, lie nrfir>l>ers in [ • i&ulcfoj: belts to be • turn allowed. Tb ■ f it <» fcjij; shary '-jH to the wlia ids «f the Eoj S Jki the ofiioers >f anagerhftßt of too one oi! tbe best ' 8 bp^D OUT lot to j lent esiffiiple B«fc - acer Volunteers commanding the . hay. been proad of _ .«i if the w1 ole of the volun ed in the erandrleraonstrationas more to ceiTOnt that feeling *bonld exist between officers and ~«srs than such social'gftfcherings.

THE RACES.

TES BY OCR SPECIAL COM. MISSIONER.

5 s AuoklMdßaeinßClub'sSnnißier Meeting ins to-raorrow on the E%sHe course the t race has been set for 1 o'clock. Great *.»vbs, is taken in the various events, i vne wagering in some instances has been an animated character, "doubles" as they caiJert seem to present ithe greatest at 2«j to Anckiand bettors, probably " ase:.our small fields do Hot make the j^maker? inclined in lay very long odds the single ©vents. We cannot altogether that^ things have gene as favourably for raeeling as they bnght hate done. The race, the. \Aucklanf Gup, corn ed a good entry and V n excellent stance, and will yet prodtlj 'a good race, its importance bns been Je^Jened by the of Ngaro Titiko and Discord and robsble non-starting of Banqj. Discord een amiss with rhetraat ~ fgffcV aome Ngaro struck her leg la gallop, ■"» inflamation, Tffiko'a trip fco the ""oved fatal to h;zr chance while *-.ack which w^ra ricked last year "gain givjen' way. Mr Watt, rned^M> the colony will only his powerful whether the old gelding <t quite home with the . fpb&i Mr '.Redwood Las rs &;'<. Sll>s., and Cockscre is. eD'cag^- "Dt* on the spot, «jaid that cacY will be allowed nis best. m»t 6ne of tne -.'tyo i win there is parcels.,, a doubt, and H the tvo Guy ffawkes Us the more Uiable. Mr 'Walters is-\,represeijfced * ,th Kingfisher, agedifet. lOlbs." The horse fe veil, and baa donr $smd work : thfeground ioo will suit him. r- h^stNof my rea&'a'who ire fond of a long shot cannot do betfr than (feature a ?ov. on the o)| crock. Ta#ill bo ampng the starters, and: perhaps ArS and ! O ne of them may win, but I must con|Sß to estimating their chance £ poor one ; \ The Hurdle Pace will be a most interest,™ | con test between five namely : .Medora, 2st; lilesman, list. 121b ; Auckland Kate, Ist. i 21bs • Moose, lOst. Slqs ; Stranger, lOstllb. The other two, Arrow and Mystery, aye , lad the perj put through their names. lies man and Medera are favorite* ; but I ttnk j the race will goto Auckland, Kate, whohas [: been very leniently treated| after her >er > fonnanees at tie Autumn me^ang. $*)&& ; ran well on thl same occasion^ and will t*t some of the ivorites to-morrow. *or lie other events, shall decide as follows j—, \ ' Maiden Produce- Perfur|e. Bailwa^JPlate- Guy Fa^kes. DEBBY-fanny Fishery | t fe V ATES. \ f. . %

"CATHEDRAL" TIPS.

Otm sporti^ contributor " C|thedral;' vhoae tips iave hitherto proved bo goodJ finds himselj too deep m buainesß t*forward hia iisual neK but be has sent the following

tips:— I _ , M&iDri Pkot)Tjce—Perfume. EAiLwiY Plate - Medea. DBBBY^-Isaao WaltolJ. Hobdie Race—Medjra. Cop—«uy Fawkes. ;

LATENT BEITING. The CUT.

Evens 0! Guy TawVes <tkn . 3 to ! against Gocksnre;tkn) 3 to I against Parawheroa <&*>„. 10 to L against Kingfishe (t and off) 10 to I against Tut (t an<rff) 12 to L against *ri^ (t aid off) HTTBDtJt KA'.S 5 to 1 against Isleman ten) 6 to t against Medota (tin) 4 to 1 against A uckl «d aty. tta) 4 to 1 ag&inst Moose (t a]£° ff> 10 to 1 against Rtranger (rff) STfEPI-«OHA3t. 2 to 1 against M?dora 5 to 2 against islesman 3 to 1 agaiDSt Karey ! . 3 to 1 avainst Auckland late 4 to 1 aga'nst Moose 6 to t against Sannterer 8 to 1 against others c^T-wr-wAsnc Doublb !ve"*tb-Th* Cup and Ptctpchabr 100 to 10 against Guy Fawies awJ»ft 100 to 12 - Gny Fawkes and Meto 100 to 6 - Parawbenuaand B^ 100 to 6 - ParawhenuaandSaußrer 100 to 10 - Cock?: irV ndlrtP^r ■Kin tn t Guv Fawkes ann car ISotolO - Ga,F*wkes»dlsleftn 100 to 10 — ( ockrure and KB™^.^ 100 to 10 - P^awhenna and Mean 100 to 10 - Cocksure wd Medori 100 to 1 -B"»«iail<i:ls l«S aalp 100 to 8 - Coeksur«anr) Mo se. 100 to 8 - Cocksure wd *»;">*« 100 to 6 — Guy Kawkesand^»u«er 100 to 6 - Parawhenua an«» Me« Huroli! Kack.ant> Stkx-p^ha! 100 to 10 against Medora andMe flora 100 to 10 — Isles^an and Medor. 100 to 10 — I-lesman an" «■"*' ICO to 8 — Medoiaandßarey 100 to 8 — 101-sman and Shud« 100 to 10 — Islesman a^d Kate 100 to 10 — lwedora ar.d Islesma 100 to 8 — K*te and S .unterar 100 to 6 — Medora and gaunter 100 to 10 — Islesman and Isl^sm 100 to 12 — Islesm.n and Moos< 100 to 8 — *ac and Moose SCEAT HrNGS. Thb Cop. Ngaro, Titiko, Discord J f Fob all Ekoaokmentb, Titiko, The Arrow, Discord Hdrdl« Back.

LATE TELEGRAMS.

NELSON.

(Per Press Telegram The suburbs election resultel iohmond, old member, 125; Rout, 98.

INVERCARGILL.

[Per Press Telegram |»-gg J dß y # At the Mataura nominatlnjthbertson and Wood were proposed.] T? »» 24 hands was : Wood, 26; Gatlf 80D > Zfc Polling on the 6th of January. 1

CHRISTCHURCH

(Per Press TelegramjAgcy.^^ The Akaroa election resujted^oJJ^'r Montgomery, the old Opposi* memoer, 205 ; Pilliett, 159. ' -vr^Bßrfl J In the Heathcote nominati Me*oL _~ T. Fisher, 17 ; Craeroft W?>» p- former is considered certain to': re

TENDERS FOR SUPPLIE S OR CHIL DREN'S HOME.

Thk following are the tended 1 SUP pUeS to the Children's Home :— -RolTar- Bread: Waddell, 2Jd., acf* ed ? B^d . «on, 3rd. ;T. Teasdale, 2gd ;• Lyle ' * ' ■ft. Wilaon, 2£d. ; Meyers, 3?) • bone , Meat: T. Walker. .2|d., jp *»» J^ tecepted; Garret, 2|d; Reef» 2 *d ' >ell, 3d. ; Meyers, 4i. P-rker, Coals and Fitewoof : JagVnd ft ? S Icreened, 405., best titrei^ 18' , Via - ;fiepted ; Winsfcone, Newel 6 coal> ' firewood, 12a. , A . „_„_ GEOOMWB.-Hewui,.ft^U 10d; IBIXi1 BlXi

accepted. Movers. tea,.. 1b 8(3, 2s 3d ; stiffs, 00. s Jb. 1 4} yello^-4 316a ; rice, 3d ; oatmeal, 16s Gi ■ flour, TS F 13s • keresiue. Devo^s, 2s 2d. Farcy, tea, Is lid sugar, No. 1, 4*.l ; rice, 3£d j oatmeal, 20- J floor, 1.5. F., 13s Gd ; ker^sine, Devoes, 2/3. Prime, tea, Is lOd ; sugar. Go's iNo. 1, 4|d • nee, -id; oatmeal.-18a; flour, T.S.F. "l2a Gd j kerosene, JDevoere, 2s 2d. McCiusky tea, 2s ; angar, Go's Eo. 1, 4 11-16 d • yellow A\ ; rice, 3 ; {d; oatmeal, 16s SA f10ur...-T.S.J?., 13s Gd; kerosene, Devoe's, -a 3d. —Andrew Stewart, chairman • Edward Wa^te.

Sir George Grey at the Thames.

The Hired Boughs Put Down.

(BY TELEGRAPH.)

GRAHAM STOWN. (From our own Correspondent.)

This day. About 1500 people attended Sir George's address, and although some roughs, employed for the purpose, tried to get up an opposition, he had scarcely been on his legs five minutes before all opposition ceased, and his auditors were enthusiastically with him for the re mainder of the address. The cheers were loud and frequent. He did not allude to anything said against him during the hust ings speech. He eaid, " Now let me tell you that I am not wedded to any particular system of Government. I believe you have been told my object is to set up the Pro vincial Governments as they were. Why should I do that ? Provincial Governments as recently in existence have been destroyed by their enemies. They had no power. If there were to have been provinces at all they should have been in trnth almost sovereigu oldies in due subordination to the Govern ment of the country, but still possessing almost every power that a sovereign state does possess, so that the citizens of such a stall might have been educated in one of the highest functions which men can discharge to their fellow men namely the function .of governing those who surround them, " I have told yon tbat whatever form of Government you are determined upon I will do my test to make it work for your interest. I have told tbat I would do my best under such a form of Government to secure good and tqual law for you, fair and just taxation. (Loud cheers.l If a great radical change is to be made in your foi'tn of Government, my belief is the Government of the day should bringin a.bill for that purpose ; that the Opposition should be allowed to criticise it and bring for ward any proper measure, and when the matter had been for several months befoie the country there should be a dissolution and the constituents themselves consulted, The people should determine under what form of Government they should live. Up to the present you have had no choice what ever given you. The Abolition Bill has been passed while not one of you here understands it. You have not been tola wren this abolition takes place, or what form of Government is to succeed that under *«vhieh • you have lived. That is what we want to know. Give me a majority j^ the Assembly, and enable me and my friends to bring plans forward for the future Govern ment of the country, and then not only would, we place our plans before the country, but-we would see that they were carefully and "minutely discussed in the Assembly, and afterwards appeal to the consti tuencies to ascertain whether they liked them or not. The following resolu tion was carried with three cheers, and every band in its favour but three, which were held up when the opposite side waa called for ; —" That this meeting hear tily thanks Sir George Grey for his able and t^stateatrtanlike address, and that we hereby 1 Mate oiir conviction that he is the most fit I »ndproper person to represent us in the Par liament of New Zealand."

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS.

CITY HALL,

The wetness of the evening did not prevent a goodly number of persons frcm attending the very interest ng entertainment of Mr Davies, the renowned ven iriloquist, aid his clever associates. Ihe f*a".UTes of be entertainment were very similar to those of the ireceding evening, and w,n the plaudits of the au ience A slight breakage delayed the extraordinary erformances i.f the brothers J v "Vilie. The musical >rts by Miss I'avies were of the first order, and (ecuted in a manner win h shewed that the sweet fur^s were the result of judgment and a»t. Mr lyits' vertriloquistic dialogues were highly amus ii, and elicited much hearty laughter. The singing o'Mr and Mrs JB ropson was all that could be desired ; tt'songs were-choice and sweet in sentiment, and e<eatly admired by the liste< ers. "We notice th»t * »h celebrated company will give a new year's per -1 foiance to-morrow afternoon for the gratification S ole young.

" '. MEN-SERVANTS' CONCERT.

Aihe New Zealand Men Servants' j*s?ocist!oa is novairly ei«tablisbed. the committee have considered it dirabse that a New "i eat's concert should be helrt in tf Lome-street flail, on Monday next .and for this purps Messrs Alpc O'Brwn'ard ». Clair have ral ied the mic and sentimental members of their popu'ar Mac* Troupe which, from its peculi*r attraciiv.!- Bes-.'drawißghu died» toseiher, well deseives the narni -'.n elaborate programme is in preparation, whicianrot Ml in being acceptable to the majority of ciiens, as it includes the names of O'Brien, »h« prinopf'negroes, Clair and W»rd, the people's favoites, Borace Dean, the godson of Horao» Greel] th« admired buffo and cemique: J Maclean, the niVillecl basso, and a Lumber of lesser stars in Uie fiiimeot of music and soug. whose names and promii will shortly be in type. Messrs O'Brien and Clair v appear in the soig »nd dime, illustrative cf theying of the wisest ruan, " The »pole of my pye." her the concert and repast a quadrille party wl'l foi and trip it on the light fanta-tic toe, as Miltonis n, under the inspititing sounds of music, nnt 1 tlbiue e> c of day peeps o'er the hills, and the biidu citov-nce their concert in the kees.

THE THEATRE.

The rtsant little comeriy of the " Handsome Husbanf. preceded the pantomime last evening, ~nd met?i>h the same gratifji' g success Miss C«rry («rge played the heroine with her usual sT>rit:htlii*B aT ,d ennceptipn of character, and -was fifQU ntlaplauded Mis Searle was aUo excel lent in b'pait. and w»s especially attractive. Mr Lawrencdso w s well up to his work, ad adruirabljepresented the fha;acter he assumed. The panoime followtd, to th^- great amusement o- the HUti'ce, aid many of the Jocal torgs and satirical aches wcr« received with applause. ppd ciaDye reference in rhyme to the servants fnV-iix* n,d the little rfgist.y office in High a-i-to -vvk tLe sliirts of '( B.H, and implorme him to 11- <frem situations and " swee ies.'- The transfonn-m sce f c w»« much admired al'o the srenerv eo^il portrayed by the f cene pamler Mr Thornton. The B u<beard Aimy again marehfd Yound thefge with 7>recieion and eff ct. Th's Ivpnirs Dg New Year's eve, the manacemeU hsvedete^ned to give thechirtren an opportunity of seeinff t&xcellent pantomime »t half-price, on which oicasithe com-dy will he omitted, ia order that the liWnes may leave at ten o'clock.

An accicit occurred at the wharf last night by ijch the cook of the schooner Ebenezern4y lost his life. About ten minutes to & o'clock Captain Morris was below tnrni| in when a cry s was raised "man overfed." He rushed on deck and found fat. the cook in coming on board ibxicated had fallen over +Y>e, eang«4 on which a light was tmrning bris, the mate Mr P. Collins reached oWthe rail and caught the man by * )»and and Captain Norris without he's ,-ion jumped overboard and made it fa 9 rund his waist, by means of which he wa jiled on board little the worse for his ducki j

Copies of 1 vincial Hand Witherford 1 grown and JJj ]y[ r Warren,

Auckland Almanac and Pro -3k may be obtained from Mr I Miss Eyan, Parnell; Mr jHcKinstry, Ponsonby; and uton.

*H1 iVlirmG mA& IFBIDAY, DECEMBIR 31 18W



WANTEj a good General Servant for ft il family; references required.— Apply *° 1 Gl X ■ Jac-'ISOn» Symondß-street, near A^rombie-Btrf WANTEI a Girl about 13 years of age.-W to Mrs Hampton, Shortlaod '^T^Xjl'B R I OA D E S. The Thames aAnoSana ITavaJ Brigades are re- to m»»*4** *«ir Bands* en the Wharf,



TX^ATSTED, nn active C:r! for ti si/*-! llot s Pring ß -—Apply to E, Graham, Hig] WAiSTED, by a married person, 1 a reiired healthy situation, the caro of 01 cr more chi'dres ; terms moderate ; <-ood reference Appiy by letter to "AX." Post-ollice, OT>posi: Eisiiop's Court, Paruell. W'TNTED, a steady, reppectabh yOTODg Man, one who understands horse: and can take charge ot fa. n;\v?.ei>, also read iiud -write Apply at Oratla Hotel, BcaUeiauix'B Mill. WANTED, a Girl about 14 or 15 to mate herßelf generally useful.—Apply i Darby's United States Dining Rooms, Queen-Btreet. WAISTED, a General Servant, rnus be a good Laundress and Cook. —Apply t Mrs Ware, Salisbury-street, Parnell \ANTED, for an HoteFTrTtb country, a good General Servant.—Auply a the Aurora Hotel, Victoria-street, this ovening" at 8. WANTED,, two Boys~about V years of age.—Apply to J. Grey, Eden Cres cent. WANTE D, by a young Man recent!) arrived from England, a situation on a Para or Sheep Bun ; has a general knowledge of farmini and rnanacement of cattle, —Apply by letter "XS.Z at this office. V&7 ANTED to Eent or Pim-hase, t » * small Cottage on about an acre of ground in one of the snbnrbs. — f ddre.Rs JK, caro of Mr Hard wick, Grocer, ShortJsnd Crescent. WANTED Known, that Genuim Devonshire Cyder is io be obtained at thi Albert Hotol, Quenn-street. WAITED to Let, a comfortable House of five rooms, situa'eel in Jfowtor Road, near top of Sj monds-streei; rent. 15g p>-r wet It '»ppiy to R. Bsrtlny House, Land, and General Com mission Ag*-nt, Nelson-street, near Gas Works.-."JOtl December, 1875. \A) ANTED, Housekeeper beforeTl * * o'c'ock To-morrow. Female Cooks, General Servants. Poughmen. JVurs-girls, and Boys.— E>niiaford'H Registry, High-street. WANTED," a respectable Youth, with some knowledge of book-keeping.— Address " B," .°tab Office. WA NTED, a good General Servant j references requimi —Apply, bot.-.repn the hour^of 10 and 12 to Mrs Pol en. .New North Road. WANTED, a good General Servant. Apply to Mrs Ivey, Conquest Place, Parnell. TO ELLESLEY-STREET Baptist w * CHAPEL Watch-Nlfcbt Service on FRIDAY NIGHT, to commence atli o'clodc. OTANTED immediately, for ~a * » small family at the North f-liore, a good General Servant.—Apply to Mrs Mowbray, Pariitll. References required. WANTED to LET, a Bouse of eight roi ms in Vir cent-street, close to the street.— ' vv'y (o G. Rollorprn. Bnlipr, Nf-leon-street WANTED, a pood General Servant. .App y to Mrs McGuffie, Jermyii-strt et. WANTED KNOWN, K. Pavis's Boxing Rrom will open every Saturday evening, oprosite the Scotia Hotel, Hobson-t-trett, and or Monday evenings for Olush ; and on Wednes days at Parnell ; and every Friday evening at the Suffolk Hotel Porßonby, for Class on'y. LeBROLR given at Gentlemen's own residence. Terms moderate. Wantkp. eaoWVISITOBS to tlip WILLOW GROVE strawberry Gar d'ns. AdmiFfion, Frkf ! Tea, Sandwiches, and ether Refreshments supplied. ANTED7a"good~Cook and Laun d'ess, having references. —Apply after 6p.m. to Mrs Pounds, St Stei)hen's Road. WANTED, the Genera] Public to know that J. Alwingpr Tailor (late from France and Germany), bus commenced business in his new premises, No. 38, Victoria-street, \»here he hopes to meet with such support as his knowledge and attention to business, and civility to his customers shall command. Gentlemen's a^d Boys' Suits made to order. Repairs, dyning, and'cleaning, in aH its branches, executed at the shortest notice, WAN TED furnished, for a perma renco, part of House, including ki'chen or sitting and bed-room (with an extra room for drepsiug room and boxes), with attendance, within half-an hour's walk of the banks. —Full particulars, w'th the lowest terms, to be sent to " A.B ," care of Mrs P'bert, Shoitland-street- WANTED known—X. D. Sykes-, late President of Manchester Watchmaker*' J. saociafion, begs to say »h»t he has the cheapest and bes*. quality in stock of EnulUh ai)d Geneva cold and g lver W'atchei in the city, gold and silver Alberts and Guards (all marked), EDglish Clocks and Timepiect s, Vienna and Ainerican'Regulitors, Flfsctro-Plate. <*c. Good second-hand Levers chfi*p ; Watchss cleaned and repaired, and k«pt in order for tw- lye months fr«e of any second charge—At the Turkish Baths, Upper Qneen street. W ""ANTED UN OWN, we have an unlimited Bupp'y of strawberries acd Fre«h <~reim d-iy »t the Willow Grove Gardens, Devon port, f> orth -Shore. WANTED KNOWN, there is no charge for a dmipsion to the Willow Grove Gardens, Devonport, North Shore. WANTED KNOWN, that John Taylor is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber, Posts, Eailß, Palings, Shingles, House Blocks, Doors, Sashes, Mouldings, &0., at the lowost possible prices, at Yard, Breakwater Koad. All. orders attended to with despatch. | WANTED, Married Couples to Know, that I have Just Oppned 25 NEW SETS of BROOCHES aud E»BRINGS. They will be on view in my window if not pold. F H. LEWISSON, Oueen-strept. Auckland. anted, 10,000 TTsirraS' to the Ellerslie Garden.—Strawberries and Creflm ; all kinds of Befres:.mfnt.s; Swings; Merrr- Go-Round ; and Croquet Lawn for Visitors. Picnic parties provided for on Bl'Ortest notice. AI^TETTE:NOWN7~Dry Storage .to Let. with or without large yard, at Battye and Co.'s (late Quick's), Elliott-street, Auckland. W/iISTFD Known, 30 trunks of Ladles' and Children's Boots at HOWTt ■PR TCFS. I af'ie ' and Children's f e».t.her Bnots. 4c fld, Bs 6d, 6a 6(1, and 7» M: LadW Bid Boots, 4i 6d, 5* 6d, and 6-i 61 * New and Sfi'ert Stock to choose fmm at D. MoPHERSON'B, Karangahape Koad, N wton. WANTED, Subscribers to Magazines to know that they can have the- numberp Handsomely Bound, at a trifling coPt. Music an<3 other Binding done in best styIe.—WILLIAM LEYS, Machine Euler and Account-Book Manufacturer, next door to the Evening Stab Office, Wyndham etreet. W" ANTKD, Purchasers for Breck nell Turner and Co.'s SaridJp Roar>, the best preraration known for Cleaning and PrpsTvincr Saddles, Bridles, &c, and rendering ihe lpathpr snf and pliaWe; will not. bcjl the most delicate fabric even when used immediately after app'feation. Cneippr than S>oft Snap. Sold onl.v by W. ,S. Jones, Wholepale and Retail Saddler, &c., Ouef-n-sfreet. WANTED K~N OW N, ALEX J^S. BROWN. Working Man's Ahchitect. is preparing flopfpTifl and wirWng draw ings for Villa Resirtpnces, Farm-houses, Orttnppp, &n , *c, at a low nominal charge, for tbo advantage of small capitalists. Estimated quantities and cost of work supplied free.—Private residence, Union-street, Auckland ANTED, 500 tons of Old Brass. Copper, Iron, Zfnc, Pewter, Lead. Mniatz Metal, Waste Paper, CanvßK. Bagging, Bope. and Bap? : nlso, BottJpß. Cntt-oft Clothing. #c' »t BLTTVV, & GO'S ToTidcn Wartno 'Stow Quick's PnildiußS, Elliott-ntreet, Auckland.—S. Moss, Ufarscer • WANTED KFO¥l? f that D. ■ * Goldib la prepareri to supply all kinds of Timber and other Building materials, inctatfin Sashes, Doors, Mdul dings. Broad Timber, Bonce Blocks. Posts, Raih, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Tron- Bark and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, -c&c at the lowest market price, at hi* Yard , Custom-house strewt. AUCKLAND VOLUNTEER jHL artillery >nd enginrfrs. The Members of the above Cor; s will assetrble at the Fire Bell, oprosite the Mr.rket, Tomorrow (•"d( urd*y) Morning, at hslf-past 8»m sh rp. to proceed to Motuibi to hold their Annual Picnic. The steamer will leave the wh»rf punctually at ni>.e o'clock.—H. Bums, Captain; WmAnderson,Captain. piHBISTMAS Presents and New Vy' Year Gifts.-The most useful present for thn Country Settlers is one of H H. Smith's Improved Patent, Portable. Smoke-Consuming Ovens, which requires no setting, and is ih»- hest Oven for baking Bread, Pastry, etc, ever invented. Five per cent discount for one week. — Auckland Iron Works Durhanv street, "vr o ti c T. The BAW^MM D« CttOslD on MOffDAYiM



FCil THE THAMES , ~_ TO-NIGHT. n 9 £ TheP<S- ' c MANAIA t Will leave for the Thames at 6 o'clock pm. J. EDWARDS. LAST TRAIN from Auckland foi Onehunga leaves at 815 p.m.; Newmarket a '• 8.25 p.m. A. V. MAODONALD, i General Manager. ; T?1 REWARD.—Strayed from One f y OWI hunga, oa tbe 27th instsmt,* Bay Mare branded CTU If 37, with T on near fore leg, hind f oo" white Finder geurnirjg same to S. Oxenham, One hunga, will receive the above leward. c O ITT-STR'BET"WJSSLEYAN 1 ■*- 0 HUEOH. I • THE ANNUAL WATCHNIGHT SERVICE . Will be conducted by Revs A. Reid and W. J. Wil jiarog THIS X VKNJNf*, commencing at 10.45. t '| HE Sweep-takes on the Auckland , * Oup, at the 8<!0tla Hotel, closes this eveniug, at , 830p m, and will he Drawn at 9p m sharp, Sub » scrihtra who have i>;it paid up ara requested to do se or thuit names will 'jb re-allotted. ■ ~ ■ O. HARWQOD. 1 '•- '■■'■■- *•**"*" ,; v J ' *♦ "'" 1 ~*r ~o r if" c b. 1 In consequence of Sf"ious injury done to property from time to time, no irsspapsers will be allowed to Cross the Fields of tbe iindersigned from this date. JOSEPH NEWMAiN. Rcmuera, 24th DeceKbtr, 1875. T OST, on the way from Auckland to JLJ Onehunga, a LatHes' Geneva Watch, highly • enamelled —Anyone returning the same to this office will be liberally rewarded. : OTRAWBERRIES and CKEAMTof ' O tbo linest quality, dally, at Mason Bros.' Parnel X urßei y. mj OTIC E. .&%■ The undersigned will in future Close their Estab lishments at 2 o'clock on Saturdays K. POUTER & CO. T h 8. MoRRIN. H. FESDELOW. T HAVE now an unlimited supply of STRAWBERPJES and CREAM; usual superior quality. No fear of disappointment. R. ALISON, Willow Grove, Beach Road, Devonport. pHJKISTMAS BARG-AINS. GENUINE SAL*: OF J.HOICK CHRISTMAS FRUIXS, tTC, CHRISTMAS BARGAINS TO EVERY CABH PDUCHaSER AT THE WELL-KNOWN T POT. F. HEWIN & BROTHER Have just opened out the'r new Shipments of Fine Fruits, especially selected for thi'ir Christm-i* trade, and will offer Ihem at fui-h prices as will ensuro a Speedy Cearaoce. The following list will give some idea of the Bargains to be had JB3T FOR CASH ONLY ! S& New Patras Currants, 4>fd $ $> Finest Eleme R.lfir s, 6>^d $ 1b Splendid Hobart Town Jams, only 7d tin „ „ \y t 1b tins only lOd^tin Victoria Fouey, fed <$ tin A fine light fcugar for 4>^d. Also don't forget to purchase your CHBISTMAB HAM 3, BACON, \M) CHEESE frtm the direct Importers ai d thus get full value for your money, as we pay particular attention to this important branch of the business., F. HEWIN & BROTHER, GBOCERS, BACON, AND CHEESE FACTORS, The T Pot on tub Coenek, And at Grahamstown. " A Mere? Christmas to All." p LANTS ! PLANTS ! PLANTS FOR PLANTING OUT NOW. Cucnmber, Melon (Rock, Water, and Pie), Vegetable Marrow, PumpiiD, and Tomato In pots, Cauliflower, Cabbage, Lettuce, Bed Cabbage, a c., &c. R. B A I R D, Victoria Seed Stores, Victoria-street. "^"EWMARKET PUBLIC HALL. TRUSTEE: His Honor the Stumsrostjendknt oi the PboVlbce. T*H E CONCERT To celebrate the Opening of the above Hall, will take place on TUESDAY, JANi'ARY 18th, 1875, Conducted by Mr Joseph Browne. As tbe above Hall is near completion, it is neces sary to have funds in band to pay the contractor. Mr Witheford, the hoc. secretary, is authorised to receive subscriptions promised. JOSEPH O3BORNE, Treasurer. T O. G. T. DEVONPORT LODGE. The PICNIC advertispd to take place in Vauxhall Gardens on the 27th, is Postponed until SATURDAY, (he Ist of January. Temperance Band in attendance. Tickets isrued for the 27th available for the Ist anuary IS7C. AH A PFY NEW YEAR to a 1! To-nJght and To-morrow, a large quantity of Lamb and Mutton- at tbe usual low prices ; London Beef Sausages and Epping Po.k, 6d $ Ib. Our Meat will be so killed as to a sweet Sunday's dinner. -W. J. MESSENGER, Queen-street. T^ 0~~ T I (j E. The bußinpss hitherto carried on by the under signed, under the s'y!6 and firm of "Saunders, ReynoJds and Wardell," as Sailniakers, in Custom liousp-sireet, has this day been dissolved, by mutual consent. E. SAUNDKRS, C. REYNOLDS, T. WARDJ3LL. Witness— Chas. D. Thomson, Accountant, Auckland. 3lßt December, 1875. IN reference to the above, Messrs. Reynolds and Wardell beg to intimate that they will in future carry on the said business under the style and firm of " Ward ell and Rej nold«," and trust uy strict attention, combined with quality and lit, to receive a share of tne support hitherto accorded them. \TIXON LIGHT . HORSE IN CAVALRY VOLUNTEERS. Members of tbo' above Troop who are desirous of Competing for Colonial Prize Hiring, will assemble at the Mount Kden R^nge. at 8 o'clock sharp, oh TUJKS- DaY next, 4th January, 1876. i Each competitor will provide his own ammunition, 23 rounds. ALFRED E. ISAACS, Captain Commanding. CT. JAMES' SABBATH-SCHOOL. The Teachers and Scholars of the abeve School are specially requested to be present at the School punctually at eight o'clock TO-MORROW MORN ING. PETER MACKIB, Superintendent. ANTED KNOWN that J. MORRISON is prepared to execute all kinds of ASPHALTING at reasonable prices.— Address Newton Road. '" ■" BUY RECKIIT'S FRENCH BLUE And Sbb that Each Ball la Wrappd in Paper bearing the name of RECKITT, as its Splendid Quality Has caused a host of * Inferior Imitation*.



i; r* i t y ha i l, Vyf QTJEEN-STREET, GLOEIOUS SUCCESS! E. D. DAVIES And his TALENTED COMPANY!!! * EVERY EVENING. POPULAR PEICES : 3a, 2s, and Is. Promenade and Back Seats, Is. , Doors open at 7.30, to commence. t ____^^ __ TVJ EW YEAR'S DAY SPECIAL AJTTEB • ±>| NOON PERFORMANCE Fob Children and Visito.es. ADMISSION: CHILDREN SIXPENCE. "ORINCE OF WALES THEATRE. THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, December 31, . Grand Fashionable Night! ONLY 'JUVENILE NIGHT! HARLEQUIN BLUEBEARD! PANTOMIME! Children : Circle, 2s; Stalls, Is; Pit, Cd. To coinrapnce at 8 o'clock sharp. P HINGE OF WAXES THEATRE. THIS (FRIDA.Y) EVENING, GRAND MASQUERADE FANCY DRESS BALL! To commence at 10.30 p.m. sharp, at the conclusion of the Pantomime. Prices of admission to Ball-room, with mask, ss; Spectators to Dress Circle, 2s Cd. All kindß of Fancy Dresses to be obtained from Messrs. Lawrence and Collier, Prince of Wales Theatre, on reasonable terms. For further particulars sea posters. T ORNE-STEEET HALL. MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 3, 187 C, CLAIR'S MAGNET TROUPE WILIj GIVE A VARIETY CONCERT FOR. THE BENEFIT OF THE UNITED NEW ZEALAND MEN SERVANTS ASSOCIATION. Alex. O'Brien and E. Clair in now Songs and Dances A Quadriile Party after the performance. Doors open at 7.30, to commence at 8. T. CULLIK,. Secretary. "PILLE&SLIE GARDENS. REDUCED FAKES! A RETURN TICKET TO ELLERSLIE GARDENS ON i NEW YEAR'S DAY FOR 9d. The Cheapest Trip for the Day, and the Greatest Attractions. WITHDRAW the above Advertise ment, Mr. F. B. Passmorb having changed his mind. DEVONPORT WESLEYAN SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSION TRIP. The above School will hold their Festival on SATURDAY, Ist January, weather permitting. They •will proceed to the Lake by the p.s. Lalla Rookb, leaving Queen-street Wharf at 9 am. sharp, and at North Shore Wharf at 9,30. Fares, 2s, return tickets; Children, half-price. SATURDAY NIGHT'S ENTERTAINMENT. YouNa Men's Christian Association Hall. The usual Saturday Nieht's Concert will be held as above at 8 o'clock on SATURDAY, Ist January, 1876 The whole of the proceeds of this Entertainment will be devoted to the relief of Jab Irgham and Fajiilt, who are in very distressed cu'eumstauces, and really are objectts of charity. The sympathies of the public are confidently appealed to on this occasion. -Charge, Id.; but the Committee respectfully Buggest this amount should not be the limit of individual beneyo lence, though they do not feel justified in altering the actual charge made. A good programme is in preparation. By order, C. B. ANDREW, Hon. Sec. A KOIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS. .■tJiN- -^ne .Anniversary Committee of i£!_K!s_isiß&- Court City of Auckland beg respect- SjuSHK^lpaS^Js; fully to announce that, fearing to 3»9g£KeiJ^*rJ? bit crowded, in consequence of the Wmlr^^W^Nm'i. ut—>Der of tickets for the Soiree »3P%pjysLa§BiJ and Ball already disposed of, they I lia^TSrEt I nave decided to hold the Bame in 7 B $siffi|y»|/wf'l I the Choral Hall, instead of Lorne i>feß^^"*Jßßiß^' street, as previously arranged. They have also to request those members who intend to join us to meet in the Lodge-room, Cook street, at 5.45 p m., 31st instant, when the procession will be formed, and accompanied by the Engineer Brass Band, will proceed from thence to the Choral Hall. Tea on the Table at 6.30 p.m. sharp, Tickets, 3s. each, may be obtained from any of the following committee:—E. Auger, N. Firth, B. R. Pigott, T. and B. McKeown, E. Langley, E. H. T. Garratt. QRAND AET UNION (by permission). MR. SEUFFERT Begs to inform Subscribers that the List being now • filled, THE DRAWING FOR PRIZES Will take place at the Mechanics' Institute, on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOO.S, sth January, at 4 ' clock. Members are sequested to got their Tickets without delay. Tickets not claimed l&fore the sth will ba Jovfeited. "El O R , S A L E To Arrive, per • Caknatic.' 1 3-cwt Steam Hammer 1 Power-geared trilling Machine 1 26ft bed, I4in centre, Screw-cutting Gap Lathe 1 16ft „ 9* „ 1 16ft • „ 9J „ ~ ~ 1 Placing Machine, to plane 10ft x 3ft, and Ja>Le in 3ft deep on the tablo, snlf-acti'g on the horizontal, vertical, end angular cuts 1 Do do, 4ft x 2ft, and take in 2ft deep BROWN, CAMPBELL & CO. . "SpEW ZEALAND MAGAZINE. On the first of January, 1876, will be published, at the Office of the Otago Daily Times and Witness Com pany (Limited;, Dunedin, the First Number of the NEW ZEALAND MAGAZINE: A Quarterly Journal of General Literature, to be Edited by a Commitiee consisting of the following gentlemen: Professor G. P. Sale, Dunedin; Professor J. M. Brown, Christchurcb.; Professor D Macgregor. Dunedin; Captain F. W. Hutton, Dunedin; Rev. R. L. Stanford. The "Hew Zealand Magazine% is intended to be open for the expression ot all shades of opinion, and for the discussion of all questions of general or Colonial interest. Many of the best known writers"in all parts of the Colony have already announced their intention of becoming contributors. Subscription for the year, Ten Shillings. Order from any Bookseller. > A limited number of Advertisements will beprinted with each number of the Magazine. Scale: £2 per page per insertion; or £5 per ptfge per annum, Communications to be addressed to the The Edltojju-



WA IT EMA T A ELECTION. If Waitemata rsturris poor tLurst, Like fr.bled frog with pride he'U burst; To save him from such dreadful end, Record your voteß for your trie-i olci friesfl. iq o t ' 1 c c. Busiueps will continue cs usnal on SATURDAY, Ist January, 1576. I shall CLOSE my Establish ment on Monday, 3rd. SAMUEL COOMBES, 92, Queen-street. General Government Offices, Auckland, December 30, 1875. HHENDERS will be received at this _JL office until Wednesday next, the sth prox, at noon, for Lease of Yards, Pecs, &c, at Newmaiket. A deposit of one-fourth of Tender to be enclosed. EDWARD L. GREEN, I'or General Government Agent. 10.0.F.,M.U., AUCKLAND DISTRICT, • NEW ZJKALAJMD. a« 4k Loyal Good Intent Lodgfl, No. 4869, t",K «. J- Odd Fellow's Hall, Cook-streot. }§&(?£ T Auckland, Dec 31, 1875. l^julW^W The Fortnightly Meeting of this g Hs - ,;,,^fe^LodK- is POSTPONED from Mon- MwSr^Mk day. Ja.;uary 3. 1876 to WifiDNES- B^sfcm%BsL'DA.Y, January 5, 1876. fek ', " ) r -By desire of the m .G. J^j^L22iEl^ H. J. SMITH, Permanent Secretary. ANNUAL LICENSES FOR CAR RIAGES, CARTS, DRIVERS, PORTERS, &c, 4c. Town Clerk's Office, December 29,1875. Notice is hereby given that all Licenses for Hack ney and City Stage Carriages. Drays, Express Carts, Drivers, and Porters, also Certificates of Registration for private Carts, expire on the 31st instant. Licenses and Certificates for the ensuing year will be issued on WEDNESDAY, January sth, 1876 Applicants will require to pive up their number plates. Cify Stage and Huckney Carriages will re quire to be previously examined by the Inspector of Carriages, who may oirect the number to be either painted on the paup] or affixed on a plate thereon, or such other directions as the Act enjoins Licenses require to ha- c endorsed thpreon the number of p&fcf-eijgers authorised to bo carried; th» ho;ir of departure from the various termini; the name of the Rtrct and position of Ihe authorise Riaud; and the prescribed space within wliiuh all Vehicles are sub ject to Fares and Emulations made by the City Council. No Unlicpnsed "Whic'e will be allowed to be sub stituted for any Carriage under leiairs without a permit form first obtained from the Inspector of Carriages. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. I^EW MUSIC! JNEW MO810*! Just Arrived, ex Hero — ''"■ A Large Shipment of New and Popular Songs, Pianoforta Solos, &c, 6c. J. BROWN & SONS, MUSIC WABBHOUSE, Queen-street. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE AND MARINE. Capital, paid np and invested jE240,000 . Insurance against LOSS BY FIRE of every des cription of Property may be effected with this Com pany. Hulls Insured for the Voyage or Time. Merchan dise, Goods, and Freight Insured, by steamers and sailing vessels Bisks on Specie subject to special arrangements. LOSSES PBOMPTLY PAID. OEO. P. PIEIICK, Manager "pAPER BAGS ! T>APER BAGS! Grey Sugar Bags Brown and Purple Bags Biscuit Bags Flour. Bags Cot.fectione.ry Bags Millinery Bags. WRAPPING PAPERS— Brown and Blue Paper Smill H»nd and Cap Paper Tinfoil Tea Paper White Tea Paper, By Printed if required. Price Lists on application. R. BAIRD, Victobia-street, Sole .Agent for Kessrs Smith, Anderson, and Co. Paper and Bag Manufacturers, Scotland. DESTITUTE CHILDREN'S HOME. TENDERS FOR SUPPLIES. Tenders for following Supplies for the Home for Neglected and Eeßti ute Children for six months cummenciEg Ist January, 1876, will be received by the undersigned until noon of Thursday, 30th mat:— Beef and Mutton (free from bone, best quality onlj) Bread (best quality only) Tea, Sugar. Rice, Oatmeal, Flour, Kerosene, Coals, and Firewood. G. W. OWEN. December 23, 1875. IIIRADICATION OF SCAB. — EAST 11 COAST DISTRICT. EXTENSION OF TIME. Fresh Teru'rr- are inviird until fh* 10th January, 1876. for PurehfisiDg' and Boiling-down from 27,00!) to 30,000 Sea! by Bn»ep in'the East Coast District. Further }:«•!:••. usrs may :icw be obtained an appli cation at the Civil Commissioner's Offi. c, Princes strert. H. T KEMP, C.C. Auckland, December 22 1875. QUBSOBIBERS in the Auckland £-> Cup Sweep atthe Exchange Hotel are requeued to settle up on or bef re Tuesday December 28. Sweep will be drawn on Thursday Dec 30. J. ELLIS, Proprie or. Auckland December 23 1875. Tenders will be received v^ by Mr Thos M cky, For I-street, till noon of the 7th Jnimary, 1876, for Erecting a Presbyteriaa Church in W»rkwoith, Mahur^ngi. Plans and Specifications can be seen at Mr Mscky's from 28th December ill 6th January, 1876. M. W. MUNRO, Secretary. Craig'iebTirn, 20th December, 1875. A MERICAN RUBBER STAMP -XJL COMPANY, DTJNEDIff. Messrs Heed and ■ Brett hive been appointed Aue'-rlxnd pgen's for the above Comp'tfiy, and all orders left with tbem wiil be promptly attended to. fiamples to be seen at the' Star office. ART UNION. At the request of many of the Subscribers, the Drawing will not take pl»ce until WEDNESDAY, th> sth January, at 4 o'clock. ;• Subscribers names will be received until Tuesday,: the 4th January,



I A DELAIDE FLOUR!—On Sale, .O. Dunn's superfine Adelaide Flcur.—lobertoa and Co '«, Durham-street. - _ FEW Single" Men can be accom . mcdatea wilh Board and-.Residence at W. V.;*. > <.pmi;nt«? Lornf-etreet Rail, kuown as Wneeler S Boaiding-House. Terms moderate. ► CTW PUBLI SHE D. DEED AND gRETT'S AUCKLAND ALMANAC AND Provincial Handbook for 1876. In announcing the Fourth Issue of their Almanac and Handbook, the Publishers feel confidence in commending it as very considerably in advance of its predecessors in variety of matter and completeness of information; and its cheapness-will bring it within the reach of all. The book contains 324 pages, and is the LARGEST WORK ever offered in New ZeaTat.d for a SHILLING. Among its leading features are :— NEW FARM AND GARDEN CALENDAR for the year, by Mr Robert Brewin; 12 pages, ASTRONOMICAL NOTES FOR- 1876, ECLIPSES, he, by Mr S. J. Lambert, F.R.A.S.; 6 pages. HISTORICAL SKETCH OF NEW ZEA LAND-Discov-ry by Cook—Primitive Ooudi dition and Origin of Natives —Story of Mi-sion ary Enterprise—Honga Ika and oilier Ancli-nt Warriors—Bar nde Thieiry's Claims—Wai au Massacre—Heke's Wa^— >ew Zealand Com pany's Operations — Waihato and Tar&naki Wars, &c, &c, occupying 14 pages. GENERAL DESCRIPTIONS OP THE PEOVINCE AND CITY. COUNTRY DISTRICTS.—The Woik Settlement during 1875. ROTORUA LAKE AND GEYSER DIS TRICTS. RIVERS OF THE PROVINCE. HEIGHTS OF AUCKLAND HILLS. REVISED SAILING DIRECTIONS. , NEW STAMP DUTIES, as Amended last Session. HjOMESTEAD ACT.—Regulafcionsiand Blocks ox^en. SAN FRANCISCO MAIL TIME-TABLIS, Railway, .-team, and Coach Tin? e-Tables. Cab Fares, Latest Statistical Information, Health Notes, Business and Omrial Directory, a^d a large amount of other useful information. Copies may be obtained at the EVENING STAB Office, Messrs. Wayte, Upton, Champtaloup and Cooper, Turrell, and all Stationers and Evekino Star Agents in City or Suburbs. M PRICE-ONE SHILLING. Tjl O R S A L E. A STEEPLE ENGINE, writable for a patfdle steamer, cylinder 31 inch diameter, 2 feet 9 inches stroke. Apply to the Manager N.Z.S.S. Company (limited), Wellington. BOARD OF EDUCATION. Wanted, a Junior Assistant Teacher for the Boys' School, Onehunga.—AppJy at the office of the Board. NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY. [Established a.d. 1797.] The security afforded by this old-established office is unquestionable; it is most favourably known throughout the world for its promptness in Settle ments ; its regulations are liberal; its rates of Pre miums are based at the lowest compatible with the safety of the Assured; and its receipts are all retained in the Colony for investment, affording the advantages of a Local Institution, combined with the guarantee of a Wealthy English Proprietory. Rents may be insured by special agreement for 12 months. Every information can be obtained at the Society's Offices, Bank Buildings, Queen-street, on application to JAS. B. GRAHAM, Agent. gPECIAL NOTICE. Tb.eWAIKA.TO MAIL COACH will leave It rear for Hamilton on arrival of the Train at 10 a in. on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, leaving Hamil ton for Cambridge on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, and leave Hamilton for Ohaupo, Te Awa mutu, and Alexandra on Tuesdays and Saturday*. Return Coach from Hamilton leaves on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, for Mercer, in time for the last train to Auckland. Parcels and Passengers booked at Sir J Soppet'a, No. 8, Queen-street, or at the office, Mercer will ba forwarded with care and dispatch to be prepaid. Not responsible for parcels valued over £5. C. G. QUICK, Proprietor. JOHN SOPPET, No. 8, Queen-street, Auckland Agent A UCKLAND & MERCEE RAILWAY. A TIME TABLE. WEEK DAYS.—Dowy Truss. 1 3 5 7 9 II 13 15 3-.ni a.m. a.in a.m. p.n. p.ro p.n; p.m Auckland, d. .. 7.15 9.85 11.45 2.30 3805 16 .. Newmarket. .. 7.26 9 4611.55 240 3.415 35 .. Remuera .. M 7;32 9.5112:1 2.408.475.31 ... Elierslie .. .. 7.89 9.6812.8 2.533 54".38 .. Pen.Jet.d. 7.45 f7.44 12.12 257 3.69 5.42 6.18 Onehunga 7.54 .. 10.1212.20 3.5 .. 5.616.27 *Otahuhu "• .. 7.57 .. .. .. 4.12 Papatoitoi .. , 4 8 8 .. .. .. 4.2' *Manurewa.. .. 8.24 4.59 Papakura .. .. 8.40 ".. .. ..4 55 "Hunua .. .. 8.47 5.2 *™* -{I •• i:o 2 :: :: :: !S Pukekohe .. .. 9.33 548 *Buckland., ... 9.42 ~ .. „ 857 *Tuakau .. .. 954 ' 6.1-1 *Pokeno .. .. 10.15 631 Mercer,a. .. ... 10.27 '6.43! UP T R.4INB. 2 4 •6~~8~]0~~!F'7« iS a.m. am a.m. a.m. pit p.m. p in p.m. Mower, d 7.17 f\ 311 , t 'Pofcent '.. 7fO S-iS .. "l'\ial-au 7 54 47 "-ftriokland .. .. 8s 1.. .. .. 418 .. Puk'ekobi-' Bi3 .. .. .. 4.26 .. iffeVrv ia BA° •• ■• •• *68 .. 'l»rury. -^ .. ... g 57 •• *Hnnua 868 5.13 .. Papafiura 9 5 5.20 .. *Manurewa. .. .. 9.21 6.36 .. Papatoitoi 9.88 6.53 . *Otaliuhu 9.49 64 I '-« Onehunga.d 734 8.80 .. 10 40115 350 .. 6.6 ' Pn June o. J7.42 8.89 t10.2 10 491.24 J3.59 f6.17 H6.15 Ellersliß .. .. 8.4310.6 10.5311.28 4.3 ft 21 - Remuwra .. .. 8.6210 1611.2 1.87 4.12 631 Newmarket .. 8.6610 2011.6 14* 418 6.35 Auckland o. .. 9 6 10 8011.16151 4.26 6.45 t Change for Mercer and intermediate Stationa t Change for Onehunga. t Change for Auckland. SUNDAYS.—Down Tiursa. _" __ 1 3 ~~6 a.m p ffl. p.m. Auckland, dep 9 25 2 80 4.43 Newmarket 9.35 2.40 4.36 Remuera 9.41 2.46 5 1 EUerslie - .. .. 948 2.53 6.8 Penrose Junction, dep. .. 9.52 2.57 6.12 Onebunga, ar. .. .. 10.0 5.5 5.20 i Otahuliu Papatoitoi ■ Up Tbatkb. „ _ _ __ a.m p m. p.m. Otahnhu Onehunga, dep. .. .. 10.16 8.30 6.30* Penrose Junction, arr. .. 10.24 3.38 "5.38 Elleißlie 10.38 3 42 5.42 Remuera , 10.37 3.51 5.61 Newmarket .. ... 10 41 8.55 6.65 Auckiand, arr. .. .. 10.51 4.5 6.5 v Note.— 1I r*in9jjg o^Ji\B.'atioßi» marked * by. signal .only Passar-'gg^i^hing to niight njutt five noticft.