Waikato Turf Club Annual Summer Meeting.

First Dat. {FROM OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.) Phesident : His Excellency Sir Hercules Robinson. Vice-Prksidknt : Lieut.-Colonel Lyon. Judge: Dr. Waddington. Stewards : Mr Carpenter Mr Storey Mr Roche Mr W.Taylor Mr J. B. Why te, M.H.R. Mr Northcrof t, R.M. Mr Whitaker, M.H.K. Mr3F. R. Clauds Starter : C. J. Storey. Clerks of the Course : • C. Johnson and 0. F. Pilling. Handicappers : Messrs Weatherill and Handley. Clerk of the ScaLES: . A.J.Bertram. Ohatjpo Race Course, this day. To-day's races comprise six events. Business to commence with the Handicap Hurdle Race of 40sov's. The sterling good local horse, Sportsman (10st.) has been well favoured in betting circles. The Maiden Plate brings out lour local horses—Emu, Molly Darling, Chance, and a Traducer colt. The latter was brought from the South by Messrs McKinnon and Sutherland. He is said to be full brother to Templeton. Auckland is represented by Piseatorius, Glenfern, and Milkman. Laing's colt,. however, is backed against Walter's grand youngster, and the'Ngarua wahia people expect that their horse will proved the same " dark horse" that Harold was at the Cavalry race meeting, when he beat Magician and Urakau.. The Turf Club Handicap is the big event of the meeting. Libeller is honoured with any amount of odds in the betting, and car ries a featherweight of 63t 61bs. Barold comes forward as the best Waikato horse, indeed there is but one other local represen tative, Clover. For the Waikato Stakes there are three local horses, but Walters's Billingsgate is the only moral thing in it. The Flying Stakes introduce Harold again to contest with Billingsgate iv a weight for age race, Harold carrying top weight, while the. celebrated Billingsgate comes in'with 7st 131bs up. A large number of Maoris are on ,the course, and though the entries are not yet in for the Maori race, a very good number are sure to go for the stakes. >/.'■' !..'''' There are a good many bookmakers on the ground. . ■ •■ Race Course, noon. The Hamilton brass band has just arrived, the members in uniform. It was feared there would be no band/through the late unpleasantness, but the band has reformed as strong as ever. Tho attendance is rapidly increasing. There are ■♦already about six hundred horses qn the ground. Carter ha 3' brought a good number. Edwards and . Mofflin's stables i have been exhausted by the great demand. Bookmakers are in great force, but the fields are not open enough, for much specu lation. Three totalisators- are >On the ground, and are receiving favourable critic is-m and are likely to be well patronised. The favourite horses for the hurdles and handicaps were shown last night at Hamil ton, when the horses drawn in a Calcutta sweep were sold. Sportsman brought £6 10s for the hurdles, Loch Lomond 30s, while Libeller sold for £6 for the handicap against Loch Lomond 20s. No- other horses were sold. Harold looks his best, aud the Ngaruawahia people are putting a little money on him. Malvern is here to try and win laurels for Epsom, as Isaac Gwynne won them in the ;pigeon match.

The jockeys are weighing for the hurdle race. The lovely weather has tempted out a large attendance. Great disappointment is expressed that Lone Hand, Lara, Pinfire, and others have not arrived. Altogether there are three>?totalisators and twenty bookmakers on the ground. The bel ting is not vigorous. The taletit are laying even money that they can pick the four races. Tbe bookmakers have therefore a poor show with the first day's meeting. Betting on the hurdles is even money on Grey Momus arid Sportsman, and four to one on the others.

Mr Storey, the eminent Waikato starter, is on the way to the post, so now for, the first race.

Handicap Hurdle (Race, of lOsovs.i with a sweepstakes of 2sovs. each added; second horse, ssovs. out of stakes. 2 miles, over 8 flights of hurdles, 3ft. 6in. high. Nomina tion, lisovs.; acceptance, 2_r3ovi_. Mr Rutherford's eh g Sportsman, aged, lOst •:••' I Mr Mclvor's br g Grey Momus,aged, list 41bs 2 Mr Paterson's b g Gladstone, aged, lOst 3

Scratched: Lone Hand and Loch Lo. tuond.

Wilson took Sportsman along at a fast gallop the first round, taking the hurdles in advance of the held, Gladstone close up. Grey Momua held back. A length past the stand the grey was level with Sportsman, aud Gladstone was outpaced. A nerik-and neck race to each hurdle brought them to the eighth and last in company. ; Grey Modiub was the favourite, but, when clear of the hurdle, Wilson brought Sportsman along with a rush at the finish, winniug by a good length, Maidkn Plate, of 30sovs. 11 miles; j weight for age: for three-year-olds and upwards that have never won a stake exceeding lOsovs. Entrance, ljsovs. Mr Walters' b c Piscatorius, 3yrs, 7st _ lllbs I .... 1 Mr Garland's b g Emn (late Osman Pasha), 4yrs, 9st 1 2 Mr Laing's b Traducer Colt, 3yrs 7st lllbs | J Mr Thomas Bond's b m Molly Darling, 3yre, 7stßlbs ... I ... ( Mr Steele's b g Chance, aged, 9st 4lbs ( Mr Hunt's b g Glenfera, 4yis, 9st ... ■'( [PER PIGEONGRAM.] Walmley's Milkman scratched. I ■' J 4 Betting 3to 1 Piscatories. A good star brought Walter's colt forward with a sligh advantage. All the rest hang on the-cot till storming for the straight, -when tte jNgaruawahia Traducer colt came fonvari and improved-the pace. Emu also re sponded to the rider's call, the three goifg past the stand abreast, Piscatorius goitg easily, evidently too good'for his compaty to trouble him. At the bflpk of the courie <!Re horses filed out, and on entering tie straight for the run home the pace warmed up a little. Piscatorius came in first with an admirable stride, not having, been called on during the race. Time : 2min. 55sec.|' Tufk| Club Handicap, of lOOsovs., with'a sweepatakes of ssovs. each add'edl; secoid horse. lOsova.; third horse, ssovs. out of stakes. Distance, 2 miles. Nomination 23l>vb.; acceptance. saovs. ~ t_ Mr W. Walter's br c Libeller, 3yrs„ 6st. 6lbs. .......... ....'1 Mr Laing's eh g Harold, aged, sst. 131bs. ... ... V: ' '.-.. „..$2 Mr Mclvor's br g Loch Lomond, 5 yrs.,e 6st. 13lhs. ... ... ... ...?3 Mr R. Farmer's b m Lady Elizabeth,', 4yr?., Cst. lOlbs. '.'.'. .."." ...0 Mr Hunt's br g Yatapa, 6yrs., 6st. 21bs. 0 Mr R. Farmer's eh f Lady Gertrude,-, 3yrs., sst_ 131bs. ' .4.0 Mr White's eh g Barney, aged, s_st| 131bs ... 0 Mr Hettit's Clover, sat. 131bs -.. 0 Waikato Stakes, lof 25sovs. 1J Miles welter weight for age. Ssovs, opt of stake to co to second horse. Entrance, 305,. Mr Bucklaud's eh c Omega,'4vrs., list. lllbs "... ..; 0 Mr Jnlling's eh g Tni, aged, 12st. lib. ... 0 Mr Wilkinson's b __ Orakau, aged, 12st. lib :,.:/;0 Mr Walter's b c Billingsgate, Syrs., JOst,' 31bs. ,0 Mr Steele's b g .Chance, aged, I2st. lib. 0 ' Elying Stakrs, of 20sovs. J mile; weight for age. Entrance, 30s. ■■-'■ •:- Mr Buckland's chc Omega, 4yrs., 9st; '... • 0 Mr Wilkinson's b g Orakau, aged, 9st. 1 21bs ,-.... 0 Mr Walter's b c Billingsgate, 3yrs., 7st, 131ba. ... .... .-..,- . ~; ... 0

Mr Hunt's b g Glenfcrn, 4yrs_, 9st. ... 0 Mr Laing's eh g Harold, aged, 9st. 21bs; 0 -Maori Race, of lOsovs. Mile heats; catch weights. Horses to bo owned and ridden by Maoris. Post entry, 10s.

The Waimate Question.

(From our own Cokhespo_jdent),

WELLINGTON, Wednesday, • SOME hitch has occurred about the ocoupa-1 tion of Waimate, as Mr Bryce positively denies all iutentioa of immediate action. It is, however, stated that mattsrs are only deferred. The "Post's" Hawera corres pondent wires, that should ihe report prove ■correct, that nothing will be done re the Plains until after tbe Commission has reported. It is intended to hold imestings throughout the district and ask Major •Atkinson to resign, as it was upon the dis tinct promise of immediate settlement of the Plains, that he gained his seat. The Premier, who has been South, returns at, "once, and it is stated that his return is in ■connection with the deferred occupation. Major Atkinson is expected here to. ■morrow.

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT. This Day.

(Before J. E. Macdonald, Esq., R.M.)

JUDGMENTS FOR PLAINTIFFS.

M. Murchie v. R. Kelly, claim £5 9s, balance of tailor's bill, co3ts £1 2s Cd (Mr George for plaintiff) ;J. Mullally v. Z. Vare, claim for costs, (no appearance of plaintiff); J. Cosgrave and Co. v. H. Smith, claim £15 18s 6d, drapery, costs £2 3s (Mr j as Russell for plaintiff; D. Evitt v. Win Braddy, claim £15 2s, costs £2 6s (Mr E. Cooper for plaintiff) ; A. Linabury and Co. v John Oliver, claim £2 12s 6d, goods, costs £1 2s 6d (Mr Tyler for plaintiff) ; Whyte, in the estate of R. Baird and Co. v, W. E. Westbeach, claim £3 Is lid, costs £1 6d ; same v. it. Powell, claim £8 9s lOd, costs £1 19s ; same v. H. W. Wylie, ! c i a im £16 12s Bd, costs £2 13s (Mr James Russell appeared for plaintiff); Mr Wright (proved); C. Arneil v. Wm. Shaw, claim, £11 15s lid, costs, £2 3s (Mr Alexander for plaintiti); Warnock Bros. v. Jules G. Wils°D) claim, £9 Bs, goods, costs, £1 16s (Mr S. Hcsketh for plaintiff). Mr John Warnock proved the debt); Hellaby Bros, v. T. Aldridge, claim £5 13s 9d," goods, costs, 14s; C. Johnston v. S. Pascoe, claim, £1 143 9d, bread, costs, £1 2s 6d (Mr Alexander for plaintiff); W. S. Jones v. j, J. Elkington, claim, £2 14s 3d, costs, 10s (Mr Dufauv.confessed judgment); Ber nard and Co. v. R. Mclvor, claim, £5 (Mr Edward Cooper for plaintiff), costs, £1 4s 6d; McDonald v. J. Dempsey, claim £27 9s, work, costs £4 ISs (Mr Theo. Cooper for plaintiff) ; Garlick and Cranwell v W. A. Baker, claim £26 12s 6d, costs £418s (MrS. Hesketh for plaintiff); W. Eyre v. H. Glasson, claim £12 ss6d, goods, costs £2 Is; J. Bennett v. H. Glasson, claim £27 10s Bd, costs £4 13s (Mr T. Cooper confessed judgment in these cases); Conway v. Jas. Dempsey, £2 3s Gd, work ; M. Rice v. same, £3 13 ; P. Rice v. same, Ills; Richard v. same, £3 Ss 3d ; Wood ward v. same, £3 8s 3d ; Carroll v. same, j£_S 17s ; Jas. Kearney v. same, £3 8s 3d ; John Kearney v. same, £7 Is 6d ; Veitch v, same, £6 13s 3d (Mr E. Cooper appeared for plaintiffs in these cases, costs allowed) ; Jas. Maclde v. S. Fenton, claim £2 ss, costs £1 2s 6d ; Hunter and Nolan v. Geo. Young, claim £6 8s 6cl. ADJOURNED CASES. E. G. Hill v. H. Henton. claim £10 ls9d ; TVaitakerei West Highway Board v. J. lenipriere, claim £2 19s Sd ; C. N. Dicken son v. J. K. Friend, claim £7 10s; W. D. Yeale v. Te Aroa, claim £6 10s promisory note; A. E. Busby v. C. Rhodes, claim J4 Bs. . . JUDGMENT SUMMONS CASKS. N. Fairs y. P. S, Knight, claim £17 Is.— Mr Theo. Cooper for plaintiff.—This case jwd been adjourned from mAnth ;to mouth owing to the poverty of defendant accord ing to his plea some months ago in this Court. —His Worship suggested that defen dant, who was not present, should be sub poenaed, if it was worth while stirring him ip.—Mr Cooper said he would take another adjournment before taking a fur ther step.— Adjourned for a week. J. Pi King v. Shaw.—-Claim £24 7s 6d. Mr Laishley for plaintiff.—Mr King, the plaintiff, chemist, of Queen-street, gave evidence as to defendant's means. He had been credibly informed that £2000 had recently been received for the benefit of Mr Shaw's estate.—Order for payment within a month, with costs £2, or a "term of imprison ment. Adjourned. . The cases of Bryett v. Stafford, Easdown v. Niccol, aud others were adjourned, as defendants had paid instalments thereon. DEFENDED CASES. Hannaford v. Wendell. Claim £1 10s. Mr Coleman for plaintiff, Mr S. Hesketh for defendant. Thomas B. Hannaford de posed that on 30th May last he prepared a petition to the House of Representatives for defendant accotding to order. The price agreed upon was 15s cash. In June he wtote a letter to the Colonial Secretary by order of defendant, who promised to pay on receiving an answer. He received an answer and informed Mr Wendell of it, but did not inform him of the contents as he had not been paid. Defendant then com plained that he had been informed that the petition was a foolish one, as there were statements in it that would be fatal. He wrote out a second and then a third petition at ; the request oi the petitioner, who agreed to pay for all three. Mr S wanson was present ou the latter occasion. Having doneaE the work, the defendant positively refused to pay anything. He only charged half his usual price.—The defence was that the petition was worthless, and that plaintiff' had been compensated sufficiently.— Coutsel addressed the Court, and judg ment was given for plaintiff for £1 23 6d with costs. Wade and Chiarini.—Claim, £50, damage. —Mt Tyler for plaintiff and Mr Brock for defendant.—ln this action the plaintiff, Mr Wade, claimed for injuries received at the circus of defendant, while performing in Auckland.—Mr Tyler opened the case for plaintiff, stating particulars. The case was preceeding as we went to press. (Left Sitting.)

Auricular Confession.

This was the subject of Pastor Chiniqny's fourth lecture, delivered last night in the Choral Hall, to a large audience. Mr. P. Herapath presided. The proceedings were opened in the usual way.

The Pastor began his discourse by an al lusion to the grave and weighty responsi bility which he felt in approaching such a subject as the Confessional, and thence he went on to indicate the danger of permitting ■unsuspecting young women to breathe their most secret thoughts and acts into the ears ot celibate priests,who were but sinful men. The simple fact of a bachelor priest being allowed to pry into the very bottom of a young girl's heart was revolting iv the extreme. He himself had been a con fessor for 25 years, and he had heard the confessions "of about 100,000 men and women, including bishops, priests, and nuns, the rich and the poor, the young and the old. After referring to the conflicting voices which he appeared to hear in those times, (one being the voice of God com manding him to come out of that pit of iuiquity—the confession box—the other the voice of the Pope directing him to remain.) The lecturer proceeded to stigmatise auri cular confession as a school of prostitution— as the means of poluting all that was inno cent. Roman Catholic ladies would not dare to tell their husbands all that passed in the confessional. It was the source of all that was wicked, bad, and impure, and des troyed self" respect whether in man or woman. The speaker was going on in this strain, when a gentleman and a lady arose to leave tlui hail. In passing before the platform the gentleman called out "Shame!" The Pastor promptly retorted by saying that the truth must be. spoken however disagreeable. He concluded a lengthy I address by pointing to Christ as tho only mediator between God and man, Mrßrame said that attempts had been sedulously made to traduce tbe pastor, _o garble his utterances and to write him down, and, as reference would probably be made to the address of that night, he had decided to adopt a course to which the lecturer would perhaps object. It was to propose this resolution :--" That in the opinion of this meeting the utterances of Pastor Chiniquy on the subject of auricular con fession, beard by us, have been free from any sentence which might be deemed in delicate, or should offend the modesty of any honest or virtuous person." The reso lujton having been unanimously passed, the meeting was closed in the usual way.

The Rev James Buller's letters pvjn Eng land appear regularly in the " New Zealand Wesleyan," and afford interest to his many fpendj i# this country. Mr Buller's letters are pleasant #n.d easy in style, evidencing a light heart in tlje tyrippr. Here is a tit-bit about Spurgepn, tbe prince of Baptist preachers.:—"At 7 p.m. Mr Betters and myself were found in the Tabernacle. Not less than 3000 were there, yet it >vas bat an ordinary week-night service. There was a large number of young persons, and a goodly proportion of the " common people." Precisely at the hour, Spurgeon appeared on the rostrum. His clear, bell-like voice ran through the spacious building—" Let us pray." After an earnest prayer, a hymn was sung—no instrument but that of the human voice, led by a precentor. Mark xii. 13-34 was the lesson. As he read he gave a running exposition, according to his wont. Then prayer after a second hymn. A third hymn was sung before the text was given out. It was Mark xii. 34. He preached for more than forty minutes. There was nothing great in the sermon. It was simple, pvaugelical, and tremendously earnest. It was that sort of preaching which is likely to do good. The congrega tion was dismissed with tho benediction at 8.30 p.m., but not before the preacher had invited any to meet him after the service, if they wished to speak to him about their ■SP-uTs salvation."

When the custom of banging the hair goes out,,how many women will look at the photographs taken while in their teens and wonder how they could oyer have been such idiots. And!hdw many of tjiose old photographs will be hidden away, mutilated and otherwise banged.—" Cincin nati Saturday Night."

HUNTING DOWN A HUSBAND.

A case has just been decided before the Appeal Court at Metz which shows to what cieptlis the fair sex in the Fatherland will go in order to procure a husband. Fraulein Catherine Mahl was engaged to a desirable partner to whom she had imprudently de clared her age at nix years less than it really was. "As soon as the moment ar rived for nroducing the certilicate of birth, she was aware that her little dee.-ption would be discovered, and she feared greatly that the match, upon which she had set her heart, would thereupon incontinently be broken off. She therefore took the liberty of altering the official document, so as to make it correspond with the state ment she had already made. The ruse was so far successful that the ceremony took place, and the husband was duly united to a lady whom be believed to be quite a jeune ingenue. Unfortunately, the certi licate, in passing through some office, happened to be minutely examined by one of the clerks, who was not too blear-eyed to be able to discover the forgery. The bride was accordingly charged with the offence of falsifying a public document, and con demned to spend, if not her honeymoon, at least three of the first months of her married life in prison. She had the courage to appeal from the sentence, and caused the case to be argued out before the court at Metz, which reversed the decision of the inferior tribunal, and acquitted the lady on the ground that she did not intend to commit an illegal act, but had been actuated only by "female vanity." It is to be feared that female vanity is but a thin garment to cover such a sin as forgery, even if the object be merely that of hunting down a husband.—"European Mail."

THAT GLASS EYE.

A ONE-EYED man in St. Louis won a glass eye at a church raflle. This is the way he uses it. He says: " A man came into my oilice once to give me a thrashing about a little difference we had in regard to the settlement of a small estate. 1 listened to Mm cooly and deliberately. Then when I saw he was about to strike, I pulled out my eye and laid it on the table as if it were a disposed of motion. That man went downstairs ou the outside of the building. Still, he could have got away with me if he had persisted. I was out the other day for a walk, when a counle of ladies approached me, asking for alms." As if to cogitate upon the ailments of the world, Itook|out my knife and unconsciously picked on the glass optic this way, (illustrating.) They left their baskets on the ground, aud though I offered to put up for their cause, nothing could head them oil*. But it is iv the street car *hat I have the most tun. Taking my 6 o'clock car at the starting point, of course I secure a seat. Very soon the seats are crowded with men, and ladies come in. I shut my good eye, so (illustrating), and level the dead eye on the man I want to have raised to make room for the lady. In time it will bring a man to his feet. There's something in the stare of a dead eye that will make a man's blood like it was put on ice. I have cleaned a whole car out iv this way, and had the thanks of the ladios voted. I never put up a cent in church on a collect ion. I set the eye on the deacon, andihe never shoves the box under my nose. There is only one time when it causes mo annoy ance, and that is when my boy loses the 'taw' he shoots with, and his mother comes to me and asks me to loan the boy my glass eye until after school. Give a boy a glass eye and he will never stop until he drops it in a rat hole." ,

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAB, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8. 1880.



Wanted. WANTED, a good Boot Machinist.— G. B. Young, High-street^ WANTED, a Buy for the Paint Shop.—• Geo and Potter. _______ ANTED, a Female Servant -Mrs W. H. Hazard, Gunmaker, Qiißon-street. ANTED, a respectable Girl as liar maid ; previous experience not neces sary.—A lbcrt Hotel, Queen-street. WANTED, a smart young Man.—Ex change Hotel. WANTKD, a Man to drive pair Horses. —B. Mac Donald. Parnell. ANTED, a good Machinist.—Milne and Clioyoo. WANTED, a Boy. — Apply to J. MoCormlck, Howins" Buildings. Wcl lasloy-Btrcet. __ WANTED to Sell, a tame Cockatoo and Cage,|for 18a,—W. H. Damplor. WANTED, a respectable Youth ; must be ablo to milk and drivo.—Apply at once to Montague's Fancy Bazaar. WANTED, a Second Cook and Kitchen Man.—Governor Brown Hotel, Hobson street. WANTED, a Rood Sforeman.-Geo. W. Binney, Auctioneer, Queen-street. WANTED, a good Bootmaker; must bo ablo to tit up his own lasts.—M. H. Keesing, unohunga. \\7 ANTED, a first-class Cook for \' Reßtaurant in town,—J. F. Stewart, High-street and Vulcan Lane. \ANTKD, two respectable Koys for Fronch Polishing, and to learn Uphol stery.— T. & H. Cooke, 07, Queen-street. WANTED, a crood Plain Cook and Laundress. References necessary.— Mrs Pounds, Epsom, or Union Bank, Quuen street. WANTED, a General Servant for a small family.—Mrs Palmer, Carleton Road, Seaficld View. WANTED, a good Female Cook ; also, Housemaid. Good reference reqnlrod. —Commercial Hotel. Shortland-street. .___. ANTED, a Servant Girl about 16 or 17 years of age.—Mrs William Rosser, Norfolk-street, Ponßonby, at once. WANTED, several Apprentices to the Dressmaking.—Mrs Langford, near St. Mary's Church, Parnell. WANTED, a fitst-class Cook; female preferred.—Star Hotel. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Elloralie House, Remuera. ANTED, CircnlaF^awTHantl,"BuT- Inck Driver used to drawing logs, and Twenty Men for mill and bush. Passage per ' Oregon '—James 8. Gibbons.Oiawa Saw-mills, Wa uku. WANTED, Apprentices and Improvers for the Dress-making, Ladies Under clothing, and Baby IJnon : also, a Machinist. —Apply Mrs. Litton, 25 Karangahape Road, near Pitt Street. WANTED, a good Eight-roomed House near Queen street.—Hobson Houso, Hob son-streot. ANTED to Let, Two-rooms in Newton, Buitablo for a middle aged couple.—For address, apply to Mr Holmes, Post olllco. Syiponds-Btreet. WANTED, by a thoroughly steady Ma", a Situation as Cook; Aye years' oharacter from la&t placo; country proferred.-— Address J.H.; Star Offioe. / WAN TE Dte Let, Bedroom, Furnished; also, Bedroom and Sitting-room, fur nished.—Apply ofilco of this paper. ANTED, at Hannaford's Registry, Uppen-street, Hotel Female Servants. WANTED, at Hannaford's Registry, Upper Queen-street, Housemaids. WANTED, at Hannaford's Registry, Upper Queen-Street, Young Man to Milk and Plough- WANTED, at Hannaford's Registry, Upper Queen- street, Elderly Female Servantß. WANTED.a Nursegirl,l2 or 14, at once ; must bo clean.—MrsJElsmore's Registry, Shortland-street. WANTED, Gentlemen who had wagers with me on th* I.ate Meeting to call and settle immediately.—J. Gallagher, Cosmopolitan Hotel. WANTED to Sell, really good Second, hand Buggies; bingle or double hooded or open also, two First-Class Phaetons (new), a Crowthor'B Victoria Stables. ANTED to Let (furnished), the Ground Floor of an Broomed House; every convenience, and low rent. Also, throe Unfurnished Rooms, with use of Kitchen, in a new hou-C, Wellington-street.— Apply at the Publio Baths, Victoria-street, ANTED KNOWN, the Auckland Timber Company (Limited) havo on hand large Stocks of Building Materials. Their New and High-class Machinery and improved facilities enable them to produce tho best quality at lowest prices. Mill and Manufactory, op posite the Gas Works; Head office; Custom house-street^ j W ANTED KNOWN. i a first-class gtock of Cloths and Tweeds; good workmanship fj.nd njodepate prices ore the distinguishing feature's of The Panffyepp." J. FOBD, Tailor, 166. Queen-street. ANTED KNOWN, that Atkinson, McColl and Co. have opened a Branch Store of the Newmarket Enamel Paint and Varhish Works in Wellesley-Btreet, opposite Lovett's, Draper, where retail orders will be supplied and wholesale orders taken. Paints or varnish supplied by them are guaranteed to stand this climate.-ATKINSON. McCOLL & CO., "Wellesley-strcet,Auckland. Manufactory: Newmarket, Auckland. WORKING MEN.—Plenty ol Good Tea, Is 6d per lb, at F. Hewin and Brother's ; a good Suuar for id; Kice, 2id; Pigs' Jowl*, id per lb; Cornflour, Od; Jams, KB (best brand), only 7d per tin; Orange Marmalade, 8d; California Honey. 21b tins. Is 3d; Nuts for Chtistmas, 9d per lb; Christmas Candles in : great variety; Champion Bloater Paste. 6dper tin ; Cod Roes, 9d. Also a Delicious Relishior Breakfast, Is per tin. All at F. Hewin and B rother's, Queen-street. VVf. AN T E D KNOW N. TO TRADESMEN, MECHANICS, AND OTHERS. SiGNif? Advanced in Sums of £2 to £50 on personal security, ro-payable by weekly instal ments, at L. H. NEUMBGEN, Auckland Loan Office. 165 Queen-st.. opposite Savings Bank,



Wanted. "Vy ANTED known, that E. Carr has re v v moved to his New Yard Customhouse, street West, just opposite tho end of Hobson street, and beiiu' dosirous of clearing off his present Btock, will continue the sale at low rates fo>- the next fourteen days'! a few job lots left. \,y ANTED KNOWN, that 1). GOLDIE, v V Timber Merchant, has Removed to his New Premises, Lower Albert-street, opposite tho Dock. Having erected Large Sheds tho Timber will be always under cover, so that the publi« will be supplied with Seasoned Timber at tho lowest prices. Board Timber always in Stock, also Hardwood Timber for Wheel wrights WANTED, the Travelling Public to and from Waikato to know that Mr. J. DILLON, of the Railway Hotel, Mercer, will continue to keep tho Table d Hote on, and hopes to see as many new faces as there are old ones Bteppinfr across to refresh the inward man. There is plenty of time; the train stops 20 mins. Table ready on arrival of all trains; no delay Quality of liquors has never been disputed.—J. Dillon. Railway Hotel. Mercer. rriO BAKERS.—Wanted, a Journeyman. X —C. King.ford, Grey-street. ./CM fifm4\ PARTNER (sleeping or 3bst"°f\f active) Wanted in a Sheep and Cattle Station property, on equal terms, by a gentleman expert m Stock-breeding and getting up Wool; references and highest credentials.—C. Willianibon, Estate Agent, Vul can Lane. T> AILWAY LABOURER t_: We can employ FIFTY additional Good Pick and Shovel Men at Henderson's Mill Tunnel and Kumeo. TAYLOR & DANAHER, Waitakerei Contract. TOURIST Villa. Wanted Kuown, that Mrs M. J. Hick has opened a Tourist Villa, at Wharf-street, Tauranga. where Gentlemen, Tourists, and Private families will meet -with comfort and civility. MARY J. HICK, Proprietoress. Tauranga, December. 17.1879 Education. SUPERIOR SCHOOL, Hobson-street (CarltonAcademy). Scholastic Duties will be resumed on MONDAY, Januury 12th, 1880. Terms : £1 Is quarterly, in advance.—Charles B. An drew. THE Misses Grays' Seminary, Hohson streot (opposite St. Matthew's Church). School Duties will be resumed on MONDAY, January 12.—N.B.—Music. French, Drawing, Wax and Wool Flowers. Plain and Fancy Work taught if required. Terms—Quarterly in ad vance. MISS GRAY'S Evening Class for Young Ladies Re opened on MONDAY, January C, Hobson-strcct. npiHE Misses Banks's School wiil Ke-open I. Monday, January 12. Lessons in Musio, French, Drawing, and Wax blowers, if re-, quired.-- U» olmloy House, Vincent Lane. ONSLKUITeDOUARD FRANCOIS CALON, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, Begs to intimate that, In accordance with tho expressed wishes of a few Ladles of Auckland, he in about to commence the practice of his pro fession here, and is now prepared to attend pupils at their own residences. Monsieur Calon holds tho highest testimonials as to his eMlity and success as a Teacher in Australia and elsewhere, and fools oontldent that parents and guardians who may place punils under his tuition will bo thoroughly satis fied with their progress. For tonus and full particulars, apply to Mr Newton Faiw, Booksellers. Queen-etroot; Tho Auckland Muslo Warehouse, or at Mesßra Hoffman and eons. N.lL—Schools attended to. MH. B ALL AN CE, Organist op St. Paul's Cathedral, Will give Lessons in Music and Singing, with Piano, Harmonitim, or Organ, Schools at tended ; also, pupils at their own residences. For terms apply Gloucester House, Grafton Road. (CHURCH OF ENGLAND GKAMMAK J SCHOOL, PARNELL. Quarter Days :—January 27th, April 12th, July sth, and Soptombor 27tfe. JAMES ADAMS, 8.A., Head Master. To Let. mo LET, that Six-roomed House at 5 Parnell, now occupiod by Mr Manulng.— John Buchanan, Shortland-street. r pO LET, Stables lately rented by Mr t Crowther,—M. O'Connor, Pacific Hotel, 2:111, Quoon-streot. rjTO LET, a Comfortable Five-roomed X House, situated hi tho Valley Road, Mount Eden Hislrict.—Apply at Mr Ailun's Storo, Valley Road. "\rO~RTH BHORE.~ToboLe. [furnished), _Ll ttio half of a Doublo-Btoricd House on tho Sea Front; two minutes walk from tho Victoria Wharf.—Apply at thia Ofllce. TtfORTH SHORE.—To Let, an Excellent il Six-roomed Purnishod House.—Apply Somorfleld and I_eck, Quoen-Btrjet; or R. and It. Dudcr, Dovonport. JB'or Sale. FOR SALE, $,'ood Millinery Business in Queon-stroet. Auckland.—Wm. McArthur imd Co., Warehousemen. ITIOR SALE, a Six-roomed Cottage in F Sale-street (five minutes' walk from Union Hantt), with scullory and a quarter of an acre of fruit Burden attached, having doublo fron tages. Will bo sold separately or together. Sizn, 60 x 200.—Apply on the premises im mediately. C-^OOD CHANCE for Working Man.— JT For Sale, Six-roomod House, scullery and workshop, large gurden planted with fruit treos in full bearing.—C. Williamson, Vulcan Lane. i'l i\ t0 J31'000 LENT, on Building Society dwlv principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Sco List of Properties for S'llo on 4th page.— C. Williamson, Estato Agent, Vulcan Lane.— seven per cent, allowed on monoyidopoßlted for investment. FOR SALE (cheap), the Lease for three or five years of tho Photographic Gallory lately In the occupation ot tho lato W. H. Rood, situated in Brown-siroet, Grahamstown.—S. Vale, Sl.wtland-stroct, Auckland. £A- _lfW)-~,r' retty Seven-roomed Homo, oven _»o^<J" looking tho Domain, with Allotment 66ft. x 160 ft. The House is fitted with gaß, tanks, &<)., and will be sold on easy terms.—S. Vaile, House and Land Agent, Shortland-street. »> ACHES it Pan.ell, with small Cottage, t> Stable, Sheds, &c, suitablo for a residence or for nursery grounds. Tho lease for 62 years, at £10 per annum, will be sold cheap.—S. Vaile, Land and House Agent, Shortiand-Btroet. BUILDING ALLOTMENT for Sale. A capi tal Building Allotment in Nelson-street, near the water. This valuable allotment will br. sold cheap for onsh.—S. Vaile, ilouso and Lai.d Agent, Shortland-street. _p o aTjT-SaNDY LITTtB FARM of 21 'acres duovv fenced and subdivided, 8 to 10 acres graßS, small Orchard, remainder fern. House of i rooms and soullery. Terms, £100 cash, balance as agreed.—S. Vaile, House and Land Agent, Shortland-street. ~X>7, KA-—h-YBEtt PASS. Allotmont 50 x fOOft £,£OV, _ Sp vaile House and Land Agent Shortiand-Btroet. __^ X AORKS.— For Sali (Cheap), nearly 5 aoros, " fenced, sub-divided and in grass, and orchard, with cottage, stable, cowshed, &c. Only half an hour's walk from Queen-street.— S. Vaile, Land and Houso Agont, Shortland-st. -P-1001- Substantially built House of six rooms, **uu with detachc wash-house, wood houso, well, tank, &o.; allotmont 30 x 130 foot, situated in a principal street; 15 minutes from Post-office.—S. Vaile, Houso and Land Agent, Shortland-atrcct. I NOR SALE, a Superior Family Resi dence, containing 15 rooms, large Orchard and Ornamental Flower Garden, togothor with 37 acres mostly Rioh Volcanio Soil, In a favour ite and fashionable suburb. D. B. ORCHARD, Estate and Land Agent, 18. Insurance Buildings. HOTEL PROPERTY, TOLOGA BAY EAST COAST. FOR SALE (CAPITAL INVESTMENT). The FERRY HOTEL at Tologa Bay, 30 miles from Glsborne, on the road to tho East Cape, together with tho Loase of Two PaddocKs of 17 acres (nino years to run), lit a ground rent of £5 a-yearony. Also, the Hou.ehold Furniture in the Hotol. Tho Stock to bo taken at a valua tion. A portion of tho purchase-monoy will be taken on approved bills. . For fuller particulars apply to Mr C. William son, EBtato xViient, Vulcan Lane, or to H. E. Webb, Gisborno. EjT () R S A L % -*- STAR HOTEL, Urenui, Taranaki. Tho abovo Freehold Proporty oomprisos a well-built fourti'on-roomed House,- with two town sections, stable, garden, and outbuildings; has a monopoly in a. iargo growing district, is half-way between Waitara and White Cliffs, and la doing a good and daily-improving busi ness. For particulars, apply to W. COTTIER, Masonic Hotel, New Plymouth; Or, THE PROPRIETOR, Urenui. TAUITRI COAL MINING COMPANY ' ' (LIMITED). The Company are now SUPPLYING COAL at their Mipe, Ifuntly Railway Stafion, at the follpw'ing prices:— Hcftisejiold (1jimpy)........ l?s per tqn ; Steam (screened) lpa, „ Slack '.. 4s „ In Truck-loads of 5 tons, in bulk. Orders for Ausklaed, Nowmarkot. and One hunga, will bo received at tho Company's Office, Fort-street. Orderß for other Stations, addresses to the Mino Manager, Taupiri Coal Mines, Huntly and accompanied by remittance, will bo promptly attended to. FRANZ SCHEBFF. V"EW YEAR IS COMING. Ukited Service Hotel and Wine and Spirit Stobe, Queen-street. Assorted Cases of theflnestWinesond Spirits, packed, and sent to any address on the shortest notice at tho lowest possible prices consistent with the high quality of goods for iwhich this establishment is celebrated. H. N.ABBOTT, ■ Proprietor,



Publications. BRETT'S A UCKLAND A LMANAC AND PROVINCIAL HANDBOOK FOR 18S0 IS NOW READY. It contains : PORTRAITS OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR.AND AUCKLAND PUBLIC MEN THE MAORIS-Their Condition and Myth ology NEW ZBIALAND-POPULATION, Revenue, Religions, Conjugal Condition, &c, &c. AUCKLAND PROVINCIAL DISTRICT-ITE Settlements, Vegetation, Climate. Trade, Schools, Lands, &c. TOURISTS' GUIDE TO TBE HOT LAKES THE WAIKATO—An Account of Leading ESTATHS IHE PROPERTY TAX AND MODE OF ASSESS. MENT ELECTORAL BILLS, New Customs Tariff and other Acts of the Session of 1879 Land Act of 1879, with Table of all Auck land Waste Lands Open for Selection NOTES ON GOLDFIELDS, TIMBER, AND COAI TRADES Postal and Telhgrapii Guides, Soez and San Francisco Mails, Railway and Coacii Time Tables, &C, &C, &C. PRICE: ONE SHILLING. To be obtained at Star Office, Wyndham stroot, and all Stationers. "Waikato Advertisements. TVTATIONAL HOTEL, i 3( CAMBRIDGE. Numerous improvements and additions having been completed, this Hotel now affords tho best accommodation to Visitors and Tourists. Spacious Sample Rooms havo been provided for Commcroial Travellers. First-class Billiard Table under the Superin tendence of a careful Marker. /GUIDES FOR TOURISTS. Arrangements havo been made so that "aides for Visitors to tho Hot Lukes are avail able upon short notice. Instruction by post or telegraph promptly attended to. AUDUS RAYNES, Proprietor. prAM ILTON JUNCTION. Travellers from Auckland would study their own interests by staying at JAMES' RAILWAY HOTEL HAMILTON JUNCTION. Visitors to Cambridge and the interior would thus lose no time, as Omnlbussoß and tho branch lino leave James' Hotel after breakfast every mornini<at 8.30. Meals at all hours. Ex cellent accommodation for Commercial Travel ers. Tourists. Ladies, and Families. |_j AMILTON RAIL WAY NOTICE B. EDWARDS Begs to inform the public that a Coach, carry ing 12 prssengors and luggage, moeta every train arriving/from Auokland. Charges reason able. Special Carriage* provided to order on instructions being sent per post or telegraph to v. edwards. Livery and Bait Stables, Hamilton. ■VTOTTINGHAM CASTLE HOTEL _2S MORRINVILLK. PIAKO. johFwood Bogs to draw the attention of Tourists and Travellers to tho above Commodious and Handsomely furnished Hotel, in tho centre of themaguiilcont Piako District. From tho Hotel the To Aroha mountain, and other bold and unrivalled scenery, may be gazed upon. Ehrenfried's Sparkling Ale, noted throughout the colony for its excellence, is always in stock. Good Stabling. Secure Paddooks. Buggy and Saddle Horses on Hire. J. WOOD. Proprietor. r\UKtS OF CAMBhIDGE HOTEL. RiOBERT KIRK WOOD [Formerly of National Hotel), Having purchased tho Duko of Cambridge, will bo glad to see his old. friends and the Public. R. K. intends shortly to make Important alterations to this Hotel, and will do his beat to give satisfaction , mHE 4 LPHA TTOTEL, KIHIKIHI, WAIKATO. L. B A L L I N, Proprietor. Visitors and ITravellers will meet with Com fortabio Accommodation. Locso Boxes. Good Stabling. MD E L A N E V • Begs to announce he has assumed Proprietorship of the OHAUPO HOTEL, whloh la pleasantly situated at the prosont terminus of tho Waikato Railway, and oilers an excellent resort for Travellers, Tourists, and Sportsmen. Livery and Bait Stables. M. DELANEY Proprietor. T BATES ' saddler and harness maker Duke-strket, Cambridge, is now offering: Good Strong Plough Harnks' from 45s per so Stock Saddles (a good oomfortable articlo) £3 7s. 6d, Strong stock Saddles (our own make), £3 10 Gents' All-over Hogskin Saddles, from £510s. Ladies' Saddles, from M 10s. . Stock Bkidles, from 7s. fld. Buggy Harness (silver-mounted), from £9. A Good Supply of Fancy Goods, Leggings, Courier Bags Etc., Etc., Etc. Repairs executed with efficiency and dispatch by experienced workmen. i. b~a"t ES, DUKE-STREET. CAMBRIDGE. TTA MILTON, W A I KA TO JUDD'3 BOARDING HOUSE (formerly JACKSON'S). GEORGE JUDD (late Cook at Pearce's Commercial Hotel) having loosed tho abovo premises and made extensive improvements, will bo glad to see his old friends, visitors, and travellers, where he trusts that cleanliness, com fort, and an unsurpassed table will insure a continuance of patronage, and a kind recom mendation. N.B.—Good Paddocks. •pure wool matresses. alberFpotter, WOOL STAPLER AND SCOURER, Having had repeated applications for Woo clcanod by "his process for the purpose oi making Beds, Mattresses. &c has Induced him to Introduce to the notice of ladies and gentle men, private families, hotel and boarding-house koopors, especially invalids, and the puh;ic in general of New Zealand, his Pork Wool Mattresses, Squabs ror Sofas and Couches, Beds for Children's Cots, Sottees, &0., and in doing so would beg to observe that tho Wool hia Mattresses are stuffed with is divested of all d^rt, animal and glutinous matters, and is entirely free from impurities of eyery description, "tlte fibres of the Wool retaining ah its elasticity and flexibility, as when in the previous Btato,—the yolk." Therefore persons using thsm willnot he subject to those very disagreeable vapours wbicp the pressure of tho body, assisted byitsheat upon impure animal and other puostances, omits, and the many diseases which follow it, as an aptihg cause. Hamilton, Waikftto, Mofch, 18?9. MifflipXL Tkstihoijy. Hamilton, April 16,1879.—5ir, I have carefuil looked oydr some specimens of your Wool pro pared for Mattress making, and And it not only excellent in quality but free from any disagree aWosmell or urease. The.WcolisßO carefully ■' carded' that no " felting" can take ula c. thu. ensuring that beautiful softness and elasticity s essential to a bed. For some years I have used Wool Mattresses in my own house prepared by myself, anc I greatly prefer them to any Hhei kind; but you far excel me in the softness and elastic character of your oardod " wools.— I an_ sir, yours obediently, E. Waddington, M.D.— To Mr Albert Potter, Hamilton East. Auokland, April 25,1878.— I certify that I have carefully examined some specimens of " carded Wool, prepared by Mr Potter of Waikato They are beautifully clean, free from any dis agreeable smell; and in my opinion ore vory suitable for Mattresses, would be very elastic, warm and comfortable.—Thos. B. Kbnderdink M.R.C.S., L. & E. .. ... . I have carefully examined the two samples oi Wool which you gave me, and find them exoes sively clean, free from smell, and adniirablj fitted for the manufacture of Mattresses end , Cushions, one of which I also inspected.. Icon elder a well-made Wool Mattress more health} 1 and comfortable than a feather bed: and. judg i ing from the samples I saw in your possession. I can most conscientiously recommend the materials and the work.—Chap. F. Goldsboro M.D., Fellow ot the Royal College of Physician etc.—ToMrAlbojrt Potter. Hamilton. Waikatc



Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter ot " The I 'ebtors and Creditors Act, 1870." "The Debtors and Creditors Act Amendment -Act, 1878,' and ot the Bunkruptcy of James Vizard, a Debtor. Notice is hereby given that it is the inten tion of the said James Vizard to apply to this Honourable Court, f-itting in Bankruptcy at Auckland on WEDNESDAY, the 21st day of ; January instant, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon. or as soon thereafter as counsel can bo heard ! in that bahalf, that an order of immediate discharge may be granted to him under the pro visions of the 181 th section of "' The Dobtoi'3 and Creditors Act, 1876." Dated, at Auckland, this 7th day of January, 1880. DI&MAN & ARMSTRONG. , Solicitors for the said Debtor. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and Creditors ' Act, 1870," "The Debtors and Creditors Act Amendment Act, 1878," and of the Bankruptcy of Frederick Stephenson, a Debtor. Notice is hereby oiven that it is tho intention of the said Frederick Stephenson, to aDply to this Honourable Court.sitting in Bankuiptcy at Auckland on WEDNESDAY, the twenty-first day ot January irstant, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as counsel can . be heard in that behalf, that an order of im mediate discharge lie granted to him under the r provisions of the above Acts. Dated at Auckland, this 7th day of January, 1880. DIGNAN & ARMSTRONG, Solicitors for the Debtor. I .. . ... _. -..' ---1 Meetings. «*& T OVAL ORANGE Wi sa(_Z .JU INSTITUTION OF _s!sWgm NKW ZEALAND. __$$iif%lt« The Annual Meeting of _/^SS«swtt>3l. Grand Lodge will he held mvW% i>§W__ on FH'DAY NEXT. 91 h IrSr V"_ll^terSst_r^\>_ January, at the Pro- ISSLt^Bw' v ntestont Hall, Newton, at i_Bsk.<_"'2»_L "ye o'clook. Business : <_jpVn__ -^g^-"-"- Election of Officers and other matters. By order of R.W.G.M. A ifCKLAN D CI T V WES T. DR. WALLI3 will Address the Electors of . City West, in St. James's Hall. Wellington street, on FRIDAY, 9th instant, at 7.30 p.m. ARLY CLOSING.—AII interested in the above movement are requested to meet at the Working Men's Club on EKIDAY, Dth, at 7.30 p.m. Lost and Found. LOST, between Newmarket and Kyber Pass, a small White Poodlo (Dog); blue ribbon round its neck ; named "Monkey."— i Anybody returning the same to Mrs Davley, Remuera, opposite St. Mark's Church, will re ceive 5s reward. LOST, a'Yellow Beard Cock Pigeon.-- Five Shillings reward if brought to Arthur's Anotlon Mart. LOST, on Ist January, a small Biindle coloured Skye l'errier Slur.—A liberal re ward will be given on returning same to Com mercial Hotel, Shortland-Btreot. JJIOUND, two while and liver-coloured ? Dogs. Owner may havo them by applying to Waterman's Dining Rooms, Queen-street, anu paying expenses. O'O REWARD.—StoIen from Otahuhu, 3& /5 ono Dark Bay Pony and Saddle (with out knee pads); gelding, about 12 hands high; hoofs of hind feet rather long. The above Re ward will be paid on information being given that will lead to the conviction of the thief.—A. Crocket, Mount Kden, or Police. Personal. WANTED, David Mitchell, passen ger per '.Adamant,' to call on Messrs Brown, Barrett afad Co., Elliott street. T^T OTIC E.—l "hereby give~notice that I .JLi will not bo responsible for any Debts con tracted by any por_.on whatsoever in my name Without any written uuthority.—Peter Jacob. Drapery. /CLEARING 0 U1? ALE OF DRESS MATERIALS, SILKS, DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. JBL Atkins FINDS IT an imperativo necessity to hold a CHEAP, GENUINE, CLEARING-OUT CASH SALE OF IIIS STOCK OP DRAPERY and z"1 L/ L O T H I N G. A very large over stock (upwards of foar thousand pounds worth) of DRESS MATERIALS BLACK AND COLOURED SILKS IRISH POPLINS, Etc., Willbe offered at a REDUCTION OF 20 TO 50 PERCENT. Upwards ot four thousand pounds worth of CLOTHING TWEEDS SHIRTS AND OUTFITTING, AT A DEDUCTION OF 15 TO 25 PERCENT. MANCHESTER GOODS, 10 TO 15 PER CENT. REDUCTION. FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY, ETC., AT REDUCED PRICES. Tho object of this Sale is to clear out a vory largo surplus Stock of DRESS MATERIALS, but to make it a Gonuino, Cheap jalo. ■ LARGERED U C T I O N S will ho made in all DEPART M E N T S. H. A ~K * H s' Medical. SANDER AND SONS' EUCALYPTI .EXTRACT. Undor tho distinguished patronage of his Majesty tho King of Italy, at Rome, according to communication received from from tho Con sul-General for Italy, at Melbourne, upon In structions from the Minister for Foreign Affairs '■ dated 11th March. 1878. Dr Cruickshank, Health Officer for the City of ■ Sandhurst, certifies to the extract being tho i most reliable remedy foroxternal inflammation. , bronchitis, diphtheria, affections of the lungs. . chest, all pains of rheumatic nature, neuralgia, &c; all Bwellings, bruisos, sprains, wounds, ttis . order of the bowels, diarrhoea, &c. i Epitome of declaration nwde before M> Cohen, , Esq;, J.P., at Sandhurst. Qctoher,tß77:—The son i of Mr Raabe was hurt with an axe on the fcneo. i Af tpr nine weeks' nwdical treatment it was de clared necessary by Dr Macgillyray to amputate > the inj mod limb. At that juncture the extract i was applied, and the wound speedily cured i without'amputation. i The daughter of Mr, Junghenn, suffering ■ from disease of the bone, as pronounced by Dm. : Atkinson and Boyd, was cured jvisc as speedily Cures qf whooping cough, very severe colds, crqup, bronchitis, diphtheria, earache, pains in the head (neuralgia), inflammation of the eyes, and that of a severely injured foot, others of bad legs, wound on the arm with enormous • swelling, of severe bruises and a sprained ankle H. Brown), in which case eight months' medical ■ advice was of no avail, are reported by the i " Donald Times," " Newcastle Morning Herald," "Cooktown Courier," "Yorke's Peninsula Ad i vertiser," and others. The extract is proved to be curative in dis ■ orders o* tho urinary organs. It is the surest { curative agent and preventative of contagion in [ scarlet, typhoid and intermittent fever. For . particulars see testimonials accompanying each bottle, i Sold by G. AICKIN, The Pharmacy, Queen street, at Is 9d and 3s per bottle. CAUTION. The genuine article is made up in vials, bear . ing on the labels our trade mark and signature. Other tuipentirie-liko preparations of the gum styled " Eucalypti < ill, are most dangerous in ! consequence o£ their nature for most of the diseases our extract is redommended for, there fore, ask for "Sander and Sons' Extract," in 1 vials with our libel, trade mark, and signature • thereon. Every viai is accompanied by diroc ' tions for use and reports of cure_u ' : •'■ . SANDER & SOSR3. ) Sole Agent for Auckland and, Distriot: ; • "A iU' XiX n," ' : ) The Rbabmaoy, Queen-street, Auckland



j Public Notices. j TVr OTI C E TO CLIENTS. j I have. Romoved my Offices to Queen-street, i next Colonial Bank. E. A. MACKECHNIE. tolicitor. jTm E N 0 I N. ~G WITT ICE. j! I, the Owner of Lot 65. Montague-streot, ,jj Karangahape District, intend to erect a ,! Dividing Fence, ami call upon the Owner or . I Agent for Owner of Lot 65, in the said street '| to assist me, or I shall erect tie bame in terms ' I of the Fencing Act, and call upon you for half ! the cost of the fe-ce. ; | STEPHEN CLARK. ; I A LL Accounts against Northern Club, '■ -_c^- ending 31at December, 1879. to be rendered at once.—Henry Kvans. House Steward. ; T>~ "u~ iCTTI C Nut I c E. i If the Mare left at my Stables by Mr Albert Hamilton is not claimed by the owner within li days from this date she will be sold to defray expenses, W. K. CARTER. Cambridge, January 3,1880. I~ MPORTED GERMAN CANARY BIRDS, Xx 'Tararua,' from Sydney. CHOICE SELECT KD SINGERS. Every Bird in a separate cage. Sold at Reasonable Prices. All Birds sold have given great satisfaction to the'r buyers. Thoy will be on exhibition and for sale only for a few more days. Place of sale i is o,ueen scieet, two doors beiow the "Herald" i Office. MRS. JAMES BOYLE desires to ac knowledge with heartfelt thanks the ■ sum of £11 7s. collected by various friends on 1 nor behalf; and also to thank all those kind Seople who have so generously assisted her in er distress. \ R~r U N I O N _C3__. (bY Permission). GO MEMBERS AT 10s. EACH. Tickkts Reduckd to 7s. Gd. Each. NINE CHOICE PICTURES IN SEVEN PRIZES. Come and Sec Them aud Judge for yourselves. F. WHITEHEAD, ; Tobacconist, Queen-street. Opposite Thistle Hotel. MONEY received through the Post (£3los) in blank envelope. The name of the person remitting it is required by John ■ James, Shortland-street. RJ. DAVIDSON, has much pleasure • in announcing that he is prepared to quit, at a considerable reduction on his present prices, all his very valuable Stock of Choice Australian Wines, greater portion of which are "All iHound the World" Wines. These Wines have stood the tost of travelling to and from Europe, thus the name "All Round the World. Red : Hhira._, Muscatel, Frontixnol, Hermitage. White: Hock, Santcrne, Verdeilho, Reieling, Madeira, Malaga. fT\O enumerate in extenso the many l_ beauties of the Wilcox and white Cabinet Organ would require a somewhat lmgthly catalogue. Their world wide popularity and large sale, together with the opinions ot the most exacting critics from the moat reliable testimony to their admitted pre-eminence. SOLE AGENCY FOR AUCKLAND : THK AUCKLAND MUSIC WAREHOUSE 71, Queen-street. TO MANUFACTURERS and OTHERS. —The advertiser, who has a thorough knowledge of commercial pursuits, desires a Partnership in an established business, with £500 capital and services; must be open to investiga tion.—Aihlressjjiy^ett^^ L'~~ADIES' Best Kid Boots, flowered fronts, 7s, 7a Gd.—Mrs Whitehead, Milliner. Newton. PEO. FRASER will remain in Auckland until SATUR DAY, January 17th. Hours and Terms as usnai. Madame P.aser will meet her Phonetic Shorthand Punils on Thursday and Monday, Bth and 12th. New students invited. Terme, por quarter, 12 lessons, 30s. Private lessons in Anatomy, Physiology, &c, time and terms as arranged. V*/" AI X A T O RACES. The Waikato and Travelling Public are in formed that the undersigned will run Coaches from Hamilton to Ohaupo Hacecourse during tho two days Races. W. K. CARTER. UCKLAND SEED AND FRUIT DEPOT. TO THE PUBLIC. STRAWBERRIES and CREAM twice daily. Cream Al, and Strawberries every borry a speci men in itself. ROBERT BRBWIN. mOYS! TOYS! TOYS! X FOR NEW YEAR GIFTS. J. WILLIAMS Will havo a New Shipment of Splendid Toys in tho Market THIS EVENING. Como one, come all. and look at these Toys before you make yonr purchases. J. WILLIAMS, Market (Queen-street Entrance). SPECIAL N UTICE, H. L. POSSENISKIE, MERCHANT TAILOR Exactly opposite tho South British Insurance Offices now buildings, Shortland-street.l Has pleasure in announcing that ho has on hand and to arrive his FIRST SHIPMENT of SUMMER GOODS, comprising English, Scotch, Bannockburn, Home spun, AND OTHBB TWEEDS. jar Special lines in Bine and Broadcloth, Fancy Coatings, Mozella and other Vestings, &o„ &c. N.B.—Every garment is made under the per sonal supervision of tho advertiser, and he would partionlarly direct attention to tho fact that no machine work is sent out. Note the Address : Exactly opposite the South British new offices Shortland-btrket. TVT R. ALLAN Begs to inform theYliabitintsof MonntEden Valley and District that ho has opened those centrally situated Prcmisos in tho Valley Road, Mount Eden, as-a Grocery and General Store, and, as all artioles will be of best quality and sold at town prices, ho hopes to scoure a fair share of patronage.—N.B.-Agent for the Auck and Evening Star olTtt'S acetkj acid enres Li vet Disease, Neuralgia, Nervous ness, Indigestion, Rheumatism, &c, when pro parly applied. Mr Hay tor, who has cured himself by its use of most of the above maladies, has for sale tho Aoid, Sponges, &c„ at retail rates. Mr and Mrs Hayter will applj; the Acid and give instructions in tho use of it at their residence. Brighton Road, Parnoll. Charge for ree drossing and Instructions, 2s. f .—_ m H E HOLIDAYS. J, Wiseman, 113, Qnoen-street, has opened out an Excellent Collection of Ladles' and Gents' Whips suitablo for presents. J.W. has a Choice Assortment of Ladies' and Girls' Saddles, Bridles, Breast Plates, Martin gales, &c Also, Racing and Light Stesplechase Saddles, Bridles, Spurs, Horso Clothing, and every other requisite "T MURRAY MOORE, M.D., Fdin., f 9 c M.R.C.S., Kng., attends daily for consul tation at J. A. Pond's, Homoeopathic Phannecy, from 11 am. tolp.m. OPENED this day, ex ■ mngarooma,' s.s., some Pretty New Goods for Christmas in the China and Glass Department.—Edward Lewis. '■ W. 'C. D ENN ES' THEJGREAT MACHINE IMPORTER, IS NOBODY'S AGENT I i mports Direct the following Machines ■ Singer, Genuine Arm and Platform ■ Frister & Rossman Princess of Wales . .Wertheim Home Companion, tho • New \v heeler & Wilson Home Shuttle Co's New Grover & Baker latest and best i Domestic Howe—A., B, and C. 1 And Other Good Makers, J All of which are for Sale on Weekly Payments ; of 2/6, One Month's Free Trial, with option of I changing without loss. UnUmited instruction at purchaser's house by ', the nest Machinist in the Colony. Machines . kept in order twelve months free of charge. These are some of the advantages of Pur chasing at the GREAT DEPOT, • QUEEN-STREET. B. Tannkr.J fD. F. Evans TANNER AND EVANS, ACCOUNTANTS, HOUSE,ESTATE.'AND COMMISSION AGKNTS, 71, Queen-street, opposite Bank of New Zealand, Auckland. Estates Supervised with Promptitude, Books Balanced and Accounts .Au'oited. Rents, Rates; and Interest Collected, Mort gages and. Loans Negotiated. MONEY—Several Sums (large and small) to Lend. FOR SALE—Desirable Pf cperties in City and Suburbs. NOR l H sHORE-At this delightful summer retreat we can offer some pretty Villas for Sal cheap, and On easy t;erms_ Wan TED to Purchase, Building Sites in City and Slurbs. WANTED to Purchase, House Property in or near City. i Intending Purchasers of House or Earnj Pro erty are invited'to call, on Messrs. Tanner and Tans, who will sparano pains In their endeav-i ours to suit requirements. Owners of Property desirous of Sellingshould forward particulars o. Fame to advertisers. "Absentees shibuld place their property In the hands of Messrs. Tanner and Evans if they » want their interest well looked after.



Lectures. I Jl PROGfKS, CHIN IQUY'S| "HE OF LECTURES. Ihe following in thot-»— ha delivered by Pastor Chi Mllrnc 0 _ Lectures to CHORAL '"-»;* During the Week : ' *»■ L L TO-NIGfIT ( THURSDAY), Subject: "Why dotho BishopsandthePriesu J all over the World hatn'our scho.ils, and Damn ' the Parents and the Children wha I'atroni.e thorn." FRIDAY NEXT. Subject: "Why I have left the Church of Rome with 25,000 of my Countrymen." Doors will bo open at 7 o'clock; lecture wi'l commence at 7.30. Admission only by Tickets. Front Seats and Gal'ery, la Gd; body o£ the Hall, Is. Tickets may be had at the "Freo Press" Ofilce; Mr E. Waters, Confectioner, Q,ueo.»-street; Mr S, Brown, Victoria-utreet West; J. Seabrook, Victoria-street Eaßt; Mr A. W. Gladding, Grocer, Symonds-street. Members of tho Committee will be in attend ance at the Hall to supply tickets before the doors open. Tenders. PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. Crown Lands Office, Auckland. December 19,1879. Tenders in writing will be received at tin's ofilce until 12 o'clock noon on TUESDAY, tho 27th day of January, 18S0, for the right, during' a period of two years, at a premium or foregift, to dig for and remove Kauri Gum from tho lands mentioned in the following Schedule. D. A. TOLE, Commissioner of Crown Lands. SCHEDULE. Waimahutaiiuta Block, Adjoining Okaihou, Bay of Islands, Containing 161 acies. N.B.—The highest or any tender not neces soriiy accepted, and the Waste Lands Board reserves to itself the right to dispose ot any por tion of this block during the above term. Cheque for the amount offered to ba enclosed With tender. Tender to be addressed, "Waste Lands Board Auckland. Tender for Kauri Gum, Waima hutaiiuta Block." "TVTATIVE DEPARTMENT, NEWZEA ±T| LAND. Public Works Office, Auckland. January 5, 18S0. Tenders will be received at this office until noen of SATURDAY, the 31st January, 18S0, for the erection of a Dwelling-house at Kihikihi for the Native Cheif Rewi. Planß, specifications and conditions may be seen at this ofllce, and at Mr Anderson's Hotel. Kihikihi, on and after MOND a V, 12th January instant. Tenders must be addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Native Affairs, and be marked out side, " Tender for Dwelling-house at Kihikihi." The lowest or any Tender not necessarily ac cented. By command. JAMES STEWART, ■ District Engineer. TO IRONMONGERS AND SHIP CHANDLERS. Tenders are requested for supplying the Com pany's Steamers for 12 months.asperspeciflcation at Company's office. Tenders to be sent in, addressed to the Manager, not later than 12 noon, on WEDNES D AY, lita instant. Tho lo .vest or any tender not necessarily ncfeptcd. By order. WILLI AM LODDER, Manager. m~O B U I L D E R S. Tenders will be received until noon of the 19th instant for Additions to a Residence at Mangcre. R. KKALS & SON, Architects. 'IT O B~U I L D E R S.. Tenders will be received up to Noon on SATURDAY, the 10th instant, for the Erection ot a Villa Residence at Parnell. Plans &c. at onr Offices. EDWARD MAHONEY AND SON, Architects. Eailways- AUCKLAND AND OHAUPO RAIL WAY. WAIKATO RACES, JANUARY 8 and 9,1880. Tickets at Single Rates all Stations to Hamil ton, Rukohia, and Ohaupo, issued on January 7th, Bth, and 9th, will bo available to return up to and including MONDAY, January 12th. A. V: MACDONALD. General Manager, T7~ AIP AR A RAILWAY. During the Month of Jannary, the Train leav ing Riverhead at 9 a.m. on Tuesday, in connec tion with tho Wairoa Boat, will run as usual. A. V. MACDONALD, General Manager. January 7,1880. TT- AIPA R A RAILWAY. ALTERATIONS IN THROUGH SERVICE, To come into operation on January 1,1879. The Train leavirg Riverhead on Tuesday, at 9 a.m., will be discontinued from the above date. On WEDNESDAYS and FkIDAYS, every alternate week, a train in connection with the steamers from the North will leave Heleusville for Riverhead not later than 3.39 p.m. A. V. MACDONALD, General Manager. Board ana .Residence. PRIVATE Board and Residence.—A Vacancy for t>ree Gentlemen. Terms moderate.—Mrs Hastings, Woodbine Cottage. Grey-Btroet^ HARBOUR VIEW BOARDING HOUSE, Shortland-street. - Mis. Cashel'a. GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL HOBSON-STREET Board and Lodging „,,,...SSfls per (Binclerooi_V),__.2ss Ranges, Ovens, &c QEE HERBERT fl. SMITH'S COLLECTION OF OVENS, RANGES, STOVES, &C, ESPECIALLY THE NEW ZEALAND ECLIPSE COTTAGE STOVE. It requires no fitting, can be used as either open or closed, is economical, and made to burn the Now Zealand Coal and Coke, and is Jill wrought iron, so that it will not break or crack. A large number of the most influential persons in Auokland have them in use. all of which have given the greatest satisfaction. (See Illustrated Price Catalogue with Testimonials, gratis.) CAUTION.—Having heard from several country Bottlers that inferior Ovenu are being sold by country storekeepers my. Ovens, 1 beg to state that all of my Ranges. Stoves, Portable Ovens, Side Ovens, Portab'e Boilers, Ships' Stoves, Colonial Ovens, &c., have my ns,i&e on he ventilator, thus; | r^H-H, SMITHS S J ®C==HttZ_3(i)| ; I \AUCKLANDypi | and are guaranteed to last from 5 to '£<_ years according to the size and price, and tbaii can be repaired. Thero are over 5000, cU my Ovens an I Ranges in use, some Ovens 9 years, and all have given the greatest satisfaction. Testimonial. Mr H. H. Smith.—Dear Sir,—ln reply to your inquiries regarding the Now Zealand Eclipse Cottage Rango I havo bad from you, 1 have pleasure In informing you that it has given entire satisfaction. It requires very little coal and Is indeed in every way equal to the irccom , mendations you gave me of it.—Truly yours, V. ■ A. 'ivriiytA^E. Grafton Road, November 1, 1879. Ovens, Ranges, and Stoves, &a, sold on the Deferred Paxwent Bybtoro, weekly pay ments taken, HERBERT H. SMITH, Auokland Iron Works, Durham-street West BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. y*-^ .^—m »___——i —_._—,—_—_—_^— n^,, nHEAP HARDWARE HOUSE F, LAMBOUR^E, NEWTON. i Builders'and Furnishing Ironmongery, Nails Locks, Hinges, and' a well-selected Stock oi! Goods in tho Hardware Line too numer ous to particularise. Galvanised Tubs and Buckets, Wood' ditto, and Tinware of various kinds for Dairy a»d other pur ' poses. Hair, B« American,' and other Brooms; Canister, Carpet, Scrubbing, and Blacking Brushes, etc. , A Complete Stock of China, Glass, and Earthen WARiK. A Large Stock 6£ China and other Matting. A We^l-Assorted Lot o? Pvpee- HANGINGS. Wbjte I-ead, Oi}, Turps. Varnish, Dryers. Scrim Tacks, and aU Painters' Materials. N.B.— F.l_. haying completed extensive alter atipns to his. premises, has been enabled to add largely tQ.his General Stock of Goods, and also $p mtioduce various new lines, and while thank fig the residents of Newton and neighbouring district for thair liberal support, begs to intimß.te that he will continue to sell at the Lowest Auckland Prices, and solicits a continuation of favours. AGENT FOR THE NATIONAL INSURANOB 1 COMPANY.



j Calls. j j KAWAKAWA CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY (LIMITED). IN LIQUIDATION, NOTICE TO SHAKEHOLDHCRS. nmde^^ySble^t^^ri^li^^ . A. IT. NATHAN-) _&L f&E&M Mato-- W orkT%wT i^uWl n O T f Or. * A. Levy of Sixnonco per Mombßrls^, -. abIoonFKIDAY EVENING, theOUi^ft &*■ room "' Tem P°ranca Ba\l SoJ£Sg: By order of Committ3e. F. FAWCUS, „______ Hon. Sec. \ Painters, Glaziers, &c. TglX < INGLEWOOD YsT-ADAMANT,' 523 Pack/.ghs PAPERHANGINGO AP E RIIA N GIN GO, Scrims and Hessians, GILT MOULDINGS, WINDOW GLASS (Silver, Plate, Sheet, and Ornamental), PICTURES, Artists' Materials, White Lead, Zinc White, Oils, Varnishes, Pa tent Silicate and Carson's _snti-corrosivc Paint, Brushes, Colours, Glue, Glass, Paper, Tacks, Gold Leaf,andall'i'rade Sundries, Photographers' Glass and Glass Shades N.B.—Notwithstanding the extra duty on PAPERHANGINGS, we are still offering tho largest and best selected stock in the Colony at tho same Low Prices as heretofore. W. PHILLIPPS & SON, . OIL AND COLOUR MERCHANTS, 95 & 97. QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, and POLLEN-STREET. SHORTDAND. TMFO RTA N T NOTICE. We havo just recoivod our First Shipment o New Seasons PAPERHANGINGS, and havo resolved to offer them at much re duced prices. WALL PAPERS, from Id. per Roll SATIN PAPERS, from is. 3d. per Roll GOLD PAPERS, from 2s. 6d. per Roll. Papering Canvass, 72-inch, excellent quality. from ML. per yard. _ Window Glass, of every Description, at c reduction of 25 per cent. . Gilt Mouldings, Glass Shades, "Wax Flow ' Materials, Dargii Stocks of all Materials required in the Painting Trade. HOLLAND & BUTLER, Oil, Colour, and Glass Mkrchants, PicffbitH Frame Makers, &o, 28 AND 30. VICTORIA-STREET. AUCKLAND. ( Convevanceß. -VTORTH SHORE AND WADE uNE > JLi of i ROYAL MAIL COACHES. Timb Table : Leave the Flagstaff Hotel, North Shoro. ever* MONDAY, WEDN HSI >AY, and FRJ.DAY on arrival of the 9 a.m. boat from Auokland. calling at tho Lake, Lucas Creek, and Dairy ; Fiat. Leave Wade Hotel every TUESDAY THURS DAY, and SATURDAY, at oa.i^. fortho North Shoro. FOR HIRE-Bnj-giea of overy description, Waggonettes, breaks and Coaches, Lidies' ■ and Gentleraen's Saddle Horses. Special Con veyances on hire for picnic parties to tho Lake and all parts of tho Nortn, with or without ! drivers. C. G. QUICK, P Proprietor. J PLOWMAN'S COACH TIME • TABLE, Auokland and Onehunga :— From Auckland From Onehunga: I 11 a.m. 9 a.m. 6 n.ro 1.30 p.m, I TIEKNEY'S TIME.TABLEZ • AUCKLAND AND WHAU. ' l From Auckland: From Whau 11 a.m. 8 a.m. *.30 p.m. 2.30 pjn. Saturday's Time: 1.30 p.m nun, lOn.m. s D.ni. HE UNION LINE OF COACHES BETWEEN TAURANGA AND ONINE- IttUTU. TAURANGA LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES Corner op Spring and Grev-strekts. * (Opposite Spring Well Rretoery), I Tauranga. Ladies' and Gkntlemen's Saddlei Homes < Buggies, &c, for hiro at the abovo ou reason able terms, for the Lakes orelsowhere. A First-class Saddler Employed on the Premises. Lowest possible charges, elegrams will receive prompt attention. * D. M. H. BILL. Proprioter Auctions. TO-MORROW, NOON. MARKET-DAY AUCTION SALE. ARtIITr'S MART. POULTRX", fcc-TTowls, Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Pigeons, Canaries, Small Pigs, &c PRODUCE &c-Table Potatoes, Piga^ota toes, Old Potatoes, Kumeras, Onions, Tur-* nips. Vegetables, Maize, Oats, Bran, Oat meal, Flour. Biscuits, Bacon, Hams, Cheesa. I Butter, Beef, Fruit. GROCERIES, &0.-Tea, Sugar, Rice Corn- '•■ ' flour, Biscuits, Lollies, Starch, Soap. Bine. . Pickles, Vinegar, Clothes Pegs, Currants!, F Raisins. Dried Apples, Tinned Fruit White Lead, Boiled, and Raw Oil, Turps, FURNITURE DEPARTMENT. AT ONE O'CLOCK P.M. A Large and Varied Assortment of General Household Furniture, &c, both New and Second-hand; Kitchen Utensils, Stoves. Sowing Machines, Mangles. ! AT TWO O'CLOCK P.M.' (The property ot a gentleman removing), A Green Damask Suite (9 pieces), Dining Table. Caoo Arm-Chairs (Chinese), Carpet. Rue i Blinds,!linoleum, hut little ÜBed; Wash stands, Toilet Ware, Toilet Table. Toilet G aBSOs, Bedsteads, Bedding, Bco Hivo. Glass and Earthenware, &c. . Two Second-hand Pianos, Harmonium, Music Stools, Pictures, Plated Goods. Fancy Goods, Boots, Clothing, Books, Galvanic Battery. Clocks, Watches. TO-MORROW. DURE AH YAR DS. T7»QR SALE, at the Durham Yards, IJ- To-morrow, ' " I superior Heavy Draught Colt, from Waikato I good upstanding Gelding, up to a ton, in quick draught 1 Gelding, by " matchless ;" a very useful farm horse, trial given 1 pair Grey Hoises, suitable, for coach or farm work . 2 Heavy Draught Horses Hacks, Light Hornets and Draught Horses Spring Caris, new Syduey Tip Drays Hat-nets, Saddlery, &c, &c. At 11 o'clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), JANUARY 0. UNDER BILIToF SALE. ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, I HANDSOME GILT CLOCK. | THE Subscribers wilt sell at jthe Mart, Fort-street, To-mor_fow (Friday), at 12 oclook, Under Bjlx. of Sale, A Handsorae Rosewood Cottage PIANO FORTE, by Kirkham. Houdswne Gilt Clock, Aneroid and Com pass, in imitation of Ships' Wheel t_nd Capstan, combinod. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, ' Auctioneers. TO-MORROW. .AT I B BIN'S MART, j _CL AT 11 O'CLOCK. PRODUCE—Hams and Bacon, in cloth; Brst Hobartown Potatoes, Sundry White Pota toes,. £3; Chceso, upset price, 6d; Flour, Sa; Oatmeal, Maize, Oats, Bran, Onions, Pears, &o. ' GROCBRIrfS-Pox Ton, 15s: Sugar. Raisins, Cocon, Candles, Kerosene, Soap, Salmon. Matches, Jams, Tobacco, Sardines, Cue rants, Sec. 0 ! FRIDAY, JANUARY 9. 9 G. W. BINNEY • B WILL sell b/ public auctaprt. orr Friday, m\\\ at tbe Central Salp. Rooms, Queen- \__\ street, at H o'clock, . | 40 Canterbury Qjieese >_m 20 Wairou. C.^qeao im\ 18 kegs Ta^anaki Butter. G, W. BINNEY^. B Auctioneer, Queen-street.. ■ __t Continued en Fourth Page. $^^