Tbo theory of the prosecution was thut Priestley had been criminally intimate with Mrs Hamilton—that, in fact, he was.her paramour,—and if this were true what object could he havo had in destroy ing rho Husband ? Surely not to marry a wi<ioW wi'.h three children, whom ho had not the means of supporting. If the hus band were unable to defeat his designs upon the wife there certainly was no in ducement to got lid of him. The learned eentlcmau concluded by pointing out that the case was built up of circumstantial evidence and by reminding tbe jury of tho heuvy responsibility that rested upon them. He felt sure that they would not feel justified upon the unsatisfactory evidence tlioy had heard in pronounciag the word which would consign two peojle to the bands ot tho public executioner. Tho usual adjournmeat for luncheon was then made. After the adjournment the Crown Proiecutor addresiod tho jury, and ns wo went to press, His Honor was summing up,

WESLEYAN CONFERENCE.

The Confercnco resumed its sitting yester day afternoon at 2.30. After the usual ■ devotional oxcercises tho Rev. 11. Bull, who had, during the interval,' arrive*! from ~ the Thames, acknowledged his unexpected '. \ election to the office of secretary. He said J'v \it was very gratifying to him to havo been ■ ■■' ,J placed in the position, and he desired'to : ; , acknowledge the hinh honour conferred I' upon him. While he felt it to be a high '. : honour, he knew that it involved **liko" all otber Methodist 'honours, respon sibility and hard work,-but he would do '" his beat to perform the duties of the office s .with tuccess. —The report of the Loan ■ •■•■" Fondi' Committee was submitted, and the i Committfe rec»mmcndcd, "That a suit v « able minister khould be set apart for the ";-i> purpose of advocating the claims of the land by preaching sermons, &c,, in the various circuits ia tho colony during the onsuing year."—Rev. Mr Morley moved, "That tbis Conference accede to the request."—Rev Mr Best seconded the tnotioD, which was also upbcld by Revs Lee and Berry,—Key Buddie and Oliver objected to tho mo'.iou, on account of the expense nttach.d to the {.reject, and sug gested that tho cau»o might be advocated | whh equal effect by the ministers in their it rcspectivo circuits.—Ou being put to the ' "-vote, the resolutioa was carried by a large ■ ' majoiity.—Kev Mr Morley moved ''That a committee, consisting of theex-president, Revs Crump, Lee, and the mover, be ap pointed to make the arrangements and re port to the Conference the following day." —Tho Key J. Rhhworth seconded, and the motion was carried.—l'he Rev W. J. Williams read the report on the probationers' examinations, which had been made at the district meeting. The examinations included papers on the ■ x C.r. Greek Testament, Theology, Church His '>' tory, Biblical Crittcisai and History of the :. English Bible, and the results were veiy ■ favourable, the high average of 76 per cent. gi| having been obtained. The following " . ato the individual averages : — Fourth year: Dellow, 54 l-3fd ; Hudson, '62 : 3-sths; laitt, 89 l-6th; Murray, 71 4-sths; .« Spence, 67 5-56 th«; P. Wills, 74 l-sih. Third year: Brooke, 7G; Dukes, 78 l-12th; ffMartin, 77 4-slhs. Second year: Paisoa ; son, 82 2-sths; Pinfold, 75; Slade, ~85'4-slbs. Firityear: Garland, 90J; T. Wills, 81 l-sth ; Jonoi, 86 l-3rd j Griffin, 69 4-stlis. After the reports of the dis trict meetings re circuit work and proba tioner! had been read it was agreed that Messrt Brooke, Griffin, Martin, and Dukes should pass as probationers of the third to' year; Messrs Parsosson, Pinfold, and Shda as probationers of the second year; and Messrs Garland, Griffiths, Jones, T. I*. Wills, and Gibson; ot the fir.t year.—lt was decided to take into consideration the : case of the candidates for ordination to-d&y, . when the oral examination lakes place.— The ex-President read letters of resignation from the Key. W. S. Harper, and i cv. F. C. Dewsbury, of Greytown. The resignations were accepted, and tho cjrresponding secretary was instructed to send letters of condolence to those gentlemen who bad found ie newsiary to rssign on account of failing health. — A letter from Mr Caughoy.a probationer, was also read, which intimated his resignation, on tho grounds of ill health, and tbi», along with the resignation of Mr Gillam, of fiokatiki, was also accepted,— A report of the examination of Mr Otto Christoffersen, Scandinavian probationer, waa read, ana it was agreed "that he should pass in his first year.— The consideration of the.,question who now are admitted. as native minister?, waa pqitponed till to-day.,, Tiiero were no applications for the transfer* of ministers to other conferences. . The it cv. Mr Taylor, ex-pr»sidcnt read several applications from gentlemen in England ami elsewhere for admission to the mimatry, but none wero entertained by tho Conference.—A memo rial from tbe Rev. J. S. Srualley, was pre sented, requesting that he should be made a tupernumary for one year. The secretary read a number of medical certificates but tbe consideration of the matter waa put off till to-day.

This Day's Proceedings.

Af t< r hymn 523 had been song and 2 Cor. 4th chap, bad bom read by the Secretary (Key. H. Bull), the ex-Fresident (Rev. J. A. Taylor) led in prayer. The daily record was read, and the fol - lowing notices of motion were then handed in, viz. :—l. By Mr. Best—"That in cases where the layman elected as circuit repre tentative to Conference cannot attend It ba a recommendation to General Conference that Dec, quarterly meetings be authorised to Bend the one who stands next in the number of votes;" 2. By Mr. Oliver— "That baptismal certificates ba prepared and given to the parents of the child by the officiating minister," The Conference then proceeded to consider the report of the committee appointed for the nomi nation of suitable ministers for the secretarial of the Loan Fund. Bcv, W. Lea (convener) brought up the repoit cf the committee, and stated the following ministers bad been put under nomination by the committee, viz, :—The Key. the President, W. Morley, and, J. Berry.—The report of the committee was received and adopted, and the Conference proceeded to the election of one of the nominees. The votes were for the President six, and for Key. W. Morley 16.-The following Pro jl bationists were thereafter subjected to an oral examination as to their peisonal ex perience of religion and their theological views by the President.—The Key. A, Reid, at the call of the President, also addressed questions to them on theological subjects. Revs. Abtrnttby, Bellow, Hudson, L. Si. Isltt, W. J. Spence, and P. "Wills were rtspectively re commended to be ordained at this Auckland Conference to the full woi k ot the ministry. The reports of trial sermons and of the wri'ten examinations in literary and theo [. ■ logiol subjects were reviewed and deemed highly creditable.—The Rev. D. J. Murray \ was also recommended to bo received as a = folly accredited minister in connection I with the church, and as he had been, or dained some years »go as n minister in con '; neotion with the Primitive Methodist ' Church, ho Tta; exempted ftom this service la connection with this Conference. Very satisfactory reports were received from his circuit, and it was directed that a telegram be sent apprising him of hU acceptance by this Conference.— The question of candi dates for the Ministry was then considered, and the following were named as offer* ing themselves, having previously been recommended by their Distiict Meeting, viz.: Messrs A. C. Lawry, T. J. Wallls, T. : . M(. Newbold, G. Stephenson, 0. Dean, and >■:•_ B. J. lioihwell. They were asked by the Protident to state to the Conference their personal sense of godlness,jand their con .> fictions of duty in relation to the future.— j, j Their views on theological subjects were !>* then fully enquired into by the President, and the further discussion of their case was ■ '■':■ adjourned until the afternoon session.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

January 25. 18S3. Baok Ol N.Z.-SeUera. £23 7a 6d National Banfe-Sallew, 7Cs 61 Colonial Bank-Buyers. 47s Hew Z?aland fnauronce-Bnyerß, 72a 6d H.B. lnßuraooe (Naw)-Ua; sallera. lla AnoMand Gas-Bnyers, i'A 12s 6d Thames GM-27a6d Union Sash and Door—Seller*, 99 5d h.<s. »,oan and Merosntl'e-Sellorß, £5 6a IJol9a Stsh and Door (Nawl—Bellcrd,£6:6o3 paid lauplrl Co»l-Buyers. 18a 6d; sellers, 170 6d gororaandel Stoam-SaUarß, 10a 6d Northern Boot 00.-SeUors. 15a Caledonlan-S.-liere. 10s 6d Queen of Boauty-Seliers. 25s 6d {Jeep Level Cross-Unyew. 53 Bd: sellers, 5s 9d Prlnoi Imnertal-533 8(>, 62a; sellerß, 62s wnasn-Brjyerß, 3i 6d; soltera, 3s 9d JOSKPH NEWMAN, Chairman

CABLEGRAMS.

I.REUTBE S TELEGRAM,

(Koceivcd January 25, 2.40 p.m.)

HOMiS RULE MEMBERS BOUND OVisR. LONDON, January 24 (evening). Mr T. M, Healcy, M.P. for Wex-| ford, and Messrs Michael Davitt and Quinn, leaders of tbo Irish Nn | tioual League who were summoned last month for making seditious speeches, have , been again brought up for trial. The caso closed to-day, and defendants were re quested to find heavy bail that they would I keep the peace, or undergo six months' iui | piisonmcnt each, NATIONALIST VICTORY IN IRELAND. The election for the vacancy in the repre sentation of JViallou (Irela^ad^i tho House of Commons took place IWjHjand resulted in the return of Mff^^Bßrlcn, the " Nationalist" Candidate, who defeated the other candidate, an avowed Govern ment supporter, by a considerable majority. (Received, January 25 -11.30 a m.) DYJNAMITE OUTRAGE AT GLAS UOW. LONDON, January 24 (9.30 a.m.) i The stasometer at the Glasgow works has been blown up by dynnmite. THE FALSE PKOPHBT OK THE SOUDAN. Colonel Stewart reports that the prophet £1 Malidl hai four hundred thousand fol lowers, and occupies most of tho Soudan, but his influence is waning. CETEWAYO'S IUINSTATEMKNT, Only some three thousand men havo yet joined Ootewayo,, and very few leading chiefs Bcenicd disposed to acknowledge CAPETOWN, J»n. 24. Intelligence)1 is to hand from Zululand that Cetewayo has arrived at Uluudi, and that the ceremony-of re-iuatatcmuut will take placo immediately. Gustave Dord died from the effects of a sudden chill, SIR WILLIAM FOX ON NATIVE AFFAIRS. LONDON, January 24. At tho meeting of the Colonial Institute last night, a paper by Sir William Fox on New Zealand affairs was read. It deplored the impolicy of tee promises made to tbo Maoris by the Treaty of Waitangi, and entered at length on the native question from the foundation of the colony to tho present time. Tho paper justified the con fiscation ot nativo lands as a puniahment for rebellion, and as a necessary security for life and the preservation of peace. DEATH OF GOSTAYE DORK. LONDON, January 23 (ovening). Tho death is announced to-day oi Gu.B -tave Dore, the well-known French artist, a«ed 51. EXECUTION OF A MURDERER. LONDON, January 24. Barret, who wat recently convicted of agrarian niurdtr, has boen executed. JPolitioal Crisis in France.—Ex citement in the Country. fARIS, January 23. Tho Ronap. artist agitation is cau»ing coa» siderable disquiet throughout France at tka present time, and tho uneasy feeling ia in creasing. PROPOSED EXPULSION 0/ BOW A. PARTISTS. PARIS, January 23 (evening.) A committee has been elected by the Chamber of Deputies to consider the Bill iutroduced by the Minister of the Interior to provide measures to prevent the issue of Bonapaitkt manifestoes. A majority of the members of the committee are in favour of the immediate expulsion of the mem bers of the Bonapartist families from France. T&E Cabinet divided. It is understood that there i« dissension in the Cabinet as to the course'wnich should be pursued in dealing with the Bonapartist question. j (Keceivcd January 2a th—ll.3o a.m.) bESIGNATION OF MINISTERS. The whole of the members of tho French" Ministry have resigned, with the exception of M. Vnclerc (Premier), Admiral Janrc vinberry (Minister of Marine), and General Billot (Minister of War). The latter favours the drastic treatment of Bonapartists and Orleanist pretenders. "LaPetit Corporal" advocates that Bonapavto should resign his seat for Montdldier. RETURN OF TBE EMPRESS. PARIS, January 21. The ex-Empresa Eugenic havi«g suc ceeded in reuniting the Bonapartist party returned to-day to London. (Received January 25, 2 p.m ) LONDON, January 24 (evening). BANK OF AUSTRALAaU.

At a meeting of the shareholders in the bank of Australasia-to-day, a ballot was taken on the proposal of the Board to incicaic the capital by the iesue of new sbareß to the amount of £400,009. A scru tiny showed that the majority of the shore holders Were iv favour of the increase of capital.

(Special to Press association.)

THE EX-EMPRESS AND PRINCESSES

JN PAKIS.

LONDON, Januwy 24.

The appearanco of the Empros Kugcnio and the Princesses Clothilda, and Matbilde in Paris defying expulsion is stated to havo caused tho resignation of the French Ministry,

DELIVERY OF SUEZ MAILS.

LONDON, January 23.

Ihe mails per Orient steamship Potosi, via Naples, from Melbourne, December 16, were delivered hero to-day.

AUSTRALIAN.

[Received January 25, 12.45 p.m.]

THE GOLD KOBBEKY FROM THE

TARaRUd.

MELBOURNE, this day.

Tho Union S. S, Company of New Zea land have sent to Adelaide to claim the gold which was found amongst the effects of the deceased steward of the Tararaa, TEST OF RAILWAY BRAKES. A scries of tests of the Woods and Westinghouso railway brakes will take place to-day. melboukhk markets. gEH MELBOURNE, January 24.

At their wool sales to-day, Messrs Golds brough and Co. (Limited) sold 1700 bales. Competition was brißk, and there was a largo attendance of buyers' Fine qualities were in very good demand. Greasy wools realised up to I2gd, and scoured to 20d, The Melbourne Manager of the National Mortgage and Agency Company of New Zealand (Limited) reports of the local market as follows :—Wheat firm at 6s Id; malting barley, very strong, at 4s 9d to 6s 2d; Sew Zealand oats, feeding qualities, wonh 3s 3d, matting ditto, 4s. Quotations for seeds nominal.

PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH.

YiisTESAY morning, as a preliminary to ' the opening of the district meeting ef the Primitive Methodist Church, a meeting ol the District Church Committee took place in Franklin Koad Church. The following officers were elected :-President, Rev, J. Dumbell : vice president, Rev. V. Dutton ; secretary, Hey. J. Ward, The reports of the various trust properties were cpnsid ered, and the following statistics arrived at: —One new schoolroom had been erected dming the year at NewtoD, Auckland I. station, at a cost "of £575. The total num ber of churches was found to he 34; parsonages, 13; ranted and other places, 19. Value of property, £27,708 15s Id ; debt at present, £9214 10s 2d j paid off during the year, £912 4s 9d. The remainder of the day was spent in ex amining the reports of the various com mittees and othor preparatory business for tbe district meeting proper. The opening sermon will be preached this evening at half-past seven by the Key. A. J. Smith, delegate for the British General Committee.

To-Day's Proceedings.

Tho annual assembly of the Primitive Methodist Church of New Zealand com menced its sittings this morning in the Franklin Road Church. It was opened by the delegate from the British Con fereHce, Rev. H. Jackson Smith, with singing and prayer. .Owing to the absence of the JKev. J. Long, the address of the retiring President had to ho dispensed with. Ihe following delegates were received:-New Plymouth: Mr J.

}]3o.llrinc;ef. Wellington : Messrs J. /Taylor and C. Luke. Auckland I.: Rev W. S. Potter, McssJß D. Goldie, and J. Trenwith. Auckland 11. : Rev J. Guy, Messrß T. Booth, and J. Geary. Inverear gill: Rev D. Dutton, F.R. A.B. Timaru : Rev J, Sharp. Thames : Rev C. E. Barley, Mr C. Ahicr. Grcendale : Key P. Wright Jones. Christchurch: Rev J. Ward. DunedinT. : Rev C, E, Ward. Dunedin II.: Roy J. Uumbell, Messrs T, O. Stokes, C. Allen. Manawatu : Rev T. Sadler. The officers for the moeting were then elected:-President,Rev CharlcsE. Barley; vico-prasident, Mr Jamoa Taylor; secre taries, Key». W. S. Potter, J. fcharp, and MrT, , Stokes; letter-writer and reporter, Roy. J. Ward; tiuc-keepos, Rev. P. W. Jones. Tho morning was spent in receiving tbe contributions of tho stations to the1 Conference—Widows and Orphans, and j Delegates' Travelling Expenses Funds, and in investigating their rcportß.

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN COBEESPONDENT.

THAMES, this day.

Miarcmarkct, 3pm- Crosß : Sellers, 6s ; buyers, 53 6d. London : Buyors, 3s fid. Mariner :ss3d ; sellers, 5s 9d; buyers, 5s 3d, Imperial: Last night, 52s 6d, 635,6 d ; to-day, 52s (id ; buyers, 52s 6d. Seymonr : Buyers, Is 7d.

(PKR PBJtSS ASSOCIATION.)

WELLINGTON, this day. THE SA.N FRANCISCO MAILS.

The Australia, with the Diccmbor Eng lish mails, left Sou Francisco for Auckland on tho 16tb inst., three days later than time-table date. The City of Now York, with tho January Colonial mails, arrived at Sau Francisco from Auckland on the 22nd irist., three days earlier than timed,

CHRISTCHURCH, this day.

SUPREME COURT.

At tho Supreme Court this morning, the caee of Moses v. Norwich Union Inßuranco, Company was resumed, and plaintiff was nonsuited on a point raised by Mr Harper yesterday that the conditions of the policy had not been complied with, inasmuch as a detailed lUitcwent of the damago had not been sent in. TH« CONGREGATIONAL UNIoN. The final sitting of the Congregational Union was held yesterday, when the fcev. W. J. Ilabens, Wellington, and tho Rev. J. Robertson, Auckland, wero elected members of the council.

DUNEOIN, this day, the papakaio murdeb.

The Papakaio murder aasc will be con cluded to-night. Thcro "is only one witness to examine, and the Ciown Prosecutor does uoc again address the Jury.

Tfli iifcklAJKJi EvgJii^1 Si Alt THURSDAY. JANUARY %».



Tise anniversary services in connection Witk the Ejiphaay, Church, Newton, will he held to-rubrrow. Tho Yen. Archdeacon' Maunseii will preach at,ll a.m., and the Sight tiev. the Bishop will preach at 6 p.m. In consequenco bf tho inclemency of the weather last evening, the annual meet ing of the parishioners was postponed till ;.*wt Wedneßday at 8.15 pm.



Picnics, .HlxcursioEte, &o, atdst^tlT. HELIEK'S BAYI jgjgfijggO ST. HEUER'S BAY! j WESLEYAN CONFERENCE PICNIC. A Plcnio lo connootlon with tho Wosloyan Confercnco (now on session) will take place on MONDAY noxt (Rcgntta Day), weather per mitting. Tho steamer Victoria trill loaro tho wharf at 0 o'clock sharp, and tho Tongarlro at 0.30 and 11. Return faro, la. Tickets may be obtained from Messrs Edson, McMaator, Wißoman, Cooko, Thome. Buddie, and Battle. Hot water wiU be provided. In tho Afternoon, at St. Heller's, Rev. Dr, Stephonson may bo expected to glv» an Address upon " Chlldron in London." ft T7IXCURSION TO A, «^™^n. JDj tama ki. - st. /^3NvJl9gffi9 Mars's Sunday School, M/NXxßiC^^ Parnoli. will pwitiroly sM&MdXkraham. »»k» *li 0) to-morrow (Fridty).- Ptouner Tata- Jm-u)- nnna will leave Ballwar Wharf at 10 n. m, 'X ioftota, 2i. Hot water pro- Tidtd. aad»*. II»;ELLESLBY-STKBBT SsSSBK II BAPTIST SUNDAY TKAOHSRS' and FRIKNDB* PIONIO. AI MOTUTAPU, ON JANUARY 29,18/3. The S.B. lON A will leave the Qaoen-stroet Wharf at 8,30 a,n). Hot water free. /Tea, 2« per gallo?. 23 per cup. Fare i-Adnita, Sa Cd; Children, Is. Gazette in JSanKruptcyi IN THE SUPREME COURT OF HEW ZEAIiANB, NORTHERN DISHUOT. In the matter of " Tho Debtors and Credi tors Aot, 1576," and tho Amondmonta thereof, and of tho Bankruptcy of Joiw Munro Fbaseh, of Dovonport, North Shore, in tho Provincial Distrist of Auckland, Native Agent, a Dobtor. Take notice that a suflloient number of Cre ditors not having attended a Meeting on tho 11th day of January, 1883, duly summoned by tho Croditoui' Trustoo, to (jrant tho said Bank rupt his discharge, tho Bald Bankrupt will, on WEDNESDAY, tho 7th day of February, 1883, or so soon thereafter aa counsel can bo heard, apply to this Honorable Court for an Order of Disouargo, pursuant to tho provisions of Section 184 of the said Act, Dated this Kth day of January, 1833. ROBERT BROWNING, Sbortland-stract, Auckland, Bankrupt's Solicitor.



IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZKAL'AND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " Tho Debtors and Cre ditors Act, 1870," and ot the several jio'.H amending the sumo, and of the Banliraptcyof ANUKKW STKPHENS, of Gustomhoaea-Btroet, In the City ot Auckland, ami Colony o£ New Zealand, B> afsfoundKT, a Debtor. Notloo Is hereby given that It la the Intention o( the said Andrew atsphsnn to make upplloatlon to tkis Honturable Court on WKDNBBDAY, Ilia SQVenth day of Fobiuary, at the hone cf eleven o'olook In the foronooß, or as bood ih> ra after *s Counsel cut be hoard In that behalf, that an Order Of Immediate dlfobarge »sy be granted him under the 181 th Section ol "Tho Debtors and Creators Aot, 1876," s" Dated at a nokland. this twenty-lonrth day ot Jatm-ry, 1883. HUGH'B & HBOFQH, Solloltors for the Debtor. Sbortkvnd-Btraet. Auckland. Shipping. . /a^.*. iTOR LONDON DIKEOT, ffl&fSjfl^ The Magnlilcont Iron Ship, aßaSEffirt BORDER CHIEF, 100 Al at Lloyd's, 1011 tons register, Sohibrlohk CommandeF, Is now ready to receive Cargo, and. having a considerable quantity engaged, will moet with good despatch. For freight, ftc, apply to sToNEBEOSi Agents.



Eecleslaatlcai. WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFEBENOB. ; L»y rejiiesentativeß ara reminded that Lun ohcou la provided ta thorn M iiorne-etceet Ha.il at One O'olock eaoKflay (exoopt Sttnrdaj) ol Conference BiUlng. _____ XT&, ESLEYAN METHODIST CON- W KKKKNOIS. . Ordination Service-VUfratreet Obntob, Friday, 28th lnst., at 7.30 p.m. Annual GatherinK-Weßloyan Sunday Bohool Dolod, Pitt ntroot Cbiucb, Sunday, 28th lr Bti, ut 3 r.m. OonfArmas Plonlo (st Bt. HeUJert Pay) and Dr. Stepbetison'a Leotnron-Monday, 21) th icat. For /uU partlcniarß self advertisements. Chinch Building and Loan Fund—Pnbllo Meet ing, Pitt-street Church, Tuesday, 30th, at 7.30 p.m. Conference lieoturo — RGv. Joe. Berry, Pitt street Chnrc'u, Wednesday, 3Ut, at 7.30 p.m. Conversational MeetinK-Pitt-street Cbnrob, Thursday, Ist Fetaiwry, at T 30 p.m. rjnf HEA TX E JR OTA L. ' SATUBDaY~NIGHT. LKOTORC* KOTURIV, By REV. DR. STEPHENSUW, LL.D. Snbjeot:—■ ' " The Waste and Wealth of Child Life,' \VHth MUSICAL, PHOtMKtAPHIO, AND PIC TORIAL ILLUSTBATIONS. noora open at 7.30: Chuir to be t»ken at 8 ', o'olook. br the Right Kbv. Db. Cowib. Bishop of Aooblacd. AdnsUßlon to Press Clrelf, Is; Stalls and PH. ■ Free. Collection in Aid of tho Ohlldr. n'a Homp. -W/PIPHANY CHURCH,—Annivor«ary Fl^ eervloes to morrow at 11 a.m. Mowing Prsyer and Holy Commnnion Sermon by yen. ArcUCiificon itoiinoß.l. At 63D p.m.. Kvenlnß Prayer and Sarmon by theKinht Reverend iho Elihop^ V' "OUHG MKM'S CHKISTIAN ASSOCIATION, coruer ol WeUeßley and ' Aftflft Etreets.—BvangeUatio Barvioe, THIS 1 (Tliilr6day)EVaNlNO,at7.3o. AU are Invited, , B»Wnt arrivals cordially invited.



I Wanted. WANTED, a strong respectable Boy, acouatoroed (to horses; good waiccß glv«n.—Apply at oijuo to J. 4bbott. Grocsr, HobßOn-Btreet. ZZ AJST&D, two Good Canvassers.— *'' ipply to Uonro aaid Milllgan, Hobacn- Bt'eet. to-mor. ow ny rntcg, WAjnTjjD, a Young Man to make hlmneK (.enerally vstiful.— Apply i Anofclana Hotel. , I .ATANTED Tailoresses at onco,—Apply » T Meßsrs F.-MoKenns and Co., Tailors, Htt-atreot, nextto Fiirnily Hotel. "V iiNTED, a Small Drapery Business, TV or pi ominec iv a rising neighbourhood (It to ' ooiry on tho unme.—T. M, Uudgeon, I C^onimißtinn .agent, For>-street. j ANTED, a atrong respectable Lad tbout IS. for atora work.—B. Qlttoa and Sore, 310, Wyndham-atraot. ■ft a, ANTED to Rent, by a younc; mon, TT one or two Rooms (unfurnished), with fireplace.-Apply, stating partionlare, to'J'.N., tblß oflke. ; WANTED to Buy, a Sinsle Press (troad'o); state pilce, &0., liuotmaur.t, Etab Otnoß. • ANTED, Stewardess for s,s, Argyle ; reference reqntrod. —Apply ou board on Friday. 26th, or Tnsaday, 3Ptb. WANTED TO SBL, a strong Spring" cart, Horse, »nd Harnaßß. Any trlsl.— H. 3. Cannain, Sytnomia Btreet. WANTED, a good General Setvant ; small family, no little ohlldren, end boat wageß.—Mis J, toy. 2U, Qaeen etreot. WANTED— Persons wishing to disposo of Properties to .fursUh mo with par tionlMß: »o b»1o no obftrgt.—Alfred Cox, Agent, 17?, Quotn-atreot. \\i ANTED, Servants of all description, * v at Mim Whitonmba'a Registry, top of Hobsoa utreot. Qyer 30 platva : noorl wogeß. WANTED, immediately, a Good Brick layer.-Apply F. WUllams. Qaeon-Btreot Wharf. WAN'IED, tho Voluiteer bands to sec the Splsndld Tolanteer litnternß, only U each, at Damplor'3 Hubaon-atrett Stop. ANTED, either a Good Cook or Housemaid.—Apply during forenoon to Mrs Ruok, Parnell. WANTED SEBN-The Pretty Half pound Tea Canisters, 91; lib do, Is: at DamptoVi Ilobeon-atroot ahop. W ANTKD- Go and «cc the Grand Lot ;TT ot Chsap Fanitnro Bt Uampler's Hobaon-Btroet Shop. aa; ANTSD—Go and See tho Handsome * T Spring Conohea, only £1 18a.—At Dam pier's Hohcon-itreetJhO£. »*a/ANTKDi~a Lad to ride for orders; ' T also, a General Servant,—Apply to J. FoS3 & Co., Quoen-streot^ WANTED to FILL, Vacancies in Draw ing Claß^es for Carpenters and Bnildors. General planning and quant ties.—Apply by , to B. W. Frlpp, STiB Qfllco. WANTED, Two or Throe Labonrinj; Moo, alto Mou ncoußtomua to the wool- Bh'd.—Apply Messra lieland Broa. Works, Ptnmnro. __ WANTED, a Boy; one accustomed to tho Butchering preforrcd.—Apply to R. J. Sandall, Eden Terraco. VJfAIiITEI), for' Wellincton, Boiler. it makers! steady work and good wnROS. —Apply to C. M. Luke, at Goldio's Tlmbor Mills, betwoon 8 and 10 a.m.



WANTED— Don't fail to rend my largo ad vprtlßomont on this p&se.—Brenimiu'B, Vlotorla-straet. adjoining Theatre Royal. "sJjITANTED, you to c6me and see Goods V v ; plven away during Brannan't Bale. Enormous Saorllce. B*lllug Off. - Victoria street. WAN'IED, You to Kead Bronpan's - Advertisement. Bellini; Oil! Enormans Siorifire! Vtotorla-9troet. Must bo Ueuicdln Four VVo»kB I ANTED, a smart young Man na ■ Walter.—Apply U, Malc«n, Queen gtrwot. . . \ WANTKU, SO Bu.hmen. —Apply Uotd Hopo Dining Rooms at 10 a.m. to morrow morning. WANTED, an Experienced Salesman for tho Icathor and grindery trado. Must understand tho bustnoss.—Address stating exparience and Balary required. Box 183, P. 0., Auckland. ANTED, a good General Servant; no waahtug.-Apply to Miss Ku.oell, Lo wor NelßOa-Btroat. \J u rANTJED, a Youdk Woman to assist V'r In a Confoctlonor's Shop.—Apply by lottor to C.C.C., Star otllcc. W— ANTED KNOWJN— I will give's Handsome Present to tho llrat person who oan sot better Piano Music for is than I ■ell at my Hobson-streot fihop for 6d.—W. B. Danipler. ■ WANTKD SEEN—The Wrought Iron Sates, ci 10.. Ai. and (A 10«.-At Dim plor'i Hob»0-f treat Shop. . "\kl ANTED, by Alanied Woman with VV one child. Furnished Itoom with uso of kitchon.—Apply G.P., Stab Ofllce. ANTED, a General Servant; no w&shUg. - Apply to W. O. Deones, Maohlno uepot, Qucfsn-btreet. VST ANTED, a thorough General Ser- M vant. — Mrs Parsona, London-street, Ponsonby, 'Bus passes tho door from Union Bank. WANTED, a strong Youth accustomed to Strlking.-Apply at tho Victoria Iron Worlta. Victoria-atrcet Kast. AWTKU, respectaDle~Boy, references reqe'red.— -pply to tho Market iloteli \\l ANTED, a Cook ; also, n housemaid. Vt Raferoacea raqutred. Tbrea maidser vant; kept, only three m family.- Apply to Mrs Campbell KUleryde, Parnoll. \T ANTED, Two Smart, Wclleduosted » > Youths, as apprentices to tho drapery; professional salary given: also a Strong Boy to carry parcela.'-Sinitb. & Caughcy, Upper Qucon- Btrcot. *A/»NIED, a gootl Uenetat Sorrant; V* reXotenota required. — Apply to Mrs Hnvon, Uncran-Btrcot, fonsonby (Ofth taonsa from Ponsonby Koao). ANTED, a firat-claes General Ser v*n». tfood WBK«».-Apply to Mlloe and Ohoyce. t WANTEO SEEN-The Cheap Lot of Orookory Just arrly«d at Uampler'o Hvb;on-etreot Shop. ANTED, two really good Dress makers who know their business ; no othera aecd spply.—Mllno and Choyee. ANTED, Six Good Bushman to clear 800 Acres ot L«nd,—For psrtioulats apply to A. McDonald, Northern Club. ~\\f ANTED, a General Servant; ona V T soouatomod to children preferred; re fißro»oeß required.—Apply to Mrs. Charles Hemm, O'ConnullßSreef, Poatonby. '-.*T ANTED, at the London Arcade, a TV Boy for orrands, &c. \ %/ ANTJ3Di"a 'good" General Servant — V? Mrii Brodle. Bronghton Uall, _*_rneU Biw. -' . -.''"w.. ■:' WANTED, Eye Dootora and others ta rocoiamond the qnaUty ot my Is Sfooi;aolo«. No hldbof <prloß at wo fiobson gtreeli Shop.—W. H. -ampler. _ %%J ANTED, a Cook ia a gcatleman'a TV fanlly. near town, where a housemaia la kept; no children. - ANTED KNOWNr-Tln Kettles, Is 6d; Tin Saucepanß, from 6d; Enamelled Saucopaas, 2s 6d.—At Dampier'a Hobßon-strect Shop, ; ~ , . .



WANTED— Uncle Bob says : "Those Dolls are wondorful, but the Is Churoh, tho Is Sidoboard with Looking Glass, tho 6d Portrait Frame beats all."—Robson'sMolbourno House, Ponsonby. WANTED— There then I Oh, my Cor sets! I Brokon Again 111 I must try Dr i Warner'a Flexible Hip Corsets (5s od),or clso tho "Marvellous" Us 8d), at Robson's Melbourno House, Ponaonby. , , XN TK D, Hotol-keeper?, Conieo tloners, and the Fnbllo generally, to prevent aooldents from the bursting of lemonade bottles while being opened, whloh Is roDderod perfectly safe by übldk oce ot W, 8. Jonea 1m- I proved Lonthor Hand Qnards.—W. S. Jonee, ! Matiutaoturer of Bitddlory,Qarncsi, Sec, Queen street. ■ WASTED, a Partner to join a thoroughly practical' man. who has been used to erect saw mills, oarry on the work ing ol! tho tamo as well r.B tbe worlilßK Of tho bnßh and evtritklng oonEeoted with trio tlmoor trade j and he h»a SCO norm ot first olasa kauri buth. freehold, near to raUnrny »tat<op. Capitol required to work on equal ehmep, about JBICCO.— For particulars, apply to Jrhu eoppatt, Land Agent, No. 8. Queen-street. AW I_D SBBN—Tho Fresh Lot of Iron Bodstf afls (donble), 30b ; Single do. IS Gill: Iron Cot«, 15s; at Uampler's HobsoH- Btreel; Shop, "; ' WAJSTEU TO PURCHASE, from 3 to 10 aores of Good Land suitable for a Nursery, within a radins of 7 mlleß from Auok land.—Addrotß with full particulars, Waveoey, STABOfllee. W' A**Tf-D KNOWN—House Brooms. Is 3d; Yard Brooms, 18 6d; Hand Brushes, 9d.—At Pompier's Hobaon-strcet Shop. W" "ANTED~K:MOWN — Shovels and Spades, 3a; Fonr-pronged Garden Forks, its Cd.-At Damplcr's Hobson-street Shop. • ANTED KNO V\ N, " beitzogenes now on sale at Charles Kolaoj and Cob, two doors below MorrhiB1, Ironmongerß. \%J ANTED KNOWN—Money ad- T* vancod on Personal and Collateral Se curity, repayable by weekly instalments. Bills Discounted.—Rae's New Zealand Pawn Office, DarbT-strecfr. WAWTUD KNOWN, Sterling Silver Jewolrey—Charles Keleey and Co. keep only real Bllver jewolery. no waßhed gcoda oC any kind; tbo newest designs constantly arrlv ug pur mall steatners.—Ch&rleß Keleey _ Co., lwo doora below Morrlno'. Iropmoagorp. WANTED KNOWN.—If YOU want to Dress well for a Small Weekly Payment, go to Munro Sr. Milligan, Tailors find Drapers, Hobson-street. \&1 ANTED KNOWN, LaTO Tennis and . VV Crlekotwaro, nt Charles Koleey and , Co.'B.two doors below Morrlns', Ironmongerf. WANTED SKKN—The Superior Quality of the Kid In the _adie3' White ' Kid Boots, only 24 tb.9 pair; a few ©iris' Oui , door Boots left Uaiß* blzjs), only Is 6d the pair; I long _e»»ner Lara*. Id tha rair, 0J the doz»n I palra; Boot Gloss, 6d ihe botrto. Also, a lnrgo 3 lot et Saperfor Kid Boots, Sllppenr. &0., Scv , The name (in red lett«ro) Ib at »he bottom Ot my shop In Viotorlo-Bteoet.—W. H. Dampier.



j Wanted. WANTED, a General Servant, also a Ytsnnf? Girl aa U*der Nuise, oao baby only; references raqu-'rad. — Apply to Mrs Bourne, Orakol Road. Remuota. WANTED, a Boy accustomed to the trade that can ilde.-a. Hnlme, \\ /"ANTED, a Good Barmaid for Up- V 7 Btalra Bar, Apply J. T. Smith. Xx- j change Jtloiol. ,• ANTED, Kmploymcut by a YouDg Man.—Address J.J.,.Stab ofllce. :AN I'BD, a Kespectable virl about 14 ' or 15 for Otahuhu, small family.-Apply Mrs Martin, Ith now house, Bcrpsford street. IRTANTED to Kent, a single or double* IYV fronted Bhop In a buslneßa thorough- Ifare. Queer..3treet preferred.-rProaser.Qneen ptteet. __^ **7Ai?JTJB;D, a JNurse-sirl.—Apply to Vy Mrs Mangattahta, Frankiyn boad; good wagQßand a o mformoW ttomc. WANTED, a good General Servant. Refortnoea required—Apply to Mrs B. Mltohelaon. Lower Kemnera. WAMTED; a good General Servant, References requUod.—Mis Sloatua, top of Qia'ton Road. WANTED, immediately, a Keliable Slok Norse; references required- — Apply toforo 12 loot, Mrs Metcalte. oiner Grofton anil earfcßoada. WAIN'TaD, a reipectablo young Girl to da general wt,rk; muse be ttDUiodu plain oooklny.—Apoly »t onon to Htah Offlcm. WAN Tl!-D, a young Man an Waiter; must have good references.—Com merolal Hotel, frhortiand-ttreos. WA NT H D *S NVW «, XV , THAT GAKRKTI' BROS., Finding their Promises too Small for conducting their business as Tanners and Boot Manu facturors, havo decided on GIVING UP THE BOOT BUSINESS, and devoting tho whole of their time to TANNING AND FELLMQNGERY. &O. They are dotomiinod to SELL THU WHOLE OF TfIEIK STOCK



HOOTS AND SHOE?, Valued at £10,000, t>K pKR pENT. T ESS rpiIAN r<OST So as to ensuro A SPKKDY CLEARANCE. N.B, — Great Hkduciioks Made to Storekeepers. TV POSITIYKLY Tnß BAtANOE OP OUR STOOfc oir Boots and Shoes, &0., will be SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION. G A R. R E T T B R O S. WAKE?IEIiD-STKBET, AUCKLAND. TVTEW ZEALAND STUI) AJMU Jj| PEMDttBK STOCK COaPANI (Limit* dl. w anted, a Seorota'y for the nbovo Company. Wiiiton spplioatlonn to bo forwarded to the Honorary aooretarr. No. 1G Queen stroat; on or before noon of TUESDAY, lac Vebruar,-, A RESIJECTABLE Widow, with one ii. child, is in want of a housckcopor's situation to a widower or a baoholor a establish ment. Good rofcrenc€s.--Apply for addroas at Stab Offlco. i ALADV ollera a happy home at the Bca-Hido, in a beautiful and healthy locality, and good instruction to childron of oithor sex.—Torms and rcforonoea on applica tion to Mrs Poole, Paihia (opposite Russell, Bay of Islands). rpO THE BOOT TKADE.—Wanted, Ji Machinists; also, Boys and Girls as Ap- Srontloes.— Apply Now Zealand Boot Factory. roy-atrcet. 'IPUE NOKTHBKN CLOBaro de«iro» B I of receiving applications for tho position of Seorotary to tho Club.—Applications to bo nddresscd to Genoral Oommitteo, Northern Club, Princes-street, Auckland, whore further partioulura may bo obtained. Groodson's Arcad*.



TMPOKTANf KOTICJ, TUB LOUDOW AROADK having beocnn so extensively known md (ally rocognlicd bu THE most valuable, o»refully seleotod, and cheapest Stootc oC Uooda In the Colonies, a W. GOODSUN bosrn to unr.ouiitw tbn DI'CONTINUANCE OF lengthy advortlsornenis. Any diminution in oost ot no-kloß expenses enablon Ue uropilotor t« off*r h<» Uaodo at a Iniiuler Per UenUge of Prollc, no giving tho full benofll to hid Humorous natroßs, DETAILED anoonnoomocU will fir tho procont, bo alscon tinned—inlllco to buy, thut our caitomarn mar rely upon Contlsnal Arrivals ot Now Go^ds rondiTing tho Fanoy Department at all timea equally attraotlv<v and unnecessary to Introduce I°DK ADVERTISEMENTS. Btorllog Gold Bnd Bilv»r Jewellery (warrnn tedl, at very bw nrloea; Ab/«8l>t»n Hold, Sold onaed an* !Ssfcr platod JewaUory; Watebon, In Gbld, Blvcr, TillflmlEluin, NiotcoJ, an* Water bary, from 17s 6d; Clocic, In Innuendo variety, from 74 d. Alarm* 12s to (w*»rantod tlmo kooptrs. GOODSON'S for N-.-ctropUU. China and Glaus T«a, Break fast, Dinner, Ixw-sorl, nn« Toilet Kota btozda uu rivalled; whilst the LONDON AKCADE baa Rait od the notorloty t*r .Uheapnceo In all Uepartinonts, Statlonory beiapt prominent, and defying com petition. 148, QUEEK ASD VICTOEIA-STKEBTS, And at Napior, Gisborno, and Thatues, London Offloo : S3, Ht, Mary Axo. Meetings. DIBIFOME M E N T. Tho Meeting re Forming Club at Caimlna's Be, Mungo Cafe la IMSTPONKD to TUUIiS DAY next, let February, at 7 P.m. TW-EW ZEALAND INSURaNCK COM PANY. Notloe la horoby glren that an Hxtraordlnaiy QoßOfal Meeting of tho Hew Zealand Insurance Company will be hold at the offioos of the Com pany, Now Zealand Iniuranoa Company's Balldlngp, Auo*Und, en »BIUaY. tbe 26(h day Of January) 1883, at 3 r.nj.. for the purpooo ot ooalituilDg oortaio resolutloaa duvo* at aa Kx. tniordUta/ Wouuml M*otlnK oC the Company teM at Anokiand. on,the 10th *»y of January, 1881, whereby ll wai nsolvad that the folio win r alterations a»d addlilonß bs made In and to the Artloloa of Association, that la to ear :- That r.he Articles of Association be altered as fallows :— To omit from Clsuno 3fi tho word Band.fitly and to substitute the word month for months, To add oiausa lOCa the Dlreotars may, whenever they m»i deem It ospedlont so to do, doalaro an interim dividend, to bo paid to the shareholders In proportion to their shares. To omit from ClaußQ 116 the word twice., and substitute tVorofor tho word once, and to omit the word six, and substitute there for the word twelve. To omit from Clause 119 the wcrda twice in. By order of tho Board. GEORGE P. PIE! ROB, General Uanagor, Auckland, January 10.1883. STAR OF AUCKLAND LODGE; Nd. 20, 1.0. G.T. OF N.Z. Tho Installation of Officers for tho onpulng six months will tako place ftt the Lodge Room, Insurance Buildings, TO-MORROW (Thursday) EVENING, tho 25th inst., at 8 o'clock, when a full attendanco of Members is requested. ByOrder' R.S. ALLAN, Secretary. A UCKLAND TEACHERS' A. association. A MosiiiK of Teachers will be held in tho Welloaley street School on THURSDAY, Janu ary 25 at 7 p;m., to receive the Keyort ot the Delegates to the Ohilatqhuroh Conforonoo. HKNBY WORTWINGTON. Chairman, FKTRR LKONARP, Treaiurer. v^OKKIHG^MEN'S OtUB. Notion Is herahy given that the Annual Gene ral Meetlce of the Members ot tha Cinb will be held in tho Club ReomS on FRIDAY, January 28,1883, at 8 p.m.. for the pnrpose ot rtoolvlnt the Annual Reports ot the Committee, and Auditors, and the. Half-yearly Balance-sheet, and for any other business that may arlre. By order of tbe Committee. BIMBON MOBBS, Beoretary. T3ER3kVERANCE OOI.D MINING X COMPANY- (Umitkd). I hereby oanvene an Extraordinary Meeting of the Shareholders ot the Perseverance Gold Mining Otninary (Limited), to ba held at the offloe of Mr D. B. MoUonaict. Inourande Build- Cs Auoklana, on TOBsDAY, 13th Februuy, 1883. Business: —To elect )>lreotors, to ado? Bulen, or to pass a Resolution rtquirlng tha Company to be Wound -ny, ana appoint a Liquidator. W. HOBNB, Cororaandal. Manager. January 22.1813. KpISHEa & COMPANY (LIMITED). ■ the Flrat Sonera! Meeting of the Share holders in tho above Company will bo hold on 1 the Slst Janoaiiy, in the New Offices ot tho , I Company, a»lß.m. aJ . BDP . T> Secretary,



To Let, »SO LET, a House of eight rooms in St. i George's Bay Kasa.—Apply on the prcmiaaa, or to A, H. Hunter, Uwen'd Road, Mount Jl&'-n smFcTTe T, Cottage at New-street, Mount ? St. Mary; rent low if taken for a terra.— Apply T. Jenkins, Fort-street, or to W. Payne, Ponsonby. rjPO LET, in Wakcfield-street, Butcher's S Sliop, doing good business.—T. Ussher, Queen-street. ; r|O LIST, in Liverpool-street, a New 7 " Roomed Houao. — Apply to J. Belohor, Corner Store, Karagahape Road. MjFO LET, Two Unfareished Kooms.— ? Apply to Mr Hughes, Grocer, Wellington street. ■ Bio > XT (Mouut Eden), a Comfortable I Flvcroomod Cottago — furnished; good view.-Apply to H. Partington, House and Land Agent, Stitchbury's Buildings. TU LET, a detached 7-rosm House, with wat; r laid on aud every convenience, garden, &c, Bltoate in Upper Pltt-itieet.— Apply, Joii. Oavlea, Crocer Pitt-street. THIU LUT (lumishod), desirable Cottago, I Garden, Sable, &o. (piano If wished). Near Upper »y<no«ds stnsu. Rent, SOs w«akiy. -AQ^resa Mr M. JiTAßOfflor, rinO LIT, a 5-roanod House in inglani jL Btr»»t, lent Si i and a l-roomed Hooae wl*n. 2-Btelled Stable, rent W.-J. Williams, "VlotorU atre«» mO LET, a Front Bedroom (Furnislud). J} ApplyJNo. 1, Albert Terrace, Albert-Bt. f s '0 BIS~LET (Furnished), Miss Webster's S Houso, cteltenium Beaob, North Bbore; entry *% once.p-Apply U> K. and K. Dnder, or John Loclc. Lirapar, Qoeea-BKcet. O~~LET,' Rooky Nook Cottago (four rooms): or cun be purchased by weekly paymenta.—w. V. Stbvens, 187. Queen-street. O LET, Wellington.street, a jjood Shop (nearly new); would do for a private dwelling; rent low.-Apply to Vaile & Douglas, Land Agents, ShorOand-atJeet. • bu> LET, those Offices now in the occu* a paUon of Mr F. A. Wtilte. Snortland- Btros*. Side eutranoo and Stable Aocommods tion. Pcdsob»lo« given lit Maroh.—Apply to John A. Maoleod. «t M, Mu>oW«i Sliortlwxi atreot. . TO LET, tiraiton Koad, 5-roomed Homo, Kaut-ittreot off Mymen< e-«treer. Pix-roomod Honse. Wo"inKton-sueet-Bonne and Bhop.-3. Y. (JolU&s, Kami) Coal OfflW, 16, Quoen-itreet. ; _ rriO LBT, Uublin-«treet, off Karangabape I Road, 12-Horso Stable and Cjtoch Houso, Hay Loft, &o.; water laid in to SEble.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agont, Queen ■ $Sreet, nost " Herald" Ofllce. rsnO LET, Shop and JJwellJDg on Pon * eoDby Road. The Boilding Us almost new nnd fHUd wliO gaß, Water, fco- &o. Good Shop and Dwelling (6 rooni>); flr»t class poslHou, an« is now oooupied by Mr Crawford, Greongrooor. Kent, 25n par w«ea'- D. F. Uvano. Estate A geat, Qneen-i treot. ______



rgAO LET, a Form of 15 acre& with a I corafortablo House and Out-bunflings, on the Pah Uoad, Epsom. Very suitable for a training stable—Apply to J. M. & J. Mowbray, Land Agents, i 2, Qucen-Btreet. t ___, — mo LUT—College Koad—A new aid A splendidly Dnl_isd Shop aid Dwollinsr of 6 rooms, gas a»d water laid In, a flrut-claaa bu«f ness position. Rent extremely moderate.— D. F, Kv-ann. XsUte Agent, Qaeen-Btioet, n»xt "Herald" office. ____,_, rr>o LET, Collcgo Koad (Lester VilUjk i Handsomo Villa Residonoo of 8 Rooms, Stablo, Coach-houso, &c. Every possiblo accom modation. AU in tot-class ordor.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qucon-stroot, next to "Herald Offloo. rpi> LttT, a comfortable 8-roornod House, X slated root; stable, baggy house, and all necessary outbuildings, together widi obant five aoros good voleanto grass Und, sltuatod about half mllo from EUerslle Kall*ay Station, — Apply to J. B. Morpeth, No. 2L Hew Zca aud Insnraaco Bntldlngp. , f¥H) LET, Koaenheim near the Three 1 Lamps, Ponsonby, a Villa Rosidonde o£ 10 roomß, magnificent viow of the harbour, and opposite coast, largo and woll-Tontilated rooms, gas. wator, and outbuildings, gardon and orchard well drained. For a term to a good taoant.—D. F, Evans, Estate Agent,- Queen etioot, next" Herald" Offlco. A SHOP and HOUSE- to Let In Gray.. street; gas and water jhu oouatoi and Bholvlng ; rent. o)i»ap.—Apply W. Attorns. BOUSES TO LET, furnished and un fm nlskwJ.—Apply X, to 11. UnderJloubo Asenta. l>«vonjiort. ■ \TOKTH SHOK*.-ToLer> twoHousss, -Li caoh 5 rooms; also. House of 7 rooniß,— B. Tanner, 8, Qucon-fltreet. w DEvONPOKT, *O«Tfl SHOKK.- To Let or (or Sale, a C roomed Cottage, new, In a good position.—Apply K. & It. Dudor, Hoaco and nmd Agflnte, • BAKEK'S PKEMISKS TO LKT.—An Old Established Bakary, of 19 yean stand ing an« btuinwa premises, situates in Viotnila ttreet; «yon pc wty ro-bultt and water Uid on, FJratolaoa opening.—A»ply to Mr BtovonßOO, N«l8oa-8trtet. oorne of BaJfr-jtreoC O LET or LEAKE, all those first-class HUSINKB* PHKHfBKS illuat»* ootn»r of V«lca« La»o tad High-strwt, now In ooou patio* of Messrs BcyUn an* Tooßel*. who are removing. TbU in a rant iMlrMible and oontra.l position, tod ft fl_»-o<«*i •fcwd lor any whole sal) hurtaffc tin bilUJ*g ii oo»rooiiaus (tb/eo fHora nod attllw). w»U lixhto*, rat vttf>t, qnito dry, *»d fl4ed with pntsat life: sas, ■waior, »nd oth»r oo«»»»l««c«».-For furtW oartlraUii apply to the mifukj, »r to D. JT. Kyarn. IUUU *«»»*• i iwKNJK QDE#N aND SfloßT- V.' LA»IHIT*K»TiJ. To Let or Ball, the balanoe of my Lomo of t'ffljo or Shop, corner ot Queen and- Shortland -Bt'Cetßt B. O. GRKBNWOOD. I^IFTY > EAKS ! _FIFTY YKAKB I TO LEASE, for 60 rears, a few choice level Building Allotments, in tho most healthy part of Edon torraco; annual rental, £6.—Apply for full partloulam to \V. DOWDKN, Auctfoaeer, Qucvu-sti'ceU Drapery ana Oiothmg,



HAVING SOLD THB LBASK ol my Premises, I MUBX Bit OUT IN BIX WKKKB. To Rlvo nossosalon to pmobaaor. ■Jo ofteot a Olearanoo of my atooV, I havq marked tt down to •WHOLKBAIiK 0081 PBICE. no whole ol the Stock la New, having been advantageously bought da. Ing the last 0 months. A few prioes will luffloe Jo con vlnoe you of the Bargains to to ha<:~> Oatmeal doth, in all fashionable Shades .Tf;....r....!;....TJd J7ant Oalonr Prints_,_. 3d All Wool Flannels __.~..__7Jd China Matting, yard wide.. ..fljd DrowPleoes, from-...,—_..4d 13 toten shirt Buttons f0r...._2d Men's Geelong Tweed Trousers and Vesta, U/ll; regular prloo, 25/ Men's Tweed Bnlto, 32/6; regular prioa-, - - Ma Men's Tweed Tronßerß-..-3a lid Men's Books ■ -3d pair FOB SIX WEEKS 02SLY1II Epeolal Terms lo Small Bhop kuopors, Bb.HSB AN'S, fuot or VICIORIA-3TRBICT, CERTAIN NEWSPAPEKS AP POINTED PROVINCIAL GAZETTES. .TAMffiS PBBNDKBGA3T, Adratnlßtrator of the Government. Wherea.". by the twelfth Motion of " The Aboimo^o'd Provlno«Aot 1875." it l>.aiiUßß other things, enaoted that. In Aolaot the Q«n etalAwembto.Jinflltn o vsry aoc or O/dtnanoa of the LrelsHiturß of an abolished Proy noa undor the laid Act, the exoreartcn "Provlnolal ofnua.' ot^ftOTltwtal Govornortnj G»^te." nr othor Bimlla* expressions, saouid, wlta nbdm"fo snyprovlnsUl district, be deemed to mean tho "Jew Zealand Baeottr- or btob newßpaporas from time to time m»y bai ap pointed by the Gjvernor for tho pnrpoße of in- Mrtlngthorolnnofflflfttlons of any kind relat tag to the GovemmentoE the colo«y. or tt c ad mTnlßtratlon of the Government wlthiu any 1 James F»d«H> .ft. admi«i»»'ator ot tbe GOTMnmaut of the oniony otNewZwlaud, in pnrsaancn and exercise ot every power an* aatharlty vested In mo in that behalf, do huieby revoke *U apt olnttnents here tofore male, »nd In Uen thereof dj hereby ao- DOißt the newspapers BCfolflwl In the BOhfdnle iiretotobethanewßpsporsfor the purpose of [risertini! tuerafn, dnrmpt ihe yearcn 9 thonsand el«ht hundred end eighty three, all pntlfiojtiODa whiob, by a»y /vot ot the General ABsembly or owlltanoa ot tfny Provincial Oounoii, *re re qmred to to Inserted In tho Provincial Gororn. mcni •■ Gszstte" within the ProvUolal Dißtrlot imaod opaoelte the name of each nowsraper respeotlvtly In suoh schedule. SCHEDULE. ' Name of Newspaper. 1 " AuCKtAND F vbnino BTi.R".. Auokland. "Taranaki Herald".. _ ~ Taranakl. " Dally Telegraph.. -. .. Hawkesßay. " Kveilßg Mall" .. .. -• Nolepn. "MdrlboroughKxproas".. -■ MorlboroDgb. •'Weflt Coaet Times" .. .. WoßtlMd. "Press" - Canterbwr; " Otago Baily Times and Wit nesß" Otago. Aa witness the hand ot his Excellency the Administrator of tho Government, this tenth d»y of Januwy, one thousand e ighthuntoa aO delKhW-toree. Dioa



For Bate. TfJIOR SALE, a good second-hand Piano, 8J —for f.ar«cul»r<(, and to vlaw. apply J. PtTiea. Qi-ooer. PUt-attoet.l "giiv>K i» xIE, tho Goodwill and fctock-in- JD Trade of a General Store in Upper Queen street; tho purchaser to have the option of buying or renting the premises; stock worth £100. Premises worth £500; £100 cash required. —Apply to F. G. Ewington. EnOR SALiJ, a small Blacksmith's Busi- X 1 ness close to town.—Apply for address, this offlce. _. fl«UB SaLW, a 400 gallon Iron TanßT; *V qnlto new.-A.vjAi J. Knight, Butcher, Si. Mary'B Road, PoM«lr. TCpOtl SALE, a Brown Mare, 6 years J/ old, thoroughly staunch and quiot; a ton trial j also a Spring Cart.—Apply to G. Kent, Newmarket. FOX SALE, Eldou-street, off Brighton Road, Parnell, New Villa; thrco rooms, and freehold about 47 x 175; all planted, flower garden, &c, securely fenced, very nice position, and cheap.>—D, F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. . (680) BOT«L. -For Sale, Thk TeaveXiLERS Best. South Wiitrga Boad. Tks bonce contains 19 ro«ni3, and has ixtanslve outbnlld -1 ifi; aUont 67 aores aood land, fiivldad ietq suitable paddookg; » flue orohudol about two aoyso, and a never-falling stream of vttor.— Apply fe> J M. asd J, MovTMiy, Las' Agentß, Qnean-atroet. FOB SALE, A rO3ACCONI3ra BU3IN»SS. In tho best port of Qucon-Btroot. Illaess of proprietor sole reason for selling. Apply for jiiirtiuuiaw tj PAUTRIDQH fc WOOIiIiAMSf Qaosn-Btrset. mo LEASE OK FOE SALT, on easy JL terms, suitable for dairymen and to those accistoined to cows, a Most Desirable Farm of 100 acres, with good House and necessary Out buildings ; a navigable river forms one boundary; all fenced and in grass. If sola, kal£ cash will be taken, Good market in immediate neigh bourhood.—For further particulars apply Win. Gulliver, Estate Agent, Ponsonby. GOOD BUSINESS FOB SALlfc— In a rising Township, North of Auckland, Bußinoss of General Storekeeper for Sale, doing a good steady trade; turn ovor between f12,500 and £3,0110 por annum. Family reasons for dis poslng of same.—Address His, Stah Office.



\T_W CASTLE fIQAL OaBAPKR THAN J^OCAL QOAL, Now d_oli_sln«, ex ALBEKT THE GOOD, gQQ TON.S BUST HOTJSBHQIiD, At Very Low Rates, G-, & W. Winston., OUBTOMBOUBE-SIKKBT. m o" I? »' a. Ii k I* ALLOTMENTS. STOKES'S .POINT (Main Road): ii x 2JJ, £11. —AVONDALE: J acre (opposite school), £90.— COLLEGE ROAD: Allotment, 33 x 100, £6 per foot.—NORTH SHORE : Flagstaff Road, 100 x lie, £300.—ELLEHSLIE (closo to Station): 66 x 100, £1 per foot. EASY TERMS.—AIso, several desirable.Cottapros. on terms to suit purchasers. -LABOUR EXCHANGE AND ESTAI'E AQKNCY, High-street. A. T. Carter, Manager. FOBTsSLE OK _EASJC, a «ew and Commodious Residence and Grounds (the late Oapt. Symond's), situate In Qaeen-streot, Oaohung*. T_» house contains 13 rooms* stands high, and commands a magnUloent View of Manukau Hai baur, Mangaxe, and surrounding —Btrlots. The itrouuds are taßtefully laid ou» ---' a tenoiE lawn, nower garden, orchard, &o. At tached to the abovo are all the neoesiary out bniwinus. A most dealrabla roiidsnco for a Kantleman'g fapiHy.-Uarda ta view and all par tioulare from O. If. Kvans.Setate Ag«nt,Qaoen street, j (MB). |j>OK SALE, cheap and desirable little - IP Vvm Ot 115 »oro» ,» portloa of which is subdivided _t« urto» paddook, orohnrd, &0., baiande Isprwd t»rn laftd, t»d a small swamp; nil Dloughtble; gooi supply of water, togalher with uw Houw (d rooma) and ijooosaary ouv buUdlngs, beaid«s s_ extonalve free >oa lor oattlo adjoining. Prica only £330. 1). 7. liVsnii, -state -seat, next " Herald," Queens-street i ._^ • 665_ O* SALE (Uansere), Valuable tittle Dairy Farm aud Market Garden, about Ii acres, flrst-class volcanio land, adjoining tho Mangero Dopaaturing and Wator Roservo; splondld cattle run; together with good Six roomfld House and extensive Out-b—ldmgs, Buoh as stablo, cow-Bhed, barn, &c, &c—For further particulars apply to Mr W. Webb, on the pro misos, or to D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queon strcet. . (Sil) ii>Oß SALE, Mount Eden, new and >c hiiudspma gaUe sciet Villa, ooatalnlng Sroem«, BoiUvrr, wuh-liouw, I—'g« olitnrn, &0.. fllWd with raalslor, kitoken i_ige, oiiji b* axis, fca Gaou position. miU road Irontaso. very dMtrdble fiveboid aJlotmoa I', ab«ut 50 by 200. Ptlee, &559.-D. V. Kvium, _»tat« Asorn^ n»st " Herein " Office. Qngea-atrget. (661) FOX SALE, Mauku, a very desirable Little Farm «f about 34 botch, ceuly all Bubdlviled i»to irrasa paddocks wops, ttult tiooa, &e M „«.; aamall sicoa ot native bush; an abundant incply of water; and srood House, 7 rooms, stable, Ofttiy, oowsh»d. plggsrlßS. Ico., SEo.,m»k!n?U all'a oomp*ot little farm, the whole »f wlilcu U oir*r»d for £3so; tltuaud In pretty position, neai Church, Sohool, &0., &a— 1). r, mvana, Estate Agent, Qaeen-a'-reot. (81 FOX SALt, Claremont-street, off Eyher Pass Rood, Ter_i«Bh OottaKe of i rooms, almost now.JUtad -llh onpboxrds, dresssr, _0., staunchly built and tbcroughly well finished, good well, aUdtmeat abast S3 x ISO. Mujt bo Bold, as owbo* is Uavlng for the South. Prloe, onlj £330.—D. F, Kvaas, Katato Agent, Queen ttrtat, next Her*ld Office. • 612 j



£n ok s a i, b, BARGAINS.' CALLIOPE ROAD, Devonport—New Cottage of 2 rooms, double chimney, tank, &c; AllptnioM 68 x 163; nice situation. Prico, only £165. GKEKNLANE, ELBERSLIE-3 Acres Choice Land, togotlier with 8-Stall Stable and S-roomod Cottage, opposite Raceoours* Gate. For absolute sale. D. F. EVANS, /giANKs. TABKS. TAJIKS. FOB BALB (now landing). 400-GALLON IRON TANKS. 11. ELLIOTT. AlborNtreet, Harbour Board Notices. A UCKLAKD HARBOUR BOABD. "^ELECTKMf OB1 THRBU MWMBBR?. 1 Hiibonr Boar* ©(flows Atofclatd, 25th J»naary, 1883. Notloeis hereby given that in terms of tbs prtfeiaions o£ " Tko Harbonra Aot, 1878 " and the "Kijgnifuiona f»r JSloollnK Member*ef Hartour B jaran." a Mwtlnu of lh* Itlleottrß of the An«k land Bacbosr Board win be held at the offlooi ot the AuakUnd JJarbour Board, Foct-Btreet, at Noon on MONDAY, the 12th February, 1883, for the Purpose of JKleoting Three Membsrs. In , pla-o of Messrs Stone. Isaacs, and Lamb, who retire by cill nxlon of time. ■* Uholiman. — ' i ' *.» ■ A BORLAND HaRBOUS BOAKB. CADETS FOR OmOB. Barbour Roar4pfflce, AnoUlisni!, Jtt'nunry 21,1883. Applications will be resolved at this office until TTJ'KSD AY, the Bth ITobruary next, at noon, or the appointments of Ctfleta (2) for the office department. Silary, for the flrat year, at the rate of £33; for the s;oand, £15; and for the third £65. Appllcatio&a to bo eodoived, " Applications °CondiUons aid farther pardoalars may be eoa on •pplloKtioD at thi« office. Q. AICKIN, Chairman. Money. TfIDUSTRIAL AN V PROVIDENT JL PERMANENT BUILDING. LAND, AND INVESTMENT BOCIETY OF -AUCKLAND. INVESTMENT AND DSFOBIT DEPARTMENT. AU Investing Shares Isßued-fenring the current month participate in the Annual Division of Proiis Dej!o3lta fixed for a term Of 0 months are re ceived at 0 per cent. Deposits fixed for a term of liraonths are re ceived at 7 per cent.; interest payablo half yearly. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. This Society advances, on approved FrojgwM \ and Leasehold Property, to the extent ofvMW I fourths of the t)O.liig. Borrowers may pay off part or the whole of their Mortgage at any time, i and after two years currency without notice or Borrowers participate in Surplus Profit. FINES Not Enforced in Cases of Sick ness or Want. <w Employment. . The Reduced Scale of Re-payments, and £.tiy further particulars required, may be obtained at the Society's Offices, corner of Qucen-3treet and Vulcan Lano, GEORGE FRASBR, Manager, JT»T A 'O £10,«W LEKT on Building 35;, JL S * ■ SooJ*iy prlaciplsa. or on other terint W tcit biuiawwe. Aliotinents bouaht and Hoostfl Onllt oa wcaSUy payiasnt sjstem. Mortcases B.aH J.oaus Btigotlate i. dint Uet of Pro»ertles for sale o* 4th pa^e. Bbcjmreent. allowed on money d«poet ted tor Invegjntent.— C. WiLLIiHION, Land, Bastto. and fiuanolal Agent and YRlnator, 8, Voloaa lame.



Lost and Found. : -| f\S. REWARD. — Lost, from New- B h_/ mark«t, a Spaniel Pup (dog).—Anyone returning to Wlliiam Sogs will receiro the nbOTB reward. 1 f\* «KWARD.-Lost on the loth B. XJ' inst., between Ellison's and the Barrel Hotel. Parnell, Three One Pound Notes on Bank of N.Z.—Finder will receive the above reward on applying to Stab Office. | OST, taken by mistake from the 9 4 Masonic Hotel, Onchunga, last evening (Vvcdnesday), a Umbrella.—The owner (whoso name is on tho handle) will feel obliged by having it returned to tho W.M. of Lodge, Manukau. LOST, from Grey-street, a Large Brown Retiisver Bo?.—Flsder rewarded on re tnrningtsame to Mr Moore, Bootmaker, ICC, Groy-Btrtst. LOST, a Boy Hack U elding) bhek points, tail out square above hocks, white kfcir on forehead.—Anyone bringing him to .a lex. Lamb, Uemuora, will bo suitably r«- Wtrdtd. LOST, from Grufton Read, a small Dark Scotch Terrier Pup.-Finder rewarded on returning dog to Capt. McGrillivray, Gratton Road. . "KfOUarr, on Saturllay last, a (irey* J? hound Dog. Owaersp^ly to Holland and Butler Viotorlmtreet. I( not olaitned by 27th met,, will bo sold. Public notices. ~ , i ijilGflT HOUR DEMONSTRATION. RIBBONS. Parties having Ribbons on gale are roauestad to band in those unsold and the money to me on SATURDAY ItVKNINK, the 27th, at the Worfcing Men's Club, fiomEto 9 o'clock. H. MIOUKUON, Hon.Seo. "TVISSOLDTION OF PAKTaiSR3HIP. Notico is hereby given that the Partnership between H. and J. WHITE, BUTCHERS AND DRAPERS, Parnell, has this day been_Dis solved by mutual consent. ". ■< MR H. WHITE will carry on the Butchery Business, and Will receive and pay all.Account'? in comiootlon therewith. nSpßs MR J. WHITE will continue tho Drapery Business, and will receive and pay all Acoounts conneoted therewith. This Dissolution to date from January llth, a'«../ JH. WHITE, Signed |j; W HITK. Witness: Saw. White. TfcrOTlCß OF REMOVAL^Matthbw 4-1 Hendeeson, Architoct, High-street, Cornor of Vulcan Lane. _ fBW ZBALA»D TIMBER iJP COMPANY pMITED). Notice is hereby given that tho Transfer Books will be Closed from FRIDAY, tho 26th January, to THURSDAY, the Bth February, both days inclusive. W. PERKINS, Secretary. W"T t " All socouists against tho estat&of tbe late Mr CiiAitiies MiJOf luustbosoitiuto me beftue soon of Satuhuay, tho 37th January instant, and oil accounts due to tbo estate tmut bo paid tome before thatoa'.e,othorwiseUiw wiu bo Buedfor, • WM, THORN E. SoSloltnr to lha Estate.



JMAHOS begs to intimate to the resl . dents ol Aroh HIU aad his numerous frieada th»t he inteids OPENING that woll- B»own Houao, the GLASGOW STOKK. Sbeat NOKin ROAD, TO-MOKRfJvr, Sim lost., as a gSoo*»y And general stoke; and I topes, bf Btr'ot attention to buelnesa. to merit a share of their patron»go. Motto: - BmaU Profits and Quick Beturnß."-N.8.-AiU Ooods of First class Quality, and at Town Prices. Agent for THB AUOBXeIID EVEUIfiG STAS. SSIGNED ESTATE OF E. SUMMER & CO. Notk* to Creditors Is hereby Riven that all Olatms aralist the above Batete not yet proved mnßt be sent to Mr B. K. Davis, No. 14, SeherflTs BnUdinßß. before S&TIJRDAY. 27th mst., as no Calm will be entertalnedefter that date. The First and Final Dividend will be PayAbla at the offloa of Mr B, X, Davis on MONDAY, sth February, 1883. % EDWARD LEWIB, iTrnstees. HERMAN BBOWJf, ; ltußteef; „ i/»ISHER & COMPANY {LIMITED). JP • ' —— The" Transfer Books of ihe above Company will be Oloted from Jastj aby 47th to Februabit 6tb, both flays inolußive. H j.bDBT. Ssoietary. ALL peraon« having any Claim against Mrs Skofflngton, lately residing in Auck land, are requested to send particulars thereof to the undersigned on or before SATURDAY, the 2 7thinst|nt. EDEßio mQoKmu)i Colonial Bank Buildings, Auokland, January 22,1883. KBIS" BHIKTS, Is 9(1; Fiamel Shirts, 2s 9a; Black Calmere (Win.), 2s 6d; Coloured Table Cloths, 3s; Unbleecned do., from 2s fld; Large do., Bs. Trimmed Hats-No reasonable offer refused for trimmed and un trimmed hats. — Mrs Whitehead, Milliner, Newton. " .. BINGER SEWING MACHIKEB at 2s Cd per treok.-D. S. Chambors. 70, Queen-street, opposito Oio Bank of New Zealand. OR SOI4E THBOAT, Kryupslas, and. Qalnsey. ate aonoapathlo ainotnre of Belladonna, »ijvaD'.o*did rem«dy, price Is.— Goodion, London Arcide. A QUA ORYSTAL SPECTAULEB.-T. A. B. HIIX be«a to lnftroi klB friends Who have beea waiting for SpectsoleD that his new Shipment, par Famenoth, are to haad. , LADIES Silk, satin, and Cashmere Dolmans, oto, all tailor oat, Deautlfnlly mad*, tastefully trimmed; lowest remuneratlv* prices. —W. Petty, Ladles: Tailor, oppcslta , Army and Navy Hotel SEA SICKNESS cured by using Apo morphia as directed; Is.—C. W. Goodson, London Arcade.



BKBS WAX"! BBSS WAX! Purchased In any Quantity £or Cash, Buyers of ffnnguu and Muntz Metal, Having purcbassd In China a Fine ABSort ment of Teas tilmaelf, JAMKS AH KKW can sonfitiontly reoommend thorn, and trusts that oil hia old Custoniaw, and tho Public generally, -will vail themselves o( this splsndid opportunity and 001 l early to boy his Superior Congou, Host Flavoured Kooloe, Shouenong, and various Mixed Teas, oifttart to every taatei He has aleo on hand Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger, Crooßeryvmre< Silks, Handkerchiefs, and other oomnjodltloa too nameroua to mention, Koto the Address!— ■ ; ■■■.'-. JAMES AH KKW & CO., ffli, Quaen-street. T. & EL Cook b, 44 AND [46, VIOrOBIA-STBBB FACTORY t EtLIOTT-BTREETjI Having completed the arrangemsnt of their Mow and Extensive Premises, -which are fitted with every applianoe for .the despatch of Btul noss, Invite tbe o»teotlon of Ladles and Gentle men FURNISHING to their Large Stook of Drawing and Dining Boom Suites Bruasola. Tapontrr. and Kldder Carpets Iron Bedsteads, Wardrobes,-Drawers Tables, Cheffonlera, Side-Boards Mattrasaoa, Palllasaes, Pillows Bolsters Toilet Ware In great variety Linoleum, Floorcloth, Matting Heuthrugß, wool Mats, Cocoa Mats Chimney and Toilet Glasses Gilt Cornices and Cornice Poles * Verandah, Venetian, and Holler Blinds Cane, Folding, and Childrens' Chairs Hall Tables. Hat Stands, Hall Chairs Kltolien Tables and Kltohen Choirs Every Article Gnarantood, and Prices Reduced to the Lowest Amount, consistent with Best . Quality In Materials and Woibmanship, T. & H. COOKE, Victobu and Elliott Stekkts. " COMPULSORY SALE OF OUTLEAtY. \J _ THOMAS SAMUEL v IS NOW 3BLLIN& OBT? THE WHOLffi 07 BIS BTOOK OF OUTLBBY, Consisting of— BEST IVORY XABLB AND DEB9BBT KNIVES XOOKWOOD AND JOHNSON'S BKST ; POCKHT KNIVES KLBOTRO - PLATED FORKS, SPOONS, ORUET3, &0. Large Lot of the above Goods just Landed, and must be Sold at any price. THOMAS SAMUEL, 46, QOEBN-ST. (opposite Town Olook), Tenders. mo BUILDERS. Tenders -mil be received until noon on SATURDAY next, tho 27th instant, for the Ereotion ota Villa Residence in Carlton Goro Road. P^satmyofflc| kBYawADE> Architect. rmo KOAD CONTRACTORS, Tenders are Invited for the Formation o£ Two -Boads on the St. Stecheh'o Estate. Parcel!, up to noen of THUBBDAY, Febrnwy 1. w. f. Hammond & son, -Architects and Surveyor?. Electoral pj-QBPITAL MANAGEMENT. ELKCTIONB Off GOVfiRNORa. Nominations of gcntlomen oliglblo for eleo tlon aa governors, ttuiy propoeed aid seconded by aobecribere, can be reoeivnd by mo In written nil Noon on FRIDAY next, 2€tb Inac. Before ft gentlaman la nominated his consent to act it elected should be obtained. All subscriptions should bo paid immediately, V. G. KWINUTON. Hoa, Secretary,



- rriHAKKS. Catl Huttessene 3 M wishes to thsnkhiilciwids tor the liberal > manner in wfclcli they have tuken nphis tiokoti for the Kntercalsin»&t in Northeote Hall on • Regatta Night. There a-o only a limited | number loft, whioU can be ohtaioed at Max. 1 well* Ferry Hotel, Northootd-; Berkaihead • Store, Korthcote; and Mr Smith a Provlnolal 1 Ho'ol, Prit.cesstroat, Aaoklanfl.,? j< k ; cans. < »•?•*■' OLD CALEDONIAN GI>LD RttlflßG COMPASS: (LIMHEp), -'■%„* L NOTICE TO SaAHEHOLDKKB. At a meeting of Directors held this day. a 1 Call <> p. 7) of Una fihMlnu par Share was made on the Capital of tba Company, payable to the : Secretary, at the Offloe of the Comyany, New , Zsa'ano Usvranoe « ompany'B Bulldtupia, Anck : laud, on WSDNJiBD AY, the2Ut Q»yof ffebiu . ary. 1883. •'"• ' « ': ' JAMEBBTODART, . ■ Secretary, ' Auckland) January 2J, 1883. - . f Hlgiiwdy Board Noticesf £ TtTEWMAKKET ROAD DISTRICT, The Board having arr"aneedVlth Mb Thomas !, liUPTON to remove the Night-soil in the Diattfct, persons requiring his services can either apply to himself, in Hill-streetH)r to tho Secretary ol the Board, Newmarket.^ Q CLAYTONi Chairman. # tsoara wad awiqwice. COMFORTABLE Board-and Beaidence \J in a aalet respeotatla family, in Newton: terms moderate.—For address appiy-« this ■ offloeFt'" '■>•' --•■*»■. --' -'■-•■■■': C- . TVT vRTH SHORE.—Mes Bbeson Soli<*fs I^l' the Fatrofla'ge of Ladles visiting the Noflh . Bhbre^ Furoiflhea .Apju'taießts. with Bo&rd 1( raqaired. dot* to Mr Taylor's Store. - "fTjyArlD & UEsIDEMCK,—Three young O (JcnUsmon friend! can have very com fortable Uottrd, wltU Piano It wished, tor 23a.— i Addreaj Mr U. >ii*R Offloe. ■ » BOAKU AND RESIDENCE, Vincent- < street (five doors from Cock-streot), Tern a naflerflte. - OBOYDON VILLA, Vincent-street.— First-class Accommodation for two {"«"«; Large room, healthy situation, two baths. ZCfl per week.—Mrs Fuller. - - PRIVATE BQ*RD ANl>, RESi- DENCE.-Vacancies for Two or Three Gentlemen at Mrs Carey's, corner of Cook and Nelson streets. Terms moderate. jneAtKußXaßL*: APARTMENTS lor \J Ladies during their accouchmoht; quiet ness and attention. Terms moderate.—Apply Mrs Boyle, Upper Queen-street (3rd house above Heath's store). ' . ' ; /^OVJSBNOR BKOWNE HOTEL, V3T HOBSON-STEBKT. . Boakd AND L0D01N0............20s- Per Week. BiNom K00m....^ -253. Per Week. O" LD CLUB PRIVATE BOARDU\G HOUSE. Eden Orescent, Auckland.-within three minutes, walk of tho Railway Station, Wharf, Post office. Supreme Court-house, ana Banks.-First-class Accommodation for Visitors from the Coast and Country Districts. Apart ments en suite for Ladies and Families.; Plunge and Shower Bathi. Letters and telegrams addrossed: o the Manager, Old Club Private Boarding House, Eden Cresoent, Auokland,wiu reoeivo prompt attention. - " ' . " eITt nor house Bbaoh Road, Devontobt. A delightfully Bituated Marine Residence, commandine an extensive view of Hie harbour, city and suburbs; conveniently located between the Viotoria and Devonport wharves. Bvew comfort and convenienoa for vißitoraand beard. Terms moderate. .jyftQWEW. '



Auctions. V-' ■..•. " TO-MORROW, AT 11 O'CLOCK A.M. r MARKET DAY. * BTaUK'S POULTRY, VROTOVOS, _3L FRUIT, AND GROCEBJT AUCTION ARTHUR'S "MAHT. POULTRY DBPABTMHNT. Fowls. Turkeys, Duofcs, Geese, gßgbnfcGijj|;|»: Fowls. Canarioß, Fanoy Birds, RMraluv. Small Pigs, good DouWe.-barrallecl unn PRODUCE. FRUIT, AND GROCERY ■ DttPARTMKNT. -,-,,.,, 10 oat bb Canterbury Baoon and Hams, ox Sea Bird and oth«r»; B»otm. Hams, Senary MM B^sf. Cheese, BuVter, Gooatfabte Potatow, ) i/»lont, Herbs. a Cabbages, flOWi«,gE?sj sharps, .OatmeaV O*ts. Barter, wheat," -. Chaff . ./ ■..:'' , .--■; ■. ,^ ;y. FRUIT.-Pears. Plums, Apples, Peoohep, O|g!s«i -goges ... "■ *•"- GROCERIES. ao.-Indtan and other Teas, Coffin, -tmtoh cocoa, Vestas. Matohoir Tinned Flab, Peel, CunaotivFifii<. Since, -Vinegar. ConfooUaoerj', Uiaoi_te (qaßorteoh - White Lead, Oil . ; Vyt*T - FURNITURE DEPARTMENT. ON BALK I-BIVAIBLY. ' V. AT AUCTION PRICES,- ,/ Hand Mime Walnut Dr«wln_roo_i Suite (alne pieces) U eresn l)__a»_. Handßoma Wat nut Drowinjr-rapia Suite (nln« pieces).ln rluab, Various Parlour vi Dlnlnitrroom Soites, Broffcd, C»ne, and Wood Chalw; Bofaa, Walntt Ok*ff«nier, Mub!e-top Mirror took CheffOklera. Book Casos, Slue C*Bos, Oarp»w, Matanj;, Piptorefl._Orna. meata. PUtadware, wulary. Olottn. lahtoa, Iron and Wo* Keutaade, Oats. Mattmww. PellUwoa. PUlows. Chests Dmwwb. Wash atia&s, Toil«t Tables,. Looking Qlasaeß, B<ovca. Ovoaa, Grates, feewing HooMßm Piano?, Organ, Faiie, Large TenVHollo ware ; _ ' .; ' . "...-, ■ "■.;?,_ TO-MORROW. FRODUCB iBALB, W. DOWDBK' r. WILL Bell by auction at the Exchange Mart, Queea-atreet, To-morrow, at U o'clock.., ~. r; "I ' : ':, [■■ _;'-^ -. 9 , , 5 tons Potatoes Ohees*. Baoon, Beet •■.■;.•■'' 6 tonsFionr 3 : , ' • Tea, Wico, Oat?, Bran, Chuff, &O, : Also,, . '. •...:. Fnrnitorei Skop Counter and Fittings ■ Oonoh •';■■- --■« - ■ Boys' Cloiblng .. . •• ,t Waiohts, Jewellery, Chains >, .: ;_■ .- "* • ''■ • &c,\ &*.,&&', '" .'■■■ -"' 10-MORROW, AT 11 O'CLOCK. , - OARBINBS & TAYLOR • - WILL sell, by. auction, at their Cen- '■ tral Mart, To-morrow, (trrldai), at 11 o'clock sharp, ' .POULTRY —Fowls, Dneks. Geeso,. Torkeys,? Yonng Plg», Canarlee, &o. . f* . * FRUlT—Apples, Plums, Peaobee . PRODUOK—Hams and Bacon, Mew Potatoes. Onions. Beef, Wulroa Cheese and Bntter, Lard. 300 sacks Oats, Maize, Shai»w. Bran. Chaff, Flonr, Tea, Ki«ar, ana General ' GuOltSinF, Sec . , ~ .- ~-. ~, - At 11 o'clock. , CARBINES^ TAYLOR, . , Auctioneers, ; ~ ~ B, i-ONKS. B. 0. OAitß, ft D. XONBS TO-MORROW. . -S At 11 o'clock proiapt . '■■-. MAIZE. MAIZE, MAIZE.' , Ex Oamaru, from Fiji.' B, TONKS & CO. r WILL sell to-morrow, at 11 o'clock prompt,. :• ■*•■ . 700 bagsMaizo ■ From NandJ, Fiji, . ,i, V B.TONSS. K. O. OABE, B, D, TONKS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2. B, TONKS & CO. WILL SELL, on Friday next, Febru ary I, at 12 o'clock, ...'. TBK RIGHT to GRAZE TUB KLUEBSIiTB BAOBOOURBE : for EIGHT moDtbft trim Ist February to I«t October,' . WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81. LADIES' AND GJSNTS1 BOOTS AND . SHOES, ' ■•/:"''/' BUTTON ELASTIC SrDBB,' HOUSE BOOTS, . - -; GESTft' SHOES IN KID AND CALF, INFANTS' BOOTS A«D BHOBS, &a. t &o-» &0./ GIIBRIEL LEWIS 7 HAS received Instructions to b4, at his rocoM (eppcslte Mewnfi'hdroon. Smith and Firth's MUls). Lower Qaoe»-Bt>iet, on the abora data, at 11 o'olock. / an TRUMKB OF ABOVB / FlrstcluM v* Assotiment, Jast Landu. ex Border Chief and, 8.8. ■Qerron'' Tonps at Hv^ , SATURDAY MORfl/G» at Ua.ro. Under Dlßtra^ for- Rent, GAS^NB, 2 Horse-power, lA^oswey and jsons. At Holder's Firfi od/ard.Karangahape , ; rSIHE aboT''ns *ao. be «>W by aw »• I^ tiolv epremte^raßatl«aaym6r n . , * ing, ai 11 a.' r ' ___ ■ I /. C. GREENWOOD, ' * Auctioneer. r' [ Fourth Page.)