His Worship said he was willing to take these matters, and the defendant being a foreigner, into consideration, but an offence had been committed, and of a very serious nature, and for which be must pay a line of £5 and costs ,£4 2s, or be imprisoned for two months. SimihifT ' arges against Emanuel Zoares, Thomas l>mir. and Frank Silva, under the Merchant Shipping Act, were adjourned until Monday.

CITY KATES

Seven persons, namely, Edward Wool field, Norman McMillan, Frank Banks, Daniel Goitgh, John P. Clark, Alexander Puthie, and William Avey, were summoned for neglecting t<> pay their city rates. THE PUBJURY CASE. (Before Joseph Newman, and W. J. Will cock* Bskj*., Justices of the Peace.) Mr Tyler, and Mr Dufaur, for plaintiff, MrThorne for defendant. A part of the evidence in this ease was heard on Wednesday, in which the accused, Airs Coxhciid, was charged with making false statements upon oaths in respect of four bullocks. Angus Mathison, master mariner, of Omaha, remembered the case in the Resident Magistrates Court, in which the now defendant claimed £40, for four bul locks.. He heard Mrs Coxhcad's evidence, she stated that the bullocks were sold to Mi" Ferguson, and not given in trust. Cross-examined by Mr Tborne. Thud' Ferguson, of Cook-street, master mariner, deposed that Mrs Coxhead in •dying evidence at the Magistrate's Court, denied that the bullocks were left in his trust, but that she sold them to witness in July • she also denied have received biro for thcin. She asked him in March last, to take charge of the bullocks, as there had been a dispute between her aud the natives, and she feared they would take her bullocks. He consented. She said she did not want to,sell them, as she got her living by them. She consented to bis letting the bullocks out on hire at 10s a day for the four. He never had any other possession of the bullocks; she never sold the cattle to him. •- At the close of the cross-examination by Mr Thome the ease was adjourned until to-morrow.

A LADY VACCINATRESS FOR WAIUKU.

THE following notice lias been duly posted up at the Waiuku Post oilice : — "■ Mrs Crisnc, the Public Vaccinator, will attend at the undermentioned places, to vaccinate, and to inspect the progress of vaccination, tvc." The time table followed the above, showing thejday and date on which Waiuku, Patmnahoc, and Pollock children would be dcnltwith according to law. On Tuesday, tin* talented lady made her first appearance in public as a substitute for the late Dr Piako. Mrs Orispe is said lobe eminently < t u:iiifi"(l for (lie position, and lias long enjoyed great popularity in the immediate neighbourhood of her home at the Mauku. It is also pleasing to bear that the ladies "icatlv prefer her style to that of Dr Drake. Jin Crispc rode from tiie Mauku on her handsome grey horse, and as ]>er nnununce ment took up her station at the Court House. The first days operation as far as we have learned, has given full satisfaction. The lady's kindly manner is sa d to have quite a mesmeric influence over young and turbulent John Bulls, who would have thought little ol* pulling Dr Drake's nose if he came near them on such an errand, but under Mrs Crispe's gentle treatment subside into good behaviour, and stick out their little arms to be done. Considerable dis cussion is taking place at the settlement on tiie correctness of Government styling- Mrs Crispc a, " vaccinator." Opinion runs high as to whether it should be vaccinatress, or vaccinatrix. A wag says that when she operates on a girl, she is a yaccinate-her, when a boy is the subject she U a vaccinatc him. •

THEATRE ROYAL.

TiiE seventh representation of "Fritz," by Mr. Emmet, was heartily received last evening by the playgoing public, who frequently testified their approval by loud manifestations of joy. The Theatre was largely attended by citizens, and the officers of the Hcrtha. The drama of " Our German Cousin" was executed with that care and fldebtv which have won a creditable ffcuiitation In the estimation of the people. The ttoybarmonieon, humourous ballads, and inter vening dances took immensely, and a capital evening was passed by those present. The perforuaanefe of to-night will be of a miscella neous character, being selections from Mr. Emmet's three popular dramas, including the "beauties" of Emmet, such as the principal song* and dances, the silver-coined drum solo, select pickings from " Jan," and the iirst act ot "Phil, the Foundling." Saturday evening will be the last of Mr. Emmet at the Theatre Royal, as he will proceed with Mr. De Lias on Monday to the Thames for a brief season, and from thence they will sail to Napier.

TELEGRAPHIC.

(FROM OVIX ft** CORRESPONDENT.)

ORAHAMSTOWN, tins day. MINING NEW& Point Russell : 86 ozs 17 dwts. Alburnia: Emmet's tribute, 2 ozs 5 dwts. Karanui Hill: Mill's tribute 133 ozs 4 dwts.

Siam : 1 oz 16 dwts. The Annie Owhdroa have arranged to crush at Perry's battery at 10s per ton. Coutt's aud party of six have tlic Karangahake mine and battery on tribute. It is reported that they have met golden stone. . The Mining Inspector is forfeiting claims for uon-workmg at Ohineniuri, particularly in tho Karangahake locality. TE AROHA LANDS.

In the "Advertiser," the Hauraki natives state they partook, of the purchase money of Tc Aroliu land, owned by the Ngatitumu tuurii, because Mr Mackay insisted they should to pay their debts, they had no Claim to the land.

PASSENGERS PER IONA.

RUSSELL, this day.

Arrived ; Aland, aud whaling snip James Arnold, , ~ .... r<„„, Sailed s Fawn, Onward Spdlirc, Gem lona with cattle, and (iO barrels ot oil px Magellan Cloud. Passengers : Maclndoe, Logan, Nathan, Atkinson, \ austiguiei, G. Rcynell, Mrs Wright, Wood, and Liule lgli, and ten steerage.

SPECIMENS FROM BEACH AND KAPANGA.

r>i uu i\T A NDEL. tliis day.

Union Beach.—A large parcel ot speci mens was obtained last night ; 42816s are m

Royal Oak.-The manager reports the mine" generally as looking well;, 133165. or specimens arc on hand, and 3o tons of general stuff. ,-, _ . ~ ~ . Kapauga, -It was reported last iiiglittliat a large Tiaul of rich specimens had been wade? From enquires I hud the state ment greatly exaggerated ; some, good.stone was obtained, and more is likely to be got

tojfismarck.-33_ozs. of gold wre lodged at the Bank to-day.

MAGISTERIAL DECISION ON BIL LIARDS.

DUNEDIN this day.

!4 Mr Watt, R. ML, decide, that laying i biUiawls to decide who shall pay for the Jfefeame is illegal. Notice of appeal has 4F been given. „ • „.,T,, rT ) PURIRI COMING INTO FAVOUR.. - Puriri has come »j) with a rush tins morning, in the betting <m. the Cup. CHOOSING THE CRICKS CHAM PIONS On Tuesday the Match .Committee w^ decide whether.to playi^.M H £_» make a final eeKwtiW. **»$ UW l* vu*, j__ _ag chosen, ' - HHi -? ________________________|

CAPTAIN LLOYD IN TROUBLE.

TAURANGA. this day.

Capt Lloyd, was brought up this morning for assaulting Tataia, a native woman, with whom, it was said, he had been living at Ohincmutu, by tearing a shawl off her and in to pieces, and otherwise using threatening language, so that she applied for him to be bound over to keep the peace. Captain Lloyd denied the charge, and said he was helpless in the ease as the witnesses would swear to anything. He was bound over in £100, himself in £50 and two sureties in £25 or one in £50. Bail was provided. — i

(PRESS AGENCY.)

PROTEST ANTAGONISTIC TO DRAINAGE.

CHRISTCHURCH, this diiy.*!

At a public meeting held last night re solutions were carried antagonistic to Nlr Carruther's scheme of drainage, and asking the Drainage Board to re-consider the scheme, as compared with the dry earth system. 3015 city letters passed through our Christchurch post on Valentine's Day.

All England Eleven Cricket Match

NELSON, this day.

After lunch play was resumed, and at four o'clock, the over from Fowler played was caught oil'the shoulder of the bat at slip by Knapj), after making 19. Four wickets down for 201. Shaw was the next, and after scoring 8 was clean bowled by Eden, live for 218. Emmett followed, and quickly scored 9, but was cleverly stumped by Cross. Hill took his place, but was soon disposed of in an unusual way, Greenwood from the other end lutting the ball towards his wicket, in which it was turned by the bowlers arm, Hill being out of bis ground at the time. Seven for 236. Pooley then took the bat, and with Greenwood kept the held alive for some time, until the latter put up a ball oil' Fowler into Knapp's hands, after scoring 42. Eight wickets for 258. Lillywhite followed, but at the first ball was stumped by Cross, oil" Ellis. Southcrton was then caught at his first ball by 1 talliday, oil' Ellis. All out for 258, which included :l byes and 10 wides. Nelson sent HMliday £and C. Knap]) to the wickets at o o'clock, and at the eighth over Knapp was bowled by Shaw after making one. Hyde followed, and lie and Halliday kept their wickets till half past 5. when the stumps were drawn, the scoring being 19, including 5 byes. Cricket Match' To-Day- The match .was resumed at 11.JJ0 a.m.. but most of our men failed to make a. stand against the splendid bowling of Hill and Shaw, and were all out by two for 56, of which 15 were byes and 4 log lives.

Halliday and Burnett made 8 each, Cross and Wngger, the latter a young boy, 6 each. Shaw bowled 9 wickets, and Hill 4. An adjournment for lunch then took place, after which Nelson -will go in again.

Steamer Halcyon Broken Up

RIVERTON, this day.

The steamer Halcyon is completely broken up. Not a, vestige of her is seen except some porlions of timber and cargo washed ashore. None of the cargo is insured. The vessel Is insured in the National for £400, and Sou 1]) British, £200.

PRODUCE AND SHARE MARKET.

DUNEDIN, ibis day.

Mr. Bradshaw reports stocks as follows ; Colonial Bank, 30s. ; Bank of New Zealand, #19; ss. ;-National Insurance, 295. ; South British, 635. ; Daily Times, £5 ss. Messrs. Koystead report wheat 4s. Gd. to 3s. Sd. for samples; flour, £14, with a downward tendency ; oats, 2s. 2d. to 2s. 3d.; barley, 2s. 9d. to 4s. ; bran, £5 ; pollard, £6 10s. ; oatmeal, £13 to £14 10s.

Fire on Board the Himalaya.

A WATCHMAN KILLED.—TWO FIRE MEN PICKED UP INSENSIBLE.

Press Agency

WELLINGTON, this day,

At about two o'clock this morning a lire was discovered iv tiie hold of the ship Hi m alaya which is lying alongside the wharf. The smoke and heat Avere so great that it was impossible to go down the hatches to work, but one entrance was effected to the after-hold where the fire was breaking through the cabin. For several hours there were four streams of water kept playing into the hold before the final extinguish ment of the lire was eli'ectcd. The ship's watchman was picked up dead below. It is supposed lie fell down the hatch and then got smothered. Two men of the Central Brigade wore also picked up insensible iv the hold from suffocation. They recovered a great portion, of the cargo, which has been landed. It is impossible at present to esti mate, tiie damage which, must be consider* able.

(FKOM OUR OWX CORRESPONDENT.)

The cargo was nearly all out, and only the stud' in the lower hold remained. Very little cargo is destroyed, and the damage to the vessel is 'not thought to lie very serious. It is believed that Shaw, Savill & Co. have themselves accepted the risk of the vessel. It wiil be a case of general average.

A CARRIER SEA GULL

AT Mrs Oldiield's house, situated between the wharf and Mr Campbell's hotel, at Waiuku, is an eccentric grey sea gull named Jacko. This bird lias made itself quite at home, is boss of the poultry yard, and also of the dogs and cats. Jacko Hies every day from the comfortable quarters at Mrs Okltteld's to the sea shore, to feed and disport with other members of the tribe of giilis. It has been regarded as; of the male sex up till lately, aud named accordingly. Jacko lias, however, turned out as belong in"- to the feminine gender, and is making a nest, and is believed to be going to lay. When Mrs Oldiield calls at the hotel with milk in the corning, Jacko's quick eye detects her presence/ and V/Jth a cry ot pleasure the grey sea gull leaves its mates tQ fly t», «nt( caress her. Mrs Oldfield is con ii'1 out that the bird would fly from Auckland with messages better than one of tlte Star camera, and will most Hkejy train the bird to active service on beliall of Waiuku. On a fanner occasion she bad experience of one carrying an iiuportaut message to a household, It is stated as an argument in favour of Mrs Oldheid s carrier, that when fatigued, Dying from Auckland, Jacko can drop into the sea and BWIIW, twice as fast as the mail steamship Oregon can paddle. __,

STAINED GLASS WINDOWS. , Mr Editor —I was very much amused in riiatt" me- your report of a meeting at one of the EpiS copal churches in the city, respecting a stained ,E window, in your issue of last evening. , Our eniscopal brethren must be in a sad foment 10 be _iSned at shadows. I worshipped at a non- KSfoVmtet church in England, where we had Sumcrous oriental windows, but there was t! isolators. Instead o^our Episcopal fellow KSifi airaid of the ''Orbuson and S^theU^mdbws. would it not be much whir to discuss Baptismal Regeneration, S___2_sfeß#KffS?S3^

by way of illustration; he gave examples |of combustion with common candles and a jar of oxygen. The kerosene lamp was exhibited, and its properties explained, Tho Bude light was also displayed, and the manufacture and character of gas made clear by simple means. Mr Severn, among other things, produced a magnesium lamp and light, and proved that the lime-light was not equal in brilliancy and power to the electric light. Mr Davy, Mr .Severn's assistant, exhibited a series of splendid views of Paris and New South Wales, including views of statuary and landscape; also microscopic views of various insects, all of which were briefly ex plained to the auditory. The whole of tho entertainment was instructive and amusing, and elicited frequent expressions of applause. Mr Severn will deliver his third lecture this evening on "Light and Spectrum Analysis."

MR SEVERN'S LECTURE.

i -„„i rrf Mr Severn's lectufe of last even* and Chcm iisg, »»Lor*e^ige»^«. ti The lecture was

COMMERCIAL.

Mr G. Sibhin held a sale of produce, eco., at his Corner Mart. Good prices were ob tained for the various lots offered.

Mr M. Jones sold a quantity of pro duce and poultry at his mart to-day. There was a moderate number of buyers present.

Messrs. S. Cochrane and Son's furniture sale to-day, was well-attended. The celebrated steeplechaser, Louis DOr, was offered for sale to-day by Mr Alfred Buokland, but was withdrawn. The animal was subsequently sold privately. Mr R. C. Greenwood hold his usual Friday's fale of poultry and produce at the Market Houso to-day. There was a good attendance of buyers. Fowls brought from Is 9d to Is lOd; ducks, Is Id to Is !)d; turkeys. 3s Cd to Is M ; potatoes. 3s to 3s 3d per cwt.

At Mr It. Arthur's usual weekly market day sale to-day, the attendance was good, an( j bidding fair. Prices obtained were :—Potatoes, 2s fid to 3s (id; onions, Art to id per lb; pearl barley, 2d per lb : oatmeal, 2d ; maize, os ; oats, 3s 2d ; fowl-wheat, 4s 3d ; flour, £13; butter, lid to Sd; cheese, 3rl|to 7d. bacon, old; apples, lid to 2.? d; pears, Pd to 2Ad; herrings in fcrkins, 7s to 7s Cd ; kegs, 3s 3d to"3s Gd ; Edward's pickles, Ss Cd per dozen.

CHIEF POST-OFFICE, AUCKLAND.

Mails will Close as Uxdeii :— For Tbamcs, this day, at. 5.30 p.m., and to morrow, at 12.30 p.m. For Coromandel, per Durham, to-morrow, at 1.30 p.m. For Whitianga. Tauranga, and Opotiki, per Rowena, this day, at 1 p.m. For Taranaki and Southern provinces, per Wellington, to-morrow, at 8 a.m. For newspapers, at 7 am. For money orders and registered letters, this day, at 1 p.m. For Waiwera, Mahurangi, Matakana, Manga. wai, Waipu, Wangarcl, and Mangapai, per Annie Milbank, to-morrow, al, 10 a.m. For Russell, Wangaroa, and Mongonui, per Toil', on Monday next, at I p.m. For Gisborne and Napier, per Star of the South, on Monday next, at 3 p.m. For Wangarei Heads, Waipu, Wangarci, and Mangapai, per Argylc, on Tuesday next, at -1 p.m. S. B. DISS, Chief Postmaster.

THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1877.



Holloway and Garlick thank the public for their very liberal patronage in the past, and beg to intimate they are in a belter position than ever to supply the wants of their customers. Their large ship ments from England, just unpacked, enables them to ofl'cr for sale many goods quite new to this market. Amongst them are fancy coloured linen damasks, new brocatcll cords, wide floorcloths, for rooms, 2s. lid. per yard ; for passages, from Is. lid. ; oilcloths for stairs, &c, from Oil. ; felt carpets, from Is. 7_d. Eight patterns in Linoleum, patent Cork Carpet, unsurpassed fur dura bility and comfort. English and colonial made general household furniture, the latter manufactured under the superintendence of 11. Cranwcll, on the premises, whose long experience is a guarantee for good work manship. Greatest variety of Carpets iv 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 Holloway and Garlick^s City Hall Arcade.—fAnVT.]



!^_S___ > f>ACTFlC MAIL STEAM "^^»s> SHIP COMPANY. FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. The Company's Powerful Al Iron Screw Steamship ZEALANDIA, — Fehiues, Commander, will leave Auckland for the above port on or abov:t SATURDAY, 21th February, carrying Mails and Passengers. For further particulars, freight, or passage apply to OWEN Se GRAHAM, Agents, Auckland. "OOARD OF EDUCATION. WANTED, a Head Teacher for the Kauwae ranga Boys' School, Thames. — Applications, with testimonials, to bo forwarded to the under signed on or before Ist March, 1877. VINCENT E. RICE, Secretary. WANTED, for Aratapu District School, a Pupil Tedchci\—Apply to the School Committce__ [ CHIEF OFFICER wanted for the barque Glimpse.—-Apply at once to J. M. Darga villc & Co., Shortland-street. . . W~ ANTED, a General Servant.—Apply to Mrs. Caffery, Custom-house Hotel, Fort-street. . WANTED, a Ploughman accustomed to use a Double-furrow Plough; none but competent persons need apply.—Wm. Hall, Mangere. ANTED, a smart active Boy.— Apply at tho Stab ofljee, WANTED, a respectable person to take a Young Baby to her home to nurse; has been fed with bottle. State terms to C WM, Star Office; WANTED, a Man to plough and milk. Apply John Lamb, 1, Queen-street. WANTED, U Boy for a Farm, one who can milk required.- Appjy immediately to F. Quick. WANTED, a respectable Girl as a Ser vant for the country.—Apply to J, C. Morrin, Qujse)pstreet, WANTED to Let, a 4-roomed Cottage ; rent, 7s. per week.—Mr. Rogers, foot of Grey-street. WANTED, a smart Message Hoy.— Apply at this office. WANTED, a respectable married Couple for the Bay of Islands, man to cook, etc., wife tq &q housework.—Apply Royal Mail Hotel,'Victoria-Street. '■\TTANTED, a good Dressmaker.—Apply T T Mrs. Harding, top of Grey-street. AM TED, Furnished Bed and Sitting room;'or large Bedroom; suburbs pre ferred.—" Hbniely," Star Office. . WANTED to Purchase, immediately, large or small quantities of Corrugated Iron thai'ha.s been in use.—Apply at the Cheap Furniture Mart, YiptQna-stre'pt East, corner Qf High-street. WANTED, a single-barrel Breach loading Centre-fire Fowling Piece.— Apply M. Jones and Co., Central Salo Rooms. "viTANTED, a good Cabinet Maker. V v M? nfi ot^d. peed apply.—For address apply Evening Star. WANTED^ 3 or 4-roomed House, cheap, for working man; must bo centrally situated.—C.'Wilhanjisor,, Vulcan Lane. ANTED, one or two ' respecraiotc single men to Board and Lodge in a comfortable home; bath and every convenience? terms moderate. — Mrs. Ellisdon, Wakeiield strefct. opposite the Fitzroy Hotel. Wanted, a General Servant/ '_ [ WANTED, a Boy with gootl character to serve in the shop and go hawking.— W. H. Dampier, General Dealer, Wyndham street, corner of Albert-street. WANTED, "by a gentleman, Quiet Lodglnga, with a cheerful view,— A ddi-es_____Box: 51, Post-office. _____ WAN T kT>7 Z respectable Boarder in a healthy locality, ten minutes walk from i FQs.t-a.lSce > »« GbtttoWr-Apply ft* *i§ 9scC|



WANTED, the Working Men, of Auckland to know they can get first class Board and Lodging, and every comfort of a good home at Banks's Private Boarding House, top of Wyndham-street. Give a trial and judge for yourself.—Terms 18s. per week. WANTED to Let, in a rising town, a Bakery. To a steady man a good open ing.—Apply at this office. WANTED, Boarders.—Apply to Mrs. Robinson, opposite Scotia Hotel, Hob son-street. ANTED, a General Servant.— Mrs. R. H. Stevenson, Shelly .Beach Road, Ponsonby. ANTED KNOWN, that W. JAMIESON, Jux., has secured those commodious premises (corner of High and Victoria-streets) formerly in occupation of Mr J. Stewart, where he 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 has compelled him to retire from the pursuit of his own profession. Goods Removed and Carting of every discription done An express to be had at the yard. WANTED to SELL, cheap, the follow ing:—Soap, od per bar; Pinck's Olive Oil. 7d per bottle ; Morton's Pickles, lid ; Vestas, 7d per dozen; Sauce (Mellor's), lOd ; Lobsters, 10:1; Herrings, lOd ; Sardines (J's), (id ; ditto (A's), lid; Brazil Nuts, Is per lb.; Barcelona, Nuts, (shelled), Is per lb.; Oranges. Is 3d per dozen ; Tumblers, kl to 5d each, or 3s to-Is per dozen ; Sugar Basins, Is each; Toys, all prices; Girls' Hats, from Dd to 2s ; Ladies' Hats, from Is to Is ; Men's Straw Hats, Is 3d; Felt Hats, 3s to Is: Chignons, from 9d to Is Gd ; Hair Plaits, from Gd to Is fid ; Artificial Flowers, from 3d; IJonnet Shape.?, 6d each ; at H. Watts, Pitt-street. WANTED, Purchasers for a few of Cheavin's Patent Improved RAPID WATER FILTERS, with Lids. The smallest and most useful size. Just arrived per Loch Urr. Reduced Prices. These Filters have been awarded no less than iiftcen Silver and two Gold Medals for their superiority over all others. —W. S JONES, Manufacturer and Importer of Saddlery, &c, Queen-street. W~ ANTED KNOWN," that we are selling Iron Bedsteads (double) from 3Ss ; Cane-seat Chairs, from 40s the half-dozen ; and that we have one of the Largest Stocks of Fur niture in the Province for Purchasers to select from.—T. & 11. COOKE, 67, Queen-street, next Bank of New Zealand. ANTED to SELL, strong 8-horsc Engino and Cornish Boiler, £125 ; very good Cliali'cutter, for steam or hand,£G; Circular Saw and Bench, £1; Shafting Hearings, Pulleys, and Belts, (cheap): Maize Grinder, £1; strong Biscuit Press, £3; Cleaner, for IP knives, £1; large Leamington Range, complete, and nearly new, £10; new Kitchen Range, £8; Stratford Store, with boiler. £5; First Prize Ship Stove, £fl()3: First Prize Yorltshircnian Ovens, our own design and mvke. They beat all. All kinds of Ovens, Stoves. Ranges, Sec, made and repaired, bought or exchanged. All descriptions of Machinery and Agricultural Implements made and repaired. Mills and Vices cut. Locksmiths Plato Iron-workers Contracts taken at a low figure.—lt. Nicholls, corner of Queen and Edwardes-strcets, Auckland. 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, Wellesley strcct East, Auckland. Communications by post promptly attended "^TANTED^ Purchasers for Wedding TV Hats, I rimmed, 8s each, such beauties; other Hats, 2s, Is, and 5s ; Untrimined ditto, id ; Children's ditto, trimmed with Velvet, (3d and SKI; Chignons, Id, Gd, od, Is, and IsGd; Ladies' Gold Chains, is; Jet Sets, is lid; Earrings, Gd; Razors, Is; 2fl-keyed Concertinas, ss, 6s, and 7s ; Large Mugs, Id; Lollies (dill'erent kinds), Kid; Infants' Leather Hoots, Is; Blue, 3 for Id; Kai sins. Id ; Epsom Salts, (id per doz; Blacking, 8d per doz ; Matches, !ld per doz. ; Pears, 2d ; Good Tobacco, Id; Ciirars, Id; Children's Stockings and Socks, cheap; Children's Hoots, Auckland made, sewn, 0 to 0, Is; 10 to 13, Is Gd ; Men's French Calf Elastic Hoots, All■•kland made, 12s. —W. il. Dampior, General Dealer, Wnydham strcct, corner of Albert-street, BA (JS ! ~ BAGS !—Wanted to Sell, Potato and Chaff Bags at Id each.— Crowthcr's Stables. WEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Public Works Oilice, Wellington, 19th Jan.. 1577. Written Tenders will be received at this oilice up to noon on MONDAY, the 19th February, 1377, for the supply and delivery of Stores for the New Zealand Railways at Auckland, Wel lington, Christchurch, and Duncdin. Specifications may be seen at the Public Works O/lice, Wellington, Auckland, Christ church, and Duncdin. Tenders, with Schedule, properly filled up, must bo sent in on the printed forms, which will be supplied on application. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By command. JOHN CARRUTIIER3, Engineer-in Chief. _ rTTo ~c "XTTpHS"n~t e~ r s 7. 'I'cndcrs arc required until 20lh instant, for Removing and Making Alterations to a Dwelling House. Plans and specifications may be seen at mv house, Remucra- The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. __ WILLIAM DENT. _ m E N D E R S. Wanted Tenders for the supply of 20 tons, more or less, of Good Household Potatoes, quality approved. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For further particulars apply to FROST & CO., 1, Queen-street, ENDEUS for Filling in an Allotment at the corner of New and Dublin-streets, off St. Mary's Road, will be received by the undersigned till 1 p.m. on TUESDAY, the 20th inst. Specification may be seen at my office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accep ted.-—R. C. Dyer, Shortland-street.—February IG, 1577. ANY person having a copy of " Cllil* peric" will oblige by leaving it at the STAU Ofilce, or with Mr. Upton, Queen-street X N BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of the " Debtors and Creditors Act, 187(5," and in the Bankruptcy of Hkvuv Pollack McPheuson, of Hamilton, a Debtor, _| This is to notify that Henry Pollock McPher son, of Hamilton, in the Provincial District of Auckland, in the Colony of New Zealand, Carter, has this day filed a statement that he is unablo to moot his engagements with his Creditors. The first meeting of the Creditors will be held at the District Court House, Hamilton, on Wed nesday, the 21st day of February, 1877, at eleven o'clock in tho forenoon. Dated at Hamilton diis 11th day of February, 1877. T, MONTGOMERY, Clerk of Court. Whitakbr & O'Neill, Solicitors for the Debtor. TTENDERSON'S MILL RACES. The following is tho Declaration of Weights for the above races, which are to be held on SATURDAY, 21th instant :— HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. gt.lb: Cowan:s Rapid Bay, 5 years 10 6 J. Leonard's Charlie. 5 years 0 7 .Tno. O'Neill's Secret (late Game Boy) aged 10 0 W. J. Suiter's You-never-can-tell (late Hbrhflyer), aged 8 .7 Q. C. McGee's May Moon, 4 years .. .. 11 0 J. Lamb's Maggie's Foal, 4 years .. .. 9 0 Thorpe's Isleinan, aged.. .. .. .. 1Q 7 ''SETTLERS' RACP HANDICAP. Cowan's Rapid Bay, 5 years 9 0 J, Lamb's La Belle. 1 years 8 7 R. J. Vercoe's Gipsy, 5 years SO J. O'Neill's Secret (late Game Boy), aged,, b 0 HENDERSON'S MILL CUP HANDICAP. J. Leonard's Raleigh, 3 years S 6 W. A. Kelly's Magician, aged .. ~ 10 0 J. Lamb's La Belle, 1 years 8 1 O. ('. McGoe's May Moon,-1 yeara ~ ~ 11 0 It, lb Scott's Derby, 5 yeara 1! * A, Hooker's Formosa, 0 yeara ~ ~ 0 0 GEO. LENDRUM, Handicapper. l\J 1IL _"iSAAG " WILSON, Orocer, G.te- JjJL huhiro' wishes to inform the public of Auckland that he is not tho I. Wilson 'against whom two judgments were obtained yesterday In pho Resident Mj^wt^t____2<__r _ t> emuera jug hway ■ djstrtct; Tho Rates for the current your remaining un paid on the Ist of March will be placed in tho hand of a solicitor for recovery. t Chairman, OHN BOWMAN, Post, Rail, aud \flri Fencer, opposite Racecourse, Renvuera,



X ORNE-STREET HALL. MR, 11. A. SEVERN'S 3RD LECTURE. Tins (FRIDAY) EVENING, February 16. LIGHT AND SPECTRUM ANALYSIS. The Greatest Wondor of the Age ! EXPERIMENTS ON REFLECTION ! REFRACTION AND VELOCITY OF LIGHT ! THE PRISM ! SIFfIMG A BEAM OF LIGHT ! Browning's Special Apparatus for the Exhibition of Sprctrum Analysis !!! OXYHYDROGEN LANTERN AND MICRO SCOP B! The magnificent experiment of the "Lead Tree," or Growth of Crystals, Views of Europe, Live Fleas, Animalcnlro, Kaleidoscope, Sec Admission :—Front Seats, 25.; Back Seats, Is. Children and Schools half-price. Punctuality is requested. E. DAVY, Secretary. rip II E A T R E ROYAL. Manager R, J. Df.Lias. Scenic Artist .. .. li. N. THORNTON. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! GRAND MISCELLANEOUS NIGHT! SELECTIONS FROM MR. J. K. EMMET'S THREE DRAMAS !!! SECOND ACT OF FRITZ ! FRITZ ! FRITZ! FRITZ! Second Act of JAN ! Second Act of JAN ! FIRST act of PHIL THE FOUNDLING ! The best opportunity afforded of seeing this Great Artiste in all his world-famed assumptions. Three Dramas To-night! TO-MORROW: POSITIVELY Mr. EMMET'S LAST NIGHT! Box Plan at Upton & Co.'s, Queen-street. RICHMOND THATCHER, Agent. mEMPERAN C E II A L L. SATURDA V NIGHT'S ENTERTAINMENTS, TO-MORROW NIGHT. Extra Attraction ! For a Special Benefit! Selection in character from LADY OF LYONS ! Pauline .. .. .. Miss Minnie Clarke ( l i,as,KU' , !- .. .. Mr. Baron licauscant I Claude Molnott... .. Mr. Arthur Herman. Price of Admission—3d. Carl Putschkow, Musical Director. C. P. ANDREW, Hon. Sec., y y? ~"4id^ * * T ODGE ST. ANDREW, No. 418, S.C. An Emergency Meeting of this Lodge will be held in the Lodge Room, Star Hotel, Albert street, THIS EVENING, IGUi inst., at 7.30 p.m. sharp. By order of the R.W.M. GEO. PAYNE, Secretary. AT the request of a number of Rate payers of the Karangahapo Highway Dishict.a Meeting well be held onTHURSDAY, 22nrt instant, at 7.30 p.m., at the School-room, Edinborough-strcct. Newton, to consider the desirability of forming a Borough in accordance with the Municipalities Act, 187(5. F. CHERRY. Newton, Kith February, 1877. TWTTW O C C I D E N T A L BILLIARD ROOM. GRAND OPENING NIGHT ox SATURDAY NEXT, 17TII FEBRUARY. , on which occasion a Match of 500 points up will be played between Mr Gollop, of Nelson, and the Proprietor, EDWD. PERKINS. PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, on and from the second day of February, intend to carry on business at QUEEN-STREET, in the City of Auckland, as IMPORTERS AND WAREHOUSEMEN, under the name or style of WILLIAM McARTHUR & COMPANY. WILLIAM McARTHUR, ALEXANDER McARTHUR, CHARLES COOKMAN McMILLAN, FREDERICK LARKItfS. "XT 0 T I C E. All ACCOUNTS against the late Firm of "McArthur, Bhera & C 0.," and against "Wm, McArthur & C 0.," up to February 6th Instant, must be sent in on or before the 21st instant; and all accounts due to McArthur, Shera & Co. must be paid to the undersigned. ; WM. McARTHUR & CO. FOR SALE BY R. C. GREENWOOD AUCTIONEER, HOUSE LAND, and COMMISSION AGENT, MARKET HOUSE :— FOR SALE, in John-street, Ponsonby, a four-, roomed Cottage in good repair, allotment 10x80, let for 7s. per week. Price, £100. FOR SALE, G miles from town by main road, a new 5-roomed House, together with li acres of land, fenced and laid down in grass, good cow house, stable. Sec, orchard, garden, &c., plenty of water. Price, £225, FOR SALE, a good Cottago in Rookeby-st., off Upper Queen-street, freehold. Price, £100. FOR SALE, a 6-room.ed House in Edinburgh street, Newton, largo allotment, good well, garden, &c, In thorough repair. Price, £210, Terms easy. _ ' FOR SALE, a new 4-roomcd Verandah Cot tage in Gnndry-street, off Karangahape Road, large allotment, let for 103. per week. Price, £210. Can be bought through the Building Society. , __ , _ „ FOR SALE, a 6-roomed House in Parnell, every convenience, in thorough repair, together with about J an acre of or.ph.ard, garden. &c,, let for £1Q per annum, Price, £350. £70 cash 1 will bny'this' very valuable property. FOR SALE, 3 very good Cotlages (attached) in a good locality, let to good tenants for 30s. per week, Price (the lot), £150. , FOR SALE, 1 miles from town, in the Mount Albert District, a Villa Residence, containing Cj rooms and orchard, good stable, cowshedi *»{«• large garden, shrubbery, paddock, &0., contain ing in ad 2 acres. ' Pride, SoaO. 'Buss passes the door daily. n , , _ ~ FOR SALE, a Gentleman s Residence, con taining 8 rooms, bath-room, out-houses, two stalled stable, cow-shed, coach-house, Sec, 1 acre orchard and garden, 2 paddocks containing 3 acres, avenue, shrubbery, planted with choioo trees, &c; House is well situated, commands a magnificent view, and is passed daily by the 'Buss. Price, £1100. Terms very easy. FOR SALE, a 13-roomcd House (1 mile from town), together with paddock, out-bui'.dinss, every convenience, main road frontage, healthy situation. Price, £COO, £100 can remain at £5 per cent, per annum. I<OR SALE, Villa Residences, Houses, Cot tages, &c, &c. FQI'l SALE, Farms, Land, &c, &c. FQR SALE, Houses, Land, -Allotments (free hold and' leasehold), in' various parts of the Town, Suburbs, and Province. i3T See Advertisement Board, Market-house. R. O. GREENWOOD, Laud, Estate, and Commission Agent, Market House. MTSRCHA NTS, AGENTS, and others, can have Office Books Ruled and Bound, any pattern, to BUlt requirements, Magazines, Music, and other Works bound in all styles, by WILLIAM LEYS, Bookbinder, / Machine Ruler* aud Account Book Manufac turer, next door to Eyejhsk* Star office,



ON SALE, by the UNDERSIGNED, Ex < Thurland Castle.' 20 cases Corrugated Iron, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 ft. To arrive per ' Emily Chaplin'— 300 bags Fine Stovcd Salt Go casks Whiting 10 boxes White Starch 10 cases Bottled Salt 2 cases Van Hountcr Cocoa 2 cases Shop Twine, assorted 1 case Wellington Knife Polish 20 barrels Currants 20 packages Raisins 10 barrels Sulphur 10 barrels Raw and Boiled Oil GO kegs White Lead 20 cases Corrugated Iron, 5, G, 7, 8, 9, and 10 feet, POTTER & CO., Durham-street. "TV" O T ICE. The Partnership hitherto existing between the undersigned. Andrew Stephens and Henry Wil son, Brass Founders, Albert-street, has this day been Dissolved by mutual consent, through deficiency of business, and all outstanding accounts due to the firm must be paid to Andrew Stephens, whose receipt will he a sufficient dis charge for tho same, and all monies due by the firm will he paid by tho said Andrew Stephens. (Signed), Andrew Stei>iikx«, Henky Wilsox ; Witness : Michael Allen.—With reference to the above notice, the Business will in future bo carried on by me, and all orders punctually attended to. Dated this 12th day of February, 1877.— ANDREW STEPHENS. PA LMER ST O N GOLD MINING COMPANY. Notice is hereby given that a Call of Sixpence per Share in the above Company has been made, payable on the 2Sth inst. J. 11. HARRISON. Coromandel, 1-ith February, 1577. ITUVUNbTTrPnir of Boots and Chemise. JC Owner please call at this office. LOST a Five Pound Note.—The finder will be rewarded on returning the same to W. Atkin, lb-inter, High-street, Auckland. lOST, a Goat in the neighbourhood of 1 Grafton Road. Whoever returns it to Albert Brewery, will be rewarded. L~U CRATIVE-BUSINESS.—For Sale, a Tohacconist's Business, doing a good trade. Slock at valuation. Terms easy.—Apply to Art hur Pit tar, Shortland-street. FOR SALE, a small Farm, situated close to the Whau Township, containing 3d acres, with 1-roomed Cottage, large Wool-shed, and good stream of water through the property. —H. Partington, Stichbury's Buildings. FOR SALE, Cheap, on account of the owner leaving Auckland, a Splendid Pianoforte, by Pliczett, in elegant walnut case, iron frame, check action, registered key-board, and all the latest improvements. Also, the House, six rooms, with every convenience, and large garden, to Let.—Apply Mrs. Jno. Young, London-street, Ponsonby. FOR SALE, a 5-roomed Verandah Cot tage, commanding a fine 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. "IjiOß SALE, Great Bargain, 500 acres MP Oood L'ind, partly improved. Price, £125. S. Vaile, Land and Estate Agent, next the Post-oltice. _ D~EVON PORT.—Good (i-roomed House on Beach Road|g»o let; excellent, Building Sites for sale on North Head, Cheltenham, and Mount Victoria.—Oliver Mays, Post-oflicc Store. A~ FIRST-CLASS FIRE-FROOF SAFE for Sale, nearly new.—Pulman's Photo graphic itooms, Shortland-street. ITIOR SALE, a first-rate Pony, free from . Aico. Price, £12.—W. Baxter, Grocer, Newton. TLTi'OR SALE, Freehold Residence, beauti- Sp fully situated; new hons n, labourer's cot (age, 100 acres of land, garden and orchard, harbour for yacht, good fishing, two miles from Village, steam to Auckland twice a week. Price, £350.—Apply to A.M., Star Office. nnb LET, a (broomed House. —Apply Mr. 8 Barnes. Karangahapc Road, Newton. A~GOOD"fJHANCE TO COMMENCE BUSINESS.—To Let, for a term, at a moderate rent to a good tenant, a House, Shop, Large Garden, in Gundry-street, Newton, with oven and grate, and other fixtures.—Apply on the. premises. Good Cabinetmaker's Bench for sale cheap. FOR SALE, the Lease of 7 years' Good will and Furniture of a Restaurant at Coromandel, doing a good business; rent very moderate.—Apply to J. M. & J. Mowbray, Land Agents, Queen-street. _"iOTTAGES~AND ALLOTMENTS-AT \J BROOKVILLE. FOR SALE, two Well-built Comfortable Cottages, each five rooms, lined and papered throughout, commanding a good view of the Harbour, Wharf, &c. For further particulars apply to the proprietor, on the premises, any day between 2 and 6 o'clock. ALEX. O. KING. 12th February, 1877.



TO LET, cheap, a 5-roomcd House and Stable in good order.—Enquire J.Warren, Karangahapc Road. TO LET, a comfortable well-finished four i roomed Cottage.—Apply to F. W. Lally, Land and Estate-Agent, Shortland-street. mo LET, two Offices in Shortland-street. JL Apply W. Rattray, Draper and Clothier, 66, Queen-street. TO LET, two comfortable Rooms, with use of kitohen, Symonds-street.—Apply at this office. npO LET, at Remuera, an eight-roomed jL House, with stable, coach-house, &c, and five acres of land attached, part laid out a3 farden and orchard, at present occupied by J. I. Tunny, Esq.—Apply .to Robert Home, Short land-street, next Post-office. TO LET, that commodious Shop and Residence, with gas-flttings and fixtures complete, Albert Hotel Buildings—Apply to J. Stewart, Albert Hotel, Queen-street. A HOUSE To Let in Seafield View. Apply at Bennett's Drapery Warehouse, Queen-street, _^ FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, three good Allotments, foot of Oxford-stregt, Newton, 40 x6O feet each. Price, £12 the lot.—Apply to JOHN SOPPET, No. 8, Queen-street. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, at Morning side, Lot 3. Section 3, corner of Great North Road and Argyle-street, partly fenced. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Land Agents, Fort-street. I~7IOR SALE, on the Grafton Road, a ' Freehold Allotment, 50 foet by 130 feet, with a comfortable six-roamed House thereon.— Samuel Cochrane and Son, Land Agents, Auck land, FOR SALE, the Lease of the desirable Family Residence, at present occupied by Mr. J. R. "Vaile, containing niue good rooms, newly papered, front and back garden, good well,- verandah and balcony, uninterrupted view, healthy situation, close to the Domain-— Apply to S. & J. R. Vaile, next the Post-office, or on the premises, Altcn Roadi FOR SALE.! Cheap, at Ponsonby, a Superior Villa Residence, containing six rooms, w'ashhouse, &c„ gas and water laid on, large garden, uninterrupted view. Price, £170. —S. &J. R. Vade, Land and Estate Agents. FOR SALE, 250 Acres at Wairoa, Price for the lot only £50.- S, & J. R, Vaile Land and Estate Agentg, ' FOR S-A-LE, at Ponsonby, a very neat §n 4 Pretty Villa. Price, £350; £50 cash, balance at 8 per cent.—S. &J. R. Vaile, Land and Estate Agents. OR SALE, in Vincent-~street. a Large Building Allotment, 63 feet by 30 feet!— Samuel Cochrane and Sou, Land Agent, Fort street. TO-MORROW. EX HERO, FROM SYDNEY. L. W. EATON WILL sell by auction, at his mart, To morrow (Saturday), at 11 o'clock, Apples, Pears, Oranges, and Grapes. FRUIT ! FRUIT 1 FRUIT i To Arrive, ex Hero* G. wTiINNEY _ WILL sell by public auction, at his Mart, Queen-street, immediately after arrival} JF—IOO cases Ilipstono Pippins _.J_.~~___ ». Cooking Apples McM-263 v RJpswie Pippins, PWticyJar&ta Suture c&YtfMM



minimi in _____ "■ '■" ■■—"'■' _______■____ ■"■■"l I " '■■! TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20. AT ELEyE \ T O'CLOCK. IN THE Tit UST ESTATE OF MESSRS ROLLERSON & CARLAW. AUCTION SALE. TO BAKERS, STOREKEEPERS, &c. G. W. BINNEY WILL sell by auction, on Tuesday, February 20, at 11 o'clock sharp, in tho Trust Estate of Messrs Rollerson and Carlaw. LAND—Part of Allotment 6 and 7, of section 12. City of Auckland, 100 feet frontage to Nelson-street, by a depth of 358 links; together with the Shop, Bakehouse, Oven, and Dwelling-houses thereon, sub ject to a Mortgage to Building Society. Also. STOCK AND PLANT, consisting of Book Debts, as per Schedule to be seen at the office ; 2 Horses, 2 Carts, Sets of Harness, 25 tons Firewood, Bakehouse, Fittings-, and Utensils. Terms at Sale. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19. REMU*ERA YARDS. THE SHEEP FAIR. FOR SALE, at Remuera, on Monday next, February 19, at 12 o'clock, 1000 WELL-BRED LONGWOOLLED 200 E* WELAMBS 9M WETHER LAMBS IQK LINCOLN & LEICESTER TWO PL&O TOOTH RAMS as follows— 50 Ewes, 10 Ewe Lambs, John Wallace 250 Ewes and Lambs, Rossiko and Sons 50 2,1, and G-tooth Ewes, 1 Ram, .las. Dilworth 150 Ewes, 11. Hayward 170 Ewes and Ewe Lambs, Robt. Hall 100 Ewes, 40 Wethers, Robt. Badley 20 Ewes, Jno. May 200 Ewe Hoggctts, H. Knox 30 Ewes, Robt. Martin ■10 Ewes, Henry Brown GO Ewes and Lambs, Chas. Roberts 200 Ewe and Wether Lambs, Mrs. E. Waters 20 Lambs, C. Peglar , 25 Lincoln Rams, Russell and Jackson 30 Leicester Rams, R. and E. McLean 10 Leicester Rams, Ren. McLean 10 Longwoolled Rams, Robt. Hall 12 Lincoln Rams, J. S. Grahamc 20 Longwoolled Rams, .)os. May 1 Lincoln Ram. Robt. Bent -1 Lincoln Rams, E. H. Selby •2 Rams, E. Bovey 10 Lincoln Rams, Do Carteret 2 Longwoolled Rams, Chas. Roberts. ALFRED BUCKwaND. WEDNESDAY, I^BRU^IyTI THE D R U R V V A R D S. FOR SALE, on Wednesday, 2Lst Feb., at 12 o'clock, with other stock, 10 Well-bred Three-year-old Steers G Well-bred Cows, in full milk 10 Yearling Steers ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, YeBRUARY 22. THE REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE, on Thursday next, Feb. 22. at 12 o'clock, i 1-10 head Well-fatted Cattle, from Waikato Dairy Cows, Store Cattle 500 Fat Sheep and Lambs Fat and store Pigs ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 227 ' HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE PIANOFORTE, ETC. AT THE RESIDENCE OF MRS SUTHERLAND, ST. MARY'S ROAD, PONSONBY GRANT & MORTON! HAVE received instructions from Mm. Sutherland (who is leaving Auckland). ?«?irtilofflk at residence, on Thursday The p i ]l ro°^ ofher Household Furniture, Pianoforte, in walnut, by Kelly, Draw ing-room Suite, Dining-room do., Hand some Clock, Glassware, Engravings, Bedroom. Furniture, Kitchen UtensSs) CCC«i CvCt • .' Terms Cash. NOON. SUP ERI O R HANDSOME PI AN 0 (COLLARD & COLLARD), WALNUT CHEFFONIER AND WARDROBE. (PLATE-GLASS PANELS). DRAWING & DINING-ROOM SUITES, MIRROR, IRON BEDSTEADS, PLATED GOODS, REMOVED TO MART (FURNITURE DEPART MENT), FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE. JR. A R TH-U R Has been favoured with instructions from Mr James Youttg (who is leaving the Colony) to sell by auction, at his mart Mart, Queen-street (Furniture Department), at 12 offi? noon HIS SUPERIOR AND HANDSOME HOUSEHOLE FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Consisting of- Drawing-room, Dining-room, Bed-room and Kitciieu Furniture mom, ana A Y^T Superior, and Handsome Pianoforte in Rosewood Case, by Collard and CoUard, cost one hundred guineas RepT 001" SmtG (WalnuMn son Silk Hagla^PaSl d WalnUt Cheffomer <Plate* Walnut Lob Tables A Superior Mahogany Sideboard A First-class Telescope Dining Table Mahogany Chairs, Couch, &c, stand 6 GllUt mVXOV ' Marble-top Wash- Superior Iron Bedsteads, Chest Tivnxw* Toilet Glasses, Toilet Tables ■ UKUVers Cornice Poles, Coal Scuttle Brussels, Carpets, Fire Screens Engravings (sporting subjects) Plate Uoods. Glass and Earthenware Large Kitchen Dresser, l&toh™ th2L-i * Sewing Machine ' • batcncn Utensds THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22 " NOON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. F R E E H 0 L D~PR O PE R T I E S CITY, SUBURBS, AND COUNTRY BY ORDER OF"THE MORTGAGEE. R, ARTHUR Has been favoured-with instructions to sell by auction at his Mart. Queen-street (Land De partment) on Thursday next, 22nd Instant, at 12 o clock noon, ' By order of the Mortgagee QUEEN-S f R E E T corner of Vork->u-ect— ' Allotments Nos. 126 and 127, subdivision of Allotments G and 7 of Section '", havin" a frontage to Queen-street o? 62 feet niT.Ptn York-street of GO feet \\jthMtho bnUdin« erected thereon, being a wellbi'il fe storey Family &__jd3& The BituJS is commanding and healthy B"UftUw* TAKAPUN A.~ nuiun.. Allotment No. 85, of sub-division into lots o£ Allotment No. 64. having a frontnae to High-street and Albert-street£»< imfiSJP MATAKOHE, County of Marten- teCt% SO Acres, being Allotment No. 119 and north, i western portion of Allotment No 120 ? iO Acres, being south - western portioa nf Allotment No. 112 poiu^a q$ RUATANGATA, Oounty of Marsdcn-