poiutment.—Tho Council was then ad journed till Monday, the 30th inst.—Your correspondent, who in your issue of yester day wanted to know the why and the where fore of OnehuDga's languishing state, has only to attend ono or two of tho Council meetings, and he will not wonder at tho stagnation when ho hears how eloquently our local governing magnates express their ideas.—[Correspondent.]

WESLEY AN CONFERENCE AT CHRISTCHURCH.

(BY TELEGRAPH — OWN CORRESPONDENT.

CHRISTCHUKCH, this day. THK Auckland Ministers arrived yester day. Sunday was spent in Wellington, where tho Wesleyan pulpits were occupied by Auckland ministers. Tbero is considerable public interest in tho forthcoming sessions. Forty ministers, and an equal number of laymen, are expected. The Key. A. Eoid is spoken of 'as president. A new church on the East Belt, seating nine hundred peo ple will bo opened next Sunday, by tho Rev. Messrs Reid and Motley.

THE MAORI KING.

NOTiitHCi of interest has eventuated, at Orakoi since yesterday. The king received a visit in the afternoon from the Yon, Archdeacon Maun?ell, tho Key. Messrs Burrows, and Heta Tamwhiti, Connoillors Waddel, Offer, and Messrs Hardington Ellis and T. B. itili. Tlio visitors are evidently contented with tho entertainment by Paul. Tawhiao has declined tho in- Vitntiba of the railway employdi to their pionic At Eitnua, on the ground that, having got^ofar on hia journeyi ho was not going to turnback until Jt was tiompleted. This had beOh foraeeen by Mr Diifaur and other gentlemen acquainted with the manners of the natives. Tawhiao, yesterday, informed Major Mair that ho wou.'d place himself en tirely in the hands of the people of Auck land,,and would go to any of tho places arranged in the programme of tho Recep tion Committee. His wife, Parihauraki, Will bo the guest of Major and Mrs Mair at their residence at tile North Shore for a fo>v days. Mr <£ C. Firth, with his usual forethought and public spiriteduess lias inVitfcd Tawhiao n*ul hid party, together with tho members Of the Receution Committeeio an al fresco lun'clieon, to bo held, on his. grounds at Mount, Eden oh Friday afternoon next. This invitation has been accepted, 'ihc nativ.es will be driven from their quarters at tho Governor Browne to Mr Firth's resi dence at about 4 o'clock, returning in time to be present at a variety performance to be given in their honour at the Theatre Royal by Mr Doran. At the meeting of the Reception Com mittee held this morning—His Worship the Mayor presiding—it was intimated that the King and party will arrive at the Queen-street wharf at mid-day to morrow. He will be met by members of the committee and the local bodies, and driven round the city. Europeans ac quainted with the language of the " noble savage " will be judiciously distributed in the various conveyances to indicate the points of interest to the guest?, and in the evening the banquet will take place at the Choral Ball. It is expected there will be at least 130 present, of whom 70 will be natives. His Worship the Mayor will occupy the chair, the vice chars being filled by Mr C. C. McMillan, Chairman of tho Chamber of Commerce, and Mr J. C. Firtb. The invited European guests will be the Hon. the Attorney-General, Mr Justice Gillies, and the Captain of 11.1. M.S.S. Jtiabicht. It was announced at the meeting that the subscriptions for the reception would amount to about £300, a sura which should be ample for all the re quirements.

SUPREME COURT.

IN BANCO.

(Before His Honor Mr Justice Gillies.)

A sitting of the Supreme Court in banco and bankruptcy was held at 11 a.m. to-day, when the following business was transacted.

Chafpell and Wife v. Phaser and Cleqhorn.—Mr Theo. Cooper for plain tiffs, and Mr Hesketh for defendants.— This was a motion for a decree in terms of the judgment of the Court of Appeal delivered in favour of the plaintiffs, - Some discussion took place between the learned counsel and the Court, as to the terms of the decree, and eventually His Honor ad journed the matter till Tuesday, when the terms of the decree will be settled in Chambers,

BK W. M. English (a debtor).—Mr Theo. Cooper appeared for the debtor's discharge. The trusteed report showed that the debtor had experienced during the past few years a series of misfortunes, com pelling him eventually to seek the assistance of tho Court.—Hif) Honor said that the papers were regular, and the debtor was en titled to his discbarge.—Discharge granted. Kb Little (a debtor).—There was no appearance in this matter, and the applica tion was struck out.

His Honor announced that ho would hold a sitting in Banco after tho sitting in Chambers on Tuesday next, and would then give judgment in the appeal case of Ima to Aouru and the demurrer in the action Mangakahia v. iNew Zealand Timber Co., and would also take snch other business as might bo set down. The vacation com mences on the 25th January, and no Banco or Chamber business will be taken until its close (tho 10th March.) This was all the business, and the Court rose.

LIMELIGHT EXHIBITION.

ST. MATTHEW'S AND ST. THOMAS'S

SUNDAY-SCHOOLS,

Mr Percy Smallfiisld gave bis excel lent limelight exhibition to these schools last evening, in St. Thomas's schoolroom, Freeman's Bay. As the entertainment was announced for 8 p.m., by 5 o'clock number less children were "rolling up" —and down—the banks of the cuttings in the neighbouring roads. At 7.30, the moment the doors were opened, a grand rush was made and the room packed fall, but with the children, as with Macbeth's ghosts, "The cry was, still they come." "They came, they saw, they entered " somehow, how we know not, for in a room holding some 250 adults, there were jammed, by some mysterious process, at least 500 children and 100 adults, the apparatus, too, taking np no inconsiderable amount of room. Many more tickets, it is said, might have been sold, if tho vendors had had more faith in juvenile compressibility, to which there seems to be practically no limit, Ihe views presented comprised a choice selection of English, Irish, Egyptian and other eastern scenery, together with some capital pictures of the Auckland of thirty years ago. Mr Jones performed at intervals a varied selection of airs upon the harmonium, to the more striking of which, towards the close of the entertainment, the juveniles contributed a "drum obligate," effectively rendered by means of their heels. At this juncture (tho comic portion), having bobaved admirably through the lecture part, they wore wisely allowed to exhibit the exuberance of their joyfnl spirits. Tho " piece de resistance," according to their taste, seemed to be a picture of a boy with a large plum pudding before him—the boy s head and pudding suddenly changing places. At this catastrophe their merriment knew no bounds j but when the normal state of things was restored, a dead silence supervened, showing the keen feeling of disappointment in their young hearts, embodied in the poet's lament that "All things are not what they seem. "/Alto gether we may congratulate everyone on the result—Mr Smallfield (to whom a vote of thanks was passed at the incumbent's suggestion) on the appreciation of his efforts to ple&se.the children on their treat, and the Sunday-school management; on the delight they were thus able to afford their little friends. We ought to add that the children of the Industrial Home were there in force under their worthy master—Mr Hogan. .

L Youn? ladies and gentlemen about to tart housekeeping will be relieved of a wreat deal of trouble by calling on the nndereißned. You can ascertain In a few mtautea the coat of furnishlDg a three, four, five, or six roomed house. Notonlycanyouformacorrectestlmate, | WXS&'BK£ I&&2Z& ! keep a law" stock of carpets and bodstcads i than any other houso in Auokland; also the | greatest variety of household furniture, moßt ol Ftmnnnfacturedby their own workmen. Five per oent. discount nllowed for cash at time of , purchase. New-comers are Invited to stroll through the City Hall Arcade, and satisfy wSfiPJS «re enabled to exeoute orders entrusted to our care -Qarliok aod UranweU, City Hall Arcade.— lAbvt,) I

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT),

OHINEMUTU, this day,

EARTHQUAKE.,,

Successive earthquake shocks have been experienced at Rotomahana last week. The Maoris are greatly alarmed. A large tangi is being held to-day over the Walker natives from Wanganui and intervening country. KOTORUA ROAD.

The Governmenthave offered the Kotorua natives five shillings a day to assist in the construction of the Cambridge-Rotorua road. The proposition is now under con sideration.

RUSSELL, this day,

Tho whaleship Canton called off the Bonds for letters. Captain Sherman. re ports taking , 250 barrels :of sperm oil at Chatham Islands, the Alaska having taken 200 sperm barrels, 30 barrels of whale. Th& Island Lily was at the Cbathams > loading wool, The Canton has sailed again.

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

CHRISTOHUHCH.-tilis day.

At a meeting last night, it was resolved to form a Dietetic Reform Association here.

li. Beet bam, the new R.M., took his seat on the Beilch for the first time yesterday, and received an addresa of congratulation from the members of the bar; ;,; Mr J. P. McDonald, agent for, Mr, J. C. Williamson, left for Sydney ybsterday.to arrange for a visit of the '.'.Patience1' Opera Bouffe Company to Wow Zealand. In consequence of opposition from resi dents in the vicinity of Crnnmcre Square, Joubert and Twopenny have withdrawn their application for the use of thb Square for the International Exhibition,

TIMARU, this day.

A charge against W. H. Tubb, of al leged larceny of £100, partnership monies, was heard this morning and dismissed. The accused had received £111 and went to Wellington without telling his partner he was going, but tqok only £30 with him, leaving £70 with hia wife; The partner suspected criminal intentions and laid an information. LARRIEINISM.

Eleven lads have been summoned for larrikinism on New Year's.eve,, breaking windows, lifting gates, upsetting oilices, etc.

DUNEDIN, this dayi LIBEI, CASE.

In the Supreme Court the case, Massey v. Allen, in which tho ex Town Clerk claims £2,500 damages for alleged libel, is being heard.

PAINFUL ACCIDENT.

About 1 o'clock this afternoon, while Schumakcr's omnibus was coming down Grey-street, a little child named Jessie uodfrey, about sixteen months old, was knocked down by the vehicle and run over by one of the wheeb. Schumakcr, who was driving, did not seem to observe tho accident, and was driving on when a carter named Grace told him of the injury done. A constable was at hand, and requested the 'busman to remain there until ho made enquiry into the matter. Schumaker declined, and was thereupon taken into custody and lodged in the guard-room, eventually being allowed his liberty when it was discovered that he was not really to blame in the matter. Meanwhile the child was taken to her home near by, and Or Purchas was called in. It was found that one of the little girl's hands was seri ously crushed, and it is probable that her arm will have to be amputated. Other wise she was bat slightly injured.

CORRESPONDENCE.

SALE OF MR FANTHAM'S FARM, CAMBRIDGE.

(To the Editor.)

Slß,—The report published in your Satur day's issue, of my land sale held at Cam bridge on the 13th inst, is, I think, calcu lated to mislead the public. You quote I paid £9 when I bougnt it. When I pur chased nearly five years years ago you then quoted £10, which was nearly correct. A great deal of the land at that time had nover been cleared, ploughed, or sown, which is not the case now. JN either Mr Buck land nor the Jockey Club were buyers at my sale. I have enclosed what was offered and sold at the sale, and wish you to kindly publish ic. You will find the average is about £S 6s, and not £1116s, as you quote.—lam, &c, A. A. FANTHAM. P.S.—The land sold by auction was a fair average of the farm.—A.A.F.

The following sole of land took place to. day at Cambridge without reserve; terms, one-third cash, balance at 7 per cent., to be paid within 10 years : - Lot 1, 31 acres with one acre of plantation, 10 years old, £20 per acre; lot 2, 9J acres, £13 per acre; lot 3, 23i acres, £11 per acre ; lot 4, 33 acres, £14 per acre, containing house, barn, cow sheds, loose-boxes, and divided into six paddocks, well fenced and beautifully planted, building insured for £400 ; lot 5, 50 acres, £7 5s per acre, containing two acres bush ; lot 6,116 acres, £Sss per acre; lot 9, 61 acres, £6 per acre ; lot 10, 34 acres, £4 10s, all fenced and laid down in grass, and within two miles of Cambridge on the main South road.

SCARLET FEVER.

(To the JSditor.)

Sib,—Not n few will be grateful for your sub-leader of yesterday on the subject of scarlet fever. This evil has been about in Auckland for considerably over a year now, with not the slightest sign of being stamped out yet. That a pest of this kind should be allowed to remain so long in our midst may be traced chiefly to two causes. The authorities who have to deal officially with matters of this kind have virtually taken no active steps to have the evil arrested, such as has been done in most other places. Those who are not familial with the charac ter of the disease are apt to con clude from this that the matter is of no very grave moment, and so take little care to avoid contagion in the first instance, and propagation in the next. A second cause of its continuance rests with the people themselves, in many instances, through a glaring popular delusion. It is thought by many that scarlatina in a different thing from scarlet fever, or at most, a comparatively harmless form of it. Of course, no educated man will be so deluded, because he will see at once that scarlatina is simply the latinised form of the name. It is high time that this vulgar error were removed, and active steps taken at once to rid the place of this evil. Though generally mild, not a few have been cut down by it, and there is no telliDg what moment it may assume the malignant form, when it is one of the most fatal diseases that can afflict humanity—generally ending fatally within thirty-six hours of attack. It should be known that a malignant case may be contracted from a mild one, and that a mild one is just as likely, probably more so, than one of severity, to be followed, on partial recovery, by dropsy, deafness, and other evils. The matter is then very grave, whatever the prevailing type may be. No one should, therefore, place themselves in the way of contagiop, unless from dire necessity ; and those in whose family it may be, should keep them selves isolated until all danger of propaga tion has gone. Common humanity should claim this at their hands.—l am, &c ,

SANITAS,

MILITARY SCOLDS.

(To the Editor.)

SiK ( _l desire to make public through your columns the great and growing dis satisfaction of the volunteers with the manner which Major Derrom of late has made it a practice to assume on parade. As he gets up in years he seems to be acquiring an uncontrollable passion for hectoring and scolding his) subordinates, quite oblivious to the fact that men who give their services voluntarily will not stand such treatment. Last mght, after j. av j ng h a d the battalion put tarougn rudimentary manual exercises, the so^ J"™?! tho Lht it his duty to lecture gallant major inougui n ""» uut£\ ,_,_.. both officers and men upOn their Juture attendance. Ido not know if he has quite taken leave of his senses, »r whether^ he desires to break up the present organisa tion i 8 ic h as it js), but most certainly toe „!.:..„ an( i lecturing of men who are P. rcacm "S j;" n ,r P j with doincon a Bat thoroughly disgusted with doing i» n B "dv talion Parade what should be done at b(jir pr i va t e drills, will not tend to in crease the numbers attending, or improve the efficiency.— l am, etc , A DISGUSTED VOLPHTBEE. I

ENGLISH CRICKETERS AT TIMARU.

(BY TELECJRAPH.— O#N COHRBBFOifiIENTJ

TfM ABU, this day. A ONE day's match against a Tlmaru Twenty-two, commenced .shortly after noon, Shaw won the togs, but apprehen sive .that hia men might keep possession of a capital wicket for the , whole day he determined not to send them in.. Timaru was greatly handicapped by the un avoidable absence of the Secretary. . Ray mond and Curtis were the first to represent the local men, Pente and Midwinter being entrusted with the bowling. Curtis gfot a couple f(ir a smelt, and then endeavoured to make a runj but Filling was not to be trifled with—l—2—2. Raymond put Peato to square leg for a brace, and,then played ji bowler tO:,Shrewsbury at point-—2—2-4. liembefi came nest, and got Peate between point and mid tin for 2, and Cat him for a Single. Moore hit Peate to on for ti single. A succession of maidens followed, Peato bowling Deniben off his bat—2-2-8. Moore got 2 itioro and Thcrpns a single, when the forrrier'a wicket wfls taken by a shooter from Peate—4—3—pll, Dethone partnered Thcfens, who made a single off Midwinter, Bethune following it up with one drive tor four. In Peate's next Cver, 'Jfhercns clumped him for nine. , Both men let.., tint freely .until Thorens was caught in two minds with a ball from Midwinter, which broke greatly— 5-14-2,0. The retiring .batsmaii,was heartily applauded for his fjervicoable innings. His place was taken by Perry. Kmmattj who was evidently out of sorfs, allowed several balls to pass,third. Bethune,' who was well net; and batting ..with, nicejudg rneht, unfortunately .jlaypd ono ,on to hfa wicket. 6—5-33 saw Shep herd step into the .breach. Ho wad beautifully caught by Barlow at equare-leg, the ball,being almost lifted off tho ground— 1 - 0—35. Jefferson* was (it the wickets for some tiino without scot it? g, until he put his leg where his bat should have been—B—o —3B. Fraser joined Perry, and mado a good stand. Perry eventu ally skying Midwinter to on where Peate readily recoived it: 3—7—46. Hughes was the incomer, , Hin companion let out to tho Gloucester tnlndlcr at a sacri fice of hia wicket.* Htishes went from the other end in like mariner: 10 and ll for 40. Giant and Andrews were nbv> partnered; The former made the lion hit of, tile game so far, by a grand hit to on off Midwinter^ 4rfc suiting, nnd Andrews, after contributing 7, was run out; Peato fielding tho ball magnificently, with the score at 59. E. Fowler (captain) ran up eight rapidly by slogging, before Peate dismissed him—ld —5—71. . Rothwell. joined Grant, who was also bowled by Peate. Tho score, at tho adjournment, stood at 74 for 14 wickets. Raymond, o Shrewsbury, b Pealo .. ..2

Curtis, runout .. >. .. n •• •• 2 Moore, b Peato — — " 1 Detndon, bPeato ~__.. ..3 Thorens, b Midwinter .. _. .. _ U Perry, o Peato, b Midwinter .. .. _ B Shepherd, o Barlow, b Midwintor .. - 0 ' Jefloreon, lbw, b Peate 0 ; H-aser, b adidwinter ~ ~ 4 Hughes, b Peate J i Andrews, run out >< .. " •• •• .< ■ Grant, b Peato,. _ - - - nil i Fowler, b Peate - 8

THE ELECTRIC FIRE ALARM SYSTEM.

NOTWITHSTANDING! what habitual grumb lers may say about remissness on the .part of the uity Council of Auckland in other inattcrs.it cannot fairly be said of thorn that they arc behind the times in taking advan tage of the economic inventions of recent years. The introduction of the Klectric Fire Alarm system is the latest evidence of a desire not to be behind the rest of the world in taking advantage of the out-shoots of modern science. 'Ihe system is now in working order so far in the western por tion of the city is concerned, and a simi lar benefit would be enjoyed now by the eastern side, were it not for the fact that the careless stowage of the galvanometer relays has injured them somewhat. The necessary repairs are, however, now being made under the direc tion of Mr Clongh. As we foresaw in, a pre vious article on this subject, the glass races to the annunciators—if they may so bo termed—liava suffered considerably through the vandalism of the larrikin?, numbers of discs having already been maliciously broken. Discs of plate glass havo been substituted. The punishment of a few of the larrikins, caught in Jlagrante dclicto would have a salutary effect en their confreres. It is pro posed to issue about two hundred keys for the indicators to respectable persons residing in the vicinity of the fire alarms, and their supervision will no doubt greatly lessen the chance of damage. New York was one of tho first cities to adopt the Electric Fire Alarm System, and after three or four years trial, its manifold advantages over the old fire-hell alarms ore unanimously admitted, A New York exchange, writing on this subject, says : In the years before the in troduction of the existing systematized fire service, delay was occasioned by tho char acter of the apparatus, and the gathering of firemen from their homes 10 reinforce those who were detailed to house duty, that gave the flames headway, and added to the diffi culties of the work of extinguishment and to the losses. Nowadays all is changed. The city is gridironed with 800 miles of wire devoted solely to the use of the Fire Department, and kept in a state of useful ness equalled by few systems in the world. These wires are tapped by hundreds of small instruments known as "fire boxes," attached to the poles that support the wires, and distributed throughout the length and breadth of the city, that communicate a fire alarm at a touch even from a novice. By a novel appliance of telegraphy, the alarm from the box at any hour of the day or night, sounds on the gong of every fire company, and instantly summons every man and horse in the department to the main floor of the companies' houses, ready to dash away to the scene of the fire. The same alarm rings in every police station, and rouses the sergeant at the desk to alertness. So, within a few seconds, strong detachments of firemen, their horses on the gallop, and of policemen, at their most expeditious pace, are on the way to the fire. Within an average of between two and three minutes water in pouring from half-a-dozen steam engines upon the flames, and a police line keeps out thieves and prevents a pressure of spectators on tha firemen. But in the place of the thou sands' that once, attracted by the tower bells, crowded and jostled at fires, there are hundreds now, and, except in the instances of great fires that startle by their lurid lights the entire community, the work of the police is easy. All of the great changes from the old volunteer system to the new one may be summed up in the result, of which New Yorkers are wont to be boast ful, that New York probably possesses the most efficient fire department in tho world. |

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

January 18.

Bank of N.55.-£2218s to £23 ; buyers, £23 ColoDial Bank—Buyers, 17s (id; sellers, 18s M N.Z. Insurance-Buyers, 78s 8.8. Insurance—Sellers, 60a Union Insurant)3—23b ; sellers. 24s N.Z. Loan and Mercantile—Sellers, £3 Auckland Gas—£lo 7s6d Tharaeu Gas—Buyers, 30s Northern B.S. Company-Sellers, 12s fid Coromandel wtoam Company—Sellers, Us Fisher and Company—Sellers, Us6d Union Sash and Door—Sellers, £8 Bay of Islands Coal Company—Sellers, £0 Ids Alburnia—Buyers, 13s Caledonian—Buyers, 120; sellers. 13s 6d Tokatea G.M.C6.-Buyers, 12s Queen of Beauty—Sellers, 7s 6d Uumphrlo'a Uully—Business dono, 23 9d, 3s; buyers 2s 6d Sons of Fortune—Buyers, 9s; sellers, 10s JOSEPH NEWMAN. Chairman,

Wolfe's Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps to Induce the destruction and prevent the im proper use of their wrappers and labels, and thus further protect the Public against fraud and deception, have enolosed In the wrappers, or under he label on the-jtiuarfrtiotUcß, since Ist Ootober, 1878, and continue to enclose in every DAY'S PAOKINO THROUGHOUT TBK YKAII T H R E X £1 ORDERS, which are drawn upon the undersigned, and wbioh will be cashed by them on presentation. To secure these Gifts, the Public must be careful to ask for, and accept nothing but, the Genuine Udolpho Wolfeh Bohnafps, with our name upon the top label, M. Moss & CO, Wynyard Lane, Sydney.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18.



mo BUILDERS. KYTENSION OF TIMB. Tendora will bo received until uoon oil SA.TUUDAY, January 21, tor tho Krection and ■ Completion of Banking House at Levuka, Fiji, tor the Corporation of tho Union Bank of Außtralia (Limited). Plans. &0., at my offlco. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepte , kdward bartley. Arohiteot,



1 Waateq. WANTED, a good General Servant fo a Bmall family.—Apply after 6 o'clock ii ,) the evonlng to MrtJ Lpnrle, Hope Cottage Kyber PaBB. opposite Beaflold View-. WANT-D, at once, Apprentices anc Improvers to the Dressmaking. Wngei at onoe if worth it.—Aptly Mrs slmpSop, Pom pallier Tertaoe. Ponaonby, near Throe Lamps. ANTED, a Bteatfy Man as carter foi delivery of tcrated waters.— Apply J Grey & Sons, Kden Crop cent. WANTED, a strong Lad accustomed tea a Stgarn Engino.-Apply BTABofflcg^ WANTEP, two M6n for~?arm Work: none bus competent men need apply.— Auokland Dairy, Hobson-Btrcet, Wednesday morning at 0,30. l .■ . .:.... WAN TED to Bent, Five or Six Roomed Cottage within short distance of Post Oflioe. with view ot harbour,—Apply "K.L.," PostOfßoe. i - i ._ WANTED, ,an experienced Laundress. Mrs Dannlngham, Governor Browne Hotel. \TTANTED, a Boy who can iiiiik and TT work-in a garden; a good plaoe.— Apply Stab office.' *»/• ANTED, a smart YounK Man to t? drive a teamj—Apply to E. Gibbon?, Onehunga. WANTED, a General Servant.—ApplJ Working Men's Club, Aroli Hill. Re forflnceß raqnired. WANT-D^ Scoria, Stone Masons.— Apply at once at the Railway* Reolama tion Works. . ANTED, a Boy to.look after horses and make lilmself generally usoful; references. reanlred.-Apply to Dr Hoopor, Hob- Bon-Btreet. ANTED, a respectable General Ser vant ; roferenoe required.—Apply Mrs Bloom, Queen-street, or Hobson-Btreat, next to St. Matthew's Churob. WANTED, H Gocfd Plain Cook and LaundroES (references ro((uired).-Apply to Mrs Thoa. Morrln, Burwood l'.emnera. TiIJ ANTED, good B~ench Hands.—J. J. T»■ Austin and Co., Colonial Boot Faotory, 17. Wyndham-.treat % \ J ANTED, ii good Gtenorat Servant.— V V , Apply to Mrs Duffy, HobDon-otroet, bc twqen 10 and 11 o'clock. WAITED, a good Cook.-Apply to Mrs H. Pi Bftrbar. York-Btreet, Parncll. ANTED, an exporfehoed person 08 Nurse in a private family on thS Kost Coast; must he well educated and have hold similar situations, and, have testimonials as to charaoter and competency.' — Apply to Mrs Ktsmoro, Shortland-Btroet. ANTED, a Youne Man to look nftcr a Country Sawmill; Jtiuot havo o know lodge of timbsr menaaring and book-koopjng by double entry.—Apply with references, Box 10, Poßt-omco. . . - WAISTELVfI Cook i rctcrcnccs.—Apply Mrs Archie Clark! Llndoa. Parnoll. WAmTED; hvc or six nood Buslunen for the Waltakerol Bawrnill.—Apply to Mr F. Arohard, Whaif Hotel, Auckland. 17th Januaryi 1882. WANTED, OifCoope-able to dorouyh carponterlns;.—Apply by tolegram to Kitchen & Sons, Wellington. , AM TED, 20 good Bushmen.—Apply to Dannlnßham & King, Governor Browne Hotol. WANTED, a Lad 14 or 15 years old ; one accustomed to Bhop war it preferred. —Apply STAR offlco. at 12.30 or S o'clock. W"ANT_D, throo Apprentices to the Dress and Habltmaklng; first - cliifh opportunity to learn a eood business.—Apply Mrs|Atki_Bon, Adama's Buildings, Upper Quoen streot. ________ WANTED by a Liidy, Young Pupils and Boginners for tho Pianoforte. Terms, 15s por quarter.—Apply to Mrs Niohol, 5, W ol lesloy-atreet. ANTED, Good , General harness Hands.—Honry Brace & Co., Limited, High street. , \\j ANTED, a strong active Youth about, T v 16 yoars of agc,-Apply to A. Cuoksey, Postofilco Grooory Htoro, Mount Kden Road. WANTED, Nursery Governess (refer-' oncos requirsd).—Mrs Ireland, Hulmo Court. Parnell. WANTED, Machinists and Boys at Parker, Green, & Co.'s London Boot and Bhoo Factory. Wakoflold-street. \\T ANTED to Lot, a 3-roomed Cottngo, TT beautifully in Rlohmond. — Apply to Edgar, Dyer, Wellesley-Btroet. A~NTED, by a Steady Man, a Situation: can milk, drlvo, and kltohon garden ; would tako two or three days' work a woek.—Addreßß, TO. thlsoflloo. WANTED, oho Bush Carpenter and a Man to work Circular Saw; ono ao customod to bush work proforrod. Also, Men to eplit&O to 100 thousand Kahikatoa Shingloa, and 7 or 8 Mon for clearing scrub and draining. —Apply by lottor or in person to Jamos S. Gibbons. Otaua Sawmills, Waiuku; or, try Madden'a Dlning-rooma aftor Taoaday. WAN'l__, tor a private family near town, a plain Cook, also a Honaomaid; good wapoß; no young children.-For address pply at thla offlco. WANTED KNOWN that tho Victorian Loon and Discount Agonoy's Advertise ment appear* on .th page.3rd oolnmn. WANTED KNOWW—I am now sell- Log a splendid Family Calico, 36 Inchon wldo, at 6s per dozen yards. Send for pattern. —Tester, Draper, Karangabapo Road. WANTED KNOWN—That Munroand MUlig&n have Removod fromKaranßa hape Road to Larger and more Control Promises in Hobson-atreet, near Wollington- Btrcot. ANTED KNOWN-J uosgravc and Co. are Selling Mon's Suits ot the Beßt Blno Sorge at 26b 6d; fashionable make. WANTED to Buy, a Harp.—Apply to Vincent Nioholas, Governor Browno Hotel. , WANTED KNOWN, that yon can Dress well for a Bmall weokly payment by golnwto Munro and MlLUgan. Hoe advertise ment on front page. | WANTED KNOWN—That J. C(rt grave and Co. have tho Largest Stook of Hats In New Zealand to choose from, and are now Selling at Hal(-prloe. WAN TED KNOWN—That H.Wootton Is selling Sperm Candlos, Bd, guaranteed full weight; Sardines, 6d; Superior Family Tea, Is lOd, unsurpassed; Cornflour, OJd; Scented Soap, 7 tablets, Is.—R. Wootton,- Kara ngahape Road, next to Post-office. WANTED KNOWN —That tne Auokland Timber Company (Limited) are Manufacturers of all description of Goods, with superior Machinery and despatch.—Worksi Custom-house-street West WANTED KNOWN, that E. Mltehel son ft Co., No. 19. Queon-atreot Wharf, are seUing Maize, Oats, Bran, Bharps, Flour, Oatmeal, &c &&, at lowest market rates. _ \IT AN TED to LET, a convenient little TT Place to a steady, respootable, single man; dotaohed.—Seo Board "To Let," end house, Marmion-Btreet, Upper Queen-street, just above the Tnrklßh Baths. . ANTED to SELL, some Well-bred Pointer Pupß.-Apply to G. Purohas, Tailor, Hobßcn-Btreet. __ W~ ANTED, Gentlemen Boarders at the new Gothio House in Grey-street. Bath room and every convenience. — Apply Mrs Dryedale. , WANTED KNOWN—There are 500 pairs of good Tweod Trousers to be sold at J. Coßgrave.and Co.'c, for 6s lOd per pair. WANTED to Sell, Mixed Paints In gallon tins; Ksarl Oil, 2/9 per gallon ; Priming Paint, 5/6 por gallon.- Atkinson & Co., Freeman's Bay; Wholesale Agents, Messrs E, Porter & Co. - WANTED KNOWN-That H. A. Colson Is about to surprise the Colonial Public with a Grand Display of Va'ontines, The market not being overstocked with these, the proprietor will guarantee to give the ous tomers ot Auckland every benefit. ANTED KNOWN, that Mrs Hadley has a large assortment of Pinafores, Children's Costumes, and Ladies' Underoloth lng;— Hobson-atreot,noarWeUealey-Btreet. WANTED KNOW N-GKANJLI FESTIVAL MARCH and FLIRTA TION WALTZ, only 1b Bd, at Dampier's Branch istore in the Market. Be in time. ANTED KNOWN—The Cheapest and Most Durable Dresß in Auckland is now selling at J. Cos—aye and Co.'s for 3a 6d, 20,000 yards dress stuff, 74d. ANTED KNOWN, J. HallidayT Boot and Shoe Maker, is -prepared to exeoute all orders in the trade; repairs neatly and promptly done, patches put on with solu tion.—Please note the address, Aberoromble strcet, fourth shop from Symonds-Btroet. WANTED KNOWN—That your money will go the farthest if you spend t with Tester, Draper. Karangahape Road. WANT-D, tho whole army of Dyspep tics located In and around Auckland to know that by using Robley's Digestive Meal for Porridge, along with Robley's Digestive Brown Bread, in a short time they will find great relief, if not a porfect oure.—J. Robley,- Grey-street. m*/ANTED KHOWN—Tnat the JNew V T Zealand Timber Company are Belling all kinds of Timber and Building Material at the very lowest rates. Very superior White Kauri, from our new bnah. jnat opened. WAJNT—is, oraers ior our iamoua Trousers to measure, at 13a M; also, the wondrous 65s suits. Overcoats from 10s. Marvellous valao at J. D. PhiUlpß'. Cheap Tailor. 170. Qneen-stroet. WANTED KNOWN-Tnat J. K. Lambert & Co. have opened an Auction Mart in Wyndham-stxeet, opposite the Star office, for the Sale of all kinds of Stores and Settlers' Produce. Consignees acquainting the above of goods coming either by boat or rail, will find every attention and caro taken, no matter hew large or small the consignment may be. For days of sale, see further notice. *\A7AMTE_» KNOWN, that Mr A. W. 'TT Gardner, M.P.S. Bng,, Chemist of up wards of 15 years' experience, and from July, 1880, till September last with Messrs Sharland and Co., has Opened a Pharmacy at 181, Queen- Streot (next New Zealand House), for Dispensing Prescriptions, Compounding Family Medicines, and the snpply of Puro Drags, Pharmaceutical Preparations, and General Domestic Requisites. ANTED KNOWN—Tnat Professor GuH.cott is the only Original and Practi cal American Herbalist in tho Colony, and also the most expensive man to do business with. He requires no information; he can decide at a S'ance the diagnosis of the caso, thereby reliev g the patient of a great deal of nervousness and hesitation. Try and disprove this U you can



Wanted. t tttANTED KNOWN, that H. Waitk' a V v Fruit T'ns are acknowledged to be th i, bost ever introduced in the colony. They re delved a first prize at the Agricultural Bho\ T hold at Kllerßlle on tho 9ih November, 1831. . 1 recipe is issued t6 each purahaser, and th> 8 maker's name ia stamped on ovory !id ( sold \t. ■ all lronmonfrers, and nt tho factory, High-stroet next City Counoil Ohamborsi—E. WAITK i Wholesale and xtetail Tinsmith. , • \\r ANTED KNOWiN — Just receives VV Bpeolal vaife in Blaok Grenadineß Send for patterns.—Tester, Draper, Karanga hape Rflad. . WANTED KNOWN, that I am nofl Selling ovory description of China GlaSB, and Kartnonware cheaper all round that any other shop in the trade. Vases and Chins Ornaments considerably below town pricoa Ouo trial will prove the (act.—Noto the address, K. A. Henman, Earangahape Road, oppoßik Newton Hotel. ... ANTED KNOWXN, mat tno ventral Freehold Land and Investment Ageuoj haa Removed to Corner Queen-street and Vulcau Lane, where the Lnnd Business in all its branches is now carried on nnder the Bpeoial superintendence ot Mr G. Fraflor, Valuations made, surveys for land transfers efieotod, and titles perfeotod at minimum coat. No charge made for reglaterlng proportieß for Bale. WANTED KNOWN—It has arrived I Do Pouches celobratßd Frendi Brilliant and Household ffriond. ace first page. ANTK_>, two or tnree urocors in Auokland epA Dlstriot to take the Agency for Nelson, Moat?, ft; Co.'s Pure Blended Teas. Theso Teas are acknowledged by the I'roßS and Public to bo tho Finest ever sold in tho Southern Memlsphore, and are guaranteed free from all scented tea.—For particulars apply to Nelson, Moato, & Co., Tea Blenders and Importora, High-stfCet) (Jhrlatchnroh. "aNTELTkNOWN—"For Nbw Yeae, Birthday, and Wedding PnfldKNis and Gifts, Buitod for all occasions, uaolul and ornamental, / SKKthb C Kleotro Plate Department & H Clock and Watoh Department O 9 Jewellery Departmeiif 3 ?* Cutlery Department a y China and Glass Department 'a 9 BtdtioSo!y Department R> Brußhware Department <i S5 J Perfumery Department I jj O 1 Fanoy Goods Dopartraent [ 3 Q Japanose Department g S5 Ploture Department a Q Pufflla and Trlok Department *■ "* M_sifc'a!lnstru_font3 Department g g Meohanloal XO7B Department a W Doll Dopartmdnt S r1 Toy Department a LOno Shllllnii Denartment/ P Sco the 9 Windows, which are but a feeble representation of tho attractions Within, of which an inspection is Invited irrespective of any purchase bolng mado. See and peruse tho 8-pugo Catalogue of Goods in stooS.—Gflodsou's London Arcade. . .. "OJ ANTED KN OWN lIAM3 AND BACON FROM TUB BEST CTJKKBS, AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES, ifc? E WSi Victoria-street. ANTED KNOWN—Specially Cheap Linos now for salo at J. Greon'a, aiip they must ba sold I Ladies' Undorolotulng vory oh. ap lndeod; Night Drcsaos, 3a 3a each; Cho mises. Is fid oaoh; Drawers, 2s 6d ppr pah-j Stockinßß Gd pair! Black Brusaols Net, la yd; Black spottod* Not' Kails. ls^lKinal price waa at leastT 2a 6a oach; Lorco Pocket HAndker chlofs, 4d oadh, or 3a Bd per doz; Men s Largest lanon llandkcrohiets, la each; a specially good line ot Laclloß' Linon liandkerchiots, 6d eaoh cannot bo beaten); Durable Silk Umbrellas, 6s 3d each (very best valuo); Embroidery, 3id yd! Real and Imitation Maltese Laco; Ladieß acraw Hats. lßeach (new shapes); protty ILailea Fanoj Baskets, 9d oaoh; the Penny Pin Book is a wonder ot ohoapnosa; i paira of Mans Brown Cotton Soaks tor Is; a Bit-ale pair 3jd: Monß Kxtra LonK Braces. lOd tho pair; Men's Belts from 6d oaoh; Mon's Morlno &nd Cotton Under vestß ■ Mcn'a Linen-lacod Collars. Id per box; Small Men's or Youths' Shirts. 2a oach,, or threo forsaod; a tow very large Men's White Felt Hatfl 1b 6d each; Mons White Llnon Shirts; Men's Linon and botton Ha-dkorohiefs; Men's Grey Cotton Stockings, 9d per pair. Every thing in Bhorttfill bo sold at suoh prices thai even a fire would hardly reduce them.-J. Green 85. Ylctorla-Btreet. rpO BUTCHEKS.—Wanted, aMan:ono L who can alaaghtor proforred,—Apply to John Fobs, Butcher, Groy-Btreot. noßt and jyonna. LOST, a small Black-and-Tan Dog, No. 3il collar.—Tho finder will ploase roturn to C. Piggott, Ylotorla-Btreot. OST, on Monday last.in tho 'i'rain, be tween Ponroso and Papakura. Purso con taining Throe Cl-Notos, Silver, and a Chequo for £3 15», drawn by tho underslKnod.—lho flndor win bo rowardod on dollvory to Huntor and Nolan. LOST, a Black-and-white Greyhound Dog.—Reward at T. Maorcad J'n<V3inM._ 1 A\B REWARO.—Lost from Ponsonby, JL " " on Tuesday ovonln;?, a Blaok Pony, with ono whito hind foot; haltor on.—Abovo roward on returning horse to ft. B. Jones, caro of Mosefleld & Co., or N. Wood, Hutoher, Pon sonby. REWARD.—Lost, a Silver Carrier JL" " Plßoon from Ponabnby.-Any person finding tho Batno will please loavo it at John 'Walker's, City Marker^ _________ Board ana Kesiaence. VACANCIES for two Gentleman as Boarders in private family. Terms, £1 per woek.-Kennok Villa, Upper Queen-street, Newton, faoing West street. /IOVERNOK BROWNE lIUI'EL, XX HOBSON-STREET. Board asd Lodoinq —.. ..ZOs p«r Week BINHLK KOOM _..265. Meetings. nT. BENEDICT'S CHOIR, NKWION. A Bpeclai Moetlng of the Members of tho Choir and Elementary Singing Class wiU be held at tho Church ot St. Franois de Sales THIS (Wednesday) KVKtjING, alter Choir praotice. A full attendance requested. O. MAHON, Hou. Secretary, A R T I L L E B V BAND. The Band will meet at the Wharf at 11.30 Bhurp on THURSDAY. Kvery Member mußt attend. DreaB:FuUUnIfOrIc;M.BORTHWICK, sooretary. A UCKLAND COFFEE PALACE jt\. CO. (LIMITED). The Adjourned General Mooting of Bhare holdors will bo hold TO-MORKOW (Tcureday), the 19th instant, in tho Large Room of tho New Zealand Insurance Bulldinra, at a^o'olock. Eeoretory. L~~OYAL STAR OF AUCKLAND LODGE, No. 28. 1.0.0. F., A.C. In consequence of tho visit of tho Maori King to Auokland, the Installation of Officers adver tised to tako plaoa To-morrow (Tn-raday) Kvoning, ia deferred until THURSDAY EVEN ING, the 26th instant. By order ot the N.G, H. M. DAYRELL, Sooretary, THE NORTHERN BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURING COMPANY (LIMITED). Notice is hereby given that the First Public Meeting of Shareholders will bo held at 17, Wyndham-Btreot, on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, January 20, at 2.30. Business: To Form the Company and consider any other business brought before the meeting. THOMAS HODGSON. Secretary pro torn. X O. tr. T. A* SOCIAL TEA MEETING will bo held TO-MORKOW (THURSDAY) KVKNING, in tho Newmarket Hall, to Woloomo theßepre- Bontatlvea an their return from the Grand Lodgo ?es6lon at Now Plymouth Lodge opona at 7 o'clock sharp, All Members of tho Order are invited. BBN . K . TURNER, Secretary. THE Annual Meeting of Parishioners of St. Mary's Parish, Paroell, will ba hold at St Mnry's School-room, on THURSDAY, 19th January, 1882, at 7.30 p.m. WM. C. KENSINGTON, (Church R. MARIS CLARK, I Warden?. 5J T. SEPULCHRE'S. Ono of tho Chnrclvwardons will be inatten danco at tho Church atBTHI- EVENING to reoeivo Applications for Sittings. Boat Rents, £1 per annum, payable in advance. January 18,1882. LAW SUCIEI'Y OF THE DISTRICT OF AUCKLAND. The Annual Meeting of the Members of the Society will bs held on FRIDAY, the 27th lnßtant, at the Resident Magistrate's CDurt, Auckland, at the hour of 3 p.m., when the Council and pfflcera will be elected, and a financial statement and report of the Counoil will be mode. Dated this 10th N^STH( Honorary Secretary to tho Society. <s .__ __, g/iPSOM HOUSE SEMINARY, fi. EPSOM ROAD, WiU be RK-OPKNED on MONDAY, 16th JANUARY, 1882. Thumb:- & b. d. Boarders, over U years, per quarter .. 12 12 t „ „ 10 „ „ .. 10 10 t „ under 10 (girls or boye) „ .. 8 8 C English, French, German, Italian, Muslo, Sinning. Drawing sad Painting of various bindf thoroughly taught; also. Needlework of every description. -—— Apply to MRS. STODDARD, Who succeeds Mrs. Lewis. TTOPE COTTAGE, PONSONBY. Mbs. General Stoddard intends keeping vi a BRANCH SCHOOL for Little Children, at the above address. Sohool to Re-open on 16th January, 1882. In struction in Musio is also arranged for. iin m-lfim



To liet. 'a TT\O LET, a Semi-detached House in Z JL Princes-street, next to Mr Sharland'e, con , taining eight rooms, with every convenlonoe.— „ Keys can be had from Mr Beaumont, Stab 1 Office. 0 mO LET, in central part of Queen-street, y J a Well-lighted Floor suitable for an arohl i< teot's or lawyer's office.— Apply to Messrs Tonka ;> and Co. __. ; TflO LET, a very convenient Double bhop 1 X and Dwelling in Upper Symonds-street.— '• For partionlara apply to D. V. Kvans, Estate ■" agent. Queen-street. , - ri^O LKT, in Edinburgh-street, Ponsonby, ? iX a pretty Villa, containing six good rooms, i nice gafdon, overlooking the harbour, &c—D. l F^ Kvana, Kstate Agent. . 1 mO LET, Furnished, a Four-roomed .' X Cottage in Hobson-street.- Apply 11, In -3 srirance Bnlldings. , TO LET, a Furnished ]3ed-room with flreplace.-Mrs Wigg, Karangdhape Road. ', opposite Mr L. Nathan'B. , ■ i mo LET, in the best business part ot ' X Queen-street, a New fahep, having a I frontage of 11 feet and a depth of 50 feet, and 1 two largo Showrooms overhead, eaoh 50 feet by 1 28 feet.—Apply to William Rattfay, Draper and i Clothlor, 178.180, and 182. Queen-street. • rglO LET, in Corley's New Buildings, ' 1 Hobßon-street, nice Shop: suitable for a ' bootmaker or dressmaker; shelving, counter, and gaa and water laid on.—Apply M. Foley, ' Grocer (corner oflHobaon and Victoria-streets). i mo LET on Lease, Seven Houses in • 1 Viotoria streot West^-Apply to M. Hen i doraon, Architeot. mo LET, at .Newmarket and junction of JL Kybcr Fnss, a Shop and Dwelling, fitted . up for a Grocery Store; a good business stand.— Apply to Mr Richards, Butch or, opposite. TO LET, in Howe-street, Two Houses ; gas and water laid on.—Apply to Mr D. . gallon, near Hallway Station. TO LET, one large Furnished Bedroom, with use of Kitchen, suitable for married couple, or two gentlemen.—Apply Q. Carter, Draper, Victoria-street. TO LET two or three Unfurnished Roams with use of kitchen.-Apply E. A. Blrtlos, Newton-street, off Newton Road. BE LET, " Thd White Brick House," Upper Parnoll. main road, next F. Ireland's Court, near the Blsbop'sChlet gate; is handsomely fitted j ready on Thursday.-W. E. Kartler. __^ HOUSE to Let, Wellesley-streer, ad joining the Young Men's Christian Asso ciation Rooms.—Apply to Robert Neal, Theatre liofal Buildings, Qaeen-street, For SalS. _ - _ 171 OR SALU, an American Brick Machine BJ capable ot turning ont 20,000 preaaod bricks per day.— X; Blbbonß, Onehnnga. 1/1 OK SALE, tfhc Lease and Good-will of 1J on<s of the best paying CffnntrTHotels In the provinoe.-Apply Box HO, Posit*offlce, Auckland. PuK SALE, 1,000 Tons rile*- at oix pence per ton.—Apply Professor Qusoott, Shortlano -street. HARMuNIUM for Sale, in oafc case, tdn Btops i splendid tone. Price, ,818.— Apply Star olgco. / i N.L. A.—For Sale or Lease, oorner of Qroen \X- Lane and Tamasi Road, HO'uao ot 8 rooms, bßsides stable, coaoh-house, and other out buildlnas. with 3 acres or good voloanlo land, all fonced and in graßS.-T. W. Hlckßon. a! r\ N.L. A.—For Sale or Lease, House of five Ix. room?, with allotment ii r 160, Bituated on the New North Koad; healthy 100 <llty.— T. W. Hickaon. J±_ rpo CHEMISTS AND DKUGGISTS.- For Sale, a Business in a rising district. For particulars, apply to KKMPTHORNK, PRO33KR fc CO. S"ILVEK TEA SERVICE for Sale at very low price for oash. Owner leaving.— j. Prlnco, Watohmaker, Viotorla-street Kast. t^oit SALE, a good upstanding Horse, 1 i yoirs old, suitable for spring-cart or oxpress.—To be soen at George Cook's stables, Qaecn-Btreet. t _______ ITu SINESS FOX SALE. In consequence of the Mayor and City Counoll bolng powerless to prevent a nuisance permuted by them to be created opposite my place of businosß Bnd residence in Wellesloy-street, Auokland, as I have no alternative bat an ex penxivo and perhaps ruinous law-Btltt, I would bo glad to dispose of my Confectionery Bnsi nosß, Stock, Tools, Michlnes.Show Glasses and Caaes, &c &c. Appiy on the premises tO KGBcMMKNm January 17,1882. P.8.-N0 reasonable offer refused. 1 f'ilO SMALL CAPITALISTS.—For Sale, 1 a payable Clothing Business, not far from Auckland. Returns, about rfU,OOO a-year. stook to bo taken at cost price. Caßh down. £250, and balanoe on approved bills at 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 mouths. A BO&er, indUßtrlous man can rely on making a competency.—Apply to F. a. Ewing ton. ijlult SALE, all that magnificent Corner V. AUotmenMFranklln Road and Hngl-nd ttroot, about 91 x 101, planted with ornamental troea, &o. This Is, without exception, the best in the c vicinity both at present for a villa residence and prospeotlvely ag a grand business site.—D. If. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. 35- SUBURBAN STOItE for Sale,— A lirst rate business for Salo in one ot tho beßt of Auckland suburbs; the position Is second to none; a splendid opening; full particulars from D. F. Kvana. Kstate Agent, Auckland. 325. PAKK JttOAD— Two Houses, almost new and in flrst-claes order, containing S roomß eaoh, registered grates, oven», tanks, etc.. on allotment 60 x 190; nico garden, good position. Price for tho lot, only £550.-D. F. Evans. Estate A gent. Queen-street. (353) V\ O R SALE. BUILDING SITES! BUILDING SITUS 1 All those Choice Building Allotments In Shelly Boach Koad, oorner of Emmett-stroot (68 feot frontage find upwards), which will be sola in one or more lots; and as lam Instructed by the owner to eflect an Immediate sale, persons desirous ot obtaining a choice Bite for a Beauti ful Villa Rosidence should avail themselves of this favourable opportunity. Shelly Beaoh Road, at from _M 6d per foot Kmmett-atreet „ 80s „ Near Mason's, Ponsonby 12s 6d „ Sprlng-Bt., Ponsonby ~ 15s „ Wood-Btreet .. , *2s6d „ Ponsonby Road.near Mason sSOs „ Mount Bdun hoad £2103 ~ Newton Road At .. And others situated in Anglosea-stroet, Wei inßley-street, Franklin Road, Ponsonby Terrace, & F.UparUcularsfrom D> „_ _ viNß< Estate Agent, Qaeen-street, 390 Auckland. . Meaioai. TTITCHENS1 BLOOD IiESTOKEK. Wo have rooelved tho following Testimonial anont this remedy, and publish it lor general in formation. D ._NAT_AN & CO. ••Auokland, January 12,1882. 11 Messrs L. D. Nathan & Co., Auckl»nd. •• L'irb,-I am fulfilling an urgent request Of Mrs Andrews, of Lor* Howe's ißland, in the Pacific, in stating to you and to Mr Kitchens ;ho extraordinary cure made in her case by the use of Hitohons' Meuioina Blood Keßtorer. Living on the IBland, I am an eye wltnessof tho 'act, and feel it a duty both to Mr Hitchenß and o tke general pubUo to testify to tho' really wonderiul tfCed of that mediolne. "Mrs Andrews was for four or five years a martyr to agonising pains in her hip; medical men calling it edatica. She had been treated 'or it by tho several doctors ot the British men o'-war visiting the Island from time to timo, without the slightest relief to the intense pain. Hhe was afterwards taken to Sydney, hoping for some relief, if not a permanent cure, from ;roatmont ot the madical men of that ciiy. She was told she was Buffering from tho hip disease, and her case was incurable. Without a ray ot tiopo to lighten her future life; pain and o«s ---pair h.r oonßtant attendants, her case was really deplorable. Mr O. V. Ponder, the manager of the ouano Company at Lord Howe s Island, one day recommended her to try Hitohens' Blooi Restorer, as the remedy was <ust becoming known at the Islands, through the advertisement of Oppermane's cure, testi floii to by tho Germau Consul. Mrs Andrews ' roadily yielded to the recommendation and '» sent tor two bottles to Mr Hitohens, Auokland. ' Within three weeks after using it sbe was able to rise and walk with tbe use ot the crutoh, and the pain in the hip was entirely gone. The medlciue aotlon was truly marvellous, and her grutitudo to Mr Hitchenß is expreßßed daily in or prayers, thanking God for her relief. "It is my firm ballot that another two or , three bottles - unfortunately not obtainable; ■without long dolay-would have wrought such a complete- euro as to make orutohOß unneces sary. On my return to Lord Howe s Island, .1 • Bholl tako a Btook of this wond orful mediome, so. that a supply will never be quite out; for no words of mine can adequately express my faltn in its ourative properties, after seeing the result ot it in Mrs Andrew's case. ! "lam, dear Sirs.' " X ours faithfully. ' " Tnos. Gko. Chas. Nichols, "Master Mariner. I certify to the correctness ot the above in , every particular. CHABLKa B . PoBDBB . Declared before me this 13th day of January, , 1882> p. A. Phillips, J. P. j |»V RUYAL LETTERS PATENT. 1 (Sold Medal, Paris7lß7B": Speolal Award, Philadelphia, 1876; Gold Medal. Sydney. 1880- Gold Medal, Brussels, 1880; Gold Medal, Melbourne, 1881. JOBT Landed, CANTRBLL & COOHRANE'3 CELEBRATED SKATED WA'IEBS. MONT3KRKA-T LTMUJTITCH! CHAMPAGNE: " a Health giving Non-alooholio Beverage, at Hotels and Clubs; 9d per bottle. I ARQMATIO GINGER ALB: The Original J "" Belfaßt Ginger Ale, so justly oelebrated at Hotels and Clubs; 9d per bottle. • Theso JEbatbd Watbbb are the same quality 1 as .contracted for and now supplied to The ' . Cunard S.S. Co.; tho Montreal S.S. Co.; the Inman S.S. Co,; Oceanic S.S. Co.; tho National S.S. Co.; the Pacific S.s. Co.; Anchor, S.S.'Co.; Kingston and Holyhoad, " R.M,, Co. , ' WIIOr.ERAMS AGENT, t AICKIN, THE PUAKMACY, CJ.UEEN-BTKKBT.



Personal. I HAVE found my friends at the Wark worth Hotel, MahurangL Splendid aoooai modation. Beautiful soenery.-G. F. Boob Proprietor. Volunteer Notices. -fcTEW ZEALAND REGIMENT 01 __1 ABTILLERY-A Baitbby. The Monthly Inspeotfon of the Battery atij Band will be held at the Drill-shed on THURS DAY, the 19ih instant, at 7SO p.m. Uniform Full dress, arms and acooutrements.-By order FRED. J. ROGERS. Hon. Seo. Calls. TM" O T I 0 B, JUST IN TIME GOLD-MINING COMPANY (LIMITEB). A Call (the Ist) of Gd per Share has been made by the Directors of theaboveCompany, payable to the undersigned, at the Office of the Com pany, Shortland-Btreot, Auckland, on WED' NBSDAY, Ist February, 1882. F. A. WHITE. Manager. Anokland, January 17,1882. Tenders. VTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. RIVERTON-OREPUKI RAILWAJf. PAHIA CONTRACT (Formation only). Written tenders will be received at thh office until noon of WEDNESDAY, the 25th January, for the above contract. They are to be marked on the outside, " Tender fox Pahia, Contract," and addressed to the Hon. the Mlnißter for fnbllo Works, Dnneain. Telegraphic tenders similarly addressed and marked will be received If presented at any Telegraph Office by noon, of the same date, provided that written tenders are lodged at any Dlstriot or Resident Engineer's offloe by the same hour. Drawings, Bpeoificatlons, and general oonditlons may be Been on and after the 14th December, at this office, and at the Public Works Offices at Auckland, Wellington, Christ onuroh, and InveroargllL The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted, Br«nunana. w . N . ____*, Engineer in Charge, M.I. Pnbilo Works' Office, Dunedin, 16th November, 1881. IN THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM ffKANCIa BHOKT, LATH! OF AUCK LAND, CABTKR, DECEASED. Tenders are Invited b? ti« undersigned' for the Purchase, for cash, Of the Stock-in-trade, Machinery, and Goodwill of the Business of the 'ato W. F. Short, together with the Balance ol the term ol tho Lease of the Business Premises' n Cook-street. . . ,_. _ Ten-era to be endorsed, '• Tenders for W. F. Short's Business," and to Be delivered at the offloeß of the undersigned by 12 o'oloCk noon on 8 ATUROAY next, the 21at instant. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Full particulars to be obtained at the offices of the undersigned. On THURSDAY next, the 19th instant, the Business Premises will be open for inspection by intending purchasers from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m. COWNELL & COOPER, Solicitors, Vnloan Lane, Anokland. m ii n 5 i R~ s. The Directors of the New Golden Pah Gold Mining Company, Limited, being desirous of seining tho plant cf 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 of MONDAY, the 23rd instant, at tne Company's Office. The plant consists of horizontal Bteam engine, 16 inoh cylinder, and 2 feet stroke, with gear oomplete for winding and pumping; Cornish boiler, with galloway tubes 26 fees Dy 6 feet: also, buildings covering the same. All in good order and condition. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted, Bybrder. BANDERBON. Msnagor, 5, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auokland, January 9,1882. ...... To BUSHMBN, SAW MILLEKS, AND OTHERS. Tenders are invited by Messrs Guttirle & Lar nach'B New Zealand Timber and Wpodware Factories ComDany (Limited) for Falling and Driving, Cutting, Dressing, and Tramming Timber at their New Mills, ManukaO Heada. Tenders for the whole or in part will be received at tho Company's Office, Onehunga, until SATURDAY, 28th instant, and particulars can be obtained there from the undersigned, E. F. BATON. TENDER S.—Two Separate Tenders wanted for two Cottages on Franklin Road.—For plans and specifications apply to W. Johnston, next door to F. Davis, Bootmaker, Ponsonby Road, up to SATURDAY, the 21st instant. TENDEKS are invited until 4 o'clock p.m. on THURSDAY, the 26th instant, for the Kreotion and Completion of a Concrete Villa Residence at the Nrrth Shore. Plans, &c. at my office.—T. R. Turnbull, Architect, 6, Hoffman's Buildings. mo joiners, &c. Tenders will be received until noon on SATURDAY next, January 21st, for Alterations to the National Insurance Company's office. Pinna at my office, 83. Queen-street, HENRY O. WADE, Architect. m O CAB PE N TEES. Wanted Tenders for Flooring a Building 60 feet by 30 feet. ForparUcula™ > app,yto NQTON&co|i Viotorla Flonr Mills, Symonds-fltreej. mO BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until noon of MON DAY, January 23rd, for the Erection of a Cottage at Devonport, »«j* TDWi Architect. nn O BU 1 LD EES. Tenders will be received until toon of SATUKD AY, January 21st, for Alterations and Additions to Resldenceat^EiJers^^^ Architect. mO BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until noon of the 20th January, for the Ereotlon ot a Five-roomed House at Shelly Beach Road, Ponsonby. JOHN BRITON. Vincent-street mo CONTRACTORS. Tenders are required untU noon of SATUR DAY, the 22nd inst, for the Ereotion of Two Shops in Upper Symonas-Btieet, for Messrs Plans, &c, at my offloe, Hoffman's Buildings. THOMAS H. WHITE, ifT Architect. mO B U I L D E R S. Tenders will b« received until noon of the 19th instant, for the Erection of Three Shops inQueen-Btreet. R . _ KA _ S & 80N . Architects. N.Z. Insurance Buildings. Corporation Notices. f^ IT V OF AUCKLAND. TBHDERS FOB LEASING TWO ALLOTMENTS, PATTKSON-STEEET, FEE-MAN'S BAY. The City Counoll will receive Tenders, until J p.m. of THURSDAY, the 26th insttini, foi Leasing Allotments Nos. 6 and 7, with fifty feet 'rontsge each to Patteson-streot, Freeman"; Bar by a depth of about 87 feet, for aterm ot 21 years, Bubjeot to conditions of tender and least to ba viewed with plan at this office I*. A. lrxilLlfo. Town Clerk. Town dork's Office, January 17, 1882. pIT V OF AU CKLAN D, LICENSES TO SELL AMD STO-K KEROSENE Notice is hereby given that Licenses expirlnf on the Slst lost, must be renewed on or befon that date. p. a. PHILIPS, Town Clork. Town Clerk's Office, Jannary 16,1882. Musical. MUSICAL BOXES, Newest Tuneß.- Angelo Forrest, Auokland Musio Ware bouse. Queen-street. a KTH U R JQ AD V MUSIC-SELLER, Invites attention to his Stook of MUSIO, whiol has been largely increased to meet the demand ot the coming season, and which for variet; and excellence is not equalled by any house ii Auckland. Speolal attention has been given to Mas! suited for Teaching purposes, and the Professioi andpublio generally may rely upon bolng abl to select pieces suitable for the youngest pel f ormors up to the moat difficult concert solos. THE VIOLINIST'S OUTFIT, consisting ( Violin, Bow, and Soli-Instructor, sent to any address on receipt of P. 0.0. for 30s. Violin Strings and Fittings of the boot quallt always in stock. Country orders promptly attended to. Stking and Brass Bands supplied for Ball Garden Parties, &o. ARTHUR EADY, MUSIC-SELLER 68, QUEEN-BTKEKl1, ACCKLAKD,



Public Notices. :. T^EWMARKET KOAD DISTRICT. U TAKE NOTIOB. : The Valuation List for the above District, for the year 1882, is sow Open for Inspection at the Ofilca of the Secretary, Mr M. Dlnnison, New ' market; all Objections thereto must bo left at ' tho Newmarket Hall on or before the 15th day of FEBRUARY, addressed to the Assepemem . Court; an A a Copy of evory enoh Objeotlon i must be left at the Secretary's Offloe, as above, I- not less than Seven Days before the nest sitting t ofthesaidcourt. OHAS) SUTTONi Chairman. TVTOTIFICATIOtf O* THE VALUA i.I . TION LIST.- TAKK NOTICE. The Valuation List for the Mount Kdon Highway Uietrlot for the year 1882 1b now open for inspection at the Toll-house, Motmt Eden j Road. AUobjeotlons thereto must ba left at the 5 said Toll-honse, on or before the 15th day of FKB ■ RUARY, addressed to the Assessment Court: . and a oopy of every suoh objection must bo left at the house of Mr C.|Bailoy, Mount Kdon Road, not less that seven days before the next sitting octhesaidcourt. JogKpH pOTTB% > Chairman of the Mount Eden Highway Board. . /"VTAHUHU HIGBWAY DISTRICT. N 6~T 10 E. » The Valuation List for the above Distriot for tbe year 1882-3 is now odoii for inspection at the ' offloe ot the Board-the shop of Mr W. R. Wills. All objections thereto must be left at the Pnbllo Hall. Ocahuhu, on or before the 15th of FEBRUARY, 1882, addressed to the Assess ment Court, and a copy of every such objection mast be left at Mr Wills's shop not loss tban i seven days before the next sitting of the said , Court, JNO. GORDON. • Chairman. ;rn A X E N O T I C E, ' The Valuation List for Eden Terrace Hlgh ( way District for the year 1882 is now open for inspection at Morlers Btore, All objections i thereto must be left at the Kdon Hall on or ; before the 15th day of FEBRUARY, addressed , to the Assessment Court, and a copy of every ' such objection must be left at Charles Atkins's ' residence not loss than seven days before the . next sitting of the said Court. CHARLES ATKINS, Chairman Eden Terraoe Highway Board. A LBURNIA GOLD MINING i\. COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE TO SHAKEHOIiDKRS. The Urns for receiring applications for the Contributing Shares has been extended to the ' BlßtOf;>annM3rln(itent'H.N. OAKLAND. Seoretary. Jannwy 18,1882. ______ "U1 E N O~~T N G, All kinds of Fenotafc Put Up by Oontraot. Paling Fences, Post and Rail, Ornamental Wire, and every kind of Pioket ifenoe. Sates supplied, fixed and painted. Also for Sale at xard- Puriri Posts; House Blocks, lid to 6d per foot; Shinnies, I2s 8d per 1.000: Hobart Posts. Is each; Hobart Rails, 87s 6d per lOCl:. Hobart PaUogs. 17s; Kauri do, S3; Splendid Rimu Bails, 655; Titree do, 60s; and about 200 6-feet Porlri PostK, at CA per 100.-SiM. white, Fencer, Gore-street, near Brltomart Hotel. IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE MRS. HARRIET ABHEB. It is requested that all Claims against the above Estate be rendered, and that all Debts due be paid on or before the 20th day of January, i 1882. to 1 MESBBO. HUGHES & GEORGE, Solicitors; or HENRY KBKBINO, Emily Place; Executor, TE KOOTI wishes to inform the public of Auokland that he Is neither a thief, a loafer, nor vagabond, as he has lately been called. He would also like everybody in Anok land to mind his or her own business. ESCAPE the SMALL-POX by keeping the skin thoroughly olean through the medium of the Tcrkißh Bath Auokland Turkish Baths Co. (Limited), Upper Queen-street. o x Jc3 5 J. i h to Roth's Publlo Het, Cold, and Shower Baths, Viotoria-street Kast. Charge, Ohb ' shilling. Open all week days from 1 a.m. to 6 : p.m., and Sunday Mobninos from 6 till 10 a.m. The Bath-rooms are oil private, and supplied With every convenience, Turkish towels, fleßh and hair brushes, combs, raspirators, soaps, So. ; Select bath-rooms (private); for Ladles every day, at oil hours, with female attendance, Oirai Shilling. Pleaße note the address i Viotoria street East, above tho Greyhound Hotel, and next the Cheap Bedding and FurnltureiMart , Auckland i TmLECTRICPENS. ELECTRICPENS. ■ The undersigned haßjnat received a consign ment of the above. Xo be sold cheap. Free instructions to purchasers. Inspection Invited. H. ELLIS, High-street, i • A ÜBTRIAN BENT WOOD „, - „ nr , mi(r j3l Cane Chairs, Austrian " f»nln.H Bentwood Oane Conches and 123, Queen-stroet. houxigea> Austrian Bentwood Cane Hocking Chairs. - ALNUT DRAWING ROOM SUITEB in wonk^t^M suk> Tapestry, Rep, and Cre -123, Queen-street. Wa inut Tables, What nota and Canterburys. " AHOQANY. CEDAR. Rimu, and Kauri Din- i J&*o^«n' u«'hSs' ing-room sites in Leather, 123, Queen-street, jj!,,,,!,,^ Bnd American 1 Cloth. _' RON Half-Tester, Bed steada. Iron Frenoh Bed -&&££%%& fig- F S p g £& Bedsteads, Iron Cots. " ATENT Spring Roller Blinds and Venetian ' 123, Queen-street; Blinds, Gilt Cornices and ' French-polished Cornice Poloa jjDroom FURNITURE in Choice Mottled Kauri, 123, Queen-Street Wardrobes,Bedsteads.Wash stands acd Toilet Tables. /CARPETS, Bearthrogs, '■ T. &H. COOKE, \j Linoleum, Floorcloth, i 123, Queen-street. Matting, Door Mats, Bath • Mats, in great variety. L_ IBKBAL DISCOUNT to Gash Purchasers. All m*oS^ IIXSSL S°°aß delivered free In town. 123, Queen-street, catalogues post free on appli cation. ' COME AND SEE Hebbebt H. Smith's ECLIPSE COTTAGE STOVES. KAIAPOI WOOLLEN MANUFAC TURING COMPANY (Limit—)). AUCKLAND WARBHOU.SK, ..; FORT-STREET. Robebt Fbv, appointed Agent for Provincial District of Auokland. / | . ~— " ■ ; "^ ' mHB NEW BUILDING SOCIETY. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMA NENT BUILDING, LAND AND INVEST . MENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND. CORNER OF QUEEN-STREET and VULCAN LANIC. All olasses are invited to take up Investing Bhares, payments weekly, interest remonera- LOANS granted on seourity ot Freehold or leasehold Property for the purpose ofBOYiNO, Botldino, &a, in Bumg of «20 to «5000. repay -1 able-for every £100 advanoed-at the tpUpwiM soateTby weekly, monthly, or auarterly instaP menta:— ■ ■ ■ -■ ■ -■■■■■ Kflpayments Per I Repaymente Per 5 extenduig over Week, extending over Weok; t ,i,. 8 years .: 1510 7yeara >. 8 3 i, i years ..12 6 8 years .. 7 8 I 6 years - 10 6) 10 rears - 6 8 ' BPKOIAL FAOIbITIKB are given to Bor rowers for paying off part prinolpal money and reducing weeKly payment, or tie whole smn may be paid off at any time-the Soolety grant tog ÜBKRAI, WfOOgH^ SRASX& j^^ ' DEAD, MABK, AND LEAKN.J • A JAMES RED 3 & SONS, Hobson-street. I CABINETMAKERS, SI'IBAL TUBNKBS, AHD 8 UPHOIJSTBBEBS, r'^>. Wish to oall the attention ot the pnbllo to their fine display of Furniture now on exhibition at their spacious warerooms. Customers liberally dealt with. Having introduced steam po wor, they are able to supply nil articles lower than any other shot in town. INDIA AND CHINA TEA WAREHOU3E. NO. 95, VIOTOEIA-STBEET. New Valencia Raisins, ex s.s. Orient l]lb boxes New Figs, ez ditto i 17 cases Mcnlng ahd Fancy Teas, ex May Queei Finest China Tea Sittings, Is Id per lb 10,000 Full flavoured Cigars, 1 for Is v c oases Tobacco (Virginia), at Is 6d per lb y 10,000 Swiss Cigars, at 2s 6d per bundle a English Sauce, at 6d per bottle 151 J-ohests Choice Assortment of Indian Teas 500 boxes First Crop China Teas, inolndlni o a Line of the Finest in the largest Shlpmen n ever made to the Australian Colonies L 8 New Valenola Almonds, ex s.fl.Borata 100 J-chests Choice (Ist orop) China Tea . Yorkshire Relish and Hudson's Soap Kxtraol , ex Wellington. Tbhmb Cash* 7 Fredk. Whitkhbad, teambrohant&generalimporteb 85 VIOTOIUA-SIBBKT. 3> £*~t i\ "i'O £1000 LENT on BuUtliu 3^.JLtP Society principles, or on other term to suit borrowers. Mortgages and Loans neg( Hated. See List of Properties for sale on fourt Doge. Bix per cent allowed on money dflpoa/te for Investment. -C. Wiluamson, Urn( Bstate and Flnanoial Aaent. Vnlean Lane,



Public Notifcea. ', -JM- O T I 0 , JS. RECEPTION OF TAWHIAO. j '■■■('■. mmm ™*"™ t A BANQUET will bo glvan to TAWHI4O ' AND PARTY, at the CBOBAL HALL, '10 ~ c ■ I MORKOW (THURSDAY), 19th Instant, at 7 , p.m. ~ ■ , I TICKRTS, 108 CD EACH. Visitors will alao bo admitted to witness tho Banquet Ladies, 2a Gd; Gentlemen, Bs. ( Ticketa to bo obtained from tho undenslgne* • Early application requested. . ' fj 1 JAB. STODART. Secretary Rocoptlon Commltttw. Chambor ot Commerce, ■ 18th January, 1882. ....... \ T3OARD OKEDUCiIION. Inconsequence of tbe Teachers' Examination, , i the reopening ot the following Schools is Po. t- , 1 ponSZtlltWdAY, 81st Janusw instants- « j ; WeUesley*treet,Beroefordßtreet.Nelson-BttebJ| High-street, Devonport, Newton East, Newb-n West, Ponwnby. .> ■■ , . ..■, ■/•,■. n.-«. Byorderottießoa^^^.— - Seoretary. S" PECIAL NOTICE,—Extra Good Blue Doe Suits to measure, M 10s.-J. William*, Tailor, Viotoria-streot. • " _ i __ , R l L L_L_ A * The Billiard Table at the Olty Oft* Hptel has now a New Cloth and New Sot of BlUlara. Balls, and is undeniably one Of the best ana fastest tableß in Auckland, Which one trial will . prove. Choioest brands otLlquow In Billiard^ « room bar, ' _'" ■ THE AUCKLAND SALT WATEK BATHB, BaBAKWAiOT,_ Are now open for Bathing;. The foltowinK rates will be oharged:- HinElo Bath, 31 Quarterly Tioket, Hj * SlonSSticket, 6s Half-yearly Moket,.** if be provided free bf^chariee^^ i N.8.-One Ceaat Boat, S5 teet long: ftlsb. • ' otheiSecond-hand Boats for sale. BOBtsl<et on hire. ' " ■ ■ English C'biuketbks" v. TWENTY-TWO OF AUCKLAND. The above Matoh wUI take ptaoe -, r ,« in tho AUCKLAND DOMAIN ORIOKET GROUND. 6$ -'•*^:; VJ:: THURBDAY, FRIDAY, & SATURDAY. 2nd, 3bd, and Ith Fbbbua&t, " ■- * ■ ■, ' I;:; 1 B A N D IN A T T B NBA N C "X; " ADMISSION- ONK SHILLING. TUBT '&J 0 E I V E D, -& ; Per May Queen and CoMmande!, '• ( ~, LAKGB SHIPMBBTS OB1 ,: ; rj BRUSSELS AND lAPBBTBV 'CJarpets, (AEX HEW FATTEBNB). A Bplendld Assortment of Erenoh and English ~ CRETONNES. ,/ . ~,, ~.. ~,, ! LACK ANDi NET OURTAINB ~ y In Great Variety. / ■ r ;-§ Brass and Ibon Bedsteads ahd Cots. r IRON VENETIAN BLJNDS (all colours). , ( VERANDAH BUNDS. PERAMBUIiAtORS:, FURNITURE of every description In stock j - and made to order. , IHSMJOTION INVITED, W INKS AND JJ AL L, Wholesale and BbtAh. cabinetmakerb and upholstebkbfl, < \ and carpet warehoußemhn, . Shoktland-steeht, 'qHIH'OLKBI OHINGLESI jj 200,000 Bb^J Hkalbt SHINOLKS! LOCAL AND NEWCASTLE COALS,'I*. FIREWOOD, &0,, , AT Lo wus T BATES, ' Delivered In Town bif Country. _ c ~r'^ 1 W. & <?■ WINSTONE. ! BanKruptcy wotiioes. . IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZKAIiAND, NORTHERN DIBTBIOT. /. ! ' In tbe matter ol " The Debtors and Creditor; Aot. 1W6," and of its amendment* ana oi tho Bankruptcy of John CiBVieBtEY, of Cook-street, In the City of Auckland, Master Mariner, a Debtor. ; • TWs is to notify that John CleverleyiOfOook- ■ street, in the City of Auokland and Oolpnr of New Zealand, Master Mariner, his thir d«r filed a statement that he If unable to meet hft engagements with his Creditors s the Mrat ■ HnKOf Creditors to be held atflie BnWMtte Jourt BuUdlnas, Bden*trat, Aucktao^jM WKDNBSDAY.the eighth day of Fewnary. •;,;. 882 at 11 o'oIoob: in the forenoon. . . '' Dated it Anokland this 18th day of January, 1882t 6. W. BASLKY^ Deputy Registrar. Messes Rusbbll, Devobk, & Coopbb, SoUoitorsfortheDebtpr N ■ > „ : ' • - ———^-. ' n - -•• : ....... .- ■ ,— ! .:■•-, ■■• ■■;. :"'• , " ; AnctiOnß, \,"V--'-': j ... ,'/> ]F|IDAY, JANUARY 20. , AT THE SETTLERS'AUCTION MART, : Opposite the STAB Office, is | '..;•.■, .. Wyndham-atreet. :■■ ,■-;•..;{.,'jH»i|| J, E, LAMBERT AND CO. WILL sell by auction, attl\o;Settler«7^ ;\>? Mart. WyndhamHitreet, on Friday, 30th instant, at 11 o'clock, Poultry ■ '' ■ «. ■■.■■■■ ;'„'• •' ~ . : Frodaoe of all kinds : ■ j Chairs, Colonial Oven . • , Cheese Vat, Meat Bate r ; (|! &0., ' &0.. ': &O. W. 8. COCHEANE li I JAS. DAOKB I>RU)ly,; JANUARY 80, fIQUSE H OLD, F URWITUB^. nnjiEPubscriberswill sell, at their Rooms, X Fort-street, on Friday, Jftnuisry 20th, at llo'clook. , GENERAL HOUSBHOLD tDRNITURB,' ! oonsistlnec of Conohes, Chairs, Piotnree, ! clocks, Bewing Maohines,. Carpets, i .Vases, Mirrors, Tables, Iron and wood ' • Bedsteads, Mattresses, PaUiastes. Bed- r I dlnß, Cbeets Diawere, Washstands and. r Ware, Clothes Press, Glassware, KitoSou Utenails, Stoves, Knife Cleaners, &% Toys, Wire Rope, BZooks, Wheelharrow, SAMUEL COCHRANE ft SON, Auctioneers. W. S. OOCHBANB. [JAS, DACBB I WEDNESDAIt, JANUARY 25. COTTAGES, , PARNELL, MOUNT EDEN. rpHE snbacribers will sell at their rooms, L X Forfrßtroef, on Wednesday, SKth Instant,at, Uo'cLock. i .■ .:■ By order of theEzeoutor lo the Estate of Mm ' Mary Mapdooald, deceased: Allotment 9, snb-lot 63, Parnoll, havlm a.. frontage Of 50 feet to Manukau Road _ ' (opposite the District School), with «.. v . oomfortable Cottage ot S rooms erected thereon. . ....,■, ■. ... ..,.'. v-,. ,;■,,.,.',,■■.;.■ ,-i,|... t ,. A Cottage of three rooms, erected on-iurt ' 'Lots, Section 14 baring a frontage of •■/ 80 feet to View Road, Mount Bden. ■ -r SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, W, 3, COOEKAHB. JAS. DACBB v FRIDAY, JANUARY 20. ■." ■;'■•■" IBON TANKS. ; ' ' rflBE subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, X Fnrtrßtroot. on Friday, ttie 20th instant, - at II o'clock prompt, , II fi IRON WATER "TANKS, 100 gallons. - To ba seen at Messrs. Brown, Campbell and , K . Cft'eYards. S SAMUEL COCHKANJB & SON, * ■ ! Aoctionc;er«, » » _ ■ -*-■* ■ ■ ■' (Oontinned on Fonzth Page).