ANGLO COLONIAL NOTES.

,n, 003 SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT IX (61 UUfl LONDON.)

• pirect Steamersjo Hew Zealand. LOSDON, December 1, I*l, with no mall pridjs I am able to in vou that the lino of direct steamer* to SLilrt "bich I announced as pro " -Iff an accomplished fact, iho first of tho a t the 5.9. British King, beinc announced il for Port Lyttelton direct on January ; '" Thß New Zealand Shipping Com- j 8 arc tbe promoters of the new venture, P4 d if only a steamer of a better class hid En, ctaitetod, there would be every r.oo to anticipate an .immediate success. T~ tonkin" of the British Kins; as n In n Sy S«t of boat, I h..po I shall not !fS£2derstood. The tonnage is over S!nn and her liorso power propoitioned, f Mho saloons, &c., are scarcely fitted up b -l, the splendour and elaboration which I traliun Passengers have learnt to look St I must »oy I think it a pity some !vourite liner ot the usual description wn« ) n nt chosca for the pioneer ship. Much Sewndi on fust impressions, and the "c? , r nm nauv would scircely have made °Ti£ffi '«* irom the beginning if fiha'dnot gone in specially for studying ■Ue comfort of all sons and conditions of P Thtfeh King will be followed by a sister ship, thS «.s. British Queen, m bnainets people have every confidence in the future of Mew Zealand Hi is shown by the manner in which the capital for Shaw, Savilcs new company was subscribed twice over in a few days, and before long the shares are pretty sure to be almost Tnore was a SurinCity circles yertorday afternoon to the effect that another direct lino of (earners is to U iniated forthwith to Port Chalmers Unqutationably canvassers have been round to shipping agents enquir in» about probable pnssengers and ca'go, and a« bo thareplentifuljustnow.there seems every temptation to at least put on a trial loati The risk of steerage folks t9 Aus tralia and Mew Zealand continues so great that the Orient Company have determined to raise their fares after January Ist. As thin«s stand now steamers are filled up for their next outward trip before they leave Melbourne ou the way home, and every month the pressure appears to increase. Although the new French line charge (takln" into consideration ilia journey to Marseilles) slightly higher rates than either the P. and O. or Orient Companies, they will certainly absorb a great many of the better class passengers. Not only is tho route a new one, and the slopping places strange, even to peripatetic bagmen butthe management offer ceitam special advantages. First and s.cond-class pa seng^re are found in beer and table wine (presumably claret), -gratis, chsunpafme will be served ad lib on lhurs days and Sundays, and the cuisine is to be equal to that of a first-class Parisian res taurant. These arrangements ou»ht in themselves to attract a good many travel lers, One's wine bill during a trip to Aus. tralia generally makes a hole in £15, and to Day £65 for a luxurious stateroom on such marine palaces as the S.>ghalien (3.522 tons COO horse-power), or the Anadye (3G42 tons, 600 hone-power), and have wioe and good French cooking thrown in, eonndsrattier "a catch." Foor travellers also may find the Australian contingent of the Messa"eries Maritime) useful. I told yon 8 month ago " fourth class " p»s.«en geiß were to be carried, but I didn t know the! this meant " deck ouly." Fancy " Bleeping on the forecastle daring a rough nl°h.t in autumn off Cape Leuwin. Wouid anyone bs left to tell the sorrowful tale ? Auckland ships are still shutting out earjjo jin fact vessels cannot be put on the berth fast enough. Why doesn't some enterprising finu try a direct steamer to Worth New Zealand? . Bank Agreement. An agreement has been for some time in force between the several banks doing busi ness in Loodon, by which they charge five per cent for exchange at sixty days sight. Lately the Bank of South Australia hai gon6 out of the combination, and ha 3 been offeiing 1J per cent reduction on the -Associated Bank rate. This has naturally .led to the other hanks beiag a good*" deal"' badgered'to be placed on equally favonrable terms, bnt hitherto they have resisted^any reduction, *nd appear (with the one excep;ion named) to be a united happy family. Whether they can continue ts maintain these rates in tbe face of one bank offering exchanges at 1J per cent.lower,remains toboseen. Thelowrate, however, is not available for New Zealand, the Bank of South Australia not doing business in your colony. And it is said that Bhould the, competition lead to a re daction in the general rate to Australia it Is still doubtful whether New Zealand will participate, One and a Jialf on. the New Zealand exchanges meanVa big turn of money to your merchants, and they ought to see to ie that they get placed on the same terms as the most lavo ured nations. The Neiv Governor of New Zealand. It is to be hoped that you folk* in Jfew Zealand, are satisfied Vith the action of the Colonial office in selecting -feu William Jervois (of all people), to fill the \ice-Kegal throne at Wellington. No one here seems to think much of the appoint ment, The wealthier classes of Anglo- Colonials pined for some aristocrat with •pedal social prestige, (such as the Duke of Buckingham, who is laid to have cast ".theep's eyes," recently at the Austra lians) to be chosen. Others thought it a young and comparatively inexperienced diplomats were picked out—that favourite of fortune, Lord Clifford, V.C , would he the man. Sir George Bowen is known to have asked to he allowed to fioi«h tbe term of Us service as a Colonial Governor at Wellington, and the nameß of several other erstwhile Australian • Viceroys bave been mentioned for the post. The wildest imagination, however, never -dieamt of Sir William Jervois in connection with New Zealand. He was appointed to Adelaide in order that he might superintend the for tification of the principal Australian ports, and this done, the reason for his existence as ajviceroy seemed to have vanished. Hear what tbis leading liberty organ of public opinion in London says of the appoint ment :•-" Why Genera! Jervois should he selected for one of the most difficult and delicate posts in the whole Colonial Service, it is not easy to understand. He is an able engineer and a tallant officer—neither more nor less, and it is a statesman that is re quired for New Zealand. Without grudg ing honours or rewards to distinguished soldiers, one may be permitted to regret that they are so frequently rewarded at the expense of tbe Civil bervice. The best of staff officers does not necessarily make a good Colonial Governor, nor the beat of ad mirals a Minister Plenipotentiary; though LordMalmeshury thought otherwise, and Lord Kimberley appears to be of the same opinion as Lord Malmrsbury." The "Stan daid " and other notable papers hive para graphs to the som» effect, hut if New Zea landherselfissatiified.no one else has a light to grumble. JRoyal Colonial Institute. —Ad dress by Sir Dillon Bell on Australasian Finance. Seldom, if ever, have a larger and more brilliant throng of Anglo-Colonials met to gether ia London than assembled at fcir Oautfc Lindsay's heautiful gallery in Bond street on the 20th to assi.t at ths inaugura tion of the 14th session of the Koyal Colonial Institute. Thp occasion was a particularly interesting one tp JNew Zeaiandera, as the Agent-General forthat colony was the hero of the hour, having consented to re-commence the tenes of annnal lectures on subjects of interest to colonists by delivering an address on ' The indebtednesa of the Au-tral-s;an Colonies in rela'ion to their resources." The chair was taken Boon after eight by tbe Duke of Manchester (chairman of the Council of the institute), and amongst the crowd of Acslo- Colonials present the following .New Zeatondert (whose names will be familiar to most of your readers) may be mentioned': - Sir Henry Barkly, Sir Saul Samuel, Sir Edward Stafford, Sir John Coode, C.E,, and MessrsH. K. Kussell, I. Heathfield, Robert Porter, Rohert Campbell, M.L.0., W. W. Carjtill, Charles Smith, John Studholme, S. B. Browning, Lawrence \Nahan, C. Piaraiyn, K. Pharazyn, A. S. Hathbone. W. M, Mackie, Walter Turnbull, Alfred Domett, W. L. Shepherd, H. M. Paul, Alexander Sclanders, C; J. Nairn, W. M Grahame, John Hay, James farmer, W Aehby, Key. G. Upton Davis C. Hunter Browi, F. Renshaw^ Alfred Buttemer, Charles Perry, William BartoD, George Buckley, »nd Walter Ktnnaway. - The Duke of Manchester commence the proceedings by commenting on the useful ness of the Colonial Institute as a means to bringing colonists visiting the did Country together. He'also made tome not particu larly novel observations ahout the y»stness 0{ Britaios Colonial possessions, etc, roost

of which he had visited, Finally His GrJCDj with a mild sort of flouiish, called upon Sir Dillon Bell to read what ho felt would bo a veiy interesting paper ; and »o iit proved. The paper has been very favour ably received by the press. Analo-Colonial Brevities. Amongst tho names of the " Kgypt:an haroes," decora'ed with medals for special services by the Queen herself that of Hear-Admiral Sir H. Hoskins, erstwhile Commodore of the Auetraliau station, is conspicuous, hit Henry has muny ' lends ' in New Zealand who will be glad to hear of I his good luck. He is undoubtedly a favourite of fortune, and has scaled to the top of tho naval tico at a great pace. But then, it is well to be the cadet of a great home with any amount of influence. I I rather thiulc that Captain D'Arcy | Irvine, another lecipient of a'l the nieda'i and clasps in couuecion with the late campaign, is also well known ia New Zea land. The grey hound Mcl fort, who divided the Gosforth iCouuiug) Darby with Wightman in September last, has been purchased by Mr T. Melville, a Wow Zea land colonist, now in England. Tne friends of Mr Creswick in New Zea laud will be interested to hear that Irving gave a special performauce of "Much Ado About Nothing" for the aged tragodian's ' benefit tho other day. Creswick himself said a few words to the audience at the clo-e, and of course thanked living and Miss .Ellen Terry lor their generosity. ' I think I to^d you some months a<;o that the Honourable Mrs Wyndham Stanhope (who virited Australia and JNew Zealand some years ago, nnd appeared on the Mel bourne stajjc iv op^ra boufFe in her maiden name of Camilla Dubois,) was supposed to have run away fronj her husband with one of his soldier fiiends, and that a divorce suit was pending. Well, it is now alleged Mrs Stanhope has been vgrossly libell d, nnd that when tho divorce suit comes on she will bo able to explain her conduct I: quite satisfactorily. Some articles that ' appeared in '■ Vanity Fair," prejudging tlio matter, are universally condemned, ! Your old friend Levy—the "champion j coruetiit"—has mado up bis dillcrences with the managers of the Promenade Con- ; certs, and now pulls and blows at Covent : Garden nightly. On the occasion of hi» j reappearance the fellow was received with : a perfect storm of his^ea. 1 hey did not. : however, discompose him one bit, and he played so well that (as a doctor would say) " applause supervened." Mr Sam Mo;rin (of Messrs T. & 8. Morrin, Auckland) is still at the Private Hospital in Fitzroy Square, nnd seems to improve, though slowly. His lite is woe fully dull, for in consequence of bad oyes he cannot read or write. Mrs Morrin is ill in Canada, and unable to join him. Mr Morrin ba«, however, a good many vi itors from amongst the Anglo- Colonial set in London. , Mr Hay, of the lato firm of Hay and Buchanan, Auckland, has artived in Lon don. The London papera are unanimous in 3 eu'ogising tho action of Mr Gladstone in 1 be-towing a baronetcy on Mr tV. J. ' Clarke, the Australasian millionaire. 1 To quota from Gilbert's new play, 1 "lolatithe," that "clean" old man," tho • head of the McArihurs', has at length i achieved thn laudable ambition of an in- < tensely respectable Hfotiiup, and can, with out fear of correction, attach the covoted j letters K.C.M.G. to his signature. Mr i Me Arthur did all he knew to secure this < rather dubious honour long ago, and when < the period of hig ollicc m Lord Mayor of ! London came to nu end, without Her Majesty dubbing him "Sir William," the ] disappointment was indeed hitter—most ' bitter ! Certain bold, had newspapers have ] criticised Sir William's rise in the world { very unkindly. One society journal declares ( tho head of the McArthurs1 is " the most ] •intolerable old bore in tho House of j Common*'!!" Another ("Tiuth" this j time) wants to know whether the honour I has bsen conferred on Mr McArthur in recognition of his unceasing twaddle about Fiji, whilst a third (that diabolical print, the "Echo" has tho inconcernahle audacity to hint that Mr Alexander Me Arthur (Sir William's brother) is interest ing himself in Madagascar with the hope of securibg the K.U.M.G. for another member of the family. A very favourable review reproducing all tho author's moat prep Bterous yarns, bas appeared in the " Morning Post" of MrDelisle Hay's "Bighterßritain,'about which I wrote last rna'l. Mr Anthony ] Trollope's latest work" 1 he Land Leaguers," i hnow running in "Life." j Tho St. James's " Gazotte " which often ] has a tit-bit or two of colonial news in its J weekly iesne, contained, the other day, a I paragraph commenting on the dwpropor- < tion of the sexes in Aastral'a and New ] Zealand, and advising females who fancy ■ their charms are not sufficiently accentua ted to secure a husband in tbe old country, to emigrate to fither South AuatrrMa, or Mew Zealand icstanter.

The scandal in connection with Colonel Wellesley (beirjpresumptive to the Duchy of Wellington), who left hia wife for the danseuse and actres", Kato Vaughan, will doubtless be remembered by your reader?. Well, the Hon. Mrs Wellesley hrs now sued for, and obtained a divoi cc, and Colo nel Welle-ley means to marry Miss V»»g han. As the Jatter is consumptive, the happy (?) couple mean (o spend their honey moon (!l) at the Antipodes, and will pro bably make a protracted stay amidst what a society paper calls the " Hot Lake Won derland of .Northern New Zealand."

SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

A 807 named Arthur Lewie, nine years of a^e, son of Mr W. E. Lewi?, grocer, while, riding in a spring trap driven by a lad named Butler, at one o'clock, in Queen • street, this afternoon was jerked ont of the back of- the vehicle and fell upon the road head downwards.. He was lifted up quite unconscious and conveyed to his parents' residence in victoria-street. At 3 30 p.m the boy was still unconscious, and was then under med:cal attendance.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

January 11. 1883. Hank of N.Z.-£2i S3: bz I M £23 7s 6a National Benk—Sellers, 77s Colonial Bank-Bnyers 47); seller*, iU 6d S B In-nranre-l cllerH, £8a Ano v land Gas— Buyers', &i 7s 6d '•'hnmßH Uaa—Boiere, 27a Unioa Sish and Door—Buyers, £9 2-. Cd; sellers, £9 S3 ■ N.Z. Loan and Mnrenntt'e-SeUerfl, Ri 5j N Z. Shipping- c 'era. £'i Northern « S. Co.— c icrj, ins 3d JflHuerandCo.-aallirj, 11s 9d Momataittri-i-ellorß. 17a Alburnla—Selleta, 17« Caledonian—Hellers, 10 9d Karnnul Hill-Hellerf, fig 6d Quean of Heauty—Bayers, £3]; sellers, 17s 6d Bootbern Croaa-BoMeis. Za»d i'rlnoa Imperial—Ms, 625; buyerfl, 61s; eollorfl, * Sis Sucoess—Bnyers, 8a: sellers, 10a Seymour—Sellers, is an L inarm—3s 7<: tmrora, 3a : sellers, Ss fid "'nrahlko—S'HerK, 3s Union BoftOh—Selle . 33 . Mariner- il lOd; Bell -re, 5s JU3BPHNKWMIN, Ct airman

Verner, charged with stealing a horse 1 and saddle, was tiken to tho Thames, en route for Tc Aroha, by thee.s, Rotomahana this afternoon. A stable or out-house belonging.to Mr Upton and situatei upon his property at Ponsonby was burned to the ground on Tuesday last. It seems that several child? ren had been playing in the vicinity, and that one ot them incautiously dropped a lighten match amoDgst some dry lea»08, which blazed up and communicated with the aforementioned building. No_ other damage was done, and the loss sustained is therefore slight. There was a great run on immigrant girls by the ship Peterborough at Sydney. Fourteen single women sought employment; and frr these there were between 70 ftnd 80 application. Lively competition truly. A medical journal states that for every 100 girls born into the world there are 104 bpys; but tliia extra 4 per cent, of the male sex is wiped out by fieath before they attain the age of 5. A serious accident occurred at six o'clock last evening, in Upper Queen-6trcet, the victim being a girl aged six years, the daughter of Mr Coghlan, manager of the Turkish Bath*. She, with other children, had been playing about the walls of a build ing in course of erection next McArthur and Co.'g hoot factory.and slipped from the top of the' basement wall, falling a distance of 22 feet, Mr Williams, chemist, was promptly in attendance, and found the girl insensible. He had her conveyed to his dispensary and there dressed the wounds. Dr Hooper was then sent for and on arriving expressed an opinion that she was suffering from concussion of the bra;n. The swollen state of the bead however, prevented Mm exactly ascertaining the nature of the injury. The child child did not recover consciousness till to-day, but we learn, small hopes are entertained for her re covery. • , ■'■■.■; ,

LATEST TELEGRAMS

THAMES, tbis day. Sharcmarket] 3 p.m.—Deep Level: Sel ler.', 2s 9d. London : Sclleis, 3s Cd. Mariner : Sellers, 53. Impeiial lait night, 51s to 53 ; fellers, 53. Qiren oE Beauty, ' paid up : Sellers, 23s 6d. j MINING HEWS, I Dart.—The pump shaft ia down over 90 feet, nud nbont three weeks will finish the ' contract when the sinking of tho main shof t will be commenced. Impbbiau— The manager this afternoon obtained 201bs pick' d stone fiom trie stopes on the foot-wr.il leader No. I, section east, and COlbs from No. 2, section west.

I KUSSELI, this day. ARRIVAL OF THE ROTORUA. Tho Rotonia has nr.ived. She tails again at 5 p.m. with sheep for Fiji. BAY OF ISLANDS REGATTA. The Bay of Islands Regatta Club de cided at the'r meeting lp^t night to hold tho animal regatti on Wednesday, 14th Fib-urary; and to ask the manager of tbe Northern Steamship Company to advertise excursions'from Whangtvoa and Mongonui,

WA^GA«Ur, this day. TAAVHIAO AT WANGANUI. King Tnwhiao arrived here this morning. a great tnngi is being held at Puiiki Pah, aS which about 400 natives are present.

CRICKET MATCH.

Northern Wairoa v. Our Boys. This match resulted in favour of the former team by throe runs on the result of the frst innings. The following wero the , scores in their second innings. Time did not permit of Our Boys having a second I inniugr. I NoRTHBtiN Wairoa.—2nd Innings. Dashwaod, b Mills 7 Coutts, lbw, b Wa!!ccr 10 Blair, c Hoiulry, b Wa"cor 88 Colbeck, o Wliito.b Whitosldo .. ■.. .. 35 Woodhcad, o Walker, b Mills 0 Dickcson, run out ~ 1 Hardy, c Croniwoll, b Riploy 17 Masotleld, not out .. .. 3 S'-Ulwortny. c Croniwoll, b Whito .. .. i) Harvoy, l> Walker .. _ It Lourie, b Whito 2 Kxtrus 2 Total 188 BOWLIXCI ANALYSIS. • • I §I 5 £ Whttcßide .. .. 7U 83 3 1 Wills 9J « J 2 Rioloy 10 12 0 1 Whito 25 18 0 2 Cromwell .. ..20 17 0 0 George 15 S 1 0 Auckland v. Northern Wairoa, This match was_ commenced on the Domain ground this morning, tho Jocal team being a rather week one. Auckland won the tosi and went iv fii.it to the bow ling of SUllwortby and Woodhcad. The first two wicket* fell for one run, and the third for H.whcnabettorstandwainiade.tho innings closing for 71. Woodhead got six ot the wickets for 34 runs. Northern Wairoa then went in, but tho bowliog of BuckUnd, who took seven wickets for 21 runs, proved to much for them, and they ouly got 31. Auckland had two wicke'i down in the seconds innings for 1G at 3 o'clock, (scores :— AcOKiiND.- First Inmnos. Bowdsn, o Hardr. b Stallwortbr .. •• * Butt's, b a s'lworihy , •• ,g Robin on, bWi >dhca4 .. .. - •• « X Si, oM- t/leia.b WcMhon:'... .. •• T Union, b Woocbead •• - •• •• *J Catni-roD, ran out ~ * Leider. n Woodh'-ad i. .. .. .. « moklsnd, oCauit'.b Woodheud .. .. Vi Beale.bß'air .. .. ... .. •• •• J j>..na. c uaihwoaJ b Vfoidhcad .. 0 Grey, notont .. ~ - « |,e?by i .. , » Wid.a - ~ m •■ - •• 2 Toifl .. ~ « « •• -71 DOWLMO ANILSSIS. 3i I I $ « a Ptallworthy ~ —85 ?i 1 2 Woodhoad .. .. 47 M 1 0 Biff .. „ ~ 15 T 0 1 • Blair bowled ttreo wldes. Northern Wairoa.—ls r Innings. Dash wood bßuckland f> Hardy, bßealo - £ Harvey, ran out .. * Coutrs, b Bucklana " Blair, not out .° Colbeck, b Buck.and 10 Woodhead, b Buckland .. 0 Dickeson, c Coxon, b Buckland .. .. o Stallworthy, b Bcale .. .. ■ JJ Masefleld, c Robinson, b Buckland .. .. 0 Hardinsr, b Buckland J Lcgoyo _^ Total ■• •• •• •• 31 BOWLING ANALYSIS, it * 1 1« I ? Buokland .. .. 61 SI 4 7 13ealo 63 0 c a AUCKLAND.-2ND INNINGS. Grey, b Woodhead * Coxon, b Coutts !g Robinson, not out; JJ Total, for 2 wickets .. - .. •• 1G

Contain Garth was a pas-e»Rer by the s.e, Hl' ij.irooma whlab, srilved last eve»loff. He inCoruia n» that ho took tho koioh Hearl over to Sydney within 9 days having expe-l«ro;d fine weather tl'. off Lord Howes, then a S.W. Rate for 24 hours, t o'"oW6d by fr > weather to port. Ha Iso'd tho Pearl for £H0 c»Bh, and han re turaad to ABok'and beoanse of uftVr.) in eon neotlon with the bnque Sbz ille, and It po-slble to unrohssa anoihef lyestel BnltaWo for the Australian trade. We have received from M. Augustc Delenil, asricaltuyist and gardener, near Marseilles (Kranca), a printed circular, giving an account of the discovery ot a plant which tubEervcs all the purposes of the v'ne, and is altogether free from the dreaded phylloxera. Tbis terrlole in?ect, we are toll, has ravaged the -vine yaida of France daring the pat twenty jearf, and has successfully baffled all the exped ients resorted to for its annihilatien so that it continues uaabtcd its work of destruction, t'ne experimental agricnltu lalist has found a way out of the difficulty. He proposes to abandon the vine to its fate and to adopt in its stead a variety of red beetroot,- which he asserts contains all the most valuable properties of the i?iape and is therefore eminently fitted to take its place. Mr Delenil maintains that it fur nishes alcohol of the choicest character, and that the wine produced from it is fully equal to the best southern brands. Tho plant too has the immense advantage of accommodating itsself to any soil and most climates. In order to popularise its culture M. Delenil undertakes to furnish gratuit ously with seeds allagiiculturists who may apply to btm. His address is: "M f Augustp Dclenil, Agronome, i Gardainne, prlis Marseille, Trance, 3iEDiGATi Practitioners will find that In. tn clplent phthisis, chronic bronchial affections, complicated asthmatical complaints, and in most cases whore tho breathtng powers aro oppros sod and constricted, with corresponding loss of vjtal energy, &c. Aickln's Syrup of Eucalyptus with Hypophosphlto qf JJmo and Quinino, la an effective phftramaooutlcalprepa ration of great value. It lias tho effect of Speedily stimulating the bronchial tauuous merabrape and freeing tenacious phlegm, fee, thereby affording great relief in distressing coughs. Its action upon lung tissues is undoubt edly healing and roparative. Upon tho gene ralhealth tliia medicine ia porrnanonay tonic, im parting a vitality beyond the normal stafe of the patient. Theeffeot upon'tho breathing powers b quickly apparent, the result being that tbe mfferor experiences considerable relief, an* ultimate recovery.

THE AUCKLAND EVKJJII««-BTAK. THURSDAY. JANUARY II



Christmas & New Year', william battray I Becra to Inform those reauirlng Christmas and Np w year Presepta, O)atho baa » .. SPLENDID STOCK OF S R s K yv SSSjJgs OfcOTHINB BAtlNa MANTLKS COSTUMES MILLINBKV RIBBONS I9SSJ? MBN'B AND BOYe' SHIRTS AND B(ATS. The Hoods ra ot the Best Qaalltj. bave been Bought Cheap, and will be Sold Cheap, at \yiLLIAM J^ATTBAVS CENTRAL DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, 178, 180, & 182, QUEEN-BTREBT, AUCKLAND,



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ANTfiD, a (tOod Oeneral Servant; nc wast-Ing.—Apply to Mra Jfrwsar, Sails bnry-3trcot, Paruo". __^___ . W~ANTE O~& General Servant.— A ppl.v M. J J. MoOttbo, Chnltan-jtic jt. Parntl, AN I'd), n Monthly Nurie.—Apply Mrs JV.tto No. i), Kjiuonde-B ■ J.t, opposite Choral FTai'. WA NTED, a Hoy for painting.—Apply to Hunt an ft Housh. Victoria Avonuo, Now North Road. WANTED, Young Man for .barm in conn try ; must understand f arming, and ablo to milk it rcqqlred.-jUbert Brewery. Waji'i JiD, a Forewoman for Machine room; must have a thorough knowledge lof the trade.- Apply at ouoo to Uarrott Brua. Wnkoflold atriiot. WANTED, a thorough General b'er vanf.-AUDIy tj Mrj Chins, n«rr Sti Lnko's «"hrroh, Romuera, between the hours of 10 and 2 o'closlf. ANTKD, Two Imprjvers (Carpon tetV). -Apply on the work*, next fo O Groonway, hug . iiohaon Btrcat. or Oak i olkO. i»/ANI>D, a, Lodger Keeper.— Applt V> Publisher " ST.m" Office. »»/ANTED, immediately, a Bricklayer t ' for a job at M«rcury Bay.—Apply to morrow at Moroury Hay Timber Go.'t Oulce, Fort street. WANTED, a Cook In a gentleman's family, nev: tjwn, wharo a liousaumiu Bktpt; no children. WANTED, two Helper* for Smith's Shop.—W. rid E. Baslon, Ucaob bWldeis vyaiefltld-Bhiot. 11/A^TED, lit once, a good General t » Sarvant.-Apply. between 1 and 5 p.m., to Mr It v. Harriett. Photographer, Qu^en-at. \. l/ aNTuD, thoioughly respectablo ex » t pirl'inctd Konsekaeper.—Address, with full particulars, K. P. Joyoe, Ola borne. \\I VNTED, a Housomaid to wait at »f taDlo; oountry girl preforred.-Apiily Mra Barstow, Kpsoni, boforo 1 o'clock1. WANTED, Apprentices and Improvers tj tbo Uro.amaking. -Acply to iliea Donaldson. Lorne-Btreet. A>4TEb, Girls, Bojs, and Machin ists. -Apply to Q. Foster, New Zeal&cd Biot Factory, Qrey-atrcot. WANTED, Coinpttent Briakmakers.— Apply J. & D. O^'ey. Whaif. WAIST ED, r. Young Man accustomed to the ButoherlDg.—K. Bovey, Symonds alreot. WANTKU, smart Otlice Boy, able to read and write wdi.-Ijuor Box IG7, Post office. WANTED, v General Servant.—Apply to Mrs Uilmour, Ctul'oa Ooro RoaO, th'-d houao f Jin w leyan Cbapc'. WANTED, for an Cilice, an active and ii.tfliUont joudk Lad, who cm write a gnod hnnd and be well recommended—Apply by letter, in applicant's own hand, mating salary reqolred, tc P.M.. ofllce of trils papar. »» ANTED, a Ucneral Servant, or a Yl Girl to mind two children,-Mrs Char ton, North Shore. ANTED, a good Wax Thread Mo; chinist; *lso Ifomalo ApprentlOcP.—J. Ttonwlth'a Boot Fao'.ory. Wakefltld-atTeet. ANTED, Two Good Barmaids. — App'y 3TAn Ofliec, at onoo. ' VB,/ ANTED, at once, a good General ♦ * Sorvai.t.—Apply, between 4 and 5 p.m. at Mr H. Bauleit's. Photourat hor, Queon^itrctt. \\f ANTED, a Uencral Servant; also, a » » Nursemaid; ono baby, no other child ren. References required.—Apply to Mrs Bourno, Orakoi Koad, Itemuera. - " • ANTED, a respectable young woman V l rb Numemaid ; raa»t be handy w Ith her npedle; no baby.—Apply to Mr* Montague, Pitt street. ___^_ WAMEIJ, a Fiiet-i-lass General Ser vant ; good wages—Apply to Milne & Choree. " \\; ANT'D, a Go-it in full milk; wll »* requiro to «co it milked twico.-J. Prince, Victorla-Btrcet. WANTED, a Rood General Sfrvant.— Apply • i Mri Smith. Mrs Taylor's Sootl* Plaoe, Upper Queen-etroot. AKTED, good~Gcneral Servant.— App y. Mrs Sloman, Orattnn Road. VVrANIEU, a Gitl, ago 14.—Apply, T T with reference, to J. Warren, Karanßa haua Road. N-wmn. W'aJN'IED, for tbo Arcn Hill Brick and Tile Company, Limited, 1 General WiU — Ann!<-1- thi iTr;. ««TAJNrJiD, Benc • Hands and Youtli' V T for tho Boot Trado; must be steady and ten icctablo.-Apply at once, Uarrett Bros., Wakfflold-Btrco _____ "*»/ ANTisu, £|00 for share in firs -claBS * ' vindert'iklnK,yifldlnEhsrdionmproiUu; fullest Ir.v tlgatlcn allowed ;or irnallor share old pro ratio. Moier required in order to enlarge buslne s.-App!y, W. V, Steven', IS7, Qieo.-3tr ir. WANTFD KNOWN, Sterling Silver Jewelrey—Charles Xt 1-ey and Co keep only real silver jewolery, no washed giods of any kind ; the nowoat deslßns oonstantl; arriv ing por mail steamere>.-Cbßrleg Kelsey X Co., two rtnorii below Morrlnk'. Ironmonnerf. ANl'J'-D, Tenners until noon on Sutrrday. 20th Jsnuary. (or tho Krrotion of a lioino at llowitk. Plan to be see iat Mr Monnhar.'d, at the Hey. Father FynesV; WANTED to Let, in a healthy locality, Two Bed-rootns. BUlt*blß for single pontlomon.—Kor addrojs apply J. Trimaln'a Crown Hakory, Hobaon atreot. WANTED, tor a gentleman, an Elderly woman as Hohb< -keeper; must be trn>t worihy, and a Rood o-.ok.— adiiess MC, Star office. WANTED, a lad to make himself generally nsafal.—Apply Market Hotel, Grey-street. WANTED, Dairies of Good Fresh But tor and Krbb: hlghott prices glvm.— W. H. Haml.ton Il»t3 S. Meetean), Parnell Rise, WaNiED, two or three respectable Men a» Boarders; mod acooinm-'dn tlon.-No. JB. Wyndham-atr6et ' WANTiSD, Bottles (quarts and pints). —Albert Biowery. [ WANTED, Two Young Men as Boarders In a qulot family, where there are no ethers.—Mrs Gould, Upper Unionstroet (near St. James's Chnrcb, Wolllnnton-street). ANTED, a Kespectable Girl, about 17 or 18. — Apply to Mra S. Jackton, Orakoi Koad, Bemnera. %/y ANTED KNOWN—deduction in "• Woston Saturday after 8 P.m. Large display o( ul dosorlpiiona. Beef ( Mmtnfi, Ve&l. Pork Lamb, PouUry. Superior Beet eausages, Id per lb ;0. Snuaagn 6d i Hams, lid; domed Boe( (Riitrantead), 3d per lb; In kruf, at 2}d per lb, keg extra,—B. llulmo, Bntoher, Qaeen-straet WA TED KNOWN, "Benzogenes now on sale at Charles Kolsej and Oo's,, two doors below Moltlcb', Ironmpnge'S. WANTJJDKa OWN, Watches Clpaned from 4a ffd: Watob aianea.' 6d; Watoh geya. 3d,—J. Bailey X Co., Qrey-f treat. W" ANTED, Tenders for tho Supply of about 45,000 Bricks and a quantity of Timber.—Particulars at the office of H. G. Wade, Architeot, 83, Qai m-street.—Tenders clo. > on !-ataidty. 13th, at neon «»7ANTED, respectable young Men as t T Boarders; bwh-room and every «on vonlenoe, Twins, 20s per week.—Mrs Jeflery, yincent-Btrett, AnCKland. ' WANTED, to «eJI, Kye Grass, Cow Grass, Red an 4 Whitp Clover Seedg.— John Reid & Co., 2(5, Queen-stroof. ' WAnTEU KNOWN. — Meltiiflr'no Punch Alm'anao for 1833, 24 pages, 50 Illustrations ; pt/Ve 6d, pact free.—C. Maokay« Bookseller, otc, 11, Grey-street. WANTED KNOWN, Lawn Tennis and Crlototwnro, nt Charlos Kelsey and Co.'o, two doors below Morrlnß', Iroumongerp. WANTED, Bpard .apd Kesideuce for Gentlenian and Son (13) wltli respeot ablo family, southern suburb;' bath-room." Terms.—Hawtrey, P.O. ■ "' WANTUD, £500 for Share }v FiraN clas3 Paying Concern. Np risk; J3lO per mpnth eqbxanteed.' Fullest investjgatipj} allowefl. Or smaller sharp upld pi-qTrapifl. Money required in order 'to enlarge buslnegß. - Apply W. V. Stevens, W, Queen-atreet. ' WANTED— Uncle Bob says : "Those Dolls are wonderful, but th» Is Church, tho Is Sideboard with Looking Glass, tho 6d J?pr(.ra{t pramp bsate all,"—Robson's MpJlwnrne Ifcuao, Ponsqnby; \X7 ANTED TO POKCHA^T^Thave TT a Purchaser for n Villa Residence and Gronnds, about 2 acres; s'.tnated within gay, 2 miles of Aiofclami.-D, tr. Bvaijs, Kstate i gent, Qfloen-» t*eat, ' W E B T E~N D STORE, VV . vioroßusr. we3T; JOHN H. BUGHKH Is now prepared t? [inpply all kinds of Qrocjrlea at the loweßt price*. A Tbial Invited. . F.B.—Families w&lttd. on for Orders, and Qooai delivered. Please Note the Addrcu)- JOBN H. HUGHK9, Tea Dealer and Faml'y Grocer, victoila-atrojl West, next Red Linn Hotel. ANTED^There then ! 'Oh, my Cor. sota 11 Broken Again 11! I must try Dr Warner's Flexiblo Hip Corsets (5s od),qr else tho "Marvellous" (Is CdJ", at Robson'a Melbourne House, Ponsonby.



[ Wanted, WANTtf.D, Servants (of all Classes Waltresiand Honcamald Iramtdlatelj (ho els): gooa places —Mw Wt'.toombo'i Iteghtiy, tjy of HobJOD-'tr< 3t. ANTED, Two or Three re.pectablc Working Men as Boarders.—Apply W Gaddi>, Ohaap If. j*t ■■ epot. Vlotoiia-itreet. _ \*> ANTED ~KOTICED—At the New » » Meeting Place ef ihe Congregation^ Independent Ohurch, Beresfbrd-Btreet, AuonUnd, Roy. P. I alshley will officiate next Lord'd D&y. and on same following snndeye Rev. — Jeffuiieß ot the Great Congregation, Fitt-atreet. Sydney, -will preside.—W. B. titdler, V*/ ANTKD KNOWiN.—If you waut to V t Dress well for a Small Weekly Payment, co to Munro & Milligan, Tailors and Drapers, Hobson-street. ANTED to Kent for a term, a conT .fortabie Six or Seven-roomed Bouse, aoar town : enoriu coll preferred —Bent and particulars to 0.P., Stir Office. %\r ANT* DKNOWN-Everyone should H read Sriphenson's advertisement In BVk'ay evouins's bTAH. —A. 0. Slepbenson, Draper. Newton House. Newton. \\, ANTED KNOWN-Money ad. t ' vonoed on Personal and Collateral Se curity, repayabls by w instalments. Bills Discounted.—Rae's Ne ealand Pawn Office, Darby-street. 4A/ ANTED KNOWN. — Christmas i" Uraphlo, i^timily Header, Bjw Bel a. Boys' Own Paper, etc. (now p&rtijh at C. Mnokay'n Book btorp, 11, Qrey-Htreot. WANTED, Lidies to know that \V!'iinm Battrsy lira opened M3l pa'rj Blick Kid Qloveß at Is 111 p«r per. — The Glovo Wurcihonc ■, 178. UO.r-id IE! Quooa-strcot. Auoblnni. \.y A N T X D KNOWN * * J. W. & W. WILLIAMS. 1M RTKR3 OV DRAPKKY & CLOTHING 82, Kaiunoahafu Road, Ar<i now selling Men's Twtt3d Trousers Sd Mon'i hnmmsr Merge, light nnd dark colonra. 8,0 iiovb ' I waml Tronsars and Vuata, 9/8 'l'Ylaoo bhape Felt Haw, 2/6 Gents' Drill Coats, ltd; Boys', 4/6. Hi b a. Potoal, from London,. ON* CASK OHHIfITMAS PRKSKNT3-Dcl 0, Toys A Large BBgorttneat ChrUtou Ourda. To Arrive, per Wealhenfleld, 12 OABK i and BALK .'—Pompadour and other Dress Pilnts, Honey ooub Quilts, Honey comb Towola, Oil tud Suir uulzna. Hearth Rnga, Kelt Carpetlnßß, Cocoa and Panoy Cord Matttnga. Mnsllni. Oalloob, 40 pieces Dreaa Hollands Tabl« Samatkß, Window Hollands, 1 case Fanoy Dross Stnfli, Lnstriw, Oattuotl cloths, Cashmeres, K.mrtc, Hew Ureas Mkterlal. As toon as tbese Qooda are nnpaoked they will be sold at once, at about Wholesale Prices, to eninre a qnintr cash return. 2 oases Übdis' White and Kegitta Shirts from t/S ; Firnt olbss Wnlto Bhlrta at 6/; Regatta and Oxford do.. 4/6. J. W. & W. WJLUAM3, Importers of Drapery and Clothing, Newton. V|/ ANTED KNOWN.— Christmas and T t voxr Ye»r Cards la Great Variety, at tho following prices, viz., ja each. Id, i for 3d; id, iforCd; 3a, S for Is; id. 1 for Is: 6d, i for Is Od; 91, 8 for 2<; Ib, 3 for 3« 6d: extra good value Fringed Cards, irom (U each, lovely de at^ns; lland-uilaud Photogr^pha, Carte do Vlaltn size, Is each; Cabinet size, 2a each; Bosatlfal Goojb ; Purlumed Ea'.OheU, Id, 2d, Sd. Id, 61, and la each, a very nice assortment, and re.lly oheap; 81 k woven Bookmarks, Od and is each. All the ab*v» are for Christmas and New Year. Birthday U.rda and £atohets, Kellef Scraps and Trtn.ftrs, also very oheap, a liDeral Discount allowed to Dialers. —C. MaOKAY. Book-oiler. &c., 11, Qrcystrflet !», ANTKO KNOWN— The Auckland * " Pantheon, opposite St. James's Church, Wellington-street, Is Now Open.—John East wood bogs to inform the public of Auckland Hint he ban Just Opened the abovo Pantheon with a First-class Selection of English, Aniorl oan, French, and German Novelties (direot importation per Uormiono and Lonßstone), con sisting of Fancy Goods, Toys, Jewellery, Chlno, Ornaments, Hardware. Crockery, Perfumery, Brushes, Combs, Stationery, Glassware of every description ■ largo assortment of Beautiful Dane Marbled Glnsß—tho only storo in Auckland having tho same ; magnificent collection of Sea Shells from all parts of the world; splendid collection of raro Engravings and other Pio tures, different from any others ever offered la Auckland; large, collection of Books of orery description; and a great variety of quito New Novelties. AU Goods sold 20 to 30 per cont. cheaper than any other house in Auckland, Terms Cosh, The trade, bazaars, amd hawkora supplied. Large Show Room. WANTED, a Houao Surgeon for tho Acottland UoepltaL Mitt oe thoronghly and duly qnaltQed. Salary. £300 per aonmn, with Rooms, Katlons, Light, and VnoL ADpHoattons, enclosing testlcnsnlalv, addr»s*<'d to Mr J. M. Oiark. AuokUnd, will bo rccolvod by the i *>m mltiee nnill iltteentb Jaonary, 1833. Applica tions posted oq that day will bo received pro vlflod they are ndvL«od by telegram. O. 8. COOPRa Under Sucrotarj, Coloolil Secretary's Ofllw, _ Wellington, Uccwmber 2a, 1882. "a WELL ; EPUCaT£D lady, recently CX. . from London. cfTers a L'omfurtabo Homo and Thorough losiraotloa In Mngilah, ?jod Krcnoli, and Muilo to a Girl, fr-im to U. nonutlfal »nd healthy ioibHo pl.oj; moderate t<rn».—Address Mrs to tie, Palhla, bay of I»l mdn. ■J I G KO N S,—Wanted to Purchase, JT Pigeon* in any qnrttity; hlghußt prlpe KlTan.- J. Walktr and Co.. City Market. MATKIMON IA L. —An up^couniry, resr psctaUo Young Ma* (Proteetaai), seelra a Ufa partner,—Photo, etc, at) Hanaatord's Agency; thoroughlysionnlno. (DOmFOUTaBLE H JME is offisrod to a Lady who will aeslst a mother In lloht honeahoia work.— iddrcaa Mary, Post offloe, North bhore, BKONNE^ UOAL C 0.—20 Coal Minora—3o Miners Wanted by above Company: permanent employment —apply to Stono Hnx-., Anokland, or Kennedy Bros., Oreymouth » GENTLEMAN in Business in Queen nL street requires todglngß within easy dls tinoo In a private family.-Apply DO, Stab Ot&ov, Croodson'B Arcade. TMPORTANT NOTICE, Ttic LONDON AHOADK harfn H beeoni BO extemtvely known and f ally recognised as THE most valuable, carefully selected, and okeapcßt stock of Goods In the Colonies, O, W. GOUDBON bcirn to announoa tbe DI-CONTINUANCE OF lengthy advertisements. Any diminution in oosi of working oxiieneca enables tho proprietor to offer hi» Goods at a Smaller Per Cestigeof Profit, so giving the fall benoHt to his nnmoroni patrons. DETAILED annonooementg will, fur the pretont, be fllßOon tlnued—suffice to say, that our ouatomem mar rely upon Continaal Arrivals ot New Oo^d^, rendering the Cacoy Department at all ump.a equally ettruotiTe, and nnseccssary Introduce ODB ' ADVERTISEMENT^. Sterling Gold'and Bi'lyir Jewelry (war-an ted), at very low srices; Ap/talalan Qoid, Gold oased ami Silver plated Jewellery; Watohep, in Gold, Slyer. Alluminiuni, Niokel, ana Water bury, from 17s 6tl; Glooms, la Iramonsn vailoty, from 7a 6i, Alatms 12s Od (wuHanted time keopcis. GOODSON'S for Eleotro-plats. China a«d Glass IVa, Break fast, Dinner, Dei Bert, ana Toilet Sets Btonds un rivalled ; whilst the LONDON ARCADE has galoed the notoriety for Cheapness In all Departments, Stationery being prominent, end, defying competition. 14s, Queen aud VipToiu|A.-fiTRBBTs, And at Napier, Gisborne, and TUftujes. London Office : SS, St. Mary A^e. Money. MONEY TO LEND, on Real Estate, In suds of £60 and upward?, at the aur rent rates ot Interest —Apply Wm. 8. Coehrane, 25. N, Z., Jnnnritios Buildings, or tlamael Coohrane and Son, Fwt-etroet. i>i|| 10 £10,000 LENT pn B.uilding Islv Socleiy prlaclploa. or on other terms to snlt borrower?, Allotments bought andHousjcß built on weekly payment sjetem. Mortgages and Loan) negotiate). See 11st o{ Properties for sale on 4th page. ' Blx per pent, allowed on mosey depoel>ed for lnvcstmunt — O. WiiiLUM^ON, Land, Kutate. and Financial Agent end Yalnq.tor, 3 Vnioan lAno. .NDUSTKIAL AND PROVIDBNI 1 PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVKBTMKNT BOOIKXY OF AUCKLAND. INVKBTINS SHARKS. This Society la now Issuing a limited nunrtsr Of Investing ahareu as follows :— INVEBTIN» SHARKS. Ordinary, carrying' fall rate of Interest and profit. Member! paying subscriptions in advanoo fpjr a period ot 6 months and up wa^ds eeoora oorrospQ^^ ing advantages. PAID-UP 811A RK3 of the valve of BMeaoh tor limited periods, carrying 7 per cent, interest, pa j able half-yearly in cash and participating In profits. MONEY ON DEPOSIT. Tha Soolety is aIBO prepared io receive Money On Deposit on the following rates of interest 1— For ljmonths, at 1 psr oant., Intoraat pay ablQ half yearly. Fob 8 months, at {'o'er cent. For shorter periods, S pera a nt. iariOKOK IFRASBR. Manager. Offiesa 1 Come of qaeen-etnet and vtUoaa •oa. H ghway Board Notices. OUNT ALBERT HIGHWAY DIBTBIOT. ■• DOG RKGISTBATION ACT. NOTICE.—Mb John S. L. Cox has been ap. pointed,' Registrar of Dogs for the' above Dis trict.- Collars may be obtained at the Storo of 'Mr C. ,Ji Small, Mornlngside. Fees 3 Fly« IShilUnKB each doer, and no exemptions. 1 . X K. TAYLOR, Chairman. January 8,1883. •- • . ■



For Ba'e. •/IOR SALB, Strong Upstanding Horse, " Good hunter, well known in tlio Wanga mii hunt. Goes well in harness,—On view at Quick's. l jjjiUK SALE, a splendid Grocery Busi- JO ness near to Queen-s.rc t; ownir going to Hngland. 'Ihls Untlnuss la doing a Cash Trade only. Cash book can I) eramined and lu'l purtli v"-'s glvf n. Or n until the 31th ln&t, —Apply by le.tar addresr. ;d John Ko-s, Btar Offlc. I SALE of Millinery, Laces, \ / moves, etc.. at Mrs Nlobol'if. 229, Qaeen street, prevlons to leaving tho premlt-:B. The Shop '.o Let. and the Fixtures to be Bold, AU outstanding accounts must be paid not later thanjhoflu^woekjn February. J jMAS COOKING" STOVE*, wnh latest : VjT improvements, from the celebrated maker, Fletcher, of Warrington. - Robert Peace, Gasfltter, Shortland street. ATORTrf SHORK For Sale, Houses JLI and Allotments In various parts of the district. Particulars by letter or upon applica tion.---!). Tanner, 8, Queen-street. ■jiOK SALK, pure-bred Alderney Heifer, JL' Juat calved.-App.y .-tau office. FOR IMMEDIATE BALE, very desir. able Villa Hesl&unoß ana gooa oorner Allotment, 50 z 100, Bltuaie nea> All Saints Church, being oorner of Pomoaby Terrace asd Bayard-street; the Bonse Is altnott new. ooo tsinu fire ra ms all in good order, and is fitted with cupboards, register grate, gap, oven, etc.; wood-shei?, waf h house, fowl-house, eto I have pwitlvo loatructlons to sell, as the owner is leaving Anokland.-D. F, Kvanß, Ejtate Aaent. neit" Herald." Qaeenstreet. No. 648 IFOR SALE, Mauku, a very desirable Little Farm of about 30 ions, nearly all subdivided Uto grass paddocks oropa, nult trees. &o. Sco ; a amall cleoa of native bush ■ aa abundant supply of water; ai.d rood House, 7 rooms, stable, dairy, oowshed. p'gtfsrlss. *&, So,, making in ala oompnot little farm, tho whole of whioh is olfareo for £330; iltnauid in pretty position, near Ohurob, School, &0.. &o V. y. ttyann, Estate Agent. Qaeen-a-reet. 632 TJIOR SALiS, Now and Well-finished X.1 Villa, containing 6 rooms, pantry, wash hottw, and oellar; flttea with register grates oven. t»nk, onpboard. &o.; Bltuata in Gtaoe •treat. Ponsonby (681). Also, near the above, a flmt-olass Building .Allotment, almost lsvel -33 x 110 for «68.-D. K. Kvans, Kutate Asent, aeit '■ Herald," Qntaa-tlrent. lilOK S.\Lb", cheap aud desirable little 5 Farm of 115 aore<, ■ portion of wnion la ■übdlvlutd Into umsj paddock, orchard. So. btlanoo tßgoidfernlaad, aid a small awamp; nil oloughtb'e; good supply of water, together with tow House (6 rooms) and n»oejsary ou' bnlldlngs. besides an eitenalve free run (or oattle adjoining. Prloa on y «330. D. T, Evans, Xstata Agent, xaxt "Herald," Qaeens-atreet. . 63.3 I^QR iSALK, Claremont-street, off Kyber .1- Pass Road. Veranaah Cottage of i rooms, almost sew, fitted with oupboards. dresser, &c, staunchly built and thoroughly well flnlßhed, good well, allotment about 33 z 120. Must be sold, us owner Is leaving for the Sontb. Price, only «3i0.-D. tf. Kvann. Kstate Agent. Queen ttreet, next Heriild Offloe. 6H li^Otf SALE (Mangere), Valuable Little JL Dairy Farm and Market Garden, about 4J acres, first-class volcanic land, adjoining the Mangere Depasturing and Water Reserve; splendid cattle run ; together with good Six roomed House and extensive Out-bulldings, such as Btablo, cow-Blied, barn, &0.. &c.-For further particulars apply to Mr W. Webb, on the pre mises, or to D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qucon street. (Mi) JpAKa-LANDS, TfI'UKTHOoTJtT NSVBa BUFORK OKFKKKD TO TH« PUBLIC. . This fine Property, situated 2J miles from the novr wi.arf, Northooto. whioh has boon inh divided Into 23 large seotlons of fram 1 to 1J acres in extent, is now open for Bale at very law prices, and on very oasy terms, a number of tno sections ant brought Into cultivation and command extensive views of Kangitoto and the Like. As Investments, perhaps. It would be (llUcult to find more eligible ones, as the oistrlot is last rising in pnblio estimation, and within a short period it mnat booome a popular marine suburb, and a large inorease in values will lake place, more especially as regular and cheap steam communication is being established. Thlii is a Giunb opportunity for ueourlng a fow aores of Knd in a rising looallty wkore prooerty ban not made its aavano-). The LAhqic NKW HOUPE with over aa sera of garden, may ho bouiiht ror G2SO and the allotments at from £20 to £50 per sore, aa agreed upon. The Property, whioh Is situated on tbe main North Road, is well worth viewing. A large plan may now be ■een, ani fortber particulars obtained, at the offloe of J. R. KANMKnsuN, Land Agent fi, N.Z. Inanranoe Bui dings. MBWCASTLB nOAL OHKAFKK THAN VOCAL QOAL. Now dlsoharglnir, ox ALHEKT THE GOOD, 500 TONS BRBT HOUSBHOLD, At Tbby Low Rates, G. & W. WINSTONB, ■ OUSTOMBOUfIK-PTRKKT. Uraperv ana (JiOtQin«i HAVING SOLD THK LKASK ot my Premise*. I MUST BK OUT IN BIX WEEKS, To Rlre possession to parohaser. To eflo«t a Oloarunoa of my stooV, I have marked it down to , \VHOLKBALSCOSr PBICS. The whole of the Btook la New, having beon advantageously toouht dU'Ust the last I) monthf. A tew prices will mffloe to cob ylnoa you of tho Bargain! to be. 'had!-" Oa^naal Cloth- in' «U tsßhlOQ *blo ■hades-.,.„,......,„ ,i.>,, ~fjd Fast Oolonr Prints..,_,__,„,3d AU Wool Flannels- .. 7id V' China Matting, yard wide....9ld DiaiiFleoea, from-,..,__-. M * IS A osen Bhlrt Buttoe s f0r.,.. _ M Htn'a Ocelong Tweed Trousers and Vesta, 11/11; regular prlo*. 25/ ' ■• Meri'a Tweed Suite, 22/6;ie«ular prlos- to Ktn's Tweed Troueorß-,.-ft) 3,1 d Men's Books ...-.—3d pair FOR SIX WEEKS: ONLY 111 Special Terms to Small Bhop keapers, f , Jf RBN N A SB, yo<>TO» VIOIORIA-BTRBXT. Fancy Goods, (tee. SE.*hl, IH G Q? ? EXTRAORDINARY, r4g(noaßqaHlag;ußtQKnHland, TO SACRIFICE ran WHOLB OF OUR STOCK, VALUE £4000, And comprising the nioet rarled asgortment ol Goods In tho Colony, OYisK WOO DJSTJNQI ARTICLES V OLASB, CHINA, EARTHENWAnS, TAELK AND POCKBT CUTLERY, ,ELECTEO- I PiATE/HABD'WARE, ISONMON CJBKy, 18DBHWARE, VASES, ■'&' 7ANOY In faft, the thousand and one articles of dqßiestip use and ornament. The p.nbl'e may rely that this la a POSITIVE AND GENUINE SALE, Oa? only object is a SPEED X CLEARANCE. To Storekeepers and Hawker* this is a splendid opportunity. Hundreds of Trade Lots, alis 57 Original Paokag«s of tilass, China, &0,, mnit be cleared. THE SALE HAS COMMENCED, Ana will oontlnna until TBE WHOLE IS UISPO3BD OF, The DIREC^PP^ Store, 249., Q(JitKN>ST&¥ST, OcnMlte Ols«e Bioa, LIMEJOICEPYMPLA!, UIMBJUICK pVMPBAI i IiIMKJUIOK PYMPLA! 1 Manntaetnred by KHRUNFRIED BROS,



To Let, rt-\O LET, in Upper Pitt-street, a Co 5 tage, Stable, and large yara.-Apply 1 Thomas Hayes, Grocer. - rg'O LET. a 4-roomcd House, ncwl 1 papered and painted; largo washhous and storo room.—J. Peacock, No. 0 office (ove Goodson's). TO LET, Kosenheim, near the Thre Lamps, Pbnsonby, a Villa Hesidence o BO rooms, magnificent view of the harbour, am opposite coast, large and well-ventilated rooms gas, wate', and outbuildings, garden am orchard well drained. For a term to a gooc tenant.—D. .F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen street, next "Herald" Office. ffilO LET, a convenient Cottage of seTei 1 rooms in Victoria-street; water laid on.- Apply Lowiß' Grocery Store, Victoria-street. f \\Q LET, a Shop, with veranaaa and I Dwelling-house of & reoms; gas and water.—Apply Mrs Jack, Mount Eden Road. fJAO LET, Ytiia iteswencea at cutland I!- Road, (Conquest Plaoß, Parnell: beautlfn! view ot the harbour.—Apply to William Kos3er Bnllder. Hp,o LET, that o!d tstablishod Shop, » known as Uleigow otore, Arch Hill, Errly aoplloatlon necessary, es tho pro. em tenreai loaves the 13th of thla month,—Apply to Gap, boyd. Newt -n Pottery. ryO LET, College Road (Lester Villa).— 8 Handsome Villa Residence of 8 Rooms, Stable, Coach-house, &c. Every possible accom modation. All in flrst-clas3 order.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Quaen-street, next to "Herald' Ofllce. ' r|lO LttT, a comfortable 8-roomed House, X elated root; stable, buggy koura. and all neooisary Joutbultalufce, together wi.h about five aores Rood volcanic Brass land, situated about halt mils from 101 lerslla Hall *ay Station > —Apply to J. B. Morpeth, No. 21, Now Zja'anfl laenraico Bnlldlngp. mo LET, a Shop and Dwelling in Uppci 8. Pitt-Btroot, near Kios'a Anoi Hotel; io flrst-rate order, gas and water, fie. -Apply Mi Ballln. attached cottage. rRIO LK.T,~opposita Baptist Church, 2 -E. Handoomo t-inomed Cottages ; gas and water laid ou ; registered eratee, colonial oyons, etc.; rent, lfli par week.—D. F. Hvhwj, Kstste Agent, Qaeoiii-Bireet, next '• Herald" mo LBT, a G-roomed House in Brighton I Road. Parncll.—Apply to W. Hodgson, Cracroft street, Parnell ltlse. fijSd LU.T, New Kour-roomed House, I Brighton : good allotment. Rent low to o good tenant.—King & Earle's Store, Alexandra street. t i 0 LET, a Five-roomed Cottage, corner I Pomonby road »nd Clarenoeitrtet; three flreplaooß. Cnlonlsl oven, tanka.—Apply Mrs J. Parker, next do.r. rpo LBT, in Vincent-street, a Seven- I roomed Honse. -Apply on tnu premises to Mra Lee, TO LET, a Briok Shop and Dwelling in Pitt Btreet; gas and water laid on.—Apply W.J. Offer, Pitt-street. DKvONPOKT, aORTH SHORK,- To Let oi- for Sale, a 6 roomed Cottage, new, In a good position.—Apply K. & K. Uuder, Houpe and land Agenta. OUSESTTO LET, furnished and un furnished.—Apply X, & R. Dudor.Houae Agonta. nevoni'ort. fTiO LllT or tor Sale, a New Convenient * Five-roomed Cottago, last house but two ln_Ponsonby Terrace, near All Saints' Church. TO LET or" LEASE, with immediate possession, a Shop and Dwelling la Ka ranganape Road, now occupied by Mrs E. Mclndoe, Kairangahapo Road, Newton. N""ORTH~SHOKK.— To Let, two Houses, each 5 rooms; also. House of 7 rooms,— B. Tanner. 8, Queen-street. mi) GKOCERs, —To Let, a Double- JL fronted Shop aid Dwelling Konaa on Pon- Bonby Road, oppoalto too Franklin Koad. It has been let as a treneral store ever since its oreo'.loo. Good stable, tank, side entrance for cart, oto.-Apulv j, o. Laing, Lloemed Plumber, at back of pre mlaoa. B~AKE7R'S PREMISES TO LET.—An Old 10,,tabliahod Bakery, of 19 yearn stand ins an 4 bnnlnuig premises, situated Im Victoria street; oven, newly >e-bnltt and water laid on, First-olass opening.—Apply to Mr Stevenßon, Nelson-etreet. cor no of Battor-atrcet, CIORWKR QUE*N *ND SfloßT / LAND-STtEKTA To Let or Sell, the bafanoe of my Lease of Oflloe or Shop, corner of Queen and Hhortland etreets, R. C. &RKWKWQQD. rrv LHT or lEane, all those Imt-class I BUSINBSB PREMISES elmnt-id corner Of Vulcan Lane and H<gh-street. now in oooti pation of Messrs Boylan and Tanßeld, who ase removing:. This Is a most deslreable and central position, and a first-class Bta,nd for any whole sale business. Tho bnilaing is oonmioiiona (three floors and oellar), well lighted, rat proof, quite dry, and fitted with patent lift: Has, water, and cither conveniences.-For further partleulnw apply to the occupant i, or to D. V. Evan?! Batata agent. O LEASE OK FOR SaLw, on easy terms, suitable for dairymen and to those accustomed to cows, a Most Desirable Farm of 100 acres, with good House and necessary Out buildings; a noyigablorivcrforms one boundary: all fenced and in grass. If sold, half cash will tie taken. Good market in immediate neigh- Donrhoot.—For further particulars apply W»i, Gulliver, Estate Agont, Ponsonby, v . rip" o L X f -T. CKHILL-STRKKT, Pomonby-A Nloo House 6 rooms: 13s par wenfr, UPPKR UUKJUN-arRaKT-Honse ot Brooms, water laid In PON -lON BY TERRACE - S rjomod Hoaee, gas and water i Ua per week. M*BY.BTR)IKT, Monnt Kden-6 room?, wash honno, fee ;: IU par week. ORaFTON KOaD-Furnished House of 10 room". WYNDHAM-STREET Commodious Busi ness Premites, D. F. EVAHa ESTATE J»QKNT, QUEBN-9T?«BT, NfXt Horalrt Offlcu. Personal WANTED, Wit^iAM QAILiNaiAM to oall at Clark and bane's Office, Fort street. ' [ - NEXT OF KIN. ;; Now RBiDJr fob salej t- #- A REGISTER . * Containing the Names ol Foity Thousand Persons who have been advertised for aa Old - ants to Money and Property. Prloj fis, Post fee, oa reaeipt of P. 0.0. oi Stamps. Persons osn ascertain if their names are Io the Beglfter by /orwardlng One Shiuiuft foi oaph Dome. Aadress- , *'W.g.p.,» Bjx 167, Auckland. Meetmgß, TTOUHG MEN'S CHKISTI AN X ASBOOLATION, corner of Wellesley and Albert streets.-Kvangelistio Servioe, THIB (Thursday) EVKNINQ, at 7.30. AU are invited, Recent arrivals cord lally invited. ■ lc** ' # ity LODGE ST. ANDREW, No. 418, S.C. A Meeting of this Lodge win be held in the Lodge-room, Freemason*' Hall. Frinoes- Btreet. TU-MQRKOW (Friday) KVKNINO, January 12, at 7.30 o'clook. All Maßons are invited. By order ol the p.W.M,-^. Ww««t, Aotlag Seoretary. P"ESSEYERANCB CjOHI MINING COMPANY (LIMITBD). A Bpcjlal General Meetlns of Ihn Share holders of thla Company will be held at the Company's Ofiloo, Coiomacdel. on SATUR DAY, January 13, at 11 a.m. Business import ant. W. HQPNg, Manager. ■j^EWMAKKET KOAD D.ISTKKJT. NOTlON.—lnacoordaaco with a requisition, signed by jrseph OBbarne. Esq., and fourteen other ratepsvora. I herepy oall a MKKTINH of the Hatetiayerp. in the Newmarket Hall, on FKIDAY. the instant, at 8 p.nj,?-<Ta consider the boss moans of. supplying the Si trlet with water. alB» a permanent system ol drainage, and any other' mittera concerning Chairman, Bih Jaonai-T. 1888. TTIIGHT tiOURS DEMOiNBTKATION. ORGKNT NOTICK TO DBLHGAIBii An Bmorgenor Meeting of Delegate will be held at the Working Men's Club on FRIDAY KVE SINQ next. 7.30, at whioh Delegate l a earnestly^aueatedtoatten^^ Hon CJAMARaTaN LODGB, r*. 3- Order of O 6.T.—Tho "At Home" ]» connection with the above Lodge will bo held on Monday, Wth instant. Dancing at 10.30.—8y ordor of Com mttteo.; : AUCKLAND COJ'-F*E PALACE COMPjNY, LIMITED. ITOTICB, An Hxtrß.ordlnft.ry Genoral Mootlrg ot the Sharehoicers will be held in the Crmnany'a Offlco. Colon al Bank BuMdlngß, on HVIDAY, thelWi J.»NyARv,iB33. at noon, for the pnr pose 3f oonnra)io(?, If apiroved, tho jollawlnj resolution, Adopted at an extravrdtaavy meeting hela 11th Ducamber last ; ' That the Anolcland Coffee P»!aoo Com- PB«sj'. Llmit'd. be wouu<i-up volnntsrlly, and that Mr Jobs Milne be appointed liquidator." JOSEPH NBWMAN, Chatrrusn. Snipping, T7l OK FREIGHT OE I^^^Kh. X/ CHARTEB.-Tho oohoonei ■MWSiB'WAITBMATA, 305 tens roßlatcr, f^HHfflriTnow dlacharging cargo of tlmbei mml^^Hm 6 j Melbourne.—Apply to CRUIOKSHANK &Ca, 18. Qaeen-sireet, fft OK HOKIANGA wWwWMy The ■■■■■ KESULT Will sail on or about FRIDAY, the 12th lost. For Ii eight app^y to WM. MOARTHUR ft CO.



Education^. \ Q fJIEACHERS1 EXAMINATION y . |° The Annual Examination of Teachers will bi _ held at Auckland, the Thames, and Whangarel, ,j beginning on MONDAY, tha 22nd Jsnn&ry inßt d , : dMRIPO O L E V I- <LATK OltaiNlST AND . CHOIHMASTKB K.iR FOCRTKKN i'KAPS CF IH* i Oathbdbal Chtrcj of L.vhrpool, K^GL•ND; ( teacher of organ, pianoforte, [ and singing. [ AXendelssohn Villa, VIffCKST-STREET. SINGING ! VO GE CULTIVATION 1 —PnoFßSsris Culiau bogs to announce ' that be will open another of t>U popular Singing Claares in thn Ohristiam' Meeting House. Cook street, on TUKSUA.Y, 30th i. sH. Hundreds of ■ will a and ventlemen havo passoa tbr..ugh iheso , Olubsos, and larze numliora conttaue to be on ■ rolled each qoarter. Vco:~ ladle?, Bs; Gentle , men, 10s Gd, per quarter (In advance). ' Lost and Pound. LOST, at the North Shore, a small Gold Rlojr; very old— Jf inner in warded by le i mrnliig It to Mrs Mnnn. North frh iro LOST, Gold Hone Brooch. —A 'reward will bo paid on returning same to this ; office. | ' T OST, either at Mount KoskilJ, Kpsom, AJ or Mnunt yden, on Jannaiy 8 rhie»One (fill Poond Notes, cumbers known.—The finder ! will receive 10j reward by leaving the same at Mr Caottßoy 8 Htcra Monnt Eon. • f'Sl, Stolen, or Strayed, from Mra <*-* O'Brien's. Norfolk House. Cook-ntreot, a IJlack and Tan Terrier Dog. whi c on breast. i answer. to tne nan eof "TaBSo;" co'lar 71.—1f not leturnid within three diiyi the ma tar will 1 be place 1 la the hunda of the volloe. ; Bj OUNU, a Mastiff JJog— apply to t A^A, (-TAB Oftbe. ; . iVleaical. STOP VOUit CDLDS by usinK Kublni's Tinpture of Camphor, prlr i le.-G. W Uqoqbod. London t rcade. ;T\ R, KNIGHT, ■^~* Or PO: BONBY ROAD. Attends Dally at 11 a.m. at Mr GiLßßm'o , Chemist. Queen-street, opposite Wjndham-st. EaDEKSOW'S SUPERIOR BAKINQ'POWDSR. INTICTA BRAND. MSDIOAL TJKhU i Oppolte Tareo Lamps, Ponaonby, Auckland, Meoioai. Tg"fiPLEK jyr alt tjixtraut; Tne nnderaigned. AS AfJKNT, has Just opened in EXCELLENT CONUITIOM the flrat shipment of the f nUowlng :— KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT, Largo and Small Sizes. KBPIiERS EXTRACT OF MAI-T, With Hops SBPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT, With. HTFOFHOSrHITES, KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT, Wilh PEPSINB KBPLSR'd EXTRACT OF MALT, With ghkmioai, Food. KEPLER'S EXTRACT Off MALT, With Biskf and Ibon. , KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT, With Oil and lonins or laos^ The"Lanoet' says :—" Kepler Malt Bxtraot U very Rood, and may bo need with oonQdenoe." Beoond Report of the Lancet" on the Keplet Halt Kxtraot i—Kepler's Kxtr&ot of Malt Is as distinct an advance In therapeutics as wae the introduction of ood-llver oIL It is oca of our best remedlei) for atonio dyspopsi*. and Is undoubtedly useful in consumption and other wasting diseases." AaCNT FOR AnOKTiANO— GRAVES AIOKIN, ■ Public ices. TCTOTICE OF ADDRESS. MR W. R. VINBS Hts removed from Mrs Spiers' Board'ng-iioiuie; frlnoes-stieet. Hlefatuie Addrees will be . WAIPITI, EPSOM , (Late the resldenoe of Major George). XCHANGE OK NEAV YORK AND LONDON, In sams to suit. FOR BALK BY ARNOLD, HINKS, AND CO.. Cornet of Custom hous? end Fcrt streets. OI'ICE OF REMOVAL.—MAX KOBEIt nresa Shirt Manufacturer, b'gi to inform bis numerous Customers that ha has ' REMOVED to those New and Commodious Premises In Victoria street, a few doora aho?o Hotisou-street, where he is sow prepsret to meet all requirements of his nnmeroua patrons i " npHB survival of the fittest," One good, JL Sawing Machine from D. P. Ghambeu , will lest lunger thru ten tJd ones. ■> 5,000 X a WA RD Will be paid to a«rone who can prove that tne N« wly-disooverc i' Lime Juipa Pympla \b not a Palatable and Refreshing Drink, in , vigorating the syßtem, purifying the blood, and mafelng tie brain olear and healthy. Can be ' nasttbythamc^tdelloHtoly-oonßtltuted. la fact It hae been aßoartftinod that by regdlattsg the diet and using the Limo Juloo l'jinpla as a beverage, a new constitution la built n.p. Character and purity of insredlents guuao teed. Inva'.uabl* amongst ohLdren, Manufaoturoa solely by EHI^ENFRIKD BROS., i And Sold "Wholesr'.e and Retail by all Wine and Spirit Merchants in Hew Zealand. •N ° T^ I C^ E. ! BEBS WAX"" BBHS WAX I „ Pnrohaaed in any quantity for Cash. | Bmers of Fungus and MnnteMetai. Bavinn purchased In China a Fine Assort ment of Teas himself, JAMKS AH KEW can I sonfldently recommend them, and trneta that all his old Customers, and the Pnbllo generally, will avail themselves ot this splendid opportunity and call early to buy his Superior Congo*. Beat Flavoured Kooloo. Shonohong;, and various I Mixed Teas, suited to every taste) He has also I on hand Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger, , Crookerywarei Silks, Haatikerohlefi, and other oommodltloa too numerous to mention. Note Use Address i— JAMES AH KEW ft GCL 231. Queen«treet. r^IOMPULSORT SALE OF CUTLEJRY. ; . THOMAS SAMUEL , 13 NOW SBWJNQ OFF THE WHOLE OT HIB BTOOK OF OUXLERX. W. I Consisting ot— BB^J IVORY TABLE AND DEB9ERT LOOKWOOD ANtH JOHNSON'S BEST • POOKET'KNIVES 7 ' I.™ o FORKBi sf OONS' Large Lot of the above Goods just Landed, and must be Sold at any price. I ■ THOMAS SAMUEL, [18, QUEEN-3T. (opposite Town Cldik). !T. •■■"fl. .Oo ok b, : « and [4«, YwiotaA-Bmss FAOTORV: EMUOTO-SffißKETl' Having; oompleted the 'arrangement of their , New and Extensive Premlnes, which are fitted with every appliance for the deepatoh of Bad ness, lnyite the attention of Ladles and Gontlo men FURNISHiNG to their Largo Stock of - Drawing and Dining Room Suites , Brussels. Taputrr. and Kldder Carpets Iron Hedstead j. Wardrobes, Drawers . Tables. Chedonlers, Side-Boards . Mattrassos, PaUlcsses, Piiiowa Hotetera , Toilet Ware in great variety , linoleum, Floorcloth, Matting ■ , Hearthrucrs, Wool Mato, Ooooa Mata i Chimney and Toilet Glasstn i Gilt Cornleea and Cornice Polea Verandah. Venetian, and Roller Bllnda Cano. Foldlne. and Chlldrens' Chairs ; HaU Tables. Hat Btanfig, HaU Ct3« Kitchen Tables and Kltcbaa Qbalxa Every Artlole Quajantoea, and Prieee BednoeA to the Loivaali Amqnnt, oonslstont with Best | Quality In Material* and Warkmanasle. : T. & H. COOKE, t . Victpbia. akd Elliott S.pbbet3. '. Wtt McArtHDR & (Jo., AtJCKLANII. TO, DKALKRS IN FANOT GOOD 3, KARfHENWARE, CHINA AND QLA AND QKNBRAi STOKKKKKPKVB Plain and Fanoy Stationery Perfumery and Toilet Soapi , Brush wore aad Combs ■ Table and Pocket Ostlary ( K.P. and B.U. Goods ■ Iron Bodateafifl " Ulxrort andßanpr Furniture Clooks. Watches, and JeweUour Tobaooo. Cigars, and Pipes ; stufiioal Instnuxionbi : Earthenwara, Chins, and Qlan Vasoa, Flawor-Btandß, &c • Parian Ware, Ploturoe Pnrsee. Hand Ban, and Basket! Crloketlctc Appolntmenta Lawn Tennis and Badminton - Arohery and Croquet Indoor Games, Toys, &c KOVBLTIES FOR CHRISTMAS,



Boara feg tteiaiaence. pOMFORfaULB^PAitfMENTS for : • V Ladies during their nccouchment • oniet. ness and attentioa;- TerniS'mdderate.-ApDiy Mrs Boyle, Upper Queen-street (3rd house above Heath 3 store). 3 O'UJ CLDB PKIVAZB BOAJtDIfcG , .V' HOUSE. Eden Crescents Auckland, within wif c P&vtes walk of the Railway Station, • iVhFf> P<?st office. Supremo Court-house, and a anks.-First-cla9s Accominodationfor Visitors from, the Coaat and Country District*. Apart - ™°i ltf,? nsuiteforl-''"liosandramiließ. Plunge V£ N T N'■*« R u<»u a X T Beach Road, Devonport. A delightfully' Bituated Marine" Residonoe. cpmniandma; an extcnaH'e view otthe harbour' city, and suburbs; conveniently located between the Victoria and Devonport whaives. Every comfort and convenience for visitors and board i Terms moderate. »«uu. ) ; JNO. OWEN. IJ.OVKKBOK BKOWNK HOTJU., VJT HOB6ON-STRBET, ' Tenders. rpO BUILDERS AND CONTRAc" 'X Tons. TenStra will be lee lved ns> to Noon on SATURDAY, the 20th ■nstaot, for Jrxoavatlnir Piling, and Concrete Frmn-iaiionß far a Block of nulidlngo at the corner of Quoen and Custom- Plans, &c, at our ofllccs, Qucen-Btreot. EDW. MAHONEY & SON. Arohiteota. ripO C A X P E « T E~K~B. -Tendera will bo veoTived rntil-noon on BATURUAY/, January 20, for Additions io»n Hod io at Parne'l. R. M. WATP. Hoffmann's RnUdlngo. QiKen-stresV" 111*00*' 'jpo SAW MI LKKS, CONTKAG'Tous" fl BUSHMKS ANU OTHKRS. ' KAURI BOSH, NEA.R AIICKLAND. '0 Tenders wltl bo rooeived ky the nnderalrocd until Noon of MONDAY, 22nd Jsrtarv itxl for the Purchase, by Koyaity. q[ v. lame quan tity ol valuable Grjwing Kkurl Timber. The above tmsh Is la oloso proximity to the - Railway Mne, and Is tne western portion of ttr Taupati Biooic, adjoinisn Mr Foratert buih,' ' Wulmaukn. It will be offered in Urgo or mull lot», or otherwise. -Further particulars may be obtaUel and specifications aeen at the office of the unoeroiAned, who will Rive letters to Mr Horiorfion, one of lha owners, who U t» tha pro;orty, and who'will ihow latendlnc »u- onaßars over the bnah. *,'.~? VAILS & DOUGUA3. 1 Shortland-ttreat ■ ■ " ' ■ ' »—f_ :) oaxiß. . ' 'pHAMES DEHP LEVBL TBIBOTfc i- OOMP*Nf, MMlrmn (IN MQUKUTION). > NOTIOB1. All Ontstanaing Cailß must be paid at one* • and no Bhare« will be al'otted in the lean )»»i °™* OMU Mining Company l!lmlwd! Pto.w - J AME3 S CODART. L'qnidator. Auckland, January U, 1883. ■ I/; ■ ■■■ Anctiona TO-MORROW, i «'; s THB HAYMABKJST.. FOR SALE, at tbo Haymarket, To-moT row (?rldajj. i »6 SaoH Cosat Maize, prime Baniple. : . ALFRED BUCKt^SEk TO-MOKJBOW, AT 11 O'CLOCK. CARBINES & TAYLOR j f \»^ILL sell, by auction, at their Cen. o-olookßha^pf 1111 ™fflnoW|Fllta'»' »' » POULTRy - Fowls. Onoks. Gfewe, Turkeys-! ' Canaries, Ttounff I'itfe. Dog», So.. iarlter*' PRODUOK-Hama and Bacon; Walroa Oheeae. Rait Bjof, Kew Potatoes. VeKetables. fe ß »hfe»a^Sb^ v :• HOUPKnot-D FUHNITUfIE anl Kitoneß UtenaUf,ac.-JeweUeryiOlo«ilßK, WatSiwt .At,ll o'clock." : fA.BBINES "' Auctioneer . , •. (-, . MONDAY, JANUARY 15. • v: GOOD OHKMIST BUSINESS AND HOUSEHOLD .POE.NITOKB,' &c. CARBINeF^ TAYLOR V^TILL sell by auction, at Mr Morgan's, ' ; * » Chemist, Karangahapo lload -(under i Bill of Sale), on Monday, at U o'clock sharp, -■ '- THE WHOLE OF HIS STOCK-IN-TRADE OF. A CHEMIST, comprising Drugs. Fancy Goods, Brnshware and Instru ments, Toilet Goods. Large fiounter. Glass Cases, Show Cases;' three Largo 4 - "Carbcasy's" Fancy Botaeß,aasfltUngß • and Shelvingß, &c. Also. HIiU ErP?ST?HQLP FURNITURE and . Kitchen Utensils, Half teßter, Bedstead. Cheffonier, Smoking Table, Toilet Table. ChesS Drawors, Carpets, Earthenware. Qimdries, : ■■ ■ ,;->• ;.•■;.. i' Th,e Business is open for Private Bale nntU Monday, at 11 o'clook,_when (if not sold by thoni . it will be sold by auction. - ' CARBINES & TAYLOR, Auctionborß. / ■"[. : ' * ' TO-MO RKO W. . LAT 2 O'CLOCK SHABR EMPTY -CASKS. EMPTY CABEB. ■ GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell,.at his Mart, to-morrotf, at . • Ho'olooKgiiftrii, v Bgo &AK<JB AJ^WtDIOU BMPTTC . ', NO KEsißyß. .-,, '":■;.- TO-MORROW, at U e-cwiw a.* MARKET DAY. a RTHUR'S POULTRY PROmTni? . - A .fIBDIT, A^ A G^oS r SSnoS E ' ABTHDR'a MABT.- ; / i OH poui/prt dbpartjmmnt. '>'''.;• Hams, Beef. Iflour. bSSfe^ FROIT^-Pearß, Pluma. Oiortw>jiby.» GBOCBRIEB. ftC-ConfeoUoS^TpL,, EJfcmt*. Currants. Ralßin^^B^Bffip'", Bine, Soap, Vioo^r^noe^^&tohw OS SAIJt PRIYATEtr * ■ l *UT AUCTION PBIOKU DEPARTMBHT^ ',''.■'" h TO.MOSJROW. PRODUCT" SALE, ■ W. DO~wbKH Potetflea. Ontans 10 oatlis Corned Beef ; 6 OSBP.S Canterbury Baooa 8 tons Floor ((n sacks) 200 bags Chaff : 0 tonsSali " 60 boxes Oandfea 10 half-oheßta Tea * i* ."-, ■ 100 boxes Tea aidoßUneaßagaHooiiw) . •ssfigwaattt,,; , W, DO^TDEK, : Auctioneei - * TO-MORROW. AT SIBBUTS MIKT, ; At 11 o'clock a.m. 80 SACFTWH2 AT , ■• 80,Saota M»la»-.r - «;:! ■"' <'■'"■ LTanNewPotatote' " '""- ~h! '-* WCasesOnious r^- , : , ..:■;>:!:; s*S^U B at 8 °a<InOJO. ttl-." -r -- fflOhaeso1 7 J'- " •'* '''. „ - {Continued on Fourth Page.)