A Flercoßattlo Fought, Massowaii, February Dth.-Abdul Kader, ATotheßcniamer tribe, arrived here '^excellent news of the besieged garn , vltn exto . 110 sayß tho convoy of B)D? W n?to Kawalo will enable tho garri «ain to hod out a long time. Abdul W, *° Kg with tho assistance of £f GoveXmt, to . keep the road ' th 9 iCMsala pormanontly open. Iho l. KS who havo been blocking it, sadoletore nforce Osman Digna. It h hCfod f«m Ghira, on the Settlt Rivor, ;oporu.u . , ac l o n successful fortio t:' att t h n g Talaoori tribe, under Sheikh "Pf n. '-Idby throe Abyssinian chiefs and SIJ? fni mvors A groat battle was fought ? hl S\Zt country with a largo force ■fJi-aa^obolß detached from Sonaar. , ''.nvore etriK'g c tho Boggaras wero K»«£d. Ul .0,000 men and four iM one of whom was tho nephew of Mahdi. __^ _

THE DYNAMITARDS AT WORK.

. i»na In "io Towor trail Houbos of Explosions in porllamont .

Somo Personal Exporlcnccs,

\ iT OUR LONDON CORKKSrOSUEST.)

LoNnoN, January 20. Xi jcoina to bo tho fato of myself nnd toother Anglo-Colonial journalist to bo together and on tho scene, or rathor noar it, whenever a serious dynamite explosion tAwDlaco in London. Eighteen months the pair of as wit) sipping chrot in rvUmbcrs at Westminster immediately IT toe Underground Kailwny.when tho fwihln affair in tho tunnel, between Char f, Cmt"and Westminister Bridge ■k inntftl • and last Saturday, again, wo • W£SI to bo both lunching at tho White halTOub, not many yards away from tho sMt.coftl.io outrages insido tho Houses of Parliament. , Tho last-named occurrences wero by far to most alarming experiences. The timo J*'j two o'clock, tho Club dining-room ,7mlull of lunchors. Suddenly there was «load noiso, and overyono bounded to his I*t as if irresistibly lmpollcd by tho force « the concussion, which was followed by an »«,, l>odm(4 of strango sounds, in vine* »L falltric of glass from smashed windows "Those d-d dynamiters «ttin" spontaneously burst from each mtn's mooth as soon as anyone could ,* t and thoro was a rush down JtTgtoira for hits and coats. I had just reached the bottom of tho flight when Another explosion, apparently from tho Lo quarter, but far less felt, brought me "p with a round turn. I can scarcely de »'ribe the sensations, but those who havo stood fairly close to an old fashioned bifr Cionon when it was tired will comprehend tloin Several men now drew back, loudly opining there might bo worse to come ; in ttct, that the Houses of Parliament wero in ail probability on tho vergo of destruc tion ''Depend upon it there aro parcols cftonsmite all over tho place, and they'll bo off one after another within tho next L, r " Curiosity, however, overcame doubt with tho majority, and within avery1 j w seconds of the last explosion a number of us were in Westminster Hall, gazing fearfully into an impenetrable cloud of dust MQaiok'as wo had been, tho police were naicker. Constables camo running from all quarters Hko rabbits from their burrows. In lass time than it takes to describe, a long cordon was formed and every entrance and <«it to tke immense building trebly ffuankd. We, of course,were promply ex pelW from Westminster Hall, but waited Irith the crowd to see whether there were «ny victims. The first person to emerge was a gentle man, 4 Lbndonor, who had been to got «om« papers from a committeo room, and WM passing through tho hall whon tho taploaion took plaeo. Ho was aa black as «Bweep,hls clotheß thickly encrusted with toot, fcia hands blooding, and his whole fame trembling violontly. The poor man seemed completely dazed, and to tho to»Btlesa questions somowhat inconsider ately put could mnko no reply, but kept muttering in fl sort of ghastly aonotone, "My Pod ) My God !" Ho uai, led oil to a cteintat's shop by some news paper rapoitors, and presently recovered sufficiently to furnish the personal narrative tint B{>peari in the papers. SVretclmt Inm the hospital on the other Sftfeoftfsrirer now arrived, and in a few flrfnufw tiro policemen (apparently dead) frees carried out. The unfortunate fellows were literally in rags, torn to ribbons, tho. strong blue cloth rentasunder in tho most wonderful way ; their hands were bleeding Bndbimt, theirfacesblackandseorched, and tt«ir whiskers, &c, completely singed off. Ghastlier human ruins have seldom bean, wen, and loud were the expressions of com- i .Buoration as the poor men were borne; 'ntf. , ■ • ; A short interval oocurred before anyone i «became out, and then a cab drove up,' Sato which some women were half-: carried, half-huetled. I saw no ono else. Tho excitement of tho crowd (now swollen to art immense mob) whilst all this was going on baflles description, Mon called flown fearful imprecations on the dyaa ttltards, women shrilly joined in, and everybody talked excitedly to those around them. A burly workman, making himself heard above the din, bawlod out that any Americans present had better make them selves scarce, as ho didn't think he could "keep his hands off folks as openly har boured these dynamite murderors." The applause that greeted this singularly illogi cal ihwat showed to what a etato public indignation was worked up. After half-an-hour's pushing and squeez ing, I began to think it timo to move. The mob had become unploasnntly irasciblo, Ktdytolay anybody by tho hcols at tho faintest excuse, and close behind us stood »v American mining engineer, much in- censed *t the injustice of tho populace. We went back to tho Club, and there learnt that another explosion, even, moro disastrous in its results, had wrockod the Tower. I append the newspaper accounts of the explosion.

THE SHOOTING OF O'DONOVAN ROSSA.

'An Unexpected Convert to His

Doctrines,

O'Doxoyan Rossa was shot by a woman on Chambers-street, noar Broadway, in tho afternoon, when tho street was fall of people, The first Bhot lodged in Eossa's tody. He fell in the sidewalk. The Wman continued shooting till she emptied fiw chambers of a rovolvor. She is a *«th« good-looking Englishwoman named • Dudley, aged 25, a nurse, and unmarried. Inquiry showed that sho had been almost Mazed with excitement since the explosions occurred in the Parliament and Tower. Oo examination of the wound at the Hospital it was found that tho ball 1 ':■ Wl penetrated to the back bat was not Magerouß. Intelligence of the shooting *Mreceived in London amidst jubilation. I Tsoosandß of toasts were drunk to the malth and happiness of Mrs Dudloy. In Canada there was groat excitement, and intense disappointment that tho wound *« not dangerous. In course of an inter. ---«w Mrs Dudley said that sho saw Ko3sa I Wd offered him money in order to wro him out. He told her that the noxt Wildings to be blown up were Sandhurst College, Carlton Club, Woolwich Arsenal, »nd the Bank of England. This showed : her that ehe was doiug right, because she Mnsideredit would not have boon fair to Condemn the man upon what she had road Wm» paper. She said she did not try to , ""llbim, or she could have done it. Rossa "Mreoeived hundreds of threats that ho »"1 yet ba killed. His paper has much Jjodified in tone. Visitors crowd to boo ■Mn Dudloy by hundreds. ( Mrs Dudley writes, to the " Tribune ":— J™ 886 preached assassination and inurdor wtne highest form of patriotism, and ad jwated the dedication of Hfo and liberty to wtner the cause of vio'enco and bloodshed. "fien ho made me an unexpected convert ; ™?°i. n.c V ho> not contented with theory, fn ha lessons into practical form, thus P™ Vl{JB myself an apt pupil, what right, »M na to complain? Imitation I havo ways understood to be the sincerest ™"» of flattery. But Rossa's victims, °«'De 3,000 miles away from him, «W brave -heatted, no appeal for ■W.W ever reached him. There ""• ne neglected to teach me tho pper course to pursue in such an event. *** "ought face to faco with abject ta» » °! ! ot the firßt tim °. and, forgetting KiT , ons' * averted to the teach »tr&B . , ,? erof of my country, 'Never *ortM a rcen foe>> and Bave Kossa tho S-vi he beSged for." She con thoit," -ytl l! «ono thousandth part of Safesi oCitlt* o<"nmitted almost daily by ESfoS 0!!?" o£ Ws doctrine in Ireland ■ CSm^tV? 811 pe?p'or ev, er debomTii y English people, whom he (Jfefl - M "Uch ' blooatDirsty tyrants.'" .«« Acw« continued on Fourth Page),

CABLEGRAMS.

BY CABLK— COI'YBIGHT.)

The Anglo-Russian Difficulty.

London, Mtuxjh 7.—Tho " Daily Noivs " to day states that official despatches have boon received from St. Petersburg which strengthen tho hopes of an amicable Bottle mout boing arrived (it botween England and Russia on the Afghan frontier ques tion. Apology to Prince Bismaroic. In tho House of Lords today, Earl Granvillo stated that lie rcprottcd. that annoyance had been caused to I'rinco Bismark by a portion of tho contents of the British Bluo Book on tho Pacific question, and dwolt upon tho iraportanco of the maintenance of friendship botwoen England and Germany. Tho Govornor of Now South Wales. It is announced that Lord Carrington has been appointed to succeed Lord Augustus Loftus, ns Governor of Now South Wales. New Zealand Consols. Tho Bnnk of England by ndvortwomont invitos holders, of Now /oaland Govern ment a per cont. consols to.convert them into 1 por cont. stock at XlO7.

The Federation Enabling Bill.

["Aok" Specials],

The English Government havo requosted tho Agonts-Oonoral to confer together and, supply tho Colonial Ollico with a joint noto in nforonce to tho amendments suggostod by tho Imperial Government in the Fedora tion Enabling Bill. British Ultimatum to Russia. Tho British Government have issued an ultimatum to Russia, in which any further advance in tlio direction of Afghan frontier is forbidden.

SAMOAN AFFAIRS.

Mr Limdon's Mission a Failure.

Probability of an Amlcablo Sottlomont of Disputes.

The mail stontnor Auftralia, which arrived hero from San Francisco yostorday, called en route at Samoa, and brings late nows concerning affairs thoro. Tho sehoonor Fleotwing, under charter to Captain D H, McKenzie, loft for Auckland via Tutuiola on February IStli. Mr John Lundon was a passenger. He did not induce tho native chiefs to accompany him as a deputation to the Now Zealand Government re annexation, as wnj ex pected. It ia possible that the chiefs have been guided in this matter by the pro bability of an amicable arrangement being arrived at between tho British and German powers with reference to Samoan affairs, Whon tho mail left tho Gorman flag was still Hying over Apia, and tho English and American Consuls were supporting King Malietoa. A feeling prevails that present disagreements would be settled amicably, and that fighting, which was feared as likely to tako placo at date of previous advices, would not take place.

DARING ROBBERY WITH VIOLENCE.

(BY TELECIBAPII—rRESS ASSOCIATION.)

Marion, this day. A DARINCt robbory was committed at Marton on Saturday night. A man went into the house of Mrs Goodhuo during the absenco of hor husband, throttled her, and robbed her of £23. The robbor has not yet boon arrested.

LACK OF EMPLOYMENT IN CANTERBURY.

Report of tho Commissioners,

(By TELEGRAM—rRKttS ASSOCIATION.)

Wellington, this day. The Commissioners appointed to inquire into the question of the unemployed in Can terbury district have handed in their report, whioh is dated January 7th, and signed: Thos. Carmichael, F. Corley, and Win. ToTveli, Commissioners. They state that after taking voluminousevidence, they find that for the past two years there ban been a large fallingoff in employment for working men, and that there has been a Considerable increase of distress and im poverishment. One hundred and fifty persons Were examined, including represen tatives from the various trades, and after deducting a reasonable percentage for wwes of indolence there remains a large residum of men, capable and will ing to work, who have uot been earning wagesat half-time during the last two years. They also find that a larga number of mcnanicH who had been brought to the colony at great expense have left the colony for Victoria and New South Walea. This fact leads the Commissioners to think and suggest that something is wrong in our social economy when an exodus of thia nature takei place, nnd Government have periodically to come forward to find work to enable tbo?o that remain to earn their own broad. The wages paid, they assert, are sufliciontly high to enable ordinarily provident people to live comfortably. This hundreds cannot obtain for the following roasons:—(l) The towns aro overbuilt, and consequently thoro is now a paralysis of tho building trade; (2) thoro is serious diminution of expenditure on all public works. Anothor Important cause they montion of the diminution of employment especially among farm labourers, has been the curtailment of the spending powers of farmers consequent on bad seasons and the high rate of railway freight during the year. Dearness of money alao causes a diminution of money and labour, and con siderably hatnpors commorco, local in dustries, and agriculture Roforringto the expenditure for charitable aid in Canter bury district, it is montioned that for the year ended June 30th, 1884, it exceeded that of tho previous year by £762. At different places they visited they report as follows: — Lyttklton.—Little or no distress. Rahgiora.— Distress caused by retrench ment of farmers. Kaiapoi.—Pretty well tho same as Rangiora, Waimate.—Thoro were large numbers out of employment, as the expenditure of public money has been largely curtailed. TiMAKU.-They found thore had been an exodus of a largo numbor of men in search of work. Asubukton. —Men complained that they could not get enough work, and numbers had gone elsewhere. Tzmuka. —Same as at Waimate. There were no complaints at Little River or Waiau, but at Kaituna the men com p'ained that the rate of pay wbs too small. Tho Commissioners stite that the mayors of tho various boroughs 'Jbhey visited have gloomy forebodings as to the prospects of workin" mon in the futuro unless some thing moro than usual occurs to revive trade. How the Distress may be Relieved. Thoy sogce?t.lhe early development of a scheme for Bottling labourers on the land; or in other words, some further and systematic adaption of the principles of villago settlement. By thia means labourers could bo spread over the colony on spots near to where they would bo most likely to find work. Full details of how these settlements might be worked are given in the report. They favour construction of the Bast and West Coast railway, as it would afford employ ment to men. They also suggest men bein" allowed to take up settlement along tho proposed line, as this would, in a few years be the means of adding trafhc to the line. When the North Island trunk lino is underway, they suggest that Government rfiould offer facility of cheap transport to enable the Southern impmDloved to reach the works. lS" the commencement of these two largo works, the Commission think work mAt bo found for the men that would bo reproductive to the colony, that is, in replanting forests to replace those burnt or cut down. They also consider that teal industries should be fostered. In conclusion they remark that most of the material imported could be made^ as fhp-inlv in the colony, and give work S MtEo y Urge numbo/of skilled men They think that any steps which would tend to relieve farmers and other of tho heavy interest on capital must be ol immense importance to labourers. Fom inquiries made, they consider those requir ing employment are up to tho average in respect to industry, integrity, and of the signature of Mr Whit law, one of the Commissioners, not being appended to the report is that he retired from the inquiry.

THE SOUDAN WAR.

(BY CABLK.— COI'YUIGHT.)

LOBD WOLBELEYS ADDKESS

tO THE ARMY.

C.Ufcb, Match 7. Lolio WoLsfcr.EV has issued oh address to the troops under his command, snying he hopes to load nii army into Khartoum before theond of tho year, nnd that in t!:e moantimo preparations must bo continued to bo made for an advance in tho autumn. Colonial Assistance ' Melbourne, this day. Tho OHicial Gazette contains a memo randum from the Govornor, thanking in tho Queen's namo, those who rocently volunteered in Victoria for sorvioo in the Soudan. The "Argus" suggests that tho Gov ernment should oflbr to sond money instead of troops for tho Soudan, as tho Victorian forcos may bo rcquirod for local dofonco in the ovont of an ombroglio with Russia. London, March 7. Canada will probably send 3,000 men to tho Soudan.

The Opera House.-"Fatinitza."

Therk was a ohango of programme at tho Opera House on Saturday evening, Yon Suppo's opera bouffo " Fatinitza " replacing " Tho Little Duke." Tho attendance on this occasion was a good one, the lower part of tho house being particularly well patron ised. As a musical composition "Fatinitoa" is superior to its predecessor, nnd.Bho.uld attain a greater dt'groo of. popularity. Some of tho music Is vo'ry pretty and catch ing. The opera is admirably mounted, and tho "cast" ia a strong one. Miss May Pollard, who possesses a plonsing voice, took the part of Fatinitza, and performed tho task allotted to her very creditably. Her acting was good, whilo her singing in tho Dream Song, the duet, "I Foar to Think," and othor numbers, won tho appro ciation of the audience. Her sister, Miss Maud Pollard, was not so successful in her impersonation of tho General. Miss Bella Stewart, whoso voice is an oxcollont ono, played and sang the part of Ivanova capi tally, whilo Mies F!o do Lormo did ample justico to the rfilo of Julian Hardy, tho special correspondent. Her reporter's song, which is a taking number, was pleasingly rendered, and sho was qulto as successful in other pieces of solo music. Miss Ruth Wallace as Issset Pasha, Miss Amy Brooks as Sergeant Stoipan, and Misses Norman, Cobb, Roeco, and McKay as the pasha's wives, all deserve honour able mention for the success which they achieved. Pressure of mail news prevents us giving a moro extended notice, but we may add that tho piece is effectively staged, and the drossos nro very pretty. "Fatin itza " will bo repeated to-night.

THEATRE ROYAL. - Remenyl, the Violinist.

A charming) popular concert was given by Remonyi atid his company before a largo audience in tbo Thoatro Royal on Saturday evening. Th» various performers were re ceived with the usual warmth of foclinjr, and the execution of the pieces sot down in the programme gave unbounded satis faction. With ono excoption, and that an encore pioce, all the morccaibv dis coursed by the gifted violinist himself woro axcerptn from his previous concerts, nut to thoso who had heard thorn beforo they woro mnto as acceptable as if presontod for tho hrst timo. Tho pieces embraced Ernst's fantasia on airs from "Othello" the "Marseilloso" "Tho Last Rose of Summer," "Aukl Uobin Gray," "Tho Campbells aro Comin," "Annio Laurie*'1 '* Ye Banks and Braos," and " Charlie is My Darling." Kcmonyi's final contribution to tho programme was his own introduction to and improvisation upon "Tho Carnival of Venice,"in which as on previous occasions he surpassed all his other exhibitions of grotesquo mimetic skill and fertility of executive resource. Upon being recalled at the clpee he gave a poworfully expressive rendering of " God Save the Queen." Mr Isidore Luckstone, Misa Downing and Mr Himmer supplied vooal and pianoforte selections of a choice character most acceptably. Tonight's concert will be marked by eoveral special attractions, chief amongst them being tho performance by Kemenyi of "The Dead March" from "Saul."

TELEGRAMS.

Sulolde of a Farmer.

Cubistchcrgk, this day.—A farmer at Fendalton, named William Peat, committed suicide on Saturday morning by poisoning himeelf with strychnine He had been strange in his conduct for somo time.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, MONDAY, MARCH -9, mi



Gazette In Baukruptcy. TN BANKRUPTCy. IN THE COURT 08" BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLANU. In the matter of" Theßankruptoy Act, 1883,"and of the amend meats thereof, and of the Bank rnptqy of Josiah Maixkit, of Auckland, Stonemason, a Bankrupt. Notice is hkrkby oivkn that the first General Meotinit of Creditors will be held at my ofllco. Star Buildings. Fortßtroot. in tho C'tjr of Auckland, on MONDAY. 16th March, 1885, at 12 o'clock a.m. Proof of debt must bo fumlshod prior to or at tho meeting. Proxy forms can be obtained at my ofllco. No proof can be admitted, oxcept under order of tho Court, after the expiration of throe months from the date of the filing of tho potition. Acconnts sent in unsupported by proof of debt ac prescribed by law cannot bo recognisod. Dated this 9th day of March, 1883. JOHN LAWSON. Official Aesigneo in Bankruptcy. CE-Maddkn. High-street, Auckland. Solicitor for the Bankrupt. TK BANKRUPTCY. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act. 1883,' and of the Bankruptcy of Josiau Maixett, of Cross-street, Newton, Btonomason, a Debtor. Notice is hereby qivrk that I. Josiah Mallett, of Cross-street, Newton, in the City of Auckland, in the Colony of New Zealand. Stone mason, have thla day filed in the said Court at Auckland a petition to be adjudged a Bankrupt. Dated thls9thday of March. MSL^^ Ciiablks E. Madden, Debtor's Solicitor. Meetings. UNION LODGE OF JIAKK MASTER MASONS. No. 151, E.C.-l'he Regular Monthly Communication will be held in the Lodge-room. Freemasons' Hall, Princes-street. TO-MORROW (Tuesday) EVENING, at 7.30 0 clock-. Visiting Mnrk Brethren are invited. Bycom^ndJth^V^^^,^ THE SOUDAN WAR will-probably cost tho British nation many lives, and as tho time is short for raising a contingent in Anck lind, Blue Ribbonites and othera are invited to commence a Campaign against tho L/cmon Drink, which in our very midst is committing still greater ravages. Roll up to the Muster at Eden Hall on TUESDAY EVENING, at 7.30 sharp. ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. The Annual GonerafMectfngof the Members of the Auckland Acclimatisation bocletv will be held in tho Museum Buildings, Princes street, at 2 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, March 11. Holders of gamo licenses are members of tho Society, and are invited to attend and take part in the proceedings. . T. F. CHEEBEMAN, Secretary. A UCKLAND NATIVE LANDS A COLO N IBATION,COMPANY NOTICE. An Extraordinary General Meeting of Share holders of this Company will be held at the Company's Office Fort-street. Auckland, on THURSDAY, the 26th March, 1885, at 2 30 p.m., lor the purpose of considering the following resolution :— "That the Auckland Native Lands Coloni sation Company (Limited) be wound up voluntarily, and that Franz Pcherff be, and he is horeby appointed. Liquidator fo'th" -livpo'c of such winding up. By ordi i; i th ; Directors. FRANZ SCHERB-F. Secretary. Annkland. March 2.1855. . INQUIRIES about New Zealand and its People will be fully satisfied for One Shflltaß on reference to Brett's Auckland Handbook tor 1885. Send it to Home friends.



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Retorencos required and glvon. — Ajiply by lflter, Box W, 0.P.0., Auckland^ . WANTED,'a Partner with £1,000 capital in a good Paying Manufacturing Business.—Apply to Seoretary T. and S. Morrin and Co. (Limited). ANTED, a Partnor with moderate amount of capital in a first-ola's and wull-cstablisbod aolo anoncy busineßs; niuat be a good salesman ; a suitable man can aoo hooka showing profit.—Apply Grant and Cooko, 75, Queen-street WANTED, by an oldorly lady, pleaean t Room, with fireplace.—Address E.C. Stau Office. . WANTED, by a einglo gontloman, an Unfurnished Room with fireplace Must bo noar Railway Station. Stato terms.—X.Y.Js, Box No. 5. WANTED, Boarder; terms modornto. —Apply Doror, Watchn-akor, Wolleß loy-street WANTED, Single Mon Boarders, £1 per week, watbina and mondlng in cluded; comtortablo home.—Mrs Naughton, 28, Grey-Btrcot, 1 minute from Quecn-Btreot ■\T_f_NT_D by a Married Couplo without VV children, throe or four Unfumithcd Rooms within five minutes' wulk of the Hank of Australia. Must bo chcan and clean. Ovor a Bbop not objected to.—Address, "GM.," Stab Ollloe. WANTED, by a Married Couplo with two children, two Furnishoi Itooms with use of kitchen; country proforrcd.—Apply ' I. 8.A.," Stau Office. WANTED, 3or 4 Boarders in n privato family, 3 minutes' from Qucon-atrcet. Terms, 18s. including wi'hing For address, apply at Stab Olllce. WANTED. 3 or 4 Boardore, two mill titca'fibm trnm. Good view. Terms, 18.'.— E. Clark, Arthur-Btrcot, Pomonby, two gtorcy house, back of Wcalcyan Chiirch. WANTED, 2 or 3 rospectablo Working Men as Boardors.—Apply first housi from Raynor'B, Butcher, corner of Nelson and Yictoria-Btrootg. WANTED, 2 respectable Men Boardors, ISb, washing included; single rooms, both.—Mrs Huntor, Nowton llouao, Karanga bapo Road (lato_Bar_es'B_Co_tagoß). WANTED, 1 or 2 Ladies "to Board with privato family, near Queon-ttreot, or Bod and Siiting-room to Lot, furnished.—Apply at Stau Oilice for address. WANTED, by a Lady, Pupils for Music. Torniß, 16a per quarter.—Address, Box 301, P. 0., Auokland. WANTED, Picklo Bottles in any quan tity ; boat price given.—J. Schischka, 298, Qii'on__rept. WANTED, immediately, a first-class Dairy of Frosh Butter and ogJS. High est possiblo price glvon.—Walter h. Primo, Karangahapo Road. WANTED, Speculators and othorß to romember tnoraro chances to bo had at Salo ot Grinith's, Victoria Avonno Gardens, in largo sections,. Thursday next—J. li. Randor son, Auctioneer. WANTED to Sell, or Hire, a first-clasE Bathehair. at I ho Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart, Victoria-street East (noxt the Hot Bathß). WANTED to Sell, cheap, 2 Steerage Tickets to New Plymouth.—Apply Stab Olllco. WANTED, lovors of the Tepid and Shower Baths to attend Roth's Public Hit Baths. Open at daylight qvery morning. N.B.—Barbor sleeps on tho premises. "VT7ANTED, another 1,000 Clocks and VT Watches to clean and repair; also, purchasers for Waltham, English, and Swiss Watches, Clocks, and Jowcllery by Thos Nuts ford. Watchmaker, Jeweller, &c. next Unior Bank, Victoria stroet-N.8.-All work guaran toed for 12 months; musical boxes repaired pianos purchased on commißaion, ANTED, Well-known Large Fron tages to Victoria Avenue, Remuera cboicoly planted; Brand view ; cannot bo wiped out; Thursday nort.Mercnntile Sale-rooms. ANTED.—Don't Buy a Pig in a Poke. Go and see tho Splendid Property to bt Bold by J. R. Uanderson, Thursday next. Fret passes granted by all 'bueoa. WANTED, 500 Now Customers to cal! at Fowler and Company's, Groy-atreot for a regular supply of Cheap and good Moat at prices which defy competition. WANTED- Fact. -Hundredsof Poundi already expended in fully tile-draininf and manuring the Estate known as Griffith1! Victoia Avenuo. Sale Thursday.—J. R Randerson. WANTED KNOWN.-J. Frank, Hair dresser, has Removed to more Centra Promises, near Three Lamps, Ponaonby. WANTED KNOWN. - Drapery anc Clothing Salo of Robacn's Stock is now on at Brighton Houso, top of Grey-street-J Itcndell. Come it you want Cheap Goods. WANTED KNOWN, Cheap Dresses Millinery, Hosiery, Calicoes, Flannels Blankets, Clothing, and all kinds of Drapery a' J. H. Hannan's. Victorin-street West. WANTED KNOWN-Chbap Timbbb Cheap Timber 1 And all other kindi of Building Material, can be purchased oheapei and better than anywhere else at the yards o: D. Goldie .Albert-street. WANTED KEOWN—Men's Saperioi Mosgiel or Kaiapoi Suits, to measure £3 lob ; Trousers, 18s 6d.—New Zealand Twee< Company, Shortland-Bk, opposite Star Office. WANTED KNOWN—That One Sue made by MUNRO & MILUGAN, Hob son-street, will wear longer than Half aDozbi (Cheap and Nasty) Shoddy Suits. ANTED KNOWN—For the con venience of those who cannot shop ii the day time, W. H. Dampier's Boot Shop ii Viotoria-street isnowopentoS o'clock, and wil continue to do so dnriPK the Selling Off. WANTED KNOWN-"Fairy Bells, "The Electric Trip to London, Presentations, etc.. eto.; free on Monday night Alexandra-street School-room. Commence 7.4 sharp; collection only.



WANTED, General Sorvant, with gooi rcfsroncoß,—.l. VV. Robinson, Chomisl 3 Parnoll; ' ... .... r WJ ANTED, Toiidora for Biiilding Chim ? Vt j(cy, after (Jp.ni;-Apply John Seiillon ■ Rubboll »troc________Jij___ . 7 X%f~AN IFk'D; PurfnorJliiir^iii payinj V V Bußinoas by a Btoady, induatrioifa Ma" 0 capital from £100 to £2?0.-Addrcsa, "H.P.W., • STAtiJDffloc; . 1 TTiTA^-KJI, a Strong Liid to drivo car W and attend Io holsofl.-An'ply G.'.Millir : Kar'tngahapa Koad. I WJ ANTED, a Smart La,d accusfcomec i) VV to horses.— Apply aftor S o'clook To i morrow, to Thos. Butlor, Domain ptrcot Devonport. _^ "l \\f ANTED, ft (ienoral Sorvant, —Applj V T durilig thn ijiornlng tfl Mrs MaoMullcn • Princeß-stroot, Alboh Patlf. ... 3 Tit/ANTED, a Boy to ride for order's fttit ' VV to make hlmßolf gonorally useful. ---■ Apply J. Fosb, Butoher, Quocnalroet. ANTED, two, Kousqinaids ; must Havo good refe'roucua. - Apply "tlrs Powell ' Alfredatrcot, Albort Park, between tho hOuh ; o__lo_and 12. . ■ - - ■ ■ \XJ ANTED, Situation as Nuraer^ Go 1 "" vorncss or Mother's Help; country noi • objectod to.—L.M., caro of F. W. Boynton, Fort ANTED to Kont, tor G or 12 months, nmnll coinfortalily-furnlHlicd Cottago ■ Dovonport lii-eferrad.— Apply, stating terms, U • Box 103, Post otllco. ANTED, a Joung Man to dclivei pareols MubU bo able to drive;—Applj - Hmilh aiiil CmiKhoyi _ WANTED, a respectable Girl about,ll years of ago to assist in housework; ■ Bloep at homo.—Apply, Ryde House, Uppoi '. Quooni3trcet, oppoaite Oirls' High Sohool, ANtSD, Clenofnl oorvi\nt for family i3t.—Apply, With lefofoncds, at onco tc Mrs McLean, Shelly Beach Road. WANTED, Unincumborcd Marriod Couple, Hotel; Wife, working houso' kooper; man, assist bar, genorally usoful. Wo ■ man Cook, 255) Servants.—Mrs Elatrioro. ANTED, at ctico, Clood Dairy of Butter and EKgS.-Apply i. and D. Uobortaon, Grocers, Pitt Btrcct. ! TJTT ANTED KNOWN. JU'SI' Ot;EKEt), Filr Capos, Belling frooly at 9j Bd j Black Volvotoon, la Od; Colourod Caahmoro, la. Tills Season's Dress Goods from lOd a yard. Latest Novoltloß in Autumn Millinory and MantloC. A. LOVETT, Wellesloy-at. "\\; ANTED TO SELL-Whip 3(a really VV splendid iwaortinnnt of evory kind)— Ladies', uonts'. Riding. Driving, Cart; aIBO, Solid Nickel Bpurs, Stlrrupa, and the latest novoltlca in Saddlery and Ilarnoso | prlcea aro uaelCßs to anybody uhlosa tltoy soo tho quality. Come and lnspeot — AY. S; Jonoa, Wholo aalo Manufacturer. 183. Qncen-Btroot "VTrTAN'I^O R^OWN.-Don'tbiiyahy of Vt tho following Drapery if you do not thiDk they aro some of tho mont Wonderful Bargains you over paw or heard of in Auckland : -Hooks and Eyoß. 21doz for Id : largo and small Dross Buttons, 3 don for Id ; Whito Worstod, 8 skeins for Id ; Ladiofl' really good Black Straw Hats, Id oach ; Lailtca' Rood Cloth OloVea, id the pair; Men's KCod Useful Nocktics, 2 for Id j good Col lars. 2 bdxcß for' id i.gofld Ribbon,aboUt2ihohCß widri. Id tlbr yard ;. Olftuk'S SOOTd RBBls 0£ Cot ton, black and whito. Id tho roul; Men's, Socks, 2d tho pair ; Men's Colourod Handkcrchlofs. 2d: very grand lino ot Boys' lioltß, 2<l each ; Liulicß' Stockings, 2d ; Infants' Felt Capos, 2d ; Ladicp' Ties (assortwl), 3d ; Ladies' Aprons, 3d ; Mon's Linen Collars, 3d ; Umbrellas, lid eaoh ; Mor loy's Knitting Cotton, good numbers, is per lb ; Black 811k, la por yard ; Black Satin, 1b per yard ; good Black Kid Gloves, size G, 1b por )air, &0., »c—Toll your friends to bo in time at Jampior'a Furnishing Shop, llobaon-street WANTED~KNOWN,~ that I am the only Contractor for the Romovul of Niglit-Boil nnd "all offensive matter," from tho undorinentlonod districts, viz: Newton, Arch Hill, Mount Edon, and Newmarket. Orders to bo loft at tho ofllcn of the Newmarket Board, or i Newmarket only ; all orders for Mount Eden, at Toll-Bate; Arch Hill, tho olllce of tho Board ; Newton, tho offlco of tho Arch lill Board. Allordcrs will meet with prompt at tontlon by post, addrcsßcd to Edwin Stocklcy, Contractor, Arch Hill. VV7- ANTED SEEN, My NEW STOCK of AUTUMN and WINTER TWEEDS, which I am convinced will bear favourable comparison with any Stock in Auckland. A _ UJVmi Wplioaloy-Bt _ WANTED, inlolHßonfc pcoplo to look at tlm prices and tho reason why" things can bo dono at those prloes. J, 11. DALTON. City Talldrlrig EaUvl'lißlimont, Victoria at rbot EAST, Ha? olnared out a Wurehouio Stock at under English pricos, and can give— A Good Suit for 555, usual £310s 6d „ COb, „ S\ 03 6d „ C 53, „ .UllOsOd ' Trousers 12s fid, „ £110 6-1 Jss, ~ HI ljOd 21s, „ £1 ''3 0d „ 22j od, „ £1 7s Cd This Is a Gonulno Sal", and no blow about it. Every ono gotsjußt what they want "Noto tho address: J. H. DALTON, Tailor, VICTOBIASTBEBT EAST. A YOUNG Lady cocks a Situation as Lady's Help or Companion. Can do plain noodlowork. Salary not bucli an object as a comfortable homo—Please address V.L., "Bay of Plenty Times." Tauranga. . BOOT TRADE.—Wanted, 2 Good Machinists, constant work, aleo Apprcn t(ce3.-J. Trenwlth's Boot Factory, Wakoliold, street. ___________——_-——_ RICKLAYERS. —Wanted, a Brick layer to Sot a Copper at Ponsouby.—Apply to Mr Dufaur. Solicitor, Qucun-strcct T^EVXtNPOitT ROAD BOARD. WANTBD. a Poundkoepcr. Full particulars at my olllco, Queun-jtrcet Wharf. ««NJ. TANNER, gcoretary. "ROCIR3, ETC. —Wanted, by ndvor ' User, Situation in Store, wholo»alo or romil. We'l up in Grooory ani Provisions.— AddrßPß W.K ■ 3TAH Oftlno. URSEMAID Wanted.-Apply J. Koaa, Qrocor; College itoad. LUMBEtC Wanted T aTeo, Boy foi Plumbing.—B. Rule. Hobson street. lANIST wanted (Lady or Gentleman) for suburban danoes.—-ddross, with terms, to " Music," STAit Ofllco. TO PAINTERS.—Wanted, at once, o Ilrst-clas6 Hand. — Apply Barrel Hotoi Parnell. , mO I'LUM BEES.—Wanted, two good J Gont-ral Handß.—Apply to R. Tudohopo Plumber, Welloßloy-atrcot. tost and Fonnrt __•-_ REWARD.—Lost, on Tab. 28, a 3W JL Dark Bay Horso, 1G hands high, O.T, branded on oflf thoulder, small star on foro liond, a littlo bit whito on hind foot—Applj Edon Vine Hotel, top Symonds-strcot OUND, a <Joat. Owner can have it b\ dosorlbing and paying exponeca.—Ad , dress. " F. W.M.," IStab Oflloo. OUND, in tho Domain, last week, t Brown Retriever Dog; registered collar ; 1883.—Owner apply to B. FlcminK, Railwa} i Goods Shed; , FOUND, a Fox Terrior Dog. If nol claimed wiihln thrco days will bo sold. ---[ Apply Hobert Whito, Norfolk-Btreet. Ponsonby . jSTRAYED away from Brighton Road )O Remuera, a Rod Cow in milk, i-r.indec SS, and has a slit in one car; last seen Jj jbruarj ! 27th. A roward of 7« will bo paid if left a ' Hunter and Nolan's, Newmarket Yards. CITKAVED, about 10 days a%■>, from thi ' O City Abbatoirs, a White Ste r, with ta s brand C.C., and flro brand W.H. 1' rßon flnd ■ ing same wi'l be rewarded.—Apply W. Coohrai audSon. ■ Personal. j I ryiHANKS. —Mr Robert Schofield beg L totcnderhißhoartfeltthankHtothofriord , a d neighbours who so kindly and enorjfeticall; iissiHttid to savo hia promisea and family a Sunday niorning'B flro in Princes-street, One hunga. I "jjERSONAL.—Anothor Good Chance o L ijccwrlnK the finest Vila Renidenroii am Bus'nnssPltesin the Keniueraauburb. Wbpre 1 Why. Thursday, at the Mercantile Salo Rooinf 3 —J, It. Uanderson, Auctioneer. J PERSONAL. —To the Ladie-i. —Viaitinj and Wedding Carda engraved on plat ' and printed on tho shortest notke at tho Stai • Oflke. MATRIMONIAL. - Jemima, we'll ge married and scttlo down before \yinfei ' I'm going to buy an arlstocratio Victori ! Avenue sito. Thursday next. A £10 note wii 3 secure one at Mercantile Sale Rooms. To Let l j m O LEI ' Comfortablo Residence, top of KyborPass, rooms and washhouso, bath, water, gas; immi diato possession.—King, Walker, and Co ' Agents, No. 3. Queen-street. t mo LET, Great North Road, Archhill JL a gotd 6 roomed House and Bcullery ;g« i and water lad on, and every convenienci Large allotment—Apply at Sinclair's Grocer B store, Karangahapa Koad. f nnO LET, a Front Room, with fireplace.- JL Apply at Swiss Cottage, Baker-stroet, r nPO LET, Shop and 5 rooms in Karang.' ', _. hape Road; gas and water ; rent, 10s. ---1 Q uy Trenchard. Ba, Queen-street. nnO LET, Two Rooms, with use < I JL kitchen.—Apply Florence Villa, Somersi '• Place, otf Howe-street. O LET, 2 Bedrooms, furnished, ( gentlemen. Attendance if rt quired.—A - ply Stornton House, Franklin Road. q nnO BK LET, a convenient new 6-roome II _|_ Hou-.0, with water laid <m, near the King land htaiion; rent, IGj per week.—Apply to. :, G. K-wington. Coombea's Arcane. » mO LET, a new '6-roomed House ; regi i JL tergrates;oitywaterlaidon;oneminut( 5 walk from tram.—Apply to Richard Lyne Norfolk-street, Ponsonby.



j; rjlO LET, a largo and commodious Shop ;, JL and Dwelling in Jorvois Road, Ponsoflby, with workrooms; very Biiitablo for any factory - or manufacturing business ; lease will bo given ' .'Mi reasonable rental.—Apply H. Woodruife, i, Blako-'&trcSti Ponsonby. f, f~ti\O. j/DTT~3■ rooipsd lious^ in Somoreet Z X. Place,offllowo-street— Apjjiy3<roFjirlong. TO LET, a fiirnished BcdrftorH, \vith usß of kftchc'a.—AiViy .*.*Aii Ofl?c'e. t r_lo LET, turniahed I'a'rloiir find. had . X. room, .and Btablo if reifuirefl, ill tho su'btf ioS, dn'l witliln three minutes walk of a station.— j Ai;pl> STAfI O.mco. i- mo LET, B'urnishHnTlJ^fMnlshed, a 1, JL Villa Rosidenco, known as Ivy LfafjSV near Three Lamps, Ponsonby : grounds over ' ' two acres; stable, coach-house, orchard: every ' cpdvenloncs.—Apply toF. J. Bennett, Draper, i lilil, (jitCfln'Btfc'.'ti i mo L-ET, Ho«bo Of 0 rooms,ln Mary-at. 1 J. P<int, Xi a wpok. -_ Apfif.lti iMr thOmafl - Stovcns, n»nr UlcaSa'rd Mno, Wjttrdtd llOall, s Mount Eden. . - - ■i mO LET, a Furnished UetirotAn *n$ > A. Sitting-room, with ueo of kitchen; alao, 3 -3 roorne,d CoMtago, colonial oven, and water laid . on.—Apply iftt. Ctrc.y^reet : rflO LET, ii -i-rooinod ]loud 3, wltli 2 acrca 1 X of Land, at Avondalo.-Apply Mis S^ovr, ' UP, Victoria-street. TO LET, a very dci!riif)l6 Rosi denco, rocontly erected oil tho Ay/jrJuo ' Road, Parnell, containing 7 rooms and oath room; fitted with roeistor grates and kitchen . ranco; wator and gas laid on.—Apply J. M. and : 3. lytowbray. Lann Agontflj Fort-Btreet. ' rflO LET, Wpllesloy-stroot Baptist Churcli; JL ttosSeßsiflh <jan fed given on let May.— t Apply to Vailo and Dotijlao. House, Land and ; Estate Agonts, Short'and-Btro'Ct. TO LET, at Rocky Nook, a House of i roims and Bcullery, plenty of water, &c ' Apply W. or G. Reid, Mount Boakill Road. T~" 0 LET, Mount Roskill Road, new 7 roomed Hoiisfl i batliroom, pantry, wash l house, and shed.—Apply Wm. Koyos. TO LET, ii> College Road, a Villa Roai donee Containing 7 rooms and pantry Vuter nnd caß laid on. Wash and coal house. t The oito cannot be surpassed in Ponsonby for , viow. A'argollowcf and kitohen garden.— Api ply to w. Aitkon, Shortlitnd-strcqt, or Martin M'iDormott, Collogo lloitd «r Viotoiia-street East. TO LET,. 2 J*ront Rooms (unfurnished) witli fireplace, and ueo oi kitchen and . range! rootti mtgo and lofty, and good poal ' tion; no childr-on.->.dpW io 7. WHvtan; i Karangahape Rca^, __ TO LET, in Railvvay-streot, oit'Manukau Boad, most convenient Houbj of 5 rooms ; cornel' allotment j 103 per week.—W. and J. ITrator, Queen-stfecu O s-^^. TO LET, First-class Rooms over Goird- Bon's.—Apply to D. J. McLood, Austrjlijn Mutual Provident Socioty. Queen-street. TO LET, Shop and Dwelling with four rooms, in Albort-otreot: water and gas laid on.—Apply C. Maddan, Lower Hobson-Bt, TO LET, In Nowton, 8-roomod House, in good ropair, oven, water j alfo. large Room, unfurnished, with, firoplaeo in Vinoont strcSt. -Apply BcUnont Houae, Vincent street. O LET, a '2-roomed Cottago : ront 6s per week.—Apply Mrs Short, Mount Eflon Road. __ TO LET, a well-finished 5-roomed House, Upper Unlon-Btroet.—Apply to Tlios. Con stable, Uohcon-Blreet. O LETj at North Sliofe, Furnished AptlrlmeJits,: private fflinily: no children ; convoniont to wharf; board optional) gas.— for address apply STAHOiH.-c. TO LET, in Leamington Road, Mt. Eden, a Comfortablo Cottage of Five Rooms: every convenience ; 12s Cd per week.— J. A. Woodward, Eden Valo Rond. T~ O LET OR FOR SALE, Two Now Eight - roomed Houses at Devonport; water and pas laid on; every co venience: four minutes walk from wharf,—Apply to C. G. Quiok, Devonport, or H. Ashton and Son. TO LET, for Grazing, about 20 acres rich volcanio Land, noaf Mount Albert Station, for 9 months; abundafico Of Wator.— Edw. Wayto, a. Mercantile Chambers. O LET, a largo, airy Bod-room j suit a n Kcntloman; use of Sitting-room and Kitchen ;ne children.—lsl, Grey-atreot. O LET, a very pretty Villa Residonce, recently erected in Brown-street, Pon Bonby, clojo to the Tram lino, containing S laige rooms, bath-room, roplatcrgratcs: gas and water laid on.—Apply VV, L. HoKord, Ponsonby Road. T~ 0 BE LET, Now Sovon-rocnnod Houso, Grafton Road; Gontleman's Rcsldonco, Park Road.—W. L. Mitchell, Coonibes's Arcade, Quoenstroet m o^ " L E t. VILLA RESIDENCE of (1 rooliia, bathroom, outhouiio, largo widen, about 1 acre, fully Btockcd With frllit trccfi, shiiibo. &c, &c.; cas laid in. Bituate ih Vcrniohl-strce^ noar Pon sonby Road ; rent, 21a per week,—D. F. Evans, Kstato Agent. HANDSOME VILLA of 7 rooms, bath-room. &c, &c, gas and water laid in, lilted with all conveniences, u'.'.oh aft coppor, &c, doßirable rfbiience and ilrst-class jiosltiof- in Grafton Road, near Park Road.—D. F. Evans, Lstate Agont, COMFORTABLE HOUSE of 7 roony, &0.. &c. Urge corner allotment, Uuper Pitt and Viutorla-stroeU; city water and gas laid in, houso standß high, and commands giand viow ; rent, 20s per wook.-D. F. Evans, Estato AgonU NICK VILLA RESIDENCE of 5 rooms, &c.. fee, city water laid in, pleasantly situated in Vorrnont-strcct, Ponsonby, verandah front and back, and very comfortablo; rent, only Us per ins it aftor thin notice will bo prosecuted.—J.M, wcok.—D. F. Evans, Estite Agont " , COMFORTABLE COTTAGE. I rooms, rcullcry, &c. largo cellar and outhouse, tank and good well, Summer-street, E'Jen Terrace; : rent, 12b per wcok, D. F. EVANS, ■ Auctioneer, Tiand and Eatato Agent. I TjIUKNISHED RESIDENCE. .TO LET, for about ]2 months, that Handsomo Villa of 0 rooms, otc, all comfortably furnished throughout; stable. busswhouße, etc.; plea santly aod centrally rituatcd on Ponsonby Road, noar tho Weslovan Church, and nearly opposito tho residence of A. Devoro. Ksq. For cards to i viow and all information apply to UU- MACMT&°A-N B , Land Agent ESIDENCES, ST. STEPHEN'S, PARNELL. To LET. or For SALE, a comfortablo Family Residonce, containing dinlntt-room 18Jft x 18ft, ' drawing-room IS x 13tt C very large bedrooma, iitchen, Bdullcry, storeroom, large cellar, etc., • ma and water laid on, ultuatcd noxt the Deanery. Tho view is grand and flninlcr ruptcd. Largo Allotment, woll laid outi and ) planted with ilowors, fruit, and ornamental , trees Will bo lot furnished or unfurnißhqd. To LET, a porfectly now Roßidoncc, situate closo to the abovo, containing 5 rooms, kitchen. 1 Borvan's' room, bathroom, etc. Good viow and 1 pleasant BiUiation^ _ OCHRANE & SON _ . ■ Auctioneers. CjHOP TO LET in heart of city ; corner >O shop, 5 rooms sndshed ; suitubloforgrocor or haberdasher; will bo let cheap to a good tenant.—Kdw. Wayte, 5. Mercantile Chambors mO LEASE, or For Sale, Gontleman's ' _L Uesidenco containing 12 rooms, now and ' complcto; large rooms and beautifully (Inlsbod, . with all neceßßary outhouses; commanding an - oxtensivo view; large volcanio allotment, con ' taininjr about 1 acre; Bituate corner of View Road and Victoria Avenue, Mount Eden.— Apply on tho promiaca. For Sale. i , -——— ■ FOR SALE, Vauxhall Road, Dovonport, handaomo Villa of 6 spacious Rooms, bathroom, etc., all finished off in Buporiorstylo; t fl rcplaco in every room, 5 register grates; largo wash-houeo. with copper, and evory con ' vciiionco; grand position, corner allotment, • splondid view. Price only £075. Cardß to viow. - D. F. Evans, Auctioneer and Land Agont. | IJI6 f TJIOR~SALE, Gontleman's Residence, X? Otahuhu, only 0 miles from Town and 5 . mlnuteß from Railway Station, well finished 8 Uouao of 7 Rooms; dairy, stable cowshed. r buggy houso, and 5 Acrea of Ground; §rind i. view, beautiful place; anyono wishing to live in n tho country and yet be within convenient dis tanco from City shjutld not miss this opportunity. Cards to view.—D>F. Evans, Auctioneer and • Efrtato Agont, Queen-strcot. 1395 ORrSALE, Bay field, Ponsonby, House ot Four Roomn and scullery, iron roof, h verandah, colonial oven, register grate; close to ° tramway and 'bUB stand. Price, £250.—Apply y S? V-JL- -_i_* QIi s. Auctioneer. 1139 ,t XfTOR SALE, Lincoln-street, Verandah )- jt) Cottago ot Four RooniB; colouial oven, cottatro stovo: Allotmon*. 33 x 100; good wol 7, and tank. Price, £230.-Apply D. F. Evans, 1 Land Agent. I.L I JL^OH SALE, Victoriv Avenuo, Eden Ter '. JP ruco. lloiißOof oKo')[iio;larßfip'aceundor tho hoiiß'i for workshopMul wash house; large - Leasehold Allotment for CO years a'- £7 12jtid 5 per annum.—Apply D. F. Evans, Houee and 6 Estate Agent. _»*« B TTIOR SALE, EastTariiaki, fplondid little ~t JD Farm of 87 Acros; first-class alluvial land with never failing water supply, and distant r- from Auckland abffut 15 miles by good road ?, Any person wishing to Eecure a snug lit'lo farm II should«ake advantago of this opportumty.- D. F. Evans, Auctioneer and Land A gent. UU ~ TJTORr~SALE, Cromwell Road, Mount I? Eden, rixht on the mountain. Villa Resi dence, of 7 rooms and scullery ; workshop, con " o-eto tank, force pump to supply bath ana i souUcry. Firet class Residence, with superb • view. Allotment 132 x 100. Easy term".—D. F. Evanß, Land and Estate Agent "ljiOli. SALE, Four Volcanic Allotments, IJ situate in the ccn'i-e of Rocky Nook. -For '•. particulars, apply to H. Smith, Woodbigh, New North Road. . f Tj^Oß SALE, a Bargain, one of the best ,1 JJ made Auckland Uuggiee, double seated, « leather hood, uploletered in Morocco, offered !i with or without buggy harness, and well bred He r<e rising 1 years, sound, steady, and staunch - in harness, a good roadster, free from vice ol - any kind; owner leaving Auckland.—Edw. Wayte, 5, Mercantile Chambers. i- TTIOR SALE, 6-year-old Mare, eecond - JJ hand Harness, and new Spring Trap.- Apply to T. Worden, Onehunga ; or J. Warren -. Giocer, Newton. j It T_TO\R SALE, cheap, the cheapest Allot JJ ment in Mount Eden. 153 9 x 200 ft, front - in" Esplanade, with carriage-drive tnrougl to avenue to Mount Eden Road. Grand -new P- which cannot be shut out The whole of th< purchase money can remain on mortgage upoi ~i nouse being built. Also, similar Sites neai '" Station, Mount Albert, on same terms. — Edw i?" Wayte, 5, Mercantile Chambers. | ___»^"_ll_V^A NE\V and well-buil - 3EJ;_t\/Hj' Residence of five rooms aiu ;B" scuUery, pleasantly situated in Prospect Ter 3's raoe, near Mount Roskill Road; aUottnen W, 50 x 172; will be ready for occupation in a fo» days.—Apply Witheford's Agency, Snortland-lt



imOll SALE, Light llor.io, Cart, and JD Harnoßß.^Apply ot Arch Hill Hold. OK: SALE, n Handsomo Half-tcstor Bodstoad, nearly now. Price, £2.—For address, apply at NsaH's Grocery Store, Great North Road. _«■■-,_; TJ7IOR SALE, a Fruit and Fish Business JD in Pitt-Btreot; no roasonablo oJFer refused. ---Apply to William Noleon. Pitt street FOli SALE, comfortable and convenient Verandah Cotlflgo of i rooms. &c, Sit«at6 in Ireland-Btreet, )rm off Frank yn Road? *erfr handy to town; freehold Allot irimt. about o? by 71 < price only *280.-l). F. Itvang, Land and Katate Agent, [Via) X*OOA —FOR SALE, nlco Cottago c*iy <W /W"• of 1 rooms, etc.; good freehold allotm'on* ( nice position ; Ireland-street, near to irreomairuß.'Jy : p-teeooly £220.-D. E. Evans, Land and Hstate Agci'ii: (Usl) TTIOR SALE, Excavating Drays and JD Spring Carts at Henderson's, Wheel wright, Pltt-atreet. Nowton. ■ __ ■fjiOß OALE, Furniture and Upholstery JJ Btfsf«&)8, floifiß a first-class trade in ono ot thtt leading thoroughfares of the city. This is a thoroughly good going concern, and is a splendid chance to eotjirO art estrtblißhcd bußlneaß with pood connectioli.-.JPfly ,at once to The Ivew Zealand House an* Land Agency, Higlißtreet (corner of Vulcan Lane. t£\oß BALE, Gariiold-street, i'arnell, a X? J3tHlHi -ittle Froportr. off St. GeoWs Bar ftoad. It cftflpHscsn* oottago of four rooms, Raillery, small Btare-roqra With trator laid in; nice AfloWttt. 10 x ICO; frowt garden planted with troea and laid down in grass. PriM, «SlO. —Apply 1). F. Evans. Estate Agent. . .1*1? ---/•QWi k.—DE V OJNil'OKT—(Jottago of d&O 4 " live rooms, close to wKarf; allotment GO x HB.-Apply Witheford'fl Agoncy Sliortland-atreot. GENTLEMAN having to leave Auck land wishes to disposo privately of the Furniture of Ms 5 roomed House, all purchased within tho last 6 months; a good opportunity for any person wanting a comfortable homo — Address, " M.D.M.." Star Office. BIRKENHEAD.— 1 to 5 Acre Allot raonts; good bush and water; price.from £30 per aero: terms easy.—Apply to W. F. Hammond & Son, Architects, S.B. Chambers. H" "andsome and commodious RESIDENCE. FOR SALK OR LEASE, commodious Family Rosidonce and Grounds, pleasantly situated In Bt. Georgo's Bay, Parnell: House contains 13 spacious rooms, exclusive of bath room, Conservatory, &0., &c., all in firstclaßß Order; good stable, Buggy houso, &c, &o. The ffro_nd (rtborit 2 acres) comprises flower garden, tonliis law*,- an excellent frolt and vcgetablo garden, woil £totfKed with the ohoicest of fruit trees and shrubfl. A tSost desirable property. Vendor being desirous of selling, offers most exceptional easy terms. <*«»*» vtow.fcc. D.J..KVANO. Alictkffießr and Land Agent. /^kFFERED JTOR ONE -MOUTH—Kongo \J at Rocky Nook. Five Rooms, wiffi Co*- Bhod, &c.; Volcanic Allotment (freehold), 70 By 100, cleared nnd planted in fruit trees, &c.; unlendid views, and healthy position; two minutes from omnibus. Price, only £330; or, with double allotment, £390.—Apply J. L. Kolly. Star Offlco. PLEASURE BOAT for Sale, 16 feet lof(g,lrt good order, suitable either for rowing or saillDg; oterythjng comp'oio. Price, £G.—Apply to F. C. Richardson, 81, Queen-stroot, or Mr Logan, Boatbuilder, North Shore, -Where it Is to be aecn, _____ miNSMITH'S and Plumber's Business JL for Sale, situate in a prosperous township; capital opening for an industrious man with a little monoy.—Apply to K. Porter _ Co., Iron mongers. Auckland. rtiO CHEMISTS.—A araall compact JL BusinOßfl for disposal in best part of Wellington. — AddrSss, Chemicus, "Evening Post" Office. Tenders. mO BUILDERS. EXrENsToNToF TIME, Alternative Tenders for the Erection of Three Warehouses in Commerce-street, in brick or concrete, will be received until Noon of SATUR DAY, 14th inst. Plans, &c, at No. 8. South British BuildiDgp, ' EDMUND BELL, Architect. _ m O B~U I L D E R S" Tenders will bo received until noon of SAT URDAY. March 11th for tho erection of Twolvo Cottages off Grey-otrcct, and excavations for Mans at my ofllce. Canada Colldings. HKNRY G. WADE. Architect. mO CARPENTERS. 'Tonde-a will be received until i p.m. on TUESDAY. 17th iiißtant, for Shifting and making Additions to a Dwelling In Hobson s Bay.Parncll. R M . WATT , Architect . 252, Queen street m O BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until Noon on SATURDAY. March 11. for Reinstating Build ing Damaged by Fire in Customhouse-street. KDW.ABD BARTLKY. Architect. mO CARP_NI_n» AND PAINTERS. Tenders will be rocolvod up Wjtajn on WEDNESDAY, tho 10th instant, for HCpttffs to a House at Ponsonby. EDWARD MAHONEY & SON, Architects. HO PAINTERS.—Written Tenders will L b3 received until noon on WEDNESDAY, larch 12. 1885, for the Painting and Papering nd Plumbin? of a 4-rjomed Houso and Scullery la Church B'rect, Ponsonby.—Apply Mr J. Firth, on Building. Church Btroi t. TENDEUS Wanted for tho erection of a Broomed House in Pa'nell. Plans and specifications to be seen till Saturday, U, at Noon, at air Martin's Store. Mannkan Road. mENDEItS Wanted for Painting, Sciim- JL ing and Paporing a 7-roomed Hou em Picton-Btreot.-For particulars of work to bo done, apply to A. Bettany. on the job. lenders will be received up to 6 o'clock p m. on TUES DAY, the 10th inst. m OonUnnafl on Hirst Faga Public Notices. JO. REOHABITBS. NOTICE TO"mEMBERS. All Motibors of the abovo Order are requested to attend tho FUNKRAb of Bro. Bandholt which will loave the Hospital TO-MOKROW MORNING, at 7 30. I[. ROTHERHAM. Socretary, Hope of Auckland Tout rpO THE LADIES Off AUGK_AHD/ Commeroial House, 172, Queen-street. Mesdamis,— Having mado oxtensivo Alterations to our Promises, whiohharo enabled us to add a DRESSMAKING! to our other Departments, under tho management of Mrs Cdllen (noe Miss Bun), we are now in a position tooxecuto any orders you may favour us with. We alto beg to inform you thatour AUTUMN and WINTER GOODS are now to hand, and as we havo made extensive purchases for all Departments, which aro marked at our usual moderate price, wo have every confidence in soliciting a share of your patronage. Yours respectfully, WILSON, WILLI&MS & MoCULLAGH, ]«■ O T 1 C E. E. MuKkown bogs to inform his mmieroui Customers and Patrons that ho has disposed o: his Bakery, Grocery, and Rostaurant Businesi to Mr J. Stacby. Iv thanking thorn for tb< liberal support he has received, noßolioitsa con linuance of the same.to his succoasor. K. McKEOWN. J. Stacey begs to inform the Publii generally, and tho CUBtomera of hia predecessor that he will carry on the Business, and will en deavour by attention an! perseverance—sup plying only tho best artioles-to merit a con tinuance of support so liberally given to Mr E McKeown. jog _ pH Imperial Bakery, Qneen-Btreet Wharf. CHAMBERS begs to inform hi • Customers be haa Removed his Busines ot Hop Beer, &c, manufacture to Gisborni Store, Franklin.Road. ■"VfOTICE.— All Horses grazing en M ■ 131 JOSEPH MAY'S FARM at Moun Roskill must be removed on or before Marcn 14 and expenses paid on saino, otherwise they wil be sold to degay expenses. l _ r & ..^^ A WIDOW Lady at Surrey Hill wouli take two Lady Teachers as Boarders terms moderate.—For address apply Mrs Munrt Ponsonby. fourth house from Hepburn street. I_»OARD AND RESIDENCE.—Vacanc _L> for. Married Couple and Single Gentli man at Graf ton House, Grafton Roafl, opposit Choral Hall.



JL A- ~ XT' O R THAM ES, JESg^Ur^ J 1 IIIKUTAIA. PAEHOA, AHOHA, WAI TO A, qfafa'BSSlla'W A I O R O N O O M A I, AND MATAMATA. Tbos.B. KOT U X U will loavo as above TO-MORROW (Tuesday) EVENING. 10th instant. culling at Grahams town and Shortland Wharves. Cargo at onco. For freight only, apply to THORN TON, SMITH, & FIRTH. piTY OF AUCKLAND. REMOVAL OF CITY REFUSE. Noticb I* heueuy given that the Romoval of City Rofuso on tho East side of tho City, in cluding tho East side of Queon-Btreet, will, on and from MONDAY next, tho 15!h inst., be Lifted on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS at tho usual hours, instead of Tuosdays and Fridays asheretofort. ; Tho Collection on tho West sido of the City on Tuesdays and Fridays—and in tho Ou'or Wards, will remain as before. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. TcWn Clerk's Office, . Mar«hfl ISBO. 810 HENDERSON'S MILL TURF CLUB ANNUAL RACES. ST. PATRICK'S DAY. TUESDAY, I7tfi &AKCH, 1885. HANDICAP HURDLE RACE at SOsow.; 2nd horse to receivo lOsovs. out of tliO slakee. Nomination, 2bovs. ; and acceptances. Zaovs, to the funds. Distance, 2 miles, over Bnip;htß of hurdles 3 feet 6 Inches nigh. MAIDEN PLATE of 35sovs.; Eocond horse to receive ssovs. out of the stakes. Nomina tion. 2sovs. each, to the funds. 2yrs, 03t 8lb; 3ys, Bst 41b: 4yrs, Sat; fiyra and upwards, 9st 21b. For all horses that have never won an advertised race exceedin < 20sovs. Distance i mils and a quarter. HENDERSOH'S MILL CUP (Handicap) of 12030V5., aided to1 a sweepstake of 2sovs. each; second horse to feoelve 2Tsovs. and third hot se lOaovs. out of the stakes. Accept ance. Ssovs., to tho funds. Distance, 1 mile and three-quarters. SELLING RACE of 30aovs. Entrance. 2aovs. Weight for ago. Winner to be sold by nuct'on Immediately after (he raco for 1003OVS It entered to he sold for oOsova., allowed "lbs.; it for SOsova., allowed 141b5.; if (or 2050v8., allowed Xllog. Distance, 1 mile and a quarter. RAILWAY HANDICAP of 5550v3. Second horso to receive ISsovs. out of the stakes. Nominations, 2»vs.. and acceptance 2uovs. ti tho funds. Handicaps to appear directly after the Cup, and acceptances half-an-hour WofoTo the race. Distance, 1 mile. NOVEL RACE of 3030V5. Entrance, lsov. Dis tance, 1 mile. The winner to be Bold by auction immediately alter tho race, and the whole of the proceeds legato the funds. FREE HANDICAP of Jo3ovs. Second horse to receivo lOsovs. out ot the Btukeß. Distance, 1 mile. For all beuten horseß during the meeting. Accept-uice, 280V8., fifteen minutes before the race. FRIDAY NEXT, MARCH 13-Goneral En trios and Acceptances. WILLIAM PERCIVAL, . Handicapper and Secretary. TVTEW FORESTERS' HALL, _L^ Karangahape Road. — TO-MORROW (Tuesday) EVENING, MR W. H. WEBBS S ANNUAL SOCIAL. Admiteion to Non pupils, si. Double Tickets, 7s 6d. Doors open 30; Concert, 8. Dancing. 10; terminating, 2 Tickets can bo had from Mr Mears, 193, Queen-it TO VISITORS TO" WAOTOA HOT SPRINGS. Visitors to tho above SpriDgs will find overy arrangement for their convenience and pleasure Tlic abovo Springs aro famed for tho Curo of Eye Diseases. See testimonials in Stab. F. STRANGE, Proprietor. rjELLING OFF!! O FOR CASH ONLY!! GREAT REDUCTION IN LADIES' BUM MEH MANTLES. &o. OUR REMAINING STOCK OF SEWING MACIIINMB Below English Prices. W, PETTY, LADIES' TAILOR. 2iM—^UrPKll QuKliK-STKEET.— 294 MAGIC PUZZLE BOX—Can make money, &c. disappear and reappear Posted to any part on receipt of Eix-pennj istamps.—Agent, Richardßon, Victoria Arcade, Victoria street, Auckland. /CAPTAIN BURTONS BOOK, "Thi J Arabian Nights." in 10 Toliinice.-The undersigned is Sole Agent for Now Zcalaod, and full information at 236, Queen stroet.-T. B. Hankafokd. . . OONELESS CODFISH. A SPLENDID DELICACY FOR THE TABLE, Selected with tho greatest care, and ourcd upon the most approved system. Procurablo at alLGroccrs' and Storekcepera'. Wholesale oit ARTHUR H. NATHAN, CUSTOMS-STREET. POTATOES, POTATOES. HOBART POTATOES. About Four Tons to be sold priVßtoly. For price apply to-~- icniRDSON) 81, Queen-street, HS TAYLOR, Certified Midwife, Nowton Koad, Newton. Trained in the Lying-in Hospital. Portsmouth; also testimonial for midwifery and nursing from one of the Lo ndon Hospitals. My tcrme are moderate. 'PHE tmblic health ia endangered by persons A who vend counterfeits of Wolfe's Schnapps, ■TKISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Tho Partnership hither'o existing between the undersigned having expired by.efjluxion ot imo. tho Business will now be carried on by J. A. SYMS, who has purchased his late partners interest therein. victorlongijbTi JOSEPH MICHAEL SYMS. lILHEADS, Memorandums, Account and Invoice Forms, engraved on copper plate, Lithographed or Primed in type at tne Star Ofllce. _. IN spite of all imitations Wolfe's Schnapps •L stands in tho foremost ranks of boverages. Demand Wolfe's Schnapps. MUSIC, Portraits, Landscapes, etc., Lithographed in Miniature and Co'.ourE at the Stab Office. ILLUSTRATED and Plain Business and Address Cards Kngraved on Plate and Printed at the Star Office. WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS not only has. a delightful flavour, but is a pure tome, dlnrotio and a good general corrective. Jl?TI A TO £13,000 LENT on Buildup gj^JL" Society prinoiples.or on other termi n suit bcrgwors. Allotments bought ano louses bvt on Weekly Payment System Hortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties for Sale on other pago. Six per cent allowed on money deposited for lnvostment.- C. WiLLAMBON, Land, Estate, and Financial Agent and Valuer. High-street. Auckland. ONEY TO LEIsD on good Security, from £60 end upwaitts, at sevon per cent-Apply to J. A. Beale, Solicitor, Mercan tile Chambers. OOR PLATES, Stencil Plates, Dies, Monograms, etc., Engraved at the Stab Office. . T CAN apprcciatou, really good spirit, and that 1 ia why I alwny3 ask for Wolfe's ScHNArrs. AOKJ AND ISLAND CURIOSITIES purcbaued at Craig's Curiosity Shop, Princes-street^ M'" ARSHALI""S Special Tincture of Podo phyllum is tbc Homceopatbio Remedy for all Liver and Stonmch Disorders and Rlbingß and Indigestion. Price, Is per bottle.—C. W. Goodeon, London Arcade, Sole Agent for Auck land^ . SHOW and Bottle Labels of every do scription Lithographed at tho Star Office. SAM. WHITE'S Paling Fence, complete, at 45s per chain, is a marvel of Cheapness, —Customs street East. "INSCRIPTIONS on Go.d, Silver, and j Plate engraved at tho Btak Office. "i» A T a ! HATS! RATS !—Um Jtl; SHAItLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE, Bate eat it greedily, and die; no smell. Price. One Shillng a Bottle. V. C. BHARLAND. opposite Poßt-0ff1.09. WO R MB. All children Buffer from them. If suspocted, ask for the Certain Curo. SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, lspaoliet Apothecaries' Hal opposite Post-offloe. nnOOTHACHE CURE. — Inatfintaneout JL Rellef-ODONTALGIC.-l8 par bottle,- V. C. SHAHtuVND. opposite Poat-offloe. R ARNOLD'S PEIINY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLB.—'O-emostpopulai medlolne of the day. Price. 2b Od a box.—Colo nial Agent V. O. Shakland, opposite the Post iiffloa RELIEF from Cough In Ten Minutes. ---i SHARLAND'P CHERRY PECTORAL Prioe, 2a 6d tod to &L-V. O, Sharland, oppoulh th Popt-offloa. OSSLINE job thb HAIR —This ele gant preparation rorapletely eollpsa every artdole of a Bimi'.nr kind now before the pubUc Price, Is 6d a bottle.—Shablahb Apothecarlea 'Hall. , ,£*£±fbflfl TO LBKCi n sonw of fron a&VVVV «60 upwardß.-Apply Wm. E Ciohrano, Cwhumo's Auotlon Mart, 185, Quwi ttrest, : . .-,. , ;--<■;- '-"



Auctions. ■XT 0 T I C E4 TUB 100 ft. OF CITY EB.OPEB.TX With frontage to> •QUEEN-STREET, And right-of-way adjoining Mr McABTHUiVa Boot Factory, WILL BE SOLD ;0N WEDNESDAY NEXT, 11th INST. IN LOTS OF 20ft FRONTAGE EACH, On Terms— Ono fourth or One-fifth Caah; balanco either irt a Month or Two Years, bearing interest at 71 per cent,- Also, EASY TERMS WILL BE MADE FOB TDE HJSI SEVEN LOTS ABOVE THE GIRLS. HIGH SCHOOL, QUEEN-STREET. Hither Sold in a LOT or SEPARATELY, PARTICULAR ATTENTION is called lo 11 c above Lota as they all together make aye y . Vuluablo tits lor Church, Family, liou'ia. School, Public Institution, etc, etc. R. C. GREENWOOD Auctioneer, T0•MO A R 0 W. TRADE SALE OS SEASONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES ■ (MEN'S, LADIES', MAIDS', AND. CHILDREN'S), LARGE ASSORTMENT. |: GABRIEL LEWIS 1 Haa received inßtructinns to 8011, at his Rooms, on above date, at 11 o'clock, Wf* TRUNKS OF ABOVE GOODS* ,| O lor the coming season. Terms at Sale. " TO-MOUROW. Ex Dokic FRENCH CALF! FRENCH CALFI CALF KID? CALF KID!; GABRIEL LEWIS Has received instructions to sell, on above datr» ■ at 11 o'clock, 4 CASES FRENCH CALF LEATHER 1 CASE CALF KID LEATHER . &q., &a, &o» , Terms at Sale. WILLIAM VAILE.I fjOHN HIPPOS \k\\Xy TO-MORROW, 11 O'CLOCK. W. & iTirVAILE Will tell by auction, at their Rooms, Queen street, BOOKJ, PICTURES, TLATED GOODS. FANCY GOODS 300 Vols. of Books (Circulating Library)-- Handsomo Vols. CasaeU's History of Ene land. National Encyclopaedia, Fratco- German War, Universal Geography, , | fix., &c, &o. W. AND J. R. VAILE, Auctioneers and Land Agents, Queon-sf,, opposite Savings Bank. B. O. CABB.] [B. I>. TOKKS^ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11» At 12 o'clock, . . CUTTER DEVERON. CUTTER DEVERON., B. TONKS & CO. Will Sell on Wednesday. March 11, at twelve o'clock, THE CUTTER DEVEEOK, of 27 Tons Register, in thorough tea^ oinpr order. T O - M O R R O W. L. W. EATON Will Soil, by Auction, at his Mart. To-morrow (Tucsdcy), at half-past ten o'clock, A PPLES, PEARS, QUINCES, ONIONS, POTATOES, HONEY, &,c, &c, - &c. ■ TO-MORROW. ' In the Resident Magistrate's Court, Auckland. VAILE AND CO, Will Sell, by Public Auctidn, To morrow {Tues day), the 10th icst., at 2 p.m , at th« Residence of Mrs Gill, Dedwood Terrace, near Jervota Uoad, Ponsonby, under warrant of the above Court. mHE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. T^EDNESDAY, Q KTH INST., NOON. OPERA. HOUSE. -pEMUERA. T>EMUERA. , . -DEMUERA. , :., LAST GRAND LAED SALE OF THE SEASON. •VTILLA QITES, "TTILLA QITES, T^ILLA QITES, FOR THE MILLION. . VICTORIA AVENUE. VICTORIA AVENUE. VICTORIA AVENUE. PORTLAND ROAD. . I' H', . PORTLAND RQAD. PORTLAND ROAD. ARNEY ROAD. ARNEY ROAD. « ARNEY ROAD. BROWN-STREET. BROWN-STREET. BROWN-STREET. OVER QAA LARGE & WELL-SITUATED ALLOTMENTS, IN ALL PARTS OF THE FASHIONABLE . DISTRICT OF REMUERA, Being the whole of the Land owned by THE ST. HELIER'S AND RBMUEFA LAND COMPANY. The Land is eurvoyed, and Lithographic) Plans will bo ready on SATURDAY, 11th lntt. THE PROPERTY WILL BE OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC ON MOST FAVOUKABLH TERMS, viz :—£lo Deposit on each Lot £100 and under, £20 Deposit on each Lot £'200 unct under; balanco at six percent, 'or three years. Five per cent Discount allowed for Cash. Persons wishing for Land or Allotment* In tho > Remuera District, within a quarter of nn hour of Auckland, will do well to WAIT FOR TH.W SALE, as the Auctioneer's instructions ARE TO BELL. VIDE THE LAST REMUERA SALE-ALL SOLD, AND NO BOGUS BIDS. These Allotments require no fulsome puff to recommend them, as they recommend them selves, extonding as they do from the residence of J. McCosb Clark. Esq.. on the main road, Remuera, to that of Thos. Morrln, Esq., on the beach. IN CONCLUSION, don't ba led away by RETAIL PUFF, but wait for the WHOLK SALE, and compare notes. .... ~r WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, NOON, AT ABBOTI'3 OPERA HOUSE. Kfi ' ' pi RE EN WOOD, • v/» .Ijt .. ~ - £&^ j. Auctioneer.. ■^-■~" > ~" Contluaed on Tortr**- ' '