Death.

iagS3SSS£?ns

CHIEF POST-OFFICE.

Mails will close as under:- ,'%jp^; This Day. ■%ss&s&*'*■ For Opotiki, Douglas, i p.m i&|% 6or Thames, Rotomahana, 5.20 p.m $'£$&' Friday, 15th inst. M&&~ For t Fi 0 ™03' and Cor°mandel, per Coromandcl, at li.ou a.m. For Thames, per Enterprise, at 4 p.m. 5 I n auran Sa. and Opotiki, per Clansman, at For Whitiani. Upper Mill, Gum Town, and iairua, per lona, at 5 c.m. For Wangarei Heads. Parua, Waipu, Wangarei, Ivamo, and Mangapai. per Wellington at 5 p.m. Saturday. lGth April. For Katikati. Aongatete, Tauranga, and Opotiki (via France) per Uotomuhana at 7 a.m For Thames, per Rotomahana, at 7.30 a.m lor Waiwera. Te Kapa. and Warkworth, per Rose Casey, at 10 a.m. For Greymouth. per Ohau, at 11 a.m. I 1 or New Plymouth ancl Southern Ports, per Oreti, at 1 p.m. S. B. BISS. Chief Postmaster.

LATE SHIPPING

PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

ARRIVALS. Macgregor, s.s., from Wanganui, Gairloch, s.s., from Waitara.

tiEPAETUKKM. Oreti, s.s., Robertson, for Hokianga. Macgregor, s.s., for Wang.anui. Gairloch, s.s., for Waitara.

The Oreti sailed for Hokianga last night with a large cargo and the following pas sengers : —Mrs Baker and family (9), Airs Jolmstone and family (-2), Mrs Condon and family (4), Mrs Bairy and family (4), Mr? and Master Lennon, Mrs McAuley and family (7), Mr and Mrs Thornley, Mr and Mrs Lloyd and family (2), Mr and Mrß Smith, Mr and Mrs Anaen and child, Messrs Whitcombe, E. Smith, Buchanan, Jones (2), Smith, Sandercock, Cane, Baaley, McMeekan, Cameron, Long. Weodel, McDavitt, Keesey, Misses Gabolinsky ("2).

TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING.

Te Koi'uivir, this day. — Sailed tins flay: Gleaner.. ' New Plymouth, this daf.—Areivocl : Mac gresor, 10.30 a.m. Wiiakgakki, this day.—Sailed : Wellington, for Auckland, noon.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

EUROPEAN ALLIANCES.

London, April 15

' Overtures were recentljy made to Turkey to join the triple alliance between Gexruany, Austria,, and Italy s and a reply has been received iniimat ing her willingness to accept the pro-

posal

STATISTICAL CONFERENCE.

The International Statistical Con ference has commenced its sittings at Home.

LIFE SAVING AT SEA.

The Board of Trade are endeavouring to have a Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the question of the best appliance for preventing loss of life at sea.

DISSENT FROM COERCION.

London, April 14.

THE CONFERENCE DELEGATES.

Sir George Trevelyan has addressed a letter to the papers, in which he ex presses strong disapproval of certain (clauses of the Irish Crimes Bill.

Lord George Hamilton, First Lord .of the Admiralty, with a party of dele gates to the Imperial Conference, go on a visit to Portsmouth to inspect the dodrfards and warships in course of construction.

Sir H. Holland, Secretary for the Colonies, will give a banquet to _ the Conference Delegates on the 29th inst. The Prince of Wales will be present.

THE CRIMES BILL DEBATE.

The debate on the motion for the second reading of the Irish Crimes Bill has been resumed in the House ot Commons.

TASMANIAN POLITICS.

Hobart, this day.

Mr Birdj Treasurer, has been re-elected for Franklin by a large

majority.

COLONIAL DEFENCE CONTRI BUTIONS.

Meieoeexi;, this day.—The Hon. ft Gffife 3aas intimated his concurrence in fir Jn&» Vogel's contention that cdtaM eontrilmtions to the English Xnosauß Tax should be considered in dsaianiaeSasaa vnth. the question of Aus iasJsasiaaa contributions to defences aaad has telegraphed to Sir C4raham Beny to co-operate with Sir F. D. Bel in bringing the matter before the Conference.

MACMAHON AND LEITCH'S TRIP TO FIJI.

(BY TELEGRAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATION)

Wellington 1, this day. The Libel action. McMahon and Leitch v., " Evening Post" was heard this morning before Mr Justice Richmond and a special jury. Plaintiffs claim £1,000 damages for publishing a statement on January loth to the effect that upon plaintiffs' departure for Fiji there were a good many enquiries after their whereabouts, by which it was contended defendants meant that Messrs Leitch and McMahon had absconded to evade payment of their just debts, and were insolvent. The defence denied that the words were libellous, or that they bore the meaning imputed to them, and pleaded that at the time of the plaintiffs' departure they were indebted to a number of persons in Wellington, and that several persons had made anxious inquiries at the office of the " Post " as to their whereabouts.

George Leitch said he had been in parner ship with James McMahon. Had written as an author! under the name of "George Leitcher Walker." Was responsible manager of the firm. After finishing the last trip, they left Auckland for Fiji. Being asked by the foreman of the jury if they took return tickets, witness s;t&.l ' 'yes. " Further questioned, he said they htxT. a special complimentary ticket at single fare. A copy of the "Post" containing the paragraph was posted to plaintiffs. Jt was known to the residents of Suva that such par was in existence and he ra= spoken to about it. |He and Mr McMahon thought they had better got back. The lattter went to Sydney to coun teract the effect of the par there. They were to have opened there at Easter, which was the best time of the year for theatrical business. He valued his services at £2o a week. Cross-examined : Witness and Mr Mc- Mahon always went through the accounts together with the manager. They had paid their accounts in Christchurdi before coming to Wellington. Was not aware that an account from the " Lyttelton : Times " had. been sent up hire for collec tion to Mr Bishop after-they left Chrfsl church. Thoy had. employed Mr Gillom to do business for thni but. had only made one attempt to sco him, ««i hour before'leaving Wellington Mr Gii> bons had not sent in the account. Th«y left £5 in the bank hereto to settle a dis puted claim by Cotterell and Young, bat nothing to meet other disputed accounts. The rest of the examination was devotnd to ascertaining witness's knowledge of various accounts. He stated generally that--all accounts had been paid before leaving-, except those in dispute. Thoy went to Fiji for rest and quiot—thinking it was a place where they would not, be bothered by telegrams and Letters. A property man had no authority to obtafin goods without an order from the manage ment.

T his finished the plaintiffs examination..

INQUEST AT KUMEU.

AN inquest was held on the 12th instant at Kumeu before the coroner,- Andrew Bonar, J.P., on the body of a labourer whose name was supposed to be John Watts, and age about twenty-seven years. The evidence "went to show that the deceased came to Kumeu about four months ago, and from the) time of his arrivnl up to about nine days previous to his body being fou.nd dead, he visited Air T. W, Deueons's store frequently.-- <**id -sold small parcels of giim, aM a v'vi purchased pravisions. "~ -As deceased had not lieun Hetin for moio than a week Mr Deacon and his storeman went in search of iiim on Sunday, the 10th inst., and found his.dead body under serul, half-a-mile from Ku;meu. Nothing . further is known about the deceased, and it is supposed that de.-ufch resulted from starvation and expos ure- The jury returned a' verdict of 11 Ftvund dead, without marks of violence."

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A ease of scarlet fever in Swanson-streefc, was reported to the Sanitary Inspector to day. As showing the unsound prevalence of Infectious disease in Auckland during the pa*fc six weeks, ib may be asat&aed that from the 3rd of March tart to date tbfi Sanitary Inspector has received reootte of 58 cases of -ecariet fever, 37 c^n of typhoid fever, 3 eases of dipthena, a^l ease of meaijLe«, making a grand fcotai of 0U cs«ag. ' BsryiwFnilfdiwtftem «» growers, and taw tbe Profite of tfee *»i4dl« jnan, 3toHsWldßK»,ofK«Jpw* Dave opened^ ?reit to ec&sQfi, Wboteeale a«d ttewU.



THE STAR ■■>&! STEAM PRINTING WORKS Shortland & Fort Streets, - AUCKLAND. Commercial Printing.—Trade Circulars, Catalogues, Billheads, Memos, Business Cards, Labels, Cheques, Visiting Cards Delivery Books, Balance Sheets, anc Posters, in all the latest Continental Styles. Book Printing.—Reports of Societies and Companies, Sermons, Lectures, Librettos Poems, etc., in modern and ancient stylet of binding, lettering, etc., also Account Books ruled to any pattern. Legal Printing.—Articles or Association, Deeds. Briefs, Prospectuses, Noticea Schedules, etc. • General Printing for ■; Banks, Public Companies, Warehouses, piilla. Shops, and Offices. Fancy Printing, embracing Colour Work of every description, also Show Cards and Dance Programmes i» an endless variety of designs. Theatrical Printing,—The large Hoard ings erected in prominent parts of. the Gity and Suburbs aflferd special facilities for.a splendid display pf all SHOW Printing. Paper - Bag.' Printing. — Confectioners', Grocers'. Bakers', Milliners', and Tobacco nista" Bags in sizes varying from 8 oz. t« 8 lbs. STEREOTYPING & ELECTROTYPINQ A SPECIALTY. ; . i^wji?*®;. THE STAR OFFICE, AUCKLAND H. BRETT, Propbietob, -:'j§§|§ THE "STAR" CIRCULATION. Auckland, 7t,h January, 1887. W* hereby certify that we have em amvned the Books and Vouchert of th» "EVENING STAR" Newspaper for he year 1886, with th* following r«. iulti: — Number of Copies issued to the publio and actually circulated for tkt year ending Slat December, 8,384,855, giving an average daily issue of 80jT92« The issues for the year 1885 were 8,%52,59g t giving an average daily issue of 10,491, This shows an average dedly ING BE ASM of 301 copies, JNO, MILNE' | Public J, WAYMOUTH J Accountants ,



Auctions. *£j!r» **' TO-MORROW. THE HAY M A RKET, The undersijrncd hare received instructions to sell, at the Durham Yards, To-morrow (Friday) at twelve o'clock, THE WELL-KNOWN RACEHORSE FEVKROLK ' By Feve, dam Lyra. Vi.1 HUNTER & NOLAN, Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock. APPLES. PEARS. QUINCES. WEEKLY FRUIT SALE. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE received instructions to, Sell TO-MORROW, atll o'clock, y\ 43 CASES PEARS, / T \ APPLES, " \ / QUINCES, \S &c-. &c.,' &c. WEEKLY FRUIT SALE. K. C. CARR.] 18. D. TONKS. TO-MORROW, Afc ] 1 o'clock. CONTINUATION OF SALE BOYD'S POTTERY, NEWTON. TOBUILDERS, CONTR ACTORS, SPECULATORS, AND OTHERS. THE BALANCE OF BRICKS, FIRE isniCKS, Hearths, Hinks. liuildinK Mate rials. &c, &c, will bo sold on above..date, at the Pottery, at 11 o'clock. B. TONKS AND CO., Auctioneers. K. C. DARK] [f. V. TOXKS MONDAY, APRIL 18, At 11 o'Clock. At Residence of Mr I. Levy, Grey-streefc, opposite Hellior House. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURE AND EFFECTS. B. TONKS & CO. Have received instructions from Mr Isaac Levy to sell on Monday next, April IS, com mencing nt 11 o'clock. HIS ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURE AND EFFECTS, Including: ELEGANT WALNUT DRAWIXG-ItOOM SUITE, in iSilk Cretonne ; 11 pieces MAGNIFICENT SPANISH MAHOGANY SIDEBUAHiJ. with Plate-glass Back, very Handsomely Carved LAitGK Spanish mahogany; chest DRAWERS SOLID MOTTLED KAUKI WARDROBE LARGE HANDSOME GILT CHIMNEY GLASS NEW WALNUT UPRIGHT GRAND IRON KKAMK PIANO byHaakc LARGE HANDSOME BRONZE FOUNTAIN, with all appurtenances complete &c, &c. &C. The whole of the Furniture is of a Superior Description, and has been chosen with great care. It is impossible to give detailed list in advertisement, but the Furniture wil bo On View on Saturday next, at the Residence, Grey-street. W. S. COCHKAXE.] [JAS. DACRE. TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, APRIL J5. CYLINDER WRITING DESK, LITHOGRAPHIC PRESS, WALNUT PIANOS, TELESCOPE DINING TABLES, CEDAR CHEST DRAWERS, DRAWING AND DINING ROOM SUITES. Under Bill ok Sale— f HAIRDRESSERS' STOCK-IN>TRADE, PIANOFORTE. The Subscribers will sell by auction, at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Friday next, April 15, at 11 o'clock. HOUSEHOLD Furniture, consisting of WalnutPinafortcs, Large Cylinder Wriiirig Dusk Telescope, Dining Tables. Austrian Chairs. Drawing and Dining Room Suites, Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, Lithographic Press, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Mattrasses, Palliases, Feather Pillows, Washstands ancl Ware, Dressing Tables Mirrors, Cedar and Kauri Chesis Drawers. Curtains, Blinds, Poles and Rings, Fenders and Irons, Hearthrugs, Round, Square, and Oval Tables, Wood and Cane Chairs, Rocking Chairs Matting, Linoleum. Dressers, Kitchen Utensils, Gas Stove, Store Truck, Portable Boilers, &c. Also, under Bill o£ Sale, Walnut Piano by Legg, London. Hairdressers, Stock-in-Ti'ade. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. K. C. CARR] [B- D. TONKS THURSDAY, APRIL 21, ■;; At 12 o'clock. ~;■'■''.. J FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES, MACHINERY, ENGINES, CHATTELS, GOODS, TOOLS, EFFECTS. RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES, PATENTS, &c, &c, &c, OP THE ■ ' NEW ZEALAND IRON AND STEEL COMPANY (Limited). BY ORDER OB^THE LIQUIDATOR, MH JAMKS MAOIfARLANK. B, TONKS & CQ. Will Soil on.' Thursday, April 21, at Twelve o'clock, npHE WHOLE OF THE PROPERTY, BUILDINGS, PLANT, RIGHTS, kc, &c., &0., ov THE NEW ZEALAND IRON AND STEEL COMPANY (Limited). Conditions of Sale and other particulars oaa bo seen at the Offloo of the Auctioneers i or, «t the Offlea of the Liquidator, Fart-street, Aaoit laud, N.Z.



R. ARTHUR. J- r- BUDDLE. MONDAY, 1.30 p.m., Victoria-6treet. STOCK DRAPERY, MILLINERY, PIANO, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, «Xc< Arthur & Bcddle Have been favoured with instructions from Mrs Watson, who is retiring from busi ness, to sell by public auction at her premises, " Conley's Buildings, Victoria street, on MONDAY NEXT, at 1.30 p.m., the balance of her Stock of Drapery, Millinery, Show Glass, &c. PIANO in Walnut Case by Bord, Tables, Chairs, Mirrors, Carpets, Couches, Pictures, Books, Lamps, Ornaments, Clocks. Fenders, Firo Irons, Bedsteads, Bedding, vV ash stands, Toilet Tables, Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses, Glasses, Earthenware, Kitchen Utensils, &c. K3T On view on the morning of day of the sale. R. ARTHUR.] [j. I\ BUDDLE. MONDAY, APRIL IStij. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES! UNREDEEMED PLEDGES ! GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, DIA MOND AND OTHER RINGS, GOi,D AND SILVER CHAINS, NECKLETS, LOCKETS, BROOCHES AND EAR RINGS, PINS, STUDS, CLOCKS, COINS, REVOLVERS, GUNS, SUPE RIOR PICTURES, BANJO, LARGE MUSICAL BOX, SILVER CUPS, BOOKS, CLOTHING, A QUANTITY OF NEW BOOTS, AND LONG SEAL SKIN JACKET. ARTHUR & BUDDLE Have received instructions from Mr. D. Bloom, of the Newton Loan Oilice. VV'ollesley St cct, to soil ut their Mart, Queen Street, at 11 T oche following unredeemed VLKUGKS: ---1888.-March 5th—3918, Family Bible; 3947, Masonic Apron and Boole; April 12th—4169. Su perior Pin ; May Ist—l3lß. 2 Lockets; June4th— •1510, 5.11.L. Watch and Chain ; 12th—Hil<), Kit Tools : July 15t—4725, S.H.W. Watch and Gold Chain; 2nd—4738, S.ll. Chronograph Watch; lith—47s7, 2 S.H.L. Watches; 7th-4J(i(i. S O.F.L. Watch; 47HS, S.H.G. Watch and Chain; 47(ii). Gun ; 1774, Brooch, Earrings and Ring; Bth— ■177 K. 2 Chains; 177'J, Gold King; 4788, Diamond King; 14th—481li, S.O.F.G. Watch; 20th—4ST-!). -' Pictures; 21th-ISSS, S.H.L. Watch; 4892, S.H.W. Watch; mh-IUOI, S.H.G. Watch; 4910, U. Ring; 4912, S.H.G. Watch; 4914, S.H.KL. Watch ; 2Stli—4lll7, S.O.F.L. Watch and Chain ; 4!HB, M.U.G. Watch and Gold Chain; 4921. 2 Gold Rings; 30th-4940. Gun; 491 G. S.H.G. Wutoh and Chain; 4!H7, Greenstone Brooch: 1951, G. Hrooch and Earrings; 4'Jlil. E.P. Cruet; Aug. 3rd — -1067, S.O.F.L. Watch; 4th- 1!>79. S.O.F.W. Watch and Chain; Uth-4992, G.H.G. Watch and Chain; 7th—499(5, G. King: aUM. S.O.F.G. Watch; <Jth-5002. S.H.L. Watch and Chain; uOOo, S.H.L. Watch; 5006, 'Diamond Kins; 10th -500 S. S.H.G. Watch ; Mill-5024, Re volver; 0210, S.O.F.L. Watch; 4211, Bracelet and Locket; 6212, Quartz Specimens and Coins; K2l, G. King; 17th-5228, 2 Diamond Rings; 23rd—5200, Revolver and Solitaires; iylT.i, Green stone lOai-rings; 5280, S.H.L Watch and Chain ; 20th-fi29o, S.Lt.G. Watch; 5291, S.O.F.L. Watch: 27th--52!)7. S.O.F.G. Watch; 80th— 5325 Field Glasses; 5327, S.H.L. Watch ; 5329 Set Studs and Ring; 5333. Ban.io; Sept. 2nd—5331), S.H.G. Watch and Chain ; 3rd -5352. S.H.L. Watch, 5353, S.O.F.L Watch, 53.')5, Locket, Chain and 1Mng.3357, Dressing Case; Oth— 5372, G. KiiiK; Blh — 53.VG, two S.H.W. Watches and chain ; 9th—5388, S.O.F.L. Watch ; 5112. S.H.L. Watch;lsth-two Broochc", Ear ings, etc.; 5131, G. Brooch and KarrinKs; 18th— 5151, superior Family Bible mid I! vols. ; 5155, S.H.G. Watch and Chain; 5150, Pin and Links; 21st—51(iii, s.H.L. Watch and Gold Chain ; 5170, kit Tools; 23rd—5181, S.H.L. Watch and Gold Chain; 25th— 54D7, Musical box; 54!)!), Gold Chain; 27th — 5508, S.H.W. Watch and Gold Chain ; 5505), Studs and Links; Oct. 2—3551, Loc ket. Chain, Bracelet, Ring, etc.; 1th—5557, G.H.L. Wutch, Chain, and Diamond Ring; 5587, seven Silver and three I'Uitcd Cups. CLOTHING.—Dec. 315t—2051, piece Wincey ; June 29Ui—5073, piece Serge; Aug. 2—5892, Jac ket, two Petticoats, Watch, and Chain; 7th— 51)23, Dress Piece and W. King; 21st —Satin Cloak; 25th—OOiJli, two Opera Cloaks; 2Glh— 0051, Antimacassars: Sept 2—001)0, Jacket and Scarf; 20th — 0152, Trousers and Vest; 21st— 0103, Overcoat; 22nd—0108, Overcoat; 25th—6105, Blanket and Tools, 27th—.USMM, Suit Clothes ; Oct. Ist—B23l, Coat and Trousers; 2nd—6239, Seal Skin Long Jacket; Gth—o2ol, Suit Clothes; 11th —6201, Dolman and Dress Piece; 12th—0304, Over coat; 18th—1)330, Cloak, Jerseys, and Slippers; 23rd—0370, Overcoat; (5368, fourteen pairs new Boots; 30tli-lill3, Suit and Portmanteau; 0116, Shawl; (if 19, Shawl and Opera Cloak ; Nov. 3rd — 0112, Overcoat; 11th—OlSKi, Shirts ancl Quilt; 12th,-0505, Overcoat; 13th—0515, Dresses and Coat; 0510, piece Elastic Web; 18th—0510, Suit Clothes; 19th—0559, Ulster; 2flth —GClli, Suit, Coat, Boots, and about 250 parcels of clean und useful Clothing consisting of men's and youths' clothing, shirts, flannels, overcoats, rugs, blan kets, countcrpains, sheets, pillows, dresses, dolmans, cloaks, dress pieces, underclothing, shawls, and a superior lot of baby clothing. B, ABXHUR] [J. *•. BUDDLE MONDAY, APRIL IS, At Noon. VALUABLE SUBURBAN and COUNTRY PROPERTIES. By Order [of the Registrar of the Supreme Court. Messrs ARTHUR & BUDDLE Have received instructions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court to offer for Sale by auc tloa on Monday, the tßth April, at 12 o'c:ook noon, at their Mart, Queen-siraot, at the re quest of the Mortgagees, THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PROPERTIES :- MOUNT ALBERT—Part Allotment 37, Parish Of Tltirangi, late the Villa residence ot R. C, , Greenwood, with convenient outbuildings, stables, &c. The land oomprißes 20 acres less portion taken for railway, having over 660 ft. frontage to main road, and situate withiD 3 minutes' walk from Mount Albert Station. (Under Mortgage No. 9*075.) HAMILTON-Part of Allotments 255 and 258 of tbe Parish of Klnkiriroa, containing 40a 2r 26p adjoining thfi property of the Waifrato Cheeao and Bacon Factory Co. (Limited), and near Captain Steele's residence. (Under Mortgage 3780). This is a highly improved property, owned by JoaaDh Cocfcraa OHAUPO-The Homestead Farm of B. H Gubbins (deceased), containing nearly 1.200 acres. i»nd comprising Lota 151 155, 313, 317, 3«it0369 (inclupive), and 375 to 386 (inclusive) of tho Parish of Ngaroto together with valu able Farm Building iboreon. known as tho ' Inneafallen Kstate. (Under Mortgages 81067 and 3392). PONSONBY—Lot 10'ot a subdivision of part of Allotment 29, of Section 8, Suburbs ot Auck land, having 33ft. frontage to Spring-3treet, by 91ft. depp, with Dwelling-house thereon, tho property of U. A. Milla.. (Mortgage No. BJSJ9) • <■'''"■ PONSONBY—Lot 43 of a subdivision of part of Allotment. 10, of Section 8, Suburbs of Auck- Innd. containing 17 perchea, having froatage of 75ft. to Harnreavea-Btreet. with 2 Dwell ing-houses thereon, the property or F. Nightingale. (Mortgage 2875). CITY OF AUCKLAND.—CiiBtoma-Btreet—Lot S2 of land reclaimed by the Auckland Hiir bour Board, having frontage to Customs street Weat of HO fees, and to Albert-street of 10 feet, tho uroporty of Thomas Inglis, Leasehold for BG years from 1879. For further particular apply to the Auc tioneerß, ARTHUR & BUDDLE . E. ARTHUR] [J. J. EUDDLH MONDAY, 18th Inst, afc Noon. By Order of the Mortgagee. FARMS, TAMAKI and HELENSVILLE. ARTHUR & BUDDLE Have been inatruoted by the Mortgagee to aell, at their Mart, Estate and Land Department. Up-tairß, on Monday, 18th lnst, at 12 o'olook noon, 4 LL THAT COMPACT LITTLE FARM _£3l at Tamaki, frontiugr Waltemata Harbour, being part of Allotment 31, formerly tne_ pro perty of Mr Win. Atkln, and containing sea Sr 31 p. For further paniculara apply at the office f the auctioneers. .. . ~ , m HEtiKNfiVILLIC.—AII that Superior Farm, situated oloae to the Township of Helensvilie, containing 387 a 2r 19p. with all the improve ments thereon, being Sections 8 and 19. of Block 14 Kaipara Survey District, and part of Tau ra'nga K«.wau. V.lo:k No. 2,211, being tha pro perty of James MoLeod OHA3. HESKETH] [ALEX. AITKEN HESKETH, AITKEN AND CO., ■ AUCTIONEERS, LAND. ESTATE, AND COMMISSION AGENTS. Regular Sales evorv Tuesday of Hides, Skins, . Wool, Tallow, etc CTfTV MARKET.



o. hesketh] [a. aitken TO-MORROW, "ivSfc&rfr :r :j At 12 Noon. •■.•V;^^:v1' BY ORDEK OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT of NEW ZEALAND. Ths Subscribers have been Instructed by the Rpcristrar of tbe Supreme Court to sell br pubfic .auction, on Friday, the 13th inst.. at 12 o'clock noon, nrUKAPUNA— Allotment 21, Section 1, I situate on tho Lake Road, about one mile a"nd a half from Devonport Wnarf, containing 27 acres 1 rood 38 perchen. substantially fenced and laid down in grass (about 6 acres being pfanted with choice trait ween), with Cottage anrt Outbnlldings. Title under LanA Transfer Act. Also, X AJKANG A H&.PK—Middle portion o£ Allot ment 38. containing 120 acres. Ana, AWHITU-Lota 26, 27. and 29. Subdivision of Allotment 3, having frontage to Manukau Harbour. HESKETH, AITKEN, & CO., Auctioneers. C. HESKETH.] [>. AITKEK. AT THE AGRICULTURAL HALL. W EDNESD AY, APRIL 20, Afc 12 o'Clock, CHOICE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, WITH SIX ACRES CLEAR VOLCANIC LAND, AT MOUNT ALBERT. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. The Subscribers will sell by auction, on Wednesday, April -JO, at 12 o'clock noon, in the above Hull. milE WHOLE OF LOT 2, of a Sub- JL division of Lots 7 and 8, of a Subdivision of Allotment 3U, Parish of Titirangi. containing 5a '>r -'2v and having erected thereon a Bupo-r ---?or New Family ijcsirTence of KJOHT KOOMS. with Large OUTBUILDINGS, all insured for £500. The Land is pure volcanic, laid out in Grass Paddock. Plantations and Orchard. The Upset Price will be extremely low, one of £780 being thu amount of the First Mortgage only, with expense of sale. The Property Tax Valuation is £1,100. Also, DESIRABLE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE SITES OR SMALL FARMS, Adjoining the foregoing find portions of same Sub-division. Lot 1— Containing; about i acres, with Orchard and Grass Paddocks, and capital Building fc-itc. Lot o—Containing " acres, being one fine Grass Paddock, all fenced in and planted, with large road frontage. Lot 7—Containing :i roods 31 perches, with main road frontage and fenced in. Lot s—Containing about 21 acres; rough volcanic. Lot I—Containing 7a 3r 2Sp of capital loam land, drained and in grass, and fenced in. Nearly surrounded by a ('reek and large Willow Trees, with Splendid Sito for an Orchard and Garden ; all ploughable kind. These Properties arc on tho Throe Mile Radius Line of the General Post : ofnce. in a Good Neighbourhood, with good metalled roads to them, with fine views, and close to both 'bus and rail; are very suitable for suburban residences, Milk or Poultry Farms or Mar ket Gardens, and will all have access to a never-failing private supply of good water, and at tho upset prices, no cheaper proper ties have been oltcrcd for sale : they being only two thirds of property lax value, and none of them will be bought in. For particulars apply to Messrs C'onnell and Cooper, Solicitors, Vulcan Lane, or to— HESKETH, AITKEN &, CO., Auctioneers. \V, S. COCHKANK.] [-'AS. DARCE. MONDAY, APRIL 18. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. 80 ACRES OF LAND, WHANGAREI HEADS. The Subscribers will sell by auction at thci Rooms, Queen-street, on Monday, 18th inst., at 12 o'clock, by order of tho Moi'gugOO, A LLOTMENT 19 and south-east part /\ Lot 20, Parish of Manaia, containing 80 acres good land situate on the main road near the sea, close to Whangurei Heads, and being a very short distance from the recent gold discovery. Without Reserve. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. \V. S. COCHRANE] [-TAS. DACRE MONDAY, APRIL 18. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. RESIDENCE, LONDON-STREET, PONSONBY. The Subscribers will sell by auction at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Monday, April 18, at twelve o'clock, A LLOTMENT 138, Mount St. Mary's, j^SL Ponsonby, having a frontage of 17 feet to London-street, by 102 loot (loop, situate close to the sea, and commanding a line view of the har bour, with a Comfortable Residence of five rooms and outhouses erected thereon. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. \V. S. COCIIKANE] . [JAS. DACEE MONDAY, APRIL 25, At 12 o'Clock Noon. LAND AT KOHU KOHU, HOKIANGA. BY ORDER OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT. The Subscribers have boon instructed by tbe Registrar of the Supreme Court to Sell by Public Auction, on Mor.day.2jth instant, at 12 o'clock noon, ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND, being a Portion of a Block, situated on the Hokianga River, and called Kohu Kohu, being the Residue of tho Land comprised in Certifi cate of Title, Volume SO, Folios 8S and 89, of the Land Transfer Register Book. For further particulars, apply to — SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. SATURDAY, APRIL IG. TO SETTLERS"^ FARMERS, AND OTHERS IN AND AROUND MERCER. TIMBER, COAL, &c, &c. IN THE BANKRUPT ESTATE OF J. ROSS. R. C. GREENWOOD < Has received instructions from tho Official Assignee in Bankruptcy to sell by auction at aUORCKR, on Saturday, April IG, at noon, mHE WHOLE OF THE AVAILABLE JL ASSETS in the estate of John Ross; bank rupt, comprising about— 100,000 feet of Good and Useful Timber in lots to suit purchasers. Coal, Firewood, Horse, etc., etc. Terms Cash. laTalter j. dowden, AUCTIONEER, .QUEEN-STREET. T>RODUCE SALE EVER.V FRIDAY.



r j jf, BODDLE. R. ARTHUR ] ■ L TO-MORROW, 11 A.M. __. *W's MARKET DAY. ' " AND AUCTION MARKKI. POULTRY DEjPAETMBNT. Fowls, Turkeys, Ducks Geese. lo{ Canaries, Fancy Birds. Small^Pigs- a. of Window Sashes (assorted sizes, {ggjf 11 £i oor Nails, Boiled Oil. White Lead, 1 ami, j. Cramp, Grindstone. , vn nrnrKllY DX • PRODUCE, FRUIT. AND GI\OCM^ PARTMEOT.-Table Potatoes, Cow roi Carrots, Pumpkins. Me lons, cases Rhubarb, Bacon and Hams, jl^'. cheese, Butter in small jars, Factory and otnei ouov. Oats, Chaff, Sharps, Flour. n,-inrps FRUIT.-Apples Pears. Grapes. Q] ar}£% iix . GROCERIES, KTC.-100 lUt/. s n ,^ Honey, turosln 12 lots. Biscuits, CoiueoUOP.eij, ttonLy, Candles, Counter Weighing Machi'"• FUR . Also on sale privately at auction;prices »^ NITUHK DEPARTMENT o f House assortment of Pianos, largo collection of House hold Furniture and Effects, fart a A First-class Waggonette and poS^&JJ First-class Set of English Harness, an American Buggy, Harness, &c, &o. TERMS.—Cash before Delivery. C. HESKETII.] tA- AITKEN< TO-MORROW, At Twelve o'Clock noon. AGRICULTURAL HALL, CITY MARKET. WEEKLY SALE OF PODLTIIY, PRO DUCE, &c, &c. HESKETII, AITKEN, & CO. Will hold their usual Weekly Sale, as above, of POULTR Y—2o TURKEYS (prime) 20 Geese (fat) 400 Fowls (various) 25 Pigs (suckers and porkers) PRODUCE-- Potatoes .„ T , „,_ ~,.fl Onions, Pumpkins. 2 Tons Kockanfl Water Melons, lots LO suit pui chttsors Butter. Cheese, fee. 50 Bags Barley. M Bags Malt FRUIT— . 150 cases Ripston Pippins 10 eases Peannain Pippins 30 cases Codlins ~ 200 cases Local Fruit Apples, Pears, Quinces. Sc. Lot Butchers Hooks^Bars, \Vttl]I Tilesi (2,500 assorted colours), Force Pump, Cnait-cuut.., Churns. Buggies, Spring Carts, HarncJS, etc. Without Reserve. TO-MORROW, at 11 o'Clock. POULTRY, PRODUCE, FRUIT, &c- WALTER J. DOW DEN Will .Sell by Public Auction To-morrow (Fri day), at 11 o'clock, *" CRATES OF POUTRY (Silver •3 Brahamas, etc.). Potatoes, Onions, Cheese. Butter, Bacon, Kuinoras, Maize, Oats.. Bran, Chaff, "Wheat, Sharps, Tea, Sugar. Biscuits, Candles, Flour. Apples, Pears, Figs. etc. TO-MORROW, SAMUEL VAILE.] [JOHN DOUGLA3 FRIDAY, APRIL 15, At Two p.m. sharp. VAILE & DOUGLAS Will sell by auction at their Land Sale Rooms, Shortland-street, ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND in the Parish of Waitakcrei. containing 1,925 acres, being Allotments 4 and 25, and ptirts of Allotments 9 and 21 of said Parish, and Build ings thereon. VAILE & DOUGLAS, Land and Estate Auctioneers, Shortland-streek MONDAY, IStji APRIL, ISB7, At 11 o'Cloek. CONTRACTOR'S WORKING. PLANT HORSES, CARTS, &c,,'&o. HOWE-STREET. D. F. EVANS Has been instructed by the owner, who has been placed in possession by Order of the Supreme Court, to «ll the whole of the Work ing Plant of Mr R. Jenkinson, opposite his house, in Howe-street, on Monday, ISth April, 1837, without the slightest reserve. mHB WORKING PLANT, comprising JL Mortar Mill, Belts, &c. Mortice Machine and Tools, Stone Lentils, Slates. Flags, Moulds. Scaffolding Poles, Hopes, B ocks. Chains. Frames, Monkey and Clips, Horses, Carts, Buggy, Spring Cart, Double and Single Harness, Cart and Carriage Harness, and various other artielejkioo numerous to mention. WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST RESERVE. Full Particulars at Office. ' D. F. EVAN S, Auctioneer. IS. ARXnUB] [•'. V. BUDDLB MONDAY, APRIL IS, At Noon. VALUABLE SUBURBAN andCOUNTRY PROPERTIES. By order of the Registrar of the Supieme Court. Messes ARTHUR & BUDDLE Have received instructions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court to oiler tor Sale by auc tion on Monday, the 18th April, at 12 o'clock noon, at their Mart, Queen-street, at the re quest of the Mortgagees, THE FOLLOWING- VALUABLE PROPERTIES :- MOUNT ALBERT-Part Allotment 37, Parish of Titirangi, late the Villa residence of R, C. Greenwood, with convenient, outbuildings, stables, &c. The land comprises 20 acres less portion taken for railway, having over 560 ft. frontage, and situate within 3 minutes' walk from Monjnt Albert Station. (Under Mortgage No. 9i075.) HAMILTON—Part of Allotments 255 and 25G of the Parish of Kirikiriroa, containing 17a 2r Sap, adjoining the property of the WoikatO Cheese and Bacon Factory Co. (Limited), and near Captain Stcelc's residence. (Under Mortgage 3780.) This is a highly improved property, owned by Joseph Cochran. OHAUPO-Tho Homestead Farm of B. H. Gubbins (deceased), containing nearly 1,200 acres, and comprising Lots lot, 155, 316, 347, 3G2 to 3159 (inclusive), and 375 to 3S(i (inclusive) of the Parish of Ngaroto together with valu able Farm Building thereon, known as the Innesfallen Estate. (Under Mortgages SIOG7 and 3322.) PONSONBY—Lot 10 of a subdivision of part of Allotment 29. of Section 8, Suburbs of Auck land, having 33ft. frontage to Spring-street, by 91ft. deep, with .DwclTing-housc thereon, the property ol'R. A. Mills. (Mortgage No. PONSONBY—Lot 43 of a subdivision of part of. Allotment 16, of Section 8, Suburbs of "Auck land, containing 17 perches, having frontage of 75ft. to Hargreavesstrcet, with 'I .Dwell ing-houses thereon, the property of F. Nightingale. (Mortgage 2575.) CITY OF AUCKLAND.-Customs-street-Lot 82 of land reclaimed by the Auckland Har bour Board, having frontage to Oustoms etreet West of 110 feet, and to Albert-street of 40 feet, the property of Thomas Inglis, together with extensive brick buildings thereon, Leasehold for CO years from 1870. For further particulars apply to the Auo tioneers, ARTHUR & BUDDLE. DURHAM YARDS. For Sale, every Tuesday, at 11 o'clock, WOOL, HIDES, SHEEPSKINS, TALLOW. HUNTER AND NOLAN, Auctioneers. JUBILEE' UMBRELLAS ! JUBILEE UMBRELLAS ! | A now feature in Um brellas with uniquo Handlo, Sword, Crown, and H.I. Majesty's bust. Tlie only now styie of Umbrella in Auckland, forming a handsome present for a lady, for 20s only, at T. SHORT S ureat Oloaranoe Sale. By ordoa of the Kxeeu tors.



T»UTTBRIOK'S CUT „,. PAPER *?•'-■ . PATTERNS. ■'!;}.'' r M I \ ' \ \ PATTERNS FOR Ladies," Misses, Boys, children of Comprising all the latest London Fashions, Together with Sheets and journals illustrating same. Can be obtained from M BICON - •• QUEEN STREET. M X?S°THOENTON .. RKET. MISS FISHER.. .- P;^ N O^ST or WP.OGILVIE •• -VICIORIA-51.,01 ANY OF OUR AGENTS THROUGHOUT THE NOERIE &"KEMPLA.Y, 21, ELLIOTT STREET, AUCKLAND. Sole Wholesale Agents for New Zealand. OATMEAL. ASK YOUR GROCERS FOR MOIR & CO.'S. PRONOUNCED TO BE THE BEST OATMEAL IN THE MARKET. |~IHEAP AND GOOD CUTLERY. THOMAS SAMUEL Hasdetermined to Clear Out his Stock of Cutlery and Electro-plated Goods in consequence of tlic dulnnss of trade, including all kinds of Table, Pocket, and Gum Knives, Scissors, and Razors, All the above Selling at very Low Prices. GREAT BARGAINS IN TABLE CUTLERY. THOMAS SAMUEL, IS2. QUEBX-STBKET (Opposite Arthur's Mart). _-* "OICTURE - FRAME MANUFAC « JT TORY, 3 MUSICAL INSTRUMENT WARE- _ HOUSE, 3£ BS, Victoria-St., Auckland. s!g T. E. CARTER, ,■ °« TEACHER OF MUSIC. § VIOLIN, PIANO. CORNET, &c. <J Musical Instruments Tuned ard _5 Repaired. TAM GOING TO SEX SVW^v^. • > >u$ rriHE p RAND TpXHIBITiON ot ~~ -J^TIW~A UTUMN & XT7-INTER QOODS VOW ON TTIKW at ■ VTITOOLLAMS & CO.'S ' m W BSfABLISHMBNT. SYDENHAM HOUSK, GREY-STREET. ADMISSION FREE. -VTEW^ZE [aJjAN-Tt WKEDS In great variety. A GOOD TWEED SUIT for 10s; -Virith~an extra pair of Trouaere, 503. A sfbUNDINTG ! FOX' 3 No. 3 SERGE SUIT, £3 fis; with an extra, pair ot Trousers, £3 loa. FEW CAN COMPETE ! EAVY BLACK or BLUE DIA.GONAL SUrfS. with bound edges, from 70b. NONE CAN EXCEL! T-»EESS SUITS, £5; extra quality. Silk U Lined, £6 10a. , Latest Style and Perfect Fit.l AVERCOATlNGS—S_lendia"~Variety In' \J TtVEEDS, from 503. In Beavers, Naps, Pilots, and Worsteds, from 70a to 90s. A -VITOOLLAMS & /^O.'S JUBILEE piFT OF JpKA -VV?;iLL ba given for the "VTEARE3T GUESS as to ~~ HO <v MANY BEANS are Contained in tie Jar . t^OW ON VIEW In our Window. "" NEW ZEALAND TWEED SUITS, from 45a to_9Qj, . IMTADE TO MEASURE IN SIX HOURS 1 npHEN WHY WEAR SLOP 3 1 " EVERY~CUSTOMER ACKNOWLEDGES* rpHAT THE VALUE OBTAINED \ T OUB KSTABLISHMKNT " OUiiPAStiES ALL UWDERarANDING. " A. 'WoOLLAMS & Co., ; OYDENHAM HOUSE, pREY-STREET ■ AUCKLAND. >^NOTlCE.—Removing to Larger and more^ g Suitable Premises in a !.SllJo<Tl!i.« ■S 5 J^--^Kobaon's Dining Roo__b\§ § -g H. POHEB, Ij7QugenSfre^Ng JJ- O T..1 C E OJP^R E.MOVAL. •W. B. MELDRUM, TAILOR, Wishes to inform Ms numerous friends and m* tomersthathehas REMOVED to those more Central and Spacious Premiser adjoining \™ SHORTLAND-STREET, Ana begs to solict a continuance of past ratrnn age by all old and new patrons, P "on" Suits from £3 15s. All Work done in First-class Style,



TO LET, a Six-roomed House, in "rJiJji ton Gore Rosd.-Apply E. Porter and firfl Newmarket. ,i WANTED, some kind person toadjjjfi a healthy Baby Boy, one month dW '■'& will be entirely given up.—For address annM Star Office. . _____ iHp W' ANTED, a good General ServanTifel Apply to Mrs J. Williams, TheTßgjl lows, Wyuyard-street. t<Bs ■\TSr ANTED, a Strong Boy lo7~r^j o y y work —Young Bros. Ili mHE LATE FIRE AT~PAWTEIjj C. WITHEFORD, Ironmonger, Parnell W ' to thank those friends who so kindly protect* his property during: the lire, and to CantS* - Judge and Members of the Parnell Fire Bnsafl'' for the prompt and skilful suppression otffl ~ GREAT TTNRESERVED C_ALI! ■; Re ASSIGNED ESTATE' #|| • ROBERT STRONG. % , VALUED AT £2,749 15s7f, riARRBTT J$ R° I Having Purchased the above Estate for' Cash! at a Large Discount. ARE OFFERING THE WHOLE STOCK AT THEIR AUCKLAND SHOPS. ONE MONTH ONLY,, ■ AT TOTALLY UNRESERVED PRICES,. 7,201) pairs Infants' Strap Shoes, sizes 2to 5-6 d a ,-JOO ~ Infants' Strap Shoes, sizes 2to S_<h 6100 „ Infants' Strap Shoes—ls to 3s 1250 „ Children's Lace, sizes 2to s—ls; 200 „ Children's E Sides, si/.es 2to 5-ls_j 1,825 ~ Girls'E Sides, sizes 10 to 1—33 lid '_71 „ Maids' _ s—_s lid 1,389 ~ Ladies E.S. Boots, sizes 3to 7—ls Mb 1 721 „ Ladies' E.S. Boots, sizes 3to 7—ossij ■ 315 ~ Ladies' Levant E.S. Boots—6s 6d 'I 1,220 „ Ladies' Kid E.S.—7s Gd H 1 735 „ Ladies' ditto—from 7s 6d to 10s 6d :' 150 „ Ladies' Real French Kid E.S.-Gs Bj| 722 „ Ladies' Kid Button, sizes oto 7—BsH 1,169 „ Ladies' Kid Walking Shoes, sizesswi -575 „ Ladies' Walking Shoes, sizes sto iJ£ 6s Gd 1.2G0 „ Ladies^ Walking Shoes, sizes 3to J^f| 3;571 „ Ladies' ditto—from Ss to ]0s 9a 1,292 „ Ladies' Button Boots, si:;es 3 to?-, from 9s b'd to lls (id 4,342 „ Men's Watertight.—from Ts lid to l(||gif 2,272 ~ Men's K.S.—from 8s Sd to 13s 6d ■'■:■ 1,351 „ Men's Balmorals —from 9a 6d :i,nOB . „ Men's Walking Shoes—from Cs 64 ■ 1,000 „ Men's Patent Shoes—Bs 6d 3,520 ~ Boys' Boots—froms —from 4s (id 1,135 ~ House Boots, Sewn—2s lid Evening Shoes, Slitpjcks, House Boots, &iu§| in quantities unable to be quoted here.™! GARRETT BROS., Wakemeld-st.,, | and | Garkett's Buildings, Kaeangahape Roa^S Auckland. ■ j. THIS IS A GENUINE SALE. £&$ I tsmi i ■ a . eussian ;:j Tea Packing Company^ PURE BLENDED TEAS... l] " ■ ' ; I OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.: • , § The "New Zealand Herald i" says:—"On aqj count of their trade in the now celebrated I Russian Co.'s Blended Teas having f*rown tod I large for their old premises in High-streetJ | Messrs John Earle and Co. have opened an office and depot at 207, Queen-street, next) Arthur's Mart. The new premises have been| most elaborately fitted up in black and gold,; and the uniqueness of the decorations, T>otn| inside and out, make the place one of the sights of the city, showing: that the firm have faitnini the future of their Blended Teas. Messrs EarlS; & Co. are well-known in Auckland as cley~j: and reliable tea experts, and that they havec taken a band in the pushing of the new line of teas is, to our mind, a sufficient proof that thi article ottered is what it is represented to lie." j' The AuoivLAND Evening Star says s9 "Messrs John Earle & Co., the renowned tea, tasters and dealers in Auckland, have now; opened in Queen-street, next Arthur ana|i Buddies Mart. There are few men about whq' understand teas better than Mr Earle. ,He haul given the tea business his sole attention fpl.j years, and as a blender of pure teas ought to ml ceive a large support from the hundreds ol | homes in Auckland. He deals in nothing buff teas, and may certainly claim to be the peoples I tea blender." j 1 Besides these expressions of approval frojn j the public press, we are in almost daily receipt! j of the most encouraging testimonials regarding | the superiority of our Russian Co.'s Pan 1 Blended Teas over all other packet teas, andja the rapid and steady increase in our tradqj shows that the tea drinkers of the colony arg;l appreciating our efforts to place in their nanq | Pure nnd Properly Blended Teas at prices) within the reach of all. These Teas put up M { packets bearing the Company's label and trade^j mark (without which none are genuine) may bq: had through any respectable grocer, or atthfj; Tea Depot, 207, Queen-street, Auckland. m JOHN EARLE & CO., j !" TEA MERCHANTS.. ~fy POST-OFFICE BOX'No. 206. j: Agents wanted where not already represented I OF PURE GOB LIVER OIL!1: And Hypopkospliites of Lime and Soda*- ALMOST as PALATABLE as Mlljfc Possessing the combined virtues of|' these two valuable remedies in their fullest j degree. More easily digested and assimi-1 lated than in the crude form, <l*l<?j especially desirable for sicMlU\ wasting children and persons witnj feeble digestive power, and as ' .'■ A REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION, I A REMEDY FOR WASTLNU DISEASES ■OF CHILDREN, «| A REMEDY FOR SCROFULA, | A REMEDY FOR ANEMIA AND GEN*: ERAL DEBILITY, . , I A REMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS, AND THROAT AFFECTIONS, In- fact, all disenses where there is an | inflammation of the Throat and Lungs, *■■. j WASTING OF THE FLESH, and tt 1 WANT of NERVE POWEE, nothing in tha : world equals this palutable Emulsion. ,;i;1 "' It is prescribed and endorsed by the I best- physicians in the various countriesof i> the world, who will attest these facte, , m For sale by all Chemists. ■ -• THE COMMERCIAL HOTB^vi • ■ 1 WHANG-AREI. LOR AM, Propkietoe. > Commercial Men, Visitors, Families, &C, wiu find this Hotel replete with every convenient* for the comfort of Patrons on the most moderate^ terms. ,'_j _____ ■ —33 m MR G. OSWALD, Teacher of Elocution* gives Lessons by arrangement. AJ!*i accepts engagements for public or private en*; tortainments. Special terms to churches aw charities.—All letters care of Champtaloup-*, Cooper, Queen-street.