RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.—This Day.

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

Judgments for Plaintiffs.- Cochrane and Son v. Patrick Quinn.claim £1 12* 6d. Mr Dacre stated that the claim w.as for ad vrrtising at request of defendant; costs, £%m3s 6d (Mr James Russell for plaintiffs) ; S. U. Brown v.. D. Flanaghan, £3 13a 9d, groceries; costs, £1 13s Cd (Mr a E. Cooper for plaintiffs) ; Brown Barrett and Co. v. Waldren, £5 123 3d, goods,costs,£l 18s (Mr Thorac for plaintiff); Young Warren v. Frank Schultz (Napier), 13s 10d, coats,l3a ; M. Levy and Co. v. M. Mawer, £C 5s 3d, goods, cost?, £1 18s (Mr T. Cooper for plaintiffs); Thomas Steadman v. James If. Kowe, £18 7s 7d, promissory note, cost*, £3 9a (Mr Thome for plaintiff); Thomas Fauldcr v. John Kerr, £4 Is, wo.k, costs, £1 3s Gd (Mr George for plaintiff); Th°mas Steadinau v. Donald Taylor, £3 14s Id, goods, costs, £1 2a 6d (Mr W. Thome for '"'adjourned CASES.-Ma 9 eGcld v. Gra ham, claim, £50; Oppcnheim v. Havener, £29 4s 3d; Faulder v McDonald £22; Somerfield and Leek v. Brown, £7 19a Id; KusscU v. Scott, £9 17s Cd ; Hancock and So v Ildridfie, £G 18a fid; Brown v. Orcenleaf, £7 ss; Buckland v. Boon, £16 0a 6d, DEFENDED CASES, P. Harges v. F. Richardson, claim £5 3s Cd.eash lent.—Mr Georgo for plaintiff. -Mr Tyler fordefendant.-Simon Peter Ilarges, purchaser of the book debts in the estate of Kummer and Co. deposed that the claim was for money advanced to defendant while on his wedding tour, and cost o£ sending the money, He produced a certified copy of the deed of assigume»t under the seaiof the Court.-Mr Tyler objected to this document being put in evidence; toe origi nal must bo produced,—Hiß Worship thought it might be taken as prima facie evidence, but, without authorities, he would not be positive. -Some argument followed, when Mr George said he would not waste tho time of the Court on an un certainty, but would ask for an adjourn ment. Mr Tyler offered no objection, and the case was adjourned until the 12th in- St<Oxlcy v. Bradley.-Claim, £12 2s 6d, danwgcs.-Mr T. Cooper for plaintiffs, and Mr Tyler for defendant.—ln this act the plaintiffs, Messrs J. & D. Oxley, claimed for damage on breach of contract. Defendant was engaged as captain of the Fleetwing in July last, at a salary of £11 per month. Mr Uoopcr explained the caso, but in consequence of a few errors, his Worship thought it best to allow Mr Oxlcy to tell his own story. —John William Oxley deposed that Captaiu Bradley was engaged, under agree ment, to serve as master of the Fleetwing. The a"reement wan made by Captain Bradley, with J. and D. Oxley. Others had nothing to do with the engage ment. J. and D. Oxley were the principal?, and alone responsible. To Mr Tyler: The captain waa employed by the owners.—To Mr Cooper: Captain Bradley waa commander of the vessel before it came into thoir hands. There was then another part-owner of the ship.—To His Worship : He and his brother were the actirc partners on the 4th and sth of October. He advanced cash, £1 2a 6d, to Captain Bradley out of the firm's money ; thathai not b»en repaid.—To Mr Tyler: This money was lent, and not given on ac count of wages. Paid the captain the balanco of the wages without taking into account the £1 2s 6d.~ James Bradley gave evidence; he received the 22a Gd on ac count of wages ; he would swear that the amount was deducted from his wages.—To Mr Tyler : About £7 was due to him at the time; Daniel Oxley &avc him the 2s Gd for fare to Onehunga; and the £1 he received ot the last witness; took a cheque for £5 17s or thereabouts.—To His Worship : Had no statement of accounts between him and the firm.—This was the case.— His Worship, in looking over the evidence, said he had not the materials to enable him to do justice between the parties; it was a ques t-on of loan or no loan; it was difficult to come to a satisfactory conclusion in the matter.—Nonsuited, with costs,£l 6*. Hitchcns v. Kleiber, claim £8, cash lent. —Mr George for plaintiff.—Mr Tyler was engaged for defendant, but withdrew in the absence of defendant.—Mr Hitchens de posed that the claim was for money lent, which defendant admitted. - Judgment for plaintiff, costs £1 17s. Webb v. Payne.—Claim, £9 Is 6d.—Mr Edward Cooper for plaintiff; Mr Alexander for defendant.—Mr Cooper explained ;tho claim, which waa interest on payments on a pianoforte, and called evidence.—Samuel Henry Webb, pianoforte importer, sold a piano, in the year 1879, to Mr Payne, on the deferred-payment system, at 10 per cent, interest ou the balance ; £5 was paid down; the value of the instrument was £55 15s.—To His Worship : His usual custom was to charge 10 per cent, on the whole a'flount until the was settled; Mr Payne agreed to hi 3 torms, and to payiDg in £5 monthly instalments.— To Mr Cooper : The net amount, £55 15?, had been piid.—His Worship considered that Mr Webb was not entitled to continued interest on money which had been paid.—r Mr Cooper, however, contended that some consideration should be made for the risk. —Mr Payne faid the agreement was for pounds and not guineas; he was willing to pay what was just; but the understanding was certainly for £55.-Mr Cooper was prepared to admit this.—Mr Webb con tended that his claim wa3 warranted by his system of doing business. —Mr Alexander said Mr Webb would fiud a difficulty in getting the interest.— George W. Payne was then swoin, and deposed that the amount agreed upon between him and Mr "Webb was £55. Ho was positive it was not guineas, or he should have paid for it in £5 5a instalments. He never heard of guineas until ho had paid £55. Two charges for tuning was an error, "as Mr Webb only tuned it once.— His Worship thought it was tight that a piano should be delivered in order and pro perly tuned.—Finally judgment was given for £3 11s 8d ; costs, £1 193.

This was all the business*.

CHORAL HALL.-HERR WIL HELMJ'S CONCERT.

The second of the Wilhelraj series of con certs was given last night in the Choral Hall with pronounced success, before a crowded audience. Every item upon tho programme was received with marks of the highest approval, and only a few escaped the inevitable encore, tho performers in tho majority of cases graciously acceding to the demands made upon them. The gifted violinist himself bore the fall weight of these honours, supplementing each of his three set contributions with a further selection, so that in reality he gave six performances. They varied both in charac ter and style, and in their interpretation all the manifold resources of the wonderful instrument were brought into active play. The first was a fantasia of bis own com position, and it wa3 given with surpassing skill, tho most exquisite variations ot tone being produced with a siDgle sweep of tlie bow,and the subtleties of the violinist's art beirjg threaded with the grcatcit case. Schubert's " Aye Maria," as on the previous night, was magnificently executed in response to tho recall and served to demonstrate the capa city of the violin for intensified musical ex pressiveness. The next nunibor rendered by tho eamc hand was one of Chopin's beautiful nocturne?, which was given with its full effect. The audience would take no denial to their call for "more," and therefore they were treated to the familiar Christy Minstrel air, "The Old Folks at Home," which seemed to> derive new attractiveness from the splendid manner in which it was played. A fantasia by Ernst upon airs from " Othello, was performed, and it proved the gem of the concert. The execution was simply grand, a caprccioso movement in the concluding part of it being taken with both clegaaco and brilliancy. The encore was answered with a portion of •' Auld Kobin Cray ."iven most plaintively. Miss Conron con firmed the good opinion which in her hrst appearance as a vocaliat sbc had created. She sang with great taste an aria from "Dei Freiscbuiz" full if passionate icel us and pregnant with emotional senti ment and then on being recalled, fol lowed it up with a pretty ballad by Osgood, viz,, " Down by a Shadowy Lane. ■ ~At a subsequent stage of the evening she also tan«, "Dresden China," a ballac by Mo I loy and Cowcn's setting of Mrs Hemans s admired poem, "The Better Land, 'ihe latter piece was veiy successfully rendered indeed. Mr Max Vogrich played tfpon the grand piano a concerto by Hcnscl, nnd three compositions by Lust, viz "Forest Scenes," "Galop Chroma liriu'eJ and a fantu.sia on airs from " Son nambula," in tho interpretation of which nuiple justice was done the great maestro. Tho instrumentation was highly cllcctivc, the rapidity of the angering being quite as remarkable as its precision, while the volume of sound evolved at times strucK

one as forcibly as its rippling gentloncss entranced at other*. The alternating diminuendo and crescendo of tbo galop were very prettily pxecuted, while the whirl and furofe of tone and the overwhelming harniorjy with which the concerto ends were performed with their fuJl power and effect. The third concert will be given this.evemng,

THE LATE FATAL BOAT ACCIDENT.

(BY TELEGRAPH,—OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

WAKKWORTH, this day. an inquest wus held this morning at the Court-house, Warkwortb, beforo Mr An gove, coroner, on the body of William Kempt, found drowned in the Mahurangi river. The verdict was that deceased was "accidentally drowned" by the capsizing of a boat through the main-sheet being fast. The lad that was with him clung to the bottom of the boat two hours and a hnlf before he was rescued, just in time to save him from a like fate.

GREAT FIRE AT INVERCAR GILL.

LOSS, £15j000.

[BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.j

INVERCARGILL, this day. A TERRiiiLK conllagration broke out here last evening at 10 o'clock in a shop on the western side of Dec-street, occupied by Mrs Hannah,

The flames spread with fearful rapidity, anil, notwithstanding the super human exertions of the Fire Brigade, and the general public, by midnight the following buildings (in addition to Mrs Hannah's) had been destroyed t—The city butchery (occupied by Mr F. Campbell), The Hibernian Hotel, Mr D. Loche's groccery and wine and spirits store, and unoccupied buildiDg known as the Red Lion Hotel, Mr McCulskey's boot shop, Mr Hanan's Temple of Science, Mr W. Brown's drapery store, Mr Cooper's jewel ler's shop. Messrs Cooper and Brown occupied a portion of Mr Hanan's build- Dgs. For some t;me Messra W. Painley and Go's, large warehouse at the corner of Deo and Spcy streets were in great danger, though "fully two chains distant from where the conflagration was raging. The intense heat cracked the windows, and the stock in the interior of the building was seriously damaged. The building was on fire more than once, and other buildings on the same side uf the street had very narrow escapes.

In the meantime strenuous efforts were being made to arrest the spread of the fire. Shortly after midnight the shops of Rogers (tailor), Paterson (bootmaker), and Raisido (pastrycook), were torn down to aavej tho White Swan Hotel and tliß buildings to the northward.

Notwithstanding the scarcity of water, by 1.30 the lire was got under suffi ciently to ensure the safety of tho White Swan Hotel, which several times was in imminent datiger. The insur ances are :—North British, £1,500, (a portion of which is reinsured) distributed as follows : £1,000 on Roche's storo, £400 on Hanan'a Temple of Science ; Transat ladtic : £150 on Roger's stock,, ana £300 on the Hibernian Hotel; Colonial: £700 on stock and furniture of tho Hibernian Hotel, £300 on Roche's stock, £1000 on tho Temple of Science, and £150 on Kaeaide's building — total, £2,150. Northcro, £150 on Raeside's shop; Liverpool, London, and Globe, £200 on the Hibernian Hotel; £100, Campbell's butchery, £SOO on JMrs Wilson's stock and building, £1,Q60 on Roche's building and stock, £300 on Hanau's stock, .and £500 on Brown's (drapery stock) - total, £I,SOO, of which £300 is reinsured in the Colonial; South British, £150 on Roche's buildinp. Total insurances, so far as known, £7,500. The total value of the property destroyed is estimated at £15,000. The manager of the South British Insur ance Compauy to-day received a telegram from Invcrcargill giving tho amounts of tho insurances on the properties destroyed as follows :—Colonial, £1,000 ; North British, £1,500; New Zealand, £1,500; Transatlantic, £1,200; London, Liverpool and Globe, £1,100; South British, £200.

THE HON. C. J. PHARAZYN'S CASE.

[BY TELEGRAPH-PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

WELLINGTON, this day. At tho Supreme Court this morning, the charge of personation preferred against tho Hon. C, J. Pharazyn was neard. The de» fendant alleged that his second voting was through his mind being much occupied, and quite unintentional. Tho judge lummed up briefly, and after referring to the evi dence, gave it as his opinion that tho offeuce was committed, and he directed the jury as to finding a special verdict. Alter a few minutes' deliberation the jury returned with the following special verdict:

—"We find that Mr Pharazyn, having voted at the election for Thqrndon, did apply for a second voting paper in the same electorate, but his application was made under the impression that he was voting in a different electorate and for another can didate." The prisoner contended that this wns a verdict of not guilty. The judge, however, held that it was a verdict of guilty, and reserved the question for the Conrt of Appeal, the prisoner being bound over in hia own recognisance of £50, to appear for judgment when called upon.

We were in error in stating_ that Dcmpscy's building was insured in the Noricli Union. The Colonial had two risks on the two shops, amounting alto gether to £360.

Sergeant Greene of Onehunga, brought io, a man this afternooon named James O'Ncil, on a charge of uttering a forged chuque for £9 10s, with intent to defraud Thos. Rice, a hotelkccper. Prisoner will appear in the Police Court in the morn ing. The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Waste Lands Board, which should have been held this afternoon, did not take place, owing to the fact that three of the Commissioners—Messrs May, Moat, and Tonks-were only re-appointed by the Governor yesterday, and the warrants have not yet arrived. They will he to hand by next mail from Wellington, and a special meeting of the Board will be hjld next week. An amusing scene was witnessed at tne Theatre Koyal last evening. A gentleman of well-known waggish propensities turned loose amongst the galaxy of beauty and chivalry in the Dress Circle a live frog. We do!not know whether the frog was bent on following the footsteps of a celebrated member of his genus who generations ago went a-wooiog, but his first move on securing his: liberty was to leap gracefully into the lap of a fair member of the audience. A little well-bred shriek fol lowed, and his frogship, with considerable address, bopped along about a dozen pairs of knees, his progress being accompanied by faint oral marks of consternation. Eventually the frisky amphibia was cap tured by an old gentleman, and thrown unceremoniously amongst the "gods in the pit, where there is too much reason to fear he came to an untimely end.

Mr Locked Waikohu propert)', about twenty miles from Gisborne, containing about 9,900 acres freehold^ with 7,500 merino sheep, lambs given in, has been purchased by Mr F. W. Williams, of Canterbury, tor £21,000 sterling.

The ateamer Pearl, which waalaunoacd from Mr Stone's shipbuilding yard a fewjears ago, and was subsequently sold to Mr A, Porter, ot Auckland, as a Bteam yacht, is about to bo ros torod to the Thames. Mr Porter, desiring a larger vcseol, has ordered the machlnory from homo, and a new hull Is in course of construc tion, to his order, whilst the Pearl has been disposed of to Mr W. Carpenter, of this plaoe. fchowill ho employed in the coaßtintc trade in the conveyance of gam and Btores, the latter bolng fold in exchange for kauri gum, maiae, tec, at lha various Maori settlements on the coast of this peninsula, at the Barrier Islands, &o The steamer is to be handed over to her new owner in a few weoks.-" Thames Adver- User."

Younc ladies and gentlemen about to start housekeeping will be relieved of a great SvS oftroubleVcalling on the andwunned. You can ascertain in a few minutes the cost of furnishing a three fdur, five, or six roomed hoiwe Not only can youiorm a correct estimate, bu"you c°n see all the goods ready !« aelmrjr at the various pricos. Garllok and Cronwell keop a larger stock ot oaroots and bedsteads than any othor house in Auckland; also tho KrSatoVt variety of howuhold furniture, most of it manufttcturod by their own workmen. Five ,er cent., discount allowed for cash at time of nurcbose. New-comers aro invited to stroll ?hrou''b iho City Hall Arcado, and gatufy fhßMelvtß by aninapeoLlon of the stock of the B coa value we offer, and the read ness wo are Enabled to execute orders entrusted to onr oare. iGorliok and Cranwell, City Hall Arcadc (ADTT-)

TELEGRAMS.

V , RUSSELL, this day. Arrived : Transit, g Josephine and Glen elg. The Uleneig sailed for Whaugapoua, at 2.30 pm. The Bay of Islands Regatta Club' will be Strongly represented at the coming Regatta in Auckland' especially as they leard there is likely to be ri whaleb'oat race for regular whaleboats, arid not racing whaleboats.

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.) PATEA, this, day. Mr Sherwood, Mayor, has announced his intention to prosecute the "News" for libel. THE ROYAL COMMISSION ON THE WEST LAND. Sir W. Cox finished hia work as \Vest Coast Commissioner here to-day, granting the chief Tawroa and his ptople reserved for certain Concessions. The Patea rivet Will be made navigable a long way up by the removal of eel weirs. Sir W, Fox proceeds on to I'arihaka, HAVELOCK, this day. An inquest tin the late firo at Hadneld Smith's store was held at the Masonic Hotel* when a verdict was returned that there was Ho evidence to shdw how the fire originated. NEW PLYMOUTH, this day. John Young Henry was .brought up bei fore the Court this morning on a charge bf •tabbing Millett tit Opunako. Mr Samuel appeared for Henry. The case is now going on. WELLINGTON, thiß day* The lad Bidcn, who was hurt by a falling tree at Masterton, died yesterday. James Hargreaves, on charge of setting fire to outhouses belonging to Daniel West at AVaetu t has been disharged. Insufficient evidence. RETURN OF COLONEL WHITMORE. The Hon. Col. Whitmorc arrived to-day by the Pcngnin, having arriucd in the colony by the To Anau. CHRISTCHURCH, this day, ELECTION PROTESTS. A petition has been lodged against the return of Mr Harry Allwright, M.H.R. for Lyttelton, the ground of objection being that several aliens voted for him. DUNEDIN this day, SUPREME COURT. At the criminal sittings of the Supreme Courtycsterdaynobillswcre returned against John Stewart, larceny as a bailee, and Mary Ann Weston, manslaughter. W. Wilson, aged seventeen, was convicted of larceny. Sentence was deferred.) Mr Jumos H«me rotires from the man agement of the Dunedin Lurmtio Asylum, with which ho has been connected since its formation, owing to the appointment of a medical superintendent. At the Duncdin Presbytery, James Max well, Congregational minister of Port Chalmers, applied for admission to the Presbyterian body. Referred favourably to Synod,

THE ATTfiKTMJND EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5.



Amusements. "OEMUEKA SOCIAL HALL, TO-MORROW (IFrIdAY) KVKNINGt MOLLS. MBNA MURIKLLK And Company, aealetod by Messrs Gordon Goooet, K.A.M,, and W. Slateb, will repeat, by particular request, their GRAND ENTERTAINMENT! PROGRAMME. PART I. Overture-" Bohemian Girl" (B*,!fe)-Madame Andreo Descriptive Song — " Wreokod and Saved " (Knowlee)--J. W. Maißball Ballad—" Kily Mavourneon * (Benedict)—A. J. Campbell Cavatina-"Te)l mo my Heart" (31r H.Bishop) —MDI.LR. MRNA MnRIKLLE Duet—" Tho Moon has Raised" (Banediot)— Messrs Campbell and Marshall Song—Soloctod—Mdlle. Mena Muiukixk Song—" Goodwin Sands" (Soarboro)—Gordon Goocii, It.A.M. Trie—"The Muglo Wove Bcarf" (Barnett)- Mdllb. Men a McntELLB and Mm rs Campbell and Marshall INTERVAL OK TEN MINUTIB. Pianoforte Seloction—Mr Blater Mr Fb«d Bbabazon in his Ventriloqulol, Pro totra, and Mimic Entertainment To conclnde with the Sparkling Operetta, THE RO3K OF AUVKKGNK ! Flenrotto (Landlady of VilJago Cabaret) _ Mdlus." Mkna MuKIKLLS Alphonso (Shoomakcr) .. A.J.Campbell Plarre (Blacksmith) .. .. J. W. Marshall Board ana weeiaenoo. BOARD AND BESIDEKCB. — Two Ladles or a Lady and Gontleman oan have a Comfortable Homo a short distance from Northcote wharf.—For address apply Stak oflloa. ____ /IOVEBKOK BKOWNK HWJSL, XX HOB3ON-STREET. Board ako Lodging _ ... ..20b pot Week Single Room Me. Calls. mOKATEA GOLD MINING UUM- X PANT, REGISTERED. Notice Is hereby Riven tbat a Call (the 6th) of ONK SHILLING por Bhara on iho Capital ot the Company, has this d&y been mado by tho I'lreotors, payable to Mr William Home, the Maungor to tho Company, at the Company's Office, Coromandel, on or before THURSDAY, January 26th. 18:2. w . HORNB> Manager. Coromandel, sth January, 1882. Dividends. THE UNION FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCK COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. Tho Dlvldond for the half-year ondlng 30th Novomber last Is now payable at tho offloo of the Company. w . A . RIDING s. For Munaßor. Anokland, January i, 1882. Meetings. X M W T ODGE ST. ANDREW, No. 418, S.C. The Regular Monthly Meeting of this Lodge will bo held in the Lodge-room, Masonic Hall, Princoß-jtrect, on FRIDAY, tho 6th January, at7.Sop.m. GKU . PAYNE. Secretary. UCKLAND COFFEE PALACE CO, (LIMITED). The First Meeting of Shareholders will be held In the Large Room, Insurance Buildings, on THURSDAY, 12th January, at 2 o'olook. Business: To receive tho Directors' Report, eleot two ltlreotora and Auditor, and inoreaao the Capital of the Companty. JOHN MILNE, Seocetary. Auckland, January i, 1882. ■nOARD OF EDUCATION. ' Bchool Committees are invited to attend a 1 Conference, to bo held at Wolloßley-strpet ' Sohool-room, on TUKSDAY. 10th January. 1882, ) at 8 P.m.. to oonelder the approaohing Kleotlon of Members for the Board of Education. W. GORRIE, Chairman City Committee. f J. WINKS. ' Parnoll School Committee. R. LAISHLKY, Chairman Grafton Committee. 1 Auckland, Decomber 31,1881. 1 -VTEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COM JX PANY. 1 The ordinary Half yearly Meeting of Bhare : holders will be held at the Offices of the Com ) pany, Auckland, at 2 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, , the 11th January, to recoive the Report and . elect two Directors and Auditors. £ The Transfer Books will be Closed from tho 29th instant till tho 11th proximo. 1 Byorderoflh°BOar<lG. P. PIERCE, , Qenoral Manager £ December 20.1881 _^___—. i BanKruptcy in paces. r TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW 3 X ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. r IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Credlto Act IB76,'"andthesov«rat Aotsamondinß a the same, and of the Bankruptcy of t William Holmes, the younger, of I. Grahamstown, In the Provincial Dlstriot f of Auckland, Engineer, a Debtor. . d This ia to notify that WUIi/im Holmes, the '• younger, of Grahamstown. in the Provincial I District Of Auokland. Engineer, has this day II filed a. statement tbat he 1b unable to meet his 8 engagements with his Creditors: the First °, MoctlSg of Creditors to bo held at tho Supreme lf Conrt-boDse, in the Cit? of Auokland, on WBD °, NKSDAY, tho 11th day of January lnßtant, at „ 12 o'clock noon. " Dated this 6th day of January, 1882. J G. W. BASLBY, 'J Deputy Registrar. , G. T. Krktlbv, Queen-street, Auckland. Debtor's Solicitor.



Wanwa. WANTED, a Strong Lad used to tho Machine Room.-Apply Star Office. .. Wr ANTED, Squarers.—Apply to P. and YY j. MacLeod. ANTED, Good TailoJessgs, attd ai youth about 15; will bay?a chdnco of. learning business.-Apply J. Williams; iatlor, Victoria-street. . .- ■ - ■ \XT AW TED to Purchase (tor fcasK), a W Horse and ESpresß Waggon.-For ad- Arena apply StAR Offloe. WANTED, a General Servant; re ferences rec,nired.-Apply Mrs BUncoe, at F. 11. Wella and Oo.'a Bhop, Devopport. ANTED, a Rood General Servant.— Apply Mrs Frank Buckland. Romnera. WANTED, a first-class Barmaid for hotel in olty.-r-Apply Star Offlco. WANTED, a General Servant; .good wageß; neat tofffl.-Apply this office. \\T ANTED, a Housemaid —Apply at VV Wynyard Home, Eden Crescent. ANTED, for the country, a General Servant Girl.-Apply to Mra Wells, Groy-atreet, ._ WANTED; a Servant for Lake Taka puna; one who can cook and wash.— Mrs Roberton, Ootole, Upper Symonds-streot, oppoalto Reservoir. WAITED, a female Haiu Cook for a hotel at Ruaßull. Wages 12s per weok. References required.—Apply to Mra Lynch, Clanricarde Hotel. WANTED, a strong Lad tor the BaKe house, one who can mould preferred.— G. W. Wliltcoinba, Baker Ponsonby Road. ANXED.an. active Lad.—W. Falfncr, Pitt-atreet. __ - ANI'BD, 20 Bushmen.—Apply to Jarnea Baker, at Yoiing'a Fancy Paper Warchonto. Grey-street. Anokland. \*,' AJNTED, a Laundress to attend at Vf, the house every Monday. Apply to Mra J. H. Hooper, Hobßon street, before noon. ANTED, a Good Barmaid, and Barman.—Apply Auckland Hotel. WANTED, a General Servant; good Wages and small family.-Apply at once to Mrs J. Levy. 2U, Quoen-Btroot. ANTED, a respectable Youth to drive a baker's cart,—Apply to G. Kingstord, 100, Qrey-Btroot. ANTED, a smart Boy. — Apply Steward Anokland Club. ANTED, a smart Yomlg Woman for gonoral work.—Apply to Mr Dallen, Confootlonor, Qaeen-atreet. TTtfANTED, a Good Respectable Girl TT as General Servant (no waahlnK).- Apply to Mrs Confl table, llobaon-stroot, oppoiito HrGreohway's. ANTED, a Boy. — Apply /Eratcd j T Water Manufactory, Lorne-etreot. ANTED, a respectable Girl For email family. — Apply " Observer " Offlco. ANTED, a stout, active Single Man who can milk and drivo.—Apply Mr John Murray, Bank of New Zoaland. ANTED, good General Harness -lands and Hrown fadi'toro,—Honrjr Brace and Co., Limited, Higa-streot. ANTED 7 Tw« Smart Boys, about 14, at ft. Qlodhlll's, Wellesloy-Btroot. WANTED, 'lidy Girl, about 16 (to Bleop at homo.-Apply Mra Gledhlll, Wolieslevatreet. WANTED, a respectable Girl, about 11, to asalet In the oaro of two littlo children.—Addreß», T.Y., Star offloe. WANTED, Improvers ahd Apprentices, Mrs Fargie, Dress and Mantle Maker, Orey-Btreot, nearJPltt street. \%J ANTED, a Reapoctab'lo Uirl to assist Vt in housework. — Apply DO_t to Mr Pown's.Napler-streot. WANTKD, a Boy tor kitchen.—Albert Hotel. WANTED, a Smart Boy.-Apply W. __ Head, City Markofc \\J ANTED, Respectable Young Girl r T (16) for light housework; no children, no washing.—Apply 219, Qnoon-strcot. VVTANTED, a Young Girl to mind two FT children and assist In housework.—For address apply Star Offlco. \\7aNTEL>, a Boy about 14 to assist V T with horses and garden.—Apply to B. Tonka. Glenfoylo, Ilomaora. \\T ANTED, a young Girl about 15 or 16 W to aßslit with housework and two children.—Apply to Mrs Fanghy, Mormt Kden Koad, past the toll-gftto. \\J ANTED, Two Good Carpenters.— TT Apply to Mr Hy. Pitta. Davonport. WANTED, a Kespectablo Boy,— Apply Professor GUBcott, Shortland .trcot. \\7_jNTED, immediately, a Respectable > » Lad as Meisago Boy.—Apply the Mcdl cal Hall, Quoen-atreet. WANTED, a Second Waiter and useful Boy for oountry hotel.—Apply United Service Hotel. WANTED, for KawaKawa Hallway,2o Men.—Apply on the Works, or to Jas. Lark In, Newton Road. WANTKD, two Uood Painters.—Apply to Ooorge Taylor, at Mr Qrubb's, Baker, Karangahape Koad. WANTED, a General Servant who nndoretands cooking and washing.— Apply to Mrs Shera, Arney Road, Remuera. ANTED, a Gill about 12 or 14 to mako horaolf generally Udofnl.—Apply tor address to J. Uavioa, Grocer, corner of I'lit stroet and Karangahape Road. WaNTKD, good tobor Cook, man or woman (good wagoß), and throo Honßo maids (183, 16i), all hotelß, at onco.—MM Kls more'a Kegtstry, Shortland-Btreot. WANTED, General bervantand House maid (eontloinnn's house, town), and 18 othor Sorvanta, all dopartmonts (town and countrj), at once.—Mra Klsmoro'a Ucglßtry, Bhortland-strcot. ANTED, a iioy to make himself generally uuoful; must bo able to milk. — Apply to W. J. Marks, Chapel street. WANTED, a Geueral Servaut ; no washing.-Apply (In the ovanlng) Mrs Gabriel Lowlb, O'Rorke-streot, opposito Police- Btntlon. — WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply to Mrs Max Hold, Rlonmond Houbo, Pltt-streot. ; WANTED, Apprenticesaud Improvers. —Apply at ono to Mra Kirkmam, Dross makor. Vlotorla-atrcot West. WANTED, a Boy.-Apply John L. Kean. Klllott-stroot. WANTED, Shingling to do by a Rood Bhingler, at in and -Is Gd per Bqnare.— Apply by lettor to J. B. Burton, Postpfflce, Newmarket. . ANTED, Sherries in any quantity -Apply J. Wandel.Wlno Manufaotory Symonda-stioor, Anckland. ANTKJJ to Rest, Cottage of about 7 rooms In a healthy locality; gas laid on, —Kdw. Jdo Cox, Hlghßtreet. WANTED KNOWN—The Choapeat and Most Durable Dress In Auckland la now selling at J. Cosirravo and Co.'a for 3a Gd, 80.000 yards dress staff. 7jd. ANTE D, betore Saturday, 7th, tondors for the Erection of a four roomod Cottage (labour only).—Specifications to bo eoen at D. Hyauiason's, .Rangemaker, Dur ham-stroi't. A'aTf A"NTED, for Cash, 300 Dozen Gin TV andSohnapp Bottlos.—Apply Profeseor Gnscott, Shortland-Btroet. ANTED, an Eight-roomed House, within ten minutes' walk of Queen ttreot,-Apply X.Y.Z., Star office. AN Til D, early in January, an ex perlenced Servant: must be a good plain cook and laundress. Waxoß,l2a por week. —For addreß3 apply thla office. ANTED, at once, a Comfortable House, Stable, and Trap Shed ; must bo convanient to town.—Address by letter, A.8., Star offlco. ANTED, a Bituation as Companion by a lady who speaks threo languages, or an aged couple.—X. Bondry's Registry, Shortland-strcot. ANTED, Country Storekeepers to order Goodwin's Baking Powder from tholr Merchant. Ono trial will satisfy the most fastidious of its purity. Bold everywhere, in half-pound Una, at Is 3d. Weight and quality guaranteed. , ANTED, Situation as Baker.—Apply by letter, to A.8.C., Office of this papor WAJNTKD KNOWN, that E. Mltchel son & Co., No. 19. Queen-Btieet Wharf, are Boiling Malzo, Oats, Bran, Bharpa, Flour, OatmeaJ, &0.. &0., at lowest market rates. WANTED KNOWN —That the Auckland Timber Company (Limited) are Manufacturers of all description of Goods, with anparior Machinory and despatoh.—Workei Cußtom-house-Btreet West. WANTED to Sell, Mixed Paints in gallon tins; Knurl Oil, 2/9 per gallon ; Priming Paint, 5/6por gallon.—Atkinson & Co., Freoman's Bay; Wholesale Agents, Messrs F, Porter fe Co. WANTED KNOWN—There are 500 pairs of good Tweed Trousers to he sold at J. Cosgrave and Co.'a, for Ba lOd per pair. WANTED KNOWN — That the Cheapest and Best House in T»wn tor First-class Groceries is the Auckland Cash Grocery Store, corner of Queen and Grey atreets. Y\7ANTED, Empty Oil Drums in any T f quantity. Good price given by Adam Lnybonrn. Fort-street. WANTED, by Married Couple, Fur nlshed Bed and Sitting-rooms, with use of kitohen, where no other boarders or lodgers are: no attendance , close t < uueen-atroot; terms moderate- Address, Beta, Star Office, W" ANTED KNOWN, that A. Mackie has For Sale about 200 ieet of Purirl House Block.—Apply to i and 5 Durham-Btreet, WBBt. WANTED KNOWN-J uosgraveand Co. are Selling Men's Suits of the Beet Blue Senco at Ma 6d; fashionable make. viffXiJTED KNOWN, that H. Waite's »T Fruit Tins are acknowledged to be tho boat ever introduced in the colony. Thoy ro caived a flrßt prize at tho Agricultural Show he'd at Ellerelie on the 9th November, 1831. A recipe is issued to each purchaser, and tho maker's name ia Btamped on every Ud. Sold by all Ironmonsiors, and at the factory. High-street, next City Connoil Chambers.—E, WAITK, Wholesale and itet&ll Tinsmith. .



Wasted. "rtTANf'ED—Ranted- to sell aTjout 600 W New Books cheap; 12 dorffln Apple C'aieß • Engraved Wine- and Sherry Glasses, ia M^dtizen.-H; Watt, Pitt and Grey streets. Ousted nnuw«—Tnat me rxew Zealand Timber Comiian} rire Belling | all kiads 61 Timber and Building Material f, tho vert lowest rates, Very superior White Kauri, front our new bash, ]vat opened. WARTcLr, oraera lor onr ISnot*s Trousers to measure, at 13s 64: also, £ha t?OEd'(Jus BJs Baits. Ovoroaata from 40s, MarvelloaV value £A J. D. Phillips1. Cheap Tailor. 170. Qneen-street ANTED KNOWlX—That Munroafid Milllgan have Romoved from Karanga hapo Rpad to Larger and more Central Premises in HObson-stroet, near Wolllngton street. . WANTED, persons wishing to dispose of Properties to furnish me vtlti par ticulars. No sale, no'charge. Cheap Bulidifig Allotments and Small Cottages find a ready sale.—D. F. Kvons, Estate Agent, next "Herald.t Queon-etreet, ; , WANTED KNOWN, that you can Dress ■ftell for a Bmall weekly payment by golhfwto Munt-o and MllUgan. Boe advertise ment on front page. WANTED KNOWN—You will save money by purchasing at tho Auckland Ciißh Grocery Store, corner of Queen and Grey- Btroatß. : WANTED KNOWN that the Victorian I,oan and Dlsootint Agency's A&vertise- I ment appoara on ith page. 9th column, \\T ANTED KNOW JN-UUAND VV FESTIVAL MARCH and FLIRT A TION WALTZ, only 1b (Jd, at Darapler'a Branch Btore in the Market. Bain time. ANTED—Everyone to know I have Ladles' First Quality Hunting Genevas, warrantod five years, £3 each.—F. H. Lewiseon, opposite Union Bank, Auokland. ANrKO KNOWN-Tnat J. K. Lambert & Co. have opened an Auotion Mart In Wyndham-streot, oppoaito tho Stab offloe, for tho Sale of all kinds of Stores and Bottlerß* Produce. Consignees acquainting the above ot goodß coming either by boat or rail, will find every attention and oaro taken, do matter how largo or small the consignment may be. For days of sale, hob further notice. ANTED KNOWN—That Frofcsaor GuBBCOtt ia tho only Original aria Praoti oal American Herbalist in tho Colony, and also the moat expensive man to do bualneßS with. Ho requires no information; he oau decide at a glance the diagnosis ot tho oase, thereby reliev ing tho patient of a great deal of nervousness and hesitation, Try and disprove this If you oan^ __. .__. ._ WANTED KNOWN—That J. Co"?, gravo and 00. havo the Largest Stock of Hats In New Zealand to choose from, and are now Selling at Half-price. WANTED KNOWN, that Mrs Hadley has a largo Assortment of Pinafores, Children's Costumes, and Ladies' Undoroloth lng;—llobeon-Btroct.near WoUesleyatreot; _ "ANTED KNOWN, J. Halllday, Boot and Shoe Maker, Is prepared to execute all ordors In tho trade; repairs neatly and promptly done, patches put on with solu tion.—Please note the address, Aborcrombie- Btreot, fourth shop from aymonda-atreot. ANTED everyone to try Goodwill's Baking Powder; one impartial trial will provo it stronger and bettor than any Imported, I guarantee it of tho purebt rhanu faccure, and the best value for your money. Take no other until you havo glvon It a trial. Sold in half-pound Uds at 1b 3d all over tho oolony; w holcaale, by all tho merohants in town, —Manufacturer, F. GoodwiP! Onohnnga. WAHIK D, Ueaiers to Know that Paddy's Market is now fitted up with ablea and lighted with gas. Open every Satur day Morning at 9 o'olook until 11 o'clock at night, whero Fish, Settler's Produce, and Dry Goods oan bo oflorod for Bale. Spaoe allotted for amusement. No gambling or illegal games, —For hire of staud apply to Thomas Slater, Wcigh-bridgo Offloe. Lessee of City Market. ANTED KNOWN, tnat tne ventral Freehold Land and Investment Agency has Romoved to Corner Quoon-atroet and Vulcan Lane, where the Land Business in all its branohoa 1b now oarried on under the special superintendence ot Mr G. Frasor. Valuations made, surveys for land transfers effected, and titles perfected at minimum cost. No ohargo made for registering properties for Bale. ANTED, the Public to know I have determined to drivo tho Imported Bak ing Powdors out of tho Market, an* urn succeed, ing whorovor it has been tried. Tho plan 1 havoadoptodistooireryouaßotter Artiole at tho eamo prloo. Before you use any moro of the Imported, ask for a Jib Tin of Goodwin's Bak ing Powder. Sold by all tho Grocers at Is 3d; Wholesale by all the Merchants. — Manu factnrer: F. Goddwin, Onehnnga. WANTKD, two or tnrec urocers in Auckland add District to take the Agency for Nelson, Moate, & Co.'s Pure Blondcd Teas. Theee TobS are acknowledged by the Press and Publio to be tho Finest ever sold in tho Southern Hemisphere, and are guaranteod free from all-scented tea.—For particulars apply to Nolson, Moalo, ft Co., Tea Blenders and Importers, Hlgh-etrßot, Chriatchnroh. ANTED KNOWN, that Mr A. W. Gardner, M.P.S. Kng., Chemist of up wards of 15 roars' experience, and from July, 1880, till Soptembcr last with Btaarß Hharland and Co., has Openod a Pharmacy at 18i, Queon street (next Now Zealand Houso), for Dispensing Proscriptions, Compounding Family Medicines, and the supply of Pure Drags, Pharmaceutical Preparations, and General Doinestlo Requisites. ANTED KNOWN—I hat William West, corner of Wyndhara and Albert street, is prepared to Supply the Trade in its different branches of good. Cane Seat and Windsor Chairs. A good Stock of Booch Windsor in store Crdors punctually attended ia. WfANTED, tho Public to Read my V T Advertisement on Front Pago of Stab. JO H N LO W American Portrait Kooms, 13 Grey-street, ANTED, all who" are Riving their Houses a Christmas clean-up to call at J. Rondoll's, BUIGUT >N HOUSK, top of Groy- Btrcot, and soo tho Stook of Not CurtalnH, from 5s 0d to 15s; Bomo pretty designs, 34yds long, 10s 6d and 12a Od, good vblub; a lot of ChUdronß Costumes, to fit from 3 years of ago to 10. com moncing at 3a 6d, hal'-prico; Ladies do. for holiday wear, from ia lid; Whito Striped Muslin. Is lid for 12yds; Galatcas, 13d; Laoo Mltta, la por pair; [Horroek's Calico, 3s 8d dcz: Honoycomb Quilts. Sa lid; JO-lnch White Twill iheoting. la. is 3d; Dross Beiges, 7Jd. 10id( Prints, 33d. Buy a parcol and compare Country ordors oarriago paid. _^_ •yy A N TED KNOWN. CHRIBTMA3 and NKW YK\AR CARDS In m-eat varioty at the following prices: Id, i for id: 2d, 1 for Od; 3d, 5 for Is; 1d,4 for Is; 6d,4 for Is Bd and so on ; extra good valno; nice asßort mont. Also, Birthday Cords, I'orf umed Sachota, Silk Wovnn Bookmarks and Tranfors, equally ohoap. Llboral reductions to Bhopkoopors. C. MACK AY. nookßOllor flato Mackay Broa.l, Junotlon of Quoon and Groy-stroets, and at Branch Shop, Corloy's Buildings, Hofason-Btrcct, near Wei loßloy-Btroot. W ANTED KNOWN, ' OAM3 AND BACON FROM TUB BEST CUKEES, AT LOWEST MARKET PRICIC3. R E w>s> Victoria-street. ANTED KNOWN—Specially Cheap IJnea now for Bale at J. Greon's, anp thoy must bo sold 1 Ladies' Undorolothing vory ohi ap lndood; Night Drosses, 3s 3d each; Cho inißos, 1b fld eaoh; Drawers, 2i 6d per pair; Stockings. 6d pair; Blaok Brussels Net, Is yd; Blaok Spottod Not Falls, 1b (original prico was at least, 2s 6d ouch; Large Pockot Handker ohiefs, ii oach, or 3a 6d per doz; Men's Largest Linen Handkorchiofß, Is eaoh; a apoolally good lino of Ladies' Linen Handkerchief*, fld eaoh (oannotba boaton); Durable Bilk Umbrellas, 6a 3d each (very bent value); Kmbroidery, 31d yd; Real and Imitation Maltese Lace; Ladies Ruah Hats, blockod, Is eaoh; Ladles' Straw Hatß, IB eaoh (new shapes); very pretty Ladies' Fancy Baskets, Dd each; the Penny Pin Book is a wonder ot cheapnesa ; 1 paira of Mon's Brown Cotton Sooks for Is; 8 singlo pair 3Jd; Mens Extra Long Braces, lOd the pulr; Men a Belts from 6d eaoh; Mon'B Merino &nd Cotton Under vests; Men's Linen-faced Collars, 4d per box; Small Men's or Youths' Shlrta, 2a each, or three forsi9d; a fow very large Men's White Folt Hatß, is 6d each; Men's White Linon Shirts; Mon'a Linen and Cotton Hondkorchlefa; Men a Grey Cotton Stookings, fld por pair. Every thing In thort will be Bold at such prices that evon a fire would hardly reduce them.—J. Green, 85, Victorla-atreet. ANTED KAOWN—For Christmas Presents and New Year's Gifts, / SKKthk C Klootro Plato Department -°° H Clock and Watch Department O 9 Jewellery Dopartmont g < Cutlory Department S S China and Glaea Departmont 'A 3 Stationery Department ft ™ Brußhwaro Department << 55 J Perfumory Department I - O ~\ Kancy Goods Department f " Q Japaneae Department g 5 Pioturo Departmont a 9 Puzzla and Trick Department *■ Mußicallnßtrumonts Department g W Meohanloal Toys Department a S3 Doll Department g 6 Toy Department ™ vOne Shllllna; DepartmentJ i° Each departmont is reeplendont with attractions unparalleled in tho city. All goods aro marked in plain figures at prices hitherto unknown in Auckland. A considerable accession has boen made to tho stafT of servitors for the holiday season, that customers may roly upon prompti tude and civility. The Christinas and Now Yoar Cards, from Id to £1, aro surpassingly boautiful. See tho 5 Wlndowß, whloh aro but a feoblo representation of tho attractions within, of which an mspostion ia Invited irrespective of any purchase boiug made. See and poruse tho 8-pnge Catalogue of Goods in Btock.-Goodßon a London Arcade. rpO PAIN i JKKS.—Wanted, Good Brush X Hands.—Apply to Sargcaon & Road, New ton Road. Corporation Notices. <-(ITY OF AUCKLAND. DRAINAGE WORKS—OBEY AND TIIT STREETS. Tho City Cimncll will recoivo Tondcrs until 3 p.m Ot THURSDAY, 12th instant, for works ai a'oove. in tesrms of HueclficatioDS, nlans, and conditions, to be viewed at the office of the City Surveyor, Council Chambars, High-otreet. Tho Council do not bind thomsoltres to accept any tender. Tenders to be endorsed as above. P. A. PHILIPS, lown Clerk, Town clerk's Office, January i, 1882.



For Sale. _ i IFOR SALE. 2'i Acres of Green Oats, at P Mount Albert.—ApplJ- G. Battoisby, Mount Albert Post office. inOR SALE, a Fpur-horse power Sieam JP Engine anc2 Bollor, complete. Price low. -Apply to T. & H. Ooofec,- VlCtoria-Btreet, Auckland. . [nOR SALE, an Old-established Clothffig X? Business, with .nsw poos, in best part of Queen-street.—J. Pbillipg. _i. )^__ TiMJR SALE; the Lease and" Goodwill' of X? one of the Seat paying Country Hotels In the province.-Apply Bos HO, Poat-offlce, Auokland. ___________ HnOK SALE, cheap, a good Portable X? Gffits. on wheels.—4 pply to Ballantlne & Cammoll, wharf, a* M* Thomas Uesher, Stitch bary's Buildings. Queen-street. 1/UTTINGS KOR BALE. — Apply on J board barque Mar Qaeen, any day. TTIuR SALE, 1,000 Tons Ballast at Six- JH penco per ton.—Apply Professor Guscott, Shortlarifl-sireeV 1 ANGSHAN FOWLS.—For Sale, the JJ above (pore bred; alito, Eggfl.-Appiy Mr Bennoll. Storekeeper. Kllerslie. . - . GKAIAS For Sale, at Park Brewery Newmarket, Fresh every day.—D. Mo- HabandCo. TMOK SALE or To Let, at Keniuera, an' JJ eight-roomed Honbo with an aero 01 land ; ten minutes' walls from the railway BtatiOD, Also, a foar-roomed Cottage with j acre ot land,— Apply to F. J. Moss & Co., Bhorlland street. __ Pi ANOI\)KTK.— For Sale (a bargain), a Good Second-hand Piano, for £22.—At ThOB. H. Webb's, Oak Cottage HobßOn-atree^. E7ONPORT. — For Sale, & eotylv built Cottage, oa voloanio allotment, (0 rooms); oiiynqr leaving; will be sold cheap, and on easy terma.~-Oliyor Maya, Devonport. rsiO SMALL CAPI"TAUSTS.-ForSale, L a payable Clothing Business, not Tar from Auckland, lloturns, about £4,000 a-year. Btook to be taken at cOBt price. Cash down, £200, and balance on approved bills at 1, 2, 3, i, 5, and b months. A sober, industrious man can rely, on making a competency.—Apply to F. G. Ewing ton. MOUNT EDEN —House ana nine acres scoria land, within .three, miles from Post-offioe; a rare opportunity ; to bo sold aheap and on easy terms.—F. J. Moss and Co.. Shoftlana-Btrtet. 889 FOR SALK (a Bargain), a nice rarm ot ISO Aores Good Land, HoiiOe, Stable, Shed's, &c, and largo Orchard (average) return from it alone, about £70 per annnm.) There la also a good rnn for cattle joining the term. Only 14 miles from Auokland.—Apply to John Soppot, No; S, Queen-street (upstairs). TjiOK SALE (a bafgcin), 8t £100, Ten Jj Acres Fine Land In' the Village of Howick. It fronta the street, and adjoins the ohurcn pro perty. The place la fenced on three aides, and part is a paddook. Oats have been grown upon the placo, yielding 40 bushels to the acre, i'he still is fish blaok loam, and is splendidly Bltuated for fruit-growing and garden purposes. There is a beautiful sea view, the beach being only a short distance away. The place ia Woll watered, a nice little creek running throtijjh the property. To a man wishing to make a nloo home, this la a good chance. Quarter cash, and the balance of tho purchaso money oan remain, or be paid on on Land Society principles. Title under Land Transfer Act.—Apply to Publisher Etar. . O BE LEASED OK SOLD (owner 1 leaving Auckland). Private Residence of 7 rooms, with more than an acre of groundß, containing fruit and ornamental trees, a nover falllne well of water, lank, &c; frontago of 230 ft to Rutland-streot East and 180 ft to St. George's Bay Road. The house is on an elevated sito. The property occupies a moat healthy and clleaaant position, and possesses the rnral attrac tion and pure atmosphere of the country, with the advantagO.of Close prozimity to town, as the boach road to be Wade therp will in tho course of time bo a perfectly level approaoh to Queen-street-Apply on the premises; to Mr Yatea, Grocer, Parnoll; or to Mr, W. Aitken, ahortland-atreot. . TTaNTEEBUKY BACON and HAMS, \J Peak and Johnson1!! Jam, Keillor's Marma lade, Cutting Salmon, Swiss Milk, Quarter Sar dines, Teas. Sugars, Chocolate and Cocoa, American Brooms, Candled Peel, Currants (in cases), and Genoral Grocery Goods always In stock W Chas. Burton & Co.'s. No. 3, Queon stredt. NOW and Old Potatoes for Bale oneap; also Buyors of Choice New Potatoes, either Kidney or from Hotfart TovVn Seed; 1,000 Oocoa nutaatvory low prloo. . FOX SALE, all that desiraolo and com paot little Property, situated at Manzore (about 7 miles from"Auokland), containing about 11 acres, together with cottage, dairy, coWßhed, and out-houses. The soil is first-class, and can not ba surpassed: all thoroughly tlle-dralned, fenoed and subdivided into paddocks, orops, and well-sheltered orchard. Facilities for fish ing, bathing, &c Good metalled Road. A charming position for a country residence or a oapltal market garden. Price fi525.-D.Jr. Evans, Katate Agant, Queen-street {Wi) "pi O X SALE, HANDSOME VILLA, containing 12 rooms, now and wellflnished.standing on high ground. Magnificent view of Auckland Harbour (cannot bo shut out): beautiful flowor garden. All in flrst-clttßS order. A grand position, aud a real pretty plade-BlttUited nt that delightful seaside suburb, Uevonport, North Shore, about three minutoi' walk from wharf. Full particulars from D. F. Kvana, Eetate Agent, Queen-street. Tl O li SALE. PONSONBY—Splendid allotmont, havintr a frontago of 133 feet to Poasonby Torrace by 100 foot deop, all fonced and planted with choice fruit trees, flowers, vegetables, &&, together with New Cottage, woll, pump, &0., &0., for £380.—D. If. Brans, Estate ARent, Queen-street. TH (J H 13 A L. E. KNGLAND-STRKKT, Ponsonby-A ootnfor tabloelgnt-roomedHouse; verandah front and buok; splondid view of the harbour; an allot ment 41 x 100, without houses, good well,*pump, Snki So. Price, only £3C0.-D. F. Kvans, Kstata Agent, Quoon-atroet. 3J» KNGLAND-BTKKKT (near College Koad), Pooßonby—Verandah Cottage (almost new),five rooms, link, &o. Price, £25f1.-D. F. Kvans, Kstate Agent, Queen-street. j7o liiuK SALE, all that njafinificent Corner V Allotment, Franklin Road and Hnglsnd ttroot, about 91 x 101. planted with ornamental' trooß, &o. This is, without exception, tho best in the o vloinity both at prosont for a villa rosldenco, and proapectively as a grand business site.— D. V. Evans, Estate Agent, Quoen-atr^. ■■jni o X S A. L JI WELLINGTON - STRKBT -n, new. well finished and handsome Bix-rooined Uo"«y. a"ot; nient. 33 x 125; garden, &c, Pnoe, only £160, Of which £275 oan Btand at s (3(54) HBtato* Agont. Qoeen-street. IjIOK SALE, Sale-Btrect, Frccman'B Jiay, 1 House of 6 roomB; well finished, and in good order: fitted with register grates, oven, otc. £2i0.-b. JT. Evans, Estate Agent, Qneon- Btreet , «*- PUWSOi<BY KOAD-Cottago, 4 rooms, goodordor; allotmont 06 x 107 fleasehold for 32 years, Rround rent fc per acre). First rato position. Prioo only £200.-D. F. Syans, Estate Agont. Queon-stroet w^ GKaFTON KOAD. — Comfortable DwoUlng of olghtrooms, able, with good Allotment about 36 x 200. Prico, £12', of which £250 oan romain at 8 pur cent.— D. F. Kvans. Ketato Agent, Queon-street. ail ' OUNX EDEN KOAD — Splendid Business Premieoß in first-class position. The building is quite new and well finished^ gas and other comforts. A good investment. Price only £600.-D. F. Kvans, Kstate Agent, Qneen-atreet. . a*l CJUBUKBAN STOKE for Bale,-A first- O rate businoss for Balo In ono-qt the best pi Auckland suburbs; the position is second to none; a splendid opening; tall P"« oularß£? m D. F. Kvans. Kstate Agent, Auckland. 385- IVTUKTHUOTE (stokess J/oint)-Buildl. JCi ing Allotments about fifi x 250, at £60 each, M 3 lots lot £170.-D.X. Kvans, Estate Agent, I Quoen-streot. _£i Jl _ I»UILDING ALLOTMENTS—Newton r> Road, 40s; Mount Kden Ro&d, large auot ment; Wollesley-Btreet, £5; Sareflela-street, 30a; Spring-street, 20s, 2ta and Me; Wood street, 42a Cd per foot.-D. F. Kvans, Kstato Agent. Queen-Btreot. ojiRANKLIN ROAD—.Handsome Villa X 1 Rcsidonce, containing 7 rooms, scullery, etc.; thoroughly well finished, and replete with almost every convenience; splendid pojitlon. Price £530.-1). F. Kvans,Kstate Agent, Queon stroet. (337 ■ \TEWTON ROAD.—Two comfortable _1 detaohed Housoa (one of 8 rooms, and one of 4 roomB), in good order; well, oto.; on ? two allotments; to be aoliiin one lot Pnoe £525.- D. F. Kvans. Estate Agent, Queen-street. iMLENBURN, Ponsonby—Marine Villa iIX KesidencoForSile, The house consists of 2 rooms, eaoh 16 x 16, 2 each 14 xll, 118 x 12, and five Bmall bed-rooms, all fitted with gas, registers, ovens, etc. Splendid largo allotment. Sly planted with fruit trees, &0.. having frontaeos to three stroets, situated near the watergßide-grlnd view. This property ia so situated that it is bound to enhance in value. The owner is leaving this charming locality solely through bußineßß matters. Prloe, orly £675-D. F. Kvaflß, BBtate Agent, Queen-street. (321) ! TVTEW NORTH KOAD-a nice Honse JM of 6 rooms, and allotment 35 x OTO; garden, out-houses, &c Cheap. Only £330. - D.F. w.CTLn^^te^Agept^Qneen-Btreet. (367)_ PARK ROAD—Two Houses, almost now and in first-class order, containing S rooms each, registered gratOß, ovens, tanks, etc.7on allotment 60 x 190; nice garden, good position. Price for tho lot, only £550.-D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent. Qnoon-streot. (353) QUBURBAN RESIDENCE.-For Salo- O A commodious and pleasantly Bltuatod Family Residence at Epsom, containing 20 roomsf all in the most Perfect ordor, with out buildings, comprising three-stalled stable, large coaoh-houso, and other convenionoes; togathor with 7i acres of choice land, in garden, orchard, BnDa?fto°inssect, and further Information may bo obtained, on Or. W. AITKBN. riTo"SAW MILL OWNEKS, TIMBER I BOUABKBB.AND OTHERS. GOOD INVESTMENT. FOR IMMEDIATE BALE, 99s Arres Good Land, one mile from Railway Teminus. Goodrlver communication. About Rnn 000 to 700 000 feet Kauri npon it. Large qnan- Ko: TMree, Purirl, fit for Bleepers. posia-or firewood. Unusual facilities lor getting out junk Umber. a^oTKroT^TeoUey, Solicitor, Queen-atreot. ______*____. £?1 t'% -Jl'O 4'IIKW LENT on Buildinj? "3& JL " Society principles, or on other terms to suit buiTowera. Monies and Loans nego tiated. Sco List ot Properties for sale on fourth naKe. Six por cent- allowed on money deposited lor investment. -C. Williamson, Lanfc Estate and Financial Asent, Vuicaa L£»e,



j To bet. TO _ffl<ot_lCASE, Shop and Dweltag-houie, Commanding aitimtloti. - Apply M* Heatfl, Upper_gymondß^treet. - mO LET, a handsome newly erected Comjneat Pfece. . , - fjWBE LET, an eight-roonied Ho«sem 1 Franklin Koad. -Apply to J. Horon, CoWngwsod-atreet. mo LET, with immediate possession, a per week.—Apply Wm. Adame. , TO LET, a very convenient Double Shop and Dwelling In Usper For particulars, apply to D- IT. Kvans, Hatate Agent, Queen-street. TO LET, Symonds-street, a desirable House of 7 rtfoca,, outhouse, fco.; gooa well, nice garden, very Ceßirable.— Apply to v. F. Evans, itßtato Agent. Queen' Street. rriO LET, two New Shops^onC at the 1 corner o£ Howe-street and Karangaaere IWafl, and the other adjoinlng.-Apply to Mr Walkfcr, Batcher, Karangahape Road. O LET, '& two-storied House and Shop, with fittings; gaß laid on and water-next to Auckland Dairy, Uobson-otreet, Kent,£l per week.—Apply on the premises.- . TO LET, a five-roomed Cottage in Day street, off Berestoid-stroet.-Apply 310, Queen-Btrest, mO LET, Two Offites, first floor, newly A done up.-Apply Mutual Llle Association of Australasia, 81, Qneen-atreet._ > 5 LET, Four-roomed House, with sculler?. Upper end of West Queen-atreet (ithhou&o from Hobflon-streot).-Apply J.Finlay, corner Bhop. ___ TO LET, a New two-roomed Cottage,— J. Ballantine. Tlctorla-atreot. riMJ LET, a eomfoitable six • roomed A House ; good NTaU. large allotment ; situate St. Mary's Koad, Ponsonby.-Apply J. B. Morpeth. No. 30, N.Z. Insurance. _, TO BE LET, for oDe or more years, a vetf flesirable Reaidenoo, within easy dis tance of town. Tfca house is new. containing two largo public-rooma, flro bed-rooma, dress ingroom? Bath-room and tltchenj.there.are atables, coach-house, &o.; aboot c£hi aores of paddocks, all well-fenced.- Apply to J. ffi. ft J. Mow Dray, Land Agentß. & Qaeen-Btreet. .. TO BE LET, 11J acrc3 Volcanic Land, two miles from town, cleared, fenced, and laid out in paddocko and orchard, and well watered. There is a S-roomed House on tae ground, also stablea and convenient outhouaes, I railway Btation ia within 200 yards of the house, and'busßes pass to and fro about overy honr.-Apply to F. G. Kwington. TO LET, those commodiona Business Premises in Symonds-atreet lately in the occupation of J. Heape; suitable for large ÜBOOERY, DRAPBRY, Or IRONMONGERY bUfii aees.-App.yto H _ AsHTON & SON , House, Land, and Estato Agents, g, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. Educational. rriHis MISSES BANK'S SCHOOL will 1 Re-open on Monday. January^.-Lessons n Muslo,|Drawings, Fienoh. and Wax Flowers, f required. Oholmley Honsg^Yjneent Lanfe_ MUSIC I MUSIC!-Mr Thos, H. Webb, of Oak Cottage, Hobaon-stroet, (rill rosume Teaching on Tneuday next, January Oih. Vacancy for puplla. . Hit USIC. — MES Bbvitt, Teacher of IYX Mnalo and Singing, will resuma nor iutios on Monday, 9th January.—Parnell Kino. Tenaers. A LEXANDKA BRIDGE. Tenders wUI be reoeired at this office up till loon of WEDNESDAY, tho 18th January, 1882, or the Construction of a Bridge aorosa the Weivo. River, near Alexandra, In terms of planß, ipcciflcations. and conditions to be soon at the ?ostoffice, Alexandra, and at this office. ' Tenders to be addresaei to Chlof Surveyor, a-ucklandvlor Oohtraot Na 83. The lowest or aDy tender not necessarily Moeptad. pfiROY SMITH (Per Wm. C. X.), Chief Surveyor. Survey Offloe. Auokland, 16th December, 1882. rpo BUILDERS, &C. Tenders are Invited until noon ot SATUR -OAl', 11th instant, for tho Kreotion of a plain nexpensive Cottago in Queen-Btreet, Onehunga. For particnlars apply to Mr Stevenson, One mnga. TO LABOUKEKS.—Wanted Tenders to level three allotments in Wellesley-stroet, jppoßite Sale.street. Plans, &0., to bo seen on ho ground, every evening, between 5 and f j'clock, up to the 6lh January, 1882. The lowest 3r any tender not neooEsarlly aoceptcd.—John Lcckie. _____ rTIENDERS wanted to Build Addition JL to Hoase. — Apply McKinnon, Mount street. TTTRITTEN TENDERS will be received VV by the undersigned np to January 11, ;882, for Leasing Allotment No. 31, ot Section 2, n the Parish of Takapuna, containiog 11 acres, iltuato on tho North Shore, near the new Dock, md known as Point Stanley, for any term from ' to 60 voars. Conditions of lease may be nspected at the offloe of W. Flood. The lowest >r any tender not necessarily aocepted,—A, W i J'NeUI, oare of W. Flood, 28, Shortland-street. TENDERS are required until noon of SATURDAY, 7th inatant, for the Ereo ion of two Verandahs. Particulars at Half naDn' Bßnllding^ THOMAS H. WHITE, Arohiteot, yiO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. Tenders ore required for the Erection of a louse, at Newton, by noon of WKDNffiSD^Y, Ith inst. Plans and, specifications at my office, Wm. Jas. DALTON, C.8.. Arohiteot and Surveyor, S9,and 10, N.Z, Insurance Buildings. nn O BUILDERS. Tenders will be received by tho undersigned intilnoonof TUESDAY, January 10th, for tho Completion of a Conorete Villa in the Ponsonby Etoad. Plans, &c, at my office, Quoen-Htroot. P. HKRAPATH, Arohitoct npO BUILDERS Tenders ■will be received nntll noon of 3 ATURDAY. January 14, for the Krootlon and Completion of Banking House at Levuka, Fiji, 'or tho Corporation of the Union Bank of Australia (Limited). Plans. &c at my office. The lowest or any tender not neocsßarlly ICOCPtOd< EDWARD BARTLEY. Arohiteot. >-nO BUIJUDBRS. Tenders will be received until aoon of riIURSDAY, January sth, for reinstating Mr Jloan's House, Broom*, to* BAjmxr> Arohiteot.: rp O BUILDERS. Alternate tenders will bo roceivod until noon )f SATURDAY, the 7th of-January, for the jreotion ot a Conorete or Brick Factory, in Flans, &c, at Nos. 8 and 9, South British 3hambOrS" EDMUND BELL. Archltoot. _ T| O B U I L D E R H, Tenders will bo rocolved np to noon of MON OAY, January 9th, 1882, for the Erection of Sath Pavilion, Dwelling-house, Shods, &a, at Lake Rotorua. Plans, &0., at our offices, Qnoen-atreet. KDW. MAHONKY & BON, ArohitocM. TH O BUILDERS. Tenders will ba received np to noon on 3A.TURDAY, the 7th of January, for tho Jrontion of a Block of Warohousos in Fort itrnet. Plans, Sec, at our offices, Queen-Btroet. EDW. MAHONEY & SON, Architects. Mecucai. UUBLIG NOTICE, The Golden Mobtar (late P. F. Martlnßon'a), jppoalto Fitt-street, Karangabape Road, New ion, will in future be carried on under the man igement of T. P. Mobban, from the City of fiereford, England. Try Morgan's Great Nerve Tonic. THE FACT IS NOW ABSURED THAT INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, CIIKONIO miONClimS, ASTHMA, THROAT AND LUNQ COMPLiINTH, NKKVOUB AMD WASTINO DISEASES are permanently relieved, the worst symptoms arrested, and a healthy re action produced by AICKIN'S BYRUP OF KUOAIjYPTUS With HYl'ut'JiUsPHl'i'itH uf Hmh: ANli QUININH. These great reaults are owing to the combination of NBRVE AND BRAIN TONICS that lend increased sustaining powers to the invalid, added to which is the SPECIFIC ACTION of the Encalyptus on the mucus mem branea, whereby the air passages are cleared of unhealthy secretions in a natural manner. Daily evidence is afforded of the per manent resuscitating action of this iciuedy—bo that all who sutler Bhould at oiioo make a trial of its eminent proper ties. The Eucalyptus Syrup Is moderate in price, and within the reach ot all who need it. It is a pharmaceutical combina tion of tonio altaloidb.-witu hypophos phitea.and r.ot a aocrat nostrum. Hcgistcred and ea«>tt«d tinder "Tho Trades Marks Registration Act," by Graves aiokj.^, Tho Pharmacy, Auck land, '"holeaalo' Agent; lag Hs?/ Zealand Dbuq Co:'.? ant.



WILL the person who held the money in Sweep on the Grand Stand Handicap, winner drawn by N.H.W., oblige by leaving the money at Kidd'a Commercial Hotel, Short landßtreot. WANTED, the Stakeholder of a Sweep (2oa) on the Steeplechase, drawn close to the Judge's Box, to call and pay it to J.N., at tho Metropolitan Hotel. HE Young Man who held a Pound Note on Tuesday, on the Steeplechase, will oblijje by leaving it at A. N. Abbott's, as he is well-known; if ho dooa not, he will be treated aa a rogne.—C.S. WILL the party who took a lady's Bag from the counter of Taylor's Boot Shop. Queen - street, pleaee return same ao soon as possible to save further trouble, na they are well known. ~\\i tILL the Boys who removed the Box TT from tha Bteps, Lower Nelson-street, kindly return the same to Messrs Winstone Broß., Customhoufe-street, at onoe, to save further trouble. I HAVE found my friends at the Wark worth Hotel, Mahurangi. Splendid accom modation. Beautiful scenery.—G. F. Booh, Proprietor. _______________ X_osti and Founa. LOST, oa Monday la3t between the Domain and Brown-street, Epsom, a Lady's Gold Watch, Number known.-Findor rewarded on leaving Etlme at Mr Hogg's, New market. . ___. LOST, oa the .Racecourse, a .Munch of Keys.—Fiuder will bs rewarded by returning them to Mr Kohn. Jeweller, Qaoen streok _ LOST, on Moaday evening, in the Rail way train, r. Lady's Satchel withi Opera Glaw and Bridie,—Kinder rewarded at tnis office. _______.- OST AND FOUND-Thc place you can get Good Bilver English Levers for £5, warranted for two years.—if. H, Lewisaon, opposite Union Bank, Queen-street, jf»l REWARD.—Strayed from Rich -3&-L mond. a Brown Filly; small white star en forehead 5 branded JW on ohoulder.—J. Blllington, Freeman's Bay. Public, Notices. "pONSONB? HIGHWAY DISTRICT. "DOG RKGISTBATION ACT, 1880, AMEND MENT ACT, 1631." AU Dorj within the Ponsonby Highway Dis trict require, under the provisions of tho Above Acts, to be Registered. Annually, on tho first day of January in each year. The Registrar of Dogs, duly appointed by the Trustees of the Ponsonby Highway District, is Mr Thomaß Lake, ana the place of registration 1b Mr Lake's resi dence, Prospect-Btreet, near the Hall. J. H. FIELD, .-airman. Ponsonby, December 28,1881, TMPORTANT -VTOTICE. W, C. DEHNKS, Having purchase, of L. D. Nathan and Co. their entire Stock of HOME SHUTTLE SEEING MACHINES, I am prepared to offer, nt Greatly Reduced Prices, both Hand and Tbbadle Machines. GREAT MACHINE DEPOT,' Queen-street. jG*_A. T3ARQUE LOCH URJB, J9X3W ■£> FKOM LONDON* £9KyD^ All Accounts against the barquo ■a""*™ Loch Urr must be rendered in duplicate to tho undersigned by noon TO MORROW (Friday), the Oth instant, or they cannot be recognised. TUB NSW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO, (UKUTKD), Agents, Auckland, January 5,1882. „---. . •> NOT ICB.—We beg to notify that onr place of Business will bo CLOSED from Friday, December 23rd, 1881, to Fkiuay, January 6th, 1882, Letters, parcelu, etc,, may by left with tho Caretaker on the premises, or at Mr Bvitt's, next door.—W. H. Shakospdar and Co., Queen-street, Auckland, C>EAD, MARK, AND LEARN I JAMES Kkld"& SONS, Hobson-atreet. OABINKTMA-EKS, SPIRAL TuRNEBB, AND UPHOLB7-B-RS, Wish to call the attention of the pnbllo to their due display of Furniture now on exhibition at their spacious warerooms. Customers liberally dealt with. Having introduced steam power, they are able to Bupply all articles lower than any other shop In town. iy c x x c is. AU Accounts againct the Northern Club, end ing 31st December, 1881, to be rendored at onoe. -HENRY KVANS, House Steward. WATCBES! Watches! Waltham's, Waltham's English Levers, Bnglißh Levers (warranted), from S3 5s to £6 105,-Jas, Adams, Victoria-street, AKKIV-ED— 20 Ladies' Gold Hunting Genavaa for £6 10s, warranted for five years.—F. H. Lewisaon, Watchmaker, Queen- Btreet, Auckland. -\rOKTHCOTB LAND, ESTATE, AND J_l GKNBRAL COMMISSION AGENCY, No. 10, South British Insurance Chambers.— Choice Building Sites to be Sold or Let on long Building Leases. Assistance to Build, it required.—T. Forgham, Agent, residing High burn, Northcoto. INDIA AND CHINA TEA WAREHOUSE, NO. 95, VICTOEIA-STEEET. Choice New Currants, ox b.b. Sorata New Valenclas, ex Oiient ljib boxes New Figs, ez Orient 17 cases Moning and Fancy Teas, ex May Queen atoning Sif tings, in lb parcels only, at Is 4d per lb, as soon as landed 10,000 Fine Cigars, seven for Is 6 oases Tobacco (Virginia), at la Gd per lb (Bankrupt Stock) 10,060 Swiss Cigars-, at 23 Od per bundle English Sauco, at 6d par bottle 151 i-olicste Choice Assortment of Indian Teas . 500 boxes First Crop China Teas, inoludtaK a line of the Finest in the largest Shipment ever mad* to the Australian Colonies . Tbuiis Cash. ■pRKDK. \y_tl-KHBAD, TEA MERCHANT & GENERAL IMPORTER, 95. VIOTOBIA-BTBB-T. X OPPENHEIMER & CO., X CUSTOM-HOUBE-STREET, Auckland, Are taking orders tor the Amorioan Fenolng Company's Steel Barb Fence Wire The Cheapest and Best in the Market, at £42 10 3> PKR TON for Pftlntoa' £AA PER TON for Galvanized. Duty Paid and Free, Delivered at Wharf, Auckland. For terms and full particulars apply to OPPENBEIMER & CO,, | XCOBTOM-HOUSK-BTREKT, W Auckland. J\. % »TE are goiDg to R. French's Royal Tea W Mart,Karaoßa_aj>e Road, where wo get beautiful Freeh Butter and lovely Tea. j RAIAPOI WOOLLEN MANUFAC TURING COMPANY (Ln-mtD). AUCKLAND WAREHOUSB, FORT-STREET. Robbbt Fry, appolntoa Agent for Provincial Dlstrlot of Auckland. /IUKISTMAS PKJJS-NIS.I \J CHRISTMAS PRKSBNTSt ~ I HENRY PKTRY, JEWELLEB AND DIAMOND SETTKBi Viotorla-street (A few steps from Queen-Btteet, oppw*to Royal N 8.-H.P. has a choice 8 took of the Latest Novelties in Jewellery, Watonea, eto., suitable for Christmas Presents, always on hani, Re pairs neatly oxecated on the premises, and orders promptly attende* to. T. & H. C O O X E, . FURNITURE, B-DDING, AND CARPET WAREHOUSB 123, QUEEN-STRKBT, At'CKtAKD. Adjoining Bank of Now Zealand. We lnvito the attention of Ladles and Gentle men about to turnisti to our Large and Woll seleoted Stook of Urawlng-room, Dtotog-room. and Bed-room Fumlturo; JApa» X 8 B 8u » hi indb for Verandahs; Iron Bedsteads, Kapok PK^Tanelsi 1 file^«M iS^SS'etW^s^M application, .. _ . ' I_bor_l Diaooant to Cash PorohaSOM. AU Goods delivered tree to town. T. & H. COOKE, , 123, Qir%KN.3TKK3ET, . Aajßlßlng tie BRnK oJ Kew.-2eaj6l»»j. . • * ■



Kcolesiastlcai. jfl T. SEPULCHRE'S, Kyber Pass.— 9 Fouat of the Kpiphany, Friday, Jan. 6 (to- {■ morrow). Holy Communion, 8.30 a.m. N.B.— ,HB Evening Sorvloe transferred to Epiphany H Church, 7.30. Bible Class at Epiphany alter |H service. , {■ EPIPHANY CHURCH, West Nowton. H -Eighth Anniversary. Evening Bervioe, M with Sermon, To-morrow (Friday), at 7.50. fl| Auctions. __^ H TO-MORROW, 11 O'CLOCK A.M. jfi MARKET-DAY. . jS ARTHUR'S POULTRY, PRODUCE, |8 FRUIT, AND GKOCKKT «B AUCTION MARKET. » I'OULTItY YARD. ■ If owls, Tnrkers, Ducks, Geeae, PlgeonSr Can* ]H arles, Fancy Birds. Small and fcuoklng Piß»> « PRODUCE AND UKOOKRX M DKI'AKTMKNT. MB Qood Table Potatoes (sssorted kinds), Cabbage, ■■ Onions. Herbs. Peas, Beans, Walroa and ;BJ Canterbury Cheeae. Beef, Taranaki Pat ■ Batter (in pioklo). Salt Bntter.Baoon, Hanu, E| Lard, Flour, Oatmeal, Bran, fiharps, Oats, U FRUIT.-Cherries. Plums, Apples, Peaches, » Pears. Bl GROCKRIKB, fee—Tea. Sugar, CofiSeO, Rloe. .11 Oomflonr, Vestas, Btaroh, Blue, Soap. ffl Candles, Biscuits, Lollloa, Paint, White lm Lead, OU, So. fM FURNITURE DEPARTMENT. kg OH BALE nuVATKLY : ■ H A Lar«o ABSortment of acnoral FurntabioK VS Goods, a Ruporlor Mangle and Waghlim M Maohiue, Piano, American Orgaw, Btoves. ■ New Sids Saddles, eewiiig Maohtaeß, Otos H and Earthenware, Mattlng.Hearthrugß, «c H Large Magio Lantern and SUdeß (bat little I used). ' n TO.MO.RKOW. y W. DOWDBN g TJfTILL nell by auction, at tho Jtofam ■ W Mart, ao-moncw ilm- H lay), at 11 o'clock, if 10 tons Prime Tablo Potatoe* ffl aX 8 O We?.O 0n tfoloTcne f ie.O ft tm«a | Sharps, Bran, Maize, Barley W MO I-lb Tins Coffee. Washing Boda 30 tons First Quality Flour.ln Baota TO-MORROW. AT SIB BIN'S MART, at U o'oloclc PRODUCE, GROCERIES, AND SUh DRIBS. TO-MORROW. THE SETTLER? AUCTION MART, Opposite tho STAB Office m Wyadbam-street. J. R. LAMBBRT AND CO. WILL 801 lby auction, To-morrow, at 11,30. Poultry Prooßce of all kinds „„,_.„, Oftta. Bran, eharps, and Oatmeal. TO-MORROW, At 12 o'clock noon. CABBINEsT TAYLOR ' \ m-rrTTT sellbv auction, at their Central , W AneUon Mart. Queen^treot.To-morrow 'Friday) at 12 o'clock Sharp, ,s WBBBtJ Oatmeal. Flour, Chaffi jhop Counter, other Sundries, &o.« «o> CARBINES & TAYLOR, Auctioneers. t f SATURDAY, 7TH INSTANT, | ELLERSLIB. B. C. GREENWOOD . WILL offer lor Sale the. following | perfect Lady's Hack). ■ , -■- R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. , . | . _ W. 8. COOHBAHB. M \ MONDAYj^ANUARY 9. 3ADDLERYI__SADDLEBYi | T H|oomt^&^AA^ I Brushoe, &c.. SAMUEL COCHRANB & BOW, r Auctioneers. '■_ ; W. B. COCHKAMB. TJAB. DAOWI ; THURSDAY, JANUARY Ii DRAWINS ANDDINING-ROOM SUITES, PIANOFORTB, ii SVALNUTFURNITURE, WARDROBE, HOUSEHOLD FUKNIXUKB, j HORSE, HARNESS, AT EPSOM. TIHE snbscnbers hare recelWd tog™* ■ .jr^so^Cffl^t^ ...-■ 'Vk^WHbLE OF HIS HOUSEHOLD *V* nil Also, Carriage Horse, Saddle ana Briflle, Haraeeß. Tools, FOWIS, ftC, &Oo CftUlogues on application. SAMUEL Co"cHRANB & SON,* j AaotioMCS.ii MONDAY, JANUARY 9. '. 3HIPS' STo^B^^^^ll4l^^^ Biscuits, Preserved Meat, Presenred P^lf*^ toes, Ale, Stout, Rnm, Cofte, Butter;, ,;; Raisins, Candles, Ship's CbtfflsOTWtW) , t &c, &c. E. & A. ISAACS WILL sell by auction, at thefeiSlioreiii Qaeen-BtPJet, on Mondar next, Jt^mV A QUANTITY OF THE ABOVK> j CO HALF-CHBSTB T«A, ex OoronuwW ! 50 do do do exMallbont 123 PACKAGKS-Sauce, D CandH %«&*} i| Canary, Hemp, and Rape Bo«d: BaliM* | Powdor, Lonsters, Oream TwurjiNfUpi, ; |H Wrapping Papers, &0,, So., 80, j E. &A. ISAACS, i | Merchants ana Anctioneem, Oj TUESDAY, JANUARY 10. , t . j|| THE DU R H~A~M YABDB.' 1 WOOL, SKINS, AND HIDBSi 1 At 10.30 o'oloofc I HUNTER & NOLAW^^^^ 1 TUESDAY, JANUARY 10. I Marble Wash»tßnd7,"DuchesH Se», StooJs, I Telescope Dining Tables, Whtfapw, I WorkTaWe*. t '-'. H Bird Cages, OU V^W1, P»*Wf ««, 1 GABBmLLtWm | TXAS received instroctionß to seU^tUa . I H StorTontte above date, at Utff<* fl ■7^CABKBOfABOVJIGOODB,jM?I»«aefI. | WEDrnfSDAY, JANUaIy 11. | TRADE SALE Oi '< Ex Orient and Loch Vi i. ! GABRIEL liKTil?f|jp ' . '{ *:'■ .y Aucaooeer.'. j ; (Oonttnuod onFoartfa Vstfo), < »