TELEGRAMS.

{FBOM OUB OWN CORRESPONDENT).

COROMANDEL, this day.

Minlrig matters show considerable activity. The Golden Bolt broke out a small parcel of specimens on Saturday from the reef bolow the old shaft, thus confirm, me the opinion entertained oJ tno shot of gold going down, on which presumption the present level was carried in. The Homo Rule got good gold in stone yesterday morning from tho intermediate Blackmoro's also broke out stone, show ing gold from the ilat reef, and from a lode near the big reef. .. tjueen of the North.—The tributers have struck gold, which it is believed will be a payable affair. Captain George Lloyd, is to-day engaged in making a mining sur- VCy#SERIOUS MINING ACCIDENT.

A serious accident happened to a man named Scott while taking out a truck of Staff in the Tokatea mine. It appears to have stood up, and his head struck the timber ia the roof of the tunnel, The man senseless. Dr Hovells ser vices were brought into requisition, and the head was found to be injured severely, but the sufferer is doing well. AUCKLAND UNITED V. CORO MANDEL.

In the cricket match, Auckland United Second Eleven v. Coromandel, tho United first innings closed for 70, and the second for 105: total, 175. Coromandel: First, 60; second, 55: total, 105. The United won by 70 runs. Holdship bowled splen didly for Auckland, and good batting was done by Thwaitcs (captain), Sadder, Osmond, and Thomas. For Coromandel, Shaw bowled fairly well, the chief batsmen beinc Cadman and Geldsworthy. Ine band, under Bandmaster Loncrgan, per formed very efficiently during the afternoon to the great satisfaction of the onlookers.

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

NEW PLYMOUTH, this day, MAI* MISSItfG. A man named Jackson Gilmour is re ported to the police ns missing. He is well connected in England, and a romlttanco is awaiting him in the bank from home.

WELLINGTON, this day.

THE EXHIBITION.

Messsrs Joubcrt and Twopenny have written to the Premier expressing a hope that he and other members of the Govern ment will attend the opening of the Exhibi tion in Cbristchurch on April 10th. Mr Hall roplicd that it is impossible to say what the engagements of Ministers may be in April, but that they will be glad to at tend if they can, and that no doubt a Minister or Ministers will be able to ac» cept the invitation.

CHRISTCHURCH, Monday.

Two publicans were fined to-day for sell ing liquor on Sundays, and had their con victions endorsed on their licenses. The foundation of the International Exhi bitiion building was laid this afternoon by the Mayor. A large numbor of people are at work, and the ground lines of the build ing are already cut.

CHRISTCHVRCH, this day.

The Lyttelton Harbour Board proposes works for the ensuing year amounting to £40,000. The most important of these Is a breastwork along the eastern half of the harbour, to cost £29,000 ; dredging work, £800; new sheds on the Gladstone pier, £6000; and a slip for vessels up to 300 tons, £2400. During the year, 180,250 tons of stuff have been dredged, at an average cost of 5Jd per cubic yard. Sinco tho dredge began to work in May, 1876, 2,073,000 tons hove been lifted, at an average cost of 6d per cubic yard. The Harbour Board at its meeting to-day requested the clairman to Bend a congratulatory messago to ihe Dunedin Board on the arrival of their new dredge.

DUNEDIN, Monday.

The coffee palaco issued its first annual report, which shows that since the change of management in July the profits have been satisfactory. Atone time the loss was £35 per week, whilst during the last eight weeks the profits have footed up £205. An average of 264 people patronised the saloons and restaurant per day, and 30 the hotel. The average income is £124 a-weck. The total debit balance is over £1,100.

At the Resident Magistrate's Conrt to day, Hamilton and Willis sued the Uniou S.S. Co. for £100 damages for breach of agreement in failing to land the company in Dnncdin from Lyttelton in time to open on the night advertised. In the evidence it was stated that the expenses of the com pany were about £240 per week, exclusive of arrangements with Miss Pomeroy. She was to receive 70 per cent, of tho profits. The case was adjourned.

DUMEDIN, this day.

The Phcenix Company at Skipper.s sent down a cake of 140ozj from 78 tons of stone,

POLICE COURT.-This day.

(Before J. E. Macdonald, Esq , K.M.)

Outrageous Conduct.—Abel I'lctcbcr, described as a contractor, was charged, under the Vagrant Act, with ssintf obscene and abominable language in the neighbour hood of Newton on the 30th hist.—Prisoner pleaded not guilty.—Mr Pardy called evi dence.—Constable Henry Clarke put in the words, which were- of the moat horrid description, and when a gentleman expostulated with Fletcher,- he took' off hia coat, and wanted to fight.— William Saxon deposed to being in Karangahape Road, between 4 and 5 last evening, he saw Jflctcher, who was cursing and swearing at some boys; he spoko to him upon tho folly of his conduct, when he threatened to punch him.—Fletcher said he was under the influence of drink, audit was not a serious matter, he was sure it .was not,—His Worship said he .observed that prisonerhad beenseveral times convicted,ond was fined £5 on the last occasion, for a like offence. The lino must be repeated. £5 and costs, or a term oi imprisonment. Abduction. — Mary Picketsgill was charged with feloniously and maliciously taking away a girl, under 14, named Mar garet McKinney, with intent to deprive tho mother of the possession of her child.—Mr Tyler appeared in defence, and said the child was in Court, and would prove that she was over 14, and the alleged offence was committed after her 14th birthday in October last. She left of her own free will. The mother of the child lived at Ormond.—Mr Pardy said tho police only had tho warrant to go by, and that was obeyed.— Margaret MoKinnon, an intelligent girl, respectably dressed, was examined, and stated where she was born, and the date'of her birth.—Uis Worship snpgested that a certificate of her birth shonld be procured. —The girl farther deposed that Mrs Fickersgill was her mother's sister; that bljc came to Auckland two months ago; she met her aunt near a hotel, and she told her that she was minding cows for Mrs Gately; her annt asked particulars about her position ; she wished to go with her aunt to Auckland; she had scarcely any clothes; she was turned out by her mother, and found her way to Gary's without shoes or stockings; her mother was cruel to her; she had a stepfather, but he was in gaol; she was at Gatoly's two months, but her mother never troubled after her; since she had been in Auckland, her aunt had sent her to the Convent School; her aunt had been kind to her, and told her she could go back to her mother when she liked; she did not want to go home.—Mr Pardy consented to a remand, in order to make furikar inquiries.—Kemanded until to-morrow.

Breach of Water Works Regula- TIOHS. — Wro. Smith pleaded guilty to . placing a connecting pipe on iiia' premises without permission of the authorities. — Mr. Uottor appeared lor the Council, and stated the case. He be lieved that Mr Smith had not wilfully com mitted the offence. He was a plumber, and thought he was doing right in the near prospect of taking out a license. He would not press for a heavy penalty, in the hope that a small penalty would act as a warniDgto others.—Fined 2s and costs. AU.EQED LARCENY. — John Kirk, a yoHth, recently in the employ of Mr Roth, of the Victoria Baths, was charged with stealing a watch and guard, value £4, the property of Robert Nicholson, on the 28th inst.—Mr Theo. Cooper appeared in defence and asked fora remand, to which Mr Pauly consented.—Remanded until to-morrow. Serious Charge,—Joseph Merrick was charged with maliciously Betting fire to a dwelling in Albert-street, on the Ist inst., with intent to injure Mr James Dempsey. —Mr S. Hesketh appeared in defence, and asked for a remand, which was granted. He wished for bail.— Mr Pardy said he never objected to bail when snqh could reasonably be granted, but in this case ho could not aeo his way clear enough to con

sent.—Mr S. Hcsketh said if defendant was not allowed bail he would ask that the case be heard to-morrow.—Mr Pardy said the police did not desire to keep a prisoner in custody unnecessarily, and a second charge of an equally Serious character would be preferred against the prisoned— Remanded until Saturday j bail refused. Fdrious DuiviNCt.—John and William Croll were charged with furiously driving twelve horses on the Victoria Poad, Devon port, on the '19th inst. The defendants were brothers and butcher's boys, and the horses were going doWn to waten —Fined 5s and cost?. • Indecent Conduct.—James Smelridge waa charged with indecent exposure of per son in Wellesley-stroet, on the 20th inst,— Prisoner said ht) was a hard-working man in the employ of a farmer at Wditakerei, but he (ftfm'e into town, got drunk,' and fell down.—Sergeant Martin picked him up and escorted him to the station,—John Smith : " Your Worship, Jim isn't a bad sort, and if you will let him off this time, I'll take him home to his wife."—Considering that prisoner had practically done his 48 Uourß, he was discharged. This was all the business.

NEW ZEALAND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY.

The second annual meeting of tho share holders of the above company was held in the Insurance ;Buildings at three o'clock this afternoon, Mr D, B, Crulcksbanfc in the chair,

The balance sheet showed a credit balance for the years' operations of £2,951 14s lid. The amount paid for compen sation had been £2,909 4s 7d. Commission shares and general dxpencas, £3,478 lla 7d. Tho amount of premiums received wnS £8,009 14s Bd.

TAWHIAO'S MOVEMENTS.

The Maori .King continues to be the guest of Major and Mrs Mair, at Devonport. He appears to have been very much delighted with the Kegatta yesterday, expressing wonder at the multitude and variety of the pakeha canoes. This morning was chiefly occupied in private visits, the King being accompanied by Mr John sheehan. Une of the incidents of the morning was the presentation to Tawhiao of a pair of orn6 silk braces, manufactured at Mr Green shield's establishment. This afternoon the natives visited Mr Whitson's brewery, and were, if time permitted, to inspect tho Auckland glass works, and likewise visit Messrs Martin and Partington's photographic studio for tho purpose of liaving their photos taken by the instantaneous process. Mr Martiu is desirons of obtaining a group composed of the king and his followers At two o'clock this afternoon, it was understood that the natives would take their departure for the Waikato to-morrow morning, and the programme will no doubt be carried out, unless the Premier ox presses a desire for TaWhiao to remain,

AUCKLAND REGATTA.

CHAMPION SCHOONER RA^'K. Such interest waa manifested ia this race that wo supplement our account yester day with a few more details. Our last pigeongraph was dated from Hull Point, 3 p.m., nnd stated that the Transit and Torca were working along the Western Shore of ltangitoto Channel, the Transit being firat, about 600 yards to windward of the Torea. At the Lake Bench, the first named, owing to a splendid board, gained on her opponent, and was at this time at least 10 minutes ahead. Tho Sybil was off Gull Point, and the Gisborno about a mile and a half to windward of her. Abreast of the Lake the leading boat had placed a still further distance between herself and the Lyttelton crack* whose skipper and crew deserve great credit for the plucky handling of their craft, which must have been nearly a mile astern. At tho North Head, at 4.40, the Torea had not gained on her rival, and the different manoeuvres on the Transit were closely witched and followed. Both kept well out from the Head.the Transit steering straight for tho lighthouse, which she rounded at ten minutes past iivtt In the meantime the Torea had gained on the Transited was only eight niihutes behind. The excitement was now beginninfl to work up. and it was evident that a close and ex citing contest between these two cracks waa about to eventuate. The skipper of the Transit, just off the pier at North Bhore, made a board to weather the buoy opposite, and although at the time this looked well, n rime \evf near upsetting all calculations ■iVtothe ultimate result, for the Torea, instead of repeating her adversary's tactics, L «. rtraieht up the harbour, and came Winsol hand over hand, and although f were entertained at one time that sho ia never weather tho flagship, she stood W°? ited on her coarse. This piece of Uw a n sailing (for which too much credit aharp saUing I decreasea in no smaa cannot be g' TraDgit reduci by about half the time she heratadinfat the North Head, but no wag leatiwg d Ufl t Hooper . blame can be . { toT'u !*vc been, to say the least of it, would have Dee . * hfa •f°,° lha rv J sacceTafully carried out. With W«« ft was neck or nothing; with the the latter itj«sn t Transit totally affofd to commanding lead, The throw »««y red and the battle that thatC°«bdns fought out was worth wit was now being Xi, d . ffcrent point 3 neS3! n?' r , had gathered, and testified their spectators naaga ted , fte s»W^™-tIT aked-'-What nave you done with the others J" To the query, of course, only a negative reply could be given, as nothing was seen of either after leaving North Head. The ex citement was now at fever heat, as the Tran sit was observed . going through it like a thorough clipper. The Torea was seen to be "luffing up," and cries went up—"She will never weather the flagship !" Still she kept on her course, being now nearly in the wake of the Transit, and about four minutes behind her. It was evident that sho would answer the question asked of her, and in a most satisfactory manner too, and although the Transit still had a commanding lead, and the goal was so near, tho captain of the Transit was heard to remark, sottovocc— " The race is never lost until it Is won." In this race, however, there were no acci dents or flukes now. It was a trial of strength between the two b»ats—a fair field and no favour. And eventually the Transit passed the flagship at ten minutes to six, amidst general excitement and loud applause. Directly the gun was fired the band on tke flagship struck up the well known tune—"See the Conquering Hero Comes ;" the crew and "shifting ballast" replying with three hearty cheers, this being the first and only chance of giving vent to their pent-up excitement. The Torca passed the winning-post at six minutes to six, exactly four minutes behind. She was also greeted with cheers from the spectators. The tonnage of the Torea, as given in the programme, was 78, while that of the Transit was 88 ton?. This difference of 10 tons would give the latter her victory by two minutes, and thus con cluded one of the best—if not the best race qf the day. Vaiions reasons were given for the Sybil and Gisborne tailing off, and eventually being left out of Bight, but the only surmise we can make is that they were both overmatched with the weather preva lent yeatorday. TRADING CUTTEBS.

At ten minutes past three, at Gull Point, the Kangatira was first; Rose, second; and the l'aku, who had made up lost ground in a wonderful manner, third, well up. At a quarter past four the Maori still occupied premier position, and was abreast of the Wade, the Rose second, to leeward; and the Paku closing up on the two Jeaders, Owing to the great distance between schooners and cutters it is impossible to give with any degree of accuracy their relative position?. At about five o'clock the Kangatira was still further ahead, about five miles from the Wade, the Kose still second, but the Paku putting in a, big claim for her position. At a quarter past five the Kangatira was abreast of the reef near the Lpko- the Rose and Paku close together.- At half-past five the leader hove in sight at the North Head, standing well out, but the other two did not show up. -Eventually the Rangatira won, the Rose being second, Paku third. Respecting the other events, we have but little to add to our yesterday's account In the race for yach,ts under six tons the Sybil did not compete, bavin" been withdrawn at tho last moment. The Madge, which car ried off first honours in the 20ft. open sail ing boat race, was sailed by W. Farquhar. and not by Sam Do.vo, as previously stated, Surprise was caused by the defeat of tbc Ponsonby crew in tho all-comers' Rig race, but it was not generally known that the boat was seriously damaged about an hour previously, through the No. 2 seat coming out of the slide and making a hole in the

bottom. She was bo badly strained, that the new could only row 011 ouc side, and they had therefore no chance of -winning. The Dingy Race was easily won by Hewson, with Bailey Second, and Jones thirds In the Junior Amateurs' race the Ponso&by and North Shore crews were waiting for their boats, which were being used in the All Comers Gig Race, when the Auckland crow was started without them, and consequently there was no race. This ciused considerable disappointment, as the junior.-! were all well-trained, and a close contest was anticipated. Yates was beaten by Morpeth in the race for bona fide amateur scullers. White lead Carter round in the all-comers'sculling race, eventually winning easily, much to the dis gust of many persons who bad laid heavy odfls on the Sydney man. PROTESTS AND CHALLENGES.

As usually happens after an annual re gatta we have a number of protests entered and numerous sweepstakes races arranged, the ownera of, losing vessels generally dis> covering comb fluke by wilicli the winning boat secured the advantage, and hoping for better luck a Second Venture.

Tlic Pukaptika, in the scow race, ran the Makarau very close, and is expected to tu'<e first prize by time allowance. Thejvessels, however, have not yet been measured ex actly, and the result'is still doubtful. How. ever, in anticipation.of the committee's de cision, the Pukapuka has lodged a pro test against the Makarau, on 'the ground that the latter jammed her on a leo shore contrary to the regatta regula tions. In the race for open sailing hoats under 28ft, the owners of the Spray enter a protest against the Elsio receiving first prize, ttnd urging as a reason thereof that Ilailey shitted ballast, and refused to re ceive a fair play man on boardi ■ Again; in the race for trading vessels under 26 tons, the Euphemia Is expected to get first priie by .the " time for tonpage * regulation, although she was -Indus. lOsecs, behind her opponent. The Mahurangi's owners," therefore, protest that the tonnage of the Euphemia was not correctly stated in the entry, and request that she should l)e re-meaaured. These matters have to be dealt with at a future committee meet-1

ing. Respecting challenges, it is now almost definitely arranged that a sweepstakes schooner race shall take place at an early date. Mr Brown, one of the owners of the Cygnet, has been moving in the matter, and has been interviewing the masters and ownera of various other vessels to-day, Mr Mitchclson has decided to let the Toroa go, and the Transit is not likely to hold back. The Gisborne and Sybil aro unlikeiy to take part owing to the formor being adver tised to leave for the East Coast on Thurs day, while the latter has to allow bo much time to the smaller boats that she has little chance of winning Within shore unless favoured with a good stiff breeze. The stakes will probably be fixed at about £50 each.

The owners of tho Shrimp attribute their bid position to the fact that they carried away the boom when rounding tho buoy for the first time, and intend to challenge the Magic to another race for £20 a side No doubt the invitation will be responded

to. The Imp and Madge also arc likely to have another trial of spe'ld on Saturday afternoom The challenge comes from the backers of the former boat, the stake men tioned is about £5 each. The barge race, finishing so closely, will probably bring the Pukapuka and Maka rau into another contest and a large sum of money is likely to be placed ou tho event. In connection with tho all-comers' four oared gig contest, Mr G. E. Smith chal lenges Carter's crew to row over tho samo course as yesterday, exchanging boats, for £25 upwards. We have little doubt that the invitation will be accepted.

THE DROWNING CASE.

INQDES*

AN inquest was held this afternoon at. Glecson's Hotel, before Dr. Philson and a jury, on the body of Alexander Wilkic, late mate of the brigantino Eliza Mary, whose body was discotered yesterday after noon at Stake's Point. Patrick McVeigh, foreman. Sergeant Martin represented the police. The jury having viewed the body, the following evidence was taken s— Sergeant Henry Martin deposed that he did not know deceased, Bis death Was reported to witness on Wednes day, the 25th inst. The schooner Eliza Mary was lying alongside the wharf. The constable on night duty made a formal report. He immediately searched for the body, without success. Yesterday he heard that a body, supposed to be that of Wilkie, was lying on the beach at Shoal Bay. He went over, and found that Mr Patrick Heath, a settler, dragged the body aahoi c. The body waa in an advanced state of decomposition. It was clothed, with the exception of the head and feet. Removed the oedy to the dead-house, where the jury have now seen it. The features were scarcely distinguishable. Found a watch and twopence, which had fallen out of the man's pocket; also, on ex amining the pockets in tho dead-house, lls, Wo papers to lead to his identification. Monro, a seaman on board the lona, identified the body as that of Wilkie. The Eliza Mary has since sailed. There wero no marks of violence on the body. Alexander Munro gave evidence as to hia knowledge of deceased, who was mate of the Eliza Mary, in which witness was an able seaman. Had known Wilkie for 16 years. His age was 29. Single, was a native of Montrose, in Scotland. His home was Dunedin, Last saw him at midnight on Tuesday, the 24th. He was then going on board his vessel in witness's company. Had been together on Bhore that evening, Visited two hoteh; but Mr Wilkie was perfectly sober. Wilkio had one or two glasses of beer. Constable McConncll gave evidence, and the jury found a verdict of "Accidental Drowning."

OUR SYDNEY LETTER.

[By "The Vagabond."

ENEMIES WITHIN OUK GATKS. TOK Kußsian men-of-war have left us and gone to Melbourne, where the Afrika is to be docked and undergo extensive repairs— at least that will bo the nominal reason of their long sojourn in Melbourne. But daily we bear little items which tend to swell the circumstantial evideuce that the visit of the Muscovite vessels is one of espionage, which may lead to ereat danger in the future. The soi-disant scientist, Dr. or Baron Maclcay, takes away with him plans of all the fortifications, torpedo works, &c. He fooled Parkes and the gentlemen who were appointed trustees of the Government station at Watson's Bay most admirably. Some people here tell me that tho Baron had a perfect right to do this; that in times of peace we should deny to none the opportunities to visit all our for tifications, l question this—at all events I know the Russians will allow no stranger to inspect their forts at Vladivostock and Petropauloski. But our authorities are too innocent. One officer holding a high command in our defence force did strongly protest against Baron Macleay's action, but was met with an outburst of Saxon Eng lish trom Sir John Robertson, to whom he complained. FRENCH SURVEILLANCE.

Captain Mathieu, of the Rheir, is a most charming gentleman ; as Commissioner for France at the Exhibition here he was the most popular foreigner who ever visited Sydney. But he know 3 his business. With a Frenchman, war is always looked upon as a probability. Should hostilities break out between England and France, it would become a lace to attack Noumea and Sydney. The former place is very strongly fortified, but should New Cale donia have to be given up, the revanches might be obtained in looting the banks of Sydney. So Captain Mathieu and his officers, whilst here, went systematically to work to obtain necessaiy bearings to shell the city without entering the harbour at all. A launch would go far out to sea oil Waverley and Bondi. Horsemen with flags galloped about on the heights ashore, and by a code of signals the exact bearings of every part of Sydney .were taken. Bechet, now confined in. gaol for arson, was one of these mounted signalmen. These- operations generally took place in the early morning, and must navo been known to the authorities at thetime, but no notice was taken of them. In no other "part of the world would such proceedings have been allowed.

Cary's Juvenile Opera Company pro duced " The Pirates of Penzance" agaia last evening to afuil house. " Chilpenc is announced for to-night, and ought to prove a great Attraction.

LATEST NEWS. ENGLISH CRICKETERS V. WAIKATO.

(DV TELEQEAPII.—OWN CQitßES^pNtiEN'l'.)

CAMBRIDGE, this dayi The match, Waikato v ; England) Com' menced at about 10,30 o'clock to-day. It was the largest public gathering evefl seeii in Waikato, there being about ijSOOporsond present. The Waikato Twenty-two scored 45 up to 8 o'clcck. The English Eleven had scored 41 for three wickets (sic).

UNION STEAM SASH AND DOOR COMPANY.

TiiK r<i«ular half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of the above^'nallied company took place tbia afternoon at the office, Mechanics' Bay, Mr G. S. Klssling pre siding. About 30 persons Were present. The directors submitted, the following report:—" The directors submit the balance sheet for the six months ending 31st DScem; ber, 1881. The net profit realised diking the term ia £14.633 4s 3d, which tne directors re commend should be appropriated as follows: By dividend at the rate of 174 per cent, per annum, £8,441 14s 10d;— By carrying to Reserve Fund £1,374 10s, which will then stand at £40,000.— By balance carried forward, £4,816 19s 5d.-Mr J. L. Wil son's term of oilice as Director having ex pired, you are asked to fill the vacancy. Mr Wilson is eligible and otters himself for re-election.—The Auditor; Mi- Buchanan, also retires, but is clegible, and offers him I self for re-election. The Directors recom mend the appointment of an additional Auditor.— The Divident will Lepayable on and after Monday, 6th of Fub; 1882. The chairm.au in irioving the adoption of the report and balance sheet, expressed gratification at the satisfactory statement submitted. The increased pine of timber, to which this was mainly owing, was, how ever,'only established towards the end of the year; when considerable orders were in hand at this old prices. The value of kauri in the colonial markets appeared to be so well established now, that no serious fall neod bo apprehended. The dividend recommended was fully warranted by the earning?; and apart from the reserve fund, the ordinary appropriations for timber consumed add inspection would bo ample to replace the shareholders hapital in fifteen years. Ho showed that the reserve fund was well invested in the assets of the Co;, which, at a moderate valuation, were worth £195,000. The policy adopted of borrowing Ou debeturcs instead of byissuing new shares had been a great advantage to the company. A considerable amount of capital was necessary to do justice to the company's business, because the supply of timber de pends 80 largely upoil tno rainfall. At tho Thames and Tairua recontly one rain fall brought down 15,000 logs, representing a past expenditure of £25,000, and which had given the mills a regular supply for twelve months. A largo supply of logs awaited a fresh at Northern mills. He considered that the prospects of the Com pany were brighter than they ever had been. Mr P. Comiskey seconded the adoption of the report, Major Goorgo objected to the payment of £610 tor honorarium withountb.esanction of the shareholders having bwnjSjwt. obtained. The report was adoptedjEaaSniously. Mr J. L. Wilson was re-effiMed a director, and Messrs J. Buchunanftnd D. G. Mac donald appointed auditors. ■ ■ The auditors' remueration was fixed at £30 e»ch per annum. * Mr S. E. Hughes sen. thought that some expression of opinion should be made, as to whether tho directors were or were not overpaid for their services. He thought that they wcto not overpaid, and he theic fore moved that tho payments bo ap proved and that the sum of £600 por annum be charged against the assets for distribu tion amongst the directors." Major George, in seconding the motion) said that he did not think the sum an un fair charge, bnt he objoctcd to the directors paying themselves without reference to tho shareholders. Tho motion having been amended by tho omission of the part referring to the future was put and agreed to, Tho meeting was then resolved into a special one for the consideration of tho now articles of association,

TAUPIRI COAL COMPANY.

The half-yearly meeting of this Company was held at 3 p.m. to-day, Mr John Kober lon presiding. The directors' report thowi d a nett prnfit, after writing off £315 12s for deprecation of plant and machinery off £947 4s lid, from which the payment of a divi dend absorbing one shilling per share was recommended, absorbing £GOO. This divi dend will be payable to to-morrow. It was stated in the report that the workings of the mine were in first-class order, the coal being better in quality than heretofore. The demand for coal was said to be .increasing. After some discussion, the report was adopted, and the meeting terminated.

LATEST CABLES.

[itKUTEB'S TELKORAMS.]

MELBOURNE, Tuesday. MORE SMALL-POX. Another caso of small-pox has broken out among the passengers by the Mirzapore, who are in quarantine, The sufferer has been isolated. The Postal Department announces tfaat the P. and O. Co.'s steamer will henceforth leave Melbourne with the homeward mails on Thursdays, instead of Wednesdays (as ia the past), except during the India mon* soon season. PARIS, January 30. Tho following additional appointments ' to the now Ministry have been made : Mr Gollet, Minister of Interior; Mr Billat Minister of War. The remaining portfolios are filled by men who have not, in tho past, occupied prominent positions in politics. RAILWAY ACOIDRNT. LONDOW, January 30. A serious collision occurred yesterday on tbc railway line near bow, in the East ol London. Five passengers were killed and several suffered injury. PANSLAVINA VIENNA, January 3. Reports are to hand of a serious Pan .iilavist intriguing in Bosnia, which has formontcd the present rising ia that and adjoining provinces.

WESLEYAN CONFERENCE.

(BY TELEGRAPH.—-OVTH CORRESPONDENT.)

CHRISTCHURCH, this day. THE Wesleyan Conference yesterday after noon received tho report of tho "N.Z. Wesleyan," and appointed the Rev. Mr Morley editor. This morning the report of the Tararua Committee, showing £2,450 in New Zealand and £709 from Australia was received. It was resolved to hold the next Conference in Auckland. The Conference closes to-morrow.

THE MAIL STEAMER.

The P.M.b.B. Ottjr o: New York, from Sydney, arrived olf the North Head about 3 p.m., and brought up at ber usual anohorngo to await the arrival of the Health OrSour. Dr Phllson wont down shortly after, bnt bad riot returned up to a late hour this af tornoon. The mall packages wera sent down (a Motalhi for fumigation. Vaaeengers for tian Frariolsco and Honolulu will be conveyed on board by tho s.s. Lily.whloh leaves the Railway Pier at 7 p.m.

WELLINGTON, this day.

Mr H. Yon Hagen has interviewed Sir Arthur Gordon, and is quite satisfied with the result. Sir Arthur goes to Tonga in April.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO A JOCKEY.

A bad accident happened on the race course this morning. Thomas Monaghan, rider of Fleur de Lys. was doing a final gallop before the Cup race, togethnr with the rider of Somnus, when he ran on to a post by the rail leading to the Grand Stand, and frac tured his left leg just below the knee. He was at once conveyed to the Hutt, wheic Dr. Melford recommended his removal to the Hospital, which was done. Tho full effect of the accident is not yet known.

THAMES, this day.

SCHOOL FETE, , The Sunday-school Union annual fete, held yesterday at Tararu and Parawai, passed oil successfully. About 1,800 chil dren attended. BULLOCK ACCIDENT. A half-caste nimed Charles Maunscll has just been brought down on a stretcher from Ohinemure. • He was thrown from a bul lock dray on Thursday last, the vehicle passing over his body from the right leg and to the left shoulder. He now licsr ia tho hospital. But little is known as to the extent of the injuries. It is feared he has been injured internally.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, JANUARY 81.



1 Wanted. ,_ I~t7ANTED, Two Driver.— A pply to S. W Mnllaily, Nftw North Road: W' ANTED* a Gefleral servant;— Apply to Mrs Baaley. Gratton Road. W" ANTED, Five or Six NaVvles on Mr Churton's proport*. Pftrnell.-Apply to* morrow morniilg on the work. WANTED, an Active Boy from 12 to H.-Appi7 T< Booth, Butcher Great North Road. \»i ANTKD~T~a Good General Servant, VT mnet b6 a good cook and laundrosa.— MraChlilg. Hefflagjfl; \»T ANTEl^good Carpenters at esymemd's IYV hew store Viotorla-Btreet. W~~' AAT WDi —;To Cabinetmakers— Wanted, a good fcieao*n! Hand;—Qsirlick and.Cranwell, City Hall Arcade. i ANTED, an Active Boy from 12 to ii Apyly T. Booth, Butcher, Great North Road ■■-■■~ WANTED, a Plain Cook and Laun dress. — Apply to Mrs J, P. Leonard, Epsom, nest the ffpsom Hotel. ANTED, a good Coat Hand to work at the shop or at homo.—Apply Posae neßkie. Tailor. ahoriland-Btreet. \\r ANTED, a smart young Man for W Ket>.era! work.—Apply Bharp at J unction Hotel, Epsom. WANTED, a smart Hoy to loflk after horses and make himsolf generally os'e ful.—Apply Quick's Statics. WANTED, a Fainter and Faperhanger. -K. J. Gatland. Nowmarket. WANTED, a respectable Girl about 14 to assist in housework,—Apply at this Office. YV ANTED, a strong Boy to milk and V T make himself useful,—Apply W. Munro, Blnoksmlth. behind Thistle Hotel. WANTED, First-chss Man Cook for National Hotel, Cambridge.—Apply to Edward Lears, Customhousß-Btreet. _ WANTED, a smart Hoy.—Apply at the Choap Furniture Hart, Viotoria-street Kaat, next the Public Hot Baths. WANTED a Boy about 13.-Apply to Mrs Williamson, corner Vnloan Lane. WANTEii, a respectable General Sorvant for an hotel.—Apply to Mr O'fflahorty, Kt^r Office WANTED, a Strong Bey.—W. a. Fonton. 78, Queon-Btreet. WANTED, a good Fastry Cook and Boy for the bakehouse—W. B. Waters, Confectlonor. Queon-Btrcet. WANTED, General Servant (good re forencos).—Apply Stir office. \\7ANTED, a General Servant.—Ap » » ply Mra 8011, Nugent-street, opposite Kyber Pasa. . WANTED, a General Servant.—Mr» Lionel Phillips, College Hill, Pontsonby. WANTED, a Bricklayer. - Apply at the Gas Works. W ANTED, a NurseKirl.—Apply to Mrs Vy Lambo, Cotelo Villa, Basque Road (three doors from Kden Vine Hotel). ANTED, a General Servant.—Ap ply Mrs Wayniouth, Manukau Road, ParneU. ANI'ED. en active Boy to assist in light store vvoclr.—Snmuel Coohrane and Son. WANTED, a 6trouK Lad,—Apply J. C. ISharland & Co. Y*7"aNTKD KNoWH.— Particulars of tt the Freeh Bargains per Stracathro, Loch Urr, May Queen, Anazi, Wellington, etc., in a few days W. H. Dampler. WAN TED, a Boy to look after a horse, one that can drive.-T. Trafford, Wake! fleldjfltroet, or cihelly Boach Road. ANTeD, a Good Carpenter.—Apply from 5 to 7 p.m* to Mr Nowbold, at cottage with iron Rldglnft, near foot of College Hill. WANTED, a Cooper.-Apply Mr 11. Qulpjloy. Cnopor. Quoen-Btrcet. WANTED, two Men who thoroughly understand Rough Pitching; wages, 12s a day—Apply on the works, Patteuou-ntroot, Freoman'a Bay. i\7"ANTED, a First-Class Coach-painter, T T —Apply to M. Bohan, Wellington Coach Factory. Wellington. WANTED, a Cordial Manufacturer.— Apply W.R, P. 0., Onohnnga. WANTED, a Yonng Mau.—G. liulm« Butcher. Queen-street. WANTED, a respectable Female Ser vant—Apply to Mrs Hazard, Nelson- Btreot (nenr Victoria-street). WANTED to Sell, two Large Glass Shoo Fronts.—Apply W. Flood, 28, Shortland-stroot. WANTED, a thorough General Servant (mlddlo aged not objoctod to) must havo good references; liberal wages.—Apply Mra Walker, St. Stephen's Avcnno, Parnell. WANTED, a Tenor for St. Mark's.— gse advertißßmont In another colnmn. \VTANTJED TO SELL, a Basket Carri- VV age. Bakers' Cart. Dog Cart and Han som.—ft. Boll's Coach Painting and trimming Establish ment. WakeSold-street. WAJVl'tu, orders lor our lamous Trousers to measure, at 13s fid; also, the wondrous 55a suits. Overcoats from 40h. Marvelleus value at J. D. Phillips', Cheap Tailor. 170. Queen-street ANTED7~Tondcrs for Stone-wall Fencing. — Apply Prof«ssor Gascott, Amertoan Herbalist, Bhortland-etreet. VV rANTED, Teuders for Erecting a TT HouseatCoromandel.—Plansand Snaol flintionn to be seen at Mr )>. G. Macdonnelra offlco, 11. Icaurance Buildings. W~ ~ ANI'ED to Purchase, a Horse and Bprlng-cart; state price—Apply to J. B. Oaacolgno, Bhort-street, Kewmatket. ANTED.PupiIs for Music French and Drawing.—'ierms on application to Mrs Niciiol. 5 Wellesley-street. ~\\T ANTED KNOWN.—The Enlarged VV Numbor of the PENNY TIMK TABLK will be ready To-morrow at all Stationers. WANTED to RENT, a Three or Four Roomod (dstschod) Cottage in a healthy locality.—Apply to S Vaile, Land Agent, Short land-street. WANTED to BENT, Furnished Cot tage or Fnrnlshsd Apartments: Pon sonby'preferred—Apply to D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. WANTED, Yonng Meu desirous of obtaining a thorough English and Com mercial Education (also, Latin and Greek, If required), to join a few others who are at pre sent attending an Evoning Class, under the tutorship of a very effloient master ex Queen's TJniversify, Ireland.—For terms, &0., apply to Mr A. Bond, corner of Vulcan Lano, Queen- Btreet. ANTED to Sell, Mixed Faints in gallon tins; K*urt Oil, 2/0 per gallon ; Priming Paint. 5/Bpor gallon.—AtkiußOo ft Co., Freeman's Hay; Wholesale Aaento, Messra X, Porter fc Co. \\T ANTED, Tenders to Build a small V T Bhop in Richmond Road; labour only. —Apply to John Porter, Brioklayer, on tho premises, after 5 o'clock p.m. WANTED KNOWN—J Uosgraveand Co. are Selling Mon'a Suits of tho Best Blue Sorgo at 25s fid: fashionable make. \X7 ANTED KNOWTN—There are 500 VV pairß of good Tweed Trousers to bo sold at J. Cosgravo and Co.'s, for 6s lOd per pair. ANTED KNOWN, J. Halllday, Soot and Shoe Maker, Is prepared to execute all ordors In tho trade; repairs neatly and promptly dono, patohes put on with solu tion.—Please note the address, Abercromblc street. fourth shop from Symonds-Btreoti WANTED KNOWN—Tnat the New 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, Just opened. »»/• ANTED KNOWN—I am now sell- V V . ing a splendid Family Calico, 36 inches wide, at 6a per dozen yards. Send for pattern. —Teßter. Draper Karangahapo Koad \\T ANTED KNOWN — Just received V V special valufl in Blaok Grenadines. Send for patterns,—Tester, Draper, Karanga hape Road. . ANTED*KNOWN — That the Auckland Timber Company (Limited) are Manufacturers of all description of Goods, with superior Machinery and despatoh.—Worksi Custom-house-street West W -ANTED KNOWN —That H. A. Colson, Vlotorla House, Victoria-street, is about to surpriso the Colonial Publlo with a Grand Display of Va'cntines. The market not being ovor.l looked with theße, the proprietor wil guarantee to give tho oustomors of Auckland every benefit. WANTED, two or tnree virocers in Auckland and District to take the Agonoy for Nelaon, Moato, & Co.'s Pare Blended Teaß. These Teas are acknowledged by tho PreßS and Publlo to be the Finont ever sold in tho Southern Hemisphere, and are guaranteed free, from all scented tea.—For particulars apply to Nelson, Moate, & Co., Tea Blenders and Importers, High-Btreet. Chrlstchnrch. ANTED KNOWN, that yon c»n Dress well for a small weekly payment by golßß*to Munro and MiiUgan. Bee advertise mont on front • age. ANTED KNOWN—That J. Cos. grave and Co. have the Largeßt Stock o Hats In New Zealand to choose from, and are now Belling at Half-price. WANTED KNOWN, that E. Mltchel son & Co., No. 19. Queen-stieet Wharf, are soiling Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Flour, Oatmeal, &c, &0., at lowest market rates. _ WANTED KNOWN—The Cheapest and Most Durable Dress in Auckland Is now selling at J. Cosgrave and Co.'B for 3a 6d, 80,000 yardß dreßH Btuff. 7jd. WANTED KNOWN, that H. Waite'S Fruit Tins are acknowledged to be the best ever introduced in tho colony. They re ceived a first prize at the Agricultural Show he'd at Kllerslie on the 9lh November, 1831. A recipe is issued to each purchaser, and the maker's name is stamped on every lid. Sold by all Ironmongers, and at the factory. High-street, next City Council Chamborß.—K. WAITJi, Wholesale and rtotall Tinsmith. WANTED KNOWN—Tnat J. B. Lambert & Co. have opened an Auction Mart In Wrndhaui-atreet, ouposite tho Stab offlco, for the Sale of all kinds of Stores' and Settlers' Produce. Coo&ixiiees acquainting the abovo o< goo<Jn ooiulKg eliher by boat or rail, will find every attention end care taken, no matter how larjra or umall th» oonglgnment may be. For days o£ vale, see further notice.



Wanted. XXT ANTED KNOWN that the Victorian T T Loan and Discount Agency's Advertise ittent appears on 4th page. 61h column. ANTED-^TOMLJNSON'SCIearance Sale is still going on. The shop la sold, and possession must bo given in a few weeks. Tm/ ANTED-TOMLINSON'S Clearance V T Bale-A 10s 6d Hearth Bag for 7e3d. : ANTED-TOMLINSON'S Clearing ont Sale; Cfllifios, Shooting, Quiita, Blankets, so., under cost prise. Stools roust bo sold,, . .. . . WaJS I&A)—IOMLiNsON'S Clearance Sale.—Sliko, Velvets and Velveteenß under cost price. ANTE!)- TOMLINSON'S Clearing out Sale,—Underplotbing and Ceraota under cost price. Comejaßiitry. \\r AN TED—TOMLINSON'S Clearance V T Sslej—Woolwork Cushions and Slippers at halt-price. Worth looking at. WANTEDKNOWN— That Munro and Milllgan have Removed from Karanga hapa Rond to Larger and more Central Premises in Hobson-Btreet, near Wellington street; _. __._ WANTED KNOWN, that J. MEL DRUM, Bootmaker, Shortland-street, Auckland, ia calling special public attontion to his Custom Work, Repairs neatly done. Boots Sbwn and Pegged and Made to Obdbb. A trial respectfully aolicited.— j. MBLDRUM. ANTKD KNOWN—That your money will go the farthest if yon spend it with Tester, Draper, Karangahape Road. WANTED KNOWN, that Mr A. W. Gardner, M.P.S. Eng., Chemist of up wards of 15 years' experience, and from Jely, 1880, till September last with Messrs Sharland and Co., has Opened a Pharmacy at 184, Queen street (next New Zealand House), for Dispensing Preßoriptlons, Compounding Family Medicines, and the supply of Puro Drugs, FhMnrtioeutio— Preparations, and General Domestic BbtjU—teß. W ANTED KNOWN, tnat "tne central Freehold Land and Investment Agency has Removed to Corner Queen-street and Vuloan Bane, whore the Land Business in all its branches In now carried on under tha special superintendence ot Air G. Fraaer. Valuations made, surveys for land transfers effected, and titles perfected at minimum cost, ITo charge made for registering properties for sale ANTED KNOWN—Tnat Professor G ÜBScott Is the only Original and Practi cal American Herbalist in the Colony, and also the most expensive 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 of nervousness and hesitation. Try —id disprove this U yon can ______._, WANTED KNOWN, that 1 am now Selling every description of China, Qlass, and v arthonwnro cheaper all round than any other shop in tlio trade. Vases and China Ornaments considerably below town prices. One trial will prove the f aot.—Note tne address: V. A. Henman, Karangahape Road opposite Newtan Hotel. ~ ANTED KNOWN, that the machine men, Labourer's, and Timber Measur ers of the Union Sash and DoopCflmpßny have struck work along with the Joiners. TuJflets, &o. Mechanics, Machine Mon, and Labourers, are requested not to apply to any advertisement that might be inserted in the papers by the above company. . . \\T ANTED KNOWN, that on Elemen. T* tury Singing Class will bs opened in the Christians' Meeting Home, corner Cook and Hobßon streets, by Protestor CaUlian, on ne£t T UKSD AY, Jan. 31. at 7.30. Terms—Ladles, 6s; Mention) on, 10a 6(1 per quarter. Names received in Hall on opening night by Mr G. K. Boyle, Y/ork Hoiiao, Gror street, ■ No New Pupils re ceived after Second Lesson; A Class will be opened for Stringed Instru ments, including Violin, Vlolinoello. ToEOr, Double Unsa Violin, eto—Names received till Ist February by Mr G. E. Boyle, York Hotfse, Grey-street WANTED- WANTED to Sell (cheap), about 60 Sets of Jugs, only 2/9 Bet) 69 Sots of Jugs, i to the sot, only i] set; 10-lnch Mutes, U\ doz; 8 Inch Plates, 3/6 doz; 32 doz Meat DiaJhes, from /9 to 2/G; Caps and Saucers, 4/6 doz; SO doz Mugs, It to 15: Kngraved Wine Glu'jbob, i' 6 dor,; Kngra+ed Water Jugs, 3/ and 3/6; about 400 Assorted Books, cheap j China kkk Cups, /2; Olasa Butter dishes, 1/ and 1/6 i Giium Sugar Has ns, 1/ to 1/6; Canary Seed, /5 per lb: Hemp Seed, ,'i ib; lot of Turkey Sponge, 19 and 1/; Toy Plates, li, 13, and li: 60 doz Odd CUps, is each; 1/ Tins of Baking Powder, only /6 per tin; good Klce. S lbs for 1/; Ship Bieouits, It lb, i lbs for IS; Cabin Biscuits, li lb: Larg9 Green Anples, /lib, 12 lbafor3 3.-H. WATTd, Pitt and Groy-Btroots. -Axe Handle^ li, 3/ doz. a Wl ANTED KNOWN — At Goodsoh'a T V London Aroade oaro has been exercised in the selection o( some of the Greatest Novel ties ever seen in Auckland, suited for Valentino Presentations, specimens of which may bo eeen in the five windows; but the stock should be inspected by every purchaser before making a selection. Trade motto-"Small profits BBd quick returns." Hence we maintain ourropu* tatlon as being the Cheapest in Auckland for Stationery and Cutlery, Glass and China. Clocks nuil Watches. Bruehware and Perfumery, Jewollory and Fancy Goods, Musical Inatru ments.and Toys. Dolls and Japanese lioods, the I 'Moral and Ornamental. London Office: 66, at. Mary Axe. 01, MASK'S, REMUEKA, "A Tenor la wanted to fill the vaoanoy oaused by Mr Dlxon's departure for Christchurch. A Good Reader and Voice indispensable, and references aa to character will bo acquired. For duties and terms apply by letter to the Organist, box 107. Gonoral Poßt office. juoat and Forma. LOST, a Brown Bull Terrier, in Queen street, on Saturday last. Answors name Snap. 103 reward.—Apply Star office. LOST, a Liver and White Coloured Pointer Pup; last sson going towards Mangero; Collar, r.o. li, Onehunsta.—Whoever will bring the samo to Mr Mclntyre's Shop, Onehunga, will receive a reward. LOST, aH English Terrier; answers to the name of "Spring."—The finder will be rowarded on returning the same to Mr alley, Butoher, Parnell. OST or STOLEN, on Saturday last, about the Railway Station, a Small Kng- Hsh Terrier Black and White 81ut.—A Reward will be given to any one delivering the above to Mr Howard Wyndham-streot. It detained in possession of any person after this notice they will be prosocnted. NX PuUND REWARD.— Strayed from Shelly Beach, a Black Horse and two Bay Mares.—Anyone returning the horeo to R. B. Symon, Viotoria-street, win receive the above reword. _________ trOUND, in Quefti-street, a hrown r Kotrievor Dog -Apply this office for par tloulars. Valunteer Noticeß. VICT D& 1 A KIFLES. Having recoivod a letter from the Hon. Secre tary of the Company, forwarded by him at the requoßt of the members, asking ma to call a Hpeolal Meeting to consider the advisability of raquestlng tho Government to allow the Com pany to scoedo from the Auckland Rifle Bat talion, I hereby convene a Meeting, to be held In tho Company's Koom, at the Drill-shed, en WKDNKBDAT KVF.NING next, at 8 o'clock, ot which tho attendance of every member is requested. OWEN MAHON. Capt. Commanding Corps. Amusements. English Cbioketeks v. TWENTY-TWP OF AUCKLAND. Tho above Matoh will take place in the AUCKLAND DOMAIN OBICKKT GROUND, ON THURSDAY, FRIDAY, & .SATURDAY, 2ND, 3RD, AKD 4TH FBBRUAKY, Admission- ONE SHILLING, IMPKYS ENGIHEBK AND CITY BAUD WILL BK IN ATTJBNDAKC-. corporation Notices. ntlY O F AUCKLAND. HALF-HOLIDAY ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, 2nd and 3rd February. ENGLISH ELEVEN V. TWENTY TWO AUCKLAND. In oompllanoo with the prayer of a numor ously signed petition, I horeby respootfully lnvito the Citizens of Auckland to observe the afternoons of Thursday and lfrlday as PUBLIO HOLIDAYS. „..„ J. M. CLARE, Mayor. Mayor's QfflcUi January 27, 1882. nnY OF AUOKL AN D. EXTENSION OF TIME FOE KECEIVING TKN DBRS FOR STREET TRAMWAYS. The City Council ot Aickland have extended the Time for receiving Tenders for Tramways until the Fibbt day of Febkuary, 1882 (To "printed^oonditlons and plans at the offices ot the Town Clerks. Auckland, Wellington, Chnst ohurob.-Duuedin, Sydney, Melbourne, and the office of the Clerk to the Supervisors, San The Ckmnoil do not bind themselves to accept any tender. Further information'may be oo tained on application. • Tho City Council will also be prepared to receive and consider oilers for Laying Down, Maintaining, and Controlling Tramways, within the meaning of " The Tramways Aot, 1872," in terms to be folly and explicitly Btatedt>y ten derers, other than the terms and condition!! submitted for receiving otters. I P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, August 2, 1831.



j T6 liet. _ TO LET, a comfortable 4-roomed Cot tnge.-H. 3. Klordnn, Nelson-street, near Ootfe-Btfeek ._ .... TO LET. two or three Unfurnished Rooms, with is of kitchen 5 quiet home; nice garden. Kent moderate.—Apply G. A. Blrtlen, Newton-street (Newton Boftfl). TO LET, at Newmarket and Jnnction of Hfrber Pasß, a Shop and Dwelling, fitted up for a Grocery store; b good business! stand. -Apply to Mr Richards, Butoher, opposite. TO BE LET, a General Stere in a central and rising district with good water communication to all parto of the Kalpara, being also well Ditnated with regard to the mainroaas east, west, north and south, and no hotel wlthta fifteen mil<fe. A good opportunity is presented to an enterprising man to combine with the UuBtoOBD accommodation for travellers, who are numerous and increasing.—Apply, Conpland and Co, . 0 LET, a New Honse, well-finished; •waterlaid on, with every convenience.— Corner of TJpper Queen and West streets, New ton. Kent modorate. . TO LET, to a Respectable Couple, two front rooms with fireplace, nso of kitchen, attendants If regtrlreo.—Apply at this offloe. rtvj IjET, a family Residence containing 1 10 rooms, standing In its own grounds (about IS acres), Bituated on the New North Koad, end known as Glenmore (late In the occu pation of K. Monk, Esq.) 'Busses pass fre quently dnrlng the day. Possession can be given immediately.—Apply to F, L. Prime, Katato Agent, 28, N.Z. Insnranop Bnlldlngg. rpu LET, two furnished Rooms, with or A without board:. ladies preferred.-For address apply Stab offloe. TO LET, Shop with Dwelling house in the bsdt part of Symonds-street, suitable for a GroC6r ; Draper or Hardware Merchant: good business stand.—Apply to H. Ashton and Son, 8, N.Z. Insurance Bnildrsgj. ___ 0 LET, New Brick Shop, Upper Queen street, near Mr Brldgeman's Drapery Esta bliflhnient.-Apply to H. Ashton and Son, S, N.Z., Insurance Buildings. TO LET, a very convenient Double Shop and Dwelling In Upper Symonds-Btreet.— For partlonlars apply to D. F. Kfans, Estate Agent. Queqpjßtreet. rilO BE LIST, "The White Brick House," -I Upper Parnell, main road ..next F. Ire land's, near the Biehop'schief gate; is well found in fitting?, &.0, Keady.-W. B.aacler. TO LEX, m the best business part of Queen-street, a New fchop, having a frontage or 11 feet and a depth of SO foot, and two largo Showrooms overhead, eaoh fiO feet by 28 feet—Apply to William Kattray, Draper and Clothier, 178,180, and 182, Queen-street. For Bale. TTIOB IMMEDIATE SALE, » New Five jD roomed House (slate root,) largo garden, fco., Mount Kden Road.-Apply T. Barkis, High-street. 1/iOR SALE, a Firstclaßg New Pitfna I 1 (ownep leaving); must be disposed of; a great bargain.—Can be seen at Mr, Forrest's Auckland Mnaio Warehouse, Queenatroet. rw\V BE LbASKD for 21 years, 3,000 X Acresofv*ryflneLandlßcentralWaikato, being Lot 279 and part of Imt 269. in the Parißh of Whangamarlno.-Appl? to K. T, Dufaur, Ksq., Solicitor. Shortland-street. JjiOß SALE, 8J Acras Volcanic L*sd, JP with House, Out-buildings, orchard well- Ftoofced with fruit trees, good well, tanks, and, avery convenle&ce, four miles from the «ty.— Apply to Jafnes Kenyon.e opposite Baptist School-room door, Chapelßtrest. FFEKS tor the Purchase of two Large Glass Shop Fronts will be reeeif ed by W. Flood. 28. Shortfand-gtreet. ••• - PROSrECT TERKACB.—A very nice ' Verandah Cottage of six rooms, fitted with cupboards, bookcase, dresser. &»,; gas and water laid in; good garden, stable, so.— D. F. Evans, Kutate Agent. Queen-street. PROSPECT-STREET, near' Ponsonby Hall.—Netr and thoroughly well-finished House of four rooms, fitted up with almoßt avery convenience. Allotment 33 z 100, for Immediate sale.-D. F. Kvans, Katato Agent, Qnoen-gtroot. __ SUB DEB AN STORE lor Bale,—A first rate business for Sale In one of the best ot Auckland suburbs; the position is seoond to lone; a Bplnndid opening; full particulars torn D. F. Kybbs. Estate Agent, Anckland. 325. PARK ROAD-Two Houses, almost new and in ftrst-olaw order, containing 9 rooms each, registered grates, oveno, tanks, 3t0., on allotment SO z 180; nloo garden, good position. Prioe for the lot, .only £050.-0., F. Bvans. Estate Agent. Queen-street. ■ (359) PUINSONBy ROAD-Oottage, 4rooms, good order; allotment 63 z 107 (leasehold tor 22 years, ground rent £5 per acre). Flrst rata 'position. . Price only £2W.-D. F. Evans, gstate Agent, Qqeen-atreet. 812 IVTORTHGOTE (Stckes's Point)—Build -131 Ing Allotments about B6s 250, at £60 eaoh, X i lots lor £170.-0. F. Kvans, Estate Agent' aneen-street. at»-. NEW NORTH KOAO—a nice House of 6 rooms, and allotment 35 x ZOO; garden, jat-houaes, &O. Cheap. Only 8330. —D. F. g vans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. (367) fiRAETON ROAD.—Comfortable XJT Dwelling of eight rooms, &c, very desir able, with good Allotment about SO x 200. Price, <5i2», of which £260 can remain at 8 per cent.— I). F Kvana, Ketate Agent. Queen-street 834 MOUNT EDEJN ROAD — Splemdid Business Premises hi flrst-ctass position. The building is quite new and iwell flnlshed. Kaßand other comforts, A good Investment; Price only 8600.-D. F, Evans, Kstate Agent, Queen-street. ' Q" bfiOß SALE, all that magnificent Corner 1 Allotmont,'Franklin Koad and Bngland itroet, about 91 x 101, planted with ornamental treeß. &c This Is, without exoeptlon, the beßt In the 0 vloinlty both at present for a villa residence, and prospect!vely as a grand business Bite.-D. If. KTftns, Estate Agent, Qaeen-street. tfiOß SALE, at Mount Eden, near Toll bar, a pretty Verandah Cottags of four rooms, allotment Cd 1 80, tank, &c.-Full par liculars rrom D> F. Evanß. Kstate Agent. 383 i/^OK SALE, a well-finished and com- J? fortable ViUa Bosidonco ot seven room?, jcullery, etc.; eituated on Franklin Koad, 3ommandine a splendid view; oan be had very aheap.—FnU particulars from D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent. _ i _ J «L FOR SALE, Sale-street, Freeman's Bay, House of 6 rooms; well finished, and in good order; fitted with register grates, oven, Bte. £200.-D. F. Kvans, Katate Agent, Queen- Btreet. ?%• sjiUR SALE, Duke-streot, . Wewton, MJ * "Verandah Cottage, Blx rooms, and a work shop; good well, garden, &c— V. F. Bvans Kstate Agent. Queen-street. . . „ ■ pi OR SALE OR LE AS K. Takaphna, ftOKm Shorr.—Desirable Store, Dwelling, and Onthouses, almost nsw and in first-olaes order, together with 6acres Splendid Land (In crops) on mßin road and in the vlolnity of the beautiful lake, and commanding splendid view of Auckland harbour. A most desirable property, and well worthy inspeotiqn. D. F» JbYANS}, 581 -rpi KiWte Agent "jtp O R S^ A. L E. PQNSONBT-Spl&did allotment, having a fronfSgoof 13Sfeet to Ponsonby Terraca br 100 feet deep, all fenced and planted w*h choice fruit trees, flowers, vegetables, fee., togetbor with New Cottage, well, pump, to.. &c for .6380.-D. F. KvaDS. Satato Agent, Queen-sttoet. wlßi ■pi v k" s a l c. KNGLAND-STRKKT, Ponsonby-A comfor table eight-roomed House; verandah front p»d baok; Bplendid view of the harbour; an allot ment 14 x 100, with out houses, good well, pump, task, &o. • Prioe, only fi360.-D. F. Kvans, Kstate Agent Queen-street. 375 ENGLaND-STRKKT (near College Boad), Ponsonffy—Verandah Cottage (almost new),nvo rooms, tank, &o. Prioe, «230.-». F. Kvans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. 376 Jjl O X B A L E. HANDSOME VUiLA, containing 12 rooms, now and well-flnlshed, standing on high ground. Magnifloett view of Anokland Harbour (cannot be shut out); beautiful flower garden. All In first-class order. A grand position, aud a real pretty place-situated at that delightful seaside suburb, Devonport, North Shore, about three minutes' walk from wharf. Full particulars from D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. Queen-street '*■ UIOR ABSOLUTE SALE, To BiKKHS and OthbSs.-A splendid oppor tunity. Bakery, Dwelling, and umHßuses, to gether with a first-class Temperance Boarding Hoase, with nearly 2 aores first-class hind, in young orchard and paddooks. Situated in one of the most fertile of the Northern Agricultural IMstriots, within 0 miles of Auokland by either land or water. This la a first-class opening. FuUparticalarsfrom aK _ BVANS^ SB7 Kstate Agent, Auckland. (MLENBURN, Ponsonby— Marine Villa VJT BosidonooForSAlo. Thohoußooonßiste of 2 rooms, oaoh 16x 16,2eachUzU, 118 xli, and flvo smaU bod-rooms, all fitted with gas, registers, ovens, etc. Splendid large allotment, moßtly planted with fruit trees, &c having frontages ro threo streets, situated near the water side-grand view. This propenty Is so Bituated that it is bound to enhance in value. The owner is leaving this charming JooaUty solely through business matters. n v™*< i ™3 £875-D. V. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street <321f ■■ .: _ jn O R SALE. BUILDINGTiITHS! BUUiDINQ SITKBI All thoso Choice Buildinr Allotments In Shelly Beach Koad, corner of Kmmett-street (6j feet frontage and upwards), which will be sold In one or moro lots; and as lam Instructed by tho owner to e&eot an immediate Bale, persons desirouß of obtaining a ohofte Bite for a Beauti ful Villa Besldenoa should avail themselves of this favourable opportunity. Shelly Beaoh Boad, at from fts 6d pet foot Hmmett-atrcet ~ 30s „ Near Mason's, Ponsonbr 12s 8d „ Spring-st.,Ponßonby „ IBs „: Wood-street ■~ 12s 0d „ Ponsonby Boad,nearMason's3os „ Mount Eden Koad £210s „ Newton Boad ' e/i And others situated in Anglegea-street, Wei lesley-street, Franklin Boad, Ponsonby Terrace, &0., &&. Fuirpa-rtlculars from D. F. BVANB, Estate Agent, Qoeen-etrcet, 3'JO " Auckland, Board ana ttesiaence. CIO VERIER BROWNE HOXJfiib, X HGBdON-STHKffiX. BOARD AND LODGING .. ~208 PllWe* BINfILBBOOM- — -._--__-..»*



Tenders. WAITARa. HABBOUR IMPROVE MENTB. ContrSt, No. >. 1.600 feet FASCINE PROTECTION WOWK , On 3, W. bank of Hirer. Contract, No. 3. . 10003 oubio yards RUBBLE STONB for , Training WallonN.E. Head. Tenders reoeived for either Contract to 15th February. SwrtW** JOHN THOMSON. Harbour Engineer, i 26th January, HBBI. m O BUI L D B R H. Tenders wilt be received until noon of THURSDAY, February Bth, for the Krootion and Completion ot a Villa Residence ta Qrattoa K°afl* KDWABD BARTLEY, Architect. DONSONBY DISTRICT. Tenders will bo received up to 1 p.m. on TUESDAY, 7t* February, at our. Office, Colonial Banky.for the following works : 1, Formation Lincoln, Kent and Norfolk streets 2, Formation of Sarsfleld-street 3, Formation Junction of James and John streets . ' • Tenders to be separate, or f referably at a lump sum. Lowest or any tendei not uoceaanrlly accepted. BOYLAN & LUNDON, Engineers. OWNT r WELLINGTON HIGH WAY DISTRICT. Tenders for Breaking not less than 500 oublo Yards of Metal at the Quarry Reserve, at tho abors lMetrioi, will be received by me at my Gffloa, Vulcan Lane, Auokland, up to 3 P.m. on THUHSPAY, Bth February prOxo. 10 per cent, onaoeountof Tender to be deposited with ana accompanying each Tender. Particulars oan be obtained from the undersigned, — BARTON IKKLAND, Chairman. Auokland, 37th January, 1582. TENDEKSfor theErecWonof a Teacher's House at Onehunga will be received by the Kduoation Board, Wyndham-street, Auok land, until noon of WEDNESDAY, the 15th Febrnary next. • Plans and Bpociflcatlons at ths Office of tho Board, and on application to the Chairman ot tho District School Committee, Onehunga. Public Notices. " pEOPEftTY^TAX ACT, 1861," Notice is hereby siren that the first Instal ment ot Property Tan for the half-year com mencing Ist April, 1881, will ba payable on WBBNKBDAY. the 15th day of Fabruary, 1882; and the second instalment of Property Tax for the half-year commencing Ist October, 1881. in respect of Property, TMI be payable on WHD NEBDAY, the Ist day of MUroh, 1652, and in respect of Fire. Marino, and Guarantee Pre miums, on MONDAY, the Ist day of May. 1882: and the plaoe or plaoes where the said tune shall be paid shall be tho Office of the Property Tax Commissioner, CFoverament Buildings, 'Wel lington, or any Post-oHloe (except in Wellington) winch is a Telegraph Btatftn or Money Order Dfflee' J. SPERREY, Property Tax Commissioner, Wellington, at d January. 18E2. TKTEWMARKET ROAD DISTRICT. TAKE NOTICE. The Valuation List .for the above District, for ;ha year 1882, Is now Open for inspection at the Office of the Secretary, Mr M. Dlnnißon, New tnaseot; all Objections thereto most be left at iho Newmarket Hall on or before the lSih day 9f FEBBUARY, addressed to the Jisflosement Court; and a Copy of every subn Objection mast be left at the Secretary's Offioe, as above, not less than Seven Days before the next Bitting rtthesaidcourt. QnukjajvmSi Chairman. \ UCKL&ND ANNUAL REGATTA. The PRIZKS will be paid over at the Watte nata Hotel TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, at 8 O'closlr. R. K. ISAACS, Hon. 800. AUCKLAND REGATTA. MONDAY. Mm JANUARY. 1882. The PROTESTS agatostthe Boow " Makaran'' md Open SatUng Boat " Klsle" will be heard at ihe Ofll™ of the nndersigned TO-MORROW 'Wednesday), Ist Fehraair, at 10 a.m. Owneiß ma BaUirg Masters of the Boow« ••Makatau" »nd " Pukapnka," and th» Open Sailing Boahl "Elsie" and " spray" are therefore requested to be in attendee. mEIL , OI(< Umpire. 19, Queen-gtreet Wharf. *jr o T I C fi. DR. MOOES has returned to Auckland, and nay be seen at tbe usual hodrs. ■ # COME and try J. Williams's TroHsew to Meaunro.-3. Williams, Tailor, top Of Vlc ;orla-Btreet. rpo MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. Mr A. Mackle has just completed a splesdld Store 100 x 30, with concreted floor, and rat yroot; has splendid entrasoo to Durham-street, if ith oart entrance; also, a cellar 60 x 30, with sntranoe to Dnrham-stnwst, oonorete floor, ana llbo ratjproot—For particulars apply to Mr W. ytkeo, or A. Maotcle, on the premlseß. Durham itreet West, Auckland. JUST RECEIVED — AhVSED BIBD'S, lUki.no Powdkr, Custabd Powdbb, md Blako Mahsb Powdbb. Custard Powder, 'or making Custards witheut eggs: choice anc ielloious. Blano Mange Powder, for making lie most delicious Blanc Mange with little jronble and a trifling coat; tobe obtained in the following flavours:—Vanilla Almond, Btraw- Serry, Raspberry, Chooolate, Coffee, ano ilmond. Bakißg Powder for Bread, Pastry. 3akeu, Plum Puddings, &o. Its efflsoja are sur prising, as It Imparts a lightness, wholeiome iess. and. gweetaess tkat oannot be otherwise produced. — Testimonials: Front Captain Sir P. L. MoClintook, KN,, Fraakltn Bspedition 'Arotlo Yacht Fox) Sept. 21, 1859: from the fflmteratiou Commissioners, Westminster. Mm- I«m, &W., June 0; from the War Ofipe, ti«ndon; a Certiflcato from the Admiralty, [iO«*tn, Fob. (>. Bole Agent for Auckland: • : ROB aR T RK W; QttOOEB, &C, VIOTORIA-gTBgET. J&J>& TJIOR EAST COAST jjag%v JT. POUTS AND &IBBORNK. ■WeMMi^ TheSohoonor eJBMB»eI GIbBORNE, j.H.BicmtMß, Master, wil_sall from Qaoeii' itreet Wharf on THURSDAY, 2nd Feb. ' C. J. HCTCEfNSON. Agent. "^^. ||iOR WAIROA, Kaipaea. l__B^_B_k Theßohooner T_llir*^ TORKA Mt^nmm W m Ba n ( Or the above port on MONDAY, the 6th February. Freight, 15s per ton. B. MITOHBLaON& I CQ..Agents ; _ jn-f A TO £1000 LENT on Building 3&11" Society principles, or on other terms to suit Ixnemwers. Morteages and Loansi aego- Hated. Hoe List of Properties for aalo on fourt page. Six per cent, allowed on money deposited tor investment. —O. Williamson, Land, Estate and Vinanolal Aaent. Voloan Lane. % HOBSON-STKEBT STEAM COFFEE ..'. . MILLB. h. p. gibbons & co,, Tea, Coffee, and Spkk Merchants, ■ WHOLStstiB ahd Famiw Gnoonaw, Coal, Fibbwood, and Phoduob DsALsns. H. P. GIBBONS & CO., * HOBSON-STKEKT, AUCKLAND. I 50 BOXES '"T CHOICE NEW SHASON'S . TEA,. ' ■ .; ,;', .;..'-• Xx Mail ateamer, 1 228, Each, RBW'S, Vloto^a-Btrect. O VIOLIN PLAYERS.-A New Lot' of Fresh Strlnss (Ist, 2nfl, Brd, 4th), Bd each, or 2 1 6 d half-dozen, very exoellent quality; also. Brldgeß, Pegs, Finger-boards and .'Tail Pieces,-Jas. Adams, Watchmaker, Victoria street. '.. k . ~ INDIA AND CHINA TKA WARKHOUBK. NO. 95, YICCOBU-STKBSr. New Valencia Raisins, ox s.b. Oiient .- Ulb beiea New Figs, «c ditto. 17 cases Moning and Fancy Teas, m. Mar Queen Flnast China Tea Sittings, UII per lb ■ 10,000 F»U flavoured Cigars, 7 for U . 6 oases Tobacco (Virginia), at Is 8d per lb 10.0 CO Swiss Oigaw, at 2a 6d per bundle V KngUah Sauce, at 6d per bottle ;. : 154 johesta Choice ABBortment of Indian Teaa i STO boxes First Crop China *oaß. gnotadta* a Idne o( the Finest in the la^«J* llnnfllrt ever made to the Australian COlowee Now Valonolft Almonds, «x.^.■•' l s?SS ex Wellington. _ . v TbbusCabb. Fbbdk. Whitkhead, tha mkechantis general importer, [ 85 VICIOBUBTRBBTj



reraonaii PETBR HENKICKSEN, formerly oE MnahUl, Duedln, please send address to MchardßUla. Bird Dealer. Hobgon«tr»et. WAHIED, the Gentleman from th'ft Bay ol Islands to call again on Mm Bool.Drcßtmalter. Wakefleldjrtreet. I :,; | HAVE found my friends at the Wtufr. : worth Hotel, MahnrangL Splendid aootan. modation. Beautiful scenery. -G. if. 8008 Proprietor. Amusements. jyTOONLIQHT EXCURSION LAKE TAKAPUNA, Altered from Wednesday. Ist, aa first announ oed, la order to aeonie the valuable terviOM Of MR. ANBBLO 70BBBST. THURSDAY. FBBRUARY S, 1861 ;}i j AN ATTRACTIVE CONCERT Will be held In the Lakb District School boom, in aid of the Fund tor the Kraotion ot Asalicou Church in the District. PROGRAMME:- . . past I. . 1. Band, Oparatlo Selections-Messrs Bartley and Hankin Brothon 2. Bong, "Alli»< Where Art TUeu"-Mw Ble • pham 3. Bong, "The Mldshlpmlte* —Mr Bdwatd Hammond i. Pianoforte Dnet-MIMM Khoaee andCulpan 5. Song-Mr GradweU „ _ 6. Song, "The Blind Olrlto Hoc Harp "-Mrs 7. Songf^The Ganntlef-Mr Brett 8. Bone, "Waiting"-Mrs Maxwell . . B. Pianoforte Siolo (aol&toal-Mr Anwto For rest ___^ ■ -; Interval of Fifteen Minnies; PART 11. _ 1. Band, Oporatio Soleotlons-MeaHra Bartley Ana Hankin Brothers 2. Dnet, V Mornlng"-Mn C. Bargees and Mias . H. Eurgesa S. Sons—Mr Qradwoll . _ i. Boner, " Worblfngs at Kve"~Mrß Campbell 5. Pianoforte Dnet—Misses Rhodes and Culpaa 6. Sodk, "ahull I Wasting in Despair-Mi Kdward Hammond 7. Song, "Apart"—Mrs Bispham * S. Pianoforte Solo (selected) —Mr Angelo Forrest D. Song, "Dreamland"—Mrs Maxwell W. Bong, " The Raff-Mr Brett ~ Qod Bare the Queen. Doom oven at 7.80. ; . iidmfeslon, Si; Children. Is. Tickets may be obtained from Meters Upton and Co., Anokland; at the stores of. Meaan Mays and Dnder, Deronport; Mr Roblnsen, the Lake; and of Mr Bataer, atthoDeronport Foiur Company's Office. • ■ ■ • ■■• Weather permitting, one of the Ferry Com pany's Btsamara will leave the Auckland whaif at 6 o'clock, calling at Dovonpnrt at g.20 aid 8.30, landing on the Lnko beach, m& ntursintt by moonlight after tlxe concert. „ Single Fare, Is; or Return and Conceit I» oltulre,3a; Children, 9s. Prior to the Concert, and during the interval between tne first and second parts, a variety of useful and toner articles, remaining from the recent Christmas Tree Entertainment, Trill bo liaposedof. Meetmga. A ® OHOVINCiAL GKAND LODGE IT FQK THK NORTH WhAXD Of NKW 3&ALAND, S.a Notice Is hereby given that the naualQoar ;criy Communtoatlon of the above Lodge ■will >8 held THIS (Tuesday) EVBNING. tte 81m; Fannary, at half-past 7 o'clock, at the Free naeons' Hall, Piinoes-street, AucMand. , E. K. TYLBR. P. 6. Seoretary, i< rpHE Employ^ of the Union Sash and J Door Company will meat opposite the Wynyarfe Arras Hotel, to-morrow morning X? 1! 10 o'oiook. Dividends. V • > HE HEW ZEALAND TIMBKR" COMPANY (LIMITED). • NoUca is hereby jflvon that the TnmsfeE . Sooks of the abovo Company will be CLOBKD •sora TUKSDATt, the 24th instant, until WOD NBSOAV, the Ist day of Febrnary prox., bOto lays Inolasire. ' - ■■' . , By order. ■ M. H. AICMAN OBAT. ."•...' Seontatfr - Auckland, January U, 1882. Educational. (^ I RL S' HI QESC HO O L, ur <■'"■■: —— ; ■"■■■ ; ''■■■' ■ > The Hate of Opening la changed from tie Ist to the Sth February.. , . TgjPSOM HOUSE SEMIBTAKY. i . : PerQoarter. A ti. d. Boardern, overH .. _ ..1212 0 Boarders, ofer 10 .. .. .. 1010 0 Boardera, under 10 .. .. %8 0 Day PupUi .j 2 guineas and 1 gulMea - The Xdnootion oemprlaes— Khqlibh, ttorongilr tinght Orb Fobbion Line uagb Dbawinq .;. ; ■ i - FAismaa (for beginnots) CiXISXHBNICS CfcABS SlKaiNO ' And NBSDtsTvoBK of every doaorlptiou. ■■■ hS. CbAYTON'4 Boarding aadJUay School for Young Ladies. Bt. 86erge f« Say Koed.-Pupjls will re-aßsemble Oil the SMC raauary, 1882; Banfcruptcv noticee. LN THE SUPiaSME COURT OF NEW ZKALAHD, NOBTHKEN DISTBIOT. . r m BAMKRUPTOX. - ' ...;. In the matter ol" The Debtow and Creditors Act, 1876," and of the several Amend ments thereto, and or the Bankruptcy of Jobbph Pknm4n, Nelßon-Btreet, City ot Auokland, Carpenter. Notlco li hereby' Riven, Chat a insfllctent lumber of Creditors ot the Bald Joseph Penman lothavlftg attended the tart meeting ot Credi ;ors uppoioted to be held on Monday,th» SOth day jf January. 18S2, ingtanyin ttoJßUildlnzs of the Supreme Oonrt-house, at the hour of U o'clock in the forenoonj the mdettng was «ajourned to ihls day at the nme nlaoe and ume, when Thomas Micffariane, Blßiiuire, Certificated Ac; jountant In Bankruptcy, was elected CrealUJrsr Trustee et the property of the said Debtor, and; ihat the said Thomas Macffarlano haslotlznatM -m the Registrar, in writing, his aoceptanoe of She eaid Trnatceship. # ! Dated at Auokland, this 31st flay Of January, 1882' Q, W. BASIjBY, Deputyßeglstrar. , Joseph Pbhmaw. Debtor \n Person. '; :■ ■' " AnbtibOfl.'' |J, v; • .■. ;.:..:-■. '' m TO- MO BROW' B A NAN A S?""b"a N A N A SI ,; ■■ ' y W. DOWDEN WILL dell by auction, at the Exchange Mart, To-morrow, at 11 o'oiook, ' 70 BUNOHKB BANANAS JQ CASKS PKAOHEB. TO- Bid B'fiO W At 11 o Clock, CARBINES & TAYLOK WILL sell by auctioDj af the Central Auction Mart, Qucen-fitreet, at eleven j'olook, ..... ;■ .*■-. :,;■ ;>? b!s FKUIT-15oaBos Peats FRODVCB—Hams and Bacon. Potatoes, Bali Beef, Mutton, Onions, Oats, Maine, Braa, Chaff, Oatmeal, Flour, Watroa Chesee , OHOOKKIKS-Tea, Sugar, Cornflour, Starch* Mustard, Salt Candles, Kerosene, &o. , | to.moßroW.* ~ . NOBTHEBN~ioTEL YARDS, ; Great North Road. J, B. LAMBERT & CO. WILL sell by auction ;at ; iM| Yard*, To-motro w, the Ist febrnary, « 3.30 o'oiook, Horses. Oattle_ ' Pigs and Poultry . A Good Spring Part also for sate. 3. R. LAMBKKT & CO., Außtioneers, '. Wyndham -, stag* ., ■ ■.., :■; - ■■*hp^Boay j ,^brdarV2.^: '• in the estatk of jambs , L. W. EATON; j., r BAS received instroetions to sfljl T)J niir.Uon. on tho nremlaev, Queen-etoeel next doorto itr K. Bllbßhaui, on KknmKP Y ebrnsry 2,at U o'clock, ~ i, i; ': BonedUat, Artifttjal; 'Maimre,^i;O«f TfoiiW, Shaw*. VSua'. WittoTt W»l"& • meal. Flour (in a&cks, 100*8, »»o,«™ Kmpty Bao*Bi BcaWi and 'SfbWM Office Table. &0,, fto., tea, ' \ All for PoaJtlve Sale. I (Oontinnod on Wanxtih. Page).