MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS.

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Tbe " SbanßbratiTi" drew another splendid house Isst nie\it, »nd Mr Wheatleigh as Conn was as snitnawd and perfect as ever. We h*ve had Sever»l opportu nities if not.cingtbe peculitr nieiits of the play, of wulch Conn ii the a( ul and <-c tre, and each repitition of this HveU drama but • onfirms opinions alnady ex press d that the " !-haughraun" 's a fplendid success, and fxactiy in harmor y with public tiste Conn is the embodiment of all th-sjrish virtues, generous enthusiasm, and roiliching fan, but wiih more sU ewrlness perhips than ufViillv b-docg! to ihe genernlity o? Irishmen He en fiddle at a weddi %, and drink whisky *t a wake, and verture up'n th- most daung ar.ts of heroism in ordir (o save the life and £»'- the liberty of a fellow cruhur'. His descrip tion if ridin? afier the hou-'d* i? a capita; bit, and in many parts his flashes of wio were iire-is:ablo '-Uss C*rry G.t^rge al.-< j w«s eminent rs the affecti na'e sister of Robert la wbo'e he-rt she li.es f»r Law rence is a fine portrait of ths yonng Knglifh ofilo«r whjse aeDse Of duty slumbers in tin prt3enc« of the lo ely. provoking Claire, who persists in lighting his cheroot ere she goes to meditate on the changes and chances of life among the rocks by the sea thore. Ihe love making between Kob>-rt and Arte at every favourabl-s opportunity, is very natural and helps the variableness of the picture. Mr Thornton im provei as tha supposed Ft-nian, although his language is still slightly of th* stage. His fine >c=nery, how ever, continues to r» mind us of tne pleasant, artist Father Doolan (Mr Senrlo) fills his position well ; his very- step and g*it, arjd medititive eyps betray his "'rlverence " and liis well-spoken declamations, his love of truth, and words of wisdom, are ia hirmony w th the general solemnity of his assumed charxoter. Mr Cil'ier as Harvey Duff, looked the companion of a viilian, »rd his every net was perfect in cormeiuion with the villainy of Kinchella 'Tom Burton), and the end of the pair w*re such as til air actions merited The Ifidies all played their pans exceedingly well, esp'Ciallyin the wake scene at the Iris.h cttace of the loqu»oicvis, musical Mrs O Kelly. "Shnu.hru.uu" was anotlier triumph, and will be repeated this evening SMITH'S NEW COMBINATION TROUPE. We inform our readers upon the runst reliable authority, that on or about the 7th day of Ma eh next, that is to say within the next two months, that'veteian of m^re tbaii forty years, Mr John Smith, whose celtbrated combination troupe in May, 1874 the praise of which was in every one's Eievitb.. will appear in this city with a new combina tion troupe which will ou'sbitie evea the bri liant qualities of that which preceded it. Our readers will remember tfce pleasurable evenings passtd in the Prince of Wales Theatre two years ngo with the famous troupe of singers, miustrels, gymnasts, and ventri oquists under tue superintendence of Mi- Smi h, who is perhaps the most prac.ical and con sequently the most mccessfnl maD of btisin. ss that ever trave led in thn colonies in o..iinection with the snmsement of the pci p:e Ttic career of Smiths Original Combir ation Troups was one of unparalleled prosperity, and especially in this city, where its popularity was sustained with lively interest for a month ; * fact unrealised by any previous company for several years, and in a pectinla-y liarht it was equally successful Mr Smith had made \vp his mind when lap.'c in AnckUnd to reii>e from public life, and af er forty years incessant labour, to pasA the sunset of life in the pleasant »>iad s of eventide under his own vire and figtree none m^kiDK hm a'raid Bat, like all aciive-mitdad men, Mr Smith cjuld not Wear the coat o! e*se, but praferreri raher the gear of action. _c has, there fore, r-solved to visit this city with a new company, that'will equal, if >ot eclipse, the triumphs of the former. He will bring with him fifteen performers, amnng whom we notice the names cf Ptm-erton, "Williard, and Webb; also, MHe Blancue Melvin Marionettes. Paul Verona (the renowned aerinl gymnast), Mr Csry (the famous b»rit >ne vocalist). Miss Octavia Lane (mez2o-soprano—who was for a whole s aaon popular vocalist at the Melbourne Phil h-rmonic Concerto a-d Ayelia, who^e trapza i,er formancts sre said to be .superior to those of Lottie, or in fact of any other gymnast. Mr i-mith has also secured the services of M'lle * artini, the well-known pianist. A number of lesser stars will appear in Smith's new combination of star artists, who will assist towards making iho coHrir g evenings of March cheerful and pleasant to the citizens of Auckland.

Mr B D Bavies, tue wo-ld-renowned ventriloquist and his.talented associates will give one of their unique entertainments this evening in the Choral Ball, OnetmujTii.

England's Latest War.

"From a letter received in Auckland by the Suez Mail on Monday from Malacca, we have been kindly permitted to make the following extracts! relating to the military operations instituted by the British Government to punish the princes of the Independent Malay States fpr the murder of Mr Birch, British Resident at Perak •— '•' Malacca, November 20th, 1875. In my last I told you of some of the 10th having gone to the front, and that they* found the remains of the British Resi dent Birch, who had been shot in three places by the Malays. The party that went up first lost Captain Innes, RE., and one man killed, and two Lieutenants (Flliot and Booth) and eight men, all of the 10th wounded. Three small etockadeß were taken, and tLe party is waiting for reinforcements. On the 16th vember Major-General Colborne, commanding in China, arrived in Singapore from Honkong with 300 of the 80^h, 200 of whom he sent on at once, the remaining hundred he left in Singapore for garrison duty, he himself fol lowing on the 18th. A battery of artillery with mountain guns and a regiment of in fantry have also reached Penang from Madras. Penang may be considered the base of operations. * * * * December 4.—According to all accounts things are likely to become serious here. ■ A detach ment of the 10th, at a place called GuDgie Ujong, a place near Malacca, were engaged a few days ago ; they shot down a good many Malays., and retired for want of ammunition. A subaltern and twenty-two men were sent to reinforce them at Gungie l! Jong, about six hours steam and twelve hours march through the jurjgle from Malacca. By the last de spatches the Malays were throwing up stockades all round the party. We have a General and Times correspondent at Perak, the 3rd Buffs, and a couple of Sepoy regi ments have also arrived there, most of whom will have to go up to Gungie Ujong at once. December 12 — '.ihe troops at Gunjie Ujong were engaged a few days ago, and took a stockade most creditably, as they bad no guns. The 10th had tyro men killed and ten wounded. * * * Two comptrol officers have arrived from Ceylon. One of them, Captain Leech, will be quartered in Malacca for some time." '

POLICE COURT.—This Day.

(Before Albert Beetham and G. M. Mitford

Esquires, Justices.) I'RUNKKfINESS.

Patrick McGuire. a tall son of Erin, who had form lrly been in good circumstances, and Jams #BET. Hatfield, a venerable looking man of sixty, wore fined 5s each for being drunk last night. MINNIE THE FAIR.. Minnie Burke, a fair, smart looking lass of seventeen, was charged with being drunk and disorderly last night in Queen-street. The prisoner who was dressed in white, with a straw hat of the latest fashion, ele gantly trimmed, said she supposed she was drunk and disorderly if Constable O'Rielly Baid so ; she had great faith in the Con- Btable's assertion. . The Clerk : Do you plead guilty to being disorderly as well as being drunk ? Prisoner : Oh, yes, Mr Cunningham ; I plead guilty to anything you like. I dare 1 "ay I was disorderly, for my hair was very Hrach disordered when I found myself in the look-up this morn ng. Constable O'Rielly deposed to the nature of prisoner's misconduct, which consisted of staggering along Queen-street _at half-past eleven o'clock, and calling him obnoxious names, and not at all oppropriate to a person in his position. The Bench regretted to see a young person in such a position, and gave prisoner an opportunity of choosing between a fine of 20s »nd costs, or twenty-four hours in durance Tile. IN TROUBLE AGAIN. Edward "Whelch was chargpd under section 3, of the Vagrant Act, of 1866, with being an habitual drunkard, and having been con victed three timaa within the limit of the Act. Ihe prisoner said" that he was very sorry for being in his present disgraceful position, but he had either been hocussed or the liquor was poisonous. He hoped the Bench Would take a merciful view of his case, as he was a merchant with plenty of money, a*d Wonld rather pay £50 than go to prison. The Bench said it was of no use imposing * fine, as it had no effect in reforming pri soner, Nothing but imprisonment would do, which orast in this instance be tried. Sub-Inspector Pardy spoke of prisoner as *n habitual drunkard, whose house was the

J resort of unfortunate girls, and through I whose conduct the row iv Victoria-street; a few evenings ago, was caused. Prisoner implored the Bench to impose a fine in lieu of Mount Eden, the thought of which inspired him with dread, and would leave a stain upon his character. ||The Court : You must go to prison for oue month with hard "labour. Prisoner. Whac is to become of my busi ness who will attend to it, i am doing £ 200

a ■weeii? The Court: That will do, take him away. Prisoner moaned and lefs the dock with tears in hi.^eyes.

ANNUAL RAM FAIR.

Mr. Alfrki. Buckland's stockyards at Re muera were to-day the scene of a large gathering of town and country folks who were assembled at the annual ram fair there held. The occasion is one that always excites widespread interest, and in addition to the agriculturalists who were immediately concerned in the business of the day there was a large contingent of city gentlemen and a few ladies present. The day Was a great improvement in point of weather on Monday, Avhen the ewes and lambs were disposed of. The penning to-day was got through in ex cellent time, and after tha usual lunch Mr. • Buckland lost no time in getting to work. (Per Star Carrier -Pigeon.) The lunch was an excellent spread, provided by Mr. Easton, of the Junction Hotel. Mr. Buckland -was at his post punctually at one o'clock and commenced business by selling some pens of ewes left over from Monday, The interest began to increase when he moved to ilie imported stock, wi.h which the real sale began. A blight shower fell during lunch, but the afternoon turned out tine. The imported sheep were sold first, and for these there was keen competition, though the prices did not leave very lar_re profits to the importers. 500 sheep were penned.

The catalogues were very faulty. The first four pens were described as rams, when they were imported ewes, belonging to Matthew Mawer. One of these was bought as a ram. and had to be sold again, when she fetched one guinea more

The first sheep solrt were 13 ewes imported by Matthew Mawer, of Mount Eden. These fetched altogether 291 guineas, or an average of 22; 1, guineas a piece, which left no margin of piofit lor the importer. The principal purchaser«was Mr Middleton, who took five at prices varying from 11 guineas to 29 SUineas. The other purchasers ware Messrs McLean, Seddon (of Hamilton), Jas. Wallace (Hill si('e), Paul, and I'-icholls.

Two imported rams of the same owner were bought by Messrs. Nicbolls at 21 guineas each, and two others by Mr Martin at 40 guineas and 31 guineas.

Two Cntswold rams of cr.at frame and hardiwcod belonging to Mr Symouds were sold for S2 guineas and 2CI- guineas to Messrs A. Buckland and T. B Hill respectively. These sheep were brought out by the White Eagle.

There was another sheep, which was passed, the reserve being too high. The Cotswold breed are very rare in Auckland, and are being tried as an experiment in the province.

Two imported Leicester rams belonging t Mr Shipperd, fetched seven guineas, being sold to Mr D. Carteretand Mr Robinson.

The next lot sold were two Lincoln rams which came by the Carnatic, belonging to Buttle Brothers. These went at £49 and £33 to Mr Taylor and Mr James Wallace. They were magnificent sheep, and cheap at the money. The third which was landed died this morning, being found on his back in a ditch.

At the meeting of the Fire Brigade Com mittee of the City Council this afternoon, the subject of the resignation of the Fire Brigade was considered, and the unanimous opinion seemed to be that the Brigade should be di3banded on the 15th prox , and that in their place twenty men should be appointed at a salaiy of £8 per year with an allowance per hour after the second hour of a fire. The meeting was adjourned till Friday next, when a consultation with the Insurance Companies will take place.

The Streets Committee of the Council has resolved to reccommend an immediate ex penditure of £200 on Wellington-street, and a sum upon Upper Queen-street. Im provements in several other streetg, it is proposed to leave until winter when they will consolidate better.

Fifty Beautiful Desigjss to Choose From.

A LARGE SHIPMENT OF CARPETS JUST 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 2s 9dto 7s; very batidsome hearth rugs to match. Curtains of every description from 5s lid to 553. Extra Good Value in Sheetings and Quilts just to hand. Holloway and Garlick now supply all kinds of Bedding, M aittresses, 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 see the cheapest house in town.

BIRTH.

VUGLAR—On January 22, the wife of John Vusrlar, Otahuhu, of a son.

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WANTED, a Female Servant ; middle-^ged preferred.— \ pply Mrs Nappatte corner Wyndham aud Chapel-streets. WANTtiD, as Lodger, a respec table young Man ; no children or other Lodgers. Terms, Isi er week. —Kor address, apply at Taylor's «toi c. Karangahape tio*d. WAM TED, a Servant as cook and laundress (family of two only); references required —Apply at this office. IV! EW ZEALAND INSURANCE A.l ' COMPANY. FIRE AND MARINE. Capital, paid np and Invested £240,000 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 eteamers and sailing vessels Risks on Specie subject to special arrangements. LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID. GEO. P. PIERCE, Manager. Tji O E SALE To Arrive, per ! Carnatic.' 1 3-cwt Steam Hammer 1 Power-geared Drilling Machine 1 26ft bed. 14in centre, Screw-cutting Gap Lathe 1 16ft „ 9J „ .. ' » 1 15ft „ 9j ~ ». .i * 1 PJaDing Machine, to plane 10ft x 3ft, and latLe In 3ft deep on the table, self-acting on .the horizontal vertical, snd argnlar cuts ILDo do, 4ft x 2ft, and t«ke in 2ft deep BROWN, CAMPBELL & CO. rpHE ILNDEHSIG>EDHaVE OJS SALE JL AMD TO ARRIVE: Gonrock Canvas, Al Extra Baxter Bro.'s Eoyal l*avy Canvaa Christie's Double Crown Canvas Christie's Royal Navy Canvas Gordon's Royal Navy Red Stripe Gordon's Imperial Blue Stripe Leith Companies' Canvas Wilson and Cumingham's Canvas Also, 60 cases Muntz Metal encases Copper sheathing And a large stock of Anchors and Chains and General Ship Chandlery. D. H. MoKENZIB. Auckland, November 6,1876.



WANTED, a Lad.-Apply to C. Marks, Bootmaker, Q"een-strefrt. A'iNTED Known, that single young Gentlemen can obt- ia comforisib!- Beard and hod .ing, on moderate terms v at ttw ■■ ueklaud College, Upper Qiueii-strcet ANTED a smart Boy to ride out for orders.—App yto _ HalUtt. Butcher Pnruell ■ V r „ UXH ALL.—Best position on the fciv'-'e. Tt *O Ilnomß to let —AV\-ly_^* ]v- W^JMTED to j]7t, ' comfort* biV apartments, liirhisbed, io 8 p'-Wate family ', nice vinw F « address apply at hi* oiKc."' . WANTEu, a Partner with £500 or morH 10 enter info a thorough paying busfufss. The parly required cm take an active pirt in tho business or iri-ahgo lor a Bleeping sliaro.— Apply at this office. fl7 ANTED, a Boy to drive an ' • Engine ; one accustomed to th» work pre ferred. — Vpply at the £oap Works, Cux's CreeK.— Warnock Bros VJLJ ANTED, an Office Boy.—Apply t v bafore 10 o'clock at 10 Insurance Buildings .ANTED to Let, a four-roomed Cottage iitParneH : rent, 10s. — ipply at this bSc& •_ ■ WA ISTTED, bya respectable married Woman work as Charwoman, or to po out by the day.— \pply at Miss Colls' Registry Office, Upper Queen-street. ANTED to Sell, cheap, a Boat 18 feet lons, Bails and oars complete.- Apply at Hill ami F--ton's W "ANTED, a steady Man who can Uriv?, mi k a cow, and make himself useful. Ap; ly to Dr. Stockwell a1 <Sp m. WANTED, a. Nursemaid ; must have refer* noes.—Apply to 3lrs. T. Hill, Upper Sy_toucls->-treei. WANTED, Board and Lodgings for a single gfntlpman niwly arrived from England.—Apply JH, at this oflice. WANTED, Wanted, Wanted the Public to know that there is a very pooi Woman, with five clii dren, in want, I see b.\ Saturday's paper that only one, friend hai civen 1 put my iOs towards if, and I hope to sic pl-nty m 're —II W. •' Lie that givetli to the poor le&deth to thi Lord." \X 7 ANT ED, a respectable micldle v V :sg«l Woman to tak>> charge of obild'en and do plain sowing.—Apply to Mrs C Burton, I'arndl Bakery. WANTED, an active middle-aged Woman hb General Servant, wh?re a nu'Re maid is kept; must be a nood plain cuok and laun dress ; references required.—Apply at this office. W~~ r ANTED, a Nursemaid.—Apply to Mrs Oonninghfim, D"dwood. WANTED, a situation as Daily Governess, —Address " Annie," »t this office WANTED, an Apprentice, one used to Sinuer's machine preferred.—App'y to Mrs Pnt?, Stay and Corset M»ker Yic'oria-street. WANTED KNOWN Hobart Town Pilings and Kails to be sold Cheap.—O. T. "axton, jNewniarki-t. WANTED, for the f* ewton Pottery a firs*-class Tin ower ; also, a Burner. - Apjil at the Works. WA N TE D. Students for Civil Mechanical. Archih clural, and Ship Draw ing, by a Civil Engineer in practice —Apply at the office of this paper. WANTED to Let, two Stores, lately , occupied by Mr A, Buckland.— Apply to A. Mackia, Chape -3treet. "Of AN TED to Let, in Victoria- • Street, a Two-Rtory Brick Shop and Dwe'linp Hoiise.—Apply to T. Thompson, Grocer, Vietoria f>treet ANT ED Known, that Wm. Morris Tailor, is prepared to make, dye, aid e'e:«i Gentienisn's Clotlnn.'. Gp.titlH_»_'B own ina'orial made nf> in firßt-Wass style, next the Governor Browne Hotel, Hobson-strent ANTKD, Wanted, Wanted to Sell, 46 drz^n Ladieß* Josi phine, Kid Olovrs>, 1/6$ pair, 2 pair for 2/6: 20 pieces of !tf_-lios, only /fif yard by the 12yardn : Silver J res« Butlonp, /5 l?dV.z., 3 dozen for 1/; Jot of snra 1 Pa's for oi ildren only /(i each ; Coßinotics only /2, 1/6 •$ dozen ; 30 boxey ot ffsorted colours of Ruche Trimmings /4 and /6 pnr yard ; Jot of Ladies' Wodibo-es 'rom 5/ each; Child ren's Pocket Handkerchiefs, 15 for 1/.—ll Wattk G> neral Pealer. Piit-strei t For One Month !! ! English Walnuts, Clt>. for 4/6; Tea Trays, 6/and 9/ per net; Yankee Pipes, 6 pipes, with^a sta.k 1 yard lung, for M. y&# _IJN'X .„■ L», 600 tone of Old ■ * Brass, Coppar, Iron, Zinc, Pewter, Lead ' M/natz Metal, Waste Paper, Canvas, Basins, Rope, and Ea?s ; also, Bottles, Cust-off Clothing, >vc' at BATTYK -5i CO.'R London Marino Rtor*.' Quick's Building, Elliott-street, Auckland.—S. Moss, Manager WANTED, Subscribers to Magazines to know that they can have the numborn Handsomely Bound, at a trifling cost. Music and other Binding done in best styIe.—WILLIAM LEYS, Machine Killer and Acconnt-Book Manufacturer, next door to the Evening Stab Office, Wyndhanu street. P, ANTED K*OW», thai. D. ** Goldik )b prepared to supply all k'sxAx (1 Timber and other Building materials, inclndl; g Sashes, lioors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, Bonn Blockß, Posts, Bails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, lro& Bark and Bine Gum Laths, Shingles, -C.,&c, at tin lowest • • 'i Yard , Cr.Btr.ro-hon>e Btrs"t. , WANTED KNOWN, that "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, BrtaJi-water Boad. All orders attended to with despatch



WANTED KNOWN that J. NOPRJFON is prepared 1o execute all hinds of ASPHALTING at reasonable pricee.— Address Newton Road. WANTED, the General Public to know that J. Alwicgpr. Tailor (late from France and Germany), has commenced business in his new premises, No. 38, Victoria-street, where he hopes to meet with such (rapport as bis knowledge and attention to business, and civility to his customers shall command. Gentlemen's and Bots' Suits lnade to order. Repairs, dyeing, and cleaning, in all its* branches, executed at the shortest notice, XfcT A N T 13 f>, Intending Purchasers of Riding Saddles and Bridles, &c, to nspect my 50s. Saddle, and 6s. 6rt Bridle; by far the best value in Auckland. All other goods proportionately cheap. Save the importer's profit, by buying direct from "W. S. Jones, Wholesale and Retail Saddler, Importer and Manu facturer. Queen-street. WANTED, Wanted. Wanted to Sell (cheap}, 12 cases of Dri'd Apples, fid $ Ib, 31bB for Is ; abo t Bcwt. of Jam, 6d per 1b by thu j»r; >-ardir es. 6<l per tin, 5a 6d perflozen ; laree tins 9s 6<l per dozen ; 50 dozen Cut s and Saucers, only 6d each ; 100 dozen Plates, 3s 6d per do::en ; Jugs and Basins, Cs pnr pair ; Toilet Pets, 14s each ; Hell and Black's Plaid Matches, 6* 6d per gross ; Tin Vatchec Is lOd per dozen ; 50 doz-n Shirt Studs, from 6d per set, 4s per dozen sets; 40 boxes of Rimme '» Soap, 2d per cake, 6s per box ; 60 dnzen Girlt*' straw Hats, lOd each, three for 2a; lot of small Straw Hats 6d each; thirty boxes of Artificial Flowers, 4d, 6d, and 9d each; Is Bolls will be sold at 9<l ; lot of assorted Ribbons cheap ; 60 dozpn Teapots, from Is 3d each; CO dozen Wine Glass 8, 3s 91 per dozen ; 25 dozen Pint Tumhhrs. 6s Ori ;>er doz n, 8(1 each; 30 dozen common Tumblers, 5d each, 4s prr dozen ; Glass Fgg Cups, Is 8d per <ioz"n ; 20 dozen Cut Ale Glasses 10s per dozen ; 70 dozen Pearl Buokles 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 Is 9d per quart bottle ; Scarlet Ink, 6d per bottle ; Epsom Salts, 4ft>s for Is ; Washing Powders. 6d per dozen, 4 dozen for Is 8d ; Dress Buttons, 4d per dozen ; small Linen Cuffs, 6d per dozen pairs ; Ladies' Paper Collars, Id per dozen, 6d per gross; Hoase Boots, 8s 6d ; Fancy Baskets, Is 6d to 4s 6d; lot of Vases, Is 6d and 2s per pair; lot of Home ' Boots, large sizes, 3s 6d per pair ; lot of Children's Boots (Laceups), 2s 6d 3p and 3s 6d per pair; lot of Maids' Boots (1 and 2 size ,only 2s 6d per pair ; Pre served Ginger, only 5s pc jar; 20 dozen Tea-testers for trying tea, 7s per do n ; Basins, 3s 6d and 4s 6d pr dozen ; 30 dozen Pu*. ding BaFins. 3s to 12s per dozen; 20 dozen PJated Watch Guards, 2s 6d to 5s each; lot of Silk and Wax Flowers, under glass shades, from 20s each ; 4 superior Pictures (Spring. Snmmer. Autumn, Winter), pric« £4 ; Vegetable Dislies, 3s tach, 30s prr dozen; Scup Tureens, 12s each ; Tin Candjf sticks, 9d each, 7s per dozen; Scrubbings, lOd each ; cheap Brooches and Earrings from 2s 6d per dozen ; C< py Books, 10d and Is 6d per dozen ; Steel Rings for Keys, id per dozen ; about 6 dozen Youths' Dress Boots, only 6s 6d per pair; 50 doz-n Glass Sugar Basins, Is 6d each 15s per dozen ; 1 a<lies Ruffles, from 6d; lot of superior Lustres from 12a to 25s per pair ; Silver Lustre TeapotP, from 27a per dozen ; Toilet Requisites, 4s 6d to 6s 6d. s<-t of three ; slatf Pencils. lOd per box of 100 ; Good Tea, £1 Is per box; Scented Hair Oil, 6d per bottle; 25 dorfea Glass Butter Dishes, Is 6d each, 15s per dozen ; Cayenne Pepper 6d per bottle, 4s 6d ptr dozen; Epsoms, 6d per dozen packets. 2s 9d per box of 7tt>s; Day and Martin's Blacking, 8d per dozen, 6s 6d per gross.—Apply to H. Watts, General Dealer, Pitt atreet ~ ■ ''



FO.R SALE, a bkrgain, a new Boat. 17 f ( -ct long 5 feet beam, sails, ours, ho . and small dingy. Price, £12 - Apply at. this ■■tlic°. T?YkNING CLASSfc-S afc the Atick- Al^ lana College aye now opoi for instruction in BookieepiDg, A.)i?ebr», Kuolid, Arithmetic. &c — Terms, 5s per month—(Jhaa A. Tylor. 1 / feS. REWAKU. — Lost, c Cameo L'l.3' BiGast Pin on Saturday ev--nio .— The Bndef will receive the abovo reword on returning S'iino to tliifl offict). fy/ji ILK.— 'lhe advertiser wishes to i^l BUDPIy some one »n tln> trod" wi.h 15 quarts ••'or.n —Address CBH. at tf is office. 6vei! y alters. --. j—; — (—: f7-^TT*HiTn, - ccommodation M tiO Kl'A B Ijta , M r . a) i*b», .J fi>f a.tietHlptaaii of tsli<& fiaWl* »» —. next to G-. P. Pierce, Efiq.._Upp r s; m'gticis-gtrc> nHHd Misses Craig's Pupils Sviii H resume their, Studies on Monday, January 24, —Graiiam-wtreet, January 14, 187G MISS HTCHFIKLD'S Pupils w 11 re-asseinbje oij Slonday, 31st January.—Bs, Grey-street B~<;ATS! Boatel Boats ' — For Sale cheap.—J. W. Carr, Boat-builder, next the Gas-works. 'fAKAPUNA LAKE.—A comfor- A tabl'i Cottage and splennid garden, and 18 acres of richest. Soil To Let for a long or short term, —0. Mays, Post-oflicrt Dvo port. nPO LET a comfortable four-roomed JL House in Havoinok street, eff Symonds-street. to Mrs Warnefori, I'arnell. noar Catholic Church ; rent ,2s i er weet IF Mrs Elizabeth Stanley does not pay to Mrs E izabeth Nicholson the amount (£5) now duo aii'l owing for board washing and lodging before Wednesday next, th- 2Gth inst, the Gokl Cliaiu that was left as security will be sold to pay expenses. OATS! MAIZE! BRAN! CHAFF! R. BAIRD, Victoria-street. rpo LET, the Shop occtipied by Mr." JL T. Barnett, P^ vk Butche pposite the Thistle Hotel.—Apply to T. Bamott, rk Butcher, next City Hull. S~TRAWBERRIBS and CKEAM, of the lincHt quality, dally, at Mason Bros.' Par uraoi y. OPECIAL ATTIUCTJON. In addition to the sports there will be a D >NKRY BACK _t the Elletslie Gardens on SjiturJay, 29tb instant, .anniversary Day. U. GRAH\M. U CKLAi^D SEJiD UiPOT. CANARIES. Having been Burcffs'ul in Breeding this season, I can now supply Biuli of tne very Lest dtsiription at a low late. ROBBKT BRRWIN. Tthe undersigned, will not be 9 } ts>:ontii le foiauy Debts comracted in my name attar this .ate. _, BLAKLEY _ , Devonport, January 25. 1870. ftX O T I O E. My Premises will bo open for business on SATUR DAY, 29th ii^tunt My emploje'a will have a Iloliilay eamc as others. SAMUEL COOMBES, 92, Quw-n-streot. rpo ASSISTANT TEACHERS Ai\D JL OTHERS. Mr. "Wortiiikoton's Class, for the nttidy of English BubiVcts, will re-»s3!inble on Monday next, the Slßt insuuit at G p m., ai hiß residence, Hobson-street Mr. W. will conduct a Clans at I'arnell on Tuevday and Thursday Eveaings, if sufficient inducement offer. rHISTLE HOTEL P. DARBY, Wholesale and Rktatt WINK AND SPIRIT STOKE QUKKN-STREET AI'CKLAND, Begs leavu to return Daany thanhs to tha public, for ihcir liberal support accorded him for many yeari 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 vhe CHOICEST SELECTION WINES A N°D SPIRITS, Comprising— Sandiman's Four Diamond Old Port Wine • Duff. Gordon's Sherry Champagne—Cliquot's { h'impugne—Perner, Jouet's Champagne- Mosolle, pinis and quarts Clar>-t- Chateau, Larose Claret— Lafitte Claret—Leoville Claret—St Julian's Eeal Old Jamaica Rum Hennt-ssy's Three Star Brandy And othex choice brands. ASSORTED OASff.fl MAT>E TJP TO ORDER DIFFERENT BRANDS. BASS'S ENGLISH ALE ON DRAUGHT. Liberal Al owancea made to wholesale purchasers. TERMS : SI RICTLY CASH. Spirits Overproof, th same as from bonded Btore, sold in any quantity. A UCKLAND & MERCER RAILWAY. TIME TABLE. WEEK DAYS.—Down Trains. ~ I 3 5 7 9 H 13 15 a-.m a.m. a.in a.m. p.m p.m p.m p.m Auckland, d. .. 7.15 9.35 11.452.30 3 305 IS .. Newmarket. .. 7.26 94S 11.65 24n 3.41 525 .. Remuera .. .. 7.32 9.5112.1 2.463 475.31 .. Elierslie .. .. 7.39 9.5812.8 2.533 545.38 .. Pen.Jet.d. 7.45 t7.44^Q^ 12.12 257 3.69 5.42 6.18 Onehunga 7.54 .. 10.1212 203.5 .. 5.516.27 ♦Otahuhu " .. 7.57 412 Papatoitoi .... 8 8 4.2 i *M H nurevi'a.. .. 8.24 4.39 Papakura .. .. 8.4(i 455 •Huuua .. .. 8.47 5.2 _ < o. 8.52 5 7 Drury ..j^ .. go gIB Pukekohe .. .. 9.3H fi 48 *Buckland. .. 9.42 fi 57 *Tuakau .. .. 954 6.11 •Pnkeno .. .. 10.15 : 631 Mfercer.a 10.27 6.43 Up Thains. 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16~ a m. a m a.m. a m. p m p. m. p m p.m, Mercer,cZ... .. •• 7.17 330 .. *Pokeno 730 3.43 .. •Tuahau 7.54 4 7 .. *Buokland 8 5 .. .. .. 418 .. Pukekohe • 813 4.26 .. (a. 8.45 458 .. Drury.. -^ .. •• B<B2 57 ~ *Hunua 8.58 5.18 .. PapaJrara 95 5.20 .. "Mamiruva 9.21 5.36 .. Papatoitoi 9.38 5.58 .. •Otahuhu 9.49 6.4 .. Onehunga.d 734 8.30 .. 10 40115 360 .. 6.6 Pn June a. J7.4* 8.39 t10.2 10 49 1.24 J3.59 f6 17 ||6.15 Elierslie . .. 8 4310.6 10.53128 4.3 n2l Remuera .. 8.fi210 1611.2 1.37 4.12 6.31 Newmarket .. 8.5610 20 11.6 14 416 6.35 Auckland a. .. 9 6 10 8011.16 151 4.26 645 t Change for Mercer and intermediate Stations. t Change for Onehunga. || Change for Auckland SUNDAYS,—Down Tb_tns.~ 1 3 5 a.m p m. p.m. Auckland, dep. .. •• »25 230 4.45 Newmarket .. .. . 9.35 2.40 4.55 Remuera ■ 9.41 2.46 6.1 i Elierslie 9 48 2.53 6.8 Penrose Junction, depi .. 9.52 2.57 5.12 Onehunga, ar 10.0 3.5 5.20 Otahuhu Papatoitoi .. Up Teams. 2 - a.m p m. p.m. Otahuhu ' Onehunga. dep. .. . 10.16 3.30 5.30 Penrose Junction, arr. .. 10.24 3.38 5.38 Elierslie 10.28 3 42 5.42 Remuera 10.37 3.51 5.51 Newmarket .. .. 10 41 3.55 5.55 Auckland, arr. .. .. 10.51 4 5 6.5 Note. —Trains stop at Stations marki-d * by signal only Passengers wishing to alight must give notice to the Guard at (he previous static n. Passengtrs are requested not to enter or leave the cars while in motion. Season and School Tickets issued to and from all stations, a* very low rates. Apply to the Manager. To ensure dispatch, Parce.s should be booked ten minutes before the starting of the train. FRANK B. PASSMOJK.E. Superintending Engineer Ifor Constructed Railways Public WorksJUt December, 1876.



PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE. | R. J. DeLhs Lessee, Mr. Lawrence t^gn Manager. /'THIS (W EDjNE BDi V) RVEN IX G, Charles Whb\TLEIGH Charles V\ heatl kjh AS THE SHMJGHRMJN! THE SH.» TTGHB VUff ! I&~ C, 000 Citiz us have witiussja Charles Wiital leigb as Conn ! f*~ Ev-iry uharncer is fully pnstained ! rw~ Lv T NIGHTS! L\ST NIGHTS! 227" The most cmp'e'e Pr.-dudti. n ever witnessed in tncfc an '. — Vide the Pr ps. FSf The Bhaogrhiann c-.n on y ucoup? Hie stngp for a limited pi nod, as more vi Mr C. YVheat leigti's tpeuiallfciep aro in »ctive ] reparation. C3?~ The number of applicants for tickois to all parts of the house render it nh.solu'cly neo esary for patrons to secure their teuts duriug tlia flay." "♦a at Upton's S3?* KeserVe yotir se.. " LOTTERY OF LIFE. J*'" In Preparation—T.H_ . . ph o bTaTiT 7"" h £ L L> V> ONEHUEGA. Will posiiivbly appear THIS DAY, (Wednesday), Jantiory 25 POPULAR PRICES. gLONDIN, THE HERO OF NIAGARA, WILL MAKE HIS FIRST G-raad Higk Eope Ascension ON [ SATURDAY, JANUARY 29ih, 1876, IS HIS GIGANTIC ARENA, REAR OF GOVERNMENT HOUSE, The dimensions of which far surpass acy other canvas enclosure in the world. The performance will include the same WONDERFUL FEATS Ab performed by him over the GIGANTIC FALLS OF NIAGARA !! ! IN A M E E I 0 A, In tl)6 presence of H.R.H. THE PKINCE OF WALTS A?>'DSOTTE, Including Hla Gracs the 1 uhe cf ?• twcisile, Eatl of Bt. fie.rniit.s, the Marquis of Chandos, Lord ' yons, Getieral Williams, Mjor Teesdale Mdj ;r Geneial B vice. And many other distinguish', d j>.cb!emen and •Gentlemen. Doors open at 4 p.m , pr-rforrr ance to commence at 5 p.m. sharp. Piuckb or Admission : First-class Seals, 45.; Second-class Prommade, 25.; Childrt-n, lulf-price. B&~ No Re-ad mission. _&$ No Smoking Allowed. Operatic Selections by the Band. All letters and communications to be adrlrefßcd to .1. F. BLOND IN, or O. P. NIAUD, Secretary, ;tar Hotel, Auckland. By order of Le Chevalier BlondiD. H, P. LYONS. Agent. T3EGATTA DAT. PICNIC TO MOTOIHI. A PICNIC wil b" giv<=n X^wS=sriiCl^N on REGATTA D VY by the /W^v/'/m \Wa MemUrs of HicVictokia [$?/''■ ;V /'(^V\\:Wy<A and Good Templar Brass (Of /^'_S«_\VV4 \%\ Band, under the putronajfe f&f. V £In of tho Victoria Cutupauy lSvrv, " ' ''''>/£/ Volunteers. l^^oi^a*/ 'J lie Vs- ' Hatoaki' will \ \^_ i y 7 leave the Wharf at 9 o'clock R*.FBKB__KNTi» Oil the grouurt at town prices. XT ■ Tickets, 2s. each. TDEGATTA DAY. MONSTER PICNIC TO KOHIMARAMARA, Under thp Patronaf/f of n pit here of vaii< us Friendly (Societies aud Gocd Teu>plir Lodges Messrs. Holmes Bros. Steamers ■will leave Queen street Wharf at 9 am., and every hour during; the day. Programme of Sports in to-morrow's paper. Return tickets, 2s ; Children, Is ; Family tickets (5 or more adults), 1b 6d ; Children, Is. Refreshments on the ground at Town Prices. rpENDEHS required for (labour I only) for a Vil am Princes-street Plans, &c , to be spen at my house in Queen-street, up to Wed nesday next —J. ■ mith, Draper. FOR Immediate hale, cheap two neatly finished four-roomed Cottages in "New ton on 42 feet by 75 f*et freehold.— />pply D. B Orchard, 5, Insurance Buildings. "P iriTEe7lie spoets 'i Jie entries for the Aiiiiiversiry Tup (It p'izo £15 2rd £5, ann 3 d£2) whl Le le!t open till *Thur. d»y next at 9 p m. _LXX D KI^G. -<■• r tary. 46 npHE APTOBTOGRAPHY OF JL THE KAR^'H AND ITB HISTORY, AS WRITTEN BY. M. SES." A LECTURE on the above subject will be delivered On TUESDAY EVENIi^ G NEXT, February 1, By E. ELLIS, ES Q, M. D., At the Hall of the YoTTNoiilEN's Christian Association. To commence at 7.30. Admission, 6a, or Tickets for Course of Lectures, 2s 6d. TO TBE ELECTORS AND NON ELECTORS OF THE CITY EiST, AND TH PRO VIA CE OF ATJ KLaND. Gentlemen,—l take the earliest opportunity ' inform you that I am a Caniicatc let jttr 'avoura. I find that I have not sufficient room in my present Establishment to show my Furniture, Beddmg, *c.; therefore, after careful consideration, I have tsken those more Central Premises recently occupied by Messrs Cranwell and C0.,-at the bottom of ShiTtJand street, where T ictend to cirry on the bu«in'ss of Cabinet-makinsf, Fr^ I '^-: g, etc.; and havi-,g had 35 yoars' practic : I shall be able to supply you with good and sou, ■ i u'e, at the very owest t>i ssible piicos cons.ow... >o Quality. Furnitnre, Matirasse3, and Bedding of every des cription made to order, and guarai teed to five every satisfaction. Matirasses re-m-nie, D ning and I r .win? room Furniture Re-covered and thoroughly renc vated iv. B.—The buaine's of China. Glas', <-nd Eartben ware, and Kitchen requiito, Ac wll ba ctrri-cl on as usual in toe Old Ei-ta'- li-haiept by Mis ('roburt. every order will receive the very best attention. . • ' ■ I am, Gentleman, 1, your most obedient'servant.i H. PROBJERI. '



AND C. M I L N B t.t.ti. a ARE NOW OrKNIKC Ul> TUE.H NEWSPMNGDKAPEKY, MILIJNKKY, &c, Comirisi/ig all the Newest StylPß and Rialjcs n— Ladies', Girls', antl Maids' Costumes Black and Coloured Silks Tu?sore, Japanese, and Mikado Silk 5 ho new Silk Gris-iille Plain aud Figured Luatro Lustrines, Kalernos Sitk Warp Lustres CHallis, Ciras:-*elm»'S Fancy Dress Materials of every dcs ion. ■■« invited <f our COLOrKED IFBD l spection i- OEBSAw I™' d- per yard ; MOUENIS'?- : --o— ; Black French Merino from 2/3. „ C ape Cloth irom 1/6. „ Coburg-, Paiamatta, Barathea, &o. - „ w»ter.d Prints „ Crai c fioiu 3/. BST OUR PARIS MIL'INERT "«li Is just to hand, together with an immense Stock of Ribbons, Fa thers, Fl»'Wtrs, Ladies', Girls'. Boy*', and Men Straw Hats, Head-dresses, Dr. ss Caps, Ornaments, S. arts, Bo^'S, ColJarc and Cutfa. Capes, MautlettKS. Fichus Culrasse, andTabliera &C, kc. A Large Vakiett . OF DRESS AND MANTLE TBIMKINOS GENTLEMEN'S AND BOYS' MERCERY Of ail kinds. A large Sock of MANCHBSTKP.. GOODS WEDDING AISD MOURNING ORDERS promptly Executed. M. & C. M I L N B CHEAPSIDE HOUSE, 222 & 224, Queen-street. rp IMBEE! TIM B E E,! 1 be TJnirm Pssli and D or Corrpa"y. Vec^anic's Buy, ar • selling all classesO! Timber at leducedra'es A go d quali'y Scautling v^ry cbe*p. T\E U T tiC HE N VBPiEIN. ASZEIGI Donnerstag dpn 27 «pn keine Vfrsammlung da das Locai yon dun EegaMa Committee benvi zt nird. Donnemag den 3 ten Februar getcl.aeftied)e Ver sammlung. Dfr Sccntair dt s Deutschen Vereins. ,\ LL Parties indebted to J. W.' » M-lton, • ovj-1 Mnil -ctel are requited to sett c the sane imm< diately. —J. W. Me.ton, Alexandra Bet 1 Parnell. T O. G. T. The Third Anniversary <f ini^oduction of Order into Aun"land will be celebrated by a SOlRKEaud KNT'bkTXI MEnT in the Lotn^-etrett Halt, on Ekoatta Day, January 29 1876. T. a >n the Table at 0 30. Tck-ts, Is (3d ta^-h, including Euiertain meni, contesting <f Slusiial belntiuns, s. n«s, liecitatiot-s, Speeches, &c to Entertain niciit, only is. CROWN P» INC SS GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMlthD).. A Call (ihe Mxih) of On 3'■ hi lir.g11 e>- E-hare has this day been njace ou the c»i it»l i.f th? above-named Company piijable to ihe ec/et*fy -i the office of she Con pauy. Bank Buildings iiukland, on or berfore the 28th day of January, 187 H. H. W. HEATH, Secretary. Auikland, 7th Jantiarj', 1876. MACHINE OIL. The Purest Winter-pressed Sperm, Is. and Is. Cd. per bottle. Liberal Discount to the Trade Springs Screws, Shuttles, Ketdles, etc., etc THE SIMPSON SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, BAIBD & COMPANY, Sole Agents, Quken-Stkeet. 66TJ\ LECTRICITY IS FE. ilf -- PDLVEBMACHTB'R IM^BOVED "ATVKT. SELF-APPIIC'BL^ IT.EC'RIC CHAIN BASO', BELTS, a>D BAT rEKiTS, so sinnplp thnt aryore ran we th'm ; wonde'ftil in resuls, ard yet >o sentlt in action ih»t thej may be appli' d to mere infants. Pamphlets givine ful particulars, and defaced Pric« L'Sts 'an b- h%d on apj lication, or wnl bts fcrward<"i b • n-t May be had of all Chemirts BATED * CO, SOLK AGENTS FOE ZtALAKD. rpO PAINTERS AKD OTHERS. OHR'S P*TEKT WHITE EVA MEL. P.* TNT is r/.p'dly mppret ding the best Wliite Le»d ; ip no pcisonous, covers well, last longer, f.nci is a betutifu white. Price (to the Trade), £38 per ion ; small quantities, 4Jd !g ft. BAIRD AND COMPANY, . Sole Agents, mo GLAZIFRS AND 'OTHERS. 200 boyes WINDOW GLASS, <x ' Orean Mail 2x9, 14x10, 16x12, 20x14. Only 60 feet in case ; very haudy for he country. loloured, StaUifd, and Enamelled Glass in great variety. For prices, which are low, apply B^IRD & COMPANY, WAVERLEY, PICKWK K,OWL, * * ML", hHaFT'N HT^IO. Nos. 1, 2, and 3, Rroad Arrow, Is. per box (English ];rico) Post free to any part o1 New Zealand; fi Liberal Dipcount on Quantitits over One Dozen Boxes. BAIRD & COMPANY, ,• I QUEEN-STKEEX.



■ am- wms*s 'jsrm %«J£ A UCKLASD & MEROKK RAILWAY. x\ ANNI VX h S X V DAY, JANUARY 29 1876. The morning trains o-and f'-om Mt-rver as usual. Tlic «ft: raoou train fiom Auckland t> ■ Mercy. 1; tves at (J 30 p.m.- LeavesNewmirketat .. .. .. ..6 40 Onetiuu^aat .. .. .. .. C2> Otahuhu -.t 7.8 Pnp.iknr* at 7.47 Druryat.. 8 8 Pukekotwat 3.40 Arrives Mercor at .. .. .. .. 9.30 AFTERNOON TJIAIN Leaves Mercer at .. .. .. ~5.0 Pukekoheat 6 62 I'm. ybt fi 31 PajjHKura at .. .. .. ..645 otaliuhu at 7 27 ArrivesElJerslie at 7-42 Out hung a at '.38 AucklauJ at ~ .. .- ..8.5 Morning trains 10-ve A.tioTc!ans for Onehutign and intermediate stations at 7. 16, 9 20, 10 '0. li.lft ; and in the afuruoi,u at 12.15, 1 15. 2.16, 3 15 4.15, 5 15, G. 15, and il.o. Morning trains leaves Om hnnga for Mi hlsnd and intermediate stations at S. 15, 10 21, 11 20 ; and m iho atternoon at 12.25, 1.25, 2 25, 3.20, 4.25. 5 25,0.25, 7 30, and 8.0 (last train). PAPAKURA JBAOES. Trains will n. rll- p. ro. Leave Auckland at .. .. 11 ■> and H.O Newmarket at .. .. iliO — 310 Pemvse Junction at .. si 23 — 328 Otahuhu at 1 .39 - 3.39 p m. Papnkuraat x 2 ;S — 4.1S Arrives Drury at 12.29 — 128 Leaves Mercer at .. .. .. iio Tuakau at 1 30 Pukekoi.e at .. .. .. 12.52 Driu,y at 12 40 Pa) sk.ira at 12.E0 - 4.50 OtariuKu at i.Si) — 530 Pern''fe Junction at .. i.42 — f>.42 Newmarket at .. .. "1/9 — 5.59 Arrives Auckland at 2 9—6.9 These trains stop for Papakur* E.acec-(.urse > aro met by trains frou." Onehunga at 11 20 and 3 20. BETURN JOUKKEy AT SIKOLE FARES. s d. s. d. Auckland to Papakura .. •• 5 0 and 3 6 Auckland to Elltrsiic .. ..13 and 0 9 NO CHANGE. The single tickets issued on Sa'urday. 29th instant, are only availablo foneturn on that, d.'iy Passen gers wishing to return on Monday must take ordinary return tickets. By order, A. V. iIACDONSOLD, General Manager. 113 ?*v QPECIAL. VrlfOc^- EXCURSION ADCKLAJND TO KA.IPA.A and BACK o Regatta Day (January 29). The 8 s GEMI"" I Will leave Auckland on BATUR- D V next at 10 a v,. 'I h• t hi- wi 1 cave n\er heart at nooi. and ar>ive bac- it 5p iv -Miigo Fares for the doubie j.urneyfe by tram a... steamer J CtiEbJil. January 20. BAY OP ISLANDS UOAL COMPANY (LIMITED). The Eighth ArßUELGcnfjalMeeong of Shareholder in the alove Company will be held in the Large Boom, Insurance .buildings, on FRIDAY, the JSta instant, at 3 i>.na. Business : To receive Keports and Accounts, and to elrct tw>> Directors ana two Auditors. By oj der oi the Uuard of Directors. HEJ^BY GILFILLAN, Jun, Adicg Secretary. 10, Insurance Buildings, Auckland, January 17,1876. TTNITED SERVICE LODGE, ■ U Mo. 421, I.C The regular Monthly Meeting of the above Lodga will he htld in the Masonic Hotel, This (Wednesday) Evening, a' 7 o'clock sh rp. Visiting Brethren are invited to attend. By order of the W. M. __^____ THURSDAY, JANUaEY.27.. VALTJABI E LIBEARY. 700 VIL'JMES HTHE Subscribers Lave been instructed 1 by Mr J. H. ftUl o> i« s.ll at ihe Ro. id*, tTcrt- Street, on Thursday uext, 27th iaetanv. j»t il o'clock: His LARGE and C> MPhEREN-IVE LBKAEY, containing many V»iUible Wirks. The above LIBK * KY has been the 1 a*>rur of Years, and neither time or expense haa Ken sp-.ieQ in tha collection, . SAMUEL COCHHAFB & SON, Auctioneers. . B TOMCS.J [fi f; 0- BE THUBSDAY, J-i^UAEY27. EEG ,TTA DAY .-PORTS, ELL- ESLIE, GARDENS. GRAND STAND BAR A/*D R1 -FEfc'H. MEIvT 10 THS. B. TONES &,CO., VIJ ILL sell at their mart, on Thurs »* d.yntxt. The Riphtto se'l liquors in the rrickpt-honse, Grand Stand B*r, »i^d >o i Boc th, wi h the Bight to Ertct a N'arqnee ; als i, the Rigut to Sell Ti-a, Coffee, I ea ouade Girgerbe<-r, &c. t in,the Stone House, near ibe fro'at, gate. TO-MORROW. CITY MART. TO DRAPERS Al>D THE TRADE. UNRESERVED SALE OF DRAPERY AND CLOTH.KG. GEANT & MOBTOS HAVE received instructions to sell by auction, Tc-morr^w (.Thursday), at cli yen o'clcok, A Large Parrel of Dr pery, M*rrh ster Gods, Clo hi g. etn. EvtryJite to he offered for ab39iute unreserve>; sale. Also, A Small Retail "took of Drapery, do,, fie.for Unreserved Sale. Terms at Sale. FitfDAY, JAKUARY 28. ~^ HOUSE.HOLD FURNITURE. THE subscribers will sell at the Mart, Fort-street, on Fiidaynext, 28th inst., at 11 o'clock, . General Household Furniture. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. B. TONK9] [R o. GARB THURSDAY, JANUARY 27. TRADE SALE OF 112 TRUNKS BOOTS. B. TONKS& CO. H*YE been instructed to sell on Thursday/at 11 o'clock, 11Q TRITNKS BOOTS compruint?—W<men's -*•-"-'*■■* Brown Grain slipper* Girls' 6 9 1.-13 Morocco Almas, Men's C If Mo«k Laon ES, Meb's L&vant Almas, Boys' ld-13 Unas, You hs 1-5 Almas, Women's Levant Altms. Bn-nze Black Lasting, Oir s' Levant Garibaldis, Wojuhi's (Jarib^ldi Supers, Girls' B-ltnorals, Maids' almoral , Women's Momcco Adelaides, Girl's Kid li" X, Men's KiallS, Emperor*, Gins' ' lack Lasting, WonifnV Kid f S* M H, B B. sewn ; w./men's i evant F P, Youihs' Ccr dovin Balmorals Men's Pafpnt Ox nian« Men's Short Wellingtons, Women's Cashnitre, Menu a.,2»" Upp( rs. The above is a grnuine fhipme-t, and fo>* abs 'lute sale. Buyers wil' do well t.> take so favour ble an opportunity for repleniaijing their Btockß y of the lines are " Yernon's" celetrMed mtiko.