of thanks to the Auckland representatives for the kind and heart3 r welcome which they had •"experienced here. ( After an hour had been spent in social intor ■ourse, the session was formally closed. During the four days, the Grand Lodge has sat not less than 36 hours.

TELEGRAPHIC.

[FROM OUB OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

COROMANDEL, this day. The Union. Beach manager reports lG2lbs. specimens in hand, and a good quantity of gold showing in the face. Sir George Grey.—Crushing from this mine gave 7 ozs 14 chvts. Tokatoa, Royal Oak, and Bismarck, are all getting a little gold, but nothing impor tant. Whanfiapoua,— Lizzie sailed to-day, Albatross and Fannie loading. HOKIANGA, this| day. THE RACES. Maiden Plate.—Wood's Charlie, 1 ; Dryer's Nelson, 1. Ladies Parse.—Young Performer, 1 ; Tai' o, 2. Pnkaerae Cup.—Young Performer, 1 ; Cinderella, 2. Pony Hurdlo Race.—Pundic, 1 ; "Wood's Charlie, 2. Second Day. Hokianga Hurdle Race.—Young Per former, 1 • Cinderella, 2. <■ Pony Race—Wood's Ruby, 1 ; Pia, 2.. Hokianga Handicap.—Daniel O'Rorke, 1 ; Bundarra, 2. Selling Handicap. —Don, 1 (sold for £12 Ith) ; Stranger, 2. Consolation Stakes. —Taipo, Ist ; De ceiver, 2nd. c JTararu Cup : value £5 ; presented by Dr Goile.—Won by Pia. Ladies Race : Ist prize, saddle ; second prize, bridle and whip.—'Mrs Clark Ist ; Miss Leaf, 2nd. WELLINGTON, this day. ILLNESS OF A FORMER SPEAKER. News comes from Nelson that Sir D. Mnnro is dangerously ill,-and not ex pected to recover. The members of the late Wellington Provincial Government Service are organ ising a testimonial to Messrs Fitzherbert and Bunny. " NEW CLUB. The Wellington Club Company ac- , cepted Scoular and Archibald's tender of £7150 for new buildings. NEW GAS COMPANY. The proposed Empire Gas Company announce that they still intend to proceed with their enterprise. INSOLVENCY. Charles Hart, auctioneer, has filed a declaration of insolvency.

The office of Donald and Vile, was broken into last night, and the caslj.-b.ox rilled, but nothing was obtained. Two more boating crews representing the Lumpers Association, and Artillery Cadets, are uoing to Nelson regatta. FIRE.

A large fire on the Masterton Railway Works, destroyed much bush and houses belonging to Mr. McKirdy, contractor.

SALVAGE OF THE HANNAH BAR-

NETT,

ThefoHowing arc the particulars of si rand- j ing of the Hannah Banicit and the salvage [ claim by the Hawea. A* the Hawoa was coming out of Tory Channel this morning, the Bchooner was noticed on the rocks just J southward of the entrance. A boat put off j from the steamer and boarded the schooner which was found to be the Hannah Barnett, .apparently abandoned, no one being on i board. Captain Wheeler decided to tow her ■ oiY, and got out boats with warps, kedge, j &c, and at'length succeeded m getting her afloat. Her forefoot was much injured. A good deal of her copper was j torn off", and her rudder carried away, but j otherwise she seemed sound and was making no water. A temporary steering apparatus was rigged up with spars and ropes. Sail was made on the schooner and the Hawea took her in tow. Just as they were clear ing channel a boat, came out of Little Inlet, with Captain Renncr and the schooner's crew, who were taken on board the steamer, when Renner stated that he had abandoned the Hannah Barnett under the following circumstances : She was bound from Lyttle tion to Pioton in ballast, and at ten o'clock on Wednesday night was steering as they supposed for the entrance to Tory Channel. The weather was quite fine, and clear. Un fortunately . the adjacent headland was mistaken for that marking the entrance to which it is rery similar, and the schooner stood right on the rocks. Finding her hard and fast, the captain and crew took to the ho&.iM, and went ashore, but yesterday morning came back, and fepent the day endeavouring to tow her ofF, but the warps parted, and finding the vessel becoming a total wreck, at length determined to abandon her, when they were picked up by the.Hawea. The steamer haying col lected all the property of Captain R-nner and his crew, put a'crew from the Hawea on board the derelict schooner, (her own crew being completely knocked up). The Hannah Barnett was valued at £1300, and was insured iii the Standard OHice against total loss for £900.

DUN EI)I!\. ihis day. STABLES AND RACEHORSE BURNED. By a. live, the Gore Green's stables were burned d ->wn. The loss is estimated at .•£700", of which £-200 is insured in the Royal office. Tiie racer Badger was destroyed. Another section of the Winton-Kingston line from Elbow to Lowtliftr, six miles, lias been thrmVn open for traffic, on Monday. The Government intend to lose no time in finishing tfaa.-Western district railway with the exception of the Oroniiki. DEATH IN THE LOCK-UP. At thj coroner's iiifj-.ie.st oji the body of Samuel Trickey, who died suddenly in fth« lockup at Tapanui, it was proved he died from infiaination of the lungs, jiccelemtecl by apoplexy. He was seventy years of ajjre. " The jury complimented the i|H>lico'ou the great care and consideration shewn the deceased.

A WIFE TO ORDER,

At a recent meeting of the Mission Com 3nitteo of one of the churches of Otago, it was incidentally reported that a cer tain missionary under their control was about to pay a visit to Melbourne. An explanation ' ensued, and it appeared that he had recently taken an amorous iit, and had tried in numerous quarters to find a lady willing to share Ins fortunes for life, but His efforts proved fruitless. In despair he made application to the com mittee to supply him with a wife. Upon receiving an answer declining his request, the Mission Committee resolved that m the event of his departure from the prescribed mission field for any such purposes he would be regarded as having broken his engage ment, and his connection with tha Church would be severed.

BRIG TOWER HILL UNSEAWORTHY.

In consequence of complaints of her un- BOiVworthiness, the Commissioner of Cus toms has detained the brig Tower Hill, whbh promises to be a second Don Juan case. . , Another awfully sudden death, this tune a little girl, is reported,

[PRKS3 AGENCY,]

TJMARU, this day. BOROUGH AMENITIES. There ia great excitement about #*c hanvy assessment of rateable pvQO&W "{ Iho BovoUgh, A mutitiiig of five inmd«4 burgesses Iwm liyid lust »isUt larjp»WW ogaSist the action of the Borouglt CouucA

ing tho levying of tho rate. Mitch indigna tion is caused, by the Borough Council determining to spend £1360 in a town hall without consent of the ratepayers. ARCHITECTS' CHARGES.

Judge Ward gave an important deci sion yesterday as to architects' charges. Mr West, architect, sued Cramond, a coach proprietor, for £66, comnrissiotPron £2750, tho amount of the lowest tender receivedfor a dwelling-house, of weich the plain tiff had drawn the plans, but which had not been built. Mr Cramond proved that he had only instructed West to draw plans of a house to cost £1,200 or £1.500 at the most. The judge decided that the plans of the boiise shoiild rovert to Cramond, and gave judgment for defendant, Avith costs.

LIABILITY FOR A WIFE'S DEBTS.

In the case Sutton v. Dunn a well to do farmer who put his wife out of doors, and lie advertised he would not be rosponsibe for her debts, however, she got credit up to £42 for necessaries for which Dunn was sued. The Judge ordered him to pay, or execution to be issued in twelve hours. DUNEDIN, this day. ON MUSIC IN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES. The Presbyterian Synod devoted tho whole of yesterday's sitting, extending over eight hours, to a discussion of the question of instrumental music which came up on a petition from the Oamaru Presbytery, praying the Synod to rescind its deci sion of last year on the subject, and to send down an overture to the Presby teries and Kirk sessions. The ultimate decision of the Synod was a resolution on the motion of Rev Mr Finlayson, declining to accede to the request of the Oamaru Presbytery, and further declaring that no express or definite command is claimed for the use of instrumental m s'c in Christian worship, nor ,s such music to be regarded as an essential part of worship, but is merely permitted as an aid in sustaining the voices of the congrega tion while engaged in the service of praise.

NELSON, this day. THE REGATTA. Boats continue to arrive. A four-oared batswing and sailing boat were brought iii the Kennedy this morning from Greymoiith, and the yacht Secret arrived from Lyttel ton. There is to be a public Calico Ball on Wednesday night.

CRICKET.

AUCKLAND V. NORTH SHORE,

Tins match is hem.? played on the Kllcrshc ground this afternoon. The teams drove out in a dra;r, which left the corner of Shortland-street at 2 o'clock. Play did not. begin till three o'clock, so that we are unable to give the particulars of the match.

CARLTOX v. WEST END.

This match i 3 beinor played to-day in the Do innin, where a capital wicket had been pre pared. Both clubs are putting forth their full strength, and a close match is expected.

THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 1877.



Visitors to Auckland during the holiday. should not fail to walk through the Arcades The proprietors invite straugers to inspect their stock, though they may not imme diately -wish to purchase. They pride themselves on keeping the largest variety of Carpets in New Zealand. Their excel lent workmanship has elicited a demand for their Furniture from Australia, the Cabinet Department being under the management of Mr R. Cranwcll, "wlio.se long experience enables him to give great satisfaction. —Just Landed, Floor Cloths for Stairs, ITalls and Rooms; Fancy Pat tern China Mattings, Linoleums, Carpet and Hearth Rugs ; Pier Glasses, Walnut Loo Tables, Toilet Sets, etc. etc. Country Settlers should purchase at the " CITY Hall Arcade," as they can obtain so many of their requirements at one establish ment. A Liberal Discount to cash pur chasers during the holiday season at HOLLOWAY & GaklICK'S, Queen-street. —[A DVT.] WELLESLEY- STREET BAPTIST1 CHUHCH AND SCHOOL. PICNIC TO MOTUTAPU. A PICNIC for Members and Friends of the above Church and School has been arranged to be hold at Motutapu on REGATTA DAY, the 2Dth January instant. The steamer will leave tlioQueen-street wharf at 5.30 a.m. (weather permitting). Tickets, 2s Gel each; may be obtained from the Teachers and Ofliccrs of the School. Children under 12, Is 6d. Admission to the Steamer -will bo by ticket only, for which an early application is neces sary. ON EIIU NG A YOUNG LADIES' h'chcol will He-open on 22nd January. Vacancies for Boarders. iVIIia MORRISON. _ P" lUMITIVE aiETHODISTCHURCH", Edwardes-stroet. — Sabbath Services: — Morning', at 11, by Rev. VV. Harris; Evening, at G. 30, by Hoy. W. Tlnslcy. T3RIMITIVE METHOPIST CHURCH, JL Franklyn Road. — Sabbath Services:— Morning1, at 11, Rev. W. Tinslcy; Evening, at G. 30, Ro'v. W..Harris. WESLEY AN CHURCH, Pitt-stukkt. . SUNDAY SERVICES. Jan. 14.—The W. J. Williams will preach in the mommy, at 11; and Mr. Fee in the evening-, at 6.30. WESLEYAN CHURCH, North Shore, DEVONFOBT Hall. — Morning, at 11, Mr. IJurtoii; Evening, G. 30, Air. C'arr. UT. STEPHEN'S PRESB YTE RI AN IO CHURCH, Ponsonby Hall.—The Rev, D. Bruce will conduct Divine Service ss above on Sunday morning, the 14th instant, at 11 o'clock, and will introduce the Rev. D. W. Runciman to the congregation. ■"VTEWTON KlßK—Divine Service at JLI the usual hours to-morrow. Subjects:— j Morning: "The First Temptation of Jcmis in the Wilderness." Evening: "The True, the Good, and the Beautiful." ORNE - STREET HALL SUNDAY SERVICES, conducted by Edger, 8.A., January 11.—Morning: "The Christian Victor." Evening: " Annual Sermon on Intem perance. The great approaching conflict: its possible issues." ESLEYAN CHURCH, Poiißunby,— Sunday Services, in Mr. Addey's School room. —Morning, at 11, by Mr. Jessop; Evening, at 6.30, Rev. J. Whcwell. W "ESLEYAN CHURCH, Union-street. The Sabbath Services will be conducted as usual in the Morning, at 11 o'clock, by Rev. J. Wallis ; Evening, at 6.30, by Mr. Jessop. PON SON BY BAPTIST CHAPEL. -^ Rev. Mi\ Webb, of Sydney, wili preach in the Ponsonby Baptist Chapel to-morrow (Sun day), at G. 30 p.m. -g /feS. REWARD. —Lost, on Saturday JL \7 last, between the s.s. Hero and Wyncl ham-street, a Lady's Gold. Chain, with key and ornaments attached. Finder will receive above reward on bringing it to this office. LOST, last night, by a little Girl, a Purse and 125., between Beafield View and tho Cricket Ground.—Finder rewarded on bring ing soinoto_Grjifto^Jlo^d_^torej____ LOST, on Friday morning;' by a poor \yoi?*o<n> a Purse, containing Notes and Gold, in Queen-streat. Anyone returning same to Mrs. Dance, Upuor (Jue-eu-sfrest, will bo handsomely rewarded. ' LOST, an English Lever Watch, and Silver Chain attached, between Auckland and J. Pake's, Mount.Hosldll Uoad. The finder wilt receive tlia sum of £1 reward on leaving it 'at tMs Qjiiee..' ■■_-_ -,- ■ \^;, : f-J?' i _^.__ OHO BMCliLA .YE'SS^Wauted.tt Brick. J lajeito Hi|t up tiVQ Ciusujjiea,—Esanlt'e v&9k



IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and in the Bankruptcy of Thomas Riciiaeds, of Auckland, a Debtor. Notice is hereby given that a Meeting of the Creditors of the said Thomas Richards will be held at my office. Supreme Court House, Auck land, on THURSDAY, the ISth January in3t., at half-past 11 o'clock, to givo an Order of Dis charge to the above-named Bankrupt. Dated this 12th day of January, 1877. THOS. MACFFARLANE, Trustee. i IN BANKRUPTCY. 1 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF AUCK LAND, HOLDEN AT HAMILTON. In the matter of " Tho Debtors and Creditors Act, 1870," and in the matter of the Bankruptcy of JAMES Lakdek Long bottom, of Hamilton, a Debtor. This is'to notify that at a First Mooting of the Creditors of the abovenamed James Larder Long-bottom held this day in the District Court House nt Hamilton, George Edgecumbe, or Newcastle, Agent, was elected Creditor's lrus tce in tho above Estate. Dated at Hamilton this 9th day of January, lt!"' T. MONTGOMERY, Clerk of Court. A MEETING .of MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE for RECEPTION of ENGLISH ELEVEN will be held at the Thames Hotel on MONDAY next, 15 instant, at 7.30 p.m. Business of importance. A full attendance is particulary requested. F. DUFAUR, Secretary. WANTED, an .active Boy who can read and write.—Apply to H. L. Possen iskic, Shortland-strect. ANTED, a few good Sawmill and Bush Hands; also a Bush Carpenter.— , Apply Tloldship and Co. WANTED, a respectable Lad to deliver Orders ; reference required,— Apply to E. Ellingham, Wholesale Grocer, Queen-streot. WANTED, Tenders for the Erection of a four-roomed Cottage in Kybcr Pass Road. Plans and specifications to be seen, and all particulars, at Mr. Y. Warren's Store, Kara ngahapeßoad. ■\TK7~ANTED, a General Servant.-—Apply V T Red Lion Hotel, Freeman's liny. ~\~%T ANTETTto Purchase, au Invalid's V T Carriage—Reply, furnishing particu lars, to "D.M.,"StakOlHuc. ANTED, .Servants to kliow that they can wait between the hours of 10 a.m. and 5 p.m., at E. Henry's Registry Ollicc, Short land-strcet. WANTED, a Housemaid.—Apply Mrs. ■Tohnstonc. Princes-street. ANTED, a Boy.—Apply St. Mungo Cafe, Qiieen-Btrcet. ANTED, a Boy for the Printing De partment. — Schmidt and Co., Litho graphers and Printers, Vulcan Lane.__ WANTEL>7 a ~Boy, about 16.—Apply City Club Hotel." WANTED,~for a station, a Ploughman, who understands general farm work, married, or single; wife to cook. Also, Hawrers, to tender for Cutting 10,000 or 15,000 feet "Kahikatea ; other work to follow. Apply between tho hours of 12 and l, at Messrs Ward and Co.'s Store, Fort-street. WANTED, a sharp active Lad, to learn the trade.—C. La Roche, llou<-e. Deco rator, Kybcr PnsH. WANTED, a Purchaser for a first-class Hole!, in tho Wuikato : steady business. Owner leaving for benelil of health.—T. V. Fitzpafrick, Commission Agent, Ngarnawahia, AVaikato. __ WANTED to Sell, 08 acres of good Land, mixed ln_s», for £45. Waiwern, Hot Spring.—ll. Walls, General Dealer, top oi Grey-street. /» ~ .—— • ___—— N /CLARKE BROT II E S m vy (I'ATE ouoa___e__ - _ ■ WANTED, the Public to know that J have for Saturday my usual display of Prime Quality of Meat, real Dairr-fed Pork, ami good Veal.—A. CartjSO, Butcher, Wcllcsicy sireet.. WANTED, by a married couple, charge of a Building to care and keep in order. Address at this oflice. WANTED, a General Servant; must understand plain cooking.—Mrs. Fer nandez, ICailway Terminus Hotel, Short-street. $ WANTED, as "good plain Cook, a thoroughly trustworthy woman, who is also a Rood bread-maker.—Apply to Mrs. Cowio. Bishopscourt, Parnell. between 10 and 11 or (i and 7- ET NURSE wants a situation ; milk one month old.—Apply at this Office. __ WANTED, a young man, a situation as Traveller in the General or Soft Goods Department; good references.—Apply " W.G.," care of Messrs. Ashton and Son, No. 8, lusurancc IJuiJdings. ANTED, a respectable pcrsoi; to take charge of a family a short distance from town.—Apply with name andotldivss by letter, with references, to " T.L ," care or Mr. J. War ren, Grocer, Newton. ■\VTA NT-ED, a General Servant where V? them is no washing; must, be accus tomed to children.—Apply for address at Mrs. llardwick's, Grower, top Shortland-street. _ 01 IKING MEN, Build or Buy your own Houses!—repaying the Borrowed Money by easy Weekly Payments, instead of rent.—For the means, apply to C. Williamson, 3, Vulcan Lauo. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply at thia office. WANTED, Squarcrs to Square One Miliiou feet, Kauri Timber at 2s. 3d. per hundred, wiil bp let for portions of above, or in ono lot to an eligible person.-Apply at once to Mr. Edward C. Frost, Kaihu, Northern VVairoa, WANTED, a stout Boy.— Apply Win. Britton, Shoriland-street. W"^ "ANTET)7~by~a Lady residing near Shelly Bcacii, a respectable woman as Daily General Servant.—For particulars apply to Farcy, Grocer. St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby. WANTED, a good General Servant who can cook and wash.—Apply between 9 and 12 o'clock to Mrs. Batger, Graf ton Road. W'~ ANTED, two or throe Working r>len as Boarders in a private family near the Wharf; terms moderate. — For address apply to C. Darrell, Tailor, Wyndham-street. W "ANTED, to Sell, a Small Portable Engine.—Apply Thos. Thwaites, Saw mill, Breakwater Road. WAN TEPIFOWN, that W. JAMIESON", Jux., has secured those commodious premises (corner of High and Victoria-streets) formerly in occupation of Mr J. Stewart, where hs will be enabled to supply his friends and patrons with the Best Coal and Firewood at the lowest prices. W. J. appeals to his friends to support him in his new under taking, as ill health lias oompelled him to retire from the pursuit of his own profession. Goods Removed and Carting of every discription done An express to bo had at tho yard. ANTED KNOWN, that th« Fitting Shop and Howe's Sewing Machine Agency is REMOVED higher up the street, oppo3ito tho Police Court. Just Received, per Hero, a fresh shipment of Domestic and Leather Machines. Those machines, as made by the ' Original Inventor of the Sewing- Machine (Ellas Howe, jun.), have never yet been equalled either in principle or oxcellonoe of manufacture. Ro pairs to all machines properly done. Steam ' O&ugefl repaired, toted, anfl'aflmstwi. ~&T OTI Oii O F ii i_ At. O. V A L, ' _____ a , , „ The following OFB'ICES have been RK- JiOVJSi) from the Insurance to HGBSON'S BUILDINGS. Shortlaud-street, next tho Post [ Office :— Cure Hold Mining Company (Limited) ;. Gol"onda i) „ ~ Curomaiulel i, it Fri.-io of Tokatc-a G.JC Co, (ttgg[*te{a& New Zeaianq. T^uc.FisHttcttsji" Society * Byadsuaw's Guide,



EPSOM HOUSE SEMINARY, NEAR ONEHUNGA, Conducted by Mrs. Lewis. First Quarter of 1877, will Commence MON DAY, January 22. Vacancies for Boarders. An assisting Pupil required. MRS. "WOOL-LEY (from London and Paris). Teacher of the Pianoforte, will resume her Lessons on MONDAY, January 22, 1877. Terms : 2 Guineas per Quarter in advance. —Karangahape Road, near Medical Hall. . NEHUNGA GRAMMAR SCHOOL. ______ The First Quarter of 1877 will begin on MON DAY, 22nd January. A limited number of Boarders will be received. For terms, &c., apply to the Principal, LUMLEY J. TROLLOPE, The Cedars, Onehunga. M"RS. EDMONDS'SEMINARY, Cook street.—The Dutios of the abovo Sohool will Commence on Tuesday, ICth January. Music and Singing- taught. RS. MITCHELL, Teacher of Singing, will-resume her Lessons on MONDAY, 22nd January. Select Class for Younif Ladies on Wednosday, at I p.m. Juvenile Class on Friday, at ().:>0 p.m.*; Adult Class at 7.30. ISS WAIT'S SEMINARY, New North Road, removed to opposite side. Duties resumed on 17th instant. __________ x3K=V CJHIP CITY OF AUCK- O LANS, FOR LONDON. ~i§i&ss&£*^ All accounts against the ship ksk £ ,«^-«s (_.j tv O f Auckland must be ren dered to the undersigned in duplicate, before noon on MONDAY, or they will not be re cognised. NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. (LIMITED), Agents. "VT OTI C E TO PASSENGER S. A Steamer will leave the North Shore Ferry Company's wharf, at noon on TUKSDAY, for the conveyance of passengers and their luggage to the ship. N.Z. SHIPPING CO. (LIMITED), Agents. CJTEAM COMMUNICATION WITH TILE THAMES AND coroalandel. Time Table : FOR THAMES—ENTERPRISE (p.s.): Monday, 10 p.m. Wednesday, 11 p.m. Friday, 12 midnight The s.s. Durham is laid up for inspection. All cargo to bo alongside one hour before sail ing. Weather and other circumstances permitting. Not responsible for any cargo or parcels put on board without a shipping note. J. EDA YARDS. Manager. *S*#~l^ ° R W A 1 U X U" "^arcES?" The s.B. TAM O' SIIANTER will leave for Waiuku as follows :-— From Onehunga: From Waiuku : Monday, 5 p.m. Tuesday, 10 a.m. Wednesday, 7a.m. Wednesday, 12 noon Saturday, U a.m. Saturday, 2 p.m. For Manukau Heads and Whatipu Mills on Friday, at 8 a,m. Weather and other circumstances permitting. Orders to collect goods left at the stores of Messrs. Henderson and Macfarlaue, Agenta Union S.S. Co.; or Messrs. W. J. Hurst & Co., will meet with prompt dispatch. A. CUNNINGHAM, OnebmieH or Nowroaiiet. 1"^ R w~^-"~i~u Ku" "sa&a!aailßWs' The p.s. OREGON Will leave as under:— From Onehunga: From Waiul\U : Monday, 7 a.m. Monday, 12 noon Wednesday, 8 a.m. Wednesday, l p.m. Saturday, U a.m. Saturday, 2 p.m. Wiiiapu Saw Mills, Munukau Heads, on Tuesday, at 7 a.m. Weal her and other circumstances permitting. Orders (o collect Goods left at Mr. (<. Sibbiu's Auction Mart will be attended to. M. 11. ROE. w"A ■■ ■ A UCKLAND ANNUAL REGATTA. MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1877. PROGRAMME:— Fihsv Rack, 9 a.m. : TRADING V-MSSKLS: Rrigantluos, Schooners, and Ketches, 25 ton ;ri;;<i;-)or mid upwards. I'riy.c: lit, £50, and one-third oi1 aSwcep- Btake.i of &~) each ; the other two-thirds to g.j to second boat. Course : I'rom south side of Flrtgahip Ihrongh Rangitoto Channol. round Tiriliri (outside Bhari Rock), hick through Rangitoto Channel fcoooatE side of Flagship. Second Havk, 9.30 A.^r.: YACHTS, overOtons.—Prizca: Ist, New Zealand Shipping Company's Cup, value £25, and £10 addeil; 2nd, fit). Course: From youth side of Flagship round black buoy ott the Laic:-, thence round Drunken May buoy," thence round boat off the Watchman, coming in on south side of Flagship. Third Rack, 10 a.m. : TRADING CUTTERS, 25 tons register and up wards.—-Prizes: Ist, New Zealand Insu rance Company's Cup (or money), £23, and £15 added ; 2ad, sweepstakes of £'2 each. Course : Same as first race. Fourth Race : FOUR-OUR OUTRIGGERS, carrying cox swains, All-coxnei's.— Prizes: Ist, £10 and half of a sweepstakes of Ao each, the other half to go to second boat. Course: About three niiles (with one turn). Time of starting to be decided by Committee on day-of race. Fifth Race. 10.30 A.r.r.: SAILING BOATS "or YACHTS, under r. tons. Prizes: Ist, Cup presented by li. Tonka, Esq. (value £5), and £10 added ; 2nd, £5. Coursn: From south side of Flagship, round boat ofF Watchman, thenea round chocquered buoy in Rangitoto Channel, twice round, coming in on south side of Flagship. Sixth Back, 11 a.m. : TRADING VESSELS, licensed and registered, any rljs, under 25 tons register, which have not been built for yachts.-—Prizes: Ist, £25; 2nd, sweepstakes of £1 each. Course: Same as second race. Seventh Race, noon, SAILING. BOATS 91- YACHTS, 0 tons to !) tons, inclusive. Prizes : Ist, Cup (value £10) and £10 added; 2nd, £0. Couv.-io: Frfim south side of Flagship, round Drunken Bay buoy, thence round boat ott Watch man, coming in on south side of flagship, Kkghtji Race, 12.30 p.m. FOUR-OARED GIGS (no out-riggers) the pro perty nf, androwed by Amateurs, members of any Rowing Club which has been formed three months urior to 2i)th Jauttavy, 1877, Prize: Ist, £15. Course: About 3 miles (with ono turn). Nin'Tii Rack, 1 r.:<r. OPEN SAILING-BO ATS, All-comers; time allowance, 30 seconds per foot. Prizes : Ist, £10; 2nd, £I;.3rd, &2. Courso: From Sonthsidc of Flagship round buoy off North Head, thenO'J round boat off Watchman, twice round, coming in on South side of Flag-ship. Tenth Rack, 2 p.m. MERCHANT-SHIPS' GIGS, Four oars and coxwain. Prizes : Ist, £10; 2nd, £3. Course: From South side oi: Flagship round hulk Cantero, thence round hulk Benjamin Heape, twice round, coming in on South side of Flagship. Eleventh Race, 2.30 p.m. FOUR-OARED GIGS (no tiat>rig2tsns) l Rowed by Amateurs under 21 yoara of a=?o ; condi tions, same as Bth ra-c. Prize: Ist, £10. Course : About two miles (with one turn). Twklkth Rack, 3 i>,:»f. SCULLERS, All-comors. Ist pcjjsa, £13. Course: About thrco miles (with ono turn), TmuTEKN'i'ii Rack, 3,30 i>.it. DIXGIES, undev 12ft. overall, Rowed by Boys uncl;;r H> years of a.'/o. Pn«::-; (presented by J. N. CrdmbiQ, Esq.): Ist, SI ; 2nd, £1. Course: From South side of Flagship round hulk Cantero, coming in on South side "of Flag ship, Foui'.'fsknth Rack, i p.m. ROY ROY CANOES, Amateurs; paddles and sails allowed. Prize, Ist, So. Course: Same as 13th race. Fifteenth llacs. MAN OF-WAR GUTTERS." Ist prise. £10, with sweepstakes. The hourg of starting Rowinjj Races can ba feltered at dieoretioa of Comnjittee, Er.vranovJ fee, 5 jfss cenu on value o£ first pnw, except ia -Racoa whom a eweepgtoHejs Ja i TSQ^i HSH^IHSQH, Jus- I - M^.i gyji-



TO THE ROAD TRUSTEES OF THE SUBURBAN DISTRICTS OF AUCKLAND. The Members of the above Boards are re quested to meet in the Newton lin.ll, Karanga hape Road, on MONDAY, the 15tli instant, at 7.30 p.m. Object: To consider future relations of these Boards to Counties Act. J. A. TOLE, Ponsonby and or Dedwood. THOS. MAOFFARLANK, Orafton Road. W. J. SUITER. Eden Terrace. JAS. WRTGLKY, Rcraucra. F. CILEItRY, Karansrahapo. WILLIAM STUART, Arch Hill. Auckland, 13th January, 1577. BOARD OF EDUCATION. Meetings to Elect School Committees for 1577 ■will be held as under:— ' MONDAY, January 15. Auckland West, No. I—At, Union-sti'ect School, 7.30 p.m. Onohnn.uu—At the Stone School, 8 p.m. Oimheke—At the new School, Papakura, 7.30 p.m. TUESDAY, January 16. Auckland East—At Young Men's Christian Association Rooms, Wollesley-street, 7.30 p.m. VINCENT E. RTCE, Secretary. BO All D OF EDUCATIO N. . _ TO ASSISTANT AND PUPIL TEACHERS. The Training Class for Assistant and Pu}iil Teachers will re-assemblo on WKDNESDAI", the 31st instant, at (> p.m., at Mr. Worthington's residence, Hobson-streot. VINCENT E. RICE, Secretai-y. BOARD OF EDUCATION. , The Board have fixed MONDAY, January 15, as the day on which the City and Suburban Schools will be Re-opened. VINCENT E. RICE, Secretary. TO CARPENTERS.—Wanted Tenders by Saturday, at noon, (labour only) to build a six-roomed House. Plans, &c, at my residence near Lambert'H Store, Ponsonby. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accented. D. GLiONDINNING. mO BUILDERS. Tender.-; will be received up to noon on Tues day, the 301.1 i instant, for the Erection of a Dwelliny-house on College Rond. Plans, &c., at my oftic Queen-street. EDWARD MAHONEY, Architect. mo BUILDERS. Tenders will be received \ip to noon on Tues day, 23rd instant, for the Erection of a Concrete Villa Residence at Remucra. Plans. &c, at my ollicc. Quecn-streot. EDWARD MAHONEY, Architect. T7" AIPARA - PUNUI li AILW AY. 1\ ADDITIONS TO AUCKLAND REPAIRING SHOPS. Tenders -will be rocuivo.fl at this office up to noon of SATURDAY, the 27th January, for Additions to the Auckland Repairing Shops. Plans, specifications, and general conditions can be seen at this ollice. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. JAMES STEWART, District Engineer. Public Works Oflieo, Auckland, January i:s, 1871. T^ li ADICA TI O N O F SCA B. EXTENSION OF TIME. Notice is hereby given that the time for re ceiving Tenders tnv Purchasing and Boiling Down Sheep in the East Coast District, is EXTENDED to the 10th FEBRUARY, 1877, before which, time amended conditions: will be made known. H. T. KEMP, Civil Commissioner. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. TENDERS FUR SILT PUNT. Harbour Board Office, . r -Auckland, Ju.nua.ry 13, 1877. Tenders will ba received at this office until Tuesday, the 23rd instant, at noon, for the Con struction of a Silt Punt, in terms of plans and specification to be seen at the Engineer's Office. Tenders ■to be endorsed " Tender for Silt Punt." The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. WILLIAM C. DALDY. Chairman. ripENDEIIS FOR THE COLLECTION JL AND REMOVAL OF CITY REFUSE, &.C Town Clerk's OiHco, Jan. 0,1877. The City Council will receive Tenders for the above Works, until 2.30 p.m. of WEDNESDAY, 17th irbtant, in terms of conditions and specifi cations to be viewed at the officw of the City Surveyor, Queen-street. The Council do not bind themselves to accept auy tender. Tenders to be endorsed an above. i\ A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. m-ENDEES FOTI KERBING AND JL CHANNELLING HOBSON-STEEET. Town Clerk's Olllcc, Jan-. 10,1877. The City Council will receive Tenders until 2.30 of WKDN !<:SDAY, the 17th instant, for the above wyrkv, in terms of specifications and con ditions to bo viewed at the office of the City Surveyor, Queen-street. The Council do not bind themselves to accept any tender. Tenders to be endorsed as above. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. FTIENDEKS FOR SUPPLY OF 5000 JL YARDS HAND-BROKEN METAL. Town Clerk's Office, Jan. 9,1877. The City Council will receive Tenders for the above (inlots oi 200 yards and upwards), until 2.30 of WEDNESDAY, 17th instant, in terms of specifications and conditions to be viewed at the otlloo of the City Surveyor, Queen-street. The Council do not bind themselves to accept any tender. Tenders to be endorsed as above. P, A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. TENDERS FOR FORMATION OF AN GL i'Joii A -3 X IUSISf j.\ Town Clerk's Office, Jan, a, 1377. Tenders £or iho abova work, in ivrim of speci fications and condition/* to be viewed at tin offlioo of the City Surveyor, Queen-street, will b-j received by the City Council unti 2,30 oi WEDNESDAY, the 17th instant. The Council do not bind themselves to asodpt any tender. Tuudcra to ba endorsed as above. P. A. PHlLiPrf, -Town Clerk. «33ri&^ Wo IRON SHUP.JBUILD&RS, 23g&jg£ -*- ENGINEERS, AND iiOILEiI Sealed Tenders will bo received up till noon oi SATURDAY, 20tU January, for iluilding as Imrt Steamboat, tosfctUn' with Knginca a,n4 J4uilar coaipiets, ready.Up? u'wk, fejfc&msi ar» yiyited. t-o bs pi^ae&t when th«



; mEMPERANCE VARIETY TROUPE CONTINUED SUCCESS! . YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION ROOMS, ; Saturday, 13th January, 1877. Greai Programme :—Song, Mr. J. Mettam ; Duet, " Gipsy Countess," Miss McEvoy and Mr. Smart; Song, " Where the Grass Grows Green," Mr. Sceats ; Double song and dance, " To please • you all is our delight," Mettam Brothers : Song. "Farmer Fens." Mr. Smart; Soncr. "Ever of Thee," Miss McEvoy; Comic soivjt, Mr. Cooper ; Song, "Driven from Home," Lady amateur; Reading v Mr. Blackmail ; Comic sons, "As lon;< as tho World kocs round" Mr. Sceats; Song, " Belle Mahonc's Reply," Lady amateur; Clog dance, Mr. Hogget; Song, Lady amateur; Song, "Little Sister gone to Sleep," Mr. Stanley ; Song, Miss Burton; Comic song, "Jerusalem Cookoo," Commence at 8. Admission:—Thrcepeticc. VV. H. SCEATS, Manager. SATURDAY NIGHT'S ENTERTAIN - (O MENTS, Temperance Troll.—Admission, 3d. Bro. W. Johnson, G.W.C. (Wellington) will pre side. Excellent Programme To-ni^lit, assisted and patronised by the Grand Lodge Deputies. CHARLES 13. ANDREW, Hon. St-c. mo SHIPPERS, TIMBER MER JL CHANTS, BUILDERS, & OTHERS. The Kopuru Saw Mill Co. being about to relin quish their Retail Timber business in Auckland, and having to clear out one of their yards by the end of this month, will deal liberally with purchasers. N.B.—The timber yard, with office, &c, to Let. Apply to R. BARTLEY, At the Yard, Breakwater Road. January 11,1377. Wed queen gold mining com- AAi PANY (REGISTERED). The half-yearly general meeting of tho share holders will be held at the Company's oliico, Wyndham-strcet, Auckland, on TUESDAY, the 23rd January, 1877, at 3 p.m. 11. N. GARLAND, Manager. DRAIN, TILE, AND PIPE MANU FACTOIi V, WAIT EM AT A. W. D 0 "VV D E N Having purchased this Property, lately known as " Messrs. Carder Bros.' Poltory, Pipe and Tile Manufactory," with the extensive Shedding and powerful Machinery, begs to inform the public that ho is now prepared to supply DRAINING PIPKS and TILES of every description, FLOWER-POTS, &c, &c, &c. Orders left with Mr. D. H. McTvenzie, Custom-house-street, will receive prompt attention. MONEY to LEND in large or small sums, at low rate of interest.—Apply to Mr. LATSHLE V, Solicitor, High-street. ONEY to LEND on first-class free hold security, at low rates of interest.— R. 0. DYER, Shortland-strect. ONEY TO LEND in large or small sums at a moderate rate of Interest.— Jackson and Russell, Solicitors. iIALLENGE. — I, the undersigned, hereby Challenge W. J. Grimes, winner of the Champion race, at EUcrslie Hardens, on the 9th Nov., to run One Mile ox* more for a sum of not less than .-S2O, to be run at the Gardens on the 20th instant.—(Signed) \V. S. FAGAN. WANTED TO PURCHASE, A FARM of about 150 acres, in the neighbourhood of Otahuhu. FRATER BROS., Insurance Buildings, nno LET, a four-roomed House in Brook- Js_ ville.—Apply at the Store opposite Suffolk Hotel, College Road, Freeman's Bay. nno LET, the late resilience of the Rev. I AVatiow Davies, St. Mary's Road, Pon sonby.—Apply to Joseph Newman, Insurance Buildings. Mnpo LET, a, six-roomed Villa Re- JL fidence, with detached Kitchen, Grounds, &c, well laid out:, at present occupied by M. Banks, Esq., situated on the i Onehunga Road, third house from the Junction. Apply to John Hancock, United Service Hotel, Queon-strect, Auckland. TCTO RTH SHORE. —To Let, ah eight- J_> roomed House ; also, four-roomed Cottages. — R. and It. Dudcr, Devonport Store. nfiO LET, that commodious Grocery Ji. Warehouse, top of Ilobson-atrcet, with four rooms, kitchen, scullery, and a storeroom, with all fixtures, counters, and g-.is complete.— Apply to M. McCuisky, top of llobson-strcct. HpO LET, Private Sitting-room and Bed -1 room, with or without board. —For address a'iply at this oinoe. ri"10 LET, .'i comfortable four-roomed JL Verandah Cottage, with registered grate in sitting-room, o minutes" walk from Post-office, situated in Havcloc-k-strect.—Apply to Mrs. \Varneiord, Parncli, next Catholic Church. ' rino LET, in Eden Crescent, near . the I railway works, new well-finished four roomed Cottages.—Apply to S. Y. Collins, Court house, High-stroct. ■ TO LET, that commodious Shop with gas fittings and fixtures complete, Albert Hotel Building*—Apply J. Stewart, Albert Hotol, Queen-street. TO LET, cheap, a suite of Four Large Rooms, suitable for offices, in Queen-street. Apply at this office. O BE LET ON LEASE, the House and Shop at the corner of Victoria and Chapel-streets, now iv the occupation of Mr. Henry Clayton, the most prominent business position in tlie neighbourhood. ITixtures at a 1 valuation.— Apply on tho premises, ' mO~LET, or for SALE, that good sub- JL slantial Freehold Property, well-known as Morris's Temperance Hotel, close to theßemuera Station. The house contains nine rooms, with twostal stable, and store-room and wood-siied; ' freehold allotment, 100 x 150 feet, well stocked with fruit trees and valuable shrubs. The fur niture, &c,, can bo taken at a, valuation. Good reasons given for the proprie'or relinquishing . the business.—Apply at this office, or to G. Mor rison on the premises. , O~R P~RI VAT JE SALE, 1000 CKOSS-BRED EWES. ALFRED BUUKLAND. I "FOR SALE, Mi\ Robert Turner's Cot .' tage, Orchard, and splendid acre Land, in Onehunga; aiao, the Furniture—Apply to Geo. S^bbin. . FARM at Pukckolie for Sale ; 130 acres first-class land, situate midway between Pukekohe and the Railway Station; 100 acres in grass, and nearly all fenced, with House and out-buildings thereon.-—Samuel Cochrane and '. Son, Laud and Estate Agents. Jj^Oß SALE,- in Vincent-street, a Large J Building Allotment, 6G feet by 300 feet.— Samuel Cochxaue and Son, Laud Agents, Fort t.reet. OA R L E T 0 N ACA D E MY, HOUSON-STREET. DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL. f\\ aan kLTn ITG'a d acamed y , WILL Ui'JiN OJf TUESDAY, THE ICth JANUARY, 1877. pKijfciPAi. .. T. 11. SMITH. With Efficient Assistants, , Tho Studies will comprise Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, History (Ancient and Modern), Book-keeping .by single and double entry. &o. Girls taught Sewing, Knitting, &c. Portions of the Biblo will be ready daily, and , the School will be opened and closed with sing-' j ing and prayer. i Tho bun&ay-sckool Union and Sankey'a j Hymns will bo ustrt. s The Schooi-rooj)i is cojumodious and well , ventilated. Every attention will be paid to the Moral as wcil tt-> the Xi-ttellectual Training of tho pupils. Terms: Rudimenuu-y pupils, Oae Shillingper ; vveag, to lw paid in adYanoa ; tho higher uc^nctjv-s extra, T\T o. T i ~o X A«y persons who may wisli to skn a Petition • I to ii>c Oovamov, isvayiis,; liim to Commute tho ! cHiKyui-o o? i)oath passad upon Maitin Cartin, I oa tho tjiound of tho «:r&v« doubts that osißt f respecting tlio uctual facts resultiua-in tho death 1 oi Dennis Sluvnuglum, may do so by calling at 1 %l lc? stthe oltica o£ Messrs llcoa aad Tylet?, A'ulcanLaue. ' FRIDAY, JANUARY 19. 1 Ij^Oß SALE, at the Durham Yards, oa JL Friday nest, t H Usef\il Riding and hinht iZanxess Horaes, \ cs SUUfu, irow Oi.so.Uiii, . At 11 o'clock,



I WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17. At 12 Noon, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. ONE OF THE FINEST BUILDING SITES IN PONSONBY. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions to sell by auction, at his Mart, Land Department, on Wednesday next, at 12 o'clock noon, That Splendid BUILDING SITE, being allot ments Nos. 1, 2, 3, and i, subdivision of allotment 19, section S, situated at the cor ner of Ponsonby Road and Russell-street. 100 ft. 10in. by 141 ft., adjoining Capt. Dinin'a property, and immediately opposite tho residence of F. Quick, Esq., and All Saint's Church. View unsurpassed, extensive, varied, and uninterrupted. Terms Easy. MONDAY, JANUARY 15. L. AY. E A TON WILL sell by auction, at his mart, on. Monday, January 15, at 11 o'clock, 500 dozen Oranges, in lots to suit purchasers 3000 Cocoannts G barrels Almonds 2 tons Flour, slightly damaged 1 ton Onions Bananas, hourly expected from Fiji, Wil* be sold, if arrived in time, on Monday WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17. THE D R U R V YARD S. T>EGULAR CATTLE SALE wfll take -Ou place on Wednesday, January 17 5 at 12 o'clock, FOR SALE a Mixed Herd of Two Hundred STORE BATTLE. ALFRED AUCKLAND. JANUARY 16. THE OHAUPO SHEEP FAIR will be held on January 26. Those y.'bo purpose selling are requested to make their entries -with Mr. Edwards, at the Ohaupo Hotel, not later than Monday, January 8, that sufficient accommodation may be pro vided. ALFRED BUCKLAND. ~ "THE "HA YMARKET. CJALES of WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, and kJ HIDES every FRIDAY, at 2 o'clock, ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAY, JANUARY 23. AKD WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24. REMUERA YARDS. THE SHEEP FAIR. THE SHEEP FAIR will be held at Remuera on Tuesday, January 23, for Evvos and Lambs, and Wednesday January 24, for Rams. 4000 aged Ewes 6090 young Ewes 2SOO Ewe Lambs 2000 Wether Lambs 603 Wethers 400 Rain Lambs. 537 Uams. Full particulars in future advertisement. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY JANUARY 24. DESIRABLE LANDED ESTATE. THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, on Wednesday, January 4, 1877, at 11 o'clock, unless previously' dis posed of, A portion of the Lamb Hill Estate, near Waiuku, consisting of about 800 acres of • rich fattening land. About haif the pro perty is subdivided into nine paddocks, and laid down in permanent pasture. Buildings consists of 12-rooincd House, lately erected; Foreman's Cottage, with 6 rooms; and all the necessary Outtmiid ings and Stockyards. This property is weil watered, healthily situated on the West Coast, within a convenient distance of the Auckland market, and is a desira ble Homestead. For leave to view, apply to MR. WILLIAM AITKEN; Or the auctioner, ALFRED BUCKLAND. MONDAY, JANUARY 22, 1877. SHEEP FAIR. THE undersigned will sett at the newly erected Yards (near Junction Yards), on Monday, January 22, ABOUT 5,000 SHEEP, as follows :— 105 2, 4. and 6-tooth Leicester Ewes and Ewe Lambs, G. Gillard 100 Longwool Ewes and Ewe and Wether Lambs, G. tiniales 50 Young Leicester Ewes and|3 Leicester Rams, John htewart 80 Mixed Sheep, A. McCiymont 90 Lincoln Ewes and Wether Lambs, T. B Hill 5 Lincoln Hams, T. B. Hill 110 2-tooth L,oag\vool Kwcsj and Ewe and Wether Lambs, C. and S. Barriball 9 Lincoln Rams, 2-tooth, Charles T. Barriball 90 2, 4, and 6-tooth Longwool Ewes and Ewe and wether Lambs, James Wallace, Ihumata 90 2, 1, and G-tooth Lang wool Ewes anc 1 wo and Wother Lambs, John Read 100 Full-mouth Longwool Ewes and Ewe aud Wether Lambs, J. Lovcrock 120 Ewe and Wether Lambs, It, and W. Hunter 65 Lincoln Ewes and Ewe Hogscts, R. and W. Hunter 400 Ewes and Wethers, John Johns 320 Longwool Ewes and Ewe anu Wether Lambs, H. Dacre 310 LongwoolEwes and Ewe and Weiher Lambs. sundry owners from Warlo 100 5-tooth Ewes by Lincoln Hams out of Leices ter Ewes, G. G. Walter 105 2, 4, and O-tooth Ewes and Ewe Lambs, D. White 80 2 and i-toolh Longwool Ewes and Ewe Lambs, B. Buttorwoith 150 Longwool Ewes and Ewe and Wether Lambs. Stephen Da Carteret 40 2-tooth Longwool Hams and Ram Lambs, btepnen Do Carteret 48 half-bred Ewes aud Lcn~woci Ewe Lambs, Samuel DeCarteret. 250 Longwool Ewes and Ewe and Wether Lambs, J. S. Greenwood 50 Pure Leicester Ewes, 30 Half-bred ewes, J. S. Greenwood m« jPure Trices:erßamlamb3, J- s- Greenwood 10° o^llß' 40 Ewe and Wether Lambs, E. Harulin 11 Lincoln Ram Lambs and 2-tooth Hams, by ... _ Mr. jvlxddktcm s rams, Gollan Broa 300 Loagwool Ewes and Ewe and Wether Lambs, J, M, Mook 95 Longwosl Ewes and Wether Lambs, Hirst and boll 43 Longwool Ewes and Ewe Lambs, Thomas 6 2-^ll Lougwool Earns, James Wallace, Hill SKle --GRAwvaa ; 50 2-tooth Longwool Ewes, WMI ford M *5 Ewes and Lambs, Lonjjwoola, Charles Kill S .' *' and 'o-tooth Longwool Ewes, W. Wall ;. 80 4 and u-tooth Loaawool Ewes. J, Dignan 140 Longwool Ewes and Ewe and Wothur Loiuba . Jos. Conder 50 Ewe and Wether Lambs, Charles Morgan { 100 kies.and^Wethera, fuU mouth, Stack and 1 15° Chand°Dlisor d Q'tooth Reid : IM°slSlLScUierLcD6WoolLainb3' ' i iGT- to Mth Ltogw6ol s<:vt.-os, Thomas Reid . UO \Vethers and Half-bred Ewo.^, John Moore 6 Longwool Rama, John Moore -^ uww • 20 Ewes and Wethers, W. ?ic*lwain At io o'clock. \ huntelTFnolan. SATURDAY, JANUAiIY 2oT~ ~ PAPAK UR A~C~ATTLE SALSS. a mH j; next Ptvpakura Market will bo held JU ou Saturday-. Jaauaiy it), or ab^ifc 4tit<ili"fiast i:Ji ft'&yefe