CRICKET MATCH.

English Eleven V. Auckland

Twenty-two.

Yestbrday (Concluded.)

WE resume our dc&cription of yesterday's play :— Dan Lynch took another maiden from Shaw, and Dufaur then received Barlow's over /rom the other end. Ho gave a chance off tbo first which was not taken, and put Barlow's third beautifully away to the off for two, bringing up 50 on the board. .Two roaidons from Shaw were prettily played by Lynch, while Dutaur took odg from Bealo, In Barlow's next over, Percy was caught in tho slips by Shaw-50-11-2.. Whiteside was next on the list. Lynch got a single from Shaw, and drove Barlpw to the on. Mid. winter was again too smart to allow run> "otting. Wmtcside let out at his first ball from thaw, and put it away splendidly for thrco and Lynch got another Binglc from the next of the over. A shooter from Bar. low disposed of Lynch, and the West End man who had put together a good score ol 19 without a chance, was enthusiasti cally applauded on hia retirement—ss-12-19. Bindon, the next man, got Barlow to cover point for a single, and was then clean bowled by Shaw- 56-13—1. W. Lankham •was next in. Whiteside ran out to a slow high pitched one from tthaw, and hit it into the bowler's hands—s9—l4-3. Farrar, the Tauranga representative, came to the rescue. Lankham snicked Shaw for a single, and Farrar took a maiden from the same bowler. Lankham put Barlow away to the on for two, and letting out at the next ball, permitted the bowler to scatter his stumps -63—15-6. Cameron followed Lankham, and had the pleasure of seeing Farrar play his second maiden from Shaw. He commenced on Barlow with a magnifi cent drive for four, which was the best hit of the day. Three byes wero added, and 70 appeared on tho tefcgrapb. Shaw tried Cameron with his slows, and the second was neatly cut for a single. A beautiful cut off Barlow added two more to bis total, and a splendid shooter, which threatened to secure the bowler's revenge, was nicely played. Farrar got another maiden from Shaw, but could not do any thing at all with the slows. Another pretty hit by Cameron from Barlow increased the Auckland score by three. Farrar, who has kept in the " block " from the time of his advent, scored a well-run single from Barlow, and two from a byo and an over throw followed. Farrar, in backing up, got well out of his ground, and narrowly escaped being thrown out. Scoring was again slow, and Shaw had three successive maidens to his credit, when Farrar brought up 80. with a two to the on from his bowl ing. Cameron ran a good chance o! being ran out on this occasion. Cameron gave a high chance at mid-on, but it was unob tainable, and two runs were the result. Farrar, who had played patiently and per haps over-carefully, was sent about his business by a"bailer"fromSbaw—B3—l6 — 3. Isaac filled the vacancy. Cameron lifted Barlow,away to the long-on for three, and Isaac commenced with a snick to leg for a single, fie poked Shaw for another single, and Cameron played a dangerous ball, which finished the over beautifully. Isaac saw a maiden from Barlow safely through, and Cameron could not do business off Shaw's next. A cut by Isaac oil' Barlow brought up another single, and Cameron took the remainder of the over. Another "snick " by Isaac off SShaw sent 90 up on the tele graph board. Cameron gave a good chanco to long-oa from the next ball, but it was re fused. Another chance to Shaw in the slips from Barlow was thankfully accepted, and Cameron found his way back to the pavilion—9l—l7-16. He showed some of tne cleanest batting during the (lay. King found his way to the front, ana Isaac cut Shaw for a einglo, lie also got one for a leg hit. King com menced with a chanco at cover-point, but it was too short to bd taken advantage of. Isaac received a maiden from fcibaw, and King then got Barlow away beautifully to long leg for three ; one of Shaw's high pitchers also suffered at his hands, being got over tho eastern boundary line for three. Another nice drive for two from Barlow, by King, brought up 100, and this was the signal for general applause. Scoring then came to a temporary stop, and after the lapse of fire or six minutes it was resumed by Isaac cutting an easy pitched one from Shaw for two. Tho third successive maiden was sent up by Barlow, and Isaac " snicked " Shaw for a single. King also put Shaw away piettily for one, and drove Barlow over square-leg's head, his hand touching the ball as it passed. Two were run, and au over throw made it four. King now became more confident, and Barlow pegged away steadily at him without success, Another single to mid put Isaac into double figures, and caused the telegraph to show 110. Several maidens followod in succession, and Shaw gave King reason to remember an appointment elsewhere,remov ing bis bails—llo—lß—l3. Buckland.from whom much was expected, took King's place, but Shaw scattered his atumpn with tho first ball—llo—l9-0. Donovan, One bunga's hope, came on the board, and took the last of Shaw's over. He put it over the eastern boundary line, and three were run. His second ball was from [Barlow, and he " snicked " it for a single. Two were run from byes, and another two was added by a good cut from Donovan off Shaw. He fol lowed this with a leg hit for two ofF the same bowler, and 120 appeared on the telegraph. Donovan let out at another of Shaw's and put it away to mid off for one. Anot'ier cut from Barlow for one put him into double figures. His career was, however, cut short by Shaw removing his bails—l22—2o—lo. Bowden, the last man, played two balls from Shaw, and put the third' into Peatc'a hands—l 22-21-10. Isaac, who carried his bat, played a steady and patient innings for ten. The fielding of the Englishmen was splendid, while the bowling was dead. Our cricketers can congratulate themselves upon having made the highest score in the Solony against the Kiiglishmoii. AUOKLA.ND-FIBBT INNINGS. Mumford.T) Shaw .-. •■ ~ 0 Teßtro 111, run out, Ulyott .. ..3 O'Brien, b Sttaw 0 Cox 1, b Shaw 1 Yaieg 112U123, b Barlow 12 Arneilll, a Midwinter, b Barlow - 2 Lynch 32U1U123U1, b Barlow _ ..19 JJowos 2112. o Shaw, b Barlow .. 9 Thomson, b Shaw .. .. « 0 Gardner. Bt Pilling, b Shaw .. ..0 Robinson, b Bsrlow 0 P. Dufaur 2. o Shaw, b Barlow .. 2 Whltosido ;i, o and b Shaw .. 3 Bindon 1, b Shaw 1 lankham. 121?, b Barlow .. .. 1 Karrar, 12, b Bhaw 3 Cameron, 1123231, o Shaw, b Barlow.. IB Innoo, 1111112112, not out 12 Kliia.-332M, b Boaw 13 Bnckland. bSbaw .. - .. ..0 Donovan, 312211, b Shaw 10 How den, o Peate, b Shaw .. ... 0 Byes .JO Total ....__ 122 BowLtsa Analysis. Halle. Maiil'oH. Buns. Wktf. Bhaw .. 238 33 49 12 Barlow .. 232 21 CD S

To-day's Play.

The match was resumed at a quarter to one o'clock to-day, the umpires and scorers being the same as yesterday. Mumford fielded his men as follows -.—Lynch, bowler and slip; Lankharo, bowler and slip; Mumford, point; Testfo, forward point uud mid-on; King, wicket-keeper; Biudon, lon"-stop; BowdeD, over bowler's head ; Yates, long-slip and long-on; Gardiner, cover-point and on-side; JUufaur, forward cover-point and forward short-leg; Robin eon, forward cover-point and forward short leg j Buckland, short-leg square and mid off; Cameron, draw; leaac, mid-off and square short-leg ; Thompson, forward point eastern side ; Whiteside, long-off and loDg leg; Dewes, long-on and long-slip or deep cover-point; O'Brien.on-Bide or deep square leg and cover-point; DonovaD, long leg and long-off; Farrar, cover-point and on-side; Arneil, on-side and cover point, between square and forward point,; Cox, cover-point and on-side; Yates and another were not on the ground when play commenced, and Jocelin and Jervis took their places till their arrival. Ulyett and Barlow were the first two batsmen in, and Lynch Bent his first over, which was a maiden, to the former. Lank ham trundled a maiden from the southern end, and the local mon fielded up well. Ulyett commenced the score with a single offLynch's next over, and Isaac returned the ball prettily. Barlow got another single from a leg hit oil Lynch, and tliea put Lankham in the slips for one. Yates, tho missing man, arrived at this juncture, Barlow ran another le? single off Lynch, and' then Lankham disposed of him with a very pretty ball— 4-1-3. Selby was next. man. Ollyett got four from a grand drive- off Lyncb, Donovan, the field, failing to cover it. Another Biogle was run by Ullyett, and good fielding on the part of Isaac, Dufaur, and Cameron spoiled several good hits. Lankham, who was bowling well, sent another maiden to Ullyett. His analysis now shows one wicket fot; one run, with three maidens

I out of four overs. Ullyett damagad hit 'i.next over, putting the first away beauti fully to long leg for tour, and bringing up 10 on the telegraph. Sclby cut Ljnch foi a single, and Buckland prevented Dlyett from scoring off a good drive from the name bowler by returning the ball nicely. A bye and two singles was the only scoring foi several ovois, Ullyett taking a maiden . from Lankliam. Selby got a leg single, and in the same over King miasod a Very easy chance of stumping Ullyett, who was j completely out of his ground. Lankham added another maided to his total, Selby taking it. Lynch suffered again at Ullyett's hand?, a flrive for two causing 20 to appear on the telegraph board, Solby cut both bowlers for singles, and then played an over from Lankham. Lynch sent a tempts ing one to Ullyett, anil he "skied" it. Robinson wasithe field, and, he accepted his chanco without a murmur. Ullyett, who had played a very protty innings for 14, was loudly applauded—22—2—l4. Bates took his place, and a maiden for Dan was recorded. Thompson allowed a " snick " from the new man off Lankham to get through his legs, and another single resulted. Bates and Selby both cut for singles off Lynch's next over, and Lankham gave Selby another maiden. Bates got singles off each bowler, but Cox, in returning the second, threw it wildly, and a chance of running the man out was lost. Another single by Bates was followed by a cut for two off Lankbam, the ball being badly relumed by Gardiner. Selby brought up SO by a cut oil' Lynch for two, tho second being an overthrow. Robin son, Buckland, and Dewes aru showing some splendid fielding, the first-named being particularly conspicuous by his activity. Lankham bowled two successive maidens, Bates snicked Lynch for a single, and the third of the ovci* was a wide. The same batsman tlioa put Lankham away nicely to square leg for two. Selby got a fine long leg hit for two from Lynch, and Whiteside fielded and threw in very smartly indeed. Another single by Bates carried the score into the forties, and lankham bowled his tenth maiden since the beginning of the innings. Scoring was very slow for a con siderable time, the bowlers sending in their >alls carefully, and the Auckland men fielding much better than was anticipated. Dan Lynch bowled his third successive maiden, and Selby made tho most of an easy ono to leg from Lankham by "snick ing "it fat one. Lynch is bowlipg against the strong breeze, and is consequently at a great disadvantage. Bates got Lankham to square leg for two, and Selby " chopped " Lynch for one. Dewes again showed some pretty fielding. Another was run from n bye, and Selby got a single from Lynch. Bates drove the same bowler to deep mid, and Farrar returned the ball smartly, only one being scored. Bates, following a shooter from Lankham, allowed it to find its way into his stumps, and he retired. 47—3—14. Shrewsbury was next, and he played the remainder of a maiden over. Selby cut Lynch for two, and Shrewsbury played tho third successive maiden from iankham. A single drive by Selby from Lynch produced come good fielding from Bowden. Shrewsbury put the last of Lynch's over the boundary lino at leg, and four was called. The telegraph board showed 50. A maiden from Lankham was the fourth in succession. At this stage (2.10 p.m ) on adjournment was mads for lunch. 3.20 p.m. Mr T. McEwcu provided an excellent spread in the pavilion. There are now fully two thousand people on the ground, and more are constantly arriving. " Pirates of Penzance " selections are being performed by tho Engineer and City Band, under Bandmaster Impey. Play was resumed at 3 p.m. Lankham sent down his iiftit successive maiden, and Hobinson took the bowling at the northern end, relieving Lynch. Shrewsbury hit his third to the on for a single. Laukuam's next over was a maiden, this being tho sixth in succession. A. maiden from Robinson was followed by the seventh from Laukham, the English batsman playing nim carefully. Selby got Kobinson away to leg for two. A "snick" from Lankliam by Shrewsbury spoilt Willie'sconsecutives by the introduc tion of a single, while Selby followed suit in the same over with a double, causing 60 to appear. Immediately afterwards Selby was obliged to retire temporarily owing to illness, Midwinter taking bis place. 3.35 p.m.

Shrewsbury got a single, and Midwinter cut Robinson for two, aad drove him through the crass for one. Gardiner fielded a cut by Midwinter off the laatof Lankham's text over very smartly, and saved another maiden. Midwinter cut a low chance in BucKland'a direction, and he took it beautifully just above the gw<s. The catch wi', perhaps-, the best of the match, and Buckland was loudly cheered. 65-4 —3. Scotton, a left-hander, filled the vacancy, and played the remainder of the over, putting each ball away prettily. Shicwsbury got the first of Lankham's next over away splendidly to long leg for four. Another leg hit for one from the same bowler was smartly fielded by Lynch, and 70 went up on the telegraph. Arneil also did some good fielding at the on. The substitution of Robinson for Lynch, does not appear to have been a very judicious change, as runs are coming much more freely now. 4 p.m.

Play became very slow for some time, and fully 10 minutes elapsed before ' Shrewsbury made the single necessary to bring up 80 on the telegraph, Robinson's bowling has greatly improved, and the batsmen are batting steadily, and cerefully. The fielding is good. Lankham's analysis so far shows 41 overs, out of which 26 are maidens, for two wickets. Shrewsbury . ot Lankhara to long leg for two, and put the next ball to square leg for the same number. Scotton also got a single from that bowler, Arneil relieved Lankhamiia bowlerat the southern end, and commenced with a maiden. The score now stands at 87 for the loss of 4 wickets, 4,45 p.m. The scoi c is as follows :— ALL-ENGLAND BLKVKN. - FinsT Innings. Ulyett-IIHIU, c Robinson, b Lynch 11 Borlow-M. b Lftnkham .. ..8 Selby-111112121112122, retired,. .. 20 Bates-11111212121, b Lankbam .. 11 Shrewsbury -111111121111122212211121 2122, not out » Midwinter-21, o Baoklond, b Robin son . ■ .. .. •» • > — 3 Scotton-13111122211, not out .. ..IB Extras .. .. '•• ■• j> Total for i wlokots .. ..119

OTAGO V. CANTERBURY.

INTERPKOVINCIAL CRICKET

MATCH.

(BY TELEGRAPH.—PRBSS ASSOCIATION,

DUNEDIN, this day. The nineteenth Interprovincial- Match commenced at tha Caledonian Ground to il iy. Owing to heavy rain the ground was very dead, A strong south-wester was also blowing. Spring, the Otago captain, winn ing the toss, elected, to go to tha wickets, sending in Davenport and Rose to face the bowling of Fuller and Chapman. At eleven, Davenport ought to have been out, but the ball was badly returned by Watson. At 18, tiose lifted one from Fuller in the hands of W. Cotterell-I—ll—lß. Collin son received two balls from Chapman and played the third on to his wlcket-2-0 - 18. Spring, after contributing a leg hit for three and a couple of singles, was clean bowled by Chapman-3— 5— 24. At 30, JOevonport lifted one from Fuller high to off, where it was beautifully caught by Philpott-4—11—30. Harris, after playing nicely for half an nour, swung one from Chapman round to let', where Cotterell was in waiting—s-15—56. At lunch the score was 73.

On resuming, Fowler replaced Fuller at the wickets. Kuns, however, came very freely, Crawshaw in particular playing with judgment; bis cutting was much admired. Haikell is hittimj very hard, having knocked up 20 very Quickly. Score, 102

Crawsbaw, not out, 19; Haskell, ditto, 11—both playing freely.

ANOTHER DROWNING CASE.

THE INQUEST.

AN inquest was opened this afternoon at Gleeson's Hotel, before Dr. Philaon.coroncr, and a jury.oh the body of Alexander Olson, a nativo of Germany, and late seaman on board the s.s. Taiaroa, whose body was found floating yesterday morning in the ha.bour near the Worth Shore Ferry Tee.

Mr John Gardner was chosen foreman; Servant Martio, of the water police con ducted.-The jury having viewed the body, the following witnesses were «™««» d Constable George, foreman, deposed that he was stationed on toe wharf. Had heard thut a man had fallen overboard on the night of the 30th. On Thursday he was to% that the body of a man wEsfloatmg near the North Shore Ferry. Saw the

body on the west Bide of the wharf. Pro cured the aosistance of Constable McDon nel.l! lowered the police boat, acd conveyed the body to the morgue, where the jury have.seen it. ■ The clothing was much damaged. Had on two veßts, a pair ot t.weed i, trousers", but neither hat nor .5h0e5...,.. His trousers were hanging from his'feet. He Appeared to be a sailor, Found. 5s in silver nod Is in COpper ill hts potikets, a silver lever watch and a gold Albert chain, The body was somewhat decomposed. Believed Ser geant Martin identified the body.— Henry Moffat deposed that he was a sea man, and knew the deceased,',whose name was Andrew Olson. He belonged to the same steamer as Olson, the Taiarca. Had known duccasedf of 13 months, Olson had been three years on the same.Vesseli lie TVns a native of Gottenberg, and about 30 years of age, unmarried ; at least as far as witness knew. He was a sober, steady man. Saw him last alive at twelve o'clock on Mouday night. He w.ib then on the railway wharf, about 100 yards froni the steamer. Spoke to him and asked him where he was going. He said he should bo back in a few minntes. It was Olson's watch that night, The first and second mates were on "board. Did not know whether he had obtained leave.- Constable McConnel gave evidence as to seeing deceased in tho water, as previously re ported.—The jury found a Verdict of "Ac cidental Drowningi"

CABLEGRAMS.

[REUTKR'S TELKdBAMS.]

PARIS, February 1

AKKEST OF A BAfiK MANAGER,

Douroux, manager of the Union General Bank, which recently suspended payment, tins been arrested in consequence of dis coveries made in connection with tho con duct of the a Hairs of the institution.

SYMPATHY WITH JEWS.

NEW YORK, February 1.

• A largely attended public meeting was held here to-day, at which resolutions of sympathy with the position of the Jews in Russia were passed. It was also resolved to commmnieate with the Government, and request it to intercede with the Czar) with a view to steps being taken to stay tho persecution of Jews iv his Empire, LONDON, February 1, Consols have advanced §to 99 jj. Now Zealand securities, 5 per per cent. 10-40 loan, 104J; 5 per cent. 18S9 loan, 104 j4i per cent 1879-1904 loan, 101$. Adelaide wheat, ex warehouse, 56s ; New Zealand wheat, ex warehouse, 535; Adolaide flour, ex ware house, '42a; Australian tallow, best beef, 42«; best mutton, 48s. AID TO THIS JEWS. A large and influential meeting was held to-day at the Mansion House for the pur pose of taking steps to raise funds to assist the Russian Jews. A powerful committee was appoiuted to carry out the objects of the meeting, and £15,000 Was subscribed in the room.

•AUSTRIAN BUDGET.

VIENNA, February 1,

Tho Austro-Hungarian delegation at their sitting to-day voted a war Gredit ot eight million florins (£800,000) to meet the expense of the army despatched to quell rebels in tho Southern provinces.

AUSTRALIAN.

SHIPPING.

MELBOURNE, this day.

Arrived, yesterday evening: Arawato, from the Bluff. Arrived, yesterday after« noon : Alhambra, from the We«t Coast.

SMALL-POX.

ADELAIDE, thia day. Since the fresh outburst of s.nall-pox ainoug the Garonne's passengers, on Wed. nesday, no further cases havo becu re> ported

BU3HRANGING.

SYDNEY, February 2,

A case of bushranglng occurred to-day at Crudine (sic). The mail boy was stopped and robbed by an armed man, who then made off. Troopers have been despatched iv pursuit, but have not as yet succeeded In capturing him.

THE OTAGO RUNS.

Tiia detorminatiou of the Government to rc-len.se duriog the present month no less than 3,000,000 acres of Qtago runs, before Parliament can have an opportunity of making itself heard in the matter, will bo one of the exciting topics of next session. Mr De Lautour, M.H.li for Mount Ida, has taken the trouble to draw up and issue a circular on tho subject, in which he very succinctly states tho principal objections which are taken to tho course that Ministers havo resolved to adopt in regard to the disposition of this portion of the public estate. Aftor stating that the Government scheme is to divide the land into two clashes, viz., agricultural and pastoral, and that the latter class is to be put into the market for occupation under pastoral licences for a term ot ten years, with the right reserved to tho Go vernment to resume possession without compensation upon twelve months' notioe being first given, Mr de Lautour gives the following as his reasons for believing that such a sale must result in the present tenants obtaining the whole of the country they new occupy for a term of years at a wholly inadequate rental :— (1) The notice of sale, which is of the boldest description, has only rery recently bueu issued, and it is therefore impossible to expect any competition from Great Britain or the Australian colonies in February next. (2) Existing tenants will not compete against each other. (3) There is no large class of competitors for so large an area of country exclusive of the present tenants and their mortgagees. (4) Over two millions of acres of similar country will have to be dealt with in February, 1883. (5) A holder of a pastoral license, although given a right to pre-empt a homestead of 320 acres, is cot required to reside for any portion of the year upon his holding, neither is he restrained in any way from purchasing more than one tract of such country. (6) The conditions of sale are against the incoming competitor— (A) A year's rent has to be paid a year before possession is given. (i>) An unknown liability attaches to each run for valuation 'of improvements, which valuation is to bo I made at some date subsequent to, the sale and prior to possession being given. Failure to pay this valaation when made involves forfeiture of tho year's rent already paid. (C) The term, though reduced in accordance with the codditioßs to a yearly tenancy, will, in fact, be in nearly all cases a secure term ot tea years, as the land so occupied can only be resumed if required foi pur poses "of sale," and the land from its nature and mineral character can not be so taken in terms of the existing Acts. (D) The existing tenant having secured some portions of his holding without com petition, could outbid any competitor for a single portion, as he would be ablo to average the rent over all portions secured.'' After shewing that by tho re-leasing of these runs the agitation to force Otago to part with the fee simple of the Crown lands would be strengthened, and tbat sufficient reserves would not then be available for the purposes of the Otago Central fiailway, Mr de JUautour recites what, in his opinion, should be done to meet the difficulty, viz. :—" (1) Immediate notice should be given to all existing tenants tbat their runs will not again be leased as a whole for pastoral purposes, such notice to be given in any case not later than the end of February next. (2) A classification of the whole country should be made, as provided in the Land Act, 1877, indicating, (a), lands suit able for hundreds and blocks; (b).non-auri. ferous lands suitable for sale On the de ferred payment pastoral sytitem; (c), pasto ral lands more or less auriferous, or con taining coal or other minerals; (d), pastoral lands not known to bo auriferous or to con tain coal or other minerals. Lands in the first two ot these classes should be opened from time to time for purposes of settlement as required. Lands in classes, (c) and (d), should bo declared by Act to bo unalien able except by way of lease, and should, after sub-division in accordance with tho configuration of tho country, bo leased at auction for fixed terms of years, with determinate valuation on improve ments to be paid by the incoming tenant at the end of the term. No person should be allowed to hold more than one such lease, either in his own name or by anyone else on his behalf, under penalty of unconditional forfeiture. The land being inalienable by way of sale, no pre-emptions would be granted. The whole of the lands to be leased or utilised for agricultural or pastoral settlement should not bo placed in the market at any ono rime, but temporary annual licenses to occupy should bo issued in all cases of remote lands for which a fair immediate competition could not be ex>

pected. Thia would give Parliament ample time to amend the Act before any con siderable area of Crown Landa Vera dealt with. Desirable amendments in the Land Act are then suggested) and the lines upon which legislation affecting mineral lands should proceed are stated. Tho circular, which is addressed to Mr Macandrew, requests him tb convene a meeting of the Otago members,which he accordingly dltlj nud we know the result of it.

TELEGRAMS.

(FKOM ODIt OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

THAMES, this day,

The telegraph wlrS is noTr stretched from the local office to Phillip's atoro, I'tteroa, and in a very short time direct comfuuni cation will bo established . between the Thames and Oluueiiiuri goldflelds. A tele phone is also to be erected to Tapu and Taiarua. A mbeting of shareholders in the Diamond Gully new find, Canadian, Youilg Colonial, and Golden Crown, No. 1, Te Aroha, is convened for to-morrow to endeavour to take steps towardsamalgamating the above mentioned claims with a view of making terms with some enterprising persons or firms to erect machinery; In the case of Comes v, tho Jockey Club stewards, claiming £24 10s for wrongful payment of totalizator stakes, Mr Kcnrick gave judgment this morning, lie held that the transactions with the tqtaliaator con stituted betting and gambling accord ing to the Act, and any dis pute could not lie recovered in a Court of law. He therefore nonsuited plaintiff. In giving judgment he said that in the absence of any recognised rule for the disposal of the totalisa tor stakes, the recognised law of bet ting ■ awarding money to the win ning horso must be considered. The owners of tho machine could work according to any regulations they choose to make, provided such regulations were posted up for the informatiou of investors. William Smith, a tramp, was sentenced to threo months' hard labour in Mount Eden on two charges of larceny.

(PER PBESS ASSOCIATION.)

NEW PLYMOUTH, this day.

The schooner Nolson, fourteen days from Sydney, .arrived yesterday off Waitara. She is quarantined for two days.

CHRISTCHURCII, Thursday.

A telegram was recoived this morning from "Melbourne by Mr Twopenny, that a number of paintings were expected to arrive from England for the art gallery in the Christchurch Exhibition, and that Mr Freotcher, who occupied the post of super intendent of the British art gallery at the Melbourne Exhibition, will hold a similar position in the Chrietchurch Exhibition, Tho promoters, while -willing to receive entries up to March, cannot guarantee full space to those persons applying after February 20. *

TIMARU, this day,

John Thomas Lenley.n very old resident, has been committed for trial at the Supremo Court on threo charges of forging and uttering bills and cheques. The de fense Was reserrcd ; bail allowed, self in £500 and two sureties of £50 each.

A girl of 15, named Scott, was sentenced to two months for obtaining t,'oo;'BJ valued at 325, from a drapery firm by falsely representing they were for a married sister, Tho latter was a" chief witnoss.

DUNEDIN, Thursday, ATTEMPTED BUICIDK.

Mr Robert Farlay, of the late firm of Lambert and Furlay, builders, attempted suicide by hanging. He had a three-inch rope round his neck, specially bought for the purpose. lie had made his will, and completed all preparations. Ilia wifo found him, and his attempt was frustrated, He has been drinking heavily for tho past two years. _____________

MINING NEWS.

(Fbom thk "Coromahdel Mail.)

MINING matters look healthy and well, and though there has boen nothing startling to chronicle during the week the leading mines are all steadily at work aa usual, and it can with safety be stated that they are gcnorally speaking in a fairly pros perous position. It will take some time to shake oil' tho lethargy which clings to the sharcmarket, and which in regard to Coro mandel stock is gradually wearing away, from the fact that the decline in the value of shares has been due not to any depre ciation in the intrinsic value of the mines, or in any diminution in the mineral wealth penncnting our reefs, but solely to the depressing effect which Christmas holiday time always lias on mining speculations. Already there arc signs of a reviving mar ket, and shares are quietly changing hands, buyers having faith in n change taking place for tho better before long, are invest ing to a moderate extent. Stanley shares have been picked up at low figures in con sequence or good picked stone having been obtained during the past week. Bismarck are steadily breaking down stuff, but have not crnshea much lately 5 yesterday's clean, ing up gave 39 ozs. of gold. The Tokatea looks about the same, any change being on the right side for the better. Erin's Hope shareholders have continued the level the distance it was estimated it would be re quired to intersect their specimen leader, and are expecting every shift to cut it. Hope have cut out a chamber, and made all ready for sinking a winze on their main leader. Comstock have just completed crushing a small parcel, but the result is not yet to hand. Success shapes about as usual.

BISMABCE. — I beg to report as follows on the week's operations in the mine : — Concerning the low level workings, there is no important news to communicate. In the south face from No. 2 pass there is now in hand a strong reef over 3ft, in thickness. About a foot of the quartz on tho footwall side shows a sprinkling of gold, but the remainder cannot bo considered payable. It is seldom that the reef is of much account when so large, its best size being about 10 or 12 inches, and until it diminishes in thickness it is not likely that anything rich will be found. In the stopc going north from this pass the vein has not for sonio days past looked so promising as it pre viously did. Colours of gold have occasionally been socn, but taken altogether the stuff has been poor, The workings from No, 3 rise have yielded paying stone. In the face of the north stope tho reef continues to look well, and is of fair size, averaging about a foot, but in tho opposite end of the rise it is still small and rather poor ..looking. From, the stope over the intermediate level payable crushing stuff is being got, and gold, more or less, is seen at each breaking down of the lode. No specimens haye been ob tained during tho week. The cleaning up at the battery gave a yield of 39ozs re torted gold from 53 tons general quartz' being an average of barely 15dwts. per ton. The return is a comparatively poor one, but snch is usually the case when there is no picked stuff coming to hand to help the ordinary qoartz. The dam for saving the night water from the mine and other Bourccs is just about completed, and will to some extent render us independent of the dry weather in obtaining ,power for crush ing purposes.- J. A. DOBSON. ToKATEA G. M. Co.—There is nothing of importance to note in the past week's driving in No. 7 level; the country and lode has continued about the came as at date of last report. A few colors were seen in the quartz when last broken down. Since then the drive has been carried forward, leaving the lode on the wall with a view-of stripping 10 or 12 feet of the latter before again breaking out. There is no change in tbe stones or intermediate levels ; the dif ferent faces are the same in quality as men tioned in previous reports. Tributers Knox and McNeil are getting good crushing stuff from the stopes on their leader. Mayn's Sarty are breaking out payable quartz, loswell and Fentons' parties are prospect ing.—Jno. P. Hall. Home Rule.—The reef going down in the low level continues compact and well defined, with fair gold showing in the stone every breaking down.

COROMANDEL, this day.

BIACKMORE's mine is looking very well. During the last few shifts gold is showing in nearly all the faces. The sinking of the shaft on the Home Rule reef proceeds satis factorily. A little gold is showing in the last stone taken out. At the battery the show on the plates is improving, and an average yield will probably be had. Nesside G.M. Co.—During the past fortnight I have driven 15 feet north on the Nesside lode in No. 3 level, from which I have paddocked good crushing dirt, gold having shown freely at every breaking down. I have still about 30 feet to drive to strike bottom of winze sunk from No. 2 level.—Angus McNeil,

AQUATICS.

Tufcßri will prObttbly be several interesting sailing races in tho harbo'ar to-morrow afternoon, 'While the junior crews from Auckland* Ponsonby, and North Shore, are expected to have another contest for the Heeatta prise. . It wits definitely settled last evening that the Shrimp rind Magic should brive another trial together to-morrow afternoon, leaving tile eid of Qjueen-street Wharf at Ip.m., and proceeding tttenSe nround the pilot schooner's mooringa at Rangitoto fetif j roundthetrainiug-shipatKohiraarama,round the hulk Martha, finishing at the end of the wharf, The stakes hate been fixed at £15 a-side. The Magic will be flailed by Tom Hunt, while a Thames man whose natiio we have not yet heard will pilot the Shrimp. Both boats are well bacued, and the race will probably prove a very close The race between the Kiwi and cis has not yet been decided odj but may yet be arranged fdr to-morrdw. Messrs Nelson and Philpott, who supplied the Kiwi's sails; inform us that the reason why the sails did iiot set on .Regatta day was on account of the yard being slung eighteen inches forward of the correct position, and through no fault in the make of the sails. A meeting is to be held at the Waite mata Hotel this evening to arrange a sweep- Btakes race between a aumbcir of opdn-eail ing boats under 20 feet, for about £2 or £3 aside. The Madge, Blancbti, Imp, Lance, and Quecnio, are expected to enter. The race will verry likely be Bailed to-morrow, starting about noon. The race between tbo Blanche and Pcd has been postponed, and will probably take place ou Saturday (to-morrow) week. A sweepstakes race between small yachts is on the tapis. . The Penguin, Brothers, and others are spokon of as likely com petitors.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, FfIIDAY, FEBRPAKY 3,



Wanted. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply Mrs Clioycb, Park Road, Grafton Road. WANTED, a Carter for the Thames, ono accustomed to carrying meat; Wages, £2 a-week.-Apply Fisher and Co., Limited, A.vov.land. WAIN TED, a Junior Saleswoman; must bo fair milliner.—A. O. Stephenson, Nowton. ANTED, suitable Premises for Wood and Coal Yard.-Apply by letter, with particulars, to B & H, 61, Wakenold-Btreet, Auokland. WANTED, a Kitchcnmaidj also Lad to carry out.-Apply to W. D, Dallea,- Confootloner. W A N TED, a respectable Girl for house work.—Apply A, A. Stephenson, Newton Fanoy Bazaar, Karangahapo Koad. WANTED, a Hoy who can milk and mako himsolf useful.-A. Reynolds, stone house, Mount Kden Road (noar Three gjnm). ___. ■ . WANTED to Diipose of a Hive of Bees. —Apply Stab offlco. ANTED, a Boy about 14 or 16 to milk and mako himself uaeful.-Apply to Mr Fallon, near Railway Station. ANTED, a Housemaid, and also a Plain Cook.—A pply at Wy nyard House, Kdon Crwcent ANTED, two smart Boys.—Apply to Shortland Sawmill Company, Custom houßO-Btreot. ANTED, Governcsifor two children, attod six and nine. Muat have a know lcd«o of music, and be willing to assist with sewing. Over 25 years of ago preferred.—Apply at tho •'jlorald^jmco. ANTED for Epsom, a smart Lad about 15, ablo to drive and assist a Gardnner.—W. and J. Frator, Land Agent, N.Z Insurance Buildings. p ANTED, an Apprentice.—Apply per aonally to Wm. Mo Arthur — Co. ANTED.a respectable Girl about 18. —For addroaa apply this office. ANTKD, a respectable Girl aoout 17 to renkoheraclf generally ÜBofuL—Apply at 141, Vlctoria-gtroet West. \IITANTEb, a Kopcmakor.—Apply at W Howe-Btreot Ropo Factory. ■■ WANtED, ono or two good Navvies ; also a Brioklayer's Labourer.—George Rhodes. Hulldor, No. 1. Pltt-ntroot. Tv r ANTED, a respectable Young Girl to TT aa^lit in house work.—A pply at Mrs Alcltln'9, Pontonby. WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply Custom-houso HotoL \\f ANTED, Good Dressmakers ; also a V> Maohlnlßt.—Apply Mrs Heap, Vlnoent streot. _, __ WANTED, a comfortable five or six roomed Honso, noar town If poaslblo.- Stato tonnu, &0.,J0 HMF, Btab Qflloo. \\T ANTED, for Kawa Kawa Kallway, VT Six M«n acountomed te Tunnel Work. ApDly .lamps Larking, Newton Rond. WANTED, an active Young Man to drlvo a Baker's Cart.-C. Johniton, Union Bakery, Parnell. WANTED, a good Tailoress, also a Nioo reller.-Apply J. WiUiami, TaUor, Vlctorln-street. WANTED, a Married Man to work a 500 aoro Farm on Shares; no objeotlon to children.—Apply, rcbruary 7th, Bth, 9th, and 10th, from 10 to 12 o'olook a.m., fft Llndum Home, vincent-Btreet, Auckland. • \**ANTBD, immediately, two Good V T Hands for the Dress and Mantlemaking; rnunt undo'stand tho work.-Apply to Mrs Wothcrly.lDress snd M»ntle-makcr,Uroy-Btreot. ANTED, a steady and industrious Man to do plain gardening and look after horsoa; must be able to milk.—Apply to Mr Jaokson, tiuprem« Court, Auckland. WANTED, a thorough General Servant; references roqulred.—Apply to Charle Kolsor. Devonport, Morth shore. ANTED, Kngagement for a very aurorlor perton as Housekoeper to a gentleman; Is well accustomed; no objootion to one ortwoohlldren -Mrs Blsmore'* Rfglstry. ANTED, a General Servant for the Bay of Islands.-Apply to Mrs Henry Gilflllan, 3/mondsstreet, opposite tho Wind rulll. , WANTED, a useful Boy (easy place).— Apply J. WJUiams, Tailor, Victoria street. ' WANTED, two smart Lads about 14 years of age.-A pply Gledhill's Cordial Factory, Wellesley-street. \A7ArTtED, for Dunedin, a First-class V V Milliner, good salary.-Apply to Mrs Pago, OwenandGraham. _ WANTED, for a country hotel, good General Servant able to wash and do plain cooking—Apply to Mrs Porter, Charle mnnt Hotel Wakeflelrt-street WaM'UD, Pick and Shovtl Men.— Dock Reclamation Works, North Shoro; Hunt and White. Contractors. \»7ANTKD, respectable girl as General V t Servant; must bo fair oook and laun dress.—Apply to Mrs Sloman-, top of Grafton pad. \»7ANTED, a Smart Boy; references VV roquirod.—Dnnno Hall & Co., Queen street^ WANTED, Apprentices to tho Dress making.-A. E. Fenton, Drapor, North Shore. ANTED, a rcßpectablo Youth to drive a baker's oart-T. J. Philip, Karangohapo Koad, Nowton. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply immediately at Davonshiro House, Hobson-Btreet. WfAJNT-D, by a Young Gentleman, a TT Bed and Sitting-room, with Board, where thero are no other lodgers-Address H WL, office of this paper. WANTED, a Light Buggy Mare, must bo quiet in saddle and harrows, for a lady to drive; stateprioa.—Apply F<3, this office. WANTED, two respectable Boys about 11. at Herbert H. smith's Wrought Iron Rango Manufactory, Auckland Iren Works. WAN TED. a good~Gcncral Servant for' thn country (passage paid*.—Apply Mrs Mason, Albortttroot.four doors from Wellesley atroet. WANTED to Purchase, a- muni of from 5 to 10 acres, near Auckland, with House, —a— Apply, stating price and all parti culars, to A.Z.. Anokland Hotel. A JN X E D. —To Cabinetmakers— Wanted, a good General Hand.—Garlick and Cranwell, City Hall Areado. \\J ANTED, by a young man, with a TT partial knowledge of Plumbing, &0., Situation as Imjrover— Apply R,8,, Offlco of thijrpaper. _______ WANTitD, a Nuraegirl.—Apply to Mrs Lambe, Cotele Villa, Basque Road (three doors from Kden Vine Hotel). WANTED, a strong Lad.—Apply J, C. ISharland & Co, VV ANTED, a Tenor for St. Mark's.— T t 800 advertisement in another column, AN'TkITKN O WN—WTcrDoinos cxpectH promnt payment of Insloli'ients upon Powing Machines. — Machine Depot, Queen-street. WANTED, for Kawa Kawa Railway, Four Men accustomed to Pile-driving. —Apply to James Larkina, Newton Road. W "ANTED, for Kawa Kawa Bailway, Pick and Shovel Men.-Apply to James Larkinß, Nowton Road. WANTED KNOWN—The Flirtation Waltz, only la 6d. at Darapler's Branoh store in the Market. Be in time. WAJH'I'EjU, oraers lor our lamons Trouiicrs to measure, at ISs fid; also, the wondrous 65s suits. Overcoats from 10s. ! Marvellous valae at J. D. Phillips'. ChoaD j Tailor. 170. Queen-street. i X\T ANTED KNOWN—There are 500 V V pairs of good Tweed Trousers to be sold ■ at J. COBgravo and Co.'s, for 6s lOd per pair.



Wanrea. WANTED— TOMLINSON'SCIeafancs Sale Is still going on. The shop is sold, and posaeesion must be given In a fow weeks. T*T ANTED-TOMLINS' HS'S ClearanCo Vv, Baie-A 10s 6a Hearth Rug for 7b 3d. Clearings V» out Sale. CallooK, Shaeting, Qullta, Blanlieta, So., under cost price. Sloe's must be Bold. . WaN X'KD—TOMLINSON'S Clearance Salo.-Silks, yol-?eto snd VelvotODns under coot prlca^ ' WAJNTKD-TOMLINSON'S Clearing oat Sale,—Underclothing and Corsots under ooßt price. Cotoo und try. \\r AN TED—TOMLINSOIT'S Clearance T T Bale.—Wool work Cushions and JJllppsrs ct halt-price Worth looking at. WANTED KNOWN, that "Coni ferino," tho new atmospheric purifier, Is a vory pleasant, as well as thoroughly reliable Dlalnfcotant, and should bo used in ever? house in any neighbourhood whore soarlet fever exists. Price Is 3d per tin at Gardner's English Pharmacy, 181 Queen-street, Auoklan'd. W~~~ANTED KNOWN — Juat received rjpoolul value In Black Grenadines. Send for patterns.—Tester, Draper, Earanga hape Road. ~. ii^_»____ AJSTKD KNOWW, that you can Dress well tor a small weekly paymont by golncwto Munro and MlUlgan. See advertise merit on front aore^ ANTED KNOWN-J uesfiraveand' Co. are Selling Men's Suits of tho Best Bluo Serge at 25s Gil; fashionable make. AJNTJSD KJNO W« — That tne Auckland Timber Company (Limited) are Manufacturers of all description of Goods, with superior Machinery and despatch.—Works! Custom-honse-Btreet West ANTED, Tenders for Stone-wall Fohclng. — Apply Profosßor Gusoott, Amorlcan Herbalist, ahortland-street. ANTED KNOWN, that E. Mltchel son ft Co., No. 19. Queen-street Wharf, are selling Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Flour, Oatmeal. &d, &c, at lowest market rates. WANTED KNOWN—That MUnroand MUligan have Removed from Karanga hapo Road to Larger and more Centra Premises in Hobson-Btreet, near Welllngto'n etrcot. WAITED KNOWN, that J. MEL DRUM, Bootmaker, Shortland-street, Auokland, id calling special public attention to his Custom Work. Kopalrs noatly done. Boots Skwn and Pbggrd and Madk to Obdbh. A trial roßpeotfnlly BoHclted.-J. MELDRUM. ANTED KNOW N—That yonr money will go tho farthest if you spond it with Tester. Draper. Knrangalmpe Road. ANTED KNUWJS.—Particulars of tho Fresh Bargains, including about C.OOO Sheets fresh Music, per Stracathro, Looh Urr, Coromandel, May Queen, Ahaai, WelUrg ton, etc., in a few days.—W. H. Dampler. WANTED KNOWN that tho Victorian Loan and Discount Agency's Advertise mont appears on Ith page. 6th column. 1 \\[ ANTED KNOWN—I am now sell' VV ing a splendid Family Calico, 38 inches wide, at 6a per down yards. Send for pattern. —Teeter, Draper Karangahape Koad WANTED to Sell, a New Foui-roomcd Cottage, with good well and garden, 15 minutes walk from Union Bank; price, only £200.-Apply to John Soppet, House. Laad, and General Commission Agent, No. 8, Queen-street (upstairs). ANTED KJNOWN— 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, jnat opened. ANTEu KNOWN, that vvui. Gadd U now selling Apples 2d porlb; Pears, 3d; Plums, sd; Bananas, 3d ; Onions, lOlbs for la; Pcaohos. Id per doz.-Note the address: Corner oi Viotor[a and Noleon streets. W~ANTED"KNOWN,"that Mrs Carter, of Vlotorla-gtreet, is now selling Corsets at 2a 9d and 3a ti ; handsome Embroidery Trim ming, Sid and 6d; rich fringe. 6d { Beaded do., Is 3d; Black Lustra?. Sd and Is 4d ; Wools, 2s 6d por lb; White and Coloured Twist, from 2d per yard; Scarf' Ties, Is per yard.-J. Carter. W' "ANTED to Sell, Mixed Jfalnts In gallon tins; Kiurl Oil, 2/9 per gallon ; Priming Paint. 5/0 par gallon.—Atkinson & Co., Frooman's Bay; Wholesale Asents, Moears B, Porter fc Co. \ITANTED KNOWN—The Cheapest Vt and Moat Dnrable Dress In Auckland Is now soiling ut J. Cosgravo and Co.'s for 3s 6d, iO.OOO yardß drcsß stag 7jd. WANTED KNOWN, J. Halllday, Boot and Shoe Maker, is prepared to exooute all orders In the trade; repairs neatly and promptly done, patohea pu« on with solu tion.—Please note the address, Aberorombie street. fourth shop from Symonds-street. WANTED KNOWN-That J. Cos gravo and Co. have the Largest Stock o Hate in New Zoaland to ohoose from, and are now Selling at Half-price. , ANTED KNOWN — That H. A. Colson, Viotorla House, Victoria-street, Is about to surprise the Colonial I'ublio with a Grand Die piny of Va'ontines. The market not bolng overstocked with these, tho proprietor will guarantee to give the customers of Auokland evory benefit. WANTED KNOWN, tnat tne Uanual Freehold Land and Investment Agency has Rornoved to Cornor Quoon-street and V ulcan Lnno. where the Land Business in all its branches Is now oarried on under the speoial superintendence of Mr G. Frasor. Valuations made, survoyn for land transfers offooted, and titles perfected at minimum oost. No charge mado for regittoclng propertioa for ealo ANTKD KNOWN—That Professor Gussoott is the only Original and PracH oal American Herbollßt In the Colony, and aluo the most expensive man to do business with. He requires no information; he can decide at a glance the diagnosis of tho oaso, thereby reliev ing the patient of a great deal of nervousness and hesitation. Try and disprove this it you pan WASTED, two or tnree wrocers id Auckland and Distribt to take the Agenoy for Nelson. Moate, & Co.'s Pure Blended Teas. These Teos are acknowledged by the I'reßf, and Public to be tho Finent ever Bold in tho Southern Hemisphere, and are guarantied free from all scented tea.—For partlonlara apply to Nolson, Moate, & Co., Tea Blenders and Importers, High-stroet. Ghrlstchnroh. "A N T E1), .tfcaiers to Know that Paddy's Markot is now fitted up with ables and lighted with gas. Open overy Satur day Morning at 9 o'clock until 11 odock at night, where Fish, Settler's Produce, and Dry Goods can bo offered for sale. Spaoa allotted for amusement. No gambling or illegal games. —For hire of stand apply to Thomas Slater, Woigh-bridße Offloe, Loasoe of City Market. WANTED KNOWN, that 1 am now Selling every description of China, Glaas, and X artnonwaro cheaper all round than any other Bhop in the trade. Vasoe and China Ornaments considerably below town prices. Ouo trial will prove the faot.-Note the addreßS: K. A. Henman, Karangahapo Road opposite Newton HoteL [ WANTED KNOWN, that H. WAITED Fruit Tins are acknowledged to be the best over introduced in the colony. They re ceived a first prize at the Agricultural Show he'd at Kllerslie on the 9th November, 18M.. A recipe IB' issued to each purohaser, and the maker's name Is stamped on every lid. Sold by all Ironmongers, and at tho factory, High-etroet, next City Council Ohambers.-E. WAITB, Wholesale and rtetall Tinsmith. | WANTED KNOWN-Tnat J. „. Lambert & Co. have oponed an Auction Mart in Wyndham-streot, ocpoalto the Stab ofllco, for the Sale of aU kinds of Storoß and Bettlera' Produce. Consignees acquainting the above of goods ooming either by boat or rail, will find every attention and care taken, no matter how larao or small the consignment may be. For days of sale, see further notice. ANTKD-WANTED to Sell (cheapt, about 50 Sets of Jugs, only 2/8 set; 60 Bots of Jugs, 4 to tho set, only 1/ set; 10-inoh PlafcOß, i/6 doz; 8 inch Plates, 3/8 dOK; 32 doz Moat Dtehos, from 19 to 2/6; Cups and Sauoors, 4/8 doz; 50 doz Mugs. /2 to /5: Engraved Wino GIa3BOS, Hi doz; Engraved Water Jugs, 3/ and 3/C: about 100 Assorted Books, cheap; China Kkr Cups, fl; Glass Butter dishes, 1/ and 1/6; Glass Sußar Basns, 1/ to 1/6; Canary Boed,/5 per lb; Hemp Seed, /i lb; lot of Turkey Sponge, h and 1/; Toy Plates. 12, 13. and /I; 60 doz Odd Cups, ft each; 1/ Tins of Baking Powder, only 16 per tin; good Rice. 5 lbs for 1/; Ship Blsouits. n lb, i lbs for /6; Cabin Biscuits, II lb : Largo Groon Apples, /lib. 12 Ibsfor3 3.-H. WATTd. Pitt and Groy-Btreets. -Axo Handles, li, 3/ doz. ANTED KNOWN — At Goodson's London Aroade care has baen exercised in the selection of Borne of tho Greatest Novel ties ever scon in Auokland, suited for Valentine Presentations, Bpeoimens of which may be Boen in tho live windows; bat the utook Bhould be ihßpooted by every purohaser before making a soleotlon. Trade motto-"Small profits and quiok roturna" Hence we malntsin our repu tation aa being tho Cheapest in Auokland for Stationery and Cutlery, Glass and China. Clocks and Watcheß, Bruehware and Perfumery, Jewollory and Fanoy Goods, Musical Instru ments and Toys. Dolls and Japanoae Goods, the t'soful and Ornamental. London Office: 68, St. Mary Axe. , TUITION. -Wanted, fora youDg lady 2 Hours each day, Plain Knglish Kduoa tlon; one or two other pupils desirable.—Aa dresß J.I.W. Stah office. . C" IAKE-TAKER wanted in suburbs, to J look after property in owner's absence ; comfortable cottago and grazing of eight acres grass, with plenty of wood in distriot. Married man without enoumbranoe preferred. Unex ceptionablurof erences required.—Addreea Care taker, at this offloe. , ni, MASK'S, REMUERA. h"A Tenor Is wanted to fill the vacanoy caused by Mr Dixon's departure for Chrißtoburch. A Good Reader and Voioe indispensable, and references as to cbaraoter will be required. For duties and terms apply by letter to the Organist, box 107, General Post-offloe. j_Oßt ana Forma. I OST on Tueßday afternoon, near Mar. J ket, a pink and drab parrot; finder rowarded.-Apply Stab offloe. LOST, about Freeman's Bay, yesterday morning, a Bottle Jaok.-The finder will bn rewarded by returning same to the STiB office. _____________——___—— LOST or STQLHN, on Saturday last, about the Railway Station, a Small Eng lish Terrier Black and Tan Slut.—A Reward •tfill bo given to any one delivering the above to Mr Howard, Wynyardstreet, If detained in possession of any person after thia notice they will be prosecuted. 'I jiOUND ou the public street, on January I' 220 d, 1882. opposltfl the Church of ttrgland Cemetery, Otahuhu, a find Gold Guard, with a gold sliding plate in the contre.—Apply to Con- Btable'Qraham. Otahuhn. l TfT'OUND, a small sum of Money in IJD Kyber Paßß.~Owner apply Mrs B. Clark, I BcaficldltOßd,



, To Lat. TO LET, a Dvrelling-hotise and Shop.— Apply to Brown, Barrett & Co. FinO LliT, a Furnished Bedroom, suitable I (ortwoSlni,'!b Gentlemen. Torms mode rate.-Apply to Mrs Carter, Drapery Store, Vlotoria-6trees. ___ 'g 0 LE~T\ FiVe-roomed House corner of i Poneonby Boad and Clarenoß-atiest.— Apply nest door to Mrs Parker. TO LET, two or three Untarnished Bootes, with use of kitchen; qWet home; nice garden. Hont moderate.—Apply I*, a. Blrtleß. Newton-street (Ngwton Rof.d). TO LET, a SixTobmed House on the Gfafton-Toad.-Apply to H. W. Heatb, corner Queen- and West Queen-streets, over Union S.S. Company's Office. rpO LET, at Edea Terrace, SiDgle J. Shop (now erecting) with of without dwelling-house*—Apply to Henderson, Eden Terrace. TO LET, a very"eonventent Double Shop and Dwelling In Upper Symondu-Btroot,— For particulars apply to D. F. Kfafiß, Botate Agent. Qucen-Btreot. . 110 LET, a Front room with fireplace.— No 3, Albfcrt Tsrraco. near Wyndham- Street; , ._, rpO LEX, tn the best buirfnesa part of JL Qneen-Btroot, a Now bhop, baring a frontage of It feet and a depth, of 60 feat, cud two largo Showrooms overhead, oaoh SO leet by 28 feet—Apply to William Kattrny, Draper and Clothier, 178,180, and 182, Queen-street OKVONI'ORT.— Handsome little Villa to Let; eight rooms, volcanic allotment; every convenience.-Oliver Mays, Post-office Store. Dovonport. DEVONPORT.-Furnished Cottage to Let on Monday next; every household requisite; house has seven rooms, and is quite actached.--*Ollver Mays, Poat-offloe Store. DKVOjnPokT, — First-class Fami.y Residence to Lot on Cheltenham Beaoh; louse hae just been thoroughly renovated; arms moderate to a permanent tenant.-Oliver Maya, Poat-offloe Store. /UAZIS6 AT EPSOM. Seventeen (17) acres of Grass Land to be Let for Grazing Purposes. Apply to „,_ W. THORrttC. . Solicitor, Auckland. rpO MERCHANTS AND OTHEKS. A. Mackle having completed alterations, has a splendid Store ■ffXm 30, concreted floor, and rat proof ; nan a SWenold^art entrance to Durbam- Btreet Woa^Bilso^MDellar 60 x 30 (well lighted), ooßorete«lro'','«uia rat-proof.—For particulars apnlytOMr wm, AltkOD, or A. Maokie.on the premises? Durham-street West (adiolnlng Buck land's Sale Yards). Pat Bole. iTIOR SALE, OB TO LET, Farm at V PakuraDga, • acresj and Bonse, hair-mlla from Pakuranga School ; part bounded by run ning Btream.—apply W. Dowden, Anotioneer, or on Che form to John Sutollffa. gj'\OK HALE, Several Hotels in the town fP and country.—Apply at once to J. R. Lambert and Co., Auctioneers and Commission Agents, Wyndham-atreet. i/iOK SaLK, a Firstclasa New Piano 9? (owner leaving); must ba disposed of; a great bargain.—Can be Been at Mr. Forrest's Auokland Music Warehonse. Queen street. LAO BK LiiASED for 21 years, 3,000 Acres of vary fine Land in central Waikato, being Lot 279 and part of Lot 268, in the Parish of Whannamarlno.—Apply to K. T. Dufanr, Ksq., Solid lor, Shortland-ftreot. m O S A D D L E it 8. FOR S &LB, a First-class Business in a thrlv ing town on the West Coast—Apply star offloe. __ TTiOK, (SALE, a good General Store and Jj Butchery in Coromandel, doing a very good trade; building quite new. First-rate own references as to badness. Price. £200; Stock at town valuation. A first-rate opening for an enterprising man with small capital. PONSONBY-Fine Villa Residence of six rooms, nearly new, on large allotment, com manding view of harbour. North Shore. &o.j register grates; water laid on; in splendid order. Price, £650. J. R. RANDKRSOK, Land Agent. qiniTGLESI OH INGLES I 200,000 Best Hkakt Shingles 1 LOCAL AND NEWCASTLE COALS, FIREWOOD, &0., At Lowest Rates, Delivered in Town or Country, W. & G. WINSTONE. Tenders. _. WAITAKfI. HARBOUR IMPROVE MKNTS. Contract, No. 2. 1500 «ot FASOINE PROTECTION WORK On B.W. bank of River. Contract, No. 3. 10000 cubic yards HUBBLK STONK lor Training Wall on N.E. Head. Tenders received for either Contract to 15th February. Plans at Waitara. JQHN THOMgoN> ; Harbour Knglneer. 28th January, l&M. mo builders. Tenders will be reooived up to noon on BATURD AX the 11th instant, for the Erection of Additions to Villa at Mount Kdon. Flans. &c, at our offices, Queen-street. BDW. MAHONKY & SON, Architects. rpO BUTCHERS AND OTHKKs! Tendera are Invited up to 15th instant from pereono desirous of Leasing, for three years, all hose promises owned and oooupled by Mr B. touohnr, Butoher, Kden Terrace. Mr Bouoher s about to prooeed to England, and can give up possession and goodwill on Ist Maroh. lhe owest or any tender not necessarily accepted, as the incoming tenant must be approved of. This is a very rare, opportunity for an enter prising man. Tenders to be sent in to the undersigned. _. Q KWINGTON . rriBNDERS for Additions and Improve- I ments to tho Teaoher's House at Patß™"^ will be received by the Education d > Wynd ham-stroet, Auokland, until noon of WKDNB3- D&fan Kd ebs rp n e ac7flc na euo-. at the Offloe of the Board arid on application to the Chairman of tho Distrlot School Committee. PaterangU riIENDBRS will be received by. the L Trustees for the lease for SOjrears from the Ulh day of February. I^2, ot Ifiotment at nresent in the oooupatlon of Mr Matthews, leing Suburban AUotment No. 2 of Seotion No. 5, containing i aores 1 rood 10 pßrones. These premises are situated on the hew North Road, Snborbs of Auokland. Tenders tb be left at the offices of Messrs Hughes and George, solicitors, Auckland, on or before MONDAY the 13th instant, at noon, w here Conditions tfXggg *%sgfo Solicitors to the Ti us teos. 2nd February. 1882. rpENDERS will be received by the Wai -1 tara Harbour Board up to 15ttt February next for Three Punts, to be delivered at Waitara. Dimensions: About 36 x IB on deck, 31 x U sottom, 3ft deep; 2-inoh planking, 6xo frame; all kauri. Plans are to be Boon at Captain McGregor's. jqhn _,„„-,„-„, Harbour .Engineer. mO BUILDERS. Tenders will be received for the Brectlon of Machinery Buildings for the Auokland Oil Com pany (Limited), on or before the 9th Inntant. Plans at Mr Krrington's offloe. Insurance Buildings, rn--o builders. Tenders will be reoelved up to noon on SATURDAY, the llth instant, for Additions to a Villa Keeldence at Remuera. Plans, &0,, at our offloes, Queen-street. ' BDW. MAHONBY & SON, Architects nn~Q BUILD E RH. Tenders will be reoeived until noon of THURSDAY, February 9th. for the Erection and Completion of a Villa Residence in Qratton *""■ EDWARD BARTLKY Architect rji O CARPENTERS. TonSers are required until noon otWJD NKSDAY, Bth instant, 'or Additions to Pre fflSt*y office. Hoffmann's Build togß" THOMAS H. WHITE, Architeot. f|-, o" B U I L D E X S. Tenders wUI be received until noon of the 13th taßtant. for the Ereotlon of a Dwelling house new Cambridge. Ri kbalb & BQN _ Architects, N.Z, Insurance Buildings. T)ONSONBY DISTRICT. Tenders will be received up to i p.m. on TUKBDAY. 7th February, at our Ofllco, Colonial Bank.lfor the following works :— 1, Formation Linooln, Kent and Norfolk streets 2, Formation of Snreflnld-utreet 3, Formation Junction of Jamoa and John streets Tenders to be separate, pr preferably at a lump Bum. Lowest or any tandel not neceessrlly accepted. B OYLAN & LUNDON, Bngineers. SkSj.^ T^O R WAITARA. Jl'"*' ■"'■ 'Tho 8,8. MAUGREGOR Will leave Onehunga as above (woather and other circumstances permitting), on MONDAY, February 6th instant, at 1 p.m. Northern S.S. Co. (Limited), 67, Queen-street, Auckland. * - A. MCGREGOR, Managing Director, A. BAKNKS, Agent, Onehunga. .■*:'":■ '-v..: ■: ', .■ ■...■'■:;■...■. •.■.!,. ■ a ..



1 Publio Notices. SSIGNED ESTATE OK JAMBS BTUART, OF CAMBRIDQE, STORB KSBPBB. Creditors in the above Estate are requested to send in Proofs oC Debt to the undersigned, without delay. N. G. LKNNOX \ Tmotnen. ARTHUR H. NATHAN,/ TnMtoeßl Auckland, let February, 1882. "j^T Q "f X C K. UNION STKAM SAW, MOULDKG, SABH AND DOOR CO. (LIMITED In oonsequenoe ot the STRIKE AMONSST THE FACTORY EMPLOYES, some little delay may arise in completing ordors nowin hand, and the Company beg the forbearanoo of Customers whllo arrangements ore in progress for replaolng the men on strike. l>. MURDOCH, Secretary. IN consequence of the Lock-out of the Employes of the Union Bosh and Door Company, ond of the Company refusing to acoeue to the very reasonable terms of the men, we earnestly request that no Joiners. Moobl nists. Turaerß, and Labourers connected wltc the Timber Trade will rospond to any of the Company's advertisements for meni ÜBLIC NOTICE, — W. Grasos, Fruiterer and Greengrocer, Karanga hape Road, begs U> inform the publio of New ton that ho has recently opsned a Kirst-clasß Stook of Fruit at the above address. A trial requested. Quality guaranteed^ TCIPSOM ROAD DI STRICT. TAKE NOTICE. The Valuation List for the above Dlßtriot, for the year 1882, ia now Opon for Inspection at the Secretary's (Mr Wm. Dloniaon) Office, New market ; all Objections thereto must be sent, addressed," Judge of Assessment Court, Kpßom. P. 0., Newmarket," on or before the ISth day of FEBRUARY; and a CoDy of every euch Objoo- Uon must be lott at the Secretary's Office, ac above, not lees than Seven Days before the nest slttingofthesaidCourt.^^,^ Chairman* -vr o T i^ c & Q. BALDOOK & J. BAITY having pnrchasod tho Leaso together with the whole of the Machinery of tho lato Mr W. F. Short, Cook street, i beRS to inform the publio and the old customers . that they will re open on Monday next, Febrriary 6th, and are prepared at once to complete orders now on hand, and exeoute with despatch" any work appertaining to Cabinet Malting, Fancy Carving, and Joinery. N.8.-Thelate employes are requested to oall at onco. 0 THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE AUCKLAND GAS CO. In a previous notice I mentioned that I in tended contesting the'Eleotlon tor Director in the above Company when a vaoanoy occurred, but having every confidence in the two gentle men who are retiring, and who I understand Beok re-election, I havo muoh pleasure in inform ing those shareholders who kindly promised me their support that I am not a candidate on tbis occasion, but will be (D.V.) when the next vacancy occurs. Yours truly, EDWARD ISAACS. T HEREBY give notice that I will Not be Responsible for any Debts which may be contracted by my Wife, Bessie Wenninger, she having left my home without my sanction. GEO. WENNINGER. AIHEKjs.-PICNIC ON MONDAY NEXT, Februuy 6th. The Railway Band will be In attendance Under K. Spragg, Bandmaster ; assisted by Mr Impey, Band Instructor. JUST RECEIVED — ALFRED BIRD'S, Basins Powbkk, Oubtabd Powebb, and RiUko Manob Powdbb. CußtardPowder, for making Custards without eggs; choice and delUiuug, Blanc Mange Powder, for making th#*inoat delicious Blano Mange with little trouble and a trifling cost; to be obtained in the following flavours:—Vanilla Almond, Straw berry, Raßpberry, Chocolate, Coffee, and Almond. Bahing Powder for Broad, Pastry, Cakes, Plum Puddings. &c. Its effects are sur prising, as it imparts a lightnees, wholeaome ness. and sweetness that cannot be otherwise produced. — Testimonials: From Captain Sir F. L. MoCllntook, R.N., Franklin Expedition (Arctlo Yacht Fox) Sept. 21. 1859; from the Emigration Commissioners, Westminster, i on don, aw.. June 6; from the War Office, London; a Certificate from the Admiralty, London, Feb. 5. Bole Agent for Auokiand: ROBERT RB W; GBOCEB, &0., VIOTOBIA-BTBBET. V Q W; READ V, jar king tawhiao"and maori to CHIEFS. PULMANS"PHOTO ROOMS, Shqutlahd-stbeet. 1 fkS REWARD will be willingly paid JL vf by Mr Gardiner, of Karangahape Road, Newton, to anyone who will give snoh informa tion as will lead to the convioion of the persons who committed a- robbery on Us premises on Sunday morning last. ÜBTRIAN BKNTWOOD Cane Chairs, Austrian m dm gbSS: Bentwood Oane Couohes and 123, «ueen-street. i loULKegi Austrian Bentwood • Cane Booking Chalre. WALNDT DRAWING ROOM SUITKB in i<h n* i^ihSS1 Silk, Tapestry. Rep, and Cre -123, Queen-street, Walnut Tables, What- note and Canterbuys- AHOGANY, OBDAR, Riinu, and Kanri Din ■mo^^SS' ing-room Suites in Leather, 123, Queen-street. H Siroloth, and Amevioan Cloth. ,_ IRON Halt-Tester Bed steads, Iron Frenoh Bed -IZ3, Queen-street, gteadßj Iron Folding Chair Bedsteads, Iron Cots. PATENT Spring Boiler Blinds and Venetian 123, Queen-atreet.' Blinds, Gilt Cornices and Frenoh-pollshed Cornioe Polbb TtARPBTS, Hearthrugs, T. &H. OOOKK, v/ Linoleum, Floorcloth, 123, Queen-street. Matting, Door Mats, .Bath Mats. In great variety. IBKKAL DISCOUNT to Gash Purchasers. All fffiQna^iteSet:BOods d^vered free in town. 123, Queen-atreet. catalogues post free on appli cation. KDHOOM FURNITURE in Choice Mottled Kauri, 123, Quoen-BtreoU Wardrobes, Bedsteads, Was h and Toilet Tables. rpHE !new B"Ji\iDma society. INDUSTRIAL 'AND PROVIDENT PERMA NENT BUILDING, LAND AND INVEST MENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND. OOENBK OP . 8181 Md VULCAN LANE, All olassoa are invited to take up Investing Shares, payments weekly,' Interest remunera- LOANS granted on seourlty of Freehold or Leasehold Property for the purpose of Buying, Juilding, &c., in Bums of £20 to £5000. repay able—for every £100 advanoed-at tho following scale, by weekly, monthly, or quarterly lustal ments:— .J Repayments Per j Repsymenta Per extending over Week, extending over Week. 8 years .. 1510 7 years .. 8 3 1 years .. 12 6 8 years .. 7 6 6 years „ 10 SI) 10 yeara - 8 8 SPBCIAL FAOILITIK3 are given to Ber rowers for paying off part principal money and reduoing weekly payment, or the whole sum may be paid oft at any time— tuo Sooiety grant ing LIBEBAL DISOOUNT. GKO.RGE FRASBR. Manager^ jC?I i\ T0 *1000 I<ISNT on B^d111!? 3m - 1-" Society principles, br on other tenni 0 suit borrowers. Mortgages and Loans nego tiated. Bee List ot Properties tor sale on fourth page. Bixperoentallowedon money deposited or Investment. —C. Williamson, Land, Estate and Financial Aserit. Vulcan Lana TTAIAPOI WOOLLEN MANUFAC JLV TURING COMPANY (Limitbd). AUCKLAND WAREHOUSE. FORT-STREET. Robert Fby, appointed Agent for Provlnolal District of Auokiand. 15 Q BOXES CHOICE NEW SEASON'S TEA, • Xx Mail Steamer, 225, Each. REW'S, Viotoria-street. INDIA AND CHINA TKA WAREHOUSE, NO. 95, VIOTOMA-STKKKT. Now Valonola Kniulna, ers.s. Otlent 1 Jib boxos New Figs, ex ditto 17 cases Monlng and Fanoy Teas, ox May Queen Finest China Tea Sif tings. If ii per 1b 10,000 Full flavoured Cigars, 7 for Is 6 oases Tobacco (Virginia), at Is 6d per lb 10,000'SwisB Cigars, at 2s 6d per bundle EngUsn Sauce, at 6d per bottle 151 Johests Choice Assortment of Indian Teas son bores First Crop China Teas, inolnding a lini of the Finest in the lowest Shipment ever made to the Australian Oolonicß Now Valencia Almonds, ex a.s. Sorata iniZcheßW Choloe (Ist crop* China lea , Yoxfflre Re&h and Hudaou's Soap Extract, ex Wellington. TiCHHH CABH. Frkdk. Athitkhead, tka mkrohanti& general importer S YICTOHU-BXKEET,



" '. ■■ rersonai. >■• •■ ■■;.*"*■■■***?■ I HAVE tonnd my friends atthe Warkl • worth Hotel. MahurangL Splendid Moom. modation. Beautiful Boenery.—G. St. BOOB' Proprietor. ' Boara ana Jttesiaencei - > f^tOMKURTABLE Board and Residence ; \_y tor three or (oar respeotablo young Men; terms moaerate.—Mrs X uvanagh. Nelson-street (2nd houae off Cook-street). ■ - iMOVKKNUK BROWNE HUV'JU* \JT HOB3ON-STBBET. Board and Lodging . ..20a per Week SINBLB ItOOM -..aiSfl. ■ '■' i i i . . . —a Oallß. ■VTEW NORTH DEVON GOLDMIN* lS ING COMPANY (LIMITED). A Call (the 9th) of is per Shore has been made by the Direotorsof the above Company, payable to the undersigned, at tho Oillco Of thp Com pany, Shertland-street,Aiickland, on WSDNBB DA?. February 8,18,2. „, A> WHm . Manager. , Auckland, Slat January, 1882. ~r j. , Corporation Notices. —— , --~.. , i* GITY OF AiFCKLANI), TENDER FOX LEASING ALLOTMENT, PATrKSON-STKEKT, KKEKMAN'S bay. ■ ■ . t . ■; The City Oonooll will reoelve Tenders until ff ■,■.. p.m. ot THURSDAY, the ?th Instant, tat •■;. Lousing Allotment No. 6, with 60 feet frontage- \ to Patteson-atreet, Freeman's Bay. by a demfc * of about 90 feet, for a term of 23 years, subject to conditions of Tender and Lease, to be viowod, with plan, at thlsofflco. ft pan^^ - Town Clerk, ! jj£ Town Clerk's Offloo. ■ \ ■ February 3, 1882. IT V PUBLIC BATED, CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET WEST, ; • .' At the foot of liar dingo-street, and adjoining the Auckland Timber Company's Yard., These Bat ha are opened from 5 a,m. to 7 P in. . dally, Sundays oxoopted, when they are open from 5 mi. to 10 a.m. During the following • hours the baths will be open for Ladles' use only, every mornlßcr (Saturday and Sunday c*- - vi copted) from 9.39 to 1180; also, on Wednesday afternoons, 2to i, anl Saturday afternoons ■ from 2to 3 39. A Flag will be hoisted during these hours. Mrs Strong will bo-in attendanoe .; on Ladies. Froßh Water Shower Baths for ;:.;; bathers' use. Swimming and Life Belts, and every convenience for visitors, subject to the S3 Regulations exhibited. Admission, tmo Penny. G, Strong. Bathkeopor, in attendanoe. . ■ P. A. PHILIP& Town Olork. meetings. AKANGAHAPE HIGHWAY i 'DISTRICT. I hereby convene a Meeting of gatfflK^lS* the above District, to be held on FRIDASVtbt ~s 17th instant, at 6 p.m., in the Exoelalor Hall, cornor of Bast and Pitt-streets, for the purpose of eliciting their views on the contemplated | works in the District, and other importa* business. GKO.'D. BKVBV. ' ' Chairman, 3rd Fehrnarr, 1882. ~,, HB GOSPEL OF THE GRACE OF ,<*i GOD. Revival Meetings will be held Nightly on and after Saturday Evening next, commencing at 8 ,j 1 o'clock on, SATURDAY EVENING, in Albert § Hall (near Couains & Atkin'B Factory), conducted by Win. Henry Batler. No oollootion. All persona invited. •• Lot him that is athirst come." , H A UCKLAND GAS COMPANY J\. (LIMITED), • \ ~ J Notice is hereby glvon that the Half-yearly Ordinary General Moating of the Shareholders in the above Company win be held at the Office ot the Company on MONDAY, the 6th of Fen- ~.;■: ruary.lßß2,at2p.m.,forthepurDOseptreoeiTU»B ■ the Report of the Directors, and Balance-sheet, and electing two Directors in the room ot the Hon. F. Wnitaker, M.L.0., and O.J. Strafe , Bsd., who retire by rotation but are eligible and v offer themselves for re-election, and also JOT the ii| election ot two Auditors. " By order of the Board Of Direotors. ■ E. B, FARBONB, S '■■ ■ Secretary. ■ "gw Auckland, January 27,1882. Educational. A UCKLAKD COLLEGE ANDJGRaM' A. MAR SCHOOL. The successful competitors In the Examination will be announced and the prlzoß distributed on MONDAY next, at tho Sohool in Syraondsj street The proceedings will commence a) 3 < p.m. Parents and persons interested in edu cation are requested to attend, . _ J. J AMKo. Seoretary. ; A UCKLAND COLLEGE AND GRAM. ( J\. MAR SCHOOL. EVENING CLASSES. Tho Students'of the Evening Classes will moot on THURSDAY, February 10th, at the Grammar Sohool, Symonds-atreet. Fees*payable in advance. Ten shillings for the firet subjeot, and flve Bbillings for eaon .:•.:■: extra subject per quarter. JOHN JAMBS, Soorotary. . TTIGH SOHOOL, AUCKLAND, ! The work of the School will be resumed on MONDAY, 6th February, at 9.30 o'olook. . * FARQUHAR MACRAE, | ': Head-Master. Bangruptcy XNQClceg. -, IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZKALAND. NORTHBRN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. ? In the matter ot "Tho Jftpbtora and Ore-: dlters Act, 1878." ano?««»e amendmenU thereof, and ot the Bankruptcy ot Ai.f bed Batxb, a debtor. This is to notify that Alfred Bayer, of tho City of Auokiand, Oabdrlver. has , ; this day filed a statement that he is unable to meothto eußagements wlih hlsareditors: Uw First Meeting of Creditors to be held at the Buprome Court Buildings, Aookland. on FRIDAY, the 10th day of Febrnary, 1832, at l the hour ot 11 o'olook in the forenoon. Dated at Auokiand, this 3rd day Of February, 18821 «. W.BASLKY, Deputy Registrar. ; aifhrd baiib, •. ~ ■ f"■ ':•■ Debtor in person ■ IN THE S O PREMfi COURT OP NE# ZKALAND, NORTHBRN DISTRICT. . j IN BANKRUPTOX. , In the matter of "The Debtors and Creditor*' '<"■' Act, 1876," and of the several Amend- . , ) monts thereto, and of the Bankruptcy of | PajiCY Poetkb, Carpenter, in thoi Pro-,, I rinolal District, a Debior. It is hereby notified that at a first meetlngof the Creditors of said Percy Porter.beld this day, . in the Buildings of tho Supreme Court hoove, I Auckland, at tbo hour of eleven in the forenoon. ► i Thomas MacfTarlane, Hsq.,Certificated Aooount, ant in Bankruptcy, was oleoted Creditors' Tins- 1 tee of the property of the said Debtor; and * that the said Thomas MnciTarlane has Intimated to the Registrar in writing bis acceptance of the said Trusteeship. Dated at Auokiand, this 3rd day of February, I 1882> G.W.BASLBY, ! Deputy Registrar.' ; Medicai. mHEFACTISNOWASBUBED X THAI INOIFIKMT CONSUUPnOH, CHRONIO BRONOHITIB, ASTHMA, THBOAT AND LUNO OOMI'tiINTS. NKHVODB ABO . WASTING DISEASES are permanently relieved, the wont , j symptoms arrested, and a healthy re* | action produced by ; AIRKIN'S »YHUP OF KUCALYPTUB WITH HVPOI'HOdFHITW.a OF LIM^ I ANIJ QUININIt. J These great rosulta are owing to the *| combination of ' NKBVK AND BEABT TONICS ' • that lend increased sustaining powere to j the invalid, added to whloh is the ' , , I bpkooto jiotion '' "■':■ 1 ot the Kuoftlyptus on the mucus mem branes, whereby the air passag e«i are cleared of unhealthy secretions to, •....' -""i neDa™y ovWwce is affordefl of the vet- , I manent resuscitating action of Jtto, ■ i romedy—bo that all who suffer should at . ~ once mako aWal of its eminent proper; ' tiT The Kuoalypttis Syrup Umoflerate. - in price, and within the reaoh »£»" who Traals Heglstration Act," by r | BMVB9 aiokw, The Pbamaer, Anek- Cl WhoWe Agentj,lh« New ZBAWWD DnPOCOMPAMY , , |3iKBBMAN'S BAY SOAP WuRKB, I - RAUNDBRS & GILBERD, SOAP AND CANUI.K MANDFACTCBKBB, Vlotorla-Btreet, Auckland. . , ■ , a. & O. havißK: BoJaiaed their BWrtoiTiJ» doable its former size,«nd made ooatly addi tions to the plant, are nowin■» position to oom pete with any fao«orlesinK«»«B|i|^«2Bjf \*l Ibuto Wales. The yearly inowsi» of Mielr trade, which ban rendered the extensive altera tions unavoidable, is the best guarantee at too euperioroharaoter of their goods. ; ,;a Trial is respectfully MUdtofl. ' 1 1 * II