and Customhouse streets the Mayor, Major Mnir and Twahiao and hU retinue alighted from the drag, and followed by the Maoris, who readily detached themselves from the main body, proceeded down the wharf, where they embarked on board one ot the ferry steamers, which then proceeded over to the Railway Wharf for the Artillery Band. The steamer then took up a position betwceh the two wharves, and at half-past nine the display ef fireworks was commenced fro* the BaUW Wharf, where.a wooden staging had been erected for the purpose.. .Majestic rockets were sent soaring into the sky, de scribing all sorts of graceful curves, and ending in a brilliant coruscation, of sparks. Sfiuibs cracked and'sputtered, Roman can dles were lit, while centrifugal and Cath erine wheels, " the Devil among the tailors," and a variety of other pyrotechnic contri vances were exhibited, and all with the, greatest success. The Maoria were de lighted with the novel display, and cheerod most heartily, while the crowds on the wharf, and at other points of vantage neater the city proper also ggve ex presslon to their appreciation. The pro ceedines came to no end about 10 o clock, Tawhiao With his wife and child accom panied Major Mair to his residence at the |jorth shore, where he spent the night. The remaining nativos marched back to the Governor Browne Hotel headed by the Artillery Band and the Firemen, ana then associates proceeded in similar order to the eneine shed, preceded by the band of the Naval Brigade. Superintendent Hughes thanked the Naval Brigade for their assis tance, and then the procession broke up with cheers.

YESTERDAY'S PROCEEDINGS.

The il o'clock service at St. Patrick's Cathedral yesterday morning was attended by a number of the natives beidnging to the king's party. Father Walter McDonald officiated, delivering a short address in the Maori tongue. . , , , . In the afternoon a number of the chiefs were driven to Mr J. M. Shera's residence in reeponse to an invitation from that gentleman. Amongst the gentlemen pre sent were Messrs 3. A. Tole, M.H.R., and J. M, Frazer. , A splendid cold col ation Was provided. On returning to Auckland the party called at the. residence of the Very Reverend the Vicar-General, lather Fynea, where they were iilso entertained. The religious service at the Theatre Royal was very largely attended last even ing. Dr. Kenderdine in the chair. Ad dre«ses were delivered by the Kcv. Mr Bidingf, from Kaipara, and Mr W. R. Vines. There were a numbor- of the chiefß of Tawhiao's party present, who were ac companied by Mr C. 0. Davis, and Mr J. C. Young, who explained matters to them. Tawhiao was not present, rs the invitation through Mr Davis did not reach him in time. His two sons, Tv Tawbiao and Te Ng»ehe, also the following natives were in attendance :—Whitiora Honana, Hone Wetere (of Kawhia), Patura Te Tuhi (the King's secretary), T« Keweti, and a num ber of others, Including the Northern chiefs, Hira Te Kawau, Te Hemora (of Maharantf), and Rustara (of tho Bay of Islands). In his concluding prayer Mr Ridings prayed for the King and his fol lowers. The Kingites were greatly pleased with the reference, and Whitiora (the Maori fighting general at Rangiriri) remarked on coming out, "Now I'know the two races are one; the pakeha prayed for our King and us."

TAWHIAO'S VISITS TO-DAY.

It had been arranged that Tawhiao and his lending chiefs should commence at eight o'clock a tour of the principal manufacturing establishments of the city, but as he did not arrive from Major Mair's residence at the North Shore until ten, the round of visitation had to be considerably cur tailed. The: party, which consisted of Tawhiao, Wabauni, some chiefs of lesser note, and Councillors Waddel, Offer, and Hemus, Major Mnir, Mr W. Swanson, M.H.K., and Messrs Mackay and Young (interpreters) went first of all to the Auckland Timber Company's mill, where they were met by Captain Daldy, Mr Bloazard, Mr A. Watson (direc tors), and Mr W. Daldy, jun., (secretary), and shewn over the large building. All the various mechanical processes were ex hibited and explained, Tawhiao being particularly pleased at being allowed to tnke an active part in the fabrication of some broom handles. He was presented with a handsome bracket, with a carved eagle supporting a vase, [and also with a cup and platter, the last mentioned article bearing upon it, his name in two-inch letters. Ho was also promised a boxful of the various things which are manufactured on the premises. Theparty then proceeded to Mr Reynold's lapidary's shop in Albcrt-street,"\vhero the machinery for the cutting and working ot greenstone was shown, Tawhiao here received a magnificent mere worth £25, the greenstone for which [he had for* warded to Auckland by Major To Wheoro. I Masefield's Foundry was next visited. Tbe ponderous machinery surprised the native?, but everything else faded into in significance in their eyes before the mighty performances of the steam hammer. By means of it a bar of iron four inches in thicicness was flattened out by two inches. At this place an incident occurred that will bear relation. Wahunui had his legs exposed for view as far as the knees, and Mr Swanson, fearful that some of the flying fragments of iron would strike and wound him, thoughtfully pro cured a piece sf sacking to place in front of them. When the fabric was presented, however, Wahanui contemptuously spurned it, saying that his legs before now had been exposed to more formidable mis siles than bits of iron, and that haying been tinder fire he was not likely to shrink from the imaginary dangers of a blacksmith's shop. The party then returned to the Governor Browne for dinner, no timebeiug available for paying the projocted visits to Messrs. Wiseman's and By croft's estab lishments. FIRE BRIGADE DISPLAY. The Fire Brigade, under Superintendent Hughes, (assembled at half-past twelve for the purpose of giving their water display, but in consequence of the delay of the Maori' visitors it was an hour later before the affair commenced. The street was then thronged with poople, while the windows of the buildiDgs in the vicinity were also occu pied by sightseers. Seven streams of ■water were projected into the air,| and numerous fanciful figures were described with them, At first only one cf the large nozzles (viz., li inches) was used, but afterwards the inch and a-half nozzles were placed upon all the lengths of hose, and the water was thrown up to a height of fully 150 feet- much higher than the ilagataffs on top of the hotels. Some times the jets entwined and amalga mated with each other, and at other times they crossed, quite a variety ot devices being executed with them. Then 'he velocity of the aquatic dis charge was shown' by the erection of a barrel as a target and the projection of the water upon it. One jet struck it and tent it flying down tho wharf, and then when it had been replaced a number of jets were' turned on simultaneously* the effect being the immediate dis appearance of the target over tho wharf.

LIFE AT THE QUARANTINE STATION.



[procured. Th« two sick patients, after having been towed ashore, had to walk, very scantily clad, in the cold evening air along the pier and partly up the hill, when the one who has sinoe died was placed In something on wheels, not worthy of the name of cart, and dragged over the rough ground by a few Willing hands the rest of the distance to the hospital. la a simple ambulance convey ance; wo wonder, a thing unknown Id the cblanjr, or is it too rhucuTo expect front the1 sanitary authorities that .such, & simple mode of carrying the siqß,, which rHost quarantine stations must.expect at tiiijca to have quartered on them, .should, be provided ready at hand ? Such exposure and treat ment as tbq deceased patient experienced on the evening of the 10th would, from all we bear said on the subject, have endangered the. life of many healthy person's -to say nothing of those suffering from a very virulent disease, and there may be some roason for supposing that his death might have been hastened by such neglect. We have been told that nothing was prepared in tho way ot food or nursing tor the patients except what tho ship's crew could hastily provide. At all events, at 11 o'clock next day We heard that it was re ported that the patients had tasted no food since they left the ship on the previous evening j that the only attendant on them, who needed some rest and relief, did not like to give them anything till a doctor camD) who, by the Way, did not turn up till Into in the evening of the lltll, and there seemed some danger of the patients dying from starvation, had hot some of the ladies bf our party insisted on making ebtno bread and condensed hiilk, the best diet that could be obtained under the circum stances, and sending to the patients, till some one in authority should appear upon the scene. Might we not fairly expect some better arrangement from the Board of Health than this T

THE PASSENGERS' QUARTERS. The saloon and steerage passengers were landed at 9 o'clock in the moping of lltli inst, and at once took up their quarters in tbe buildings on top of the hilt. These are not perhaps quite so far removed as might be desirablo in case of infections diseases from the Hospital, when there is ample room on the island. Every thing thut could bo done by those resident on the island for the comfort and convenience of the visitors at short notice, we believe, was done, hat a little more forethought, attcu tion, not to say inspection at certain times by those in authority on tho mainland, would have had things far better arranged. The work of cleaning in places ef this de scription, should surely begin not after occupation but previous to it. Such work, certainly, may afford some amusement, and help to pass the leisure time of the pas sengers* who were ready and willing to lend a hand to add to their own comfort, but cleaning windows, brushing down cobwebs, and scrubbing uoaids by genteel hands, does not add much to the credit ot a Board of Health.

BAD MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

And then, too, with regard to ear com* rnunic&tions with tbe mainland. Is it too much to expect, in these days of cables and telephones, that auch should be confined to i the occasional visit b of a company's steamer will supplies for the passengers that is chartered as circumstances permit, and no regular system be established by those in power ? We have heard more complaints in this matter than on any other. The Zoalandia arrived on the morning of the 10th, and her complement of passengers landed on Motuihi on the morning of the 11th. Naturally enough all wished at once to communicate with their friends—moat had several little orders to be executed at Auckland — letters that awaited many at the Post-office they were anxious ,to receive and reply to, but yet no oppor tunity of granting their desires was afforded till the 13th (two days after landing), and no replies came to their numerous requests (except in the case of a few who had per sonal friends living in Auckland), till tho 19th, or nine days after our arrival in tbe harbour. Thin we think a little too bad, and had. it not been for the forethought and great kindness of the personal friends before-mentioned, our lot would have been very much harder than it has been. Through the consideration and kindness of Mr Barnsley, who has been unremitting in his attention to make things as comfortable as circumstances will permit him to do, and through the exertions also of Mr T. T. Gamble, the company's agent, we have fared much better than otherwise would have been the case. All seem inclined to make tho best of the matter, but we are now beginning to think that it is high time our term of imprisonment should be made known, and a little more attention paid to our case by those in authority.

AMUSEMENTS,

Fishing has formed the chief amusement, and some have been most successful, espe cially among the Bteeraße passengers, but the prey is almost entirely of the schnupper tribe, so that wo have been unable to vary our diet in this respect. Some who have guns hare tried to stalk the wily covey, but hitherto without much success. We have been told the rabbits are plentiful, but if so, they keep mostly underground. Mo doubt they, too, are afraid of the small-pox, and we should strongly recommend those in* habitants ou the mainland who sympathise with them in this matter to abstain most rigidly from eating any of the rabbits of this island for some years to come, unless there is satisfactory evidence that they have been well fumigated—as possibly they may con vey iofectioD. Bathing and exploring the further recesses of the island also afford pleasant occupations to many of our party, add hitherto the time bos not passed so slowly as might have been expected, though on wet days, of which we have had seme experience, the exuberant spirits of the younger portion of the community test the strength of the timbers of our building quarters, and some what hardens the nerves of the more sober minded amongst us. Each succeeding day brings now little variation, and we should be thankful' if the Government steamer would come into our bay a little oftener, and on the next occasion acquaint us with our destiny, as we think, after nearly a fort night's detention, -without any fresh oat break of sickness, we may be allowed to depart.in peace to our various destinations. The corpse of an unfortunate steerage passenger who had died of consumption was buried shortly after we landed on the 11th, several of his fellow passengers volunteer ing to carry him to his grave, and the clergymen amongst us reading the usual funeral service of the Anglican Church over him, and which was closed by the passen fers joining in that beautiful hymn —" Thy nil be Done." On Sunday morning a service was held in the inner room of the cabin passengers' building at 10.30, and in the aiternoon the corpse of the small-pox patientj who had died on the previous even ing, was. bbrne to its grave (which bad been dug an extra depth) .by the doctor and those other inmates of the' hospital, his fellow patierif, who was con-' valcsccnt, assisting in this sad work, so as to prevent any contagion with those in health. Some of the latter showed their sympathy so far as circumstances would allow; by assisting in digging the grave, and two ot the cabin passengers got up early in the morning and madu a rough coffin for the corpse out of a few boards that were found on the shore. All win dows were closed whilst the funeral proces sion went by, but most viewed the sad sceno from a distance on the rising ground of the island beyond our bay. We trust there may be no repetition of this sad scene amongst us during our stay here, or for many years to come on this island but our health is not likely to be increased by a lengthenedcontinuance of a quaran tine within a quarantine, in a somewhat limited space. The island is pretty—the situation on the whole pleasant, but we all have other occu pations and many of us anxious friends awaiting our arrival in places some distance from Auckland, who will not thank a Hoard of Health for detaining us an hour longer than is actually necessary. We believe if a full investigation had been 1 made into our ca»e there was no need even for such a, lengthened confinement, but small-pox seems to have produced a scare on the mainland, and no doubt the authori ties wish to be on tbe safe side. We shall be very glad to hear tbat tbe scare is sub siding, and that the good people of Auck land will soon regard us as no longer amongst the unclean.—Yours, faithfully, an unfortunate passenger by the Zbalandia.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

January 21. Bank Ol N.Z.-*23; sellers, £23 Colonial Bank-183 9d (cum div) N.Z. Insurance -80a; buyers, ,79a H.B. Inauranoe-60s; sellers. 60s Union Insurance-Sellers 23s Auckland Gas-Sellers. £1010s Thameß Gas-Buyers, 30s ,».--«,, Union Sash and Door-Sellers,« in l Bi Bay of Islands Coal Company-Se lera. £9 10s Northern B.S. Company-Sellers, 12s6d Coromandel Steam Company-Sellers, Ufl $%&&&&£££* «'= —* Guthrie and Larnach's—Sellers, £fi HelonsvUle Timber-Sellers. 30s Alburnia Q.U. 00.-Buyers, 13s 1 Tokatea- Buyers, 12si9d Queen or Beanty—Sellers. 7s 3d Home Rule-68 fid to 8a 6d; sellers, 7s 3d

DISTRICT PRIZE FIRING.

The district priKo firing fof volunteers armed with the carbine (Brat set) took place at the Mount Eden Range, under tbe superintendence of Major Withers assisted by Major Derrom. The conditions Were :«■ regulation targets, 200, 300, 400, and 600 yardsj five saqta at each ranee: I'hc wind, which was blowing rather fresh, vjtried from1 soUth-gasl to southwest The principal scorefi ate as tender i — HI Bell, Artillery, 62 Joints, prii c H j T. Allen, tfavals, Bfl, £% lSsj Lumsden, Artillery, 55, £1 7s 6d; P. Mouldem, Navals, 55, £1 ss: F. Smith; Navals, 51, £1; G. Stnrch, Navals, 61, 17s fldj C. Henderson, Artillery, 56, 15s) W, Trttyes, Artillery, 48 ; D. Anderson, Artillery, 43; L. Dodds, Navals, 47) J. TfayeS, Artillery, 47; A. Payne, Artillery, 41.

SCARLET FEVER.

Tilers seems to be no decrease in the uum< ber of scarlet fever patients in the city and suburbs, news of fresh esses reaching us daily. At tli« Hospital during the past fortnight) the fever-wards have had more patients than tor some time past, and to-day there were eleven cases of scnflet fever udder treatment. Some eases are of a rather serious character, while others are but mild attacks. Trie most serious phase of the' sickness yet nianife'sted; is tbe fact that three hospital nurses have re cently been afflicted with the malady, hav ing caught it while in attendance on the fever patients. Of these three ono died last week, and two are how in a favourable state for complete recovery. These, we understand, are tile only instaiices,at least for many years] past, tf hen the nurettn have been laid up witlr fever caught by Attending on patients. In addition to these nlreudy mentioned there are| four persons .from Onehiinga also scarlet fever patients. Tho-e comprise two families, two members of eacb. One of these is by, trade a milkman, and lie has been -groatly inconvenienced and occasioned much pecuniary loss by the residents refusing to purchase his. milk, such is their dread of the spread of the fever* Oue Bcarlet fever patient comes from Taiaroa, another from Newton,a third from Abercrombie-street, while Lprno-street and Alten| Road supply one, making in all a total of eleven. From the abovo statement it will be seen that scarlet fever is by no means to any particular district, but Is spread all over the city and suburbs, and families especially cannot be too caretul in their efforts to pre* vent the introduction of the malady into their households.

RAILWAY EMPLOYES' AN NUAL PICNIC.

The employes of tho railway, notwith standing the frequent showers, thoroughly enjoyed themselves at Hunua on Saturday, and tho general result was satisfactory, and under tho circumstances as pleasant an possible. A prettier spot could not have been found within an easy distance of Auckland than Hunua for a picnic. The country is rural and woody, with intervening rivers and cultivated lands, The appear ance of the special trains indicated a holiday. Engines were gaily decorated, also the stations along the line. The engine, the " Snake," bore the palm for neatness. The number of persons in attendance, employes and friends, could not have been less than 2,500. Two bands, viz., the Hallway Band (assisted by Mr laipey and others) and the Te Awamutu Band (under Mr Sibley), were present during the day, and played popular a\r» »t intervals. Sergeants Jackson and Ghfene, and Constables Graham and McKnight, also specials from Auckland and Uelensville were on the ground for tho purpose of preserving order. Several mottoes were conspicu ous among the decorations, includ ing Tawhiao's address to the Auck land people; and "Advance Auckland," " Advance Kaipara," &c MlES'Speight, of Parnell, noted for her floral taste, kindly suppliod the flowers for the decoration of tbe Auckland engines, Mr J, Smith was chief guard ot the Auckland special. The Papakura station was beautifully decorated with flags and evergreens. The Meicer train, which took the lead last year, was not ornamented, owing to the inclement weather. Luncheon was pro vided tor guests, and was all that could be deiired. Amongst those present were Sir G. M. O'Rorke and Lady and Mug O'Rorke, Mr F. J. Moss (M.H.It.) and Mrs Moss, Major Harris (M.H.K.) and Mrs Harris, Judge Mocdonald, Mrs Macdonald, and Miss Macdonald, Mrs H. W. Hales, Dr. Bealo, Messrs Crnickshank, Greiham, Key. Mr Gould,and others.

Sir George M. O'Korke thanked tbe com mittee, on behalf of the guests, for their generous attention and management. The caterer for the luncheon was Mr Thomas McEwin, who performed bis duties in tho Dcst manner. Tho gentlemen appointed to make arrangements for the sports were—Messrs W. Elliot, K. Farrell (bon. secretary), Mullinger, Picket, Snch, Smith, Hargraves, Brigham, Mack, Tee, Muir, Crisp, G. Elliott, Parsons, Alcock, Dando, Wbitburn, and Brett. Mr A. V. Macdonald (general manager of tbe Auckland Railway lines) acted as judge of the foot races, &c.; starter, Mr W. Elliot; handicappers, Messrs W. Watt, J. Brao well, and J. McCarthy; dork, Mr J. Brigham.

THE SPORTS.

Two Hundred Yards Handicap.—lst prize, 25b ; 2nd, 15s ; 3rd, 10s. Lawry, 1; Melles, 2; Patterson, 3. There were five starters.

PUTTING THE STONE (251b*.).-l«t prfcf, 255; 2nd, 15s; 3rd, 10s. There were fire entries. The first prize was won by Smith (24ft. Sins,), Hargraves (23ft) and Donald son (22ft. 7ins) taking .second and third prizes respectively. TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY YABDS Hr/KDLK Hack.—Over 6 hurdles, 3ft. Gius. hign. Ist prize, 25s ; 2nd, 15s ; 3rd, 10s, Fleming, 1; Pulm.an 2; Melles, 8. There were nine starters.

Iwo Hundred Yards Raob.—For em ployes, or ions of employes, from 15 to 18 years. Ist prize, 255; 2nd, 15s ; 3rd, 10a. Fleming, 1; Melles, 2; Pulraan, 3. One Hundbkd Yards Sack JBage.— Ist prize, 255; 2nd, 15s ; 3rd, 10s. Burke, 1; Utway, 2; Firth, 3. Six started. Half-mile Handicap.—lst prize, 265; 2nd, 15s ; 3rd, 10s. Faulkner, 1; Patter son, 2; Smith, 3. Thirteen ran. . . The Platklaykbs' Race, for plate layers over 40 years of age, was won by Mills. The prize waa a parse of silver (£2 15s), and was presented by the locomotive depOt. Hop, Stbp, AND Jump.—lst prize, 25s ; 2nd, 15s; 3rd, 10a. Uonaldson, 1; Melles, 2; Hogan, 3. There was also a three-legged race. The sports pawed off very well, though they were delayed nearly two hoars after tbe time printed on the programme. Each; event was well contested. The races in dulged in by the ladies caused considerable fun. The platelayers' race, for all over forty, was the best race of the day, and caused considerable excitement. Mills was quite a hero after winning. In conclusion, (a word of praise is due the hon. secretary, Mr B. Farrell, for the energetic way he worked to make tbe gathering a success.

Mr Gleeson, the enterprising proprietor of Gleeson's Hotel, has recently gono to considerable expense in roofing in his hand ball court, so that it is now convertible into a racket or lawn tennis court. Ita dimensions arc length 64 feet, width 34 feet and height (to^baoe [of roof) 35 feet. A portion of the end of the court, facing Hobaon-street has been partitioned ofi for dressing-rooms, etc., over these a specta'ors' gallery capable of ac commodating 150 has been erected. Mr John O'Brien, who has leased the {court, Has cone to considerable expense in import ing a supply of racket bats from England. They are expected to arrive in a few days. The ia:ket bat somewhat re sembles tht lawn tennis bat, but is much longer and lighter. We understand that a number of gentlemen connected with the Northern and Auckland. Clubs— amongst them beinp Capt. Daveney, Capt. ftfch, Messrs W, Shera, J. M. Uargaville, and O'Sullivan— a'enow engaged in form ing a racket club, and Mr Gleeson has an nounced his intention of presenting a £10 10s cap for the best player. On Saturday a handball match for the Auckland Hand ball Cup was played between Sweeney, the champion, and O'Connor. It was the closest match yet played for the cup, the men being game and game. Sweeney, eventually, won by two points. Ec has now held the cup for 10 months, and should be remain in undisturbed possession for two months longer, the trophy becomes bis own property. ■

TELEGRAMS.

(raoM otfE otrH oorhesfokdehi1)!

RtJSBELL, this day. Great disgust Is expressed at no mails being sent by the lons, and also no neWi* papers, The lona sails at 9 p.m. Passengers : Major Tiedell, and others.

ACCIDENT.

A. Echinberg, iii whose family tho fleailet fever Woke otit, wd« brought up from WhatJgarurri, ana will be foiwarded id the htepltal by the lonrt, he having rntifc with a nasty riecidefit by falHnfr oil b. stump, and, was" *it,h great difficulty cdr* ried through the bush', a distance of twelve miles. " TflE WSALEBOAT CREW.'

No* that the Auckland Regatta Club has adhered to their printed programme, a whaleboat and crew wilf'leaVe by the Wellington to represent the Bay of Islands.

DU NEDIN, this day.

This morning's "Daily Times," has an articleon Tawhiao'svlsittoAuckland; After expectation of important results following, and eulogising the conduct of Major Mair, it proceeds to pass in review the relation* e'-isting between the Kingites and the Government daring recent years. Sir D; McLean, Sir Ueorgo Grey, and Mr Sheehan ate each blamed for their blunders and want of success, while Mr Bryce'a policy of leaving the Kinfj -atives to themselves arid making no distinction between them and the rest is described its sound and statesmanlike and is, by implication, credited with the ex cellent results now Visible.

The rateable vdlue of city property for municipal purposes for the current year is estimated at £292,202. This amount does not include the Government biiildiqgs, (ihurcbes, schools, &c, valued at £13,202. City property is supposed to have increased in value dnriDg the last eight years 85 per cent; ...

Considerable dissatisfaction exists among members of tlio loaal police force, conue quent upon recent orders issued by Inspector Wolden, and other matters which have not yet emerged from the background. It is understood that altogether 14 uieii have sent in applications for transfer to other districts. The regulation that given tho greatest dis satisfactionrelatesto night duty men. These will be allowed to assume plain clothes after three o'clock in the day, but aro ex pected to be in the Barracks at six to take supper and rent, preparatory to going on duty at 9. It has been stated that the rule is*, or should be, in force throughout; the colony. The Frnit Preserving Company just es tablished here is now capablo of turning out ten tons of jam per weak. The weather daring the pint Week has been exceptional. Bain fell on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, while yesterday, though bright, a heavy cold south-west gale blew all day, swooping down with terrific squalls every few minutes. To-day tho wind has fallen somewhat, bnt it is still blowing.

(PBB MESS ASSOCIATION.)

HAVELOCK, this day. ANOTHEK FIXE.

On Sunday morning about 2 o'clock a two roomed house recently erected aa a temporary public-houso by Mrs Hutchison on the site of the late fire which took place on the 29th December was fonnd to be o>> fire, and with its contents, was totally de stroyed. The loas is about £50. No in surance. A strong N.W. wind was blowing, but the dampness caused by recent rains prevented the neighbouring houses catching.

CHKIBTCHUKCH, this day.

The reault of the reaper and binder trial, under the auspices of the "Agricultural Society, is as follow*: —String binders- Walter A. Wood*, first; McCormick, ■econd. Wirobinders—McCormiok, first; Aultuian, second.

ENGLISH CRICKETEERS V. CANTERBURY.

(BT TKLEOKAPH.—OWN COBRBSPONDBNT,)

CHRISTCHURCH, this day. THE weather is excellent. The ground is dead after heavy rain. As usual, thero is absolutely no accommodation for the Press, and nobody cared how reporters' fared. About one thousand persons were present when the game commenced at noon. Shaw winning the toss was electsd to batt, send ing Ulyett and Barlow to the bowling of Fuller and Ashby, Fowke keeping the wickets. Ulyett commenced by driving Fuller to on for a couple, Barlow getting a single off the last ball, Ashby, by putting him to leg, and another off Fuller, in both instances resulting from Chapman's bad fielding. Barlow made n Bingle, driving Ashby to on. Ulyett made a single, put ting him in the slips. Barlow made another single, the ball being nicely fielded by Cotterill, and Barlow a single by driving Fuller to off. Ashby bowled a inaidcD, and Fuller the sumc. Barlow put the last ball from Ashby beautifully to leg for a couple. 10 went up. Ulyett made 9 singles, putting Fuller neatly to leg, and another off Fuller. A maiden each batsman; a Bingle off Ashby; Fuller bowled a maiden; Barlow a singlo leg hit off Ashby. Fuller bowled a maiden. Ulyett lift oaAshby to long-on for 2, following up with an on-drivc for a single; Ulyett mado a single off Fuller for a hit, which bounded off mid on's foot; a leg-bye brought up 20, Ashby sent down a wide; Ulyott drove Fuller to long-on for a single; Chapman replaced Ashby, Ulyett driving his second just beyond the bowler, but treated Fuller similarly; Chapman and Fuller bowled a couple of maidens; Ulyett gained a round of applause by lifting Chapman against the scorer's box for four; Ulyett made a single off Fuller, Chapman a maiden; Ulyett pulled Fuller to on for a single. Chapman a- maiden, Barlow a single off Fuller, bringing 30 up. Ulyott snicked him for a single, following up a single off Chapman; Ulyett lifted Fuller right into the hands of W. Cotterill, who at long field mulled it, to the astonish ment of the batsman, who stood looking at him ; one resnl cd. Barlow put Chapman to leg for a single; Chap man bowled » maiden; Barlow put Fuller nicely to leg for a efngle; Ulyett skied his last to mid-on, but Fowler J., unable to reach it, ono resulted. Ulyett made a single .off Chapman; Ulyett drove Fuller off for a single; Barlow put to leg for a couple. 40 went up. Ulyett. lifted Chapman high to long-on for .4, following it up with a couple on the other side, and a single for a dtive past the bowler off Chap man. Fuller bowled a maiden, thanks to tb.e- fine fielding of C. Fowler at forward shortleg; Barlow made a single for a drive, forward off Chapman ; Ulyett lifted him to leg for 1, bringing 60 in 1J hours play; Stack replaced Chapman, sending down a maiden; Edser went on at Fuller's end, Barlow putting his first to leg for a single. In Stacks over one of the shortest of runs was got for a square-leg poke by Barlow, who cut Edser to cover for a single. Each bowler sent down a maiden; Stack another ' maiden. Ulyett lifted Edser to-on.for. a couple, and Barlow drove Stack to the edge of the turf for 4. 60 went Up. Barlow snicked la Bingle off I each, whose last ball Ulyett drove high to off for two, Barlow got a single for a drive off Wilding. Ulyett lifting his last for a couple brought 00 up. Ulyett made a single for a leg.hit off Wildiug in the first break., 1 In the next Ulyett walked out deliberately, but missed it, and payed the penalty—l— 59-93. Ulyett, I) Leach .. .. - .. 69 ' A fine dashing innings was spoiled by i three palpable chances. Selby, after setting one for a hit in the slips, was well caught at short leg by 1 Aahby, off Wilding-2-1—94. 1 >''■'.'■ The Latest. 4.13 p.m. The score stands at 130. Bates is 20, and Barlow 49. Both are not out.

The first meeting of the newly con structed Domain Board was held to-day. Present: Messrs F. D. Feutou (in the chair), Mnckechuie, Macffarlane, J, Bus sell, S. Morrin, Percy Smitb, Yates, Aickin, and Masefield. The absent members (making up the complete Board) were Messrs J. M. Clark, W. F. Buckland, A. Bull, T. Peacock, and B. C. Barstow. The question of making regulations for the cricket ground was postponed. It was re solved that Messrs Rnssell, Mackechnie, Barstow, Aickin, and Clark, should be constituted a sub-committee to draw up by laws tor the conduct of the business of the Board, and submit them to next meet ing. The meeting then adjourned till Wednesday next.

THE AUCKLAM? f.EyEWUTG STAR, MONDAY, JANUARY 23.



rj I LL I Ak D "&. the Billiard Table at the City Club Ho'el has now a New Cloth and New Set of Billiard Balls, and Is undeniably one of the beat and fastest tables In Auckland, which one trial will prove. Choicest brands ot Liquors In Billiard room bar.



"Wanted. WANTED,! a good Female Cook. Apply Good Hope Dining-rooms, W leeler-street. vrrANTED, arespeetable Woman to i W Housework two or three hours in t mofnlng.-^Baohelor. .this office. ANTED, three good General Sdrvan With references; good wages give: .|, n . Nursemaid and a Cook and Lanndre to?the Waifeato._Apply Mrs Jack's Reglat Office, Mount Eden Bottflt ANTED, a General Servant,—App Mrs Cdnsins. Upper SymOnfls-DtNet. YtTANTED, it smart Youth, also ( W Improvat.-Appiy to F. G. WhlUn Carpenter, Qtteen-streei, fonsonby. ANTED7~rick and ShoVel Man.- Hint arid Whltfi, Contraotorfi, Doi Reclamation Works; Worth Shore. VSTANTttJJ, & Fittt'clais Machinist fi T T the. TailprlnK: none other need apply. J. Williams, Tailor, Vlctorla-Btreet. _ \I7"ANTKD, Two Respectable Boys ( V V Apprentices to the Wrought Iron Kanf Manufactory, at Herbert 11, Smith's Auoklai Iron Works. ANTED, a Woman Cook.—Apply f the Old House at Home Hotel, uotaoi Btroet. TXTaNTED, a good General Servant, a W onoe,— Ponaonby Club Hotel. \\] ANTED, lour able Men to ifork Hay Vv wages, 'ifa per week and food.—Joh Udy, Panmure. _.. WANTEDj a good General Servjtnt iii. small family of two; references requirec —Apply any evening at Dr. I'hUuon'u, Gratto Road. ANTED, a good General Setvant; i comfortable homa for a respootabl girl.—Apply "Observer" Office, Shortland street; ANXJSD, a Tenor for ht. Mark's. gee advertisement In another oolumn. W ANTED, a Plumber; also, an Im prover.—Apply Star Office. WANTED, two Smart Boysu-Portcr', Bowling Saloon. WANTED, a respectable Female Her vant -Apply to Mrs Hazard, Nelson street, near Yiotoria-atreet. WANTED, a Butcher for tho Salting _ hoaefa -G. Hulme. W ANTED, by a steady man of lorgi experience, a situation in tho Boot Shoa. and Leather Trade; is a good Fitter Clicker, and Flrst-claSB Saloaman. — Addrea 80. &TA<t offloe. WANTED, Smart Boys, about 14.- Young Bros., Durham-street East, Boot uppor Factory. \\f ANTED, at Hannaford.'s Aucklam TT Registry (established 1863), -Severe Young Girls (town). WANTED, at Hannaford's Aucklnm Registry (establlahod 1803), Femali Servant for Gisborne; three In family, anotho: Servant kept Wugos' IS*. WAnI'ED, at riannaford's Aucklam Registry (established 1863), several Cook and Lannnreßaca (town and country). ANTED, at Hannaford's Aucklam Registry (eetabliabed 1833), Vernal* Servant, able to oook (Otahnhn); good place. ANTED, a strong Boy to milk ant make himself useful,—Apply to MrsM Edgar, Epsom. WAN TED, good Benoh Hands and ITlnißherß.~Apply New Zealand 800 Faotory, Grey-atreot. WANTED, a Constant Supply of Egg: and Butter for Levuku.-Addross G Worthlngton, Newmarket. WANTkD. gooa Plain Cook am Laundress: references required.—Appl; to Mr Tliop. Morrln, Burwood, Remucra. ANTED, respectabla General Ser vant. — Apply 11, Grey-street, nex Carpenters' Arms. WANTED, a good Plain Cook.— Appl} Mrs Edward liaacs. Kdon Cresoent. ANTED, by a youth of good ex perlenoe, a situation as Barman In i hotel (town or country).—" R.8.T.." Btab Office ANTKD to let, furnished apartment, in a nloe position, at North Shore- For addross, auply t^ls offloe. \\.' AJU'Hav, an Active General Servant, V V must be acoDstomed to oblldren.— Foi addre»s apply stab offloa, W/'ANI'KD, a Youug Man to- drive V T a baker's oart.—Apply W. Payne, Pon jonby Bakery. ______ WANTED, Managing Batman, also a Second Barman; both must be steady: wanes Rood,— Apply to-morrow morning at Mrt Klsmore'a KcgUtry, Shortlana-stroot. ANTED, Women Cooks, Housemaids, Waitress and Girl for town. House maids. Cook, Laundress for Walkato; all first alasß places.—Mrs Klsmore's. Bhortland-stteet. ANTED, in a good Paying Businoas, a Sleeping Partner. Capital required, ibout Box 20S. WANTED, by a Lady, a Situation as housekeeper or usefnl companion,— iddress P.M., Post Offloe, Northoote. \», ] ANTED, a Girl as Nursemaid — VV Apply Paclflo Hotel. WANTED Known-SiDgle or Second hand Baker requires Situation; good ■ofcroncos can be suppllod.—Apply QU, this ifflce. ANTED to Purchase, a Small Cot- Ufjo in good locality.—Addrosa Beta, :aro of Mr Holmes's, Post-offloo.Bymonds-Btreot. WANTED to Sell, £20 Suite in green rep, 9 pieces, bargain, at £1110a -Apply ncond house, loft, Graham-Btrcet. ANTED, Respectable Married Couple or Widow; son have the use of ;wo rooms free at the North Shore, no duty re iiiired but to live on premises ; permanent bll et —W. P. Featherttone. North Shore ANTKD, for the Country, a steady, active Man, with a knowledge of the grocery Business, to tako orders and dclivor roods with horso and trap; references required. -Apply to H.J., Box 196, Poat Offloe, Auckland. WAN Tau, oraers ror our tamons Trousers to measure, at 13s dd; also, ihe wondrous Me suits. Overpoato from 40s. Marvellous value at J. D. Phllllpß', Cheap Fail or, 170. Queen-street ANTED, three to six ticrcs ot Land suitable for garden (handy to town). iddress with fall particulars to F. this office. AIiTED, at once, Apprentices and Improvers to the Dressmaking; cutting md fitting taught; wages at onco if worth it. ilso, one or two good Assistant Dressmaker?— ipply Mrs Blmpson, PompalUer Terrace, Pon ipnby (near Three Lampß) ANTED KNOWN —All AccounFs ■ealnst the Railway Employ cV Annusl Plonlo to be tendered to the Seoretary at onoe, -Robt. Farrel, Hon. Beo. ANTED, Second-hand Vice, Anvil and Blacksmith's Bellows; also. Seoond sand Baddle and Brlale.-Apply G.M., &t~b Jffloe. __^_ ANTjiD, Board and JKesidence near Qaeon-strsct; terms must be moderate. -Mechanic Star offloe. ANTED KNOWN—A Letter at the Auckland Post-office for Miss E. Smith. She was last heard ot at unehonga. W~ ANTED to Sell, Mixed Paints In gallon tins; Kauri Oil, 2/9 per gallon ; Priming Paint, 6/6_per gaUon.-Atklnson & Co., freeman's Bay; Wholesale ARentt, Meßgrs S, Porter & Co. WANTKD to SELL, Sinerle-seaced American Tray Buggy In good order; ilso, good, quiet, active Horse three and a Half years old; good in faddle or harne»s.- Apply K. Woodlntr, High-street. WANTED K.N OWfl tnat the V ictonan Loan and Discount Agency's Advertise aient appsara on Ith page.Brd oolnmn. ANTKD KNOWN—J uosgravea'id Co. are SeUlng Men's Suits Of tho Best Blno Serge at 25a 6d; fashionable make. \\TAJnTED KNOWN—There are 50C T V pairs of good Tweed Trousers to be sold »t J. Gosgrave and Co.'b, for 6s lOd per pair. VS7 ANTED KNOWN—That youi V* money wiU go tho farthest if you spend It with Tester, Draper, Karangahapo Road. ANTED KNOWN—I am now sell Ing a splendid Family Calioo, 36 Inchei Wide, at 6s per dozen yards. Send for pattern —Tester. Draper Karangahape Boad. ANTED KNOWN — Just receivec specUl valun In Blaok Grenadines Bend for patterns.-Tester, Draper, Karanga hape Road. . \»TANTED KNOWN, tnat yon cai W Dress well for a small weekly paymen by golnoato Mnnro and MUUgan. Booadvertis* ment on front page. WANTED KNOWN—That J. Co«i grave and Co. have the Largest Stock o Hats In New Zealand to choose from, and an now Selling at Half-prloe. . WANTED KNOWN, that E. Mltchel son fc Co., No. 19. Queen-street Whari are selling Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Vlom Oatmeal. &c. fco.. at lowest market rates. WANTED KNOWN—The Cheapes and Most Durable Dress In Anoklam Is now selling at J. Cosirrave and Co.'a for 3a 6d 80,000 yards dress BtHff, 7jd. ANTED KNOWN, that Mrs fladle; haß a large assortment of Plnaforei Children's Costumes, and Ladies' UnderoloU In_— Hobson-Btreet.near Welleßleystreet. AfiTED KJNOWN—Tnat the JSei Zealand Timber Company are sellln all kinds of Timber and Building Material a the very lowest rates. Very superior Whit Kauri, from our new bush, just opened. WAN TED KNOWN—That Munro an> Mllligan have Removed from Karangi hapo Road to Larger and more Centre Premises in Hobson-street, near Wellingtoi etrcet. , WANTED KNOWN, that 1 am noi Selling every description of Chini Glass, and Karthenware cheaper all round tha any other shop In the trade. Vases and Chin Ornaments considerably below town pricei One trial will prove the fact.—Note the address F. A. Henman, Karangahape Road, oppoßit Newton Hotel. WANTED KNOWN, J. HalUaaj Boot and Shoe Maker, is prepared t execute all orders in the trade; repairs neatl and promptly done, patches put on with soli tion.—Please note the address, Aberorombii street, fourth shop from Symonda-street. ANTED KNOWN —That H. A Colson, Viotoria House, Viotorla-Btree is about to surprise ttie Colonial Public with Grand Display of Va'entines. The market nc being overstocked with these, the proprietor wi guarantee to give tho customers ot Auoklai every benefit



Wantea. - \TTANTEb. a General Servant—Applj • ;TT to Mrs G. Wright, opposite City Hall _ Qo6en«Btroet« d 0 \X7"ANT».D, Working Partnetf with be TT small capital for central store (city); _, risks nil; none bat prinoipals need apply. ---,^3 Hannaford's Agency. Qneen-atreßt. n; \*7ANTED KNOWN, that Mr A. W. ma V y Gardner, M.P.B. Bng,, Chemist of up fy wards of 16 years' experience, and from July, 1880, till September laxt with Messrs Bnarland Tv and Co., has Opened a Pharmacy at 181, Qaeen street (next New Zealand House), for Dispensing - Prescriptions, Compounding Family Medicines, in and the supply ofPure Drugs, Pharmaceutical ig, Preparation!!, and general Domeetlo Requisites. - XJC ANTED KNUWJI, tnat tne Uentral - Tv Freehold Land and Investment Agency ok has Removed to Corner Queen-street and Vuloob Lane, where the Land Business in ail itl -, branohes U now carried on Under the special °r superintendence of Mr G. Fraser. Valuations - made, surveys for land transfers effected, and titles perfected at minimum cost. Ko uharge B made for rejflsteMjig properties for sale je \\r AWTED MNOW JN — That tne > d TT Anofeland Timber Company (Limited) aro Manufacturers Of all doaodptian of Goods, "i with suporlor Machinery and despaton.—Workst " Custom-house-street West ■ WANTED KNOWN—Tnat Professor Gussoott Is the only Original and Practi cal American Herbalist in the Colony, and also _ the most expensive man to do business with. . Be requires no information; he can decide at a n glance the diagnosis of the oase, thereby reliev ing the patient of a great deal of nervousness - and hesitation, Try and disprove this if yon a can i; VX7ANTKIJ, two or tnree wrocers in n TV Auokland afifl D'atrlot to take the Agenoy for Nelson, Moate; & CO/8 Pure Blended '„ Teas. These Teas are acknowledged by the ~ Press and Publlo to be the Finest ever sold in , B the Southern Hemisphere, and are guaranteed l" troo from all scented tea.—For particulars apply _ to Nelson, Moate, & Co., Tea Blenders and - Importers, High-Btroet, Chrlstchnroh. WANTED KNOWN-GRAND FESTIVAL MARCH and FLOTA TION WALTZ, only Is M, at Daraplor's Branch - lfltore In the Market Be in tim^. 8 V\f ANTED KNOWN—Tnat J, K. T T Lambert & Co. have opened an Auction - Mart In Wyndham-street, opposite the Star i. office, for the Sale of all kinds of Stores and Settlors' Produce. Couoißhees acquainting the - above of goods coming either by boat or rail, ' will find every attention and care taken, no matter how largo oijfimaU the conalKnment may q be. ffor days of aaSS. see further cotioe, WANTED KNOWN, that H. Wattb'S Fruit Tins are acknowledged to bo the best over lntrodnoed in the colony. They re* - ceived a first prise at the Agricultural show - held at Kliorslio on the 9th November, 1881. A • r reolpe is issued to each purchaser, and the maker's name fa stamped on every lidt Sold by : ail ironmongers, and at the factory. High-street, 1 next City Oounoll Chambers.-X; WAITS, 1 Wholesale and rtetail Tinsmith. • \\r ANTED KNOWN-For NkwYk*li, 1 v v Birthday, and Wicldlng PkkSemts 0 and Gifts, suited for all oocaalons, useful and r ornamentol, I SBBIHB \ C : . Eleotro Plate Department F 1 H Clock and Watoh Department O B R Jewellery Department 3 , § Cutlery Department 3 1 _ ChiEa aad Glass Department 3 0 3 Stationery Department f? Brushware Department j ■ 5! 1 Psrromery Department I «? :I O 1 Fanoy Goods Department f 9 ' I, 9 Japanese Department o a Picture Department S 2 Puzzle and Trick Department ► 1 Musical Instruments Dopartment S t a Moohanloal Toys Department 3 5 Doll Department § Toy Department 3 S . v.Ono BhiUlng DepaitmenU P :. See the 5 Windows, whioh are but a feeble representation of tbo attractions within, o " which an Inspection is Invited irrespective of i any purchase being made. See and peruse the V 8-page Catalogue of Goods In stock.—Goodbou'b London Arcade. ' \jg ANTED KNOWN—Specially Cheap • T T Lines now for sale at J. Green's, anp i they must be sold I Ladles' Underolothing very ohtaplndeed; Night Dresses, 3a3d each; Che . mises, Is 9d eaoh; Drawers, 2s 6d per pair; Stooklngs, Od pair; Blaok Brussels Net, Is yd; 1 Blaok Spotted Not Fails, Is (original prioe was - at least, 2a 6d each; Large Pocket Handker chiefs, 4<l eaoh, or 3s fid per doz; Men's Largest . Linon Handkerchiefs, Is each; a spooially good line of Ladies' Linen Handkerohlefs, Od eaoh - (oannot be beaten); Durable Bilk Umbrallas, 6s i 3d eaoh (very best valne); Embroidery, 3Jd yd; r Real and Imitation Maltose Latx; Ladies' Scraw Hats, lseaoh (new shapes); pretty ILadloa' Buuej ', B&skots, Od eaob; the Penny Pin Book is a ' wonder ot cheapness; 4 pairs of Men's Brown Cotton Souks for 1b ; a single pair 3Jd: Men's - Extra Long Braoes, lOd the pair; Mens Belts l from Od eaoh; Men's Merino and Cotton Under ; veata ; Men's lAncn-faotd Collars, Id per box; I Small Men's or Youths' Shirts, 2s each, or three for 5j 9d; a few very large Men's White Felt - Hats, Is Bd eaoh; Men's White Linon Shirts; i Men's Linen and Cotton Handkerchiefs; Men's ■ Grey Cotton Stooklngs, 9d per pair. Every ■ thing In short will bo sold at such prices that even a (Ire would hardly reduce them.—J. Green 85, Victorlft-etrcet. QHINGLING 1 SHINGLING.-Wanted,. ' F3 Shingling to do by a good Shlngler.- Ad • dress, by letter, to J. B. Burton, Newmarket I piIHH CURING BUSINESS. Wanted, a Fish Curer; also, a Fisherman.— , Apply Kosldent Local Agent, New Zealand Land Corporation, 37, New Zealand Inourunoo | Balldings, Queen-street. Q T. MAR K. '8, REMU ER A. A Tenor Is wanted to fill ihe vacanoy caused 1 by Mr Dizoo's departure for Chrlatchnrch. A ' Good Reader and Voloe indispensable, and , references as to charaoter will be required. For duties and terms apply by letter to the Organist, box 107, General Post-offloe. Meeting's. T ODGE ST. ANDREW, No. 418, S.C. Tho Regular Monthly Meeting of this Lodge will be held in the Lodge-room, Masonic Hall, Prinoes-streot, THIS EViCNING, 23rd January, at 7.30 p.m. GKU. PAYNE, Secretary. T7IDEN LODGE, No. 1530, E.C. The usual Monthly Meeting of tho above Lodge will be hold in the Masonic Hall, Ksrangabape toad, TO-MORKOW (Tuesday) EVENING. 21th January, at 7.3a h^ chap _ lANi p #M#) a©c ', ■\TEWTON SCHOOL DISTRICT. ' Notice Is hereby glvon that the Annual Publlo Meeting of the Householders of the above ' Dint riot for the elootlon of Committee and other Business, will be held at the Vewton East school TO-NIGHT, 2»rd inst. ■".SO. J. WARREN, , Chairman. ; a UCKLAND CHORAL SOCIETY. 1 FIRST PRACTICE-TUESDAY, 21th Inst. "Athalle," Haydn's "Imperial Mass." HerrCarlSohmitt will be In attendance at the Choral Hall on Monday and jfrlday after - noons, from three to five, to receive Candidates 1 for admission as Performing Members. ' ARCH, CLARK, > Hon. 800. ( pOIiSONBY CHORAL SOCIETY. : Praotloe THfe KVENINO, the 23rd inst : -1 Hadyn's "Imperial Mass" and Atnalie. - gome ooples may bo obtained from the Hon. ; Bo°' JAMES PIRIE, ' Hon. Seo. | ySTOKKINQ MEN'S CLUB. f N O T I O F. I The Annual General Meeting will be held on WKDNE3DA V, January 25th, 1882, at 8 p.m. By ordor of the President. ' BIMKON MOBK3, Beoretary. I « MEETING of those who have already J\ signißed their intention, and of all others ". willing to join in the Formation of the Contem . Dlated New Company of Rifle Volunteers, will 8 bei held in the D?«l-shed TO-MORROW (tnes ' day) BVBMNa, at 8 o'olock. i TTNION STEAM SAW MOULDING, , U ; The usual Half-yearly Meeting of tho Share \ holders will be held in tho Company's Office, • Mechanics' Bay, on TUESDAY, 31st January, ' at 2 p.m.. for tbo purpose ot considering . Direotorß" Report and the Balanoe-Bheet for tho . six monthß. ending 31st Deoember. 1881, an* ,f electing Dlreotor and Auditors. j At the oloso ot the Ordinary Meeting, an Extraordinary General Meeting will be held for ' the purpose of Altering the Articles of Assocla • tion in terms Of the circular issued to Share f. holders. DAVID MURDOCH, 1 Seoretary. t Auckland, Januar 23,1882. jj "TfDUCATION_ACT, 1877." Times and Places ot Annual Meetings of y Householders to eleot Sohool Committees on '. MO .n DAY, 23rd instant t— »" Auokland City - 7.80 pm, Young Men's Christian Association Rooms, Wellesley- W street _ . , g Dovonport-7.30 Pm. School A Bllersiie-7 pm, School » Grufton Road—B pm, School Lake—6 pm. School , •5 Mount Albert-730p m. Sohool • K^ o b?o-n 7^p Pn?:»School.Remuera Onehunga—B p m. School » Qtahuhu-7 30pm,PnbUoHall 7 Panmure-7.30 pm, School i 1 Parnell—7,3o pm, Sohool n ponsonby-7.30 pm, Sohool f Stokes' Point-6 pm, School 3> Whau—7 Pm, Publlo Hall 1 = VINCENT E, RICE, c Secretary. '» TAW SUCIErY OP THE DISTRICI J JU OF AUCKLAND. X. The Annual Meeting of the Members of thi Booiety will ba held on FRIDAY, the 270 - Instant, at the Resident Magistrate's Cnurt t. Auokland, at the hour of 3 p.m., when thi t, Council atd Officers will ba elected, and i a financial statement and report of the Counci at will be made. Ul Dated this 10th day of January, 1882. id BDWIN HESKKTH, Honorary Seoretary to the Sooiety,



" ' To l_et. TO LET, Concrete Three-stalled Stable and Large Coaoh-houae (two living rooms), Apply to Brown. Campbell, tc Co. rilU LET, .Four - toomed Cottage and X Pastry In Union - stroot—Apply at the Corn Store, top of HobsOn-street. rpO LET, a Seven ■ loomed Honae in I Wynyard - street (nearly new), near the Grammar Sohool. 5 minutes' walk from Queen street; every convanienca.— Apply We Smith, Domain aireet. TO LET, Ponsoiby, near Convent, dice Cottage In first-olaes order; pretty garden; overlooking the harbour; rent Ils per week— Apply to P. ff. Mvana. Batata Agent. OUSK and SHOI* To Let in first-class order; every convenience, good yard; situated In Pitt-otreet. -Apply to D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qneon-street. __ rr\O LET OK LEASK, corner of O'Con- I nell and Chancery streets, building 80ft. x 20ft. (three floors).—Apply to Brown, Campbell, & Co* rino LET, a New five-roomed House H (15 mlnutob' walk from Queen-street) ia Kyle-street, between Franklin Koad and College Road.—Apply to Wm, Leys, Bookbinder. Wynd ham-street. TO LET, a semi-detached House in Princes-street, next to Mr Sharland'o, con taining eight rooms, with every convenience,— Keys oan be had from Mi Beaumont, Star Office. TO LET, in central part of Queen-street, a Well-lighted Floor suitable for an arohl teot's or lawyer's office.—Apply to Messrs Tonks and Co. __ ' rp J LET, a very convenient Double Shop JL and Dwelling in Upper Symonds-street.— For partionlars apply to D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent Queen-street. TO LET, in the best business part ot Queen-street, a New hoop, having a frontage or 14 loot and a depth of 60 feet, and two large Showrooms overhead, eaoh SO feet by. 28 feet—Apply to William Rattray. Draper and Clothier, 178,180, and 182, Queen-street TO LET, a two-roomed Cottage; rent, ss. Apply Mrs Short, Kxmouth-street, Newton Road. ■ TO LET, a semi-detached House of five rooms, water laid on, kitchen range, &o.; 8a -James Reid. Edon Terrace. . rriO LET, a comfortable House of Seven L .Rooms In god order, with oopper, cellar, &c, mar Qneen-Btreet.—H. White. 'U~\O LET, in Corley's New Buildings, I Hobson-atrost, nice Shop; suitable for a bootmaker or dressmaker; shelving, counter, and gas and water laid on.—Apply M. Foley, Grocer (oorner of Hobson and Vlotorla-streets). (for Bale. IjIOR SALE (Cheap), the Open-sailing F Centro-btf&rd Boat QU X KNIB, quite new; prioe, £20.—Apply F. Cramond, Paget-strest, Ana&land. .. . Fpuß SALE, the fast-sailing 20ft Open 1 Boat Observer, with her racing suit of sails, anchor, 60ft galvanlßed ohaln, &0., all In best order, Alto, two extra suits of «ails and extra mast and 17owt of pig-lead.—Apply to J. Waymo'nth. sen., 32, Insurance Buildings. Ob Immediate salb; ©-roomed Home, slats roof, with large allotment, farden, and orchard, Mount Eden lioad.— Apply T. Harkla, High-itreet. ipOK SALE, 80 acres of Land at Farua JD Bay, Whangarei Heads; small house on it: partly cultivated; two creeks; part alluvial soil and bußh.—For Particulars apply by letter to J.. Star Office. FOB Immediate Sale, a comfortable Four-Roomed House with two allotments, large workshop: two Allotments in Ponsoc by, oheap.—BVfartington. 1/IOK SALE, 22 Acres First-class Land V five miles from town; frontage to a good creek,—H. Partlngton. ■ . FOR SALS, Two Houses (Abercrombie street) with large allotment; will sell one or both,—H. Partlngton. FOB SALE, anJEleven-Koomed House well suited for ft rentleman's reßidenoe or boarding-house, Pongonby.—B. Partlngton. TWO ALLOTMENTS, O'Neil-street,' Pdnsonby, 33 x 100. Will sell one or both. —H. Partlnirton, House and Land Agent, Stloh bnry'a Buildings. NATIVE INDUSTRY 1 — Hams and 1 Bacon, in cloth, from the "King" Country.—John Held and Co. '; Fuß SALE, a Four-roomed Cottage ; ' allotment 33 _ 80. -neU planted with fruit trees; mod well.-Apply William Parker, New Zealand Timber Co. T^OR SALB, on easy terms, several goou JP: Farma, well waterod and near a railway station; 100 to 1,000 aores near Pukekohe, partly improved; also, 66 acres in Pukekohe West, and 81 at Tuakau—Apply by letter to G. 8. Heard, Drory. ■ BKOWN-STKBET, Ponsonby.—Four roomed House, allotment 40 z 109, with good well, and fruit trees In bearing. pi TV T A -A Bargain not often to be VX.il 'JU.iL. met with-^Seleotor's No. 1 Eiaka Blook, Vlotoria Valley, frontage to Vic toria Eivor-Bfi aores Improved Land, 12 Head of Cattle, 2 good Plough Horses (valued £60), 1 Plough and Harness, Harrows. Pigs, Poultry, &c and also, a Seven- Roomed Housa. To in sure Immediate tale, the whole will be offered for HOO.-T. W. Hlokson. Xji OR S A L E. Kight-roomed House. Stable and Waßb-houßos Allotment S3 by 129; price. £«Kl. Opposite Collins, Grocer, Wellington-street, £270 can stand 7 per cent. ■jiOR 3/»LE, a Return Shop Sash, Shop V Door Jambs and Fanlight, suitable for a H feet shop front. The window is 9 feet high, the door. 7x3, and fanlight to suit.—Apply to ' John Mill. Builder, Wellington-street. LpOR SALE (live minutes' waiK frem F Queen-street), a new, well-built House, fl ye rooms, good garden, with choice fruit trans In full bearing; splendid view of harbour, can not be built out, 60 x 165 feet, good road, and baok entrance from Hobaon-street,— Apply H, Watts, Nelson-street. . roOR HALE, at Newton, a good Building l" Allotment P3 x 95), centrally situated, fronting a good road, and nearly all fenced. Price, £60 cash,—J. M. Lennox, Mctate Agent 171 OR SALE, three splendid Large Bnild- V ing Allotments;all fenced;a fewminntas' walk from new wharf, Btokea's Point.—Apply B tab Offloe. FUR KALE, I,oooToiib nllt_, lit bix penos per ton.—Apply Professor Gusco tt, Bhortlanc-street. f|iO SMALL CAPITALISTS,—For Sale, 1 a payable Clothing Business, not far from Auckland. Ketnrns, about £4,000 a-year. Btook to be taken at cost prioe. Cash down. £250, and balanoe on approved bills at 1, 2, 4, 6, and 6 months. A sober, industrious man oan rely on making a oompetenoy.—Apply to if. G. Kwing ton. mo CHIiMIaTS AND DRUGGISTS. For Sale, a Business in a rising district. For particulars, apply to KKMPTHORNK, PROSSttR & CO. fer/aoiiaii I HAVE found my friends at tho Wark wortU Hotel, MahorangL Splendid accom modation, lioautlfol scenery.-O. ST. Such, Proprietor. r ■■■-'; Corporation Notices. ■;■:•■■ C; 1T y o F AUCKL' AN D VALUATION, TAKE NOTICE. \ The Valuation Lists of tho City of Auckland, for the years 1882-3, are now Open for itaspeo tionat the City Counoll Offices, High-street; and all Objections thereto must be left at the Police Court, High-street. 6a or before the 15th day ot FEBKUAKY NBXT, addressed to the Assess ment Court; and a Copy of every suoh Objec tion mußt be left at the city Council .Offices not less than Seven Days before the next Bitting of tbesaidcourt. , _ PH n_PB, \ r ; Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Offico, . , January 16,1882. ____ .____ TendOT&__ nn E N D E R S. The Directors of the New Golden Pab Gold Mining Company, Limited, being desirous of sellling the plant of the rbovo named Company formerly the Queen of the May plant), hereby notify that tenders will be received from persons willing to purchase the said plant up to noon of MONDAY, the 23rd instant, at the Company's Office. The plant consists of horizontal steam engine, 16 inoh cylinder, and 2 feet stroke, with gear complete for winding and pumping; Cornish boiler, with galloway tubeß 26 feet by 6 feet: also, buildings covering the same. All In good order and condition. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. . By otd6r' JOHN R BANDKBBON, • "hi UfiH&Bßr» 5, New Zealand Insuranoe Buildings, vj Auokland, January 9.1882. r*lO BUSHMBN, SAW MILLERS, X AND OTHERS. Tenners are invited by Messrs Guthrie & Lar naoh's New Zealand Timber and Woodware Factories Comnany_(Limited) for Falling and Driving. Cutting, Dressing, and Tramming Ttobwat their New Mills. Manukau Heads. Tenders for the whole or in part will be reoeived at the Company's Office, Onehunga, until SATUKDAS", 28th instant, andparUoularß can be obtained there from the undersigned, E. F. EATON. SUPPLIES FOR PARNELL ORPHAN O -HOMB!. Tenders will be reoeived by. the Undersigned up to Noon of FRIDAY, 27th inst, tor the fol lowing supplies to Deo. 31st next:— Meat, good quality, allowance for bone Bread, best quality, per 21b loaf Groceries, as per specification M. BAWLINGS. Treasurer, Foit-street. nnENPEKS for Building Concrete Villi J will be reoeived until £ p.m. on THURB DAY next, by Mr Turnbull, Arohiteot, 6, Hofl ° manns Buildings. 5 ffTENDEBS for Fencing the Play-grouni ii JL at the Wellesley-ttreet School, Auckland 11 will be received by tho Kduoation Board Wyndham street, Auckland, until noon c WKDNKSDAY, Ist February next Speoiacation may be seen at the Offlco of th Board.



"Pußiio Notices: '"^"fr* AUCKLAND SAVINGS BANK. TISMPORAKY OFFICES nr DARBY- STREET (Next to the Thistle Hotel). > ' • R. OAMKRON, i , Manager. jpOHSONJJtf HIGHWAY DISTRICT. NOTIFICATIONofthTvALUATION LIST. TAKK NOi'ICK. The Valuation List for the Ponsonby Highway District, for the year 18S2 and 83. is now Open for Inspection at Mr Henderson's. Chemist (next the Ponsonby Hall). All objections there to must be left at Ponsonby Hall, Ponsonby, on or before the 15th day of FKBRUA^Y, Ibß2, ad dressed to the Assessment Court; and a Copy of every suoh Objection must be left at the Ponsonby Hall, addressed to the Chairman of the Highway Board, not less than Seven Days before the next sitting of the Court. <3igned)' WM. GULLIVER, January li, 1882. Clerk, P.H.D. Board. XTEWTON HIGH WAV DISTRICT. TAKE NOTICE. The Valuation List for Newton Highway District, for the years 1882-83. is now Open for Inspection at Mr Peter MoNalr's Residence, Htohmond, All Objections thereto must be left at the Residence ol T. Faulder, Kssq.. the place of the sitting of the Assessment Court, on or be fore the 16th day of FKBKUAKY. addressed to the Assessment Court; and a Copy ot every snch Objection must "be left at the Kesldenoe of Mr J. Hayes, York-street, Newton, Colleotor to the Board, not less than Seven Days before the next sitting of the said Court. (Signed) B. T. WARNOCK, January 11,1882, Chairman KARANGAHAPE HIGHWAY DISTRICT. PDBLIO NOTICE. The Valuation List for the year ending 31st March, 1883, is now Open for Inspection of Rate payers, at the Office of the Board, York-street, Newton, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. All Objections thereto most be left at the Office of the Board, York-street, Newton, on or before the 15th day of FEBRUARY, addressed to the Asseesment Court: and a Copy of every such Objection must be left at the aforesaid office not less than Seven Days before the nest Bitting of the said Court. GBOROHi Di BKV it»i' 10th January, 1882. Chairman. KARANGAHAPE HIGHWAY DISTRIOT. SINAL NOTICK. Pereons keeping Dogs in the above district withont a Registered Collar after the Ist day of February next will be prosecuted under " The Dog Registration Act, 1880, Amendment Act, 1881." THO3. HAYBS, Registration Officer. York-street, January 23,1882. OERSONS are cautioned against giving JL credit to my wife, Christina. Breldeoker,, without my written authority, aa I will cot bo responsible for the same, . t - H. BRKIDECKER. , ESCAPE the Small-pox by keeping tho skin thorough ly clean through the medium of the Turkiah Bath.-Auckland Turkish Baths Co, (Limited), Upper Qneen-etreet. ' MUSICAL BOXES, Newest Tunes.— Angela Forrest, Auckland Mnslo Ware house, Queon-fltreet, "VrOT(CE.-One (£1) Pound Reward will -Li be given on conviotlon ot any parties Trespassing on or Damaging tho School ncftv building for the Primitive Methodists, Pitt street, Newton.—W. Sbereon, Contractor, bUPERIOR CORRUGATED TANKi,> J. L. KEAN (IiATB Alfred smabt), ■- Has for Sale a number of the above, with Taps ready for use, at reduoed rates, at his Shop, KUlott-street. Large quantities ot Spouting' iidging, and Down Pipes always in stook. Verandah Iron curved at the shortest notion. Country orders will always receive his prompt attention. Lead waahers always on hand. ' -yALENTINES ! "TTALENTINKS ! The undersigned have JUST OPENED, Ex Orient .teamer, A CHOICE ASSORTMENT j.Ji OF ' VALENTINES COMIC, VALENTINES SENTIMENTAL, i SATCHETTES, &C.,. All of which he is ' HOW OFFERING AT THE LOWEST BATES, JPDWARD -^AYTE, IMPORTER 07 BOOKS ft STATIONERY, 100, QUSEK-BTHEKT, AUCKLAND. jmOUNTAINS I-H. White, High street, C has j oat received a Shipment of abore In every variety. May be Been In action, - v MR ALLEN P. WEST WiU liold a: ■ Dancing Claea for Adults, and for Children, in the New, Large School-room, Epsom House (near On ahunga), EVERY FRIDAY. ' Terms: 2 guineas, payable in advance. - Apply to MRS. STODDARD, . G-.T -If. LONGDILL thinks Harjes and • Co. might have saved themselves the trouble ef advertising that he was not author ised to receive orders or colleot accounts for them, considering he has not the slightest in tention, of doing any business whatever for or Vflthf hem- G.F. LONGDILL. £«-| fk TO &10UU LENT on Building dbX." Sooloty principles, or on other tenna 0 suit borrowers. Mortgagee and Loans nego iated. See List otPropertieß for sale on fourth page. Six per oent allowed on money deposited or Investment, -r C. WnxuMwm, Land, Estate arid Ftaanolal Agent. Vnloan Lane. KAIAPOI WOOLLEN MANUFAC TURING COMPANY (Limited), AUOKfAND WAREHOUSE, FOBT-STREET. Robert Fbt, appointed Agent for Provincial District of Auckland. 1 A'WTWAN BBNTWOOD ' - „ nnrnrir A Cane Chairs, Austrian :?»*n?:« JS3* BentwoodOane Couches and 12S Queen-street. L OmJKeB , Austrian Bentwood _ cane Hooking Chairs. ■- ALNOT DRAWING ROOM SUITES to i^Kf 1' SUk, Tapestry, Rep, and Cre m,.Queenßtreet. e r Walnut Tabies, What ' noto and Canterbnrys. _^ AHOGAN V, OBDATB, Rlmu, and Kanrl tln fe*ri?^y«V^5> »K-r<»om Suites to Leader. IJ3, Queen-street. Haircloth, and American ■■;, , ClOth. , ■ V ::.- RON Holl _ Tegtar Bed . Bteads, Iron French Bed t. Sb^ h. wuaij, taßdß Iron stump Bed -123, Queen-street, Irpn Fo i d ing choir , ,\£ Bedsteads, Iron Cota. ATENT Spring Roller Blinds and Venetian EDROOM FURNITUBB in Choice Mottled Obmtl, C__ _ IABPKTS, Bearthrum, j Linoleum, Floorolpth, I^rQaean-street.MaUin^o^M^, Bath IBKKAL DISCOUNT to! I Gash Purchasors. AU Jio^* 1' ul^S' KOO3B delivered free in town. 123, Qaoen-fitreet. catalogues poßtfree on appli cation. So t'ndia and china■ t*.at X WAREHOUSE, NO. 95, VICTOEIA^STEKKT. New Vaienoia Raisins, ex s.s. Orient l}lb boxes New Figs, ex ditto j IT cases Moning and Fancy Teas, ex May Queen Finest China Tea Sittings, Is id per lb i 10,000 Fall flavoured Cigars, 1 for is : ; 6 oases Tobacco (Virginia), ut Is 6d per lb ' 10,000 Swiss Olgan, at 2s 6d per bundle 1 KngUsh Sauoe, at 6d per bottle • 161 J-oheßtfl Choice Assortment of Indian Teas ' 600 boxes First Crop China Teas, faoludlna a Lino of the Finest in the largest Shipment ever made to the Australian Colonieß r New Vaienoia Almonds, ex s.s. Sorata > ) 1 400iohe8taChoioe(l8torop)OblnaTea__^ Xorksnlre Relish and Hudson's Soap Extract, ex Wellington. , '• tekms Cash. Fredbs Whitbhkad, I TEA MERCHANT & GENERAL IMPOBTHR, 95 VIOIOMA-BTBMST. a W * NO ING, JT All kinds of Fenoing Put Up by Contract. >f Pallnw 17s; Kauri do, 9a; Splendid HtaU Rails bsb • Vltree do, 60s; and about 20Q Meet 0 PSr riPosV at to' per IW.-SaMV WhW yenoM, Gorwtreet, near Britomart Hotel.



A LBURNIA GOLDMINING 2V,, COMPANY (LIMITED). ... w I NOTICE TO SHABEHOKDKBS. Tile time {or receiving applications for tho Contributing Shares has been extended to (he -i '" ■■ ■' secretary. 1I | Januwy 18,1882. „ ■ •■■■■■■ *. F->< I ■ : B ■ ■• J)£' j J. S. COX thanks his neighbours who kindly assisted to stop the spread ot fire in Brnnawlok stroet. . . '.'■■,.-. ■ "JVTOTICE OF REM 0 V AL.— 131 R. T. DeSILUA has Removed to more suitable premises, Cosmopolitan Building* (next tho Cosmopolitan Hotel), one door bom Queen* street, whore he will etill endeavour to give them every rattaf action. Meals and Ketresh menta from 7 a.m. to 12.30 a.m. . . , T y •B^^IJIKANKLIN BOAD CHURCH. KXCUKSION TO EAST TAMAKX' Peias. COBOMANDEL, atDo'olookßbanSWf ;> MONDAY, January 30th, 1882. /1 I, ■■ | Return Tloketß. 2s. Hot Water provided. ' WAITARA.' '■JEBll'lir^Xheß.B. ■'■" •"" MaCGR£UOS. Will leave Onehinga as abovfr TO-MOKKOW Company (uuttffc 87. Queen-streot. Auckland. A. MCGREGOR. Manage*. i tLENbIDE, UPPER SYmONDS tr STREET. Mrs. Glovbb wiU resume School Duties on TUESDAY, 3lßtlnat. , -, . w ijpat ana ifouna. LOST on the Epsom Road, a Cap Basket containing a Cap and Gloves.- The finder will obllgeby leaving It at Mr MoNaU's, «ator. Newmarket. LOST, a Ked-covered Pocket-book, ruled for rausio at one end.-Finder •will be ref warded on appUoatlon at this office. ■ <■', ■■.< i» LOST, on Saturday, « g&.*J*!s* Chain, with Looket attaohedj-Wnder will be rewarded on leaving same at Mr Bady* Mubjo Warehouse, Queen street. -J ■ 1 AS. REWARD.-r Lost, in transit be- JLtJ tween Helensvllle and AuoWjmdyM the Uth Instant, a Paper Parcel cont^SM* of Clothes.-Apply J, oare of Mr MeGreaor, Wattemata Hotel. '! '•- 'Board ana Keeatoncxfc.ij'S//; tiOVERKOK BROWNE HOTlfiL, JT ; HOBaON-STRBST. ; q Board and LODGING.: ._.. -- - ..Kg Pet ffWi BmqMßooM-----------'"6' -—— TTACANCIE3 for two Gentleman ga V in private family. TermsVfil1 pe* weefc-Kennek Villa, Upper Queen-rtreeW Newton, facing West-street ; -^-..l mWO Single Men can be accommodated 1 with Private Board and Realdenoe, or Furnished Bedroom and SitHng-Wom, with or without Board, near College Road, FonMmtW.- Apply Stab office. . , ARESPKCTABLE Young M«tt-M. aulras a fornlshod bedroom In a quiet temily near «ueen-Btreet where no ouier lOdßerß are,-Address "Como," General PpßtClffloß , Auckland. -'■' ' Banßxaptcy isotic^g. (>lj r'- -tfflkEjffSßEffflf ■' ' *''' ''■■ IS THE SUPREME COURT OF ;NBW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT, p m'BiSKEDFrOT,".',f;j;;l[ In tho matter of " The Debtors' and Creditora Act, 1876," and the Amendments thereof, and of the Bankruptcy of Joswh Pm» man, a Debtor. ■ j . This is to notify that Joseph Penman, ot th» City of Auokland, Carpenter, has this day filed in stawmen°that he Is unable to'metttMsWgaße auuits with' his Creditors; the First Meeting of. prnditors to be held." at the Supreme Conrfc- - Buifdlnfee. Auckland, on MONDAY, the 30tfc day of January. 1882, at the hour of 11 o'oUJok^ . thDitedTAuokland, this 23rd day ot January, 1682- .; o :i ;-. y GiWiBABiiETS • ■■• Deputy Registrar. JesitPH P*nman, V In person, • ~ ~.■■ :i jj f^i ■ Medical. -, r»Y R«¥AL LETTERB, LATENT. Gold Me3al. Par)s7iß7B: Special Award, . PhUadelohla, 1876; Gold Medal, Sydney. 1880; Gold Medal, Brussels, 1880; Gold Medal, Melbourne, 1881. I ' jubt Landed, ■ CANTRKLL & OOOHRANR'S CELKBKATED SKATED WATERS.' mowtbkrratlimicjdickcham^lqne: A lloalih glvinK Non-alcohollo Beverage, at *- Hotels and dubs; 9d per bottle. AROMATIC GIWGBR AlB; :Th» Orljßlna| Belfast Ginger Ale, iO justly oelebratoS at ' Hotels and Clubs; 9d per bottle, l> : These Abated Watsbs are the B»ma quatitr as contracted for and now supplied to The" Cunard S.B. Co.; the Moutreil S.S^Op.;' " the Inman 5.3. Co.; Ooeanlo 3.3. Co.; : tho National 8.5.C0.; thePaolflo ; S.S. Co.; Anohor, B,a Co.; Kingston, and HoJyhead,; , | .. RM., Co. .' WHOLESALE AOSNT, ' ,AIOKIIJ, y „, :;-: ■'■■■■■ :?' I !. ■» ■ THB PHAKMAOY, QUKKN-BTBKKT. ,;., 1 ./.,. ; , ~., Auctions. ~, ~. ,; nt ■. ■ 1' v'v T-0.-.M.0i8.R'0.w,; ,■",!',. At llq'clopk." ; CAKBINES & TAYJQOB ! \*/ IL L sell by auction at their Mait, VV i Queen-street,atllo'clock,r Si 6 oases Ham and Bacon lOOiWalroaCheesea >. <; >:.v.MifU #V*# 200 baga Oats - ; - . , (,'Pl^?! , jTea.gngar. Canflles, Sharps.,.,., i \ 10 tons good Table Potatoes . 4 ■ ■ ; <«'•■" ■»&c.-vr f &a,;■' >] Scos W. S. COCHBANE.] ' LJAMKSDA9BE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, \ WA^U^^IANOTJpiTB, ipRAWING fiKOOM SUITE, ;;n WALNUI CHEFFCNIER, DINING HOUSEHOLD FURNHUK^, &<^,r?4 ;■ -ATI o'OI^CIK. THE <HnbS<irib«rs Will".sell On' tlW!pr«. raises. Grey-street (rieht hand side near the top), on Wednesday. 25th January, at 1 o'clock. The Whole of the HOUBRHOLD FUKNI • TUKK. oonslitlnp of Valuable Walnut: '■ Pianoforte; Walnut Suite, In green" flsnred rep, 9 pieoea; Mublo Htoo). . Walnut Oval Table, Walnut Cceffonier, . marble-top, pinto glass baok and panols; ■ ■ ; Handsome Gilt Olook, Valuable Plo '. tures, Whatnots, Flo were ..and Shade,, ~* 1 r Lustres, vases. Csrpets, Rnga, Fenders > ' and Irons, Curtains and Poles, OaK , Dining Table, with extra leaves 5 Ulntaor"• ■ ''■'"' Wrrtee, Tea Servloe," Deßsert SerWoß. Birds and Shade, Sewing MaoWne, Arm ; Chairs, Chalra, Clooks, OUoloth, Mote, Bnckete, Beading -Table, Handsome Brass Bedstead, Spring Mattresses, : Wool Bid, Commode, Chests Drawerf, V , MarblSop Waehstand, Toiletware,. Cabinet, Mirrors, Hot a. Iron Bedsteads,, Dreasing Tallies, Wathitands arid Ware, - Linen Bnaketa, Gas Store, Tubs, Bollerc, '» Safe.KltohenUtenslto.&o.i • I ~VJV'r ;., -. ..Also,-' ■■ ■•.■'■''. ;■■.'••!■ 2 Canaries, Duoka and Fowls. . . ■ SAMUEL COCHKANE b SON,' ': ' , , Auctioneers. ... - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, At 11 0 Clock. TRICHORD PIANO BY frtißDr HOUSEHOED FURNITURE AND KITCHEN UTENSILS. CARBINES & TAYLOR H^.VE received instructions from , Mr, .' 1 Owen L&tchmore to sell by publld auction, at his residence, top Vlnoent-itreet,' opposite Free Methodist Church; '>'■'•' " AUWs HOUSEHOLD FUBNIItJBB ANC .... BffFBCTS, viz.: vTriohord P1«do ,by Bord, VlollD > Greonßuite,Plotnre»,Table, II , Vases, Lustres, GlaM&haoeWoW(W», ■ ' B-wlas Veeper Clook, Venetian, Blladß, , Books, Brusgolls Carpet, OU Cloth, Matt, . '•"■ fender and Klreirons. BedsttM, Bed' ding, Washstand and Ware, TnomM Sewing Mabhltte, FloweMtiMl'ttd Flowers, Garden Hose. Has Stove, • - '" Dining Table and' Chair*. OI«sb and Chlna^Karthenwnre. KKohen Ut«»Us, CARBINES , : ' Anctioneere. ; £3,000 WdßTfi OF BNOUDSH-MADK FUKNITURE, FLOWER PPTS, (j PIANOS, PLOOKS, MATS, LOOKING GLASSES, &C, &d, &O. Landing, ex Coromandel. ' . ■ £. & A. ISAACS HAVE received instructions to sell by auction the above, as soon aa landed. Sale will take place next week. Full particulars In future Isene. (Continued on Fonrth P»g6j. . 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