Upper Queen-Btroct. T~ 0 LET or for Sale, comfortable 8-. roomed Houso, at Mount Eden; all con vnulcnces, stablo, etc.; rent, modorato.—John Denniaon, 13, Customa-Btrcet. TO LET, six-roomed Houso, Jorvois Road; Beven-roomed House, Hcrno Bay Road, gas and water.—Apply W. G. Allen, Drapor, Jervoia Road, Ponsonby. TO LET, Good 5-roomed Houso, Cod rlngton-stroot, 10s6d ; also, now Sroomed Houso. Rent moderate—lnquire Glasgow Store. Great North Road. rO LET, House of 4 rooms and scullery, every convenience, Summor-atroot, Pon sonby ; ront, 11s Od.-Apply Mrs Moroy, O'Neill street, Ponaonby. TO LET, House of 5 rooms and Scullory, largo Allotment, Ayr-atrcot, Parnell. Rent. 12s.—Apply Stanley-street Storo, Mechanics' Bay; TO LET, newly finished Vorandah Cot tage, flttod with overy convonienco. Good well.—Apply J. Hopkins, Bond-strctt, Great North Road. TO LET, on 8-Roomed Houso; gas, city water, overy convenience auitablo for o privato boarding-house.—Apply 11. J. Illordon, Hobson-Btreet, near Cook-street. TO LET, Furnished and Unfurnished, Bovoral Houses. Also, for Solo, Beveral 'roporties and BußinoSßoa, Bargains.—Apply Mcok and Adam, Coombes'a Arcado. TO LET, Argylo-street, near Tramway Terminus—Houeo of 7 rooms, Efts, water, and every convenience; rant motievate.—Apply Mulaulnison, DoLaoy. and Co., Yuloan Laiip. TO LET, two now Shops, with living rooms; superior finish; Jorvols Road; rent vory cheap.—Apply at corner of Curran- Btroat and Jervois Road. TO BE LET, Sea View Houso, top of St.Georgo'sßayßoad,UpporParnoll. Hand some and complete, commanding vlow, front lino poroh, oto. 18s.—Inquire on tho promises. 6 BE LET, » two-etoried Building iii Fort-streot. at proscnt ocoupied by tho Auckland Tobacco Co.. particularly adapted for a bond orgonoral store—For full particulars applyJoW. L. Mitchell. Coombos's Arcade. ritO "LET, Two Unfurniahod Front I Rooms, wltn flreplaco; new houso; pleasant locality; use of kitchon; city water aid on.—Apply to R. MoCabo, Patteson-stroet, Frejman'a Bay. TO LET, a 7-roomed House, suitable for Workmen's Boardins-house, 2 registered grates and American Btovo, oity water, fur nished on time payment Apply Cheap Furnl ture Mart. Yiotoria-Btreet Boat TO LET or For Sale, a Six-roomed House, with Bathroom; Venetian blinds, gaa and water laid on; allotment has double frontage; 45 feet, Norfolk-street, Brown-Btroet, Ponsonby; depth. 101 foot; terniß easy.—Apply J. M. and J. Mowbray, Lrind Agents, Fort-street. nnO LET, that Corner Shop jußt comploted I atjunotlonofPicton,anaPonsanbyKoada. This is undoubtedly the licet Btand on tha road; very Bulrahlo for Ironmonger or Draper.—Apply Star Ofllce. TO LET, a small Farm of 10_ acres, oholce land, situated at Mangaro, about nine miles from town; purchasing olause will bo given If necessary.—For further particulars, apply Btab Ofllce. TO LET, in Manukau Road, Parnell, most convenient Heuse of 10 rooms: bath, gas, and water, and most extensive view of larbour and North Shore. — W. and J. Frater, Land Agentß. Queen-street, mO LET, Wolleeley-stroet Bast, Albert JL Park, Comfortable Villa Besidence of 8 rooms, together with bath-room, pantry, &c. Gas and water laid on.—Apply on the premises, or to Mr J. Craig, Commerce-street. TO BE LET, Suburban Residence, Comfortable New Dwelling House of Eight rooms! town Bide of Mount Albert; healthy, dry situation, on oleared scoria soil; rent, only #1 per week; spacious outbuildings and grazing land may be had It required.— Apply to Roberts, Grocer, Mount Albert. TO LET, Stokes's Road, Mount Eden, a protty Villa Residenco of 7 rooms, with gas and water laid, large allotment (66 x 132) waah-house and copper, pretty front garden.— Further particulars on application to D. F. Kvans, Auolionoer and Land Agent. , 892_ TO LET, Eldonstreet, Parnell, off Brighton Road, Handsome Villa ot Five Rooms, nicely finished, with about 1 Acre of Land, lately ocoupied by Mr Cleghorne; a very pretty view, fronting Hobson Bay, with water frontage,—For further particulars apply D. F. Evans, House and Land Agont. 896 O~ LET, a Good Family House of 7 rooms, with wuah-houso and scullery, good well of water; also, town water laid on over sink in scullery, register grates in front rcoma, good Bide pvon and grate in kitchen, large Allotment of Lund, pleasantly and con veniently situated in upper part of Hepburn street, close to tram line. To a good tenant it will be let at a low rental, or if desired, sold at a low figure.—Apply to A. Bettany, or to G. R^ Randerson, Houae and Estate Agont, Queen s-.rect. TO LEASE, in One Tree Hill district, excellent Family Houso, and 8 Aores best volcanic Land.—F. J, Moss and Co., Shortland atreet. TO LEASE, Furnished or Unfurnished large Family Residence and Garden; best part of Auckland, next the Domain.—F. J. Moss and Co., Shortland-stroet. T7IUCK SHOPS, AKCH HILL. To be Let, 2 Shops, highly situated for trade. Well adapted for a Grocer, and also for Dress maker and Milliner. Bent moderate. Apply to W. L. MITCHELL, Coombes'a Arcade. FFICES TO LET, High-street, cen tral. oheap, convenient.—Apply London Loan and Discount Co., High-street, next to Atkin'a. Printer. ffor Sale. FOB SALE, a New House containing Eight Rooms; large concrete tank, stable, Kds. and every convenience, with 76ft frontage to Eden Vale Road, Mt. Eden; termß can be arranged.—Apply to S. Jenkin, Builder, on the premises. Price, £550. FOR SALE, at Northcote, a Large Allotment, about •} aero planted with strawberries and apple trees; Large Three roomed House, verandah back and front; well, fowl-house, and piggery; also, Two Allotments adjoining, fronting mala road, each 76ft. x 150 ft. '—■Apply J. R. Ranflorson, Land Agent, 'Or to Mrs A. Johns tone, on the premises.



I7IOR SALE, a Landau, Horses, and Har- X? ness; also, la passenger Brake, may be usod as waggon, to carry iSOcwt—Apply Htab Office. T7IOR SALE, a City Millinery Business, JD large connection, yielding an average profit of £5 per wrek. Price, £280, including goodwill, stock, fixtures, &c, complete.—For full particulars, apply to W. L. Mitchell, Coombes's Arcade. FORSALE, tho Whiteflouseand Ground, Upper Parnell, next above F. Ireland's; £975 net; substantial, handsome, beautifully situated ; Btone, brick, and wood; walla o( ox traordinary thickness; freehold; ground, 661 ft. frmtage, main road; ground immensely valu able ; gas and first-class well; best water at all seasons. — Apply to Hughes and George, Solicitors, or at the House. [jIOR SALE, Manukau ,Road, Parnell, X? a fine two - story Residence in Upper Parnell, substantial, handsome, beautifully situated, with a grand view of the harbour, cannot bo built out, gas, water from well all the year round, very cheap; allotmont, GO.V x 7C— For further particulars, apply D. i\ Evans, Landand Estate Agent. _ 1453 TjiOH SALE, at Avondalo, a beautifully JL finished House of 5 rooms, lock-up shed, verandah back and front, colonial ovon, cupboards, shelves, open fire-places. The Land iB all ploughed; specially adapted for trees; containing 4 acres of land, and only 20 minutos' wait from station, via Captain James' nursery, ' and next to Mr Mawen's cottage; terms very easy; price, 15300.—Apply D. F. Evans, House and Land Agont. 1183 FOITIMIi'IEDIATFSALE, a" great ba7 gain, a Freehold Farm, situated at Flat Bußh, containing 1571 Acres, with Homestead (quite new), and other buildings thereon erected, adjoining the property of W. S. Graham, Esq., and 8 miles from Otahuhu, nearly all fenced; 60 acres .'ara down in grass, 50 acres bush of the most valuable kind. A portion of this land is specially adapted for an orchard, being nicely sheltered from cold winds. This is without a doubt an exceptional bargain, possessing fine prospective value. Price for the lot, £205; a balance of £150 can remain at 8 per cent. Open for one wook only.— V. F. Evans, Kstate and Land Agent. 1851 FOR SALE, on the Mount Roskill Road, opposito 'Hub Stand, Hud only 15 minutes' drive from Past-oiliee, a choice Suburban Farm of 5 Acres, Bub-dividod into d paddocks, sub stantially fenced off, and in grass; orchard and flower garden tastefully laid out and in full boarinsr. Thoro is a commodious 7-roomed House, superbly finished off, and newly papered. Firet-olasß rango (new), registers; verandah nearly all round; an underground cietern, con creto, containing 2,000 gallonß water; a new and substantial stable, buggy house, S-stalled manger, harnosß-room, bedroom, and a spacious loft, all under one roof; also, cowshod, piggeries, (log kennels, &c. Prico for tho lot, £1,250. Kasy terms can bo arranged. This property is planted with choico, ornamental trees; position being unrivalled, healthy, with fine prospective value. —D. P. EvanH. Land.Agent. _ 14SU Tfl O R SALS OR TO LET. A Handsome VILLA RESIDENCE of 12 rooms in Park Avonuo, botweon Park Road and Carleton Gore Road. Every convenience is provided. Tho distance into Queon-stroot is 15 minutes' walk. Apply GRAVES AICKIN, Chemist, Queen-street. FOR SALE OR TO LET, THK PUKKKOHE HOTEL. This magnificent Hotel stands in close prox imity to tho Pukekoho Railway Station, a die tanco of thirty miles from Auckland. Ita posi tion cannot bo surpassed, as it Is situated in the rontre of one of tho best districts in tho province Together with othor advantages, there are two jittlo sales hold monthly, in yards adjoining tho premises, which have been built by tho Pro priotor. There is also a large general store in connec tion with which is doing a veiy remunerative justness, and will be sold or let conjointly with ha Hotel. The abovo is a chance soldom mot with in tho ;olonios, as by judicious management a fortune ;an be depended on in a few years. Tho solo cause of tho abovo property being submitted for salo is in consequence of the ill lealth of tho owner. For further particulars apply to the Proprietor. . JAMJCB ROULSTOV. "C 1 O R 3 A L E. HAMILTON, close to Station—a substantially juilt G roomed Verandah House, with brick loundatione, thoroughly well finished. Kitchen with concrete Jloor, wash house, 1,200 gallon :unks, with water laid inio the house, also good well. Grounds 1 acre in extent including tennis awn, garden, &o. Prioe, £680. For turthor particulars apply to W. L. MITCHELL, Coombos's Arcade, Queen-street. I^OR IMMEDIATE DISPOSAL. SUBURBAN RESIDENCE. A CHARMING VILLA, 0 miles from Auck and, situated within 15 minutes' walk of Rail way Station, and 10 minutos from Omnibus, on x grand site combining all the advantages of a North-Kant Aspect, well ebclterod, and Bur ■ounded by soenory equal to any taste. Tho grounds consist of about 21 acres of good soil, thoroughly laid out in gardens, walks, orchard, md Vineries. Thoro aro about 500 JTruit Trees )f tho beat descriptions of liomons. Oranges, \pples, ITigs, Plums, Nootarinos, Pearß, Peaches, Strawberries, &c. &c. About 5 aoreß In Grass and hundreds of Ornamental and Sholter Trees. Tho property 1b bounded on one iitlo by a valuable Creek, and it also has tho id vantage of two Springs of Pure Water. Tho owner desiring to leavo tho colony for Europe, offors tho property at a tempting prico, and to speculators ana investors, or to any on o wishing a doslrablo country home with an eyo to largely enhanced value in tho future, this property is confidently offered. For cards to viow and all further particulars, ipply to W. L. MITCHELL, LAND AND ESTATE' AGENT, COOMBES'B AROAPB. im O X SALE. THK HUNTLEY BRICK, TILE, AND POTTERY WORKS. Tho above Works, with nil nccossary Ma chinery and Plant, for the carrj ing on of a pro fitable and successful industry are now tor dis posal i Tho property inoludes several acres of excel lent clny, thoroughly testod, and of high nualily, well suited for tbo manufacture of lirlcks, Pipes, Drain Tiles, and Pottery Ware. The buildings consist of Corrugated Iron Sheds and Mill Shod, good Uwoll\ng-houßO and Ofilce. Tho machinery comprises Clayton's Briok niaking and Pipe Machines, -with all requisites. Also, 12-lI.P. Tanayo Engine and Boiler. Tho Kilns aro new and in good working order. Tho Works are in olose proximity to tho rail way and coal-mine; thus enabling coal to be obtained at tho lowest rates, whilst tho railway brings the works In immediate connection with Auckland and tho Waikato district To a practical man this local industry oiTors ft chance seldom to be mot with. For lull particulars apply to W. L. MITCHELL, Land Agent, Coombca'a Arcado. FOR SALE, a shTgle^seated dWiV \f Buggy (almost new), with lamps, oto., ooniploto; also, a Bet of good secondhand Harness.—Apply for address (town) to Star Office. CANVAS No. 1 to No. 6 Seaming and Roping Twine lor Sale.—W. S. Laurie aniKlo. YBER PASS ROAD. — The improve ments in this great thoroughfare aro now nearly complete. Buyers will at once havo the advantage of good investments. I can cell a grand AUbtment, 75 feet frontage by a depth of about 200 feet, total aroa 1 rood U porohos, at investor's price. Also, A SHOP and 6-roomea Dwelling, with gas, water, and'oll conveniences, having a good con nection as bootmaker, also suitable for cither saddler or milliner. The owner being anxious to offeot-immediate sale, offers this at an ex ceedingly low figure. For further particulars apply to W. L. MITCHELL, Coombes's Aroadei Lost and Fonnffl, LOST, a Bunch of Small Keys.—The finder will be woll rewarded by applying to Stab Office. LOST, a brown-and-whito painter Dog ; the finder will ho rewarded.—Apply Mr Atkinson, Gas Worka. LOST, on Thursday evening, between the Eden Vino Hotel and Gladding's Store, a Gold Brooch with name engraved on face.— Finder will bo rewarded by leaving same at Stab Offloe. LOST, on Friday last, in or near Beres lord-street, a Bmall Gold Locket and Chain, containing lady s photo.—Finder will be rewarded by returning same to Miss Hoskins, Day-street, off Beresford-street. LOST, on Sunday morning between the Ferry Boat, North Shore, and the North Head Fortifications, an oblong Artist's Sketch book, with portfolio attached, containing pencil sketches of no übo to anyone but owner.—A Reward will be given on being left at Stab Office. 1 AS REWARD.—Lost, from Remuera, JL " S on April 23, a White and Liver-coloured Spaniel.—Any person returning tho same to \vm. Lodder, Remuora, will reooive tho abovo reward. "1 AS REWARD.—Lost, on Sunday JL" night, between Claromont-street, Kybor Paas, and Franklin Road, a Gold Broooh with gentleman's portrait and hair.—Reward at St^b Offlcc. ONE POUND REWARD. — Strayod from the Wire Paddock, near Onohunga, on Thursday, 9th April, Bay Gelding, 4 years old, shod in front, off foro foot white. Star on forehead, branded B. Also, Dark Bay Gelding, two white bind feet, shod all round, whon last seen had ticket tied to mane. The above ro ward wiil be paid to anyone giving suoh inf orma tion as will lead to their recovery.—Apply to Alfred Bnckland, Haymarket. STANLEY-STREET FIRE. —Lost or taken away from tho Marble Works, on the night of tho fire, a small Memorandum Account Book.—Reward given on return to R. Lavett. STRAYED, from Franklyn Road, 4 dard-colourod Ducks.-Anyone returning them to second house from Kngland-street, Franklyn Road, will be rewarded. CJ Tit AX ED from Paddock, Otahuhu, Bay >O Horse, with black points ; about 15 hands; no brand ; without shoes. £1 reward.-Mr R. Grab am, Otahuhu. Tenders. TO PAINTERS AND PAPER HANGERS. Tenders are required for painting and paper ing Houses in Albert Park. For full particulars I apply t0 w, H. SKINNER, Architect^ 'mo BUILDERS. | Tenders will be received up to Noon THUB3 ---1 DAY, the 30th instant, for Moving Wool Shed ' and Tannery Building at Otahuhu to an adjacent • slto. Plans, &c, at our Offices, Queen-street. * EDW. MAHONBY & SON, Architects. 0 Oonttnnod on rurst P»a«



I Public Notices. j£*FL REWARD. Whereas some evil-disposed Pcrsonor Persons at an onrly hour this morning cut away and threw down the large Star Hoarding recently erected near the junction of tho Karangahape and Newton Roads, the above Reward will be paid to any person who will g(,ve such informa tion to the police as will lead to the conviction of the offender or o/renders. OPERA HOUSE UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION. OPENING NIGHT-THURSDAY, May 7. The Famous Author and English Comedian, MR WYBERT REEVE, With his Spoeially Selected Successful Comedy Company, including MRS CHIPPENDALE, Tho Accomplished Actress, from tbo London Ilaymarkot Theatre, who has just concluded a most successful engagement in Australia, MISS ALICE DEORWYN, The Juvenile Comedienne, MISS CONSTANCE DKORWYN, Tho Charming Young Actress, Misses MAUD RUSSELL & LILLIE BRYCE, The New Zealand Favourite, MR J. B. STEKIiK, MR CHARLES HOLLOWAY, MR RICHAKD STEWART, MR W. B. HARRISON, MR K. GLADSTONE, MR J. B. FITZGERALD, MR R. J. ASPINALL, Producing in rapid succession New and Elegant Modern Comedies, the Latest London Successes. THURSDAY EVENING, May 7, Andrew Holiday's Brilliant Comedy (first time in Auckland), FOR LOVE OR MONEY 1 To bo followed with tho Great Drama, THE WOMAN IN WHITE! And tho Most Successful Comedy of Modern Times, IMPULSE ! NOTICE.-Tho Bor Plan will bo oponed at Lennox's on and after THURSDAY NKXT, 30th Inst., when Seats can be booked daily and In advance. TV|*OUNT ALBERT ROAD BOARD. Tho undermentioned Candidates have been Nominated for the ofllee of Trustees of the aatd Board.:— Messrs Alexander, John M. RaDdcrson, John Richard Smith, Henry Taylor, Allan Kerr Walters,* James Roberts Wilkins, Joseph, and Woodward, Mark, As thore are moro candidates (7) than vacan cies (3) to bo filled, a Poll will be taken at the Publk Hall, Mount Albort, on THURSDAY, May 7, 1885, between tho hours of Nine a.m. and Six p.m., to elcot Three (3) of the above Candidates as Trustees of the said Board. All rates due must be paid before votes can be recorded. s . BHOOKING . Returning Officer, High-street, Auckland, April 27th. 1885. - IY/TO.UNT EDEN ROAD DISTRICT. ELECTION OF TRUSTEES. - ORDINARY VACANCY MOUNT EDEN ROAB DISTRICT. Tho undermentioned Ratepayers have been nominated to fill the offlc* of Trustees, and the number of Candidates being in excess of tho number required (3). a Poll of the Ratepayers will be taken on BATURq||Jf, May 3, 1885, at tho School-house, corner JfMount Eden and Valley Road. Names of Cofndidates: MESSRS THOS. WM. ALLEN, THOMAS BARNES, JAMES DONALDSON, HENRY HIRST, HENRY SMITH, RICHARD UDY. J. STICKLEY, Returning Officer, Mount Eden Road District April 27,1855. . _ pwEVONPORT ROAD DISTRICT. In torms of " The Regulation of Local Elec tions Act, 1876," I hereby give notice that the following Ratepayers have this day been duly nominated for Election as Members of the Dovonport Road Board :■— BARTLKY, EDWARD BROWN, WILLIAM HOILE MAYS, JAMES NICCOL. MALCOLM PITTS, HENRY As the number of Candidates does not exceed tho number of vacancies to bo filled, I declare such Candidates to bo duly elected to the Offices to bo filled at this Blootion. Devonport, 27th April, 1885. BBNJ. TANNEH, Returning Officer. UCKLAND SOCIETY OF ARTS EXHIBITION. NOTICE. AU Exhibits and Purchases must bo romoved as soon as possible af tor midday TO-MORROW (Tuesday). Working members who have not yet paid their Subscriptions bvo requested to do 80" JNO. L. HOLLAND, Secretary. UHhiA.l' revoiution in tho uso o£ spirits lias taken place—Wowa's Schnapps has taken tho place of the host brandies. T^ B. JEFFERSON, OF THAMES, Jli« STATIONER, DECEASED, All Accounts du.e by tha above Estate are requested to. bo sent in at onco to the under signed, and all persons indobtod to the said Katato are requested to nay tho same to tho undersigned, or to Mrs Arden, of tho Thames, whose receipt therefor shall be a sufficient dißcharge.-Datcd this 21th clay Qf April, ISSS. HKNRY BAWKINS, KsooutQT of the Will of the Deceased. X AXE ROAD DISTRICT. ELECTION TO SUPPLY VACANCIES. Messrs Robert B. Barrow, GeorßO Fraßer, Thom&B Melville, Benjamin Menary, William MoFotridgo, and Charles Williamson, having been this day nominated as Candidates to fill tho vaoancies ocourring in tho Lake Road Board, and tho number (G) being moro than tho number required (5), a poll will be taken at the Takapuna Library on THURSDAY, May 7, ISBS, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 8 p.m. THOS. SEAMAN, Returning Ofllcer. April 87.1885. PIANOS TUNED, 5s ; Old Instruments Renovated, equal to new; prompt atten tion to notices per post; piano instruction given. —liichqrdson, Vlctoria-stieet West. SHOW and Bottle Labels of every de- Bcription Lithographed at the Star Office. ERSONAL.—Lee& Co., of High-street, would like an interview with MrFogarty, formerly resident of tho Thames goldfleld, as soon a3 possible. /Caledonian low level gold- KJ MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. Shareholders are reminded that the 7th Coll of 2s per Share is now overdue, and that unless the Bame be paid by 29th inst. tho Shares will be forfeited without further notice. ■ • By °rdorOfßOar\ A. WHITE. Manager. Auckland. AprU 22,1885. I WILL not be responsible for any debts contracted by H. L. Hathway.-C. W. Goodlsson, ! r^i "tpXCURSION TO WAl yMftiaS> The fast steamer WATTOA ■■■w" will leave Onehunga Wharf on SATURDAY next, at 8 o'clock in the morning, returning at 4 o'clock in the evening of the same day at the conclusion of the Cattle Sale, giving Passengers Five Hours in Waiuku. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THE PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing between JAMES HARPER and RICHARD GIVIN aB Land Speculators and Builders, is this day Dissolved by MtoTg-g^ I SHALL not be Responsible for any Goods ordered by R. Given in the name of Harper ana Co. JAM ES HARPER. AprU 24,1885. npHE exceptional increase in the sales of ■*■ Wolfe's Schnapps may be attributed to its marged superiority over other Spirits. A LECTURE "^ WILL BE DELIVERED THIS (MONDAY) EVENING IN THE PITT-STREET WESLEYAN CHURCH, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. Subject; " MISSION LIFE. AND WORK IN INDIA." A Collection will bo made on behalf of Indian Missions. ■J^- 0 T I C E. TO THE PUBLIC. In consequenco of tho increased valuo of Sheep in the Auckland Market, caused by the demand for Mutton for export, the Auckland Butchers have decided to RAISE the PRICE of MUTTON "ONE PENNY PER POUND on and af tor the Ist May, 1885. Byorderofthe pREgn?ENT Auckland Butchers' Association. Q N SALE. EX ARAWATA: FIJIAN BANANAS, LIMES, AND ORANGES. NEW ZEALAND JAMS, APPLES, PEARS, AND HONEY, ALSO ON HAND. FRANK 0. FORWOOD, FBUIT FACTOR, FORT-STRKET. POCKET Knives, Superior Scissors, and Razors—Lockwood, Johnson, and other Sheffield makers.—Thomas Samuel, 108, Queen- Btreot. ■'-:■:' '■ TJI7OLFE,3 SCHNAPPS is the only genuine '» Schnapps.—Avoid all counterfeite and imitations.



JOCAL OPTION. In accordance with tho Licensing Act, 1881, Regulations of Lo>" al Elections Act, 1876, and amendments thereto* a Po!1 ,wl" be, 'aken to determine .whether i. «" number of Pub leans', or New Zealand Wine or Accommodation, or Bottle Licenses may be ,'ncreased in the several Licensing Districts, City °} Auckland, at the times and placeß mentioned : ~ NORTH LICENSING DIS TRICT: Temper ance Hall, Albert-street. THURSDAY, May 14th. SOUTH LICENSING DISTRICT! Catholic Hall, Wellington-street, JTRID A X, May 15th. BAST LICENSING DISTRICT: KoCm back of Free Library, MONDAY, May IG. GRAFTON LICKNSING DISTRICT: St. Sepulchre's School-room, Symonda-atreet, MONDAY, May 17. KARANGAHAPE LICKNSING DISTRICT: Athenreum, Upper East-street, TUESDAY, May 18. PONSONBY LICENSING DISTRICT: Oad follows' Hall, Ponaonby, WEDNESDAY, May 19. The Poll will no coinmonced at Nino o'clock in tho morning, and cloao at Six in tho ovening, HENRY RIDINGS. Presiding; Officer. City Council Oliice9, April 27,1883. Ttf 0 T I C E.. The undersigned beg to inform their custom era that owing to the scarcity of 'eed and tho great difficulty in obtatning a supply of Milk, they are compelled to laiae the price of ilmir Milk to 5d per quart during the winter monUs, from May 1. DEVONPORT DAIRY CO, Devonport. "JJ 0 T 1 "C B"; A Meeting of all Veterans who have served in the Imperial or Colonial Borvioes will held THIS EVENING, at Kobson's largo Dining room, to take into immediate cpnaidera ion the formation of a Koyal Veteran Company of Volunteers. N.B.—Time of meeting, half-past seven Bharp. T. T. ANDERSON, Chairman. qpOKATEA GOLD-MINING COMPAt- V JL (Registered). At a Meeting of tho Directors of the Tokatea Gold-miniuf? Company (Keßistered), held this day, a Call of 6d (Sixpence) per share on the capital of the Company was made payable to the Manager to tho Company, at tho Company's office, £cherfl"s Buildings, Fort-Ftreet. Auck land, on or before SATURDAY, May 23rd, 1885, W. HORNE, Manager, Scherffa Buildings, Fort-Blreot, Auckland. April 2t, 1885. RIVATE BOAD AND RESIDENCE, Lewis House. Grafton Road; every ac commodation, good attendance. Bath-room, piano, aiid every convenience.—Mra White, widow, late of Russell. OARD AND RESIDENCE, Dovon port—Mra Buson. Sea View. Church street; vacancy for a lady and gentleman, or three gentlemen. DSIC SALE.—My Largo Stock Re duced to Is 8d per Copy, or 10 for ]ss, opportunity for teachers.—Richardson, Victoria Arcade, Victoria-street. Corporation Notices. piTY OJ AUCKLAND. BURGESS LIST REVISION COURT. Notice ib hereby glvon that, in conformity with ;he provisions of the Municipal Corporations &.ct, the above Court will bo holden at the City Zionncll Chambere, High-gtreet, on TUESDAY, he 28th instant, at noon. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Offioe, April 21,1883. 556 Meeting?. OONSONBY SOCIAL UNION. A General Meeting of last year's members Till be held THIS (MONDAY) KVKNIN'U, at lalf-past 7 o'clock, in the Ante-room of the Odd ellows' Hall (side entranoel. A UCKLAND VOLUNTEER NAVAL tX. COASTGUARDS A Meeting of Mem >ers of tho above will be held at the Albert 3otel, on MONDAY, April 27, at 8 p.m. sharp. iuaineßß of importance.—J. Suuart, Hon Sec. CIDEN LODGE, No. 1,530, XC. The Regular Monthly Meeting will bo hold in he Lodge-room, Maaonta Hall, Karangahapo load, TO-MORROW (Tuesday) EVENING, at .30 o'olook precisely. Visiting Brethren aro in cited to attond. By command of the W.M. JOSEPH WARREN. P.M.. Secretary. JpUBLIC NOTICE. MOUNT ALBERT ROAD DISTRICT. A Special Meeting of the Ratepayers of Srlount Albert District will be held in the Mount Mbert Public Hall on THURSDAY, April 80, .885, at half-past Soven o'clock p.m. All Ratepayers interested in the welfare and prosperity of the distriot are earnestly requested o attend, as business of great importance will be liscussed, and revelations will be made that will itartle and surprise the majority of the Rate rayorg. NEHUNGA PE.RPETUAL LAND, BUILDING, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. The Annual Moetint; of Shareholders In tliia Company will be hold at 7.R0 p.m. on THURs- JAY, 30th April, in the Office, Queen-street, Jnetmnga. J. P. JACKSON. Secretary. Ty/TOUNT EDEN ROAD DISTRICT- Annual Meeting of Ratepayers will bo held on FRIDAY, May 1, at 8 p.m. sharp, at School liouse corner ot Mount Eden and Valley Roads. Business: To receive Annual Report and Balance-sheo;, and any other business brought before the meeting. By order of the Board. J. 6TICKLKY, Clerk. April 27,1885. T" HE AUCKLAND TOBACCO COM PANY (LIMITED.) NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. Notice is hereby Riven that the Second General Annual. Meeting of the Company will be held at the Auckland Chamber of Commerce, Queen-Btreet/Audkland, on THURSDAY, the 30th day of April, Ji{Bs, at 2.30 p.m. Business: To reSeive Directors' Report and Balance-sheet for tho year endinp 30th April, 1885; to elect two Directors in place of Joseph Howard, Esq., and D. B. Cruick shank, Esq , who retire by rotation, but are eligible for re-election, and offer them selves accordingly; to appoint an Auditor, and transact such other business as may be brought before the meeting. By order of the Directors. ARTHUR ADENDY, i Secretary. Fort-street.'Auckland, 23rd April, 1885. Auctions, TO-MORROW, At 11 o'Clook. . , APPLES, PEARS,~APPLES, &C, Ex S.B. Manapouri, from Hobart, G. W. BINNEY Will sell by PnbliD Auction, at his Mart, Fort street, To-morrow (Tuesday), at 11 o'clock, IAA CASES HOBART FRUIT. A splendid assortment. ON TUESDAY, APRIL 28th,-1885, At 10 o'clock. ONE WATERMAN'S SKIFF. MR JOHN LEYDON Has been favoured with instructions to Sell by Public Auction, at the Waterman's Steps, Queen-street Wharf, ONE 4-OAEED SKIFF. .Dimensions, 15 feet over all. Has step for mast. Without the slightest reserve. JOHNLEYDON, Auctioneer. FRIDAY, MAY 1, at 11.30 a.m. GREAT CLEARANCE SALE AT CHEEK'S STALL, THE MARKET. Messrs RICHARDSON & JACKSON Have received instructions from the Proprietor to Bell by public auction on tho above date at Cheek's Store, Auckland Market, THE WHOLE OF THE STOCK IN1 TRADE, consisting of Household Requi sites, Usefnl Noveltieß, laree Stock of English made Brushwaro. Quantity Glass and Kmory Cloth, Chamois Leathor, Zinc Bathe, Bellows, Quantity of American Notions, Bosketware, Tinware, Ironmongery. Brooms, &c, and other Goods too numerous to mention. Sale, 11.30. RICHARDSON & JACKSON, Auctioneers, 81, Queon-stroet. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, 30th APRIL and Ist MAY, Commencing at Eleven o'Clock each day. TO FANCY GOODS DEALERS, JEWEL LERS, AND OTHERS IN THE TRADE. JEWELLERY. JEWELLERY. £5,000 WORTH OF JEWELLERY, FANCY GOODS. PLATEDWAKE, WORKBOXES, MUSICAL INSTRU MENTS, Etc., Etc. Mb JOHN LEYDON Has been favoured with instructions to Soil by Public Auction, at his Mart, ABOUT £5,000 WORTH OF'JEWEL LERY, Fancy Goods, Platedware, Work boxes, Musical Instruments, Watches, Clock?, Knives. Forks, Mirrors, Dolls, Vases, Tea and Coffee Services, etc., etc. : Without the Slightest Reserve. JOHN "LEYDQN, Auctioneeri *'



■ -—-1 J^IVERSDALE mOWNSHIP, . \ VONDALE. Waggonottes will leave the corner of Vulcan Lane at 2 p.m. TO-MORROW (Tuesday), 28th inst. S^^LS^b^?, °f ViSidDg th° To be Sold by Auction on 29Tn inbt. _ Persona doairous of going out will plcatc fiiva in their mimes before i p.m. on that date. INTENDING PURCHASERS are reßpeot fully requested to avail themselves of tho opportunity to viow tho Property, as tho Auctioneer has received poßitive instructions to KJGlli R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock. AT SIBBIN'S MART. 7 CASES BEST SOUTHERN HAMS AND BACON Also, to Close Accounts, 13 sacks Cocoanuts X Largo Bolid Leather Valise 1 Double-barrel Gun 1 Pump, 1 ShiDV Stove 1 Largo Double-door Iron Safe, lOin x 391 a x 26in, with 3 drawers it B. 0. OABB.] (B. I). TONKB TO-M0 R R 0 W, At 11 o'clock. APPLES ! APPLES I Ex Manapouri, from Hobart. B. TONKS & 00. Will sell, tomorrow, at 11 o'clock, IAA CASES APPLES L\J" FRKNCH CRABS STONK PIPPINS NONPAKKILS STERMKR PIPPINS &c, fa., &o. Ex Manapouri, from Hobart, " TO-MORROW, NOON. " WAREHOUSE FITTINGS, TABLE 3, DESKS, &c, &c., &c. At tho Stores of Mr X, Fry, Fort-street' GABRIEL LEWIS Will sell, on tl\e premises, as above THE WHOLE OP THE WARE. HOUSffi FITTINGS. No Reserve. THURSDAY, APRIL 30. TO SPECULATORS, TOBACCONISTS, ° AND OTHERS, CIGARS AND EANCY TOBACCOS. GABRIEL LEWIS Will soil, at his Rooms, on Thursday, April 3a, at 11 o'clock, -| Q CASES OP CIGARf, JLO containing 10,000 2 CASES FANCY TOBACCOS Terms at Sale. THURSDAY, APRIL 30. TRADE SALE OF 600 p A«f KAG EB - BULK AND CASE WHISKY, BRANDY, RUM, OLD TOM, ... CLARET, &c, &c., &o. GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, MAY 5. IMPORTANT SALE °^"0 r T m IX/'INTER T\RAPERY, CLOTHING, : HOSIERY, &C.| &.C., &C. GABRIEL LEWIS, ' | Auctioneer. '"■''"'ll AS SOON AS LANDED. Ex Loch Linnhe. HOLLOWARE, ENAMELLED^ WAKE, BRASS AND STEEL-MOUNTED FENDERS, BRONZE HALL STANDS. i New Designs. GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. TOMORROW, at 10 a.m. CLEARING-OUT SALE. GROCERIES, OILMEN'S STORES, &c.l -- To be Sold by Auction at Arthur's Mart (Pro- \ dnoe Department), to-morrow at 10 o'clock, 3 9 HALF-CHESTS TEA, SUGARS,1 * Hemp Seed, Dried Apples, Sardines, ■ Safety Matches, Hair Oil, Sauces (assorted), !i Blacking, Oysters, Lobßters, Coffee and Milk. Castor and Salad Oil, Pickles, BaMng Soda, I Yellow Soap. 10 KKQS SALT BOTTBR. ; TO- MO B. R O W. L. W. EATON Will sell by auction, at Ms Mart. To-morrow (Tuesday), at half-past ten o'clock, ;, % O/\ CASES APPLES AND ORANGES I O" 1 Case Passion Fruit •:•;-'.: , ■], 10 Oases Preserved Bananas, a prims article , ,i ; Cocoanuts and Peanuts. TO-MORROW. Under Bill of Sale. 1 AT THE DURHAM YARDS. .1 The undersigned have received instructions to soil by auction, under Bill of Sale, at the Dur ham Yards, to-morrow (Tuesday), April 28 at 11 o'clock, ' X GOOD COACH HORSES, HUNTER & NOLAN, . ■ :i Auctioneers. THURSDAY, APRIL 30. jj THE REMUERA YARDS. || Regular Sale on Thursday, April 30, at 1 o'clock. If 6>||A HEAD FAT CATTLE I <VW 600 Fat Sheep and Lambs I Dairy Cows, Store Cattle I Fat and Sto ro Pigs ALFRED BUCKLAND. j] FRIDAY, MAY 1. .1 THE HAYMAKXET. I For Sale, on Friday nextTMay 1, at 12 D'oloofc, I THOROUGHBRED HORSE 1 J^ U C X -P E N N Y|l ALFRED BUCKLAND.- i ( j THURSDAY, APRIL 30>7^ j| At 11 o'clock. pj| HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANojI SEWING MACHINE, HORSE, TRAJ^f AND HARNESS, POULTRY, U, &oM OLIPHANT-STREET, PONSONBYIi D. P. EVANS /; li 3« ni-»»o ncf • °n Comprising— .>, • ; |R Drawing-room Suite, Piano, Dininirj<>om RaJB 'oom.and Kitchen Furniture andi&ffHortSl Trap, and Harness, Fowls, Duoto, DoaikonaSH etc., etc, Cramp, and sundries in workshop. JH D. F. BVASftJ |1 ;;,. - "".....*.' .^ 'Attctiffln'ftjlr;.^'' ;*; ■'. jll "': Oontfnood on Fonrtihf P4i{# .'- ""l9