TELEGRAMS.

(IBOM OUU OWN COI-RESI-OSDENT.)

COROMANDEL, this day. The Tiki mines are shaping well.

The Home Rule is getting rich crushing stuff dnd a lot of splendid specimens frdm the stopos.' The tcef shows a strong well defined body of stone, and is in good country. Gold is clearly discernible in several places thirty feet apart in the stopes. In Tibbnan's a change is apparent in the face of the main level.

The Golden Belt broke through iuto the winze this mdrning, gold showing in the loader at the bottom oftho winze. Blackmore's is getting picked stone from the upper'stope on the flat reot.

The IOK ATE A reef in the main level is split up. A few pounds of picked storio wero taken out to-day from No. 7 level. The reef is looking very well.

[TSR PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

NEW PLYMOUTH, this day. DOMESTIC DIFFICULTIES OF AN ACTOR.

F. D. Fischer, late of the LydiaJHoward Troupe, was charged this morning with having foiled to maintain his ■wife and three children in Christchurch,. The de fendant stated that he was not guilty, as he had remitted to his wife in Melbourne, and be had no idea that she had left that colony. Tho Court said that defendant would have to be remanded to Christchurch, where thd evidence of the easel could be taken. Defendant said, in order to save the necessity of remand, he would plead guilty and pay £4 into Court, apd afterwards pay webkly instalments of £2. He wonld do this in order that he might be able to keep professional engagements. The, Court made an order agreeably to, the defendant's offer. Fischer, with Miss Jenny Tye, play on Saturday at Fungarehu,

HAVELOCK, this day,

At an inquest on the body of Richard. Taylor, a verdict was returned that de ceased shot himseli while in a fit of tempo rary insanity.

WESTPORT, this day,

In the libel case, Decniston v. Wright, of the "Buller News," the defendant has apologised, and tbe cose has been with draws.

CHtiISTCHURCU, Wednesday.

THE ASCENT OF MOUNT COOK,

In a letter from Mr Green, the Alpino ex plorer, he says that after fourteen hours' labour they managed to cross tbe moraine of the Tasnian glacier, and reach tho ice. None of them had ever seen such a moraine before. They had a clear view of the three approaches to Mount Cook, and found two of them impracticable. Thoy intend to try the northern one, to reach which they will have to cross some of tbe glaciers be tween it and Mount Tasman, They expect so much bard work that Mr Green's com panion, an amateur at Alpine climbing, thought better to relinquish it and return. Thp Swiss guide has the impression tbat there is more moraine matter on the Tas man glacier than on all the Swiss glaciers put together, and they say that one of tbe finest Alpine scenes they have ever witnessed is half-way up the glacier ; in fact, nothing in Switzerland can compare with it. They consider the mountain the most difficult ono they have ever ascended.

DUNEDIN, Wednesday,

FOUR COTTAGES BURNED.

A big fire occurred this afternoon, at Caversham. Four cottages were burned, Water could not be got, and the main sewer was broken open to obtain a small supply. The insurances, so far as obtain able, are t — Standard, £150; National, -6400; Union, £60; Victoria, £100. ■~,.,,.,,.7 . INSURANCES. The following are tbe insurances on the fire at Caversham .-—Standard, £150 on Urquhart's building; Union, £600 on Urqubart's furniture ; Union, £150 on Mrs Jamioson's honso; Victoria, £100 on Wilson's house ; National, £200 on Kirby's house, and £200 on the furniture. DUNEDIN, tbis day. REDUCING EXPENDITURE. Tbe Harbour Board has decided that, until extended borrowing powers are obtained, their expenditure must be re duced to a minimnm, and with tbat object, intend giving a month's notice to all emploi 6s on the works except the Inspec tor.

. a t the City Court, Mr Strachan, brewer, was fined £40 for sending out unstamped beer. Mr J. Jt. Hutchinson, publican, was fined £20 for not defacing a stamp. /The OtautuJNight-cap section of . the Western Railway will be ready for traffic next week. The line is ten miles and-a- Ijalfin. length.. ._ _

PROPERTY SALE.

Mr R. Arthur's auction mart was crowded this afternoon, on the occasion of the sale of tho late Mr W. F .Fairburn's property in Pymonds-street, Newton Road, and Albert-street. The sale was the largest which has been hold in Auckland for some considerable time past. Bidding was very spirited, and every' lot was disposed of at a good price. Tho following is a complete list of the sections sold, prices, and purchasers :—Symonds-street frontage—Lot 1, 47ft, frontage, 137 ft. Oin. depth, £10 10s per foot, Major Dawson ; lot 2, 47ft. frontage, 136 ft. Sin. depth, £10, Dr. Moore; lot 3, 47 by 136 ft., £9 ss, Messrs W. and G, Win- Btone; lot 4,46 by 135 ft. 6in., £9 ss, Messrs W. and G. Winstone; lot 5, 46 by 135 ft., £. ss, Messrs W. and G. Winstone.— Albert-street Extended—Lot 6, 45ft. 6io. by 135 it., £4 ss, Messrs W. and G. Winstone; lot 7, 46 by 135 ft., £4 6s, Messrs W. and G. Winstone; lot 8, 46 by 136 ft,, £4 7s 6d, Robinson ; lot 9, 45 by 136 ft Bin., £4 17s .i, Trcnwilh; lot 10, 47 by 137 ft. 2in., £5, Hamon; lot 11, 41 by 94ft., £3 12s, Cherson ; lot 12. 41 by 103tt. 6in„ £3, Peake; lot 13, 42 by 113 ft., 355, Robertson; lot 14,42 by 122ffc„ 275, Robert son; lot 15, 147 by 42ft, 30.«, C. Smith; lotl6, 42byl51ft„ 4756 d, Oliver. Newton Road-Lot 17, 39 by 206 ft., £4 Jl2s 6d, Rooley; lot 18, 39 by 2C7ft. r -£4r--10s, Arkell; lot 19, 39 by 208 ft, £4 10s, Arkell; lot 20, 39 by 209 ft., £5, Brophy; lot 21,41 by 210 ft., £7 12s 6d, Brophy. Tbe sale was admirably conducted by Mr Arthur.: ;\ ______ f> HP

PONSONBY DRAINAGE.

"' (To the Editor.l ' - Sib.—l am glad to find that at last tho Ponsonby Highway Board have discovered that tbe drainage ot this'diatriot is lmporloct; but, it appears to mo they have made themselves' look very foolish by issuing an order which In Snmerous cases carfnot ba carried out Until; proper sewor ia mado, it Is impossible for' many of us to drain anywhere but into the road, and, pernicious as the present state of matters is, it Is better than an accumulation of. laundry snds, dlßh-washings, &o„. on book premises, as at present there is some chance of the ratepayers being disgusted with the ap- Searanoe.even.if they donot realise thedanger to ealth. I believe we should have been affiliated with the city before now if certain interested parties had not gained the ear of tbe smaller I ratepayers by representations of increased taxa tion, but it is the general opinion of those who pay most rates at present, that we should not nave to pay more than now, and yet have the -place made healthy and attractive. At present any sort of nuisance Is allowed, even the keep ing of pigs, and altogether the sanitary state of Ponsonby is no bettor than that of a small up 'countrysettlement. _, ' , ..--"• ___:_ i '"I cannot close without drawing attention to a • nuisance whloh is perhaps more serious than any I have yet named- I allude to tho preßenco of the brick and tile manufactory in our midst. I The sulphurous smoke from both of these places -is often unbearable, especially at night 1 have often asked how It Is that such a depredator pt property bos b«en allowed to continue, and in answer have generally recoived bints that oar tain influential gentlemen bolng connected wlttt it had something to do with its continuance. , I would also draw serious attention to pur danger in esse of Are breaking out here. We not only have no water, but no nre.alorm or bell, and no horses at the engine station to bring .ladders,buokets,eto,quickly. . -,„_■___ Hoping my fellow parishioners will take a more active I interest in the matters I hove drawn attention to, I am, &o„ A Batepaybb.

CITY RATES.

(To the Editor.)

Siß.—As some interested poriies ore circulating exaggerated statements about tbe enormous expense whloh would be en tailed npon the rate payers of Newton and Ponsonby It they joined .the City, will you kindly fnrnißh particulars [of suoh expense, so as to shut np Buch croakers In these places a certain number ot persons are "big bugs" under their present style of management, but who, if they joined tho City, would be only -'small potatoec," hence their oatory, Districts added to the City are not liable , for speoial water rates, unless within 100 yds or I water mains and in streets whero mains are laid, the rate of Is in the ponnd on annual assess ment ia charsred'exolnsive of water consumers rate, wbloh is trifling. Now. the following ore a fe w of the advantages that should be gained by joining the olty :-Proper aystem of drain age, water supply, reduced Are insurance, economy of administration, Auckland a reol city, proper building and sanitary regulations, no streets or 011-ys through Private property of a less width than 66 feot. gas lights, better " police supervision, inoreased value of property, ■ Bhare In olty endowments, fair share of repra b: sentation in City Counoll, etc etc., eto.-Ycmrs . etc, amicus.

MR BRYCE'S INTERVIEW WITH REWI.

(BY TEIKOBAPH.)

Tita Hon J. Bryce (Native Minister), Mr T. W. Lewis (Under-Secretary), Major Mair, and Major Jackson, visited Rewi at his residence at Kihikihi on Wednesday evening. There were also present Tupotahi, Rangituatea, and Messfs Kosei Walker, Grice, Iferguison and others. ' After dinner, Reitt opened up the cottver» satiop. He first mentioned the desire of him» silt and his people to have Te Tokoroa set apart as dwelling-places for them. Thttt had been their wish, but the natives had persisted in selling, and tbo Europeans in buying the country, So that he had been obliged to let it go, The strength of the Maori layjin bis land,',that of the European in his money, and those Were the things that caused thediffererences betwen them. Kef erring to a former allegorical statement of Mrßryce'e, that the native race was a tree Which bad been destroyed by the fire, and by that means the grub got. into the tree; and that, with him, Re.wi would water the roots of the tree, and by. that means save it, he now asked him if this was not the time for using that in order to effect the purpose for which we are aimiig, r Mr Bryce, in reply, said' ha understood this tree to be the tree ot goodwill, which had been injured by tho suspicions that had eiisteii between the two races, Since lie had been in office he had Endeavoured to make the tree flourish by promoting goodwill between Maori and European. He declared that this was the timo for watering its roots—now was the day of salvation, If Rewi and the Maori people generally were ready to wafer that tree of good-will, he was prepared, to assist in the good work. Whatever had been evil in the past with respect to the Maoris, he was desirous of forgetting, and whatever had been evil in respect of tho white people,he hoped too the Maoris would forget. He was a man that told the truth.and who did not tell sweet lies. If he saw in the channel rocks or snags, ho would say so, or if. there was danger of striking on those rocks or snags,: he would not Bay, this is all plain sailing, and that was particularly why be said now is the day, because he wauled to know whero the channel was. If he knew the direction in which the canoe was pointing and who was the steersman of the canoe, he should be able thon to say whether the canoo was on the proper course, and should be able to speak accordingly. If the canoe was to golon in safety and in smooth water, there would have to be only one sovereign and one set of laws for both races, and he hoped to see both races become one. Be felt certain that was the only canoo of safety which could carry the Maori race oyer the tide of civilisation which was flowing upon tho country. Mr Bryce closed with a personal expiesslon of goodwill towards Rewi, and the natives generally. Rewi answered that he clearly understood the significance of all that bad been said to him. ' There was only one thing that was tying the natives down just now, and prevented them from having one law and being subject to the one rule. He was anxious that the interests of his people should be oonsidered, and that the land on which they reside should be secured to them. If the land tbat remained to them was secured to them, then both races could lWe'under one law. The land cmi braced within the following boundaries: —Pirongia, Kakepukn, the Puniu River, Tosgariro, and White Cliffs-that was the land he wished to secure to them. Regard ing the land, tho Maoris had disposed of to Europeans, he Would not stretch out his hands towards them. He referred only to the lands which have not been dealt with by Europeans. He said that if now these lands are secured, two years wonld hot pass away before we are under one law. He agreed that this was the day for action, and he asked Mr Bryce to assist him in securing to his people the land he had men tioned. People were now trying to get him into trouble over the Maungatautari Nos. 1 and 2, Psubue and Pukskura blocks, bnt he had no right to interfere with them, aa they bad been sold to Europeans, and money paid for them. If he had had bis own way in the matter, and had not Taw'aiao taken over the control of them, he would have settled the matter long ago. Now Tawhiao had the mattor in hand, and he had advised him not to listen to the opposers of occupation, but to allow the Europeans to occupy the land. The natives who sold or leased the land were tbo people Who deceived the Europeans by not acting straightforwardly. They alienated the land, and were now try ing to sell his. Rewi also bitterly complained of the action of a man named Alexander McDonald

After'some further discussion, Mr Bryce said the only care for the evils of which Rewi had been speaking was to ascertain tbe title to the land, and have it fixed by the Native Land Court, not for purposes of sale necessarily, but tor the purpose of the ascertainment of tbe ownership of the land. ■ Rewi replied that he had made np his mind to go before the Native Lands Court in respect to lands adjacent to his boundary. When Mr Bryce was going to suiyey the Patua block that was the commencement of his work.

The interview concluded with an inter change of good wishes. Mr Bryce left for Hamilton this (Thurs day) morning.

INTERCOLONIAL CRICKET MATCH.

The following are the scores in the match at Sydney between Victoria and New South Wales: —

■ Ntw Booth Walks—First Innings. A. Bannerman, 21111111241112111121, 0 Pal mer, bTnrnar .. _ -. — ..SO Massie, 1124.1t. b Palmer „ .. .. ..'W C.Baansrman 111. 1.b.w..b Baker .. «. 9 Murdoch, 21221HU1H2-lii.3lH2_.4l'__H'_ilU 1imi44_21_1_221111112U14U113.1422434234 421414441411111212142211211132222113..22221 42144222311131111423212411, o Blaokmore, b Horan _„.__— SZI 8. Jones, 1122242441141111111211121122442121412 „ 14141J413111112231. o Boyle, b Baker .. ICO Davis, 112. o Boyle, b Baker _ ~ .. 4 Garrett, 111_41_8U115«2UH12142121144121144» .H1444114141144341U12241-221-53441, .. ,„ b M'shane - ... 163 D. Gregory, 111411114114412, o M'Donnoll, b Palmer .. - •• ... __•<■_" •» H1dd115t0n,11111141U4121222, st Blaokham, bCooper _~..-..« "7 Kvans, 111, not out _ .. .. .. ~ 8 Spoffortb, 211112. bM'Shane .. „ - 8 Sundries ........ 62 T75 Bowling Analysis.—N.S.W. First Innings. „ Balis Bunß M.O. Wkts N.B. Palmer' „ 320 161 28 2 2 M'Shaae.. 172 91 13 2 0 Boyle .. 26S 116 81 0 0 Cooper .. 280 120 26 1 0 Turner .. 120 08 10 1 0, T-akor ~ 276 109 !8 3 1 Horan .. 92 23 18 1 0 Slight ..8 8 0 0 0 Blaokham 48 U 8 5 5 Bonnor ..8 8 0 0 0 Viotobia.—First Innings. Blackham, 221. o Gregory, b Spofforth .. 8 M'Donnell, 112H511211212442142, bSpofforth.. 48 Horan, o Kvans. D Spofforth 0 Slight. 12111111424142. b.Garrett » Boyle, 1. o Gregory, b Kvans .. .. •• i Boier. 111141244424245112111, b Spofforth .. B0 Bonnor, 1124141214431221UU,b "vone.. .. 44 Parmer, 833123112133141131114442112018411, not out .. , .... .. ... - - -• « Turner, b Spofforth O M'3hane, b Spofforth ..- .. ■.. - 0 Cooper, 14431U121U21221, hit wkt, b Kvans.. 29 Byes 27, leg byes 5, no ball 1 _s» 815 Bowling analysis.—Victoria First Innings. Balls Buna M.O. Wkts N.B. Spofforth 272 122 25 6 0 Kvans .. 168 « 16 8 0 Garrett .. 80 63 6 1 0 Jones .. 40 10 T 0 0 Hlddllston 12 9 0 0 I . Vicrosii..—Second Innings. MoDonnell. 41141. o Masslo, b Kvans .. .. 11 Partner. 1123. run out _ .. •__•• 6 Horan, 4U111U1U2111121313241221111214221124 124331141311112, oMnrdook bSpofforth.. 102 Blaokham. 4144114242141211241421112141118124 1U1122144221. b Garrett .. - .. «M Baker, 43214211,0 and b Garrett .. •• '8 Slight, o Cyans, b Garrett .. - .. 0 1 Konnor, 4111, o Jones, b Kvans J Boyle, o Joneß. b Kvons .". 0 Turner, 311211115311212111312111 not out .. 41 j Cooper, 12121, b Jones 7 M'Shane, 11. b Jones .. _ .. .. J, Leg-byes, 3; byes, 28; no ball, 1 ..31 O, 32. Bowling Analysis.—Vlotoria Second Innings. Balls. Buns. M.O. Wkts. N.B. «fft_ :-i« n W I o Gwrett - 180 63 21 8 0 Hiddleson -20 8 0 0 o S£sF\* "S SS ■« •

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

I F-tBBUABY 23. Bank of N.25--Sellers. £2317fl 64 cXntelßknk-435; Sellera, OM South British Insurance -Sellers. 60s N _ Loan and Mercantile-® Ise, Dnyeis, £5 155: sellers, £5 17s 6d Auckland Gas-Bujers, filO 5s Union Sash and Door-US nailers. £7 New Zealand Timber Co.-£61 17« 6d, sellers, *i Northern S.S. Co.-Sellers. 12s 6d Coromandel Steam Company-'Jellerß. lis Accident ioßuraooe-Soliers, Js aa Moonatolari-Sollers. 16s Bd Caledonlan-18.; buyers, 17s 6d; severs, las Blackmore's— Bayers, 6s od „,,,_„»_ Someßule-6s6d; buyers.6s6d; sellers, 7* J. NEWMAN, Chairman.

SPORTING NEWS.

Dunedin Races.

(BY TEUCJRAPH.—PKEBB AB3OCIATION

DUNEDIN, thia day, Tub weather is delightful. About 3,000 persons are present. Huddle Pace, Agent 1 Trovatore _, 2 Clarence ... ~ ~ 3 Time: tains 32secs. CHAMPAC.NK STAKES. Mr Hereford's Nonsense, by Albany— No Name, fist 71b ... ... ... 1 Hon. W. Robinson's Vanguard, by Tradncer—En Avant, Bst 101b ... 2 Mason and Vallance's Turquoise, by Tubal Cain-Topai-, B_t 10lb ... ... . Time, lmin 18secs, DUneiin Cop, 500 soys,, two miles and t distance. ~ ' . Lady Emma, Tat 6lli ... ... 1 Libeller, 7st 81b 2 Chancellor, 7st l?ib 3

HANLAN, TRICKETT, AND LAY COCK.

THK Sydney "News" says: "It tieing pretty well understood .that there is no difficulty in finding funds in New South Wales to back our old champion, Edward Trickett, "once again" a feeler is being put forward in aquatic circles to ascertain if Elias C, Laycock cannot ohco more venture on the Thames to do battle for the colony and to help Trickett through. It is well known that there is no difficulty whatever in obtaining leave of absence from the Government depaitment to which he has the honour to belong, and this being tho cose, no doubt he has sufficient friends left who will do their very best to support a second man to do battle for the honour of Australia. It seems, however, that far more eclat is lo be gained by our scullers, if they will have their next contest* over the Paramatta course, and that any funds to be raised should be for the purpose of making the stakes of such a value, and so divided, as would Induce Hanlan and other scullers to visit the colony about the end of the present year. To this end the following circular has been issued by tho com mittee who have the management ot Mr Prank Punch's Trophy : " We have the pleasure of informing you that Mr Francis Punch has liberally offered the sum of £300 sterling, to be competed for by all comers polling a pair of sculls in wager boats, on a straightaway oourse on the Parramatta River, in the month of September, 1882. In the event of two rowers from America and two from Europe coming here to com. pete for these prists, Mr Punch will in crease the amount to £500 sterling. The money will be divided into three prizes— either £300, £160, and £50, or £200, £70, and £30—and will be rowed for in heats of about two miles and a-balf, the final heat to be rowed over the champion course of abuut three miles and a quarter, and the arrangements for carrying out the contests will be under the direction of a committee of gentlemen interested in rowing matters. As a further guarantee of juatico being done to the rowers, we may state that all races on this river are under the direct supervision of the Marine Board of New South Wales, appointed by tbe Government, We have interviewed the agents of the Peninsular and Oriental, Pacific Mail, and Orient Steam Com panies, who have kindly promised to communicate with their bead offices in London and San Francisco, with a view to their carrying intending oontsstants for the.c prizes, and their boats, at reduced rates. The races will be rowed under rules similar to those adopted in the Walker Whisky Trophy contest," As Mr W. J. Trickett, M.L, A., now in England, has been fully em powered to act, and as Mr Arthur Nicholls, of Melbourne, will shortly visit England, (there is no reason why, by a combination of both colonies, the beat scullers of England and America should not be induced to visit both the Yarra and the Pa>ramatta. The public of Australia have already spent large amounts in enabling the fortunate ones in England to witiess some good contests on the Thames and Tyno, but it is how certainly time that the compliment was returned, and they Are still, liberal eaough to subscribe any reasonable amount to have an opportunity of seeing their first-class men on the Parramatta and Yarra.

THREE BARQUES OFF CAPE BRETT.

The s.s. Hero; WMph arrived from Sydney early this morning, reports three barques off Cape Brett, apparently bound for Auckland. One la said to be tho Crdwnthorpo, from London, now 105 days out, Tho others will probably prove te be the John Knox and Kcrraalo, with coal from Newcastle,

Health in the House.

Dr Richardson has been delivering another of those interesting addresses on the subject of health for which he is so well-known. This time he pleads for chil dren, and not Without ample grounds. Of ten children bom in Norway, a little over seven reach their twentieth yearj in Eng land and the United States somewhat less than seven reach that age; in France only five reach it ;.and in Ireland less than five. As to the causes of this great infantile mor tality, l)r Richardson mentions perils of four kinds—inherited, accidental, Inflicted, and acquired, Foremost among the in herited perils is that no one is bora free from taint of disease. Amongst the inflicted evils is that of taxing the g.-owlng frame with competitive mental and physical labour, whereas ttue education is lifelong. Among the ac quired perils Dr. Richardson places, as affecting boys, late hours, smoking, the use of stimulants, Indulgence in games of chance, and tbe self-infliction of early worryj and, aa affecting girls, the passion for unhealthy systems of clothing, for com pression of the too yielding chest in tight, unyielding band and corset, carelessness about clothing in cold weriher, the desire to appear at late evening assemblies, reck lessness about food, the neglect of exercise, and the too frequent fondness of affectation in regard to common-sense rules of manner and life. These are matters upon which journalists and doctors have long exercised themselves—hitherto without very marked result. Of course it is little use grumbling without being prepared with a cure. One remedy for the long list of perils just enumerated is to cease the evil habits. And for the rest, Dr. Richardson suggests that if hereditary health were once recognised as an element of the marriage contract, the health and life of the nation would receive a lease that would double the value of one and the duration of the other. By a few rules, which all prudent and wise people might carry out in their own homes, the " accidental perils " might be kept from the homestead. Every man and wife should be their own sanitarians, J and make their honse a centre of sanitation. But this requires sober thought and wise pelf-restraint, and people generally prefer* impulse and letting things take care of themselves.

Tbe San Francisco service still has warm admirers in Sydney. The «• News " says : —The mails despatched hence for England via San Francisco on tbe 29th December last per Australia, on the 2nd January per Carthage, and tn the 3rd January per Orient, all reached London on the 11th instant. Their transit via 'Frisco Pu ttied 44 days, via Galle 40 days, and by the, Orient line 39 days. In connection with English mails it may be pointed oat that, in a few years, wbon the railways are ex tended to Adelaide, the mails wfll reach | London in about 36 days, and, when the Americans have the 25 knot ocean steamers ready for crossing the Atlantic, the mails via San Francisco will also be run in about 38 days from Sydney to London, Thus our mail route will be as speedy as either of tbe eastern routes, and will remain the principal line for traffic be tween New Sonth Wales, San Francisco, and London, which is very satisfactory to look forward to in view of the increasing importance of our commercial relations with America.

THE. AUCKLAND STAft' THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 23.



tiOOT ana gonna- LOST, a Brass Buggy Cap. The finder will be rewarded.-J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. LOST, on Sunday, near Home Bay, Pon sonby. a Gold Earrisg, set with Diamonds and Fearls.-Finder rewarded upon returning same to Mrs Masefleld. OST, on Saturday last, a Flat-bottomed Punt, painted white; finder rewarded by giving Information at this office.



• "j" pr "*"" '"■""Wanted." ""■"•"""" "'"" \ IT ANTED, the Men to see the Bargain 1 tit in Braoes, only 9d the pair; at Dan ) PieHs. ANTED, a good General Servant references required. — Apply to Ml , Page, Albert Park, near Choral Ball. WANTED, a Good General Servant references required; good wages giver —Apply office of this paper. W ANTEO, Two good Apprentices must write wefl. - Apply Willlan MqArthnr Se Co. 117 ANTED, nt Hannaford's Aucklam VV Registry (established W6S), Setera YonugQlris. . WANTED, a Good General Servant Apply .Mrs A. Robertson, RUtlom Road^Parnell. WANTED, a good Billiardmarker references teqnlwd.-Apply Gteyhounc Hotel) qneen-street . . ~ XXT ANTED; __ Apprehtloefl. — Applj TjT Branston and FOreter, Albertjhregt. W" 1-ANTjsD, aSeHrantGii-1, aged U 01 IS,-Mrs D. Etttt, Qneen-street opposite thb City Market. _______ » krANTED, an Office B6y.—R. Hotne, \IV Bhortlond-Btreet. .....'.-■ WANTED, a Boy to look after horses and maice 'himself generally useful— Apply to Dr. Booper. Hobaon-BtreQ.- ANTEDi n Boy for parcels delivery. -New Zealand Clothing Faotory. TITAN TED, a Barmaid for upstairs Vt bar, references reaulred. — Apply Thistle Hotel. WANTED, a Smart Lad; one ac ottstomsd to Butchering preferred.- Apply to J. H, Garret, Eden Terrace. W ANTED, for Waitara, a trustworthy Man for a Butoher's Shop t mußt be oble to kUI ond make small goods; single man preferred 1 wages, £2 and found.-Apply to M. Brearley, B a toner, Hobson-Btreet. ANTED, a respectable strong Oirl as Cook and Laundress,-Mrs Heather, Mount Eden, Epsom. WANTED, a General Servant i refer enoes required.-Apply to Mra Henry GilflUan, opposite Windmill, Bymondß-strßet, WANTED, a Situation as Working Housekeeper, laundress, orplain 000k. —Apply," H.S.. Auckland Post Oflloe. \I7ANTED, Two Drivers.—Apply to > y 3. MnllaUy. WANTED, a Young Man for the Thames, accustomed to tbe butohoring. —G. Hnlme, Butcher, Qaeen-Btreet. \\7ANTED immediately, Tenders for VY Digging and Bagging Potatoes; small paddook,—Address at Stab offloe. - WANTED, a Boy accustomed to milk, and to make himself generally ussful.- R. C. Carr (B, Tanks Se Co.) _____ X l 7 ANTED, a smart Boy about 14 to VV ride for orders and make himself übo fnl.—Apply S. Meekan, Parnell WANTED at once, a Night Porter j none bu#those with a good oharooter for steadiness and Bobrlety need apply.—Apply Star Hotel. ; : WANTED, Two or Three Girls as Im provora-Apply to Mrs L. Bianohlnl, England-street. Ponsonby. XX7 ANTED, a Youth able to drive a YV horse and cart-Apply G. Payno, Watohmaher, etc. Qneen-street. WANTED KNOWN.-Zinc Buckets, Is 6d; Japanned Slop Palls, Is 6d; Hot Water Cans. 2s to Is 6d; at Dampler s New Shop. Hobson-street ANTED, a Boy, about 13 or 14 — Apply to Mrs Williamson, comer Vuloon Lane. ; WANTED, for Gisborne, a Boy (age about U) to milk a 00» ond make him self generally usef_d.-For particulars apply Stab Offloe. __ WANTED, a Boy, to rido for orders. — Apply at once to R. J. Sandal, Jnn.. Kdsn Terraoe. WANTED, a Good Bookkeeper tor part time only.-Apply BW, Btab Office. \\T ANTED, a good General Servant, TV where a boy will be kept; must be a good plain 000k and laundress.—Apply to Mra W. B. Thomas. St. Stephen's Road, Parnell, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. W ANTED.—Come and see tho Spades YV at 8s Bd and Is; 1-proag Warden Forks, Is; Bakes, Is Id and Is Id; at Dampier'a New Shop, Hobson-itreet. ANTED, a respectable Youth, lor a Suburban Store, to live on the premises; ablo to drive or ride, and mako him self generally useful; references required.— Apply f .8, stab office. YITANTED, by a respectable middle- VV aged female. Two Rooms, one with fire place, near Qaeen-street—Apply for addross at Mrs Lnoey'B. Btraw-workor. Tlotoria street. \\f ANTED, good Bench Hands, and a Vt good Watertight Closer.-J. Trenwlth's Boot Faotory. Watcflold-street WANTED, a smart, active Lad to oorry parcels.—Apply to John Smith, Drapsrand Clothier, Queen-street, Anokland. W? ANTED, two respectable Men to W Board and Lodgo (brothers or frionds), to Bhare one room; taree minutes' walk from Qaeen-atreet.— Apply Bvaß offloe. WANTED— Only fancy I pompadour Prim te, lid the yard; Table Damask, Is 8d; Book Mnsiln, lid; and Window Net, lid— At Q_m\________ WANTED, a White Muscovy Drake.— Arthur's Mart. ANTED to Let, twoEurnlshed Roomß at the North Shore; pretty sltuotlon.— For addresß apply at this oflloe. WAWT'ED, at Hannaioras Auckland Registry (established 1863), Several Cooks and L«undresses. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 1863), Several Female General Servants. . ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland . Registry (established 1863), Several Honßemaldß (gentlemen'families). WANTED.— Come and see the new Iron Sauoepans. Is 2d to Ss 6d; Kottleß, 3s to ia 6d j at Dampier'a New Shop, Hobeon street. WANTED, a good Servant, plain cobk ing; good Laundress for small family,— Mrs Blsmore's Registry, Shortland street. ANTED, a willing, good tempered, Girl as General Servant In a, small family; ono ohlld.—Apply onr doy before one o'olook to Mrs W. D. Campbell, London-street, Poosonby, WAITED KNOWN, another lot of Blsok Veltvoteen baa arrived at tho same old prloe, 2s fid per yard ;also Black Satin 2a Mi at Dampler'B. W"~ ANTED, an Apprentice or an im. pro ver to the Bread, Biionlt, and Pastry Baking Buslnees.-Apply Glasgow Bakery, Wel- Ungton-street. ANTED, Carpenters and Machinists for the Faotory. Meohanloe' Bay. Eight working hoars. Constant employment and good wages for good workmen.—Apply Onion j sash and Door Company. . WANTED, by a Lady, a Furnished Bedroom, near Sjmondsetreet; terms moderate.—Address, Stab offloe. WANTED KNOWN-Given away •very other Week, lOe eaoh to tho two . hlahest soorers.—Porter's American Bowling Baloon.' WANTED to LET, a Four-roomed Cot tage-Apply at the Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart. Viotoiia-street East, nezt tbe Pnbllo Hot and Cold Baths. %»/ ANTBD.-Come and see the new VY Coal Scuttles for 8s; the grand Coal Vases (with shovels) only 10a; at Dampler's New ghop, Hobson-street. ,; ■'; • - WANTED to Sell, the Lease and Good will;'for four years. Of a Shop and DwelUng in the best part of Viotoria-etteet West.—Apply next floor to Mr Baynor, Butoher, corner of Vlotoila and Nelson streets. ANTED to SELL. 100 BuitS Boys' Tweed Suits, at 6s 6d, worth £1; Gents' Umbrellas at 5s Bd, worth 12s Bd.—W. Eyre, Vto torla-street. ■• ■,;, . - -. • WANTED^— Come and see tho new Double Iron Bedsteads at 21b, and the Iron Cots, lis Bd; at Dampler's New Shop, Hobson-street. \\7 ANTED to Apprentice, a smart in- Vv telligent Youth over 11 jours to either the Tailoring, Shoemaking, or Oarpentering.- Address H.F., Stab offloe. ■ ANTED. Snbacribers for our New Circulating Library. Novels by beirt authors the leading feature. —J. and W. Williams, Karangahape Road. i WANTED SEEN, Dampier'snew lot of Flannel at Dd and lOd, Unbleached Calioo at 2_d. and Turkey TwlU at Cd. WANTED KNOWN-That J. COl. grate and Co. have the Largest Stook 0 Hats In New Zealand to ohoose from, and are now Selling at Hqll-prico. WANTED KNOWN—J uosgraveand Co. are Selling Men's Suits of tbe Best Blue Berge at 2ie 6d; fashionable make. ANTED KIN OWN, Pink Tie Knitt ing Cotton; only Is 6d the lb„ at Dam pier's. Be In rime. \jai ANTED, a Situation by an ex tt perienced and thoroughly competent Accountant and Bookkeeper; five years colonial experience.—Address __________• ______$ Office. WANTED KNOWN, that "Coni ferine." the new atmospheric purifier, Isa very pleasant, as well as thoroughly reliable Disinfectant, and should be used in every house In any neighbourhood where scarlet fevei exists. Prioe la 3d per tin at Gardner's English Pharmaoy, 181 Queen-street, Auckland. WANTED KNOWN—Tnat the JMew Zealand Timber Company are Belling nil kinds of Timber and Building Material al the veir lowest rates. Very superior Whit* Kauri, from our new bush, lust opened. Ami ANTED KN O WjN — That the II Auckland Timber Company (Limited) ore Manufacturers of all description of Gooda, with superior Machinery and despatch.—Worka Custom-house-street West ANTED KNOWN, Clark's 200 yard reels Sewing Cotton, any number, it 0d the doz.; 2330 doz. assorted Dress Buttons all id per dozen, at Uampler'a. WANTED KNOWN, that I am norn manufacturing all kinds of auperioi glazed Jam. Jelly, and Canning Fruit Jan.; alst Milk Pans, Cream and Bntter Crooks, &c. Pr;c. Lists forwarded on application at the Newtoi Pottery.—GeorgaJßoyd. ~ •.,,



• ' ______i — ~ m_ ««_-»»_--. • Wanted. --■-■ ■*•■*?»*• WANTED— Come and see the Honey Soap, 12 cakea for Ib i new lot ot Glazed i- Tabid Covers only ll_d the yard, suoh pretty pattorcß) at Damplerti. *. "tmTAX-TED KNOWN—That the LOCK* a T T out at the Union Sash & Door Co. Btill continues; and In consequence of the Co. refas - ingtoCoinply with tho very reasonable terms i of the men, we earnestly request all men of 1. principle and spirit not to frpply to the Co. for work of any kind. j inrANTED KNOWN, that you can v Vv Dross woll for a email weekly payment by golngnto Munro and MUllgan. Bee edvartlse i ment on front page. d v«TAN TED KNO WJX—That Munro and Tv MUllgan have Removed from Karanga " hape Road to Larger and more Centra ' Promises In Hobaon-otrcot, noar WeUlngton- Btreot. , ___. WaWTeD KNOWN, just arrived, a grand lot of Fashionable Coloured 1 Btookings, only 9d tho pair, at Damplefßi TIjTANTED KNOWN —That H. A. r V T Colstm, Victoria House, Victoria-street, Is about to surprise the Colonial PnbUo with a r Grand Display of Valentines. The market not bolng over»tooked with these, the proprietor wUI ' guarantee to gito the customers ot Auckland every benefit. . WANTED KNOWN-The Flirtation Waltsi, or ly Is Cd, at Damp tor's Branch i store in the Market. Be in time. WANTED KNOWN, that, 3. MEL DRUM, Bootmokoi-, Shortlaui-street. Anokland, is calUcg special pnbllo attention to his Custom Work. Repairs neatly done. Boots Sewn and Peqcied and Madh to OaDga, A 1 trial reßPQOtfuUy soUolted.—J, MELDRUM.. WANTED, the Ladies to try if they con get Grenadine Dress Stuff (different E attorns) anywhere at 2Jd the yard, except at 'ampler.. __________ i __ Ji _____^ AiNTED.KNOWN, that E. Mltchei son te Co., No, 19. Queen-etieet Wharf, , are seUing Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Floor, Oatmeal, Set, Sco,, at Iqwest market rates. ANTED KNOWN-The Cheapest and Most Dnrable Dress In Auckland Ib now seUing at J. Cosgrave anil Co.'s for 8s Od. 0,000 yards dreSß St aff; 7jjd. WANTED KNOWN that the V lctonan Loan and Discount Agency's Advertise ment appears on Ith page. 7th oolamn. ANTniD—Come and see the Fresh Bargains In Men's, Women's, and Child ren's Boots; at Uampler'a. ANTED-Property-holdersinthecity and suburbs wishing to sell may find ready buyers by calling with particulars at Control Land Agenoy, corner of Queen street and Voloan-lane.—Georgo Frater, Manager. WANTED to Bell, Mixed Paints in gaUon tins; Kauri Oil, 2/9 per gaUon ; Priming Paint. 6/Bper gallon,- Atkinson Se Co., Freeman's Bay; Wholesale Agents, Messrs E, Porter Se Co. WANTED to SELL 100 Pairs Blue Serge Trousers, at Os 3d, worth 12s od.~ W. Eyro, Victoria-street. WANTED KNOWN.-Tomahawks. 9dandlfi9d; Lanterns, Is 2d to 2s Bd; Gimblets, ld to Id; Corkscrews, id; Flreshovols, 8d; at Pompier's New Shop, Hobson-street FAINTED KNOWN-Thero are 500 pain of good Tweed Trousers to be sold at J. Cosgrave and Oo.'b, for Be lOd per pair. Vl/ ANTED Known—That C. HawKes- T v wood, Bobson-street, bos the Cheapest Hardware in town. Enbank's Stir Nails, 3 Inch light, Sd: and 2J inoh, at 3Jd per lb; Light Wlra N ails (li lnoh. 2 inch, 21 lncb), at 3d per lb; flooring Brads (aU sizes), at 2d per lb; Boil or Blvots. 18s par cwt; Anchors, 15s per owt; Ship Chains, lis per owt (tested). WANTED, the Public to try my New Shop, Queen-street (opposite Savings Bonk), Mutton, 2d to Id ; Beef, from 2. d; Tripe, Cowheols. Brawn, German iiausagoa. Blaok Paddings, Clarified Beel Dripping (fresh daily), Corned Beef, 2jd (any qnantltles).—John Foes. WANTED KNOWN, that T. Adam, Bootmaker, has REMOLD to Shnd dook-Btrect, the first honse, baok of Brtiwn'fl Bakery. Orders promptly attended to. —T, Adam, Mount Kden Hoad. WANTED KNOWN — Music, Muslcj Muslo.—The Piano Muslo ordered by me from Eniiland has arrived; aU 3d and 6d eaoh. Particular attention this time Is oolled to the Standard Popular Songs, whloh I have specially ordered from list.; also Czorny's 101 Kxoroiaes, Is; Hemy'aTutor, Be6d; other Piano Tutors, 1b! Ist and 2nd Violin Strings, 4d; 3rd and Ith ditto, Bd.-W. H. DAMPIKIt, Hobson streot and City Market. WANTED KNOwjn", tnat tbe Central Freehold Land and Investment Agenoy has Removed to Corner Quoon-strcct and Vulcan Lane, whore the Land Basineßs in aU its branohes Is now carried on under the speoial superintendence ot Mr G. Froser. Valuations made, surveys for land transfers effected, and titles perfected at minimum cost. No oborge mado for registering properties for sale WANTED KNOWN-I will Rive away six Boys' Jean Hats to the first sensible person who does net think them a wonderful bargain at What lam selling thorn, Od.—W. 11. Dampler. WAITED KNOWN — Men's Dust Coats. 2s Od and ia; Men's Holland Coats, small sites, is, at Dampler b. WANTED KNOWN—Tnat Professor : Gussoott Is the only Original and Practi cal American Herbalist tn the Colony, and also tha most expensive man to do busfnesß with. Ho requires no information; he can decide at a glance tho diagnosis ot the oase, thoreby reliev ing the patient of a great deal of nervousness and hesitation. Try and disprove this if yon oan WANTED, two or tnree wrocers in Auokland and Distriot to take the Agenoy for Nelson, Moate, & Co.'s Pure Blended Teas. These Teas are acknowledged by the Press and PubUo to bo the Fluent ever sold in the Southern Hemisphere, and ore gnaronteod free from aU soented tea.—For particulars apply to Nelson, Moate, te Co., Toa Blenders and Importers, High-street, Chrißtchnroh. WANTED KNOWN, that i am now Selling every description of China, Glass, and Kartnenware cheaper all round than any other stop in tho trade. Vasee and China Ornaments considerably below town prloes. One trial will prove the faot.— Note the address: f, __. Henman, Karangahape Road opposite Newton Hotel WANTED KNOWN, that Mrs Carter, of Victoria-street, la now seUing Corsets at 2s 9d and 3s 0d; handsome Embroidery Trim ming, SJd and Bd; rioh Fringe, 6d; Beaded do ( , Is 3d; Blaok Lustre*, 9d and Is Id; Wools, 2s 6d per lb; White and Coloured Twist, from 2d per yard; Scarf' Ties, Is per yard.—J. Carter. WANTED KNOWN, that H. WAITK'S Fruit Tins are acknowledged to be the best e*6r Introduced In the colony. They re ceived a first prize at the Agricultural Show held at EUereUe on tho 9th November, 1881. A ■ reolpe Is issued to each purchaser, aud the maker's name is stamped on every lid. Sold by aU Ironmongers, and at the faotory. High-street, next City ConnoU Chambers.—X. WAITS, Wholesale end rtetall Tinsmith. . WANTED KNOWN-Tnat 0. K. Lambert & Co. have opened an Auotion Mart In Wyndham-Btreet, opposite the Stab offloe, for the Sale of aU kinds of Stores and Bottlera' Produoe. Consignees acquainting the above of goods coming either by boat or rail, wUI find every attention and core taken, no matter how large or small the consignment may be. For days of sale, see further notloe. WANTED— WANTED to Sell (cheap., about 60 Sets of Jugs, only 2/9 set; 60 Sets of Jugs, i to tho set, only U set; 10-inoh Plates, 1/6 dos; 8 lnoh Plates, 3/0 doz ; 32 doe Meat Dishes, trom I. to 2/8; Cups and Saucers, 4/6 doz; 60 doz Mugs, 12 to /S: Engraved Wine Glasses, 1/6 doz; Engraved Water Jugs, 3/ and 8/6; about 100 Assorted Books, oheap; China Kgg Caps, 12; Glass Butter dishes, 1/ and 1/6; Gloss Sugar Bos ns, 1/ to 1/6; Canary Seed, /8 per lb; Hemp Seed, li lb; lot ot Turkey Sponge, I 19 and 1/; Toy Plates, /2, 13. and li\ 60 doz Odd Cups, /3 eaoh; 1/ Tinß of Baking Powder, only /ti per tin; good Woe. 6 lbs for 1/; Ship Blsonlts, 12 lb, i lbs for Mt Cabin Biscuits, li lb; Largo Green Apples, /I lb, 12 lbs for 3/3: Axe Handles, li, 3/ dozon; Carriage Lamps, 25/ per palr.-H. WATTB. Pitt and Grey-streets. WANTED KNOWN — At Goodson's London Aroade oare has been exercised In the selection of some ot the Greatest Novel ties ever Been In Anokland, suited for Valentine Presentations, specimens of which may bo seen in the five windows; bat the stook should bo inspected by every purohaser before making a selection. Trade motto-"Small profits and quiok returns." Henoe we maintain our repu tation as being iho Cheapest in Anokland for Stationery and Cutlery. Gloss ond China, Clooks and Watches. BrnShwore and Perfumery, jewellery and Fanoy Goods, Musical Instru ments and Toys, Bolls and Japanese Goods, the Useful and Ornamental. London Offlco: 68, St. Mary Axe. " ' '■ WANTED TO SELLJ FRE3H BUTTER OP THB OHOICEBT QUALITIES, IN (JCTA_.TITI.es TO SUIT PURCHABERa B E W' S, VIOTOKIA-STBKET. TO JOURNALISTS.-Wanted, an Editor tor a Country Paper— Apply W. Bsrtleet Langbrldge, "The Bureau,"Uiokson's Booms and Stiohbnry'a Buildings. TO NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS — An All-Round Man is open to engagement as Reporter or Sub-Editor, or to take charge of . a country paper.—Address A.8,, Stab Office. Ban&niptcv r.onces ■<t3s*Sß_C_S!_-T IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. \ IN BANKRUPTCY. > In thematterof "The Debtors and Creditors ■ Aot, 1878," and tho several Aotsamending 1 the same, and of the Bankruptcy of Nathaniel Dorrington, of Parnell, 1 near the City of Auckland, Watchmaker, ' a Debton [ Notice Is hereby given that it is the intention a of Nathaniel Dorrington, the abovenamed Debtor, to apply to this Honourable Court on • MONDAY, the 6th day of Maroh, 1883, at the 3 bour of 11 o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as counsel c&n be heard in tbat behalf, , for an Order of Immediate Discharge. 1 Dated at Auokland, this 22nd day of February, 1882. NATHANIEL DORRINGTON, Debtor In Person. j£?l i\ T0 *1000 LENT on Building r t-J&JL'U' Bodetyprlnolple9,oronothertermi r to cult borrowers. Mortgages and Loans nego > Hated. See List of Properties for sale on f our ti 3 page. Elx per cent allowed on money deposited 1 for Investment. —C. Williamson, Land, I Estate and Financial A&ent, Voloan Lane.



I ■ L.J. . ' 1 " ___________________ - ■-_:_--._: ■ ' ■ THOR SALE, a Bargain, nearly 11 acres JD olose to ML Albert and Whau distriots. • The land is well-foruied and commands one of the most magnlnoent views In the whole country. The viow comprises nearly the whole o; Monnt Albert, Mount Eden (as far as sy monds-street), Mount Roskll, Three Kings, Tbe Manukau part of tha Waltemata, pud Wal takerel Ranges. The site is beantif nl for a gen tleman'al residence, and soil very suited for fruit growing, garden, or agricultural purposes, A man understanding fruit growing might re alize a fortune tn this alone. It is close to the railwsy station, and omnibuses pass many timea daily. It has frontage to tftb wide lead ing roads. Prioe. only £15 per adte. Easy terms.— Apply Publisher, JCvkninG SiaS offloej x- ... - B/lOR SALE, a General Business, close fo F Queen-street; only i_o oash wanted, balance very, easy terms, or in marketable mining sharea. . . ■■_____ liiOß SALE (Cheap), a' well-built 3 feet V Mod el Yaoht.—Apply Bos 196, Post- ofllco, At-OMand. SALE (Cheap), a fom-hbrse-poWef Steam Engine and Boiler complete joan be seen at work.—Apply to T. I_ si. Cooke, Vlotoria-Btreet. ■ • . FOR SALE.—A Good Second-hand Billiard Table, fittings complete.—Prioe 1100,-Apply this office. . ' .. FOR SALE, _ New Billiard Table by THurßtoiiV Price, «H6. * Apply JAP, STABOflhfo. . f^ ... ... TjIOR SALE.—Verandah Cottage, four X! rooms, eto.veltnated just off Cook-street} E rice Only fliSO, Very Cheap. (Must be sold.) i.F. Evanß, Estate Agent. FOR SALE,.an Eight-rimmed House in Franklin Road r no reasonable offer re fused. — Apply R. Adlington, noxt Bishcp's Store. _ - . .:. '. . J^oi TERRIER.—For Sale, a Hand.' some Fox Terrier; good killer. Will be sold oheap.—Apply Office of this paper. |_f.OK SALE, cheap, a quiet Kidiog'Mare E. and two four-year Cart Colts by Match lens, one with a foal by Mr Bainbrldf_e'a Bradle braln, at .Mr Pllnce'a, Monnt Kden. ■jlOli SaLE, FiUe Large Allotment and X! Honso in one oi the best positions in Grey-street, ample Bpaoe in front of Bouse to' build three large shops. This property is worthy the attention of those who want bUsl' nasa sites in one of the main outlets from the cliy,—Apply early to W. and J. Frater, Land Agents, Qaeen-Btreet. BJ.OK SALE, ah Kleven'roomed House, as Ponsonby Road, with lanfe Allotments (frontage to two Streets); good garden. Prioe, £550: £300 Oan remain at 8 per cent,—H. Partington. . . OR SALE, Best Double Breechloader (oentral firo) with all latest improvements; London makers; owner returning home. Prloe, £7 (cost £16 last year). Some Fishing Nets, &c Also, beautiful Silver Half-Hunter best Knglish Lever Watch by Dont-i.5, — " Bile__," Stab Offloe. ... I .:.: BiiOß SALE, Good Second-hand Piano, JQ -320,— 41, Grey-street, next Carpentersl A rOts. ARGE Allotment in the City, with two foUr-roomed Houses; good Invest ment.—H. Partington, Land Agent, Stichbury's Buildings. ________■ FOR SALE, 81 Acres Volcanic Land, with Honae, Out-bulldlnss, Orchard, well stooked With frnlt trees, good Well, tanks, and eveiy oonvenienoe, foUr miles from the oily.— Apply to James Ifenyon, opposite Baptist Sohool-roomdoor. Oaaptei-Str^et. , ... ■ li.OK SALE, a Eirst-class Cemfectfphery X 1 Business doing a wholesale and, retail cosh trade, situated in Qaeen-strest, with Ma chinery and all other appllanoes for carrying on the same. Only principals dealt with.— Apply at the Btab office. 17IOK SALE, on ettsy terms, several Good _ farms, all well watered, good roads, and near a railway station. 81 aores at Taakan, 10} near landing plaoe Waikato River, 55 aores in West Pnkekohe (about 15 bush): also. Farms from 60 to 1,000 aorea, near Pnkekohe.-Apply to Q. 8. Heard. Umry. ■____ '_ ■ ■ sjiOß SALE, excellent and commodious, r large, well-built HoUso and largo AUot ment, in an elevated and healthy position, with every convenience _md in splendid order, Within a few minutes' walk of the Post-offloe; very suitable for Family Rosidenoe ot First class Boarding-house. From position, healUtifulness of situation, nearness to business, and value' of buildings, tbis property is sn undoubted bar gain at the p»ioe We Offer It.—Apply at onoe to George Fraaer.Contral Land and Estate Agenoy, corner Queen-strest and Vuloin )__ane. 1710R BALE-NORTHCOTE.-Orchard 1 Garden I_and. fn sections of IS acres each. Price, only -3100. Tbe adaptabUlty of this land is unequalled for soil, aspect. Shelter, and cheapness, and nearness to the Auckland mar ket. First buyers will have their onoioe. Tsrms If rsdnlred.—Apply to' George Eraser, Manager Central Freehold Land Agenoy, corner of Qnoen-Btreet and Vulcan Lafto. mo CHEMIbTS AND DRCGGIHXS. For Sale, a Bnßlness in a rising distriot. For particulars, apply to KKMPTHORNE. PROSBKR te CO. LINCOLN -STREET, Ponsonby—a new and desirable House of 7 rooms, not Quite finished. Prloe, as It now stands, together with aUotment (93 x 100). M25.-D, F. Evans, Estate Agent. Qnsen-Btreet. «» ONSONBY TERRACE (near^AH Eainta' Church), a compact and comfort able House of five rooms, two tanks, Sec; good oorner allotment Price A130.-D. F. Evans. Kstate Agent, Qaeen-Btreet. *03 SUBURBAN STORE tor sale,—A first rate business for Sole hi one ot the beat of Auckland suburbs: the position 18 second to none; a splendid opening; full particulars from D. F. Kvana. Estate Agent. Auckland. 815. lILEMBUUN, Ponsonby—Marine Villa \K Resldenoe For Sale. The houee consists OF2 rooms, eaoh 16 x 16,2 each Uxli, 118x12, and live small bed-rooms, all fitted with gas, registers, ovens, eto. Splendid large allotment, mostly planted with fruit trees. &0., having frontages to three streets, situated, near the water Blde-grand view. This property Is so situated that It is bound to enhanoe in valne. The owner is leaving this oharmtng looallty solely through business matters. Prioe, oply £675.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. (321) . . - siiOE SALE, Duke-3treet, Newton, _} Verandah Cottage, six rooms, and a work shop, good well, garden, Seo.—V, F. Evans Land Agent, Queen-street. ■ '.'_. "pi O R S~ A ~h E HANDSOME VILLA, containing 12 rooms, new and well finished, standing on high ground. Magnifioent view of Auokland Bar bour (oannot bo shut out); beautiful flower garden. All In flrst-olass order. A grand position, aud a real pretty plaoe—situated at that delightful seaside suburb, Devonport, North Shore, about three minutes' walk from wharf: _ Full particulars from D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. Qneen-Btreet. QTOKES'S POlNT,—Splendid AUot kj monts fenced and planted with fruit and ornamental trees, in splendid position, over looking tbe harbour, near the beaotu—D. F. kvans. Estate Agent, . li^Oß SALE (Howe-street), a very pretty A) Villa containing, five rooms, pantry ; w»terlaidln, nice garden, Sec: all in flrst-olass order; splendid view; a very desirable place.— D. F. livens, Estate Agent, Qneen-street. <25 |7<OR SALE, Williams-street, near Wei- I 1 llngton-street, a very nioe Vsrandah Cottsge, i rooms, etc (now let at las per week), in good order; prioe, -3300.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. *I 8 STOKES'S POlNT.—Honse of 8 rooms (not quite finished) and two allotments In garden to bo Sold oheap.-D. F. Evans. Es»ate Agent, Qneen-street. - «1» MOUNT EDEJ. ROAD — Splendid Business Premises In first-class position. The building is auite new and Will finished, gas and other oomforta. A good Investment; Price only 4600.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qneen-street. .■ ■■■■■ ■'■■■ ■ ___ wl , 1/luR SALE, all that magnificent Corner C, AUotment^Franklin Road and Kngland stroet, abont 81 x 101. planted with ornamental trees, feo. This Is, without exoepMpn, the best in the c vicinity both at present: for a villa residence, and prospectively as a grand business Bite.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agont, Quoon-street. ______ \___n OUNT EUEN (near Mr Kelly's), a new and well-flnlshed House of five rooms, replete with almost every oonvenienoe, such as register grates, kitchen range, &0.; allot ment about SO x 200; main road frontage _____ very deslrable.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen* street. jgL FIOR SALE, Building Allotments, situa ted in Sprlng-streeWPonsonby, best pod tlon,at2fisperfoot: BheUy Beaoh Road, at «s 6d; Emmett-street, Sob; Bayfield, Ponßonto, 12a 6d: Ponsonbylßoad (near Mason's), 80s jMouat Kdon (msin road), 50b: Newton Road. Ms; Pon sonby Terraoe, splendid aUotment, fully stooked with frnlt trees, flowers, end vegetables, 10 x 100, for £100: and othor desirable lots on ap plication to D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qaeen- Btreet SPRING-STREET, Ponsonby — Hand some new House, thoroughly well finished, rooms large and lofty, standing on two allot ments. lam instrnoted to effect an immediate sa'e—business matters oalling the owner away from the dlstriot.-Fnll particulars from D. F, Kvana, Estate Agent, Qneen-Btreet. MB I~>tiOHpECT TERRACE.—A very nice Verandah Cottage of six rooms, fitted with oupboards, bookcase, dresser, tec; gat and water laid in; good garden, stable, tec- D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. (Jaeen-street PROSPECT-STREET, near Ponsonbj Hall.—New and thoroughly well-finished Honse of four rooms, fitted^ np with almoßl every oonvenienoe. Allotment 83 x 100. foi immediate sale.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent Qneen-street. jm O R SALE OR LEAS E. Takapuna, North Shobb.—Desirable Store Dwelling, and Outhouses, almost new and Ii flrst-olass order, together with 6 acres Bplendk Land (in crops) on main road and in the vloinig of the beautiful lake, and commanding splendlt view ot Anokland harbour. A most deslrablt 1 property, and weU worthy Ins^eotloD.^^ : 38! Estate Agent. "VTORTHCOTE, STOEES'S POIKT FOR SALE, all that very desirable Pleoeo Landfbitnated on Mata Road, betwwn treaby tartan Chnroi site and new Sohool Building I being about 1J miles from the wharf. This Lot whloh^extends from the Main Road through ti 1 SXautifmKamiiGuUe^has^nsul^dividei ' into Boctlons, ranging from half-an-Mre up wards, all of which areLflrstjolasß VUJaSltes. o • for market gardens oould not be surpassed, ah fertility ot tbe land Is mode manifest by th luxuriant native growth now upon it-plenty c timber, magnlfloent tree ferns, _0., tec Th • Lots are now pegged off and ready for seleotioi Terms—} cosh, or such terms as agreed upor » Purchasers oan depend upon every fecilit 1 being given both as regards purchase and built • lng. 1 Fnll particulars from „.„_ I D. F. EVANS, . Estate Agent Qaeen-atreet, next "Herald."



■ j TC -. t ,^^_, a :^..,,^9.-M1«..,,. ggaggaaa I rpO LET, a Large-Furnished' Bodrootn X i for two steady, men,: five minutes walk ! from Queen-Btreet.— For address apply at this i office. •■'*■ j - TO LET, in Conquest Place, Ist Avenue, a Four-roomed House, good-well, and garden.—Apply to Mr Sweeny, Conquest . Place. ■*"" : , mo LET, Shop and Dwelling, Karahga- X hape Road.—Apply A. A. Btephensoii Newton Fanoy Bazaar. TO LET, Three < roomed Cottage in Graham-Street. Water laid on.—M. Carr; BootmakerrViotoria^itreet West. r\.o LET, a Furnished Room or Un- X fctrafebed, to a respectable female.— Apply stab office. • TO LET, three Brick Shops, Lower Altert-atreet.nexttoßlaflfcßullHote-.'.- Apply tgJ.Oraig.Commeroe-etreet. ... ■ (V\o _,-., i New five-roomed House, A. I fitted with ever* convenience, pleasantly , Bltnated.-Apply T. Bootlt Butcher, Great ,Mortb Bead. ~.•,-.-.:,.:■ ='"". ........ ..... TO. LET, Da the best business part of Queetfetteit, a Now bbop, having a frontage of It feet and a depth 0! 60 feet, and two laiige Showrooms overhead, eaoh 50 feet by 28 feet-Apply to William pat tray, Draper and Clothier, 178.180, and 182. Qneen-street ■ ; 0 LET, Offices in Qneen-street, Up ' stairs and Down-stairs.—Apply Mutual Ufa Association of Australasia, No. 81, Queen street;-•- ~ •■ ..-■- —■-- -- .-■— ■ : rv\o LET, a..Large. Worshpp, — Apply J 1 three doors above Garrett's Boot Shop, Wakefleld-Btteet. -.. - ■■„ .... 0 LET, in Eden Terrace, a House o seven rooms, and one oi six, in good order: plenty of water laid on, Alao, ana ot four robins. Newmarket-James Reid, Kden Tor ijace. . . . . c:■:■■:■ ■-. ■ - ■ - O LET bH LB AtsE for a tterm.a Family Resldenoe containing 10 rooms, Btanding in its own grotfnd (ahOct 12 acres), situated on the New North Road, and known as Glenmore i late In the occupation of R. Monk. Esq.—Apply to F. L. Prime. Kstate Agent, 28, New Zealand Insurance Bntldlnga. . r .-■ ■ rpo LET, New Brick Shop, in Upper JL Qneen-Btreet, nest Mr Brldgman. good business stand.—Apply to H. Ashtonand Son, 8, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. nh O L E T. To Let, the Threorstory BtdUlng at present being ereoted: adjolnhig Theatre Royal, Vic toria-street, very suitable tor a Wholesale or manufacturing business. \Ji' ,__ _ . B. TONKA ft 00. rpo BE LfiABKD for 21 years, 3,000 X Aoros of very line Land in oentral Waikato, being Lot m and part of Lot 289, in the Parish of Whangamarino,—Apply, to E. T. Dufaur, Ksq.. Boliolior, Shortland-etteet mo L 'E T, XI CommOdfous Resldenoe la Cook-street, now in oeCnpation James Bnrtt, Sad. ■ "-.'.'' Also. ■'■: •;■. -Villa BefldenOe hi'Ponsonby. near the three limps. Splendid vievf-of .hatbour; Desirable Offices (Upstairs)' fronting Qneen street, Splendid A ' ~/■> f^^fl^ll^ " ,f Kstate Agent, Queon-street, ■ 1 gj ij,'!- '•'" ,'i~"'l a ' gga Board ana Jttesiaeiioe.;" ,- - __t_t __g ■ (___? mi -i.tn '... <■— _■ T ARGE Furnished Bed-room, suitable Xi for two single gentlemen, with, use of k_tphen.-Q. Carter, Draper, yiotoria-etreet £^ O VEBNOK BROWNE HOTEL* AjjT * HOBSpit-STRBBT. Boabd and Lonafr. ._'_.. . ..MS por Week Blyaijißoom--.-,-.-:-.-., i.gfe .' .;' E L L E V U E•-•■ fl O U S |E. ; 7.X - 05' QOWf-88. j •.;:■;...:•// ~.■;■. /■!,'. Whabf-stbest anl Cameeon Road, ' j -k-TSA&oii.' '"'■''''"'' This Establishment, Just erected, containing 25 rooms, with every oonvenienoe, IS HOW OPENED to reoelve Visitors to Tauranga, who will find Superior Accommodation, with the comforts of a Home. Private Sitting rooms, Good Bed-rooms. I k——-....... -tiMj!''*:: 0 .A i Four-horse C_»eh or,. Buggy j leaves after arrival of steamer fOr Lakes. I f. _.____. Proprietor. Tauranga, Febroary 20,1882. Meetings. ITODNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN X ASSOCIATION, corner of WeUesley and Albert atreets.-Evapgelistto Service, THK (ThMday)BVKNING/at'r;aiJ^ All are invitea. Becent arrivals oordlatlv Invited HARBOUR VIEW. GOLDMINING OOMPANY (REGISTERED). Au Extraordinary General Meeting of the Shareholders ot this Company is hereby con vened by the Dlreotors to be held at the Kapanga ChjunbersTcoromandeL on WBDNKaDAVTtEe Ulhday of Marob, 1883, at 10 o'clook In the forenoon, for tne jjujpose of considering and passing the following Special Resolutions, whloh will be proposed at suoh Meeting, viz. 1 "That the Harbomr View Goldminlng Com pany (registered) be, wound.up voluntarily. " That a Liqul dat6r be appointed for win ding ap the affairs of the Company and distributing the property." Andfor considering any othM mattersta relar, Hon to theeuy set. whlobmoy be brought befor* too Meeting. By order of the Dlreotors. -'-"*' ■ P. J. TIERNEY, '.:'■■•■.'. 11tt_ .Manager. Coromandel, February 20,1882. _ -.-ir-■: ■ X):XI ■>: #»jd "VTOTICE is hereby given that a Special _13( General Meeting of Shareholders In the New Bsaland Timber Company (Limited) will be held at the Company's Offloe, O astomhouse- Btreet West, Auokland, on FRIDAY, the 3rd day of Maroh, 1882, at 2.30 p.m. 1 . Business : To confirm the following Special Resolution; passed by the Shareholders at their meeting hsldXn Tuesday, tile Slst day of : January, 1882: "That the General Meet ings of the Company be held In the month ot February In eaoh year, Instead ot January, and that No. 10 of the - Company's Artioles ot Association bo ! " ' amended In so far ss substituting the word February for that of January." Byord6r ' M.H. AIRMAN GRAY; ■ . k Secretary. tT7 OMEN'S IMMIGRATION W SOCIETY. . t w A Meeting, to oonflrm the Rules of the above Soolety, wiu be held at the Rooms of the Young Men* Christian Association on FRIDAY, the, Kth instant, at 3.80 P.m.^ MOOATTA> xx- i. ' m- Seoretarr pro tern. THE DISTRESSED EVIC'IBD.IRISH TENANTRY.—A LBOTOBB In Aid of the above will be delivered t>? Ma J- Ji the AfcBBRT HAtr, Darby^street on SATUR DBnIieM^BPOOH»OFmipH HISTORY.'. ' Doors open at 7.80; to oommenoe at 8 p.m. Front Seats, 2e; Baolt-Seate^ls,. , , ~, t ' ' ■■' ■'" ' Publio Notices. J -OFFEE PALACE DINING ROOMS, \j TaBATBB BUILDmaS. GOOD BILL Of FARE, GOOD ATTBRDiKTB, GOOD AGOOMMODATION. A . : GOOD TEA AND OOFFKE, ■ tar BViBYTBiRa QnioKi^Y. timeb. t« PART of our Ferns sold; the balance (several thousands of speolmens) £10, worth £ 40.-D. 8. Chambers, removed to 70, Queen-Btreet.•. •;, ..],- __ _ g x, -;_\•-. -~.. •,;<,...,■ w\ T I-QJUOR TEA ,COMPANY, 1 LONDON. Tho undersigned has just received, per Roman Bmpikb, a Large Consignment of I ..1 - ■-■-. ; the above Company's , ;u , rriEA AND yCLU ME S. ! THE TEA possesses great pungenoy and power, and is full flavoured. ; THE BOOKS are Handsombly Bocwd and by POI'DLAK AUTHOBS. ■ 2S 8d pbblh 3s • W. S. COLLINS, ' PABNELL, AUCKLAND, Sole Agent for New Zealand. ! Orders by post promptly attended to. and Goods j d^veredtoall parts of Town or Suburbs. TsntHS Stbictly CASH. [ UIREDK. WHITEHEAD'S t 1? RETAIL TEA APVBRTIBBMBNT. \ FINEST CHINA TEA SIFTINGS. I/I per lb, Selected from the London market, and.re . "jiiarkably oheap. Gives a strong, thiok... and pungent liquor. DHOIOEBT PURE FIRST OBOP BBOEEN . OfXNYONG CONGOU. This Tea for value \ In the cop is worth pence per pound J more money. Prioe. 1/8 per lb. The I hko rarely oomee into this market. 4 A B^iENlilD DARJBELING FL 4VOURBE MEET ORB {guaranteed a blend of Pore India and China Teas,' Prioe, 1/8 per lb. ; "TEA EXTRAORDINARY!1 The ready sale this Tea commands proves It worthy the name. Prioe, 2/ per lb. , "FAMILY MIXTURE." 1 A blend of extra highly onred first crop Indii " ana China Teas; will carry well, and im * prove with lengthened brewing In the X pot. and prove itself an eoonomlo ? high-olasa Family Tea. Prioe, 1 2/6perlb. r "VERY RICH DEEP BROWN TEA. c A combination ot some of the purest, the c strongest, and the richest flavoured Teas ,f Imported. Give It a trial, c Price, 8/per lb. 1. 80 BOXES "FOOK OAN PEKOE TEA 1. About the Finest Importation of the Season. 7 Price, fS/perbox. _Fredk. AVhitbhead, wholesale and retail tea dbalei VIOTOKIA-BTBK-W, AnOBXAXP i



Publio Notices. PPLICATION FOX PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. I, Daniel Francis Ryan, being the holder of a Publican's License In respect of the honse and premises situate In the Harataunga Licensing Distriot, and known as the Wharf Hotel, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and Will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at Coromandel on' the 4th day of Maroh. 1883, apply for. a Transfer of the sold Lloense from myself to Thomas Shcchan, my appointee. D. f. BEAN. WHAtT HIGHWAY DISTRICT. Mb JOHN S. L. COX has been appointed Registrar of Dogs for the above Distriot; and the Resldenoe of Mr Cox. Waterview, Whau, Is tbe Offloe appointed for Registration. Fees— FIVE (Ss) SHILLINGS for eaoh dog. and no exemptions. For the convenience of Settlers, Mr Cox will attend at the Whau Public HaU on 'Saturday Next. 25th, and Monday, 37th inst.. between I and 6 p.m., to Register nogs. • JOHN BOLLARD, Chairman. GOOD BLUE OK BLACK DOESKIN ' SOIT, made in 10 hours notloe, tor t_ 10s. -J. Williams, Tailor, Victoria Btreet. , Mrs. Knight Begs to intimate to her old patrons and the publlo generally, that she has Opened Business in the CITY MARKET (THIRD STALL}, QUEKH-STKEET ENTBANCK, And that, as heretofore, she will do hor ntmost to givo them svefy satisfaction, JpRUIT Of every kind In season, and oi 1 tfie bbst quality, always on hand. ~ GREENQROOERUS AND SMALL GOODS ditto, Poultry. . To this branoh of her business every oare and attention will be given, as sho proposes to make tbis the loading feature, and With that view has mode arrangements for CONSTANT SUPPLIES from thoroughly reliable settlers. Country orders attended to with despatch, and every oare taken to secure their arrival in good condition. Conveyances attended to immediately on arrival. Her motto will be "Small Profits and Quick Returns." Market, Auckland. February 28.1882. rr "0 T f" A X E S. In order to avoid mistakes and accidents, I have made arrangements with MR ROBERTSON, the Proprietor of the Royal Mail Ccaohea, To Run Passengers through to Lake House. from TAURANGA to OBINBMUTU, WAI ROA, and TAUPO. Tourists can obtain Buggies at all times at Tauranga and Ohinemutu, and can depend upon good Coaches, Buggies, Horsea, axd sober and otvll drivers, at Lowest Rates. ROBERT GRAHAM. Lake House, Ohinemutu, February H. 1882. XioTOMAHANA HOT LAKES. A limitkd;numbkrof first-class THROUGH TICKETS,. ■^ili be Issued for THE HOT .LAKES, , y Tourists wIU hare the advantage of staying. at LAKE HOUSE, Ohinenoutii, whloh will be found the motoomfortaWe Hotel in the Lake Distriot. aX No other tiokets but those issued by me avail able for LOke Housei R. GRAHAM, J_nf„ Mr Ewlngton's, next "Herald" Offioe, . . ' " Qheen-Btreet, Auokland. Auckland, February 2% 1882. ■-. SBk»=* "RAY O F ISLANDS ||||gg;J__> REGATTA. OHEAP EiOUR3ION. The Northern Steamship Company's s.s. GLEN ELG, WiU leave Queen-street Wharf, on MONDAY next, the 27th Instant, at 5 p.m., returning from Russell on Friday evening. Return Tlokets Issued at Bingle rates. ■--■- Apply at the offloe of the Company, 67, Queen street, Anokland. . ' A, MCGREGOR, "Managing Direotor. ■c_va>.. 1/1 0 R WAITARA. *■■•'. .The Northern Steamship We as. MACGREGOR Will leave the Onehunga Wharf as above (weather and othor circumstances permitting) on MONDAY. February 27, at 6 p.m. For freight or passage apply at the Co.'s Office, 67. Qneen-street, Auckland: or to A. Barnes. Agent, Onehnnga.-A. MOQteQOK, Managing Direotor. ... ■ ■■.-. *kto_^ 'itrORTHERN STEAMSHIP jEH^;.j3l COMPANY (LMiTKrt.-FOR <""^B"* WANGANUL-The 8.8. ROWENA ' will leave Onehunga Wharf as above on MON DAY, February 27, at 1 am. (weather and othor circumstances permitting).—For freight or passage apply at tbe Office of the Company, 67, Queen-street. AuoUaud; or to A. .Barnes, 1 Agent, Onebunga.-A. MoGbitoob, Managing Direotor. .-.■ OBTRIAN benT WOOD ~.„.. „ Cane Chairs, Austrian Jj.*^" Bentwood Oane Couohes emd 18. Queen-street. _____^ Austrian Bentwood Cane Rooking Chairs. W' ' ALNUT DRAWING. ROOM „BUlT¥_^_f __*_**• "W Silk, Tapestry, Rep, and Ore-, 123, Qneen-street. toSo, wSnut TableTwhat- J note and Canterbnrys. MAHOGANY, ■& CEDAR Rimu, and Kauri Din ii_%B£______\ tag-room Suites in ! 128, Queen-Btreet. jgjjgu,^ Amerioan ; ' , . Cloth. . : . I" RON Half-Tester Bed steads. Iron Frenoh Bed iz&F 1, ""iSS* steads. Iron Stamp Bedr 123. Queen-Btreet iteadß. Inm Folding Chair ' ■ Bedsteads, Iron Cots. P~ ATENT Spriuir Roller Blinds and Venetian ___ Queen-street Blinds, Gilt Cornloes and "* ** Frenob^pollßhed Oornloe Poles ARpETSi Hearthrugs,. Linoleum. Floorolothj W. Queen-street Matting, Door Mats, Bath Mats, in great variety. _- iBRRAL DISOOONT to Gash PorohaSera. AU B _a' u"i___^,l• goods delivered free In town. US, Queen-street, Rogues post free on appli cation. BDROOM FURNITURE _ in Ohoioe Mottled Kauri, p&QueeL^treetW^^^^^^ : I ÜBT RECEIVED — ALFBED BIBD *a' ii Bakino PoWdsb. Cubtabd Powder, and Bl*»0 M_u.gr Powdbb. OnstardPpwder. for making Custards without eggs; ohoioe and deUolous. Blano Mange Powder, tor making the most deUolous Blano Mange with little trouble and a trifling cost; to be obtained in the following flavours-—Vanilla Almond, Straw berry, Raspberry, Chocolate,.. Coffee., and, Almond. Baking Powder for Bread, Pastry, Cakes, Plum Puddings, &o. Its offeots are sur prising, as it imparts a lightness, wholesome-, ness, and sweetness that cannot be otherwise produced, — Teatimoniala 1 From Captain Sir F. L. MoCllntook, 8.N.,. FranUin Expedition (ArC-io Yaoht Fox) Sept 2_71869i from the Emigration Commissioners, Westminsterjifln- Son, S.W.,June«: from the War Offleg, London; a OerUfloate from the Admiralty, London, Feb. 6. Agent for Auokland t J : ROBERT KKW. i Grooer teo_ VioTOBU-OTlaatr. S' ELLING OFF! SELLING OFF I To Ra-BUILD Pbbmibbb. I N. BOLIiWATBR Clothier (•pposltoßwk of New Zealand), Queen-street finding that his present premises are not commodious enough tor theinoreaslng trade, has decidedlo Re-build. Therefore he intends to SeU-cff for Four Weeks only the balanoe of his Stook of Clothing at Prioes that will astonish everybody (regardless of oast). A call will oonvinoe the most sceptical that this is a genuine Clearing-out Sale, and not a mere draper's Buffi Note the Address-N. Golbwatsib, % Queen-fitreet (opposite Bank of New Zealand). Auotionfl. TO-MORROW, AT 12 O'CLOCK. CARBINES & TAYLOR 1 ft? ILL sell by auction, at their Central Vv Sale Rooms, Queen-street, at 12 o'olock, POULTRY.-Fowis, Duoks, Geese, Turkeys, 1 Pigeons, Birds, and Young Pigs. FRUIT.— Apples. Pears, Plums, and Grapes. PRODUO a-Hams and Baoon, Wairoa Cheese, Salt Butter. Beef, Onions, good Table Pota toes, Pumpkins. Vegetables, Carrotb, Cab ! bage. etc.Oats, Malse, Bran, Sharps, Sariey, ' Fowl Wheat Chaff. Oatmeal, Fleur. ; GROCERIHiS.-Tea (icheßts and boxes), White - and, Brown Sugar, Mustard, Cornflour, ' Btaroh, Hudson's Soap, Candles, Kerosene and Hemetite Paint and Sundries, et, etco, i CARRINES & TAYLOR, I' 1 ' Auctioneers. TO- MO RR 0 W. PRODUCE SALE. j W. DOWDEN WILL Bell by auction, at the Exchangt Mart Queen-Btreet To-morrow (Fri a day), at 11 o'olook, 6 sacks Damaged Maize 10 saoks Fowl Wheat 15 sacks Barley 21 saoks Damaged Sharps 43 sacks Sharps . 190 saoks Bran _ 30 saoks Bedding Chan 31 bags Flour 19 eases Frnlt 70 Wairoa Cheeses 25 sides Bacon • 1 oask Hams 70 saOks Potatoes 60 sacks Oats S saoks Oatmeal 120 boxes Tea SO large Vases j, Also* 80 head of Young Poultry rfcfti-l !,':_, -I .



-=_==_==-============== . - ■ ,;j Auctions "~ ~ !~~ " ._. ..._,__ - - '• . j TO-MORROW, . '" THK B AYM ABEXT. ""* * FOE SALE, at the __bwu«ket-, $0^ * v * Ail American Four-horse ffrwer Englnfr ALFRED BPCKLAMI). y: *.-' TO-MORROW, 11 O'OLOOK **K'-1 » ,41 MARKETTDAt. . ARTHUR'S POULTRY^PRODtJfiBi FRUIT, AND GROCERY AUCTION MARKET. ARTHUR'S MART. QUEEN-STREET. -! ! POULTRY DEPARTMENT. «^e and Imported ai^£™&JSHSf Fanoy flirde, &o.; Sm»U Pigs, &oi , ...mm .sum PRODUCE. GBOOBRT, AND JTRUIT I* 200 Good Cheeses. 15kern W*ft,-^ll iTAfj'™*** 8 8 cases Canterbury Bwon aaa _amy~ 20 tides and rolls sundry Baoon, 30 Ham* ISO eaoksGood/TablePotatdee - .iiA.: T A . 60 bags Onions '-, ". y-'»-'". :v ■ "--••i'lao JEi,'"' Carrots. Marrows, Pumpkina, Oab_»_rt*' m-ws Herbs, Flour, Oatmeal. Sharps, Bran, Oc*» ~ fiatae, Fowl wheat Wheat 000,64. On aooount ot whom it mar concern (more or lees domaged)-80 oaokages Bngar.iS hsU ,. chests Tea, 10 saoks Boneaast._ _ m FRUIT.-Plums, Pears, Poaohes, Apples. Dam- Sons GROCERIES, &0.-Tea, Sugw. Colfta. Hoe, Cornflour. LofliesrPeel. BUoulta, Btaroh, * pine, Soap, Vestas, Dried Apples j '•-.■' OH SIM FBIY-LMHiT, ' •■•iV-i '. A ' . '. FURNITURE DEPARTMENT, «Wra At Auction Prioes: A Buperior Mangle, Hanoe. Orgaa^ Har moniums, stoves.^Ovew, ««««_'»'*£ -"? ' Maohlnes, Iron BsdsWods, Oil Vt^nnain handsome GUt Frames, English. American, and Colonlol-mode Furniture tor Drawing room. Dining-room, Bed-room, and Kitchen Watches. Clocks. Vases, tux, tee. - TO-MORROW, 2 o'oi-OcpE tin, m'% GRAPES, PEARS, jtUt^jW. Ex s.b. Hero, front Sydney. ' ;'; / f j TO BESOLDB* AUOTIOIr.-M'ii IAA CAS BS GRAPES IW 40 oases PHARB'^ -£___ ; 12 oases filbkrt NUTS At A R THUR'S it A_ X T.~~ I ■•• i__-_ <■■'■ a-ai—r. SATURDAY; fi-A.*,, ~ .' B' UILDINGS, to be removed within one week from day ot sale, nn the Ottoa*nj at Mr J. Craig's yet* f > wotwrn *A ' An Iron Offloe, a .Wood Offloe. Custom? . house-street ~ ■■■.; ,i-',,ui'ii -ufJI '■'_■''. , A Shop, with Iron Roof, next to MoLean's. 1 Terms Cash on the fall ot the Hamnwr. _r_ ,' '■ .F>oo;i ." , - >■■ ' '■■ •■ -.- -' C :bD6) a ' I j ft! r. ;V ; : ,a -wp,m-M&x«i«' '-x ' ■ rawer ix : , Auctioneer. : .- .<•..■ _hm _ 0• M &&s 6w, .at the sb-c^eSs' Auctiotf feARr. Opposite the Stab Office in Wyndham-street. ■ ■ j ysrmvt. mv-r_ )ym'/_s«ii _t. .0 j 3. R. LAMBKBT AND CO. WILL sell by auction, at the Settlers* Mart, Wyndham-street, To-morrow p (Friday),at 11 sum, < ■'.:¥./; X.7_ ; POULTRY , ~ ~ , -, ! Produce of all kinds _ * ' ' :Fur_dtura,Leu__i__gton,R_u_«e., ~-,„ . „* ; Butcher's floales and weights. Tuna f *•.«.»/,. ' j Chopping Blook and Baskets, So. Allotments in Ponsonby, Kyber Pass, Arch Hill, KUerslle. ond aU parts ol the Provlnoa for Ba>etreservea).'' ■-'< > • ■'■■<H<i _.<< .■_» A T SIBBIN'S MART,' Lower QUeen";'''.' J_|l street,atUoroWok,'''' l%'',:, '-"'I|W!t,<» ';::: 60 Waiwera Cheese. • „LA 8 lcegsTJamaW Bntter.ito <fleg»*iiw«W* Maizej Oats, Flour, Bran, Bbarw, Beet, Potatoes, upset prloe ts ; Osndlce, Soap, Kerosene, Onions, Fov.l Wheat, j -.■'ii.i.tTeas Sugar, eto.'1 "i :-.* -'>■•;-; wi; '-^'M • Groosries,etc. ai ■■_•_:-■ tuft... 832 bags Bone Dnst, ex Adelaide. TO SORNISfaINQ nniONMONtiEES, . ik r cabinet MANtfFACTUKKM, : ; - DEALERS, ANDOTHE^. ;;. 1 Ex Dunoraig and Arnold Yon Bippen. 1; 'BR-iSß'ri^^RO^lS'allß.TitfiiDS, * PLATE, bWING, AND OTHER COTS; AMERICAN CHAIRS. « | '', '' "■&(_,'■ 'W&,! •*&,"''' "-1' " i ! \,';i; GABRIEL . LEWltf i jtfli ' HAS recoived instructions to seU, at . bis' Store, on. the above date, at 11 o'olook, ,:;".;.',.;: ■-it::..' ;,.;-.;,»,. i,i,'_ '; ■■ :x& oK CASKS FRENCH AND FOUR POSTED «0 %ALF ' TESTES AND OOTmBKO- S; ■■■'- BTEADS. y-> •'•■'"•i- - !Mfl .TSg 50 packages american ohairs /•paocAgks Am:eb|oan corn II w w___m___i%^f l . ;.r .i,v ; vf':- '' ,i':.!S j j 3 l'-.-'.K-'. .:>! IteJPOßlttWßllt, r.- ..0 ,ia<t .!)_ 1 WEDNESDAY,' MARCH 15.Ji' 1 VALUABLE FREEHOLD & LEASE- ■ j » " • HOLD PROPERTIES. ,;'; t To CLO6B Partnership 'Aodouim^ [BONA FIDE UNRESERVED BALIS. I ~..,,,.-„B. &A. ISAACS HAVE been favoured with instructions from Messrs Hull Bros, to sell, by auction, , on Wednesday, 15th Maroh, at UO'Olook, ' - ' The foUowing VALUABLE PROPJSRTIBS. < . '■ via.— .;" yi / ;% . lst-Tho Stores, Na 85, Queen-Btreet, freehold, at present oooupled by Hull Bros. 1 -~ >~ Sad—Hull Brae's Bonded Worehbuse, coTnev ~'. at Albert and West Qaeen-strtets 1 unexpired . lease of 991 rears (nine hundred and ninety-one . •"*% years). •;"» -' ' :'"" "' '.» "' ■ :'-r ,l:' ; Srd—Allotmeats » and 8, Br«akwat«r, the lat ter having large Iron sto^JThe ta?? 8J» B ' three years to ran, with ri_jht ot rsmovisMr buiidlnE^Ji .. ,; y-,vV> ;.. V "r-rmii ' '!l ' FUllpartfoularamsy bo obtained fronsM«_s» ' ' y Hull Bros, or E. & A.. I_Waoe.; ■ ;';• ■>■ " _.U'iiWW-mii__ \ Merchants and Auctioneers, V. 8. OOOHEANK] fJAB. DADE! ; : ~.I OT MONDAY,, MAROp «, . y(r } COMFORT A iTle" RESIDENCE, j ~., . :! j: .-.HpBS9B(.STEIftT,,j Kw 0 T I 150 ACRES, TUHIKARAMEA; THE subscribers will sell at their Booms, Fort-strset, on Monday, 6th March, at 13 'o'olock, , ~ ;. , -. .■.., , ~ ■-,■■. xxi Byordetof the Exedutbr''lh the Kstate of the J late Harriett Ashsr 1 '%6_i(_iN*llßKE'ri-i_?rirtlM ABotment B. i Section 23, having a frontage to Hobeon * street of 48 feet by a depth of 78 feet, having a subetonUal and comfortable Rosidenoe ereoted thereon, containing . ' I eight large rooms, bathroom, kitchen, pantries, souuery, and cellar, with gas and water laid on. . TUHIKARAMBA-AUotment 111, con taln ing 60 acreß. ;-, ■ ■ iSsai ''•'■ ■ '.■ ..-^o'i?W^*'-!,";'■'."' ,*'.''ll :' The Residenos will be open to Inspection an . 1 any week day, from i to fi p.m, _._,"- For further particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioned*. I—, S, OOOHBAIIEJ' IIA& DAOM ■'- WEDNESDAY, MARCH i.^ * * VALUABLE PROP KB XI, i:7: ■■ <.. Cornerof *'"'".".' "':'*. l ', HQBSON AJHD. CUSTOM.HOUSB*' ; I ■' STRKET& ': A L L O ~T"*M E » T, I , :-•• Cornerof ALBERT AND MOOitE-STBEETS. rpHE subscribers will sell, atihwrßMm. 1 Forfrstreefc^oa Wednee&fc BUx tertaata* U"a?M_ler_rftlir!Frnst^iß*i^^ W r gfc , orrr of. AUOffldiNDl- Allotment M, , Motion 3i. and adjptetasr wolamattai. 1 Sring a fiiontago onpSTtalt; to lower ... house-street, with a through depth of '• i'"' 209 links and 25i links, and having a Oot- ~: •■■ tags and other improvements erected thereon. ' ; ..' ■«..»£'■ ■; '_ CITY OF AUCKLAND-Part ot Allot , ment IS, Seotion 18, situate oorner of Lowor Albert-street and Moore stmst. Title nnder I^and Transfer Aot. I -■'. , No Reserve,. ' x* 1 For further particulars apply to I SAMCEL COCHRANE « SON, •I AuoUanaora . * ,' (Continued, on Fourth Pagejj,