"iVallis's were far worse, but he should first ake sure that Dr, Wallis used the words. So would move that the Speaker do com- SunLte with Dr.. Wallis^ Mr Reynolds said the House was making itself ridiculous over the whole colony by iMns up these questions of privilege. There°was no foundation for Dr. Wallis's Statements, but the House would do no onod by discussing it. Soou y 4.23 p.m.H After a fierce discussion, Sir Robert Douulas withdrew his motion, when the matter dropped. > The ordinary business was then proceeded -with.

POLICE COURT.—This Day.

(Before R. C. Barstow Esq., R M.) ETJM AND RETROGRESSION. Mary Ann Morgan, Richard Neville, and "William Barker, were fined 5s- each for being drunk. POOR GEORCJINA. Geor^ina Lee was charged with being found in the street, -without means of sup port, and penniless. prisoner, a young girl neatly dressed, pleaded guilty. On the application of bub-Inspector Pardy, the case was adjourned until Monday. fFKADULENT BANKRUPTCY. Arthur Utting was charged with fradulent bankruptcy at Holcianga, on the 6th of September last. Mr Brookfield who appeared for the prosecution asked for a remahd in this case as one witness had to come from the Waikato and another from Hokianga. Mr Devore appeared for prisoner, and asked that he might be admmtted to bail. Remanded until the 3rd D ec, bail admitted,{lprlsoner|in £100 and two sureties in £50 each. LARCENY OF PIGEONS. Henry Burgess and Thomas Fletcher were charged with stealing twelve pigeons, value £20, on the 14th inst., the property of ■\y. 0. Arthur. Sub-Inspector Pardy asked for a remand tintil Wednesday next, which was granted, prisoner being allowed bail as before, one surety in £40 or two at £20 each. MIBSIXG BOOTS. Robert Morgan was charged with larceny of a pair of boots, as a bailee, value Ss, the property of Lionel Phillips, on the 22nd inst. Prisoner pleaded not guilty. Thomas Barehard deposed that prisoner called upon him for Mr Phillips' boots, which were left in his possession for the purpose of cleaning them. He took them away and. never returned Henry Mansell. of Chancery Lane, a shrimp seller, said he had been in the habit of polishing Mr Phillips' boots, and as he was very lame, the prisoner was in the habit of fetching and returning them. On the last occasioc, prisoner sold the boots Prisoner: How do you know that l sold the Witness: You know you sold the boots, you rogue, you sold them in West Queen-street. Constable Lahern took the prisoner into enstody. He said he was sorry he had been found out. The bootshad not been recovered. Sab-Inspector Pardy said the man had refused to say what he had done with The boots. A witness named Brown might have thrown lis>ht on the matter, but he had not put in an appear- His "Worship said he must find him guilty, but as he had only been convicted on several occasions for drunkenness, his sentence would, therefore, be light, namely, 48 hour's imprison ment. INSULTING LANGUAGE. Thomas Steadman appeared in answer to a charge of using insulting language towards William Luke, a railway officer, on tho 13th instant. „ , „ Mr Laishley appeared <or defendant. William Luke, yard foreman at the railway station, stated that he made some arrange ment for the conveyance of horses. At the request of Mr Steadman he got the box ready, but the horses did not arrive for that train. He shunted the horse box. Presently Mr Steadman came up with rhe horses. He told him that he must see Mr Clark, and the horses were for warded to Mercer by the evening frain. The next morning he saw defendant, who demanded lo know where his horses were. lie told him, when he said he would see about it; they were a set of bundling fools, and he would get them dismissed. ~ His conduct wes particularly abusive. Cross-examined by Mr Laishley: Mr Stead man came with his horses about three minutes before the starting of the train. He reported the matter to Mr Macdonald on his return. Charles Crozier, Inspector of carriages on the railway, heard a part of the language used by Mr Steadman; he was within a few yards of the spot. When defendant complained that the horses hae been sent on to Mercer, Mr Luke said it was in a great men sure defendants fault who retaliated by designating Luke a " liar." William Samson, extra guard, gave evidence, " Mr Laishley addressed the Court, and con tended that in the information the language used should be set out, end in this case it had not been done, he would therefore submit that the charge could not be sustained, as it was not made out according to law. His Worship ruled that as no offence had been set out in the information, he had not power to convict. The case was dismissed. This was all the business.

TELEGRAPHIC.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.

GRAHAMSTOWN, this day. MINING.—BAD AIR IN THE

ALBURNIA.

Alburnia.—The air is so bad in the bottom level that the men are compelled to desist from working on the east face of the drive, and the battery is stopped until ven tilation is effected, which will be done when No. 2 winze is connected with the rise. Caledonian.—2 cwt of picked stone was blasted down this morning, and on Monday the stone.will he blasted down close to the hanging wall. A body of stone about 6ft. thick, highly mineralised, is showing gold Ireely. "Crushing was started yesterday afternoon, and over 45 tons of stone are to hand, besides nearly 13cwt. of picked stone -and specimens. Piako.—The contractors are driving the Teef on the bottom level with good progress, ■and good stone is obtained. Whilst driving seaward quartz was met with, and another contract will he let for driving father. SB9 LATEST CRUSHINGS. The Moanatam retorting has taken place -and yields 676 ozs. from 500 tons and a few specimens were put through. The rock •drill is making good progress, the country being easy. Smile of Fortune (Owharoa), Wick, who has taken this name for the battery tribute, cleaned up for a payable return of 17 ozs. The sub-tributers, Cox and party, re alised 15 oz3. from their crushing. Inverness tribute, Schofield and party, got 39 ozs. from 25 tons. Old Golden Calf.—The reef being well in hand, the manager decided to keep on crushing till Christmas. The show at the battery is good, five head stampers being employed. Although baling from the low level is occasionally resorted to. there will soon be no occasion to^do this, as a joint tunnel is being put in from the 360 ft, level. The Caledonian shaft will drain com panies interested in the Old Golden Calf, being one of them. SHARSMARKET. Caledonian, £4 17s Gd to £5 5s ; Moana tairi, £3 17s 6d; Young New Zealand, 4s 3d. COROMANDEL, this day. MR ROWE'S REPLY. A reply ha-, been received from Mr Rowc, stating his belief in measures, not men. The public are anxious to know if men he supports are likely to bring i" »ny measure for the welfare of the country generally. Everybody is anxious for dissolution when many of those who have risen to tho top will find their level. , ~ Tokatea.—About sixty-five ozs of gold have been realised from the crushing. , Royal Oak.—A meeting of Directors was held yesterday, when a call of 2s 6d was made to wipe out the overdraft of _ £1,000. The Company will then start on fair basis, the Directors being assured that the pros pects of the mine were never more flourlsh -IDg as the whole bead work is nearl> wished. TELEGRAM gFROM [SIR GEORGE GREY. . A telegram received from Sir George Grey, thanks the inhabitants for their sup port to the Gevernrnent at the present juncture. WHANGAPOUA, this day. The Fanny and Albatross are loading.

TAUSANGA, this day. A DEVICE OF THE ENEMY. The report published re obstruction to the Government surveys at Lake Taupo, is, on the most undoubted authority, contradicted. The false report in question is circulated tor the purpose of embarrassing the new Ministry. The Taupo natives, having im plicit confidence in the Grey Government, are offering every assistance to the Govern ment officers there. LYTTELTON, this day. ENGLISH SHIP. The ship Loch, from London, is at the Heads. She left Deal on August 19tb, and is consigned to the New Zealand Shipping Company. Arrived: Sarah and Mary from Kai para. [PRESS AGENCY.] NAPIER, this day. H.M.S. SAPPHO. ( The steamer Taupo parsed H.M.S. Sappho a short distance from Wellington Heads. The captain of the Sappho sig- j nailed : " Future ■ port, bound to Fiji | Islands ; at the beginning of the month of i January for the Navigators Island. WELLINGTON, this day. | SUPPOSED MURDER AT PALMER- i STON NORTH. ! A telegram from Palmerston North states that the body of George Ollanbt was found, murdered, in the Woodville bush yesterday, j The police are making enquiries. ' " i CHRISTCHURCH, this day. i FATAL ACCIDENT. ' Mr Joseph H. Oddinatt, while engaged ! hunting a truck with a horse on the railway, j slipped and fell on to the line. The loaded ; truck passed over part of both legs, com- j pletcly smashing them. He was removed to the Hospital, and died in two hours alter. He leaves a wife and ten children totally unprovided for. COMPLAINTS OF HANDICAPPING. I The Wellington and Duuedin Cup ! Handicaps do not seem to give general ! satisfaction. Danebury is considered to be ' let in very light. j O AMARU, this day. ! The markets are still de-lining. The following are quotations to-day ; —Wheat, j 4s lOd to 5s 3d ; oats, 2s 9d to 3s ; barley, ! none ; flour, £15 to £15 10s ; oatmeal, £17 ; , pollard, £5 5s ; bran, £3 5s. —All f.o.b. RAID ON SLY GROG SELLERS. ! Constables have been making a search here lately for sly grog sellers with the re sult that t. c proprietors of certain oyster shops and boarding [houses —(some 50r6 of them) have been lined in sums varying from , £20 to £30 each. ; DUNEDIN, this day. I Two I€sn Dsowned. Mr Preston and his shepherd have been drowned while bathing. Mr Dalrymplc, the initiator •of the saving banks in schools scheme, has been advised that a clause introducing the sys tem will be added to the Education Bill. The railway line between Dunedin and Blueskin will be opened before Christmas. I The proposed Juvenile Exhibition is likely to fall through, as there is no interest taken in it. Combe Hays estate, at Tokomairiro, has been purchased by Mr Kenyon, solicitor, of Dunedin, for £20,000. NEW MORNING PAPER. The morning " Herald" is announced to appear on December 3rd.

THEATRE ROYAL.

MRS TAVARE'S BENEFIT.

"The Honeymoon"—that good old English comedy—was the piece selected for the "benefit' of Mrs Tavarea last night. It was capitally played by the leading members of the company, and it was a pity- that the effect of some of the "situations," was lost by the neslect of one or two failing to master the " book." Mrs Tavarcs played the part of the shrewish Juliana admirably, and depicted the gradual change from the proud hectoring dame to the obedient loving wife very artistically. The part of Duke Aranza was an able impersonation in the hands of Mr Tavares, whose careful declamation and easy and polished, yet -vigorous style, was very effective in giving full force.to the traits of th Sractical woman-tamer. The Mock Duke of Ir Leopold wa3 an excellent piece of low comedy acting and was con ceived and carried through with infinite nest, to the amusement of the audience. Mr Belton, MrVerner, Miss Tilly Andrews, and Miss N elly Daly assisted in the representation. In the interval Professor Hennickie and Madame SteUa displayed their beautiful " serial suspen sion," with great applause. Owing to the sudden indisposition of Mr Melville the announced " Scene from the 'School for Scandal'" had to be withdrawn in favour of the scene, between Modus and Julia from " The Hunchback." This was undoubtedly the gem of the evening. The archness of Julia was splendidly pourtrayed by Mrs Tavares, while the modesty of 'Cousin Modus " was hit off to perfection by Mr Tavares. Both lady and gentleman had to appear before the curtain twice during the evening. At the conclusion of the performance, Mrs lav ares presented the prizes to the crew of the Auck land Rowing Club, who had successfully con tested the. foiir-oared race in the afternoon. J he presentation was accompanied, by a neat spleen from the lady, which was replied to, on behalt f the crew, by Mr T. Henderson. junr.,the strota-"« MACBETH," TO-NIGHT. To-ni"ht is the last of the engagement of Mr and Mrs Tavares, and Shakespeare 3 tragedy of '' Macbeth " will be performed.

WESLEYAN DISTRICT MEETING.

THIRD DAY.-AFTERNOON SIT TING.

The report of the Committee appointed to hear Messrs Salter and Martin preach a trial sermon reported satisfactorily, and it was agreed that the young men should be recommended to the Conference as proba tioners for the Ministry and to receive a course of training at the Theological Institu tion A Tongan native youth was intro duced by the Rev. J. Whewell, and it was hoped that he might be able to give an account of his expreiences in connection with the Wesleyan Mission Schools, in which he was trained. On Monday last two Maori students from the Three Kings were examined in their native tongue, by the Rev. T. Budd c with regard to their fitness for enter ing upSn the work of the Ministry. The examination was highly satisfactory to the students, who were recommended to the Conference as capable of undertaking the work for which they had so well pre 'SjSie* Conference then adjourned until Monday next. *

INDIAN FAMINE RELIEF FUND.

THE following sums have been received at my office up to 2 p.m. this day :-CoUected by children at Harnsville school 16s Id , do. Mr J. A. Adams, at Waiuku, £2 Is 6d do. Mr E.B. Clark, at Wai mail £11 2s do Mr H. B Coney, at Wangarei, £4 12s 6; do" M W. G. Rogers, £1 ; do Rev Willmm rutna £^6 \ do. Mr John Humlale, £o : ffl'ef w'fflim Gittos, at P_V*{»_ Total receipts to date are £1,815 lUs ba.- F G. Ewington, per W. H., Hon. Secretary, Nov. 24th, 1577.

RIFLE MATCH.

. (PER STAR CARRIER M™.^ purpose of (lringfor the Jf fl di«' P for the Iftiiil b It is ftill blowing strongly.

Brother Lazar, who is to officiate as in stalling officer at the forthcoming Masoni cre-nonles,. arrived by the steimer in th Manukau this morning. He was met oi arrival by a deputation consisting of Bros Tyler, Wario, Brock, Wilcox, and Brett who accompanied him to town, pointing out til'1 ■• bj ects of interest on the way. Bro L-izir took up his-residence at the Alber h otel. We understand that a telegram hai been sent to Sir George Grey requesting him to proclaim the 30tfi an official holiday and no. doubt the request will be accedec to. The whole of the Banks and Insurance Companies will close their offices on th( day in question, as some between 500 and 600 of the leading citizens will be presem at the ceremony. A general desire is j expressed that the day will be observed as a general holiday, and we believe c requisition will be presented to His Worshir. the Mayor requesting him to take the n ecessary steps. ! - —— , ___.

iffiS HLMNG- STAK, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1877,



"^S/"ANTED, a smart, Boy to milk and !v t make himleli: generally useful.—James | Crawford, Cabbsge Tree Swamp. ! "TITANTED, a good General Servant.— Iv V Mrs. J. Keesing, Korangahape Road. WANTED, a good Plantsman and Propogator]; an energetic thorough : worker, —C. T. Wren, Mount Hobson Nursery, Remuera. "\ft/"ANJTED Known, that Mr. Davis has 7 v r*n opening for a few more Pupils.— Apply any evening' at tho. Boxing Saloon, Hob son-atreet. Terms, £1 per quarter. "^TIT^-NTED, agoodTheodolite.—Address V ¥ 8., Star office, stating particulars. ITITANTEI), a Girl for general house u work, about 16.—Mrs. Hemus, Hellier House, Grey-street. ANTED, for the country, a single Man or Boy to milk aad make himself useful.—Apply at this office at 12 o'clock on Monday. WANTED, the Amalgamated Shoe makers to Meet on TUESDAY next, at 7.30 p.m., Club Room, BritishJHotel. WAN TED,~aT Second Waiter. —A 1 bert _HoteL I^ITANTED, a Situation by a well y T educated Man, of varied business expe rience, suitable for an agency in the United States. — Address " Abergcldie, ;l Newmarket Post-office. \KT ANTED, a Thresher for the season.— v ¥ Appty this office. ~*O[TANTED, General Servant to meet a ?y lady on Monday, at twelve o'clock ; also, General Servant for Waikato, good wages; both at Mrs. Elsmore'3 Registry, Shortland-street. AN rFED7for~sTs7 Staffa, a Cook and Steward.—A. McGregor, Queen-street wharf. WANTED, a respectable elderly person as Housekeeper. — Thomas Walker Butcher, Karangahape Road. TJITANTE'D KNOWN, that E. Bailey ¥ V will offer at the Market, on Saturday, a quantity of Roses in pots ; also a variety of other good Pot Plants. Ferns, Cut Flowers and Roses, Cabbajro and Cauliflower Plants and Seeds in quantity as usual. Plants at half-price at close of Market.—E. Bailey, Now North Road. '\xj ANTED, as GencrafScrvant, a good V v plain cook and laundress; also .an active Nurse and Needlewoman, to assist in housework.—Mrs. Pounds, St. Stephen's Road, ParnelL ANTED, a Girl about 12, for housework ; also a Nursogirl.—Apply at once to Mrs Hemus, Hellier House, Gre; street. W "ANTED, a General Servant.—Mrs H. Criapman, Archill. WANTED, a Nursemaid ; references will be required.—Apply to Mrs. Edwin Ilesketh, Epsom. \ W7~ ANTED, by a respectable elderly » V person, a situation as Housekeeper; thoroughly understands all dairy work.—Apply at this office. WANTED, a Youth as Cashier or apprentice to the Drapery.—Hollo way, Garlick ank Cranwell. ANTED to Let, a Shop in Hobson- Street, suitable for a Dressmaker, or any one wanting a work-shop only; rent, 55.. per week.—For address apply at this office. WANTED, |a good General Servant; one accustomed to children.—Mrs. J. J. Holland, Symonds-street, corner of Havelock street. WANTED to Sell, a First-class Tilbury and Harness complete ; also a good Dog Cart.—Apply Robert Bull, Coach Painting and Trimming Establishment, Durham-street. TH£7 AN TED, Female Hotel Cook Vtf (Tauranga), excellent place; young Girl to assist in housework (country gentle man's family), would be treated as one- of the family ; Hotel Laundres3, wage 3 15s (Thames); educated middle-aged Female for a situation of a highly advantageous character ; Female Cooks, General Servants, Housemaids,. Boys to milk, and. Ploughmen.—Hannaf ord's Registry, Queen-street. WE have on Sale 10,000 first-class Shingles, Hobart Town Palings and Rails; also Kauri Palinps. W. & G. WINSTONE. "VfcrHIPS to-night, 9d, very pretty; VT Prunella Boots, only 5s 6(1; superior Kid Boots, 7s 6d; lot of other bargains.—W. H. Dampicr, Victoria-street, corner of Hobson street. ANTED, to Purchase or Rent, a Grocery Establishment in the suburbs. —Apply, stating terms and particulars, to A.8., Star office. , H^T ANTED, a Boy who can milk, for V V the country.—Enquire Star office, be tween 10 and 11 on Monday morning. ANTED, by a young Married Lady, V V quiet, retired Lodgings for a few months. Terms must be moderate.—Address A.Z., Post Office, Auckland. \%T AN TED, by a respectable old Lady, V T with no family, one or two Boarders.— Terms moderate.—Apply opposite C. Burtons shop, Parnell. ■ \T_7HEE.E are the Best, Canterbury V ? Potatoes (28!I)S. for Is.), and the soundest New (20rbs. for Is.)? —Why, at Hannaford's " Corner," opposite Firebell, Queen-street, and. no where else injthe_city. W'XnTEDT Improvers or Dressmakers. R. B. Shalders & Co. WANTED, a Barmaid.—Apply at tho Occidental Hotel. , -■OH" AN TED, an Engineer, a geod fitter ; A FIREMAN, • TWO CIRCULAR MEN. C. A. HARRIS. -\WT ANTED, a Boy.—Apply to Wm. V V Leys, next Star office. WANTED KNOWN, Good White Socks, 3d per pair, rise Id each size; 500 yards Embroidery at Is, worth Is 6d ; LaaieS Gipsy Hats, trimmed, 33 and 4s each ; our own make Corded Sun Wats, from 2/6 each.; 24penny Ribbon, fashionable colours, 6d per yard; leg horn Hats, Is Cd to f'e each; Gentlemen's Deep Dux Collars, 5d per box; Scented Soap at English prices (4d a cake); Umbrellas, best silk, from 6s each; ditto in Gentlemen's (Alpaoca), from 5s each ; Boys' Tweed, proved to be good wear ; Flap Hats, Is 6d each, worth 2s; Towels, from 6d to 2s 3d each; Toilet Covers, in good quality only; Black French Merino, best quality; Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs, 7s per dozen. All the above are guaranteed Bargains.—Address, J. G^een, second shop above Thompsons, Viet ia-street. "T^TANTED KNOWN, that C. Brooks is Yv Selling Boots of every description at Reduced Prices, for two months only. Haying bought a large quantity of English Leathers cheap, I have made a good stock of Ladies, Gents', and Children's Boots and Shoes in great variety for the coming season ; all are made on the premises. The largest Stock in Auckland to select from. I have just landed a Splendid. Stock of Ladies' and Children's English Goods, consisting of Kid and Prunella Boots, Ladies- Low Shoes, Infanta' Boots and Shoes m great variety ; Selling Cheap. Call and look at the nua'ity and prices. Town and Country people will find a great saving in Biiyirig their Boots at the Blue Boot. You can get them good and cheap. Be in time to get good Bargains.—C. BROOKES, Blue Boot, opposite- City Hall, Queen-street, m, No connection with any other Shop in the city or suburbs. ITSTANTED, a Blacksmith to join with Y| a Wheelwright in a rising country settlement, where a fair busi&css may be made, 'iho.i and tools can be rental or purchased. Government land in the neighbourhood.—Apply to E.l'.N., Okaihau, Bay of Islands. -«Tr-T-j_ have on Sale a lot of first-class V V Iron Tanks ; also superior Waikato and Screened Bay Coals.—W. &G. Winstone., •% T&fl NTED, to clear out my Entire Stoci V V of Furniture and Miscellaneous Article; of every description, as the premises are to be fitted up for tho Working Mens* Public Baths. N B.—No reasonable offer refused.—Cheap Furniture Mart, Victoria-3treet East, corner o! jrligh-street. \XTANTED Known, that D. GoLDiEi! YT prepared to supply all kinds of Timbc ard other Building Materials, including Sashes Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, House Blocks Posts, Rails, Hardwood Felloss, Shafts. Iro Bark and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles. &r,,, &c, at-the lowest market price, at his Yaj_a Ou toni-house-fctreet,



WANTED KNOWN, that 'ray New Grocery and Drapery Premises are now open. Customers will find their wants satis factorily supplied, both in price and quality. They can also obtain Postage and Duty Stamps, School Books, Stationery, Daily Papers, &c, Buckets, Tubs, Nails. &c, Patent Medicines, &c, &c—R. Fkencii, Grocer and Draper, Upper Hobson-street. _ TO LET, a four-roomed Coetage in JN el son*street.—Mr. Cater, Cook-street. TO LET, a neat Cottage, four rooms ; garden, well, tank, &c, for a term. Kent low.—J. Reid, Eden Terrace. TO LET, or For Sale, a four-roomed House in Marmion-street, third house ofT Upper Queen-street.—Apply J. CJarkson, Edwin-street, Newton. TO LET, corner Building in High-street, now in the occupation of R. Graham, Esq. —William Thome, Solicitor. TO LET, a 7-roomed House in Newton Road, five doors below Stevenson'^ Grocer; rent low. —Key left next door, TO LET, a two-roomed House, with an attic, in Nelson-street; rent Gs.—H. J. Riordan. Upper Nelsou-Ctreet. TO be Let or Sold, a 7-roomed House in best part of Grey-street, at present in the occupation of A. Shipley, Esq.; also, a five roomed Cottage in Hacket street, POnsonby, lately occupied by Captain Cellem.—B, Tanner, House and Land Agent, corner of Queen and Shortland-street. TO LET, one- or two Rooms-, to a lady or lady and gentleman ; nice situation, view of harbour, near town-—Apply this office. _ TO LET, House ot 8 rooms, with stable;, &c, and 2* Acres Land, next to Judge Gillies' property "at Epsom. Will be let to a good tenant at 12s. per week. —S. Vaile, Land Agent, Shortland-street. __ O LET, the Residence of Sir George Arney, at Remuera, lately occupied by E. Comiskey, Esq., comprising twelve rooms and • offices complete, together with ten acres of Land tastefully laid out. Apply to W. AITKEN, Land Agent. Jpa-f d\ to £1000 LENT, on Building r*&J! \y Society principles or on any terms to suit borrowers.—C. Williamson, Estate Agent, Vulcan Lane. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. TO LET, spacious and convenient Oih'ces, with office fittings, fire-proof strong-room, large dry cellarage, and good supply of water, suitable either for the law, wine, or general mercantile business.—Apply to W. Aitken. imOR SALE.—2O years' Lease of a good -IJ- • 4-stal Stable, with iron roof, 1 small House and six Allotments, fronting Randolph sireet and Duke-street, Newton.—Apply to T. Howell, Carter, Newton Road. FOR SALE, a comfortable Five-roomed Cottage in England-street, Brookvillc.^— Apply to Alex. O. King. ft'M CASH. Balance at 10s. per week.— c&*J>\y Comfortable Cottage close to the Rail way Station.—S. Vaile, House and Land Agent, Shortland-street. JL* jj Kfb —PRETTY COTTAGE, just off qi'l«'v. Kyber Pass Road, good well, tank, ,&c. Terms to suit the purchaser.—S. Vaile, House and Land Agent. Shortland-street. £*FLElfh —ONE House of 7 rooms, and Two jWeJtJV/. Houses of 1 rooms and scullery, all in good condition, on freehold corner allotment, close to Freeman's Bay. Price for the lot, £550. —S. Vaile, House Agent, Shortland-street. j£*~| PER FOOT. Capital Building, d&JL Allotment 116 and 80. Beautiful sea view, cannot be built out. The whole of the purchase money can remain on mortgage.—S. Vaile, Land and Estate Agent, Shortland-street. WESLEYAN CHURCHES. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). CHORAL HALL. In consequence of alterations in the Pitt-street Church, the Services usually held there will be held To-morrow (Sunday), in. the Choral Hall, when the Rev. R. Garlick will preach in the Morning, and the Rev. R. S. Bunn in the Evening. In the Afternoon, at 3 o'clock, the ANNUAL GATHERING of the Wesleyan Sunday Schools will be held, when Addresses will be given by the Rev. R. S.. Bunn and W. J. Williams, and Hymns will be sung by the Children. Collections will be made at all the Services in aid of Wesleyan Home Missions. PARNELL.—Morning, 11, Rev. C. Schnacken berg,-Evening,. 6.30, Rev. W. Kirk. GRAFrON ROAD. — Morning, 11, Rev. R. Bunn; Evening, 6.30, Rev. W. Gittoa. UNION-STREET. — Morning, 11. Rev. J. Osborne : Evening, C.30, Rev. W. Rowse. PONSONBY.^-Morning, 11, Rev. W. Gittos; Evening, 6.30,. Rev. Mr. Garlick. NEW NORTH R0AD.—2.30, Rev. J. Osborne ; Evening,.6.3o, Rev. C. Schnackenberg. NORTH SHORE.—Morning, 11, Rev. W. Kirk: Evening,.6.3o, Key. W. J.Williams. MOUNT EDEN.—Morning, 11, Mr. Jessop. The ANNUAL MEETING, on behalf of the Home Mission Fund, will be held on MONDAY' EVENING, next, in the Beresford-street Con gregational.Church (kindly lent for the occasion), to commence at 7.30. Addresses will be given by various Ministers (European and Maori) now attending the District Meeting. A Collection will be made on behalf of the Home Mission Fluid. ANNIVERSARY of the Independent Chapel, Onehunga, Sabbath next, Nov. 25.—The Key. J. Robertson, M.A., will preach in the Morning, and the Rev. W. Watkin in the Elvening, N I T.ED METHODIST FREE CHURCH,. Temperance Hall Albert street.—Divine Service every Lord's Day.— Morning, at 11; Evening, at 6.30. TTN-ITED METHODIST FREE \J CHURCH, junction of Pitt and Vincent streets.—Divine Service every Lord's Day.— Morning, at 11,. Evening, at 6.30. T. STEPHEN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,. Fonsonby Hall.—Divine Service will bo conducted 'To-morrow Morning,, at 11, and^Evening, at 6.30., by Rev. Mr. Runciman. P"~RimTiVE"METHODIST CHURCH, Alexandra-street. — Sabbath Services :— Morning,, at 11, Rev. W. J. Westbrooke ;. After noon, at 3. Rev. W. Tinsley ; Evening, at 6.30, Rev. W. Tinsley. Farewell Sermon previous to leaving for Christchurch. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, Franklyn Road. — Sabbath Services :— To-morrow—Morning, at 11. Rev. W. Tinsley (Farewell Sermon); Evening, at 6.30t Rev. B. J. Westbrooke. L~ORNE - STREET HALL. SUNDAY SERVICES, conducted by Samuel Edger. BA., Sunday, Nov. 25.—Morning: " The Trinity in Man." Evening: "Attaining to the Divine Perfection — the Sublime Ideal of Religion." Evening Service from 6.30 to 7.4.5). nnHEATRE ROYAL.—Sunday Evening I Services (under the conduct of th« Young Men's Christian Association), November 25,1877. Doors open at 7.30; Service to begin at 8, and close at 9 p.m. All are invited. Seats free. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, \^J Beresford-street. —Suaday Services, Nov. 25.—Rev. T. Hamer will preach in the Morning, at 11; and Rev. J. Robertson, M.A., in the Evening, at 6.30. Subject: Exposition of the Book of Proverbs — XVI. "To everyone his own." . PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH\ On~e huDga. — The Rev. A. Carrick (from Canada) will preach in, the above Church To morrow, both morning and evening. HO B S O N CORPS, A. R. V. * Members will assemble at the Drill-shed on TUESDAY, 271h instant, at 7.30 p.m. for a March Out. By order. J. LITTLE, Secretary. H A TTENTION.— N 0.3. COMPANY, ra_£!L AUCKLAND RIFLE VOLUNTEERS "■ A Special Parade for Instruction in Rifle Musketry, will be held on WEDNESDAY, 28th instant, at 7.30 o'clock sharp. I Forage caps, without arms. Commanding Officers and Colour-Sergeants of all other Companies are respectfully invited to be present. By order. J. C. SOALL, Segt., Instructor in Musketry, fY B IHE Monthly Quadrille Party JL of the Shareholders of the Hibernian Band will be held at the Cook-street Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING next, 29th November. Tickets, 33 6d each. Dancing to commence at 8.30 sharp. Ladies by invitation. J. Patterson, M.C. H. P. HAYDEN, Treasurer. J. DEMPSEY, Secretary mUADESMEN'S ATHLETIC CLUB. i_ A General Meeting of the Club will take plac< at the Charlemxait Hotel on TUESDAY next, ai 8 p.m. J^ O T I C I All Rates due to the Otahuhu Highway Distric must be paid to Mr. John Gordon, Collector, a his residence, Otahuhu, on or before MONDAY Ifth day of December, 1877. SAMUEL LUKE, Chairman of the Qtah,u,hu. Roai Board* Otahuhu, 2Srd November, 1877,



GAZETTE IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the natter of " The Debtors' and Creditors' Act. 18 76." and of the bankruptcy of John Taylor, of Auckland, Timber Merchant, a Debtor. It is hereby notified that a sufficient number of Creditors Of the said John Taylor not having attended at the First Meeting, appointed to be held at 11 o'clock this day, at the Supreme Court House, Auckland, the Kegistrar has appointed Thomas Maeftarlane, of Auckland, a Certificated Accountant in Bankruptcy, to be Creditors' Trustee herein; and the said Thomas Mac i ftarlane hus signified to the Registrar, in writing, his acceptance of sxich office. Dated'this 23cd day of November, 1377. JOHN TAYLOR, Debtor in person. «S£&^ A UCKLAND STEAM ■ J!g*mj&£ t\ PACKET CO. (LIMITED). FOE GISBORNE. The s.s. CO-AHEAD ! Will leave Auckland for the above port on ; TUESDAY, 27th infant, at 5 p.m. I W. LODDER, j Manager. | . jSSi^V TT'OR HOBART TOWN JD DIRECT. i J§§p§i|§||| The regular trader BELL i MARY, ■ Captain Johx Fisher-, will sail as above on i TUESDAY nest. For freight or passage apply to STONE BROS. Agents. BI L L I A R D S. , A BILLIARD MAT CH, between two Amateurs,.for £5 a-3ide, 259 up, will take place at the Newton Hotel, Newton, on MONDAY, 2Gth instant. Play to commence at 8 p.m. TR~ z A A * H> The Bazaar in aid of the Franklin Road Primitive Methodist Church will be held in the Ci^y Market on the 13th, 14th, and 15th DECEMBER. T ODGE ST. ANDREW, No. 418, S.C. The Monthly Meeting of this Lodge will be nsldilMhe Lodge-room, Masonic Hotel, Princes street, on MONDAY, the 2Sth November, at 7t30 p.m. , By order of the R.W..M".. GEO. PAYNE, Secretary- TWO~POUNDS REAVARD.—Lost, on Thursday, a Gold Locket, with small diamond and pearls, containing two portraits, and initials "M. E. 8.," chain attached.—The above reward will be paid on returning same to Mrs. PTeDman,.corner of Alexandra and Abcr crombie-streets ; or giving such information as will lead to the recovery of same. LOST, yestertlajr, between the Junction Hotel and One Tree Hill Farm, a Scythe Finder rewarded on returning same to Harp of Erin Hotel, or Mr. Andrew, near the Junction Hotel. |~ OST, from. Newton Kirk, on evening of I J Soil cc, a Shepherd Plaid Shawl.—Finder will oblige by leaving, it at Robertson Bros., Synionds-street. ~W OST, this morning, between Victoria a J street and-end of Wharf, a Reversible Brooch, with hair, and small pieces of Gold.— Finder rewarded 0n returning same to Mr. Archbold, corner of Victoria-street. LOST, a Cheque, drawn by the Moana tairl G.M. Co., in favour of J. J. Odium, on the Bank of New Zealand,, for £117s Cd. The public are cautioned agaihst negotiating. Pay ment stopped: Finder please leave same at this office. IWTATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE JJi INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. Capital £1,000,000 Reserve £r.0.000 Re-Insurance FiND £20,000 Insurances effected against FIRE and MAR INK LOSS of Eyery Description of Pro perty, at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. Prompt and Libbkai, Settlement of Claims HENRY E. WILLIAMS, Manager, ~nd Branch. "YJT HREN FRIED BROS. Htghkst Cash Price given for ALE and PORTER BOTTLES. "foTOTICE is hereby given that an Extra- JJil ordinary General Meeting of the Auck land Steam Packet 'Company (Limited) will be hold, at Mr. C. Tothill'a Office, Shortland-street, on WEDNESDAY, the 2ith day of November instant, at 3 o'clock, p.m., for the purpose of con sidering and passing, if approved, the following resolution:— " That the Auckland Steam Packet Com pany (Limited) be wound up volun tarily." And of Appointing a Liquidator or Liquidators and authorising the Sale of the Assets of the Company by auction in one lot. And also, that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the same Company will be held, at the same hou- and place, on MONDAY, the 31st day of December next, for the purpose of con firming the above resolution. By order. WILLIAM LODDER, Manager A.S.P. Co. "IVJR- JAMES MACK AY, of Grahams town, requests that all Accounts against him may be left at Messrs Combes and Daldy's office, on or before 30th November, 1877. THOMAS MORRIN, l Trus tees WILLIAM C. DALDY, J -trustees. OME AND H E E HERBERT H. SMITH'S THIRST "ORIZE j SELECTION OF WROUGHT IRON RANGES, I Portable and for Setting in. IMPROVED PATENT PORTABLE SIDE OVENS, for Country Settlers. IMPROVED PATENT PORTABLE SMOKE- I CONSUMING OVENS, nearly 3,000 in use. IMPROVED PATENT COTTAGE STOVES, i For Wood or Coal. Improved Patent CHIMNEY TOP 3, guaranteed I to Cure Smoky Chimnies. I Improved Wrought Iron SHIP'S STOVES, over 500 in use. AT THE AUCKLAND IRON WORKS, ! Durham-street West. Illustrated Price Catalogues and Circulars ! FREE GRATIS. '! \* 11. H. S. has taken First Prtzs for Seven i Years consecutively. j 'F. o Stephens ' Having now the Sole Proprietorship of the old-established Business at No. 133, ad joining LewissonX will spare no i efforts to keep up bin i name as a leading ! BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER, • ! (Laic Cater), Ol), \^UE,EN-S TEE E T 100, opposite the union bank, [ Auckland. ', \ BOOTS & SHOES ot every description made j to order, g i i French and German Kid Boots and Shoes always in Stock. ; £3T Storekeepers Supplied Wholesale "SS I Prompt attention given to all orders. Cash t i Ordera from the country will receive immediate response. Goods forwarded by train, steamer, &c, &c. NOTICE.—AII Debts due to the late Firm of Stephens and Carter must be paid to the under signed, whose receipt alone will be a sufficient t discharge. t" F. STEPHENS.. i Auckland, November 3,1877. m H E CHOP ROOM 4 JL At CAMPION'S WHARF HOTEL Will be OPENED on MONDAY, the 26th inst., ' where the most fastidious will always find a Good Grilled Chop, Steak, Kidneys, or Sausages on the Shortest Notice.



|> EM U ERA FOR SALE OR LEASE, The Well-known Freehold Messuage and property of W. A. Hunt, Esq.. situate' at Re ranera. The property consists 6f seven acres oJ pood Land, well fenced in and suitably divided into paddocks. Tho Dwelling-house, Stables, and outbuildings are in good repair and condi tion. The grounds are tastefully laid out and planted with choice trees and shrubs of many years' growth. If sold, a large portion of the purchase money can remain on mortgage for a term of years, Possession can be given at once. For further particulars, apply to JACKSON & RUSSELL. S~ T E A M ENGINES. FOR SALE, Cheap, in first-class condition, with certificate for Gotbs pressure: 1 Portable, double cylinders, 2h; 1 Do., Do.. 7*; 1 Do., single cylinder. 10; 1 Do., Do., B.—Apply to G. HOLDSHIP. KARANGAHAPE HIGHWAY DISTRICT. Tenders for Stone and Wood-work in the above District will bo received up to 4 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, 28th instant, at the Office of the Board (Mr. Hayes'). York-street. Plans, &c, to be seen at Mr. John Boylan's, C.E., 129, Queen-street. J. WARREN, Chairman. TO BUILDERS. Tenders for tho Erection of a Ten-roomed Dwelling-house, at Cheltenham, North Head, will be received till 2 p.m. of SATURDAY. Ist December, at Messrs. Ash ton and Son's office. Insurance Buildings, where plans and specifica tions may be seen. nnENDERS will ba recived up to noon of JL Ist December, by the undersigned for the Erection of about Thirty Chains of Fencing at Kohimarama. For further particulars appiy to R. C. Dyer, Shortland-street. COUNTY OF. COROMANDEL.— harataunga riding. Notice to Contractors. Tenders are invited, and will be received until TUESDAY, at noun, December ■!, 1877, for Reconstructing a portion (about 800 feet) of the Coromandsl Wharf. Plans and specification may bs seen, and all information obtained, at the office of the xmder signeci, Coromandel; and also at the office of Messrs. Frater Bros., Auckland. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By order. J. H. HARRISON, Secretary. Coromandel, 22nd November, 1877. y\ It AIN AG E NOTICE. TO OWNERS AND OCCUPIERS. Auckland Town Clerk's Office, November 21st, 1877. Notice is hereby given to owners and occu piers of Land, situate and abutting on VINCENT-STREET, to Drain their respective Properties into the Sewer in course of con struction. The present Contractor will execute the work at schedule prices, to street line, particulars of which may be obtained on application to the City Surveyor. Failing non-compliance with this notice, the City Council will, under the provisions of " The Corporations Act, 1876," proceed with the work necessary, at the risk and cost of owners or occupiers. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. mENDERS FOR THE CONVEYANCE JL OF IMMIGRANTS AND CARGO TO NEW ZEALAND. Immi era tion Office, Wellington, October 25,1877. Written Tenders will be received at this office up to noon on FRIDAY, the 30th November. 1877, for the Conveyance of Immigrants and Careo, from the United Kingdom to the Colony of New Zealand, for twelve months. Tenders must be addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Immigration, Wellington, and marked outside, "Tender for Conveyance of Immigrants and Cargo." Conditions of Contract, and Forms of Tender, may be obtained from the Under-Secretary for Immigration, at Wellington; from the Immi gration Officers at Auckland, Christchurch, and Dunedin; or from the Agent-General in London. Separate Tenders niay be sent in for the Con veyance of Immigrants or Cargo, or both, from, the Port of Glasgow only; subject, so far as they are applicable, to the conditions above referred to, as intended for the more general' service. The lowest or ay tender not necessarily accepted. By command, J. GILES, Under-Secretary for Immigration. TTIORMATION AND DRAINAGE JU WORKS IN COOK-STREKT. Town Clerk's Office, Nov. 21,1877. The City Council will receive Tenders until 2.30 of WEDNESDAY, November the 28th, for Work as above, in terms of specifications, plans, and conditions at the Office of the City Surveyor, Qneen-street. The Council do not bind themselves to accept any tender. Tenders to be endorsed as above. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. ERECTION OF BEACONS, KAIPARA HARBOUR. Marine Office, Wellington, 13th November, 1877. Written Tenders will be received at the Resident Engineer's Office, Auckland, until noon of WEDNESDAY, sth December, 1877, for the Erection of Beacons in Kaipara Harbour. They must be addressed to the Hon. the Com missioner of Customs, Wellington, and marked outside " Tender for Beacons, Kaipara Harbour." Plans and specifications may be seen at the Public Works Office, Auckland; and the Pilct Station, Kaipara. JOHN BLACKETT. Whangsapoua oteam oaw MILL S. CUTTING X 40,000 WESKL.Y. Orders Cut with Dispatch. C. A. HARRIS., 23rd November, 1877. ORIGINAL BLUE POST BOARDING HOUSE AND RESTAURANT VICTORIA-STREET EAS T, AUCKXAN2J« The Proprietor begs to- inform all former patrons that this favourite old resort will be RE-OPEN KD TO-MORROW (Saturday). New and substantial Premises have V°on erected regardless of tj^pense, containing ex cellent Sitting and Bedrooms, which will be found furnished Avith due regard to comfort and convenience. N.B.—A Free Express will meet tho Waikatc Trains, to convey Passengers and Luggage tc the above house. CHARLES VEITH. TOOARD and Residence for a Marriec Bj> Lady and Gentleman, or three or fou: Single Gentlemen.—For address, axiply at thi: office. ______ ELL SINKING.—The undersignec having had experience in Well-sinking will Sink Wells either by day or contract- Address, R. \Vooder_oa, Kavangahape Read or at this office. IDGLOVES.— First choice Josephine stitched backs, sizes 6, 6}, 6J, 7» 7i, ani 7*. prices, 2/, 2/6, and 3/. Panama Hats, 5 Children's Fancy Hats, 1/3 ; and a great Variet of Ladies' Straw Hats, Feathers, Flowers, an Fancy Trimmings to be sold cheap.— W. Eyr< Enniskillcn House. Victoria-Street. A W D U S T ! SAWDUST Given away in any quantities. Bring you own Bags. SASH & DOOR COMPANY. Mechanics' Bay,



COURT CITY OF AUCKLAND, 3978. Tho. FOURTEENTH ANNIVERSARY of the above Court will be Celebrated on the 2Gth . DECKMBSR (Boxing Day). A PROCESSION will leave iha Cook-strke^' Hall for the DOMAIN", where SPOKT3 are to be held during the day. An Efficient Band in attendance. In the .EVENING,' a SOIREE and BALL will take place, in the Choral Hasl. Tea on the Table at 6.30 p.m.; Bancixg to-" commence at 0. *»* Full particulars of Sports, &c. ; . in future advertisements. TICKETS (Soiree & Ball), Three Shillings each, can be obtainod from any member of the Committee ; Bro. Holland, Queen-street; Ero* Auger, Parnell; or W. GODWIN, j Secretarj r to the Committee. (R9j jgfk #/£** Y^ w *!k* MASONIC B A■ L L. All Members of the Committee are requested; to Meet at the Masonic Hotel, on MONDAY, at> 7.30 p.m., to make final arrangements. W. W. BATT, P.M., Hon. Sec. A UCKLAND AND NEWCASTLE! _£&_ RAILWAY. I WAIKATO TO AUCKLAND. '■ On Thursday and Friday, November 29th and: 30th, Single Tickets issued at Newcastle for- Auckland, will be available return up to and including Mon .lay, 3rd December. I By order. A. V. MACDONALD, General Manager. LAMB! LAMB!! LAMB!! Wanted Known that M. BREARLEY, Wakefleld-street, is selling Meat of First-Class Quality, at the lowest remuneration. Prices: Lamb, from 2s per Quarter ; Roast Beef, from 4d; Boiling Beef, from 2d; Corned Beef, in kegs, 2id and 3d; Mutton, Fore-quartsrs, 2d; Legs, 4d ; Chops, -Id.—M. Brearley, Wakefield street. B. TONKS.I [R. C. CARR ! TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27. SALE OF CANDLES, CURRANTS, j FIGS, ELEME AMD SULTANAS, SALAD OIL, VINEGAR, PEEL, i CHOCOLATE, GELATINES, 1 PICKLES, STARCH,, TARTARIC ACID, ETC. I B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell by auction, on Tuesday next, the £7tb inst.,.. at 11 o'clock, 4Q £' PACKAGES of the above Goods, . OO just landed ex City of Auckland and f Otaki. B. TONKS R. O. CARR j TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27. i AMERICAN RAISINS .1 ! AMERICAN RAISINS ! ; B. TONKS & CO. . HAVE been instructed to sell on; Tuesday, the 27th inst., at 11 o'clock, ! 187 boxes American Raisins, ex Mail steamer. . B. TONKS R. C. CARR:; | TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27./ • CHRISTMAS SALE OF ; WINES AND SPIRITS, ALE, ETC | B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell on Tues= - day, 27th inst., at 12 o'clock, 69 cases Martell's Brandy 40 cases Secktark's Champagne, pints; and.. j quarts ! 30 cases Quinine Wine | 20 hhds. Claret : 10 qr.-casks Brandy 40 cases Claret " St. Julien" ! 25 casks Tennent's Pint Ale i 28 cases Wine 5 qr.-casks Port j 45 cases Geneva. i B. TONES.] . fR-C^CARR. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27:: ! SILVA & COZENS'S PORT, SHERRY, BRANDY, SCHNAPPS. BOTTLED J ALE. , Foe Positive.Sale. To Close Accounts. | B. TONES & CO., HANE been instructed to sell pn Tues« - day, the 27th inst., at 12 noon, 350 cases Brandy, Marcclain j 20 *-casks Silva and Cozens' Sherry 20 do Sherry, 2 grape 25 do Port, P.O.Y.L. I 98 cases Schnapps, Knickerbocker ■ 85 do Kinderlen's i 35 do Bottled Ale 5 i-casks Colonial Wine. For Positive Sale. ! TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27. TRADE SALE.. THE Subscriber has received instrne-. fcions to sell by auction on Tuesday, 27; th» ! November, at 11 o'clock, ; A LAEGE AND VAItIET> ASSOETMEN.I BRUSHWARE BLACK LEAD SHOP TWINE PAPER BAGS BLACKING, ETC. GEOSGE SIBBIN.. Auctioneer. MONDAY, NOVEMBER, 2g; ■CATTLE, HORSES>. BJJG.GY, &c.,. Sc., &c. THE EFFECTS OF THE LATE G. OKUMMER, ESQ. THE Undersigned have received, instruct ExQcutore of the late George Cmammer to sell, at his late reeidence, Reiimera,, on Monday next, Cattle, Horses, American Spider Buggy, nearly new Harness, Saddles,, and Implements, Sec. At 2 o'clock, HUNTER & NOLAN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12. IMPORTANT SALE OF PROPERTIES ' QUEEN-STREET, 'hOBSON-STREET. . j AND ONEIIUNGA. : BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTOR IN L THE ESTATE OF THE LATE , WM.. DYER. TiIHE subscribers have received iEgtruc _JL structions from the executor in the estate i ! of the late Wm, Dyer to sell,* at their Rooms, \ Fort-street, oa Wednesday, 12thDecember, at 12 L i o'clock. 3 ! QUEEN-STREET.-The Unexpired Term of . a Lease foi-21 years, srom 15th Jun^, 1860, (at an \ Annxial rental of £208), of part Lot 3, Section 4, City of Auckland, having a frontage of 36 feet I to Queen-street, with Buildings erected therecn . as at present occupied by Messrs Pearse, Kees ' in?, Hrookfield, nnd others. HOBSON-STREET.-PaiOqf Lots, Section2l. I, City of Auckland, having a frontage of d £6 links to Hobson-siraet, with four roomed Cottage erected thereon. y ONEHUNGA.—Allotments 2, i, 6, and 8, Sec rl tion 19, "Village of Onehunga. containing j, 4 acres, being corney of Selwyn and '^leenhill gti'eets, with large Dwelling - house, Out-bui'dijvgs, &c, as now occu •' pied by Dr Zinjyin. This property com mands a magnificent view. ' Fullparticularstwbeobtainedon application to SAMUEL COCHKAMi; & SON, Auction. :erßj