3AWS •R.'STEtBENS V S. CAKPSEIX. Claim £16 work. Mr James Russell for plaintiff. Mr Brookfield for defendant. Thia was c claim for work done by plaintiff who had paid £1G 12s and coats £1 12s into court, but in consequence of the severe indis position of defendant, the case was allowed to stand over for a week. E. PORTER AND CO V ROBTfRT S. WHITE. Claim £40 Is 61. Mr Laishley appeared for p^intiff. Mr John Chambers, of the firm of E. Porter and Co., proved the debt for goods was still owing, and that defendant, who did not appear, had acknowledged to him the per sonal service of the Bunamons. Judgment for plaintiff, costs £4 3s. DAVID iMILLER V. A CROMWELL. Claim, £41. Mr Hesketh for plaintiff. Mr Brookfield for defendant. The particulars of this case have previously been published, and was a claim for bone duat, which defendant promised to supply for a small farm of forty-nine and a half acres at so much per acre, according to agree ment when broken up. The particulars were handed to His Wor ship and as he had considerable experience in arbitration cases, it was suggested, with out occupying the time of the Court, that His Worship would possible undertake to settle the difficulty. Mr Hesketh said that Mr Cromwell had failed to supply the dust, in consequence ; Cromwell had put £14 into his pocket, and Miher had lost £5. After some discussion, His Worship promised to arbitrate, and give his decision next Friday. ABEL FLETCHER V. THOMAS LUPTON. Claim £2 53 3d. Mr Hesketh for plaintiff, Mr Keetley for defendant. In this case whichjlasted nearly two hours, the plaintiff claimed for 10S loads at 3d per load ; the defendant denied that Be had had more than 50 loads, which he paid for every night.

Bailey Scott McKay, Civil Engineer, plaintiff and his son Abraham, Lupton, Riley, Drake and Mullally have given evi dence ; the Court decided in favour of the claimant, and gave judgment £1 14s 9d for plaintiff with costs £2 13s Gd.

POLICE COURT.—This Day.

(Before Doctor Home J. P.) William L'Estrange, John Thackabury, James Craig, John Godden alias Macdonald and George Graig, were each and everyone punished for being drurjk last night. It was evident that the Bench considered that the coarseness of their conduct needed fining.

OLD AGE AND MISE«Y.

George Craig was also charged with being an inveterate drunkard, and also a rogue and a vagabond.

The prisoner was a venerable looking man of about sixty, and seemed to have a diffi culty in comprehending what was said to him.

He pleaded not guilty, but the Clerk's records told against him, and he was sent for three months to Mount Eden.

This was all the business.

Extraordinary Conduct.

A ltjwatic named Williams, a foreigner, caused a commotion in Queen-street to-day by his singular conduct. He sat himself down on a bundle of clothes at the foot of Wyndham-street, and, placing a tobacco pouch upon the pathway, loudly proclaimed bis intention of sticking his knife into any one who touched it. At the same time he drew out a formidable sheath-knife and flourished it in such a manner as to warrant the belief that he would carry out his threat. Constable Clark happening to pass, saw a crowd assembling, and enquir ing the cause, quickly had Mr Williams under the protection of the law. It turns out that the same man was lodged in the Asylum in August 1875, and has since been dis charged as cured. Very well cured. He is now going back to be cured again.

CONCERT AT ONEHUNGA.

Ah excellent vocal and instrumental concert was given in the Mechanics' Institute, One hunga, last evening, by ladies and gentlemen residing in the district, assisted by Mrs Mitchell, Mr Hoffman, and some lady amateurs from Auckland. The hall was crowded to excess, many persons being com pelled to stand during the entertainment. The proceeds of the concert are to be devoted to the funds for painting the Church of St Peters, Onehunga. The first part of the programme was tea-drinking, of which at least 200 partook. The hall was brilliantly lighted, and [the materials for the internal comfort of the guests were provided in pro fusion by the ladies of the neighbourhood. The programme was opened with "Matter's Waltz," very nicely played by the Misses Baker, and was followed by the vocal duett "Oh mayest thou Dream of Me," by Mrs j Carte and Miss Lodge. This duett was exceedingly well-rendered and appreciated by the audience. Next came Hatton's part ■ong " Ripe Strawberries," and the beauti ful song "Bid me Discourse" by Mrs Howard ; the latter was warmly applauded. Mr O'Callaghan having sung " The Pilot " in good style, Mrs Mitchell gave the audience a great treat in her rendering of the ■ong "Erin my Country," which was encored. The best thing of the evening, however, was the duetb " Adelenda " on the piano and harmonium by Miss Brookfield and Mr Hoffman. After a quartette by Mrs Mitchell, Miss E. Purchas, Mr Stevenson, and Mr Long, the fine old song " The Death of Nelson " was given by Mr Wey land. He was vociferously encored, and" then gave " Sally in our Alley." The next was a soprano solo by Mrs Ruck, which was one of fche best vocal pieces of the evening. The song selected was " Take me to thy Heart again ;" it was charmingly rendered. Unfortunately both this lady and Mrs Mitchell were suffering from sore throats, and were unable to respond to the hearty •ncorea with which they were greeted. The concert was brought to a close by Mr Brook field singing " Simon the Cellarer." At 10 o'clock the room was cleared for dancing, which was kept up by the younger portion of the company until 12 o'clock, when all returned to their homes well pleased with their evening's amusement.

THE "SHAUGHRAUN."

This thrilling drama of Dion Boucicault's be produced on Monday night at the Prince of Wales Theatre, with the renowned Mr Wheatleigh as the " Shaughratm." The piece is now in active preparation, and no pains will be spared by the management to present it in a style worthy such a splendid dramatic composition.

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS.

CITY U/ILL, The City Htll entertainment—lncluding ventrilo quism, agility of action, music, gong, and the remark able feats of Natator—again formed an excellent evening'! amusement for a large number of citizens, and gave fresh evidence of the fact that the people are right after all in their judgment as to the merits or demerits of a public entertainment. "We have referred to this varied and clever entertainment day by day, and are still disposed to repeat if necessary our encomiums on the performances of Mr Davies His ventriloqulstic exercises were last evening as amusing as ever. The Brothers Dv Ville. in their aerial evolution*, made the hall ring in their favor. The tinging of Mr and Mrs Kmpson was as charming as ever, while the graceful representations of Natator the Manfiah won the applause of all present. No P«i>-and-ink descripttoncan give the reader an adequate idea of Mr Welghtman on his Marine excursion. This entertainment, which ■•» _Kiven so much sati-faction, will close on Saturday evening, on which occasion the •xwwrainary egg feat will be performed by the Man- WILSON'S CIKCUS. s*^ «. . ??* cc of """"ement was again filled last •vtalßg by several hundreds of interested psrucnoi

who enjoyed the graceful per?or<nanceß of men and hordes with a'healthy reli>h Th<* prosrramme w»s neft~l:- tho si.me :s that of the procedirg pver>iog, and in f-very instance of a -jubttanMal ardpraise wo< thy character. TheWrtmti'iil, well-fed steeds do ample credit to tbe judicious training of Mr Omar Kingsley. who exercises in a pt-rfect. and yet gentle it. an re-, u> disputed control over the »nimals which apparently are pleased at being obedient The acrobatic triumphs and wordrou* leaps were com plete and asto- ishinpf. Mr Johnson was aalively »s evor. ani as fu'l.of fnn, -which streamed in sparkling proftr ion from his <ongue. Ris rhymes come fortn smoothly as a mout.tain frecfiet, and chpfr l>y thei r cheeky influences. Mr Morgan, known as a star fqu°Pt,ri n, went through a numb, ro f extraordinary performance* with precision ai d without, an err -r. After the exp oits of those fine animris with such heroic name* as N«poieon, Ci"cinna*us, s<nd ths Prespdent li'tle Jocko, the performii s monkey. W:*a i trortuood, and Ms (unr>i g and sMlful tricksfi mcd a fltii'g co"c'u«io >to th» l>pst oircus entertainment that has yet appeared in this city.

POLITICAL MEETING AT THE WHAU.

An election meeting was held at the Whau last night for the purpose of giving Mr J. S. Macfarlane an opportunity of explaining his political views to the electors of the district. The gathering was not a formal affair, and had not even been advertised. Mr Bollard took the chair at eight o'clock. There were a good sprinkling of electors present. Mr Macfarlane did not make a speech, but at the outset said as he was there to give the elec tors any information they wanted as to his views and intended line of action in Parlia ment, if elected, he would be guided by their questions as to what he should speak about. Several questions on various matters were put to Mr Macfarlane who answered them. Things were going along very smoothly when Mr W. L. Rees, accompanied by some friends, entered the hall shortly before nine o'clock. Then a change came o'er the scene, and the surface of the waters, before gently undulat ing with the free exchange of colloquy and rejoinder, became, all at once, lashed to fury. Our limited space does not admit of a publication of a full report, which occupies over four columns of to-day' Cross, where anyone interested may see its Suffice it to say that many of the old griev. ances betweenjthose two inveterate foes were raked out, and both gentlemen gave their opinions of one another in language more forcible than polite. For an hour the scene was one of confusion and uproar, and more than once personal violence appeared immi nent. When something like order was re stored, the Cbaiiman put to the meeting a motion proposer! by Mr Rees—" That the electors of the Whau have no confidence in Mr Macfarlane as their representative." The motion was seconded and carried by 7 against 2. Most of the settlers declined to vote either way. . -

Funeral of late Father Hoyne.

The funeral of the late Father Hoyne took place tbis forenoon. The remains were taken yesterday evening from Howick, his lbte residence to St. Patrick's Catheral, the procession arriving there at seven o'clock. The procession was accompanied by several of the clergy, a numbor of people from Auckland and the settlement of Panmure and Howick. The cathedral was draped in mourning, and according to announcement a solemn requiem mass took place this morning at ten o'clock. The celebrant was the Very Rev McDonald ; deacon, Rev Walter McDonald ; sub deacon, Rev. J. B. Simpson ; Master of Ceremonies, Rev. J. O'Dwyer. There were alsoihe following clergy assisting in the Sanctuary : Rev. M. D. O'Hara (Otahuhu), Rev. J. Paul (Onehunga), Rev. Father Hallam, Rev. Father Grange, and Rev. Father O'Reilly. Immediately after the mass and obsequies, at the catafalque the procession moved to the cemetery in the following order :—Pupils of St. Mary's Institution, Ponsonby; carriage with Sanctuary boys ; carriages of clergy ; hearse ; carriage of the domestics ; and the general public. The procession was very large. On arriving at the cemetery the burial service was impressively performed by the Rev. Dr. McDonald, assisted by the clergy. The choir, under the able direction of Miss Shanaghan, executed the various portions of the Mass in an effective manner The H.A.C.B and other societies attended without regalia. The deceased gentleman was a native of Kilkenny, Ireland, and was 35 years of age. He had been connected with the Auckland diocesefor fourteen yearß, and was very much respected.

The Elections.

"We notice that the New Zealand Times places Mr E. J. C. Stevens, of Christchnreh, and Mr. Barmy on the list of "doubtfuls." We have changed the position of Mr. Hursthouse by placing him on the list of ] Centralists. Centralists. Opposition. Christchttbch.. E. Richardson .. ' .. 15 C. J Stevens „ .. tW. S. Moorhonse Dunedin .. .. J. Macandrew „ .. .. B Stout „ .. .. W. J. Larnach Tuaprka ... , .. J. C Brown Auckland West , ..Sir Geo. Grey „ .. .. P. Dignan Nelsoh .. *O. Cnrtls.. ~ .. J. Sharp „ .. Richmond Avon .. .. W. Eolleston Kaiapoi .. C. C. Bowen .. Wellington .• E. Fearce .. G. Hunter CiTEnsHAM .. .. Soaton Nkw Plymocth T.Kelly Egmont .. Major Atkinson.. Heatbcotk • • J- J. Fisher Lyttkltoh -.. *M. Ansley Htjtt .. .. Fltzherbert Invjcbcabgili. .. .. Lumsden Onehtjnoa. .. .. G. M. O'Rorke NitwroN .. .. W. Swanson Gkby & Bell .. Carrington '-iekaldink .. JWakefield (Tlmarn) Dufstas ... .. Pyke Kosi/jn .. .. Burns Tjm Rtr .. Stafford Napier .. McLean ~ .. Busaell. Auckland East .. "W. L. Sees Pakn«:li, .. .. E. G. Wood Akaboi .. .. Montgomery Wairarapa .. J. 0. Andrews .. H Bunny Wnti.isdioN fay . .. Braudon B-.uce ... .. Murray CoLLTNfrwooD .. .. W. Gibbs Hhlwyn .. Ktzroy Wallace "■«••,' .. Joyce Sootheb n Maori District .. .. Taiaroa Waikato E-s i.. "VVhitaker Thames .. .. Sir Oeo. Grey „ .. .. Bowe Eden- .„ .. Tole Ranoitik»i .. Ballance "WaikouoTi .. G. McLean ■ .. U ivk ~ Ormood .. Wangantjt .. Bryce .. Vo^el COLKorDGi: .. Wason .. Quick- stown .. ... Mandera Wfrip -kt .. Dr Henry Waimka .. .. B.igent Moiwrka .. Hurothoiue Matattka .. .. Wood Kast Coast .. Beed Wun .. Cox .. Wait ki .. .. Hiiilop ii .. ...,.......... Bhrimaki Makawattj- .. Johnston :. Totaba .. Tribe Pt. Chalmers .. W Beynolds .. itryjcßTOH .. .. Rodgkinton Taikki .. .. D. Reid Wangabei ~ • ',; Sir li. Donglas Centralists, 33 ... Opposition, 35 t vv ill probably oppose the Ministry on all questions of administration. * Not unlikely to support Sir George Grey. % With the Ministry only on Abolition. Bitterly opposed to Sir Julius Vogel.

Painful Scene,

The body of the man Barker whoia supposed Jo have drowned himself some few days ago, has been lyirjg on the bank of the Wai kato river about two miles below Wata wata for the last two day 3. Reporo says the Alexandra police have been informed,but refuse to take steps in the matter, it being out of their district. Meantime the body is being carefully watched by a faithful little dog supposed to have been the property of deceased.

COMMERCIAL.

At Mr, Greenwood's s»le of poultry, produce, etc., held in the MarKet-house this day. at noon, fowls, &c, were very scarce. Prices realised as follows :—Fowl3, 2s 3d to 2s lid each.: ducks, Is 6d to 2s: turkeys. 5s to 03 3d ; pigeons, li Id to Is fid ; canaries, f>a to 7s Cd; potatoes, £4 to £6 per ton ; onions, fcJ per lh. Mr R. Arthur reports to-day, cheese, fld to 73d; hams, in cloth, 3s Id ; bacon, do., lid to lljd; pota toes, £5 to £6 ; onions, Id; oats, 2s 7d to 2s 9d; bran, 4s 5d to 4s lOd per bag. E&HI Messrs. Cochiane and Son held a sale to-day of household furniture and fiji curiosities, which rea lised good prices.

THE EVB^INq^SfAR "^J^Yi'lAVV'KJcrjLi I8?f



Fifty Beautiful Designs to Choose From. .' . ' . A LARGE SHIPMENT 01" CARPETS JTTST UN PACKED, and now added to the very exten sive stock on view at the City Hall at prices to suit both rich and poor. Tapestry and Brus sell, from 25.9d.t0 7s; very handsome hearth rugs to match. Curtains of every description from 5s lid to 555. Extra Good Value in Sheetings and Quilts just to hand. Holloway and Garlick now supply all kinds of Bedding, Mattresses, Palliasses, and Pillows; good Feather Pillows at 8s 6d. Carpets laid by a skilled hand free of charge. Job Line in Passage Floor Cloth (4s 6d quality, slightly damaged) at 3s. Floor Cloths from 2to 24 feet wide cut and laid down. Pay a visit to Holloway and Garlick's Furnishing Room, City Hall) and nee the cheftpcet hous« ia town.



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WANTED, a Situation to look after children, assist in Housework, or wait on a lady ; good needlewoman and dressmaker. First-class references.—Address, C.J.V., Mr Brown, Grocer, Parnell. WANTED, a well-trained young Kotrinver Dog.—Address, stating price, *c, to Ponto, at this office. ISS ROB BRTS H A W'S Pupils will Re-assemble on WKDNESD A.V, January 2Cth. Fees in advance. The Retreat, Parnell. ANTED to Let, a Shop in New North Road, near the Edeu Terrace Post office.—Apply at lieath'a. • ANTEDTJGot the Newton Pottery, a first-class Tin ower; also, a Burner. —Apply at the Works. ANTE D, Students for Civil, Mechanical, Architectural, and Ship Craw ins:, by a Civil Engineer in practice.—Apply at the office of this paper. ANTED, a General Servant.— Apply Mrs Joseph Moses, Emily Place, opposite St Paul's Cburch. WANTED to Let, one or two rooms in a respectable position, suited for ono or two1 young ladies, ten minutes' walk from -Jueen *treet. Terms moderate —For address apply office of this paper. ANTED, a French Polisher, con- Btant employment for a good workman.— T. and H Cooke. 14S. Queen-strent. ANTKD to Kent or Lease, with purchasing clause, a detached Residence of about G rooms, in a good locality iv the suburbs. — \pply B, car.- Box 70, Post-office WANTED to recover, a White Mackintosh Coat which a Reporter of ihe (■■tar has left behind him on one of bis eais \h' ANTED, a JBoy to carry out * » orders and make himself generally useful.— Apply F. C. Otto, corner of Victoria and Alueit streets ANTED to Sell, a 10-horse Port ablo Engine.—Mr R. C. Greenwood, Market House, WANTED, a Housemaid.—Apply Mrs Leslie, Old House at Rome Hotel. WANTED, a smart Man, one accus tomed to the Clothing Department.—Apply to J. Levy, Queen-street. W~ ANT_D, a Nurse Girl, 14 to 15 years of age.—Apply at this office. ANTED to Let, in 'Victoria street, a Two-story Brick Shop and Dwelling House.—Apply to T. Thompson, Grocer, Victoria street WANTED to Sell, a Freehold Allotment in Cook-ttreet. Price, _30 Terms easy. —W. O'Meara, Union-sireet. WANTED, a re-engagement as Assistant Teacher in a school or as Daily Governses.—Address B, Stab office. ANTED to LET, comfortable apartments at Parnell for ono or two young Men, with partial Board. Terms moderate.—Apply at the Stab office. WANTED, immediately, a Wet- Nurso.—Apply to Mrs T. Leigh White, Carl ton Road. WANTED, an experienced Boot maker, to take charge of a boot shop at the Thames.— Apply to C. Marks, Queen-street. C. DENNES repairs Sewing • Machines upon the premises, cheap and ex peditiously.—Central dewing Machine Dopot, Queen street. ANTED, a thoroug_~~General Servant—Apply to Mrs Castelli, Graf ton I Road, between 12 and 2 o'clock. WANTED, a young Girl about 15 or 16 —Apply at this office. TX7ANTED to Let, two Stores, lately * * eccnpied by Mr A. Buokland.— Apply to H. H. Smith, Durham-street. WANTED to Sell, a Lemonade and Sodawater Machine, on view at Cochrane and Son's, Fort-street. WANTED, a situation by a person ■who thoroughly utiderstands the. manage ment of »heep amd cattle; good colonial experience.— Letters addressed "Shepherd," care of Mr J. M. French, 252, Queen-street, will receive prompt atten tion. WANTED, Wanted, Wanted to Sell (cheap), 12 cases of Dried Apples, 5d $ ft, 31bs for 1b ; about Bcwt. of Jam, 6d per 1b by the jar; Sardines, Cd per tin, 5s Gd per dozen ; large tins, 9s 6d per dozen; 50 dozen Cups and Saucers, only 6d each; 100 dozen Plates, 3s 6d per dozen; Jugs and Basins, 6s per pair ; Toilet Sets,. 14s each; Bell and Black's Plaid Matches, 6a 6d per gross; Tin Matches, Is lOd per dozen; 50 dozen Shirt Studs, from 6d per set, 4s per dozen sets ; 40 boxes of Rimmel's Soap, 2d per cake, 6s per box ; 60 dozen Girls' Straw Hats, lOd each, three for 2s; lot of small Straw Hats, 6d e*chf thirty boxes of Artificial Flowers, 4d, 6d, and 9d each; Is Polls will be sold at 9d; lot of assorted Kibbons cheap; 60 dozen Teapots, from Is 3d each; 60 dozen Wine Glass s, 3s 9<l per dozen; 25 dozen tint Tumblers. 6s 6d per dcz>n, 8d eaoh; 30 dozen common Tumblers, 5d each, 4s per dozen ; Glass Egg Oups, Is 8d per doznn ; 20 dozen Cut Ale Glasses, 10s per dozen; 70 dozen Pearl Buckles for Hats. 4d each, 3s 4d per dozen; 40 dozen Fancy Needle-cases ; 100 good Needles, in a case, is, Is 3d, and Is 6d each ; about 40 dozen of Fletcher's Ink, 3d 6d. Is, and Is 6d per bottle; bottles Copying: Ink, only 1b 9d per quart bottle ; Rcarlet Intt, Od per bottle ; Epsom Salts, 41ba for 1b ; Washing Powders, 6d per dozen, 4 dozen for Is 8d ; Dress Buttons, 4d per dozen; small Linen Cuffs, 6d per dozen pairs; Lttdieß' Paper Collars, Id per dozen, 6d per gross; House Boots, Ss 6d ; Fancy Baskets, Ik 6d to 4a Gd ; lot of Vases, Is 6d and 2s per pair; lot of Home' Boots, large sizes. 3s 6d per pair; lot of Children* Boots (Laceups), 2s 6d 3s. and 3s 6d per pah-; lot of Mniris' Boots (1 anfl 2 sizes), only 2s 6d per pair; Pre served Ginger, only 5s per jur; 20 dozen Tea-testers for trying t>a, 7s p«r d zen ; Basins, 3a 6d and 4s 6d P'-r dozen ; 30 dozen Pudding Bafins, 3s to 12s per dozen; 20 dozen Pjated Watch Guards, 2b 6d to 5b each; lot of Silk and Wax Flowers, under glass shades, from 20s eac*i; 4 superior Pictures (Spring. Summer. Autumn, Winter), price _4; Vegetable Dishes, 3s each, 30s per dozen; Soup Tureens, 12a each; Tin Candlesticks, 9d eaoh, 7n per dozen; Scrubbings, lOd each; cheap Broodies and Earrings, from 2s 6d.per dozen; Copy Books, 10(1 and 1b 6d per dozen; Steel Kings for Keys, 4d per dozen; about 6 dozen Youths' Dress Boots, only 6s 6d per pair; 50 doz*'n Glass Sugar Basins, Is 6d eaoh, ISs per dozen; Ladies' Baffles, from 6d; lot of superior Lustres, from 12s to 25s per pair; Silver Lustre Teapots, from 27s per dozen; Toilet Requisites, 4s fid to 6s 6d, set of three ; Mate Pencils, lOd per box of 100 ; Good Tea; £1 Is per box; Scented Hair Oil, 6d per bottle; 35 dozen Glass Butter Dishes, Is 6d eaoh, 15s per dozen. —Apply to H. Watts, General Dealer, Pitt-street. ANTED, Wanted, Wanted to Sell, 46 doz<m Ladies' Josephine Kid Gloves, 1/6 $ pair, 2 pair for 2/6; 20 pieces of Muslins, only /6 V yard by the 12 yards ; Silver Dress Buttons, /5 doz., 3 dozen for 1/; lot ef small' Hats for children only /6 each ; Cosmetics only /2, 1/6 <$ dozen; 36 boxes of issorted colours of Buche Trimmings /4 and /6 per y»rd; lot of Ladles'Workboxes from 5/each; Child ren's Pocket Handkerchiefs, 15 for 1/.— H. Watts. G- neral Dealer, Pitt-street For One Month !!! English Wall uts, 61b. for 4/6; Tea Trays, 6/ and 9/ per set; Yankee Pipes, 6 pipes, with a stalk. 1 yard long, for 63. WANTED to Let, a House in Sea fleld View.—Apply at Bennett's Drapery Warehouse, 154, Queen-street AN TED, Subscribers to Magazines to know that they can have the numbers Handsomely Bound, at a trifling cost. Muslo and other Binding do_« in best styIe.—WILLIAM LETS, Machine Ruler wad Account-Book Mj_anf*oturer, next door te tb« 9txm_t« B*** ©»«»» "WjwUwa •mtti . ' , I . , " .'



WANTED, tbe General PuHic to know that J. Alwing^r Tailor (late from France and Germany), baa oommeuced business in his new premises, No. 3S, Victoria-street, »her 6he hopes to Kueet with such support as his knowledgo and attention to business, and civility to his customers shad command. Gentlemen's a><d Bo* a' Suite made to order. Repairs, dyeing, and cleaning, in all its branches, executed at _w bhortcst notice. \\f A ~~N T E D, Intending Purchasers of Riding Saddles and Bridlep, &c, to inspect my 50s. SaddJe, aud 6s. 6J. Bridle; by far the best value in Auckland. All other goods proportionately cheap. Save (he itup r'er's profit, by buying1 direct from W. S. Jones, Wholesale and Retail Saddler, Importer and Manu facturer, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN, that D. Goldtk Is prepared to supply? all kinds of Timber and other Building materials, including Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, Roass Blocks, Posts, Rail*, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron- Bark and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, j&c., &c, at tbe lowest market price, at his Yard , Custom-hotu» slreel. WANTED, 500 tons of Old Brass, Copper, Iron, Zinc, Pewter, Lead, Meats' Metal, Waste Paper, Canvas, Bagging, Rope, and Ra<s ; also, Bottle*, Cast-off Clothing, *c" at BAI'TYE * CO.'S London Marine Store' Quid's Buildings, Elliott-street, Auckland.—S. Moss, Manager WANTED KNOWN that J. MORRISON is prepared to execute all kinds of ASPHALTING at reasonable prices.— Address Newton Road. ANTED KNOWN, AIiEX. JAS. BROWN, Working Mans Abchitect, is preparing: designs and working- draw ings lor Villa Residences, Farm-bouses, Cottages, &c, &c, at a low nominal charge, for the advantage of small capitalists. Estimated quantities and cost of work supplied free.—Private residence, Union-street, Auckland. NOTICE.-- 1 will not be responsible for any debts contracted in my name. FRANCIS MoNAMA-RA. WANTED KNOWN, that John Taylor is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber, Pusts, Rails, Palings, Shingles, Honne Blocks, Doors, Sashes, Mouldings, &«., at the lowest possible prices, at Yard, Breakwater Road.' All. oi-d^rs atunied to with despatch. ON SALE BY KUMMBft & 00., Ex 'Ka'thfl.'from Lyttelton: 16 tierces Best Corned Beef 2 casts Hams and Bacon Fiom Chatham Island. TEffi Misses Craig's Pupils will resume their Studies on Monday, Febraary 24. —Graham-street, January 14, 187 C LOttT, a Black Timor Stallion.— Any person returning the same to Mr. S. Mo rin. Retnucra will b? rewarded. LpOUND, at Ellerslie, in the begin- JO ning of the month, a Bone Purse containing ring and some silver.—Owner please call at the oftico. ~ If OR WA2SGAREI. «»__£ FANNY KELLY Wi'l sail TO-MORROW (-atnrday). For freight or passage apply 10 „,„„„_ M. NICCOu, Agent. January 14 1870. «. -v~ ri^HEss. 'HAUBAKI' _SBCC^^. J_ will leave the Quaen-etreet Wharf at 12.30 p.ni TO-NIOHT, for V_s_hsßihH^ the purpose of conveying to the Thanio* the persons who attended the Funeral of the late wifo of the R^v. J. Hill. A UCKLAND & MERCER RAILWAY. TIME TABLE. WEEK DAYS.—Dows Ta_wa. I 3 5 7 9 II 13 IB a. m a.m. a.m a.m. p.m p.m p.m p.m Auckland, (I. .. 7.15 9.3511.452.30330515 .. Nowmarket. .. 7.2 C 9451155 340 3.41 525 .. Remnera .. .. 7.32 9.5112 1 2.463 475.31 .. Elierslie .. .. 739 9.5812.8 3.633 545.38 .. Pen.Jet.d. 7.45 f7.44 3.695.436.18 Onehunga 7.54 .. 10.1212.20 3.8 .. 5.51 fi.27 *Otahuhu " .. 7.1)7 4.12 Papatoitoi .. .. 8.8 4.2S *Manurewa.. .. 8.24 .. .. ■.. 4.39 Papakura .. .. 8.40 455 "Hunua .. .. 8.47 5.2 _^ (a 8.53 6.7 Drury .i| d .. 90 5.15 Pukekohe .. .. ».38 6.48 *B*ckland. .. 9.42 .. .. .. 5.67 *Tuakau .. .. 954 6.11 *Pokeno .. .. 10.16 6.31 Mercer.a 10.27 .. .. •• 0-4» " ■ -q v xbatns. ~2 4~6 8 10 12 14 16~ a.m. a.m a.m. a.m. pnip.m. p.m. p.m. Mercer, d 7.17 3.30 .. *Pok<mo 7.30 3.48 .. •Tuakau 7.54 4.7 .. Auckland. .. .. 8.6 *18 •• Pukekohe 813 *-M •• _ <a 8.45 4.68 .. Drury.. | d .. .. B>s2 6 . 7 .. *Hunua 8.68 8.13 .. Papakura.. .. .. 9.6 5.30 .. *Manurewa. .. .. 9-21 5.36 .. Papatoitoi 9.3S 6.63 .. •Otahuhu 9.49 6.4 .. Onelninga.d 7.34 8.30 .. 10.40115 *60 .. 6.8 Pn Junß a t 7.42 8.30 t10.2 10 491.24 tß.«fl t6.17 «6.16 Ellerslie .. 8.4310.6 10.531.28 4.S «21 Remuera ..' .. 8.6210.1« 11.2 1.87 4.12 6.31 Newmarket .. 8.6610 2011.6 141 4.16 6.85 Auckland a...9 6 10 8011.16161 4.20 6.46 J Change for Mercer and intermediate Stations. t Change for Onehunga. Q Change for Anokland. ' SUNDAYS.—Doww THAINg. 13 5 a.m. p.m. p.m. Auckland, dep. .. .. »25 2.30 4.45 Newmarket ?. .. I ».S5 2.40 4.65 Remuera •• 9AI 2.46 6.1 EUerslie - •• •• 9« 2.53 5.8 Penrose Junction, depi .. 9.62 2.67 5.12 Onehunga, ar. .. .. 10.0 8.5 6.20 Otahuhu Papatoitoi Up Tbaiwb. I ___ ____ _ - a.m. p.m. p.m. Onehunga, dep. .. ■■• 10.16 3.80 6-30 Penrose Junction, arr. .. 10.24 8.38 6.88 EllersUe 10-28 8.43 6.42 Remuera 10.87 B.SI 6.51 Newmarket .. •■ 10« *-66 »•" Auckland, arr. .. •• 10.61 *•» 6-5 Note.— Trains etop at Stations marked • by signal only Passengers wishing to alight muit give notice to the Guard at tht previous station. . Passengtrs are requested not to enter or leave the cars while in motion. Season and School Tiokdts issued to and from all stations, a* very low rates. Apply to the Manager. To ensure dispatch, Parcels should be booked ten minutes before the starting of the train. FRANK B. PASSMOiiE. Superintending Engineer for Constructed Railways Publio Works, Ist December, 1875. «tjile;ctricity is fk. 1 PD_VERM_CHFR'S IMPROVED **ATKNT, SELF-APPLIO'ABLtC _L_OrBIO CEATN BAN. OH, BELTS, A>D BAT'EKIKS, »o simple that anyone csn we th«m ; wonderful in results, and yet »o gentlt in action lhat they may be applied to mere infants. Pamphlets giving full particulars, and detailed Price Lists. <an ba had on application, or will be forwarded by uost. May be had of all Chemist*. baibdTco., SOLE AG-STS TOR HEW ZBALAKD.' j . mO GLAZIERS AND OTHERS. ! 200 boxes WINDOW GLABS, ex, 'Ocean Mail 2x 9, 14 x 10, 16 x 12, 20 x 14. Only 60 feet in case; very handy for the country. Coloured, Stained, and Enamelled Glass in great variety. For priceß, which are low, apply BAIRD & COMPANY, QU_fi£f-BXR__T. NlTifiD NEW ZEALAJND MEN-SERVANTS' ASSOCIATION. The Quarterly General Meeting will be- held at the British Hotel, on TtfKSDAY EVENING, the 18th instant. «t 8.16 o'clock. • JivnTft%M— Election of Offlctn for «Molnra«Mitff M 4 to WfllWt tfftrt 0f iMt VUtttWl kMUMIfMI,



"pilllTCE OF WALES TtTEATRE , R. J. DeLias .^ "Lessee. Tl/T ONDTyTTaN UAR V 17, 1876. OPENING NIGHT I /^HAtiLES W ETUHTLEIGH In Boncicault's Great Drama, 'TBE iSHAUGtmAUMI! THE SHAUGHHAUN !!! IS THE FA SHI O N A bTE FURORE IN BOrH HEMISPHERES. Box Plan now open at Upton's. Secure yonr seats. p I T V HALL, LAST TWO NIGHTS OF E. I>. DAVIES! MAN-FISH ! BROTHERS DU VILLE! MR. AND MRS. EMPSON! Popular Prices—First, 3s; Second, 2s; Third, Is. SATURDAY—LAST NIGHT! Stabtling Programme ! . THE EGG FEAT, BY THE MAN-FISH I Prohibited in the United States by the law, at the instigation of the Medical Profession. Also, a grand contest Between NATATOR AND F. H. LEWISSON, Esq., In the Mammoth Aquarium. YfiflLSON'S PALACE CIRCUS. a? "*$ THIS GREAT COMPANY OF STAR ARTISTS, AND TUB FINEST STUD OF TRAINED HORSES, WILL PERFORM ON MABKET SQUARE FOR A FEW NIGHTS LONGER!!! The Pavilion is fitted up in a substantial manner, and with an eye to the comfort of all visitors. The Manager, Mr John ViUon, depends entirely on the merits of his Company for the Patronage of the Public. TOMORROW (SATURDAY), JAN. 15, There will be a Grand Mid -day Performance, AT 3 O'CLOCK, For the accommodation of Children and Families residing at a distance, Prides of Admission : Reserved Chairs, 6s; Family Circle, 3s; Pitt, 2s; Children, half-price. THNTERTAINMENTinthe Hall of Ti Young Men's Christian Association on FRI DAY EVENING next, 14th inßtant, Proceeds to buy 3Sfew Books for the Library. Ist Part—Dissolving Views of some beautiful Irish Scenery, by Mr. Dennes. Pianist, Mr. Butsohkow. 2nd Part—Piano Solo, " Kathleen Mavourneen," Mr Butschkow; Song, "The Dear Little Shamrock," Mrs Homer; Pantasia (Hungarian), Madame Moller; SoHg, "My "Village Home," Mr Brinsden; Song-, "What shall I 1 sing to thee," Miss A. Moller; Piano Solo (Corta Diva), Mr Butschkow ; Soncr, " Sweet Singings Birds,* with variations, Mr Chapman ; Solo (Piano). Madame Moller; Song, "The Mountebank," Mr Harding; God Save the Queen. Admission, Is each; to com mence at 8 o'clock sharp. T^O be Disposed of, a large private Ladies School in Auckland.—Apply at the office of this paper. ■__fr_h ftP-EOIAL NOTICE. The i.i. '■■^■^ MINNIE CASEY Will leave Warkworth on SUNDAY, the 16th, at 10 a.m., instead of Monday, the 17th. J. CASEY. 12th January, 1876. jtj AND C. MILNE ARE NOW OPENING HP THEIR NEW SPKING DEAPERY, MILLINEEY, &c, Comprising all the Newest Styles and Make* n— Ladles', Girls', and Maids' Costumes Black and Coloured Silks Tussore, Japanese, and Mikado Silk The new Silk Grisaille Plain and Figured Lustre Lustrines, Balemos Silk Warp Lustres CbaUis, Urasselmes Fancy Dress Materials of every dcs ion. n upeotion 1b invited of our COLOURED IPED GRENADINE, at \\<L. per yard, 0 U R N I N G. Black French Merino from 2/8. „ Cape Cloth from 1/6. , „ Coburg, Paramatta, Barathea, Sta. „ Watered Prints „ Crupe from 3/. *T OUR PARIS MTL TINERY -_* Ii just to hand, together with an immense Stock of Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers, Ladies', Girls', ISoj-b', and Men' Straw Hats, Head-dresses, Dress Caps, Ornaments, Scarfs, Bows, Collars and Cuffs, Capes, Mantlettes, Fichus. Culrasse, andTabliers &a, &c. A Large Varietf DRESS AND MANTLE TRIMMINGS GENTLEMEN'S AND BOYS' MERCERY Of all kinds. A large Book of MANCHESTER GOODS WEDDING AN D MOURNING ORDERS promptly Executed. M. & C. MILNE OHEAPSIDE HOUSE, 332 & 224, Queen-street. O LET, the Shop occupied by -Mr. T. Burnett, Pork Butcher, opposite the Thlatto Hot«i;-7Appljr to X. Burnett, fork BntdMF, tat_t city uM).



HPHE ERANKLYN ELECTION. . The Adjourned Special Meeting of the Central Committee to promote the Election of MESSRS. HAMLI.V A>D LrSTC, as Members for Frankljn, will be held at the Temper ance Hall, Albert-street, THIS (Friday) EVEJSING, at half-past 7 o'clock. The Candidates' friends are specially invited to be present. JOHN KING, Secretary to the Central and Exeoutive Committee. ANNUAL CONTRACTS FOR CARTING, fto., ON GREAT SOUTH ROAD. Superintendent's Office, Auckland, 13th January, 1876. Tenders will be received at this office until noon of MO NDAY, the 31st January, from persons willing to Contract to Deliver Scoria Ash and Road Metal on the Great South Road, as follows:— '_ No. I—Carting scoria ash from Mount Smart to between sth mile-post and Ann's Bridge. No. 2-Carting scoria ash from Otahuhu mountain to between Ann's Bridge and 10th mile-post. No. Z— Carting scoria ash from Otahuhu mountain to between 12th and 13th mile-posts. No. 4—Carting scoria ash from Donovan's moun tain to between 13th and 15th mile-posts. ' No. 5-Quarrying, Breaking, and Carting 2-inch Koad Metal to between the foot of Pokeno Hill and the Wharf at Mercer. No 6—Quarrying, Breaking, fand Carting 2-inch t Boad Metal to between the Royal Oak Hotel and the Wharf at Onehunga. Specifications may be seen, and forms of tender obtained, at the Public Works Office, Shortland street. Tenders to be endorsed " Tender for Carting, Great South Road, Ho. " (as tho case may be). READEB WOOD, Provincial Secretary. ■noARD OP EDUCATION. Meetings will be held THIS EVENING, to elect School Committee for 1876, a» follows :— Axtckiaks East—At the Mechanics' Institute, at 7.30 p.m Atjckimnd Wkst, No I—At the School, Union street, at 7.30 p m. Auckland Wfst No. 2—At the School. Hepburn- Street, at 7.30 pm. FKEDERICK J. MOSS, Secretary. I G H SCHOOL, STttH^DS-STRFET. Conducted by Mrs. Shay^e Geobge. This Institution, devo»ed to the thorough Educa tion of Girls, and to the Prppatato/y Training of Boys will re-open after the Christmas vacation on TUEHDAY, the 25th instant. The healihy and central position of the High Sohoil; the large, loft>, and v/fll-ventilated class roomß, which are fitted with every requisite for the most improved and successful meihods of instruction, under duly qualified Teachers and Professors; the spacious Plaj-nround •wh'ch possesses a croquet lawn, swinge, and a trapi ze, form advantages which it is belit-ved are no where else available lor Femnle Education in Auckland. Ihe Fees, payable quarterly in advance, rangp from one to five guineas, according to age at,d departments entered. Two Pupil Teaci ers required. MRS LEWIS'S Seminary for Young Ladies Epsom House. Onehuoga Road, School Duties -will be resumed Monday, 24th. inst . TO LET, the Business Premises in the occupation of Mr. Asher, Queen-street— Apply on the premises. - FOR SALE, at Ellerslie, a really good ~nd well-built new House, of 9 rooms, with every convenience for a family, together with large garden well laid out and planted with fruit and ornamental trees, only three minutes' walk from the Railway Station, and fronting on to the main road. Apply to JOHN SOPPET, No. 8, Queen-street. OR SALE, at Pakiri, near Omaha, 83 acres of Land, with large quantity of good Kauri and Totara upon it, being lots 37 and 38, with Creek frontage. Apply to JOHN SOPPETT, No 8, Queen-street. \ UCKLAND & MERCER, RAILWAY. SHEEP FAIR. Orders for Wagons must be given at least three clear days beforehand. The wagons will be left the evening previous, and must be loaded in time for Special Sheep Train, which will leave Mercer on the morning of the Fair at 6 a.m.; Drury. 7.30 a.m. Men in charge of sheep can travel by this Train; fares as usual. By order, A. V. MACDONALD, General Manager. UCKLAND MODEL TRAINING SCHOOL. In Union with the Society op Akt3, London. CHORAL HALL, SYMONDS-STREET. The next Quarter will Commence on MONDAY, 24th January.. Full particulars may be obtained on application at the (school, on andafcer Monday. »hel7<h i"» ant JOsIaH MARTfN, Bead Matter. A UCKLAND COLLEGE AND GRAMl- jf\_ MaK S HOOL. (Affiliated to the University of >ew Zealand). The First Quarter will commence on WEDNES DAY, 2nd February. ' FARQUHAR MACKATC, Head Master. TTfAITEMATA , ELECTORATE PUBLIC MEETING. A Public Meeting of the Electors, Friends, and Supporters of DR LEE will be held at theDevonport Hall, North Shore, on PKIDaY EVENING, the 14th Instant, at 8 o'clock. "DOAED OF EDUCATION. WANTED, a Teacher for Woodsida School —Apply before the 20th, to Mr Rycroft, Chairman School Committee, Wood' ide, South Rn&d. FREDERICK J. MOSS, Secretary. T>OARD OF ED IT CATION. Meeticffg to elect School Committees for 1876, wil be held as follows :— DEVONPORT—At the School on Monday, 17th, at half-past seren. MOUNT ALBERT—At the School on Tuesday, 18th, at 7 p.m. WOODSlDE—Adjourned Meeting at the School, an d Monday, 17th, at half-past 7 p.m. ""■■* PHEtJERICK J. MOSS,



I" 6" o, ~o~b o' BOLLS OF PAPERHANGIKGS. w. phillFpps and son 95 AND 97, QUKEN-STEEET, Have Just Opened, ex lac arrivals, SO Packages New Patterns of PAPEKHU' GI VGS, And to make room for Shipment!) to arrive pr-r ■ Canmt'c' .-nd ' Glenlora,' offer special inducements to purchasers. Ch>ap Hessian and Scrim G>t M v d'ru's, a iaree assortment nfw designs .Artists' Colours in oil and water; Canvas, Paper, Mounts, and Sundries Engravings, Oleosjraphs, Photographs, and Scraps Balance of stock of Chromo Lithographs, below Publisher's price. Silvered Plate Glass, from 136 x 72 Polished and Rough Plate, Sheet, Ornamental, and Photographic Glass . GLASS SHADES, Paints, Oils, Colours, Varnishes Brushes, Patent Silicate, Oxide of Iron Anticorrosive and Nelson Hematite Paint, and all kinds of Painters' and Decorators' Sundries Portland Cement. t&~ Wholesale and Retail, W. PHILLIPPS k SON, 95 & 07, Queen-street. THO BUSINESS MEN. THE BEST LUNCH IN TOWN Is to bo had at THE STAR HOTEL, ALBERT-STREET. On the t»ble every day at one o'clock punctually. P. GOB, M A MT, PROPRIETOR. TfJDTJCATION. Mrs. JOHN MASON, having Removed from Mount Albert and taken the house in Jermyn-street, lately in the occupation of Judge Fenton, is prepared to impart instruction in all its branches as heretofore. , The Quarter ■will commence on the Ist February. Terms on application, T OST, on Thursday, 6th instant, be- JLJ tween Mr R Taylor's and St. John's College, one Cornelian Pendant and Guinea Piece.—Anyone returning the same to Mr JR. E. Isaacs, Tort-street, wi 1 be rewarded. FOfl Immediate Sale, in consequence of the owner going to America, 6 miles from town, on a good mettaled road, free from tollß, a Compact Little Homestead of 23>£ acres of rich alluvial soil, divided into 6 paddocks, in grass and crop, together with 5-roomed Verandah Cottage, Cow-house, Stable, Cart-shed, Tool-house, Fowl house, &c &c. Also, the Furniture, Stock, and Orop, consisting of a well got stack of about 8 tons of Oaten Hay, 3£ an acre of Potatoes, % an aore of M»ngolds. Orchard and Garden, 1% acres, contain ing nbout 200 choice fruit trees, &c, &c. Spring car£ and dr.ty, 2 sets of harness, ploughing gear, plough, chaff-cutter, tools, good working horse, cow. 2 beiferß, dairy utensils. &c,'&c. Price for the lot, £500. R C. GREEftWOOb, Land and Commission A ent. Market House. MATRIMONY.— A Young Man, a good tradesman, would like to correspond with a Fair Young Lady, about 19, with a view to the above, Cart?-de-Visites exchanged and the stiictest secrecy may be re'ied upon.— Address S. Batehelder, Cambridge Post-office, Waikato. 1 FOR SALE72BO acres 2 roods, being allotments No. 7, 8. and 9, Manngatawbiri ' Valley, better known as Paparatta, npposi'e Mr Dongsl's o d mill, about six mil, s from Pekeno Rail way station. Very Rich Land; good feed. Price, £1000 ; term« e«ai —Apply Air S Vickerg, Inamance Bu Idingg, Auckland. IyEWMARKET PUBLIC HALL". Owing to unforseen circumstances the Opening Con cert in connection with the aoove Kail is unavoidably P i >BtPO.«ED. Further particulars in a future issue. By order of the Committee. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19. RE THE ESTATE OF G. W. FRIEND. E. & H. ISAACS HAVE received instructions from the Official Assignee, to sell by auction on the "remises opposite 'he Union Ba»k Queen-street, on Wednesday next, January 19,1876, at 11 o'clock, - The Stock-in-Trade of the above Estate (to the nighest bidder), consisting of the usual assortment of a Clothier and Outfitter, viz:— Men's and Boys' Shirt Collars Ditto Printed Mole Trousers Ditto lweed, Buck, and Doe3kin ditto Men's Bedford Cord ditto « Boys-, Youths', and Men's Tweed Trousers and Vests ' Ditto Nelson Tweed ditto Ditto Black Doe ditto Ditto Blue Serge ditto Ditto Drill and Holland ditto Men's, Boys', and Youths' Tweed and Paget Coat Ditto Blue Paget Ditto Crimean, Flax, and Scotch Twill Shirts General Assortment of Hosiery Sundries—Wool Scarves, Gents' White Shirts, Waterproof Coats, Digger*' Sashes, Braces, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Tall Hats, a large variety of Felt ditto, including all the modern makes, *c, &c. At One o'clock.—TTnexpired Term of Lease, Fix tares, Gas Fittings, Verandah, Lamp, &c. The whole for Absolute Sale, without ths slightest reserve. Note.—The Auctioneers are instructed to announce that the whole of the Stock will be offered in one lot; should a satisfactory offer be made it will be qnitted; if not, the S»le will proceed in due course. Terms for the whole parcel will be announced at auction. .^ THURSDAY, JANUARY 13. At Two o'Clock. THAT FAST SAILING YACHT, •MORNING STAR.' THE .subscribers will sell on the Queen-Bireet Wharf, near the Watermen's Steps, on Thursday next, 13th instant, at 2 o'clock, The well-known Yacht MORNING STAR. This boat carries nearly 12 tons, or 50,000 shingles; is well found, and has Just lately been overhauled. ' SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON. Auctioneers. TUE SDAY, JANUARY 18.- At 11 o'Clock, CONSIGNMENT o* AMERICAN CHAIRS. GEO. W. BINNEY, 17 A VOTJRED with instructions from •* the importer will sell by public auction, at th» Cnrn FxchaogA, at 11 o'clock sharp, on Tuesday, the 18ih in»t»nt, -i a( \ CASE 3 CHAISB, ex Mikado, in lots to J-ov Butt the trwie. The auctioneer would especially c*ll the attention of the ir.de hn»el leeperg, patties'furnishing, and others to thii Unreserved S*le of really first-class >rtcl>>». '• he goods were selected in an Aneu.'an m nof*ct:-ry. tolelv for this market, by an undoubted judge «fur requirements, and ihe lime of t).e maker/" Hal* am> Co ." is » guarantee i.f none tut a fl'StcUss article re'ntr effered The Hsnrti> ent nnnsMs "t ' Windsor Washington Bei.t JBsr. Ladies' D nine, Ruinriie Giec'an, Astor, York, >n«iisb, bock ing. Ch'idren's Table, t-otrnr Office. Dak cpri.-^ ■ a.h as Library, V arse, Extension Arm Rustic and Moulded * Virus in tvey r^rioty and pattern; 3 do*. Cradles, 1 dozen Washf.t»ndg. ALSO, 2 Bed-room Suites. Terms liberal at sale. THURSDAY, JANUARY 13. PERFUMEBY, ESSENCES, POMADES, ETC., FROM THE CELEBRATED HOUSE OF PRICE AND CO. (LATE PRICE AND GOSNELL), HATTON GARDEN, LONDON. B. & H. ISAACS HAVE much pleasure in announcing that they »re Instructed to submit by public auction, at their rooms, Fort-street, on Thursday next 13th January, at 11 o'clook, q CA.BKS of the following well-taown GOODS, con* •7 stating of—Marrow Oil, Philioome, Coreetique, Bear's Giease, Circassian Cream. Hair Oil, Pastilles. Golden Cream ; Fancy Glass Boxei containing Perfum ery. Honey Soap, Toeth Paste and Powder, Naval and Military Shaving Soap, Limsjuice and Glycerine, Glove Cleaner, Borawater, Fancy Soap, Toilet Vinegar, Jockey Club, Bondeletia, Frangipani, Cold Cream, Also, a large variety of Novelties In the above Use. The Auctioneer specially invites tbe Trafle's sttea* Horn to|this «»le. v the|fwholo arc t8 biDgW Wittwut the Pi BtotMHmem, "™-