LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

HKRcceivcd, February 12th (1140 a m.) ADELAIDE MAKKE-S. ADKLMD t, February 10. Wheat, per buriiel, 5 3 Sd to 5s 6d ; mar ket firm. Vow_ flour, per ton, £11 to £12 „.The freight market continues dull. Freights to "the United Kingdom, from J. reignis «" .„ . w rc j 0 hts on wocl: £ r3ft y,Lato freight quotations are for ships actually on berth and fi ling up to full ?ar"os of cereals are obtainable.

COMMERCIAL. LONDON, February 9. Consols havedecliaed 4th and are now .rooted at 102*. The markets for Colonial wKuffa and tallow remain unchanged. The to a quantity of wheat afloat for Grea Britain is 3,180,000 quarters, (tic) ! 2180 000 ; best Sydney copra (undri.d) re. mains at £19 10a per ton ; best sides (aus tralian leather) lOOjjd. ARRIVAL OF THE ORIE.T. KThe steamship Orient arrived at Ply mouth to-day with a cargo of frozen mea from Melbourne. (Keceived, February 12th-1.50 p.m. THE VICTOKIAN LOAN.

MELBOURNE, this day,

It is understood that in view of more favourable indications of the London money market, the Government will place the bahaeo of four million Iran at an early date It is expected tbat London finances will require that V ictoriun loau be limited For to year to £07,000,000. The Board appoiitcd to conduct the trial of Westinghotiso.and Woods's automate brakes with a view to determine their rela-ive efficiency, has report in favour of the Wcstinßhouse as superior at all points. The Board never theleVa recommends Wood's brake a. more suitable to Victorian railways on account of "is Simplicity of design and stability of the various part*. SIR JOLIUS VOGEL.

It is understood hero that Sir Julius Vosel has had an interview with Giles, the explorer, with a view to placing a large tract of country in the London marKet- FIXE AT BEA.CHWOHTH. A serious fire has occurred at Beech worth, causing damage to the amount ol £10 000. Insurances amount to £,_.__.

(PER S.S. ARAWATA AT THE BLUFF.)

SHOCKING ACCIDENT,

LONDON, Ist February.

A terrible catastrophe occurred at Brad ford on the ISth itec, when large numbers of persona were lulled and others seriously injured by tho falling of a mill chimnay. It has been made the subject of a searching investigation, and the conclusion arrived at was that the calamity was attubntable to purely accidental causes.

INDIA AND THE AMSTERDAM

EXHIBITION

The India Office is taking steps to have the produce of that country efficiently ic presented at the forthcoming Amsterdam Exhibition.

THE SALVATION ARMY IN GENEVA.

The Salvation Army are carrying on their operation in Goneva on an extensive scale. On several recent occasions they have come into collision with the mob, when serious riots ensuod. FENIAN ORGANISATION IN ENG LAND. , It being reported that an extensive Fenian' organisation exists in England, active steps are being taken by the police for its suppression, and for tho arrest ot tho principal conspirators. THE ROYALIST SCARE IN FRANCE. _-< The Orleanists in the French Chamber of Deputies offered strenuous opposition to the passing of the Government bill which, in accordance with the compromise receotly arrived at, provides for the exclusion from all civil and military oilices members of the former reigning house now resident in France.

LONDON SCHOOL BOARD AND

TECHNICAL EDOCAIION,

The London school * boards have had under discussion the advisability of intro ducing technical instruction into the ordi nary course of teaching adopted at hoard schools. No final decision on the subject has as yet been arrived at.

MURRAIN IN EGYPT.

Murrain has broken out amongst cattle in Egypt, and a largo number of fatal cases are reported.

ALGERIAN VINE CROP.

The yield of the Algerian vintage for the year 1882 is stated to be about 10,000,000 gallons.

THE BELT LIBEL CASE,

Rumours are current that Mr Belt, sculptor, who obtained £50,000 damages against Mr Lawes for libel (the latter having said that he was not the author of severr.l statues ascribed to his chisel) has decided not to proceed further with the case, and not to defend proceedings instituted by Lawes on appeal.

EXPLOSION OF FIRE DAMP.

An explosion of fire damp has taken place at Rhondo. Six men were killed upon the spot.

FRENCH LEGIT MISTS IN SEARCH

OF AN HEIR,

LONDON, Februarys.

The Count de Chambard having no son, the Legitimist Party in France favour the idea that he should adopt a _ his heir the eldest son of Don Carlos, the pretender to the Spanish throne.

The Salvation Army to be Suppressed.

The disturbances caused by the proceed ings of the Salvation Army at Geneva have attracted the attention of the Government, and ordersTi-ve been issued for the suppres sion of any further demonstrations on the part of the Salvation Army.

Proposed Exhibition iv Neiv York.

The American Congress have had under consideration tbe desirability of holding another international exhibition at New York. The majority of member; approved of the proposal, and were in favour of hold ing the Exhibition in 1884.

MRS LiVKQrRY'S TOUli.

Mrs. Langtty is n.w performing in the principal theatres in Southern States, and has met with a very enthusiastic re ception, the theatres being more crowded than was the case when she appeared in the North,

HARBOUR BOARD ELEC TION.

Return of Messrs Lamb, stone, amd

McKenzie,

THB election of three members to fill the vacancies on the Harbour Board caused by the retirement of Messrs Stone, Isaacs, and Lamb through effluxion of time, tooK place to-day in the offices of the Board. Thero were about two hundred and fifty electors present. Mr G. Aickin read the i advertisement convening the meeting, and . then called on those present to elect a , chairman, Mr B. Tonks was chosen to preside, and be announced his willingness '. to receive nomination, The following candidates for the vacant positions were then proposed :- . MR C. B, STONE—Nom'nated by Mr 11, F. Anderson, and seconded by—Mr T. Morrin. ■ 7, , . MR D. H. McKenzie—Nominated by f Mr T. T. Masefield, and seconded by Mr i Mr B. M. Stark—Nominated by Mr C. . Bailey, and seconded by Mr J. Edson. Mb John lamb—Nominated by Mr J. Buchanan, and seconded by M r Jakins, Me Malcolm Niccol—Nominated by Mr Oxlev, and seconded by Mr Nearing. Mr Edward Isaacs-Nominated by Mr W. F. Hammond, and seconded by Mr Thomas Macky, . ' . Mr F. E CciMPTON—Nominated by Mr Tho3. Monin, and seconded by Mr T. W. Doonin, • '. I On the motion uf Mr Carr, Messrs Harper , and H. B. Morton were appointed scruti neers, and a show of hands was taken with the following result:— i C.B.Stone .'.. ... ... 148 McKenzie 116 j Lamb 72 Niccol 65 j Isaacs ... ■ _ 46 ! Compton 36 Stark ... 3.4 j The Chairman therefore declared Messrs C. B. Stone, D. H. McKenzie, aud J. Lamb to have been elected members of the Board. _ a A resolution was passed requesting the Government to alter the existing mode of carrying on the elections by having them under the Regulation of .Elections Act, and the m.eting then terminated with a vote of hanks to the Chairman. t ■" AAA ' .' *-. >-'-J'-

THE PHOENIX PARK MURDERS.

13 PERSONS ARRESTED,

The Evidence of the Cab-

driver.

(BY CABLE.—SPECIAL TO PRESS ASSOCIA. TION.)

(Received February 12th, 12.45 p.m.) LOADON, February 10 (8.38 a.m.). Thirteen persons are now charged with being concerned in the murder of Lord Cavendish and Mr Burke in Phoenix Park, Dublin. Kavanagh, the cab driver, who has turned informer, de posed that he drove Brady, Kelly, Patrick Delnney, and another man (name unknown) into the Park. James Carey and a number of others arrived in a car driven by the prisoner. FitzHams and Carey signalled tho approach of Mr Burke and Lord Frederick Cavendish, and after the murder the assassins drove away. , Brady paid Kavanagh £3 tor tho job, and gave him a set of harness. Kavanagh also drove Brady, Daniel, Delaney, Kelly, and Hanlon to the scene of "tho attack on Field. Another witness deposed that he saw one of the assassins lingering in Phcenix Park, and inflict the final stabs on the prostrate bodies of the vic tims.

The prisoners appear greatly de pressed.

[REUTERS CABLE.]

[Keceived February 12,-1.10 a.m.] The Phcenix Park Murders.— 'J he Cabman Turns In former.

LONDON, February 10,

The trial of the Phoenix Park murderers was continued at Dublin to-day. Kava nagh, the cab-driver, who was arrested by the polico, ha_ turned informer, nnd in the cour,e of his examination gives conclusive evidenco regarding tho assassination of Lord Cavnndish aud Mr Burke. He described tho way in which the crime was perpetrated by tho prisoners Carey, Kelly, D.ianey, and Brady. Kavanafih also admits that he drove tho car used by tho assassins of Mr Field. The case has been adjourned to Thursday next, the 15th inst.

OTHER PARTICULARS.

(Per S.S. Arawata at the Blufp.)|

It appears from statements of the in foimt rs, v.ho have identified four men con cerned in the Phconix Park murder, that it was not originally intended to molest Lord Cavendish, He, however, attempted to defend Mr Burke when that gentle man, who was the intended vie tirn of the assassins, was assailed, and they were theref re compelled to despatch tbe Chief Secretary as woll. The knives discovered some timo ago in the house of ono of the suspected murderers a-e of the same description as those used by surgeons for certain operations, and ex actly corresponded with tho wouuds on the bodies of Lord Cavendish and Mr Burke. The revelations yesterday made by the informers have created a scare amongst the Fenianis in Ireland. They have for the present discontinued their mietiuga, and the distrust aroused has paralysed their proceedings.

MERCURY BAY TIMBER COMPANY.

Annual Meeting,

THE first annual meeting of the Mercury Bay Timher Company waa held at 1 p.m. to-day, at the offices of the company, Fort street; Captain McKcnzio, chairman of the hoard of directors, presided. The report of the directors of the petiod from March 4th, to December 30th, 1882. •was as follows :—•' The directors in pre senting this their first report of the opera tions of the company for the period ending 30th December la _t, congratulate the share holders upon the measure of success which has attended thero, as .hewn by the ac companying balance sheet, which shews a net profit of £5,794 7s 10d,, after writing off £1,222 2s 5d for deprecia tion ol forest, &c„ and also the whole of the preliminary expenses incurred in forming and Btarting the company, rlt was contemplated when your directors took office to erect another mill upon a site acquired upon the opposita hank of the iver. Looking to the extension of the timber trade, your directors decided to en largo upon the plans, and erect a first class mill, with the most modern appliances, upon the site fixed upon, and in addition largely increase our etock of logs in the creeks, with the view of keeping a large quantity of sawn timber seasoning. The mill is ex pected to ta finished and in working order in about a month's time. You will' be re quired to elect two directors in tho room of J. M. Clark, Esq., and Alexander Ewcn, Esq., who retire in accordance with Articles of Association, but, being eligible, offer themselves for re-election.

PaOPiT and Lobs Account, from 81h March tl 1 nth Deoemher. if S3.—To depreciation on foroßt, &.., £1222 2s 54; raprlra to maohlnery ond plant, £267 Ob 2d t bad debts. BIOS Is 8d ; tale'lea. trade expenses, rents and rates, insnr aiiCß, interest, discount, Sco, -31923 3_ 101 ; bal ance, £5791 7s 10-: totr", .5-311 15si lid. By transfer f _;s, £2 5s ; Rro" > profits, £932910s lid ; total, £9311 isi lid, Dy balance net pioflls, £5791 7s lOd.

Tbe balance-sheet showed the assets, exclusive of unallotted and uncalled capital, to beworth£so,4l6 Bd,made up as follows .— Forest, freehold land, mills, buildings, booms, tram', £25,299 15s 8d; logs in booms and creeks, sawn timbe-,_ live stock, and goods in storo, £21,957 3s 4d- sundry dehtors, £2,961 16s 9d; unpaid calls, £60 j bills receivable, £106 19s 7d; cash in hand, £30 5b 4d.

The report was adopted with an addition to the effect that the dividend be at the rate of 10 per cent." per annum, Messrs J. M. Clark aud A. Ewen were re-elecnd directors. A vote of thanks to the chair man concluded the meeting.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

FbbMUR- 12. 183-. Pank of N.Z.-Selle.B, £2378 6d National Bank—Sellers, 71s colonial Bank-_eliew, _7s New Zealand lnsurancs-Bnyete. 73a! teller., 7„s National Inßurance-SeHerfl, 25. 6d New Zsaland Loan and Mercantile-Sellers, £6 Auokland Gas— Bayers. £< 7a T_amea G»_—BDyors, 278 6d Union Sish and Door |Nswl-Bellers, £8158 Coromandel Steam-Sell, rs, 10a 3d ._,.-.. Queen of Bennty-298 to 29i Gi; buyer?, 28a 6d; sellers, 29a 8d , Desp level Cross-631 sellers, 6s Prlno. Imcerial—sss 6*, sra 6d, Ssa; buyers, 6«! j tellers, 68s __no:e.s-10s 61 I Premier—Sellers, 8 J 6d . lona-2s to 2s 2d Seymour-2s 3d London-3s 6d ta 3 9'; bnyars, 3a 9d Mariner—Bu.e.B, 6b Id; telers, S_6d I Werahl-O—Bnyerß. 2s 7d; sellers. 3s | New Maaukau-3s Wj^ & ». s^jjgjh Chairman.

To the Editor : Sir,—With yonr permis sion I should like to hear through your columns why the stewards at the One hunga meeting, on Saturday, refused to accept tho protest of Mr Walker, the owner of Rakau. It is useless in them saying it was not put in in right form, for I saw it tendered. And is it not a rule in all hurdle or steeple races I hat the ! first horse to pass the winning post I wins' If so, Rakau won, for after the col ; lision' and fall he was caught by B. i Turner, who put the jockey, Mul ' crew, in the saddle and sent him past ! the pest ahead of everything else ;in the race, fully a half minute ahead of

Rawaneta, which can be proved by dozens of witnesses ; still, the committee refused to hear any evidence. It ia a pity that when they formed their committee they did not secure someone on it who knew his work. Then in the case of the Consolation, they made a bungle of it. Why start the horse 3 a second time when the flag fell for the first time?-Yours, &c„ James R. Burton.

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

HOKIANGA, this day.

The s.s. Stella arrived with the Hon. Mr Ilollo.ton, Mrs Rolleston and daughter, Mr Seed, Commissioner of Customs, and M. do Cesare, delegate of tho Maltese Government.

RUSSELL, this day,

The weather has set in line, and the natives are arriving in numbers for the regatta,

WANGANUI, this day. SUPPOSED SUICIDE.

A man named Denis Donovan has dis appeared mysteriously. On Saturday night he went to an hotel, and at one o'clock went out of his bed-room undressed, and has not since been seen. He was in a despondent state for some time, and it is believed he has committed suicide by drowning himself in the river. No trace of him has yet been obtained.

VISIT OF MR MILNER STEPHEN.

Mr Milner Stephen holds a pnblic meeting this afternoou, aud proceeds to-morrow morning to New Plymouth.

CRlCKET.—Canterbury v. Otago.

This Day's Play.

[BY TELECt_APH,—PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

CHRISTCHUjkCH, this day, The inter - provincial cricket match was resumed to-day under most favourable auspices, Ihe -weathor being delightful and tho wickot in good order. Ashby and Wheatley, the two not. o_t's of Saturday, went in with tho Canter bury score standing at five wicKeta down for 73 runs. McNeil commenced the bowling, and Ashby pursued his old tactics of hitting hard at everything, with the result that after adding 2 to score, he gave Mitchell, the wicketkeepor, a chance, which was smattly taken—79 —6-9. Milling succeeded to tho vacancy, but soon lost his partner, who was bowled by Cook—Bl—7—4. Pocock was next man. Wilding added one to the score, and Focock hit bis first Ball into Firth's hands-85-B—o. Barnes joined Wilding, anc the two managed to run 9, when Wilding was bowled by Cook-9 _-9-9. Chapman, the last man, played a few balls carefully and then hit one of Cook's high to long-on, where he was neatly caught by Harris, the innings terminating for 91, leaving Otago only 92 to get to win. The collapse of the Canterbury caused great astonishment, 'I hoy had been Sicked at odds of 3 and 4 to 1 to win. Otago sent Rose and Mitohcll to the wickets at a few minutes to one o'clock. Wilding commenced tho bowling and Eo3o scored four off his first over. Chiefly due to bad fielding. Chapman took the ball at the other end. In his third over, Wilding had his revenge on Hose by clean bowling him-6—l—4. Harris joined Mitchell, and tho bowling being dead on^ the game for some time was verysslotw t Mitchell hit Chapman hard to log, and ran 4, but In attempting to make it 5, Harris was run out—l 2-2 -0. Macniel took the vacant wicket, and at 1,30 the score had reached 15.

Bowling and fielding wore now ex cellent, and runs wero difficult to get. After eighteen had been reached by slow play, Wilding scatterred Mitchell's bails. 18-3—9. Dixon filled the vacancy, and a long sand was made, Dixon getting well set, and both batsmen began to hit freely all round. At 40 Barnes took the ball from Chapman. The changowas not, however, a good one, Baines being se verely punished by Macneil, who hit one of his balls clear over the fence at ss,uaro leg tor five, eliciting loud applause from the onlookers. When the players adjourned for lunch at 2 o'clock tho score stood at 50.

SPORTING.

Wanganui Races.

WANGANUI, this day. The following are the acceptances for the Wanganui autumn meeting :— WANOAmDi Cur.—Armourer, Buzzird, The Poet, Annuity, Constellation, Bun doora, Welcome Jack, Orphan, F.me, Leonata Dad, Sincerity, Pointer, St. Clair, Piscatorious, Hailstorm, King Quail. FLYi_ta Handicap.—ihnuity, Famo, Hinemoa, Minerva, Buzzard, Bundoora, Constellation, Dan, Welcome Jack, Piscatorious, and Tantivy, District Race. — Wilberforco, Sweet Home, Armourer, St, Clair, Last Chance, The Gem, Buzzard, Constellation, Fame, Blue Gown, Dan, Ngata, Sincerity, My.tery.

Notices to Correspondents.

P.W.W.—Under the pre'ent law It I. not possi ble to try a pirann twice on tho same otiareo of murder, even thoush c-bolublvo evidence of guilt is obtained after the ti.'a'. SwBEP.-It has bcui decided over and over again that bats snd sweeps, whether made en the course or not, so with the stakes, unless the proviso " first paat tho iost." Is made. An ANXMns Exhibitor.—Apply to Mr lTrlpp of the firm ot Fripp and Camercn, Qnean- Btrest.

All persons, whether members or other wise, desirous of making the Commercial Clnb Dining-rooms a success' will pleaso oall and sign tho Provisional Prospectus in tho Reading room,—[Advt.]

Tbe annual Mayoral dinner to the staff of corporation officials takes place in the Lome-street Hall to-morrow. On the following day His Worship will treat the same gentlemen to a picnic at Waitakerei, the party leaving town ot 7.15 a.m. in drags.

Mr Smith, agent for Simonsen's Opera Company, has arrived in Auckland to mako arrangement! for the nppearance of the company in fl uckland, Since he was here last Mt Smith has travelled Australia and India, to the borders of Afghanistan. Mr fciimonsen- new company is fully up io those of former years, and has a strong repertoire, including tho opera of' Boccacio.' Auckland being the last place visited in an extended and successful tour, gets the com pany in the best possible trim, and we have no doubt they will do a capital business. The opening night is fixed for Monday next.

Priestley, who figured so conspicuously | in the Hamilton supposed murder case, haa , during the past few days, been the subject of various strange tumours. First woi heard that he had gone to Sydney in the j Wairarapa in company with Mrs Hamilton, and:then that he had gone to America by the last mail steamer, but, on making en quiry, we found both statements incorrect. Again we were informed that Priestley had joined the Plymouth Brethren, and that he had led the service at their place of worship on a recent Sabbath. Feveral members of the church, howover, deny this most emphatically, and say that he never even attended the service.. We believe Priestly is at present residing at Mangare, and Mrs Hamilton in tho vicinity of Mount Fdcn.



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Victoria-stoat, Fartlonlßra Boon. _iSO r ANTED a good uuucral Servant; v V hlghou t wage?.—Apply to Mra Camoron, opposlto aoclaty Ha-l. Romnera. _ Zm. ANTED KNOWN—I will give a VI Ha-.aonio Prosant to tho flrst person who can get bettor Piano Mutio for ia than I sell at my Hobson-streot Hhop for 6d.—W. H. Dampier. ANTED, by a Widower, a respect ab'o working person nciUßtomed to chlidisn.-for partloulara apply by letter to _Z i: TAR Offloe WANTED SEEN-Tho Cheap Lot of Crockery just arrlv.d at Dampier's H ,b on-Btreet Shop. WANTEu to Furchase or lease, a Good Paying Boarding-house, with or without furniture.—Apply G. T. Hogg, Estate Asent, up stairs next Union Bank. \\T ANTED, by a gentleman, comfortable 7 v Lodgings, within easy distance of .^ueen street.—Apolr, with terms, 80. stab offloe. \%J ANTED SEEN, the Splendid Bull's VV Eye Lanterns, only Iseaoh; at Dampier's Bobßgn-sgaet .hop. isy ANTED, a Furchase for a Furnished " :l)'t Cottage in a good thoroughfare —10 minutes walk from Queen-street, Furniture comprises all tho household requisites, and is in good order. To bo had a bargain.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qaeen-stroot ibetweon Bank of Australasia and " Herald" ollice. WANTED KNOWN —That wo can Bill our goods ftt lower than Qucou streot prloes-Call at J. G. Brown'H Cheap Drapery Eatabllahment. Parnoll, and we oan prove It. >b ANTED to Let, Wellington-streot, Vv Bhop and three rcDuis; gas. Grattr- Road, a oonvonlent Honse of five reams.-8. V, Collins. Ksmo Colliery Offlof, 16. Qnom-at. Y/UaNTkD SEEN-Tho "Wrought Iron Vv gttfes. £3 10 , and £1, at Dampier'a Hobgon-st.-i-.t Shoo. * V ANTED—Go and Seethe Handsome *® S-prlng Couches, only £1 18s.—At Dam pl.r'a Hobson-Btreot Shop. V*/ ANTED KNOWN— U you want to V V (co the latest Fashion (autumn and winter, 1333), have a glsnoe nt Munro and Mll'lzan'sTatlotlng Window. In Ho .son-street. \&r ANTED TO LET, Comfortable 5- Vv roomed Ve'andah House; good jard and stable; rent moderate; Ponsonby Road.— B, if. Danes, rvathan's Bonded Storo. WANTED KNOWN—Tin Kettle., Is 6d; Tin Saucepans, from 6d; Enamelled Saucepans, 2s Gd.—At Dampier's Hobson-strcct Sltop. YISJAN TAD KNOwN, Moseley's planes, TV Ameiiosn dit'o, and carvers' tools, at F„ Prime and Co mnany, Ironmongers. Newton lift/ ANT-U, a Second-hand Portable v V Enßln'i on wheels, from _to 0 horse power.-For particulars opply to Eraser and Tlnno. Phoenix Foundry Aneklnnil. i \ TIT A NTED. — Ladies' and Children s v V Undei-linen in variety. Any sort not In slock made on tbo promise.. Less than town p:rice3.—Robson's Melbourne Houso, Ponsonby. -JST'ASTED, a Partner to join a VV thorounhly praotlcal man, who has been nsnft to erect saw mills, carry on tho work ing of tho Eamo as well as tho working of tho buah and ovjrytklng oonnooted with the timber tirade; and he his _C 0 acres ot fl.Btolass kauri bush, freehold, ne»r to railway station. Capital MQUired to work on equal siiftiee, about £1000.— E'or particulars, apply to John ISoppett, Lan_ iigent. No. 8, Qneen-Btreet. ■ WANTED KNOWN-Jn Ladies' Silver Jewellery, wo confine ourselves cntiroly to Real Silver; wo keep no Silverino or Plated Goods of any kind. Freßh assortment just to hand.—Charles Kelsey & Co., Queen-street (two doors below Morrins', Ironmongers). WANTED KNOWN, in Ladies' and Gen' a" Silver Jewellery we confine our 8-lvos entirely to Real i-liver. We keep 811 ---vtrlneand Platcl Goods to meo- the require ments of all onr customers, and guarantee thorn to bo what they ara represented. Bupplloß »re liai-g ecntlnuaHy raoolvad at Qo.dson's London At cade. '%»/■ ANTED, Uotcl-keepoiv, ■ Contec- V» tlonars, and the Publlo gonerally, to nrovent aooldonf;. from tho bursting of lemonade bottles whllo being opened, whioh Is rendered psrfeotly safe by v.ing ono ot w. S. Joneß' Im proved Loather Hand Qnards.—W. 8. Jonos, Manufacturer of Saddlery, Harm s., So, tjooen iitroot, . WANTED KNOWN-Tbat W. H. -Tdwards Is prepared to do Bhlngllng at tho lowest rates, and In the boat Bt)lo,-_uetteia addre.Bi.d, care o' Mr J. H, Hughes, Grocer, Ylotcrla strei t West. Auokland. ' \\l ANTED KNOWN—Seltzogenes, for V v making Soda-water; Lawn Tennis and Cricketwaro; Fans, Ladies' Bags (a choice assortment), Albums, Purses, Sec- Charles Kel sey & Co., Direct Importers, Queon-stroot (two floors below Morrins, Ironmongers). ANTED. Ponsonby ladies to know they oan have their own Materials used for all descriptions of Millinery, at mode :rato charge.—Robson's Melbourne House, Pon sonby. WAN 'ED known—That oil kinds of very superior Jelly and Fruit-canning Jars, also a general assortment of earthenware In Cream and Butter Crooks, Milk Bowls, Jngs, Bakers, Tea and Coffco Pots, may now be had at the Newton Pottery, either in wholesale or . retail lots. Inspection invited. WAN tED SEEN—The Fres. Lot of Iron Seaeteails (double). 80s : Sic_la do. 18 61: Tron Cot', lai; at Dampier's Hobson s-reat Shop, , WAITED KNuWN—That the Wharf Ph_rm_cy has boon Re-opeted with a Well-'oleoted. Stock of t-'ure DrwßsndCheml ra'B. Nursery and To. et P.equb-ito'. Patent Modlolnes, Sec, Sec— N.B.-Ptivate and Conn dental cases successfully undertaken.



Wanted. WANTED KNOWN — Shovels and Spades, 3s; Four-prongod Garden Forks, _s Od.-At Dampier's Hobson-atreet Shop. j VS7ANTED Owners of Houses to Let. * v and Property for Sale to apply to mo, ' Alfred Tor, Agont, 177. Qneenstreot. WANTED, by a steady and educated young man (draper by t"-ade) Employ rr"nt; good refereno:... — Apply WB, Star Offloe. ____~ __. Wa_TbU OtaOK-TERs to know that J. Mumford, High-street, baa received another thipment ot Beat Match Ballf. ANTED, a Man Cook, — Apply at onoe Nevada Hotel. WANTED, a good General Servant; references required,—Mrs Sloman, top of Gwftonßoaa. WANTED, an Improver (Caipenter !n«>.-Apply on tho works. t,ext O. Oreenway's, Esq.. Hobsar-street, or Oik Lodge. * a/ANTED, 6 or 8 good Lahourers.— Vi Apply Commaroe-atreet Iron at ore. Wi A NTED, two Shinglers.—Apply|F. Doder, North Shore. • \\l ANTED, a Competent Dressmaker Vt for three or four dayi; a'so, to let, a Front Room, with use of a Davla sewing maohlne.—-tddroi'a at _,t_,_ Office. WANTED, a good General Servant, wno oan wash and cook; another kept. —Mrs J. Chamber?. Albert Park, WANTED to Purchase, an Eight-horse Portable Steam Engine.—Apply Stab offlco. AN"TED, a Good General Female Servant. — Apply Foresters1 Arms, Albert-street. WANTED, a Strrnig Lad to lidc out for orders. — Richard Reeves, Butcher, Victoria-street. WANTED, a reapectable Giil of 15 to 17 yoars as Nnrae and General Helper at Wangarei; good home.—Apply on Wodnoa day at Auoklaaa Dairy, Hobson-streot, from 10 to l. _________ WAN ntD KNOWN—" Uorrect Tip"- Wo havo Inst rocelvofl. ex Weathois fl.ild and Famenoth, large shipments, and oan soil you stuff ohoaper than any other houso In Newton.or out.-J. and W. Williams, both nldes Karangahape \a; ANTED KNOWN-Money ad- V* vanoed ou Personal and Collateral Se curity, repayable by weekly instalments. Bills Discounted.—Rae's Now Zealand Pawn Office, Darby-street. _ WANTED to LET, New Six-roomed House at Mount Kdea Road; good waali-hcuse, with copper and ereryoon venlono.. Apply to Mr Jeßsa Btoki>s, Mount Eden; or to Dlgniin and Armstrong, Vnloan Lane WORMS in Children and others are removed, and an effectual euro caused, by using SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS. Is. a packet-Sold by J. C. SHARLAND AND CO., opposite Post offlce. '3 .0 Bootmakers. — Wanted, a Good R General Hand.—Apply to J. Poglor, Qaeon street, Onehunga. ____. A LADY offers a happy homo nt the sea-side, in a beautiful and healthy locality, and good instruction to children of either sex.—Terms and references on applica tion to Mrs Poole, Paihia (opposite Russoll, Bay of Islands). ■ a .i-.i.i i' a '"■ — a ' _s__qls .ments- ONSONBY WESLEYAN METHO DI3T BAND OF HOPE. The First Anniversary ol tho above Society ■will no-jolebratadlnthe School... ml-ad joinlngtho Churoh, on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY IITH, 1883. Reports will ba presented of thewoikof the past >ear, and the present condition of tho Soolaty and Officers and Committee elected for tnoyour ensuing. Tho Band of Hope Union Ch^lr have kindly cooßOntr-1 to perform their S ,rvlco of Song -BUY YODR OWN OHEKRIKS.' The conneot id loadings of whioh win ba given by tho Roy. R. D»ws_UßY,(P_e.ldo_t of the Socjoty. Doors open at 7. to commence at 7.30 Admission Is; Children. Cd. Gazette in I3a___r_pt-y IN THE SUPREME COURT OE NEW ZEALAND, NORTUKRN DIS. RIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of" Tho Debtors and Credi tors Act, 15713," and tho Acts amending tho same, and of tho Bankruptcy of James Wilson, a Dobtor. This is to notify that James Wilson, of Holenß vlilo, in the Provincial District of Auckland, Fish and Meat Preserver, has this day tiled a statoment that he is unable to meet his engage ments with his Creditors; tho First Meeting of Creditors to be held at the Supreme Court hotißO. Anckland, on WEDNESDAY, tho 21st day of February, 1883, at 11 o'clock in tlje fore noon. Dated this 12th day of February, 1883. G. W. BASLEY, Doputy Registrar. Wm. Coleman. Queen-street, Solicitor for the Bankrupt, ' IN THE SUPREME COITRT OF'NKW 551. ALAND, NORTHERN JUDICIAL DIBTRIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of "Tho Debtors and Credi tors Act, 18"_," and tho several amend ments thereof, and of the Deed of Arrangement of Thomas Holdkh, an Arranging Debtor, Notice is hereby given that on WEDNES DAY, the twenty-liret day of February, 1883, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, or so soon thereafter aa counsel can bo heard in that behalf, an Appli cation will bo mado to tho Supromo Court of Now Zealand, at Auckland, Bitting in Bank ruptcy, for a declaration of tho complete execution of a certain Deed of Arrangement, dated the twenty-fourth day of January, 1883, mado between Thomas Holder, of Auckland, in the Provincial District of Auckland, in New Zealand, Firewood Merchant, of the first part, Donald Hugh McKcnzie and George Winstono, both of Auokland aforesaid. Merchants, of the second part, and all tho Creditors of tho said Thomas Holdor, of tho third part, and filed In tho proper olllco of tho Supremo Court of Now Zealand, at Auckland aforesaid, on tho Bald twonty-fourth day of January, 1833, and which said Deed was assented to by a resolution in writing, passed by a majority in number repre senting throe-fourths in value of the Creditors of the said Thomas Holdor, present or repre sented at a Meeting of Creditors duly convened and hold for that purpose at my office, on the ninth day of February inßtant. Dated this twelfth day of February, 1883. WILLIAM THORNE, Solicitor for tho Trustees. Corporation Notices. "'£'i*M~**_v-J*s&-5f AITY OF AUCKLAND. WATER B-PPJ-Y SSRVIOK MATERIALS. The City Council will roo.lvo tenders nnt 18 p.m. of THURSDAY, the 15th instant, for the above, in terms _ f conditions and eoeoillcatlosß to ba vlowed at tbis offlo _, Con. cil Cham tore, High-atroot. The Council do not bind thorn- Belvos to accept any tender. Tendera io bo en dorsed. " Water Supply Service Material." P. A, PHILIP--, Town Clerk. Town Olerk's Office, February 9,1883, nIX V OF AUCKLAND. DRAINAGE WORKS, VICTORIA LANE. The City Council will receive Tenders until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY, tho 15th instant, for above Works, in terms of plans and specifications to be viewed at tho office of tho City Engineer, Counoil Chambers, High-street. The Council do not bind themselves to accopt any tender. Tenders to bo endorsed, "Drainage, Victoria Lane." .A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk, Town Clerk's Offlco, February 9,1883, Goodson,s Arcade. GOODSON'S — London Arcade. — GOODSON "S Valontines, and Valentino Presentations in Clocks, Gold and Silver Watohes, Chains, Necklets, Lockets, Rings, Suites, Studs, Sic, Sec, Abyssinian Gold and Gold-cased Jewellery (equal in appearance to Ster ling and Colonial Gold), Silver and Gold plated Jowellory, Electro-plated Goods of all kinds: Dinnor, Breakfast, Tea, Dessert. Afternoon Tea, and Toilet Sets; Majolica, Terra Cotta, and Moss Goods. Wines and Tumblers, Deoanters, Water Bottles, Vases, Lustres, Epergnos, Tablo and Pocket Cutlery, Lamps, Cricket Bats and Balls, Aocordians, Conoertinas, Musioal Boxes, • Orchastranetes, Photogra phic, Sorap and Stamp Al bums, Opera and Field. Glasses, Telescopes, _______ 1 | Spectacles, Mioros- I r/_ copes, Card Cases, G_> p .; Hammocks, t* __. ___ B Toilet Requisl- g © _\ S tos, Perfumery, g _ O __ Brushes, Combs, g © AZ. g Birthday Cards. 9 w UA - 9 Piotures. Books, and =* Q PAI Stationery at Bng- > Tf . 3 Ush Prloes. Pur- H AJ-i OX sob, Ladies' g /->, 8 Bags in Seal, fe y* OS Morroco.Plush 2 •_> S Velvet, ie Silk, P ■*_ Th DressingCaseß, Tf\ Work Boxes. L________. ———-"-■ Desks, Jewel and Writ ing Cases, Inkstands, Fans, TJofls, Horses and Carts, Rock _g Horses, BagaceUe Boards, &c. The Is. Counter contains hundreds o£ varities to select from. The 6d. Counter, also tho 3d., has on it marvel lous value. Novelties always being received, and obtainable only at Goodson's LONDON ARCADE, LONDON ARCADE, Auckland, Gisborne, and Thames. * London Office: 58, St. Mary Axe.



I Persona1. I MR PERCY JJ_NI_INS.-Please call on Mosbis Partridge and Wo.llams at j once. To l_et, TO LET, a nice little New Shop and five Rooms, eltuate In Upper Pitt-street, suitable tor a tailor or boot _hop.~_-.pply J. Davisß, grocer, Karangahape Boad. rinO LET, a large Unfurnished Front Jl Room, Bnltab o for two si .glo gentleman. —Apply to Mrs Slmmond., noar York House, Grey-street, TO LET, a neat House ot nve rooms; j garden, tank, well with pump, &,-Jame-j j Reid, E_Bn Terrace. i ThiO LET, furnished or unfurnished, the J. Conoiote Villa of 10 rooms, pleasantly situated, Great North Boad, with garden, stable, and. paddock, abundant supply of water.—Apply to Mr Edwards, on the premises. Archhlll 'bua passes many times a day. 75%0 BE LET, in Upper Queen-street, a fi. Groomed House, with a larg. garden I planted with fruit tr.es; root, 15b per week.— F. G. KwlngtOD. TO BE LET, in Parnell Ri«e, a Twelve roomed House, with or without a commo dious shop and show-room—well situated as a business site.—Apply Goodson's London Arcade. I _ O LET, Two Rooms, with use of " kitchen, In Karangahape Road,—Apply Star offloa. 'b>o LUT, a Shop and Dwelling (just I finished); gas and water laid on; adjoin ing Wynyard Arms Hotel, oorner BymonQß and Aberoromble streets. Rent moderate.— Apply next door. , TO LET, Two Five-roomed Houses in Thames - street, Brighton; every con venience: register grates, ovens, water, &C— Apply to M. Marriott, Grocer, Upper Parnell. rglO LET, a House (furnished or unfur -1 nlßhed), near the wharf at Northoote. Terms as may be agroeable.—Apply thla offlce. rr\(j LET. in Hobson-street, one of those I. brlok shops just finished; gas and water all complete.-Appiy T. Mlnettl. rpo LET, Mount Eden Road, two New JL Verandah Villas of 6 rooms eaoh, re. later g'atos, colonial oven, wash-house, &o j rent moderate.—l>. F. Kvans, Estate Agent, Queen .treat, next Bank of Anatralaala. TO LET, New Cottage : 4 rooms, scul lery, register grate, oven, tank; oorner of Ponsonby Road aod Clarence Btreet.—Apply Mr Parker, near the oottage. ______ HpO LET, or for Sale, a 6-roomed House. I. Apply to Wm, QUI, Builder, Wo 111 ngtou- Btreßtj_ ■■ ■'■"'rriiniwvHßji a "0 LET, Offices.—Those centrally situ « ated- and flrst-elnss Offices now In my occupation (as I am removing to ground floor). The best position in Auckland for a solicitor or other professional man.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agont, next to Bank of Australasia, Queen st. . i 0 _Er, two Houses and Shops in Vie- S toria street.—Apply to Mr Stevenson, oorner of Nelson and Baker-street. rpO LET, First-class Business Premises I in City and Suburhs.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-Btreet, between Bank of Aus tralasia and " Herald" Offlce. ■ c to LuT, a House in Wellesley, street.— . Apply Isaac Bloom, Pawnbroker, Wcl le3ley-Btreet. 'BiO LET, at the Bay of Islands, near 8. Russoll, a 1-roomed Cottago (furnished).— For particulars apply to "Publisher," Star Ollice. . jiO List, a Detached Cottage, famished. S; —Mrs Byer., opposite ehlrley Villa, Newton Road. mO LkT, a comfortable 8-roomed House, A Blated root; stable, bnggy honeo. and all npceosary outbuildings, together with about Aye aores good volcanlo grass land, situated about half mile from Ellerslie Hallway Station, —Apply to J. B. Morpeth, No. 21, New Zea'and Insurance Buildings. nno BE LEASED, a Farm of 150 acres, _ having a gooi Houso. Dairy, and Farm _ ulldlngs, fenced and divided into paddock,, well watered In the driest seasons. All tho pro duce from the farm can be Bold on the spot, wlthont sending to Auokland. The lessee oan haveaay term that may be agreed upon. A SDlendld opening for a country storekeeper.— For further particulars apply to Wm. Gulliver lloobu and Land Agent. Ponsonby. fftiT LET, Rosenheim near the Threo i. Lamps, Ponsonby, a Villa Residonoe of 10 rooms, magnificent view of tho harbour, and opposite coast, largo and well-vontllatedi rooms, gas. water, and outbuildings, garden-and orchard woll drained. For a term to a good tenant.—D. F. Evan3, Estate Agent, Queou- Btreot, noxt" Herald" Offlce. DBVO.PORT, NORTH SHORE.— To Let, a splendid .-roomed Hone, kltohen range, 3GOO gallon conorete tank, wash honse, oop.er, boiler, Si?. ; also, 5-roomed onttago.-Apply Alfred Cox, a_«nt, 177,Quce_- Btreet, B'AKAPUnA.—To Let or for Sale, an £ excellent Farm noar Lake Takapona, S3 aores of good land and an excellent house and ontbulldinga, Coaob __-S.b eight times dally. Teima easy.-Oliver Mayr. EVkNPoRT, NorthShore.—Excellent now Villa Residence, grooms, to Lot. There is overy convenience.—___so, a nice Cot tage, 5 rooms.—Oliver Mays, agent. DEVONPORT, NORTH SHORE.- To Lot or tor Bale, a 6 roomed Gottago, new. In a good poßltion.-Apply R. S_ lUDuder, HomO nnd band Agants. BOUSES TO LET, furnished and un furnished.—Apply R. Ss R. Duder.Houße agents, llevonport, | IURNKR QUE-N aND Stluß T \j LAND-STFEETfJ. ' - To Let or Bell, the balance of my Lease ot Offloe or Shop, oorner of Queen and Shortland streeta. R. 0. GREKNWOOD. Meetings, "%lii-§P AUCKLAND REGATTA. hie Annnsl Benorrl Meeting o' the Auokland Regatta Clnb will be held at the Wattemata Hotsl TO-MORB.OW (tnesaaj) EVKNINt-, at p.m, Busliobs ;—E'ootlon of Oommltt ? _, &o, ROBT. E. I3AAC3. Hon. Sep. AUCKLAND C JURYING CLUB. A Meeting of the Auokland Coursing Club will bs held in the Thistle Hotsl on TUKSDAY, February 13th, at 93. p.m. Bu<-Inee _ t to eleot offlo3r for ensuing year, all members and thoae desirous of becoming mombers are Invited to att?nd. T, THWAI.KS, Hon. t-ee. LAW SOCIETY OF "THE DISTRICT OF AUCKLAND. A Requisition from Members having been served upon me, on tho 3rd inatant, requiring mo to oonvene a Speolal General Meeting of tho Members of tbis Hoolety, "To enquire into tho oonduot ot tho counsel aotlnff for the prisoner In the case ot Kealna v. Gudgeon," I do. In aocor. anco with Rule No. 13, and for tha put pot o namod In the requisition, oonvene a Speolal U eno._l Mostlrg of Members to be held on WKDNE .DAY. the fourteenth Instant, at the Pistrlct Court-room, at 3 o'c'oik in the after noon. Dated this Bi-th day of February. 1883 EDWIN HE.KtCTH, Honorary Beoretary. "IV7EW ZEALAND TIMBER COM- J3| PANY (LIMITED). Notioo is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of the Shareholders of this Company will bo held at tho Company's Offlco, Custom-house-street West, Auokland, on FRI DAY, February 9th, 1883, at Noon. Business : "To Rocalve the Report and Balance sheet for tho year ending 31st December, 1882. " To Elect a Director in plaoe of T. T. Mftsoitcld, Esq., who retires, but he is eligiblo and offers himself for re-elec tion." " To Elect an Auditor in place of T. L. White, Esq., who retires, but offers him self for re-election. By Order of tho Board of Directors. W PERKINS, Seoretary. rVTEW Z_-T_AI«.~ TIMBER- COM- J3I PANY (LIMITED.) Notice is hereby given that an extraordinary General Mooting of the Shareholders of this Company will bo held at tho Company s Offlce, Custom-house-street West, Auckland, on FRIDAY, February 9th, 1883, at 12.30 p.m., when tho following resolutions will be pro posed, viz:— " That the Capital of the Company be in creased from £10,000 to 5G5.000 by the issue of 5.000 New Shares of -55 eaoh." "That 2,500 Shares of tho above issue ehall bo offered at par to the present Shareholders in .roportion to tho exist ing Share now held oy them.' By order of the Board of Directors. W. PERKINS. . - Sacretary. TfcJEW ZEALAND TIMBER COMPANY J3I (LIMITED). Notice is hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting of tlie Shareholders of this Company will be held at noon on SATURDAY, February 2ith, 1883, at the Company's Offlco, Cußtom-house-Btrcet West, Auckland. - Business: To confirm the following Resolution, passed by tho Shareholders at their Meeting held on Friday, February 9th, 1883, viz.: "That the Capital of the Company be inoreased from £10,000 to £80,000 by the issue of 8,000 new shares of £o eaoh. Byordor- W. PERKINS. Secretary. v- — LAW EXAMINATIONS, - Complete Set of Papers given In September. 1882, under the new Aot, by poet, 2a Id, In stamps, to Lyon Blair, Welllnatoa. _fi?l _!"& TO £10,000 LENT on Building S&JLv™ Society principles, or on other terms to Bolt boirowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See _,lßt ot Properties for s%le on _i!_ pane. Six par oent. allowed on money depoalted for Investment — O. Willi-M^ont, Lan-, Kstate. _.nd Financial Ages and Valnator.l 3. Vulcan Lane. : PROTECT YOURSELF FROM MOS QUITOES by using SHARLAND'S KOMA, ls.6d. a bottle.-lold by SHARLAND AND CO., opposite the Post-office,



I Por Sale. FOR SaLE, snug little Drapery Busl noa., would sale a. d/essmabur; good trad.,' Capital required, £100 to iSlcO. Fir. c class open. mg in thy olty.—Apply T. H*rki-j, KBtate Agent High-street. : FUR SALE, Farm o£ IGO acres (more or i leee), in a very high state of cultivation— ! all in grass or oropa; never failing supply of fresh water, creek inns through the pioparty; about 11 irllea from town ;good 7-rooire 1 House and out-bulidlng..-For particular- apply 'J. ] Karklii, H'fu.t. * g<m>, Hlgh-.treot. ; Til OR S i LE, the good will of a small i JD Grtioary Buainoßf, long established In n thickly populated looallty. i he honse consists of live roomß besides tbe shop, aud has both eas i and wateir laid on- To _n energetlo man with ' i email capltalthi. is a rare oba_oß, ks firewood aud coaloonld be adde-t to the buitfne s. The ■ present proprietor can Rlvo a satisfactory reason j tor rellnqalslilng the badness.—Apply to Hoi-1 iindond X ortz.r, Qqeon-Btreet. T GOOD American Organ for Sale, _3_. Cheap, nearly now.—Apply by leiter to Qr^ar, btab offloe. ! IfIUR ABSOLUTE SALS', nice Veran- V dah Cottage. _ rooms and cellar, with good freehold allotment, all planted, &o.; rltnate, Pratt. Btreot, off Wellington street. Prioe, only £199.—D, F. Evans, Estato -gent, noxt Bank of _. mtralaslo. Qn.nn-utrflnt-., (699) Ijiuu IMMEDIATE sA-E.— Handsome JP Villi Residence, new and well-finished, containing 7 rooms, fitted with ga., water. I register grate, kltohen dresser, tec, Sec. Slice l Freehold Allotment, situated near top of BTank llu Road, ftrond vlow, and gcol position.—P. F. Evans, Estate Agent, next Bank of Anatral asia, Queen-street. (697) rnOti SALE (Mangere), Valuuhle tittle fi? Dairy Farm and Market Garden, about _1 acre 3, first. clasß volcanic land, adjoining the Mongoro Depasturing and Water Reserve; splendid tattle run ; together witli good Six roomed House and oxtonsi v eOut-uUdings.such as stable, cow-shed, barn, &c. &c.—For fnrther particulars apply to Mr W. Webb, on the pre mises, or to D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen street; «511) li^OK SALE OK LEAStf, a New and 8. Commodious Resldonco and Grounds (the lite Capt. Symond'B), situate in Queen-street, Onehunga,, The house contain a 13 rooms, stands high, and commands a magnlfloent view of Manukau Harbour. Mangare. and surrounding distrlots. The grounds are tastefully laid out— a tennis, lawn, flower garden, orchard, &c At tached to the above are all tho necessary out bullolngs. a. moat desirable retidonoe for a Bontleman'd family.—Cards ta view and all par tloulars from D. F. Evans. KBtate Agent, Qneen street. (666) Hi-'OK SALE.—Perclval Parade, near V Shelly Beaoh, New and Handsome Villa of _ rooms, Boullery and pantry, fitted with shelves, cupboards, register, oven, sink, etc.; brlok paths, washhouae ; well drained ; splendid view of the Harbour.—D. F. ..vans, Estate Agonr, Quaen-etreet. next " Herald " offloo. OR SALE, Mauku, a very desirable Little Farm of abont 30 aores, nearly all subdivided into grasß paddooks, crops, fruit trees, &0., Sco ; a nmall pieoo of native bush; an abundant Bupply of water; and good Honse, 7 rooms, stable, Hairy, oowshnd. pigiserlas, _c, Sec, making ia all a oomp&ot Uttte farm, the whole ot whioh Is offorea for -6330; situated in pretty position, near Churoh, Sohool,, &0., See.— V. F. mvan.. Estate Agent, Qaeen-s'i'oet. 632 SMAKLAND'S 'MOA BKAND' BAK ING POWDER is the purest known, and therefore onco tried is always used. Price, Is Cd and 2s. Od. a tin. Proprietors: J. C. SHAR LAND & CO., opposite Post-office. OATS. f\ATS. f\ATS. ais \Javb. KJats, iooo OACKS riOOD (\W AAT3 ioACKS VXOOD \JLU V/ATB (B-TIBB FOB FftKD TItAN NEW). IN LOTS TO U T PURCHASERS, AT LOW RATE.. W. AND G. w INSTONE' Sporting. TAABGAVILLE BACKS, TUB-DAY AND~WEDNKSI. AY. Maroh 20th and 21st, 1833, NOMINATIONS for the following Races will close at Mr. Perolval's Offlce. Queen-Btreet, on FRIDAY, 16th February, at 8 o'clook p.m. :— DARGAVILLE OUP PUBLICAN-' rtJRSB HAND-GAP HANDICAP HDRDLE RACK KAIPARA HANDICAP.^^ Heoretary. QNEHCNGA RACING CLUB. AU evldonce for Protests oa the late One hunga Haces will be taken by the ftommlttee on WEDNESDAY. 1-th February. 1883, ot 8 p.m., at the PrincJ Albert Hotel. Onehnnga. T. BRKNNAN. See, 0.R.0. Dividends. roiHE COLONIAL BANK OF NEW X PAID-UP CAPITAL, £100,000; RES-BYE FUND. £38,000. The Dividend for Half-year ended 31st De cember last, at the rate of 7 per cent per annum, will be payable to tho Proprietor, on, the Auck land Register, at, the Auckland and Cambridge Branches of tho Bank, on nnd after the 12th Instant. . -.*-■ By order of tho Board. GEO. COWIE, General Manager. Dunedin, February 1,1883. .Licensing jNOLicei_. "raiBIE LICENSING ACT." 1 DISTRICTS OF MAN-ATAWHIRI, MBBOEE, AND TUAKAU. ELECTION OF COMMITT..E. I hereby, in accordance with "The Licensing Act. 1881," and "The Regolntlon of local Kleo tlona Ad;, 1876," rottfy that the Nomination for the offloe of Members of tho Lloisnßlng Com mittee ot the above-named districts, will take _ laoa at Pokeno Hill School, on SATURDAY. the 17th day of February) 1881, at 2 p.m. The Poll, If any, will be taken on SATUR DAY, tha 21th day of February, 1883, at the undermentioned placea :— Pokeno Hill Sohool Meroer Court-house Tuakau Railway Station. WILLIAM DE RRNZIB TURNER, Returning Cfflcer. Pokeno Bill, February 10,1883. _ae_-ic__ OIJ GH S, COLDS, and LUNG DISEASES are speedily cured by taking SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAt.-Sol3 at 2s. 6d. and -ls.Cd. a Bottle by SHARLAND AND CO., opposite Post-office. TVDOaTALGIOON. the Now Remedy V_f for Tootliaohe, cures instantaneously and stops decay. Prico, Is. - Goodson's London Arcade. - _ BKOU'S INJECTION.—Hygienic, In. fallible, and Pre. orvatlve. Cures promptly, without adaltlonal moan?, all reoent or onronio discharges ot the urinal orgnns, Price, 5e ud SS 'fio le. Sold in Paris by J. Ferre (auooeasor to Broil), Phatmaolan, 102, Rue Elohelieni; In London by Wllo« and Co. 336 i nxford-streat W. Agent In New Zealand, \. ILLIAM C. FITZQicRALD, Tha P_._i._aoy, Wellington, who will forward it to any town In the Colony on receipt of P.P.O. XJY KUYAL LETTERS PATENT. Gold Medal, Paris, 1878» Special Award, Philadelphia, 1876; Gold Medal, Sydney. 1880; Gold Medal, Brussels, 1880; Gold _Ie_»l , Melbonrne. 18S1. Jtrar Landed OANTRELL fc OOOHR_.NK_ CELEBRATED yEBATED WATERS, MONTI3ERRAT LIMEJUIOE CBtAMPAGNff, A Health-giving Non-aloohollo Heverage, at Hotels and Clubs; 3d per bottle. AROMATIC GINGER ALE l The Original Belfast Ginger Ale, so Justly celebrated at Hotels and Clubs; Sd per bottle. These .E_at__j Watkbs are the same quality as oentraoted for and now supplied to The Canard 8.8. Co. j the Montreal S.& Co, tlie Inman S.S. Co.l Ooeanlo S.S. Co.j he National S.S. Co.; tha IPaoiao 8.3. Co.; Aaohor, SJ3. Co. Kingston and Holyheaa, R.M.. CO. w_ior,-BA_e aoxsi, ■ ' AICKIN» *!. ItHS PEAR MA OY.



j Jpoara ana tteßiaence. j f-jROYDON VLLA, Vincent-street. - ' AH, Superior Board aid Keldonc., A Large Bed-room, suitable for a married couple, to lot. I Vviner 07 °n 9 gentlßman' Batn»- - Mra COMFoRTaBLE APARTMENTS lor Ladiea during their aecouohment; quiet : ness and attention. Terni3 moderate.—Apply Mrs Boyle, Upper Queeu-street (3rd house above . Heath s store). GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, HOBSON-STREET. BOAHD and Lodgino 20s. per Week. ; Single Room ....255. per Week. OLD CLUB PRIVATE BOAKDiIG HOUSE, Eden Crescent, Auckland, within three minutes, walk of the Railway Station, I Wharf, Post office. Supreme Court-honse, nnd * Banks.—First-class Accommodation for Visitors from the Coast and Country Districts. Apart ments en suite for Ladies and Families. Plunge and Shower Baths. Letters and telegrams addressed; o the Manager, Old Club Private Boarding House, Eden Crescent, Auckland.will receive prompt attention. EN T fir O R HOUSE Beach Road, Devonport. A delightfully situated Marine Residence, commanding an extensive view of the harbour, city, and suburbs; conveniently located between j tho Viotoria and Devonport wharves. Every comfort and convenience for visitors and board. Terms moderate. JNO. OWEN. , •' Public Notices. £\ A IJ T T O N. Pending a settlement of accounts botween the Proprietors ef " The Bay of Plenty Times " and theundei-Blgne., persons who have contracted liabilities with '-The Bay ot Plenty Times" prior to Siturday, January 27, are requested to withhold payment of the same. I «. M. EDGC-HB-. | Tauranga, Feb. 10.1883. 1 -Z. AIUKU AND ONKHUNGA |7. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY ! (LIMITED). NOTICE. - Mr A. Cunningham having ceased to be Agent for this Company, the Registered Office has been REMOVED from Prlnces_-street, Onehunga, to Waiuku. J. BARR BROWN, Chairman. Waiuku, January 31st, 1883. "f\ H E R R I E S." iwr or T~ _ c. Mrs Coxon, of Onehunga, begs to return her most sincere thanks to customers and friends for past favours during Mr Coxon's time of carrying on business, and begs to give notice she still intends carrying on tho Butchering Business, and will bo thankful for a continnance of their support. All accounts outstanding to be paid either to herself or to John D. Williams, whose receipt will be sufficient discharge. SARAH L. COXON. Onehunga, February 2,1883. rgf "EN (£10) POUNDS REWARD will J. Its paid to any person or powers giving snch Inf-imation aa will lead to the conviction of the party or parties who Polßloned my two Greyhounds thia morning, at Manukau Ro sd, Parnell -LOUIS FLEMING. Feb. 12,1882. TO MEASURE, good and strong Tweed Suit, £315.'.-J. Williams. Tailor. Victoria street, '__ „ "^1 HERRIES AT PONSONBY." ATEPAYERS I Appeal 1 against ex ces.'lve valuations. Remember I Thurs day. February lstb, last day,—T, B. Hannaford, will fillnp and lodge objections. Forma for tale MRS COSTER'S Address is Wellesley street W., opposite the Opera House. Feathers Dyed in all the newest shades. A nice assortment of Ladies' Caps just received. RATS !—When do rats cease to he rats ? After a hearty meal off Sharlaot's Phosphor Paste (thoy aro then corpses) 1— Sold by SHARLAND & CO. Shortland-street, for Is. a pot. - rjTO he Sold cheap, at Arthur's Mart, 1 Jl Sausage Mincing Maohlne, by Gardener, and one -Sausage Mincing Machine, by Groen and Sens. ri ARDENS laid out, planted, and kept \3T In order, either by the day or by contract. Apply J. A. Wlnohcombe. Grafton Rood, oppo- Blto Bowling Green. rsnTo B O U T M A X E R S. Just received. Jones's Bowing Maohlnes, viz., ; Wax Thread Clronlar Head and Table, with I latest Improvement!); also. 2 tons Iron Lasts, in Men's. Women's, and Children's; excellent shapes; and Solo Knives to match.—O. C. Flem ing, Leather and Grindery Store, High-street. T_ Slbbin and Brown, COMMERCIAL & GENERAL PRINTERS, 65, qu__sn-st., aucicdand, Three Doobs above Waitemata Hotel. THOS. SIBBIN and CHAS. BROWN have the honour to intimato that they have entered into partnership as Commercial and General Printers, and have opened business at the ad-' dress above. In respectfully soliciting a Bharo of your favours, wo would assure you that no effort will be spared upon our part to execute yonr orders with Neatness, Accuracy, Promptitude, and Economy. As regards tho flrst three essentials, we havo only to Btato that we were, both trained by tho lato Mr William Atkin, of High-street, in his well-known, habits, of Snnctuality and general excellence of work, ur expenses are very light, and of thia we shall give our customers tho advantage, making om- prices as low as possible. Any work of a private or. secret character maybe entrusted to S. & B. with perfeot confi dence, as none but themselves are engaged in its production. "T>UY YOUR OWN CHERRIE&" k-TOTICE OF REMOVAL, BENNETT, Painter, has removed from his old shop (so* t tho Rob Roy Hotel) Into those extensive premises lust above, lately oconpled by BUlington, Grooer. M, H. Bennett having entered Into partnership with his Sons, the Business will be oarrled on for tho future under the Btyle of M. H. BH.NNt.Tr ■- SON.. BRETT'S AUCKLAND ALMANAC, NOW ON SALE AT ALL THE; BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. PRIOE-ONE SHILLING, Wrm Map of Waitemata Hakbouk TOURISTS AND OTHERS TO ROTOMAHANA HUT LAKES ABE CAUTIONED Against being Misled by Agents to take THROUGH TICKETS. FOLL AND RELIABLE INFOKMA HON " , . Aa to COST and ROUTE on application at tho Auokland Agency for LAKE HOOSE, ROTORUA, National Insurance Buildings, 83, Queen-street. Auckland, January 30,1833. M OT LAKE DISTRICT. Tourists are cautioned to take no through tickets but from the undersigned, who will give every Information. — Address H. F. WAY. Paollio Mall Steamship Co.'s Office, Lower Queecslreet. ■_ Te & H. C OOK E, 44 AND 46, VICrOMA-STKE-T, Beg to draw the attention of Ladies aud Gentle men furnishing to their LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OP -piURNITURE, comprising Drawing and Dining-room Suites, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Wardrobes with glass panels, Sideboard", CheffOniers, Hall Tables and Hatstanda, Office Tables, Chimney and Toilet Glasses, Dining Tables, Cane Chairs in great variety, Toiletware, Drawers, Wash stands, &c, &c. /-lARPETS, including Brussels, Tapestry, Kidderminster, and Felt Carpets, Hearthrugs, Coir and China Mattings, Stair Carpets, Linoleum, Floorcloth, Door Mats Wool Mats, Bed-room Rugs, &c. -DEDDD.G of all kinds and of the beat quality. 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, and Pal liasses. T. & H. COOKE, v ii AND 16, VICTORIA-STREET. : ; [Factory. Elliott-street.! Post-office. • : B_t.KU.XT S E A S 0 &. Jd PATENT PEBERVINa AND JAM JARP. We have now on hand a large Btook of the above cela b rate a Patent Top Jars, In slzea suit able for Preserving Fruits, Plcklea, and Jams, also our stock of the Preserving Sugar which has provel snch a bucojss during the last two years. We e_r>eot a stood su - ply of _r_ it during the season, and shall be glad to supply same at lowest prices. Preserving Tins and Wax kept In stock. Splendid Assortment of Groceries. Coffees fresh roasted and ground dally on the premlaeSi-tTAYLOR ft BNTKIC-N, late C. Major. Wellesley-street, opposite Baptist Chapel.



I-ost and Pouna.: LOST, a Gold Sol taira on hlack velvet." _?-*-* _°iwes^ ? onw-'hy and Freeman.Bw-I 1 F,n_er rewatdea si ' obiwver"tiffloo. j|| LOST, from the barge Pakapaka. in' ,«__-^"g'lo"3 ? sr' *a dinOTr- bla°S bottom, and name Pa_epak<-,cnton s'ern.-£i reward on rotnrnlng B-tn a to tho barge. ~?. " LOST, last night, between Hobson and Wellington - streots. a Gold Hurrlng.— Anyano bringing same to Stab offloe will receive _a 6a reward. . I jo?'l'' 4 S,lee P and 2 Lambs; last seen i",7_ ini":y of Mount KdeD. A Solvable re aggrio flndar--g- m- Hsiiett ' Fi9? T ' Two Wl"ts Satin Pans, between JL4 Queen-Btreet and Ncwm-.rkot. via Parnell. " —Hinder will be rowardca at Haymirket. ffiOUND, in Grey-street. a Cheque nn ___«» Colonial Banft.-Owiier oan havette QS.-n-te. olyingnt *• s> J°^'B- saddler, . TT 017, 1? 15 ' an Lfsh Setter Slut. Will be ,«T,!°,W expjsn _s If not claimed befora and Co, ""tant,-*ro'y Crulcfeßhank, Miller ONET£I~REWAR_C_: stolen, from .„ _the Governor Btowno Hotel, a Black nnd Tau Terrier Ilog. Above vowsrd on returning sarae to this ofllco. Any p T,oa detaining same wilt be prosecuted.—Captain Freeby. STRAXED into Mr D. Grub!.., Bth February, a money-coloured Oeld_.e.— If not clolmed within 11 days wUI be cold to defray exoonaes. Drapery. OTAVING SOLD THE .8 JL LKASE of my Premises, I MUST BE OUT IN BIX WEEKS, " - -I To Rlvo poBBOBBIon to purchaser. To effoot a Cloaranoa ot my Btock, I have marked it down to * WHOLESALE COST PRICE. Tho whole of tho Stock Is New. having beon advantageously bonght dutlog tho laat 9 months. A few prices will suflioo to oon vlnoo you of tho Bargains to be had: ---• ) Oatmeal Cloth, in aUfashlonnbte a shades _.. 7ja . Fast Colour Prints-._.,__....3d All Wool Flannels-_ __.7Jd China Matting, yard wide.....id Dross Pieces, from _~., _d 1- dozen Shirt Buttons f0r..,.-3d Men's Geelong Tweed Trousers and Vesta, It/ll; r. gular prios, 25/ Men's Tweed Suite, 22/8; regular price-.. ..„_ „___ ,10fl Men's Tweed Troußcrs_..._,33 lid Men's Saoks . ...-3d pair ; j FOR SIX WEEKS. ONLY! I ! Special Terms to Small Shop " keepers. I -■-■;: 33 R E N N A N'S, F OT OF VICIOHIA-3TRBET. JF, CAHILL, Draper and Clothier, . Vloto.'la-jtreet Wcbc, Auckland.-J. F. C. begs to Intimate to his friends and the public In goneral tbat he has commo_C'd business, and truats. by careful attention ard promptly fu'fll ling all orders entrusted to his care, to merit a share of public patronage. TRIMMED HATS, from Is; Rush, 4d; Straw, 6d; Coloured Nat, 3d i Men's Shirts is lid. No reaEonablo offer refusod I — Mrs Whitehead, Nowton. *_. Sale of Drapery, -■■' A'- AT •' ; -::7:;3 T.M'MaBTKB-8,7 Queen Street. IT is now many years elooe T.M. held a Clearing Sale, as ho ia unwilling I o advertise such without making Substantial Reduotionr. The Object of this Sale Is l-f. To clear out a lot of surplus Btook—soma ot which Is tc-a-fod and out of season— which vf ill ba almost given away. 2nd. To lessen his regular Gtcek—upon whioh liberal reduction, win be made—ln order j to m_ka room for a largo lot of new goodn now on tho way from London. This Is n chance Bo'dom to bo met with for securing Bu.rgsln_ in Drapery. O For Prico List, boo circular, or call and nee the Stock, Sale to Commence tin MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12. ' T. MASTER, y 252, QDEBN-ST,, Opposite ths. Mabkht. AnctlODß. A. •' A TO-MORROW. NOON. [HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE , AND EFFECIS, ' " A NEW SEWING MACHINE. The Property of a Gentleman who Is going to Sydney, removed to , \ ARTHUR- MART, Furniture Department, for convenience of U.. Sale. PARLOUR, DINING-ROOM, BED _ ™_J_PJS™' and KITCHEN FOBNITORK, and EFFECT_:a new Sewing Maohlne; Stove, Suite, Chairs, Tables, Wcs-stands. Ware Tol -1 IS* Tables, LojWngGlaisw.ECirpats, Olleloth. Matting, Mats, Curtains, Feeders. Fire Irons. ■ Clock, Luatreß, Vases, G)s__ and Karthenware. 1 Piste-ware, a Handsome Brass Bedstead, Iron and Wood Bedßte_da;-Halr- Spring. Bnd Flax Mattras.es; Chests or.Drawers, and Kltohen Utensils. -.-■.' . " .■-:•; UHDER BILL OF SALE : ' HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EF FKCTS, Balance of Stock of Grooariea. Weigh. 1 Ing Machine, Bowing Machine, Scales, &o. Also, Hand-some Drawing-room Enites. a -.potior * Piano, Music; Cheffoniers, Marble-top and . others; Book Cases, 'fable., Ohalrs. Iron and Wood Bedstoads, Wasbstands. Toilet Tables. : Toilet Glass Sets, Cheats of Drawers &o. • 2 good Saueaga Machines, 1 Corn Crnahlag Ma chine; Perambulators, Dining and Billiard Table, - B. TONKS K. C. OARB B. D. TONKS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, At 12 o'Clock. IMPORTANT SALE OF TO WW SECTIONS I TOWN SECTIONS ! TOAVN SECTIONS ! 7^ . ,-7 TOWN SECTIONS ! A TOWN SECTIONS I 1 TOWN SECTIONS I i \ Situated on the £<ooat.s t. Between [NEW PLYMOUTH AND PATE A. 166 BE ford 9' TOVraaBIP 0B" BTRAT. r 9 SECTIONS, TOWN CF MIDHURST A 7 * WITH TWO DWKtLINGS BBEd i 'JCKD THBRKOM *«aw A SBCTIONE. -OWNSHIP OF WOOD- I ? VILLX J SKOriON, TOWNSHIP OF MANAIA. '■ B. TONKS & CO. ' | HAVE received iusiruciions to sell by i auction, on Thursday, February IS. at 12 ! O'clock ncou, ; _ . THE ABOVK PECT/ON3 IN THE TIP KKBBNr TOWNSHIP- ON THK WEBT COAST. All weU situated on mala road and lino ot rallw. y, and well ' , settled. A Larae Pottim Without Reßorve aro ___ - . fere.., A good cprortunlty for a rerion ta [ invest In this rising district. l w.-i Plans can be seen at Mart. I ~ THURSDAY. ~ -j, HOUSEHO__D~FUKNITUR_.. i j DEVONEORT.^NORTH SHORE. W. DOWDEN HAS received instructiouß to sell by I auction, on the Premises, next to Mr Logans, boat bn«der, Devonport, on Thursday I next, at Ho dock, THB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, f .Const-ting: of ' . Tablefi Chsirs, ciook. Carpets, Matting. - Chesta Drawer.. Bedßte.d., Cooklne I UtOßßllfl, , ' "jl I &C, &C, &C, | ZZZ ' , '.r 1 : (CcniiKued on Fourth P<we.)