Alderton, 16; Cooper, 15 ; Soall (No. 3), 14; Bowden, 14; Henderson, 14; Payne, 13; Fairs, 6.

BROOMHALL CO.

(To the Editor of the Evening Star.) SIR.—It is reported that this Company has fallen through, and I cannot say I am much surprised to hear it, after reading the comments in the London papers on the advanced view of the Directors.

I observe from the Prospectus that Sir Julius Yogel was expected to join the Board, but I am afraid shareholders would be rather doubtful as to the expediency of committing their money to the hands of the great magician, in case he should discount too large a bill on the future of the Company ; for judg ing from the memoranda of the Association, there is ample scope for a go-ahead man, laying out the funds of the Company in the most advanced schemes. The Directors, amongst other things, are authorised "to buy, sell, let, lease, or mortgage and man age, either as principal upon their own deed, or upon Commission or agency terms, real and personal property, merchandise and effects of every description in New Zealand and the Australian colonies, Tasmania, and the Islands of the Pacific Ocean, including existing mortgage or other securities." "To make roads on, to fence, drain, cultivate stock, and improve lands purchased by, or leased to, the Company. To lay out towns, to send out farm servants or emigrants. To acquire, or participate in, by purchase, taking shares, amalgamation, or otherwise, the goodwill of any business established for any of the purposes herein mentioned." Mr Broomhall also kindly sells to the Company the 50,000 acres of land given to him by Government at a low price for the purpose of a special settlement, for which he only asks the moderate sum of £5000, which in the words of the Prospectus "Is intended to reimburse Mr Broomhall and the other gentleman (his son, I presume) for their expenditure of time and trouble, &c. —Further Comment is Unnecessary.

ARRIVAL OF THE VISION.

The brig Vision arrived to-day from the Island of Arrowsmith, Marshall Group with a full cargo of copra. Sailed from Arow smith Island sth December; had light N.E. trades to the Equator, which was crossed on the 9th December in longitude 172.30 E. ; had light winds and squalls till the 14th in latitude 7.10 S. ; longitude 173.34 E. Experienced terrific squalls from the westward bar, 29.80, falling on the 15th at 4 a.m. ; sudden shift to E.N.E. wind at hurricane force, every appearance of a revolvingl storm. 8 a.m.: barometer 29.60, falling fast; ship on port tack, under two lower topsails. Noon : Blew fore topsail away ; ship labouring heavy under lower main topsail. Afternoon : Very calm, high sea running, barometer 29.45, still falling. 4 p.m.: Sudden shift to the S. W. ; storm raging furiously, with blinding sain. 8 p.m. : Barometer commenced to rise. 10 p.m. : The starboard quarter boat which was hanging in the davits ; blew on hoard, carrying davits and rail away. At midnight storm moderating ; bar 29,55, from thence to 13 South. Had light wind from S.W. ; from thence to Matthew Rock S.E. wind and clear weather. Matthew Rock was sighted on the 28th; had N.E. and N. W. winds Friday, January 4. At 10 p. m. Saturday, sth, hard gales from N.W., too thick to see the land. Sunday, 6th, saw the Great Barrier. Had high confused sea and light wind from S.W. Vessel drifting to sea. Saw the Poor Knights on Thurs day ; light breeze from S.S.W. and S. blowing at the time. Thence into port moderate weather. The Vision has been aw_y from Auckland 5 months. The schooner Agnes Donaldjand Fortune ■were cruising among; the Marshall Group when the Vision left Arrow smith. Captain Murray and all on board were well. Mr Cosens, who went down as supercargo, has remained at the Group trading.

Australia v. Otago.

[BY TELEGRAPH.]

DUNEDIN, this day

The match Australian Eleven v. 22 o Otago commenced at noon, between eight and nine hundred people were on the f round. The weather was rather fine, 'he Australian's took the field. Austin and Spring went to the wickets, and after some fair play Austin was clean bowled by Kendall, and was succeeded by H. Mencie, who in his second over made a good hit off Spofforth for 3. Nivin made a draw for 1, and 20 was put up. Spring then drew one to leg, and got another for an overthrow; and McNeil made 2 off Kendall; Spring added 2 off Spofforth. A change of bowling then took place, Boyle taking Rendall's end ; McNeil made one, and Spring snicked one to leg for 2 and 30 was put up. Spring was shortly after wards caught by Bannerman. Score: 2 wickets for 32 runs, including 2 extras. Paramour supplied the vacancy, and after some singles McNeil drove one for 3 ; he was subsequently caught by Spofforth. 3 for 42.

Dixson followed, and snicked the first ball from Spofforth for 2, but was bowled out next over by Spofforth. 4 for 45. Nicholls succeeded, and afterseveral good drives and singles had been scored, he was bowled by Garrett. 5 for 55. F-PP Morrison took the vacant place, and after a single by McNeil, Morrison cut Boyle prettily for two. McNeil was now playing very .veil, and punishing the loose balls. Afew singles and 60 was on the board. McNeil drove Garrett well to the off for 2, and was followed by Morrison for 1. McNeill gave a chance, which was not taken; but after scoring another single, he was clean bowled by Garrett, after a care ful innings of 28. Score : 6 for 64. Rose came next, andgafter some singles had been scored Morrison was sturapedjin attempting to run. 7 for 66. Mellington went in and signalised him self by running out Rose 8 for 66. A. Cardiuall now went in, but the first ball from Garrett scattered his timber. 9 for 66.

McFarlane then took the wickets, and great things were expected of him. He snicked the first ball to leg for 2, but was bowled by Garrett next ball—lo for 70. F. Fulton was next, and succumbed +o his first ball—ll for 70.

Hesketh folio-, ed, and Nicholls opened shoulders to on* off Boyle; but Horan being in the w«jy he retired—l 2 for 71. Clarke succeeded, and Hesketh immediately sent one off Boyli to leg for 3. Singles follo-v-d, till. Clark cut one of Boyle's nicely f»r 3. Hackel followed by drawing Garrett tor 1. Kendall now eok the ball from Boyle, and his first o_r was a maiden. After •some singles 80 appeared, and adjournment was made for lurch.

The s s Waiuka will leave Tauranga to-morrow, andarive alongside theQueen etreet wharf ahoit midnight. The ss Tarau.kiwill arrive at Onehunga about 7 'o'clock Sonday morning. Before the New Year holidays set in kind hushnds are reminded they should treat thcr wives as well as them -selves to some lew Clothes. A nice new Dress and Hat fc the wife, and Clothing for children and selfcan be obtained at a very Imall cost at te City Hall Arcade You will find ths is thetnght Establishment in which to la-out your cash. After the necessary articl. of clothing are purchased what spare mo-_y you have can be well invested in mating your homes comfort able by buying - little Furniture or a new Carpet Floor Cith, Curtains, etc., etc., for .there you will cc the Greatest Variety m Auckland. Taestry Carpets from 2s Id ; Brussels from 4Sd; Bedroom Carpets rom Is • Fancy Matngs, and Furniture of all kinds proportiuately cheap. Country Settlers are inited to stroll through the spacious Showioom, 166 feet long, and inspect the Stoa-Holloway, Garhck, and CranweU, Propetors, City Hall Arcade, Queen and Lor.-streets.— [Aavt.]

The concluding public services in con nection with the Primitive M.thodist District Meeting will take place to-morrow in the Alexandra-street Church. In the morning at 11 o'clock the Rev W. J. Dean, who laboured here some seven years ago, will preach ; in the afternoon at a quarter to 3 a children's service .viil be held ; and in the evening at 6.30 the Rev J. Ward, of Dunedin, son "of the late Revß. Ward, who started the Primitive Methodist cause in this city, will preach. We have no doubt but that the services will be of a very in teresting character. The value of coke as a fuel, and as a means of economy of coal, is not appreciated sufficiently. A mixed fuel of coal and coke is invaluable for the ordinary purposes of heating, and still more for those cooking and raising steam, as it absorbs -he smoke or inflammable gases given off by coal during combustion, and renders . the fire IrigHer,clearer, and hotter. This is much more apparent where our local coals are used; indeed, owing to the rapidity of burning, some of these threaten to go out of consumption altogether. Coke supplies .xactlv that which these coals lack—body and resistance. Every householder should buy coals and coke at the same time, and, if convenient, mix them ; smaller bills and greater satisfaction will be the result The price of coke is advertised elsewhere— [A DVT.]

12, 1878.

EVEKING STAR SATURDAY. JANUARY



WANTED, a General Servant; refer ences required.—Mrs. R. H. Stevenson, Shelly Beach Road, Ponsonby. . _____.? WANTED, a Carpenter, Millmen, and. Bushmen for Whangapoua.—C. A. Harris. WANTED, a respectable General Ser vant.—Apply Mrs. West, Alma Place, Freeman's Bay. . WANTED, Men engaged for Reclama tion Works to be a. our office at half past 7 sharp on Monday morning.—W. and G. Winstone. ANTED, immediately a lirst-class Horse Shoer and General Blacksmith ; to a good man constant employment, none other need apply—Parker and Co., Napier.—Apply to T. and S. Morrin. HEAP SADDLES for sale at A. Kennedy's.—Good Saddles from 355. RAPER'S ASSISTANT. - Wanted, a Junior Hand.—Apply to Holloway, Gar lick and Cranwell. ANTED, Purchasers for all descrip tions of Timber, Sashes, Doors, Mould ngs, Joiner's Work. Sec, at Prices to meet the times.—Auckland Timber Company (Limited), G. HOLDSHIP, Manager. WANTED, a first-class Shoeing Smith. — *pply to J. Andrew. WANTED7Washing to do. Ladies or gents' leaving their address at this office will be called upon. - ANTED, a strong active Boy.— A. Cucksey, Grocer, Wakefleld-street. ~WT ANTED, first-class Waiter (young), VT male and female Cook (really good places), several Female Servants, young Girls and Boys to be useful.—Hannaford's Registry, Queen-street. ANTED, a Bricklayer for inside paving at the Victoria Stables.—W. Crowther. ANTED, a Blacksmith for bush. sawmill.—Guthrie & Larnach Company Limited, J. W. Waller, Manager. WANTED to Buy a Hand-Cart (second-hand), in good _epa_r.—For address apply this office. WANTED, a steady Man to drive horses.—Apply on Monday morning to Ballantine and Cammell. XTf" ANTED, a Bouy.—J. W. Carr and ANTED, a respectable middle-aged Woman to look after a small family references required; a comfortable home pro vided.—Mrs. G. H. Evans, opposite Dr. Lee's Albert-street. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply Quick's Stables, Victoria-street. TIT ANT ED KNOWN. TO TRADESMEN, MECHANICS, AND OTHERS. MONEY ADVANCED in SUMS of £2 to £50 on personal security, re-payable by weekly instalments, at L. H. NEUMEGEN, Auckland Loan Office, 165, Queen-street, opposite Savings Bank. Private Entrance down right-of-way,. ANTED, a thorough Waiter; must have references; several Female Ser vants, youug Girls, useful Boys.—Hannaford's Registry, Queen-street, opposite Firebell. WANTED to Sell, cheap, lot of Ladies' House Boots, only 4/6 and 5/6 pair, size ito 8; Children's Prunella Boots, _ and 5 size, 1/6; 6 size, 1/9; 20 sides of Bacon, at /6 per lb.— H. Watts. Pitt-street. _^ ANTED KNOWN, that having a Large Stock of Iron Bedsteads, Fold ing, Stump, French, and Half-tester, we are Offering them at low prices to make room for urther shipments expected shortly: also, Mat frasses, Palliasses, Bolsters, and Pillows, all kinds.—T. &H. Cooke. 67, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN, that we are sell ing Tapestry Carpets from 2/11 per yard Brussels Carpets, from 4/9; Bedroom Carpets, from 1/; Heathrugs. from 6/6.; also, Mattings, plain and fancy. Linoleum, Floorcloths. &c, at lowest prices.—T. &H. Cooke, 67, Queen-street. WANTED, good Servants to call be tween 3 and _ o'clock on Tuesday, when Ladies will be in for engaging; also Female Cooks for Hotel; Boy for ferry boat; Bay of Islands. Man and Wife, no family, for farm.— Mrs. Elsmore's Registry, Shortland-street. ANTED Known, that the Opposition in Queen-street is fiercer [than ever. Mutton, 2d; Beef, 3d; Pork, _d; Lamb, _d; Steaks, _d. Cash only.—A.. Porn well. ANTED, by a respectable Youth about fifteen, a situatien as apprenticr to the drapery or grocery business.—Address L.. Star office. ' WANTED, a steady Man for the Auck land Hotel, to make himself usefu .— John Menzies. : ANTED, by a young man, aged 30, a thorough practical cutter, just from London, on Engagement in a first-class house, or of salesman in the ready-made and to superintend the tailoring department. Could manage a branch, town or country.—Address G.S., Star office. ■ WANTED. 12 good Pick and Shove Men at the Kyber Pass Road Railway works, WANTED, immediately, for the Whaling Barque Gazelle, 8 green hands, £4 advance, 140 th lay.—H. F. __nderson and Co., Ship Chandlers, Queen-street. _ WANTED, a Boy, about 14 years of age, for the Bay of Islands.—Apply to Providore s.s. lona, on Monday. WANTED, a Youth able to use the needle and palm ; constant work to a good hand,—Apply No. 11. Insurance Buildings. WrANTEDIKNOWN, that I am Selling W a better quality Meat, and at a Lower Price than my ferocious friend in the Oueen a Gully.—Alfred Carter, Purveyor of Meat to all the nobility of the West End. WHITE Maltese Lace Collars, Is. each; other Collars, _d; beautiful Bows for the Hair or Neck, 9d; Regatta Shirts 2s; Belts, 6d: Ladies Beaded Belts, la 6d; Braces, 9d; Girls' Hats, 6d; Sun Hats, Is; Kid Reviver 2d per bottle; Garter Elastic, Id per yard: other Klastic. 4 yards a penny; lot of nice powers chead ;'Note Paper, 2d per quire; Ruled do, 4d; Spectacles, Is; Jews' Harps, two a penny. Come and see my Leather Boots ______ 6a to 3s6d.—W. H. Dumpier, Victoria-street.—E lour, ljd. A USTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVI- J\_ DENT SOCIETY. FOR MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE, &0. NEW ZEALAND BRANCH: Head Office, Wellington. T. is found in the course of business that mistakes frequently occur, in consequence of the similarity of title assumed by. some of the new Life Offices recenily estabnshed in the requested to note that the »i™n?T-v tWhtual Provident Society is Office in Australia. Present Annual Revene £47Q m AootjSSSSd Funds" exceed -^000.000. Thp New business for the year 1876 was 4559 OTTOO-als accepted 3 and completed assuring -Ui-tm and producing a i_ew annual revenue otsXa assuring with this office share the whole Tofits, and a bonus is declared every fifth year. RD w> LOWB Resident Secretary, Airent for Auckland: "^ Auex&mwL Saundbrs



TTTESLEYAN CHURCH E TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). PITT-STREET.— Morning, 11, Rev. J. Du___be Evening, 6.30, Rev. W. Tinsley. PARNELL.— Morning, 11, Rev. W. J, Williarr Evening. 6.30, Rev. J. Wailis. GRAFTON ROAD Morning, 11, Rev. J. Clove Evening, 6.30, Rev. C. Ward. UNION-STREET.— Morning, 11, Mr. BurtO] Evening, 6.30, Mr. Wykes. PONSONBY.—Morning, 11, Mr. Olphert; Eve ing, 6.30, Rev. W. J. Williams. NEW NORTH ROAD. — Afternoon, 2.30, M Hogg: Evening, 6.30, Mr. Burton. NORTH SHORE.—Morning, 11, Mr. Cox; Eve ing. 6.30, Mr. Jessop. MOUNTEDEN.— Morning, 11, Mr. Wykes. StT^stephen's presbyteria: CHURCH, Ponsonby HaU.—Divine Servi< will bo conducted To-tnorrow Morning, at 1 and Evening, at 6.30., by Rev. Mr._Runciman. "FT NIT E D _M ET HO DIS T' FRE <U CHURCH, Temperance Hall Alber street.—Rev. J. Caygill will preach To-morro' Morning, at 11. and this will be the last Servic in the HaU. All the Teachers and Scholars ai requested to be present in the Afternoon at 2.3' LORNE- STREET HALL SUNBAO SERVICES. conducted by Samuel Edgei BA., Sunday, Jannary 13.—Morning: " The R( vival that we need." Evening: "The Way t the End." Sequel to last Sunday evening, N.B.—January 20 and 27, there will be n Service, as Mr. Edger will be in Wellington a Grand Lodge Sessions. RIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH Alexandra-street. — Sabbath Services :- Morning, at 11, Rev. W. J. Dean . Evening, a 6.30, Rev. J. Ward. Afternoon, Children's Sei vice, at 2.45; addresses will be delivered by th Revs. W. Potter, Jones, and Mr. Edge. ONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Beres ford-street.—Sunday Services, Jan. 13.- Rev. J. Robertson, M.A., will preach in th Morning at 11, and in the Evening at 6.30. _ OUTH BRITISH INSURANCJ COMPANY. CAPITAL, £1,000,000. Buildings of every description, and Contents Insured. "Wool from Sheep's Back or Shipping Port ro London. Vessels, Freight, Gold, Grain, Gum, am Cargoes generally Insured to and from London the Colonies, America, China, Mauritius, th Islands, _.c. Lowest Current Rates. Head Office, Auckland. A. BOARDMAN, • Manager. "OONSONBY HIGHWAY DISTRICT NO TIC E. A Special Meeting of the Ratepayers of thi above District is hereby convened to be held a Ponsonby Hall, on MONDAY, the 2Sth Jan. 1878, at 1 o'clock p.m. , Business: To cousider the advisability o raising money byway of loan on the security o the rates of the District,under the authority an< by virtue of Part 3 of the Highways Act, 1874 for the purpose of constructing Public Work the District. A proposal to authorise the borrowing o money for the above purpose will be submittec to the Meeting. By order of the Board. WM. THORNE, Chairman. Ponsonby, January IL_IB7B. I^TTGHT "SHOOL, Carlton Academy. ijj MONDAY, at 7. GR. M C N A B • Wholesale & Retail FAMILY GROCER, 30, QUEEN-STREET. __r S hippiNG Supplied. ~-5s E~W ING MACHINES OF FIRST-CLAS QALITY AI 1 LESS THAN COST. Having bought Messrs. E. Porter & Co.'i entire stock of Sewing Machines at a greai reduction oft English cost, I will sell them ai Prices never before heard of in Auckland, com prising Domestic and Manufacturing Machine! of the best makers. Each Machine guarantiee and kept in order 12 months free of charge. GEO. W. HESLOP, ENGINEER, " THE FITTING SHOP," Victoria-street, a few doors above Quick's Stables. T~ O CONTRACTORS, CARPENTERS &c. Tenders are required on or before the 16tl instant, for an Hotel at Railway Station, Hamil ton. for Thomas Jolly, Esq. Plans, &c., at my office. THOMAS H. WHITE, Architect. p<ITY EAST ELECTORS Mr. W. L. REES will Meet and Address hii Constituents on MONDAY EVENING, a Eight o'clock, in the Mechanics' Institute. m O CONTRACTORS Tenders addressed "The Chairman of th< One Tree Hill Board" will be received at th< Office, Junction Hotel, on Tuesday, the 22nc January, before _ p.m., where plans and specifl cations may be seen. JAMES BABER, C.E., Shortland-street, m O BUILDER"!- Tenders will be received until noon of thel9tl instant, for the erection of a Villa Residence a Mount Eden. „ E. KEALS & SON. Architects. mO BUILDERS Tenders will be received until noon of the 17tl instant, for additions and alterations to Premisei at the New Cutting, Parnell. R. KEALS & SON, Architects. frTO B U I L D E R S Tenders will be received until 3 p.m. of Satur day, 19th instant, for the erection of a Dwelling house at Ponsonby. Plans. &c, at the Lyce'im Hobaon-street. The lowest or any tender no necessarilly accepted. 04 . DAVID ROSS, Painter. fT. O B U I LDERS Tenders will be received until _ p.m. of Wed nesday, the 16th instant, for the erection of i Villa in Ponsonby. Plans. &c, at my office, Albert-street. ' EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect. AUCKLAND AND HAMILTON RAILWAY. REFRESHMENT ROOM AT MERCER. Tenders will be received up to Noon o SATURDAY, January 12.1878, at the Office o the Undersigned, for Lease of Refreshmen Room at Mercer. Tender to be marked " Tender for Refresh ment Room." , ~ _ , . Specifications to be seen at the Bookm. Office, Auckland, Drury, Mercer and Hamilton By order. A . V . MAGDONALD, General Manager. ■nKAINAGE NIO T I C E TO OWNERS AND OCCUPIERS. Auckland Town Clerk's Office. January 1877. Notice ia hereby given to owners and occu piers of Land, situate and abutting oi LORN--STREET (between Wellesley and Vie toria-street), to Drain their respective Propertie into the Sewer in course of construction. The present Contractor will execute the wor] at schedule prices, to street line> particulars o which may be obtained on application to th Failing non-compliance with this notice, th City Council will, under the provisions of Th Corporations Act, 1876," proceed with, the wor] necessary, at the risk and Co3t of owners o occupiers. PHILIPS. Town Clerk._ UCKLAND AND HAMILTON RAILWAY. SHEEP FAIR AT REMUERA, January 22 and 23. A Special Sheep Train will leave Hamllto on January 21st, ,22nd, and 23rd. Time in a future notice. Orders for Wagons should be given on ( before Friday, al^ MACDONALD, General Manager. LOST, on the 2nd January, near Rai way Station, a Yellow Terrier Dog, ea: and tail uncut; had on metal collar with regi tered No. Reward on returning same to Allei Survey office. FOUND, a Black Fichu.—Apply at th office.



5 %_\f ANTED Known, that D. Goldie ii YY prepared to supply all kinds of Timbi and other Building Materials, including Sashe Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, House Block i. Posts, Rails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Ir> ' Bark and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, Sec Sec „ at the lowe3t market price, a- hi. Yards Cus ' ttm-house-street. r, T M P O R T A N T T C CHEMISTS, DRUGGISTS, i- ' .. WHOLESALE MERCHANTS, l, STOREKEEPERS, AND THE s t PUBLIC GENERALLY. c I ;.' 82F Just Landed ex S. R. • Lyman, 3 from New York. i. - 7S cases MEXICAN MUSTANG LINI " MENT, small, medium, and large size , 5 cases Lyon's KATHAIRON, for the t HAIR ■ 10ca.es Lyon's - INSECT POWDER, ' portending death to Fleas, Mosquitoes, - Bugs, and Colorado Beetles. ' 2 ca.es Lyon's EXTRACT OF JAMAICA ; GINGER ■ 1 case Wynkoop's PECTORAL OF ICE LAND MOSS, for Chest Complaints, . Cougns, Influenza, etc. ; 10 cases Drake's World - Renowned PLANTATION BITTERS 1 case SEA MOSS FARINE, the most nutritious Food for Invalids, Children, &c, &c. Makes Jellies of a rich and . delicate flavour, and cheaper than Corn Flour. i •■-.,' A.* IjOURIE, HOBSON ' S ' G S, SHORTLAND-STREET. pRAND A THLETIC TV/TEETING. OPENING DAY OP THE TRADESMEN'S ATHLETIC CLUB, TO BE HELD AT I ELLEKSLIE GARDENS, ON TUESDAY, 29th. JANUARY (Regatta Day). First Race to sart at 12 o'clock. 100 YARDS LEVEL—Cup, value £4. 150 YARDS HANDICAP) To he decided by > points—lst prize, £6; 300 YARDS HANDICAP ) 2nd, £3; 3rd, 81. MAIDEN RACE, 120 yards.—lst prize, Cup; 2nd, Trophy. 600 YARDS HANDICAP )To oe decided by V points—lst prize, £6; ONE MILE HANDICAP . 2nd, £3 ; 3rd, £1. • 200 YABDS HURDLE RACE (Handicap).— Ist prize, £3; 2nd, £1. HIGH JUMP.—Trophy value £3. QUOITS (Handicap).—lst prize, £3; 2nd, 10s. BELL IN THE RING.-Prize, 10s. Entries will close on the 19th instant, at 9 o'clock, and must be addressed to the Secretary, at the Charlemont Hotel, Wakefield-street, with colours, &c, &c. Members can enter for all events on the pro gramme by payment of 7s, 6d.; or, for one single event, 2s. 6d. The points to be scored as follow : 6 for first, i for second, 2 for third. Ties to be run off at an intermediate distance. No protest will be entertained without a deposit of 10s, such deposit to be forfeited if the protest be found frivolous. JAMES REGAN, Hon. Sec. Tradesmen's Athletic Club. piTY COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE BURGESSES OF THE CITY OF AUCKLAND. A a Candidate for your suffrages I beg to state that in offerisg my services to represent your interests in the City Council I belong to no party, either Commercial or Political; nor am I put forward by any clique, but submit myself solely on my own merits. Should you honour me by returning my name at the head of the Poll on TUESDAY next, it will be my endeavour and determination to do my best in the interest of my fellow-citizens generally. As an exemplifica tion of my views, I may state that it will always be my aim to further a reduction of rates, which now press so heavily on citizens, and to prevent an unwise expenditure of City Funds. The Water Supply Question, to my mind, is one of vital importance to the health and welfare of the City. The Water Rates require a careful and thorough revision, in order to make them both self-supporting and popular. I am in favour, so far as practicable, of completing those streets now already partially formed, in pre ference to commencing fresh works for storm waters to carry away. I would support any scheme for lessening the cost of management of City; Affairs, providing always the efficiency of the same be not impared. I shall do my best to further City improvements without increasing the rates already imposed It being stated by some indiscreet canvassers for Mr. Buchanan—not, I am sure, with that gentleman's sanction—that I belong to a semi- Political Religious Society, and as this un scrupulous statement is made with the intention to do me an iniury, I here most distinctly deny that Ijbelong to any such Society. The only Societies I am connected with are simply Benefit Associations intended for the relief of my fellow man when (necessary, irrespective of creed or race. Thanking you for the honour of proposing me and assuring you that if elected, I hope to prove myself worthy of the trust reposed in me. I have the honour to be, Your obedient servant. JOHN GKEY. HE COLONIAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the provisions of Clause 77 of the Deed of Settle . ment, the Half-yearly General Meeting of the Proprietors will be held at the University (now Colonal Bank) Buildings, en WEDNESDAY, , the 30th January instant,, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.. . ■•_ ' __ _. And notice is hereby .further given that Mr. John Reid,.of Corner Bush, retires from the office of Director of this Bank, in terms of the -2nd ciause of the Deed ot Settlement, and that he is not until the next ensuing election eligible , for re-election, and that the following Pro prietors have given notice, in terms of clause 45 of the Deed,, that they are Candidates for the office of Director thus vacated, viz. :— Honorable Henry Samuel Chapman, Richard Oliver, Esq; At suoh meeting the term of office of the present Auditors will expire,, and it will be the business of the Meeting to elect two Proprietors to.be Auditors for the ensuing year, pursuant to olause 97 of the Deed of. Settlement. Of the retiring Auditors, one only—Mr Keith Ramsay— '■ is eligible, and offers himself for re-election as an Auditor. _- , . Proxies must be left at the Banking-house in High-street, at least 24 hours before the time appointed for holding the meeting, or they can not be acted upon. By order of the Board. OGQWIE< General Manager. General Manager's Office, Dunedin, 3rd January, 1878.. AN EXHIBITION of Needlework, &c, by the Children of the Lake, Stokes Point, and Devonport Schools, will be held at the Lake Catholic College on THURSDAY, January 24. Prizes for excellence of work and good conduct, will be given to the children by Mrs Whitaker. Each child present will receive a Gift. Parents andi friends are requested to encourage the children by their presence. Doors open at 12 o'clock. Admission—Adults,. 6d; Children, Free- Conveyances will rnn from Mr O. May's Residence every two hours to and from the Lake. SUPERIOR PREPARATORY SCHOOL, Hob3on-street_ i CARLTON ACADEMY Will RE-OPEN as above on MONDAY, the 14th inst. Hours from 8) a.m. to 12 noon; from ; 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Course of instruction: Latin, > Greek, Mathematics, Algebra, Euclid, Book keeping, and English in, all its branches. Hoh . days.- Two weeks at Christmas; one week ', Midwinter. Terms (including pens, ink,, elates, •' and pencils); £1 Is quarterly, in advanced Ihe ■ Quarter reckoned from date of entry. EVEN ING SCHOOL as usual at 7.—C. B. Andrew, Head Master.—January 7, 1878. AUCKLAND- AND NEWCASTLE RAILWAY. The GOOD & TRAIN leaving Hamilton at 8,5 a.m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, IS SUSPENDED until further notice, and will i leave aafollo ws :— r Hamilton, dep., 3.30 pan. Newcastle, 4.23 p.m. Ohinewai, 5.53 p.m. Mercer, 7.10 p.m. * pukekohe, 8.14 p.m. i, Auckland, an., 10.57 p.m. A. V. MACDONALD, 3 General Manager.



s T OST, a letter aadrecsed to R. „G t! JLJ Macky, Ehrenfreid Bros., No. 3, Queei rt strset.—The finder will be rewarded on returi ' ig the same to the abor c. '. Seminary.—eden terrace - -_) NEW NORTH RO _D. Miss Johnson desires to intimate to parent . and friends of her pupils that her School wi. RE-OPEN on Wednesday, 16th inst. Classe for Singing and Dancing conducted as formerlj Vacancies for two or three Boarders. Term on application. ' ___ - 1 S npHOS J- HARBUTT, Wholesale Brush Manufacturer, VICTORIA-STREET EAST, . Auckland. BOARD OF EDUCATION. WANTED, Teachers for the undermentioned Schools :— Mangere (Female Assistant Teacher) Ness Valley, Wairoa Tairtia. Applications, with Testimonials, to be delivered at the Office of the Board. Wyndhanv street, Auckland, not later than THURSDAY, 17—i January inst. VINCENT E. RICE, Secretary. BY-LAWS FOR THE REGULATION OF THE CITY COUNCIL ABATTOIRS. Town Clerk's Office", Dec. 20; 1877. Notice is hereby given, in conformity with the provisions of the "Municipal Corporations Act, 1876," a MEETING of the City Council will be held on the 30th January, 1878, to confirm the By-laws as above, passed on the 19th day of December, 1577. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. _l-l_^_S____iil^^l_i_gl™-^_l__i__- Public Works Office, Auckland, January 4, 1878.- TT AIPARA-PUNUI RAILWAY. SUPPLYING ROUGH STONE FOR PROTECTION OF PIERS, WAIKATO BRII-GK. Written Tenders will be received at this office until noon of FRIDAY, 18th January, 1878, for Supplying Rough Stone for Protection of Piers, Waikato Bridge, Newcastle. Specification and. Conditions can be seen at this office, and at the Public Works Office, IjFew- The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J AS. STEWART, District Engineer. ARANGAHAPE HIGHWAY DISTRICT. To Contractors. Tenders will be received up to 6 p.m.- on MONDAY, the 14th instant, at the Office of the Board (Mr. T. Hayes'). York-street, for Earth works in Upper Queen-street; also for Fencing and Painting. Plans, &c., to be seen at the Office of Mr. John Bcylan, C.E., 129, Queen-street.- Any objection to the proposed cutting in Upper Queen-street to be lodged with the un dersigned on or before the 14th instant, where any information respecting the works may be obtained. By order of the Board. JOSEPH WARREN, Ghairman. January 4, 1878. THOROUGH OF PARNELL. Tenders will be received at the Borough Office until January 17th, for the Removal of Night Soil, Emptying Earth-closets, &C, for the ensuing Twelve Months. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. B. STRANGE. Town Clerk. Public Works Office, (Colonial Architect's Branch), Wellington, 20th December, 1877. TENDERS are invited for the Restora tion of the Lunatic Asylum at the Whau. General Conditions, Specifications, and Draw ings may be seen at the Office of the Colonial Architect, Wellington; at the Office of the District Engineer, Auckland ; and at the Office of P. Herapath, Esq., Architect, Queen- Tenders addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Public Works, and Marked outside "Tsnder for Restorations, Lunatic Asylum," will be received at the office of the Colonial Architect up to noon of TUESDAY, the fifteenth day of January, 1878. Telegraphic Tenders, similarly addressed and marked, will be received if presented _-t any Telegraph Office by Noon of the same date, provided that Written Tenders in due form are lodged at a District or Resident Engineers Office by the same hour. The lowest or any Tender not necessanl accepted. P. F..M. BURROWS, Acting for Colonial Architeot. TpAPAKURA -ANNUAL RACES. TUESDAY, 29th JANUARY, 187.8. (Anniversary Day). HANDICAP HURDLE RACE, of 30 soys., second horse to receive 5 soys. from the stakes. Twice round the course, over 8 flights of hurdles. Nomination, 1; soy. ; acceptance. 2 soys. MAIDEN PLATE, of 20 _ovs., second horse to receive 5 soys. from the stakes. Entrance. £110s. Weight for age ; 1J miles. For all horses hat have never won an advertised race exceeding 10 soys. PAKURA HANDICAP, of 100 soys.; 20 soys. to the second; and 10 soys. to the third horse, out of the stakes. Distance, miles. Nomination, 2 soys.; acceptance, 3 soys.; and 2 soys. at the pest. PONY RACE, of 10 soys., 2 soys. to go to second horse out of the stakes. One mile and a distance. Entrance, 1 soy. For ponies, 14 hands 2 inches, and under.. Top weight. lOst.; 71bs. allowed for every inch under. Poßtentry. ___ _, „„ ... RAILWAY HANDICAP, of 20 soys., with a sweep of 1 soy. each to go to second horse. Entrance, 1 soy., and acceptance 1 soy. One mile and'a distance. Handicap to appear immediately after the Papakura Handicap. _ i_ ■ _ HACK RACE, of 10sovs. Entrance, 1 soy. One mile and a distance. Winner to be sold for 20 soys; surplus if any to go to the funds. LADIES' PURSE, of 20 soys., with a sweep of 1 soy. each, to go to the second horse. En trance, 2 soys.. Welter weight for age. Gentlemen riders. One mile and a CONSOLATION HANDICAP, qf 15 soys. En trance, 1 soy., and acceptances 1 soy. to the fund. 1. To be run under the Auckland Racing 2. General entries, to be made to the Secre tary, at his office, Durham-street, Auckland; or to Mr. W. Walters, jun., at the Papakura Hotel, on FRIDAY, the 19th January,.lß7S. at 8 o'clock p.m. Acceptances, where not other wise specified, to be made by 1 o'clock p.m. on 3. Five per cent, will be deducted from the gross of all monies paid, in accordance with the programme,.** W™^ pERCIVAL> Secretary. AUPIRI COAL MINING. COM PANY (LIMITED). The Company are now supplying COAL, at their Mine, Huntly Railway Station, at the following prices, per truck load, of five tons, in bulk: — - n Household (lumpy) •• •• 50s- Steam (screened) .. 4Us. Slack .. -• __ ••• ""s* Discount allowed on orders from 20 to 100 tons, 10 per cent.; over 100 tons, 20 per cent. Orders for any intermediate stations on tne line are requested to be. sent direct to the Mines, addressed to the Mine Manager, Taupiri Coal Mines, Huntly, accompanied by remittance, and the Coal will be supplied without delay. If required in bags, purchasers will please tor ward these to Mines, rail freight paid; extra charge for filling bags, Is. 6d. per ton. _ Orders for Auckland and Onehunga received ' at the Company's Office, Fort-ptreet, where fur ther informatioamay be obtained.. . The following are the rates of carriage chargec 1 by railway, par truck load of five tons :— "M inps to— Mines to— Newcastle- .. 12/6 Papakura. .. 38; Mercei !.. 18/4 X?P at°itol "Wi Tuaknu .. .. 25/ Otahuhu .. 46/. Pukekohe .. 29/2 Onehunga .. 49/ DrvTry .. - 35/10 Auckland .. 51/. "Mr R W. Hammond has been apppintet Sole* Agent for the Sate of the Company's Coa at Auckland and Suburbs.^ SCEamFF . Seoretary. JTart-street, Auakland. Sept. c, 1877.



TO LET, or for Sale, a Suburban Resi dence; situated an the Motvut Eden j-t«_d. *l oppo.we Mi\ Kelly's property, and a-_t___ung Mr. ISiehard Garlick's.—Fnr particulars apply _ to Mr. Henton, at Kempthorno, Pro. ser & Co.'s, . Shortla___-street. _______ -Y.O LET. Hotise and Shop, comer of :? _i_ Victoria and Albert-streets —Apply next J* door, FOR SALE, W years' Lease of a' ten roomed House in town ; good stabtesahd splendid situation; ground Rent £52.—W. Flood, * 5, Exchange. ' F'~ 1)R SALE, ai J arge Allotment in Chapel-street.-^Samuel Cochrane & Son. JpQ__ CASH, Balance at 10s. per week.— cvO _- Comfortable Cottage close to the Rail way Station.—S. Vaile. House and Land Agent, Shortland-street. ____-_-__■__ : jG~| f% to £1000 LENT,- on Building Society 3.11. principles or on any terms to suit borrowers.—C. Williamson, Estate Agent, Vul can Lane. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. __ ■ 1 pTS. PER FOOT, at Ponsonby. two Capita A_- Buildihg Allotments, measuring 80 x 100 for Sale at 15s. per foot.—S. Vaile, Land Agent, Shortland-street. * ________ IQ-| ACRE FARM, 17 miles from OJL Auckland. Good orchard, 10 acres in .rrass and crops, comfortable house of four I- rooms, plenty of wood and water; large run ad- L' joining. Price, £270.—5. Vaile,- Land Agent, Shortland-street. OR SALE, the Unexpired Term- of the Lease of the Residence at present occupied 1 by Mr.- W. J. Hill, containing eight rooms, ■ pleasantly situated in Parnell, and commanding »■ a magnificent view of the harbour. For particulars and terms apply to Samuel Cochrane and Son. _^^ TO LET, a centrally-situated Shop in Queen-street.—Apply to J. Mynott, Dorn well's Buildings. TO LET, a six-rooomed. House, near the corner of Wellesley and Nelson-streets.— ■ Wra. Brownhill, Bootmaker, 70, Queen-street, or at the corner of Wellesley and Nelson-sts. TO LET, at Mount St. John, the Villa Residence lately occupied by Judge Gillies.—Apply at United Service Hotel, Queen ' i street. TO LET, a comfortable five-roomed House with Kitchen, in York-street, New ton ; water laid on. Terms easy.—York Hotel. Upper Queen-street, Newton. TO LET, that double front (plate glass) jhopand Dwelling-House in Queen-street, next door to Hemus and Hanna's.—Apply to F. He win and Brother, Grocers. TO LET, the Premises lately occupied by Professor Evans. —Apply to Manasrer Bank of New South Wales. __ TTTOTEL and Store to Let in Country.— JLJL Mrs. Elsmore's Registry, Shortland-st. OOOK —NEWLY-ERECTED House of dSi-O-V _». 6 rooms, very neatly and con veniently fitted up. Allotment. 40 x 102 feet; excellent view, both back and front. Terms very easy.—S. Vaile, Land Agent Shortland street^ Jp* ©£(_-" P. —A neat and pretty Cottage ! _»_/ & 4 -U- of 5 rooms, with large freehold , allotment, pleasantly situated on the Great North Road. Price, including Venetian blinds, I curtains, poles, book-case. &c. (all new), £275. — : S. Vaile, House and Land Agent, Shortland ifeet. ' FOR SALE, a new double-seated Buggy, with two waterproof aprons. Double set of harness, and poll if required; also ■ one second-hand Coach in good repair.—Apply to Cousins & Atkin, Coach Builders, Market Reserve. .£* KA fk CASH, Balance at 7_ per cent. -J-Vf"-* Excellent Improved Farm of . 200 acres, all fenced and divided into tnirteen paddock,.over 100 acres in permanent grass and . crops, 13 acres bush, remainder surface scrub, House of eight rooms, Stable, Cow-sheds, &c, &c. Price. £1000.— S. Vaile, Land Agent. Short aiid-street. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS for Sale. Fernleigh-street, 25/ per foot; English street, 40/ per foot; Ryle-street, 30/ per' foot; Brown-street, 15/ per fcot; Ponsonby Road, 30/ per foot; Franklyn Road, 60/ per foot.—S. Vaile, Land Agent, Shortland-street. MISS ROBERTSHAW'S Pupils will Resume their Studies on Monday, tne 21st instant. The Retreat, Manukau Road, ParnelL THE person wanting a room and fire place, or two rooms (rent ss. per week), an be suited on application to G. Fowler, oppo te Army and Navy Hotel, Upper Queen-st. -| IYTON YACHT, for Sale, for £20.— JL \_y J. W. Carr and Son, Boat Builders. CHURCH OF ENGLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL. PARNELL, Affiliated to the New Zealand University. School Duties will be Resumed on Monday, February 4th.. J AS.. ADAMS. B.A. AUCKLAND CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE SOCIETY. An ENTERTAINMENT, in aid of the Funds of the above, will be held in the Lome-street Hall, on WEDNESDAY, 16th January. 1878. BTickets: Front Seats, 2s; Back Seats, Is. Doors open at 7.30, commence at 8 sharp. Tickets may be had at Messrs. Callnan and Canning's, Queen-street; Flynn's, Wellesley street; Yates', Parnell; and of any of the members. OWENMAHON, Hon. Sec .-^ A UCKLAND LOAN __y_S_a _£__. OFFICE,, Q :sg!o 165, QUEEN-STREET, j£ OPPOSITE y) SAVINGS BANK. MONEY LENT to any amount on CLOTHING JEWELLERY, WATCHES, PLATED WARE, and every description of Merchandise, at the Lowest Bate of Interest. The strictest secresy may be relied on in every transaction. Parties waited on at their own residences. Fire-proof Safes on the premises for the security of Valuables. [Established 1865.] i L. H. NEUMEGEN, LICENSED PAWNBROKER. S__ Private Entrance down right of way.. "__. "XTATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE i_l INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. Capital £1,000,000 Reserve £50,000 Re-Insurance Fund £20,000 Insurances effected against Fire and Marine Loss of Every Description of Property, at ; Lowest Current Rates. Prompt and Liberal Settlement of Claims. HENRY E. WILLIAMS, Manager,. I Auckland Branch. JAMES KEATING.—PIease call at Brennan's,. Bootmaker, Queen - street, Auckland, opposite the Firebell. OF REMOVAL FROM :JJi EDEN TERRACE. Newton Seminary, Dublin-street, conducted by Miss Wait. Duties resumed January 21. Daily reading of the Scriptures. Particular attention paid to correct pronunciation, general department,.etc., special marks of good breed ing ; but no Dancing taught. Private lessons in Music or Elocution. Terms on application (in advance). Vacancies for two Boarders. fl_ rPHE: Monthly Quadrille Party T\; X of the Shareholders of the f Hibernian Band will be held at the V Cook-street Hall, on THURSDAY f EVENING next, 17th January. Tickets,,3s 6d each. Dancing to commence at 8.30 sharp. Ladies by invitation. J; Patterson, M:C. H. P. HAYDEN, Treasurer J. DEMPSEY, Secretary. OARD ANDJRESIDENCE for married couple or two single, gentlemen, with separate rooms, can be obtained at Gleis_ Head in Kyber Pass, corner of Grafton Road. "VT OTI C E OF REM O-V AL. i THE STANDARD FIRE AND MARINE INSURi-NCE COMPANY'S t l OFFICES, 1 __T R E M O V E D "©. * To the Premises of 1 2 MESSRS. COMBES & DALDY, _ QUEEN-STPO-ET. il



: Q YMONDS-STREEI Drapery Establish ._- ment.—Having Bought.a few Job Lines, I • shall offer them at less than their original wholesale prices.—J. Heape. TO the Burgesses of the City of Auck land, and others Signing the Requisition, requesting me to be placed in Nomination at the ensuing Election,- rendered Vacant through the election of Henry Brett. Esq., as Mayor, I beg to place my services at your disposal, and should you do me the honor of electing me I will, to the best of my ability, watch over your Interests' and act for the good of the citizens generally. I am, yours truly, JOHN GREY. The Committee will Meet at the Christain- Association every evening, from 7 to 9. A UCKLAND GAS COMPANY (LIMITED). The price of Coke is now 20s per ton, at the Works, for Cash; or, if so agreed, Monthly Accounts at 255, with 5s per ton discount. Cartage, within reasonable distances, at 2s 6dL perton. A ton of Coke is equal to 60 bushels, or abou double the bulk of Coal. QPECIAL NOTICE. Ladies and Gentlemen about to furnish are' invited to inspect our extensive assortment of- IMPORTED and COLONIAL FURNITURE. CARPET S.—Brussels, Tapestry. Kidder-' minster, Dutch, Felt, and Stair, at Prices as Low as any House in Town. IRON BEDSTEADS.—HaIf Tester, French, Stamp and Folding, in great variety. New Patterns ex 'Otaki,' ' Famenoth,' and 'Iron Queen.' LINOLEUM, FLOORCLOTHS, MATTING,- HEARTHRUGS, TOILET-WARE, TOILET _. LASSES, and an immense stock of DRAW ING, DINING, and BEDROOM SUITES, English and American CANE and WOOD CHAIRS, Meat Safes, Door Mats, Sec, Sec, Sec, at LOWEST PRICES. A Liberal Discount 0 Ccush Buyers; T. & H. COOKE. Furniture Slwwrooms 67, QUEEN-STREET. hteam Cabinet Factory VICTORIA-STREET. AUCKLAND COLLEGE AND' , GRAMMAR SCHOuL. Affiliated to the University of New Zealand). • The Quarter Days for the current year are 6th > February, 27th April, 17th July, and sth October. FARQUHAR MACRAE, Head Master. ON SALE., by Edward Wayte,» and at the Theatre Doors, Sankey's Hymn Books, • Latest Edition, as used at the Evangelical Meeting. R F. _§. WOO DH A M,. TEACHER OF THE PIANOFORTE AND HARMONIUM. Address:—Care of Messrs. J. Brown & Sons, Pianoforte Warehouse. Shortland-street. N.B. —Evening instruction to Gentlemen. rnHAMES HARBOUR FORESHORE. Whereas an application has been made by the Thames Harbour Board for a Crown Grant of the described in the Schedule hereunder. This* ' is to notify that all claims, if any, of title to or interest whatsoever in the said land, must, with full particulars ef the same, be lodged, on or before MONDAY, the 21st day of January, 1878,; with the Commissioner of Crown Lands, at the Crown Lands Office, Auckland. D. A. TOLE, Commissioner Crown Lands. Crown Lands Office, Auckland. 19th December, 1877. SCHEDULE. All that parcel of land on the eastern shore of the Hauraki Gulf, lying between high and low' water mark, and situated between theKauae ranga and Tararu Creeks, at the Thames, and known as the "'Thames Foreshore," excepting ' *herefrom the following pieces, ranga S. 28b ; Whakaruaki B ; Kauaeranga 12b ; and part of X ."TIRADES AND LABOUR COUNCIL A Meeting of the Subscribing Members of Council will be held at the Temperance Hall, Albert-street, on TUESDAY EVENING next, at 8 o'clock. Business— To receive yearly report and balance-sheet, adopt rules, and' elect COm mittee for. Working Men's Club. /^TAHUHU PUBLIC LIBRARY Subscriptions, 2s 6d per quarter, payable in • advance.. Quarter Days :—January Ist, April Ist, and October Ist. _G. E. WHITMORE, Secretary. C CARRIER PIGEONS. .-A few pair J Choice Birds For Sale.—Apply this office [Ik. c. greenwood.] MONDAY, 11 O'CLOCK. R. C. GREENWOOD, HAS received instructions from Mr T. B. Hannaford, who is relinquishing business, to sell, at his Store,. Queen-street, corner of Rutland-street, on Monday next, at 11 o'clock a.m.. The whole of his Stock-in-Trade, consisting of well-selected Stock of Groceries, Pro visions, Confectionery, Fruit, Glass Cases, Counters, Scales, and Weights Gas Fittings, &c.,&c. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16. C IT V MAR T. TO WAREHOUSEMEN AND THE TRADE. 17 CASES AMERICAN BLEACHED COTTONS. "EX S. R LYMANy v GRANT & MORTON HAVE received instructions from the Consignees to sell by auction at City MartjOn Wednesday, 16th instant, atil o'clock, 17 cases, comprising:. 4_ Wamsutta Shirtings 4-4 Banner do 4-4 Double Warp do 4-4 Twill do 4-_ Seaside do 5-4 8-4 Plain Sheetings? 9-410-4 do do__ _ . 10-4 Double Warp Sheetings 8-4 9-410-4 Twilled do. Terms at Sale.. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, AT AN EARLY DATE. I*l __AA WORTH of Assorted 3&JL\>"" Superior English-made Furniture, 5 cases Gilt-framed Mirrors, - cases Pianos, by various makers, 1 case assorted Marble Clocks, 3 Fireproof Safes, 1 case Papier i Mache Trays, 3 cases Engravings, 3.cases Oleo graphs, 2 cases Door Mats and Hearth Rugs,!, case Platedware, 1 case Jardinieres, 1 case . Barometers. Detailed Particulars in future advertisement.. E..& H. ISAACS, Auctioneers. B. TONKS. P*. C CARR TUESDAY, JANUARY .5, TEAS! TEAS !! TEAS 1,1.1 ---. 1,060 PACKAGES NEW SEASON TO CLOSE ACCOUNTS. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE heen instructed to sett hy auction on Tuesday next, 15th instant, at 11 o'clock, 1 ____A HALF-CHESTS & BOXES NEW IjUOif SEASON CONGOUS, Comprising "Anna,"" Rio Loge," and Samples can be had at the Brunswick Mart, Having positive instructions to close accounts* the entire lot will be sold WITHOUT BESERYE. _____7 FRIDAY, JANUARY JjgJt TH E H AYMAE of . FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Fri-. day, at 11 o'clock, A Good Farm, containing 752 s^res. at Whaf Ingaruarino. Terms easy, which mm other particulars can be learnedat thQ Haymarket*. ALFRED BUCKLAND.