A FLING AT SIR GEORGE GREY Hp was pained at some of the secrets bir r Mrffe Grey had promulgated lately, and as it grieved him, and he was sorry hould have to speak so of Sir George; 1, iad many virtues, to sec such state - 1B v 6 which should not have passed tin ntired So long as there was a diilerence nS price for land in different parts of the colonvf so long must each provincial district We'its' own land revenue but so soon as the price became uniform they should have a common system for the sale of land, and he was not sure but that would be most satisfactory in the long run and induce creater economy. PERSONAL ATTACKS. Referring to the deterioration of the As upmblv hesaid: "Iliadbeenamemberatthc time when no one would impute motives to another unless lie had good grounds for doinff so, but now I am sorry to say it is uot so I regret very much to say latterly some members can't rise to make a speech with out hurling the grossest charges of corruption and jobbery against their opponents. They take advantage of the privileges accorded to members of the House, and accorded Ibelieve in the public interests, so that no man need be afraid of exposing abuses, but accorded I take leave to think, in the belief that they be used only as one gentleman should uso them towards another, and that when the charges were disapproved there -would be a retraction. I say that this is a deplorable state of ailars, and instead of attracting hWi-minded and honourable men to the legislature, it will have the effect of repelling them. If in addition to the arduous duties of a representative man, lie has to run the risk of having his private character ruined by such statements as were very common last session, you will not find many suitable men seeking the position of representatives. I must express my deep regret that such a state of things should exist."

COROMANDEL, this day. LATEST MINING. The Bismarck got 25 lbs of picked stone last night. A good show In the face. The crushing of general stuff is finished. They will put the specimens and more gcn.er.vl stuff through next week when the final cleaning up will take place. The Queen of the North is getting good gold, and will start crushing next week. ° Golconda. —The lode is 3 feet wide and gold, is showing well. The winze is 55 feet deep.

(Press Agency.) WELLINGTON, this day. EXTENSION OF WHARF. The Wharf Committee of the City Coun cil agreed at a meeting yesterday to an expenditure of £20,000 upon the improve ment and extension of the wharf, according to the plan which has been approved by the Public Works Department. The City Surveyor was instructed to prepare the necessary specifications, and advertise for tenders for the proposed work as speedily as possible. IMPORTATION OF CATTLE PRO HIBITED. A "Gazette" to-day publishes an order of the Executive Council prohibiting abso lutely the importation to New Zealand, from the 15th April next, and for the fol lowing two years, of any stray cattle, sheep, or swine, from Great Britain, Ireland, or Continent of Europe. s_a

THE MAORI ASHORE.

lIOKITIKA, this day. The steamer Maori is ashore at Hokitika, and it is feared well become a ■wreck.

NAPIER, ibis day. SUPREME COURT.—A CURIOUS CASE. In tlio Supreme Court, George (roddard for stealing a gold watch, the property of liis master named Sturroek, was acquitted. It was a curious case. Sturroek has made money at the Cape Diamond Fields, and is visiting with his wife all ports in New Zealand. He is a man of an excitable temperament, and is addicted to hard drinking. At the Occidental Hotel, Wel lington lie picked up the prisoner Goddard, and engaged him to go to the Cape with him. Hewasto receive no wages in New Zealand, but prosecutor gave him money when lie wanted it. The Jury adopted the view suggested by counsel that prisoner took tbe watch without felonious intent, but merely to produce a salutory effect on the prosecu tor's mind, and keep him from drink. A SCENE IN COURT. The scene in Court, doing the cross examination of the prosecutor was the most outrageous ever witnessed. The prosecu tor got terribly excited, and refused to answer questions, and repeatedly called Lee, the defendant's council a liar ! and turned Itis back upon him, and snapped his finger at him, and finally demanded a chair. The Chief Justice allowed him to sit in a chair at the counsels table, and to give his answers there.

PORT CHALMERS, this day. ARRIVAL OF AN IMMIGRANT SHIP. At the Heads, ship Oamaru, from Glasgow, with immigrants. There is measles on board.

DUNKDIN, this clay. LIFE SAVING APPARATUS. The Dunedin Chamber of Commerce has receivsd a communication from the Vic torian Humane Society, requesting the co-operation of the Association, in order to s:cure, if possible, uniform legislation in the matter of promoting the most efficient and approved life saving apparatus on board all vessels registered in the Australian Colonies, and New Zealand, and requests the chamber of Commerce to urge it upon the New Zeal; nd Government to br'ng the subject before a conference of representa tives from the various colonies who ■will shoitly meet in Melbourne. The Harbour Board are going to float the remainder of the loan of £100,000.

An Hotel Burned Down.

A 2^ad Female Incendiary.

INVERCARGIL, this day. .the Junction lintel, a large building con taining upwards of 13 rooms, bar etc., situated 4', miles from Invercar ffil were totally destroyed by fire this morning. Mrs Olt went upstairs and deliberately set lire to several rooms, then came down stairs, took one of the boys into her own room, set fire to it, and locked the door. Only a man-servant and maid-ser vant were on tbe premises. The man went upstairs and extinguished the tire, and not seeing Mrs. (Jit, went to look for her in her room, and got her and the boy out with difficulty. The place was quickly all in flames, and although several of the neigh bours were on the spot, only about £100 worth of furniture was saved. The build ing was insured in the National for £500, and the furniture for £300, stock £100. The National is re-insured with the Royal for £300 on the furniture, and £100 on the stock.

PITT-STREET MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION.

HHfer_o:' the above ?»,?fl» i t VP° n the marked success that had at- Xl tllem during the last half year. The and \l " nower and eloquence of the members, trSv d* Ui Ucular of tho seniol> members, was blppi £i,j* ,"'he programme as regards the milmoS- fs£ los hy the choir' was first class- Thp ?°n v f the Pio°o3 weTO beautifully rendered, orflf.,.\hir ngß and recitations were of higher stnmn if ÜBual >the choice of pieces bearing the (l»»p 9.$ superior \ m % Mr, X, U White f?aye

a very fine recitation, "Somobodv's Dnrhw with great elocutionary pore Mr fc gave a piece, half reading and hali! £citatSSF it gave great pleasure, and wasTlourilv nS' humourous in his rendering. Mi? Ewfn_ton Meat, ucai 01 tun. He also urave somo srnnrt lV d\vh-^' mOmV- Ors m gM? nf" ffIJSS reading "Talking Latin," was ono" of the best read pieces of the evening. There aa^s^fe 1 to th° ssffi£j?s

CHURCH OF ENGLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL, PARNELL.

Jfi?,Sn^ tnblltlo, n, of 15"203 afc the Church of England Grammar School, Parnell tookiilnrn yesterday in the school building Ye 1, Arclulc^ cpn MauuseU in the chair. Mr Adams A B Head master, Rev, Bates A.8., and Mr Grai we 11 ivcro present. The Rev. C. M Nelsonwho had conducted the examination, readtne repwt Which stated he subjects of examination in the first class, which consulted of 21 pupils amomr whom ho considered that A. WillExms, S it Ludbrook, and E. Fairburn had acquitted Hiem selves well. Fourteen others had a soacauittod themselves very we ll in reviewing; the second c ass of 27 boys the speaker took occasion SaM t^oi'S i h° hca^l mast- er on ** attontSn paid to elementary science in the curriculum In the second class he had to report very favour ityan, Ohurton, E. Adams, and Angus The third class had been examined vivo voce and at r^ St!^t Ot 'n 0 2S^ vomisod wc]l and sevt ral -very well. The rev. gentleman ex pressed great satisfaction witli the reading and composition. In conclusion he expresssdhfi high sense ot the courtesy shewn by tile masters! and at the exemplary character of the boys Mr. Adam s report was also very chcerint? A number of highly interesting readings were then given by pupils, after which Mr. Adams gave a succinct account, of the work of the school during the past year. The chairman, after a few words of good counsel to the boys, distributed the prizes which were awarded as follows-—Holy Scripture ; Bishop's prize. Edward B. Hey wood* second division, ("Howe's Commentary") Her bertMaunsell. First Division; Ist prize, Dr. Goldsoros, Arthur Williams (scholar); mathe matics. Rev. J. Batcs's, Samuel B. Ludbrook (scholar); science, Edwin Fairburn; classics 11. C. Barstow, Esq., Arthur Williams; English, R. B. Lusk, Esq., Edward B. Hey wood. Second Division: Ist prize. William Moss (scholar) • mat p.ematics, Robert Maunsell; classics, Kinder drawing, Lucas Bloomfield. Third division: Ist pme, Harry Pounds (scholar); 2nd prize, Harold Brissenden; J<;nglish, IT. W. Shirley Hill; Latin, Harold Heather. Diligence and progress.—First division: Percy Dufaur, Thomas M. Hall. Second Division: Thomas Ryan. Frank Churton, Earnest Adams. At.hictic Sports : Murdock McGregor, bat, by vote of tho boys, Mr. Atkins prize.

Tlie following collection of Lithographs are framed and on view at the Occidental Hotel, executed by the famous Henry A. Thomas, No. 50, Blecker-street, New York, and are well worthy of inspection :— Pat Rooney, La Petit Carlo, Billy Emerson, Voices Family, Anna Beyer, Laura Albuts, Minnie Palmer, Cora Adriana, Herman, Jas. Heywood, Frank A. Gibbons, Carrols, T. M. Hcsyler, Sol Smith Russell, Florence, Gii'-. Williams, 11. Watson and Lillie Sher man, A. S. Wood, W. IT. Pope, The Brahams, Lurline The Water Fish, Wilson Bros., Kiralfy's, Ben Maginlcy, Prof. Jno. McEvoy.

Tlie Court City of Auckland (Foresters) intend celebrating their thirteenth anniver sary on Boxing Day by a procession, headed by n. band, to the railway station, en route for Ellerslie, where the customary festivi ties will be bold. In tlie evening of the same day, a soiree and ball will take placo in the Choral Hall. Tho membecs of the Temperance Variety Troupe are preparing for a grand venture on Now Year's night in the Parnell Hall, a^ Minstrels, to bo followed by dancing. The troupe are determined to put forth their whole strength on the occasion.

THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1876,



TE7ESLEYAN CHURCH, Union-street. V ¥ The Sabbath Service;; will be conducted as usual In the Morning, at 11 o'clock, by Mr. Rosser; Evening, at G.:<o, by Mr. Fee. "\TrrESLEYAN CHUItCH, Nortii Shore, yf Devonpokt Hall. — Morning, at 11, Mr. Martin ; Evening, 0.30, Mr. Wykes. _ WESLEY AN CHURCH, Poiwonby.— Snnday Services, in Mr. Addey's School room.—Morning, at 11, by Mr. Fee; Evening, at 6.30, Mr. S. La wry. ESLEYAN CHURCH, Pitt-street. SUNDAY SERVICES, Dec. 17.— The Rev. W. Kirk will preach in the morning:, at. 11; and the Rev. W. J. Williams in the evening, at G. 30. __ PRIMITIVE METHODIST CIIUIICH, Edwardcs-stroet. — Sabbath Services :— Morning, at 11, by Rev. T. Hodgson : Evening, at 0.30, by Rev. W. Tinsley. J "ORIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, JL Franklyn Road. — Sabbath Services:— Morning and Evening, Rev. W. Watkin. X ORNE- STREET HALT, SUNDAY U 1 SERVICES, conducted by Samuel Edgcr, 15.A., December 17. —Morning: '' Home relations revealing Heavenly mysteries." Evening: '• Paul preaching boldly in high places : Rs con sequences." TVfEWTON KlßK.—Divine Service at J_M the usual hours to-morrow. Subjects:— Morning: "The Growth or Development of Jesus." ' Evening: " The Day of Small Th3ng3." rfIPIES LTNDAY EVENING SERVICES § v.-ill be held To-morrow night, in the Hall of the Young Men's Christian Association, from 8 to 'J. All are invited. Seats Free, iso Collection. , "DTrESBYTERIAN CHURCH, One- JL hunga.—The Rev. James Cosh, of Balmain, will preach to-morrow forenoon, at 11 o'clock.— A Special Service for Sabbath Schoolchildren, to be conducted by Joseph Paxton, Esq., Syd ney will be held in the above Church to-morrow afternoon, at 3 o'clock. At the express desire ol Mr Paxton, a Collection will be made in behalf of the Sabbath School library. CTT J V M~E~ S' S PRESI3 YTE RIA N O CHURCH.—The Rev. J. Cosh, M.A., of Balmain, Sydney, will conduct Divine Service in the above^Church to-morrow evening, at 6.30. rrf STEPHEN *S PRESB V TEH IA N fa CHURCH, Ponsonby Hall.—Divine Service will be held in the above Hall to-morrow fore noon, at 11 o'clock, by Rev. R. F. Macniccol. TT NIT E D ME T~H ODI S T FREE * J CHURCH iunction of Pitt and Vincent streets.—Divine Service every Lord's Day.— S&ifcS I&SS. wdSSK in aid oi Mission Fund. TkTEWTON HALL. —Mr. Brothers will N preach to-morrow at C.30 p.m. Subject: Tlii-co Kingdoms of God." Seats free. Come, and welcome. TNhristians meeting house, U Cook-strcot.-Mr. Laing will preach to ptHe *» ■£".__> "VJ&TANTED, a French Polisher.—Apply W on Monday morning to Winks ondifall, Shortland-stoeet — -\TT ANTED, a Currier.—Apply to I>. W G-ittos and Son. . TSTANTED, a General Servant ; must W be able to waBH.-MiSS Doran, at Lina bury and Co-'s. --— -BTTANTFI) an lactive Girl, whore W .mitUr' i, kept - Mrs. W. T. Rail. Mount Eden Road. , . WTANTED, Tenders to 24th instaiit, VV for Erecting a Villa Resideuce.-Mr. r,n,rn(iron I: Archit(iCt. . ___- inETANTED^ a General Servant.— A. pply W Mrs Pye's Northern Dmrng-Ilooms, Queen-street. — WANTED, a respectable Female Ser vantT-Apply Blue Post DinJng-Rooms, Queen-street. _ — WANTED, a smart Boy, about 16. Mr Geo. Kitchen, iuokla-d Brass Works, Lorne-stroet. _ ;____. - 171 RKAND BOY.—Wanted, a strong 1_ Kta_Bdßoy.-Milno and Choree; Cheap side House. - — TfcTANTED, a General. Servant; refer- JW ence re .uired.-Royal George Hotel, jNewmarket. ..— -w-BrrANTED Known, that ail kinds ot W Oven and Stove work done at, SL Brown TTTANTED to Buy, Turkeys and Geese, W Hiame, ButcUor, Qwen-fitree^,



WA^SJPrm^<^nffoutWatchoß' WANTED> a good Machinist; also m HE A T B E ROYAL. CORPORATION NOTICES. vA/ j«| ? Youths' Ladies' and oS^w 1 * £ resents'- VV seven good Tatloresses. Constant work, X Sole Lessee R.J.DoLias. ■ ■—■■ ■"" "- ■" ■'" JUJC W2M /\ SJST &^^?7*rS gt^ A^r mS ViCt°ria- SCOHiC N- '^™ «r**fit> NUK V U LOYAL OKAtfGE ™i^&l^s^i| ykeS ' lato WANTED to Purchase, a Second-hand ™IS (SATURDAY) EVENING, -^SWK®* - M A N U&DGK NoX KJL W^^N 7TED~lo7ir^ 1] '^^r^; vV . Spring Cart, Horse, and Harness—For (By Special Dosire), I 5 ffprUP QPX^ b^On Br°8" GroC6rS ' Po S itivel^r S « f onl y> Town Cle^OJhce^ f^^J^^A W^ll^^ WANTED to Buy, cheap, 1 second- Perk ,n MiddlewiCc (a retired Butterman), M, AUCTIONEERS' LICENSES. Hotel Onehunga, on FRIDAY, 29th Decoder, TV toMrs D PniH-io -D-fi V * —APluy _,",» hand Flax-dressing Machiue, large size, Wm. Horace Lingard. -CJu . ««„«_,_• 4iiWlp Tirkots r« • Double do 7s Cd ,to be W^^^^^^^sd^=. sagmP cre? ferrCd-AddreSS' "MaX'" ETCnlng *** Melrose, MissAHee Dunning (Lingard). T^&^^S&fiS^ffi o^^^^l'' i°t^A^s^ -Vl^t^Sr & hMf^% WANTED, a General Sen-ant. Must To conclude with the Splendid Commedietta, J-™J onand =tt& attheoffl^ Queen-street. COX Sa^a^^JSLMatf H W h understand plain cooking-City Club rET ER "wHITE ! P. A. PHILIPS, W^ssL 5? r^lwir respcctabi« W^S%ir^^SAVpn Towu er> w° X X i£- G °x E X Apply next door to ffiSftKhtt~ M- Cunningham^ Hotel, Newmarket. During the Performance the Lingards will For Private Sale Hobson-street. mnCttls lienchßakei>y' "TTTANTED, the" Lady""who "took~Um". introduce Italian Opera. -*Wmm^& For Private Sale, = 7-i r ▼ ▼ brGlla counter of E. T. Herbert, „ . T _ A TEAM OF TWELVE WORKING OXEN the ifii**} experienced hand, Draper, symonda-stroet, on Friday evening, to MONDAY): mO B. TONES, ESQ.. MAYOKJ'AND J n good condition, with Bows, Tokos, ship of TFam-Anniv h °v w rHng^nT reture same without delay to prevent further For the First Time in Auckland, X RETURNING OFFICER. mg°°C and Chains ' office, Newmarket .Py 7 °tter to bY> Po6t" *£g£±— SARATOGA ! _, TJ^ANWn T~n —7; several General Servants We, the undersigned nominators of Mr ALFRED BUCKLAND. W v,!i a i res Pe, ctable Female Ser- VT and good Cook.—E. Henry's Registry Doors onpn at 730 to commence at 8 Richard Dicksou, as a Candidate as the Election — WeL g Kt7et PPly at th° GlaSgoW Baker^ Ofl^e.Shortland-street. FSSresVc^e^'Ss^: 6d.; Pit, $*$%'£ CitvVSuckl^d^ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20. WANTED-loTul^^^ W An™ &,£%? and^roiS °Kcße hrt^ ea ts at Upton's, Queen-street. *±$+£%8£?" *" "^ ***""* TTA D~¥"i ALE. V V Fruits. Christmas Hams and Gcnpi-il APl jly T- Evans, at Jamieson's Firewood Yard, ■ • ~ HARKNESS HAMILTON, . Groceries to the best advantage 'is no doubta ™*? iMm* Eaßt' .f)H° RA L HALL. KEANE & JENKINSON. T0 IRONMONGERS.. IMPORTERS OF perplexing problem. Before purchasing else- T^TANTED to Let, an 8-roomed House, j^oNDAY EVENING DECEMBER 18. And I, the said Richard Dickson, do hereby GRINDERY, AND GENERAL where, call and look at the qualities offered at ni • ClKht , minut°s walk from the Y ni? n ■ - RETIRE from being such candidate. DEALERS. the Royal Tea Mart, where you can -ct the & ank> **}. a m,ost ?: C!SPpctabl° neighbourhood, at a .___„_ qiritlv .,.,, KflYrr .„„ OR , rlvil RICHARD DICKSOX. __ choicest Teas procurablefroni& tc * 3s per ? IOW. rcnV also I, un / 1!« hcfl a. nd unfurnished op- Arthur Sullivan b Novel a & d Obiginal Auckland, December 16,1876. _, „ ~^~~laA*r* There you wiU be pleased both with wico and P ai:tni« ntß;-APPIy Cheap Furniture Mart, Vie- Comic Opera, ! E. & H. IbAAOb qgpMfo. . toria-streotEast T , #v<,^ t _?Tv, TTAVE received instructions to seU by X&7ANTED Subscribers to M'l.rT/hiP* A Ojicn Meeting of Dcvenport Lodge, .fi_ flfll Oy ! Xi public auction, at thoir Stores, Fort-street, W toknowthattievcinLlptK iV.«iI.O.G.T. f will be held on MONDAY <&yWtM^Q? on Wednesday next, Dec. 20, at 11 o'clock, Handsome?^? Bound, aTo^SiShTo^ cost Music 18^h in the Dovonport Hall, com- THE CELEBRATED BREACH OF PROMISE 33 packages, consisting of-Tin Teapots, andothcrßindiiiL'doncinbcststvlc -VVILLTAM 111cn9 m.? at o clock; an intcrcstinp; ■programme OF MARRIAGE CASE ! mO HTS WORSHIP B TONKS ESQ.. Spittaons, Cash Boxes, Lamp Globes. LEYS, Machine lluler and^Account Hook! Man- ? 01™sUnBot son^> recitations, addresses, &c., fßlUlllJi VVUJS&mr^. ±Ui.>i.^O, .E^., cbimnics, Dish Covers, Plated I facturer, next door to the Evening Stvk Oflico h:is been prepared. Admission, sixpence; chil- In which tho parts of the Judge, Jury, -&- MAAOxw Goods, Kerosene Lamps, Sewing Ma- Wyndham-street. ' ' dven under 11 years not admitted unless accom- Plaintiff, Defend ant, Bridesmaids, _ „. „ , — \ , „ . „„. thn chinos, American Tubs, Brooms, Weigh- WANTEDiTuowu,Gentlemen's Clothes S^^WTW= &C "' &C "' b° UNG in OI^ISIM^S^ISSfSL^K Jo & c. M a^^2» ?L JiSSS CIIARACTER. Underin^ruc^frlaNc^^^Shlp. £&bHS^H*S® over forty voices, and full g^=:^=o^K W ,^ oT^ s^^ trect East, Auckland. Communications hv )* hero he hopes, by strict attention to business, ORCHESTRA! requirements of the City, and the course they 802 (in diamond) §16- , post promptly attended oommumcatlons by to merit a continuance of the patronage so __Z propose to adopt in deaflng with city affairs.- 1 case Assorted Grindery, ex 'Ocean Mail' ■cVVTxtS^t; —-—- liberally bestowed on the former landlord. The „ We'ire &c HH (in diamond) I— Xl/ANTLI), everyone to know that I Caf6 iim} rcsaturant |in connection with the To be Followed by Offenbach's Sparkling 'john Smith 3 drums Stockholm Tar, „ y V am still Soiling at the same Low Prices Hot°l will be conducted on a style not to be Operetta, r.. Wihtsox & Sons J (in diamond) A— Glass, China, and Earthenware; also, somo C(lnal?,(. ln Auckland ,| the; former^ low price of mTTT , t,tt-vt-t> T>T7^r-A"Dc G. T. HILL lease, containing Cooking Range, ex cheap lines in Boots and Socs —Win Holds- shilling for each meal, comprising all the THE BLIND li xv GGA Rb ; James Dickey ' White Eagle.' worth, 2i), Victoria-street, Auckland. delicacies of the season, being strictly adhered to. OR TIIB j. Thompson, and 20 others. WANTED KNOWN, that Samuel A t> a -7 SOFT TROMBONE! TXT — -*" • -,• No Reserve. Coombcs is making up the McPhilc \ U A Z A A R, — TN compliance with the above requisition '■■ gloggonaught Check in Mosgiel Tweed Trousers IN AID OF TIJE Admission :-Front Seats, 2s. 6d.; Back Seats, X I hereby Convene a PUBLIC MEETING of ATTENTION !—V ICTOPJA £?, r BPf" iho bost value in New Zealand.—City FUNDS for THIS ERECTION of a MISSION One Shilling. the Ratepayers at the Mechanics Institute on fl J\_ COMPANY, A.R.V. Clothing Mart, 92, Queen-street. SCHOOL CHURCH iv UNION STREPT Court open at 7.30. TLESDAY EVEM^G, 19th instant, at 8 p.m. » _ TTrANtynTtn'^^tinii H.», ir r ~7 oonuui, unui.on in umuw-BIKJLJfiI, The Jury will be sworn in at 8. B- To:sl^ W The Monthly Inspection 0: Company will \'V N 1• U ' . t0 caution the public against In connection with St. Matthew's Tickets may be had at Upton's. Mayor. jfl hold on TUESDAY Evening next, 19th inst* T' 7 s Pul'I < o»s»n«aUonsof thoHomeShiittlc Church, will be held in tho ■ ~~Z— - Every member is ordered to attend in full-dress, «^<s^dSSft AaaJHft f!^?^11^ 1*"4 T emperance_variety troupe. M ayoralty_electio N . SaSSL^a T^^jS^^SSS^'j^JS^ dlckmber, 1876. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! to^h^ratepayers. SS^KaS.Sf ab°Ut fTTAN^ED to SpII 1 4.Tl n nmnrl TTn Sw? t0 thG B. azaar ' f^ ; Chi|; df n ' Gd' YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION I have received satisfactory assurances from J" Hactoria^Rifles. \&f Ai\ IX.A) to .bell, .1 4-Koomed House, Contributions, maybe sent to any of the follow- ROOMS. both the other candidates that on important . — VT in Hlll-strcet, Newmarket, and .^ Ladies:—Mrs. Hansard, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. matters specified by me the interests of the INDUSTRIAL HOME FOR NEGLEC- Freehold Allotment, 2S by 100 feet. Lined yfeff' nntiaHnn^nf Rn^&nn'lnS An Unusual Long and Attractive Programme. Public would be carefully guarded by them, if j[ TEI) AND DBSTITUT E CHILDREN. ■md D-iDorod onnrl tinl- woll fonnmrl VM\n .Vl^tis. LJonationsot Jiooks(oldor^cllrcad) the promises marie to me be kept all the objects . . Very cheap - ISS/lI Ke 11 ThS Wcbb,jnn.. Hobson-stroet. pmCB Qp Admission : _ 3d . I ha<-o.ln view wiU bo gained. As therefore, in Tenders for the following Supplies wiU be Wr+«i P IPy ' lillfetle Doors open at 7.30, commence at 8. becoming a candidate I was actuated by no per- roc dved by the Treasurer, Mr. A. Stewart, Hotel. — AC JAMIESON Secretary sonal motive, whether of ambition or otherwise, until 100^. SATURDAY, 23rd December, JUVENILE TEMPLAR'S PICNIC TO oociciaiy. 1 feel myself at liberty to retire from the contest, i^tq.— ' WPAKURANGA T ORNE-STREET HALL With thanks for the large measure of support Meat of best quality, free from bone make Trousers to order for lus.-Phillips's Jj " voluntarily preferred, behove me to remain, lireßd; best quality, at per 21b. loaf Mart, Queen-street. The above Picnic will take place on MONDAY pnYTwr . Ladies and Gentlemen, Ti-trce Firewood, Wangarei coals (screened) "WANTED, tile Pnhlic of Auckland to »°xtr »^? win leave the W-roo,£ Young BOXING NIGHP! Yours faithfully, |gurgggg. Oatoea^Su^lgi c r'TX^r^^^o 1; LEVY is soiling LINEN- Ohnstian Association, at 8 a.m. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2G, 1876. RICHARD DICKSON. Soap (best household). Tea. ED wOii LAK- (il sizes), from 3*n. pirn mEMPERANCE BOARDING HOUSE. . - JiOA. Would particularly call attention to a B ~*~ WTTTiNTTrtiD A V TITrpTi'AfRTVP 9O LARGE STOCK of CROsisiZKD TROUSERS r nnAMKTlini'u^nr, «®" A CONCERT AND DANCE -G* WEDJsEtaDAy, D&LbMlihß 20. (both of the latest and old fashioned cut), the BRAMU inoilUEioit. G=J^-^^^b larsest sizes to be obtained in Auckland. ~. .. c ~ ~~ , „ .„ Will be given in the above Hall. JjfrK . '3Xv CRUSHED LOAF SUGAR, SPERM . —- \ isitors from the country, and Boarders will r CiNnTFS find this establishment convenient for town „. ,„ . , TI ._„ „„_,___,., .___ „, . WANTED PUECHA SFli S business, and atthesame time qnict and retired, *irstPar t ■-^ITAIH I'fciltJ'OTvMANCE. Second . tt^.tt-t axtt> ti\ppdttp -roat?t-» U x uivuitADLltft and oflering flrst-closs accommodation, with Part-VARIETY. Third Part-Farce A LCKLAiMJ HAKLOUIt JiOAliD. EX XAMAYA. for a Large Number of FLY NETS for SncrTlW^rS 88 UPP°r Queen-Btrect> „., . S°H°°L !! , , . . DESIGN FORSCLT PUNT. , m ,,,,,,., . . . , corner 01 turner-street. Hibernian Band specially engaged to play for rritrir o ll T ) B f . r ihPT<« will spil n f tl» P m-irt HORSES, just arrived, ex Abernytc and other fl-TNION |>ka('H CDiT) —mivi^P the Dance. Admission, Is. ,'Js., and 33. ~ r | UiJ^ siiu.sciiueiis \\Ul sell at tile mart, I imu^n iii^jWAi itUJviJ IMIiN IJNIf ___!__ Harbour Board Office, -*-- Fort-street, on Wednesday, 20th inst., late arrivalH. Price, from 10s. each.—W. S. "LJ COMPANY (LIMITED). Auckland, December 14 1876. at 11 o'clock, ex Tamaya, from London, JONES, Wholesale and Retail Saddler, Queen- Tho S] { j^^^^J ia closC(l from noon IJENEFIT'oT'wfDOw'cO^GIILAN «» CmSh°d sSlb3 StrCOt' FHrnA^uh^nluSiltheliaWVll^XD AND ORPHANS. "ftSIESSi Specifications will bo judged by 25° b°XCS Stearine Candles, 16oz nctt, Vi-ill be payable. E. W. WARD, Manager. the Works Committee, and must be sent in Trarip Tomn «t J. FRIAR CLARKE — before noon on Wednesday, tho 27th instant. ndue mm^.t o<ue. WANTED TO KNOW, which b the No . 21 , Inßumnoo Bulldingß , Secrct^ pOUES TER S' Tfjl ET E. affifi^^^ upon application SAMUEL C OCHRANE & SON, ¥¥ Cheapest Ovens, those which are im- Auckland, December 15,7876. -*- irnvrarriAV T^r-nvTiT-nK'T? or WILLIAM C. DALDY, Auctioneers. ported from Melbourne and sold at 355., and last =;^r "q ?p j; q j£ J>U.VIx\U IJAY, JJJj,OiJiMitH.lt Jb. Chairman. about six months and then Rive way at the back JS _____ Thi> COUTIT CITY OF and let the smoke in, or those which Herbert 11. All persons liavin;; Claims against Mr. J. W. •^'?O"?i3^fefe \rcKIJ\XD Xo 'WR intend Cpz£k&-Mtisr£> THURSDAY, NOON. Sniilh makes at 155., some of which have been ""■l.1" 11- I li.^i-Btrcet, Auckland, aiv rcqiiCHted to £-. ...j ' Celebrating tlicir lSth Anniver- ■*jf&W£Migf2&- render thmr accounts tit once for payment.— - >- ■> :w:j',-ir«-? H nrv- ir>- n Pimnfssirre nir> 'sauraiJS^SiiiiitsoiSifc** _ r , T , T cti>t?t?ti in use over 7 years, and are guaranteed to las! December 10.1870. _ _____ J"S^$§SR Itofhvay Station en roiUo for VINCLNI-&TREE T. tor ten yearn, I liavo also taken llrst-class prizes ; f^-j v^^^ lOllcislio Garden's. Tho Pro- &to mHE COUNTIES ACT, 1576, AND -, „TTc-_ „„ T ~ ■ at all the Shows for Improved Patent Portable *V.k-= V QJTEAM TO RIVERHEAD. 1 iv">' '.;M ■:r^;^ J^'«i(»ii will leave the Cook- _ TIIK REGULATION OF LOCAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Ovoiib, Colonial OvonH,Wroußhl-iron Houao micl ,|_^&^ ''i^^&b^ B^nf 9" 3Mcinbers Cnwm ELECTIONS ACT, 1876." AND EFFECTS, BOOKS, ETC. Ship Stoves, Sec.— Send for new- illustrated On ami after MONDAY, December 18. 187 C. please attend hi Rogalia. fOTTTSTTV 017 T PTfAirTmvr \T TTTTT r-pviTnirv^ nw Isi7v t> v priced catalogue of Ovens and lliuikcs nt. the 11 a.m trip from Auckland and the 3 p.m Di tho Kvening a «OIHEE and BALL will take lul 1 y <Ji j^JmJN, bKAl1 1UJN Al iHJ_ liJiblDKN^Ji. Ql< REV. P. H. Kreatly reduced prices with testimonials from a trjp from ltivorhead, Avill be dißconlinued. )|l!U'(- in I' lt- Choral liall. Tea on the table at LIDiJNG. <HJRNFORD. r , . ~',,',, . „. ,„ 0.30 p.m. sharp. I)anem^ to commence at 9 p.m. ■ large number of persons who have had them in Hans Taiilk: Tickets, TLIRE IS SHILLINGS each, to be it is hereby notified that "R at?t>tt tt t? use for over hjx veurp. - Auckland Iron Works, From Rivorhcad, «J a.m. | From Auckland, 2 p.m. obtained from any of the following Committee— uvn,uy iiuuuwi^uai it,. AnlJl U X DurhaiiwtrSoTWSst, opposite Buckland's sale- " J. CASEY & SON. l^^'^f £arr£t°\™'<^ cMttth SfSraK TTAS beeu loured with instructions yard. ' ' \y GODWIN WILLIAM Swansox, JLJL frrai the Rev. P. 11. Cornforrl. who is 1, w , • 1 • a 1.1 i*i • Hon. Sec. to Committee William Jonx Suiter, and leaving for Sydney, to sell by auction at his 1-«nn «Ttw •,, o i||, ( ~f^ W. has arrived in Auckland this morn- _ ~- «■»», ouo. to uommmoe. James Wallis. Residence, Vincent-street, on Thursday next, 710R SALE, a ninc-rooincd Ho use, o npo- { j9 i n{f from Olahuhu, and is open to renew TT A. C. 13. S. h aV o been duly Nominated as Candidates fop the 21st inst, at 12 o'clock noon, apLoflic?"! &ap 1e Ir. atEPBOm-"loradcll" CBB SFfiUSrSSS? M beforC-~Apply by lc«cl-°ffice ±1« Auckland Branch, No. 81. _Efe_S <S^_Bg?B^JS His Household Furniture and Effects, eon appij onico_ortniB papei. of tlUß_paper. . W?:-gJ that a Poll for the Election of One of the said sisting of Drawing Room, Dining Room "BjIAIJM at Pllkekohe for bale ; 180 .acres rFI O C A R P E N TEIt S. \i'»'J Members of the above are requested Candidates, to iill the office above named, will Bedroom, and Kitchen Furniture, Plated 3? first-class land, situate midway between fi. V X£r '" As3, cmljl° 'in Mogalla) at St. bo taken on Friday, the L'2nd day of December, Goods, Glass and Earthenware, Kitchen Pukckohe and the Railway Station; 100 acres in Tenders will bo received until noon of tho 20th VM> Patrick's Hall, TO-JIOUKOW (Sun- instant, at St. David's School, Upper Syinonds- Utensils, &c. grass, and nearly all fenced, with House and instant, for Additions to a Residence at Mount day) MORNING, at half-pastß o'clock, street, between the hours of 9 o'clock in the fore- Also fflStfS AS" 01 CoChmil° a"( 1 Alb-1- R. KEALS & SON, r|WICNIC-I>AMT^^DOT^ ° ° A °f F°^lhnT7S^trJZ THEGBKATJ^J^TUMAT Auckland, iOth DecemberS^ Ofli- THURSDAY, DECEMBiR^L~ UnS'sSr^ini^'R^^X^^^^ J^ OTICE _O F_ REMOVAL, where toob^a^lllnju orFlitchof Bacon <^^%^ BROADWOOD pIa^FORTE, HOUSE &?_Sa IS5y£S2 nSSß?ffi2 S±S 1 KSSSSffiSSS »- s^SS™ excelsior store, -*&mMr hold furniture, fancy full Particulars apply to J. M. and J. Mowbruy, o fcP^°^ u o^^^ • Karangapape Road, Newtox. &6 GOODS. L!u_id_Ascnts._ | Fort-street. Ilaving appointed them his Sole Hams, lOd. per lb.; Bacon, 9d. per lb., by tho ri^xi^ TI t'VV,,-irTT > r,^T 3 ix.' AND r> ji t, " 7r , FOR SALE in Vincent-street" a Lar^c Agents, all ordoi-s left thero will receive prompt half side (Guaijantiskd). Serjeant's 2s. 6d. Tea -■- lII<J Rt^CHJLAIION Ob LOCAL On the premises, Hobson-street. Building Allotment, 6G feet by3oo fcetf- atUjnUon. is unrivalled-just the tiling for Christmas. ELECIIONS ACf, 187 C Samuel Cochrano and Son, Land Agents, Fort- Auckland, Dec. 11,18,0. Please Note the Address. ,I™-^ ott^txt^ FOR UNRESERVED SALE. street. TUs&T nn O T PIE" EL E CTO ITS O F T~H F NEWTON RIDING. DEVONPORT.— To he Let a comfort- t > . • #SB88& oSsl A-^jh. -1 GRAFTON RIDING, THE RATE- It is hereby notified that mhe Subscribers have received instnic ablc 7-roomed CotUige, with largo garden I-t&jZx F§ll'^ J-M^^J-.S&i^&feX PAYERS, &c, IN THE GRAFTON, EDEN ucienj notineu mat j_ tionsfrom Mr. COusens (who is leavinc and yard, Oil t-buildings, &c—Samuel Cochrane &'•*?;s%% '■A'V--vv^'- ->£ TERRACE, AND KARANUAHAPE HIGH- Ijiomas 1. Masefield, the colony) to sell by public auction oh the pr<> and Son, Land Agents, Fort-street. =Ji^^^ i: &e^M£s^^^i i S^^.4SLJi>M3& AVAY DISTRICTS. George Holdship, raises, Hobson-strcct, on Thursday, 21st instant -„---„ —, —— ,-.y • ' -i-ti 1 William Thornb, at 11 o'clock, mO LET, a four-roomod House in West- A UCKLAND AND MERCER electors I b«r to offer mvsrif aB n mnfli Alexander Blaok, The whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNI- J_ street, Newton. Rent, Gs. per week-Apply J^_ RAILWAY. date to S^sent the GriftoTi 3 R dinl- in tho ¥mi hIP YD > and TUKE and STOCK-IN-TRADE, consistiiu/of ______c_^__ . ■ ■ Ed^nCountTcouncU? if ele°U, I wSI e^d^ , Jam^Moutox Han^^ c SJteg? <V y,^^d- rBTIO LET, ill Newton Road (fourth house Tho 3.45 p.m. Train from Auckland to One- your to keep down taxation, and to act with iavc been duly Nominated as Candidates for » 7'm «i !'l Vvhotnot) plate glass J. from Svmonds-strcct), a five-roomed house, hunga docs not go to Onchuuga Wharf. impartial justice towards the ditt'erent districts the olhcc of Councillors for the Newton Riding a^Fh^nW^^^ v^f °n V^wcrs Avitl/out b rid 1" lately occupied by Mr. R. H A. V. MACDONALD, of the County. I will vote against bringing the and that a Pol will be taken tor the Election of and CJiefloinersjcarvea) Mantle Mirrors, liarHe -li.l rtley, lircakwateT itbad. General Manager. Permissive Clauses of the Counties Act into Two of the said Candidates to fill the above- lffi^ d_2^_?tea I?» FcaJ h? I r,. 1? c5 8 wariiew. -——- . operation, until a majority of the Electors of the ™m^ office on Friday, the 22nd day of Decem- n-H n Bedding ot all kinds. FBIO LET, a Furnished Bedroom, suitable -H-fc nAI? D AND RESIDENCE line Ridinj?, in public meetings assembled, shall bcr instant,at thePonsonby Hall, Ponsonby.and OUOlOtll. Matting, Pictoes,■ Glassware, J fortwoyouns men, in Hobson-strcct, be- i-Z I,^/o,^ lo Alftv nonr Oicen-street -'every determine to l.aye the Counties Act carried out } llc Nbwton Aoadomy, Newton, between the Cbjoto, Tables, Ulocks, Orocltery, Toilet iSiiii^ssr 5 Hs^Sl^- aiEe°& «™- _^™*Srffl sL4s______ c As^.i is^%jss^& ZIZZ "^ t^ Li, to , bc^^ms,. —* °a-- g.js_^b*-w** Makur^^usxt.ioor. Star Office. Deccinbei 11,1,,/ G. comprising articles ot all kinds, too numerous to fwiO LET, a Shop in <2ueen-slrect., next __ — .^^ V>'v~'rpYKJT~ArnxT w v'i —TT~i SS^^t^^V mention, siutablc for Cbristmas and New Year's 1■ to Hemus's Stir Boot Shop. Terms, El mHE Handsomest Trousers and Vests 111 -g | S^l MOJ M to Leml nS_^^^& Ulits mO~LET, that commodious Shop at TCEd'd RINKS, I'^ C. Dyer, Shortland street. of {{^ SOMUEL COCHRANE & SON, J_ present; occupied by Madame Nelson, JL THISTLE HOTEL. JL Creditor's Act, 18715," and in the matter .- Auctioneers. Albert Hotel Buildings.—Apply J. Stewart, .—. o f Jonathan Alumkouu, of Aucldand, . Übert Hotel ' "OOARD AXI) RESIDENCE. —Detached in the Provincial District of Auckland, ATOMT^AV wnnv v, i»n,,,-,« fun.ishe.i or uu- -t> House and Grounds, moderate charges, TILL ERS LI E GARDEN S. in the Colony of New Zealand, Boot- MUiNDAY, NOOK rilO LEI, two Rooms, iurnisnea m un s CDaratc Rooms.-Mrs. Pull'no- Belle View J_ maker, a Bankrupt. JL furnished, suitable fora lady or gentleman, H 'j vincent-street, off Cook-street. B O X I N (r DAY Notice is hereby siven that, a Meeting of the EARTHENWARE ! EARTHENWARF ! or two gentlemen.—Apply at this otlico. ! . JJ v/ ± j.x vr lJ i > Creditors of the said Joi athan Mumiord will be ' ' "-tvit- c'' mfTpFrifT \n Wrik'slev-strect live ri A "OT TTT 1!? AM JJi^i^uuJii^, ib/&. held at my otttcc. Supreme Court-House, Auck- wtaatava t /^v^n^ mO hh, LU.X, m \>cjicsic\ s (xt, im. OAiiJLi^lxiiAiVl. land, on I'UBSDAY next, the nineteenth inst., M IAMAIA, ©LONDON. JL minutes walk fi-omUn^nßan^ a six- FORESTERS' FETE, at twelve o'clock noon, to give an Order of Disi roomed Hous« in good^rder, with waau-liousp, _ . ... charge to the above-named Bankrupt. R ARTII TT P and water laid on. Rent, los. Applj tof.br. Jo be hold at Dated this loth day of December, 1576. ________ T At J. li U X Ewinf,'ton, 81, Qucci^strcct (SPECIAL LINE.) ELLEU.SLIE GARDENS, TO CELEBRATE THOS. MACFFARLANE, TXTILL sell by auction, at li-s Mnrt mOLET, a four-roomed Cottage top of ( ' THE THIRTEENTH ANNIVERSARY Trustee. VV Queen-street (Furniture DepanSt) I Wakc/icld-strccl.; good water.-Apply at B KBL1», this day. Q „ oi^AUCKLAND RBttS^' °n Onday n°Xt' lSth inst' at 12 o'clock noon? '' Town Clerk's Ofiice, Queen-street, Allen nieihcn Frcundon and Goennern COURU CII\_OI_ALCKL-_SD. mnTv TW sSSbSSrW^S^ 4 BreaWast -_TmO BE LET, on Grafton lioad, WU enscht einen vorgnuegton Weihna<hteTnisa PROGRAMME :- f) ANLER BU R V CHEESE. 1 &it\m -*- a Large and Convenient Family em g i UoC _che3 noues Jahr. 1. HALF-MILE (Handicap), for a Purse of Arkivkd Pek Keniwvortii- 12 .. Bishos, 9, io, li ■i" v andlfiin &jHL&Mi ßesidence, containing ten rooms, al- ° „. Bismark. 8 soys., with a sweep of i-sov. added for a«B«Hunm. Covered Dishes * ways well upplied by pump and running stream acceptors; 2nd prize, 2so vs. Open to all. 12 4 CHEESE. 2 ,[ Sauce Tureens n p v,-,™,. commodious yards and out-buildings, imirivmrn Entrance, ss. 2 Butter Hnnt« • tocher'wilh about Uvo. acresi of! land the I. ALEXANDER 2. 200-yarcls RACE (Handicap) for Members of „ „ O no Orate assorted Gl^s and Earthenware nX««+Av nnrtion of which is an Orchard in full , ■ the Ancient Order ot Foresters only.— A> -"■• H-/vljJj ».V V.U. An assortmont nf Vanw r" n «j» war 6 Snrin_-Apply toll. ASHTON & SONS, No. 8 Heartily loin.sm the above, and be-s to recom- lt ri a Go!d Wns; 2nd priz |; - ______------ ■f - -=, rr- —- - An asaoitment of J> ancy Goods. Sto'and&nceßuildin^jortoJoseph mendhia Well and Largo Assorted Stock Forester's Sash. Entrant, 2s. 6d. |_T OBS O N OOK PS, A.R.V. - M»«mr of 3. HO-yards RACI3 (Handicap), for recognised -■=£- _, T^r —, m_, ,' Terms:—Cash. Ne^m-i. ■ , , TT^, c , onf q r-riTn l\in cnVFR WATC HF ct members of Friendly Societies.-lst prize. The Company and Band will Parade for — . ,__ MmO LET, a lurmshed House of 8 GOLD AND SILVER \V AiLH Jib, a Silver Cup; 2nd prize, a Scarf Pin. Monthly Inspection at 730 p^n. on Tuesday FRIDAY DECEMRFT? 99 JL rooms; plainly furnished; would be BY Entrance, ss. next, the 19th inst, at the DriUSned. x «iu_.i , lijibMUJM & let cheap to a respectable tenant without RUPSEL & SON 4. GYMNASTIC COMPETITION.-Aerialand Phlfeiß DIGNAN, Captain, - TA _ r . • P.P., at this offloe- ROTHKRHAM Horizontal Bars. Italian Rii^s Flying mENDERS Wanted for BuUding two THE HAYMARKET. rnOTETTa 6-Roomed House.-Apply to SSSS 0N boa_ro«Vd USX- 0?o B_ro^ 0 0 iencviS 4- Houses, according to plans and Bplbiflca- CATT , -7— T U IM, BarLs^amnAahapeßoadriscWton. gll H ARDT, and others SSS 3F° R SAl^|? liuftZ I>eCCmber fffWOLadielotfer Board and Residence, GUARANTEES fkom tiik Manufac- __■_# J9fef rto"Ss. to'als "_*s_? Men Termed _ January, 13 7< ,-James Reid, JL »tir o 'dock, 1 moderate terms, near Scotch Church, Wilu TUREna> BI3BIDBB HIS Owx, FOB &• _l__f*l Intrarce fid P ' fT T f P F" SSu-' fr°m the Waikato. in mcf^TSolSfortoble 7-rooincd House THE JEWELLERY DEPARTMENT 6. ARC^ERY^rStcrs only. Prize (to be v MON^Y?fe ALFRED~BUCKT AVT> I in Syniony S; strect; goodgardens back aokn owlod ff ed by Connoisseurs y HUNMNG'iS gSeASY PIG 18tfi instant, at t3O p.m. D.fJ_^__fjgl____ nd front,- 11. Partmston, House and Lana of tfao Finest CollccUon in 7. liUiNll^u• m_, ixKEAb. ilbr. Business :To take mto consideration the new t?ptthv t^t./^^.^" ~ agent. 57. Queen-street. New Zealand, and is replenished S1 w\Y£Vt nVp'pnw « \nw Acts issued by tha Government, in connection rRJ-DAY, DECEMBER 22. "S^TruTl FT in Queeu-street, opposite by every Mail with the Latest in rfiW POIF a^*" wuh Road Boards; also to elect a member of . . ffITHSHS sss-' m:1 Ho"° '"4 tho ": ""l^lsifofthsi.ifss; __£ B!&fc^**rt«; THE H__«^. ftf^S rJf^&'>S«BS.%| FOE THE COMK^S-DAYS. I SHALL DM^t ' TOHUl™'g£ n , F°Md^^l ?' ,*¥ Hay»^ket, OB rrOLET^WfovtaMeaMplea^jtlg REDUCED PBICDS |_&^?^&%Sii liMi -^^^^ D ~T- Th°w^,<™'»Steep loollaS6 H» tse ..But«l lw X situated Cottasc m Ponsonb/.—AppJ^ to To Effect A Clearance of Surplus Stock, performances of the competitors, to be sent to __^^S__T The sohoonef MINPTTATTA &t,A Mr. Ltilly^liechan^treet, _^ the Secretary, oare of Mr. E. Perkins, Occidental <BiOTff^^Fa Captain Smith, will sail for tho rm .-, „ ' ITCCOUNTS. — The advertiser desires ? AlsSSajjdSSl. Hotel, on or before Satur-lay, 16th Deo. above port, on Tuesduy next, tho 19th instant, in aUi'il'6 Race and Steeplechase Mara 4Sa«€o%« *«w»*g&S!m*>«~* feilwSSiJ