him (cheer.".) He wns trio true leader of tho Liberals of Now Zealand, and ho counselled the electors to see to it that he was returned at tho head of the poll on Friday. (Ljud cheers.) Cr. Offer, in seconding the resolution also took occasion to express the hope that the principles enunciated in it would be ratified by tho result ot the City East elec tion on Friday. He had much pleasure in renewing his allegiance to tho great leader of Liberalism in this country, and inviting his fellow electors to rally round him once more, protect him from insult, and vindicate their taith in him by triumphantly returning him to Parliament. (Cheers.) The motion was put and carried unani mously, the declaration of the result being hailed with cheers, the waviag of handker chiefs, and other marks of gratified feel iag. Sir George Grey biiefly acknowledged the compliment. In response to loud calls, Mr Rees then addressed the peoplo. He said that he had listened with esteem, gratitude, and plea sure to their common leader—Sir G. Grey. Wero it not for public meetings such as that, all political feeling would die out, and political education would be almost ittt possißle. It was the only effectual cor rective to a misleading and unrepresenta tive nowspaper press. After alluding to the late Mr W. C. Wilson's mission to Kawau ia order to induce Sir George Grey to come out for the representative of the people, and tho gentleman's fidelity to the Liberal cause while he lived. Mr Rees went on to ask, what had Mr Wilson's paper—the '' Herald "—come to now ? The newspaper press of the city, ha declared, represented a clique and not the people, and anyone who did not represent tho moneyed classes was cavilled at and hounded down. It was, therefore, only at public meetings such as that, that the voice of the people could be heard and the rights of things made manifest. While tho "Southern Cross" existed the "Herald" spoke out fearlessly, but after they had esposed the cause of the "Herald and poured money its coffors, making its pro prietors rich and influential, they had by evil practices and under the stimulus ot

Hellish and sordid influonccs turned against the popular cause and became the organ of the moneyed olasses, (Cheers.) He re* collected, too, a man who had lived here

and whose eloquent pen had consistently been used in the interests of tho people who would sooner have smashed to pieces the formes of the Stab, and scattered its type to the winds than have seen them Used for any clique or class as against the cause of liberalism and of the people. (Checru, and a voice : "Mr Reed.") If the STAR had remained true to its early principles, and continued faithfully in the advocacy of those things by which it had risen to position and power it would have been heard like a trumpet during the present elections. (A voice: "They won't put that in,") But the people were mightier than the press, and he did not fear tho result, (Cheers). Mr Rces then went on to eulogize Sir George Grey, saying, amongst other things that, that was the first tirno ho had overheard him speak of his own services to the colony. He was confident of success in the contest for City East, Tho speakor concluded by appealing to the people to do their duty on Friday, and by explaining that he would not be able to be present then himself, as ho would bo called away elsewaere by pressing profes sional duties.

Mr Gurrard, in a characteristic spuech, announced his withdrawal from the election contest in favour of Mr Rees, He then crossed over to Mr Kces «nd Sir George Grey, and amidst loud laughter and cheers shook them both by the hands.

Mr Moss, in obedience to the call of the audience, also spoke. H« said that he was happy to be able to bear testimony to the great services and chivalrous constancy to the people of Sir George Grey. Hd could not contemplate the possibility ot their being defeated it would be « scandal and disgrace to the whole colony (cheers.) Better far that all the other Liberals shonld be left out of Par liament than their great leader. Mr Moss made a capital speech, concluding amid cheew.

Dr. Wallis also eulogised Sir George Grey's services in the political education of the people, and the fighting of their battles in Parliament. He himself, ha said, was a Liberal, and had ever been so. Mr Sees had complained of the morning paper, and he had to complain of the way in which year by ysar he had been maligned and misrepresented by the Evening Star. Ho intended to make his reply to night, when he trusted the people would attend to hear him.

Major Harris did not think it necessary to oak for a vote in Auckland for Sir George Grey. Such a request was super fluous. The people could not do with out him, for his presence inJTParlaiment was indispensable. . ■'•• Cries were hero raised for Mr Swanson, but he diil not appear. Mr W. Laing also spoke. Mr Fleming said that although neither » grammarian nor a college-bred individual, he was a thoroughgoing Liberal, and upon that ground he based his claims to the suf frages of the people. He hoped the people would not allow themselves to be dictated to by the Stak, but would vote for him. No one else coming forward to speak, Sir George Grey proposed a vote of thanks to the Chairman, and in doing so referred in complimentary terms to the valuable ser vices which that gentleman had rendered the cause of Liberalism in New Zealand.

Mr Rccs seconded the motion, and it was passed with acclamation. Mr Shera returned thanks, and tho assemblage dispensed after giving three cheers for Sir George Grey, and three groans for Mr Clark.

Sir Reader Wood at Eden Hall.

Mr Header Wood, a candidate for the constituency of Eden, addressed the electors at Eden Hall last evening. Mr F. G. JSwincton occupied the chair, and after bespeaking tor Mr Wood a fair hearing, In troduced him to the' audience.

Mr Wood, on coming- forward, was received with applause. In commencing, he referred ta certain misrepresentations and misstatemonts that had been made with reference to bis candidature. Some seemed to think tbat his reason for contesting this constituency was to leave a quiet scat for Mr Hurst at Waitematu. This was not tbc cose—indeed he had never spoken to Mr Hurst on this subject. He was not anxious for a seat in Parliament, and would not have been before them if he had not b?cn requested to contest Eden by a certain number of electors. Having made this ex planation he would proceed to refei to otber matters. It appeared to him that tbc only question in the immediate future was care ful administration, and he did . not believe in playing at follow my leader when there was no great principle before tbe country. So loug as he was in Parliament he intended to act according to his conscience. He believed in payment of members, but thought £100 enough. The 20? guineas were divided by the sitting days, and members were only paid accord ing to the number of days they were present. He,for iustimce, only drew £170 last session, instead of £210. Referring to the title for tbe Fiako swamp, Mr vY ood said it could have been tested in the Supreme Court. When Sir George Grey became Premier did he have the matter tested in the Supreme Court ? No. But he allowed them to get a title—an inde feasible title under the Land Transfer Act. The railways only paid 3J per cent., while the money was borrowed at 5 per cent. The taxpayer had to pay £800,000 annually for nothing. He thought the ratepayers should have the power of suspending the County Councils when they chose. In conclusion Mr Wood said that the Corrnpt Practices Prevention Act precluded candi dates from providing cabs for the electors, indeed on the polling day it was penal to offer an elector even a cup of tea. He heard that certain parties intended to evade the act by buying cab 3 the day before the election and selling them the day after for the use of the voters. Though this might not be a direct breach of the law, it was an indirect one. He promised, if they elected him, to represent them faithfully ; if they rejected him he would retire to his home thankful that he had not to spend another winter in Wellington. (Ap plause.) In answer to questions, Mr Wood said he was in favour of a leaseholder's vote. He voted that one man should not have more than two votes—one for himself and one for nis property. He saw no present necessity for borrowing, and would strenuously op pose it unless under a great emergency. He and Mr Gillies had opposed Sir Joints Vogel's borrowing scheme and reckless expenditure. He would not vote agaipst party processions. He was not iv favour of a man having a multiplicity of offices and a pension as well. A vote of thanks and confidence was moved by Mr Donaldson and seconded by Mr Patteson.

A vote of tuank&anly wa3 moved as an amendment by Mr Dojle, aeoonded by Mr Grady.

Mr Cole spoke strongly in support of Mr Wood's candidature, saying that he was head and shoulders over his opponent. He was followed by Mr Scabrook, who spoke in tho same strain. Ho said that Mr Tole could not do a single thing without con suiting Sir George Groy, and he did not know what Tole would do when Grey died —he would be a poor lost little orphan boy. Tho amendment was then put and lost, and the motion was carried by cv large majority*

Mr. Tole at Mount Albert.

There was an influential attendance of Eden electors last evening at the Albert Hall, to hear Mr Tole's address* Mr Burke occupied the chain Mr Tole, who was well received, went over the ground he had gone over at his previous meetings. He stigmatised Mr Wood's defection as the basest perfldityj disclosing treachery to his party, and an insult to his constituent?, Ha poin'ed out that while he wals a free-trader in land, he (the speaker) had done his utmost to conserve and settle tlin Linda of the people, for the people. His actions in connection with the Wellington Land League Meeting and the Licensing Bill were referred to at length, and several questions asked by electors on the latter point were replied to satisfactorily.

A unauimous vote of confidence in Mr Tolo was passed, on the motion of Mr Thompson, jun., and the customary com pliment to the chair terminated the pro'» cecdings.

CORRESPONDENCE.

MR McGEE IN REPLY.

(To the Editor of the EVENia Stab.)

Dear Sir,—l find by. yesterdays issue, Wednesday decerober th 7th you thb Editoi has been pleased to take Noticß of ma—de voting A Leading Article Commenting on my ability—in no flattering Or disguised t-rms of dissent, as to my Capacity for the tirno Honoured distinction, of Being mem ber Of Parliament—in auswer I have to Say your Language, ia verry ditcourtcous and ungentlcmanly, Being uncalled for {on my part. It Having Been previously agreed; Between, fair, Gt M O-.rourkii and my&elf, to tilt A .Lance in the present engagement ac cording to the ancient usages of Kauropean maners and Chivalry—and I Look upon your interference as impertinent, and un called for in the collutua of A penny rag —the willing tool of demagogues, and Poll tical Snobery, without the slightest icgard to refinement. May I ask you "Mr Editor," for you, have written that Article, in what maner—or place have I offered you —umbrage, or incurcd the disploasure "of Wyndham St. Editorial Sancturum——you have never attended one of my meetings— nor sent A reporter, nor havo I asked you— deeming it your duty to set this dctnil, be fore the general Public and not niincj and how daro you Judge or Criticise A Subject of which you arc totally ignorant, to bo plain you are Biassed, and incapable of im partial Criticism—Having been trained in the Narrow grove of hide Sound formality, and ever used to Crouch to the smile and, bcek of fat worms, and titled, imbecility ; and you arc not the party I Look to for fair and disinterested troatmeut-I have A number, of thinking Electors, Capable of forming their own opinions) to support me, not Hoodlums—or as Dr Wallace puts it, the much feared Tiranicol democrisy, at my Back—and If I never had their Support— The Courage of my, opinions are inherent in me and, I would not Crouch my pep, or Curb delivery of of Language, eVen If your most august person were my Classical opponent—But unfortunately, I have not the time at my disposal, nor an Eyeing paper to represent, my opinions, in order that the Public Could Judge Between the squibs fired at me, and the much vaunted ability of Sir 6. M. Orourke the Late member for onehunga— Neglected—(Dead Wood) Being something Like the remuwera Social Hall—only for A Clais. and more ornamental than useful, now Mr Editor as you have not, Seen or heard me at Public meetings, I invite you to attend .this eyeing at onehunga, Hall, queen Bt pay your own Buggy Hire, you would not trust your Carriage Equippage, to one who only posesscs the ability of A Circus Clown. He may render you Like himself A guy and Public ridicule, But as you may not put in an appearance, 1 will give you A few of my political views for Coming forward. Tricmal parliaments being too order of the, age, in theso parts, it makes room for advancing the opinions of the people and displaces ill, doers teaching them that, they Cannot trifle with, the interest and Liberties of advanced freedom and intclect Parliaments in England according to, Sir John Aubins, Speach, were generally anual, But never Continued, Longer than three years until the remarkable tcighn of Henry thVIII, A prince Sir, of unruly appetite, and arbitrary will, Charles the first A man of A man of Religion and virtue, Lost his head over Long parliaments, and Charles the Scccond took a surfeit of parliaments—and was anxious to Lay them aside altogether His parliament was Called the pensioners par liament—And you Mr Editor wish to adopt Chides the Second's Custom—l need not tell your Experience Coufirms the opinion, that the Longer members hold, their Seats, without meeting their supporter.", or Political opposition, the more inattentive they become to the interest of their elec torate, and too often as lately ex emplified—Corrupt—this 'must be the work of time, Corruption is of so Base a nature, that at first sight it is extremely Shocking—very few submit to it all at once, they are allured By degrees, and often after several struggles give way to the temtation—Selling the con fidence of the Klec to re, to serve selfish motives and finally Surrender their virtue, There fore I come forward as A unit in the North ern Army, to repel aggression—and restore Liberty—and to Avert A storm Kaiacd against us, by the Southern Confederacy, fostered and encouraged By the Speaker of the House of general assembly, which threatens our general welfare and political Existence—Our voice in parliament is gone, freedom of debate has been Chequed By the undue influence of the Speaker and Primeer, fair distribution of scats—is gone from the North Island, All power is in the hands of the avaricious Southron and for sooth the people are not allowed to Bring their Best men to the front to Combat these unjust principles. But Keep the Seats for all time and Eternity, for Beggarly grandees and political place hunters who hitherto has been the Curse of the North and not its Blessing. Owen ci/rran MoGek, Poet's Corner, Otahuhu.

MR REES AND CITY NORTH.

(To the Editor.)

Sir, —You have very properly refused to insert letters advocating or decrying the claims of candidates for election to Parliament, and I don't wish you to infringe that rule, but I think it only light that the electors of Auck land North should be called upon to reflect what Mr Rees' departure for Gisborne on the very eve of the election implies. The case which bap cilled him away is one in which he is personally interested, and bis departure unmistakably indicates that Mr Kees considers his own private interests of supeiior importance to those of the electorate be seeks to represent. It indicates too, pretty clearly, that if Mr Kees be elected, Auckland North will see little or nothing of her repre sentative till tbe next general elo;tiou. I can understand a man like Sir ueorge Grey, who bas a colonial reputation, stand; ing for any constituency iv the (felony, but Mr Rees has no such claim. He is merely a Gisborne lawyer whose interests are confined to tho district in which he re sides. To elect him, therefore, is simply to give Gisborne and tho East Const another lepraseatative, and so deprive Auckland of one of hers. I would simply ask : Are tho electors of Auckland North prepared thus topiactically disfranchise themselves? If so, let them return the man whose reputation rests chiefly on his ability to make fourtccn-hour speeches.—l am, &c, AUOKLABDKE.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

December 8.

Bank of N.Z.-Buyers, £22; sellers, £22103 Coloniul Bank—Sellere, 48s Bd N.Z. Insurance—Sellera, 82s 6d Union Insurance—Buyers, 213 Auckland Gaa-Sellers, £10 103 I'hamea Gaa—Buyers, 28s Union Saah and Door-SfcUew, £77sGd N.Z. Loan and Mercantile—Sellers, &b 12s 6d Taupiri Coal-Buyers, Us Northern S.B. Company—Sellers, 12s btt Moanataiari G,M. Company—Buyers, 17a Alburnia—Sellers, 12s Caledonian—Sellera. 18s Queen of Beauty—Buyers, 5s 3d Smile ot Fortune—Sellers, 10s 6d JOSEPH NEWMAN, Chairman,

TELEGRAMS.

RtfsSELL, this day,

THE DROWNING.

The body of Alexander Donaldson hiMi been recovered by his brother who had come from Auckland.. An inquest was held to-day, and a verdict of accidental death re turned* The bOat haVing got under the high land was capsized by a puff. After the inquest, the body was buried in Russell churchyard. Mr Stevenson, late of buncdih, died last night. He was the architect for the Coffee Palace ill Auckland.

TE AWAMUTU, this dayr

The Maori who stole Father Luck's horse and sold It in To Awamutu; was arrested last evening by Constable Stephen Bondj who had to swim across the Puiilii River between Alexandra and Kopua. Bond re turned with his prisoner in triumph.

PUNGAREHU, this day. Two (trays carrying the natives' guns lately seized have juat started for Opuuakc undev a strong escort, commanded by Cap ain Messenger. CHKISTCHURCH, this day. THREATENING A MAGISTKATE.

Mrs Mcllish, wife of the Resident Magis : trate, has received a threatening letter. It stated that if her " old mail " docs not stop sentencing offenders to flogging lie willget his head smashed i*V one of those tli'.rk nights* The letter is interlarded with oaths and o.her strong language. Mr Mellish read the letter in Court to-day.

WANGANUI, thiaday. Tho steeplechase horse Hawthorne left by tlie Macgrcgor.

WELLINGTON, this day

COURT OF APPEAL. , The following judgments were given in the Appeal Court tlijs ilidrnirig :—District Land Registrar v Mitcliclson (Auckland). Appeal dismissed with costs. Another v Wliitakcr (Auckland). Appeal allowed with costs; leave given to reply. In the case df Wi Hironga, .an appeal from the Native Lands Court, Gisbomc, the appeal \Vas allowed with costs. The Court ad journed until this afternoon, when it Is probable other judgments will be given. At lklclutha, while two young girls, daughters of Alex. Ironside, coach proprie tor, were yesterday playing with a raft in a watcrholo.both fell in. One liianagcd to scramble out; the other, B years of^agc, was drowned; DtTtfEutN, this day. Messrs Murray and Robcrts'e woo.l.cable, dated Sth inst., is as follows :—Market weaker; greasy dsclined sto 7J per cent. Captain Bcrneeli, Of tho Beautiful Star, is transferred to the Southern Cross. Cap tain Mclntosh to the Alhambra, and Cap tain Croniarty to the Beautiful Star; A fire at Kensington this morning dc- Btroyed tho shops of William Lennon, draper; John Jackson, ironmonger; an un occupied dwelling, aud partially bnrned the dwelling of ono Barry; The only insurances ascertainablc arc Mr Jackson, £100 in tho N.Z; Barry, £300 in tho Colonial-, _

The Polling To-morrow.

The polling for all the constituencies throughout the colony takes place to morrow between the hours of nine in the morning and six at night; The strict provisions of tut Corrupt l'ractico Pre vention Act, which prevents the hiring of conveyances will throw upon the electors the duty of going to the poll without solicitation. Wo hope that every man on the roll will make a special effort to dis charge that duty. The following is a list of the polling places ia the various elec torates : —

AUCKLAND NORTH ELECTORAL DISTRICT. The Temperance Hall, Albert-street, Auckland. AUCKLAND WEST ELECTORAL DISTRICT. St. James' Hall, Wcllington-atrccr, Auck land. Auckland BAB* fiLEtirattAL Diofnicr. The Resident Magistrate's Courthouse-, High-strceet, Auckland. EDEN ELECTORAL DISTRICT. Excelsior Hall, corner Upper Pitt and East-streets (principal). Eden Hall, Eden Terrace* R. S. Allen's Po3t Ollilic Store, Valley Rttait. The Public Hall, Mount Albert. TARNELIj ELECTORAL DISTRICT; Parncll Pnblio Hall (principal) St. Sepulchre's School-roonij Symond-strcct Newmarket Hall, Ndwniarket MANUKAU ELECTORAL DISTRICT. The Courthouse, Onehunga (principal). The Public Hall, Epsom. The Social Hall, Remuero* The Public Hall, Panmure. The Old Railway-station-, Newmarket. Vtaitemata electoral district. The Public Hall, Dcvonport (principal) RODNEY ELECTORAL DISTRICT. Nearest polling place - Mahurangi Heads FRANKLIN SOUTH ELECTORAL DISTRICT, The School-house, Pukckohe (principal) The Volunteer Hall, Patuniahoo The Court-house, Waiuku The School-bouse, Pollok Settlement The School-house, Awliitu The Old School-house, Queen's Redoubt The Railway Station, Tuakau. The Sehoolhouse, Maketu. , The Schoolhouse, Ararimu. The Schoolhouse, Mangatawhiri Valley. The Public Hall, Bombay. FRANKLIN NORTH ELECTORAL DISTRICT. Tho Public Hall Otahuhu (principal) The Old School-house, Mangoro The Public Library, Howick The School-house, Turanga The Public Hall, Wairoa The New School-house, Papakura Valley The Court-house, Papakura Mr Castle's House, Awarua Bay, Waihcko

Arthur's Auction Mart.

Among tbe numerous improvements which are from time to time made in the streets of our growing city, may be noticed those recently elfected by Mr K. Arthur In his auction and general business mart in Queon street. These Improvements are d eserving of notice, and wero nocossary In order to meet Increasing demands (or spaco for tbo deposit of country produce and various Btores. The several floors and depart ments are arranged for tho different finds of goods and Block entrusted to tbe care of the proprietor ( the ground floor being the most con* splcuous. Air Arthur purchased the balance of the leases of the adjoining shops, and has thrown thorn into an office of considerab'o dimensions, capable of seating a company of clerks.! Between tho entrance doors is fixed tbe classic stand of the auctioneer, commanding a capital view of tbe whole of the base, and to situated as to take the bids of persons at a con siderable distance. Here Mr Arthur intends holding his land sales in future, vrhloh will give to 500 persons an equal opportunity of facing the seller with comfort, the epaca being ample for such a number. There are surrounding conveniences (or exhibiting plaos ot properties to be offared. A hydraulic lift, and other warehouse advantages, light, air, etc., with departments for poultry, flour, provisions, pro duce, and furniture, serve to make Aothure. Auction Mart one of the best in the city, and not surpassed by any similar mart in New Zealand.

At tha meeting of the Waste Lands Hoard this afternoon, an order was received from Mr Cox for £2,500 as a deposit in respect of the To Aroha settlement. 1,000 acres of land were set apart at Wairau for selec tion under the Homestead system.

fHE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER &



WS. J 0 N JS 8 • Has Just landed ex 'Hermlone, ' Ashmore, ' Hulclone,' ' Avona,' • Ooronllla,' "Oxford," and s.s. 'Norfolk, a Large As sortment of Skasonablk Goodb, ooniprlßina Horse Covers, good durable articles lined and Bhaped, from 16a ; Waterproof Loin Covers, Aprons Horse Clothing, Clipping Machines) Bugg), Gig, and Carriage Lamps; Race Saddles fco. Jußt Arrived, per 'Hermlone,' my Beeona Saipment of Vauner & Preßt's Celebrated Nkw Patbmt Oit. MOLLISCORIUM, for Harness, Carriage Tops, and Aprons, Sec, very economical, and superior to Neatsfoot 01), beottuse it Is perfectly waterproof, readily pene trates the leather, effectually prevents cracking, does not evaporate or dry out of the leather, ■will cot oome off after application, and harness may be polished with cornpo Immediately after ward. WATEBPEOOF BIDING APBONS Our own make, best quality, and latest improved Bhape. W.S J. nas always a large general stock, com VtißiliS HARNESS OV ALL KINDS, Racing, Steeplechase, and Hunting Stock Bad dies and Bridles, Stable Beauisites, Bummer and Winter Horaeolothing, Valises, Portman teaux, Courier Bags, Waterproof Paste tor Saddles and Harness Compos, Oils, so. ELLIMAN 8 EMBROCATION. JUST ARRIVED* A large stook of latest Improved extra toons PACK £ ADDLES always on hand. From SOB. Five per cent. Discount allowed for Cash W. S. J O » B B, QUKWN-BTRKKT, AUCKLAND,



Wan ceo. WANTED, a Staatt Boy for the kitohen.-A.pDl* td Mr dd Sllva. pro priotol- MolropolitHu Dining Kooma, Quoon street. \* [ANTED, a Strong Active Girl for vy country.—Apply Mr Aley; Watch maker, Qucon-Btredt. ANTED, a Good General Scrvrfnt.— JWJJAlWy.Alighßb'itjl...,,..... . ANTED, General Servants, House maids and Nursemaids.—Apply at ontte, Mra Renwlbk'd Bogla'try, Bhortland gtreat. W/TINTFED", a Firfit-claaf} Machinist, T 7 ako. ImproTOr.—Chas. ShepparU.Auck land Boot Upper Manntttctory. Darby-street. ANTED, Bricklayer, at once. —JK. aßd Rt Dnd»ir, Devpnport. ( WANTED, two smaTiTßoys about 14 years of age,—Auokland Aitnlod Water Company. IST ANTED, iirst-class Coatmakeis; con- T"y Mont ompldymbrit.—Ajipir Poasoncakie, Tailor. Shortland-Btroet. WANTED, a respectable Girl about 16 years, to asßiat in house work—Apply at onco Mra Barnett. Pitt-Btreot. WANTeD, a respectable little Nurse girl.—Apply to Mrs Hepburn, Graham strcct. »*/ANTPD, a smart Young Man as Vl general servant and to lußlat in bar;— Apply Nevada Hotel, Qaoon-stroet. \\7 ANTED, a Waitress for Waikato.— V T Apply to Mrs Nicholson, Symonds-stroet. ANTKD, two Bricknmkers.—Apply Crowthor, Viotoria Stables, Wellesloy street. __ WANTED, a.General Servant.—Apply Glasgow Bakery, Wellington-street. YXTANTED' iniihedia"iely, for a Millinery VV and Droeeniaking Business in tho country, a competent Dreesmakor. Must cut and fit well; no other need apply. Gtood opening. —Apply at onoo to Stab office. TVTANTED, a Lad, about 1(5; one ac- V T ctlstonaod to painting preferred.—Apply Atkinson & CO., Btoeiuan « Day Reclamation. \*/"ANTED, two respectable Boys 14 V T yoara old, Wronght Iron Ovon and Range Making.—ll. U. Smith, Anokland Iron Worka. WANTED, a good Collector; must know town well and find seourlty.— Apply; by letter only; to New Zealand Timber Company. ; WANTED, a Finisher and Machinest. —G. Black and Co., Viotorla stroet Kast, "TVTKD, a respectable Youth to asslat in the bake-houno and ilrivo a light cart. — Olivor Mayß, Poat-oflico Bakery, DoTonport WAN TED, a respectable Girl aa General Sorvant; no .washing.—Apply, to Mrs Constable, opposite Mr (JroenwaJ's, Hobsou street. WANTED, Bushmen and Pit Sawyere. -Auckland l lmber Co. (Umitod), Cus tom-houßO street West. WAN I'ED, House in Paruell for two mpnthß.—Apply to Mrs Buck, Prospect Houflo, Pavnoll. | WAN TED, Apprentices to the Millinery and Shop.—Mra Walters, Hobeon-street. WAN TED, "a Boy u>cd to Hoeing and Weodlng.—Apply MrG. Olarko, Tobacco Plantation, Mountain Road, Komuera. W "ANTED, Improvbrs to the Millinery. -Apply td Mra Nlohol, a, Wolloßley- Btroot, WANTED, n Cabiuetmakor, with some knowledge ot Joinery proferred; good wngco to a good man.—J. Batty, Carpenter and Jolnoh Fortatrooti ANTES| v Young Man as Night . Portor, also a Lad as Walter.— Apply Waltenmta Hotel. WANTED, a good Gcueral Servant.— Apply to Mra TonlllnsOD, Drapor, Parnoll. WANTED immediately; a thorough. Qoneral Servant,—Apply CarpenterB1 Arms. Grey-Btreot. WANTED, a Cook nnd Laundress; also a Housemaid.- Mrs Ireland, Hulmo Conrt, Fornell. ANTKD, a Groom nnd Gardener; must know how to milk.—Apply Im moiliatoly at ST4K Oflloo. WANTED, a person to cook and make herself generally uaoful.—Apply Mra Arohard. Wharf Hotel. \\! ANTED, astrong active Lad.—Apply T T 137, Victoria-street West. WANTED, by a young liiau aged 25, itO'Ongagomont na Servant to a gontlo man travelling; oxomplary oharaotorei—Ad drosi QX., Stab Olllco. WANTFD, n Workioß Partner in an established manufacturing business in Auckland, with a o&pltal of £250; no previous knowledge or tbb business required, but must be a steady man* NOrm but principals need apply. —Address A.Z., Poat-ottlce. Auckland. WANTED, an experienced Uardencr; testimonials innlspensablo.—K. A.laaacs. ANTFD, Tenders for Kebuilding Stone Wall, about 20 chains.—Apply'to Mr Barnoß. Mount RoakiU Koad. W ~~ ANTBD, a Lady to attend Invalid and a:siat her In housekeeping, &d., &c.; miiet bo a tood needlewoman (treated us one of the family); references required.—Apply after 4 p.m. to Mr P. A* Phlllpsi O'llorke-stroet, Albert Park. ANTED to Kent, a Cottage ot about seven fooms—gas laid on.—Box 133, POBt-oillCOi , \\. ANTBD KNOWN, that the Now V" Zealand Timber Company Limited, hnvo rednced the price of their Seoondolass Timber. Job Lois fpr sale cheap.. WANTED, a Married Couple, the man as Farm Servant and tho wife as Cook and Dairymaid.—For particulars apply at Mr K. Arthur's Auction Mart, Queen-street, or at Wesley College Three Kings. WANTED KNOWN-Don't be in a hurry, Ladies. Dampler's New Shop in Hobson-street, one door from Victorla-Btreet, will soon bo open. WA n TED, in a private family, a re speotablo middle-aged Man as Gardener, ablo to milk and make himself generally usoful. —Apply immediately to Partridge & Woollams, Quoen-stfeot. WANTED KNOWN, that T. B ARNKTT is Selling his Home oured Hams for Chrlßtmas at from lOd to Is par pound, cash. Come early and socuro a Bargain. ANTED to Kent, a comfortable "five, six, orsovon-roomed Cottage, with large Bootlon. Wonld be permanent tenant. Stato rent and poaiiloD,—Address R.C.3., Post-office, Auckland. \\7AMTED KNOWN—There arc 600 V T pairs of Rood Tweed Trousers to ho sold at J. Cosgrave «nd Co s. for 6s KM per pair. WANTED KNUVVJS—J Cosgraveand Co. are Selling Men's Suits of tho Best Blue Serge at 25a Ci ; fashionable make. ANTED, from 3 to 6 Acres of Grass Land, with dwelling-house, etc., on It- Apply, stating terms, to Lambert, and Co., Wyndham-atreet. ANTED, two first-class Gasfitters; also, two Boys.—Apply to John Petford, Plumber, at tho Whau Assyluni, or leave name and address at Stab ('fflce. ANTED, a constant supply of Fresh Bntter and Bgpts ot th 9 bOBt quality.— Apply Jamo L9Blie, Mußselburgh Uonso, Manu kuu Koad, Pftrnell. W ""ANTED KNOWN that the Vicionan Loan and Discount Agonoy's Advertise ment appears on Ith page. 9th column. W" ANTED, by a Young Girl, employ mont as an assistant In a Shop; Fancy Goods preferred.—Address " KUen," Star office. ANTED KNOWN—That J. Cos grave and Co. have the Largest Stock of Hats In New Zealand to choose from, and aro now Selling at Half-prlco. WANTED KNOWN—That Professor Gussoott Is the only Original and Praoti cal American Herbalist in the Colony, and also the most expensive man to do business with. Me requires no information; ho can decide at a glance the diagnosis of the oase, thereby reliev ig the Datient Of a great deal of nervousness and hesitation. Try and disprove this it you can. WAJSTED KIN OWN—Tnat the new Zealand Timber Company aro selling all kinds of Timber and Building Material at the very lowest rates. Very superior White Kauri, from our new bUBh, jnat opened. WANTED to Sell, Mixed Paints in gallon tins; Kauri Oil, 2/9 per gallon ; Priming Paint, 5/6 par gallon.-Atkfnson & Co., Freeman's Bay; Wholesale Agents, Messrs E, Porter fc Co. WANTED, persons wishing to dispose of Properties to furnish me with par ticulars. No sale, no oharge. Cheap Building Allotments and Small Cottages nnd a ready sale.-U. F. Kvens, Estate Agent, next "Herald,' Qneon-Btreet. ANTED KNOWN-GKAND FESTIVAL MARCH and FLIRTA TION WALTZ, only Is 6d, at Dampier's Branch Store In the Market. Be In time. WANTED KNOWN, that E. Mltchel son & Co., Xo. 19. Queen-stieet Wharf, are selling Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Flour, Oatmeal, &c, &c, at lowest market rates. WAlyTj&u, orders ' tor our lamous Trousers to measure, at 13s 6d; also, the wondrous 65s suits, Overcoats from 40s. Murvollous value at J. D. Phillips', Cheap Tailor, 170, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN-W. H. Dampier U very sorry so many ladies had to go out withont being served last Saturday, but re spectfully informs them that be has two more assistants- since then, and hopoa to have two more by Saturday next. WANTED KNOWJS-I will give 10s. to any Registry Office, Parent, or School master bringing or sending me immediately one or two initable Boys, to have good wages, in one of my shops.—W. H. Dampier. WANTED to Rent, at the end of Janu ary, a House containing 10 rooms; must be In good repair and situated in one ot the suburbs.—Address Box 29, Post-offlca, Auck and. \\r ANTED, Ladies to know that William » 1 Eattray has Bonght tha Ribbon Stook of two Wholesale Houses, and is now offering 10,197 yards of Plain and Ombre Ribbon at half prlce.—l7B.lßo. and 182. Qaeen-Btreet. WANTED KNOWN, that the Central Freehold Land and Investment Agency has Removed to Corner Queen-street and Vulcan Lano. where the Land Business in all its branches is now carried on under the speoial superintendence of Mr G. Fraser. Valuations made, Burveys for land transfers effected, and titles perfected at minimum cost. No charge made lor resisterlog properties for sale.



WaiitM. ■yrf ifitiU KNOWN. That w ISO 3-1, lid ao-caned "cow-i!flaodea Ariatoorat-tho Knight df Eriwatf-with tell tale mouth and Oraftyeye"—(Vide"NewZia-' land Horaldi-gaVB ! TWO iIUNBftED1 POUNDS Out of his 6wn purse as a Doflaiidn io ffo Com wittflo ot Auckland Citizens, formfid \vlth too object of foodlng" find 61oSMnrf the wives and children of H.M.s Soldiers, left tieatltuio anil starving In our stroota and lanes. WANTED KNOWN, trtat you can Dress well for a small weekly payment by golnevto Munro and Milligan. bee n<i vertlae raont on front page. TTTANTEB, tho Pnjblic to Bead my T T Advertisement on Froh11 Fege o£ Stab, JOHN LOW American Portrait Rooms, 13 Qrey-streot. WANTED KN~OWN —That tne j\nokland Timber Company (Limited) are Manufacturers of all description ot Goods, with superior Machinery and deepatoh,—Works) Custom-house-street Woat ANTED KNUWN-J. Co3graveand Co. are largo Importers of Manchester Goods, which are. now duty freo, comprising SheociDga in all widths, all the Newest Hakes in Calloooß, Shirtings, Prints, eto. ANTETTKNOWN—A Gramflistof Fresh Bargains at Dampler'n two Shops. Particulars soon. N.B.—My third now Shop will be open soon, with a largo lot of Bargains iv Nstt BookB; Is Stays for 6d; also Cheap Cigars of a kind cevor before scon in Auckland. Groat Bargains in Fano? Goods, &0., &C.-W. H. Dampler. WANTiUJ, two or tntee urocers in Auokland and District to tako the Agency for Nelson, Moate, & Co.'s Pure Blended Toaß. Thoeb lean nro acknowledged by the ProBS and Publio to do the Finoat over sold in tho Southern Hemisphere, and flra tmnranteod freo from all sconted tea.—For particulars apply to Nelson, Moato, & Co., Tea Blenders and Importore, High-street, Uhristohnrch. ANTED KNOWN-Tnat J. K. Lambert & Co. have opened an Auction Mart In Wyndham-strseL ODPOslto tho star oflloo,, for tho Sale of, all klfcdncf atoreo and Settlers' Produce, Consignees Bcqfu'alntlni* the above of goods coming either by boat or rail, will find every attention and care taken, no matter how largo or Bmall tho consignment may bo. For days of sale, boo further notice. W "ANTED KNOWN-The Cheapest add Moat Durable Dross In Auckland Is now foiling at J. Coset'avO and Co'.'s for 3a fl J. 80,000 yards dress stuff) 7id. . yV? ANTED, Music Pupils by (in Etr » V porlenood Teacher. Terms: £1 is. po, quartor.—Address." Mrs Patterson, Mona View Karangahape Koad." . ANTED, Purchasers for New Fota. tees. Fresh Supply every day from our own Farm, Pwnunro, in largo or small quanti ties, at lo wo? t market raWs.~Fisher & Co. lith Novomber, 1881. WANTED KJVOWN-Tliat William West, cornor of Wyndhara and Albert- Btroat, Is prepared to Supply the Trade In its different brandies of good Cane Beat and Windsor Chairs. A good Stock of Beech Windsor in storo. Orders punctually attended tO; WANTED, Coiintry Storekeepers to order Goodwin's baking Powder from their Merchant. Ono trial will satisfy tho most Fastldiouß of its purity. Sold evorywhoro, in haif-pountl tins', at la 3d, Weight and quality guaranteed. ANTED KNOWN, J. Halliday, Boot and Shoo Maker, Is proparod to Bxcoute all orders in tho trade; repairs neatly »nd promptly dono, patches put on with solu tion.—Pioaoo note the address, Abercromble itreet, fourth Shop from Symonds-atreet. WAHTKD KNUWn, mat D. Uoime is prepared to sell all kinds oeflttlldlnt? and other Timber, including Hardwood, Spokes Felloes, Iron-Bark and Blue-Gum Shafts, Blocks, Palings and Shingles, at his Yards, Lower Albort-atroot, near the Dock, at lowest cash prices. Tho timber, being undor cover.ia bettor than that pnrohaßod elsewhere ANTED KiNOWN, that Mr A. W. Gardner, M.P.S. Kng., Chemist ot np ivards of Id roars' experience, and from July, 1880, till September last with Messrs Hharland und Co., has Opened a Pharmacy at 181, Queen itroot (next Now Zealand House), for Dispensing Proscriptions; Compounding Family Medicines, »nd tho supply of Paro Drugs, Pharmaceutical Preparations, and Oonorql Domestic Keqnialtos. WANTED, Buyers to know they will be well served at BRIGHTON HOURB, :op ot Gbky-stbkkt.—Drefß Bo)ges,'7id ; Alpaoma, 8iil; Oalatoan,, ljd ; 70 inoli Heavy Fwlll Shdetings, Is and is 3d; 80Inoh ditto, 1b id; Laco. Curtains: new Frlnaed Imitation Crochet Quilts, 10s fid, 12sGd, lla (3d; Hollands. Jalicosat lowest prices; a largo assortment of LJndorolothing, Hubs' Linen, &o. GoodStyleß in Millinory. J. liondoll, having no heavy exponses n rent or management to meet, and being satis led with small profits, can offer goods at much ess than usual town prices. WANTED KNUWN — Dunne, Hal and Co. bog to intimate to their one' ;omore that they havo Rornovd to the premises fttoly oocupled by Madame Bottenelli. opposite UoArthur and Co.'s Warehouse. Having ro jeivod large addition to their well-selected jtock, eaon department will bo found replete with the Latest Novelties—Drapery, Millinery, Hosiery, Kid Gloves; a larga assortment of Laoes, real and imitation. Ladies would do w oil a give us an early call. No troublo to shew ;oodo. Special attention is called to a lot of Spring Jaokots, In light colours, selling at a ;rent Bacrlflce.—Dunne, Hall and Co. WANTKD, the Public to inspect H. Walte's stock ot Baths, Toilet Cans, Slop Palls, Show Canisters, Dairy Goods, and Dvory description of Tinware (japanned, painted, Ogured, and plain); also, Fruit, Jam, Moat, baking Powdor, Insect Powder, Coffee, and Peppor Tins. Sec., &c H. Waito having fitted ap his Factory, and Imported tho latest machi nery, is now ablo to keep a large Block of the above on hand, and as everything is commenced and finished on the premises, ha can sell lower than any other manufacturer in tho colony. H.W. asks a fair field and no favour.—H. Waitb, Wholesale and Retail Tinsmith, Iron and Zino-worker, ooxt old Police Station, Hlgh itreet. WANTED KNUWN.-CHRISTMAS PKKBKNTB AND NEW YKAR'3' GIFTS.—To meet the increasing demands of the season, an immense arrival of New and Most Attractive Goods have beon received at tho London Arcade. An unprecedented display of tho Greatest Novelties over soon in Auokland nro now arranged on tho attractive Btalls, cliißßlflod and marked in plain figures ot prices within tho roach of all. The Aroade ia openod daily at 0 and closed at 9 (except on Thursdays at 6 and Saturdays at 10.30). Inspootion lnvitud. In this establishment thoußotal and ornamental are combined, forming the most attractive and uniquo display in tho colony, unequalled cither in the low prices charged, tho magnitude or class of goods offered. 13,000 Chrißtmas and New Year Cords, ranging in price from Id to £1. Soo the five windows, filled with now goods, weekly replaced. Regular shipmentß per Orient and P.O. Btoamers,—London Omoe, 68, St. Mary Axe.—See Goodbon's iiondon Arcade. \y AHT E D KflO WN, lIAMS AND BACON FROM TUB BEST CURKKS, AT LOWKBT MABKBT PRICKS. ft E w-s, Victoria-street, T> O AT S H IS D. Tenders wanted for Boat Shod, 33 feet by 12, near Wynyard Pior. Description of Shed with tonder to he sont to Mr IJufutir, Evening Star Office, before the 15th lnatant. RESSMAKINGand NEEDLEWOKK by tho day,—Apply to h, W. Young Womon's Institute. TO BRICKLAYERS —Wanted, tenders for building two Chimneys and Cellar.— John SheehaD, Nelson-street. riOBSON COUNTY COUNCIL. Wanted, a Clerk or Secretary to undertake the duties in connection with the business of the Council. Meetings hold alternately at Mutu kohe and Toka Toka; seven moetings at least a year. Applications, stating salary required, to be Bent in not later than 3!st December to the County Council Office, To Kopuru, Northern Walroa. F. W. MATTHEWS, Chairman. rpo journeymejn tailors. Wanted, nix First-class Coatmakers, to whom conßtimt employment at the highest wages will be given. Apply in perßon, or, if by letter, on clone references, to M. MUROHIB. Shortland-streec, Auckland. Oorooration Notices. |^ITY OF AUCKLAND. rftAINAGE NOTICES. TO OWM.KRS AND OCCUPIERS— AIiBXANDKA-STRBKT, UPPER UNION STKKBT. Notice is hereby given to owners and oc cupiers of property in Alexandra-street (between Symonds and Upper Queen), and also in Upper Union-street (between Nelson-streetand the cm .banSmeut in Upper Union-street), to Drain their respective properties into tho main drain in course of construction. The present con tractors for works In these streets will execute the work by arrangement. Falling compliance with this notice, the City Council will, under the provisions of the Municipal Corporation Acts, proceed with the drainage work deemed necessary, at the risk and cost of owners and occupiers. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk'B Office, Town Clerk. December 8,1881. pITY OP AUCKLAND. WATER SUPPLY—CDKSDMERS BY METKB. Payments for Meter Accounts rendered on the Ist of present month must be made forth with, or consumers will be liable to have sup plies cut off (fee for cutting off: and again con necting, ten shillings). p Town Clerk's Office, Town Clerk, December 7,1831,



To Li6t. TO LET, alEdeh Terrace, a 6'omforta'ble Hotfeq ol 5 rooms and uoullery, verandah front and back; plenty ol ffibd water.-Apply jMrsßeodell ! mo LET, a Tbiee-r6omed Outage, tbie# i A minutes' wpiik from Post office.—AddfeSs1 ; Star office. TO LET,- a Villa Residency 7 Robin's, dtf- Wched outhouses, and eyery convenlfijiSo, in a splendid nitration in Wakollold-street, mow occupied by Mi* JHtflhpHand,; rent, 183 par week.' —Apply on the premise*, o* W Mi Vita. Calpan, Ponßonby. _ mo LET, two New Shops—one fit iiie X cofno* of Howeutteet and Kiirangalmp Road, aitd tk& other adjoining.—Apply to Mr Walkor, Bntghef, Kafeflgaßajte Road. r|nO~ LET, ■an Unfnrnighfcd Sitting and Jl Bedroom, or one Unfurnished BsfLrooift, to board with, ft private family.—For addreis ap ply Stab offioa. rpO LET, a Four-roomed Cottage, with JL scullery, good well and tank j.rerit mode rate.—Apply at the 6th house, lUchniond Itoad, PonaOnbyi mO LET, for the season, three Furnished I Rooms, verf pleasantly Situated, close to the boaoh, Ponsonby; 'Bus pass's!) within ten minutes' walk every quarter o£ an hour.—lTcr adjrgaHjtpplyJßTAß office. TO LET, a' comfortable Furnished Bed room, with or without boArd, in Hobson- Btroct-Addrcaa XYZ, Stab offlofl TO LET, a very comiortable and con venient House containing 7 rooms, bath room, &c, &o. ; all In flrat-clasa order ; situated In Eden Crescent, near Bt. Paul's Churoh.-*-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. TO LET, Two Offices, first floor, newly donoup.—Apply Mutual Life Association pf Australasia, 81, Queen-street. T~ O LET for two or three months, a Fur. nlshed House in a desirable situation in Parnell. Terms easy.—Apply J. M. &J. Mow bray, Queen-street. HOUSE to Let, Corner Howe-street and William-street.—Apply to W. Dowdcn. »uctioneo_ RTMUEKA LAND BUILDING CO. (LIMITED) TO LKT. Two Now Seven-roomed Houses on the Co/s Estate, Uomuora, Kent, £52 per annum. APplyt ° F.A.WHITB. Secretary, For Sale. fc/iOK SALE, Five-roomed House, near JD fODt oi Franklin Road, nearly new, with nice lHt!6' garden' l& tcoittr^ Apply to John Karlo, 22, Queen-Streot IpOKTMMEDIATE SALE, two com ■ fortablo littlo Homos-one with three icroa duo land, Rood Cottage, all fenced, and fronting large fresh-water creek, olese to railway station and main road; the other (fronting two ?ood roads), nice now Cottage, &0., and two icres rish voloanio Boil, fenced with sub itantial stone walls, and within 10 minutes' ivalk from flrst-olasls schools. Prices of either rory low.—Apply to John lioppet, House and tiand Agent, fort-atreot. IJTOK SALE (Cheap), New first-claes • Phaeton; also, very light JNew Double mated Bangf.—W. k E. Bosten, Coaohbuilders, Dnfhamstraet lilOK SALK, a compact Rifle Saloon, « portable m Cne dray, oomprlslne Marquee 12 x 12 feet, TelescOpfo GpilraniKed Iron Tube, Target and Rinsing Bull's Bye, and a pair Mreoch loading Saloon Hitler), in thorough work tig order; nearly new (used at last year's Thames Kacca only). Also, a quantity of amrau niiion, &c, &c. Pr>o9, £10. Advertisar has iottod from £10 to £15 per day.—Apply W. J. liarlow. Browa-stroet, Thamci. FOR SALE, a Comfortable U Roomed House, Kichmond Road, with 2 allot ments, large Harden, near Ponsonby Road.—H. Partlngton, Btlckbury'g Buildings. jmOR~IMMEDIATE BALE, a Com- V fortable i Rromed House, 2 allotments 'ronting O'Neil and SprJng^treots, with largo workshop; ohoap.—H. Partington, Stlokbury's iiuildings. FOR iSALE, Champion Open Boat Kngio.—Apply to R. Logan, Yacht and Boatliullder. North Shore. OR SALE, a Comfortable 6 Roomed House, within 5 mlnuteß walk of Union Bank; very easy terms.—U. Partington Stick bury's Buildings, Queen-street. T IVBRPOOL • STREET (City)-New U Hotjsa, just built, For Sale on Deferred Payments. Can be made into »even rooms. Dlty water.—C. WUliamaon, Hsteto Agent, Vulcan Lane; inOK SALE, ptivately, the G-ton Yacht C Mississippi, with everything complete.— R. C. Greenwood, Auctioneer. li^Oß SALE, a Large Temperance Hotel • in a prosperous district, doing a good bustocos.—Apply to Adam Lay bourn, Merchant, Auckland. SHINGLEa.— For Sale, a large quantity at low rates.—Apply R. Scott, Mechanics' Bay. r /__'_ DOZ. FRESH EGGS, in qualities tMM " to suit Purchasers; lowest market prioe — How's, Vlotoria-streeU POR SALE, 3 Villa Sites on the sea front opposite Captain Slattery's residence on the North Store.—Apply to George Sibbin, Land Agent, queen-street. iOR SALE, an Old-established Clothing Business, with now shop, in best part of Qaef n-Btreet.—J. Phillips. FOR SALS, a Business in the Kaipara District, which has a good turn-over, and is in a rising neighbourhood.—Apply to John Bnohanan, Cußtom-house-atreefc Ifi O X SALE. PIANOS! PIANOS I Bord's Pianos, sew, from £30; a good Second hand Piano for £23. Pianos by German and English makers at low prices. Come and see bofore buying elsewhere.—At Thos. H. Webb's, Oak Cottage, Hobaon-street. r|l HE OAY-LARKET, 105, QUEEN-STKEET. ON SALK AND TO ARRIVE White Tartarian Oats Black Tartarian Oats Heavy Feed Oats (wholo and crushed) Boed and Food Barloy (Feed) Vetches, Field Peas and Beansl White and Red Tuscan and Purple Straw Seed Wheat New Zealand and Sydney Maize (whole and crushed) Coooanut and Unseed Oilcake Pressed Moadcw and Oaten Hay Oaten and Wheaten Chaff, Bran and Sharps Linseed, Hemp, and Canary Seed Coarse, Fine, and Rook Salt Bonodust of all grades- Guano—Peruvian, llnon, and Long Island Grass and Clover Seeds Turnip—Purple Top, Green Top, Champion Swede, White Globe, &c. New Zealand Flax and Tow, Coooanut Fibre A new importation of flrst-olass Bulbs, Garden and Flower Seeds of all descriptions Soed and Kitting Potatoes Ornamental, Fruit, and Forest Trees, Flowering Shrubs, &c, from the celebrated nursery Of Mr. C. S. McDonald, Newmarket. HESKETH & AITKEN. Tenders. HELENSVILLE AND KAUKAPA KAPA ROAD. Separate Tondorn will bo reoelved at this office till noon of TUKSDAY, the 13th instant, for Fencing on portions of the above-named lino, in torms of plan?, spociilcatlons and con ditions to be seen at the Store of Messrs. P. and I. McLcod, Helensvillo, and at this ofllco. Ten ders to be addressed, " For Contracts Nos. 81 and 82," respectively. The loweßt or any tender not necessarily accepted. 8. PERCY SMITH. Chief Surveyor, Survey Office, Auckland, December 5,1881. rp O JJUILDiSKS. Tenders will be received until noon of the 10th instant, for Additions to a Cottage, Seafleld View. R, KEAL3&SON, Architects, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. rp O BUILDERS. Tenders will be received up to noon on SATURDAY. Decemfier 10, for the Ereotion of Brick Hotel Premises at the corner of Victoria and Hobson streets. Plane, &c, at our offices, Queen-street EDW. MAHONEY & SON, Architects. mo BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until noon of S ATUR DAY, Deoember 10, for the Ereotion and Com pletion of a Villa Residence, Ponsonby. EDWARD BARTLKY, Arcbiteot. m o IT"v I ITT> & r s. Tenders will bo received np to noon on SATURDAY, the 17th instant, for the Kreotion of Bank Premises at Cambridge for the Colonial Bank of New Zealand. Planß, So, at our offices. |EDW. MAHONEY & SON, Architects. DOCTOR TENNANT has REMOVED his Disfensaby and Surgeuy to Hewin's Buildings, Wellesley-street. hours of attendance :—9 to 10 a.m., Ito 2, and 7 to 8 p.m. Private Residence: Bymonde-street. ri RI CKET ! QRI UK E T,l LAWN TENNIS ! LAWN TENNIS 1 The undersigned have .iuet received from England, per s.s. Rotomahana, Ckicket bats, Balls, Stumps, Lkcj Guards, Gauntlets, Nets, Cricket Rules, Ckicketeks' Guedes, Scoring Books, Tennis Nets, Poles, Rackets, Balls, Tennis Rules, E. PORTER & CO., ÜBEN AND HIGH-STRttKTS, AUCKI»ASD.



f Personal. \ f HAVE found my friend's at tire Wark X vtort& HoSol. Msharangii. SplendM aooom modatlon. BettitiM ucenetf.-G. F. BWJH Propriety. _ | ■ Board ana Kesidenoe. /^OMT/tfß'i'AßiE BiJard! and Lodgtog V tot Bingle mall near" Railway Station; temif T6ij mqflerate.'-Atfply Mr Meldrum, Bho'rflanff Crescent.- OARD AND* RESIDENCE. — Mrs Foxton, of Pltt-strsot, baa a Vaoanoy for I Cine gentleman Boarder. MRS McDOWKLL, late of the EtapJre tttMi. Thames, begs to notify to tlto iiioZQa that bM aria taken the Bolmont Board ing-houßO, top of Vinetfot-gtrMt/ «>nd eolloits their further patronage. ._ i T>OBTLaND HOUSE, Hobson-StrCet, X Aueiland.—Board and Residence, 21/ per week; do. (alnptio bedroom), 25/ per week. Meals, 1/. Special arrangements made With families. Every comtoiU „___ /NOVKKNOK BROWNE HOTEL, V3T HOB3ON-STRBET. Boabd and LoDottsoTm,.„ _ ..His per Week BmGLBROOM___.. Me. Lioez ana Founa. LOST at the Masonic Ball, an Apron trimmed with pale bine ribbon and silver laco.—The lady or gentleman who hau It will oblige b? leHTinf? it at Mr Rattray's, Queen street. OsT, a small Cheque, mAt!e payable to J. K. Lambert, the payment of wfeioh has bow been gtopped.-The fin- er will be rewarded by returninar it to J. K. Limbart and Co., oppo tt to BTiE offlo3. Wyndtiua i reefa OST, on Sunday evening, November 27, between the Wesleyan Church ond the Green Hill, Onehunga, a1 Wesleyan Hymn-Dopa. —Anyone finding the same would greatly Oblige by leaving it at the Ref. J. Bond'a. Onoaunga. OST, on the 7th instant, a Brown Mare, white forehead and white fore feet.—Any person bringing same to Partington Bros., Symonda-atTflet. trill be rewarded. LOST, an American 10-doliar Coin, used as a trinket—los reward Will be given to the finder on leaving it at the office of this paper. LOST, oh Sunday last, a Gold Locket with cross set in diamonds.—Finder will be rewarded on application at this offloe. FdUNl»,asnm of Money.—Apply Devon- port Steam Ferry Offloe. STRaYKDj from Ponsonby, one Koan and White Heifer.-Anyone bringing; the same to J. W. Daly, Ponsonby, will receive 15s reward. Meetings. vj if OKD EODE>'S TRUE ®L XJ BLt7Bg, L.O.L, NO. 4. <^^1 The Monthly Meeting of this Lodge will be held at Newton Hall, on FRIDAY, 9th instant, at 7.30 sharp. By order of the W.M. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, corner of Wellesley and Albert Btreete.—Evangelistio Service, THIS (Thursday) EVKNING, at 7.30. All are Invited. Recent arrivals cordially invited. Calls. TTIMKRALD ISLE GOLD-MBNING Fj company A Call (tho first) of Sixpence Per Share, has been made by the Directors of the Company, payable to the undersigned, at the Office of the Company, Shortland-Btreet, Auckland, on WKNKSDAY, Hth December, 1881. F. A. WHITB, Manager. Auckland, December 7th, 1881. N.B.—Shareholders who have paid thepre* liminary Call of Threepence, will be credited as against this Call. Electoral. TjiDEN ELECTION. Electors interested In the return ot Mr. READER WOOD, are requested to meet him at the Eden Hall THIS EVKNING, at eight o'clock. FTTH) THE ELECTORS OF CITY NORTH. GINTtBMSN,— I am sorry to inform you that I am obliged to leave Auckland for Napier this day. My duties to my clients compel me to be in Napier by Tuesday, many days earlier than I had anticipated. I leave myself in the hands of the Electors with confidence, regretting the necessity which compels my departure. I remain, Your obedient servant, W. h. REKS. •piLECTOKS OF MANUKAU, POLLING PLACES FOR THE DISTRICTS :— The COURT-HOUSE, Onohunga The PUBLIC HALL, Epßom The SOCIAL HALL, Romuora The PUBLIC HALL, Remuera The OLD RAILWAY STATION, New market /COMMITTEE MEETING. Mr Laing's Committee will meat This (Ture day) Evening, at his house, Wellington-street, at 8 o'clock; sharp. Business Important. TjUOQUENT SPEECH, at Parneil Hall "l to-night, against our Land sharks. Banftraptcv notices. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZKALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of" The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and the amendments thereof, and of the Bankruptcy of Biuiiadd Robinson Mabtin, a Debtor. This is to notify that Riohard Robinson Mar tin, of the City of Auckland, Settler, has this day filed a statement that be is unable to meet his engagements with, his Creditors. The First Moating of Creditors to be held at the Supreme Court Buildings, Auckland, on TUSBDAX, the thirteenth day ot Deoember, 1881, at the hour ot eleven o'clock in the forenoon. Dated at Auckland, this Bth day of December, 1881, G. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar, Richard Robinson Martin, Debtor in person. meaiooi. Sweet Sustenance. The superior nourishing properties of malted food, as recommended by the great Liebig, is one of those foots that cannot be disputed. AICKIN'S INFANT FOOD is a local article FRESHLY PREPARED ■with great care, according to tho recipe of Baron Liebig, trom the best malted barley and wheat The splendidly healthy and well-grown children reared on this food in Auckland have proved to a demonstration that flesh-forming and bone-making elements exist largely In this delicious nutriment. The undoubted advantage of having a FRESH AND RELIABLE article at a moderate cost mnßt add con siderably to the large sale this excellent food has already commanded. ALL MOTHERS SHOULD GIVE IT A TRIAL. See directions as to baby's diet on each Tin. Price 11/6 per Canister. Manufactured at "Ths' Pharmacy,' QUKEN-BTBEKT, AUCKLAND. OHINGLES! 4i HINGES! 200,000 BEST HEART SHINGLES 1 LOCAL AND NEWCASTLE COALS, FIREWOOD, &0,, At Lowest Kates, Delivered in Town or Country. W. & G. WINSTONE. TpRKEMAN'S BAY SOAP WURKB -saundersFcTgilberd, SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTUEEKS, Victoria-street, Auckland. S. b G. having enlarged their Factory to double its former size, and made costly addi tions to tho plant, are now in a position to com pete with any factories in New Zealand or Naw South Wales. The yearly increase of theli trade, which has rendered the extensive altera tions unavoidable, is the best guarantee Of the B aperior oharaoter of their goods. ATrtaiJareapootfullyßoUcitofl.



J rublic Notices. OBETT'S \ 1. MAN AC, 1882, NO ADVERTISEMENTS wiU be received for the absTß Attaanae alter SATURDAY, Wthiastaal, HV BREW, Stab offlce, Wyndfcam-street. A UO&LAND RAILWAYS. CHRISTMAS AJJD »EW YBAF. CHEAP FARES. Single Tiokets Issued any Station to any Station, Satnrday, December 24, 18S1. to Satur ilar, January 7th, will be available for return any day between those dates. SPECIAL FARES. December 26th, January 2nd and 3rd: Anok land, Newmarket, Mt. Kden, and onehnngi to Racecourse, One Shilling each, irrespective of Clan, single or Return; "available for the day only. Including admission to Course 3a. A. V. MaCDONALD, Dlatrlot Manager. "XT O .T ICE. In consequenoe at thcTemperance HaUiavlne been let for another purpose, Mr Q. A. Brown's Bible Claw will not be held to-night (Thursday), Dooember 8. "VT OTI~CE OF REMOVAL. B. Woodiko (late MoGeady.. Thomson, and Niven), Book Importer, has Removed to High street, Auokltmd. OOOTSI XjOOTSI! jgOOTSMI H. SAWKINS Bees to Inform his friends and the public generally that he is atom to commence in his old line of business with an ffiNTißEliy NEW AND WELL-SELECTED stocky and hopes by strict attention to business, and moderate charges to Merit a fair share 01 their patronage and sttpporfa Wholesale and Retail. BOOTS ANB SHOES MADE TO OWjfcß, Repairs Neatly Executed. Please note the address— THE RED BOOT WAREHOUSE, 63, Victoria-street. MB tfITZGERALD, To-night, at Par nell Hall, at 8 o'olootc. Roll np Electors 1 INDIA AND CHINA T_A WAREHOUSE, NO. 95, VICTGRU-tfTREET. CHOICE fJKW CURRANTS, Own Bhlp aient, ex b.s. sonhb, and transhipped per Hero; Valencia Almonds: Large New Valencia Raisins; Extra Choice Muscatels, MY BI.KHD TEAS are Bteadily Increasing n publio favour. With 28 years' experience in Jiis department of trade, I have much oonfl lence la commending them for still further extended patronage. TEN THOUSAND CIGAR 3. bought about she iime of me Queen-street life, to sell at S for Is. to clear quickly, will be cold at 2d each, or ] for le. OMB HUNDRED BAGS Fine White Table Itice, 2|d per ib. 661b. bags; smaller lota, 3d. THIRTY DOZEN Superior English Sauce, only (ki per bottle; a large assortment of Pickles from Bd per bottle. TEN THOUSAND Superior Swiss Cigars, 2s 6d per bundle; by the lttftl, at •wholesale rates. GOOD CAVKNDTSH TKVS. Virginia To bacco, at Is 7d per Ib. bankrupt Stock. THRKK LINES of Very Choice Moning uongous to arrive'ex May Queen. These Teas have been selected by a flrat-olaeß, Mincing Lane Broker. Lovers of this oharacter Tea may ex' poot somethiDg good. Also, a cheap line,very oho Joe MONiya BTFTING3. Tifia should ph>ve a tretfe to my poor friends, who Cannot afford to study appearances, Prioks :—Blend Counter Teas, Is Bd, 2a,. 9a Ci, and 3s; Good China CoDgou, strong and sweet. .Is6d, or 6 lbs for 8a fid; Box Teas. 20s, 22a, 2Js, 20?, end 28s per box (low quality not quoted); Half-chests. 38 lbs to 40 lbs, from Is Id to 2s 9d pec lb; Nestlo's Milk Food, 2s per tin; Mother Siegem Syrup, 2s lid per bottle; Five Medal Sperms, 9d cer lb 25 lb boxes; Superior Cornflour, 64 per lb; Llme'uice, 101 per bottls (new); KB Jams, 37s Cd per case ; Olive Oil in flasks; Prime Hauls In cloth; 120 dozen Manilla Kite.' FREDS. WHITEHEAD, Tea and General Importer, Tkrms Oabh. 93, Victoria-street. Shabland's HakingPowder. Moa Bband (regiscered;. Analysed and Uercl flcated. Sharland'sjjaking Powder Is used by thousands of Famines for raising Bread, with half the trouble and In a quarter the time required with Yeast. Sharland's jpakimg JPowder makes delioloos small loaves of Bread, not digestive xea Cakes in a few minutes, Scones better than yeast. Sharland'sßakingPowder. Invaluable in the Country Districts, and makes 12 per cent, more of Bread than from yeast. Sharland'sßakirg Powder Saves Eggs and Butter in making Puddings and Pastry, and prevents indigestion. S HARLAND'S BaKINgPo WDER Will secure the following important results S— Bread will be made cheaper, mote digestive) and in one-fourth the time; Puddlcgsana Pastry will bo made light, wholesome, and delicious, with half the usual quantity of Eggs and Butter; and Flour will be converted into Tea Cakes, Buns, Scones, &&, in a few minutes at a trifling cost. Sold by Merchants and Storekeepers in Canisters holding one pound and half-pound. Pbioe : is 6d and 2s 6d Wholesale or J. C. SHARLA.ND & CO« Auckland. rtHRYSTON POULTRY YARDS, \J LAKE TAKAPUNA, D. Robertson, Proprietor. IMTOIITEB AND BREEDER OF: Langshans Brahmas.lißht and dark Cochins, buff and black Spanlsh.blaok and white Houdoiis Pollards, white crested HamDurgs, silver and ana spangled golden pencilled Daily Expected ; Pokln Ducks Sultans Plymouth Rooka and Leghorns Eggs and Fowls forwarded to all parts of the 'Colony on receipt of order. My strains ot Poultry are the beat procurable. Eggs for Hatching In Season. A few young Chicks ready for delivering from the above. Send stampad envelope for circular and price list. Visitors Welcome.—Sundays expected. T. & M. C O O X E, FURNITURE, 1 BEDDING, AND CARPET WAREHOUSE 123, QUEEN-STREET, Auckland, Adjoining Bank of New Zealand. We invite the attention of Ladles and Gentle men about to furnish to our Large and Well selected Stock of Drawing-room, Dining-room, and Bed-room Furniture; Japanese Sun Blinds for Verandahs: Iron Bedsteads, Kapok Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; spring Mat trasses, of superior quality, at reduced piioes; a large assortment of Cane seated Chairs, veran dah and Croquet Chairs; Patent -Spring Roller Blinds, all sizse; Wardrobes, with Plate Glass Panels; Marble-top Wasbstands; somo Very Superior Bedroom Suites, in Mottled Kauri ; Toilet Ware, superior double sots, with Bponge bowls; Goatskin Hearth bugs, In White, Black, and Grey, at moderate prices; Door Mats, a few very superior Oriental Fibre Mats just opened, easily kept clean, and very durable; first-class Hair Mattrabseb. The greatest attention paid to the packing and forwarding of orders from our country cus tomers. Catalogues forwarded post free on application. Liberal Discount to Cash Purchasers, All Goods delivered tree in town. T. & H. COOKE, URNITURE, BEDDING, AND CARPET warehouse, 123, Queen-street, Adjoining the Bank of New Zealand. ; i COKE. Q OK E. THE AUCKLAND GAS COM . PANY (LIMITED) Will Deliver this very econo- O m mical fuel in quantities to suit gj > householders, at the following S so rates for places within on 6 mile g 2 of the Works; longer distances § In proportion — s. d, Per sack, 3 bushels .. -16 ' 6saoks _ .. .. .. .63 10 ERCKB, or } ton .. _ .. 11 6 20 saoks, or 1 ton .. „ .. 22 0 Orders may be left at tho Office or Works. ——. ' ■' ' ' ' ' GABFJTTINQS. ■■'■■■ . :'■ r . - . '"-' ':::':



I Eablip Notices. TJAKNELL ELECIOKS I - Vote for Tomlinson'a Cheap Drauory! PAKNELL ELECTORS! — Plump few - Cheap Drapery and Clothing, to ba had at TomltE son's Clcaranoo Sale! . . FARNELL ELECTORS !-I am study. Ing roar Interests in giring you Cheap Drapery ; then give me a Hook voto-Tomllnson! PAKNELL ELECTOKS have carried unanimously that they hare great confidence in : Tomlinson's Genuine Clearance Sale! ■ ■ ■ ;,; . '-;: AUCKLAND ELECTORS! —I have ovar £109 Of Fancy Goods, suitable for Christ mas Presente, and must be Bold at any price !— Tcmiinaon's Clearing Out Bale I AUCKLAND ELECfrIQJPt S. HERBERT H. SMITH Will Address the ffioctoro of Auckland TO- ■ MOH3OW (Friday), at the Auckland Iron Work?. Lit/ise Invited. fT\HE Tableaux Yivants advertise^ to A take place to-momm evening In the Tom perance Hall, must be Postponed, owing to the occupation of the Hall until a late hour tor a. political meeting. They will J>o held on Tubs- :', day, 13th instant, same time and place. ; "VTOTICE —Sharebrokers' Offices will be Xi Closed all To-morrow.—Josoph Newman, -: Chairman Auckland Stock Kxohange. i ,"' RS WHITEHKAD, Milliner, New" '< ton, bens to inform her friends and Cus tomers that she is selling cheaper than ever. .gg^yy a i_w c r a. Cheap Trips from Satubday to Monday. On Saturday, Deoember 10, and on every- Saturday throughout the Summer. Ttokete will be issued from my office on the Wharf, which will include the journey to Waiwera and back, and Board and Kealdenoe at the Hot Springs Hotel from Saturday to following; Monday, at a cost o! *U 7s (id. H. J. WICKKNK /g^v "pOR COROMANDEL, *l§Bgaßb The schooner MARY will sail JHEa^^TO-MOKRuW,atlp.m.-J.MDi{ -I^^^*^ bay, Master. TV" ° Z-l * ° *" The OiP.ee of the Hoboon. County Council is Removed to Te Koporn, Northern w&iroa. ■'■■•'".: ft W. MATTHEWS. Ohalroiafl. 3rd December, 1881. T" SB LATJS FIRE IN UPPER " &YMONDS-BTRKKT. ALFRED TYffft tegs to tender his alnooro thanks to those who were so, ready and willing m to asßlat him in saving a portion of his stock from the fire this morniiSf. He also takes this opportunity of informing hi* customers and the public that he will carry on the btulnens as usual In temporary premises, three doors from the late Bite, where ho will be p'oased to Bee his [rionda and customers. . ALFRED^YER, \ FAMILY Q It O C E 11, jjate Robertson Bros. , , December Bth, 1881. LECTORS OF PARNELL, plenty of Fan at the Hall to-night; admlsalon free. J^K G. AND E. LEWIS' EiSTATB'^ A Final DWdond in above Estate is i»Ow payable at the Offloe of Mr Gabriel towis, Queen-street ÜBLIC WOTICE.--I, P. F. Martinson. Chemist and Druggist.. Member of the - German and New Zealand PbarmaoeuUcei " Societies, beg to tender my sincere thanks to the inhabitant! of Newton and the pnblio In general for the favours whioh they havis Bestowed upon me tor the past eight yean at Karangdliape Road, Nowton, trusting tbopubllD will contlntze to support my Bueoessor, Mr T. I.; Morgan. I do not hold myself responsible for any of Mr T. F. Morgan's HabUitioa which % mayinour. P.B^-On arrivU of tbeMay QnoaL IshaU ib*tea my New Premises withl?wM '1 selected stock of Drutcs, Chemicals, &0., &0.. in Kfien Terrace, New North Hofld. neit Snlter'a old brewery.—P. F. ifgninson ™^" "1^ OtIOE,-^New Shop'next door toMr i-™ Honrickssn, Grocer, corner cf Hepburn and Napier streeH Freeman's Bay.—Mhb Mubpby (rcliot of the late Captain Tbomaa Murphy) wishes to inform her friends and the general public that she intents Opening to -- ; Premises at the above address TO-MOKKOW l J (Friday), December 9, with a choice selection o Fanoy Drapery, Hosiery, and Qloves: alto, good assortment of China, Glass, and Fancy ware, &c, and hopes .by prompt attention to orders, combined with moderate charges, to - secure a share of their patronage and support' Auctions.' , i, T O-MOlßqf, ;"••■ At 12 o'clock a.m. ■ CARBINES & tAyLOR \ TTfTILL sell by auction, attneirCeWil "; ■.%/ /"odon Mart, •Jueen-street.To-indrKiw • Friday),at 12 o'olook tfiarp, ; P^T^ V-/S wlr JSpaMlsh). . Brahmas, Dorking, and Game, Turkeys, Ducks. Geese Young Pigs, *nd 1 pure Settwbog.^, ~T^' PRODUCE-Hams and Bacon, Wolroa anfl Canterbury Cheeses. Salt Beef, Mutton and ! Pork. New ana, old Potatoes, Salt Batter. Carrots and Cabbages, Onions, French Beans, Fish, etc; Oats, Mates, Bran, Chaff; Barley! % Uatmeal, Flour. '. Tj }'. \- BROCEKIKS — Tea (In j-oheets and boxes). White and Brown eugar, Cornflour, Btoreh,■ ; Candles, Rico, Barley. Nuts, Lemon Peel. tea. Also. Largo Hand Orpran, without reserve. CARBINES & TAYLOR, ■ Auctioneers. T 0 • M 0 JR R 0 TV. PRODUCE SALE, W. DOWDEN '^ VV Ultl flßll bjr auction, at the Exohwiga day) atiMSvi n ? neen'Btreet' To-monwwlßl. nay;, at 11 o clock, . • ; Bacon, Hams, Potatoes. Cheese, Batter, t- Onions, Beef, Floar, Oatmeal, BlßOuits 1 Sewlnß Maohino, Furniture, &c, &o. • TO-MORROW, II o'clock A.B. .MARKET-DAY. ARTHUR'S POULTRY, MODUOB; '' "■' FRUIT, ANDCBOCBRY auction Market. POULTRY YARD.' F°^n^&^lmaU^ KgWBB 'I^<3P WoU bred Setter Bltoh, PRODUCE AND GROCERY ':'"" :< •■■ DBPARTMKNT. ' ■•'.'.tSFJt,^ 3 oases Cantarbury Bacon, 10 kegs Canterbnrjr ■ Lard, ISO Cheeses, now and old; 30 kegs Butter, new and old; Table Potatoes . new and old: Carrots' CabbaeefHerta. Peaa, Onions, fthnbarb. Bacon, Hams. Beet Flour, Bran, Sharps, Oatmeal Oata, kaiiw, FBUIT.-Gooseberrles. Lemons, Oranges, la. GROCERIES. &c-Currants, Bloatorajn bottles} . Auckland Lemon PeeL, Boneless Cod, Pick les. Jam, Confectionery, Biscuits, Sugar, Tea. ■ Cocoa, Coffee, Cornfloor, Vestas. Blacklnir. ' Paintorio. 80SP' °Mdl*"lll(( «-«^ FURNITURE DKPARTMBNT. OW BUX PBIYATIBLYJ A Largo and General Assortment of Household " ■ Furniture and Bffeote-New and Second- " hand, Earthenware, I'lcturcs, Amerioan Sg'Pr^^c. 0™"-86^118 *"**«• MONDAY, DEOEMBER 12. EXTENSIVE SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, Consltlng of— - Diamond, Gold, and Silver Kings; Gold and Silver Watcnes; Jewellery, &c, &c r. arThuk ; HAS received Instruotiona from Mr Hart, of the London. Loan office, to sell by auction, on Monday next, the 12Ui December. ' at 11 o'clock, A Large Number of Unhedkemid Pledges. "■ as per Kvarnva £tau of Tuesday and Wednesday last. - , "■. FRtbAY,DECEMiSER 16, at i?#Cm>ck Nook. ■ BCioOL ENDOWMENT. TO BE LEASED FOB SEVEN TEAKS. ft IHE subscriber lias received instructions 1 to Luaee, by auction, at his Land Mart, on Friday. Deoember 16,-».tf2o'oloc»i Ogl AORKS FIBST-otiSS QRAZIrIa *"¥ LAND, near One Tree HUI. now occupied by Mr Brierloy, at an annual rent of «61, G. S I~T*B IN, • ;" '■, .. : Auctioneer, / '!':'" :: (Continued on Fourth Paffe.)