learnt that William had not got it honestly, .so she sent it back to McArthur and Co's warehouse. John Gibson, storekeeper, Patea, gave imilar evidence to that in the last case. Detective George Jeffrey also gave evi dence, and the depositions were read over to prisoner. A THIRD CHABGE. William Rose v. as then charged Avith ob taining by false pretences, the sum ol £12, from C. C! -McMillan, of Auckland. William John Caverhill, teller, Bank of Australasia, deposed that the cheque (pro duced) had been presented at the Bank and duly honoured. Mr J. Gibson g«*wc evidence. The depositions Avere then read over to the prisoner, avlio avus fully committed to take his trial at the next criminal sessions of the Supreme Court on the three charges.

The Cricket Match.

YESTERDAY—(ConcIuded)

TillS match was concluded yesterday after noon a little before six o'clock, when the last wicket of the Auckland 22 fell for a total of 94 runs, leaving the English Eleven winners by an innings and 22 runs. Enunctt's left-handers aud Southerton's "peculiars" Avere altogether too much for the Auckland boys, avlio made less oil' them -than oft' Hill and Sluiav the day before. The first 13 Avickets fell with the score at 30 Rees and Mumford after giving their admirers some hopes, Avent the Avny of the' rest. Robinson Avas boAvlcd first ball. Kent played steadily for 3 singles, and avus then o-iven out l.b.w. Ullyettt took the boAvling from Southerton, and instituted a, panic by his Treat pace. He hit Bennett on the legs severely, and then knocked down his wicket. ' Steadman having suffered the same fate, Whitaker came in, and Green wood for'sheer devilment it must have been'a.as on to bowl. Whitaker made 6 by careful play, and Avas boAvlcd hy Sclby, -who had taken Emmett's place. Macky -liter "iving promise of a decent score, was -hroAvn out niagnificiently by Charlwood, who knocked over the wicket from a' dis tance of 40 yards. Garland only contributed 2 and then Buckland came in, and in spite of 'his Avarning in the first innings, again tried the slogging game. This time he was more successful, and he severely punished \rniita"e, avlio had gone on Avith sloavs. He knocked up 17, and Avas then boAvlcd by Southerton, avlio had come again to the fore. Lankham Avas just suited by the sloavs, and by keeping them down carefully, compiled an innings'of 13, AA'hen he was stumped by Pooley. "Crawford did not score, and Whit ford carried out his bat for 1. The folioAV ing are the scores :— TWENTY-TWO OF AUCKLAND. SKCOXD I_.XI_.GS. Gle-aon, Hill, b Enmictt j» Dufaur. b Southerton " Abraham, b'Emmctt » Carter, 131, r."WOii|... .. £ Lynch, 2, c SeibJ, b Emmeti - Re. TAfTvt^t,* Southerton A. A. .5 Mumford: 111. st Stdby, b Southerton.. .. 3 Robinson, b Emmett ~ Kent, 111, IbAv. b Southerton '.] Simcox, 11-1, c Hill, b L Tlvett »> Cotton, 1, b Emmett.. 0 Sw.anson. b Emmett.. Bennett, 23, bUlyett.. jj Steadman, b Ulyett .. •■ f Whitaker. 222, b Selby •■ " Maeky. 132, run out . -■ • J, Garland, 2, c Selby, b Sou bono i .. .. - Bm.-.k.ai.d, li;-t_2ll. n .-outhcrlon .. . ■Lankham, 211211211., st Pooley, b Armitage W rCraAvford, b Southerton -,' AVVhitford, 1, not out .. .i Byes, 1121321 ~ " Leg byes, 1 i Wide.s, 11, --' _ Total •• •' 91

BOWL ING ANALYSIS.

A VICTIM OF BAZAARS.

To .the Editor of the Evening Stak. Htt> - Tr_ Your supplement two or three A.eeks fio'l read a complaint made by a young man about the manner in which bazaars. are con ducted lam a fellow sufferer, having been duotca. i »J" h f j h d b!ue cye( i damsels at the bazaar held in Onehunga for the it v nother matter of ooßuaJWion to me was that I saw a vo-in" man. a baebetoF, wm a young 3 \d7sehen_ise g This^.relieved^fff^,^ :!S3^r'_^v s>^^ti^ Se an ofFer to that effect, when 1 fmU feel Sieverh I shall a«n __»k yoiu. Byrapa^r,- -O>K WHO HAS SO. H-THINK HE DOtiS >01 K^OAV What to do Wjth.

ST. STEPHEN'S SOIREE.

grffe ftaSSSd ep£t£°oMii iV|tesS ' !t^, Tiie tea t.vi.les wens trcighted coiigregatio - Jhc t a i.x> a f tefuj] pro _ SiaS^ C Wilkinson, P_,< teson, Mor- A X vTeKcrdc. Stevenson, Stewart, peth,. Bruce. J^t^^ol,- and Morton. Sub kuneiman, Giam ,V.y.-son a SK&&ii&^^ ?fr° S tro a,re e inte-eest% ScnicTthen 5 gave the vvelcomo Jo J e SSncin^aSaSd|^g|^ S e=^S^M|^|ell^ -. « r :,ri. f pr Hour,-/ with her usual skill. mc choi^ve seve^l -alible anthems and hymns \t the close votes of thanks Avere accoraea io theladie° the choir. Cf,.^nd^seoarated benediction followed, and the friends se,.aratea for the night. .

MUSICAL HARMONY VERSUS DISCORD.

"Wis- „_.• - now to enquire when and v.-liy a com t&S^{not^^^ef3 of beats, o^to^Se^Tte SfTSS per second, played with the SngSS?B.C^Sa _£? ff C hof GS?I ponmng tot!&f,° £ VS^,ier Co^ Cand i= -.nnthcT- O octave beloAV our tounei one. aim __{_!-_i_?___ tat«««o»r t S ocS.S 8S JSKEffITo |>»'-'ttS bli-i bination to the ear. IS o w play Go. rfA wnn B, of 8% vibrations per record and.»»»££ foreign vote as the resultant; for 01]© na.iip^ « subtracted from the other, leaves t s 384,corres_ Vending to G. an octave below our im e^one (i, 's i ni'rral is therefore dissonam.f'-Ud unpicaoam. Su'eear? Thus two see that for two.notes o ft Vr&Tnot^if t'^do^he iSStIM show then, f l h£l e £li° Y^toatio ns constitute vibrations; irregular A^orau tbalt . he a noise ; reguW oii£S » "'^ R noon the duration length of each s_w nd a-. '^-^^ lloo n their it such vibration. ; its -"MP"*'^ffitarrupted tmplitude, its pitch upon Mi- 1* flPWgg in , tt_<y_ency, and its quality upon the "\ 4 vusity ol' the harmonics <a mixed tone,, ; which every note is accompanied. ~iiero COU-kidc .this part of our subject, there is one more feature we will inst notice, a. 3d tnat is what is called "sympathetic vibration: _- w arrange two tuning forks in au upright po» m^ and .uned exactly -alii..;, then so touchi oneJ them that its sound shah be.propagat-edt.uou^u the air, its accumulating aaipulsc* wdl eain-e the other one lo vibrate also, because the-> .o in . xact rhythm. But if a piece or oo plaooti ■on the prong of one fork, then tkor. ?g lowrer be in accord, and the second loiU wm roinala silent. Two strings tenwoned f^o avhi ■tftHtfitfl tbe yam P-J9.iV le > WP '§ *a SA

ceedingly important one in the theory of concord and discord. What a boundless held for reflection do these facts disclose to the thoughtful mind ! Sounds which the human ear can detect aro only few, avMlc those Avhich are inaudible must bo multiple, both in number and A-aricty. For what are those, avc hear but the harsher members of tiie great family, Avhose SAveet undertones escape our detection altogether 1 And Avhat are those again in their numerical relations, compared with these sympathetic families, Avhich must eA-er join in jubilant response! The great gallery of nature has countless strings arrayed whereon she ever bows the sweetest.- music ; and, for aught wo knoAV, those tones may synchronise Avith accordant members in the inter-stellar spaces, until the a. hole universe, in its great amplitude, becomes one grand, complete orchestra of sub lime concord! When a string is plucked, wo. knoAV from Avhcnce the audible tone proceeds; but ere the hand may damp its sweetness, Aye know not Avhither it has transplanted its sym pathy, nor Avhen or where its progressive undulations dwindle to repose. All we knoAV is that tiie auditory nerve trembles no longer from its magical pulsations ; that what Aye listened to with such delight, for a moment, has passed aAvay! The time may come, perhaps, Avhen our knowledge! of this, as of other kindred subjects, shall be augmented, and our suscepti bilities bo'divested of the thick cloud-bands so densely stratified around us now, through which avc sec as yet but faint glimpse of this unrcA-ealed arcanum.—S. J. Lambekt, F.K.A.S.

TELEGRAPHIC.

[FIIOM CUE OAVN CORI-ESI'OXDE-.T.] TAURANGA, this day.jjl COUNTY ELECTION. Wheat throughout this district has been safely harvested. The quantity Avas beyond the usual average. The races excitement has subsided. Visitors and horses have dispersed. Several of our principal sol tiers proceeded yesterday to Maketu to assist in to-day's election. There are tAvo Councillors for the Maketu Riding. The natives evince great interest in the result. Mr Brabant, P.M., is again absent on magisterial duty, visiting the coast. Colonel Whitmore left by the Staffa for Opotiki in search of fresh fields and pastures.

DUNEDIN, this day. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. McKenzie Avas committed for trial to-day at the Police Court, for attempting suicide j by strychnine. 'Die evidence discloses no j foundation for the rumour of jealousy as the cause. WELLINGTON, this day. THE ANGLICAN SYNOD. The general Synod sat the Avhole of yester day, occupied Avith the debate on the Com municants' Bill and Mr Carleton's resolu tions. After a long discussion the second reading of the former Avas carried. Itpro vides that any person making and signing a. declaration be deemed to be so for the purpose of being qualified for election to any church office. The bill Avas committed and reported Avith amendments, and the third reading fixed for Friday, when the Bishop of Nelson Avill move that it be re committed for further amendment. UNITY OF THE CHURCH.

A long debate took place on Mr Carleton's first resolution, '•" That the Church of Eng land in New Zealand and the Church of England are not two churches but one church." The Dean of Chvistclmrcli moved an amendment to omit all the AVords after " That," and insert following : "As there is no such body as the Church of England in New Zealand it is impossible to afiinn or deny the resolution." After a very lengthy debate the question that the * words proposed to be omitted stand part of the resolution, Avas put and negatived. Ayes—Clergy, 6 ; Laity, 10. Noes— Bishops, 5 ; Clergy, 11 ; Laity, 4. Archdeacon Maunsell moved another amendment, " That the churches of England and New Zealand, are two churches, inde pendant, and distinct in Covcrnnient ; but o»e in constitution and common fornui laric,.." The Bishop of Nelson proposed an adjournment of the debate, Avhich Avas lost on a division. Archdeacon Maunscll's i amendment Afa« negatived on the voices, j The Synod then adjourned. WAN CANE I, this day. HARBOUR B()ARD ELECT£OK. There has been considerable excitement over the election oi the Harbour Board. Out of 8 candidates, Messrs Watt, Duthie, Bambay, and Tod. were elected. It is ito.bc hoped something Ayill be done speedily to improve tiie navigation of tho river, which is much Avanted.

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LYTTELTON, tins day. ) ACCIDENT^JTO THE HAWEA'S MACHINERY. 'Jka JffiAvca which left Wellington at 3 \3O on tußsihj'; "»J,v wi™\ ilt 4 aan- to(liiy- Tfie low fW(&?tf.r>A .slide valve broke at 9 ]>.m oa Tuesday ai^&# 20 jriilcs this side of Cape- CftinjJ'be'W, ske'.clisco.i^iii^ her engines, and caiiiG S.9WU WJtJi jt^ic blgif. ■' ' urcssurc engine alone. i DUNEDIN. this day. j PROPOSED RAILWAY PASSES. ! Tiki Otn£i> Education Board resolved that i the (JovenuMCflt be requested to grant free I passes l>y railway to all boys and girls attending the high class©* ot .the High and Grammcr Schools for training a* COLONIAL BANK.—HALF - YEARLY MEETING. Upwards <>i 15Q sljareholders attended the half-yearly mee<wj;£ of the Colonial Bank. Mr James Rattray -wiijf presided, said the Bank had received several <d $?.« ,hest accounts in New Zealand, and with its ?«W Zealand ])roprietary, the Bank had a great adwo&gc. TJie gross profits had 'increased each mmih, jaiid the shareholders could therefore take tbeij-Sjw^ejit dividend with a clear conscience.

WAIKATO RACES.

The f oho wing weights were declared last mTci-F~ Club HasßKA P.-Hippocampus, Bst i2lbs- Kingfisher. SstOlbs? Doa, Bst Slbs; Isaac Walton Sst 7!bs: May Moon, Set iihx; Clipper, 71 fSiil E-Si 1M lib ; isleman list I 71b-.; Shamrock-, lOst Slbs; TommyDodd.lOst. Arrow, Mist; Eclipse, 9st 71bs; Loafer, Bst lOlbs; Lottery, Sst 7&S-

THE REGATTA CLUB.

PRESENTATION OF PRIZES *fO TIW WINNERS AT THE REGATTA.

Tin-: distribution of prizes to the Avinners of the d'_l-erent events in the Auckland Regatta of 1877 took place last night at the Thames Hotel. Mr.'G. Yon d.r Heyde took the chair, and in an introductory speech, complimented all those concerned in the Begatta. whethsv as officials or competitors in the successful issue on' fh_ _~-. y,' He referred to the accidents whicii had occurred j through the violence of the wind, and paid a ! flattering tribute to the self-abneuration displayed ; by Mr. Ratcliffe, of the yacht Lavinia, in sacn ficin" his chance of tiie race for yachts under (> tons, in going to tho assistance of the Bismarck. ilv Yon der Hevde said he trusted that the s.me :-'H would be shoAvn by all aa.io took nart in t _iv _,-.;ci_land Regatta in future. Abou' one hundred pew-V? 3 were prcfnt, and the pro cc- -din^passeo off very cordially thonidi umetb . Hnntain Yon Kykbusch, who came tor ward to JSe the prize won by the cutter of ILLM. shioHcrtha.Avaslondly cheered. Mr Joy. J-.1..8. who won the Noav Zealand Shipping Cos cup, with the yacht Erin, built by Mr Bailey, ordered in chamDagne si. -the finish ot the business, and ■ passed round the cup filled with the generous i liquid. _____^^_---_«,

DEPARTURE OF THE ENGLISH CRICKET TEAM FOR WELLINGTON.

The English Eleven left this morning for Wellington in the steamer of the same ame. The boat left the Onehunaa wharf at 16 o'clock punctually. Mr Buckland and one or A¥« others of the Committee went out to' spc #icii> oft, and about fifty other gentlemen who >vpw .attracted out by the double'event oi the footvact. alluded to

Eleven went away in capital spirits. They say they have made no money in Auckland, but they have not been treated better any where ill Australia. One and all expressed a Avish to come hack at some future time.

CITY COUNCIL.

TiiEfortnightl/- meeting of the Council was held this afternoon. Present: His Worship the Mayor (W. J. Hurst Esq.) in the chair; Councillors Goldie, Brett, Isaacs, Dickson, Waddell, Cosgrave, Masefield, and Yon dcr Heyde. LICENSE FEES. Mr Batkin Avrote from, Wellington, explaining that license fees were part of Consolidated Fund, andas such not payable to boroughs. SMALL POX. Dr StockAvell Avrote, calling attention to the continued spread ot small pox m Sydney, and suggesting that the Local Board should address the General Board of Health on the subject. His Worship said he had done all he could in the matter, and the Government did not seem to think the subject Avas important. THE CITY RAND. Judge Ronton Avrote, asking a grant of money for the City Band toAvards playing of an evening. Councillor Cosgrave moved that_ the letter be referred to the Finance Committee. Councillor Brodie moved as an amend ment "That the letter be received." Councillor Brett spoke in favor of making a grant. It was made by Adelaide, Mel bourne, and other places. EIRE BKIOADE. Superintendent Hughes wrote asking for a contribution to the supper of the Fire Brigade on the 14th February. Councillor Yon dcr Heyde proposed " That a sum of £5 be given." Tliis Avas seconded by Councillor Cos grave. Councillors Maseiield and Goldie opposed the grant. Councillor Masefield moved as an amend ment "Thatthe request be not granted." Councillor Goldie seconded. The citizens Avere taxed 2s 3d in the pound, and their first effort should be to reduce that. Councillor?. Waddell. Goldie, :\nd Isaacs, supported the amendment, Avhich was carried. Councillor Cosgrave said he Avas Avilling to give £1 himself. Councillor Brett said lie would too.

EDEN COUNTY COUNCIL.

A Meeting of Eden County Council avus held at Mr Tothill's ofiice last night. Tiie report of the oilice committee.shoAvetl thai a public business room bad been .secured from Mr Tothill for £1 :i Aveek. Leave was granted to the Slaughterhouse Committee to report nevt Aveek. A report ou provincial roads avus likewise d. feired. Applications for the oilice of County Clerk were received from Messrs Ogilvie. Leggct, .Seaman, W. Deunison, Kilfoyle, MeTavish, E, R, Dickson, Tothill, Mcduire, ami Dr. Ividd. In the voting Dr. Kidd and Mr Tothill wc-rc a tie, and the chairman gave lib; casting A rote. in favour of Mr Tothill. On the motion of Mr Wrigley, seconded by Mi' Maseiield, Messrs. Udy, Maseiield, and the mover Avcrc appointed a committee to report on the best site for the new slaughterhouse. On the motion of Mr. Ireland, .seconded by Mr. Udy, the cliairman, Councillors lviss ' ling, Wallis, and the mover, Avere appointc.l a, committee to interview the Attorney. General relative to the returns of rates furnished by the various highway boards. Dr. Wallis gave novice to move that the Couucil memorialise the Governm«jjt n<4 to sanction the creation of Parnell and Onclninga into borough.., until the cil'ee. on the County Jiad been ascertained.

THE THEATRE.

Tin. simple drama of the "Ticket of Leave Woman" was performed last evening at tin

Theatre l.oval, and had the oifect of drawing a good huiise.' Miss itena represented t!ioheroine • in a successful manner, and, by her clever acting, I elicited frequent, dicers. The play was suggested to the mind of the writer by the success of tne "Ticket of heave Man," but, like most parodies or imitations, is inferior in merit. Still, il.'ssome wtiat s-w-iftiomil characteristic- are sufUeient. to interest an audience who desire to be pleased as Avell as instructed. Tl;e falsely accused iwroine, Mildred, is' sentenced to' pern;.! ...erril iple fpr \l series of alleged crimes,ol" w Jiich she ir-. not guihy, and is sent out with other convicts to Tasmania', where she serves so well in her -'assigned" posi tion t hat she Avins her way among friend-, and so ff}¥ secures ;t'ne good wishes of her mist res:, that .she .flakes the sul-'ering, put patien) '■' Mildred," lhe lifiih-ss. .of -iii ample t'.qrfnnc ' By tins means Mildred is ewii.] ! .<i _c, rcjifip lq' her'nifuvi; cum). try, and reconciled to the j..i...;.u.<-'.>_' ii.vi.' yoipb, who iiad ever believed ip his Avife's innocence". The piece wiissuccessi'id in Avjnningfhe frequent plaudits of the audit o. v, and the associative Parts were sustai'-ed by Miss liena's co-players with miir.il credit. The favourite drama, "Bun If) Earth," will be repeated this evening, by request, and to-morrow evening Miss Itena and Mr. Macder Avill take a.joint benclit, when the " Eoso of Sligo' will bo produced.

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT. This Day.

(Before R. C. Barstow, Esq., R.M. David Fort v. Hugh Reid, chum, £1. !)s. Mr Fort having proved his claim, obtained judg ment for the full amount, costs lis. .lames K. Gilbert v. John C. \V ood. claim, £1 10s The plaintiff, a musician, claimed ol defendant, a labourer, for arrears of rent. ;ivtUn)i,:nt for plaintifi; costs, lis. Auckland JA'av^vV Beard v. Owen Commons, claim, Ant, £§ foa.-Jdd.' s'.; no.,er. rent, ifiS 10s; do, v, Edward Combes, rent, ill);. Mr. Devore appeared foi' pL.iiit;fLim lhp§» cases. Mr. Brighani, Secretary and J?rowm_Bj to the Board, proved tiie several claims, and obtained iudgment in each case, with costs. Francis Shephard v. Theodore G.. Walker, claim. M 0s lOd. In this ease judgment had he*?, obtained against defendant who had passed away &c,d Avas no more seen. Mr John A. Beale! srilioa,. v A « . .posed that while on his recent tour in the south. Wi w'osinces, he had discovered Walker, who was engaged an a commercial traveller by one of the leading firms jjj Christchurch, and as he had only one or tAvo '<&._.<jlr.n to support, he believed Walker Avas in jop'o-iw# p 9 i<V' Tnc 111* made an order for £1 per moii,t;.ll.,'oV;W/..v^i;'-Ir/(->d to prison. Geo, JfulßJ- v. Wm. Thur'sto^, claim Hi 7s §d. Adjourned foj. afprtoighi. "' '•"" '"' . Wm. Movie v, John Jfejiry S.eei-y, c.aim £1-118s 3d. Defendant aafd that W had fjot been able to pay on account of illness. Mr Moyie.said that he supported defendant for tAvelve weeks on coming out of the hospital, and he had been working on a cutter ever since, and m»de no i?ftoi-V, b> m-r. A iudgment having been obtained against debm-auti» October last, his Worship said if he would not a'-pan^j i„ pay }}§ must go gaol. Ordered to pay 30s every four week-, Wm. Oliver v. Ryan and Bell, claim, _2U <s 6d. Mr Dufaur for plaintiff', Mr Rees. (for Mr Kiss ling) for defendants. The plamtifl in this ease, who is a clothier in Queen-street, sued tlefend aiiM fof goods, Avhich had been entrusted to Frederick'B,vh (V ft. for sale on commission, but which wore s_i-_.d 'by de^nclants under the bill of sale. A number of witne's_-_ wt^e er&pjined, and many points were involved, and after » great deal of argument, plaintiifs counsel accepted a nonsuit. _ The case of R. Dickson v. Tho Harbour Board, claim £16 16s for services rendered, Avas ad o hi'iie^.. " ___«_-___

THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1871.



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balls. Avds, 11)3 0 100 0 10 0 40 o 20 2 38 i 0 11 0



Hollow ay anu <_UHLf_if thank the public for their yej-y liberal patronage in tiie past, and beg to intimate they are in a better position than eve?.- to supply the wants of their customers. Their large ship ments from England, just unpacked, enables them to offer for sale many goods quite new to this market. Amongst them are fancy coloured linen damasks, new brocatell cords, '■ Avide floorcloths, for rooms, 2s. lid. per yard ; for passages, from Is. lid. ; oilcloths for stairs, &c, from Od. ; felt carpets, from Is.' 7*d. ' Eight patterns in Linoleum, patent Cork Carpet, unsurpassed for dura bility and comfort. English and colonial made g_neral household furniture, the latter manufactured under the superintendence of li. Cmnwell, on the premises, whose lopg experience is a guarantee for mod work manship. Greatest variety of Carpets in the colony. Tapestry, from 2s. lid. per . yard. In addition to all kinds of furnishing I goods, there is a largo ass-i_iuo»_ n!- Drapery, Millinery, men's and boys' Cloth ing, at Holloway and G.uiick _ City jlu.ll I'Amtf.rrj.VOT.J



WANTED, by a respectable young per son a situation as Housemaid in an hotel- would assist in the Bar if required. - Address C.Me, at this office. ANTED, a respectable Girl about 16 as Nursemaid; must be well accus tomed to children ; references required.- Apply at this office. W~ ANTED to Rent, a 6or 7-roomed House, near toAvn if possible; rent moderate.— Apply to Mrs. Goble, at Gibbons.s- Grocer. Wellesley-street. "VTETANTED, by a good Confectioner and W Supper Cook, employment by day or on a iob •no obiection to hotel or club; advertiser is a young active Woman. Two largo Rooms to let? with fireplace-Address: Mrs. Murphy, Cross-street, Terrace, Newton. ANTED to Sell, the substantially built Yacht Water-witch, about C tons. Peace and Todd, Plumbers, Shortland-street. "Ti&rANTED to Let, Yard and Stables, V T newly fitted up ; a -l-room and an 8-room House.—Apply Furniture Mart, Victoria-st. E. ANTED, a Youth -with knoA.ledge of Cabinetmaklng.— Apply Cheap Furniture Mart, Victoria-street East, corner High-street. ANTED, every Saturday night Buyers for the Primc'st Legs oC Mutton at 3d.; Loins, 3d. ; Fore-quarter Mutton. 2d.; Corned Beef 3d • Chops, -id.; Superior Steam-made Sausages id. : Prime Roast Beef, Id. to Gd.— 11.n.M... Butcher. Queen-street. ANTED, a iew tons of Small Pota toes or other Pig Feed.—Williams and Co., Onehunga Brewery- . iSTrANTED, a situation, by a married YT man. as Light Porter; can look after horses; handy in a store or at gardening.—Apply b letter to Storeman, at this office. ■TTKrANTTED to PURCHASE, any Mili- V V fcary or Large-scaled Map of Russia, Turkey, or South-Eastern Europe.—Apply at tliis oflicc. _______ WANTED, a respectable strong Girl, for household work.—Mrs. G. Jones, Grafton Road. _____ TrU~ ANTED, a good Journeyman Laker, W for Gisborne; must be steady.—Apply to E. Wafers, Qucen-atrect. WANTED, a good Horse Shocr. — 3. Mn nro, Durham-street. __ W "ANTED, by a Middle-aged Man, with twenty years experience, a situation as Foreman in a Country tifwc, Address J. D. Stak office. _____ W~ ANTED, a General Servant, for iy small family. Apply Mr.., 11. T, Watts,, Syn mnds-s trectl .ispensary. WANTED, a Second Cook.—Apply Governor BroAvnc Hot el. "-"ITANTKI), a General Servant.— Apply y V between the hours of in and 2, to Mrs. Nation. St. George's Hay Road, Parnell. _ %^TASTED, a good Cencnil Rlack- YY smith, iar Tairua Saw Mills.—Combes and 1 laid.v. _ _ ,__ W —ANTED, a lioi.s-iW-,.. -Apply at C. FarroAv's Dining Rooiw., ©)_.ecii- Stl'CCt. ' _ ..._ ...-.._.. ... "¥¥TANTED, a good General Servant \ Vy washing given out.—Mrs, Siimue Bi-ov.n. g)mrtlaml-street. W" ANTED, n. strong Girl for house work.—Mrs. •VfUlsy^, Symonds-street, near the Wind-mill. WANTED, a strong Ik.ylor .he _3al__, house.—E. Waters. Queon-strcet._ _ 4"H OAT wanted, in full milk, recently \JC Kl-dcd,— Apply Albert Brewery. TTSTANTE©,"" a. ' y.pVpg Man, for the ▼ V Grocery business.—J. C -Vtorujj}, Qneen strect. _ '_ ■^TKTANTED, a situation on a Farm, to V . make liimself generally useful. Wages no object.. -Address WM.. Btai. oil lee. %T£TANTED Known, Centieinen s Clot lies 7 T Cleaned, Itenewod 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, Weilesley- Kl.'rcet ""East, Auckland. Communications by pofet promptly atteniled \"S7"7_NTEiy IfftpYVN, that the Pitting H Shop and Rov/e';! SoAVii)g Macliine Agency is REMOVE!', higher up the street, opposite tho Police Court. Just Received, per Hero, a fresh shipment of Domestic and Leather Macjjii)-.s. These machines, as made by the Original Inveij-Qr of the Sevying Machine (Elias iiov/cj ..;.), havo u;-.vi.r yet boon eqiiaHed eiibey in principle or 0r... .-once of" r-.ar.;;.4_tu_-p. lift pairs to all machines properly done. Steam Gauges repaired, tested, and adjusted.



"T&7"ANTI-D, to SELL, n good 4-rooiued » v Brie!; Collage, with scullery, and every convenience, with a good back kitchen, del ached. The Rouse is well cemented outside, pauited and papered thoroughly inside; a good well of wafer, with a never-failing supply, and j having a good pump to raise the same. Water laid oil into the scullery by pipe, with tap ovor sink, from which an underground drain carries oil'all dirty water and surplus overflow. Good iron tank, fowl-house, coal-house, dog kennel, and every convenience, and in the kitchen tliv. best oven in Auckland, eqst ijvy, giuueaS.''The I place i,. isituap: in Upper UpCou-street, and as I the owner is leaving for England at an early date, if Will be' sold a bargain. For full particu lars and permission to view, apply to A. Bettany, to be seen at Arthur's Auction Mart. ! W"~AN TE! Tk'NOAVNT^O-keye<| organ I ronccrtinas, 6s; lpeiVs Ijhtphert,. -j- and fjs: phildpp.i'i, iea'ihiu- t.inj'3,'-l.s an<( l. ltd; el.iria egg c./jf.s; ; i.otHiccp., Id; lollies and toffy, Mid ; children's white or gold necklets (one row id, two rows Sd,three r.q«'s is); children's prunella boo% Is 3d, Is fid, and Is 9d; infants' lojithor boo!-. Is; children's Avldl)., 3d \ oklpi.i.i.f rtipoa, 3d( droughts btiM-i-'ds, with hion, Is;' children's hose, 3d; women's hose, 6d; men's Bocks, Od; liquorice, Id per stick; shelled nuts. Is; eye glasses, Id ; glass tumblers, od ; girls' hats, od ; house boots, size three, Is Gd ; ladies' kid boots, 5s and 7s (3d; purses, 2d and 3d; men's clastic shoos, 5s 6d; real good tea, 2s; sardines, tid; Epsom salts, Gd per dozen; g'ass candlesticks, *0d; large wax dolls, 2d; light boots, for balls, L_c.il- G.; i.i_-i»o i-pi:.iie, 6d; raisins, •Ikl• large mugs? id; mii& y&iss; 6d; tidy and Ts.-ACTI. DAMPIER, General Dealer, Wyndham-street (corner o. Chapel-street). TpOUND, at Ellerslie, during the Cricket Jjj Match, a Purse.- -Owner can obtain same on identifying it, and paying expenses of adver tisement at this office. TfTU-UND STRAYING, 26th January, JD IJ3 (eighteen) Sheep. Tho owner can haye the sain'e byap_)lFih_ tQ"I-hq_;liql.y w-.ofi, Globe Hotel, Papakur'a, and paying expenses.-.Tims. Holl}»wood.'Glob. Hotel, I'apakura, EWAHD.—A suitable reward will he i given for authentic information of the present whereabouts, or proof of death, of Mr. w. W. Tabb, formerly of this city.—Apply Union Bank of Australia. 1%/TRS. "WHITE late of Union-street, JJfJL V. ill please to call upon Mrs. Sinclair, to save any -j.rf_i._i. trpjipl... ' KNQWN, tlTaf" we" ftrp V f selling Iron Bedsteads (ciQuble) from 38..': Cane-seat Chairs, from his the half-dozen'; and that we have ope of tho Largest Stocks of Fur niture in the Province for Purchasers to select frprn'.—'p. & IT.'CQOIvE, 67, Queen-street, pext Bank of ->*0-V ffeahm'd: ■ '•_ _ ' own Houses J..-repaying tho BQ-rovvecl. Money by easy Weekly Payments, instead ot rent.—For the moans, apply to O. Williamson, '.\ Vulcan Lane. "OTANTED, four respectable Boarders, Yt at the Bed Lion Hotel, Freeman's Bay. —Healthy situation. Terms moderate. ______ WANTED, by a respectable young man .peaking aud writ nig French fluently, ft Situation. Has been Used to the. tailoring and Avoollen drapery—Apply " X. V.5.," oilice of this paper. _ "ITETA^T^P, a "strong" Lad as an' Ap- Vvf pr'epfiq'e-— -VL. Smith, _q.rpent<H" ai}d Builder, Upper Synionds-gtjeßt. •' =aS'"I7'ANTED, a..tout Lad accustomed to V V Gardening ; reference required —Apply at this office. __ _ ' ______ "^TETAN'I'En a Href-class Engine Smith. 7 7 ' '— Ayuj!y'H H Av.lve,-,\'.oufl, Hub.3ftn-fati.ee4. "OTAI. TED, by a Young M-Vd, Situation V f in a Store, town or country ; good re£o-« ence's.—Aildrcss ll._C„ at this_ofi'lee. , an"A-S.-4aut wTitelTr.ittker ] V* who thoroughly underi.i,and- rei-iah'itm' f Watchc3.--Refer by letter to ii. W. Jensen, I Napiei'. __ ____ __ I '\\7ANTE.)7 rthc puWic to know that: Yv John Lew, an experienced Taller, ac customed to clean and rempr oc.uai to lieyy., on* . lhe bhoi'teut not too and at ihe lowest term_, has i.ilelv" arrive..' from London; and his addref.i. hi •;,... ■ icUv'-p-U-r-t .i.h-.-v- d.ior-^fro m Chapd-std^ 'f^TANTEV"' KNOWN, that Saraue] V ? Coombes is makm;. Trousers of thp Mosgiel Tweed for ills. Warranted thQi'Quxcdy well shrunk.---.ity Clothing Mart, 9_i, Queen street, _ "P'OliSETCaft, "and HaniO-. for Sale. JO- I vrice £f>o.---App.y to Mr. Harnett. Fork I Butcher, Queen-street. u:.w. j "p AII T NE~KMiI \ V WA^TED.v^An IJL active bilßincsa i.hm, with capital of £250, i desires a share in a remmieralive business. ---] Apply in slriei coniidcaco hy letter only t« poni- J lPtp-fMiU: ?ytoc ci' this papG?{



ONE TREE HILL HIGHWAY DISTRICT.! The Valuation List for the above District is | noAV open for inspection at the Junction Hotel. All objections! thereto must, bo left at the i' Junction Hotel, on or before the 15th day of ji February, addressed to tho Assessment Court, I and a coiiy of every such objection must be left at the above Hotel, not less that seven days i before the next sitting of the said Court. I THOS. A. BROWN, Chairman. E' DEN TERRACE HIGHWAY DISTRICT. TAKE NOTICE.—The Valuation List for : the ' aboA-c District is now open for inspection at the : office of W. J. Suiter & Co. All objections ! thereto must be left at Messrs. Suiter & Co.'s ! oilice on or before the 15th day of February, ! addressed to the Assessment Court, and a copy of every such objection must bo left at W. J. Suiter & Co.'s office, not less than seven days before the next sitting of the said Court. W. J. SUITER, Chairman. mAKE NOTICE.—The Valuation List JL for the North Shore Highavay District for the year 1877, is now open lor inspection at the Post-office, Stokes' Point. All obiections there to must be left at the Perry Hotel, Stokes' Point, on or before the loth day of February, addressed to the Assessment Court, and a copy of every such obiection must be left at the Post-office, Stokes' Point, not less than seven days before the next sitting of the said Court. H. J. HAWKINS, Chairman of District Board. January 15, 1577. ___._______ _ _ DISTRICT. The Valuation List for the abovo District for the year 1877 is uoav open for inspection at Mr. Ifedley'fi Store, Mount Eden Road. All objections thereto must bo left at the Assessment Court, Mount Eden School room. A copy of any such objections .must be left at the office of the Collector for _.i_ District, Mr. VI. C. Carr, No. 129, Queen-street, Auckland, not less than seven days before the next sitting of tho said Court. T. THOMPSON, Chairman. Mount Eden, January 15, 1877 ---~A UCKLAND & MERCER RAILWAY. WAIK/VTORACES. Return Tickets between Auckland and Mercer for bona tide Waikato Passengers will be avail able from Tuesday sixth, to Saturday, 10th Feb ruary. Tickets not transferable. By order. A. V. MACDONALD, General Manage}?, TWT IX 0 N LIG II T II ORS E, The Nixon Troop Light Horse Avill parade for its six consecutive days (raining, ooiiimonoing on the sth February. For the first three days, lhe sth, 6th, and 7th, the Troop will Parade dis mounted at the Drill-shed, at 5 p.m.; and for the remaining three days, the Bth, llth, and 10th, if: will Parade mounted at Ellerslie, at I p.m. On every day of the training Swords and Car bines will be carried. A full attendance is re quested. . .By order. J. McC.__.GHEY, lion. Sec. m O " ~ if U I L D E It 8. Tenders Avill be received up to noon on Satiu. day, 3rd 1. cburary, for the Erection of Masonic Hall at Onehunga. Also, TO PAINTERS. v-imai-ate Tenders will be received for painting and Decoration pf bail)-. Plans, Sic.',' at my office, Albert-street, near Market. ' EDWARD HARTLEY, iy E W Z3.AL AN D RAILWAYS. Public Works Oilice, Wellington, 10th Jan.. 1877. Written Tenders will be received \\\. \.\,la calico up to noon on .MONDAY \)_s, ju.fi; February, 1877, for the supply an_l delivery of Stores for the New /.kvl..i..i Railways at Auckland, Wel lin_iou. (.ibrjst'vdiiu'ch, and Dunedin. ' Specilications may be seen at the Public Works Oilice, Wellington, Auckland. Christ church, and Dunedin. Tenders, with Schedule, properly (Wed up. must be sent m on the prii.p,«J. f-U_r,y, which will be supplied on application;.. Tl(" Icn.'wt ye aiiy" tender not necessarily fHJiioi....... By command, .JOHN CARRUTHERS, Engineer-in-Chief. T>EMUEKA DISTRICT BOARD. JL _i Tenders are required for Carting Scoria Ash. Specifications may be seen at my office, Short land-street, unl il Eli IDA V, 2nd February, when the tenders are to be delivered at 12 oYloe. _. JAMES \YI tfttl_.fiY," Chairman. J$ E ""n" C I N G- Tenders will be recciyed till noon of February 13th, for the Erection of Two lliuid.cd and Fifty-six Chains of Fencing, more oriels. Specifications can be soon l\y applying to Walter Grahame,Fqyt.-.__i-Ot, Auckland; or, to the utid.y-ig^och ' The iqwest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ROBERT GEOKGE HILL, VYairau Creek, Kaipara. January 10, 1877. £N h R i s FfDiljlfTol., A LECTURE will be delivered on tho above subject in the Christian's Meeting House, Cook street, by Edward Lewis, Evangelist, TO MORROW (Thursday) EVENING, at 7.30. Admission free. Free and open inquiry by anyone after the Lecture. Preachers specially invited. TO LET, the Premises in High-street, now iii tho occupation of Messrs. Close Bros., lately tenanted by Messrs. Brown, Bar rett & Co.—Grickshank Se Co. TO LET, that commodious D\velling house, containing It rooms, in Hobson street, late in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Williams ; also, the Business Premises, in the commanding position, corner of Queen and Fort-streets.—Apply Williams & Co., 1, Fort 9tr.eeiV__ ' „____________ Fino LET, on Ist February, a House in _JL Seafield View.—Apply Bennett's Drapery Warehouse, Queen-street. f\ N c hTTn g a g^TTmj"! The First Practice for this year a. ill be held in tiie Choral Hall on FRIDAY EVENING, the 2nd February, at 8 o'clock. Anyone intending joining will pleaae make application to Mr. Stevonson. JiAMES MUIR, Hon Sec. AUCKLAND AND NORTH SHORE STEAM FERRY' CO, (Limited), The ordinary General MeeTing of Shareholders hi >h- ahqyo Company, %vill be held «t the Com pany's office, Rank Buildings, on MONDAY, the l-th February, 1877, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. "Business—To receive Report and Balance sheet for the year ending 3lst December, 1870, and the Election of Directors and Auditor, H. W. HEATH, Manager. Auckland, February.l,lS7. 13 I F L E M A T C H. SATURDAY NEXtTtwo o'Ci.ock Shari\ Mount Eden Range. Open to all comejW " Dark Targets versus White Targets. White Rifle-sights yev-us Black '.R'ine-sigh.B. 500, 100, aud _H).fltyards, _§shota'at each range. i£r " q t i c c. I hereby give notice that I aviJl not bo respon sible for any debts that my AVi-\ Ellen Buahuell. may contract from, this date, she having left her ,4 °US;GI (Signed) DANIEL BUSHNELL. AucKl_aiul,_Soth J ..n., 1877. T> EMUBItA DISTRICT BOARD. The Tamaki l-oac. round' Mount llobson'is OJ.Qrt'i.Di'oi'vepaiW. JAMES WRIGLEY, pltuiVfua'n. A UCKLAND MODEL TRAINING jHL' S C H 0 0 U IS UNION WITH THE SOCIETY OK ARTS, LOXDOK. CHORAL HALL, SIMO-»8- B T ?, $ X % . Pupils spertlally prepa/ed for industrial and nicr.iav.v-ie pursuits, Fo,r Prospectus and full particulars, apply at the School. JOSIAII MARTTN, _ Head Master. ME RCH AN TS, AGENTaTIwac XvJL others, can have Office Bonks Ruled nitc Bound, any pattern* to p.uifc requirement- Magas-ines, Music, and other Work's bound ii i all styles, by WILLIAM LEYS, Bookbindci . Machine Ruler, and Account Rook Manu.a. . turer, nest door to Evening Stah puioc I Wrft4t- aP.---weeti



m II E A T R E ROY A L. POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF REN A AND FRED. G. MAEDER !! ! TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! (THURSDAY), By Request, By Request, "Will be repeated, j-sr RUN TO EARTH ! -sa Lady Eversleigh 1 MISS RBNA' Victor Carrington .. .. Mr. F. G. Maeder. ~f~ To-moiiroav (Friday) Evening, FAREWELL JOINT BENEFIT AND LAST NIGHT OF RENA AND FRED. G. MAEDER! !! Production of Dion Boueicault's Trish Drama of THE ROSE OF SLIGO! Box Plan at Upton & Co.'s. m II E A T RE R O V A L. WILL SHORTLY AI.'EAK, The World-renoAvned Character Comedian, JOSEPH K. EMMETT, THE FOUNDER OF HIS PECULIAR LINE OF DIALECT GERMAN COMEDY. Mr. J. K. Emmett.—One of the most original and genial actors that ever Avas seen. He is always elegant and graceful. There is in his performance an under-current of deep pathos.— London Times. mH E CUP THAT CHEERS. Pure Tea-, the be-t that can be sold, To cheer tho young, console the old ; For many years they've stood the test, Hundreds declare our Teas the best. 83T TEAS FOR THE MILLION !!! '£. No. I—Good Strong Tea, 2s. per lb. 2- Pekoe Flavoured, 2s. (id. It). 3—Many Rare Black Teas (L-ich Combin ation), is. per lb, I—Finest Tea, 3s. tid per lb. A Reduction of 3d- Per lb. on 6lb. parcels of Nci. 3 and 4 Teas. -5-T Sold only by FRENCH & CO., People's Tea Warehouse, 252, queen-street, auckland, Opposite the City Market. GENERAL GROCERIES OF EVERY description. Refined Sugars, Flour, Maize. BRAN, BACON, HAMS, CHEESE, &o„ $c, FRESH BUTTER from the Choicest Dairies, Goods packed securely, sent to "Vessel or Rail- Avay Station free of charge. Every Customer receive*- ample A'alue. TIIE IjEST ARTICLES AT LOWEST PRICES. 80L1> BY FRENCH $ j-^Q "PEOPLE'S TEA WAREHOUSE," ONLY AT 252, QUEEN-STREET, Auckland, Opposite the City Market. [Established 1860.1 Please Note our Address. Jf °'T l C X T. B. H ILL Respectfully intimates to the Medical Profession, his old friends, aud the public in general, that he has Returned to tho OLD SHOP, in Victoria-street, where he Avill be found at all hours day and night, ready to attend to their necessities. N.B. — Dr. Coffin's Botanic Medicines, and Mil. Clayton's Proprietary Articles may be obtained of HILL & HUDSON, FAMILY AND DISPENSING CHEMISTS, Victoria-street, Auckland. -.#1 o'^.^"'''S XNFANT I C I D E. £50J^ ARD< Whereas on the 2(.i,h ultimo, the Body of a Newly-born EUROPEAN FEMALE CHILD Avas found on the beach at Orakei, washed up by the, tide, and enclosed in an old piece of calico and a common Maori kit: and whereas, at an anjourned inquest held on the 6th instant, to inquire into the cause of death, a verdict of WILFUL MURDER was returned against some person or persons unknown: Notice is hereby given that a REWARD of FIFi'Y HOUNDS Avill be paid by the GoA rernment for such infor mation -as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender of 01 lenders. T. BROHAM, Inspector Armed Constabulary) Constabulary Office, Auckland, 27tn January, 1877. B~~AGS ! BAGS' !----Wnii-wT~to i~'S-in Potato and Chaff Bags at id each.— Crowther's Stables. npO LET, in Hobson-street, a large Hall, JL 54 x 21, suitable for a Schoolroom, a car penter's shop, or for evening meetings,—-Apply M. Foley, Grocer. rjp.O LET, an eight-roomed House, new JL and well-finished, next late John William son's, Esq., Great North Road.—Apply Win. Blood, jm premises^ I^ORTH SHORE.—To Let, an eight 4_v roomed House; also, four-roomed Cottages. ~-R. and It, Duder, Devonport Store. TO LET, that commodious Shop Avith gas fittings and fixtures complete, Albert Hotel Buildings.—Apply J. Stewart, Albert Hotel, Queen-street. nVTORTH SHORE.—To Let, a well far. J3I nished six-roomed Cottage, pleasantly situated, with immediate pos.essiuu.--__.pply t.o 11. & R. Duder, House Agent-. Ij^Oß SALE, on tho d rattan Road, a J Freehold Allotment, 60 feet by 130 feet, with a comfortably stx-i-omed House thereon.— Samuel Cochrane and Son, Land Agents, Auck land, FiOll SALE, the Lease of the dos&roMe Family Resilience, at presea. decupled by Mr. J. R. Vaile, containing »hie good rooms, newly papered, front aud liack garden, good avcll, verandah, i-u'd balcony, uninterrupted view, healthy situation, close to the Domain.— Apply to S. & J. R. Vaile, next the Poat-ofilce-* or on the premises, Alten Road. 17' OR SALE, Cheap, at PouaouSy,™ JL1 Superior Villa Uo.Sd.»w, containing six rooms, Avashhouso, &0..1 gas and water hud--on, large, garclen,\i. ? uiiuerrupted view. Price, £470. —k, Sz .1. R < \ aiie, Laud and KstHte Agents. |30R SALE, a P>ay»- :i } U) a(i room House] -B_' with freehold allotment 33 x 11G feet within JO minutes Avalk of <4ueen-sti*^ct Price* i}|,Si); £60 cash, balance as agre^.a upon.-S. &J* __.}. tulc' Land arid EstaP 1 Agents. JT^'OR SALE, 2MAwcsT_XWjSro_u Price h ", lOT, Wl lot .QnJ? & J. R. Vaile, Lamljind Estate A.£.;4i_. t^Oi/, SALE, at Ponsonby, a very neat .' and I'rolty Villa. Price, £350 ; fifif: c. as h ouiuneo at 8 per oant—S. i_ J. R. Vai.e;'Lanci and !*::.:uu Agents. "C^ARM at P-ikcK^^ri'aTe; 180"ac_e5 |_ ilrst-eJncs k>iid, situate tnidAVay betweer t-uIV.;A:_Mc-c.v;n sne- Rad way Station; 100 acres ir grass, .tiJid ncany ail fenced, with House ant out-bunding:, thin.on.—Samuel Cochrane anc ton, j^aud arm Estate Agents. . "KHOR SALE,~in"Vmcent-strect,. a Larg. .AJ Building Allotment, 8-3 feet by 50 teftfc" ; Samuel Coonrane and Son, Land Agent, Fort strp-et. H. ~A ~ir n~ T l "M B's . **. r _ . 1 .. 'i'AXI. SAVERS who consider the Valuatkn t i, th-U'Properties to be Excessive, caihavo'th a same appealed against by tho U-c!er.^igned at ', very trifling expense, .^p^eiils "should be mad !- [at once, No ch^jjv i. thp'appeal is un?ucces: >, iiui, ■■•■■ •- -• I 9\ &s\wm%{ si* qnww-Net.



j TDESDAY, FEBRUARY 6. VALUABLE BUSINESS SITE, PONSONBY. M. JONES & CO. HAVE received instructions to sell by auction, at the Central Sale Rooms, on Tuesday, February -, at 12 noon, A VALUABLE BUILDING ALLOTMENT, suitable for Business Site, being Corner Allotment, No. 92, fronting Ponsonby lload and Brown-street, Springbank. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY!?. ' BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. VILLA RESIDENCE & ALLOTMENT. PONSONBY. M. JONES & CO. HAVE received instructions to sell by auction, at the Central Sale Booms, on Tuesday, the Oth February, at 12 o'clock noon. The Villa Residence, known as Beaton's, Avith large stables, now occupied by Mr. .1 _ Quick, as 'Ims stables, together with. 7 A-aluable allotments, fenced and laid down as orchard and garden, being allotments No. 00, Ot, 02, 03, 01, 0,"), and 9li, of sub-division of part of allotment No. 22, of section 8, suburbs of Auckland, fronting the Ponsonby Road (opposite Campbell's Villa) and .John-street. For further particulars apply to Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, NOON. MARKET-DAY AUCTION SALE. AT ARTHUR'S MART. PRODUCE, Groceries, Furniture, Watches, &c.—loo sacks Good Table Pota toes, Cabbages, SO bags Onions, SO sacks Oats, 10 sacks Bran, I eases Canterbury Bacon in cloth, 3 kegs Butter, 15 casks Beef, 30 Wairoa and other Cheese, Auckland Bacon, Mangapaiand Wairoa Fruit, Plums, Pears, Apples, Sec, 20 half-chests Tea, 15 boxes Tea, Chocolate, Coarse Salt. Pickles, Sardines, Garb. Soda, Household Soap, Washing Soda, Twine, Scented Soap, Essences, Paper, Orange Reel. FURNITURE DEPARTMENT. AT (INK OOLOCK, A Very Handsome Drawing-room Suite in Bed Damask, Household Furniture and Effects, new and second-hand. Nca-.- American Stoye and Kitchen Range, a Large Sausage Machine, Zino Buckets, a i.ox Mangle. American Buckets, ! Weighing Machine, Good Scales and Weights, Counter, Fishing Nets, Books, Pictures, a, Lot of Unredeemed Pledges, Watches, Gold Watch. Gold Guard, VI Toilet Sets, assorted patterns, 6 ditto White, assorted lot of Tinware. .--«_-_- AT THREE OCLOCK P.M. Bridies'and Children's Costumes, Grenadines, Muslin. British. &c, Muslin Jackets and Aprons, Sec, Superfor Trimmed Bonnets, Hats, a a. ell assorted lot. | TH.U RSD A V," FE.I JR U ARY' S. ' BY ORDER OF EDWARD S. WILL COCKS, ESQ. (REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT). R- APt HU R BS i. - kCP .i favoured Avitli instructions f*"-~. '.in the Registrar of the Supreme Court ;■ ..ell by public auction, at-his mart, Queen street, on Thursday, the Bth day of February next, The following Properties: Part of Allotment. 45 of Native Lands, near Shortland. adjoining Church Mission Pro perty, and facing Ko.uei_.nga River. Allotment 5, Parish of Aotea, Great Barrier Island, containing 1000 acres. Allotment, Kaueranga 13, No. 3, Grahamstown, containing 2 acres 1 rood 0 perches. Korokoro, D or X, 44, District of Hauraki. Portion of Foreshore, at Grahamstown, having 180 feet frontage to Beach Road. Further particulars may be obtained from the ouctioneer; or, from MESSRS WHITAKER & RUSSELL. Solicitors to the Mortgagees. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, ~ NOON. AT ONEHUNGA. A COMFORTABLE HOMESTEAD IN CHOICEST PART OF THE TOWN SHIP. PIANO, HOUSEHOLD . FURNITURE, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. R. ART HIT B, HAS been favoured Avitli instructions to sell by Auction, at the Residence of the late Mrs Forbes, Onehunga, on Monday February 6th, at 12 o'clock noon. The Residence of the late Mrs Forbes, with the surrounding Land. The house contains 5 rooms,- there are convenient Outhouses, and 2;1 acres of rich land, divided into Paddock, Orchard, and Garden, Avell planted with Fruit and other Trees. This property is admitted to be one of the most beautiful sites in Onehunga, therefore further comment is unnecessary. Terms easy. The Household Furniture consists of Piano Parlour, Dining-room, Bod-room, and Kitchen Furniture and Effects, 2 Iron Tanks, &0., &c. ~~ TO-MORROW. "~" ™~* THE HAYMARKET. 'TjIOR SALE, To-morrow (Friday), at 11 JL o'olock, 1 Light Two-horse 'Bus, ncAvly new. Alfred buckland. to-morrow; ~ durham yards. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, to» ' morrow (Friday), Well-bred Mare and Foal, Spring Cart Side Saddle and Bridle. &c. 4 Riding Cobs, from Opotiki 2 Draught Fillies, Hacks Light Harness and Draught Horses, &Qi at EbKVJiS O'clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. WEDM ESD AY,~ FEBRUAEY~ PAPAKURA CATTLE SALES. IjlOR SALE, at the Papakura Yards, on "Wednesday next, Above 200 lmad Mixed Cattle, among them some grown Steers in fresh condition, Dairy Cows, Horses, &c. At half-past 12 o'clock, HUNTER & NO LAN. TO-MORROW. "■"■ " HOUSE HOliTu UN I TU RE, JEWELLERY, HHD. BLACKING, 10 CASES WAX VESTAS, &£, &C, &c, THE subscribers Avill sell at the Mart, . Fort-street, To-morrow (Friday), at 11 o clock, GENERAL HOUSEIIOLD FURNITURB, consisting oi— Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Mattresses ;, \ Palliasses, labies, Coair-s Pictures, Revolvers, Guitars, See, { 1 hhd. Blackhng (SO dozen) 10 cases Wax Vestas, i Also, i The Property of a Decoaaed S^iiciehlafi:' i l^W\ G o!- d L"rer%Y ak,ll> C'V-vod & j ewelled. 1 ? _.-' dv- ? 0\(., iv? lm 1- Auckland) 1 Heavy Gold ihams (1014; hufe) Diamond Scar!: Bine 3 I Single Stone Diamoadi "Kin" 1 Heavy Signet Riny;. Studs and SoU.sdi'.s Playing Cards Revo. v. eg, 1, sugtt^'£_ngi>_ &o;, &c„ &('. v . alsov. 4 ', In the Estate of afoy'Wfeta % deceased; •o | 2 Bom. and Contents. a : Jcweilory, & Cl * SAMUEL, COCHRANE ,_. SON/