TYPHUS FEVER AT PUKE KOHE.

AN outbreak of typhus lever has occurred at Pukekoho West, and within the present week two mea in the prime of life have succumbed to the fell disease, while the remaining member* of their family are prostrated by it. It seems that some short time ago a little boy in enfeebled health was sent up from town to the residence of his friends, theEoutley's, in the hope that the country air would speedily restore him to health. The nature of his sickness was not known, nor was any alarm felt iv regard to it until one after the other of the household, viz., a father, mother, daughter, and three sons, took ill and were laid up with it. Then Dr. Dalziel was called In, and he at once saw that the family had been attacked by the virulent fever. On Monday night the eldest son, John Routley, a robus and active man of 40 years of «?*! .dl^. nnj? the malady, and last night thei) survivors, all of whom are stricken with tbo same complaint. Means have toen taken to guard against the spread of the infection, but there is reason to fear that they have not been altogether successful, as reports were current to-day ot a station hand having just sickened and taken to his bed. The matter demands tnc immediate attention of tho district health officer. _____

MEETING OF LICENSED VICTUALLERS.

A SPECIAL meeting of the Licensed 'Victuallers' Association was held this afternoon for the purpose of deciding ■what, if any action, should bo taken in view of the approaching election of Licensing Commissioners. There were present: Messrs J. Gorman (President), Endean, Gleeson, Davidson, Fmher (Vice-Chair man) Smith, Williams, Kidd, Lynch, Ilnmley, Dervan, Turnbull, O'Halloran, Brindlecombe, and Captain Mnnn, The Chairman explained that the busi ness was to select gentlemen who should be supported in their candidature tor the posi tion of Licensing Commissioners. In this matter the publicans had no wish to act in hostility towards the Good Templars, but they desired simply to secure the return of moderate and disinterested men. Mr King stated that he had that morn- Ing waited upon Mr Newman, and assured him that the Licensed Victuallers had no wish to provoke a contest with the Good Templars, or to prevent them from having representation on the Bench. He therefore expressed the hope that the Good lein plars would not seek to elect meu of extreme views, but avoid bad feeling by selecting candidates whom both parties could support. Mr Newman had coincided in his views and endorsed his sentiment, and as an earnestness of good faith, had given him a copy of the Good Templar ticket. It was as follows :— Fob City WAST.—J. M. Clark, John Chambers, D. H. McKenzie, C. B. Stone, Thos. McMaster. - Fob City South.—Graves Aickm, C. 0. McMillaD, G. W. Owen, Joseph Newman, — Garlick. Foe City North.—J. Buchanan, C. C. McMillan, G. W. Owen, D. H. McKenzie, Joseph Newman. He therefore proposed : "That Licensed Victuallers Association should support the candidature of Messrs J. M. Clark.J. Cham bers, C. B. Stone, Graves Aickin, and Mr Montague, for City East, and in doing so he pointed out that the only difference between it and the Good Templar ticket was the substitution of .the names of G. Aickin and M. Montague for those of D. H. McKenzie and T. McMaster. Mr Hamley seconded the motion, which was then put, and carried nem. con. As it was not known what gentlemen would accept nomination as candidates, a com mittee was appointed to mako a ticket up for City North,, and City South Jto-night, and >übmit it to a deputation of the Good Templars to-morrow morning. Captain Mann, Mr o'Dowd, Mr Glceson and Mr Brindlecombe, being appointed the said committee.

ARATAPU: MEETING OF THE UNION SASH AND DOOR COMPANY'S EMPLOYES.

A MEETING was held in the Aratapn Hall, on Tuesday evening, and was attended bj the whole of the employ 63 of this company in this place. Mr W. Meadly occupied the chair, and Mr Geo. Ellis consented to act as corresponding secretary. In opening the ■business, the chairman said the meeting was called to consider the state of affairs now existing at the company's mills ie Auckland. It was then moved, and carried unanimously:—" That this meeting is of opinion that their fellow workmen are fully justified in the course they have taken, and, should they require it, we pledge ourselves to support them to the fullest extent of our power, and a copy of this resolution be forwarded to them at once." Xhe following committee was ap pointed to carry out the details: Mesar3 Jno. Sheffield, J. H. Brown, W. Words worth, H. Wilson, and E. Avery, Mr W. M. Hiflgs then spoke as follows :— I hare a duty to perform to-night which I do not undertake without some amount of diffidence, but at the same time, after a long and careful consideration of the natter, I conceive it to be a duty, and from that duty I shall not shrink. My chief duty here to-night is to move the formation of a union amongst the working men con nected with these New Zealand saw-mill!, so that we may have some voice in the ruling of this particular industry, of which we form so prominent a portion. What surprises me most is this: that in Conser vative England, Act of Parliament will not allow men to work more than nine hours a-day; yet in Liberal and advanced New Zealand —the boasted home of freedom— you are compelled to work ten hours a-day, and, hitherto, you have not had the pluck to rebel againßt it. Your fellow-workmen in Auckland have taken the lead in breaking down the tyranny which has hitherto ruled too much in the manage ment of the saw-mills of New Zealand, and I would strongly advise you to throw aside all petty jealousies, and work as one man to obtain that which surely is yourdue. Time was, when I iirst became acquainted with saw - mills, that even the name ot "saw-mill hand," was sufficient to stamp a man with disgrace. "Tne Bcene is Changed." Aratapu, the once drunken, disreputable Aratapu—the talk of Auck land, and the chief subject for slanderers, is now the stronghold of temperance; and yet here you have to work longer than ever did nigger in the Southern States of America. Your social interests, your intellectual ability, demands that you should mace a move, which shall tend to raise you from the once contemptible saw mill hand, and place you on a status with your contemporaries in any other industry. With this end in view, I have consented to be the proposer of a resolution here to-night, and though I may be blamed by some, I feel that duty compels me to take this course, I ask you all whether it is not a Bhame, in this enlightened New Zealand— this land of liberty, this "Britain of the South"—this land ot which it might well be said—

Though o'er our heads the frozen pletadea 'Tiallterty that orowns New Zealand's idg. And makes her barren rocks and her bloak • mountains smile. And yet, in this land of liberty, the land o£ privileges, will you still continue to work the whole of your life without making one single effort to extricate yourself from the difficulty ? One thing I would particularly remind you of aeain, is this: let there be no petty animosities among you, put your minds and wills together, casting aside every little bit of party feeliDg, and work nand-in-hand for the purpose of effecting your end, and a great and glorious victory shall be yours, for you have Bet your hands to a great and noble work. I therefore beg to move, " That a commit? tee be formed for the purpose of establish* ing a union amongst all the saw-mills in the province, with the view of getting the hours of labour reduced; and that circulars be printed and forwarded to every saw>mill fot their approval and co-operation." This was seconded by Mr W. B. Topp, and carried unanimously. An executive com. mitteo was then formed, consisting of— Messrs Wordsworth, Meadly, Sheffield, Topp and E. Brown, A vote* of thanks to the chairman terminated the proceedings.^ [A. Correspondent,]

The Chairman of the lock-out commitfoe of the late employes of the Union Sash and , Door Company, is in receipt of the resolu- I tion passed by the Aratapu mill hands, and baa forwarded a copy to the workmen at the j Tairuu mill. .<

CABLEGRAMS.

[KEUTER'S TEIiKGBAMS.I

Mr Bratllaugli Again Ejected. LONDON, Februarys. In the House of Commons last evening, Mr Bradlaugh appeared and was advancing to wards the table, when Sir Stafford North cote rose and moved that he should not be allowed to take the oath, Sir Vernon Har court theieupon moved the previous ques tion, and spoke at some length, advising the House to allow Mr Bradlaugh to take the oath subject to the final de cision of the question in the Law Courts. Mr Bradlaugh then, speaking from the bar of the House, solemnly declared that the oath would be binding upon him. A lengthy debate ensued, and finally the previous question was rejected by a majority of fifty-eight in a full house. Sir Vernon flarcourt's motion was supported by Mr Gladstone and other members of the Government. After tho rejection of the previous question, fcir Stafford Northcote's motion, refusing Bradlaugh permission to take the oath, was adopted. Mr Bradlaugh then withdrew from the Chamber, and subsequently lodged a protest against the decision come to.

|THE CLOTURE IN ENGLAND. LONDON, February 8.

In tho House of Commons last night Mr Gladstone gave notice of motion to amend the procedure ot Parliament so as to pro vide that the cloture should be votable by bare majority of the House, provided two hundred members support, or less than forty oppose the motion for it being pronounced.

THE IRISH SUSPECTS,

A motion by Mr Gray for an inquiry into the circumstances attending the arrest and imprisonment of the Irish members was discussed in the House nf Commons last night and was rejected. The House of Lords has adopted the Addre9s-in-Reply to tho Queen's speech^ The motion for a similur address has been under discussion in the House of Commons, but the debate stands adjourned.

AUSTRALIAN.

COPPER MINING SWINDLE.

SYDNEY, this day.

Arrived, Jast evening : Steamship Waka tipu, from Wellington.

The trial of Messrs Baker and Waddell for conspiracy to defraud the shareholders ot the Melbourne Creek Copper Mining Company commences next week.

A CAPTAIN CENSURKD.

SYDNEY, this day.

The result of the inquiry which has been held by the Marine Board into the loss of tho A.S.N. Company's steamship Fiona was made known to-day. The Board finds that the vessel was wrecked through default of the captain, who has been summoned to show cause on Monday next why his certiDcate should not be suspended. HORSES DISQUALIFIED. MELBOURNE, February 8. The Victoria Racing Club have decided that Mr De Mestre's horses that were entered for the Sires Produce Stakes at the Autnmn Me c ting to be held next month were wrongly nominated. They have been accordingly disqualified for the race.

SHIPPING,

MELBOURNE, February 8,

Arrived this afternoon : Tho Union Company's steamship Rotomahana, from the Bluff.

Sailed: The Union Company's steamship Arawata this afternoon, for the Bluff.

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.—This day.

(Before J. E. Macdonald, Esq., R.M.) JODGMKNTS FOB PLAINTIFFS.

Jas. Leplno v. We Meesase, £1 Ha, ooata £1 2a 6d (Mr Thome for plaintiff); Tho. Slater v. Kdward Message, £13 Ua Sd, promissory note, costs £2 5a ; A. Buokland v, Danlal Geary, £21 da Od, coats £4 IS* (Mr P. Oliphant for plalntlft): Samuel Meekan v. Geo. Thompson, £25 7a 7d, groceries, coata £1 13s (Mr Thome for plaintiff); Joseph Williams v. William Mills, 62 16s, balance of tailor's bill, costs £1 2s Gel (Mr Cotter for plaintiff); Kobert Cowan v. Thomaa Allan ; £319s 2d, costa £1 2s Sd (Mrßurton for plaintiff). J urOMKNT BUMMONH CASKS. Thome v. Bromflold, claim £38 3d, balance of aooount.—Mr Armstrong for plaintiff.—Plaintiff said the claim was on a judgment summons. Defendant waß a solicitor, practising at Tauranga, and In a very good way of business. Defendant did not appear.—Hla Worship mado an order for payment pro forma, within thirty days; or one month. Forder v. Lumsden, claim £1213a.—Mr. J, B. Rutseil for plaintiff. The case was adjourned for a week In prospeot of an arrangement. Thomas Peacock v. Henry J. Kills, olatm, £12 Oa 6d.-Mr J.B.Ruseellfor plaintiff -Mr Peaoook stated that the olaim was for an electrlo pen, with whioh defendant had been getting a living. Ho employed the pen in dome ciroulars ana otatr work by contract. He also had an office in High-streot.-Ordered to pay the whole amount by tho Ist April, or in default one month's Imprisonment, Donovan y. liynch. claim, £1 Is.—Plaintiff salfi thia claim was for rent,and had been etand ing for seven years, bnt he would leave It to the Court.—Defendant said there were three land? ladies and two others in the meis, bat he would pay it and be done with it, coats ss. AJWOUKNBD CASES. Veithv. Smith, £2710517 d; Billlngton v. H&lef, £15: Se:combo v. Wiloox and Co., £15: Han cock and Co. v. Aldridge, £6 ISj 6d: Laishley v. Oldham, £14 lla; same v. Lamaden and Co, £21 13a; same v. Marks, £12s lOd; Ho won v. Day, £7 ODpenheimer t. Havener, olaim £29 4a.—Mr J. B. Hussell for plaintiff; Mr S. Hoskethfor defendant. This waß a claim for damage of Kooda by sea. A portion of tho evidence was Heard at WfHii.gton.-The biU of lading was admitted, and it was for the defendant to shew that, owing to certain exceptions, he was not responsible, — Adolphus Oppenhelmer deposed that ho knew Cupt Havener ; he received cer tain goods by the capt»in's vessel and paid freight; found some of the eooda damaged considerably, and the case") Breen, aa though they had baon exposed for weeks. Haw CaDtaln Havener, the goods were inspeoted, and he waa told to send In hlB olaim to Mr Barber. He did so, but received no answer. The aurveyora assessed the damage at £17. But no answer. Hs then sent down word that if he received no reply within a speoified term he should send the goods to auotlon. No notice waa taken, and the damagod goods were accordingly sold by auction.—Mr Hesketh said the RDofi were placed on the vessel in good order and [condition, and if they were subsequently found to be damaged. It waa by the perils of the sea; but apart from this, ho had a good defenca.-Hla Worahlp thought that from the time the gooda left the port for Auckland, the hatches were left open, and the damage waa caused by the falling of the ram upon the cages. He oonld not hold that the wet waa one of the perils of tne aea. A good deal of argument followed, and similar casea and their exceptions cited.-Mr S. Honketh askfld that the evidence for the defence might bo put in. — Tha evidence of Captain Haverner, the mate, and surveyor, taken at Wellington, also extracts from the log, were put In, showing fhat the hatches were fastened down during tne voyage, and that the damage waa not caused by any neglect of those in chargs of the vessel- Mr Clayton, Marino Surveyor, mado a survey, by order of Captain Havener. There wero two other surveyors, Captains Anderson ana Nearln?, Saw the goods consigned to Messrs Oppenheimer. They were damaged bysea-wawr. Oolte certain it was salt. Saw a large quantity of salt water In the hold. The cause was ex* p:uined to him.

(Left sitting),

POLICE COURT.-This day.

(Before J. E. Macdonald, Esq., R.M.) DBtJNKENNBSS.-One person was fined ss. Largest. - Gaorge Barry, a youth, was »ho7iro<? with stealing a oheqoe for £116s. the SgSw rttt&li &v Qreenleafj also other »Mrlflß -On the application of Mr Pardy, the wse was adjourned until Saturday next. he SkSd intake Bit home to his ma-Tne mother of tho lad said her son was a soed boy, auk had never been gui ty of anything of thlo kind bef oro.-Hia Worship could not accept the boy? a Btory? and ordered h}m to prison for seven a<TBB Missino UMSRELLA.-John Thakaberry was chamed with mealing an umbrella, valno 7s 6d, the property ot Wm. DalzeiL-PrJßoner said that a person in the Auckland Hotel handed the umbrella to him. and aald. "My boy, oblige me by pawning my »Caudle." He went to Mr Neumegen's and got 3s upon it ( sold the ticket for la and drank it in beer. Tho case was held over till Saturday for tho appear - 8W iC AfLi a NGBoeom-M a ria Gray pleaded B ullty tnstßftiineaDairofboots, value 7H 6d. the pro- Perty c£ Henry L Neumegen on the 7th taßt-

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Febboary 0. ffio^n-S. 16a, buyers, M. Gd, Belle* nnirtAn Calf— Bnyars. la 9d ffi nrl«' uony-eelton.. * NBWMAN . Chairman.

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDBNT.)

THAMES, this day,

FATAL ACCIDENT.

A bushman named Louis Ernest, a foreigner, has been killed in Billy goat Bush, Raweranga, by the fall of a tree. The jury returned a verdict of " Accidental Death."

About 25 pounds additional picked stone were obtained from the footwall leader in the Golden Crown mine.

The County Council decided at their meeting yesterday to contribute £30 a month towards the maintenance «f the big pump. LICENSING CONTESTS.

The Borough Council will discuss the matter to-night, and will probably give a like amount.

The first nominations of the Licensing Committees took place to-day. Six candi dates were nominated in the Thames North district. In the Waiotahi district seven were nominated, but only two papers were formal.

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

WELLINGTON, this day. ANOTHER FIRE.

Hooker's stables at Carterton, near the Public Hall,were burnt down this morning about 2 o'clock. The wind was high, but fortunately off adjacent buildings. At the Magistrate's Court to-day the steward ot the ship Euterpe, which arrived from London yesterday, was sentenced to three months' imprisonment for broaching cargo.

WANGANUI, tkis day,

THE PREMIER'S VISIT.

The Hon. John Hall, Premier, arrived yesterday from Whangaroa.accorupanied by Mr R. Bobbs M.H.K. and devoted the afternoon to deputations and inspecting the wharf, which is nearly tumbling down. They left again this morning for Kaltaia and Oruru and the Victoria Valley. To-morrow they go on to Hokianga via Takahue Valley.

CHRISTCHURCH, this day, THE EXHIBITION.

The Mayor has invited the various athle tic and boatiDg clubs and kindred institu tions to meet him on Monday next, with a view to organising a series of outdoor sports and gatherings for the amusement of visitors to Christchurch during the Exhibi tion period.

TIMAKU, this day. WRECK OF THE CITY OF CASH

MERE,

The magisterial inquiry into tho wreck of tho City of Cashirere concluded to-day. The Court found that the veisel was lost through tho parting of her cable from a shackle bolt coming out. There is nothing in the evidence to justify the cancellation or suspension of any officer's certificate. The nautical assessors, how ever, thought a certain amount of negli geuce had been shown by tho second officer in not discovering that the ship was adrift sooner than he did. The certificates were returned.

A rumour has gained currency in town that Carter who rowed with White at Mercury Bay and at the Auckland Regatta, is none other than Messenger, the well known Sydney oarsman. The Sydney bull efcin has the following on the subject :— Who is John Carter, of Sydney, who| is about to row Albert White again for £50 B-side, the boats used in tho former race to be changed? As we have never heard of Carter before, or of floyd, his mate, also of Sydney, we should like to send over a messenger to find out all about thorn." Subscription lists are now in course of cir f culation for the support of the Union Sash and Door Company s workmen now out of employment. Some of the men being un prepared for the movement have, we be lieve, suffered real hardship through the abrupt cutting off of thoir nieass of liveli hood.

Mr D. G, Macdonnell to-day received a telegram to tho effect that the roturn for the fortnight from Blaclcmore'a is 20T ounces retorted gold, and that the mine is looking well. A friendly race in watermen's boats, which was rowed in the harbour between three crews of lawyer's clerks, resulted as follows :— Mirt: Messrs C. Brown and Tucker, 1. Contest: Messrs W. Copper and Patterson, 2. Sybil : Messrs Eyerard and KockUy, 3. The Flirt is much lighter than the other boats.

The friends Jof Mr Yon Stunner, in tho Waikato and Auckland, sympathising with his loas by the late lire, have taken steps to make him a presentation ; subscriptions to that end are being received in Auckland by by [Mr (John King. We have no doubt •th»t many citizens who know Mr Yon Stunner, will gladly take this opportunity ot ttsifylng their esteem tor him, and regret at the misfortune that has befallen him. The house and furniture were entirely uninsured, and nothing was saved. To the Editor : Sir,—lt may or may not be the intention of the "Herald" news? paper to ruin Coromandcl as a goldiiciri, bnt, whether by mistake, or intention its mining reports of that place are calculated to do it serious injury. In the first place, some time ago a report appeared in its pages that Blackmore's crushing only yielded 50 ounces. A correction appeared in a day or two that the return was 150 ozs. In a late issue it appeared that tho return from the Bismarck was 3220zs In the same issue it reports that the expec ted return from the Comstock was twenty seven ounces per ton. In a correction ap pearing to-day we read thirty-nine ounces as the .actual return from the Bismarok, and two ounces per ton were expected from the Comstock. Now, sir. as such mistakes are known to have a most baneful effect on the market, it is to be hoped that more care will in future be taken by the reporters or proprietors ot that paper to prevpnta recur rence of such blunders.—l am, yours &c, COROMANPBIi.

■ ■ ' ' ' *-^ ■ THE AUCKLA3SP EVENING STAR THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9.



Bankruptcy wpnees. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Aot. 1876," and the several Aots amend ing the eamo. and of tlio Bankruptcy of Richard h«nrt Polkinghornf, ot the Wade. In the Provieoial District of Auckland, and Colony ot New ZealaDd, Settlor, a Debtor. Notioe is hereby given that aanfflolent num ber of Creditors of the said Riohard Henry Pol kinehorno not having attended tne first meeting of oreditore appointed to be held at the Supreme Court Buildings at Auckland, on Wednesday the Bth day of February 1882, at the honrof eleven o'clock In the forenoon, nor at the adjournment thereof on Thursday the Bth day of February, Instant, at the same hour and place, I. in pur suance of Section IB of "The Debtors' and Creditors' Act, 1876," have appointed Thomas Maoff&rlane, of Auckland, Certificated Ac countant in Bankruptcy, to be the Creditors Trnate.e in the property of the above-named Richard Henry Polkinghorng, and that the said. Thomas MncfFarlano lias intimated to me in writing his acceptance of the said appointment. Dated at Anoklanr}, this j)th day of February, lm' HBNRY P. BREWER. Registrar. Ldsk & BORTCN, Solicitors for the Debtor, Shortlarid-stroet, Auckland. Tenderp. AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY (LIMITED). TENDERS FOR SHARKS. The Directors of the Auckland Gag Company (Limited) Invite' Tenders for the Purohasa of I Seven Hundred and Twenty-five Shares In tbo Company. Tenders to be delivered on or before FRIDAY, the 17th day of February, 1882, at nooD.addreesed to the Directors of ttio Auokland Gas Company (Limited), Fort-street, where copies of the last pppprt'asd Balsi»op:3heet and further informal tlop may be obtained. Tenders may be for the whole of these Slinroa or any less number. All Shares wnifib. may be allotted under thege tenders will be plaoed'on the Register, and a Certificate granted free of Transfer Fees. The Dlreotora rjo not b. tod themselves to accept the highest or any tender. By order of the Board ot Directors. ' H E, B, PARBONS, Secretary. Auckland, February 8,1882. TENDERS for the Ereption of a Teaches House at Kadrihohom (near •Whangarel) will be received by the Kdn«v"°n Board. Wyidham-Btreet, Auokluid. nntil noon of WEDNESDAY, the lat March next. Plan, and Specification at the Office of the Board, and on application to tho Chairman of "he Patriot Behoorcommlttea, gawibohore, (For continuation, see First Page.)



Wanted.' WANTED, a respectable Youth i deliver paroeln.-A. Llnabnrr & Co. WANTED, a Stout Lad, as Striker fo emith's shop.—Apply. Coußlns & Atkli ANTED, a smart Nursegirl for th country; reference required.—Apply t the Paolflo Hotel. Auokland. ANTED, at Hannaford's Aucklan Registry (established 1863), Barm»i (City Hotel). WANTED— The Ladies to come an see the Blaok Chenille Fringe, la Cd Book Muslin, 5d j Marsella^lOdj at Uampler's. ANTED~Man Uook for Hotel, a once.-Mra Klßmore's Registry, Short land-street. WANTED, good Children's Nurse am Housemaid.—Mrs Klamore's Registry Shortland-Btroot. VTTANTED, at Eannaford's Aucklani VV Registry (established 1863), Severe Young Girls (Town). VT7ANTED, for the flagstaff Hotel V V North Shore, a Man to do general worl abont the home, —Apply at once. ANTED, Married Couple for Bay o Islands: no oVtieotlon to one or tw< children.—Mrs Elsmoie's Registry, Shortland street. : AM'I'ED, at tfannaford's Auckian( Registry (established 1863), Hote Female Cook, 15a; and Housemaid, 12s (Core mandel). ANTED, the Ladies to be in time fo: tho Turkey Twill at Cd yard; Groj Calico, 2Jd yard; White Window Net. 4jd; a Datnpier^s. ANTED to Kent, a good House wit! six or eight rooms; mast be near Quoon streot.—State terms and partlonlars to K.N, care of K. Hew, Grocer. Viotorla-Btreot. ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckiam Registry (eatabUshed 1863), Severe Fomale Servants (Town). WANTED, good Cook and Laundress (gentleman's family); referonoas will b< required. Also. Girl tor country hotel, and! good General Servants.—Apply U. S. Skinner 223 JL Qoeen-Btreot. ANTED, to Let duriuß the Session, a Kurnishud House, with bath-room within ton mlnutos'walk of Parliament Build Ings.—Apply to Mrs J. P. Stevonson, Tborndou Quay, Wellington. ANTED—The Ladies to come and see the Prnnelia Boots, 03 6d; and the 1 Hand-aewn ditto, at gs; at Dampler'a. ANTED, a Rood General Servant; also, a Children's Maid; references requlrod.—Apply, Mrs Howard, Wynyard street. ______ \\f ANTED, a respectable Girl from 12 VV to 14 yoars of age.—Apply Mrs Joshua Jackson, Upper Pitt-etroot, Newtou (noar King's Arms Hotol). ANTED, at bannaford's Auckland Koglatry (cntabHsliod 18G3), labourer for North Shore; wages 20a and fonnd. ANTED—Tho Ladies to come and bco tho CorßOta at Is Od; Black Binding Braid, 2s 3d per 30 yards; at Damoier's. WANTED, Three Improvers, also Two Apprentice. — Apply Mrs Atkinson, Dress and Habit Maker, under JToung Womou'a Institute. WANTED, at Gledhill's Cordial Fac tory. Wollealoy-Btroot, Two Lads about 11 years of ago. \\i ANTED, a strong, active, Errand VV Boy; must know the olty woll.-J. and J. Dlokey. Quoon-atreet. WANTED, a Tenor for St. Mark's.— See advertisement in another oolnmn. _ ANTED, a practical Youth to repair furniture, and a Boy used to painting, polishing, or bonoh-work. Constant employ ment If suitable — Apply Btab office. \A! ANTED,fouriirst-class Drusaraakers; VV also, Apprentices and Improvers— Apply Miss Dolanoy, Hoffmann's Buildings (No. 2). m*7ANTED.—TeII your friends also of VV the Crookery, Toy and Ironmongery Departments at the New Shop In Uobßon-stroet. —W. H.Dampior. WANTED, to Hire, a Hand-morticing Machine, for Jolnery.-Apply Stah Office. ; WA JN T E V. —To uaoinetmafccrs— Wanted, a good General Hand. Garllck and CranweU, City Hall Aroado. ANTE_>, a Dressmaker to take charge of Department in Southern City.—Apply Mr Banbury. at W. MoArthar and Co a. WAWTED a Second Pressman. —J. Trenwlth. Boot Faotory, Wakefleld etroot. i WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply to Mrd Choyoe, Park Itoad (off Grafton Road). \\l ANTED a Good Farming Man and V^ Boy.—Apply to R. Bmlth, at Now Calodonla Hotol, aymonda-stroet. ANTED, a respectable Girl as General Servant,—Apply Mrs Sloman, top of Grafton Koad. WANTED, CO Pairs of Pigeons at once. -G. Hnlnio. Batcher. WANTED to Sell, Mixed faints in gallon tins; Kiuri Oil, 2/9 per gallon ; Priming Paint. 6/B per gallon.-Atk_son & Co., Freeman's Bay; Wholesale Agents, Messrs X, Porter fc Co. _ WANTED KNOWN, that Wm. Gadd is now selling Apples 2d per lb; Pears, 3d; Plums, sd; Bananas, 3d: Onions, lOlba for la; Peaobos, 4d por day..— Noto tho address: Corner of Vlotoria and Nelson streets. ANTWkNOWN, 4. Halliday, Boot and Shoo Maker, la prepared to execute all orders In the trade; repairs neatly and promptly done, patches put on with solu tion.—Please note tho address. Abororomblo- Btreet, fourth Bhop from Symonds-etreet. ANTED, a Married Man to work a 500 aore Farm on Shares; no ohjootion to children.—Apply. February 7th, Bth, 9th, and 10th, from 10 to 12 o'clock a.m., at Ltndum House Vlnoent-fltreet. Auckland. \\/ AJN TED KNOWN — That tne VV Auokland Timber Company (Limited) are Manufacturers of all description of Gooda, with auparlor Machinery and despatch.—Workei Custom-houao-street Weat WANTED, a smart respectable Boy, with or without board and lodging, if suitable.—Apply ofllco of this paper. WANTED, a respectable Boy to iefl,rn the Frenoh Polishing.—Apply to K. Drinkwater, at Garlick & Cranweh'a, City Arcade. WANTED (at once), tor a lady and gentleman, a Slttlnaroom and Bedroom, with board; five minutes walk from Quoen street.—Apply KD, at this offloe. ANTED, a good General Servant; references required.—Apply between 10 a m. and 12 noon, or after 7 p.m., to Mrs F. W. Broofefleld, Sequoia view. WANTED, a Finisher? steady em ploymont to a good hand.—G. Black and Co., Vlotorla-Btreet Kaat. _ WANTED, a Respectable Young Man: One accustomed to butchering.—Apply to R. George, Patnell. WANTED, a young Man. a good mllkor.-Apply tomorrow morning, at S o'olook, at J. Robinson's. Tinsmith, Pltt-atreet. " ANTED to Sell, at once, Two Corner Allotments in Newton; good View; no reasonable offer refused—Apply to John Soppot, Land Agent, No. 8, Queen-street. \\T ANTED KNOWN. —New lot of VV Blaok Velveteen, 2a fid yard; filapk Satin, 2s 8d; at Qaffplor'a, WAHTED KNOWN—The Chpapest and Most Durablo Dress in Auokland Is now selling at J. Cosgrave and Co/a for 3s Cd, 80,000 yards drew etaff. 7}d. WAN! ED, Buyers for First-class Mut ton. 2d per lb; Corned Beef, 3d; Superior Atmospheric Sansages, 4d per lb; Koast Beef, id; German Santiago. 6d; Beef and Mntton, by oaroaee, 2td per lb; Corned Bepf, IQO to 30f) lb barrel. 2Jd; kegs, extra, frep on board.—G. Hnlme. Bntcher, Queen-street. \\r ANTED KNOWN— Children's KM VV Boats at 3s Cd ; Patent Leather Shoes 3a 61; Prunella Boots, 3a 6d; at Dampler'g. ANTED KNOWN, that "Coni ferino," the new atmospheric purifier, Is a very pleasant, as well as thoroughly reliable Dlslnfeotant, and Bhoajd be nged \h pvery honse in any neighbonrhpod wl(oro scq,rlet fever existß. Price Is 3d per tin at Gardner's Kngllsh Pharmacy, 181 Qaeen-Btreet, Auckland. VXTANTED KNOWN that the Victorian V V Loan and Discount Agency's Advertise ment appears on 4th page. 6th column. WANTED KNOWN-That jj, Co?. gravo and Co. have the Largest Stock o Hats (n New Zealand to choose from, and are now Selling at Half-pwoa. WANTED KNOWN.Boys' Straiiv Hats at Gi; Jean ditto, 9d; Men's Fashion able Hard Blaok ditto, sa; at Dampier's. WANTED KNOWN-That H. A, Colson, Vlotoria Houbo, Victoria-Btreet, ts about to 3orprißß the Colonial Public with n Grand Display ol Va'entinca. The market not being overstocked with these, the proprietor will guarantee to give the customers ot Auckland every benefit. WANTED KNOWN—That Munroand MiUigan have Removed from Earanga hape Ho&d to Larger and more Centra Premises In Hobson-street, noar Wellington streot.^ ' WANTED KNOWN, tttat you can Dre_ well for a small weekly payment by golngtto Mnnro and Mllllgan. Bee advertise ment on front ■ *ge. W~~ANTiID KNOWN-Table Damask, la 8d yard; American Leather, Is 2d; Pompadour Prlctß, 4ja; at Dampler'a. ANTED KNOWN, that my Bale oi Unredeemed Pledges will take place al Mr Arthur's Mart on MONDAY. February 18 at It o'clock.— Jameg Rao. Pawnbroker. W AftTiii;, orders ior our tamoui Trousers to measure, at 13s Ed; also the wondrous 659 suits. Overcoat? from 4Qa Mwvelioua vaiatf i»t J. t>. PhillipB1, Cheat Tailor. 170. Qneen-Btreet. WAJSTE.D KNOWN-Tnat tne «cv Zealand iplmber Cornnany are Bolllnf all kinds of Timber and Building Material a the very lowest rates. Very snperloi Wblfa Kauri, from our new bush, just opened. WANTED KNOWN-r-Music, MubJc Music—The Piano Moblo ordered b: me from Ensland has arrived; all 3d and 6i each. Particular attention this time Ja oallei to the Standard Popular Songs, which I hay specially ordered from list') also Czorny'o 10 Kserolscs, Is; Hemy's Tutor, 3a 6d,: otherP-Jan Tntora, Is; Ist and 2nd Violin Strings, 4d; Sri and 4th ditto, Cd.—w. H, DAMBIBR, Hobpoji Btrcot and Oity Market,



Wanteo. ~ -\%t ANTED, Man or Woman Cook W (hotel): wages, 20a to 25s par woek.—Mrs - Elamore'a Registry, Shortland-stroet. r VTr ANTED, good Private Woman Cook -' YV for Remuera: wage?, Us.—Mrs Els1 c moro'a Registry, Shortland street. 0 »» r ANTUD, good BarmaiU (town); need VV not bo accustomed to tho business.— fl Mrs Hlsmore's Registry. Bhortland-treet. d VVTANTKD, good General Servant for VV small family, only two children; three ft milea from town: waeep, 15s.—Mrs Elsmoro'a , Registry. Shorttand-itreet. ' TVrANI'KD, Good Ploughman.—Apply (. T » at this offlce to-morrow, between ono and two o'olook. X\T ANTED, Good Coat Hands; work in a V 1 shop or out.—Apply Posseneskle.Tallor, , Shortland-street. \\r ANTED, for St. John's College, a 1 Vv steady, industrious man; must under i stand gardening add milking, and be able and willing to make hlmsolt generally useful.— - Apply at the College, any day except Saturday. ■ \\T ANTED, an Experienced Laun -1 VV dresß.—Mrs Dunnlngham, Governor Brown Hotel. f IA/AINTED a Boy,—J. J. Swinnerton. a Yt Wood Turner, Wyndham-street. WANTBD KNOWN.—White Skirt ing. lOd yard; White Table Covers. 3s ! Cd: LargerWhtta Toilet Covers, Is; Long Cur -1 tains (3 yards long), Is Ud.-W. H. Dampier. WANTED KNOWN-J uosgraveand Co. are Selling Men's Bults of the Best 1 Blue Serge at 25a 6d; fashionable make. t \\/ AINTEU K.NOWN, that J. MEL- T V DRUM, Bootmaker, Shortland-streot, Auokland, is calling special public attention to 1 his Custom Work. Kopairsneatly done. Boots • Skwn and Pkgqkd and Madb to Ohder. a , trial roapeotfully solicited.—J. MKLDKUM. . \XF ANTED KNOWJN— The Flirtation 1 V T Waltz, only Is (id, at Dampiert Branch 1 store In the Markot. Be in time. \\T ANTED KNOWN—There are 500 i V T pairs of good Twoed Trousers to be sold > at J. Cosgravo and Co.'a, for 6s lOd per pah-. ! \S7ANTED KNOWJN, tnat the central V V Freehold Land and Investment Agenoy " haa Removed to Corner Qnoen-street and Vulcan 1 Jjiiiio. whore the Land Buslnoss in all its ' brunches is now carried on undor the apeolal ' superintendence ot Mr G. Vraser, Valuations ' made, surveys for land transfers effected, and titles porfocted at minimum coat. No charge made for roßintering proportios for sale WANTED K.NOWN. - 2,330 dozen nssortod Dress Buttons, all at Id dozen; ISOIbB Pink rick Cotton, at Is 8(1; Clark's 200ydB Hlaok and White Sewing Cotton, Is Gd dozen ' roole. Bom*1" I",—W.1 ",—W. H. DaniDier. WANTED KNOWN—That Professor GuBBCOtt is the only Original and Practi cal American Horballßt in the Colony, and also ' tho most expensive man to do businosa with. Ho requires no information; he can decide at a glance tho diagnosis of the case, thereby reliev ing tho oatlont of a great deal of nervousness ' and hesitation. Try and disprove this if you pan WANTKJJ, nyo or tnree wrocers m Auckland and Distrlot to tako the Agenoy for Nelaon, Moate, & Co.'s Pure Blondod Teas, Thoeo Teas are acknowledged by the Press and Publlo to bo the Finest over sold in the Southern Homisphoro, and are guaranteed free from all soontcd toa.—For particulars apply to Nolson, Moato, & Co., Toa Blenders and Importors. Hlgh-Btroct, Chrlstchnroh. ANTED KNOWN, that E. Mltchel son & Co., No. 19. Queon-stoeet Wharf, are selling Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Flour, Oatmoal. &c. fee, at lowoßt markot rates. ANTED KNOWN, tbi>t I am now Selling ovory description of China, Gloss, and Karthonwaro oheapor all round than any other uhop In the trade. Vases and China Ornnments oonßldorably below town priceß, Oae trial will prove the fact.—Note tho address: K. A. Henman, Karangahapo Road oppoaite Newton Hotel. WANTED KNOWN, that Mrs Carter, of Victoria-street, la now selling Corsets at 23 9<l and 3s Od; handsome Embroidery Trim mint;, 84d and fill; rloh Fringe, fid; Beaded do., la 3d; Blaok Lustre*, 9d and la Id ; Wools, 2a Cd per lb; White and Coloured Twiat, from 2d por yard; Scarf /lies, Is per yard.-J. Cartor. WANTED KNOWN, that H. WAITE'S - Fruit Tina are acknowledged to bo the beßt over introduced in the colony. They re colved a flret prize at tho Agricultural Show held at Ellerslle on tho 9th November, 1881. A recipe ia laauod to eaoh pnrohaser, and the maker's namu Is stamped on ovory lid. Sold by all Ironmongers, and at tho factory, High-stroot, next City Oounoll Chambers.—X. WAITK, Wholeaalo and rtetall Tinsmith. WANTED KNQWN—W.H. Dampier, Wholesale and Retail Bookaellor, Hob- Bon-stroot and City Market, haa much pleasure In informing bla friends that the largo lot of ologantly bound Books (by good authora) have arrived. Every purchaser of a half-dozen will hi treated preolsoly tho same as wholesale cus tomers. Thoue yfuo conveniently can are re quested to bring a Uueon-stroqt book with thorn, In order to compare the dtfferenoe in prloo.—N,B,~-1 shortly expect a lot Of Novels, &o, atld each. WAN FED KNOWN-Tnat J. B. Lambert ft Co. havo opened an Auction Mart in Wyndham-Btroot, ODPoalte the Stab office, for the Sale of all kinds of Storea and Settlers' Produce. Conslgnoea acquainting the above oC goods ooming either by boat or rail, will find every attention and oore taken, no matter how largo or small the consignment may be. For dayß of Bale, ana farther notice. WANTED KNOW N —Incredible though it may appear, it ia novertheleae trno, that I am Belling Grenadine (different pat terms) at 2}d the yard ; no higher price; at Uampler'B. ' ] __?■'''. IAT ANTED KNOWN, MAIZE 1 MAIZE!) E. MITCfiELSON & CO, Have on Sale just arrlvod) GOOD MAIZE, WANTED- WANTED to Sell (cheap), about SO Seta of Jugs, only 2/9 set; 60 Sots of Jugs, i to tho sot, only 4/ set; W-inoh Plates, 4/6 doz; 8 Inoh Plates, 3/6 doz; 82 doz Meat Dishes, from /9 to 2/6; Cupa and Saucers, US doz; 50 doz Mugs, /2 to '5; Engravod Wine Glasses, 4/6doz; Engraved Water Jugs, 3/ and 3/6; about 400 Assorted Books, oheap; China Keg Cupa. /2; Glass Butter dlahea, 1/ and 1/6; GliißH Sugar Boa na, 1/ to 1/6; Canary Seod, /5 per lb; Hemp Seed, /i lb; lot of Turkey Sponge, /3 and V; Toy Platea, /2, /3. and /J; 60 doz Odd Cups, /3 eaoh; 1/ Tina of Baking Powder, only /6 per tin; good Rice. 5 lbß for 1/; Ship Blsouits, It lb, i lba for IB ; Cabin Biscuits, [i lb : Largo Groen Apples, /4 lb, 12 lba for 3/3.-H. WATTd, Pitt and Qrey-atreets.'-Axo Handles, 11, 3/doz. WANTED KNOWN — At Goodson'a London Arcade oare has been exercised' in the selection of some oC the Greatest Novel ties over seen in Auokland, suited for Valentino Presentations, Bpeolnv.ns of which may be seen In the five windows; but the stock should be lnßpeoted by every purchaser before making a solßctlon. Trade motto-" Small profits and qulok returns." Hence we maintain our repu tation aa being the Oheapeat in Auokland for Stationery and Cutlery, Glaaa and China. Clocks and Watches, Bruskware and Perfumery, Jewellery and Fancy Goods, Musical Instru ments and Toys, Dolls and Japanese Goods, the Usoful and Ornamental. London Office: 68, St. Mary Axe. ' rpRAVELLEK. — Wanted, a Traveller J_ for Wholesale Ironmonger; none need apply but experienced ironmongers' travellers ; good salary to a thoroußhly competent man.— Apply Box 35, Post Office. Wellington. O T, r MA X X 'S, KDMUESA, A Tanor la wanted to fill tho vapanoy caused by Mr Dlxob's departure for Chrlntchnroh. A Good Reader and Voice indispensable, acd references aa to character will be required, For duties anil terms apply by letter to tjhe Organist, box 107. Genpral Post'Offlce. Appli cations must be In by evening ot Friday, the }Oth Instant. To Lien. m Q Q R O C B R 85. Tq LRT. In a good part of the City, a Corner Shop, new fixtures, nrßt-clasß opening; rent only 2.0a per weok,—Apply to Valle and Douglas, Land A gents, Shortland street. rfi o l c f. To Let, the Three-atory Building at preaent being erected, adjoining Theatre Royal, Vic toria-street. Very suitable for a wholesale or manufacturing businoaa. B. TONES & CO. _* 1 ; —■ TO LET, Six-roomed House, rent 9s Cd ; oppoaite Pound, Newton Road.—Apply to ■ Hewßon, Builder, Newton. r I'O LET, a House o{ six rooms, on the X Graftonrroad,-Apply to H, W. Heath, corner Queen and West Qneen-streeit, above TTnion SiS. Company's Office. > TO LET, a very convenient Double Snop and Dwelling in Upper Symonda-atreet.— For partioulara apply to D. F. Kvana, Batate Agent. Queen-street. rfIVG LET, in the best business part of JL Queen-Btreot, a New bhop, having a frontago of 11 feet and a depth of 60 feet, and two largo Showrooms overhead, eaoh 50 feet by 28 feet—Apply to William Rattray;. Draper nnd Clothier, 178.180. and 182. Queen-atreet TO LET, Single Shop, (now erecting) With dwelling-house at Kden Terrace.— ' Apply to Henderaon. Kdon Terrao'e. rilO LET, in one of the prettiest A«d ; X healthiest parts ot Auckland (n.ear Choral Hall), a Suite of Three Roomu; every con venience.—Address at this office. TO LET, 4-roomed House, with scullery and acre ground; rent, £U per year.— • Apply to Mr Reynell, storekeeper. Blleralle, . FilO LET, at Newmarket a^d junction of : JL Kyber Paca, a Shop and Dwelling, fitted ; cp $or a Grocory Store; a good business stand, i —Apply to Mr Richarda, Butcher, opposite, O LET, a Comfor|;ab.le, family Ttiesi dence Of 10 roojpa, with about a,n apre and • a-half of land in garden, orchard, and paddock. • atKpsom.—Apply to H. ABhton & Son,B, New ' Zealandlnsnrancs Bnlldlnga, TriO Lfil'i in Jfort-street, a otore (next ' L Customhouse Hotel), containing Shop and i five rooms, BUltable for Warehouap, Ueataurant, ' &c.; gas and water laid on.—Apply to J, M, 5 Lennox, Qneon-ntreefc, DEVQNPORT, NORTH SHORE-— Tq Let, one of tho beßt finished houses in the 1 district, also, a 6-roompd Cottage, completely \ furnißbedi-n-iror Bale, three of fha beat Allot -1 monta In the district, situated on the beach, 8 within two minutes* walk otthe wharf,-04ver l Maya, Agent. \ T_EVONPORT.— To Let, two IJo^aea ol i- I / six and eight rooms; also, a Furnished Cottage on the beuch.-R. 6 R, Duder



rereonai. rTERBERT JOHN WATTS (if in Auck- JLJ. land) please call at onoa for Mr Scott, at Ingram & Co.'fl, Hoffman's Baildlngß. HAVE found my friends at the Wark worth Hotel, MahurangL Splendid aooom« modatlon. Beautiful eoenery.— G. F. Sues Proprietor. jjoht; and Founa. rpEN SHILLINGS KEWAKD. LOST, a Strawberry Cow, horns girowing In towards face, tips of horns out; small chain round neck.—Anyone returning same or giving information that will lead to her recovery win receive the above reward. RICH. SOMKRVILLK, Wellington-street. LOST, in Newmarket, between Kilgour's, Bntcner, and Hogg's, Grocer, Four False Teeth.—Finder will greatly oblige by leaving aame at Mr Bail's, Fruiterer; or at this Offlce. LOST, on Barrack Hill, a small Leather Parse containing money and n tamps.—los reward on returning same to thla office. LOST, a Draught Horse, colour—grey spotted, about 16 hands: BUDposed to have gone in the direction ot Pnkekohe West.— Kinder will be rewarded on delivering the same to Alfred Buckland, Hayinarket, Durham street. Auckland. LOS I', on Saturday Night, in or near Queen-street, a Lady's Silver Watch-The finder will be rewarded on returning the same to P. Stafford. Crowther*s Stables. LOST, on Sunday, between the Post oQlce and Dr. Halnes's, a Black Lace Shawl.—Finder rewarded by leaving it at this office. LOST, on th<? 31st January, a Black and Tan Toy Terrier.—Any person returning the same to 1. Duane, noxt the New Caledonia Hotel, will be rewarded. LOST, or Stolen, on Thursday last, about the Roman Cathollo Churoh, Nowton, a Whtto English Terrier, wearing One Tree Hill District oollar.—Finder will be rewarded by bringing aame to this office. Any person de taining the dog after this notice will be prose cuted. STS REWARD.—Lost, two Turkeys.— • .9 Apply to Mrs R. Smith, Nawton Road. STOLEN, on last Thursday, a Black Newfoundland and Retriever Dog; brass collar with J. Rae, Darby-street.—Anyoncglvlng Information that will load to his recovery will bo substantially reward od, VjTtfAYED, from the French Bakery, 1 ' Hobson-street, a Little Girl, 4 years of age, droßDod in whito dross and white pinafore, white straw sailor's hat; name, Jessie Evans. Meetings. C^OME TO THE EVANGELISTIC J SKRVIOKB, At the Wellhsmby-btrkrt Baptist Chapel, THIS EVENING. And Every other Evening This Week, Conducted by Mr. J. 8, Harrison, Evangelist (from C, H. Spurgeon's College, London). Mr. T. Spurgeon will assist In tho Services. Sankoy's Hymns will be used. Service begins at 7.30. A CONFERENCE OF TEMPERANCE _7_ WORKERB will bo hold in t|iu . TEMPERANCE HALL, AIJJERT-BTBBBT, AUCKLAND, ON FRIDAY, SATDRDAY, AND MONDAY. Prel/Imijiaky Programme. Papers on the following subjeots will be read : FRIDAY, at 730 p.m.-'The history of the Temperance oause In Auckland,' by Mr J. W. Carr. FRIDAY, at 9 p.m.—' Compensation,' by Rev. S. Edgkh, B.A. SATURDAY, at 8-30 p.m:-1 The Licensing; Aot,1 MONDAY, at 7.30 p.m.-' Onr work in relation to the young,' by Mr W. J. McDer^oit, MONDAY, at S n.m.-'Our work for the Future,' by Mr Jehjuns, Twenty minutes allowed for each paper; each speaker five minutes. The attendance and co-operation of all the friends of tompsranco is earnestly desired, TTNIOW STEAM SAW, MOULDING, U SASH AND DOOR 00. (IdMiTM>). Notice Is hereby given, that an Extraordinary General Meeting ot the Company will be held, at M echanlog' Bay Office, Auckland, at S p.m.. on FRIDAY, the 10th day of March, 1882, for tho purpose of confirming certain Resolutions passed at an extraordinary general meeting of tho Company, hold at Mechanics' Bay Offlce. Auckland, on the Slat day of January, 1832 whereby it was resolved— (1). That all existing Artlolea bo cancelled, (2). That tho ArHcloa now submitted be instituted therefor, and re-enacted In place thereof. DAVID MURDOCH, Secretary, A UCKLAND. ACCLIMATISATION ±\. SOCIETY. A Spoclal Meeting of the Members of the Ac climatisation Soolety will be held In the Museum Buildings, Princeo-stroot, on FRIDAY, the 10th inßtant- at 2 p.m. Business;—To decide what recommendations to make to the Government respecting the dura tion of the approaching Gnmo Season, the amount of the License Foe, &o. Holders ot Game Licenses for 1831 are re minded that they are Mom'oom of the Soolety, and nro invited to attend and take part in the proceedings. T. F. CHEESEMAN, Secretary, KARANQAHAPE HIGHWAY DISTRICT. I hereby convene a Meeting of Ratepayers ot tho abovo District, to be hold on FRIDAY, the 17th instant, at 8 p.m., in the Excelsior Hall, corner of East and Fltt-atreeta, for the purpose of eliciting their views on tho contemplated works In the Distrlot, and other important businoss, GEO. D. BKVEN,' Chairman. 3rd Fobruary, 1882. A UCKLAND NAVAL BRIGADE, A Meeting ot all the Members ot the above Corps will bo hold In the Largo Room at the Drlll-Bhed, TO-MORKOW (Friday) EVENING, at 7.30.-F, LkKOY, Capfc, A.N.B, 7l SPECIAL MEETING of the Bon _r_ sonby Rowing Club will be held TO MORROW EVENING (Thursday), 10th Inst., at tho Club-room. Ponsonby Club Hotel. A full attendance is particularly requested. H. D. MQRPETH. Captain. ITT-STREET WESLEYAN BAND OF HOPE. The usual Monthly Mooting of the abovo will be held TOMORROW (Friday) EVENING, comm,enolng at 7.15. YOUING MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, corner of Wellesley and Albert streets.—Evangelistic Service, THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at 7.30. All an invlteO. Recent arrivals cordially invited. ____. JJSjVlflenOs. m#E COLONIAL BA.HK, O? NEW 'fhv DIVIDEND for Half-year ended 31st December last, at the rate of 7 per cent psv annum, will be payable to the Proprietors on the Auckland Regls^e;, at the Auokland and Cambridge Branches ef'the Bank, on and after 10t|h instant. By order of the Board. QKO. COWIE, General Manager, Danedln, February 1,1882. BAY OF ISLANDS COAL COMPANY (LIMITED). DIVIDEND HOTICE, A dividend of Ten Shillings per Share la now payable to Shareholders, at this office. HKNRY GJLFILLAN. JON., Secretary, 10.N.Z Insurance Buildings, Auckland, 7th February, 1882. Mdccationaj, -ftX O T I C B, Ladles and Gentlemen who have decided, to join Professor Catliiqu's Instrumental ClaßS.and Others wishing to join, pleaßO gall on Mr G. E. Boyle. York House, Grey-street, who will En rol Meihbors and reoelve Subscriptions be tween J and 930 on Wednesday evenings. Terma—fit Is per Quarter In Advance. RS. WOOLLEY ifrom London}, Teacher of Music and Singing, EJaranga hape Road (city side), opposite Lsu-bourne'a, Ironmonger. __ . rya R. ~¥. &WOODHAH, Teachee of the Pianoportb asp Harmonium:. Address-Care of Auckland Mnaio Ware house. Board ana Kesiaence. YAC ANCV for Two Gentlemen, Mrs Wightinan, Kden Crescent, „ \ VACANCY for Three Gentlemen at _V Cambridge Houso (late Colonel Haul tain's), aeoond house from St, Matthew's Par sonase, Chapei-Btreet; also, a Suite of Aparfr. menta. uMPOKTAULB Board and Residence for two gentlemen (friends); terms moder ate; Croydon villa, Vlnoent.Btre6t.T-Mia Fuller. hoVKKHOK iiKOWNB HUTJSIj, XJf UOB3ON-3TBEKT. Board AupLaraiNa__. ■__.-..30a per Week Sins—Room--_-.---.,.--,,5&3.



I • For Bale. FOR KALE, a small Bakery and Con fectlonery Businessiaaleadlng thorough fare near town.—For address apply Stab offioe IrtOß SALE, a Pawnbroker's Business ' in a good position. Small amount of casl only required. Satisfactory rea°ons given fo ilisnoslnK of same.—Apply J. R. Randeraos N.Z. Insurance Buildings. IiTOK SALE, a First-class Confectioner; .!' BaHlnesß doing a wholesale and retai oaah trade, Bituated in Qaeen-street, with Ma ohioery and all other appliances for oarrylnt on tho same. Only principals dealt wltb.- Apply at the Star office, T/TOK SALE.—Verandah Uottsge, foui JJ rooms, etc. situated just off Cook-street price only £150. Very Cheap. (Must bo sold.)- D. F. Evana. Estate Agent. FOX SALE, a First clnsa Second-hand American Single-eeated Boggy and Ne« Set of Harness; also Vehicles of various de Bcriptlons.—A. Mackie, 45.Unrham-atreet West, FOX POSITIVE SALE, at a very low price. Two Good Allotments, with exten sive view from ench, beine corner of Loderlng ton and Kepplestreets, Newton, SOx 110 feet; must be Bold.—Apply to John Soppet, Land Agent, &c. No. 8 Queen-street. J^OK SALK, Commodious Residence, with large freehold allotment. St. George's Bay, Parnell: terms easy.-Metcalte and HIU, 29, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. OFSALE, 8J Acres Volcanic Land, with House, Out-hull dings, Orchard, well stocked with fruit trees, good well, tanks, and every convenience, four ratios from the city.— Apply to James Konyon, opposite Baptist Sohool-room door, Chupslstroet. VnOR SALE, OK To LSI 1, Farm at F Pakuranga, 7.4 aorns, and House, half-mile from Pakuianga Schjol; Dart bounded by run ning stream.—Apply IV. Dowden, Auctioneer, or on the farm to John Sutcliffa. ry\O BE LjsASjSD for 21 years, 3,000 X Aoreß of vary fine Land In central Waikato. being Lot 279 and part of Lot 2G9. in the Parish of Whangamarino.—Applv to K. T. Dutaur, Kaq,, Solioltor. Bhortland-ntreot. BjIOK SALE, ex Opotiki, 180 sacks Hew mj Zealand Maize.—Wm. Gunson, 13, Cus tomhouse-street. gi'Oß SALE, Sevonport, Villa Residence Jl 1 (now building), near Mr J. B. Russell's. Six rooms and eoullery, to be well-finished, with registered grater, colonial Oven, and all convenience; tanks, volcanic foil; improving position. Price, £100; one fourth cash, balance at 8 %.—Also, Verandah Cottage and allotment near the principal wharf; good well of water, tank, and well fenced; a bargain. £175.—A150, Building Allotments and other Properties in best positions on the North Shore.—B. Tanner, North Shore Agency, 8. Queen-street. OR Immediate SALE or LEASE, well cultivated Farm at East Tamaki, com prising IG7 acres first class land, well fenced, and divided in several pad do oka. well watered In driest oeasons; there is a well-flniahert four roomed Cottage, almost new, besides dairy, store-rooms, ooaoh-hoase, Btabies. &c. ■ distant from railway station only dj miles, by good road.—lmmediate possession given; Hones, Stock, &0., may be ihad at Valuation.—Further particulars may be had from T. W. Biekson. OR SALE, a good General Store ana Butchery in Coromandel, doing a very good trade; building qnito new. First-rate town references as to business. Price, £200; Stock at town valuation. A nrat-rate opening for an enterprising man with small capital, PONSONBIT-Fine Villa Residence Of six rooms, nearly new, on large allotment, com manding view of harbour. North Shore, &o.; register grates: water laid on; in splendid order. Price, £650. J. B. RANDER3ON, . Land Agent. TTTOODSIDK, STOKEB'S POINT. FOR SALE, all that "very desirable piece of Land, situated on Main Road, between Pronby tiirlan Church site and new School Bnlldlng, being about 1} miles from the wharf. This Lot, which extends from the Main Road through to tho beautiful Kauri; Galley, has baen aub^Uvtdefl, Into seotlorig, ranging from half-an-acre up wards, all of which are first-class Villa Sites, or for market gardens could not be surpassed. The fertility of the land is made manifest by the luxuriant native growth now upon it—plenty pf timber, magnificent tree ferns, &a, &o. The Lots are now being pegged off. and will bo ready tor selection by Saturday, the l)th inst, Terms—} cash, or such terms as agreed upon. Purchasers can depend upon every facility inc. Full particulars from D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent, Qaoon-atreot, near " Herald." |{1 O R ABSOLUTE SALE. To Basbbs and Others.—A splendid oppor tunity, uakory. Dwelling, and uuthonsoa, to? gether with a flrst-otam Temperance Boarding HoUbo, vi lth nearly 2 acres first-class land, in youog orchard and paddocks. Situated in one of the mobt fertile of the Northern Agricultural Districts, within 1" miles of Auckland by either land or water. This is a first-class opening. Full particulars from D. F. EVANS, 87^ Kstate Agent, Auckland. Ui O X SALE, WELLINGTON - STREKT - a new, well finiahed and handsome six-roomed House; allot ment S3 x 135; garden, &o. Prtca. only £460, of which £275 oan stand ac 7 per cent. D.F.EVANS. (36i) Kttato Agent. Queen-street gjiOK SALE, Duku street, JVewton, .1? Voranda.h Cottage, six rooms, and a work shop, good well, garden, &c— V. F. Evans Land Agent, Qaeen-street. T>ROBrECT TERR ACE.-A very nice XT Verandah Cottage of six rooms, fitted with cupboards, bookcase, dresser, &o,; gas and water laid in; good garden, stable, &c— D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. Queen-street. PROSPECT-STREET, near" i'onsonby JL Hall.—New and thoroughly well-finished Bouse of four rooms, fitted up with almost every convenience. Al'otment 33 x 100, for Immediate sale.—D, F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. S" ÜBDRBAN STORK lor Bale,—A first rate business for Sale In one of the best ot Auckland suburbs; the position is second to none; a splendid opening; full particulars from D. F. Evans. Estate Agent, Auckland. 325. MOUNT EDKJN ROAD — Splendid Business Premises in first-class position. The building is quite new and iwell finished, gas and other comforts. A good investment; Price only £600.—D. F. Evans, Ketate Agent, Queen-street. 811 PARK ROAD—Two Houses, almost new and in first-class order, containing 6 rooms each, registered grates, ovens, tanks, etc., on allotment £0 x 180; nice garden, good position. Price for the lot, only £550.—D. F, Evans. Estate Agent. Queen-street. (853) IiIUR SALE, all that magnificent Cornet P Allotment/Franklin Road and England street, about 91 x 101, planted with ornamental troes, So. This is, without exception, the best in the c vicinity both at present for a villa residence, and prospeotively as a grand business Bite.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-stroot, 854_ FOR SALE, Building Allotments, situa. ted in Sprlng-streei Ponsonby, best pobl tion, at 25s per foot; Shelly Beaoh Road, at 42a 6d; Kmmott-streot, 80s 1 Bayfleld, Ponsonby, 12s 6d; Ponsonbytßoad (near Mason'e), 80s; Mount Edon (main road), 60s; Newton Road, IDs; Pon sonby Terrace, splendid allotment, fully stocked with fruit trees, flowers, and vegetables, 40 x 100, for £100: and other desirable lots on ap plication to D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen street. - IrtOß SALE (Vioceut-'street], a comfort JD ablo House; six rooms, in good position, splendid view. &o. Prloe £4<XMorms if desired. —P. P. Eyans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. lOC Tm o X SALE.. ENGLAND-STREET, Ponsonbj-A comfor nble eight-roomed House; verandah front and lack; splendid view of the harbour; an allot ment 41 x 100, with out-houses, good well, pump, tank. &o, Prloe, only £360.—D. F. Kvans, Ksiote Agent, Queen-street. «375 J , ENGLaND-STRKBT (near College Road), Ponsonby—Verandah Cottage (almost new),five rooms, tank. &o. Prioe, £250.-D. F. Evans, Kstate Agent, Qaeen-street. 376 lm o 10. B^ ah I. HANDSOME VILLA, containing 12 rooms, new and well-finished, standing on high ground. Magnificent view of Auokland Harbour (cannot be shut ont); beautllul flower garden. All in first-class order. A grand position, aud a real pretty place—situated at that delightful seaside snburb, Uevonport, North Shore, about three minutes'walk from wharf. Full particulars from L). F. Evans, Estate Agent. Queen-street. OUNT EuBN (near Mr Kelly's), a new and weU-flnlahed House of five rooms, replete with almost every convenience, such as register grates, kitchen range, &c; allot ment about 50 x 200; main road frontage: verj desirable.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen street ■*» |p O X S A L X OK L E AS K. Takapona, North SHORn-DesiraWe Store, Dwelling, and Outhouses, almost new and In first-class order, together with 6 acres SPjenaid Land (in crops) on main rosd and in the vlolnity of the beantiful lake, and commanding splendid view of Auokland harbour. A most deslrabJs propertyTand weU worthy inspection. IK r. F: V AKti 381 Kstate Agent. PRING-STRIUT, Poiftsonby — Hand some new Houao, thoroughly well finished, rooraa large and lofty, standing on two allot ments, lam lnßtruotod to eflect an immediate sale—business matters calling the o,wnor awas from the distrlot.-Full particulars from n. F, Evans, Estate Agent. Qneen-atreet. 109 ftTORTHCOTE (Stokes's Point)—Boild' J3I Ing Allotments abont.66x 350, at £60 eaoh or 3 lots for £170.-D. F. iWnns, Estate Agent Qneen-Btreet. 819. /^LENBURN, Ponsonby—Marine VIU \JC Residence For Salo. The houso consist! and five small bod-rooms, all fitted with gas registers, ovens, etc. Splendid large allotment mostly planted with frulJ trees, &c havini frontages to three streets, situated near thi water Bide—grand view. This property is si situated that it is bound to enhance in valae The owner is leaving this charming looalit; solely through business matters, Price, or I: £675 -D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-Btreet jm ■ LINCOLN-STREET, Ponaonby—a ne\ and desirable House of 1 rooms, not quit iinishid. Price, as It now stands, together wit allotment (93 x 100). «i25.-D. F. Evans, Estat Agent. Qneen-Btreet. JS£ T>ONSONBY TERRACB (near^A! XT Saints' Ohtirch), a compact and oomfor able House of five rooms, two tanks, &a; boo corner allotment. Price £330.-D. F. Bvani Bgtate Agent. Qseen-street. 103



Public ttoticea.- . AUCKLAND RAILWAYS. JA. 1, WAIKATO RACES, THURSDAY, FEB, IG, AND FBIDAY, 17TH. Return Tlokats issued February 15 and 16, 1882, to Hamilton Junction, Rukuhla, and Ohaupo, will have the period for return 0* tended by one d»y. DARGAVILLE RACKS, MAKCH IST AND 2ND. . Through Return Ttokete-Auoklana. New market, and Mount Kden, to HolbbsvUlo-ou February 27, and Tueaday, February 28, will be ivailablo for leturn up to and including Friday, A. V. MACDONALD. Dlßtrlot Manager. XT O X I C^ E We hereby authorise M. WHITE fc CO,, tattlers, Fort-street.las oar Bole Agents In Auck land for Sa'e of out- Beers. ! (signed) JAMEB SPEIGHT & CO. Auckland, 9th February, 10. JOTRUIT. SEASON. Important to Storekeepers and Parties Pre serving. — Edward Lewis, of Cuatom-houso- Btreot, has just oponed a Large and Varied As sortment ot Jam Jars and Jelly Cana for Pro serving purpoßea j also, Flvo Crateß Stoneware ars euitablo for Butter Crooks and Bread Pans, &c. mo THE RESIDENTS OF SYMONDS. JL strkkt and neighbourhood. E. BOY E V Has recently Opened a First-class BUTCHERY AT TUB • CORNER OF THE KYBBB PASS ROAD. Families waited on for orders. JM"AIZEI MAIZEI MAIZEI A GRAND SAMPLE OF FDIAN MAIZE Now offering by us at 5s PER BUSHEL, BY THE SACK; COUPLAND AND CO., Queen-street. T\ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. The Partnership existing between us, the undersigned, as Sloan & Murray, Bookmakers. Arch Hill, fa hereby Dissolved. All debtadue to the fir mto be paid to T. J, Murray; all claims against us to be sent to Russell k Devore, Solicitors, by the 28th Instant. WttUAM SLOAN. Februarys,!^. THo^^.MURRAY. THlis is to certify that I"will~not~be responsible for any Debts inourred by my wife, Maria Grey, she having left her home without my sanction. T. GREY. E li O \r A L. CLARK & GANE HAVE REMOVED TO THO3E CENTRALLY SITUATED PREMISES, nest to Mazfleld. Grocer. QUEEN-STRBKT, AUCKLAND. TNDIAN rpEAS. FOR SALS, A SMALL CONSIGNMENT OF INDIAN TEAS, In Half-chests, consisting ot PEKOE, PIKOE-SOUOHONQ AND SOUCHONG. Direct from the Gardens In Darjoellng, Samples at our stores, ORUIOEBHANK & CO. 18, Queen«Btreet, Auckland, February 7,188% DIREDK. WHITEHEAD'S I? RETAIL TEA ADVERTISEMENT. FINEST CHINA TEA SETTINGS, 1/1 per lb. Selected from the London market, and re markably cheap. Gives a strong, thick, and pungent liquor. CHOIOEBT PURE FIRST CROP BROKEN PANYONG CONGOU. This Tea for valuo In the onp is worth pence per pound more money. Price, 1/6 per lb. The like rarely comes Into this market. A SPLENDID DARJEELING FL4VOURED MIXTURE; guaranteed a blend ot Pure India and China Teas. Price, 1/8 per lb. "TEA EXTRAORDINARY V The ready sale this Tea commands proves it worthy the name. Price, 2/ per lb. "FAMILY MIXTURE." A blond of extra highly cured first crop India and China Tear; will carry well, and Im prove with lengthened brewing In the pot, and prove itself an eoonomlo hlgh-daBS Family Tea, Price, 2/0 por lb. "VERY RICH DEEP BROWN TEA.' A combination of some of tho purest, the strongest, and the richest flavoured Teas Imported. Give It a trial. Price, 3/per lb. 00 BOXES "FOCK OAN PEKOE TEA." About the Finest Importation of the Season, Price, 28/ per box. X REDK. VI HITEHEAD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TEA DEALER, 95, VIOTOKIA-SIBKRT, AUCKLAND. A UCKLAND SAYINGS BANK. TEMPORARY OFFICES IN DARBY- STREET (Next to the Thistle Hotel). R, CAMERON. Manager. OffINGLES! OHINGLESI 200,000 Best Heart Shingles 1 LOCAL AND NEWCASTLE COALS, FIREWOOD, &0., At Lowest Rates, Delivered In Town or Country, W. & G. WINSTONE. JUST RECEIVED — Alfred Bird's Bakin<j Powder, Costard Powbbb, and Bl»no Manor Powder. Custard Powder, for making Custards without eggs; choice and delloious. Blano Mange Powder, for making the most delicious Blano Mange with little trouble and a trifling cost; to be obtained In the allowing fiavours:—Vanilla Almond, Straw berry, Raspberry, Chocolate, Coffee, and. Almond. Baking Powder for Bread, Pastry, Cakes, Plum Puddings, &c Its effeota are but prising, as it imparts a lightness, wholesome ness, and sweetness that cannot be otherwise produced. — Testimonials: From Captain Sir T. h. MoClintook, R."N., Franklin Expedition Arctlo Yacht Fox) Sept. 21. 1859; from the Emigration Commissioners, Westminster, ion don, S.W., June 6: from the War Office. Eiondon; a Certificate from the Admiralty, London, Feb. 5. Agent for Auckland: ROBERT KKWj Grocer. &c Viotoria-btbebt. AUSTRIAN BENT WOOD Cane Chairs, Austrian iVo£U?rt£& Bentvrood Oane Conohes and 123, Queen-street. LonilKO g i Austrian Bentwood Cane Rooking Chairs. WALNUT DRAWING -1 ■ «m i-uuivn. mKOOM SUITES In lVoue^n stoetsuk- Tapostry, Rep. and Ore 123,uueen.street, tonno> Walnnt Tables, What* nota and Canterburys. M' AHOGANY, CEDAR Rlmu, and Kauri Din a««a^sßa Biti taAsssa Cloth. TKON Half-Tester. Bed- T & H COOKE 4- S**B^ 8'hon Fwneh Bod- a & p g <s& Bedsteads, Iron Cots. T. &H. COOKE, 1 Blinds and Venetian 123, Qoeon-Etreet. Blinds, Gilt Cornices and French-pollahed Cornice Poles m T , „„„„„ pARPETS. Hearthrngs, T. &H. COOKE, V* Linoleum, Floorcloth, 123, Quoon-streot, Matting, Door Mats, Bath Mats, in great variety. ■ ".■""■ '■" ' T IBBRAL DIBCOUNT to t xr-n nnmrß -" (3aßh Purchasers. All isKLQoMnitawrt! ?.ooflß deUverod free in town. 128, Queen-Btreet. oatmogneg pogttree on appU oatlon. TJIIDBOOM FURNITCrBK T. & H. COOKE. Jt> in Oholoe Mottled BTauri, l^Queen-street •El E N _C_ I N G, Purlrl Posts; House Blocks, HA to fid per foot; Bblnglesi 12s td per 1.000; Hobart Posts, H each; Hobart Rails, 87s 6d pei 100; Hoboi! Pallnes, 17a; Kauri do, 8s; Splendid Rimi Rails, 655; Titree do, 60a 5 and about 200 ft-fee! I'uriri Posts, at f& per 100.-Sam. whits Fenoer, Gorenstreet, near Britomart Hotel.



Public Notices. OCK-OUT AT UNION SASH AND DOOR COMPANY. ■ •", In consequence of the Union Bash and Door Company refusing to comply to the very reason able terms of the mon, we earnestly teoneet aU men of principle and spirit not to apply to tha Company fdr work of any kind. «"#«■"" _jy/[ O N T S X R R A T 1 -PURK- Lime-fruit Joio* & Cordial 3 (Guaranteed Froe from Aloohol). : Lime-Fruit Joloe, Llme'tta, or Pure UawJalo. Cordial; also Aromatic, Clove, Jarmnelta: •Peppermint, Pineapple, Qotatoo^- Raspberry, Sarsaparilla, BBVEKAGKSFORALLSHABONS.FORALI, CLASSES, AND AT AIL TIMKB. Agent for Auckland: J. EDS ON, Chbmist, MBDICAI. HALL, 196,.QP^.snutBT. ' | ■■I K. M. HEIGHTOJV, London Iron Works, Pitt-street (Topot Qrw.it.l ; p U B L 1 _c__jj OTIC E. •' R. W. ROBINSON, AUCKLAND RAtf UOMJfANY DABBY-STHBBT, AUOKI^i, 1 Ope» on FRIDAY and BATDRDAY hhe M woektortheParohftßepfaUktodaolKAOa, I METAL. &A. TOR OAfIH rpHE new ayauMro society INDUSTRIAL AND PROVinwUm D n>u. oobner or QUEEN-BTBKBT and VULCAN LAMB. ' Repayments rer il Rspaymehta —Ih," . extending over Week. UeWidinrSrOT TVee^, 8 years „ IS 10 fl 7 year* r » ' * years „12 «H gi^S " » J ■ 6 years . Msl| •10 gSS 1 ? g SPECIAL FACOiITIKS are given to Bn: dgQHGJtf FBABER, Manager, vi £10 TO *»«» on BalMta* Mated. D BeeLlstofPiSp^rtoia?SlSnSh ■ page. Six per eentallowed onmeSeySSporited Auctionte. to-morrow, 11 o'clock a.k, , " markbtTday. AR^a Ls B «B, AUCTION MAB'IJt ARTHUR'S MART. QUEEN-STRBET. POULTRY DEPARTMENT, Fowls, In great variety; Turkeys, Duoks, Geese. > PRODUCE/FRUIT, AND OROCBHre:' - DEPARTMENT. MO sacks of Table Potatoes. 10 bates On ion* 100 Good Cheese. 12 kegs Salt BHttar 6 cases Canterbury Bacon 40 Hides sundry lots of Bacon Carrots. Horba, Vegetables, Flonr ■♦ ■■ A's Oatmeal, Sharps, Bran,-Oats, Wheat ■■:'■ :,! FRUIT. - Pears, Plums, Poaches, Applea GROOERIKS-Bpttled Fruits, Dried Apples Bisomts, Lollies, Peel, Sugar, Tea. Coffee Rloe, Starch, Ipue, Stoap? OtottSs^pSS 5 SSlPaWil ' Ws» ON SAtli PBtVATBtV. -'' ■ " FURNITURE DEPARTMENT, At Auolion Prises: English and Colrnlal-made Parlour, Drawing, f andDlnlng.roomßuiteslngreatv«flety,lcsl Square and Fanoy Tables r Cane Gnaui.' B Bod-room Furniture and RequlsitOß. Moat Safes, Btovea. Grates, Ovens, Dow ScMpew Large Oil Paintings iil handsome<aulc Frames, Gold and Silver Watohes, Clocks. American Organs, Harmoniums. Pianos. ' '£ Sowing Machines, Glass Oaseii M A T 818 BIN'S M A ET, cL Lower Queon-Btreet, at II o'elook. <; .'.' SO Sides Bacon 20 lregs Butter 70bag8Maise : 60 •„ Oate ■ T ? ' 40 11 Potatoes 15 „ Fpwl wheat 15 „ Flour Soap, Candles. Kerosene Jams, Venus Tobacco I 85 packages Teas Bngar.Jams, Sardlnp^ to. ■ 1 Onloe. without '.^gecve. ■ *■>. T 0.".^ °> B R O W, At 4 o'clock noon. - OAItBINEiS &'TAYLOR "\X7iLI4 sell by auction, at their Central * PRODUCE-Bngllßh. American, and Canter, bury Hams and Bacon, oood Table Potatoes. Onioßß, Pumpkins and Vegetables, Balt Beef. WUroa Cheesee, Salt Butter, Oats,' BrKh,. Sharps, Oatmeal, Flour, and Chaff. FaUIT-Apples. Peaches, Paaxa. Qreen«a«eß^-: and Jd&h&xielb, GROOBRffiS-Tea. Sumr. Muitard. CornnMc Starch, Candles, eait Korosone, etc . carbinesTtaylor, ■ Anctfonoew. jv ' '■ , ' T- O • MORROW.; PRODUCE SALE. W. DOWDEN \X7ILL sell by auction, at the Exohangji '' Cheese, Bacon, Potatoes, Onion*. Boat Oatmeal. Floor; Kioe, Tea, Sugar, Jam, Salmon, Sardines," Sorta, Popper, OefYeo. Soap, around Rloe, Oate, Barley, Bran* Timber, Empty Cases, •»»»» , Case Canterbury Baopß, , :?fm Large Cooking Ranga. G. W. BINNKYI to^iiSMY J THURSDAY^, FEBRUARY 18, Atlloclocjka 1 m i TO BREffERJi7"IRbNFOUNDERS, COOPERS, AND OTHERS. CLEARANCE Off SURPLUS PLANT, ETC. G. W. BLNNEY & CO. RAVE received instructions from Mr Glodhlll to 8011, on the premises, Wel lesley-Btreet. on Thurßday, February lGth, a*WM o'clock, the foUowton: ---1 O HOKSR-POWER ENGfIIB ft BOILER, - 1 ••• " Maah Tub and Gear. Larfe Iron Oirontar Tans;, Iron Tanks, Vats fitted with Tin ned and Coppered lomperatntes. Halt p4. JMill, Hoppers, i.arne aize Hop Proas,. Iron Boiler, Bottle Brßshinu Maohiw?, HBbll Ice Machine, Lead, Copper uidi Iron Piping, Steam Cocke, Brass T«E»a. Shaltings, Pulleys. &c, &a, &a Terms at Sate, « —— ';' ." ':. '~.j m .',:■■::"'„■'■ —*■". I TUESDAY, FEBRUARY sil. Bit Obber of tqk keqisthar or this SUPBEMH COOTRT. J. R. LAMBERT & CO. BfAVE received instructions to sell W L auction at their Mart, Wyndhanwtwe'ls, . ; cm Toeeday, the 31st Pebrnary, at 12 o'clock : ■ton, LOT No 3. of Heotton No. 3. or Subdivision Into Lots and Sections of Allotment No, 0, Section 7. situate In Soath-titreet, 'Hew-- . ; ton. with the Doable House ereevel • ' thereo*. . 1 Terms, as per Condition of Sale at theCfltoeot 2 . Jttessiß ConneU and Cooper. '4 (Continued on Fourth Page). •' ■ ' :.:, r- •■.-'"•