ATHLETIC SPORTS AT CAM BRIDGE.

/ B y JELEOIUI'II-ONVN- COEEKSrONDKST,

Cambeidub, this day. yjjs Caml»'idS0 «tlllstic sP arts took l)lace Monday in tho Government paddock, _. e ffea thei- was fine, tho attendance large, , t j, e events woll contested. The rfnriDal were :-JMyd? (Maidon).—Dick- 2 ; Scinmens, 3. Hop, «£. iwl W-D. Craig, 4 2ft ioin, 1 \ K; Julian, 3. 100yds.-McXowh. Pftw* 2; 0- Craig,3. Half-Milo.-T. LnonTli A- McKiiTnnn, 2; D. Craig, 3. S High Jmnp.-McNeish, sft 5° i- Julian, 2j Carter, 3. 150yds Handicap (Hurdles).-Julian, syds, 1 , o Jllie Handioap.-Hannon, 130yds, 1; r Traie, 100yds, 2; McMillan, 75yds, 3. Vnultin''-— Julia"> 9ft loin' ] ; T«*«ta il»t!va) 9ft Sin, 2; Carter and Pearson K Bft Sin. Two Miles Walking.- Hmrne, scratch, 1 : Raid, SOyds, 2 j C. Crai'. Syd?- 3l A P l' otost vvna ontorod by lie latter on tho ground that tho others Jjroke.

NEW GOLD SAVING PROCESS.

(BY JEtEOBAFH— OWN COKItESrONDEKT.)

Thames, Tuesday

It will probably interest t-hoso who are defliroas wl Introducing to the Thames goldliold processes for extraction of gold w d minerals from ores by smelting, to retro that Mr .7. F. Hoighway, ongineor in charge of the bijr pump, has for months Iggn in communication with American jnauufacturers nnd users of tho wator jacket furnacos. Ho has obtained valu able information respecting fluxes, otc, required for the troatmont of auriferous ores, and purposes testing the principle by the erection of a smelting furnace where with to experiment on Thames quartz.

COMMERCIAL.

Kvknino Star, Ofllcc, this dav. MrL.W. Katox sold by auction, today, a Smo of oranges per schooner Lillian for lid Hozen: also apples from ljd to 2d per lb, m nears from id to 2jd per lb. tKb W. and J. B. VaUe offered for ealo by motion to-day 21 lots at Avondaic. Kceerves JJjrenot reached, and tho property ia opon for Hie privately. '

The Premier v'sifcil yesterday the Grammar School, tho Asylum, Fibre Com inny's Works, (iarrett's Boot and Shoo ftctory, tho Western Springs Pump ing Station, ths Ponsonby Reser yoO, the Howe - street Industrial Home, tie Kohimarama Training School and tie Native Settlomont at Orakei Pusnant ,to arrangement, he left by the- MaoKregor for Whangarei last evening, and is expected back to-night, as he has arranged to leave by Jmiii for the Kaipara tomorrow morning. Tron this trip he hopes to return by Prjday evening, and on Saturday he (lil be driven round the suburbs. On Monday evening he delivers hia promised iddrefs before the Liberal Association .eitteta tho Choral Hall or St. James's Hall. A feature in his further programme of engagements is the turning of tho tirot sod o(the main trunk line of railway at Punui OBtholotb inat. Ihe Auckland Choral Society's concert to-monovf night gives promise of providing •jiiiemusical treat. Readers are referred (Bjuticulars to our advertising columns, AngUß McNeill, minor and contractor, of Cowmandel, and Geo. William Whitcombe, biker, of Ponsonby, filed petitions in bank ruptcy to-day, whilo meetings were held of ths creditors of J. S. Ingram and J. Sing leton (jeweller).

SPORT IN NEW SOUTH WALES.

BloyoUns.-A Famous ttldo.

Tina is the oge of athletics. Boatinj, running, walking, and bicycling play no insignificant part in tho programme of the y,an.onß,s,P°rtß of this colony. And it'is as foster? d H O> thintJ i8 more ™ hy o exeti, A lK? n IJ llat. wl»<* engenders healthy fndul r« t Phy«cally benefits those who induce therein. Prominent amone tho our principal athletic pursuits referred to bicycling may be said at the present day to" a tont on 6atoSt amOunt of admirers and turn nI /T early m°™ to dewy evo, turn m what direction you will, the biey' nnill^f ° "e°A Pursuing the even and noiseless tonor o his way, not tho observed o o1 observers, but only as a unit in the c owd, who see nothing uncommon PL, «n<;anny in hia appearance. Woe ootulo tho unlucky wheelman who had auomptod a similar means of amueomont W the early part o f tho present century, more especially after night had fallen to the streets, a email red light in tho distance, than suddenly out of the dis tance- a ligmo shoots by, moving its lower limbs incessantly, and it is gone, only to give fc,' 0 »»»"»" as, like ghostly spectres, ti>oy Hit by ,„ silout procession,- weird but Human. One sight of a bicycle under these circumstances would have lasted our fore ftthow to thoir dying day, and many would have boon the tales handed down to the prosout generation of tho night "the deil was abroad." Nowadays, however, the bicycle becomes not only an article of amuse ment, but an article of sorvico, and in many asos it has superseded the horse, notably so a connection with tho delivery of letters and telegrams, One of the most astonishing touts of the professional bicyclist recently eamo undor our notice, at the Exhibition buildings, when Mr Rolfe, the champion oi the Australian colonies, rode 100 miles against time. In Bhrs. Umins. 4osoca. he accomplished the distance, fulfilling, with a tew soconds to eparo, the conditions of tho match. During the performance it was noticeable that, after a few minutes' retire ment from the track, the champion appeared (although he had hurt his knee) to resume his ride with undiminished vigour and in creased speed. Note was made of this by more than one of tho spectators, and the great bicyclist was koonly watched every timo ho mountod. Speculation was rife, and many wero tho surmises indulged in as to what the champion utilised as a restorer. Sume suggested a bath, but that «as dismissed on the grounds of time. " What avoi-honses,"saidonooxcitedspectator, "it's up to tho handlo ; takes no timo, and turns bim out as froahos a two-year-old. I'll find out before I go homo if I get a chance at Kouo. ' However, tho chanco did not como to hand, and tho wislied-for information nas not imparted on the occasion. An

interview with tho champion sot the mutter at rest, and, far from it boing uny secret private preparation that Air Rolfo uses during his performances, it caino out tint it was a well-known German remedy within the reach of everyone. Speaking of the great contest between John Watson, of Australia, and himself for the championship of all the colonies, Mr Rolfe said :—"I desire to add my cheerful endorsement of the good effects I have at all times received from the use of St. Jacob's Oil when in active training and racing. During my recent six days' contest hold in tho .Melbourne Exhibition Building for £500 and the championship of the Australian and adjacent colonios, it was my boon com panion. I continually used it before and after each day's performance, and the results simply astonished me. After riding for 8 consecutive hours each day—viz., from half past 2 until half-past 10, my limba would become sore and stiff from over exertion, but after boing woll rubbed with the Oil, all muscular pain immediately vanished, and I felt as fresh as ever. As proof positive, after the contest was over, I rode 100 miles against time before a public audience, and I accomplished it in 6 hours 11 minutes 45} seconds. Another application of St. Jacob's Oil was made, anditremovedall feelings of fatigue, and I felt perfectly fit for anothor raco. lam positive it aided me to win the match, and I shall never enter a similar contest without a bicycle and St. Jacob's Oil. I etmnffly advise all ' wheel men ' and other athletes to give it a trial, and feel fully convinced their experiences will compare favourably with my own." Comment is almost unnecessary when facts aro do significant as to speak for themselves. >.ot only has Mr Rolfe found the benefits of this, the greatest discovery of tho present ige, but there aro numbers—and their name w legion—who can unhesitatingly testify to its miraculous and wonderful curative pro

William Ewart Gladstone.

Disraeli was a more showy and rapid man Bidmarck has the reputation of being deopei and more far-seeing ; but Gladstone has the European reputation of being the man who can hold himself uncommitted to anything until ho is ready, and then come with crushing force on his opponents. His campaign in 1378 was characteristic of the man. He " went for" tho head quarters of the enemy straightaway, and

having routed them in Midlothian, returned south, carrying everything before him. He eeoms on a fair way to repeat the perfor mance in the present campaign, lie is a wonder of vitality. Fancy n man of 75 holding all tho cares of a vast empire and discharging them with a vigour never beaten by his best achiovomonts of 30 years ago. Tlie grand secret of jo long a life of success is that he has ever taken care of his health. This should be noted by

people who are now neglectingthe symptoms of what may lead to pormanent martyrdom, to neuralgia and rheumatism. St. Jacob's Oil costs little, and may be obtained every where. Why, then, run the risk of having thoso shooting pains become chronic when tho application of so easily accessible a remedy is a proved proventative ?

A Giant Ship

The Cunard Co. has just launched a mon ster -hip, the Umbria, of 8,000 tons, and uith steam power up to 12,000 I'orte. Not withstanding the croakers who pointed to tho Great Eastern failure, and who said that ehe would prove an equal failure, a trial trip has proved her the grandest vessel the world has ever seen, having steamed without difficulty or danger up to 24 miles an hour. The Company and the engineers have covered themselves with glory, and their magnificent succees will be followed up now by other compan ies, who will even excel the Umbria. It is as certain as that the sun shines that within a few years the distance between Australia and England will be covered in 20 days at the outside.' We can conceive of no more magnificent sight than that of the great 10,000-ton monsters of the future cleaving

their way over the ocean under sail find steam at the rate of 30 miles an hour. This tho Cunard Co. will certainly bring about within a few yoars. Speaking of that line, it may not be generally known that such a thing as a fatal accident has never been known aboard one of their ships. In case of sprains or bruises there is always an amplo supply of St. Jacob's Oil aboard, but beyond that the health and well-being of the passengers is left to the care of the officers and good diet.

New Guinea Exploration.

It is always a tempting; thing to adventurous spiiitstosetout and explore new lands, lno v-KSt island of Now Gutuca is the Kl Dorado of ou? restless spirits; but hitherto all attempts to c-oss the island have boen fruitless on account of the weakness and inexperience of tho ox tilorers and the hostility of the natives. A Mr Kerry has recently been Riving us some facts und fnncics of a tour, in which he asserts tnoy found 12 groat rivers, ranging from three quarters to a milo wide, and also some splendid specimens of gold. He has shown some of tho koM and that of itself is euro to draw further mvestigation. But it appears the party made very free with their guns. This is the fatal mis take of ii small party. They are afraid, and the natives know it. What is requ red is a party large enough, and sufficiently equipped with pro vlSons, ammunition (and St. JacoK OU, m case of neuralgia or rheumatism caught from e\ men tvhS have an undoubted right to their own

Ocean Races.

cation of steam we have now b°?n able to attain ■Hi SSlfSl

THE AUCKLAND fiVBNING STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1885.



TffEff ZEALAND RAILWAYS. , AUCKLAND SECTION. MSECIIRREFKKSUMIiNT ROOMS. .''i&Bpt Traffic JlanaKor'a Office. j I takiund Kaihvay. April 2,1585. Wntlatmim will he roooivod at this Office to to .toon tho 30tli duy of April, 1885, for Lam Im Befroshmcnt Rooms at Mercer /SUfeqfaiat June. 1885, to 31st May, ISSS. Tata mist bo addressed to tho District Irafflo JUtogor, Auckland Railway, and turfed miaido "Tondor for Leasing the Ke- Dauuniuilßooms at Meteor Station." JWfatlona may bo seen at the Railway »aoi!i,Ancklatid, Mercer, and Hamilton. ltotoj to bo accompanied by a cheque for w Each cheque to be specially marked by a wlurart (or 21 days, and to bo in favour of wßecswer-Genunil Deposit Account only, and I* lo fearer or order. Hi highest or finy tender will not necessarily biccepted. •i C. HUDSON, District Traffic Manager. SATURDAY, APRIL 11, At Eleven O'clock. J. H. HAMER, tajracted by Mrs Latchmore. will Bell at New ™,AacHon Mart, KaranKanape I oad, ' tTER HOCSEIIOTJ) FURNITURE M »KD EFFECTS. consißting < I Par mud Dining-room Sofas. Uhairp, Tables, gwu, Carpets, Curtains. Fenders, Hearth ™R MWlng Machino, Ornamonts. Ked- Wo-Iron and Wooden Bedsteads. Bed- W oprins; Mattraßacs, Chost Drawers, J«mi Glass, Curtains, Washßtand and "»•«&. fee, &o. Kitchon Utoosils. &o. i ", Also, at same timo, towls, ducks, pigeons, Rabbits, &c. Sale at II o'clock. .



SATURDAY, APRIL 11, At 2 o'clock sharp. b „ J. H. HAMEK, ■*Mted by Mrs Ball, will sell on the pre- Jjl™. Kanumahapo Koad, the whole HOUSEHOLD FURNITDRB AND EFFjKCTS, j. Consisting of— 'SjMin.Pjrlonr, Dining Room, and Kitchen ; SSiirt s™*™' Beddints, Mattraaaes, »BtMda and Ware, Dressing Tablea, g«l»B Qluaea and Mirrors. Carpets Lino &.Wig. Sowing Machine, Clocks, WHB Chaira, Crockery, &0., &0,. &c. tey Also, fti2??».8 f. her well-assorted stock of H'S™ I'"* Hatß,Dresseß, &a. irii n3 ia«s of Premises as they now "™! Ul>newmorninfco( Sale. Sale at 2 o'clock sharp. 1118I 118 NORTHERN RIVER STEAM NiVIOATION CO. (Limited). C&S' ai ,°"!7 Gonoral Meetint; of the >*«7nSi tho abovo Company will be HHbVvv ?3 e,B,A Mr Alfred Buokland on • ntTfi f lß3t -McotiDS, ro Alteration Hinder Asßociat»n --s^^^WIWiTAM LODDBK, Mana«er. ; RwAlF°T leP lload on Wednesday, i Wwkiwi y K8 Vhillchilla Hand-bag.- SWd«fcwSi80 by having same at Messrs mS—Sgiggß; Igbacconistg, Qucen-Bt. ,W 3«i v' a Bmart Junior Assistant, E^Utamw/ Lady UB apprentiec.-J. Itj^spor, &c, Brighton Mouee, Top of W«TroTC=Photogra P h a of £?•' I& Encampment to be had at "Wj*" "^Kton's Studio, foot of Grey f^NTED " ■m, Mlßliwi *a Co, lnPßtent, experienced a i d e r3 , Son, Brown Ek » Soa^'i 7 »° Uple with°"t children, 80. ,near Qaeen-street; .^g^.t.on;re n t m oderate. \& Wn Cf *52S5*i. STAROfflce. lJLae"inß oL fe acu «stomed to Gar VVASTHB~n — ■— — I*»^.Hon, 0l er" eßs' Barman, Second «Ms e£ «S o eepew-Boy (offloe)-Wait iaPfm 1L elly Bcach a 4 faSC^Oplyj y o* n* scullery; (job and &^ke'C?trl°, f 6 rooms and scullery, * IffiT?* »e» k*V olcs'' to Pcnsonby Willie 'wuJ B,?' acres of Land at WK?[** I«k- eh °ttag0' outhouses, etc. House, Land, and



.,._ wanted* WANTED, a Married Couple to take charge of a siall placo in the oountry \v iro good jiv; slier and laundress; man to work Kitchen garden and atlo to milk. — Apply Thames Hotp:. WANTS i', two Drivore.—Apply J. Mullaly, New North Road. \\TANTED, tho Boy who caught the > T young Red Setter l)o« on tho footpath opposito the British Hotel to call at Atkin's Printing OHlcc. High-street. Y&7" ANTED, a Bmart, tidy Boy.—Apply , » » T. Barnaby. Butchor and Grocjr. Kin«s ____j_____orth Road. WANTE I), Boy to take care of Pony, milk a cow, and make himßolf gonorally useful about tho place.—Apply W. Warr, Ely nnii . Reuiuora. \\ ' •1" TED, a respectable Boy for bake -1 ) ', n--i\—Apply- Buckingham & Harvoy, I riHcr», ■•!■ i :\i Eden Road. V': ~A ■ . !■".!), a smart activo Boy as third \ " . iiuu inkituhon.—Apply at STjntOfllce, WANTED, a well educated Youth who mn.read manuscript vvoll and quiokly. —Apply at tin; STAltOfflco. Y\7" ANTED, a Lad ; must bo able to TY milk.-Apply toT. W. Marks, Chapel- Btreet, or third house past Junction Hotel, Grent South Koad. WANTED, a Lad about IS, as improver to the baking business.—Apply Fronch Bakery, Hobsou street. TX/"ANTE D," a VoiithTfor" the office.— * V Applications to be ndrlroasod to the SyiM-otnry Auckland Qua Co.. i.imiteil. WANTED, a Strong Honest Boy to Drive a Spring Oart.-Apply to Mr John Sculloii, Kiiasell-streot, Arch Hill, alter 6 p.m. __ WANTED, Boy or Girl, between 12 and 13, to asdist in houpowork; to ro homo to sleep.—Apply in the morning houso nuxt Bowling Green, Grafton Road. WANTED, a Girl to assist in house work.-Apply Mrs Solomon, opposito BelmontHouso, vincent-streot. ANTED, a respectable Girl, 12 to 14 years, to mind a baby.-Apply to Mrs Eaton. Ilobson-street. WANTED, n Firet~class~Milliner~and Saleswoman with good experience, to take charge of Millinery and Fancy Room.— Apply Mr B. Girling, BloDhclm, Marlborough, stating salary required, etc. WANTE 157 Rood Laundress: also, Housemaid. -Apply Star Hotel, from 1C to 12 a.m.. or tl till 8 p.m. WANTED, Governess, to take charge of four ohildron, from 0 to 13 years o( age.—Apply Mra Ireland. Hulme Court. Parnell. WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply Mrs 1). Miller, Shelly Beach. WANTED, a respectable Servant.— _ Apply STAR Ollico. WANTED" good General Servant. No washing. — Apply to Mrs Willoughby, Tho Nook, Upper Symonds-streot. YTCTANTED, good General Servant; T t miißt be able to wash, und accustomed to children.—Apply Mrs Rose, Sarstlold-street, oll'Sholly Beach Koad. Ponsonby. WANTED, a good Cook and Laundress. —Apply Mrs Forrester, Swan Hotel, Mechanics' Day, at onco. WANTED^TPartner with£l,ooo capital in a good Paying Manufacturing Business.—Aupiy to Secretary T. and S. Morrln and CaJLimited). TTTTANTEDra Partner with Capital to II start Auctioneering in my premises; in good position, aad stock to start with; open till the 15th Instant.—W. L. Roth. Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart. Vlctoria-streot Kaat. WANTED, 4 rospoctable Working Men as Boardors; terms very moderate.— Apply Mre Darling, Albert Road, Dovonport, Xorth Shore. _________ _ [\7ANTED7Boardcrs in Private Famiiy. TT Terms modorato. — Apply Mrs Mac kenzie, Wliito House, Manukau Koad, Parnell. ANTED, by a Kospectable Married Couple, a Situation a3 Groom and Gardener; tho wife as housemaid, cook or laundreES.—Apply at Mra Baker's Registry, Newmarket. ANTED, Tenant for Now Storo or Shop being built in the busy thorough faro of Customs Btreet West. Kent easy.— Apply to _■. Rhodes. W "ANTED", goodFreeliold Securities for Bums ranging from _lOO.—Apply to J. M. Spood. Solicitor. Exchango Chambers. Durham-strcot. TTS7"ANTED, some kind, reapectablo T T Person to Adopt a good-tempered, healthy Baby Boy, nearly six months old.—Par ticulars from Mrs G., care of Mrs Gould, Uppor Union-Btreet WANTED,^n~_ilcitme_t~in a good locality cheap for cash.—Address Box 37. Post OHico." WANTED, Four Acres Land about ten miles from town : Mangero district pro ferrcd. — Apply John Dawson, Brown-street, Ponaonby. WANTED. — Four two-story Houses, Manukau Road, Parnell (£l2O annual income: mont desirable property), to bo abso lutely Sold. Thursday next, at Mercantile Sale Hooms.-.1. K. Konrinrnon. Auctioneer. V^TANTED. Young Man to share Koom t V with another, in a private family, no ntlior boarders: terms 18a per wook (washing included).—Address Mrs Mitchell, Claromont street, oil' ivy her Puss. ANTED to Lot,Comfortablo 4-roomod CoUubc— Apply Mrs Davidson, Mar mion-street, next Turkish Baths. WAN- ED, a Good Tenant to loaso gmnd Romucra property, consisting of lOroomed House. Kvcry convenience, Hwn, and ornnmental shrubbery. Purchasing clnuso arantcd.—Apply to J. R. Randcison, Auo tioncor. _ WANTED to Loaso, by a good tenant, Kniall Farm, suitable for poultry, with Kood Cottage, within 12 miles of town; wood und water; Ural-class tenant,—Addrcsa ■ anocr, Staii Oflice. WANTED to purchase, a Hmall Busi ness in Auckland, for about _100.-A. U., StakOllico. WANTED to Piirclmeo, a good Second hand Col net.—Apply to Jan. Browne, I iobaonjjtroot. _ ANTED, to Hire a Horso and Trap or Light Cart for a few days occasionally. -K.W.,3tauOlDco. WANTED KNOWN, tha't if William Jones, of Lincoln Btrect, Ponsonliy, doos not como and take down Chimnoy and re-build aiime eaticfactorily beforo 12th instant, I will have it done at his oxpenao.—John Cuming, Surrey Hllla. WANTED KNOWN.- Salo of Eden Torraco Proporty Tomorrow, 12 o'olook. —J. R. Randorson, next Bank Now Zealand, An opportunity to secure business position not likoly to occur again. ANTED KNOWN, persons having Books belonging to tho Circulating Library, Parnell, will please to return them by Thursday next, and thoy will much oblige— Richard T. Talbot .Parnell. WANTED KNOWN. - Drapery and Clothing Sale of Robaon's Stook is now ou at Brighton House, top of Grey-atreet.—J. Rendoll. Come if you want Cheap Goods. WANTED KNOWN— Chkap Timbeb 1 Chbap Timber 1 And all other kinds jf Building Material, can bo purchased cheaper and better than anywhoro else at tho yards of 0. GO—dib .Albert-street. WANTED at Once, 20,000 Pick and Shovel Men to call at Garrett Bros1, and sccuro Watertight at 8s 6d; Bluchers, is 6d. dale will last for One Month only. ANTED, the Ladies of Auckland and snrrounding districts to know that Mrs Corston has just opened a case of Hnglish and Parisian Milhnory. the most stylish in Auok land for shadOß and shape. A great variety to choose from. An inspection invited.—Mra Coraton, Newington House, opposite Portland House, Hobson-street. ANTED KNOWN.—Expiration of Lease Charles Kolßoy & Co. aro now offering a cash roturn of four shillings in every pound off all cash purchases of Fancy Goods over five Bhlllings.—Charles Kelsey & Co., 120, Queen Btreet. ViTANTED KNOWN.—SaIe of Eden VV Terrace Proporty To-morrow, 12 o'olook. -J. R. Randerßon, next Bank New Zealand. An opportunity to socure a buamea position not likely to occur again. WANTED KNOWN FUR COLLARS. CAPES, AND TRIMMIN&.-D. McPHERSON, Karangahape Road. FUR CAI _S, at 2s 6d, 3s 6d, 5s Gd, 8s 3d, 9a. One case only. ANTED TO SELL—Whipa (a really Bplendid assortment of. every kind)— Ladles1. Gents' Riding. Brlving, Cart; also. Solid Nickel Spurs, Stirrups, and the lateßt novelties in Saddlery and Hornoss: prices are useless to anybody unless they see the auallty. Come and inspoot, — "W. S. Jones, Whole aalo Manufacturer, 183, Queen-street. | WANTED KNOWN—That Onb Sum made by MUNRO & MILLIGAN, Hob aon-Btreet, will wear longer than Half A DOZEN (Cheap and Nasty) Shoddy Suits. , WANTED KNOWN—West End Phar maoy, Ponsonby Road, cheapest Drug Store in town-Holloway's Pills, la 3d: Cockle'o. lu 3d; Whelpton's, Is 3d; Eno's FruitSalt, 3s 3d; Feeding Bottles, 6d: Steadman's Powders. Is 3d j Poroua Plasters, la and Is 3d: Fluid Magnesia, Is 3d : Citrate ot Magnesia, la 3d; Jacobs Oil, 2s 6d: De Jongh's Oil, 2s 9d; Chlorodyne, Is and is 3d.—A. J. Blomfleld, Homoeopathic Chemist, Herbalist, and Pharmacist. WANTED KNOWN by the Ladies of Auckland, that from Wednesday, the Bth instant. Dress and Mantle making will be done in the rooniß over our drapery establish ment on Co-operative Principles. The Public. Employer, and Kmployco all to share in the profit. Prices low; terms cash.—J. Green, 85, Victoria-street. Ty ANTED KNOWN. GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE Contains the most vaiied and valuable stock of any placo in Auckland or the Australasian Colonies, and is certainly the cheapest, The departments may be olasslfled— Clocka and Watcheß Basketware Gold and Silver Jewel: Fanoy Gooda lery (all warranted (of all kinds) Eloctro-Plate „ Dolls, Toys Cutlery Stationery Book9 China and Glassware (at English prlceß) Lustres. Vaaes, &0. and a variety Desks of goods useful Work Boxes & Baskets and ornamental Ink3tonds not to be found Udies'and Gon ta1 Bags elsewhere. INSPECTION INVITED. GOODSON1- LONDON AKCADB, Viotorto wkl Queen-Btweta.



WANTED, a General Servant. Refer oncea required.—Apply Mrs L. Bollin, Llohflold-streot, baok of Star Hotel. Newion. WATSTED, a good General Servant— Apply to T. bhort, Romuera. WANTED, to Buy a Second hand Billiard Table, with all applianoos.— Adrtrnsa, stating prico anil whoro to be seen, to X.Y.Z., Star Ofllce. WANTED, to Lease or Purehaso House or Allotment near Ponsonby, Karanga hapo, Nowton. or North Roadß.—State particu lara to Z.X.. Star Office. WANTED, good General Smith.— —Apply James Macintyre, Wharf, One imnga. WANTED, a good General Servant j thrco in family.—Apply to Mrs Tonka. Qlcufoylc, Kemuera, before 11 or after 5 o'clock. ANTED, a Boy. — Apply G, Milla'a Ropo Factory, Arch Hill. WANTED, by a young lady, a Situa tion as Companion, or Governess to young children. Haa no objection to help with Bowing.—Addreßß Bota, Star Ofllce. WANTED, a Good Farm Hand.—App'.y to Mr Lai.khani, Devonport, North Shore VlTrANTEDTirßoy.—Apply D. Miller, TT Plumber, Wollcaloyßtreot. WA NTED7 a Grocer's Assistant with knowlcdßo of book-Kceping.—Apply by etter, with roferences, to "Buainoßß," Dow den'a Auction Mart, Quecn-strcet. ANTED, a good Brush Hand.—Apply C. Lawronco. Booch Road, Devonport. WANTED, in Parnoll, Lady to Board In private family. — Apply for addroaa MraUcll, Parncll Registry Office—Housemaids, Cooks^and Laundress wanted at once. WANTED, 1,200 foot PitchersforChan nels—Apply on works, Wollington-st., or to J. Craig, Coniinerco-strcet. ANTED to Soil, 50 boxes of East Coast Fruit, comprising line Baiuplca of Dessert Applca and Quinces.—ll. B. Morton. TVTANTED, good Bench Hands ; also, TT Boys to learn.-Apply Now Zealand Boot Faotory. Rutland-stroot. W 'ANTED, a Plumber and Zinc Worker.—Apply, nt once, to John Pet ford. Plnmbor, Chancery-ttreet. WANTED, a good General Servant; small family.—Apply, at once. Star Office VIS^ANTED, a good Cook and Laundress II in Binail familr; rofcroncea roqulred.— Apply Mra Colbeclc, Mount St. John, Kpaom. WANTED, a Girl about 14, to take out two children every afternoon from 2 to 5 p.m.—Apply Dr. Evans. North Shoro. WANTED, a General Sorvant.—Apply to Mrs Haro, Kf e > Villa, Turnor-stroot, oil' Upper Quoon-B'rofit. W"~' ANTED, at "Hannaford's Auckland Rogietryjestab. 22 years; Telephone 278), Hotol Working Housekeeper, 15a. W "ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (eatab. 22 yoars; Tolephono 278), Unlncumbercd Couple for farm or working Ftiinalo Houeekooper. WANTED, at Hannaford'a Auckland Rogißtry (oatab. 22 yeara; Telephone 278), Bovci al Oonoralß and Young Girls. X\f ANTED, at Hannaford'a Auckland T T Registry (estab, 22 years; Telophono 278), Voung Man to bousofnl. ~\KT ANTED, North Shore, Board and T T Reaidence, In private family, by young gentleman, torms modorato; permanent- Apply "P>," Box 118. . WANTED to Lot, in Ponsonby, a few minutes' walk from Tramway, Fur oisliod Bedroom, witk or without Board.—For xddrcss. apply Stah Office. WANTED, for Situations—Governess, Housemaid, Driver, Gardener, Stock nan. Washing by tho day.—J. L. Longbottom indCo. WANTED, 2 Generals for Thames; nlao, Good Cook.—J. L. Longbottom tnd Co. WANTED KNOWN—That J. L. Long bottom uml Co. havo taken over the Jfllcea lately occupied bF K. M. HeiKhton and Jo. us a Registry Office for Labour; also. Land ind Estate Agents.—J. L. Longbottom and Co. WANTED.— AboutOnoand a-half Acres lit Eden Land, 7-rooinod Houso (views if Waltomata and Maunkau), for poaitlvo aale it Auotion Thursday noxt — J. It. Randoreon, Auctioneer. WANTED, Board and Residence with young widow lady, no other boarders Lflpt.fowminutos' walk or Queen-street.—Ap )lv. Btntlng terms, to J. B. Groatriao. Star )ffioe. WANTED TO RENT, in town, a Houso of not loss than 5 rooms.—Apply o W, H. Dampler. W"XRTED~KNOWNT=^our Shillings in tho pour'1, is tho cash return or dls :ount on all caph purohasos over five shillings, it Kelsey'a, off their Gold and Silver Jewollory .nd Fancy Goods, tlioy having to vacate their iremises.—-harioa Kelfwy & Co.. 120. Quocn-sL \TTANTED, anothor 1,000 Clocks and TT Watches to clean and repair; also, lurchaacra for Waltham, Bnglißh, and Swigs batches, Clocks, and Jewollary by Thos. Nuta ord. Watchmaker, Jewollor, &0.. noxt Union tank, Viotoriastroet.—N.B.—All work guaran oetV for 12 montlia; musical boxos repaired, lianos purchased on ccnnmißHlon. ANTED KNOWN.-^Salo of Eden Terraco Proporty To-morrow, 12 o'clock. • J. R. Rnndorson, next Bank Now Zealand. \.n opportunity to secure a businoas position iot likely to ocnurjuaiin. WANTED, intolligont poople to look at tho pricoa and the reason why things an bo done at thOßo pricoß. J. H. DALTON, City Tailoring Kstablishmont, Viotoria-Btroot EAST, las olearod ont a Warohouso Stock at ander Cngllßh pricos, and can glvo— A Good Suit for 955, usual £310s 6d GOs. „ £A os6d „ 63b, ~ fillOsOd Trouaora 12s M, ~ £110) M 15s, ~ £1 lsOd 21s, „ £1 SsOd „ 22a Cd, „ £1 Tb64 I'bls Is a. Genuine Salo, and no blow about It. Kvory one gets Just what thoy want. ;Noto the addroßßj: J. H. DALTON. Tailor, VurrontA-fITnBBT KABT. riT A N T E » K N O W N. BALK OK ROBSONS STOCK, At J. RENDKLTi'S. Top of _r_y-btb__t. >lot Curtains, 2a Gd por pair. Vut Curtains, in lid per pair; speoial valuo. Hon's Tweed Trousers and Vest, fie lid. Vton's Twood Suits (moant for wear), 10s 6d. Pr.KASK Note : A Ix)t of Hoylo's and other boat makes of Print, 10yds. for Is lid. _*ino all Wool Flannola, good width, Ib OJd and in Sid. Customers must seo these to know tho value. Boy's Twood Trousors, 2s lljd. Uon's Stout Mole Troußors, 5s 6d per pair. Hoy's Knioker Suits. 3b 9d, lined through. Bny'H Knioker Suits, ioOd, nicely braided and K) Ladioa1 Durable Umbrellas, beautiiully mounted, 3s lid. Ladies Corsets, Is Cd por pair, original price No. 2 Stout Calico. 4s 4d por dor. Dross Materials, 2s lid, 3s lid, is lid tho Drosa Twccda. Is per yd.; Nelson do., 2s Bd. ralnoh Twilled Sheeting, BM. Ladles'Mackintoshes with Hood, 12a 6d. J. RENDELL, BRIGHTON HOUSE, Top of Grey-street ; TXf ANTED KNOW N THAT KEAN AND ALDERTON, OP WBLLBBLEY AND NELSON-STREETS, Are Sellini? FIREWOOD at the following Prioee tor CABH:- LONGWOOD.. - -. 12a 6d per Ton. CUT WOOD .. - ~ 13a 6d „ „ SPLIT WOOD Üb« „ „ Full Weight and Measurement Guaranteed. KOR CASH ONLY. XIT~7rN""T~E"D KNOWN. WORKING MEN OF AUCKLAND. Now is the time to get well Suited at ■Woollams's for 50s. To raise tho wind for Extensive. Shipment to arrive per Coptic OUR MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF TWEEDS Will bo Sold at unheard-of Prices for 10 DAYS ONLY. Look at the prices marked in the window, and judge for yourselves. WOOLL A M S, READY-MONEY TAILOR, Sydeniiam House (Foot of Grey-street). \ RCH HILL ROAD BOARD. Wanted, a Man to act aa Ranger, Pound keeper, &c. Apply by letter, stating terms re quired. &0., to office o£ above Board to. 21at ins_ GKORGK CHILTON. Chairman. Board's Offlco. Arch Hill, April 8.1885. AUTUMN HANDICAP.-The Person who held the Stakes won by "L.P.," please leave it at the Stab office. A LADY wishes for employment (study, amanuensis, or otherwise), two hours evory evening.—Apply " Soudan," Stab Office. A YOUNG Gentleman requires Home in private family of good address; musical preferred. —Send full particulars andtennato Kdens, Star Oflice. BOARD AND RESIDENCE.—Vacancy for Married Couple and Single Gentle men, Graf ton Houae, opposite Choral Hall, near Albert Park. CHEAP AND GOOD CUTLERY.— Ivory and Bone Handled Table and Dessert Knives, selli-g at very low prices.—Thomas Samuel, 108, Queen-street. DOOR PLATES, Stencil Plates, Dies, Monograms, etc., fingraved at the Stab Office. /GENERAL SERVANT WANTED.— \JT Apply to Mrs Day, Strond Green, Ver mont-Btreet, Ponsonby. ARSHALL'S Special Tincture of Podo phyll-m in tbe Homoaopatbio Remedy for all Liver and Stomach Disorders and Risings and Indigestion. Price, la per bottle.—O. W. Goodson, London Arcade, Sole Agent for Auck land



To Let TO LET, i Roomed Cottage, Eden Torrace; ror.t, 8a 6d.-Apply J. W. Heath, opposite Poat-ofllce, New North Roal^ TO LET, a Furnished Bedroom and Sit ting-room, with ÜBO of kitchen. — Apply Mrsßathurst, Irelßnd-ntroet, Ponsonby. TO LET at Mount Eden, a 7-roomed Houso; water and gas laid on ; wash houso and copper ; every convenience.—Apply Jamoa Stokes. Stokes Road. TO LET, Furnished Bed-room, with use of Sitting-room with fire-place ; rent, 7s 6d. Also, small Bedroom for a lady ; reDt. 2a Gd — K. A. Butler, Newton-street, Newton Road. TO LET, a comfortable House of i rooms, and scullery, in Summer-street, Ponson by; rent, lls Cd.—Apply Mra Morey, O'Neill street TO LET, a Nice House in View Road, Mount Edon; 15a per week.—Apply VV. and J. Frator, Land Agonta, Queen-street. T 0 LET, a first-rate Bottling Collar, with oonorete floor.—Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray, Land_Agonta, Fort-atreot. TO LET, a 2-Roomed House, withglass verandah; a couple without children pro erred.—Apply Mr Coad, Bootmaker, View Point, Mount Eden. TO LET, nice House of 4 rooms, near Eden Terrace, rent 93. — Hannaford's Ilouao and hand Agency, 296, Queen-street. TO LET, in private family, Furnished Bedroom, with or without Board.—For address, apply Star Offlcq. TO" LET at "Arch Hill, North Road, a Shop and 5 rooms, Buitablo for Chemist, Draper, or Grocor. —Apply JT, Warron, Kurunga hape lioad. 6~TeT, Glen Ayr, Edon Crescent, oppoßlto St. Paul's new church; also, arge House, U acres, stablo, coach house; near 'hroo Lampa. Pon-onby.—Apply to F. J. Bennett, Draper, 199, Queen-street. TO LET, three 7-roomed and two i roomed Houseß; Bplendid situation and cheap rents.—Apply F. M, Morley, Mclrose, NorthJ3horq. TO LET, a 7-roomed House in Mackel vio-Btroot, Burroy Hilla Estate ; clobo to Ponßonby Road.—Apply W. Thome, next door. TO LET, in Abercrombio-street, Shop, with flvo Rooms ; gas and water laid on ; a good grocory business can bo done in it; ront 12s per week.—Apply John Kelr, Aborcromble streot. _ TO LET, Wellesley-Btreet Baptist Church; possession can bo given on lnt May.— Apply to Vailo and Douglas, House, Land and Kstato Agonta, Shortland-atreot, rilO LET, a largo Shop and Dwelling of JL Six Rooms at the corner of Wellesloy street and Freeman's Bay, auitablo for any busioi'Bi and lltted up in flrst-claeastylo,—Apply Jamos Flynn, Vornon-street. TO LET, two new Shops, witli living rooms; superior finish; Jcrvoia Road ; rent very clicup.—Apply at cornor of Curron atroot and Jervoiß Koud. TO LET, n Room, suitable for travellers' sample room or an officj—J. L. Long bottom and Co. 0 LET, in Sentinel Road, 7-roomod Houbo, with extunsivo ground; very healthy and rcppixtablo locality.—Apply J. H. W'ithoford. Shcrtlßndstreot, or to Mr Andor son, Imperinl Hotel. rno LET c r For Sale, o Six-roomed Houso, JL with Bathroom; Venetian blinds, gas and water laid on; allotment has doablo frontage; 15 feet, Norfolk-strnet, Brown-stroet, Ponsonby: tlopth. 10J foot; terms easy.—Apply J. M. ana J. Mqwbray, Land Agents, Fortatreot. TO LET, a Shop and Houso, Karanga hapo Road, top of Quoen-streot; auitablo for minium-, jeweller, or tailor.—Apply Jaa. Pnvles. rr\ o - b e let. WATERLOO QUADRANT, opposlto Go vernment Houso—That vory spleuaantly iltuaiod roßidence now occupied by tho Rev. Mr (Joldatoin, Largo rooina, and every con vonienco for a family. SURRKY HILLS, Groat North Road-Uouso, ) rooniß. NKW NORTH ROAD, opposito Kingeland 3ood cottage; rent, 12s Gd por week. W. L. MITCHELL, Land Agent, COOMBK3'B ARCADB.



m o l e t. FOR A TERM OF FIVE YEARS. THE RACECOURSE FARM.OTAHUHU. Lately in tiik Occupation ok MR JOHN JOHNS, Containing tho Homostead and about 110 aeroa of lirst-clnsH land in good order, for an Incoming tenant-Apply to W. 1). BUSH, A. 11. SHKPPARD. Otahuuu. ASIXANDBEVEN-ROOMEDHOUSE to Lot in Graf'on, very convonlont— Apply Clapton Cottage, Kcuflold Viow. SHOP and 5 Rooms To Lot, in Karanga hapo Road.—Apply 11. W. Simes. For Sale. IJIOR SALE, Cheap, Doors, Sashes, and : Sash Frames; 7s per pair.—Apply Loman, down A nicy-street. Newton Road. fipOß SALE, Lovol Allotment, all fencod ; IL' £2 por foot, in Queen street Onohunga.— Apply W. Porrin, Quuhunga. |7K)R PRIVATE SALE, Ono of tho best, .I 1 compact and convenient Farmsjin Walkato. —For paniculars apply to Robort Bradley, Auotioncor, Karangahapo Road. FOR SXLE, cheap, two Shop Window" sashes. — Apply at Heath's. Bootmakor, Upper Syniondsstroit. FOR SALE, a lip;lit Horse and Hnrnoea, £8 10s, at G. Mills's Ropo Factory, Burrey Creacent, Arch Hill. FORTSALEr'-TAiiotinonts, 1 Houeo (5 rooms), 1 Shop and Bakeh ju°o, Pomonby; 5 Acres, Blrkonhoad : 5 Shares "Thames Adver tiser."—J ,1/. Longbottom and Co. FOR SALE, Victoria Arcade, tho most attractive Fancy Goods Business and position in Auckland; at valuation. —E. Kiohardson, Victoria -street. A bargain. ■"jjV)R SALE or To Let, a "handsome X} Villa Rcsldonco of 12 rooms in Park avonuo, botweon Park Road and Cnrloton Gore Road : every convonlcnoo is provided : tho dis-1 tanco into Queen street is 15 minutes' walk.— Apply Mr Gruroß Aickin. Chemist, Quoon el root. _ IHOR SAL'ETtjood Platform Scolou, Port ■ iihlo Bolhr and Cooking Range—D. llynuiasun. Locksmith and Rangomakor, Durhaifl-Btroot FOR SALE, old-ostabltalicd Grocory Business, In junction with four streets. Pronriotor reluctantly giving up owing to bad health.- - Apply to A. 11. Nathan, Customs-st. FOR SALE or To Lot, a Beautiful Veran dah Villa of 6 Roomß and Scullery; Bow window of and about J an aero ot Volcanic land; allotmont 2CO x 200 ;i Water laid in from Tanks. —Cards to view and all particulars from D. F. Evans, Houso. Land, and Estate Agont. FOR BALE, tho Stock and Goodwill of a Grocory Store doing a good cash trado in a leading thoroughfare; low rent; stock small, but well assorted; only small Capital required j will bo sold a Bargain; satisfactory reasons for owner selling.—Apply J.R., Star Ofllce. FOR SALE, the Lease, Stock and Furniture of good paying Country Hotel. Tho lease haß six and a half yoars to run, and is upon very favourable tormß. Althoußh tho buainoss is a good paying one, the proprietor doos not ask anything for Goodwill, as ho is compelled to sell owing to ill health.—For further particulars apply to H. S. Walmsloy, Commission Agent Opotiki. f«-| PAA —FOR SALE, 4 Allot oV-lvVvi ments.PinesEstate.cheap; i. Well Park; All-fonoed Corner; 2 four and flve-roomed Cottagos, just off Ponsonby Road, with Stable, etc., suit anyone with horsos; also, 7-roomod House, with ovory convenience Soveral other Properties, Deferred or other payments. Tho above amount to bo mode up at onco. Will soil at a sacrifice.—G. Sage, Oliphant- Btroot, Ponsonby^ BIKKENHEAD.— I to 5 Acre Allot ments ; good bush and water; price, from £30 per aore; terms eaßy.—Apply to W. F. Hammond & Son, Architects, 8.8. Chambers. T\ i v 6" n p 6" ii ¥ FOR SALE—Choice .Allotments situated on the Vauihall Road, with magnificent view, good frontage, and within easy distanoe of oteamer. Price very low: terms easy. — For full particulars apply to Lllewall Bros., House and Land Agents, Post-offloe Store, Devonport Ci REYTOWN, AVONDALE.—Splendid \JT Building Sites, on the beautiful slope of tho hill, just at Railway Station, and overlook ing all the pretty farmß and homesteads \ scattered around the village, and on the bank of tho Avondalo Kiver. These are splendid sites, avoraging 100£t. by 120ft., at priceß ranging from £50 per Lot. and othor Lots to Bult puronas ers, at about £25 per Lot.—D. F. Evans, Land and Estate Agent. (U25) "VTEW HOUSE for Sale, 5 large rooms, _131 verandah, largo Allotment, Howe-stroet; £10 deposit; balance as agreed.—Apply A. J. Thomas, Floroa Store, Haydn-street. WM. pULLIVBR, HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGSNT. QUKKN-STRKET.



£ s. d. Mount Eden, Prospect Rise _ 310 0 per foot Wellington-street, City .. .. 16 0 0 „ Mountßoskillßoad,6os 132.. 30 0 „ Brlxton Road, 66 x 132 .. _ 110 0 „ Durfbar Road, 66 x 132 _ _ 110 0 Kldon Road, 66 x 132 .. .. J 10 0 „ Stuart-street, Ponsonby, 27x110.80 « 1 Cox-street, Ponsonby .. ..200 Clarence-street, Ponsonby ..200 Shelly Beaoh Road, 66 x 100 .. 410 0 „ Shelly Beach Road, 60 x 186 ..600 „ Shelly Beaoh Road, corner site 6 0 0 „ Riohmond Road, 100 x 117 ..300 „ Prospeot-Bt., Ponsonby, 6a x 100 3 0 0 „ Jervoifl Rd., Ponsonby, 66 x 100 8 0 0 „ Wharf Rd., Ponsonby, 40 x 100 2 0 0 „ SurreyHiUs,PoUen-5t.,38.6x132 310 0 „ Surrey Hills, Snrrey-st., 40.6 x 126.6 .. .. 410 0 ~ John-atreet, 40x82. £7o John-street, corner slto. £50. Churoh-Btreet, 38 x 100.6 „ 310 0 „ Northcoto—Allotments from £15 to £70, very cheap. Birkenhead—Allotments from £50, very cheap HOUSES. Brown-st., Ponsonby—2, each 6 rooms, 3 fire places ; ground, 80 x 99, drained; new. £650. Brown-Rtroeet, Ponsonby—7 rooms,good well; 40 x 99, fenced, &o. £350. Brown-streot PoDsonby—2 Houses, i rooms, water laid on, fenced, &c. Bach £320. Chnrch-street—House, 6 looms, gas and water, fenced, 50 x 100. £500. Prospcet-st.—Houae, 6 rooms, water, fenced, verandah, 14 x 100. £100. Blake-streot—" Houses, etch I rooma and skillion, fenced, &c £480. WM. GULLIVER, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGBNT, QUKEH-STBBXT,.



TO CONTRACTORS AND PLASTER ERS.—For Sale, about 25 New Poles.- Apply, at oneo, to W. and J. Beehan & Co';, Drapers, junction of Quoenand Grey-streetß. • TO CONTRACTORS.—RubbIe Stor.6 for Sale; quarry easy distance; good road; no toll.—Apply to W. Durham, Victoria streotWest. WASHING MACHINE for Sale, im ported from Melbourno; Selling at half its original cost. Can bo used in a private Family or Hotel or by Washerwoman.—Apply to Manager of the Steam Laundry. Upper Pitt-st. FOR SALE, a Good Staunch Bugfiy Horse (1G honds). Works in single or double harness.—Apply Thames Carriage and Dray Factory, Victoria-street East.



meetings. A^W STAB OF~~AUCKLAND Xi^WgfeliiSr LODGE, No. 2C, N.Z. B_^P*^to^ The Members of above '**' are requested to attend Mooting in Lodge-room, Inauranoo Buildings, TO-MORROW (Thursday), at 7.30 p.m. Busi ness— Lodgo of Instruction, and lieport of Dele gate to last Grand Lodge Session. By order of the N.G. A. &■ WHEELER, Permnt. Sec. TVfEETINGS IN CONNECTION WITH JLtX MISB ARNOLD'S VISIT TO AUCKLAND. Miss Arnold, of the South Adelaide Baptist Missionary Society, will Address Mootings as under :— WIS ONESDAY NEXT, 7.30.-Wellesley-Btreot Baptist Church. Subject, "Hindoo Worship," illustrated with idols and pictures. THURSDAY NEXT, 7.30-Wollesloy-strcot Baptist School-room. Subject, "Incidents in Our Experience and General Mission Work in India." FRIDAY NEXT, 3 o'clock.-Wellesloy-Btreet Baptist School-room. To Ladies only. Subject. " Christian Work Among the Women of India." FRIDAY NEXT, 7.30.-Ponsonby Baptist Church. Subject, " Domestic Life Among tlio Peoplo of Bengal," illustrated with articles of dress, utensils, &c. SUNDAY AFTERNOON. 3 o'clock.-Welleu loy-streot Baptist Church. To Children. Parents, and Friends. Spcoial Sunday-school Address. SUNDAY EVENING. 6 30.-Mount Eden Baptist Church. "General Mission Work Among the Women of India." "VTORTH SHORE FOOTBALL CLUB. The Annual Meeting of the North Shore Football Club will be held- in the Clubroom, Masonic Hotel, on WEDNESDAY EVENING. Bth instant, at half past seven p.m. A full attendance ia requested. 'VT 0 T I C B. Tli o Regular Mooting of the Auckland Chapter, No. I.3LS. H.K.A., is Postponed from the "Jth to the 10th inst.. By order. M. S. LEERS, B.E. TDANK OF NEW ZEALAND. Notioo is heieby given that tho Half-yearly General Mouting of the Proprietors of tho Bank will be hold in the Banking-house, in Auokland on WEDNESDAY, the 22nd day of April next, at noon, for tho purpose of receiving tho report of tho Direotors for the Half-year ending 31st Instant, and for nny other business that may be brought before the Meeting. By ordor of tho Board of Directors. D. L. MURDOCH, Gonoml Manager. Auokland, Mnrch 21,1885. "I»ANK OF NEW ZEALAND, Tho TRANSFER BOOKS of this Bank will be CLOSED from TUESDAY, tho 11th, to WEDNESDAY, tho 22nd April, both days in clusive. By ordor of tuo Board of Diroctora. l>. h. MURDOCH, General Manager, Auckland, Maroh 21,1885.



Personal. TIT I S SING FRIENDS. WILLIAM ALFRED" CALDWELL, ar rived por ship Dovor Castlo. at Christchuroh, Canterbury, New Zealand, from Bolfunt, Ire land, year 1875. Hip brother, JAMES CALD -1 WELL, will bo glnd to hear from him.—Ad : dress, care of W. KEATING, Storekeeper, Port Douglas. HUNTER, MRS ELIZA.-Call for Loiter at J and J. Dickey's, Quocn-st MR MATTHEW ROBINSON, of the Him of Bolton and Robinson, House Atrents, Durham and Queen-bluets; also. Mr Mol.'nualin. Life Insurance Agent, aro requested to oall on Mra J, Garrick, Sydnoy and Melbourno Caft', at once. MRS TILBY, from Nelson, call Cam bridge Houso, Jjowor Vincont-strcot. Lady from Sydney would like to seo you. ■\"\7"ILL tho porson who took Silk Um- T T brella from Pitt-street Church last even ing' please roturn game to Star Oflleo, or with tho Vori;or of tlio chnreh. PERSONAL. — Jossio, Sophia, Rosa, Maria, Boisy. Thoreso, coino if you please, select from my Name Broochos.—Tom Koosing, jeweller. Victoria-Btreot. T> ERSONA L.—Any Rontloman with JL monoy, and dcßirous of adding thereto Hhould attend Auction. Moroantilo Balo Rooms, 'i'hureday next. Grand Property Parnoll, Edon Terrace, Mount Kdon. — J. R. llanderson, Auo tloneer, "\XATIUMONIAL.— A woalthy Young JLtJL Farmor (down tho const) eookaa Wife, ago 20 to 25. through Hannaford's Agenoy. Photo and full particulars thcro, Tenders. "VT" E \V ZEALAND ROADS. HOKITIKA-CIIRfsTCHURCH ROAD. TAIPO BRIDGE CONTRACT. Written Tenders will bo rooolTed at this ofHoe until Noon of SATURDAY, tho 2nd May, IRSS, Tor th? nbovo contraot. They aro to bo marked on the outsido " Tender for Taipo Bridgo Con tract." and addressed to tho Hon tho Minister for Publlo Works, Wellington. Telegraphic tenders similarly addressed and marked will be recelvod if presented at any telegraph office by noon of tho samn date, provldod that wrltton tondcrs aro lodged at any District or Resident Engineer's otlico by tho same hour. Drawings, specifications, nnd general conditions msy bo aoen at this olllcc. and at tho Public Works Oillccs at Aurkland. Chrietohurch, Dunodin. and Groymiuth, and at tho Survey Offloe, Hokttika. Tho lowcat or any tender not neces sarily accepted. By eomnin^d, .I3HN BLACKETT. Engineer in Chief, PuMio Works Offloe, Wellington. April 6th,JIBSS. r __ ■VT E\V ZEALAND RAILWAYS. FOXTON-NKW PLYMOUTH RAILWAY. FORMATION AND PERMANENT WAY (I.ongth, about 2 miles 35 chains). MOTUBOA CONTRACT. Public Works Office, Wellington, April 2,1885. Written Tonders will be received at this office until noon of THURSDAY, the 7th May, 18T5, for tho above Contract. They are to be marked on the outside "Tonder for Moturoa Contract," and addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Public Works, Wellington. Telegraphic ton dors, similarly marked and addresaed, will be received if presented at any Telegraph Office by noon of the same date, provided that written tenders are lodged at any District or Resident Engineer's Office by the same hour. Drawings, specifications, and general conditions may be seen at this office, and at tho Publio Works Ofllces, Auckland, Chrietchurch, Dunedin, and Wanganui, and at the Railway Manager's Ofllce, New Plymouth. The lowest or any tender not nocoasarily acoepted. By command. JOHN BLAOKETT, Knglnoer-ln-Chlef. m E N D E R S. Tenders will be received by the One Tree Hill Road Board till 6 p.m. on THURSDAY, the 16th April, for Delivery of Gravel on Mount Smart, Half chain, and Gravel Pit Roads; also, for Delivery of Fine Gravel for Footpaths, ROBERT HALL, Chairman of Board.



mo BUILDERS. Tendors will bo received until noon of FRIDAY, the 17th inst.. for the Erection of a Cottage at Ellerslie for Mr Sutherland. Plans. &c, at my office. Vulcan Lane. W. H- SKINNER, Architedt. mO BUILDERS. Tendors will be received for Additions to a Villa Residence at Epsom, until Noon of FRIDAY, the 10th April. Plans, etc., at my oiflca, Vulcan Lane. ' w. H. SKINNER, Architect. mO BUILDERS. Tenders are Invited for a House in Mount Roßkill Road for Mr R. P. Pasco until noon, 10th April, 1885. ' The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. A.P.WILSON. Architect, High-street, Auckland. mO BUILDERS. EXTENSION OF TIME. 'Ponders for the erection of a Residence at Onehunga ■will be received until noon of SATURDAY, llth inst Plans, &c.. at No 9, South British Chamber SiDMuND bell _ Architeot. mO BUILDERS. EXTENSION OF TIME. The time for receiving Tenders for the Erection of a Villa in Richmond Road will bo extended until TO-MORROW (Wednesday) at noon. Plans. &c, may be seen at Mr Prime a, ironmonger, Karangahape Road. mENDERS called for Building Chim | neys.—Plans seen at Wynyard Arms. Close this evening at 8 o'clock. Continued en rirat Pago



Public Notices. "jew ZEALAND FARMER, BEI AND FOUfcTRY JOURNAL. In consequence of the great and npo'oja domand from the country districts, the Makci number of the above ia unfortunately short ol requirements. The proprietor would, there fore, feel grateful to any persona, who, having read their March copy, return game to Stab Office, One shilling will be paid for ovory copy in good condition, pHURCH OF ST. THOMAS, WEDNKSDAY, APRIL 8, 1885. SPECIAL BAPTISMAL SERVICE, 7.30 p.m. LLOYD KEATING, Pastor. PURSUANT TO "THE LICENSING ACT, 1831,-' I, Allan Knnß Taylor, Chair man of tho Mount Albert Licensing Dietrict, do heroby appoint SAMUEL BROOKING Pro- Siding Officer, and WEDNKSDAY, tho 22nd dar of April, 18S5, as the day, and the Publio Hall, Mount Albert, as the place at which a Poll of the Ratepayers of Mount Albert Licensing District is to bs taken, to determine whether the number of Publicans' Licenses is to bo increased in the said District. Tho Poll to commonce at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, and close at G o'clock in the afternoon of the said day. Dated this 6th day of April, 1885. ALLAN KKRR TAYLOR, Chairman Mount Albert Licensing District, THEATRE ROYAL. Lessee .. .. Prof. A. E. Rico Musical Directress Mrs Rice TO-NIGHT! (Wedneaday) TO-NIGHT I PROFESSOR A. E. RICE, PROFES3OR A. E, RICE, PROFESSOR A. E.' RICE, THE CELEBRATED MIKD - READER, HUMORIST, and PHYSIOGNOMIST, In an entirely Novel Entertainment, Embracing MENTAL SCIENCE, MUSIC, & MYSTERY. On this, the Professor's second appearance in New Zealand, a moat select and interesting Srogrammo will be presented. Professor ;ick ia an actual THOUGHT - READER, THOUGHT ■ READER, And will road the mind of anyone dosirous of tosting his peculiarly wonderful gift-even to tolling name, age, and nativity of pcrfoct strangers. "There are moro things 'twixt heaven and earth than's dreamt of in man's philosophy." —Shakspearo. In addition to tho above will follow an extra ordinary and instructive programme, Consisting of MUSK (Vocal and Instrumental). Physiognomical Delineations, in which Prof. Rice is universally acknowledged to be un rivalled, and CABINET MYSTERIES. Outdoing tho Hindoos (vide opiniona of tho Press). Prices of Admission:—Reserved Seats, sa; Dress Cirole, 3s; Stalls, 2s ; Pit, One Shilling. Doors open at 7.30; overture at 8. Orchestra—ltalian String Band. C. HAWKINS. Advance Agent. __ H. PXtITCHARD. Busincea Manager. HUSSAR and Jersey Jackets, button in front, with jacket backs, plain and embroidered. 10s to 40s; an assortment just opened.—J. M. MoLacnlan,J!22, Queen-street. BIILHEADS, 'Memorandums, Account and Invoice Forms, engraved on copper plate, Lithographed or Printed in type at the 3tar Office. tHE onormous increase in tho sales is a proof x of the growing popularity of Wolfe's BenAPPB. 'THE pubno shonld avoid all imitations ot *■ Wolfe's Schnapps. Be sure you prooure tho genuine Wolfe's. CTELENSVILLE, TOWN DISTRICT. TAKE NOTICE. The Valuation List for the Helensrllle Town District for tho year 1885 ia now open for inspec on at Messrs P. and J. McLeod'g Store, Helonsvllle, until the 31st April, 1885. CHARLES NEWMAN, Clerk. TTORI WAIROA AND Jj KAIPARA. '^KSgSCJfflfi' Tho Brigantine «^Ej£jggjjgjpp LOOK-OUT Will sail for the above Ports on or about MON DAY next. For freight. uC apply to E. MITCHELSON & Co.. Agonts. DRURY BRIDGE, GREAT SOUTH ROAD. Notico is horoby given that tho abovo Bridge will bo CLOSED tor Cattle and Wheol Traffic for Ono Month on and after tho 9th day of April, 1885. J. MARSHALL, Contractor. mO BUILDERS. AND CONTRACTORS. Tenders will bo rocoivod up to noon on WED NESDAY, tho Bth April, for Controto and Brickwork for gas apparatus to be erected at Waitara. For further particulars apply to tho N.Z. FROZEN MEAT & STORAGE Co,, 125, Qucon-Btrcot. Auckland. rraE.NEVV ZEALAND LAND MORT ± GAGE CO. (LIMITED). Subscribed Capital .. .. £2.000,000 Paid-up Capital .. .. £200,000 Head Office for the Colony : NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE BUILDINGS. QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. This Company Is prepared to negotiate LOANS on Froohold Mortgages throughout the Colony at current rates. For Application Forms and f urthor particulars apply to JAMES BUTTLE, Socrotary. Queon-nt., Auckland. OULMAN'S PHOTO. ROOMS.— Tourists and othors having expressed dis appointment in not seeing our Photo. Views of tho Hot Lake Dißtriot, Bush and Fern Studies, oto,. before purchasing elsowhoro are invited to inepoot our large Serios of tho sumo. The finest collection of Maori Portraits In New Zealand. J.B. — Instantaneous Portraiture in all in brunches. Enamelling done for the Trado and Amateurs on reasonable tennß.—Shortlund-st.. Auckland. "PROCLAMATION. GREAT SACRIFIcS"!)? £9.000 WORTH OF BOOTS, SHOES, and SLIPPERS, tho Balance of our Immense Stock. GARRETT BROS", having decided to prolong the SALE FOR ONE MONTH LONGER, in order to dose partner ship accounts, G.B. are determined to sell dur ing that time at PRICES UNHEARD OF IN THE COLONY! The following are the PRICES of a few lines only: ---s. d. s. d. Men'sWatertlghta .. ..8 6..worth 11 6 Mon's Elastics 7 6..worth 12 6 Men's Balmorals .. ..9 6..worth 12 6 Mon's Bluchors 4 6..worth 8 6 Men's Shoes 6 6..worth 10 6 Ladies'KidE.S 6 6..worth 9 6 Ladies'Buttoned Boots .. 9 9.. worth 13 6 Ladles'Buttoned Boots .. 7 6..worth 12 6 Ladies' KidE.S 6 6..worth 9 6 Ladlos'Kid E.S. High-leg .. 7 6..worth 12 6 Children's Shoes .. ..1 o..worth 3 6 Children's Boots .. ..1 o..worth 3 6 Ladles'Evening Shoes .. 4 6.. worth 8 6 All Other Lines at Equally Low Rates for CASH ONLY. GARRETT BROS., Tanners and Boot Manufacturers, WAKEFIELD-STREET, Auckland. /IHEAP /GROCERIES!! /IHEAP QUGARS I ! pHEAP nnEASII AT REW'S OLD-ESTABLISHED GROCERY STORE, VIOTORIA-STBEET. White Table Sugar, 3d per Ib. Very Best Fresh Butter, Is per lb. Very Good Fresh Butter, lOd per lb. Potatoes, 3s 6d per cwt. delivered Beat Factory Cheese, 6d per lb. New Jams, fis 6d per doz. A Fresh Supply of the Famous la lOd Tea jußt to hand. VISIT REW'S, VICTORIA-STREET. £•-» _f_ TO £10,000 LENT on Building ml J_ " Society prlnoiples.or on other.tarms 0 suit bo> rowers. Allotments bought and erases bsli on Weakly Payment System. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Beo List of Properties for Sale on other page. Six per cont, allowed on money deposited for Investment.— O. Willamson, Land, Estate, and Finanolal Acrnnt and Vainer. High-street. Auckland. tTIUHT-SOIL CONTRACT. Quarter is now due, and must be promptly paid, or service will be stopped. BAM. WHITE, Contractor. "> ELIEF from Cough in Ten Minutes.— % BHARLAND'P CHERRY PECTORAL' Moe, 2s 6d and la 6c—K. O. Bharland, opposltl 1 Post-office. DR ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.-Th« most popular madlolne of the day. Prioe, 2a W a box.—Colo nial Agent F. C. Bhabland, opposite tha Poat- OBcg * T> OSELINE job thb B AIR —This ele- XV gant preparation completely eollpasa every artlole of a similar kind now before the public. Prioe, Is 6d e bottle.—Shabund, Apothecaries Hall, WORMS. All children suffer from them. If BUspeoted. ask for the Certain Cure. 3HAFJjAND'S WORM POWDBRS, la packet Apothecaries' Hal opposite Post-office. A TBI RATS! RATS !—Use BKARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTB, Eats eot it greedily, end die s no smell. Prloa. One Shilling a Bottle. i SHARLAND, opposite Post-oifl w.



TO" O T I C E , Customs, Auckland, Bth April, 1885. By Order in Council dated 27th ultimo, the Closo Season for Itpck Oyaterd in Coromandcl Connty is EJrtended to the end of March, ISS7. THOMAS HILL, Collector. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act, 1853," and of the Bankruptcy of Anucs McNkil, of Coromandel, in the Provincial District of Auckland, Miner and Contractor, a Bankrupt. Notice is hereby given that I, Angus McNeil, of Coromandel, in the Province of Auckland, in New Zealand, Minor and Contractor, have this day filed in the Baid Court at Auckland a peti tion to bo adjudged a Bankrupt. Dated thin Bth day of April, 1885. ANGUS MCNEIL. Samuel Jackson*, Shortlandstreet, Auck land, Solicitor for the Bankrupt. J ODGE ALBION, 2003, E.3. An AT HOME to Commemorate the Instal lation of Officers of the above Lodge will take piece in Devootort Hall on FRIDAY, May • Ist, 1885. Committee: Bros. M. Niccol. T. E. Durance, A. W. Gardner, S Vosper, A. Burgess, J. Kuox. A pplication for tickets to be made to the Com mittee on or before 21th April. A. BURGESS, Secretary. Devonport, April Bth, 1885. THEATRE ROYAL! THEATRE ROYAL! Commencing SATURDAY, April 11, at 11 a.m. sharp. GRKAT 12 HOURS WALKING MATCH Betweon D. RAYNER, Champion Long distance Walker of the Colonies, and 1). McCUNE, of Auokland, for £50 a-side, in cluding door money, also the Championßhip of Auckland. The race will start at 11 a.m. Bharp, and finish at 11 p.m. A splendid Brass Band will bo in attendance during the afternoon and evening. ADMISSION-lB AND 2s. H~~ ~6Ty trinity church, OTAHUHU. A GDJT AUCTION and PROMENADE CON CERT will be held in the Otahuhu Public Hall on WEDNESDAY, 29th April, 1885, in aid of Fund for Painting and Repairing tho above Church. Doors open at 7 ; to commence at 7.30 p.m. Ad mission: One Shilling; Children, Sixpence THE ELEMENTARY TONIC SOL-FA CLASS Commences TO-NIGHT, at 7, IN TRAINING COLLEGE, ADJOINING WELLKSLKY-STKKET SCHOOL. J. YOUNG. fIHOEAL SOCIETY. \j The Second Performance of the Season, con slating of Gounod's "Mease Solennelli" and Mendelssohn's " Walpurgiß Night," will be given TO-MORROW (Thursday), the 9th inst., at 8 pm. Doors open at 7.30. H. N. GARLAND, Hon. Sec. TVTEW EDEN HALL, SUMMER i3I STREET, MOUNT EDEN ROAD.— Mr E. White will deliver tho usual Weekly Lecturo in the above Hall THIS (Wed nesday) EVENING, commencing at half past sovon. Subject—"The Witch ot Endor." " Whom shall I bring up to theo? and He said, Bring me up Samuel." Seats free. Questions invited. "VT OTICE TO LADIES. JUST ARIUVED~FROM ENGLAND, A Well selected Stock of COLOURED JEANS AND COLOURED OOTTELLS, At Mr DOWN'S, Staymakkr, llobson-Btrect ' A SELECT BALL will be held in the Oddfollows' Hall, Ponsonby, on THURS DAY, April 30. Tickets can be had of any one of the Committe, Mr Bolsham, Mr J. Edwardß, Mr C. Edwards. MRS FISHER, " Sandon House," Ded wood Terrace, Jervois Road. Ponsonby j two minutes' walk from the Three Lamps; Select Board and Rosidence; bath-room j pleasantly situated; good view of the harbour; city 'puses pass frequently.: "VT OTICE OF REMOVAL. THOMAS COLE begs to inform his Patrons and the Public that tie haa REMOVED, and is now carrying on business in-Darby-3'roet. two doorß from the Thistle Hotel; and also in Vic toria street, six door3 below tho Oxfurd Hotel. Orders will be received at cither of the above mentioned places for every description of Basket-work. ~Asf£ T^ O'R LONDON. >g|g«|ps§£L The Al clipper barquo (iLENLO R A, 77t tona rO £j ß t ori jj_ g ar . gent, master, is now loading for London, and having the groater part of her cargo engaged, will havo prompt despatch. For freight or passage apply to CRUICKSHANK & CO., Agents. 18, Queen-street. Auckland. March 4 th, 1885. S_S lln. — Men's nico Dark Tweed Trou *J sers, 5a lid a pair; really good and war ranted to wear.—Fernandez, Newton, the Cheep Cloihior. DHYAUIASON, DURHAM • STREET, AUCKLAND.-Keys Fitted to Patent and other Locks, on the shortest notice. Praotical Men sent to Pick Locks and Opon Safes at moderate charges. Lawn Mowers Ground and Repaired. mOOTHACHE CURB. — Inat«ntaneon» JL Rellef-ODONTALGIO.-la per bottle.- V. C. BHARIiAND. opposite Poat-offloe. FIRE and Thiof Resisting Safe, second hand, must be in good condition.—State prico, &0.," Safe," Star Ofllco. TLLUSTRATED and Plain Business and I Address Cards Engraved on Plato and Printed at the Staii Office. LADY, teaching thorough English, Ad vanced Arithmetic, Elementary Algebra and Kuclid, Parisian French, Musio, Calißtho nic3, Latin Grammar and Translation, Beeks Employment as Morning or Daily Governess in gentleman's family. — Address P.R.K., Stah Office; "VTOTICE OF REMOVAL.—Mrs Cheek J3i hae Romoved from Queen-street to City Market, and will open on Saturday. ONEHUNGA.— Call early and see the great sale of Winter Hats at Mm W. Worden s, Onehunga. Strawß, from 2Jd, for cash only. HOTOGRAPHIC PRINTER Wanted. —Particulars of experience and salary required to " Carbon." Stab Office. PON Y, Light Cart, and Harness, Wanted to hire by the week or puronn no; must be oheap; prioe not to exceed £20 —W. Ramßon, Franklin Road, third house from the Bay, right hand side. SHOW and Bottle Labels of every de- Bcrlption Lithographed at the Star Office. THE ADVERTISER wishes to take a Child to Nurse, or might Adopt ono,— Address, " J.W.." Newton Post-office. . WHEN a genuine article such as Wolfe's Schnapps has earned a good namo for it self, imitations spring up. 1 A AAA PERSONS Wanted to JLVf,"W Purchase the Balance of our Stock of Boots and Shoes, amounting in value to £9,000, at unheard-of prices. Sale now on.—Garrettßros., Wakeflold-street, Auok land Lost and gonnd. LOST, on Saturday afternoon, between New Lynn and Mount Albert, a Jet and Gold Brooch, the shape of a Maltese cross.—A reward will be givon if returned to Mr Peok, Avondalo, or to Mr Mead, City Market. OST, in Parnell, on Saturday night, a Greenstone Brooch (sold).—Finder re warded on returning samo to Stah Office. LOST, a Grey Horse with saddle and bridle, branded CH on hind quarters.— Finder will be rewarded On applying to W. B. Meldrum. Tailor, Shortland-street. LOST, on Thursday, April 2, a Morocco Leather Pocketbook, containing papers of no value to anyone but the owner. — The finder ■will receive 10s reward by applying to Mr McKinnon, at Messrs Hunter and Nolan's, Durham-street. LOST, on Monday, between Wharf and Ponsonby. a Fiji Bag, with lady's lace cap —Finder rewarded on leaving same at Aylett and Lotham's. Viotoria-Btreot. LOST, between Kyber Pass, Beresford street, or Fonsonby Road, a Brooch Mosaic Work sot in gold.—Finder rewarded apply Star OfHcc. LOST, Thursday afternoon last, on road between Mount Albert and Queen stroct Wharf, Lady's Parasol.—Any person returning same to Star Office will be rewarded. LOST, between Nelson-street and New ton Road, a lady's black lace Cape.—Finder will oblige by leaving same care of Milno and Choyce. FOX TERRIER Lost, on Saturday, near Orakei Road; brown spot over each eye and near tall: collar No. EHJ7. Reward. —C. J Hutchinßon. Customs-street. FOUND, a Shark's Tooth set in gold", forming a Scarf-pin.—Apply R. Staunton, Deeds Registry Office. FOUND, a Scotch Terrier, on Saturday night. If not claimed within seven days will bo sold to pay expenses.—J. McMath, City Market. FOUND, dark-roan Horse, black points, Btar on forehead, and branded W on off shoulder.—Apply Star Office. FOUND, in Rangitoto, a Flat-bottomed Boat painted lead colour. Finder can havo Banio by paying expenses. If not claimed within 14 days from date will be sold.—George Bryant, near Pilot Station. North Shore. STRAYED into my paddock"at Ellerslie on 27th March, one Bay Maie. star on foro hoad; shod on fore feet only; no brand; if not claimed within 14 days from this dato will be sold to pay expcnseß.—Richard Webster, KUersUe, April 7.1885. _£•*> REWARD, Stolon or Strayed fr.mi (W/w my premises, Vincont-stroot. on March 28th. a Black Greyhound Slut, puppy, with white pointH, xr/.., white chest, tip of tail, and all f'jur feet, if Stolen, the abqvo reward will be paid to any person giving information to lead to the conviction of the thief.—W. A. Fenton, N O.F.M. Co. (Limited).



Anctlona. TO-MORROW, At 11 o'Clock. JEWELLERY I TTTATGHEB ! JEWELLERY ! "^AfCHES ! &c, &c, &c. LARGE STOCK TO BE CLEARED OUT BY AUCTION. BEING A CONSIGNMENT JUST RECEIVED, EX MAIL STEAMER, MU3T BE SOLD! MUST BE SOLD! SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON Have just received instructions to soil by auction, at their Mart, Queon-stroet, tomor row (Thursday), at 11 o'clock, A N EXTENSIVE AND VARIED STOCK OF V^ATCHES, JEWELLERY, pLATED & OILVER -CLANCY QOODS, RACING GOLD AND SILVER CHRONO GRAPHS GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, by thebobt makers-Rotherham, Erhardt, Bennett, Dent, &o. GOLD AND SILVER BROOCHES DIAMOND RINGS AND SETS GOLD AND SILVER RINGS, STUDS, AND PINS GOLD AND SU/VBR CHAINS ORNAMBNTS, JET GOODS GREENSTONE, JEWELLERY GOLD AND SH/VER BRACELETS PLATED AND SILVER GOODS IK GREAT. VARIETY MEERSCHAUM PIPES A FIRST CLASS LOT OF GOODS. SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY. COMB EARLY TO INSPECr. WILLIAM VAILE] [JOHN HIPON VAILB TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock. Undfer Dirtraint for Rent. LAND AGENTS AND OTHERS. W. & J. R. VAILE Will Sell by auction, at their Rooms, Qneon-et., SURVEYOR AND DRAUGHTMAN'S OFFICE FITTINGB—Largo Tables, Nests Drawers, Slates. Trassels, 2 Tents with Flies Maps. Galvanic Battery, Books (various) HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &C &c, &c. W. & J. R. VAILE, Auctioneers. f »_—, , TO-MORROW, 1 o'Clock. LEATHER SUITE, 3 SUPERIOR SADDLES, ORNAMENTS, VASES, AND GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FUR TURE, TELESCOPE TABLE, &c. Removed to Mart for convenience of Sale. R. ARTHUR Will Sell by Auction at his Mart, Quoon-etreet, to-morrow at 1 o'clock. LEATHER SUITE (9 Piecs), 3 Gents Saddles, &c, Piano, Tapestry Suite, Fen ders and Irons, Carpets, Hearth Rugs, Superior Vases, Ornaments, Toilet Ware, Dinner Ware, Cutlery, and Plated Ware, Flower Pots, Feather Beds and Pillows, Fender Rests, Cots and Mat trasßes, Superior Clock, Chests Draw era, Ohoflbnlerg, Lamps, Cruits, Loo and Oval Tables, Oiloloth, Matting. Stair Carpet Lusters, Batb, Spring. Hair, and Flax Mattresses, Pal liasses, &c, Kitchen Tables and Chairs. Cooking Utensilß, Bent Wood Chairs, Pictures, Horse Hair Suite, Meat Safes, Clothes' Chests, Stoves and Ovens. Also, Lot Wool Hearth Rugs. Bicycle, Bath Chair, Model Yacht Clocks. Clothing, Boots. Books, and Sundries, Carpenter*' Tools. W. S. COCHBANE.] ( [jAS. I>ACUE. FRIDAY, APRIL 10. SUITES FURNITURE, WARDROBE, MAHOGANY EASY CHAIRS, HAIR-SEATED COUCH, WASHING MACHINE, RANGE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. The Subscribers will Bell by Auction, at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Friday, April 10th, at 11 o'clock, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consist ing of Suites, Mahogany Hair-seated Chairs, Hair-seated Couch, Round Tables, Work Tables, Wardrobe, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Mattrasses, Palli aßßes, Washstands and Ware, Dressing Tableß, Mirrors, Counterpanes, Feather Pillows, Carpets, Curtain Poles, Wool Mats, Cheats Drawors, Wood and Cane seated Chairs, Kitchen Tables, Mangle and Washing Machine, Range, Kitchen Utensils, &c, &c, &o. SAMUEL COCHRANE and SON, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW. HUNTER & NOLAN WILL HOLD THEIB V^T EEKLY SALE AT THE DURHAM YARDB, OF HORSEB, SADDLERY GRAIN and SKED Also, Horse, Cart and Harness The well-known Heavy Draught Horse, Farmer A Well-bred Hack, good jumper A First-class Buggy Mare, Also, A Second-hand Mail Phieton. FRIDAY, APRIL 10. DURHAM YARDS. The undersigned have recoived instructions from W. J. Hobson, Esq., to sell, atttft) Dur ham Yards, on Friday, April 10, at 11 o'clock, rpilE ENTIRE HORSE -1- YOUNG WALLACE. Young Wallace is rising 3 years, and was bred by J. S. Coverhilt, Esq., of Hawera. Sire, Wal lace ; dam, Jessie, by Lord Glasgow. HUNTER & NOLAN, Auctioneers. Cttßiiunad on Fourth y»KS>