Barr, landlord of thp "Globe" hotel Wake field-strect, on the 2nd inst. Albert Carroll was charged with aiding *>- —j~. letting in the said robbery. oner pleaded not guilty. Si, Inspector Pardy said the prisoners went into the bar at Mr Barr's hotel, and called for a pint of beer, and while the waitress was away the money was taken. An important witness was away in the Waikato, consequently lie would ask for a remand. The prisoner Carrol said he merely went to the hotel for a game of bagatelle, and did not see his friend Ferris take the nionoy. It was a mistake altogether, and he would rather that the ease should be dealt with at once, as lie should suffer in his business if confined at Mount Eden. John Carroll, charged as a vagrant, was also connected with the prisoners, mid the three men occupied a cottage belonging to Mr Scccombe, and kept "bachelors' hall," and lived sumptuously every day, without doing any work. Tho prisoners wore remanded until Saturday next.

KAIPARA HEADS.

(PER "STAR" CARRIER PIGEON)

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT)

The brig Drover has arrived from Lyttel ton, after a stormy passage of 14 days. The Argosy and Torca are still wind bound at the Heads.

TELEGRAPHIC.

[FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

GRAHAMSTOWN, ibis day

._ The " Bed Bill " Mystsry. The man, Roger, from Wangarei, was brought up this morning charged with the wilful murder of William Mather, alias " Red Bill," at the Thames, on March 29th ISO'S. The evidence of the arresting con stable was taken, and a remand asked for until Monday week to enable the deposi tions of the inquest on "Red Bill" to come from Wellington. The accused seemed very careless, and when he heard the name of "Red Bill," asked that it might be repeated, when he said " That's a proper caution for a fellow, how you got that. The evidence of Dr Hooper, at tho inquest as given in the ■'Advertiser" of April 11th 1868, was to the ell'ect that there were no marks of violence on ihe body, other than those likely to be occasioned by falling down the shaft. The accused was formerly convicted for IS months for steal ing a watch from the barman at Mr Shcehau's hotel in Shortland, and since his release, has been living with the natives in the Northern settlements. He told the Constable that all the drink he could take would not drown the miirder of " Bed Bill," and if he must be hung for it he was pre pared. MINING. Moanatairi, 253 ozs. 5 dwts. ;' Morning Star, lb' ozs. 10 dwts. ; Lowes, tribute, (Caledonian) 57 ozs. 12 dwts ; Wilson's (Inverness) tribute, 17 ozs. 9 dwts. ; Jen kin's (Young Ladybird) Tararu, 21) ozs. B! dwis. ; Mill, {tribute (Kuranui Hill united) 7(1 ozs. 13 dwts. ; 1010 claim, 5 ozs. ; Old Whau, 3 ozs. ; Imperial Mint, 40 ozs. SAFETY OF MCDONALD. '^lliTTiia'n^rcDonald, of tiie Miranda, who started from here in a small boat on Sunday, turned up on Thursday morning. He had been driven to Manaia, and de tained weather bound.

COROMANDEL, this day. THE GOLCONDA CASE. UNION BEACH. —The return of gold is rust in. 1,1140_s were retorted. Queen of Beauty.—A few specimens and picked stuff were got to-day. The man Evans and smother, in custody for feloniously stealing tools, the property of the Golconda Company, were brought up this morning and remanded. No conviction is likely. HOKIANGA, this day. A HALF CASTE DROWNED. A half caste named George Marrincr was drowned on Tuesday, and found on Thur day. An inquest, was held on Friday when a "verdict of "Found drowned" was returne. DUNEDIN, this day. MR. MURRAY M.11.R. ADDRESSES HIS CONSTITUENTS. Mr Murray wa.s thrown out early in the week of his buggy at Blue Spur., He died this morning. Mr Murray, M.U.R. for Bruce in addressing constituents at Milton last night, severely criticised the rail railway construction" and said he had it on reliable authority that a million was wasted in the permanent ways; The delay in constructing the northern and southern lines was sharply commented on. He said this was owing to Mr Richardson's wrong partiality for Canterbury. He accused Sir Julius Vogel of having, after becoming a Civil Servant, haunted the lobbies, and said certain amuse ments were indulged in which members ought not to indulge in, at least during the time they should be attending to the busi ness of the country.

[PRESS ACJFNCy],

ALEXANDRA, this day. j T\\-elvc of Rewi's men have brought a, Euro pean, named Lananle, down to Minor Le \V hoora yesterdev. Lananle with Morgan has for some time past been residing at the Tulitiasettlement. Their restlessness in visiting other settlements has aroused the natives suspicions, and hence Rewi'a removal of them. Morgan was here when Rcwi arrived at Tuhua, he also is_not to return there. Lananle expresses determination to go back. A large meeting going on to-day at Kopua. Rcwi, and all the principal chiefs pre sent, are considering the Native Ministers pro posals at the late meeting with Manuhirl. WELLINGLON, this day. ENGLISH CRICKETERS. It rained heavily the greater paifc of last night, and is raining still. The weather is very thick and unpromising, ihcre is no likelihood of the English Cricketers playing to-day. The Wellington not yet having arrived at Picton. NELSON, this day. THE ANGLICAN SYNOD. -FORMUL ARIES BILL THROWN OUT. In the General Synod last night the great constitutional debate on the Formularies Bill was concluded after lasting three whole days. Thirty-five members spoke to the question. The Synod divided at midnight, when the votes on the question that leave be given to introduce the bill were :—Ayes : Bishops, 5; Clergy, 7; Laity, 5._ &oes ; Clergy, 12; Laity, 14. The motion was therefore lost.

Loss of a Portion of the Mail.

Several merchants and others have com p!-"---i lately of the non-receipt of their V ' of' English newspapers by the San ' __--^'nail, per City of Sydney. Some </TThe Auckland stationers have also missed portions of their usual supply of newspapers and literary matter, especially of the dates between December 2nd and the 14th, on which date the, mail left London. It has been supposed that a portion of the man had been aceidently transferred . in transitu, and been sent on to Ausfcnuni. but it turns out that this is a mistake, On inquiry at the Chief Postmaster a office vft fc&_ ft thA. .tout jmm to% *mQt

newspapers for New Zealand were destroyed in the appalling railway accident at Ashtabula on the Ohio line, a full account of which was published in-the Star of Tuesday last. The carriages caught fire, and were consumed, in many instances with the illfated passengers, and one of the vans containing the twenty five bags of news papers for New Zealand was burnt with the rest. ■ We understand that no letters arc missing.

SAILING MATCH.— THE BROTHERS V. THE STRAWBERRY.

A match, arising out of the Open Boat Race in the late Regatta, was sailed to-day between Mr Hunt's "The Brothers," which won the race alluded to, and Mr Alison Strawberry, which started in the same race, but came in nowhere. The race to-day originated in a challenge from Mr Alison, and was for £10 aside. It started at 1 o'clock, tho wind at the time being strong from the northward. The course was from the wharf, down the. harbour, round the red buoy od' the North Head, up round the barque Martha, and back to the wharf ; the course to be gone round twice. The start took/place at 1.20 p.m., the wind being from the N.N.K. The boats made one board to the North Shore, in which the Brothers at once shewed her superiority in standing to windward. They then got a lead right down to the red buoy, which was rounded as follows— Brothers .. .. lh. I'm. Strawberry .. lh. 16m. 17soc. The wharf was passed on the run up Brothers .. .. 2h. 3m. 30scc. Strawberry .. 2h. 7m. Isec. On rounding the Martha the boats again stood over on the starboard tack to get the lead down. The red buoy was rounded the second lime as nndcr— Brothers .. .. 2h. 31n . Isec. Strawberry .. 2h. _Gm. 35soc. Bar accidents the race was now over, as the Brothers was over half-a-mile ahead. The wharf was readied flic second time— Brothers .. .. 2li. 51m. 2lscc. Strawberry .. 2h. 57m. 21sec. The boats finished Brothers .. .. 31). lm. Strawberry .. 3h. 7m. 35sec. Mr Hunt's boat thus won by 0 minutes and 35 seconds. She proved herself superior to her opponent on all points. The Brothers was built by Mr. Carr, in 1873. The Strawberry is a new boat built by Mr Alison.

ANGLESEA-STREET.

(To the Editor of the EvKxixo Star)

<S IRj —Xn reply to a letter signed by "Contrac tor," allow me to state the facts :—lst. Tenders were called for the formation of the above street, and not accepted. Again tenders were called, including a portion of the Ponsonby Road, and the result as stated by " Contractor " proves that time and labour were expended by such close tendering—an evident proof that there was no fat left in the job. Now, Mr Editor, can you inform the contractors why the Council did not accept the lowest tender, or do they intend to again deceive and bamboozle tin- contractors, if so, I honestly hope the biters will be bitten. I feel certain I hat no cont factor of any standing could bo induced to tender for tbe same work again, no matter how curtailed. 1 spent three days over if, and also paid £2 2s to a man to assist me in taking out the quantities. What expense others were put to, I Know not ; but this I know: if law is.justice, (which 1 doubt), the conl rectors have a legal claim against, the, Council, for they are not doing to others as they would wish to be done by. Just f iney Mr Burst, Mr Goldie, or Mr Isaacs getting a large order for goods, and after being put to the cost of having them packed and ready, to have the order stopped for the want o funds But to iivo the dose a second time repeated, and likely to be a third time (like Anglesea street), would be beyond human endurance—l am, &c, A Victim

"THE ROSE OF SLIGO."

SUCH was (betaking title of the pleasant drama. illustrative of Irish life and maimers, presented last evening at tho Theatre Royal, for the benefit of Miss l.ena, whose impersonal ion of Ihe heroine. Noreen, was charming, and typical of the pretty Hibernian lass. Mr Mocdor was the the Raparco; Mr Holloway represented the O'Doimols, and Mr Searle walked forth with stately march, as the very reverend ra.lier OTlviui, whose very look and gesture indicated the solemn profession. Miss Jessie Raymond appeared to much advantage as Lady Kathleen, and Miss .Maggie Knight as Moyua. The other characters need not be spccilied. The scenery and music were good, and creditable both to artist and. musicians. This evening, MR JOSEPH K. EMMET, the prince of German character comedy, will make his iirst appearance at this theatre in his original character of Fritz, "Our Cousin Gorman," which w_s presented by Mr Kinmetl for 200 nights at the Royal Adeiphi Theatre, London : 2,000 nights in various cities in the United States, and a proportionate number in Melbourne and Sydney. Mr Emmet will oe supported by a powerful company of pro fessionals. Mr Thornton has prepared appro priate scenery, and has illustrated the story with pictures of the castle garden; the home of the happy miller, etc. The new mechanical effects have ben provided by Mr-Broad and others. The orchestra, under tho able direction of Professor Cope, will perform an original composition entitled "The Brothers Lullaby. In the course of the play Mr Emmet will introduce original songs and dances, and a number ot musical novelties conducive of mirth ana amusement.

EDUCATION BOARD—This Day.

A MEKTIN. of the members of the Board of Education was held this afternoon. Present: Messrs 11. 11. Lusk (chair) Luckie, Ball, Haul tain also Mr O'Sullivan, Inspector of Schools. After the reading of flic minutes and other for mal business, an application was read from Mr Worthington, of City East school, backed by JUr Clarkson, asking for an increase of salary, and increased accomodation, which was very much needed. There were now 350 scholars m the school, and more room had become an absolute necessity. Considerable discussion followed, when Col. Haiiltain moved, and Mr Luckie se conded " That the circumstances represented by Mr Worthington are not sufficiently exceptional to cause the Board to depart from the rule already laid down in regard to salaries." Carried unani monslv A letter was read from the Chairman of tiie'old committee of No. 1 City West, to the effect that efforts to procure gentlemen to act as committee for the school had proved unavailing. Already several gentlemen had been applied to. Mr. Lusk said it was singular that so much apathy should exist in regard to No. 1 City West, while at No 2, in the same district, a committee could be found to work harmoniously and well. He would suggest No. 2 take _no. 1 under their wing. It was finally resolved " That Mr George M. Main, be requested to act temporally as Commissioner for City "West No. 1 until a committee could be got together. A letter was received from the Chairman of the Stokes' Point School, North Shore, com plaining that the Committee had acted beyond the prescribed time, and consequently the Commissioner had declined to act, also that the local school was now closed, and would remain so until satisfactory arrangements could be made to the satisfaction of the settlers, and complain in- further of the dismissal of Mr. Seaman from hi! position as teacher of the school, and enclos ii «• a vote of thanks to Mr Seaman for his abours! 'It was stated that Mr Seaman had been appointed- some time ago, but had refused to come up for examination according to rule, hence he could not.be Fetebied. Mr Luckie said the letter was a mere bounce. It was finally resolved to divide the Stoke's'Point district into two, when the matter of the petition would be considered. Ihe re maining portion of the business consisted in receiving notices of appointments of local com mittees, the consideration of grants, alterations and orher matters of minor importance.

COMMERCIAL.

J? Hunter and Nolan report yesterday : Horses wero in full supply, and steady demand, and prices were sustained, particularly for those of a good stamp. No heavy draught, with trials, were disposed of, but colts sold from £19 to £27; light harness horses, £16 to £2110s.; hacks, from £0 to £13.

THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1871.



Mr Eckenberg. the owner of the yacht Bis marck, has very gracefully changed the name of that vessel to the Hertha, the compbment being richly deserved by the assistance which the crew of H.I.M. ship Hertha rendered in raising Detective Grace arrested a man named Henry Collins this afternoon, in Upper Wellesiey street, on a charge of forgery. A number of rbeoues were found in his possession. Ihe prisoner is a young man, and known as a sub- CO__^OLLOW'AY AND Gaklick thank the public for their very liberal patronage in the Past, and beg to intimates they are in a better position than ever to supply the ■ wants of their customers. Their large ship ments from England, just unpacked, enables them to otter for sale many goods quite new to this market. Amongst them are fancy coloured linen damasks, new brocatell corns wide floorcloths, for rooms, 2s. lid pc v-rd ■ for passages, from Is. lid. ; oilcloths or stairs, 1 fca. from 9d.; felt carpets, from Ls. 7,!, d. Eight patterns in Linoleum, patent Cork Carpet, unsurpassed for dura biiityaiid comfort, English ana colonial ad. general household Furniture, the latter maimfactured under the superintendence of R Ci-anwell, on tbe premises, whose long pvnerience is a guarantee for good work mSp Greatest variety of Carpets in the coloiiv. Tapestry, front 2s. lid. per yard I> addition, to all kinds of famishing Sods, there is a large assortment of 7.,.. '~„ Millinery, mens and boys Cloth ff^SwSSw w* ewiflWi city im



A rifle match is being held this afternoon at the Mount Eden Range, open to all coiners. About a dozen volunteers made their appearance shortly after the ap pointed hour. The contest is for a sweep, dark targets v white, and white rillo sights v brack ; distance, 200, 400, and 500 yards, 8 shots for each range. The result will appear in the Star of Monday next. jgplr B. Arthur sells by pubiic auction on Monday on the grounds at Onehunga, that beautiful comfortable homestead belonging to the late Mrs. Forbes. The house and grounds are very unique. The house con tains 5 rooms, with outhouses, 2+ acres land devided into paddocks. There is garden and orchard With plenty of fruit trees. The place is admitted to bo one of the prettiest in Onehunga. The sale of furniture begins at 12 o'clock. The terms c isy. To the Editor : Sir, —Would you kindly decide the following bet :A. bets B. that Eclipse, racehorse, was beaten in a_jhack race. Eclipse was beaten .at Papakura by Bismark, both horses were disqualified for being trained.! Who wins A. or 8., or does tiie race count at all. By answering this you will oblige, yours i.e., STAKE HOLDER.— [It was at the Auckland Jockey Club Summer Meeting 1874, that Eclipse and Bismark were disqualified for the Hack Race, not at Papakura. That race cannot be taken into consideration at all. Wo know of no other Hack Race in which Eclipsewasjbeaten.—Ed. E.S.]



WANTED, 10 good Pick and Shovel Men.—T. Jones, Contractor, at the Works, Hobson-street. - ANTED, Lovers of good Tea to call for a pound of my 3s. Tea, black or mixed. The, 2s. and 2s. Od. is also splendid value.—R. French, Royal Tea Mart, under the theatre. ANTED, for Waiwera, a Man to milk, drive cart, and work in garden ; a Boy to wait at tabic and clean boots. For Ellcrslie, a General Housemaid, one able to cook preferred.—Apply to Mr. R. Graham, High-street. ANTED, a- Housemaid to go to Ngaruawahia to an Hotel; wages, 12s. per week.—Apply at Wynyard Arms Hotel, Wellcslcy-street. ""V&TANTED, a Waiter. —Apply Thames WANTED, a good General Servant; assistance given in washing ; references required.--Apply at this oflice. ______ WANTED KNOWN that Prime Canterbury Bacon, American, Canter bury, and Wairoa Cheese, and best fresh Butter, canoe had at It. French's Royal Tea AUu-l. nno Journeymen linkers. — Wanted, a, JL good Second Haud.—Apply J. Conway, Hobson-street. ____ WANTED to Sell, a Handsome Piano, full compass, walnut case. -Apply OIL, Hobson-strcct, corner of Durham-street. WANTED, a. good General Servant. — Apply to Mrs. K. Ellis, Manukan Road, Parnell. "_ WANTED to Sell, an Allotment, 100 feet frontage to Carlton Road. New market, for £100, a bargain.—Apply 11. Keane, Thistle Hotel. WANTED, a Housemaid.—Apply at once C. Farrow's Dining Rooms. _ WANTED, a stout Boy for (lie Oooper jigc— Apply Ooodacrc and Ley, Coopers, Wyndfiam-street. \IkTA NTH!) ~TO LI.T, a comfortablo, Yf large Room, with rireplacc; beautifully situated in a healthy locality.—Address: Mrs Bun-ell, Upper Queen-street, behind the College. WANTED 7 !TXLiiio~ Cook.—Apply at Moylc's Dining Rooms, Queen-street. "IX7"ANTED, a good General Servant. - H Apply to Mrs. Barber, fourth house pas! the Junction. XJETANTED, every Sulurday night Buyers TV for the Primc'st Legs of Al niton at, 3d. ; Loins, 3d.; .''ore-quarter MulUm. 2d.: Corned lieef, 3d.; Chops, Id.; Superior Steam-made Sausages, Id. ; Prime Roast Beef, id. to (id.—- Hui_i_, Butcher, Queeh-street. ANTED, a General Smith.—Apply Slafl'ordshirelron Works, 1 lobson-strccl ■ WANTED, a smart Boy to carry out orders, and make himself generally useful; must be able to drive a horse and spring cart.—Apply to F. C. Otto, Victoria and Albert streets. __ WANTED, ti, Carpenter's Level with Plumb.—Apply C.F.8., at Stak Oflice. $ WANTED KNOWN," that the Celeb rated Apollinar's Natural Mineral Waters can be obtained at the Exchange (Barrel!) Hotel, Parnell. __ WANTED, a respectable Nurseghb— Apply to Mrs. Elliott Meyer, Symonds strcet, second house past tho Choral Hall. WANTED 7~ !1 steady Man its Runner ; must, be well acquainted with the City. Apply to Publisher, Stak, Ollice. WANTED, a steady Bootmaker.— Apply B. Gittos and Sons. ANTED, Everybody to know that I continue to sell Beefsteak at 5d and 6d ; Roast Beef, id to od; Boiling Beef, 2.1 to Id; Corned Beef, 3d; Fore-quarters Mutton, 2_d; Loins, 3d; Legs, Id. Saturday nights: Legs and Loins, 3d; Fore-quarters, 2d. —M. Biearley Butcher, Waketield-strect. " ANTED, a General Servant ; must understand plain cooking.—Apply Wm. Fernandez, Railway Terminus Hotel, Short street. ___ ANTED to Sell, Good Cabbages and Lettuce; no reasonable offer refused. All kinds of Vegetables in their season.—Wel lington-street Market Gardens, opposite the Wellington Academy. _____ ANTED, a strong active Girl for house work.—Apply at this oflice. WANTED, Tenders up to Saturday, 3rd instant, for Raising two 2-roomed Cottages, corner of Oxford and Randolf h-streets, Newton.—Particulars at Mr. Wykes's, on the premises. The lowest or any tender not neces sarily accepted. ANTED to Purchase, a 14 feet Boat, with oars complete, new or good second hand, delivered at Waikato Coal Mines.—Apply at this office. ANTED, a respectable Girl about 16 as Nursemaid; must be well accus tomed to children ; references required.- Apply at this office. "\7I7ANTED to Let, Yard and Stables, V T newly fitted up ; a 1-room and an 8-room House.—Appiy Furniture Mart, Victoria-st. E. ANTED, a Youth with knowledge of Cabinet/making.—Apply Cheap Furniture Mart, Victoria-street East, corner High-street. ANTED to PURCHASE, any Mili tary or Large-scaled Map of Russia, Turkey, qr Sputh-Eastern Europe.—Apply at this oflice, ; WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply between the hours of 10 and 2, to Mrs. Nation, St. George's Bay Road, Parnell. WANTED, a strong Boy for the Bake house.—E. Waters, Queen-street. ANTED Known, Gentlemen s Clothes Cleaned, Renewed in Colour, and neatly repaired; Colours warranted fast, and not wash off. Dyeing in all its branches done at Edgar's Dyeing and Cleaning Establishment, Wellesley stree. East. Auckland. Communications by post promptly attended ANTED,"to SELL, a good 4-roomed Brick Cottage, with scullery, and "very convenience, with a good back kitchen, detached. Tho House is well cemented outside, painted and papered thoroughly inside; a good well of water, with a never-failing supply ,__and having a good pump to raise the same. Water laid on into the scullery by pipe, with tup over sink, from which an underground drain carries off all dirty water and surplus overflow. Good iron tank, fowl-house, coal-house, dog kennel, and cverv convenience, and in the kitchen tiie best oven in Auckland, cost five guineas. The place is situate in Upper Queen-street, and as the owner is leaving for England at an early date, it will be sold a bargain. For full particu lars and permission to view, apply to A. Bettany, to be soep at Arthur's Auction Mart. W~ ANTED KNOWN, that are selling Iron Bedsteads (double) J. Mia 335; Cane-seat Chairs, from 10s the half-dozen: and that we have one of the Largest Stocks of Fur niture in the Province for Purchasers to select I from, WF. &H. COOKE, i.7, Q_.pn-i.tre.., next



WANTED, an Assistant Watchmaker who thoroughly understands repairing f Watches.—Refer by letter to R.W.Jensen, Napier. I ORSE, Cart, and Harness for Sale. Price £50.—Apply to Mr. Barnett, Pork Butcher. Queen-street. WANTED, by a respectable young man speaking and writing French fluently, a Situation. Has been used to the tailoring and woollen drapery—Apply " X.V.5.," ollico of tins paper. _ WANTED, by a Young Man, Sf .nation in a Storo, town or country; good refer ences.—Address R.C., at this oflice. ORKING MEN, Build or Buy your own Houses!—repaying the Borrowed Money by easy Weekly Payments, instead of rent.—For the. means, apply to C. Williamson, 3, Vulcan Lane. W__ N TED KN 0 WN, that W. JAMIESON, Jun., has secured those commodious premises (corner of High and Victoria-streets) formerly in occupation of Mr .T. Stewart, where he will be enabled to supply his friends and patrons with the Best Coal and Firewood at the lowest prices. W. J. appeals to his friends to support him in his new under taking, as ill health has compelled him to retire from the pursuit of his own profession. Goods Removed and Carting of every discriptiondone An express to be had at the yard. WHICH are acknowledged to be the Cheapest Ovens, those which are imported from Melbourne and sold at 355., and last about six months and then give way at tbe back and let the smoke in, or those which Herbert H. Smith makes at 155., some of which have been in use over 7 years, and arc guaranteed to last for ten years, I have also taken first-class prizes at all the Shows for Improved Patent,", ortablo Ovens, Colonial Ovens, Wrought-iron House and Ship Stovos, &o.—Send for new illustrated priced cataloguo of Ovens and Ranges at greatly reduced-prices, with testimonials from a large number of persons who have had hem in use for over six,^'cars.— Auckland Iron Works, Durham-street West, opposite Auckland's Sale yard 1. WILLMETT, builder of the © cutter Opotiki, has returned to town and is open to re-engagement.—Apply to General Post-oflicc. WANTED KNOWN, that Samuel Coombes is making Trousers of tho Mosgiel Tweed for 21s. Warranted thoroughly well shrunk.—City Clothing Mart, 92, Quceu street. ANTED KNOWN, that Samuel Coombes is making up the McPhilg gloggonaught Check in Mosgiel Tweed Trousers for 20s. The best value in New Zealand.—City Clothing Mart, 92, Queen-street. WANTED Known, Garments made to measure at a day's notice if required, and at, a reasonable price. All Tweeds warranted thrunk.—Samuel Coombes. City Clothing Mart. WANTED KNOWN- T~ha7v_~ Just Opened 2 cases Printed Mote Trousers, which I shall sell at 7/6. The goods cannot be equalled by any other house in town for less than 10/6.—SAMUEL COOMBES, City Clothing Mart. 92. Queen-street. _____ T3AGS ! BAGS !—Wanted to Sell, .13 Potato and . Chaff Bags at Id each.— Crowlbcr's Stables. lOST, on Friday, 2(il!i .launary, from J Papakura, a Brindle Cow. white on near Hank, wide horns, in full milk, and newly calved. £1 reward will be paid to anyone returning the Cow to Win. Neill, Papakura, opposite Muim rcwa Station. ___ TRAYED, from Onehunga, a Heavy Cart Horse, light bay, with two white hind feet, branded TO on near shoulder.- Anyone sending word of the same to M. 11. Roc, One liuii'.ra. will be. rewarded. 7>. Oi) I) "PAST 1; 1t..0E for 1 Forses or VJT Cattle at 2s. Gd. per week.—Enquire of 11. Webster, opposite Eden Vine Hotel, Mew North Road. "2" OST, a Single-barrelled Fowling Piece, 9 J iii a green baize bag. The person who look it from on board the Knlerprise on her re turn from the Excursion on the 29th January, will oblige by returning it to the otlLoe of this paper Any person found in possession of the jimm after this notice will be prosecuted. f OST7~this afternoon, al Pluck Silk BJ Parasol, lined with blue, between Itilie Range and Symmids-slrect. -Finder will bo rewarded on returning it to Mr. Joseph Browne, Symonds-street. W (IST, a Gold Locket, between YVollos hj ley-street and Watermen's Steps; anchor r>n face. -Finder rewarded on returning same lo this Olliee. rTNION BEACH GOLD MINING U COMPANY (LIMITED). The Share Registers will be Closed from noon of Monday, the oth instant, until noon of Wed nesday, the 7th instant, when a DIVIDEND will be payable. J. FRIAR CLARKE, Secretary. No. 21, Insurance Buildings, Auckland. Ist February, 1877. miIADE AND LABOUR COUNCIL. A Meeting of the above will be held at tho Foresters' Arms, THIS EVENING, at 3 o'clock. "____ PHILLIPS. President, _ *S_s_s>*_ 17<OR WAIUKU. S_fei_ — ■n^ssksSss' The 88 _ TAM 0 - sHANTER will leave for Waiuku as follows :— From Onehunga: From Waiuku: Monday, 10 a.m. Monday, 3 p.m. Wednesday, 12 noon Wednesday, 5 p.m. Friday, 3 p.m. Saturday, 8 a.m. For Manukau Heads and Whatipu Mills on Thursday, at 8 a.m. Weather and other circumstances permitting. Orders to collect goods left at the stores of Messrs. Henderson and Macfarlane, Agents Union S.S. Co.; or Messrs. W. J. Hurst Se, Co., will meet with prompt dispatch. A. CUNNINGHAM. Onehunga or Newmarket. «*£&_&_ TF ° R LEVUKA, >-_aS^__s>' l_ «is__i33s3_>' The a.s. barquentino EMU Will sail as above on discharge of her inward cargo. For freight or passage apply to STONE BROS. OPECIAL RELIGIOUS SERVICES. SPECIAL SERVICES will be held next week in the Presbyterian Churches in the City and Suburbs :— ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH, Monday Even ing, 7.30. ST. LUKE'S CHURCH, Remuera, Tuesday Plvcning, 7.30, ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH, Ponsonby, Wed nesday Evening, 7.30. ST. JAMES'S CHURCH, Thursday Evening, 7.30. WESLEYAN CHURCH, Pitt-street. SUNDAY SERVICES. Feb. 4.—The W. J. Williams will preach in the morning, at 11; and the Rev. J. Warren in the evening, at 6.30. UNITED M ETHODIST FREE CHURCH, junction of Pitt and Vincent streets.—Chapel Re-opening.—Rev. W. Tinsley will preach to-morrow at 11 a.m., and Rev. T. Hodgson at 6.30. ■n^EWTON KlßK,—Divine Service at _J3I the usual hours to-morrow. Subjects:— Morning: " The Lamb of God, and the Commu nicativeness of Religion." Evening: "The Guileless Israelite." LORNE -STREET HALL SUNDAY SERVICES, conducted by Samuel Edger, 8.A., Feb. _. —Notice.—The Sunday Services will be resumed to-morrow. Morning: " Youth in Old Age." Evening: " Popular Mistakes con cerning Christ and the Publicans and Sinners." T^hIHSTIANS MEETING HOUSE. \J Hobson and Cook-streets.—Mr Edward Lewis, Evangelist, will preach (D.V.) To-morrow (Sunday) Evening, at 6.30 p.m. Subject: "The Life of "the Ungodly." All are earnestly invited, No Collection, TTTIVANGELISTIC SER V 1 C E.—Mr. j_l_ Douglas Russell (of Edinburgh) will preach the Gospel in the Theal re Royal to-morrow evening, at 8 o'clock. Doors open at half-past 7. No Collections. Su.nkcy's Hymns will be „_cd._ ESLEYANCHURCH, Ponsonby.— V f Sunday Services, in Mr. Addey's School room.—Morning, at 11, by Mr Fee; Evening, at 6.30. Idr. .lesson. N.B.— The new W_.J_-.yau Church, Ponsonby, will be opened on the nth | February. _ • W^Es7d_YAN CHURCH, UnW street The Sabbath Service, will be c... —. •red as usual in the Morning, at II o'clock. .... Mr. «Jox; Evening^at 6.30, by Mr. Posset^ _ T>RIMITIVE METHODIST CH _ R _ H, _sL Edwardes-street. — Sabbath Services:- - Mornin_. at. 11, by Rev. W. Harris ; Evening, at 6.SQ, by Rev, VV. Tinsley, PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, Fraeklyn Road. -■- Sabbath Services:— : Morning, at 11, Rev, W, Tinsley ; Evening, at s ..at. i icy, W-. Sascis*



AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY (LIMITED). TENDERS FOR SHARES. The. Directors of the Auckland Gas Company (Limited) invite Tenders for the Purchase of One Hundred and Fifty Shares in the Company. Tenders arc requested on or before FRIDAY, the 9th instant, addressed to the Directors of tho Auckland Gas Company (Limited), No. 3, Insurance Buildings, Queen-street, where further information may be obtained. Br order of the Board of Directors. E. B. PARSONS, Secctary. Auckland. January 31. 1577. C^l R OWN HOT EL, J GREY-STREET. E. lIADRILL begs to intimate to the public that bo has taken the above well-known hostelry, where ho hopes to see all his old friends. In submitting his List of Prices, E. H. would inform his friends and the public generally that they can rely upon his placing before them a genuine and good article. s. d. Henncssy's (case) 5 6 per bottle. Mariell's (case) 5 6 „ Square Gin (best brands), largo bottles 16 Ditto ditto, small 3 0 Dunville's Whiskey .. ..10 Campbelton's Whiskey .. ..10 ~ Old Tom, best brands .. ..10 ~ Best Port Wine 10 Best Sherry Wine 10,, Bernard's English Ginger Wine 3 0 ~ Schnapps 2 6 ~ Rum 3 0 ~ Rum. best, Jamaica .. *.. 1 0 ~ English Stout, best brands ..13 ~ The above, are all of the best description, and direct from bond. Bottles of all descriptions bought in any quantity. *i^__L-<f^_si^_._iir T\ RAUGH TSM A N W ANTE D. General Survey Ollice, Wellington, Jan. 25,1877. Applications will bo received until noon of THURSDAY, 22nd February, for the appoint ment of Assistant Draughtsman, at the head ollleoof tho Ceneral Survey Department, Wel lington. Certificates and specimens of work must accompany the written application. J. T. THOMSON, Surveyor General. Public Works Otlice. (Colonial Architect's Branch), Wellington, 2!) th Januar-, 1877. nni_Nl")I.RS are invited for the Erection _fi of Government Offices, at Christchurch. General conditions, specifications, and draw ings, may be seen at the ollice of flic Colonial Architect, Wellington; and at the Public Works Olliccs, Auckland, Nelson, Blenheim, Christ church, and Dunedin. Tenders addressed to the 1 lon. the Minister for Public Works, and marked outside. "Tender for Government Olliccs, Chrlslchurch," will be received at the oflice. of the undersigned up io noon of the first day of March, 1.577. Telegraphic fenders will be received, provided the original tender and deposit are lodged with ihe nearest District Engineer at, the time above specified. The lowest or any tender not iieccssardy tiecepted. W. 11. CLAYTON, Colonial Architect. 1%/T E It C H AN T S," AGENTS, and JLY fi_ others, can have. < mice Books I tided and Hound, any pattern, to suit requirements. Magazines, Music, and other Works bound m all styles, by WILLIAM Ll-YS, Bookbinder, Machine Ruler, and Account Hook Manufac- Uircr, next, door to EVENING SI'AK ollice, Wyndham-strcet. _ rjH A~X ~~A T I O N. The undersigned undertakes to write letters of appeal according lo the Act against excessive valuation. Owners of property should aUendto this matter forthwith. No appeal will be ol any avail miles il conforms to the Act. No Ice tor consultation. F. G. EWIMGTON, SI, Queen-street, W~" O T I C E, A Special Meeting of the Auckland Ship wright-;' Protection Society will bo hold at the Temperance Hall. Albert street, on MONDAY, Slh instant, at 7.30 p.m. Ail Members are re quested to attend. R. MELVILLE, President. -v^riiY s__oL tld"tiih public of AUCKLAND PATRONISE THE UN DERSIGNED BEFORE ANY OTHER TRADESMAN IN TOWN ? /t_T The "Upper Ten" should do so, be cause the Primest Quality can at all times bo relied on. KST Business People, because of his en deavour to bring sounder principles in the con duct of business, to have more ready-money sales and less tick. m Officials, because on all -weekly or monthly accounts there is no other establish ment that gives such general satisfaction. tf_T Working Men, because he at all times makes the trade come down to a fair and reasonable profit, and that for Cash they can procure the Finest Quality at nominal value; besides A. D. is the largest employer of labour in the trade. „_." The Trade, who buy dead meat, should favour A. D., because they can get it Better and Cheaper than elsewhere. FAMILIES WAITED ON FOE ORDERS. MEAT DELIVERED PROMTTLY TO ALL PARTS OF TOWN OR SUBURBS. SUPERIOR CORNED BEEF AND PORK, In Large Quantities, at all times On Hand. Be sure to oe in time to get a PRIME JOINT on SATURDAYS, and ulso in time to take advantage of tho REDUCTION, A. DORNWELL, OOKXER OF QUEEN AND DARB _" -STREETS. N.B.—WANTED, an Apprentice, a respect able youth about 16 or IS, who writes a good hand, to'learn Bookkeeping and" Accounts. =ST IX 0 N LI GHT~HO RS E. I The Nixon Troop Light Horse wili parade for I its six consecutive days training, commencing on the sth February. For the first three days, the sth, 6th, and 7th, the Troop will Parade dis mounted at the Drill-shed, at 5 p.m.; and for the remaining three days, the Bth, _tb, and. 10th, it will Parade mounted at Ellerslic, at 4 p.m. On every day of the training Swords and Car bines will be carried. A full attendance is re quested. .. By order. J McCaGHEY Hon. Sec, I^ODGE ST. ANDREW. No. 418, S.C .JL_ —— A Lod^c of Instruction will be held in the Lod_o,room, Star Hotel, on MONDAY, the sth instant, at7,3')p,m. ' ' \V^» QHA& WALTvER,



m H E A TR E R O V A L. Manager R. J. DeLias. Scenic Artiste .. .. 11. N. THORNTON. TO-NIGHI ! TO-NIGHT 1 (SATURDAY). FIRST APPEARANCE 01' THAT Popular Artiste, M R. J. K. E M M E T, MR. J. K. EMMET, MR. J. K. EMMET, MR. J. K. EMMET, M R. J. K. E M M E T, Who will appear in his World-famed Drama, F R I T Z, F R I T Z, F R I■ T Z, OUR COUSIN GERMAN! Which he Played with Unabated Suocess Over Six Thousand Nights in America, and ran for Ten Weeks without interruption in Melbourne. mO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT ! Temperance JL Hall. Saturday Nights' Entertainment a. Cood Programme at 8 p.m. DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL.— Carlton Academy, Hobson-street. p EVENING WITH COWPER. On MONDAY EVENING, sth February, a PUBLIC TEA MEETING will be held in tho Primitive Methodist School-room, Franklyn Road. Tea on the Table 3at 6.30. After which. a LiSCTURE wiil be delivered by Mr. J.Black man", on the "Life, Poetry, and Letters of Cowpcr," wi i,h musical illustrations by the Choir. Admission to Tea and Lecture, Is. Od. To Lecture only. Is. FOR SALE, Cheap, a first-class Simpson Sewing Machine, at Mills's Furniture Warehouse. No. 13, Victoria-street. TjlOR IMM EDIATE~SAJ__, three good JL? Allotments, foot of Oxford-street, Newton, •JO xOO feet each. Price, £18 the lot.—Apply to JOHN SOPPET, No. 8, Queen-street. pW_4TMMi^ .».' side, Lot 3, Section 3, corner of Great North Road and Argyle-strect, partly fenced. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, * Laud Agents, Fort-street. nn<> LET, a Farm at Papatoitoi, con _l_ tnining 500 acres, 350 acres in grass, remainder fern and swamp; well fenced and watered, sub-divided into convenient paddocks, —Apply I lunter and Nolan, Durliam-street. npU LET, at Newmarket, a three-roomed JL House.—Apply next to Mr. Angus's, New market. npO LET, at reduced rents, in Eceii Crcs __. cent, newly-built well finished four-roomed Cottages.—Apply to S. V. Collins, Court-house, High-street. TO BE" SOLD, Cheap, in the best part JL of the Oration Road, two six-roomed Houses, on allot incuts extending back to the Domain; immediate possession, and payment received by small weekly or monthly liistal ments.—A ]jply to W. S. (Jnllins, Crocer.' I 'arnell. f |10 LET, that commodious Dwelling ___ house, containing 11 rooms, in llobson street, late in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Williams ; also, the Business Premises, in tho commanding position, corner of Queen and Fort-streets.—Apply Williams & Co., 1, Fort street. rg^O LET, on Ist February, a House in ___ Scalield View.—Apply Bennett's Drapery Warehouse, Queen-street. "T^TORTH SIl ORE.--To~Let, an eighT JO% roomed House ; also, four-roomed Cottages , —It. and R. Under, Dcvonport Store. HpO LET, that commodious Shop with gas JL fittings and fixtures complete, Albert Hotel Buildings.—Apply J. Stewart, Albert Hotel, (_i leen-stroct. ~ftj OßT IT SllDllK.—To~Lol., a well fur- JL.I nished six-roomed Cottage, pleasantly situated, with immediate possession.—Apply to R. _: R. Dllder, House Agents. I pOii SALE, on the Grafton Road, a Freehold Allotment, 50 feet by 180 feet, with a comfortable six-roomed House'thereon.— Samuel Cochrane and Son, Land Agents, Auck land. "jD^QR SALE,~the Lease"of the desirable -5L Family Residence, at present occupied by Mr. J. R. Vaile, containing nine good rooms, newly papered, front and back garden, good well, verandah and balcony, uninterrupted view, healthy situation, close io the Domain.— Apply to «. & .1. R. Vaile, next the Post-office, or on the premises, Alton Road. Til OR SALl_7~C.n_.p, at Ponsonb7T"a JL Superior Villa Residence, containing six rooms, washhouse, &c„ gas and water laid on, large garden, uninterrupted view. Price, £470. -rS. & J. R. Vade, Land and Estate Agents. FOR SALE, a Bargain, a 6 room House, with freehold allotment 33 x 11G feet, within 10 minutes walk of Queen-street. Price, £180; £S0 cash, balance as agreed upon.—S. &J. R, Vaile, Land and Estate Agents. FOR SALE, 250 Acres at Wairoa. Price for the lot only £50.-S. &J. R. Vaile, Land and Estate Agents. Til OR SALE, at Ponsonby, a very neat JL' and Pretty Villa. Price, £350 ; £50 cash, balance at 8 per cent.—S. &J. R. Vaile, Land and Estate Agents. FARM at Pukokohe for Sale j ISO acres first-class land, situate midway between Pukekohe and the Railway Station; 100 acres in grass, and nearly all fenced, with House and out-buildings thereon.—Samuel Cochrane and Son, Land and Estate Agents. FOR SALE, in Vincent-street, a Large Building Allotment, 66 feet by 30 feet Samuel Cochrane and Son, Laud Agent, Fort street. mi-IE COUNTY ELECTIONS. " THE EVENING STAR " IS A DULY AUTHORISED GAZETTE Under the " Counties Act" and the "Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876," FOR THE INSERTION OF ALL ELECTION NOTICES Und the Act. 48 iYEtmmiLI^EWWAINIT^ LAW BOOKS ! LAW BOOKS ! LAW BOOKS ! - fjnHE subscribers have been instructed to JL sell, at the Mart, Fort-street, on Wednes day, 7th instant, at II o'clock, A VERY VALUABLE LOT OF LAW BOOKS, comprising— Statutes of New Zealand, Fisher's, Cox's, and Roscoe's Digest; Reports by Barnewall and Ci .sswell, Aclolphus and Ellis (new series); Bingham's Reports, Law Reports, Excequer Reports, Meason and \V relsby's Reports, Com mon Bench Reports; Strange's, Biackstone's, Cowper's, East's. Plowden's, and Chitty's Reports, together with the latest editions of Law Books now in use. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6. TO CHEMISTS, DRUGGISTS, AND OTHERS. THE subscribers -will sell at the mart, Fort-street, on Tuesday, 6th February, at 11 o'clock, A Quantity of Chemists; Sundries, consisting of Goldbeaters Skin, Court Piaster, Flesl Gloves. Bunion Plasters, Sprays Cachous Vermin Killer, Sponge Bags. Split Skins Tube Cleanc _. Wax Paper, Rari S*maj.ae Folio Mati- 'i, jiace Capsuci, Fol Bella donna, Racle:* Ppigelia, Radex Senegae Orris Root, Gv.t Skins, Double Trusses Arm Slings, Single-action Fleam, audi [ general as-.rt_.en! of Chemists' neces SHvies, SAMUEL Ci4_T;;4Ni: & SON, _uettoiiccrs. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16. THE II A V _I A U It E T. " YOUNG PERFORMER," H-pIIE Trotting Stallion, imported from -**~ England by the Stock Importation Society, win be- sold at auction, without reserve, on Friday, 16th instant, at 12 o'clock. He is in perfect health, has proved himself a | sure foal getter, and his stuck are well liked. I AXFREsITyCiaANP,



THURSDAY, NOON. EARTHENWARE ! EARTHENWARE ! EX.LOCH URR, @ LONDON. 30 CRATES OF WELL-ASSORTED WARE. R. ARTHUR WILL sell by auction, at his mart, Queen-street, upper floor, on Thursday next, Bth instant, at 12 o'clock noon, Ex Loch Urr, „: London— 30 crates of AVoll-assorted Ware, from first class Potteries. NAA— 20, 121— 2 crates lOin. Dinner and Soup Plates 22/21—3 „ Bin. Dessert Plates 25—1 ~ Tin. ~ ~ 28—1 „ Gin. 27/29—3 „ Baking and Meat Dishes 30—1 „ Square and Round Covered Dishes 31 —1 ~ do. do. Soup and Salad Tureens 32/3-I—3 ~ Assorted Teacups and Saucers 35 —1 „ do. Chamber's Toy Tea Sets, .CO. 3(3—1 ~ Ewers and Basins, assorted Egg Cups, &c. 37—1 „ Assorted Toilet Sets. do. do. 3__i Pudding Bowls and Bakors 30—i „ Assorted Bowls 10—1 „ „ Mugs 11—1 „ Dinner Sets 42—1 „ Pudding Bowls ■13—1 „ Mugs, assorted 80—1 „ Teacups and Saucers, wheat ana Victoria Ironstone China 81—1 „ Chambers and Bowls, do. do. 82—1 „ Ewers and Basins, do. do. 8:5-1 „ Toilet Sets. do. do. 81-1 ~ Jugs, EEEdo. 85—1 ~ Assorted, do. do. Terms Cash. WEDNESDAY, 11 A.M. ALBERT S'IREET. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. R. ARTHUR IX AS been fayoured with instructions JL from Mr. P. Tuily to sell by am lion, at his Residence, Albert-street, opposite Mr. Gledhill's Factory, on Wednesday next, at 11 a.m., His Household Furniture and Effects, _ consisting of Parlour, Bed-room, and - Kitchen Furniture and Effects. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8. BY ORDER OF EDWARD S. WILL COCKS, ESQ. (REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT). R. A R T II U R lOTAS been favoured witli instructions __ _S_ from the Itcgistrar of (lie Supreme (Join, to sell by public auction, at, his mart, Queen street, on Thursday, the Bth day of February next, The following Properties: Part of Allotment 15 of Native Lands, near Shortland. adjoining Church Mission 1 __- pcrty, and facing 1 .aucranga River. Allotment 5. Parish of Aotea, Great Barrier Island, containing 1000 acres. Allotincnl, l.aueranga E, No. 3, Grahamstown, containing 2 acres 1 rood l> perches. Norokoro, Dor X, 11, District of Ilauraki. Portion of Foreshore, at Grahamstown, having 180 feet frontage to Beach Road. Further particulars may be obtained from the ouctioncer ; or, from MESSRS WIHTAI.FR & RURKETd.. Solicitors to the Mortgagees. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, NOON. AT ONEHUNGA. A COMFORTABLE HOMESTEAD IN CHOICEST PART OF THE TOWN SHIP. ' PIANO, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. It. ARTII UR, HAS been favoured with idstructions to sell by Auction, at the Residence of the late Mrs Forbes, Onelumga, on Monday February sth, at 12 o'clock noon. The Residence of the late Mrs Forbes, with the surrounding Land. The house contains 6 rooms,. there are convenient Out-houses, and 2. acres of rich land, divided into Paddock, Orchard, and Garden, well planted with Fruit and other Trees. This property is admitted to be one of the most beautiful sites in Onehunga. therefore further comment is unnecessary. Terms easy. The Household Furniture consists of Piano Parlour, Dining-room, Bed-room, and Eatchen Furniture and Effects, 2 Iron Tanks, &c, &c. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8. THE EEMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE, on Thursday next, Feb. 8, at V? o'clock, 120 head Well-fatted" Cattle Dairy Cows, Store Cattle _00 Fat Sheep and Lambs Fat and Store Pigs. ALFRED BUCKLAND. MONDAY, FEBRUARY~_r~~~^ L. W. EATON WILL sell by auction, at his Mart, on Monday, Feb. 5, at 12 o'clock, 50 cases Pears (Bay of Islands grown) Bananas and Pine Apples, ex Hcmu Sydney Oranges, Grapes, Lemons, Plums, and Apples. P, TONKS R. C. CARR MONDAY, FEBRUARY^. MAIZE ! MAIZE! MAIZE S B. TONKS & CO. XFTILL sell on Monday, at 12 o'clock, 1000 SACKS MAIZE, ex ' Emu.' At 12 Noon. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY _. AMERICAN HAMS ! AMERICAN HAMS! P. TONKS & CO. \^7~II.L sell on Tuesday, at II o'clock, 10 hhds. Banner Hams 5 casks Excelsior Hams. The above are a very superior lot of Sugar' cured Hams, packed in canvas, and nice small family sizes. The brands are the best in tho United States. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19. " R E MUE R A YARDS. SALE OF WELT-BRED SHEEP. FOR SALE, at Remuera, on Monday, February ID, at 11 o'clock, 25 Two-tooth Lincoln Rams, bred by Messrs, Russell and Jackson 30 Two>- tooth Leicester Rams, bred by Messrs. Maclean J 10 Two - tooth Leicester Ranis, bred by Messrs, Maclean 1000 Well-bred Even and Lambs Further cnU-iea received «p to Thursday, tho loth instant, ALFRED* BUCKLA N D. _. _... . , .ggtCSMglllg WEDNESDAYS-FEBRUARY 7. PAPAKURA CATTLE SALES, "Bj^Oß SALE, at the P.npaku.a Yards, on JL, Wednesday next, - Above £00 head Mixed Cattle. aiaotSS them " some grown U*o_* , . fresh, condition, Dairy Cows Horgpf, #~ At ha^-ur°t 12 o 'clock, HUK TSR & i\QLAN,