CHILDREN'S HYMNAL.

This new hymnal, adapted aa well for family as school use, being edited by Mra Carey Brock, assisted by Dr. Walshara How, Bishop of Bedford, Dr. Ashton Oxcndcn, late Metropolitan of Canada, and the Rev, A, J. Ellerton, Rector of Barnes, whilst tho musical supervision was exer. cised by tho late Henry Smart and Sir Frederick Gore Ouseley, is, it is needless to say, far beyond tne reach of criticism. Music and words are alike perfection, and as for universality of scope, this is best testified to by the fact that the proprietary committee of "Hymns Ancient and Modorn" withdrew a projected collection of their own in its favour, although their compilation was considerably advanced. The book, which can be procured at Messrs Upton's at a very small cost, has been adopted by the Auckland Diocesan Sunday school Association, and was used for tho first time yesterday in £>r, Matthews Sunday-school; where it Rave tho greatest possible satisfaction to all, teachers and (scholars alike.

DISTRICT COURT.—This day.

(Before His Honor Judge Macdohald),

Undefended Cass.—ln the following oas» judgment went for the (plaintiff in default of appearance by or (or the defendants, viz, John Lamb r. Annie Nicholas and another.Jß32 18a lid. AwotmNßD. — W. MCAfthur and- Co. v. Joseph Pretty and others, P. Shine and W. Humphreys v. Henry Palmer, Manuel Bii va V. Dame, Clarence Youngs v, same, K. W. Burton v. John I.unrton, Jean B. Larober v. J. M. Dargaville, Maurice Kelly, v John Cash. DR»«ND«iD CASKS.

Thomas Brown smith v, ctUi&Ks Lavkli —OtatnK £il 163, for breaoh of agreement, —Mr K. Cooper appearod for the plaintiff and MC E. Hesketh for the defendant.--Thomas B. Smitb{ the plaintiff, deposed that early in November last no entered into certain negotia tions With Me Lavqr lor, tbe purchase ot his business, tno arrangement finally come to beiriK that he should take over Liver's stock at the Auckland soiling price (less 33 per cettt. dis count), which was understood to bo double the Kngliah price. They Went over the stock together, obtaining the prlcts from the pattern took. Those were the prices that tho defend ant stated to be the Bellini; prices rating in the town. He subsequently found\ on referring to the Knglish invoices obtained from tho defend ant, that tho prices charged were not tho selling prices, bat higher than them. (Tbe witneoa then instanced somo of the alleged over charges, besides statins the manner In which ho had ascertained the factj — Charles Le Roche, painter, and formerly owner Of the business whioh Mr leaver sold to Mr Smith, deposed that be brought the two parties together, and that he was present while they dlecussed the terms of sale. Ho heard Mr Layer offer to sell at a reduction ot ten per cant on the selling price, and eventually upon/wltness'n suggestions he agreed to sell at a reduction of 33j per oent upon the selling 'price which waa the same rate at which ho had bought. This was aocepted as the basis ot thn arrangement. —Win, Frank Phillips, paperhanger, deposed that the recall price of paper was 100 per cent. above that of the manufacturer.—This was the plaintiffs ease,—For the defence: Chas. Layer. the defendant, waa first called. He deposed that be was a builder, and that two months ago ho bought tho painter's business and stock of Mr do Mocha. Kignt or ton months after this transaction took place, a man who owed him £60 cleared out, and ho therefore increased his iirloes In order to recoup himself (or this loss. The arrangement ho made with Mr Hiuith was that he should sell at the prioes marked, deduotlng 10 per cent, from the paper hangings, but ultimately ho took off 831 por oont. He never said that his prioes were double tha Kngllah cost. He did not hear of this olalm nntil two months after the sale bad been completed and the money paid over. Thli being all the evidence; his Honor non-suitod the plaintiff.

POLICE COURT.-This day.

(Before J. £. Macdonald, Esq , K.M.)

Drunkards.—Three; 5s each and costs. Luoy Akhstrong. — This young girl was again brought up, charged with having no visible lawful means, etc.—This case had beon remanded tor f nrthor enquiries as to the truth of Luoy's statement that she had beon in aorvloe.—Mr Pardy said he found that the girl's account ot hereolf was partly true ut on leaving her place she had returned to her old habits and associations. — He would not press for a conviotion in tnis in stance, preferring to give the girl another chance.—His Worship recommended prisoner to be oarefnl in future and discharged her. —Luoy curtsied with thanks.

Fkminjnk Fiuir.Tsr.—Mary Burlrttt was chargod with drunkenness and riotous con duct in a pnblio street on the 11th inst.— The unfortunate woman deposed that she had beon (or a long time accustomed to the free lite ot the bush ; that with the consent of her husband she came into town for a holiday, when, un happily for her peace of mind, eho was tempted into a hotel and took brandy, which caused her head tospin round and hurled her b:dy to the ground. If His Worship would allow her to go •he would return at onca to her dear husband and never get drunk any more. Adjourned nntill Wednesday to giro her an opportunity of leaving the city. Bad LanquaGK.—John Home was charged with using insulting and offensive language on the 12th instant.—The prisoner, a respectably dressed young man, pleaded guilty nnder pro voking ciroumstanoss.—Mr Pardy aald this was correct, prisoner was greatly annoyed.—Dis charged with a Dilution. assaulting a Conbtablb.—Thomas Charles Noonln was charged with violently assaulting Constable MoCormaok by collaring him and threatening to choice him on the 11th.—Prisoner pleaded guilty, and was fined 20a and costs. This was all the business.

MUSICIANS IN LITIGATION.

AT the District Court to-day, the following case was beard before Judge McDonald :—

W. A. Thompson v. Charles Turner. —Claim, ,£IOO, for breach of agreement.— Mr A. X, Whitaker appeared for the plain tiff and MrThorne for the defendant.—From the former gentleman's statement cf the case it seemed that in Not. last Mr and Mrs Thompson (Miss Carrie Godfrey) while at Sydney, contracted with Mr Tur ner, of the Montague-Turner Opei'a Company, for a six months' engagement at £5 and £10 per week respectively, the plaintiff acting as a member of the orchestra, and his wife as the leading con tralto singer. At the termination of the Auckland season, Mr Turner terminated the engagement. He sent a letter stating that Mrs Thompson's condition precluded her from performing any longer, and there fore that neither she nor her husband would be required any longer. Bis client was willing to bave con tinued his share of the contract, bat was not given the opportunity, and he claimed full wages for himself till the end of his term. JX othiiig was asked iv respect of the breach made in the contract with his wife. —William Alexander Thompson, the plain tiff, was the first witness. He deposed that he was a musician. Ho entered into a-six months' engagement with the defendant at Sydney in November last and acted under it for two months,.when, in consequence of a letter received from Mr Turner giving notice that the services of himself- (the plaintiff) were no longer required, they ceased to act for him. The reason alleged for this was that his wife (Miss Godfrey) waa not in a fit condition to sing (being enceinte) but the fact was that she continued to sing until tho Company left for Wellington. Mr Turner offered to take them for a fortnight to the latter place if they wished, but wit ness declined to any such agreement, as the contract had been broken. He had been receiving £5 per week, and his wife £10 per week. He had been connected for six or seven years with the stage, and he knew of cases of ladies being confined during the continuance of an engagement. Thus Madame Simonsen, while playing in " L'Africaine," was confined on the night after a performance, and two days subse quently resumed her professional duties, He had net claimed anything, how ever, on his wife's account (although she had offered to get someone to fill her place), but he had simply claimed four monthe' salary for himself, £80, and passage money from Sydney, £20. His wife was confined yesterday afternoon.— Cross-examined by Mr Thome s He pasi. tively denied that on any occasion bis wife's appearance in the dress of a page had caused a general titter amongst the audi ence, and that she was obliged to put on a sash. She was quite compo:-ent to have performed much longer.—Dr. Hooper de posed that he had been attending upon Mrs Thompson (Miss Carrie Godfrey), and that she waa confined yesterday afternoon. He waa of opinion that she had been capable of playing up till Saturday nighfi He had attended in a similar capacity upon a lady of the Simonsen Opera Troupe, who played np till the night of her confinement. Neville H. 1 horn ton stated that he had been connected with tho stage for the last 20 yean, and that the practice in such cases as that of Mrs Thompson was to allow the lady to play up till the day of her confine ment, altering the cast and the ran of " pieces "to suit the circumstances. He knew of more than a dozen instances of this. Ladies generally returned to their duties three or four days after tht> accouchement. Husbands and wives received their salaries separately, the ladies looking sharply to this. This waß the plaintiff's case. — Mr Thome stated that he was prepared to call witnesses to shew that Mis Thompson's state was such that it was indecent for her to appear longer. — His Honour said that this class of evidence would not avail, so long as the ladye' competency to sing and play was not questioned. After some consultation be tween the learned counsel, Mr Thome con sented to judgment being entered lor the plaintiff for £20 and cost. 'I he Court then adjourned till 10.30 o'clock to-aorrow morning, when tho case of \Yoodwaid v. Philipps and Son will be taken.

CORRESPONDENCE.

COALITION BETWEEN THE TEM PERANCE BODIES AND LICENSED VICTUALLERS' ASSOCIATION.

(To the Gentlemen representing the Tern peranoe Bodies,—Pet favour of EVEN ING STAR.) Gentlemen, —As I was not able to be at the Temperance Conference on Saturday when the Licep Biog Act was considered, I feel it imperative on me thus to lay before you what I, should then have said. I have looked upon thia coalition between temper. »dc<3 advocates and Licensed Victuallers.for the election of the Licensing Benches, -vith unmingled surprise and regret; seeing that you are hereby placing yourselves in a falie position from which retreat will be hence* forth impossible—in fact, giving yourselve* up, bound hand and foot, into tbe power of your opponents, who will certainly never relinquish their grasp upon yon. You will see what I mean if you consider the follow* ing points [**■ 1. You have repeatedly asserted as yonr most solemn belief that tho liquor traffic is wholly an evil, a cruel curse to the people* a wroiig and wicked* ne^a that should immediately cease; ttn'a now you propose to take an active part in licensing that very traffic, on the poor plea that it is better to have, say 9d house in a place than 100; and that if you help to license tho 00, it may prevent others licen sing tho 100. What do you suppose the public will and must think of thia ? They cannot but conclude: Either these men have no principle at all, or they care very littlu for their pHnciplSs, since no con scientious bian ever did or ctiultl feel hilrt self justified in knowingly and deliberately upholding 90 wrong things, lest other wise some one else should uphold 1(JO ; and presently when you wisb to reduce the 90 say to 50 do you not think it will be said to you—" Where is your justice or consistency, that after having granted these 40 licenses for s'Omo years, now you wish to take them away f" And what rational answer can you make? Clearly none at all.

You will have iriado yourselves humil iated tools in the hands of tho very influences that you have hundreds of times declared inimical to the public good. 2. Consider further—Yon are now acting as though your Only foe was the love of drink. Is it really so that you do not see that your fur more potent foe is the love of money, which uses the love of drink to further its own ends ?

What you aro doing is most intensely to serve thai love of money. You are doing your utmost to raise tbe liquor traffic into an enormous monopoly; to override the interests of the whole community; to place New Zealand as England is placed under the heels of that monopoly—that will never a^aiu willingly lift its proud foot from the neck of its victim,

It needs no penetration to Understand that the Licensed Victuallers Will readily accept your piofferred aid—which you can hardly think they would do for any purposes inimical to the trade. Nothing could better answer their ends than that the total abstainers should publicly sanction the building np of the drink monopoly—thereby for ever closing their lips against the enormities of their own creation.

3. Even were there not these insuperable objections to your present course, it would still be a most fatal step to sanction that which many of you harti solemily pledged yourselves to do all in your power to get rid of, and which the rest of you believe ought to receive no tolerance at your hands. A. truckling policy never yet won esteem from anyone and never will. But friend and foo alike respect clear-headed, strong • hearted manly consistency. You have repeatedly declared the Liquor Traffic to be a deadly foe to humanity. If you believe that, you know as woU as Ido that compromise with a deadly 100 is tho most heinous treason. If you do tot believe it, then recant your numerous statements to that effect.

I have never believid or said that to touch alcohol, except1 medicinally, is a sin. You who do believe that will never be re garded as consistently honest in licensing men to persuade yet other men do the very tbiut,' which you deem a sin.

There is but one coarse open to you under the Licensiug Act, viz,) eeek to put on the Bench only such men as will refuse any and every license. You may have little immediate success, but your integrity will be respected, and you will lay a secure foundation for ultimata triumph* I am perfectly acquainted with what may be said iv reply about moderate mcv and measures, and gradual progress, which, knowing as much as I do about total absti nence and Qood Templary can appear to me only either as insincere blandness, or else the renunciation of long-cherished princi ples. But for the too-great length of this letter, I could easily show the utter hollow ness of all such talk of " moderation.''

It is to me, gentlemen, a most painful task to write this; respecting Which I havo bad much and long hesitation. But I have been so shocked at the humiliation brought on ' ■ Temperance principles through the course pursued by Good Tem plars, in helping to return to Parliament some of the most unprincipled patrons of drunkenness, that now, seeing the united bodies of Temperance men still further pursuing that downward course in this coalition to maintain tho drinking habits of society, on the treacherous condition that they shall be curtailed (if indeed at all) to so small an extent that even the Liquor Traffic can wholly approve of it; seeing thete things with exceeding pain and astonishment, I could not allow it to be thought that not a single voice had been raised against it.—l am, gentlemen, with regretful respect, yours, &c, Samuel Edger.

February 13th, 1882.

SCARLET FEVER IN ONEHUNGA.

(To the Editor.)

Slß,—l regret to find that the bcarlet fever is rather on the increase in the borough of Unehunga than otherwise, which is much to be deplored. As is well known, One hangs has for years been considered one of the most healthy places in New Zealand, but it has now, seemingly, been converted into a pestilential hole through the culpible negligence of its Town Council, which has refused to take any steps to atop the pro* gress of the pestilence, which has now nearly reached every other house in the township. Although the Borough Council has been in existence some four years, no sanitary officer or Inspector of Nuisances has been appointed, nor have the Council ever caused a single report or inspection to be made of the nuisances which are known to exist in many places. In Nowsomo-stroet alone—the immediate locality of three of the recent deaths—clean and respectably kept premises will not let owing to the filmy state of cess-pits in the yards of several others; and dozens of pigs are Kept and fed on animal offal in different parts of Queen-street, from which the most noxious odours are sent forth. Premises of this character are not looked after nor inspected, hence the scarlet fever in on? midst. On Saturday evening the grave dosed on Tasman Dale, a fine boy, son of Captain Dale, and the second victim carried off by scarlet fever iv that gentle man's family. I wonder can the parents of these little ones, prematurely carried off to an early grave, refrain from looking on the local .authorities as morally guilty of the murder of their children. At the Thames, when scarlet fever made its appearance energetic measures were taken by the Mayor and Council to keep it within prescribed bounds,which proved effectual. The means adopted were, I believe, isolation, disin fecting, and strict sanitary measures as to nuisances of all sorts in the Borough. About eight months ago Mr Blakey, who was then Mayor in Onehunga, advocated precisely similar steps being taken just when the scarlet fever was in its infancy here, but he was cried down in the Coun cil, and ultimately had to resign his posi tion on account of his action. In Onehunga we have got a loquacious i and pugnacious Councillor, who op poses everything and anything which does not emenate from his own little brains, Parnell-like—but he lacks that gentleman's abilities. 1 don't suppose yie shall get rid of the fever and nuisances until we can find a Kilmainham for our ob.

structionist, where he can vegetate over ill constructed waterworks and squandered borough funds. It is rumoured that sever&l of the Councillors are to be requested to re sien their seats, and it is not to be won dered at, seeing that they by their almost criminal neglect of j taty, have brought sickness, privation and death to the homes of co many burgeeses. Nor will the paltry £10 voted from the borough funds to relieve the sick save them from being expelled from the Council Chambers.-Youw, &c, A, iJURGBSSi

A report from Lake Taupo says the American white-fish (of which some were turned out two years ago) havo been ices. Some one says that Christmas comes but onco a year, but, from the merry actions or some men we have seen lately, one would suppose that Christmas comes, on an average, about three or four times a week. —"Puck."

TELEGRAMS.

(FBOH OUR OWN COBRESPOKDKNT. j

COROMANDKL, this day.

The following nominations of Licensing Committee for.Mercury Bay Were received on Saturday t—John Sinythe, James Hamil> t«n, D. h. McPheraon, Charles Wright, Benjamin Nicbolls, William Lee, B. H. Nicholli.

Tho nomination of Coromandel Licensing Committee was »• follows t — James Thomas, Peter Tiorney, Colin leaser, P. Hi Blackmore, Charles MacFarlane, and Thomas Snell. The latter withdrew and the first five Were declared elected,

HOKtANGA, Saturday,

THE HON. J* HALL'S VISIT,

The Hon, J, Hill arrived last evening from Kaika, via Victoria Valley; accompan ied, bf Mr Hobfea, M.H.K!, and Copt. Sthitbi and tile special correspondent of the "Northern Luminary." He has been en gaged all this moriuDg with deputations from Natives and Europeans, and leaves at i o'clock for Mr, TVeb'ster'fli Hoicianga Heads. The attention and couhesjr shown by him to the people here have won him golden opinions. I hear he is delighted yf'Hh tlie district, and ho doubt hi* visit will bear good fruit., , Hq leaves on Mon day morning for Kawakawa, via Waihou, Okaibau, and Fakaraki.

RUSSELL, this day, Hailed ! lona. Passengers : The Key, Messrs Wills and G. Simons. *-^— (>KR i?BKSS_ASSOfcUTiON.) NEW PLYMQU'I H; this day; Cary'i Pirate* concluded a most success iul season here on Saturday night, when the hall was crowded. . The company left this morning by train for Hiwcra, where they play to;nif[ht. NELSON, tills ddy'. ANOTHER FIRE. Afire broke out during church hoiks lost evening in the centre df a range of stables becupied. by Mr Crcwdsdn, tramway pro torietbr, Mr Thomas, cab proprietor, and Mr Pickard, storekeeper, Crewdsbn had one horse burned to dentili and one tram cat was partially burned. The stables Wcrti completely destroyed, and Mr Crewdson s dwelling-nouse anil another building were with difficulty saved Uy the splendid, iprce Df water; The billy insurance is £100 id the Liverpool and London, £ 30 in the South British. . .. GOLD DISCOVERY. A discovery of a gold 'bearing roef 5 feet thick at Mount Owen about 80 milss from town by present road is reported.

CHRISTCHURCH, this day. THE ASCENT OF MOUNT CuOK. Thß Rev. \V. S. tiocen, companion and two guides, arrived by the steamer Te Allan yesterday. After consulting Professor Yon Haast, they deter mined to proceed via Albury and Mackenzie Country to Mount Cook. They will follow the glacier six or eight miles, and go via a spur on the South of Hochstetter glacier to the South slope of Cook; and try and ascend tho mountain thence Having dono this he will follow the fosman glacier to Its origin on the S.\V; of Mount Darwin. They are provided with surveying and meteorological instalments; Albo photographic apparatus, A young man, a son of Thomas Pye, gas fitter, was found dead this morning under ; circumstances leading to the belief thAt he committed suicide by taking poison,

DROWNING AT KAIPARA.

(BY TELEGRAM.—OWN CORItESPONDBH'f).

HELENSVILLE, this day. aitontLY before one o'clock this morning some men carried a drunken, incapable man down Dargavillo wharf to Durham, and slid him down a plank and left him lying On the deck, the captain turned oat and remons trated without avail. The steward got him on the batch on the lower desk and covertd him with a tarpaulin, |When the steamer left a 6 o'clock the man was missing. The fireman saw him at 3 o'clock; It is sup posed he fell overboard afterwards un heard, through the noiso of the doukoy pump.

KAIPARA SHIPPING.

HELENhVILLE.jthis day.

The Joeopuinß enhio in this morning, She has gone to t)nrga villo to load the din: mantled machinery from Kaihu flax mills.

The Oams.ru beat out with a south-west wtud to-day, and cleared the bar at noon. Jftvne othe-s attempted. The Nightingale arrived from Helens villa.

The Transport has rone to Makarau. The Jane Anderson, schooner, bound for Dunedin, In coming down tbe river, got piled ttp off Sail Point. She will float on Wednesday. A brigantioe is coming in—either the Aratapu or Clansman. The Freetrader, barque, is at Makarau.

SCARLET FEVER.

(To tlie Editor.)

Slß,—lt is greatly to be regretted that no little is being done to check the spread of scarlet fever, Itis once more in West-street, Newton, and to-day another victim was carried to his Ions; home. Some of the gutters in that neighbourhood emit a mo«t offensive smell, and no wonder that the inhabitants suffer accordingly. For'several years the. overflow from . water-closets at tbo top of the street ba* been allowed to run down the gutter in Dublin-street, and the authorites appear to be powerlmts to prevent it. Some ot our narrow-minded curmudgeons in Parnell, Newton, and Ponsonby, are against joining the City on account of being liable for water rates, but such parties forget to take into consider ation the amounts they would thereby save in the expenses for doctors and under takers, &c Unfortunately, it is generally the poor tenant, and not the owner of property, who is the greatest sufferer.—lam, &C—W. GREEHSHIEIiDS.

15,000 people at the Hobart Regatta. The British sailors are said to have refused to compete with the Russians, or rather with the Russian boats.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13 .



Meetings. A UCKLAND REGATTA CLUB. The Annual Meeting of Subscribers will to held at th» Olubroom, Waltomata Hotel, on TUKBDAY,IHh, at 8.30 p.m. Business: To receive Balanco-aheet, an* elect Committee tor ««*>«f EWoa. ■ Hon. Secretary. XT AMLEY GUN CLUB] The Second Firing for the Cup will toko place at BUenlle, on Wednesday next, at 3.30 p.m. ALFRED E.IBAAOB, Hon. SeorotMj. A MEETING of Gentlemen interested In the Formation of a RACQUET CLUB wIU take place TOMOKBOW (Tuesday), the 14th inst., at Mr O'SnUlvan's Office Shortland-streeS, at 1,15 p.m. TTNIOIC STEAM BAW, MOULDING, U BASS AND DOOR CO. (Limimd). Notice & hereby given, that sn Extraordinary General Meeting o? the Company will be held, at Meohanlcs* B»y Office, AuoHand, at 8 p.m., on FRIDAY tho 10th day of March, 1884, for the purpose of oonflrmlng certain Resolutions passed at an extraordinary general meeting ot tho Company, held at Mechanics" Bay Office, Auckland, on the 31st day of January, 1882, whereby It was resolved— (1). Tbat all existing Artioles be oanoelled. (I). That the Artioles now submitted be Instituted therefor, and re-enacted in place thereof. DAVn) MURDOCH, Seoretary. ELLESLEY • STREET BAPTIST CHUROH. EVANGELISTIC SEKVICES COMB AND WELCOME. Banker's Hymns used. TO OUTFITTERS.—Wanted by a Leading House In WellliigtoD, a Firstj oloss Hand to take ohargo of the Clotting D»p»rtment; must thoronghly niidenrtand Wb business-no others need apply. Applicants to state age and salary reonired, and forward pboto.ua copy Of referenoes to Box 97. P. 0.. Wellington. . rfiBAVELLBB. — Wanted, a Traveller 8 for Wholesale Ironmonger; none need apply but experienced ironmongers' travellers; Sood salary to a thoroughly competent man.- SpplyßWE 85, Post Office. Wellington.



Wanted. WANTED, a Catpentet.-Apply Rs and R. Dnder. ——3 W" ANTED, a Youug Man acciistomed to drive a baker's and grooer's oart—Ri and B> Dader, North Shore. . . WANTED, a First-dlaea Ldboaren— Apply to John Petford, Plumber and Gasfltter, Vnlean Lane arid Hlgh-streeti ANTED to Lease, a Small Home stead In the Suburbs from 3 to 5 acres Scoria or volcanic Land;— Apply " Star." Eden Terrace Post Offloe. WANTED, an Owner for a Chestnut Mare with white face, now running in my Paddock at tho Lake, supposed to have oome from the Wade Dlßtridt.-^D. Robertson. AW TED, a Man for a farm ; one able to work a double-furrow plough.— Apply Pfttoroon and Co-., Lome-street. ANTED, d Good General Servant) Sinfamllri-Mrs Hrtnoflok, Ponsonby. -=-At«Slt to Mrj) Haflleyj Hobson-stteet, near Wellesley-streev. -■„__._ \XTANTED, Smart Youns; Mod, aa VV Geniral Servant.-Apply, Nevada Hotel. i WAItTED, a Boots.—Apply, Glceson's Hotel; WANTED, a smart Boy for the bladk smithing.—Apply to Baoh & Fair weathor, Blaakßmithß, near Prince and Davy's boot faotory. WAN I'EU, good Cent Hands, to work at shop, or out.-Apply, JPoaMnoskio, Tailor, Sbortland-atreef ANTED KNOWN — New Electric , Battery. — RrofeßSw Thornton cures Deafness, Rheumatism, uore Kyes, and other Jleoaeosj, byi,means known, only to himself. The moit efQoaolous and expodltlaug remedy over diaoovered. — Belle Vue Housf, Kmily Place, opposite the Hon. F, Whltukel'e, W^ ANTED, a fook for country hotel.— Apply W. Jones, Tobacconist, Queen ritreeti ,_=__ —~..- WANTED, a Journeyman Baker, single man preferred, for WhangaroiJ. Good wages to a oompetent hand.—J. L. Bourke, Somcrs-Btreet. Mt. Eden Road. 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Short's), foot of Cook-street, soveral Piret-olaas Hands for Turning, Carving. Chair maMng, fee—Baldook _ Batty, Proprietors. ANTED t<) Let, two Furnished Rooinu, with or wltho'nt beard, new houso.throe minutes' walk from Qaoon-stroot,— Apply Stab offloe. \\i ANTED, a Situation by a married W Woman with a child four years old. Would glvo hor aervloo»for board and lodging.— Addrona it.B.. Newton Poßt-offloe. WANTED, a Jfirst-clan Milliner, by » loading houia in Wellington. None but those thoroughly oapablo of taking ontlro charge of mlUlnery workroom need apply. Applioant to state ass, salary required, for-rrard copy of rgfereno aid photo to Box 87, P. 0.. WeillngtO- W ANTED, a respectable Youth for tho boot trade.-W. Jaifrey, Abor oromble etreoti WANTED, a (.Icneral Servant; refer onoes roqutrod.—Apply to Mlbs Tole, College Koad, Ponßonby. ANTED, a wtrong Lad to assist on a building; one who can drive a nail pro ferred -Apply It. Laing. floton-Btroot. ANTED to Purchase, htatutcs of New Zealand tor aU or any of tho yoars 1887-73. inbluslve^-Apply to " Clerk," at tho offloo of Mr Thorne, Sollolior. »»T ANTED-Property-holders in tho city TV and suburbs wishing to sell may find roady buyers by calling with particulars at Central Land Agency, corner of Queon streot and Volcan-lano.-Qeorge yrater, Manager. WANTED KNOWN. — Removed to Albert Hall, Darby-Btreet; All Aooounts Unpaid on 18th Inst. will be handed over to Dolioltor.—J. D. Phillips. People's Tailor. WANTED, Persons wishing to secure a splendid Villa Site, or a spot for a market garden, at that rapid rising suburb, Northoote. to ball and make a selootlon boforo all are sold.—D. F. Evans, Ketate Agont, Quoon atreat. WANTED, all to know that Northcote is one of tho rapidly rising suburbs. PlanoC seotidnS for Sale (ranging from fltO oachi. on View at my onioc— U. F. -vans, Estate Agent. • WANTED, Pnrchaseru for Splendid V> Sfofitiohs at Northeoto; ranging from hait-nh-acro Upwardß, within lj mllos ot wharf. -U. F. Kvans. Kstate Agent. ANiED, a Man to Slautjhter and a good Cutter-up, in a butcher's shop; alrgle man preferred.—Apply Stah Offloe. . ANTED, a well-conducted goneral Servant §t onoe.—Apply to tho Pro prietor. W. Pye, qneen-Btfoet wharf. ANTED, a Good" General Sor vant,— Apply at the Harp of Erin Hotel, Ellerelie. WANTED, a General Servant; re ferencos required. - Apply to Mrs Brodie, Bronghten Hall, Parnell rise. TTTASTED KNOVfN—There are 600 W pairs of good Tweed Troußers to he Sold at J. Ooagrave and Ob.'b, for 6s lOd per pair. ANTED, a good General Servant} references reqnlred.-Apply between 10 a-m. and 12 noon, or after I p.m., to Mrs F. Wi Brookflold. Beafleld View. ■ ANTED to Rent, a good House with bli or •Ight rooms; mnst be near Qaeen street—State terms and partloulara to E.N., care ot R. Raw, Grocer. Vlotorla-street. WANTED. —To uaDinetmakers— Wabted. a good General Hand. Garllck md CranweU, City Hall Arcade. WANTED, a good General Servant- Apply to Mrs Choyoo, Park Road (off Grafton Road). WANTED to Sell, Mixed Paints In gallon tins; Knurl Oil, 2/9 per gallon ; Priming Taint. S/6_per gollon.-At_nson & CC Freeman's Bay: Wholesale Agents, Messrs E, Porter ft Co. , WANTED KNOWN, that you can Drees weU for a small weekly payment bygoinwitoMnnroandMlUigan, Bee advertise ment on front ■ «ge. WANTEU KNOWN, that Wm. Gadd isnowselUng Apples 2d por lb: Pearß. Sd; Plums, 6d; Bananas. 3d: Onions, lOlbs for Is; Peaohes, ii por doz.—Note the addreßS: Corner of Victoria and Nelson streetß. ANTED~KNOWN, J. Halllday, Boot and Bhoe Maker, la prepared to exeoute all orders In the trade; repairs neatly and promptly done, patohes put on with solu tlon.-Please note the address, Aberoromblo- Btreet, fourth Bhop from Bymonds-street. \»/ _«XED KNOWN —That the T T Auokland Timber Company (Limited) are Manufacturers of all description bf Goods, with Bupsrlor Machinery and despatch.—Worksi Cnstom-honse-street West WANTED KNOWN—The Cheapest and Most Durable Dreßß in Auokland is now selling at J. Cosgrave and Co.'s for 3b Gd, 80,000 yards dress staff. Tjd. WANTED KNOWN, that "Couil ferine." tho new atmospherlo purifier. Is a very pleasant, as well as thoroughly reliable Disinfectant, and shoald be used in every house In any neighbourhood where scarlet fever exists. Price Is 3d per tin at Gardner's English Pharmacy, 184 Qneen-Btreet, Anokland. WANTED KNOWN that the Victorian Loan and Discount Agency's Advortlso inont appears on 4th page. 7th colnma. \\7 ANTED KNOWN—That J. Co*. VV grave and Co. have the Largeßt Btook o Hats In New Zealand to choose from, and are now Selling at Half-prloe. WAriTED KNOWN-That fl. A. Colson, Vlotoria House, Viotorla-atreet, Is about to surprise tbe Colonial Publlo with a Grand Display of Valentines. The market Dpt being overstocked with these, the proprietor will guarantee to give the oustomers of Auckland every benefit WANTED KNOWN—That Mnnroand MlUigan have Removed from Karanga hape Road to Larger and more Centra Premises in Hobeon-street, near Wellington street. ._ 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 bush, just opened. ANTED KNOWN-r-Music, Music, Muslc-The Piano Muslo ordered by me fromEnßland has arrived; all 3d and 66 eaoh. Particular attention this time is called to tha Standard Popular Songs, whioh I,have BDeo—Dy ordered from lint; also Czerny's 101 Bzeroises, 1b ; Hemy's Tutor, 3b 6d; other Piano TutonUs; Ist and 2nd Violin Stringe, 4d; 3rd md 4th ditto. 6d.-W. H. DAMPIER, HobßOn street and City Market. Ti_7ANTED KNOWN, that J. MEL- Vt DRUM. Bootmaker, Shortland-street, Anokland, is calling special publlo attention to his Custom Work. Repairs neatly done. Boots Skwn and PBajQKD and Made to Order. A trial respeotf ally aolloltea J. MELD RUM. ANTED KNOWN—The Flirtation Waltz, only Is Gd, at Da-pier's Branch store In the Market. Be In time.. ANTED KNOWN —At Goodson's London Arcade oare has been exercised In the selection ot some, of the Greatest Novel ties ever seen in Auokland, suited for \ alentlne Presentations, specimens of whloh may be seen to the five windows; but the Btock should too inspected by every purchaser before making a soleotton. Trade motto-" Small profits and oulck returns." Hence we maintain our repu tation as being the Cheapest in Auokland for Stationery and Cutlery, Glaßß and China, Clocks and Watohes, Brushware and Perfumery, Jewellery and Fanoy Goods, Mublcol Inßtru ments and Toys. Dolls and Japanese Goods, the Useful and Ornamental. London Offlco: 58, St. Mar? Axe.



Wanted. i Vlf Aftl'ED. at Hannafora's Attckian 1 W HdslstrV (esiabllsted 186.U Sefer, . Femalß s-ervantß. ; \\7 A»TED, at tlannnford's Artckian ' W Registry (established 1863), Coo Laundress. 12?; Housemaid, 10s; same gentli ' _an"s family (ramakl) at once. ANTED, at Hstnnaford's Aueklan Rertlstry (established 1863), Middl aged Ploughman for Tacrangn; must hay reference. , ANTED, at Hannafbrd's. Aucklai\( Bsglstry (established 1863); severe young girls." . .. WANTED; at HSnnGfOTd's Aucklani BcKistry (established 18_j. Man Cook 30s ; Wflltrcsß. 12»; same Country Hotel. VITANTED, o JSurse accustomed t( W Ifodnit Children ; a good home to i good girl (townT.-Mfs Elsmore's Registry ahortland-street. r ~^_- _- W~ ANTED, a good Barman, fliao i ?o6ond cook (Man), and a Man to meki himKalf gbnera-'ly useffll) all good placeu.-Mn BlsnlQrO'a Registry ,'Hhortland-gtreet. 'A.^Ti'\S,B^T~Btior>S Yotth to help it shop-work; must be accustomed to th< trade.—Appiy to R. Reeveß. Batcher, VicJoria street. WANTED, a respectable Uir! from 15 to 14 —Addresß atSTAKoffloe. ANTED, a General Servant; icfer encas required.—Apply to Mrs Thos. H, Webb. Oak Cottage, Hobson street. WANTED, two Respectable Boys at Apprentices to tho wrought Iron Rango Manufactory.—Herbert H. Smith, Anck land Iron Works. WAJNiED, a first-class Machipst.— Auokland Boot Upper Faotory, Darby street- , ANTED', a Boy. -J, J. Swinnertou, Wood Tumor, Wyndham-straet. WANTED, an experienced Carpet and Furnlturd Salssman, also a Junior Band for Conntry Houso.—UarUok and Orah we]L . WANTED, a Good General Servant; duo fond of children. - Apply 3. Williamß, Vlctorla-ntrtet. _ „ __ WANTED KNOWJN, tnat tBO Usnt ra Freehold Land and Investment Agent'j has Removod to Corner Queon-street and Vuloan Lane, where the Land Business in all its branch™ is now carried on under the spdola! snperintendenoe of tit G. Krstior. Valpatlpne made, surveys for larid trarilrcrs oflfefited, and titles perfocted »t minimum coat. NO Charge made for registering proportles for sale AWT_D~HINOWN-J uosgraveand Co. aro GflUinß lien's Salts of tho Best Blue Sorgo at 25a 6d; fdahlonaHo maKo, ANTED KNOWJS—liuirtrofeßsoj Gusscott is the only Original and Practi cal American Herbalist In the Colony, and nluo the moat expensive man to do business with. He requlroa no information; ho can deolde at a glanco tho diagnosis of the oaso. thereby reliev ing the patient of. a great deal of nervousness and hesitation. Try and dlgprovg this if you pan .__ WAWTBJJ, two or tnrce urocers in Auokland and Ulstriot to take the AROrioy for Nebon, Moate, & CO.'s Pnre Blended Teas. Theso T6a3 a?e nsknowlodged by the Proßß and Publlo to bo tae iflnoflt over Bold In the Southern Hemlsphore, and aro eaorantood free from all scouted tea.—For particulars applj to Neleon, Moato, & Co., Tea Blenders and Importers, Hlgh-Btrcot, Uhrlßtchnrch. AWTED KNOWN, that E. Mltchel eon A Co., No. 10. Queen-street Wharf, are selling Malsie, Gate, Bran, Shares, Flour, Oatmeal, &0., fee, at lowobl Kiarkat ratos. ANTED KNOWN, that I am Cow Selling every description of China, Glass, and Karthenware cheaper all round than any other shop la the trado. Vases and China Ornamontß considerably Itolovr town prlcos. Oae trial will prove the faot.—Note the address: k. A. Henman, Karangahape Road opposite Newton Hotel. WANTED KNOWN, that Mrs Carter, of Vlotoria-Btrest, Is now selling Corsets at 2j Od and Ss 9d; liandsoitio Kmbroldory Trim ming, 3}d and lid; rich Fringe, 6d ', Beaded do.. Is 3d; Block Lustre*, 9d and Is 4d; Wools, 2s Ca per lb j White and Coloured Twiet.from 2d per yard; Scarf Ties, la por yard.—J. Carter. WANTED KNOWN, that H, Waitk's Fruit Tins are acknowledged to bo tho boat over introduced in tho colony. They re ceived a first prize at tho Agrlooltnral Show hold at KUoralie on tho 9th November, 1881. A recipe Is Issued to each purchaser, and the maker's namo is stamped on every lid. Sold by all Ironmongers, and at tho faotory. High-streot, next City Oounoll Ohambors.-E. WAITK, Wholoaafo afld rtetatl Tinsmith. WANTED KNOWN—W; H ( Dnmtner, Wholesale and Hutitll Booksellor, Hob son-Btroet and City Markot. has much pleasure in informing his friends ihat tho largo lot of elegantly bound Books (by good authors) have arrived. Kvory pUrohosor of a half-dozen will ba treated proolsolr tbe same as wholesale ons tomors. Those who conveniently can are re- S uosted to bring a Uueen-Btrcot book with loinj In order to oompare the difference In prloo.-N.8.-I shortly expeot a lot of Novels, &0., at Id oach. t WANTED KNOWN-TmTt j. jk. Lambert & Co. have opened an Auction Mart In Wyndham-street, ODPOBite the Btab offlco, for the Solo Of all kinds of Stores and Settlors^ Produce Consignees acquainting tho above „ goods oOmlng either by doat or rail, will find evory attention and oaro taken, no matter how large or small the consignment may be. for days of sale. Bee further notice. W ANTKI>-WANTED to Sell (cheopi, about 60 Sets of Jogs, only 2,1) set; 60 Sots of Juge, i to tho Bot, only 1/ set; 10-lnoh Plates, 4/0 doz; 8 inch Plates, 3/6 doz ; 32 doss Meat Dishes, from /9 to 2/6; Cups and Sanoers, i/6 doz; fiOdoa Mugs. /2 to IS: Kneraved Wine Glanaes, iJ6 6oi; Kngru?ed Water Jugs, 3/ and 3/6; about 100 Assorted Bdokn. ohoap I China Kgg Cuvs. fi; Glass Butter dishes. 1/ and 1/6; Glass Sugar Basnß, 1/ to 1/8; Canary Seed, /fi per 10; Hemp Seed, /I lb; lot of Turkey Sponge, /9 and 1/; Toy Plates, /2, 13. and /4; 60 doz Odd Cups, /3 eaoh; 1/ Tins of Baking Powder, only /6 per tin; good Rico. 5 lbs for 1/; Ship Bisouitß, Ii lb, i lbs for /6; Cabin Bisoults, [i lb; Largo Green Apploa, Ik lb, 12 lbs for 3/3.-H. WATTd, PittandQrey-fltreots.-Axo Handles, li,3/ doss. tfiARFENTER (good workman), >.ants V ) Employment, or part, either piece work or day.—Address' Joiner,' this offlco. Tenders. I^E.W ZEALAND RAILWAYS. FOXTON AND NEW"PLYMOUTH RAlti WAI. WAYBRLEY-PATEA, WHENUAKURA CONTRACT, - FORMA TION AND PERMANENT WAY. (Length about 81 mllos.) Publlo Works OfQce. Wellington, 7th February, 1882. Written tenders will be received at this offlco until NOON onFKIUAY, tho 10th March. 1882. fur the above oontraot. They are to be marked on the outalde " Tender for Whenuakura Con traot." and addressed to the Hon. the Minister of Publlo Works. Telegraphic Tendeis simi larly addreßßod and marked, will be received if presented at any TelOfsraph Offloe by noon of the same date, provided that written lenders aro lodged at any district or resident engineer's offlco by the same hour. Drawings, specifica tions, and general conditions may be seen at lhlß offloo, and at the Publlo Works Offices, Grahamstown, Auokland, Wangannl, Hawera, Chrlstahurch. Dunedln, Invorcargill, and at the Chief Surveyor's Offloe at Napier and at New Plymouth, The lowestor any tender not neooa sarlly accepted. By Command JOHN BLACKKTT, Engineer in Charge, North Island. r|iO TANNERS, FELLMONGERS, J. AND OTHERS. OHRISTCHUROH, CANTERBURY, N.Z. TENDERS WANTKD TO LBASK OR PURCHABE A Flrst-olaas Tannery, doing a luorativo Busi ness, in Full-working Order, with Machinery. Pits, and all necessary Buildings, etc, eto, with Dwelling-house of nine rooms in thorough re pair, with Stabling and Garden well laid out with Fruit and Ornamental Trees; the whole oontained on Sir Aoreß Land (Freehold), situ ated on the main Ferry Road, about 2} mllea from Christchuroh. The Tannery was established about 1872, and carried on by tho late Mr t'amuel Stuckey up to the time ot his death, and the Kxeontor now places the samo before tho publlo for disposal. Tenders open until Ist March, 1882. Any tendei not neceßaarllv aocepted. Full particulars On application to MESSRS. O. B. TAYLOR & CO., Oashel-etreet, Christchuroh, New Zealand. A RCH MILL HIGHWAY DISTRICT, Written Tendors will bo reoeived by the Trnstees ot tho above board for the formation of Bond-street, until 7 P.m. on MONDAY, 20tt inst. Plans and Specifications at Mr Browne's Great North Road. MICHAEL TOBIN. Chairman. rr\ENDERB FOR PLOUGHING, Tenders will be reoeived up to noon oi THURSDAY, 16th Inst., for Ploughing abom Twenty Acres of Land at Devonport, Nortl Shore. Tenders to. be addressed to H. Elms, oare o; Mesßrs Alison Bros., North fchorc, from whon all information can be obtained, mo BUILDERS Tenders will ba received until 12 o'olook oi MONDAY, the 20th inßtant, for Additions am Alterations to the Masonic Hotel, Cambridge. Plans, &0., may be seen at my office, and at th< MasonicHoteLCambridge^^^^ Architect. fpENDEHS will be received until noon 1_ SATURDAY the 18th inst., for the erec tion of premises at Otahnhu. THOMAS H. WHITE, Architect. fpENDEKS for the Erection of I Teacher's House at Kaurieohobe (noa WhEngarol) will be received by the Educatloi Board, Wyndham-street, Auckland, Until noo of WKDNKSDAY. the let March next. Plans and Specification at the Ofßco of th Board, and on application to the Chairman c the District School Committee, Kanrihohore. XVTaNTJSD, lenders for the Erection f Vv a Four-roomed Cottage In Oeorgi street. Ponsonby. Plans and spcclflcitlon" en be seen at the office of D. Ooldle's, Alber street, where tenders will be received up tl 12 o'clock of Batnrday, 18th inst. .__ For continuation, see First Page.)\



rersonai, Mfi MoINDOE, Gardener.—Please ca! at the Bti& office. T HAVE tound my friends at the War* JL worth Hotel, MahurangL -Splendid aooon modatlon. Beautlfnl soenery.-Q. F. aura Proprietor. To JLiet. TO LET, at North Shore, a Front Rood with flreplactf, 5s per week.-Apply thi ofDoo,' . . • fIAO LEl'j a famished Residence, a J. Remuera; for a term of three months :1m modlate possesßion can be glvsn.— l. M. Les box. Estate Agent: _^__. TO LET, three Brick Shops, Lovto Albert-ijfrest (next to Black Bull HoteDi- Apply to J. Craig; Comirieroe-street. 0 LET. a New Sllop iitiA Dwelling honso, at Ponsonby; fine opening for at 3«mmongor.—Apply to Alfred Tyer(lateßobert aocjifathara'j. UpWr Symonds-street. rayv LET, a S-TCfomod cottage,—Apply. J J. Abbott; Grocer. Hobßon-streek JiO BE LET, a Shop in one of th 6 prints pal streets; a good stand, with an old established business.—Apply to Brown, Barrett fcqo. ... Vo LET, in three weeks, a Six-roomed Houbo and Aore o? Ground at Epsom; good well of water.—Apply to W. Costello, Browri'Btreet, Bpeom, .. . .._.,_ !1O LEX, Fiifnished, a 7-roomed Cot tage, with bath, and every convenience; Bplondld view; retired eltuation; five miuuteß from towm—Apply offloeof thle paperi (10 LET, a Cottage in Durham-street.— Apply to D. Hyauiason, range-maker, Durham-street. mO LET,- Gentleman's Residence in fiftt- X olass order, situated lnCConnell-Btreet.Pon sonby; good garden, splendid view, &o,— D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qaeen-street. TO LET, in U^per Queen-streit, a Shop and Residence, with every convenience, plate glass windows &c.;renta!,2Sa 8d per week; freo.ofiates and taxes.- J. M. Lennox, Estate Agflant. JlO BE LET, the twff now Houses, newly erected, opposite .the Grammar School, Manukau Road, Farnoll,—Apply W. S. CoOhrano, 2ii, N.Z. Insurance Baildlngs. r 110 LET, a House of six rooms, on the X Grafton-rottdi-Apply to1 H< W. Heath. corner Qaeen and Weah Queen-streest, above Union 88. Company's Office. rip a LET, a very convenient Double »nop I and OvrelUng in Upper Symonds-streot.— For partioalaTs apply to D. F. aVana, Estate agent Queen-street. 11 0 LiiT, a very desirable Shop and . Dwelling, all in first-class order, Hobson flircet, near Victoria-street; rent, 2Cs per woek. —D. F. Kysnn, Kstato Qaeen-strset. !10 LEX, IA fhe Uest business part of Queon-street, a NSW bbop, having a frontage or 11 feet and a depth til GO feet, and two largo Showrooms overhead, each GO foet by 28 feet—Apply to William Rattray, Draper and Clothier, 178,180. and 182. Queen-street 110 LET, 4-roomed House, with scullery . and acre groflnd; rent. £21 per year.— Apply to Mr Roy noil, storekeeper, Klleraflej 10 LET, at Newmarket and junction of Kyber Pass, a Shop and Dwelling, fitted np for a Grocery Store; a good business stand. —Apply to Mr Kloharda. Bntoher. opposite. rO LEI', in Tort-street, a owre (next Custom houßa Hotel), containing Shop and five rooms, uuitablo for Warehouse, Restaurant, &o.; gas and water laid on,—Apply to J. M. Lennox, Queen-street. _ LET. To Let, Urn Three-story Building at present boing orootod, adjoining Theatre Royal, Vlo torla-street. Very suitable for a wholesale or manufacturing business. B- TONES & 00. rfl O GROCER 8. TO LET, in a good part of the City, a Corner abop, now fixtures, first-class opening) rent only 20s por week,-Apply to Vaile and Douglas, Land A gents, Shortland- street. _ O~f 0 X E X O LET. A. Mafikio having completed alterations, has a oplondld Store aft.* 30, conoretod floor, and rat prOof j has A splendid cart entrance to Durham- Btroot Wont, also a oellar CO x SO (weU lighted), oonorote floor, and r»t-proof.—For particulars upplytojlr Win. Aitkon, or A. Maokle.on the premls6s, Dnrham-Btfoot West (adlolnlng Bnok lana'a Sala Yards). EVOJSPORT, NORTH SHORE.—To Let, ono of tho boat ftnlahed housoa in the dlstrlot, also, a 6-roomed Cottage ( oompletely famished.—Kor Sale, three of the beat Allot ments in the dlstrlot, situated on tho beach, within two mlnntea" walk of the wharf,—Oliver Maya. Agont. 110 BE LBABKD for 21 years, 3,000 Aoreß of very fine Land in central Watttato, bolng Lot 279 and part of Lot 269, in the Parish of WhangamarlnOi—Applv to E. T. Dufaur, Ksq., Solicitor, BHortland-streot. For Sale. r/^OR IMMEDIATE SALE (Owner 1 leaving) a Bearitlful Walnut Trioord overstrung Piano (weatherproof) for «IS, oost fi7Ur-Apply. Star office. ijiOß SALE! a Good Sound Riding Hack / with saddle and bridle.-Apply 0. Burton and Co. .. THOK SALE, 81 Acr6s Volcanic Land, 2 wlih Houbo. Out-buUdlnus, Orchard, well stocked with fruit trees, good weU. taoks. ana every con eonlonoe, four miles from the city.— Apply to James Kenyon. opposite Baptist Sohool-room door. Chapel-streoU TJIOR SALE, the fishing Critter Comet, * with sails and dingy complete.—Apply to B. Strong, Paraelli TTIOR SALE, CotdmodiOuii Reaidenco, "> with large freehold aUotment, St. Qsorg,o'B Bay. Parnell; terms Owy.— Metcalfe and HilL 29, Nevr Zealand Insurance Buildings. TM)K SALE, a Firßt-clasa Conlectlonery 1 Business doing a wholesale and retail oash trade, altnated in QaeeD-stiroet, with Ma chinery and all other appliances for oarrylng on the same. Only principals dealt with.— Apply at tho Star office. IAOR SALE.—Verandah Cottage, four 1 rooms, etc. situated just off Oopk-stroet; price only filW. Very Cheap. <Must be sold*)- D. F. Evans. Bstato Agent. ITIOR SALE, a First class Second-hand } American Single-seated Buggy and New Set of Harness j also Vehicles of various do sorlptlons.—A. Maokle, iS.Dnrhapi^tjeet West. gi^OK SALE, a Ono-horse PoWer Water " Engine and Meter.—Apply at the Lemona de Faotory. Lorne-atreet ITIOR SALE, cheap, 145 Acres fltaraetai, " Kauri, and Totara Btish; easily pro curab:e and olobo to lauding.—Apply to Beo. L. Thompson, Commission Agent, 8 Lower Queen street * , ■TIOH SALE, a small Bakery and Con -3 f ectionery Business In a leading thorongh' fare near town.—For address apply Stab offloo. IvToTFAIR OFFER REFUSED (the 31 owner going to By«ney)-Threo Allot mente at Mount Eden.-F. Q. Ewingtoa. I? uli £300, Two Cottages, in York-street, V Nowton, near the new Roman Catholic huroh, each containing four rooms and porch with freehold aUotment; good well of water and workshop. Also, to be Let in Graham street, a Carpenters' Workshop.—Apply B. Bartley. Nslson-Btreet. ________ •jiOK SALE, really cneap, a Compact J Farm of ISO acres; about SO«ores In grass, part under orop, part good bush and fern j a iix-roomod House, Stable, Cow-Bhed, &&; Zi milea from railway station, and only 12 miles from town by good road, FOR SALE, a nice little Dairy Farm ot 72 acres, all fenoed and divided Into padiookfl, with good Houso, Stable, Sheds, and every con venienoo. and deeii-wator frontage, 10 miles from town. ~ . . Apply to John Boppet, Honsa, Land, and General Commission Agent, No. 8, Queen-street npstalra) mo CHEMISTS AND DRUGaibXS, For Sale, a Business in a rising dlstrlot. For particulars, apply to KEMPIHORNB, PROSSBR & CO. FOR Immediate SALE or LEASE, well ouUivated Farm at East Tamaki, corn rising lo7aores first olass land, weU fenced. Ind divided in several paddocks. ~eU watered n driest Beasons; there is a weU-flnished four roomed Cottage, almost new, besides dairy store-rooms, coaoh-house,stables. «c{distant from raUway station only 4} miles, by good road.-Immadlate possession given; Horse*, !tock, &c, may be shad at Valuation.—Further particulars may be had from T. W. Hlo-son. FOR SALE, a good General Store ana Butchery in Coromandel, doing a very good trade; building quite new. First-rate own references as to business. Prloe. «2<W; Stook at town valuation. A flrst-rate openlns or an enterprising man with small capital. PONSONBI—Fine Villa Residence of Bla rooms, nearly new, on Jarae allotment, oom mandlng view of harbour. North Shore, to., roKistor Rratos; water laid on; In splendid orSer. Price, MM. RANDKRBON , Land Agent. Educational. — . rpHE A RT OF OINGING i BOYAL A_K_J|t 0K MUBIOt : i ACADBMY ,_PiP^_ WNDOK. | ! IVyTR. GORDON GOOCH (Bronze and | ; M. suver Medallist and Asfloolate) ; ; having Btudied Ten Terms In this ; ; BoyalandNatlonallnßtituMon.ls.in : : the opinion of the several Profewors : with whom he was placed, duly quaU- : : fledtoteach Slngtog.-(Signed) G. A. i mac»abbb».Muß. Doo. Cambridge.- i i 1879. 1 : ---- :-■- |--f -j -■- "■ '"' "" '' "I" "■'- In reference to above. Mr Goooh Is prepare to receive names of Private Pupils for Bingin aid Voice Production at his private residenct Albert Park. TTT h 0^ C U T I 0 X The Auckland Elocution Class, conduoted t Mr Barry, meets on TUESDAY EV«NIN( l'ith luat., in the room at rear of St, James Hall, at 2.15. ___ M~ RS WOOLLEY (from London Teacher of Music and Binglng, Karang nape Road (oity Bide), opposite Lambotinie Ironmonger,



Public Notices. :■ . * !' TVTEW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL 5 Owing to a large portion Ot the English Ex hibits Sot being Shipped by the last Octant steamer, ana. consequently, unable to reaoh New Zealand before the end of March, toe Promoters are reluctantly opmpeUed to POST PONE THE OPENING TILL APRIL 10TH, consequent upon which applications for' Bpaoe will be reoeived by the undersigned till MAhOH 1 W. B. MITCHELL. Oflicial Agent, Chrlstohuson. ———— ' —' —^r —■ ■ rxOBBE TRAINEE. 0. IiAZELL, Lath Rough Rib'tNO SKRftBiNT-Mijon ANfi Equitation Inbtkuotoe, li'yeara iuH.M. Service, Begs to Inform the public that he has oom< monced Bnsineaa it the above line. Every Horse intrusted to his charge will be properly Broken and Handled, either ea Ladles' or Gentlemen's Chargers or to HarnenS. Also, In-" struotlon given in the Art of Equitation te Yoifng Ladles and Gentlemen at their dtfn pjrivate residence. Terms, Testimonials, and Proof Of Qualification Riven.- Apply to G. HAZELL, Fruiterer, Upper Bymonds-street. TE A! PURE -t rpEAM QROOBRB AND STOREtfKKPBKH wishing to do a Batis*-aotoht Tba Tbaßb, Will find ft GnsATLY to taem Advantaok (0 sell NELSON. MOATK & Co.'a. CMjBSbaMD Purs Li(jooKfNO Blended Tbab. These Teas are acknowledged by the Pbbsb and Public to be the Finest and Most Whole some ia the Southern Hemisphere. GUARANTEED FREE FROM ALL acKNTBu varieties, NELSON, MO ATE & CO., Tba- Mhrohants anh BLENDSaa, High-atreot, Chrlstohurch. Wholeialo Agents for Auckland: MKSBRB BABER AND RAWLINGh, OICHMOND'S NEVADA HOTEL, OORNBB OF QUKSN AND DURHAM-STREETS. The long promised alterations and additions to this popular place of call have at last been effeoted.and the Proprietor now takes thin oppor tunlty of thanking those who have heretofore favoured him with their patronage, and would ask a oontlnnanoe of the same, also extends a General Invitation to strangers visiting Auck land, to pay a visit to this place of Remarkable Beauty and Grandeur. Gtt AND ENTRANCE FROM DURHAM-STREET to the BAR of MIRRORS Reading and Commercial.—One of the most magnificent Heading and Commercial Rooms in the Southern Hemisphere. Papers from aU parts of the world arrive monthly. The Crystal Bab and Btbrlavtino Foun tain are Curiosities that should be Been to be fully appreciated. DILLIARD.ROOM. The Billiard-Room, beyond question, is a per fect Bijou, contains one of Thcrbtoh's Champion TABLES, and is under the supervision of Mr. Robert Darbah. PARLOURB. SITTING-ROOMS, BEDROOMS, ETC., not to be surpassed. WINES, BPIRIT3, ALES. CIGARS, ETC., ETC. unequalled. PAI A VISIT TO THE HALLS OF TUrONTKZUMA. ALLS OF IVIoNTBZUMA. 0 MEKCHANTS, BREWERS, BOTTLERS, AND OTHERS. THOMPSON AND CO., ORAWFORD-STREET, DUITKDIN, (Established 1868.) IMPORTERS OB" ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND SPANISH CUT COKES Have always on Hand and to arrive 3— Brewers', Bottlers', and Bodawater Manu facturers' Sundries, inducing all kinds of corks, bungs, shlves, teats, and spues, cellar sp corks* corking machines, capsules, tinfoil, bottling wire, superior isinglass (brewers'), book, purse. East India pipe and pure lusaian and Brazilian out; thermometers, ilind and common. All kinds of ginger, whole Ond crushed <tartario;aoetlo> sulphurous, citric; and sulphurio adds; spirits of wine; 61 0.p.; essenoes and essential oils? sodawater machines ; bottling racks, patent and common; patent eyrnplng pumps; sodawater and ginger mor bottles< ordinary; Lamonts; Hogbens: and Codd/a patent bottles; herbs, peels; and roots of every description; and every requisite for the brewers', bottlers, and ranted water manufacturers' trade. THOMPSON AND CO.. Crawford-street, Dnnodln. "fij 3 t 1 c ~&. In'thanking my Customers for p&st favours, I beg to Intimate that I have disposed of my iuslness, and Stock of Furniture, Glass, China, and Earthenware, to Mr Henry Kaf ton, and sollolt for him a oontlnusßoe of that support so long accorded to ma D . OLPHBRT. Queen-street, Feb. 13,1882. IN reference to the above, 1 beg to solicit a casttaraanoe of the patronage.so long ao oorded to Mr D. Olphert, and trust by strict attention to business and by selling at lowest possible prloes to merit a continuance of the ame. In future the business will be carried on at tha Basket and Perambulator Factory, 18,47, 8, 49, and 30, City Market (Wellesley-street Entrance). _y wio*. Febrnary 13, IBM. N ° * I C. E. I will not be Responsible for any Debts con tracted by my Wife, Mrs Annie White, Bhe having left her home since the Ist February, Bga>nst my will. AU penons are warned against being imposed upon by her statements of expected remittances from London, there wing no foundation whatever for such expecta tions. Any Information as to her whereabouts would be thankfully reoetvedby herhjunand, CHARLES WHITE, Topof Greyttreet. pU B L I C M O:T ICE. I. Martha Jane Lowe, will defy John 1/jwe or any other person to say that I owe anything not even to the value of a shilling, In or out of Auokland. MARTHA JANE LOWE. February 13,1882. mHAH X b . HENRY PECK begs to Thabk hla neigh bonrs 'and friends for tholr prompt and energetio assistance at the fire on his premises at the Whan, on Saturday morning, and by thtlr exertions saved from destruction his shop and dwelling. - f \NEHUNGA PUBLIC HALL. A Lady who Isleavlng the Colonies win give* Leoture at the above Hall TO-MORROW (Tues day) BVBNING, the subjeot being for the good of the public t> ii a! d t 5 i si . M. R. MoINTYRB, Ureadand Biscuit Baker, Kara nßahape Road Begs to inform the public that bis Blsoults, Gingerbreads, and all kinds of Confeotlonery are unsurpassed for quality, and thoroughly wholesome. Families waited on for Orders. tVWKDDINGI OAKKB. "M Concerts, Soirees, Balls, provided with re freshments on the shortest notice, and at lowest rates. J ii R M A" NJ • Fmte and Plooolo Player <late of Cary's Opera Troupe), is open to Engagement on any Band, Brass or String, npon Reasonable Term*. BaUs and Parties attendecL-Addreeß at this office. MORE LARGE FIKKB.-Secure your Property by mine Tann's Patent Iron L Safes.-E. &A. Isaacs, Agents. corporation Notices. CITY OF AUCKLAND. Notice Is hereby given that COBURG and BOWEN BTREETB, Near Victoria-street Ebbt, ARE CLOSED For Traffic duiing alterations. P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk.. Town Clerk's Office. February 11,1882. THOROUGH OF PARNELL, VALUATION LIST. d TAKE NOTICE. >• Tha Valuation List for the Borough of Par Del District, for the year 1882-3, is now open fo - inspection at the Borough Council Office f Manukau Road, Parnell. All objections thereti must be left at the place of the Bitting of tin ,„ Assessment 'Court, viz.. the said office, on o / before the 15th day of Febrnary next, addressee ,' to the Assessment Court; and a copy of ever] such objeotlon must be left at the said office no ■ • less than seven days before the next sitting o l i said Court. J! Dated Wth day of January, 1882.



Public Notices. FORMS cf Objection to the Vaujj ation Lists of the City and Blgbws Boards may bo obtained at the Stab Office. T\TEWTON HIGHWAY DISTRICT takhTnotice. The Valuation List for Newton lilghwo District, for the years 1882-83, is now Open fc Inspection at Mr Peter MoNalr's Resldenot Klohmond, All Objootlons thereto mast be lei at the Residence ot T. Faulder, Ksq.. the plac of the Bitting of the Assessment Court, on or tx fore the 16th day of FEBRUA BY. addressed t the Assessment Court; and a Copy of ever; soon Objection must be left at the Residence c Mf J. Hayes, York-street Newton, Colleotor t the Board, not less than Seven Days before th next sitting of the said Court. (Signed) B. T. WARNOOK, . January 14,1882. Chairman A RCH HILL HIGHWAY DISTRICT NOTIFICATION OF ITHE VALUATION LIST fob 1882-8. take kotice. 7 be Valuation List for the above Is now Opei for Inspection at Mr Birnie's, Great Nortl Read: ail Objections thereto mnst be left a thatplaoe on or before the 15th day of FBBRU ARY, addressed to the Assessment Court j an< a Copy of every such Objection must be left a the Residence of Mr Dondintr, Home-sireet not less than Uoven Days before the next slttinf ofthesaidCourt. mQEASh TQBm> ~• Chairmao. Tl % W O V^ A L, CLARE & GANE * HAYS REMOVED TO THO3K OBNTRALL'S SITUATED PRBMI3SO. noit to Maxlleld, Grocer, QUBBH-BTEBKT, AUCKLAND. LOCK-OUT AT UJNION SASH ARE DOOR COMPANY. In consequence of the Union Sash and Dooi Company refusing to comply to the very reason; able terms of the men, we earnestly reauestal! men of prlnolple and spirit not to apply to the Company for work ot any Mnd. 1 DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP, The Partnership hitherto existing between the undoreignod, trading together under thi Style or Firm of HULL BROTHERS, bat THIS DAY been Dissolved by mutual consent All'Debte owing to or by the late Firm, will bt received or paid by W. I*. Hull, who continues, FRANCIS HULL, W. F. HULL. Witness: H. J. Conollt. Auckland, Ist February, IBM. IN THE ESTATE OF JAMES EOPfKV AND CO. Mr. v. H. MoKKNZIE having purchased the whole of this EBtate, Creditors are requested to pay all Accounts to him; and he is authorised to deal with all Property belonging to the bated this 11th day of February. 1882. GEORGE HARPER.I Trustees. O. B. aTONE. ) Trustees. ART UNION OF OIL PAINTINGS BY CHARLES BLOMFIELD. The list of subscribers now being filled up, the drawing will take place at Mr Leech's shop, Shortland-Btreet, on MONDAY, February 20. 1882. rp I M B X b, The Union Steam Saw, Moulding, Sash & Doob Company (Limited) Is selling Second-class Timber in job lots, sizes 3x 1 and upwards, at from in 6d per 100 ft. Sawn heart of kauri shingles, specially manufactured to secure a smooth taper surface. Superior to and cheaper than split shingles, and in universal use in the United States. Price, 8s per thousand nett Sawn Laths, in bundles of 100, at Sd per foot per bundle. li/TONTSISRRAT -PURE- Jjime-fruit Juice & Cordials (Guaranteed Free from Alcohol). Lime-Fruit Juioo, Llmetta, or Pure Lime-Juioo Cordial; also Aromatic, Clove, Jargonelle, Peppermint, Pineapple, Quinine, Raspberry, Sarsaparllla. BEVERAGES FOR ALL SEASONS, FOR ALL CLASSES, AND AT ALL TIMES. Agent for Auckland: J, EDSON, Chemist, MEDICAL HALL, 196, QUEEN-STBBET. n r o v m v LIME. GROUND LIME. FORSALB SOUTHGATE'S Mahubangi Hydraulic Gbound Rochb Limb, in any Quantity, for Conorete. Paths, Floors. Cellars, eto. (next to stone Qaßgine,iis nprivalled for durability and hard-setting qualities). For tanks and other wet work It Is a flrat-olass mater B, KEANE, SOLE AGENT, CUSTOMHOUBK-STBBKT. A UCKLAND SAVINGS BANE. TEMPORARY OFFICES IN DARBY- STREET (Next to the Thistle Hotel). R. CAMERON. QHINGLESI QHINGLESI 200,000 Best Hkabt Shingles 1 local and newcastle coals, FIREWOOD, &0,, AT 'LOWEST RATES,, Delivered In Town or Country. W. & G. WINSTONE. FREDK. WHITE HEAD'S RETAIL TEA ADVERTISEMENT. FINEST CHINA TEA SIFTINGS. 1/1 per lb. Selected from the London market, and re markably oheap. Gives a strong, thick, and pungent liquor. CHOICEST PURE FIRST CROP BROKEN PANYONG CONGOU. This Tea for value in the cup is worth pence per pound more money. Price, 1/6 per lb. The like rarely oomes in to this market. A SPLENDID DARJEELING FL4VOURBD MIXTURE; guaranteed a blend of Pure India and China Teas. Price. 1/8 per lb. ••TEA EXTRAORDINARYI" The ready sale this Tea commands proves it worthy the name. Price, 2/ per lb, "FAMILY MIXTURE." A blend of extra highly cured first crop India and China Teas; will carry well, and Im prove with lengthened brewing,ln the pot, and prove itself an eoonomio hlgh-olaßß Family Tea. Price, 2/8 per lb. "VERY RICH DEEP BROWN TEA.' A combination of some of the purest, the strongest, and the richest flavoured Teas Dl™" imported. Give it a trial. Price, 8/ per lb. 90 BOXES "FOOKOAN PEKOE TEA.' About tho Finest Importation of the Season. Price, 28/ per box. Fredk. Whitehead, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TEA DEALER 95, VIOTOBU-STBKBT, AUOKXAND. JUST RECEIVED — Altbed Bibd '; BAKINO Powder, Cdbtakd Powdee .and Bl»ko Mange Powder. Custard Powdei lor making Custards without eggs: choice an dsliolous. Blano Mange Powder, for makib the most delloious Blano Mange*"wlth llttl rouble and a trifling'cost: tabs obtained inth tallowing flavours:—Vanilla Almond, Stray berry, Raspberry, Chooolate, Coffee, an Almond. Baking Powder tor Bread, Pastr; Cakes, Plum Puddings, &o. Its offects are su prising, as it imparts a lightness, wholesom ness. and^Bweetnesß that oannot ba "titherwli produoed 4- Testimonials: From 8 F. L. MoCUntook.Jßi«., FrankUnExpeditic (Arotlo Yaoht Fox)*Bept 21. 1859; from tl Emigration Commissioners, Westminster, Jo: don, &W., June 6; from the WarfOfQc London; a Certificate from the Admiralt London, Feb. 6. Agent for Auckland: ROBERT KKW, GHOOKB, &.0., VIOTOBIA-BTBItICT. SEWING MACHINJS DBPOT.-Dj Chambers has removed to 70, Queen-strec opposite the Bank ot N.Z. WHY be overvalued when Hiinnaton ot Upoer 9«B«n*^.S ß U m l 't t| ready-presenfrand fire off your appesis as, eaoTobjeotion. Remember- Wednesday ne. —15th, luatiiiiT. • 1 W- EDDING BING» ANU KEEPER! 15 18. and 22 Carat fine Gold.-Js Adams. Wa&mlker and Jeweller. Vlotorl street. ____— 7*l i\ i'O tMM LENT on Bulldii JtiX"" Society principles, or on other ten to suit borrowers. Mortgages and Loans net Mated. See List of Properties for sale on t otu cam. Blx per oent allowed on money deposit tor Investment. — a WnxiAMBOH, Lai Estate and Financial Asent. Vulcan Lane,



iioat ana Jfoano. ..-! \. T OST, on Saturday night, between the ij EJ Theatre and Parnell. a (told ring, W.B. onplate.-Finderrewardedonlaavingsaine at - J. Howden'B, Shortland-street. f. I" OST, on Sanday, between farnell and JU RaUway Station, gold seaL two three-; g penny pieces and a watoh key.-Flnder leave game at this office. ______ £ T OST, or Stolen, on Thursday last, abont c , XJ the Roman Cathollo Church, Newfon.% , ft White English Terrier, wearing One Tree Hi re District oollar.-Finder will be rewarded far L bringing game to this office. Any person do a taining the dog after this nottca v»iu bo proso y onted. )( CjTOLEN, on last Thursday, a Black 0 k5 Newfoundland and Retriever Dog; bran 0 collar withJ.Rae,Darby-Btreet.-AnyonoKlviDi{ Information that will lead to his recovery will • be substantially rewarded. • , ■jiUUND, a small Leather Pone, with '■■' ." JO money.—Apply this offloo. , : ~» Board ana JKeeldence. ,< a riOMFoKTABLE Quarter* for Two re* \J speotable Men, Terms mode»te.-OfW n don Villa, Vlnoent-street. Mrs Fuller. h /COMFORTABLE Board and Residence ■t \_/ for two or three Young Men.-~Mns : Oavanagh, Nolson-Btreet. second house from « Cook-street. j; ■ - 4 VACANCY for Xhree Gentlemen at 2 .A. Cambridge House (late Colonel Hani-, . tain's), seoond house from St. Matthew's Par* ■« sonaße, Chapei-atreet; also, a Suite of Apart ments. ■ ' "\TACANUY for Two Gentlemen.—Apply 1 T Mra Wlghtman, Eden Oresoentt . ,■ ARARAT :HOUSB.— Board and Residence for Two GenUemea; terms , moderate.—s. Smith, Exmouth-etreet, Newton r road, near Edinburgh Castle Hotel. I^OVKKHUK iJKOWNJS HWJ-I* V7T HOBSON-STRBKT. Boabo Aim Lodging *s per Week • Bikbußoom «._-_---■■«■■ ' . \j Shipping. -■ c ~^A' DARQUJE'ARNOLD YON i jfegfcw, *5 BIPPMN, FROM NBW ■BBBHKs Con»lKno6B are requested to " Pa«KnWeß.PayFre}ihtandobtotaJ^Tenr 1 Orders from the nnderstanedJ»l»<g» **ffi , All goods impeding the d-M*"*? 6 S'iSLTS?" I wJU^toredlttx.nsiimeM'rißk^weiise, » ' Agent. 5 Fort-street, February 18. MM- __ > * *. ■ »aRQUE ARNOLD YON ( Jfe£^Jo MPPK&T FROM NEW . Smßttm captain Moller will not bere sponslble for Debts oontraoted by W» «W j wlthont his written authority. i Money. 1 mHB NEW BUIUMNG SOCIETY ''"* mh&t society of Auckland. ,_ 00RNM1 OV • [ QUEEN-STREKT and VULOAN LANK, t , AUolaases are Invited takeup torMtoi': ? Shares, payments weekly, Interest remunsra al^ANS granted on BeoMlty orFregMMijK Leasehold Property for the propose ojfßtrnini, Edildino. Sco.. in sums of £20 to ASOOO, repay - ablSor ev^' 000 advanoed-at , Boale, by weekly, monthly, or auarteny instai i mentsi— Repayments Per Repayments Per, extenS over Week, extending over Week, s years .. 1510 7 years _ !. |. j iyeate -W 6 8 years . . TO Bylaw I 10 6 10 rears - C 8 SPECIAL FAOIUTIBB are I*™ » Bag,. , rowers for paying off part j^olOTl moneys^ reduolng weeidy Pamen^. thewholefum may be paid off at any tlme-the Society gran* j tng lib-b-x, "ggggfe g RABBR, Manawr. " A CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AND INVKSTMKNT SOCIETY. OlTIOB:—93, QCBBN-STBKT .. LOANS granted upon approved securities ot ,v , Freehold or Leasehold. ProperUesJn ■onart ' C3O to £6 000, principal and interest being re payable in instalments, at the following1 nU* tor every filOO borrowed;— t lyears-, - - "uA .}»"g J . Byears «'a «» » syears- _,'•»- J J »,! S " ' i 10years- - - II » MB Ml. jar Further partioularß may be obtained on application at&e Sodet^fco!^^ Seoretary. AUCtIOQBb B. TONES." B. O. OABB. B. D. TONKB TO-MOBKOW. TBEACLB I TREACLE I TREACLE : GOLDEN SYKUPI B. TONES & CO. ; u/"lLLsell by auction To-morrow(Tnes , TT dai),atUo'olook, r\\ ;. ■-~.•;■ 25 bids. Treacle i, , : ,■: 20 eases Golden Syrup TO-MORROW, NOON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. ; AT ABTHUR'S MAX T. (Furniture Department). ' >. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS (New and Second-hand), for Drawing Room. Parlour, Dining Room, ana Bedroom; Stores. Ovens, (Sewing Machines, Piano, Drapery. Clothing, Fanoy Gaoas. Also, ;■■■ •,.• ~ .■;', , 20 Fowl Cages. • . # . WEDH EBDAY, FEBRUARY 15. y ; 1 NORTHERN HOTEL YARDB, Groat North Road. <; , >' J. R. LAMBERT & CO. WELL sell by auction at ihe aboro Yards, on Wednesday, the 16th Feb., at 3.30 o'clock, Horses, Store and Fat Cattle ' • A Prime lot otgat Sheep and Piga Also. '■; '; '"; ;J ■.':''; -J A staok of well-saved Oaten Hay . •> j J. R. LAMBERT & CO., Auctioneers, Wyndham - atroei f W. B. COCHEASE, fJAS, DAOEK WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY'%, BUTTONS 1 BUTTONS 1 BUTTONS I rnHE Subscribers will sell, at their J. Rooms. Fort-street on Wednesday, 15th ' Inet., at 11 o'clock, . . .-, A i A OONSISNMENT of BUTTONS, oonstat- ; ing ot-Irory, Cup, MotUed, Horn, GUt s Fanoy, &c SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. 8. COOHRAKB. JA3.DACBB THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16. " * PIANOFORTE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, THE Subscribers have received instruc tions from Mr James Burtt to pelL at Jhlg - residence, Cook-street, on Tttunday, Uth Inst,, at 11 o'clock, The remainder of his HOUBEHOLD a FURNITURE, consisting of-Wamut \_ Pianoforte. German Oouoh. Whatnot, * ri Chairs. OttrtaißS, Matting, Lamps, ;„ Mahogany Choffoniero, Mahogany &">■ S Ing Table, Folding Chair, Carpet, Coffee ~ Table, Bedstead and Hangings, Mirror, '° Oilcloth, Mats, American Stove. Orookery, Eitohen Utensils, tee. rl SAMUEL COCHRANE * SON, o- Auctioneers, se llr ■ . ~ .' ■.■■ ■■■ ■ ■•' ;rj;. ' » —; — " be ... ./.,.. v/ji.'v.' V; | W.S.OOOHBANBj.__ t^DAOB.. MONDAY,_FEBRUARY 20. ALLOTMENTS, PARNELL, !• TFHB subscribere will seU at their roomi, A, rX Btet-atwet. on Monday. 20th lnsta»t*tUr S- o'olookt *, oft VALUABLK BUn<Dof« BITBB, c- -W having larie frontages to St George's !■ Bay RoadV and Campbell Terrace, it ParneU, oontainin. over a auarter »I an acre each, and commanding majru u flosnt views of the harbour and ear- JJ> rounding oountry. *" Terms Easy -;■■;.,.■ f ;;... : ;■;. m *« further parttoulanr and plans, apply so- BAMUEL COCHRANE & BON, rtt Auctioneers. "* *" (Continued On Fourtlx Pag©}