TIDAL PHENOMENON.

LOCAL INUNDATIONS,

During last evening and to-day, a heavy northerly gale has been blowing on the coast, and many coasting vessels coming from a southerly direction have been there by detained. This has been the case with the s.s. Wellington, which so regularly arrives from her Tauranga trip about 7 or 8 o'clock in the mornin". Our telegrams state that she had to be detained, owing to a strong contrary gsle blowing. Our j Thames correspondent telegraphs an ac count of heavy rains and unusually hi«h tides, with streets flooded and traffic impeded, while from several other places along the coast come similer reports of a lees serious nature. The Takapuna Jockey Club's race course, and the low-lying country surrounding was completely inundated this morning, and tbe inhabitants of a few cottages situated thereabout awoke to find their dwellings surrounded by water. Precautiona were taken to prevent the loss of any valuable-), which might float away, by securing them to the bouse, and tbe result was tbat, when the tide went down, little or no damage was done. Coming nearer town, some little conster nation was observable along tho shore and in the vicinity of the wharf as it neared high-water, and the tide rose exceptionally high and far above the usual water-mark, while Queen-street Wharf and the Railway Pier stood but about eighteen inches above water, and tho ships lying alongside seemed ready to ride clean over the tops. At the Bame time a strong gale, with heavy choppmgsea,camorollin<. in from the north ward, and many people had called to their remembrancewasthesmalltidal-wave which felt here abotit eight years a when the : Freeman's Bay road and other low-lying Country on the shore was inundated. HowtVer, the receding of the tide brought a feeling of security, and people who httd crowded to the fore-shore turned home wards. Of course there must be a reason for such , ftn unu.ual tida' phenomenon, and it is ' generally agreed by tbo.e who make such matters a study that it aroie through _ ' heavy northerly gale outside, assisted by a • high spring tide, and the water comingdown from the country banking tbe water Up in j the various bays along the coast, and thus ' flooding the low country.

(Fbom Ot/u Own cobrbsfondents.)

COitOMANDEL, this ddy. * SEVERE STORM. A tremendous storm broke' yesterday evening, and blew in Meridith's shop win dow and levelled several outhouses and fences, ..

THAMES, this day. t- HIGH TIDE AT THAMES.—THE STREETS FLOODED.

The tide this morning is higher than was ever seen in the Thames before. Albert street is about three feet under water. The following places of business are, among others, submerged :—Marshall, draper; "Advertiser" Office, Union ahd ISew South Wales Banks. Brown and Co., produce merchants, have abont 400 sacks of oats damaged ; Pacific Hotel; McLiver, tobacconist; Osborne, provision mer chant ; McGregor, auctioneer; New Zealand Clothing Factory, and all the brokers' and solicitors' offices. With the exception of Browne and Co., no carious damage has been sustained. The scenes in town this morning are very ludicrous. A large party are imprisoned in the upper story ot the Pacific Hotel, in cluding Mr and Mis J. Sheehan and Mr Vesey Stewart *It is rumoured that the county main race has broken down.

On enquiry 1 have found tbat the acci dent to the County race merely consists in the sinking of a trestle up the Kauwaeranga stream. The batteries are all stopped at present, but will resume to-morrow even ing. The flood is now subsiding, leaving the streets perfectly clean.

It is expected that there will be another equally high tide this evening. Excepting Mr Browne, no tradesman sutlers seriously. The roads in tbe direction of the Tararu have been somewhat damaged by the wash of the waves.

CHRISTCHURCH, this day. Heavy'rain has fallen incessantly since Thursday evening, and there is still no sign of the weather clearing. It will be impos sible for the cricket match to bo played to day.

WAITARA, tbis day,

THE MCGREGOR IN A STORM. The steamer McGregor sailrd last night for Manukau, having on board twenty pas sengers. When off a lbatro?s Point she met with a heavy northerly gale, and had to run back to Waitara. She arrived off the

bar at eleven a.m., and was signalled "Put to sea." Owing to the gale -.j and sea increenng, she could not stand off, and took the bar, which was breaking heavily, and crossed safely. The Rowena was off the bar at 9 a.m., and was signalled to put to sea. It is supposed she has gone to Wanganui.

RAILWAY EMPLOYES' AN NUAL PICNIC.

This event came off to-day. The following telegram from our reporter records its pro gress up to two o'clock :—

DRURY, this day. Owing to the weather and the delay of the Te Awamutu train, the picnic has been lather disappointing. The Kaipara special train left at*6.3o, and consisted of six carriage _ under Guard Brigham, with 350 passengers. The Auckland division left shortly before 10 o'clock, and numbered 37 carriages under Guard Whitly, with 1,042 passengers. The Te Awamutu tram did not arrive till after one o'clock, owing to aland-sip ou the Mercer line. There could not have been less than 800 people on the train. They were received with great enthusiasm by those on the ground. The carriages and engines were all gaily decorated for the occasion.

Sir Geo. O'Rorke and Lady, Mr and Mrs Moss, ani Judge Macdonald ate amongst those present. Unfortunately, the wind and rain are unfavourable, and at 1 o'clock the sports had not commenced.

The railway band, under conductorship of Bandmaster Spry, are doing their best to enliven the proceedings. Dancing, kiss-in the-ring, and other games are being indulged in by the young people. Mr MoEwen of the City Buffet has pre pared an excellent luncheon to which ample justice has been done. It is blowing a gale here,

THE WRECK OF THE CITY OF CASHMERE.

OFFICIAL ENQUIRY.

THE magisterial enquiry into the wreck of tbe City ot Cashmere is proceeding to-day. The evidence of Captain Ross and chief mate (Malcolm) were taken this morn ing. The evidence cf the latter is the more important of the twe, as tho Captain was not on board when the ship got adrift. He requires to see tne end of the chain attached to the anchor in order to form an | opinion, and this is not yet recovered. The ship took in her last load of wood on the after noon of the accident end later tbo surf-line was found to be taut, The second mate was going to wind a piece on, hut had to buoy and cat it. He found then that the ship wps adrift Another anchor was cast out Capt. Mal colm thinks if they had put down two anchors Ihe vessel would havo held where she was till a good steamer arrived. The captain believed the launch Lillie Denham conld tow the ship out, as she is said to be very power ful for her size, and when tried she brought the ship over her anchor, but her engines were out of order and could not keep up steam, otherwise the captain said she was powerful enough. The anchor was weighed, and the ship towed a little, then steam ran down, and the anchor was cast till she got it up again. This occurred a second time, and then the mast3r of the tug gave _n, the [ship being close in shore, and sti iking. Two anchors were put down. There is a discrepancy in evidence as to when the ship first struck. The captain says before the steamer started to tow; the mate says not till she anchored after the first attempt to tow. The mate Btates the cable was thoroughly overhauled in June last before entering Calcutta. It had not been over hauled since, to his knowledge.

Mr Bartlett, the well • known photo grapber, took the portraits of King Tawhiao, Mahanui (the Maori Queen), and several chiefs this morning. They are now on exhibition.

TELEGRAMS.

[FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT),

COROMANDEL, this day,

MINING NEWS,

Tokatea.— A little gold is showing in the face of the msin level. The reef is rapidly resuming its proper position. Home Ri/lb.—Yesterday 2001bs of speci mens were broken out of a new leader in the intermediate level.

THAMES, this day,

A strong north-western gale is blowing up the gulf, and the Rotomahana is unable to leave the whaif.

. The Southern Cross crushing of 22 loads finished to-day, for a yield of 1220zs re torted gold.

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

WELLINGTON, yesterday. THE PREMIER COMING TO AUCK

LAND,

It is understood that the Premier will shortly leave on an official visit. He will go overland to New Plymouth, thence by steamer to the Manukau. It is expected he will be absent a fortnight.

William Hearn, the champion sculler, has decided not to take part in the Auckland Regatta

WELLINGTON, this day. BURGLARY.

A burglary was committed in town last night. The store of Captain Williams, coal merchant, wa? broken into. An entrance was effected through one of the front windows, The office was ransacked. No valuables were found. The police arc investigating the matter, but as yet have no clue to the burglar.

CHEISf CHURCH, tHs day,

STUD SHEEP. During the past few days 180 stud Bheep have been exported from the Longbeach Sock to Naper, Auckland, Wellington, and Sydney. The value of rateable property in Christ church this year is £239,150; last year, £220,625. It appears to be definitely settled that a portion Of Haglcy Park will be granted for the purpose of the International Exhibition. The dimensions of the enlarged building will be—length 684 feet, width 282 feet.

ENGLISH CRICKETERB. The weather is now clearing up. Thb'.cricket match will bo commenced on Monday and coiilinued oti Tuesday. The English cricketers cannot play three days, as in ordor to catch the steamer from Auckland to Sydney, they must leave here by the Penguin on Tuesday evening.

TIMARU, this day.

Mr Joseph Beswiok presided at tho R.M. Court for the first time to-day, and was welcomed by the District Crown Prosecutor on behalf of the bar.

A hoy of 12, a neglected child, wai com mitted for trial for placing stones on the railway so rs to endanger the train,

THE WRECK OF THE CASHMERE,

The inquiry into the wreck of the City of Cashmere takes place to-day. Her hull, wreckage, and stores are to be sold by auction on Monday. The crew and others aro busy getting out cargo. The surf boat l are ont to pick up the anchor lost by the ship when she first got adrift. The weather yesterday was heavy, with slight rain at times.

DUNEDIN, this day. RAIN.

Heavy rain has fallen inc;«santly for tha last forty-eight hours. There is no sign of abatement. »

Kate Margeths, wife of the cordial manu facturer, committed snicide to-day by cut ting her throat and abdomen. She had been drinking.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

[RKUTKR'S TELEGRAMS.]

A SLICE OFF BOLIVIA.

LONDON, January 19.

Further intelligence is to hand regarding the peace settlement arrived at between Chili and Bolivia. It announces that the treaty provides for the cession to Chili of the strip of Bolivian territory lying between the Andes, and coast, and bounded on the north and south bjr the Peruvian and Chilian frontiers respectively.

WESLEYAN CONFERENCE.

(BT TELEGRAPH.— OWN COBEESPONDENT.J

CHRISTCHURCH, this aftornoon. AT this morning's session Aked Rote gave an interesting account of the Maoris in Canterbury and Otago.

Messrs Marshall and Christoflerson were received as candidates for the Ministry. Messrs Jones, Wills, and Griffiths (students), are to be appointed to circuit-?. Messrs Mather and Marshall were re ceived as students. Several ministers were absent supplying distant churches on Sunday.

CARY'S OPERATIC TROUPE.

The Theatre Royal will be re-opened on Monday evening by Cary's Juvonile Operatic troupe, which has just finished _ successful tour of the Southern cities and towns. They appear here i<the " Pirates of Penzance," for the performance of which, it is said, they dis play a special aptitude. Some of the children, and notably Miss Lena Robinson, who plays the part of Mabel, have been in Pollard's Co., and are already known as very efficient little artistes. They have been well trained in their several parts, and their appearance on the stage a spoken of as veiy pretty; while tho costumes, the properties, and the wise en scene generally, ore both appro priate and complete. Other novelties are in reserve. ;

The hearing of the claims for compensa tion in respect of land taken for the purposes of the Kawakawa railway were continued yesterday at the Supreme Court. In that of HemiTautari, for£4oo, judgment was deferred, and those of Bryers and Triphook, for £644, and of R. J. Triphook, for £70, tv ere dismissed.

The annual meeting of householders in the city, for the purpose of electing a school committee for tbe ensuing year, will be held in the Young Men's Christian As sociation Booms, at 7.30, on Monday, The Ponsenby, Newton, Parnell, Grafton Road, Devonport, and various country meetings will also be held on the same day. It is to be hoped that parents in each district will attend and shew an active interest in the educational system of the colony.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, JANUARY 31.



Wam;ea. , WANTED, a Tenor for St. Mark's.— See advertii. ment in another column. WANTED, a strong Lad accustomed to a Steam Knglne.-Apply Btab office. WANTED, Benchmen.—G. Black and Co.. Victoria street Fast. , WANTED, a Plumber} also, an Im pijver.-Apply Stab Office. WANTED, two Smart Boys.—Porter's Bowling Sa'con, WANTED, a Constant Supply of Kggs and Bntter for Levuka.—Address G. Worthington, Newmarket. _____ WANTED, Pupils for Saturday's Fancy Work Class. Hours: 10 to 12.-Mrs Austin. sth honse, Alten Hlad. WANTED, a respectable young Girl as housemaid at once.—Apply Panama Honse. Lower Symonda-street. WANTED, a Waiter; also a young Woman to make herself gonerally use ful.-Apply this offloe. W' ANTED Boarders, Single Room, 18s; double bedded. 16s.—T. Spilsbury. Bf afield View, Qrafton-road. _^ ANTED, two good Upholsterers for the South: none bnt flrst-olass hands need apply.—Guthrie and .Larnaoh's Company, Onehunga. WANTED, good Plain Cook and Laundress; references requlred.-Apply to Mr Tho?. Morrin, Burwood, Remnera. ANTED, a strong active Lad for bottlf washing and me:sagea.-Graves Alokin; tho Pharmaoy, Qneen-Btraat. WANTED. Four Binders to follow reipinu machlne.-Apply at once to C. a. qt-iek North Bhora. W~ ANTED, a Smart Boy; character re ooired).-Apply Auckland Dairy Com pMyJß^^e^gn Monday morr.ng. WANTED, respectable General Ser vant.-Apply 11. Grey-Btreet. next Carpenters' Arms. _ -, WANTED, by a youth of good ex perience, a situation as Barman hotel (town or country) — 8.8.1., star ymoe. ANTED to let, furnished apartment, In a nice position, at North Shore.- For address, apply tbis office.



18 Wanted. - T\ r ANTED, an Active General Servant, V v must be accustomed to children.—For aldreßS apply htar offlco. WANTED, a Partner with a small capital in a splendid pay'ng business.— Addro-B, P.P.. 0.P.0.. Anokland WANTED, 20 good Bushmen.—Apply to Dunnlngham & King, Governor Browne Hotel. W AM TED, a Respectable Middle-aged Woman as c_ok, to Bleep at home,— Apply at this office. WANTED, a Young Man to drive a baker's cart,—Apply W. Payne, Pon sonby Bakery. WANTED, in a good Paying .Business, a Sleeping Partner. Capital required, about & 100.—Apply Box 205. WANTED, by a Lady, a Situation as houaokoepor or useful companion.— Address P.M., Post Offloe, Northoote, WANTED, a good. General Servant; no waahlng i good wages.—Apply Metro polltan HoteL WI ANTED, a Girl as Nursemaid — V> Apply Paolflo Hotel. WANTED, General Servant, with refer enceo.—Apply to Mrs James Close, Pan sonby Road. WANTED, by a Steady Smith and Shoer, Employment either In town or country.—Addresa JFH, thla offloe. WANTED, 2 Good Bench Hands.—| Apply Prince and Davy, Crown Boot. Fao'iry. Grey-street. ANTED (furnished), a Bed-room and Sittlng-rcim, with Board, (or a Young Lady.—Apply, stating situation, terms, tec, to Box IM, Poit-offloe, Auckland. WANTED, a Partner with a capital of -93C9 in a Cordial Business.—Apply to John Soppet, Commission Agent, No. 8, (Jueon street (upstage). WANTED, three good Hand Sawyers and throe good Stackers lor Mills, Whangapoua.—Apply New Zealand Timber Company, Customhouse-Street. ANTED, by a Lady and Gentleman'] Bed-room and Sitting-room, with Board, ilvo minutes' walk from Qaeen-stroet.—Apply £ B„ STab office. ANfED, First-rate Dressmakers j Also, a vaoanoyfor ono Apprentice.— Apply to Mrs EaglfißOm, Albtny House, Wellea ley-stroet West. ANTED Known-Single or Second hand Baker req&lres Situation • good roforohces oan be snppUod,—Apply UH, this Ofllco. . ' WANTED by a Lady, Young Pupils add Beginners for tho Pianoforte, Terms, ISs per quarter.—Apply to Mrs Mchol, 6, Wei lealey-strect, . WANTaD, tor a pntttte fatflily near tbwh, ii plaip Cook, also aHo osoinald : good wages j no young children.-For address apply at this offloe. WANTED, Respectable Married Couple or Widow; ran have the nse of two rooms free at the ffCrth Shore, no duty re - . Uirod but to live on prom 1' es ; permanent bll let —W. P. Featherstone, North Shore. ANTED, for the Co.tn.rV; a steady, aotive Man, with a knowledge of the Bfrocery Business, to take orders and deliver ;03ds with horse and trap; references roquired -Apply to H.J., Box 198, Post Offloe, Anokland' WANTED KNOWI.-GBAt.IJ FESTIVAL MARCH and FLIRT A HON WALTZ, only la Cd, at Danmlei'a Branch store In the Market Be in time. WAl.Tc.i_;, orders lor our lamous Trousers to measure, at 13a Bd; also, be wondrous 55b suits. Overcoats trom 40s. Marvellous valno at J. D. Phillips'. Cheap rallor. 170. Qneen-street. WANTED, at once, Apprentices and Improvers to the Dressmaking; cutting ?nd fitting taught: wages at once if worth it, ii so, one or two good Assistant Dressmakers.— ippiy Mrs Simpson, Pompalller Terraoe, Pon lonby (near Three Lamps) WANTED to Sell, Mixed Paints In gallon tins; Knurl Oil, 2/9 per gallon ; Priming Paint, 5/6 per gallon.—Atkinson Se Co., freeman's Bay; wholesale Agents, Messrs __~ Porter Se Co. \AT ANTED to SELL, Single-seated Vv American Tray Baggy in good order: U.o, good, quiet, active Horse three and a l&lf years old; good lv (addle or harness.— Apply a. Wooding, High-street. WANTED, Werners to Know that Paddy's Market is now fitted up with ables and lighted with gas. Open overy Satur lay Morning at 9 o'olock until 11 o'clook at light, where Fish, Settler's Prodnoe, and Dry 3oods can be offered for sale, Spaoe allotted 'or amusement. No gambling or Illegal games. -For hire of stand apply to Thomas Slater, fl'elgh-bridge Offloe. Leasee of City Market. __ WANTED KNOWN that the Victorian Loan and Discount Agency's Advertlse nont appears on 4th pagojrd oolnmn. fo WANTED KNOWN-J uosgraveaud Co. are Selling Men's Suits o( tho Best Mug Serge at 258 6d; fashionable make. WANTED KNOWN—There aro 500 pairs of good Tweed Trousers to be sold ,t J. Cosgrave and Co.'s, tor 6a lOd per pair. WANTED KNOWN—That your money will go tho farthest if you spend t with Tester, Draper, Karangahape Road. *arANTED KNOWN—I am now sell- TV lng a splendid Family Calico, 36 Inches rldo, at 6s per dozsn yards. Send for pattern. -Tester. Draper Karangahape Hoad. WANTED KNOWH — Just received special value in Blaok Grenadines, lend for patterns.—Tester, Draper, Karanga iap3 Road. WANTED KNOWN, that yon can Drees well for a small weekly payment lygoingtto Munro and MUllgan. See advertino nent on front pa.ie. WANTED KNOWN-That J. Cos grave and Co. have the Largest Stock of lata in New Zealand to ohoose from, and are low Selling at Half-price. WAJNTED KNOWN, that E. Mltchel son te Co., No. 19. Queen-street Wharf, .re sel"ng Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Floor, Httmeal. Sec, Sec, at lowest market rates. WANTED KNOWN-The Cheapest and Most Durable Dress In Anokland s now selling at J. Cosgrave and Co.'s for Ss 6d, 0.000 yards dress staff, jjd. ____ WANTED KNOWN, that Mrs Hadley has a large assortment of Pinafores, Children's Costumes, and Ladles' Undoroloth ng.—Hobsonstreet.near Wellesley-street. WANTED KINOWH—Tnat the flew Zealand Timber Company are selling ill kinds of Timber and Bnildlng Material at he very loweßt rates. Very superior White tauri, bom our new bush, just opened. WANTED KNOWN-That Munro and MUllgan have Removed from Karanga tape Road to Larger and more Central Premises in Hobson-street, near Weliington WANTED KNOWN-Tbat H. A. Colson Is about to surprise tbe Colon'al 'nbllo with a Grand Display of Va'ontineß. .he market not being overstocked with the;o, ho proprietor will guarantee to give tho ens omere of Anokland every benefit. WANTED KNOWN, that 1 am now Selling every description ot China, Mass, and Karthenware cheaper all round than my other shop in. the trade. Vases and China )rnamenta considerably below town prircs. )ne trial will prove the fact.—Note the artdrer..: r. A. Henman, Karangahape Road, opposite Newton HoteL __ WANTED KNOWN, J. Balliday, Boot and Shoe Maker, is prepared to izeoute all orders in the trade; repairs neatly md promptly done, patches pat on with sola ion.—Please note the address, AbercromUe itreet, fourth shop from Bymonds-etreet. WANTED KNOWN-Thatß.Wootton Is selling Sperm Candles, Bd, guaranteed nil weight; Sardines, 6d; Superior Family Pea, Is lOd, unsurpassed; Cornflour, 6jd; Scented Soap, 7 tablets, ls.-R. Wootton, Kara igahape Road, next to Poet-ogee. ANTED KNOWN, that Mr A. W. Gardner, M.P.S. Eng„ Chemist of up wards of 15 years' experience, and from July, 880, till September last with Messrs Shariand md Co., has Opened a Pharmaoy at 184, Qaeen itreet (next New Zealand House), for Dispensing descriptions. Compounding Family 'Medicines, md the supply of Pore Drags, Pharmaceutical Preparations, and General Domoßtlo Requisites. WANTED KNOWfI, tnat tne Central Freehold Land and Investment Agenoy ms Removed to Corner Qneen-street and Vulcan bane, where the Land Business in all its jranohes IB now carried on nnder the speoial mperintendence of Mr G. Fraser, Valuations nade, surveys for land transfers effected, and Jtles perfected at minimum cost. No oharge nade for registering properties for Bale WANTED KNOWN-That the Auokland Timber Company (Limited) ire Manufacturers of all description ot Goods, with superior Maohlnery and despatch.—Worksi -Jnatomjonse-Btreet West WANTED KNOWN—Tnat 'Professor Gusscott is the only Original and Practl »l American Herbalist in the Colony, and also ie most expensive man to do business with, -le requires no information; he can deoide at a ;lance the diagnosis of the case, thereby reliev ng the patient of a great deal of nervousness md hesitation. Try and disprove this if you lan WANTEjj, two or tnree urocers in Auckland and Distriot to take the agenoy for Nelson, Moate, Se Co.'s Pore Blended reas. These Teas are acknowledged hy, the Press and Publlo to be the Finest ever sold in ho Southern Hemisphere, and are guaranteed >cc from all scented tc a.—For particulars apply a Nelson. Moate, te Co., Tea Blenders and Importers, High-street, Chrißtchnroh. WANTED KNOWN-Speclally Cheap Lines now for Bale at J. Green's, anp ihey must be Bold I Ladies' Underclothing very jlwapindeed; Night Dresses, 3s3d each; Che mises, Is »d eaoh; Drawers. Ss M.per pair; Stockings, 6d pair; Blaok Brussels Net Is yd; Blaok Spotted Net Falls, Is (original price was _ least, 2s 6d each; Large Pocket Handker ohlef 8.4 d eaoh, or 3a 6d per doz; Men a Largest Linen Handkerchiefs, Is eaoh; a specially good line of Ladles' Linen Handkerchiefs. 6d each (cannot be beaten); Durable Bilk Umbrellas, 6a Sd eaoh (very best value); Embroidery, 3}d yd ; Real and Imitation Maltese Lace; ladiesr Straw Hats, Iseaoh(new shapes); prettylLacUes Fanoy Bankets, 9d eaob; the Penny Pin Book is a wonder of cheapness; i pairs of Mens Brown Cotton Books for Is; a single pair Skit Mens Extra Long Braoeß, lOd the pair; Men s Belts from 6d each; Men's Merino md Cotton Unaer vests; Men's Linen-faoed Collars, 4d per box; Small Men's or Youths' Shirts, 2s eaoh. or three forssSd; a few very large Men's White Felt Hats, Is Gd each; Men's White Linen Shirts; Men's Linen and Cotton Handkerchiefs; Mens Grey Cotton Stockings, 9d per pair. Every thing in Bhort will be sold at such prioes thai even a fire would hardly reduce them.—J. Green 85, Victoria-street,



Ecbleßiadttcal. YODNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CI ATION, oorner of WeUesley and Alber BtreetS^MeetlngforUnitod Prayer will beiheli • THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 7.30. A Blbl Reading wilt be given. Friends are otirdiaUj invited. A BIBLE CLASS for MEN evorj Sunday afternoon, from 3 till i. , , : r>ITT-STREET WESLEYAN XT CHURCH.-Morning, at 11, Key. S. W Baker; Evening, at 6,30, Mr G. Stephenson. KAFTON ROAD WESLEYAIN CHUROIL-Morning, at 11, Rev. W. C Oliver: Evening, at 6 30. Mr W. Bni ton. XTEWMARKET WESLEYAN XI CHURCH.—Morning, at 11, Mr W. Hogg Evening, at 6.30, Mr Oheeseman, ARNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH.- Sunday Services—Morning, at 11, Mr F.A. White; Evening, at 6.30. Mr A. O. Lawiy. _ TffORTH SHORE WESLEYAN i.l CHURCH.- Morning, at 11. ReV. J. Whe well; Evening, at 6.30, MrS.Buohanan. CULERSLIE WESLEYAN SERVICES tit -Divine service will be oondnoted in the Poblio School-room To-morrow Evening, at 6.30, by Mr Hogg. RCH-HILL WESLEYAN SKK VICES.-Divine Servioa will be held in the PubUo Schoolroom To-morrow Evening, at 6,30, by R}r Gibson. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, Aloxandra-street.—The Key. J. Whewell will preach in the Morning at 11, and the Rev. Shirley Baker In the Evening, at 0.30 o'olock. PRIMITIVE METHODIST SUNDAY SERVICES, Exoelßior HaU, Upper Pitt street.—The Rev. T. Ha mor will preach in the Afternoon at 3 o'clook. FRANKLIN ROaD PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH.—Service will be conducted In the aboVo Church as follows !— Morning, at 11, Rev. T. Hamer; Evening, at 8.30. Mr Booth. WELLESLEY-STREET BAPTIST OHURCH.-Sunday, January 22, Morn ing, at 11 o'olook, Mr J. S. Harrison. Evangelist, from C. £1. Spnrgeon'a College; Evening, at 615 o'olook, Mr Thomas Spnrgeon. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Beres* ford-Btreet.—The usual Sorvloos wttl be con ducted To-morrow (Sunday), at 11 a.m. by the Key. A. Hiding, and at 6.30 p.m. by the Rev. J. T. Wariow Davles. ot Sydney. ST. DAVID'S CHURCH, Upper Sy-, monds-streot,—ReV. T. McKenzlo Frasor, M.A Morning, at 11 o'olook; Evening, at 7 o'clook, Leoture on Scripture Charaoters— " The Lifo of Jacob." continued. UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH, Pitt and Vincent streets Sunday Services, January 22, to bo oondnoted in the Morhing, at 11, and lrl the Evening, at 6.30, by Mr Bamford, BvangoUst, recently from England. LORNE-STREET HALL—UNBECTA RUN SUNDAY BERVICEB, Jan. 22,188 J. —Morning Sorvioe only, at 11 o'olook, by tho Rev. S. Edger,B.A. Suhjeot, "On Freedom of Thonght; Ita dttmahda and Iti fi alts." rf.EMPERANCB HALL.-Geoj A. X Brown wIU Leoture on Sunday night, 6.15. Subject, "What Is tho Faith once delivered to the SawtaT Morning aervlco at 11 o'olook. HURCH OF JESUS CHRIST LAT TUR-DAY SAINTS hold Meetings in the Masonlo Hal|. Newton, on Sunday—ll a.m, for Saoramont, 6.30 p.m. preaching the Gospel. AU areinvitod. Nooollootlon. - ; EXCELSIOR HALL, Newton.—This oommodluus Hall, Bitnated in the midst of a largely populated neighbourhood, may be ongaged for Sunday Sorvioes. Apply for terms, fto., to Mr F. Jenno, at the hall. THEATRE ROYAL: SUNDAY EVEN ING SERVICES, under tbe oonduot of the Yonng Men's Christian ABBOoiation, on Sunday Evening, trom Bto 8. AU are invited. Beats Free. Prospectus. KOSPECTUS OF THE THAMES DEEP LEVEL TRIBUTE COMPANY, LIMITED. Capital : £55,.(W, in 110,(0 Bbiros of 10s eaoh. Throepenco per Shn-o on Application; Three pence per Shaieat Two months af tor AUot ment ; Balance as required in Ca"B not ex ceeding Threepence per Share Provisional Directors: J. M. Lennox D. No'-in C. B. Btone John Eirkwood Joseph Bennett John Hay Thos. Buddie Joseph Howard J. B. Morpeth G. J. Stone O. Alexander J. M. Clark James Frater Ronald McDonald F, Lark-ns Graves Atokia Bankers 1— The Bank of New ZeoNnd. Solicitors : Messrs Whitaker and Russoll. Sbcrstart : James Stodart. Thls Company Is formed for the purpose of working on tribute, for a term of ten years, tho properties of the following companies from tbe 100-foet level of the Big Hump shaft downwards: -Kurunul Hill United, Moanatalarlj Waitohi, Old Caledonian. Southern Cross, Old Golden Calf, New Golden Crown, and Curo. An ar rangement has been made with these Com panies whereby they agree to conoede. for the term of 10 years, all their respective g.-onnd be low the 100-.cet level, the Tribute Company paying a royalty of 20 per oent of the net pro ceeds obtained, which will bo divided among tho above-named companies in proportion to the amount they eaoh respectively contribute to the Haurakl Pumping and Drainage Com pany. The amount hitherto contributed by the above-named Companies to to the maintainanoo of the Big I»amp wUI be rednoed about one half, and the Tribute Company, with the Thames County and Borongh Councils, will pay the balance ot cost of working the Pump, es timated to be about one-halt. The ground obtained on tribnto will contain within its vast srea the properties of tho Com panlea from whloh enonnons yields of gold were obtained in tho higher levels. shareholders in any ot the before-mentioned Companies are now offered one Bhare in this Company for eveiy one snare they hold in eaoh respective Company.on payment of 3d ocr shrro on application, and a further aum of 3d per share two months after allotment. The time within whloh shares must be applied for will be limited to one month from the 23rd January, for Shareholders resident In the Colony ot New Zealand, two months for Shareholders resident In the Australian Colonies, and six months for Shareholders resident elsewhere. AU shares unapplied for at the end ot suon periods wIU be oome tha proporty of this Company, to be dealt with as tho Directors ot this Company may deem fit, Anokland. January 20,1882. Corporation Notices. '3JlftA___&£ CITY OF AUCKLAND VALUATION. TAKE NOTICE. The Valuation Lists of the City ot Auckland, for the years 1882-3, aro now Opon for Inspoo tion at the City Council Offices, High-street; and aU Objections thereto must be left at the Police Court, High-street on or before the 15th day of FEBRUARY NEXT, addressed to the Assess ment Court; and a Copy of every suoh Objec tion mnst be let tat the City Counuil Offloes not iesj than Seven Days before the next sitting ot the said Court. „ . _,___ P. A. PHILIPS, Town Cleric Town Clerk's Office, January 16,1882. /"-jITY OF AUOKLAND. DRAINAGE NOTICES. TO OWNEBS AND OCCUPIERS. PITT-STREET AND GREY-STREET. Notice is hereby given to owners and ooouplors ot property In flti-street, from Karons ahupe Road to top of Grey-Btreet, ond Grey-street to Cook-street, to drain their respective properties into the main dram in oonrse of construction, The present contractor for works in these Streets wUI, execute tho work by arrangement. Failing oimpllanoe with this notice, the City Council will, under the provisions ot the Muni cipal Corporation Aots, proceed with the drain age work deemed neoessary at the risk and oost of owners and occupiers. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, January 17,1882. |IITY OF AU CXL AND. FIXING LEVELS. It is hereby Notified that it is the intention of the City CounoU of Auckland to nx thb lbvbls of the Lower End of Franklin Road (into Pateson-street), ~, ___ Plans may bo viewed at the Office of the City Surveyor, CannoU Chambers, Hikh-street; and all persons interested therein, or liable to ba aggrieved thereby, will be heard by the • tald CounoU at a meeting to be held on THURSDAY, January 28,1882. . ■ , ,_, AU objections mnst be made' in writing, addressed te the CounoU, aid sent to this Office not ltss than ten days before tho day ap pointed on whloh to hear objections. P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Offloe, December 19,1831. piTY OF AUCKLAND. TINDERS FOB LEASING TWO ALLOTMENTS, PATTKSON-STREET, FBEBMAN'S BAY. The City CounoU wUI receive Tenders, until 3 p.m. Of THURSDAY, the 26th instant, for leasing Allotments Nos. 6 and 7, with fifty feet frontage eaoh to Patteson-street, Freeman's Bar, by a depth of abont 87 feet, for a term ot 22 years, subjeot to conditions of tender and lease to be viewed with plan at this offlco. P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office. January 17,1882. piTY OF AUCKLAND. DRAINAGE WOSKS, PBINCES-STREET, The City CounoU will receive Tenders, until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY, the 26th instant, for workß as above, in terms of plans, specifications, and oondltloaß to be viewed at tho office of the City Burvoyor. City Council Chambers, High street. The CouncU do not bind themselves to accept any tender, Tendere to be endorsed as above. I P. A. PHILIPS, I Town Clerk. I Town Clerk's Office, I January 19,1882. I iiTTiifm iinmiiiti r___Tfr '' imr



rersonai. . f HAVE found my friends at the Wark t JL worth Hotel, Mahurangi. Splendid accom d modation. Boautifnl scenery.-G. F. Soon c Proprietor. -^^__ r i_,oat ana jyooncu ftp OST, on Tuesday last, a lady's Blacl • XJ Jacket. — Finder will be rewarded bj _ leaving it at STAR Ofßoe. ' T OST, yesterday, a Cheque drawn 01 » JLj Dunedin for £B.—Anyone rot turning Bam. to Mr Jones, Tobaoconist, Qaeen atreet, will b( f rewarded. No. of Cheque known fid Btopped ! T OST, between Remuera and tne Gas XJ Works, the Socket of a carriage lamp. ---' Finder will be rewarded by bringing the same - to tho Kamo Colliery Offloe. Qaeen-street. ' -■ j^s REWARD.—Lost, a Dark Bay lIP jiore with long tall and small white 1 mark on off side-Apply to Stephen Hooker, * Union-street. j Meetings. ' T^fEWTON SCHOOL DISTRICT. Notloe is hereby given that the Annual ■ PnbUo Meeting of tho Householders ot tho above Distriot for the election of Committee end other Business, wIU be held at the Vewton East sohool on MONDAY next, 23rd inst., at 7.30 p.m. v J.WARREN. Chairman. CIURE GOLD MINING COMPANY, J . (LIMITED). Notloe Is hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting of Shoreholders in the above named Company wUI be held at the offloe of the Company, Shortland-street, Auokland, on TUSSD A.., theSlstday of January, 1882, at 12 o'olook noon. Business 1 To consider the present financial position ot the Company, with a view to reform ing the Company with increased Capital, or of winding-up and disposing of the property. ROBERT HOBNE, Secretary. Auolr'Md, January 18.1882. A UCKLAND CHORAL SOCIETY., FIRST PRACTICE-TUESDAY. 21th InSt, "AthaUe," Haydn's "Imperial Mass." HeftCarlSohmltt wIU be In attendance at the Choral Hall On Monday and If rlday after noons, from three to fiVe, to receive Cendldates for admts-ionas Performing Members. ARCH. CLARK, Hon. Sao. T>O_NSONfiY CHORAL SOCIETY. PraOtloe on MONDAY, tho 23rd Inat :- Hadyn's "Imperial Mass" and "Athe'le." Some copies may bo obtained from the Hon. 860. ">" JAMES PIRIE, Hon, Sec »-ODOCATION_ACT, 1877." Times and Places of Annual Meetings of Householders tc/ eleot School Committees On MONDAY next, 23rd instant t- Au'okland City — 7.Bft p mi Young MOn'B christian Association Rooms, WelWsley- Btreet Bombay-7.30 p in, Sohool DovonporM.SO p m. Sohool Ellerslie-7 P m, school Flat Bush—7.3o p m, Sohool. Grafton Koad-8 p m, SohoOl Helensvillo-Bpm, Sohool Howlck-8 p m. Bchooi 1 ,ako—i pm, Sohool Makotu—3 om, Maketn Sohool Mangore—B pm. Old School Mantra— i p m. Volunteer" HaU, Patumahoe Mercer—7,3o p m, School Mount Albert-7-30 pm. Sohool Mount Eden—7.3o pm, Sohool Mount Hobion—B pm, Girls' SohooLßomnera Monnt HoßkUl-7 p m, Sohool Newton—7.Bo pm, Newton East Sohool Onehunga—B p m. Bchooi Opabeke—7.Bo p m, Papakura Sohool Qtahnhn—7 30 p m, PubUo Hall Otara—7.3o pm, Sohool Pakuranga—7.Bo Pm, School Panmnre-7.30 P m, Sohool ParnoU—7,Bo p m, Sohool Pokeno HUI-4 p m, Sohool Pokeno Valley—2 pm, Pokeno Valley School Ponsonby—7.Bo pm. Sohool Pnkekohe East- 7.30 p m. Sohool Fakekohe West—6 pm. Sohool Stokes' Point- 0 p m, School 1 Tamakl West—7 Pm. Sohool Waiaku-3 p m, PnbUo HaU Whau-7 p m, Public HaU Woodslde-fl p m, School VINCENT E. RICE, Seoretary. "ZZT ATATIONAL INDE VJ^B_^_/ IMPENDENT ORDER OF L3^S?}? k-Ifi.OnDB'KLLOWS.-L O V A L PIONEER LODGE, No. »3«, Acoicland District. — The ___^^____[ Members of the above lodge W^ ~*_) B ro summoned to attend the Fortnightly Meeting, at the lodge-room, Tem pranoe Ha, on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, at 7.30 Sharp, on whloh occasion a Presentation will be made to Brother George Heighten; a fu'l attendance ot members requested to take part In the same.—By order Of tho N.G.—C. B. THORNS, Secretary. Amusements. English Cricketers y. twenty-two of auckland. Tho above Match wUI take place in the AUCKLAND DOMAIN CRICKET GROUND. ON THURSDAY, FRIDAY, ft .SATURDAY, 2ND, BKD, AKD ITH FSBBUABY, BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Admissiox-ONE SHILLING. rroBSON corps, a.r.v. ELEVENTH ANNUAL PICNIC. To be held on REGATTA DAY (MONDAY), JAN. 30. Steamer leaves tho Wbaif for the TAMAKI at 9 a.m, sharp. Tickets: Double, 7s 8d; Single, Caj Extra Lady's, 2* Gd. May be had from Mr Flynn or any Member ot Committee. J. O'BRIEN, Seo. TlO-B, J. C. F I R T H'S E NTERTAINMENT TO TAWHIAO AND HISICHIEFTAINS Will be held at CLIFTON, MOUNT EDKN, ON MONDAY, JANUARY 23, 1882. Omn .busses wUI leave the Post-ofiloe as per programme on Invitation Cards already Issued. For Bale. FOR Immediate Sale, a comfortable Fonr-Boomed House with two allotments, large workshop: two Al'otments in Ponsonby, oheap.-H. Partington. . OR SALE, 22 Acres First-class Land five mile, from town; frontage to a good creek.—H. Partington. OR SALE, Two Houses (Abercrombic street) with large aUotment; wUI sell one or both,—H. Prrtlngton. FOR SALE, an Eleven-Boomed House well suited for a gentleman's residence or boarding-house, Ponsonby.—H. Partington. WO ALLOTMENTS, O'Neilstreet, Ponsonby, 33 x ICO. Will Bell one or both. —H. Partington, House and Land Agent, Stloh bnry'B Bnlldlngg. FuR SALE, a Four-roomed Cottage; allotment S3 x 80. well planted with fruit trees; good well.-Apply WUltam Parker, New Zealand Timber Co. FOR SALE, on easy terms, several good Farms, well watered and near a railway station; 100 to 1,000 aores near Pnkekohe, partly improved; also, 65 aores In Pnkekohe West, and 84 at Tuakau.—Apply by letter to G. B. Heard, Drnry. Notices. "]\TOTICE.-One (£1) Pound Reward will J_-i be given on oonviotlon of any parties Trespassing on or Damaging the Sohool now building for the Primitive Methodißts, Pitt street, Newton.—W. Sbcrson, Contractor. A DESIRABLE OPPORTUNITY for married couple; capital required—about -8100; Boarding house, good Btand, good traffic -Apply Star Office. . SHINGLING 1 SHINGLING.—Wanted, Shingling to do by a good Shlngler.-Ad dress, by letter, to J. B. Burton. Newmarket ESCAPE the Small-pox by keeping the skin thoroughly olean through themedlnm of tha Turkish Bath.-Auckland Turkish Baths Co. (Limited). Upper Qneen-street. MoSIUAL BOXES, Newest Tunes.— Angelo Forrest, Auckland Muslo Ware house. Qneen-street. ____________ A? » i 1 10 *10W> LENT on Building 1 gfc* i. \7 Society principles, or on other termi to ault borrowers. Mortgages and Loans nego Mated. Bee Lißt of Properties for sale on fourtr nase. Six per cent, allowed on money deposited lor investment. -C. Whjjamson. Land Estate and Financial Agent. Vulcan Lane.



Tenders. MgiWmWSr X 1 • sit?^i_R_H______B c* *A?^**__l ____________ • \ UCKLAND ANNUAL REGATTA. H Tenders for Catering on -board Flagship Roman Empire, Band, Cards, Flag Boats, and ', Pulling Boats to attend on Starter. wiU bo.re- J ceived np to 1 p.m, on TOKSDAY, 21tb. , Particulars on application to R. _. ISAACS, Hon, Seo. O BUSHMEN, SAW MILLERS, AND OTHERS. ' Tenders are Invited by Messrs Gnthrie & Lar -1 naeh's New Zealand Timber and Woodware , Faotori_3 Company (Limited) for Falling and Driving, Cutting, Dressing, and Tramming Timber at their New Mills, Manukau Heads. Tenders for the whole rr in part will be received at the Company.! Office, Onehunga, until SATURDAY, 23th instant, and particulars can be obtained there from the undersigned, E. F. EATON. SUPPLIES«FOR PARNELL ORPHAN HOME. Tendeis will be received by the Undersigned up to Noon of FRIDAY, 27th inst, for the fol lowing suppUes to Deo. 3lßt next :— Meat, good quality, aUowanoe for bone Bread, best quality, per 21b loaf Groceries, as per specification M. RAWLINGS. Treasurer, Fort-street, TENDERS for Repairing, Painting and Papering tho Teacher's House at Pnkekohe West wiU be reoelved by the Education Board, Wyndham street, Auokland, nntU noon of WEDNESDAY, let February next Specification may be seen at the Office of the Board, and on application to the Chairman of the Pnkekohe West Dlatrlot School Committee. TENDERS,— Two Separate Tenders Wanted for two Cottages on Franklin Road.—For plans and speolfloations apply to W. Johnston, next door to F. Davis, Bootmaker, Ponsonby Road, np to SATURDAY, tho Zlst instant, TO BCSHMEN. SAW-MILLERS, AND OTHERS. Ten dors are invited by Messrs Guthrie and Larnaoh's Now Zealand Timber anc_ Woodware Factories Company (Limited) for Falling and Driving, Catting, Dressing, and Tramming Timber at tholr t-.ow Mills, Manukau Heads. Tenders for the whole or in part wIU he received at the Company's Offlco, Onehunga, until SATURDAY, 28th instant, and particulars can be obtained there from the Undersigned, E. F. EATON, TENDERS for Fencing the Play-ground at tho Wellesley-street Sohool, Auckland, will bo received by the Education Board, Wyndham-street. Anokland, nit.ll nOon of WKUN KSDAY, Ist February next apeoifloation may be seen at the Offioe of the Board. ... mO■BUI L D E R S. Tcndors wUI be received until noon of TUE&i DAY. January 21, for the Erection and Com pletion Of a Store in Durham-street _ EfiWARD BARTLEY, Architect rjl O BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until noon of MON DAY; January 23rd, for the Erection of a COttage at DOvonport; North Shore. EDWARD BARTLBY, Architect. ____________________ ________ '' To JUet. . TO LET, a 4-roomed House with scullery and other conveniences Brown btreet fourth house from Ponsonby Road. rr\U LET, Concrete Three-stalled Stable A end Large Cr -oh-houcD (two Uvlng rooms). Apply to Brown, CampbeU. te Co. rfc-0 LET, Four-roomed Cottage ana A Pantry In Urlcn - strcot—Apply at the Cou Store, top of Hot:on-Btrc3t. TIIO LET, a Seven • roomed House in I Wynyard - street (nerrly new), near the Grammar Eohool, 6 minute i walk from Qneen- Btreet; every convenience, -Apply Wm, Smith, Domain greet. TO LET, Ponsonby, near Convent, olce Cottage in first-class or Jer; pretty garden; overlooking the labour; rent lis per week.— Apply to 1). F. Evans. Estate Agent. HOUSE and SHOP To Let in first-class order: every convenience, go.d yard; situated In Pitt street—Apply to D. F, Evans, Estate Agent, Qaeenotreet TO LET OR LEASE, corner of O'Con nell and Cheif 3ry Btrr 3*--, bnildlng 80ft x 20ft (thi. c floors).—Apply to Brown, Campbell, fcCo, TO LET, 4-Roemed Cottage nicely fitted up; plenty of water, garden, tec— Norfolk-street, Ponsonby, Richmond Road End. rpO LET, a New five-roomed House I (16 minutes' walk from Qneen-street) ia Kyle-street, between Franklin Road and CoUege Road.—Apply to Wm. Leys, Bookbinder. Wynd ham-street TO LET, a Hemi-detached Honse in Princes-Btreet next to Mr Sharland's, con taining eight rooms, with every convenience,— Keys oan be had from Mr Beaumont, Stab Office. TO LET, in central part of Queen-street, a Well-lighted Floor suitable for an archi tect's or lawyer's office.—Apply to Meesrs Tonks and Co. TO LET, a very convenient Double Shop and Dwelling in Upper Symonds-street— For partionlars apply to D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent Queen-street TO LET, in the best business part ot Queen-etreet, a New bbep, having a frontage of 11 feet and a depth of 60 feet and two large Showrooms overhead, eaoh 50 feet by 28 feet—Apply to William Rattray, Draper and Clothier, 178,180, and 182, Qneen-etreet rilO LET, in Corloy's New Buildings, fi Hobson-street, nice Shop: suitable for a bootmaker or dressmaker; shelving, counter, and gas and water laid on.—Apply M. Foley, Qrocor (oorner ofiHobson and Victoria-streets). TO LET, in Howe-street, Two Houses; gas and water laid on.—Apply to Mr D. FaUon, near Hallway Stitlon. Public Notices. A UCKLAND SAVINGS BANK. 1 TEMPORARY OFFICES IN DARBY- STREET (Next to tho Th'stle Hotel). R. CAMERON, Manager. ■XT O T. I C E. I beg most respectfully to Inform my friends and the general publlo that I have disposed |of my Retail Business in WeUesley street to Messrs Taylor and Entrican, and in thanking my onstomers for the very Uteral support I have received during the past sixteen yeers, earnestly ask that the same be accorded to my Buooessora, feeling assrred nothing w.ll is wanting on their part to give the tame satis faction tithert 1 expressed tow»rds me. *I can with greater confidence recommend tbe new firm, as Mr Kntrlcan bes had the management ot my Retail Business for the last eighteen months, and is therefore in a position to antici pate the requirement* of the customers. I also hive to intimate that I shaU contlnne to carry on my Business on tbe Qneen-etreet Wharf as Wholesale and Shipping Grocer as heretofore. January 21,1882. WE beg to state we shall carry m the above nnder the style of Taylor and Entrioan, and hope, by prompt and personal attention to business, to merit a continuance of the liberal support hitherto accorded to onr predecessor, SAMUEL TAYLOR, A. J. ENTRIOAN. January 21st, 1882. OT, MA R X 'S, REMUERA. KA Tenor is wanted to fill the vacanoy caused by Mr Dixon's departure for Chrißtchnroh. A Good Reader and Voice indispensable, and references as to oharaoter will be required. For dutleß and terms apply by letter to the Organist box 107, General Post offloe. £20 K._JL- W AB D' We. the undersigned, hereby offer a Reward of £20 for information leading to the apprehen sion and oonvlotion of the Persons who. last night, Danbed Over and Defaoed the Front Door of our residence in Wakefleld-street GARRETT BROTHERS. January 21,1882. ■jilliakds. The BilUard Table at the Olty Clnb Hotel has now a New Cloth and New Bet of Billiard Bafis, and is undeniably one of the best ond fastest tables in Auokland, whloh one trial will prove. Choloest brands of Liquors in Billiard room bar. SUPERIOR CORRUGATED TANKS. ® • J. L. KEAN (LATE AUTBSD BMABT), - , Has for Bale a number of the above, with Taps ready tor use, at reduced rates, at his Shop. EUlott-street Large quantities of Spouting? ' Ridging, and Down Pipes always In stook, • Verandah Iron ourved at the shortest notloe. • Country orders wUI always receive his prompt - attention. Lead washers always on hand. ! "VTOTICE OF REMOVAL. ---1 131 R. T. DsSILVA has Removed to mor. • suitable premises, CosmopoUtanßnildlngß (next 1 the Cosmopolitan Hotel), ono door from Queen I street, where he will BtUl endeavour to give . them every satisfaction. Meals and Refresh I menu from 7 a.m, to 12.30 o.m.



For Bale. GTVT T A —■*■ Bargain not often to be .IVJU.ii.. met with-Selootot's No. 1 Kiika Bloos, Viotoria Valley, frontage to Vic toria River-65 acres Improved Land, 22 Head of Cattle, 2 good Plough Horses (rained d.60), 1 Ploujh and Harness, Harrows, Pigs, Poultry, ' &o„ and also, a Seven-KoomedHouse. To in sure immediate sale, tho wholo wiU be offorea ' for JMCO.—T. W. Hlokson. i JLJIOR SALE, really cheap, a Compact I 5? Farmof 150aores; aboutso!acrcß ingress, • part under crop, part good bush and fern; a Mx-roomed House, Stable, Cow-Bhed, &c; 2i miles from railway station, and only 12 miles from town by goad road, FOR BALK, Lot 26,10 aores rea'ly good land, ■ atWalrau. Price, only -SCO. Must be sold. FOR SALE, a nice little Dairy Farm of 72 aores, aU fenced end divided into paddocks, with good Hours, Stable, Shedß. and every con venience, and deep-water frontage, 10 miles from town, ... Apply to John Soppet, House, Land, and General Commission Agent, NO. 8, Qneen-Btreet (upstairs). Tfl O R. S A L E. Bight-roomed House. Stable and Wash-house; Allotment S3 by 129; price. £ICW. Opposite Colllno, Grocer, Wellington-street. £275 can Btand 7 per cent. JjiOß SALE, a Return Shop Sash, Shop X* Door Jambs and Fanlight, suitable for a 14 feet shop front. The window is 9 feet high, the door, 7x3. and fanlight to salt,—Apply to John Bill. Bnf'der, Wellington-street. B/iOR SALE (five minutes' walK from F Queen-Btreet). a new, well-built House, five rooms, good garden, with choice fruit trees in full bearing ;isplendld view of harbour, can- Sot be built ont, 60 x 165 feet, good road, and aok entranoe from Hobeon-street,—Apply H. Watts, Nelson-street. CTOR SALE, at Newton, a good Building 17 Allotment (S3 z 95), centra'ly situated, fronting a good road, and nearly all fenced, Pilce, £60 cash,—J. M. Lennox, KBtate Agent. LjVJR SALE, a Four Horse-power Steam F Engine and Boiler (complete). Price low. —Apply to T. Se H. Coolce, Vlotorla-street. ;|JIOR SALE, Three splendid Large Build- C, , ing Allotments; all fenced; afe w minutes' walk from new wharf, Stokeß'a Point.—Apply Stab Office. ■ _•_ FOR SALE, 1,000 Tons i11c,.: at six pence per ton,—Apply Professor Gusoott, Bhortlanfl-Btreet. . ..', ■ •'' CIOR IMMEDIATE SALE, a Fine .New •JP Shop end DwelUng-honae in a rising suburb. Tho Allotment is 66 x 110. The Shop is doing a good business. Price, -.310. Stock at a valuation,—J. M, Lennox, Estate Agent, ■Auokland. .A .O IOK —KOUH-BOOMKD COTTAGK in mxou. Newton; in thorough repair, for sale; Sood well; aUotment 33 x 100.— O. Williamson, ißtate Agent, Vnloan I_ane. rofi -SMALL COTTAGE, with Ou.-house, _&«7 y. j n ponßOnby, for sale for £95, on Build ing Society's terms.—O. wmiam.on, KBtate Agent. Vulcan Lane. . . ra.o SMALL CAPITALISTS.-ForSale, JL a payable Clothing Business, not far from Auokland. Returns, about -31,000 o-year. stook to bo token at cost prioe. Cash down, £250, and balance on approved bills at 1, 2, i, 5, and 6 months. A sober, industrious man oan rely on i making a competency.—Apply to F. Q. Swing ton; . ;.■ i ___, qpo CHEMISTS AND .DRUGGISTS, For Sale, a Business in a rising district, . For particulars, apply to KEMPTHORNE, PBQ3BBR Se CO. Ip O R S A LEO R L B A S E, TAKAPtTNA, North Shobb.—Desirable Store, Dwelling, and Onthouscj, almost new and in flrst-olasa orde* tosether with: 6 acres Splendid Land (in crops) on main road and in the vicinity of the beautiful lake, and commanding splendid view of Auokland harbour. A most desirable property, and well worthy Inspection. D. F. EVANS, 3gl. i 7 ■;■ Estate Agent. O R A B SO LUTE.SALE. To BAKftKp AND OTHBES.-A splendid oppor tunity. Bakery, Dwelling, and oflthousee, Uh eethsr with a flrst-olasii Temperance Boarding House, With nearly-faoTes flrsfroiass land, in yonng orchard and paddooks.- Situated In one of the most fertile 01 the Northern Agricultural Districts, within 10 miles of Anokland by either land or water,. This Is a flftt-tfass opening. Fullparticularsfrom & - KV ANS. 387 '":.' KBtate Agent, Anokland. Tjl OH. », A Ii E. ENGLAND-STREET, Ponsonby-A ooinfor, tablo eight-roomed Houee; verandah front ana back; splendid view of the harbour; an allot ment ii x 100, with out houses, good well. PUMP, tank, Seo. Prioe, only £360.-D. F. Evans, Kstate Agent, Queen-street. 375 ENGLAND-STREET (near CoUege Road), Ponsonby—Verandah Cottage (almost new),flve rooms, tank. &c. Price. «®50.-D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent, Qneen-street 876 |il O R Sr A L E, HANDSOME VILLA, containing 12 rooms, new and well-finished, standing on high ground. Magnificent view of Auckland Harbour (oannot be shut ont); beautiful flower garden. All in flrst-olaas order. A grand position, and a real pretty plaoe-situated at that delightful seMide suburb, Devonport, Korth Shore, about three minutes'walk from wharf. -.. Full particulars from D. F. Evans, Kstate Agent, Qneen-street. Ml O R S A L E. PONSONBY-Spleßdld aUotment, having a frontage of 138 feet to Ponsonby Terriwe by IM feet deep, aU fenced and planted with choice fruit trees, flowers, vegetables. Sec, together with Now Cottage, well, pump. Sec, tec, for C3SO.-D. F. Evans. Estate Agent, Quoen-streot. (3191 CI O R SALE. WELLINGTON - STREET - a new, well finished and handsome six-roomed House; allot ment. 33 x 125; garden. Sec Prioe, only £160, of whloh £276 oan Btand at 7 per cent D. F. EVANS. (361) Estate Agent, Queen-street. TjV OR S A L E. BUILDING SITES! BUILDING BITES I. ■ AU those Choice Building Allotments in Shelly Beaoh Road, corner of Emmett-street (66 feet frontage and upwards), which will be sold In one or more lots; and as lam instructed by the owner to eSeot an immediate sale, persons desirous ot obtaining a choice site for a Beauti ful Villa Residence should avail themselves of this favourable opportunity. '■___ Shelly Beach Road, at from 12s 6d per foot Emmett-street „ 80s „ Near Mason's, Ponsonby 12a Cd „ Spring-st, Ponsonby „ 16s „ Wood-street .'. , *2fl6d „ Ponsonby Road.near Mason sSOs „ Monnt Eden Road £210s „ Newtonßoad , . fit .•_'.-,, And others situated in Anglesea-streot, Wei lesleyetreet, Franklin Road, Ponsonby Terrace, tec. Sec Full particulars from '" i- D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent, Queen-Btreet, 390 Auckland. i 'ijlOR SALE, all that magnificent Corner IJ AUotmenWFranklln Road and England street, abont 91 x 101, planted with ornamental trees, Sec This is, without exception, tho neßt in the c vioinlty both at present for a villa residence, and prospectively as a grand business Bite.-D. if. Evans, Estate Agent, Qneen-etreet. 351 ROSrECT TERRACE.—A very nice Verandah Cottage of six rooms, fitted with cupboards, bookcase, dresser, fto.; gas and water laid in; good garden, stable, &0.-. D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qaeen-Btreet PROSPECT-STREET, near" Ponsonby Hall.-New and thoroughly well-finished House of four rooms, fitted up with almost every convenience. Allotment 83 x 100, for immediate sale.—D. F. Evans. Estate Agent, Queen-street. " __ SUBURBAN STORE lor esaie.-A first rate business for Sale in one of the best of Auokland suburbs; the position is second to nono: a splendid opening; iaU particulars trom D. F. Evans. Estate Agent, Anokland. 385. PARK ROAD-Two Houses, .almost new and in first-blass order, containing 6 rooms eaoh, registered grates, ovens, tanks, etc, on allotment 69 x 181; nioo mrden,goml position. Prioe for the lot, only £550.-D. F. Evanß, Estate Agent. Qaeen-Btreet. (353) Djiuß SALE, Duke-street, -Newton, JD Verandah Cottage, eixrooms, and a work, shop; good well, garden, Sec—V. F. Evanß Estate Agent, Qneen-Btreet. SALE, at Mount Eden, near Toll bar, 'a pretty Verandah Cottage of four rooms, aUotment 66 x 90, tank, &0.-FuU par tJonlara from P. F. Evans. KBtate Agent. 383 ki.OR SALE, a well-finished and com- J_ for table ViUa Residence ot seven room», scnUery, etc; situated on Franklin Road, commanding a splendid view; can be had very oheap.-FnU partlonlarß from D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. ■»!_ FOR SALE, a Verandah Cottage and Allotment, with 10 feet frontage to Clarenoe street, Ponsonby; garden, tank. &o. Very oheap.-Fnll particulars from D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qneen-street. *»_ XHOR SALE, Sale-street, Freeman's Day, J? House of 6 rooms; well finished, wi in good order; fitted with register grates, oven, etc. flm-b. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qjj|en. j^LENBURN, Ponsonby—Marine ViUa .JT Rosidenoe For Sale. The houee consists nf2 roomT eaoh 16 x 16.2 each 11 x 11,118 x 12, wlflwamSltod-rooms, aU fitted with gas. Mgtetew, ovens, etc. Splendid large aUotment, Klyiplanted with frnit trees, Sec, havtog Stages to three streets, situated near the TOter Bide-grand view. This property is bo situated that it ia bound to enhanoe in value. The owner is leaving this charming looaUty solely through business matters. Prioe, oply £676 -D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. (321) '■ VTORTHCOTE (Stokes's Point)— Buil d ing Allotments abont 68 x 260, at £60 each, or 3 lots lor £170.-D.F. Evans, Estate Agent' Queen-street 818. IVTEW NORTH HOAD-a nice House i_v of 6 rooms, and aUotment 85 x 200; garden, out-houses, &o. Cheap. Only £330. -D. F. Bvjfc Estate Agent, Qneen-street. (367) GRaFTON ROAD.-Comfortable DweUlnsr of eight rooms. fco„ very dMlr -1 able, with good AUotment about 88x200. Prioe, I £12'», of which £250 oan remain at 8 per cent.— D. F Evans. Estate Agent Qneen-Btreet. 831 P" 01NSOMBY ROAD-Cottage, 4rooms, good order; aUotment 88 x 107 (leasehold for 22 years, ground rent £5 per acre). First , rate position. Prioe only £200.—D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent, Qneen-Btreet. . 812 OUNT EDEN ROAD — Splendid Business Premises in first-class position. - The building Is aulte new and weU finished; fas and other oomforta. A good Investment rice only «600.-D. F. Evans. Estate Agent, Queen-street. B*l



Publio Notices. A RCH HILL HIGHWAY DISTRICT NOTIFICATION OF TUB VALUATION LIST FOB 1882-3. TAKE NOTICE. 7 he Valuation list for the above is now Opes for Inspection at Mr Birnie'o, Great Nortb Road; a'l Objoctior-s thereto must be left at that p!ice on or bafore the 15th day of FEBRU ARY, addressed to the Aecessment Court; and a Copy of evory such Objection must bs left at tho Reßldonoe of Mr Dowdiuf., Home-street, not less than Seven Days before the next Bitting of the said Com, MICHAEL TOBIN, Chairman. I BEG to return my sincere thanks to those Gentlemen who assisted me at the late fire In Erunswlck-streoL GEORGE MARSHALL. npHE NEW BUILDING SOCIETY. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMA NENT BUILDINQ, LAND AND INVEST MENT SOCIETY OF AUOKLAND. COENEIt OF QUEEN-STREET and VULCAN LANE. AU olasses are invited to take up Investing Shares, payments weekly, Interest remunera tive. LOANS granted on security of Freehold or Leasehold Property for the purpose of Buvnra, Building, &a, In sums of £20 to £5000, repay able—for overy £100 advanoed—at the fonowlnK scale, by weekly, monthly, or quarterly instal menta:— Repayments Per Repayments Per extending over Weak, extending over Week. s. d. 8 years .. 1510 7 years -. 8 8 4 years „. 12 6 8 years .. 7 0 5 years - 10 5 10 years - 6 8 SPECIAL FACILITIES are given to Bor rowers for paying off part principal money and reduolng weeKly payment, or the whole sum may be paid oil at any time—the Society grant ing jubkual DISCOUNT. GEORGE ERASER, Manager. TO U _ L IC NOTICE. T. j7~philip, Bbsad & Biscuit Baker & Confectioneb. WEDDING CAKES MADE TO ORDER. Note the Addbkss— karangahape road. Newton. Families waited on for Orders. Our Pastry . is a great speciality. . T. J. PflIL IP. AIAPOI WOOLLEN MANUFAC TURING COMPANY (LnmTia.). AUCKLAND WARBHOU.SX ' FORT-STREET. Robbrt Fitv, appointed Agent for Provlnolal Distriot of Auokland. ■ AUSTRIAN BKNTffpbi) , ■ _ „ , ,„„v„ CaDe Chairs, Austrian i_?____%£SL Bentwood Cane Couches Mid Ui, Queen-street. j. OULKeSj Austrian Bentwood _ ' - Cane Rooking Chairs, j' _.j WALNUT DRAWING 7 ■■■ „ ..,.,..., ROOM SUITES M' inan£XX£rt SUk, Tapestry, Rep, and Cre -123, Qneen-street, g^fas Walnut Tableß,'What noto and Canterborya. AHOGANY. _OEDAR, ... _ ~ ....... „ Rimn,and Kauri Dln \_?tS______^. lng-room Suites in Leather, m, Queen-street. H s roloth> ___ y American Cloth. •- ■•".' I" " RON Half-Tester Bed .,. „ ~ „ steads, Iron Frenohßed ._,ei.a' steads. Iron Stamp Bed 123,Queen-street.^^; f r ™ Folding Chair Bedsteads, Iron Cots. ATENT Spring RoUer _ _ _ Blinds and Venetian 123, Qneen-etreet. BUnds. Gilt Cornices and French-polished Cornice Poles EDROOM FURNITURE in Choice Mottled Kami, 123, Quoen-street. Wardrobeß,Bedßteads.W_wh- standi! and Toilet Tables. ARRETS, Hearthrugs, Linoleum, Floorcloth, 123, Qaeen-Btreet. Matting, Door Mats, Bath Mats, in great variety. L~~~ IBEBAL DIBCOUNT to Gash Purchase™, All __.{- ' Jyjyi aj_< goods delivered free in town. 123, Qaeen-Btreet. Catalogues post free on appll -7X-x :■ cation. ■■ . .''■/, :'; INDIA AND CHINA TEA •WAREHOUSE. ~.,.;! «owj NO. 95, VIOTOBIA'STBEET. |«_i r New Valencia Raisins, ex s.s. Orient '"' Ulb boxes New Figs, ex ditto 17 oases Monlng and Fanoy Teas, ex May Queen Finest China Tea Sittings, 18 Id. per lb ' " ' . 10,000 FnU flavoured Cigars, 7 for Is , 6 oases Tobacco (Virginia), at 4s Cd per lb ' | ' 10,000 Swiss Cigars, at 2s 6d per bundle English Sauce, at 6d per bottle 151 J-oheste Choice Assortment of Indian Teas 600 boxes First Crop China Teas, Including a Line of the Finest in the largest Shipment ever made to the Australian Colonies New Valonoia Almonds, ex b.s. Borate I t !<, (00 J-oheßts Choioe (Ist orop) China Tea - Xoi ksinire Relish and Hudson's Soap Kxtraot, ex Wellington. TebmsCasb. Fredk. Whitehead, TEA MERCHANTS GENERAL IMPORTER, 95 Victoria-street. iy O T I O B. The following List of Runs In the Anokland District on whloh there were Sheep infected with Soab, on the 31st December, 1881. is pub lished In accordance with the provisions Of Section 19 ot" The Sheep Aot, 1878." • FRA& CHAS. LEWIS; Chief Inspector of Sheep. Auckland, Uth January, 1882. BAY OF IBLANDS SUBDIVISION. Mr Joseph Williams, Ngahla, mixed flook, 900 Mr R. Marshall, Whangi, mlxedflook, 460 sheep Mr Henry Williams. Pakaraka, mixed flock, 600 Mr Hanrylrolana. Paihia, mixed flock. 25 sheep Mr John Williams, Pakaraka, mixed flock, 800 "jflgned. MATTHEW MAWER. MARSDEN SUBDIVISION. Ltgoon Farm, Lower Matakana, Emanuel Christian. oroes-br3d mixed, 295 sheep Taketu Point. Lower Matakana, Antonio Mar tin, cross bred mixed. 300 Bheep Talharum Creek, Whangarei Heads, William J. MoLeod, oross-bred mixed,l4o Bheep Saltaln Farm, Whangarei Heads, Mra Betts BuUer.CMBS-bred mixed. 75 sheep Tamlknrl, Whangarei Heads, Charles A. Rob inson, oross-bred mixed, 40 sheep ~.„_... Wharehorl, Whangarei, Samuel Dent, cross bred mhced, 195 sheep ■ ■ - _. Cole's Farm. Mangapai, Mrs Catherine dole, cross-bred mixed, 102 sheep . _ Otlkurangi Blook, Ruatangrta, John Evans, orosß-bred mixed, 108 Bheep. (Signed) O. THOMSON. AUOKLAND SUBDIVISION. Walter PAul, Maßgare, ewes and lambs, ,^5 Bheep, clean certificate granted on January Charles Washer, Mangare, ewes and lambs. 70 John I. MoNaughtoh, Wbangarata, ewefl and W.Tjf'LyllT&rury, ewes and lambs, 128 John Clark, Karaka, eweß and lambs, 126 sheen Elijah Boose, Pnkekohe, ewes and lambs, 900 Geonje Gunson, Pukekohe, ewes and lambs, 180 Alex. 'a&Donald. Pnkekohe, ewes and Ual_u ■ 330 sheep --•: .■"..'.• 'jm- William Bharp, Jan., Pukekohe,. ewes ano lambs. 70 Bheep . -,; ■ _~ John Macpherson, Drury, ewes and lambs, 65 sheep• (Signed) ALBXR. MONRO. ALBURNIA GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE TO SHABBHOLDBEB.; : The time for receiving applications for the Contributing Shares has been extended to top Slst of January instant. QAKIjA n D , Secretary. Janusiir 18,1882. ■■■■■:■■■■ -; .'■-"■' g_ U T O B A T fit \_K to Roth's Public Het,Ool4andShovrar BjTths. Vlowria -street ,/OhMW. <£« aHjSwa. Open aU week daysftom 7 a.m, ,toiß gO_oJ«2» I WS The Bath-rooms are all private, and BUppued Turkish towels, fleah Sd lStoteußhes, combs, resplpatprjmn. &a fjoleotbath-rooms (private tor Ladles every dlyStallhoSs. wifli female attendance, Oip SHikroo. Pleaße note the addreßa: Vtotoria street East, above the Greyhound HoteV and next the Cheap Bedding and FurnitureiMart Anokland THT E N C I N J G, AU kinds Of Fenoing Put Up by Contract, Paling Fences, Post and Rail, Ornamental Wire, and every klndof Picket tfence. Gates supplied, fixed and painted. Also for Sale at Yard- Purlri Posts j House Blocks, 4Jd to 5d per foot Shingles, 12s 6d per 1.000: Hobart Posts, li each: Hobart Rails, 87b 6d per 100: Hobar Palings, 17s: Kauri do, 9s; _ Splendid Rhnt Ralls, 55a; Titree do, 60s; and about 200 6-fee Puriri Poatf, at £i per 100.-8.-M. Whitb Fencer, Gore-street, near Britumart Hotel. MRS PALMER'S Pupils wiU Re assemble on Monday. February 6th.- Carleton Road. WANTED KNOWN—For NEW YB*S Birthday, and Weddim. Pkkbhit and Gifts, suited for all occasions, useful am ornamental, -_,■____ \ r I BEE THE ■ _ A _ . Eleotro Plate Department £ g OlookandWatoh DoP«usH>nt g Q Jewellerr 2 ePt?!5! en! 3 a Cutlery Oepartment B_ 9 China and Glass Department * 2 stationery B°ESj!22St 5 Brushware S 6"B^™? _ „ Perfumery Departoentl g iter 19 egg I I »°and Trick |«BB I S MMioallnßtrumentsDepa^ent S i § MeohanioalToys gopartoent g B S°if Department 3 nna Shilling Department/ 5? ; sco thVf WtodSws. which ore but •. feeb . iSorflMOtatlon of the attractions within, ( wMdhMrSweetion Is invited irrespective< anvptiiSttse^lngmade. See and peruse tl I SwCtSatoweot Gooda In Btoofc-Qpodaoa London Arcade. 4



Board ana itoaiaenca. . /GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, V_C HOBSON-BTRBBT. x<■_ ~_ Board akd Lodging 2te per Week BINaUROOM,--_. .—...2J8. , ACANCIESfor two GentlemJu. as Boarders in private family. Terms, £1 1 perwoek.-Kennek VlUs, Upper Queen-etreip . Newton, facing Wgßt street. ... ■■ f TWO Single Meu cau be accommodated'-1 with Private Board and Residence,, or t Furnished Bed-room and Sitting-room, with Or . without board, noar CoUege Road, Ponsonby.— : Apply STABofiloe.- RESPECTABLE Young Man re quires a fornishod bedroom In a quiet family near Qaeen-street where no other loot-erg , are.—Address "Como," General Post Uffloe Anokland. - ~ ~, , bporting. mAKAPU^A* JOCKEY o|.U_|_? EASTER SATURDAY, APRIL IS, 1812. ' The Prognamme ot Events for abeve date will be announced at an early da .c. * _$?< !, '•','! .'.'",', ,' "' ' H. J. SLLW, ■ "-:> ' ''■' -■ '■■.•".'iX-'-'V :.7 - ' "'■ ' :^^__J2 ' i.,; Anctions. ',; , ''..7127'' \»r»-h MONDAY,' .NOON. .. ■'*}*$& HOUSEHOIiD FUKNITDBE AND ■ EFFECTS, ,-.V-'.'.o.i";.V. SILVER-PLATED bOKMßr,,';'H4«^f«.,'". _.. ... ' _____ •-''■ ■■' i»1 ■"""IM ! 10 BE SOLD BY AVV^IQW./jLt.. ■ \la' t ::a'Tst hue's m_fts»ar fIL ~:■ )j.. (Furniture Department). ,7'f's3% General Furnishing Goods tor l^wlng-akWi,] Dining-room, Parlour. Bed-room and Kitchenj« Sulteß in Rep, Damask, Htttje Hair. &o.: Couohej, Sofas, Chairs. o»rpet. LOO TU& Square Tables,- Iron and;Woi«Beds|eadj. Iron Cots, one Iron SwtagjCot,Bprin»mhr I and.Flax Mattresses, PalUasses, Pluows. Horse Heir Couch and four Ohrlrr(nearly new), large OU Paintings, iQfe^.<W_?%, ---•! wr^s^^ v ToUet^ts>rflgTaWM.T^f' Glasses, Toilet Drawers. With! rOUMt' Most ! Bates, Stoveß, Grates, -Ovens, Sewtaft "*»" . chlneS.;lSeoond-hend Piano, New,Dw»"> _-__faum. Books. &ctJMmr, WW**' . i Boots, Fanoy Goods, Watoheli,'olooks,«c.,Bo. | . Also,' i |... ' '■'', ,U_iaer -Glstrabjt tor Bent, x Hi! ?p I■~ ! A New BUver-platod Cornet and jfoisp.' • ■» ' " ' TUESDAY, 'JAN^ARY'-2t,,; ; ' ? , \_m.!~. ; ,,CfAJJ^fc,Mtra, i jl^: a". Hi-US'recelveoV instruct hlrStort/'on the above?' dßte> »«'« o'clocb, •-'»' ■ Q BALES HEBSIANS, 72 inch. . ! g BALES FLOUR Or SEED BA«J#" . ;,;;o..p^sUji? WHITE BHEETINaS-*— ~- . i .?BAiafAlßEßlP4N f NAy^^<^ ' ■ -t OASE LINEN /' " •j (^^^iijisr.ppcK^, . ;T ,. r ,„.'" ! i OASE LADEBS' AND GENT'S UM !■',:'••'<,,, ..[.BRELLASi I .^r ■ x ■..- LMIEn ;. ■/-. Q - OASESMEN'fI AOT BoYff,.q3Wj§-* <> ING, MBN'S SHIRTS, HOSIERY,, TWEEDS, HABERDASHERY. I« "'* " Sea., ■ &o<j, . / : Ao£wf>.oii_ r1 '' •'.','' ', ' Term's at ffelQ., . •;:;';'--'''- W. B, COCHBANE. .''• '" r 3.M-?i>A_VM MONDAY, JANUARY SS. 11 j a . AtLbTMi_NTS;A_r t^K* wily. THE subscribers will sell, at th eW Swntf, Fort-street, on Monday, the 23rd inßtant, . at 12 o'clook. ',„,.,• . ' ... "".",' ' " ""'■'l "' 163 aores Lend on tho road from EJaiaka to Pnkekohe • . •<: >. Allotments at the Whau .. -| jj > SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, * :i ■■,'■.;; i '.. Auctioneers, /.: '■!''> fiX ~ VT, S. OOCHEANB , ".'" SAB... DAOBB '" WBDNESDit, FEIB&tIARTf I.■',!' BY OKDEB OF THE HOBTaAGMC,*- COTTAGE AT MOUNT ___DJBN. THE Suhscribera will sell, at their Boonte, Fort-street, on Wednesday, Ist Febru ary, at 12 o'clock, ■'>•"« AUotment 28. of sub-Lots 61.65 an* 68, Sec tion 6, Suburbs of Auokland, hvmg a frontage of 85 feet t:> CromweU-street, Mount Eden, With the Cott^h thereon oreotcd. '■' ■'-' ''"■'■■ l< - J For further particulars apply to ' ~SAMUELTCOCHRANE &'SON; ~v Auctioneers, "!IJ** - ; W. S.COCHBANB]. .... t^K PA.OB.V' WEDNESDAY, JANUABY «*'. OAi%_. OABS. rfJ* E_ C.,_&. LittJefieldf; ', |'||*. THE Subscribers will sell, at their ROOms, Fortstreet, on Wednesday, 24th lnßt,,atU o'clock. r" A Shipment of American Pine Spoon pars, from7to 13feet. .... "•■ SAMUEL COCHRANE Be SbN, ..' Ancti6neers.,"",: 'T-vi;'' : !_; B. TONES. It. 0. CARB. B. D. TONES TUESDAY, JANUARy 24. , . - SURPLUS STORES! ' . SURPLUS STORES! Ex Ship ' Wellington,' fbom London. ■v:'; B. TONKfTft 00., i■ t ; HAVE received instruotiona to sell "by -' auction, on Tnesday, the 2«h liisiiuii,;at li o'olook. SURPLUS STORES of Ship 'WrfWfmt ■';■■■>■ comprising Pork. Beef, Bimuits, Bloef Peas, Oatmeal, Sugar, WINES, SPIRITS, &o„ Sec B, TOMKS] [E. 0, CABK.] [B. D. TONES. '7 : '.' toesd^ ; jANUARYnat-', :.~ v ';-_ t . On account of whom It may conoern. T 0 B"AC~C 08, .; Ex Beatrioe Havener. Havener, Master, from B. TONKS & ,C0 V Have been itstruoted to seU on Tuesday, January 24, at it o'clook, On account of whom It may conoern, tDNSCO^OO PACKAGES TOBiIOOO' " m diamond &/Q ( a n more or leas damaged), 160 162 1651 6 ..-boxes Tobaoco, sUghtly 1681691701 j damaged; _ ■ >; 158 159161) '• ' . _ ■'•"■' 163 164 167 }• 9 3-boxes Tobacco, muoh damaged 167171172) ■ .. . 53 64 2 cases, each 5 i-boxes, muoh 87 loose, 2 boxes slightly and 8 much 33 1 oase, 6 }-boxes— i Bound, I slightly ■i ..... . . . damaged... , ,„.,._„.,. , ■ > 89 loase,sl-boxes-48onnd,Ialliht;y 45 lease, 8 J-boxes — 2 slightly 57 1 case. 6 J-boxos, mnoh damaged. B. TONES. E. C. CAKE. >B. D. TONK 8 . AT AN EARLY DATE. TOWNSHIPOFST.KILDA.WAIKATO, ' Adjoining Town of Cambridge. I TOWNSHIP OF OXFORD, WAIKATO. : THAMES VALLEY, on main Roterua ["" SUBURBAN LOTS, OXFORD. 1 4 acres to 100 acres. . TOWNSHIPO F W A IP A, a Adjoining tho celebrated Vatetcro I ' B, TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed by the Auckland Agricultural Company to BeU.at.aa early - a*te' THE AB0V& I to Inteidlng settlers or Bpepulatiiri they offer b exoepUomamvestmenfeMthO-iiorMWlirtta d value ot property in these looaUUes must be iarid settlejient ot the ftrtlle taUde fn the neighbourhood. B. Tonka and 0* aro alMWew^ to dispose of *ouiavated Items to W^fe 18 *"* «"•»•« VaUevs, in lots of WO to 10,000 aores on easy tiSandto-OletogoltpiirohaMW. B, TONKS. B, 0. CASE. B. D. TONE AT AN EARLY DATE. O/l OASESJFIRE.RESISTmQ SAFES, &__. from the olebratea firm of PERRY te SONS. At at early date, so soon as landed from AnaJl v » B. TON KB & 0 0., Jj .xx Auctioneers. |j* ] (Oontintied on Foerth Page). ■'■