TELEGRAMS

(FttOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.

KU^iElit'i th!s day,

Sailed: J«Ha P.ke aud Reward, for a£3v2ft s^aSK SISSS the RiksbU native This race Will «ause much amtfsoment.

WELLINGTON, this day. TEMPBRANCK MOVEMENT. A meeting was held last night of clergy »_d often to consider the best means to denote the invests ot the temperance TJZ Tue committee recommended the foundation of a Gospel Temperance Soaety Kit in tho various churches for con wnoe, prayer, and work,-and that Kb«s Bhonld wear the blue nbbon Lowe's building are insured for £1,500.

SEIZURE OF JEWELLERY AT CHRISTCHURCH.

r ß y telegraph.—press association.]

CHK'SrCHURCH, this day. LAST night the Customs officer aud 8 detective seized a number of gold chtiup, walches, and jewellery, on which duty had sot been paid. Thoy were concealed in a house at fongaland, a suburb of Christ church, occupied by a new arrival from England.

AUCKLAND TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.

IDE Auckland Teachers' Association met at the Wellesley-strcct East School this afternoon. Mr Worthiogton presided.

Proposbd New Zealand Educational IkstiTUTE,—The aelegites (Messrs Worth inrton and Adams) appointed to attend the Chrlstchurch Conference on January the 3rd and Ith in the interests of the forma tion of o New Zealand Edncationnl Institute brought forward an ex haustive repett which was taken as read. The report stated that Pro fe=sor lirown, on behalf ot the Canterbury teachers, warmly welcomed the visiting delegates. He always considered unity of action to be what was needed in the teach ing profession, and hailed with | satisfaction the conference now met together. Mr H. Worthinpton detailed the continuous reverses suffered by the educational cause for a series of years in the province of Auckland. He and others had established a Teachers' Institute in 1875, which lea a moiibnnd existence till 18S2, when some younger teachers came to the province, the institute was reorganised and had since been car- , rkd on successfully.--Mr White read tho report of a committee appointed to consider the advantages of a new Zealand Educa^ iional Institnte.—The report, which was adopted, was to the effect that the Insti tute should consist of teachers' associations sai, institutes of New Zealand, its object being to promote the interests of «duoaiion in the colony; each association to be en" titled to one representative for the first twenty members, and one for every addi tional 3U members; the president, secretary, and treasurer to be elected by the G»neral Council which shall meet annually at the chief centres ef population j the general meeting of membeis of the JS.ZI, to bo held once every two years at such place as the Council shall determine; and that the General Council should maka by-laws for eon dacting all business of the lostitute The report concluded as follows:—"As cur visit was made during the Christmas holidays we were, of course, unable to observe the working of _ the various schools, hut those we visited were well supplied with every appliance for facilitating the instruction arid education of the children attending the different classes," —The report was adopted.

(Left Sitting.)

THE EVICTIONS AT ROTORUA.

(To tho Editor.)

Sib.—ln your issue of Thursday evening appears a loDg and sensational account of an alleged disturbance in the neighbourhood of Lake House, Rotorua. I think it is but simple justice,considering thatMr Graham's name is freely mentioned in this statement, that the plain facts of the matter should be publishea. AbuttiDg on the fence sur rounding Lake House Is a small piece of land, some few perches in extent, which, hefore the sitting of the Land Court, was occupied by anyone who coald manage to hold possession, Mrs Robertson, among others. On this land is a dilapidated baker's oven set in brickwork. After the J Native Land Court had passed the title Of this blqck Mr Graham obtained a lease from the owners for twenty-one years bnt Mrs Robertson has steadily held possession notwithstanding, and with her bakehousa, which-was continually catching fire and imperilling tho safety of the adjoining buildings has been a source of great annoyance to Mr Graham for some time past. The building destroyed was this bakehouse, and the person who ia committed for trial for malicious injury to property, acted under the written instruc tions of the native owners, who surely have a right to assert their title and" to eject trespassers so long 'as no forcible entry is made. Mis Robertson had notice to quit occupation aad to remove her _ building, lut, having disregarded it, the building was destroyed. She had no right to occupy, and surely, therefore, she has only_ herself to blame for the position she now finds herself in. To me, understanding the many petty jealousies existing at Botoiua, it is very plain that the writer ot that very un truthful account is one of a certain section of Ohinemntu residents, who, being dis appointed in their business speculations, are bitterly envious of the great popularity of Lake House, and ready ana eager_ to lake [every [oppsrtunity of throwing mud at its proprietor.—l ais, &c, jk. Graham, Jun.

The Rev, J, S. Hill will give the address at the .nnited meeting this evening in the Lecture Hall of the Young Men's Christian Association.

The MontagnefTumer Company have burst Hp in Melbourne, The great talents of Mr and Mrs Turner were admitted on all (ides, but a Fatti and a Maori supported as indifferently as wero the Turners could not have made money.

We are sorry to learn that an examination of the trout ova, which arrived by the mail steamer, shewed that the whole cargo had gone bad. The experiment introducing these noble fish into the colonies baa been attended with most disheartening mis hap's.

We would direct the attention of our readers to the fact that, as announced in another column, the Bale of Japanosje art manufactures will only be continued for a few days longer in tbe premises next to the Bank of JJTew Zealand. During that time the stock of curios, embracing many of the admired exhibits .shown at Christchurcb, will be sold off at great reductions in pricey

The "Lyttelton Times" is of opinion that the popular "cadging" tours of Minis" ters through the country to find out "works «f colonial importance " show in a humil iating way tho farcical nature of tho local government which Hew Zealanders enjoy. It says:-"Everything from a railway costing a million, down to a grant of £20 to a village library, a town pump, or a bridge «ver some unknown week, are the business of the General Government, and must be provided by them, Provincialism was swept away on tho pretext that it owsed continual scrambling between Jocalitiea for the doles from the Colonial T'eagury. But the days of Provincialism never saw anything so utterly contemptible as this, Cabinet Mipisterz were not then transformed into beadles doling out parish relief. Ytt Mr Bumble's was an honorable P'sitjea compared with Mr Kolleston'e, beadles, at least, do not have to buy the votes with the funds they distribute. Mr Rolleston has to lo so systematically."

L* 31 Edward Wimtot, the physician, was, wnenayoutji, so far gone ia consumplion ihat "f. Kaficliffe, whean ha had consulted, gave his Jnenda no hope of his recovery. Yet he lived to Fe,"ge o£ ninety three! upon which Dr He- Ppwton notes": " This has been the case with Rime others who had many symptoms of con romption io youth." Modem research in medi jioonaanow provided many invalaablo reme °}es for consumption broDchial and chest com- Pwuits. The combination of Hypophosphito oC Mine and Quinine with the healing Eucalyptus »r bine Rum) has been the means of relieving "on permanently curing such diseases. Possess- Wg Oats a peculiarly reparative nutntivo $H°n, Aickin's Syrup of Eucalyptus, with gWpliosphite ot Lime and Quinine, jaaphar ™aceuUcalprepaTationspeeißllyinventedforthe reuef of sufferers from chest af feotions, , A genta fWe New Zealandtlrug Company,



Public JJotlcesi. rjpHE AUCKLAND DIRECTORY JL BOR 1883. KNLS.RGED. IMPROVED. CORRECTED, Will be Reaiy for have on Ist JUNK. In addition to Cltj and Hubnrbsn Directory, Business Directories will be given ot the l'tl -ol pal Towns ia tba Provlnoo, No pains wilt bo spared tn mako this Ihsuo thoroughly complete and reliable. 3. INGRAM AND 00,. Publishers. High-street. TO be Sold cheap, at Arthur's Matt, 1 Eausago Mlnoinn Maohlno. by Onrdsntir, and one Mlnoing Machine, by Green and Song. Meetings. AKA ROYAL ARUH CHaPXEB, N i. m, 1.0. TUo nest Communication of the Chapter will be hold at Freemasons' HaU, Prlnoe6-3tioot. on MONDAY next. 12th instant, at 7.30 p.m. M. G. WADH. P.K., Bpgiftror. UNION LODGE OF MARK MAS TKKB, NO. 161. Tfco itgular Monthly Meeting of the abovo Ladßo -will bo held at tho liOdaorooin, tfree masons' Hall, on aUiSUAY, 13th instant, at 7.80 pm. T W. KITT, SocreUry. AUCKLAND PROVINCIAL GRAKD LODOK OF MAKK MA3TEK MASONS. Consecration and lnsttllutlon of P.G.M. tt Freemasons' Hall on TUHSIJAST, 13th instant, at 8.80 p.m. WM. P. MOW, Aeiiog P.O. Soorotory. POINT CHSVAIIER HIGHWAY DISTRICT. A Meeting of Ratepayers of the abovo dlstriot will be held at the Northorn Hotel, Groat North Road on tho Ist day of March at 8 p.m. to oleot one Trustee. JAS. J. DIG NAN, Chairman. «-:» TXOJBSON CORPSr~A7u.V. %'■/'■'£ / Members are requestod to attend at W<BB the Drill-shed on MONDAY NEXT, XvM- at 7-3" p'm>> t0 t>o measured f°r Now ■53§L Uniform. <aj£* By Order. JAS. O'BRIEN, Col.-Sgt., Sec. ■pa ew zeal and timber company i3| (LIMITED). Notice is hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting of tlio Sharoholdors of this Company will bo held at noon on SATURDAY, February 21th, 1883, at the Company's Offlco, Custom-honse-street West, Auckland. Business : To confirm the following Resolution, passod by tho Shareholders at their Meeting held on Friday, February 9th, 1883, viz.: "That tho Capital of tho Company be increased from £10,000 to J250.000 by tho issuo of 8,000 nOw shares of £5 each. By order. W . PERKINS.' Secretary. EriCuliY BAY TIMBER COM PANY (LIMITED). NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. Notico is horoby pivdn that tho First Ordinary Goneral Meeting of tho Shareholders in this Comtmny will bo held at their offlco on MON DAY, tho 12th instant, at 12 o'clock noon. Busixess : Torecoivo tho Directors' Reportand Balance sheet for period ending 31st December To elect two Directors in the room of J. M. Clark, Esq., and Alexander Ewen, Esq.. who retire in accordance with articles of association, and who, being eligible oiler thcmselvos for re-election. To appoint an Auditor, and lor tho trans action of such other business as may be brought before the mooting. BENJ. GILMHR, Secrotary. Fort-street, February 3rd, ISB3. rpHE abovo Meeting of Shareholders ia DE -1 FERRED until ONE O'CLOCK, in Conso qnonce of tho Meeting of tho Harbour Board taking place at 12 o'clock. Fort-street, February 8. aaeaicat. nELSEHIHUM is an Unrivalled tJT Remeay for Neuralgia—it rarely faiia. Prino la.—Goodaon, London Arcade. |7-JSPLEri jVJ^ 1' XpXTRAOT. The undersigned. AS ACJKNT, haa Jnst opened in EXCELLENT CONDITION the first shipment of the following I— KKPLKK'3 EXTRACT OB1 MALT. Largo and Small Sizes. KEPLERS BXTRACT OB" MALT. KSPLER'B EXTRACT OF MALT. With. ETStoPHOBPnrrKB. KKPLER'3 EXTKACT OF MALT. Whh PHFHINR KEfLBR'3 EXTRACT OF MALT, W/lth Chkmioai Food. KaPLKR'S HXTRAOT Off MALT, With Beef and tmn. KBIPLBR'S EXTRACT OF MALT, With Oil ana lowbe or Ihon Tha-Lonoot' Bays!-"KeDlor Malt Kxtraot 13 vtiri eood,and may bo nsad with oonnaenco. Sojond Reportof the Lancol" on tho Keuler Male ?Jstraot i-Keplefs Bxtraot of Malt la as fflatinot an advance In theiapaotioa aa was the introduction of coiMiver oil It la one Of our beat remedlei for atoulo dyspepßl*, and Is aEioubtedly ÜBetul in consumption und other waatiDg diseases." AGENT FOB ADCKLAND— GRAVES AICKIN. General Store. " ths TVTEWTON ROAD WAREUOOSE, Jjt E3TABL.ISHBD. IN 1861. IMPORTANT NOTICE. J. & F. wTIKINSON Hava been succeßsfnl in purchasing th« old established and well-conducted bußlneta ot MR. R. aTKVKNSOV, of Newton Rojd, Auoklana, and they respootf ally Intimate to the PBtablulua oustomera ot Mr. Stewnson, to their own friends, Bind tho general pnbllo, that the butJneea will etlll continue to be eonduoted on the aame prinotrte that It has hitherto bj6"o"^??.^' ■ namaly, by keeping upi a good Btook ot *™BT. CliAfiS GOODS and SELLING for a SMALL PROFIT. __ The BUSINESS,havInR been started hiVS/ii. must ba ■woll-Snov to old residents ot AuoWano, aid perhaps no busineea.js better known lo Newton and the surroondlng neighbonrhood thnn this General Drapery. Gropery, and Pro duce Basinets ot B. Btevenson'e. ot Newton BTho GROCERY DSPARTMKNT has been so thoronghlr well kept up that it 1b known, to be the best in the aiatrlot, but if any improtement oan be maSe the new proprietors will Bpare bo effort In maKlng It BtlU more satisfactory, and. Sboy truet thattnelreffMtß will merit a owHtou. aifce of the uuptort that haa been,m "berally aocorded to their predeoessoj. pi» D»P«J: ment wUI conilnue to be under theohawo Mr. BADaaa. who has bo well conduotett It tor npwniSaiwlth a good Stock ot Four. Maize, BS 0D nRTp|RY«ITM K NT wm r. Jan be injDroved. Mr. Wilkinson having had £Sw yeaw experlenoe at Robertson anj Soffat'BVof Melbourne, and Wm. btrangc> and Co'?.. Chrlstohuroh, also manager for F. J. Somerflela for a time, believes his knowledgei ot tneDiaperyTrade will enable him to marathis brloch ot ths buslneEß second to none ta Auot !an°. A speolal feature in connection with this Department will be that at tho end of three months from tho Ist of February, a KroeDls- Slbution ol Goods will be made, equal to 10 jn Bent; on the amonnt Cf purchases durlE»that fimß Forinstanoe. a copy of all purchases of traroha'jei'fl namei and. at the end ot three SSnSSgecds to the value of ten pei;cent on the totalimountof purchases WIU bo BWen free ot cbsrge: any person purchasing «io worth will receive 20a worth, and so on. If »'.U™ worth ot goods ate sold we will Rive away «H» wSth oa the flrai Monday In May. and on tha^ day wo will have a GRAND SHOW ur AUIUMN GCOD^. partloulars'of which will ba given In future Clroular aad Advertisement. Our Email Profit on GUODERISS and PRO DUCK wisl not admit of a similar allowance, and it la only on aooount of having steolttl advantaaes in purohaslnK Drapery that we oan afford to adapt Euoh a prlnolpe. Our agaatß In Lonaon and Melbourne will brouto tor us the arestost bargoios offering in Fashionable and Useful Goods, and we will be in at osltlon to buy well here, consequently wo will bo enabled to SoU Cheap, and still allow tha Diuoounr. AU Qsods on which the Allowanoa will ba made roust be paid to^ prevloua to making the °lour f'rufe will be to keep a Bupeiior Clara of Goids. and we will avoid pntchasina those ooa-; biSnartloles that are only üßetalas R medium tor pnfitaf. but of no service to too purchaser, and Ww^ "and (M OF orders will ba punotuaiiy, tttendpl to and aulckly despatohad, as per instruptlonß, All Good:i will be Dellvoied Freoot Chare« within the City. J. and F. WIUUNSON having pnr-ohasec th 9 sto.Uf/om Mr. SHvenaon at a very reason able prioa, dud many arti. Ub on toe stock sheet at muoh lesa than oast, inttnl to rlto th nnatomers the benefit of tno r«ductloDS ihoj 10 b, they purpjEO offering much of the oresen Btook ot DraDery, Cloihin?, Boo* and Shwa, a a Conaiderable Reduotlon on onglnil prloss. The Departments of this r Btrbllßhm«nt wll comprißß the Grocer}', Produce. Drapery. Coth Ing, Boots and Shoes. Glatswato and GrOo*"J and it will be known as the "Newton Bo* Warehouse.''' PROPBItTOES- J o & F* Wilkinson SUCOB3BORB TO R. STBVJN3ON.



, Wanted. WAS TAD KNOWN—Houae Brooms, Is 3d: Yard Brooms, la 6d; Hand Brushes, 9(l.—At Damplor's Hobson-street Shop. WANTED, two strong active Men for the Faotory.—Apply Wnrnook Broß., Cox's Oruok. WANTKD, a Lad to riae for orders.— H. & J. Binstead, Butchers, Freeman's Bay._ WANTED, a thoroughly Respectable Hoy to mako himself generally useful.— Apply before 12 o'olaok, to Mrs X, W. Puokey, Mount Hdon, \\f ANTED, a Junior Hand for the V V Clotbius Department,—Apply imme diately, A. W. M'aoa. Walleriey atroot Kaat. WANTED, Good Machiuiats, constant; also, Aoprontloos.-J. Tranwlth'd Bjo« Faotory. wakelleld-stree^. WANTED, a respectable general Ser vant.—Apply at i ha Market Hotel, loot of Groymront. WANTED, a Man to Milk and ;make hlmßeif goDorally useful.—App'y at 11 o'clooic on Aiomntj-, to John Lamb, 35 Queen sirect. WANTED, Two respectable Boys — Herbert 8. tfnilth, Wrought Iron Ovoa nnd Rang) Manufacturer, Auokland Iron worhs. W~ ANTED, a Boy.—Apply, between 12 and 1 an Mundiy, to T, PeacouK, Optician. Bhortltuul Htropt. h)ki ANTED to Kent, a 4 or 5-roomtd *t CoHrro, with bath, convenient to city. —App'y 'JR. Post Offloe, AHQkland. early. WANTED TO SELL (Cheap), a Box Mangle.—Apply Stab Office. t'.\T ANTED, a Good Girl to assist with v» Hausowork and children. — Apply to Mrs Percival, Green_Lnne. WANTED, a Good Goneral Servant; reforences required. — Apply to Mrs Charles Kelsoy (closo to Public Schools, Mount Edou), or Charles Kolscy and Co., Queen-street. WANTED Smart La(ls7l3"to~ls years old.—Young Bros. Durham-Btreet Boot Factory. y.V^ANTED, at once, a Wet Nurse.— V V Apply Dr. Dawson, 11. Wollcsloy-st. irjTrJKO, 2 or 3 Apprentices to the Ureas and Mantlomaklng.—Mrs Birch, U2, Groy-stroot. WANTUD, a respectable iNurseglrl.— _ Apply Park Hotel. WANTED, a Second Cook; must bo experiencedm»n. Referencesrequited, —Apdy atar Hotel, Between 9 mi 10u.ru., and 7 i\rd 8 n.n>. WAJNTtJJ, quod iSulluck Driver. Guod wtitfOi to coajpetent rnisß Jaaeor and Farfeor, Now Zealand Timber Oompgnr. WANTiSf, a good strong Boy for & fArm i must bo ablo to milk—Appl? John Smith, New Caledonia Hotel, by mood street. ANTED, a young respectable General Servant for two in famlly.-Apply Zulu Cottage. Uppar Nelson Btreet. WANTED, a first-class Cook.—Apply Auokland Club. Shortland-Btreat. ■& Air ANTJJD, a Bmart Young Man as T» waitor.—Apply Commercial Hotol.Short land-Btroat. WANTED, good Clickers ; highest wages and constant employment; none but Rood, hands need apply. — Gamut Brtx>., Wtkefloldatreor. WASiTJiD, a Man or Boy occasionally to Draw Went I»v»lld Lady's Obair.- Apply early, P., office of thla paper. W~ ANTED, n Good General Servant.— Apply Mrs Wm. Gulliver (near Scotch Church) Ponsonby. WANTED, a GooS Strong Boy as an apprentice to tho liltcinruiiblni?. — Apply to John Uolaiul. Hlnokumlth, Prlncoa •treor, Unahnnga. \X7ANTJSD, immediately, a Hammer *'* man.— Apply AucWand llnsber Co. (Limited). WANTBD, 'a Fomnlo Cook.-Apply Sootla Motol. Hotson-street. ANTED, Good Ueneral Setv»nt; re ferences required.—Apply Mrs Sloraan, top of Gratton Road. ZAf ANTED, for an Hotel in Auckland, V* a roapeotabU Boy to m*ke hlmMlf mefnl; rettrenoea roqnlrod.—Apply this offloa. WANTED, two Boys, also Girls as Apprentices to tho Tailoring;.—Apply to Star office, WAJNTKJD, thoroughly good ObamDor iiinia, alio good General Sorvant; must havo sood rjferoacea.-Apply st»r Hotel, -I btitt-Btrest, between 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., taxi from 6p.ro. to 7 p.m. rSJANTED, strong Boy, used to horses ; t T also, light Spring Trap and Harness, on hiro Qr to purchase.—Apply 207, Queen-street. ANTED, 15 good Piok and Shovel Men (or the Dootc at Calliope Point.— Apply on the works. WANTED, Eye Doctors and others to looommond the quality of my Is Spootaoles. No higher prlco at tho Hobiion sfrent Shop.—W. H. liampier. % V ANT*D KROWN—Tea Trays, 2 ft V" lonKaudlJ I*, vvldo, only lo G<t; atDam plgr'a Hobsna-ttrtet Shop. 48/ ANTED SEEN—Tho Fresh Bargains V v in Voohi. Shoes, and Sliposrat Dampler'e Boot Shop. Victorla-stoet. Partloulara soon. WANTED a good Uuueral Servant; hlghmt wagon.—Apply to Mra Cameron, opposite ttocitty Hail. Romnort. _ v», ANTED KNOWN—I will give a VI Handsome Present to tho flr.it terson who can get better Piano Mnslo for 4a than I sell at my Hobson-streot Shop (or lid.—W. ti. Dampler. __ WANTED SEEN—Tho Cheap Lot of Crookery juat arrived a; Damplet'a Hjb'Qri-atreet Shop. WANTEU to Purchase or Lease, a Good Paying Boardlnß-housc, with or without furniture.—Apply 0. T. Hogg, Estate Agent, up Btairs next Union Bank. --ZJ AN TED, for the Star Hotel, Ota- V T hnho. a Man Cook (plain), and a House maid, or a Married Couple without enemm branco. at oloc. — D. Chapman, Star Hotel, Otshnhn. WANTED.hyagontlonian, comfortable Lodglogp, within easy distance of street.—Apply, with terms, BC. Star office. WANTBD TO SBLL, 14 Pure White Pet Hintama ; also.B fat Ducks. &«., &o, —Motcalfe, Montsgue'BtiOdt, off Upper I'lit atreet. . _______ \»7 ANTED, a Sltnation; 13 years ex- V V perlenoe In Drapery and «rooßry tr*«e; (uliy competent to tako obargo ot oountry bnsl esß (l£ required).—Address C.T., Nawton Post )fflce v W~ ANTED SEEN, the Splendid Jbull's Eye Lanterns, only Is each; at Dampler'a Hobson-atraot Bhop. WANTED, a Purchase for a Furnished Cottage in a good thoroughfare —10 minutes walk from Queen-street. Kurnitnro comprises all tho household requisites, and is in good order. To be had a bargain.—D. F. Evans, estate Agent, Queen-street (between Bank oi Australasia and " Herald " office. WANTED TO LET, a C • roomed Honso.- Apply to William Gill, Builder, WelUngton-street . WANTED KNOWN — That we can soil oar goods at lower than Qaeon street prloea-CaU at J. O. Brown's Cheap Urspery Establishment, Parnelli and we can pravo It. __________ WANTBD SKBN -The Wrought Iron Bates. Xi 10.-, and £1, at D&mpler'a Hobaon-Btreßt Shop. . \h,\ ANTKD—Go and Sco tho Handsome W Spring Conohes, only JBIIBO.-At Dam pler'a Hobson-ntreot Shop. , . T\/ ANTED KNOWN—If you want to V T Bee the latest Fashion (intnmn and Winter, 13^3), have a RUnce at Mnnro and MiiHuan's Tailoring Wladow, in Hobßon-Btreot. ANTED KNOWN—Tin Kettl*, Is 6d; Tin Saucepans, from 6d; Enamelled Saucepans, 2s 6d.—At Dampier's Hobson-streot Shop. W'ASTBDKNOWN.Moseley'splnnes, Ameiionn dlPo, and oßrvors' tool?, at F. Prime and Company. Ironmongara. Newtoi Vi/'Art'ift-*, a second-hand Portable W Enplna on wheels, from 4to 6 horae power.-For particulars apply to Fraser ana Tlnno. PhosniK Foundry Anofcltn''- ANTED. — Ladies' and Children s Underlinen in variety. Any sort notm Stock made on the premises. Less than town prices.—Robaon's Melbourne House, Ponsonby. *AT A* TED, a Partner to join a V 7 thorouahly practical mna, wno has. been used to ereot saw mlih, cany on the wont ing of the same as well bb the wprkinn of the 3ush and evtrytklnK oonnootod with the timoer rado; and he has 100 acres ot first olass kanrl bneh. freehold, neir to railway Btatton, Caplwl required to work on equal snares, about _100 D.— For particulars, apply to John Soppett, Lana Agent. No. 8. Qneen-atreet. , WANTED, Hotel-keeper-, Contec tlonws, and the Pnbllo Reuerally, to orevont aonldonts f»om the burßtlnß oi lemonade bottles while beinit opened, whloh IB rendered parfoctly safo by using one of W. a Jones' Im prsvrd Leather Hand Guards.-W. a. Jones, Matulaoturerotßaddlory,HarnCß3,&o.,Queen street. WANTED KNOWN--That W. H. Sdwarda is prepared to do Bhirgllnc: at tho lowest rates, and In the best BtTlo.-Letters addretsed, care o' Mr J. H, Hughe*, Grooer, Ylo*oria street we>t, Auckland. WANTED KNOWN—Seltzogcnes, for maUingSoda-jvater; Lawn Tennis and Oricketvvaro; pans, Ladies' Bags (a ohoioe assortment). Albums, Purses, &c. - Charles Kol eer & Co., Direct Importers, Queen-street (two fijira below Mo.rrinn', Ironmongers). VS7 ANTED, Ponßonby ladies to know V v they can have their own Materials used for all descriptions of Millinery, at mode sltoohsrge.-BoJ)son's. Melbourne House, Pon, ponby. ._.. 1 .— r ../aNIEU known—That oil kinds ol W very superior Jelly and Fruit-canning Jars also a general assortment of earthenware in Cream and Butter Crocks, Milk Bowls, Jugs. Bakers. Tea and Coffee Pots, may now be had at the Newton Pottery, either in wholesale oi retail lots. Inspection invited, WAN! JID SEEN—The Fresh Lot o: Iron Bddsteafls (doublet, 80s ; Single do '* 18' 64 : iron Got-, ISj ;at llampler'a Hobson a Btreet Shop. 1_ ""ANTED KNuWN—That the What: Fhsrmapy has bean He-opered with t Well-»eleotea Btookof Pure Drugs ondChamt ' raiß. Nursery and ToUet BequiiitoJ, faten '' Mertlolnes. &c, &0.-N.8.-Prlvate and CODI dental Orbcs 6ucoes3?ull? undertaken!



J Wanted. WANTED, Storemau; must be at quaintod with the iron trade,—App'j Lanrlo fc Hornßby, Wyndham-atree'. 'ANTED, First-chvs Traveller.- Apply fully, at Thompson, Shannon.ani Oo'a vmrehouge, Wellington. t\i AJNTED, two respectable Boys a W Apprentices. — Apply AY. S. Jones Saddler^ ' I \\r ANTED, some Rood Pick am T » ■ Shovel Men.—Apply at Messrs Morrin' J yard, High-street, on Monday morning at i o'clock. , ANTED, a Miller; must baa gnoc storeman and able to take charge of thi mill.-Apply for address at this office. .aTAJNTbD, a Situation as Improver tc Vt the Carpentering.—Apply to G.h. STAtOmo*. W ANTKD, 'run Boys used to striking, -Apply W. Farrell, near Gas Works. "ANTBD KNOWN — Shovels anr Spades, 3a; Four-pronged Oarden Forks is 6d.-At Dampier's Hobson-street Shop. \%) AN SRD KNOWN—" Correct Tip" - *T \Va havo inst received, ox Weatbers floia and Fnmenoth, larpe Bblpmenls, and cat sell yon stuff oheapor than any other hou« In Newton,or out.—J. and W. WlUtdmß, botl tides Karanßabape Roan. ANTED KNOWN-Money ad vanoed on Porsonal and Collateral Se ourity, ropayablo by weekly instalments. Billi Diacountod.—Rao'a N.ew Zealand Pawn Office Darby street. ________ \vrANTED to LKT, New Six-roomed Tv Koufio at Mount Hdoo ltoad ; Roct wash-hotue, with oopper and every convenient Apply t? Mr Jesse stokes. Mount Eden; ort: Dlgoiui and Armstropg. Vnloan Lane WANTED Kt> OWN -In Ladies' fcjilvci Jewellery, wo conllno oursolvcs ontirolj to Real Sliver; wo keep no Silverlne or Plated Goods o£ nny kind. Fresh assortment just tc hand.-Charles Kelsoy & Co., Queen-street (twe doors below Morrinß*, Ironmongers). ORMB in Children and others arc removed, and an effectual cure caused, by nsliiK SHARLAND'3 WORM POWDERS. Is. a packet.-Sold by J. C. SHARLAND AND CO., opposite Post ofllce. (J~Bootmokora. — Wanted, a Good Giinoml Hand —Apply to J. Foglor, Quoo_ streot. Onuhqngn. . rriAttANAKI FARMKKS1 CO-OPERA- X TIVE ASSOCIATION (LIMITED). Owlnu to tho Roslgnstiin of the General Manaier through inaißnoaltton. Anpllcatlons from ptiraona qnallilad for tho appointment will be rece:lv<d by tho unSeriluncd np to NOON on THUHI3DAY, Ist Mnroh, 1883. Sa'ary, 8110 per annum. A bond will bo requlrf d for faithful disohargoof dmioß. THOMAS KING, General Manager. Waitara, Tnronakl. b j&*£W (H H A R T E R . _h_____mH_W x ' ■ -1, -OTfI^WS Wanted, n Vesaol to carry 160 SSSUttST tons Qronnd Bark from Launoas- HOBWan-H ton to Auckland or HelenßVluo, APP' r< G. W. BINNEY 6 CO., Oneen-street. LADY offers a happy home at the siea-sido, in a beautiful and healthy locality, and good instruction to children of either sies.—Terms and references on applica tion to Mrs Poole, Paihia (opposito Russell, Bay of Islands). Board ana nesiaence. (HKOYDON VLLA, Vincent-street, — \J Superior Board and Ro-idence, A Large Bed-room, suitable for a married eouulo, to Let, Vaoanop for ouo Rentleman, Baths. - .Mrs FuUer. BELMOnT HOUSE, Vincent-street.— Board and KealdoDoa 20?, flrst-olasß aecomttiodat'on far married couple; good bath, piano. CILAREMOrtT HUUSK, Princes-streot, > Auoklanfl.—Board and Roßldoneo by the day, weak, or month. 'Jeims very moderate. oM'trußrnßLE APAtITMENTW lor Ladies during their ncoouchmont; quiet ness and attention. Terms moderate.—Apply Mrs Boylo, Upper Queen-street (3rd house abovo Hoatb/s store). r _^OVJ£RNOR BKOWNK HOTEL, V3T lIOBSON-STREET. Boaiid and Lodoino 203. per Week. SixoLie ltooM 235. por Weak. OLD CLUB PRIVATE BOAKD^Q HOUSK. Eden Crcacent, Auckland, within three minutes, walk of tho Railway Station, Wharf, Post offlco. Supreme Court-house, and Banks.—Flrst-clasa Accommodation for Visitors from tho Coast and Country Dlstriots. Apart ments en suito for Ladies and Families. Plungo and Shower Baths. Lottora and telegrams addressed; o tho Manager, Old Club Private Boarding House, Eden Crescent, Auokland,will receive prompt attention. E~N Tfi O X aOU S E Beach Road, Devonport. A delightfally situated Marino Residence, commanding an extensive viow of tho harbour, olty, and suburbs; conveniently located bctweon tho Victoria and Dovonport wharves. Every comfort and convenience for visitors and board. Terms moderate. jnq. OWEN. Qoodson.43 Arcade. GOODSON'S - London Arcade. - GOODSON'S Valentines, and Valentine Presentations in Clock*, Gold and Silver Watches, Chains, Necklets, Lockets, Rings, Suites, Studs, &c, &0., Abyssininn Gold and Gold-cased . Joweliory (equal in appearanoo to Ster ling and Colonial Gold), Silver and Gold plated Jewellery, Electro-plated Goods of all kinds; Dinner, Breakfast. Tea, Dessort. Afternoon Tea, and Toilet Sets; Majolica. Terra Cottn, and Moss Goods. Wines andTumblors, Decanters .Water Bottles, Vases, Lustres, Eporgncs, Tablo and Pocket Cutlery, Lamps, Criokot Bats and Balls, Accordians, Concertinas, Musical Boxes, Orchnstranetcs, Photogra phic, Scrap and Stamp Al bums, Opera and Field G lasses, Telescopes, _______ T Spectacles, Micros- I CO copes, Card Cases, Q __ .; Hammocks, tr1 Im. Z S Toilotßequisl- q Q O 3 tes.Porfumery, •_ _. S Brushes, Combs, O Q rri a Birthday Cards. ° L_| CW 3 Pictures, Books, and ?• Py. Stationery at Eng- > rr) § liah Prices, Pur- g VJ Oq ses, Ladies" « Q g Bags in Soal, t _^ OO Morroco.Plush 2 _> _ fl Velvet, &, Silk. P m . DrcsaingCasos, rC ______j Work Boxes. | ~~~~~" Desks, Jowol and Writ ing Cases, Inkatands, Fans. ■QolTs, Horses an 4 Carte, Rook ngHorses, BagaKlle Boards, &c. i Tho Is. Counter contains hundreds of rarities to select from. Tho Cd. Counter, also the 3d., has on it marvel lous'- value. Novoltics always being received, and obtainable only at Goodson's LONDON ARCADE, LONDON ARCADE, Auckland, Gisborne, and Thames. London Offlco: 68, St. Mary Axe. rVSE HUNGA MASONIC HALL. WBDNESDAyTfEBRUARY 14. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, ST. VALENTINE'S DAY! ST. VALENTINE'S D.AY I 1 Ye who'd drive dull care away, Come, behold, our comical play, Performed upon St. Valentine's Day. C. EOL. ROLYAT'S AUSTRALIAN VARIETY TROUPS, In their Sparklins? Entertainment, "THIS SMILING SUNBEAMS;1 10.—Pathetic and Comic Characteristic Songs. KOLYAT'S MINSTREL SCENE, The Wonderful Automatons. "BUMBLE'S COUKTSHIP," A Scene from Dickon's Works; also the comlca "SA M B (s^B aG°H O S T." Tho whole to conclude with a Select Ball. Doors open 7.30; Curtain risas 8. Concor and Ball, 2s; Back Seats, Is. We visit Waikato, Cqromandel, and Thames returning to Auckland in one week. Box Plan at Messrs Moody and Co. s. OPJSNINO OF NEW ORGAN by Pro feasor Lambert, for the Arch Hill Wcs leyon Sunday School and Church Services. A MUBICAL AND LITERARY ENTER TAIN MEM T Will bo given in the ARCH HILL DISTRICT PUBLIC SCHOOI OS Monday Evening, February 12,1853. PROGRAMME: n rKa n Solo Professor Lamber Song Mr-.Morto: Address Chairma' Song, "Low at thy Feet".. Miss S. Spenc Recitation Mr. J. C. DioMnso Song, "The Bugler" .. .. Mr. Smyt Duet, "Army and Navy" (by request) Messrs. Francis and Morto Recitation .. ~ .. :'. Mr.G.Slnnol Organ Sola •• .. .. Professor Lambei Beading,. ~ ;. -. Mr. Theo. Coope Song,' ' Where is Heaven" .. Mrs. Bptfan Song, " Under tho Lights " Mr. Q. H. Jpn.c Recitation, "TheModol Church" ' Mi1. Jas. Yearbut Song, '■' When the Tide comos In" Mrs. Goodiso Song 'Mr. Shackleto Song, "Yesterday" AtaGoi ffational Anthem. Chairman ~" W. J. Watkin Doors open at 7 o'clock, j Admission :—Adults, la; Children, od. [ It is hoped this effort, added to that of tl c Christmas Carol Singers, will free the Orgn from debt. f s_> OXINB.---A Sparring Match betwee r S> w. MURPH. ana. an Australia - Lleht Weight will take place on MQVDA E vK« T.SQ NEXr, at 8 o'elaok, at ths Aoadem •, Hobacn-Btrest orpsslte Prinoe of *aleß Ho' r for£sa-Blde. Other well-knowa Arfliteure wi I also appear on the ttaao. * mission, 1?. t 'a~MKRICA Nls Ball Pool at the Prin( a i3k Arthur Hotel every night, corner Welle ley and Hobson-atreets,



To Let, j. rSTIO LET (furnished or unfurnished), t M Apartments, with uaa of kitchen, near Kyber Pees Koad.-Appiy Stab Offloe. - rpO BE LET, in Upper Queen-street, a & JL Broomed House, with a larga garden planted with ftult trees; rent, 16s per week.— g g. Q. Bwington. i. rflO BE L6.T, in Parnell Rise, a Twelve- JL roomed House, with or without a commo \ dious shop and show-room—woll situated as a 1 buaineßS nite.-Apply Goodson'a London Arcade. I .gO L-KT, Two Kooms, with use of * Irttohen, ia Karaugnhupe Road.—Apply i BTAU ofiloo. a /|AO LKT, a Shop and Dwelling (just JL finished); gas and water laid on; adjoin-; ' ing WyDyard Arms Hotel, oorner Hymjjoaa I ' and Abaroromblostreets. Rent moderate.— • Apply next floor. • 7i"\O LET, Uwo Five-roomtd Houses in J Thames - street, Brighton; every oon venienco: register grates, ovens, water. &c.— "( Apply to M. Marriott, Grocer, Upper Parnrtl. . (100 LK'P, a Hew Jfouv-roomed HoHse, — 8 T. Harper. New Buildings, Alexandra . street; , ■ ripo LJiT, Mount Eden Road, two New 1 J Verandah Villas of 0 rooms enoh, re. later 3 crates, colonial oven, waah-hous«, &o ; rent 1 moderato.—l3. ff. Kvano, Kaxase A«ont, yueen etrest, noxt Bank ot Anatralaala, • ra^O~LlT7T)lfices.—Those centrally situ -8 ated and first-class Offices now in my 31 occupation (as lam removing to ground floor). 1 I Tho best position in Auckland for a solicitor or . other professional man.—D. F. Evaus, Estate 1 Agont, next to Bank of Australasia. Queen at. I - jj O LET. two Houses and shops in Vie s toriastreet.— Apply to Mr Stevenson, J corner of Nelson and Baker-street. _____ ■ rfliO LET, Graf ton Koad, a convenient 5- L< J. roomed Houae: Wellltißtox-street. a Shop f and Dno llng.-S. Y. Collins. Ksmo ColUery 1 Offlco. 16, Qnee»-atreot. i rsi() LKTTFurnished complete, comfort- J.. ablo Houao ot eight rooms, olose .to wharf.— l\ pply to Jofilah Martin, Market Squarp. Qneon street. ___^ . ! mo LKT, First-class Bueiness Premises i H. in City and Suburbs.-!). F. Evans, Estato Agont, Queon-strcot, between Bank of Aus i tral^sia and " Herald" Olllco. . npiO LET, a Two-room Cottage iv Green- JJ. ttraet, > ear Convent, Popsoaby. . rfflU LKT. in Ilobßon-street, one of tboso IL brlok Bhops jast finished; gas and water nil oomplote.—Apply T. Mlnottel. I rill) LKT, a Shop in Wellington-stroet, 1 JL opposite tho Wellington Hotel—Apply to ■ 0. Thorpe, Somerset Plaoe. Howe'Btreet. ' rglO LEI', in Newmarket, two good and i i. convenient Five-roomed Cottages, quiio new.—Apply \V. & J. Frater, Land Agents, Queen-street; r 810 LiiT. a Hou»c in Weilesley-street.— ¥ App'y Isaac Bloom, Pawnbroker, Wol- ICBloy street. , ratO LET, furnished or unfurnished, the 1 JL Conoroto Villa, pleasantly situated, Ureat North Rontl, with garden, atablo. and paddook, abundant onpply ot water,—Apply to Mr Ka mund, on the oronilsep. Arohtilll bus passes many times a day. J~ O LET, a Bake-house and Oven, in Went Qaeen-Btreet, near Queen utroot; 2 fljorr, SC x 17 fee!; will bo let for other par pos;s. temporary or on loaso,— -pply on the promlßea. ______ mO LET, nt the Bay of Islands, near 5 Russell, a i roomed Cottage (furniahod).— For particulars apply to "Publisher," Star Offico. «^O Let, in Ponsonby, a five-roomed House, nearly now. — Apply to Mrs. J. Wheoler, V arborough-streot, Deadwood Tor race, Ponsonby. JTiO LttT, a Detached Cottage, famished. I —Mrs Byer», oppoßlto bhirley Villa, Newton Head. fJU* BK LET, a 12-roomed Houso in I Parnell; gas In each room, and gas stovo in kitchen; colouial oven I*l lower kitchen; abundant supply of water ; commands splendid views. Kent, 30a per week (pas fittings in cluded) ; well situated for a family or boarding house.—Apply Qood3on'n London Arcade. Biu LtT, a comfortable 8-rooniod House, flatoi roof: stable, baggy honso. »n<t all nrcosaary outbuildings, tognther with about llvo aores noo4 voloanio grasa Und. Bltuated about hair inllo from Kllerslle ViWlt ay atatlnn. —Apply to J. B. Mnrpoth, No. 21, New Zea'and lasurauoe Bnlldlngi', TO LET, lloscnheim noar tho Three Lamps, Ponsonby, a Villa Residence of 10 rooms, magniflcont view of tho harbonr, and opposite coast, largo and wcll-ventllatedroorus, gHB, water, and outbuildings, garden'Tftia orchard well drained. For a torm to a Rood tenant.—!). F. Evans, Kstato Agent, Qneon street, next " Horald" Office. •'6'AKaPUaA.—To Let or for Sale, an il (rxcelleijt Farm near Lake Takapana, 33 aoron oC good latd and an excellent bansa Bnd oatbulldlDgs. Cosoh nusis eight tlmos daily. Teims caßy.-Oliver Mayn. EVisNPoKT, NotthShore. -Kxcellent now Villa Residenco, ajrooms, to Lot. There is every cohvenienco.— j&aa, a nioo Cot taga. 5 rooms.—Oliver Mays, agent. DEvONPOKT, wOKTH SUOHE.- To Let or (or Bale, n 5 roomed Cott«(,T, now. In a good petition.-Apply U. &-H. Under, Hon»B ond Lund Asqntj. ■ ej OUSES~TO LKT, furnished and un lIIL furnished.—Apply It. &K. Dudor.House Apents. Duvon<;ort. /fIuRNER QUEFN AND SHORT \j LASD-axjj KKTa. To Lot or Bell, tho balanos of my Lo!.so of Ofll .10 or Shop, corner ot Queen and Hhonlaud stieots. E. O. GKKRNWOOD. lilccleßlaatlcat, QT. SISPULCBK-V, Kjbcr I'ass.— O First Sunday In Lent. 8 a.m., Holy Com munion; 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer and Holy Communion; 7 p.m., Kvonlug Prayer ana Bpeolat Serir on," Uaath by 31n. DT. PAUL'S CHUKCH. — Services, O 8 a.m. (Boly! Communion), 11 tun , and 7 cm, Lonten jsormonn by too Inoumbent. Hornlnor, "llow to Keep Lant;'1 Kvenlrg, "TheEijdln Viow,' ALL SAINTS CHUJhCIL-11 a.m., Morniog Kraror, Spoalßl Ltnten Sermon On "TheTompt»tlon ot wir lord,'and Holy Communion; (i.30 p.m, Evening I'royor and Sermon. ITT■ ST JK KJS T WES LKY A N CHUROFt.-Mornlngatll, Rev.A. Bold; Evening at 6.30. Ray. W. C. Oliver, OT. JOHN'S WESLBYAN CHUKCH, O Ponsonby,—Morning at 11, l-:ov. H. B. Dewsbury; —venitig at o,aO. Hoy. A.held. FIRNELITwiSLEYAN CHURCH."^ Morning at 11, Uev. \V. G. I'nrßoiibon; Evening at G.ao. air Wilson. DEVONPOKT WKSLSVAfI CHORCH.-Mornlng_t 11, Rev. O. W. J. Speiica: Evening at 0.30, Her, it. W. J. Spnnec. NEWMARKET WiSS-iSVAN CHUKCH.—Sunday Bervloes.—Morning at U o'clock, Mr F. A. White; Hventng at 6.30. Rev.T. Bnddlo. /CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, heres. V/ ford-street—ThensnalServioeswillbeoon duotod To-morroW—Motnlng at 11, by Rer.'T. Buddie; Kvening at 0,30, Rsv. Mr Gow. TTTELLESLEY-STREET BAPTIST VV OHURCH.-r-Snhaay. February 11th.- Psstor Thos. Sourgeon will preaflh—Mofninp, 11 o cbclr. In the Chapel; Evening. 0.45 o'clock; in the Choral uall. Come early. FONSONBY BAPI'IST CHUriCH.- The Rev. C. Carter, pastor, will preioii— Mornlcg at 11, Evening at 6 SO. New arrivals are cordially Invited. NITEB METHODIST FREE CHURCH, Pitt and VicoontrStreets.- The nsnal Sunday Bervloea will be oonduoted To-morrow— Morniog at 11, by Ke v. T. Hodgaan; Bvenlng at 6.30. by Mr Beaumont. KIMITIVB METHODIST CHURCH, Aloxandra-stroot.— Morning at 11, Rev. W> 8, Potter; aveningat 8.30, Mr Norrlg. CJEKVICES in the Primitive Methodist KJ Sunday Hohool-room, Upper Pitt and Kdwtn-streoW. — Afternoon at 3. Mr Geary; Bvenlng at 3 30. Key. W. S. Potten 1 rh RAN KLIN ROAL< PRIMITIVE I? MKTHODIST CHUROH.—Morning at 11, Rev. J. Guy; Evening at 0.30. Me T. Booth. RESBYTEKIAN CHURCH, ONE HUNGA AND MANBBRIC.-Divine 1 service will ba oonduoted by the Ray. Robert Mtcklntosh. M.A., of Kdinburgh, In the Morn ing; and by tho Uev. Bneaa Maetntojb, of '• Dunedln, Atternoon and Evening. DE VONP ORT PRESriYTERIAN CUUKOH.—Rev. Dr, Maoleod, at 11 a.m. . and 6.30. Gaelio Seryloe In y.M.O.A.BaIi; 1.-' •yyellpiley-atreet. at 3.30 p.m. _____ * BBOTT'S OPERA HOUSK,—Geo. a. _c9L Brown will Leoturo on Bunday nlglit at • P.45-"The Keligioiia T6Bdonolos of the Age: Danger Ahead." : Morniog Service at tho Tem^ peranco Hall. T ORNK-ST£EKTHALL.-~Unßectarian '• J_J Services, conduoted by the Rev, T. Hodg son. Sunday, 11th February, in tho Evening at 6.30. Subject, "Faith-Its fiature and Funcr tlons," ] , . GAELIC SERVICE.—The Rev. Dr. ~ vRT Maolecd will preaoh In Gaelio at 3,30 {} p.m. Tamorrowi In the Xoung Men's Christian ° Asaoolat on Rooms. ? i^HKISTADEIiPHIaNS meet ia tha h \J Newton Hall every first day of the week to break broid, at 11 a.m. Leoture at G.BO r>m.; }} sabieot. AotßXXvlif.,2o. ct rsSIEATRE ROYAL: SUNDAY EVEI?. if JL ING SERVICES, under tho conduct of iT ths yonna Mqb'b Chrietten AB'Saciaticin, on A Sanflo? Kvoniog, from $Vo 0. All are invited. Seats Ifre?. !n Eduoationgl, MR GORDON GOOCH'S VOCAL CLASSES.-An "Eibmbntary" for Ladies and Gentlemen desirous toloarn to read, will commence THURSDAY EVENING,. Feb. 22, at 7 o'olock. Fee, 103 m advance, * » * .„ THE OPERATIC CLASS, for tho praciioe ,„ of Wallace's beautiful and romantic Opera, "Luriine" (comparatively new to Auckland), _ will begin new Quartor eamo evening at 8 o'clock. Fee, 7s lid in advance, Both classes ' held in school-raom, rear ot Supreme Court, !5 Intending members are requested to forward • their names to Mr Goooh, Albert Park. »> . . : . $ A GEN'I'-EMAN possessed of high at .£%. laltimer ts. being at present dlsengsgeo, — ia desirous of a Situation as Private Tutor In a sa private family. Ho oan toaoh Classic?, MaUie »i- ' mnuoa, beeidis a general Enallsh BdnoaUoo.— Addreis 8.A,, Stab Offlco, W;sdham st,



For Sale. ■JIOK SALE, AT PUKEHOHEWEST, J? Five Acres of Land and n 4-roomtd Cottage, together with Outbuildings Garden, and Orchard In fnll boirlng; a never-falling supply of water. Ten mlnaiea walk from the I railway station.—Apply to Joseph Newman, I Insuranoa Buildings, or the owner, Noah Pepler. Pukekohe West. FOR ABSOLUTE SaLB, nice Veran: dah Cottage, i rooms and cellar, with good freehold allotment, nil planted, &c.; situate, P.-att-street. cff Wellington-street. Price, only £190.—T), V. Bvans, Ratate Agent, nest Bank cf Außtralaßla. Qneen-ntreat. (899) I ~JLrtuRIMM£IUA.TJ£ SAiiß.—Handsomo IX1 Villa Residence, now and well-finished, I containing 7 rooms, llited with ga», water, register grate, kltohen dresser, so., £c. Nioa 1 Freehold Allotment, situated near top of Frank lin Road, Krand view, and gcol position.—U. V. Evan?, Batata Agent, next Btnk of Aumral aala, Queen-3>rcct« (697) SHAKLAND'3 'MOA BRAND 1 BAK-! INQ POWDER is the purest known, and therefore once tried is always used. Price, Is 6d and 2s, 6d. a tin. Proprietors: J. C. SHAR LANDjC CO., opposite Poßt-offloe. fTIOR SALE, a Poultry Yard of about .5? 40; laoludi. sll Duoks and 11 Para White Bantams. — Matoalfe, Moctsgue-Btreet, off Upper Pitt-street. ■VrOtiTHuOTE.—6O acres of Land near -Ll nlrlconhoi.nl Wharf, fronting the main road, with some mixed timber and kauri, com manding grand views of tho barbuur. Price, £20 per Rore,—Apply to w. V, Hammond, South British Chamber*. FOR SALE (Mangere), Valuable tittle Dairy Farm and Market Garden, about 1} acres, first-class volcanic land, adjoining the Mangore Depasturing and Water Reserve; splendid cattlo run ; togothor with good Six roomed House and extensive Out-buildings, such as Btable, cow-shed, barn, &c. &c—For further particulars apply to Mr W. Webb, on tho pre mises, or to D. jb. Evans, Estate Agent, Quoen street. (Ml) |j>OK SALE OK LEASu, a «ew and F Gomroodioua Residence and Grounds (the Uto Capt. Symona'e), situate In Qaeen-Btreor, Ooohunga. The honaa oontains 13 rooms, stands high, and commands a magnlfloent view of Mtinnkau Harbour. Man Kara, and ourroundlng djstrlots. The grounds are tastef ally laid out— a tonnie lawn, flower garden, orchard, &c. At tached to the above are all the necessary out- : bullolnßS. A most desirable rotidoooo for a Bontloman'rf family.—Cards to view and all par tlonlars from D. V. Evans. KBteto Agent, Qneen- Btreet. (066) Bj'Oß BALE. — I'erctval Parade, near Jj Shelly Beaoh, New and Ilniulsomo Villa of 4 rooms, goullery and pantry, fitted with shelves, cupboards, resistor, oven, sink, etc; briok paths, washhouse; well drained; splendid view of the Harbour.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agenc. Qaeen-Btreet. next " Herald " ofllce. SJ^ORSALK, Claremont-street, oii'Kyber .si Pass Road, voranoah Cottage of 4 rooms, almost now. fitted with oupboardß. dreeser, &o>, stannoaly built and thoroughly well finished, good well, allotment about 33 z 120. Must be sold, as owner Is leaving for the South. Price only 4320.-D. V. Kvans, Kstate Agent, Queen ttrtst. next Herald Office. 6i!J_ OK SALiC, New and Welt-finished Villit, containing 5 rooms, pantry, wash bouse, and cellar; flttea with register grates oven, tank, cupboard, &o.; Bltuate in Oiaoe street, Ponsonby (661). Also, near the above, a first-claim Building Allotment, almoßt level -33 x 110. for £6G.-D. F. Kvans, Eistate Agent, next "Hernia," Queen-street. jjlOR SALE, cheap and desirable little i 1 Farm of 115 aorea ,n portion of wbloh is Bubdlvided into srasa paddocSc oroherd, &a, balance Is (rood fern land, and a small Swamp; all uloushkbio; good supjily of water, together with iow House (6 roomB) and oeoessary oat bulidlnßS. bosldoß an extontive free ran for cuttle adjoining. Price omy 43330. I). F. Kvans, Kstate Agoot, next " Herald," Qaeenß-street. 665 }jpOR SALE, Mauku, a vory desirable 1 Little Farm of abont 30 aores, nearly all subdivided into grass paddocks, crops, milt trooß, &c, &o.; o email pleoe of native bush; an abundant Butply of water; and stood Houee, 7 rooms, stable, unity, cowshed, piggeries, sa, &<;.. making is all a oompiot little farm, tho wholu of whioh Id oir«roa lor £330: Bitnated In protiy position, nuar Chuioh, School, &a, &o.— i>. K. M,van», KBtata Agent. Qqeon-atniot. 632 OATS. f\ATS. f\ATS. A'iS V/ATS. V/aTS. xooo AUKS VTOOLI \JbV KJa'IS (nB'MER FOR FAED THAN NKW). IN LOTS TO U T PURCHASERS, AT LOW KATBB. y^^ AND Q.^ Corporation Notices. niTY OF AUCKLAND, TENDERS FOR LOCK HOSPITAL. The City Counoil will receive tenders until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY, the 15th inst., for tho above, in terms of plans and specifications to be viowed at tho Ofllco of Mr 11. G. Wado, Archi tect, Lowor Quoon-stroet. The Counoil do not bind themselves to accopt any tender. Tenders to be endorsed, " Tender for Look Hospital," P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Ofllce, February 7th, 1883. Gazette in .Bankruptcy TN THE SUPREME GOURT OF NEW X KKALAND. NORTHEttN DI3TBICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of "Tho Debtors and Credi tors Act, 1870," and tho several Aots amending tho samo, and of the Bank ruptcy of James William Davies, of Viotoria-strcet West, of the City of Auckland, in tho Provincial District of Auckland, and Colony of Now Zealand, Grocer, a Debtor. Notice is hereby given that the First Meeting of Creditors of the abovenamed James William Davios, hoW in tho Supromo Court Buildings, Auckland, on SATURDAY, tho 10th day of February instant, at the hour of 11 o clock in tho forenoon, Thomas Maoft'arlane, of Auckland, Certificated Accountant in Bankruptcy, was eleoted Creditors' Trustee of the Property of the said Debtor; and the said Thomas Macffarlone has intimated to the Registrar, in writing, his acceptance of tho said trusteeship. Dated at Auckland this 10th day of February, |OQJ» ' ■ G. W. BASLEY, ' Deputy Registrar. _ TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW JL ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT, IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of" The Debtors and Credi tors Act, 1876," and the Acts amending tho same, and of the bankruptcy of Edward O'Brien Moore, of Te Aroha, in tho Provincial District of Auckland, storekeeper, a debtor. Notice is hereby given that at a first meeting of tho creditors or tho said Edward O'Brien Moore, hold in tho Supreme Cdurt-house, in tho City of Auckland, on Thursday, the eighth day of February, 1883, at eleven o'clock in the fore noon, Samuel Hetherington, of tho Thames, draper, and John Buohanan, of Auckland, mer chant, were elected Creditors' Trustees of the property of the said Edward O'Brien Mooto: and that the said Samuol Hethorington and John Buchanan hare signified to tho Registrar, in writing, their acceptance of tho said trustee? 8 Dotted this 9th day of February. 188 S. Deputy Registrar, HRBKHTiI AND RICHMOND, Wyndham-street, Auokland, eollotois for the Debtor. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DIaTRIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY, la the matter ot " The Debtors and Creditors Act. IST6." and tbe amendments thereto, and of tho Bankruptcy of Rohabd Colvs Jordan, of laurang*, Settler, a Dobter, This It to notify that at a first meeting of the Creditors of tbe above-namea Debtor, held at the Supreme] Courthouse, Auckland, on FRI DAY, the ninth day of ffabruwy lnat, Arthur Dnnbsbin Bennott, of the CHy. of Auokland, Certificated Accountant la BonkruDtoy, was eleoted to be the Credlton' Trustee of the estate and effects of thetibovo-fcamed Debtor, and that the told Arthur Dunbabin Boinett bai signi fied to me in writing his acceptance of; euoh office. Datid at AnoMasfl. this 9th day of Feb.. 1883. HENRY O. BREWER, Registrar. J, M. Sfhd, Bollcltor for the Debtor. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF MW ZEALAND, NORIHKBN DISTRICT. In the matter of " The Debtors and Credi tors Aot, 1876," and the amendments thoreto, and of the Bankruptcy of Henry Mayxarb, of Tauranga, Painter, a Debtor, This is to notify that Henry ftlaynard, the • above named Debtor, has, this day, filed a ■ statement that he is unable to. meet his engage ' ments with Ms Creditors. The first Meeting of Creditors to be held at the Supreme Court i House, Auckland, on TUESDAY, tho twentieth ; day of February, 1883, at the hour of eleven o'olook in the rorenoon. Dated at Auckland tWs tenth day of February 1883. a. W. BASLEY, j Deputy Registrar. j. M, Speed, Debtor's solicitor.



Public notices. "Tj it i i r i is &■ T3UBLIC NOTICE - Tho Education Boatd of the District 1)1 Auolc laid dlrsotn It to bo publicly notified that, li pursuance of a resolution passed by i;be salt Board at a meeting held on the 2nd day o: February, 1883. tho name ot Oia Whmt hoiioo Dlatriot,nnder "Tho Education Act, 11)77."hai been chanpod to the-AvouDALE Eehool Diaftlot nnder the said Act-, ay order tic the Boarrt- VINOENT K. KlCIt, Seoiatory, \£T AIUKU AND ONKHUNGA V? STES.4JVI NAVIGATION COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE. Mr A. Cunningham haying ceased to be Agent for this Company, the Registered Office has been REMOVED from Prtacessi-street, Onehunga, to Waiuku. J. BARR BROWN, Chairman. Waiuku, January 31st, 1883. OARTNERSHIP NOTICE. MR EDWIN HORNBBY (late Ot Mojsra T and S. Morrlu) has been admitted a Partner in my bußlnoFß, which will bo carried on under the Firm Of " LAURIE & HORNBBY." W. S. LADRIB. AuoMimd, 25th January, IBS'1. ■Jtf- O T_ 1 o E. Mbs Coxok, of Onehunga, begs to return her moat sincere thanks to customers and Wends for pa3t favours during Mr Coxon's time of oarrying on business, and begs to give notice she still intends carrying on tho Butchering Business, and will bo thankful for a continuance oC their support. All accounts outstanding to be paid either to herself or to John D. Williams, whose receipt will bo sufficient discharge. SARAH L. COXON. Onehnnga, .Febrnary 2,1883. nno MEASURE, good and utrong Tweed j & Suit, £3 16J.-J. Williams, Tailor, Victoria street. "nHEBKIES AT PONSONBY." \j _ "|J ATEPAYERS I Appeal 1 against ox- Xlj cesslvo valnationa. Hemember 1 Thurs day. Febrnary 15th, last day.—T, B. Hatuiatord, will flll up ancl lodga objections. Forma for ealo MRS COSTER'S Address is Wellesley streot W,, opposite the Opera Houso. Foathcrs Dyed in all tho newest shades. A nice assortment of Ladies' Caps just received. RATS !—When do rats ceaso to be rats ? After a hearty meal off SiiAßr.iifD's PnosPHon Paste (they are then cormea) I— Sold by SHARLAND & CO., Shortland-street, for Is. a pot. AW EXAMINATIONS, — Complete Set ot Papers given In Keptemfceir. 1882, nun or the new Aot, by post, 2a Id, in stamps, to Lt on Blair, Wellington. npRIMMEI) HATS, from Is; Rush, 4d ; JL Straw, 6d; Colonrad Nnt, 3d i Men's Blili ts, is lid. No reasonable offer refnsodl —Mm Whltehead, Nuwtou. mo BOOTMAKERS. Jnst received. Jores'a Sewing Msohlnes, viz., Wax Thread Clronlar Heal, and Table, with latest Improvements; also. 2 tons Iron Lusts, in Men's. Women's, and Children's; exoellent shspos; and Sole Knlvoa to mston.—C. U. Flern. ing. leather and Grindery Store, Hißh-afr.reet. 1. Sibbin and Brown, commercial & general printers, 65, queen-st., auckland, Three Dooes above Waitemata Hotel. THOS. SIBBIN and CHAS. BBOWN have t^e honour to intimate that they have entered into partnership as Commercial and General Printers, and have opened business at tho ad dress above. In respectfully soliciting a Bhare of your favours, wo would assure you that no effort will be Bpared upon our part to execute your orders with Noatness, Aocuraoy, Promptitude, and Economy, As regards the first three ossontiala, wo liavo only to staie thatweiwero both trained by tho lato Mr William AtMn, of High-street, in Ms well-known habits of punctuality and general excellence of work. Our expenses lire very light, and of this wo shall give our cuatomers tho advantage, making our prices as low as possible Any work of a private or secret character maybe entrusted to S.&B. with perfect confl donce, as nor.o but thomsolves are engaged In its production. " "ODY YOUR OWN CHERRjIS? H- 0 T I C £ OF RKMOVAL, DKJJNKTT, Paint;*, hni removed from Ms old shop (nD*tiheKob Roy Hotnl) Into thow extensive promises lust Bboyo, lately occupied by BUUngton, urooor, Mi 11. Bennett havlnß entered Into partnership with hla Bonn, tbe linslno^a will bn carried on for thn ftdare andor thpftyleof M, H. BKnNKTT teSON3. I^TEW CORBY GOLD MINING COM. ±H PANY (LIMITED). The Director!) of the above Company havo deoldea btfore going to tto Public to oll'or ihe 3000 Unallotted tiharoi to Shareholders in the Oorby Gold Alining Company (Limited), on Stmo torms as paid by Promoters, via., Two abilllrgß and vfxnonoe (23 Bl) per Share. replications for shares will be received by A. Ssnnders, Ksq., Bxohanpro, or at Companj'a ofllos, Shortland-skreot, up to 26th met, when the list vrill be closed, F. A. WHITF, Eeoremty, Auckland. Bth Febrnary, 1833. jr»T! i\ iO £10,000 LENT on Builiding if^JLxr Eooiety prlnolplea, or on other terms to cult borrowers. Allotments bonght and Houses built on weekly payment sjßtem. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Bee lJat of Properties for title on ith page, Six per oent. allowed on money deposited for investmsnt — O. Williamson, Land. Rotate, snd Financial Agqii and Valtiator.lß.To.loan Lano. jui RU 1 T SEAS 0». PATENT PBiSEaVINO AND JAM JAR.9. W« have now on hand a largo atook of the above celebrated Patent Top Jars, In sizon trait ai>lo for Preserving Fruits, Pickles, and Jams, also our stock of the Preserving Sugar which has provoi anon a sneosss daring the Inet two years. Wo expect a good saoply of frnit dnrlng the season, and nhall be glad to snpnly enmo at lowest prioes. Preforving Tins and Wax kept In stock. Splendid Assortment of Grocotiep, Coil'ies (raah raastod and gronnd dally on the premUoa.-TAirijOß & KNTRIOIN, lato C. Mtjor, "VVollcßloy-streo*, opposite Baptist Chupel. EFRIGER A T 0 X S. KKKIOBK A T 0 X 3, Ws SAVH Just Landed, bomb of KENT'S PATENT ■frBNTIIiAa'ttD T>KFRIGHRATOH9, V BNTILATKU XtKFRIGEBATO]IB. Suitable yon Clubs Hotels, and Private House?. NOW ON 'TOW AT OUR STORIB, WSNDHAM-STBEBT. XJAUBIR AND H.ORNSBY. TTARMOMUMSt HARMONIUMS f JUST ARRIVEa SURPA3SIN(S ALI THAT HAVE C0M1! TO 9" AUCKLAND. Tlie Profession invited to hear them. Forsweetnes9 of tone, oomblned with power, no others will bear comparison. Pbioe, from 12 gulneais to 60 guineas, with two rows of beys, in elegant cases, WEBB ft CO.'S MUSIC SALOON, LYCEUM HALL, Hobson-ST., Near Victoria-street. ' ROTECT YOURSELF FBOM BIOS OUITOES by liaing SHARLAND"S KOMA, ls.Cd. a bottle.-Sold by SHARLAND AND_ca, opposite thojoa^offloe. WESTP F A H L o [a Just opening FIFTY TRUNKS OS1 LABIES" GENTS'. AND CHILDREN'S lIK3T BKASONAsEk HOOTB AND flHOffi'. C. WESTPFAHL, BOOTMAKBR AND IMPORTEK, OtHtoßlta Hayaarket. T. & fl^ G O O X E, 44 AKD 46, VICTOHIA-STRKBX, Beg to draw the attention oE Ladles and GonUe" men furnishing to their LARGE ANS WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OP TfiURNITURE, comprising Drawing and Dining-room Suites, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Wardrobes with glass panels. Sideboard?, Cheffoniera, Hall Tables and Hatstands, Office- Tahle3, Chimney and Toilet Glasses, Dining Tables, Cane Chairs in great variety. Toiletware, Drawers, Wash stands, &C.,&c,, \ riARPETS, including Brussels, Tapestry, Kidderminster, and Felt Carpets, Hearthrugs, Coir and China Mattings, Stair Carpets, Linoleum, Floorcloth, Door Mata Wool Mats, Bed-room Hugs; S;c. "OEDDING , of all kinds and of the best qnality. Hair, Wool, Flock, Cocoa Fibre, and Flax Mattresses, Spring Mattresses, including the Patent Wire Wove Mattress; Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows: Kapok Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, andl Pal liaf.3C3. T. & H. COOKE, « ANT> iU3, VICTOIUA-STREKT. [Factory, Elliott-BtreotJ LEAS.- aid other Insect Pests, flee before SEGRKmS INSECT POWDER, the moßt effective known. Pnco, la.6d.atin.- Colonial Agentsi: SHARLAND & CO., opposite Post-office.



Personal. " .iS LKADBEATER, Sheffield Grinder, JLJ-^of Wakefleld-street, boss to tender hia " most Bincere tiianks to the kind friends who , bo readily assisted htui and his family at tho late Firs in the above-named street; also to tho . Fire Brigade for the energetic way in whioh j they worked. 1 'I ,r , ~■',. ...,..' \ Lost and Founa. 9 ~ ~ • fi?S. REWARD. — Lost, a lady's large O black Umbrella, name of M. Robinson on handle.—Reward will be paid on finder leaving it at Thos. Teasdalo'e, baker, Grey-street. LOST, Two White Satin Fans, betweon Queen-street tndl Newmsrket, via Parueli. —Finder will be rewarded at Haynmket. jrOUJVD, on my Property at Onehunga, a. M Qeese. It not cleared within three days they will bo sold to pay expenaeu.-JHrB i Callann. ' jL/lOUND, last evening, in St. George's tj Buy Road. Parnell. a Watch.—Owner oaa have it by applying to Mr W. S. Colltna. Manu kan Road. ONE (£1) REWARD. — Stolen, from tho Governor Browne Hotel, a Black and Tan Terrier Dog. Abova raw&rd on returning same to this office. Any parson detaining same will be prosaouted.—Captain Freoby. Drapery. J i HAYING SOLD THE MASK of my Premises, I SiUBT BE OUT IN SIX WHEKS. To Rive possession to purchaser. To efteot a Clearance of my BtocV, I have marked it down to WHOLESALE COST PRICE. The whole of the Btook Is New, having been advantageously bonght dating the lsst.9 months. A few prices will Buffieo to oon vinoe yon of the Bargains to lie hafl:- Oatmeal Oloth. in nUfashion&bU) BhadeS-: ........ ,....:. *17 ift Fast Colour Prints—..... .-.3d All Wool Mannela .... 7id China MntUnff, yard w1d0....0Jd Dro3a Piooes, fr0m....,- __ ..4d 12 dozen Shirt Buttons f0r...._2d Men's Geeloog Tweed Trousers and Yeats, 11/11; regular price, 25/ Men'ti Tweed Suits, 22/8; regular ptlca_ :._ 10s Mon's Tweed Trooßers... .3s lid Mon'aßoolM _~.._3dpalr If 014 SIX WEEKB ONLY I I Spoolal Terms to 8-nall Shop keepers. - BeESN AN'S, f ot or VIOrOaiA-STREET. J' F. CAHILIi, Eraper and Clothier, i Viotorla-jtreet West, Auokland.-J. F. C. begs to Intimate to his friends and the public in general that he has commenced bnslnesp, ana trusts, by careful attention and promptly fulfil ling alt orders entrnsted to his care, to merit a ebare ol public patronage. Sale of Or apery, AT T. M'Mabtbe'b,. Queen Street. IT is now many yoara tlsoe T. M. bold a Clearing Bale, as he Is unwilling lo advertise auoh without making Snbjinntlal Keduotione. The Object of this Sele la lar. To olear out a lot of surplus steefc—soma Ot whioh is tossed and out ot season— whleh will bB almost given away. 2nd. To lessen his icg liar Btoo*— upon which liberal reductions will bo mnrlo-in order to mnke room for a largo lot or now goods now on the way from Condon. This is a ohanoo se'dom to bB met with tor securing Bargains In Drapery. For Price List, see olronlar. or cull and aea the Stook, Bale to Cemmence en MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12. T. M. 6Master, 252 QUEBK-ST,, Ori'omTE the Makkbt. Tenders. Public Works Office (Architect's Branch), Wellington, January 29,1883. FRESH TENDERS are invited for the Erection of Post and Telegraph Office at Kihikibi. Auckland. General conditions, speci fications, and drawings may bo seen at the Public Works Office (Architect's Branch), Wel lington, and at tho Public Works Office, Auokland, and Post-office, Kihikihi. Tenders addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Public Works, and marked outside, " Tender for Post and Telegraph Office, Kihikihi," will bo reoeived at the above office up to noon of TUESDAY.the 13th day of February.lßß3. Telegraphic Tenders will be received provided original tender and deposit aro lodged with the nearest District Engineer at tho time above specified. The lowest or any tender not necossarily accepted. By command. (Signed) ■ P. F. M. BURROWS, ■ Architect. P.W.D. THOROUGH OF PARNEJUX. EBMOVAL OF DUST, HOUSE REFUSE, &C, Tenders tor the above will be reoeived at the Borough Couuoll Office until S p.m. on MON DAY, tho 12th instant. Particulars can be obtained at the above oflloe. Tho lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. B. REYNOLD?. Town Clerk. February^, 1882. : AuoGiCma, MOKDAY, FEBRUARY 12. PEACHES, APPiis, PEARS, AND PLUMS. L. W. EATON WILL bull by auction, at his mart, on Monday, February 12. at 11 o'clock, an CABE3 APPLES, FEARS, PLUM 3, OU AND PKACHKS. THURSDAY, NOON. SYMONDS-&TREET. Piano, HonEOhold Furnltnreland Kireots. Spring Carti Horse, and Hamesp, Balanco ot latook Fancy Goods, Toys, Book?, &o. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from Mb F,|H. Haywabd. whois about to ro Sontb, to sell by auction, at Ms place ot business and residence, Symonda-strest, corner of KBSt-Btrßot, on MOHD4Y next, at 12 o'clock noon, bis Household Furniture asd Effects, Plaso. Glass, Chlra, ana Eartbenwars, Eit ehen Utenalis, a KCoi Spring Oart, Horao, and Harness, alto the Balance of stnok of Futsoy Goods, Toys. Books—n large number ot Novels, So. n. TONKS. K. C. OABK. 1), D. TOHKS FRIDAY, FISBRUARY 23. /•.ROOMED HOUSE, PANMUKE 21 AOKK9, PATJMURK 34 AORE3. PAKMUKIC ALL RIOH VOLCANIC! SOIL. Full particulars in a few days. B. TONES & CO., Auctioneers. V. a COOH3ANH JAS, BACRH WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURF, SFOP FITTINGS. AT GREY-SXREET. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions l'nom Me T. P. Kichmn.ua to soil, on bis premtses, Grey-street, on Weaneeday, Hth iost,, Bt 11 o'clock, HOUSEHOLD FURNITDRH'.conBIBtIBJf ot -Conch and six Chairs, hair covered* Round Table. Hocking Chair, Lustres! Cartalnr, Fendere, Mattiog, Oilelotb Iron Badßteado, Matlrassei; Mirroii Washetands ana Ware. Drejalng Tables. Kltonen Utenallp, Pjeservlng Pan, Meas fcjQIC, &C* SHOP FITTINQ3, conalßtlng of-Connter, GlaBS Cases, Scates and WeiKht?. Urocetleo,GßßF«tiagß,&c "eign«-, BAMUEL COOHRANE & SON. Aucticfeceti,



)_ Auctions. , POSTPONEMENT OF SiLE. The Stock, etc., advertised "For Sale on | Account of Mr Abel, is INDEFINITELY POSTPONED. 4LFKED BUCKLAND. . I _^ ■ 'iF- f \ iB. lONKS. E. tt CABB, B. D. TOHKS TUESDAY; FEBRUARY 13. LAMP WABE I LAMPWARE! LAMPWARE! J B. TONES & CO., HAVE received instructions to Bell, on Tuesday, the 13tli instant, at U 6'clook, Q OASES LAMPWARK. comprising New a Designs in Hand, Drawing-room and Hanging Lamps I : B, XONKS K. C. CARR B, D. TOHKS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18. 'AUSTRIAN BENT~WOOD CHAIRS. AMERICAN CHAIRB. AUSTRIAN BEKT~ WOOD OHAIRB. B, TOHKS & 00, WILL sell, on Tuesday, 13th isatant, at 11 o'clook, 9 Oasoa Austrian Bent Wdoi Black Chairs 250 Oases Amnrlcnn Chalra, oomprietoK Greoian, Washington, Wood, Spindle, Dining, Aster, firoolan, &o. B, TONES. It. C. CASK. B. D. TONES! WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14. AT THE BHaiDKNCK OB1 R. liAiaHLKY,, ' ESQ., PARK ROAD. '■',•■■ ! : o*. ' ■:■■. • T ■ HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUKNI TUKB, PIANO, CARPETS, PICTUBES, &0., &0., &o, B..TONES & CO, HAS received instructions to sell by auction en Wedneeday, the Uth lnntant, 111 o'clock, at the residence of B, Lilßhlpy, Esq., Park Hood, THE WHOLK OF HIS VERT HANDSOME AND HLEfJANT HOU3SHOLD FURNI TURE, comprising:— Drawlng-ioom Suite EasyGhaira Piano, Carpet Dlnlog-rosm Hnlte Dining Table , Oheffooler BookOaßO "v iy ran Bodroom Ealto Bedstead . . • DresalngTable ;i : ; W«BOBtaud - Wararoba Csrpota t ' . . . ' '■ .. / Icon Bedsteads, • ' Colonred Fiotnrea ' ; > ~ .; '/"'■ -'-'-■" OilC.ath ON VIKW ON TUESDAY. V MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, '* At 12 o'clock, ' i >;- BILLTARD TABLE. '■:, BILLIABD TABLE, billiard table. . j . . Nearly Ne sr. BY THORNTON OF LONDON. AT THE EXCHAKGk HOTEL, QUEKN-MBEET. GABRIEL LEWIS { ETAS received instructions from Mr JoJin Smith to sell, on T/ojday, at 12 o'slook, at the hotel. J THORNTON'(3 BIIiLIARD TABLES, ■ AtL FULIY OOMPLEVBj' THE GAS FITTINGS, SEATS, FLOOR. CLOTH. MATTIN&, &c, etc,, &c. This U a sp'endld oppartnnitr to fit np a Billiard Room with ovory appliance. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY! H. . J TO LEaTBEB MERCHAKTS, MANU FACTUBEKS, AND OTHERS. GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell at his Rooms, on the above date, at U o'clock-, Q CASE 3 FRENCH and ENGLISH OALff RAST INDIA KIP , , ' g TRUHKB OF 800 l OPPitflS 1 OABE OF ELASTIC WBBB * Very superior. Terms at Sale. TUESDAY, JANUARY 13. a TO SADDLERS, DEALERS AND OTHEUS. LADIES' AND GENTS' WHIPS. LADIES' AND GENTS' SADDLES. GABRIEL LEW IS HAS received instructions to sell at his n**v B T<opposl/£ Thornton. Smith and o^aUl^e)i&o o S ieß^trC6t 'ollUlOfll)o^ 2 Cases Zak's Whip*, assorted S CBBOBCtonte'ana Ladies' Saddles. ! Terms at Sale. •* ' '""'•''' " .- , MONDA?, FEBRUARY 12. HRHE Undersigned havo received initrec. JL tlons torn Messrs Winter and Sahlaser o»P e «Fot»toes,about two awes (moreor AFlrßt-olaMßorßo '- : Good Pony, BSadalea anaaHrldles Spring Cart • j Cart ana Swlna Oart Harncßß Horrsby'sWonblo farrow Plongh . Howard's Set J-horee aarrowau « Set wooden Horrowß Chaffoatter lßotao Hollar Potato Soarifler ■ ■ -r ;:- KclvU'b Cheeee Mnohlno Ghnrn, Cheoto Vata • , Cord Cutter • Tools, Ml'fc PanMto. . .. Household ffomitnre, so. j : HOUSJP, STABL^na^gaaD^to be 'AT TWSLyB O'CLOCK. IOXOHBON PROVIDED, : r. HtfWTJBB & NOLAN, i /""""" (Continued on Fourth Pagaj -~7 ■ ■■■'■.' ''■.