acco__- of tha intense feeling which the Prince's illness occo-iouofl. TM mm lecture of the course wi.l be «f!f To morrow evening, tbe title of it Being " Waul .r- I Have Know.. i

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUE OWN CORRESPONDENT.

CAMBI.IDGE, this day.

THE CHARGE OF PE.'JURY. The Worahibi perjury case is still pro needing. The evidence of the clerk of the Court, the interpreter of the constable who made the arrest, was taken bat was of a formal nature. Mr Grace, who paid .Vhatatutu tent, on behrU ot the grantees, is now under examination, i-ome natives concerned in the blocks at present before the Land Court havo posted up a notice to the effect that tho 11 u-opean lawyers were un necessarily delaying the business, and were thus eating up the Maori lands, and calling on all natives to throw out the lawyers. The notice further states that the natives are starving in consequence of the action of the lawyers. Mr Whitaker has replied to the notice asking if it referred to him, and stating, if so, his mind was free from guilt.

RUSSELL, this day,

The canoe race at the forthcoming re eatta i. likely to bo hotly-contested, as the Kopntais, with their Tautau canoe, will do their best to beat the Omapero, the canoe that visited the Noith Shore regatta. Arrived: Norvai. ,_,_._ It is blowing from the eastward, with 1 The American whaleship owner's aro a-ain turning their attention to New _ea land whaling grounds, as there are expected to call here in May, tho California, Beitha, Piatinaa, Palmetto, Alaska, Robert Morrison, James Arnold, and several other vessels, besides a merchant ship from New , Bedford with stores, and to re-load, with ; oil,

•WANGANUI, this day.!

The Ratepayers have invited the seven Candidates for the four Borough seats, to meet them to-night and give expressions to their views.

MR MILNER STEPHEN'S VISIT.

Mr Milner Stephen arrived last night and gives an exhibition of public healing on Saturday.

CHRISTCRURCH, this day.

A man named Aicken, 80 years of age, wa. [found drowned in the River Heath cote yesterday. He is supposed to have committed suicide, Mr E. J. Lee announces himself a candi date for the Selwy'n seat. The following crew has been selected to represent Canterbury in the Interproviucial race with Utago on February 23rd :-J. O. Jones, E, M. Boulton, J. F. Grierson, and A. C. Lean (stroke). Tiny will row in their new boat just received from Swaddle and Rnnship, England.

DUNEDIN, this day.

ARRIVAL OF THE HAUROTO.

Arrived: Hauroto, from Melbourne. She left at 7 p.m. on the Ist iusr,, and cleared the Heads at II p.m. Had strong easterly winds, with high sea?, till the stb, when a strong southerly gale set in, lasting till she entered Foveau'x Straits on tho 6ch. Had lioht winds along tho coast, i caching tbe Heads at midnight.

INVERCARGILI, this day. PROPOSED VOLUNTEER DEMON.

STRATION

Tho Drill-shed Commissioners have tele graphed inviting His Excellency the Gover nor to open the new Garrison Hall here during his visit in March next The building is one of the largest in New Zea land, aud is now nearly completed. It has floor space of lOOit. by 60ft, and is sur rounded by convenient rooms for staff officers, officers' servants, band, and gun rooms, &c. It will cost nearly £3000, At tha request of the Volunteer officers. Major Thomson has also wired the Defence Minister asking permission to hold the annual Volunteer review here.

INCENDIARISM AT GIS BORNE.

(BY TELEdBAPH—PHESS ASSOCIATION.)

. GISBORNE, this day. Between eight and nine o'clock last night the " Poverty Bay Herald " offico was fired by an incendiary. A portion of the print ing office was destroyed, but no damage was done to the type or machinery. Rain was falling heavily at the time, and conse quently few people were about. Water was carried by a number of willing hands ; who came upon the scene at the sound of ;the iirebel). 'Ihe same spot where the fire was discovered last night, was set fire to a year ago. The block in which the "Herald" office is situated includes the Masonic Hotel, Loan and Mercantile Agency Company's office, Mrs A. M, Browne's Fancy Repositoiy, Nolan, and Dufaur's offices, and., Carlaw, Smith, and Co.'s Auction.Mart, . Had the incendiary deferred his work for a couple of hours later it must have resulted ia the destruction of a great amount of property. The room used by the editor had evidently also been set fire, to, but the fire appeared to have gone out.

DOMAIN BOARD.

The monthly meeting of the Domain Board took place this afternoon, there being present :—Messrs Barstow (Chahman), R, Walker, Peacock, Mackechnie, Sutton and

Aickin, Fiees. —1 he secretary reported that several fires had taken place at the Domain since the last meeting, and a reward of £5 ■ had been offered for the detection of - offenders. Several boys had been brought up at the: Police Court for lighting fires in the Domain, but they had ' been discharged with a caution.—.an ex pression of opinion was made in favour of the imposition of a fine. Thk Late Fatal acoidekt in the Domain.—The Minister of Justice for warded the rider passed by the jury at the inquest upon the holy of the child Leonard" Gash, asking the Board to enjoin upon per sons having rollers in the Domain the necessity of chaining them up.—lt was agreed to forward the letter to the Trustees of the Cricket Ground. Fibre Company.—The Fibre Company wrote asking that steps might be taken to remove the Chinamen's house from the vicinity of their factory so a3 to lessen the danger from fire.—As the house referred to belongs to tbe Chinamen, it was agreed to refer the Company to them. Sundries,—The Acclimatisation Society was given permission to cart palings to the fish-house for its repair, and to construct a a small fishpond near the house, and Mr Mr J. Menzies' lease was cancelled.

REVENUE OF THE COLONIES

The Privy Council (wiites our London correspondent on December 15th) have decided an important case affecting the revenue of the colonies, Mr James Black wood, a Melbourne merchant, died on tbe 14th of February, 1881. He was domiciled in Victoria, and, in addition to his property in that colony, was possessed of real and personal estate situated in New South Wales and New Zealand. Th 3 personal estate consisted of shares in station pro perty in New South Wales and New Zealand, and of capital in the mercantile business of Da'gety, Black wood, and Co., J> ew South Wales. The Government of Victoria claimed duty, on what was locally situated outside the colony of Victoria, and this demand Was resitted by Mr A. R. Blackwood, the deceased's executor, A special case was referred, by consent, to the Privy Council, the point at issue being ps to whether the personal estate or any part thereof belonging to the deceased outside Victoria was liable to Victorian duty. Tbe Court of Appeal in London has decided against the Victorian legislature. The effect of this judgment may be of some importance to the colony of Hew Zealand.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

fank of N.Z.-f123 6">; sellers, £23 7s fll National Bank—Seller., 7_s Colonial Bank—Sellers, ire 6d cum, National In_u ranee—Buy-r^,24. Bd Unloa Sash and Door-tellers,£B loi £_._!. Loaa nod Mercantlto— i ellere, £3 Enton Baßh and Dcor—Sellers, ->~ _.. paid up Coromandel Steam—Skiers, 10b 21 Northern Boot Co -Sellers, 10s Mp.iiat.iarl-ScVlors, 16s Qn.en ot Beauty-BUTers, 283 Ditto (.ontrlbatlns)— 2s3 Beep _,i_vel _.ro;8-S_ller.. 53 Ptlno- Im_.eria.-sla. ex dlv; buyers, 50s Premler-SalleTß. 8s 9d una—Sellers, 1b 81 Mow Flnd-Buyors, 2b 64 Marlner-5s 64; buyers, 5s 3d; BSjiew, 63 6d /Y.erahlko-Buiers,2s7d

LATEST CABLEGRAMS

(Received February 7—2 p.m.) LIBERAL VICTORY. LONDON, February 10,

A vacancy having occurred in the repre sentation of Haddingtonshire in the bouse of Commons, owing to the succession of Lord Elcho to the Earldom of Wcmyss on the death ot the late Earl,an election took place to-day and resulted in.tho return of Lord Elcho, tho eldest son of the present Earl, by a large majority over h's opponent, Mr Fiulay, the Conservative candidat3.

RESIGNATION OF AN IRISH M.P.

MrHealey, M.P. for Wexford, hat re signed his seat in the House of Commons,

CAPETOWN, February G. The Houso of Assembly has passed a re« silutioa approving of the withdrawing of tho Cape Government from Basutoland, but demanding that details should be pre sented to the House of tho proposed settle ment of that territory.

CORONATION OF THE CZAR,

ST. PETERSBURG, February G.

An Imperial ukase has been issued summoning the Chief of tho Nobility, tho Prefects, and Russian princo?, to the Czar's coronation, at Moscow, in May next.

(PER S.S. HAUROTO AT PORT CHALMERS.)

Mr Gladstone has convened a Ministerial ists' Assembly for the 15th inst., when business of great importanco will be sub mitted.

Tho Princo of Wales is to perform the opening ceremony at the Royal College of Music.

The Lord Lieutenant held on tho 30th instant the most brilliant levee held for many years.

At a banquet to the English Consul at New York, who has lesigneci, sentiments ot a most friendly character towards Great Britain were expressed. The speaker watmly eulogised Britain's policy in Egypt, and said America took pride ia the success of her military operations.

The Irish detective, continue to receive revelations of a starting nature respecting the recent outrage. They have discovered in Limerick tho existence of an organised society of assassins, by whom it is helievod the most atrocious of recent outrages have been committed.

The principal police officials of Paris have been dismissed on the ground of incom petency. It is believed that Mr Bradlaugh will renew his attempt to take his seat in Parliament.

Correspondence.

A HABD CASE.

(To the Editor.)

Sir, —I crave a small space In your columns to ventilate what I feel constrained to call a grave miscarriage of justice in the Police Court yesterday. A fortnight ago to-day my wife was confined, and I hired to attend her ajuurse named Eurickson, living in Lome-street (ten minutes walk from my house) for a fortnight terms, £2, and boaid and lodging. My wife was confined on a Wednesday. The next day Enrickson, at 3 p.m , without asking for or obtaining leave, walked off, and did not return until about seven, my wife, during the four hours, being left entirely unattended to. On theSnturday Knrickson stated she had an office to clean; and If she did not do it she would lose the job, which was a perma nent one, and would only take her half-an hour. On her assurance of return at chat time she was permitted to go. She left at 6 a.m., and never returned uutilnoon-6 mortal hours—during which time her patient, who was in a critical atato, was as utterly unattended to as on the preceding Thursday, When she came hack, I asked her what she meant by such conduct—wife uncared for, baby unwashed and undressed. The woman answered me in theee words : "I shall go when I like, come back when I like, and the devil thank you I" 11 then warned her that if such | conduct was repeated she should neither I re-enter my house, neither would I pay her any wages. This sobered her, and I had no cause for complaint until the following Friday la3t. On that day she complained of poorliness, and wanted opening medi cine. She was informed that there was plontyJn the house, and right welcome to it. This she declined, stating that her medicine was a peculiar medicine ; she had it at home, and would be back in twenty minutes, Sha went for it at 10 a.m., and at 9.30 p.m, her son called and said his mother was too sick to come hack that night. Now, sir, I knew that to be false, and told her son _o, for I saw her in Queen-street at 5 p.m., walking very briskly, and in the best of health, and desired him to tell his mother so, and further, that sho need not come back at all, as I had engaged another woman. Half-an-hour after the lad left, his mother bounced into my shop (accom panied by her son and a girl that was living with her), and demanded her wages, threatening to remain on the premises until she was paid. . I ordered Enrick son out several times, and on her persistently refusing to go I at length told her if she did not do so voluntarily I would put her out. As that had no effect, I took her by the arm and did so. Imme diately she was outside she threw herseit on the ground and began kicking and scream ing. Her son stepped forward, picked her up, and led her down the street. Now, sir, I most solemnly declare that 1 neither struck or used undue force ia putting tho woman out of my shop. Tbe fall upon tho pavement was her own deliberate act—in deed if any proof were wanting to substantiate her statement, the woman ker self furnished it in her evidence in Court, for she there stated whilst under examina tion—" That she took the girl and her son with her to witness the (future) assault," The upshot of all this is that what with ex. citement—super-added to the want of necessary attendance—my wife has had a serious relapse, whilst 1, for an act I con tend was perfectly justifiable, viz., putting a noisy woman disgnised with drink out of my shop, have been taken away from my business, dragged into Court, and mulcted in 10s fine and costs.—l am, &c,

W. Gadd. Victoria-street, Auckland, February 7th, 1883

Miraculous Cures.

A case of "miraculous cure" by Mr Milner Stephen, which appears hard to ex plain away by any theory ot "magnetism " or " hypnotism" is thns testified to ;— "Maßterton, January 29, 1883,—Dear Sir, —I cannot sufficiently express my gratitude for what you have done to me. On the 13th December, 1888, while unloading fur niture from a dray at the railway station, I was jammed between the vehicle and a fence, and received injuries that it was thought would he fatal, my spine being almost shattered. From that time till Thursday last I was a cripple, my back and sides beiDg bent and twisted, and my sight badly affected. I had to use crutches, then a walkingstick, and I was braced up with steel fibs and stays. When I called on yo« I suffered great pain, but the result was marvelous. In five minutes my back was straight, my sight almost perfect, and every pain gone; in a word, I felt my.olf a new being. lam now feeling strong and well; and ready for work — a thing that I- have not been since before my accident. People that knew me in Masterton will hardly believe their eyes whenthey see me walking upright, and all the wealth in the world, if I had it, could dot express my thanks.—l am, &.., JAMBS Day,—The above testimonial 'was written at Mr Day's requO-t and dictation, and I can, from my own knowledge, verify what he states, having recommended him to Mr StepheD, without the least expect_tation that he oould relievo him, not say effect such a marvellous change a. he has done.-A, W. HOGG, Editor, " Wairarapa Star."

The city valuations for Dunedin this year amounted to 53303,724, being an inoreaso »f £9.682. ' . The Dunedin Tramway Company has been floated,

-Sir Edwai_ Wiimot, the physician, waft when a youth, so far gone In consumption that Dr. Radcliffe, whom he had consulted, gave his frienda no hope of his recovery. Yothe lived to the ago oi ninety three 1 upon which Dr He berdon notes : " This has been the caao with some others who had. many symptoms of con sumption la youth." Modern research in medi cine has how provided many invaluable reme dies for consumption, bronchial and chest .com plaints. Tho combination of Hypophosphite o£ Lime and Quinino with the healing- Eucalyptus (or blue gum) has been the means of relieving and permanently curing audi diseases. Possess ing thus a peculiarly reparative nutritivo action, Aickin'e Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphite ot Lime and Quinine, is a pnar -nßceutlcalprepdration specially inVentedfor the relief of sufferers from chest affections, A gents —The New Zealand Drug Company,

Bcclesiaßtlcai

-'¥HE AUCKLAI.B EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY. FeMtjam 7.



Wanted. WANTED SEEN, the Splendid Bull's EyaLanterns, only l.each; at Dampler'a Hobaon-straet whop. WANTED, a Boy.—uppiy Howe-street Rope-work', Newton. ! WANTED, a good Machinist for l ?i Xl -gcr'a Maoh.n».— Apply C. Da L'Uau'a ' Shirt Fooiory, Urrhßm-street, corner of Albert [ street. ' I •&» ANTEU, a Good Generol Servant; j V > i 'bo a Message Poy. — Apply J. Wi Ham?, Viot-rla-Btn ... WANTBD, at once, a General Hand for the br'io-.' bu.'uese.-Apply E. McKoown, Qa .n-atreet Wharf.' WANTED, a General Servant (others kopi): reference requ'red. — Apply t. Mrs Bourne. Orqkel Boad, Remuera. WANTKD, two Good Iron Moulders; -."also, two respectable Lads as Appren tices to the Moulding.-Apply to Eraser & l inne, Phoenix Foundry. ANTED, Good General Servant; references required.—Mrs C. Kolsey, near Publio School, Mount Eden; or Charles Kolaey & Co., Quoen-strcet. WANTED, a Young Man accustomed to the Blacksmithlng: also, ono for Oven Trade.—Apply to Bach and Fairweathei-, Grey-street. WANTED, a Palliasse and Mattrass Maker.—Apply to Mills & Dempaoy, Lome-street (opposite noffmann's Warehouse). Good wages to a good hand. var.ANTED, a Smart Boy.-Apply G. V T Miller, New North Roaf. WANTED, Two Apprentices to the Dressmaking.—Mrs Lmgford, near St. Mary's Churon. Parnell. WANTED, a strong steady Man as Carter.—Apply J. Anderson, Grey's Factory, Albert-street. ■izvAN'IED, a good Barmaid.-Apply v v G royhonnd Hotol. WTA^TEU, a Barmaid. — Apply at T v Barrol Hotel, Parnell. WANTED, a good General Servant. Refor_ncos rcqutrod.—Apply to Mrs E, Mltohelson. Lower Kooonero. a*/ ANTED, a Tinsmith at once. Con-; vv stant employment to a steady man.— Apply to Mr MeDermott, Vlctoria-.treotKast. W ANTED, a man as General Servant. _____ Applyjto tho Pacific Hotel- i WANTED, -horoughlv~good~6barabcr. j maid, al.o good Uoneral Servant; muat j havo good r*.oroncoi>.-Apply fUr Hotel. al -bart-stroet, between 10 B.m. to 2 p.m., and from 0 p.m. to 7 p.m. WANTED, a Strong Boy.—E, Payne, Confeotlone.. V10t0..»-3-rßet. W Aim TED, at once, a respectable Girl an « oners 1 S.rvaot — apply Mrs Ca' veiyGlad. tone Road, Parnell. ANTED, 15 good Pick and Shovel Mon for the Dook at Calliope Polnt. .appiy on the works. WANTED, a Boy who can milk and make hlm.olt generally useful about a houso and garden ; a country boy preferred.— Apply to Mr J. M. .hern, (iueonstroet. WANTED, a Girl 15 years old to mind baby (to sleep at home).—For address apply Star offloe. WANTkD, a Good House Dog ICollla nro.errod).-Address JU, 18. In unrqnee Batldlngs. WAmTeD, a good General servant.— Apply to Mrs MoMaater, Queen-street, •fcft^ ANTED, a Cooper for Tauraoga * * Browory,-Apply Uulgley, Weßt Queen ttraet. ANTED, a Waiter.—Apply Auck l,n- m„n ah--. „„.■__,__.,, ___; -■.--. _—-... ....-1-P...H,.. \&! ANTED, a good general Servant.— I» v Apply to Mrß R. J". Yates. Rutland Houbo, Parue'l. 'OA/'ANTED, a General Servant able to »» do Cooking; also, a Nursoglrl.—Apply Old Houso at Homo, Hobson-strect, WANTED, a Cook.—Apply on board . B.vqne Antart-B. WANTED, a good Gonornl Servant.— Mrs Andor.on, Wello.ley-Btroet East. Murd hooBB from Symonds-atroet. WANTED, General Servant.-Apply Mrs Sloman. top of Grafton Road. V»; A«TkD KNOWN-Houso Brooms; -▼ » Is 3d; Yard Brooms, la Cd; Hand Brushea, 9d.—At Dampler'a Hobson-Btrcet Shop. WA NTED, a smart active Boy at tho London Arcade. %»• ANTED KNOWN—Tea Trays, 2ft ~ * long and ljf>. wide, only Is 8d; at Dam pler'a Hobaar,-_t..et Shop. WANTED a good weueral Servant ; hlghe.t wages.—Apply to Mra Cameron. oppaalte -ocl.ty Ha 1, Bemnora. WANTED KNOWN-1 will give a Handaome Present to the Brat person who oan got hotter Piano Mnsio for Is than I Bell ot my Hob.on-Btreet Shop for 3d.—W. H, Damplor. W~ ANTED^EEN^The Cheap Lot of OrookoT just arrived at Dampler'a H.b.'on-Btreeti Shop. \%J ANTHD, a regular supply of Empty •»T«u.--.-»frlft.~»*_ li_.Fi lll*a Vlnogrowlnß GO VS,,' ANTED, by a single young man, a » v Furnished Bed-room ii a reßpeotaole family.—address AB. thlß offlco. OTANTED KNOWN-Valentines, Vy Comic and Small Sentimental Kinds, Very Cheap wholesale.—C. Maokay, Bookseller, 11, Grey-street. i WANTED SEEN-The Pretty Half- T v pour.d Tea Canister., 91; lib do, Is; ot Dampler'a Hobroa-atreet shop. _"__—_ WANTED, Pint Bottles.—Marks and Beaumont, American Hop Beer Com pany, Albert street (market entrance WANTED TO SELL, a Billiard Table, Gia FlttlnKß, Seata, Floor-oloth—every thing complete.-Apply J. Smith, Hxohango Hotel. \AT ANTED to Purchase, a House of 4 or » » is rooms, with from sto 10 acres of land, within 8 miles of Auckland.—Apply by letter, before Saturday noxt, to Robt. S. Carter, Post ofllce, Auokland WANTED TO KNOW, the where, absu s of THOMAS BKDI.OND, who arrived In Auokland about two yaars bho. —Please communicate with his .brother John, oare of Captain W. K. William,, Custom-house Quay, Wellington. WANTED TO LET, a 6 - roomed House.-Apply to William Gill, Builder, Wellington-street. WANTED SEEN-The Wrought Iron Safes. £3 10.'. and £1, at Dampler'a Hobson-street Shop. ANTED to Rent, a Pour or Five roomed Cottage, within 20 minutes' walk from Post-office,—Apply Mr J. M. Syms, Syms & Louquet'B, Hairdressers, opposite Opera House, Wollesley-atreet, WANTED, to Rent, a House at Mount Kden of not It .8 than fi room., with piece of ground to it,-Address -.St", Stab offloe. »*.'ANiED, to Let a Detached Boom, v T with flroplaee.—See boarrt •' To Lot" on end house, Marmlon-streat (Uppsr Queen street) WANTED, until the 13th February, Tenders for a {.-roomed two-storey Hon .a ; labour and tails only. The lowest or any tender not necessarily aocoptol.—Por tlcnlrrs, Wil'iam O. Gatentry, Draper, Mount Kden. WANTED, a Second-hand Phroton, in good order.—Apply L.H.E.j offlco of Star. ' \AI ANTED—Go and See the Handsome w * spring Conches, only £118s,—At Dam pier's Hobton-Btreet Shop, X\, ANTED KNOWN-If you want to TV tee the latest Fashion (Autumn and "Winter, 1393), have a glanoe at Munro and Milllgan'B Tailoring Window, In HobßOn-street, WANTED KNOWN—Tin Kettles, Is 6d; Tin Saucepans, from 6_; Enamelled Saucepans, 2b Cd.—At Dampler'a Hobson-street Shop. WANTED. -|ladies' and Children s Underlinen in variety, Any sort not In stock mode on the promisos. Less than town prices.—Robson's Melbourne House, Pqnsonby. WANTED, a Partner to join a thoroughly praotlcal man, who has b__n used to ereot saw mills, carry on the work ing of the same bb well as the working of the bnsh and everything oonneoted with the timber trade; and he If as 100 aores of first olasa kauri bush, freehold, near to railway station. Capitol required to work on equal shares, about £1000.— For particulars, apply to John Soppett, Land Agent. No. 8. Qaeen-Btreet. WANTED, Hotel-keepers, Confec tioners, and the Publio generally, to prevent aooldent. from the bursting of lemonade bottles while being opened, which is rendered perfectly safe by using ono of W. S. Jones* im- S roved Leather Hand Guards.—W. S. Jones, la. ufaoturer of Saddlery, Harness, &0., Queen- Btreet. WANTED to Sell, a New Venetian -_Bh end Frame, also Smaller Sash and Frame, and two Largo Glais Frames for shop Miles),—Apply at Sajers's Store. Mount Edon Road. ' i : WANTED, 2 Boarders, to occupy bed and Bitting room, in a oomtortablO homo, within 10 minutes' walk of Queen-street; no Other boarders.—For address apply Star office, WANTED KNOWN-Seltzogenes, for making Soda-water; Lawn Tennis and Cricketware; Fana, Ladies'. Bags (a choice assortment), Albums, Purses, &c-Chftrieg Kel sey & Co., Direct Importer^, Queen-street (two floors helow Morrins. Ironmongers), ANTED, Ponsonby Ladies to know they can have their own Materials used for all descriptions o£ Millinery, at mode rote charge.-PdhsQn's Melbourne House, Pon sonby; WAN iJ-D SEEN—The Fresh Lot of Iron Bedsteads (double), 30s ; Single do, 18 Cd : Iron Cot', 15a ;at Dampler'a Hobsoa- Btroet Shop. WANTED KNOWN—TI.at the Whaif Pharmacy has been Re-op_ned with a Well-:elected Stook of Pure Dross nnd Chemi cals, Nmaery and Toilet Reqniiito., Patent Medlolnes, &p,, t-0.—N.8.-PiJva.o and Confl dental Cages -uoccsblhllt undertaken. WANTED KNOWN —Shovels andl Spades, 3a; Four-pronged Garden Forks, 4s 6d.-A- Dampior's Hobson-street Shop, . WANTED KNOWN—" Correct Tip"- We have lust received, e_c Weathers field and Famenoth, large Bhlpmentß, and can | sell you stuff obeaper than any other house In tiewtonior out.—J. and W. Williams, both Bides Earangabape Road.



I Wanted. WANTED, Eye Doctors and others to recommend the quality oC my Is Spectacle _ >'o higher pries at tno Hobson- Blreet Shop.—W. H. Unmpler. WANTED, a strong active Lad to drive abo-era cart,—Apply to 0. John .tar, I Union Bakery, Parnell, \mt ANTED, a Coachsmith. — Apply TT Jamrb Maokie, Ooaohbuilder, eto„ Vlc ■ toila-streetEast. «ggaj jj \Jf7"ANTED to Lease for a term, a I '» Dwolling-houso near the Hospital, con tnining2 sitting-rooms, flbed-rooms.andkitchen. with garden.—Apply by letter, Resident, Chief Po3t-ofl.ee, Auckland, WANTED, a Labourer.—Apply Min now's Now Shop. Hobson-street—ThOß, 0 ilabrook, Contractor. . ANTED, a Suitable Lia as an ap ptontioe to the trade.—Apply Dutton ' Brothers, uoik Manufacturers, Upper Queen litreet. WANTBD KNOWN, Sterling Silver Jewelrey—Charles Kelsey and Co. keep only rool Bllver jeweler?, no washed goodß of tiny kind; tho newest designs constantly arrlv ng per mall Btoaraers.-Charles Kelsey & Co., lwo doora below Morrln.', Ironmongers. j \\] ANTED KNOWN—Money ad- V * vanoed on Personal and Collateral Se curity, repayable by weekly instalments. Bills Discounted.—ltae's Now Zoaland Pawn Office, Darby-street. ' W ANTED KROWN—In Ladies' Silver T v Jewellery, wo conflno ourselves entirely' to Roal Silver; wo keep no Silverino or Plated Goods of any kind. Fresh assortment lust to hand.—Charles Kelsey & Co., Queen-street (two doora below Morrins', Ironmongers). J itr ORTH ER N CLUB. No s_.tlfl.ao.ory atipltoatlons hovl.g be.n received for tho office of Seoretary to the , Northorn Olub. farther applications will be re ceive l nntll noon on WEDNESDAY, tho 23th day of February. Partioalsrs on ts had by applying to the Steward of tno Club. Prldceg-atreot, frebruary 6.1833. A LADY offers a happy homo at tho -___- sea-side, in a boautiful and healthy locality, and good instruction to children of either sex.—Terms and references on applica tion to Mrs Poole, Paihia (opposite Russell, Bay of Islands). ■— 1 1 BCB iii'ii'.. J.'.-l I -' I_ost and Founa. lOST or Strayed from Albert-street, a J blaok and wnlte Spaniel Djg.—Findor will be rewarded on i-etarnlng same to Goo. Hiitohlßon, Ulster House, Alberl-stroet. lOST, in Drunken Bay, Motutapu, near -I the flrj tress, a Bunoh of K.ys.-ifinder will receive roward by leaving earno at this Office. • iOST.— £1 reward will be paid to any - one returning 2 Young Bay (.elding.—one branded DS, tno other P, near shoulder. May have returned to Waiuku, or to Mr Scott, Wal nut,—O. T. Hogg, New Lynn, Avoadale, or to j 187, Qnoen-streot. | PS KEWaBD.-Los., on Sunday morn _*' lag, 1 tred and Whit. Cow. very near calv ing, with innate brand.—Anyone bringing the c.Hie to U. Spratr, Ep. jm, will receive the above reward. • STRA YED, from Parnell, on Sunday, a Blaok Mara, anchor branded on shoulder. —Fin derrowarded on returning to Buokland'e Yards. Dnrham.st.e_t. STRAYED, from the stables of the _.uo- land Fibre Company, this morning, a Well bred Bay Harness Maro. blaok points. Any perron bringing her to the Works will be ro wardoi).—Stanloy-atreet, February 6,1883. Board ana neaiaence, /ILAREMONT HOUSE, Princes-street, AJ Auokland.—Hoard and Roeldonoo by the day, week, or month. Toims very moderate. CioMKuKPaBLE APARTMENT'S tor J Ladles during their aooouohmont; quiot nessi and attention. Terms moderate.—Apply Mrs Boylo, Upper Queon-stroot (3rd houso abovo Heath s store). CA OVERNOR BKOWNE HOTEL, VJT HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodging 208. per Week. Single Room __ 8 . per Weok. OLD CLUB PRIVATE BOARDIiNQ HOUSE. Edon Crescont, Auckland, within three minutes, walk of tho Railway Station, Wharf, Post offlco. Supremo Court-houso, and Ban.ks.—First-class Accommodation for Visitors from tho Coast and Country Districts. Apart ments on suite for Ladies and Families. Plungo and Shower Bath«. Letters and tolegraiua addressed; o tho Managor, Old Club Private Boarding Houso, Eden Crcacont, Auckland, will receive prompt attontion. __Tn t n (71. house Bisach Road, Devoxtobt. A delightfully Bitnated Marine Residence, commanding an ertonsivo view of tho harbour, city, and suburbs; conveniently located betweon tho Victoria and Dovonport wharves. Every comfort and convonianco for visitors and board. Terms modorate. JNO. OWEN. Educational. a: MADAME POOLEY'S VOCAL CLASS will reassemble next THUBSDoY EVENING, the Bth lnßtant, at 8 30_ A. New w__TJe~commen-ed on the following Thai-day Evening, the Is:h Instant, at 7.30. Intending members are invited to the praotlse ot the Vooai Clasß on tho Bth Instant, when their names will be received.' M.KDn.sionr. VitiA. Vincent sweet.. JOB Sporting. T\ U N E D I N CUP. FINAL NOTICE, ADAM BEDE requests his numerous patrons to communicate at onco on above event. Rapidly aporoaohing completion. ONEHUNGA RACES. - A 'Bus will leave the Greyhound, Auokland, at 13.15. for tbe Onohanga P_c.?, on S»turday next. 10th 1ri8... artivipg la time for Ist Hi.o, Will leavs the Com je for Auokland after 'sat race.— H. P. HoUIB, Proprietor, Corporation Notices. *_£s__r&B_€___9p pilY OF AUCKLAND. LIBRARIES ACT, 1869, AND AMENDMENTS THEREOF. Notioo Is hereby glvon that it is tho intention of the City Council of Auckland en tho Bth day of February next (in terms of tho Rating Act. 1876, and amendments thereof), to mako and levy a yearly rate of Ono Halfpenny in tho Pound upon all Assessable Property within tho said City, under and In pursuance pf the provi sions of the above Aots, payahlo in oho sum on tho 11th day of February, 1883, at the City Coun cil Offlcoß, High-street, in the said City. The Rate Book is open for inspection. By Order, P. A, PHILIPS, Town Clerk, Town Clerk's Offloe, 85th January, 1883, pIT V OF AUCKLAND,I T-NDSRS FOR ASPHALTING! FOOT PATH... &o. Tbe City Council will reoeive Tenders until 3 p m. ot THUhSDAY, tho Bth February, for above works, In terms of plana and Bp.olflca tlons to be viewed at the office ot tae City Knglneer, Hlgh-Btreet. Tho Council do not bind t homsei yes to accept any tender, Tenders to be endorsed!' Tenders for Asphalting Work.' P. A. PHII.IP3, Town Clerk, Town Olerk's Offloe, January 12,188.. niTY OF AUCKLAND. OLHRK AND DRAUGHTSMAN. The Olty Oeunoll require the servlo.s ot a 1 competent Clerk and Draughtsman for the City 1 Engineer's Department. Applications will be received until noon ot THU_—D__Y, February 1 Bth. Salary at the rate of-117S per annum. Cer -1 tided (oopleß onlyi of testimonials should accom pany applications. Further information may ' be obtained on application to the City Engineer ' during: offlcs hoars. P. _, PHILIPS. Town Clerk, Town Clerk's Ofii™, i January 31,1853, \ Gazette in Jtsanicruptcy l TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW | JL ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. - IN BANKRUPTCY. . In tho matter of " Tho Debtors and Credi - tors Act, 1878." and of tho sevoral Acts ii amending the samo, and of tho Bank ruptcy of William Mowbray Higgs, of r Remuera, near Auckland, iv tho Pro- I vinciftl District of Xiick'laSd In the f frSF ?Baln»a, Timber qorfc a o it is hereby notified that at a Meeting of the _ Creditors o£ the said Will am Mowbray Higgs y hold this day in thp Buddings o£ the Supreme , Court house._A_ck.and a t eleven o'clock in tho " forenoon, Tho?. as Maeffarlano, Esquire, of X Auckland, certifloatcd accountant in Bank s' yuptoy, was elected Creditors Trustee of the _ property of the said Debtor, and that tho said )f Thomas Maoffarlane" has Intimated to the ~ Registrar in writing, his acceptance of tho said a. Trusteeship. • ■ Fofci-MsM^ UCk' and t!l° m°m day ot S ; . .'"' Q. W. BASPIY, f- BWltamw deputy Registrar, it Solicitors for the Debtor, II l_.hortland-B.reet, Auokland, g_a=___;;— i •>'.. i ii .. 4 |p 0 R SALE, _. PRIME - rriAI.AN_.KI G-LT T> UTTER. "B- AARANaKI OAhT JDUTTEB. in [g GUNSON AND MARTIN, 53, CUSTOSI-HOUSE-SIREEI.



To Liet, UnO LET, a Two-roomed Cottajro in JL Green-street (near Convent), Ponsonby. rerfO LET or For Sale, 5-roomed House in I Blake-street, Newton.—James Peaoook, 0, Hlokßon'a Bnlldlngg (over Goodrjn'g). TO LET, a Large Shop opposite Car renters" Arms, Grey-Btreet; rent, fa per week.—Apply next door. TO LET, at Avondale, a .four-roomed j Cottage, with 10 norcs good lsnd, stable.' &o. Rent, 12i 03 per weok.-For particulars apply I to Mrs Hastings, tho top oottage right hand Bide of Grcy-atreet. ■ I rgiO LET (furnished or unfurnished), I _l Apartments, with use of kltohen, near Kybor Pans Road.—Apply Star Offloe. firiO RE LET, iv Upper Queen-street, a L 6-roomed House, with a larg. gor-en planted with fruit twos; rent, 15s per week.— F. G. Ewington. r§ 0 LET, Offices.—Those centrally situ- I ated and flrst-clasß Offices now la my occupation (as I am removing to ground floor). The best position In Auckland for a solicitor or other professional man.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, next to Bank of Australasia, Queen st. _ rg"tO LET, a Furnished Bed and Sitting- X room, suitable for 2 single gentlemen or a marrlod ooupio, — Apply ill, Victoria street West, rfiiO LET, two Houses and -.hops in Vie- JL torla-s.rcet.-Apply to Mr Stevenson, corner of Nelson and Baker-street. _ _ rr.o LET, Grafton Road, a convenient 5- J roomed House; Wellington-street, a Shop and Dwelling.—S. Y. Collins. K»mo Colliery Office. 16, Queop-Btree- T" l_f_-T, Ten-roomed House, nearly four acres land, vinery, outbuildings, &0., Mount Roskill Road.—Apply MrDiokson, H.M. Customs, or on premises. ripO LET, Large Pour-roomed House, I with scullory ; kitchen rnngo; gas and wator lnid on.-Apply Mr ToMn, Bond-street, ArohHil. . filO LET, a House in Hardingo-streot, I noar City B.the.-Apply T. Craig, Graham- B.t.t. ripo LET, First-cla's Business Premises I in City and Suburbs.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Quoen-Btroet, between Bank of Aus trulasia and " Herald" Olllce. ' elO LET, furnished or unfurnished, the JB_ Conorete Villa, pli a„ntly situated, Oreat North Road, with garden, arable, and paddook, abundant supply of water.—Apply to Mr Ed mund, on tha premise.. Arohhill bus passes many times a day. T — 0 LET, at tho corner of Dublin-street and New-street, near College Road, a large b.loony House and Stable, with large allotment; splendid opening for coal and 11 e wood business.—Apply J. Bennett-, Queen strent. rsrto jIET, a 5-roomed House, corner of J. Randolph-atreet and Newton Road; god well; 8s per we.k.—Apply Mrs Mouoslln, Kan dolph street rrio "LET, in Newmarket, 2 good 5- A roomed Cottages, quite now.—Apply W. and J. grater. Land Agents, Queen-Btreet. ' B"iO Let, close to tho Market, a detached I Houso of eight rooms, suitable for a pri vate boarding house, or could bo let singly for other purposoa. For addrosß. apply Star Offlco. TO LET, Shop and Dining: Rooms op. poßite Railway Station.—For particulars, apply to William Pye. Queon-street Wharf. rr\Q LET, at the Bay of Islands, near I Russell, a.roomed Cottage (furnished).— For particulars apply to "Publisher," Star Office. 'pO LET (at Whau), Brick Yard, with 1 Sheds, Pug Mill, &c„ In working order, near Walkomltl Railway Station; 11 acres ot land; low rental—Applyto Mr Peok. Groor Whan, or Conn ill and Cooper. Solicitor*, Anok •"flO BE LET, a 12-roomed House in I Parnell; gas In each room, and gas stove in kitchen; colonial ovon in lower kitchen; abundant Bupply of wator; commands splendid views. Rent, 30s por week (gas fittings in cluded) ; well situated for a family or boarding house.—Apply Goodson's London Arcade. rjlo LET, a comfortable 8-roomed Uouße, X elated root; stable, baggy house, and all necessary outbuildlnsß, together with about live aoroa good volcanio (trass land, situated about half mile from Etlerslle Hallway Station, —Apply to J. B. Morpeth, No. 21, New Zsa'and Insurance Buildings. TO BE LEASED, a Farm of 150 acres, having a good House. Dairy, and Farm Buildlntrs, fenced and dlvldod Into paddocks, well watered in tho driest aea.o-B. All the pro duce from the farm can be cold on tho spot, without sondlnu to Auokland. The lessee can havo any term ih^t may be agreed upon. A aolendtd opening fur a country storekeeper.— For further psu-llou—ra anply to Wm. Gulliver Houso and Land Agent. Ponaonby. /THO LET, Rosenheim near tho Three I Lamps, Ponsonby, a Villa Residence of 10 rooms, magnificent view of tho harbour, and opposite coast, largo and woll-vent-lated-'ooms. gas, wator, and outbuildings, g_rdon*"m_~. orchard well drained. For a term to ajgood tenant.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Quoon- Btreot, next "Horald" Offlco. PONSONBY. —To Let, a Nine-roomed Houso, corner of Tote and Bußßoll-atreots. —Apply V. Home, No. 20. New Zealand Insn ranee Buildings. J'AKaPUaA. —To Let or for Sale, an excellent farm near Lako Takapona. 33 aoroa of good land and an e_.oe.lent honss and outbuilding., roaoh pats- eight times daily. V" ICTORU-STREET.—Shop to be Let in business part.—Apply Jos. Adams, Watchmaker, Victoria-street. HOUSES TO LET, furnished and un furnished.—Apply R. _. R. Duder.House -centß. Devon port. E YEN PoRT, N or th Shore. —Excellent new Villa Reßideneo, Qteooms, to Let. Thoro is every convenience.—vUso, a nioo Cot tage, 8 rooms.—Oliver Mayß, ogeni. DEvONPORT, NORTH S.HORE.- To Let or for Eale, a 8 roortf-d Cottatre, new, in a good position.—Apply R. ____,>Dnder, Honce and Land Asnnta. fIuRNKR QUEBN aND StloßT V-* . LAND-THEETd. To Let or 8011, the balance of my Lomo ot Offloe or Shop, oorner of Queen and Shortland !,,toeta* R C. GKEBNWOOD. For Sale. |J OR SALE, a good second-hand Piano r by I.ogae.—Apply Star office. rj.OK IMMEDIATE SALE,-Good V opening for a Small Capitalist.—A General Store, doing a good trade, in a suburban part of the city. Part of purohaso money can remain on property. Good reasons can be given for retiring.—Apply Baynes's Store, Kyber Pass (below Grafton Road), _____,' FOR SALE, Claremont-street, oft"Kyber Pass Road, Verandah Cottage of I rooms, almost new, fitted with oupbanrds, dresser, Sec, staunchly built and thoroughly well finished, good well, allotment about S3 x 120. Must be sold, as owner 1b leaving for the South, Prloe only 83.f1.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen street, next Herald Offloe. 612 A BARGAIN.—For Sale, an Improved Farm of 88 acres, within an hour's ride of tho city,—For torrns apply to Mr J, A. Boale, Sallo-tor, South Brltißh Chamborsi Queonstroet TRI O R SALE. A Splendid Buslnoss In a populous neighbour^ hood in tho Suburbs. Largo and valuable Freehold. This is an exceptional opportunity for a person with some means to aoqmro a homo and a good ready-made Business at once. Early application necessary, Central Land Agenoy, corner of Queen-street and Vnloan Lano. Geobqb Fbasbb, Manager. PIANO.-For Sale (a bargain), First class Instrument, in walnut case,—Apply Mr Wnlkor, Russell-street, Arch Hill (namo on door). ' OATS. _f\ATS. i"|ATS. AIS Uats. V/ATS. iooo SAOKB riOOD f\w (\Ata AOKS VITOOD KJlu Uatb (OBTJ—B FOB FiED THAN NEW). IN LOTS TO U'T PURCHASERS, AT LOW RATES. %XT AND r\ Palis. UNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE . COMPANY (Limit.-.. A Call (the 2nd) of One Shilling per Share has teen mode ta tbe Directors of the otovo Com pany, puyable to tho Manager, at the Com ranJi'a nffloe. Lower Albert-Bireer. Auokland, on or before BATU 1-.DAY. 10th inst. THOMAS BELL, Manager. Auokland, January 18.1883, -Vi _ _ STANLEY GOLD MIHINQ COMPANY (Limited), A Call (tho 2nd) of 2d por Phsre has been made by the Dlreotors of the above Company, payable to the undersigned, at the Offloe of the ComDanj, Shortland - Btroet, Auokland, on WEDNE-DAY, February I_, 1883, F. A. WBIM, Manager. Anokland. Febroary 6,1883. Dividends. "TWrEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER CANTILE AGENCY CO. (LIMITED). It is horoby not—led to Shareholders in New Zealand that a Dividend at tho rate of Ten per Cent, per annum, for six months ending Slst December last, and a Bonus of Five per Cent, will be payable at the Company's Office, Queen, street, on and after the 6th instant. FREDB", BATTLEY, Auckland, 6th February, 1883.



i Mcclealaß-lcai. TENT AN D EASTER. SPECIAL COURSES OF SERMONS IN THE CITY AND SUBURBAN CHURCHES. ST. PAUL'S, Sundays at 7 p.m, COURSE OF "LENTEN LESSON 3." I. "The End la View" (Eool. xl„ 7,8)-lh»ln cumbent. 11. "Spiritual Food" (S. Matt, iv., i)-the Rev. T. TOlstle, M.A., late of Holy Trinity, Marylebono, London. HL "Motives" (I. Cor. x„31)-TheRev. J. W. Alloway, B.__. IV. " Muoh out of Lltrl." (3. Jo. vl„ fll-Tho R.v. E. H. Gulliver, M.A.. Warden of St. John's College. V. " Ksoaped from De»th' (3. Jo. v! "I.; 5l)-The Inoambent of Bt. Matthew's. VI. "A Sorrowing Triumph" (3. Luke _r'x„ 41, 42)— The Inoambent of St. Sepulchre's. EASTER DAY—Special Sermon by the Lord Bishop of tno Diocese, Wsdujibday Hv.nings, 7.ls—Short Simon and L inlea Raadl n«. ST. MATTnEWS. COURSE ON "OUR TALENTS," Abh Wkdnkbday, at 7.30 P.M. Introductory Address: " Our Talents, Opportu nities, Lent" (Sal. vi., 10—The Inoumbenr. Sunda.s, at 7 p.m. I. "Onr Talents-Time" (I, Cor. vll., 291-The Rev. T. Thistle, M.A. 11, "OurTalents—Money" (S.Lu,xvl„ 11)— The Incumbent of St. Mary's. ILL "OurTalents-Influenoa" (Phil. ii.. U-Tho Inonmb.nt of St, Sopnlohre's. IV. "Onr Talents-Natural Gift."(Job. xxxll,, 8)-The Rev. J. W. Alloway, B. A. V. " Our Talentr— Acquired AeoompUahmoata " (I. Uor. iv., 71-The Inoambent of St. Pauls. VI. "Our Talents-The Garden of the Sonl" (Sen. 11., IS)—The Lord ttlahop ot Auokland. Bastebday—" Our Talents- (Payment by Re sults " (S. Mitt, xv.. 21; 28, 29)— The Rev. the Warden of St. John's College. Wednesday Evbninos at 730 —A Lenten Coarse ot Readings. ST. SEPULCHRE'S. COURBE ON "SIN. AND DEATH." Sundays, at 7 p.m. L " Death by Sin" (Rom. v., 12,-Tho Inonmbent, tt. "Death in Sin" (Epn. 11., 1-The Rev. J, 8. \ BUI. IH. " Death onto Sin" (Rom, vl„ 11)— The In cumbent of bt. Matthew's. 17, "Death from Sin" (Rom. vl, 71-The In oambent of Si. Mary's. V. "Tho Death for Sin" (I. Cor. xv., .(-The Lord Bishop of Auokland. VL " The Death or Hnd of 8In" (I. Cor. xv., 25, 28)— The Incumbent of St. Paul's, Easteb Day—"Life for Evermore" (Rev. 1., 18)—Tha Bishop of Melanesia, Wednesday Hv.nings at 7 -special Sermons. ST. MaRY-TpaRNELL. SUBDAYS, AT 7 P.M. COURSE ON "THE LIFE AND DEATH Of THE LORD JESUS." L "Hollnoßi of tho Lord Joaus"—Tho Inonm bent. V, "Sympathy ot the Lord Jesuß"— Thelncum bent ot St. Matthew's. 111. " Teaching of tho Lord Jesus "—The Incum bant. IV. ■• Mlraolea of the Lord Jeans"—The Inonm bent of St. Sopnlohre's. V. "Death of the Lord Jeans"—The Inoam bent, Wednesday Evening's, at 7 p.m, COURSE ON "SIN." February 11—" Nature ot Bin "—The Incumbent Of St. hepulohre's. February 21—" Convlotlon of Sin"—The Inonm bent ot St. Paul's. February 28 —"Soirow for Bin"—Tho Lord Bishop of Auokland. March 7—"Consequonces of Sin"—The In cumbont of St. Mat-how's. j March 11-"Forgiveness of Sin"—Tho Yon. Archdeacon Prltt, Inonmbent of St. Mark's. Fbiday Evenings, at 7 p.m., COURSE ON "OUR NEED AND THE DI VINE REMEDY," by tho Incumbent. ALL SAINTS', PONSONBY Sundays, at 11 a.m. SPECIAL COURSE OF LENTEN SERMONS. Suhjeots and Preachers will bo announced week by week, Wednesday (eommenoing with Ash Wednes day), at 7.30 p.m. A COURSE OF SHORT LENTEN LECTURES. HOLY TkINITV, DEVONPORT. Sundays, at 7 f.m. LENTEN SERMONS, As announoed. Wednesdays, at 7 p.m. SPECIAL LENTEN LECTURES. ST. MARK^sT-IEMUER... Servloes and Subjects as announced. EPIPHANY,^?! NEWTON. .uun-r-un rnSfßSßfflS. _•_• _, _._,■ w-__-u._. I. (7 p.m.) " Half-heartedness," 8. Lu. is., 69-60. 11. (7 p.m.) •'Self righteousness," £~ MBtt. ix„ 12-13. 111. (11 a.m.) "Unreal Profession." S. Matt, xv., 8. IV. (7 p.m.) "Mistaken Friendship," S. Matt, srvi., 22 23. V. (7 p.m.) "Negleot," S. Matt, xxv.. il-il. VI. (7p.m.) "Denial," S.Lu.xxl., 6L Easter Day (0.30 pan.) Christ's Promise: "Be- OToause I live, ye shall live also," S. Jo., xiv„ 19. Wednesdays, at 7.83 p.m., Commencing with Ash Wednesday. i ; SB_____S______ _s__s___ Shipping, ° U c c:| «H|^ ST. HBLIEi-'S BAY. "■■"'■• Iho P.P. TONGARIRO Will leave Queen-Btreet Wharf on SATURDAY NEXT, tho 10th lner,, at 1 p.m., returning at a p.m, Ro.nr-Tiok-t.,, .. _. 63. From Sr. Heller's Bay she will prc.sed on a FIBHIN-. EXCURSION for tho afternoon. Extra Far 3.. .. _. 2a 63. K. WRIGHT, Agent, I I ________ Drapery. HAVING SOLD THE LEASE of my Premises, I MUST BE OUT IN SIX WEEKS, To Rive possession to purchaser. To effeot a Clearance ot my Btooii. I have marked it down to WHOLESALE COST PBICE. The whole of tho Stock la New, having been advantageously bought dating the last 0 months. A few prices will suffloo to oon vlnoe you of the Bargains to be had:- Oatmeal Cloth, In ailfashloo_,ble shadea-.'. __..... <ft_ttw.... .7Jd Fast Colour Print__._,__.. ..Sd All Wool Flannels-_._..-_7_d China Matting, yard wlde....9_d Dress Pieces. from_...,___..ld 12 dozen Shirt Buttonß for..,,__2d Men's Geelong Tweed Trousers and Vests, 14/U; regular prion, 25/ Men's Tweed Suits, 22/0; regular prioe-. ..._.... ...„_..if.. ..40s Men. Tweed Tron6ors_.._.-_ lid Men's Bockß, _.-....—_ _8d pair FOR SIX WEEKS ONLY! I Special Terms to Small shop keepers. Brennan's, F OT 0» VICTORIA-STREET, maaic__. X>Y ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. Bold Medal, P__r!_jiwat Special AvrarS, Philadelphia. 18781 Sold Medal. Sydney, 1880; Gold Medal, Brussels. 18301 Gold Medal, Melbourne, 188 L just Landed OANTRELL _S COCHRANE^ CELEBRATED /..RATED WATERS, MONTSERRAT LIMEJUICE CHAMPAGNE, A Health-giving Non-oioohoUo Beverage, at Hotels and Clubs _ Sd per bottle. AROMATIC GINGER ALB I The Original Belfast dinner Ale, bo justly celebrated at Hotels and Clubs; Bd per bottle, These ____at_~> Waters are the same quality as contracted for and now supplied to The Ounard S.S. Co.; the Montreal S.S. Co, the Inrnon S.S. Co.) Oceanic as. Cat he National as. Co.; the Paolflo 8.3. Co.; Anchor, S.S. Ca Kingston and Holyhead, K.M., Co, I WHOLESALE AOEtn, [ AICKIN, tHH PHARMACY.



i ■ -7— — $r Goodaon.a Arcade. GOODSON'S - London Arcade. - GOODSON'S Valentines, and Valentine Presentations in Clocks, Gold and Silver Watches, Chains, Necklets, Lockets, Rings, Suites, Studs, See,, &c., Abyssinian Gold and Gold-cased Jewellery (equal in appearance to Ster ling and Colonial Gold), Silver and Gold plated Jewellery, Electro-plated Goods of all kinds: Dinner, Breakfast, Tea, Dessert, Afternoon Tea, and Toilet Sets; Majolica, Terra Cotta, and Moss Goods, Wines and Tumblers, Decanters,Waterßottles, Vases, Lustres, Epergnes, Table and j Pocket Cutlery, Lamps, Cricket 1 Bats and Balls, Accordians, Concertinas, Musical Boxes, Orchastranetes, Photogra phic, Scrap and Stamp Al bums, Opera and Field _______ Glasses, Telescopes, _-. ™"| Spectacle., Micros- I sJI copes, Card Cases, O P—. __ Hammocks, __■< ~L .<—i 3 Toilet Requisi- O O : Oa tes.Perfumery, tzi Tr d Brushes, Combs, r_ Q j rr\ BJ Birthday Cards. g __. I r_* •«] Pictures, Bookg, and •" O ______) _. Stationery at Eng- t> r _ 1 " o lleh Prices, Pur- » OC O B bos, Ladles' p ,«-. _T g Bags in Seal, fe O Q Morroco.Plush 2 l> ' li. 3 Velvet, _. Silk, P **3 | (.3 Dressing Cases, JTi I _______J Work TBoxes. I I Desks, Jewel and Writ ing Cases, Inkstands, Fans, Dolls, Horses an/1 Carts, Rook ing Horses, BagaUß lo Board,, &c. Tho Is. Counter contains hundreds Of varities to select from. The 6d. Counter, also the 3d., has on it imarvel lons valne. Novelties always being received, and obtainable only at Gosdeon's LONDON ARCADE, LONDON ARCADE, Auokland, Gisborne, and Thames. London Office: 58, St. Mary Axe. «" ■ '' ■- ,■ ■ : ss-sxj i_jb Conveyances. TELEPHONE |_LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES.. NORTH SHORE AND LAKE TAKAPUNA TIME TABLE :- Leave Victoria Wharf, Devonport—at 7.15 and 10.20 a.m., and 2 and 1.20 p.m. Leave Takapona Schoolhousk—at 8.15 and II a.m., and 3 and 5.15 p.m. SUNDAYS. — Leave Devonpo__ —at 10.40 a.m., and 2 and 4.20 p.m. Leave Takapena— a 111.46 a.m., and 3 and 5.15 p.m". • FARE EACH WAY, ONE SHILLING. F. QUICK, Proprietor. m. 1 M E T A II L E, BAINBRIDGE'S 'BUSSES, From Union Bank— l minutes pant tho hour, and 23 minutes to tbe hoar. From The Three Lamps-.- minutes to the hour, and every hoar. Night trips from Towi.-5-past.. J-past 10. and _r-pa.it 11. From Union Bank to Shelly Beach - 20 minutes past 11, 20 minutes past 2. 20 minutes paßt 5, 7 minutes past 6, and 23 minutes to 8, From Shelly Beaoh-8.30 a.m., ito 11,1 lo 1 to S. j to 9. rpELEIGRAPH LINE OF COACH US. LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, Kirk wood and Lake Street, Cambridge Waikato, New Zealand, W. BT. CARTER, Proprietor, W. K. C. begs to return hla sincere thanks to his numerous friends and the public generally for the liberal support he has received since commencing business, and has to inform them that, in order to moetlthe requirements of this rapidly advancing district, he is at present BUILDING LARGE ADDITIONS to h_S PREMISES, which, when completed, will moke them second to none in the North Island. Tourists for the Hot Lake Country supplied with Saddle Horses and Buggies on the shortest notice; also, experienced guides and careful drivers. ! Buggies and Saddlo Horses always on hire. Orders by telegram or otherwise punctually attended to. Cambridge, December 22,1882. "O OVAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES. ALTERATION OF TIME-TABLE. The Royal Mail Coach (carrying passengers) will on and after Ist January, 1883, and' until further notioo, run to tho following Time table :— Leave Cambridge for Hamilton Junction Rail way Station daily at 8.30 a.m.; returning from Station to Cambridge on arrival of Train from Auckland. Leave B_miilton for Te Aroha on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2.30 p.m.; re turning from To Aroha on Mondoys, Wednes days, and jyridays, at 10 a.m. Booking Offices : Gwynno's Hotel, Hamilton Wist; Coleman's Hotel, To Aroha; and at my Premises, Kirk wood and Lake-streets, Cambridge. W. K. CARTER, Proprietor, Cambridge, December 82,1682. Drapery, <fee. A« JjINABURY & Co.'S NEW GOODS I NEW GOODS I NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS I WE ARE NOW SHOWING OUR FIRST SHIPMENT OF Spring and Summer dress goods, millinery, jackets, mantles ULSTERS, -0, WE HAVE THE LARGBST AND BEST BELEOIED STOCK OF MILLINERY IN MILLINERY MILLINERY .--,-. . WT , MILLINERY MILLINERY AUOKI' AND' MILLINERY -t —Ton are— —reßpeotfully— -Invited to visit— —Our Establishment— —before making— —your Pur— —chase.,— -I DRESSMAKING ON THE PREMISES, COSTUMES MADE ON TWENTY FOUR HOURS' NOTICE, A. _L» ABU"*O a KM ft 90S QUBBN-STR-BT FOR A LARGE ~~"~"~"~~ QTOCK, FOR A GRAND TTARIETY, FOR SUPERIOR \ -PITTING, FOR THE BEST TTALDE,, i IN ! men's, boys', and youths' v/lothlng and Outfitting, the new zealand CLOTHING FACTORY STANDS UNEIVAL-ED. AtJCEXAM- Branch 1 158 AND 100, QUEEN-STREET. J, FnzstMoiffl, Branch Manager, 5.,8.-Strang-_ are requested to avoid spa rloas Imitations of tho Establishment,



I'~-~— —-________sonaL J - """ ~i I Tenders. ~~ j TJEMUERA BIGHWAY DISTRICT. ' Fresh Tenders are requested for Ladies' Mile Road, to be delivered at my office before 3 p.m. of FRIDAY, the 9th February. * JAMES BABER, C.E. TENDERS will be received for the De livery of 3. Yards of Scoria at the Blr ken he* d Wharf.—Apply at once to Birkenhead Wharf Store. rpENDERS required for Building an 8- Hotel at Whangarel. Plans ana epeolfloa tlcns to be seen at Mr Jackmnn's, Nelson-street, till WKDNESDAY, 11th nf Februory, at coon. Lowest or any tender not necessarily ncoapted, Public notices. ! PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. MR EDWIN HORNSBY (lats of Messrs T and S, Morrln) has been admitted a Partner In my business, which will be carried on under tho Firm of "LAURIE & HORNSBY." W. S. LAURIE. Auckland, 25th January, 188 . J ■J^ 0 T I C E. Mrs Coxon. of Onehunga, begs to roturn her most sincere thanks to customers and friends for past favours during Mr Coxon's time of carrying on business, and begs to give notice she still intends carrying on the Butchering Business, and will be thankfulfor a continuance of their support. All accounts outstanding to be paid either to herself or to John D. Williams, whose receipt will be sufficient discharge. SARAH L. COXON. Onehunga, February 2,1883. EN (£10) POUNDS REWAKD.- Whereaa aomo maUoloua person or per sons unknown have been Tampering with the Enjflne ol the Froomau*. Bay Mills on Friday night las.. A reward of £10 will hi given tor such information as will lead to the convlotlc— Of the offender or offenders,—D, H. MoK BIN ZI if. Auckland, February 6.1883. "yETERINARY NOTICE. J. G. L4.WTON hereby expresses his gratl tudo to hi J friendß for their many favours dur ing the last twenty years, and informs them that he has this Oay RETIBBD FROM THK PBOFEBBION. Kyt.r Pass Road, Fobrnary 7,1883. RATEPAYERS I Appeal I against ex. cesjlve valuations. Rememtjr I Tours • day. February 15tb, last day.—T. B. Hannatord. will All up and lodge objeotlons. Forms for eale rmHE New Instantaneous Toothache <C Cure.Marehali'B Odontalgioon. Is.—o. W, Goodßoa, London Arcade, « MRS COSTER'S Address is Wellesley stroot W., opposite the Opera House. Feathers Dyed in all tno no west shades. A nice assortment of Ladies' Caps just received. BRETT'S AUCKLAND ALMANAC. NOW ON SALE AT ALL THE BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. PRICE-ONE SHILLING, With Map of Waitemata Harbour T- SIBBIN AND BROWN, COMMERCIAL & GENERAL PRINTERS, 65, Qoeen-st., Auckland, ffhbee doobs above waitemata hotel. THOS. SIBBIN and CHAS. BROWN havo the honour to intimate that they have entered into partnership ns Commercial and General Printers, and have opened business at the ad dress above. In respectfully soliciting a share of your favours, we would assure you that no effort will bo spared upon our part to'execute your orders with Neatness, Accuracy, 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 Snnctuality and general excellence of work. iur expenses are very light, and of this we shall give our customers 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 its production. NEW ZEALAND GRAIN AGENCY . AND. ME CANTILE^COMPANY CAPITAL -,: £1,000,000 Head Offices, New 7Ze_xand : _ THE TRIANGLE, CHRISTCHURCH. Managing Director: Geo. G. Stead. Consulting Director: P. Cunninqham. | . ■ j Tho undersigned begs to inform Grain Mer chants and others that he has been appointed AGENT for the abovo Company, and is now prepared to receive orders—which shall have Srompt attention—for Grain and all kinds of Tew Zealand Produce. „„„„„„„ R. H. STEVENSON, Agent, Union Insurance Office, Queen-street rf^f WESTPFAHL \J» . Is Jusr opknino FIFTY TRUNKS or LADES. GENTS'. AND CHILDREN'S BEST SEASONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES. c. weltpfahl, BOOTMAKER AND IMPORTER, Opposite Haymarker, jp-B £s% TO £10,000 LENT on Building 3&JL.V Society principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See i.lst of Properties for sale on Ith page. Six per cent allowed on money deposited tor Investment.-— C. Williamson, Land, Estate, and Financial A Sen and Valuator,! 3,Vulcan La.no. Wm. McAbthur & Co.. AUCKLAND. TO DEALERS IN FANCY GOODS, EARTHENWARE, CHINA AND GLA AND GENERAL STOREKEEPERS Plain and Fancy Stationery Perfumery and Toilet Soapi Brushware and Combs Table and Pooket Cutlery E.F. and B.M. Goods Iron Bedsteads Mirror* and Fanoy Furniture Clocks, Watches, and Jewellery Tobaooo, Cigars, and Pipes Mu-100l Instruments Earthenware, China, and Glass Vases, Flower-Btonds, &c Parian Ware. Plot urea Purses, Hand Bags, and Baskets Cricketing Appointments Lawn Tennis and Badminton Archery and Croo.net Indoor Games, Toyo. Sec NOVELTIES FOR CHRISTMAS. npHE TMPERIAL QCHIEDAM QCHNAPPS, A PDRE AROM-TIC SPIRIT, Distilled and prepared In Sct'odam, Holland from an Original Receipt, and possessing Rare Medicinal Qualities In all DISEASES OF IBH KIDNEYS, BLADDER, AUD URINARY ORGANS. A Tonlo, Diuretic Antl-Dyspeptlo CORDIAL, by the recommendation of the Leading Continental Physicians, and Is now ACKNOW-.EI.GEI. as the latest AND MOST VALUABLE REMEDY FOB GRAVEL, GOUT, & CHRONIC RHEU MATISM. The Trade and Consumers are oaotloned against spurious imitations, the genuine only bearing the signature and address of the pro prietor HENRI J. MART, MELBOURNE. ' d In the Melbourne Hospital, and awarded by the Jury FIRST PRIZE at the Mel bourne International Exhibition. DR. HASSAtIi'S REPORT. • The Analytloal and Sanitary Institution, "ft.. Holbom Vladnot, E. 0., "London, 9th May. 1877. Report of a Sample of Imperial Sohledam Schnapps, reoelved from Mr H. J. Hart. "Wo have s-blected a sample of the above named artiole to a very oireful chemioal analysis nnd examination. ■•Thoresults of tho analysis, which aro set forth in a separata report, chow that this spirit Is of good strength, praotloally tree from aridity, and that 1. contains bat traces of solid, matter In solution. It possesses a delicate and agree able aroma, end a pure and mild taste. Mr Hart. Sohledam Schnapps Is a very superior artiole of its olass, is well purified, and Quito genuine, "(Signed) AHTHUBH. HABBAT.T.. M.D., i " Author ot I Food and Its Adulterations,' Sec j " Otto H-shnrr. f.0.5., I "PubUoAna-j.-,'': j Wholesale Agent i ARTHUR H. NATHAN.



__ A-QtrSdmeats. I |^ RCHIBALD FORBES, | j The Cembbated WAR CoBRE.POr.BENT. I I TTrn> ot>— 0N \*T CA™<N*_ OF THE AG*, j I to A&|OW (Thu_-day) EVENIRG, « w/S^& Mf *°™™ Will | WA P.RIOE.Tv.__3^I--ot-K. f Embracing Sketches, with"few," f| .S? 1?' 9? Wllb-slm. Lord N.SS^^W-.-.,,,, J Br.obeleff. 8.-aine, Mr Evelyn W____!s*i__y lap sfr%__?! -1- 1 ".a™"* Uuke Niche wAiSf- Td6ric, k Kofcorts, Trochu, clr Gar-rot a„eley.lmperlil "roan Prlnosof Germany, Sirßoeie?t 8C flo Vlley. tJU' ,ar' X™^' P^i B_ft_(i, t?^,1?_ l!li Bl",l6trat6d with Original S„ £ fi_°._ 811 aeF er'°J° Bses mentioned. ~.2a6d,_s. Seats and TloketiotUDton'r. R. S. SJIYIHU". FRIDAY (THE LAST NIGHT), "ALL EUROPE IN aBMST' Jri mh?j-,_?8 M<-,- fi6 I T,O'v of 'J lO fourteen Million f_H _ ku,l a,a^ B m6ci "Ama in Europe. f£z,X < _Tltloa] EA^Rta of the Value of tho Britleh Army for Offensive and Defensive Par- POsOS. - Meetings. ~ JT='?=£^-S_J§£=_-, a_l!--_--____! JpONSONBY ROWING CLUB. A Spoolal General Meeting of the abovo Club Sf_i'.c,1? c-hi 3l(1 m tho Clnb-room, Ponsonby. THIS (Wednesday) EVENING 7th Instant, at 8 pSffiS!!'.' To.'s. n? id, er "si-nation of Captain, Presentation of Medal, and other busine.s. ALFRED H, JONES, ; HOP.SeO. gT. ANDREW^ CHURCH; boT hh 9 !dnTii- e"__£°_ th _Congregation will pa held In the Church. Alten Road THIS K°g& BTEmNg ' JUVE NI LE FOKESTIH TaM_jßßO w Gn^s °i the aISOVB ™ul *» held " JLU-JMLUKKOW (Thursday), at 7r> m at thn Offl.e ar° dra" Street SduW. *» tho PMectfon o! By order. . H. HOOPER. See. HJ? Members "f the Choral SocleTy TTnii SJrchoatra. are requested to meet at the EVFNTOa^ 6 TOMORROW (Thursday gggl^usual hour. A full attteni lST Ji _,_.-?.?"?!; I'ANI) fcEG_MBBT OF ga^Si'^^TTEm.^ ! By order.-FRED ROGERS/Hon. Sec. P "IVTEW ZEALAND TIMBER CUM i.I PANY (LIMITED). __io-°i c J? hereby-riven that tho Annual General Meeting of the Shareholders of this Company will be held at the Company's Office, Cratorn-house-streot West, Auckland, on FRI DAY, _r_bruary Oth, 1883, at Noon. Business: " To Receive the Report and Balance -1882 year endin S 31at December, " _)? *_-_ a Director in place of T. T. Masefleld, Esq.. who retires, but he is eligible and offers himself for re-elec "St ,_lecJ-. an Auditor in place of T. L. White, Esq., who retires, tut offers him self for re-election. By Order of the Board of Directors. W PERKINS, ___ Secretary. "MEW ZEALAND TIMBER COM -.1 PANY (LIMITED.) Notice is hereby given that an extraordinary general Meeting of tho Shareholders of this Compaßy will be held at the Company's Og^. Custom-house-street wosi, Auckland, on FRIDAY, February 9th, 1883, at 12.30 p.m.. when the following resolutions will be pro posed, viz;— v "That the Capital of the Company be in creased from „_O,OOO to .365.000 by tho .. -_ I 8 • S AOOO New Snar«s of £5 each." That 2,500 Shares of the above issue shall be offered at par to the present • Shareholders in oroportion to the exist ins Share now held by thorn." By order-of the Board of Directors. W. PERKINS, Secretary. MEttCuRY. BAY TIMBIiR COM PANY (LIMITED)." -: NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. _ Notice is hereby given that tho First Ordinary General Meeting of the Shareholders in this nvv »_..# e-. el. at their offlce °n MON DAY, the 12th instant, at 12 o'clock noon. Business : Toreccivo theDi-ectors' Report and Balance-' , ... sheet for period ending 31st December' last. To elect two Directors in tho room of J. M. Clark, Esq., and Alexander Ewen, Esq., who retire m accordance with articles of association—W-t._.-gh_-.tt\?c-oii. —■" —— To appoint an Auditor, and for the trans action of such other business as may ba brought before the meeting. BEN J. GILMER, Fort-street, February 3rd, 1883,'. ec^eca^•T• Auctions, TO-MORROW. <""• THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, TO FURNISBING WAREHOUSEMEN, CABINET-MAKERS, DEALERS, AND OTHERS. LOOKING GLASSBST LOOKING GLASSES.' ;a" GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell, at bis rooms (opposite Messrs Thornton, Smith and Firth's Mills), Lower Queen-street, on the above date, at 11 o'clock. 9 CASES OF PLAIN MOULDED AND BOX LOOKING GLASSitS. From gx7 to 2-jr. 1.., Terms at Sale, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9. TO PAINTERS, IRONMONGERS, DEALERS, AND OTHERS. jgJUBBER pAINT ! J^UBBER jpAINT! . Without Reserve. To Close Accounts. ', In Lots to suit Pueohasbks, gabriel lewis • - HAS received instructions to Bell at his .ri..„..^£i B Toppoß..c Tho-«on. Smith and 5Q4 GALLONS RUBBER PAINT. AS UNDER:- . 61 gallons Broiizß Green, in gallon tins 9- ~ Hematite < S6 „ Chocolate ~ 30 „ Velvet Black !' " 18 „ Dark Lead " " 21 „ Oatßldß White ,! " 6 „ Inside Whlto ~ " 1! :; SStr' iaWiß,b« SO ~ Chocolate " " - ; 6 „ Velvet Blaok " " 6 ,; Park Lead ,__. "- " if :: »° B niue eUow - ? : I! :; SS%W{^ Init- **«h*» 18 „ Hematite " " 24 „ Waggon Yellow !.' " 30 „ L'ghtßluo " 18 «, Chaoolato " 12 ~ Straw Colours " 6 „ French Grey " •" .*.' 6 „ Stone Colour " " 6 „ Dark Red " " 8 „ Fire Froof '* " . ' C ~ Bronza Green . " 6 „ Waggon Red „' || FRIDAY, FEBRUARY «. FILTERS. FILTERS. FILTERS," GABRIEL LEWIS O"AS received Instructions to sell, nt his O Rooms (opposite Thornton, Smith and -Ttrth'a Mills), Lower Qneca-Btroet, on the above .ate, at 11 o'clock. ICo-t. Siaci. and Brownslow'a Filters— Assorted s'zej. "~ TO-MORROW, ' AT 1 O'CLOCK F.M, * y\ TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. AT ARTHUR^ MART. X_L Eyßo.snberg.andaLotofMuflio 1 Draw/ia-room Bulto, Satin Damask, 10 1 DrawlnK-room Suite, Cretonne, 0 pleo.a 1 Lr-ge Bookcase eno Oheffonler Bagatelle Board, Hones-hair Sulto Fancy Cnairs, ("bests Drawers, Meat Safes Carpets, Hearth Rug., Fenders and Irons Iran and Wcad Bad-leads, Canohes Cane Chain. Lamps, Cruets, Cutlery Ciookerywar., Tcliet gets, stoves S Colonl.'. Oven?, Matting, Mat*. Oilcloths Sausage Machine and Killer, Kir, Tables . Waalu-t-ndß.Tableß.HorsebairMatir-BBei c. Fll^owa, PalUascrs. Pictures, Cheff-niera : Dining Table?. \&\fe Minolni. Maohiio 5 Bewlncr Machines. Model Cutter • "'- ... &0,, '.Sec, Sec _ 2* "..;', .'.vAisO,'" --: 'AAy.A Drncery. Fancy Goods, B:ots, Books' Platedwore, Gnns, Rsvolvers, Pistols, Jfce," (CiMvrmAA on Fourth Page, J