rjTjTformation and have A complete tnonth - „ oxaminfag tbo country^ and as fainioc the particular beforo the •Sfflk Place. He had thought it right t co fully into the question of the amount ot publicity which had been .[.en to this proposed sale, because he Xoueht a misapprehension existed on the •nhiect.While, as regarded the snggeation ""'they should defer the sale, could only* repeat that the t of tho law compelled thorn to 12 months before the expiration of the , aa( i that, therefore, there was no a unless they chose to break the law i had been passed by Sir Geoige Grey's rrtmient. ;. George Grey said that he might be 1 ennittcd to state that the Govern j <-nd acted in entire mistake of the ' * . ;it had been alluded to. It inctly said that the land was I to be put up with tho np }al of tho Government, not with that Kny Waste Lands Board. With the ~|r & took of it, it seemed to him that it I very probable that Parliament would he another system of dealing with those I, and that'they would not -have them |np simply for pastoral purposes* He leved it quite possible to have a series I pastoral runs upon quit rent, I, supposing them to be of 5,000 $6,000 acres of area, a largo number of 11-to-do families could be settled upon In at a fair quit rent, and without any fcpetition at all. Out of the whole of fije runs at least 1,000 families could {settled comfortably under that systom. mas tho system pursued at the Cape ot Sbd Hope, and it was distinctly opposed [the one that the Government pro-' led. Now the law said that tho j ivernor should approve of the land beforo , was put up, and as he in this matter I presented the people tiie new Parliament m a right to say whether ho should be feed to do so or not." Tho duty did not it upon the Waste Lands Board at all, Krc was an entire mistake npon that }3iit. »Ir Hall explained he had only said that |c Waste Lands Board had only the right approving ttio conditions, ffilr George Grey went on to say that ho fought the question a Ministerial one.nnd tot Doing so it conld hardly be denied that | was only fair and just to allow fc new members of Parliament to exercise fyoice upon it, seeing that it affected the ftlfare and happiness of so large a rtumber I people. Ho felt satisfied that if the fcvernment carefully considered this fitter, they would feel it was one upon ftich Parliament ought to be heard, fer it iis quite possible many of the represcnta fires had beon instructed by their consti fonts with regard to It. It was a question I policy, which Parliament ought to decide, lien hie further said that the notice ns not a fair one, inasmuch as it did not Bow sufficient timo to people wfco contefn ilntcd purchasing t<j visit the land. The ivcrtisement, too, should have stated the fte of the runs, how they were divided, fid also given some estimate of the value of Be improvements in each, so that intending jnrchasers might know the amount of ioney they were expected to provide. As lon as be saw the Gazette- notice § the 31st ho had come straight on 1 Auckland, and he believed he could Ibniit a plan which he thought would be ifiuitely better for tho people, and that was | restrict purchasers to one run each. ,|nder the present systom thore was nothing 1 prevent tho original proprietors buying tcK all their land, and they started with an Ivantago conferred on them by the un iown -valuation. It was quite kcly that edeh of these large proprietors ould give » very considerable sum for le first part of his run that was offered, id thus having discouraged competition, ould easily secure the remainder at a less rice, so that his average would not be :ry high. -Ha felt sure that the more lieI ie conditions were looked into, the c would they be "found adverse to ale of humble circumstances who were ions of acquiring small runs. The Go uncut had still ttic power to prevent all , and it was clear that they had a mis rehension of the power devolving npon a. [r Hall: I understand that sub itially. Sir George, you propose an en !y different mode of dealing with these Is, ir George Grey: Qh, no, sir. I only ioso that Parliament should have opportunity of considering, and ealing with this question, in which the le of the people arc interested, and dally people in humble circumstances, ly ask that tho new Parliament should 8 the opportunity ' of considering ther another method should not be Dtcd of dealing with the. runs. i Hall pointed ont that during the last years the opportunity had beeu open, that no one had shown a disposition to 1 himself of it. It was perfectly well ivn that the lands were to be put up this way. The Government could ily be asked to.disregard the law on the subject. Sir George Grey rejoined that he and others who thought with him considered that the matter would not have been very favourably considered in the old Parlia ment, but that the new Parliament, re turned upon a wider basis, was more likely to act differently. Mr Hall replied that he had every confi dence in the judgment of the new Parlia ment, which, he had no doubt, was an ex cellent one, but ho had not seen in tho re ports of the speeches of the new members, any expression of a desire to teview the arrangement made in 1877. Sir George Grey said, apart from this, it was constitutional wage that when a new Parliament was elected it should be called together at the earliest possible moment. Mr Hall regretted he had to differ from Sir George Grey on this point also, fie did not think that constitutional usa^c required any such thing. After some further discussion, Sir George Grey remarked that the vote might be deferred by the Government delaying to gain the Governor's consent. Mr Whltaker and Mr Hall, in replying, pointed cat that they were bonnd by tho Act of 1877, and that the people of Austra lia and New Zealand had been invited to attend the place of sale at a given date. Sir George Grey retorted that as the notices had only been sent on January 25, a tolegram could easily be sent announc ing the postp'oument of -the sale, and that Parliament could be immediately called together.. ' Mr Whitaker said that Parliament could not bo assembled sooner than March. Sir Georgo Grey contended that Parlia ment could be asssmbjed within ten days. He felt sure that if this method of dia- { posing of the runs were pursued it would allow capitalists to become possessed of them. He felt it to be one of the greatest hardships that had ever been inflicted on the country. No one would run the risk of. journeying to Otago when he was unaware of the conditions. . . Mr Hall: Any man of business would go upon the run and look at the improve ments for himself. Sir George Grey : I have had no time. Mr Hall: You have had the notice since December, and that should be enough for any man of business. Sir George Grey said that the advertise ment in its vagueness was enough to make one laugh. . Mr Hall remarked that a man of business would have acted upon it, instead of laugh 'Mr "VVhitakcr pointed out Itliat the im provements were limited to tnose of threo yeara duration. ' Mi Hall then said that ho would bo very dad to submit the recommendations of the deputation to the other members of the Cabinet, and he was quite sure they would receive the full share ot the consideration to | which they were entitled. He had thought it best, however, to state h> own views. Sir George Grey in reply merely remarked that the subject should be considered. Mr Sheehan wished to make a faint pro test to the statement that the Act of 77 was the Act of the Grey Government. It natt been drafted by the 'previous Government, and they (the Grey Ministry) took it up by virtue of an arrangement made with tne members for the provinces of Otago and Canterbury. If he remembered aright the clauses fixing the Sale were inserted upon amendments moved by the Hon. Mr Kol- Feston. , , , Mr Hall did not think, that that ab solved the Government of the day from responsibility. If they had objected to any part of it, itwas quite optional for them to have dropped or withdrawn if. The fact was that the attorney-General, Mr Stout, carried it through tho Lower House, and Colonel Whitmorc had carried it In the Upper House. Mr Bneehan said that they were com mitted to it, and they had to get it through as best they could. It would havo been a risky thing to have dropped it. Sir George Grey said that the Bill was first of all carried, and that lie protested against it, but itwas forced on entirely by the runholdcrs. Mr Whitaker remarked that there were only fiye runholders in the House at that time. Mr Hall said that the Grey Government could have recommended the Governor not

to assent to it, bat that they had actually advised him to assent to it. • Sir George Grey answered that at that time ho was involved in a dispute with the uovcrnor on a constitutional point, in re gaul to which he had been afterwards (shown to be right) and that the only way of obtaining necessary supplies of ttiotiey from the Governor was by obtaining his assent to this measure. The Bill had got into such a utate that it eottld not 1«e dropped, and in committee amendments were made in it to which he objected. Mr Hall, in conclusion, said as he had previously stated, ho was to lay the matter before the. Cabinet.

Sir George Grey ; I shall no\V ask you to present a petition to the Governor, ol- as this matter appears not likely to be settled for some time, praying him to assemble Parliament.

Sir George Grey then handed to Mr Hall the following petition: "To His Excellency the Governor of Ne,,. Zealand. We, the undersigned ittembors ol the House of Representatives, beg most respectfully to submit for Youl1 Excellency's Consideration the expediency Of convoking the new Parliament before the end of the financial year which terminates on the 31st March next. The reasons for making this application to Your Excellency are that the representatives of the people of Now Zealand, elected as they have been for the first time on a wider population basis, should have the earliest, possible opportunity of dealing with the finances of the colony and giving statutory effect to the popular will in res^ pect of many important questions whiiih deeply affect the public interest. Wo de sire most earnestly to assure Your Excel lency that we do not make this application in the interest of any political party, and vje venture therefore to hope that your ExdellencjMcay deem it atlvisabliffor the rcaiona above stated to summon the members ot the new Parliament for desl patch of business before the expiration of the new Parliament for despatch of business before the expiration of the present financial year,—(Signed) G. Grey, Frkdkbick J. Moss, Joseph A. Tole, B. Harris, A. J. Cadman, John Shskhan."

Mr Hall: I will forward it to tho Ga vcrnor.

The members of thedeputation then toek their leave.

DEPUTATION OF CONGREGA TIONALISTS AND BAPTISTS.

A deputation, consisting of Capt. Daldy, the Hey. J. Robertson, M.A., and Mr W. H. Lyon, as representing the Congrega tionalists, and Mr Chambers and Mr Peer ing 11. Matthews, Baptist deacons, then waited upon tho Premier for the purpose of pointing out to him certain disabilities under which the bodies which they repre sented laboured with respect to the solemn!. sation of marriage, and the management of trust property. It was stated that up to the present year, certificates were issued to ministers to solemnise marriage after certifi cates had been received from any officers cf the denomination to which they belonged, but that now each minister was required to have the certificate from two members ot the congregation, so that those who had no settled cbargo were debarred from offi ciating. These were the instructions received from the Registrar-General.

Mr Wliitaker pointed out that the Regis trar had evidently then misread tbo Act, ,ina-iunch as it clearly stated that the certi ficates of any two pincers of tho denomina tion would be sutticicnt,

Captaia Daldy then complained of the state of the law with regard to church property, showing in doing so that the Wcsloyans, Presbyterians, and Anglicans through their constitutions en joyed advantages which Baptists and Con grcgationalists did not possess. He argued that those bodies should be placed on the same footing with regard to their proper ties as friendly societies or companies.

The Premier promised to lay the matters before the Colonial Secretary and obtain full consideration for them.

The deputation then withdrew,

OTAGO V. CANTERBURY.

(PKB PBESS ASSOCIATION.)

DUNEDIN, Friday. THE day's play closed :-Otago, 153 in tho first innings; Canterbury, six wickets down for 43 runs.

DUJSEDIN, this day,

Play commenced at two o'clock, F, Fowler was caught without altering the score. E. Fowler made 14 rapidly. The present state of the score is eight out for 78, Ashby, not out, 20.

Latest.

Canterbury are all out for 91. Ashby played a painstaking innings for 34. C. Frith took two wickets for no* runs, but his brother was punished to-day.

THE AUCKLAND EVENW - STA& SATmtBAI>r FJPRMfiY 4



. Wanted. WAftf E_). d Good General Servant;— Afcply to Mrs James Dickey, City ttoad. - ANTfcr), a good Wonian Cottk;— Apply at tho Uood Hope Dining-rooms, WoUesief--Btte'ili Kdat. L _ . ._. WANTED, Two Bootmak"ers foi: SSwed Work; highest wages and constant employment to steady, competent hands.—L. Wilson's Bootmaker, dpposlte Messrs Hellabye" Shortland-stra'oti • .- ANTED, Two Good Pick and Shtivfcl Men .-Apply to C. S. Wright, builder, Upper Unlon-Btreet, 1 ANTED) a Kespectable Woman to take charge ot tour children and act as housekeeper.—Apply to Fred Hihton; Xaupiri Coal Depot, BreaKwater. . W" ANTED* Two Good housemaids for the country.—Apiily Aurora Hotel, Vic toria-street . WANTED, a Good Joiner, —Apply to W. J. Bayora, Mary street, Mt; Eden, W ANTED, an Industrious, Steady, Blcgle Man, able to sroom, milk, and garden.—Apply offloe of thla pajior. WANTED, a Good Geiioral Servant; references required,—Apply to Mrs Charles Kelsey, Devonport, North Shore. ANTEDTlmniediately, Two General , Servants for tho country |Uny of Islands and Whanßareli—Apply tp Mrs Henry GUflllan, Symonds-atreet, opposite windmill. WANTEDj fdr the WaikatO, a Compe tent Dress and Habltraaker, godd oharaoter and ability indispensable; board with omplojrer.—Apply, with reference, to Mr Patter son, Archibald Clark and SOn',B. \\7ANTED,, Machinist; One usbd to V 1 PeKtßon's Wax-thread Machine pre ferred.—Henry Brace and Co. (Limited), High street. «\TANTED at once, a Smart Lad, about V V 10; one acoustomed to the paint inn preferred;— Apply o. Slnnett, Stanley-Btreet, Great North Koad. ... ■v*7'ANIBJ}». TffO -Improvers"to r Dress t T making;— Miss Bklfflngton, Cook and Albert atreota. WANTED, Steady Bshcb Hands and ApprentioeSi—Apply Prince and Davy, Grown Boot Factory, Groy-iitroot. ANTED, a Married Mrtn to take charßO of a country Branch Htore; must be acquainted with native trade, and qunlltios of kauri gum.-Apply to Mr Western, Owon and Oraham. . WANTED, BenchHandsand Finishers, —Apply Ndw Zealand Boot Factory, Croy-atreet. WaNTEu, a ustiful Bdy about 14 years . ot age.—Professor Qnsßoott.- WANTED, a Respectable Young Man: Ono aoottstomed to butohoring.—Apply to R. George, Patnoll. WANTED, Employ is of the late W. F. Short to call at once at the Works, /OOk-stroot.—Baldook and Batty, proprietors. Y^TAJSTED, a respectable lad as TV Messenger: board and lodging in a oomfortable home and Baa-wcok wages.—Apply atJJevonport Poßt offiooi \»7ANTED, a Carter for the Thames, ' V ono acdUßtomed to currying meat; VaKOB. £2 a-week.—Apply Fisher and Co., ilcilt-cJ, Anohland. ANTED to Kent, in Queba-strcet, Shop or Part ot Shop or Space sultablo for actonoy offloe, on ground floor.—Address BX, this Offlce. ' WANTED, 'a Smart Boy.—Apply to Mr Poßseneakio. Shortland-street. WANTED, a Strong Youth to help in shop; must be acdustomed to tho trade. *-R. Reeves, Botcher, Victoria-street. ANTED, 200*lio!Een"of Square Qin Bottles —Apply Profesnor Gunseott. WANTED, Twenty good Navvies for Whangarei Kamo Railway.—Apply till 2 p.m. Tuoßday.—H. Held. Waltemata Hotel. WANTED, a General Servant, also a Girl to take care of children,—Apply Mrs Perclval, Green Laco, Kllorelle> WANTED, a Junior Saleswoman j must be fair mllUnor.—A. O. atophonson, Newton. WANTED, suitable Premises for Wood and Coal Yard.—Apply by letter, with particulars, to B & H, 61, Wake_eld-street, Anokland. WANTED, One Pressman, T~wo Youths.Throe Good Fitters for machine Department,-Northern Boot and|Shoo Manu factory. 'ANTED, a respectable Girl for house work.—Apply A. A. Stephenson, Newton Fancy Bazaar, Karangahape Koaa. WANTED, a Boy who can milk and make himself nsefnl. —A. Reynolds, stone house, Mount Kden Boad (near Three Klngn). WANTED, a Boy about 14 or 16 to milk and make hlmsell use(nl.-Apply to Mr Fallon, near Railway Station. WANTED, a Housemaid, and also a Plain Cook.-Apply at Wynyard House, Kd.cn Crescent. ANTED, two smart Boys.—Apply to Bhortland Sawmill Company, Custom honne-Btrect. WANTED, a Rood General Servant; three lit family.—Mrs Hancock, Pon sonby. Apply Mrs Hadley's, Hobaon-street, near Welloeley atreet. ANTED, at Hannaford'a Auckland Registry (established 1803), Female Cook, for boarding-house (city); wages. 15». WANTED, at Bannaford's Auckland Registry (established 1863), Several Yonng Girls. ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 1863). Female Servant for Wafkato. another Berrant kept. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 1863), Smart Walter and Billlard-marfcer for » Clnb. \\J ANiEu immediatefly, a Good Com- V v poeltor.—Apply Star office. ANTED, a Librarian and Caretaker for the Young Men's Christian Associa tion ; married man preferred. Applications, with oopy of testimonials, to be sent in on or be fore 7th February, at noon.—For particulars, apply at tho Hoome. WANTED, Two Good General Sep vanta; also a girl to wait at table.&A— Apply at Mrs Barrow's Registry Offlce. Pon sonby. VS/'ANTKD, a Situation is B»Tmaid(up- V T stilrs bar preferred). For references apply gKT. stab Offlce. ANTED, Governess for two children, aged six and nine. Must have a know ledge of mueio, and be willing to assist with sewing. Over 25 years of aRe preferred.—Apply at the " Herald " offlce. ANTED for Epsdlb, a smart Lad about 15, able to drive and assist a Gardorier.—W. and J. Frater, Land Agent, N.Z Insurance Buildings. WANTED.a respectable Girl about 18. ->For addresa apply this office. \\r ANTED, for Kawa KawaKailway, T V Six Men aconstpmed to Tnnnel Work. Apply James Larking, Newton Road. WANTED, an active Young Man to drive a Baker's Cart.-C. Johnston, Union Bakery. Parnel). . ANTED, a good Tailoress, also a Nice FeUer.-Apply J.WUilamß, Tailor, Victoria-Street. WANTED, a Married Man to work a 300 acre Farm on Shares; no objeotion to children.—Apply. February 7th. Bth, §th. and 10tU. from 10 to 12 o'olook a.m., at Lindum House Vincent-street, Anokland. ANTED, a Tenant for a Four-roomed House ; has two flreplaoes, colonial oven, and a good well.—Apply John Hockenhill, Kden-street. Newton Road. ANTED, immediately, two Good V V Hands for the Dress and Mantle-taking; must understand the work.—Apply to Mrß Wetherly.iDresß ana1 Mtntle-maker.Qrey-Btreet. WANTED, a steady and industrious Man to do plain gardening and look after horses; must be able to milk—Apply to Mr Jackson, Supreme Court, Auckland. ANTED, a thorough General Servant; references required.- Apply to Charles Kelaey, Devonport, North ahore. ANTED, a useful Boy (easy place).— Apply J. WUllamSi Tailor, Victoria street. ; WANTED, Boarders; Single Bedroom, 18 shillings; Double Bedded, 15a; both with Bitting rooms.—S.Spilsbury.Soafleld View, Grafton Koad. » WANTED, two smart Lad 9 about 14 years of ngo.-Apply Gledhill's Cordial Faotory, Wellesley-Btreet. t ANTED, a Smart Boy; references roquirod.-Donne Hall & Co., Quoon street. . WANTED, a respectable Youth to drive a baker's oart.-T. J. Philip, Karangahape Road, Newton. W ANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply immediately at Dsvonshlre House, Hobaon-ttreet. WAJNTED, by a Young Gentleman, a Bed and Slttlng-ronm. with Board, whore there are-no other lodgerp.-Address HWL, office of this paper. AN! ED, a Light Bucrgy Mare, must be quiet iv saddle and. harness, fora lady ta drive; state price.—Apply Fd. this office. WANTED, two respectable Boys about 14, at Herbert H. Hmith's Wrought Iron Range Manufactory. Auckland Iron Workß. WANTED, a good^Seneral Servant for the country (passage paldi.—Apply Mrs Mason, Albert-street, four doorß flora Wellealey etreet, IXTANTED to Purchase, a Uarm of from W sto 10 acres, near Auckland, with House, &0.-Apply, stating'prloe and all partl onlars, to A.Z.. Anokland Hotel. k WANTED. — r l'o Cabinetmakers- Wanted, a good General Hand.—Garlick and Cranwell, City Hall Arcade. WANTED, a Tenor for St. Mark's.— See advertisement In another column. WANTED KNOWN—W. C Dennes expects promDt payment of Instalments upon Sewing Machines. — Maohine Depdt, Queen-street. WANTKD, for Kawa Kawa Kailway, Four Men accustomed to Pila-drlvl—g. —Apply to Jaroeß Larkins, Newton Road. ANTED, for Kawa Kawa Bailway, i Pick and Shovel Men.-Apply to James Larkins, Newton Road. J



A great many nenraiglo diseases, when aggra voted, become spasmodic, and it la In this part tioular stsKO or type of the disease, that the great moHiflec, known as Udolpo Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps, asserts ita supremacy. It soothes the nerves by its Kontly diffusive proper ties, allays irritation by Its quieting effects, and toning the system, strengthens the organs, so as to perfect functional foportmgf. mAKAPUNA JOCKEY OLUB. AUTUMN MEETING, To bo. held on SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 1882, On tbs RACK.counBK, DKVONPOBT, NORTH SHOBK. PROGRAMME. Handicap Hohdle Back of 2530v5, with a Sweepstake of 2sova each, the amount accruing from Sweepstake to go to second horse. Distance, 2} miles, over 9 flights of hurdles. Nomination, lsov; acceptance, IjKVBi Tak4puna Phoduob Stakes (for howes bred in the Takapuna Riding) of 20bovb, with a Sweepstake of lsov each, the amount accruing from Sweepstake to go to second horse. Distance. 11 miles. Nomination, Jsov; acceptance, IJsova, Duvokport Handlo ap of SOsovs. with a Sweep stake of 2aovs each, the amount accruing from Sweepstake to go to second horse. Dis tance, 11 miles. Nomination, lsov; accep tance, 3SOVB. Sklwno Back of 20sovs. Winner to be sold by auction immediately after tho race, and the whole of the proceeds to go to the funds. Distance, 1J miles. Nomination, ljeovs. Handicap Stespleohask of SOsovs, with a Sweepstake of 2sovs eaoh, the amonnt aborning from Sweepstake to go to Beoond horse. Distance, about 3J miles, over a fair hunting country. Nomination, lsov; ac ceptance, 3sovs. DEVOWPORT FHBRT CO.'S HASDIOAP Of 2550V8. Seoond horse to reoelve ,saovs out of tho stakes. Distance. 1 mile. Nomination, Isov; acceptance, ljsovs. Consolation Handicap of lSsovs. Distance, 1 mile... Entrance, lsov. - . ..CONDITIONS. ' . Nominations, with entrance fee, name, age at time of entry, pedigree, name of owners, ana colour* of the rider, to bo sent under oover to the Seoretary, Flagstaff Hotel. Horth Bhore, up to 10.30 p.m., or.in oara ot Mr W. Percival up to 10 p.m., on Saturday, April 8,1882. , weights to appear on Wednesday, April 12, 1882 Acceptances, addressed as above, to be paid by 10 p.m. on Thursday, April 13,1882. The Rules of the Auckland Baoing Club will be strictly adhered to. .. No entries will be reoelved except upon the condition that all claims, disputes, and objec tions arising shall be decided \>t the Stewards, or whom they may appoint, and their decision .shall be final. H . J. KtttS. Hon See Corporation Notices. — j fiITY OF AUCKLAND. WATER SUPPLY SERVICE MATERIALS. The City Council will receive Tenders, until 3 n m of THUBSDAT, the 9th instant, for Sup piies as above, in terms of particulars and con ditions at this office. The Counoil do not bind themselves to accept any tender. .Tenders to be Versed - Water Hn^Mrtertg^ Town Clerk, Town Clerk's Office, February 2,1882. ~~~ CaIXS- -KTEW HORTH DEVON GOLDMIN JS INOCOMPANYJLIMITKD). i rail (Urn nth) o( Is per Share has been made ggfasssm DAY, February 8,1832. A WH irß, ' * Manager. Auckland. 3lßt January. 1882. Dividends- _________ mVrAIUKU AND ONEUUNGA \V STEAM NATATION CO. (LIMITS). pany's Office, in Onehunga, on and after w »v NBBDAY Nest. Bth WuNNINGHAM^



TiTANTBD— TOMLlNSON'SC'leavanpe TT Sale is still going on. The shop la sold, and poaßoefllon mast be given In a fow weeks. T\T ANT-D-TOMLINaoN'S Clearance TT Bale—A 10a 6d Hearth Kng for 7f1"33. VCTANTEf)-TOMLINSON'S Clearing: IT otlt Sale, Calicos, Sheeting. Qjullte, Blankets, ad., tinder c&st prise. Kt-ooS must bo sold. . WANTED— TOMLINSON'S Clearance Baie."-Sllks, Velvets and Velveteens under tost prico. ____________~—. AN TKD-TOMT'INSOS '8 OlearinJ. out Sale.-Underolothing afld cerseta nndorcont prloe. Come and try. \\r ANTED—TOMLINSON'S Clearance V T Sele.-Wdpiwork Cushions and Slippers at halfpticl). Worth looking at. \\TANTED KNOWS, thfti "Cofli- T T ferlilo," the new atmospheric puriflbr, la a very pleasant, aa well as thoroughly roUftblo Disinfectant, and should be ÜBed in every house in any neighbourhood whoro scarlot fever exists. Price la 3d per tin at Gardner's English Pharmacy, 184 Queen-atreet, Auckland. \\T ANTED KNOWN — Just received Vi (iJlßolal valtin In Blaok Grenadines. Send for pattern's.—rater, Draper, Karanga liapo Road. - ~ -..... ._. WANTED KNOWN, that you can Dresa well for a mnall weekly payment by golnunto Muhro and Mllllgun. Boa advertise ment on tront ■ «ge. ANTED KN OWN—J uosßrave and C». are Dolling Men'fl Suits of tlioßoat Bide Sorgo at 26s fld: t flalilonatllo make. ANTED KNOWN — That tSe Auckland Timber Company (Limited) are Manufacturers of nil description of Goods, with suporlor Machinery and despatch.—Worksi Crifltom-hoeno-Btroet Weat ANTKD KNOWN, that E. MitcheN ■on fie Co.. No. 19. Quoen-otieet Wharf, are selling Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Flour, Oatmeal, &0., fco., at lowest market rates. ■\*rANTED" KT^WJrrwe"nfeTjiulcifig TT Jars for preserving frnitwhole, (.'on footioßßrs' jars, la per lb; Fly Tiai », 6i r»oh; Jsmiars, 3s per doz. IH:he*t pnou si <h for broken glass.—M. Cook and Sons, b'r.emttn'u Bay. , WANTED KN'»WJV-Thnt Munroand Mllligan have T?imiov.p.i from Knn>nun hapo Road to Larger and morn Contra Premlsos in Hobsoii-Htruot, near Welling torn street. _ ; WANTED KNOWN, that J. MBI.- DRUM, Bootmnkc-r, ."hiitfari't-BtrEOt. Auckland, is oalllng epecinl public t»tientlon to hla Custom Work, liopniianeatly done. Hoots Skwn and I'icuokb and Maob to Omwt. A trial roapootf ally aollolted,—J. MKLMItUM. ANTED KNOWK—That your money will go the farthest i{ you spend It with Tester, Draper. Kawngahnpo Head. ANTKD"TiNOWN.—Particulars of tho Freflh Bargains, Including about G.OOO Sheets froah Mnslo, per-Stracuthro, Loch Urr, Coromandel, May Queen, Anazi, Welliiig ton, etc.. in a fow days.—W. H. Dampier. WANTED KNOWN—Tho flirtation Waits, only Is Gd, at Dampier's Branch store In tho Market. Be in time WANTjcu, orders lot our famous Trousers to measure, at 13s Od; also, the wondroua 65s aults. Overcoats from ion. Marvellous value at J. D. PhWlpa'. Cheap Tailor. 170. Qnoan-fltreet. _^ XXf ANTED KNOWN—Thero are 500 TT pairs of good Tweed Tronßors to be Bold at J. Coagravo and Co.'a. for Ca lOd per pair. \VT ANTED KNOWN that He Vicwnan IT Loan and Discount Agency's Advertise ment appears on Ith page, flth column. _____ \aT ANTED KNOWk—I ahv'now sell; TT lngaßplondid Family Calltfo, 36 inohea wldo, at 6a por dozen yards. Send for pattern. -Teatar, Draper Karangahapo Koad WANTED KWOWN—Tnat the Hew Zealand Timber Company are selling all kinds of Timber and Building Material at the very lowest rates. Very superior White Kauri, from our new bUBh. Just opened. YYTANf K.O KNOWN, that Wm. Gadd \y Is now Belling Apples 2d _)orlb| Pears, 3d; Plums, 6d; Bananas, 3d; Onions, lOlba for Is; Peaches, id per doz.-Noto the addrosa: Corner of Viotorla and Nelson stroeta. WANTED KNOWN, that Mrs Carter, of Vlotorla-atreot, is now soiling Corsets at 2i 9d and 3a 9d; handsomo Kmbroldory Trim mine, 3_d and Gd; rloh Vrlngo, Gd; Beaded do., la 3d; Blaok Luatw*. 9d and Is Id: Wools, 2s Gd per lb! White and Coloured Twist,-from 2d per yard; Scarf Ties, la par yard.-J. Oartor. TTTANT-D to Sell, Mixed Paints In T > gallon tins; K»arl OU, 2/9 per gallon; Priming Paint, 676 per gallon.—Atkinson & Co., Freeman^ Bay; Wholesale Agenta, Messrs X, Porter fc Co. __ WANTED KNOWN—The Cheapeßt and Most Durable Dross in Auckland Is now soiling at J. Costtravo and CO.'b (or S3 6d, 80,000 yards dress staff, 7_d. WANTED KNOWN, J. Halllday, Boot and Shoe Maker, Is prepared to execute all orders In the trade; repairs neatly and promptly done, patches put on with solu tion.—Ploase note the address, Aberoromblo atroet, fourth ahop from Symonds-atroot. WANTED KNOWN—That J. Cos graro and Co. hare tho Largest Stock o Hats In New Zealand to ohooso from, and Ore now Selling at Half-prioe. WAOTED KNOWN —That H. A. Colaon, Viotorla Houao, Viotorla-etrest, Is about to Biirprloo tho Colonial Publio with a Grand Dleplay of Valentines. Tho market not being overstocked with these, the proprietor will guarantee to give the customers ot Auckland avery bencflt. ANTED KNOWN, mat tne ueniral Freehold Land and Investment Agency has Removed to Corner Quoen-Btreet and Vuloan Lane, whoro the Land Business in all its branohes is now carried on under the special superintendence ot Mr Q. Fraser. Valuations made, surveys for land transfers offueted, and titles perfeotod at minimum ooßt. No ohargi) made tor rogiatering propertlea for Bale ANTED KNOWN—Tnat Professor Gusaoott la the only Original nnd Practi cal American Herbalist in the Colony, and also tho most expensive man to do business with. He requires no Information; he can deoide at a glance the diagnosis of the oase, thereby reliev ing the patient of a great deal of nervonsness and hesitation. Try and disprove this If you pan • ANTJSU, two or wirte urocers in Auckland and District to take the Agenoy for Nelson, Moate, Be Co.'s Pnre Blended Teas. These Teas »ro aokno wind Red by the Press and Public to be tho Finest ever sold in tho Southern Hemisphere, and are guaranteed troo from all scented ten.—For particular apply to Nolson, Moate, fc Co., Tea Blendors and Importers, High-atreet. Chrlstchurch. ANTED, Dealers to Know that Paddy's Market is now fitted up with abloa and lighted with gas. Open ovory Satur day Morning at 'J o'clock until 11 o'clock at night, where Fish, Settler's Produce, and Dry Goods can be offered for sale. Space allotted for amusement. No Rambling or illegal games. —For hire of stand apply to Thomas Slater, Welgh-bridgo Offloe. Lessee of City Market. ANTED KNOWN, that 1 am now Selling e^ery description of China, QIBBS, end Karthenwaro cheaper all roundt han any other shop in the trade. Vases and China Ornaments considerably below town prices. One trial will prove the fact.—Note the address: K. A. Henman, Karangahapo Road oppoßlto Newton Hotel. WANTED KNOWN, that iL WAITK'S Fruit Tins are acknowledged to bo the boat ever introduced in the colony. They re ceived a first prize at the Agricultural Show he'd at Kllerslle on the 9th November, 1881. A reoipe is issued to each purchaser, and tho maker's name ia stamped on overy Ud. Sold by all Ironmongers, and at tho factory. High-street, next City Council Chambers.—E. WAITK, Wholesale and detail Tinsmith. WANTED KNOWN-Tnat J. X. Lambert & Co. have opened an Auction Mart in Wyndham-Btreet, opposite the Stab office, for the Sale of all kinds of Stores and Settlers' Produce. Consignees acquainting the abovo ot goods coming either by boat or rail, will find every attention and care taken, no matter how large or small tho consignment may be. For days of sale, see further notice. ANTED-WANTED to Sell (cheap), about 50 Seta of Jugs, only 2/9 sot; 60 Bets of Jugs, i to the set, only 1/ set; ln-inoh Plates, 4/6 doz; 8 inoh Plates, 3/6 doz; 82 doz Meat fafihes, from /9 to 2/6; Caps and Saucers, 1/6 doz; 60 doa Mubs, /2 to /5: Engraved Wine Glasses, 4/6 doz; Kngraved Water Jugs, 3) ' and 3/6; about 400 Assorted Books, cheap; China Sgg Cups, 121 Glass Butter dishes. 1/ and 1/B; Gffis Sugar Basns, 1/ to 1/6; Canary Seod, /5 por lb; ffemp Seed, /i lb; lot of Turkey Sponge, A) and 1/; Toy Plates,/2. Z3. and /I; 60doz Odd Cups, 13 eaoh; 1/ Tins of Baking Powder, only /8 net tin; good Rice, fl Idbfor 1/; Ship Biscuits. /21b, i lbs for /6; Cabin Biscuits,Mlb: Larga Green Apples, /lib, 12 lbafor3/S.-H. WATiS, Pitt and Groy-atroetß. -Axe Handles, 11, 3/ doz. ANTED KNOWN —*t Goodaon's London Aroade oare has been exercised In tho selection of some of the Groatest Novel ties ever seen in Anokland, BuKed for Vslontine Presentations, Bpeoimons of which may be soon in tho five windows; but the stook should Ojo inspeoted by every purohasor before making a selection. Trade motto-" Small profits and quick returna." Hence we maintain ourropu tationaa being the Cheapest in Auckland for Stationery and Cutlery, Glass and China. Clocks and Watohes. Bruaaware and Perfumery, Jewellery and Fancy Goods, Musical Instru ments and Toys, Dolls and Japanese Qoodß, the iTseful and Ornamental. London Office: 58, St. Mary Axe. jJTIABE-TA_ER wanted iv suburbs, to V 7 look after property in owner's abaenoe; comfortable cottage and grazing of eight acres grass, with plenty of work In district. Married man without encumbrance preferred. Unex oeptionablereferences required,—Address Care taker, at this offloe. npO IKONMONGER'S ASSISTANTS. WANTED, a Young Man for -tbs South.— Apply to T. & 8. MORRIN. DEVONPOKT STEAM FERRy COMPANY. ft WANTED. Two respectable Tooth* one for the Ticket Oflloe, the other for the p.s. Viotorla; further information may b3 obtained from tne Secretary. Applications munt be made in writing, stating salary required, and tect to the office, 8, Queen-streett q T. M ARK'S, HEMU ER A. X"A Tenor is wanted to fIU the vaoanoy caused by MrDlxon's departure tor Chrißtcouroh. A Good Reader and Voice indispensable, and references as to character will be required. For duties and terms apply.by letter to fhe Organist, box 107, General Poflt-offloa. Boara a___e_s____c______ /"IOMtfOKTABLE Board aud Ktsidence KJ for three or four rei>p"otaWe joung Men; terms modernto.—Mrs Kavonstgb, Nolsou-struat (2nd house off Cook-street). / GOVERN OK BKOWNE HUXJSIj, %JC HOB3ON-STRKBT. Boabd arb Lodsinb .. ..20s per Week I BiKaiaßooM ~-- .2*.



FOT Sale. TjiOß SALE, 8i Acres Volcanic Land; X? yfi in House. Out-bullairlßß, Orchard; .weß stocked with JfaJt trees, goQd well, tanks, and every convenience, foiir tallos from the City.— Apply to James Kenyon. opposite Baptist SJohool-'rbora dopr. CHapel-streat. jnVoTTSAiE, 014 TO LET, Farm at V Paknranga, 73 aOJies, and House, halt-mile from Pakuranga Botiool; part bounded by run ning strenm.-Apply W. Dov&etl, Aootioneer, OTM, the farm to Johnjiatolige. tj-iOJK SALE, Several HotoU in the town F and country.-Apply at dnce to J. R. Lnrabort and Co., Auctioneers anfl Commission Agonta. Wyndham-street. 0 M LJiiSKD for 21 years, 3,000 Acres of vary CSe Lrind Jn Central Walkato, being Lot 279 and part of Lot 263. in the Parish of Whangamarino.-Applv to E, T. Diifttur, Hbo.. Solioltor. ahortland-Ptreot. fi/'^OK Immediate SALK, a comfortable, (? Fou +-roomed Honse with two allotments, largo workshop j two Allotments in Ponsonby, choap.-S; Partlnßtonj imOR SALE, or Lease, a comfortable 7> J? roomed Honse at Mount Kden.—Apply to Jnhiißateer. 147. Queen-street. IiTOK bALE, 22 Aqres First-class Land JD five mllos from toivn; frontage to a good oreok.-H; Partlngton. "f^oiTsALE, Two Houses (Abecrombic- J' BlrSot) with largo allotment; will sell one orbotb.-H. Parjingtom 131OKSALE, an ElCveaTßoolned House, well suited for a K&ntleman's rMdoncg or bosrding-ho\iS9. Ponsonby-—H. Partingtofl. WO ALLOTMENTS, O'Neil-strcet, Ponsonbj, 33 x 100. Will sell one or both. -H. PnrUnstoa, HoUbo and Land Agent, Stloh bnry'B Builulnga, . .. .. . MOUNT 'EDUN KOAD,—Kor Sale, a Very Desirable Resldonoe, large rooms; allotment 60 z 132, fully planted with frait trees; 'bus passes door every half-hoar j easy terms.— Apply T; Harkia. High-street. ajiCVH SALE, fftike.strest, Kewton, P? Vernndah Cottage, six rooms, end o work thjufc- 229 11 garden, &c—D. F. Evans Land ABont-Si'egn^ggt-,,, ... ~......■ "B>U<)"rlidr TRKKA.OK.—A very nice J. Vi-niiifl-i'i Cottage of six rooms, fitted with ciipoott'tis. buokcuto. dresser, &c; gas nnti w.»t«r laid in; good- garden stable, &o.— 1). F. Hvhiim. K^teto Anent. Qneon-street. J3KU>t >i'tJl-isrRKKT, near fonsonby Hal'i-^Sew »nd tlioronghly well-finished Hoimo of four rooms, fitted up with almost wvry conv-i.fafcce. AHotment 33 x 100. for iimiiKtiiio sa'u.-l). F. Kva/is, BOtnto Agent, Quuon-atrcoc. SUUCRIJAN STOI4E for oaie,—A first rnto biialncM for Sale In one of the best ot Auckland Bubdrbn; tho position la second to none; n dplnndid cponinß: full particulars from D. F. HJvaiiß. KBa;e Agent. Auckland. 325. M~OUiNT KUi&X ROAD — Splendid Business Premises in Ilrat-claas position. Tha building la qnito new and .well finished. gaannd other comforts. A good investment; I'ricti only CGOC.-4D. Fi Bvans. Kstate Agent, Queen-Btreet. _■;■■ Ml PARK ROAD—Two ""jioHseo, ajmost now and in ilrst-oluus order, confalhing 5 rooms each, registered grates, ovens, tanks, etc., on allotment 50 x 100 ; nioo garden, good Sosltlon. Price for tho lot, only £550.—D. F. vans, Kstate Agent. Qaefen-atreet. <*>?)_ \T ORTHCOTJS (Stokes's Foint)—Build. JLI ing Allotments about 60 x 250, at fiCO eaoh, or 3 lots for £170,—D. F. JSvans, Kstate Agent' Uuoon-atrcot. 3\9. Ij^uK SaLiK, all that magnificent Corner Ij Allotmont,'Franklin, Road and Knglind- Ftroot, about 91 x 101, planted with ornamental treen, &o. This ia, without oxouptioh, tho beat in tho o vicinity both at present for a villa rscidenco, and prospectlvely as a grand businoea silo.—L\ if; K7u.»3, Kuteto Agent, Quoon-atreet. 3tt LjiOK SALE (Vincent-atreetJ, a comfort- IP able House; six rooms, in good position, splendid view, &o, Prloe £100—terms if desired. —D. F; Evans, Kstate.AKOrit, Queen-street. 106 OUNT EUEN (near Mr Kelly's), a new and woll-lininlied Houeo ct five, rooms, roplftto with almost every convenience, Buoh os rogister gratos, kltohon ranKe, &c; allot ment about 50 x aco; main road frontage: very desirable.—D. F. Kvftus, Estate Agent, Quoen- Btroeti 108 L^^NU^Jb^.S^KKET, Ponsonby—a new and dostrablo House of 7 rooms, not qulto llnlalnd. Price, as it now stands, together with allotmont (93 x 100), £125.-D. F. Kvans, Estate Agont, Qaeon-Btroet^ JWS ONSONUY TERRACK (near AU Saints' Church), a compact and comfort able House of live' rooms, two tanks, &c; good corner allotment. Price £330.—D. F. Kvans. KBtate Agont. Qneon-Btreet. ili3 SPRUNG-STREET, Ponsonby — Hand some now House, thoroughly well finished, rooms largo and lofty, standing on two allot ments. lam instructed to efiect an immediate ea'e—business matters calling the ownor away from the district.—Full particulars from D. F. Krang, Katate Agent. Quoen-atreet. 409 EJIOR SALE, Building Allotments, situa t? tea in Spring-street, Ponaonby, best poai tion, at 26b per foot: Shelly 1 loach Koad, at Us Od; Kmmott-atroet, 80s I Baynold, Ponaonby, 12a liii; PonsonbylUoad (nnar Mason's). 30a; Mount Kdon (niKin road), 60a : Newton Koad, iOn ; Pon- Bonby Terrace, opiendld allotment, lully stocked with fruit trees, flowers, and vegetables, 40 x 100, for £100: and other desirable lots on ap plication to D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen- Blreet. . f-JLKWBUKN, Fonaonby—Marine Villa \Jt Residence For Silo. The houso oonalats of 2 rooms, eaoh IS x 16,2 eaoh li xU, 118 x 13, and five small bed-rooms, all fitted with gas, registers, ovons, etc. Splendid largo allotment, mostly plantod with fruit trees. &c having frontages to three streets, situated near the water side-grand view. This property Is so situated that it Is bound to enhance in value. The owner is leaving this charming locality solely through business matters. Price, orly £675 —D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queon-Btroot. (321J Iji OK SALE. WKLLINGTON-STREET -a now, well finished and handsome six-roomed House; allot in«nt. S3 x 125: garden, &c I'riou, only £160, of which £275 can stand at 7 per cent. D. F. EVANS. (381) Estate Agent, Qaeen-street nOK S A L X OR LEASE, Takapuna, Vor.Til sShobr.—Desirable Store, l)w».ili«'B, aii'i Ouih imca, almost new and in krßt.-jla»8 order, toimtber with 5 acres Splendid Land tin croot-) on m -in road and in the vloinity of the bountiful ift'io. and commanding Bplenaid View ot Auckland harbour. A most desirable property, and well worthy Inspection. D. F. IC V ANd, 381 Hstato Agent. Til O B » A h E. KNGLAND-STItKKT, Ponsonby—A oomfor tablo elght-roomod House; verandah front and baok; splondld view of the harbour: an allot ment il x 100, with out housoß, good well, pump, tank, &o. Prico, only £300.—D. F. Kvana, Kstate Agont. Queon-atroet. 3'5 J . KNOLaND-BTUKKT (near Colloge Eoad), Ponsonby—Verandah Cottaga (ahnoet now),flvo roomß. tank. &o. Price, £250.-D. F. Kvans, KBtnte Agent, Queen-street. 37a jjiOß SALE, DeVonport, Villa Residence In (now building), near Mr J. B. Russell*. Bix rcoms and Boullery, to be well-finished, with roglaterod grates, colonial Oven, and all convontenoes; tanks, volcanic coll; Improving position, Prioe, £400; one fourth oath, balance at 8 %,— Also, Verandah Cottage and allotment near the prinoipal wharf: good well of water, tank, and well fenced; a bargain. £179.-Also, Building Allotments and other Properties in beat poeitlona on tho North Shore,—B. Tanner, North Shore Agenoy, 8, Queen-Btreet. in () JJ S H L E. PIANOsI PIANO3I Must ba Sold-First-olass Now Gorman Piano. Price, £70; to bo sold for £50. Can bo Been at THOS. H. WEBB'S, Oak Cottage, Hobaon-strcet. m os a D D L E v s. FOR SALK, a First-olass Business in a thriv ing town on the Wegt Coast—Apply STAR office. rr\O INVESTORS AND PERSONS 1 DHSIKING GOOD BUILDING SITES ON VOLCANIC LAND. WITHIN EASY WALKING DISTANCE FROM TOWN, PRELIMINARY HOTIOE. The undersigned has been favoured with instructions by Mr William Baker to sell his Valnablo Property, kaown an ROCKX NOOK, comprising four Houses and several - aores of Land, tastefully planted with ohoice trees. Tho land is good, commands in many parts a oharm lekvlow, Is healthily and eonvonlently situate^, and will ba of [bred on easy terms in lots to Bait purchasers. Plans are being prepared, and will be exhibited in a few days at my oiHce, 131, Qoeen-Btreet(next Herald office). F. G. EWINffITON, Estate Agent. FOR SALtt, a good General Store and Butchery in Ooromandol, doing a very good trade: building qnito new. Flrst-rato town referoncoa as to business. Price, £200; Stook at town valuation. A first-rate opening for an enterprising man with small oapital. PONSONBV—Fino Villa Residence of six rooms, nearly new, on large allotment, com manding view ot harbour. North Shore, &c; register crates; water laid on; in splendid order. Prico, £650. . . J. R. RANDKRBON, Land Agent. "1/IOR IMMEDIATE SALE. - " Tho JP Porirls," situated on the Mt Smart road, 6 miles cut of town, 15 minutes walk from BaUway Station, 3 minutos from whore busses are paaßing at all hours of the day. The house is a plain but substantially constructed building containing parlour and dining-room, large bed-room and kitchen, two smaller bed-rooms, two verandah rooms, store-room and scullery, three smaller store-rooinsand hall, wide veran dah on two Bides, five fire places; there are six 100 gallon tanks, wash-house with copper set in bricK and cement, coal and firewood shed, uublo and coaohhonße with roomy hay loft, piggery and fowlhouses, with spacious fowl yaras. The surroundings consist of 22 acres of the richest volcanic loam, most of which is in crops or let to good tenants at £1 per acre ver unr urn. In front of the house is a beautifully laid out fliwtr garden and shubbery, with tennis lawn, wiae gravel and shell drive and -walks; the garden is stocked with an endless variety of valuable flowering plants and shmb?, the luxuriant growth of which will testify to thn RBtoni'-hiDK fertility of the soil. A largo nnmbar and va-loty of English and native trees add ireAtly to the beauty of the place. lOf fruit trees tkerj in n'm »a e.-dloea variety, consisting of fifl old walnut trees, Spanish chestnut, mulberry, a'rooad, tig, and plum, with more recently - established oranges, lemons, citronp, apricots, olives, medlars, guavas. quinces, apples, pears, peaches, passion fruit, vinos, gooseberries, cherries, and strawberries, cover ing about (ivo acres of land in tho -highest state of cultivation. This orchard, if carefully attended to, is capable of yielding a hantfsomtj income to its proprietor. Immediate possession can be givsn. The owner is open to sell in one or more lots, or arrange an exchange for pro perty in the immediate neighbourhood Of town, —Apply T, W. Hickson, G.N.L.A.



TO LET, a Dwelling-honse and Shop.— Apply to Brown. Barrett & Co. MAO LET, a Furnished Uedroom, suitable 1 for two Single Gentlomen. Terms mode rate.— Apply to Mrs Carter; Drapery Store, Victoria-street. 11 0 LET, Five-loomed House corner of 1. Fonsonby Boad and Clarence-street.— Apdlv next door to Mra Parker. nno LET, a very convenient Double Shop A anS Dwelling In Upper Symonda-Btreet,— For particulars «cpply to D. IT. Evans, Estate Agent, Queea-Btreet. ■ .__ - ?810 i/BT. a I'ront room yiith fireplace— I No $, Albsrt Terrace, near Wyndham- Btreeb TO LET, a 7-rootded House, with £ acre ground, ten minutes of Queen-street; rent. iSa.-Apply 0. S. Ellis, Hewo-street O LET, ft House of 7 rooms, and one of five, with plenty of water and good accommodatlon.-Jamea Bold, Eden Terraoe. TO LKT, to the best business part of Queen-street, a New hhop, having a front*geof U feet and a depth of 60 feet, ana two largo Showrooms overhead, eaoh 80 feet by 28 feet.-Apply to William Rattray. Draper ana Clothier. 178; 180, and 182, Queen-atreet. NORTH BHORB.—Io Let, near the Post-office, a very comfortable Three roomed Cottage.-Apply at once to Oliver Mays, House Agent. - ' '■• _—— AT EPSOM, Seventeen (17) acres of Brass Land to be Let for Grwlng Purposes. 4^%,^ Solloitor, Auckland. LiOßt and tronna. LOST, between Ellcrslie and Green Lane, oil South Koad, a Gold Brooch.—The finder will be rewarded on delivery to Hunter and Nolan. OST, about Freeman's Bay, on Thara day morning, a Bottle Jack.—Kinder wiU be rewarded by returning same to this office. "f ■u3-l>otl.Saaday morning.between Mt. JU Kden and Sti Sepufshro'a chOi^a Girl's Ulstori—Anyone returning the name t6^i&S? Pierce, Kyber Pass Road, will be rewarded. . OST, or Stolen, on Thursday last, about the Roman Cathollo Church, Newton* a White Kngllßh Twrier, wearing One Tree Hill Dlstriot ooUar.—Finder will bo rewarded by bringing same to this oiiioa. Any person de taining the dog after this notice will be prose ontedj LOST or STOLEN, on Saturday last, about {he Railway Station, a Small Eng lish Terrier Black and Tan Hint.—A Reward .vill bo given to any one doliTerlng the above to Mr Howard, Wynyard-Btroet. If dotaloed la poßsosslon of any person after this notice they will be prosecuted, ■ |\S REWARD-Lost, on Wednesday JL" night, a Mpson'ti Apron In Morocco Case, on the Onohuriga RCad.—Anyone return log tho same to Epsom Hotel, or tli's offWe/ Will receive above reward. Public Notices. T ICESSINGI ACT, 1881 ELECTIONB OV LICErTSiMG COMMITTEE 3. Pursuant to tho provisions of the "Licensing Act, 1881," and of the " Regulation of Local Elections Aot.IB76,"I,JdBNEr.7riNMAODOHAU>. Koturning Officer for eaoh of the saveral Districts as constituted under the " Licensing Aot, 1881," montionod in the ilrst Column In tho Sohodule heroin, hereby give Pabllo Notice that an Klection for enoh of the said Districts or five duly qualified persons to be members of the Lioenslng Committee, for such District, will be held on TUKBUAY the 21st day of February, 1882. And I hereby appoint the hoar of noon on FRIDAY the 10th day of February, 1882, as the time, and I appoint tbs place mentioned in the second column of the said Schedule, opposite tho names of a District, as the place in that District for the nomination of Candidates for the aald oilloo. And I hereby give farther notloe that Nomi nation!) of Candidates for each of the said Districts mnst bo addressed to mo. as such Returning Offloor, and bo delivered before the hoar aforesaid, at the place bereinbeforo ap pointed in eaoh District for Nomination. SCHEDULE. First Column. Second Column. Auckland North Temperance Hall, Albort-at., Auckland Auckland South it. Jaraea' Hall, Welllngton- Btreot, Ancklnurt Auckland East Police Court, High • street, Auckland Parncll Parnell Hall, in the Borough of Parnell. Dated this fourth day of February, 1887. J. X. MAODONALD. Returning Officer. fTIHE LICENSING AOT, 1881. I, John Edwin Maodonald, as Returning Oilioer for the several lijonslng Districts as constituted undor the "Licensing Act, 1881," mentioned in tha Hchoiulo herein, and as required ot mo by seotion 10 of tho said Aot, do hereby appoint, as to eaoh of the said Districts for the holding of the Quarterly Licensing Meeting In such District, tho day for each of snoh Districts appearing in the second column of the said Sohedule, opposite the name of such District. i BOHBDULB. First Column. Seoond Column. *~nbißnrt North The flrßt Monday In eaoh of Auokland North the monthß ot oe oem b er , Maroh, June and September. Auckland South The first Tuesday in eaoh of the said months. Auckland East The first Wednesday in each of the said months. Parnoll Tho first Friday in each of tho ' Bald monthß. Dated the 4th day of February. 1883. J. E. MACDONALD, Returning effloer. pUBLIC NOTICE. Tho Education Board of the District of -Auoklund, ith February, 1883. In accordance with sections 13 and 16of "The Education Aot, 1877," the following nnmoa of qualified persons who have been nominated for elootlon as Members of the Board, to fill the vacancies oausod by the retirement of Mr Clark, Mr Moss, and Mr Peacook, are hereby publioiy notified. Abraham Boardmah James MaoOobh Clare BIOHABD LAISHLBY, JONIOIt Donald Hugh MoEbnzib Fbbdbmok Joseph Moss Tho ii as Peacock Thomas Thompson. And it is hereby notified that the eleotlon at TBRKK MKMBERS of tho Board wIU be held' on FRIDAY, the Tenth of Maroh next. By order of the Board. VINCENT B. RICE. Secretary. a KCH HILL HIGHWAY DISTRICT. NOTIFICATION OP THK VALUATION LIST FOB 1882-3. TABS NOTICE. 1 he Valuation List for the above is now Open for Inspection at Mr Birnie's. Great North Road; ail Objections thereto most be left at that place on or before the 15th day of FEBRU ARY, addressed to the Assessment Court; and a Copy of every such Objootion must be left at the Regldenoe of Mr Dowding, Home-street, not lofls than Beven Days before the next sitting ofthewldConrt. mmASh Chairman. POINT CHEVALIER HIGHWAY DIBTRICT. TAKE NOTICE. Tho Valuation List for the aVove District for tho year ending M»rch Slat, 1883, is bow open for Inspection at the residence of Mr John Law rence. PolntlChevaller. All objections thereto must be left at the Northern Hotel, Great North Road, on or before the 18th February next, ad dressed to the Assessment Court, and a copy of .'ivory snch objeotlon must be left at the resi dence of the Onairman not less than Beven days before the Bitting of the said Court. JAMKS J. DIGNAN, Chairman, -T^EWMARKKT__KOAD DISTRICT, All Persons hftvinfTunreglstered Dogs after the 16th will be proßeouted for the penalty under "«• Do* b«w»««» *&. auTTON, '.. Chairman. •*T O T I C E. Ladies and Gentlemen who have deplded to join Professor CollUau's Instrumental Olas»,and others wishing to join, please pall on MrG. E. Boyle. York House, Grey-street. who will En rol Members and receive Subscriptions be tween 7 and 930 on Wednesday evenings. Terms—£l Is per Quarter in Advanoe. LADIES' Black Bracelets, Is pair; IRD CAGES, Breeding Cages, Parrot Cases. Glass shades and Stands, Cutlery; 12 cases ex AnezL-Direct Supply Store. CIBINA Flower Pots, very handsome, 3s J 6d; Stuffed Birds, in shade, 3s6d; Wonder ful variety o£ Goods of every description.— Direct Supply Store. ONLY a Large Sale, and Importing our own Goods, enables us to sell at one-half usual prioes.—Direct Supply Store. £•'■* g\ TO tIOOO LENT on Bulldlnf? 3^ X" " Society principles, or on other termi to suit borrowers. Mortgages and Loans nego tiated. See List of Properties for sale on fourth page. Six per coat, allowed on money deposited for investment. -C. Williamson, Land, Qstate and Financial Aser-t. Vnloan Lsnc



rersonaj, ■ MMA MARY ROBJBRTS, DKCKABKD. Wanted, Josh Rosqwa, formerly of New Bloa(»BfeMtreet.Bhoreaitch, In the County <rt Middlesex, Salesman's Clerk, or proof of hta death, tot the purpose of matins: title to the estate ofiMb late^Jto.-Apply tofcessr. BayUs and Pearoe. ot No. I, Church Court, Old Jewry, London, England. Solicitors s pr to B'rederio fearoe. Alm»«treet. Newmarket, AnoMand._ I HAVE found my friends at the Wark. worth Hotel, MahuransJ. Splendid accom modatlon. Beautiful sconery.— Q, F. Bncß, Proprietor. Meetings. O THE BRICKLAYERS OP AUCKLAND. C^o^WMh^^&W 8 o'clock sharp. Business: To take into conslderatJonthe dia puteat the Unlen Sash and Door Factory re the eight hour system. Delegates bom other Societies are Invited to Bt By older. JOHN JAS.' fi™™^ T>AY OF ISLANDS COAL COMPANY S\ (LIMITED). The Half-yearly Meottag of BBweholders In the above Company wIU $c heldi* therLarge Room of the New Zealand Insurance Baildtogs OT MONDAY. February CVatS p.m. Business! To receive Directors report and aocounts for Ute half-year ending December 31, 1881, to eleot two Directors and two Auditors, and to transaot any other buififiess that may bo bl«rrhe TraaSer Bookerof the Company will be Closed from Monday, January 23, till Mon day, February 8, both dates inoluuve. By order on the Board ol Directors. HBNRY aILFILLAN. JUN,. 10, New Sfoaland Inourance Buildings, Auckland, January 23,1882. UOKLASD GAS COMPANY (LIMITED). Notice Is hereby given that the Half-yearly Ordinary General Meeting of the SharehoWera ta the above Company witt be held at the Office ot the Company on MONDAY, the 6th of Feb ruary. 1882. at 2 p.m.. for the purpose ot receiving the Report of the Dlreotors. and Balance-sheet, and electing two Directors in the room ot the Hon. V. Whitaker, M.L.0.. and O. J. Btaae. Esq., who retire by rotation but are eligible and offer themselves for re-election, and also for the election of two Auditors. By ordor ot the Board of Dlreotors. • 8.8. PARSONS, Secretary. Auckland, January 27.1882. ® & A 4RA LODGE, 348, LO. The Regular Monthly Meetlnjj will be held at tho Lodge Room. Freemasons' Hall. FWnoes itreet^on MONDAY next, the 6th instant, at. 7'VlaiHng Brethren are invited to attend. P.M., Secretary. pONSONBY REGATTA OJbUB. A Speoial General Meeting of Subsoribers, and other* interested in the Regatta for ISB2, will be held in the Ponsonby Hau, on THUKB DAY^th<sßthinst!atßp,m. sharp. jjosiness: — Blection ot Membets to Jiu vacancies on the Committee. F. A. JONBS. Hon. Sec Pro. torn. T7ARAB6AHAPB HIGHWAY j\ DISTRICT. I hereby convene a Meeting of Ratepayers of the above Dtetrlot. to be held on FRIDAY, the ltth instant, at 8 p.m., in the Bxoeteior Hall, corner of Best and Pltt-streeta, for the purpose If ellolting their views on the contemplated forks in the District, and other important bUßlne*< GBO.D.BBVBN, ' Chairman. 3rd February, 1882. pDBLIC JOTICE, The Bducatlon^ioard of the DUtriot of Auckland, Ith February, 1882. In accordance with Seotton 660f "The Kdu cation Act. 1877," the Kduoation Board of the iiatriot of Auckland, has appointed that Meet* nss of Householders for the Election of School Committees for the School Districts named in he Schedule herennder shall be held on the days and at the times and places therein respeo- Ami in accordance with Section 69 of the C^mmtt^Wsrd&TSffiMu 6 wld their First Meetings immediately after election, at the places named in the said Johedulo. - * Scoretary, SCHEDULE. Times and Places of Meetings of House holders:~ Arapohue-Saturday, 18th February, at 12 i noon, at the School Flat Bush-Saturday. 18th Febrnary, at 7.30 • pm, at the School _ . . _ Harepepe-SAtnrday, 25th Februtry, at 7 p m, at the School ' Kaltaia-Saturday, 18th February, at 8 p m, KawlSwf-^dKy. 22nd February, at NgahWuri^ffiay, 18th February, at Pahof-^atn^rW February, at 3 p m, Pukwtau-aSturday. 18th February, at 7.50 B*&3££Ssßg*U* February, at 2 Ta^^SaKy^lSth February, at 10 Teiwa£uK&, 18th February, at i v m, at tho School. - BanKrnptcv JNOtloee. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and. Cre ditors Act, 1878," and the several Acts amending the same, and ot the Bank ruptcy of John Taw, of WaiicomlU, in the Provincial District of Auckland, Contractor, a Debtor. This is to notify that John Taw, of Waikomitl, in the Provincial Dintriot of Auckland. Con tractor, has this day Sled a statement that he is unable to meet his ongagementa with hie Creditors; the First Meeting of Creditors to be held at the Supreme Court-house, in the City of Auckland, on WBDNBSDAY, the lOtt day of February instant, at 12 o'clock noon. Dated thla Ith day of February, 1882. a. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. G. T. Kektlby, Qacoa-strcot, Auckland Debtor's SoUoltor. .



V . «•*< ,- *~. Qjijsette Notifications.** >■■ a HS'ESSMJSNT © Q U R T 8. COUNTY OF WAITBMATA. I hereby appoint Sittings of the Assessment Courts for the undermentioned Highway Board Districts, to be held at the undermentioned times and places i wmmas&BD PLAOaa FOR SITTINOS- "mksmesittjnos. Waltakerelßast.. .. Oratla Hotel, Waltakerel Bast March 4,11 am WaitokereiWest.. .. Mr J.B. Kelly's House. Waltakorel West March 4,2 pm Waikomlti „ .. .. Public Hall, Waikomlti March 11,12 noon waitakorofSouth .. MrKrans'sHonse.WaltakerelSouth March 11,2pm Pukeatna Court-house, Wade Maroh 17.3 p m Whannaparaoa .. .. MrW.B.MannlnrtHonae,Orowa March 18,8 am . Eaukapakapa .. ■• .. PnUIo Hall, Kaukapakapa March 25 12 noon Uovonport .. .. .. Pnbllo HaU, Devonport April 1.11 JO a m Lake .. Hohool-house.Lake , April L 3pm.. North Shore .. .. Port Office. Northoote, Stokes's Point April B,3am Tltlrangl .. .. .. Sohool-houee, Tltlrangl April 10,10 am Dated this 2nd day of February. *52. WM. COLBMAN. Judge of Assessment Courts. ASSESSMENT COURT. COUNTJT OF WAITBMATA. I hereby appoint a Sitting of the Assessment' Court for the District comprised within the 6? to be held at the Oratla Hotel, tfendecson's Mills. Waitakerel East, on the Uth April, at 11 o'clbot M»«t when the Court wiU hear and determine all ohjocHoas to the Valuation Lists for suoh District, drtotay Valuation List for any of Its subdlTlslons, lnoinatng the Ridings of Ararimu, Manukon. Takopnna, MtIKRgJ. WalkomlM. Waltekerel. and WeltL Dated this 2nd day of February, 1882, """ . """ "RXtCoymm Judge of Assoßsment Courts. N.8.-BepresentatlTes of Local Boaies, Valuers, and CoHeotors are required to attend the Sittings of the Cotitt and produoe aU neceasary books and papers.



Tenders. |W"EW ZEALAND X AILWAY3. WAITAKI-BLUFF (WITH BRANCHES) KAIL WAT. CATUH'S EIVKR BRANCH. PUKRUA CONTRACT, No. 1. Written Tenders will be received at this ofllco until noon on MONDAY, tha 6th February, 1882, tor the above contract They are to be marked on the cratsido "Tender tor Pnsrua Contract, No. 1" and addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Public Works, 1 lunodin. Telegraphio tenders, similarly addressed and marked, will be rooolvert it presented at any Telegraph Offioe by noon of the same date, provided that written tenders are lodged at any District or Resident KnEinoor"B Office by the same hour. Drawings, specifications, and general conditions mar ba seen at this Office, and at the Public Works -Offices at Auckland, Wellington, Chrlßtohurch, and lnvercargllL The lowest or any tender not necessarily ac cepted. «y command. w> N . BLAIR( Englneer-ln-Charge Middle Island, Pabllo Works Office, Danedin, 11th January, 1882. WAItARa. HARBOUR IMPROVE MENTS. Contract, No. 3. 1,600 feet FASOINK PROTECTION WORK on S.W. bank of River. CONTBACT, NO. 8. 10.000 edbto. yards RUBBLB STONE tor Training Wall on N.E. Head. Tenders received for either Contract to 16th Fobraary. . - Plans at Walter* Harbour Englnoef. 28th January, 1882. : __ mo BUTCHERS AND OTHERS. Tenders are invited ap to 15th instant from persons desirous of Leasing, for three years, all those premises owned and oooupied by Mrß. Boucher, Batcher, Eden Terrace. Mi Bouoher is about to proceed to England, and pan give up Possession and goodwill on Ist March. The lowest or any tender not necessarily aooepted, as the incoming tenant must be approved of. This is a very rare opportunity for an enter prising man. Tenders to be sent in to the undersigned. F . G. BWINGTON. OON S O N^_£_ D 1 STRICT. Tenders will be received up to i p.m. On TUESDAY, 7th February, at our Office, Colonial Bank,'.tor the following-works i— ■ 1. Formation Xlnooln, Kent and Norfolk 2, Formation of Barafleld*treet 3 Formation Junction of James ana John streets Tenders to be separate or preferably at n lump sum. Lowoatorany tendofnot necessarily accepted. BOYIiAN & I.UNDON, Engineers. MOUNT WELLINGTON HIGH. WAY DISTRICT. Tenders for Breaking not less than 800 oubio Yards of metal at the Quarry Reserve, at the above District, will be received by me at my Office, Vulcan Lane, Auckland, up to 3 p.m. on THURSDAY, oth February, tprox. 10 per cent, on account of Tender to be deposited^ with and aeoompanying eaoh T«^er. Partlonlarß can bo obtained from the undersigned.—BAßTON IRELAND, Chairman. - Auokland, 27th January, 1882* mENDJSRS will be received by the JL Trustees for the lease for 60 years from the Hth day of February, 1882, of Allotment at present in the occupation of Mr Matthews, being Suburban Allotment No. 2 of Section No. 5, containing I acres 1 rood 10 parches. These premises are situated on the New North Road, Suburbs of Auckland. Tenders to be left at the offloes of Messrs Hughes and George, BoHcitors, Auokland, on or before MONDAY the 13th instant, at noon, where OondlUo^f^n^be^ ■ .. Solioltors to the Trustees. 2nd February, 1882. TENDERS will be received by the Wai> tara Harbour Board up to l«ih February next for Three Punta, to be delivered at Waltara. Dimensions: About 88 x 16 on deck, 3i x U bottoai, 31t deep; S-inoh planking, 6r 6 frame; all kauri. Flans .ore to be seen at Captain Motor's. JOHN THoM p SO N, Harbour Engineer. mO B V I L D B X 8. Tenders win be received up to Bpouon BATURDA V, the 11th instant, for the Erection of Additions to Villa at Mount Eden. Plane, &0,, at oar offices, Queen-street i " BDW. MAHONEY & SON, Arohiteota. .. mO BUILDER IS." Tenders wiU be received until noon of Satur day, the llth instant, for the Ereotlon of a Dwelling at Mount Eden. Plans tfifiKfStafefc^ mo b tr. ildß RS. Tenders will be received for the Erection of Maohlnery Buildings for the AnoMfind Oil Oom pany (Limited), on or before therfpi instant. Flans at Mr Krrlngtoa'a offloe, Insurance Buildings. ,■ a •■ . m O , BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until noon of MON DAY, February IS, for the Erection and Com pletion of Dwelling-house in Nelson-afreet, . BDWABD BARTLEY, Arohlteot. mO B U I L D E R S. Tenders will be received until noon of TUBS DAY, February 14, for Additions and Altera tions to Paoiflo Hotel, Queen-street. BDWARD BABTL3Y. . . , Architect. mO B U 1 h D X R H. Tenders will ha Deceived until noon of THURSDAY. February 9th, for the Erection and Completion of a Villa Residence In Gratton Road. EDWARD BARTtKY. Architect. rpO C A RP E N i 1 X R S. Tenders are reauired until noon oe WBD NKBDAY. Bto tostant, for Additions to Pra "PS* toffTfer offioe. .VtMM Build .toßs> "w*^a^ Wfv ih p *'■'* ' *»: ' Tenders wHI be reoeivod until noon oftte ISth taetant. tor the Ereotlon of a BwelllnK housenear Cambridge. m^ Arohiteota. N.Z. Insuraaoo Buildings. , • ~ I :■...■■...■... . •.- ■



YOUNG MEN'S U-RISTIAH ABBO. OIATION, oorner of Wellestej-and Albert Btreote.-Meetin«rlor United P»TMwUlJ«l}gl THIS (Satardw EVENING, ft 7.89. ABibhi Reading trill bs given. Friends aw oordiaUy < invited. A BIHL.E CLA3B tot MKH •twt , s Sanday afternoon, from 3 till 4. ________ t»ITT-STREET WESLBY*« Jt OHURQH.-Morning, at U, Mr A, f 0. s Canghey; Evening, at 8.30, Mr H. Field. ■ - ' nKAFTON BOAU WBSLKYAJt VJT CHURCH.-Mornlng, at 11. Roy. I* M. Igltt: Kvenlng^at B 30. Rev. W. & Oliver. . . POfISONBY WESLEYAN CHUKGH. —Morning, at 11, Mr & Buchanan; Bven lng. at«.BO, Mr3. J. Mather. ... _ ~ -VTEWMARKBT WEBLISYAN J_N CHUKCB.-Mornlng.at ttjMilO^Bto phenson; Kvealnir, at 6.39.Mr J.Foater, •>.■,,_, DARNELL WESLEYAN UltliKim^ Jr Sundayßervloes-Mor^ng,atU, »»T.VT. 0. Oliver; Kveato«jatjtMJ__vL. a__«W^_. J> CHURCH.- Moretag. at UJtoW.Hont. Kvaning. at 6.30. Mr A. C. OaugheT. „._;'! M A RCH-HILL WESLEYAN. SBR- A. VICKS.-DWno Servioe y^ BB^»f In the PubUo Sohool-rooM To-mortow HVBMW. at6.3o,byMrLayry. ■ ■ ' ■'■ -''— ; gLLERSLIE WESLEY_A^SER\TOIg School-room To-morrow Evening, at 0.80. by Mr wailla. ~,, KANKLiN EOaB "PRIBMTWJSI,V7 MKTHODIST OHUBOH.-DlYta«SorJrtM : -j will beheld In tols ohnroh To-uaorrow Morning and Evening, by Rev. J. Qny. - RIMITIVE kETHODIST CHURCH. Alexandra-Btraet.-The Hot. J. IjOnKjffl preach In the Morningat 11, andln. the Krenlßß at 6.80, ' '- ■ ' m . . DRIMITIVE METHODIST SUNI)AY« */ JT SKRVKSEB, KipelJlor Hall; rDOTer Pitt- ■ ~ Btreet.-The Key. J. LoSg P»aon tattY ; Ai tarnoon at 3 o olqcfc _j-f/^ »;> WELLKSL-Y-STREET BAI^ETSX *rt OHCROH. V Kvangellfltlo Serrloes wJU..')eLi_ d > W^r menoine Snndar Evening, 6th Fiformry, to Saturday Evening, llthFebrw^wndncjeoWr Mr J. 8, Harrlaon, Kvangellrti^om Bpurgeon* College, London. Mr ThosaSs Spurgeon will take part in the Bervtoeß^'Sankey's Hyn—SVUi Borjiuaa to oommenoe at 7.Sff ,« °AU>Beat«fr6fc;'/iNooolleotlon. Gomeaaaw^- , come. J ■■ ■ . i ?>•. EIEESLEY-STREET BAyTISI CHUROH.-MT ThomMSP'SSSfc! E£ preach Ta-morrow Morntog.at M ™™h%& Mr J. S. Harrison, from C« fl. BpnrgeOßß O0i» j lege In the Evening, at 6 15. * ai MATrHKW'M CHUKOH,-£eptna- O gesima Conreo of Three Sermons on" Wor*S \ -Septaagerima I-"OoJ« W«* i^nSSi Sexageafta H-" Man's Work for God." Qotooa age^taa 111-" Man's Work tor Self." BTOnißg Service at 815, TTNITED METHODIST FBBB \J CHURCH, Pitt and Vtaoent streets.— Bunflay Servloeß.'Fobruary 6, to theMornWgatlf, and in the Evening at oflftpy ~ thaßev.T. Hodgaon. -; '■'■''■■ X Congregational church. Bercs. \J fora-street-The nsnal Seryicei vrill be «»n ---duotod To-morrow (Sunday), at 11^a m.andlM» p.m., by the Pastor, the Roy. J. Robertoon, M.A. i ■ -■ -' ST, STEPHEN'S CHURCH, Ponsonby, -The Bey. MaokßDßle Fraßer. ot BW David's, will pMabi To-morrOW (Bondaj) Morn tng In the above chnroh. ; ST. DAVID'S CHURCH, Upper By m6iaaß-Btreet.-KTening, 7 o'otook/ »cv. T. MoKeozlo Fraaer, M.A.. Leowre on Scripture . Charaoterß-" The Life of Josepni" \_ L"ORNE-ST REET HALL-IiSSECTA RIAN SUNDAY gERVKJBS,Feb. 6,ISW. —Morning Servioe only, at 11 o clock, by the Rot. 8 Bl K er. B.A. Snbjeot "Onßavlneßoulß and its Beality-Things that Cannot, Be, Be- f lieved." ._ •■■'■ ■ ' ■"■, mEMI'ERANUE HAlilw-Goo-A. A Brown will Lecture on SandaylUgn^B,** Subject, "The Scriptures versus DeSOTMßfc tionalißm.'' Morninggervloeftt 11 oolooK. y,l-nw TENT MEETING at Mangare Bridge ',*■ on Sunday Afternoon, at 3.80 o'olook. Jftf Dixon wUI preach at 7 w.m. Mr WlMfcTriU deliver a Lecture on BiblaThemes. On Monday Night, at 7.30. Geo. A. Brown will oommenoe a Coureo of Leotureß on "■Conditional Imrnor- ; taiity." -\ ; ■■-■=■: ■■■ /CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST liAT \j TKR-DAY SAlNTßholdMeetlngainthe Masonio Hall, Newton, on Sunday—ll a.m. «W Sacrament, 6.30 p.m. preaohing we Go»pai. All , are Invited. Nooollectlon. ■_ ... /•—;, "" mHEATRE ROYAL: SUNDAY EVEN- L ING SERVIOKB, nndor tke oondaot of ~ the Young Men's Christian Association, en *' Sunday Evening, from Bto 8. All ere invited. Boata Free. - . . • - : ■ .: . . ; .<;, v ' - THE GOSPEL OF TUB dJKACE OF I • GH3D. Revival Meetlnga wUI be held Nightly on and after Saturday Bvenlngnext, oommenatiis a* B < ■; o'olook on SATURDAY KVKNINQ, laAlbert Hall (near Cousins fc Atkin'fl Faotory),oanduoted by Wm. Henry Bnfle*. ■~ . No collootlon. AU persons invited. " Let him that Is athlrst oome.", , AnotiO-6. i , MONDAY, FEBRUARY ,6. L. W.~i"ATON ■tltriLL tfc!ll)j' auotion* at Mjjtoit, ; = VV on Monitoy. mh Jfebroarr, at U o'oloolt, 62 bags Coooanntd 6 eases Pineapple*; ' _ Auckland-grown Apples and Plamg a. W. BINNEY] [BDWIK BIKBKY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, At 11 o'clock. FANCY GOODS fi'ANCY 60P»Si Ex May Qtaeen, from London. G. W. BmNBY & 00. TfriLL sell by public auction, at their V T Mait, Qneen'-fitreet, on Weflneaday, Bth - , February, at 11 o'olook, . . ;>* a CASES FANCY 1 GOODS, Statlonerr, I 4 Fire Screen Ornamonts, Gamon, TOJB. Box Toys and Musloal Toys, Bonbons. Perfumed Satohola, Fancy Jowellsry. Imitation Gold and Silver NeokChalna and leland-made Fanoy Goods. 7~ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, T 7" Atlto'olocka.m. IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS, CON . TRACTORS, AND OTHERS. 10 BE SOLD BY AUCTION. AT AUCKLAND^SAVUfGS BANK., rrtHE HOBABI- TOWN STdNK T v front , *4*mms> Slates on the roof .-toacriptloM 1». 8 Plate Glass Win^pWßjjWedneßday ev«nittg«. arohitraves couipletar in Advanoe, ' . 11 Pairs Bashes and Frai'—^_^__ J ____-__ a Pairs Turning Doorß^ handles, so. nTT R R X RMT VAR V' IS Doom, in flrat-olftfu V•*■! • ""W'A***. complete j^^..:,, '- . ■-. : 1 BtaliMjage, PartiHV "^5. . ,; Marble Ohimne^>^ X 1> ; Window BUndß^O^ . >. , The wholawlUUrsfc bo , fy It should not soil as a wliolt up In lota as adverttaed. >^ •»;/ Fourteen Uaye allowed foi Terms: Csjq on the &U bt the Ba, j/ - R. ARTHUR, Salesman and Auctioneer. . . ''■ "TU2SDAY, FEBRUARY I.l^° l , TO IRONMONGERS SHIP CHAND*. LEBS, EARTHENWARE DBAI,BBtJ, AND OTHERS. , Hurtioßno Lamps, aßßorted ' i } ' Frying Pans, Girdles, Gad Irons American.Corn Shelters Earthenware, Mincing Knives . Scythes, Swaths, Window Cleanore, GABRD3L IAWIS HAS received instructions to sell at hi» - 1 Store, on the above date, ot U o'clock.?1 A CONSIGNMENT OF ABOVE GOODS, ex Wellington, and lata arrivals. ' WITHOOT RKSKRTB. , ', -— WBDNESDaY, FEBRUARY 8. FINE ART POTTJSRY, W. DO WDEN WILL sell by auction, at tho Exchange Mart, Qoeen-etreet. on Wednesday J next, Bth instant, at U o'olook, j/£ A OASKB OF VSUY HANDBOMK FINB 0 ART POTTKRY, consisting of elaborate t ' designs in— French Majolica ' Hungarian Marble Ware ' : Troy Vases ■ .'■ • ■■] Bronzed Ware .•■•■■■■■■ j,s; •__ . ~... Silver Grey Pottery ; -, Red Terra Cotta .„ Hungarian Bnamel Ware BlueMßdlßßvalPottery _, _^ Glazed and Unßleased Ware, ip ~.'.- ■ .■ pared tor Hand-pulntlng.. /_^ SALE OF LEASES OF 173 KUHS IW H rsEH^'lß^- S^oSSfS^SS Saww anctiwon MONDAY, the 27th FBbr«W- X it II o'clock a.in.. In Wateon'a LOBg Room. m»BSreet,Danedin. MS Kirns average an area of 13.318 acre*: eiahtr'seven o! them are under this average. the lowest being MOO acres, andjaiditrfixOf them are above the average, tha highest being 70,190 ucroß. '■ ■ ■■' '' .'■'■■ ' ■ '"'■■' ''!l •' '■■(■;■ Tha upset rentals average nearly id per lore. ranging from a traction of a Id up to 7a. The teuuro rangestrom one year np to ten. Details o£ oaefc Kun and llthcwraph map* can be noon at uny Latid Ofllwj, and postors alyln« full parHonlara WiitJio Runs aw exhlbltea at alt tho nailwsy Btationsiand PostOfflousthrough outtheoolony... , WM>ROLTjKgTONi ____ __ . Mtolßterof Lands.* : ~-,y (Continued on Fourth Pa&e)." ■ '•■■.■ '■ - ~ '■ '■'';,■■■:'■;;■ ,- ■■■■■■. ■ •■■■■>■ •■,■■.: ~.- ■ ■ : .:i :■:■■ ■,!