\ '-U-i>s . . . vourina, "tTj Jfect.to . tha ..wishes of the deputation. l •tolSoM A deputation; from-.-Onehunga,, :consistiag - of the K«Vi AC O ;T?tfreh^ R]Jlel3f3'! Gillman,' Honor the!fS>uperintrendeii.t larjd presented, ia ■memorial Tyaste "lands' jharide^iftyeri tQ x £^*&ab]ytasßj,: |t<?, be mad.c available if Or ftomtfea i aha si-harbajitl/ improve-". ments;' '• »alsb' Ja' ;{|ftfeiAlS«i«fl l"«iliJS fl rejzajd 1 to*'' whart .mmSPMP&i4M $$,;##; of tilie . aeputa,iiojiii;Upon-the^-9i(matters ihis. Honor said be Would hrihg> thexqiiestibni'-rifl to «rfee^ ««f imjl' General;,, i^yer^er^jan^aflpi^. ftoj, haxe., thera vested'idilmtb© Superintendent, tnAder as theyitbouifhfripropfir. .yriKWK're,fej;enee, to ■wharf extenaitoilJhe'Sriptß^mtfendtntiptOttiiyed iO &«^o#|#&M I^^P^Mr^'^Sr seekrib,e,p9-qj^r,^ipn,,of f th§iG^§raJo6Qi?wiirif meat to have >larg6r prbvisoti mad© for #harf 'lliKil Anthony ,iNichp}^6n^er^:br i ftflghfc,[i3,p- B on.'>rßr inand chargedfwith stealing.ifctrbjD/pjJuiida bf1 copper; nails? \'v&tt&'2sMi*'ifa&'sftiMdTW!' lio¥' M^r^'M'etol land, bnihe ? sra Japuaiy.o< uuiit 1 vrfni.a mv ot v James !Donßghay;r ! Anthonyf^Ni"ch6lfibtf,"'i Stephen Hdifee^aid^ 'Jpjxn t!iftbJfiiti^T^.eifp $s<£,1 charged ''-ynsx< t slje^xng:>!fiqWMls%jrnucir-.pearaI from the garden of MrHenr^/fWirigg/Kf >Nnbl-i' son-streefcpvaitfe1 IgpiriL'&^^M^lnW f:*1 f[j t? n Cntmlfmp.'^d' Donahayj .^p^adecl' jgnftifcy* and the.other two(pleadedfnotirguilty/.(> »<!•» " Mr'Mainwaring deposed that hi lived !rls!s to Mr .Wrigg'S garden,'! seen the, boya robbing the pe4r,itre.e.a; vhfEwpl of them would go inside and'steal the,;' Wars'' while otHera watched' otftaMe1 $Tr' Mr/Wrigg^e^kltbiC^^^mfesed!^: great manyi pears, iram,vhw^ r cHa^ -aid^.1' boys.', ■; ffelhad: b^.eji f tlately* antfe' the Iboya had take^pjjvantagecbf flis-aMeUdel' and actually; ate »*-y.; Mft l^Bkiitljf in tb& presence pf'h^^il^;!;^ j^gl^ §&£$ theboysi,a.^ an d ; thrashkfgin«3'. boa vM.-.mo- His; Worship' flaiS vlf Wr%g Md'.aete'd 0 rigbtln1 ■, £He ftoys^ fiaOg^pi. t«»W. Aniradayu on breaaijaaamawater^.iiwbich' ue hoped would 'haveiubeeV'iptfnisliment enoMMg^HiM»&l«; case. ~.r t ,v.,-ri dijciJ/iiti:v» «;( "ssfwn Iwil avnd Jon Wi W; .Worraill? storekeeper,) of-tObapel-streteti,* Ma3or^^i|y A tr^^U^Ms^Aarefle^vftCosifi the stolen nails, and ireceiveiL re' primand frfJtti.His <-Wbrilfo*^^&^tf diict in dealing -witH^echlldr&i! 4 ff thSre 1 were: no receivers oijy&J^g&ojia»t&JK^ no thieves, and it ursa thrfittgh"M<la"characters as Worrall that childrS§SwW^ere neglected by their parents 'were*lead~oii'iir"a"cOiarSe~ot' sin, and ultimately tojth|fflfUlgpsi*l(syorrall ■was the father br a" fami^ w6?t aort of a father must-he -1-ljfe -asl 'hitf cM&ren*mtiss-' be iniluenoed by »bis is :womtpi6 H. ,'Hia duct in this affair would be investigated, and it was not unlikely buttthat ho .might be compeliejdli, l^apjgeaisjfin jPora|s a^in Worrall informed the Conrt that it was lataan Sattirday iaTening!-whett)WS«fiSeSE'ew the nails, and <ha inbsnded on* tire^'fdliowing Monday to make en^iri^ inf6"lßb fflStfierc;1 much older ihan the others, to 4S> hours^im-.: prisonment and a whipping; Cummins, as Mr Wrigg had given him a basting, and had kindly ploade*d*fdr his release, yrolCube dis charged. other two boys'Vere remarided until Tuesday at the station,^and,to.bo kept on bread And water."" I'IHH Mrs Nicholson said she < >would ntake her son home, and save the' expense! o£Jho/bread, S and would give ';neiTwor#lihiti%Hetiwould bring him to Court on Tuesday. The Court refused the request. The boys were locked up, and Mrs Nicholson retired. ALLEGED LUHACY. Edward McAdam, on remand, was charged with lunacy. Prs Lee and Hooper had several timea examined' the pifloiier, 'arid' expressed opinions that McAdam was not sufficiently insane toj warrant his committal to the Whau Lunatic 'Asylum. He was, therefore, discharged. This was all the basmeaaT" . -.r.n -jnta ,t.. -^ J.

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%:t'istelmirt ■', ■} :jiu to fflo!}tf»JJ« odi thtla-i Auckland CiucKEßiifiJtpS v. North Shore. The run of >success' wftich £as at.temted' thel matches of the North Shore Cricket Club since its inauguration h&9 proved of great benefit to the progresptofjthatjiuyy^jiib little body of sportsmen.' Tne club at present is un doubtedly;th¥^jn6ifr^oimsl^& cl^aefgli^ bourhood of Auckland, and freest from local bickerings and' jettloMtttf lEtiW Chal lenge of the Auckland Club was looked upon at : first as presumptuous, but .-ih'e' names of the eleven, as looked at on was beOTn f ,fo-da^.at, North1 Slrote ground.' "The wickets nadr been prepared moderately weXL, and the ground, although-^very'iiiry^ and xKlsty, was not bo bnmw « w ? -h^ asßga J^ uai£AH Y&l

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::^£??!iISS3oW?SmMS ..}', (Limited). J%TAKTilD,attheißay CoaUmines, ~ ff . "ißmcksiHith ' mus'tteabie to shoe. Worses. -r Steady'iAari only hoed'ttpply to ! r -.'■' , '.':':... ™« ~J! , n1.a.1 - r/V.rf I,'AuA". CrI.LFILLAN, ~~. ~i >rt S oivKi( ./I-.;. -i,i! n*o I . ii-j ■.. 'Secretary.: i •^j I h-'i;' ■>il]'-m', «..-■ ■■■.■:,;.. J:' r .■ f • : ■ :..■-:; '^d)T7AJSTEB, .a ijEemate as General iVTV Servantl—Apply toMn Gwynne, Junction !|Hotel,; Epi6in/ ''•'■;' ~,,.. ... SKr^SSS^ at Boyle's' Wharf !i y T Dining^ Kooina, '■<■ Queeu-atroet, > a;- gobd 'Kitchen Man. — - tu-j. .. .~r ..-. , -j - •■■ -, - -.^-.. .-..■ ~ir -;;■■ ■~... "' ** 1. ,-Kit<3h«»;and:useful ,in Hotel.—Apply office mtoiwi :••;;.: ■ii iii ■•■- <■>•■''; »;••' »f^X7" A JST^E D,J, a ;goodi General ,'!; T V.j:iS«vanti XlirLiand s Man Caok for the HoteL—Apply -at1 Hanriaford's Registry, r> pigh-street. •■ • ■ . i: ' '■ i r i_i """"**" .—— ; j^TMBTEI), ii female Cook; wages t) V V 16s j ten Female General Servants, at wages ranging from 10s to 12s, moat of thrim for Gent emen's ■Jamilit a, and i ail: really good places. —Hannuford's rittigistry, Uigh-street. !- m ■■ •• ■■ i ■ ; ■' '* ;;\l\7 ANTifiDi; a Eead s Circular Man; * T sngocid ;.wage» and a, working interest— lApplv to M. H. Roe. . ■ <■'■ -.' ■-■ an active Young Man ; \jX7,.AISfEJQ,; two good Bricklayers. ''" —App'iy at the' Silt Basins —John Tayloi. ; XJ&i.gi ,N: T ED, ] a S^oretnan' ; used to JO""! ;; handy jnan, must read and write, an I inakejhimaelf^ generally ~u^efuJ.-r-E.,:-Isaacs, at HLjdlSfeJ^OlHl.joll .uo-l, JiKull &) 41CW «5 ..' ■^7AN3?ffir JCM#^ippiy to c. jr T T .;., Canning, Qmten street. M —■ : ■ • ••'•— — — '—■ iXnTANrED to Sell, Cheap; Crab itniYY . "Wi nc he3, double and single purchase. Eagle I'Hofmdry, ]|!^]l street. -fJ' ; 'Kelly. . ,'.:,, _~ tltt n , W!ASTSp^»V^ewrtn''|o; Close ! ''tJpper's'S >m'iist')D«ii'a'iiibTauguiy competen hand-f-Apply to Siiii offlce.■'■',_ , ' J\!,"',.',''■',!!,.' ' "; ■\bt7.A;JTTED, a 'good General H Ji Servant—Apply at Mrs Dillon's, Grafton Rokd. ,„ , , . .. ... ' : ', " W' a-Sarinaiii^A'pply at '< tteQ.CiE•■•Htttel?tfhortland gteeet. ' W'SNTED/^steadV Man in . Butcher's Shop. —Apply immediately to J. Longley, PWh'ftef Street; Onehunga. Tj^A^/T^lDljia^q^d^dbk; References I Yj.i'reo.nlred.H-Apply Ao MrWftrdrop,aWynyard WAITED, a respectable General .-Servant -with, good, referenoea. Wages, liberal^!Apply for ad.dieas- to' Stab,ofljee.. ; ..,. ~„ , I smijajaJO DRESSMAKERS^-..r.i.j!i« Si T J ■fiisi^class' jj Vraltbrerssin»ker tacut'aMtak^ charge'Of wort roo ir^l^ip^H^e/fflioirl^d^treet^ ;^' t ;^> | V\ T'-'»»'"KeferencW required, ii. Appfyf'toi ■' Mrs Hancock- fotlrtli house past Junction Hotel, on Epgbtefefeal.'l;l. '■"•''.^ x_ -"';';;;: "; :il ;? ' ic':'?*'-:;' '. "*'• W'A»T^lll^ai?gbbd;Cobk^.Apply ■I'M^iSrow's-OAte Porter's), Pining Booms, Queen street, next Montague's Bazaur. WMJSe" ft'-tf'jl'D,' injpibynjent by',. a young man, a Carpenter; can work at the bench; light work preferred:"-Apply W.E., office of this paper. __ ~.;*i''' ll- )1"a la;y- *; '"-■'' , 'AKTED, Jfbr' the,Country, :i a Composiior.—Apply'offlce of this papers ' W- ANTED,. .MOm that D GoLDJiE%pWpared' to^supply^ all kinds of Timber,, and, other. Building materials, including Sashesl Aopw^llonldingf, ,^Broadf IHmber,,, House, ißlock>^Mte, ! i»H^^lwpoUF i elloe 4 f»lim bark jandßlue^unXjLikUis.Shlnglos^&c., &c., at the ' loweiV ; nij(iket"price,; jat his, Yards, Gjaq^pm-npuse t street, :i ,i tn ,bnh .ohaaintiif. hi:. .-. zenstn*') .<• V V^•TfATI? i lB ct}repare^ to (tipply Wood' and Oo*l at foUowing')iiHcßA1 fo^Casfi:—Tl-See^ "Wood, TTndttt, 12s nk^dafidWfp&l, pifattm, ;' .Newcastle Goal, 60s tM tbtf; "-delivered to«ny' part within on* Bills f rott.Trai14 orP&ts,l«aUs i >ncl Palings Wwayß on hanil Fencirfg" t&H (sirttng 'piohi' at" low ratei.—Stanley 3treegf^a^^Swy- fj:;^ J'-,ff '*%^:™':^,,'™, ..'/;,! T Viaq -Prlfl»gi*en .for 'all »ld M«tals; On Sale (cheap),-iPloughs ;•' 6; 7,' and a foot sheets Oalvanliwd Comikated'lroxi t~! atoov-Pmnp*;l'P»i«ti!, *c;;i*c, at Alfred Smart's, next Blue Post-, 'Victoria strest. : ' ■■■■>■> ' {|f"f^ T^.i-.-'i) Sii.j •'■■llitr M..--.'^-i'( ?|-i-)<;!:r »r!l Xl^MT^P>p"ioi. ''Purchase 'ilCauway. T 15ti!<:SIe'eiJeif8l?fo!f^the* Auckland■ and: Wa4k»to, Ballway. !'The'Wghß«t prieft glveni-^-Apply 13'ArChard' and Broiwa,!'M9eh«aics';Bay.*-f-'j •■■■' ;;: ■■'»"* oiM..\ m n,U n n ,\-a fli:if-l '''^■' ■"■'- ■'*<•' ■"> S'*r., .1 ■ T^ll?.*j^;^JrO^.^T^Buiiaer T %l -jstgned have always on hand* large supply o Newcastle'and.;B«yj oi Islstndi Goal: alsp, best Cv and U Jicut .Wood,i Ytoda :■' Between Fort and Custom ■ nouae^tieet; next:isaacs'-Bonded Store. ""• ."■"•' -'■ 1* .-«,.» i.. yah. U' od«" ,-BOOMSi(I<ATJP!inT3!IBABS,)i Jr ij:.s*:,i.p: Messrs' dOW^IO) fPfoviaiJre1 of BnterpWe) IMd BEOWWibe^'W !tttiiaite't6 thefr.irlend^in'atth'ey have )MHa tfe" Management %t ther abbve; Kddniftl J andihdp*'tHeyI,wlll''';gWe theina call. jMeslsst^ll' hours. ■ i'o'6od'pe6iU i::'\' A i^-^; l^''''';<£' { '"rj'^('\['-''if ",; . : nil il., it:Wir^iainWWMfita*K unill' "yv "'3 '" ;■** Sewing'^t^mM- Wl-I *»■ > l<tite* ifWnd«n»l U«ht: machlx»'erjt.wpa^e(tfan4s4jpsted, 6,. w ! ; ,.:r „>■ MuslcU%i^m«n(Mepai)fed »nd tnnedi, <; n j ~ {:, Stripg,,%^tl>uppfted jfor, Ball*,! 4fft; ~t - JA , )-,, ;<; ~., ;iAND RESIDEN^CEi ,'*'" .;' saXL. "publio/.th*^:slii'B»B:;removed*et %ivata Board' koH. ' KestdiWce from Perth ,yills > Moor street; tt' Cliff' House (opposite), lately occupied, by Mr 0. Canning, of St. Mufigo Oaf*. v .



i" "A L B T.T E E adSresse^tp Mr J-X Symons, Parnell, lies at this office.' rijiHE EETEEAT, ParnelWM||a, -li Robertshaw's Pupils will He Wcinble on TflU BSjDAry, 22nd iiistant ' j\ Qfs,'- r ,a-l/&old: Bing, with mi- ... 1 JL|i Lofjr,^Five BhUljngs reward. Appl^Police 1 fctrition. ~JX ' - .; : -:..:.. ' • Q MEL&lisiA^ MISSION TRUST. ~ ! 1 "|\j/f E V.: fcix IPS3S lias'teeiiyap -1 JjJL pointed Secretary to tho Melanesian Mission Triist. All parties having business to transact with the Trustees are requested to communicate with him. All moneys due to the iTrust must be riald-to him,': anil liis receipt will be a sufficient discharge. ;> I ■ ;. r :iJ., T.piIDLEY,. ! i I ~t- , •-■ .-r -."'• '■'~'.[ '■■■ ':' . Clialrin j|i. • i * *'''''' " J'"'' ' L';" *'" '.'., • —I___ T' ijO LET, pf Cottage of. Seven rooms, I in Alten Eoad.—Apply to Jno. Kirkwood. " qHo B^KEES.—Wanted>r^he ■ JL f country, a'gbod Bread and Confectionery Baker. . jftefe;rence« required.—Apply to Mr Canning, St. ,J,Mp4go"Caf6. ■"■■ 'j T OI3T, in Shortland street, between jj r Canning's House and Miss iwcLaui?hlin'9 ,' Shop, a Small Brooch fastened in black ribbon.— Any person leaving it at Miss Mclaughlin's will be !.I re warded. r ; ■ ■ ■ : ■' : ;| S6d per dozen given for Champagne j JL i Schnapps, and Ssrsaparilla Bottles.—B, Qneen ' street. ; ■■■•-'■■' MRS MIT GEE Lh bega to announce that her Lessons in Singing will bo J'JKesunied on Monday,1 January 19,1874. _ ( Pitt street, $ewton. - ■',' ~' -, - : ... g - ■{ ■■ MEB LEWIS'S iJoardina: and Day School for Young Ladies, Epsom House, i near Onehunga. 1 Studies Ee-commen.ce Mpnday J: January 2«, 1874. MISS HILL'S Semiriary, Hobson street.—Duties will be Eosumefl'on Monday, anuary 26. v '...i.-' f.-,:: ''•■. -■■-»-"■"'' BS NOEMAN'S Pupils will Re assemble o a Tuesday, January pO f -1874, } ■ f MBS. GLOVER'S Pupils will Be assemble on WEDNESDAY, the 21st inst. MBS J. WO.OLLET begs to annbunce Uiat: herLes&ons on thoPianoforte ■' will be Kesumed on Monday, 20th January, 1574. Karanhahape Kbad (city side), near Medical Hall. ONEHUNGA YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL. THE Duties of this School will be resumed on MONDAY, 19th instant. " -', =mrs morkison; m ■ '■■■ •'"'• ""' "': "';' ■'■' ''■- ' '' '"• ''^ '^- Ti/r BB SHATIiE GEORGE'S ixL SCHOOL, Olifton Honse, Alten Eoad. v The first quarter of 1874 will commence en MON DAY, 26th January. Vacancies for twa Boardew. -;. ME 8 W. H. SMITH hopes to meet her Pupils again on Wednesday, 21st ' January, 1874. .'i ' : '•■■ ■•; '•<' ■ I • Karangahape Road, January 0, 1874.. , ;j ■~ t adTe^ oollb&iate XJ SCHOOL, HOBSON 81KEET The first term of 1874 will commence on the 29th instant} Pupil* are requested to as/oinble einly. Prospectus on tapplication to Miia BnammooK, Lady , .Principal, after the 2Bth instant . '~ . , . ~ n i Auckland, January 6, 1874. FOB SALE OB LBA SE, !,. With or without the Land,, „ - A GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE in Onehunga, con taining Fourteen Booms, with SUblea, 4a, A.C, and 23 acres of Grass Land.—Apply to the owner, Captain Symonm. () ,j,., - r ,•! c[- yp; /I ' '•■ i \ U OKLAID TO T A L ABSTINENCE SOCIETY. 'J«',A ,V/O.J.JA'i ■>>' j'' ,'■'■'' .li'J' ', 7\f PigNIC'TO'MOSrtJIHI ■ oi h-yiß'joi < 9-ffi« h >'.:-}' ■■ i'l /• n •JtAUtiIAEY 29,.: 18^V (REGATTA DAY). ivi • ~ i , ~,„. ~, , '„■',!':;''.•,'Jf ■''■''';''■' ; J The p.«. Golden Grown * 'WKI^UaW-thf* "WHarf at nalf-pastTeigUt tf.m.,» anil* ' '^Ulle»lr*!th#li«bniJat: Bixip.p.;-: \\\V/\hU TdYJti ! '•' ' _ t TICKECft, tii Bd '^AOH,;', I ,;', (Jf / . _■ . Children under 12, if with Parents, FREE. -■ '«<* '■>- '■- J• ' * • • ,",;,. J. w. carr; ' , ~'v, ± ' ri' :: ; '",',* , Ho^. Sec. '!. I^DE-PENBEUT1 ORDER OF RECHABITES, ,S.U, HOPE OF ATI'uIKL^NP; IBNTd , ~,. , ; ., AN^Adjourne^KQuaVtely; Meeting of the above will ba held in the Tent-room, "Wellexlef street, on Monday, 19th inst.,. commencing »i 7.8^ f p.m. ,ftparj>. i Budnsßs of importance.. All, members are requested to attend. By order. ~■.;, ■•(. E. H. HUGfHES, Sec. | t-j'-j .:.»- —iiirr-xrj ;iot. XJWION STEAMSBIP cfOMP^NY OF : '™ a | ul isfcpsfi*ffi% K , Ta , !;iri ' j?I?HE List of Applicatipns for Shares 9 >«Jkl wiU CLOSE, ou''the 20th January. ;mk j uwxtz . :.)TT6/..r:f <ißecretarypro.ten».Ty; ■lilt j 'i' i o«T T^ t T; "i ' 3. r "') "-: *" f ■"■?'/ '.? I i|Jj|J IIWl l W. i jl.KL>ifiq-.J3 t l KJc'.Jalj, U<Jl.,UJtC.]mi i ilif —Morning and Evuning, by Rev. W. Tiasley. ; »!»b j V ); : ,;i,imU \o h-nt,a * ;■.-_/.i^ '-'/■-'^ ■^■'■'i '"^ ; 'I^rEWTON HALL.---BivineService Irl "'%ffl'B»'held (Dl^.) in themdrHingat lifaM' in the ovening'at 6.80. J :Mr Hemus will preach in the . ,:OTefalng. ""' "|Hhbi&tians* mie-ting '%J HOTTSE, Cook street—Lord's Day: Morning, at ' II! o*csck,ito attend ; to " The 'Apostles' Doctrine,, the 'Fbllowshlp, Breaking off he Bread, and Prayer." ! Bye ling, at half-past 6 o'clock, to preach the," Gospel, i fe tMm^V^TV« '«J *S: n ; 3r "jsSJ|s^iHoS^f '"Sftjaß iJb CHUB^^-BT^Wdl^eTVlces at th« EittStreet j wGhdrchj, by^tte, Jstev,,Q>[ H.s,T«rnpr. 'Morning^-A : iPor - Opened in Heaven. -Evening—Anathema— i ;MM»&atha.,. < .;j-,, 1 ),, t»is aw svod* orf.' !o .ioim^t -v: I .lili ;./_ J ... ~ ; r , L< . ~ ; i-i .' ii : qiHE NEWTON KlEK.—Divitne ; 7A Servie* at the mual hours TO-MORROW; gabeots: Morning—Heiirsay • and Experience in jßal jion. a (Evening > lectures' on" '■ the' Apostles ■;' I '-TStfi. I, Nathaniel Bartholomew. SI3 I Mi. ;T]OBNiE.hTKEaST;-HALL: Sunday 'JL Service* (unseotairian), conducted by Samuel j :M«w,"B.A. JwMxyi&jv.MoTDing— The Ten ' Jtjßp in—Lessons of Ingirautude. _ Evening — Is it poss ble the Gospel could b« a Fable? Thoughtful. ■ao^U^tovi^ed. tr ■r f ?/'%.; *Sf!' MB. GpiißlD.«-I;Mtterfor you Is at the Bthr offloo. ' '



HA IR- OUTTIIJ^;; Shaving, and Shampooing Saloon, No. 3, West Queen atveet, adjoining Fisher's Music, and Oyster Rooms. Best work, lowett prices.—P. A. Jones. . .. I If] OST, a few days back, from 38, |iJLU Wellssley1 street, a Black Newfoundland and V utejtriever Dog; a few white hairs on chest.—Any ■ >I>e son''detaining him after this notioo will be, pri secuted. _ %/T ECHA NlO S'"' INSTITUTE ■iLVH •"'. "I ■') ii EXHIBITION.1 ' HftNpAY, JANUARY 1?. ~ r MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, I i .-: Commencing at 8 o'clock p.m. ■;By the kind permission of' Captain Burns the Bald of the Royal Volunteers will perform a choice selection of Music. .' ■ ■ H WM. CtIAPPELL, p j ,',"•■ ■• '' ' Secretary. — !■;" ;.'—^— ————- ! I. 0. G. T. rijiHE Good Samaritan Lodge Meet- A ing of MONDAY EVENING next, Jannary 19,' at 7.30 <>!clock, will be devoted to h. Musical Enter taiimerit by the Choir, with Harmonium accompani ment—Recitations, Headings, and Original Papers on subjects connected with the Order. Admission free to any member of the 1.0.0. T. J OSMUND LEWIS, W.S. Lodge Room, Welleeley street, I January 10,• 1874. . NOTICEI TO MASTER SHIPWRIGHTS. Tj N- • accordance with a resolution; ■JL passed at a Meeting'held on Friday, the 16th instant; thcMaster: Shipw i^hts are hereby informed that the Journeymen requira, on'and after the 26th instant, to be paid at the rate ot 11s per day for new work. (Signed) JOHN RAMSAY, i Chairman. « | V ■ WM. GRIBBLE, ' ' i Secretary. rip O LET, a good Six-roomed •I Cottage, within 100 yards Devonpoit Wharf.. Noi-tiii&hine.—Apply to E. il. Duder, Devouporti Stcfre.J Tii;.-;/' .;-•• i ,'i >' ■ '" "| ' ' ■\rewmllot literary X^l ASSOCIATION. . Meetings in connection with thd above will be held in the Presbyterian School .j-oqm : -January 20-*nsay by Mr Carlisle. Subject: Progress of the Age in which wo Live. February 3— Readings, &c. February 17--Debate: OoodTempla rism, Socially and Politically is it the correct thing? Chair to be taken each evening at 8 o'clock. Quarterly tickets, 2s Rd. N.B.—Reading Room and Library will be opened as soon, as possible.—J. H. Witheford, Sec. pro. tern. . THE Gospel will be preached (D.V.) in the Hall of the oung Men's Christian Association liooms, Albeit street, next Loid's Day Evening, 18th'instiut, at halt-past 0 oMock, by G. y. Wiokam, from Lonilou. FOR SALE, a' splendid investment, ' Ten Allotments close to the Queen' 3 Redoubt, '"Great; South Road. £5:0 the lot.— Apply to Mr R, 7 "^Frater; No. 0, Insurance Buildings. 5 ! FURNISHED APARTMENTS. T^JRST-CLASH Accommodation for *' yLJ Ladies and Gentlemen at St. Leonard's House, • Pairnell iuse. Terms mederate. SHORE.—To Let for a -Ol term, the land known as the "Sheep Mount," substantially fenced.—Oliver Mays xjIURINISHED APARTMENTS.- Jj A 3!ttinp-room and Bed-room with or without Board.—Akbar House, Wellington-street. "' \ ' ! Improvement Commissioner's Office, - January 19,1874. CONTRACTS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF STREETS. ! CONTRACT No. 4, CONTINUATION OF j PRINCES-STREET. | CONTRACT No. 5, ALFRED-STREET. I CONTRACr No. ,0, O'RORKE-STREBT. CONTRACT No. 7, PARK PLACB1. rf|ENDERS will be received by the JIJ undersigned until 2 p.m. of MONDAY, 2nd l-'eliruary, 1574, for the completion of the above named'eontracts (according to plans and speciticationa which niay be. seen at the Commissioners' Office, Albert.Barr a cks), E: STEVENSON, Secretary. "AT OV'i'tJß L I S H E D ..PRICE:, ONE SHILLING. r(R EED & BRETT'S almanac, provincial handbook:, . Sf RANG ER S' VA D E ME CUM 5T ; _ inOßiiß74r. .■; ;-i .: ; '■'" i This yearV Edition contains nearly ,jT '- SOO PAGES ; of closely printed and valuable information, including a tuU description' of the C)ty of : Auckland, ' ,the',Thames,, Qpromandel, and every - : ' 'settlement'in the. province. • ~,,, ; ~-,-, . ...;AISO,. ~V ~,.., ..,,.-, ,»,, r..«l Garden andsFarming Calendar,.Flora of the Pro '■> < i i vlnce. Gardening for Ladies, .Raspberry Culture, Blight on Apples, TranspUntlng Trees; Wh»t is ! atf'Acre'? Quantity of Seed to the Acrey How to -Preserve a Nosegay • ,-j '•■•;■ :• ■'.■;.;'■■; .-. ■ departure of Mails (full particulars), "'' New Zealand Postage Rates; and Stamp Duties ~ Thf New Prisyinciai.Electpral Dlatricis!^ .";.',• , Completo List of tliu Statute Lftw oi• New Zealand Customs Duties Elvers and' Harbbura of the Province, and Manpkau ■ SaiUn'gDir'ectibns '■•>'[, .:;,'', , -",.' " AUCKLAND PROVINCIAL DIRECTORY, Including: I I ' Officers of,the Goyernment, City Council. Improve -4 'me'nt Commissioners, Harbour Board, Domain I -Board;&c.' :!"I«U i 1 ' ;■■ .! . List of Barikfe, IniSntatice Companies; Consuls, Law ; j, ; .practitioneis, Medical Men, Religious Denomi -nations; F,tiblib: Conipariies, Steam Companies, Societies,'institutions; Clubs, Volunteers, ' • Masonic;sOddfellows,'Fojesters, Good Temp- I lars, and Orange Lodges i Public Schools; in the Province Officers of General Government * > ' "statistics A!lp ; V.;j j ? : y^ ■'■'■, v:;, ; '"-. j-/'' Arrival and'departure of Trains, "Busses, &c. 3 Cab Fares, Whsfrf Dues/ Crane Charges, Watermen's 1 'ySiW't Port Charges, Pilotage Bates, &o. May be had 'at the Stae Office and^at all Bookseller town and countrr



DRINCE OF WALEa THEATRE. THIS (Saturday) EVENING, JAN. 17. ; Last Appearance ! Last Appearance! CELEBRATED GOURLAY FAMILY. Monster Programme! Monster Programme! Including the Loves of Dumbiedikes and Jeanie Deans, and Put me In my Little Bed, Ulustrated by four Beautiful Tableaux. MR GOURLAY in Favourite Characters. , MRS GOURLAY in Songs, Duets, and Delineations. MISS MINNIE GOOBLAY in her Charming Musical ■■'; ■ : :■■■ ■ Sketches: - ; . ■ : : Last Night! Last' Appearance ! Positively the Last i Appearance in Auckland of the GOURLAYS. THE SCOTCH DWARF: ■;;,;■. Last Appearance Of lliis Funny Little Man, who will deliver A FAREWELL ADDBES3. ' ; ' ;. '" pBINCE OP WALES THEATRE. A GRAND. J, PANTOMIME, "THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT," With Kew Scenory and Effects by Mr Williams, New Costumes, &c. MARCH OF THE LILLIPUTIAN ARMY, By a Host ok Juveniles. OPENING NIGHT-MONDAY, JANUARY 10. jrf II ORAL HALL. THE MrSSES LAVTNIA AND ADA SINCLAIR ■r f' TAYLOR, From Christchurch (and of the London and Crystal ■ ' i Palace Concerts), will give a CONCEET en MjONDAY, JANUARY 19, 1874. PROGRAMME : ! Part I. Duct (Piano)—" Sans Souci "—Madame Moller and Mr-Stubbing Song-"Sing, Birdie, Sing "—Miss Ada Sinclair Taylor Song (Bass)—" The Monks of Old "—Mr Eeid English Concertina—"Don Pasquale"— Miss Lavinia Taylor Song— ' Oh-take Me to Thy Heart again —Madame : Moller Glee—Gentlemen Amateurs Mazurka (Eosini), Vocal—Miss Ada Sinclair Taylor Vocal Duet- " Forest Ramble" Miss A. S. and L. Taylor. path ir, Duot—"Le Huguenots"—Madame Moller and Mr I Stubbing Solo (Concertina), with Piano aecompanlment— ; " Guillaume Tell "—Miss Lavinia Taylor Song—" If Doughty Deeds"—Gentleman Amateur Song "Goatbells"— Mis,s A. S.Taylor Glee-Gent.cmen Amateurs tfong— "Stirrup Cup"—Mr Eeid Solo (Concertina)— Scottish Airs—Miss L. Taylor. God Save the Queen. Tickets, Is Cd, to be had from Messrs TTpton and Coi ; or, E. Wayle. Music Sellers, Queea street. Doors open at 7. SO ; Concert to commence at 8 p.m. Full particular will be duly announced. |' ■ " TO OLD "Fill ENDS OF TWENTY YEAES' STANDING. J. RUSSELL'S PEIVATE BOAEDING ESTABLISHMENT, PORTLAND HOUSE, ! HOBSON STREET. Having REMOVED from Cobnrg-street to the above extensive premises, with lofty and well-aired Bed-rooms and Sitting Pftlours for families, is now prepaio.d to accommodate them. Terms for Single Bedroom, 26s per week, or 4s Od per day. For Double Bed-rooms, as per agreement. A nckland, January 6, 1874. G~OOD NEWS FOR THE MILLION! CHEAP FIREWOOD! Tbo undersigned having erected a Whim and Circular-Saw Bench is enabled to offer Cut Firewood at the following Reduced Rates:— ' Sawn into Junks. 12s per ton l-fnVord Siiwn and Split, 12c Od per ton f iu Cartage as usual. i J. CRAIG, 1 / . Fort street. . WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL ATTENTION TO OUR ■ NEW STOCK OF PAPERH ANGINGS EX HINZ>OSTAN, Which for variety and beauty of design cannot be equalled in Auckland. We have also Large Stocks of Linseed Oil and White Lead (in wood and Iron), Scrim/Brushes, Window Glass, Varnishes, ' ] Artists' Materials, and in fact eveiy Painting Requisite. | To country orders prompt attention ■will be given, and to' those settlers living beyond the reach of tradesmen, every information with reference to the using of material will oe gratuitously given. HOLLAND & BUTLER. 28 & SO, VICTORIA STREET, AUCKLAND, - OIL, COLOR, AND GLASS MERCHANTS, Importers of Gilt and Stained PICTURE FRAME AND ROOM MOULDINGS, r j , Glass Shades, &c. PIOTUKB FRAMING TO OB DEE. ' Agents for the ' , ~ ; .. .',. Nelson Hematite Paint Company, ... .. Geo. Boyd's Prize Field, Drain, and Socket Pipes. &a. TO'THE. INHABITANTS OF WELLING TON-STREET AND ITS VICINITY, COLLINS B EOS. Wish to call particular attention ... . ■ to their NEW SEASON TEAS! ; * JUST OPENED OUT. That at 2s 6d per lb will be found of a First-class Quality. And the Ss Tea unsurpassed for purity and excellence ' of flavour. Sydney Co. *s No 1 Sugar :. .. .. 6idperlb A very Superior Light Brown ditto .. 6d, ,; ' HobartTownffams.. ' .. ' .. .. 8d per tin ON HAND A LAEGE ASSORTMENT . „. j OILMAN'S' STORES, - Comprising— Pickles, in great variety . • >*" Sauces; including the genuine Reading Sauce Olson's Universal, Tomato Sauce „.( , ~ . , . Lea and Perrin's Worcestershire Sauce, &6i Fresh SalmoD, Lobster, Herrings; and Sardines - Orosse and Biackwall's first-class Flavouring Essences; Salad Oil, &c. ..--.. American Brooms, at Is 6d, Scrubbing Brushes i : Hand Brushes, American Buckets, Tubs. ■; :• Zinc and Wooden Washboards, all equally cheap. A constant supply of Fresh Butter from the Best Dairies. McConnell's Bacon, Hams, Cheese, &c, &c, always in Stock. - Families waited on for Orders. Goods delivered. BST Please Note the Address :'—: COLLINS BROS., FAMILY GROCERS & PROVISION DEALERS, Well ing ton-street New Hepburn-street), .';] AUCKLAND



j TO BU-li^E^, TE N D EKB will be received until noon of the 20th instant tor the Erection of a i Church at Gisborne, Poverty Bay. Plans, «c, at my oSf' RICHARD REALS, Architect. fp- TO BUILDERS, riLENDERS will be received until 1 noon of the 21bt instant for the Erection of ,Sh >pg, &c, in Queen street. Plans, &c, at my °fl C 6' BICHABD KEALS, Architect. ffpE ND-K B. b will-be received on • J FRIDAY, 23rd instant, for the Erection Pa nting-Slhed at the Auckland Station. ; S peciflc^tion to be seen jt-ttggfflg^ & ,' 1 ailway_Offices, t " X* ' Albett^arracks," j Aueklasd, January 10,1874..:. 1 ~ ' t "~: ANNUAL CPNTRACTS-rORICARTING, ! ETC.,'GREAT SOUTH3OA.D. 1 Superintendent's' Office,. O j-. ~ Auckland, January 7,18(4. riiIENDEES will be received, at this X Office until noon of MONDAY, the *19th insK" from persons willing to contract to deliver Scorta Ash and Road Metal, on the Great South; Road, as folljows:^- ;„ [ .-_ j~£ J.J - 1" Carting Scoria Ash from Mount Smart to between j Fifth Mile Post a£d Han's Bridge . j 2J Carting Scori4 Ash:from Otehuhu Mountain | between Han'sßridgeand.Tenth Mile Post l* 3 Quarrying,' Breaking, and, Carting Two-Inch Road Metal to between the Tenth and Twelfth j Mile Posts -- A Carting Scoria Ash from Otahuhu Mountain to j ; ] between Twelfth and Thijrteei.tn Mile Posts 1 : ~ I 5t Carting Scoria Ash from Donovan's Mountain'to' ! between the Thirteenth%an4:Tifteenth Mile ■■ ■ ■ Posts -'' i;; -:. . S-^ « Quarrying, Breaking, and Carting^ Two-inch Boad Metal to between Fifteenth Mile Post and • Post-office, Drury -s.; . . OT 7. Quarrying. Breaking, and Cfirtlng Two-inch : Road Metal between Drury Bridge and the, j IS orthumberland Hotel _. 8; Quarrying, Breaking, and Carting Two-Inch i Boai Metal ,tetween the Northumberhuitt ! Hotel and Mercer * v 9. Quanying, Breaking, kM Carting Two-faich Koad Metal between the Eoyal Oak Hotel ana the Wharf, Onehunga. j Specifications may te seen and Forms of Tender obtained at the Public Works Office, Shortland streets J. WILLIAMSON, W' Superintendent. npENDERS will be received at the A Superintendent's Office, Auckland, until twelve o'clock noon of Saturday, the 17th instant, for the Lease of the Market Stalls on Allotments Kos. 7, 8, 12, and 13 on the Old Supreme Court Site. i JOHN SHEEHAN, Provincial Secretary. January 7th. 1874. mEJSDEIiS Wanted from Carpenters Xi up to 4 o'clock on Saturday for Alterations to Premises in Queen street Plans and particulars at my office. T R CAMERON, • Architect, Queer; street. -jy/r o v r n i~n Q-. THE BEST STOCK OF M O U R KIN-G G O O D t> In the ratyifffeTSeWffiid'at j. > m.'.;MciiAc a ii Ai-m s/:r 218, QUEEN STREET. Black Alpacas, from .... " SSJJ? f n Black Muslin .. .. ... ••■2'i??J°s n Black Glace Grenadines, from ■:. oHito i 0 Black Challis Bareges, from .. .. 1„[«* ? ° Black Prints, from .. «.~ .. 07ito 1 0 Black Figured Alpacas, from .. ,:;. [ l!; 8 JosJfW Black Llama, from' ;• ta'Wl-Xit.'i.JJ 2*^ 2-• S BlackTamzine (Mourning Alpaca) .. 3 »t(>4.6 Black Sedan Cord (wooldyed) from.. 2 10 to 3 3 Black Barathea, from 2 3toi » Black Balmoral Ciape, from .. ...... 2 oto 4 J Black Paramatta, (sllkWiirp), from., ,6. W f g, T ,g Black Coburg, from , .. , .., .... 1, U.w.o ,». ~j & J. JAMIE» UJN u/./.t/.::.s 7/aa go ,208, QUEEN-STEEET, JJTi i (Next, Doo^jAjßqmjCQT^piAgD'gjSro^E^ \\ . *C .ENTIItE NBWT STOCK BOOT Sy/AiN D( SMtft E S, etc., -importers of boots.shoes, uppers, etc., '•'»?-': SOS/'QcrBEN-STRBBTv'"^ n'^WV ,« i i. ,■. . •i>n:"r" ri MftQT? A T [jsr BOOTS jVtADE^Q.OBDEB. ~ ;j ■ A ,, TUESDAY, JANUARY 20. ' CITY M-A-RTT. ; « RETAIL DRATERY'STOCK FOR ;i ::■_> j i-JUNRESERYi3D ;iSAT!JB?-' GRANT & MORTON IITAVE received instruc*fci<}Hs to sell FX by auction, at their Mart, on Tuesday, 20th January, at 11 o'clock, ' (A Retail Stock of GENERAL DPvAPEEY. .; i I rT o^OTBiNa,;Ao.I ■,;r r >rs'.tiebn:J & H w j ■ : TUESDA^::^NU^E^!2Q;:^Vf ; j C 0 SA- ~.,E,X; O ,ftA- ».ft*, w ,i j Mvy.r mil \o hiii OFor the Benefit of Whom it May \:; ■.»[■;!■■.;-■ 9b*hi uCONOJBBNJ-'ll:lfJ'? BnhJilK «i : ; WITHOUT RESERVE.' •'»'- -'> ■ j • . x m ; ■=..!; i GEO. W. BINNEY TXTIXL sell by public auction at ▼|t the Corn Exchange on Tuesday, 20tli Janjiary, at 110/ clock, sharp.., , /'O^.' 10/"i i \'./ j 6O.,WJpft',Cfrave and Mcfntosh's tlour! • B: ,k«r», &o , can obtain samplea on application at . _toetooina,.of|theA ¥ cUpß[eer.^ Sj j^XJAJttTiBU " !..., j't-iX'j fvraai' ,"■"';, Terma «.<•■ Sal«.,. '" MONBAY^AWARY-W. 1"12* -t!< ,' ■"' !I OUR ALLbT^ps;.;^|XptA. '! HHHE kubcßriberß*'wili^e]l', at^the I JL ]jana;Mart,.F6*tßtreetl, on'Mbnday, I6tli mit. 1, I at 1 o'clock, immediately after the sale of the late t Cap unß,.Kelly's properties, rjjiw'-~■ Wif*«i ««O* I tdrjß A^tOTMßNTS!)da'the^^uei».33oad; adjoining thoxesidancQ of Mrg Heyvfood." I SAMUEL epCHRANE & SbN,' Auctioneers.



I - TUESDAY, JANUARY 20. ,'j ? .' ■ : ■ • ■ ■- • i r : WITHOUT RESERVE. ALL MOBE CJR| LBSS .DAMAGED BY SEA 'WATERS *' ; --' g e'o: avT^lb inre y : :-;! irp WlLli sell by pubii© auction, aftihe;,;* ■ Corn Exchange, on Tuesday, January 20, a ~, 11 o'clock-sharp. ;<km<io11 sh-S Tj■- •■■ •!■•.. •' :».n ■ ■'!• ;200 sauks Bran > •■ ' , >:;: .' '10 sacks PratfaFloar ■ , . • '■ 10 ■■ ' J. K. Anderson's ditto ', i 10 „ Sheath's'ditto ■ ■ 10 „ Superfine ditto. j WITHOUT., RESERVE. Terms at Sale. H TUE^DAY^ JANUARY .2C, ~. j ,:-i.:Te Close' Consignments. ;>/,•; fu>M !Wft'Soljt1 *"it'3Bseevk » m ■ i - .___—», i . - - . GEO. W.-BINNEY -nr h-iYio')*)'; ovnn *n?drnwfa -i -H = ■|f TWILL' -^61' by<rfyabhc«*uction, a I Wn^^fcorS'rxc«6^ublfay7^thJanuary f ,'; at ;io Jcrdck'shaft)*/ ' ..">••:.•.-.■.» i ,«j i*. ■ j i ' SO^b'Sgii "Pratty Flour; 1 each6olbs ."• ■■• . ••■; '''r 10 l!ca8^i CanWr.bury;Bacon r:': "' : '_j '•'.' ■ ".'/"': I ' ','"'3o raisesPeak'sJfar Jains ■'■ "H;""';'!:! '£'." ;'"'' CQ^casesTfeak's lib tin Jams .' ■ : , V , '""''3oo bagkISydney Maize (:/ ' ':- ' 100 bags Fowls Wheat ... • i 10 cases Peacock's Tart Fruits : -w,orl6O>toieks PdLard. .•(.;,- iU v i >.<■ •{.■■■ WA «k!' j J-'MONDAY^;?ANP;A»Y; W; ; ' ;.' s . at the residence of the rev. m_r. chap man, St. Stephen's Road, Parnell. '■TO (JJIAOfF-ffffT '['"> '!'!"'':];■ V" B. TONkS'ft 'cbi : HA-YEv i been instructed; .to pell ; pa ■ .; Monday next, at 11 o'clock, at the residence of the Rev. Mr Chapman, St.'Stephen's Road, ParnelJ, I The Entire £qttsehold~fuisSure and Effects., , ,y., i ' \>;iJ.HY'1 ■ ' '.; j ■ !- £;rM6NDA'Y;;^i^a^^ ! :; :ic!HGicfe;^p;'BErKxj^ti F EHO ID BtT itIDIHGiSI TE S, j MOTTNT EDEN EQAD AND EPSOM;^ ; .BsseaiJSfJv j „ I . — '■rrr^r •—- ■• j TX7E have been fairoure.d-iwitli in ! structions to sell, on the ttboye date, ~ ~ .T, ~^IRT^ T Klf^^tiGlCEVy^REJßapiap These Properiles'jjS.ei wittin easy walKing-dlstaßce on j one of the best, roads leading out. ol the City. Th^y'fiav-eVolcajlM'Sdll, and1 ar6 most healthily giWil, s. aled on the western side of Mount Eden, by which ; ;1 hey are completely Bheltered from easterly winds. *'. They command a prospect.scarcely to be equalled in the Province;—SouthvrojriJ may be .seen the Maniikau fieids and a portion of the Harbour ; westward, the foreat-clad ranges of tlie Waitakerei,. and thia peaceful' fields of the great intervening valley : northward, tie western suburb^atnOhe1 riiMSfjijfateni.' of ,'tjie "P"\ r.'-'ilwVvV '•;"'"': ■-.i'uafiSßio'.i'" mate, and|he blue,oc.eanljeyonil-Ythelwhole^prinljigj,._ 1 a magnificent panorama which -for extent, variety *- " , %"l W S II ;8 ■ : ■ ■ andfbeauty may be rivalled, but cannot be surpassed, iiv.,i .-•■ A/iff oJ tin ?-MijTi:tri . Bill fftH,*! s=rr?«il i*/To those'who'»re d4sirdttß;i)f securing' a home: sil;*^'';1 which combines heathful location, e»sy access' rich; >~,>, soil; and dellghtfslly-varied scenary, ; :tliu,«ale will afford such an opportunity as,can. but seldom occur. Tonaa;2Half cash ;." balaiiceyat iiwelva month*, bearing interest at 7 per cent, j 2J percent, discount aUowed on all balances paid wltliiu onp month from < dates of sale. ~ :~ ■- .: w:::i>n"f.' BUT • *■ ■■>'. . i.;.,, , For further partiotilars apjily to1 , lt ' ;■ | B. TON X S & C O.; ~ ! Auctioneers; ■ O^, TBsf |t B /< ISOT DI V f CLARK & OARLICK, Land Agents and Brokers, 22, Exchange, Auckland. | MONDA^ JAjk^AEY'Wl' Jy| -fIBDERj G^tTJHE&i!MQ>Bi3GA©EB,^ J CQ^G^i.ND'fALLQTMENTSi1 !,'? tw 7^j;:;;/;;;,;i!PTO?^ui..-..,i .-w SIX-ROOMED HOUSE ANttetSTAßiiiß^^ 5 a ■ f „„„_ k^Og^B,NTS, S^JRIN^TREET.^j l: m djlt FIVE ACHE^-WMldol^f. 2 ■t^clSjpl'd" in- - • X i "BbrunMona-:i»'-fiettjii^%e! :-li»nd;'Ma^^i'JPo^'i a j. ' stredt, onJaoadf.y,ae lflthfjuitant, at 12 c. clock, by m ordeV of'^«oM%ee, «= ; vH '■-~• ; ..:: , «- : ■* Lots No,. &),- 01, and 62.- of the-subdlTialoai'ot'^: i AUotmtiot 6; Section 7. Suburb*, 188 links ■ • frontage to Kegeht-street, fiud 195 links | frontage JiO, Montague-street,ftith the thr«» ", I cottages erected thereon. I- i-- ;t ' ■■■ -• Al»o, . ■"■■■■ - ••■■■ "" ' A Comfortable Two-stpfey, StrrMaiiedrßwelllng''^^ ~.- ; House and Stable;;situated:on the Alton ~ ■ Koad, second house, belowtjie resldenoe of .'' I Mr V^aile, and erected on *n Allotment 110,1. Sg i links froutige, and held under a.lease, having ober 7 years apdflinonths tmespired, at a ' ' j yearly rental of L 9 sterling. , Allotments No. 54 and 57, Spring - street, ' :i ; Ponsonby Eoad. „' , ~.' , j .'! rJ -'-'I y<<l /I U }<■ ' •*£,■";.- i-v% ---' " Five acres at Waikomiti, clo3e too the reildence of ■'■■'- -' 'W.'McCfaulj^Ksq, fenoed,plantfldi with live fence, and all ploughed, and in cultivation, *: SAMUEL COCHRANB^ SON, Auctioneem,