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MINING RETURNS.

GRAHAMSTOWN, this day

The Moanatairi have 715 ozs for the fort night; Dunn's tribute have 16 ozs, and the Kuranui Mill's tribute 81 ozs.

COROMANDEL, this day.

The Coromandel Gold Mining Company's mine shews splendid indications; expect to cut the lode in a day or tAvo; working well in shaft, country good.

HOKIANGA, this day

The barque Prince Alfred Avas towed out of Wangape by the s.s. Lionel yesterday, without any difficulty or danger.

RUSSELL, this day. Sailed'"; Golden Isle, Christina, Onward, Fawn, and Ebenezer, for Auckland ; Julia Price, and SpeedAvell, for Thames. Arrived : Elsinore, Thistle, and William and Julia, loading.

The Warrant for Pooley.

DUNEDIN, this day

Pooley's trouble, according to tiie cric keters' version, is thus : A resident of Christchurch, named Donkin, from Avhom hu had Avon a bet to the amount of £50, refused to pay, which occasioned Avords, in the course of Avhich Donkin is said to have struck Pooley over the eye, inflicting a nasty cut with his stick. The other English Cricketers then came to his assistance. A regular melee ensued. At Timaru yester day, Pooley Avas advised to return to Christ church, but declined to take any notice. To-day, Avhile playing, he avus the recipient of several telegrams on the subject. It is expected ho Avill have to return. The evidence may shew a very different story. At Moke Creek, John Ryan, a miner, received a fatal sunstroke.

The CroniAvell Company's last yield for the fortnight was 400 ounces.

Easing ITotes.

Waddell had out Cloth of Gold and Dead Heat this morning, and gave the colt a sAveat four times round on Tan, Cloth of Gold going with him stripped. Both Avent well and strongly. King Phillip was entirely stripped to his hood and went a steady 3 miles on the tan at a good pace. King Avas not much improved in) his style. Getting oil", Mr O'Brien gave Fishhook a SAveat,sending him twice round outside the hurdles in company with Eclipse, and Rob Boy had a fast gallop with Stanley and Glengarry, the three cantering quietly for half a mile, and then putting mi steam, completing the mile at race speed. Stanley A.as on terms Avith Bob at the finish. As Fishook and Eclipse Avere going at the same time, it Avas an exciting scene, with live up the straight. Hippocampus amis again on the beach, and is coming into favor daily. THE AU CI vLAN D CAN DID ATE FOB THE DUNEDIN CUP. There is no truth Avhatever in the report that the Hippocampus is lame. He is as well as 'lis best friends could Avish. The English cricketers say, the best batting team they have met Avith in the colony avus the Auckland Twenty Two, but that their ouliiclding was the Avorst of all. The .Auckland men who stayed here, and at Christchurch,Avhen your victorious eicA'cn came down in 1873, have all distinguished themselves. Dixon, avlio gained our chief batting prize, was one of them, and SAveete and Alpe who gained the prizes for batting and fielding respectively at Canterbury were the other two. It is singular that Auckland should alloAV her best players, to be filched from her.

[PRESS AGENCY.]

Fatal Accident.

OAMAIIU, this day,

A gentleman named Charles Hastings Wade, lost his life while riding home from Otepapo on Wednesday. Oh Thursday the horse Avas discovered in a paddock, and suspicion having been aroused, a search party aa-as organised, and the body found at the foot of a precipice, the deceased having evidently ridden to the edge, and fallen oil' probably Avlien the horse A\ ras started back. The skull Avas broke, and the left arm dis located. Deceased- was a distinguished student of the Cambridge University.

DEATH OF A SAILOR.—GOLD YIELD.

HOKITIKA, this day.

On the steamer Charles Edwards leaving port a Aveek ago, a sailor named Chambers was missing. A human body has been -washed ashore near Greymouth. It is believed to be his.

The banks report "upwards of six thousand ounces as the gold' produce this week of Hokitika and Kumara districts.

REPRESENTATIVE BALL,

A ball and banquet to the representative Volunteers came off last night, in town, jii the Volunteer halls, Avhich Avere connec ted by a temporary arcade. Two hundred were present, and it was a great success. The presentation of prizes took place to-day at noon.

English Cricket Match.

DUNEDIN, last night.

DUNEDIN V. ENGLISH ELEVEN. Play was resumed at 3.10 p.m., Avhen there \vere about 4500 present, 1)00 of avlioui were on the grand stand at the head of Mailland-strect. There Avere some 200 persons who adopted this means of obtain ing a view of the piny. With his second ball Southerton lifted the bails off Morri son's Avicket with a regular trimmer —5-o- ---23. Austin received the remainder of the over. Each boAvlerthen delivered a maiden. Off the first ball of Hill's next, Dixon scored a single. Then .tLm-e was a bye, aud the last"ball of the over Dixon drove for two, bringing him in double figures. Off Southerton, Austin scored a single, and Dixon cut the .same bowler, but the ball on being leturned hv Emmett was not taken by Jupp, and 3 was run for an overthroAv. Hill again bowleda maiden, aud Austin drove Souther lon to the on for 3. Hill again bowled a maiden. The last ball Austin got AA rell away to leg, but Pooley fielding It beauti fully no score was made. Southerton also I boAvled a maiden, but the first ball of Bill's next over proved fatal to Austin. 6-_-34. Clark filled tbe vacancy, but succumbed to the 2nd ball he received. 7-0-34. A bye was run the last ball of the over, and Spring then received his first ball, but he played too late at it. 8-0-34. NichoUs took t,Q tne last ball of the over. The last ball of Hill's next Dixon poked to leg Lor '2, then Nicholls cut Southerton for 3, and the telegraph showed 40. The sun uoav cafflt- out very strongly. Maidens from each end followed. Emmett allowed one of Nicholl's to get _p*Ss him, and a run Avas- stolen. The last ball oi theoverproduced a single. Southerton bowled another maiden to Duron. The batsman seeming to find a difficulty hi playing him, ah appeal was made by the bowier fpv Biav, but in vain. Nicholls got him to leg lov a. couple, aud the nex_ ball he gave Jupp an easy catch., bu^ the Avieket,keeper, to every ottes surprisiX -veined to take it. __ South erton delivere-Ta maiden, and Nicholjs cut Hill for three. Dixon then drove him for # S. Selby relieved Jupp at the Avickets, Dixon then skied one hall _o Emmett. He was not spared, 9-18-43. His innings Avas a. most patient one, showing some reuurk .ibly good cricket, and his forward play was wiuch admired, <>n his return to the "pavailion lie recerved quite an ovation. Nieho-ir! skied the next bail to Hill, and had to follow his late partnei' to the "l>avU|wi, IQ'M% '£m§ I Jmumx mi

Co'liiison got together, and AA-erc expected to make a stand. The latter, the first ball he received, cut Hill for three, and then put Southerton to leg for a single. Hill boAA-led a maiden, and Collinson then next spooned Southerton into Emmett's hands at point. 11-4-52. Hill howled a maiden, and Sutcliffe dro\-e Southerton for a couple. Maidens from each cud followed, and Para mor Avas then clean boAvled by Hill. 12-0-54. Lathbury (captain) took his place and received the remainder of the over. Sutcliffe put Southerton to leg for a brace of singles, and then played him high into CliarlAvood's hands. 13-4-5-. Rose took his place, and Lathbury drove Southerton along the carpet for a single. Lathbury then played one into Jupp's hands. 14-2-58. Allan was the incomer, and Rose got a single to leg off Southerton. A stolen run to Allan off Southerton uoav brought 00 up, or five less than the score made in Canter bury's first innings. Hill again boAvled a maiden, and Rose drove Southerton to the pavilion for three. Allan uoav had a let ofi. He attempted a short run, but Charl- Avood hurled the ball along the ground and failed to hit his wicket. Allan drove Southerton along the carpet for a single. In Hill's next he put one into Selby's hands behind the stumps—ls-2-64. Rose took his place and punished Souther ton for a couple, owing to Hill's mistake. He then lifted Southerton to the fence for three, and snicked Hill for a single, the telegraph board shoAving 70. Southerton followed Avith a maiden, and Rhodes then broke the ice. Rose took the remainder of the over, and Rhodes then got Southerton to leg for five, an additional being got for an overthrow. Hill then lowered Rhodes' centre stump. 16-6-76. Evcrct Avas the last one to go in, and he succumbed to the first ball. Rose carried his bat out for 10. The following were the scores Avhen the evening's adjournment Avas made : — OTAGO.—First Ixninas. Mears 0, b Southerton 0 Cargill, 3, bHill '3 Millington, 0, b Hill 0 Dixon, 11213123211, c Ulyett, b Souther ton ... is Nicholls, 3123, c Hill, b Southerton ... 9 Paramor, 0, b Hill 0 Collinson, 31, c Emmett b Southerton 4 Sutcliffe, 211, c Chiirhvood, h Souther ton 4 Lathbury, 11, c Jupp, b Southerton ... 2 Rose, 13231, not out ... ... ••• 10 Rhodes, 51, b Hill 6 Everet, Ob Hill 0 Pulton, 13, run out ... 4 Morrison, 32 b Southerton ... ... 5 Austin, 13, b Hill 4 Clarke, 0, b Mill 0 Spring, 0. h Southerton ... ... ... 0 Allah, 2,' c Selbv, b Hill 2 Byes, 2111 5 Total 76 ANALYSIS OF BOWLINC. Southerton : 148 balls, 17 maidens, 48 runs, 8 wickets. Hill : 146 balls, 22 maidens, 23 runs, 8 Avickets. Otagotook tiie Held at 5.10 p.m., Milling ton and Dickson bowling. Stumps were drawn at 5.30 p.m., Avhen the score stood : Hill, 313, not out ... ... ... ... 7 Jupp, not out ... ... ... ... 0

The English Cricket Match at Dunedin.

DUNEDIN, this day.

The Avtather continues splendid for cricket. The match was continued at. tw -illy minutes past twelve o'clock. C_l linsoii having been disabled, Macdonald took his place in the field. Hill and J'upp, the two not out of the previous day. appeared to the trundling of Dixon and Millincton. After scoring three, .Jupp a.as easily caught by Cargill oil' Millin;- --ton—l-3-19. Charlwood joined II ill, avlio scored 10. and avus caught by Kliodfe;, 2, 19, 28. Ulyett filled the vacancy, and had scored 30, Avlien an adjournment Avas made fortliAvith, Charlwood then being 23. The follOAving are the scores at present : — Hill c Rhodes b Millington, 31331431 ... 19 Jupp, c Cargill b Millingtdn, 111 ... 3 Charlwood, not out, 13112312111 111 111 23 Ulyett, not out, 2111111213111211211131 30 Byes, 1 ; wides, 1 2 Total 77

Embezzling Funds.

CHRISTCHURCH, this day.

J. J. Bain, late clerk of the Waiinate Road Board, has been committed for trial, for embezzling £500 of the Boards funds. __ Brogden and Sons "Issue "Writs' Against Ministeas. The "Times " this morning says "We learn that a writ issued by the Cou_t of Queen'_ Bench, and received in the colony by the Californian mail a few days ago, Avas served by Messrs Brogden and Sons' on the Hon. J. D. Ormond, for damage arising out of a breach of the Immigration agreement of 1572. The. Avrit names all the members.of the Pox-Vogel Govern ment of that year, whose names appear on the records of the day, as the Hon.. W. Fox, W. Gisborne, Julius Vogel, CM.G., D. McLean, C.M.G., J. D. Ormond, W. Reeves, W. H. Hall, and H. T. Miller. The Avrit also, for some reason, includes the names of Messrs. SeSyell, Dillon Bell, and Waterhouse, but for what reason does not appear. We fear that Sir Julius Vogel Avill be requested to instruct a solicitor to appear for all defendants.

HOW TO MAKE OUR RAILWAYS PAY.

(To the Editor of the Evexixg Star) Sm,—Permit me to suggest to the Railway Commissioners, the idea of leasing, to compe tent persons, the Branch Railway Lines in the Province of Auckland. I have seen the Bluff and Invercargill line leased for some years, and the result Avas highly satisfactory, both to the Government, and the lessees. It can eas'ly be understood that business men leasing a railway line would make a traffic, and do all in their power to satisfy the public requirements, for their OAvn sake ; whereas, GoA-ernment officials as a rule, only aim at" doing as little Avork as possible for their money. lam confidp.pt the Auckland people would benefit by the change, and I am equally certain the GoA-ernment Avould soon discoA-er that their raihvay traffic Avas rapidly increasing. With cA rery respect for the Commissioners Avho are evidently doing jcheir best to remedy the existing evils, and destroy the present absurd management, I refer thfcmio the success of the Bluff and Inver cargill line, which undoubtedly owes much of its present remunerative returns to the fact of the former lessees doing all in their power to increase the traffic of the line, arid not destroy . railway usefulness in the same manner as the railway officials are doing in Aiickland.--Yours, FoKAvAL-piVG Agext.—Shortland, Thames, 2nd March, 187..

CRICKET.

TOWN V. COUNTRY,

This a_iji_a.il cricket match Avas commenced at Ellerslie this afternoon at 1 o'clock. The town team left in a omnibus, which started from the lower end of Shortland-street ath? If-past twelve. The game has been looked forward to with interest for some time past, and it was expected that a goodly number of ladies Avould be on the ground. After the match the teams -will dine together at m-e Ellerslie Hotel.

[PER STAR CARRIER PIGEON].

3)). in. The match commenced at 2 o'clock. There were a number of ladies and gentle* men on the ground. The Country went in first, Bennett and Martin batting to the bowling of Cotton and T. _ 2sacky. The ground was in good condition, and _p_. c excellent fielding was exhibited. The only stand made was |by Coleman. The 'first innings is just finished, find the following we th, mm h*1

COUNTRY.— First Innings. Bennett, Ibw, bT. Macky ... .... 6 Martin, b Cotton ... 10 Nolan, b Cotton 6 Cameron, b T. Macky S Yates, c and b T. Macky 0 Hamer, bT. Macky ... ... ... 0 Mercer, 1 bay, b Cotton ... ... ... 1 BoAvden, run out ... ... ... ... 0 Porch, b Cotton ... 0 Gray, b Cotton 0 Hall, not out 0 Byes, &c. ... ... ... ... 4 Total 35 3.40 p.m. Mowbray and J. Macky took the bat for the Town at 3.10 p.m., to the boAA'ling of Yates and Bennett. They were speedily disposed of. Cotton played a long innings for only 2. T. Macky then went to the Avickets, and the scores commenced to rise rapidly. His score Avas chieily composed of hits for 2, 3, and 4. His stumps Avere eventually scattered by a shooter from Coleman. The score then stood :— TOWN.—First Innings. J. Macky, b Bennett 2 Mowbray, st Cameron, b Bennett ... 1 Gleeson, b Yates 0 Cotton, c Cameron, b Nolan ... ... 2 T. Macky, b Cameron 2S Kent, not out ... ... ... ... 2 Leg byes ... ... ... ... 3 Total1 3S

THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY. MARCH 2, 1877,



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Manager. «Sks!w THXCURSION to MERCURY J^S^ ™J ISLAND, T*s*: rowenT Will leave the Queen-street Wharf on MON* DAY, the sth instant, at 5 p.m., returning on Tuesday, so as to arrive in town by 8 o'clock on Wednesday morning. A. MCGREGOR. ONSONBY AND OR DEDWOOD HIGHWAY DISTRICT. Notice is hereby giA-en that, in pursuance of " The Public Works Act, 187(1."' tho Ponsonby and or Dedwood District Board intend to stop that Street known as " Swift Avenue," in order to substitute in lieu thereof, by way of exchange, a NeAV Road running through Lots Nos. 61, 62, 09, and 70, of Allotment No. 12, of Section No. 8, Within the above-named district. A plan of the said New Road noAV lies open for inspection at the office of the District Board, Ponsonby Hall. Dated this 3rd day of March, 1577. For the Ponsonby and or Dedwoqd District Board, JOS, A. TQLE, Chairman. QUPERIOR HOBART TOWN JAM, k3 6d. per lb. Bring your iars. W hybro w'e Popular Relish, Sd per bottle. Fine Cheap Souse for the Season. Choicest Provincial Cheese, Mellor's Piquant Sauce. My Teas and Tobaccos continue to merit favour and patronage. F. WHITEHEAD, Vi r -to ri n ________ "VTEW ZEAL AW U IN S UI.AJN CE AJi " COMPANY, FIRE AND MARINE. Capital, paid up and invested .. .. £270,000 Insurance against LOSS BY FIRE of every description ol Property may be effected with this Company. Hulls Insured for the "V oyage or Time. Mer chandise, Goods, and Freight, Insured, by Hteamers and sailing A re3sels, Risks on Specie, eubiect to special arrangements. esr Loasi-B p.-(-!wptly P.m. ftRORO-K P. PTrcRCF.. ManfMtt-r, mHORNTON .-SMITH, AND FIRTITS J_ PRICES CUB RENT (Wjiolk=;ali-:). Sacks, 100's. 50's. Crown Brand Flour, .-. 8. d, £ s. d. £ s. d. per ton 18 0 0 IS 10 0 19 0 0 T.S.&F. Canterbury Brand 17 0 0 17 1Q 0 18 0 9 Seconds Flour .. .. H 10 0 Sharps 8 10 0 ~ ~ Bran ~ 60 0 .. ~ -fowl Whoa. «. .« 0 a oto 6b,64. ,» The abave prices include sacks and bapis; Bftokß * and bags not retiii_iuble» i Terms: Cash. 4u.!-lftnclv ;) .P.hruivry 14,18(7 t



ENGINE FOR SALE.—One Inverted Vertical Cylinder, 8 x 12, with or Avithout tubular boiler; one Small Double Cylinder Steam Winch.—Yeoman's, Boilermaker. _£**> X CASH7BALANCETriSsTper c_&,/-b'^L? Aveek.—A neat 5-roomed Suburban Cottage, with allotment 33 x 100, good well. —S. Vaile, Land Agent. J£KJ\ CASH, BALANCE by Weekly dS/t_P" Payments.—A Pretty Surburbau Villa of 5 rooms.—._. Vaile, Estate Agent. JA? 'TO K—soo~ACßES~of.~Firs_-cla-s c!__> __L -w ®J* Land, only 15 miles from Auck land. —S. A'aile, Land and Estate Agent. jpM! fk A"CASH7B AL ANCE as agreed c^W.ii-^-'' V A 5-roomed Cottage at, Spring bank, Avith allotment 10 x 100, good well.—S. Vaile, House, Land, and Estate Agent. TJ7.OR SALE, the Lease of 7 years' Good _J-J will aud Furniture of a Restaurant at Coromandel, doing a good business; rent very moderate.—Apply to J. M. & J. Mowbray, Land Agents, Queen-street. T~ HE " Star Coffee Stall" for Sale. Will bo open for sale up to the 11th inst. TjIOR SALE, at Mount St. John, the ID comfortable Family Residence, contain ing 10 rooms, now in the occupation of Mr. Aicksn", C.E. — Samuel Cochrane and Son, Land Atrcnts. Fort-street. CHEAP Allotments and Gardens, off Upper Queen-street, and Money lent to Build Houses with!—C. Williamson, Vulcan Lane. TCp OR SALE, the Cutter formerly called -jC the "Polka." now knoAvn as the "Secret," as she lies on Onehunga Deach. She is in thorough repair, and capable of carrying 7000 to 8000 feet timber. Price, £00 nott cash.—Apply to W. Barr, Beach, Onehunga. I7IOR SALE, a 5-roomed House, Stable, . Sec, a. ith largo piece of ground, splendidly situated.---Apply to G. Wright, Newton Road. TTIOB SALE OR LEASE, that produc- JD five Orchard situated at the foot of Rut land-street, Parnell, recently the property of Mr. Cottis. Independent of the A-alue of the choice fruit trees it is planted with (most of them in full bearing), this land may be divided into several most desirable building sites; a comfortable six-roomed Cottage on the property. Apply early to Mr. F. W. Lally, Land and Estate Agent, Shortland-street. Pino LET, a 5-Roonied House; rent, 6s. JL per week.—Apply York Hotel. r|l O LE T, in Newton, a 7-roomed _____ House ; good Avell and outhouse.—Apply to Robertson Bros., Grocers, Symonds-street. TO LET, a 5-roomed House near St. James's Church, Wellington - street.— Apply Corn Store, top of Hobson-street. mv" LET, a well-finished good House _JL of six rooms; Avitli good Avell and iron tank: water laid on.—Apply to James Reed, Eden Terrace. rr.o LETT a Bed, Bath, and Sitting-room, J_L with fi'o-place (furnished or unfurnished), being the ihree front rooms in a nice Verandah Cottage, commanding a line view, at Springbank, Ponsonby. Terms reasonable. — Enquire at -.IcKinsl ry's, Grocer, Ponsonby Road. fjjn<) LET, fwo Furnished Rooms at Spring jL bunk. —For address, apply at this ofliee.' mO LET, iii Hobson-sticct, two Allot- J_i_ meats, 111 feet frontage to Cook-street, and 81 feet frontage to Hobson-street. —Apply to Mr. Minctti, Baker, Hobson-street. T^TU l-TII"SMORE.'■-'~Ta. o'Cnttages to Let J-1 —Apply to R. & It. Duder, House Agents. TH|EV< )N P< >RT.—Two good Dwelling J.J' Houses on tho Beach to bet; also, two four-roomed Cottages.—Oliver Mays, Post-ollioe Store. rflA X A PUN A. —G < »od Farm, 42 acres; JL two miles from Victoria Wharf, Devon port. Also, one acre and live acre lots; terms easy.—Oliver Mays. TO LET, those extensive Premises at corner of Queen and Edwardes-streets, suitable for a Coal and Firewood Yard, or Livery Stables Engine, Boiler, &c, fixed on the premises, and in thorough .working order. Will be sold cheap to a good tenant.—Apply to Coupland & Co., Produce Merchants. IpfrriO LET, a Grocer's House and c"h£__. -^- 10P> ton of l lobson-street, contain -"' ing Grocer's Fittings complete, and j_ras laid on.—Apply to X. MoCulsky, top of Hobson stJ-ccl. qp ENDKRS Avill be received for Exoava __[ lions and Brickwork at Remuera. until iVIONDA V, March I, at 12 o'clock, to be delivered at my cilice, Shortland-street. JAMES WRIGLEY, Architect. m O B U I L D E XI fel Ten .ers will be received by the undersigned until noon of FRIDAY, tho 9th of March, for the Erection of a new Wesleyan Church at One . hunga. Plans, &c, at my oilice, Queen-street. P. HERA PATH, Architect, PTT.ENDERS are invited for the Purchase JL of the Goodwill and the residue of the Lease of the Premises of the American Photo graphic Company, situate in Queen-street, Auckland. SLook-in-Trade can be had at a valuation if desired. All other particulars can be obtained from the Manager. Avho will receive applications until the 10th day of March, 1877. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.—John McGarrigle, Manager; riIENDERS are required for Falling, JL Cross-cutting, and Delivering about Ten Million feet of Kauri Timber (round or giquaro) at Awakino, Wairoa, for Kopuru Saw-null Co. Specifications cau be seen at the oilice, Fort* street. mo BUILDERS. Tenders Avill bo received until noon of the Bth March, for tho erection of a House at Ponsonby. R. KEALS & SON, Architects. r I LENDERS are invited from competent Bushmen for Falling and Delivering at Pararaka SaAvmill, Manukau, about FIVE MILLION FEET OF TIMBER in the Log. Fo^- particulars apply to WAITER &l GARLICK, ! onehunga. ITNION BEACH GOLD MINING <U COMPANY (LIMITED). The Share Registers will be CLOSED from noon of Saturday, the 3rd March next, until noon of Wednesday, the 7th March, when a DIVIDEXD will be payable. J. FRIAR CLARKE, *. _~ ■_ „ Secretary. No. 21, Insurance .buildings, Auckland, 28th February, 1877. "rVTEW ZEALAND LOAN AMD MER* IZ% CAN TILE AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED). The Third Call, of Ten Shillings per Share, on the Third Issue oi the Company, will be payable at the Company's Oilice on TUESDAY, 3rd April, 1877, By order of the Board of Directors. FREDERICK BATTLEY, For the Managing Director. Auckland, Ist March, 1877. CROSSE & BLACK WELL'S SAUCE, guaranteed wood, -Id and (id per bottle, the labels washed oil'; Oysters. 6(1 per tin: Tart Fruit, id 21b. tin; Preserved Milk, 6d: Figs, Od per box; Raisins, 3id; Marmalade, 6d, Fire Kindlers, -id per packet: Music Books for Piano, Is; a lev,- Htiia left; lot of Children's Dresses and Knickerbockers cheap; Great Bargains in I'oys; Large China Doiis, (id; Bargains in Vases, also in Boots, Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, &c., Sec ; lot of Children's Necklaces cheap ; 30s 8-day Clock for 12s, one for 7s, and one for 10s ; also 8-day clock, in case, 8 feet high, suitable for a hall; a fresh lot of Concertinas cheap. Please tell your friends what you can. Remember for Two Weeks only.—W. H, Dumpier, Wyndham street, corner of Albert street, T^ONETrTOLEND, on McuTgag?Tal -IY-JL the usual rates ol' interest.—"W. B". Cou ncil, Vuiea;i Lanei mOBUTC H E R S. _____ mv «, A Meeting of the Butchers will be held ?t the Newmarket Hotel, on MONDAY, the ish inst,., at half-past 7 o'clock, to consider the uece='=it. fov a New Slaughtf.r-hou.o, and the Kcvision of the present charge.. The Members cf the County Counoif of Eden are invited to attend. THE THIRD ANNIVERSARY OV THE AUCKLAND SHIPWRIGHTS' PROTECTION SGCIET-. Will be held in the TJ-_MplSrai.cS Hall, On MON DAY, sth March. Members will meet at half-past 7 o'clock, Ji BAlltlh Bec.l.Btft.y,



G. LAN T ! GIANT! GIANT! j- LAST TWO DAYS ! LAST TWO DAYS ! OF THE BIGGEST MAN IN THE WORLD ! Those who have not seen this Wonder, should do so at once. LAST TWO DAYS ! THE PEOPLE'S CONCERTS, V.M.C.A. ROOMS. THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, at 8 o'clock. Pianoforte, Carl ButschkoAV Concertina Solo, Mr. Parkhurst Song, Mr. Navin Song, JVIr. W. Coleman Song, Mr. Salt . Dance, Mr. McKinnon Song, Mr. Fry Song, Sirs. Cottingham Song, Miss Murray Song. Mr. Cash Song, Mr. Carter Song, Mr. Peace Song. Mrs. Homer. Mr. H. Waite in tho Chair. Admission :—THREEPENCE. C. B. ANDREW, Hon. Sec. SATURDAY Nights' Entertainments in Temperance Hall.—No Entertainment this evening. The Committee and Performers are requested to meet on Wednesday as usual. —J. W. Carr. Chairman. HA. C. B. S. — A U C X L A N D a BRANCH, No. 81. fST. PA T R ICK'S DAY SPORTS, Under auspices of the above Branch, Aviil be held in the DOMAIN, Consisting of Racks, Football Jumping. &c, &c. T ii c A n n v a l Ball In commemoration of St. Patrick's Day, Avill take place in the CHORAL HALL ON EASTER MONDAY, 2nd April, 1877. Tickets. 10s. Gd., may bo had of Mr. Callnan, Queen-street; Mr. Flynn, Wellesley-street; Mr. Dempscy, Wellesley-street; and of the Members of Committee. Ladies by invitation circular only. M.CONNOLLY, Secretary. f"0" A. C. B. S. JUL* ONEHUNGA BRANCH, No. 89. A BALL in connection with the above Branch Aviil be held in the CHORAL HALL, Onehunga, on EASTER MONDAY, April 2. Dancing to commence at 9 o'clock p.m. Double Tickets, 7s. Gd. ; Single, ss. C. LUCAS, Secretary. CJ T. J A~ME S ~Y"OU N G ME NrS k3 MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIA TION. The above Association will commence its Seventh Session on MONDAY EVEN ING next, sth March, at 7.30 p.m., in St. James' Church. Addresses wiil be delivered by the President (Rev. R. F. Macnicol), and the Rev. D. W. Runciman; the remainder'of tbe evening will be Piled up Avitli Readings by the members, and Music by the St. James' Choir. Members Avill please be punctual in their attendance. Visitors are cordially invited. THOMAS HANNA. Secretary. /! II O R A L H A L L. ( THURSDAY. Srii MARCH. HERR SCHOTT'S GRAND OPEIi AT I O CONCERT. (Under Distinguished Patronage). Tickets to be had at Messrs. J. Brown and Son's Music Warehouse. Plan of Reserved Seats at Messrs. Upton's.. SPECIAL NOTICE. — Instrumentalists de sirous of taking part in Herr Sehott's Concert are requested to meet him nt lhe Choral Hall, on TUESDAY EVENING, at 7.30. Final Rehearsal on WEDNESDAY, at 7.30, for Band and Principals. "O" E R R S C H O T T, R.A.M.L., -a—"- begs to announce that he avIU receive MUSIC PUPILS on MONDAY next, at Mr.: Joseph Brown & Son's Music Warehouse, and at his residence, opposite St. Matthew's Church.' Terms for Pianoforte, Singing, Harmonium, Theory and Composition, on application. OTAHUHU MUTUAL IMPROVE - MENT ASSOCIATION. The Class will Re-assemble on MONDAY, oth March, 1877. A. M. SHEPPARD, President. "pi. DEN TERRACE LODGE, 1.0. G.T. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held in the Mount Eden Schoolroom on MONDAY, sth inst., at 7.30 p.m.J in connection with aboA'e Lodge. Admission Free, Addresses, Songs, &c. XI RBY ' S HOTEL, COROMANDEL. TO BE SOLD-The LEASE of the above Hotel. —- For particulars, apply to Messrs. Suiter, Brewers, Auckland; or on the pre raises. TT AIP A R A-P Up I RA ILWAY. ERECTION OF TWO RAIL FENCE AT PUKEKOHE. Public Works Office, Auckland, 21th Feb., 1877. Tenders will be rooeived at this office till noon of MONDAY, oth March, for the Erection of a Two-rail Fence, with Ditch and Bank, at Puke kohe. Plans, specification, and conditions, can be seen at this office." Tho lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JAMES STEWART, District Engineer. ri I T V RATES. Town Clerk's Office, Feb. 22,1877. Notice is hereby given that all Rates, including the second Half-yearly Collection of General and Waterworks Special Rate, require to be paid before the 31st day of March next, to enable Ratepayers' names being placed on the Burgess Roll. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. PRIDE OF TOKATEA GOLD MINING COMPANY (REGISTERED). The Ordinary General Meeting of Share holders is hereby convened to be, held at, the Company's Office, Shortlend-street (next Post office), on MONDAY, oth March, 1877, at 12 o'clock noon. Business: To receive Directors' Report and Balanee-^.eet, and to elect two Directors, and an Auditor. ROBERT lIOHNE, Legal Manager, CROWN PRINCESS COLD MINING COMPANY. (Limited. At an Extraordinary General Meeting of'the Shareholders of tiie Crown Princess Gold Min ing Company (Limited)i.fcfeVJ 80th January, 1877, the following special resolution was nrbposed and earned:—_ "Thai the 'Crown Princess' Gold Mining com puny (Limited) be wound up vol_m | • ;i!.'l-': jniae? the 2nd Clause o.f Section -AA-Z' 1 Ul-'J 'l°lut Stock Companies Act, of _ 10-sO, andits Amendment's." And furtner take noiic-vihat .m'Extruordinarv i^ncrai .Meeting of Shareholders will be held at l'\° l^vv.'"-- V >rhc!' v- ih~ Company, on the sth day oi: March, 1877, at the hour of 2 o'clock -BusiNßasi To confirm Minutes of last Meeting, ii. W. HEATH, SECRETARY. "OUY RECKITT'S FRENCH BLUa -a-.* AXl> SKE THAT EACH BALI. Is n P^ pc? faring the name o: RECivITT, as its aolendid Quality has caused a host of Inferior ~ ... ~ Imitations, ao!d b allrespeo table Grocers and Storekeepers XTaITRI 1 KAURI 1 1"" "KAURIIT .JUNK and SPARS, in any quantity, DeliA-eret fuongslde \ easels, in lengths to suit purchasers For particulars, terms, &p„ apply r' X,_" Stai



POULTRY FEEDERS can get Cheap Wheat and Barley at Coupland & Co.'s, Queen-street. . T~~ HE BILL OF FARE of the Auck land Hotel CAFE Avill bear comparison with any in Auckland. IN consequence of the Risk in the Pkice; ok Flour, Aye, the undersigned, agree to RISE THE PRICE OF THE 2lb. LOAF ONE HALF-PENNY, on and after MONDAY, the sth March, 1577 : — Burton & Birnie P. CrOAV G. Dickson D. Grubb E. McKeown G. E. Rollerson J. Kimber J. Waddel C. Johnston Wilson Se Robertson R. Howie W. Ritchie G. Kent W. Britton H. Colleson T. Teasdale Thos. Wilson T. J. Phillips W. Easdown John Sullen C. Gleeson .AY. Barron. jW'IXON LIGHT HORSE. The members of the aboi-o Troop Avho dcsiro to take part in the District Prize Firing, will assemble at the Rifle Range, Mount Eden, on Tuesday and Wednesday next, tho 6th and 7th March, at 9 am. (in uniform). Tho first set on Tuesday, and second set on Wednesday. Mem bers Avho have Avon GoA'ernment Prizes must compete in first set. Ammunition will bo pro- Added on the Range.—By order, J. McCAGHEY, Hon. Sec. "XT O T I C E. WALTER GRAHAM, (Late of the City Mart), WHOLESALE AND FAMILY GROCER, Has opened those Premises, corner of Pitt and Gkey-stkeets, Avith a complete and WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF NEW GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, and. OILMEN'S STORES, of the best qu ality, and offers the same to his numerous Patrons, Friends, and the Public generally at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES !!, N.B,—Families Avaited on for Orders, and Goods delivered in all parts of the City and Suburbs. TUESDAY, MARCH 6. IMMIGRANTS' FITTINGS, LEAD PIPING, BATHS, WATER CLOSETS, HATCHES, COOKING UTENSILS. CASKS, SINKS, &c. Ex ' Oxfokd,' @ London. E. & IT. ISAACS OP AYE received instructions to sell by JLJI auction, on board the Oxford, from Lon don, on Tuesday next, 6th M -rch, at 11 o'clock, A Quantity of the above. No Reseiwc. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, on Mon day, sth March, 1877, at noon, under an Order of Sale by a Justice of the Peace, one MARE, noiv impounded in the Mount Albert Pound. JOHN R. STYCH, Poimdkeeper Mount Albert Pound. -• THURSDAY, MARCH 8. THE REMUERA YARDS. J 7l OR SALE, at the Remuera Yards, on _ Thursday next, at 12 o'clock, 350 Well-fatfed Sheep, principally Wethers, from Waikato ~ . . 110 Choice Fat Cattle, froih Waikato 1 >airy Coavs, Store Cattle Fat and Store Pigs. ALFRED BUCKLAND. MONDAY, NOON. BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS, &c, GOOD. WILL OF BUSINESS, &C.j R. ARTHUR WILL sell by auction, op Monday next, at 12 o'clock noon, a. the shop occupied by Mr. W. Lorrigan, Upper Symonds-street, Blacksmiths' Tools, Anvils, Bellows, Vices &c., Goodwill of Business, &c. , .. Terms Cash THE HAYMARKET. SALES of WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, and HIDES, every FRIDAY, At 2 o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND. —""""' TUESDAY, MARCH 6. """" HELENSVILLE, KAIPARA. FOR SALE, on Tuesday, March 6, at 11 o'clock, on the farm of Judge Rogan, who has sold the property, a mixed flock of 104 Sheep . , , ~.,.. ... . , . , 3 Horses >' '-■•>'" ' -r> "'.> »■ 7 Head Cattle ■ __ Farming Ip_pleriients Household Furniture Dairy c tensils and Sundries. ' ALFRED BUCKLAND. (! <'■ MONDAY, MARCH™?; BY ORDER OF~THE MORTGAGEE, HANDSOME VILLA RESIDENCES. STORES AND FREEHOLD ALLOT. MENTS, NGARUAWAHIA. The subscribers have received instructions to IjSell, by pubhc auction, at the Land Mart, Fort street, on Monday. March oth. at 12 o'clock mHE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES, JL lately owned by T. H. Mabix, Esq. viz •—-. Allotments Nos. 330 and 331 Of the toAvnship'of Newcastle, (Ngaruawahia) containing 2f roods 8 perches, situated-adjacent to the Bank of New Zealand and Railway Ter minus on which are erected tAvo handsome villa Residences of five rooms each, and Allotment 557, 66 feet frontage, situated in the business part of the ToAvnship, on which is erected a substantial building fitted up as two stores and dwelling house, with pri vate entrance. £500 may remain on mortgage at 8 per cent, for a term of years. * For. further particulars apply to T.: W fritz* Patrick, Esq, Ngarua,vahia. or to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. ""MONDAY, MARCH 5. ' FARM IN THE PADDOCK, WAIN UI. COTTAGES, ONEHUNGA AND ...,.._, ~ PANMURE, i &c -> ' &c.. " & c .__ The subscribers have rec C i-,- cd instructions to \S7"AJN-gI.-A harm of 110 acres in the » J._™,_„ ™ rontin-the Road vSOT-S _!>. X' McConnell? properly, and being „«i?,'; 1 1 ansh, < °. t Wa lwe ra, has been ail fenced, «?k,JS. aCi lUvatlo. n : there are ab°u". 60 acres hum «;A««i maeotnin v r'; o»>s (31 x 571 AVOII punt, and a three-roomed cot tame are erected on che property, which has lately bsen occupied by a■ ir ',a" rli3 aiiuutesi about - miles i»S - P rCAva la,ldiJ1 S Place and 23 mi.iea from • >-/ ONEHUNGA -The unexpired term of lease, abom bi years, of Allotment 12, section 2'J. village ■ ot Onehunga, corner of Princes and Market streets, containing quarter of an acre, on a. hick are ereoteo two cottages, uoav let at _8 per Aveek, FAN.>•._! URE—Lot 3ii, section 3 of tho village, one acre with cottage thoreon, situated opposite tne Pohce Station, now occupied by Mr Sims, ---» and known as Mr Bret-nan's. For further particulars apply at Duke of Edin- burgh Hotel, Pannmre. PARISH OF WAIRAU, MaungaturotQ-iG. . acres. _ PARISH OF PARAHAKI. Comity vt Mitr^den 1 —Allot'neni 50. 159 acres. parish of aotea, Great-l&rrior-^art of i Allotinenf IStf, 120 acres. \ SAMUEL COCHRANE & HONj , _.uotier*.si;si