of Richard Weston, a bedstead, dressing table, blanket, counterpane, bed-room utensil, tea-pot, night-dress, and other articles, value £6, on the 9th day of March.

li c prisoner, a young woman, apparently about 25, was about to plead not guilty, as the goods were her own, when Sub-Inspector Pardy intimated that there was no evidence against the woman who had been cohabit ing with Weston in a. house in Hobson street.

Tho prosecutor, Weston, a lumper, ■vrho had been loitering outside the Court, mado Inn escape as soon as the girl catered the dock, and would not appear against one whom ho had deceived and cruelly used, and to whom the goods mostly belonged. The caso was accordingly withdrawn.

This was all the businoss,

RECEPTION OF THE RIFLE REPRESEN TATIVES.

The scene at tho railway station yesterday afternoon, when the train arrived bearing tho representatives, was very animated. Tho dif forent Voluntocr corps lined the platform, tho Navals being most conspicuous, with their gun carriage, which in military aifairs does duty aliko on iuolancholy and joyoaa occasions. Tho Naval Brigade pinnace lay in tho harbour, and as tho train issued from the tunnol fired a gun to notify the fact. Six other reports followed, and served as a salute of welcome, as the train drew up on the station amid general encoring and strains from the band of " Soe tho Conquering Hero Cornea." Carbine Cham pion MoLean was soon spottad, and elevated to his post ot dignity. He wore his honors very modestly, and laughed resignedly while beinff rathor roughly handled. The greetings over, tho procession was formed in the following order —ITobson Band ; Naval Brigade (with the hero of tho day in tho centre, seated on tho gun carriage) ; the rest of the representatives ; the Artillery Band; Artillery Company; No. 3 Company ; Victorias ; Hobaoa Company; Scot tish Company; Engineers, and Cadets. The route taken was Custom-house-street, Queen street, Wakefield-street, Symond-street, Kar angahapo Road, Grey - street, Queen - street, Rutland-street to the drill-shed. The cortege was greeted with continued cheering as it traversed tho streets. A touching incident occurred as the procession was passing the office of Messrs Henderson and Macfarlane. Tho father of Champion McLean is employed by this firm, and as his son passed in triumph, the old man, with his face radiant with pleasure, was descried on the roof of the office in the act of running up the flag. He wai recognised by McLean's comrades and tho crowd, and was saluted with a ringing cheer, and it was very protty to see the Carbine Champion dutifully doff his cap in acknowledgment of tho couipli meut paid his father. Arrived at tho drill-ghed a hollow square was formed, and Captain Leßoy delivered an address of welcome to the representatives. He congratulated the success ful and oncouraged the unsuccessful, mid expressed a hope that futuro years would see their success increased. He paid a Bpocial compliment to Volunteer McLean for his good shooting, and congratulated him on the proud position he had obtained. He heartily welcomed him back to the Brigade. The conclusion of the address was the Bit?nal for a further burst of cheeriner, in the middle of which the ranks were broken by the crowd, and further ceremony was dispensed with. A barrel of ale was tapped, and healths were drunk all round. The following are the names of the representatives. Carbineers: Volunteer J. McLean (Auckland Naval Brigade). Gunner Bell (Auckland Artillery), Volunteers Sykesand Fagg (Thames Naval Brigade), Trooper Walters (Waiuku Royal Cavalry). Constable Blake (A.C. force,Ohinemuri.) Riflemen: VolunteersYates, Dore, E, R. Partington and Sergeant Hay (No. 3 Company); Haslett, (Victoria Company); Cap tain Murray, Volunteers MoLood, Clarke (Thames Scottish); Lieutenant Brownlow, Vol. Armstrong (No. 2 Rifles, Thames); Urc VVhare (Thames Native Company), Lieutenant Mellsop, Sergeant King (Waiuku), and Keefo (Tauranga). Captain Morrow, of No. 3 Company, accom panied the men. (Gunner Rose, of the Artillery Company, and Volunteer J. H. Leigh of the- Victoria Company remained at Nelson.

CABLEGRAMS.

(From Our Own Correspondent)

DUNEDIN, this day. LONDON WOOL SALES.

Helnmth Schwartze, telegraphing on the Gth says, the total quantity catalogued to date is 10S,000 bales. Home and foreign, buyers net with much reserve. For the bulk of the greasy, and lleecc, prices become gradually lower, particularly for scoured, faulty, and inferior greasy. Prices for superior fleece and greasy more regular.

TELEGRAPHIC.

[FROM OUH OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

GRAHAMSTOWN, this day, REPORT ON THE MOANATAIBX

Rainbow (late Sunbeam) 5 ozs.

Una tribute (Hunter) 15 ozs 15 dwts. * Caledonian tribute (Low's) 15 oza IS dwts.

The Moanatairi expect 800 or 900 ounces to-day from the interim cleaning up. They break down the specimen stones on Monday, and expect to take down four or five cwt, making the amount iv hand half a ton. It is intended to apply "water power to the mill, and so save an expense of several thousands per annum, and make a lower grade or pay. The Company's! shares are firm at £5 10s. Alburnia are crushing stone from beyond the slides, which is going several ounces to the ton. The Pumping Association have driven 50 feet during the last fortnight, and are in easier country.

COROMANDEL, this day. The report of 300 lbs. of specimens from the Union Beach is not correct.

EMMETT AT GISBORNE.

GISBORNE, this tiny.

Emmett's manager circulates a thousand copies of Webb's hills against him in answer to an abusive article in the " Standard." One large item is for commission.

THE WHALE SHIPS.

RUSSELL, this day.

The whale ship Niger, Captain Hallet, has arrived from a cruise. She has taken 530 barrels of sperm oil, since leaving here, nine months "ago. Captain Hallet spoke the cutter Staffa in lat. 33. S. and long. ITS 20, on the 3rd February. She wished to he reported. The Gazelle has taken 75 barrels •of sperm, and the Lagoda 100 barrels of £jpcrni since leaving here.

STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY.

DUNEDIN, this day.

The .Standard Insurance shows a profit on the halt-year's transactions of £5003. A dividend of lid per share was declared, and £1875 carried to the capital account, the balance to profit and loss.

[PER PRESS AGENCY.]

TESTIMONIAL TO CAPTAIN Mc- LEAN.

AVELLTN(iTON. this day.

I Subscriptions are being raised here ■towaids a presentation to Captain McLean, late commander of the Rangitoto. It amounts to 115 guineas, and subscriptions j">re still coming in. It is believed that ,ibout £1000 will be subscribed in this c ">lony altogether. THE UNIVERSITY SENATE. T] 'is morning Mr Gisborne proposed that, the s. 'tting of tlie University {Senate be open to the public. ■Mr Ca Tietoii moved that the Council pass Pa to the next order of the day ; a division **as taken. 1 Por the ai :Mr Carleton, Rev. and Rev. Mr Buddie. Against "b: e"ibers present, ©gvisborne, Grace, ' SiealL '£] 1Q ifa \Mr Aucfrew .and Mr Carle -1011 put in the proxies of Messrs Stafford *11(1 RollestOH for tie amendment, and Mr l^fcnston p U^. j n ie >)roxy of the Rev. Stuart r r *' le same The 1 "^wtion is still open to Hroughtup again.' - !■* DUN this day. Fay and Do. arc drawing

OHRISTCHURCH, this day. PROPOSED AMENDMENT OF LAW AFFECTING ABSENTEES. Letters from the Minister of Justice have been received here, stating that the Govern ment will at once consider the law which prevents absentees being sued in Magistrates Courts without the consent of their Attor nies, and will take measures to amend it. THE CASE AGAINST POOLEY. Pooloy, one of the English Cricketers, arrived hero this morning from Duaedin, to answer a charge of assault on the man with whom he had a dispute about a bet.

EAST TAMAKI RACES.

The following general entries and accep tances for these races were received yester day :—

Hurdle Hack.—Mr GWynne's eh g Butcher Boy, aged ; Mr Edgar's b g Don, aged ; Mr Gillard's g g Rocket, aged ; Mr Percival's b g Secret, late GameDoy ; Mr Hepburn's b m 801 l Bird, aged ; Mr R. Kirkwood's eh g Loafer, agod. Maiden Plate.—Mr Kelly's br g Magi cian, aged ; Mr Hunt's eh c Young Fly, 2yrs ; Mr J. S. Backhand's b g Aconite, 3yra ; Mr Kirkwood's b m Midnight, 4yra. Pony Race.—Post entries. Welter Selling Race.— Mr R. Thorp's cli g Sam, 6yrs ; Mr J. GWynne's chg High back, aged ; Mr James Cameron's eh f Totaranui, 3yrs. Hack Race.—Post entries. St. Patrick's Handicap.—All the eight horses entered for this race have accepted.

THE COUNTIES ACT.

(To tho Editor of the Star). Sib, —As the bringing into oporation of the rat ing clauses of the Counties Act or otherwise, for the ceunty of Eden, will have to be decided in the course of the next few days. I wish to ask Councillor Masefield through your paper why he has not called a meeting of his constituents ac cording to hi 3 distinct promise made to the Ponaonby rate-payers, when they met to chooso their representatives for the Council. He then stated that before voting one way or the other, he would call thorn together, and give them the benefit of hia experience, when lie had become more conversant with the Act. Now, Bir. if Mr Maselield finds it convenient to forget his promise, or if he intends to assist in bringing the whole of this monstrous moasure into opera tion, then it is high time ho resigned hie seat in the Council, as he docs not represent tho Newton Riding.—Yours, etc., —Trustee.

THEATRE ROYAL.

Mr BACHELDEK appeared last evening at tho Theatre Royal, in tiie presence of a well-filled lionsc, and received tho welcome of old frionds. The panoramic scone 3 trero exceedingly pleas ing nnd satisfactory. Tho pictures of the great postal roulo over mountains, valleyw, and nea«, were executed with artistic skill, exhibiting all the leading and more piot.uresqiie of the by sccnery from New York to Han Francisco, and the wonders of tho islands of New Zealand, and the south seas. The view of Cape Town was greeted with applause, and the Rtutoraent that it is the finest painting of the kind that, has been exhibited in the colonies seems to be pretty near the truth. The mechanical diorama of the memorable naval engagement between the representative iron-clads were evidently from life, and faithful in detail. The enchanted palace and silver lake scene were extremely beautiful, and altogether the entertainment was worthy .of patronage, and will be repeated this evening, in connection with a large distribution of valuable gifts, including an eight-day clock, a V>ng of flour, a siik umbrella, and a biscuit basket, a complete letter writer, and sixty or seventy other presents.

THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1877.



The s.s lona, which [left Russell at noon yo.s terday, had not arrived in harbour up to the time we went to press. From the reports of the Rowena and Bomo of the cutters which came in to-day, it appears that a heavy easterly gale is blowing outside, and it is therefore probable that the lona has anchored inside Cape Brett, to wait till the weather moderates. DIVINE SERVICE will be conducted TO-MORROW in the following Presby terian Churches, in connection with tho " New Hebrides Mission" :— ST. ANDREW'S. Morning. Evening. llev. W. Watt Rev. D. Bkuce ST. JAMES'S. Rev. John Ixolis Rev. W. Watt ! ST. LUKE'S, REMUERA. Rev. R. F. Macnicol Rev. Joiix Draws i Collections will be made at all the services on • behalf of the Mission Fund. ! "OONSONBY BAPTIST SUNDAY JL SCHOOL. j THE ANNIVERSARY SERMONS, In connection with the above School, will be ! Preached TO-MORROW (Sunday), 11th March, ! by the Rev. J. T. Hixton (of the Thames). Service to commence in the afternoon at 3, and in the evening at G. 30. Collections in aid of the School Funds. On WEDNESDAY, March 11, the ANNUAL ' SOIREE will take place, when a number of Ministers and other Gentlemen will address the meeting, and Selections of Music will be ren dered. Tea on the Table at half-past 6 o'clock. Admission. Is. Gd.; Children, Is. WESLE VAN CHURCH, Pitt-street. SUNDAY SERVICES, March 11.-Tho Rev. W. J. Williams will preach in the morning, at 11; and the Rev. J. J. Lewis in the evening, at 6.30. ESLEYAN CHURCH, Ponsonby.— The usual Sabbath Services will bo held to-morrow. Morning, at 11. Rev. J. Whewell; Evening, at 6.30, Rev. W. Kirk. L~ORNE - STREET HALL SUNDAY SERVICES, conducted by Samuel Edger, 8.A., March 11.—Morning: "Divine Sonship." Evening : " Reasons why the Christian Religion has not secured Greater Success." THEATRE ROYAL.—Sunday Evening Services, 11th March, 1877. Doors open at 7.30; Service to begin at 8, and close at 9 p.m. All are invited. Scats free. W ESLEYAN CHURCH, Union-street. The Sabbath Services will be conducted as usual in the Morning, at 11 o'clock, by Mr. Jessop ; Evening, at 6.30, by Mr. Welsrnan. W ESLEYAN CHURCH, North. Shore, Devoxport Hall.—The usual Sabbath Services will be conducted in the above to morrow. Morning, at 11, Mr. Carr: Evening, 0.30, Rev. H. Ellis. P.S.—The New Church will bo op°nod on Sunday next, the 18th inst. /Congregational chukch, \y Beresford-street. — Sunday Services, 11th March, conducted by the llcv. J. Robertson, M.A. —Subjects : Morning, at 11, " Care and its Cure." Evening, at 6.30, " God our Homo." TT NTT¥D METHODIST FREE U CHURCH, junction of Pitt and Vincent stroets.—Divine Service every Lord's Day.— Morning, at 11; Evening, at 6.30. XT NI T E D"mTE T HODIST FREE J CHURCH. Temperance HaU Albert street. — Divine Service every Lord's Day.— Morning, at 11; Evening, at 6.30 p.m. I^EWfON KlßK.—Divine Service at JIM the usual hours to-morrow. Subjects:— - Morning: " Christ and the Samaritan Woman." "" Evening: " The Patience of Job." IMITATION Meerchaum Pipes, 64. ; Cigar Holders, -fid.; Japanese Pipes, 3d.; - Cherry, 6d.—At Allen's, opposite Thistle Hotel. ? X ODGE ST. ANDREW, No. 418, S.C. j A Lodge of Instruction will be held in the Lodge-room, Star Hotel, on MONDAY, the 12th "* instant, at 7.30 p.m. sharp. Lecture. WM. CHAS. WALKER, R.W.M. WANTED, a Shopman; also a Lad * that understands the trade.—Mr. Max- k well, Butcher, Victoria-street. , WANTED, by an active young man, a Situation as Driver, or in a Store ; can do Carpentering, &c; good references to last I employer.—Address "A. Z.," Star Oilice. {: TffANTEI), a respectable Middle-aged T v V Woman to look after children and make : herself useful.—Apply Moyles' Wharf Hotel, Queen-street. • ANTED, a Baker ; must be a steady - sober man.—Apply to John Buchanan, . ■! Custom-house-street. \ WHY do I patronise Hannaford ?—-Be- . cause he searches the City through for v the Best Potatoes, and sells them at 20!bs. Is.; ' and everything else equally good and cheap.— Queen-street. ANTED, a Boy to look after a horse ] and make himself generally useful.— " ApplytoDrHooper, Hobson-street, this evening. WANTED "to Let, 2 Upstairs Rooms c in Wyndham-street; gas and fireplace. ' —Apply C. Darrell. Tailor, Wyndham-street. W "ANTED, Sewing Machines to repair. Worn-out parts renewed with duplicates : in stock, or made to suit any machine, at the !



LOST, on Thursday between Epsom and Parnell, a Lady's Holland Dust Cloak.— The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at this office. WANTED, immediately, a Ploughman ; one who can use the double-furrow plough preferred: none but first-class workmen need apply.— W. M. Hall, Mnngare. ANTED, the Party who took a White Mackintosh from the Rifle Range on tho 7th March, to call at the Albert Brewery and exchange it for his own. "ANTED, one Man to go Hawking constantly : license will be paid for.— W. H. Dampier, Wyndhani-strect, corner of Albert-street. ANTED, a General Servant.—Apply Royal Goorgo Hotel, Nowmarkot. WANTED, a good steady Man, with a little capital and knowledge of farm work, for a good, partly cleared Farm of 230 acres; 40 acres fonced and in grass, a splondid run for cattle ; at the Hotea, Kalpara. Very favourable terms to a good settler, and will sell for payments by installments for a torma of. years. Owner cannot himself look after the place.—Address : Sottlor, P. 0., Newmarket. ANTED, a strong, active Girl to assist in the house and attend -to tho children; a second servant kept.—Mrs Ball, Mount Eden Road. ' ONEY.—Wanted to Borrow £100 on lirst-class sorurity.—Apply by letter to A.8.C., Post-offlco. Auckland. WANTED, the Public to know that I am selling tho Primost Meat at the Lowest Price For Cash :—Roast Beef, 4d to 6d ; Legs Mutton, Id; Loins, 4d; Fore-quarters, 2^d; Voal. 3id to 6d ; Lamb, from 2s per quar tor: Dairy-fed Pork, Gd. Corned Meat guaran teed. Families waited upon for order*.—A. CARTER. Wellesley-strcot. C. DENNEShaa just received a • large supply of " Taylor's Patent Prin cess of Wales," "Singer," "Howe," "Wheeler and Wilson," &c, Sewing Machines.—Queen street.



BOARD OF EDUCATION. WANTED, a Teacher for tho.Kaurihohori School, near Wangaroi. Applications will bo rocoivod by the nndorsigjtied, unt.il 28th March instant. Information at the office of the Board, Wyndham-stroet, Auckland. J. "WALTER KERR, Chairman Kaurihohori School Committee. OOARD OF EDUCATION. WANTED, a 7'oachor for tho Stokes' Point SchooL Apply to tho undersigned. Information at the oraco of Hie Board, Wyndham-stroot, Auckland. THOMAS BENTON, Chairman School Committ-co. Stores' Point. WANTED, a situation by a Married Man on a Farm ; in a good milker nnd good ploughman : cliaraeifir giren if required.— Apply WIIK, Post-ollice, Onehunga. f ? vant: must understand plain cooking-. —Apply at once to T. Ilally wood, Royal Mail "Hotel. _ "\\7"A"n"TeTTkNOWN.— No Cash down. H For Sale, 2 Paddocks, about G acres, Bs. M. per week, s;une terms as Building Society ; A acres, £50, Is. <)d. per week ; 10 acres, £100, Ids. 3d. per week; 42 acres, £120, 555. por week. .Frontages to Lake Road, J-mile from Flagstaff. —Oliver Mays, Devonport; or this oflice. W~ ~XNTET)7~ as Al'lpn^itice""^""both Lndies' and Gentlemen's Hftirdressine, n smart Boy of good addross.—Apply to J. & T. Mason. JBO. O.uoen-strent. ~\!T/ rANTED, foi the schooner Fairlie, a ?! Chief Mate.—Apply to the Master. WANTED, two Single Gentlemen as Boarders in ft private family; terms moderate. —Apply at this office. WANTED to Let, a 5-room House with 3 fireplaces, good well, outhouse, and stable, ei?;ht minutes walk from Union Bank.— Apply to W. L. Roth, Victoria-street. WANTED, n good General Servant.-— Apply to Mrs. Laurie, New North Road, opposite Eden Brewery. "\nf7"ANTED, a sharp intelligent Boy.— ?y W. S. Collins, Grocer, Parnell. "T^TANTED, a thoroughly competent f T Governess for the country.—Apply Mrs. Smilh, Queen-street. ANTI^DT^a Doctor for tlie Itnrque 'Glenlf>ra' for Ijondon.—Apply to the agents, L. 1). Nathan & Co. T"~ O BOOTMAKERS. — Wanted, Good Riveters and Pognien ; constant, employ ment- —Apply, by letter or telegram, to Light brand,. Allan & Co., Christchurch. ANTED KNOWN.—We are still making 15s. Trousers to order.—Phillips' Mart, Quoeu-street. WANTED Known, Gentlemen is Clothes Cloanod, 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, Wellcsloy street East, Aucklanl. Communications by post promptly attondod ANTED KNOWN, Green Kibbon, for St. Patrick's Day. 2Ad to 8d ; other Ribbon, very wide, Od : Unbleached Calico, 1 yard wide, 4^d ; Supcrior;White Shirts, 5s each ; Chignons, Id to Is, no higher price; Wedding Hats, 7s ; Large Bottles Crosse and Blackwell's Tart Fruits, (id each; Tins of do., Id, labels damaged only; Women's Stockings and Men's Socks, Gd; Skipping Ropes, Is per doz.; Tin Boxes of Matches, 8d por doz.; Blue, lOd; Lollies, lOd; Real Good Tea, 2s, the best 2s Gd ; Scented Soap, 7 a shilling; Prunes, Id, 121bs for Od; Jugs, 3s the set; Patent Leather Slippers, lined with far, 3s; Women's Morocco Elastic Side Boots, 4s 6d ; Children's Boots, very cheap. Save all the Money you can; times arc very bad.—W. ,H. DAMPIER, Wyndham-street, corner o£ AlbeTt-street. fT L L E X S L I E. The following Valuable and Improving Pro perties FO.y SALE— No. 1. ElliVrslie House and Grounds, contain ing 01 acres. The House contains Drawing room, DAuing-room, four Bedrooms, large Ball-room (suitable for a skating rink), Kitchen, Servants' Room, Wash-house, &c. The I'and consists of Croquet Lawn, , and Pleasure Grounds, Garden, Orchard, and grass Pt \ddocks, all well fenced. J No. 2. Good Gar. ten Land, behind the Grand stand, on Racecourse, to the extent of • about 25 acres. No. 3. Opposite H.irp of Erin, about 30 acres i rich volcanic soj'l. ) No. 4. Adjoining Railway Station, on the j Panmure road. at' Out 15 acres, suitable for % gardens, or building purposes. No. 5. South side of Panmure road, 108 acres. No. 6. Stone Building, with 30 acres rich Land. No. 7. Ellerslie Hotel ami Gardens, about 30 acres. ' No. 8. Hospital Reserve, about 50 acres lease hold. No. 9. Allotments in township. No. 10. Farm adjoining Remuera and St John's College, about 300 acres, inclridirig valuable swamp. Apply to ROBERT GRAHAM ; c Or to WILLIAM AITKIN, J J^uid Agent, 1 IpOR SALE or TO LET, a five-iW»7ed * Cottage, double allotment, never-faiT m" well of water. Price, £180.—To view appj 7 Anderson's Glasgow Store, Great North 110 ad. In OR SALE, a Spring Cart in first -class condition. To be sold cheap, and O a-n ho seen at H. &P. Gibbons, SS, Wellesley-st ~ppt •or Mr. Jones, Richmond. ' icel ' ° THE BILL OF FARE of tlv c Auck land Hotel CAFE will bear c jmparison with any in Auckland. EN9 INE7^^ SALE.-On 7 ; inverted v ertical Cylinder, 8 x 12, witl tor without tubular boiler; one Small Dour j ft Cvlin'xler Steam Winch.—Yeoman's, Boilernr aker /COUNTRY NEWSPAPER" FOIikHE. A NEWSPAPER PLANT, COPYRIGHT with Small JOBBING PLANT complete. FOit SALE on easy terms. To aP? .-act,ic«l Printer, this is an opportunity rarely met with —Fo 1' particulars, apply to KvKNiNr, Star Office. FOR SALE, at Mount St. John, th s comfortable Family R' jsidence, contain - ing id rooms, now in the v.ccupation of Mr Aicken, C.E. —Samuel Oc.chrane and Son.' Land Agents. Fort-Rt.rfWt. iTp^OOAQffiSrf Tlr^da^Ta^dr A?7r.i i ? fcQ° SV P PrMr a?? e" r' asy distance from Auckland.-S. Vaile, Hoase and Land Agent Shortland-strect, next th^F'ost-offlce. bent> X 6©>K: CASH, BALANCE by Weekly cS&f**L» Payments of. £1, a neat Dwelling House, quito new. healthy situation, good vieA\? —S. Vailo, House and Land Agent. 4£l fhfh CASHJBALANCE~aIai^ed: r^JL^rxJ A 5-roomed Cottage at Spring- h Dank, with, allotment 40 x 100, good wpll _o, ' ' Vaile, House, Laud, and Estate Agent ]«"OKTH"SHpRE.-To'LitrOraihTd I' JJ% Cottage, immediate possession • also 6- \ roomed Cottage.-R. and R.T>ndar, Agente. j mo J.KT, as.roomed House; rent 68.12' JL per weeK—Apply York Ustsl t ' |



TO BE LET, with possession first week in April, that conveniently situated Dwel , ling-house and Garden in Kden Crescent, now in the occupation of Mr. Barnett.—John Buchanan, Shortland-street. O LET, a Bed, Bath, and Sitting-room, with fire-place (furnished), being the three front rooms in a nice Verandah Cottage, com manding a fine view, at Springbank, Ponsonby. Terms reasonable. — Enquire at McKinstry's, Grocer, Ponsonby Road. MONEY LENT on Building Society principles, or on any terms to nuit Borrowers. Loans negotiated—.Charle3 Wil liamson, Estato Agont. Yuloan Lano. FOR SALE, a, most valuable Orchard, about an acre in extent, with Dwelling House upon it, situated near tho foot or Rutland Road, Parnoll. A rare chance for a Gardener with a little capital.—Apply early to Mr F. W. Lally, Land and Estate Agent, Short land-street^ LOST, on the 19th February, a Plated Socket of Carriage Lamp.—Reward to finder on returning same to Dr. P»roh_8 v Karangahapo Road. A UCKLAND & MERCERRAILWAY. ST. PATRICK'S DAY, March 17. In addition to the Ordinary Time Table, an EXTRA TRAIN will run between Auckland and Onehunga, as follows :— Down. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. Auckland, dep .. .. 10.30 1.15 4.40 11.15 Newmarket 10.11 1.25 4.50 11.25 Elloralie 10.51 1.38 5.13 11.38 Onehunga, arr 11.7 1.51 6.19 11.51 Up. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. Onehunga 11.20 3.30 6.0 7.0 Ellerslie 11.31 3.42 6.12 7.12 Newmarket 11.43 3-55 6.2G 7.26 Auckland, arr .. .. 11.53 4.5 C.36 7.3(3 By order. A. V. MACDONALD, General Manager. General Government Offices, Auckland, 9th March, 1877. IN pursuance of the Sixth Cbanae of " The SlaughtoT-house Act, 1800," It is hereby notified for general information, ihat application has been made by Mit. WALTER PAUL, for a PRIVATE HLAUGHTER-HOUSE LICENSE for the premises on the Panmure Road, about six miles from Auokland, known as " Young's Slaughter-house." Objectic »s against t>o jrantinr of «neh Liconso mnsi bo lodged at thin Ofncft within ono calendar month from the dat-o of pnblicatio n hereof. FKEDK. W HITAKER. CO r; N T V O F EJ)E N. In pursivmco of "The Public Works Act, 187 C," the f< allowing will be the SCAJjE of FEES leviable at all the Toll-Gates within, the County of Eden, vice. :— Schedule. «. d. For every Single or Saddle I lorse .. ..03 For every Carriage or Vehicle drawn by one h orst1- 0 G For ever."'Carriage or Vehicle drawn by two horses .. . 0 9 For every Carriage or Vehicle drawn by more thai i two horses .. .. ..10 For every J 'üblic Van or Conveyance carrying Passengers for hire .. ..20 For every 1 >! -ay drawn by Bullocks, every two Bui locks to be charged as ono horse For all Great Cattle, per head .. ..03 For Pigs, G« jats, and Sheep, per head .. 0 0} Provided that all Vehicles with wheels, having tires of a b rcudth of not loss than six inches, shall only hi j liable to one-half the above rates of Toll. A. K. TAYLOR, C Jhainnan County Council of Eden. Auckland , Bth March, 1877. ASS E SSM EN T COU RT. V/AIKOI OTI HIGHWAY DISTRICT. It having l»o en proved to me llin- no Valuation List has be<;i ' prepared, as rerpiircd by tho Rating Act, IS 76, for the Waikoniiti Highway District, I do-Ji> 3reby appoint ]\ln. James Owkk, of the Whau, to make such list, and", order that the same shal 1 be completed and depowited, for public inspoc tion, at tho house of Mr. \V. B. Caiitwcll, on t U« 20th day of March instant, and that all object taus theretosha.ll be delivered at. the said Ilou vi on or before the 3lst March instant; and I appoint, a sitting of the Assess ment Court, for 'hearing such objections (if any), to bo held at tli. ? houso of Mr. W. B. Cantwell. Waikomiti, on \ lie 21st day of April noxt, at 10 o'clock a.m. Dated this lOtl t day of March, 1877. F. M. P. BKOOKFIELD, ___^ Judg-e of Assessment Court. pDEN E LECTORAL DISTRICT. MR. TOLE AKD HIH CONSTITUENTS. MR. J. A. TO CtE, M.11.R., will address his Constituents on AION"DAY EVENI.VG next, at 7.30 o'clock, in JlftC) Newmarket HamJi _/_»-| REWA RD.— Lost, wt O:_ehunra, dii!i/-jL. on the :afternoon' of the: Bth instant, be tween Cliurch-s trcet and. Mangar© Bridge, a Gold Brooch se^ with stones.- -'i'he finder will receive the above reward by rot .timing the same to T. R. Gillman, Chemist, (7ncl mnga. IF MR. BOON, who com eyed the letter to Auckland from Haydi>nt on, Murrurundi, forme, iindly icall and see i.ao , by so doing he will extremely- oblige Tiober t . Bond, Victoria street. AI RUA PROSPEC'A >R'S GOLD M,INING COMPANY (Ll\ UTED). The First Ordinary General M seting of the; Shareho Iders of this Company "W ;11 be held at the Con xpany's Office, Bank BuiM ings, Wynd _a.m-str f.et, Auckland, on WEDNi SSDAY, the Jlst, Ma i-ch, 1877, at two o'clock ■p.rft. Business: To receive Directors* .Report and -Balance-sheet, and elect 30i rectors for the ensuing year. GEO. "W 11n tTER, ; Bttoretarf- Aucklland, 10th March, 1577. \ TAiIRUA PROSPECTOR^' GOLD TUNING COMPANY (LIMITE V>). An Extraordinary Meeting of the Shar aholders >f' this Company will be held at the Cs, Ttpany's ): Sice, Bank Buildings. Wyndham-strcet, Auck a ud, on WEDNESDAY, the 21st Marc, \ 1877^ it three o'clock p.m. Business: To consider the advisability iif In creasing the Capital of the Conipa_ '/ by Five Shillings per Shai-e. To consider the advisability of W. 'nd ing up the Company, and, if deen ted advisable, to Pass a Resolution that t b.& Company be wound up voluntarily. | GEO. WINTER, i Secretary. i Auckland, 10th March, 1877. TAIRUA PROSPECTOR'S GOLD: MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). Notice is hereby given that a Call (the Bth) of ' One Shilling per Share, on the Capital of the abovenamed Company, has this day been made by the Directors, payable to the Secretary, at the Office of the Company. Bank Buildings, \ Auckland, on or before TUESDAY, the 20th of J March, 1877. ' GEO. WINTER, Secretary. Auckland, 10th March, 1877. _£^fc^ O TEAM COMMUNICATION j3||||g|r!^ WITH THE THAMES AND S^B^COROMANDEL. FOR SHORTLAND, calling at GRAHAMS TOWN, and discharging Passengers and Cargo. The 'ENTERPRISE' and 'LALLA ROOKIL" Every Night. Time Table: From Auckland:— Lalla Rooicii—Saturday, 12 midnight From Thames :— .Enterprise—Saturday. Fares, 7s. 6d. and ss. _Jl'cargo to be alongside one hour before sail ing. Wea__er and other circumstances permitting. Not responsible for goods or paroela put on faoard'without a shipping note. Goods stored at the risk of Consignee. All claims for loss or demage to be made within seven days, or they will not be recognised, JSSQUX«Q» ■Steamers always for Hxre. J, N, MAU£H4.N, Manager. ,



__? Kf\Cl T0 LEND, in sums of £50 r?WO v_7 V^ and upwards.—S. Vailo, House, Land, and Commission Agent, Shortland-street, noxt the Post-offlce. TO"B7vivERS.— To Let, a good Bake house, one of the best ovens in Auckland also, if required, a. Shop, Stable, and Cart-she Apply H. J. Riocdan. Upper Nelson-street- nnO LET, Victoria Livery and Bait JL Stables, with Dwelling-house, in Albert and Chapel-street 3 —Apply to Dignan and Arm strong1, i &5, Imperial Chambers. TO LET, in Shorthand Crescent, those commodious Assembly Rooniß, lately occupiod by Hoffman and Sons, with the adjoin ing premises, containing 12 largo lofty rooms; gas and water laid on ; well adapted for a Public Hall or largo Commercial and Family Hotel.—Apply to Mowbray, Estate Agent; or, Mr. Samuel Brown, on the prcmisea. Mnnb LET, a Grocer's House and JL Shop, top of Hobson-streot, contain ing Grocer'a Fittings complote, and gas laid on.—Apply to N. McCulsky, top of Hobson atreet. TO LET, a neir «ix-roomed Verandah Cottaffo; irell flnished, a large allotment of ground, with a nice riew, situated in the best part of Nolson-streot.—Apply to H. J. Riordan, Upper Nelaon-atroot, noar Cook-street. _ RIVATE~Board and Rosidcnco for Gentlomon. Residence- conveniently situated in a hoalthy position, within a few minutes walk of Queen-street. References given and required.—For address apply offlco of this paper. /^\R PH A N II OME, PABNE LL. The Annual Collections will bo made through out the various Parishes and Districts of Auok land during tho pre«ont month. Donations will bo thankfully received by R. C. DYER, Hon. Treasurer. "VTOTICE TO GUM-DlGfipptS- The Pukftatua and Mongapuhia Districts is OPEN for Gum Digging (continuation of Ma ngaroi).—Apply to Mr. Walker, Whangaroi Hotol. miUDE AND LABOUR COUNCIL. All Members of tho Painters' Society (Branch of the Council) are requested to meet the above Council, at the Foresters' Arms, Albert-street, on SATURDAY next, March 10, at 8 o'clock sharp.—H. PHILLIPS, President. SOUTH BRITISH FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. Notice is horeby pi yon that the Ordinary Half- Yonrly General Mooting of tho Shareholders of this Company will bo held at tho Company's Office, Queen-street, Auckland, on MONDAY, April 9Ma, 1877, at two o'clock in the afternoon, to receive the Report, and Balance-sheet for the half-year ending February 28th. 1877, and to Kleot Two Auditors in the place of John Batgor and T. L. Whito, Esqa.. who retire, but arc eligible, and offer themselves, for re-election. The Transfer Books will be Closed from March 31s1 to April Otli, 1877, Loth days inclusive. By order of the Directors. A. BOARDMAN, Manager. Auckland, March 9, 1577. Y\ O G NUIS AN C E AC T. Town Clerk's Office, March G, 1577. DOG COLLARS for the year commencing Ist of present month uro procurable at the POLICE STATION, High-street. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. KERBING AND CHANNELLING, &c, SYMONDS-STREET. Town Clerk's Offloe, March 6,1877. The City Council will receive Tenders until 2.30 of WEDNESDAY, the 14th instant, for tho above work, in terms of specifications and con ditions, to bo viewed at the Olliec of the City Surveyor, Queen-street. The Council do not bind themselves to accept any tender. Tenders to be endorsed as above. P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. AUCKLAND & MERCER RAILWAY. TENDERS FOR SUPPLY OF WAIKATO COAL. Specifical ions to be seen at the Auckland Rail way Station. ■ Tenders addressed to Hon. Minister for Public Works, and marked outside, " Tender for Wai kato Coal," will be received at tho olllce of undersigned until Noon of WEDNESDAY, March _1, 1877. Lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. By order. _ MACDONALD, General Manager. m 0 ITUILDERS. Tendors will be received up to noon on MONDAY, the 12th inst., for the erection of a Build ing in Ponsonby. Plans, &c, at my o^cc. Queen-street. EDWARD MAHONEY, Architect. ff\ O 13 U~T L DER S. Tenders will be received Tip to noon On THURSDAY, the 15th instant, for the erection of Brick Bank Premises at Hamilton, Waikato, for the Bank of New Zealand. Plans, &c, at my office, Queen-street. EDWARD MAHONEY, Architect. fTIENDERS arc invited from competent Bushmen for Falling and Delivering at Pararaka Sawmill, Manukau, about FIVE MILLION FEET OF TIMBER in the Log. For particulars apply to WALLER & GARLICK, Onehunga. General Government Office, Auckland, Bth March, 1877. SEPARATE TENDERS will be received at this offlco, until noon of THURSDAY, ,\]\e 15th instant, for the undermentioned Services a ml Supplies, for i he three months commencing Oji tho Ist April, 1877. Printed forms of tender and copies of the con ditions and specifications of tho several Con tracrfaj can be obtained at this office. 1. Bread for Hospital and Refuge. 2. Bread for Lunatic Asylum. 3. Rations for Auckland Lock up. EDWARD L. GREEN, For General Government Agent. TtfISGLECTED AND DESTITUTE __\ CHILDREN'S HOME. MR. F. G- EWINGTON has been requested to Canvass for Subscriptions in aid of the above Institution, and as the Government will give a Pound Sterling for every Pound sub scribed by the Public, it is hoped that a generous response will be made to this appeal. The ■ current year terminates on the 31st instant, and the Committee respectfully request that Sub s ribers will kindly pay their subscriptions to W Ewington before that time. f. M. HAULTAIN, 1 „__ q WM. C. KENSINGTON, I HoA- Secs> T_/f;ESCHANTS, AGENTS, and J_y_L others, can have Office Books Ruled and Bound any pattern, to suit requirements. > Magazines, Miwic, and other Works bound in S all styles by WILLIAM LEYS, Bookbinder, h-Vfachine Ruler, &n<* Account Book Manufac turer, next door to Evenixo Stab office. ■\$ "yndham-strp.p.r. Ti_rARKW~CTK TTH TEMPERANCE i Th« above is situated w "ttMn a few yards of th a LANDING-PL ACE, an 4 otters to \isitor_ to . Uie District a Comfortable liome. Charges Modkra-w. CHAS. THOMSON, Proprietor. "of _TkT scho tt, "rTa.m,l~, -*J L begs to announce that he "will receive MU SIC PUPILS on MONDAY next, at Mr. Jose $i_ Brown & Son's Music Warehouse, and at his ; e^rdence, opposite St. Matthew's Church. Ti isms for Pianoforte, Singing, Harmonium, The ory a_d Composition, on application. m p© BUILDERS. T ___ers'wU!l be reeeivod until noon of the 17th ins- i h for i tho erection of a Dwelling House at UP f- .; R. KJUL3 & SON, AxcbatsQ^



mHEATRE ROYAL. TO-NIGHT I TO-NIGHT ! (SATURDAY/). BACHELDER'S COMBINATION A MERICAN pANTASCOPE OF THE NEW ZEALAND POSTAL ROUTE, Introducing all tho features of interest FROM NEW YORK TO SAN FRANCISCO, HONOLULU, AUCKLAND, & SYDNEY, terminating with a Magnificent View of CAPE TOWN, South Africa. This faithful representation is 34 feet long, and has bean pronouncod the Finftst Painting ever ex hibited in this Colony. In addition to the aboro splendid Tableaux, tho New American Mechanical Dloramaa will bo Introduced for tho first time, entitled — THE GREAT NAVAL ENGAGEMENT Betwken thb Iroxclads MERRIMAC AND MONITOR ! Which took place in Hampton Roads, and caused such a revolution ia Naval Warfare. ALSO, The Gorgeous Spectacle or the ENCHANTED PALACE AND SILVER LAKE! Tho most intrioato pieces of Mechanism ever ■witnessed. In addition to this Mammoth Combination, the Proprietor will Distribute Gratuitously amongst tho Audience ORNAMENTAL AND VALUABLE PRESENTS. Tho Leading Gifts THIS EVENING will include— Eight-day Clock (Warrantod) Tea and Coffee Service; (four pieces) Bag Best Flour Silk Umbrklla Oil Painting Biscuit Casket Inlaid Writing Desk Together with 60 or 70 other useful presents. MILLION PRICES :-35.. 25., and Is. HE PEOPLE'S CONCERTS, V.M.C.A. ROOMS. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Mr. Joseph Stms, sex., will take the chair at 8 o'olock. Doors open at 7.30. A dmishton I—THREEPENCE. Carlßulschkow, Musical Director. C. B. ANDREW, Hon. Sec. HA. C. B. S. — A U O X L A N D 9 BRANCH. No. 81. fST. PATRICK'S DAY Under auspices of the above Branch, will be held in the DOMAIN, Consisting of Races, Football Jumping, &c, &c. T it c Annual Ball In commemoration of St. Patrick's Day, wiU take place in the CHORAL HALL on EASTER MONDAY, 2nd April, 1877. Tickets, 10s. 6d., may be had of Mr. Callnan, Queen-street; Mr. Flynn, Wellesley-btreet; Mr. Dempsoy, Wellcslcy-street; and of the Members of Committee. Ladies by invitation circular only. , M.CONNOLLY, Secretary. T ORNE-STREET HALL. MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1877. (GRAND) Variety Concert & Ball. Under the Distinguished Patronage of Loyal Fountain of Friendship Lodge, 1.0.0.F.M.U., Court Zealandia. kNo. 4741. A.0.F., and Captain Burns and Members of the Artillery Company, for the FAREWELL BENEFIT OF MR. H. DEAN, Who is Leaving for the South. Admission -.—Front Seats. 3s; Second Seats, 2s; Gallery (Concert only), Is. E. Glair, Manager; E. Arthur, Secretary. Fred Christmas, M.C. Full particulars shortly. wf hau riding. In accordance with a promise made by me previous to the Election, I hereby convene a Meeting of the Ratepayers, to be hold at the Whau Public Hall, on SATURDAY, the 10th instant, at 7.30 p.m. A . K . TAYLOR . March 7, 1877. , TV/FEAT FOR THE TVJILLION ! ! There is NO RISE IN THE PRICE OF MEAT ; but the quality is better than at any other part of the season. . There is an Immense Stock of the VERY PRIMEST QUALITY, which will be sold at less than any Establishment in town or country. HAMS, BACON, CORNED BEEF, AND PORK, IN LARGE QUANTITIES. THERE IS NOTHING TO SURPASS THE QUALITY, AND THE PRICE IS 2cu 3d, £4-, 54., ancl S&-, gsr lb. A T\ORNWELL, CORNER OF QUEEN AND DARBY STREETS. $3L BE SURE AND BE IN TIME* •£* "KTOTICE OF REMOVAL HA TKINS A. BEGIS TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE m H A S R E M O V E DM "©» TO THE Premises Next Door Below his Old Shop. H. ATKINS Begs to heartily thank his numerous Cus tomers for their very liberal patronage from his first commencing: business up to the present time, and to assure them that although his trade has increased to { that extent, that his REMOVAL to more Commodious Pro niaes was a noocs sity, the same principles of business will still be adhered to: viz., keeping a good article, buying in tho cheapest market, and soiling at tho smallest profit possible. His New Shop shall always be known as The Cheapest in Auckland. H.A. will be. happy to aoe all his old Customers, and as many new onca aa may honour him with thoir patronage. A,SPLENDID STOCK OS1 DRAPERY AND CLOTHINC Will aln oys befound t and tho PRICES THE LOWEST Xtil AUCKLAND 1 X, 4TK IS &



/^OLCONDA GOLD MINING COM \JT PANY (LIMITED). Notice is horeby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting oi Shareholders is hereby con vened to be held in the Company's Office, Short land-street, next Post-office, Auckland, on TUES DAY, the 2-tth April, 1877, at 12 o'clock noon, for the purpose of confirming a special resolution, passed at a Meeting of Shareholders, held 28th February, 1877, " That the Golconda Gold Mining Company (Liiuitod) be wound up voluntarily." ROBERT HORNE, Secretary. Auckland, 10th March, 1877. *J A TTEN TIO M ! —AUCKLAND H-c\- NAVAL BRIGADE. " Tho Members of the abovo Corps will meet for Church Parade at 10 a.m. TO-MORROW, at | tho Fire-boll, bottom of Grey-street. Whito frocks, blue caps and trousers, with side arms. E. LX ROY, Captain A.N.B. ¥~A TTENTION !—AUCKLAND jS-aL ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS. "■ The Battery and Band Trill asscmblo at the Gun-shed, on WEDNESDAY EVENING next, at 7.30. for Monthly Inspection. I Uniform—Full Dross, with arms and accoutre ( menta. J. HERBERT BURNS, Cautain Commanding. I T V C L U B HOTEL SIIOIITLAND-STREET. H. N. ABBOTT, In returning thanks to his numerous patron?, for their support, begs to intimate that, having to Visit the Old Country, ho has left the Man agemont of the Hotel to MR. FREDERICK STAFFE CLARKE, To whom he trusts the s«mo liberal support will be given as has boon accorded {to himself during the term of his proprietorship. All matters relating to Si'ORT ing events wll be carried on as hitherto. Auckland, March, 1877. TtJESDAYTMAIICH 13. " ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, CEDER CHEFFONIER, HAIR-COVERED COUCH & CHAIRS, BRUSSELS CARPETS, CANTERBURY, HANDSOME PIER GLASS, GASALIER, ENGRAVINGS (By Martin), VENETIAN BLINDS, PLATEDWARE, HANDSOME RIM IT AND IRON BEDSTEADS, SPRING MATTRESS, PORTABLE BOILER, AT HARBOUR VIEW HOUSE. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions from "the Lessee, to sell (on account of the lca.se having expired), on the Premises, Harbour View House, Shovtland-street, on Tuesday, the 13th inst., at 11 o'clock, The WHOLE of the HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE consisting of—Rosewood Pianoforte by Collard and Collard, llair-seated Suit; 2 Hair seated Rocking Chairs, Brussels Carpet (very good), Walnut Canterbury, Handsome Gilt Pier Glass, Chandelier, Venetian Blinds, Double Iron and Rimu Bedsteads with Ciu'tains, Blankets aud Matresscs (Complete), Double Spring Mattress, 3 Large Engravings (by Martin), Toilet Mirrors, Ceder ChefFonicr, Mili tary Chest Drawers, Damask Curtains, Fenders and Irons, Clock (very «ood). Stereoscope and Slides, Plated Tea and Cofl'ee Pot, Dessert Service (green), Lustres, Umbrella and Hat Stand, Commode, Washstands and Ware, Mangle, Portable Boiler, Kitchen Utensils, &C., &C., &C. SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON, Auctioneers. MONDAY, MARCH 19. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. PARNELL. THE subscribers have received instruct tions to sell by public auction, at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, 19th instant, at 12 o'clock. That VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, situato at Parnell, on the Main Road, imme diately below the Alexandra Hotel, being Lots 11 and 35 of Matson's Park, having 33 feet frontage each to the Parnell Road and Park Terrace by a through depth of 23J feet, on which are erected a New Building, con taining Shop and two rooms, and a Cottage of two rooms, with double lireplacc. There is on the property a good well. Also. Lot 31, of Matson's Park, adjoining above, and immediately behind Mrs. Baker's property, 36 feet frontage to Park Crescent. Terms easy. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. ~ thursday7noon\ pianoforte household furniture, &c. grey street. B. A~b7t~H UR, HAS ftieen favoured with, instructions from Mr H. Ellis, who is leaving for the South, to Sell by auction, at his residence, Grey-street, next Mr J. Halyday's, on Thursday next, 15th instant, at 12 o'clock noon: His Household Furniture and Effects, con sisting of Parlour, Dining Room, and Kitchen Furniture; Bedding, Kitchen Utensils, Glass and Earthenware, &c. &c. Also, A Good Pianoforte, in Walnut case. FRIDAY, MARCH 16. ~~~" The subscriber has received instructions to lease by auction, on Friday, 16th March, at 'i o'clock at the Railway Station, Auckland, * 6 ALLOTMENTS, having a frontage of 33 feet each to the Harbour Board Public Road, and 33 feet to the Railway Coal Siding i suitable for Firewood and Coal Merchants. To view Allotments, apply at the Railway Office. For terms and particulars, apply to tie Auctioneer, GEORGE SIBBIN. WEDNESDAY, NOON. AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHIC GAL LERY, QUEEN-STREET. CLEARING-OUT SALE CAMERAS, LENSES, MACHINERY, CHEMICALS, NEGATIVES, PHOTO GRAPHS, FURNITURE, &c. } &c. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from Mr J. McGarrigle, who is retiring from the profession, and leaving tnc Colony, to sell by auction, on Wednesday next, at 12 o'clock noon, on his premises, Queen-street, known as The American Photographic Gal lery, Hi 3 Very Superior Instruments, selected with great care from the best makers, consisiing of Cameras, camera Stands / Lenses, Embossing Presses, Rollins Presses, Burnishing Press. Baths, &c. A tet-class lot of Chemicals, Paper Frames, Mounts, &c. 1000 Negatives, many of them noted and lamous charac- Tml evTrm&?? odiF°! lectlon of Photographs. FURNITURE.—Hair Clotu buiie, y pieces. Easy and Cane Chairs. Carpets, Cur tains, Blinds, Glass Top llemu Tables (with drawers). Handsome Large Toilet Glass, Toilet Table, *Washstana, Toilet Ware, Large Show Frames, etc., etc. Also, The interest in the Lease of the Premises* which are-most centrally situated, aud con* veniently arranged. TUESDAY, MARCH IJT~ C I T Y~M~A E T. EE T AIL S T OCX OF GENERAL DRAPERY, CLOTHING, &C.j Removed to Mart fob Coxve2»*i&kce UP SALEi GRANT & MORTON HAVE received. instructions to Sell by auction, at the City Mart, on Tuesday, the 13th March, at XI o'clock, ) A Retail Stock of General Drapery, Clothing I assorted and in good condition, hjfcviptf i only been recently purchaser. "■"