itacember last, broken Into a building be- SS I" GeorSa -Savi '' , at Art tßpU' - a", d tolen thence certain aiticlca such us spirits *nHi C Big a ronor C'6aid that as it was the Jsoner- fust oltence, and as he was a Snparatively young man, he would give S_Tlight sentence, in the hope that it would be a warning to b: m never agam to tmv trom tbe paths of honesty. Thr prisoner was then sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment witn hard labour. THE JEWBL-EttY ROBBERY. Richard Healey, Thomas Stewart, Tn_aßh Bodeiiquez, Benjamin Sutherland, roJee Dean, and John Erikson, sailors and firemen of the as. Wellington, were arraigned upon an indictment charging ♦hem with having, on the sth November hut stolen on board the aforesaid vessel, 4 onld bracelets, 71 sets of gold brooches and «rrines 29 locket., 53 rings, 24ladies gem fines 10 gold slides, 40 watches, 6 necklets, 1 chain 46 diamond locket -, 1 gold suite aid 40' gold keys, of the go.dsnndmer cbandize of Menders Scott. There was a .econd count charging Healey, Erikson, nnd Stewart with receiving some of the above articles, knowing them to have been S Ainhe prisoneia pleaded guilty except Dean and Stewart, who alleged that thoy had merely received some ot the goods, not knowin" them to have been stolen. Alr'Brsssey appeared for Rodeiiquez. Manders Bcott, a member of the Scott Bros carrying on business at Wellington j, s ieweller., deposed that he wbb accus tomed to travel tho country with samples „f i„wellerv. On the 2nd of Nov. last he U Ttayin. at the Albert Hotel Auck land and at that tune secured his box with two 'locks before sending it on board the Wellington as he intended to procetd with it to Tauraiga. Everything was then safe. Be went to 1 auranga accordingly, aud on the morning after his arrival there he saw the bo_ landed on the wharf, apparently in the kame condition as Le had l.ft if. He had it put back in the hold, and he took passage back iv the st_amer. She was obliged to anchor off Mongonui Island all night and consequently thoy did not nnch Auckland till Sunday, the sth. He re ceived bis box en Monday afternoon, but did not examino it till the next morning. He then found that while both straps were securely fastened, one of the locks was gone, and that the other was broken. On opening it he saw that a case of jewellery had been opened, aud that a number of the articles wero gone, and on prosecuting bin search further, he fonnd that a great many more were gone. The paper produced contains a list of somo of them. He gave information of his loss to the police. (At this stage a large num ber of the articles were produced, aud iden tified by tbe witness ] Lawrence Solomon, manager at MrNeu megan's pawnbrbking establishment, de postd that on the evening of the Oth of November last the prisoner Stewart came into the shop and pledged a silver Goneva watch (produced and identified) for 15s. He gavo it up to Detective Stratbearu on the following day. On the Wednesday evening he was taken to the police-station, and there picked out Stewatt trom amongst others, ue had not known Stewart prior to the 6th November. John Kussell, seaman, deposed that early in November last (the Monday Lefore the Frlnce of Wales' Birthday) he saw the prisoner stewatt while be was going round to the Railway Station, and he treated him to a drink in the Cnstom-House Hotel, They then went to the station, and caught the 12 5 train. The prisoner shewed him a ring (produced and identified) which he had on b _ finger, nnd on witness saying he would not mind having it the prisoner gave it to him. Witness wore the ring for Borne time, but eventually gave it up to the Mr'acott was then re-called, when he identified the ring as one of thoae that he had lost. : . -Joseph Koderiquez was next brought out of tke dock and sworn. He deposed that he was.one of the seamen of the Wel lington. On Sunday night, the sth Novem ber last, while the steamer was lying along side the whsrf he was twice in the bold — once during the evening, and once between 1 and 2 o'clock. On the first occasion Sutherland and Healey were with him. He and Healey opened the box, and the latter having removed some of the goods witness wrapped them up. They entered the hold, through the sail loft from the fore cabin. He gave the parcel to Dean, and a9ked him to stow it away. Deanj.however, declined to have anything to do with it, but gave him two pieces of oil-cleth and an old chisel, The box was opened on the previous Friday night, him self and Sutherland being the only persons present. Uean was not present at any time where goods were taken away. Wit ness took a key to Dean and asked him to file it, telling him tbat it was for the tin box "down below." He believed that Scan filed it Sergeant Martin gave evidence as to the arrest of the prisoner Dean. He stated that Dean denied that he knew anything about the robbery, and, when Sutherland's and Rodriguez'e statements were read out to him, declared that it was all unttue. On the following evening (Sunday), however, Dean callpd to him from his cell at the guard-house, and told him that what Sutherland and Bodriquez had stated re garding tne robbery was perfectly true, and that he had thrown overboard the share of the plunder he had received. JJetective Strathearn was examined re lative t. the discovery of some of the stolen goods. He stated that he got the silver watch (produced) at * eumegan's pawn shop in Darby - street, and that he arrested (Stewart the same evening. Peter Young waa next called, but did not appear. Benjamin Sutherland, one of the pri soners, was then sworn. He said that he was a seaman on board the Wellington, and that Dean was a fireman in the same vessel. The iron box which contained the jewellery was in the lower hold, and it was broken open on the night of the 2nd Nov,, when the steamer was lying at, Mongonui. Bodriquez first of all tried keys, which he himself got, and then Rodriquez broke it open. Dean and Rodriguez wanted him to go with them into the hold, and he accompanied Rodriquez thither, Dean remaining behind. They broke the box, and taking away tome of the jewellery brought it into the engine-, room, where Dean was lying asleep. Dean took no part whatever in the robbery. in his defence the piisoner, Stewart, called Constable Andrew McGilp. He stared that on the evening of the 6th of November Stewart came to the watch-howe and said that he suspected a robbery had taken place on board the Wellington. Wit ness enquired the grounds, and Stewart re plied that on the previous night (sth No vember) he had met a sailor named "Portuguese Jack" in ths Crown Hotel in Grey-Btreet, and that be had watches and bracelets-in bis pockets. Witness asked bow be knew they had been stolen, and Stewart replied that he did not believe they had been bought. At that time witness had not heard of the robbery. On being challenged, Dean merely said that on the night ot the 2nd of November he was under the influence of liquor, while Stewart had nothing to say. In summing up, His Honor pointed out that Dean was prepared to plead guilty to receiving the property Knowing it to have been stolen, but that there wai.no indict ment against him for such a charge, and consequently he could not be convicted of it. The result was that in his case there was a failure of justice, inasmuch as he was not charged with that offence which he admitted, lie denied the larceny, however, and the evidence failed to establish his alleged guilt in that respect. Aa regarded Stewart, the only question the jury had to determine was whe thor, at the-.time-he received the goods which had been traced to h" in, he knew that they had been stolen. The jury then retired. A NEGLIGENT WITNESS. The Crown Prosecutor intended to have taken the case of W. H. Crossley, for false pretences, next, bnt it was found that tho principal witness, Edward Farmer Eaton, was not in attendance. He asked, there fore, that his recognizanpes might bp estreated.- His Hpnor pointed out that the Christian name of the witness did not appear upon the body pf tjie recognizances, and that no description of him was given, while the sig nature was " E. F. Eaton." Ihe Crown frbsecutor pointed out that in many cases the recognizances bad been very carelessly made out,' and he' hoped Bis Honor would give some expression of opinion on the subject. He could not con •latently ask that Eaton's recognizances should be estreated. ' '■' His Honor said that the matter had better stand over' until the morning, in order that tbe Crown Prosecutor might nave an opportunity of examining into the sufficiency or otherwise of Eaton s "cognisances. " The CioWn Prosecutor remarked that tne next ease upon the li.t was that of 'Crowley, •charged with murd.r, but he did not think » advisable to commence it at that late tour of the afternoon.

. ) His Honor snid that this carelessness in [ tbe preparation of the proceedings was very 1 annoying. Hedidnotkuowofanyrcmedyfor I it except that of taking care to issuo subpee ! ~nas where the recognizances were defective. , IHe had no control over the officers of the i 1 inferior Courts. ; I The Crown l'rosecutor : But tbe exprc -1 j sion of "opinion from your Honour would ! I have very great weight with them. I His Honour: It is certainly desirable that the other matters should be more i carefully attended to. The Crown Prosecutor: You w.'U doubt lies remember, Your Honor, that one of /the judges of the Supreme Court did ■ summon a clerk of a Resident Magistrate's Court before him for not having put in tbe depositions in a proper shape. Witnesses and waiting jurois were then discharged from attendance uutil 10 o'clock to-morrow morning. (Left sittina.)

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

BUSSOLL, thin day

Sa'lcd; Glenelg. Passengers—Messrs Binney, H. Williams, Cuopcr, Larkins, Armstrong, McAlister, Rev, R. Burrows, Hobson, Creamer, Thos. Tole, Misses J, McAlister, Bltindell, and others. ,ca Breeze, Spitfire, and Ji'l'.a Pryce. Loading: Mariner.

CAMBRIDGE, litis day. THE NATIVE EJECTMENT CASE. Further complications aro threatened in re the native ejectment caso. The accused parties now couteud that in consequence of tho diversity of opinion between the two p> e iiding justices, the case against thorn ought to have been dismissed, aud tbat it w. s ultra vires for Mr Northcote to commit. Too proprietary of allowing oue of their number to withdraw his bail bond, thereby beiuß lodged in prison bo aa to enable him to brought up undor writ under habeas corpus, and, having tbo legality of tho committal ttied, is now under consideration of counsel. Mr Wells is also determiucd to have the patter seen to.

THAMES, thia day.

LATEST MINING NEWS,

Dart.—The contractors for sinking the pump shaft iiuished this morning and will probably proceed at once to stuk the main shaft on wa«es. The manager estimates that the required depth of 70 feet will be sunk in about nine weeks, and by that time the erection of pumping machinery should b. welt in hand. , . Deep Level Cross.-The bottom level of the big pump shaft wrs dry at ten this morning out work in the ninth drive will probably not bo start, d betoro Monday. 'Hie reef on tho winzo on the boundaiv has been heaved, probably by the break in tho Imperial west drive, about IS f.et horn the boundary. Sharemark.t, 3 p.m..-Deep Level Cross, ss) Oil; buyori, 5s 9d. London, buyers, 3s. Mariner, sellers, sa. Imperial, 545, 525,

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

MAIITUN, this day, TAWHIAO'S SOUTHERN TOUli.

Tawhiao, accampanied by about 200 horsemen, arrived here this morning, aud after staying about an hour proceeded to Ren Seu, distant seven miles off

DISTRICT SCHOLARSHIPS.

Result of the Examination,

AT the meeting of the Board of Educalion this afternoon, the following report of tbe Committee on the recent Scholarships Ex amination was read :—"_ our Committe have thehonourto report tbat theannual ex amination of candidate for District Scholar ships and for Certificates of Proficiency was held at Auckland, Thames, and Hamilton on Dtcember 10th, 20th, and 21st, 1882. Tbe folio I.ing number of candidates at tended :—At Auckland, 57 boys, 53 gir'.: total, 110. At Thames, 7 boys, G girls : total, 13. At Hamilton, 10 boys, 13 girls : total, 23. it ggregate, 74 t Jys, 62 girls : total, 136. Ei*ht scholarships were offered for competition. 95 candidates each obtained a total of one half of the maximum number of marks in the aggregate, but only nineteen succeeded in gaining half mrvKs in each subject;separately. Liat No. 1 appended to this" report contains the name. of the nineteen candidates who were qualified for scholarships or certificates. List No. 2 contains the names of the un successful candidates arranged iv order according to the marks awarded to each, and showing the subjects in which each failed to gain half-mark.. Your committee recommended that a scholarship be awarded to each of the eight can. Mates who Btand fitst in order on List JNo. 1, and that cerli ficat.a of proficiency be awarded to the el _yen candidates entitled to receive them, 'ihe candidates whose names stand first and second on List No. 2 would have obtained scholarships, but .failed to gain half-marks in aiithmetio and .writing.respectively.—W. P. Moat, Chair man.—lt was decided to award scholarships to the two competitors, Tunks and Barton, who had failed in aiithmetio and writing respectively.—The following is the list of candidates to whom scholar.-hips were awarded :— ... , Scholarships. — Effie S»phia Bull, Mount Hobson Girls' School, 16 years, 795 marks; .barles Hemy Smith, Newton Hast, 15 years, 790 maiks; Geo. Mcynell Calvert, Pokeno Valley, 16 years, 753 marks; Dorcas Elizabeth Cleveland, 15 years, Newton East, 742 marks; Agnes French, 15 yearn, Mount Albert, 73S marks; Margaret Elizabeth Gillibrand, 16 years, Nelson-street school, 729 marks; Henry Jaine. Carter, 16 years, Alexandra, 708 marks; Elizabeth Ada Nixon, 15 year., Cambridge, 696 marks; Cha_. Jas. Tunks, Tauranga, 15 years, 7*3 marks (failed in arithmetic); Alfred Eordyce Burton, 16 years, , Onehunga, 735 marks (failed in writing). C_rt_ficat_s • of- Proficiency.— The following is a list of tnoße to whom Certifi cates of Proficiency were awarded:—Ellen Robb, 15, t nehunga, 690 marki; Mark Bowles, 15, Reresford-street, 683 marka; Emily Mabel Westwood, 15, Mount Hob son, 675 marks ; Ada Mary Tristram, 17, Te Awamutu, 673 marks; Joseph Henry, 16, Palumahoe, 650 marks; James William Renwick, 14, Waiotahi Creek, 650 marks; William Cruickshank, 14, Ponsonby, 64C marks ; Martha Smith. Wellesley-street, 638; David Hamil ton Jackson, 13, Wellesley-street, 612 marks; Frederick John Carter, 13, Alex andra, 605; Flora ADn Melnnis, 15, Wel lesley-street, 557.—The consideration of proposed amendments in scholarship regula tions was deferred till next meeting.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

January 18.1883. Bank of N.Z.-Beilers, _23 7s 6d National Bank—Sellers, 77s Colonial Bank-Sellers, _7a 6d S.B. Insurance-Hellers, 57s Anckland Gas—Bayers. fi3 10_ Union Sash and Door (Now) — Buj ors, £6; Sellers. £6 2s Cd, £1 paid-up N.Z. Loan and Mercantile-Sellers, £. 5s Acotdent Insurance—Buyers, 6a Coromandel Bteam—l6s; huyers, Ift. Flsher ard Co.-Se'l-fs. 12j W Moanat_lM-i-_O-ers. 17s Koranul HlU—seller., 6i dtoldon Calf G.M. Co .ellors. 12s Tokatea—Sellers. 9j Gd Queen of Beauty—Buyers, 21s ; sellers, 26s liitto (contributors)—sellers, 22s Deep Level Cross-5s 91 to 6s; sellers, 6s Frlnoa Imoerlal-53i. 51: sellers, 62i Werahiko— Buyers? 2a; sellers, 2s 8d JOSSPH NBWMAtf, Chairman

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

[Re-Ter's Telegrams.]

[Received January 19, 2.50 p.m.] CHANGE IN THE BISBOPRICS. LONDON, January 18. Canon WilKineon has accepted the See of Tiun, vacant by the appointment of Dr j Benson a. tbe Piimacy. Archdeacon Lewis has been appointed Bishop ot Llandaff, in room of the late Dr C llivaut. MR. GLADS I'OW E'S HEALTH. Intelligence has been received that the Right Hon. W. JS. Gladstone has reached Cannes. He has accomplished the journey without undue fatigue, and his health is iv a more satisfactory state. CORONATION OF THE CZAR. ST. PETERSBURG Jan. 18. Tho Emperor Alexander, in hi* cus tomary New Year's speech points to bis speedy coronation.

We understand tint tho trial of Pries'ley and Mrs Hamilton for murder will be com menced at the Supreme Court on Monday, and that tho caso against W. W. Gudgeon for attempted rape will be taken on Wed nesday. The following table shows the attendance of members of tbe Board of Education during the year, there being ia all 29' meetings :—Mr Moat, 29 ;Mr Luko, 29; Mr Prime, 29 ; Mr Clark, 20; Mr Goldie, 17 ; Mr Hobbs, M.H.K., 17 j Mr Moss, M.H.R, 17; Mr L&ishley (elected 31st March), 15; Mr Dargaville, M.H.R., 11 ; Mr Peacock, M.H.R. (retired 31st March), 4. On' Change to-day Piinco Imperial shares again had a falling market from 53s to 575, sellers closing at 525. Deep level Cross continue in demand at irom 53 9d to 6s, with sellers at the latter figure. In Coromandel Steam Co.'s shares business was done at 16?, wiih buyers at 16s, Thero are buyeis of Queen of Beauty at 245, and sellers at 26a, An extraordinary cheap sale of lamb is advertised by E. Wood and C0,,0f New ton, butchers, for to-night and tomorrow. Messrs Woods' Newton business is worked in connncction with their farm at Ellerslie, and run at the Sandhills, and they arc well able to Bnpply the wants of the district, At the meeting of tho Board of Educa tion this afternoon, the following tenders weie received and dealt with: —Hoteo North School House ; G. X. Hat .well, Poit Albert, £290 (accepted). Repairing and painting the two school hou.-es at Paru Bay ;-J. Beasley, Parua Bay, £72; John Eraser, Pa-ua Bay, £98 103; Alexander McLeod, Whangarei Heads, £78 (informal). Mr Bensley's tender was accopted. Wa! kiekie Et>_t School House:-John Boyd, Mangapai, £130; Charles E. Hayward, Maurtgaknrumea, £164 ; H. and J. C. Mil ford, Waikiekie, £175. Mr Boyd's tender was accepted.

THE AUC&LAfID EVJ__U_-4<a STAK. FRIDAY. JANUARY 19.



The barque Acacia, from Hobart, was signalled late this afternoon.



The Board of Education intends to con sider at its meetings some very important alterations in the regulations for district scholarships. The Board has received a seiies of proposals from the Board of Gover. nors of the Grammar School with the view of furthering secondary education, in which ■ tbey submit that the ago of com : petitors for scholarships shall not exceed 13 years, but the scholarships should bo held till the winner has attained the age cf fifteen years, when he or she may be at liberty to compete for the same number of scholarships held for that year for two years longer. They also propose that the pny ment to a first scholar should not exceed £15 :per annum, except in the cases' of boy_ living at'a distance; and after 15 years, £30 per annum. The governors promise ! to continue free tuition at the Grammar School to all scholars who bave gained scholarships, and also to'give free tuttibn to the holders of certificates of proficiency not exceeding six iff each year, td'be con tinued umil the -holders reach the age of fifteen years. The proposals will be cot .idered at a-meeting of the Board of Kdu; cation a fortnight hence.'



Corporation Notices. A$M& niTY OF AUCKLAND. DRAINAGE WORKS, ALBERT-STPEET (BE TWEEN WELLESLEY _t>D COOK STREETS.) The City Conno" will 1 jceive tenders until 3 P.m. of THURSDAY, tho 25»'i 1n8... for at ive Work- in terras of n"_B md bp ilftoitionß to be viewed at tbe office of the City Surveyor, Cor icli Chamber j, Hlah str r. The ConnoU do not bind tht.m_ol.i_ to arcopt riy finder. Tendeia tat s endor_>d, "Drainage Work\ Altjrt-atroet." P. A PHILIPS, Town Clerk, Town Clerk's Ofllco, January 18,1883.



n IT V OF AUCKLAND. DRAINAGE NOTICE. ' TO OWNRRS AND OOf'UPIKI-a VKRNOK, ADELAIDE, CENTRE, AHD INKEB MAN STREETS, FREEMAN'S BAY. Notloa 't beroby given t} Ownors and Ooau plara of l.operty <i Vernon. Adelaide. Centre, and Inkerm. 1 Btroot.-, Freeman. Bay. _ 1 Dra'i their respocttve properties in tbo Main Dr. la In coureeof iinßt.jotlor, The present 1 mtraotor for wcrka.'_ fheae str. its w"i exeonte the work by arrangem.nr. Falling eomplla*.o- with thia notlcs, tho City t'JUio'l will, undor the pro vi iona of "Tho Mnololpal Co. port lion Act," proceed with tbe dra'-mge works d. ;med neces sary, at ihe rip - and ccat of Ownors and Occu pier. P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk, Town Clerk's Offloe. January 18th, 1883 riITY OF AUCKLAND. FIXING LEVELS. It Is hereby notified that It is the Intention of the City Council of Auokland to . x tho evels of RICHMOND ROAD (From PonßOnby Road towards tho Bridgo at Cox's Creek). Plans may bo seen in the City Engineer's Olllco, High-street, Auckland, within olllco hours, and _U persona interested herein, or liable to bo aggrieved thereby, will be heard by the City Council nt a Meeting to be held ou THURSDAY, tho 22nd clay of February, 1883. A", objectiona must bo mado In wilting, ad dressed to the Council, and sent to thorn not less than ton days before tho day appointed on which to hear objections. p p^ Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Ofllco, January 19,1583.



pITY OF AUCKLAND. DRAINAGENOTICE. TO OWNERS AND OCCUPIERS. ABERCROMBIE-STREET. Notice Is hereby glvon to Owners and Occu piers of Property in Abercromble-streot to Drain their respeotlvo properties into tho Mam Drain in course of construction. The presont contractor for works in this atreot will execute tho work by arrangomont. Failing compliance with thia notice, tho City Council will, under tho provisions of " Tho Municipal Corporations Act," proceed with tho drainage works deemed necessary, at the risk and cost of Owners and Occupiers. p> vmup3< Town Clerk. Town Clork'a Office, January 19th, 1883. 1 —11 ■. 1 ■ .1. a Meetings, aAURAKI SAWMILL COMPANY (UMITKD). The Ordinary Meeting of B_. reholders ot tbe above Company will be held at Mr L. D, Nathan's Offloe. Shortland-street, Auokland, on MONDAY, the fifth day ot February next, at 11 o'olook B,m. Business— Reoeivlng and Passing Aooonnto, 11li .tlon of Director and Auditor, and dealing with any other matters wb'oh may be Hid before the meeting. Shareholders unable to attend will please. send proxies. " CHAS. F. GRIFFITHS. Secretary. Auokland, January 18th, 1883.



DEVONPORT HIGHWAY DIS TRICT. 1 In compliance with a Requisition signed by forty six Residents and Ratepayers, a Meeting will be held in the Devonport Hall on FRIDAY, 19th instant, at 8 p.m., for the purpose of con sidering the propriety of forming the District into a Borough under "ThoMunicipal Corpora tions Act." By order of the District Board. BENJ. TANNER, Seoretary.



rXOSPITAL MANAGEMENT. Next WEDNKSDAY, 21th Inst., a Meeting of the Committee will be held at 3 o'clock punc tually, on Important business. At halt past 3, a Meeting of the Subscriber will be held, to elect Four Gentlemen _B Governors for the Board of Management. All gentlemen who have Set Llßta _ honld return them to me by 10.30 a.m. n W_.D_n_BT.AY, tbat a complete list of Sub-, sorlbers may be made out for the meeting. The meeting will be held In the L<irge Boom of the New Zealand In&urar 0. Company. F. G. RWINGTON, Hon.Seo. WISHER & COMPANY (LIMITED). The First General Meeting of the Share holders in the above Company will be held on the 3iat jANUinv, in tho New Offices ot the Company, at II a.m. HiJ . BDNT , Secretary. UNION STEAM SAW, MOULDING, SAS 1. AND DOOB COMPANY. Notice Is hereby given that tbe Annual General Meeting ot the Company will be held in the Head Offloe ot tha Company, Moohanlo'a Bar, Auckland, at noon on THURSDAY, 25th January Instant, to take Into consideration the Directors' Report and tbe Balance sheet for tbe twelve months ending 30' th December, 1882, and tor the Declaration of Dividend, alto -Tor the El action of a Director and Auditors In room of those who retire. '' . DAVID MURDOCH. Seoretary. Auckland, January 16th, 1883,



I Wanted. WAN TED, 10 or 12 Men to Hawk Fish. -Apply TJ, office of thl. paper. WAR 'TED, a General Servant.—Apply to -■ D. Bavin. Newton Koad. WANTED, immediately, a Pupil Teioher, for whora servloes accom plishments would be given or a younger Blßter educated.—A, Upton'., B'atloner. queen strc _t. WANTED, a Nursemaid ; must havo good references.-Mrs J. Banks, Logan I Bank, Jermyn-atreet. \jy ANTED, a General Servant.—Mrs J. TV Banks, Logan Bank, Jcrmyn'-Btrcet. ANThD, a Boy for the Shop, also an j Apprentlc e.—Apfrty F. Stephen., Boot- j ._r~_er, Qu.en-B-rr. t. _________________ WANTED, a Strong willing Girl to < help In w. sblng; ni.at be respectable; wages, 101 a week; to Bleep at home.—Apply Mrs Oox, Laundress, Upper Loin,- siree*. W/ ANl'fcD, a good Cook for a hotel in Vv the country.—Apply to Mr Gillandorß, Pacific Hotel, Auckland. . . : '**/ ANTED, a strong Lad for the Vv Maohlno-rooml; one nsad to tbe buslneis preferred,—Apply. Bt-iR Offloe. WainTJSD, by a Young Man who has been in the Sheffield Hardware Trade, Situation in store, or would take service in office or shop in other business.-Address JKH, Stab office. ANTED, Tenders for Plumbers Work to Three Shops In Hobaon-_treet. — Apply Oak Lodge, or on the works, next to C. bieenway's, K.q. W/ ANTED, 200 Loads Good Stable TT Manure.—A, Llnabury & Co. """aNTED, a steady Young Man to attend to homes, who can drive and milk; roferoncea .oquirotf.-Apply at 42, Queen- Bireet, VV-'ANIED, a Nurse for two young n children; one accustomed to sowing preferred. Itororonoes required.—Apply Mrs Jnmea Russell, Glonnido, Symonds-street. WANTED, a Hand at Colonial Oven ana Cooking Range Work, Sea,— lt, Nloholls. 320, Qaeen-B reot Auokland. WANTED, lor tbo country, a strong Boy about 13 or 11 years of ago ; must be ablo to mi k,—Apply at To Awamutu Villa, Lower llobaon-street. - - WArTUD, a good Gcntral Servant for Oarltoa Goro Koad; Rood wages to a trust wort by girl. — Apply Mr V.. l____own, Queen-ttreet, ■ ykj ANTED, a Good General Servant for ly v a email family.—Mr* H. J. t cily, top of Bt, George- Bay Koad, Parnell. WANTED, a strong active Boy, ae o_ itomed to horses. — Apply to G. Abbot, Hobsou-htreot, WANTED, a smart, active, intelligent Boy.—Apply Aley, Jeweller, Queon- Btreot. -Z! ANT'iD, a strong Lad.—Apply at V T this olllce. WANT-D, a good General Servant; must be a Protestant; good wages given.—Apply tlirco doora from Scotch Church, Ponsonby Boad. WA_NT_D, a good Joiner for ollice work; good writing indispensable.—Apply by lotter, Box 10, Post-olilce. WANTED, a respectable Lad.—Apply to K. Salmon, Batcher. Wakefleld_ir_ot. WANTED, a respectable Young Girl for general housework,—Mra bioman, top of Grafton Road. WaNTuD, a Plumber and Gasfitter; aI3C, an Apprentice,—Apply F. and W. Fowlor. VlotorlK-mreßt., WANTED, a respectable Boy to make himself useful about house nnd garden, and milk a cow.—Samuel Cochrane and ton. WAMTED, a Few Good Bushmen and Shinglo Splitters. — Apply, at seven o'olook to-night. Benj. Johnson, Albert-street, near new Catholic Church. WANTED, a Boxroaker; one accus tomed to gum-box making preferred.— Apply New Zealand Timber Company (Llmitod). ANTc.ii, a Girl about l(i to make ■> T herself generally useful; reforonco re ference.—Apply Mrs T. Hill, opposite Mr Miller's Store. Grafton Koad. WANI'KD, good Barmaid for au Up stair Bar in a olty hotel.—Apply Stab Offloe. WANTED to Sell, New American Knitting Maobine; will give lessons free of oha_go to tho puroha_er.—Apply _tah olllce. | i^AM'tl), a email Printing Press.— M Appl. by btier. atatlng slue or oha«o r-id prico.t. Bom, atMrßirmlng_nu_'a,Uob_on- Str.et. WANTED, a good Plumber, with a little kiowk due of Il._smltb.lig ; young man motored.-wiro tormß io Juiin Smith, Tinsmith, Blonhtlm. _ lA/ ANTED, a Boy.-Apply to C. Can. TT^ nlng, Qoeen-. trtet. W~ANT_.D~SE-N - 'ihe immense Quantity cf Piano Mutio. all 61 eaoh, H.m.'u Tutor, 3.-; Czerny'a 101 Fxorulseg, Is ; VloUn Tutor., la,—A Dampier'a Hobson street Bhor. v», __N'i_,D Xv SELL, a good "Box TT Mangle (no»rly new), very oh'tp.— Apply B..ck lionse, D_bti n-Btrcet, Pon.-jub). AtilEl) (at oifto) a smart Girl, about 15, to attend children and make boreolf Stnerall. u_jiul.-_.ppiy Aiis Ko,«, .Shelly H.ica Koad, Ponaonby. V*/ ANTED, for Mount Albert, a Uenernl ."' , Servant; to a good hand 12b por week.— Apply' Star office, V„ "J-' ■ ">ui a nursemaid, for two' VV cl II rcu able to run about i references renui'e'.- - p< ,'v aTA|t Ojßgg: _. WANTED, Ollice Boy ; read and write. -Apply B, 167. V_; ANTED, I'urobaaers for Tinsley's vt roc.nt Ntvels, 3 vols, cloth, at One Shining per vol. —A. Campbell, Booktellsr, Qqeen-gtreet. ; WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply to Mr F. Tomllnson, Barrel Hotel, Parnol). WANTED, Improvers and Apprentices to the Dreßsniaking.-M. a. Rogers, WereeJeyatreer. _____ WANTED KNOWN-Half-pound Tea Canisters, Od ; lib do, la; at Sampler's Hobsoa-atreot .-hop. ■ WANTED, Hotel-kceperg, Conlec. tlonere, and the Publlo generally, to provent aootdents from the buißtlng of lemonade buttles while being opened, whioh la rendered perfectly Bate by u.lng o. o of W, 8. Jones' im proved Leather Hand Gnarda.—W. 8. Jones, MaLutacturer of Saddlory, Harness, &c, Queon tttroot. »& J ANTED SEEN—The Cheap Lot of TT Crockery jiwt arrived at Uampiei. Ilobson-Btreot Shop. ._ \il/ ANTED, a good General Servant,— v? Mrs Brodio. Broughton Hall, Parnell Hisi). . WANTED, two Young Men for Smith's Shop, — W. and E. Basten, Coaoh bnllderß. v, a_6fltl-etr.ut. WANTED, Eye Doctors and others to recommend tbe quality ot my Is Speotaole-i. _»o higher prioe at tho H.beon- Blrout Shop.—W. H. Bumpier. WANTED, a Cook in a gentleman's family, near town, where a housemaid le kept; no children. WANTED, a Bespectable Girl, about 17 or IS. —Apply to Mra 8. Jaokson, Orakel Boad, Remuera. AN i JSD SEEN—The Fresh Lot of Iron Bedsteads (double), 30s; Single do. 18 6d : Iron Cot', 15. ;at Uampi.r'a Hobson street Shop, • \\l ANTED—Thero then I Oh, my Cor. H sots 11 Brokon Again 111 I must try Dr Wnrnor's Floxlblo Hip Corsets (5s 9d),or else the "Marvellous" (Is 6dj, at Robson's Melbourne House, Ponsonby. W" AivT*_. KN-WN—House Brooms. Is 3d; Yard Brooms, Is 6d; Hand Bruahes, 9d.—At Damplor'a Hobson-streot Shop. WAITED, a Partner to join a thorouehly practical man, who has been used to eioot saw mills, oany on the work ing of the same as well bb the working of the bush and everything oonseoted with tbe Umber trade; and he has 800 aores of first olasa kauri b_th. freehold, near to rail way station. Capital required to work on equal shares, about £1000 — For partloulars, apply to John Soppett, Lani Agent. No. 8, Qneen-street. WANTED KNOWN-Persons wishing to Learn to Sing by Music and Train their Voices should join Prof. Cailllau's Singing Class, in tho Christians' Meeting-house, Cook- Btreet. on TUESDAY, 30th inatant, A previous knowledge of musio is not necessary. Pupils enrolled on the opening night. Ladies, Cs, Gentlemen, 10s Gd por quarter, in advance. ANTKD KNOWN—That the Year Nos. of Boyß'or Girls" Own Paper are bonnd In the nnbllsber'a OBBea for _a 6d eaoh, at lannox'B, 100, Qaeen-Btreet. W ANTKD KNOWN — Shovels and Spades, 3a; Fonr-prongod Garden Forks, la 6d.—At Dampier'a Hobson-streot Shop. WANTED KNOUN, "SBitzogeneß• now on sale ot Charles Kelsey and Go's,' two doors below Morrinb'. Ironmonge'B. V»7 ANTED KNOWN, Lawn Tennis and V v Crioketware, nt Charles Kelsey and Co.'s, two doors below Morrins', ironmongers. WANTED KNOWN—Tin Kettles, Is Sd; Tin Saucepans, from6d; Enamelled Saucepans, 2s 6d.—At Dampier'a Hobson-Btreot shop. ; ' - WANTED KNOWN.—If you want fo Dress well for a Small Weekly Payment, go to Munro Sr. Milligan, Tailors and Drapers, Hobson-streot. ' ANTED—UncIe Bob says : " Those Dolls aro wonderful, but the Is Church, tho Is Sideboard with Looking Glass, the Cd Portrait Frame beats all."—Kobson's Melbourne House, Ponsonby. , \JU A • TKD KNOWN - Good, Useful » » Bull's-eye Lanterns, Is; Candlo Lan erns, Is.—At Dampior'sHobsonstrect Shop. 'ANTEDIro-PDRCHaSE.—I have a Pnrohaser for a Villa Resldenoe and Grounds, about 2 aores; situated' within say. 3 miles of Auokland,— V. F. Evans, KBtato Agent, Queen-street, ' \U' ANTED- Go and Bee the Fresh Lot v* 'of Cheap Furniture at Dampler's Hobsoa-Btreet Shop. " WANTED KNO\yN, Sterling Silver Jeweli-y—Oharleß Kelsey dnd Co keep only real silver jowelery, no Washed R.ods of any kind; the neweßt dealgns constantly arriv ing per mall steamere.—Charles Kelsey & Co., two doors belew Morrlns', Ironmonger.,



j •• Wanted. j TCTANTED KNOWN, Prints reduced TT from 4jd to 3d yard; Boys'and youths Straw Hat. reduced from 2a 6d to lo 7d; Men's S'-raw Hat. reduced from 2a gd to 2b Id e^oh; j Shirt Button , twelve dozen for twopence; Blaok . atm 1-araohutes reducca from 7b fid to Pa; beat Q.. Ity reduced from 121 ta 7a; Dr, j Warner'a tfatent Hio aiayaredaced ro 5s oaoh< 1 Bizeß 19, 20, and 54 only.—N.B.—Kalapol Woole, Mason'B Perfumery, aud VVarnock nro_. Wind sor Keep are always kept In arook. and are b.ttsrtiian the lm orted artlokp.—J. GKKttN, 88, Vlctorla-Btrcet, \A/AivrED, a respectable Girl as TV Kltoh-- .andParloi-r-mald; nof _k'-ig or washing.— apply at onos to M.'B Spier., Albert Park. I _*,/ -ANTED, a few smart Lads at Uled- I Vv hill's Cordial Eaotory.Welleßlcrittcet; | good wage*. * »/"ANTED, a respectable Boy.—Applj', V? J. B, Madden, Tob&cooniit, £,_. Qaeeo- Btrent. \\j ANTED, a good Laundress to do a I Vf family's washing by the week.—Apply offloe of this paper. WANTED, Mrs Welch's Dancing Class i to aesomble en Wednesday at Carlton' Aoadomy, Hobson-streot, opposite Prlnoe of Wales Hote'. WANTED, Two more Improvers for winger Machine, and Appi : ntlce.. — Apply O. Do L'eau'a Shirt Faotoiy, Durham atroet, oorner ot Albert-a-rc _t. ANTED, Tenders lor Painting a Houso.-Apply Bayer_' Store; Mount Eden Road. W~ ANTED, a steady, active Young Man bb Boots.—Apply Prince Arthur Hotel. Hob_on._tr.et. WANTED, a Girl about 16 to assist in general household work.—Apply I'rlno Arthur Motel, Hobaon-stteet, WANTED, to Rent, a 4-roomed Cottage In- the neighbor-hmd o( Mount Eden Road.—Apply No. 1, Liverpool;-street, off Kargicahape Road. WANTED KNOWN, that T. B. Bel- Ungton, Potterjon-street. Freeman's Bay, In'oiling Lest Ti-tree Wood at 13a a ton; out lis; dollvoro-. v/ AN'I'KU, Two Young Men as it Bci-dcra In a private family. Terms niodtr-'..—-Apply foradd___a M Mia J. inn. den, Foaln.i'H Hnll.iinga, Well, aleynreet Weti, va; ANTED, by a Young Man, Board ■1 and Kr.ld.noo in a pii^a'. faml'y, or where not moro th. _ two Doardera are living. forma moderate.—Apply GU. Star Ogee, ANTED, a Steady, Clean Youth.— T. Hedgor, Butoher, Kyber Paaa. WANTED, you to Bead Br.nnan. Advort-emont—Selling Off! Enormons Hncrlflcu I Vlocorla-Btreot. Must be Cleared la Four week" I WAN TEu—Don't fail to read my large advertisement on this page.—Brennan a, Vlotorla-dreot, adjoining Theatre Royal WANTKD, you to come aud sco Goods given nwoy Dr-Ine Brnnnan'a s»la Enormo.B raorlilce. eel'lng. off. — Victoria street WANTKD, a strong, respectable Lad (abrn* 161 forßtOi.\-B, Glttoaand Sons, 3. Wydhanvttrc it. fc*7ANTED, £350 on Mortgage of good TT Freehold Property,—Funher particu lars on application to W. V. Mtevers, 187, Queen .troet. \\/ ANTED, Two or Three good Pick TT and Snivel Men.—Apply John Taylor, New Balldinga. top of franklin Rotl. - \a/ ANTKD, Ten respectable Young V v Women to wait at Lunch daring the coming conference of Wesl->yan miniature.— Apply to the Ma .agar St, Mnnga C_fe. \\r ANTED', good General Setvant, gen- Tt t'eman'a family, only two oblldren; three miles from town: good home; wagea IS., —Mrs Hlmsmore'd Registry. Short'and-air.et, \&J ANTED KNOWN —The "Youug ** Ladles' Journal " (double number), " London Journal," and " Family Herald" havo just arrived, much below tho priceß elsewhere, at Dampier'B Hobßon-street Shop. WANTED SEEN—The Superior Quality of the Kid In the Ladles' W hlte Kid Boots, oi.ly 2i the pair; a few l.lrla'Out door Boots left (large sizes), only la 6d tbe pair; long Lenhor Laoe.. Id the . air, 9-1 the dpztn palra: Boot Gloea, Od ihe bottle. Alao. a large lot of Superior Kid Boots. Bllppera. See., Seo. The name (In red letters) la at the bottom of my Bhop In Vlotorle-Btreet —W H. Dampier. \\. ANTED KNO ~_<—_ ne Auckland v * Pantheon, opposlto St. James's Church, Wellington-street, ia Now Open.—John East wood begs to inform tho publio of Auckland that ho haa Juat Oponed tho above Pantheon I with a First-class Soleotlon of English, Amort? oan, Fronoh, and Gorman Novelties (direct Importation per Hei-miono and Langatono), con- Biating of Fanoy Goods, Toys, Jewellery. China, Ornaments, Hardware, Crookory, Porrumery, Brushes, Comb 3, Stationery, Glasswaro of every description: large assortment of Beautiful Dark Marbled Glu_B—the only store in Auckland having tho anmo; magnificent collection of Sea Sholla from all parts of the world; _plendjd collodion of rare Engravings and othor Pio turea, different from any others ever offered In Auokland; largo collootlon of Books of evory description; and a great variety of quite Now Novelties. All Gooda sold 20 to 30 per cent, cheaper than any other house In Auokland. Torniß Cash. Tho trade, bazaars, and haw-ors supplied. Largo Show Room. aNTkD SEEN-Tho cheap lot of Violin* for beginners at Dampier'a Hobaon-.treet Shop. WANTED KNOWN-money ad vnncod on Personal and Collateral Se curity, repayable, by woekly instalments. Bills , Discounted.—Rae's New Zealand Pawn Office, I Darby-street, i ' f O BUSH CONTRACTORS.—Wanted ' to Lot, by tondor, Felling nnd Hauling Kauri Logs to Lucas Creek.—For particulars apply at tho ofllco of Messrs Vaile & Douglas, Shortland-Btrcet, at 10 o'clock a.m. rpO SURVEYORS.—Wanted, by a duly . I qualified Surveyor, Employmept olthpr as Asslatant or Foreman; goOd testimonials and rbforenees. Address Square, Luka's Victoria Hotol, Vlctoria-Btreot. A YOUNG Single Man (total abstainer) looks for a Situation, if poaßiblo with board, in a rcspcctablo family: known and is not afraid of any work. No objoction to coun try;—Adjlrr^jjaL L STAnoffico. THE NORTHKKN CLUB are desirous of receiving applications for the position of Secretary to tho Club.—Applications to bo addrcased to General Committee, Northern Club, Princoe-stroot, Auokland, where further particulars may be obtained, j rflO POTATO GROWERS.—Wanted. I Cow Potatoos in aay quantity—E. Hallett, Butcher, Parnell Qoodson's Arcade. _ ______ TMPORTA T NOTICE. TUB LONDON ARCADE having beooma so extensively known and tally recognised as THE most valuable, carefully selected, and cheapest Btook ot Gooda In the Colonies, O, W. GOODSON bogs to announoa tbe DI-CONTINUANCE OF lengthy advertisements. Any diminution in cost ot working expenses enables the proprietor to offer hia Gooda at a Smaller Per Gentage of Profit, bo giving the full benefit to his numerous patrons. DETAILED announcements will, for the present, be discon tinued—sufflco to say, that our ouatomora mar rely upon Continual Arrlvala ot Now Goods, rendering tho Fanoy Department at all times equally attractive, and unnecessary to Introduce ODB ADVERTISEMENTS. Sterling Gold and Silver Jewellery (warran ted), at very low i>rices; Abyssinian Gold, Gold caned and Silver plated Jewellery; Watobes, In Gold, Slyer, Allumintum, Ntokei, ana Water bury, from 17a 6d; Clocks, la immense variety, from 7a d, Alarms 12a 6d (warranted time keepers. GOODSON'S for Electro-plate, China and Glass Tea, Break fast, Dinner, Uetsert, and Toilet Sets stands un rivalled ; whilst the LONDON ARCADE baa gained the notoriety for Cheapness In all Departments, Stationery being prominent, end defying competition. 148, QUEEN AND VICTORIA-STBBETS, Aad at Napier, Gisbornc, aud Thames, London Office: 53. St, Mary Axe. Board etna neßiaence. CROYDON VILLA, Vincent-street, Jive m'nutes' from Theatre Royr'.—Veeincy for a Gentleman: 20s per week; two bath..— MRS. FULLKK. CuMFuRPaBLE APARTMENTS tor Ladies during their accouchment; quiet ness and attention. Tonus moderate.—ATiply Mrs Boyle, Upper Queen-Btreet (3rd house above Heath's store). ; /GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, VJ. HOBSON-STREET. Boaed and Lodging.. 20s. per Week, Single Room 25b. per Week. OLD CLUB PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE. Eden Crescent, Auckland, within three minutes, walk of the Railway Station, Wharf, Poat office, Supreme Court-bouao, and Banks.—First-olass Accommodation for Visitors from the Coast and Country Distriots. Apart ments en suite for Ladies and J?amiließ. Plunge and Shower Baths. Letters and telegrams addressed; o tho Manager, Old Club Private Boarding-Houso, Eden Crescent, Auckland,will receive prompt attention. E"N T N O B H O U B E Beach Road, Devonpoht. A delightfully situated Marine Residence, commanding an extensive view of the harbour, city, and suburbs; conveniently located between the Victoria and Devonport whaives. Every comfort and convenience for visitors and board. Terms moderate. roo , O^EN . Electoral. ELECTION OF GAS COMPANY DIREOTOB. Ladies ano Gentlemen,—l have very great pleasure In Informing you that I am a Candi date for tho offloe of a Direotor of tho above Company al tbe ensuing election. If lam re turned, you may rest assurod I shall be regular in attending to tbe duties attaohed to the posi tion ; and my best endeavours shall bs ÜBOd in promoting both the interest of the shareholder I onl consumer. . Yours tin y, EDWARD I.AAC3. «



To Let, ■ THIO LET, a large Furnished Bedroom.— JL Apply .tab Offloe. np.O LET, Furnished Bedroom in a pri 'i vate house, close to Queen-street; rent, ss.—Apply this office. rpO LET, a Large Front Room, with a fireplace; use of Sitting-room and Kitchen if required.-Apply at thia office. ._ TV LET, a New Verandah Howe of four large rooms and soollcry. In Hrlghton Road, Parneii: oolonlal oven, water laid on.— Apply Etab officii, :V0 Lt_T, iv flewmarket, several good » New Five/roomed Cottages. Three will be ready for occupying on Monday first. Rent, lis Cd per week.—Apply W. & J. Frater, Land Agenta, Queen-street. f|lO LET, a Farm of 15 acres, with a - comfortable House and Out-buildinga, on the Pah Road, Epsom. Very suitable far a training stable.—Apply to J. M. & J. Mowbray, Land Agents, 42, Queen-Btreet. .— > | OL-T, -_ast,street(of_S>n__nds-Btr.e?), ' a Six-roomed House; Wellington-street, a j House and Shop.—S. Y. Collins, Kamo Coal Office, 10, Queen-street. . |lO LET, a Front Bed-room, in Jermyn- JL street (near RaUw»y Terminus Hotel). t tAQ LET, Five-roomed Cottage in Proa* * pool-3tr(jot("ear Ponsonby Hall); every convenience —W. G. Allen, OUreroa-Btroet, Ponaonby. HjlO LKT-College Road—A new and J. splendidly finished Shop atd Dwelling of 6 rooms, gas and water laid In,a first _laßß_a?i --ntSJ position. Rent extremely moderate.-D. F. Evana. Hauw Agent, Qoeen-street, next "Horala "offloe. TO LET, Two Bedrooms and Sitting room (furnished), with or without board. —Apply the White House, Upper Parnell, 1 1 \0 LET, in Brighton Road, a Six roomed A House, with Two Large Allotments.— Apply W. Hodgson, Cracrof.-street, Parnell. TO LET, Villa Keßioences at jcutiand Road, Conquest Plaoe, Parnell; beautlfnl view ot the harbour.—Apply to William Koaser, Builder. TO LET, College Road (Leater Villa).— Handsome Villa Residence of S Rooms, Stable, Coaoh-house, &o. Every possible accom modation. All in first-class order.—D. F. Evans, Eatate Agent, Queen-street, next to " Herald' Offloe. rjM. LKT (lonsonby Road, opposite Bap- L tiat Ohuroh), Two Handsome Five-roomed Cottagea; gas and water laid In; register grates, oolonlal oven, eto.; rent. 15a per week.—D. V, Evans. Kstato Agent, Qaeen-Btreet, next Heiald Offloe. TTXO LHT, a comfortable 8-roomed House, JL slated roof: stable, boggy house, antt all necessary outbuildings, togetfeer with about five aorau iioert voloanlo R.aaa Und, situated about halt mile from Ellerslie Hall*ay station, —Apply to J. B. Morpeth, No. 2L New Zsa and Inaqra. oe Buildings, TO LET, Rosenheim, near the Three Lamps, Ponsonby, a Villa Reaidenoe of 10 rooms, magnificent Viow of tho harbour, and opposite coast, large and well-vontllated rooma, gas, water, and outbuildings, garden and orchard well drained. For a term to a good tenant.—D. F. Evana, Estate Agent, Queen street, next" Rerald" Offlco. TO LET or LEASE, all those.iiret-class BUSINESS PREMIBES .Itnated oorner of Voloan Lano and High-street, now In occu pation of Messrs Boylan and Tanfleld, who are removing. Thia Is a most deslroable and oentral position, and a flrat-olaos Btand for any whole sale _n_lue_s. The bathilng is commodious (tnree floors and oellar), well lighted, rat proof, quite dry, and fliUd with patent lift: gas, water, and other conveniences.-For further . artloul. re apply to the occupant., or to D, F. Evana, Batata ■_ gent. S^HOP TO LET in Queen-street.—Apply Mra Nlohol, next to Albert Hotel, HOUSES TO LET, furnished and un". furnished.—Apply R, & R. I)uder.House Agenta Devonport, ' NORTH SHO KE.-To Let, two Houses, each 5 rooms; also, Rouse of 7 rooms.— D, Tanner, 8, Queen-Btreet. ______________ DEVONPORT, isORTH SHORE.— To Let or for Sale, a 0 roomed Cottage, new. In a good position — Apply It, & R. Dudpr, How, and i.and Agnate, BAKER'S PREMISES TO LET.—An Old'Ettabllahed Bakery, of 10 yoaw stand ing and b unlne.s, prerplaee. sltuatoo In Vlotmia atreat; oven newly re-bullt and water laid on, Firat-olaaa opening.—Apply to Mr Stevenson, NelßOn-street. coma of Ha-er-atreot. Cl-RNBR QUE-N AND SHORT ) LAND-TrEET* To Let or Sell, the balance of my Ip&re of Offloe or Shop, cornor ot Queen and Shortland, street*, R. GRBWNWQOD. fcpI.TY VEARSI FIFTY YEAKSI TO LEASE, for 50 rears, a few oholco level Building Allotments, in the most healthy part of Eden terrace; annual rental, £o.— Apply for full partloulars to W. DOWDEN, Auctioneer, Queen-street. ■■■■■■■ - ■ =3 Drapery ana Uiotbin., HAVING SOLD THK LKASE of my Premises, I MUSI BB OUT IN SIX WEEKS. To give poast-alQp "to purchaser. To offoot a Olearanoa of my stock, I have marked it down to WHOLESALE COST PBICE. The whole of tho Stook la NOW, having been advantageously bought du.lng the last 8 months', A fow prloes will suffloe to eon vlnoe you of tho Bargains to to bad:- Oatmeal Cloth, in all faehlomhlo shades 7id Fast Colour Prints-._. 3d All Wool Flannels-—.. 7id China Matting, yard wide..... Jd Dions Pieces, from_..., Id II dozen BhlrJ Buttons f0r..,._2d Men's Geolong Tweed Trousers and Vesta, U/ll; regular prioe, 25/ Men's Tweed Suits, 22/6; regular prioe- - 40s Man's Tweed Trousers-.. _ 3a lid Men's Books _. _. _8d pair FOR SIX WEEKS ONLY!II Bpoolal Terms to Small Shop keepers. _B R E N N A N* S, foot or VIOIORIA-BTRBET, ■ U S T /~V P E N E D, SPECIALTIES PEOIALTIBia* 3 CASES LADIES' SILK UMBRELLAS, from !b 6d HOBROOKB'3 LONQOLOTBT, yard wide, 4_d per yard FANCY BOXKS TAPE, 6 plooeß, 3d par box 149} doz. LADIRS EMBROIDERED MOBLIN SOABFS, 4jd 1 CASK MEN'S SHIRTS, fum Is lid; usuc 1, price, 2s Sd I DOZ. WOMEN'S AR-LIM CORSET, from 3a Cd 1 CASK MEN'S BROWN COTTON SOCKS, from 6d fTIEMPLE OF IfIASHION, NEWMARKET. J. JENKINS Word direct the attention ot Ladles to the above Specialties, whioh are Now Opened, They bave bern purchased from the manu facturers at a la'ge discount for caßb, and are marked at a Small Profit, in order to effect an Immediate Clearance. ' Lost aad Found. LOaT, a Parrot.—Any one returning the ' above to Glen May, near the Windmill, Syonda-street, will be rewarded. OST, parts of Shell Earrings, with centre stone; Ireward.-Apply J. Green, Draper. 86. Vlotorta-trett. UST, a Bay Hack (gelding) with black points, tall out square above hooka, white it_r on forehead,—Anyono bringing him to Alex. Lamb, Remuera, will be suitably re warded^ STOLEN OR STRAYED, from Mr O'Brien's, Cook-street, a Blaok-and-tan English Terrier, white on breast. Any person giving information as to his whereabouts will be rewarded.—Three doors from V.M.C.A Booms. .__ }d\S REWARD —Lost, on 15tb, Gold ' f Locket and Masonio Jewel (marked); will be known where seen.—Apply Stab Office. ONE POUND REWAKD.—Strayed, from Nawnaarket, one Bay Mare, _ years old, with black points.—Any person returning the same to Mr A. Hooker, Butcher, will receive the above reward. STRAYED from Otahuhu, about a month 830. a Chestnut Horse with _tar on fee. .— Anyone returning same to Michael Moran, Ota hnou, will bo rewarded. ■ ■jiOUND, a Brown-and-white Slut {re __ gistered at Thamea; number on collar, 256. If not claimed it will be sold to defray expenses.—Apply Walter Knox, Rokeby-atreet, off Upper Qncen-Btrset, Amusements. p H O R A L HALL. MADAME CECILIA BUMMBRBAYES Will give a GRAND POPULAR C-NCE|^ ON a' Saturday evening, the 2oth, TICKETS-Front Seats, 2/6; Back Seats and Gallery, Is. ! Doors open at 7-30 p ra„ Concert to oommeno _ 1 at 8 p.m, ■' • I



J Por Sa'e. jitOß SALK (Cheap), a Good Pulling oi JJ Sailing Boat (13ft); would suit a family complato in every particular.—Apply by lettei to A.X., thia office.. ______ FOR SALE (cheap) Strong Horse, foui .ears old). Spring Curt and Harnoas.— Apply " Bnelneas," Stab OIBC3. Jj^Oß BALI., a small parcel Auckland " Timber Company Shares, at £7. —Apply, Shares. Stab Office. IT OR SALE, 10 Well-trained Ferrets.- F Apply to G.8.D., Stab Office. |fOR SALE, Cheap—Handiome Bay -5. -elding, six years old: sore jumper; knarantc 'd sound and quiet.—Apply Box Nr, j 137. PQBt Office. PIANOFORTE FOR SALE (a Bargain) In handsome Rosewood Case.—A Jflrst clriß Se-ond-hand :Piano for £25.—At Thos. H. Webb's. Oak Hous_, Ilobsoa-streot, three daors frnm C oolr-atreet. MDSICaL BuX For Sale (.ix rollers); plays thirty-six tunes; very cheap,— At Thpp. Hi Webb's Oak Honse, Hobson street. FfR SALE, a splendid Villa Sile, 2 Acres; 3 mlla. from City, near Railway Station ; 'bußaej pass several times durb g the day. Land all cleared; stood situation. A'so, 3 rooms, Rrlok Home, situated In Bru_awlo_ stmt, "off Napler-strcst: very cheap.- Apply, _i Ifwd Cox. Bouse & Land Agent, 177. Queen- Bireet. Ftoß LKASE, Small Island, good, Orchard, House, and Out-buildinga, on very favourable terma. Steady married man with a little capital wanted.—For terms aud all particulars, apply T. Harkjs, Estate Agent, High-street. < aPOR SALE, Light - Spring Cart and fi? Harness (nearly new) and Horse, 3 years, staunoh, Cover for Cart, &o„—Apply Mr Patter son. Blaokamlth, symogfls-ttr-et. fTIOR SALE, a Splendid Bnildine Site C- situated In College Road.—For particulars apply J. Robb, Cascade Storo. FOR SAtiE, a Bplendid Grocery Busi n.eii near to Qaoon-street; owner going to England, This Butlness Is doing a Cash Traio only. Caah bcok oan be examined and full particulars given. Open until tho 311 th mat —Apply by lottar addressed John Hoes, Stab Offloe. B/iOK immediate Bale, Lea.c of Premises, B* baa* part of Q-eo_-_.reet.—B. Wayte, E tate Agent, 177, Qaeen-etreot. gjlOR SALE, a good Building Allotment, JT ICOft by I.6ft, Bltuated at North shore, and ab.ut three minutes' walk from Victoria wharf; orloo 67a rid per foot. Alao, a nioelr furnlehed Fonr-ioomed Cottage, together with out-bulldlnga. &c, oltaacd in Newton; price ■8350.-For fall particulars apply by letter to T.8.5..-tab Office. [iaOR SALE, a Handsome Villa Resi« JO denuo. with 78 foot of ground, situated In Grafton Hoar). GO feet from Kyber h&m, con taining 6 rooms, besides a waßh-house fitted with every convenience; gas laid on,—Apply on prenatal1 s. , '_ i a CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY. ■\ Oa January 29th, Swing Boats, complete, For Sale.—Apply Holland and Butlor, 71 and 73, Viotorii atroet I^Oti SALJS, Mauku, a very desirable JO Little Farm of about 3d acres, nearly all Bubdlvided Into grass paddocks, orops, unit trees, &o„ Seo. ; a small plcoe of native hush; ian abundant supply of water; and good Honse, I rooma, stablo, oairy, cowshed, plggerlas, _c, Seo., making la ala oompaot little farm, the whole ot whioh ia off. red for £330; situated in pretty position, sear Church, School, &a, &o.— D. »". -van?, Batata -sent, Qaeen-a'reet. 632 EOR SALK, Claremont-street, off Kyber Pass Road, Verandah Cottage of _ rooms almost new, fitted with oupboards, dresser, Sco,, Btaunohly built and thoroughly well finished, good well, allotment about 33 x 129. Must be ■old, as own^r'ls leaving for the South, Prioe, only £3:10.-1). F. Evana, Hatate Agent, Queen street/next Herald Office. 612 IJIOR SALE (Mangere), Valuable Utile _? Dairy Farm and Market Garden, about i J acres, nr^lrcJasß volcaoio land, adjoining the Mangere Depasturing' and Water Reservo; splendid oattle run ; together with good Six roomed Rouse a»d extensive Out-bulldinga, suoh US Btable, CQW-ahed, bam, &o„ &o,—For further nartiCWara apply to Mr W. Wohb, on the pre foiaoa, or to D. F, Evans, Estate Agent, Queen atroet. i <s_l)_ FOX IMMEDIATE SALE, very deslr able Villa Resldenoe and good oorner Allotment, 50 x 100, situate near AU Saints Church, being oorner ot Pon.onby Terrapo and Bayard-at_ set; the House is almost new, oon talna five a-cms all Is good order, and la fitted with cupboards, register grate, gap, oven, eto,; wood-abed, wash honse, fowl-house, eto. I have positive lostruotlona to Bell, as the owner Is leaving Auokland.— D, F, Kvane, Estate Agent, Baxt'' Herald," Queen-street. No. 618 1J. OR SALE, cheap aud desirable little * Farm of US aores, a portion of whioh ia subdivided Into urass paddock, orohard, &0.. balanoe la good fern land, srd < small swamp; all ploughable; good eupply of water, together with is* House (6 rooms) and seoeasary out buildings, besides an extensive free run for cattle adjoining, Price only £330. D. F. Evans, Kstate Agent, next "Herald,"Queens-street. 665_ rr\o LKASE OK FOR SALtt. on easy JL terms, suitable for dairymen and to those acoustomod to cows, a Moat Desirable Farm of 100 acros, with good Houso and necessary Out buildings; anavigableriverformsone boundary; all fenced and in grass. It sold, half cash will be taken. Good market in immediate neigh: hourhood.—For further particular^ app^y win. Gulliver, Estate Agoflt, Poyscinby. Tfl O R 8 V L E, JC BARGAINS, OALWQPE ROAD. Devonport-New Cottage ot 2 rooms, double chimney, tank, &c.; Allotment fi. x 165; nice situation. Price, only £163. NEWTON-STREET, off Brown-streptT.Cottage of 2 rooma and lean-to, pontaintng 3 small rooms; colonial oven, good well, nlco gar don ; Allotment 33 x 150. For absolute Bale. Frice, &30, D. F. EVANS, A. Real {jtood Opening. TO CHEMISTS AND OTHERS. j FOR SALE- TheKntlio Stook ol CHEMISTRY, Consisting of Tlnotur.g, Extraot', Sulphate Quinine, Chloro form, Quantity Spirit Ether Nitre, Oils, Vials, &a, Sea, Also, tho Kntlro Stook of General Store-. CHINA, GIAB3, WARTHENWARE, GRO CERIES, Seo.. Together with the Freehold Property, consisting of— Two New Verandah SHOPS, with Fittings and Dwelling; gas laid on all through. Alio, a Four-roomed Verandah COTTAGE, with Pantry, two largo CellorB; all newly Papered and Painted, situated in a very rising district. Tbe undersigned must sell through long con tinued HI health. No reasonable offer refused, The abovo Stook-in-Trade may be taken in part or whole. Terms—Euy. P. F. MARTINSON, Chemist, &o„ Eden Terrace, New North Road NEWCASTLE nOAL CHEAPER THAN |OC AL /.OAL, Now discharging, ex ALBERT THE GOOD, 50q tons best household. At Very Low Ratbb, G. & W, WINSTONE, CUSTOMHOUSE'S IRBET. Tenders. rjn O PAINTERS. Tenders for Painting the Dwelling-house at Ascot Farm, Mangare, will bo received by the undersigned, at 12 o'clook noon, on SATUR DAY, the 27th instant. H. ASHTON & SON, No. 8, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, npO BUILDERS, Tenders will be received until noon of tho 30th mat. for the Erection of a Warehouse In Lorne-Btreet. _«,.._ _, „_-„ R. REALS & SON. Architect. rp O B U_l_L D BR S. Tenders will be received until noon on SATURDAY, January 20th, for the Erection of Two Shopa at Parnell. Uoflmann's BuUdlngs, Queen-street. R. M. WATT, Architeot TENDERS will be received by the undersigned up to Bth February for the Erection of Five Cottages In Albert-street and Two In Hokianga Koad. Dargaville. Plans. Sec, can be seen at the office of Messts Mitohel soa .nd Co., Queen-street Wharf, Auckland,-- J M, Dargaville, Parnell, l i ■ ' j, aii ... ■'t——_ Calls. CAOLONIA'L, GOLDMININfcj COM > PANY (LIMITED). A Call (the second) of Sixpence per Share has thia day _3en made by the Directors, payable t. the Manager, at the Company's Office, Coro mandel, on or before Wednesday, February 14, 1813. A'l Shares upon which the first Call hes been PBid will be credited with T_ re .pence per Share. T. J. TIERNEY. Manager. Coromandel, Jan. 16,1883, UNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE CO. (LIMITED). A Call (the 2nd) of Ono Shilling per Share has been made by the Directors olthe above Cam panj. \ _ yabl d totheManager, at the Company- Office, Lower Albert-street, Auckland, on or before SATURDAY, lOt^ggtao^^ Manager. Auckland, January 1?, 1883.



Public .wotices. A UCKLAND DOMAIN BOARD, A REWARD of FIVE (__>) FOUNDS will be paid to any person giving suoh Information ac may lead to tha conviction of the Parties who Set Fire to tho Scrnb in the Publlo Domain, near the Hospital, oa the afternoon of tbe 18th instant, The Publlo are respectfully requested to a«8la f, tne Banger In Protecting the Domain from Fire- TO THE EDITOR: Sir,-May I ask yon the reason that the Justices of the Peace remanded my oaae until to-morrow when the defendant did not ao. ear, Instead of Issuing a sammona. whioh I asked for, according to law a:.d jrttlcß. This is another political scheme ot a Member ot tbe A.O. Foroe to escape the liw, but thoy put many into it. They are playing with Garrard, bat they will dirty their own nest jot.-WM. GAKKABD. THE Gentlemen from the Albert Hotel take this opportunity of thanking Mr Garrett, of the Whau, for his kind way of en tertaining them and allowing them to interview the 75-feet Whale caught by Mr Walker's Sons. "IW- O T I C E. In consequence of the advance in the price of Timber, Biscuit Cases will be charged at three shillings each on and after this date. JOHN LAMB, J. BYCROFT & CO., MENNIE & DEY. Auckland, January 17.1883. 1 "OOOTSI DOOTS! TT>OOTSI THE NORTHERN BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURING COMPANY (LIMITED.) Are about Removing to their New Premises in order to manufacture Boots and Shoes on a much larger scale than hitherto; and, to save expense of removal, now offer to tho trade all recent shipments of English Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prloes to clear. J. J. AUSTIN, Manager. 17, Wyndham-street, Auckland. RUSHER & COMPANY (LIMITED). The Transfer Books of the above Company will be Cloned from J .wu_hy S7th to Feoruary Gtb, both days inolu_.lv.. H. J. BDNT, Seoretary. ~kTOTICif.—I will not be responsible for ____.» any Debts oantraot3d by my Wife after thlßdato.-(Slßned) HENRY WHITESIDE. January 19th, 1883. SPECIAL Tincture of Ponoplyllum will euro a bad sick headache at oaoa, Is.— C ,W, Goodein. London Aicade. ST. SEPULCHRE'S Teachers' Picnic la unavoidably portioned IAM POT", 5 for la 3d. Glass, China, •J Earthenware, Ironmongery, and General Furnishing and Fancy Goods, at ruinoua prices. Laat few daya of Bale.—Direct Supply Store, 213, Queen^treet. TRIMMED and DNTRIMMED HATS and Bonnets at loweit prices; no reason able ofter refused.—Mrs Whitehead, Milliner, Newton. jW- 0 T I C E. OUR RATES FOR READ BROS.' BOTTLED ALE AND STOUT Have Advanced Sixpence -per Dozen Fob Quarts And Tbreepence per Dozen far Pints, Owing to the Rlae In Value of Hops, Compelling Increased Invoice Cost. L. D. NATHAN & CO, ptREAT SALE"" OF PICTURES, VJ. MOULDINGS, GLASS. Mu-ipal Instrument-, &0., to make room for New Goods, arriving by every vessel at ' V W f -A-RTER'd, Wholesale and Retail Ploture Frame Manufac turer, Importer, &c, VIOTORIA-S I'REKT, _ i_ Boora above Albart streer, Auokland, SELLING r\vv ~ ELLING UffF GREAT BARGAINS FOR D WEEKS ONLY, Commencing SATURDAY, Jan. 30,1833. Over 3,000 Plotures, Naw Subjects in Oloo graphß. Chroma., Engraving., Prints, .0,000 feit of Gilt Maple and Roaeword Mcuio ings. Ulasa Cut to Size, Conoertlnas from 2a9_.Melodlans7b 9_,Vloios (splendid valne). Violin Strings and Fittings, Ran Joe, Guitars. Flutoi, Tambourines, Mouth organs. Flageo latta, Mublo Boots, etc, eto. Over 10 630 -heatß of aoreps at Id par sheet, usual price ftom 3d to 6d, Everyone fhould send for our Wonderful la Paoker, of Scraps, worth at least ia. A great Keduotlon lv Framea Male to Order daring the Sale only, a Choice Assortment tf Birthday and Wedding Cards. The Whole to be Sold at Prioes N&vaß brfjbk offkked in New Zea land, Teacher and Repairer of Musical In. trnmants. Pianoforte, Violin, Cornet, to. ry SIBBIN & BROWN, COMMERCIAL & GENERAL PRINTERS, 65, Queen-street, Auckland. THOS. SIBBIN AND CHAS. BROWN have tha honour to intimate that they have entered into partnership as Commercial and General Printers, and have opened business at the ad dress above. In respectfully soliciting a share of your favours, we would aaaure you that no effort 1 will be snared upon' o»r Part to execute your orders with Neatness, Accuracy, Promptitude, and Economy. Aa regards the flrst three essentials^ we havo only to state that we were both trained by the lato Mr William Atkin, of High street, in his well known habits of punctuality and general excellence of work. Our expenses aro very light, and of this we shall give our customers the advantage, making our pricea as low as possible. Any work of a private or secret oharacter maybe entrusted to S.&B. with perfect confi dence, as none but themselves are engaged ia its production. KNDERSQN & McIYOB. CABINETMAKERS. - UPHOL9LERERS AND UNDERTAKERS, KARANGAHAPE R6.AD (Next to Garrett's, Butcher), Mattresses made and Remade, Couches 'and Chairs mado to Order and old ones made ? equal to new. Every description ot Cabinet work done on the shortest notice. QOMPULSORY SALEOFOUTLBEY. THOMAS SAMUEL IS NOW SELLING OFF THE WHOLE OF HIS BTOOK OF CUTLERY. Consisting of— BEST IVORY TABLE AND DESSERT KNIVES LOOKWOOD AND JOHNSON'S BEST POCKET KNIVES ELECTRO - PLATED FORKS, SPOONS, CRUETS, &C. Large Lot of the above Goods just Landed, and must be Sold at any price. THOMAS SAMUEL, it, QUEEN-ST. {opposite Town Clock). TW_W ZEALAND GRAIN AGENCY J_l AND MERCANTILE COMPANY (LIMITED). CAP1TAL.....,...,....;......,. £1,000,000 Head offices, New Zealand: THE TRIANGLE, CHRISTCHURCH. Managing Director: Geo. G. Stead. Consulting Director: P. Cunningham. The undersigned begs to inform Grain Mer chants and others that he has been appointed AGENT for the above Company, and la now prepared to receive orders—which shall have Srompt attention—for Grain and all kinds of Tew Zealand Produce, R. H. STEVENSON, Agent. Union Insurance Office, Queen-street. T. * H. Cooke, 44 AND [46, VICTORIA-ST_t___ F actor y: Elliott-street}' Having oompleted the arrangement of their New and Extensive Promisee, whioh are fitted with every applianoe for the despatch of Busi ness, invite tbe attention of Ladles and Gentle men FURNISHING to their Large Stook of Drawing and Dining Boom Suites Brussels, Tapeatrr. and Kidder Carpets Iron Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Drawera Tables, Cheffonlera. Side-Boards Mattresses, Paillasses, PiXbws Bolsten Toilet Ware Id great variety Linoleum, Flooroloth, Matting . Hearthrugs, Wool Mate, Cocoa Mats Chimney and Toilet Glasses Gilt Oornioea and Cornice Poles Verandah. Venetian, and Roller Blinds Cane, Folding, and Childrens' Chain Hall Tables. Hat Stands, Hall Chairs Kltohen Tables and Kltohen Chairs Every Article Guaranteed, and Prioes Reduced to Idie Lowest Amount, consistent with Beet Quality in Materials and WotkmansUp. T. & H, COOKE, I Viotobi *, and Elliott Streets. I



J Public Notices. •IT AMB 1 T AM« I 1 T.AMB 1I I Uambi Uamb i t Xjlamb lt i 2| EXTRAORDINARY CHEAP SALE. • SPECIAL SALE-AT CLEARANCE PRICES. i rJ[\>NIGBT AND fJ'0'MOBROW WE SHALL BOLD A QHEAP gALE OF T AMB. Pleaße Came Fatly and Inspeot the Qaality Too mtny Lambs on hand Saturday Night PBIC S FURTHER KBIIUC H.D We shall provide La-ge staff of shopmen Wo expeot the Shop to be Overcrowded This la a Genuine Speolal Oooaslon EVttRY FAMILY in Newton should come A LARGE SUPPLY or ALL OTHER MEAT Meat Delivered for Customers if desired LAMH ot Every v»ine, Reduced 20 par cent I AU Other Meat at REDUCED PRIO-9 Please Come TO-n IGUT and See the Display WE EXPECT THIS TO BB THE LARGEST LAMB BALK EVER HELD IN NEWTON, E. w' ooTiND C°- OHEAPSIDE HOUSE, NEWTON. I Wm. McArthur & (Jo„ AUOKLAND, TO DKALBRB IN FANOY BOODB, EARTHENWARE, CBINA AND QUA AND GENERAL STOREKEEPf'S Plain and Fanoy Stationery Perfumery and Toilet Soap* ' Brnshware and Combs Table and Pocket Cutlery K.P, and B.M. Goods Iron Bedsteads Mtrrort and Fanoy Furniture 1 Clocks. W atohes, and Jewellery TO-Hooo, Cigars, and Plpea Mu&loal InßCrumonta Earthenware, China, and Glass Vaees, Flpwer-standß, &o. Parian Ware, Ploiurtsa Puree _, Band Bags, and Baaknta Orloketlcg Appointmonta • ' Lawn Tennle and Badminton Arohery and Croquet Indoor Gamea. Toys. &c NOVELTIES FOR.CaUISTUAS, '■ Educational. MAD AMIS CECILIA SUMMER. HAVES; 0 Begs to announce that she haa decided to remain in Auckland, nnd will bo happy to rcoelvo Pupils for Pianoforte and Singing. , For terma apply MADAME SUMMERHAYES, ■ ;; Wynyard Houst. ONSOSBY HIGH SCHOOL, PON . . ,7,,; SQNBYROAD. Conducted by Mrs Shavle George. Miss Wit ax, and the Misses George. School Duties will bo resumed on TUESDAY, January 30th. . •■ Vacapcies for Boarders. , MISS DICKSO M will resume School duties ia the new school-roam. Mount RoeklU Road, on Monday next, the 52nd Inst. Evening oiag.ea as nana'. MRS PALMER'S PUPILS will Ke. tsnemble on MONDAY. February IS.— Carleton Road, "mHE EDUCATION ACT, 1877." Meetings of Householders for the Election of School Committees will be held on MONDAY NEXT, the 22nd instant, as Under :— Ararimu—7 P.m.; School Ardmore—lo a.m., School •,, Auokland City—B p.m., Wellesley-street School Bombay—7.3o p.m., School , Devonport—7.3o p.m., School Ellerslie—7 p.m., School '"■ Flat Bush—7 p.m., School Grafton Road—7.3j» p.m., School, Nugent-street . Helensville—apum.. School Henderson's Mill—3 p.m.. School HobsanvlUe-S p.m., HobaonvUle School Huwiok—B p.m., School Hunua—7.3o p.m., School » Lake-^5 p.m., Schoel Maketu—7 p.m., School Mangere—B p m., School Mauku-4 p.m., Volunteer Hall, Patumahoe Mercer—B p.m., School Mount Albert—B p.m., School Mount Eden-8 p.m., School Mount Hobson—B p.m., Girls' School, Remuera Mount Rog_riH_-7.30 p.m., School Newton-7.30 p.m., Newton East School Onehunga—B p.m., Sohool Opaheke—7.3o p.m.. Papakura School Otahuhu-i-8 p»m.. Public HaU Otara—3 p.m., School ■ Pakuranga—7.3o p.m., Sohool Panmure—7.3op.m.,Sohool - .. ..,„... Papakura Valley—7 p.m M Sohool ' ! ' Paparata—7 p.m., Mr W« Ltodsey. House Parnell-7.30 p.m., Sohool Pokeno Hill—4 p.m., Sohool Pokeno Valley—3 p.m.. Pokeno Valley School Ponsonby ™-7,39 p.m.. School Pukekoho East—7.3o p.m.. School •' '•■-•'- J \ Pukekohe West-6p.m„ School '■'.:■■'■ Stokes's Point—7 p,m., Sohool . . ''■ Tamaki West—7 p.m., School ■'■'-'". • , Tltirangl^op.m., Sohdol Tuakau—7 p.m.. Tuakau School -. Turauga Creek—7.3o p.m.. School Waiheke Island—l p.m., School '•'.'_. Waikomiti—6.3o p.m„ Church. - ' x Wairoa South—7 n.m., Watvoa School Waiuku-3 p,m.i Public HaU *"""*" : . Whau-. p.m.. Public Hall Woodalde—7.3o p.m., Sohool Gazette in, faanjcruptcy IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and Credi tors Act, 1876," and the amendments . thereof, and of tho Bankruptcy of Eliza betk Do_n_ELLY; of the City of Auok ! land, Nurse, a Debtor. . . - This is to notify that Elizabeth Donnelly, of the City of Auokland, Nurse, haa this day filed a statement that she is unable to meet her en gagements with her Creditors; tbe first meeting of Creditors to bo held ot the Supreme Court Buildings, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the twenty-fourth day of January, 1883, at the hour of eleven o'clock w the forenoon. Dated at Auckland, this 18th day of January. 1883. G.W.BABLEY. . Deputy Registrar. Elizabeth Donnelly, Debtor in Person. Fancy Goods, &c. Selling Off Extraordinary. Business calling us to England, we are aompellea TO SACRIFICE ; '/ THK WHOLE OF OUR STOCK, VALUE £4000, And comprising the most varied assortment 01 * . Goods in the Colony. OVER 1700 DISTINCT ARTICLES IN GLASS, CHINA, EARTHENWARE, ftkBLB AND POOKST OTJTLWW, M_EOT_«. PLATE, HABDWAfiB,-B-KMOItk GKKT, 88-SHWAEB, #/ mSES, 6 FANOT ooobs, In f»ot, tho thousand and ono articles of i '■ ' domestic use and ornament. Thepnbllc may rely that this Is a POSITIVE AND GEN-THE BALE, Our only obiaot la a SPEEDY CLEABANCE. To Storekeepers aad Hawker, ttla U _ Slendld opportunity. Hundreds of Trade Lot*, io _7/Orlg__al Paokagee of Glass, Ohlaa, A. mnst be cleared.. THE SALE HAS COffiMENCBD, And will continue until THE WHOLE IS DISPOSED QWi' - The Direct Suprly Store, Si 9, QUEEN-STRUT, Opposite Close Br •&. Auctions. MONDAY, JANUARY 2V At 12 o'Clock. CRICKETING GOODS. LAWN TENNIS1 GOODa FOOT RALLS, CASES, SCORE BOOKS, ba„ _50, i &o. ;. GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell, at his Rooms, on the above date.atl-o'olock, A SAMPLE LOT 07 ABOVE PROM FIRST. y - | CLASS: MAKERS. WITHOUT RESERVE. ' " I (Continued on Fourth Page.J