TELEGRAPHIC.

[FROM OUK OWN CORKESPONDEXT.]

GRAHAMSTOWN, this day. Breakdown of Waio-Karaka Pumps. The iron pumping shaft of Waio-Karaka broke at 11 o'clock in the Plummer Block, causing a stoppage of the whole operations. Anew"shaft of greater strength, which lias been imported from Melbourne, will as speedily as possible replace it, but a cessa tion of "mining operations for a fortnight will inevitably result, . The Pumping Associations north unvo lnis got into an excellent class of country. Mr Wcston met tho Borough Council to-day and the terms of agreement relative to the maintenance of the Big Pump were assented to. The subject of the TVaio- Karaka pumps was not referred to. HAMILTON, this day. TAUPO ROAD PARTY STOPPED. The Taupo Road Party is stopped by_ Tc \naknu. The latter did not cross the river to°the party, but sent a dozen men over, keeping the main body with him. The Avorkiii" party being without arms, natur ally were frightened. The work is to be resumed. Colonel Lyon is just leaving lor Cambridge, and will go thence to the scene of action.' There is no real cause for alarm, or that the row will extend. The only fear is this : that Ngakau, being in the bad books of Tawbiao, may possibly commit a desperate deed if he thinks it is agreeable to Tawhiao, in order to return to favour. LYTTELTON, ibis day. ARRIVAL OF CARGO OF SUGAR. (Yrrivcd : The. three-masted schooner hca Belle from the Mauritius, 41) days out, with a full sugar cargo.

[PIiESS AGENCY.] NAPIER, this day. ELECTION CASE. Mr Beethain, Resident Magistrate, this innrnim* <n,ve his decision re election : "'He dismissed petition of Mr Sn ton and others against the return of Col Whitmorc for Clivo ruling. The Dollin" of the cumulative vote was conferred y the Counties Act. With regard to the other points, he said that the IJeturmng Oflicer acted properly and that he could not go outside the Regulation of Elections Act. With respect to the petition from 11. R. Russell and others, against the election of Mr Sydney Johnston for Wai pukurau Riding, Mr Beetham held the election void on the first ground mentioned in the petition—That the Returning OJhccr closed the poll while lie went out to ascertain the correctness of the qualilication of a ncrson who had tendered to vote. ih« other points he considered it uuncccssaiy to investigate, the election being void. WELLINGTON, this day. NEW CHURCH ORGAN. Mr West, of Dunedin has just erected an organ ordered from England, for St. 1 aul a Church It is said to be the second largest in New Zealand, and cost £900. Mr Vv cat speaks very highly of it. Professor Towsey, also of Dunedin, opens it on Ihursday next, and plays at three services on the tollo,ying Sunday. Both he and Mr West have, it is understood, given their .services gratuitously, the vestry only paving their actual outlay. GREYMOUTH, this day. GREYMOUTH CRICKETERS INDIG NANT. A deputation from the cricket club waited on the All England Eleven asking them to fulfil their engagement, but they declined cm account of not being able to get a boat so as to fulfil their engagement elsewhere, throwin" all the blame on their agent Mr. Bennett! There is great indignation at the manner in which Greymouth has been treated.

BLENHEIM, this day. WANTED A HANGMAN. Every arrangement was made yesterday for the execution of Woodgate this morning. Sam Chandler was engaged as hangman, but was driven off. The condemned man received the sacrament yesterday, Arch dercon Butt and the Rev Mr Ronnldson bein" present. He maintained that he was innocent until the last. The sheriff and "aoler refused to execute the .sentence ; failiu-' to iind anyone else the man remains unhung. It is not known when or how the sentence will he carried out. The tele graph was employed until midnight in attempting to obtain a hangman from Wel lington, without success.

ST. PAUL'S SUNDAY-SCHOOL.

Tin-: prizes to tho mort attentive and regular of the scholars of St. Paul's Sunday-school, were Kiven last evening in tho school-room. H>o. room was filled with parent's, teachers, and children, and a pleasant evening was P«^o f|. Rev C M. Nelson presided and presented the books- and Miss Bealo performed I ho musical service at the harmonium. Tho proceedings commenced with " Onward, Christian Soldiers after which the rev. chairman delivered a brief address, and said that it had been the custom to give the prizes on a Sunday afternoon, but he thought it was better to give thorn on a week day evening, 89 that friends might ''c present and a little music might be added to tho thei enjoyments of a social evening. Mr.£eteon then" explained that the prizes were given tor lessons and good conduct, and he vas B^to say that no less than 68 prizes were to be awarded. After some further remarks, the chairman said ho would not enter into financial and other matters relating t« til & Suyaay school, as these would be published in the^ foith comin" " St. Paul's Magazine." He then pro ceeded to present the priSea to the scholars and choristers, and certiiicates ot merit to those Vv 10 had been successful with then; exhibits at the recent Industrial Exhibition. The followingare the names of the prize-takers in the senioi Cl Bo SYlXlstClass: John Pearce. 477; James Harmon, 378 R. r . ■*,* T aS^S^«S^B; Map SI Victoria Talbot,110; J^oMehard" 135 -'nd Class : Jessie Wcston. 171; M. Arnu ta£e, In; Alice Tisdall, IGS; Amy Skinner, garet Priestly, 150: Eleanor lalbot, 109R , Maria, Brown, 100 R. 4th Class: Mien Holder ib, Alice Hamvcll, 449: Kate Yon derHeyde. 420, Caroline Kirby, 39SR: poM&^^^Mtir sth Class: Annie Tinning. 177 ; Tisdall 468; Hannahßicharris,lG3: Mary Richards. 454; Constance Yon der iteyac, 438; Florence Heath,3Csß. ■ ~_,„__<. Twenty-three prizes were awarded to the most attentive children of the classes. A number of hymns were sung by the choristeis and children, and a reading was given. At me close of the entertainment.Mr Nelson announced &&&« r^B*£ is Mrs. Judd, Mr. Brinsden, and the leadin b "sffiS services wiU be held to-morrow in the r»thprirnl Church in commemoration ot vie SonvSn of Stfp'aul. Holy Communion, at 8 o'clock a.m., and evening at 7 o ciooJc

THEATRE ROYAL.

SfKSKKSS -SS^t\SS£|d £»|ch s.,e has mmsm

and reality, while Miss Maggie Knight invested Barbara Benson with the palyfulness and go o d humour of her natural moods. The orchestra deserves commendation for the excellency of their selections. " Alice" will be re-acted this eveningl,"and to-morrow evening a fashionable comedy in five acts entitled "All in the Wrong" will be presented for the first time at this theatre. This play has a good reputation, and discloses many scenes of modern London life, with the advances which progress has made since similar scenes were, depicted in the living lictions of Smollett and Fielding.

The Case of William Rose.

TIIK case of William Kose -who stands charged with obtaining large sums of moucy from Auckland morchants under false pretences, lias some features of interest which have not yet been alluded to. This gay young spark paid visits among others to Messrs. Win. MeArthur and Co., L. D. Nathan and Co., A. Clark and Sons, Bamett and Levy, and JBalliii Drop. One and all seem to have been taken in by his quiet assuraneo and gentlemanly. manner. The prisoner's arrest took "place before the greater part of the goods he had ordered were sent out to Onelmnga, but Messrs McArthnr and Co. word an exception,as they had delivered nearly £100 worth of goods, to be shipped on hoard the ketch Wild Duck. Messrs L.I). Nathan and Co. bad booked a largo order to the good gentleman, and on his repre senting himsolHo be short of money, had immediately pressed upon him the loan of a £10 cheque. Messrs Ballin Bros, were so pleased with their new customer that they shouted two bottles of champagne upon his giving them a valueless cheque for £30. Of course the ease with which the goods were obtained was the result of the credit which attaches to the name of Mr Gibson, of Paten., whose agent he represen ted himself to be. We understand that one merchant was rather startled by an order for as many cases of sardines as would have supplied the town of New Plymouth for six months. What Mr. Hose's game was with the ketch Wild Duck, it is difficult to ascertain. It is suggest that •she was intended to alter her destination at the last moment, and run her down to the Islands to land the things there.

ELLERSLIE GARDENS.

'Pur, following are the handicap'? for the Iwo principal races at lfillerslic Garder.sJ >n the 2 th inst. 150 yds. handicap:—E. Ellis, scratch; \\'. J. Grimes, 1 yds; E. MeGinley, Iyds; .Ino. McArthur, 7yds ; Jas. Phillips, 7yds: R Kllis, Ovda; D. Makmc. Byds; G. .Jennings, Byds; I!. Ganlt, 9yds; J. Martin, oyds ; H. Whitesidcs, oyds :A. Uendry. 10yds. One mile handicap :—

K. Sewcll, scratch:" W. S. Fagan, 25yds; W. Cussin, 10yds; Eugene Donovan, 10yds; .lames lirown; 10yds: B. Kllis, nOycls ; Jas. Hill, 50yds; ]{. Whisker, 50yds; A. Kelly, 70yds ; JO. Burloy, SOjds ; A. Daly, 00yds.

PAPAKURA ANNUAL RACES.

The following arc the nominations received for the Papakura annual races to bo run on the 2!) th :- Handicap Huudle Pi.\ce, of 30 soys. ; second horse to receive 10 soys. from the stakes. Mr M. Edsrar's b.sr. The Don, aged Mr .Tolui W. Shaw's ch.fr. Louis dOrr, aged Mr A. H. W. Hill's b.^. Gladstone, aged Mr Thos. Stephen's gr.g'- Shamrock, 5 yrs. Mr ch.tr. Cockle, aged Mr R. Peacock's ch.y. Lottery, lyrs. Mr A. E. Irwin's eh.g. Isleiuan, aged Ladies' Puksk, of 20 soys. Mr A. Collin's br.g. Derby, 5 yrs. Mr 15. Coylc's b.pr. The Don, a#ed Mr W. Walter's br.c. Isaac Walton. I yrs. Mr Tlios. Stephen's rv-p?. Shamrock, 5 yrs. Mr .1. Wright's eh.v:. Cossack, aged Railway Stakes (Handicap), or 30 soys.; second horso to receive 5 eovs. from the stakes. Mr A. Collin's br.g. Derby, 5 yrs. Mr W. Walter's br.c. Isaac Walton, 1 yrs. Mr eh.m. Medea, 5 yrs. Mr J. Wright's cli.tr. Cossack, axed Mr W. Crosbie'a br.c. Sprig of Shillelagh I yrs. War. Pbrcival, Sac. P.A.X.

THE REGATTA OF 1877.

A MEETDTO of the Committee of the Regatta Club was held at the Thames Hotel last night, for the purpose of making the. final arrange ments for the 20th. Mr (J. Yon dcr Ileydc presided. A good deal of miscellaneous business was got through. The secretary, Mr T. I lender son, junr., and Captain Nearing stated that they had waited upon Captain Falconer, of the fillip Jessie. O-sborne, and obtained his consent to allow his Jine vessel to be the flag-ship on Ihe occasion of the Regatta. This announcement was received with applause. The. Jessie Osborne will serve the purpose admirably, and her

splendid 'tween decks being empty, their extensive accomodatioii will bo available for refreshment or for shelter in cn.se of rain. The Committee may well congratulate themselves upon the'acquisition. The reports of the various mombprs as 10 subscriptionl* wore very cncoura.tr ing. It was arranged t »'j Mr Atkin should print the programmes 0.1 the usual terms. It is a pity that the Knglish Cricket Match and Iho Kegattasfhould clash this year,otlier\visorhel?o gatta would undoubtedly be the best ever hold in Auckland, and in spite of other attractions, if is on the cards that it may be yet. Immediately after the Wellington -Regatta, the schooner Transit and the yacht Secret, left for Auckland, and it is more than probable that both these champion crafts will arrive in time to take part at oar own anniversary cimiyal- Besides tho Transit there will bo several fust crafts in for the big trailing nice : among the expected entries being th(s Elizabeth, the Minnehaha, Queen, Belle Brandon, Atlantic, Adah, Nellie, and perhaps tho Canterbury, Kate Brain, Mary Hogan, or Minnie Hare. If six start us seem ;j very probable, the first prize will be £60, and tho secouii £20. The race of tho day will be the larger cutter race. It is on the cards that a field of a dozen may come lo the po«t t: O r this event; at any rale we may confidently expect to soy. eight or ten of tho following craft compel ing : Thistle. Lizzie, Lancashire Lnss, Rangatira, Sovereign of the Sea, Mercury, Leo, Gipsy, Ness, Start, South Carolina, Mano, Fannie, Spitfire. A good muster is also expected for the smaller cutter race. Tho yacht races will be quite up to their usual interest, and should the Secret get up in time wo may expect to see another close struggle between her and the Daphne. Between this and Monday will be a busy time with our boat-builders, owners, and ship-chandlers, get ting the various craft in racing order, mending a broken plunk here, or supplying a new jib-sheet there. The coasting craft will come dropping in and few of them will leave again until after the regatta. We are sorry to learn that the White Bros, of Mercury Bay, will not be up for the Outrigger Race. The race for men of-war's cutters is to be arranged by the men-of war themselves, the Club giving £10 towards the piize. A qualification subcription of £1, is necessary in the case of the Schooner, and big and little Cutter Races, and also on the two Yacht Races. Several smart boats are being turned out for the open Sailing Racp. Hunt has the Brothers driven from Kaipara- Mr. Melville launched a new one, the Amateur, yesterday, and the lona brought down the Active from the Bay of Islands on Saturday. There will be no lack of sport on Monday. Friday night is appointed general entry night.

NORTH SHORE WESLEYAN SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSION.

The children attending the North Shore "YVes leyan Sunday school went on their first annual excursion yesterday. There were upwards of 150 friends and children on board the steamer which conveyed the party from the North Shore to the Lake. A pitiless rain began to descend and threatened to smother the day's enjoyment, but fortunately for the young people, his Worship the Mayor of Auckland,who resicles.at the Lake, saw their distress and took compassion upon them, and made them welcome to his house and his barn, the latter, we are informed, being cap able of holding 400 people. Here the young people assembled and passed a happy day. In the afternoon, as his Worship the Mayor was descried from afar on his way home, the Superintendent of the school, Mr Hooker, drew up his force in order to give a welcome to tho proprietor of the grounds for his kinduess. On drawing up in his carriage the Mayor was received with cheers, and tiie Superintendent tendered thanks in a neat speech on behalf of the school- This was seconded by the children, who gave three cheers for Mr. Hurst. His Worship expressed the pleasure he felt in being able to promote the happiness of the young folks, and said he would next year be as glad to see them again. He did not expect such a hearty reception. The teachers con sider the successful issue of the day's excursion jn the wet duo entirely to Mr. Hurst's kindness, who unbent' his mind for the time from the momentous affairs of state, just to administer to the simple pleasures of the young.

SCHOOL MEETINGS.

PANMURE, At the annual meeting of ratepayers} ftp Ban inure district, 31p Archibald Stewart was, called to the ohair. The secretary's report shewed that the average attendance was 73, out expressed a wish that parents would send their children rugulai^ly to sohool.otherwitse the teachers labours ware in vain. The report »nd balaucei-sLioet, We «KlWtsh W& &% &W9Vrij»g imUewp Pro

posed for the committee by Mr A. Thomson, and duly elected:—Messrs G. Ireland, T. Cleary, T. Wyllic, C. Roberts, and Wills. A vote of thanks was passed to the retiring committee, also to Mr James Simms, the principal teacher, for his orForts to promote education in the district, dur ing the four years in which he had superintended the school. KAPANGA. At the Kapanga school meeting, the report of the commissioners was read and adopted, and the following gentleman elected on the com mittee ;—Messrs, Woollams, Woodward, "Vaile, Harrison, and Handler.

CABLEGRAMS.

[PBESS AftEXCY.]

Germany Irritated at French Suspicions.

More Peaceful Aspect. LONDON. January, 21st. The official press of Germany is greatly irritated at the suspicion expressed in the French papers, arising out. of the reported attitude of the German delegate at the Con ference. The absolute neutrality, and pacific intentions of Germany are airinncd. THE CONFEKENCE DISMISSED. At the Conference the Turkish delegates attempted to discuss the details of the pro posals of the European Powers, but ignored the essential demands. Lord Salisbury thereupon announced the Conference ended. General Ignatieit' said he held the Powers responsible, but expressed a hope that Turkey would respect her Christian sub jects, and not molest Servia or Montenegro. Russia is now neutral, but Avill probably be unable to resist the demand of her Sclavonic subjects. The prevailing opinion is that immediate war is unlikely. The Grand Vizier stated that England and France had declared neither for nor against Turkey. The Christian Patriarch and the Jewish Rabbi were present at the Grand Council. The mail steamer Assam arrived at Galle on the 17th.

AUSTRALIAN.

S/Eount Bunryoan^ on Firo- MELBOURNE, Tuesday. Mount (Juniyoung is in llames from the base to (he summit. On Saturday night the farmers in the vicinity had great diffi culty in saving their homesteads. It is supposed that the lire was caused by a drunken fanner.

AUCKLAND STOCK AND MINING REPORT.

Hank of Now Zealand Sellers, ,-Cl!) os. National Bank Buyers. G7s: sellers. 70s. Colonial Bank (10s paid up)— Buyers, 355. Soulh British Insurance—Buyers, 70s. National Insurance—Buyers, 255. Standard Insurance -Buyers, 115s fid. Loan and Mercantile—Buyers, 92s Gd; sellers, 100s (old issue. Union Sash and Door Company (new)— Buyers, (iOs. City of London -Sellers, ss. Moanatairi—l Is. Wait ekauri—Sellers, !?s. Albumin—Buyers, Us. Bismarck- -7s (sd. Union Beach-Sellers, Ga.-i. Tokatca Sellers, 10s. Kuranui Hill- Buyers. Is. Welcome—Sellers, 3s (id.

Pigeon from Kaipara.

TE KOPURA, this day. Constable Gannon left this morning with a nindnum for Auckland. KAJPARA HEADS, this day. The Reliance h;is sailed for Wellington. The Flora brignntine hauled up Oraki Is;iy. and is undergoing repairs at the hands of Mr. CJouk who arrived from Auckland on Monday. The schooner was making three indies of water an hour, lying at anchor. QThc following arc among the passengers per Minnie Casey, from Wairoa for Auck land :—Captain Hart, It. V. Spencer, F. W. MtvttlicwH, E. .). Clark, 11. Brett, Mrs. Monro, Mrs. J)odd.

THE ALL ENGLAND ELEVEN.

Tin; All England Eleven arrived at Nelson yesterday, and will remain there till the arrival of the k.s. Wellington, in which vessel they will come on to Auckland. .She is advertised to leave to-moiTow at 4 p.m., S'j that she will bo due in the Mtunikau early on Saturday morning.

DEPUTATION TO HON. ATTORNEY GENERAL.

Ix accordance wiih a resolution passed at a recent meeting of tiic Msmuktiu County Council, Messrs Goo'lfcllow (chairman), Hay and Hiiinlin, waited on the Attorney- Crcnural this luorniusr to ascertain the intentions of the Government with regard to the tolls ;ind the maintenance of the Great South Road. In reply, Mr Whitakcr said tho Govern lneiitwould hand over the tolls to the County Council, but the latter would have to main tain the Great South lioad.

THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1877.



WANTED fen PURCHASE, any Mili tary or Largf'-gcaled Map of Rnssiu, Turkey, or South-Eastern E<>rope.—Apply at this oliice. ~\tfA N~f Eli, a General Servant. —Apply v 7 Custom-house Hotel, Fort-street. "YTRTANTiii), a respectable middle-aged H Woman to make herself useful.—Apply at this ollicc. ANTED to Let. Two Unfurnished Rooms in Symonds-streot; rent moderate. —Apply at this office. WANTED immediately, a good Coojt and Laundress; also a Housemaid; re ferences.—Apply during forenoon to Mrs. Ruck, Parnell. WANTED, a Girl about 14 years of age.—Mrs. Hammond, Pfrafton Road. WANTED, a situation as Housekeeper by a middle-aged person; no objection to children.—Apply " A.8., at this oiiicc. ANTED, a good Cap Maker.—Apply Hill & Fenton, 61, Queen-street. WANTED, six Waiters.—Apply at the Thames Hotel. WANTED, a young girl as Nursemaid. —Apply to Mrs Dudley, Parsonage, Synionds-stree t. WANTED, immediately, a General Ser vant for Tauranga. — Apply to Miss Maunsell, St. Mary's Parsonage. Parnell. WANTED, a General Servant where the washing is given out.—Apply Mrs, G. Lewis. Jermyn-atreet. WANTED, a Wood Turning Lathe.— Apply by letter, stating price and where to be seen, " "VV.," at this office. ANTED to SELL (cheap), an eightT horse power Engineand Cornish Boiler. —Apply Nicolfs, corner of Queen and Edwardes streets, WANTED, a strong Girl for housework. —Apply to STAR office for address, WANTED, tho undermentioned, or their agents, to call on E. C. CARR 120, Queen-street: — Win. Hyne Curtis, George ,T. Cooke, —. Tereday, Thomas Jackson, Wj ¥?» MAdam, Wm. Jack M'Lean, Thonms Wilson, all land-owners in Mount Eden .District. WANTED, a good General feervant.—. Apply Mrs. Jenkins, Temple of Fashion, Newmarket. X^fANTED, a strongheldthjH^eTNuree Wr&h A^ young ™*'^rt* t0 TfTANTED, a respectable Youth to assist p ,y* vp^^9 Tro^ Sftop and ride out; rcfer enpej-e^u.}^,—J^arren, Newton. TfcTANTE-D,, a good Jobbing and Shoe and S. JSwF^ f°r «»untry._Apply to T. W"~ANTED KNOWN-I have Ju~st ~. . ,oP e"ed 2 oases Printed Mole Trousers, wlnoh I shall sell at 7/3. The goods cannot be equalled by any other house in town for lesa



WANTED to Let, a 12 room House, £1 per week; one 8 room, and one 5 room. —Apply Cheap Furniture Mart, Victoria-street East, corner of High-street. . ANTED, a Bush Cook.—Apply to Waller & Gaiiick, Onchunga. ANTED, a good General Servant, with referenced.—Mrs Cruiekshank, Grafton Road. WANTED, a stout Lad accustomed to Gardening ; reference required. —Apply otticc of this paper. WANTED, a Purchaser for a first-class Hoi el, in the Waikato : steady business. ' Owner leaving for benefit of health.—T. V. Fitzpatrick, Commission Agent, Ngaruawahia, Waikato. WANTED, situation by a Young Man (Emigrant) of several years experience in the Tea, Wine, and General Grocery business. Advertiser would bo willinsr to assume any position in a Wholesale or Retail Business, to mako a beginning ; terms very moderate : refer ence good.—Address " V.," Post-oinee, for one week. WXNTED, a stout. Lad to drive a green-stuff Cart.—Apply to Mr 11. Kcan Thistle Hotel, Queen-street. _ "VTKTANTED, a Biliiavd-niarkcr.—Apply V f Provincial Hotel, Princes-street. ANTED, a stout respectable Lad accustomed to horses n.nd cattle, one who can milk .and drive preferred.—Address to " Daily," at this office. _ WA NT E D KNO WN, that W. JAMIESOJT, Jun., has secured those commodious premises (corner of High and Victoria-streets) formerly in occupation of IMr .1. Stewart, where ho will bo enabled to supply his friends and patrons with the Btcst Coal am) Fikkwood at tholowest prices, \V. J. appeals to his friends to support him in his new under taking, as ill health lias compelled him to retire from the pursuit of Ids own profession. Goods Removed and Carting of every rliscriptiondoao An express to be had at the yard. "ITTANTEI) KNOWN, that the Fitting VV .-ihof) and Howe's Sewing Machine Agency is REMOVED higher up the sr.reet, opposite the Police Court,. Just Received, per Hero, a fresh shipment, of Domestic and Leather Machines. These machines, as made by the Original Inventor of the Sewing Machine (El.ias Howe, jun.), have never yet been equalled either in principle or excellence of manufacture, lie pairs to all machines properly done. Steam Gauges repaired, tested, and :i,d.ilisted. WANTED Known, Gentlemen s Clothes Cleaned, Renewed in Colour, and ncatJy repaired ; Colours warranted fast, and not wash oH". Dyeing in all its branches done at Edgar's Dyeing and Cleaning Establishment, Wellesley street East, Auckland. Communications by post promptly attended CHURCH OF ENGLAND GRAMMAR school, pa knell. (Affiliated to tub Nkw Zkalaxb Uxivkk.sity). QUARTER DAYS: January 25, April 12, July b, September 27. Head Master: .Tas. Adams, I3.A..Member of Convocation of the London University. Classical Mastkh : Rev. Joseph Hates. English Mastkij : Mr. J. P. Gradwell, Lon don University. Dkawi.nc; Mastku: Air. Kenneth Watklns. Botanical Mastjok : T. F. Cheescinan, F.L.S. The next Quarter begins on WEDNESDAY, January 31. Kor terms and Prospectus, apply to the Head Master.



AUCKLAND COLLEGE AND GRAM MAR SCKOOL. (Affiliated to thk Univehsity of New Zealand). The, Quarter Days Tor (lies current: year are filh February, 27th April, 1711) July, anil sth Oct-obcr. FARQUIIAII MACUAE, Hcud Master. ~iW liss LITCHFJELD'S Seminary has ivR Ile-opcncd.- -fircy-strcct, Jannary 23. S" TAMFORD HOUSE, I'ppcr Symuiids street. Mrs .1. U. Nicholson's pupils will re-assemble on January 30111. rr\ ]J E ~~KET RE A rl', 1' ARN X LL.—Miss H_ Robcrtahinv'ts Pupils will re-assemble on Wednesday, 2ith iust. WA T EI I L( )O QIIADRANT 1 JOAILD ING & DAY SCHOOL.—Mrs. Norman's Pupils will reassemble, on Tuesday, January :iO. WA TERLOO <JU AD RA NT. — Miss Nohman. Teacher of (In: Pianoforte.— Tim Holidays will terminate on Tuesday, the 'Jiii'd inst. "ft/fUtt.. WALTER. MONRO WILSON JLv 1 :>.nd the MJSSfiH SUPPLY'S SCHOOLS. 'iiellevue," Domain Koad, oil' Grafton Koad • and East.-sf iv,et. second bouse from Symohds' street.—The First Quarter of 1877 will commence oh Ml >N J >A.Y,j22ru| January. O"~~N EHUNGA YOUNG LADIES School will I'vC-open on 22nd January. Vacancies for j>oarders. MRS. MOURTSOX. _ HAVEL()(!!v HOUSE, Syinoufls-Ktrcet. Private Apai'imenfcs : alsa Vn.caneies for Single Gentlemen. —Mrs. Morluy's, second house above. Clioral Hall. EMILY V L A C E. MRS. STIAYLE GEORGE will be happy to receive her PUPILS on TUESDAY, the 25rd instant. PONSONRY. — A six-roomed House, with capital conveniences, to he Let or Sold, with immediate possession. Toxins easy. —AY. F. Uanunond, 43, Insurance Buildings mo SHOEMAKKRS.— To Let, in Mon- Jt gonui, a 1 lonse and Shop, with good trade. Apply to M. Mawcr, Kdcn Terrace, Auckland, after II p.iii^ •____ TO LET, a six-roomed House.—Apply to Mr. Barnes, Karangahape Koarl, Newton. mO LET, on the l^t of, Febrmiry, a _E.. House in Sea field View.—Apply at Ben nett's Drapery Warehouse, Queen-street. MrjnO LET, a soven-roomod Villa 5 Residence, at Mount St. John's, Epsom.—Apply to John Hancock, United Service Hotel, Q.uee.n-street, Auckland. SHCjRE.—To Let, an eight -1 >l roomed House; also, four-roomed Cottages. —It. and It. Dudcr, Devonport Store. | TO LET, a neat, Four-roomed Cottage and Garden on the Kemue.ra Road, within 100 yards of the Newmarket Railway Station. Rent, 10s per week.—Apply to W. J. Marks, Chapel-street. TO LET, a twelve-roomed House in Bercsford-street; a six-roomed house in Wynyard-street; a four-roomed house to let or for sale in Newton.—H. Partington, Stitchbury's Buildings. "I^rORTErSHORE.— Apartments To Let _!3I (furnished) on :the Beach Road.—Apply office of this paper TO LET, that commodious Shop "with gas fittings' and fixtures complete, Albert Hotel Buildings.—Apply J. Stewart, Albert Hotel, Queen-street. TO LET, in a private family, an unfurnished Room, with use of Sitting room and Kitchen.—For address, apply at this ofllce. T' 0 LET, sill those desirable Premises, situated at the corner of Queen and Short land-streets, lately in the occupation of Mr. W. Graham.—Apply to J. M. Lennox. Estate Agent, Auckland. TO LET, at reduced rents, to eligible tenants, newly-built, well finished four roomed Cottages in Eden Crescent.—Apply to S. Y. Collins, Court-House, High-street. TO LET, or for SALE, that good sub stantial Freehold Property, well-known as Morris's Temperance Hotel, close to the Remuqra Station. The house contains nine rooms, with twostal' stable, and store-room and wood-shed; freehold allotment, 100 x 150 feet, well stocked with fruit trees and A'aluable shrubs. The fur niture, &c,, can be taken at a valuation. G^"" reasons given i'or tho proprietor reli* 1* JU the bußh\esE.-=Ap(jiy at this oHio- q uishin<* ?.jauu oil the promises. . .„, or to G. Mor "OAilT of Shop to let; also, Furnislicd I Hobson-sScct n'isliedlloomS-""ApplrJ- Coffey ' QHOF andlDvrelling to Lot, now in the KJ pecxipation of the Misses Hcldt, Queen sti-eot.--L_Plnlips. -£^^fh —Two Allotments off~Upper (-te/^\7<» Queen-street, must be sold, £20 "IT^OR IMMEDIATE "SALE, thrcTiSod 5n r nn^rllo^ 11101? 18' ia'> l of Oxford-street, Newton, iQ x6O teeti cacti, Frico, £is the tot.-Apply to JOHN SOPPET, 4 No, 8, Qu^en-gtrestii



fji H E ATRB ROYAL. Manager 11. J. De Ltas. Scenic Artiste .. .. H. N. Thornton. THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, 21th Jan. Fourth Appearance OF |{ MIS S It EN A! \\ 0 SUPPORTED BY 0 || MR. FRED. MAEDER! [\ LAST NIGHT OF The New Domestic Comedy, entitled, A L ICE! Last Night of Miss Rcna as Alice! Last Night of Mr. Fred. G. Maedcr as Jasper Vandyke! In Rehearsal: A five act Comedy, entitled, ALL IN THE WRONG ! Box Plan at Upton & Co.'s. 10. 0. F., M. U., A. 1). © LOYAL FOUNTAIN OF FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 3920. \wA A PICNIC, . f f\f:)^') IIX COMMTEJIOT»ATIOX OK THE l\'-'-?v {\\ 4 AXXIVEBSAIiY OKTIIEAUOVIS ;^:'*''|| v'"m tilke Place at rP' .i : /*') MOTUIIII on 20th JANUARY l?J.;-'-'-''':: '^i'^f (Hogatta Day). Members oi other Lodges, and the public, are invited. The steamer 'Enterprise No. 2' will leave the Wharf at 8 and il a.m. sharp. Member* of the-. Order arc requested to assem ble at the Lorljye-room, Lqrnc-strcct Hall, at 10.30 a.m. sharp, lo form in Procession and March to the Wharf, in Regalia. The splendid Band of the Artillery Company will be in attendance. Refreshments provided. Tickets : Family, 10s.; Double, 7s. 6d. ; Single (Gentlemen), us.; Single (Ladies), 2s. Cd. Tickets may bo had from the following- mem bers of the Committee: — C. Wright, I\G. Bro. R. Coombcs, E. Hoighway. J\G. Bro. 11. J-»ean C. Ovcrton, N.G. Bro. J. Bates A. Aley, Y.G. Bro. W. B. Meldrum E. HEIGHWAY, Secretary. C<T. JAMES' PR E SB~Y TE R lAN VJ Church.—Ordination Service.—The I'resb.v tcry of Auckland avi 11 meet in this Church THIS EVENING, at 7.30, to ordain the Revs. P. S. Hay. M.A., and .7. M. FKABKR. \c~~a f^ HAND INTERNATIONAL VTj/' \JT CRICKET MATCH. yM ALL - ENGLAND ELEVEN ■*£&M2ks. VERSUS vs^^P 22 QF AUCKLAND DISTRICT. Monday, tuesday, and wednesday, January 29, 30, & 31,1877, AT THE ELLERSLIE 11 ACE CO U 11SE. Patkons: Sir George Grey, K.C.U. The Honorable Frederick Whitaker. Ilis Honor Judge Gillies. His Honor District Judgo Fenton. VICE-PRESrDENTS : His Worship the Mayor of Auckland. His Worship the Mayor of Thames. GATES OPEN at half-past 10. PLAY to COMMENCE at 12 noon sharp. ADJOURNMENT for Luncheon, 2 p.m. THE STUMPS will be Drawn at 6 o'clok. AmnsPTON rrn Ground: TWO SHILLINGS. Body of Grand-stand, Five Shillings. Ton ot Grand-stand, 2s. (id. Children, Half-price to all parts I torsos, Is. per head. Each Passenger, 2s. Tickots will he issued from Auckland, New market, and Onchunga, to the Cricket Match, at Three Shillings each, which includes Railway Fare, return (irrespective of class) and entrance to the Mutch. Trains will run every half-hour, from 10 a.m. till 7 p.m., between Auckland, Newmarket, and Ellcralio; and every hour between Onchunga, Ellerslie and Auckland. Further particulars in future advertisements. J. H. BENNETT, Manager. HIBEIINIAN BAND. The Shareholders of the above Band have much pleasure in informing the public that a SELECT MOONLIGHT EXCURSION on the Waitemata Harbour, will be given on THURS DAY EVENING next, the 25th instant. Tickets: ONE SHILLING each. Their efficient Band will start from the foot of Grey-street at 7 p.m., to the Queen-street wharf, where the favourite screw steamer '• Durham"' will bo in waiting, and will leave the Wharf at 8 o'clock sharp. The public by availing them selves of the opportunity thus given, will spend a pleasant 2', hours trip. Fireworks" Dancing, and Choice Selections of New Music by the bi'Sfc author.-;..received by last mall, will be rendered by the Band during the Excursion. X> A C E S! jy ACES! .SAi Xti PAPA X U It A HAL L. MONDAY, 29th JANUARY, 1877. CONCERT AND BALL UY THE INDIANA VARIETY TROUPE! Assisted by the Hibernian Band. J. P. LONERGAN-, Secretary. PA RNE L L II ALL. THURSDAY, JANUARY 25. THE NAVAL BRIGADE VARIETY TROUPE Will give a GRAND ENTERTAINMENT on the.above date, Under the Patronage of the Officers and Members of the Naval Brigade. A Quadruple Party for holders of First and Second Seat Tickets. Doors open at 7.30; to commence at 8 sharp, "OAPAKURA ANNUAL RACES. ANNIVERSARY DAY, MONDAY, January 20, 1877. 1. HANDICAP HURDLE RACE, of 30 soys., second horse to receive 10 soys. from the stakes. Twice round the course, over eight . flights of hurdles. Nomination, 1 soy.; ac ceptance, 2 soys. 2. PAPAKURA HANDICAP, of JLOO soys.; 20 soys. to the second, and 10 soys. to the third horse, out of the stakes. Distance, 2 miles. ■ Nomination, 2 soys.; acceptance, 3 soys. ; and 2 soys. at the post. Closed 4th inst. 3.CPONY RACE, of 10 soys.; one mile and a distance; for ponies 14 hands 2 inches and under; top weight, lOst.; post entrance; 1 soy. 4.. LADIES' PURSE, of 20 aovs; entrance, 2 soys. each; welter weight for age; gentle men riders; distance, 1A miles. 5. RAILWAY STAKES <HANP T'' soys.; second horse to r"" oAP) of' 30 the stakes; entrar"- ceive r 5 sov ' s# from srtvs.; weis**- o _ 2 govs> , accept ance, 2 alter 3to £, c a ec i are( i immediately . ..t> i JapakuraHandicap; distance, one mile and a distance. 6. HACK RACE, of 10 soys.; entrance, 1 soy.; catch weights; distance, once round the course; winner to be sold for 20 soys. imme diately after the race; surplus (if any) to go to the race fund, 7. CONSOLATION HANDICAP, of 15 soys.; once round the course; entrance, 1 soy.; acceptance, 1 soy. 1. To be run under the Auckland Racing Club Rules. 2. General entries to be made to the Secretary, at his office. Shortland-street, Auckland: or to Mr. C. A. Calvert, at the Papakura Hotel, on TUESDAY, the 23rd January, 1877, at 8 o'clock p.m. Acceptances, where not otherwise speci fied, tc- be made by 1 o'clock p.m. on the course. 3. Five per cent, will be deducted from the gross of all monies paid, in accordance with the programme for expenses, i. Qualification fee, 2 soya, each, except for Pony, Hurdle, and Hack Race, for ■which i boy, wi)l qualify, WMi PPRCIVAL,



AUCKLAND DEED T^EPOT, Opposite T. & S. Morrix's. ItOBT. BREWIN Having PURCHASED the PRODUCE of tlic PRINCIPAL ORCHARDS around Auckland, is now in a position to supply Pure Local Grown Fkuit at low prices. TTNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA. U Established 1837. Paid up Capital £1,250,000 Reserve Funds £100,000 NOTICE TO PROPRIETORS. A Dividend of One Pound Fifteen Shillings, to gether with n bonus of Five Shillings per Share, i'or the half-year ending- 3lsl December, 1870, equal to sixteen per com urn pur annum on the paid up capital of this Bank, having been declared at the meeting of proprietors held in London on Bth January, 1877. Proprietors registered in Christehnrch at the former dfito will receive the warrants for their dividends ana bonus on application through Branch Managers. JOSEPH PALMER, Chief Officer for New Zealand. Union Bank of -Australia, Christehurch, January 12.1877. THE Partnership heretofore existing be tween IUSUUKV NICHOLLS R"d Wn.MAM Hall, a-? General Blacksmiths, w»s dissolved by iiiii tiui.l consent on the &Sth December ultimo. Ivlv. Kouben Nicholls will receive nl! accounts fluf to, and pay all accounts owing' by the late firm. /^AUTION.—The public are cautioned Kj against dealing with a Promissory; Note, drawn by Thomas Holmes in favour of Alex. Whyte for £100. tlie same being lost. AGS ! BAGS !—Wanted to Bel^ Potato and ChatF Bays at Id each.— Crowthcr's Stables. "OONSOISnBY ROAD, AUCKLAND. S, J. LAMBERT, Professor, and Teacher of the Piano and Harmonium, will resume his duties on Wednesday, 21th January. Lessons in Singing1 and Harjnony arranged for according to time. G~~OOD ~O~P P O ii~TU N IT V FOIL A TINSMITH. To be Sold by Tender, the Sfock-in-Tradc, Tools, and Fixtures of a Tinsmith retiring from business, comprising Rollers, Shears, and Ma chines, Stakes, Mandrils, &c.; also, (i boxes 'Pin various kinds, and a quantity of Wire, Rivits, &c.—Apply to S. BROWN, Stove Maker, Vic toria-street. IWa~goliTl_ininu company (LIMITED). Notice is hereby given that a Call (the Gth) of One Shilling per Share has this day been made by the Directors, payable to the Secretary, at the office of the Company, Kapanga Road, Coromandcl, on or before Wednesday, the 7th day of February, 1877. J. H. HARRISON, Secretary. Coromandcl, ISth January, 1877. <n REAT BTTTLLITID HANDICAP. \J\ Five Pounds (Cup or Money), will be given for a Billiard Handicap, open to all comers, to be held at the Royal Mail Hotel, commencing at half-past seven on the evening of the 29th inst. Entrance, with fee, 55., to sent in by Thursday next, at 10 p.m. .TNO. REN WICK. ME RCIIA NT S, AGENTS, and others, can have Office Books Ruled and Bound, any pattern, to suit requirements. Magazines, Music, and other Works bound in all styles, by WILLIAM LEYS, Bookbinder, Machine Ruler, and Account, Book Manufac turer, next door to Evening Star office, Wyndham-street. UMERAS.—Just Landed, ex Canter bury from Norfolk Island, the best ship men yet as to quality, of this delicious esculent. Apply at once to Adam Layhourn, Fort-street. A LADY, lately arrived in the colony seeks Daily Tuitions. Teaches English French German, and Piano.—Address "G,'' Post-offico, Auckland. STOLEN, from the resilience lately occu pied by Mr. Thos. Ching, in Waterloo Quadrant, Garden Shears, Hoc, Barrows, &c.— If not returned at once, the persons will be prosecuted as they arc known. "|~ OST, on Monday last, ;i Tan Colour JIJ English Terrier Pup ; answers to the name of Joe. — Whoever returns the same to W. Taylor. Wharf Mill, will bo rewarded. LOST, an English Lever Watch, Oom pensation Balance, Stamford, London, No. 333J5C. and Silver Chain attached, between Auckland and J. Paice's, Mount Roskill Road. The Under will receive the sum of £1 reward on leaving it at this office. LOST, about a week ago, at Uivci-cad, one Black and Tan Sheep Dog, has collar with name Ferguson engraved ; also, yesterday, at. Newmarket, a small young Black and Tan Cattle Dog. no collar.—Finder will tc rewarded on returning cither to Mr. Mawer, Eden Ter race, Auckland. TT^oTJND, to-day, a sum of Money.—The _§? owner can have the same by applying to "N.M., V at W. R art ray's, draper, Queen-strocfc. E. and MRS ALFRED BACH grate fully thank those neighbours and friends for assisting to rescue their children from their perilous position yesterday. rTuTTiUTLDEKS AND PAINTERS.— JL Tenders will be received up to noon of the 31st instant for the erection, painting, &c., of a Cottage at Newton.—Plans, &c., at Mr Davies', house and land agent, Karangahape Road.—Tho lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. m ob v i l d c in*; j_ - Tenders will be received up to r.oon on Tues day, the 30th instant, for Additions and Altera tions to Naval Hotel. Plans, &c, at my office, Queen-street. EDWARD MAHONEY. • , Architect. mO B U I L D E R S. Tenpers will be received up to noon on Satur day, 3rd February, for the Erection of Masonic Hall at Onchunga. Also, TO PAINTERS. Separate Tenders will be received for Painting and Decoration of same. , Plans, &c, at my office, Albert-street, near Market. EDWARD BARTLEY. rjn ob v i ■ir_f_nr~s. a . Tenders for the Erection of a School at New ton, for tho Board of Education, will be received by the undersigned, at his office, Shortland street, until i o'clock p.m. on Thursday, the Ist February. Plans and specifications may be seen on application. JAMES WRIGLEY, Architect. F E N __£_ * N G< Tenders will be received till noon of February 13th, for the Erection of Two Hundred and Fifty-six Chains of Fencing, more or less. Specifications can be seen by applying ta Walter Grahame, Fort-street, Auckland i 82 ta the undersigned. Tho lowest or any tender _ols ueeessaril" accepted. ROBERT GEORGE H^ Waiimi Cx-p"' -L, January 19, jCT. ~<, iiaipara. TO w jJUILDERS. jp- aiders will be received up to noon on Satur day, 27th instant, for the Erection of a Concrete Villa Residence at Remuera. Plans. &c, at my olflce; Queen-street. EDWARD MAHONEY, Architect. ■pOX PIIIV AT E SALE, 1000 CROSS-BRET) EWES, on the run of Jos. Harereaves, Esq. ALFRED BTJCKLAND. 17*OIt IMMEDIATE SALE, at Morning _Sj side, Lot 3. Section 3, corner of Great North Road and Argylc-street, partly fenced. SAMUEL COCHRANE v& SON, Land Agents, Fort-street. SALE, the _>~t sailing Yacht JL ' Ripple,' 8 tons, with aill inventory. SAMUEL COCHRANK & SON. FARM at Pukekohe for Sale ; 180 acres first-class land, situate midway between Pukekohe and the Railway Station; 100 acres in gras3, and nearly all fenced, with House and out-buildings thereon.—Samuel Cochrane and Son, Land and Estate Agents. FOB SALE, in Vinwnt-street, a Large Building Allotment.. ™ <*<>. by SCO feet,— 1 Bamuel Cociirtwio &nd i3o«, Uix^ Agoat3i Fprt»



T VXD TRANSFER ACT NOTICE. Jj_j James Polyblank Kins, of the City of Auck land, Chcniist, having made a declaration of tho lo*s of a Certificate of Title for the South eastern portion of Allotment No. 100, in tho Parish of Aotea, in the Provincial District of Auckland, I hereby give notice that I shall, on the tenth clay of February, 1577, issue to the said .James Polyblank King a Provisional Certificate for the said land, unless caveat be lodged at this oilico in the meantime Dated this eightocnth day of January, 1877, at the Land Registry Office, Auckland. TIIEO. KISSLTNG, District Land Registrar. IX THE SUPREME COURT OV NEW ZEA LAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. T N B A N X 11 U P T CV. J In tho matter of "The Debtors and Creditors Act. 187(5, and of the Bankruptcy of Henry L jilkixgtox Haywabd, ofGrcy sti-CL-t. in the City of Auckland, in Eden County, in the Colony of New Zealand, upholsterer, & Debtor. This is to notify that at, the First Meotinsrof the Creditors of the abovc-naintd H<-nry Pil kiimtou Ilaywai-d held this day, Thomas Mac ifariam\ oi! Auckland, a Certificated Accountant iii Bankruptcy, was elected Creditor's Trustee in the Estate ot the, said Henry Pilkington Hay ward, and that the said Thomas JVlacffarlane lifin, in writing, intimated to me his acceptance of I lie said ouiee. Dated at Auckland, this 2ith day of January, IS"(Sd.) ALFD. H. KING, Deputy Registrar. Ruspell & Devosb, Solicitors. T ICENSES TO SELL KEROSENE* JU —— - Town Clerk's Office, Jan. 22,1877. Notice is hereby givnn that all Licences to Sell Kerosene expire on the 31st instant, and maybe renewed on apT|ii'*'lt.'in. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. SI A TTENTION!-AUCKLAND IA ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS. tlf 11 Tho Monthly Inspection of the Battery will be held Tlllrf (Wednesday) EVENING, in the Drill-shed, at 7.30. Uniform: Full Dress. Members absent without leave will be dis missed from tho corps. J. HERBERT BURNS, Captain Commanding. U A TTENTION !—No. 3 COMPANY W-C2- AUCKLAND RIFLES. "• Monthly Inspection TO-MORROW (Thurs day) Evening, in Full Dress, and with arms and accoutrements, for Battalion Drill, at which every member is requested to be present, as this Parade affects annual capitation grant. ARTHUR MORROW, Captain Commanding. 21th January, 1577. THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, NOON. CLEARING-OUT SALE. MILLINERY, RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, &c, &a, &o. CHEVAL GLASS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C, &C, &C, QUEEN-STKEET. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from the Misses lieldt, to sell by auction, at their premises, Quccn-stvcet, on Thursday next, the 25th instant, at 12 o'clock noon, The Balance of their New, Well-selected, and Fashionable Stock of Millinery, Ribbons, Trim mings, &c. Shop Fittings, Gas Fittings Large Handsome Cheval Glass A Glass Show Stand Household Furniture, Oilcloth, &c. THURSDAY NEXT, At 11 o'clock. MARKET II O U S E. EARTHENWARE.. CHINA, POTS, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION at the Stalls of Mr Tully, Market House, at 11 o clock, on Thursday next, The Whole of his well-selected and useful Stock of Earthenware, flollowware. China Pots, Tins New and Second-hand Furniture, &c. Stalls To Let. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW. THURSDAY, JANUARY 25. CI T V MAR Tv IN THE ESTATE OP TOWNSHEND BROTHERS. TWO HOUSES AND LAND PONSONBY. 340 ACRES LAND RIVERHEAD. KETCH SAMPSON. BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES. GRANT & MORTON Have received instructions from the Trustees in the above estate to sell by auction at their mart, on Thursday next at 12 o'clock noon:— ' Lot I.—Allotment 13, Section No. "> of Sub« division Nos. 7, 8, 9,10, and 11, of Section No. 8, known are Campbellville, in the County of Eden, containing 1 acre 1 rood 8 perches, together with newly erected House thereon, occupied by Mr. Valen tine. Lot 2.—310 acres at Riverhead, being allotment 50 and parts of 58 and 59, Parish of Parawhenua, County of Eden, with about Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Feet Sawn Timber in the Creek, an* Saws, Jacks, and Tools, used upon tho LOt3'EEl?sßaySaraPSOn' UO>T ly*g * Lots One and Two will be sold, subject to Aucffiersf arUCUIarS ™ aW>««^<» toth! Terms Qash ■——■■' ■ ■ -■:■■■ >js- iiuii__j—■__ TO-MORROW. B E MUE R A YARDS, FOR SALE, To-moi'row (Thursday), at U o'clock, .js, 1 K Af|^s9EEP' principally large-framed X.O\J\r Ewes of a good class, and Long* wooled Lambs. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW. UNDER DISTRAINT FOR RENT. THE subscriber will sell, at Mr H. $\ Hayward's, Grey - street, opposite Mr Young's butcher shop, at 11 o'clock sharp. THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE (good quality), consisting of-Iron and Woodeo, Bedsteads, Drawers, Sewing Machinal SofaSj Sec. GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31. BY ORDER OJ? THE MORTGAGER VILLA RESIDENCE AND ALLOT MENTS, PONSONBY. M. JONES & CO. BfAVE reoeived instmctions to sell ti* L auction, at the Central Salo Hoorus, on dlst instont, at 12 o'clock, Villa Resldenop and Seven Allotments, Pon- Bonby, toelns Lots 90,01. 93 V D3. W. W.wict 86, of subdivision of part o<! allptmeal gp ,* % seQtxoß B, ?l1 hurb S tfsMs