To Mr Bees: Prisoner had paid .agif money in cash payment, for goods. A__r_t.|r!. found that some of these prisoner had not entered; Mr Leers ihen entered an explan ation which seemed to confuse rather than explain matters, when His Honor, s _id be must not complicate the case by what might have bee'a, but as a man of figures, he must confine himself to plain facts.

To Mr Brookfield : The books appeared to be kept properly, still there was a mystery about the accounts which rendered ie diffi to detect a' fraud. His Honor a.ked if Mr Riddler's account waa included in a cheque sent to the bank. Witness thought 'hat it might have been. His Honor considered that the accused was a bad bookkeeper, but he had evidently paid all the cheques ioto the bank, mistake s had been made, but the accounts had not been sufficiently investigated to fix the charge upon the prisoner. If Weston had appropriated cash, it must be proved. John O'Donnell deposed that he dealt at the store in June and July, and had made regular payments to Weaton, but he couid not speak as to dates, nor was he positive as to the amounts.

William Pudler, publican of Mercer, remembered paying his July account £4 14s for goods, paid by cheque (produced) dated August 3rd could not swear that ho paid it to Wesson on that date. Mr Rees then addressed the jury for the defence; and dwelt at some length on the confused state of the accounts, and that the evidence failed to establish the charge of embezzlement againßt the prisoner. His Honor having having summed up, the jury acquitted the prisoner of the first charge ; he was then charged with taking into his possession the sum of £2 15s Id and other sums, the property of bis master. LARCENY AS A BAILEE. John Sheerer, aged 62, a native of Scotlsn., waß arraigned upon two indictments on a charge of larceny as a bailee on the sth of November last. The prisoner pleaded not guilty. (Left sitting.)

The Piako Swamp Sale.—A Clear Loss of £20,000.

(To the Fditor of the Evkking Ftar.) Sir,- There appear 3to be some doubt in the public mind as to whether any actual loss to the land revenue was sustained by the surreptitious alienation of the Piako swamp. On this point I new venture to address you. In the beginning of the year 1873, I made enquiries about this swamp, which resulted in a determination to endeavour to acquire it. I found that no sale of public lands could legally be made without a survey and public auction. I entered into negotiations (in February, 1873), with other parties in England, for the purpose of forming an association to purchase, reclaim, and settle this land. I informed my friends that it could not be got for less than five shillings per acre, and I was prepared to recommend giving seven shillings and sixpence rather than lose it. While my negotiations were still pending; I found to my astonishment that the swamp had been secretly disposed of. FeeJiDg safe in the certainty that if any other persons were in the market they would have to compete with me at public auction, I never thought of maktDg my intentions known in the proper quarter until my arrangements should be completed ; but if, before this was done, the land had been auctioned in the usual manner, I would have given £20,000 cash for it, taking the risk myself of afterwards forming the reclamation association. It is clear, then, that a Joss of £10,000 is capable of proof, and a further probable loss of £10,000 more, as in open competition the gentleman who got the swamp for 2. 6d per acre, would most likely have made me pay the 7s 6d I was prepared to go to. We are so accustomed now to Talk of public money in sums of eigr<t figures, that a loss of £20,000 seems a trifling matter ; and if that was all, and no principle was in volved, it might not assume so much im portance, but besides this actual less and the grave breach of law, a very large loss was made in the prospective value of the land, which, if retained until the completion of the railway, would have been worth at least £100,000. Not wishing to be mixed up in any political disputes, I have not hitherto made my individual grievance in the above matter known, and I only do so now out of a sense of fairness to those who, fighting against a powerful clique for the redress of great wrongs iiiflicted on this part of the colony, are entitled to all the support and sympathy of the people. I enclose my address, and will at some future time, if the interests of the public require it, come for ward and verify the above statement.—l am, Ac., Piako. Auckland, January 10, 1875.

The Taranaki Cricketers.

The match between the Manukau Cricket Club and the Taranaki team yesterday, re sulted in the defeat of Taranaki by sixteen runs. In the second innings Taranaki made 28 and Manukan 47, as follows :—O'Callag han, 0 ; J. Patten, 5 ; Ogilvy, 18 ; Pilling, 0; Lynch, 9 ; Donovan. 0; T. Patten, 2 ; Castelli, 1; Daly, 1; Leggejbt, 2 ; McMahon, 9. Total, 47. TARANAKI C.C. V. UNITED C.C.f This match was played out in the Domain this morning, and, as will be seen by the score, resulted in an easy victory for the United C.C. Messrs W. F. Buckland and E. Willis were the bowlers for the United, and did their work excellent. Mr Davies played a fine'innings for 27. The following are the scores :—

ST. MATTHEW. P .RISE FINANCIAL {MEETING. The annual meeting of the parishioners of St. Matthew's met last evening in the school-room ; Rev. B. S K*«s_rd in the chair. The rep >rt, _cad by Dr J. H. Hoo.er, oh-wed that the cff_rt3ries were in creasing. The Vestr-. also, had paid £50 of tie standing debt, and £100 of the overdrafts at the B.nk. The day-schools under Mr Horsey and Miss Tap: er ■Were pregreshit? favorably, and generally things Were In a very hopeful condition. The girls' school -nT_b«red 100 s-holar., and the boys' school was not so sacce-sfui at present, owing t_ the various changes of mas era -he "St. Matthew's Parish Magazine " kad now between 200 and 3t'o subscribers. The a" -conn>B shewed recei ts-.—Gener.l iffertory, £535 19s 81; special offertories, £146 11. 3d ; p am rents. £292 i4s 9d ; endowment fund. £'4 2_ 6d; b lance due to b."k, £22 19* 3d. The total amount was £1052 7s 51 _h« liabilities due to the M.lanesUn Mlns'on, Native Pastorate Find, etc.. were £3.1 17* Sd. Th. assets as new rests due £12 ss. The Bell Fund amounted to £1.8 11. 61. Th. Stone Church Baildirg Fund amount, to £5,827 13s 7d. Burin* laßt year a sum of £507 7s 2d was added by Interest on 1 >v-ittnents —On the motion of Mr T>oo >iin tbe report was unanimously o.rried Mr T/ptoi was proposed as minister's warden, but ob i«ct^d to, as he was not a rest'lent in the parish. Mr Do'tnt'n was ultimately chosen mmlsre;'s warden, acd Captain parish warden. Tne following gentlemen were then ele-ted on the Committee: '.-•BrHooper, Colonel Haultain, Mesrs Henderson, Woolej-, Wamock, Burtt Dickson, Ward, and Morrin. It was also agreel to purchase a freehold p>. cc of land *n the neiphbourhood of Froeman's Bvy for a branrh lohool and church in tha'distrbt Me.-rsßteh.m *ud Cameron were appointed auditors for the ensuing »ear. it W4 „ a ig o ggreed that Messrs Dickson, ' "light, Dawson. Henderson, and Hbalders, bo ap pointed a committee to erect the memorial window •o the late Rev David Jones at a cost not exceeding **>. It wa% further agreed that the collection of pew Wnts be discontinued. Votes of thanks _o the chair »|»d, and trustees of the building fond, closed the Proceedings. -. CITY HAI_D. .Th* City Hall last evening was umtinally attractive, _ *.w»H4ttM-» of the addHl.Bala-.ra.Uac of thi

Mr Davies was as amusing as ever in Ms |__ats of v. ntrilocui m, and elicited much mirth am ug the audience The siDgi gof Vtr and Mrs l^mp.on was gug, ly applaud.d »ud theperf.rm.iices gen -rally were marked, by the s.me degree of "xcel -1 •.-•<;._ The terf.irm_.nc. of Mr Weight-nan w^s tne subject or gieat exp ct ..ions The tank, Bby 4 feet, was placed on the st.ge, a . cor.iin . to th« iUu-iratioD, win a gl ss front, in which the Man-fist, wp.-rs in the water, surrounded by gold a_d silver fish, which seem to er>j y their marvellous companion. The marvel is that Mr Weightman c_n eat. drink, and •moke in j-uc& c rcomatanoe*. The feats are q«ie astonishing, and shew tint the IV>an fish, had he been in the pace of f. aucus, the fl.herman of Greece, and ''esir. us of exploring t.he wonaem of the deep, cou.d hi_.e succede. and would not ha?e met, the fote recor -ed of Glaucus. upon which the late Charles Kings^y built up oneo: his most beautiful boobs— the''W.nders of the Shore.'' i efo^e Mr Welghtmau co. s nn to the stage, Mr Daves iuviie.. any ne to come up, a I'd examine the water. Gold-fish are then thro "nii and ■an be s.ea swimming The Man-fith theri comes in, • nd p unges into the water, in whtch he disports himself like a native remaining b_ne_<h a time that is astounding, comng up occasionally i_e a whale to blow off. The graceful w yiu which the performer glides in a»d out thr. u<h the 1. gs of a <hnir was .peci_.il. applauded. Tht» extra attraction will greaty assitt in pr, longing the popularity of tha City dail enteriailments WIISO S PAT.*C!_ CIRCUS. Lust night the Mammoth Pavilion erected in the Mark, t Square was the scene of the opening perfoi m.nce of Wilson's Palace Circus. The occasion had been looked forward to with great interest, and there were lipwards of 2000 spectators present. Speaking generally, and f;om a first night's view, we may pronounce the ci cv. to be the best that ha« yet visited Auckland, not even excepting the famous Chiarini's. The performers are exceedingly clever, and the trailed quadrupeds are perfect in their docility and intelligence. An outsider can but porly comprehend trie t oub!e which must have been expended to obtain so splendid a combination of talent. The length req»i ed for a fair notice of tnis large c mpany pr. eludes ns from going through the performance in detail, but to morrow we hope to publish an extended notice of the many remarkable feats. Tho piece of bareback tiding exhibited by Mr Morgan as a rloging exhibition wa3 fairly startling. The pavilion has been erected in a most substantial manner, every care for the safety of the spectators being taken.

LATE TELEGRAMS.

GRAHAMSTOWN

(From Our Own Correspondent.) '1 his day. Declaration of the Poll- A larye number were present at th. declar ation of the poll to-day Hir Ge rge Grey and Mr Rowe were declared duly elected. Mr Kilgour, on behalf of Hr G.orge Grey, thanked ihe electors. Mr Eon c also thanked them for himself. Mr Bagnall on behalf of Sir Julius Vogel, and Mr Renshaw on behalf of Mr Mitchell. Accident. A man named Charles Fagan sustained a severe scalp wound by falling off a section of the American Theatre, which was in course of removal.

TAURANGA.

(Prom our own Correspondent.) This day. Bast Coast Election it has been finally concluded by a strong committee to petition against the return of Captain Read. Evidence is being procured of a most reliable and conclusive nature as will result in declaring the election void. Morris the independent canditate is very popular, his friends being determined to biing this loathsome charge of bribery home to the guilty parties if such can be estab lished.

WELLINGTON.

(Per Press Telegram Agency.) This day. Fishing for the Cable. There is no news from the Luna to-day. The Tui, when crossing the Straits this morning with the Southern telegrams, could see nothing of her. She must have gone into shelter. Captain Kennedy, of the Easby, just arrived from the Sooth, reports.ic blowing hard, and the sea too rough to grapple for the cable. A school of 26 porpoises were washed ashore at Lyell's Bay this morning. They are now high and dry on the beach. Manawatu Flection. The state of ihe poll is : Johnston 191 ; Buller 164. The contest, was a very close one. The district gave Dr Buller a small majority but the 30 votes from Wellington, polled at Paikakariki, swamped him.

DUNEDIN.

(Per Press Telegram Agency.) lOh. The Poit ChalmeTS elf-ction took pUc_ to day. Mr Reynolds proved vie ori m., tho votes polled being : Reynolds 241 ; Green, 185. Majority for i.ejnolds, 56. '1 he complete returns for the Wakatip elec tion gives Manders (Piovincialist) a majority of 61 over Bradshw.

OAMARU.

(Per Press Telegram Agency.) 10th.

For Waitaki election two Provincialists were returned by large majorities : Heslop, 335 ; Shrimski, 266 ; Steward. 175 ; O'Meagher, 98.

HARBOUR BOARD.—This Day.

The fortnightly meeting of the Harbour Board was held in the Board office, Fort street, this afternoon. Present: Mr. J. C. Daldy (in the chair) and Messrs. Buchanan, McKenzie, Cosgrave, Brett, Niccol, and O. Mays. The minutes of last meeting were read aud confirmed. Correspondence was received from Mr. Bigelow asking for a reduction in his rent. On the motion of Mr. Cosgrave the letter was referred to the Endowment Cammitte, with power to add. a letter from Messrs. Welsh and McCabe, asking for an extension of time for their con tract. Referred to the Works Committee. THE GRAVING DOCK. ■ The report of Mr. Errington, in reference to the proposed dock at College Point, was read to the meeting. The report concluded with the following remarks : — Ist. That deep water can be reached at a short distance from the bluff. 2nd. That the site is fairly sheltered. 3rd. That the foundations are apparently good. 4th* That ample earth for filling reclama tions are hand. sth. That there is little possibility of the entrance silting up, or a necessity for dredging. 6th/ That independent of other considera tions outside purely professional ones, it is not my province to enter upon. I consider the site, taking it altogether, is adapted to the construe: ion of a first-class dock. I estimate the cost of a dock of the followiog dimensions, v'z: —Length of floor of dock proper, 345 ft; length of dock to oufer caisions ground 376 ft 7in ; on coping. 408 ft 6 in ; width of entrance at poping, 55 ft; between coping inside, 80 ft; depth of water on sill, o.diuary springs, (9); depth to invert on floor of dock, 20ft; con structed in accordance with the plans submitted to me, including wrought iron caisions and all appliances complete for the sum of £120 000 ; but that modifications could be made in the instructions of details without interfering with the efficiency or stability of the dock that would reduce the cost by about £25 000, or a tor.al say of £95 000, and the reclamations of a suitable site for adjuncts at £25,000 to £30,000, according to the area of land re claimed.

At the Acclimatisation Society's meeting yesterday a vote of thanks was unanimously carried to J. C Firtb, Esq., for his efforts in connection with tbe distribution of salmon ova iv provincial streams. A little boy in Vulcan-lane was knocked down to-day by one of Messrs Ireland Bro.'s waggons, but beyond some slight injury to his foot he suffered to no damage. He was carried into tho shop of Mr Aicken, chemist, where he received every fcttgafcion, mhS vtm then takta home.

A brute.of a horse, with a head indicating temporary insanity, belonging to Mr Solmon, t-u cher, Wyndbam-street, tosed iis riritr to-day. (a small boy of about 14) with great violence to the ground. The fall rendered the lad insensible for some time, and he was lifted up greatly bru sed, cut and torn, though not severely iujtired. The Joins, sir loins, steak, cutlets and saus >^es, had a tre mendous scattering along the street, each piece gaining in weight ss it rubbed along. This is the second or third time this ecc< n trie animal has almost caused this boy's or other pets ma death, and i. is about time he was sent to grass, or Paumute to end his days in peace, (rather than some more wor thy cieatures). A. crew from the Thames Naval Plowing Olub, consiaihig of H Uoldswortby (stroke), J. Newdiek, No 3, K. Newdiek, JSo 2. aud T. G. Ids worthy bow, V. Savage (coxwain), went South iv che Taupu this attertioon to compete in the Wellington Inter-T>rovinci»l Regatta, on the 22ud instant. Tnere are two races amounting to £250. I

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IF the Party who applied in Welles ley-street for Board and Residence will oblige by calling again, satisfactory arrangements could be made There is a vacancy for two. TO LET, the Business Premises in ihe occupation of Mr. Asher, Queen-street. — Apply on the premises IF Mrs. Ellis, Onehunga, does not pay the amount due for the Kmbroide • ing of a Cape within the week, it will be sold to pay expenE.es. I^OR SALtt, at Ellerslie, a really good .ttd 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 >tation, and fronting on to the main road. Apply to JOHN SOPPET, No. 8, Queen-street. FOR SA LB, at Pakiri, near Omaha, 83 acres of Land, with largo quantity of good Kauri _nd Totara upon it, being lots 37 and 38, with treek frontage. Apply to JOHN SOPPETT, No 8, Queen-street. GRAFT ON RoAD HIGH YVAji. DISTRICT. Tender. for Construction ot Works in the above district will be received on MONDaY, .he 17.h, at noon. Plans and specifications to be seen at my office, Canada Buildings JOHN GOODALL, 0 T_



WANTED, by a respectable Girl, the ch»rge of children or as a domestic ill a small family; highest references.—Address *'GB," Star Office ANTED a respectable General Servant Mrs Brearley, Butcher, T/akeHed street, WANTED, a couple of respectable young Meu as Lodgers, with or without board, in a qul«t family ne_r town. Terms moder ate. —For addrpss apply at this office. ANT..U, a Man to take the man.jrem- nt of an JErated Wat"r Factory inside. To a thoroughly corup. tent man this will i. a p rmanent situation, »■ d i oue other need apply to Mr George ledhiu, Wi liewle.y-street. W__ NTj-.D Known, that Serva.it> can wait on La i its iri m 11 to 12 am , »n from 2 to 4 p m , at E Henry's Registry O-fic-. Shortland-street. W~AN-'__b, a respectable Girl as G.neral Servant iv a private famby — Appl. at this office. WAINTED, by a young Lady ex perienced in housf keeping, a situation a . assistant in the same.—E Henry's Registry Office, Shortlanil-str. et. WANTED, by a young person, a situation as Barmaid ia or out of town — iddr<BS "ME," next Belle View House, Vincent street WANTKD, a Laundry Maid.— Governor Brown» Hotel, ttob.OH-str. et. WANTED, immediately, a first-class General Servant for a Gentleman's fami y in Wangarel. r- fereuces required. -Apply to Mi_>- White, Wynyard-street. WANTED, a smart Man, one accus tomed to the Clothing Department.—Appl. to J. __evy, Queen-street. WANiEL to Let, a three-roomerl < o'tsge; 6< per week.—Apply to Robeit Howe, Newton Kn«d ' WA M Kb to I et, two coa:i'ortali!« Roods, furnished or nnfurni.herl ; wouhi suit two or three .ingle m. n, with or wi hout board pp.'y at. the office oi this paper 'ANT I>, a Nurse Girl, 1 4 to 15 years of age —Apply at this i.ffice. ANTED to Let, a furnished Bed room in a private hj se, nice situation nea. ■ own ;no chil.ien or lodgers.—J. or addiess, apply to : U.S., offli'.e of t: is p >per. WANTED, a Wet Nurse forJa baby five weeks old.—Apply to Dr. Hooper, Hobson-street WANTED, a strong Boy for the Boot Trade.—Apply to Garret .Bros., Wake fleld-street. WANTED, by a steady respectable young Man, who has a general knowledge of bookkeeping a situation in a Wholesale Establish ment or large Store; ne objection to tho country.— Address " Volens," at this office. ANTED to Let, in Yictoria street, a Two-story Brick Shop and Dwelling House.—Apply to T. Thompson, Grooer, Victoria street WASTED, a Servant for small family (two kept).—Apply «o Mrs Williams Fairfield, Remuera. Railway fare paid. WANTED, a "Friend in j\eed" to know that not one impulsive feeling of generous manhood will be crushed in the bosom of the Proprietor of the Wharf Hotei., on account of the miserable suit preferred against him for Thirty Bob by the magnanimous Tailor who presides over the destinies of the " City Wardrobe," Queen-street, but be be_s to inform the many friends to whom he has recommended th<it person's establishment, that all his well mrant recommendations to that shop are now and for ever withdrawn, for reasoos which will be apparent to all right-minded men who wi 1 take the trouble to read the newspaper report, January 8 of the contemptible action above referred to ANTED, in a small family in Pamell, a General Servant. Must be a good plai . Cook; goop wages given. A reference required. —* ddress a' the office of this paper. WANTED, a good (»eneral Servant. Apply to Mrs Saxton, Newmarket. AN lED to Sell, a Freehold Allotment in Cook-.treet. Price, £Z0 Terms easy.—W O'Meaia, Union-street. ANTED to Kent, a Four-roomed Cottage, one with st-ble and pad-lock pre ferred.— Apply to T.C. \V. ANTED, a re-eDgagement as *■ T Assistant Teacher in a school or as Daily Governses.—Address h, star . fflce ANTED, a Boy to make himself generally useful —Apply to A. J_. Isaacs Bona Vista, Edan Crescent. ANTED, a Young Lady Assistant in a School, Music and English.—Address " Schoolroom," at this office. WANTED- to LET, comfortable apar ment. at Para .11 for ono or two young Men with p>rtial Board. Terms moderate.—__ppl> at the Star office. tV'ANT^D, a .Respectable person * ■ as General ke vut where an ther is ; must he a good plain Cook ; referer.ces required.— , Apply any day before o_e o'c ock to Mrs Barstow, Epsom. \\T ANTED to Sell,' a Lemonade » t and Sodawaier Machine, on view at Cochrane and Son's, Fort-street. iki ANTED, by a young L_ dy, a " sit-Ution as useful companion or Nurser,. Ooverneßs; salary not so much au object, as a coin or able home —address 7. X, »t this ottice. ANTED, 46,500 best quality Kahikatea Shingles, delivered at Hnmiiton. Address by letter, stating lowest price, to Wi liam Coote, Newton Post-office. WANTED to Rent, in AucMand, for a term of years cemmodinus premises, suitable for the Wine, Spirit, .Erated Water business Apply by letter to M & Co., at this office. WANTED, a situation by a person who thoroughly understands the manage ment of sheep andoattle ; good colonial experience. — tetters addrfssod* '! Shepherd," care of My J. M , s roach, 998, Quoeu^at.e.t, will sse.iT. pr.»pl a.H»«



WANTED, a General 'Sew^nt — » pply fo Mrs C. * . TTn.rip. Fr ankl'n ttoad TirrXNTED, aTtnar. Lad.—Apply ' to Mr G Gle. I ill. W< .'r..ey-sfrpe. WANTED, a sroor. General Servant; must. ..n<'«»ri«tar>d cooking.—Apply at Wm Onl^rnith's W'l'esley-st.reet WANTED, a good rTand-Tailorpss; a lsn nn Apprentice.—Apply to Mr \lwin..er, 39 Vfcro-io-B*.'. t. T^^ANTED. a strong active Youth ; ™ * mn?t h« fsWy prlicafrl.—Apply to Alex MT'Cn. sky, O-. ncer trp < f Ro vaon .tr p.. ■^J^A^TS at Hannaforf-'s T?p£risfrv : IB TptriKle S'rvnrt*. for +p™*n ?nd suburbs; . Midd'e-ajred F T_in 1c for Wat.!?srei; F^rr.aic for Grro mandel; F' mid" Cooks, and Bnvs to milk ANTED, a good General Servant. — ] pply to Mrs M .wbray, Parnell. Befer enc. s required TTTANTED7a good "exit with Ely, ™ not loss than 12 7. 10 — Anply by letter, statinsr particulars, to E M , nffi'e of this paper. TX7ANTED, a Circular Hand, who * • k .eps his own saws ; also, a Fireman.— Apply to M. FT. Roe, Onehunga. TXT ANTED," an active Lad, to be ▼™ generally useful. —Apply to H and P. Gib- , bons, Grocers. Wellesley .1 trfiet RESPI^CTABrE~Young Girl is i dfsirouß of givinsr her services in return for a Passape to Melbourne, either to a Lady with or with out, children, or as Under Stewardess—Address AMDV. Newmnrket Post-office TO ANTED, a thoroughly efficient I*foreman —Apply in own handwritiDg, and stating reference to Box 11, Post-office. WANTE D,~ Students for~ Civil, Mechanical, Architectural, and Ship Eraw incf. by a Civil Engineer in practice —Apply at the office of this paper. "TO'ANTED to Let, a House in Sea * fipld View.—Apply at Bennett's Drapery Warehouse, 154, Queen-street TOT ANTED KNOWN, Dry Storage * " to Let, with or without largo yard, at Battye and Co.'s (late Quick's), Elliott-street, Auckland, ■TO r~A" :rlf T 5 D, Intending Purchasers of Biding Saddles and Bridlop, he, to inspect my 50s. Saddle, and Cs. 6_. 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 Betail Saddler, Importer and Manu facturer, Queen-street. WANTED, a smart young Man"to make himself ganerally useful.—Apply be tween 8 and 9 at Army an . Navy Hotel WANTED KNOWN, that the Re pairs of Sewine Machines wiP still be carried on and a few of the hiche.it cla^s or.ea kept on Saleat the Fitting Shop. Shortland-street. WANTED, Subscribers to Magazines to know that they cau have the numbers Handsomely Bound, ot a triflins cost. Music and other Binding done in best styIe.—WILLIAM LKYB, Machine Ruler and Account-Book Manufacturer! -text door to the Evening Stab Office, Wyndham atrcet. _____ %%■ ANTBii. 600 tone of (lid * ' Brass, Copper, Iron, Zinc, Pewter, Lead. Muntz Metal, Waste Paper, Canvas, Bagging, Rope, *nd taps ; alpo, Bottle*, Ca.t-ofT - lothfne >c' »« PATTY* « CO.'. London Marine Store' Quick. Fundings, Elliott-street, Auckland.—B. Mo.a, Manager WANTED KNOWN thai 2 MORRISON is prepared to execute all binds of ASPHALTING at reasonable prices _ Address Newton Road. WANT ED BTn OW N, ALEX JAS. BROWN, Woukikq Man's .a hciiitect. is preparing d<-Hier.H and working draw tngH .or Villa Residences, Farm-houses, Cottages &_ *._. at a low nouiiiiii! ehaiKi, tor th. ndvnntane of small capitalists. Lstima'ed quantities a/.d cost of work supplied free.—Private residence, Union-street, Auckland WANTED K.JNOWN, .that John laylor is prepared to supply all kinds of Pos's, Rails, fa.ings, .Shingles, House Block*, Doors, Saahea, Mouldings, &c., at the low. st possible prices, at Yard, B.ea.water Road. All aiders attended to with ae. patch. W AN! b; L' X l'w iS • ttlal *>• Goldit. Is prepared to supply all kinds «f Timber and other Building materials, Iscln.ii g ■*»shes, i/oors, Mouldings, !sroad Timber, Hon* Blocks Posts, Kails, Hardwood felloes, Shafts ___..- Hark and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, _c .Ac, at tliv lo*«_l n.arbet t .ri c _ at hi. . ard , Cnatom-hon.9 tre-t. \\7A NTKn, the Genera "Public to » ▼ know that .1 Alwiig r Tailor (late from E ranee and Germany), has roninn need t.iisineps in his new pr. mis-., No. 28, Vi.rt .ria-ste. t, -hern he imppH to lucitHith f-tich miij port as his knowledge und attention to business, and civility to his customers .ball command. Gentlemen's a d Bcs' Suits made to order. Repairs, dyeing, and cleaning in all its bi atuhes,j.-xecuted at the shortest notice, \\T A.NTE D~Marriec. Couples to a*.™ ,Know. that I have Just Opened 25 NEW SETS of BROOCHES and E.BRINGB. They will be on view in my window if not sold. F. H. LEWISSON, , Queen-street. Auckland. T OST this morning, on Parnell"Kise, A-A a Milch Goat, with one horn. The finder will be rewarded on delivering same to the undersigned, aid will bn prosecuted if found in possession of any '• o ne af.er to-morrow.—Mr Smith, Grocer, Parnell



fipT REWARD Tre above reward will be paid to any person who will give - nch information as will lead to a conviction of the person or persons who d posited in the Intake on January 4th a quantity of Rotten Onions, Bananas Oranges, and other refuse from premises in Que.n street. GEO. GOLDIE, Inspector of Nuis .rices, Ac. PERMANENT NOTICE. £1 REWARD. The above reward will be paid to any person who will give such information as will lead to a convicli .n ' t any person depositing Refuse of a filthy or offensive nature in the Intake. GftO. GOr.DIE, Inspector of Nuisances, *_. NOTICE.— The public are hereby cautioned against giving credit to my wife, for I tit ill not be responsible for any debts that she may contract. -ThomasPowley, jun., Abercrombie-street. TO LET, the Shop occupied by Mr T. Barnett, Pork Butcher, opposite the Thistle Hotel.— -pply to T. Barnett, Pork Butcher, next City Hall lAS- REWA^ D. — Lost, in the -L" D.main, on January 3, a Gold Eardrop.— Binder wi'l pleaße leave the same with J. & J Dickey. THE Person who left a Brown Mare with me on the 2l_t December last, will please forward instructions regarding the same.—E. Hollo way, Ferry Hotel, Woodside. LOST, the Middle Spring of a Spring Cart, between Auckland and Epsom — The finder will be rewarded on leaving same at Lendrum's Stables, next to Union Bank. THO be Disposed of, a large private ■ Ldie. School in Auckland. -Apply _.t the office of ihis paper. OTRAWBEEETES^nd CKEAM, of k_? the finest quality, daily, ai Mason Bros.' Parnel ■* urnei y. WELLESLEY - STREET B .PTIST CHAPEL. Anniversary Tea Meeting of the Church and Com mniiic m s T> >->IGUT. Collection after _ ea. Xp O W S A I E. To Arrive, per ' Carjstatio.' 1 3-cwt Steam Hammer 1 Power-geared prilling Machine 1 2.ft bed, liin centre, ..crew-cutting Gan Lathe 1 16ft „ H „ ~ 1 15ft „ 9j ~ „ 1 Planing Machine, to plane 10ft X 3ft, and'latLe in 3ft deep on the table, B-lf-actie* 0 n tha horl. Oettal, vertical, and angular cut? I Dp do, 4ft X it*, and t.ke in %t% Gear, BROWN, bAMJPUaU* tVGQZ



pRINCE OF WALES THEATRE. N-.TIC-.. —This popular p'nc* of amii^metit !•> unav.idanlj UU..KI), in order to g'v. every oppor tunity for the Manageuje t to produ.e Pli.r-> s WeUrhtleigh's Great Prize Drama of THE sHAUUH -I,'.AN,,'.AN, i/_ -- thorough ami complete mauu.r. OPENING NIGHT—SATURDAY, .TiINUAttY 15 Box plan now open at Upton'-. r\ITY H A L L Glorious Success of the Extraordinary NATATOR, THE MAN -FI SH ! GRAND RECEPTION OF AND HIS TALEN TED COM P _NY! EVERY EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK. Popular Prices—First, 3s; Second, 2s ; Third, Is. Doors open at 7 30, commence at 8 o'clock sharp. Ok /__SSBSSmW-\ n " a_a WILSON'S PALACE AMPHITHEATRE AND GRAND CIRCUS FAS AREIVED By the Mikado from San Francisco, NUMBERING THIRTY ARTISTES (Ten- Ladifs and Twisktv Gents), Each a Bright Particular Star in their different Specialities. A LARGE STUD OF HIGHLY-TRAINED AND EDUCATED HORSES That have been acknowledged by all who have wit nessed their performances, to be AS NEAR PERFECTION AS POSSIBLE.



ITS?" The Man .Rer. Joh WH.SOK, v. ill rely entirely on tho ineri's of liis Circus Kntertainmeut for the patronage of the public. THE AMPHITHEATRE Will be fitted up wi h especial care for the comfort of Visitors and THE GRAND IIsITUL PERFORMANCE Will he given on MARKET SQUAEE, TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! FACT 3 PPEAK FOR THEMSELVES, and when we _s_e.t that we have a .plcncli-, tale rued and com plete Circus, both in pe<foimsr.. and hordes, we only state fact> that have been proved a.d acknowbged by the PUBLIC, the PRESS, and the PROFESSION. tince our last visit to Auckland, t<n y;ars ago, we hare visited a'most every part of the Old and N>w World, and have r.ceiv d tbo pundits of millions; of cour.-e, many of them comirg several times, f r so var ed, an i teres ling, and fo smusing is so our enter ttinme-it th*t n_body ever ti rsof it. Bem.-mbertnir how w^ll jou patronis. d us, ar dso deepl row-a- ppreciate y> u-kind'.e-B h t w_ 'eel detcrmi- ed o .u'do all our fortr er i ffo ts, ar.d pr due. -n enter tainment wortl y of'yonr • ut'f ort Wilson's iin us has b-cme a hons h Id word nwy a!* over the w.irld to (big-and litt.«) Ah ! y< b. many bi_r o e j were li'tie • lumxh wh.n their be rt« beit donbl* t. ttco when i-ur grand ctrou., lj_a'!rd I>y the ba-d chariot, the cap ri* nei. h .rses. tbe cunninc littl poi.ii s snd the old clown "burst n their view" He. c he scene* of the past., th" ' early d<y»," return to their memory, jojous souls with bright beiming faces, 0?d ag <> with its contented smile, you'h with all its soundi' g gladness, and virgin hippy childhood screomi. g with delight, all turning oat to WELCOME WILSON'S GRAND CIRCUS. NTERTAINMENTinthe Ball of Young Men's Christian Association on FRI DAY EVENING next, 14th instant, Proceeds to buy New Books for the Library. Ist Part—Dissolving Views of some beautiful Irish Scenery, by Mr. Dennes. Pianist, Mr. Butschkow. 2nd Part—Piano Solo, " Kattileen Mavourneen," Mr Bn.scblcow; Song, "The Dear Little Shamrock." Mrs Homer; Fantasia (Hungarian), Madame Moller; Song, "My Village Home," Mr Brinsden ; Song, "What shall I sing to thee," Miss A. Moller; Piano Solo (Corta Diva), Mr Butschkow; Song, " 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. O LET, at the North Shore, a Seven-roomed House on the Beach.—For par ticulars, anply to Holmes Brothers. T O, G. T. At the request o' numerous members of the Order, Mr T. G. BAKER. Travelling Agent for the Industrial Branch of the Government Life Insurance Department, will Deliver a L-CTUKE 10 Good Temnlars, explanatory of the above Scheme is the Temperance Hall, Albert-street, on Wednesday Eveniner, January 19, at hatf-pa>t. even o'clock. The Lecture will be interspersed with musical selections by some of the leading local amiteurs, whosenan.es will appear in future advertisements. Th* tiev S. Edger, B A, has kindly consented to preside Admission by free ticket, to be obtained at all the Lodges. TfILECTOEAL DISTRICT



DEN. The Declaration of the Poll will be made at th Publio Hall, Newmarket, on TUESDAY, the 11th instant, at 3 p.m. R. C. BARSTOW, Eeturning Officer. rpO BUILDEKS AND CARPENTERS Tenders are writer! tip'o noon of Ri-tnrdav. the ...th instant fo-th* tiv.ct'Oti of a-Dw-'lhig-ti. u.eiu P.ospe t Terra c (..fT the Pon=on'>y Hod) Plans and specifications at njy r. sidence, Nelson-' street, near Gas Worke. R>RT BU-TLI.Y A UCKEanT- MODEL Tf.AIM.NC i_L SCHOOL. In Us ion wivh the Society of Art-», Lon DON. CHORAL HALL SYM 'NDS-STEEET. The next Quarter will Commence on MOND..Y 24th January.- Any Information in reference to this Institution oan ; too ohtnio tfl on application at tho school, . n and after I H_B.Mf,i&-17-H-..1.fta., /,



HIGH SCHOOL, .YMO'DS-SfK ET. Co.NDircT..D by Mt<_. Shaylb Geokge. This Institution, devn'e .to th. th rough Educa tion if Gils iitnl 11 th. Pr -i-ait_t,.-y 'In Ding of Hoys will r,-o r ci alter tl-e Cmi^ttijas vu.a ion uu TUIC-DAY. th. 25ttt m-tant. Tbrt heal hy and oeniial po»i»ion of the High Sohovl; 'he arttr", loltj, ant w. il-vo .tilat d c'ass ro 'iu-*, which -re fitc^o wif. . v rv lei'iißito ( r tlie iiio«tim. r.;v.-'i and sure s.m!m >ti lot-of tnet'lietion und.l" duly quai fi d Tea tirrs and Pr. fissne; the spacious Mat-«round _h-_h l oset-SB- s «■ or<iqtitt lawn, s-ving-, and a trap- ze, form advantages wuich it '8 bi'li.v.d am no where els. avaiiabie lor Feninle Education in Auckland. i he .tes, pay.l lo quarterly in advance, ra> g» from one to five guineas, accoidiug to age aid departments ent- r. d. Two Pupil Teac.ers required. GRAND BLACK CHAPThR OF IRELAND, i\'o. 149. An Emergency Mneting of the above Chapter will take place To-morrow Ev«Ding (Wedu,-sai»»), at the Hull, . ewtun, ;tt T. 3. p.m.j when every member is requested to attend. By order of the S.K.C. January 11, 1876. GRAFTON ROAD and East-street. Mrs. Walter Munro Wilson and the Misses Supples Pupils will re-assemble on January 13, 1876. Vacancies for Boarders. EWTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, PITT-STREET, NEWTON, Late Auckland Western Academy. Bbv Peter Mason, B.A. Duties will he resumed on MONDAY, the 24th nßtant. Pupils pr. parpd for the Law, Civil Service, and Scholarship Examinations, An Evening Class. "Mason's Geography op New Zealand." Fourth Thousand. rpHE WAITEMATA ELECTION. The Executive Committee has decided not to take any active part in the above Election, as the four Candidates have signified their adhesion to the policy of Sir George Grey. J. M. SHEKA, Chairman.



Auckland, January 11, 1876. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. ...The Ordinary Half-yearly Meeting of Shareholders will be held at the offices of Ihe Company, New Zea land Insurance Buildings, Q.een-street, Auckland, at 2 p.m. TO-MORROW (Wedn.sday^, to receive ttiS Report and elect two Directors and two Auditors in th room of those relir ng. I Tie Tri.nsf.il- Books will be clotted from the 29th in. t _nt until the. 12th January, 1870. By order of the Board, GEORGE P. PIECE, Manager. Auckland, December 27 1875. MTDAME MOLLER will resume her M'nging and Piaro Lesso-i on MONDAY next, 10th in.-..—Th». Hermitage, I'rinc.s-s'.re t. VJ i RAYED, from a paddock in York k_? . trer-t, Pt-nell, a Brown Hors.« wi*h while star onforthctd white bind ieet.—' h . findi r will be re- Watdtd ob returning it to Mr Owen J.me-, Parm-11. pAR.I_ TO N A IIADEMY, \J HO (.SON-STREET, IS NOW OPEN. January m. 1876. .a.* KS LttWia'S fceminary for »* Young Ladies t psora -louse Onehur.?a R_ad. School Duiien will be lesumed Moi.'da>, 24th i .st JV/I iSS HI( L'S I'upils will resume X»-l tl.eir Rtii'Ji' son WedneFday, February 2. Hobsou-Htreet J nuan7 8 1^75. A Ni^U^L CLE.EING-OUT SALE OP SURPLUS DFESS MATERIALS, DRAPERY A>D CLOTHING. H. ATKINS HA. COM\'E_\C'D HTS aNNUAL'SALI OF PL IN AND F ; >CY l)Ri Ss MATEKI..LS. BLCK AM) CuLOR'D SILKS, CAPES, JAIKLTS, FIhCtUS, ETC., ETC. The Pricesiif all the above have been Greatly Reduced.



25 to 40 PER CENT. REDUCTION has been made on some thousands of yards of Dress Materials. They are b»ing sold without regard to Cost, to effect a clearance. . Owffag to the inclemency of the weather during the Spring and Summer Season, there is a large surplus of excellent patterns __t« dress materials to select from. During this CHEAP SALE of SUMMER GOODS, a Cash Discount of 10 pke cent, will be allowed off Manchester Goods, Clothing, and Fancy Goods. TWO SHILLINGS IN THE POUND RETURNED. N.B—This Discount does' not apply to the Dress Goods, which have been Reduced 25 to 40 1 er cent. H. ATKINS. rpBE COLLEGE AND GRMMAAR J_ SCHOOL, AUCKLAND, N.Z. An Eng-l«h Mas'er ia required for the Auckland College and Giammar School Candidates wilt be ex pected to give aati-factorv pro^f of *ucc_B?as lea; hers and of ability to prepare studrnt. for .X4.mini.tion in the H>_li h sui jecta prescribed by the University of hey Zs 1.1_<1,; tor the Degre* <cf B.A. The salary, which wl'l be at 'he rat. »f .£8 0 p«r annum, will be incieased by the Bo._rn of G_ ernors after a period of successful service -arlv a'pp'icati^n ia Invited. It is . esiral.le th-t t c gentiem»n «p. omtea should enter upon his duties as toon a. possible «fter Ist Febrnar. 1876 * « FKEDEJRICK J. MOSS, Secretary. CjoLID RuCK BATH COMPANY A Mcc ing of the Shareholders of the Solid Rock B.th (.popmv, will beheld a'. v r Asher's Store, on Mt-ND-Y next, Jann_ry~lu, at 7.30 p m. OOYAL IN&UR,_..vCE COMPANY. This Company's Book or Sheet Almanacs, for the jear 1876, can oe _bu_b,td on apjl carton. CEO, W. JOVESS, _ Agent Office : Hnbson'. Buildings, Shortlatid-stre.t. Ist January, 1576. | O ].X !, with in mediate possession th« . bovts, Mely < counted by M Dyson D -«p r Queen-street — f p L ly Ui R. I]__n , Ins _rai cc Builiings. | 0 CARPENTERS. Tend^-s for Pep.irs and Standing a House in -bcrid.n-Httte., wil> berr-civert U'ltil Friday next.— P. r c il.u> ai Cajt. Ha ris.n'. Fr nk:jn R .ad. AUCKLAND OoVLFG^AND GRAM M.-R S HuOL. (Affiliated to the University of ■>. ew ZeaUnd). . Tho First Quarter will comment* on WB»NJBS- J>AYi 2nd February. FARQUHAB MAO-RAW, Stead MattM.



\%Jk, PACIEIO MAIL _J_jyys!-. STEAMSHIP COMPANF. i The Al. Iron Screw steamship OYPEEENES o»pt Y*>->ds, will l.aye for SIDNEY, TO-MOEtfPwV at 12 pc«r>; • For freight or passage apply to OWEN & GRAHAM, Agents. SOUTH BRITISH FJ RE AND M.-BINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. CAPITAL £750,090. The popularity of the South British among In surers is clearly shown by the large and steady increase of its business. The receipts on Premium account have be_n : • ; First Year £34,032 Second Year ....£69,041 Third Year £95,184 Lowest rates. Prompt and liberal settlement Mill specially attended. A. BOAEDMAN, Manager. WAITEMATA ELECIORATE. Z PUBLIC MEETING. A Public Meeting of the Electors, Friends, and Supporters of DR. LEE will be held at the Devonport Hall, North Shore, on FRIDAY EVENING, the 14th instant, at 8 o'clock. TO-MOEEOW (Wedneseay). 11 O'CLOCK SHAKP. EX LLEWELLYN FROM FIJI. L. W. EATON. WILL Sell by auction at his mart, to-morrow (Wednesday), the 12th instant, at eleven o'clock — 200 Bunches Green Bananas 4.0 Fine Apples And also ■ 200 Drted Bananas, etc. W LEVI W. EATON - Auctioneer. FEIDAY, JANUAEY 14. WALNUT F_ZA N OFOR TB. FIJI CUEIOS. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. THE subscribers will sell at the Mart, Fort street, on Friday next, 14th instant, at 11 o'clock, B .usebold Furniture Wau-ui Pianoforte by Ralph Allison and Sons Also, Fiji Curios, ex Southern Cross. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON. Auctioneers. THURSDAY, JANUARY 13. At Two o'Clock. THAT FAST "SAILING YACHT, 'MORNING STAR.' THE subscribers will sell on the Queen-s'reet. "Wharf, near the Watermen'! Steps, on Thursday next, 13th instant, at 2 o'clock, The well-known Yacht MORMNG STAR. This brat carries nearly 12 tons, or 50,000 shingles; is well found, and has just lately been overhauled. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON. Auctioneers. 10-MoRROVV. " N O O _. To bo sold by auction V.p-morrow (Wednesday) at It o'clock-, noon. W i KKGS WAiNGAhEI BITTER; -l-V-J' 26 b.irChtuiis Tea 6 cisrs -ujenor Ham* a.d B.ic-i- clo in .j sacks maze. 40 s..ck» oats. 10 __e__ uiiß. .n«i p_ia_ _s 40 'J -..ah* b r<__u., B-co.-. iarj, ht.se 8..f .lour. i:_p_e.e<l. etc. -Is., at o c oV.I ica - H. u>s. oli I? u.nituie a d i if acts. 2 »v p.. or 1 on lie s'»_.-s, 2 s.pei_.r Rifles, Watches, t). ca ~ \V.. hing M chii.es Clot icg, KPuben H-age, P-rlour -love i_ot o' __l';grAviniis and Pnct graphs, a lar.e assort c.-1 of Maori Photos, Microscope, Or__a u____.s, a good Piano, 6 trunas assorted 15o_ U. R. ARTHUR ; Auctioneer. TUESDAY, JANUARY 18. ' At 11 o'Clock. CONSIGNMENT of AMERICAN CHAIRS. GEO. W. BINNEY, ' FAVOURED with instructions from the Importer, will sell by public auction, at the Corn Exchange, at 11 o'clock sharp, on Tuesday, Uw 18th instant, 1 o(\ CASES CHAIRS, ex Mikado, to lota U iUW suit the trade. The auctioneer would especially call the attention of the tr_,de, hotel keepers, parties furnuhinr, ___d others to this Unreserved Sale of really flrst-elaaa articles. .he goods were selected in an American m.nnfactory, solely for this market, by an undoubted judge of our requirements, and the name of the maker, " Hal* __m> Co ," la a guarantee of none but a first-class Article be'DR offered. The -a*ort__ent consists of Windsor, Washington. Bent Bar, Ladies' Dining, Spindle Grecian, Aator, York, English, Back ing. Children's Table, Rotary Office, Oak Fp.itit Caniret, Library, Nurse, Extension Arm, Rustic and Moulded Chairs, in every variety and pattern; 3 dot. Cradles, 1 dozen Washstands, Terms liberal at sale. THURSDAY, JANUARY 18. PERFUMERY, ESSENCES, POMADES, ETC, FROM THE CELEBRATED HOUSE OF PRICE AND CO. (LATE PRICM Al*D GOSNELL), HATTON GARDEN, LONDON. E. & H. ISAACS HAVE much, pleasure in announcing that they ore instructed to submit by public auction, at their' rooms Fort-street, on Thursday n<xt 13th J*nu,.;y, at 11 o'clock, O C -BRS of the following well-known GOOD*, eoa- V siating of—Marr.'.w Oil, Philicom., OoKetU.ua, B.ar'a Gieate C r .assian Cream, fl air Oil, Pastil) _■ Golden Cream ; Fancy Gla.sßoxesconiatningPcrfum' cry H. rey go*p, To.th Paste and Powder, Karal and Military i-h^ving Soap, Urn-juice and Glycerin., Glove i, 1 aner, aos- wner, Fancy Soap, Toilet Vinegar ' Jockey Club, Rond_leti.», FraugipanL Also, a lar^e variety of Novelties in the above lima. The Auctioneer specially invitee the Trade*: atten tion to this sale, as the whole are to be sold. Without the slightest reserve. THURSDAY, JANUARY 13. HAND OME RIMU BOOK-CASE, AND CHEPFONIER, CARPETS, H JIK M.TTRASSRS, HO US EHO LD FURN _TUK_V &c., &c, &a rF,HJ_ subscribers have reoeived in-• . 1 s-Mictions from Mr Melton, t> sell at hia re-id. ne. Wei _«]. y-slr, ,>_,, tie xt door to the Yeu _* •». Men's Christian AB.oclatJan Rooms, on Thuisday next, 13 h ins ant, at. 11 o'clock, The HOTJ EHOIiD FURNITURE, o.mpr_ainK— Han-'some Rimn Bookcs*., and Ciieffionfer, ' Bra. _elsOarp.>ta Gilt Mirror, Rim> Cbeffionier, Choi ••• E g-Hviugs, L mps, Loo T»hle. Wa nut Couch Hair-stated-Rooking Chuir, Mahogany Aim-chair, Lot.ng', Curtains, Fenders and Fire- rons. Kiji uurios, Rhvolv.r and Caen, Oi.oioth, Sfalt-Carped, Book-shelves, Iron Bo.teas, Btiperk»-H irMatttsss.'* Patiiaesea. * .Toil.- Glass s, Mahogany (heet Drawers, vai.ogu.y Fotir-iost B^dstetd, Hair and Sp ing Mat trusses. .Pressing Tables, Waah ■tauosand Ware, Kitchen UtehaUe^ An, aa, BAMU«L CCQOBIIAK» * 80_f t Awctlonawri.