« the report spoke for itself and explained e/erythin<r.-Mr Cbiog seconded^ the motion, which waa unanimously earned by the shareholders present,-A vo'e of thanks to the Chairman concluded the meeting. ..-

VICTORIAN PARLIAMENT DISSOLVED.

The Government and the Obstruc tionists.

A Political Surprise.

[Kkutee's Telegrams,]

(Received January 31, 2.1,0 p,jn.) MELBOURNE, January 30. Thk greatest surprise was occasioned to night whoa it was announced that Sir Bryan O'Loghlen had advised tho Governor to grant a dissolution, and that Hh Excel, lency had consented to such a course. Tde official Gazette confirms the announcement, and states that the Ministers pres3ntida memorandum to the Governor, repre entiug that the future prospects were not enc urag jng-£or;the transaction of business in the Assembly after the recess. They set forth (firstly) that there exits an evident inten tion to impede, by'concerted action, any, measure picsented to Parliament, es pecially the Land Bill; (secondly) judging L pa9t conduct of the Opposition, Ministers foresee a succession of motions aiming at no definite remit, save Ihe exdu. sion of legitimate bnsinoss ; (thirdly) that the same nvnibero, instead of adopting an cnen policy of obsti notion, count on do ieatinß fresh legislation, thereby dis paraging tho Government. Ministers le viewed tbe proceedings cf Parliament before tho recess,, and show that thirty-six motions for adjournment were brought in, and vcro manifestly the out come of a deliberate intention to obstruct the business, la consequence of tho facts set forth, Ministers have come to the con clusion that it would be useless to ask the Assembly to proceed witb. bu»iuess. The memorandum concludes by adducing further reasons in support of the advice that Parliament should be dissolved. The Governor, ia replying, saj s ha is of opinion that the Government aro entitled to a dissolution, and that he recognises that ihe Assembly is unlikely to transact any business. iiis Excellency therefore accapts the advico of the Govern ment, which hasnot been defeated in the Assembly, and is' still ia the exercise of full TfßpoDßibility. Tbe Gazette announce that Parliament is prorogued until February 15th. The dissolution will take place oa Saturday. Writs for tlie new elections will be issued on February 9th j the nomina tions are fixed for the 15th, and the polling takes place on the 22nd. The new Parlia ment will meet o^ the 27th February.

The Opposition Active.

2ke True Season of the Dissolu ~~ tion.

MELBOURNE, this day

Mr Beny has issued a circular to his supporters, asldog them to meet to-day to discus? die political situation. Tho " Argus," to-day declares that the Government has obtained a dissolu tion on a sham issue and under false pretences. It asserts tbat tho real cause of ministers asking a dissolution ia certainly that they would have to face a vote of want of confidence, after the bungling of the loan and declares that it is unfair to tako tUeconntry bysurpihe.

POLICE COURT.-This Day.

(Before Messrs Dargaville and Brett,

Justices of the Peace.)

Drunkenness. — Five persons were punished for this offeree. By GUM. — John Barron wa« charged With larceny ot a qaantity of gum, value 20a, the property of S. B. Kenold, on the 28th inst. Mr Laisbley appealed for tlie prisoner and asked for a remand — Re manded until Saturday. Absbht Without Leave. — George Heed, seaman on boaid the Fanienothy, ■yea charged with b»ing absent without leave.—Prisoner pleaded guilty, and had nothing to say in excuse for.his conduct. He would like to return to the ship. Tho captain saidpriioner was frequently drunk and neglecting his duties.—The Bencli said this was not an ordinary case, prisoner having been frequ*ntly before the Court —Four weeks imprisonment. ALiEaED LARCBNV. — Abu Purday was charged with the larceny of £11. in notes, on board the s.s. lona, on the 25ih inst. Sergeant White applied for a remand. Mr Tole, who appeared for defendant offered no objection, and the case was reminded until Friday next. Habitual.—Slizabeth Kennedy was or dered to prison for seven day. Exposure of Person.— Wm, Morrison, an elderly man, was charged with having 00 visible, lawful means of employment, and with exposicß himself i n a public place.—Prisoner pleaded not eailty. -Con stable Mackay depoted to the offences. Had fonnd prisoner in the streets at night and on door steps. Serjeant Ke'ly deposed that he had known prisoner for several months, He was in a filthy condition, and was generally loafing at public house corners.—Constable Foreman had known prisoner as a "loafer" for six years Never saw him working. He always carried a sack with Mm, which served as his bed.—Prisoner said he had apartments at Mrs Towashend's, Bank-street. -Ser geant White said he would, withdraw the second charge.—iwo months imprisonment with bard laboui.

BbeACH OF Licencing Act. -Grace Chapman was charged on summons with supplying beer to one Henry Harrison in prohibited hour*, between Saturday night and Monday morning, January 20th and 22nd insr., at the Masonic Hotel, Princes- Btreet.—Mrs Chapman said her servant sold the beer in her absence, and without her consent.—As this was the first time that any cunviction had been recorded against defendant, the Bench imposed a fine of 10a and costs. The Old Vest.—Charles Millan and Robert Harris Irwin were charged with stealing a vest and lls on the 20th inst., the property of Richard Sats&eld. - Prisoners pleaded not guilty.— Sergeant White called evidence. — Kichard sarsfield, general dealer, stated tbat he left his waistcoat in hb bedroom, Abercrombie-street, on the morning in question. On returning, he did not miss his vest, but when the coustable brought it he recognised it. (Produced). " Yes, that's the waistcoat." The prisoner Millan was in the house.—To prisoner Mil lan : Did not take the money from Jack Brown Did notsee you takeanything away. Did not know wko took the rest away. —Mary Ann Kearney deposed that, she knew Sarsfield. Lived next house. Could tea anyone going in or coming out of Satsfield's house. Saw the prisoners leave the house on the day in question. One of the men had a black waistcoat, and shewed it to the other. They went away together. - Susan Kearney, 10 ye-us of age, lived across the rood. prisoners on the 20th inst. with a waistcoat. Thoy searched It, and pulled some money oat of the pocket. They hid the waißtcoat nnder a tin in the gully near the Wynyard Arms. She told Sergeant Kiely, who found the waistcoat with 2s 4d in the pocket. Mr Irvin put the vest uider the tin.-Sergeant Riely g^ve evidence — Prisoners had no witnesses to call.—Millan said he had been known to the police for ten years; Irwiu that he was a ledger wi'h SwsfieW, and there'orc had a right to walk in and our tbe house at proper houis — Sergeant Wbitw noticed the fuels of the cose for the guidance of the Bench Ser geant Kiely found the money alleged to have been taken from the vest, excepting one or two shillings, which prisoners apparently had spent in the hotel.-Sarsfield said that Irwin had assisted him In earning the money, and was entitled to a part; but the lint- The Bench: That is a matter of account between yon I —The Bench dis missed Irwin, and sentenced Millan to 48 hours' imprisonment. This was all the business.

CABLEGRAMS.

[REUTBR 8 TELEGEAM,

Hie French Political Crisis. Expected Compromise.

PA.KIS, January 29,

The statement that General Theabudin had -accepted a seat in the Cabinet as Minister of War is incorrect. 'Jhe port folio? of Wur and Marine have not jet been allotted.

The debate on the Bill providing! for the expulsion of the membcis of tbe dynastic families, and for preventing the issue of anti-Government manifestoes, took place iv the Chamber cf Deputies to-day. JSo de cision was arrived at, and the di-cussion, which was throughout of a desultory and uneventful character, was ultimately ad journed. The present Ministry are in favour of iffectinga compromise with the committee appointed by the Chamber to consider the measures which should be takea in the matter.

(Special to press association,)

(Received 31-10.45 a.m.)

MR BRADLAUGH's EXPECTATIONS,

Mr linullaugh expects ihat one bundrod and fifty thousand peisous will assemble iv .London to support his claims to his seat at the opening of Parliament.

A USTHALIAN.

[Keccivcd January 31—10 a. m,].

TDK HaWTHOKN ACCIDENT.

MELBOURNE, January 30.

Up to the present time claims amounting to £94,0C3 against the Government have been hid by persons who were injured at the Hawth»rn railway accident iv Decem ber 1-st. The number of writs served is fif.y-one. MELBOURNE GUAM MABKBT.

MELB JUK.VE, January 30.

The Leal mauagcrof ihe National Mort gage and Agency Company of New Zea land (Limited) reports of tbo Melbourne groin market as follow* :—Shipping wheat per bushel, 5) to 5s Id; price of barley maintaiued. Malting barley is active at 5* 3d tc 5s 6d. i\ew Zealand oats are quiet at 33 3d to 3s lOd for feeding qualities. AKRIV.iL OF THtt ARAWATA. MELBOURNE, this day.

Arrited : Arawata, last evening. SIB JULIUS VOGEL AND THE VIC -IORIAN LOAN. It has transpired that Sir Julius Voeol offered to undertake to flow the balance of the loan recently applied for in .Lond? n' The Government, however, declined tno ottVr.

KNGLHH CKICKEThRS VISIT QUEENSLAND. Tho English cricketers bavo gone to Queensland, to play several matches in tbat colony.

TAUPIRI COAL COMPANY.

Yesterday, the annual meeting of the shareholders of tho Taupiri Coal Mining Company (Limited), was held in the company's office, Fort-street. Mr John Roberton presided, and the report and balance-sheet were unanimously adopted aa follows : -The directors beg to lay bafora the shareholders the balance-shtet for the half-year ending December 31, 1882. The profit and lois account, after writing off £442 2i lOd for depreciation of plant, shows aloe profit of £1722 12s lOd, which the directors recomnund to appropriatu as follows :—£6oo to payment of tho uuial dividend of Is per share, £300 to bouus at (Jd a share, £600 to be tramferred to refer ye jtind, and the balanne of £222 12a 10J to bo carried to new account. The mine and plant are in thorough working order, and the business of the company is steadily io-, creasiDg. Tbe total output for the iast ' year amounted to 25,066 tons. The <U»i-; (lend aud bonus will be payable at the company's office to-day.

BAIAKGSSHEST-SKt D'O'MBMt, 1883 ! jvr. a ». a Toearjltal.lgOOOsharesatfileaGh.. 15030 0 8 To Kundrj crodUora .. .. .. 135 16 11 Toiessrvefnnd .. _ .. .. 4(0 0 0 Top.-'fliandloss-P'oit ... .. 3,8W 11 3 Tot»l ~ ..<l6»3iri CrY ' c B d. Rytrimwar, wharf, end bnlldHßS 1,181 T 9 By coal mine laase fiOOO U 0 by auodrr riebtoi. .. _ .. 3 209 0 6 To rusarrofand mortgage* .. .. »00 U 0. Byca-hinßante ot >ew Zopland, J3U2HSsß.l:inhanoY£U7sCl-- 1139 17 2 By uneallod capital _ _ - i'iOO 0 0 Total , ~"ilft433U I Vbusz Soumiff, Sectary. John Waymouth, Punllo Aooonntant and Aullcor.

Correspondence.

THE SCHOONER RACE.

(To the Editor.)

Sic,— Allow me to correct some mis state ments in your last night's issue. In your report of the Champion Kace, you fay that the Annie Wilson pissed to windward of the Winifred. Allow me to inform you tbat tha Winifred was never pa«sed by that vessel, but maintained her lead from tbe North Head throughout the race, till tbe Three Cheers passed her almott becalmed off Takapuna Lake, homeward bound. In beating to windward while tbe southerly wind lasted the Winifred went away from both cutters and schooners. The only vcssfl that had any chanco with her was tbe cutter Sovereign of the Seas, She. with the Winifred, was almost put out of the race by a shift of wind to the westward (not to the eastward, as your report states) which placed the Three Cheers (which was before last) in the best position. If you re. fer to Captain Hooper, I am sure he will confirm this statement.—l am, &c,

John Meredith,

EHRENFRIED V. GUDGEON.

(To the Editor.)

Sir, In tba recent prosecution against myself in the Supreme Court, Mr *hren fried stated that be had lent me £35 in two sums of £15 and £20 each; that the sum of £15 was lent to me in notes at the time of my being flooded out at the Thames., and £20, also in notes, at the time I left the Union Bank. He also stated that I was in trouble owing to a cheque of Mr D. rJ, Gellion's for £75 which I had paid into my account, and that the £20 was lent me to help to take up that cheque. Ho a'ao »aid that I had importuned him for a farther loan of £50. In justice to myself, I must give all these statements an unqualified denial, and state that Mr Khrenfried has neyer on any occasion lent me money, noi have I ever asked him to to do. If Mr Ehrenfried wishes to prove his assertions, and will sue me for the alleged loans in a couifc of law, I shall bo fully prepared to meet him there.—l am, &,?.,

W. W. CrtTDCIEON,

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Jakuaby 81, 1883.

Hank of N.Z.—Bnyeri", £23 6s; seller*,, £23 Js 6d National Bank—Seller*, 76a M Colonial Bank-Hellera. 47a fld Aneklind Gaa^-Buyere, £5 5a union sash and Lioor—rellera, £9 5a N.z. ixan and Mercantile—tellers. SflSi Union Baßh and Door—St-liera, £A : £3 patdnp N Z. Shipping <ex dlv,)— Buyers, 9?s Kemptbon.B Prosser- Sellers. Ma 6d Nortnern B.P. Co.— * ellers. 18b SI Fisher nod Oo.—seller?. Mi Northern Boot Co.—Sellers 156 CaledonUn-Sellers, 10a Kuranul Hill—Seller", 5a Cd Meet) Level Cro:s- 6a; bnjorer, ss9d; seller?, 6a 3d F/inoi ImiiGrial-578, C6s 6d, 55a ; boyera, 65a;

sel ore 53 Jona—Buyers, Is 3d. Seymour-2s Id ; buyers, 2s: Bailors, Is 3 1 l,nnaan-3s 8(1,3s 9d; buyers, 3s Od; seller.', 4S Mariner—sa fid ; sellers, Ss 8d Werahlfco—Buyers, 2a 8d

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

Damages, £10,000.

(BY Tir.EGUAPn.—PBESS ASSOCIATION.)

DU*EDIN, t this day. The wool shed of the Kaikeura I'actory (Ross and Gleudenning's) was destroyed by fire early this morning. The insurances on the building and stock are : — National, £3000; Royal, £1000; New Zeulund, £3000.

LATER,

The fire at Ross Glendening Bros., broke out at 6 o'clock in the morning, 'i be store, which contained a large quantity of wool, was totally destroyed. The -loss is con siderably above the insurance, as a large supply of wool which had just been taken into tho factory was uninsured, being some distance away from the shed.

SUPREME COURT- This Day.

Civil Sittings,

(Before His Honor Mr Justice Gillie .) HAMMOND V. WAYTB.

Wk conclude our report of this caso. When we went to press yesterday the plaintiff Hammond was giving evidence. The re maining portion of his evidence was to tho following effect: —Considerable dispute- was going on between the potties ni to their respeciive rit>bts when tho defendant sent up to tho manager of his business in Auck land, and a person named Uickcnsou was appoiutcd to collect debts on Wayte's bo half. Witnois consequently warned people not to pay these claims. Ho gavo n similar warning to Wayte's agent not to collect. Witness collected a sum of £2 14a 8d from a Mr tlume, £3 19a from Mr Maguiro, and £3 IGs from Mr Madigan. The defendant charged witness be/ore tho Resident Magistrate at Hamilton with stealing the sum poid by Hume, and wHi embezzling the other two sums, Thtsa several charges were dismissed. W. F. Madigan and J. F. Magai c de posed to paying their accounts upon de mand mado by the defendant's solicitor. Tho defendant deposed that he had given the plaintiff two your* to re>pui chase the business. He had been in a position since then to put tho plaintiff in possession. Tho arrangement was broken by the conduct of the defendant, who was not attending to business, aud getting drunk. Sold to Len nox two years aficrwardf-March,lSßl. The plaintiff did not ask for account of certain payments made on his account, Tho deed of power of attorney gave witness absolute possession. At the time of making that deed plaintiff was in witness's service, and had no right to collect moneys.

Tue Court roso at 5.45.

IMs Day,

Iho hearing of the case was resumed at 10 o'clock,

'I he defendant, under eross-examiimiiou by Mr Hesketb, deposed that bo took poer sossum of the bu-iness in '79. Before witness tonk posfession plaintiff was in. solvent. There was an understanding bo tweou plniatiil'and wiiness that tho kutcr should buy the ci editors. He p<id tome in full, some partially, and other* ten shill ings in the pound. Ho objected to one of tho debts (Anderson's), which was .1 betting truncation, and another liab:tity against which he had a contra account. The value of both stock and Look debts fell short of the plaintiffs valuation—-tho book debts by about £100 and tho stock £230. The whole affair cost witness more than £1800. Hart plaintiff produced a backer ho would have handed over the business, At the time ho took action against plaintiff he believed tbat he collected the moneys by means of false statements, Personally ho bad nothing to do with the drawing ot tho informations ; his solicitor (Mr Hay) drew them.

WitnoßS was further examined re the charges laid against plaintiff, and was re examined by Mr O'jNeill. Mr Hesketh, in acldres ins» tbs jjyy,' argued tbat it had nut been shown that defendant bad taken action against plaintiff with malice, er without good reason or probable cause.

Mr O'Neill urjul tbat although tho plaintiff had bsen handicapped by oriUin witnesses iy,ho declined giviig evidence when paid their expenses, he bad shown that he had suffered injury by the prosecution instituted at the defendant's instance.

His Honor hnviirg summed up, tho jury retired to consider their yerdict, and had not returned when the Gouri. adjourned.

.CRQSptB V. LYSCH.

This WBB an action to recover the Bum of £1,000 amount of promissory note. A special jury, of whom Mr J. Chambeis was chosen foreman, was empannelled. Mr Cooper appeared for plaintiff and Mr Hcs keth for defendant.

Mr Cooper, faring opened tbo plaintiff's case, called Piorce Crosbie, who deposed that he was an ox-banker, and was some months agp employed as bank apent at Dargaville for the Bank of New Zealand. Knew the defendant, Denis Lynch, and had ha 4 monttary^transactjons with him. Witoesi advauced d,cfendantmoney in March, 18,81 — £300. jje gave it ,to defendant in the bank at MaDgawbare, and as an acknow ledgement tc.olc an 1.0. U. lie£cndant said be wanted tbo money to send to Gl.eeson, of Gleeson's hotel, Auckland. Witness, in May of 'BJ, advanced a further sum of £250, also at the bank at Mangawhar<-. Defendant did not state for \vhat purpose he requiio t that sum. 42"*° ia •Jll'* '81* at Darjjaville, witness advanced defendant £200. Defendant said he waufed to give ie to a Mr Downing, an ho^jkepppr at Man gawhare. In Kept. '81 be advanced £}!/(? to defendant at Dargayillc, defendant stat ing that be wanted it for Mr Downing. Thcso were a!J the am,puuts,d'-f»ndant had from him.: defendant gave an 1.0. U. fojr each Bum. On l.Qta May last, witness tore the J.O.U.'s op at the Victoria Hotel, ■ Auckland, but .caused a search to be mado for the pieces a few days afterwards, Somo Sieces were fouo.d. The pieces of pa-peir pro/ uced aio portions,of the 1.0.U.'a Riven to witness. There is npt one whole 1.0. U. in the lot. ■On May I§. 1882, witness met de fendant outside the Bank'of New Zealand, ia Queen-street, 4nck'andi and walked with' him up aa' far as ' the .National Bank. Witness asked defendant to have a squaring up; that it wou'd iake a £1 stamp for a -£100,0 bill. Witness went across to the stationers on the other side of the street and asked for a bill stamp, which "the statjoper had not got. Witness purchased a 15a and a fjs Btamp and i eturned ,to defendant The shop was the shop opposite the National Bank. 'I hey then went up Queen-street jnto the Vic toria Hotel. Witness obtained paper from the landlord of the hotel, which' witness filled up for the money due by defendant to him—£9oo money ndvanctd a,n.d £100 interest. I),efen,daiit signe<J. it, and, with witness, went i,n,to the bar an,d had two" .drinks. Defendant went away, and witness showed th/j paper to Mr Hill, land lord of the hotel. The sipnatnre "Denis Lyncb," at th,e f.pot of the bijl is that ,of the defendant, likewise the signatures across the stamps. Both wit pessand defendant were (rober.. Witness at the same time paid defendant rentjby | means .of the cheque produced. Defendant did not give him a receipt for the rent. Defendant has not paid 'Qe promissory note or any part pf it. The interest cbargid on : ihe £900 >vas at th,e rate ,of 1,0 per cent, ana the amount to wljich defendant agreed. By Mf heskejth ; fitness first knew defendant three years ago, when he went to Dargaville as ogont for tbje Bank. J3e became acquainted with defendant as a customer of the bank. Witness was agent &t DargavJUe and Majigawhare for two years arid four months. WitnesH and de fendant w,cic vety good friends. Witness did not offer to lend the dpfeodant the first sum ; defendant made application for an overdraft fpr £2,000. This witness said he could not do without applying to the head office. Witness did not apply to the bead office, as defendant had previously withdrawn his funds from the bank; besides, the amount was too much. Pe fendant bad withdrawn about £1,100, When witness told defendant he thought it was no me applying to the head office, de fendant said, " Let me havo as much as you can," Witness told defendant he bad some private money. This was in 1881 when he first asked for the overdraft. Witness told defendant he would let him have some of his ptivate money. In March, 1881, de fendant's account at the bank was over drawn, Witness gave him the money in Bank of New Zealand notes. The money was in witness's private possession, not deposited in the bank. The amount he had in his private possession was £950. Had brought it out from Home in gold. He kept the amount in gold. While at Dargaville he converted the gold into notes—large notes. D d ntt]conveit all the gold into notes. Used the gold when he ran short of email notes. He paid defen dant the sum of £300 in £5 note;, the sum

lof £250 in £10 notes. Did not remember , how he paid the £200, but the last item paid in was £150. While agent he did Hat open a private account. It is against the rules of the bank for any officer to have an account in the bank to which he belongs.

(Lett sitling.)

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT,

IHAMHS, this day.

■i be PititfCK Imperial return for the month is 10250zs retorted gold from 7cwt picked stone and specimens, and 220 loads Reneral dire.

Ilia Southern Cross banked 56ozs 2dwt o£ melted gold, from 41 loads dirt treattd at the Alburnian mill,

Shatemarlwt, 3 p.m.—Cross, 6s, 5s 9d ; sellers, Cs. JLordon — Buyeis, 3a 8d; Mariner, 5s 6d ; solleis, 6s; buyers, 5* 6d ; Impel ial, 55?, 56a j sellers, 5B«; buyers, 55s ; Queen cf Beauty — Buyers, 25a; Worahiko, 2s 9d ; Sejmour, 2s Id.

(PE « PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

NAPIER, this day,

The vital statistics for January are i— Births, 28 ; marriages, 11; deaths, 20. Of iho litter 1G were Infanta.

Turing the year 1882 the pationts in tho P' pital numbered 305, of whom 19 died, 'z", i woro cured. 701 out patients wore n o treated.

WELLINGTON, this day. INQUESTS.

At tlio inquests, yesterday, on tho bodies of tin lad Pcarco who was killed at Pabuatanui by a fall from his horse, nnd the man McMahon who had been missing since the 22ud inst, the verdicis wcto, jn the first case, " accidental death,'' and in tho latter "'found drowned."

:din*ek to sir william j«rvois.

Tho Governor waa entertained to dinner ut tho Wellington Club last night. There were 70 members of too House of Repre sentatives present, and the company also included S^-Tbe Bishop of Wellington. hor*. Walter Johnston, Major Atkinson, Sir James Prendergast, hon. John Johnston, and Colonel Pearee. A. Do S. Standon, Piesident of Art, presided. THE LUKGHUST CASK. The Longhurst case wai considered by Government this morning, and everything 1b now ready to be submitted for Ilia Ex cellency's decision.

CHKISTCHURCH, this day.

MURDEROUS ASSAULT,

Yesterday, Mr Biuce, a blacksmith at Kakaiu, had occasion tp discharge one of Ida m&n*foi gome fault; and in revenge, apt parently, the latter waited till Up other workmen bad gono to dinner, and then (truck Mr Bruce on the head several times with a 10'iu. rasp, Mr Bruce was rendered quite uncoriscioup, and now liesinconsiderr n.blo danger. The police are ehdeavouiing to i}nd tho man who committpd ilie asstult, whoso name is Armatrobg.

Death

CIEAUN.—On Januauy pi. .at hor rcsdenco, Hlll-sh-oot, Nowmarket, ifarKacot, widow of tho lato Patrick Geam (G5tU regimont), agod S^ yoarp, Tho funoral will loavo hor lato rosidonco to r morrow (Thursday) at i o'olook, Friends please accept this Invitation. . . .:

THE^lUcSJijJl^vS^



JJedicai, PRiCTiTiONiais will find that In tn eipient phthisis, ohronio bronchial aiFections, complicated astnmatioal complaints, and in most "Meg wheie the breathing powers are oppres- B6d and constricted, with corresponding was of vital energy, &o. Aickin's Syrup ot Eucalyptus with Hypophosphite of Lime and Quinine, is an effective pharamaceuticolprepa r&tion of great value. It has the effect of «peedUy stimulating the bronchial muvjona membrane and freeing tenacious phlegm, &c, thereby affording great relief in dia reaaing toughs. Its action upon lung tiSBUM is undoubt edly healing and reparative. Upon the gene talhealth this medioine is perniane'i dy tonic, im parting a vitality beyond the normal state of tha patient. The effect upon the breathing powern la quickly apparent, the result being that the •oflferer experiences considerab'.e relief, au« ■Wnwte recovery.



This evening, at 7 30., a temperance meeting takes place in the Alexandra street Primitive Methodist Church, presided over by Mr D. .Goldie, The gathering is it connection Jwitii tbe Piimitive Methodist District meeting, and addresses will be delivered by tbe Keys. J. W. James, D. Button, A. J. Smith, T. V. Stakes, and R Ayres.



A fair amount of business was transacted .on 'Change to-day. Auckland Gas changed bauds at £8 5s ; Deep Level Cross, at 6s ; Seymour, at 2s Id ; London, at from 3s Sd to 3a fld; Mariner, at 5s Cd; and Prince Imperials at from 56j to 56s 6d, and back to 55», sellers closing at 565. The Imperial mine manager telrgrapbed this afternooD, "Banked 10220z5. retotted gold." There was 'niqniry for Bank of New Zealand shMes >c £23 5s ; Hew % aland iDsarance at 73s ; and Nevv Zealand Shipping at 23.<, while in mining a good demand exists for Dtep Level Crocs, Imperial, lona, csey niour, 1 padoD, and Weraliiko.



Corporation Notices. /! IT V OF A U OKI- AN V, RKAftfAOB }VORKS BANK-STREET. PIAINAQP VIKCEUT LANK INTO QptbY. Tho Glty Council will rooolvo Separate Ten disrs until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY, tho Ist February, for abovo works, in torma of plans and specifications to bo viewed at the ofllco of the City Kngiuoor, Council Chambore, Ulgh- Btroet. Tho Council do not bind thomaolvos to accept any tondcr. Tenders to bo endorsed respectively for work teuderod for. f*■ f- ' P. A. PHILIPS. • Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, January ijij, 1883. ri IT V OF AUCKLAND. OLKRK AVDOKAUQHTgVIAN. TllJ Cl-jr OU«n!l roqnlio Iho DOfVlo-IB 0' B Dompoont Oiork and DrikUKlt9m»n (or the < l<r K»gmeer'« liepartmont. Applluatlons nl>l be recolvodn«til noon ot THUiwDIY. February Bth. Halao as tho rMoot £.75 i/orennura. Oer t.Ued (coplaa only) oC t-atimotiUia ihonld BOOonh ptiny upplicttiooß. Further Information may bei obißjoud on application io the City Knglneer aurlr.goffic9b.om,. p p H ' ILT p B , ' ■ Town Gletfr. Tox-nniorh'aoat^, Jsnua.y 31 IS??. ' (Joodson.B Arcade. TMPC It TA N T N O*T IC E, 'i'Hi LONDON ARO AUK having beoome so oxtenstTol; known tnrt folly recognised as THE moat valuable, oarofolly seleoted, and oheapoat Stock of Goods in the Colonies, 0. W. GOOUSON beRA to announce the DISCONTINUANCE OF ■ leingthy ndTertlscincnla, Any diminution In oesi of working expenses euables tbe proprietor to offer hf» Goods ai a amallrr Per Conlißy of Profit, at) Bivlng tbe fdll benofjt to h|s sumerona po.iroßS. ' ■ " DETAILED Bt.i'.ounoemnnia will, for the present, bo discon tinued—anlllco to SAy, that i>ur cuetomora mar rely upon Continual Arrlv.ild of Now OOndß. rendering tho Kar.oy Department at all times equally attraolivu, andnnnecesiary to Introduce la""s advertisembnis. Sterling Gold and Silver Jawellery (ivarrnn todl, at very low v'rlces; *b;«sl»l»n Gold, Gold- Odsod ant Silver plated Jewellery; Watohes, In GoW, Slyer, Allammium, ana VVntor bnfy, fr«m 17s dd j Clopiiß. 1« Immansn variety, from fa "d, Alarms 12s M (<rjrranted time kciapeip. ; ■ -' •' :.'.:- •' i . GOODSON'S c . . for. BlbOtro-plata. China and Glass T«a, Break fatt. Dinner, Uecsart, anl Toilet Seta Btacds un rivalled; whilst the LONDON ARCADE has gained the notoriety fnr Cheapn««s In all Departments, Stationery beln« prominent' Bnd defying oompeiltlon . 148, QUEEN AKD VICTOEIA-STBEETS, And at Napier, Glsbornp, apii Thames. London Offloe: 68, St. Alary Aye.



; Dividends- *T~" ' ! ! : '■ TJNION S^BAM, HAW, MOULDING, SABH AND DOOR COMPANY (LIMITKD). DiyiOKNU WARRAMO, At ondanoo will be giren at the Computed Town ' (Tlce, Cußtomhon o-stroot, lor thp Ibbuo Of DJvldend Warrants on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Ist and 2id February, from 1 to 3 p.m.. ' UAyjD MURDOCH, BgoWßry, ft HE NfcW ZEALAND SHOPPING It ' COMPANY, LIMITKD. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. The Directors have declared an Interim Divi dend tor the Half-year ended 31st December, 1832, at the rate of Ten Pounds per cent, per annum on the paid-up capital. ' . The D'vlll6llll will bo payable on and after Slat inatant. ' ."•..' By order of the Board of Directors, • ■ • ' ISAAC GIBBS, Secretary. phrlgtchyrch, January l^th, 18^3. ' /ipO Mft RCHaNTh, BKEVVkRS, ii BIIT TI-KE d, AND BOD A- W AT.ER , MAHVIfACTURBBS, THOMSON & CO., CBAWFORD-BTKKET. DUNKDIN (Bfltabiiahod 1866). nJPOUTBRS OF KNGLJSIt FRHNOH, AND . SPANISH OUT CORKS. Ai.wiVH ok Band and to Arrivb— Brewers', Bottlera', and fodawater Mannfao hirers'Surdrleo, inoludlng all binds of Corks Bangs, Bhlves, Tieß, and Spiles, Cellar Corks, Corking Maotainos. Capsniea, Tlnfol BattUng Wire, Sncorlpr lelnglaSß (Brewers'), Book, Vorse, Kait Inrtla Pipe, and Pare Rnsstan and Brazilian Cut; TEermnmeters, Blind and Common. All kinds of Qlnger, whole and oiuehed : Tsttarlo, Acetic. Sulphnroua, Citric, and Bnlphnrio Aolds; Spliiig of Wine. (SI 0.p.; Kssencee »nd Essential Oils, POdawatec Ma ohlDes; Bottling Raofen, Patent and Common; Putont Syruping Pampß; Bodawator and Qln gerbeer Bottles, Ordinary; Lamont'n, Bogben's and Codd's Patent BottltH: Herbs, Peels, and Boota of every description; and every requisite for the Brewers'. Bottlers', and MrmAei Water Manufacturers' trade. AQKNIB FOB HAYWABD) TYtBB & CO.. LONUON, Meaflrs. T, ft Co, Invite intending Purchaser* oil Brokers' and Bodawater Maohlnery to an nspeotion of their Stook. THOMSON & CO., ,WFOR4>3TBSKT, PCNMDW



Wanted. WAMTBD, a well educated Girl t( learn «ho Printing. Written applies tlon only, addressed to Mr Hen-y Bttiton. bt_i Offlo9i__ _ , ____ V* • ANTED, the Volunteer Bands to set V i mo Splendid Volunteer Lrntornu, onl] U euoh, at Dampler'a Hobson-etreet atop. WANTED, for Fiji, competent Sales' man; experience in Colonial Gtutra Htote nocoßßary,—Apply by letter, with teatl monlals, to Fiji. Box 172. Post office. Auckland, ANTED, a good Tailor and 'J ailoress, — Apply if. Hcliauna and Co., Tailor?, Pltt-atroot. *47 ANTED, iwo Large iieatlier Puic- T V manteaus.—Apply this office. WANTED, a JPartncr for a General Store in a rising Township on the Waimate Plains. Must have experience so aa to tako whole charge.—For particulars, apply to T. and S. Mou-in and Co. ABiTKD, a "General Servant; must be a good pla'ji cook; references re quired.— United^ervice_Hotel. ANTE!\ an Office Boy at »o. Ik Soherff's Buildings, Fort-street. ANTED a Tidy General Servant.— Apply Mrs Danaher, Upper Nelaon streot. ANTED, Strong Boy to be generally useful, at Kapai Corn Broom Factory, Custom-houßO-street West. WAITED, a pood General Mtrvant; references roqu'red. — Apply to Mrs Keals, Marine Villa, Parnell. W~ ANTED, a good General Servant* - Apply <o Mrß Maxwell, t>orthcoie. WAN Till) a good weueral Servant ; hliihctet wage.,—Apply to Airs Cameron, oppoaitaa< ijjty Hal. Hemnerr v. ANTED, a smart Boy, 13 br 14.-- V* Apply at once, J. Levy, 214 Quoen-st. Vfc, ANTED, a Man who can work with V T horr23, mile, and m»ko ntmself ÜBefu1. —Apply tn W Motion. Wea'-'.n Bpilnßß. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apuly to Mis tl, J. Y»- m. Rutland House, Pr.nell. W* N 1 feD, a Good General Servant; must understand plain cooking.—Apply Urltish Hotel. Quoen Btreet. _ W~ ANTED,"an AB Seaman for b.». Wellliißton.'-Apply on board to Capt. Farquhar at 7 p.m. on Thursday morning. WANTED, a Smart Boy —Apply to K. R. Shaldera End Son, Drapnj. 200 and 203, Queen-htrcet. ANTED, a Yomg Man as Geneial Sorv.nt,-Apply at PiolHo Uot^l WA>TED,a Young Man to malfa him self Koi.orolly uaefu1 — App.y at STAB Office. . WANTED, a Kespqctable Girl about 16 yoara oi ago.—Apply to A. M. Williams, Syuionds-streot (near windmill.) WAMTttD, an Office Boy.—Apply by letter to Box 8, Post Office, Auckland. Y\T aNTED i a g°od steady Barman for I! enquiry hotel.—Apply at Walttmiata Hotel to-ulghi, botwoan 8 und 9 o'oloclr. ANi'BD, Uo good Carpenten. - Apply Birrel Hoio), P*roefl lU&o, bo twepn 7 and S totmo.^'OW m-rnlnit. ANTED, a Boy j good wages to a smart respbctable Youth.—Apply at tho Cheap Furniture and Bedding Mart, viotorla street East, nest tl)e Publlo Hot Batflß. • WA^TBD, a Girl abput 14. -For address apply Mr Aley, GrQcqr, St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby,' Y\T-*Nrab, a good Engine Smith and TT Bpller-makor for Wellington; steady work.—Apply to J. Trenwltli'a Boot Factory, Wakeflald-Btreot. ■ . ■ ■■ X\7 ANTKD, Kitcbeo. Man.-H. Maiden, tT Queen-atreet. ■ TiTANflp. a Steady SiDgle Man.tq TT drive a p&lr of horn*. — Apply X, Stookloy, -rohHf'r _____ WANTED,' 3 or 4 Strcng La«lß.--Appiy John Grey, -den Ore«cent. WANTED, a constant »upply oi Kres|x Ba'.torand sctig»; hlghesiprioa rlvcu.— J. Bailey and Co., UwerQr»y-Btr«et. ' WaNiEU, a Boy who can milk a«<} ltiake himaolf teaerailr Biofut »buut a, bousa -nd K>raeiD; v o'oantry boy preferred y-Aliply W Mr J, M. MheM, Quoen-Htreot. W ANTKD. a Rood qeopral Servant.— __A pply to Mri Ifoei. CJuoecratroet.' *lfcrA?fTED, at opce, a good GoneraJ TT .-iotvßn',—Mrs H, KUioti, Moaut Kdne outuba. Hupoorn-streoti ANI'iJD, a respectable Youth to flelly.r tiaroelg.— a. Lipucnry anil Co. WANT.D, a Feeder for a Whaifdalo Muohiae. — Apply at oi.ee to Ltau Qffloa. ' r_ WANTED, a good smart Uund for the Goncral Drapery Buslnesa' (Retail).— Arch. Clark and Son. ' •» ■ ■ ■ WANTED, a General servant; aUo, a Voua. ijlrluo tudor Nnno, duo baby un:y; ri.(ori3LOos ruqulrod. - Apply 10 Mrs Uuurne. Or-keUto»d. Kpmncra. .... ■■■■ ih ANTED good GK.MiIUI, SEK w> VASJT. Apply to Mrs Tcomaln. Hob, son-street, oppqait i at. Muttbowß', I tjiTANTED, a good Goncral Servant; TT reforoncoa required.-Awi-ly Miv clu man, top ot GraiUn Ro*d. . WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply at Mrs It. if, Symon's, corner Victoria and Albert Btroots. „ AN IE i', v TenanJ; ler a I'hotographic >>* (Jillo'ry: best part of Qaeon-bUeet— Atply toltaaj Hnllllpa. ■ WAn'l'ED, a General Servant; refcrqn coa required.—Apply to Mr* Uusloy, G-fi f Qn r pad (op'po lto fqrk Road); \\/ANTED", a good General Servant, TT rof.ranees required.—'Aoply Mra V. Kel6(-y, Mount Kden, near public school, or Cbanus Koltey and Co., Qacen-Btre»t. ANTtI), a First-class iinsmith; hiaheet wcgee. — Apply D. Minor; Vellf ilystrfet Kant. ■ ■ WANTED, a steady middk-agedWo man »b bousek«»per. —' For address apply sttv, Office. • WANTED, a good Geoeral Serrant. Befort'npes r^julred.—Apply to Mrs S. Mitohelpon. Lower Homnprf, ■ iv AJNTkD, for a merchant's office, a ' ■ * Junior Oerk, muse v.At.O agr d bsnd ■nd bo quick at flprares.—Apply In own hand wrlilng to box 23i, Post-Olfloe. Anokland, WANT iD, a middle-aged General Ser vant. Wages no objeot to an able and willing 's«rv.nt.—Apply Immediate!) to the blne'Pos'1. ViotorU-Btraat Katt ■' \»i A«TED KNuWN-I m\\ giyp a VT 'Handßome'Present to the'first nirnin who can get baiter Piano Music for %a than 1 C3ll at my Uobaon-street Shop for 6d.—W. U, Uampler.- , ' , • \,V^NTIID SEEN~ThrWrouK_tlroß y » Safes, £3 10t, £i, and £i 10*.-At Dani plnrV Hobaon-»treet ghop, WANTED, Private Board and Heii. deuce, by two respectable young trados mcn.—State tornis, &c. to Mechanic, this paper. WANTED SEEN— The Cheap Lot of Crockery jus( arr<v>d at Uumplet'a H.b on-Btreet Ship. WANTED, to Dispose of at Pateara really first - olass Blaqksmith's and Coach-building Establishment (Freehold), doing aflrßt-olass business.—Fbt1 particulars, apply to T. and S. Morrin and Co. ' ■ ■ ■ ■* ufANIED KNOWN-Valentines, VT Corriifi and Small Sentimental Kinds, Very Cheap-wholesalo.—O, Maokayi Bobksolloi1, U. grey-street, . ■ j v AftTuD- Go and tec the Grand Lot "» of Choap Furniture at Dampler'a HobBT--ttrvi6t Shop. ■ ■ . H/ AH TED, Eye Doctors and others to recommend the quality of my is QiieotaoloJ. No hlßbbr prloa at tbo Hobeon affect Shop.—W. H. liampler. WANTED KNOWN—Tin Kettles,Ts 6d; Tin Saucepans,from6d; tenamelled Bauoopans, 2s Cd.—At Dampier'a Hobson-Btreet Shop.- ..-.■■ W^KTEp, Ponsonby Ladies to know they can havo thoir own Matorlala used i'or all descriptions of Milllnory, at mode rate charge.—Kobson's Melbourne House, Pon sonby. ra/ANTED.! —Ladies' and Children's T T TJnderlinen in variety. Any sort not In gtock made on the premises. Less than town prices.—Rqbs'on'B Melhourno Houso, Ponsopby," \*rA»TED, a Partner to jola a TT thdrouehly practical nun, wild has boon used to ereot saw mills, oarry on the woi Ic ing of the eamo as well rb the working of the bush and everything oonneoted with the timber trade; and he has BCO sores of first olasa kauri bufh. freehold; ne«r to railway Btatton, Capital required to work on equal share;, about fildfiO.— For panlcnlars, apply to Jthn aoppott, Land Agant. No. 8 Qnean-stre'at. \.tj AN ' JiD S.KEN— The Fresh Lot p{ 7T Iron'Bedetea'ls ((Jonble), 30s j Single do, 18 61: lion Cot', 15i; at Uamplw's" Hobsoa streot SijOj), ' ' ' ' '' \\r A'STK©, By" a steady, "soher young • • ■ Man, a Situation \n a store or win,p cellar,— Apply by letter, J.K., Stak Offlge, ANTtfD KNOWN—Hbuae"Brooms. IS 3d: Yard Brooms, }a 54; Hautl Brushes, 9d.—At PampieVsJllobSQn-Bireet Shop. Y\r ANTED to Sell, a Strong Wertbeim's * » Troidlo Sewing Maohino.olmoßt n« <v,— Olongh. Mnchlnlet. Qrey-Btreet. WANTED, a respectable Boarder in a QU'et family, within fi mlnatea' walk ot Qnoen-atreet Terms: _0a per week, including waßblcg, bath. &o—MrsKyoer, Symond -street (ocrner of Havelook-streel). WANTED to SEIL (cheap), Two Handsoma Co nterp, IS f ot long.— Apply to I Pnliltpg, Qieen street. WANTED KNOWN — Shovels and Spades, 3s; Four-pronged Garden Forks, 4s 6d.-At Dampier'a Hobson-atreet Shop. W ANTED KNOWN, "Semogenes V » cow on aale at Charles Kelsoj and Co's, two doors balcrw Morrlfß', Ironmoage'B. WANTED KNOWiS,—If you want to Dress well for a Small Weekly Payment, go to Munro & Milllgan, Tailors and Drapers, Hobson-streot. ! W~ ANTED KNOWN, Lawn Tennis and Cdoketware. at Charles Kelßey aid Co/b, two doors below Morrlns', Ironmoagere. W ANTKD KNOWN, Sterling Silver Jewelrey—Charles-Keleey and Co. keep only real silver jewelery, no washed Roods of any kind j the newest designs oonßtanUy sxrlv ng per mail steamers,-Charles Eelsey & Co., two doora below Morrin^', Ironmongerr,



Wanted. i&/ ANTED—Go and See the Handsome vw Spring Couobes, only fil 186.—At Dam pler'a Hobeon-atreet Shop. WANTED, a Gotd General Servant references required; wages,, 12s per week.—Apply to Mrs J. Williams, Wyndham street (opposite Stab Office). ___ WANTED, tiuiel-keeper*, Oonlec tlondre, and the Pnbllo Ronerally, to oreventaootdentifrotn thft'iursilngof lemonade bottles while beinor oi^uod, whloh is rendered perfectly aafe by using one of W, S. Jones' Im proved Leather Hand Guards.— Vv". 8. Jones, Manufacturer of Siddlery, Harm si.&o, Queen street. \\! ANTED KNOWN-Money ad- V" vanced on Personal and Collateral Se curity, repayable by weekly instalments. Bills Discounted.—Rae's New Zealand Pawn Ofllce, Daßby-street. \A7 ANTED SEEN—The Ptetty Half * pound Tea Canisters, 91; 1 o do, la ;at Dampler'n HoEsbn-gtreet^Bhop. \*/ ANTED SEEN—The Supouyr » T Quality of tha Kid in the Ladles' w hlte Kid Boots, only 2j tha pair s few Writ." Out door Hocti tett (large blz<js), only Is fid tbe pair: long Lntther laooh, Id the galr, 9.) tbe doK-n pairs; Boot Qiobb, 61 ihe bottle. Also a lar«e ljt of Superior Kid tons. Sitpperr, &v, &o Tbe name (In red Jettc n) Is <\i the bottom of my shop Id Vlotorla-Btreet -W. H. Daropler. LAND SOCIETY SHARES, Wanted to Purchase-Land Society Shares, Apply by letter To "Shares," i Star Office. fpO BAKERS.—Wanted, a Young Man J as lecond hand, or as an Improver.— Aup'y Sir Kollereon, Pitt-street. A LADY offers a happy horce at the sea-side, in a beautiful and healthy locality, and good instruction to ohildren of cither sex.—Terms and references on applica tion to Mrs Poole, Paihia (opposite RuasoJ, Bay of Islands). To Let, ri"W LBT, Pietty Four-roomed Cottage in X View Road,—Enquire at the Store, Mount Kdon Koad. mo I>ET IN ONEHUf.Ga.-A Villa I Kosidence In Queen-street, near the Rail •way Station, at present occupied by Captain Shepherd, who is leaving on or about the 6th Fobruaiy,—Apply to P. Ciork, Onehunga. ' jj' O LET, a 4 and a 5-roomed House; _S tentßaiach.—J. Williams, Vloter a-Oie^t. rpo LE (' (Furnished), the House on Park L Koad now ocoupied by me.—X. Lalehioy. January SO, HSB3. ._ rrO LET (at Whau), Brick Yard, with I Bbeda, Vng Mill, &<•„ in working orJer, sear Waikomid R.iiway Station; 11 aorosof land) low rentnl —Applyto Mr Peok. Grocer, Whau, or (Xnn)li ana Ccopor, aolioltore, Auck land. ' riAO LIT, a ahop and Dwelling, coiner I of Groy and Queen Btroots, — Apply 0, Aiokln,High-3treet. ri>U tET, a Five'roorned CetUge in I Prospept - street, near Ponsonby Hall; ovpry conYonienoe, — Apply W, G, Allen, Olarenpe-atreet, Pqnaonuy. i t O LET, a Shop and House in Victoria- I avreat; beat stand oui cf Queen atreec for a grocery or /rulterer buslneit. Kent, HI per wojli.— *pr>ly this ellioo, riO LET, comfortable S-roomeJ House; I matGu'den! IS mUutea from (0»t office —K. H. Uavies. Na.han'a Band, Oasctm Hon-o fltreot. r|M) LsT, r>ublin-.«t.reet, off Karangabape I jloafl, }2-HQrse Stabjo and Ooaoh House, Hay £bf t, «?c.; water laid in to Stable.-D. F. Svans, Kstata AKent, Queen - street, nex " Herald," Ofllpe, %0 LET, twp Rooms In Orey-stice*,— I Apply tq Mrs Vonng; Fancy Paper Shop, Gray^*"*Bo*- 'i'O LET, Shop and Dwelling on Pon a wnby Road. The Ballding la almost new and fitted ■ffUta gas, water, fco1 &o. Good Shop and 1) welliiift 16 r*om»); flr>t olasa uosiilon, ana is now oooapied by Mr Drawford, Greongrooor, Hent, lit per w«e£'-D. F. Kvau, Estate Agent, Qqeeq-. treat. 1"^0 LET, «t t^e Bay of Islands^'near Bdissoll, a 4 roqn^ed Cottage (furnished).— Tor particulars apply to "Publisher," Stab QjUce. ' TO BB LET, in ypper Qupen-ttrect, a 6-fOomad Home, with « larg- «tr. en planted with fiult trees; rent, 15s por w«ok.— g. Cf K^jngtoo. !-0 IET, in Upper i xolfon.stieet, a s roome* nou-e, (nmlahed or umurnlahed. —Kngalra at Horne'j. WelllQgion-Btrflßf. I^o LET, a Farm of 15 acres, with a ' comfortable Houses and Qut-buildinga, on the Pah Road, Epsom. Very suitable fora' training stable.—Apply to Ji M; & X Jlbwbray, Land Agents, i% Queen-atreet. ' '111 LeT—College Koad—A nejv and I BpUradldly flnUhrdShopaLd DwdfltnK of 6 rmnn, rub and water lalj in,a llrut-flass bn>i n*sn position. R>nt exiremoly moderate.— D. F. Kvann. Ksuke Agonc, Qaeea-siroot, next " HeralA"oflloe. • ' ' ' ' ' II" BK-, LET, al2-roo^ed Rouse in Vianioll■■; uas in caph raom', and khb stovo n kitchen; colonial oven In lower kltoheri: a'hundant supply of water; oommands splendid viewa Ront, 30s per week (cas fittings in oluiiiid) ■ well Hiiuiuua lor a family or tioarding houflo.—Apply Goodson's Eondon Aicada. t>o L».T, a comfortable 8-ioomea tlouee, tliv'ocl reof; stable, buggy house, and all n»cosskry onibuildlDts, togeiher wih nboat live tores Rood volcanlo graes Upd, situated about hair mile from KilersUu Hall-ay station. — 4pply to J. R Moriifith, No. 91, New Zua-'and Insura»oo Bnlldlnifß. 0 LET, Bpsenheim near the Three Lamps, Ponsonby, a Villa' Residence of 10 rooms, mngniflcent view of thp harhour, ana opposite coast, largo and wcU-vonulated rooms, Ijaq, watpr, apd outDuildings, garden and ironard well draipod. For a' term to a good tenant,—D. F, Evans, Estate Agent, Queon street, next " Herald" Office. '|>U UKT or LEASE, all those iiret-class I BU3INKBB PRE MIBKB Bltnat..d oormr Of Valoan Lane and' Hlgh-siroot, now In oocn pation of Mssars Boylan and Tanfleld, \thd sre remtivin?. This Is a most deslraiible and central position, and a flrat-olasa stand for any whole suU bnolnesß. The' building Is oommpdloog (tbree floors and cellar), well lighted, rat proof, quite dry, and fitted, with patent lift; nas, water, and other conveniences.-For further rartlouUrj apply to the oooupaiit*. or to D. F. Evana, KBtato Agent. HOUSES TO LET, furnished and un {urnlehed.—Apply K. tz K. Dnder.Honse • Bents. DeTonport W"OKTH SHO«K.—To Let, two Houses, .™ eaoh 5 rooms; also. House of 7 rooms,— B. Tanner, 8, Quoon-atreet. ' ' '" ' "lETqpol^rT^SxH~BHl>lK7^ XJ To Let or far Bale, a 0 roomed Cottae-e, new. In a good position.—Apply K. & It Dudor. Hnn»e ana 1 and Agnate - ■ |>i»KEK'S FKEMISBg TO LET.—An I_> Old 15.tabllehed Bakery, of I&yesm stand ing and bualnees premised oltuatad in Vtotoila reoi • oven nowly ro-bullt and water laid on, Wret olafla opening.—Apply to Mr Stevenson', Nelton-street. oorne of Baiter-street, I iuKHJJK QUEKN aNI) gduKT \J LAND-3TVBKT4 To Let or Sell, the balnnoe of my Leue of Offloe or Shop, corner o( Queen and Shdrtland- BUee r. o. ORWirwwonp. For Saie. - v . r X- I-N T" a % S, FOR BALE-CoinpieTe Nowspsper and J t ob blDg Plant, all ne\7', and sultab'e for oountry paper,-Apply Btab Offloe, Anoeland. TpORSA.'E, a Light American Double r seated Waggon; also Horse and Harness. —Apply to J. Patterson, next to'Calodonia' Hotel, Karangahape Roarl. ' .' Ij^Oß SALE OR LEAS*, a New and I Commodious Residence and Grounds (the ale OapN Symondl^, situate in Qnoan-Jtreor, )nohnng». The bouse oontatn< 13 rooms, stands ligh, and commands a magn'floent view of Manukau Harbour. Maogsre, and ourronndlDg dißtrioto. The grounds aro tastefully laid but— a tennis lawn, flowir garden, orchard, jpo. 4\ taohed to the above are all the necessary out. batlc'lnßS. A most desirable rsiidooas for a BontlomanV fnmily,-Cards to view and all par ticular from D. IF. Kvans, Ketate Agdnt, Qaeen gtreet. (606) t FOR SALE, nauku, a very desirable ' Lfttle Farm of about 3a acres, noorly all BUbdividecl Into Brass paddocks, drops, rruU trees. &c. &o.; a small plcoe ot native bnefi; an abundant supply of water; and aood Honn, 7 rooms, stable, dairy, oowshod, piggerlsß. tec, Sco,, making lo all a oempsot little farm, the whole nf whloh Is oflVrea for £330; eltuated In pretty poaltion, near ptrarch, Bohool. fco., &0.~ U. y. avnn>, Estate Agent. Qaeen-s'reet. 033 . rUK SALE, Mount Eden, new and; <T handsome gable ended V'"°. containing 5 room", sonllsrr, waah-honsp, largo olsttra, &o. fitted with register, kitonen rorgo. oUp btardß. to. Good position.moiaroad irontaßc, veiydesirabln freehold allotment, about SO by 200. Price, &'W.-O. F. HvaKß, Kstate As< at, next " Hernia"Offlce. Qnaen- treat )6(MT SALE (MangereK'Taluabre: Little M? ■ Dairy Fo,rm and Market Garden, about 4} aorpj, fltß&olass' volcailTo land,'adjoining th,g Mangere Depasturhig and' Water ; splendid oattle run; tofjethpr with goo 4 Six-: rooracd Hoiisearid extensive Qut-Dulldlngs, such p,a staWe, oaw-Jhed, tarn, &c. &c— Foriurthey )art(oulars anply to Mr W. Webh, qn the pro. mises, or to D. F. Evaftg. latftte Agent, Queen.^ street;, (m ru LBASE OK FOE SALtt, oa easy terms, suitable for dairymen and to those aooustomed to oows, a Most Desirable Farm of 100 acres, with good House and necessary Out buildines; a navigable rlverforms one boundary: all fenced and in grass. If sold, half oash will bo taken. Good market In immediate neigh bourhood,-For further particulars apply Win, Gulliver, Estate Agont, Ponsonby. OATS. /-kATS. r^ATS- Ais. \Jaxb. vats. 1000 SACKB fiOOD (XLD fiAHS 1 acks vxoou KJld Uats (nETraa for p.ed than hew). IN LOTS TO SUIT PUKCHASERS, AT LOW BATEP. y*r AND Q. \\ /INSTOJyB>



! Meetings. ! A UOKL 'A X D Bi*i ■> uV HOPJB Lt*. TJNcON OHOIH.-Notlea to Mtmber?. • — Praotloa Meeting THIS (Wednesday) JCViCNINU, In the Newton Congregational Bohool-room, Edinburgh-street, Kirangahapa Koad.at7.3o. MemberaararoßieioMullyroquet fen to bo punotasl.—vv. j. Ma.' DKrflYUjlT, Sjcrjtary.—9*oll p&rtloulars as to Friday's meet- I ins: In Choral iiail may to obtained a', tame p aoa and time, TjIIGHT hOURS DEMONiSTRAIION, The Pretests entered for the Spirts wlllba enquired into at a mect'nit of tlio riportn Cor.i mUteq,tobe held at t: o WorSinß Mon'aClub THIS (Wednesday) KVKN'INQ. »t 8 o'clock, wbon all pirtt-.a interested aro re quested to attend n. MI jCLKTON, Hon. Sea AUCKLAND REGATTA. 'the PaiZEJ will be paid over to the eno opssfol competitors on WbDNHSDaY EVEN ING, the Slet inbt. at the Walteniata Hotal, at 8.30 p.m. All ACCOUNTS against the Re;?»lU Clob to ba rendered before FRIDAY NitXr, the 2nd Fobrnary. ROBT. E. TSAACS, Hon. Beo. '{iIIE Annual General Meeting of the f Members of the Northern Club w»i be held in the Rtndlnvj-room of the Clab oi THUKSDAY. Ist (Tebrnary, at 2p.m.—Prlnoss street, 29tn January, 1883. Tenders. T7"AIPARA.WAIKAtO RAILWAY, NEWMARKET WORKSHOPS. Pablio Works Office, Wellington, 15th January, 1883. TENDERS will be roceivea at this Office un til NUON on FRIDAY, tho 2nd March, 1883, foi the above Contract. They are to bo marked on the outside, '• Tendor for Newmarket Work shops," and addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Pablio Works. Telograhio tenders, similarly addressed and (marked, will bo received }t pre sented at any Telegraph Office by NOON of' the .same date, provided that tenders as above are lodged at any Distriot or Resident Engineer's Office by the same hour. Drawings, specifica tions? and general conditions may be seen at this office, at the Public Works Offices Auck land, Wanganui, Christchurch, Dunedin, and Invercargill, and at tho Warden's Office Qrahamstown, The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, By command. JOHN BLACKETT, Engineer in Charge, North Island. DOADS, NORTH ISLAND. OAMBRIDGEs&OTORUA ROAD BUSH CONTRACT No. 2. Public Works Office, Auckland, January 25th, 1883. Fresh Written Tenders will bo received at thiß Office untdl noon of THURSDAY, February Bth, 1833, for the above-named Contract. Plans, speeifloationa, and conditions of Contract can bo seen at this Office, at tho Warden's Office, Thames, at tfie Constabulary Barracks, Cam bridge, and at the Post-offloo, Tauranjpra. Ten dors must be addressed to tho Hon. the Minister for Publio Works, Auckland, and markod outside, "Tender for Bush Contract 1 No. 2." Tho lowest or any tender not necess arily accepted. By command. W. H. HALES, District Engineer, SE, P AR* TE TENDERS are invited until Noon of MONDA.Y, 5h February, for the Dnrch»Beof Leasehold*, Machinery, and Nulld lne in the assigned estate oC Thou in Hoi pun. 1. The lease for ten and a half jears of Business Previses and law alx-roomed House, having through depth to Kawrgahape Koad sod Bareatord-straet, at the low xround rental of 28.* per week: together with the Shed, Gas Knjiimi mof-iy now). Chßlfoutier, Saw Benok and Fittings, all in good working order. ii. The lease for about eighteen years of •remises in Onatomhouse-strent, with large iron )u ldtng and Machinery, which conalsts of six horsa-power Has Knglne, Chaffjutter, Corn orusoer, Siw B»noh and Fittings, all of wbioh h,<ve been newly erco'QA, and are sneolal'y adapted for the Bar. Corn, and tTirowood Buslnes'. Ihe growing Impqrtunoe of premises in this locality rondure itaiH a most important and de»irable investment The lowobt or any tendor nat necessarily neospted. Tenders to. be lefi at the offloe of W. and 0, »Intone. Customhouiestreat Kaet. ' GEOKQ i WINarONB, / Trnateeg. rrEI^DERS for the Erection of a School « House at Abarimu will bo received by tho Education Board, Wyndhara street, Auck land, Until noon o£ \fEDNESDAY, Uth Febru arr'next. Plans and specifications at tho office of tho J^oaw^-HTid at tha.fi/OianJ.--A.wwlnaH. —: -- ~ 'pENDEKS for the orectjon of a Teacher's • House at Ofqti^i will be received by th. Education Board. Wyndham-streot, Auckland uhti". noon of WEDNESDAY, Uth February 18831 -• Plans and speoiflcations may be soon at the offices of the Board, and On application to the Chairman of the District School Ccjnmjttoe, Opotiki. ■ ' 'p O U V 1 L O E X S. Tenders will bo received un ti) noon oi? SATURDAY,'February 10, for the Erection of a Brick Building in Wyndliam-street. Plans, &c, at our offices, Queen-street. EDW. MAHONEY & SON. - ■ Architects. rilU B U I L D E & 8. Tenders will be received u,p to noon on TBUnaDAY. the Ist Februa,^ ton the Hroo tion of a Cottage at Avondale. I'lanjs and, Bpeoifioations at oar office. T. W. HIOKSON «5 CO, G.S.UA.I Qneen-atree1". npENREI^S Wanted for Painting, two M. Houses.—Apply to W. J. Sayers, Mary-, street, Mt. Eden. Bcc^esiaatlca'.. v W/^ISLEYAN METHODIST CON TT JPSRaNOir. Conference Lnokure — Rev. Joe. Bony, Pltt stioet Chtuoh, Wednesday, 31et, at 7.3j) p.m. CooTersatlonal Meeting — Pitt-street Charon, Thnraday, Ist February, at 7.30 p m. \|BW WESLBYAN UHUKCH AN© ll SUNDAY BOHOOL. A,ROaHHIL t THE 50DNDATJ0N. BLOCKS . Will bb La>d. TO-MORRO.W (Thursday) A^rKitNONOn EffiV. F. BRST, OF CB^L &TCQOIIOB, AND ' RKV. a H,. GARIiiND, p? YTtxpoA,, i he Ministers of the Olroujt and cither friends will aieo take part in the Oremouy,. Beryloa to oommence at 3.30 o'clock. J\ large gathering is anticipated^ '. i » . ■ . "I Yojunteer NQljioest ■\75OrojRU RIELEB.-Any of th» old T members, or others who h»v« promised to .loin and who nave not yet been sworn in under the New Regulations, are requested to attend at the »rlil-nhed THIS (Wednesday)) evening, at 8 o'olook sharp, this being the last day on which members mijrty) Kmoiled. a Jub.wd of the Peace will lie In attendance. - O. MAHON. Captain, A UCKLAND BIELE ASSOCIATION. The Third Quarterly Competition Of thja Association will tako place, at the lijonnt Eden ange, on SATURDAY, 3rdpro3dni(i- Ranges : 200, 400, and'soo yards; seven shots at each,' distance. One trial shot only will b(i allowed at each range, fee, 2s 6d, wiiltie received, on (he range. Competitors require (fl.bo on the. roogo at 1.30 p.m. sharp, ■ P ■ JAMEB B. FAIR&, :'."■ '" -' :Ro.n,Seo., Bdt»catioaal> I^H^, KEY. C. BISPHAM'S SCHOOL A Keopened on TO-DAY, Jurauary 80, Boarders reoaivei oa moderate term?, Parnell. Tuesday. Jannrry 30,18(13. MADAME BUMME.BBAYIJS, lMing obliged to finish her engagrmont with the CoVeges In Nebon, will not be a.ble to take PUPIt« in Auckland no til LAST WEBX >n MAKCH. nerma and nrracgementi mean while at Messrs Hoffminn'H, Kudy^. and Upton^; or from Madsrae SnmmerhiiyjiP, Nelson. Meaicsu XTEPLEK ]i/|ALT T^XTRACT1 Tho undenlgned, AS AOKNT, has Just opened in BXOKLLENT CONUITIOM the flrat shipment of the following i— KKPLKR'B KXTRACT O? MALT, Large and Bmall Slaos. KKPLKRS BXTRACT OK MAI-T, With Hops KBPLER'S KXTRAOT OF MALT. With HYFOFHOBFHmS. , KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT. Wi«h Pefsim KEHLKR-8 BXTEAC^F^AL,;.^ KEPLER'S EXTRACT O^MALT.^ KBPLBB'S KXTRAOT OF MALT, With On, and lodise or Iboh The " Lancet' eaygi-" Kepler Malt Krt»oJ la very good,and maybe used with oonfldenoo." eeoondtteportof the Lancei" on toe Kepler 1 Malt BxtoSt i-Keplert Kxtraot ot Mall to aa dtaUnot an advance in thei apontlos as was Soe Strodnotion of ood-Uver oiL Bis moot Sur beet remedies for atoulo dyßPOpma. and U nnflJ^dly useful in oomramptioE and other wanting dißeaseu.- ASKNT »OB ACOSXASD— GRAVES AIOKIN.



Fersona'. IP the party who took the Brown Ulstei from the Choral Hall on Monday niah1 ooas not return the Bame to T.M.. Stab Office prooaedlDga will be taken, as the party is known ■fft/i KS OOSTEK'S Address w WellesW ''' street W., opposite the Opera House Feathers Dyed i a all &c newest shade™ A nice assortment of Ladies' Caps just received. Lost and Found. L ui^' ( a? a,? H *ack keldiDg) with'bhck points, tail ont eqoare &bove books, white stir on lorehead.-Aayono bringing him to Alex, lamb, Remurra. will be suitably re warded. * "IJIOUftD, a Purae with Money.—addlv JL 1 Stab Office. J f JJ.OT AWAY.— Mouse-cojoured. Mare> V* with vary email, white epot on forehead' and piece out out of left ear. 10a reward by rdturnlnK name to Mr Oarblori, Queen-street. Public notices, BAIinRS'REST, 39, QUEEN-STREET WHARF, AUCKLAND, N.Z Three small rooms have been taken at the above address, in order to supply a want long felt by this community, to provide a suitable place of reßort for the seamen of the port. Donations of Maps, Pictures, and Illuminated Texts for the Walls ; Books, Magazines, and Tracts ; Chess, Draughts ; also, a large Filter, and subscriptions will bo thank fully received by either of the Secretaries. Messrs Larkins and Ewington. or at the rooms. I HENRY E. FELL, Missionary to Seamen. PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. MR KDWIN HORNBBY (late ot Mesora T and 3. Morrln) has been admitted a Partner In my bUßlness, which will be carried on under the firm of " LAUIUK & HORNSBVT." W. S. LAURIK, Auckland, 25th January, 188?. AS A PREVKNTATIVE of Sea Sick, ness, Mur.hiH'a Preparation of Apo mot'tthla la nearly specific. Is.—W. QoodaoD, London Aro.de. A LL ACCOUNTS owing to Mrs Nichol, c\ 223 Queen-street, must be Paid on or be fore FRIDAY, the 9th of February. T l. SIBBIN AND BfiOWN, COMMERCIAL & GENERAL PRINTERS, 65, Qubbn-st., Auckland, Three Doors above Waitemata Hotel. THOS. SIBBIN AND CHAS. BROWN have :he honour to intimate that they have entered nto partnership as Commercial and General Printers, and have opened busin&s at the ad dress above. In respectfully soliciting a Bhare of your favours, we would assure you that no effort will be spared upon our part to exeoute your orders with Neatness, Acouracy, Promptitude, and Economy. As regards the first three essentials, we have only to state that we were both trained by the late Mr William Atkin, of High street, in his well-known habits of punctuality and general excellenco of work. Our expenses are very light, and of this we shall give our oustomers the advantage, making our prices as low as possible. Any work, of a private or secret character maybe entrusted to S. & B. with perfect confi dence, as none but themselves are engaged in Us production. . UIN(?KR MACHINES, 2a Gd per week, k3 D. i. Chambers. LADIES Silk, Batln, and Cacbmeie Dolmans, eto, ail tailor ont, oeautlfnlly made, tastefully trimmed; lowest remunerative prloes, —W. Petty. Ladies.' Tailor, opposite inmr and Navr Howl ROBERT J. SOUSTKB, BUJTOER, JOINEK, AND OAKPENTER, NORFOLK-ST., PONSONBI. Estimates Supplied for every dcsoclptlon ot work connected with the trade. . Office and Shop Fittings, Alterations, Ad ait ons and Repairs, with all kinds of Joiners* Work, at Lowest Rate* A Poßt-ca.rd will ensure prompt attention. rrtOURISTS AND OTHERS JL SO . ROTOMAHANA HUT LAKES me CAUTIONED. . . Against being Misled by Agents to tako THROUGH TICKETS. FCLL. AND. RELIABLE INFORMA TIUK • s As to COST and ROUTE on application at the Auckland, Agency for LAKE BODSE, R6TORUA, National Insurance Buildings, 83, Queen-street. Auckland, January 30,1883. riQrSE, LAND, AND ESTATE ML.**lll*lo'' OonJi.«inU«~W~o»»TT» *»*•»«»» ---atroet. and Kverton Gotbge, Ohuroh - street, N orth Shore.—i he undersigned, in commencing le abovo BaelneßS, begs to intimate to Propany loia&B- and the Public generally, that any Justness entrusted to him will have his per inal an* oeuetal Bapervlsion, and tiaets by trict promptitude and integrity, to merit aup poct from his many known friends. ALFKED COX 1 StTALEHTIJNES I I '* VawntinkS! At N. G, LENNOX'S, 100, Queen st (Late Edward Wajte's). JUST OPENED, AND NOW ON VIKW, A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF Comic Valentines ( Comic VA^NTiNna t BENTIME^IAt VILKNUNES I Sbs^imkntal Valentines I '. ÜBSFUL VALKNTI^eS !• USSVUL ViiKNTINHB Sato.be^s I S4TOHBTS!; Eto v AT CLKARANCK PHIOE4 TO OTFKCr A RBADT BAWT. Cbeap school SLiTEB, Cheap gcoooL Exsaoma Books, Osbap SOHCtttc Cofx books. ' Cheap school DiotiaNAHiia Ohiip Fctaooi. Bbadiaq Books, CHSAP SQHOOL REQOISITKS cv KVKRV DHSORIPTION AT OLKARANOK PRICKS, AT TH- /I T RN N O X-9, ii^ \y. A* « n n o x*»* (L&te Edward Wnyte'e), 100, qOBKN.STRiEiKT, AUQKbANn Wm. Me Arthur & <Jo., " AUCKLAND. . o TO, DR&LRRB IN FANOV HOODS, KARTBENWARB, CHINA AND QUA. AND (JKNKKAI. SToKItKKKilJK»S Plain and Fancy Stationery Perfumery ana Toilet Soaps Broihware and Combs Table and Pocket Cutlery K.P. and B.M. Hoods ' Iron Bedsteads Mlrrort and Fancy KtudUdm Clocks. Watohea, and Jiewelletj Tobaooo, Cigars, and Pipjaa Musical Inatrnmantj Earthenw*re, Ohms, and GUajß Vaees, Flawer-etands. «Co. Parian wa,re, Plotures Pnrsea, Hand $#», and Bssfcetfl Orioaet'cft Appointments Lawn Tennis ttnd Badminton Archery and Croquet Indoor Games, Toys, fte, NOVELf 183 FOR CHRIrtTMAS. JO X fl HES T, AND WINE, MEAT, AND FISH SAWS COMBINED. Sample, No. 1 Quality, on View at FISHER & CD'S. (LIMITED), AT UNION SASH fc DOOR OO'S. OFFICE. Customhouse-street Hast; FACTORY-Mooh«nlos" Bay. PRICE...; ..rr. ::..i.£6 10s. od. Samples, Nob. 2 and 3 Quality, Shortly on View UNION STEAM SAW, MOULDING, SASH AND DOOR COMPANY (Limited). A UUKLAHD FEkMANSNT X\. 00-OPBRATTVK BUIIiDINQ AND 1j vk BTMBNT SOOIBTY. OniOßt-IIT. QuraN-crnnn. LOANS granted upon approved mostlUm of Freehold or Leasehold Propertlaa In maa Of £20 to 86 000 Drtndpsl and interest being re wabto intotataMtt at the following R» DnOBD Rates Uxt ropsrment of eaob UO9 l)OrHIWBflt~ B9parinentßertend-| Per w «ek. Total amount UWOTBr ™ "II repayable. ' :; « b. a. R a, o. I year . . 10 0 104 0 0 lyear* - -1010 10SSI • jean _ . HI 1U U 0 ijreart _ _ 11 8 Ul I I Byean _ _ 8 1 IHll 1 -ear* _ II 117 U B 10 year* - .11 1831» I And n the same proportion tor imaller or larger loans, DBPO3ITB.-The Society receives Money n Deposit at t per east, per annum. JOHN BAT&KKi Seoretarr,



board ftna ttttsiaeacd. •TWO Gentlemen (friends) require Board JL »nd tieafdonca In private family,—Stait particu'ars to 8.G., st^b Office. f^OA.KD AND RKftIDKNCE.-A fl'n,?Li Vacancy fop two Boarders (single or 'n£v?n r0,0m3-)-Mrs Price, Wellesley-strcet, next Dr. Dawson's. * T>OAKD AND i«iiSljUEiNaKfor2or S irv^u... nsr ¥ en; hesllh* locality ; tern* %ffijj£ggg Mc Dawi- Wa""*'°n »«*•» I rpOYOOIT VILLA, Vincent-street - Mw Fuller? 2 ! P 8° ttn(l s owor batb— ' ()T*i U*yL"*llLI!: APAtiTMKINTS tor ncsa Sttf "S lng their accouchment; quiet- I &c M? O m OMING &*■ Per Wee*. bINGLE KOOM .jlSflJmr Week. OLD CLDB PRIVATOoardFg HOUSE. Eden Crescent, Auckland witbfo .three minutes walk of £ho RiiilwaAtatfon " Wharf, Post office, Supremo Court-Souse* and ■ Banks.-Firat-cla3s Accommodation for Visitors from the Coast and Country Distrlots. Apart ments en suite for Ladies and Families. Plunge and Shower Baths. Letters and teleerama addressed: o the Manager, Old Club Private Boarding House, Eden Crescent, Auckland,will | receive prompt attention. Y'OT«OB uoU S B Beach Road, Devonport. A delightfully situated Marino Residence, commanding an extensive view of the harbour, city, and suburbs; conveniently located between the Victoria and Devonport wharves. Every comfort and convenience for visitors and board. Terms moderate. JNQ. OWEN. Gazette in ijarusruptcy -^^B^^- '■■' IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN JUDICIAL IN BANKRUPTCY. ' In the matter of "The Debtors and Cre ditors Act; 1876," and ot the several Aots amending the ssmo, aid in the mittctr o( the Baukrnptoy ot WiiUiii MowbbiY Higos, of Rfmaera, near Auckland. In tbe iJrovlnc:nl District ot Auckland, la the Colony of New Ze» land, Timber Clerk, a Debtor. Thla la to notify that Will am Mowbray Biggs, ot ROTiuera, near * uokland, atoressld, ■ Timoer Clerk, has this day filed s statement that he is usable to moet his engagement) with hlßO.editors. The Brat niostinijof urodltorsto be held at the Supreme Court BtilldißCn, Auck land, on Wednesday, the tevtn h day of February, 1883. at the hour of eleven o'olook In be forenoon. **~ Dated, this 31st day of January, 1883. HENRY C BREWER, . - Registrar, j Hugh, s & Geobob, . . Solicitors for the Debtor. Shortland-street, Auckland. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF N£W ZKALAND. NORTHERN DISrhIOT. in bankruptcy. In tho matter of " The Dobtors ana Credi tors Act, 1876," and the Boveral ABta amending the same, and of the Bank ruptcy of William Lockbart, of' Ota huhu, near Auckland, Caipenter, a Debtor. ' NottdT 13 hereby given that a sufliolent num >er of Creditors not having attended at the First and Adjourned Meetings of the Creditors of the above-named William Lockhart held at the Supremo Courthouse, Auckland, at U o'olook in the forenoons of TUESDAY and 1 WEDNEaJAY, the 30th and 31st January, 1883 rpspeotively, the Resistrar, in pursuanoe of the power vested in him by virtue of the 46th sec ion of. the said Act, appointed Thomas (tacffarlane, of Auckland, Certificated Accoun antin Bankruptcy, to be Creditors' Trustee of "■■ the property ox the said Debtor; and that tbe said Thomas Macifarlane has intimated to me in writing his acceptance of the said office. Dated at Auckland, this thirty-first day of January, 1883, G. W. BASIiEY, Deputy Registrar. WILMAM Io'CKHART, Otahuhu, :,' . '; . Dobtor in person. ■ Sporting. ; , TiAKaPUNA BACKS, NOKIH JL SHOKK.-BItTTLINa NIUHT. Settllmt on the above will ufen plaoe at the Occidental Hotel at 8 t Hid EVENING. r J AKAPUNA. JOCKEY CLUBi BUUME~MisETING. ;: The ST 4.KEB on abevu Mcetlna will be valA at the Mg^oblo Hotel, North Shore, on TAX UAH, 2nd February, at 8 p.m. I. PBRL, Hon. Seo. Money. ' •• •■ MONEY 10 LEND, at a moderate rate ot' interest.—Apdl/ to JACKSON & KUS.ELL. Solloltorß, Fort-»traet. t>l|j| TO £10,000 LENTonßuildiDg , & L\P fiooieiy prinotples, or on otber terms to enit boiro were. Allotments bought and Housss built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Bee Ustof Properties for Bile on 4th pane. Six per cent. allowed on money deposited for Investment— ' ," C. Williamson, Land, Rotate, and FlnanoiM Agent and Valnatorja^ynloanitianf. JOHN W. HARD 18, LAND. COMUI3PION, AND KSTATB AGK. T. MONKQ LEKT ON FBOai£BCBT NOTKS, HOCEB*. FUBNITCBE, &O. .., Bills nisoountod Bull y. Moitgagea Negotiated. s HIGa-MRTIKT, Ajjcetland, ' INDUS I'RIAL AND PKOVILENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND. ! AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY O# AUCKLAND. INVESTMENT AND DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. . All Investing Shares issued during the ourreut > ■ month partielpato in the Annual Division of Fronts. Deposits fixed for a term of 6 months arc re ceived at 6 per cent. ■ ' - .;■" ' ';:■■- .".' Deposits fixed for a term of 12 months are re ceived at 7 per cent.; interest payable half yearly. ~ ... BORROWING DEPARTMENT.' This Society advances, on approved Freehold . and Leasehold Property, to the extent of thrce tourths of the value. Borrowers may pay off part or tbe whole of their Mortgage at any time, and after two years currenoy without notice or fine. ' • - Borrowers participate in Surplus Profit. FINES Not Enfokoed in CAsna ov. Siok nkss or Want of Emplotment. , :;-,■ ':- The Reduced Scale of Re-payments, and any further particulars required, may bo obtained . at the Society's Offices, oornor of Queen-street and Vulcan Lane. GEORGE FRABER, Manager, AnctiODß. I'o-MOKKOW. CARBINES & TAYLOR V^y ILL sell by auction To-morrow, at II 00 bunohea Bananas ' * ■ 10 oases Apples . 6 eases Plnim Greengages, eto. S oacss Peaches Also. IS tons Potatoes, Onion*, Hama and Biooo. ' Walroa Cheese, Palt Buiter, Beet . &c., &c, &c, &o.,__ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2. BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS! From the American Publishing Company of Kew^ork. EX PROBVENjKB. QABR IE Ij LBWJB, HAS received Instrnctlons to sell, s.t his Rooms (opuoaite Thornton, Smith Mfl. birth's Mills), Lower Qoeen-atreet. on the above tato,.at 11 o'clock. . : ;i , 30A8K3 SUPKBIOB, WORKS-"Tom. Sayers's SkttoheV " Gilded Age." f ft<w*& inglt," •Ifinooence,'- Canroy'n-Blbte Sands." MSodi'a "Indi» •■ Aninia's. Birds/• 0.. Finn's " HelL" LeverM hita Workp," Bfroien Zone!'' ".robaooV BIMa History, "A»rloulture," -Hawk-eje," - Pinto," oio., etc, etc The above are splendidly Bound In Clothi W, 8. COORBANKI. JJAS. DACBB . FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2. l OAK WARUROBB, CHEPFOSIEB, HOUSEHOLD FDRNITDRB. rfiHE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, • I Fort-street, on Friday, 2nd February, at U o'clock, GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURHV conalatinK of— Green Reo Suite, Oak "Wardiobe. Oak Cheffonler, Book . Fhelves, Fancy Tables, Carpets, Bogs, Door Ma«. Piotures. Cocks. Cortain - Poles, Obalrßt Coaohe;, JTrndera, Clocks, Sowing Machines, Iro i and Wood Bed-:. Steads, Mattraases. Redding,' Wash stands and ware, Ohasts Dm worn, cot. Kitchen Utensil*, S ores, Matßle, See. ; Also, ;:. ■' . ■;•■ -,: ■ CORAL. Boxes Hffoots. Cask. Staples, to. ' ■ '. SAMUEL COCHKANE & SON, i», Auctioneers. - ;\ /Continued on Fourth Page./ - ■'•';■'■ •' '•■'■' ■■.'■■■■ " ■ :; »:■ ■■: