James McDonald pleaded guilty to wan tonly maltreating fowls, by carrying them in such a manner as to cause unnecessary Sub-Inspector Pardy said that complaints had been made of iU-treatment of sheep and poultry. In the present case the legs of the foAvls were tied together, and carried olf in front and half behind, hanging by -: legs. 7ined ls and costs. DBUNK IN RAILWAY CARRIAGE. Samuel Marten pleaded guilty to a breach of the 32nd bye-IaAV of the Railway Regulations, by being in a state of intoxi cation in a raihvay carriage. Sub-Inspector Pardy said the man got into a raihvay carriage at Papakura, AA'hen he was drunk. Fined 20s and costs, or to suffer 48 hours imprisonment. ASSAULT. Mary Birkenshaw, with a baby in arms, was charged with unlawfully assaulting Eliza Driscoll, by cutting her door Avith an axe. Mr Madden appeared for the defence. All witnesses ordered out of Court. Complainant, a buxom lass in white, kissed the book fervently, and deposed that defendant came to her house. Witness said she didn't want her company, but defendant picked up an axe, forced her way in, smashed the delf, she did, and put witness in such bodily terror that she was obliged to flee into a neighbouring house. When her husband came home, he. said if she didn't summon defendant, he would. Witness was afraid of her life.

Cross-examined : Defendant did strike her Avith a jug. Defendant did not come to my house, and teU me not to send her child ren for drink. I Avas convicted and fined for drunkenness five months ago, but which all my neighbours can prove as I don't, drink noAV. Did not strike defendant in the mouth. Defendant had not the baby in her arms at the time. NeA rer sent defen dant's daughter for drink. Eleanor Copeland deposed : Heard a noise, and saw defendant with something in her hand, Complainant ran into her house. Did not see defendant break the door. Heard defendant threaten complain ant that she would " settle her." Defen dant used awful language, and was very drunk. Henry John Copeland, husband of last witness, heard a door being knocked in, the sound of delf smashing, and cries of "murder." Defendant foUowed complain ant to his house. Heard her say "I will settle you." Defendant was not sober. Complainant Avas sober. Mr Birkenshaw Avas about to be SAVorn, when

Mr Graham said : Do you think it would be right to swear the witness, when she Avas drunk on the occasion.

Mr Madden : Of course, if the Court is satisfied that she AA*as so drunk that she conld not remember.

Mr Graham : The Bench is of that opinion. The Constable : But she has been already sworn.

Mr Graham : Well, stand down. Defendant said complainant had sent her little girl for drink, and when she (witness) went to complain, Mrs Driseoll struck her.

Ordered to enter into her OAvn recog nisances in the sum of £25, and one surety of £10, or two of £5, to keep the peace for six months. Costs £1 ss.

REVISION COURT,

Mr Yon DER Heyde applied on behalf of Messrs Cruickshank, Barber, and himself, that their names be erased from the Jury List, on the ground that they are Consuls for foreign countries. He pointed out that they had ahvays been exempted formerly. The Bench granted the request. Mr Longmore objected to his name being on the list, as he Avas duU of hearing. From the manner in Avhich the applicant ansAvered, the Bench had some doubt on the subject, but erased his name. This was all the business.

TELEGRAPHIC.

[FROM OUR OAVN CORRESPONDENT.]

GRAHAMSTOWN, this day. A pigeongram from the manager of the Waitekauri says:—"Very good gold has been struck in the low level.' STOCK QUOTATIONS. Sales : Moananairi, £19 ; Alburnia, 20s 64; Waitekauri, 19s 6d ; Welcome., 6s ; Shannon and Fergus, Is 2d; Persevrance, 2s 2d. Sellers—Moanatairi, £18 15s ; Cale donian (double), 655: Red Queen, 4s|; Thames, 65s ; Queen of May (2nd issue), 12s ; Waitekauri, 20s ; Shannon and Fesgus, Is 3d; NeAV Morning Star, 6s 6d. Buyers : Queen of May (double), 245; Waitekauri, 18s; Welcome, 5s 9d; Shannon and Fergus, Is. COROMANDEL. this day. NEW FIND IN THE GOLDEN PAH CLAIM. Union Beach.—The manager reports 95lbs of specimens in hand. Tokatea.—The manager's report speaks very hopefully of the mine. 1501b speci mens are in hand from the Van ltvel yes terday. _ ~ Junction Claim.—The return from the crushing is 12ozs 6dwts. Erin's Hope.—The tribute start crushing at once. , Queen of Beauty.—A small parcel, of specimens was got yesterday. , , A new find is reported in a claim adjoin ing the Union Beach, being part of the old (Golden Pah claim, where McGregor formerly got very rich stone. Fiom the position of the ground, this claim should be valuable. , In the Resident Magistrate's Court, several cases on the civil list Avere disposed of. RUSSELL, this day. PASSENGERS PER lONA. Arrivals : Gem, Policeman, and Magic. The lona sails at 2 p.m. to-day, Avith cattle, and the following passengers :-Messrs Chovce Western, Swift, McCullough, Mason,' Armsfcead, Mrs Swift, and a num ber in the steerage. WELLINGTON, this day. DIFFICULTIES LN THE WELLING TON SESSIONS. The present sittings of the Supreme Court have been very uni.ortunate. In many cases when important documents were required, they were not to he found. Judge Richmond adAdsed the Crovra Prose cutor to look more sharply after country Magistrates and their clerks, in order uhat On future occasions all documents shoiud he forthcoming when wanted. His Honor also referred in pretty strong terms, to the fact that several witnesses were either absent or late in appearing. PRIVILEGES OF BARRISTERS, In the Supreme Court to-day, Mr Brandon j the lawyer was witness in a case, and was. proceeding to give his evidence Avhile stand ing at the Barrister's table, when Judge Eichmond informed him that he should We asked tfee Court's permission to remain out of the Avitness box. Mr Brandon said the practice of the Court was that Bar .risters should not go into the witness box. The Judge said he did not like the practice, =&ni did not believe in making «, distinction between persons in Court After some con -versatiou. Mr Brandon was allowed to giv.9 -hes evident** from the table, LAW OF PROMISSORY NOTES,, ! In Court-tO'dity, a. xnan was charged with

authority for the payment of money." Gordon Allan, AA rho defended him,raised the preliminary objection that a promissory note, AAdiich was the document alleged to have been forged, was neither cheque warrant nor authority for the payment of money, and the prisoner was acquitted, but a fresh indictment Avill be laid against him.

(Press Agency)

DUNEDIN, this day.

FIRE IN WALKER-STREET

A fire occurred at Walker-street last night Avhen the Rising Sun Hotel, together Avith Carter's store and Palmer's drapery shop, were completely destroyed. The stock and furniture of the hotel Avas insured in the Royal for £200 ; building in Norwich £300. The store was insured for £100 in Noi-Avich, and £100 in NeAV Zealand office. The third building was insured for £100 in the Nor wich.

OAMARU, this day.

North Otago Turf Club Meeting.

The annual meeting of the North Otago Turf Club commenced to-day, under the most favourable circumstances. The atten dance is large, and the Aveather gloriously fine, Maiden Plate of 40 soys. ; weight for age ; one mile and a half.—Titania, 1 ; Duntroon, 2 ; Little Nell, 3. Eive horses started. Time, 2 mm. 573. sees. Z^Z~ Selling Race, of 40 soys ; one mile and a quarter.—Miss Elswick, 1; Malabar, 2. Six horses started. Miss ElsAvick led, with Merry Monarch second for about a mile. Steamer then challenged her, and beat her on the post by half a length, Time, 2 mm. 26 \ sees. McKay entered a protest against Steamer receiving the stakes, on the ground of jostling by Allan, the rider of Steamer. The stewards sustained the protest, dis qualified Steamer, and aAvarded the stakes to Miss Elswick.

North Otago Turf Club Handicap, of 200 soys. and a SAveep of 5 soys. ; second horse to receive 20 soys., third horse 10 soys. ; dis tance, tAvo miles.—Templeton, 1 ; Guy Fawkes, 2. § Fishhook scratched. Betting : 6 to 4 on Guy. There Avas considerable excitement over this race, as both horses had been backed heavily. Templeton's form, AAdien stripped, Avas simply perfection, but Guy FaAvkes seemed to be hardly up to the mark. Directly the flag fell, Guy made the running at a terrific pace, until entering the straight for the first time. On passing the stand, Templeton had craAyled up until he Avas only helf a length behind. The two horses raced together until the second mile from home, Avhen RoAA-land called upon Templeton, and he responded gamely, entering the straight half a length ahead-of Guy. "This order avus maintained until the rails Avere reached, Avhen Guy made a desperate effort to get on even terms Avith Templeton tAvelve lengths from home, but the latter passed the post a winner by a length and a half, amid tremendous cheer ing. Time : 3min. 501 sees. Tradesmen's Handicap, of 60 soys. ; distance, one mile and a half.—Six started. Titania, 1. This was a Avell contested race. Won by three lengths ; time : 2min. 50secs.

WELLINGTON, this day. THE PREMIER ON THE FINANCES OF THE COLONY.

Major Atkinson, Premier, Avrites to the " New Zealand Times"-a letter, apparently a copy of one written to the Agent-General in reference to certain NcAvZealandstatistics published in Westgarth's circular of January 1877. He first points out that the circular publishes the amount of the Ncav Zealand revenues for 1873-4 instead of that for 1876. The table in Westgarth's circulai made out that the revenue of NeAv Zealand for 1575 Avas £1,677,62(5, AA'hile that of Victoria was £4,236,423. The Premier, quoting from New Zealand statistics, slicavs that the receipts in NeAV Zealand for 1875 amounted to £2,841,953, (instead of only £1,677,626), as compared with the £4,236,423 received in Victoria. He also points out that although there Avas a note in the circular stating that the amounts given as NeAv Zealand revenue Avas ex-provincial revenues ; still, that left an error of £30,000. He requests the Agent-General to make a personal explanation to Mr Westgaith, and get him to rectify the error pointed out, and also inform him that lie can obtain all statistics of Colony, and infor mation relating to its progress, at the Agent- General's office. The Premier appends to the letter a tabulated statement of all sources of revenue of Victoria and Ncav Zealand for 1875. The totals are : Victoria, £4,236,423 ; Ncav Zealand, £2,841,953.

BISMARK GOLD MINING COMPANY.

A MEETING of this Company Avas held at noon to-day at the office, Shortland-street, when 75 shareholders Avere present in person or by proxy. On the motion of Mr C. J. Stone Esq., seconded by Mr T. Macfarlane, the following resolutions Avere carried : That the capital of this Company be increased by the issue of tAVo thousand shares of £1 each, 5s on each share to be paid up on allotment, the balance of 15s to be paid as soon as the Directors may determine, such shares to be called prefer ence shares, and shall be treated as such, and to be entitled exclusively to all dividends the Directors may declare in the sum paid up respectively on each of these shares, with ten per cent per annum additional as interest, to be repaid to the OAvners of such preference shares, and that then and thereafter all shares, preference and ordinary, shall rank alike, and participate equally in the divi dends. That these preference shares shall be offered pro rata to the existing share holders for one calendar month from this date, and that all such shares not applied for on or before noon of Saturday, May 6th, next ensuing, may be disposed of as the directors of this company may determine. The meeting then ended.

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Board met this afternoon. Present; H. BLLusk, Esq., in the chair, D. M. Luckie, J. L, Campbell, J. May. THE ALEXANDRA SCHOOL. On the subject of an appeal from Mr Busby against the decision of the District School Com mittee dismissing him from his position as teacher, the chairman, Colonel Haui'ain, and Mr Luckie, vvere appointed a committee, to pro ceed in accordance Avith the Act. AUCKLAND CITY WEST NO. 2. Miss RevaU's appointment as junior assistant teacher of the liowe-street school, was sanc tioned. GISBORNE, An application from Gisborne for an allowance to the teacher, in respect of native children, was referred to the Inspector. FONSONBY. Miss Lloyd's appointment as assistant teacher from the Ist March, vice Miss MoVay resigned, was confirmed. TAIRUA. On the subject of the dispute between the school committee and the mill manager, it Avas resolved, "That in view of tlie conflict of authority which has taken place at Tairua. and of the action of the mill-owners on taking pos session of the school buildings, the Board resolve to close the school, and remove the school property." PAKURANGA. The appointment of Mrs Woodward as assist ant teacher vyas confirmed. An application for allowance to ex-teacher for improvements to teacher's bouse was deferred, (Left Sitting.,

THEATRE ROYAL.

There was an excellent house at this place of amusement last evening on the occasion of a complimentary benefit to Mr, Richmond Thatcher, late agent for Mr. Emmet. The peeformance was a great ■success. Mr DeLias has been s& fortunate and enterprising as to sooure the services of Mr Emmet for two «iore nighta. TQ'lUghti is tUs gvaad ffcsfeLten»bla ufM.

AUCKLAND STOCK AND MINING REPORT.

Bank of New Zealand—Buyers, £19 17s 6d. Colonial Bank (•_()<* paid-up)— Buyers. 38s. Thames Gas—Buyers, 265. South British Insurance—79s; buyers, 795. National Insurance.—Buyers, 30s. New Zealand Insurance—Buyers, 92s 6d. Red Queen—Sellers, Is. Caledonian (double)— Sellers, £3. Moanatairi—£l9, £19 10s; buyers, £17 10s; sellers, £18. Inverness—Sellers, 6s. Alburnia—2o3, 21s ; buyers, 20s 6d: sellers, 21s. Queen of May (double)— Sellers, 255. Union Beach—Sellers, 455. Tokatea—Buyers, 7s; sellers, Bs. Royal Oak—Buyers, 6s. Waiotahi—Buyers, 21s 6d. Queen of Beauty—22s; sellers, 20s. Kuranui Hill—2ss, ; sellers, 25s 6d. Palmerston—- Sellers, ss. Thames—£3 10 *; sellers, £3 10s. Young New Zealand —7s. JOSEPH NEWMAN. Chairman.

COMMERCIAL.

M. Jones and Co. held a large sale to-day at central sale rooms, which was Avell attended, and the following prices realized:—Fowls, ls Id to ls 7d each ; fowls, ls lldto 3s Id each ; ducks, ls lid to 2s 2dJ; turkeys, 2s to 3s 3d; potatoes, 2s 9d to 3s ; pumpkins, 3s ; cheese, 5d to 6d ; oat meals. 2_-d; flour, 15s 6d; box tea, 235; butter, 7d to lid; oats, 3s Id; bran, 5s 6d; bacon, Cd. Furniture sold at fair prices.

Waitekauri.

(From our Special Reporter)

THE QUREN,

Bkforb giving an account of the battery, we AA'illjust finish up th» claims on the northern end of the Waitekauri Company. Adjoining tho Waitekauri Co. is the Queen ground, con sisting of 16 men's ground. A deal of Avork has been done Avhen the ground was held under miners'rights. The Waitekauri reef has been cut in three places, but no great prospecting done on it. Close to tho Waitekauri boundary tho reef is 14 feet through, and in the lowest level it has been cut into ovnr 10 t'eet, with no signs of being through it. The Company will probably be in full sAving again at the end of this month, but it is almost a pity this ground is not amalgamated Avith the Waitekauri, as the com pany's next loav level will go in from the Queen ground. If amalgamated the drive could be »t once started of a size sufficient for the "Waite kauri Co. to work from by-and-bye, and it could be driven along the reef clean from tho north end of the Queen to the South end of the Waite kauri. Probably the two companies Avill even tually amalgamate, as the directors of both aro the same men, Avith the exception of one. Tho main drive being from the Queen would be handier for transporting the quartz to the mill, as a very short tram Avould reach the horse grade of the Waitekauri Co.'s tramway, and thus obviate the necessity at present existing of using the steep grades.

THE AUCKLAND.

Adjoining the Queen Co. on the north, and on the line of the reef, is a piece of ground of five acres extent, taken up by some Auckland specu lators, and named the Auckland. Good pros pects are reported to have been found on the ground, and it is to be hoped with the capital prospects of the Waitckauri Co., the proprietors will soon see fit to start Avork on it. The last piece of ground on this line is the Prosperity, taken up by a party of Thames men, Avho have faith in their ground ultimately turning up though at present umvorked. On the S. W. of tho Waitckauri Co, is the Bank of Ireland, in which many months work was done prospecting for the underlay of the reef. It is at present lying idle for the want of capital to develop it, and no doubt if they could raise enough to sink on the reef, it would reward the Company for the outlay. The Washington adjoins the Bank of Ireland, and was taken up on spec, but no Avork has been done, though they undoubtedly have the underlay of the reef on their ground. This disposes of all the claims on the North end of the Waitekauri Co. and before giving an account of the claims on the othor side, and on the Welcome spur we will just polish oil the battery and be donoAvith it.

STAR OF NEWTON LODGE, 1.0. G.T. OPEN MEETING.

The quarterly open meeting of the above Lodge Avas held last eA-ening in the Congrega tional school-room, Edinburgh-street. At the time announced for the commencement of tho entertainment, the hall was crowded to OArer- floAving by a respectable and orderly audience. The chair Avas occupied by Mr Thomas Walker, tho Worthy Chief Templar of the Lodge. The proceedings were opened with singing, after which the Chairman addressed the meeting. His speech, which Avas listened to with the greatest attention, referred to the progress of the Lodge, and othor matters pertaining to the Ordsr. Brother Solomon I-lemns spoke on the evils resulting from moderate drinking. -He thought that the moderate drinkers stood more in the way of Good Templarism than any other class of men, eg they were continually taking little drops, which gradually increased, thus setting a serious temptation in the path of persons of weaker morals. Another excuse often made by persons Avhen taking their daily glass Avas that, they took it as a medicine. Now he had known it to be used in one particular case for upwards of 30 years without effecting a cure, but if the patient had been taking medicine supplied by the doctor for three months, and it failed to Avork a cure, they Avould have it changed. But when they use brandy as a medicine, it is never changed, cure or no cure. He Avould adA-ise all those present to abstain from taking alcoholic liquor in any form, and thus prcA'ent their ac quiring a taste for the potent poison. The pro gramme, which Avas of an amusing and instruct ive nature. Avas then gone through. Brother George Sinnett recited " Caract.acus' Address to His Followers," and Brother McKenzie, "The Drummer Boy," and Brother T. Walker read in a pleasingmanner -'The Drunkard's Bible." Bro. Buchanan gave "The Irish Schoolmaster," which caused a large amount of laughter. Songs were also given by Sisters Gribble. Jack, Bettany, Sommer\ rille, and Bro_hpr3 Green. Mitchell, and Peace. Brother James McGregor delivered an earnest and eloquent address on the evils result ing from the drink traffic. He concluded by proposing a vote of thanks to all those who had come forward that evening to assist, which was carried by acclamation. The meeting concluded in a loyal and patriotic manner, at an early hour, by the singing of the National Anthem. Miss lioyes presided at the harmonium during the evening in a creditable manner.

THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY. APRIL 6, 1877.



HOLLOWAY AND Garlick thank the public for their very liberal patronage in the past, and beg to intimate they are in a better position than ever to supply the Avants of their customers. Their large ship ments from England, just unpacked, enables them to offer for sale many goods quite iicav to this market. Amongst them are fancy coloured linen damasks, neAV brocatell cords, wide floorcloths, for rooms, 2s. lid. per yard ; for passages, from Is. lid. ; oilcloths for stairs, &c., from 9d. ; felt carpets, from is. 7£d. Eight patterns in Linoleum, Eatent Cork Carpet, unsurpassed for dura ility and comfort. English and colonial made general household furniture, the latter manufactured under the superintendence of R. Cranwell. on the premises, Avhose long experience is a guarantee for good work manship. Greatest variety of Carpets in the colony. Tapestry, from 2s. lid. per yard. In addition to all kinds of furnishing goods, there is a large assortment of Drapery, Millinery, meivs and boys' Cloth ing, at Holloway and Garlick's City Hall Arcade.—rAovT."l Electors of City West.—Gentlemen, —Refrain from pledging yourselves for the present—[ADVT,]



WANTED, a Female Cook.—Apply at Waterman's Dining Rooms, next to Montague's Fancy Bazaar. WANTED, a Barmaid for the Up-stairs Bar.—Exchange Hotel. . ANTED, a useful young Man, accus tomed to Avork on farm.—A. Porn well. ANTED, a Nursegirl, about 14 — Apply first house opposite Christian's Meeting House, Cook-street. WANTED, a Cook and Laundress.— Mrs. Alfred E, Isaacs, Ayoca, Parlia ment-street WAN J ED to Adopt, a respectable girl about 5 or G years of age.—Apply at this office WANTED, a steady Single Young Man able to milk and make himself generally useful.—Apply at Ncvaka Hotel on Saturday morning, at 11 o'clock. ANTED.—An active Young Woman Avould awe her services to a family going home for her passage.—Henry's Registry, Shoi-tland-street. ANTED, a good General Servant able ' to milk for North Shore; also some good Cooks and Laundresses.— Henry's Registry, Shortland-stree1, ANTED, a strong Youth as Message Boy.-Apply Star Office. WANTED, by an active young man, a Situation in a Wholesale Drapery Department; has had large experience in pack ing of goods.—Apply to ofhee or Prater Bros, WANTED, a good hand fej the. Qhtfc



WANTED, a Genera! Servant; refer ences required.—Mrs. Elbott Meyer, Symonds-street, near Choral Hall. ANTED, a Barmaid, for Taranaki; Avages £2 per Avcek, passage paid.— Apply to Hi Hart, Auckland Market, opposite Robert Giles, Butcher, betw'eeh the hours of 12 and 3 on Saturday. WANTED, a good General Servant; must be able to cook well.—Mrs. W. Gaffy, Jermyn-street. W~" ANTED, a General Servant for the Suburbs; must be able to milk. Apply, between ten and one, to Mrs. Goodall, Alfred street. WANTED, a three or four-roomed House, near Parnell Pise, for a working man. Must be cheap.—Apply C. Williamson, Estate Agent, Vulcan Lane. WANTED, a Man who understands gardening and can milk.—For address, apply J. CosgraA-e and Co. WANTED, as assistant or apprentice, a young Gentleman for the Pianoforte business ; he should be of a machanical turn.— Address X., Star office. ANTED to Purchase, a quiet, staunch Buggy Pony.—Robertson Bros., Grocers, Symonds-street. WTSNTWORTH HOUSE, Ponsonby.— Miss Hill's Pupils will Commence there Second Quarter ApriU) th. WANTED to Sell, a very superior toned Piano, at a low price for cash. It is in perfect order, and may be seen at Webb's Music Store, Wellesley-street. N.B.—Pianos from £6 cash, or £7 deierredpayment. _ _ WANTED, a respectable Lad for the trade.—Wm. Leys, Bookbinder, &c, next Stak office. _ , W" ANTED, a good Coat hand ; highest wages given.— H. L. PoS3cnniskie, Tailor, Shortland-street. "\STANTED, a really good Man Servant T V (with Colonial experience, if possible), who can milk, groom, garden, and make him self generally useful; wages, £1 per Aveek and foun'i.—Apply office of this paper. ANTED, three Gentlemen Boarders, in a quiet house, no children or other boarders, cArcry comf ore—Apply at this office. ANTED, a situation for a Youth in his 21st year ; writes an excellent hand, can engross deeds, keep books, is neat and correct' at accounts, strictly sober, and steady business habits ; first-class references and secur ity given if required.—Address " 5.," Box 118, Post-office. WANTED to Sell, the Business knoAvn as I. Goclkin's Newmarket 'Busses- If not sold privately before Friday next, will be offered at auction at the Haymarket. WANTED, an Assistant for the country, one who will obseiwc the Sabbath.— Address, stating age, salary, and references, to " Heta," -Stak Ollice. ANTED KNOWN.— Our Guinea Trousers are unequalled in the province for fit and style.—J. Phillips, Queen-street. WANTED, a General Farm Servant; single man.—Apply Mr. Hargrcavcs, Northern Club. WANTED, a General Servant; refer ences required.—Apply to Mrs. F. Scherff, Ponsouby Road, opposite the Rope- Avorks. WANTED, a Married Couple as Farm Servant and Matron, at the Three Kings, Wesleyan Institution.—For particulars, apply to Rev. T. Buddie. Three Kings. WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply to Mrs. A. Alison, junr., Devonport, North Shorc L __ , WANTED to -Sell, a first-class Bread Cart,—For particulars apply to the Royal Standard Carriage Factory, Durham-street. WANTED, a good General Servant, — Apply to Mrs. Yates, Rutland House, Parnell. WANTED KNO WN, Waterman's Dining Rooms aro the only Family Dining Rooms Avhere you can get a Good Dinner for a Shilling, including all the delicacies of the season. Give a trial and see. Good Beds. A Night Bell for late visitors.—Note address: Next Montague's Fancy Basilar. WANTED, 500 .Customers for Fore- Quarters of Mutton at 2d; Trimmed Mutton Chop:., leg or loin, Id ; Superior St made Sausage, only Id ; Corned Beef, not to be surpassed, at 3d per, lb.; Dripping, equal to butter, Gd; Best Canterbury Hams and Bacon, in cloth, from !)d to lspcrlb. Every Saturday nitf lit Legs and Loins Mutton, 3d per lb.—Hulmk, Butciier, Quceu-strcet. WANTED KNOWN, that 11. Sergeant, of Excelsior Store, Karangahape Road, will Open a BRANCH in the MARKET on SATURDAY next, Avith a Genuine Stock of Groceries, at prices to suit the times. One trial will prove the fact, that the following articles are the Best and Cheapest in Auckland :— Good Family Tea, 2s V 11,; Choice do, 2s 6d; Sergeant's Excelsior Mixture, 3s, bcitur a combination of rarest and choicest Teas imported ; Good House hold Flour, 7H,s for ls; Preserved Milk, best brand, fld c< tin, 8s V doz.; Good Bacon, 9d V II,; Good Cheese, from 4d •"# lb; Sparkling White Sugar, 5d V II,; Pure Li me., nice, 8d t' bot, ; Pearl Barley. 3.'.d 13 II,; Whiting, Id 1.) lb ; Washing Soda, 711,s for ls. Every other article of the best quality at the lowest possible prices. WA N T E D X NOW N, Wolfs Celebrated Iland-seAvn Prunella Boots, only Gs (id; beautiful Condensed SAviss Milk, 9d per tin; best Wairoa • Cheese, 8d; Salt Butter, 8d; Pears, l_d ; Apples, 2d ; Piano Music, Gd; superior Cork Soles, Gd; Men's Leather Slippers, 2s Gd; Children's Leather Elastic-side Boots, is ; Epsom Salts, Gd per doz.; Good Black Tea, 2s ; Superior Mixed Tea, 2s 6d; Auckland Blue, 3d per itb.; Lollies, 3d per }_\t>. ; Superior Wedding Hats, 5s each; first-rate B day Striking Clock, only 14s; Good Mixed Pins, ls 2d per lb., or. Id the oz.; Infants' Flannel Boots, Id per pair; a Brass Plate, engraved, suit able for a School, only 10s; Black Brooch and Earrings, ls 6 I the sot; Goltt Chains, Gd each ; Good Tobacco, Id: Cigars, Id. Men's Superior Socks. Gd; Women's Stockings, Gd; nlso Boots. Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, Sec. Sec, cheap; Infants' Patent Leather Boots, ls;.best Chignons, ls each ; small ditto, -Id; Strong Purses, 2d; Neave's Food for Infants, Gd per tin; Book on Calisthenics, greatly illustrated, only ss.—W. H. Dampicr, Wyndham-street. DUBLIC NOTICE. All persons are hereby warned not to Dig, Take, or Remove any Scoria Ash, Earth, or Material of any nature whatsoever, off or fiom the CroAvn Land known as the .Mount Honsox Reserve; and anyone offending aerain-t this notice Avill be prosecuted with the utmost rigour of the laAv. D. A. TOLE, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Crown Lands Office,. Auckland, sth April, 1877. mo |YOUNG GENTLEMEN. GRAMMAR AND DEPORTMENT. MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS. Ist. English Grammar taught in six lessohs. 2nd. Physical Deportment, Avith outlines in connection with the Manchester and Birming ham Schools for sedentary employments, includ ing Pointing, Parrying, Proper Us;, of the GloA-e, Use of the Dumb Hells, for all exercises such as Swimming, Running. &c. "This is tho first exercise in the Avnrld."—Chambers' Information, V 01.2. Taught by R. T. SCOTT, Shortland-street. mo THE ELECTORS OF CITY WEST. GENTLEMEN—Having' to leave Auckland on business which disqualifies me from beinp; a Candidate for your suffrages, I withdraw my Candidature, trusting you Avill elect some gentle man to represent you who has the interest of this my native city at heart, and not lead by any party.—Yours respectfully, R. J. FELTUS. Symond-street, April 5,1877. FOUND, a sum of Money in St. Mungo Cafe.—A pply Mr. Canning. ONE POUND REWARD. — Lost, a Purse; a serious loss to. an old lady.— Apply forreAvaid office of this paper. --^a. "I" OST, Stolen, or Strayed, from College Ji-J Hill, Freeman's Bay, a small Liver and White Slut Pup, about 5 Aveeks old. The finder will be rewarded on returning it to A. McD'Avell, 3rd house up College Hill. "JVfKS. BEASLEY, Milli^Dressmaker ___?_&. and General Draper, Princes-street, next door to Coi-ison, Confectioner. -p. 11 Dealer^ vX® Tobacnonisr, aud Dealer in Fancy Goods. Newmarket, Is now opening New Goods, con sisting of Toys,. Stationery, &c„ Sec, &o. gOARB 0 F_ET) UCATION. . The Second Quarter of the GIRLS' TRAIN ING and HIGH SCHOOL will begin on MON PAX ee*ti Agra $&, YINGSNT E. RICE, 1



i _OK(\(\ —WANTED, a working oi I cft-tJW. sleeping Partner, with a capital of £500. to join the advertiser in a Cattle Farm, in the Ohinemuri district.—Apply to Geo. Cozens, Commission Agent, 7, Queen-street. TO LET, a "Draper's Shop, adjoining Foley's Grocery, Victoria-street, suitable for a Milliner or Dressmaker, containing fiA re rooms; rent loav.—Apply to M. Foley, Grocer, Hobson-street. O LET, a comfortable Cottage on Par nell Rise.—Apply to Mr. Meckin, Grocer, Parnell. T^OP-TH SHORE.—A Cottage to Let; .131 also, several Houses for Sale.—R. and R. Duder, Devonport. TO LET, in Pitt-street, a five-roomed Cottage; washhouse and every coba-o nionce.—W. J. Offer and Co., Queen-street. TO LET, a three-roomed Cottage, in Parnell; rent, 6s. per week.—Applr at this officii ___ i _ T" 0 LET, that delightful Residence and Grounds on Albert-street, NeAvton, oppo site Mr. Soppet's. Price, £' per week.—Apply to H. E. Marter, Estate Agent, first floor over W. C. Dennes's, Queen-street. 0 LET, Victoria Livery and Bait Stables, with Dwelling-house, in Albert and Chapel-streets —Apply to Dignan and Arm strong, 4 & 5, Imperial Chambers. mO LET, a Grocer's House and I Shop, top of Hobson-streot, contain ing Grocer's Fittings complete, and gas laid on.—Apply to N. McCulsky, top of Hobson street. O LET, in Pitt-street, a good 7-roomed House, three fire-places, well, pump, tanks, etc.— Apply to Mr. John Wilson, Melbourne Store, Karangahape Road, or E. W. Morrison, Dublin-street, NeAvton. 0 LET, at Mount Eden, a 7-roomed Dwelling-house, with Stable, Coach-house, and about one acre choice volcanic land. Rent, 21s. per Aveck.—Apply to W. Aitken, Land Agent. TO LET, at Remuera, the desirable Family Residence and Grounds next St. 3VI ark's Church, and known as the " Priory," at present occupied by William Earl, Esq.—W. J. Cawkwell, Vulcan Lane. mO STOREKEEPERS AND MILL JL OWNERS.—For Sale, wholesale, a large assortment of Boots and Shoes, in Men's, Women's, and Children's, at moderate prices.— J. W. Hoare and Co., High-street. O BOOTMAKERS.— For Sale, cheap, a large assortment of Boot Uppers and Fronts ; also. Grindery, F. Calf. E. G. Kip, Kid, Memel, Roans, and Patent Leathers —J. W. Hoare and Co., High.street. FOR SALE, a Tailoring Business, with an excellent connexion, which is improv ing daily. An energetic and practical man, with a small capital, can do such a business a« will ensure a competency in a few years. Liberal terms. Immediate possession. The most satisfactory reasons can he given for selling. This is a really frood chance for a small capitalist.—Apply to F. G. EAvington, Commis sion Agent, 81, Queen-streets SNUG BUSINESS for Sale, cheap.— Apply E.C. Carr, agent, 129, Queen-street im ■' o " It " "SAL E. Nine acres of Land close to the Landing Place, Wairoa South, together with Large Store and Dwelling-house, Barn and Stables, Phrgeries. Cow-shed, &c, and also a comfortable 6-roomed Cottage. To he Sold either as a wh"le or in separate lots. The Store and Dwelling-house, &c, and 5 acres of land, in one lot; and the Cottage and 4 acres in another. Also, the Stock in Store, consisting of Groceries, Drapery, &c. To a steady man this offers an excellent opportunity of securing a Valuable Property in a rising district on Aery easy terms. For full particulars apply to NICCOL,.HENDRY & CO. Auckland. 3rd April. 1877. 17\ OR PRIVATE SALE—CEMENT, ? Cement, Cement (Knight, Bevan, and Sturgo), in lirst-class order, at 5/3 per cask, in lots to suit purchasers. —M. JONES & CO., Central Sale Rooms. FOR SALE, a 3-horse-power Engine and Boiler.—Apply Star Office. FOR SALE (Lake Takapuna), cheap, a Farm, containing 31 acres, well-fenced, and in grass, Avith six-roomed House, well finished, and out-houses.--Apply R. and R. Duder, Devonport Store. FOit SALE, an old established Coach and Wheelwright Business on the Thames floldfleld, doing a "good trade, with a good Family Residence if required.—Apply by letter, or personally, to James Mackie, Coachbuilder, Sec, Grahamytown. FOR SALE, NeAvton Road, a 6-roomed Cottage, quite new.—Samuel Cochrane and Son. Land Agents, Fort-street. T7IOR SALE, remarkably Cheap, and .Sj terms A-ery easy, a really good Se\-en roomed House, with slated roof, and freehold allotment, 10 feet frontatre to Upper Queen-street by 185 feet deep, well stocked Avith choice trees, &c.—Apply to JOHN SOPPET, _No. 8, Queen-street. __ 600 ACRES of First-class Land" JbLx" at 10s. per acre, easy distance from Auckland.—S. Vaile, House and Land Agent, Shortland-street, next the Post-office. __£• _*_*•fk A^WANTEDTa"Partner Avith rJ&O *" V • £500 capital, to join a practical Brewer in a populous district where there is no competition. —S. Vaile, Commission Agent, Shortland-street. 4_?*>K. CASH, BALANCE by Weekly ?-&• fvt*v Payments of £1, a neat Dwelhn'g House, quit" new, healthy situation, good view. —S. Vaile, House and Land Agent. J^l AA GASH, BALANCE as agreed. rW JL ™" \r A 5-roomed Cottage at Spring bank, Aviih allotment 40 x 100, good well.—S. Vaile, House, Laud, and Estate Agent. FOR POSITIVE SALE, Cheap",,on easy terms, a really comfortable Four-roomed Cottage in Baker-street.—Apply to JOHN SOPPET, No. 8 Queen-street. ME. BEABAZON'S Night School, in City West, Union-street, is attended by Girls as well as by Boys. Elementary Class, ls per week. PROSPECT HOUSE, Hobson-street, conducted by Mrs. Kaye Wright. Duties will be Resumed on THURSDAY, April sth. IN THE SUPREME COURT OP NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. , IN BANKRUPTCY.. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Act, 187G," and of the Bankruptcy of Martin- O'Brien, of Walmauku, near Riverhead, in the County of Eden, Hotelkceper, a Debtor. Notice is hereby given that a Meeting of the Creditors of the above-named Martin O'Brien will be held in Supreme Court Buildings, Aueklanr!, on AVEDNESDAY, the 11th day of April next, at 12 o'clock noon, to receive the Trustee's report, and to consider the Debtor's application for a Discharge. THOS. MACFFARLANE, Trustee. W. H. KisSMNG, Debtor's Solicitor. TKf O T I ~C E. AUCKLAND AND NORTH SHORE STEAM FERRY CO. (LIMITED). On and after Thursday, sth April, the Boat usually leaving Auckland for North Shore at 6 p.m., will not leave till 6.15 p.m. H. W. HEATH, Manager. Auckland, oth April, 1877. AUCKLAND S U N D A Y-S C H 0 0 L UNION. The Monthly United Teachers' Prayer Meeting will be held at the Y. M. C. A. Rooms THIS EVENING (Friday), at 7.30 o'clock. All who are interested in Sunday Schools are cordially invited to attend. LBURNIA GOLD MINING COM PANY (REGISTERED). A DiA'idend will bo payable on THURSDAY, the 12th instant The Transfer Books will Close on-Monday, the 3th instant, at 1 p.m. H. N. GARLAND, Manager. Auckiand^ oth April, 1577. IT is requested that all Accounts against William Potter, of Epsom, be sent forth with to Mr. F. M. P. Brookfield, Solicitor, Auckland.—William Potter. rr^_X YACHT ''SECRET." PsM_^^ Applications for TICKETS in ■_^BP__J_e_s» the " Secret" Art Union must be .^^S^^^S^made before tho 10th inst, ■'%i®rWm&%r DraAving will take place on the lith instant, * .__™_™___-______ M' NICCOL< OYSTERS, -Fresh Oysters dsOyatthg . . °ity Bulfet, corner g| Q^ m \\ »Uriy*}^ PWW\ mm



THEATRE ROYAL. Lessee Mr. R. J. DeLias. OWING TO THE UNEQUALLED SUCCESS OF THE GREAT COMEDIAN, J. K. EMMET ! J. K. EMMET ! The Management have prevailed upon him to give TWO FAREWELL Performances. Remember! TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), APRIL 6, GRAND FASHIONABLE NIGHT, | THE EVERLASTING THE EA-ERI_ASTING FRITZ! FRITZ! FRITZ! FRITZ! FRITZ! To-morroav (Saturday), POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT OF FRITZ! FRITZ! Monday Night, m THE CHICAGO MINSTRELS ! jgg FT.EMPERANCE HALL. SATURDAY NIGHTS' ENTERTAINMENTS, April 7m. —-THE TEMPERANCE VARIETY TROUPE, AT THE ABOVE HALL, Will give one of their Avell-knoAvn Programmes of SONGS & DANCES as usual, by well-known faA rourites. The entertainment Avill conclude with a screaming farce, entitled, GOING TO THE BALL. Chairman—Mr. J. Cox. Doors open at half-past 7, commence at 8 p.m. Price of Admission—Threepence. W. H. SCEATS, Manager. MOUNT EDEN BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL. The Anniversary Services of the above School will be held (D.V.), on SUNDAY next, the Bth of April. Special Sermons will be Preached Morning and Evening— At 11 a.m., by the Rev. T. F. Fee. At 6.30 p.m., by the Rev. Joseph Buttle. A Service for Scholars and Parents will be held in the afternoon, commencing at 3 o'clock, when addresses will be delivered by Messrs. J. Brame and Ralph Stewart, and selected Hymns sunpr by the Soholars. Collections at the close of each Service in aid of the School Funds. The Annual Tea Meeting will be held the following TUESDAY, at G. 30. Tickets, Is. Cd. each, may be had of any of the Teachers. OT. MATTH E'W'S CHURCH. Farewell Service and Presentation of Book of Signatures to the Rev. Alfred Penny TO MORROW NIGHT, at 7.30. All persons who haA-e attended the Mission Services are invited to fsign their names. The Book is »t the Par sonage. tTd ge re m iTe ra, c. c. The Inauguration and Installation will take place in the Newmarket Hotel on WEDNES DAY, 11th April, commencing at 6 p.m. Visiting Brethren are invited. W. RATTRAY. Acting &pc.__ MISS JOHNSON begs to intimate to the parents and friends of her Pupils that she has remoA',ed from Seafield VieAv to Eden Terrace, Ncav North Road, where she will resume her Classes oniMONDA V, 9th inst. SOUTH BRITISH FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. Notice is hereby given that the Ordinary Half- Yearly General Meeting of the Shareholders of this Company Avill be held at the Company's Office, Queen-street, Auckland, on MONDAY, April 9th, 1877, at two o'clock in the afternoon, to receiA*e the Report and Balance-sheet for the half-year ending February 28th. 1877, and to Elect Two Auditors in the place of John Batger and T. L. White, Esqs.. Avho retire, but are eligible, and offer themselves, for re-election. The Transfer Books Avillbe Closed from March 31st to April 9th, 1877, both days inclusive. By order of the Directors. A. BOARDMAN, Manager. Auckland, March 9,1877. "OURIRI POSTS ON SALE. Thi undersigned has ON SALE, 1,000 first class Puriri Posts, at the Lowest Market Price. R. A. ENGLAND, Coal and FireAvood Dealer, Onehunga. IjJOTICE O~F REMOVAL H. A T™S BEGS TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE -3-fl A S REMOVED!!^ TO THE Premises Next Door Below his Old Shop. H. A T X INS Begs to heartily thank his numerous Cus tomers for their A rery liberal patronage from his first commencing business up to the present time, and to assure them that although his trade has increased to that extent, that his REMOVAL to more Commodious Premises was a neces sity, the same principles of business will still be adhered to: viz., keeping a good article, buying in the cheapest market, and selling at the smallest profit possible. His New Shop shall always be known as The Cheapest in Auckland. H.A. will be happy to see all his old Customers, and as many new ones as may honour him with their patronage. A SPLENDID STOCK OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING Will always be found, and the PRICES THE LOWEST IN AUCKLAND I H. ATKINS. KAATO LEND, in sums of £50 Ov/ \Jr and up wards.—S. Vaile, Honse, Land, and Commission Agent, Shortland-street, next the Post-ofiice. on Building JwJL WV Society principles, or on any terms to suit Borrowers.—C. Williamson, Estate Agent, Vulcan Lane. AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY (LIMITED). The Directors of the Auckland Gas Company (Limited), have (in view of the approach of winter), had a number of tests made, for the purpose of ascertaining the value of gas as com pared with other materials for producing artifi cial light; the result, which is embodied in a table given below, proves beyond any doubt that gas is considerably cheaper than either oil or candles. Gas is acknowledged to be superior to every other material as a light-giA_ng agent; not only on account of its brilbanoy and cheapness, but because it is safer, economises time and labour, _ and is more easily managed. Table showing that 1000 cubic feet of gas yields a light equal in intensity t.o 3j gallons of kero sene, or to 60ilbs. of tallow candles; or to 78i!bs. of ordinary stearine or sperm candles; or to 611-11)3. of pure sperm or wax candles. (These figures may be verified at the Gasworks.) [Tallowi p URE fIAR 'rCi.-nr.sivP C-^'"-L< s STKAKI.\eS].KRM OR GAS. K.EBOSINE Tv , i:lted Canulks. Wax Wick. Candles. lOOOcubic 3s gallons no.', »;,.., at 12\ tt>s., at -lit lbs, at feet costs at 3/6 pontid. per Jb.jl/ per lb., 3/ per lb., gal. costs! costs c >sis f co3ts 13/. 13/B._ I 30/2. I 18/S. . [ im. The Gas Company afford every facility to per sons willing to become consumers of gas. The Company open the street, tap the main, provide and lay 30 feet of service-pipe, make good the street, foot-path, and premises: also, supply a metre, and keep the Avhole in order without any charge whatever. ' The consumer hag, therefore, only the house nttrngs to provkin. a four-roomed bouse can now be fitted with piping and plain fittings for about &i, ov about _U lor -aoh room" Wisa AUi Office of the Company; 3, INSURANCE BUILDINGS. JN HE SAMUeTcOQMBES' ESTATE , Notice la hereby given that all Accounts due to toia Estate must bo paid to me immediately, I Wl behalf 0 $ oj9 Trustee. '_



m o BUILDERS. Tenders will bo received, until noon of the 13th instant, for the Erection of a Dwelling house on the Moanatau-i Gold Mining Co. a PlpFans J &c. to be seen at the Moanatairi Bat tery, and at the office of & Arcbitects. mo CARPENTERS. Tenders required to take down small Cottage near the Hospital, and refix the same in Iselson street. Tenders to be sent to -*-*-,** »*r 11. J. RIORDAN, Upper Nelson-street. m O BUILDERS. Tenders will be received by the undersigned until noon of SATURDAY, the 11th instant, for the Erection of Offices and Store in Custom house-street. . Plans, &c., at my office, __ P. HERAPATH, Architect, Queen-street, Auckland. "TW" O T I C E. Tenders are invited up to the 13th April for the Billiard Table and the Skittle Alley, Hamil ton Hotel, Hamilton, Waikato, at per month for one year from date. Rent payable monthly in advance. Tenders to be addressed to " Richard GAvynne, Hamilton Hotel, Hamilton, Waikato.' _ RICHARD GWYNNE. TO PAINTERS AND PAPER HANGERS. Tenders are required for Painting and Paper ing at Rcmuera. Specifications may be seen at my office until MONDAY, the 9th instant, Avhen the tenders are to be deliA-ered at 12 o'clock. J. WRIGLEY. /^NEHUNGA GRAMMAR SCHOOL. The next Quarter begins April 9th, and end 3 June 29th. Vacancies tor Boarders. LUMLEY J. TROLLOPE, The Cedars, Onehunga. THURSDAY, APRIL 12. " THE KEMUEEA YARDS. FOR SALE, at Remuera, on Thursday next, 12th inst., at 12 noon, 10 Choice Steers, from Awitu, Dewlap Brand 120 head from Waikato, mostly Steers of good quality 850 Half-bred Wethers, from Napier. ALFRED BUCKLAND. O HOOTING SEASON.—On Friday, the kJ 13th instant, at 12 o'clock, Mr. Buckland will o'l'er for sale, at the Haymarket, a Brace of Handsome POINTER DOGS, English breed, just the age for breaking in.—Particulars of pedigree, Sec, can be known at the office, Durham-street, Auckland. . MONDAY, APRIL 9. ' IN THE ESTA fE OF STEWART AND ANDERSON. W A R E II O U SE~F I X T U R E S, OFFICE FURNITURE. GRANT & MORTON HAVE received instructions from J. M. Clark, Esq., Trustee in the aboA re Estate, to sell by auction, on Monday, 9th instant, at the Warehouse, Queen-street, opposite Fort-street, at 12 o'clock noon, Warehouse Fixtures. Counters, Tables, Safe, Office Furniture, &c. Also, belonging to Adventure Account— •18 tins Bread. 2 coils Fibre 1 box Pearl Shell 1 case Tobacco Terms Cash. $m TUESDAY, APRIL 10. L. W. EAT ON HAS received instructions to Sell by auction at his Mart on Tuesday, the 10th instant, at 11 o'clock, The Cutter ELIZABETH, in good order and ready for sea, carries 25 tons on 4ft. Gin. depth of water. MONDAY, NOON. CLEARING OUT SALE, HOBSON STREET. R. aIT^Fh U R HAS been favoured AA rith instructions from Mr Little, who is retiring from brsmess, to sell by auction at his premises, ' Hobson-street, on Monday next, at 12 o'clock noon, The balance of his Stock of Drapery, Haber dashery, Hosiery, Ribbon, &o. Shop and Gas Fittings, Glass Cases Cases. A Treadle Sewing Machine A Hand Do. Do. Household Furniture, &c. WEDNESDAY/APRIL 11. THE CATTLE FAIR. THE REMUERA YARDS. | FOR SALE, the property of R. & E. Mac lean, the following PURE-BRED SHORT HORN BULLS:- oi^imuKl SOMERSET (Shorthorn)-White, calved 29th August, 1876, the property of Messrs. R. and E. Maclean, Penrose, Auckland. Got by Duke of Cambridge. Dam (Baroness of Taunton) by 25th Baron , Wetherby (27,981) g.d. (Countess of Taunton) by Duke of Somerset («_Jo,(/l_-) ?5k _f W indso£ 8 ?jrst> &y Red Windsor (2-1,926) 4th d. (Crocus) by Henry Ist (26,370) sth d. (Cowslip) by Saladin (15,231) §!& _}• (Splendour) by Chaffcutter (12,572) 7th d. (Wharton Lady, by Gainford 2nd IB OWI Bth d. (Moss Rose) b/Wharton S ' ' SMI I _y Count d-883) }?!£ _H £ y §M" William (2,610) TS;t. a . . ? y K^nne Rockingham (52510) | *• by Wellington (2,13 m [™m ' i?S a) _" y _* __toumberland' (164) H&.H >by Styford (103) v ' loth d. ( ) by Bolingbroke (86). ARGUS (Shorthorn)— White, calved 19th Sep tember, 1876, bred by, and the property of, Messrs. R. & E. Maclean, Penrose, Auck land. Got by Duke of Cambridge. Dam (Anemone) by Earl of Derby (28 502) g.d. (Constant) by Earl of Fife (23,885) 3rd d. (Bride) by Conqueror (21,466) 4th d. (Anemone 3rd) by Upstart (8,760. oth d. (Anemone) by Allan-a-Dale (7,775. 6th d. (Ultima) by Little John (4,232k 7th d. (Beatrice) by Caliph (1.7741 Bth d. (Quickly) by Spring (2,721> 9th d. ( ) by Argus (956) 10th d.( ) by Defender (134) 11th d. ( ) by Petrarch (488) 12thd.( ) byoAynbrothertocolling'swhiie i3thd. ( m\^&Zf aUßrAr^ WRANGLER-Red and Avhite, calved 22nd November, 1876, at Penrose. Got by Duke of Cambridge. ?rf m n»Z2 m Jes v samine)by2sth Baron Wetbcrby s ,a. *~?%&*g%i^ are ALFRED BUCKLAND THE HAYMARKETT~ * gALES of WOOITsHEEPSKINS, and KJ HIDES, every FRIDAY At 2 o'clock, ALFRED BUCKLAND. MONDAY, APRIL 9. BY ORDER o"f~THE TRUSTED - OP THK ESTATE OFJ*. W. HESLOP. HOU^-:I<x T AND ALLOTMENTS, GLENBURN, PONSONBY. THE subscribers have received instruct ions from the Trustee of G. W. HesJop's Estate, to sell by public auction, at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, 9th instant, at 12 o'clock," GLENBURN (PONSONBY)-Lo.s 53 and 78 of the sub-division of part of Allotment 12 Sections, suburbs ot Au<___la_id, 33feet ) frontage each to Hackctt-atieet and Ring ( Terrace, with the comfortable Dwelling I & pr rcT 0I). now ln the occupation o! Mi1, $_ 1 W. Healop,. ' \ BAUVth COCHIMKE & mjg. .. -~a...... __