4-3-12. McGregor then joined Perkins, and the tAvo were expected to make a stand, but McGregor Avas bowled by Southerton, after adding a single. 5-1-16. Pickering and Perkins were then together, but Perkins was caught by Charlwood, after only adding two. 6-2-16. Tennct went in next, and after making two, was clean '-*—vsiod by Southerton. 7-2-20. The . /iekcts then fell rapidly, Nixon being run out and the game standing, S-0-23. Eraser (Martin) was caught by Ullyctt. 9-0-23. (.uine.ss (Captain) joined Pickering, who was steadily scoring, but Avas disposed of Avith a ducks egg. 10-0-26. Drew and Howorth folloAvcd, but Avere both bowled In* Southerton Avithout increasing the score. (11-0-29—12-0-26) White joined Pickering, and had made 3 A\*hen an adjournment AA-a.s made to lunch, Picker ing's score being 9, total, including 2 byes, 30, with 12 Avickets down. Conclusion of the Match. The English v. Greymouth match ends in a draw:. Tho following arc the complete scores : — Greymouth Twenty-Two (First Innings) Banictt, b Southerton 0 Pcarcc, c Ullyett, b Southerton... ... 0 NcAvton, c Armitagc, b Lillywhiie ... 8 CresAvell, b Southerton 3 Perkins, c Gharlwood, b Southerton ... 2 McGregor, b Southerton ... 1 Pickering, c Sol by, b Lillywhito ... 11 Tennent, b Southerton ... ... ... 2 Nixon, runout ... ... ... ... 0 Martin, c Ullyett, b Lillywhitc ... 0 Guiuess, b Southerton ... ... ... 0 DroAV, b Southerton ... ... ... 0 Haworth, b Southerton 0 White, c Hill, b Lillywhito 5 Farquhar, c ShaAv, b Southerton ... 2 North, c Emmet, b Lillywhite 0 Poakes, b Lillywhite ... ... ... 0 Howie, c Armitage, b Lillywhite ... 3 Morse, c Southerton 4 Coy, b Lillywhitc 3 Wethercll, not out 0 Byes 2 total ... 50 All England (Second Innings) : Selby, b Morse ... ... ... ... 3 Southerton, bMorse ... ... ... 10 ("rcemvood, c Martin, b Morse ... ... 25 Armitage, run out ... ... ... ... 3 Charlwood, not out ... ... .. 13 Ullyett, not out 23 Byes, 6; Leg Bye, 1; Wides, 5 ... 12 Total 99 Ullyctt and Charlwood kept the held leather-hunting until the time Avas called (6 p.m), seeming to put the balls wherever they pleased. The Eleven leave for Christchurch at live to-morrow (Friday) morning.

nu__XJ.iv.__, this clay.

The Prize Firing.—His Excel lency the Governor Present.

Yesterday His Excellency the Governor and suite arrived in camp shortly after one, and was received by the stall'and represen tatiA'CS drawn up in line. The iianlcs -were Avbcelcd inwards, Avhen his Excellency addressed the competitors. After luncheon the carbine men fell in and marched to the range, and by the time his Excellency arrived all Avas in readiness for The Moving Target Match.—The range was 200 yards. The targets, Avhicli were 6 x 2, centre 2 feet across, were to be moved to and fro in rear of the target platform. The time alloAved was two minutes, one point added for each hit. Ist, prize, £6'; 2nd, Hi ; 3rd, £3; 4th, £2. Firing then commenced, the result being : Constable Blake, A. C. (Tauranga) ... 47 Lieut Muir, Dunedin Artillery 39 Gunner Rose, Auckland Artillery ... 3S Corporal Lang, Oamaru Artillery ... 37 The shooting in the case of some compe titors Avas Aery rapid, as many as nineteen and tAventy shots having been fired in the tAvo minutes. The riflemen then fell in to complete The Fourth Match.—Ranges 200, 500, 600 yards; seven shots at eacli range. The range prizes were : Highest scorer at 200 yards, £2 ; highest scorer at 500 yards, £2 ; highest scorer at GOO yards, £2; Match prszes : Ist, £9 ; 2nd, £7 ; 3rd, £6 ; 4th, £5 ; sth, £4; 6th, £3; 7th, £2 ; Bth, £1. The prize winners are— Private Richardson, Marlborough ... 71 Sergt. Atcheson, Southland ... ... 71 Paynter, Nelson 70 Corporal Smith, Dunedin ... ... 69 Corporal Haslett, Auckland ... ... 69 Private J. C. Anderson, Clutha ... 68 Private Ballingcr, Wellington Rides ... 68 Capt. Murray, Scottish Riiles, Thames 68 There are a large number of visitors on the ground ; the weather is very fine, and the ground is drying rapidly. There was neither firiug nor cricketing in the morning.

The Aggregate Scores.

The highest aggregate scorers for the Hi lie Championship, including the 4th Match, are : — Payntcr 205 Richardson 199 Kcefe... 198 Acheson ... ... ... 196 Chapman 193 Davies 192 Partington 192 Harding 190 Robinson ... ... ... IS9 McLeod ISB Murray 188 Stoiicbridge 188 Anderson ... ... ... 187 For the Catbines Belt : McLean 173 LittleAvood 168 Hill ... , 166 Cummins ... ... ... 165 Sykcs 164 Black 15S The sth Infantry Match AA-as begun this morning, and the tAvo long ranges finished ; then the long range of the oth Carbine Match. After limner the latter Avill be campleted, and then the 200 yards of the sth Ritlc Match. 'Banquet Speeches "by the Go vernor and Hon- Bowen- In the evening, the Governor attended a banquet in the Town Hall, presided over by the Mayor. In responding to the toast of the evening, the Governor expressed pleasure at the progress of the district. Mr BoAven, an proposing " Prosperity to Westland," .spoke highly of its resources, and said he was confident the Ministry had the support of the country on the abolition question. There was a torchlight processfou after the banquet. The Governor has left for Grcymouth, N"ia the Kumara.

NEW YORK CARGO FOR AUCKLAND

PORT CHALMERS, this day.

Arrived ; Barque Elmiraude from New York, after a paseage of S3 days. She brings 1100 tons of cargo, keif for Auckland.

THE ALL ENGLAND ELEVEN v. EIGHTEEN OF CANTERBURY.

CHRISTCHURCH. this day.

r u& following players have been selected to.c (.present Canterbury in the forthcoming ' " ten, which Avill be commenced on Monday N-fxt, and continued on the .two following aaV s :—Alpe, Ashbv, Corfe, D'Emdeu, Fowler E., Firth C, Fuller. Godby, I.each, Moore 11. W., Moore T, R., Neilsou. 'OUivier. Sampson, Secretin, Stevens, 'Sweetj Watson, EmeYgcuoiea; Fo\yier -L.

NAPIER RACES.

The follOAving Avere the results of the first day's racing at Napier :— NAPIER, Thursday. Maiden Plato.—Towera, 1; Champagne Charlie, 2 ; Wairarapa, 3. Railway Stakes.—Tare, 1; ParaAAdienua, 2 ; Moa, 3. Napior Handicap.—Maori Weed, 1 ; Otupai, 2 ; Ariel, 3. Selling Race.-—Robinson Crusoe, 1. Hack Race.—AVanganui, 1. The result of tho handicap Avas a surprise as it had been looked upon certainty for Ariel. Splendid weathc enjoyed, and the attendance was largo.

CHIMNEY ON FIRE.—NARROW ESCAPE.

Some alarm Avas created in Albert-street to day by the discover)' that the chimney in a tAVo-storey building Avas on fire. Sergeant Gamble happened to be passing, and he no ticed that the shingles on the roof of a gable AvindoAV were all ablaze. He instructed some of the bystanders to get out through the win dow, Avhile he induced others to pass up buckets of water, Avhich Avas thrown on the shingles and doAvn the chimney. A few of the burning shingles were removed, and the fire Avas extinguished in a feAV minutes—the dam age is slight. The building is uninsured. The fire Avas caused by Mrs. Tobin throwing some fresh Avood on the fire, Avhich blazed up sud denly. Mr. Hamilton, baker, of the Thames, is the owner of the house, and it Avas rented from him by Mrs. Reynolds, who has sub-let it I to Mr Tobin.

SPIRITUALISTIC POETRY.

To the Editor : Sir,—Am I to understand that you were in earnest wben writing the sentence In paragraph No, 1 of last night's Star as follows : " A prize has been offered to local poets for tho best composition appropriate to the occasion— V If bo, to whom are the poems or attempts thereat to be sent ? also, Avliat number of lines are required 1 The verse you quote, if regarded as a specimen, Avill proA re of use as a model of Avhat, is expected of tho blooming Auckland poets. Hoping you haA'c not boon hocussing us, I remain. Yours faithfully.—P. H. Sadler.—[Wc advise Mr Sadler to consult tho oracle, Delphic or otherwise. Wo can assure our correspondent that avo never dreamt of "hocussing" him or anyone else. We IcaA-e that sort of thing to tho " sperrets," and, sooth to say hocussing is usually found more or less Avhore spirits most abound. As to the amount to be giArcn for the prize poem, we regret that wo cannot furnish our correspondent with the desired information. Possibly it may prove to bo a leather medal, We hope and belieATe, ho\vcA rcr, that he is not actuated by mere mercenary motiAres, but by some ennobling aud spiritual ambition to do his leA'el best to welcome the Davenports in a becoming manner. We happen to know that most of the other poets avlio luia-c retired to the Parnassus, on Mount Eden, to prepare them selves for the coming struggle, for the "bays" are actuated by purely lofty sentiments, and arc now suffering sleepless nights and laborious days in their devotion to the muses. We say to Mr Sadler, " Go thou and do likcAA-ise."—Ed. E.S.]

Rodney Races.—(Continued.)

(From Our Oavu Correspondent)

WARKWORTH, this day. Ladies' Purse.—Young Rattan, 1. The rest Avere nowhere. Maori Rack. —Brandy, 1 ; Kararua, 2 ; Rabbit, 3. Settlers' Race.— Tommy, 1 ; Young Rattan, 2.

Mahurangi Cattle Show.

(PER STAR CARRIER PIGEON.)

The show was most .successful. Hundreds of settlers and their Avives Avero present, and the event was favoured Avitli charming weather. Mr McComislvs band playing splendidly, under Mr Christopher. A steady improvement was observeable is the exhibits, especially of horses and sheep. The Judges were MessrsJ Robert Graham and Joseph May. ENTRIES. The following entries Avere made in the classes specified :— Class 1. Stallions.—Mr G. Dibble. Class 2 (for agricultural purposes). Mare or Gelding.—G.Cruickshank, J. Millikin, J. Philips, It. Taylor, A. Elliott, MackloAV and Sons, 11. Palmer, W. Shaw. Brood Mares.—Thos. Johnson, T. Johnson, Messrs, Hood, William Wilson. Colts or Fillys under 3 years.—G. Cruickshank, M. AngoA-e, H. Palmer, J. Barton. Colts or Fillys under 2 years.—ll. Taylor (15 months), Robert Taylor. Foal at Foot.—Thos. Johnson (1 months old), Thos. Johnson, (do, do), Messrs Word, Farmer Wilson (5 months). Roadsters.-— G. Dibble, M. Angove, Capt. Rye, Robert Taylor. Equestrienne.—Dibble. Bulls of any Age.—G. Dibble, Isaac Phillips, Farmer Wilson, Joseph Phillips, J. Barton. Bulls under two years.—lsaac Phillips (G months), J. Barton (13 months). Coav in full Milk.—M. Angove. Coav in Calf.—G. Dibble, M. AngovTe, J. Barton. Cow in milk; bred in district.—Barton. Heifers, under three years.—Dibble, Barton, Barton. Barton. Heifers, under tAVo years.—Barton (under 15 months), Barton, Messrs Macklow. Heifer Calf, under 12 months.—Farmer Wilson. Working Bullocks, team of four.—William Melville. Leicester Rams, any ago.—Messrs Hood, R. Phillips, A. Elliott, 11. Y. Palmer. Leccistcr Ewes.—Hood, Moore, R. Phillips, G. Plummer, G. Plummer, I'aimer, and P. Sy monds. Leceister Eavc Hoggetts.—Hood, J. Phillips, G. Moore. R. Phillips, 11. Palmer. Leicester Ewe Lambs.—Hood, Moore, R. Phil lips, A. Elliott, H. Palmer. Leicester Ram Lambs.—Hood, Hood, Hood, G. Moore, G. Moore, R. Philbps, A. Elliott. Lincoln Ram, any age.—Hood, Clements, Phil lips, G. Moore. Lincoln Kams.—Messrs Hood, do., do., G. Moore, do. Lincoln Ewes, having reared lambs.—Hood, Clements, J. Phillips, G. Moore. Lincoln EAve Hoggetts.—Messrs Hood, E. Clements, J. I-blips, R. Phillips. Lincoln Ewe Lambs.—lsaac Phillips, Messrs Hood, Clements, G. Moor, MackloAV. Fat Sheep.—lsaac Phillips, Messrs Hood, R. Phillips. Soav Pigs, having had Farrow.—P. Symonds Messrs MackloAV, Macklow. Boar, of any age.—P. Symonds, Messrs Mack low. Boar, under six months.—H. Palmer, 5 months. Extra Stock.—Cotswold Rams.—P. Symonds, P. Symonds. CotSAvold Leicester Ram Lambs.—Symonds, 3 entries. Poultry.—Spanish Foavls.—J. Perry, W. Shaw. Dorking FoavL—A. Wickam. Common Fowl.—Messrs Macklow. Extra Poultry.—Game Fowl.—Symonds. PRIZES. The following awards are made— Leicesters.—Rams : Hood, Ist prize ; Palmer, 2nd prize; Phillips, 3rd prize. Ewes : Moore, Ist prize ; Hood, 2nd prize ; Phillips, 3rd prize. Eavc Hoggetts : Moore, Ist prize ; Phillips, 2nd prize ; Hood, 3rd. prize. Ram Lambs : Hood, Ist and 2nd prizes. Eavc Lambs : Moore, Ist prize; Elliott, 2nd prize ; Hood, 3rd prize. LINCOLNS.—Rams : Hood, Ist prize ; J. Phillips, 2nd. Lambs : Hood, Ist prize ; Phillips, 2nd. Eaves : Hood, Ist prize; Plummer, 2nd ; Phillips, 3rd. Hoggetts : Phillips, Ist prize ; Hood, 2nd; Clements, 3rd. Fat sheep : Phillips, Ist and 2nd prizes. Extra Stock.—CotsAvold rams : Sy monds, Ist and 2nd prizes. Pigs.—Soavs : Macklow, Ist and 2nd prizes. Boars : MackloAV, Ist prize; Sy monds, 2nd. Poultry.—Spanish -. Shaw, Ist prize. Dorking fowls : Wickham, Ist prize. Com mon : MackloAV, Ist prize. Cow IN Calf.—AngoA-e, Ist prize ; Dib ble, 2nd ; Barton, 3rd. In milk : Angove, Ist prize. In calf : Barton, Ist prize. Heifers, 3 years : Barton, Ist prize. 2nd and Std Heifers, 2 years : Barton, Ist and 2nd ; Macklow, 3rd. Heifers in calf : Wilson, Ist prize. Working bullock : Mulville, Ist prize. Stallions. Dibble, Ist prize.

The Melancholy Fatal Accident.

An inquest nu the late Mr Ro _ was lucid ilea* %k<i &&W Biiu&'tH

The grief of Miss Livingston, to Avhom ho was engaged, is most distressing. Messrs Rushbrook and Perkins gave evidence. They Avere fetched by Miss Livingstone, and found deceased's face up, as she had turned him. On his face Avas blood. _ His limbs were twitching con vulsively. She had dismounted and turned him over, and| fell doAvn insensible. He was carried to the house, and died directly. Highly respected. Miss Livingstone was lately living at Mi- Kelly's, Mangawai, and is an estimable young person. Mr Shepherd, Coroner, had to write her name Avith her hand on his. She is perfectly distracted.

A verdict of "Accidental Death" was returned.

POLICE COURT.—This Day.

(Before R. C. Barstow Esq., R.M.)

DRUNKENNESS,

David Clcary was found drunk in Durham street, and lined 5s this morning. Homy Vaulan, Avas charged with the same offence.

His Worship : Is not this the man who asked for timo to pay arrears, due on the support of his child in the Industrial school.

Sub-Inspector Pardy : He is tho man, your Worship. Prisoner : I'm very sorry, I Avill pay up shortly.

Pined 10s and costs. This being his second offence. BREACHES OF MERCHANT SHIPPING ACT. In the cases of Blair and Silva, charged Avith carrying passengers Avithout the neces sary passengers certificate, the particulars of which have previously appeared, His Worship ruled that as the persons had not paid any passage money, the cases did not come within the clause of the Act. The defendants must be dismissed. Mr J. B. Russell asked for costs. Mr Brookfield objected, as a public officer could not be called upon to pay costs. After some controversy, the Court ordered counsel's costs to be paid. NUMBERLESS. James Butcher, licensed carman, appeared to answer for not having his licensed number displayed openly to the world on his dray. Mr J. B. Russell appeared for the City Council. (Here the Court was silenced by a tre mendous hammering from a store opposite.) Mr Butcher said lie did not wish to avoid the license, but the man had neglected his duty in neglecting to put the number on. The man was asked if he claimed ex penses The man : No. Mr Butcher : No, lie had better not, as it was through him that I got into this mess. Eincd ss, costs 2(Js. Joseph Craig aviis fined in the same amount, with same costs for a like offence. BREACH OF LICENSING ACT. Edward P. Hill Avas summoned for com mitting a breach of the Licensing Act, by suffering alcoholic liquor to be drunk in his licensed house, the Victoria Hotel, on Sunday, 18th hist., by William McDon ald and another.

Mr llesketh, for defendant, pleaded not guilty. Sub-Inspector Pardy asked for a remand, as one of the Avitncsscs had gone to the Bay of Islands for coal, and would be back in a few days. Mr Hcsketh objected, as ho avus quite prepared to defend the charge. Sub-Inspector Pardy said lie had no objection to go on Avitli the case Avith such evidence as Avould be forthcoming.

His Worship said that, under the circum stances, he Avould take the evidence of persons present, and if necessary adjourn the case.

William McDonald, master mariner, said his vessel, the Kcnihvorth, Avas lying by the Avharf. On Sunday last lie Avas re siding in Karangahapc Road. Captain Thompson, an intimate friend, asked him on Sunday last to go to the Victoria Hotel, Avlicrc they took lunch and glasses of beer, lie could not tell Avho brought the beer into the room. He s.iav Sergeant Martin and a constable come in.

To Mr Hcsketh: He avus almost a stranger in Auckland. He invariably took lunch at the Victoria. After the police came in, Mr Hill came doAvn stairs. He did not pay for the beer, nor did he see Captain Thompson pay for it. Sergeant Martin deposed that he visited the Victoria Hotel on the Sunday named, and saw three men d tin king ale. The bar AA'as ojien, and a young lady behind. Mr Hill told him that Captain Thompson was a lodger, and settled his account once a Aveek. Cross-examined by Mr Hcsketh: He believed Captain Thompson had not been subpeoned. Sub-Inspector Pardy said it was unneces sary, as the police Avere satisfied that Capt. Thompson Avas a lodger. Mr Hcsketh addressrd the Court for the defence. Sub-Inspector Pardy remarked upon the farcical nature of the Licensing Act. There seemed to be always some way of escape. Mr Hesketh admitted this was so, still it was necessary that the wording of the Act should be adhered to. Mr Hill said thut he hadjabout 40 lodgers in his house, and Avas obliged to keep one door open. The inner bar Avas only open for the usual Sunday clear up. The Sub-Inspector gave Mr Hill's house an excellent character. His Worship said he would inflict the lightest penalty, viz, 10s fine, costs 21s 6d. Mr Hill : I hope this will not be a blot against my future license. His Worship : I Avill not regard it as such, as it Avas not of a serious character. A SIMILAR BUT, SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT CASE. Edward Perkins appeared in answer to a summons, charging him with committing breaches of the Licensing Act, (1) in having tAVO public bars in his licensed house, he having a license only for one, (2) with being the holder of a publican's license, did suffer alcoholic liquor to be sold on premises not duly licensed. Mr Hesketh for defendant. Sergeant Major Mason, and Sergeant Clarke, proved going to Mr Perkins' house on Saturday night, and being served with beer at both bars. Mr Perkins on being spoken to, said he Avas much annoyed, and that he had tried to find out the IaAV in the case Avithont success. He said he should like to have the point tested. Sub-Inspector Pardy said he only brought the case on public grounds. He did not press for a conviction. After a good deal of discussion as to what constitutes " a public bar," his Worship said he should reserve his decision till to-morroAA'.

The second charge Avas AvithdraAvn. A number of City Rate cases Avere settled

COMMERCIAL.

Mr R, C. GrceiiAVood held his usual weekly produce and poultry sale in the Market House to-day. Prices obtatned were :—Ducks, Is 6d to 2s'each; fowls. Is 6d to 2s 3d eacli; turkeys, 2s 9d to 6s 7d each; pigeons,. lOd each; onions, £d per lb; potatoes, 3s per cSvt. M. Jones and Co., held their usual sale to-day. There was a large attendance, and the following prices were obtained: —Wairoa cheese 6d and €>_. per lb ; potatoes 8s 3d ; oats 3s 3d ; onions Poultry : Fowls each 2s 4d and 2s 6'd ; chickens Is 6d and in Sd ; geese 3s 3d ; ducky 2s, Groceries : Box teas 24s per box ; (?Mftp fn\ \ flop;: If.;-;; r,oap 16s, No bidding for new furojtujG, pecoiuLliaml favnititruVoughi,satisfactory

Mr R. Arthur's weekly market-day sale to-day, was Avell attended. Potatoes real ised from 3s to 3s 9d per cwt; onions, f d l^d ; carrots, 2s 9d per CAvt ; bacon, (kl to 7id; apples, 2d to 3d ; pears, 2d to 2Jd ; brown sugar, 4__&; Avhite sugar, 5d ; half chests tea, Is 9d. Messrs. Samuel Cochrane and Son, held a furniture sale to-day. There was a fair attendance, and good prices were realised. Mr Levi W. Eaton, sold 15,000 feet of Kauri boards, and scantling to-day. The price brought was 7s per 100 feet. Mr G. Sibbin, held his usual weekly produce sale at the Corner Mart to-day. There was a moderate number of buyers present, and fair prices Avere realized for the various goods offered : —Potatoes sold at £2 15s to £3 5s per ton ; barley, 4s 3d; oats, 3s to 3s 3d ; Wairoa cheese, (inferior quality) 3^d lb ; Sugar, 3^d lb ; tea, 2s per lb; liour, £17 to £1S per ton; bran, Gs ; candles lid ; kerosene 4s; soap 30s per cwt; sharps 12s 6'd ; maize 3s 3d ; oatmeal 2£d lb.

THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 33, 18T7.



fSome lunatic has forwarded the following: r Editor, —Can you tell me, why is the Emperor of Russia like a hons vivantl D'ye give it up ?—Because he has frequently helped himself to the best part of the Turkey, and canuot keep his hands oil' the Po'rt(o). IiOLLOWAY AND Garlick thank the public for their very liberal patronage in the past, and beg to intimate they are in a better position than ever to supply the wants of their customers. Their large ship ments from England, just unpacked, enables them to oiler for sale many goods quite neAv to this market. Amongst them are fancy coloured linen damasks, neAv brocatell cords, Avide floorcloths, for rooms, 2s. lid. per yard ; for passages, from is. lid. ; oilcloths for stairs, &c, from 9d. ; felt carpets, from Is. 7£d. Eight patterns in Linoleum, patent Cork Carpet, unsurpassed for dura bility and comfort. English and colonial made general household furniture, the latter manufactured under the superintendence of R. Cramvell, on the premises, Avhose long experience is a guarantee for good work manship. Greatest variety of Carpets in the colony. Tapestry, from 2s. lid. per yard. In addition to all kinds of furnishing goods, there is a large assortment of Drapery, Millinery, men's and boys' Cloth ing, at HolloAvay and G article's City Hall Arcade.—[AovT.'l



WANTED to Let, a Single Room, with fire-place; a married couple Avithout children preferred.—Apply at this oflice. WANTED, a respectable Cir] about 15 or 16 years old.—Apply to Mrs. A. M. Williams, 210, Queen-street. WANTED, for the country, a Female General Servant.—Apply between 10 and 1 o'clock at Mercury Bay Saw-mill Co.'s oiiiec, Custom-douse-strcet. "VSTANTED, Board and Lodgings by a v v single Gentleman in a private family, where no other boarders kept : terms must be moderate.—Apply '"Private," Post office. W —"ANTED, a strong active Lad about IS for ilic Horse-shooing and General Blacksmilhing to proceed to New Plymouth; one. who has been at the trade preferred. —Apply to Ceo. Bruce, Coacbbuildor, Upper Uucen-st. WANTED, a-smiirTsiiop" Boy.—Apply I). Fort, Bootmaker, Shortland-strcct. "VSTANTED, a good General Servant. — V v Apply to Mrs. GloA-cr, Black Bull Hotel, Albert-street. WANTED, several good General Ser vants; also experienced Governess.—E. Henry's Registry, Shortland-strcct. WANTED, a respectable Female about thirty; one that can cook and wash; references required. - Apply to Mrs. J. Williams, Wyndliam-street. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Prince Albert Hotel. Onohnnga. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply to Mrs. Barber, fourth house beyond the Junction, Epsom. WANTED, a General Servant; must understand plain cooking.—Apply Mrs. Fernandez, Railway Terminus Hotel, Wynyaid Pier. WANTED" Knoivn, C. Woolgar, Iron monger, Grey-street, is supplying Tomb Fences from £2 up. Bellows and Anvil for sale cheap. WANTED to Sell, a Large Allotment" 100 foot frontage to Carlton Road. Price, £100.-Apply 11. Kcan. Thistle Hotel. WANTED, a respectable Boy.—Apply If. Collison, Baker, Princes-street. WANTED, an Apprentice to learn the Cabinetmaking.—A. Clark, Pitt-street. TSTANTED7 a Man to Took after horses V T and make himself generally useful.— Apply to 11. llardington, Onehunga. WANTED, a goTidliush Cook.—Waller and Garlick, Onehunga. ANTED, Timber~Stjvcker for Biish Saw Mill; must be thoroughly up to his work.—Waller and Garlick, Onehunga. ANTED, Tenders until" 12 noon on Saturday for erecting Small Cottage in Upper Oueen-street.—Plans, &c, at the office of C. Williamson, Vulcan Lane. ANTED, a "Nursegiil, about 14, to look after children in tho day time, and return homo at night.—Apply to Mrs. Alfred King, Alten Road. ANTED" KNOWN, that Aye are selling REAL WALNUT DRAWING ROOM SUITES, in Damask and Rep, from £24 10s.—T. &H. COOKE. Furnishing Warehouse, 67, Queen-street, next Bank of New Zealand. WANTED, Tenders for cutting Gorse, Newmarket Highway District.— F. G. Clayton. Chairman. WANTED, immediately, for Mercury Bay, a Shoemaker; must be a good strong hand; good wages given.—Apply to R. Greenland, Bootmaker, Freeman's Bay. WANTED, a situation as Barmaid, up stairs preferred.—Apply at this office between this and Monday. ANTED TO LET, House and Shop in Victoria-street, tAvo doors from Chapel-street. Rent 12/6. ANTED to Let, in a rising town, a Bakery. To a steady man a good open in g : -2Applj'jitjhJ£_offi^ WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply to Mrs. Harrison, Franklyn Road. WANTED Known, Gentlemen s Clothes Cleaned, Renewed in Colour, and neatly repaired; Colours warranted fast, and not v,'ash off. Dyeing in all its branches done at Edgar's Dyeing and Cleaning Establishment, Wollesley street East, Auckland. Communications by post promptly attended WANTED, three good Bootmakers.— Apply to Stephens and Carter, Boot makers. Queen-street. ANTED, a good General Hand.— Apply to J. Missen, Bootmaker, Hamil ton West, Waikato. WANTED, to call the special attention of my customers, and all who like Good Meat, to know that my Stock of Meat for Satur days cannot be equalled in Auckland for quality, freshness, or cleanliness. Corned Meat guaran teed. All to be sold at the lowest price.—A. Carter, Butcher, Wellcsley-strcct. WANTED, a General Servant with re ferences; must be a good plain cook and laundress.—Apply to Mrs. F. D. Yonge, The Poplars, Romuera. WANTED, tAvo Good Coal Miners.— Apply at the Wangarei Coal Yard to morrow, bei ween 10 and 11 a.m. ANTED, a Master for the 'Mary Anderson.'—Apply to Wm. MeArthur and Co. _ j 'VSTA'NTEI), a strong honest Boy.— iif Apply "J.R„"at Brown & Paten'?," I thorough General!^ % T vant.—Mi-a. Holdahip, Kybw Pu_w. "S^TANTED, Tenders for the supply oi T T 100 bushels HaWa (the whole or part); must bo clean seed free sticks. —K. Baird, Victoria-street. WAN TED, a Handy Man to rnmiy furniture, &c, anil "a Boy to make nim, seli generally useful; constant 'eumloymenl. ■_ Apply at this office. WANTED, Purchasers for a few of . . .„„r_Cheavin' s Patent Improved RAPID WATER FILTERS, with Lids. The amaUest and roost useful slkc. just arrived per Loch Urr. R'Kiipied Prices, fhcoo Filter-, have been awfts-dod iifj less |hp,n fifteen Silver and two QQla JlOdalS for their superiority over all others. i ~va- S. Jowaa, Rfanutacturer aud lmport-or • 01 gauali;:^,



WANTED, an active, intelligent Youth, about 16 years of age, for a Counryt Store and Bakery.—Apply ly letter, X. Y. Z., Star office. WANTED KNOWN, that W. JAMIESON, Jun., has secured those commodious prenuscs (corner of High and Victoria-streets) formerly in occupation of Mr J. StcAvart, where he will bo enabled to supply his friends and patrons Avith the Bust Coal and Firkwood at tho loAvest prices. W. J. appeals to liis friends to support him in his new under taking, as ill health has compelled him to retire from the pursuit of Ids own profession. Goods KeniOA red and Carting of every discription done An express to be had at the yard. to SELL, cheap, the folloAv ing:—Soap, 5d per bar; Pinck's OliA'c Oil, 7d per bottlo ; Morton's Pickles, lid ; Vestas, 7d per dozen; Sauce (Mcllor's), lOd; Lobsters, lOtl; Herrings, lOd; Sardines (}'s), 6d; ditto (J's), lid; Brazil Nuts, la per lb.; Barcelona, Nuts, (sholled), Is per lb.; Orangos, Is 3d per dozen; Tumblers, id to 5d each, or 3s to -ib per dozen • Sugar Basins, Is each; Toys, all prices; Girls' Hats, from9d to 2s ; Ladies' Hats, from Is to -Is ; Men's Straw Hats, Is 9d; Felt Hats, 3s to Is ; Chignons, from 9d to Is Gd ; Hair Plaits, from (Id to Is 9d; Artificial Floavci-s, from 3d; Bonnet Shapes, O'd each ; at H. Watts, Pitt-street. \irHICH are acknoAvledged to be the ' " Cheapest Ovens, those which are imported from Melbourne and sold at 355., and last about six months and then give Avay at the back and let tho smoke in, or those which Herbert It. Smith makes at 155., some of Avhich haA'c been in use oA*cr 7 years, and are guaranteed to last for ten years, I have also taken first-class prizes at all the Shows for Improved Patent_Poi'tablo Ovens, Colonial o\-ens,Wrouglit-iron House and Ship Stovos, &o.—Send for new illustrated priced cataloguo of Ov*cns and Ranges at greatly reduced prices, with testimonials from a large number of persons who biure had hem in use for over six,^'cars.— Auckland Iron Works, Durham-street West, opposite Buckland's Sale yard ife~_K T-P 01* OAMARU i)lKEuT #^^^^^. The Schooner pggiaiaßaa Isabella pratt Will leave for Oamaru direct on TUESDAY next, 27th inst. NICCOL, HENDRY & CO. WAITAKEREI WEST HIGHWAY DISTRICT. All Rates due to the above Board must be , paid to the Collector, at Stichbury's Buildings, 107, Queen-street, on or before the 10th March. All unpaid Rates will be sued for on the 12th March. ANDREW DILWORTH, Chairman. "OOAIID and Residence for tAvo Single .S3 Gentlemen in a private family.—Apply to 11. E. Partridge, Tobacconist, Queen-street. "j. (.'ST, from Police Station, Auckland, a -E_J small Green Parrot, some yellow feathers around neck. Anyone returning him to Detective JelCrcy Avill bo rewarded. TTIOUND, in Symonds-strcct, a Mackin- JL tosh Coat.—The owner can have the same on payment of this advertisement. . . DfOUSES now on Sale on very easy ••JLiL terms, from £05 upwards!!—C. Wil liamson, Vulcan Lane. irTSOil SA Lb), .Tllargain, a~Yac"ht well _____ found with sails, anchor, Avirc rigging, Sec Price, £10.—Apply Thames Hotel. - T OST, a black Greyhound ; ansAvers to —__l the name of "Juno." Anyone returning the animal to G. Johnston, Ponsonby Road, will be rewarded. LEFT at Mr. Canning's shop, 2 Frames " Fry's Cocoa."--'The owner can havesame by applying at this oflice. ipOU SALE, a Bargain, about G Acres < of Land, corner of Richmond Road and the sea.—Apply to T. B. Hill, Chemist, Victoria street. Foil 1 MMEIJIATESAI_P_, a comfortable" 8 roomed Residence, in the choice district of Grafton Road. There is a large freehold allotment extending through to the Domain. This is a line opportunity for persons AvhoAvish to pasture a horse or cow, or AVho Avaat the benefit of the Domain lor their own health or the health of their children. Price £350—Apply to J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. fjlOR SALE, a huge Allotment, 5G x 100, Jl Avith good soil, and small House, in East street, a few doors from Dr Wallis's Church; price £100.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auck land. ■S-oJf _ OASH, BALANCE at 15s. per _vsti't*jb3 week.—A neat 5-roomed Suburban Collage, with allotment 33 x 100, good well.—S. Vaile, Land Agent. 4?}_4\ CASH, BALANCE by Weekly .-_«'«'._*H7 Payments.—A Pretty Surburban Villa of 5 rooms.—S. Vaile, Estate Agent. 4? _ j 6> K—SOO~VCRES _~of"l'Ti-st-chis.s r*W JL /W*_y Laud, only 15 miles from Auck land.—S. Vaile, Land and Estate Agent. -4* 1 Wi\ CAS as agreed. ■-5W._-a/V A 5-roomed Cottage at Spring bank, with allotment 40 x 100, good well.—S. Vaile, House, Land, and Estate A .rent. |jIOR SALE, a splendid Pianoforte, by _£_' Plezell, recently purchased for £78. Also, the House to Let or for Srle. containing six rooms, with every convenience ; three allot ments, all planted with choice fruit and other trees. Price,-£l3o.—Apply Mrs. Jno. Young, London-street, Ponsonby. HT^OK SALE, a comfortable five-roomed JL 1 House, situated near Mount Albert, with sfable, cow-shed, and dairy, and 1'- acres of Land, with good orchard and garden.—H. Par tington, Stichbury Buildings, Queen-street. FOR SALE, a 5-roomed Verandah Cot tage, commanding a tine view, freehold allotment, out-buildings, never-failing Well, flower and kitchen garden, Cameron-street, Springbank, Ponsonby. Price, £200. Terms easy.—Enquire at McKinstrcy's, Grocer, Pon sonby Road. at Morning. -It. side, Lot 3, Section 3, corner of Great North Road and Argyle-street, partly fenced. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Land Agents, Fort-street. FOR SALE, on the Grafton Road, a Freehold Allotment, 50 feet by 130 feet, Avith a comfortable six-roomed House thereon.— Samuel Cochrane and Son, Land Agents. Auck land. Jj^Oß SALE, in Vincent-street, a Large . Building Allotment, 66 fast by 30 feet.— Samuel Cochrane aad Son, Land Agent, Fort st.rp.ot. fF.O LET, a 4-rooiued~Cottage. —Apply to JL Mr. Aleeki n. Grocer, Manukau Road, Parnell. mO'LET, tbc~Prcmiscß in High-street", _b_ lately occupied by Messrs. Close Bros.— Cruickshank and Co. ITLET, a Gi^erY7Fo7ise~and Shop, top of Hobeon-street, containing grocer's fittings complete, and gas laid on.—Apply to N. M.cCulsky, top of Hobson-street. T.O LET, tAvo Rooms, furnished or un furnished,—Address N.A., this office. "VTOIITH SHORE.-To Let, Avell furnished JJI House on Cheltenham Beach ; also several Cottages.—Apply to R & R. Duder. TO LET, a 6-roomed House.—Apply Mr. Barnes. Karangahape Road, Newton. TO LET, a" Five-roomed ~HouscTi_id~9 acres of Land in Grafton Road.—For par ticulars apply to Hunter and Nolan. A HOUSE To Let in Seaiield Vicav. _>___ Apply at Bennett's Drapery Warehouse, Q,i teen-street, M eai; Meati M eat, gllcy •st re ct. W, I-V.ITL Having ve.ur.ii-ii to hifi ijld •,-.,.-„,•.,-, « , , . , ~,_.'- -• remiocs, vrrev s,reet. latslj occupy v i» Mr. J. Young, Aviahes to intimate to li.s old customer*, and tho public $S?KXV^-S S iS dot<-rra^ to SELL ALL _.-._.. us oi jSLiuAJS, Primest Quaiitv, CHEAPER than can bo Purchased at any other Establish ment in Town, o& v visit to his Shop will prove, * Auckland, 23rd February, 18"?, A EERDEEN POLISHED GRANITE __*_ MONUMENTS, Ix Red and Blob, i-«om &% Free on board ship to any part of New Zealand. Inscription*} Accurate and Beautiful,' i I'm* and Pi-lfe «.-.» fi^-n ,lQim LEQGS! * mWm a.»wjsj«h_ i __v«Ki<jb&4ft



mHEATRE ROYAL. Manager R. J. DeLias. Scenic Artist H. N. Thornton. MONDAY, 2Gth FEBRUARY, RE-APPEARANCE OF MR. J. K. EMMET! WHO WILL GIVK TIIREE FAREWELL PERFORMANCES!!! BEGINNING WITH PHIL THE FOUNDLING! TUESDAY: "FRITZ," for Positively the Last Timo in Auckland. Mb. Emmet's Farewell Performances !! i Three Niorrrs Only !!! Box Plan at Upton & Co.'s, Queen-street. T ORNE-STREET HALL. BIJOU JT rpROUPE. Variety 1 TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! MRS. F. WILTON, Soprano, in English, Irish, and Scotch Ballads. MR. F. WILTON, in his Budget of Comi calities. MR. E. SHIP, Champion Clog Dancer, Negro Performer, Irish and Dutch Pcrsonator. MR. H. MAYNARD, Comiguc. MR. TOM BURTON, Comedian. NEW FARCES ! NEW SONGS ! NEW SKETCHES! Tho Victoria Brass Band will accompany the public from the Wharf to the Lorne-strcet Hall each evening at 7 o'clock. Prices of Admission—Front Seats, 25.; Back Seats, ONE SHILLING. Doors open at 7.30; commence at 8 o'clock. TOM BURTON, Agent. f^i I ANT! GIANT! GIANT! THE GIANT'S POPULARITY ON THE INCREASE. Over 700 Persons visited this Wonder yesterday, and all were astonished. TO-DAY, from 10 to 12, 3to 5, and 7 to Id. Admission—ONE SHILLING ; Children under ten, Half-price. 130PULAR CONCERTS, Young Men's JL Hall, To-morrow (Saturday), 21th instant. Programme to-morroAv. Special Rehearsal To night at 8 p.m. Those wishing to assist are invited.—C. B. Andiew. A P O L O G Y. MR. JAMES A. ADAMS. Waiuku, Sin,—l beg to tender you an apology for the childish and unbusincs:. proceeding of mine in placarding notices at "Waiuku relating to the case Adams versus Green, heard in the R. M. Court on the 21st February, 1877, and express my sorrow for so doing, and am sorry for the same, and I hereby authorise you to make Avhat use you please of this apology. C. 11. GREEN. Dated 21st February, 1877. I "T^T E W GROCERY STOI. E. Cash Buyer and Cash Seller ! ALL TRANSACTIONS FOR CASH ONLY !! Small Profits and Quick Returns ! RORT. C. SAUNDERS Just arriArcd from England, respectfully informs the inhabitants of Auckland, that he has OPENED a NEW GROCERY STORE in QUEEN-STREET, opposite the City Hall, Avhich he intends to conduct on the aboA'o principle. A Trial will prove the advantage of Buying at the above establishment. RORT. C. SAUNDERS, Queen-street. TN BANKRUPTCY. Take notice that a Deed of Assignment, dated the 22nd day of February, 1877, "and made be tween JOSH.PH BOULTER, of Auckland, in tho Provincial District of Auckland, and Colony of Ncav Zealand, Publican, of the first part; David Boosie Cruickshank and Thomas Lind say Macky, both of Auckland aforesaid, Mer chants, of the second part; and all the Creditors of the said Joseph Boulter, of the third part, has this day been filed in the office of the Supreme Court of Ncav Zealand, Northern District, at Auckland, in accordance with the provisions of "The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876." And take further notice, that a Meeting of the Creditors of the said Joseph Boulter is hereby convened to be he'd at 12 o'clock noon on MONDAY, the 12th day of March next, at .' the Supreme Court-house, Eden-street. Auck- ' land, for the purpose of assenting to the said : Deed. Dated at Auckland this 22nd day of February, 1577. JOHN RICHMOND, Solicitor for the said David Boosie Cruickshank and Thoma§ Lindsay Macky. TN THE DISTRICT OF AUCKLAND, ; JL HOLDEN AT HAMILTON. j IN BANKRUPTCY. ! • In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors ' Act, IS7G," and of the Bankruptcy of Henry Pollock McPhenson, of Hamilton,. Carter, a Debtor. This Is to notify that at the First Meeting of tho Creditors of the abOAe-nanicd Henry Pollock McPherson, held at the District Court House, Hamilton, this day, Thomas Charles Hammond, of Hamilton, Accountant, Avas elected the Cre- ' ditors Trustee of the Property of the said Henry Pollock McPherson ; and further, that the said Thomas Charles Hammond has signified in Avriting his acceptance of the Trusteeship; and this is further to notify, that I hereby certify the said election and the acceptance as aforesaid. Dated this 21st day of February, 1877. T. MONTGOMERY, Clerk of the District Court, Q N ~S A L E. — BY THE UNDERSIGNED —■ TO ARRIVE PER ' ELECfRA,* BILLIARD TABLES, Amott & Co., acme makers to H. R. Highness. TABLES Spanish Mahogany GUSH, unrivalled for Speed. SLATES finished with the utmost care, pronounced the Perfection op Billiard ; Table manufacture. Also, on Hand, Billiard, Pool, and Pyramid Bali* RYAN, BELf; & co TO UN BOW*' vw~V +t? •, T^~ $J Ft_*»- -.i AN, Post, Rail, and Wire Itfo* ...er, opposite Racecourse, Remuera. ...icriiiis supplied. | T;_|"__Nm^is on^Tm!ll r aces^ .v Four-horse Coach Avili leave the Union Bank co.mr lor ihe above Races, on SATURDAY -V_.Ui.cM.\CT, at 10 o'clock. F. QUICK, T3ANK OF NEW ZEALAND. 3Ut> An AGENCY has been OPENED at TE AWAMUTU, Waikato. Auckland, 20th February, 1877. QIR,~-Havin<r se(nnuT^ulv^>;an(_!iri_ inn y°'F,iss"n °- imh- February, signed by H- Mimv. Lincoln-street, Ponsonby, I deny cv<u' ha Ami;? contracted a debt without bis kno .v.eriijg, no. _)_ms:?if havi'i;? pal,-? __}\ accounts fo.f thofet-



"VTEWMARKEi HALL. At the request of a large number of the in habitants of Newmarket, Dk. Wallis avill delivor a LECTURE on "Local Solf-GoA-ern ment and the Counties Act," THIS (Friday) , BVENUS' G, at 8 p.m. sharp. CARD & RESIDENCE for one or tAVO young Men, in a private family, in a healthy place, and good sea A Ticw; or two fur nishod rooms.—Mrs. Shoppard, Grocer, Parnoll. GRAZING ON THE WESTERN SPRINGS ESTATE. Town Clerk's Office, Feb. 20,1877. Tho City Council Avill receive offers for tbo above until 2.30 of WKDNESDAY. the 28th instant, in accordance with conditions to bo viewed at this office P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. ENDERS Avill be received till Ist March, for Building a six-roomed Cottage, one mile from Onohunga. Plan and speciilca tions to bo seen at Mr. Stuart's, near Catholic Church, Onehunga. Tho lOAvest or any tender not necessarily accepted. MR. STUART. February 22,1877- TENDERS arc invited from competent Bushmen for falling and delivering at Pararahu Saw Mills, Mannkau, about 5,000,000 of timber in the log.—For particulars apply to Waller and Garlick, Onehunga. TENDERS aro required for Falling, Cross-cutting, and Delivering about Ten Million feet of Kauri Timber (round or square) at Awakino, Walroa, for Kopuru Saw-mill Co. Speciiieations can be seen at tho oitiec, Fort street. Civil Commissioner's Office, Auckland, 17th February, 1577 mENDERS Avill be received at this office _lL until FRIDAY, 115 th March next, for tho Erection of School Buildings at Waikare, Bay of Islands. Plans and specifications can be seen at this office. H. T. KEMP, CiA*il Commissioner. fTI O BUILDERSj —L ■•"SiiM;^ Tenders for the Erection of a School-house at NcAvmarkct for the Board of Education, Avill be received by tho undersigned, at his oflice, Shortland-street, Auckland, until i p.m. on MONDAY, sth March next. Plan and speciiication to bo seen on applica tion. JAMES WRIGLEY, Architect. yOU DO NOT KNOW The Wonderful Curative Powers of the Wai wera Spring, The Dainties provided for Visitors, The enchanting Scenery and picturesque walks, The Luxuries of the Hot Baths, The Splendid Hotel Accommodation. All to be obtained and indulged in by procur ing a ticket, price £1, including steamers fare, every Saturday, at 2 p.m., returning on tho following Monday, at 9 a.m., to be obtained at Mr. H. iVIEEK'S, Canning's Buildings, Short and-street. J3ECEIVED BY TO-DAY'S SOUTHERN STEAMER: A CONSIGNMENT OF CANTERBURY CHEESE, SENT BY' THE PRIZE-TAKER AT THE RECENT. SHOW. H. B. MORTON. 23rd February, 1877. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2G. CITY MA R T. BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! GRANT & MORTON HAVE received.instructions to sell by auction, at their Mart, on Monday next. 11 o'clock, * 20 trunks Women's, Girls', and Children's New and Seasonable Boots, Shoes_ &c. 1 case containing Elastic, Boot Linings, Web, Shoemaker's Grindery, Sec.. Sec Terms at Sale. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28. TO CLOTHIERS, DRAPERS, COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS, AND THE TRADE, IMPORTANT AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF STOCK-IN-TRADE. IN the ESTATE of SAMUEL COOMBES BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES. GRANT & MORTON IT A7 E lf c m filVollred with instructions _"LJL from the Trustees in the above Estate in . sell by auction, on the premises, 02. QuoenXeet aufo'clock yJcßth inStant' aud f°a°wi__!d£& THEs Eciss fisa^c^ Under-clothbig, hosiery, Gloves ,Wo!i Also, Shop Fixtures, Counters, Showcases, Mirrors Gashttmgs, Safes, Office Furniture, &c!' In calling attention to the above sale the Auctioneers deem it sufficient to point out that they are instructed to sell the most varied care, fully-selected, Avell-assorted, and laratTsws_i Clothing Stock in the Colonies, CsfiSS thus_ affording an opportunity to the trade that rarely, if ever, occurs of securin- baS™. f» new and saleable goods in the greatest Variety" Terms at Sale, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26. JAPANESE CURIOS I,Apottft? WARE, PORCELAIN WARE &c DIRECT FROM JAPAN ' ' R. ART HU R WILL sell by auction at his Mart, -v. . Queen-street (Furniture Department! on Monday, 2Gth inst., at 12 o'clock noon The jL^|t J.nd Beirt Assorted Lot of *iT i h-°™ CLRTOS ever offered to the public, in this city, selected withgreat care in Japan for this market, just LA COarFP d ' xv^l H u ™=- CX ' Lo«ise.' JUSt LACyUER WART;,—Handsome Cabinets Trayt 5' bOXeE .V Chess Boards! £ WhatSbT' ClSai> and Tobacc* POE belutiblT^ E7^/ me of & USST 'l4S° fJL Teacup, sticks, &o„ sck ' IQXS> Candle- Also, A Snf?e n y* dß^ ec^ «* IMBtt and Hat^^^s,Aal Albums, &c, Anctionfelf Can procured at ** office of tflQ Goods on view on the morning of sale. SATITRDAYTfEBRUARY 24. "" AT 11 O'CLOCK PROMPT. HOUSEHOI_^~FU RNITtJRE PIANOFORTE, &c, ' AT THE RSSIDENOE) OF MRS OUt iir _< J.A.A i), St. MAftV'a Hoad, Ponsoksv, GRANT & MORTON EfAVE received instruct!imp ihnn Mi* SL bmhci'ianu toi-.cu by auction, at her re* sidenco, mi Saturday next, at 11 o'clock, The Whole, of her Household Furniture; Pianoforte, in walnut, by Keliv, Draw* bisf-rooin S-iite, Dining-room do., Hand- Borao Clock, Glassware, i_n_.-_'a.v.ings, Bodroon. Furniture, Kitchen Utensils, &C., A*'-; ■ ■ This sale is imavoiikibiy postponed to Saturday next, The entire fiu-miu.ro will be aol.t un , resorvetb'y. as Zlvb. Sutherland is leaving a acta land fm- WpJhncftOn. " ' '