hot. Did not. threaten to lick Tierney.-r. Constable Kelly gave evidence., He was riding over the brow of the hill. Saw Ticrney stripped and a man named Smith holding him back. Seeing the excited state of Tierney, he persuaded him to go to bed. Thought, it was tbe best thing he could do. Believed his advice waa taken. Smith took care of the 'bus.—An important witness, Mr Lennox, had met with an acci dent, and was unable to come in.— nlr Partly therefore asked for an adjournment. —Mr Tyler objected.—Mr Pardy said_ it was % serious matter for persona travelling on that road, and it was on public grounds alone tbat tho matter had been brought for ward.—His Worship said if Mr Pardy had asked earlier, an adjournment might have been granted, but as the case was gone into he must —Laurence Tierney was sworn, and gave bib version of the matter, Charles Henry gSuiith was on the box with him. Collins had threatened on the previous ( day to have him off the box; and that Mr Quick had bought the clothes he had on. Collins challenged him to fight in Lennox's yard, leaving Smith in charge of the horse. Ho did not care to be insulted in that way. He had been a coachman ever since he was a boy. His wife came up and caught him by the coat, aad, in her eagerness to pre vent him fighting, she tore one side of his coat off in trying to bring him away from Pat.—To His Worship: He wai partly drunk, but more excited. Mr Lennox would not let him light. To Mr Pardy : His wifo tore his shirt off his back. She said " Tierney, you're mad; come horn wi' ye," —John Smith and Wm. Armstrong spoke in favour of defendant's conduct.—His Worship Imposed a fine of 20s and costs upon Tierney.

(Left sitting (

SUPREME COURT.

CIVIL BIDE.

(Before His Honor Mr Justice Gillies.)

C. S. WRIGHT V. H. N. ABBOTT.

In this case plaintiff sought to recover £400 damages for breaoh of contract.ln con^ nection with the erection of the new opera house, The defendant had paid £30 into Court in full satisfaction of the claim. Mr Hesketh for plaintiff* and Mr Laish ley for defendant. On tho application of Mr Hesketh, all witnesses were ordered out of Court. Mr Hesketb.baTing opened the case, said that the principal point of the defence was that plaintiff abandoned the contract. He summarised the facfcs that he would intro duce in evidence. In concluding, he pointed ont that it was not a question of plaintiffs ability to cany out tho work, nor a qutstion of bad work. If the work was not up to specification, tho architect had power to order it to be removed and ro elected, neither did the defence say that the work had been delated, the sole defence Was that plaintiff himself had put ah end to the contract. He then called tho plain tiff, Mr C. S. Wright, who deposed that he was a builder and contractor, and had resi ded is Auckland for 10 years. .During that period he had had several large contracts— the last being Ivattrny's new building. He remembered tendera being called for Mr Abbott's opera house. He ten dered for the work, his price being £4,775, and his tender was accepted. The next highest to him was Messrs Jones and Pollard's—£7s more.. The ten ders were opened on- September 17th, and on the 26th the contract was signed. The delay in signing was occasioned by Mr Barclay's desire to satisfy himself about arrangements be had made for carrying out the woik.' Witness received suggestions from Mr Hartley as to who should be his sub-contractors, and he endeavoured to meet him in every way possible. Witness started work on Monday, October 3rd, with labourers and drays, and kept as many men employed as possible. [Mr Lnishley here admitted that the work had been properly done.] On the Bth of October Mr Warner came- on- the ground to make a survey, and on the 17th Mr Traycs came on as clerk of works. With bim witness took the measurement of the foundation. On the afternoon of that day he had occasion to go to a funeral, and on returning found a large stone suspended ob the crane. In consequence of what his foreman told Mm, he went to Traycs and asked him if he would have had the footing stones sunk in mortar if he had had the stonework to do. Trayea replied '"No." Witness subsequently s»w Mr Hartley, and that gentleman said he wished the foot stones sunk in. mortar, adding, he wanted tbe stonework to be the best ever done iv Auckland. Witness said he was not pre pared to make it the best piece of work ever done in Auckland, but he would tell bim what he would do in the morning. Mr Hartley came in the morninp, when witness said "If lam compelled to do trie work as you and your clerk of works require, it will be better for me to lose what has been placed on the ground, instead of facing a six months' jab and losing at the end £300 as well." Witness ordered tbe crane to be taken down, and on Mr Abbott aaking tho cause witness re peated what he had said to Mr Bartley. He added, if the crane had belonged to him he would not have removed it. It belonged to Mr Watson. [Tho correspondence loetween Mr Bartley and witness was then put in evidence.] Witness delayed in re plying to one ot Mr Bartley's letters, and on that gentleman sending his son for an - answer witness said that he had referred the matter to the Builders' Association, and a deputation from tbat association would probably wait on Mr Bartley on the Friday. The deputa« tion, consisting of Messrs Holland, Con stable, and McColl, accompanied by witnefl', waited on Mr Bartley on the Fri day. Mr Holland, who acted as spokes man, stated the object of the visit, when Mr Bartley commenced to speak about the concessions he had made to witness. Mr Bartley was asked if he had instructed his 'clerk of works to have the stones sunk ia mortar, He said, "I did." He was then asked if he wanted the stones jointed, to which he replied, "I do not." Witness hen said he was perfectly satisfied, when Bartley said, " Oh, but it's too late.as you have thrown the work up." Witness denied this, and asked Bartley if he had ever told him be intended to give up the job. Bartley paid, '' You told Mr Abbott so." One of the deputation asked Mr Bartley if it would not be better.to dispense with Trayes's ser vices, as he had been the cause of the trouble. Mr Bartley then said to witness, " Depend upon it, whatever steps you take Trayes will stay on." Ihis terminated the Interview. Witness then wrote a letter to Bartley, referring to " the misapprehension that had existed." By this he meant principally tho attitude of tho Clerk of Works. On the Saturday morning, when he had some of the men on the ground, Jones and Pollard's men came and took charge of the job. Witness having taken legal advice, asked Mr Bartley his reason for taking the contract from him. Bartley replied, " The fact is, Charlie, Mr Abbott considers the job too big for you." Witness subsequently made a claim through his solicitors, which had not been paid. He never was a consenting party to the job being taken out of his hands, . Mr Bartley knew of the existence of the Builders' Association. The value of the arch done by him was £125, including the value of the stones. He believed that be wonld have made £400 out of the contract. He had allowed £131 53 for excavation,and would have made £60 from that alone. He had estimated the cost of plastering and slating at £535, and had entered into con tract to get it done for £475. Mr Bartley told witness tbat he had a very good price for the contract. By Mr Laisbley: Witness did not say to Mr Bartley " I'll have to throw up my con tract." He r«moved the crane because he could not get any satisfaction. When the deputation waited on Mr Bartley he said, "1 think it is too late, as wo have made ar rangements for going on with the iob. Magoire did not tell him it was very foolish togiveupthe contract for theoper»ahouse,nor did witness reply," I will never put another Btone in tho job. You can have it if you like." Witness did tell a man named Veal that he wonld have to throw the job up if Mr Bartley insisted on thefooting stoneßbe ing buried in mortar. Thomas Constable deposed that he was a builder and contractor, and a member of the Builders' Association. (His evidence was mainly corroborative of Wright's with re speot to the deputation to Hartley.) _ He roughly valued the work done by plaintiff and the material at £120.

James J. Holland also gave corroborative evidence.

The Court here adjourned till 2 o'clock. On resuming at two o'clock, John McColl, the third member of tho deputa tion to Mr Bartley, was examined. Mr Bartley admitted to him that there was nothing in the specifications about bedding the foundation stones, and thereupou aban doned the position he had taken up with rcterencetothc bedding of the stones. Whan the matter had been explained, Mr Wright expressed his willingness to proceed with the work. He (witness) gave farther evi dence, corroborative of the former witness's testimony.

Wm. Blewden, a builder, deposed that he had tendered for the opera house. His estimate for stonework, plastering, and slating was £2,75& He could have made a profit at that price. John Rule, a stonemason of 20 years' experience, deposed that he had been em ployed as Mr Wright's foreman.. When he started to put in the footing stones he was informed by tbe clerk of works that he must bed them in mortar. Witness was on the job every day till Jones and Pollard took the contract. Five per cent, is not a large profit to make on a six month's job. Ten per cent, would have been none too much without calculating the employer's own labour and time.

(Left Sitting.)

RECEPTION OF TAWHIAO.

HIS VISIT TO AUCKLAND POST.

POKED.

The members of the committee appointed to make arrangements for tne reception of King Tawhiao ate working most energeti cally) and their labours ought to result in a very successfnl issue. Sub-Committees have been appointed as follows: —Lodgings Committee — Dr. Campbell) Messrs Cos grave, Lamb, and T. Morrin. Banquet Committoe — Messrs Clark, McMillanj Pierce, and Dufaur. Sight-seeing and En tertainment Committee — Messrs Garrett, Kattray, Tonks, the City Councillors, and the members of the Harbour Board. Col* leering Commltter—Messrs Aickin, Carr, Chambers, Hill, Hull, Nathan, Offer, and Waddell. The General Committee met in tho Chamber of Commerce Room, Insurance Buildings, to-day, when the following telei gram was read by Mr J; M. Clark:—" Alex andra, Monday.— TaWhiao and party, num bering about 45, started by train this rhoru ing. In consequence of preparations made at Orakci, Tawhiao proposes staying there till Thuriday." It was resolved that His Worship the Mayor and IJr Campbell meet Tawhiao at Green|Lane]tbis afternoon,about 4 o'clock, and there make arrangements for a reception In Auckland _on Thursday, ' instead of Tuesday, 6.3 previously intended. All sub-committees are convened to meet at 11 o'clock to-morrow forenDoD, when final arrangements will be entered Upon. vVe learn from Te Rawhiti, the Maori King's private secretary^ that Tawhiao will be accompanied by about forty of the principal chiefs of the Kingite party, many ot whom have not visited Aucklanc since outbreak of tho war in 1863} some not sinbe tho Taranaki war of 1860-61. Amongst the chiefs who will accompany Tawhiao, are tho following : Wi, Koihit (WhitioraT-ono of the leading lighting chiefs at ttangiriri), Hauauru, Pattlra To Tnhi, and Honaua. It is uncertain whethcr|or not Mamiblri and Te .Ngaknui will coma down. The lattor was in Auckland a few weeks ago; It is understood that Tawhiao will visit the scene of his former residence and the burial places of his ancestors, and after the reception and bauquot in Auckland, he will go to Kalpara to meet the. northern tribes at Keweti. The movements of the Kings's praty arc, however, entirely dependent on the length of tneir stay in Auckland. As Tawhiaolcomes as a guest, he will, in a great measure, consult the wishes of bis European entertainers as to his future proceedings.

SHIPWRECK AT TIMARU.

(BY TBLEGKAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATIDN.)

TIMARU, Sunday, The ship Ceshmcre has become all but a total wreck here, Yesterday afternoon tho pin of the shackle of her anchor came out, and before a second anchor was let go, she had drifted nearly a mile into the breakers. There was not much sea running at first, and tbe stetm launch Lillie Denham went to the rescue, having on board Captain Ross of the City of Cashmere, who was ashore at the time the pin came out. The Harbour master, Captain Mills, had previously got on board, and every effort was made to save the vessel, but it being low tidr, she got further and further in. She struck the beach about five miles from Timaru about midnight. The socket Brigade succeeded in getting the crew and officers, numbering 19, also the Harbour-master and another gentlemen, on shore lately in less than an hour. Captain Boss was the last man to leave the ship, the Harbour-master, Captain Mills, seeing all on shore before he would leave Captain Ros?. The wreck is the result solely of the pin of the shackle coming out, and in no way due to the port. The City ot Cashmere was a strongly bnilt vessel of iron, 98,0 toil?, owned in Glasgow. She has a quantity of wool, wheat, and flour on board, and up to the present time this is believed to be un injured. It is well insured.

Later.-The Position of the Vessel.

TIMARU, this day.

The City of Cashmere bad on board 2,749 sacks of wheat, 276 sacks of Hour, 486 bales of wool, shipped by Miles, Archer, and Co., and insured nnder hn open policy in the Union, and 1,600 sacks, shipped by J. L. Morris, insured for £1,500 in the South British. The masts went over yesterday afternoon, except the lower mizzen, and that followed dnring the night. She had a hole made in her bottom by a boulder during the afternoon, and now (2 p.m.), it is reported that a good deal of the port side, which is presented to the sea, is broken away. The officers and crew secured their effects at low tide yeßterday, the vessel being then nearly clear of surf. The hull now lies high and dry apparently. Tho steamer Grafton was sent for to Lyttelton, but arrived an hoar too late to do anything.

A WORD ABOUT ONEHUNGA.

(To the Editor.)

Sib,—There is a certain locality in the provincial district of Auckland,- situate on the river. Manukan, and about six miles distant from the city of Auckland, which seems to be one of the most unfortunate places in tho district. Notwithstanding that various efforts have been made at different times to try to give it a lift and help it forward, yet from some cause or other these efforts seem futile and unavail ing, and " disappointment langhs at hope's carter," as tho place seems only to make a stir to get back to its old condition of dulness and inactivity, so thai one-half of the population seems to be doing nothing, and the other half helping them. Among the means which have been tried to benefit the place, tbe following may be mentioned : —It has had a branch of the Waikato rail way sent into it; it has had s bridge, cost ing some £16,000, to connect it with Mangete; it has been proclaimed a Borough, and has a Major add nine Councillors to govern it; it has spent something like £1,200 for a water supply for the shipping vuiting the port; it has a Land, Building and Investment Society established in it ; it has a branch of the Auckland Savings Bank; it has a free reading room and public library; it has a Resident Magis trate's Court, where justice is dispensed once a week ; and it has within its boun daries no less than eight public houses, five places of public worship, and five lodges, viz., Masonic, Oddfellows, Fores ters.and Good Templars; yet all this seems to be lost upon it, some mighty incubus seems to rest upon it, and there seems " nothing stirring bnt stagnation," How is this ? is a question that has been repeatedly asked, bnt has hitherto remained unanswered, and while other places are thriving, this seems only to languish, and if it ia oot worse than it was a dozen years ago, it is certainly no better. How is this ? Will anyone try. to answer the query, or give a hint as to what means ought to be tried next to bring aboutl better state of thiut'a ; or are we to go on at the same " jog-trot" pace, and let the "world wag" as it may, so long as it does not shake us ont of the lethargy into which we have dosed ? If some good soul has suffi cient patriotism to indicate some course likely to alter for the better such a state of things, I hope any suggestions he may make through the medium of your paper (which circulates widely in this neighbour hood) will be at once acted upon, and that •we may yet see better days in Onehunga,

The correspondent of the London Tablet writes from Rome, under date. 12th Novem. ber, as follows :-On Thursday, the 10th, bis Holiness received in private audience Dr Patrick Moran, Bishop of Dnnedin, New Zealand, and Monsignor Kuby, Bishop of iita. Dr Moran presented to the Holy Father the sum of £100, beiDp Peters Pence from the biohop, clergy, and faithful of DnnediD. Leo XIII. conversed tor a con stdcrable time with Bishop Moran, asking details concerning the progress of religion in New Zealand. Bishop Morm also presented totbo Pope an address from the bishops oi New Zealand, manifesting their sorrow for the scandalous occurrences ot the 13th ot July, and offering to the Holy Pather their condolence and sympathy.

TELEGRAMS.

(PHOlt OUR OWN aORfIESPOKDENtJi

TAURaNGA; this day.

A DISTRESSED DIGGER.

. A digger named Wells arrived at Kati kati from Paeroa, on Tueiday. He was found by the Maoris, on Saturday, pn tbe island of Tutiknka, used as a cemetery by , natives. It is believed he Was there! three, or four days without food, When found he was in a cbniplety pxhaostcd state. The police have taken charge of him. SHIPPING, Kcnilwarth, from the South, discharging grain at Tauranga. The Jessie has com pleted loading timber at the Thames Biter Sawmills, for tlio South*

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION,)

, WAITAKA; this day. Tho proposed meeting of settlers to con sider the question of application of the natives for it land Court at Moknu, and the opening of the country to Auckland, has been postponed for the present. Ad the lead ing press of. the colony has indicated the necessity of Parliament belogcalled together, it is considered judicious to await that event rather than make representations to the Ministry, who have already declined to give effect to the request of the natives. The " Taranaki Herald," in a leader on tho subject, douhte the honesty Of the native officials, who would . keep the country closed till doomsday;" It says :—"From past history, nothing is easier than to induce natives like Tawhiao and Rcwi to favour delay in opening the coun try, and write letters, it necessary, to that effect. It hopes the Auckland members ■frill form a political union with the rest of the North Island members, and insist on the opening of the country,and completion of the trunk railway &i essential to the progress of the Island; and adds, " that it the Government does not show diligence in dealing with the csse, tne remedy lies in a change of Ministry in favour of tine that is able and willing to take the dirsct Course."

William King; of Ngdtirannt, tho historical warrior of Waekene and Waitara, died oil the 13tli, about five miles np tho Waitara river. A great tangi is being held over him. Wm. Taylor, of Waitara history, is lying very 111 at his pah,

WELLINGTON, this day, The Governor h»s returned from a visit through tho Wairnrapa district.

CHRISTCHURCH, this day,

ELECTION PETITION,

The electors of Stanmore district have or ganised a public subscription to pay Mr Pillctt's costs in opposing the petition ugainbt his election for the general Ab scmbly. THE EXHIBITION,

Consequent upon cable advice to the effect that a large number of English exhi bits had missed the last Orient steamer, the opening of the International Exhibition is postponed to April 10th. A man named William Hart has been arrested at Kaiapoi for indecent assault and brutally ill-using a girl eight years old.

A numbor of residents in the vicinity of Craniner square aro signing a petition agitinst the International inhibition being held in that locality. The time for receiving entries for the exhibition is extended to February 10th.

TIMAKU, this day. TEST OF THE TIMARU BREAK WATER.

A very heavy swell commenced rolling into the roadstead on Friday afternoon, and continued to slightly Increase on Saturday. At high water waves broke over the mole in considerable violence, but no damage was done, and the wharf remained dry. Shipping work continued under the lee of the breakwater quite comfortably. THE CROPS. The crops of South Canterbury are not expected to yield high this season. Dry spells have come at the Wrong time, dimiiiishing the growth, and shrivelling tbe filling of the grain, but the great diversities among different parts of the district make it difficult to form a general estimate Some parts have had no lack of rain, while others were burned up at times. DISTRICT COURT. The District Court opens to-day. Tho business chiefly relates to bankrup-cy. In one case the Borough Council is sued for £20 damages for injuries received.by a per?on through driving over an unprotected cutting. One case is an appeal from R.M.s decision in the sly-grog-selling Jcaso at Waimate.

Mr Bcetham, lato K.M. here, has been entertained by the Justices and bar at a complimentary dinner. A Poultry, Pigeon, and Canary Society has been formed, with 100 members.

OAMABU, this day, THE HARVEST.

Harvesting is in full swing. The yield is likely to be better than expected, owing to drought. Something like forty bushels are exrractcd at Papakaio and Hakataremea. A good yield will be obtained, CRICKET. Journeying northwards the Eleven ar rived at Oamaru at noon to-day, and there met the local twenty-two. The weather was all that could be desired, Flay did not commence until 2.30

Early this morning, some practical joker turned loose a water-plug and almost inun dated the cricket ground. A reward has been offered for the discovery of the mis creant.

AUCKLAND SHARKMARKET.

January 16. Bank of N.Z.-J32217s 6d: Buyers, £22 17a fid N.Z. Insurance-Buyers, 78a P.B. Insuranco—Sellers, 60s Union Insurance—Sellon, 214 Colonial Insurance-Sellers, 133 3d. N.Z, Loan and Mercantile—Sellers, £6 23 Od Kempthorne and Co.—Buyers, 21s Auckland Gas—£lo 6s Union Sash tied Door—Buyers, £7 12s fld Bay 'of Islands Coal Company-Sellers, £910s Taupirl Coal—Business done. 12s Northern 5.3. Company—Sellers, 12s fid New Zealand Shipping—Business done, £5 15 j ; buyers, £515a; sellers. £9 Fieher and Company—Buyers, 11s; sellers, 11s lid Alburnia— Buyers, 12s 6d Tokatea-Buyers, 12s Queen of Beauty-Sellers, 8a Home Rule—Buyers, 5s Smile of Fortune-Buyers, 9a JO3KPH NKWMAN, Chairman.

An English parson, when he wants the graveyards marie neat, sends out an invita tion to all who have friends buried in the churchyard to decorate the graves and attend a commemoration service. The ser vice is mainly musical, and the people come from far.

Young ladies and gentlemen about to tart houcekeeping will bo relieved of a weat deal of trouble by calling on the nnderßißned. You can ascertain In a few minutes the cost of fornishiDg a three, four. live, or six roomed house. Not only can you form a correct estimate, but you can see »U the goods rqady for delivery at the various prloes. Garllok and Cranwell keep a larger stock of oarnets and bedsteads than any other house in Auckland; also the neatest variety ot household furniture, most of it manufactured by their own workmen. Five per oent. discount allowed for caßh at time of purchase. New-comers are invited to stroll through the City Hall Arcade, and satisfy themselves by an lnßpeoilon of the stook of the good value we offer, and the readiness we are enabled to oxecute orders entrusted to oor oare -Garllok and UranweU, City Hall Axoade. (Advt.)

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, MONDAY, JANUARY IG.



Waikato Advertisements. IVr A T 1 U N A Ii a U T E L, J3j CAMBRIDGE Numerous improvements and additions having been completed, this Hotel now affords the boat accommodation to visitors and Tourists. SDaolous "Sample Booms have been provided (or Commercial Travellers. Klrst-Class Billiard Table under the Superln teudenoe ot a careful Marker, /GUIDES FOR TOURISTS, Arrangements have been made 80 that Ouldos for visitors to the Hot Lakes are avail able upon short notice. Instruction by post or telegraph promptly auduTTayn^ Pbqpbiktob. rriBLEGRAPH LIHiS OJf COACHES, W. K. CABTBR COACHES will run to the following.tlme-table, carry ng H.M.s mall :- Leaves Cambridge for Hamilton dally, at Leaves Hamilton for Cambridge dally, on arrival of Train, 2.30 p.m. Leaves To Aroha tor Hamilton at 10 a.ra Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Leaves Hamilton for Te Aroha at 8 a.m. Tuosday, Thursday and Saturday. BookingLOffloe; q Wynne's Hotel. Hamilton Coach Proprietor, Livery and Bait Stables, Cambridge. 6th March 1831.



Wantea. WANTED, & thorough Geiieral Ser vant.-Apply to Mrs J. L, Holiarid, corner Graf ton Road and wynyard-atreet, ANTED, a good Cabinetmaker.— Apply to By; Jones, Cabinetmaker Bhortland-3treet; — WANTED, it smart Lad^ Apply VV.D, Dallen. Confeotloner, Queen-atreeti >\\r ANTED, a General Servant.—Apply V T early-Mrs Jas; Rae; Darby-street. ANTED, iit Hannaford's AlicklanO Registry' faitabllßhed 1863). KldiSrly Female Servant (country); three in family ; good wages. __» \\f ANTED; a strone; Bdy for the smiths' TT -E. Harvle. Coach BUilder, Upper Queen-etrotit. . WAJNTED, a good (Jarpdflteri alsd ri Young Man to steps and boxos, at J. O. Pelham's Ladder and Barrow Faotory, 80 and 82. Viotoria-Btragt., -.. WANTED, a respectable laotherly person to tese charge of a chllo.— Apply by letter to " H;," Btar Offloe. , \\J ANTED, a Boots, JKoyal Mail Hotel. TT -Apply from &30 to 10 p.m. Good re ferences required. ii/ANLHD, a good Horse and Cart— TT Apply this offlco for address. ANI'KD, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 1883), a thorough Bullook-drlver, wagoo 30s andfound. ANTED 7 a FirSt-class Barmaid for Up stairs Bar.—Auokland Hotol. WANTKD, Two Pairs of Jfit Sawyers for cutting brldgo timber at Holcns vllle.-Apply at the Governor Brown Uoteli WANTED, a Cook ; references.—Apply Mrs Archie Clark. Lindon. Parnell. WANTKD, Squarcrs.—Apply P. and J. McLeod, Halenßvills. AxxTED, a Good General Servant. —Apply to Miaa Alexander, Epsom. AITT_L»J~"FirBt-eiasT"Batinaid for Occidental Hotel.—Apply Bharp. WANTED, a Situation by a Single Man as Gardener; able to milk,—Apply " Q.W.,' ofllce ot this paper. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 1803), Several roung Girls (town and country), WANTED, a respectable Girl as Nurse maid and to wait at table.-Mrs Atkins, Komuora. WANTJSD, a General Servant.—Apply to^f. and It. Duder. DevunpOrt. WANTED, Barman; also, JNisht Jforter. -Apply Stah OlUoo. WANTED, 20 good Bushmen,— Apply to Dunningham & King, Governor Browne Hotol. WANTED, a Man who understands tho Setting of Square Pitchers; good wages givon.—Apply on tho works, Franklin Koad. WANTKD, at once, n Girl.about 14,— Mrs Sootrj BorC3(ord-3troet, next to Dr Konnedy. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 1803), 6OT<)ral Cooks and LnuudroßßCß* WANTED, a respectable Boy.—App'iy to W. Leys, Bookbinder and Paiier rulor, Wyndham-strcot. ANT_D, a respectable Girl for the Upper CiO3ing.-Apply to Wiiklnß & Co., S3. Victoria-street^ VVANTED to Let, a 3-rooincd Cottage, TT beautifully in Richmond. — Apply to Kdgar, Dyer, Wcliosley-Btreot; ANTED, a good Pastrycook.—Apply E. Wators, Confectioner, Queen-Btreet. WANTKD, a trustworthy Young Woman, good workor and fond of children; ono accustomed to dairy work pre ferred.—Apply Mr Myiea, Auckland Dairy, Hobaon-atreot. WANTED, smart active Errand Boy ; ono who can write well prefeired.—C. J. Hntohlhson, Qdoen-Btreot; WANTED, Second Cook, immediately; must be handy in kltchen.-E. Honry's Registry, Bnortland-Btrcet. ANTisDj 4 Good Stone Masons, those who can wall preferred.—Apply on tho Railway Reclamation Works. WANTED, a good. Boy.—Apply to Cj Weßtpfahl, Bootmaker, oppoaite Uay maikot. WANTED, n iirst-class Second-band Plnnotorto by a good maker;— Apply to Thos. H. Webb. Oak Cottage, Hobaonctreot. ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (establltbod 1863), Single young Mon to milk and plough, etc. ANTED, a LibrariaU for the Supreme Court Library. Salary, £100 per annum. Testimonials will bo rcquirod.—Apply to Kdwin He*eth, Hon. Seoretary to tho Law Sooiety of t ho Distrlotof Auckland. ANTED, a good Reneral Servant.— Apply to Mr J. M, Shera. Queon'Stroot. ANTKDTTenderdfor4-roomed house; 'Apply to T, Houlihan, Mount Eden roadj WANTED, for a private family near town, a plain Cook, also a Housomald; good wages; no young ohlldren.-For address apply at this office. WAM'KD, one or two furnished Koonis by married couple. Terms modorate.— Addresi E.8.A., Star Office. WANTED KNOWN that the Victorian Loan and Discount Agonoy's Advertise ment appearsonjlthDaK^SMjcolumn. I*/ANTED KNOWN—I am now sell- VY Ing a splendid Family Calico, 36 inches wide, at 6s peifdozen yards. Send for pattern, —Tegtor, Draper, Karangahape Koad. WANTKD KNOWiS—That Munroand Milligan have Removod from Karanga hape Road to Larger and more .Central Promises in Hobßon-stroet, near Wellington^ street. . "%»,*ANTED to Purchase, a .First-class T T Milking Cow, newly oalved or about to calve.—State fall particulars and price to J.R.G., Btab office. WANTED KNOWN, teat yon can Dress well for a small weekly payment by golnfltfo Munro and MUligan, Hee advertise ment on front page. _____ WANTED KNOWN — Just received special value in Black Qrenadlnes. Send for patterns,—Tostor, Draper, Karapga hape Road. WANTED, Furnished Bedroom, cen tral (Blngle gentleman).—Address H. Wilaon. Poat-offloe, Auckland. ANTKD KNOWN—That J. Cos grave and Co. have the Largost Stook of Hats In New Zealand to ohoose from, and are now Selling at Half-price. WANTKD KNOWN— The Pianoforto Muslo at 6d caoh, per Looh Urr. baa arrived at the Market Store, and also at tho jV w Shop in Hobßcn-streot, Particulars Boon. — W, H. Dampler. . _ W" ' ANTisDKNOWN-ThatK.Wootton Is selling Sperm Candles, Bd, guarantee d full weight; Sardines, (id; Superior Family Tea, Is lOd, unsurpassed: Cornflour, 6}d; Soented Soap. 7 tablets, Ib.-S- Wootton, Kara ngahapo Road, noxt to Post offlce. i WANTED KNOWN—That tne Auokland Timber Company (Limited) are Manufacturers of all desorlption of Goods, with superior Maohlnory and despatch.—Worksi Cußtom-honse-street West WANTKD to Sell, Mixed Paints in , gaUon this; Kauri OU, 2/9 per gallon ; Priming Paint, 6/6 per gallon.—Atkinson & Co., Freeman's Bay; wholesale Agents, Messrs E, Porter fc Co. . WANTED KNOWN—It has arrived ! De Pouohe'soelebrated French Brilliant and Household Friend, fee flrat page. WANTED to LET, a convenient little Place to a steady, respectable, single man: detaohed. —See Board "To let,' end house. Marmion street, Upper Queen-street. just above the Turkish Baths. , WANTED KNOWN, that Mrs fladley has a large assortment ot Pinafores, Children's Costumes, and Ladies' Undoroloth- Ing.—Hobaon-street.near Welleßley-street. WANTED KNOWN-GKAND FESTIVAL MARCH and FLIRTA TION WALTZ, only la 6d, at D&rapier'a Branch Store in the Market. Be In time. ANTED KNOWN—The Cheapest and Most Durable Dress in Auokland Is now sailing at J. Cos.rave and Co.'s for 3s 6d, 80,000 yards dresa staff, 7id. WANTED KNOWN, J, Halliciay, Boot and Shoe Maker, is prepared to execute all orders In-the trade; repairs neatly and promptly done, patohes put on with solu tion.—Please note the addreßS, Aberorombie-' street, fourth _hop from Symondß-street. ANTED KNOWN—That your money will go the farthest If you spend It with Tester, Draper, Karangahape Road. ANTbD, the whole army of Dyspep- Uob located In and around Auokland to know that by using Robley's Digestive Meal for Porridge, along .with Robley's Digestlvo Brown Bread, In a sliort time they will find great relief, if not a perfect cure.—J. Robley, Grey-street. . V* r ANTED KNOWN—Tnat the New T T Zealand Timber Company are selling all kinds of Timber and Building Material at the very lowest rates. Very superior White Kauri, from our new bnah, jnßt opened. WAN T_i;, orders lor our lamous Trousers to measure, at I3s 6d; also, the wondrous Ms suits. Overooata from 40s. Marvellous valae at J. D. Phillips', Cheap Tailor, 170. Queen-street, ANTED KNOWN—Tnat J. K. Lambert & Co. have opened an Auotlon Mart in Wyndham-Etreet, opposite the Btab offlce, for tho Bale of all kinds of Stores and Settlers' Prodnce. Consignees acquainting the above of goods coining either by boat or rail, will rind every attention and care taken, no matter how large or small the consignrriant may be. For days of sale. Bee furthor notice. WANTED KNOWN, that Mr A. W. Gardner, M.P.S. Kng,, Chemist of up wards of IS years' experience, and from July, 1880, till September last with Measrs Sharland and Co,, iifts Opened a Pharmacy at 184, Queen street (next New Zealand House), for Dispensing Prescriptions, Compounding Famlly;Modiclnos, and the Bnpply of Pure Drags, Pharmaceutical Preparations, and General Domeatloßeqnisites. WANTED KNOWN—Tnat Professor Gusscott is tho only Original and Practi cal American Herbalist in the Colony, and also tho most expansive man to do business with. He requires no information; he can decide at a glance the diagnosis of the case, thereby reliev ing the patient of a great deal ot nervousness and hesitation, Try and disprove this if you can.



Wa_tod| ; untTAKTED KNOWN— Ii Oosfjrave and , V T CO. are Selling Men's Salts of the Bear Bide Sfergo at 25s Cd: fashionable make; . "\V7ANXKDj is. Jfartn (from 30 to 50 Vy acres) within. t>vo hotlra' drive ol Auok laiid or within §hortdistance or railway; mAst " have a dwelllng-houso on it and all or greater i portion in grass and Cultivation. To be let with a ptirohabln'g olause.—Apply to J. K. Lambert & , Co., oppoaite StabMfloft. WyWham-street. 'ANTED KNOWN, that H: WAITi'S Fruit Tins aro acknowledged to bo the best ever introduoed in the colony. They re ceived a flrsti prize at tho Agricultural Show held at Kllorsllo on th 6 9tli November, 1931. A recipe is issued to each purchaser, and. the mafcor's name is stamped on every lid, sold by all ironmongers, and at tho faotory. High-Btreet, neit City Coufloll Ohembers,—E; WAITB, Wholosale and detail Tinsmith. VSTANTWD, KNOWN, tnat tlie Central V T Freehold Laid end InvestmentAgenoy has Removed to Corner Quoen-strcot ana Vulcan Lane, where the Land Bualnoea in all Its branohes is now carried oh under the special Superintendence ot Mr G. Fraser. Valuations made, surfers for land.transfers effected,and titles perfected at minimum oost, fyo oharge made tor reglnterlng proportieß for sale. WANTitJJ, two or tnree wroews id Auckland and District to take the Agenoy for Nelson, Moate, & Co.'s Pure Blended Teas. These Teas are acknowledged by the Press and Publio to be the Finest ever sold in the Southern Hemisphere, and are guaranteed free from all scouted tea—For particulars apply to Nelson, Moato, & Co., Tea Blenders and Importors, High-Btreet, christchnroh. WANTKD KNOWN, that B. Mltchel ., son & Co., No. 19. Queon-stieet Wharf, aro selling Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Flour, Oatmeal, &0., &o M at loweat market rates. ABTE"ir"KNOWN^There are 500, pairs of KC'O'd Tweed Trousers to he sold at J. Cosgravo and Co/a, for £318 d ger pair. ANTED KNOWN—For New Y_7l, Birthday, and wtcddino Presents and Gurrs, suited for all cociwiono, useful and ornamental) ( SEKthb C. * KleotrO Plate Departmflnt *° W clock and Watoh Department C) H Jewellery Department 9 Ciitlery Department | " China and Glass Department y, 3 Stationery Department fy Brußhwaro Department fe: J Perfumery Department I J O ") Kanoy Goods Department [ A g Japaneao Department g 3 Picture Departmont a 3 Puzzle a«d Trlok Department »"■ Mußloallnetrumoniai)epftrtment a g Mechanical Toys Department g \ w Doll Department B H Toy Department 3 Wne ShllllnK lJocartlnanW S° Sco tho 6 Windows, which are but a feeble representation of tho attractions within, of which an lnspeotlon is invited irrespective of any purohaso being made. See and peruse the 8-page Catalogue of Goods in stock.—Gcodsou's London Arcade. TTT ANTBD KW OWN £lAM 3 AND BACON FROM THK BEST CUREH3, AT LOWEBT MARKET PRICES, Victoria-street. ANTED KNOWN—Specially Cheap Lines now for sale at J. Green's, anp they must bo sold I Ladioß' Underclothing very otuaplndeed; Night Drossss, 3s3d each; Che mises, Is 9d oaoh; Drawers, 23 6d per pair; stockings. 0d pair ; Blaok Brussels Net, la yd j Black Spotted Not Falls, la (original price waa at least, 2s Cd oach; Lwko Pocket Handker ohleis. 4d oach, or 8s Od per doz; Men's Largest lAnen Handkorohiefs, Is oaoil; a Bponlally good line ot Ladles' Linen Handkerchief*. 6d each (oannot bo beaten); Durable bilk Umbrellas, 6s 3d each (vory beat value); Embroidery, 3Jd yd; Uoal and Imitation Maltese Laoo; Ladies' Straw Hats, lsoach (newshapeo); pretty ILadlM' Fancr Baskets. 9d eooh; tho l'enny Pin Book 1b a Wonder of cho»pneß3; i pairs of Men's Brown Cotton Sooka for 1b; a single pair 3}d: Men's lCstra Long Braoos, lOd tho pair; Men's Bolts from 6d eaoh; Mon'sMorino &nd Cotton Under vests; Mon's Linen-faced Collars, i& per box; Small Mon's or Youths' Shirts, 2b each, or three for 5s 9d; a few very largo Mon's Whlto Felt Hats. 1b Bd each; Men's White Linon BhlrtB; Men's Linen and Cotton Handkorchlofs; Men's Grey Cotton Btooklngs, 9d per pair. Every thing in short will bo Bold at Buon prices that even a flro would hardly reduce thorn.—J. Uroon 85, Vlctoria-Btreet. xjObc and Founa. -i /iS REWARD.—Lost, a Silver Carrier _."" PlgSon from Ponaonbr.—Any person finding the samo wld please leavo It at John < Walker's, City Market. 5S KEWAHD. — Lost, a Gold Book shapod Locket, with two photos, inside.— Finder will (jroatly oblige by leaving aamo at K. Kttgleton's Ualr-aresslnK Saloon, Qucen streot. FfioUND, a few days' ago, a Sum of Money in Bymouds-Btreßt.—Tho owner ploaso apply at Star Ojllce. Boara ana Keaidence, ri^WO Single Men Can be accommodated t with Private Board and Renidcnoe, or a Largo Furnished Bed-rconi and Sitting-room, with or wiltiout Board, noar Collego Road, fonßonby.—Apply Stak ofllot', UVEKIOK Apartments to ■ Let (fur nlßhod or nnlurniabeif), nuitablo for lady and gentleman, or two gentlemen boarders; vory pleasantly situated at tho feat of College HilL—For address apply thin oillco. /"SoVEKNOK UKOWNK Ht»l'_L, VX" HOBSON-STREBT. board and Lodging: .. . .20b per Week SINULBItOOM ,266. Volunteer Notices. frjOBSON COUPS, A.K.B.- H J. The Monthly Inupectlon of tho Corps will be hold TO-MOftROW (Tuesday) KVKNING, 17th instant, at 7.30 p.m. Special Meeting after parade. PKTER DIGNAN, Captain, Xfo. 3 COMPANY, A. B. B. 131 ATTENTION.—The Monthly Inspootlon Parade will take place In the Drlll-Bhed TO MOKHOW (Tuesday). 17th, at 7.30 p.m. sharp. Fnll dross, Arms and Accoutrements. Every "^^TTtiuTM, Hon. Sec. Amusements. pH O KA L HAL L, MONDAY, JANUARY 30 (Khutt- Night). GRAND CONCERT, In Aid of Sr. Benedict's Roman Catholic church, Newton, Under the conductorship of HERR CARL SCHMITT. Particulars in future issue. Tiokots may be obtained ot Mepiara Canning and Callnan, Qdeen-stroot, and Mr Fly nn, Hook soller, Wellesloy-streot. Funeral Wotloes. VJ» L_TAK OF EDEN L.0.L., JBL JO No. 3(3. **' Members Ot the above Lodge are respectfully requested to attend the FUN KB AL of Iheute Brothor Donald son TO-MOKROW, 17th instant, at i p.m. Visiting Brethren are also invited to attond. W. BLACK, Secretary. Musical. _ \ aTH U X TLI AD V, MUSIC-SELLER, Invites attention to his Stook of MUSIO, which has boon largoly increased to meet the demands of the coming season, and whioh for variety and excellence is not equalled by any houso in Auckland, Speolal attention baa boen given to Muslo suited forToacbing purposes, and the Profession and publio generally may rely upon being able to aoleot plecos suitable for the youngest per formers up to tho most dlfflonlt concert solos. THE VIOLINIST' 3 OUTFIT, consisting of Violin, Bow, and Self-Instructor, Bent to any address on receipt of P. 0.0. for 30s. Violin Strings and Fittings ot the best quality always in stock. Country orders promptly attended to. String and Brass Bands suppllod for Balls, Garden Parties, &o. ARTHUR EADY, .MUSIC-SELLER 58, QUEKN-STREKT, AUCKLAND. Medical. . Swee* Sustenance. The superior nourishing properties of malted food, as recommended by the great Liobig, is one of those facts that cannot be disputed. AICKIN'S INFANT FOOD is a local article FRESHLY PREPARED with great care, according to the recipe of Baron Liebig, from the best malted barley and wheat The splendidly healthy and well-grown children reared on this food in Auckland have proved to a demonstration that flesh-forming and bone-making elements exist largely in this delicious nutriment. The undoubted advantage of having FRESH AND RELIABLE article at a moderate cost must add con siderably to the largo sale this excellent food has already commanded, ALL MOTHERB BHOULD GIVE IT A TRIAL. See directions as to baby's diet on each J i Price 11/6 per Canister. i I Manufactured at " Thk Phab__ot,' i QUKEN-BTBEBT, AUCKLAND.



fo bet. rriO BE LET, an eight-roomed House in JL Franklin Koad, — Apply to 3. Heron, CollingwoDd-Btreet. _ TO LET, a very convenient Double Shop and Dwelling in Upper Symondo-street.— For particulars apply to D. F. Kvuno, Estate Agent, Qucen-Btrcet. . 6 LET, in Upper Queen-utreet, a com. fortable Eight roomed Hotise} bath-room; water and gas laid on.-Eftgulre at G, L. Ridings, Tnrner-strcot. 0 LET, in central part of Qiieefc-street, a well-lightfid ftoar suitable for an arohi tect's or lawyer's officd. — Apply to Messrs Tonga and Co. . _ n TT\O LET, in Edinbftrgh-strcet, P'onsonby, X & pretty Villa, containing six good rooms, nice garden, dfefloosing the harbour, &o.—D< F. Evans, Estate AfttinC. mO LET, the Shop lately occupied by X Muflro aHd Milligan, Earangahape Road} Kas and water laid on, neo o( fixings, consisting of ootmtor, ehelves, and gas flttlpgs. Rent^2B 3 per weSk:-Appl7 Mrtnlo and Milligan, Ho» ---soh-Btreet. ____«__^-^_; TO LET: in HobHOii-street, a vtTy iriee Shop and DwelUnK-honse in Corley's Buildings, counter, "helring and gas complete. -Apply M. Foley, Grooer, Hobgon-street. rr\O LET, in ihe best business part ot 1 Queen-street, o. New bhop, having a frontage of 11 feet and a depth of 59 feet, and two larue Showrooms overhoafl, each 60 feet by 28 feet,—Apply to William Uattray, Draper anff Clothlor, 178.180. and 182. Queen-street. mo LET, Jfl Gtey-atreet, off Brighton 1 Road, a «ew five-roomed, House (just finished); splendid view of haroour, healthy situation.—Apply to Mr Marriott, Grocer, top of Parnell. . , „ rr\O L_T, two or three Unfurnished 1 Rooms with use of kltohen.-Apply E. A. Blrtles, Newton-slreet, off Newton Rosd. [TIET, Three Rooms to respectable morriod oonple,—For address apply to Livorpool-Btre^i, briokhoase next to windmill. mO LET, Park Road East, in a Good J Healthy position, 7 roomed Ho*se, gas and water laid on,—Apply on the premlseo, or to W. Dennlßon, Newmarket. Fbr Sale. _ BjIUR SALE, the Lease and Gofod-will of JD one ot the beat paying country Hotels lft the provinCe.-Ajiply Box 110, Post-ofllce, Auokland. ■ ok SALE, 1,000 Tons Ballast at Six ponce per ton.-Apply ProfesßO* Qnsoott, Shortlanc-Btreot. , ... 11l OK SALfi, a Now Shop and Dwelling-' 1 house ol Bis rcomß, -with gas laid on. corner allotment,Bl) x 120 ; also/ a New e-rox>med aouse, on allotment 40 x 120, with good well, situated opposite the Brewery, Newmarket.— Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray, Land Agents, 42, Uoeen-streer.. /-\KGAN FOR SALE.—A Bargain.— \J Kleven Stops. Two Knee Swells; price £24.-At Thoa. H. WebVs, Oak Cottage, Hobaon-Btreet. ... AKMuNIUM for Sale, in oaft <!ase, ton stops; splendid tone. Price, £18.— Apply Stau oflloe. mO CAPITALISTS AND INVESTORS. Several flrstolass Olty Properties For-Sale, FufipMUOalarW HUGHES, J^., Land Agent, Vulcan Lane. MpO SMALL CAPITALISTS.—For Sale, JL a payable Clothing Business, not far from Auckland. Returns, about £1,000 a-year. stock to be taken at sost prloe. Cash down. £250, and balance on approved bills at 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, and 6 months. A Bober, industrious man can rely on making a competency .-Apply to F. G, Ewing ton. ... BLACKSMITH'S BUSINESS FOX SALKi To an industrious and prudent man a certain fortuae. A well-eetablifihod Blacksmith s Busi ness for Salo (oheap), with Tools, Smithy, and if required, PriTate Dwelling-houso. Most satisfactory reasons glTen by tha present pro prietor for wishing to sell. 'Mima may be arranged. , For further particulars apnly tO ozENs< 27, Qaeen-atroet, N.L.A.-Ten roomed House with thrae , aUotments, In the' centre of Otahuhu, Houbo in good order, A EargaiDi-T. W. Hiokson. JL* aN.L.A,— The Unexplred Lease, having 14 • years to run, of 3f Acres of Land in the Kden Valley Road ( all fenced, In grass, with a good gardsn ana small house—T. W. Hiokßon. N.L.A.-Onehu'nKa, 15 aorte of land, sub . divided into paddocks, together with comfortable four roomed House ne*); good position, woll adapted lor fruit growing. Terms OSBy.-T. W. Hickaon. Uli t \ N.L A.—Admittedly one of the best Farms I*, in the district ef Pnkekohe.containing 157 acres of rloh land, principally alluvial flata, well watered and sheltered; thoroughly well foncod. A flno property.-T. W. Hlokson; N.L.A Well Improved small Farm of 120 . acres, with cix roomed!Houee, garden and orchard adjoining; good;cattle run, suitable for a man with small oapital.-T. W. HlCkson. 78. | N.L.A.—Panmure, 1 Acre of Land in a high • *tato of cultivation, good vinery and orchard s also good kitchen garden, besides two cottßgea—one of four rooms and one small cottage: very desirable property; price low.— T. W. Hlokaon. 229 f~\ N.L A.—For Immediate Sale, one ot the \JC> most beamitul Building Sites in the Suburba; beautiful surroundings; six acreß rloh volcanic land. For a gentleman's residence this property Is unequalled. £800.-T. W. Hick* son. . GN.b A. —Country settlers and others doing ■ business with this Agency are informed that they may have their uoneral Commission business attended toby sendiDgto Mr A. Forbes, who has been placed in obargo of tho General Commission branch of the G.NiL.A.—T. W. Hickson. GN.L.A, —Mr A. Forbes will attend to • receiving and Boiling goods and produce of every description, and will make it hia buM n«sa to aend back tho beet return obtainable in Cash, or if deslied, he will purchase and for ward any goods that may be desired in exchange. His long and intimate acquaintance with tho Auckland Markets, combined with a thorough knowledge of tho requirements of Country Settlors, will enable him to make butter bargains for those doing business through this Agenoy, than they could hope to do for themselves, and at the same time save them tho loaa of time and money that a journey to town involves.-'!'. W. Hiokson. GN. L, A, — Building allotments o FOR SALE in Albert-streot, suitable for business sites Eden Terrace Kden-street and Crescent Glen Grove, Otahuhu Railway Btatlon Mount St. John, Epßom Koad Wellinßton-Btreet Inkerman-streot Commercial Road And others in splendid p w lMgf o - gONi "jmOR SALE ORLEASB. Takapuna, Nortß SHowc-Desirable Store, Dwolllng, and Outhouses, almost now and in ilrst-olaas ordor, together with 5 acres Sp enold Land (in orope) on main road and in the vloinlty of the beautiful lake, and oommandlng splendid view of Auokland harbour. A most desirable property, »nd well worthy D ln|P e|t^ o A ' N 3 | jgl 'Kstate Agent. 4 O BE LEASED OK SOLD lowner I leaving Auokland). Private Residence of 7 rooms, with more than an aore of grounds, containing frull and ornamental trees, a never failing well of water, tank, _o.; frontage of 230 ft to Rutland-street Bast and 180 ft to 8t» George's Bay Road. The house Is on an elevated site. The property occupies a most healthy ana pleasant position, and possesses the rural attrac tion and pure atmosphere of the country, with the advantage of olose proximity to town, as the beaoh road to be made there will in the course of time be a perfeotly level approaohi to Queen-street.-Apply on the premises: to Mi Yatoß, Grocer, Pamell; or to Mr W. Altken, Bhortland-street. Corporation Notices. piTY OF AUCKLAND. CITy"rATEB. Notice is heroby given that all Batea now due require to be Paid In terms of Notlc3B dellv ered> CHARLES IRVIN ELLER, Collector. City Connoll Offlcos. January 14, 1882. t^iblicationa. -XT- O W X E A D V, BRKTX'S \ UCKLAND .4 LMANAC AND PRdvINOUL HANDBOOK FOB 18 82. THE BEST WOKK OF THE KIND IK AUS TRAIASIA. It contains:— Entirely New and Enlarged Gardening Oalen dars, by Messrs D. Hay & Bom Valuable Directions for Management o Orchard • Consua Returns and Lateßt Colonial and Nev Zealand Statietica Australasian Statistics for 1880, by H. H Hayter Descriotlon of the Provincial Settlements o Auckland Scenery. Zoology, Forestry, and Accliinatiaatio) of Auokland Customs Tariffs of all Australasian CllODies am Fiji Industries, Land Laws, Products and Resource I of Auckland I Dirootorieß, Mail, Railway, Coaoh, and Sttw Serricee _c, &c, fco. PRICE, ONE SHILLING. To be obtained at the Btab Office, Wyndhan street, and aU Booksellers,



Personal. ■> WODLD Mr B. TAYiiOB, of Normanby, Taranaki, oall at Messrs Clarke Bros., Photographers. t X HAVE tound my friends at the Wark . X worth Hotel, Mahurangi. Splendid aocom i modation. Beautiful Bcenery.— G. F. SUCH, Proprietor. : Meetings' A MEETING of the Members of the Auckland Builders and Contractors' Association will be held in--the Sonth British i Boildlngs THIB (Monday) EVENING, the 16th Business: To consider the advisability of cele brating the anniversary of the association, and other business ot importance.^ WBIGHTi ~ • ■•■' Secretary. I jW" O X 1 C 15. The Several Committees appointed to make Arrangements for the Reception of Tawbiao and Party are requested to meet at the Chamber of Commerce TO-MOBKOW (Tuesday), at 11 JAS. STODART. Secretary. AUCKLAND CHAMBER OF COM MERCE. The Special Meeting of Membars, oonvened by Circular for Friday, wiU be held TO-MOR ROW (Tuesday), at 2.30 p.m. I JAS. STODART, Secretary. Auckland, 16th January, 1882, THE FIKST PRACTICE of "Athalie 1 and Haydn's "Imperial Macs" will be en TUESDAY, 2ith inßtant. ' . _ Mualo may be had from the Librarian, Mr V. B'Eißer-' AROH. CLARK. Hon. Bee. * UGKLAND RIFLE ASSOCIATION. a General Meetinool"the Association will be held in the Dri'l-shed on FRIDAY, 20th inßtant, at 8 p.m. sharp, tor oleotlon of Committee tot the ensuing year, and other bnsincft, Intending Members are invited. J Ay* i>. x Allto, Hon. Sec. LAW SUCIErY OF THE DISTRICT OF AUCKLAND.- The Annual Maoting of the Members of ihe Bootety will bB held em FRIDAY, the 27th instant, at the Resident Mpr^trate's Oanrt, Auckland, at the hour of I p.m., when the Coanoil and OrHoers will be elected, and a financial statement and report of the Council a%o^iSTkbklth. Honorary Secretary to the Booiety. nUBLIC NOTICE, la accordance withlhTprovisiona of "The KduoatiOH Act, 1877." the Education Board ol the Distrlot Of Attokland hereby obUb a Public Mlettago! the Hotueholders of *■ Pukb, to be held at Messrs Chaytor & Co.'s store, Te Puke, on SATURDAY 28th January Inst. at 7 pm, for the purpoee of eleoting a School Committee for the Te Puke School District, A Ana the Board also appoints that the Com mittee of the said Te Puke Sphool Distrlot shaU hold its first meeting immediately after election on the day and at the place abovonamed. VINCENT E. RICE, Secretary, pD B LIC NOTICE. In accordance with the provisions of " The Kduoatlon Aot, 1877." the Education Hoard ol the District of Auckland hereby calla a Publio Meeting of the Householders of tho Waihkkb Island?to bo held at Menu™ Kißßlineand Hot ham'H Wool-Bhed, Waiheke, on SATURDAY, 28th January inßt., at 3 p.m., for the purpose of eleoikig a School Committee for the Woihoke Island School Dietrich . And the Board also appoints that the Com mittee of the said Waiheke Island School Distrlot shall hold its first meeting tinmedwtelv after election on the day and at the place above named. yiNCKNT B. RICE. Sooretary. Tenders. m E N D E B S. The Directors of the New Golden Pah Gold Mining Company, limited, being desirous of Bollllng the plant of the above named Company formerly the Queen of the May plant), hereby notify that tenders will be received from persons willing to purchase the said plant up to noon ot MONDAY, the 23rd instant, at the Company's Office. . The plant consists of horizontal steam engine, 16 inch cy'inder, and 2 feet stroke, with gear complete for winding and pumping; Cornish boiler, with galloway tubes 26 teei by 6feet; i also, buildings covering the same. All In good order and condition. The highest or any tender ; not necessarily accepted. By Order. raNDERSON/ Manager. 0, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auckland, January 9.1882. ST STEPHEN'S NATIVE SCHOOL, PARNELL. ' Tenders (to be sent In before i p.m. of WED 1 N-BDAY, January 18) are invited for the fol 1 lowing Supplies to the above Sohool, for thj I twelve months commencing February 1, 1882, . V Meat (free of bone), at per 1b : Bread best, at per 21b loaf Groceries (ss per list to bo seen at the office) Firewood (hard), at per.son. W. Si COOHRANK, ' 26, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. TO BUSHMEN, SAW MILLERS, AND OTHKRB. Tenden are invited by Messrs Guthrle & I^r nach's New Zetland Timber and Woodwaw Factories Company (Limited) for Falling and Driving, Cutting, Dressing, and Tramming 1 Timber at their New Mills, Manukatf Heads. ; Tenders for the whole or in part will be recolved at the Company's Office, Onehnnga, 1 until SATURD AY, 88ih instant, andpartioulan ' can be obtained there from the undersigned, [ HJ. F. EATON. TO BRICKLAYEBS.-Tenders wanted to build Baker's Oven; labour only. ---' Apply T. Winter, Franklin Read. mENDEKS.—Two Separate Tender* X wanted for two Cott-ges on Franklin Ro»d.—For plans and specifications apply tc W. Johnston, next door to F. Davia, Bootmaker, Ponsonby Road, up to SATURDAY, the 21al Instant. _ mO B UILDBKO. Tendflrswiilbe receTveTojitU noon of MON DAY, January 23rd, for the Erection of a Cottage at Devonpou. NortoSh^^ Architect. ry\ O B U I L D E X S, i Tenders -will be reoelved until noon of TOES DAY January 21. for the Erection and Com' pletion of a Store in Durham-street EDWARD BARTLEY. Arohlteot jm O B U IL D B B S, ! EYTENSION OF TIME. ' Tenders will be recolved until noo_"'oi 1 SATURDAY. January 21, for the Erection and 1 Completion of Banking House at Levuka, Fiji 1 for tho Corporation of the Union Bank 01 1 Australia (limited). 1 Plans. &c at my office. ~ 1 The lowest or any tender cot neoesßarilj I ocoopted- EDWARD BARTLEY, , Architect. mo BUILDERS Tenders w.'U be reoelved until coon o: SATURDAY, January 21st. for Alterations ant Additions to B«*^j*_g_?E__T__Y. Arohiteot. rjFTo contractors , EXTENSION OF TIME. The time is extended from Saturday, the.ilth until noon ot SATURDAY, the 21st January tor Erection of a House in Anglesea-street. Plans. &c at my onto. _ URNBULU Architect. Hoffmann's Buildings. Queen-street. m O BUILDERS Tenders will be reoeived until noon of the 20tl ' January, for the Erection ot a Five-roome( House at Shelly Beaoh Road, Ponsonby. a JOHN BRITON, Vinoenwtreet nnO CONTBACT O RS Tenders ar3 required until noon of SATUR : DAY, tho 22nd inst, for the Ereotion of Tw Shops in Upper flymonds-street, for Mesari Hoffman's Buildings TfIOMASH.WMTK, t mO G A S_F_l TTE R S Tenders wIU be received up to noon o THURSDAY, tho 19th Instant, for Wate >• Service and Gasfltting in premises, Shortlane B Flans.' fee. at our offices. Queen-street. riauß,«.«.. bdw^ MAHONEY & SON, 9 Archlteocg. "mO CON TRACTORS Tenders will be received up to noon of TUEf „ DAY, January 24, for the Erection of a Pier ft the St. Hellers Land, Building, and Investmet Company (Limited). Pieib and spootfleatioi ■■ may be seen at the office ot the Auckland Hal it bOUr B°Md* THEO. W. HICKSON. Secretary. nmo BUILDERS d Tenders will be reoelved until noon of tl 19th inßtant, for the Erection ot Three Shoi . inQueen-street. K . K:BALS & BON< Architects. n N.Z. Insurance Buildings. m O B oIL D E R ! Tenders will be reoelved until noon of tl 20th instant, for additions to a Store in Durhai



Publio Notices. [QUARANTINE. PUBLIO NOTICB. Whereas a highly infectious disease (Small pox) is now on the Island of Motu Ihl, the ■ Publio aro hereby sautioned against landing or . approaching the Quarantine Station. ; BrOrder' B.BBOPHY. [ Superintendent of Quarantine . /^RAFTON ROAD HIGHWAY I VJT DISTRICT. Notice is hereby riven that the Valuation Lißt for the Graf ton Koad Highway Distrlot for the year 1882, is now open for inspection at Mr Miller's Grocery Store, Gratton Uoad, between the hours of 8 a.m. and^m.^ Secretary. i January Hth. 1882. ! VTOBSON COUNTY COUNCIL. VALUATION BOLL, OUTLVINa DISTBICTS. ' The Valuation 801 l for the year 1882-3 is now open for inspection at the Council Office. Te Copuru. A U objections thereto muet bs lodged, n accordance with the "Hating Act, 1876," addressed to the Assessment Court, on or before . the ISth February, 1832, and a copy of every Bnch objeotlon must ba left at the Counoli Office not less than seven days before the next sitting of the said Court. " _ m _~- tra F. W. MATTHKWS, Chairman Hob3on County Council. County Council Ofilse, „„ Te Kopuru, 13th January, 1882. KARANGAHAPE HIGHWAY DIBTRICT. PUBLIO NOTICE. The Valuation List for the year ending 31st Maroh, 1883, is now Open for Inspection of Rato payers, at the Office of the Board, York-street, ■Jewton, betwean the hours of 10 a.m. andn p.m. AUOWeotions thereto must be left at the Office 1 of the Board, York-Btreet, Newton, on or before ■ the 15th day of FEBRUARY, addressed to the Assessment Court: and a Copy of every such Objection must be left at the aforeßaid ompe not less than Seven Days before the next sitting of thesaidCourt. QKOEQK D , BBVEN> ; I6th January, 1882. Chairman. "KTEWTON [HIGHWAY -DISTRICT. 1 TAKE NOTICK. The Valuation List for Newton Highway ' District, for the year 1882, is now Open for I Inspection at Mr Feter MoNatr's Residence, Richmond. AU Objectionslthereto must bo left at the Residence Of J. Faulder. Ksq., the place of the slttlngof the Assessment Conrt, on or be fore the 16th day of FKBRUARY, addressed to the Assessment Court; end a Copy of every snch Objeotlon must be left at the Residence of Mr J. Hayes, York-street, Newton, Collector to the Board, not lesa than Seven Days before the 1 next Bitting of the said Court. ! (Signed) B. J. WABNOCK. 1 January H, 1882. Chairman. ' OOMSONUf HIGHWAY DISTRICT. ' NOTIFICATION o* thk VALUATION, LIST. I'AKE NOTICE. TheValuationLißtforthePonsdn'by Highway District, for the year 1882 and 83. is now Open for Inspection at Mr Henderson's. Chemist next the Ponsonby Hall). All objections there- ■ a must be left at Ponsonby Hall, Ponsonby, on or before the 15th day of FEBRUARY, ISB2. ad dressed to the Assessment Court; and a Copy of every such Objection must be left at the 1 Ponsonby Hall,'addressed to the Chairman of ' the Highway Board, not less than Seven Days 1 before the next Bitting of the Court. I (Signed) WM. GULLIVER, January 14.1582. Clerk, P.H.D. Board. j OREY-STREET SEMINARY for VJT Young Ladle?, condnoted by Mles Lltoh . field, will Ke-open on Monday next, tb.9 SSrd , instant. _„ 'jp E N C f N G, All kinds of Fenoing Put Up by Contraot. Pallne Fences. Post and Rail, Ornamental Wire, and every kind of Picket tTence. Gates supplied, fixed and painted* Aloo for Sale at Yard- Purirt Posts f House Blocks, 4}d to 5d per foot; Shinglesj 12s 6d per 1.000: Hobart Posts. Is eaoh; Hobart Raila, 87s 6d per 100: Hobart Palings, 17s; Eaurl do, 9a; Splendid Rimu I Rails. 65a; Titree &o t 60s; and about 200 (Meet Porlri Post», at £i per 100.-SiM. white, Fencer, Gore-street, near Britomart Hotel. IH TflE ESTATE OF THE LATE MRS. HARRIET ASHBH. It is requested that ofl Claims against HlO ■ above Estata be rendered, and that all Debts , dae be paid on or before the 20th day of January, ' 1882lt° Mkssbb. HUGHES & GKOBGK, . Solioitors; or HENRY KKKBING, Xmily Place, Executor. #1O TO BATH V3T to Roth's Publio Het, Cold,and Shower Baths, Victoria-street East. Charge, Okk Shilmsu. Open all week days from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Sunday Mornings from 6 till 10 a.m. The Bath-rooms are all private, and supplied with every convenience, Turkish towels, fleßh and hair brushes, combs, respirators, soaps, &c ' Select bath-rooms (private) for Ladles every I day, at all hours, with female attendance, One Shilling. Please noto the address 1 Victoria ' street East, above the Greyhound Hotel, and next the Cheap Bedding and FurnlturelMart Auckland r> I L L I A X D S, The Billiard Table at the City Club Hotel has now a New Cloth and New Set of Billiard' 1 Balls, and is undeniably one of the best and fastest tables in Auckland, which one trial will . prove. Choicest brands of Liquors In Billiard ■ room bar. A~ USTftIAN BBNTWOOD Cane Chairs, Austrian ' i*? cSkZ,^w Bentwood Oane Couches and , 123, Queen-street. L(raLKeßi Austrian Bentwood > Cane Rocking Chairs. ALNDT DRAWING , -,„ ~,,„.„ ROOM SUITES in 1 in c&kX, rt&Zt Bm> Tapestry, Rep, and Ore t 123, Queen-street. j^J^ Walnut Tables, What - noto and Cantwbnrys.< M~ AHOGANY. CBDAB, Rimu, and Kanrl Din* ! rn'oueenitoet' ln8room Suites in Leather. j 1«, mueen-Btreer. Haircloth, and American ) ■> Cloth. ~ t ' TRON Half-Teßter: 8ed %55 rinnrrß" ■*• steads, Iron Frenoh Bed; Safw.n.tS steads, Iron Stump Bed -123,Qtteen-street.gtettflß; Iron Fo i d ing chair , Bedsteadß, Iron Cots. ATENT Spring Roller Blinds and Venetian 1 123, Queen-street. BUnds, Gilt Cornices and French-polished Cornice Poles kdr6om~furnitubk in Choice Mottled Kauri, 123, "Queen-street Wardrobeß,Bedßteads.Wash ■ stands and Toilet Tables. . ~ fIABPKTS, Hearthrugs, - T. &H, COOKE, V-* Linoleum, Floorolotn, 123, Queen-street. Matting, Door Muts, Bath , Mats. In great variety. L_ IBKRAD DISCOUNT to Gash Purchasers. All . ft^rw^VSS' soods delivered free in town. • 123, Queen-street, catalogues postfres on appli cation. t TTAIAPbI WOOLLEN MANUFAC- I XV. TURING COMPANY (LnaTBD). AUCKLAND WARKHOU.BB, FORT-STREET. 7 Robebt Fht, appointed Agent for Provincial District oi Auckland. . '•■ DEAD, MARK, , AND LEARN J ' JAMES RSID & SONS, I f Hobaon-street 1 OABIKBTMAKEnS, SPIRAL TUBNEBS, AND UFHOLSTBBEBB, Wish to oall the attention ot the publio to their fine display of Furniture now on exhibition at their spacious warerooms. 3 Customers liberally dealt with. Having Introduced steam power, they are able to supply all articles lower than any-other shop In town. ■ ■ - :y ■I XNDIA AND CHINA TEA JL WAREHOUSE, NO. 95, VIOTOKIA-STEKKT. New Valenolfl Raisins, ex s.s.Oilent - ' ljlb boxes Now Figs, ex ditto ' 17 oases Mooing and Fanoy Teas, ex May Queen d Finest China Tea Sittings, Is Id pec lb i 10,000 Full flavoured Cigars, 7 for Is 6 oases Tobacco (Virginia), at Is 6d per lb 10,000 Swiss Cigars, at 2s 6d per bundle English Sauce, ac 6d per bottle ' 151 i-ohests Choice Assortment of Indian Teas > 500 boxes First Crop China Teas, including 0 a Line of the Finest in the largest Shipment a ever made to the Australian Colonies 39 boxes Muscatels (slightly sweated), 6}d per I '■ Now Valencia Almonda, ex b.s. Sorata 400 i-ohests Choice (Ist crop) China Tea Yorkshire Relish and Hudson's Soap Extract, " ex Wellington. Terms Cash. if l" Frkdk. Whitbhead, , TEA MERCHANT & GENERAL IMPORTER, 95 VIOTOBIA-BTBEKT. Ji^OME AND SEE '• \7 Hkbbbrt H. smith's j. ECLD?aB COTTAGE STOVES. >* .i?T sTi TO tIOOO LENT on Building is 3&X" Bodety principles, or on other terms r- to suit borrowers. Morwages and Loans nego- Matnd. See List of Properties for sale on fourtt page. B^percont. allowed on money deposited lor Investment.—C. Willluisok, **no, ~ Estate and Financial Asrent. Vulcan Lane. 16 QHINGLES! OHINGLES! 200,060 Best Hkaet Shingles 1 - LOCAL AND NEWCASTLE COALS, 8. FIREWOOD, &0., hie A* LOWEST RATES, n" Delivered in Town or Country, W, &G..WINSTONE,1 *



Publio Notices. ' HEREBY give Notice that I will not be responsible for any Debts Inourredbf my wife, Margaret K. Smith, who has left ma wlthoutcauee; jamßJ , aanL Nottingham Castle Hotel, . Abetctombie-vtreet. | > January 16,1551 I I HEREBY give notice tnat I will rtofc be Roponslble for any Debts which may be con tractod by my wife. Martha Flynn, tbjr having left her home without my sanction. — FJbYNN. ■jIISHERAND CO. (LIMITED), V WnOLKSiLJC SIIUTING & FiKttY Butchskb, Queen-street (next Bank 01 New Zealand. Auckland). — Poultry of all kinds dres3ed to order. Prime Smoked Tongues, Home-cured Bacon, Corned Beet on Sale In Large Quantities. — N.B. — Dealers in Game. Li to Pheasants forwarded to all parts of tha Colony upon receipt of order. Families waited on in town or suburbs. - w j. t p. rpHE Latest Imported Invention is Howe's and selfwinding bobins. Repairs and needles forall maohlnes.-D. S. Chambers. 810, Queea street. : , ' . ' ' t ' , l~f ' TpUiCTRICPENS, ELECTRIC PENS." ment of the above. To be sold cheap. _£«* instructions to purchasers. Inspection invited. , 11. JjLJjls. .... Highistreet. , HE AUCKLAND SALP; WiATER BATHS, BSBAKWASBB, .„ „ Are bow. open for Bathing. The following; ~ rates wi'l be oharged:- Bingloßath.Sd QuarterlrTidrtt.jas Monthly Tiokot, 6s Half-yearly lloket, fit TESw»S{^i^j^ N.8.-One Cedar Boat. 26 'e6tlonßliyjl*ji other Seoond-hand Boats for sale. Boats Let on hire. ■....'i ■; mHB NEW BUILDING BOCIEI|S| INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PKRM**2 NBNT BUILDING, LAND AND INVEST MENT SOCIETY Off AUCKLAND*; CORNER OF r. ...'>■ QUEEN-STREBT and VULOAN LANE. Allclasses are Invited to take up frvflraag' Shares, payments weekly, interest remunera- ULOANB granted on security of Freehold OS Leasehold Property for the purpose atßtmso, Building, &C in' trams of to ffiSOOO. repar able-tor every £100 advanced-at the fpUpwjnk soale,by weekly, monthly, or Quarterly inatat monta:— -_ ■ k ' Keoaymente Per Itepnymonta Pet extending over Week, extending over Wee*. 5 yearn .. 1510 7 years i!i 8 S 1 years .. 12 6 8 years - « 6 years - 10 6tj 10 rears -■ 6 8 SPKCIAL JfACIUTIKB are given to Bor rowers for paying off part P*l»*!P£ SKf/SS m^y at|ai«yaT«mVtfloSr^ tog liberal Mjcggm pnßLi c no :?,;;*■? Jk PRIZE MBATI CHEAP MEAT I CHOIOK QUALITY I R E E V B S, BUTCHER AND GENERAL PURVEYOR Corner of Obapel and Vlotorta-streete;,,^, |i Come and lnapeot my ] ■' FniBWJiABS Bbbk, Mottoh, Cobotto BmsF, and Dairx-fed POBK; one trial will sumoe.^ Fob OiBH:-Muttpn. from 2d to 4d pet IbJ: Boast Beet, 3Jd to 6d; Boiled Beef. SJd, Sd, au& 3d ,; ■ SCOTTISH IMPERIAL INSURANCE COMPANY. . OAFITAt. .. '.. •■ W^M?"* : ■ The undersigned, as Agent te; the above Company, Is prepared toacoept FiToßlstsoa every description of Property. At Lnwwl! Current Bates. - .- ---1 JAMES MACFARLANB, r,f i ■,:• . rf i Queen-Street m p RIC X E,T! QR I O B Ifl LAWN TENNIS I LAWN TENNIS I ; ■ ? The undersigned have Just reoelved bom England, per Rotomahana, Ceiokkt bats, balm, Stokes, , I*l* ' GUABDS, GAOHTLBTS, Nitf OEiCKKT IIVVSS, CRICKETERS' GUffilfS BCORIHO B6OKS, TBKKIS HjfTS, ■.■.' POLES, RAOKBTS, BALLSj TEHHHI RBtH" E. PORTER & CO., QUBKN AND HIGH-BTEEKTS. ". ■ AUCKLAND. ! 1 ;-.. * Anctiona ' TOMORROW, NOON.' l i ■■i TO M SbLD BY AUCTIONS U AT ARTh"u-R'S MART (Furniture Department), ~ > ? , aOUSEHOLD"iuRNITURE AND BFFKCTS (New and Seoond-haßdUos Drawing-room, Dlnlng.ropm,.Parlomvßedfeoa.'i and Kltohan; 1 Wardrobe, 1 Hair Mattress, 1 Feather Bed, 1 Bimu Half Tester Bestead, I RimuFrenoh Bed ß tead. PalUMßes. Km* .VMr tresses, Spring ,Jtottresses,lFourrPpst Cedar BedTtoad, 1)! Carpets. 2 Heitttl Rnfef JFendera andirons. 1 Mangle and WaßhingMaobln«, 1 ~ ftohfigNet. 1 BlaksDdth'B BeUows, Lotßa* ness, 1 BaH Tester Iron Bedsteafl, 2 Dining Tables, Large Lamps. BW Cages, GlaM Cages, Kitohon Chairs, Cane Chairs. Olbbb Pendantß, &c. lFanoy Perambulator, 2 Bealßter Gratej, lot Boot Trunks, 1 Ice Cream-making Machine, Horse-hair Suites. Bep Suites, Daniast Suite*, iron Cots and Mattresses, BOOK Case, Meat Safes • ■ ' Also, 1 case Drapery, lot Fanoy Goods, lot Clothing, Boots, Bookf, Cottons, Ladles\flaAdles. uenwi ■ Saddles, Sewing Machine, Toilet Bets ' fee, &0.. to. ~ THURSDAY, JANUARY 26. [ PADDLE-STEAMER CITY OF CORK, SCREW-STEAMER KINA,; TWIN-SCREW STEAMERS LILY AHD , GEMIMI,! , LARGE PUNT, &tt, &O. ; E. & A. ISAACS TTAVE received instructions to «11 6y JjL auotion. at tholr Stores, Qaeen-streov, v? on Ihunday, the 26th Jai nary,..; I. ■',-'; ~.(0 "(1 I 1, The above ;WeU-known Steamei^.tnemill; li perty ot the Kaipara Steanwhip Com pany. l i- - ' -.!*'ii'«'K Terms will bo given for above U necessary, .r'v E. &A. ISAACS, : ' Merchants and Auctioneers. 1 WEDNESDAY, JANUiRY l 6, f vf£ AT S1 881 N'S MAR T, Waltangl Store (next Mr M. KlOOOl'e). tt II o'clock, ii bags Maize (more or less damaged) ;• 20 bags Potatoes do '^do ■ UO Saokß Bakera' Southern Flour ixia go*W9 The above without reserve, 1 orates.Delf, (now landing). ~ WEDNESDAY; JANUARY 18. In conaeqaence of having to remove to dtnox^ Premises, .'-. ■ ,L.' W". EATON/V,', WILL sell by hnction, Bt.Ui.sMwV. on Wednesday. January 18, at eleven b'olook. ~ ~ -~ •;, . j ~t; ; f. 16 tons Wood's Flour, in jacks 10 W* 1!! " .. *» 100 bags Oats. ;1 16 hafi-shests Tea.,.' , . In Lots to Suit I'aroliaßCrß, '.';' TermsatSalo. .-, ■ ."''U\ WEDNESDAY, JANU/RY 18.' NORTHERN HOTEL YARDS, Great North Boad. J. R. LAMBERT & CO. WILL sell by auction at the abore /, Yards, on Wednesday. Mth lnjstant, at 1 o'clock, Calves, Milch Cows -f Store StODk, Springers At 3.16 (same place and day). There Will also be so^BOtae JeweUery. In-P eluding a Gold Watch Blaotomlth's Anvil and BeUom Hotels and other properties In «*iW |a| sulurbsforaa'-e,' ____ . J. R. LAMBERT ft CO,rf Auctioneers, Wyndhnm-Btrfeet. £2 000 WORTH OF ENGLISH-MADB . jf DIINITURE, FLOWER POTS* PIANOS, CLOCKS, MATS, LOOKING GLASSES, &a, &tt, &O. , Landing, ex OoromandeL lE. & A. ISAACS HAVE received inatruotions to Bfljl 1)|. auction the above', as aoon as lanaett. Sale will take place next week. Fall oartlcnlara in f atnre ißgne. . (Continued on l*onrtli Page)! *- 1