notice the several excellent spechnehl?" of" foreign works -of-'art . sent in by Mr Morrin j the first: rate coloured photo graphs, especially one of the Mayor, and several groupings of fruits and flowers by Mr Arnold ; also, two excellent views of Sydney by Dr Home ; some fine specimens of "fancy needlework ; and one of the most remarkable of the curiosities exhibited, the-grouping of. the hair of six members of one family, in a figured wreatli of flowers.. ..''■;.''''* r':' \\' .. '~ ;

"Wo' .must defer notice; of the excellent collection of photographs exhibited by Mr Cater, the contributions of ' the American Photographic Company andL other exhibits till a future notice. . .-.;'•■.; ■;;• ;

TELEGRAPHIC.

LATEST THAMES NEWS.

MIDDLE STAR, KURA.NU'I/> GOLDEN CROWN, AND MOANATAIRI CRUSHINGS.

THE RECENT ROW WITH A BAILIEE,

GRAHAMSTOWN,

BlMiddle Stab Tkibxtte.—A crushing of 42 tons of stone has yielded 15ozs.of gold/" ■ KuKANui.— The, yield for the fortnight.is 2_2oz..'\ ..':.'. ~A-ArAA\. . . .'. ':',::.,:

GoLiJEir Hill Tpvlbute.-^-A crushing, of _ix tons yieMedfl7ozs. 13clwt3. of gold.

Golden Crown.—A crushing of 40 tons of stone has yielded l06ozs; 15dwts..* of tiM-AittimAd^'. ':;.'■., A<A. A'[ 'A'[ :. !

- .MpANATAIEi.—Tbe crushing of 360 tons of stohe-yielded 192 ozs; ;;Of gold. ,:

..The > cases: of Mason1 against Peterson j for obstructing himin.the; discharge of his j duty '^;4.^S^_^j';an_i[:p6tera.p_i against Mason: .f;or shootitig at hini with ajjiistol, by the consent till Thursday. ; The case against TbomasHyland, charged with assaul.ing:Mason while in the execution ofjhis dity as^a.'.bisi^ff,.'is-proceeding. - 'The defendant said he f tbought himsel* entitled to lJ resist the execution of the Warrant, onithe ground that the Supermten" dent said the proceedings were illegal* and that Mr -Graham, oh whose ~ behalf the warrant .waif taken put, had no title. ::!"; •

TlieQ;fts_ is still proceeding,

COROMANDEL.

This day,

. iTbe Peep-i''Day has itaken :ont 21 lbs. rich specimen stone this morning. .More to cbme,tb-^d_y^ and^-gold showing freely. '" am ; The. Tokatea meeting to-day is.expectedto declare half-a-crown dividend. i': i:'

NATIVE PETITION RELATIVE TO LAND.

THE ROW WITH GORDAN'S MEN

TAURANGA

This day.

Tlie.; natives are getting^ up a petition.to : the Assembly; to investigate the., purchase [I'df native land by a Government official. : ' ;, , I Ranapa says that while the purchase was being made, the Commissioners dissuaded them from.selling to others. ... ,\ XAAt " I Ryan].and Co. advertise flour from' the { local mill immediately. ' ; ; ; .-../;.. j The Ohinenrutu natives will return the. stolen toolß>tOiGprdan's workmen next Mon-j day, when work will be resumed. The Southern Cross sailed for Auckland at j 9._s i p.ta-. Passengers: ■ Messrs I"> Asher, B?^h{m,JLeahy,.MsLcMeol, and two others, j Wndtiy.e'ahd a.prisoner; ' A'.A.A: '■!■•>"". A~ ■■'• I

LATEST SOUTHERN NEWS.

THE POLITICAL CRISIS.

(PER ANGLO-AUSTRALIAN TELEGRAPH

COMPANY.)

MR. STAFFORD'S ADDRESS AND MR. -. WATERHOUSE'S RESIGNATION., ;

DEATH AT THE DUNEDIN QUARAN-

TINE STATION,

T__E DUNEDIN FREIGHT: COMPANY,

POSTPONEMENT OF THE GOVER,- A, NOR'S DEPARTURE.

ORDER FOR A VESSEL TO BE BUILT i :: ;'; ;: ;;vr'-.'-;AT;'AUCKLANL\;':'''v:;i'':.: :'

WELLINGTON,

This day.

The departttte of his Excellency; the Go vernor* ;-S"~ ippstppned .until Monday, and probably later, pending the arrival of the Hon. Julius Vogel, in order that a settlement may be arrived at. regarding the Ministerial crisis.'.::.: -'.'./.'... Vi: A-'f -S'Auu .■.....•'_■•.'■'. j A-t_legram announcing Mr Waterhouse's i resignation was placed into Mr Stafford's; hands immediately after his address to his constituent^ _;; «i * '■ -.. i ArAi'JirAAu'A. ; The Independent states that the' Governor still : refuses' to accept Mr Waterhouse's resignation,iand-suggests that the. Governor should go to Auckland, tojattend the native meeting and jetufn to Wellin^fli, ; when1 a full Cabinet me-tihg could be held to consult on the matter, and that his Excellency should then embark from here for Australia.

The s.s. Phoebe was unable to bring al^ the excursionists fromrjLyttelton to witness the-regatta.: Tbe Rangasra has been des patcbed |or the remainder.

The Phcebe sailed for Nelson last night with Volunteer representatives. The Paterson was unable to get coal for the passage to Auckland, and was obliged to use wood. She was unable to take all her

passengers. ; ■'•■■- '■■ •■ ':'■ - ■■■■> '■'■ -'■■:■ ' The Ben Nevis has cleared for London with a cargo valued at £18,21§ 1 ._1__,,_., .',_" Tbe; Coal; Cpn-panyf is in icpnimunication with Niccol, j "■ pf ' Auckland, '.i;p|a^dihg, the building of suitable boats for5 tlie Wade.

NAPIER.

:-;':. :-'/[^.' :;. ¥, This day. ! j Fifty-four additional complaints for hear ing by the" Native Lands Inquiry Commission have been . received, making a total of 297 cases,, nearly all repudiated land transactions

dating within the last five years. "'. It !i8 reported that Judge Gresson will take Judge Richmond's . duties oh; the West Coast. ' ;';C- .1 ' A< :.'-:■ .:,' : ,'i '„■'AAA '>

NELSON.

' - ;'.. Thisda^! ' The volunteer representatives arrived by the AVellington and Phcebe to-day. They were met at the wharf by the Nelson volun teers with a band and marched up to town; j

LYTTELTON.

; ' '~*iuir-. 'AAA .r'This- day/: j The Heleii'Benny has cleared with a cargo valued atf£lß,2lß.;-":...- ■:' .<!

CHRISTCHURCH.

This day.

Eoyse, Slead and C 0.." report flour in good suPP^y> an(i quoted at £li 10s ; wheat selling feely at 4s 3d to 4s 4d ; oats wanted at 2s to 2s 2d.- Barley very scarce • quoted nominally at 7s. There is. a strong demand for butter. Cheese is quoted at 7d per lb. .>i., \. :- j

OAMARU.

/—; - m This day. j New grain is coming ,in slowly lowing to the scarcity of threshing machinery, Wheat is quoted at 4s per bushel. c,' Barley is in active inquiry, and os 6d per bushel is freely offered. "■_ ;./L,,/,,!.<■, . 7^j \

Oats .are in short supply; "the nominal value is 2s for milling sorts. ; . - ■ Potatoes of prime quality are plentiful, The;price has not yet been established., ; • ;

DUNEDIN.

This day,

A crushing of 160 tons of stone from the1 Heart of Oak mine yielded'eighty-six ounces of gold. ..{. f JAi-oi.- ■ . .'I ' One of the passengers'by the Charlotte Gladstone', 'name'd"Sahdford, died at Quaran tine Island on Thursday] ':,; '. r;: ',

It is said that £30,000 worth of shares in the Freight Company have -oeen subscribed

for here,

The Slab claim Shotover continues to yield

enormous returns. / -.. .; . The committeee. appointed to canvass among the merchants for support to the Canterbury Shipping Company has been very successful.. .Nearly £3000 worth >bf share&.have been subscribed for. . «. I

AUCKLAND STOCK AND MINING REPORT.

The following are tHe quo'tationsfor to-day:— Lihcoln Castle, 155," 15s 6d, and 18s ; sellers, 16s.c >- '■'''• '■'■'- ' j; , v Sons of Ereedpm,, £11; buyers, £10 ss. Nonpareil, 255. .. . : Caledohiah,'*:£l4':2s 6d'and■£]_'• buyers, £14: sellers, ,'£l4 ss. ) / ."'.: : : V; . t Cures, ;10a 9d • buyers, los-6d..:.:-..[ Thames G.M.C.,'BOs. Pride of Tokatea, 3s 6,d..'<V,'.'"'/ f ''':'."". ,\*A\ "'

D. B. Orchard, m; : .. .-Secretary,

!fflß ..irVMOMffe SIAB, SATXJBpAy. M^EgH _-ji1873



0' h__a b i,i isre so ip db'__ sb( !;",:'.;::'; JM at.c ri a -p.- 7,;..'/.'"., ::,.'v j Specially adapted for wear during the warm months of February and March. ...';• j /.-.:. J. F?.ncy Stripe Grenadines, from 7£d - -j L , or; j "White Marcella, from BJd per yj,rd. Printed Muslins, fast colors', Cd per yard., - Superior Batistes, IOJd per yard .../,.- ; ! , White Ground Alpaca Lustres, Is per yard Fancy Mohairs, Cd per yard Plain Alpacas, 5Jd per yard.,; -, S. & J. R. 'VAILEj ' ' . Rational Jmart, /' . ,{'■!, hi-:, .ii Corner of Queen and Wyndham streets. THE NEWTOW" KlßK—Divine <■■■■ Service at the' usual hours . TO-MORROW. 'Subjects: Morning-—Self-culture' versus Christian Character. Evening—The Great Mother-heart of ■God.--' - ••'< '•■•■ : '"'-; '■' ■■ ''"'• ' ' :' -.; " A'-. A CIiFYV HAI/I-^ — Sunday r Services (Unsecfcxian) ; conduced by Samuel Edger, BA • March 2: Movning—Religion- the Supreme Pleasure of Life. •'Evening—Sodom, "and the fate of Lot's Wife/ '.:.'.-'' -'. A-'' '.A AA'ihl'AAArA U-STITED METHO3DIST FREE CHURCH -^Sunday Services by the ReV. G.H. Turner, at the Pitt-treet Chapel." Subjects : Moiling -The Precious Blood of .Christ. Evening—Sight for Blind Eyes. ,' ,: .'.';_'.', ,'. ■/-.■■,..' ■■ ~,.'•■' .. -'- .-..,' WE S_L E YANG H APEL, TJnipn "'street.'- Serviced - .to-morrow- at.'-the usual ;hpurs. ,;Sabbatli' /School; { morning,, 9,30; after noon, 2 .30- .'.'.'; .;.:'■'../ :',,..-... ' .'-,..' :■ THE 'Annual'1 Services in connection with St. Jftmes'-Sund.y School willbe held TO TSnS^k F. WJ&VM TTheie'°wm%e 0_n Address delivered/to Parents _nd on Jbehalf ot i^ ' S?Sbd tendance both of the (aildreni^heMorn iri^^Snts aiid;Teachers in'the $$$$4 expected,, " , ! n \ . .. .r,. ■ t>.<: . ■ ■■ ____j_ f;<'--.'''"• j U"~ ""N G LaTS"e D; Gr Op S ;';EX. AGNES MUIR, FROMLONDONI'; ;:; ; :: Wanted, Consignees for ; ;• 7 ...;.. .'.., ';7 WB 4 packages Safes. .. _,ii. • .>u s o .•/ 1 j <•'%'■ '"'"' ": JCF 31 packages Corta,7...' i ' ( , li ,_.. ; 7.,, j Apply*° BROWN, CAMPBELL,;* COY, 7-:.'« j ,:'-,'.-•.: r; '".;.' '•"■'■ "\ ..'*'. Agents// ; MONEY TO -C-END on first-class! freehold security, at low rates of interest.—j R. C. Dybk, Shortland street.'., . . ._.■;. .-■, -~.... i . ' LOYAL ENNISKILLEN ORANGE ' j ' LODGE, N 0.73- ;i ' ;.■;... ! rfiHE 'Monthly Meeting of the above! L Tnriirp will be held in the Protestant Hall, \ MONDAY EVENINGNEXT, March 3, at 7.30 sharp. ', ( j. .....-. ~.. ..,. . . -By ordwof W.M." •■ _ THO jj^ s v GAET > E [ -' '.'■; j . _ .--Hon;, Sed; '" i LOST on Wednesday, a brown silk Parasol, with ivory.top.-Any onefringing # io the Star office will be rewarded. • ... ~,; J



j Wanted.:/ W~~ ANTED, a, Nurse .Girl for Coro mandel.—Apply at Mrs Adair's, Symonds street, oppesite City-Road. ; XX7 ANTED, First and Second Cook. : \\f '•'—^.pply GoVernc-r'Browne Hotel." WAITED;, W* steady Main as Carter good wages.—Apply by letter to P.G., Stab. Office. - - - ' *" ■ -": j J WANTED, a T&Mi 'to drive a baker's cart,—Apply to J. Corley, Hobson- ' .'!'.. street:-}" rfc : -jo_>l ..IHUA }i fi'M-Ay^i" \-, ..„-.- ,-.f . ■ ,■ ... -~.-■.-,.j-ftf,; ■ ... ~—: r WANTED, three.good Carpenters for bridge work at Bay of Islands.—Apply to Mr' Palmer, St. Mary's 'Cottrge, PainelV; or at Carroll's, Blacksmith, West Queen-street, at 10 or 11 o'clock on Monday morning. " • WANTED, two pairs of Sawyers, ... and fonr good Labourers for the Bush.-j- Apply to E. Cabborn, Onehunga; or, at the Mills, HUia/. J.". '■■-, '-~ : (j ' ■ _.'■ j WANTED, one and all to call at T. H..SMITH'S Cash Palace. .Lower Market- • Place. Come and see the show: —Prime Canterbury i Bacon,'Bd lb.;' 21b. tin of Jam, .Is; Ido tin, Sd; Apple::, 2d and 3d per lb. ; Prime Butter, lpd ; Fry _ ' Chocolate, 4d per c..ke'; Cornllowe'r, Sd lb. ; Good Cheese, 4cl to Cd ; Onions, 121b. for Is ; Prime Potted Butter, 8d lb. Don't forget to give a Call! I ______ ' __.. . WANTED, Eraploynient ; by an! active middle-aged Man 1 several years em- ! ployed as general laborer at the Union Sash and Door ! Company.—Address P.P., office of this paper. .TXTANTED, an active Girl.—Apply, V.V' -^ ]y; rs Dundass, United StatesEestaurant, ' Queen street. '_'.-.'■_'. WANTED, a good G-eneral Servant. ,'Appiy at the Fitzroy Hotel, "Wakefield street. WAS TED,, a respectable . Girl, as "Servant-—Apply at Harvard's Cheap Bedding "Warehouse, 95, Queen street. WANTED, a strong' Boy as ajn Apprentice to the Boot Trade;.-.one'ac customed to the trade preferred.—Apply Garrett Bros., Dublin House, "Wakefield street. WANTED KNOWN, er Warwick. Point Lace, Braids, Berlin WooL. 1, and Fancy Goods.—STRETTON'S, Top of Grey.stree-- /- \ / TX7A_#ED, a good G-eneral Secant ,'T T Apply to Mrs Cosgrave, Alten Road. WANTED; ; ". a/steady: Man to/Ru,"1 Papers.— Apply to the office of this paper. WANTED, a strong, active Lad;; one accustomed to the grocery business pre ferred.—H. &P. "Gibbons. ... t : j TTTILLI AM CEO COMBE, native: :\yV of Plan, Portland, Dorsetshire, England ; arrived in Auckland seven years a;*o. —Your M-Otlier anxioustp heariof you. : ,?,•,., \. • :,,,.;> . WANTED KN OWN, that the un dersigned has always on Hand and for Sale, a large Stock, of Eiret and Second-class Timber in lots to suit buyers', or for shipment either at the Yard, .Custom-house street, or Government Wharf, One hunga!"* " ' ". • - ~..-.., ;'; james vr. "waller.,, v r r ;~'A'!'i '"..' Timber Merchant. WA N TE DTO SELL, Sewing ' Machines, new and second-hand. Agent for the Britannia and Little "Warzer, the best Machines f'their clacs. Purchasers will find it to their ad vantage to buy from me ; being a Practical Engineer every Machine is thoroughly overhauled • and guaranteed. Needles, Oil and Extras. Bepairs.— The Fitting Shop, Vulcan Lane. j WANTED to Sell, Cheap, PateHt. Iron Ploughs, Circular Saw Benches, Pumps, &e'., &c, at Alfred Smart's, next, Blue Post, Vic'.oiia .street. ~',' . . - ' : WANTED KNOWN, tb.at. Hold ship & Co., "Wholesale and Entail Timber Merchants and Manufacturers, execute orders with despatch, a_d at the lowest possible,pri ces, from any of their establishments. (>_:,; .s i Head Office: Saw Mill and Timber Yj ivds, Cuatom - house-street. Auckland ■_,'■,..-. < Sash, Door, aDd Moulding Factory, :STewton :r SawM-'. and Thubei? Yard, Beach; < 3-rahamstown i,fi Timber Yard; Coromandel -'. ■~:■■ . . .-' I _Saw Mill; Whangaroa Harbour.con venient for all « ".portsv and deep water fojt load!)lg. ~:■.-, A.N;T_EVP,.' KN ; PWN that D. GOLDIE _fa prepared to. si ipply all kind of Timbe "and oiber; Building; Materials,-; including Sashes, Doors. Mouldings, B -oad:T_imb er, Honseblocks, Boots; Bails. Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron Bark, and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles,_&c,, &_, at the. lowest market prices, ah Yards, Custom.-ho-ii-e street. A YOTTJSFG- MAN, lately arrived ___»- per "Warwick, with a family of young children and nothing to support them, would be grateful of employment in a Store or any simiUr capacity; good a accounts if required ; woi'ldmakelhimself-generally "useful. Salary no object.—App\y to X.H., Star OfliC3.' ' "■' ': ■■' •■ ■' ; ■'■"■ '■ :\ AUCKLAND IMPROVEM ENT COM : I ; ■■; .MISSION.- .:.-; . ..::.,...-■ | THE Premium of £30 having be'eh awarded to the Plr.n and Sections bearing the motto, " 'Floreat,' Auckland." The .other Plans and Sections will be returned on application to.the under signed. ',: ■" •:.';.!_,.'-,.:,.•■.-.,.;;.: ''"'*.{:■.■:'•' -li 'l ,;ir. h. steve^son, .. | '■> ■ ."• • .':' y'.'l?y ■■'•■• iiv •'■ -■••'•''{Secretary. ; G^OEX)ON& GOTCH, 280, Gieorge street, Sydney, N.S.W., Pilnters, BrbkeM,"News and Advertising "Agents. Miller and Rich.^d s Fxtra Hayd Metal. Types. Piesses and , Printing, Materials ' alw?.ys in stock ; also,'' Messrs A. B- F--MING &Co'scelebrated Piinting Ihks. Proihnt attention to all ovders received direct, accompanied by'diafis or reference, to Sydney housea jn adet; ;peize eieing. Ad A. .'.:. DISTBICT OEDERS.;. '.',' ,',, Th.c Cadet 3, of the Auckland District (except One himga Cadets) will assemble for District Prize Firing; on the Kifle' Kange, Mount Eden, to fire the matches prescribed at'pages 21 and 22 Firing _tega!_tions, in the following manner;— :....', | - Competitors 'to .provide their own Ammunition, which will be subsequently returned to them from StoreI.'- -J !,; l-; '" '-'' '-'■■•' :'■' ■ -'"■ '■■': ■'• \ XI ■•-.:-;- ,-|-JUOr')J ■ffxRST SET. j •'' ' •-'" I TUESDAY; 4th March, at 9 a.m.—Cadets of'all ■nil : ■•:. Underl- yearsof age. Second Set. :i ! -THUESDAY; 6th March, at 9 a.m.—Cadets of Engi . ..-■:•- ■ neers,: Eifle BJijade; Victoria, and Naval r j i Companies, between 14 and l 1?" years of age. TUESDAY, 11th' March, at 9 a.m.—Cadets of Grttin 'i'i . mar School ahd Sir George Grey Company, j.iiv ■'. ibetween 14 and 17 years of age. Third Set. : THUESDAY;" i3th Mirch,: at 9 a m—Cadets of all f i ... Cofpis who made 1 20' points in Firstand2s , points in Second-Set. ■ ' On each of tlie above occasions each competitor will .be called upon to produce a:certificate of his actual , age, signed by a parent, guardian, or clergjrman. ". WM. 4T. CLAIR TISDALL, Maj or, : .-. ;,,.,..,. ;Pro, Office Commanding Auckland District.; j Militia and Volunteer Oflice,,-- .. - ,rfj •■ Auckland, March. 1,1873.i : ; : ;fs PEC ia l not i c c.- \' ti . •,!.."! EA E LVi O LOSING. LriN knaraftei^THlS DAT the ' *\i/f ClT^if CLOTHING MAEJ will be CLOSED for Business EVEEY DAY (except Saturday)..,.at six p.m., and on SATURDAYS at II p.m. sharp. ;* _ %i ,r ■ -SAMUEL COQM3ES, ~ , • - ■' , Proprietor. 1 ■'i__rcl-1/1878. 0 M M ~-! X A 0 i* *-' '^ '•'■■ '< ~' i Wf.-t-.r/ilii



.."..:. y .■■ ~ ---■'■•■'■•'-'' ■.--;_.•-'-'-1"'. "".• ■':-:■■*'■''■■ l4'-'"~: " - "'.'' " Drapery. ... « ! *'*'~° ? "~'': '*''"' l "'"^" —— .... ;j" ! i rvo't'* J V ■"'•i:'' *i-'*'i ' ' '; l i ■ - ;'L" " ------ . j /-.■•»•■ av-i; _-_?i.a I'Ji-n j ° .a^..J-I'JU.. /LV!-:-:lT_ T-Tflijp | -.. ;,.., r - ,4 c--:-,-- i--t'-'i '.J<TPJ7St. ; r, ~ j ■*''"' ;''"' " '"' J 0 or- :: q? :: mm"** \ < SHEETINGS f ' > "blankets ■- ■ CALICOES • . ; -;':':- LONG CURTAINS , j FLANNELS^ .uu-ii'r-ri- | :::-:r\, l i'"; j-^:.' ;--!""^ff|-1 MANGHESTEK GOODS" 6^ ALL ; tizm-i DESC-lIPT-ONS, _. . ..... _ _ .... . _ j Which will be sold (notwithstanding the great advanqe rr />-. ■'•'•" {! "■ i' \ s ; on Woollen and Cotton Goods), at f f ..| r . ~,■.,, LESS THAN TBI OLD ;-Rlo¥3 v > :_ |T j '"' :^,j": :.*..':,.': A ~; , -~..-! ,;,.•;....,,;j;...:? -kxL J' ~., ,( -,; i-■ j; -f!>>11 r.i .-;■.:..niii i 1.....;; fin.-.; f.^snffne^io j '* .o;:;'i!o:j.ia alftifrtj } ~.:,« Vf ,i f,Blfa-i!t.'rr; hhraM fi.no-i i.-wJIiSf J.;iT i j ' f n:jj ß-l fjlt¥f f^^ fc lX>.r.. MI .:' - T:'.T!'l'M ,?TPTI'TXJ' i ~.., ,',,;.. ,r..i ....j ...;;.',■:.; 'i.iTJisl'! '~* .. r-«.,*7 ; '.'f'7" . ■~:.., ■..,.. , ;.:'^'}r •••• LJ.?-r j— — y-iMFIisY/' j «s,ra -j ..r .?."!• oi .i-r.i .i'-.-'o:;. iii.-;-. ilpiil j n '' v" " ' -WOJI I The b' a 'l.;a . ■ -jti,-i-,i ,_•.- a >-.;»,ia I , >u ~,.,,,.,„T ~,: ii. ,0F. ,/i.'li".:'^'::, ; ;:a I DRESS MATERIALS, SILK |JAC__ETS,S LACE SHATV LS AND JACKETS, -~ <1 DIXATOf-T-O- --r: 1 COLORED SILKS, BLACK SILKS X j T '"if i'T'.'JT/' k• /J. /!" -'i■; ": ; ■ ,/_ -^i.-'-Ti WO [ L4*sAorjrJ ~:;) A?-_ 4: D_-;-; S U'-M'M E:'R,s'; 1 : ;G^ i <);p S,':; , ..;;., K fr ,, ! ,,0.;--';';o^:'Vhn'^,^qq^r^"i A* , H iuv.-'<»'l i/iiU ■•' I- -' •-■'; -Hi »<• Moianq.:,.-'! j ,-, i ,a :,.!.„;, -.NOW OFFERED AT J •'"'.;':''';'-''' / ','..;; ■' :«,";.:V. ire ;i'.iiJ*;9'lT fcoffl ! j REDUCED PRIC ES. , ".ii. ; T'li'-i i)T^-t'. / /'.;'•* nu ri'' ! H. A T %X A K P/ S. '';'!:.U'^'--_^^".o;''^V;'T':,;"VK.,l". ! :hO;..-i:s-.:. | j .;i(»OJ_: t^.'!.l •!.'!/. - /-»::_ii/JJ ' i j | .t.:! '» IJJ. •: ";/"■©'J | ipr~7 —. ;, . '-~;,. — tt—^i, ~gl (-J ferptfr: .■■,"*—f •'"' ' -': .' '. ~.. •■/, > .■/■ i ~,-; >.Y:t'j:,,VA i .',. •■ ,■-."■ > ;;. uia'JK i jjn'-;t;h.e cl'ot-iin^j DBPAOTMEFT I i: ... iDa.ynAA-.AAAf^.AjA-.-i rAO.u-i-i-rrra | > •! -;-:/J,j T i ll'i'i <__//, 7.:l>:RiiiU ri'J!;_> j f. ' ' n ,- : . ..■ !| P. | SP^C^IA;!/'; A .;eH;E;_Ap^-IJIiN:E S. -;.--;.m,i''j v//Vi'i'v: ■-t.jif iiaiiT/.a'i ! .A'L.any u"/:'a .-.T/ixzAja j I . I/I O O ..'!! './' •.'..' -■ *I A 0 iVdu.r-n Jk:;J. :,^.:i .11 f'«r. .V/ Mil')' "I" i La few cases of hats still, "'^;:.on' sale '■' l h .sjl'i/iv >". .oi -'■: ■"' • '■'"'■ ,?t.! *Jii'" I'A j I ki.i_"m ■.'.'«/:a ,;-iAt i the- -•'" a ,c--a_i . 3'rjTl/'!i Tr'J .":";".''!- : '.">").Y) <'Ll£-i'L;> L',J^Q j ;B.;:r;:FE;X,GiE;-S i <T-T. ! ;,; _______' i"' ' 1 i Hi ATKIi '^Sa-S :__T«flAT;_,_l); .f'OWYM A: IT |( . r-,- Ay:i:iL°lAAl^A' :y' nu' c'' l ,-.. ...1..',> o//l' will: ■<■ ;-Mvi:M no 1..v-. 1 -.!'j j



Miscellaneous. TV/fB- ALFRED ANDERSON, -LtJL R.A.M., Pianist, by special appointment in liOi\don, to. JH.E.H. the Duke of Edinburgh. Also, MISS EMANUEL, The Celebrated Cantatrice, will give several GRAND CONCERTS EARLY, NEXT WEEK. They will be assisted by all the available talent in ;', Auckland. Jpl-iNW 6_? WALES THEATRE., "Lessee Mr P. Vragnizan. j I - ' THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, March 1, GRAND OPENING NIGHT of the MAMMOTH COMPANY.; First Appearance of MISS E. NEILSON, the charm ing Cantatrice, And Mr GEORGE BEOMLEY, the celebrated Polyphonist; j t: Also, Ec-appearance of Mr TOM MAEGETTS, tlie favorite Comique, Also Signor LUIGI FERRAIU, the celebrated Monkey Trainer. Conductor and] Pianist).__ ra, £F Y\ A i-Mr Cullimorb-.„ GEAND BILL FOR THIS OCCASION. . NJB.-FOE ONE WEEK ONLY. - Pi ices : Dress Circle, 3s; Stalls, 2s ; Pit, Is. : TO , ; LE T,, ip.,,Hardipge i;: street, a House of eight rooms, overlooking thenarbor. Apply to John Ogilvie, Grocer, Drake street. AUCKLAND SOCIETY OF ARTISTS: THE Exhibition of the above Society will be held at the City Hall about the end of the present month. j i' Works of Art intended for Exhibition will be re ceived from the "24th to;the 2StU\ini_t.,-. between the hours ten arid "four each day. The following will be admissible:— Oil and Watdr- Color Paintings (foreign or local), Crayon and Pencil Drawings, Etchings, Designs, Architectural Plans, Photographs, and Statuary. ——-NO. C. HOYTE, j Hon. Secretary.1 Parnell, February 1, 1878. L,,-,0.. D n ~K T., r p.,. .U.TFf: _ »..L XfX '■" '---' ;fOE TH _ -' -■ - -*'■- />•'■• i AUCKLAND AMATEUR SERJ^ Ar j ERS . "W. F. ARMS^qj^ Manager ; -5 T OW _il^S of good Cigars 'are re ~f , guested to test the En AGTJILA de RUSSIA -*ttS, the Chok.-est ever imported into Auckland, ov the p.s. Nebraska. M. HAYMAN, T 0 B A-.;C ;C 0 N I S T, I Next to the Savings' Bank, Queen street. CITY. ME AT BAZA AR. LIST OF PRICES :— I "' Primest Beef from 2.} dto 4.5 d per lb; Primest Mutton from 2id to 41d per lb ; Ve.il, Pork, and Lamb, equally,.low.; Chops, 4k perlb ; Steak, od per lb*i Corn Beef, 3dvper lb. J -•■■■-'- v: a-t^ W. H. MESSENGER. ; i [A M tJ [Estabi.is_._fs >_8-_.] XXI 'J j Ty J A M~I E S0 N, " ~*: iF UNEEAL,UNjpEB,TAKEr &o. Cemetery Enclosures on Hand or Made to Order. i The Trade Supplied with Furnishings, j WELLES LEY STREET EAST, Four"Doors from Coire-. § HHWO or three young Men can be ■*- accommodated with 80..rd and Residence by .applj ing to Mis Chapman,;''YorkTerrace,; Grey street;; '* • '■■■ s - -' " - ' - i AUCKLAND COLLEGE AND" .B«tt_oY G RAMMAR S GS©Qfef ] ' A QUALIFIED TEACHEEis _~Y wanted to take temporal y charge of the Junior Department.—Apply to the Head Masier. i J " « -"-"FREDERICK J. MOSS, " I Secretary; AUCKLAND SAVINGS' BANK. '■' *" ES T AB*LIS'H'ED 184 7. I KTIJ n-!'0 ;K-r"'"."I'P.B.ES.i.DISN.._.:r:* i JA- TIIOIJ HIS EXCELLENCY TOE GOVERNOE. 'Vie e-Peesi dent: '"'" WILLIAM EATTEAY, Esq. The Bank is open daily from 12 to 1 o'clock, also on Saturday Evenings f; om 7 to 9 o'clock. - ; •: Any sum from ;ls. and, npward^receivedi fpr which ' b per cent, interest is allowed." Every fac'Hty given to depositors. ,R. CAMERON, Accountant, c AUCKLAND AUTD MN r> *h p MEETING. -K.AU._tt ELLERSLIE'~-_PRIL 1,4, 1873. .. „ Stewards : x I HO7. C. ~. Taylor Dr Pollen M^ajgr « _&/Ci_m_iet, Esq. John Cosgrave, Esq. _ _, JUjJDGE™- ,-, ■' ICa&ain-T 3 (_rhamY Handacapper : Cantata W. Fraser. C_erk o«- the Co ansa : H. Hardington, Esq. Starter : Eobert Wyryard, Esq. Clerk of the Scales : W. Marks, Esq. First E/ca.—l2 o'clock. MAIDEN PLATE of 50 soys ; open to all horses that have never won an advertised prize of £20 ; one and a-half miles. Entrance, 2 soys. 3 Second E^c_.—-12.45. '■ > WELTER HAND-CAP of 40 _ovs ; entrance. 4 soys,'' h. ft. ; to be declared before the starting of flrct race ; second horse to save his stakes ; one ;_ *a i mile ar.d-a-auarter. ,1 f.'f TT IF k- p. \ : -. U M _J fHIRDE^G_:-1.'30. W* ° PONY RACE, 15 soys ; otice roimd the course ; 14 hands ;to carry lOst; 7 lbs allowed for each inoh under 14 hands ; entrance, 1 soy. Fourth Eace.—2.3o. i AUTUMN HANDICAP, a Sweepstake of 5 soys each with 100 soys added ; second horce to receive 20 soys from the prize ; top weight not over 11 st; distance, two miles ; entrance, 3 sovs, a ;to .be; lodged with the Secretary by 3?.p.'ni. 20th ' 'March ; weights'to "be declared 31st March, and acceptance, with sweep of 5 soys, to be sent in at time of general entry. Fifth Eace. —3.16. SELLING EACE of 60 soys ; once round the course'; welter weights for age ; winner to be sold for 50 soys ; if entered to be sold for 40 soys, allowed 7 lbs ; 30 soys, 14 lbs ; 20 soys, 21 lbs 10 soys, 28 lbs ; 1 any surplus to go to the fun_ entrance, 4 soys. Sixth Eace — 3.45. i HACK EACE of 15 soys; once round th. course catch weights : post entrance, 1 soy. ■ Seventh Race.—4.ls. CONSOLATION HANDICAP of 25 soys ; one mile • entrance, 1 soy; entrance to _c made imme jr% diately after Selling Race. Eaces will be run under Victorian rules and weights Entrances to be closed Bth April, at 4 p.m Club Eoom, Auckland Hotel; and to be addressed to the Secretary. Entrances by letter will not be received untless to hand at 4 p.m., Bth April. Entrances by telegram will not be received unless accompanied by remittance. Qualification to members of Auckland Jockey Club 1 soy, to non-members 2 soys for all races except Pony and Hack races, fer which 1 soy wiU qualify BURTON J. DAVENEY, _. „ ,_ Hon. Secretary A. J. C. February IS, 1873.



Drapery. T COSa EA V E & CO., :- CANADA BUILDINGS, Q U E.E N, STREET, AUCKLAND. In view of Extensive Alterations and Large Additions now, making to the present premises, and to make room for the largely increased Winter Importations now, purchased in the Home markets, will, from and .after .; ~ ... ..; •'• ■; / :.. .<< • wi'iT '■: SATURDAY, FEBRUAmYf-i^ offer the Whole 9!. their elegant and well-assorted . ; 1. :'■ : /■..-■'. .■;■■■.'' -..■-(-. - ■■! ; ,-., .;.-> ■ . s } '"(', 'I ~ StOC^pf.'^V.'-. ;",;',*,,'.:' ;';.; i DR AP E R In.' 'i"A ND. '. CL OT HI NG> ,Wi ATI AN .*x-;'i J J ;_Ki«!^l? SiH| ;EEI) U C Ti:O.S]| . ■ }y>_.N OKDEB. TO CL-AB,;. (u:o\7-i], r. viiudk'ii h--:.:'AAA.-.A. .■■Ai'AAAA. \ ■■ ._.! ~.i ," tzbfoST f)si£ j THE?'STOCK ; CONSISTS OFj j; Black and Colored Silks, Fancy; Summer; Silka, [ ..,,v .. ' ■ ' -.-'•_. ; ;.'; \ ;•■ : ■ 1 J^gjmege Silks and Poplins, Paris.PrintedjGrena dinesjParis Organdies and Jaconets^ Travelling rfood bottom F>m -!>-<■ ■ . .-.iv nifi *'~ ■ '■: ■■-■] Dress Materials, ' Printed Cambrics, Cb 15 ■;.OJyf.ui .••i-...: '{lis.-.;.: .•■'-.':. ,'-! •,-. ■'.-.iCO- Carpets, Mattings, Marseil 1- -','_".,.•"■>,... .... .0f,... •.. ,i°t, -. --s and .-Toilet Quilts, A -wo _ uia sks, Blankets and Flannels; Gloves and Hosiery, Ladies' Underclothing and Baby Linen* and a Magnificent Assortment of Millinery, j;.,;;'! vf.i...-: ?..:;• _.v; i/..i_ i" .•:- ■ ■ ■■ '•-•" Shawls, Mantles, and fancy goods, '■■ • /"il _ riina ..!,.;;! irmnrtr^i ,;r AA'- ' - v :l i v ibftV .b-oiilT ofi'M .-'the! ''.''',''' "' ■ .-"' y- \ '-' GENTLEMEN'S MERCERY AND T OUT;' h . X j c FITTING DEPARTMENT - • :"; ;^': ■'-■1-;'; CONSISTS OF All the Novelties in.. Sliirts, Collars, Ties; Hand ..; kerchiefs,' Silk, Merino,, and Cotton Hosiery, _ . Gloves, Umbrellas, Dressing Gowns, y Coats, Trousers, and Vests, Bags and Portmanteaux, BlactSijk, Drat) ShJgU, Felt,; and Straw Hats, j d-jJacldbrtiiod-nf.«;.,!:! : -i.m ' - r :y-<;j "; Nrß:repurchasers" are respectfully .requested to - these' Goods! as - the reductions will be found .:;■.;..'■•.> -nomination to be genuine, '-'[ v " .;', '■■;■.'n : iiU-.1l ■ _________ - -..-I iiIUVI,,jr. I r.qg .BfFJiiO t silJolO >M;U?. ■■■-■'. zil Mslb . .THE 'S^-L^Wn-L ,\CONT_NU_- ONLY jt ra " .-.oij s#@^BJ-_-ENsw|s.|; \ li fr_r 'i "' .' g.. ; j ."'" 1. ' ' >f .11 XOT^^. : j^i^Q^ai^ougr"'.^ f -;,.'.'■? E_L2J . - ~i-. [~, •■„:..■■■-■ r; '. ■•■■■■. T I '.'" zl-Mdlt Un.h.u. ;.-'_; _:■ '~ ..- ..; !n_ :>, jjaviji I;'; r ..fJv/^,>^',.^«;;^ l|f."f ildo r:r 3 fpiiii^Ml^ES: Eß^S s- r . fl^ENPEES,' addressed to the Secr£ -' ;J_ ,l!tary, willbe received till noon on MdNDAjY NEXT,"the'3rd March,' for the Lease, fora period bf ' three years, of Lots6r Parish of Pakuranga, contain ing I_o adres; hiore or less,- sJiUate" at'*ne entrance Of the Tamaki Itiverl ,'. ",". '' , v .. mmttrcwx I"' , ._?;,-_-■_-.-.:=...-j. j'EEDERICK.'J.'.MOSS;,-';';^'.- 1 1~, "", ' Secretary.ißoard of Education.; . E9?i ■,"• : 1 1..-:!. ~:i.-.lii. I 1 -:■ ! j UOJ j - ' BOARD O^ErytJOATION; al^^*^S^iE^CH^ks. . rfPjißoiß-i!_i-]}o*Jo'.'> is .JT^ —Tr; >. a ' ; 0,-4: I N A R. V NO II C E. i Ell^'- E sp va^O iii..- i.w;.-*.-—.. . ;-■ ';;-.;o ; ;; Comn' . "niination of Candidates for Certificates of ' ,-';.'*tenlcsra«'teachers will be held at the Educa \ A ot? ce ' A u9 kland> towards the end : of, March, Farther information may be obtained at the Educa ii cnJuiOftice/Wyndh-m street.-.. b I^OMMii&ABLE; Board and^Eesi: v_y dencein a pleasantly situated part of ParnelL For address apply to." 8.," Star office. ': '■'-' "1! ' >'-r''l"-: .f ■ 1 r>r. ~,.!! .. ...., ' ._,■: .■ :. ... -. ' , :^iiLMPOrRTA^N T TO • LADiES. ; ; TH __ number of ; SEW| N Q> ! M^A CH IN ES claiming the attention of the ladies of Auckland is so great that they may well be puzzled which to choose. The .undersigned, from his practical acquaintance with" the construction1 of the various Machines in'- use,'-can confidently recom mend - - - '-f - -MiiK ; .V.-iior.":: t 'TAYLO'R*S - ■' ';';:' i" PATENT LOCKSTITCH MACHINE ! To his friends fend the public- It contains rMpORTAifT uiPiio irjsjißNTS, and is without doubt the handsomest i and best Machine to be. had, having taken prizes at all recent competitions. ; Prices : HAND MACHINES, 5 guineas. ~..-,, I j , STAN D, MACHINES, 7 guineas and 8£ with ey^ - JOIUiV ' iO.J-.1-,-r- r — 'rrAi* ' > _'».'i- -1 -*- j '. T. PEACOCK, •SSM SHOE T L AND SI RF. E T | „ »''■'- - ;< > AoeNt for' New Zea_a^ d ' j J; Insti actions given, requisites fcp „,„s a j ' 'ii i '«, ' '-- - * doneonthepr^fPl^ and re?ai" , rpo LET, a ojbmfortable four-roomeF to Mr Jamfs' ™_tt^f stre? t ' p onsonby road (close premise-. /S ' Uder" residence.)^Apply on the cP^ARDiAND RESID ENCE for -f > two Gentlemen or Ladies at Karangahape road _nree doors from Mr Gillingham, Upper Queen street '•-J= ri;:; THURSDAY, MARCH 13." ":' • BY ORDER OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE l JI aW ( s i.-SUPREME COURT. ' * i"'" ALLOTMENT, COOK STREET. 'TIHE Subscribers "Lave received in n .. Sections from the Registrar :6f ihe Supreme Court of New Zealand, Northern District, to sell, at th* Land Mart,. Fortstr.ee.t,. on Thursday, March 18i at twelve6 clock. ... .. * Lpt,3 and part of Lotj -4. of the subdivision of >AUot-! Yis>.,e.mehts1--;:45,--"a_d 46, of Section 28, City? of! i>n_ -Auckland .21, feet frontage to Cook street, by a' S voffiS^i^ : situated closeto nm ""'.. '; — ". - ■- -'-"!i >& Samuel Cochrane & son,,,- Auctioneers.



Auctions. : THURSDAY, MARCH 18". C] BUILDING AND ALLOTMENT, WYNDHAM. STREET. COTTAGE AND ALLOTMENT, CHAPEL . STREET. PROPET V, ONEHUNGA. THE Subscribers have received 'in structions to sell, at the Land Mart, Fort street, on Thursday, March 13, at twelve o'clock, The following Properties, viz. :— WYNDHAM STREET.—Part of Allotment 26, f [Section 17, City of Auckland, 21 feet frontage ' :i; *to Wyndham street, with Cottage erected " "'' ' -: thereon, situated opposite the Shakspeare '■'"- --Hotel."' -'■'-';-. ' L CHAPEL STREET.—Part of Allotment 20, Sec - » : tion22, City of Auckland, 22 feet frontage to Chapel street, with the comfortable Family (-Residence erected thereon,, newly.shingled and ONEHUNGA.--Lots 7, 8, 26, 27^ and 28, Section 32, Village of Onehunga, containing 1 acre 3 roods «-, s; 17 perches, all fenced .and under; .cultivation, '"^' and situated close to: Mrs Norman s residence. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON,1 J f.r'/VX'.:',. ''•.■'," '■■,-"■ Auctioneers, p- ■/';'].. '■■;; .iiKiiAES MONDAY, MARCH 3. m X RR .U '-N: S' W I- C :K« biM? A R; T. imntoitW'P ■' >■< ■i ,; "'-'■,.-' '<."■' *" ' '"' mo Jim n ;_'; ~;-.'.-Ki!_ : — ■-——■ \o w - L .«..;.,-,BRIGANTINE : SEA Q&: 4 ,i,j.u«._.. •■ . , IS )LL, jift " . )T/_ rONKS c«s' CO, !'•' j^i-AVE beeii1 instructed to sell, on ! JLL Monday, Marehi 3, at eleven o'clock, The well-known favorite Brigantine, SEA GULL, fi >1 tons register, as she', now lies at' Queen ?J. < . street Wharf, with, a11... her Standing ?and r 'Runnjng Gear, Ground Tackle, &c, ready for ,:',;" -.sea.-.- 'i'j v/_.i.'if; isiu . ■..;., ..- ■■<--.'■'t.fi -THURSDAYj MARCH 13. ** PORT WAiKAT'd^HOTEL AND .„-„ , , . GROUND. _■-. i <.}•:■' i {:-: ti;.- ■'•<":■'.■ ■• :>■'-'" ■ ■ ■' - {j and;'allotment,^ THE S .Subscribers have received in structions to sell at the Land; Mart, Fort street, on Thursday, March 13, at twelve o'clock, ,j" , _j The PORT WAIKATO HOTEL, containing twelve >"■■-•■ large Room's; erected on Lots 8 and 9of th_ - - township of Port Waikato, and situated opposite •tioia -the Government Wharf A three-roo-ned Cottage erected on Lot 67 of the Township of" Port Waikato Lot,6, lownship of Port Waikato r\ jf Lot 92, Township of Port Waikato. v . , -,-.t. ~.--. ...Also, . -.- ■- ;-.-.,.' "' 10- Acres at Waiuku • Town Acre at Waipipi. # . . SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. '^ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26. IMPORTANT AND EXTENSIVE SALE .:-;; V.; of CITY AND SUBURBAN FREEHOLD Jr:n' ' PROPERTIES. ,„fr />oy . [~ . f, ~V ;- ,;,.._ y i if rp CORNER OF QUEEN STREET AND KARANGA :.-,■: X . H APE ROAD. . ..... CORNER OF QUEEN AND MA RMION STREETS. CORNER OF VICTORIA AND HOBSON ~ ... .. . STREETS.... ~■, . fi . ,- - ALLOTMENTS IN HOBSON STREET, t A TJfJf ay. WELIESLEY; STREET,; '*&} -^ ''"SALE STREET, PONSONBY ROA" 1" COLLEGE STREET, ST.,M.*: » 1 -*'• w«. ,7-^TTt ,-_-_RY'S ROAD, x ff -! c (I*l rFARMS—pr p.,, ~ f , ~.,...„ .v f x;« teW-a. w ..^u.NEHUNGA r MOMOKOEIKI /^■o ,TT MANGAWAI, ; SS i it :?;r/-:'E_c.:; T;'-j " ■• Etc., ',' E-oV^C} J TJ:Si3v.\)W?in '.■■ <:■■ ..■'■■ i v.-v.-..'; '.' 3:- lotlo "U'.-.'J i i'.TUI THE Subscribers have received in structions from Mr Patkick Daebt to sell, at the Lund Mart, Fort street,' on Wednesday, 26th March, at-twelve o'clock, r! " ' ' '"'.'-- THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PRO- PERTIES, Viz:: "*> .. ..' Xli-.::-. ■ - •..'l'.'.'ClL ONEHUNGA-Farm, of 40.acres> being,part of tha ..Hillsboro Estate ;. fenced in, laid down in grass, ~and .having a Cottage, of four rooms erected ..thereon. It adjoins Mr Hayr_ farm,: 'told is situated .immediately opposite the Pah, tha .property of T. Russell,. Esq. .. ('-,.. QUEEN STREET: ANDF KARANGAHAPE ROAD —Corner Allotment, having frontages of 73 feet Queen street, and 73 feet to the Karangahape Road, by a depth'of 99 feet; QUEEN AND MARMION STREETS—Corner Allot . ,ment # , adjoining the Rev T. Buddies..property; > ~48 feet 9 inches, frontage to Queen street, and .- . 84 feet to Marmion street. Li.-• ?0 'STKi_ET—Allotment Immediately opposite J* • the Governor Browne Hotel, 23 feet frontage.-. .WELLESLEY STREET—Allotment at the j_--> S . of Wellesley, and Drake streets, and fre- Action ; .New.. Harbour Terrace, 49 . feet -ntt__ the 8 .Wellesley street, with, blacks*- t frontage to :, , dwelJjpg-house thereon.. .-lith's shop'and SALE STREET.—Four <"•' ' . ■ ' ing over quarter rr- -■ng-ttal Allotments, contain - 23 24; 25, - .-l an acre 'each, and being Noa. •5 inches/ *™ 26, of Section 39, each 59feet feet1 , -pontage to Sale street, by a depth of 198 , ~ .-, lot 23, having also a frontage of 16-feet ~iia I. finches to Cook street." L-. ' a ROAD-Two Allotments opposite^ AU Saint s XJhurch, commanding an unrivalled view "' of 'the Cityand Harbour, and having frontages of 33feet.eachbydepthsof 102 feet. COLLEGE ROAD-Six Allotments, Nos. 4to 9. ad- I i? 1??^ .* rrench"s property^ and opposite Mr To] e s residence, five having frontages of 33 feet. and one having 36 Teet 5. Inches frontage-by a !JJ ' uniform depth of 100 feet. . . .Wfssautr » DUBLIN STRE_ST-Four AUotments, Nos 19 20 23, and ;24, each 331 frontage, by 160 feet deep' situated at the back of the College street pro* ST; MARY'S ROAD-Three Allotments, junction of College street and St. Mary's Road, Nos. 12, 13. .and 14 each 33 feet frontage to St. Mary's Road : ■ .Mid-No 14 also has a frontage of 79 feet to • ■ £ abka street. Also. Allotment 57, opposite Mr 1. Cunningham's residence, 36 feet frontage to St. Marys Road, and 100 feet to St. Francis of Sales street.' MOUNT ST. MARY-Allotments 164 and 165, front. , ing the Waitemata Harbour, 64 feet to London street, by 151 feet deep ; adjoining the properties of Messrs Calvert and G. S. Graham, and im- mediately below the residenceof Mr G. W. Jones. VICTORIA AND HOBSON STREETS-Corner Allotment, 40 leet 8 inches to Hobson street, and '•> 67 feet' 3 inches to Victoria' street, held: under -. with a purchasing clause. IPfcpKORIKI— Allotment 96 and part of 95, con taining 200 acres. . : ~MA,NOAWA_—AUotmentNo. 52, Parish of Manga i= Vai containing 61 acres I rood, near to Major '«« (Moirsfann. .; MATAKANA--Two Allotments, Nos. 61 and 62 of .V s Tl muge' ?°? fcaining 7 acres 0 rood 30 perches. • Also, Three Allotments, Nos. 61, 69, and 58 con taining 6 acres 1 rood 24 perches. RAGLAN—Allotments 2 and 11 Of the town o uagian, containing l acre 2 roods 15 perches. tiJ!_ Ms ?f QPS*B^ Casn °n the Ml of the hammer, r._! ?„„ alf can reniain on mortgage at 6 per cent* per ftiinuDi." i ■;' r *** '"".SAMUELriCOCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers.