Port Albert Show.

(FBOM OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.)

PJRT ALBERT, this day

12 o'clock. It is raining hard, and there 13 every prospect of a soaking wet day. There are 270 entries. The produce is in tha mar quee, the live stock stand patiently out of doors, and the Judges are waiting for some improvement in the weather before venturing out. The prize awards will consequently lie made too late for publication iv to-night's f>aper> The exhibits of produco are sur jirisingly good. The show of potatoes from Wharchine, are a credit to that district and will most likely carry off first prize?. There are good samples from Tauhoa. The AVlwii chine grass seed is also very superior. Of fruit there isanadmirablecollection,notso numerous as last year, but equally good. In live stock there is an improvement on previous years, aud the stock, though not in good condition, are iv good form, consid ering the season of the year, which is un favourable. Young stock in all classes are better than previously exhibited. The catering is in the able hands of Mr Fred. Cray, who has provided an unlimited supply of viands. The low price of one shilling only being charged for dinner. The arrangement are belter this year than formerly. Joseph Byeroft has worked hard and well to make everything pasi oti satis factorily. To-night a concert; will be given ia the half. In yarding the sheep, the in valuable services of Mr Thomas Marcroft's renowned dog were obtained. This dog is better thau six men for the purpose, and lias the credit of knowing the diilereut brands of sheep,

Bay of Islands Regatta.

The Regatta at Uusscll yesterday proved fully as hiicucssful as had been anticipated. The weather was not very pleasant, light Bhoweiß falling frequently during the after noon, but there was a nice breeze for tlie sailiug races. The committee and ollicers, especially the secretary, Mr E. Ford, and * 1 ai tcr, Captain McLeod, were very energetic in the performance of their respective duties Mr \V. Webster, chief ollicer of <!ic Te Anau, olliciated as umpire and and his decisions were very satisfac tory. The results of the principal races appeared in our last evening's issue, and the remainder are appended. Iv the ■collier race, there was no buoy fixed "outside for the boats to go round. The Jirst prize wos subsequently awarded to the tloldeu Isle,,and the second prize to the Atlantic. The yacht race was won by the Brother?, but for some reason it had to be re-sailed. Cain's Daisy took lirst prize, and Eckcnbcrg's Bismarck ?econd. Smith's boat won the pair-oared skiff race, With Baker's Friendship next. There were four competitors in the six-oared whaleboat x-:ice. and Cook's Faugh-a-Vallagh was again the winner, with the Maoii boat Kampaueue second. Joyce's Hinemoa took first prize and the Capo York second prize in the race for whale-boats under saiL In the tenth race for open sailing boat?, Bailey's Kip was first, Joyce's Tera second, Swaile'slNymphe third, SStephenson's Activo last. MyLeod's Maori won the waterman's skid' race, with Smith second, aud Baker last. In the race for dingics under twelve feet, the Tay (Duncan), Ida (Poole), and Loio (Ike Hunt) competed, the contest ending in the order given. This brought the proceedings to a close. The To Anau left at 6.30 p.m. for Auckland, but owing to the heavy weather cxpciicuccd on the nin clown the coast, the harbour was not reached until eight o'clock this morniug.

Correspondence

SUNDAY OBSERVANCE.

(To the Editor.)

Sir, —I do not desire io bandy words with your correspondent "Fourth Command ment," or 1 might very well retaliate by asking what single word of argument his loiter contained? beyond some very reli gious and worthy scutiments that do him credit, and that most of us have pretty often heard. He haa made certain rash assertions annent the result of Sunday observances. He baa been asked for proof, and instead of such being forthcoming, he takes refuge in a cloud of Scriptural in junctions and unchristian-like inferences against those who presume to diller with him. He docs not deny that the adherence to the fourth commandment is often a farce with those who profess a large amount of religion, but who are found ready to judge their neighbour. He, how ever, fully eehoos my seutiments when he writes, "there is a liberty and a charity which are utterly false in the end," such as the liberty and chaiity which, while pro fessing love and catholic sentiments to all mankind, would withhold the right for men to think, reason, or act, but as their own narrow views considered right, or as their interpretations of Scripture considered proper and applicable. There are too many such men, with piety on their lips, but their hearts are afar oil.—l am, &c,

Charity.

SUNDAY AMUSEMENTS.

(To the Editor),

SrK,- The subject is extraordinarily simple.' When an All wise Creator has established for his cieatuics a good, we may depend upon it such cannot be improved, although, in vain wisdom, it may be attempted. Those words may well here bo quoted, viz. " What Gad hath joined tugHiier let not man put asunder," which are the Sabbath ami perfect " rest" from all secular unncc essaries. Woikingnicii.ifyouwouldbetrueto yourselves, hold fast to your Creator's free gift and boon,and don't, be misled by Emooth talk about your -welfare, public good, charity, liberality, &c. It is yuurselves vJioni this question concerns above all others, it is you that -will have to sweep and clean out rooms seven days in place of six ! To give extra rub-downs to horses, clean the harness, re oil and wash wheels, &c. It is you that must smell the engine-room when extraor dinary trips are demanded. It is your s:sters and daughters that will know in creased houso voik, little by little as these fibam sacred meetings called concerts are engaged in. Be wide awake to yonr pre sent privileges and do not iet them slip from under you. Our noble forefathers (Puritans shall we mention?) valued the day as priceless, in the same manner as they valued other mercies, such as pure bread, air and water. Bigoted, some would f ay. Right, too; and let us show the same bgotry on behalf of all invaluables that in dividuals would endeavour to rob us of for fancied but delusive improvements. —Yours, &c, Fourth Commandment.

STEAM COMMUNICATION WITH FIJI.

(To the Editor.)

Sir, —Would you kindly publish two cx tracls from your "antiquated contemporary." The one appeared on the 17th inst., and the other this morning. These extracts speak for themselves and need no comment. — Yours, etc., AGA.TIIOS.

"New Zealand Herald," 17th February.)

" It is reported iv town that the Union Steamship Company are about to lay on one of their steamers to trade between Levuka and Auckland aud Southern poits. The (•fleet of such a step will not prove bene ficial to this community, inasmuch as it will ruin the schooner trade, and open tho way to Southern proviuce—a line of busi ness that has hitherto, so far as New Zealand is concerned, been exclusively con liued to port of Auckland." "N. Z. Herald," 26th February, third pace, second column at bottom: "Steam communication with Fiji.—We are informed on good authority that there is an early prospect of having steam communication direct between Aucklaud and Fiji. A steamer (the Suva) now trades between Melbourne and Fiji: and so rapidly has the trade developed that the owners are now looking out for a vessel of large tonnage, and recognising the importance of coaling at the Bay of Islands instead of Melbourne, they have determined that their new steamer shall coal there, and subsequently call at Auckland for passengers and cargo. While regretting that a trade, which we have long been persuaded must develop into one of considerable importance should not have been undertakeu by a New Zealand steam company, direct steam communication be tween Aucklaud and the rapidly-improving colony of Fiji, from whatever quarter estab lished, must be regarded .as a boon to the community, aud will no dcubt receive the hearty support of those interested iv the trade."

THE FRENCH IMMIGRANTS.

(To the Editor.)

■Sir,—Will you be good enough to publish tlie enclosed letter, and oblige, Yours faithfully, 11. S. F. Peltzeo.

To Mr H. S. Ferdinand Peltzer: Dear Sir, —1 are. a poor woman, and as far ;is influence goes insignificant, but having read your letters in the daily paper defen ding "joat much abused countrymen, just arrived in the colony, I feel bound to say what I know of the French from a very

long residence in " La belle France," I have ever found the men generous, sympathic and chivalrous, where (through want of proper moral training) some of the last named qualities arewanting,tbatof industry is never so. This circumstance alone com bined with their natural innate politeness seems to cover a multitude of minor deficijneic-". The women are vertious, clean, thrifty and industrious, they also show a greet want of that envious spirit, so cou spicious in us women, which would put to the blush many of our Englishwomen. 1 am greived to the heart that such a want of true generosity and sympathy should be shown by a people professing " to do unto others as ye would they should do unto you." I trust, monsieur, that your life and experience amongst us has been such as to allow you of not judging a whole nation for the'shortcomings of a few who are (not as rule the choicest gleanings of their country.—Yours truly, \L. E. U. Laukkst.

February 28th, ISSO. M. Peltzcr can make what use lie likes of this letter (if of any use), and if. Mrs Laurent can assist any of tho ladies in any way, they arc peifectly welcome to call upon Mrs Laurent. She speaks tolerable French, as her husband was a Frenchman,

Operations at Waimate

(From a Correspondent.)

HATVERA, this day. Tins Commissioners got through the bulk of the native wituessca yesterday afternoon, and those have returned to their homes. So far as the evidence has gone, tlie grievances complained of by the natives are not very great, and can he dealt with iv a manner likely to sati«fv all paities. TRYING IT ON.

Makora, a Wellington native, came all the way here and tiled to delude the Com mission into recognising .1 claim he put in for laud, 011 the "round that he had not fought against us during the war, but upon Major Brown showing that Makora had already received 400 acres from the Com peusatiou Court ou the same ground, Makoia submitted and slunk nway. The Commission expect to complete their labours here to-day or to-moirow, and on Saturday morning proceed to Ju'evv Ply mouth.

Hono Pihania has b;en of considerable assistance to the Commission in dealing with the natives.

A CHEFSEPAREIt.

Mr T. W. Lewis, an under • se cretary of the Native Department, is now encageil in making a tour of the North Island with a view to reducing the expendi ture of the Department generally, and he was lately through the Turanaki district. Ie appears from the line of action adopted by this gentleman that he is animated by a strong desire to carry out his instructions 1,0 the letter, but unfortunately, as lam in formed by the people of this district, whose opinion on such a matter is of value, lie does not possess either the tact or the ex perience to enable him to effect reduction without injury to the public interests. His action at Mew Plymouth iv reducing an allowance that has for years been allowed to W. lapata Ngarongomate, an exceedingly useful and influential person, as well^ as a" staunch triend of Pakehn, is strongly condemned by public opinion on this Coast, and surprise is ex pressed that the opinion of some competent person had not btcu asked before taking such a delicate step. It is foared that the allegiance of this old friend of the whites has also been reduced in like manner. While people thoroughly agree with the effort to reduce the enormous expenditure of the native department, they regret the want of discrimination shown in the above reduction, and shall hope that tlie step may bo reconsidered.

BOARD OF GOVERNORS.

The adjourned meeting of the Grammar School Board of Governors was held this morning in tho oflice, O'Councll-strout. '1 he members present were : l)r Campbell (chair man), Mr G. M. O'Korkc, Mr F. D. Fen ton, and Col. Ilaultain.

APPOINTMENT OF JUNIOII MASTER.— The report of the head master of tho Grammar School, on the applications for the post of master of Class IV., vacated by Mr Hammond, wa<» received and read. It recommended the application of Mr Tonip son to the careful consideration of the Board. —The Chairman said that he had communi cated with Mr Tompsou, offering him the position of junior muster at a salary of JC3OO per auuum. The gentlenuta had tele graphed his acceptance of the situation.— Mr Tomlinson wrote, applying for promotion to the charge of Mr Hammond's clas*. —The Secretary was instructed to inform the applicant that the appointment had been tilled up.

Eltction ok Board. — A desultory discussion took place with regard to tho retirement of several members on Use Ist of April in accordance with the Act. —Mr Fenton alter making a playful reference to the selected date of retirement cited a Latin proverb in illustration of the argument which ho -was advancing.—The Chairman retorted witli the sententious utterance of some defunct Frenchman, and then turning condescendingly towards the reporters' table, graciously tianslatcd the quotation inlo homely English.— It was decided eventually " That consider ing the short period of time before the next election it is the opinion of the Board that the governors should not cxerciso their power of appointing a successor of Mr ileale, but should leave the filling up of the vacancy to the members of the Assembly in the ordinary course."

This was all the business,

A Narrow Escape

(FEOM OUE LONDON CORRESPONDENT),

A gocb deal ofjexcitement has been caused, moro especially in shipping circles by the revelations in counection with the 5.9. El dorado, which returned to Plymouth tho other day in a semi-disabled condition. The Eldorado is a line vessel of some 3,000 odd tons, and 400 horac power belonging to the -well-known British India Steam Navi gation Company, and specially fitted up for the hot weather voyages. Like most steamers in the trade, she was manned al most entirely by Lascars, the oilicors and stewards aloue being Europeans, t'arly in December tue Eldorado sailed for Calcutta with the usual crew and about thirty passengers. She had got as far as the Bay of Biscay when a terrible tempest spiung up and big seas swept decks constantly. 'Ihe boards wero washed aw:>y the cabins flooded, and finally a huge wave found its way to the engine room and put out the lire?. At this crisis when the ship was lying helpless in the trough of the sea, the whole crew of Lascars struck work. They said tho ship would be lost, arid it was no use attempting to save her. They would all have tc die. 'i he captain at his wits end called upon the gentlemen passengers to lend him assistance, informing them point blank that the vessel must sink uuluss she could be got under steam again. All set to work with a will, and for many hours kept on bailing for dear life. At length the fires could be lit and the engines revolved, but not till some time afterwards would the crew lend a hand. Mercifully the storm abated, and the ship was able to get back to Plymouth. When the danger was quite over, the Lascars began to cheer at their wonderful escape. The affair has led to a great deal of discussion in the papers as to the desirability of employing natives on board large passenger steamers, but I will ODly quote one paragraph, which is from "Vanity Fair," and strikes me as being very much to the point. '• Tho narrow escape of the Eldorado will, it is to be hoped, awaken even landsmen to the new dangers of the sea, which we owe to modern science and the modern principle of buying seamanship and other things in the cheapest market. A steam vessel is well enough as long as everything goes right, but if, as in this case, the fires get put out, she is usually at once reduced to the most helpless condition. A crew of Lascars is cheap enough, but they cannot face either cold or heavy weather, and if both, as in this case, come together, they are worse than uecless. A big steamer ot 3000 tons cleaving the waters of a smooth sea on a fairly fine day is pretty enough, but if such a vessel has real bad weather, she is alwaysin great danger, and in case anything goes Wrong ifc is very bard to know what to do wi'h her. When, as rcas the case with the "Eldorado," the crew are mostly L-*r cars, and not seamen at all, nothing but the mercy of providence need be relied upon for escape, for they all skulk, and it is just at the moment when the courage and resource of the true sailor-man show most nobly, and are most necessary that the whole cheap and scientific machinery of modern navigation falls to pieces. Steamers, and steamers' crews are for lino weather, but if there is any chance of a breeze, any man who knows what the sea is, would rather by far trust himself to a fifty ton smack, manned by half-a-dozen real sailor?." I ought to mention, by the way, that you colonists are not uuinterested in this sub ject, as many of the PenirjHular and Oriental steamers are principally manned by Las cars,

The Dunedin Races.

(BY TELEGRAPH.)

[UNITED PEKSS ASSOCIATION.]

DUVEDIN, this day

The weather is wry dull, owing to the heavy fug hanging r.ver the hill, butthcra is littlo likelihood of ruin. Governor and. Lndy Itobiuson nriivid on the cuur.se earl)', and were received by the oilicers of the Ciub, and conducted to a portion of the stand reserved for them. JSatator was scratched for the cup early this morning. Two totalisators are at work and were fairly patronized, the principal one to have been stationed in paddocks did not put iv appearance when the lirst event started at one punctually. 2,000 persons a.c ou tiie course. As usual the sand hills at the back of the course are extensively patronised. Champagne Staici a, for two-year-olds, a sweep makes of lC.ovs each, with 100 ovs artded; Colts, Bst 101b ; 11 lies, -st 71b ; no allowance for gcldinga. Six furlongs. Campbell's b c Sir Modred, by Tra duccr—ldulia ... ... ... ... 1 Webb's eh cby AnteroE—Revoke ... 2 Chaafe's 11s eh c by Traducer—Waimea 3 Dodson's eh f by Cassivelaunus - Flat Iron 0 Coombes' b: c Benvolio, by Flying Dutchman—Swindle ... ... ... 0 Time, Imiu, 21scc. IThee Handicap. Distance, 1J miles. Luna, 7st 9lbs 1 Kobiuson'sUuDit, Cstllb 2 Vallauce's Tcra, Gst 31bs 3 Lunu's Marie Antointtte, 6st 3lbs ... 0 Vallance's Volunteer, Gst 0 Glcuaignc, sst!)lbs 0 Walters' Billingsgate, 7st Gibs 0 Won by a noso, after a capital race. Time, linia. 4Ssecs. Dunedin Cup, of uOOdOvs. Two miles and a distance Prince's Mata, Sst 9lbs 1. Kay's Titania, 7st 4lbs 2 Hobinson's Foul Play, Bst 121bs 3 Eraser's Betrayer, 7st lOlba ... ... 0 Robinson's Grip, 7st 21bs I Longlauds, 7st 121bs 0 Ten started. The race was won by half a length. 'i ime, 3min. SG^ecs.

The Ohinemutu Emeute.

[FfiOM A Correspondent.]

OHINEMUTU, this day. On Monday afternoon great consternation was caused iv this usually quiet district by the arrivals of Inspector Emerson,- Ser geant White, Mr Quintal (Solicitor), and If, Brabant (Resident Magistrate), Theirerrmul was soon known by several natives receiving summonses to appear next morning at the instance of Inspector Emerson for forcibly euteriug the Ohinemutu Hotel. Although those charged were not near the place, Inspector Emerson and two lawyers were against thorn, and there wimhoouu to repre sent them, au agent not even being allowed. The njitivesaskcdforanadjournment, asthey were only summoned the night before, and were alarmed at the array of legal tulent against them, and unable to understand the charge. Au adjournment was ultimately granted till Friday week, bail being lequired. This action of Inspector Emer son, has the cll'oct of frightening the natives aud driving them into acts of rebelliou. Last night the chiefs held a meeting, inviting Europeans isnd Natives. They said, we are tired of the trouble about tliis house ; Isaac Wilson brought the trouble here, it must end. Kotolriko, a principal chief, paid, let the case he tiied by a new Magistrate. The men out on bail arc the owners of the land ; we cannot understand his decision. He sent these incu to the Supreme Court at Taurauga, which we think wrong, let the Govern ment send another Magistrate to try this case, so that we may see whether it is the man or the law that is in fault. He .saw Mrs liobertson before she bought the house and advised her to have nothing to do with the hotel as did many other?. Stiil she came, and brought on all this trouble. Inspector Emerson caid ho should inform the nativos that if they burned tho hou*e down ho would take every one of them to gaol, even without a warrant, and although ho had few constables here at present he could soon get plenty more and put all in gaol. Mr C. O. Davis explained that the Maoris spoke figuratively, l'etcra said he should wire the Government to-morrow about In spector Emerson.

The Gasworks.

A KEPEESBNTATIVE of this journal paid a visit to the Auckland Gas Company's Works a few days ago, and was courteously permitted by the; manager of works, Mr IJ. Atkinson, to examine a series of tests by the photometer. By the first test with a common burner at a rate of consumption of 5 feet per hour the photometer shewed a brilliant aud steady light, equal to IS sperm candles, burning' at the rato of 120 grains of sperm oil per hour. By throwing oil' the control ot the station governor, a pressure of 4ft in 30 minntci was obtained, but the light shewn by the photometer was equal to only 2i caudle power. Again by auothcr turn of a screw the pressure was redncrd by one half, aud the brilliaucy and steadiness of the flame was restored. The Gas Com pany in order to prevent wasto and uu nccessnry expense to customers have, how ever, lately imported one of the latest patents, steel governors, by Bruco Peebles of Edinburgh, which are nicely adjusted with floating atmospheric valves, and may be placed in various parts of the steel pipes where they rbgulato the pressure in such a manner as to preserve a maximum caudle power with a minimum pressure and consumption of gas. By means of these street governors, the Company is enabled to regulate specific gravity of the gas, and at every point increases as it rises one inch for every 100 feet elevation. The Company also provides other mtaus of regulation by small regulators placed on the outlet of tho meter, but whero the street governors arc efficient, these smaller regula tors are rendered unnecessary. Moreover, the Company has also a large stock of burners, which may be attached to the burners and operate iv the same way as the street governors. These regulators are sup plied to customers to enable them to econo mise fieir consumption of gas. The Com pany has many samples of gracofully-de signecl shaded globes, which may be fitted with regulators. From these facts it will bo perceived that the Company is doing its best in the interests of customers.

Irish Relief Fund.

The following amounts collected from the various Catholifi Churches have been for warded to His Worship the Mayor by His Gimco Archbishop Steins :— St. Patrick's Cathedral, £103 11s; St. Francis de Sales', Symonds-street, £21 Is (id; St. Mary's, l'ousonby, £37 15s ; St. John the Baptist, Pamell, £26 0s 6d ; Otahuhu, £9 0s Gd ; VVaikato (Rev. Golden), £23 16s 6d ; Patmiure and Howick (l^ov. Iliordan), £16 : total, £237 ss. The Mayor acknowledges the receipt of the following sums toward the Irish Relief Fund:—Mr 11. W. Brubant (Taurauga), £2 2s ; Mr L. Lee, £1 3s ; W. Crowtlier, £1. William Wall own subscription, £2 2s ; aud has also promised to collect from Chinese. D. Donovan collected at Papatoitoi, £1 sa. George Boyd, £1 Is. Collected by Messrs Parker and Green: — George Howard, 2* 6d ; George Mudford, 2s Gd ; George Woods, 2s 6d ; A. Wilson, 23 Gd ; W. Wilson, 2s 6d ; J.T.. Is ; E.M., 2s 6d ; Chas. Sanders, 2s Gd ; Cox, 2s 6d. Total, £1 Is. The total amount received by His Worship to date is £979 103.

AUCKLAND UNITED LABOURERS SOCIETY.

A meeting of the Auckland United Labourers' Mutual Aid Society was held in the snhool-room, Temperance Hall, Albert street, last eveuiug. The meeting opened at hnlf-past seven, the Vice-Piesiclcnt iv the chair. Minutes and accounts of the previous meeting were read and confirmed. A letter was received from the under secretary of Public Works, stating that the Minister of Public Works had taken legal opinion as to whether there is not an Act in force in England regulating the height of falls of earth to be taken down to 10 feet, but was informed that there is apparently no law in :Eorce in England regulating the mode of executive; works of that character, nor is thera one in this colony. The matter will, nowevcr, receive con sideration during the current recess. From the discussion that ensued it seomed to ba the opinion of the meeting that if there is not an act in force in Eng land to that effect, it is a general rule car ried out by all contractors not to break down over io feet in height at one fall. The Secretary was instructed to telegraph to the Minister of Public Works asking when work would be resumed on the railway reclama tion, as there is a great number of unem ployed in Auckland. After some other minor business had been transacted, the > meeting closed at half-past 9 o'clock.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, THURSDAY FEBRUARY 26, 1880.



Wanetd. \%TANTED, the Ladies to look at tlu * » Fresh Lot of Wonde-fnl Pargains al tho top oE tl:o CDlumn, I'M page.—W. H, liampier. WANTED, a steady, respectable Man for a newspaper run. — Apply Stae Ofiice. VyANi ED, a good General Servant.— i T Apply at the Fitzroy Hotel, Wakefield street. «A7 ANTED, a good Machinist. One TV accustomed to Wax Throjd Machine; also 2 strong Lads as Apprentices.—J. Tren with's Boot Factory Wakefleld-atreet. WANTED, a Nurse. Mast be a good needlewoman. References indispens able.—Apply to Mr3 Ching, Regent street, near Carleton Uore Road. WANTED, to dispose of a Rood Bakery and General Business in Waikato. Terms, easy,— Apply Imperial Bakery, Wharf. WANTifD, for fct. Mark's Church, Remuera, a Soprano and a Bass, to complete a. quartette. Duties: Two Sunday services, service on special days, and one weekly rehearsal.—Apply,- stating term?, &c, to the Organist of the Church. \AT ANTED, by a young married Lady, a T t Situation as Daily Governess to two or three children, or any other daily employment music. Good references.—AUdrees, " E.G.,' STAuOfllce. ■ ■■ .. . YT7ANTED, By a Lady, Room and TT Board, where male lodgers are not kept.—Address, A.t>, Star Office. ANTE D, well-educated Young Person about 17; used to housework and children. Musical preferred.—Apply by letter (enclose photograph), "A.8.,"P03t-onice, Onehunga. ANTED, a Cabinetmaker.—A. R. Ladd, Cabinetmaker, Karangahape Road. WANTED, by a steady young Man (25) a situation either in a Wholesale Store or Brewery. Not afraid of work, and used to the town.—Apply by letter to H. J., Stab Office. WANTED, a jjood General Servant in a small family. Reference roquired,— Ajp'y at Mrs Hart's, Wakefield-atreet, opposite Trenwith's housa. YVTAN'iED, a Mattrass rcaker.—Apply T V to Winks and Hall. Shorllandstreet- . WANTED for a Country Store, a steady young Man with a knowledge of the Drapery business.—Apply to T. H. Hall and Co., HighstJoot. ■ ! WANTED, bya respectable youtic; Man, (23)a Situation; not afraid o£ work; good references.—Apply, by letter, to "8.H.W".," Star Ofllce. _ _ WANTED, a Partner iv a blacksmith's shop doiDg a good business; ia tho city. —Apply at this otllce. \AT AN TED, well-made Meu to try on v 7 the Single-Breaatcd " London " Coat and Vest. Price, 593; cannot be equalled under £1 is.—J. M. McLachlau. WAFTED/a Well Sunk in Parnell.— to Michael Hogan, Firewood Wharf, Ciißtomhouscstreot AVeat. WANTttD immediately, to Purchase or Rent, a £ or 6-roomcd House. Good locality and all convf nicnc.es Statu terms and al particulars to "iiuycr," cilloo of thle paper. Ty ANTED, 300 Pi»coii.-Mrs Head, TT Greengrocer, City Market. WANTED to Sell, really good Second, hitnd Buggies; singlo or double hooded, or open also, two First-Oiaee Phaetons (now at Crowthor'a Viotoria fctablos. W" AMTEU, Corrugated IroiT-Sirsiiiiet Gft, and 60 Sheets 7ft.; Kivo lowest ptico.—Kandtl aud An«uo, by loiter, P.umbors and Uasilttcrs, Newmarket^ \\f ANTED to Purchase, a Small Grocery 9 V or U: apery Business, or to Lcaio a Shop suitable for cither.— /\ pply Stah Ollioo W" ANTED to Let, Two Rooms (fur nished or unfurnished), with or without board.—llanuafi rd's Agency, Queon-Btreot. _ ANTED Known, that H. Pbobbkt, of Kemucra.Tunoa Pliinofoitod and Har moniums, ahio k'vcb Lessons in Music.—Kdnor ton Cottafto, Ho beo n Road. \\f Aft T feD to Purchase, at once, a four » * or flvc-roomcd Cottage, in Rood repair, with a fair-si/.cd allo incut; inuat bo within ten minutes' wulk of Queen-street. Nelson-street, i;cok-street, or 'Vinoeiit-streot proferred. I'rice not to oxcecd £2o) (cash),—R. C. oreonwood, auctioneer, Queen-street. \ XT' ANTED KNOWN, Tradesmen's V i Books mado up ou m9St reasonable torni?.—S. Dttrton, Accountant, PitC-Btrout, oppo site Wcslnyaii Churoii. WANTED KNuWN, Servants' and Labour Aftoncy —S, Darton, Pitt-street, 0 inositn Wi'sloyttn Church. ______ \4 ANTED, Hi-ewers aud Others to V Know there being n Dispute conccrnina; a Covenant of Ijoaso of llio iviHinp; Sun Hotel, 1 c.uition intending l'urchasors to sec me—tho owner—before concluding notroti«tlous.-E. W. Morrieon, Karanßatiapo Road._ AR"E S I 1 ECTABLE, u,iddla-a»ed, l'erson would bo glad to t?n'o her servlova fora comfortable Home for herself aid infant.— Addivßa "M.K.," Star Olllco, any lioio boforo tho second of March. \V? ANTED, immediately, to Purchase or t ? Kent, a Hive or Six Jfoomod Houso; go xl local.ty and all conveniences.—Swo terms and »11 particulars to "Buyer," ofllco of this paper. ANTED Teuclew, from persona wllllrg lo supply mo with lOdoz. Carrots, lOdoz. Parsnips, judoz. CabbaKo nnd ltldoz. Turnips per wcok.—Apply nt this pflico or to K. McGarry, Ponsonby. W"~~ANTEU to Let, a Bed-room, Sitting room, and Kitchen furnished, with use of .Spare room, conveniently situat-.d.— Apply at tho Cheap Furniture Mart, Victoria-street East, next tho Public liot __ths. \vrA"NTED KNOWN, Best English W Brushwarc at very lowest rates.—S. Darton, Piti street, opposite Wtsljyan Church. VX7 ANTED KNOWN, Fletcher & Co., W Pitt-strott, oppoMto VVcsieynn Clurch, have ju«t received a Larj^c Consiicnmcnt of tho Heat K.nßlisli Clnthlng. £olli_K at lowest prices. Gum ents made to order at i-horlcst uotioi". Cutting, stylo, and workmanship not to be excelled. Uontlt-mcn'a nmtcj 'Is i"n_o_ui). _ \\ T ANTKD KNOWN, Cbetip limber v V can now bo Purchased at the Yards of P. fJoldi-, Albert-streot, close to Dock- He havliiK inircbnscd between 3U0.0M aiitt 100,000 fret, cf .5i aaoned Tlmbnr on ad van tinteous terniß, will ho prepared to tjivo cujtomor3 the bonoilt of bia purchase. VIfTANTf-D KNOWN, the Auckland V T Timber Company havo on hnnd puch loiKO stocks of timber of ovcry descript'on, t'JßOlher with h'&she?, Doors, JNlouldinKS, and Turnery Wo- k. they an- compelled to sell. Now is the time to bni'd. Prc-.t-iit prices can only continue until tho heavy stocks aio fold. Job lots of rcc,'iid class. Fueo outs, Biab3, &c. Hirowoodid Gdper loixd. Sawdust aud shuvinga fro. ANTED, the Public to know that John Crocker has Opened his Now Bcot and Shoo Shop, in Wnilreloy-st-cct, a few doora Bbovo Howiu Fros'TWart, and opposite United Service Hotel. Ho hofcs by hi.,'h-clas3 work maiiihip and lowoit pofsible rates, to secure a eharo of public patronage. WANTED KNOWN.—TIie Glnsßow Hnu?o is iv-opcncd with an entirely new Stock.—W. H. JACOBS, Boot and Shoemaker, (late Kincaid & Co.) ANTED, a. smart Girl to assist in Benorol houso work. — Apply to Mrs Courtayn, Claromont House, Princes-street. WfANTHD KNOWN, that E. Carr and H Kon have to hand Building Timber in Kauri and White Pine, Shingle?, Ilcuso Blocks, Pailince, Poets, Rails, and Firewood in their yard, Customhouso-strcot West, opposite end of Hobson street. N.B.—Tho increasing dsmnnd for White Pino h-s induced them to arrango for a constant supply. WANTED KNOWN—The Auckland Timber Company have such Larso Stocks of Timber of all descriptions. Doors, Saehos, and MouMings, *c. They aro com pelled to sail. Now is tho timo to build. Prcsont pricus can only continue until presont heavy stocks ato told. Job Lots of Second-class Face Cuts and Slabs. Firewood at -i.GI. per load. WANTED KNOWN, a iiitit-claß3 Stock of Cloths and Tweeds; good workmanship and moderate prices aro tho distinguishing features of " Tho Pantheon." J. FOFD, Tailor, IGfi, Queen-street. \\ T ANTED KNOWN, that D. Goldib, V? Timber Merchant, has Removed to hia New Promines, Lower Alberfc-atrect, oiiposito tho Dock. Having erected Largo Sheds tho Timber will be always under cover, so that the public iwill bo supplied with Seasoned Tinibor at tho lowest prices. Board Timber always in ojsok, also Raidwood Timber for Wheel wright? \&f ANTED KNOWN TO TRaUKSMKN, MECHANICS, AND OTHERS. Monk if Advanced in Sums of £2 to £50 on personal security, ro-payablo by weekly instal ments, at L. H. NEUMEGEN, Auckland Loan Olnce, 183 Qunnn st... om)oait3 Savings Bank. K'"_NTL EDGE, wanted to sell 25 tons. W. S. Laurie, 7 Wyndham-streot. V A P IE li HOSPITAL.' WAN T E D, A Duly Qualiflod Medical Man as Resident Surgeon for tho iv npicr Hospital. Salay, £200 per annum, with board and residence. Applica tions to bo forwarded to tho Honorary Secretary not later than Noon of VVEDNKSD _y, the 31st March, IfSO. Testimonials to accompany the application, which must be endorsed, " Apnlica cation for Resident Surgeon, Nader llOßpital.' J. A. SMITH, Honorary Secretary, Napier Hospital. Napier, ISthJFcbruary, ISBO. lIITE GKAPKS wanted iv any quantity. Tho highest price given.— Apply J. Wendel, Wine Manufacturer, Sy monds-strcet. Auckland. A THOROUGH practical Engineer is desirous of meeting with an Engagement tn take charge of Sawmill Plant, or anything where 6team-powcr is used, such as doep-lift pumping machinery, Brick Machinery, Brew- Mricp, &c, &c. Would have no objection to drive a Portable Kngine and Th'ashing Ma chine, nnrl krep same in repair. Highest home und Colonial reterences given.—Apply Star Office. rfTO^dL rNYII_""KESIDENTS.—A com 8. fortable Home can be obtained for Chi d ren attending sohoolnnd needing maternal care ; mu?ic taught on the promises.—Apply personally to Mrs Wait, Mana View, Karangahape Road. References exchanged.



Personal, ' f^HARLIE SULLEN, Steward, better ' \J known as Charlie Farrell. arriver! by the ' Ovalau. His mother wishes to know his present • addrets.—Apply, Waterman's dicing lvomg, Queen-street 1 HHHE Person who took the Cigarette « Holder from Cromwell's Coffee Rooms ia known, and if not returned by next Saturday the 2Sth, will bo prosecuted. IF the Man with the Spring Cart, who was seen taking the Sheep from Grey street, does not at once fetoh it back and apologise, the Police will bo after him. ■ Shipping. *BKB_?*_ XfiOß HOKIANUA 4§j|||g: X! CALLING AT KAIPARA. Tho s.s. i 'KOWENA' Will leave tho Onehunga Wharf on MONDAY, March 1, at 1 p,m , taking passengers and cargo for Dargaville. For freight and passage apply to A. MCGREGOR, Queen-street Wharf, Manager. .AA. QHIP BRITISH KMPIRE. jg|Sc_|^W )O Capt. Mather, from London. jjffiffisrajTr? All Claims aiminßt the vessel ■B^^~^™B must be rendered in duplicate to tho undersigned before Noon of SATURDAY, the 28th instant, or they cannot bo recognised. CRUICKSHANK & CO., Agents, 16, Queen-street, Auckland, February 2G, 1880. HE -steamer ' COROMAN- ■" DEL' leaves Auckland on "^"■^SATUHDAY, at 12 noon, returning at 6 p.m., instead of Friday. CHARLES GIBBKS. Amusements, KINITY CHURCH, DEVUNPOKT. An Entertainment in Aid of tho Funds of the above Cnurch will take place in the Dovonport Hall on FRIDAY, 27th iiiht. at eight o'clock. The Entertainment will consist of Music, Read ings, and a Sceno from Shakespeare (in charac ter). •' ■ Admission: 23 and Is. Volunteer .Notices. ryfAHUIiU RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. The Company will b» Inspected by Colonel Lcckie on FKIOAY EVKNING, the 27th inst., at 7 o'clook sharp, iv tho Publio Hall. Members absent are liable to a fine of £5. JNO. GORDON, Captain. XTTCKLAND NAVAL BRIGADE. Tho Corns will para'o In Mufti, at the Bot.t- Bhtd, at 7.30 o'clocK, TO-MORROW EVENING, with Curbinsa and Waist-belts. No Swords. E. LeROY, Captain A.N.B. February 2Cth, 1880. Meetings. YOUNG MEN'S CIIKISTIAN ASSO CIATION, cornor of Wellcsloy and Albert stroots. — Usual Devotional Meeting THIS (Thursday) ICVKNING, at 7.30. _.ll are invited. Now arrivals cordially invited. AUCKLAND SCRIPTURE GIFT AND PRIZE ASSOCIATION. Tho Third Annual Public Meeting of the aliovo will bo he'd on FRIDAY KVENING NEXT, the 27th instant, at 7.30 o'clock, in the largo room of tho Yourg Men's Christian Association. Fredk. Larkios, M>q., will take the Chair, and boy ral gentlemen address tho mooting on tho work of tho Association. A choir will assemble. Collection iv aid of the Funds of tbo Association. W. RUSHBROOK, Secretary. Education. i~IHURCII OF ENGLAND GRAMMAR \y SCHOOL PARNELL. Quarter Days :—January 27tn, April 12th, July Bth, and September 27th. School duties resumed Monday, February 2. JAMKS ADAMS, 8.A., Hoad Master, 1%/T R HENRY R, OW E TEACHER OF MUSIC, Somerset Plack, Howe-street. To .Let. rjlO LET, One or Two Koomsin a private JL fanily; houEe nicely tituated (no children). — Mrs Walker. Ru'scll Btreet Great North Road. —N nmo on tho door. LET, at Mount Eden, a Five-roomed House, Stables, &c.,with or without 31 acres of I.und.—Mesara Rushbrook aud Bridg miin, Uuppcr Qncen-Btreet. ff^O LKT, &n Ponsouby Hoad, top of I Franklin-street, from March lf-t, an Kight rromcil Fumily Reaidonce, with Outhoueo. Kood well, ta'.k, &c—Apply R. Laing, Rcporaakor, Picton street. rgU) LKT, LEASE or SELL, a si)lendid 1 Villa Rcßirlcnco of nine rooms, situate In Valloy Road, betwoen Mount Kdcn and Mount Hoakill Ko'ids, with four norcs of good volcnnio land ; good garden, orchard and all roquisito otitiiousca thorcno. —Ifor tcrmf, &c, apply Sam. Kvlnsou, Eden Vino Hotel, Kden Torrace. rn~o let tTli lease, Larcc Commodious Store, with Ton-3tall Stiblo, next Bank of Now Zealand and opposite National Bank Wharf ar,d Willow-street, Tau ranga. Terms Easy. For particulars aoply to JAS. BODKLL, Auctioneer, Tauranga, Board and Kesidence. OVEKNOIi BROWNE HOTKL, HOBSON-STREET Board and liOdging 20s por wcok (alnele r00m)...' Jus riIHORNTON SMITH, AND FIRTH'S X PRICES CURRENT (WHOLBBALK) Subject to alteration without notice. Sacks. 100's. Mb Crown Brand Flour, S. t. d. A s. d. &s. d. pcrton U 0 0 1110 II IS I V T.s.&F. Canterbury Flour 13 0 0 13 10 0 11 0 0 Sharps, per ton ..600 .. Brun, per ton ....COO .. .. Fowl Wheat .. .. Js. Od. per bushel. The above prices include sacks and bagr—saobs and bngß not returnable. Terms: Cash. Auckland, 23rd February, 1880. •VTOBEL'S TjYNAMITE. Tho Travelling Agent (S4r Gobmak) of the Nobel's Explosive Company (Limited) ia now in Auckland, and is prepared to givo information respecting tho use of Dynamite Mr Gorman will also wait upon any En gineers for Road and Harbour Boards, Con tractors, &c, having work In hand requiring a poworful explosive. Nobbl's Dxnamitk, having been greatly re duced in price, is now tho CHEAPEST (as well aa tho SAFKST and MOST POWERFUL) Bx ploslvo in use. E. PORTER & CO., Agents fok the Nobel's Explosive Company (Limited). THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FOR SALE, Ex 'British Empire': Sauces Picklos Fancy Biscuits Ked Herring Ling Fish Janan Blacking Cornflour Starch Mustard Black Lead Cocoa Chocolate B.Sper. Candles Currants Elcmo Raisins B. W. Soap Split Peas Sultanas Olycerino do. Thumb Blue Taplora Chicory -'olagga Juice Soda Crystals Sardines Sholl Almonds Bottle Salt Salad Oil Figs Macaroni Currio Powder Crushed Sugar Vermicelli Curb. Soda Lollies,all kinds Marmalade Ucl. Lozenges Also, Union Scales Lawn Mowera Crockery Horse Rakes Dun. Cornsacks &0., &c, &c. HULL BROTHERS, GENERAL IMPORT, EXPORT, & WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS. N.B.—Bole -A'genta for J, Craig and Son's Glasgow Whiskey. BONDED STOEE IN ALBEET-STKEET. HM.S. PINAFORE VOCAL SCORE H.M.S. Pinafore Piano Arrangement H.M.S. Pinaforo Waltzes H.M.S?. Pinafore Quadrilloa H.M.S. Pinafore Lancers H.M.S. Pinafore Halop H.M.S. Pinafore Polka H.M.S. Pinafore Fantasia-Dorn To be obtained only at tho AUCKLAND MUSIC WAREHOUSE. , ■ Arthur Eady.



■Waikato Advertisements. |_| AMILTON RAILWAY NOTICE B. EDWARDd Begs to Inform.tho public that a Coach moet3 every train arriving from Auckland. Chatvcn reasonable, .-per. al Carriages provifk-d to ordf ou instructions buing sent pur post or to.cgraph to b. Edwards, Livery and Bait Stables, Hamilton. "YTATIONAL HOTEL JLI CAMBRIDGE. Numerous Improvements and additions having beun completed, this Hotel now sffords the beßt accommodation to Visitors and Tourists. Spacious Sample Rooms have been providod for Commercial Travellers. First-clas3 Billiard Tablo under tho Superin tendence of a careful Marker. /GUIDES FOR TOURISTS. VJT Arrangements have been made bo that Guides for Visitors to the Hot Lukes are avail able upon short notice, j Instruction by post or telegraph promptly attended to, A U D TJ S KAYNES, PIIOriUETOR. TT AMILTON JUNCTION. Travellers from Auckland would study their own interests by stayiuu at JAMES' RAILWAY HOTEL HAMILTON JUNCTION. Visitors to Cambridge andthk interior would thus lose no time, as Omnibussea and the branch lino leave James' Hotel nftor broakfas every morninuat 8.30. Meals at all hours. Ex cellont accommodation for Commercial Travel ers. Tourists. Ladies and Families. MD E L A N E V • Begs to announoa ho haa assumed Proprietorship of the OHAUPO HOTEL, ; .-.• which Is pleasantly situated at the present terminus of tho Waikato Railway, and offers an excellent lesort for Travellers, Tourists, and Sportsmon. Livery and Bait Stables. M. DELANKY Proprietor HAMILTON, WAIKATO. JUDD'3 BOARDING HOUSE (formerly JACKSON'S). ' GEORGE JUDD (lato Cook at Pcarco's Commercial Hotel) having leased the above premises and mado extensive improvements, will bo glad to Beo his old friends, visitors, and travellers, where ho trusts that cleanliness, com fort, and an unsurpassed table will insure a continuance of patronage, aafl a kind recom mendation. N.B.—Good Paddocka. r^UKB OF CAMBhIDGK HOTEL. ROBERT KIRKWOOD (Formorly of National Hotel), Having purchased the Duke of Cambridge' will bo Klad to see his old friends and the Public. R. K. intonds shortly to mako importait alterations to this Hotel, and will do his beat 10 glvo satisfaotioni ottingham c astle hotel morrinvilm. piako. John wood Begs to draw tho attention of Tourists end Travellers to tho abovo Commodiouß ecd Handsomely furnished Hotel, In the centre of the magnificent Piako District. From the Hote! tho To Aroba mountain, and other bold and unrivalled scenery, may be gazed upon. Ehrenfried's Sparkling Ale, noted throughout tho colony for its excellence, is olwaya In stock Good Stabling. Soonro Facldocke. Buggy and Saddle Horses on Hire. J. WOOD. Proprietor. DUKE WOOL MATRESSES' ALBERT POTTER, WOOL STAPLKR AND SCOURKR, Having had repeated applications for Wool cleaned by "his process for tho purposo ol making Beds, Matireases. &c., has induced him to introduco to tho notice of ladies and gentle men, urivate families, hotel and boarding-house keepers, especially invalids, and the pubic in generul of Now Zealaud, hla Puna Wool Mattkksses. Squabs (or Sofas and Couches, Beds for Children's Cots, Kettees, &s., and in doing so would be« to observe thut tho Wool his Mattresses are stuffed with is divested of all dirt, animal and glutinous matters, and sa entirely free from impurities of every description, "the libres of tho Wool retaining all ita elasticity and flexibility, as when in tha previous state,—the yolk." Therefore persons using tham willnot be subject to those very disagreeable vapours which the pressure of the body, aa-istcd by its heat upon Impure animal and other mostances, emits, and tho many diseases wh'ch follow it, as an acting cause. Hamilton, Waikato, March, 1870. MEDICAL ThSIIMONY. Hamilton, .April 15,1579.—5ir, I have carofufly looked over somo Bpecimens of your Wool pre pared for Mattress making, and find it not only excollent in quality but free from any disagree able smell or nreaso. Tho Wool is bo carefully ■' carded' that no " foltius?" can take via- o. thus ensuring that beautiful softness and elasticity so essential to a bed. For somo years I havo ascd Wool Mattresses in my own house prepared by myself, ana I greatly prefer them to an v ""tlier kind i but you fur excel me in tho softness and elastic character of your ' cavdod " wools,- I am sir, yours obediently, K. Wadmnoton, M.D.— To Mr Albert Potter, Hamilton Kast. Auckland, Apri125,1879.— I ccriify that I have carefully examined some specimens of " <!ardcd Wool, prepared by Mr Potter of Waikato They are beautifully clean, freo from any dis ai<rooablo smell; and in my opinion are vury suitable for Mattresses, would bo very elastic, warm and comfortable.—Thos. D. KkN-ERDINE M.R.0.5., L, & K. I havo carefully examined tho two samplos of Wool which you gavo mo, anrt find them exces sively clean, froj from smell, and admirably lilted for tho manufacture- of .Uattro'ascs r.nd Cushions, ono of which I also inspected. I con Bidor a wcll-niado Wool Mattress moro healthy and comfortablo than n. feather bed: and. judg ing from tho samples I saw iv your possession, I can most conscientiously recommend the materials and tho work.—Chah. V, Ooi.nsnouo, M.D., fellow o! the Royal College of Physician, otc.—To Mr _ lbort Potter. Hamilton Waikato Iromnonprerv. -|f\ PER CENT, "fl/^ CASH DISCOUNT (TO REDUCESTOCK) ALLOWED TO PURCHASERS Off fTIABLE T7-NIVKS 1 ABLE XVNIVE3 IX)RKf», J_ ORI-S. SPOONS. (?_C., POONS, OCC, J& 1" T* ICK EY, 230, QUEBN-STREET, 230.



Public Notices. MR MORRISON, of Papatoitoi, ia appointed Agent for tho Star. Partifs desirous of becoming Subscribers will kindly favour hitn with their navies. AUCKLAND AND OHAUPO RAILWAY. WAIKATO. TRAFFIC. Arrangements having bcon mudo for a THhOUGU TRAFFIC to and from Waikato, notice is hereby Riven that from and after MON- I'AY, the Ist of March i.fixt, all Gooiis for Sta tions on the Waikato and Waipa Rivera above Ngaruawahia will be transhipped ut Ngorua wahia, instead of hitherto at IVloicor. Classifications aud conditions as publi-hed by Railway will apply to the through traflic All freights not prepaid aro payablo on de'ivery. A. V. MACDONALD, General Manager Auckland Railways. F. SCHKIFF, Secretary Waikato Steam ffevigatlon Coal Mining Coii.par.y. Auckland, February 2oth, 18S'J. pHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS. Hill & Houson (John H. Hudson), Victoria-street. T. B. Hill, Queen-street. We, the undersigned, wish the pubic and our friends to tuke ncti:e that th« two businesses mentioned above aro in no way connected with each other. (Partnership dissolved, 1871). JOHN H. HUDSON, For Hill & Hudson, T. B. HILL, for self. February 7,1880. TO NEW-COiMEiIS AND OTHERS. An opportunity occuri for a respectable per son with a small capital to assist in working a Small Farm of about 50 acres of exceptionally good land, already fenced, subdivided, in good grass, with necessary out buil' ings, and now self-supporting. The outsido run is extensive and good. About 150 fruit treas are on the pro perty, m bearing. The owner wishes to fall in wllh someone of more practical experience, to tako sharo in stock, &c. . ■ This ij a good home at once, and seldom such a chance offer j of engaging i i a remunerative occupation for a small outlay. To a suitable person easy teims will be oilVred. Apply peraonally to Mr J. Buchanan, Mer chant, Custom-Houae-strcet. W ° T I C E, GiS KKGUI.ATORS. GAS REGULATORS. HORNE'S PATENT GAS REGULATORS. Gas Accounts BEDucii;D3oTo4oPer Cent Sole Agents for New Zealand: A. & T. B U RT, Dunedin. Our representative, Mr, A. 11. Waddell will be in Auckland at the beginning cf no&t week (23rdl, and purposes introducing tho above through tho me ium of tho K.'iitlttinp; trade. As his stay in Auckland wll be limited early application for tbe above will bo neceseary to teouro his immediato supervision. Full infor mation given regarding them on communicating with his address, Albert Hotel. TMPROVEMENT ! IMPROVEMENT! H. H BARTLB.TT. Respcotfully calla tho attention of tho people of Auckland to the fact that he is now furnishing highly enameled Photographs at reasonable prices, at hid studio, Quec.'i-streot, Auckland. Tliis process was first discovered by Mr Hem, a popular photographor In Boston. Mass., U.S.A., and has ben practised by hini since 1801. All though this method of beautifying photographs is attended with much cireful manipulation, thn result is very Fat'Efactory and pleasing aa well a3 beneficial, inasmuch as it preserves the picture from fading and spotting by exposure to air. He guarantees these photographs, when enamelled, to remain perfectly brilliant for fifty years, aa time and cliiiat-s has no damaging effect ou them. Pleas-j call and inspeot our work. r^ J. M c E N T E E, AHPEN TE R, JOINER, &c, No. 5. Ax-f-ert Strket (Close to the Market). FORMERLY 'Vi'ITU J, C. FEMIAM. Ladders, Barrowa, Steps, Boxes, &c, of ovory description. Shop and Office Fitting 3 made. JonuiKG and Repairing DoNtt. A O 11 I L I P, il« JL saddlkr and harness maker, Kabangaiiape Road, Newton (Opposite tha Medical Hall). In commencing business at tho above Address A. Philip respectfully requests a trial, foeling assured that his experienco in the Trade in Auckland and other Provincial Dietricta will enable him to give satisfaction. Saddlery and Harness Wort made and re paired at Low Rates, and with Despatch. LONDON PRICES-Trousers (all wool) 7 18s Cd; Trousers and Vest. 30s; well shrunk to measure.—J. Williams, Tailor, Vic toria-street. DH. C. EMERSON TENNENT, Legally Qualified MEDICAL PRACTITIONER. Disponsary and Surgery: Top o! Grey-street. Hours of Attendance: 10 to 12 a.m., 2 to i, and 7 to 0 p.m. 6" X O S A T B to Roth'r Public Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, Victoria - etreut East. Charge, ONE SHILLING. Opon nil week days from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Sunday Mornings from C till 10 a in. The Bath-rooms aro all private, and sup plied with every convunior.oo, Turkish, towels, irah and hair brushes, combs, respirators, soap, /to Selott bath-rooms (private) for Ladies oyery Jay, at all houro, with foinalo attoiidanco, Okb BW.ILLINO. Plcoso note tho address:—Victoria stroot East, abovo tho Greyhound Hotel, and next tho Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart AunlU&ni £3,000 w w ° B T H EARTHKNWARE, CHINA & GL VBSWABE. SHOW-TiOOM OM FIRST FLOUU. Now Unpacking, Xx ' Loch Urr t; A Beautiful Selection of Now Goods, in . g Great Variety. C X Also, landing, ex 'British Empire,' large d fi additions to my S'.ock. X % ►■' •h in early inspection is invited, espeoially of 3 rj eoaio Parian Statuary. ™ S The Goods aro vory Choice. g h Largo shipments to follow by ' City Of § 2 Quebec' and ' Mevcia' from London. m O X Seliiug Prices are such as will Induce o 5 Customers to extend to mo a continuaneo <- g of their favours. 2j in My Agents in London, thoroughly conver- c f. sant with tho want 3of the Colonies, are S jj thereby enabled to pnrchaso (for caab) to S g tho best advantogo. S EDWARD LEWIS, CUSTOM-HOUSE STREET. 11th February, 18S0. ■VTOTICE OF REMOVAL Mr Wm. Pahker, recently in business as Whoolright nt the Junction, lipsom, regs to in form his customers nnd thu public gei crally that he has HKMDVKD to Nowni'irket, opposite Mr Pearco, Blacksmith, where ho hopes, by strict attention to business anil civility to thoso who may favour him with their patronage, to obtain a fair Bharo of sunpport. Address: William Pakkkr. Wheelriglit, orpositc liailway Station, Newmarket, TU" O T I C E Ladies, bear in mind that Williams' is tho Cheapest 1 louse in Town for Fancy Druycry and Small Goods. A splendid assortment of 1 adioi' Undnrclolhina ; Lvidics' Belts, Is caoli; a nice lot of Neck Frilling, all p:.i.ces from id yard, and lot of Gilt Broochoa, Kar-ringa and Lockots, from Is o 2a cacli. J. WILLIAMS, Foot of Grey-street, four doors above liarko Entrance opposite Damplei's. Opon till 9 p.m. W. C. d jsw^kb« the r,great machink|importbr, is nobody's aobnt ! mpobts Direct the following Machines Singer, Genuine Arm and Platform Friatcr & Rosstnan Princess of Wales Weitheim Home Companion, the New Ay heeler & Wilson Home Shuttle Co.'s New Grover & Baker latest and best Domestic Ho wo—A., B, and C. And Other Good Makers, All of which aro for Sale on Weekly Paymonta of 2/6. One Month's Freo Trial, with option of changing without loss. Unlimited instruction nt purchaser's houso by tho best Machinist in the Colony. Machines kept in order twelve months free of charge T^eso nro some of the advantages of Pur chasing at tho GREAT DEPOT, QUBKN-STHKBT SPECIAL .NOTICE H. L. POSSENISKIE, MERCHANT T A I I O 1!| Exactly opposite the South British Insurance Offices now buildings, Shortland-street, Has pleasure in announcing that be has on hand and to arrive his FIRST SHIPMENT ov SUMMER GOODS, campriaing English, Scotch, Laknockburn, Home spun, and OTHKR Tweeds. /tar Special lines in Blue and Broadcloth, Fancy Coatings. Mozella and other Vestings, &c, &c. N.H.—Every garment ia made under the per sonal supervision of the advertiser, and he would particularly direct attention to the fact that NO machine wollk 18 sent out. Note the Addeess : Exactly opposite tho South British now offices i SaOKTIAND-STISEET



Public Notices. TRISH DISTRESS RELIEF1 FUND. All Persons disposed to give Pecuniary Aid to the above Fund, but who may not havo bton called upon by Collector?, and also al persons now in receipt of tubscriptiom, aro r?rpect fully requested to forward tho sune aa early as possible (together wi'h Issti of snbTcribers) to His Worship tho ft:ay;u- for speeds' remitUuco of an instalment to tLe Loid Mayor oE Dublin. JOS. A. TOM, Hod. See. Auckland, February 25,1880. MOUNT EDEN HIGHWAY DISTRICT. Notice is hereby given that Legal Proceedings will bo taken t-> recover all RATJlSunpaid after Ist March proximo. T. THOMPSON, Chairman Mount Kdon District Board. BARGAINS.— A few great Bargains in Children's Boats, Shoo Grindery, &a, will still be found for a few d ys at S. Routs', lligh straot. S Hop to let on lease. IIOSS M. LEVY.] [J. M. J^ O T I C E, M. LEVY & CO., in tbanking their nnnicrous Customers for pa;t favours, desire to notify that they have taken into partnership Mr J. M. Jacobs, of London, and beg to solicit a continu ance of their support Tho style of the firm will be as heretofore. Just Landing and to Arrive, ex Ben Nevis, British Knipiro, Stracathro, Mercia, ana To Anaa, 145 CASK 3of General Fancy Goods, consisting of Cabinetware, Klectro-Fiated Ware, Purses, Pocket Kcoks, Bags, Albums. Lustres, Vases, Centre Pieces, Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Engravings, Brush ware, Combs, Clock?, Tobacconists' Sundries, Dolls, Toya, &c, &c. M. LEVY & CO., 29, Queen-street, AucMand. O T I C E. GAS KEQr/1 ATORS. GAS REGULATORS. HORNE'S PATENT GAS REGULATORS. GAS ACCOUNTS REDUCED 30 TO 40 PER CENT. Sole Agents for New Zealand: A. & T. BUR T, DUNEDIN. Wo havo appointod Mr W. J. MARKS, J.'lumber and Gas-fltter, Chapel-street, Sole Agent for tho above in Auckland. A Regulator ra>i be seen at his promises, whore full informa tion regarding them will bo given. A. & T. B U ET, DUNEDIN. DflOlU ENAMELS. BEAUTIFUL ENAMELLED PHOTOGRAPHS, In Parisian Style, with Ploiu or Fancy Rordors. Finoly-flniahed enlargements in Carbon or Silver. AT VERY LOW RATES. Every Novelty in Photography at HEM US & BANNA'S (By Special Appointment to Ilia Excellency Sir Hercu!o3 Robinson and SirGeo. Grey). mo ALL TIMBER CONSUMERS. NOW 18 THE TIME! Persons intending to Build should begin at once, as they will never be able to Buy Cheaper than at present from THE UNION STEAM SAW, MOULD ING SASH & DOOR COMPANY, Mechanics' Bay, Who have the LARGEST STOCK; in the Colonies, and having an IMMENSE A3 tORTMENTof ALL kinds, aro Selling at the most attrac tive PRICES. DOORS, SASHES and MOULDINGS, in Splendid Form. FOR LATHES AND TUKNKRY TnE CHEAPEST PLACE IN THE COLONIES. JSTFullest information promptly furnished on application to RICHARD MONK, Manager, for Sale. 11l OR SALE, on Friday, February 27th, . at the Haymarket, by Alfred Bucklanri, Cab, Horse and Harness, in good condition, To be sold without reserve. OR SALE, one Gi Cylinder "Soho" Engine, with largo Vertical Tubular Boiler and Mounting** complete.—Apply to E. H. Yeo man, Albert Boiler Workj; I FOR Immediate Sale, tho Carriage, Ponies, and Harness belonging to Judge Gillies, who is leaving for Europe. A better pair cannot be got.—Apply to W. Crowther, Victoria Stable. ; B/'OR S ALB, Family Residence in Nelson iP street; eight rooms; on allotment; 66 x 200 feet; good orchard. Terms liberal.—J; Burtt, Cook-street. rpOR SALE, Heavy Draught Entire flj Horse; quiet and staunch in all work, and a sure foal getter.—Georgo Lendrum, Queen strect, Auckland. FOR SAL If, a Four-roomed Cottage in Lornc-street, with a good Well.—J. M, and J. Mowbray, 42, Queen-streot. Si I.OR SALE, one O'-horse power Steam • Engine, by Hornsby and Son; also, Thrashing Machine, by Marshall and Son, 'J'ar pauhng. Tool?, &c, in «ood workinir order. Also, the Pure-bred Clydcedoli Kntiro Disraeli, 3 ycara old: tha Thorough-bred Entire Treg gcal.'>; tho Thorough-bred Entitolshmaelite.— Apply S. C. Caulton, Albert Hotel. FOR SALE or~Leasc, a Large Allot ment, Albertutrr-et; also, 2 Allotments, with steam power, if required.—H. Partington, Houso and L»nd Agent, Stichbury's Buildingf". gj^Oß SALE, a Gentleman's Residence f af 11 Apartments on allotment 100 by 600 deep, in that delightful locality near ShoJly Beach, Ponsonby; the position aDd view uniur oosEOfl ; largo water frontage for boating, bath ing. &c. A leolly choice property.—Cards to view and full particulars from Tanner and Evans, Estate Agents, 71, Queon-atroot. CAPITAL INVESTMENT, Honse of Vy Eight rooms. Stables, &c, about 6} acres rich volcanic Land, or garden, paddock, &c, near that splendid estate, tho Pah Farm, abuut i miles froro town.—Tanner and Evans, Estate Agent?, 74, Queen-street. FOR SiLE, Farms (large and small); commodisus family Mansions and small Villa Residences.—All information fully given on application to Tanner and Evans, Houso and Estate Agents, 74, (Jueen-street. T E N T! LENT! Prime Picblod Salmon White Herrings And Ling Fish On Sole at G. MOOD V' S & C 0., Qaeen-streot, Onehunga. OR SALW (cheap), Building Allotment?, in Karangahape Road, Qucen-etreet, Nelson stieet. Spring street, Alexandra s'rect, Kyber Pass, &c, &c—S.Vaile, Land ana Hous» Agent, Shortland-streeet. »> ACHES «t Paraell, with small Cottage, O Stable, Sheds, &c, suitable for a residence or for nursery grounds. Tho lease for 62 roara, at £10 per annum, will be sold chssp.—S. Vailc Land and House Agent Shortland-stroet. B"~u7IDING ALLOTMENT for A capi til Building Allotment in Nelson-street. near the water. This valuable allotment will ba sold cheap for cash.—S. Vailo, Houso and LaLd Agent, Shortland-street. S~TACItKS.— ITor Sale (Cheap), nearly 5 acivs, fenced, sub-divided and in grass, and orchard, with cottage, stablo, covishcd, &c. Only half an hour's walk from Queen-street — S. Vaile, Land and Houso Agent, Shortland-st. ■PAClfr— Substantially built Houbo of sis rooms, "^*uv with detachoi wabh-house, wood bouso, well, tank, &o.; allotment 30 x 13G feet, situated in a principal street; 15 minutes from Post-offlce.—S. Valie, Houso and Land Agent, ifhortland-street. £ 1 •30~ COTTAQE o£ four rooms-verandah, cwxtjv kitchen range, all quite new—with allotment, 10 x 95.-b. Vaile, Housa and Land Agent, Shortland-street. lAfi ACRE FARM, to be cold Cheap. Thia t-\J\J j" a rm is of very superior quality; it Is nearly all fenced, in three paddocks ; 75 acres in grass, 25 acres bush ; about ono mile from rail way station.—S. Vaile, Land and Honsa Agent, Shortland-street. EVONPORT, NORTH sTjoltET- Houses to Let, furnished and unf uruished. —Oliver Mays, Poat-offlce Street. (•1 A to £1000 LENT, on Building Society 3& 1." principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Soo List of. Properties for Sale on 4ta page.— C. Williamson, Estate Agent, Vulcan Lane.— Seven per cent, allowed on monoyi deposited for investment. FOR S a L E, In Eden Place, off Kyber Pass, Two detached Cottages, with two -Allotments IGS feet frontage; also. Out-building sui'able for a workshop or stable; a good well of water at l-ached. —For pat Oculars apply to Mr Thoirpson, Victoria-street, or Measrs Robinacn and Wilson, Kyber Pass Bakery, or Mr Ball. Newmarket. /Consign SFe~n"~t~& \j WHICH MUST BE SOLD -70 trunks Nathan Joseph's Boots 500 bushels Englith Malt 10 Iron Tanks 8 i-caskß Lemon and Hart's Rum 6 1-casks Ballantine's Whisky 6 octaves Ballantines Whisky 100 cases " Rob Roy" Whisky 20 cases Cockburn's Finest Sherry 1 ease Ladies' Fans 1 bale Fishing Nets 5 bales Woolpacks 130 cases Combe's Stout 40 half-barrels White Herrings 25 boxes Brown's Cornflour . 110 kegs Pelgian Wire Nails 11 coile No. 9 Fencing Wire 33 hapsheada Cow Grass Seed Bran, Oatmeal, Dunedln Boer, &o. JOHN REID & CO., 20, QUfiEN-STREET.



Lost and found. 19 LOST, on Wednesday night, bctAvcej^^H St. Matthnw's Church and Mount, Kden, till Gold Ear-ing (set in ftoms).—Finder rewarded™! by leaving same at this office. iit^H f : 0:T, from Mount Hobson, one Jjiaclijij R i 11 orso branded Diamond on near shoulo'ciwl^H onohind foot whits.—lto.wr.rdoa n-turningsamni^H to J. Percell, Firewood Yard, Victoria street. gjjjj^J Tenders. _Jflfl AUCKLAND AND OHAUPO RAIIJiH WAYS. 'iiifl TENDERS FOR FILLING SCORIA AT MOUNifflMfl SMART liU.LAST PIT. ifH Tenders will bo received at this oilico up toll* noon on WEDNESDAY, March 3rd, for Filllnpjllf Sc ria in Railway Tineks at Mount Sinartjjlj^H Ballast i'it. to be seen at thcM| oilico of the undersigned. ufi^l A. V. JIACDONALD, Jlffl Generjl ManaKor. jli FORMATION, RICHMOND ROAD.HH " ' li^H Fresh Tenders lor above Contract, to bo Por-BH formed f-.r the Ponsonby ani Newton BoEirdam^^B will be rcceivod up to noon on 3 VfURDAY jlj the 2ith instant, at my tifflcs, 71, (}uecn-st,reetjl|i \vhero also plans and specification may be iiecnl|l| JOHN BOYLAN, C.E., Stfflil -■ nsiuecr to the Boards. jjH|p? TO ii UILD ER S .WM Tonfic-s will bo received until MONDAY', nt|B9| Noon the Ist of March, 18S0, for the Erection oIllIKi, a Villa iv Park lioad. IHfl Pirns, etc., to bo seen at my Office. IHIhI W. F. HAMMOND, IfllM Architect. 9 South British Chamber.-). IBM fSIENDERS will be rei-ohed till 4 o'clock§R| .1 on THURSDAY, 11th March, for t!io|B|Sd Erection ot a Bankins?-hou c, ia Auckland, forlHxg the Bank of New South Wales, Tin lowest o 119 "ij any tender will not necessarily ba accepted ÜBfl lJ:ans and specifications may be rcen at thalHß(] Hunk of New South Wales, Auckland, amißjKl Tenders are to ba addressed to the Manuger.Bo endorsed, " Tender for Bank." §n»l W. B. ARMSON, \\mi Architect, Christchurch. ijKSs 'P O BUILDER S.|K| Tenders will bo received until noon o£ THUR^-IMSi DAY. Maivh i, for the Kreclion and Completion Ml ~f a Villa at Dcvonport.^ H Architect. I <Tp O BUILDER S.H Tiiurt for receiving tend era for Villa Residence OHs in Alfred-street is ifx'onded to noon of MON-IJH DAY, iMarch Ist. llnM EDWARD BARTLEY, $HR| Architect. | O CA"ft TE R S.|ll| Tenders wanted for supplying 50 loads ofHß| earth.—Mr K. Bartloy, Aicliitcct, Queen-atreou IHI mo .CARPENTERS.—Tenders will bcHH l_ accepted till the 28th instant for tho NHL Erection of a Cottage at Htobcs'Point. Plans.lMg Ice, to bo seen by applying to C. Cooper, Frcc-IHM man's Bay Soapery. Victoria-sireet West. Hlrßr f%,TANGSRB HIGHWAY BOARD. H| will be received up to SATURDAY, ■Hg February 28th. at 4 p.m., by the undctf igned, Wf ror depositing 2UOO yards ot Metal on the Man; HK Rfiro Roads, also for Forming and Motalling 3u ing Chains of Hoad. ifflß Further information from iaSI JaMKS ROBERTSON, Jun., ||<B Chairman ot District Board. H uonvovances. n M c G TJ I it E, H m COACH PROPRIETOR, MM Rung a Coach daily to meet she train at Chaupo. IflKj Horses and Buggies on Hire. jlffi Orders by "Post or Telegraph promptly iWK attended to. lllE LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, <|H ALEXANDRA, fl JT TIEKNEY'3 TIME-TABLE— HP aJs Auckland and whau. 1|B; if rom Auckland! From Whan i|K 11 a.m. 8 a.m. fIX 4.30 p.m. 2.50 pan,1 f 3H Saturday's Tim?: . [IB 1.30 p.m t a.m. i|B lOp.rn. S p.m. j9 J PLOWMAN'S COACH TIMEiM *$ • TABLR, Auckland end Onehunga :— SMI From Auckland From Onehunga: JH 11a.m. 9 a.m. I'MU 5 b.io I.SO p.m. jM /WrTEßASTteniucra 'Bus leaves Remu- II %^J era Daily at 8.30 a.m., 11.15 a.m., 2.30 p.m., >■ 1.45 p.m.; leaves Auckland at 10 a.m., 12.20 p.m., MBj .38 p.Pii-, SAS p.m. \Mt Try i^uit/K'a timk tabljs [9 EJ • FROM JH AUCKLAND AND WHAU. >*« oaves Auckland i Tjeaves "Wha'sl :'Wt 12 noon 8.30 a.m. j« 5 p.m. 3p.ra, 4H Saturday—Leaves Aucldond, 2 p.mi ana H Spturday—Leaves Whau 8.30 a.m, and 5.3 (18 p.m U9 THE UNION LINE OF COACHES N BETWEEN TAURANGA AND ONINK- — toUTU. |M TAURANGA HVERY AN D BAIT STABLES JH COBNHH OF SPBINO AND GKEY-STBEETS. (Opposite Spring Well Brewery), jjiH Ladies' and Gknt^icmen's Saddle Horses H Buggies, &c, for hiro a.t the above on reason able tormi!, for he Lakes or elsewhere. |« A First-class Saddlkr Employed on tho Hj Premises. Lowest possible charges. mm Tclcarams will receive piomrt attention. liHl D. AI. IT. Bllib, |H Proprietor. iß| iiUCtloua. ||H MONDAY, MARCH 15. M CHOICE AND UNKQUAtiLKD 33 BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, B Hepbur'4 and Selwyn Streets. |9f GEORGE SIBBIN 9 HAS received iustructions from the City H Council to sell by auction, at his Kalo Q Hooms, Lower Queen street, at noon, on Mon- ■ day, 15'.h March, «■ The LEASE FOR THIRTY-THREE.YBAHS 1 of ELffiVKN LarRP, Choioo and Well- B tituat?d BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, I with frontages to Hepburn and Solwyn- fl streets (rhe latter newly made and ■ ;■ oroicil, G8 feet wide, connecting with fl Picton-street). 9|^ These Largo Allotments arc delightfully H situated (15 minutes walk from the Post Office,) 1 Oiim nanding beautiful and unintorrnpted views D of the Town and Harbour, in a highly respect- 9 able neißhbonrhood closely adjacent t-i the ■ VVestern Park. Ponsonby and City Busßes' m Daßsini< along the Ponsonby Road (within ono ■ minutes walk) every twenty minutes. Building n sections of thia description are now getting very H difficult to obtain close to the city, and those ate || well worthy of attention. fflj Terms, conditions ar,d plan may be viewed on fIBJ and after Wednesday, 3rd March, at the offica ■ of tbc Town Clerk, Canada BuildiDgs, Queon- |fl stroot, and at tho Auctioneer's l^ooms, Lower H Qiucn-otrect. m TO-MORUOVV, NOON. tfl MARKET-DAY AUCTION SALE. |fl AT ARTHUR'S MA RT. I POULTRY,&-.C—l'owla, Turkeys,Ducks.Gcese, fl riKeon?, Canarii:s, Small Pigs. . HB A Fine Deer and Case. 9| PRODUCE, &c—ls long Good Fiour, in lots to I suit Purcasers; 10 wicks Now Auckland fl grown (Jatn, 50 sacks Old Oats. 40 Bcchs 9 Maize, 30 sacks Sharps and Bran, 5 eacks 9 Oatmeal, 280 sacks good Table Potatoes, 6q ■■ sacks and bugs Onions, 120 Cheeae, 10keg g fl Salt Butter, Fiah, IJccf, Bacon, Hams, Lard # ■■ FRUlT—Damsons, Plums, fcaches. Apples, I Pears, Cocoanuts. 19 GROCHIRIKS, &o.—Tea, Sugar, Cofloe, Cocoa, 1 Rice. Biscuit-3, Lollie», Currants, Salmon, M Pickles, Mustard, Matches. Soap, Blue, 1 Starch. Clothes I'eg^, White Load, Tuips. IB FURNITURE DEPARTMENT. H AT ONE O'CLOCK P.M. M Second-hand Furniture (in largo quantity) re- 1 moved to Mart for conrenienco o£ Sale, W§ Walnut Drawing-rcom Suite (nine pieces), 1 Chairs Tables, Safes, I'edsteads. Palliasses, I Mattrasses, Washstands, Toilet lables, I Toilet Glasses and Ware, Commodes. I Fenders, &c; Cho3ts of Drawers, Stoves, I *■- itchen Utensils, Glesa and Earthen ware, BJj Copper Boiler. . at A largo Assortment of New Furniture.—Six ■ Piano', New and Seeand-haud : Sowing Ma- I rhlnes, Man K tes, Clock", Clothinfr, Wools, |l Backets, Fancy Goods, Plated Ware, Lamps. I FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27. fl DURHAM YARDS. ■ FOR SALF, on Friday next, at Durham 'fl Yaf(it) at 11 o'clock, s {■ 8 Uaeful Young Horses from Ponui Island, jfl HUNTER & NOLAN. , 9 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27. I AT SHEIK'S MART, AT 11 O'CLOCK, 100 bags Oats ' 109 bags Maize 100 bags Bran 20 bags tfharp3 150 packages I ca 5 ton 3 Potatoes 5 Vega Butter .. Su''nr, Rice, Currants, Candles . % Raisln=, Dried Apples ' ■■. Candles Soap, iTerogenc, Salmon Lord, Matches, Tobacco, &o. 70 Cheoee, &c, &c. [Continued on Fourth Page.] ..'dfll