RIDING ON FOOTPATH. 5r ru_«* was charged with riding Bed, con ti •. to the city bye-laws. with riding °% t^Stor Ulan.?4iiaracterised thk^one of the most serious cases which b ad come under his notice since his arrival i.f .Sand. The prisoner came out of etabl ' at the Greyhound Hotel with a wid horse, aiui commenced to gallop off Si on the footpath, to the terror of ladies and children. . ~ William Ashcroft was ..charged with riding at other than a walking pace around the corner of Queen. and Victoria-streets, contrary to the-oity by-laws. , The defendant proved that he did not galop around the corner, but only cantered. I. was 6wing to the. horse. Fined 2s 6d and costs.

WAN J) EKING COWS. > ft James Conley was charged with allowing Ids cowo'to wander on the 18th and 20th

March. . „.'•_., Mr Sub-Inspector Pardy said these cows wire'cpntinnally wandering. ' luthe first ca,__ prisoner was fined ss, and in the second 10s and costs.

INDECENCY.

Stephen Williamßaily was charged under the Vagrant Act with indecency on the public highway: Mr Sub-Inspector »Pardy stated that the lad had stripped himself naked, and while in that condition rode a horse into the water, to the annoyance of persons resident in the neighbourhood. He did not wish to press the charge. Dismissed with a caution. CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

John Rose, a youth, was charged with conveying a number of sheep in a spring cart, 'thereby causing them unnecessary

pain. Mr Thornc appeared for defendant. Constable Abrahams deposed that he saw defendant driving a butcher's cart. He saw the 3hecp packed.closely together. Their fore legs were tied in a cruel manner. The head of one of the sheep was hanging over the side of the cart, and as the cart pro ceeded it fell up and down. The hind legs of the sheep were tied as well as the fore legs. There were eight sheep, _ but not sufficient room for them. He did not see any straw in the cart. Sergeant Gamble deposed that lie was with Constable Abrahams when the cart containing the sheep came up. He testified to the positions occupied by the sheep. They were cruelly treated. He did not intend to prosecute defendant for furious driving before he saw the sheep. Richard Reeves gave evidence to shew that there was sufficient room for the sheep in the cart.

The Bench dismissed the case,

William Negus was charged with unlaw fully and wilfully torturing a horse, by working the same while it was in a lacerated and wounded state.

Tiie case was proved by the police. The hor.se was covered with wounds and sores, and was totally unfit, for work of any. kind whatever. The owner of the horse, Mr Mullally, had been .summoned previously, for cruelty to the same animal. One of the sores on the neck was quite as large as the palm of a man's hand. Persons were con tinually complaining of the state of the animal.

Mr George appeared on behalf of defend ant, and stated that pads were placed over the wounds.

Mr May was of opinion that this would only make the sores worse. Two pads— one .above and the other below the wound—■ should be used.

The Bench inflicted a penalty of 40s and costs on the owner.

John Shields, for allowing a horse to roam at large, was fined 2s 6'd and costs.

ASSAULT

James Fitzgerald and his wife were charged with unlawfully assaulting one John Hamilton, by striking him, knocking him down, and sitting in atrium phant manner upon his prostrate body, on the 18th instant.

Mr Thorne appeared for the defence, and pleaded not guilty. John Hamilton deposed that on the evening in question, the defendant and his wife came to witness's house, and the woman attempted to Eull down the fence. He stopped her, when er husband came to the rescue, and the two of them knocked him down, beat him, and then sat down on his body, while he lay vanquished on the ground, The next day defendant wished to fight him, but he declined. Mr Hamilton gave corroborative evidence. Bridget Fitzgerald, a little girl of 12 years of age, gave evidence. Her mother and herself had been accompanying a lady down the lane, and on returning, saw Mrs Hamilton outside the gate, and Mr Hamilton inside. Her mother thought Mr Hamilton was fighting with his wife, and she called out, "Don't shut the gate on the woman." Mr Hamilton then caught hold of her mother, and tried to draw her over the fence. He then enmo outside and atttacked her, A general row then took place, in which all present took part. Fitzgerald and his wife gave evidence. Owing to Mrs Hamilton interrupting the Court several times, a constable attempted to remove her, when she burst into tears, and the gallant constable was obliged to withdraw, with his face suffused with blushes.

A cross case was called against Mr and Mrs Hamilton for assaulting Mrs Fitzgerald. The evidence was the same as in the last case.

All defendants were bound over in their own sureties of £20, and two sureties of £10 each to keep the peace for six months.

A BRIGHT LAD,

Arthur Duke, a boy about 10 years old, was charged with assaulting Jane Taite, by throwing a bucket of wafer over her, and striking her.

Mr Thome appeared for the complainant. Jane Taite deposed that on the morning of the 22nd, she saw the defendant coming over her yard with a bucket of water. She had allowed their family to come to the wed through her yard, but owing to their rudeness, she was compelled to withdraw that pormis3ion. The boy threw the water over her, and then struck and scratched her.

Louisa Baker corroborated the statement made by Mrs Baker. Mr Thorno stated that the boy had been before the Court several times, on charges of stone throwing, etc. The defendant made a rambling statement, to the effect that Mrs Taite threw $he water over him.

Sergeant Gamble stated that the boy was a perfect terror and pest to the residents in Newton.

Sub-Inspector Pardy deposed that the boy had been lined lately for throwing stones. Defendant was ordered to find two sureties of £10 each to keep the peace for six months, and pay the costs ot the case.

AN UNNATURAL lIUSUAND,

Mrs Elizabeth Mooney applied for a protection order aaainst her husband, who had deserted her. and failed to provide for herself and family. The application was granted. A WATF AXD STRAY

At the request of Mr. Sub-Inspector Pardy, a little yirl named Ann Jane Farron, scarcely four years of age, was committed to the Orphanage of St. Mary for seven years.

failing to contribute. William Negus was charged (on warrant) with failing to pay 10s. a week towards the support of his wife and family, in accordance with an order made by the Thames Magistrates. The prisoner promised to pay the money to morrow, and he was discharged from custody. This was all the business.

EDEN COUNTY COUNCIL.

fiiE adjourned meeUog of this Council was held last evening in Shortland-street, Allan K. Taylor, Esq., Chairman. The business before the Council wag not large. The secretary read a communication from Mr Benzoni, of ichc Pub lic Works Department, acknowledging ree. ipt of a resolution, relating to the Kaipara ItailVf ay. The accounts were laid before the Council, shewing that the expenditure had been £72 13s _d, which was ordered to be paid. It was agreed to ask the bank for an overdraft of £150 for possible contingencies. The quids'ion of distri bution of subsidies was then di.e#s,.ed. Mr Thorne moved, "That the proportions of the moneys payable to the County under the Fi©ai_r cial Arrangements Act. 187 G. shall be divided among* . road districts comprised in the County in th«?S-lowing manner: The road districts ftbuttigg^jn the city of Auckland, two-fifths!, and three-flShs to the remaining road district.-', in proportion to the rat.* received by each,-' be Rescinded, and, in lieu thereof, that this Cor.neil resolves 'That moneys nmle payable to the <_ouuty under the Financial Ar_eiiifonieiils Act, _g7C. or any other Act, shall bo ■divided among the aevoral road districts, %n proßO-taea to the rates received by each, aa well _er the current year as for the financial s&w-. «-w*aoneli-K the first of July a _*_,■' iho chairman said the present meeting was for ■ordinary business. Mr Thome supported hia

the resolution. Mr Barton Ireland differed from the mover and seconder of the resolution. Dr Wallis held with Mr Thome on the legal side of the question. Mr Wrigley considered that Mr Thome's views of the proportion of the rates were incorrect. Mr Ireland moved as an amendment—"That the subsidies payable by the Colonial Government to the County, for the financial years 1877 and 1878 be divided in the following proportion:—Two-fifths to the districts abutting on the city of Auckland, and three fifths to the other districts, to be computed on the amount of rates received by each Road Board in the County of Eden." The amendment was carried. Mr Wrigley moved " That the Council adiourn to the 30th April," which was agreed to. Mr Thome's motion "That the Coun cil adiourn, sine die," was lost, A unanimous vote of thanks to tho chairman closed the pro ceeding.

TELEGRAPHIC.

[FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

RUSSELL, this day, LATEST SHIPPING.

Arrivals: Klsinorc, Janet. Ness, Spitfire, Speedwell, Eleanor, and lona, from Auckland. Sailed : Gem, for Coromandel.

GRAHAMSTOWN, this day. LATEST GOLD RETURNS.

City of London : 52 ozs. 7 dwts. Karangahake (Ohinemuri), Coutt's Tri bute : 26 ozs. 6 dwts.

Kuranui Spur, Waitc's : 1 oz. 13 dwts. The Bank of New Zealand shipped for Auckland to-day, 6 boxes, containing 6,756' ounces melted gold. SHAREMARKET.

Latest stock quotations :—Sales of Moana tairi, £21 10s ; Bed Queen, 6s 3d ; Alburnia, 21s ; Waitekauri, 10s ; Piako, 9s ; Young New Zealand, gs. Sellers : Red Queen, (is 3d ; Waitekauri, 20s. Buyers : Moana tairi (ex div), £20 ; Welcome, 5s 9d. EXTENSION OF WAIOTAHI ROAD.

The County Council have called for tenders for tlnf extension of the Waiotahi Road so as to open up the old ground aban doned for want of facilities for cheap crush ing such as thoDayspring, Bluestone, Golden Harp, Golden Diadem, Two Finger, McDon nell's Lease, Fearnought, Eldorado, Ruby, and other ground all unoccupied. The road will go as far as the Lucky Hit, and Mclsaacs' and Geelong, which is just the thing to open the back country. ARRANGEMENT FOR MAINTE-

NANCE OF BIG PUMP,

The Borough and County authorities have arranged a basis for a division of gold duty and revenue, for the maintenance of the big pump. A miner in the Caledonian, named Philip Lonis, had a blast of powder sent in his face, last evening, thinking- the shot had gone off, when it was one in a neigh bouring mine. He was much injured, and was taken to the Hospital. THE WAITEKAURI.

The Waitekauri will not start crushing for another week.

The Perseverance lias got the Young New Zealand reef, which is looking better in the latter mine just now.

TAURANGA, this day AQUITTAL OF TAPSELL.

Hans Tapsell, accused of forgery, was acquitted. His uncle Erua, whose signature lie was charged with forging, knew nothing, not even his own signature. The swearing all around was truly refreshing.

COROMANDEL, this day THE AGITATION AGAINST C ADMAN.

There is nothing new in mining to re-

port. The County Council meeting yesterday resulted in nothing worth telegraphing. Pull particulars will be forwarded in due time.

At the public meeting last night, at the Upper Township, the plcbian crowd and non-electors were largely represented, and tried to pass a resolution asking Mr Cadmau to resign, which was negatived. The meet ing was very intent upon throwing Mr Cad man out.

[PER PRESS AGENCY.]

WELLINGTON, this day. ARRIVAL OF H.M.S. SAPPHIRE,

H.M.S. Sapphire arrived this morning, having come under sail from Port Chalmers.

DUNEDIN, this day. PROTEST AGAINST LANDING CHINESE ON THE QUARANTINE

STATION

A large and influential deputation waited upon the Mayor and the Hon. Mr Reid this morning in reference to the infected ship Gloucester. Great dissatisfaction was ex pressed at the action of the Government and at the proposal to land the Chinese on the quarantine island. The Mayor said if this were done, small-pox would surely be introduced into the colony. Mr Reid promised to take advice of medical men on the matter.

PORT CHALMERS, this day. ■. r. Sailed : Albion Company's ship Marl borough for London, with 30 passengers, and cargo valued at £106,436.

CHRISTCHURCH, this day. PURSE OF SOVEREIGNS TO CAPTAIN

PETHERBRIDGE.

Captain Pctherbridgo. who for a long time was managing superintendent in this colony for Shnw Saville and Co.. and who is now returning to England permanently, lias been presented by the merchants of Canterbury, with a pur.c of sovereigns, to purchase a service of plate in England. The collections at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, on Sunday, in aid of the buildingff and realised £26. , „

Tlv. Yoeinanry Cavalry commence six days encampment and drill on Saturday next.

SUPREME COURT CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

We are indebted to Mr B. L. O'Brien, Governor of the Mount Eden Gaol, for the following par ticulars cf prisoners awaiting trial at the Crimi nal Sessions on April .th:—JohnPyke, England, telegraphist, age 25, stealing from a dwelling; Hans Jansen, Norway, sailor, age, 27, larceny ; George Giav, New Zealand, labourer, age 2G, larceny as a bailee ; Robert L. Remington, England, no occupation, age 26, uttering a forgery ; George Bcggs, Ireland, no occupation, age 26, forgery; William Rose, Englaud, store keeper, age 30, obtaining money by false pre tences, (three different charges); David Kelly, Scotland, sailor, aged 59, Jane Kelly, Ireland, aged 17, and James Nicholls, England, sailor, age 58, stealing from the person; Henry Collins, Ireland, bushman, age 32, forgery and uttering; Joseph Ferris. Ireland, surveyor, aged 39, and Albert Carroll, Ireland, shoemaker, age 31, breaking and entering a house and stealing therefrom ; Alfred Colwell, Ireland, carpenter, age 22, stealing from the person; Te Patui, New Zealand, labourer.age 18, wilful murder; Pehiriri, New Zealand, labourer, age 15, horse stealing and burglary; Thomas Boyle, Ireland, sawyer, aged 29, arson; Te Aki, New Zealand, labourer, ago 22, horse stealing and bii'-glary ; William Gibbons, Ireland, aged 18, and James Gordon, indecent assault: Heremaia. alias Honare Puhi, New Zealand, labourer, age 20, horse stealing (two charges).

MR A. BLACK, ON CITY WEST.

To the Editor of the Evening STAR. gi R _ln a leading article of the " Herald," March 26th, referring to B. Tonks, Esq., resigning his seat, in the House of Representatives, it is stated "That he coiductod himself with marked inde pendence.' 5 Now, Mr Tonks left Auckland to support Sir GeorWe Greys policy, as Mr Tonks told the electors that he bad no policy .of his own Mr Tonks might have called his constitu ency togciher and then said, " I had no policy of my own," W« ah know the Hon. Mr Tonk's views were considerably modified through the trarsuaiave eloquence of Mpssrs Vogel and Pollen and ho said ho would go on as ho was going. A telegram was sent to him from Sir George Grey's Committee, reminding bim that he m*a_ sent to support Sir George Grey. In the " Herhj ." it js said he was advised to bring the < whole matter Wore Parliament. \v by did he i not do so? And it would have shown what a m m j?eti. "g a good fee-d at the Uil QU}'S expense mtt'.-.t be p.xviooted to <iO. ~ , j?ow *o rbo •* Hur..ld." Sir. as the ola root sin., trunk ». -fee trcu js »on .the young hftpltnn are ea-j!v bf-at, aRd dc wa!i ot the Cross will eat _t"(".n up a!- it rtid __»<& former shareholders. And as the " Cross * i_ bow &>»a«d to the 1. will net bo the wolfs fault if tlje mvo votma biutsure not aWftllowad up in a very -Imrt t<-tin, if lending ariirles come out as the one on Monday did. If (he oki ireo %yas alive. Sir Goorgo Grey. Committee and the electors o_

man who has been writing arainst men who are putting bread into his mouth. If this state of things continues, wo shall have to get a co-opera tive morning paper to represent us in Auckland, and get a gentleman of the Dr Wallis stamp to edit for us, for through him we have been saved half a crown in the pound on the Counties Act. for which he should receive the thanks of all ratepayers. Yours, etc.,—A. Black.

DEPUTATION TO MR. WHITAKER.

A deputation from Mercury Bay, Tairua, and Whangapoua, corsisting of Captain Dald3' (Tairua), Messrs Meikle, Carina, Smith, Mer cury Bay members of the County Council, Mr C. A. Harris, junr., (Whangapoua), and several other gentlemen, waited on the Hon. F. Whit aker this afternoon. The objoct of the deputa tion was to solicit the assistance of the Govern ment in separating tno three districts mentioned from the Counties of Coromandel and Thames. The gentlemen stated that the interests of the districts were entirely opposed, and the formation of the county precluded the possibility of a workable county. Mr Whitaker said that his sympathies were with the petitioners. He q"ite saw the force of the arguments adduced by the deputation, and any assistance that the Government could give in dissolving tho unequal yoke, might be fully relied on. After thanking Mr Whitaker for his courtesy, the deputation withdraw. We understand that the necessary steps will bo at once taken to form the new county,.

Mr McLeod has resigned his position as a Director of the Union Beach.

THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY. MARCH 27, 1877.



XTURANUI HILL UNITED GOLD JL___. MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). Tenders are invited (from Shareholders only) for the Purchase of the Two Thousand Five Hundred and Eighty UNALLOTTED SHARES in this Company. Tenders to be sent in to the Secretary, at the Office of the Company, by 10 o'clock a.m. of SATURDAY next, March 31st instant. The lowest or any tender not necessarily fIjCCCDtOCI Tenders will be opened, and Allotments made, as soon after tho receipt of tenders as possible. By order of the Directors. CHAS. TOTIIILL, Secretary. Auckland, March 21, 1877. Ik/f OANAT AI RI GOLD MINING J_.JL COMPANY (REGISTERED). Tho Directors have decided to declare a DIVIDEND a week sooner than they intended. The Transfer Books will, therefore, be CLOSED from noon on Monday, 26th, till noon on Thurs day, 2!) th instant, when a Dividend will be pay able. F. A. WHITE, Manager. Auckland, 23rd March, 1877. _ ROWN PRINCESS NO. 1 GOLD MINING COMPANY. Shareholders in the late Crown Princess Gold Mining Company (Limited) aro reminded that the time for receiving applications for shares in tho Crown Princess No. 1 C-.M. Co. expires on the 20th prox., after which date no applications will be received. H. W. HEATH. Secretary. Auckland, 27th March, 1877. ",-ki C< ~a *HA WE A,' FOR V__-l_^_^^> SOUTHERN PORTS. *-s2___-S2---_---s should the San Francisco Mail not arrive by C a.m. To-morrow (Wednes day) Morning, the -Hawca' will be detained until 8 a.m. on THURSDAY', 29th inst. HENDERSON & MAOFARLANE, Agents. THE CITY COUNCIL OFFICES will he CLOSTCD from FRIDAY until MON DAY (Raster Holidays) inclnsivc. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. March 27,1877. TO- O T I : C ' E. The BANKS will be CLOSED for tho EASTER HOLIDAYS, from FRIDAY. 30th March, to MONDAY, 2nd April, inclusive. TN RE SAMUEL COOMBES' ESTATE. Notice is hereby given that all Accounts due to I his .'.state must be paid to me immediately, on behalf of the Trustees. F. G. EWINGTON, 81, Queen-street. WANTED, immediately, Improvers and Apprentices to the Dressmaking.— Apply to Misses Nightingale und Howard, Victoria-street, three doors above Chapel-street. ANTED, a Girl about 15, to look after chddren and assist, in housework. one able to milk preferred.—Apply Mrs Baird, _econd house from Junction Hotel, Onchuiik'a Road. WANTED, a respectable Nurse Girl. — Apply to Mrs Jas. Irvin, American Store. E d warde s-s trc e t. WANTED, a General Servant able to cook.—Apply Mrs. Kcnderdine, Eden street. ANTED, a General Servant.— Apply to Mrs. Wiljoughby, Carlton Goroßoad, near Seaflcld View. ANTED, an intelligent Youth ; must be a good calculator; references re quired.—Apply to C. Major, Wellesley-street. WANTED,I> or" 7 Draper's Assistants. Apply J. Cosgrave Se Co. WANTED, a young Girl about 14 to be generally useful.—Apply at the United States Dining Rooms, Queen-street. W ""ANTED KNOWN.—We are still making 15s. Trousers to order.—Phillips' Mart, Queen-street. WAN TED~a Purchaser for a full compass Piano, with patent check action, by John Legg. To bo sold a bargain.— Webb's Music Saloon, Wellesley-street. Pianos from £7, for beginners. WAN TED~"a~ competent Milliner. — Apply to J. M. McLachian. "ANTED, 2 Young Men accustomed to tho Butchering.—Apply to G. liulme, Butcher. Queen-street. WANTED, a strong active Lad to work in garden, milk cow, &c.-Apply to R. Baird, Vicloria-street. WANTED, immediately, a Governess to instruct young girls; rudiments of music requisite. — Apply to Mrs. Courtayne, Clareniont House, Princes-street. WANTED, a General Servant ; must bo <- good Cook and Laundrpss: refer ences required.—M' s. Motion, Mount Albert. WANTED TO PURCHASE, an Eight horse power Engine and Boiler, together or separate.—Apply Star Office. ANTED, two or three respectable Men as Boarders in Shortland-street, a quiet home, no children. Terms, 18s. per week. For address apply to Mr. J. Ward, Oil and Colour Warehouse, Shortland-street. ANTED, a situation as Clerk ; mer chant's office preferred j have some knowledge of bookkeeping; am willing to serve a short time, on probation.—Apply, by letter, to '• A.8.C.," Star Office. WANTED, an experienced Dressmaker to live in th« house.—Mrs. Edward Isaacs, Bona "Vista, Eden Crescent. WANTEDIio Buy, Tomatoes.—Apply Thames Store, Drake-street. W~ ANTED, a few respectable Men as Boarders, ono minute's walk from the D*>ok, Whnrf, or Queen-street. Terms moderate, with every attention.—Mrs. Hughes' Private Boarding House, next Masefield's Buildings, Albert-streets XTffTANTI-D, a good General Servant. — t y Apply Masonic Hotel. North Shore. _ WANTED, Improvers and Apprentices to the D<-ess, Mantle, and Habit Mak ing (fitting and cutting taught.)— Apply 3 doors below Turkish Bath_ r ANTED, a Nurse Maid.—Apply to Mrs. Macdonald, The Prjory, New market. "pSTANTED, a Double-sided Cutting-out V V Press,—Address, stating price, to A.B. C. this office, WANTED, a Situation as first-class Dressnial_er, by the day or week,—Apply Si-Ait oft.cc. ANTED, a good General Servant. Apply between the hours of 10 and 3 jaM <-*)& #t Montague's Fanoy Basaar, Queen si r.e.et> ,____ WANTED, a Boy to go Hawking ; one who is psjrsove.ing can do wu.l. License will be p_.id _or,—W H. Dampior. WANTED, a good Repairing Hand for tho Body Shop.—Appiy to Cousini and ; a wins, Vi.«t9Wft Steam 9wmzs mi Wasei



WANTED, a good Coat Hand. Highes log paid.—Apply H. L. Posseneskie, tailor, Shortland-street. WANTED Known, Gentlemen s Clothes Cleaned, Renewed in Colour, and neatly repaired; Colours warranted fast, and not wash off. Dyeing in all its branches done at Edgar's Dyeing and Cleaning Establishment, WeUeslcy strcet East, Auckland. Communications by post promptly attended (CHARCOAL for sale, 4s. Gd. big bag.— J Apply to Mr. John Hare, Jeweller, Victoria-street. MONEY WANTED (£SO) for 6 months, 15 per cent, per annum allowed; first class security.--Applj* X. Post-office. T~ 0 DRAPERS. — Wanted, a Junior Assistant for Gisborne.—Apply to William Adair, at W. McArthur & Cos. QEWING MACHINE NEEDLES by k3 Suez Mail. Full supply to hand.—Harris' Fancy Good 3 Establishment, Queen-street. J. 6 X A/T^-WANTED, a Partner with c%t*3 \j \y 9 £500 capital, to j oin a practical Brewer in a populous district where there is no competition.—S. Vailc, Commission -Agent, Shortland-street. TO LET, or for Sale, on very easy terms, a most, convenient six-roomed House, in Nelson-street; quite new.—C. Williamson, Vulcan Lane. i?qAA —WANTED, a Sleeping or d*j^>\J\J. Working Partner, with £300, to join two others in an extremely profitable business.—S. Vailc, Commission Agent, Short land-street, next the Post-office. -| /\S.— 600 ACRES of First-class Land, JL \j at Ills, per acre, easy distance from Auckland. —S. Vailc, House and Land Agent, Shortland-street. next tho Post-oflice. £ fel_ £~\£\C\ T0 LEND on Building "Ib/jI-Uv/w Society principles, or on any terms to suit Borrowers.—O. Williamson, Estate Agent, Vulcan Lane. FOR POSITIVE SALE, Cheap, on easy terms, a really comfortable Four-roomed Cottage in Baker-street.—Apply to JOHN SO I-PET, No. 3. Queen-street. FOR SALE, Fancy Failings.—Apply to Mr. Thorpe, corner of Union and Wel lington-streets. 171 OR. SALE, Newton Road, a 6-rooinod _ Cottage, quito new.—Samuel Cochrane and Son. Land Agents, Fort-street. FOR SALE, a Central Fire Choke-bore Breach-loading Double G"n, by E. M. Reilly, London; 200 empty cartridge cases, with gun case and reloading apparatus complete. Owner leaving the colony.—Apply "8.," Albert Brewery, Queen-street. FOR SALE, the Lease (5 years and 3 months) of a 5-rooiaed Cottage, situate in Holson-strcet,, Parnell ; good garden, outhouse, I and never-failing well; at present let for 12s. a week; ground rent, £6 per annum. Price, £05 cash.—L. D. Nathan & Co., Shortland-street. FOR SALE, remarkably Cheap, and terms very easy, a really good Seven roomed House, with slated roof, and freehold allotment, 10 feel frontago to Upper Queen-street by 185 feet deep, well stocked with ciioice trees, See—Apply to JOHM SOPPET. No. 8, Queen-street. 4*OK CASH, BALANCE by Weekly .Snr'/W .LP Payments of £1, a neat Dwelling House, quite new. healthy situation, good view. —S. Vailc, House and Land Agent. J. *~f -0. A CASH, BALANCE as agreed. Ikat MAj\J Ao-roomcd Cottage at Spring hank, with allotment 40 x 100, good well.—B. Vaile, House, Land, and Estate A^ent. £* Kf\f\ TO LEND, iv sums of £50 PfeotoP\J \J and upward ..—S. Vaile, House, Land, and Commission Agent, Shortland-street, next the Post-office. TVTORTH ~~SHORET—A Cottage to Let! JJ*\ also, several Houses for Sale.—R. and It. Dudcr, Dovonport. DETA C HED .-Cottage to Let, 4 rooms, plenty good water, close to the Junction ; small family preferred.—Enquire of Mr. Fowler, Grocer, corner of Edwqrdes-street. . | .0 RENT, a four or five-room Cottage in JL Ponsonby or Dedwood District*, if suitable will take for a year certain ; a good garden, or sufficient ground to form one, indispensable.— Address, stating terms. Sec, to "M„"'at Messrs. Close Bros., Grocers, Queen-street. TO LE T, a Family Residence at Remuora. near the Newmarket Railway Station, containing !l rooms, with LV arcs of land: rent, £1 per week.—Apply to J. M. Len nox, Estate Agent. /THO LET, a foui-roomed Cottage, with JL small garden.—H. Ashton and Son, No. 8, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. TO LET, a three-roomed Cottage in Parnell. Rent, (is per week.—Apply to Mr Xair. Grocer, Parnell. T|".o LET, two Rooms with fire place, JL well adapted for two persons, cither .-single or married (without children), in a healthy locality ; five minutes walk from the Union Bank.—Enquire at the Wynjard Boarding House, Abercrombie-street. TO RE LET, those conveniently-situated Offices over Mr. Pcarse's shop in Qncen strcct, and lately occupied by Mr. Kissling, Solicitor.—John Buchanan. Shortland-street.. TO~LET,'~~Victwia~Liv~ery _md~B-.it Stables, with Dwelling-house, in Albert and Chapel-streets —Apply to Dignan and Arm strong, _ __ 5, Imperial Chambers. MmO LET, a Grocer's House and JL Shop, ton of Hobson-strcot, contain ing Grocer's Fittings complete, and gas laid on.—Apply to N. McCulsky, top of Hobson strect. FOR SALE, (very cheap) a live-roomed House; three fire-places, good well, double allotment, drained and planted with fruit trees. —Apply at W- Baxter's store, Great North Road. EARS, Hd ; Plums, 2d; Apples, 3d ; Beautiful Condensed Milk,9dtin ; Neavo's Food for Infants. 9d per tin ; Pickles, 6d: Nook laces, half the usual price: Splendid Wairoa Cheese, 8d; Ladies' Gold Chains, 9d; Jet Brooch and Earrings together, Is Gd ; Large Mugs, id; Razors, 9d; Epsom Salts, 6d per dozen ; Great Bargains in Auckland-made Boot? ; Children's Bootees, Id per pair; First-class Now Sooks, Gd : Women's Stockings, fid; Cork Soles, sd; Mixed Pins, Id per oz.; Collarettes, id each; Hair Nets, 6d; a lot of Wide Ribbon, Gd per yard; Fcatners, 9d e«ob; Berlin Wool; Child ren's Cloth Gloves ; Jams, Gd. Any article not approved of the money returned.—W. H. Dam pier, General Healer, Wynd-ham-street, corner of Albert-street. ss. REWARD.—Lost, a Green Umbrella, with a buckhorn handle. The finder will receive the above reward by leaving same at this office. LOST, yesterday, in Nelson-street, a Gold Scarf Pjn.—The finder would please return same to this office. LOST, between Harp of Erin and Upper Queen-street, on Friday Inst, the Slide of a Buggy Lamp.—Finder will please return the same to G. W. Binnoy. mo CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. Tenders required to Build Cottages in Nelson street. Plans and specifications to be seen at my office until Saturday, tho 31st instant, at noon, when tendors will be delivered JAMES WRIGLEY, Architect. T AND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. Notice is hereby clvcti, that the several parcels of L»nd hereinafter described will be brought under the provisions of " The Land Transfer Act, 18(0," unless caveat in tho meantime be lodged forbidding the same, in each case on or before the 13th d»y of April next :— Isabella Gov/ax Wilson,—Lots 5 and G of Section D of tho Village of Warkworth, in the Pa rish of Mahurangi. In occupation of James Thompson Wilson. 1017. CBRTBTor»rTKK Rosr Li.i<.in..x.--Allotment 119, Section 2, of the Town of Tauronga, En occupation of applicant. 10-19. Charlotte Svokks Yono*.—Allotments %\ 27, and 32, of small Jot. near tho Village of Ota* liuhu, rontainlmv Ho, iv. ,-,op. In occupation of Albert Sheppard. 1052, John Abraham T.....B.—Allotment lb iv the Parish of Tamah-.sre, Banl.B Count?, eontainlnst •200 acres. In occupation of Herman William Tinnc, 1055. GEOROBTttOiVtJ'-iOt. f.tfA*-.-.A.".— Part of Allot mer-ts 0 nnd 1(1, .(ion 8, City of Auckland, In applfcsanfc'd 0-oU\>ation. Also, part of Allotment i, Section IG, City of Auckland. In applicant's occupation. 1056—105?, Diagrams may bo inspected at this office. Bated this twenty-fourth day of Miu'<sh. •"**" tho La a & Rsalatry Office, AXLtylya* - , -_. 7, at kISSLING. — .. District Land Registrar, T , A'£EST AMERICAN TYPOGRA jviau aicame-". -— 'EvaNIKO Stat." b.,.\v



IjILLEBSLIE GARDENS. EASTER MONDAY. PROGRAMME:— ONE MILE HANDICAP.—Ist prize, Go AVatch ; 2nd, £1. Entrance, 2s. 6d. 150 YARDS HANDICAP.—Ist prize, £3 ; 2nd, £1. Entrance, 2s. Cd. RIDTNG THE YANKEE HORSE.-Prize, £5. Whacver rides the animal 20 yards without being thrown, will be entitled to the prize. En trance, 2s. 6d. THROWING THE HAMMER. RUNNING HIGH JUMP. HOP. STEP, AND JUMP. THREE-LEGGED RACK. Entries for the Half-mile, 150-yards, Hurdle Race, and Yankee Horso Performance, with name, colours, &c, will be received by the Secretary till MONDAY, 2Sth instant, at 9 p.m., at tho Occidental Hotel. JAMES A. BROWN, Secretary. HA. C. B. S. — AUCKLAND c BRANCH, No. 81. fT he Annual Ball, In commemoration of St. Pat rick's Day, wid tako place CHORAL HALL On EASTER MONDAY, 2.-.D Apkil, 1377. Tickets, 10s. Gil., may bo had of Mr. Callnan, Queen-street; Mr. Flynn, Wclloslcy-.trect; Mr. Dempsey, WeUeslcy-strcet; and of the Members of Committee. Ladies by invitation circular only. M.CONNOLLY, Secretary. fITW A. C. B. S. 11. ONEHUNGA BRANCH, No. 89. A BALL in connection with the above Branch will be held in the CHORAL HALT,, Onchunga, on EASTER MONDAY, April 2. Ladies admitted by circular. Dancing to commence at 9 o'clock p.m. Double Tickets, 7s. 6d. ; Single, ss. C. LUCAS, Secretary. "W"IXON LIGHT HOR SE. Members will muster at the Drill-shed, Auck land, mounted and in full uniform, with swords and carbines, for Yearly Inspection, TO MORROW (Wednesday), March 28, at 2 o'clock sharp, to march from town. Troopers must attend to insure capitation mono}*, ALFRED E. ISAACS, Captain. <%S> Mjk *!r*- V^ W 4** PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE OF NEW ZEALAND, Inisu Constitution. The Quarterly Communication will be held in the Lodge-room, Masonic Hotel, on WEDNES DAY. March 28. 1 Lour of meeting : 8 o'clock p.m. N.B.—All Master Masons may and are invited to attend. By order of tho R.W.P.G.M. Master. JAMES C. DOULL, P.G. Secretary. TVT E W WESL EV A N CHURCH, JLI NORTH SHORE. Opening Soiree on Tuesday Evening next, the 27th instant, in the Dovonport Hall. Tea at half past 6. After Tea, a Public Meeting, when addresses will be given by several Ministers and friends. Collections in aid of Building Fund. IVTEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER ___H CAN TILE AG TWO V COMPANY (LIMITED). The Third Call, of Ten Shillings per Share, on the Third Issue of the Company, will be payable at the Company's Office on TUESDAY, 3rd April, 1877. By order of the Board of Directors. FREDERIC!- BATTLEY, For the Managing Director. Auckland, Ist March, 1577. DANK OF NEW ZEALAND. Notice is hereby given that tho HALF YEARLY GENERAL MEETING of the Proprietors of this Bank will be held in tho Banking-house, In Auckland, on THURSDAY, the. 2tsth day of APRIL next, at noon, for the purpose of receiving the Report of tho Directors for the Half-year ending 31st instant, and for any other business that may be brought before the Meeting. By order of the Board of Directors, JOHN MURRAY, For the Inspector. Auckland. March 19th. 1877. Qjpl FngTYi lla, ponsonby. Mrs. ADDEY has procured the assistance of three competent Masters for the Young Ladies' School, and trusts she will receive the continued support of her friends. The Second Quarter will commence on WED NESDAY, 28t.n instant. Vacancies for two boarders. Terms on application. idTsTBURTON respectfully requests intending purchasers of his superior mildly-spiced GOOD FRIO AY BUNS to favour him with their orders not later than 8 p.m. on Thursday Evening. C.B. trusts to be in a position to deliver them HOT at and after six a.m. on Friday Morning.—C. Buiiton, Queen street and Parnell. I HEREBY give notice to Charles Ori.ando Hill, owner of Subdivision 5, Section 7, Allotment 5, situate corner of Newton Road and Oxford-street. District of Waitomata, Auckland, that I require him to Kenco his half of the said Lot on or before the 23rd day of April, 1877.—Signed, G. HEitON, 23rd March, 1877. [ESTABLISHED A.D. 1864.] THE CITY OF AUCKLAND DYEING AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, Richmond, and Welltsslky-sthf.kt East.— W. EDGAR & CO., Vroprlotora.-Whi'e thank ing thu public for their patr<>nag« durintr «*e pa«t, 13 years, W. -_. a. On, would bee to inform ! them i hat they have now on hand a complete stock of th« very best, dyes, a"d that, with ■ heir appliances, in which they ho,ve adopted every modern improvement, they can turn not their work of a qnalifcynnt to bo excelled. W.E.&Co. solicit the Ladies of Auckland to send their Siti and Union Velvet*, Silk and Satin Dresses, &c., to be Cleaned or Dyed, and Finished. Ostrich Feath"i*s, Cleaned, Curled, or Dyed. Genile mon's Clothiny Cleaned, Dyed, Well-pre»sed, and neatly repaired at short notice. Blankets Scoured at 2s. a pair. Orders left at their City E-tablishment, Wellesley-strcet East, will meet with prompt attention. Ladies and Gentlemen wa'ted upon by leaving their address, personally or by post, at tho Office, Wcllcsby-strcet East. Hats, Feathers, Shecn a kins Cu-'ed, Cleaned, or Dyed. ' A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD, Harbour Board OiHce, Auckland, 2-ttii March, 1870, The following extract fttMt tho " Now Zealand Gazette i_ published for general information- WILLIAM C. DALDY, Chairman* exhibition of lights on railway wharf, auckland harbour, Notice to Ma_ii_.ebs. No. 8 of 1877. { Customs Department (Marian Branch). Welling! on, l&th Mt__eh, 3K.7. The following Notice to Mariners, received from the Auckland Harbour Board, Is published for aeneral information, GEO, MCLEAN. Notico is hereby civ on that o*i flnfl a (Myl ** Ist, proximo two Red L'ghts ivciL.ttl' ' ...e exhibited bi>i.w..n »nr>. t ftlld gi-"'' „ .11 be lamp post erect d at tliH $..»*• ..--■• from a seaward cxt.r tm y_ tlv .-, astern an l«oi Point BritotiKit-f,»- * - ... Wharf, oil will in H_f» •' , _t-«_< taut a single White Light ~manor bo shown xroin the western 1 ...-_ the said Wharf, I. J. BURGESS, Chief Harbour Master. Chief Harbour Master* Office, Auckland, 6th .March, 1577. rjr.ENDEI.i_ are requested for Additions JL t<> a House in Ponsonby. Plan and speci fication to be seen at my office until 12 o'clock on Saturday next, the 31st inst—W. P. Hammond, Architect, 4. $ 43. Ingurw.. StuilOißgs, ',



m H E A T R E ROYAL. TO-NIGHT l"""""TO-NIGHT! . MISS JESSIE R AYMO ND'S BENEFIT. Local Drama ! Local Drama I - FAIR FACE AND FALSE HEART ! Original Address ! ts3__ Remember, Miss Raymond's Benefit. T ORNE-STREET HALL EASTER MONDAY. A GRAND CONCERT AND DANCE will be given by pLAIR'S -7MTINSTREL npROUPE. __sr By Request, " CARNIVAL D'AFRIC." Front Scats (admit to Dance), 25.; Gallery, Is. Full particulars future issue. T. CULLY. Secretary. T. MA T THE W'S PAR IS H MISSION SERVICES : TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, & THURSDAY r, At 8 p.m. ST. MATTHEW'S. Seats Fi.be. No Collection. THURSDAY—Address to Mothers, at 4 p.m., at St. Thomas's. GOOD FRIDAY.—St. Matthew's, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. St. Thomas's, 7 p.m. EASTER SUNDAY.—Service for Sailors on the Wharf, 9.30 a.m. Address to Men at St. Matthew's, 1 p.m. Rev. ALFRED Penny, Missionary. COALS. 1f... at J3 the Yard, in bulk; Delivered in bags. 225., screened. Cash. Apply at J. CRAIG'S. Fort-street. -_. ... /CONSIGNEES' NOTICE. *_y f#-*(KSg^*S_, Consignees per' Ephcmcy, from ■"*y__t£g3Hs^ Dnnedin and Oamaru, will please i__-_-S-_____^^ pay Freight to the undersigned. CO UPLAND & CO. ,~l\A_ EXCURSION TO -JCJ COROMANDEL. *2l_ilislb_^GOOD FRIDAY and EASTER MaMaaSßßas MONDAY. Return Tickets Available for One Week. The new iron screw steamer X I N A Will leave Auckland on Good Friday and Easter Monday at 9.30 a.m., returning from Coromandel same nights. Return Tickets, available for one week, 10s. E. G. SMITH, Agent. ,~KJL X> S. 'OREGON.' \JK||^^^> GRAND EXCURSION GOOD FRIDAY TO MANUKAU HEAD??, FLAGSTAFF AND LIGHTHOUSE, WHATIPU SAAV-MILLS, VIEW OF THE WRECK OF THE ILL-FATED 'ORPHEUS.' Leaving Onehunga at 10 a.m. Return Fare, 2/6. Refreshments on Board. "Weather permitting. M. H. ROE. .___*n-£S. YF O R II OKIA NG A >__^i--H$X _g^ DIRECT. _____js_p=^-_r Th° Scho°nor QUEEN, Captiun Jones, will sail on THURSDAY next, 29th instant. For freight or passage apply to NICCOL, HENDRY & CO., Agents. THURSDAY, NOON.—Market-house. POULTRY— Turkeys, Fowls, Ducks, Pigeons, Fancy Birds, &c, &ro. PRODUCJ.—Potatoes, Onions, Cheese, Butter, Sec Dog Cart, Spring Cart, Hand Cart, and Double-seated Buggy. Furniture, Sundries, &c. R. C. GREENWOOD, \ uctioneer. THURSDAY, MARCH 29. M. JONES & CO. WILL hold their usual Market Day Sale at the Central Sale Rooms, on Thursday next (instead of Friday), at 11 o'clock a.m., PRODUCE, POULTRY, FURNITURE, &c, . See, Sec THURSDAY, APRIL 5. CONTRACTORS' PLANT, BUILDING MATERIALS, SHEDS, ENGINES, &c. AT NEW PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL. M. JONES & CO. HAVE received instructions from Mr. John Taylor, coniractor, to sell by auction, at the New Provincial Hospital, on Thursday, the sth April, at 12 noon, Tho Whole of the Surplus Materials and Plant, consisting of— Portable Engine, Chillian Mortar-grinding Mill, Sawing and Groving Machine, with iron bench; Timber Jacks. Quarry Tools, Crab Winches, Tackle, large quantity of surplus Timber and Scaffolding, Vice, Blacksmiths' Tools, Grindstone, Nads, Screws, Ironmongery, Hobart Town and Oamaru Stone, Cement, Sheds, Workshops, and Offices, covered with corrugated iron, &c„ &c, Sec, All in Splendid Working Order, TOMORROW, NOON. EX S.S. ROTORUA, (_. SYDNEY. O/g CASES ORANGES Otic 1 cases Lemons 2i) cases Crown Pippin Applea. To Be Sold by Auction R. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. THE CATTLE FAIR. FOR SALE, front ft OO To l,m I^:i '-a lav °c num< ber of theiil well-bred Heifers and Steers, from eighteen months to two years old. ALFRED BUOKLAND. , ~~~ 'rHURSDAYrMARCH'S-T^"^ THE REM U~E~R A YARDS. 5?(OR SALE, at RcCTr-eni. on Thursday . next. March 29, ut 12 noon, 200 head Choic« Fat Cattle, from Ay*itu I a nil Wtt-ikato i Dai..- Cows and Store Calllo ! 400 Ki*.Sh-*«-'pand Lambs I Fai arid Storfi T'lg., I WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11. »T.HE A UTUMN CATT L E F AIR Will be: heid at REMUERA ON W EDNESD AY, APRIL 11th. Entries of STOCK for Sale are requested to be forwarded to the Huymarket before WEDNES DAY, -th .\p/d.



WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BEOADWOOD PIANO. AT THE RESIDENCE OF MR I ROBERT VAILE, NORTH SHORE. M. JONES & CO. HAVE received instruction., from Mr Robert Vailc (who is leaving the Colony), to sell by auction at his residence, Devonport, , North Shore, on Wednesday, 28th March, at 11 a.m., HIS ENTIRE.HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE ANDjEFFECTS, consisting of— Handsomo Drawing-room Suite, Walnut and Green R->p, Walnut Chottbnnior, Rimu Cho-ibmiler, Centre Table, Inlaid Chest Table, Walnut Dovonpor., Wal nut Canterbury and Whatnot, Large Drawing-room Clock (28 day). 1 Large i Mirror, Occasional Tabb-, Rosewood Pianoforte, by Broadwood, Handsomo Window Cornices, Curtain Poles and Curtains, Green Venetian Blinds. 7ft. by 3ft. Gin., Carpets, Rugs, and Valuable Homeopathic Family Medicine Chest, Dining Table and Chairs. Couch, Side Tables, &c.,lron Bedsteads, Washstands, (Marble Top), Toilet, Tables and Ware, Chests of 1 irawers. Glassware, Crockery, Cooking Utensils, 1 Handsome Croquet Set in mottled kauri, complete Cricket Set, Iron Tank.. &c, &c, &c. THURSDAYrMARCH 29. BY ORDER OF THE REPRESENTA. TIVES OF LIEUT. ERNEST LAW SON. 400 ACRES, WAIMANA, OPOTIKI THE subscribers have received instruct* tiona from the Representatives of Lieut. Ernest Lawson. to sell by public auction, at tho Land Mart, Fort-street, on Wednesday, 28th instant, at 12 o'clock. ALLOTMENTS Nos. 62, G3, 01, 05,35, 11, 9. and 12, of the Parish of Waiuiana, County of Opotiki, containing 100 acres, adjoining the property of Patrick Comiskey, Esq. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. FRIDAY, APRIL 6, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK. AUCTION SALE IN THE ESTATE OF "JOSEPH BOULTER. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. G. W. BIN NE V WILL seU by public auction, at the Exchange Sale Rooms, on Friday, the 6th April, at 11 o'clock, ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND, containing about _ acres, situated at Remuera, ad joining the property of Messrs. T. &S Morrin. For particulars see future advertisement. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2S. LEASE OF GOVERNMENT TOLLS, &C, &c, &c, THE undersigned have been instructed to offer for sale by public auction, at their Mart, Queen-street, Auckland, at 12 noon on the above dale, THE UNDERMENTIONED TOLLS AND H l_l_b for the Six Calendar Months, commencing Ist April, 1877 :— 1. The Fees leviable at the Public Slaughter house, Newmarket. 2. The Tolls leviable at the Tamaki Bridge Pan mure. 3. The Tolls leviable at the Toll-gate, near the J unci, on Hotel, on the Great South Koad, and at the Chain-bars on Seccombe's Road and Buckland's Koad. 4" Tne Tolls leviable at the Otahuhn and Slippery Orcek Toll-gates, Great South Koad. 5. The Tolls leviable at the Arch-Hill Toll-gate on the Great North Road. 6. The Tolls leviable at tho Mount Eden Road 1011-gate, and at the Gaol Road Chain bar, together with the royalty leviable for Scoria Ash. &c, taken from the Gravel Pits on tho Mount Eden Reserve, Conditions at the Mart. N.8.-The Purchaser will be required to ex ecute tbe usual Bond, with two Approved Sureties, on Day of Sale. -approvea . B^TONKS~_^CO. WEDNESDAY, ■MARCiTS-S. TO INVESTORS. VALUABLE FREEHOLD HOUSEHOLD PROPERTY, CROSS-STREET, NEWTON. ALLOTMENT, CANADA-STREET. THE subscribers have received instruct lons from Mr. Charles Parker who i<. t^Tl^ 11? t ty\ to seU by Public auction, at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Wednesday the 28th instant, at 12 o'clock, 7' me *iBUI HIS VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY situate in Cross-street, Newton, bcinn-__ Lots 64 and Go, of the Subdivision (Lamie's) of Allotment 8, Section 7, Suburbs of Auck land, 82 feet frontage, by an mS depth of 106 feet, on which are cSI three comfortable Cottages, contaS fnc, four, and three rooms respeetivel^ r.pairoUS y WclKfin-si-ed» and in good The Allotments are strongly fenced _■>«_« aid out. and planted wi:h ! number *of^S ; trees, shrubs, flowers, &c„ and have i.™ 'them two wells of never-failing water? ° CANADA-STREET, NEWTON -Lot .1 «. Subdivision (Morrin's) of pariTof Allot ment 7, Section 7, Suburbsof Auckland dJfeot frontage to Canada street by an average depth of 175 feet, partly fence!.* SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON J ' / WEDNESDAY, MARCfi^ CITYM A R T. TEAS, GROCERIES, OILMEN'S oIORES. H GRANT & MORTON AS received instructions to Sell by at 11 o'clock, 011 at hlB Mart 0a Wc^e_day W, 10 ca3ea J-Sardines 10 )) .-Sardines 10 „ Star Lobsters 10 „ Morton's do. * " a '_ "WWte Herrings is. v." nci.? TySauce X 159 boxes Camttea 2 cases, Ham. • i ~ Fancy Soap » » _*_c_-. Sauce 5 •„ Olives &' m „ Morton's jp&fcles fU ~ quart Vinegar 10 „ i-Siilad Oil 10 „ -i-CastorOil • & » ttlcd bruits 0 ,; Chocolate __ ;: gaJo p-Comf^ 5 t- -.iego is !»■ __emon Peel w* „ Keillor's Marmalade 0 ~ 2_>. Prunes 25 boxes Muscatels | 10 barrels Barcelona Nuts 5 barrels Soft Shell Almond.. 10 boxes Jordan do. 1 case Figs 1 cas-» Sultanas 15 casks Currants 10 cases Table &•«,]{; 10 cases Conoo>s_d sfii_* 30 kegs Cavb. Soda 10 kess Saltpetre 10 casesD.&M.hmckina' 1 20 „ 'i\Z., Pij... a M. -~ Burn. Cutty da lot* . chcz s Toa £00 boxes il'cw. Special attention o£ the Tr. a. directed to thd above. Every lino for absolute Bale. L~W. £ A~ _F O 5f 9 HAS 9N* SALE ; i A CA RGO: .OF ORANGES. I Will bo Sold in lata item 20 <>o_*n and mrWßi&i i lOd* m dO^set pneQ, mjm*J