DRY DOCKS.

(To the Editor of the Evening Stae ) sitffm 1 h? r\ mv > a«^ perceived a good or small S nd«c. where I found either large oi small docks could be made (the ulace beuTf* fe^fr 1' h -bei^ jy^^ yool was in the Eiver Mersey, and above thitfl? hrnidrad feet inland, r ter £!££s£ K&^te^ WMHm

LOVEWELL'S ADVENTURE.

Chables Lovewexl and Emma Woodbine were charged with being drunk and conduct ing themselves in a disorderly manner in the village on Bottle Parva on the evening of bundaj, the Ist inst. On being asked what ne had to say to the charge, the male defend ant said, and was very properly rebuked by the bench, that it was an "infernal slander.' btate the case, constable," eaid the Chair xnan. turning to the officer preferring the charge. "These ere young parties, yer wor •hjp, -which Z 41 and me follered of em for hour, w&b a staggering up and down the lanes all the evening. They was unsteady in their walk. Consequently they must have been drunk sir.' " Certainly officer. Unquestion ably a very sad case. So young, too. The young man has in a manner pleaded guilty. Let'us hear what the—hem—the—hem—-his companion says." But this was altogether more than the young lady, an exceedingly pretty and modeßt girl ooujd do. Shs seemed scarcely to understand what was meant, and could do nothing but sob. This was almost too much for her lover j he mastered his feelings, however, and hsving respectfully asked if he might speak; said,—" I cannot conceive what ground, except malice, this man can have for so monstrous a falsehood. I was simply walking, as I have. done every evening for a long time, with my betrothed from my father's house to her own hdrhe when this man came'up and taxed us: -—" " Well, yes with what?"'; " With not walking straight, i. c. in a direct line." "And what did you say ?" " Say ! I said what I.' felt, but had perhaps better not repeat here;" "But waß the charge true ?'>' " True! —-of1 course it is not true to imply that a delicate young girl could possibly be intoxicated But—" Btft what. Speak to the point, Sir." " Why (with a smile.) as I had my arm round my sweetheart's waist, we might perhaps not have walked quite so straight as a policeman on his beat." " And you really wish us to listen to such a defence as that■?'•' " I have made no defence. I c corn to- do any tiling of the kind." ""Sou make no defence. Then you are both fined twenty shilling! and costs. A murmur of a very peculiar kind went round the crowded court. There were a good many lov ;rs aiid;. fathers and brothers prasest. There was one stout, red faced looking man— in fact who was by no means careful to con-, ceal his indignation nor to suppress hi?; voice in the remarks he made. This did not by any means escape the lynx-eyed and rather choleric J.P t . ,who had i^eted ,as Chair-. man and taken'by far the mO3b active part in hearing the different cases. " Constable," he *t last «aid to the "officer standiDg nearest to the stout mariT—"'Constable place your person in the dock there." The worthy farmer, waxing redder and redder in his wratb, wants no bidding, but stood facing the bench with a •wry angry look indeed. " Well here I am Mr Justice What-may-you-want-with-n_e ,- | may be lam drunk and disorderly ?" "You have hit it," said the learned and discriminate ing Judge, himself waxing angry at the contemptuous and defiant beam g of old! farmer Woodbine—the Woodbines have held the some farm for nearly three hundred years —'-You have hit it precisely.; It was very, •blv and wisely decided a few dayi Bince by >n intelligent Bench of magistrates, at Graresend [fact] that the .surest test of. drunkeness is a flushed face. You sir, ,«<»ng from his chair, and in an imposing and loud Toice-" You, Sir, hare a very flushed .face, «nd more than that your conduct, has^ been most disorderly during the ,&s^**\ venom. You are therefore, fined forty,bMl -?ng. and costs for beingjr^and Wgg; At this bold>aod determined?:conduct of the; HX Chairnlan, evidentl^atr not to be wmsm "Tt?£ Sirl have already told you so,'. ail 1- £$n% —p-«j ssssksbk off with t.ne iwcD« f white to his fc-fTS,^ 6 ™d very red, through thTf with I g^tlem^s-fist so that; he was contachjitnajn complexional point $Mf ittaplough that he losthie

thb imsiftrrTO wah, Monday, December so, im



and cigars, « ™ y American Tobacco and cKdUh next' Bank New Zealand) they Sfv purchase the same cheaper than in* any Sher PSuse in the city: No inferior gobds kept in stock,; .would not purchase such for the public at any price One trial is suffi. cient to guarantee a continuance of custom- Give a call.—Advt. The great champion trotting-match m New Yo?k Ms been won by the, mare. Gold- SaitliMaid The fastest time ever made by ?he MaTd was a mile trotted in two minutes 16| seconds. : ; t>> •■. •■• Bri^ham: Young - announces that he will estabfish Salt Lake City according to the the order of Enoch, if the Samts will obey without question. i.-D. /l .w™ -At a crowded election ; ineetog at Brooklyn, Speakers' platform, which was crowded cave r way, precipitating -the speakers^ repor &L y about,looper S on| below, and; bury ing tHem in; the debris. ~ Several we killed and wotindedi', '~;■%• '^^■■•"■i ■.'<'<s&■ ■■*;.').



Throughout Alsace-Lorraine the sale of *Tench journals has beeii forbiclclen. * above 40 who does not wear spectacles. Tenders are advertised for thei'epairs of the city pumps, and for carting scoria ash and road metal for the City Council; '■ ■ The half-yearly Mormon conference has concluded. The attendance throughout has been large and the necessity, of paying tithing the burden of the discourses. The Presbyterians are-: increasing.in Canada. ~',; . j ; ° Last year the Methodists baptized 120,000 persons. . . ..:•;;.. : .,



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HPO LET,... a large House, iji^gooij -*- order, in Beresford-street, Parnell; occupied by Mr and Mrs Mair.—Apply to occupants. f|FO .LEAS by a; splendid' Faruv* at -*- Papakura, called the Pah ; lately leased to Mr Grouchy.-. The lease will be for five years.--Applica tion by letter, .stating termsi to be sent to: Col: Balneavis, Alten road, on, or before, the 11th January, 1873. .. .- : ■ : . ■. .- TO LET, a Cottager iwitti Coach house and Stable, in Upper Grey-street. - Apply to T. Leigh White, Canada Buildings. - ■:■ :: :■ picTON and blenheim Railway. TO TIMBER MERCHANTS, ETC. "J': -'■''' HP END ER S are invited for the -*- ' Supply of a considerable quantity of Timber, required for the above Railway, particulars of which can be obtained at our Office, Albert Barracks. : JOHN BROGDEN & SONS. . TO LEGAL MANAGERS. OF El C E Plans of Gold Mines quickly and correctly - drawn on reasonable : terms. ■ : ' CHARLES PALMER, . Draftsman, Shortland-street; and at Wayte's, Queen-street TO LET, a first class Six-roomed . • Cottage oh the North Shore, situated near the Masonic Hotel.—Apply to R. H. Duder, House and :; Land Agent, Devonport Store. FOUND. — followed the under signed from Onehungathis morning an English ■Terrier Bitch. The owner-can have the same by > giving description and .-paying, expense of advertise ;ment, on application to William C. McLeod, at Mast;field & Co., Engineers. Waited-. WANTED, a Young Man to Drive a Cart.—Apply to James Hanley, Cross-street; j Newton. ■ ■ " ■ " WANTED, a Second-hand Fire proof Safe: about 40-inch.—W. F.Comp ton, Wharf. - - • .-..■■ ■ ■'' ■■ , . • ' . WANTED immediately, a Person to:take a Family Washing by contract weekly; ialso; a General" Servant.—For address apply to Mrs ■ Scott, Green-grocer, Shortland street, opposite i Probert'Si ' , WANTED, a Musician to. ac company a picnic party on New Year's Day. j—Apply oliice of this paper/ TO PAINTERS.—Wanted, a good Brush Hand to proceed to the South.—Apply, W. Phillips & Son, 12, Wyndham-street, Auckland. WANTED/ in a family of two, a ■ young Person.—Apply, after 11 o'clock, to Mrs S. C. Philips, opposite the i'itzroy Hotel, Wake field street. ■•;••,• WANTED, a , Housemaid.- Apply at the office of this paper. WANTED, a Boy.—Apply to G. Thorogood, Chapel street. ; , ;.. WANTED, a MAN competent to take , charge of .and,xork a circular saw at a bush mill.— Apply James W, ; Waller, Timber Merchant, Customhouse.-sfcreet. ; ', WANTED, a pair of GOOD SAWYERS . to work at a bush saw mill.—Apply James W- Waller, Timber Merchant, Cus ; tomhouse-street. ;■ .■,-: •. . ■ ; WANTED, a strong. Girl, about fifteen, to make herself generally useful.- - Apply to Mrs Taylor, Auckland College, Upper Queen : treetj . : .•. ;' H& i'l.V. ■ I ' '• : ''• '. '.' *Jp WANTED, one or two respectable Lads as Apprentices; also, an active Youth ;who has some knpwledgeof French Polishing. —T. and :H. Cooke,' Upholsterers,! Cabinet-makers, &c.y 148, Queen-street. WANTED, by a G-entlevirpman, a Situation .to superintend a Gentleman's House,and JEamily. References given and require^.— j Address," A.Z.," office of this paper. TX7ANTED, a General Servant.— i y Vr>• rApply to1 E. Waiters, Corifectioiler. '< I -'■ \\f ANTED,- an Apprentice to the W House Painting.—Apply to Wm, Patterson, Hobson and Victoria-streets. - ■ :: _—__—__ ! ;— i WANTED'/ a1; General Servant. . .Reference required. —Appjy, at the. United |Servi<ie I Hdtiel, ;Qucen-street, ■'. corner 'of Wellesleyi 'street. ;,;.,.•,,-, ~-/...;..... a '1,,/,:/. , ■..-■..,•:•, ,:;':' ■» * WANTED, one or two Run Boys for Evening Star. ' WA' NTE D' X N OWN,' that Carriages, Buggies, and.Saddle Harses can ;be had on hire at Kipg's Livery Stables, Parnell. WANTED,.' a\ Nursemaid.-H-Apply/ . ,to Mrs G. Lewis, Jermyß-street (near Wyn yard Pier. '; !■' "' ' ' ' •'' ' '' rV\T ANTED; to Sell, a Dming Boom i WW/i j Business,: ■ with ' twenty-four Bede.T-Mi Lennox,^harebrokpr, Queen-street. •. ; . ■~. .O. TXTANTED KNOWN, that4he'-un^- T T dersiguedjlias always iin Hand &nd i6i' Salej a' large Stock ©f First and Second-class Timber' iri: lots to suit bUyelrs, Or for shipment either at the Yard, Custom-house street, or Government Wharf, One hunga. ", ■ .•'■ ■'' ■'"'■. • '.: '"'■' ' ''''' JAMES W. WALLER, ■ i... aI /. ';';::! - '■. i Timber Merchant. TXTANTEDj ,to Oharter for the ■ .y.y^.-.cplonies,,,. a, Vessel from 100 to 300 tons.— \Apply to Holdship & Oow Custom-house street. •'* j-' > ' ■ ' '■'•'■ ''■■ " ■:-'"-- WANTED;;, Purchasers for' New andSecond-hand Sewing Machines.. Haying .enlarged the , Fitting Shop, Vulcan lane, by the addition of a large Show-room, parties having Second hand Machines to dispose ol may send them at once. 1 on hand, New' and Second-hand. -Machines adapted for household and manufacturing purposes: Repairs properly done; •' '-■■ .■■■'; • - W.A. N:,T.E.p;'^:;N OWN,., that, D. GOLDIE i'svprepared to supply : all kind of Timbe and other Building Materials, including Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, Houseblocks, i Posts, Bails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron Bark, and IBlue Gum Laths, Shingles, &c, &c, at the lowest imarket prjceSi ah. : .Yards,. Custom-house street. ~.; . , ißiiicks, 1 tiinp, Sand, Shells, andTil^ WANTED, . Purchasers for the 3 abovei" Sold' and delivered at the lowest ■rates from the yard at the Firewood Wharf. Gon ; tractors liberally dealt with. I 100,000 Bricks guaran- J teed to be always on hand. All orders to be addressed jto W. -K.iJj.stY,-. junction ;Of Queen and Grey streets.. Sole 'agent foifth'e'-Whau brickmakers.'" WANTED, Purchasers for Gilt and Fn^cut'rl'ire'wood;! elivered at' owest rates. — W. and G. Winstone,-Castom-honse street. WA{BTJD,: Purchasers for . t»e?t ' Newcastle Coal; delivered at owest rates.— W". »n 4 Gr. VTinstone, Cuatom-beiue «t?eofc.



r ; c , ■,;,-:,.. Sports^ | -tr gel an d; c a m& ■■'■ . .JANUARY IST and 2kiV.ls73, ,:■■;'.;.,; :': : ■' Stewabds:. '.■'■ The Hon. Chas. J. Taylor I The Hon. Dr. Pollen V James Watt, Esq.,, | J. S. Macfarlane, Esq. i ; ';'.. , .Major Walmsley.. •.,.....!'..•: .:, 1 '•"■ ■ Jubok: ': ■ ■• y Thomas Beckham, Esq:, R.M. ;.,, ,- , ~;,'! i . •■ Starter:. , ■.. .- : .../ Mr Joseph Bennett. . :.. ■;!;.■: '■'■j '• Clerk of the Course: ■ r .,-..;, . i,.. , : .Mr Henry Hardington,, , j :•, : :■ Clerk-ot" Scales' ' -:■ ■■; ■•-'•■' - h' f-:' ■ ■'■■ Mr W. Marks.: ;' .:. ;'!;.;; •■'..'PROGRAMME. *'; •::::: ;■ . FIR S T DAY-: 1 p.m.—MAIDEN PLATE; £100. Weight for age ; one mile and a half. Entrance, £5. Open to all horses that have never :won an advertised prize. Major Walmsley.'s. bm Atalanta, 4 yrs—by: Dainty Ariel; dam,. Moonshine , Mr 0. J. Taylor's blk g Long Drive, 4 yrs Mr J. Heath's Eclipse, 6 yrs ■ ' '< ' Mr George Cutts ns bf Ranger, 3 years—by Diomedes; dam, Waimea•', . •; '•. :" : ■ Mr W. Walters's, jun, b g Ben Nevis, C yrs . ■ Mr J. Lennard's b g Bandarra, 0 year,! • ■ , Mr Eaton's cf Magnolia, '4 yrs :■ . .:■, .:. : Mr A.tkinson's g m Minna, aged ;. . ■,: . ■ 2 p.m.-VOLUNTEER CAVALRY/PLATE; £50. Welter weight for age. Once round the course. Open to all horses that have been regularly ridden on parade, arid that, have been the pro perty of any member of any corps in the pro vince during the last three months, to be ridden by members only. Entrance, £3. Mr Waltors's, jun, b g Ben Nevis, C yrs , V ■ Mr Thomas Roberts's "b g Daybreak, 5 yrs Mr J. K. Cliadwick's Paramatta, f .age.d '■ .','•,> Mr T. Brown's eg Blaze, aged . 3 P.M.—ELLERSLIE HANDICAP., A syeepstakes : of lOsovs. each, h. ft., with ISOsovs. added! Two miles. Entrance closed. st, lb Mr Walters's bjnyatterina, aged. .-.. ..9 0 Mr Gwynne's bg* Flying Jib, aged ■ '.. •" ■m j -sß y -;7 Mr-Atkinson's bigg Black Eagle, aged.; ■': % J B?\|2 :MrH. Redwood's bf Malvina, 8 yrs-i.t: • ;.. T 12 Mr Sutherland's bg Maori Weed, aged..- .; ilrjy' .6* ■•••' •5' MrPaton's bm Marcella, aged .-. ■ ; ;.. ! ■ .;■' 6 '0 4 p.m. -RAILWAY STAKES ; £50. . .'/ Weight for age ; once round the course: Entrance, £3.v ; : '.; : - / :v.,' ' •'! ':; :'.: MrW. Walters's bm Slander, aged : > Mr W. Walters's bm Yatterina. aged - .. .•."' Mr W. Marks ns.bg St Patrick,: aged-^-by St Aubyn; dam, Euphony : ; ■!« Ki!iiiMi Mr Thomas Snell's Nero, 0 yers '. ':'=" Mr Charles Dunster's Argyle, 5 y.a 5 p.m.-INNKEEPERS' PURSE ; £75::;. ~ Weight for age ; once round the course. r Winner's' of public money.amounting to £100 to carry 71b extra. Entrance, £3.' ' "'•_ "'.'. ~--, Mr George Cutt ns bg Parawhenua, 3 yrs. of <■'■'■ Mr O. McGee's Creeping Jenny, aged ■■ . ■ • .• •■ •■ " Mr>W. AValters's b:m Slander,'aged pUiftyiJi Mr W. Walters's bm Yatterina, aged- -.•'•>^■■••i Mr J. Ellis ns gg Paramatta, aged. fjg?foO) oitW c p.m.—pony race.. . •;;.,•'.;;■ ' Of 10 soys., for all Poniei? of 14 hands and under,;,once rOiind the course. Weight for inches : Top weight, 9 stone 7 lb.; allowance, 71b,each lin ; '■ post entrance, 1 soy. ..;. /' : £'•'»! SECOND : D'AY--.:. 5, h 1 p.m.—MA.IDEN PRODUCE 1 STAKES ; £50. Weight for age ; the winner of Maiden-Plate; to carry-, . filbs extra ; open to all liorses bred' in the Pro-| vince. Distance, once round the course." Entrance',- £3. ] \ | ' ;'; •, !.i ■- \ Major Walmsley's bf Atalanta, 4 yrs Mr C. J. Taylor's blkg Long Drive, 4 yrs . .Mr Heath's Eclipse,' C yrs'' " " 'Mr Thos. Eaton's eh f Magnolia, 4 yrs . : . , 2. -AUCKLAND METROPOLITAN" HANDICAP ■ ;■■ ;: £100. f ■ W. Weights will be declared for this rac« at 9 p.m on Ist January; ' distance one mile and half. Entrance, . on, nomination, - £2, anddn acceptance,.£3.., ■ , . ■, ... ... ~■,!■..■ Mr.C. J. Taysor's blkg Long Drive, 4 yrs Mr Atkinson's blkg Black Eagle, aged Mr Sutherland's;blk jr Maori Weed, aged , ; Mr Walters's b m Slander, aged' Mr Walters's bm Yatterina;-aged Mr Eaton's bm.Marcella, aged • T.r Mr W. Marks ns bg St. Patrick,'aged '' Mr.].. AOliadwick's gg P ! a,rramata,'-aged ( J aMr D. Atkinsoa's m Minna 3 P.M.—LADIES' PURSE ; £!)6i Weight for age : winner of any previous race at the meeting- to carry 71bs extra ; once, round-the course. Mr J. Gwynne's bg Flying, Jib, aged MrW. Walters's b m Stahder, aged Mr W. Walters's b m Yatterina, aged Mr Thomas Snell!sNer]o, 0 years.,, f".- iicKll Mr Dunster's Argyle, 5 years .. ,) ■ _E. 4 p.m.—CONSOLATION STAKES ; £30. Handicap io'r all beaten horses; once rdiind the' course; entrance on nomination, £1 ; and on acceptance, £2. o p.m.—HURDLE RACE; £40. Handicap. Over eight flights of hurdles; twice round; entrance, £3. i - .- • •- • j st. lb. Mr J. McGee's bg Dick Turpin,ag'ed .. .. 11 12 Mr Carfrae Edgar's g g Echo.. ..'■ .. .. 10 0 6 P.M.-HACK RACE : £10. . Once round the course; catch weights; entrance ■■>■■'( £1:' post entries.'' I■ ' -!: ;:!":-'-':' ■'"'/'i's ' No qualification tee required for the pony and hack races. : ! ■■• ;{. r;. ;; \\ ' /.•s. f. U In all races where a forfeit has-to be paid the owner of any horse entered for any such race who shall neglect to declare and ; pay fprfpit ibefore 10 a.m. on the morning of the'race shall be liable for the whole of the stakes, unloss otherwise specified in the con ditions of any such race. ' All persons intending 'io withdraw horses are re quired to ffite noticet/> thajt effect tpithe secretaryter' clerk' df the' scales at least half an hour bef ore'startin'g;*; any person neglecting orsrefusipg tp qomply with this rule shall pay a fine, to be imposed by the stewards not expee^dinK" {> soys., to: the racsifund; /. A ■No entry will be received for any of the races ex cept upon th&:condition- that all disputes, claims, and objections arising out of the racing shall,be de r cided by' the' stewards, 'or: those whom'they may Ap point. Their decision on all. points,connected-wifctfj the carrying out of this programme shall be final. All-entrieSj to|, ,be sealed and "addressed...to ~the ■stewarUs, entrance-money enclosed, with' the', name, • agey and pedigree of the horse, name of tllfe."■ owner,! and colours of; the rider.' ; Any jockey riding e'xceptr'in' the colours entered will beflne'dS. soys.■ ; . : '".'''. '. '■~'!' No one allowed.to enfev a horse' unleai. a member of the CluJ) or a subscriber of two guineasro the" Rac,e', Eund:'.' ■"' •'■' '•' '■ r/'■■ ■;• ...;:-'-;, •'.". |. '■•;•;. -.' ;'.'. ' Auckland Gymkana Club Rules Jwill' be strictly ad- ( hered to. .. .' , ','' ' ''..jl ",..' '.-.>.,-, ', ,'i iDogs.fbund.onftlje 'course wilt' "be destroyed..;. Ad-. mission to the' course by'the gates' ,only; (irid any' persons 'trespassing or climbing' .over ' the r .waUs','or' fences.will.be ijrosecuted. s ','!,.'.).■'' .Charge for of adult paSsengers'.'oh : foot, ls'each'; children free.' Wheelbarrows, 2s'6d'; liorse-, men, each, 2s 6d ; one-horse trajj, 5s ; two-horse'trap,'' 10s j four:horße trap, 20s; 'A J ',', ',[[• t\ '■// / J] T ' Admisaion to the Grand Stand:—Lower Gallery, 5s Upper Gallery, 2s. 6d., ~'" ". ' ",,.,. . ■'^ 'BURTON^/DA^EiNEY, .!•')•->: i , v;i Acting Secretary. Ik/TEMBEES only and their ■ friends JJjL,,; shall be admitted [to, the. Lower Grand, Stand upon \ foductiori of their Members' Tickets.. '' -. /" t i Members' Ticket entitle the holder' to two 'LMisr Tickets free, arid are eb'tain'able'f irom the Secretary.l * : ■■^•■, .-..,-■ .; -•■.= •-., BubtONJ.'.DAVENEY, ■''?■',: ■'■'■"■- '■■'■'' -'': Acting Secretary;■■ AU C K^Ll'N D" RiA CE S. NO T I O'i ' i ffpHE' Entribs; to T-flf^;Ellerrflie> ;oaa6e^ •A. course will be -frontl'the Panmure Road for i Carriages^and TVeliicles ; of r -evpry ; description.' j Boot i passenger^ " may- •' eritei^ from A either' Panmurei or ■Remueraßflad.,..,.; .-, ■■■,--■ ••r:i--- .. firv a .** Js 5 _ ,/n, ~... x.daven'ey;' ll' i-. '.'.' ''!. ; '.'';'.A(jting'Secretaryi'! ; KARANGAHAPE DISTRICT BOARD. TO CONTRACTORS. ; nnENDEßS'Wili'ije received uritil :l4'p.m. L on MONDAY,' 6tH: January, for Earth works in Cross-street. Particular^ ,at the office--6f; ■';' :t' IC:'' '- ■■■'• y ri-r-Us <$$ ■• '•'-- jj '■:;:..;■':,:' ;P/F.\M, BU] '. E/'t-iV gtitohbury'i \ -**&s*< :-;:p> •'■" , -'A * "'Hs|i



! : .T7"?errH fT ■. —■ jQHIARINI'S I ROYAL ITALIAN CIRCUS. I ■ ■ MR. C. B. SNYDER, AGENT IN ADVANCE TO CHIAEINI'S ROYAL ITALIAN CIRCUS COMPANY Begs to inform the public of Auckland and its I vicinity that in consequence of the non-arrival of the , f steamer Dacotah, at ■ ,San,- -.I'rancisco, it was found I: impossible to ship the large number of horses belonging |! to the Company on board the connecting steamer, I Ajax, Signoh Chiarini has, therefore, informed me that •; they have determined to wait the departure of the : Daeotah, which is expected to arrive in Auckland on i or about the 28th inst. ', Due notice of the opening performance. WILL BE i GIVEN. •■'"■ ' ' ' ' ••--■ C. B. SNYDER, AGENT. IpRINCE OF WALES THEATRE. OF CHARLES' WONDROUS JAPANESE, COMBINATION COMPANY. THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, December 30, : The Great; Japanese; Ladder S^NSATioir : To-night. Received with most enthusiastic de monstrations of wonder and delight whenever performed. : THE PLEASING KARRA KAMI To-night. THE GREAT IPON D"A~KI .To-night. CHICAZO'S FLIGHT To-night. FERRARI'S MONKEYS. MR T. MARGETT'S New Topical Songs. : MR'ST. SMALItS New^and Startling bbmicalftiei;^. To-night! To-night! To-night! , " The most agreeable and pleasant evening I ever '■> spent," is unanimously pronounced by all, on leaving : the Prince of Wales' Theatre.: •viIS i' - J i i ' _ I Circle. 3s ; Stalls, 2s ; Pit, Is. I Children, half-price to Circle and Stalls only. FRANK TOWERS, Agent. ri I T T H A L L. i POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK CHARLES' FRANCO-PRUSSIAN WAR.' THE LAST NIGHTS ..OF.. THE ' ' ' MAGNIFICENT GIFTS. '' r ' THE LEADING- PRIZE TO-NIGHT : ' !A r SJLLVER COFFEE -AN-D { TEA, SERpCE^ Of Four Pieces. Thl Best Panorama ever Exhibited in ; Auckland, ,as.expressed by. the. Press and Public. A better knowledge can be' obtained! of-the greatest struggle and most fearful War that ever took place I by visiting the City Hall for two haurs than by months of reading. I To Parents of Families. —Look on this Enter : tain men t from an educational point of view, and do ; not neglect to let your children improve and extend : their general knowledge. Also, the beautiful SUEZ i CANAL and NILE SCENES every evening. * Reserved »Seats, 3s/;, -Second, 2s ;■ •,Back,Septs,,- Is., Children half-price'to First'arid'Second Seatsonjy.-^1' ; Doors open at half-past seven, commence at eight. C. B. CHARLES, Proprietor. ;O A Z A *A E . A BAZAAR .in. aid of ; SIR GEORGE GREY'S VOLUNTEER CADET CORPS WILL BE HELD IN THE .AU- i CiK ? LANp, n CpL J L : EGrE y- About the end of January next. ; C6n'tr^butions in'; aid of1 the''above' )Srei're'specltiuify! solicited by Honorary Captain. FO~R SALE'CHE'ApU K-to'n YkcHt; well found, and in good order.—Apply to G. S. ■O'Halloran : or, to R. Baird, Victoria-street. V ■■■;»■ ■■■;M f..-,- . f ,t V f. .-/■;--•? ' .'. fi % , 'T .' !'._ I OR SALE, a strong second-hand Spring Cart; can be seen any morning at 8 'o'clock at Nottingham House, .W.ellington-street. s j #rft3TJTOIIB 'AH'V YS) <IHTU:>H/3 SiVJdiW Drapert. de apery. •MILLINERY. - MILLINERY. . .. . MILLINERY. ! [Clothing. Clothing. Clothing. T i -I <) T <J M 41 M T A! JtJST RECEIVED « Direct from the English and Scotch Markets, and I -* being sold at low prices, iXjUNOY MOHAIR DRESSES, LL? from 4,} d per yard i Lustres, Alpacas, anil Grenadines, in great variety Muslin Dresses, colored and white J Ladies' Silk Jackets, from 12s 6d ' Ladies' Lustre Jackets, from 4s 6d Ladies' Trimmed Hats, from 5s Ladies' Trimmed Hats, very stylish, from 17s 6d Stays, and Underclothing, a large lot j Crinolines and Dress Improvers, in the new | 8 a fn. 0 n n -T 3 UM A 8 MEN'S CLOTHING Just landing, per Norham Castle. Men's Black and Coloured Alpaca Coats, from 10s Cd ; Men's Black Cloth Coats, in the various new .nstfapjjsi' T '•! T T.» (> .11 O J I L T ; Men's Tweed Trousers and Vests W A lot of Duck Trousers, from 2s 6d \ Ties in great variety at 6d i Scarves—a bargairi-Mrom Is Od I A great»variety of Men's Hats Men's Black Silk Hats, superior quality j;;"AT •> T. Me MA'S TEE'S, 242, QUEEN-STREET. "• TO*STAND THE SEASON AT EPSOM,* 'I rf&El * Th^rou^d ' SiioV 1 MM 1 X " YOUNG KELPIE," by " Kelpie," imported "Don Crucifix," by "Scratch," imported; from " Leunell," winner of the Champion Race and Cup at i Home Bush. Bred by Wyndham Brothers, Bukkulla, New i ; England, New South Wales. , ■ For further particulars enquire of >> .; MR. ISAAC GWYNNB . ■*■ Prince Albeti MoMLJB&IMBIi



Miscellaneous. .y-Tf->fT.f> TKt T OO X! LOOK! LOOKf! STEAWBERBIES & CJaEAM. R. ALLISON Begs to announce that he has opened the WILLOW GROVE STRAWBERRY GARDENS, where visitors to the North Shore will find welcome shelter from the sun..and. Unequalled Fruit.-.combined-, with Prime Gifeaili. .' 1? i 0. il U -• ' R - '•. ' ' &ST Only One Hundred Yards "from New Whhrf, Beach Road, . N NEW PAt: EfeHANG-IKG-S, OILT MOULDINGS. 'HOIiL'A'ND & BUTLERI,' \ OIL AND COLOKMEN, 28, VICTORIA STREET, A U Q, X LAND, % Importers of PAPERHANGINGS, White Lead (in wood and iron), Paints, Raw and Boiled O>l/:iVarnislie9,ißru«hes,- Plain and) 1 Orndinental' JWind6w Glass, Artists' Tube Colors, Photographic Glass, i GILT MOULDINGS, GLASS SHADES, ETC. PICTURE FRAMING TO ORDER Agents for the ; PAINT COMPANY.1 ' I This Paint is the best preventative of rust in iron. |rpo BE LET (for. a term of years ■ X if wanted), the BRICK SHOP, with Counters I and Shelving, in Wakefield-street, at its Junction with i Queen-street, now occupied by the undersigned, but ; the stock will be removed in a few days, for con venience of ..sale, into-the-Queen^street shop.: 'Rent ; low' to a good 5 tenant. ""'■ Also, : TO BE LET, THE JUNCTION DRAPERY ■ WAREHOUSE, ,in.Ciueen-street, at its junction,with .Wakeneld-Street/"with'Counters and Shelving5; also I DWELLING HOUSE attached, with Water and j Gas laid on, and every convenience for a family. It !is unnecessary to draw ..attention, to the improving position of this partof theftowri, arid of these premises I in particular.—Apply to R. HOBBS. ■ 2i.8. —R. H.s only reason for giving up business ! and letting his premises is his intention, long since i arrived at, of retiring fronvthe trade this Spring. j Immediate posflißsion of the Wakefield-street shop jand the other within a few weeks, or by arrange ment. « : , R. HOBBS. : o ~ ! 33 t it m ! q^k^ATE fTENbß^'are 4nvi|e| ; O for the Erection-of a.lfevf: Legislative Council : Chamber, the Enlargement of the House of Represen tatives, and Alterations and Additions to the old ; Legislative Council Chamber, at, Wellington. : General Conditions^ Specifications, and Drawings' • may be seen at the offices of the Colonial Architect, 'Wellington; the General Government Agent at Auckland; the Post■-"office";-' 'Nelson; the PubUc '. Works Offices at Christchurch and Dunedin ; and at the offieejiof the .Gommissionerijof;,Crown .Lands, :Invercargill. The Plans and. Specifications may, .be, seen as above after the lst'of t)ec'ember.' " ■ • ' ' - ' ■ i Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to 'Noon on TUESDAYy^he 3ist dtty 'of'December next. ■ The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. j rrv-,,., «jn<i i\6 nW- Hf CLAyTON, , iV r. AAAi JT3*l 02 0/1 i. bolohi&itrchH!ecii '' S November 23.1872. OU E E ANT S .■V, X 1 3f T A CURRANTS! CURRANTS! 4 Jd. P e|b--tB. Retail, AT > No. 72, QUEEN JT REE T, (Opposite Bank of New Zea CALEDONIAN GAMES. :» c .. .. kiia.i i\-u-<;li. •/iilt.uj) fi(R)9 OEIZES for the^oj^i 1~ "be handed to the successful competitors on MONDAY, the 30th inst, at 7. ,o'clpck p.m., at the Occidental Hotel. !' S: '"'"'^'•' ''^'-'i 1'"""1 JOHN STUART REID, j i\ ; .. MctingTSeoretary. f December 27,1872. CALEDONIAN GAMES. A LL Claims against the above G-anaes -£\- are requested to be sent in or before the 30th instant,] or thev/will.Tipt be.recognised-:, )j|-1 <■ \.,, ••"••r--JjoHN STUART REID," Acting-Secretary. 33, -Insurance-Buildings,' !•-ai ,fi!n:Jc ; ! ! ' : 'December 27, 1872. Sc'o'Vi a'' h to.t"e l, H'jO, tBiS fi'Nir.S T-'iR:.E-:B<Tna Every Convenience" for Visitors. The Choicest Brands of WiheVand Spirits. t O Z I tJEt J "S-; LH) I R /L;\ :t ";■: ;s -j Proprietor. HAMS! HAMS!! HAMS!!! TIJ S T EEOEIVED, two cases of O of fSINjqLAm'S' BBJiFASTIHASMSj Soiitoin^ in first-class condition at C . M A &tii^ijj^tm Chapel and Wellesley-streets. t . S E L LINGO FuF ! WM . J OpM^kSiTvO N IS, \ BOOT & SHOEMAKER, VICTORIA-STREET, FOR jO^EoFQRT'NIGHT ONIiY ! A LABGE ASSOETMENT "*-*- of LADIES', MEN'S, and CHILDREN'S BOOTS in great Variety, English and Colonial-made it a considerable reduction in prices. ;' «t»*P i.^ilv :!i-'ri<X ai >:f>r..-.. J JaftjioiJO sJfT- .fj.l { Boots and Shoes made to order on the premises. to^SlelsTll^tlelsTlu^^Mels AND OTHERS. jnn^E.j l Cash lU P l ur 7 JL' il chasers of Hides, '"Sheepskinsi Tallow, Woof, &c, &c, at.highest markets rates. ~, ~ . , J-WW$. k-A-THAN J&ICOV, J SHORTLAND STREET (Opposite Post-office), Auckland. A Q-EiSFTI/EMANlfean bWaicfcommo- OL dated with Board and Lodging in a private ifamilyby applying to /.fiHiEiD.j-.'jSxXafOfflce.;.!;; > !kI;« 'piMBEK ON Wfijft at the Shed X Breakwater road. Planed, Tongued, and ;Grooved, 9xl and 6 xTT"aISo, a Splendid Assort ment of all sizes First and Second-class. Vessels loaded with despatcttOOT* YW.HH A C. A. HARRIS. for Sal^ 5- FOE SALE, a Square Piano by Broadwood, second-hand, in good condition, fit for a school of younf*"^u*pTls.—Aj>i»]i^ by letter, addressed " H.," at this office EOE SALE, one Whaleboat, 30ft - —AppKr to^J.TCL^»E;i'BoAtßua*eJL«.Oustom house street. 5 L .^ y^^f v*^ } Tj^OE Sale, with immediate possession JO a House of &Jtofion, with every oonvenienci situate at tlio corner of Franklin Road,-For pa: titulars. Apply to Mrf West, on the premises,



™ Board a^id, Residence. BOARD and Besidenee £09 f #fj t \ tleraan, or a Lady and 'Gentleman;— Appv Mrs W. Arthur, Upper Queen-street., 2LjJ_J«»jL '•■•.;!.■■ : - ■ '■ •' - .'. ..,;.•'' i!;! ri HEIST MAS PEESE^TSfe KJ . .. . ;: U•' I .'"a! AND ~ .1 -iMw-;te a';e";s at^-j E. ■ WAY T E XljJ . Has received by late arrivals several caSfi M^Fj! I ; ;;:;:f:E : W;;:. ; B,o ok %-fFfii*ff Discount allowed to"storeKeepers,School ' ! masters, andMinistera.. .• t ,', ■Work-Boxes/ Writing Desks, Stationery,; Case Chrpmo-Lithographs, &c, &c, &c ---;"e::X' .GLA DI A TE.P ' /p:i I SODA CRYSTALS! SOD A' CRY S*T A L S !, 100 barrels j NOW LANDING. vnrfl ' ■ f'-.. ' t-jFOa) .SALE; BY: -THE ;, UNMSBSKiNED.; • j? F.v! E: -C OrM P T ON* *AUCKLANg£SOCIETY OF ARTISTS. /TTHE, ComHHt,fcee beg to-, remind in?/ ■Mi tending Contributors .of Foreign and Local Works of Art thatf.the. next Exhibition will be lieli _ about the*nd of Pebniar^^.:^ J^.. i w",'.;;'''••'.'■ ■-.*'■ ''■>■': "OV k Hon. Sfe« :ya ' ■: '• ' " ' ' _;••;-! '.fi'A'l THE AUCKLAND COLLEGE, Witt' RE-OPEN on MONDAY, January ;13j^5B|S Reduced scale' of charges, ' payable in a *r«^Bß^ Boarders from £10- 10s perquarter.laccording tpage^- High School, £1 10s 6d per-quarter, or I°3^?6M| month; Young Ladies' School, £1 Is per quarter; o« 73 per month ; Junior School, 12s per quarter, or lsWg per week. French, German, and Music are extras. W| i Training School' fob Teachers.-The Principal W will Keti glad: to .'receive into the. College^ persons fj desirous of being trained as Teachers, and of obtain^ - m Ing, Certificates under the Educatlos;.A^yi|.7' 3i TtrM .. f.y^ ~-,-f y-,-.fy-,-. , Principal. "; •-■ ■ Auckland College; December H, 1872. ? THE Eev.W. Tayloe having leased I the Lesley'1 College property, I have great ,JJ pleasure, as Chairman of the Trustees,, in stating niy^M )elief that the Education to be given under Mr. JH Taylor's superintendence will be strictly undenonu-|H| national in its character, and would therefore ffiMa commend .the' College to the body of WesleyansjuWH this province. „ maa , ~*f (Signed) O. W. KitrW; *.. • Mckland, December 27, 1872. . ■-. F" CkK SAJj£ '. CHEAP,; a .Ilanst. M' patent Cab; almost new.—Bull &; Soßr--W«*<S« field-street... t ■■■'■■■ r• * \ -J rS O BEtJGA TED IB S^M ■ TO AKRItE PER HARVEST,..«t)ME,; ".^^ % CASES, 5 OWT. EACH, 6,7' A*m 8 FEET^^ ~T. E O U-T-,n y; ,':'^'>i:.^ ■ * ;:: Aiuottons. ./■':';.^.;;y' j^ TUESDAY, DEC 31., i u j ''timber, timber^ '■ Timber. THE Subscriber has received mstr^cii.dnß''r | I; to' "sell by auction; at his Rooms,; Que^ ( | itrefet.on Tuesday, 31st> instant,, at lialfTpasfe) | 10 d'clock, the Timber oivthe Grand Stands in tie Albert Barracks, containing about^;'* > i 8 000 FEET OF SUPERIOR KAIJRI' Le'l: BOARDS AND SCANTLING. V;;J Termsr Cash or approved promissory notes;^| l.i ':.■ '.'. .LEVT.iW;-, EATON;:; :;::';-;;j\ j s r .. i-f.ifi -f.-r :- ■•:' .i'-.'y .-i .:. Auctioneer. ■ !j, I r:,:■!-•■;:",.:: . ::..^-. r -^ ;""' MONDAY, JANUARY; 13. V.,,-: ; _i".-«r- JVALUABBE^ARMriA^D .HOMESTEAf) ON %HA^GAPA4AOA. ,— THE "Subscribers liave received "irr™ q structions'lrpm .Mr Trevor^ Lloy.d,-f who is leaW me tne' Colony, to'sell at the' Land Mart, Fort-street * on MQnday,,!3th January, 1373, at 12 o'clock, 4| | HK^VAEUifeE'^AEM bf sV AcWsf abouW .^ miles from'iAuckland, situated in.the paoah.-of Wai- * vera, on the Whangaparaoa Peninsula, and having a^ arge frontage to the Weit;i! fciverr I'The property isi-^j >artly laid down in grass, and therewe about 2tt.acresya »f bush on it. The house is a comfortable substantially- | milt.residence of six rooiniteiround which three ictes 'liaVe' 'been' 'fenced in 3m planted with' fruit , trees, shrtfbs, &c.;. <-■'■••■'■■; :•■--' [•!>*> • - :^n-.-f ~v ' : ijChfr putcnaser ciil'haVe the Furniture at a valuation.. ---| ~; hiSAMUEL CO.CHR.4NE..&. SON,.. .■;; V;.- i Auctioneers. ...,'■. •."■ '', ■ ... -,",', ,-, (> fA >•■•'*■ .-,;-. '■■•„•'•■..-■ .iI: '■>'■'■.. . • .•'•-■• ,^--'":Jr • ; FRIDAY, JANUARY 3. ; ■!';'|SUPERIOR, BimARD TABLED ' • io "cmCULAR BILLIAiRD :^ THE, Sj^Mw^e^j^v^^c^i^jl^l^^ •'Structions te sell^ at the, Mart, Fort-street,! oh ' ; Friday, January.3; at 11: o'clock, •;•■:■- . , : ,:;!.! '•■ Qne of, Alcockls Best Billiard Table)?, with Balls; - CiieaVßests, Ciie' Back, Gas Pendants, &c.v ;/ . ,;,..;;;;.,:■.,.;.;■.;;.•; ; AISO, *t. '■; . ■ V - .\. : ,,- : .^~ ! iijWuw -j-ii A Circular Billiard Table.; .:, . .'..., ''■:! J SAMUEL; COCHRANE &;SONi; ' x ''"' " .' Auctioneers.1 '■ jfS'j. ■ ■ ' ■" ■ ' * ' '•'• •' ''J'J* ■ /}] l' TO-MORROW, '■ ■' '[■■•'':■"■ "ttj I '■■■ BRUNSWICK,.MA:BT. 'r^> r ! WHITE HERRTNGS, — WITHOUT ' ' : RESERVE. -^ ;•;;; :;, "ll!l ---4jtaj . ,^'b. TONKS & CO. 1-1- '. **■ HAVE been .instructed :to • without "reserve,' on account of whom itmikr. ; son«jern,rToTnvorrowi at.ll o'clock, ' • V' I 80 KEUS "WHITE 'HEERINGSj;^??r^ PECEMBER ;31,,: ; ; j L. W. EAT O N WIELseM by auctioii- at bis "Mart, To-morrow (Tuesday), at half-past ten jo'clocki ': ".'.:" ' i ; ■ 20 cases Island Oranges 3 v 20 bags Onions, 10.bags.Potatoes ;:. ; :|S r. 1 20 sides Bacon, --lb Cheese' -- \: ■>' .. :, '■■c» I . 1 keg Honey, 1 box Eggs, &0., &c, &«. W