outer office. When he oame out he took ? him into the guardroom and searched him. | Noticed that he had not got the "candle. _Asked him what he had done with it. The prisoner answered that he had put itjjaway.' Went ami searched the outer office and'found the candle under a stool with a newspaper over it. Witness asked him what he did that for, and. he answered he did not wane him to sne it. Witnesa brought prisoner and Finn together and took them up to the place ia Weliesley-streofc, above Crowther's stables, where Finn showed him the place where Miller fetched the clothes from Thn prisoner did not deny it. On the 19'h eximined the window at Messrs. Tonks Co., and saw a speck of blood on a small piece of glaBS left in the frame. On examiu ing the prisoner's trousers, he found a fresh hole cut in one of the legs. On the corres ponding portion of prisoner's thigh, he found a large cut, about four inches lonj% just such a one as would he produced by a spike of glass. A man of prisoner's siza could get through the pane. He bad known him get through quite as 3mall a space before. F.y the prisoner : When he saw the wound in prisoner's leg, prisoner told him that it was caused by a bramble in the Domain. TVhen introduced to Mr Ij'inn, prisoner said he knew him.

The evidence was read over, and the prisoner, who persisted in not having seen Finn before Detective Jeffries brought him to him, was fully committed for trial.

Ab the conclusion of the business, Mrs Williams with her three children catne into Court and asked what could bo done for her, as she was peifeotly destitute.

Bis Worship relieved the poor woman out of his own pocket, aDd put her in the way of obtaining her things from the bush.

DISTRICT COURT.—This Day.

(Before His Honor Judge Fenton). - ANDRUW FABGIE V. BAUNETT AND LEVr. Claim, £100.

Mr Rees for plaintiff, and Mr Meyer for defendant.

This was a c'aim for work done, the particulars of which appeared last Court day, ond in which judgment was given for defendants.

Mr Eees gave notice that he should make an application in this case for a new trial, according to rule which required twelve days nonce from tbe last hearing of the case. His plea for a new trial was on the ground that the case had been misjudged and a wrong judgment; given, as plaintiff had been allowed to spend his money on the building, and defendants knowing this, had not stopped progress which they were now reaping the benefit of ; he thought it was but right sherefora that plaintiff should receive what was fair and just.

The application was granted, costs of the former bearing £G 10s. Gi.

WALTER J. niLL V. CLEMENT WITHEFORD. Claim £2S 7s.

This was a claim for bill of costs heard on last court day.

Mr. Bennett for plaintifl, and Mr. Laish ley for defendant. Judgment for plaintiff, costs £6 ss. ISAACS AND ANOTHER V. UNDERBILL.

In this case, Mr Meyer, for plaintiffs, informed the Court that this case had been remitted from the Supreme Court to the District Court for hearing, and if his Honor ■would appoint a day, he would give notice to defendant's solicitor.

Set down for hearing on next Court day.

W. P. HOFFMANN V. W. W. TAYLOR,

This was a claim for hire of two harmon iums by defendant, in which'Mr Hesketh, for defendant, stated that he had confessed judgment for £40, bo that possibly the case might be mutually arranged between the parties by next Court day. THOMiiS TARKS V. JOHN B. YOUNG. Claim £50. Mr H ees for plaintiff. Mr Hesketh for defendant. This was a claim for breach of agreement on defendant, who was a sea-captain. Mr Hesketh stated that Captain was still at sea, and would be home within the next three months. Adjourned accordingly.

RICHARD J. DE LIAS V. HOLMES BROS,

Mr Hesketh for plaintiff.

Mr Kees for defendant,

This was a claim for damages which by mutual consent was allowed to go to arbitra tion, the amount to be given in on next court day.

JAMES BEATT7 V. ELTZ 4. MORROW, executrix under the will of the late Hugh. Mor row.

Mr. Eeeß for plaintiff,

Mr. Hughes for defendant. This was a claim for a promissory note and interest thereon, amounting to LB6 12a 3d.

It appears that Mr. Beathy had lent several sums of money to the late Mr. Morrow during his lifetime, and Mr Hughes, as one of the executors stated the executors had adminis tered to all the effects of the deceased, and that there were no assets now in the hands of the administrators.

Stephen Edward Hughes, solicitor, de posed that the plaintiff had called upon him as one of the creditors of the estate to know if any more money had been remitted. One dividend was paid to plaintiff; no other money had come in ; Mr. Morrow's brother had been applied to but had declined to have anything to do with his deceased brother's business. Mrs. Morrow was in receipt of £40 per annum from certain lands of which he held a lease, but that annuity does not arise out of the will of deceased. There would be a large sum of money, £4000, coming to the family at some future period, but which was not attainable until the death of a gentleman in the old country. This would be ample to cover every liability ; he had interested himself in the estate and no money could, have come into the hands of the executrix without his knowledge. There might be claims upon Mr Morrow in Ireland for all he knew.

Mr Reea said he did not think it necessary to pufc Mrs Morrow into the box after the statement of Mr Hughes, who was well acquainted with the affairs of the family. Mr Hughes said that.Beatty knew all the circumstances of the case, and yet had put Mrs Morrow to the inconvience of attending at court.

Mr. Rees said that Mrs Morrow had not replied to his letter, otherwise he would not have brought the case forward. Judgtrenb for plaintiff for the full amount to be paid out ot the probable assets of the testator, costs £7 6s 6d.

This was all the business.

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS.

WILSON'S CIKCUS.

The afternoon and evening performances at the popular circus were witnessed by many hundreds of persons, y. ung and old, on Saturday last -with the usual satisfaction. -The matinee was attended mostly by juveniles, conspicuous among whom were the children of 8t * ary's Orphanage uuder the gtUdanco of the Rev Father "Walter Mactionald, the children's friend, and the little ones evinced pleasure on teeing the pretty - animals and their wonderful riders fly round the circus; while the neat and hpalthiul appearance of the children themselves were the theme of general commendation. We have so frequently had cccasiODS of referring to the exce'tency of the performance of Wilson's circus and as the people are by this tim« well acquainted with its general featu'es anything like a. repetition of statement is unnecessary We notice that, p .rtly by general request and partly in com pliment to Mr ( mar Klngsley a grand extra night will be given thi* evening, when a double programme will be presented, and all the resources ol the circus brought into requisition to make tue parting scenes worthy the reputation of the company. Besides the ladies and acrobats, Mr Kingsley will appear in a splendid act of equestrianism as the original Ella Zoyara. PKINCK OP WALES THEA.TKE. The success of the Shaughraun at the Prince of Wales Theatre continues unabated, indeed so suc cessful lias it been in all points that the managers have resolved upon repeaiiug it ta-nfght in all its In tegrity. Tbe acting of Mr Whea-tleigh as Conn, Miss Cany George as beautiful Claire, Mr Lawrence as the gallant English' Captain, Mr Thornton as Robert, Mr Collier as Cuff, Mr Searle as Father Dorian, and Mr Tom Burton MlKtnchcla,aJttc4BUE9 to XCBfl.eC tk.9

Bhanfl!>raun a l?yely tmcceu*. The caste Is unique, and each performer is well ncquiupfed with his or her task. * repetition i» always of an vantage to the player '•eiRU'-p it enables Mm to bee.-me more perfect" in his st.ndifi and rsMs*3 natural y towards the per ffCtion of the drama under presentation. E»ch per'omi>r in the i.'h«iighraun seems eminently fitted for his place, ant any s>\ ft or change of position wrulrt be imrrfdiately ssen by the obser ver Vtp PearTe TVTfcsPR Nye and Buschc, nn«l the nth ov ladies were nil enori in ih«ir se^e-al positrons. '>= Ke»rV as Mrs OK ellf, was 'ull of m old worn ffiirs »nd fanflfs Tho.™ who have not seen "Bh»u -shi-Run," * nd *he pe^niim Irish rerrespntation of Mr V'liPAflcfgh, w;ll di wel' to tate an early opportunity of doirg f.n before the original "Shaogh'aun" refsre< in favor of tho rew candidate—the "tottery of Life."

Tim Btftmbers of t!ie Opers-tive Painter's Trade I/"pinn t;:11 bold a mefittDg to-moi-r^w (Tuesday) f venin- in The YMCA rooroß, at Il.ilf-pa.7t seven, for tho purrjose o' el' ctinsr < fficers and other bii3iness in connection with the society.

Mr Joseph B'own will )e-coinmer;co his sirginsf class at the usual placi: this evening as per advertise in on t.

A I?oval Arch Chap*?r Meeting of the "EnDisMllen I/vyal Orange 1 od.ee. No 8, wi;i be held to-morrow evening in the \Velleßlej'-street lodge-room at sevrn o'clock.

The inpmberFof th« Auckland Peottish Volunteers, Tinder command of Captain Afowbray, -vvill mept to-morrow (Tuesday) cvrnirig, at the nevy Dim-sncrt for inonih'y insnpctioh.

The members of thb New Zealand Men Servants' Association \ei!i hold » qunrtflriy meeting Hll3 even ing at a quarter past eight o'clock for the purnose of elerJirsr officers, and receivirjr the quarterly report. Mr Dennes. who has done much hy his popular entertainments towirds diffusing cheerfulnps* amone c'tizens, will pive his promi^en grand lime !i?ht en tprtui ment thin evening in the Lome-street Uall, including amonsrst othpr3 views of thn more cele brated scenes in .Ireland, illustrated by song and ptorr ; flip, dpseriptivo lectnrp Vy Mr Deunes, and tlin music by Mr T/ambprt and Mr an 1 Mrs Hemns. Mr Pavifs. who gave so much p'eamre lo hs citizen? of 'upland by his eiCPH^nt entertainment in t'"e Ci!yH--11, -will aprear with his talented com pany 1 hi* evening In th« Choral Hall. OnehuTifrn. The fenturo on lord Mn.canlay will be delivered his c-veninp in tho church of the Triite-i Free Metho- AteU junction of Pitt and Vi'o nt~£treets by Eev J. White.

DESTITUTION AT THE THAMES.

A thousand persons are reported to have attended the meeting of unemployed, at tbe Thames on Saturday nieht, and great indig nation was expressed at the action of the General Government in offering only £1000 for public works at ,°nch a critical period. Sir Georpe Grey, Mr William liowe and the Mayor were appointed a deputation to urge upon the Government the necessity for spending at least £12,000 in works on the Thames during the next"few months. One of the resolutions proposed but withdrawn on the represtillation that it would be calcu lated to wonkon the cause was as follows : — " Thai; in the opinion of this meeting the Government are wilfully blind to the necessity of public works on this field, and to the distress existing amongst the unemployed miners and others at the Thames and as the goldfield revenue of the Thames had been unjustly directed to other uses than goldfielda expenditure, this meeting in the strongest possible terms condemn the fiction of Dr. Pollen in depriving the field of its just right.?. That to meet the dfficierccy in the public funds, and in proof of the fact tbit Government have no money to spend on public works, ihip meeting is of opinion that the salaries of all Government servants, civil and others, whoFe pay amounts to £150 per annum and upwards, should be cut down one-half, and that Dr Pollen be re quested to introduce a bill for the purpose, and. commencing with himßelf, shew Lis public spirit by reducing his own salary first."

COROMANDEL.

(From our own Correspondent.) This day. The Pride of Tokatea will commence crush ing upon forty tons of good stuff at the end of the week. Tokatea.—Gold is still showing freely in Van level.

Tbe Union Beach will commence crushing in a few days. The new engine will be ready for work by the end of next week.

COMMERCIAL.

Messrs Tonhs and Co. offered the booths and cards for the forthcoming Vapakura races today. Mr. Michael LyDCh was the pnrc>>aser of the booths; which realised—(l) £22, (2) £8 10s ;no offer was made for the cards.

Messrs Coehrare and' Son held a'property sala to day of several farms at Devonpovt, and properly in A ueklsECl localities. The fa'e wss veil attended hut all the propi'tv -was not sold. Let 144, at Mount Albert, consisting of 20 sr-res, all fenced anfi laid down in g^s, sold fnr £155 Lot. 109 Parnh o' Takapima, sold for £12 Cs 9d ; lot 111. £13 16s ; and lot 112, £8 Is. 6d. Allotment 63, ' Parish tf K^mo Koraa, between Hamilton and Kgarawahia. £50 Lot 103, "Waiwera, 22 acres and 2 roods, at 2a Od per sere. Allotment near the junction of Union and Wellington-streets, with three roomed cottape tbereon, £!).=>. The allotment 67, Cross-street, Kewton, £132 and £90

A new fifty-ton schooner the Minnie Hare, is now on her way from Wancaroa, where she has been bnilt to the order of Messrs Hare of Wangaroa, by Messrs Lane and Brown. She is said to be a regular clipper. She will make her appearance in the regatta.



HHAKAPUNA LAKE.—A comfor- X table Cottage and splennid garden, and 18 acres of richest S il To Let for a long or short term, —O. Mays, Post-office. D. vo-port. ANIED, a young Man to take charge of a Photographic business.—Apply to Kempthome and Co. ANTED, a good Cook and Laun dress, also Housemaid, near Mount Eden — /pply at Miss Colls' Select Registry Office, Upper Queen-street. WANTED, an active middle-aged Woman as General Servant, where a nurse maid is kept; must be a good plain cook and laun dress ; references required.—Apply at this office. ANTED, a General Servant for Mrs Stewart, Home Bay.—Apply 10 Stewart and Anderson. Lower Queen-street. ANTED, a respectable General Servant for the country.—Apply to Mrs Bowden, Chapel-street. WANTED, a Slaughterman.--^ pply James Young, Grey-street. ANTED, a Nursemaid. —Apply to Mrs Cunningham, Dedwood. WANTED, a good General Servant. Apply to Mrs Mowbray, ParnelJ. .References required, ANTED to Sell, the Pantheon Suits to measure from 40s; Trousers and Vests from 25s ; and Trousers from 15b ; all well shrunk —Ford, Potter and Co. WANTED, a good Tailoress.—Apply io S. Faulso, Victoiia-street, three doors above Royal Mail Hotel. ANTED, a respectable Girl in a private Jamily.—/pply to Mrs Constable, opposite Wellesley House, Welleal^y-atreet. WANTED Known/that Win. Morris Tailor, is prepared to make, dye, and clean Gentleman's Clothing. Gentleman's own material made up in first-class style, next the Governor Browne Hotel, Hobson-street. " ANTED^immediately, an active Girl for General Housework. —Apply to Claremont'House, Pricces-street. WANTED, a Charwoman to wash out an office.—Apply at tbia office. A DVERTIS_R desires instructions JLjL In ?'' i! < - disi; ■ teima. to FPi office of this paper. WANTED, a respectable Girl about 13 years of age to- nurse a baby.—Apply to Mrs Gilmer, Hepburn-street. ANTED, a respectable Girl from 14 to 16 —Apply to Mrs Kernott, 3 doors below Ponsonby Hall. ANTED, a good General Female Servant for Ooromandel.—Apply at once at the Shakespeare Hotel, Wyndham-street. WANTED, a suitable. tenant, with out childreu, for a detached four-roomed Cottage ; rent, 10s — App]y£to Mr Fowler, Grocer, corner of Edwardes-street. - WANTED, a Youth ; one used to the Clothing trade preferred.—l. Phillips, Queen-street " W~AjNTED, a Nureegirl about 15 or or 16,. to make horson generally useful.— Apply to Mrs Matten, Queen-street.' '



WANTED, a good General Fervan able fo coot.— A j ply at the Empire Hote, corner of Victoria and yelson-strfets. WANTED, a strong active Errand Boy.—Apply at Bennett's Drapery "Ware house, Queen-street. WANTED, a General Servant — Mrs W. J. Marks, Chspel-stioet or nrar Junction Hotel, Newmarket. 11/ ANTED to Sell, in PonsonbyTa * * four-r-'ompd Cottage, -wi' li two freehold allotment*, tinder cultivation. Prire £90 Gash,— Apply to Mr Ijnyley'fl Boat Factory, High-street. WAITED, an experienced Cook for the Waiv'-ra, Hot Spripgs Hotel.— Apply to Robert «-r*h&m. Hgh-street. \7|7 ANTED to SELL, a Light Boat, ' 16 feet long, 4 feet 6 beam, 2 feet dofp — Apply to Mr Wright, McKay's coltngcs, Grfiliam slrcet. "■"" W~ASTED, a Genernl Servant"^- Apply airs Bars'tow Epsom. ANTED, a smart lad- for Brick Yard as gutter off —Apply to B. Kearo, Ciistom-hcuse-shTet. AWTED ttf Sel!, a Baker's Patent Mangle, in good repair. — Apply to Mrs Fletcher, Collingwood-stvect. W^ ~ ANTED, Four Good COMPOSI TORS for Dunedin ; wages, £3 per week.— Apply Star Office. W~ ANTED Known, that Mr. Head", | Poulterer, Auckland Market, is agent for L. H. Orepii. Orders left with him for any kind of Cauliflower and Catinoge Plants, Frnit Trors, Plants in PotP, &c , will be JmmediatfJy Attended to. | WANTED KNOWN HobartToifrn I Palings and Eails to be sold Cheap.—C. *T. I ppyton. yewwarkct. WA NTED, for the Newton Pottery, a flrsv-elass Thiower : also, a Burner.—Apply at thn Works. WANTED, Students" for Civil", Ifpchanical. Architectural, and Ship Draw ingl, by a Civil Fngineer in practice.—Apply at the office of this paper. W "ANTED io Let. in Victoria-1 street, a Two-story Brick Fhopand Dwe'ling HotiPo.—Apply to T. Thompson, Grocer, Victoria- Ptreet "T^TANTED, a re-engagement as Assigtnnt Toucher in a school or as Dsilv (Jovcrrses.— A ddrrss W, Ptak <■fllcc.



TXTA NTF.D to Let, two Stores, lately occupied by Mr A, Buckland Apply to A. Marine, Chr.pe'-3treet. WANTED. Painters to know that Hie Operative Painters' Trade Union will meet ni Tuesday, 25th ii want, at half-past 7 o'clock fhnrp, Jn lie TJtflA. Rooms, I'or tho Election of Officers, and other lm<-inpf*. — T. Taylor, Peorotary. WA N TED, a good Gen oral Servant. A pr ]y to Mfsß Alcxnndt r, Kpsom. TtTANTTtD,' Tenders, until 12 o'clock * * on TTTB«DAY. ?Bth Inntant. for Buildi-r a Store Wall nn the Beach at O'morne Gardens. Ppcr?ficfttion» to he seen at the Auckland Hotel, High street:. bp<wefn 10 art! 12 o'clock cMlj-. TXTAtfTED TO'LET, a new five * * roomed Botw, grod view of Inrbonr, en clrsfd gauhn. wa'er laid on. own, cupboard, ank every co> venienee.-JSpp'y O S ElKs, OWlon. WA"EPLOO QUAD RANT Boardinpr and Day Pchool, conducted by Mrs. Norma-p —The First (Jusiter of the year will ccmnvrice on Mcnday, 24th i> st WANTED —PERSONAL. — If tilts should meet the ey« of any gent'eman wnHnit Clothinps. ha will plca.Ro call at the Pantheon, vrhfte ho vri'l hear cf prmeihiVpr to his advantage,— F.-?rd, Potter ard Co., 108 Quceii-etrcft. WANTE D, si FervantGirl, general household work in a ema'l family; will 1c a home for a prod steady girt, as she w 11 he treated ap one of the family; references rpquired ; wares at first, 7s per week. — J pply by letter TO, JTewmarket or personally on Wednesday, between 1 and i p.m.— J Ancrus. WANTED, Wanted, Wanted, to Prfl, 46 drz"n Ladies' Jos*pbine Kid Olovp, 1/6 i?pair, 2pt>ir for 2/6: 20 pieci sof Miwlins, rnly /0 yard hy (he 12 yards ; Filver r>reßS Button, /fi 3j)doz., ,3 d ozen for 1/; lot cif srra.ll Bap for children only /v earh ; Cofmetics only /2, 1/6 y> dozen ; 30 boxes of fFForted colours of Buche Trimmint'F /4 and/0 per yard ; lot of Lndicn' Workboiefl from S/ each; Child ren's Pocket Handkerchiefs, 15 forl/.— H "Watts. General Dealer. pitt-Ftrert For One Month!!! English "Walnuts, Ctt>. for 4/C; Tea Trays, 0/ and.'O/ per set; Yankee Pipes, C pipes, witbfa staik 1 yard long, for Bd. i/ Ais rl Js j), 500 toes of Old Brans, Copper, Iron, Zinc, Pewter, Lead, Mtinti Metal, Waste Paper, Canvas, Bajjjrfr.fr, Rope, and Eapn ; also, Pottiffi, f'pnt-eff Hdhinp. &c' «t. BAT7YS * CO.'ft T.oridnn Marine 8tor«- Quick's BuildirgEi, Elliott-street, Auckland.—S. Moss, Manaper WANTED, Subscribers to Magazines to know that they can have the numbers Handsomely Bound, ot a trifling copt. Mnpie btk3 other Binding done in beet BtyIn.—"WILLIAM LEYS, Machine Ruler and .Account-Book Manufacturer, next door to the Evening Stab Office, 'Wyndham- Btreet. ANTED KNOWN, that P. Goi/dit:. Is prepared to supply" all ktnrts of Timber snd other Binding mater!<\lß, Incbidltfr Sashes, Doors, Monl dings, Broad Timber, Jlon«e Blocks, Posts, PrHh, Hardwood Kelloes, Shafts, Ircn- Bark and Bine Gun? Laths, Shingles, fic.,&o., at the lowest market price. Tard , Custom-bonne Strsftt. »t V'r WANTED KNOWN, tliat John Taylor is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber, "Posts, Bails, Palings, Shingles, House Blocks, Doors, Sashes, Mouldings, &c, at the lowest possible prices, at Yard, Breakwater Eoad. All orders attended to ■with despatch. WANTED KNOWN, that J. IUOP.IUFON is prcrered to execute all kinds of ASPHALTING at reasonable pricep.— Address Newton Road. WANTED, trie General" Public to know that ,T. Alwirger Tailor (late from Prance and Germany), b«s commenced hnsiness in his new prpmisrs. No. 88, Victoria-street, where he hope* to meet with pnch support as his knowledge and attPTi^ion tobumneps, and civility to his customers shall command. Gentlemen's and Bovb' Suits made to order. Repairs, dypinjr. and cleaning, in all its branches, executed at the shortest notice.



TX^ AN T" E D, Intending Purchasers of Piding Saddles and Bridlefl, &c, to nspect my 50?. Saddle, and Gs. 63. Bridle; by far the best value in Auckland. All other poods proportion atety cheap. Save <he importer's profit, by buying direct from W. S. Jones, Wholesale and Retail Saddler, Importer and Manu facturer. Quepn-strpet. WAFTED, Wanted. Wanted to SeTl (cheap}, 12 eases of Dried Apr>l«-f>, Kd it), 3ftiflforls: ahort Bewt. of Jam, fid per ft) by tbo Jsr: Pardf^es. 6d r>er tin. 5s 6d per do?en ; large tim 9=" fid per do7e.n ; f>f> dnzpn Curs and Sancerp. only (id eneh : 100 r'ozen "Platen. 3s fid per dozen : Jrifrn mid TSnsfns. 6s t>"t Pair ; Toflpt Pets, 34r enrb ; Pell and Black's Plaid Matche", 6? Cd rer gross ; Tin Matolips. 1r 10d J)pr dozen ; 50 dozen Shirt Sfnfls,. frcm fid ppr Rpt. 4s por dozpn sets; 40 boxes of Kimme^'s Soap. 2d ppr calre, 6s per box : 60 dozen Girls' Straw Hats. 10d each, ttirp* for 2fl: lot of small Straw Hntß. fid each : thirty boyeß of Artificial flowers, 46, 6d, arid 9d P"fih; Is Polls Mill he sold at 9d ; lot of assorted Ribbons ehpap ; fiO dozen Teapots, from 1h 3d each ; 60 doz<->n Wine Olpssrs, 3p 9(1 ppr dozen ; 25 down Tint Tumblers. 6s Cd per doz"n, Bri paoh ; 30 dozen common Tumblers, 5d enoh, ip per dozen ; filaßß Vge fJnps, In Pd pe/* doz»n ; 20 dozpn Cut Ale Glasses. 10s per dozen ; 70 dozen Penrl Bneklps for Hats. 4d each, 3=> 4d ppr dozen ; 40 dozen Fcney Kepdlp-case" ; 100 {rood 'KprdTpß, in a rape, Is. Is 3d, nnd Is 6d eseh ; about 40 dozen of Pletcher'R Tnk. 3d fid. Is. and 1r 6d per boHle; bottles Oonrinsr Ink, only 1r 9d ppr quart brittle ; Ponrlet TnV, fid r>pr bntMe ; Erisom Salts. 4fts for Is ; Washinp Powders. 6d per dozpn, 4 dozpn for Is 8^ : Dress Buttons. 4d per dozen ; small Linen Ouffa, 6d ppr dozen raira ; LidiPß' Parer Collars, Id per doz«n, 6d per gro^s; Kourp Boo+s, fls fid; Fancy Baskets, 1p 6d to 4b 6d ; lot of Vsses. Is fid and 2s per pnir; lot of TToufr i "Roots, Janrn Rizeo. 3s firl ppr pair: lot of Children's Boots (Laceups), 2R fid. 3s. and 3s 6d ppr pair; lot of MnMs' Roots (1 and 2 sizps). only 2s 6d ppr pair ; Pre- Rervpd Gingrer, only 5s per jar ; 90 dozpn Tpa-tpsfprs for trvfner t™. 7« ppr dozen ; Basins. 3s 6d and 4s fid pt>r dozpn ;.3O dozen Pnddine Bnpins. 3s to 12s per dozen ; 20 dozpn Plated Watch Guards, 2s fid to Kr eneh ; lot of Pilk and Wax Plowers. under plass sharps, from 20s eac^1 : 4eT>pprior Pichirpß (Sprinsr. S'imrflpr. Autumn. Winter), price £4 ; Vegetable Dishes. 3s each. 30s pfr dozen ; Soup Tureens, 12r each ; Tin CandlPsMclrs. 9d pach. 7s ppr dozpn; Serubbfnfrs, 10d pach ; rhpap Broorheq »nfl 'F!arrin(?s. from 8s 6d per dozpn ; Opy Books, 10d and 1b 6d ppr dozen : Steel P..i"gß,for Keys," 49 per^dozen ; about fi dozen TouthR 1 Prpßß 'Pootn, only 6s *6d per pair ;50 doz=n G'ass Sugar Basins. 1b fid each, 15s per doz«n ; Tadips' Buffles, from 6d: lot of superior T.ustrps from 12s to 25 s ppr pair ; Silver Lustre Teapots, from 27s per dozen: Toilet Rponisitpg, 4s 6d to 6s 6d. sntof throe ; Plate Pencils. lOd per box of 100 ; flood Tea.. £1 Is per box; Scented Hnir Oil, 'fid ppr bottle; 25 dozfin Glass Butter Pishes, Is fid each, 153 per dozen ; Cayenne Pepppr. fid per bottle, 4s 6d T>Rr dozen; Jlpßoms. Rd per dozed packets. 2s 9d per box of 71tis; Day fttid Martin's Blaekinjr, 83 per dozen, 63 <5d per {?roßß.—Ai?plj* to jst, Watts, Oenei-sll Dealer, ,Pit^ Pteeet, - —^g



i YK7 ANTED immediately a "Washer , « * woman -^pply to Miss Macdonald, four doors tekw the Scotia H>tel, Hob3on-street. [ \\l ANTED, a single Man thaFonder v T stands milkirg-, and to mak* himself genera ly ireful on a faim; nferonces required.— Apply to H. Hardington, Onthuuga. t *tt\ f? 0R POVERTY BAY Swirl P^s ■*• AND B A.ST C O AST. M •% " *j|; ■ %Z The schooner AG^ES DONALD will take iv osrßO for the above jilaces on MONDAY next, the S'stiußtant. M. KICCOL, J^gent. LO ST, a Cameo Breast Pin on fa! urday rver i r. «. The finder will be rewarded . by applying at Ihi3 office. LOST on the Wharf last Thursday a small Rctjtoh Terrier Flut, answetß to the came of Nettle. Ten shilling Keward will be paid to anyone returning it to Royal George Hotel, New market. lOST on Saturday last at Upper -^ Whsrf, Noilh 81-, ore, a light brown Englsh ; lurrier pup, ears uncut and black nose. The finder Will be rewarded by kindly returning it to J. Cruiok shanlr. Flagstaff Pill. North Shore ! NE POUND KEWAKD—LoIt on Saturday night, between Dnrham-street and the Union Bank, a Li dies Gold Watch ; number known.—The finder will receive the above reward on returning same to Detective Jefirey. IF Mrs Elizabeth Stanley does not pay to Mrs E'izabeth Nicholson the amount (£? ) now duo an'l owing for board washing ard lodging before Wednesday next, thnSGth in^t, the Gold Cimin * that left as security will ba sold to pay expense?. TF MR GEOO]\JBR.TDGE"does"not -S- take his shirgles avtay from my property by the 2jlh ihey ■will be destroyed. — wILK!>'8, X ODGB ST. ANDREW, No. 418, S.C. _|_^ The Monih'y Meeting of <he above Lodfje will bo hf-ld at the Lodge-room, Masonic Hotel, THIS EVEMNG, at 7.30 pm. G. W. PAYNE, Secretary. O BRIO KLAY ER S. Wanted, Tenders for the Erection of a Baker's Oven.—Apply to Mr D. Markham, Naval Hotel, Pitt- Btreci. qiinp TO LET.—To Let, a Brick O Bhop in WaVf field-street. The premises are suitable for an engineer's or tirsroith'n >hop, or for a lioot :uid shoo manufactory.—For terms, apply to C. Sp»aetf. V/nhcfteldvtrcet. _



ME. J. BROWN'S Singing Class - will Be-Bomm»i cc on Monday Kvunirg next, Jauntily 24, at J Brown and Sun's, BlU! 1c Warchouso, ci mmencing at 7 r.nd 3 o'clock. rpo LET, tbe Shop occupied by Mr. JL T. Barnett, Pork Butcher, opposite the Thistle Hotel.—Apply to T. Barnott, Fork Butcher, next City Hall. PAGINAL CART for Sale, at the Marlret Housp, newly painted and varnished.— R C Greenwood. STRAWBERRIES and CKEAM, of the JiiHißt quality, daily,[at Mason Bros.'Parnel NnvHpiy. TJCKLaND SCOTTISH VOHINTEEK3. The Monthly Inspection Parade will be held in the Drill-shed, on TUE?DaY, the 251h instarjt, at 8 p.m. All arms and accoutrements will bo inspected. By order. JOHN MOWBRAY, Captain. Tj^-NISKILLEK Lol rAL ORANGE Jli LODGE, NO. 3. A Royal Arch jreoting will be held In the Ledge K.ioto, AVcheslcy-s ieet, en Tuesday Evening nexi, st 7 o'clock. Visiting Brethren are invited to attend. By order of the W. M. UNIIED METHODIST EHEE CHURCH, Pitt akd Vikcent-sstiiiiets. Arrangements in connection with tho District Meeting:— Monday evening, at 7.30, Lecture by Eev. J White (of Waipawa). Subject: "Lord MacaulPj." Chairman, Mr. Jebson. Admis sion, Is. Proceeds n aid of the Trust Funds. TTNITED NEW ZE ALA JN D U MEN-SERVANTS' ASSOCIATION. Tho Quarterly General M> etlrjg will be held at the British llottl onMorduy Evenirg. ai8.15 p.m. liußin(-PB : To elect Officers lor ensuiug Quarter, and leceive quarterly report. J). J. PRIMROSE, Chairman. « rpHE STAMP ACT, 1875." NOTICE.



Section 121 (1) of "The Stamp Act, 1875," provides that every yierhon taking possession of, cr receiving or paj ing: any moneys belonging to, or accruing from, the property (realty as -well as personalty) Of any person d>ing on and after Ist January next, ■without having first filed the required statement and paid the duties ass>psed thereon, Bhall forfeit a sum not ex ceeding £500. Whether probnte or letters of administration are granted by any Court or not, a statement of all pro perty must bo filed and duties paid before the pro perty or any part thereof of any deceased person is in auy manner dealt with. On payment of the proper duties, the probate or letters received from the Court, or the statement of property in other cases, will be stamped and delivered to tho person entitled thereto. Forms of this state ment (L) may be obtained at any Stamp Office, at tho offices of Registrars and Clerhs of the Piipreme and District Courtp, and from the Postmaster Depositaries throughout the colony, from whom also may be obtained further infoimation. B. C. HAMMERTON, For the Commissioner of Stamps. Head Office, Stamp Department, Wellington. 27th December, 1875. TO THE ELEOTOES AND-NON ELECTORS OF THE CITY EAST, AND TH PROVINCE OP AUCKLAND. Gentlemen, —I take the earliest opportunity Inform you that I am a Cardidate for j-<ur favours. I find that I have not sufficient room in my present Establishment to show my Furniture, Bedding, Ac; therefore, after careful consideration, I have taken those more Central Premises recently occupied by Mefsrs Cranwell and Co., at the bottom of Shortland street, where I intend to carry on the business of Cabinet-making, TJpholsterirg, etc.; and having had 35 years' practical experience, I shall be able to supply yon with good and sound Furniture, at the very owest pcssible pi ices consistent to Quality. Furniture, Mattrasses, and Bedding of every des cription made to order, ard guaranteed to give every satisfaction. Mattrasses rc-matfe, Dining and drawing room Furniture Be-covered and thoroughly reno vated N.B. —The businefs of ChiDa. Glas», ?nd Earthen ware, and Kitchen reouifites, &c. will be carried on as usual in the Old Ei-taMifhment by Mrs Probert, where every order will receive the very best attention. I am, Gentleman, your most obedlent'servant, H. PBOBEET. ) iTe~x a n iTr a hotel, PARNELL. Billiard Furniture of every description On Sale. NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY. ' ._ [Established a.d. 1797.] The security afforded by this old-established office is unquestionable; it is moßt favourably known 'throughout the world for its promptness in pettle ments ; its regulations are liberal; its rates of Pre miums are baFed 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 Prof rietory. Bents may be insured by.srecial agreement for 12 } months. Every information can be obtained at the Society's Offices, Bank Buildings, Qucen-strcqt, CD. implication to . JAB. B. GKAHAM,



"OBINCE OF WALES THEATRE. ,]£ ~ B. 3. DeLia5............ /....Lessee, Mr. Lawrence fctege Manager. C* ('THIS (MONDAY) EVENING,^ "W . Januahx 24, f-j- H ■" a LV-T NIGHTS! p -"- LAST NIGHTS! U A fN Charles Whe&tltcigh as -Conn, rp ~ i Charles Wheatlkioh as Conn, f T H i-» •p THE SH-mOHRAUN! E ■"* THE BHAUGHKA.UN! "T A I ULast Nights of the Moving Tower! r< La^i Nights of St. Bridget's Abbey! N \ Last Nights of the Grtat Wake! J i± Reserve your seats at Upton's. In Preparation—THE LOTTERY OF LIFE. WILSON'S PALACE CIRCUS AND ROMAN HIPPODROME. I a % COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT TINDERKI) TO Mr. OMAR KINGSLEY. TO-NIGHT! TO NIGHT! Double Programme! a night that will long be remembeked in auckland. all the rbßoubces op this masimoth circus wiiiii be brofght into rkquisition on this occasion !!! MR, OMAR KINGSLEY (The original Ella Zoyara), WILL ArPKAR IN A SPLENDID ACT OF EQUESTRIANISM !!! Every Member of the Company will do their level best on this thtir Farewell Performance in Auckland. POPULAR PRICES:— Reserved Chairs FOUR SHILLINGS. Family Circle TWO SHILLINGS. Pit ONE SHILLING. Come Eably an n Secure your Seats !



g L ONDIN, THE HEKO OF NIAGARA, wiwi make ins pibst Grand High &opo Ascension ON SATUEDAY, JANUARY 29tit, 1876, GIGANTIC AEENA, REAE OF GOVERNMENT HOUSE, The dimensions of which far surpass any other canvas enclosure in the world. The performance will include the same WONDERFUL FEATS As performed by him over the GIGANTIC FALLS OF NIAGARA !! ! IN AMEEICA, In the presence of H.R.ET. THE PBINCE OF WALKS AND SUITE, Including His Grace the Luke of Newcastle, Earl of St. Germains, the Marquis of Ch'andos, Lord Tyons, General Williams, Major Teesdale, Major General Bruce, And many other distinguished Koblemen and Gentlemen. Doors open at 4 p.m , performance to commence at 5 p.m. sharp. I Prtcks of Admission: First-class Seals, 45.; Secoi>d-claeß Promenade, 25.; Children, half-price. V&~ No Re-admission. _^j No Smoking Allowed. Operatic Selections by the Banr!. All letters and communications to be addressed to 3. F. BLONDIN, or O. P. NIAUD, Secretary, Star Hotel, Auckland. By order of Le Chevalier Blondin. F, P. LYONS, Agent. QHORAL HALL' ONEHUNGA. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! E. JO. DAVIES, PREMIER VENTRILOQUIST, AND COMPANY. POPULAR PRICES : 3s. Set. Is. T ORNE-STREET HALL. On MONDAY next. January 24. a Grand )limk Light Entertainment, including- amotipst others a splendid set of Irish Views, with descriptive lecture ■by W. C. Dennes. and musical accompaniment by Mr Lambert, Mr and Mrs Hemus. he, in aid of the Funds of the Lome-street Congregation, will be given in the abovenamed hall. Admission—Chairs, is 6d ; Body of the Hall and Gallery, Is ; Children, half-prire. Doors open at 7.30, to commence at 8 o'clock. ATHLETIC SP OETS. ATHLETIC SPORTS. ellerslie~"gardens. The Proprietor announces the following LIST of SPORTS to come off In EllersUe Gardens on the 29th INSTANT (A.NNIVERSAY DAY): THE ANNIVERSARY CUP—A Handicap of three events—viz. : 10"yds, 300 yds, and 600 yds Ist prize, £16; 2nd prize, £5; 3rd prize; £2. En trance fee, 10s. TILTING IN THE.H7- ,: - :. ~;sc, £3; 2nd prize, jEI. Entrance-fee, k» b.-. . VAULTING WITH THE POLL :*i :>vlze, £3; 2nd prize, XII Entrance fee, 2s 6d. FOOT HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE, I mile—lst pTize, £5; 2nd prize, £2 ; 3rd prize, £1. En trance fee, ss. In the Anniversary Cup points will be scored as hitherto/ Entries, with colours, fees, and (if the competitor has not run in Auckland "before) previous perform ances, must be sent to the undersigned, in care of Joseph Ellis, Exchange Hotel, on or before1 Saturday, gSna lnßtimtt at 0 p.m. . s*«ft&»-< • .. A£F£lD SXM'OiiP'jWgS '■■- y " ■■^u J L_)-'Bw»l«iri- ■ """ ! ~'?'"' ''/''. '■ .ft-T«!ssK »«;n !riff.'.r.< ~-:,;,.,: ,-,...



TJAY OF ISLANDS COAL "COMPANY" JL> (LIMITED). T ■.-• '..-'Lith.ApnnalG6nfralM.eei'insfof Shareholder in t ■ iiioVo Company will beheld m the Large Koom, Insu-aaca huildings, on FiiIDAY, the 2Sih instant, at 3 p.m. Businefs: To recpive Exports and Accounts, and to t-l'ct two Directors an<i two Auditors. By Older oi the iioard of Directors. HEInKY GILFILLAN, Juv , Acting1 Secrttwy. 10, Insiwance Builfiings, AuckJand, Jonnapy 17,1870. 13 E G A T T A D A T. PICNIC TO MOTUini. A Picnic wil? c ffiven en Regatta D^y by the membr-rs of the Victoria ISrass B ncl, uuder tho p^tronaße of the Victoria Company Voluntef-re. Tliep.s. Hanraki will leave the Wharf at 9 o'clock sharp Refreshments on the ground at town prices. Tickets, 2s 6d each. Xji LECTION NOTICE. DECLARATION OF THE TOLL. I hereby give notice that the Declaration of the Poll for the Electoral District of Waitemata, for the.H^use of Representatives, will take place at one o'clock on WEDNESDAY, the 26th January, 1876, at the Devonport Hall, North Shore. H. C. BALNEAVIS, Beturning Officer. Auckland, 24th January, 1575. ri LAD TIDINGS! REDUCTION OF PRICES !! Primest TUbs Beef ."..4d, 5d Primest Sirloins Beef 6d Boiling Beef 3d, 4d L' gs Mutton 4d Hind-qunrters Mutton 4d Fore-fiuarteis Mutton...- 2^d A. DORNWEi L. nHHORNTON, SMITH a. FIRTH'S J. PKICES CUB.Ri".'-T (Wholksalb):— Sacks. lOOlbs. 501bs. "Crown Brand" Flour, £ fi. d. £ R. d. £ a. d. per ton 15 0 0 15 10 0 15 17 6 T. S P. Canterbury Flou.-, do 12 10 0 13 0 0 13 7 6 Seconds Flour, d 0.... 11 0 0 Sbarps.do 6 17 6 Bran, do <i 5 0 Fowl Wheat, per bushel, 4s 3d to 4b 6d. The above prices include sacks and bags. Backs and bags not returnable.—Terms Cash. Auckland. November 22. 1875. nPO LET, a House and Shop next X Clayton's, Chemist, Victoria-street^;jrent, 12p. piROWN PHINCiSS GOLD MINING \J COMPANY (LIMITED). A Call (the sixth) of One f hilling per Share has this day been mace on the capital of the above-named Company, payable to lhe .-ecittary. *.t the office of the Company. Bank BuildingH Auckland, on or before the 28th day of January, 187 R. H. W. HEATH, Secretary. Auckland, 7th January. 1876. ~"\> T?O^ PORT ALBtRT, jSp*kg{ -^ KATPARA. }^^^^f Tho cntter PHANTOM will leave OneliUDga Wharf as above TO-MOKBOW (Tuesday). For freight, &c, apply to M. NICCOL, Customhouse-street. OSl\ on Saturday last, a Clotn Capn, Inverness. —Apply Stab office. "Ik 11 T U N I O N. An Art Uuion Drawing ofMrWarner's Fourteen Pain tinge of Local i-cenety, now on view at.Mceprs Phillipp'H and Hon'ss, Queen-sti opt, will shortly take pl.ee. Ei,ht> members at £1 each. Ti LLE ETslTl E S POETS. The entries for the Anniversary Cup (Ist prize jGIS 2nd £5, and Sid £2) will cc left open till Thursday next at 9 P m. ALFERD KING, Secretary. N THE ASSIGN'F/n ESTATE OF~W. H. BIKKS, DRAPER, OF NAPIER. Tontlerß for the Purchase of tlie Stock amounting to £5164 warehouse cost, will be received by the Trustees, at t> apier, up to the 2nd February inclusive., Copies of inventory and conditions of Bale may be 660 n at the office of Me * rtliur, Shera and Co. irrjGHCA.MPBELL\ T t W. F. UTTING, j" Trlßteea- CITY EAST EDUCATIONAL DISTRICT. The Schools in the above Dis'rict, viz—Rt Paul'g and Edwardes-street fechools will Re-open on Monday, the 24th inst, under their respective Teachers. RICHD. T. TALBOT, Seoretaiy. TRADE MARK. "P OTJYIP, GTJILLE 0 I COGNAC. [ESTABLISHED IN 1801.] MESSRS. LEWIS BROTHERS Auckland. Have secured the AGENCY for this Celebrated BRANDY, co justly considered the finest made. They always have on hand Hhds. Ouarter-casks, Cases, and Imperial flasks. ON SALE, Ex Star of Germany, Macgreeor, &c. Dried Apples. Hill and Hartridge s Fishing Lines New Ling Fish Quicksilver A g-enoral assortment of Tinned Goods, consisting of Mf ats. Soups, Fish, Fruits, and Vegetables Preserved Potatoes in J£ and %-cwts. J. and t\ Sinclair's Irish Mess Pork in barrels; extra India test Beef in tierces Kirby, Beaid and Co.'a best Sea Fish Hooks, Shark ditto, Shifting Grains, Lines, Eods, Winches, Swivels, Eel Hooks, and requisite Tackle Bagots" Extract of Meat (Liebig's process). Took first prize at the Melbourne Exhibition of 1875 See Australasian of Sept. 25, 1875. F. E. COMPTON, Queen-street Wharf. 'pHISTLE HOTEL P. DAKBY, Wholesale ajjd Rktatt WINK AND SPIRIT STORE QUFEU-STREET AUCKLAND, Begs leave to return, many thanks to the public, for their liberal support accorded him for many yean past. Having erected splendid Premises on the site o the old House which was destroyed by fire, he is now prepared to execute all orders entrusted to him "from town or countiy, with the CHOICEST SELECTION OF WINES AI*D SPIRITS, Comprising— , ... . , Sandiman's Four Diamond Old Port Wlno Duff. «ordon'g Sherry J • Champagne—Cliqiiot's ■' Champagne—PerrSer, Jouet's Champagne— Moselle, pints and quaits Clar*-t- Chateau, Larose Claret— Lsfi'te ■ ', Claret-Leoville ;r ' '"'" '** L' r '- '■"••''■' Claret—St Jul;an's, ~ . Real Old Jamaica Sum ' Henneaay's Three Star Brandy - And othei choice biands. ASSORTED hXSHS MATHE UP TO ORDER DIFFERENT BRANDS. . BASS'S' ENGLISH ALE ON DRAUGHT. Liberals Al o^anccs' .made to wholesale purchaser!. (33. TEI^MS :SI RICTLY CASH, .^ ep«s*« Qmiwoof, th BamaM front bond^ Bt^r?, sod /!.o rifvi"? ! ■ H-.i.'.-i • i)



WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26. AT THE WASTE L Ms TDS OFFICE, AUCKLAND, AT NOON. RALE by Public Auction of Subur ban and RurU Lands under "The Auckland Waste Lands Act. 5"4." B. TONES ] [R. C. CARR. TUESDAY, JANUARY 25. EXTENSIVE TRADE SALE OF OILMEN'S STORES AXD NEW SEASON'S TEAS. B. TONES & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell on Tuesday next, at 11 o'ciook, 20 ca6ks Cur/ants . 40 boxes Kieme Raisins 60 Cases Hb Salmon SO „ lib Lobsters 30 „ lib Fresh Herrings S „ lib Mackerel 20 „ Jf sardines 40 „ Keiller's Marmalade 15 ~ ~ Jujubs 20 ~ ~ Confectionery 40 „ „ < anaied Peel 30 „ X-Pint Salad Gil, Whybrow'a 40 „ Van an ted Pickles 10 ~ Morton's „ 2 „ Eprj's Cocoa 5 „ Homcepathic Cocoa 15 ~ Mustard, green 6 „ „ BaF 2 ~ Marmalade 3 ~ Liquorice, superior 5 bales Brown Paper, 40, 60, 00,120 5 ~ Grey Koyal Hand 10 „ „ Papbrßags 20 cases B & B Veßtas, plaid 10 „ „ Eed Heart 20 ~ Crown, plaid 20 „ „ 250'S 10 „ Patent Groata 20 kegs Bicar soda 40 casKs Waging Soda. 3 ~ Ling Fish 3 „ Hemp peed 3 „ Carraway Seed 10 casefi Sago 10 casks Tapioca 3o boxes Epsom Salts 30 „ Wexey's Black Lead 30 „ T D Pipes 30 „ Bath Backs 30 „ Millar's Baking Powder 10 ~ Bo> wick's „ 1 case Chlorodyne K> cases Jams 10 „ Honey / 10 kegs Split Peas ' ■' , 80 boxes (Jongou Tea 20 „ O rekoe 100 „ Candles. . >■. - NEW SEASON'S TEASi' 64 half-chests prime Congou, Alexandrine, So 28 15? boxes „ „ ■<' No 4 180 ~ „ Canton, Eo 4 40 half-chests „ Annie Mabel, >:o 75 40 „ „ „ No 88 34 „ „ Someiset, No 22 10 „ „ Retriever, No 9 15 chests „ Namoa, Ko 90 66 boxec „ Alexandrine Xo 10 90 „ „ „ No 24 The above are believed to be the finest teas.placed on this market this season, and buyers are particu larly requested to obtain samples and liquor them, TO-MORROW, NOON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. I^HE Balance of Goods from the A. Whau Manse Bazaar. ALSO, Gold and Silver Watches, Jewellery 2 Good Rifles, Model Schooner Cottage Piano, Engravkg and Photos Household Furniture and Affects Boots, Clothing, .Earthenware, &c. RT. ARTHUR Auctioneer. TUESDAY, 12 O'CLOCK. CHAIRS ! CHAIRS ! CHAIRS ! MARQUET SQUARE. 240 CHAIRS AND 15,000 FEET TIMBER. HP HE undersigned has received in- A structions to sell the, Whole of the Chairs and timber late.y in use at the Ciicus, in lots to suit purchasers. R. O. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26. CITY MART. TO DRAPERS AND THE TRADE. EXTENSIVE SALE OF DRAPERY AND • CLOTHING. GRANT & MORTON HAVE received instructions to sell by auction, on Wednesday rext, at 11 o'clock, A Large Parcel of Dr<pery, Manchester G. otls, Clothing, etc., for absolute sale. Terms at Sale. /'"_ ■ '■ ! B. TONKB] _7 "": [R. C. GARR THURSDAY, JANUARY 27. TRADE SALE OP 112 TRUNKS BOOTS. B. TONES & CO. . HAVE been instructed to sell on Thursday, at 11 o'clock, 11"! «y TRUNKS BOOTS, comprising—Women's A -*- «- Brown Grain Slippers, Girls' 6-9, 10-13 Morocco Almas, Men's. Calf Mock Lace E S, Men's Levant Almas, Boys' 10-13 Almas, Youths' 1-5 Almas, Women's Levant Almas. Bronze Alpines, Black Lasting, Gir.a' Levant Garibaldis, Women's Garibaldi Supers, Girls' Balmorals, Maids' Kalmorale, Women's Morocco Adelaides, Girl's Kid FF, Men's Kid X S, Emperors, Girls' Mack Lasting, Women's Kid JK S, M H, B B, sewn ; Women's Levant F F, Youths' Cor dovan. Balmorals, Men's Patent Oxonians. Men's Short Welling ions, Women's Cashmere, Men's Alma Tippers. The above is a genuine shipment, and for absolute sale. Buyers will do well to take so favourable an opportunity for replenishing their stocks. Many of.the lines are " Ternon's" celebrated make. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2. PR E L 1 M I N A R V NOTIOE. MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE SITES, IK ,-. .Albert Barrack Reserve, .-.,' f4r j ~ • 'fox' - , . NINETY-NINE YEAR'S LEASE. BY OKDKR. OF THE AUCKLAND IMPROVEMENT COMMISSIONERS. GRANT & MORTON , I HAVE been favoured with instruc tions to Lease by public- auction, for 99 years, on Wednesday, February % at 11 o'clock. This Above BUILDING ALLOTMENTS. juthogwpliert Finns ja»y b« seen at tbe Mart. . ' ~.,,,, ;|tirther i>*t«ettlMi la (Mttrt lf«u«> • - *M