11 fDver that when the fresh accounts wire M Ie mat^ rs ot dis!' uto W(iulli have mM v al-og^th!'r' an(iottiers narrowtd 1 K6D^: h io^i«'i u"MOn- M KlkCormick ieiteralc:l his nßaerlion ■1 f. h ; re was nothing befoio tlie Court ou i r lv could proceefl. Iha rule was as ■TOfconWbe. L-, dirocu.l tho b.nk ffl^furnisii a rtatemeut of assets and I infJIL January. j M o ar Honor oou^d not understand how it j I %at such.a inUunderstautling should H oTist between ihe bankrupt-, and tlie I Jllil t !o. he th uuht they worked to -ether. 1 Af f MscCorniick said tue trustees ha I I ] ~'he'll consulf.n.l. He had complained ■ S^neuieotKUfco washed of it :1| g, s Boaor again marie seme strong re *m ks 8S f0 t"e defective nature of the . I Cnn's, when | Buiidle, Avho had made a few inaudible j ■ iggrjatioasdai-ini,'tuddisension, succeeded i S -(iireetina tbe atteu'ionof Mr. Mac :orniick ; ■ Sthe«<imi:!a i»n of Mr. Ivey, which was j ■ vAth. _ j I fiioraas Hunt Ivey, being sworn, deposed ■ c -vi-as mauager of rat; B-tnk of '-ew H^ a -li Waies iv Auckland. Ho held office ■Ulistyeir- Recollecw-d on tii-5 h D^ctun st-tr 1873, seeing Mr. Thorae at his oißce in I Hj a ,ham-4reen. Went to see hiiu in ref, r- | Hmcetotha loss on the v/o line ■n-equenc? j mi a let"t-r received from he Lon on urauch j iltftin bank, informing him of advices from ! ■hjnerica saying tint rue loss would amount i Sjj,, nocuiag less thau Sio 000 Wu. nhe toid S|)lrTiiorne bout the irtcer, heasktd if he had advices to the *aai3 effect. He UsaM he had not o ene 1 all his letters jlflV'ted for some time while the bankrupt j a ppeiitd his letters One letter was fiom Jno. I ■ Bobefton, which co .finned the t ding. | ■ fitness then a.sked him how it was he h^d ; Bpreviously informed him that >he loss was ■ July £2,000. This referred to a telegram ■ jsmeUine before Recollected asking to aso the telegram. The telvgam mentioned ■ the loss us £9,0 0 simply. It was re jceived at Hiikitika on ih.^ 10th S. jpTem'ner. I The convtrsanon abnut the telegram took I place oa the sth November. Mr Thorno I ranted to establish a credit of £2,000 uith I the bank to meet the deficiency. When I witness received ihe intelligence of the real I extent, of tho loss he thaig ,t binkruj.it had

■ witness received the intelligence of the real ■ extent, of the loss he ih'iig ,t bmkruj.it had H deceived him, aud wen: t<> ask an explana tion. Between September and tua oih 99 witness received no information II about the loss. Had received inforaia iou M about the dish >nour of the bills bef re the 9 sth. November from the bank at J San Fraucisco. The bankrupt's exanii | nation was extended to s mie iengih on M the subject of the loss on the wool ;1 After the explanation on the sth, witness told ■Jj bankrupt he had better think'over the mat ,J| ter with the view to making arrangements :| for carrying on his business. Did nqt call j-i upon him at once to make geod the loss. M Thorne called the next day at the ftank, and W along conversation ensiled. He said hs did |1 not kno'.v whom to go to for advice. Witness U told him if he would allow him to throw |1 aside his business capacity he would advice M him Imu" to act. He then recommended him H to go to Sydney and consult with his father. II and in the meantime give the Bank security |j to carry on the business. Thorne was then H overdrawn on the general account £1,714 9is 3d, and L' 6,251 17s 2d on the produce H account;, and was liable on bills receivable1 H which he had accepted, and for which ho ■• j had received tho bills of lading, £5 439 2s Id, HMs liability as endorser for discounted bills, ■ £27,055 193 lOd. All the proceeds of the ■ discomited bills had been absorbed, and ■ there was still due to the Bank tho overdraft Mon the general account. The Bank always Hlooked upon the proceeds of the produce Recount as secixrity for the £6,251 17s I'd. ■chore was n.) real security. They would have made such an arrangement vvith they had no confidence in. They |^cl confidence in Mv Thorne lie asked *i»r Thorne to give a bill of sale over the jnptoperiy while he was away in Sydney. He affliiso suggested that he should have a state-

aeat of his affairs to send to the general manager of th Bank. He Wjis under the impression that bankrupt might obtain his fathers guarantee for the deficiency on the wool. Some of the bills which Mr Tkorne had accepted would have mature i daring his absence in >ydnuy. Mad Hr Tdornts not provided for them the baik Would h-ive been compelled to take them, up ilrThorue agreed to g> to Sjduey and give the Oank a bill of sale. Tins arrangement was noted do'.va in a diary (produced) winch jritness kept as m mager of the bank. :he bill of s ilc Was not a ranged for till ~ne 711 November. Io was agr ed to on condidoa thatifc was rrgis ered lill he returned In the presence •-f Mr Mackeknie aad Mr J.lc- Cormick, witness was asked whether if the Bill of ■ a;<? was yiven he would pay all bankrupt's * liihiilries daring his •osenco. • He replied tnat he would. He mentioned thi3 to Bhow the>-e w.is no mt«-nbi m to secure h; Bmk at the expanse of th« other creditors. Tim bill of sale was wimply to indemnify the Bank for their disburamt-n s in favour of* bankrupt dnrmcr hia absence. Th« witness then re erred t> Mr Thome's obtann' the bills of lading from tae B-mk on amis-core entacioa to the account thar, he (wici.ess) who vvas on thegraml jury at the time, had said ho was to have tht:m. No action had been taken n that misrepresentation bus be had ever constated to overlook the matter, mid oot say whe her any of the bills s 0 Jtamel ha I matured during Mr Thorn«'a «3«nce. On the Mn !, vy ' fol Io wi ■ig M r mnrne called afe the office of the bank, and that he hid not prep .cn\ the bill of sale. Jot asked whether witness had seen Mr McCormick. (Loft sitting )

TELEGRAMS.

LATEST THAMES NEWS.

CRUSHING RETURN'S. [From Our own Correspondent.] GRAHAM sTO WN. This day. , William Erringtoh, manager of-.fche Pumr)- ! ng Association since its formation has sent 111 Ms resignation to the directors, being *out to take charge of the Auckland Water- Works. The Ural got a few specimens to-day in the level. 'he Dauntless crushed forty-three tons of. ftoae. They retort this evening, and will we a hundred ounces. The Waiotahi resumed crushing to-day, stuff is similar to that last treated. .The Golden Age tribute : 10 cwt. gave !2oz. lOdwt. "! the Pumping Association works the was cut at the 400-feet level at nine "clock this morning. It only now remains 10 drain 60 feet the new port ion" of the shaft. .The Caledonian resumes sinking this eve ning. The Queen of Beauty melted yield is 9G9oz. j 8 lQc tyjanatairi melced yield is 275 ozs The Bird-ia-Hand melted is 103 ozs 15 flwts. The' cleaning up for the Crown Prince and i s yfima on to-day aud retort

COROMANDEL.

(From oin- own Correspondent.) 'I hi-, day. ■lUe new fiad in the Tokatea is causing great exui enieat. The specicaeHa taken ->ut »fe very g oo d, and all su'i:es ufforing weie 'lie Pi, tvs batoery is ail but finished. The Wfcs have been laid, and blaukoc streaks re flown. The berdans ..re in i>lac« to-day. t(4itratlWay " ali c"mP!Bted aad thtJ t:uck:i Th P f^oofc from the nnner Ir.^i :- *■ r

H^he IVlars claim is getting gold in the cio?8 drive. _ The City of .Auckland is getting gold in the winzn aud intermediate level. The Three 8,0 h rs get 121bs of ppecimens trom l he low level on Saturday niaht. Tbc Harbour View crushing is shovvina for an ounce aud a-hulf.

LATEST CONCERT TELEGRAMS.

| B.GM ARK ABLE SEDTTCTION O.ASB IN DUEDIN. '

(From our own Corre3pondor,t.) ! Tii is day ! The month's mortality is agiin rury heavy | namuly, 2.3 death-;, priacipaily from bron chitis an ! measles. j '■ ne Gov, rnmeat s^-ite that it is inadvisable | tor the p. esen.fi to open a further seotii»n of I the Mataura railway. ! ..Mj; Reynolds lias adj-arned his meeting till Tuesday eveniug to suit the convenijace of the public. ! \ p culinr case is likely to come before the Court, in which a compositor is chanznd with seducing n gi.-l under a pornise of mariage, and nub eqn ntlv having obtained a form aud filial it tip, at d worked on tlv- g i-l'a fears. The adjonriied meeting, or, Sa urdav ui;--ht, of the Jockt-y Cub, decided to disqualify Ma" el. J Mr Rathpate gave judement in the case of I Amiinir y. Martin Verdict for plant.iff, j L 35. Fifty other comet cases are ruled by i this decision.

NAPIER.

, (Fiom our ovm Correspondent.) i _ This day Chring to a few larga creditors of Mr | St.nart'* refusing to sign rhe oompositii>n d^erl j of 15s in the pound, ir. is fearer! that the esrale will ro int > the Bankruptcy Convfc. Thera is givat scarcity of mon^y at pr<-'sent, owina o the 'arge amount-, of money mvesferl at the early pat of th« year in public companies, ext "jading business &c. Tra 'c is very cpiet. Madame Godilard'a two concerts promise to be a great success. Nearly all the tickets are already disposed of The qu^ii of pianists is advertised to .ipp' ar on TWsrlay anH W- dneeday next, and Will then proceed to Auckland. Tuere are immense swarms of locusts in tii > country, | O"»ps Have been greatly benefittcd by the Ixeavy :ain of yesterday.

WELLINGTON.

[Per Press Telegr.mi Agency.] Tbis day. THE RACES. Derby, ISO so vs., nile and a-half Seven entries. Voltaire and Glenary were s-cr-.tche']. I Bettius 5t05 oa Np-aro. After several false starts N^.'-ro went off with a lend, Remnat.t iv-\--. Ci-uy thi-d. Nanakea not moviug tiil j iC-j y.ii" s !iad been rone. '■ ;i:,:.l:'-.\ turned justy after ]ia!f I a mi';; a:i;1 pulled up. N'aaio k< jpt the U-.. ', | finnant nl Guy lunni'g neck &uc] n c!: j These ): oiiion^ w jro maintained un i! t- • I strai ht run home, when v; x\ by •■. : rou .'o of 1 ni;rh«, Guy • a^ke's gpcon^ i lace by a length. Remnant appe.-ired to bo held. ; Tiuip, 2 mm. i;-:) pecs. n atit'dav th" Jockey C.nh Handicap, 100 i-ova., mile and a-half, te . entries, \-.\vb VoJf-ire, 'Rangi, and Tarabou'iue wero ! scratched. Parawlienaa took tii« lead, j Remnant second, Guy Eawkfs third, jSTgsro j fourth, Princ ss ''-^-ry Lit;. There were j sli ;h' chun'.;- s in the r uo un; 1 comma to he ; staiuht, when Princes-a Man came up v. it ■- in two lnnciths of I'arawhenua. who was ! ii,.-.i;, iuni a lo:.gbh (if Remnant P-ira^henna •■.yon by thi'Bo hn'Mis, R<-niTiant R'-cend Princess Mary thiid; time, 2 minutes and 49 .second-! The Consolation Stakp.p, of 50 soys., once ronnd, was a d ract- between 'I'rnn \)':n.-, f-iapffi Ngai'o, P inne s Mary, and I'lial ix. Tine Blu won ; "•< ;r»ro second, two lensichs b>!d-.d : P incossi Wry close uji for t' ird. The Haok Rane was won by Dick Turpin i ac- r'insfc x n'worth. Jjij■•h Vy '-■■ ■•! .ii, vliich won tho Mnui^n Pla'e, was br> dbv -;;'. B-illcnco of Waig;»».ui, who soLi him jn-t before the racf t Mr. OB owner <>f T.imbourino, u>v £300, 'i'iie site.aniei1 Wt-llinu'ion sads for Manukau this afternoon. The raw-horse Ti-mp eon i.q on ho;».rd, anrJ will conCtist several event 3 at the :'uokiai d meeting. Arrangements are being made for the re ' cevtion of the iieu' (Governor. V rious j < 'rders aud Friendly Societies have boon com municated with as to talcing part in the pub lic demonstration. he Governor is expected to arrive here on Friday, which v/ill be pro claimed a public holiday.

SALE OF NORTH SHARE FERRY SHARES.

A sal?; of forfeited shares in the Norfeh Sho-'f Ferry ('omp-iiy wil. be held'to-morr<«w by Mr G. sibbin, when the following shuros wili be dißpr.SKd of : - Ho-. C il to CSO 50 s>i^rp.s do 1431 to U55 '25 do do 2 66 10 215 5U cio uo li7o "'0 37(i;, •0 do do 10-^6 to G?5 !0 do.

CRICKET.

KOKTII SHORE V. AUCKLAND.

This match, which was begun last Sainrdav week «t Ellerslie, was fimshe i th. day ht-fore yestt rday on tho Norih Stiore ground Ahhough the North .^h'<re Club had much the heat of it vnen the game w:va resuinsd, the issue proved very cxciiin;r. and the transpontine club only won by two wickets. It is salu'ary t>> leflt-cc r.hat that the raivtrs" result waa brought u;.oa tho Aifckiaiid Club by want of punctuality on the part of th-; players on that bide. This m y teach vht-m be'tar iv future. The In nth ishore had 4 wickets down for 60 w.oeu ul.iy was commenoed. All the wickets vwra used up for the small addition to rhe score of 12 The AuckJanders having scored 57, this left them 15 behind on the Ist imiings. The ECurcs made in tha 2nd in., iags were as follows :—

Umpires : Bargesa and Dacre. WEST E.ND (SECOND ELEVEN) V. AUCKLAND CkLLEGE. Tiii ■! laatch wa-< played in the Domain, an • resalted in favoil' of the latter club by 77 runs. Oa ihe losiii:.! side, cudy 20 runs were soon d in 'he o.r' innings p.aye < ; no one dis iaeuishing hiins.lt. 0 ■ the t oil. ge si le, Takauiui made 18, Kiiii.', 13. DeKorr 12, and iayiOr 12 ; til t-nal beitig 97 ---v:\vyßhY v. CARLTON. This match vva* also pk.yfd n the Domain rai SiLvUi'.ly- The C»rl ou won ta^ily, making 51 in the first inning- ; and S f.<r iou wickets down iv the SMJuud innings ; agiintit 31 a^d 27 of their oppun<-n s WA VAX ATT V vrr-RT KVTi.

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"m-"a™ niTMiM —m *TJ?.'SJzr_!r* aau '*"-''MaM*ln«"°*™*"—'— ■rrT.rmiL Onohunga After a good game, the West1 ttnci, who had the stronger team, won by 15 runs ou tbe find; innings, the scores being M.-.nakau 60 ; West Knd 75. Fur tbe victor! Muintord made 16, Gleeson 17, and Macky not, 11 lor the defeated, Donovan scored 10, aud Cox 18, in good style. , %ji AN < M) fa respectable <Ht\ about 1 fl«, v U yeil w,'- f 8«e PW to iira Kernutt, three doors b low Dodwood Hall W A- X- T"Bt>» a respectable Boy — » f Apply to HL. Fosstneskie, High -street. VV'''^^1 '>yesßinaking Rands. — . Apply as ah ilders <fc Co, 2wO and 202, Qu^en , sirsot , p<'UNn, a small Gold Bro.ocL— ; ■ The owner c n hare samo by s >-ying cx t enses of ! advertisement. j \\ r - 'NT ■D, a respectable Female I 1; " Servant.-Apply to Glas s ' w B-.kery, "Vtel ' lington-st'.. et. \,\f oJNTE' , a Cook and LauLdress. * V - Apply to ST*b iffice. r^T ANTED, a Cock—Apply Aurora v ? Hotel, Victoria-street. YyANi'E •.— >irst class >ervants v v awuiting ngaeements H. urs from 10 till 4. « am- g-r«om for ladies.-Mrs i.kcj, Krsisuy UtoCt?, Victjrii-street. \i/.-NTE!), a Boot Machinist Impn.vcr -Jones and Co., High-street, near Viilcin Lane. \kj A\TE D, a « eneral Shpv ant — V ¥ J? r hddrc-ss, apply office of this pa »er TO DRESSMAKERS.—Wanted a Firs* 15. Hand. -Apply to R. B. Shalders and Co. \\7 & ' T • D, af^ood General servant ?'' for mivate family at the Thames; gnod wages ; reference required.—Apply ' B, office of ihis paper. P/ N; EH K^'OWN, that J. MORHiaON s prepared to ex»cueall kimis lof Asphalting at reasonable prices. -Address star ; office. \|;.ANTRD to ELL (cVap), j White T esd, Gaivj.nisen Tubs ; also, Pun.ps Paints, PJou >s, N R - Highest price given for 1 all kinds i f n!d «tal. — ALITJiiID awAttT, next to / iiiao Post Victoria street. I ■;. !<■ TKI r~R~MiW:\ thax D CoLDXr is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber and othnr Building mat.orials, including Rashes, ■ oor3, Mouldings, liroad Timber, House j Blocks. 'Jc*i?:, Rails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron | b»rk and liiue Cum Laths, .'-.Unifies, izc.,&c. , at the I lowest market pric-;, at his '• «rd , Cuntum-house- I *iv;r: . WAN ED, the Public of Auck- I * land to Know that KTRA.WBEkB.IB und I <!-M >M f the f'.n>st quality can be obtained at I Mason .■•■•'tie>.- Pa uell ■ urssry <;. ■'. ANTED to LE , a c mlortable FX-vuomed r-;\i U'rxe :u Graftoti R a I.— jA- :1;,- to J. ;.';. Lcurux, Esv-ita A u:t, Q een- St'-'CO : NT D to -• X; L, the Sroek in i Tradß g.nrl fixings of a smOl nnd woH»stab- I lii>he(l Tl.j^a a'i >'" b-:s, o&« " <i d'llo " imsin s>i the a .o-irbs. -A ply to Samuel Wells, 129 Ciuee •-stro^t. A N T r' U, 500 tons of «?id !;..-t;:3, Co; ;.. r, Iroi:, Ziuc, PdWtor, L«vd, Mnntz Metal, Waste Paper, 'auvus, Baggiog, Rope, and . : ii-'jo. Bottles, C.iSL-t h' Clotbmg, vc, ■at Ea'l'Yß ' C(;.'S LotTion ' opup st.nr • ''d "^r-ft. Ciik-"-': r..»i frnc.tc «.riri S Mos;< Mi '•■'■tr • v A 'IE .a ituation in a Flour i Mill »s ' ookk^ejier or S Icstnan. could a^t jas marv-gui1 if n-quir<-d. Ai'Vcrilxei luis hart 'l yeais : cxp«r er.cn m iho bn*i»HSS wh -re 17 piirs sfc"ri' s were |k ■ t». v.or; ; v-. -n give good rf; ■eT.ce.'i r. . character and abilities, ■ c —i'.eply i;U, oilico of ttiis- payer. W ANi'D the public to call and ei.itn"' p fiiir ?i) cial lues in H *T-« "*!eii's I Alpines, from 3 6d ; JL-ns -!■»»■» a; Mun's Drill | Wir.; : rim Ls lid Ur^e asS'rim nt of all the ; li.~e-' siyje.s. s.i!..y Duk », t'xf'irfiit. Kuowsley, j li r o, t'rince, ]5a 01., ivinßHl ne, -vi. z, to.. &c : - (ford, Potter, art (Jo . ho i'<v tlieou, Que«n ---! ftn- ■' : A • i.' h v\ , that r ord, ; ' oUer »f o are ye y Inifcy*: ou> orders In ' i:rc:ising daOy Plea-c uhU i-«>lj in the week We If. 'Pr n;h with tlie i v lie ;tt The I'a.ntlieon, opposite Ci'.y II h Iju. >:ii-a.-, m:t, \ \ A."• :E1 ', ro call special attention to ou- 15: Tiou.'i- rs t cudu made fmm all I wo-1 Tw-'eds aii l tijur u-'ily wl. s iuni. *'ord. ! os-ter vs i) The I'H.nth^m, yu>-e:. utr-et WANT!']!), Nuisegirls for good sdtua ti p.h. pain f-ir-.ile Cook^ fr>r town, H<it«l fin ;'.!>: rtt-rvant for Coroma <lc.l Sever.i! fi-mal? Suivants waitiiJi» pi ces for toun. —Uanuafo d'.s Registry, High-street. % il 'i ATsTF.D, a Female Co<?k, ?.nd House maid.—Apply to O. Fa' Tows, iate j I'o'teis Diniotr-rooms Queen street, next j Mcncaguea Bazaar. i , _ \ \i ■ ANTED, a Man at Battye Oo.'s 01(1 arket; need not be able bodied. —Appty ou the Premises. \]&7 Iv -i * i~', Ji Strong Lad as ap "- prentice for the Slaughtering. — Apply to A. Domwell, Queen-street. \ !,', A lEi . > X O W f\, that a t'ortlbl« slaughter is now heing i.er etrated i n "WaVrfieW- trt;.:i in the h*pe of irat'.m? down <he ■pri r ~; Koi t- a' d Shoes, as wi'l be scan bj adv«r 1 tirer-.en —Carr-t Brothers, Dublin House Wi*ko j ikld .stre t, i.i ,■ ■ D KN WN, that 'he Pantheon is fhe ot)ly Hrm c in Auckland wh°re you c-hii be measure <at stdck Prices Tr mseis, from 15s : Tmusera and Ye t-', fr>im 25s : Paget and Mourriifg Coat-, fr ni !iu3; alatea and ac Coats, fro v -:0k ; "-irling H.-ihitH i>om 50- : X ys «nits of <)■• ■■ )-■! Tweeds atifl warr*r>tefl a good article. 4us.— Ford, Potter & Co. Th-s Pantheon, Queer -street \ :: TKT7~K^J w-, that the PaN HKO- is-nl-d stnal Bxhibiupn, ar-A shows what cm bo dine in the war of applying Clothing made to i;;ea<u c at d we 1 xhrante an a less price thar. usually paid for re*ih mad U« mems. — Ford, Poiter arid Co, The Pantheon, Queen-street \h, •• ANTE to Pl'K hA>E, in v Kyber ar.3. or near town, a cheap Freeho d Allotment.— * • ply, stating limensiuns, locality, aud iermu, to ' <"artcr,' Star offlc« vX 1^ ANTED, ' urchasers for "' ' Preserved Ginger, wholesale an retail, at reduced prio s.—Jamej *h Kaw, No 3 Stall, ana Market Hi AN S'SJJ,- Kverybo y to know '• ™ that W. 8. JONES, S«.ddler, Queen-street. is appointed "-ole .»Ke7it for Elhman s Celebrate^ Koys.l Wmbrocaiion for Horse 3. Cat tie and Sheep A ceitain euro for Lameness, .Swellings. Bruises. Svrtiins, Cuts, and «ores of every aind. Second nsistnment i'nr Jubilee just opened. %T,, r AJNT iS D X .VOW JM % $ THAT R. CHALM ER S, PLUM UK X AND (JASHTTEES, (Late Manager Thames Waterworks), Has commenced uin ess in Upper Qus 'n-street, two doors atiuve •. .^taines. Kvery descrip iou of Plumhing, i-iasfitting, Zinc, and Galvanised Iron Wurk done Lift and Force Pumps fitted up and repaired First-class worfe guaranteed. . p I*o BUILDERS. —Tenders ?re required for additions to the Albert Hotel, Qu> ea-streeS. PiMns, &0., ra-iy be seen at my < 'ffice until WrtDNESDAY the 9*h, when the t aders are to be delivered at four o'clock. J..MES WtdGLEY, Architect. 'T O LET, a Store in Durham-strept west a suitable for a work-shop or Store.— Apply to Herbert Smith, 'Auckland Iron Works. ,O H. A L L X A G- E. I lie o'^n'T of the cutter Rnphemia will sail a •I itch w;ih thrf wn r°' '^c cutter inffa ound Tiri i'i"»:jd'wick to iho Queen street Waarf ior £i sor lip^cb . R. McD >SALD Ny f!K.— If Mrs andt does not nail wilhi' 7 'lays f >r her B' -X.that wib^ le;t



T 7 ANTED, a Mower,- Apply to Domain » V Dairy, a bercrombie-street. \k' ANTED, a young Man as Carter and v ¥ to look after Horses. None but steady men need apply. J. Grey, Cordial Manufactory, lulen Crescent. W* »'D KlU>Wm that the * » EDUC\ riON KWK must bn p»iu at once, or proce- di^g* wi 1 be taken agti^st defaulters witn <>ut further notice -J. Module. C .lleutor. 6, Wjnd ham-street I'fh'ce hours- From 3to 4 o'clock. \^/ ANTED for Hamilton, Waikato, "a v « first-class Cook ; references required. —Apply personally at tne Auck'and Hotel, Qu^ea-street, on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. \JiT *■ NT>T>, a situation as confiden • * tial Bookkeeper, St reneeptr, or manager of same by a purs.-*, win has tlll«d both situations for a.any years ; ut exceptionabe rtfert-nces as to cha acter. resp. otibil-ty, <vc, can be given. —Reply a.B office cf this paper. \JU N El), a good Coat Hand; " also, a Trousers an < Ve«t vlaker —Apply to H. L Posxeriniskie Tailor, H;gh streot. h V»/ M a KKETAMANAt', 1875. ■i-^" — Advertisers will please send in thairaver tiscmeTits fox the thud issue of the above-J. H. WITHKtr. iRu, AUCKLAND DISPENSABf. The Subscribers and Public generally are respect fully in' orined that C lectors for tho above Institu tion -will wait on them during ihe present and fullow ing we k, and th- U ramittee trust a liberal r-sp.nse will h-j made to me- 1 the increased dem.inci for gratuit us merti ai aid On beh*lf of the Committue a. B. SHALDERS, Hun Sec. JDOARD OF EDUCATION. NOTICE. The HOLIDAYS Qsod b7tlis Board for Schools i>- the Cily of and Suburbs are to begin on FRIDAY, the lbtli Deoemoei1, and cud on MOND \Y, the 18th January . 875 Hie Holidays for .oldlields Districts andGiU.i'ry Schools are to be fixed by the respective Committees, and notified to the Board. FREDEBICK J. MO'S, Sicrelary, p 0 ARD OF EDUGA TI O 1\ T. COMMITTEE ELECTIONS FoE 1875. School Committees and Commisitoners a'e re minded tb».tth« Election of Committees for Is7i3 must ■ako pIaCH ou some day in January, and that the 17th clmaa of the Act requires the School Committee to Ux the ti:ue and plae». which must b-> notified by advert!, "ment at 1b 'St 14 days ))revl »usly in some Newspaper calculating in the J>isr.rict. The Boird theiefore reque-<t th kt the place, daie, and hour fixed b the Commiuee m<iy b« : ent to tha Seci'otarv a3 st n ;-:s po- iiile, in oidtr that tho Bard may advertise thy msetlng in ace rcia.nce witu tha Act. FJIKD R OK. .!. MOSS. 5' O HoTEL£EiiPSIIB, & F >Tl U;.-. Point Uijr««ll Hotel, Mercer. limiio siiro pos'Cision can begivun. toe particulard, *pply tj J. M. « J. MOW'BRU, Land Age its. -i 2, Q lean street. N- -TICK to Masters, and Ownors of V-^elK *v to ku-w h-t H 11. tMI US Wruugh. Iron Slip's toie. ;ie "C ---knowiedjied to he tno Ij. st vud (~heapfst. ;ii iliey wi 1 not break ur crack, »ud require ess fuel than any otlier stove. Tin r<3 are a large number ut ihcse ■>ioven iii Mte. all of which h ye giv>v. entire saninfau r.uui ; <!so. his improved Piitt.-nt P rtaiile Oiens, Colo'ilal Ovens, W> ught iron House l:au«:os. vc, til of which hiveobtainti'' Kir.sr-cl;v s I'rizes, ou vi«»v at tv(; Auckland Xiou Works, ]>v ham stioet Wmt opposite Bucklands -^-.le ards). Also seveial sa ond li md otoves for Sale cheau. p. TJCELAND HAHBOTJB BOARD. TENDERS FOR WH vEF AT WOODSIDE, STOKES' POINT. Harbour Bard Office, Auckland, November 27,1874 TENDERS will be rcotived at tiiis Office unti TUKsD \Y. the l.iih I 'ci: mbcr, at Norm for tha Construction of a W.i ARF at Stokes' Point, Morth Sh^re m t»rms of Plans and Specifications to be sei-n &t the Enginee 's oiflce Te ders to be endorsed, "Tender for Wharf at Stokes Point. WILLIAM C. DALDY, Chairman. jL'v;n ■ , a first-class ui.lch cow> " in lull milK, calf 3 month* oil.— ror particu lars to Xt. & X Duder > orth Shore H™. uGh HS, Cabinet Maker, • Grey-street, beg» res 'ectfully to inform his friends a d the public ih^t he i 3 carrying on tho furniture bu4ne s lately ca ru-d on b\ R. Roo^ks, , nd in manning them for p st fay rs, hope • by strict "ttemiou to meiit a fair share of their support. FOR SALE, a Rick of New Mealow Hay" (13 tons). Apply Lee and Vurman, JSew Worth Iload. |>OR S^LE, cheap, a new House, well IP finished, containing six rooms, with freehol-' allotment 40 feet by 170 fi-et; good well and commands a beautiful view, situated in Pitt-street.— Apply ou the premises. PLAG-STAFF. -To t et, for a term, «■ a B'arco cont.ai' ing 84 aces 'of god soil, 1 id down to grass, w«Il watered, and securely feiiCtd.— Apply tt. and R. Duder, Devonport Score. |^"OR S LR, (Cheap) — Two first-class J« Houses, containing seven roouis each, situitedin t pper Pit-street -For particu lars, ap'ly to bJ. W. Morrison, Rising Sun Hotel, Karangahape Road, Newton. AR OM O LET ia Victoria, street.— *pply Stab, office. TO LET, in Upper Symonds-street, » a Gent leman's Residence, co»t*ini'ig 8 tvoonn, adjoining The Collector of Custom's house ; good •water, vi«w, *c , with, attuchwd kitonea; recently occupied by J. W. Preece, nig. A.pp y on the premises from 11 to 4 p m. | - LhT, in Upper ymon is-street, a Gentlpman's liesideuce adjoining the Oollector of Cnstoui a house ; -9° d witer, view. <tec- Apply on the premises from il a rx<. to 4 p.m. qro shipwrights and «l 0 HERS.—A Ship i'raujrMnnan of iwentv year-! expt-rien c. just »rrived. will bt- h«ppy glv L,es ona in D-.fting an , laying ofT.—Address by 1. tter to W.K.W., s>tab office. Aucnl»nd. ¥?OK S Li', 40 acres Kauii Hush ; Ml good waer carriage, &c — Apply by letter to 'A,' Star otttc . FOX .f* L , an excellent double-



jVfEW SfKIJSG GOOD NEjW DRES;S MA.TBKIALS. H. ATKIIS HAS NOW ON VIEW A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF NEW SPRING AND STTMMKR DRESS MATERIALS Oi all Styles, Qualities, and Description, consisting of— NEW JAPANESE SILKS NEW SILK TUSSORES ' NEW COLO BED SILKS NKW FANC¥ SILKS NHW BLACK SILKS NEW PLAIN LUSTRES NEW FANCY LUSTRES NEW HOMHJSPUN NEW COSTUME CLOTH NEW FANCY STRIPES NEW GRENADINES NEW MUSLINS NEW PRINTS NEW DrtEvSS MATERIALS, In every variety of Style and Material. H. ATKINS, With confidence invitts attention to bis Large Stock of DRESS MATERIALS for the SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON Now on hand. The whole selection is v«ry choice, and for Style, Variety, and Cheapness cannot be equalled in Auckland. The JAPANESE SILKS, FAXCY and PLAIN COLORE" SILKS, and SiLH TUisSoRrS are ub usually tx-auuful. There is a very large quatitity to elect from, and they have be-n universally admirert by till who have seen them. The !sL <XX t-ILK.B are the same numbers aid qu»litie» as alwt>ys kept in Stock, which always give satisfaction. AN IMMENSE STOCK or PLAIN LUSTRES, PRINTS, and USEFUL GOODS •XO SELECT FEOM, And th« Prices of all desc iptions of GOODS, whether Silks, Fmcy Dre*« Muteriils, or Pl»in Goods will be found fully 10 per cent cheaper than usually charged. THE MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT Is fuliy supplied with ?heer.iDgs, Blankets, Quilt-, Calicos, Long Curtains, Table Linen and General Drapery ; and the Prices charged for all Plain Goods are the very lowest possible. Tho Balance of BRUSSELS and TAPESTRY j CARPEL'S tobe cleaned out at COST PRICK (A i nice lot of Patterns to select from.) THE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT Contains a Large STOCK of Men's, Youthß', and Boys' Soits, Coats (all styles). Trousers, Trousers and Vests (both Auckland mad-: apd imported), and the Prices tie lowest in Auckland. A LARGE STOCK OF TWEEDS is , GEELONGr, MOSGIEL, AND NELSON TWEEDB. CHEAP TWEEDS FOR BOYS' WEAR. CRIMEAN SHIRTS, WHITE SHIRTS, HOSIERY, TIES, SCARFS, &o. H. ATKI NB, (Latb Ha.y and Honeyman). TEVDER^ required for the Supply of First-cl'ss Oaten Chaff (to be d livereri at Mr Quick's tables, i-llioct-street, Auckland) for the ensuing year, say f>om t c lsc January, 1875, to the 3ist Lecember, 1875. C. G. QUICK; Elliot-street. p 1T V HALL. THURSDAY, DKCEJJBEB 10. A GRAND PICTORIAL ENTERTAINMENT Entitled, A TRIP THROUGH AMERICA Illustrated with over 100 MAGNIFICENT LIME LIGBT YIBWS Haliflax, TJ.S.,Boston, t'.S., New York, Washington Ciity, Philadelphia Baltimore, Richmond. f>ew Orleans, Vicksbuiy, 6t Louis. Salt Like ' ; City. Francisco. Chicago, Palls of Niagara, uds-n River, &c, &c, &c, WITH A DESCRIPTIVE LECTURE, Will be given in the above Hall for tho BcneOt of the ME.ECBANT SEAMtN S ORPHAN ASYLUM, Through Capta'.n Babot, by W. C. DENNES, Fifteen years a resident of the United States. H. Isaacs, Esq, in the chair. A mission Front Sea.s, 2s ; Back Seats, Is. • Doors open at 7 30, comoieme at 8 CRICKET — AUCKLAND V l> \ITKO—At th>j urgeut r quest of he Atn-k ---l»nd '"C the " t his "ostyosied U-. m Weanesd^, 9tb till THURSDAY, iOOi. ai 9 30' n th« I)om.»i. W if C 1.1 FT N, H-n BeiV. •* UOC 'pl> L T, a '*h^p aud five rooms in



pRItfCE Ob 1 WALES THEATRE. TUESDAY BVJJSI.Vi, DECBMBKR 8, 1874, » NEW DRAMATIC SEASON. The management have much pleasure ip announcing to the oabl c of ~nd ta*t arrangeinen s hkVe been effected With the auouui t i]i.hed ni.d charming American Aciroas, MISS MAY HOWARD, Win will appear for a limited number of nights in a series of ih te iMper-sonitionh which have b en at tended wit i su,:h Unqualified succe&s in ;41 tin; princi pal Xiie.iirus of /vm-jcici and the Australasias, sup ported by an eutirely JSEW LRxMATiC COMPANY, selected fr.)m the i.eading Theatrej in Australia by Mr w. W. Collier, MI^S MAY HOWARD! MISS M4Y HoWARD] MiaS M.aY HOWARD! Will make her first appearance in THE GeHEYa CROSS! Supported by Mr SaM POOLB Mrs Charles Jones J MrH. Haville Miss Patf y Holt | Mr uitiy u..ering ttiiss Lizzie Hushe Mr J ->tarke M r H Avtling ittr J fcWeeney Mr O, Holioway <Sc , <fco. Scene Artist Mr Tom Kemp i j Box plan at Upton and Co.'s, Stationers, where | seals ui;ty bti secured. . Cloak-room for Ladies completed ; attendant in waiting Notice.—ln order to prevent crushii g at the doors, ticket* for snails and Pit ni->y Do übitiiued at the Tneatre from 11am until 2 p m. Carriages may be order, d at 10.45. Dress Circle, 4s ; Stalls, 2s 6d ; Pit, Is. Stage Manager Mr G W Collier ARABELLA GODDARD GkE .T AMbiKIO.AN OlhCUc-', Marktt Kiservo, aiarkec House. By Special Desire. One Extra Grand and Most Posiiive'y LiSr NIGHT I LASuMGdT! THIS (MOND-Y) EVENING, Dec. 7, Bein£ for tne Comj.ilimeDtary joint Benefit of Messrs J islow unc; T. l Xi %, tendered by ihe Members of the Company Greatest Bill ever off erect m a ucb and, and Conun drum .Night The Conundrums will be Kead To-night, and the winner receive the f'ijze 1 o-night. .N B—All Cjnundrums tv uo sent in befoie 6 pm, add res-e It: ti>e Mi>u»ger, Circus Maiquee. Market House, and those already received will boiead. Million Prices ! Dress Cir.le. 3s; StaUs,-2s ; Pit, Is; children, half price. ThisCu^ipany will peif jrm at On ehunga to-morrow ARA LODGE, 348, 1.0. The Rpgular Morithly communic-tion of Lodpre Ara, 343, 1.0 wiJl be held at the odge-rooms, Masouio H-tel,Prnioe!>-s l r«jt;i.,irUi!i (filonaay) EVifiJN INU at 7 ao. Visiting Brothren are invited ia attend. Hf o-der of thu W.il. T (>HL OKANGE INsITIU -v special Meeting of th« meciibers wi'l be held in tlie i-odge hooiu, We le-'ley-st eet, on FAUDAY Kveni g ueit, the 11th it.st, ai 730 business To receiv« iLe nou»e Committee's re port and Balauce-bhcet, aud to contiriu the disposal uf the IK) erty liy ord.r of tne R.W.G.M. MR. J. BROWNE'S SINGING CLASS. lv consequence of the Concert taking pl-ce on Tuesday tveninu, the t^iass will uot meet until FRIDAY, the 11th msi. H. FAIRS, Hon. Sec. PRIMITIVE MKT J.uDIbT "SABBATH SEBVIJiS. DECEMBER 6, 1874. On Monday, December 7, a Public Tea Meeting •will yev c hel iin KiiwarJes stre t Schoo) Koom, at 6.3U, to welc'iiie ihe key W. Hairis to Auckland. 'I icliets, Is CM each To be rtdnrrsct by Keys W. Harris, J. Sharp. W. Tluslny, ann oiher Mm si.ers. A VU sioyary Meeting bftrr Tea io the Church, and a >. ollection to aid trie Ac* Zealand Mission t<nnd. 'I EN T SHILLINGS KEW RD.-Lost, in 1 going up steps from f-t George's Bay Koad to Couqueat Place, a gold Locket, key and Pencil-case. —Anyone bringing the same to Paiucll Store, will receive the above reward. X D. 0 O P E PKOFESS*-a op THE VIOLIN, VIOLA, aND ENGLISH CONC^ETINA, K. .SoNOiHaPic RuaD, JNKWTON. N.B. -A few goodißstniments FOR 84XB. Pupils attended ai their own residence if required, QADDLERI. J. wFsEMAN Qas on ha ad a Large of Plough, Dray, and Hpring Cart Collar*, Plough Harne s. Shaft and Leading n amess, spring Cart Harness, Carriage, \i\g, and Buggy Harness. WisemanV Celebrated Pack Saddles Auckland, Sydney, Melbourne and Knglinh-made Ladiex and Gent's Saddles of-various descriptions. Bridles in great variety. Stable llequisites of every kind. Wit. HAYWA ED ' h CHEAP BEDDING UPHOLSTERY, - FfJNFB^I. FUBNISHING WAREHOUSE WYNDHaM gE R EET, (Naxt to Que l-street Corner). Residence and Sh Cornel of Pitt and Grey streets. i . f 4b J. 8 O P P E 1 MILLER^, Fbbxman's Bay Steam Mills, AND No 8, LOWSB QtTKKN SIBBBT, Wautr. ATTC!Ja,Am>. JQ BNTISTBY. MR. T. TR A FFOED, BTTBGSON OINTIBI, Wi.K>VIILS SXBBBt. i.rtlftclai Taeth, from One to a Full B*t, In Gold or Vulcanite. ROYAL INSURANTOE COMPANY FISE DEPAETMEITT. Risks on all description of property aoo*pt»i> at heretofore, at Lowest Current Kates. Kquitable claims will ever be liberally dealt with, and paid promptly. LIFK DEPABTMBNT. In consequence of the restrictions imposed by the t'olonial Legislature, this branch of the business has been with^bawm, except as regardß existing policieu, G£O. WM. JONES, Agent Office : Hobson's Buildings, Shortland-street. July 10, 1874. TLI JSA.XIO*AL EIKE AND MARINE INSUHAKCE COMPANY OF TSTKW ZEALAND, Grants Policies, covering the risk of Loss by Fire on Hores Hotels, Dwellings, Farm Buildings, Mills, and their contents, at as low rates as any Colonial or foreign Omce.* ilulls of Vessels insured for Time or Voyage, also *'00l and other Merchandise, at sea rliki, at loweit rites. Auoklahd Branch uffiobb : ■Zd, ut<.is3S-{JTBiSEr. ANDREW O. MTTiLAItf



LOST, this morning, a Grey and Pink breasted Parrot. rt-turnmsj the same to Mrs. Costcs, Jtarnell, will be rewarded. , V~«i"VVTIN~Gr MAC Hi JJf Jfl d I am now agent for all thr. .kl established ami best Sewing Machines Known, viz. eingeis', Th'.»m*s', flow's, Uowesimprove.l, Wh eleYMMtWisoo, 'usntj* and fillings' improved 'Vittle -granger' ami 'VVanza.' a lirge Stock v Kcleci Iron \ printed guarantee given w th e»ch much no, ut. trtakiug tv keep it in order for twelve mouths fro - o jharge. Kepalia pro- V' 11$ done. .Neeules, oil, and extrns GhO. W. HKSLOP, '1 he Fitting Shop, Vulcan Lane. FOB 8 A I, E, 2,900 acres of LA.ND about 25 mile* from Auckland, on the Fiith of ihe Ilnnus ',000 acres os first-cla^s L*na ea'iil. cleared 1,900 aens heavy Timber lai;d Agi od speculation 'or an enterprising family. Piice, £1 per nccu ; h«lf-cash l>«l*uce on mortg.it;* —ai Dly to .lames HMji-r, Oh.upo, or to 'iJi..ma.b Hunter, elbarcbrokvr.'Aui-felaud. TCI T. li E~K~B EX T, DEVON >HLRE HOUSE, QU?.E>--TKifiiSr. The Ladies are respectfully informed that E TMT., late of the Thames, aiAl former)»• of AucklaEd, had OPENED oypo ite tho .New .Viarbe.t. '1 hose of hii acquaintance and the public gtnernily, to whim ho has to thao.k for their former support, Le would a<k for a continuance of their favours. Airs H>kß£Bt, [so well kn wn iv Auokund will superintend the I Millinery Departm-nt, and having «'peredwith an | entire >ew Sto k of Millinery, ; ress Good», and Gen-ral Drapery, the Lidies may rely upon the first of fashions and vaiiY low piiiujuj. Inspection invitea. "OAILWAY SLEEPERS. The undersifmed is prepared to give the highest price for Railway tileepeis, dre*sud oruadrtssed. No ch->r«e for laadirg. JJiessed by stcim at cheap rates. App.1" F. ABOHABD, near iiui'.way Mation: Or, Mechanics' Bar. XI 0. 3 COMPAJNY AUCKLAND RIFLE XX VOLU.STEb.ES. Ciub Match afc 5 o'clock on Wednesday Muriiio£ next, ; Filing (in uniform) for t;on ot i oloiiial Representatives on Wednes day, 165b. instant, ac 9 o'clock a m. ; Parade on 1 hur»day h.veniag next, with arms— uniform not neces^arj\ ARiHLJR MORROW, Captain Commanding. December 7, 1874. jjl O R SALE, P A Piano nearly new, modern make, in handsome rosewood case, to be sold an the party is leaving ior rngland. To be seen at tbe private r-.sidence, of J. Lackland, Esq., opposite J. W. Robinson s Parnell. M'JNDaY, DECEMBER 14. SALE OF UxNREDEEMED PLEDGES. W. DOWDEN" HAS received instructions from Mr A. Htavey. t> sell bj auction on Mond /next, 1-ith iust at 11 o clock, A large number cf UNRKDEEMRD PLEDOE-J. ousistuix of—Drapery, Olothlug, Jewellery, dec , <VC "" THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, AT 11 O'CLOCK AM, FDENTUBE ! FURNITURE ! FURNITURE ! E. & H.. ISAACS WILL sell by auction on Thursday next, at Jl o'clock. An Invoice of fcb.ut £12 0 v-crth of nrst-c1)33 j-rgli-h FDaMiUItE. Looainst (ilaitet, Carpels, hugs, aud ' our Mats, Hotso Hair, M.d £ ftnccUss PIANO 1 ; ail landed ia Bi-le; d;d order. Terras at Sale. TO-MORROW. SUMMER TWEEDS. B. TO>'KS_& CO. WILL st-11 To-morrow (Tuesday), at ll o'clock, * • 5 oases New bummer Tweeds, now landing; """ MONDAY, DECEMBER 14. COMFORTABi E HOUSE, PARK ROAD. CULTIVATED FARMS, EPSOM AND ■ MOUNT ALBERT. THR Subscribers Lave received in structions to cli at the I.and Man, ifort-street, on Hon.lay, 14th i at. at. 12 o'clock, PA k X BOA L'— That comfortable five-roomed Houm lately occupied by Mr Fi-th Arigley aa«l er< cted on two i iotments h vin^ 110 e-t frontage to ' Park Road and situated immediately op oeite tbe ent ai.ee o the i omaia and adjoiniog the Hobs- >ns b idge pv perty EPSOM—Farm of 8 acres, fenced and laid down grusa, with four-roomed House, six-stalled Stable, tt«.. thereon, adjoining Messrs Gawkw. 11 and Oleghorn'n properties There is a good well oa this property, neve, dry MOUNT ALHfcRT-Cnltivated farm of 18 acrea, fenced »nd subdivided into threepaddc-kH partly p'.ougued half lying fallow, b.lance d-ained and sown with gra^s, with four-roomed House, Oow»* shed, c, thereon adjoin ng Mr "W Hoffmau's proi ertj, amount Ajbett^and wltnia three minute! wa.k of the bus CABiiA'i K. TEE X --WA MP BO Si D Lots 2 and 3,* of subdivision of alloiments 158,150, l^-O 161, and 16ft, of sectio 10, SuouTba of AUCKland, contain" ing 10 nc.es volcanic soil nearly all fencd KAPaNCJa—Two allotment* in the " own»hiP i MaUI1* GaK a R,vM ■ A—Middle portion of allotment 6, Go acres ; southern midule portion of allotment 48, 40 acres AiIUEL COCaRANE & 302T, Auctioneers. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24. CORN E~X CHANGE. ORANGES, ETC. GB 0. W. BI1«NEY \X? 1 1 L sell by public auction at W the Corn Eichar.ge on Friday, 4th instant, at 11 o'clock, 60 cases ■■' ranges 3 cases Goonberriei. Terms :-~Cash. CORN EXCHANG SrGAR, SUGAB, asd GOLDEN SYRUP. Ex Otago, feom Mblboxtbnb. G. W. BINNEY HA^ received instructions from Messrs Joshu* Bros. & Co,' to offer for Gala by public auction, on arrival of the barque Otago, 10,286 mats sugar \ From the Yarraville * 40 casks Gotden S;rup f Sugar Refii cry. Samples now on view at the Booms of the Auctione TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8. The Subscriber has received instructions to cell by public auction, a» tse Corner Mart, on Tuesday Decemher 8, at 11 o'clock, top; Forfeited sha-ttrsibt J UO THE NOarH SHOES FEBRY COM PANY (iJiIITKD). InfoxmaVon may be obt»iutd by application to Mr Hfath, Secretary of the Company, Vale's StjUdiogs, o x to * GEOHGE SIBBIN,