THE MAORI KING

Preparations for his Reception,

TO-DAY, the occasion of the visit of the Maori king, Tawhiao, to Auckland, is worthy of being recorded as a red-letter day in tho annals of this city, and indeed of the colony as a whole. For 20 years the progress of the North Island has been re tarded, at first by a sanguinary struggle with our coloured neighbours, and subse quently by the sullen conservatism of that section of the Maoris designated liingites. After tho war various methods were at tempted to draw Tawhiao and his adherents from their seclusion, but all in vain. But the steady flow of the tide of settlement dashing itself against the bulwarks of Maoridom, was slowly but surely breaking down the barriers, and recently great m roads have been mado'upon the outworks. It is perhaps impossible to estimate fully the benefits that may accrue from the viait of Tawhiao to Auckland; suffice it to say that the event possesses this significance—the sores of past years arc healed, and ere long civilisation and prosperity will be advan cing with gigantic strides into the pristine demesnes of Conservative Maoridom. When it was intimated that the Maori kiag and a number of his leading chiefs and advisers would visit the shores of the Waitemata, our citizens were not slow to guage the value of such an occur rence, and preparations were at once made for providing a fitting reception to the visitor. An influential committee took the matter in band, and the success of tho pro ceedings to-day is an evidence of. the manner they have carried out the trust con fided to them.

BRINGING THE PARTY FROM

ORAKEI,

Shortly after 10 o'clock tho City of Cork, having on board two members of the Reception Committee-Mr W. Swanson, M Hiß., and Mr Dufuur-besides some other gentlemen, went down to Orakei for tho purpose of conveying tho king and his , PaThe'steamer reached Orakei about 10.30 a.m., and without ceremony the natives who wero assembled on tho beach got into their boats and were pulled off. The last boat to leave Orakei contained Tawhiao and Paora Tukaere. They went on board with out ceremony, simply shaking hands with the Mayor and Mr Swanson, and expressing pleasure at the meeting. FROM ORAKEI TO AUCKLAND. During the trip down, Tawhiao asked many intelligent questions concerning the improvements and alterations that have taken place In Auckland. Whilst passing the Bean Rock lighthouse he said ho could not understand how people could reside in such a place. The steamer was steered round the lock and the whistle Bounded, whereupon the lighthouse-keeper came out on to hia balcony. This little event greatly astonished and amused His Majesty. Bis attention was next called to .the German man-o'-war, concerning which he expressed considerable curiosity. As the steamer approached within sight of the city the King appeared puzzled at the altered appearance ot Fort Britomart, being under the impression that it had been swallowed up by an earthquake. It wa« explained to him that the Europeans had removed the hill to reclaim land from the sea. DECORATIONS." Although it was not considered ad visable to declare a public holiday ia honour of the event, before the time fixed for the landing crowds of well-dressed people might have been seen wooding their way towards the Queen-street wharf, at the Ferry teo of which tho debarkation of the king was to take place. The various llagstail's in Queen-street and on the eminences about the city wero gaily decorated with flags, while strings of bunt ing were stretched across the main thorough faro from Messrs Thornton, Smith, and Firth's Mill to Messrs Stone Brothers'estab lishment, and from the Union Insu rance Company's oflice to Mr A. B. Donald's Ship Chandlery. The officeeof theNewZea landand South British Insurance Companies were decorated with handsome ensigns. The English vessels May Queen, Wellington, Autarcp, and Anazi, and the schooner Ma zeppa, were profusely flagged and pen rioned.

At a quarter to 12 o'clock a long string ot conveyances, in which were seated the members of the committee and the interpreters, left the New Zealand Insurance Buildings and drove down the wharf. Here fully two thousand people had assembled, all anxious to get a glance at the noble monarch of whom they had heard so much. A cordon of police, under Senior Sergeant Pardy, protected the Devonport Ferry Tee from the surging crowd. Amongst those in the enclosure were His Worship the Mayor, Councillors Offer, Thompson, Waddel, Hem us, Aickin, Crowthor, Montague, Dr. J. L. Campbell, Messrs T. B. Hill, J. Cosgrave, Brighatn, C. 0. Davis, J. Lamb, J. Dilworth, L. D. Nathan, D. Nathan, B. M. Clark, J. C. Young, E. Isaacs, 8. Kohn, J. M. Shorn, James Mackay, jun., Ed munds, C C. McMillan, Tkos. Morrin, and J. C. Firth. THE LANDING. At five minutes past twelve o'clock the paddle steamer City of Cork, having on board the Maori notabilities and tho avcoU coureurs of the Reception Committee rounded the Railway] Pier, and stood straight across for the Ferry Tee of the Queen-street wharf, where the landing had been arranged to take place. As soon as the approaching vessel was descried, the Artillery Band, under Bandmaster Hunter, struck up the familiar strains of "Auld Lang Byne," while a simultaneous movement down the whole line of the wharf indicated that the people who weie there thronged and pent together had become aware of the advent of tho expected guests. As the steamer came nearer, Tawbiao was perceived stand; ing on the bridge with Paora Tuhaere and Major Mair by his side, and surrounded by his leading chiefs and a few female relatives. A richly-worked native mat was folded carelessly across his shoulders, and descended over the knees, the remainder of his legs and feet being uncovered and exposed. On his head he wore a • new grey bell topper having a broad black band and adorned at one Bide with a large plume of huia feathers. Ho had standing in front of him a long, slender and carved hoeroa or whalebone paddle, upon which his chin rested, as he intently, and with great placidity of mien, gazed npon the curious crowds who lined the wharf. - Paul's costume was a clever com promise between the Maori and European modes of dress. Like his king he wore a handsome mat over his broad shouldera and portly breast, while his nether limbs were encased in good broadcloth and his foct laced up in substantial boots. His characteristic weakness—a holme t hat —was upon bis head, and in his hand was the aboriginalinsigniaof rank and authority, viz., a taiaha—a club-shaped weapon having a tuft of feathers at the head. Both men are ot robust figure, extending in Paul's case certainly to embonpoint, and both were tattooed. The King's iron-grey hair was cut close to the head, and his cheeks were clean shaven, while a feeble moustache jußt coloured the upper lip. H|s face is round, and the features, for a native, are regular and well-marked, though somewhat of a sinister expression is imparted to them by a cast in one of the eyes, both of which are small. THE RECEPTION. Tawhiaoandhis principal henchmen main tained their attitude unchanged while the vessel was being brought alongside. The lusty cheering of the people on tte wharf seemed to gratify them, bat they made no response. The general body of their followers, who occupied all the forward part of the steamer, more exuberant or perhaps under less restraint from native etiquette, gave vent very cordially to some answering cries of greeting. They were a motley crowd, "got up" if not re gardless of expense, at any rate regardless of appearancs, all labouring under the excitement of the scene and all manifesting the consciousness of being ob eerved andadmired. As soon as tho gangway had been thrown on to the wharf Major Mair, Tawhiao, Major Jackson, and Paora Tuhaero crossed it, and were re ceived at the further end by His Worship the Mayor (Mr J. M. Clam), who was in the centre of the Reception Committee. After shaking bands with the King, His Worship said:—" On behalf of the citizens of Auckland 1 wish you and your friends a hearty welcome." Mr J. C. Young translated the speech. Tawhiao, after a brief whispered consul tation with his chiefs, as if to learn it he was expected to reply, answered iv a loud voice; iv a chanting tone, to tbo following effect:—" Salutations to all you residents in Auckland—and to you, the persons who administer things in a proper manner— Habitations to the whole of yon here." He then turned and conversed again with those behind him, after which it was intimated that a written reply had been

I prepared for delivery, A moment or two i of hesitancy ensued, and then the King's Secretary appeared, produced a roll of paper from a leathern satchel, and smooth ing out a plain sheet of foolscap, read out in Maori the following address :— He poroporoaki tenei naku kite hunga mate, kite Po katahi, kite whenua ka rua, me te mihi kia koutou, c pae mai nei ka toru. Tawhaki co Tawhaki! Tawhaki nei a Hema to tangata nana i kite a Ranginui c tv nei! E pa cc ko Tamaki tenei, kua tae mai ahau ki Tamaki eel

Tamaki makau ran, ngatirohanga a mata, te waihotanga aki a nga tangata matua kua ngaro akc nei, o raro, o waenganui, me nga Kawana katoa, tuatahi tuarua tuatoru, 1 te.wa c noho tahi ana ratou.

E koro ma, cc, ko au tenei ko ta TangO tango i waiho i te ao turoa.

To Iwi cc Te Iwi, te Iwi pakeba, c noho nei i Akarana nga Kangatira, nga tangata whakahaere tikanga, nga tane, nga wahinc, nga taniariki, nga ruruhe, nga korohekc, te iwi nui tonu katoa.

Tena koutou, tena koutou, tena koutou, ko Akarana tenei, no feira tenei kupu i penei ai. Teiwi, cc te.iwi. ■> Waiho ra kia taka te ahum, kua rcre Matariki ki to rua, ko to tahi ko te ma, ko te toru tenei.

E haere ana ahau an i te paki o Hewa kua tac mai ahau ki konei, kua kite atu, kua Kite mai. Tena kontou.

Naku,

Na Kiingi Tawiiiao,

[TRANSLATION],

We are indebted for the following trans lation of this document to Mr James Mackay :—

This is lamentation over the people who are dead, firstly, and secondly for the land; thirdly I greet you, those who are now assembled here, I lament over my ances tors Tawhaki nui a Hema—the man who formerly gazed on the heavens which cover New Zealand. Friends, this is Tamaki. IliavecoraotoTamaki. Tamaki of the hundred sweethearts (so called in consequence of the number of conquerors which the land forming Tamaki portage for merly had) which has been beheld by the eyes of the ciders—the elders wl;o are lost from among us—of the South, ot the North, and the middle, and all the governors who have departed from among us — the first, the second, and the third, in the days when they (the governors) and Potatau were living amicably together. Elders oi the people, lam here. I am the descend ant of Tangotango now left in this world. (Tangotango was a divine woman who descended from heaven and married a man). Oh, the people I Oh, the people I Tho European people who are living in Auck land, the chiefs and those who administer affairs, and the men, the women, tho chil dren, the old women, and tho old men, and the whole of tho people. Greetings to you I Greetings to you I Greetings to you 1 This is Auckland, and that is why I address you as the people. Wait until spring comes. Let matariki (tho Pleiades) descend below the horizon (i.e., this is tho Maori planting season; let this bear fiuit,) The first and the second have passed, this is the third., (i.e., Ho had accomplished two; portions in previous visits, this is the third,) I am travelling on the calm (or peace) of Hewa. I have arrived here, I have seen you, you have seen mo (this is equivalent to saying " All is peace.") Greetings to you. By me—Kiingi Tawhiao.

During the reading of this address, the people who surrounded Tawhiao opened out ia two line?, so that tho larger crowd, which were kept beyond the tee, could gain a view of the cere mony and tho actors in it. At the samo time tho Misses Bleazard, who wero seated with their father on the roof ot Captain Philip Jones's of lice, made a rapid sketch of the scene for insertion in the London " Graphic." THE PROCESSION. As soon as tho reading ot the address was over ths procession moved up to the head of the tee, where, under the direction of Mr Crowtber, ths guests and the members of the Reception Committee took their seats in the carriages. Tawhiao was the first to enter the leading carriage, and he courteously stood up while his sister Tiria and the Mayor took places beside him, Major Mair and Paora Tuhaero nnd Tv Hora (a relative of the King) being seated opposito them, while Mr J. C. Young (iuterpreter), was accommodated on the bos beside the driver. The next four or five carriages contained the following persons : —No. 2—W. Swan son, M.H.8., Geo. Swanson, Tv Tawhiao, and Ngaehe (King's sons), Major Jackson andMaunhlri; No. 3-Dr, Campbell, Mr J. Dilwoitb, Major Te Wheoro, Wahanui and wife; No. 4-Fathers Fynes, (Vicar-General), W. Macdon&ld, and Riordan; No. s—Mr J. IJ. Firth, Ahipene Kaihai, Tutaata, Rikitana, (Richard Turner), Teaka, Honana te Maiho, and Hori Kcrei; No. 6—Pouku, Henare Kaihu, and Councillors Thompson, Waddel, and Offer, Messrs T. B. Hill and Ellis; No. 7— Rawiti (King's Secretary), Tcngi Moano, Witanui, Whitiora, Potatan, Te Hemara, Tuata, Here, and Mr James Mackay. There were seven other carriages, which contained the remaining chiefs, of stand ing, the City Councillors, members of the Reception Committee, while behind them again followed a string of motley vehicles, privately owned and all crowded. The processioamovedslowlyuptbewharf, preceded by the band, playing inspiriting music but the progress was exceedingly slow on account of the dense throng c f people who blocked the way. A stoppage was made at Ihe watermen's step?, but it was only for a minute or two. It held on Its course up Queen-street, which presented a moat animated gala appearance. The footpaths were thickly lined ivith people, and verandah roofs, doorway, and shop toof»,and windows, tier above tier, were full of ladies and gentlemen, the foimer waving their handkerchiefs and the latter their hats as the leading carriages of the cortege passed beneath them. The king gazed about ■ him from side to side, evidently as much astonished at the numbers of ihe citizens as he wa3 pleased at their manifesta tions of welcome. The other chiefs seemed .sensible too of the honours, that were being paid them, and comported themselves in a way which plainly showed their self-elation. THE ROUTE. The procession moved on leisurely up Queen-street, receiving at every step the ac clamations of the crowd until the United Service Hotel was reached, when it turned up Wellesley-street East, and thence debouched into Svrconds-street. Here.Mr W, J. Hurst, M.8.R., presented Tiiia with a handsome bouqnet, which she received with evident pleasure. From Sy monds-street, the line of march was by way of Karangabape Road to Ponsonby Road. Burrows's' grocery store in the former, and the Club Hotel in the latter thoroughfare be ing the most noticeable for their decorations. From Ponsonby Road, the carriages pro ceeded by College Eoad and Freeman's Bay into Custom-house-street. The gasometer excited tho cariosity of Whitiora and the other chiefs, and they eagerly asked its use and character. They also said that the people in the streets were like bees in a hive. On arriving at the Timber Com pany's factory the hands, some 200 in number, who were ranged along its whole front, gave three lusty cheers, and the honour was duly appreciated by the chiefs, who signified their wish to visit tho place on a future occa sion. The tramway was festooned and prettily hung with evergreens and hunting, Leaving Custom-house-street, the cavalcade paaßed on up Albert-street, and by way of Durham-street to the Governor Browne Hotel, where the guests and their entertainers dismounted. They were shewn into a large room to the right of the outrance, where Tawhiao took up his quarters, and held an cd fresco levee. Paul announced the programme for the afternoon and the evening, and with this intimation the formal part of the aflair closed. ■ .

A large and curious crowd surrounded the hotel throughout the afternoon. The police, under fctrgeant-Major Pardy, were very active in the preservation of order, and their efforts in this direction were not thwarted, the crowd being quiet and good-humoured.

RECEPTION AT MR J. C. FIRTH'S RESIDENCE.

J C Firtli, Esq., whose pioneer advance into the King country when war alarms wore at their height is now historical, has arranged for a pleasant afternoon a reception at his residence, Mount Eden, to-morrow. Invitations have accordingly been issued to Tawhiao and his party, Faora Tuhaere, Te Bira Te Hemera, and a number ot otner prominent friendly Datives, also to members of the House of Representatives, the Mayor and City Council, Harbour Board. Bishop and clergy, foreign consuls, and other lead in" citizens, for a reception and dinner at the Castle, Mount Eden, to-morrow after noon. Mr Firth will provide ■busses, leaving the city at a quarter-past three in the afternoon, Guests assemble at tou

o'clock, and an hour|will be pleasantly spent ia inspecting the grounds and pictuies at the Castle. After dinner, tho whole party will be brought back by 'bus at half-past six o'clock. We have no doubt that this well-devised and liberal entertainment will form one of Tawhiao's pleasantest recollec tions of his visit to Auckland. The beauti ful panorama of Auckland and suburbs, obtained from Mount Eden, is one of natural features with which all visitors to our city are most charmed with, and Tawhiao will see spread out before him, a picture won derfully altered ia detail, but still true in geoeril outline, which must be among the familiar things of his early recollections.

RECEPTION COMMITTEE.

The Koception Committee mot at the oflico of the Chamber of Commerce at 11 o'clock to-day, for the purpose of making further arrangements for the reception of Tawhiao and the rest of the native visitors. His Worship tho Mayor presided, and thero was a full attendance of the committee. It was decided that a water display will take place at mid-day to-morrow, probably in Fort-street, the Salvage Corps being also requested to be in attendance with their ap pliances. On Saturday the visitors will be driven to Mangcre,and on returning will be entertained by His Worship the Mayor, at his residence at Remuera, and in the even ing a grand torch-light procession by the members of tho Fire Brigade will take place, to be followed by an exhibition of fire-works from tho Railway wharf. Mr James Mackay intimated, on behalf of himself and the other native interpreters in town, that they would be willing to givo every assistance in their power to the com mittee, in the entertainment of tho native guests,

LATE TELEGRAM.

DUNUDIN, this day. MASSEY tIBEL CA»E.

The jury in the libel action, Massey v. Allan, in which tho plaintiff claimed £2,5(fi damages, retired this morning, and after coming into court and learning from the judge that £5 would carry costs, they gave a verdict for the plaintiff for that amount. The judge said it was the most curious verdict of all the curious verdicts be ever beard.

The Union S.S. Company have purchased, in Sydney, the wharf, stores, and buildings, formerly occupied by the Australian Steam Navigation Company, for £3,500.

With reference to the banquet to Tawhiao to-night, we understand that European guests are not expected to attend in evening dress.

Miss Carrie Godfrey did cot accompany the Montagu-Turner Opera Company, she having severed her connection with them.

Some Blight commotion was caused at the corner of Queen and Victoria streets this afternoon, just after tho procession bad passed along, by an accident that occurred to a little follow of four years of age named Charley Batter. He climbed upon an empty hand-cart un known to his mother, and then overbalanc ing himself he fell face downwards upon tho road-metal beneath, A gash was inflicted upon his toniplc and his nose was scratched, but the injuries were not serious. Ho was attended to at Mr Hill's»hop, by Dr Kvans. The lad's parents live in Richmond Road, Ponsonby.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAB. THURSDAY, JANUARY 19.



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WANTED, three A.B.s for tho s.s. Maogregor.—Apply at tho ofllca of tho Northorn H. 3. Company (Limitod), 67, Queon- Btreet. A. Moßregor. Mananor. WANTED, a respectable General Her vant; reference required.—Apply Mrs Bloom, Queen-street, or Hobson-etreot, next to Prinoe of Walea Hotel. WANTED, a Smart Young Man to Travel on Commission with an artlole ot groat value.-App]y Waiter Bajue, Kyber Posh Road. WANTED, a good Uenoral Servant for a small famUy.-Apply after 0 o'olook in the evening to Mrs Lourle, Hopo Coiwgo, Kybor PaBB. odpobUo Beafleid View. WAN I'-l), at ouco, Apprentices and Improvora to the Dressmaking. Wages at onoe If worth it.-Apply Mrs Simpson, Pom palller Terrace. Ponsonby. near Throe Lampa. WAftTED, five or Bix good Buahmen for tho Waltakerol Sawmill.—Anply to MrF. Arohard, WhaiJt Hotel, Auckland. 17Ui January. 1882. WANTED by a Lady, Young Pilpih and Bcglnnors for tho Pianoforte. Terms, ifis per qoarter.—Apply to MrßiNiohol, 6, Wei leslcy-atrect. . WANTED, by a mcady Man, a Situation: can milk, drivo, nnd kitohon garden ; -would take two or three dayß' work a wcok.—AddroßS, TB.thla offlco. . ANl£._', lor a private family near town, a plain Cook, also a Houßoruaid; good wages; no young children.—For address apply at this offlco. WANTED, for tho Country, a steady, aotivo Man, with a knowledge of the Grocery Business, to take ordors and dellvor goods with horse and trap ; roforoncearequired. -Apply to U.J., Box 196, Post Ofllco, Anckland ANTED, a Young Man to look after a Country Sawmill; maat have a know lodge of timbsr measuring and book-keeping by double entry.—Apply with references, Dox 10, Poßt-Q-too. WANTED, three Apprentices to the Dress and Habitmaking; first-class opportunity to learn a good buaineas.—Apply Mrs'Atkinson, Adams's Buildings, Upper Queon street. _____________-___————————. WANT— _», orders tor our tamous Troußers to measure, at 13a (id; alao, the wondrous 65a BUlta. Overcoata from 40s. Marvellous value at J. D. Phillips', Cheap Tailor. 170. Qneen-Btreet. WANTED, an experienced person as Nurse In a private family on the Kaet Coast J innst be well educated and have hold olmilar situations, and hare testimonials as to character and competency. — Apply to Mrs Eismora, Shortland-street. WANTbD, tho whole army of Dyspep tics looatod In and around Auckland to know that by using Robley's Digestive Meal - for Porridge, along with Robley's Digestive Brown Bread, in a short time they will find great relief, if not a perfect cure.-J. Robley, Grey-street. . , WANTED, ono Bush Carpenter and a Man to work Circular Saw; ono ao onstomod to bush work preferred. Alao, Men to aplit SO to 100 thousand Kahlkatea shingles, and 7 or 8 Men for clearing scrub and draining. —Apply by letter or in person to James 8. Gibbons. Otaua Sawmills, Waluku; or, try Maddens Dining-rooms after Tuesday. WANTED to Buy, a Harp.—Apply to Vincent Nloholas, Governor Browne Hotel. WANTED to SELL, some Well-bred Pointer Pups.—Apply.to G. Furohas, Tailor. Hobson-street, WANTED to Sell, Mixed Paints in gallon tins; Kauri Oil, 2/9 per gallon ; Priming Paint, 5/6 per gallon.—Atkinson & Co., Freeman's Bay; wholesale Agents,Messra E, Porter & Co. i WANTED to sell, £20 Suite in green tap, 0 pieces; bargain, at £11 10?.— Apply 2nd house, left, Graham-street. W """ANTED" to Rent, Five or Six Roomed Cottago within short distance ot Post Ofllco. with view ot harbour.—Apply "K.L.," Poat Office. WANTED itNOWN that the Victorian Loan and Discount Agency's Advertise ment appears on 4th page.3rd column. ANTiSD KNOWN—J uosgraveand Co. are Selling Men's Suits of the Beat Blue Serge at 25b 6a; fashionable make. ANTED KNOWN—It has arrived ! De Ponohe's oelebratad French Brilliant gnd Household Friend. See first page. WANTED KNOWN—There are 500 pairs of good Tweed Trousors to be sold at J. Cosgrave and Co.'s, tor 6s lOd per pair. WANTED KNOWN—That your money will go the farthest if you spend it with Tester, Draper.JKarangahape Road. • arANTED KNOWN—I am now. sell- T V Ing a splendid Family Calioo, 38 inches wido, at 6s per dozen yards. Send for pattern, —Tester. Draper, Karangahape Hoad. WANTED KNOWN — Just received special value In Black Grenadines. Bend for patterns.—Tester, Draper, Koranga nape Road. ANTED KNOWN, tnat you can Dress well for a small weekly payment by golniwto Munro and MiiUgan. Bee advertise mont on front page. WANTED KNOWN—That J. Coii grave and Co. have the Largest Stock of Hats in New Zealand to ohoose from, and aro now Selling at Half-price. WANTED KNOWN, that E, MHchel-. son & Co., No. 19. Queen-street Wharf, are soiling Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Flour, Oatmeal. Sco., &c, at lowest market rates. WANTED KNOWN—The Cheapest and Most Dnrable Dress in Auokland Is now selling at J. Coatrrave and Co.'s for 3a 6d, 20,000 yards drcea Btaff, 7jd. WANTED KNOWN-GKAnU FESTIVAL MARCH and FLIRTA TION WALTZ, only Is 6d, at Dampler/a Branch JBtore in the Market. Be in time. WANTED KNOWN, that Mrs Hadley has a large assortment of Pinafores, Children's Costumes, and Ladies' Undercloth lng.—Hobson-Btreet,near Wellesley-atreet. _ WANTED KJNOW«—Tnat the new Zealand Timber Company are soiling all kinds of Timber and Building Material at the very lowest rateß. Very Buperior White Kauri, from oar new bush, jnst opened. WANTED KNOWN—That Munroand Milllgan have Removed from Karanga hape Road to Larger and more Central Promises in Hobson-Btreet, near Well— gton- Btreet. __. WANTED KNOWN—That the Auckland Timber Company (Limited) are Manufacturers of all description of Goods, with superior Machinery and despatch.—Workßi Castom-honae-street West ANTED KNOWN-ThatF. Wootton is Belling Sperm Candles, Bd, guaranteed full weight; Sardines, Sd; Superior Family Tea, Is lOd, unsurpassed; Cornflour, Gjii; Scente- Sosp, 7 tablets, Ib.—S. Wootton, Kara ngahapo Road, nest to Post-office.



Wanted. ■ TI7ANTED, three good Hand Sawyers ;. W and three good Staokera for Mills, n Whangapoua.—Apply New Zealand Timber Company, Cußtomhonso-Btrot'. :\ANTED KNOWN —That H. A. Colson is about to Burprlse the Colonial " Public with a Grand Display of Va'entines. The market not being overlooked with these, 1 tho proprietor will guarantee to give the cub tomers of Auckland every benefit. " tttANTED KNOWN, that the ventral V T Freehold Land and Invoatment Agency 1 haß Removed to Corner Qnoen-atreet and Vulcan Lane, where the Land Business in all its - branches is now carried on under the special " enperintendenoe ot Mr G. Fraser. Valoatlons ■• made, surveys for land transfers effected, and • titles perfected at minimum cost. No ohargo made for registering properties for pale. r I*/" ANTED KNOWN, that 1 am now j W Selling every description of China, Glass, and h arthonwaro cheaper all round than any other ahop in the trado. Vases and China • Ornaments considerably below town prices. - One trial will prove the fact.—Note the address: v. A. Uenman, Karangahape Road, oppoßite . Newton Hotol. - "\\7ANTED KNOWN, that Mr A. W. T f Gardner, M.P.S. Eng,, Chemlßt of np '. wards of IS yeara' exporionco. and from July, 1880, till Soptembor last with Messrs Bharland and Co., has Opened a Pharmaoy at 184, Quoen street (noxtNow Zealand llonso), for Dispensing 1 Prescriptions, Compounding Family Meaioines, • and the supply of Pure Drugs, Pharmaceutical Preparations, and General Domeatlo Requisites. i VftTANTED KNOWN, J. Balliaay, , TV Boot and Shoe Maker, Is prepared to execute all orders In the- trade; repairs neatly ' and promptly done, patohea put on with solu ■ tion.—Please note the address, Aberorombie ; Btreet, fourth chop from Symonds-atreet. ANTiSD KNOWN—Tnat Professor Gußuoott ia the only OHglnal and Practi cal Amorlcan Herbalist in the Colony, and also the most expensive man to do business witb. He requires no information; he can decide at a glance tho diagnosis of tho case, thereby reliev ing the patlont of a great deal of nervousness and hesitation. Try and disprove this if you oan iiM WANTED KNOWN—Tnat J. JK. Lambert & Co. havo opened an Auotion Mart In Wyndham-street, opposite tho Stab ofllco, for the Sale of all klpds of Stores and Settlers' Produce. Consignees acquainting the abovo of goods coming either by boat or rail, will find every attontion and care taken, no matter how large or small the consignment may be. For days of Bale, see further notice. WANTED KNOWN, that H. Waite's Fruit Tina are acknowledged to bo the best over introduced In the colony. They re ceived a first prizo at tho Agricultural Show he'd at Kllerelio on tho 9th November, 1881. A recipe is issued to each purchaser, and tho maker's name is stamped on every lid. Sold by all Ironmongers, and at tbo factory, High-street, noxt City Council Chambers,—E. WaITK, Wholoaalo and rtotall Tinsmith. WANTEJJ, two or tnrce wrocers in Auokland and District to take the Agency for Nelson, Monte, & Co.'s Pure Blended Toas. Those- Toas oro acknowledged by the Press and Publio to ba tho Fluent evor Bold in tho Southern Homlsphoro, and aro guaranteed froo from all sccutod tea.—For particulars apply to Nelson, Monto, & Co., Tea Blenders and, Importers, High-street, Chrlstchuroh. TtjT ANTED KN OWN HAMS AND BACON FROM TUB BEST CURBKS, AT LOWEST MARKET PRICKS. T> E W'S, Victoria-street ANTED KNOWN—Specially Cheap Linos now for solo at J. Green's, anp thoy must bo sold I Indies' Undcrolothing vory cht ap indeod; Night Droßaea, 3a 3d each; Cho misoß, Is 9d oaoh; Drawers, Zi 6d por pair; stockings, 6d pair; Black Brussels Net, Is yd i Black Bpottod Not Falls, Is (original price was at lease, 2a 6d eaoh; Largo Pocket Handkor ohiofa. 4d oaoh, or Ss 6d per doz; Mon's Largest Linen Handkerchiefs, Is eaoh; a specially good line of Ladlea' Linen Handkerohlcf«, Od each (cannot bo beaton); Durmblo bilk Umbrollaß, Cs Sd each (vory boat value); Embroldory, 3Jd yd; lloal and Imitation Malteao Laco; Ladles' Straw Hats, laoach (now shapes); prottyfLadios' Fanor Baskets, 8d eaoh; the Penny Pin Book is ft wonder of choapness; 4 pairs of Man's Brown Cotton Sookß for Is; a single pafx 3Jd: Men's Extra long Braoeo, lOd tho pair; Mon'aßelts from 6d eaoh; Mon'sMorlno &nd Cotton Undor veats; Mon's Linen-faced Collars, 4d por box; Small Mon's or Youthß' Bhlrtß, 2s each, or three for Da 9d; o fow very largo Men's White Folt Hats. Is 6U each; Mono Whito Llnon Bhirts; Men's Linen and Cotton Handkerchiefs; Men's Groy Cotton Stockings, fid per pair. Evory thiiig in short will bo sold at such prices that ovon a flro would hardly reduce thorn.—J. Ureen 85, Victoria-atreot ANTED KNOWN-For NKW Yb«B, Birthday, and Wicldino Pukbbntb nnd Gikts. suited for all occa9ionß, useful and ornamental. Klootro Plato Dcpartmont -00 W Clock and Watch Dopartmont O R Jewellory Department ° 3 Cutlery Dopartmont 3 S China and Glass Department It 9 Htationory Dopftrtinont ?f " Bruahware Department > 55 PBrtuinory Department I m B1 Kancy Goods Dopartmcnt fa Japanoao Dopartmont g '** Pioturo Department a 9 Punzla and Trlok Department > " Mußloallnßtruinontß Department g X Meohanioal Toys Department a W IJoll " Department g H xoy Dcpartmont 3 U)no Shilling DoiiartmenU S» Sco tho 6 Windows, which are but a feODlffl representation of tho attractions within, of whioh on lnspeetion Ib invitod irreapectivo of any purohaso being mado. See ana peruso tho 8-page CatalOKue of Goods in stock.—Qoodson S London Arcade. _____________ ' _"• fi A A —WANTED, a respectable rt£> 3l ™9\J « and sober Man with above to look after small run. One not afraid ot roughing it proferred.-C. Willlamßon, Kstato Agent, Vulcan Lane. ... _____ mO BOOTMAKERS,—Wanted, at once, JL a good Kan for Woman's Work, a good Renalror, and a reßpeotable Boy as apprentice.— F. Stephene, Bootmaker. 136. Qneon-Btreet. TO BUTGHEKS—Wanted, a Man; one who oan slaughter preferred.—Apply to John Foaa. Butcher. Grey-street. MOUM TA IN S.—The atmosphere of JP apartments in a house might be coolod by having'one ot abovn in action; small coat.— Agent: H. White. High-Btreet. To l_et. TO LET, 4-Roomed Cottage nicely fitted up; plenty of water, garden, &c— Norfolk-Btreet, Ponsonby, Richmond Road End. mo LfiT, a New fivo-roomed Houso I (15 minntsb' walk from Quoon-streetl in Rylo-atreet, botwoen Franklin Itoad and Colloko Road.—Apply to Wm. Leys, Bookbinder Wynd ham-street. O LET, a Semi-detached Houso in Princesstroot, next to Mr Sharland'B, con taining eight rooms, with overy convenience.— Keys oan be had from Mr Beaumont, Star Office. rjno LET, ia central part of Queen-street, I a Well-lighted Floor suitable for an arohl teot's or lawyer's oflloe.—Apply to Messrs Tonka and Co. , rpi) LET, a very convenient Double Shop JL and Dwelling in Upper Symonds-street.— For partionlars apply to D. F. Kvanß, Estate Agont Queen-street. _____ fi^O LKT, in Edinburgh-street, Ponsonby, X a pretty Villa, containing six good rooms, nice garden, overlooking the harbour, &c—D. F. Kvapß, Batato Agent. TO LET, a Furnished Bed-room with flreplace.-Mrs Wigg, Karangahapoßoad. OppoaltoMr L. Nathan'g. r|lo LKT, in the best business part ot X Queen-Btreor, a Now bhop, having a frontage of It feet and a depth of 60 fcoc, and two largo Showrooms ovorhoad, each 50 foot by 28 feot—Apply to William Rattray, Draper and Clothier, 178,180, and 182, Queen-street. riiO LET, in Corley's New Buildings, I Horison-street, nice Shop : suitable for a bootmaker or dressmaker ; shelving, oounter, and gas and water laid on.—Apply M. Foloy, Grocor (corner otiHobson and Vlotoria-Btroßts). O LET on Lease, Seven Houses in Victoria-street West.—Apply to M. Hen derson, Arohiteot. rr\O LET, at Newmarket and junction of JL Kyber Pass, a Shop and Dwelling, fitted up for a Grocery Store; a good business stand.— Apply to Mr Rlohards. Butcher, oppoßlto. _ TO LET, in Howe-street, Two Houses; gas and water laid on.—Apply to Mr D. gallon, near Railway Station. TO BE LET, "The White Brick Houso." Upper Parnell. main road, next F. Ireland's Court, near the Blahop's ohlet gate; is handsomoly flttod; ready on Thursday.—w. E. Sa-Uor. H" OUSK to Let, Wellesley-streot, ad joining tho Young Mon's Chrlßtian Asso ciation Rooms.—Apply to Robert Neal, Theatre Royal Buildings, Qnoon-streot, Educational. A UCKLAND COLLEGE AND GRAM- Jt\. MAR SCHOOL. The Preliminary Examination ot Candidates for admission to the School will be held on FRIDAY, 3rd February, commencing at 10 o'clock. Tho work of the year will begin on MONDAY, 6th February, at 9 30 o'clock, at which time tho Treaonrer will attend to receive the fees for the first quarter (then due), and which will be as follows, namely:— Lower School—For each pupil .. £2 2 0 For one pupil .. 212 6 I For two of same fa- Uppor School )■ mUy, eaoh .. ..273 I For three or more of ) same family, each 2 2 0 All fees are payable in advance. JOHN JAMES, Secretary. HiiRR CAKL SCHMIDT may be in terviewed at ihe CHORAL HALL, on FRIDAY and MONDAY AFTERNOONS, between the hours of 3 and 5. RS HAKKISOW, Ponsonby Road, will resume duties on MONDAY, 23rd January. 1882. , MRS REYNOLD'S SCHOOL, Farnell. —Tho First Quarter ot this year will commence on TU-SDAY, the 31st January, 1882. »», ATERLOO QUADRANT - Esta- T ¥ blishment for Young Ladies, conduoted. by —Ira Norman.—Tho First Qnarter ot tho year will commence on MoNl>a _, January 23,



Calls. ■vr o i I ci X JUST IN TIME GQ-D-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). A Call (the Ist) of Cd per Share has been made by tho Directors of the above Company, payable to tho undersigned, at the Office of the Com pany, Shortland-streot. Anokland, on WED NESDAY. Ist February, 1882.^ ______ Manager. Auckland, January 17,1882. For Bale. "1/1 OR SALE, a Four Horse-power Steam JL 1 Engine and Boiler (complete). Price low. —Apply to T. & H. Cooke, Vlotorla-street. P~~OR SALE, Three splendid Large Build ing Allotments; all fenced; a fow minutes' walk from new wharf, Stokes'a Point.—Apply 3 tab Offloe. n-i oe -KOUK-KOOMKD COTTAGE in 3JIOO. Newton, in thorough repalr,,f or Bale; good well; allotment 33 x 100.—CV.WUllttmaon, Estate Agent, Vnloan Lane. ITIOR SALB, an American Brick Machine P capable of turning out 20,000 pressed bricks per day.—X. Gibbons, Onohnnga. |/IUR SALE, the Lease and Good-will of JD one of the boat paying Country Hotels in the provlnoo.-Apply Box 110, Post-office, Auokland. ■__ .-■... Fuii SALB, 1,000 Tons ullcj: at nix pence per ton.—Apply Professor Guscott, Shortlanc -street. t i N.L.A.—Dressmaking and Millinery Busl \f' ness, in good position j Stook and Fittings tit valuation: Four-roomed Cottage and good shop. Rental, 17s 6d a week.-T. W. Hlckbod. N.L.A -Farms of from a to 60 acres good ' land, within 20 miles of town, find ready Bale at reasonable prices. Many properties of larger blzb would be disposed of to advantage it cut up in small lots. This Agenoy undertakes the cutting up and disposal of such properties on the eaglest termsi—T. W. aiokCw— N.L. A.—Leasehold Properties are much on * quired for. Persons having such to dis' pose of will meet with good tenants by leaving particulars at this Agency. / 1 N.L.A.—For Sate o _oaso, corner ol Ureen vT- Lanoand TamaK 1 Road, Houbo of 8 rooms, boslclos stable, coach-house, and other out buildings, with 3 aorcs of good volcanlo land, all fenced and in grass.—T. W. Hlokßon. Al N.L.A.—For gale or Leaso, House of five , rooms, with allotment 42 x 160, situated on the New North Road healthy 100 -lity.— T. W. HiokEQp. ___, FOR SALE a good upstanding Horse, I years old, Buitable for spring-cart or oppress.—To be soen at George Cook a stables, Qneon-stroet. ______________ rrio SMALL CAPITALISTS.—For Sale, .JL a payable Clothing Business, not far from Auckland. Returnß, about£4,ooo a-year. Btook to bo taken at cost price. Cush down, £250, and balance on approved bills at 1, 2, , i, 6, and 6 months. A sober, industrious man can rely on making a competency.—Apply to F. G. Swing ton. EjiOß IMMEDIATE SALB, a Fine .New JD Shop and DweUing-houso In a rising suburb. The Allotment ia C6 x 110. The Shop is doing a good business. Price, £310. Stock at a valuation.—J. M. Lennox. Estate Agent, Auckland. PROSPECT-STREET, near Poneonby Hall.—New and thoroughly well-finished. House of four rooms, fitted up with almost overy convenience. Allotment 33 x 100, for Immediate sale.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. _______ "OROSrECT TERRACE.—A very nice .L Verandah Cottage of Blx rooms, fitted with cupboards, bookcase, dresser, &c; gas and water laid in; good garden, stable, &c-; D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. Qneen-Btreet. in v X SALE OR LEASE. TAKArcwA, North Snoitß.—Desirable Store, Dwelling, and OuthonHoa, almost new and in Urst-claßa order, togothor with 5 acres Splendid Land (in orops) on main road and in tho vloinlty of tho beautiful lake, and commanding splendid view of Auckland harbour. A most desirable proporty, and wall worthy Inspection. 381 Ketato Agent. UiOR ABSOLUTE SALE. To BiKßna and OTHKHS.-A splendid oppor tunity, uakery, Dwelling, and uuthouses, to- Bother with a flrat-clasß Temperance Boarding House, with Dearly 2 aores first-class land, in youug orchard and psddooks. Bitnated In one of the moat fertile of the Northern Agricultural Oistrlots, within 40 miles of Auokland by either land or water. This is a first-olass opening. Fullparticularstrom aF> EVANS> SB7_ Estate Agent, Auckland. Xji O X 8 A L E. KNGLAND-STRKKT, Ponaonby-A oomfor tablo eiKht-roomod House; verandah front and back: splendid view of tho harbour; an allot ment 41 x 100, with out houses, good well, pump, < tank, &o. Prloe, only £360.-D. V. Mvans, Kstatn Atrcnt, Quecn-streot. 375 KNGLaND-STRKKT (near College Rosd), Ponsonby—Verandah Cottage (almost new),fivo rooms, tank, &o. Price, £250.-D. F. Kvans, Katato Agent, Queen-Btreet. 378 I? ® 5~ 8 ALE. HANDSOME VILLA, containing 12 roomß, now and woll-flnlshod, Btandlng on high ground. Magnificent vlow of Auokland Harbour (oannot bo shut out); benutiiul flower garden. All in flrst-olaas order. A grand position, and a real pretty plado-situated at that delightful eoaßido suburb, Devonport, North Shore, about three mlnutOß' walk from wharf. Full particulars from D. F. Kvane, Estate Agent, Queon-street. M O R SALE. PONSONBY—Splondid allotment, having a frontage of 133 foet to Ponsonby Terrace by 100 feet deep, all fencod and planted with choice fruit trees, flowers, vegetables, &c.. together with New Cottage, well, pump, &c, &0., tor *380.-D. 11, -vans, Estate Agent, (Jueen-steeet Tji O R S^ A % E. WELLINGTON - STREET — a new, well flnlehed and handsome Bix-roomed House: allot ment. 33 x 125: garden, &c. Price, only £460, Of which £275 can stand at 7 per cent. (301) Bstate' Agent. Queen-street. TOT O R SALE. BUILDING SITES 1 BUUiUING SITUS 1 All those Choice Building Allotments in Bholly Beach Koad, oorner of Kmmett-Btreet (68 foot frontage and upwards), whioh wUlbesold in one or more lota; and as lam instructed by tho owner to efleot an Immediate sale, persons, dosirons of obtaining a ohoioe Bite for a Beauti ful Villa Residence should avail themselves Of this favourable opportunity. Shelly Boaoh Road, at from 12s 6d per foot Kmmett-Btreet ~ 30s „ Near Mason's, Ponsonby .12s 6d „ Spring-st., Ponsonby ~ 16s ~ Wood-street ~ 42s fid „ PoDßonbyßoad,nearMasons3os „ Mount Eden hoad £210s „ Newton Road «2 _».-»• And others situated in Anglesoa-street, Wei losloy-streot, Franklin Road, Ponsonby Terrace, &0..& O. FuU particulars from D> F# KVANB> Estate Agent, Qaeen-Btreet, 330 Auokland, ■jiOR SALE, all that magnificent Corner V Allotment,tFranklin Road and England itroot, about 91 x 101, planted with ornamental trooß, So. This is, without exception, the best In the c vioinity both at present for a villa residence, and prospeotively as a grand business Bite.—D. if. Kvans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. SURDRBAN STORE lor aaie,—A first rate bußinesß for Sale in one of the best of Auckland suburbs; the position is second to none; a splendid opening; full particulars froni D. g. Kvana. Estate Ageat, Auckland. 325. PARK ROAD—Two Houses, almost new and in flrst-olnss order, containing S rooms each, registered grates, ovens, tanks, etc, on allotment 60 x 190; nloo garden, good Soaition. Price for the lot, only £550.-p. F, Ivans. EBtato Agent. Queen-street. (353) "aTnJH SALE, Dnke-strcet, Hewton, X? Verandah Cottage, six rooms, and a work- Bhop; good well, garden, &O.—V. F. Evans Katate Agent, Quoon-atreet. IjiOß SALE, at Mount isden, near 1 oll f bar, "a pretty Verandah Cottage of four rooms, ullotinent 68 x 90, tank, &0.-Full par tioulara from D. F. Evana. Kfltate Agent. 383 |LnOK SALE, a well-finished and com- J? fortablo Villa Residence of seven rooms, soullery, etc; situated on Franklin Road, commanding a splendid view; oan bo had very oheap.-Foll particulars from D. F. Bvans, Kstate Agent. 30/_ FOR SALE, a Verandah Cottage and Allotment, with 40 feet frontage to Clarence street. Poneonby; garden, tank, &o. Very oheap.—Full particulars from D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qneon-street. 290 Ij\Oß SALE, Sale-street, Freeman's Bay, ' House of 6 rooms; well finished, and in ' good order; fitted with register grates, oven, etc. £200.-D. JT. Kvans, Estate Agent, Qoeen -1 street. 2??i_ I^LKJNBURK, Ponsonby—Marine Villa 1 VJT Residence For Sale. The house conalsta iof 2 rooms, eaoh 16 x 16, 2 each 14 x 14,118 x 12, and five small bed-rooms, all fitted with gas, registers, ovenß, etc. Splendid large allotment, mostly planted with fruit treeß, &c, having frontages to three streets, situated near the water side-grand view. This property is bo 1 situated that it Is bound to enhance in value. The owner is leaving this charming locality solely through business matters. Price, orly 1 £C 75 -D. F. Evaas, Estate Agent, Queen-Btroet. (321) " 7\T ORTHCOTE (Stoken's Point)— Buil d ing Allotments about 66 x 250, at «60 each, or 3 lots for £170.-D.F. fivana, Estate -Agent (Juoon-Btroet. a"°- T%JEW NORTH KOAD—a nice House KM of 6 rooms, and allotment 35x200: garden, out-houses, &o. Cheap. Only £330.-D. F. Kvanß, Estate Agent. Queen-Btreet. (367) TTRaFTON ROAD.—Comfortable VJT Dwelling of eight rooms, fee very desir able, with good Allotment about 36 x 200. Price, ■B12" of which £250 oan remain at 8 per oent.- D. F Evans. Estate Agent. Qneen-Btreet. 334 P" UMSONBY KOAD—Cottage, 4rooms, good order; allotment 66 x 107 (leasehold for 22 years, ground rent £5 per acre). First rate position. Price only £200.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. 842 OUNT EDEN ROAD - Splendid BnßineM Promises in flratclass position, The building is quite new and well finished; gtisand other comforts. A good Investment Price only A600.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qaeen-Etreet. 341 ING TAWHIAO or his Wilo can be supplied with a Firat-oluss Sewing Ma chine for £5 from Chambers, 310, Qaoea-stroet.



Tenders. IN THE ESTATE OP WILLIAft FRANCIS SHORT, LATE OF AUOB LAND, OARVBR, DEOKASKD. Tenders Bre Invited by the undersigned to the Purohase, tor cash, of the Stook-in-tradt Machinery, and Goodwill of the Business of th late W. V. Short, together with the Balance o tha term ot the Leaße ot the Business Promise n Tenderarto beendorsed, "Tenders for W. F Short's Business," and to be delivered at thi offices of the undersigned by 1Z o'clock noon 01 SATURDAY next, the 21st instant. The highest or any tender not neeeusaru] accepted. Fnll particulars to be obtained a the offloea of the undersigned. On THURSDAY next, the 19th instant, thi Business Premises will be open for inspectioi by intending purchasers from 9 a.m. till 5 p.m. CONNKLL & COOPER, Solicitors, Vuloan Lane, Auckland. 0 BUSHMEN. SAW MILLERS, AND OTHERS. Tenders are Invited by Messrs Guthrie ft Lor naoh's New Zealand Timber and Woodwan Factories Company (Limited) for Falling and Driving, Cutting, Dresßing, and Tramming Timber at their New Mills, Manukau Heads. Tenders for the whole or in part will be received at the Company's Offloe, Onehunga, until SATURDAY, 28th instant, and particulars can bo obtained there from the undersigned, B. F. EATON. rfiENDERS for Repairing, Painting and 1 Papering the Teacher's House at Pukekohc West will be reoeived by the Ednoatlon Board, Wyndbam street, Auokland, until noon 01 WEDNESDAY,' Ist February next Specification may be seen at the Office of the Board, and on application to the Chairman oi the Pukekoho West Dlstriot School Committee, rpENDERS for Fencing the Play-gronnd 1 at the Wellealey-etreet School, Aaokland, will be reoeived by the Kdnoation Board, Wyndham Btroot. Auckland, until noon oi WKDNKBDAY, Ist February next Specification may be seen at the Offloe of the Board. mE N DE X S.— Two Separate Tenden 1. wanted for two Cottages on Franklin Road.—For plans and specifications apply tc W. Johnston, next door to F. Da vie, Bootmaker, Ponsonby Rood, up to SATURDAY, the 21« l instant. TENDERS are invited until 4 o'clock p.m. on THURSDAY, the 26th instant, for the Kreotion and Completion of a Concrete Villa Residence at the North Shore. Pians, &c. at my office.—T. R. Turnbull, Architect, 6 Hoflman's Buildings. mo. BUILDERS. EYTENSIoFoF TIME. Tenders will be received until noon ol SATURDAY, January 21, for the Eroction and Completion of Banking House at Levuka, Fiji, tor the Corporation of the Union Bank oi Australia (Limited). Plans. &0., at my office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, EDWARD BARTLEY. Architect. m O BUILDERS. Tenders will bo reoeived until noon of TUES DAY. January 24, for the* Erection and Com pletion of a Store in Durham-street. EDWARD BARTLEY, i ' Arohiteot. rpO BUILDEJSB. Tenders will bo received until soon of MON •DAY, January 23rd, for the Erection of a Cottage at Devonport, North Shore. EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect. mo BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until coon of SATURDAY, January 21st, for Alterations and Additions to Residence at Ellerslie. EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect. rnO-BUILDERS. Tenders will be reoeived until noon of the 20th January, for the Kreotion of a Five-roomed Houeo at Shelly Beach Road, Ponsonby. JOHN BRITON, Vincent-street. m o Jo i n is a s, <s a Tenders will be received until noon on BAT U KD AY nest, January 21st, for Alterations to tho National Insurance Company's office Plans at my office, 83, Qaeen-street, HENBY G. WADE, Architect mo contkactobs. Tenders ars required until noon ot SATUR DAY, tho 22nd inst, for the Ereotion of Two Shops in Upper Symonds-street, tor Messrs Tyor and Robertson. Plans, &c, at my offioe, Hoffman's Buildings. THOMAS H. WHITE, Archlteot rereonai. I HAVE toand my friends at the Wark. worth Hotel, Mahorangi. Splendid accom. modation. Beautiful scenery.—G. IT. boot, Proprietor. Bankruptcy xNociceg. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In"the matter ot" Tho Debtors and Creditor-: Aot. 1876," and of the several Amend ments thereto, and of the Bankruptcy oi Nathaniel DOBBiNQTON.of Parnell, nearthedtyof Auckland, Watchmaker, a Debtor. Notice ia hereby given that a sufficient number of Creditors of the said Nathaniel Dorrington not having attended the First Meet ing of Creditor*, appointed to be held on Wed nesday, the 18th day of January, 1832, in the Buildings of the Supreme Court-house. Auck land at the hour of eleven o'clock in the fore noon, or at the adjournment thereof, on Thurs day, the 18th inst.. at the same plafle and hoar, I have, in pursuance of theV46th Section ol "The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876," apj pointed Thomas Maoffarlane, Bag... Certificated Accountant in Bankruptcy, to be the Creditors Trustee of the property of the said Nathaniel Dorrington, and that the said Thomas Mao ffarlane has intimated to me in writing his ao ceptanoe of the said office. Dated, at Auokland, this Win day of January, IRB2 i ■ HENRY 0. BREWER, Registrar. Nathaniel Dorrington, Debtor in Porson IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NET? ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditor! Aot, 1876," and of the subsequent Aoti amendments thereof, and of the Bank , , tup toyof John Skablb, a Debtor. This is to notify that John Searlo, of Hebron itreet, In the City of Auckland, in the Provln ctal District of Auokland, in Now Zealand, Builder, has this day Hied a statement that he is unable to meet his engagements with hit creditors; the first meeting of Creditors to be held at the Supreme Court Buildings, Auckland on TUKBDAY, the 21th day of January. 1882 at 11 of the olook in the forenoon.' Dated this eighteenth day of January, 1882. G. W. BASLKY. Deputy Registrar. William Tiiorne, Qaeen-street and Tulcai bane, Debtor's Solicitor. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditor, Aot, 1876," and of the several Amend ments thereto, and ot the Bankruptcy o Edward Boyle, of Awhitu, ia the Pro vinoe of Auokland, Storekeeper, i Debtor. It is hereby notified that at a First Meeting o the Creditors of the said Edward Boyle, hel( this day in the Buildingß of the Supreme Court house, Auckland, at the hour of 11 o'clock in th forenoon, Thomas Macffarlano, Esq., of Auck land, Certificated Accountant in Bankruptcy was elected Creditors' Trustee of the propert; of tbnsaid Debtor; and that the saidThoma Maoffirlane has intimated to tho Registrar, ii writing, his acceptance of the said trusteeship. ' Dated at Auckland, this 17th day of January 188 i G. W. BASLBY, Dsputy Registrar. Edward Boylv, -, Debtor in person. Musical. A JK TH U R J£ AD V MUSIC-SELLER, Invites attention to bis Stookj>f MUSIC, whiol has been largely Increased to meet tho demand of the coming season, and which for variet and excellence is not equalled by any house i Auokland. Special attention has been given to Musi suited for Teaching purposes, and the Professlo and public generally may rely upon being abl to select pieces suitable for the yonngjßt pc: formers up to the most difficult concert solos. THE VIOI_NIBT'3 OUTFIT, consisting ( Violin, Bow, and Self-Instructor, sent to any address on receipt of P. 0.0. foOTOs. Violin Strings and Fittings "of the best qualll always in stock, Country orders promptly attended to. String and Brass Bands supplied for Ball Garden Parties, &c. ARTHUR EADY, MUSIC-SELLER 68. QUEBN-BTRKKT, AUCKLAND. |%/f tSIUA/i BOXES, newest Tunes, J5/JL Angelo Forrest, Auckland Muslo Wai house. Queou-Btreet. tijf



Publio Notices. 1 l«- O X I C E. RECEPTION OF TAWHIaO. r ', ' "~~* t A BANQUET will be given to TAWHIAO 8 AND PARTS', at the Choral Hu.l. TO >, NIGHT (Thursday), 19th Inßlant, at 7 p.m. a TICKBTS, lOi CD EACH. 3 Visitors will also bo admitted to witness the r Banquet. Ladies, 2a 6d; Gentlemen, fis. t Tickets to be obtained from the undersigned , Early application requested. i JAS. STODART, Seoretary Reception Committee. Chamber of Commerce, 18th January, 1882. AILWAY PICNIC, HUNUA. SATURDAY NBXT.JAN.2I. NOTICE.—A first-class Luhchson will be ■ erved to the Pnbllo at and after, 2 p.m., in a I commodious marquee, on the ground.—T. Mo j Kwbn, Caterer. , VTEW ZEALAND ACCIDENT , J3l INSURANCE COMPANY. MR. R. LEVOI is hereby authorised to Canvass and Issue the Company's Receipt for Acoldent Insurance. [ By order. W. A. THOMBON. 1 Janusry 19,1882. General Manager. ! "XT O T I C E. : A report having gained ourrenoy that scarlet , fever is in my house, I wish to give It a flat denial. Some kind friends circulated the roport I to my lose, and their own gain. Hoping suoh 1 will not take place, ' . ' * E. WELLS, | Commercial Hotel, Onehunga. , 101 E N C^ I H G, All kinds of Fenoing Put Up by Contract. Paling Fences, Post and Rail, Ornamental Wire, 1 and every kind of Picket iTenoe. Gates supplied, i fixed and painted. Also for Sale at Yard— ' Purirl Posts; House Blocks, IJd to fid per foot; > Shingles, 12s 6d per 1.000: Hobart Posts, Is * each; Hobart Rails, 87s 6d per 100: Hobart 'aliDgs, 17s; Kauri do, 9*: Splendid Rlmu ' Rails, 65a; Titree do, 60s; and abont 200 6-feet . Purlri Post», at M pur 100.—Sam. white, ' Fencer, Gore-street, near Britomart Hotel. ) TN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE , X MRS. HARRIET ASHER. It Is requested that all Claims against the , above Estate bo rendered, and that all Debts doe be paid on or before the 20th day of January, 1882, to ' Mebbbs. HUGHES & GEOKGE, $ i • Solicitors; or [ HENRY KKKBING, ; Kmily Place, Ezeoutor. Tj^SCAPE the Small-pox by keeping the , JuJ skin thoroughly clean through the medium of the Tnrkish Bath.—Auckland Turkish Baths Co. (Limited), Upper Queen-street, 71 V X O^ 5 A T fl JC to Rotb'h Pnblio Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, Viotorla-street Kiist. Charge, Onk Bhillino. Open all week days from 7 a.m. to 6 , p.m., and Sunday Mobninbs from 6 till 10 a.m. , The Bath-rooms are all private, and supplied with every convenience, Turkish towels, flesh and hair brushes, combs, respirators, soaps, &c Seleot bath-rooms (private) for Ladles every day, at all hours, with female attendance, Onb BHiiiLiHe. Please note the address i Victoria street East, above the Greyhound Hotel, and nest the Cheap Bedding and FurniturejMart ■ Auckland AUBTRIAN BENT WOOD Cane Chairs, Austrian rn'onieTs't^t: Bentwood Oane Conches and 123, Queen-street. Lounges. Austrian Bentwood Cane Rocking Chairs. WALNDT DRAWING , v,, ~„,,„ KOOM SUITES in iiaakZ£rt££' suk> Tapestry, Rep, and Cre -123, Queen-s j:eet. tonnej Walnut Tables, What- - notn and Canterburys. MAHOGANY, CEDAR, Rimu, and Kauri Din tha^JSrtSSi' ing-room Suites in Leather, 123,Queen-streen H^rolothi Amerloan Cloth. '_ ' BON Half-Tester Bed steads; Iron French Bed .li"n?j;^SSS' steads. Iron Stump Bed -128, Queen-street. Bteaas ; Iron Folain^ ohalr Bedateadß, Iron Cota. P_ ATENT Spriflg_ Roller Blinds and Venetian 123, Qucen-gtreet Blinds, Gilt Cornices and Frenoh-pollshed Cornice Poles B~ BDROOM FURNITURE in Choice Mottled Kaur), lit, Queen-Btreet. Wardrobes.Bedßteads.Waßh- stands and Tollot Tables. fIARPSTS, Hearthrngs, 1 T. & 11. COOKR, \j Linoleum, Floorcloth, : 123, Queen-Btreet. Matting, Door Mats, Bath Mats. In great variety. IBKRAL DISCOUNT to Gash Purchasers. All IBOnmSS' soods delivered free in town. 123, wueen-street. Catalogueß post tcee on appli* cation. THE AUCKLAND SALT WATER BATHS, Breakwater, , Are bow open for Bathing. The following rates will be oharged :— ■ ■ : Single Bath, 3i Quarterly Ticket, 12s ■ Monthly Ticket, 5s Half-yearly Tioketi «1 Yearly Ticket, fil 10s. . . A Towel will be provided free of oharge. T. HUJDITCH. N.B.—One Cedar Boat, 25 feet long: also, other Second-hand Boats for sale. Boats Let on hire. |> I L L I A X D S. The Billiard Table at the City Club Hotel i has now a New Cloth and New Set of Billiard ; Balls, and is undeniably cne of the best and ' fastest tables In Auckland, whloh one trial will prove. Choicest brands of Liquors in BiUiard room bar. : QPECIAL NOTICE.-Extta Good Bine, ■ J Doe Suite to measure, £i 10s.—J. Williams, i Tailor, Victoria-street. * WT C. DENNES begs to remind Cub- Tf • tomers that they most pay instalments i promptly. — Sewing Maohino Dopot, Queen ; street. i QHINGLBS! OHINGLESI '. 200,000 Best Heart Shingles 1 LOCAL AND NEWCASTLE COALS, FIREWOOD, &C, At Lowest Rates, Delivered In Town or Country. W. & G. WINSTONE. KAIAPOI WOOLLEN MANUFAC TUBING COMPANY (Limited). AUCKLAND WAREHOUSE. FORT-STREET. Robkbt Fey, appointed Agent for Provincial i Distrlot of Auckland. ■ OK AD, MAKE, AND LEARN I ■ JAMES RKID & SONS, ■ - Hobßon-street , OABIKBIMAEERS, SFIBAL TUENKKS, AND ) . UPHOLSIKBKBS, ' > Wish to call the attention of the publio to their > fine display of Furniture now on exhibition at , their spacious warerooms. , Customers liberally dealt with. Having introduced steam power, they are able to supply all arttoles lower than any other shop in town. '. ' mHE FACT IS NOW ASSURED I THAT INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, OHBO2UO BRONOHITIH, ASTHMA, THBOAT AND LUNCI COMPLAINTS, NBRVOCS AND . : ■ WABTINO DISBASBB are permanently relieved, the worst symptoms arrested, and a healthy re ' MBgSmfp OF TOOACTPTOB ANIJ QUININif. ' These great results are owing to the combination of * . ' ' NBRVB AND BKAIN TONIOS ' - : * that lend inoreasod sustaining powers to 1 the invalid, added to which is the , SPECIFIC ACTION * of the Eucalyptus on the mucus mem branes, whereby the air passages are f cleared of unhealthy secretions in a 1 natural manner, ;■ Daily evidence is afforded of the per s manent resuscitating action of this remedy-co that all who suffer should at -, onco make a trial of its eminent proper- F ties. The Eucalyptus Syrup Is moderate s in price, and within the reach of all who i need it. It ie a pharmaceutical combina tion of tonic alkaloids with hypophos ', phites,and not a secret nostrum, ■ > — Registered and gazetted undor " The Trades Marks Registration Act," by Graves Aiokin, The Pharmacy, Auck land. Wholesale Agent i Tub Njcw ' Zealand Drug Company. INDIA AND CHINA TKA WAREHOUSE, NO. 95, VICrOBIA-STEEKT, New Valenoia Raisins, ex b.s. Oilent, . ljlb boxes Now Figs, ex ditto - a 17 oases Mooing and Fancy Teas, ex May Queen b Finest China Tea Sittings, Is id per lb * 10,000 Full flavoured Cigars, 7 for la 6 oases Tobacco (Virginia), at 4s 6d per lb 10,000 Swiss Cigar;, at 2a 6d per bundlo \ 0 Engllßh Sauce, at 6d per bottle 1 151 fohests Choice Assortment of Indian Teas c . 600 boxes First Crop China Teas, including a Line of the Finest in tho largest Shipment ever made to the Australian Colonies if New Valencia. Almtrads, ex b.b. Sorata . 400 i-ohests Choice (Ist crop) China Tea , 3forkßhiro Relish and Hudson's Soap Extiaot, ex Wellington. % Tkbms Cash. Fredk. WhiTkhbad. la. TEA MERCHANT & GENERAL IMPORffHK, 95 VitfrOßtA-sißßaw. ji?t A TO £1000 LENT oil Building 9& L" society principles, or on other term! to suit borrowers. Mortgegas and Loans nego — Hated. See List of Properties for sale on fourth — Dace, Bix per cent, allowed on money deposited :e- for investment, —C. Williamson, Land, Batata and Financial Ajreut, VqJoan Laoo,



■ v ~,-,L ^...pabUd N(itiCm VV; ~,: , ,.,,> i5t • ■ ; |§ English Crioketbus '-. v. .■■•■■'|F TWENTY-TWQ OF AUCKLAND, i « The above Match will tako place lathe AUCKLAND DOMAIN CRICKET GROUND, ON THURSDAY, FRIDAY, & SATURDAY, 2ND,3BD, AHDITH FUBBUABiT, '' ' ' BAND IH ATTENDANT*. - •— " - ;'■' .„. ■'ftl ■ ADJIISSICW-ONK SHILLING,, ,y ; „ w ALEXANDRA HiOl EL, PABMSJ*. Good Accommodation tor Boarders. Winoa ana Spirits Best Brands. Fiart-oJaM , ■ : , r . .! ,i i Billiard Table. ~.., .-.; '>$ ' JOHN BBTALLA.CK, . ;'* iiW PKOPRIKTOB ' U ■(Late of West Coast and Canterbury). . ,»: f ; f Meetings. T v> , t TpBANKLIN WORTH ELECTORS. PUBLIC MEETING! : ;o; ,3 ,W FRIDAY NIGHT, 8 O'CLOCK, otahuhu Public SAiji, ■ Scdjbct: " THE SAORKD RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE." }' In reference to tho proceedings, Buckland i Vt Harris and Shananahft&a CIURE GOLD MINING COMPAWY, J (LIMITED). Notice 1b hereby Riven that an Extraordinary General Meeting of shoreholders in the above named Company will be held at the offloa of the Company, Shortland - street, Auckland, on TUJtSDAY, the Slat day of January, 1882, *t 12 o'clock noon. . •' ■*■ " :' ■ Bu>inoea:To consider the present financial position of the Company, witha viow to retorm ng the Company with increased capital, or of winfilng-up and disposing o£ tho property, n.l •*:• ' ROBERT HORNB. ;: Secretary. ' Anokland, January 18,1882. ■ ■ THE NORTHERN BOOT AND BHOE MANUFACTURING COMPANY ; ]" "■■ ' (LIMITED). Notioe is hereby Biven Oi«t the First PnbUo Meeting of Shareholders will be heldJrt:W. Wyndham-street, on FKIDAY AFTBBNOOJi,. January 20, at 2.30. Business: To Form tte-i Company and consider any other .JBUSinMß'vt t brooghtbetorethemgg^ hodqso - -. ; .f: Secretary pro tern. ,■■ . mHE Annual Meeting of' Parishioner i: 1 of St. Mary's Parish, farneU. will be haMi » at 81 Mary's School-room, on THURSDAY, 11th January, 1882, at 7.30 p.m. X <«>!»>.] - WM. 0. KENSINGTON, /Ohurob ; R. MARIBCLARK, I Wardens.-1,, "YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTLyr / X ASSOCIATION, corner Of WoUesley and ; rt Albert etreets.--Evangeliatio (Service,;'THß.i; Thursday) EVENING, at 7.30. All are inviwd.. i< Recent arrivals oordlallv tooted ■.'.■ '■■■■. .-■ < ■•; -■«?•.■' Board ana Kesiaenoe. ■ ~, VACANCIEB for two Gentleman as , Boarders in private family. Terms,'6l * per weefc-Kennek Villa, Upper Qieen-etreet, A i Newton, faolng West street. _ CHOVEJRNOJt BKOWNfi HWfJSID,J JT HOBBON-3TRBKT. ' HOAUD AND IKIDOINQ 208 POT Week ~.., r BINQLXROOM_ ------ ---..26*. ■—•,- xioat ana Foancu - . i I*OSX, to-day, between Jcrniyn-street and I Mr Hardwiok'B Shop, a Letter addressed to Dr Kenderdino containing £2 10s. 10a reward on returning tame to thla office. " ' 1 i\S KEWAKD.—Lost, a Dark Bay X" Mare, with long tail and small whiter ■'■■■■• mark on off side.-Apply to Stephen Hooker, Union-street. Auctions. ''■■■'■ ... v. : { . TO-MORROW. AT SIBBIN'S MART, Waltansi Store (nest Mr M. NlOOOl's), Xt llo'olock, :.*!, :,.,;; . i ..: , . <■■»»•! iA , ,■!■:>.., ■ 7 tons Bakers' Flour ' ■ 100 bags best Maine ■ : •■'■'•>•%■> - v'-'J'Sfi 36 kegs Potted Butter (superior quality) 20 WelroaCheese f. ~ P 40 bags Potatoes ' 1 ton Onions - Candles. Boap, and Kerosene Tea, Sugar, &o. . , . ' Crockery Ware In lotato suit purchasera. Unolaimed Property from Railway (180 articles—l 6 lines). ■ t T O iUOEibV, ■ ' w.vowDtan ' ■'.■;; ry WILL sell by auction, at the Exchange1 Mart,' Queen-street To-morrow <F»W day), at 11 o'clock, ■ _ Ham 8 ond Bacon Potatow, Onions, Chceoo, Butter Halt Buit, Flour, Oatmeal, Tea. Coffee * Salmon, Raisins,' Currants, Mustard' , . Rica. Candles, Hobp, Soda, Vestas : Pepper, White Lead. Boots Sewing Machines, Watches 100 sacks Oats 200 sacks Barley 200 saokßjTlour. ~ ~,,, 1 White's Patent Sewing Maohine, in perfect order, nearly new. .-;■■■■:-. ■-: :"r.":};vj ? to-morrow; ■ At 13 o'clock noon. ' \ CARBINES & TAYLOR , . WILL sell by auction, at their Central Auction Mart, Queen-street,To-morraW' (Friday), at 13 o'olook sharp,: f POULTRY—Fine Toung Turkeya. Dncke, Qeese, Rabbits, Ooat (In milk), Canorie Birds,' •• 10 Tonng Pigs, &O. FRUIT—6 oases Peaohes, I cases Plums, . Bananas, Adples, etc PRODUCE—II oases Hams and Bacon (Canter bury and English), Onions, New Potatoes,,: Cabbages, Peas, Bonns. Rhubarb, Bait Beef, Mutton, Lard, Honey, Bait, Walroa Cheese, ' . Butter, Oats, Maizo, Bran, Bharps, Flour, GROOKBiKB-Tea, Sugar. Cornflour, Starch,« Cxurrle, Must#rd, Candloo, Keroßene, etc. ' CARBINES & TAYLOR, Auctioneers. .< rir ? [ TO-MORROWi HO'CtOIKA.H. MARKET-DAY. ' A RTHUR'S POULTRY, PRODUCE, A. FRUIT, AJfD GROOBBTT ! r AUCTION MA REE T. POULTRY YARD, Fowls, Turkeys, Duoks, Geese, PigeohSj girffy! M Pigeons, tfanoy Birds. Australian Birds, SmaU and SuokUiK Pl« 8. v. ■ ' „ * ■ SUNJJRIKS.-CDffea Mill, Tobacco Cutter, Toe plate DrUL Vioe, &c , ■ » - PRODDCB AKD GRODBBY "* DEPARTMENT. . Bacon, 'Hams. Beet Batter, Chowe; Potatow, Carrots. Beans, Onions, Jfiour, Bran, ,O»t ---meal, Oats, Fowl Wheat ' FRUIT.'-Plums, Apples, Poaches, Lemons. : ■ GROCERIES, fto-Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Rice, i Cornflour, Vestas, Starch, Bine, Boep, Candles. Biseulbs Lollies, Paint, White - Lead, Oil, SO. FURNITURK DEPARTMENT. ' -, .;. ON SAUC PRIVATELY: .'.. , ■ A Largo Assortment of General Famishing Goods, a Huperior Mangle and Washing * Machine, Piano, American Organs,. Btovea, ■-. New ade Baddies, Sewing Machines, Glaes and Karthfinware, Mattlng.Hearthmgg, fee. J >~" TO-MURROWi JSOON.;:; ~ TO BE #QW BY AUCTIOBr, . , TALKING BIRDS, V 1 From Mr 11. Bills, Jan., the well-known Bird fit FEW Splendid Australian BInM, co*< JA. elstluß of Young Tame Cookat6M.Yonag . Tame Corrillias. and a few of those splendid talkers, the Cockatoo Parrot; also, ojfew pair* ' of Love Birds and a number of Cages. R. ARTH UR, * Auctioneer. t . TO-MOREOVr; ' TH E H A V M ARK BX. TJ>OR SALE, at the Haymarketi Xo-mot- : 1} row.atllo'clook, A FtaKOaBB BUGGY MAKB. good eta* | , to ride or drive. i ' ALFRED BUOKLAND. ~., J TO-MORROW. I THE HELENSVILLB RACES. | imOR SALE, To-morrow, at an upset j The PBOOTHontheHEIiBNSVILriKIBAOK- I COURSE, having Two Bars. ; £ " ALFRED BUCKLANW. v (Oonftiued on Fonttti Page).