Hcwmarkct gentlemen also, but certainly not as tho representative of a locality. _ Tho deputation thanked the Ministers and withdrew. THIS PREMIER'S MOVEMENTS. The Premier and Mr K. Hobbs, M.H.K., will leave Auckland for the North by the 5,9, Bingarooma on Monday next.

POLICE COURT.-This day.

(Before J. E. Macdonald, Bag , JR.M.)

Drxtnkhnnkss. —Three inebriates were punished in the usual manner, ASSAULT. — Margaret Britton was charged on warrant with assaulting' George Staiues by striking him on the shoulder with a piece of iron, on the Ist inst.—lt appears that defendant hadbeenMrStaincs's housekeeper, and he had discharged her from his service, S: he refused to go because she said some wages were due to her, and. an altercation took place, which resulted in the " People's Champion" receiving a slight Wow with a piece of iron.-His Worship naid he would discharge the case on con dltion that a conatable proceeded with her to Stainea's residence and superintended the removal of defendant's goods ami chattels. This terminated the business.

CORRESPONDENCE.

DOMAIN BOARD.

(TothoKdltor.) Sir—On looking over the list of new niemhcrfl, I sco there are no less than six out of the fourteen who reside in tlio electoral district of Parnell.-Yours, ice., a air x la i■

THE DISPUTE AT THE UNION MILLS.

(To the Editor.) Sm,-Ke the dispute at the Union Sash and Door Company, I may state that since the new management came into being the V* touch of oppression the men felt was what is known as the obnoxious ticket Tystem, which produced a fcehag: ofdeep Str^chTo^vtt^Ue respectable body of working men could not be found in any part of the colonies. Who U responsible for the introduction of it, I am not prepared to say, whether it has emanated from the fertile brain of some hungry director, or been sug. rested by some of those canuy ones re cently from the South. Be it as it may, it is eminently unpopular, and those who are responsible for it may rest assured it was one straw on the camel's back, and no li»ht one either. There has been one long deep growl against it, and such remarks as " It only wants an iron ball and chain to each man's log to make it a convict establishment." The question has been put, "How does Mr Holdship manage with a larger number of hands J" and on making enquiries I find that his system is a very simple one, and, like many simple things, is the best. It is this :He has a foreman, or leading hand, over every department, and these men can tell in an instant when a man is missing, and it is tolerably well known that the men working for the Timber Company put in as good a day's work as any men in tho colony, and without being degraded by this abominable ticket system. The ticket system, fo justly complained of by the men, is as follows :—Each man has a number, and there are a lot of brof» tickets, each one numbered, say from one to two hundred. As the men go through the yard in the mornlDg they are each supplied -with a ticketwithanumberonitcorresponl in" to his own. He keeps that ticket until the whistle blows at 12 o'clock for' lunch ; he must then march up to the ollice and deposit his ticket. The whistle blows again at five minutes to 1 o'clock ; he must again proceed to the ollice and fetch his ticket, and keep it until 5 o'clock, when he must deposit it once more in the office, thus handling his ticket four times a day. Well may decent men growl at this sort of almost prison dis cipline, and it has been no secret among the jneu that on the first opportunity most of the best hands would, seek employment in establishments where less tyranny prevails. The Union Saah and Door Company possess exactly the same facilities for seeing that their hands are at work at the proper time as other companies. They have foremen over every department, and, as before stated, those foremen can tell in an instant it a man be absent. But the last straw which has broken the camel's back is the over-time question ; the nun don't wish to work over-time, but on this point will com ply with the wish of the manager bo long as they are paid tinic-and-a quarter for it. The company are enormously busy ; -and it should be recollected that some two years ago, wbeii trade was slack, the management reduced the men's wages, but now when trade is wonderfully brisk and timber at a high figure the repeated effort 3of the men to get back their old rate of pay have been unavailable. • The men, I am certain, will have the sympathy not only of their fellow tradesmen, bnt of all other trades, and the public in general. This, I regret to say, is the old old story : crushing the working man, and this in the face of the very prosperous condition 6f the company, for only thia week the glorious dividend of 17 J per cent, has been declared for the lucky shareholders.—Yours, &c , Sympathy.

(To tbe Editor.)

SIR,— Although reluctant to rush into print, will you kindly insert in your next_ issue a lew words in connection with the dißpute or strike now pending at the Union Sa?h and Door Company. I think your readers will bear me out when I say that the public feeling is strongly in favour of the men,who were instructed per notice to work 11J hours per day, until further not'.ce, and be cause they refused to work the extra hour? without extra pay, they were to consider themselves discharged. Those of us who have resided out here many years need hardly be told that a man has not the en during powers—or in other words the climate is more fatiguing here than in the old conntry, and if an employd does his duty, he will find 8J hours amply safficient to constitute a day's work. In this ease 11J hours aro demanded, there by almost reducing the man to a mere machine, to be cither going or stopping at the option of thoae in command, When trade was depressed and dividends low the men submitted to a 10 per cent, reduction, but now that trade and dividends are reversed, and prospects of the company never more cheering than at present, that is, quoting the chairman's remarks on Tues day last—l 74 Per cent, and £600 bonus for the directors-speaks for itself. But, to increase tbe dividend, the gentlemen who constitute the Board of Directors are trying to pull the string too tight unon the work man. Although disinterested in the matter, If things cannot be amicably settled, would it not be well to refer the matter to a gentleman of position, selected by both parties, and let his unbiassed decision settle the dispute,—Yours, &c,, Kdhund McVicae.

[We have received two other letters on this subject, bnt as they are similar in tone and argument to the aLove their publication is hardly necessary. We mo9t sincerely hope to see this unhappy dispute brought to a close at once by the manifestation of a conciliatory disposition on both sides. The question at issue is not of such magnitude that any great trouble should be experience! in settling it.-Ed. E.S.]

(To the Editor,) Snt.-Kindly allow me a few remarks re lock-out at Sash and Door Company. Mr Murdoch is in error when he states that it is not the rulo in this city to pay for over time at an advanced rate, for in all establishments where ovor-time h worked, viz, Messrs Fraser and Tinne, Maaeneld s, railway shops, etc., it is paid for atthe> rate ot time-and-a-quarter up to a certain hour, when it is then time-and-a-half. Again, sir, some years ago working rules were drawn up for the bund iDg trade, and met the approval of the employers, in which it is laid down that over.time>hall only be worked when men are not to be procured, and then paid for at an advanced rate. If the Sash and Door Company can get over-time done at the ordinary rate, they had better try to introduce a ten hour system at once, for it is simply the tbin edge of the wedge. If the men stand firm and prevent this breach of the eight hour law?, they will gain sup port and sympathy from the whole of the working class. Trusting you will insert this for the cause that needs assistance.— I am, &c, _6ha»ks.

MINING NEWS.

SUCCESS.-Since my last report I have opened out from the rise both ways, ibe reef ia neatly changed from wbat it was lower,down. In the stope going north gold is met with in breaking dowD, but much finer than it has beeu before. Mam level South : There is no change since last report Low Level: The ground still con iinnea hard.—Peter Keid, January 30.

CRICKET MATCH.

English Eleven V. Auckland. Twenty-two.

A thbee-dAYS1 match between the team of English professional cricketers and twenty two representatives of Auckland was com menced in the Domain this afternoon. Some considerable time has elapsed since an All-England eleven played in Auckland, and hence a large amount of Interest is evinced in the match, especially by our cricketers themselves. Efforts were made to get the ground in as good a condition as possible, and one satisfactory improvement lies in the fact that the long grass on the outskirts of the field has been mowed down, and consequently all danger of losing tho ball there removed. Some thing should have been done to level the lumpy ground outside the wickets; for the very important reason that it rendered fielding remarkably difficult. The rain which fell last night hud the effect of im proving the pitch, which was well rolled this morning. Fine weather favoured the game, but a strong south-westerly breeze which swept across the ground proved trying to the players, however pleasant it might have been to the specta tors. The local men were early on the ground, and filled up the time with practice. On the arrival of the Englishmen, the Aucklanders held a meeting and elected Mr Mumford captain. He was favoured by the result of the toss, and decided to Bend hia men to the wic kets. Mr Lillywhite and Captain' Lambert were appointed to act as umpires for Eng land and Auckland respectivety, while Mr C. White scored for Auckland, and the similar duty for the visitors was performed by Mr A, McCormick. There ,was only a small atten dance on the ground when the match commenced, but it was expected that the line weather and the half-holiday declared on the occasion would attract a large crowd of spectators during the afternoon,

THE PLAY. Shaw fiolded his his men as follows :—

Shaw, bowbr and slip ; Barlow, bowler and slip; Shrewsbury, point; Uylett, cover point and long on ; Scotton, loug slip and long on ; Selby, long slip and long off; Midwinter,, mid-on and mid-ofl; Emmet, mid-off and mid-on; Bates, cover-point and long-oil'; Pilling, wicket-keeper; King, substitute, short-leg, Peato was absent owing to an attack of dysentery, but it was expected that ho would be" on the ground after the lunch ad journment. King iielded in his place. Mumford and Tcstro went to the wickets,, the former t king first ball from Shaw, who was at the southern end, The first of the over was sent down at 1.25, and was played by Mumford to point carefully. He also played the second and third in the same direction, but the fourth, slowly pitchod, was too much for him, and scattered his

timbers—l-0-0. O'Brien filled the vacancy, and Barlow took the ball at the northern end. Testro got a single to point trom his second, and O'Brien played the remainder of the over. Testro got one from a leg draw off Shaw, and O'Brien was clean' bowled by the next ball-2-2-0. Cox came to the rescue, and the over ' changed. Testro played the second to leg, and a run was stolen. The remainder of the over was taken by Cox, who played steadily. Testro saw a maiden from Shaw safely through, and Cox got a single from a point cut. He was nearly caught. Testro, while attempting a diffi cult run, was grandly thrown out by Ullyett

—4-3 3. "Vates was next man in. Cox played hia over, and Yate3 took a maiden, each ball being ninely put away. The fielding was splendid, and runs were diffi cult to obtain. Shaw sent down a maiden to Cox, and Yates skied the last of Barlow's next over. It was tried for by Bates at point, but he failed to secure it. A Bingle was run, and Yates followed it up with another from a good on drive. He took another maiden from Barlow. A "shooter" from Shaw wa» too much| for Cox, and he retired amidst cheers—6-4-1 — Arneil filling the vacancy. He took the last of the over, and Yates was again play ing to Barlow. A maiden was reported, and Arneil permitted Shaw to place the honour to his credit also. Yates got Bar low in the slips for two, and added a>ingle from ii cover.point hit off the same bowler. Another single from an off-drive brought up ten. Arneil broke his "duck" with a drive for one, and Yates added another single to his score from a fine drive off Shaw's last of the next over. Barlow tumbled a maiden to Yates, and Shaw another to Arneil, the latter batsman's defence being very pretty. Yates played a second maiden from Burlovr, and Arneil brought up a single by n nice off drive from Shaw. General admiration was expressed at the splendid fielding of the Englishmen. Barlow's next over was fatal to Arneil, who put the last ball into Midwinter's hands at mid-off-13-5-2.

An adjournment for lunch, was then made, the time being 2 p.m.

3 p.m. Luncheon was provided in the pavilion by Mr E. McEweD, of tbe City Buffett. There are now more than 1,000 spectator!! on the ground, and a stream of victors are cons stantly coming through the gates. Excel lent music is being discoursed by the Engineer and City Band, under the direction of Mr Iropey. Play was resumed at 3 p.m., i.yncu taking the vacant position at the southern wicket, and receiving the last of the over from Barlow. Yates cut Shaw for two, aud played the remainder of the over neatly. 'A maiden from liarlow was taken by Lynch, and Yates similarly obliged Shaw. Dan Lynch commenced his ecore with a grand drive to the on from one of Barlow's balls. Three were run, amidst loud applause.

3.20 p,m,

This streak of luck was followed by two successive maidens, and Lynch then got two from a nice cut off Shaw. The telegraph board showed 20, and things began to wear a brighter appearance for Auckland. Grand fielding on the part of the Englishmen kept runs down surpris inrrly, Shaw and Barlow both sent maidens, and Yates then got the latter bowler away niceiy for three, amidst loud demonstrations of approval. Lynch put the next over the bowler's head, and a single resulted, the ball being smartly returned. Shaw's succeeding ovir was a maiden, Dan Lynch playing it carefully. Yates got one or two hard drives from Barlow, but no scoring could be done from them, and three successive. maidens were reported. Both batsmen) were playing steadily. Lynch got one from a good off hit, and on the change of bowling, drove Barlow through the crass for another six, A nico tall from Barlow took Yates's off stump, and he retired amidst applause. His innings for twelve waa well playcd-26-6?12, Dewes was the next ball,' and he com menced by " slogging " at the last two of the over, Lynch played a maiden from Shaw, and Dewes letting out at Barlow drove him to the boundary line for two. lie hit the other balls of tbe over very hard, but they were all returned too smartly to allow a scoring from them. Lynch took a maiden from Shaw, and Dewes opened his shoulders to Barlow, Duttinc him clean over the boundary line, four being called. This he followed by a splendid drive for a single from Barlow, and Lynoh followed suit, putting the ball in the same place tor one. Lynch <*ot another maiden from Shaw, and Dewes commenced again with a slip for two off Barlow. Midwinter fielded another fine drive from Dewcs, and prevented rune, Shaw caught Dewes in the slips from the next ball, and the batsman waa loudly cheered on -his retirement. Although only at the wickets a short time, he brought runs rapidly, slogging the bowlers all over the field—36-7 9. Thompson was the next man, He helped Lynch to run a single, and then after taking a careful survey of the field, he attempted to play his first ball, which was fiom Shaw, but it ■was more than he could negotiate, and his stumps were distributed over the field—B7-8-0. Gardiner took his place. Lynch put Barlow away for one to the on, and Gardiner took the last of the over. After a maiden from Shaw to Lynch he got a main from Barlow, sad played back very much to each. Lynch got Shaw away a"am to the off for two, and 40 appeared oq ?hc telegraph board. The first bye was run from Gardiner's end, and he took his firrt ball from Shaw. It was a lucky one for the local men, passing the wicket-keeper Sd waisKedS-47.9 0. Robinson was next man, and'his Wife f *«o romovad by one from Barlow after Lynib, had got a BingS.lo.'O.FercyDufaurtookhis^aoe. P. Dufaur, aftor getting a drive for two, was caught in the .lips by Shaw. White side, who succeeded, got Shaw away splendidly for three A 'hooter from Barlow soon after disposed of Lynch,

after putting together 19 by good play. He was enthusiastically cherred. —55—12 -19.

liiitdoii, the next man, got Sarlow to cover point for a single, and was then clean bowled by Shaw-56-13—1, W. Lankhatn was next in.

4.45 p.m. Whiteside ran OHt to a slow high pitched one from Shaw, and hit it into the bowler's hands. 59-14-3. Farrar, the Tauranga representative, came to the rescue. Auckland twknty-two, Mnmford 0, b Shaw „ .. ..0 Teatro 111, run out 3 O'Brien 0. b Shaw .. 0 Cox 1, b Bhaw 1 Yaies 112U123, b Barlow 12 Arneil 11, o Midwinter, b Barlow _ 2 Lynch32lllllllll23, not out _ ..19 Uewes 2112, o Shaw, b Barlow .. 9 Thomson 0, b Shaw .. .. „ 0 Gardner 0. st Pilling 0 Hoblnson 0, b Barlow 0 P. Dufaur 2. o Shaw, b Barlow .. 2 Blodon 1. b Shaw 1 Whltoslde-3, o and b Shaw .. .. 3 Total .. .. _ _ _ 69

WELLINGTON RACES.

(BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

WELLINGTON, this day. The weather is beautiful for the races. About 1,000 people are present. The course is in splendid condition. The police and detectives have instructions to stay ■ all sweeps and gambling of any description. His Excellency and Lady Gordon arrived on the course at 12.30. Two totalisatore are at work.

Tho Maiden Plate was a walk over for Magnolia, Salvuge being scratched. Shortly after noon Fleur de Lyj was scratched for the Cup. Grand Duchesß is scratched for the Cup.

Hurdle Kacb.— Clareuce, 1; Agent, 2; Scrutineer, 3. Totara and General also started. - .

Welmhqton Cup, 500 soys., 2 miles, Hilda, 6st4lbs 1 Salvage, 6st Gibs 2 The Poet, Cst 91bs 3

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT).

TUAMEB, this day.

Hopeful Cry crushed 20 loads quartz for a payable yield of 38ozs 15tlwts gold. Cale donian :89 loads, 93oza Gdwts, Old Golden Calf: 26 loads, 49ozs retorted gold. New Golden Crown cleaned up after a month's operations for a yield of 2120z* 15dwts. Tho Waiotahi, which has ouly been working during the past threo weeks, re torted to-day for tho result of 1990zi 4dwts gold. 'I he quantity of quartz crushed was 14S tons.

HOUSE BURNED.

DUMEDIN, this day.

Mr A. C. Siodes houso at Waikouati, insured in the National for £1000, was burnt down yesterday. Mr Shode went home tho day before, and had sold the place to Constable Townsend, but the transfer of the policy wa3 not effected. The goods in the house wore sold, but not removod. They were uninsured.

SIR GEO. GREY'S RETURN TO TOWN.

Sir Georqs Gkey came up from the Kawau last night for the purpose of taking some action with the object of stay ing, if possible, fhe re-leasing of the Otago runs until after Parliament has met. It appears that Sir George only learned upon receipt of a copy of the " Gazette " that the runs were to be offered for lease on the 27th of February next, and he immediately left for Auckland to consult with the members of his party as to what acton should bo taken to secure the cutting up of the runs on the terms most favourable to settlement, Mr Stout, it will be remembered, actively exerted himself at the Otago Waste Lands Board in the same direction. Precisely what course will bo pursued does not yet appear to hava been determined. A public meeting was thought of by Sir Geo. Grey, but probably the futnre action will be decided aftor consultation with other members of the Assembly. The runs to be refleased on the 27tk of February num ber 173, comprising an area of 2,309,217 acre* of Ciown Lands, well grassed, well watered, and easy of access by roads. Tho runs average an area of 12,348 acres: eighty-seven, of them aro under this average, the lowest being 3,200 acres, and eighty-six of them are aoove the average, tho highest being 70,190. The up»et rentals average ne«rly 4d per acre, ranging from a fraction of Id to 7d. The tenure ranges from one year up to ten.

COFFEE PALACE COMPANY.

An adjourned meeting of the directors aud shareholders of this company was held this afternoon in the Insurance Buildings. Mr Joseph Newman was voted to the chair, and stated that, in accordance with the desire of the shareholders, IVlessrs Pierce and BaKer had «ono over the figures with much care, and suggested several oltera? lions worthy of consideration, and if the necessary capital could be raised and the building completed in its entirety, it would prove a greater public advantage and be better for the shareholders.— Mr Bajcer pro posed that the Pa'ooe should be one storey lower bntthiswouldßwoepawaysome3oor4o bed?, and the profits wonld be less in pro portion. If the accommodation was reduced the numbers at tho breakfast tablo would be less,—Mr Newman thought it waa moat desirable the original plan should be_ car ried out, but how is the monqy to be raised ? —Mr Lamb was in favour of Increasing the shares to 1,500. Many shareholders were willing to double their number.—tar Ladder thought'it was better, if possible, to com plete the building rather than make addi tions in the future, and moved, " That the directors be empowered to carry out the building aa originally designed."—Mr Wor rall seconded.—Mr KUia, and other sub scribers made some remarks about the roof of the Palace, and repudiated the itatement issued by the City Council.—Mr Aickin said they proposed to erect on the English, and not on the American plan,—An extra ordinary meeting was then held, when Mr Lamb moved, Mr Aicisin secondsd, and it was parried, "That the capital of the company be increased from 20,000 to 3p,000 shares at 20s each.—The meeting waß then cloied."

THE UNION SASH AND DOOR STRIKE.

Afteb we went to press yesterday the delegates appointed at the meeting of the Union Sash and and Door employ^, in? terviewed the mill manager, Mr JJerbert, making known to him the determination of the men to adhere to the decision arrived at in tbo morning, Mr Herbert said that he had already gone beyond the bounds aa signed to him by the directors, and tb,at he must adhere to the position already taken up. He expressed a hope that nqtwith standing what had takoD place they would remain friends. At five o'clock the delegates met the workmen at the meetingrroom in the Work? ing Men's Club, and informed them of the reault of their mission. Tne workmen one and all declared that they would not return It was stated that the manager of the com pany was sending.to the southern pro vinces for men to fill the places of thpse "locked out," and a rssolution waa passed authorising the chairman to publish notices in the papers at Dunedin, Chriatchurch, Napier and Wellington. It was decided that those who could get work should take it af; once, and an under standing was arrived at that the men who found employment should, form a fund for the assistance of thoae who were not so fortunate, Reference was made to the sympathy expressed by the public, and the chairman read the leader in last nights Stab which waa greeted with three cheers. The meeting then broke up. This morning the carpenters and joiners .proceeded to the factory at Mephapics' Bay and removed their tools. A large number of them have already obtained employ, ment elsewhere. A meeting will be held thi3 evening at eight o'clock, for the purpose of deciding certain matters concerning the Accident Relief Fund established amongst the' em : ploy6s of the company.

The sparkling extravaganza " Chilpenc was again performed at the Theatre floyal last evening before a fair house. Tha same programme will bo repeated this evening, ■ ~' The English Cricketers will patronise Bent and Bachelders Minstrels thfs even, ing.

THE AUCKXANP EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2,



] Wanted. _' WANTKD, two smart Lads about 14 yeara'of ago.-Apply GlodhlU'a Cordial Factory, Welleßloy-atreot. a"NTED7 for Dunedin, a First-claaa MUlinor, good salary.-Apply, to Mrs Page. Owen and Graham. WANTED, a Girl 16 or 17 for house work, aleep at home preferred.-Apply Mra Trayea.Alma Btore, Franklin Koad. _ WANTED, for a country hotel, good General Servant able to wash and do plain cooking—Apply to Mrs Porter, Charle mont Hotel, Wakoflold-street. WAKI'BD, Pick and Shovtl Men. — Dock Reclamation Works, North Shore; Hnnt and White. Contractors. m WANTED, a General Servant. —Ap ply Mra Bell, Nugent-street, opposite Kyber Pasa. WANTED, a good Carpenter; princi pally for-jobbing work; nlso a Yeunß Man to make Wheel-batrows.— Apply J. C. Pelham, Victoria-street. ANTED, Carpenters, Planing Ma chine-hands, and Yardsmon lor Me chanics' Bay Factory.—Apply Union Sash and I)oc*r Company. \\l ANTED, respectable girl as General V* Servant; muat be fair cook and laun dress.—Apply to Mra Sloman, top of Urafton pad. WANTED, a Smart Boy; refereuoen required.—Dunno Hall Sc Co., Queen- Btreot. WANTED, Apprentices to the Dress raaking.-A. K. Venton, Draper, North Bhoro. WANTED, a respectable Youth to drive a bakor'a ourt»-T. J. Philip, Karangahapo Koad, Newton. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply immediately at Davonshlro House, Hobaon-Btreot. WANTED, a Nursegirl.—Apply at the Anchor Hotel. Qnoen stroet. \X, rANTJJD, a Boy.—Apply ulanville YV and ttllyett, Qrooors. 1-U. Qneen-atroet. ANTED, Employment by a Widow flvo or six days a week, house or needle work.—Addro»s KB. star oillce. WAN TED, Painters (experienced work inon).—Apply 3tar ofllce. WANTED, two good Servants for gen tlomon's families, Bay of. Islands (near oacn other.)— Mrs EUmore'fl Registry, Short and-Btreet. WAN') ED, a Light Butrgy Mare, must be quiet in Buddie and horneis, for a ady t■> drlVB; stato prloa.—Apply Fd, this offlco. WANTtD, two respectable Boys about 11, at Horbort H. Smith's Wrought Iron Range Manufactory, Ancklapd Iron Works. \l/ ANTED by competent hotel servant, VV engogonient aa Waitress; Orßt-claBS •cferoncos.—Mra Klßmoro'a Keßlatry, Shortland itreot. __ %»•■ ANTED, by a widow, with child two V T years old, onc;ai?omont as Housokooper )r Housemaid; Icbb. wagrs if child tukon; good •oferonces.—Mrs Klsinoro'a Koglstry, Hhortland itroot. WANTED, Lady experienced in teach. Ing Mualo, f»r town.—For address apply _ra Klemoio'a Registry. ahortland-Btreot. YI7 ANTED, good Cooks, Laundresses, V T for town and country; wages 12s to 15s. -Mra Eltunoro'a KOKlstry. _. ANTED, Hotel Housemaid, and wait table; wages 15s.—Mrs Klsmore's Re ilßtry.jhortland-atroet. ________. W ANTED, Young Girls to assist; must bo Btca-y and reßpectable.—Mrs Kls aoro'g Registry. ~ WANTED, a good General Servant for the country (passugo paid).—Apply Mra Jason, Albortßtreot, lour doorß from Wellesley treet , WANTED, a respectable Girl for house work.—Apply A. A. Stophonson, Newton 'ancy Bazaar. Karangahapo Koad. _ WANTED, a Boy who can milk and mako himself usofnl.-A. Reynolds, tono house, Mount Kdon Road (near Three _____ ' . _- WANTED, a Girl, about IC—Apply William Down., Napior-street, Free lan'a Bay. „ ANTED for Epsom, a smart Lad about 15, ablo to drlvo and assist a lardenor.—W. and J. Frator, Land Agent, f.Z Inanranco Bulldingß. , WAN TED, an Apprentice.—Apply per sonally to Wra. Mo Arthur _ Co. ANTKD, a useful Boy (easy place).— Apply J. Williams, Tailor, Victorla treot. _^_ I*7 ANTED, a smart Girl about 10.— Vt Apply Mra Pattcraon, Alexandra-street. ITTAnTED, a respectable Laa aoout lfi W to deliver ordors and mako hlmaolf enorally useful.—Apply at R. Burrown's Gro ary Htoro. Ponsonby iTjl/'ANfiD, at tlunuaford's Auckland VV Registry (established 18C3), Female ook. 15a; Housomaid, 12s; same hotol, Coro mndel. 117 ANTED, at Hannnford's Auckland VV Reglatry (ost-bliihod 1883). Several cmalo BorTantg. I\7A«TED, at Mannaford'a Auckland VV Iteglstry (established 1863), Young Man 3 Walter and Billiard-marker for Clnb.Napler. IXT ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland VV Registry (eetoblißhod 1863/, Marriod 'oupie for country. | L »/'ANTED, at tiannnford's Auckland W Registry (established 1803), Klderly lan to potter about (Goromandol). i*/"ANTED,a respectable Girl about 18. VV —For addreaa apply this offloe. WANTED, Lad accustomed to wood tnrnlug; also. Lad who can ore oar lantera' toolß.-Apply Brush Factory, Viotorla treot West WANTED, Apprentices to the Dress making.—Apply to Miss Bull, No. 7, logman's Bnlldingß. Qneen-strept. WA JN T E D. —To Cabinptmakerß— Wanted, a good Genural Hand.-jGarlick ■nd Cranwell, City Hall Arcade. ;_ WANTED, a good respectable Girl to assist In the housework; reference re iUlred- -pply at Mrs Ridtagsj^urner-street. ANIEIJ, Four Carpenters.—James Malcolm. WANTED, a Plain Cook and Laun drew. - Apply to Mre J. P. Leonard, Cpaom. next the Jfpßom Hotel. WANTED, a General Servant.—Ap ply Mra Waymouth, Manakan Road, ternoll, ' WANTED, a good Coat Hand tp work at the shop or at hqmp.—Apply Posse; teskip. Tailor. Bhorllnnd-strept. WANTED, a smart Boy to look alter horeoa and make himeelf Renorally use ul.—Apply Qalck'a statles. ANTJKD, a respectable Girl about 14 to assfst in hoqßewor_.-App)y at t})is )fflop. _ 675TANTED, by a young man, with a W partial knowlodge pf Plnrabinß, &0., II tuition ao Improver.—Apply X.8., Ufflca of his paper. " WANTED, a strong Boy to milk and makehimßelf usoful.—Apply W. Munro, llacksmUh. behind Thistle Hotel. \\J ANTED, a .mart Boy.—Apply at the VV Cheap Furniture Mart, Victoria-street Cast, next the Publio Hot Baths. ANTED, ii respectable General Servant for an hotel.—Apply to Mr )'Flaherty. Btar Office. ANTED, a good Pastry Uook and Boy for tho bakehouse.—W. B. Waters, !!o»feotloner, Qqeen-atreet. . ANTKD, a Nursegirl.—Apply to Mrs Lambe, Cotele Villa, Basque Road three doors from Kden Vine Hotel). ANTED, a strong Lad,—Apply J. C. iSharland & Co, ; WANTED, a respectable Female Ser. vant.-Apply to Mrs Hazard, Nelson treet (near Ylotorla-strept). WANTED to Sell, two Large Qlass Shop Fronts.-Apply W. Flood, 28. lhortland-8 treet. \\l ANTED, a Tenor for St. Mark's.— V v Sco adyortisement in another column. ANTED KNOWN—The rlirtation Waltz, only Is 6d. at UamDier'a Branch tore In the Market. Be in time. WANTED KNOWN.—Partipulars of the Fresh Bargains, including abont 1.000 Sheets fresh Music per Stracathro, Loch jrr, Coromondel, May Queen, Anazi. WelUng on. etc.. in a few days.—W. H. Dampler. WANTED KNOWN that the Victorian Loan and Discount Agency's Advortlßti nent appaarH on 4th page, flth colnmn. WASsiriu, oracrs lor our lamons Trousers to measure, at 138 8d; also, ,ho wondrous 65s units. Overcoats' bqm 40s. Marvellous value at J. D, Phillips'. Cheap rallor, 170. Queen-street. W~ ANTED, Tenders for Stone-wall Fonoing. — Apply Professor Gnscott, _morlcan Herbalist, fahortland-Btreet. WANTED.PupiJs fpr Musjc J?rench and Drawing.— riorms on application to Mrs 6. Wellcelpy-Btre-t- \\J ANTED to KKNT, a lliree or tfour V » Roomed (detaqhed) Cottßge in a healthy locality.—Apply to S Vaile, Land Agent, Short [and-street WANTED to Sell, Mixed Points in gallon this; Kauri Oil, 2/9 per gallon ; Priming Paint 6/6 per gallon.-Atkinson & Co., Freeman's Bay; Wholesale Aeenta, Messrs X, Porter _ Co, WANTED KNOWN, J. Halllday, Boot and Shoe Maker, is prepared to eseoate all orders In the trado; repairs neatly and promptly done, patches put on with solu tion.—Please note the address, Abercrombie- Btreet, fourth shop from Symonda-street. WANTED KNOWN—Tnat t{|e Hew Zealand Timber Company are sailing all kinds of Timber and Building Material at the very lowest rates. Very superior Whltg Eanri, from onr new bqsh. Ju^t sp-iipd. WXf ANTED? K_JO\VN, that Wm. Gadd VV la now sailing Apples 2d perlb; Pears, 3d; Plums, sd; Bananas, 3d; Oniona, lOlbs for Is; Peaobes, 4d per doz.—Note the address; Corner of Victoria and Nelson straetn. WANTED KNOAVN, that Mrs Ca?tor, of Vlotorla-street, Js now BelUng Ccreets at 'Jt 9dand3s Oil; bandaome Embroidery Trlmt ming, B}d and 6d; rleh Fringe, 6d; Beaded do,. Is 3d; Black Lustre*, fid anal* Id; Wools. 2s Gd per lb; White and Coloured Twist, from 3d par yard; Scarf Tieß, Is per yard.-J. O&rtar.



Wanted. WANTED, a Good General Servant, must bo a good cook and laundress.— MrsChlng. Romnera. WANTED"— XuMU NSON "S Clearance Sale is still going on. The shop is Bold, aid rQWOBBIon must be given in a few weeks. I \i; ANTED-TOMLINS >N'SClearance VY Bale—A 10s Cd Hearth Rug for 7a.3d. W" ANTED-TOMLINSON'S Clearing out Sale. Calicos, Sheeting, Quilts, Blankets, &c, under cost price, fctock moat be sold.* WANTED— TOMLINsON'S Clearance Sale.—Sllke, Velvets and Velveteens under coat price. ANTED—TOMLINSON'S Clearing! out Sale.—Underolothing and Corsets under coat price. Corao and try. \\/ AM lED—TOMLINSON'S Clearance T T Sale.—Wool work Cushions and Slippers at half-price. Worth looking at. WANTED KNOWN, ttfat "Coni ferine." iha new atmospheric puriflor, is a, very pleasant, as well as thoroughly reliable Disinfectant, and should bo used in every house in any neighbourhood where scarlet fever exists. Price Is 3d per tin at Gardner's Kngltsh Pharmaoy. 181 Qneon-atroot, Anoltland. ANTED KNOWN — Just received spoelnl value In Blaok Gronadinos. Send for patterns.—Tester, Draper, Karanpca hapo Road. ANTKD KNOWN, tnat you can Dresa well for a small weekly payment by Koinifnto Mnnro and Mllilgan, 800 advertise ment on front tge. WANTETT'KNOWN— That J. Cos gravo and Co. have the Largest Stock o Bats In Now Zealand to chooso from, and aro now Selling at Half-price. W ANTKD KNOWN, that E. MitcheT son & Co., No. 19. Queon-Btioot Wharf, aro Belling Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Flour, Oatmeal, &c, &c., at lowost market rates. WANTED KNOWN—The Cheapest and Most Durable Dress In Auokland Is now celling at J. Coagravo and Co.'s for 3a Od, 80,000 yards drcsa stuff, 7}d. WANTED KNOWN—That Munroand Mllligan have Removed from Karanga hapo Koad to Larger and moro Centra Premises in Hobson-stroot, noar Welllngton- Btreet. WANTED KNOWN, that J. MEL DKUM, Bootraakor, Bhortland-stroot. Auckland, is calling epeclal publlo attention to his Custom Work. Uopaltßneatly done, ltoota Skwn and Pbdokd and Made to Omdkb. A trial rospootfuUy solicited.—J. MKLDKUM. WANTED KNOWN—That jour money will go the farthoat if you spend it with Tostor, Draper, Karangahapo Hoad. ANTED" KNOWN— I am now sell- Ing a aplondid Family Calico, 36 inches wldo, at 0a per dozen yards. Send for pattern, —Toator, Draper Karangahapo Koad ANTED to Sell, v New Foui.roomed Cottage with good well and garden, 15 minutes walk from Union Bank; price, only £20Q.-Apply to John Soppet, Heuso. Land, and General Commission Agont, No. 8. (Jueonstreot (upstalra). ANTKD~KM)WN-J uosßraveand Co. aro Belling Mon's Buits of tho Best Bluo 9orno at 2fia fld; faahionablo make. \\J ANTED KNOWN—There aro 500 V T pairs of good Tweed Trousers to be Bold at J. Coswave and Co.'s. for Os lOd per pair. WANTED KNOWN—That tne Auckland Timber Company (Limited) are Manufacturers of all description ot Goods, with superior Maohinery and despatch.—Worksi Custom-honao-atreet Weat W "ANTED KNOWN-That H. A, Colaon, Victoria House, Victorla-Btreot, Is about to surprise the Colonial Publlo with a Grand Display of Vii'entlncs. Tho market not being over&tooked with these, tho proprietor will guarantee to give the customers of Auckland every benefit. WANTED KNOWN, tnat tne Central Freehold Land and Investment Agency has Removed to Corner Quoon-stroot and Vulcan Lane, where the Land Business in all Its branohes is now carried on under the special superintendence of Mr U. Fraaor, Valuations made, surveys for land tranaforo effected, and titles perfected at minimum coat. No ohargo mado for registering proportioa for salo ANTED KNOWN—Tnat Professor Gnssoott la tho only Original and Practi cal American Herbalist In the Colony, and also the most oxponalvo man to do buslnoss with. Ho requires no Information; ho can dooldo at a glanco the diagnosis of tho case, thereby rellev ng the uatlont of a great deal of nervousness and hesitation. Try and disprove this If yon can WANTED, two or tntee trrocers in Aitokiand and District to take the Agoncy for Nolaon, Moato, S: Co.'s Pure Blondod Tons. These Teas aro acknowledged by tho Press and Publlo to ba tho Fluent ovor sold in tho Southorn Homlsphoro, and aro guarantood I too from all scented tea.—For particulars apply to Noliion. Moato, & Co., Tea Blonders and Importers, Hlgh-stroot. Chrlstchnroh. ANTED KNOWN, that i am now Soiling every description of China, Glass, and Karthonware choapur all round than any other shop in tho trade. Vases and China Ornamonta considerably below town prices. Oao trial will provo tho fact.—Noto the address : K. A. Henman, Korangahapo Road opposite Nowton llotoL WANTED KNOWN, that H. WAITK'S Fnjit Tins aro acknowledged to bo the boat over introduced in tho colony. They re ceived a first prize nt tho Agricultural Show he'd at Kllersllo on tho flth Novembor, 1831. A recipe is issued to each purchaser, and the maker's namo is stamped on overy lid. Sold by all Ironmongers, and at tho factory, High-street, next City Council Ohambora.—E. WAITK, Wholesale and rtetall Tinßmlth. WANTED KNOWN—Tnat J. IS. Lombort <fc Co. havo oponed an Anotion Mart In Wyndham-streot, opposite the Stab offlco, for the Salo ot all kinds of Stores and Sottlora' Produce. Consignees acquainting tho above of goods coming either by boat or rail, will find every attention and oaro taken, no matter bow large or small the consignment may be. For days of Balo, see further notice. WANTKU— WANTED to Sell (chcapi, about 50 Sota of Jugs, only 2/fl BBt; 60 Seta of Juga, 4 to the set, only 4/ set; W-inch Plates, 4/6 doz; 8 inch Plates, 3/6 doz; 32 doz Meat Dlßhos, from /9 to 2/6; Cupa and Saucors, iB doz; 50 doz Mugs. /2 to /5: Kngravod Wino Glasses, 1/8 doz; Kngraved Water Jngs, 3/ and 36: about 400 Assorted Books, choap; China Keg Cuua, 12; Glass Butter diahee, 1/ and I,'fi ; Gloss Sugar Has ns, 1/ to 1/0; Canary Seod, /5 per lb: Hemp-Soed, /i lb; lot of Turkey Bponge, /9 and 1/; Toy Plates, /2. 12. and /i; 60 doz Odd Cups /3oaoh; 1/ Tins of Baking Powdor. only /8 per tin; good Rioo. 5 lbs for 1/; Ship Biaoults. li lb 4 lbs for /C; Cabin Blsoulta, li lb: Largo Groen Applos, /lib. 12 lbs for 3&-H. WATTd, Pitt and Groy-stroeta. -Axe Handles, /4. 3/ doz. ANTED KNOWN — At Goodaon's London Aroado oaro has been exerolpod in the BOlootion ot florae ot tho Greatest Novel tioi ever soon in Auckland, BUitod for Valontine ProsontatioßS, B'pooimenß of whioh may be seen nthe flvo windows; but thp stock should bo nn'peote'4 by ovory purchaser boforo making a solectton. Trade motto-"Small profits and quick returns." Henoo we maintain ourropu tatlon na being the Cheapest In Anckland for Stationery and Cutlery, Glass and China, Clocks and Watches, Bruahware and Por/umory, Jowollory and Fancy Goods, Musloal Instru monts and Toyß, Dolls and Japanese Roode, the iiuoful apd OrnameotaL London Office: 68, at. Mary Axe. rnUlTlOH.—Wanted, fora young lady JL 2 Hours oaoh day, Plain Bngl(sh Kiluoa tlon; one or two other puplla desirable.—Ad^ dress J.I.W. BTAH offlco. "\ GENTLEMAN a,nd h;s W^fe want J\. Furnißho4 Rooms, with or without board, n a good houßp to a snbnrb, or near the Domain one or two Bitting rooms; bodroom.and dressing room).—Address Z.i Stab office. /SaKE^TAKER wanted in subutbs, to KJ look after property In owner's absence; comfortable cottage and grazing of eight ao-eB Brass, with plenty ot wood In diatrlct. Married man Without encumbrance preferred. Unex ooptlonablereferenceß required.—Address Cato taker, at thin office. ' CJ T. M A X X 'S, UEMUEKA, ~A Tenor is wanted to fill the vacanoy caused by Mr Dixon's departure for Ohriatohurch. A Good Reader and Voioo indispensable, and references as to charaotor will bd required, For dutioß and forms apply by letter to tho Organist, box 107. General Poßt oflioe. *UCKLaND HARBOUR BOARD, TWO BOYS FOB HARBOUR DEPARTMENT. Harbour Board Offlco, Auckland, January 26,1882. Applications will be reoelved at this oflioe until TUESDAY, the 7th February next, at noon, from Boys willing to Serve in the Harbour Dopartmont. Two boys will be required; must bo respeotable, and'ovor sixteen years of age. Further particulars may be obtalnod upon ap plication at this offlco. i))<6iCQMpToNi Chairman., LlOBl aQCI ffot*aQt LOST, between Parnell und. Ponsanby, a Silver Watch, glass face and glass back.— Finder rewarded upon letqrn^ng tjame to Mr Geo. Haynes. Parnell. OST, a Brown Bull Terrier, in Qneen street, on Saturday laßt. Answers name Snap. 10s reward.—Apply Stab office. OST or STOLitN, on Saturday last, about the Railway Station, a Small EnK' llsh 1 errior Black and Tan Slut.—A Reward will bo glvon to any one delivering the above to Mr Howard, Wynyardstrept. If detained in posseoaion of any person after this notico they will bo proaeoutod. mEN SHILLINGS REWARD" Strayed from Mr Glover's Paddook, in Papa kura Valley, an Iron-grey Pony (marel, about 13i hands; was Been at Manurowa, travelling along the Great South Road towards Auckland, at 930 a.m. on 31st January. Information to be left at the manae, Papakura, or at tho Sta,k office. _J lI^OUND on thepublio street, on J^nuai;j • 220d,'183'2. OOTOsitci the Church of England Ceiaatery.Otahnhu; a f]ne Sold Guard, with a gold BlidiDg plate in the centre.—Apply to Con= stable Grafiam, Otahuhu UIOR ABSOLUTE SALE, To Bitctinx and Othkhs.-A Bplendia oppor tunity. Bakery, Dwelling, and (juthouses, lot gethor with a nrot-oIMB Temperance Boarding House, with nearly 3 aores first-class land, in young orchard and paddooke, Situated in ona of the moßt fertile of tho Northern Agrioflltural Distriots, within 40 miles of Anokland by either land or wator. This is a flrst-cla3B opening, ffullparticularflfrom p> y> EVANS( 387 Estate Agent, Auckland.



For Bale. TJIOR IMMEDIATE SALB, a New Five- F roomed Hcuse (slate roof.) large garden, &0., Mount Kdon Road.—Apply T. ilarkla, High-street. ' ipOR SALK, a Fhat-class New Piano JD (ownor leaving); must be disposed ot; a groat bargain,—Can bo seen at Mr. Forrest's Auckland Masio Warehonse. Queen street. rpo BK LjsASKD for 21 years, 3,000 X Acres of vary fine Land in central Walkato. being Lot 279 and part of Lot 208, in tho Pariah Of Whangaraarlno.—Applv to E. T. Dufaur, Keg.. Solicitor. Shortland-ptreot. (UIOR SALE, 6$ -Acres Volcanic Land, F with House. Out-buildings, orchard well- Etockcd with fruit trees, good well, tanks, and every convenience, four miles from tho city.— Apply 'to James Eenyon, opposite Baptist School-room door, Chapolstrcet. OFFERS for the Purchase of two Large Glass Shop Fronts will bo received by W. Flood, 23, Shortland-strect. HINGLES! Shinglea! Shingles 1-For sale, cheap, 300,000 first-class Shingles.— Apply to R. Scott, Mechanics' Bay. mo SADDLE* S. FOR SALK, a Firßt-olasß Business in a thriv ing town on the West Coaßt—Apply Star offloo^ • FOR SALK, a good General Store and Butchery In Coromandel, doing a very good trade; building quite new. Flrst-rato town references as to business. Price, £200; Stock at town valuation. A llrst-ruto opening for an enterprising man wltb small capital. PONSONUY"—Fine Villa Roaidonco of six rooms, nearly new, on largo allotment, com manding vlow of harbour. North Shore, &c; re«lßter grates: water laid on; in splendid order. Price, £050. J. U. KANDKRSON, Land Acunt. NOR SALE, at Mount Uden, near loll bar, a pretty Verandah Cottage of four rooms, allotment IK x SO, tank, &c—Full par- Hculqra from D. F. Kvanß. Kstate Agent. 883 |jiOK SALE, a well-iinished and com- JD fortable Villa Residenco of seven rooms, scullery, etc.; situated on Franklin Koad, commanding a splendid view; can be had very cheap.—Full particulars from D. F. Kvanß, Hstate Agent, 337_ FOR SALE, Sale-street, Freeman's Hay, Houso of fi rooms; woll finished, and in good order; fitted with roglster grates, oven, otc. £250.—D, Jf. Uvans, Kstate Agent, Qaeen- Btreet. 322. bjiOK SALK, Duke.street, JNewton, X? Verandah Cottage, six rooms, and a work ehop, good well, garden, &c— V. F. Kvans I>and Agont, Quoen-stroot. I>KOSrECT TiSKRACK.—A very nice Verandah Cottago of six rooms, fitted with cupboards, bookoaao, dresßer, &c; gas and water laid in; goud garden, stable, &c.— D. F. Kvans, Kstato Agent, tiueon-atreet. ROSPKCT-STIIiETT near" I'onsonby Hall.—New and thoroughly well-finished House of four rooms, fitted up with almost every convenience Allotment 33 x 100. for immediate sale.—D. F. Kvana, Kstato Agent, (juoen-strott. » SUBURBAN STORE lor aaie,—A lirat ruto buainess for Sale in one of the best of Auckland suburbs; the position is aeoond to none; a splendid opening; full particulars from 1). V. Kvans, KBtqto Agent, Auckland. 325. /IKAKTON ROAD.—ComfortaDie VX Dwelling of eight rooms, fee, very desir ablo, with Kood Allotment about !!Cx2oo. Price, £12:', of which £250 can remain at 8 per cent.— D. F Kvanß, Katate Agent, Queen-street 3iM MOUNT EDKJN ROAD — Splendid Business Premises in first-class position. The building is quite new and (well finished. gas and otbor comforts. A good Investment; Pnioo only «iOO.-D. F. Evans, Kstate Agent, Queen-street. 841 VTEW NORTH KOAD—a nice House .11 of 6 rooms, and allotment 35 x 200; garden, out-houses, &c. Choap, Only £330. —D. F, Kvans, Estate Agent. Queen-street. (367) PARK ROAD-Two Houses, almost new and in firat-olaaa order, containing 6 rooms each, regiatorod grates, ovens, tanks, etc., on allotment 60 x 19U; nloo garden, good position. Price for the lot, only £550.-D. F. Kvana, Kstato Agent. Qaoen-atreet. (3531 ]\r ORTHCOTJS (Stokess Point)— Buil- d ing Allotments about C 6 x 250, at £G0 each, or 3 lots for £170.—D. F. Kvans, Katate Agent' Queen-street. 8.9. liloß SALE, all that magnificent Corner I 1 Allotrnont,!Vranklin Road and England ttreot, about 91 x 101, plantod with ornamental troes, &c. This is, without exception, the best in the o vicinity both at present for a villa residence, and prospeotivelyw a grand business tilto.—l). F. Kvans, Kstato Agont, Queen-Btreot. 35£_ iILKNBURN, Honsonby-Marino Villa VJT Residence For Sale. Tho houso consists of 2 rooms, each IS x 10, 2 each M x 14,118 x 12, and flvo mniill bod-rooms, all fitted witb gas, reglstors, ovons, etc. Splendid largo allotment, mostly plantod with fruit trees. &c having frontages to thrco stroets, situated near tho water Bldo—grand viow. This property Is so situated that it is bound to enhance in value. Tho ownor is leaving this charming locality sololy through business matters. Price, orly £G75 -D. F. Kvana, Kstato Agent, Queen-street. J321) jm O R S A Ii E. WKLLINBTON • STREET - a new. well iinished and handaomealx-roomed Uouso; allot ment. 33 x 125; garden, fee. Price, only £160, of which £275 oan stand at 7 per cent D, F. EVANB. (SSI) Katato Agont, Queen-street pUK SALK OR LEASE. Takapuna, North Shore.—Desirable Store, Dwelling, and Outhouses, almost new and In llrßt-olaas order, together with 5 acres Splendid Land (in oropßlon main road and in the vicinity of tho beautiful lake, and commanding splendid view of Auckland harbour. A most deslrablo property, and well worthy inspection. D. F. EVANS, 381 Kstate Agent Ifi O R SALE. PONSONBY-Splendid allotment, having a frontage of 133 feet to Ponsonby Terrace by 100 feet deep, all fenced and plantod with choice fruit trees, flowers, vegetables. &c, together witt New Cottage, well, pump, &0., &c, for £380.-D. F, Kvans, Estato Agent, Queen-Btreo). 1319) •,, im o k a a l K. KNGLAND-STREKT, Ponsonhy-A oomfor tablo olgbt-roomod Honse; verandah front and back; splendid view of the harbour; an allot ment II x 100, with oqt houses, good well, pump, tank, &o. Price, only £36Q.-D. F. Kvana, KBtate Agont, Uuoon-Btrcot. 575 KNGLAND-STRKKT (near CollcgO Road), Ppnsonby—Verandah Cottage (almost new),flvo roomß. tank, &o. Prloe, £250.—D, F. Kvans, KBtqto Agent, Queen-atreet. 378 U\~~ O X SALE. HANDSOME VILLA, containing 12 rooms, now and woll-flnlßhed.atanding on high ground. Magni&oont view of Auckland Harbour (cannot bo shut out); beautiful flower garden. All in flrat-class order. A grand position, and a real pretty place—sltuatod at that delightful seaside suburb. Oevonport, North Bbore, about three minntoa' walk from wharf. Full particulars from D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qnoen-stroet meetings. < A MALGAMATED SOCIETY OF ilk. CARPKNTKRB AND JOINERB. The Auokland Branoh of tho Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Jolliers invite a General Meeting ot the Trade, and all Sash and Door Faotory operatives, at the Working Men's Club, at 8 o'olMk, THIS KVKNING, to oon slder the dispute as to trade rules ■which baa ocourrcd at tho Union Company's mill. S. T. GLARKE, Branoh Secretary, OUNG WEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, corner of Wellesley and Albert streets.—Kvangelistfo Service, THIS (Thursday) KVKNINS, at 7.30. All are invited. Recont arrivals oord lolly invited THE GOSPEL OF THE GRACE O? gob. . Revival Moetlngs will be held Nightly on and after Saturday Kvenlng noxt, commencing at 8 o'olook on SATURDAY KVKNING. In Albert Hall (near Cousins fc Atkins Factory ),conduoted by Wm. Hfenry Butler. No ooilectlon. AU persona invited. ■' Let him that is a thirst como." ARA LODGE OF INSTRUCTION, 348,1.C.-A Meeting of above will be held In the Masonic Hull on FRIDAY, 3rd, at 73.0 p.m. I UNION BEACH GOLD. MINING ■ COMPANY (LIMITED), An Extraordinary General Meeting of the Shareholders will be held in the Large Room, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the Bth February,' 1882, at 2.30 p.m Business; To'ooQßlder the|Financial Position of tho Company, the desirability of Re forming, Amalgamating, or Wlndlng-up i and Dlapoßing of the Property. 1 J. FRIAR CLARKE", ' • aeoretary. 25th January, 1882. _ AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY (LIMITED). Notice is hereby given that the Half-yearly Ordinary General Meeting of tho Shareholders in the above Company will be held at the Office of the' Company on MONDAY, the 6th of Feb ruary. 1882, at 2 p.m., for the purpose of receiving tho Report of the Directors, and Balance-Bhoet, and electing two Dlreotors in the room OX the Hon. F. whitaker, M.L.U.. and O.J. Stone, Ksq, who retire by rotation but are elidible and offer themselves for re-election, and alacPlorthe election of two Auditors. Byorde T ofth 9 Bo^o«Wo^ oNgi Secretory. Auckland, January 27.1883. BAY OF ISLANDS COAL COMPANY LIMITED). The Half-yearly Meeting of ShßrefcoWeH in the above Company will be fca!a in the Large Boom of the New Zealand Insurance Bulldinga on MONDAY, February 6, at 3 p.m. Business; To receive Directors* report and accounts for tha half-year ending December 3f, 1831, to elect two Directors and two Auditors, and to transact any other business that may be brought forward. ariho Transfer Books of the Company will bo Closed from Monday, January 23, till Mon day, Bfornary 6, both dates inclusive. By order of the Board, of Directors. HENRY GILFHiLAN, Jjw., '■ ' Secretary. 10, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auokland, January 23,1882,



TO lißt. TO LET, a Dwelling-house and Shop.— Apply to Brown, Barrett fc Co. r» A(3 LET, a Furuished Bedrosm, suitable I for two Single Gentlemen. Terms mode rate.— Apply to Mrs Carter, Drapery Store, Victoria-street. AO LET, Fire-roomed House corner of Ponronby lioad and Clarenoe-streei — Apply next door to Mrs Parker. TO LET, a comfortable 4-roomed Cot tage.— H. J. Klordan, Nelson-street, near Cook-Btreet. TO LET, two or three Unfurnished Rooms, with usa of kitchen; quiet home; nice garden. Kent moderate.—Apply Q. A. Blrtles, Newton-street (Newton Hof.d). HHO LET, a New House, well-finished; X water laid on, with every convenience.— Corner of Upper Queen and West streeta, New ton. Rent moderate. rr\O LET, a Six-roomed House on the A Urafton-road.—Apply to H. W. Heath, corner Uueen- and West Queen-streeta. over Union 8.8. Company's Office. U IET, to a Respectable Couple, two front rooms with flroplaoe, nae of kitohen, attendance ifrequired.— Apply at this office. mo LET, at" Eden Terrace, Single JL Shop (now erecting) with or without dwelling-honao.—Apply to Henderson, Kden Terrace. rpo LET, a family Residence containing 1 10 rooms, standing la ita own grounds about 1C acres), situated on-the New North Koad, and known as Qlenmoro (late in the ooou patlon of R. Monk, Ksq.) 'Busses pass fre quently durinß the day. Possession oan be given Immediately.—Apply to F. L. Prime, Katato Agent, 28. N.Z, Insurance Bnlldlnga. TO LET, two Fumislied Rooms, with .or without board ; ladies preferred—For addreaa apply Star offloo.. rtiO LET, Shop with Dwelling house m the .L beat part of Symonda-stroet, Bultable tot a Grocer, Draper or Hurdwate Merchant; good buslneßa stand.—Apply to H. Ashton and Son, 8, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. TO LET, New Brick Shop, Upper Queen street, naar Mr Bridzeman'a Drapery Beta illshment—Apply to H. Aehton and Son, 8, N.Z., Insurance Butldlnga. TO LET, a very eonventent Double-Shop and Dwelling In Upcor Symonds-Btreot.— For particulars apply to D. V. Kvane, Katate Agent. Queen-street. 1 1 VJ LB'r, in the best business part of X Queen-street, a New hhop, having a frontage or 11 feet and a depth of 60 feet, and two largo Sbowroomo overhead, eaoh 60 feet by 28 feet—Apply to William Kattrar. Draper and Clothier, 178.180, and 182. Quoon-Btreot, DKVONPOKT.-Handsome little villa to Let; eight rooms, volcanic allotment; every convenience.—Oliver Maya, l'ost-offloe Store. Devonport. EVuNPORT.-Kurnuhed Cottage to Let on Monday nazt; every household requisite; house han seven rooms, and ia quite etached.—ollyer Msyg, Poat-offlce Store. DEVojnPOkT. — First-class Famiiy Residence to Lot on Cheltenham Beach; house ha; Just been thoroughly renovated; terms moderate to a permanent tenant.—Oliver Maya, Pojt-olTleo Btoro. /i X A Z.I JS ~Q AT EPSOM. Seventeen (17) acres of Graaa Land to be Let for Grazing Purposes, Apply to W. THORNE, Solicitor, Anokland. mo MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. A. Maokle having completed alterations, has a splendid Store 100 x 30, concreted floor, and rat proof ; has a splendid cart e'ntranoe to Durham street West, also a collar 60 z 30 (well lighted), ooaoreto floor, and rat-proof.—For particulars apply to Mr wm. Aitken, or A. Maokio, on the promlaoa, Dnrham-atroet Weat (adiolning Bnck land'aSale Yardß).. Tenders. TENDERS FOR POST-OFFICE AND L TELEGRAPH BUILDING, AT WELLINGTON. TO BUILDBR3. Tendon are Invited for the Erection at Po°t ofl.liio and Telegraph Building, at Wellington. General conditions, specifications, and draw ings may be seen at tho Public Works Office at Dunedlo, Christchurch, and Auckland, and at my office. Tenders, addressed to the Hon. tho Post master-Ueneral, Wellington, and marked out- Bids, "Tender for Post-office and Telegraph Building, Wellington,' will be received at'the Postmaster - General's Office up to noon of FKIUAX, the 10th day of Febrnary. 1882. Teleeraph tenders will bo received, provided tho original tender and deposit are lodged with the nearest Dlstriot Engineer at the time above specified. Tho lowest or any tender not neueesarlly ac cepted. (Signed) THOMAS TURNBULTi Architect Lambton Quay. Wellington, 17th January, 1882. Vif AITARa HARBOUR IMPROVE- W MENTS. Contract, No. 2. 1,500 feet FASCINE PROTECTION WORE on a.W. bank of River. CONTiUCT, NO. 3. 10.000 oublo yards RUBBLK BTONK for Training Wall on N.E. Head. Tender! received for either Contract to 16th February. Flans at Waltara. JOHN THOMSON. Harbour Knginaer. 26th January! 1882. mo BUTCHERS AND OTHERS. Tenders aro invited up to 15th instant from persons desirous of Leasing, for three years, all thoao premises owned and occupied by Mr E. Bouoher, Butcher, Eden Terrace. Mr Boucher is about to proceed to England, and can give up possession' and goodwill on lat Maron. Tho lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, an tho incoming tenant must bo approved of. This is a very rare opportunity for an entcr prlaiug man. Tenders to bo cent In to the undersign,*. r q bwINQTON. mENDKRS will be received by the X Trustees for the lease for 60 years from the Uth day of February, 1862, of Allotment at present in the occupation 'of Mr Matthews, being Suburban Allotment No. 2 of Section No. 6, containing i aores 1 rood 10 parches, These premises are situated on the New North Koad, Suburbs of Auokland. Tenders to be left at the offices of Meusra Sbghea ana George, BolioUors, Auckland, on or before MONDAY the 13th instant, at noon, whoro Conditions of Lease may be seen. * HUGHES fc GKOKGE. Solicitors to the Tiuateos. gad February, 1882. fTIENDERS will be received by the Wai- X tara Harbour' Board up to 15th February next for Three Punts, to be delivered at Wai tara. Dimensions: About 38 x 16 en deck, 84 x 14 .bottom. Sit deep; 2-inch planking, 6x6 frame; all kauri. Plans are to be seen at Captain MoGregor's. JOHN THOMPBON. Harbour Kngineor. mO BUILDERS, Tenders will be received for the Erection of Machinery Buildings for the Auckland Oil Com pany (Limited), on or before the 9th instant Plans at Mr Krrln_ton's offloo, Insurance Buildings. rp O BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until noon of Bator day, the Uth instant, for the Erection of a Dwelling at Mount Kdon. Plans at my aflleo. 83, Oaeen-street. HENRY G. WADE, A.X.1.8.&,, Architect. mo BUILDERS. i Tenders will be received untU - neon of THURSDAY. February !Uh, (or the Erection and Completion Of a Villq Roaldonco in Gratton Road. EDWARD BARTIiEY, .{-.rohitoot. rpo CARPENTERS. Tenders aro rcquirod until noon on WED NKBDAY, Bth instant, for Additions to Pre mises at Qnehunga. Flans, &0., at my offloe, Hoffmann s Build inea. THOMAS H. WHITE, Architect. TJOKOUGH OF PAKNEH, REMOVAI.OF DUST, HOUSE REFUSE, &0., WKKKLKSKKVICB, Tendeis for the above contract will bo re- February next. s . KB!YN OLD3. Town Clerk. February 1,1882. mo b v i l d c "_r¥. 'jfondora will be received until noon of tho 13th inatant, for the Eroctten of a Dwelling house near Cambridge. RKKALg&soNi Arohiteoto. N.Z. Insurance) Buildings. O CARPENTERS.—Tendeis required for Building a House, according to plans and specifications to bo seen at my shop. Princes- Btreet. Tha to weat c? any tendor not necessarily acoepted. THO3. H. BIuQS, OONSONBY DISTRICT. Tenders will ns received up Us i p.m. on TUEBDAY. 7th February, at our Office, Colonial Baak.lfor tho following works s— 1. Formation Lincoln, Kent and NoVolk streeta 2. Formation of Sarnfield-street 3. Formation Junotion of Jamea and John streets Tenders to be separate, or preferably at a lump sum. Lowest or uny tondol not neceassrily accosted. goxLAN & LUNDON, ■ '■■■ft. Engineers.



Publio Notices. SSIGNED ESTATE OF JAMtJS STUART, OF CAMBRIDGE, BTOBK IC&KPKIt. Creditors in the above Estate are requoated to send in Proofs ot Debt to the undersigned, without delay. N. G. LENNOX. 1 _„ *„_ ARTHUR H. NaTHAN,/ """MM. Auckland, Ist February, 1882. JU" O X I C iS, UNION STEAM SAW, MOULDING. SABH AND DOOR CO. (LIMITKD). In consequence of the BTKIKK AMONGST THK FACTORY EMPLOYES, some Uttlo delay mar nriso In completing orders bow in band, and the Company bog tho forbearance of Customers whjlo arrangements are in progress for replacing the men on strike. D. MUHDOOn. Secretary, IN consequence of the Lock-out of the Employes of ths Union Bash and Door Company, and of the Company rofnsing to iiccndo to the very reasonable terms of tho men, wo earnestly roqiiest that no Joiners, Machi nists. Turners, and Labourers connected with tho Timber Trade will respond to any of tho Company's nrtvorl looumnta for mini, COME and try J. Williams's Trousers to Measure.- J. Williams, Tailor, top of Vic toria-street. PUBLIC NOTICB, — W. Gunsok, Fruiterer and Greengrocer, Karanga bape Road, beftatq inform tho public Of Now ton that ho has recently opened a jrirst-class Stock of Frnlt at iho abovo adrtrosß. A trial requested. Quality guaranteed. JW" 0 T 1 C B. Ths ENGLISH TffiAM OF ORICKKTKRB will patronise UKNT AND B&OHELDER'S MINSTRELS, at the Lokne-strbbt Haw,, TO NIGHT, and not at the Theatre Royal, aa advertised. J. GARDNER, Agent. JUST RECEIVED - ALFRED BlttD'S, Baking Powdrr, Custard Powder, and Bl*ko Majjgk Powder. Custard Powder, for making Custards without c(?crs; cholco and delicious. Blanc Mange Powder, for making the most delicious Blano Mange with little trouble and a trifling cost: to be obtained in the following flavours:—Vanilla Almond, Straw berry, Raspberry, Chocolate, Coffee, and' Almoud. Baking Powdor tor Bread, Pastry, Cake*, Plum Puddings, &o. Its effects are sur prising, as it imparts a lightneßS, wholesome ness, and sweetness that cannot be otherwise produced. —Testimonials: From Captain Sir F. h. MnCllntook, R.N., Franklin Expedition (Arctio Yacht Vox) Sept. 21, 18.59; from tho Emigration Commissioners, Westminster, l on don, 8.W., June 6; from the War Office, London; a Certificate from tho Admiralty, LonSon, Feb. 5. Solo Agent for Auckland: ROBERT BBW, GROCER, &C, ViCTORU-BTREET. TTIGH SCHOOL, AUCKLAND. The Preliminary Examination of Candidates for Admission will be held in the School Bolld ing, Symonds-otreet, on FRIDAY, 3rd Febraary, commencing at 10 o'clock. The work of the Sohool will be resumed on MONDAY, Oth February, at 9.30 o'clock. FARQUHAR MACRAK, Head-Master. Hr&£\ QJWEEPSTAKE RACE ihMrns. < 16 teet) to tak° Dlaoe on H|SP||k. SATURDAY, at 2 p.m. Entries ■-■^ra^^^M &t Su^d"t Hotel, at 7,30 p.m., on 'SRJUSiSsP Friday Evening. THK Backers of the KIWI challenge to Bail a match with the SIS for HA a-uldo. Arrangements to be made at the British Hotel an FRIDAY EVENING, at 8 o'clook. J. NELSON. T\7E hereby accept the BLANCHE'S » t challenge for the Bum ot £10 to £50. Arrangements can be made, at tho Thistle Hotel THI3 KyjCNING, at 8 o'clock sharp. T. FBRNANDBZ. iy O W RB A D 'V, MT KING TAWHIAO"aND MAORI Ta CHIEFS. PULMANS PHOTO ROOMS, BHORTLAND-STREET. 1 rkS REWAKD will be willingly paid JL " by Mr Gardinor, of Karangahapo Road, Newton, tc nnyone who will give suoh informa tion as will lead to the conviction of tho persons who commit tori a robbery on his premises on Sunday morning last. " X I N G, » 8 IRS APARBC-Li STORES. 96, GKEY-STKEET, AUCKLAND. Sarsaparilla Camponnd, highly recommended for any niseaso of tho Skin. Sonrvy, Sorofula, or BrupUons, Ulcers, &o.; Headaohe, Loss of Appetite, Sluggish Liver, and General Weak ness. In bottles from 1/6 each. Agents wanted. The Trade supplied, / and See the Bargain Table at R. \-J B. Shalders and Sons, Draners, Queen gtr6et,~^ — • A J. BLO'.ML FIELD, ■**•• CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, Has Opened a Bnalnesß for the Sale of tho Best Drugs, Chemicals, Homckopathio Medicines, Stationery, &0., ' ON TEE 1 PO-NBONBY RO AD, Opposite Franklin Roan. TKttTH CAnEFDLLT KXTBAOTBD. npHS NEW BUILDiNG SOCIETY. INJJUSTRIAIj AND PROVIDENT PERMA NENT BUILDJNB, I/AND AND INVKST MENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND. OOBNEB OF QUEHN-STRHKT and VULOAN LANB. Allolassea are Invited to take np Investing Shares, payments weekly, Interest remunera tive. LOANS granted on security ot Freehold or Leasehold Property for the purpose of Buying, Bucldino, &c, in stuns ot £20 to £2000. repay able—for every £100 advanced—at the Mowing scale, by weekly, monthly, or quarterly inßtal mente:— ■ Repayments Per Repayments Per extending over Week, extending over Week. 8. d. 5 years .; IS 10 7 rears ~ 8 8 i years ~ 12 6 8 yean ... 7 6 6 rears _ 10 6 10 yearg _ 6 8 SPiCCUL FAOILITIBS ara given to Bor-1 rowers for paring off part principal money and reducing weekly payment, or the whole ram may be. paid off at any time—the Sooloty grant ing überai. Dißoomrr. GHQBQH FRASER. Manager. O1 A TO £1000 LENT on Building 36/1" BoDlutynrlnolplos.oxonotliortermi lo rait borrowers. Mortgagee and Loans nego ttated. Bee list of Properties for sale on fourth page. Six per cent allowed on money deposited for Investment. — C WauAMBMt, Land, Estate and Flnanolal Asrent. V clean Lane. AIAPOI WOOLLEN MANUFAC TURING COMPANit (Limited). AUCKLAND WAREHOU.SK, FORT-STRBET. RonußT Fry, appointed Agent for Provincial District of Auckland. 15O BOXES CHOICE NEW SEASON'S TEA, Xx Mall gteamor, 225. Each. REW'S, VlctotJu-sircot, INDIA AND CHINA TJSA WARKHOU3K, NO. 95, VICTORIA-STBKBT. New Valenola Raisins, ex s.s. Orient IJlb boxes New Figs, ex ditto 17 oases Monlng and Fancy Teas, ex Mar Queen Finest China Tea Sittings, U ii per lb 10,000 Full flavoured Cigars, 7 for Is 6 oasea Tobacco (Virginia), at Is Cd per lb 10,000 Swii:a Cigars, at 3a 6d por.bnndle English Sauce, at 6d per bottle 151 i-ohests Choice Assortment of Indian Teas 600 boteb First Crop China Teas, including a Lino of thi> Finest In the largest Shipment over made to the Australian • oicmica New Valcmcia Almonds, ex p.b. Sorata 400 5-chest* Choice (Ist crop) China Tea Yorkshire Relish and Hudson's Soap Extract ox Wellington. Tbbms Cash. Tredk, Whitehead, tea mkrchan3l& general importer 85 VIOIORIA-BTRBICT. Xji " O R SALE BUILDINGSITKSf BUILDING SITKSI AU those Choice Building Allotment* It ShiHy Beach Road, aornor of Emmett-street (of feet frontage and upwattl»>, wMoh wUlbegplS In one or moro lots; and as lam initrnctea oj the owner to eflect an immediate Bale. Pprsonf dpßlroMH ot obtalnins a choioe site for a Beauti ful Villa Resldenoo should avail themß6lr»BOl this favonrable opportunity. Shelly Beaoh Road, at from 4teßd per foot Kmmott-Btreot .. ?«-. <• " Near Mason's. Ponsonbr J2sM « Sprlng-st, Fonsonby „ Nta .. Wood-street ~ , *£M „ * Ponsonbyßoad,nearMa«»niißos „ Mount Eden. Road . «ZHH „ -,,1 Nmrton Road . £2 „ And others situated in Anelcsea-Btroet. Wql lesley-Btroet, Franklin Road. Poneonby Terrace &c, &o. • V Fall particulars from D. F. EVANS, Estate Accent, Qoeen-street 390 Anokland.



rersontu. ft. FRANK SANDKRS.-Please call BtST»ROffioO. IV Mr Morgan does not call and Pay his ■' Account for Board andl*>dginjtwHMnoiw week from this date, his Soxes and KffsoM -Mill be Sold co pay expenses.-John Parker,Man-' cheater House, Grey-gtreet. ]P BAY £ found my friends at the Wark. . worth Hotel, Mahurangi. Splendid aooom> modatlon. Beautiful aoenery.—G. If. Hitch Proprietor. Board ana Kesiaence. /TOVKRNOK BROWNE HOXKI* XX UOB3ON-BTRBKT, BOARD ANBLODQIKG.._....__..BOs POt Wodk amnw hoom 263. . IN TDK SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN JUDICIAL DH TRIOT. In the ruatteroCTlie Debtors and Creditors . , Act. 1870," and the several Acts amend ing th» eamo, and of the Deed of Assignment a,\UA the fifth oar of December, 1881,' made between Wit- . _, i.iam Malo j.i--. Hunk lUbcLiY aSD I John Camkrus Galbhaith, therein doecrrticd ot the Dret part: David Hkan, V Oiiarfas Cookman McMillan, and Lawrknok Daviu Nathan, therein , jfe iiißo doscrihod of the flooond part; and all tho Creditors of tho said William Malo do Hiu.o Barolny and John Cameron OalbiallU of the third part, ; fllid in tliia Honorable Court on Wed nendas. the uixth day ot Dooomnor. 1881. Notice is hereby sriven that by on oraar of tho bupremo Court, sitting in Bankruptcy. made tiio first any ol Fobrnary, 1882, tn« aala Doed of Assignment wus rtouUred oomplotly executei*. Dated e.t Auckland this 2nd day of February. BUGHBB & QEORQK, Solicitors for the Truatoes. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZKALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. , IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter ot "The Debtors and Cro dltors Act, 1870," and the amendments thereof, and of the Bankruptcy of Thomas Allkn, a Debtor, This is to notify that Thomas Allon, of Par* noil, near tho City of Auckland, Plomber, has this day filed a statement that he is nnablo to meothlß engagements wiih his Creditors; Jho First Meeting of Creditors to be kald at the Supreme Court Buildings, Auokland, on THUKBDAY, the 9th day of February, 1882, at tho hour of 11 o'clock in tho farenoon. / Dated at Auckland, i.hlß 2nd day of JfttDraary, 1882> a. w. BABurr. Deputy K»Kl»trac , Thomas Aixkn, Debtor in person. ■ — ~~ : " TN BANKKUPTCy! t In the matter o£" The Dobtomand Creditors Act, 1876," and the amendments theroot and ot the Bankruptcy of Kiobabd s Hknby PoLKiNGnoBNE, a Debtor. ■ This ia tanotlfy that Kiehard Heary Polklng horno, of the Wade, in tho Provincial DUtrlot of Auckland and Colos* of New ZejlM&a, Bottler, has this day filed a statement that ha ia nnablo to meet hla engagements .with his O£e dltors; the First Meeting ot Creditors to bo hold at the Supreme Court Balldings atAuok lft ndonWKDNK3OAY,theßthdayof February, 1882 at the hoar Of U o'clock in the forenoon. Dated at Auckland, this 2nd day of February, ' HBNRY a BHBWfiift,' Registrar. „ Lusk & Burton, ■ Solloitora, Aubkland. *, ■, . i. . i ■■ ' .balia ' . K?:0M XTEW iSORTH DEVON GOLDMIN. JL>i INB COMPANY (liIMITKD). A Call (tbo 9th) of is per Share has been made by the Dlroctoraol the above Company; parable to the undersigned, at tho Office ot the Com- t. pany, Shortli.-.irt-stroot, A.ucl:laud, on W fiDNKS- H DAV.Fobraarya.lS-V v k Manager. Auokiand, 31st January, 1882. Uividenda. -VTORTHERN STEAMSHIP GOM. , iA Pany (UMITKD). - An Interim Dividend, at the rate of 10 per coat, per annum- for quarter ending 31st Deoem- . ber, 1881, will be payable at the Office of tnte ; Company, G7, Quesn-f'trect, on and utter MON DAS, 6 t h February. 188^ BRowMiNOi Secretary. | Auctions. ; , TO-MORKOW, 11 O'CtOCK A.H.. markjetTday. v ARTHUR'S POULTRY, PRODUCE, FRUIT, AND GROCERY ' AUCTION MARKET,, ; POULTRY YARD. Fowls, Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, JPteoona, Faaey Birds, Casarios, Young and BBoklaß Pius. VbODUOB, FRultT AND QROOKRY % DKPARTMRNT, Six easel Canterbury Bacon, SO good Cheeses. 20 sides Bacon, 30 Hams, 12 kegaßalt Batter. 100 Backs good Table Potatoes, 10 bags Onions, Carrots, Turnips, Marrowy, C4b bages, Peaa, Rhubarb, Herbs. Flour, Oat meal, Oats, Wheat, Malee, Bran.. FRUIT.-Pears, Poaohea. Plums, Nectarine*. Apples, Pine Apples, Bananas. GROCEIUEB—Tea. Hugar, Ooffbß, Rise, Starch,, Blue, Soap, O Peg*, Bottled .Fruits, Bath Briokß, V«btas, Bißcuita,Lollles, White UM. Faint, Oil, &o. FUKNITUKK DHPAUTMENT, ON BAI.R J'KtVATHr.T : ; American OwftDs.'Pianoe, Lsre« W PftlntJugd . in handsome Gilt Frames, Amerioon atoynu, Amerloan Chairs, Dlnlno-toooi and Perlonr Buites in Horse Bale, Rep, .Damask and Leather Cloth, Iron and woo 4 Bedateadfl, FalUasses, Mattrassoa, Chesti of Dmwera, . Washstands, StoUet Sets, Toilet Table*. x/ Toilet aiasceo, Meat Safefl, I«o and ■ Square Tables. Stuffed and wood Chtftw, Matttng, Fiji Mats, Watches, Timepieces, TO-MORROW, At 13 o'olook noon, OARBINET&"TA»I,Ok WILL Sell by auction, ai'their;ffinitral Auction Mart, Queeu-slveet,To-morrow (Friday), at 12 o'olook Bhans. h *»™««w POULTRY-Dnokß. Geese, Turkeys, JBiowls, Pigeons, and Canaries.; Young Plga, &Q. . FKUIT-Apples. Pears, Coooanuts, Greengagei. Peaohes, and l'luma I'RODUCK-Kums and Bacon. Walroaand Can terbury Cheeses, oood Table Potatoes. PeM. Beans. Tomatoes, Onions, Bait Beef, Mutton, Oata. Maine, Bran, Sharps, Oatmeal, Flour,. UKOOKMKS-Tea. Sngar. Mustard, Comflour B Staruh, Soap, Candies, Kerosenn, etc CARBINES & TAYLOR, Auctioneers. TO - HO RRO W, > PRODUCE. SALE. . W. DOWDEN W" ILL b&H by auction, at the Exchange . Mart, Queen-street, Tc-niorrew (Frl day), at 11 o'clock, Bananas. Cheese. Potatoes Buttor. Onions. Beef. Oatmeal Ground Rice, Biscuits. Flour, Tea. Suaar Coffee, Barley, Wax Veßta« ■ Soap, Qlue, Boote. Pipes. Kerosine : Knife Cleaner, Qlana Bran, Oats, &c T O - M dltliO W. AT THE SETTLERS' AUCTION MART, Opposite the, s TAS office in ;f Wyiy(l) am . s t re et. J. ft. LAMBERT AND CO., i WILL sell by auction, at the Bett!er»' niait. '■Vyndhaud-itntet, To-morrow (FltdJu), nc 11 o'clock. . : i -! m Produce of all kinds . Teambaxus "| Oatmeal. Ilran, Sharps ■■ **" &c" fta* ' * ..";'.■''--'"■ MONDAY, NOON. ' * TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. GOOD-WILL, PLANT, STOOK-IWi TRADB, HORSES, HARNKSS, CAK;T, &tt Albert-afreet, by Market Entrance. R. ARTH UK O~AS lieen favoured with iußtrneifoßs P from Messrs Mills and Co, (who am going out of the Hop Beor Biminew) to adl to aufltlois, at their premises, AlberUnrMt (Mar '; Market ontranco), on Monday next, at 12 o'olct* Tho Goodwill, Receipt. Plant, and Btock-iiv ; trade of the HOP B&KK BUBINJ888; 2 Borees, 2 Bets Harnftss, a BprmfCfcrt, Intending enrehaaors can get all information at the manufactory. Lot ofiUsaful Timber..Old Iron, ainitU Steam. Engine (3j horse-pewer), 'Zjatha . "Bead And Fatterns. | (Ooptmned on Fourth Fsge),