running to very great business at tko Gaiety. Tho finest dramatic criticism I have read in the colonies appeared on this play in tho " Echo " the other, night, The writer is juat ttto good for John Fairfa* nn'd Son's, in whetae employ merit a, dead J'cvel of respectability is tile thiqg. To tho pood friends, M.L'.A.'s, nnd -journalists, who telegraphed tb, the Governor of par lirjghnrst g^ol to pi!,y my .fine, and drank wy health around bars, under the impr.es- Bim that I was -Inside bara, my publ;9 thanks are, due. I havo move friends, iii fcbiii.colony. *hani I'thonftht. I know of Wo biiatay, find with the 'blessing' o! God, that J>broon shall some day have v lively time of it.

SCINTILLATIONS.

"Bo brief, ■ for It is with woras as with Bunboatns; tho more thoy are condonsod tho deepor they burn."—Soutuky.

President Arthur is a widower.

The "Comet" is tho latest brand of whisky. Terrible tails are told of its rapi dity of actioD. " Guilty or not guilty ?" asked a Dutch justice of a prisoner. " Not guilty." " Den what do want here? Go about your piz ness." _, , , - TheMaclcay Biigar crop, Queensland, is CXDected to yield 11.000 tous this seascn. . Hon. John Douglass, of Queensland, strongly advocates'construction of railways by hind grants.! , , At tho Wcsloyan Conference.Sydney, the Key. George Martin was elected President for the year. The water rate in Sydney for the year 1882 is fixed at the rate of 5s per room.

In America it is estimated, on an average, that 2,500 murders arc committed annually. The average number of executions is 101), and l/nchings average 100. Tho euro prescribed by Melbourne Mag istrates for lurrikinism is imprisonment without option of fine, and flowing as a last resource. A honsc-to-housc visitation to discover sanitary sins is recommended in Melbourne. •It would also be of service in some parts of Auckland. One hundred and seventy-three runs, comprising 2,309,217 neres of Crown lands in Otago, will be offered for lease by public auction on Monday. A fire broke out yesterday in the st-ire formerly occupied by Mr E. \V. Mills, WeiU ington. The Brigade were quickly on the cpotj and extinguished the fire. It is stated that on the tact that a muiibcr Of evJcbitncns wcte found at tlie Kapanga riiihb being cabled to England, the shares In the iilinb rose at onbe from 7s Cd to 15s. The Rev; Cornelius Griffin} Weilbyan Minister from Hamilton, donned the Key. Mr Carrick'a black gown during the recent services he conducted in St. Andrew's Church. The vestment seemed made for him, it fitted so well. The Key. Mr Carrick went up to the Waikato to preach for the Wcßleyans there; ho preached with out a gown, as there was not one in the circuit to bo found to lit him. Ho seemed free and happy without it, and eloquent in Ills sermoDi

The Mahurnngi Coal ProspDding Com pany, Limited, have sunk inn first borc-holo to1 the depth of 300 feet under the former manager, at a cost of £193 6s 6d, whilo tlio sura {paid for the second bore, of same depth ilnder tlie late manager (MrDelinisdu) only cdat £04 13 lOd. Operations ate now sus pended, ,A scaronn iiatncd Williarii Howson, aged 19, has bcisn committed fot trial for attempt ing to bttrn tho American barque Manhcgan at Newcastle, N.5,.W., Tlie only, motive attributed is a desire to get nd of bis articles. , p , ... ,11 Is reported at Whangarfli that a ■well; known. resident contemplates proceedings for indignities placed upon hjm and rumours circulated during Detective Jeffrey's visit to that settlement in search of, Plummer! tho detective having mistaken the settler for the missing burglar..

. A man named James Pollen was charged at Ashburton yesterday with the abduction of a yonng girl, named Lucy Haines from lafst parents'jjcecping. The p,aicntsjha,d re qciyed a letter from tbc girl, who is 14, year's and 9 months old, stating, that she had married the prisoner, but this be denied. The proposition mado by Mr Bl.igb, tho well-known English gentleman cricketer, to bring out a mixed team of players next Reason, has been accepted by the Melbourne Cricket Club,

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S CORT.-This Day.

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

JUEQMRNTS FOB I'LAItITI FF3.

Crulokshank, Miller and Co. v. C. A, Barton claim, £18 0s sd; costs, £2 Ha. • iMr Coleman for plaintiffs). — R. Reeves v. M, Kelly sen., £218s; costs, £1 2s 6d. (Mr Thorno for plaintiff).— Kushbrook and Bridgeman v. H. T. Kemp, £!0 8s 9d; costs, £2 lls.(Mr Thorne for plalntiffd). —J. Glasgow V. A. Bowden. £110 ; coats, 103.— w, Easdown v. John J. Brook, £13 On Si ; coats, £2 ss. (Mr T. Cooper for plaintiff) —Kade v. Crocker. £3; Oo3ts, 12«r.—EUer v. Davidion rates, A2 10s; coats, 7a. Kller, v. Kirklanti— rates, &l 10s; costs, 7s.

[JUDGMENT SUMMONS CASES. J.MoLanghlin v. James B.Hay, claim £3 0s (id, goods.—Mr CottorVor plaintiff, examined plain tiff as to defendant's position.—Mr MoLaugblin raid defendant was a considerabla farmer, chairman of a Highway Board, and holding sundry Office?.—Ordered to pay forthwith.— Several other cases were adjourned until next court-day. adjourned Casks.—Hargcs v. Richardson, £5 3s 6d; Uppenhelmer v. Havener, £29 Is 3d; King v. Djrcr.£l Is; McQlnn v.Kodda, £1 23 9d; Peacock t. Kills, £12 0s (id. DEFENDED] CASES. McLennan v. Tole,—Claim, £9 8», goods,—Mr E. CoODer for plaintiff, Mr Tole for defendant.— The plaintiff in this case was a, settler in Pokeno Valley, but was not present in conse quence, it was suppoeoJ, of the notice not being served in time.—His Worship seid it would put tho plaintiff to extra expobse, rather than lose the opportunity of attending. — After some further argument, his Worship said ho would adjourn the oaae for a-week. To this, however, counsel objected, and judgment was given for defendant, oosts am. Seocomoe and Bon v. David Wilson and Another,—Claim. £16, value of tank*.—Mr S. Hesketh appeared for plaintiff, and stated the case; and[floaliy, as all the parties were not present, the case was adjoutnod for a fortnight. Jones v. Porter; claim £1 IS* 6d.-Mr 8. Heßketh for plaintiff, Mr MoKechnie ior de fendant.—This was a claim for repairing a saddle.—William Portor, farmer, Woiroa South, deposed that he know Mr Jones, Saddlor, Of Queen-street; he sent a saddlo by the boat man to be repaired for Captain Bluett; wroto Instructions an d attached them to the saddle ; Mr Jones had applied to him for payment, buc ho was not responsible, ho moroly sent ie for Captain Bluett.—His Worship said the matter Involved a question of law. The plaintiff was between tho two; |no a?oncy was disclosed. Mr Porter stated that ho was not tho principal; the owner should have boen sued.—George Gooseman, foreman to. Mr Jones, remembered tho boatman bringing tho saddle, and asked that it might be repaired for Mr Porter, and cent down to the boat.—Mr Heskoth fold his client did not know Captain Bluett in the case. Mr MoKenzie replied, and coincided with Bis Worship's viows.and afkod for a nonsuit.—Mr Heskethlsaid he ahould like to ascertain whether Jones, tho boatman, had exceeded his authority. —Mr Muckechnlo had no objection to submit to. an adjournment, but he considered It useless. Tho case might be summed up in a few words. The saddle was the property of Captain Bluett; he wished Mr Porter to get it repaired; he snnt It by his man Jones, to boatman Jones, who took it to Jones tho saddlor, who asked that tho saddle might be repaired and sent down to tho boat; no owner was mentioned. Mr Jones be lieved that Mr Porter was tho owner, and charged to him, but Mr Portor objected to pay necausellt was not his saddle.—Mr Heakethoatd he should like to look into tho matter.—AC ourned (or a week. Dallen v. BBiley; claim, £23. M? George for plaintiff; Mr Keetley for defendant —This claim was for use and occupation of premises in Qaeon-ntroot.- Mr Kcetluy asked for adjourn ment as he had another engagement, but Mr Grorga objected as witnesses were all in wait ing.—William D. IMUon, confectioner, doposod that defendant, IC, J. BBiley, occupied a chop as fruit and seedsman under him. at a weekly rental of £2 10b. Ho owed 7 weeks rent, £1710s, the balanoe was for a Bhare of ratos and fixings, according to arrangements. To Mr Keetloy: there woa an agreement between him and de fendant In May, l'Bl.-Mr Keetley asked that it might be produced, and plaintiff said he had not brought ie; it was a simple affair shewing that he agreed to let, and defendant accept at £2 10s per week, parable in advance; the rent duo was from September 20 to December 7. Defen dant neglected to put himßolf on the assessment roll, but he agreed to pay ratf s for tho balance of the termf-Hla Worship thought plaintiff was demanding £615s for rates for which hewas not legally responsible.—Mr Dallen said Bailey Swepted tho responsibility, and might have been on the roll if he had ohosen.-Mr George argued that it should be looked at in the light of rent-Mrs Bailoy depo'ed that she had been paying 5s per week regularly to Mr Dallen, amounting to £7 Ise-£2lss a week.- Bis Worship Bald, Mrs Bailey Bhould have had «l 15a entered regularly, instead of £2 10s as rent, and she would have been right.—Mr Dallen said tho £7 153 instalments was for Interest on mooey dne.-Mr Keetley eaid tho rate of Interest was alarming, beating all tho bill-brolrers into insignifloance. There was a get ofl for supply of vegeUb'os, which Mr Dallen admitted.— Kdward J. Bailey, seedsman, deposed that bo never agreod to pay for nttinßs; the use was inc'uded in the rent. Ho also, repudiated other item). Did not agree to pay interest tor tho back rent. Never agreed to par rate?. After some further argument, His Worship reserved judgment, for the purpose of ascertaining whether defendant was liable for the rates. The Court was then adjourned. ■

A ladof 14 or 15 years of age, named Brierley, who is employed at the Timber Factory, met with a painful accident Ibis morniDg while working a planing machine. His left hand was caught by the implement, and before he could withdraw it the lingers had been crashed and lacerated. Ho was at once taken to the Hospital, where Dr. Cooper found it neceseaty to amputate the third and fourth fingers, and it is likely tbut another one will yet have to be taken ofF;iß well. After the operation had been per formed, the sufferer was removed to his home,

TELEGRAMS.

I (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT). | ""tAu^O, this dtty, _ .Tfao Native tahds Court confirmed the judgment of the first court in all respect? Wiii.n regard to the ,\Vajrekei block, tin property of Mr Robert Graham, ( w , LYTiELTON, this day. j PASSENGERS FOR AUCKLAND, Mr Bonroe, the' new Hcad-maqtcrdf the College and Grammar School,' and Mr Johnston, manager of the' South British Insurance Company, were passengers to Auckland per Kotorua. A passenger for Auckland fell down the lazaretto of thp Kotorua last night, and was considerably bruised. Tb.6 extent of the injuries, however, is not certain yet.

(I-KB I'KHSS ASSOCIATION.}

DUNEDIN, this day,

HIE TOTALISATOK CASE,

Mr Pirie, hairdresser, was fined £5 on each of two informations for keeping a totalisator open in connection with the Southland races. Notice of appeal was given. Arrived i Harbour Board's hopper-dredgoj 120 days from Greenock. Brown, the first engineer, was drowned on January 14,

ENGLISH CRICKETERS AT WELLINGTON.

(UV TELEOKAPH,—rEESS ASSOCIATION.)

WELLINGTON, Wednesday night. Tuk English Cricketers met with a cordial reception on landing to-dny. After being ' conveyed in a, dm* to tbe Occidental Hotel they rroceeded to the Newton Reaervo, three miles distant, where the match was to be played, A good deal of delay oc curred in getting n start, and it was 20 minutes to 2 before the Englishmen went to the wickets. Thcro is really little worthy of special mention in connection with the afternoon's proceedings. The attendance was limited to about 000 pei'aonsi and tbe play was very slow; Tho Wellington men cat! never be got to practise; ahd their care lessness in this respect resulted in some wretched fibldinp, chan.ee after chanco being missed; while the visitors seemed many runs through the^ blum&y2, return1 ,pf the ball qu tliepart of tho local team. Tlic bowling of Bayly la Wanganui, man) was much admired. He is a medium round arm, and drives straight on to tho middle stump. The Englishmen are satisfied with simply protecting the wicket. Indeed, it is almost impossible to get a good drive off Bayly. The bowling of the others was indifferent except, perhaps, Coates (a Wftnganui man)} who was put on towards the finish of tile day's play, and who bowled very well. After the first 50 had been run up scores camo tediously sloW. Scotton was two hours (it tho wicket for 11 runs. Shrewsbury was three hours at tile wicket,, but totted up 70. Emmet wjll be the next nlan to go in; The .wicket was rfoiiiewhat bumpy this cvcnin'if. The Ehg .lisllmcn attended tlie opera. Play com mences tomorrow at 10 o'clock.. There is very little chance of the Wellington .men coming off with credit, and they bkvetliem selves to blame if they are ignbminously defeated; ,

Match Resumed To-day.

WELLINGTON, tbi* day. The cricket match was resumed at 11.3 this morning. There was fine wcatnej and a moderate,attendance. .Shrewsbury ,and Scotteu, the not outs- of the previous day, faced the bowling of, Baylcy and Coutts. Off tbc first ball, Shrewsbury was neatly taken at short Blip by Cross. No addition was .made to yesterday's total. Emmstt joined Kcotton, but afton adding one,, he gave a chance to jiarchant, 3rd man, which was,taken—s—l—lß6. Shaw, the captain, filled tbc gap,but he immediately loatScotton, who was caught at long-on by Armitage oil Uailey- B—2o-186. Pilling came in, and the score was raised to 202, when ahaw drove Bailey into Alpe's hands- 9-14-202. Peate, the last man, came in and a change was made in the bowling, Lynch relieving Coutts at the south end. Tho total at the present time is 215. fehrewsbury, o Cross, b Coutta .. 70 Scotton. o Arinltage, b Bay ley .. 20 Hmmotc, o Marchant. b Coutta .. 1 Shaw, o Alpos, b Bayloy .. .. 11 Filling, not out 6 Peate, not oat 7 Extras _ .. .. S Total .. .. - 215 ■Tho 3,8. Hero left (or S-ydnoy at 130 p.m. to-day. Paßßongors: Mr and Mrs Dram, Mr and Mrs Taylor, Mrs Bolton. Messrs H. N. Abbott. Walton, Brown, Duthie, David and son, Koicer, Brown, K. Bolton, Konnody, and Ah Dow. Latest. 3.30 p.m. Tbc English are all disposed ot for 222, Three of Wellington cut for 25.

WESLEYAN CONFERENCE.

(BY TELEGKAPHi—O *N COBRESrONDEHT.

CHBISTCHURCH, Wednesday. The Conference passed the following resolution;—" The Conference has heard •with great thankfulness of the manifest blessing of God, which has rested upon the agencies of the church during the past year, resulting in the increase of 465 ac credited members, 460 Sunday-school scholars, and 2,270 attendants on public ■worship, while there are in addition, 730 persons on trial for membcr ihip, besides 1,173 communicants, and 610 catechumens. We al»o accord our gratitude for the evidences of the more entire consecration shown in feady ■personal service, and large gifts to the cause of God. Impressed with the sad bereavement of the year, with a deeper sense of tno 'nearness of the eternal world, the ministers ! and lay leprcaeutativus determine to give themselves more fully to God, with greater diligence to seek personal holiness, and by more earnest study and prayer become better fitted as instruments to use in tfec extension ot his Kingdom in the colony. We farther agree to urge upon the people in our circuit the desirability of a more systematic study of God's word, the regular attendance upon Wednesday evening services, and the giving themselves to direct service for God as psayer leaders, distributer?, class leaders, and local preachers, as well as the daily pressing upon their neighbours and ac quaintances the importance of their'soul's welfare, and the possibility of allnowen joying the consciousness of apresent free and full salvation." WiVV This day. At the Wesleyan Conforence last evening a conversation on the work of Hod took place, and proved-one of the most interest ing and profitable sessions «E the con ference. The Kcv. Messrs Furclongh, Mnrley, Berry, Tinsley, and Messrs Wilson, Lewis and others testified what God had been doing in the various circuits. A largo increase of members was reported. To-day a resolution, relative to the retire ment of the Rev. T. Buddie, was unani mously passed, expressing the high esteem in which ho was held and appreciation of his long service. Several members spoke in warm tcms of Mr Buddie, who has laboured for upwards of forty year*. He made a short reply being much moved by the kind feelings expressed towards him.

Every member stood up when the motion was passed. The Rev. J. Buller appeared in tho Con ference to-day for the first lime, and was received with applause, all standing while bo walked up the Chamber and took his seat beside the President.

The morniDg has been taken up with tho consideration of the 3rd draft of stations. At tho dinner the minist#s ot other eburches were present, and the speeches delivered were expressive of fraternal feol-

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

January 2G. Auckland Gae-Bu?ers, £10 6a; sellers, £1010s SSlairtK-I7 18s to £8; buyer,, £rriorftern S.S. Company-Seners 12s6d Kempthorno, Prossor, and Co.-3eUerß, us oa Heiensviile Timber Company-Buyers, U3 Caledonia-Buyers, 13s 6d ' ..„, .„ fill Kuranui Uill-Buyers, 35,10 d: sellers, Is od «ueen of Beauty-Buyers, 63 Bd Humprie's oalley-Husiness done, it Golden Cross-Buyers, 33 NRWMAN , Chairman.

The Queensland Government have re. solved toincrcase the number of immigrants to be sent out annually from eight to ten hou;an'd,

NARROW ESCAPE FROM DROWNING.

A SEiiioUS canOe accident took place on Sattirdfty litst bn Lake 15 o'tdmahana whereby Several Well-known bioiials froiti Auckland were placed in imminent danger o! tjieir lives, two .at lea,st of the party owing thejr safi^y to the ijjtrepjtL conduce t sf a Maori woman who was .acting M' guiile, aiid a third-being rescued in a-half-drowned condition :-by his fellow-travellers. ' The party returned to town by the' Bt'eamer Glcnelg this morning, and from oiie ot them we have obtniucd the necessary particulars of the affair. It seems that they arrived at liotomahann, on Saturday from Macrae's, at \Yairoa, and that at 12.30 p.m. they left the' White Terrace in a canoe, for the pur-' nose of crossing the lake (which is about a mils wide at that point] to the Pink Terrace. The occupants of the frail craft were Mr W, It, Penton (hatter, of Quesn-strcet), Mr Crothcrs (of A. Clark k Sods' warehouse), Mr Page {of Owen and Graham's), Mr Wright (a Southern gentle man), Mr C. Uijtsn (a surveyor), Mi- It. Bird (an bid eettlcr), Kate Mid dlcmas (the Maori guide), and two Maori men who wero paddling. Just as the canoe was neariug the Centre of the lake a stjuall ctftight her) and while she was labouring in the swell, a wave suddenly dashed over the giinwalc', and she immediately filled aiid Sank. .The old man Bird, disappeared at once, and tho Maori woman, without a moment's' hesita tipn, dived for him, Her first' effort was unsuccessful, and she dived again, this time bringing' the exhausted man to the surface with her, ' She then' swam with him to a canoe, in which a Maori named Thompson iad act out for the purpose of rendering' ielp, and placed him in it, afterwards returning to the assistance of Messrs Clay ton and CrothcrS) who> by that timo, stood la great need of help. Meanwhile, Messrs F.ontoh and Wright, aided bjr the W?o male Maoris, gtit tile canOe turned over into its proper position and then securing Mr Page, who was almost unconscious, placed him in it, clambering in aubseqmntly themselves, while the Maoris swam by its aido. In this way they crossed the lake to tho Pink Torraco, where thoy undressed and entcrc.l one of the hot springs, while the Maori Women of the pises hung out their clothes to dry. They remained in tho spring three hbiirs, -ana .then haviiig rehabilitated themsivtf ilirj: preceded to a hatiyo whaic !t soih'6 iStjtap.ee, and being thoroughly ired with*tljbir exertions, turned in or the. pight. On Sunday morning hey nturned to tjie WaUoa> 'Jt'hey all speak In the highest, terms of ad miration of the plucky., conduct of Kate, the Maori guide, and they feel convinced that but for her Bird certainly, and- probably one or two others as well, would have been drowned. Those of them who could swim wero encumbered by their overcoats, so tbat for some time self preservation was the first matter to be at tended to. They return to town scatheless find thiiukful at their escape from a tomb under tlie bide waters of P.otomahana.

FUMIGATION OF MAILS.

Wfc lire glad to be able to inform our feadcra that the attention recently drawn io the existing miserably lnbfticicnt means of fumigating tho mails is about to bear fruit. Tjie Government, at last aroused from their torpidity,haYo requested toe Dis° trict Kngincor, Mr Hales, in conjunction with tlie ~ Chief Postmaster, to re port on tbc best method .of securing the speedy and effectual fumigation of mails arriving in Auckland by infected oliips. These gentlemen have not yet come io a decision,'but it is probable that the purchase of a hulk, with the view of having her: fitted up with fumigating apparatus, will bo the course decided on. Tho vessel will bo moored as near the town as will be consistent with the safety of tho public. I'Uero is- also an alternative method, viz., the erection, of a fumigating station on Kangitoto, or, at 'some other., point nearer town, and where landing is easier and wafer than at MotuihL This, however, would entail tho expenditure of at least £1,000 for a wharf, and we are strongly impressed with the beliof that the hulk project would bo by far the cheapest and most expedient.

A man named Powell was brought down in the train from tho Waikato last night, suffering from a compound fracture of tho right leg, which ho sustained in trying to break in a young colt. It seems that be tied himself upon tho animal's back bo as not to be thrown, and that whilo buckjumping and curvetting it fell, the rider, of course, being undermost. He has been taken to the Hospital and it is net cxpectod that am* putation of the injured limb will bo called for under the circumstance*.

TttE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR THURSDAY, JANUARY 26.



.amusements). English Criuketeks v. TWENTY'TWO OF AUCKLAND. The above Match will take place lntho AUCKLAND DOMAIN CBICKKT GROUND. ON THURSDAY, FRIDAY, & dATURDAY, 2nd, 3rd, and Ith Fbbhuaky, BAND IN ATTENDANCE. admission-one a hilling. p X I C X E Ti ENGLAND V. WAIKATC. A Bpkciat, Train wi'l rnn through to Hamil ton on MONDA.Y. the 31st Instant,' leaving- Auckland at 1.13 p.nt, onnblinn people to see the Hegatta, and then bo in time for the Cricket kfatoh on the 3lßt. (3igned) J ACKBON PALMIIR. Hon. Befl. W.O.A. fiIHE BUILDERS' AND CUN t TRACTORS'PICWIO. To be hold at Hunna. on MONDAY, January 30th. Train leaves Auckland at 10.16, stops at New markot and Remunra; leaves Hunua at 0.20. TKA PROVIDED. Tcfeeta, G6 each; to bo had from any of the Momtoraof the Association. C. 8. WRIGHT, Secretary. ■•RWIB- TtCHRSRSQ. ELLIOTT AND 3bs*B»ltx J- hargravks "™J"*uwßetf most respectfully to announco that they have engaged the North Shora Ferry Co.'s steamer Victoria on MONDAY, Feb ruary 6th, 1882. for an Kxourslon and Plonio to Walheke Island, leaving tho Railway Wharf at 9.45 a.m.. returning from Waiheke at 8 p m. Tlokots, 2s: Children under 12years, half fare. Tea will be provided free, each providing their own eatables. A limited number oi tickets will bo issued, whloh can be had from the above, »t the Rail way, and from Mr Baker, at the North Shore Ferry Co's Office. ELLnSLEY ■ STREET BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL. TKACHERS 1 AND FHIKNDS' PICNIC To HENDERSON'S MILL. ON MONDAY, 30th JANUARY, 1882. Train leaves tbo Auckland Station at 9 30 a.m.; Mount Kden Station at 915 a.n>.; and Mount Tickets:-Adults, 2s 6d; Children, Is 6d, Hot water provided. T3ONSONBY WESLEYAN CHURCH. THE ANNUAL PICNIC Of Congregation and Friends wM be hold At KABT TAMAKI, on MONDAY, Jan. 30th (Regatta Day). The 8.8. Annk Milbahk will leave Queen street Wharf at 0 a»n>. sharp, returning at 6 30 p.m. Return Tiokets. 2s oaoh; Children, half price. Tea only provided. Bankruptcy notaceg. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. " Take notice, that a Peed of Arrangement, dated tbo twenty-fifth day of January. 18S2, made between James Stuart; of Cambridge, Waifcato, in the Provincial District of Anok land. in New Zealand. Storekeeper, of the first Dart- Nbilsok Gordon Lennox, stationer, and Arthub Hyam Nathan, Merchant, both of Auckland, in the said Provincial District of Auckland, of the second part; and all the Creditors of the said James Stuart, of the third part • has thls'day been filed in the office of tho Supreme Court of New Zealand, at Auckland, in accordance with the provisions of " The Debtors and CrodllorsAct. 1876."and the several amendments thereof; and take further notice that a Mooting of Creditors of tho Bald James Stuart is hereby convened to be held at eleven of the clock in the forenoon on TUESDAY, tho fourteenth d»y of February, 1832, at the office of William Thornoi Solioltor. corner of Queen strcotand Vulcan Lane, Auckland, for the pur pose of assenting to the said Deed. Dated this 20th day of January, 18?2. WILLIAM THORNB, Solicitor for the Trustees.



1 WafltSd. \rTANTED, d Girl to nurse a baby; op V T id- «!eeji at hrjme prpferred;-Apply t M_3__UT_______rJ__ne____mt_______ \XTANTED, a respectable Girl asGettere V T . Servant.—App'y to Mrs Constable, Hoi nbrj-gfiqfrt. )?pftQßlte. jtr^Greonaway^). ANTED, a'.^itsßlHsD BitfnwJd *<> Now Plymouth. - Apply Uoverno Browne Hotel. Good wages. \jtj As^EiDi o Qe'od,;J'jnigbor, constan T? Work to>a ccinpiteattandf^J. Tror wlth^o__ i _ao__y._W_l__oldt»tr_e_ ANTED, a "few" good iiushmeD.- Apply to D- Gouk or P. Lanjgin. WANTKjI>,- a Boy who understand) marking billiards.—Apply W. Caßtraj City Club Hotol. WANTED, afflaunnford's'Auoklam Registry (established 1833), Severa Fomalo Servants (town). -J %»rANT_D, a respectable Girl about M, V T -^Address >t this offlca. AnTED, lOcood Uai'pentcriJ.—Applj to W. 0111, Builder (at Messrs Clarki works, Bliortlana-atrSfltU ' ... WANTED, EcnrjMiien, Bop as ha provors, Girls na Approntloes; .anS I rcspoctablo intolllßont Youth for tho Cllckin> Departmcnt.-J. J. Austin & C 0.,17, Wyndham street, "|\/-ANTED, a Seivanr,— Apply to Mn Tf Qrant. OfiOhilnSS; WANTED, an Errand ttoy at the Lon flpn Arcade.-Apply to C; A. Ooodaoni I \aj ANTEJJ, Voiiuß Uay for H'lud, to V V travel.—Acldreas Heriry Melton, Post Sfllcd. WANTuD a General Servant. — Appfy to Mrs Baßley, Uraftoii Road, opposite ; Park Road. ; \\ r ANTED a respectable Girl to assist Vt in a baker's shop and house-woik.- Thomaa Wilson. (irey-Btroet. , . WANTED, a good Dairy of Beat Fresb Buttor and Egga,—Apply Glasgow Store, Hobaon-Btreet. WANTED, an Errand Hoy, about 16"; must know tdwh woll.—Apply Champte' loup and Odbpor, Stationfirg) 80. Queen-atreet. WAnTED, rtt Mannaford's Aiickinnd Ueitiatry (RBtsbllahed 1863), Uouscmaid (Day of Ialamlp); v)ajtoa. lfafil. . . Vl»/ ANTED, an Errnlid Boy about IE T* yoaw of ago, fot deUvoring purcola.— Garliek ann Cranwoll. VV/"ANTED, at once, a good General t T Porvant who undorstanda plain cooking; also, a Housemaid who undore'anda waiting al tablOi—Harbour Viefir Homo, Shortland-atrcot. WANTED, Uoard and Lodgings iul dtilet fariilljl; wduid ftlrnlflh bodroom il required; Porjeonby protbrrOd.—Koply lottar, atatipg terma. to L.J:T.. this ollloe. W" ANTED, n good Gouetal Servant; mtißtbo aobuatomSd to childrba.—Mrt Watorhotißo. Mount Albert. WANTED, a respectable GirTasgenera! Borvant.-Apply to Mrs Ellott, Heaflelu View; | WANTED)- good. Woman Cook foi hotol (Bay of Islands) at onco,-Mn Klfmoro'fl Reglatry, Shortland-Btreet. WANTED. Fast, Good Writer for a few days.—Apply Drue; Co.. at once. ANTED, a Fiist-clasa Barmaid foi upstalra bar.—Apply offloe of thla paper, WANTED, a Good Housemaid, rbfer onoes required.—Mrs Whitson, Water 100 Quadrant. ANi'Bll, a Situation as Kougb Carpohtor; goaioral handyman.—Ad drjaa "Stranger." thlß Offloe. ANTE~D, at bannafofd's Auckland Roglstry (eota-Uahcd ISG3), Several oh-rp I*dß. WAWTEi), I'ick and Shovel Men.— Hunt and White, Contraotorfi, Dock Beclamatloa Workß, North Shore. \.%/ ANTED, a Tenor lor fct. Mark's.— V T Beo advertisement in another column. WaNTisD, imniedintely, a General Borvant for a Bmall family; no washing;. —Apply, boforo 3 o'clock, to Mrs Palmor, Carle ton uoad, Snafleld View. \\i ANTED, a Young Man accustomed Vt to the butoherlng.-Apply H. D. Gilss, City Marko^ AN'rED to Sell, Singlc^cated Ameri can Tray Burbj'. in good ordor; also, good quiet aotive Horse, 3} years old, good in saddle or harnoßß.—K. Wooding. High-street. WANTED, a Lady accustomed to teach, lug Muiio for two ohlldron, two hours each woo-ly.—State lowest terms to 11.L., bT-li ofllce. WANTED XO SELL, a Basket Carri. ago. Bukors' Cart, Dog Cart and Han som.— R. Bull's Coaoh Painting and 1 rlmuilng Establishment, Wakollold-Btrcet. \\ WANTED, two well-furnished Knoms, TT lmmodiatoly, with Board; North Shore preferred, and no olhor boardors. — Addrcaa A.D.Q., thla ofllce. WANTED, a Thorough General (middle agod not objoctod. to) must bavo good rofsronccs; liberal wojjea— Apply Mrs Walkor, Bt, Stephena Avcnuo, l Jarnell. WANTED, by a Young Lady. Fur nished Apartmonta. (bedroom and Bit tl»g-rooma). — Apply stating full part oulars, Kvenlng Star Oflioß. " A-TrEI), at Hannaford's 'Auckland Registry (ostabliahod 1533;. Cooks and L-undrofaes. WANTED, Two or Three Kespectnblc Young Mon as boarders.—Mm Kava nagh, Nelßon-Btroot, 2nd house from Cook-Btreet. ANTED, an Apprentice to the Dressmaking.—Apply to Mrs Smith, Kybor Pasa Road, corner of Sanfleld Viow. WANTED by a steady Smith and Shoor. Kmploimontintown or country. —Apply by letter to J-F.H.. Siar ofllce. WANTED, a Constant Supply of' Eggs and Butter for Lovuka.—Address G. Worthlngton, Newmarket. ANTjsD, gooU Plain Cook and Laundross; references rcqulrod.—Apply to Mr Thof. Morrln, Burwoud, Kemuera. WANTED, by a youth of good ex perience, a situation as Barman in a hotel (town or country).-" K.8.T.." Stab Office. WANTED, bj a Lady, a Situation aa houaekeeper .or useful companion.— Address P.M.. Post Office, Worthoote. WANTED KHOW_<—Tnat the flew Zealand Timber Company are selling all kinds of Timber and Building Material at the very lowest ratea. Very suporior White Kauri, from our new bnah.jnat opened. ANTeD, Tenders tor Excavating Karth, aUotment top of Hepburn-Btreet Information before 9 a.m. or after 1 p.m —K. I. Matthews. ANTED KNOWJN—That Munroand Millig-n have Removed from Karanga hape Road to Larger and more Contral Premises in Hobson-stroot, near Wellington gtreot. WANTED, by a Lady, a Siluationas Houßekooper to a gontlomon or widower whero a sorvant ia kept; no objeotion to country.—Address M.T., Genoral Po^t Ofllce. WANTED to Let, Five Acres Land with a small Houeb and Cow-shods on It. Kent. 8s 6d per wpok, near Kpaom.—Apply to A. Ouoksey, Poat Ollioo Grocery Store, Mount Kden Road. .. \\T AhTav, oracrs ior our lamoua V T Tronsora to measure, at 13s 6d; also, the wondrous 65s suits. Qvorcoate from 10s. Marvellous value at J. D. Phillips', Cheap Tailor, 170. Qneen-atreet, WANTED, three to six acres ot Land suitable for garden (handy to town).— Addreßß with full particulars to F. this ofllce. ANTED to Sell, Mixed Faints In gallon tlnß j K&url Oil, 2/9 per gallon ; Priming Paint. 6/6 per gallon.—Atkinson ft Co., Freeman's Bay; Wholesale Agents, Messrs B, Porter fc Co. , WANTED, Tenders for excavating and removing a quantity ot earth frorr about the Newton Catholic |Churoh.-Apply tc tho Key. Father O'dullivan for particulars.—O. Mahon, Hon. Seo. "ANTED KNOWN that the Victonan Loan and Discount Agency's Advertise ■ mont appsara on Ith nage,3rd oolumn. ANTED KNOWN-J uosfrraveanc Co. aro Soiling Men's Suits of tho Bom Blue Sotko at 258 Cd; faahionable make. \\J ANTED KNOWN—There are S(H V T pairs of good Twoed Troußors to bo boU at J. Coagravo and Co.'s, for Cs lOd per pair. A N TE D' KN O W N—That yoni money will go tbo farthest if you apeni It with Tester, Drapor, Karangahape Road. WANTED KNOWN, that J. MEL DRUM, Bootmaker, ShortlanrJ-streek Auokiand, ia calling special publio attention ti hla Custom Work. Kopaitsnoatlydone. Boot Sewn and Pkbokd and Madb to Okdrß; ■* trial reapcotfuily Boliclted.-J. MKLDItUM. ANTED KiNOWN—Ino Vublic an Invited to come and sco Glass blowlni on Anniversary Day.-M. Cook & Sons, Free man's Bay. m*/"ANTED KNOW«—I am now sell TT Ing a splendid Family Calico, 3(sincho wido, at 6a por dozen yarda. Send for pattern —Teßter. Drapor Ksrangahape Koad. ANTED KNOWW — Just receivci special value in Blaok Gronodinei Bond for patternß.—Tester, Drapor, Karange hape Road. WANTED KNOWN, J. Halllday Boot and Shoe Maker, is prepared t execute all ordors In the trade; repairs neatl: and promptly done, patchos put on with solu Uon.—Please note the address. Aberoromble Btreet, fourth Bhop from Symonda-Btreet, WANTED KNOWN, tnat you ca: Drees well for a Bmall weekly paymei by golnwto Munro ana Milligan. Bee advortis< ment on Iront ■ age. ANTED KNOWN—Tbat J. Co grave and Co. have the Largest Stock t Hats in New Zealand to choose from, and ar now Selling at Half-price. WANTED KNOWN, that E. Mltchel son & Co.. No. 19. Queen-atieet Whar are selling Maize, Oats. Bran, Sharps, Flou: Oatmeal, &0., &0., at loweßt market rates. ANTED KNOWN—The Cheapes and Most Durable Drcaa in Aucklan is now Belling at J. Coßgrave and Co.'fl for 3s 6< 20,000 yards dreßß BtHtf, 7_d. WANTED KNOWN, that Mrsfladlc has a large aaßortment of Pinafore Children's Costumes, and Ladies' Underolotl ing.—Hobßon-atreot,ncar Welleßley-Btreot. ANTED KNOWN—A Letter at tli Auckland Poat-offlce for Mies B. Bmiti 1 Sho was last heard of at Onehunga.



' Wanted. S xfcFMT!RV &NOWN, that Mr A. W. -o W Gardner, Et,P,3. Eng., Ch6miat ot up wards of 15 years' experlencs, aid from Jmy, "t 18$5 till Soptembir last with Messrs SBarldnd cia Cc* nas Opened a Pharmacy at 181, Qdeefl '" street (nest rjotr Bortlan^ Houao), for Dißpenelng Presbriptions, Compounding JaO'lr Mcuicinefl, and the supply of Pure Drugs, Pharmat'oi!t!cal i' I'i-ei?nrationa, and General Domestlo Reanlslteß. ANl'Si! fiNUwn, tnat tne Uentral Freehold Land ajid liteoiment Agency " haa Removod to Corner Queon-street dna Vnlran '" Lane whew ■ the Land Buolneao in' all $t3 t'ran'(^*is li nQW ,c/vrricd on under the sppoial - aaperintendena6>!{ Mr fl. Eraser, .Vacations 'made, Burveys for land traußi^ro offatlted, apd ' titles per'ooted at minimum coat. No onorgs 0- mado for reKlßterlngproportioa for sale WANTJSD KWO WX — That tne Auokiand Timbor Company (Limited) 1 are Manufacturers of all doaeription of Goods, ■! with auporior Machinory and dOßpatch.—Works! CUBtotn-hotltiOjfltroot_Woßt Afl"l'KD K. NO W N-GKATN.U FESTIVAL MARCH end FLIRT A , TION WALTZ, only 1b 6d, at DatSDlM'B Branch iatore in tho Market. Bain time. 3 \\T ANTED KNOWN—Xiiat Professor W Cnsscott Is the only Original and Practl " cal American Herbalist In tho Colony, and also 1 tKo mo3t eAjpoilßite itlaa to do businoßS with. f Ho roau'iroa uO ifitormat'on) ho can1 deolde at a " glanco tho dlaKilOiis of tio oaso. thereby roliflV ngtho patient of a groat dooiof norvOttsnosa 3 and hesitation. Try and dlsprovo this it rrJu can WANTED KNOWN, that 1 am now dolling ovory description of China, Glass, and Borthonwaro cheaper all round than i any other bhop in tho trade. Vasoo and China ; QrJiamonta copsldorably uo!0W town pricos. One trial will prow the fact.~~~Not-e thoaddreßs: I- X; A, Ho*irhan, Karanguliapo Roatii Opposite Nowton Hotel. . \I7AMFeD~KNuW«—Th«t H. A, V T Colaop, A'iotorla Hoitso, Vlc(o^la-stfect, t la about to surprise tho Colonial Public with & ■ Grand Display of Vflontinep. 'i'ho market not ; being overstocked with thO8O ( tho proprietor will : • guarantee' to givo the otißtomora o£ Airokland ' ' every benoOt. • • "\\rAHTKJU. two or tnree wrocers m TT Auokland anS Dißtrlot to tako the I Agonoy for Nelson, Moate, & Cq.'b Puro Blonded '• Toas. Thooo Tons are aoknowloilßOd by tho Prooa and Public to be tho Fluent evor sold in i tho Southorn Homlsphoro, and are Knaranteod 1 froo from all scouted tea.—For particulars apply I to Nolson. Moato, & Co., Tea Blenders and Imporfap.JHighj_trset L Chrißtchnrch. W" "ANTED X NOW H-'Jfiiat J. K. Larabert& Co, have oponcd an Auction Mart in Wynahttm-Bfreet, opposite the Stak offlco, for the Sale of all kinds of Stores and Bottlers' Produce. Conalgnefl9 acefflalnting the • above of goods coming either bf boat or rail, ' will flnd every attention and cato tdkon, no mattor how largo or small tho oonßignmont may bo. Kor days of Bale, boo further notice. ANiEDITftoWjN, that U. Waitk's Friiit 'I'lhs are acknoWledßod to bo tho bo«t over introduced Id the colony. They ro • colved a drat priso at tho Agricultural Show ! hold ai KllorsllS oil tM Sill November, 1881. A recipe is issued to each purchaser, and tho I 1 niakor'anatnivlsDtampc.d pfldvbitlW; Sold by I all Ironnicnizers, and at th 6 fapto'ry, Uigb-Btrofit, I noxt City Counoll ahambcr<).-K; WAITiC; Wholesalo and rtotall Tinsmith. WANTED- WAfITEU to SslLJchcnp'. about 50 Seta of Jur", only ?/5 sot j GO ' Seta of Jurb, 1 to the sot, only> i/ sot; 10-inoh Plates, IS doc; 8 Inch Plates. 3/6 doz;' 33 doz ' Moat Dishes, from /il to '2,0 ( (Jupß and Hauoers, ■J/G doz; 50 doz Murb, I- to /': KngraVOd Wino . Glasßea, 1/8 doz; Krgruvod Water JU3a, ?/ and, 36; about 100 Assorted Books, cheap; Chin 4 ' k«g Cupa, 12; OlaBS Butter diahos, J/ and 1/8; . Glass Sugar Bus na, 1/ to 1/li; I'anary Seed, /5 por Id: Hemp Seod, /lib; lot of Turkey Spongo, ,9and 1/; Toy Platoe,/2, 13. and /I; 00doz Odd Cupa, 3 eaoh; 1/ Tins of Baking Powder, only i /6 jior tin; good liico. 5 lbs for 1/j Ship BlßOUits, . II lb, i lbs for ,'G; Cabin Blaouite, /I lb ; LaftrG Grocn Apples, /i lb, 12 lbs for S 3.-U. WATIV. Pit', arid G?oy-3tre<)t!', -Axo Handles, /J, 3/ doz D ANTED KlUJwN—For NKTTYiTiR, BinniDAt. and WsMsti PuKSents and QiKrri, suitod for all ccctislMu, tkoiuX rind ' ornamonlal, , ~ : f SKK'ruic 1 X Kloctro Plate , Department f W clonk and Wafoh Department o _ Jewellery De»>art^ment _ Cutlery Uepartrc?nt « y China and Glass Department 'a 2 Btotioiiory Department fy " Bnißhwnro Department > J! J Perfumery Department I 0 "j Fancy Ooo^a D9partm9nt f 3 3 Japanese Dsji?.r'.moot o J5 Picture Department; « 2 Puzzlo and Trlok Department *: Musical Instruments IJopartment 3 _ Mechanical Toys Department 3 W Doll Department g w Toy Department 3 \.Ono Shilling DerartmonU P B*o tho 5 Windows, whioh are but a feeble ropreaentation of the attractions within, o i which an Inspection Is Invited Irrespective Of i any purohaso boinc made. Bco and porn«e the 8-puge CatalOKiio of Goods In stock.—Goodeou'i London Arcade. . -«IUE NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE 1 ASSOCIATION OF ; AUSTRALASIA (Llinltort) invite Applicatlona for tho appoint ment of Travelling Agont in tho Provinco of Auckland. Ltboral terms to a compotent man.— ' Address Mr John Milne. Colonial M^'-i Build -1 inga, Auckland, or Heßldcnt Socrotory, Temple Ohaniberfl, Wellington. TUfjSIIMBN. —Wanted, four Rood Jackcra.—^pply to H. Armigor, beforo 10 a.m. tomorrow, at Auoktond Timber Co.'s Mill, Cuatou) house ttrcot W«wt. __ fTMJ GKOUEUS. — Wantfid, Ko-en^aKO- I mont; eight years' experioneo—si:; BnJ llsh, two Colonial; accustomed to book-keoping. Diaenxagcd 11th Februitrr.—r.rc, Btaii ofllce. REfQUIUED, a General Servant, at onco.—Apply to Mrs Gardner, WoUosloy- Btrwtt KaeL Q T. M A It X '», KEMUE It A. 'A Tenor Is wanted to illl ihe vacancy caused by Mr Dlxon's departure for Chrißtchuroh. A Good Roador and Voice Indispensable, and references as to character will bo required. For duties and terms apply by lottor to tho Organist, box 107. General Post ofHoo. mo JOURNALISTS. a Sub-Editor for a Firtt-clasa Daily Paper; salary, £8 per wcok. Also, a Chief Reporter, cipabto of organising and directing a stall' of seven reporter's; must bo a good Bhorthnnd writer, with Parliamentary exporlonco.-Apply by lettor only, enoloainK teatimonlals, to "Journalist," STAitoflloo. a UCKLaND HARBOUR BOARD. TWO BOYS FOR HARBOUR DEPARTMENT. Harbour Board Offlco, Auckland, January 26,1882. Applications will bo received at this offloo until TUKSDAY, tho 7th February next, at noon, from Bojs willing to Servoin the Harbour ■ Department. Two boys will be required; must be respootable, and over Bixteen years of ago. ■ Further partioolara may be obtained upon ap plieatisnatthUofflce._G coMpTONi ' Chairman. : pATEA BOROUGH COUNCIL. Applications for the offloo cf Knginoor and Burvoyor' to the above ( ouncll. at a salary of 1 £160 por annum (private praotlco being allowed), will uo rcbeived up to 7 P.m. on MONDAY, Oth 1 Applications to be addrossod to tho undor s'gned; and endorsed, "Application for ofllco o&urveyorandKnglnejr^ SHKBWOOD< Mflyor, Patea, 12th Jann»ry..lßß2, i J | j . TO lißt.^ TO BE LET, a General Store in a contral and rising district with good wator 1 communication to all parts ot tho Kaipara, being 1 aleo woll situated with regard to the main roads 1 east, west, north and south, and no hotol within • fifteen milea. A good opportunity la Presented to an entorprielng man to combine with tho , buslnoas accommodation for travellers, who aro numerous and increasing.—Apply, Coupland and Co. ______ 1 r fU> LttT, a family Residence containing 'I 10 rooms, standing ia its own grounds (about 16 acroa), situated on tho Now North ltoad, and known na Gtenraora (lato in the 000U ) patlon of K. Monk, _Bq) 'Busses pass fio l qnontly during tho day. Posseßßion oan bo given immediately.-Apply to V. h. Primo, r KBtato AKent, 2j, N.Z. Inanranoo Uulldingß. I rpO~L_T7"a new well-finished isiglit -1 roomod Hottao, water laid on, with evory ' convenience, corner Upper Qu«on and Wcßt ■ ptreets, Nowton. Rent moderate. • mv LKT, Houtc contaiuim; 12 rooma in a JL tho bosc part of the city.-Apply to G. W. Blnnoy. (Jueon-Btroet. ri"unT_l7_T, "Tlio White brick House," '. I Upper Parneil, noxt F. Ireland's Court; , U handsomely iltted; just now ready; the • Uyora now gone away out. £I.—W. K. Hauler. mo LKT, i>hop with Dwelling house m the Jl b'st part of Symonda-Btroet, suitable foe a Grocer, Drapor or Hardware Merchant; good bUßinesi stand.—Apply to H. Ashton and Son, '" 8, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. I rr\O LET, New liiickshop, Upper Queen ! street, near Mr Bridgeman'B Drapery Ksta • bliahmont.—Apply to H. Aahtou and Son, 8, "■ N.Z.i Insurance Buildingn. " rjno L^T, a comfortable Seven-roomed ' JL Houso within the oity; good situation ; 0 gas and water laid on, plunge and shower bath. • and good garden.—For particulars apply offloo £ of thia paper. fV\O LET, a fccini-dotachcd House in n X Princcs-Btreet, next to Mr Sharland's, con t taininc eight rooma, with every convenience,— II Keys can be had from Mr Beaumont, Star ' ofllce. ■ ." rfy'J -ET, a very convenient Double Shop JL and Dwelling In Upnor Byroondß-street.— ' For partlonlara apply to D. F. Kvans, Kstato 0 Agent. Qucen-Btreet. _____ • v LttT, at Dcvonpott, Nine-ioontcd v I House.—Apply Mesars Duder, Devonport f> Stone. ' rv\O LEX, m the best business part o \ I Queeu-streot, a New b.hop, having a '" froutegc ot 11 ff et and a dopth of 50 feet, ami d two larKO Sbowroonia overhead, each 50 feet by It ''8 feet -Apply to William liattray. Draper and Olnthlor. 17S. ISO, nnd 182. Quecn-atreot. V i * U ijn.T,~tonop llDcl DwclliDg house in B, 8 Kyb9rPasaßoad.-ApplyatT B. Smith 8, 1- Tim Paiaf. * hop, corner o( neafleld View. _ r »^O LU-T, Uive Hooms (furnished), witl ie I usoof Kitchen; healthy locality, splenoK a. view cf tho harbour.-Tizwd'B Point, cote. •



, For Bate. ■|jiOR Immediate SAI/E, a coffifortable JP. Four-roomed House with two allotmenis, large workshop; two Allotmeats in Ponnonby, feteapj—H. Partington. OR SALE, 22 Acres First-class Land! five miles from town; frontage to a goad creek.-H. Partington. iflQB, SALE, Two. ixouses (Abeorombie- JT street) with large allotment; will sell one Or both.—H. Partinstgn^^ __^ JplOR SALE, an EleVen-Koomed House ■ well suited for a gentleman's residence or bOafdipg-honsji.SPqnsonby.—H. Partington. Vo ALLOTMENTS, O'Neil-street, Pqnlitfnby, 33 x 100; Will soil one or both. -t-,H. Partington, H6'ue(u and Land Agent, Stich biiry'a Balldipgc' . li'iOK SALE, the Yajcht r,al£i, 53 tons, JT .gear and,, raoing sails complete", and in flrst-olaßß order.T- Apply K. Logan. North ShoJa. RjluK SALE, the faßt-aailing 20ft Open £■■ Boat Observer, with her racing suit ot sails, anohor, 60ft galvanized ohain, &c, all }n boat order. Alto, two extra suits of ..mils and extra mast, and 17cwt of pig-lead.—Apply to J. Waymotlth, sen., 32. Insaranca Buildings. Ti'^Oß SALK, 80 ncres of Land at Patua' JO Bay, WhangareJ Heads; small house on it: partly cultivated; two creeJa; part alluvial soil nad bush.—For Particulars appl7 b? tetter to J.. Btab Office. BI'JYCLK FOR SALK, first-class, in destructible rubbor tyre, roller bearings, aa'goOd S3 ne^—Apply to Is. Wootton, Grooer, Nowton, no2t Poat-offlce. xji o k" sal a', Hight-roomed House. Stable and Wasiti-iioi'so,' Allotment 33 by 129; price, £tOu. Opposlto Collins. Grocer, Wellingfon-stroet, «275 can stand 7 per cent. |iIOK SaLK, in the rising District o X 1 PTtlakan Station, a Ninoty-slx-Aore Farm of ' the vory best land with a comfortable House of forfr rooms and out-bulldlogs, a gooi orchard (fonopd), and plsnty O( wood and water i a rare opportunity in this wp.H-knpwc dletrict. Also, a Twsnty-Acra Farm, —It. Sohoueld,' Store keeper, TuakaO; . rp "o n is alj: or lease. Takapuna, NoKTii s«oShi.—Desirable Storo, DwoUldk, and Outhouses, almoet new and in Jlrßt-olana ordor, togother with & acres nplendid Land (in crops) on main road and in the vicinity of tho beautiful lake, and commanding splendid view of Auckland harbour. A most desirable property, and well worthy inspection. D. F. EVANS, 381 Estate Agent. tp O 11 H A L X PONSONBt-Splandid aUotment, having a frontage of 133 foot to Ponßonby Terrace by 100 feet deep, nil .fenced and planted With choice frnit trees, flov/ero, vfigotables, &6., together with IVOTT Cottage, • well, pnm]), &0,, &0,, for <»80.-D. F, Efoaij Estate Agent, Queen-street. 431B) Tp U R~" S*" A L E; WELLINGTON-STREET -a new, Well, finished and handsome sbc-roomod House; allot ment. 331125; garden, &o. Price, only <3160, ot . **hl»h oan Btand at 7 per cent, D. F. EVANS, (361) Agent, Qaeen-street. : I/TOk SALE, ail that mafQlficont Corner P AUotment.|Franklin Road and Kagland-1 Ptroet, about 813 10J. Wanted with ornauJentnl trees, &o. This Is, without exo'eptioft, ftie beat in tho c vicinity both, at pre» ent for « villa residence, and prospebti vely as a grand bamness ■ »ito.-_>. If.'Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-fclfeSt. . - : , ,„„ ~ rr _. 351 I>KOSrEOT I"EKHACE.—A very nice Verandah Cottage of Cli rsoms, fitted with cuphoards, bookcase, dresser, &o.j .pjas ana water laid in; good garden, stable, &c- D, F. Krans, Katate Auont. (juaon-atreot KOSPKUT-STRKET, near I'onsonby HalI ( -=-New and thoronghly weU-flnlshed House of four rooms, fitted np with' almost every convenience. Allotihent 33 x 100, for immediate sale.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, i Q'toon-etwsti | ... ~ SUinjR^AN STOIiK tor eaie,-A first rate biialne* [of Mi In ana ot the- best of Auckland suburbs; tSe position 18 eecond to none; a splandid opening; fiill particulars from D. F.JCvans. Eetate Agent, Ancklantl. 523. F~ ~AKK ROAD—Tw6 Houses, almost no* ahfl f* fi^st-claas order1, containing 5 rooms each, registered ffraws, ovens, tanks, 6tc, on allotmont 60 x 190; nlco earden, good poßftlon. Prioe for the lot, only £550.->D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent. Queen-street. (353) "[mull HAI^E, Duke-street, IXewton, JJ Vorandah Cottflge, ?is rooms, and a work shop; good well, gardo'u, «?.—l).f F. Evnns Kstate ARont. Qucen-Btreet. , inuK S^LiJ, at Mount Jtden, near 'J oil: " bar, a protty Verandah Cottage of four rooms, allotment G8 x SO, tank, &c—Full par ticulars from P. F. Kvanß. Kstate Agont. 383 li^driTtiALETa vi-cli-finisUed and coni- X) fortablo Villa nseiaonce of seven rooms, scullery, etc.; Bltnatod on ITratiklln Road, commanding n splendid view; can be had very choap.—Full particulars from D. F. Evars, Kotate Agont. 337 TTIOR SALE, a Verandah Cottage and V Allotmont, with 40 foot frontage to Clarence Btreot. Ponponby; garden, tank, &c. Very cheap.—Full pnrMcrtlr.ro fromD. F. Evans, EBtato AgQDt. Qncon-street. .... 890 TjIOK SALE, Sale-strcot, Freeman's tfay, I? llouso of 5 rooms; well finished, and in good ordor; fitted with register grates, oven, etc. £2i0.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qneen strrnt. ; __•_ (^YITEfIJBUKN, Ponaonby—Marine Villa jt Koo'dOncoForScile. 'Jhohouseconslstß of 2 rooms, eaoh io £ 1P..? each U x 11,118 x 12, and flvo small bed-rooms, all fitted With b»Si registers, ovens, etc Splondid lnrgS ollotmpnt, mostly plantod with fruit trees, &c, having frontages to three streets, Bltuated near the wator side—grand viow. This property is bo situated that It is bound to enhanoe in value. The ownor is leaving this charming locality' solely through business matters. Prico, orly £675 -D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queon-Btroet, (321) NOKTHCOTIS (itokes's Jfoint)—Build- Ing Allotments about 66 x 250, at £60 each, or 3 lota for J3170.-D.F. Evans, EBtate Agent' Queen-street. 3"9- EVV WORTH KOAD—a nice Houbb of Q rooms, and aUotment 35 x 200; garden, out-bouaeo, &c Cheap. Only £330. -D. F. Evans, Estato Agent, Queen-Btreet. (367) /^ RAFT ON ROAD.—Comf orta ble VJT D vrelling of eight rooms, &c vory desir able, with good Allotroont about 80 x 200. Price, £12■', of whloh £250 Can remain at 8 por cont— D. F Kvans. KBtato Agent Qucon-stroet 331 ONSONBY KU AD-Cottage, 4 rooms, good order; allotments x 107 fleasehold for 22 years, ground rent £5 per acre). First rate position. Prico only £200.-D. F. Evahß, Eatate Agont, Queen-street. 3" OUNT EDKIX ROAD—Splendid Business Promises in flrst-class position. The building is quite new and Iwell flnishod. gas and other comforts. A good investment; PrioO only fIGOO.-D. F. Evans. Kstate Agent Queen-streot. »" ipOR ABSOLUTE SALE. To BiK»ns and Othbeb.-A splendid oppor-' tunitr. wakory, Owelliog, and Lutbouees, tc gether with a flfst-olaeß Temperance Boarding Moueo, with nearly 2 acres flrat-olaas land, in young orchard and paddooks; Bituated in one of the moat f ortile of the Northern Agricultural Patriots, within 10 mllea of Auokiand by either land or water. This is a first-class opening! Full particulars from D> F-KVANB> 387 Kstate Agent, Anokland. TTI O X » A h' '#» KNaLAND-STREKT, Ponsonby-A ooinfor tablo eight-roomed Home; verandah front and back; splondid viow of tho harbour; an allot ment 11 x 100, with out houses, good well, pump, tank. &Q, Prico, only £360.-D. F. Kvans, KBtato Agont, Queen-Btreot. i,* I"** KNGL&NU-STRKKT (near College Roijd), PooßOnby—Verandah Cottage (almost new),flvo rooms, tank, &o. Prioe, £250.-D. F. Evans, Kstato Agent, Qneen-atreet. |t a7a p O R __S A L E. HANDSOME VILLA, containing 12 rooms, now and woll-flnished, standing on high ground. Magnificent viow of Auokiand Harbour (oannot bo shut out); beautiful flower garden. All in firat-olaas order. A grand position, and a real nrotty place-Bitnated at that delightful seaside suburb, Devonport, North Shore, about three mlnutca' walk from wharf. Full particulars from D. F. Evans, Estate Agont. Queen-street. _______ "Et o i£ sale. L BUILDING SITES! BUILDING BIT-81 All those Choico"Bu"iiding AUotments in Shelly Boaoh Koad, oornor of Emmett-Btroet (68 foot frontage and upwards), which will tfa sold in ono or more lots; and as lam instructed by the owner to efieot an immediate sale, persons desirous of obtaining aohpioe site for a Beauti ful Villa Keaidence should avail thomsolves OI this favourablo opportunity. Sholly Beach Hoad, at from Ha 6d pot foot Kmmott-stroot ~ 30a „ Near Mason's, Ponaonby JZs Od „ Spring-at., Ponsonby „ Ms ~ Wood-streot .. , ™»Cd „ roriSonbynoad.nnarMttSOnßSOs ~ Mount Eden hoad &l 103 „ Nowton Hoad &i .. ..-_„. And others situated in Anglosea-street, wol lcsloy-Btrooc, Franklin Road, Ponsonby Torrace. &0., &o. Full particulars from a__ KVANB> Estate Agont, Queen-street 3DO Auckland. Medicai. I mHE FACT IS -NOW ASSURED I THAT INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, CIIKONIO BBONOniTIS, ASTHMA, THBOAP AND LDNQ OOMPLAINTS, NKBVOOB AND WASTING DISEASES are permanently relieved, ttof« Bymptoms arrested, and a healthy re action producod by voTirq ATHK-irJ'H HYRTTP OF WUfiALYPTUa WrrTTHYKn'ttU^HlYna un LIMt -~ ahu auiNtN7l These great results are owing to the ! °°mbinCvß AND BBAIN TONICS ; that lend incroasod sustaining! powers to the Invalid, added to which is the mv m>» BI , BOIFIO ACTION ot the Eucalyptus en the mucus mem branes, whe'eby the air passages are clearoct of unhealthy secretions in a natural manner. ■ i- Daily evidence is afforded of the per manent resuscitating action of this minedy—so that all who suffer should at once mako ft trial of its eminent propor tion Tho Kucalyptua Syrup is inodorato in price, and withia the reach of all who i noedlt. ltisapharmacouticalcombina> lion of tonio alkaloids with hypophos phltes.and not a secret nostrum. liegiatered and gazetted undor Tho i Trado3 Marks Registration Act, by 1 Ghaves aiokin, The Pharmacy, Auck land. Wholesale Agent l This Nsvr Zeaianp Dkoq Company



Meetings. OVA& STAR OF. AUCKLAND LODGE, No. 26.1.0.0. F., A.C. The Installation of Officers of tho above Lodge will tako place THIS (Thursday) BVBNINU-, at tbelr Lodnu room. N.Z. Insurance Company's BuildinßD-, at 8 o'clock, f By order of tho N.G. Secretary. TTOUNG MEN'S CHKISTIAN X ASSOCIATION, corner of Wellesley and Albert streets.—Kvangelistio Service, THIS (Thursday) KVKNING, at 7.30. All are invited. Kecont arrivals cordially invited A TJCKLAND DISTKICT, A. O, F, The Quarterly Meeting of the above will bo hold at the Alexandra-street Schoolroom XO ITISHT, January 26th, 1882, at 8 o'olook. Brothers cordially Invited to attend. M. KBBSING. D.C.B. JAMBS SMITH, D.S. \2T. BENEDICT'S CHUKUH, IO NEWTON. &PECL_L~ NO-ICH. . Herr Carl Sohmltt requsata'all the Ladles and Gentlemen taking part in the Concert on Mon day next, in aid of the Nowton Cathollo Ch_rcb, to meet him at the Choral Hall TO-MORROW ;{_ri_B7.;Kyii;Nl_fG,at 7.30 o'olock, for a Final Koheafsw/ 0. MAHON, Hon. Seo. T AW SUCIEfY OF THE DISTRICT JU OF AUCKLAND. Tho Annual Mseting of the Members of the Boolety will ha hold on FRIDAY, the 27th inßtant, at tho Koaldcni Magistrate's Court, Auckland, at the hour of _ p.m., when tho Council and Officers will be elected, and a flnnnoial statement and report of the Council will be made. Dated this 10th day of January, 1832. KDWIN HKBKETH, Honorary Secretary to the Society. iIW" O XI C X, ! Letters h'avlri'g "rjcon *e«oiv-d from England :relating to.the Wonlon's Emigration Society, (London. Iliavo been requested to call S Meeting :of those interested In tho i'ntroila'ctfbh Into Auckland of a superior class of donlestlo ser vants, to consider the, question of forming a' Sooiety tooa-cptt-te with the above Society in to far as to mage profusion for the recaption of such servants as it may bo deemed advisable to arrange for being sect out. a Moating for that purpose will be held at the Youne Me__ Chri'a tain Association Rooms on FRIDAY, the 27th instant, at 4.30 p.m. A fail attendance of Ladles and Gentleman interested is requested. J. M. CLARK. January 21,1882, 'YffllOW BEAUH GOLD MINIKG KJ COMPANY (LIMITED). An Extraordinary Gortoil Sleeting of tho Shareholders will be held in the Largo Koom, New Zealand Insura-ce Buildings, Auckland, on \ViCDNK3DAY, the Bth February, 1882, at 2.30 p.m Business: To'consldsr ttbe|Financia] Position of the Company, the desirability of He f mining, Amalgamating, of .YindlnK-up and Deposing of the Property. J, ffMAR CLARKE, Secretary. 23th Jnsnarr, 1882. Notice is hereby given that JLI thfl Second General Meeting of Share holders in tho New Zealand Timber Company (Limited) will be held at the Company's Office, ; Custom -houffa- street West, Auckland, on 'TUESDAY, the 31st day of January, one thousaitt eight hundred1 and1 eighty-two, at the hour of lla.*1. • BUBfiBBB i- To receive the Report of tho Directors, and the Balance-sheet of the Compdny (o tne Slet December, 1881. To eloot a Director In the place of C. A. Harris, jun., K6q.. who retires, but is eligible, and oners himself for re election. Notice is also Riven that the Directors propose to submit the folio wins Special Resolution to me BBsreholderß, viz : "Thtft tie General Meetings of tho Com pany ba held in the month of February in each year, Iflstflad of January, and that No. 10 of the Company's Articles of Association' be amended in so far as sub stituting the word February for that of January.'' |M. Hi AIKMAN GRAY, Secretary. THE NEW ZEALAND TIMBER COMPANY (LIMIrED). Notico is hereby given that the Transfer Books cf the above Company Will to GLOSBD from TUKSDAY, the 21th inßtant, until WED NESDAY, the Ist day of February pros,, bore days Inclusive. * By order. ff . jJIKMAN GRAY> Secretary. Auckland, January 21,1832. NION STEAM SAW MOULDING, BASH, AND DOOR COMPANY (LIMITED). ThS usual Half-yearly Meeting of the Pbare holderß will be hold In the Company's Office, Mechanics" Bay, bti TOKSDAY, 3lßt January, at 2 p.m., for? tho pSrfoso of considering Directors' Report and the Balance-sheet for the six months ending 3_>t Deoember. IS3I, and electing Director in room of Mr J, L. Wilson, whose term of offlco expires, but who is eligible, and offers himself for re-election; and the election of Auditors, At the oloso of the Ordinary Meeting, an Extraordinary General Meeting will be held for t_e purpose of Altering the Articles of Associa tion in tormfl of the ciroular issued to Share holders. • DAVIIT 31UBD00H, Secretary. Auckland, January 23.1882. ■ ... Tendere. ' TTIENDERS FOR POST-OFFICE AND L TELKGRAPH BUILDING, AT WELLINGTON. TO BUILDERS. Tenders are invited for the Erection of Post office and Telegraph Building, at Wellington. Gtneral conditions, specifications, Bnd draw ings may be seen at tho Public Works Office at Duoedin, Chrlatohnrch, and Auckland, and at Tenders, addressed to the Hon. the Post master' General, Wellington, and marked out side. "Tender for Post-offioeland Telegraph Building. Wellington," will be received at the Postmaster - General's Office up to noon of FKlUA_,tholOthdayof Febraasy. 1882. Telegraph tenders will be received, provided the original tender and deposit are lodged with the nearest District Engineer at the time above spoolfled. ' The lowest or any tender not necessarily ac e6Pted' (Signed) THOMAS TURNBULL . Architect. Lamliton Quay. Wellington, 17th January, 1882. mO BUILDERS. Tenders will bs received until 10 o'olook of the 28th Instant, for tho Erection of an Iron Shed, Little Queen*** & __._ Architects. m O .CARPENTERS. Tenders required for tho Emotion of a i Cottage in Union-street, to be delivered at my office on or before TUKBDAY. tho 31st, at 12 punctually. _, HAMMOND , Architect, 8.8 Chambers. SUPPLIES FOR PARNELL ORPHAN HOME. Tenders will be received by the Undersigned up to Noon of FRIDAY, 27th inst, for the fol lowing supplies to Deo. 3lst next :- Meat good quality, allowance for bone Bread, best quality, per 21b loaf Groceries, as per specification . ' - . ' M. RAWLtNGS. Treasurer, Fort-street. TO BUSHMRN, SAW MILLERS, AND OTHERB. : Tondors are lnvltodby.MoWb Guthrie & Lar i naoh'a Now Zealand Timber and Woodware . Faotorios Comoany (Limited) for Falling and [ Driving, Cutting. Dressing, and Tramming Timber at their New Mills. Manukau Heads. Tenders for tho whole or in part will be recelvod at the Company's Office, Onehunga, until SATURDAY, 28th instant, andpartioulare can be obtained thoro from tho undesigned, E. F. BATON. fTIENDBRS for the Erection of a Teacher's ■ JL House at OnehUDga witf be received bj , the Kduoation Board, wyndham-street. Aook land, until noon of WEDNESDAY, tne IStn *pW»dweolfloatloi.« at the Office of the ; Board, and on application to the Chairman ol ' tho Dlatrlct School Committee, Onehunga. nriENDERS for Additions and Improve; I ments to the Teaoher_ House at Paterang: ■ will boTecelvedby the Education Board, Wynr barn-street, Auckland. until noon of WKDNJSH D#£,? anTspScftlon at the Office of th. Board, and on application to the Chairman o the District School Committee. PaterangU TENDERS for Building Conoreto Villi will be received until i p.m. on THUB? DAY next, by Mr Turnbnll, Arohiteot, 6, Hcfl manns Buildings. mENDEBS for Fencing at the Koma1 J_ Catholic Cemetery, Symonds-street, wi bo received up to 1 o'clook p.m of FRIDAI the 27th instant, by the Secretary (Mr Clifton at the office ot the " New Zealand Freeman Journal," Wvndham-street, near St. Patrick Cathedral, where specification may be seen. nPENDERS for Fencing the Play-groui) Jl at the Wellesley-Etreet School, Auoklan will be received by the Education Boar Wyndham street, Auckland, until noon WKONKBDAY, Ist February noxt. Specification may be seen at the Offloo of tl Board. J?1 4\ "i 0 iIWIO LENT on Buildli 3W B." Socletyprlneiples,oronotherton to suit borrowers. Mortgages and Loans net I tlatod. See List of Properties for sale on torn Daae. Six per cent, allowed on money deposit for Investment, -C. Wiijjambojj, Lai lEatateaudFinancial Asent. Vnloan Lane,



Public Notices. mHAMES VALLEY ANJLJ ROTORUA A. RAILWAY. The undorolffned U authorised to oifor a PREMIUM Of FXVB HUNDRED POUNDS to asyone who oan point oat a Route by which the length of that seciion of the above Railway ex tending between Okoroiro and Rotorua may ba materially shortened, as compared with a route Till Kokako, such route to have curves not lobb than five chains in radius, and gradients not steeper than 1 in ill, wfth works piaotioabte in the opinion of the Directors. Any route so pro posed must be cut, and a magnotlo traverse plotted. ---1 Statements, acoompanled by a traolng of the route, Will be received at my office not later than MONDA¥, 15th May nest. JAMES STKWART, Engineer to the Company. f^RAFTON ROAD HIGHWAY \JC DISTRICT. TAKK NOTtCB. The Valuation List for the Grafton Road Highway District for the year 18S2 ia now open for inspection at Mr Hep. Miller's Grocery Store, Grafton Road. All objections thereto must be left at the Wesloyan School-room, Graf ton Road, : on or before the 15th day of February, addroßaod to the Assessment Court; and a copy of every such objection must be loft at the Office of the ' Board, No. 8, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, not less than seven days before tho noxt sitting of She said Court. ALFRED ASHTON, . Seerotary. "VTOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. The. Partnership between John Taylor and Martin DAnaHbr, of Auckland, Contractors, was b7 mutual consent and eflluxlou or time Dis.olvcd on this 21th day of January, 1882. JOHN TAYLOR, MARTIN DANAHKR. 13UBLIC NOTICE. The ptiblio are horoby cantioned against on- Raging the boy Henry Elliott as stable boy. or jockey* aa ho has loit my stable without my authority before his term o2 apprenticeship has expired. JOHN SMITH, Princcß-strcbi. UNITED SERVICE HOTEL (BILLIARD ROOM). FINAL NOTICE. AU; Persons Owing Money for Billiards, or Caßh Lent, arc requested to pay up at once. i those who have not paid aJI arroars by 3lßt lust,, will bo Posted irt tho lioom as Defaulters, TJILLIARD-ROOM, CrrY ChVE Uotbi,, X> opposite Post-office, Bhortland-street,— W. Oabtjuy begs to inform'hiß friends and tho public ecnerally that he has Leased the above Room, and trusts by civility Cnd attention to receivo a fair share of patronage. The Table has been recovered with a magnificent row oloth, and everything is now in first-class order. TO VIOLIN PLAYERS.—A New Lot Of Fresh BtrlnßS (Ist, 2nd, 3rd, <ltb). 6d saoh, Or 2a 6d half-dozen, very cxcßllont quality; also. Bridges, Pegs, Finger boards und Tail Pieces,—Jas. Adams, Watchmaker, Viotorla- Btreet. INT <5 T 1 "C^ ~S. \V. H. SKIN NEK, ' ARCHITECT, Has taken offices former!? occupied by 'the City Council, and over Messrs, Upton and Co.'s, Queen-street. A UCKLAND SAVINGS BANK. The Trustees are prepared to Lend Money on Freehold Securities in buiub from £50 to ' £$,000 at bbvkn fsb CENT. Mortgages oan be redeemed by quarterly instalments. Applica tions for loans to be sent in by SATURDAY, tho2Bth January, m r> Manager. Temporary Offices: Darby-streef. Xl KED K. TJAVIES, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, MANCHJE'TftR HODSK, PON3ONI3Y ROAD, , Auckland. " Punctuality, Neatness, and Order" its my motto. AtrialwlUsuffloo. JUST ARRIVED, EX ' WELLINGTON,' FROM LONDON. MR GASCOIGNE, Just arrived from London, has brought with 8 him a Small Consignment of very BIAUTIFUXLY BXKCOTBD OLEOGRAPHS O# Ttim SUBJECTS, Eoinc; fao-BimiUe from high-clots Works of Art by Richard Bevis, Fredk. Gaodall, Alfred De Breanski, A, Muller, and other of the great masters of art. Be is prenared to supply these choico produc (limp st a little above the London prices; and begs to recfuest tho peoplo of Auckland City and Subarbs to innpeot the Sample Pictures, which may bo seen at ' ! JUR LKGGB3 OFFICffi, 295, Queen-street, Auckland. RYSXAL IVORY TYP.I PAINTINGS. Specimens may be seen and orders left at X, Wayto'a, fiooksollor, Queen-stroet. Cabinets (framed), 2 galoeaa to 3 guineas. Cattcs de Yisite (framed), Sis, PROFESSOR F._A. BROOKES. Private Residence: York Lodgo, Rutland' street, Farnell. ■T|ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP, Tho Partnership hitherto existing between tho undersigned, under the style of Ilutchicson and Gordon, has this day been Dissolved bj mutual consent, C. J. Hutcbineon will carry on the bUßinese in his own name from this date. (Signed) O. J. HUTCHIVBON. (Signed) G. CROUGHLY GORDON, Auckland, January 21.1882. PULMAN'S PHOTO KOOMB, PBOBTLAND-BTREETi Tourists sn( Visitors are invited to Inspect Pulman'g Views of the Hot Lakes, Auokland and Bush Scenery, &0. The greatest variety oi Original Portraits of Maori Celebrities in New Zealand. PHOTOOKAPHY ~ Atli ITS BRAHCHKS. INDIA AND CHINA TEA WAREHOUSE, NO. 95, VIOTOKIA-STKEBT. New Valenola Raisins, ex s.s. Orient ljlb boxes New Figs, ex ditto 17 cases Moning and Fanoy Toas, ox May Queen Finest China Tea Sittings, Is Id per lb 10,000 Full flavoured Cigars, 7 for Is 6 esses Tobacco (Virginia), at is 6d per lb 10,000 SwißS Cigars, at 3a 6d per bundle English Sauce, at 6d per bottlo 15i iohe'sts Choice Assortment of Indian Teas 6W boxes First Crop China Teas, includlns a Lino of the Fineßt in tho lawst Shipment over made to the Australian Colonies New Valencia Almonds, ex s.s. Sorata 400 iohests Choloe (Ist crop) China Tea Yorkshire Relish and Hudson's Soap Extract ex Wellington. • Tbbms Cash. Fredk. Whitehead, • tea mbrchant& general importkb 05 VIOTORU-STEBKT, AUSTRIAN BKNTWOOI Cane Chairs, Austria! t. «;n. u\juv.n, Bon t W ood Oane Conches am 123, Queen-street. Louu^g, Austrian Bentwooc Cane Rocking Chairs. -41TALNUT DRAWING T. &H. COOKE, Tn^ertrr, R^and^re 123. Queen-street; tonl ; o Wa i_ u t Tables, What i noto and Canterbaryß. I TIfAHOGANY, j^CEDAR : T. &H. COOKE, ig. r oJm ms& in father ( 123, Queen-street. jiaj ro ioth,. and Amoricai Cloth. _ 1 "T TKON Half-Toßtar Bod T. &n. COOKW, teadß j ron stump Bed IZ3, Queen-street. Btea 3 Bi i ron Folding Chal , Bedsteads, Iron Cots. r ■ r ~*" f)ATENT Spring Bolle - T& H. COOKE, X Winds and Venetia 1 1231 Qaeon-street. BUnds. Gilt Cornices am ' French-polißhed_Cornico Pole ' TJEDROOM FURNITOR" T. & H. COOKK, XJ in Choice Mottled Kaur 123, Queen-street. Wardrobes, Bodsteadß.Wasi stands acd Toilet Tables. J ~ TtaRPKTS, Hearthrug I T& H. COOKB, \J Linoleum, Floorolotl ' 123, Qaoen-street. Matting, Door Mats, Bat Mats, in great variety. 9 T IBBKAL DISCOUNT i f m nnmrv ±J Gaßh Porchasors. A T, & H. COOKE, goofls delivered free in tow . 123, Queen-street. g ftt alogues post free on app ~ cation, » r- ■ ; •pLJiCTRICPENS. ELECTRICPENI a The undersigned has just received a cousin II m*t of the above. To be sold cheap. Fr f, instructions to purchasers. tos^ oj^ I ln i vlto % High-street. IHBRii a X Promissory Notes discounted. Renew ms offected if required. jo- Money Lent on every description of goods. $i LONDON LOAN OFFICE, ldl Under Theatre Royal, Yictorla-et,, AuOMa



personal! npiHE Boy who picked up a Five-round X Note In Mr Young's Bhoti, Grey-street, had better return the tame to Mr Yoon|{,Ml» Is known and payment Is stopped. ■ I HAVE found my friends at the Wark. worth Hotel, Maharangt. Splendid m«h»- I mod&tlon. Beautiful Boon err.— G. IT. Suou, . f Proprietor. _^^^___________ Board ana Kesidence. /^OVERNOK BROWNE HOITJSI,, VJT HOBtiON-3TRKKT. Board and Loranra .._«_..»» per Wetfc EINQLKIiOOM .-..866. ■■ ijOßt ana ffonncu LOST, a Boy's Overcoat.—irhider will T» * | rewarded on returning same to K. T. Herbert, Draper, Symonas-street. ' ~ \ "ItfkS. REWARD.-T*ost, in transit be* ' JL\" tween Helenaville and Auckland on ' the 11th instant, a Paper Parcel contalnloigult ; of Clotheß.-Apply J, care of Mr MoQMgor. , Waitemata Hotel. « Calls. _ ] : jj- ~5~ T I Cp E. ■ . JUST IN TIMS GOLD-MINING COMPAHT | (UMITfiB). ,*■ :i A Call (the Ist) of 6d per Share has been mad* br the Directors of the above Company, payable Ito the nndoi-signod. at the pfflceoftte Com , pany, Bhortland-stroet. Auckland, on wKD NKSDAY, Ist February, 1882.^ . Manager. til Auokland, January 17,1888. Ecclesiastical. AUCKLAND DIOCESAN SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION. A Conference ofinnflay-BOhool TeMher*. under the presidency of the Bishop, *™fJ"* 0 nlaeaintba Holy Trinity Sumday-Bchoolroom, , . : . Savonport; THIB BTBWNG, itvWT % « - 1 7>fh Pe'conforenco will bo preeedfld py ft short ;; Service in the Church, at 7 p.m. A steamer leaves the Queen-street Whart ' evfry halt-hour during the d.W"P toJ^J"* Beturn fare, 6d. A special steamer wlil leave ■ nevonport at 9.30 n,m. on Thursday for the con- , 1 venienoe of teaohor?. DIOCESAN SUNUAY-SCHOOL , ASSOCIATION. ! IgAOnEKB'COMFBBBNOK AT DKYOHPOBTV ! A. Steamer will loave Auokland at 6.80 p.n»>» and a Special Steamer will leave Devoriport at . ' 9,30 p.m., returning to Anokland at 10 o'olook. NEHUKGA CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-Rev. B. W. £ogan, from ; Ainerioa, will preach next Sunday morning. 1 Service will commeßee at U o olocn. , ',■■,' i :'« ■ ~~ TO-MORROW. AT SIB bTF'B M> »T, Queen-street (next Mr M. NiooolWr AT 11 0 CLOCK SHARP. OAA BUNCHES BANANAS, /SU" • Ex Marion Maize, Outs, Flonr, Bharps, Bran PowlWlaAt, Potatoes, Oniona J * Candles, Sosp, Kerosene Tea, sugar, Groceries , M jjj OfflSeiSa three Builders1 E'.ckers Tools, &o. • _i TO-MORROW, 11 O'CWCK A.X, * MARKET~DAY. AETHUR'S POULTRY, PRODUCE* t I FRUIT, AND GROCERY AUCTION MARKET. ' FOULTRY. YARD. Fowls, Turkeys, Daeks, Geese. Pteeons, Fancy Pigeons, Fancy Birds, Australian Birds, SmaUandßnoktngPlßS. WhiteMioe. PRODUCE AND GROCERY DEPARTMENT, o i meal, Onto. I '~.;•, i> ■ FRUIT.-Ploms, Apples, Feoehes, I<enions. GROCERIES, &o-Tea. ■SqgW, 'Coffiee, Wee, -jt ■ Cornflour. Vestas, SWroh, Blue, BoaP. - Candlei, .Biscuits, LoUlob, rw»» www Lead,Oil,&o. ~ .; ~ - ! i FURNITURBDBPARTMKNT. , ' i on BAtßrnrvAißtT: A targo Assortment of flenorai JFumlshtaw . ■ - Side Saddles, Bewlng MBohineß.GtaM and t Earthenware, Matting, Hoarthrugs. fco. ' ■ 'RMVUfRROW, NOON. AT ART h"u~K'S ■MA XT. 5 TALKING BIRDS! Oh Accoukt of R. Bills. ■ .....; •R. ARTHUR -; «..; :' WILL' v soil by enfe'lfou, at hia Mart, ,' To-morrow, as 12 o'clock noon, . ■' Just arrived, per Here, \•„ " . 15 splendid Baby Galaru; the first ol tto season A few yoiitng tamo CooktttoOß and OowUllw, , and a few of thoßO eplendid Wlkerslho 1 Cockatoo Pkrrot i■ v A%a,' ■ ■. ■ ,' ; ' AWw pairs of Love »rds, and^ a quantity of Fanoy Canary ano Parrot Cages. Special attention is called tff H» Baby OaJare ! as being one of the best talkers i» thft world. ■;. ~~r~. XO■MO RRO W, At 12 o'clock noon. . CARBINES~& TAYLOR, t XI7ILL sell by auction, at their Central I W Auction Mart, Qoeen-street, To-morrow ; [ (Friday), at 12 o'clock sharp, ys ' pbULTRY-DnokS, QeeSo, Turkeys, Fowls, tigeons, and Canariea; Young Piss, &&;, FRUIT-Apples. Pears, Cocoanuts, i'lums, 100 '■ bunches Bananas. SfiO Coooanuts. etc. PRODUCE—Hams and Bacon. WairoaandXSan • teXr^heeßeß,OoodTttßlePotett«J.;PeM, Beans, Tomatoes, Onions, Salt Beef, Mutton, Oats. Maize, Bran, Sharps, Oatmeal, JfNDur, Chaff ■ - : ■." ■-■ .' -■ , GROOKRIES-Tea Bogar. Mustard, Cornflonr, • Starch, Soap, Candles/Kerosene, etc. i ! CARBINES & TAYLOR, '.'"!'• ■ ' ' ■• ■ Auctioneers. ' ',; ~T, to -mo ss b it, '""i v :ti ~PRODUCE SALE, r W. DOWDEN ' , t TXT ILL sell by auction, at the Eitobangs VV Mart, Queen-street, To-morroir<in<; day), at H o'olook, Canterbury and Auokland ChMSo , , . , Potatoos,Bacon,Beef a^ ~ - , Fresh Fiult, Currants and Raisins I *' w Tea. Sugar, Biscuits 2 casks Vinegar > - Ri«9, Flour _ . 5 keits I'rinio OornoA Butter Bell and Blaok's Vestas • Knife Cleaner, Rlreting Punch, &0.. i ■■:.'■ '■ ' ■■-..- ■ v .■■ ■'.;•> -i ■ 1 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY I.; ?f ' , jDARGA VIL LE R ACE S., I BOOTHS I """BOOTHS J ■, E, & A. TH A ACS :" DfAVE received iostructions to sell by ', i EL auction, at their Storor, Quoon-street, on , Thursday noxt, r Tho BOOTHB for the Uaroavillo Baoes. i ciiißlatlnK of No. 1, outfide of Paddock; No. % under Grand Staud; No, 9, Good j Tompl^ra" Booth.. ; - K. & A. ISAACS, n ; ' ' * ; Auotloncors. g a h"b c p w air. B. KJ-f .'.''■'. ■ •■■',. i.= 11 ■;;■] POSTPONMEIIT OF BALEr s : ; . :'.' . ¥() '' ; $1 THURSDAY, 2KD .FEbKUARY, 3882. Huspioion, and will hold their £»£,»» Jgo • ■ PioQEhed Paddook, at Green Lane, near tho — GOTerSmratSS. Uu Sheep patcluuwdilrtU H D bBDIPped before delivery (without oort to U' weShasor). This oper»ttOn^ioo «ffl? f of Postponing fiale to THURtIDAY. R8 WrtlsellatH o'clock übaip—,':, on 120 Pure Mnooln Swea D t boo two-tooth Kwes ,'.:', In. 200 loUr-taoth KWOS . 60fl Mlsod Sheep V SO l'uto Lincoln Rama ' ~ I . HUNTER & NOLAN. I nd. 1 (Oontinttisd on Fonrtli P»g«)i v