Sume little time was takenupinempanel ■ i; n o ihe l'ury, m consequence of the g eat S& of challenges. The names of the Xenccd jurors are as follow .-Francis flnster ßafr Campbell, James Gerthado rSIoM "ranch Mclndoa (cha)lcn fi ed by rwn)' Thomas McQuintal, Thomas Wit ii«m AlVn, Neil Campbell, John Williams, Andrew Carlisle, Frederick Whitehead Suged by Mr Cooper), James Blailcie Vniin Conneil, James Wylie Nairn, ami jhnGrnntCobaUengedbyMrEarl). | Mr Earl intimated that the defence for ,neh prisoner would bo separate from and independent of that of the other. On the application of Mr Cooper, the, witm ssc! were ordered out of Court. MrE Hesketh then opened the case for He stated that there could be no doubt that Hugh Aitken Hamilton „.. t he victim of a foul and bru<i>l murder, Id it would rest with the jury to say, after bearing the evidence that would be nkced before them, whether the prisoners irere the perpetrators of the outrage. The Iwirned gentleman then reviewed tbe evi dence to be adduced at gi oat length and with close particularity. He concluded at 72 o'clock by requesting the jury to dis abuse their minds of anything ibey haa heard or read about the case, and to give their verdict upon the evidence alone. William Craven Mii fin, an architect em- Dloved in tho Public Works Office, was the Lat witness called. He swore to tho correctness of a plan (drawn to a' scale of 4ft, to an inch) of Hamilton* hou*c which" he had prepared. He also stated that there wss uninterrupted access between Neilaon's and Hamilton's houses, the well appealing to be one for both. The passage between the two houses was 4ft. 'in answer to Mr Cooper, he also raid that the enclosure at the end of Hamilton's verandah conld be easily seen from Neil eon's verandah. Dr. Philson deposed : On the 29th of November, a* District Cor»ner, I hejd an inqueat on tho body of Hugh Aitken Hamilton. *at which Mrs Hamilton (the female ptisoner) gave evidence on oath, which I took down in writing. [Depositions produc»d, identified, and read out. 1 His Honor pointed out to the jury that anything stated by one prisoner could not be used as evidence agaimt the other. DrPhihon, under cross examination by Mr Cooper-At the inquest I kaw the body of deceaied and the wound on the head. I examined tho wound with my fioger. I al,o saw the bedstead referred to by Mrs Hamilton in her evidence. So far as the external appearance of tho wound is concerned I thought at the time it might have been produced by a fall against the bedstead. There was nothing then to warrant me in believing that it was caused by a blow. I have heard that a post mortem examination has been m&de of the body. Mr Cooper : If the dura mater was not lacerated, Dor the brain burtace injured, would tbe injury be more likely to have been caused by a fall than by a blow ? Witness : Well I think it might have been caused either way. Of the two it would more lit ely to have resulted from a blow. There is nothing improbable, how ever, In the theory that tbe wound was cauied by a fall. 1 accepted this opinion from the tendered evidence given at the in quest, and from my own observation. The dura mater i 3 the strong membrane that lines the skull and covers the brain. With tre chart of the skull (prepared by Dr- Dawson) befoie me, and knowing the result of the po>t mortem examination, I see to reason to change my opinion. I eupppse that in such a fall, the natural elasticity of the body would cause it to rebound, and that would account for the other wound, besides the fact of the dura mater not being injured. I have seen similar case 9. It is quite possible for a man so injured to get up and walk as well a9 speak. I have known Buch cases. There is nothing imprubablo in what Mrs Hamilton alkges aa having bean done by her husband after the first fall. Tne inside fracture of the temporal bone mi^ht also have been caused by the second tall. I have had long acquaintance of Hos pital caies, and I 'nave seen numerous Fractures. I have seen persons who were killed on the spot by a fall from their feet. At the age cf 25 perhaps the skull of a man attains its full, (strength, and there in nothing improbable in the fact that such a wound might be caused by a fall, even when tne skull has attained if. fu'l strength. Ido not think that any medipal man could tell with certainty that any particular contused wound cou'd te caused by a particular weapon. I have teen a clean incised wound on the back of the head that was made by a stick. Tjyere is a great difleii ace { t sku!U : Some are brittle and gome uja tiugj; come are thick aid thin. A vi.Lit shock at one poinjt would run rapid'y to the other.. 1 bad good opportunities ot seeing Mrs Hamilton at the inque't, i.e., the day rfier the death. She appeared to be ovti.vi.el ed with grief. She gave her cv.d 100 calmly and clearly. There was nothing to lead me to beliere tbat she was concealing any thing or making a false statement, She seemed to be weak, and she had a sick baby with her. Before the jury met she had the baby on her lap, and it ap peared to me to be very near death. Dr. Walker &aye evidence at the inquest. [At this stage His Honor' expressed the opinion that all or none of the depositions taken at the inquest must have been put in evidence.] He signed the deposition pro. duced.

To Mr Eatl: The wound on Hamilton's head was obviou.3 at the iuguegt. Er Wu'lkpr described. Decomposition might have the eficct of altering it, Three weeks interment of the body would be like to so alter that nothing could be inferred \titu certainty from it. It "would then be very difficult to say that it lilted exactly any instrument. I ksew of the Hawthorn case, where a man fell at Newmarket. That wdi a case in which a man. while drank, fell from his feet on to theke:bstone, fractured his skoll, and almost died imme diately. I was coroner at the inquest on his body,

The Crown Prosecutor: If Hamilton fell on the bed would lot the wound bo lateral lather than vertical 1

Witness : I understood that he fell on a coiner of the bsdstead. I saw it at the Inquest. I understood that Pr. Walker removed a piece of bone from tbe wound. I pat my fitter into it, but I did not make a critical examination. [At this stage the bedstead was bought into Court and fixed la position in front of the witness box.J I see that the corner of tbe bed h round, lmt I was aware that Hamilton fell against a projecting part of it If we sup pose that he was drunk, and tripped and fell, I see nothing incredible in the belief that he fell against the btd, received such a wound as that sustained by Hamilton, and rebounded back again.' It would be impossible to say whether a fall against a kerb.**on.B or against a bedstead such as this Would be more likely to produce a fracture. I do know of one case in which after a compound communited fracture of tbe tknll had been sustained, the injured per son got up, walked, and talked. I refer to the ca;e of the son of Mr Gardner, the chemist. I am quite awrre that there is a difference in the medical evidence, as to the p-obable cause of Hamilton's wound. My position is that I would not like to swear that it could not have been caused by a fall against the bedstead. . ' DrHenry Walker.deposed, I remember Tu' gday, tbe 28th JS ov. last. On that day, about.7.lo am., I was sea1; for and went t) Mr Hamilton's house in East-street, ge.ting there abaut 7.15, I saw Mr Ham« ilton lying on the bed, and Mrs Hamilton, the accused, and another person whom X have sJnce ascertained to ba Mrs Neilson, Mrs Hamilton's sister-in-law. I entered 'by the front door, and proceeded along a loom at thebackof the kit> h;n marked A < n the»plan. Hamilton was laid out on an ircn bedstead, at the foot of which was a little cot. There was aho a table in the room. The bedstead'was similar to the one in Court, l'had known Hami). on before thai dajv Affer-1 entered the room Mrs Hamiltonfollowed,and I said' toher,' 'Hpwdid tLiahappen." She replied : " Welldoctor," enher"my husband ariivpd home between 1 and 2" or. 12 and I," I can't remember which now; and she also stated that he Was the worse for drink. She Baid he went to his room and fell down. He then said— "I've had a nasty fall against the bed stead," and she showed me the place on it where she Baid he^had fallen, 1 was goiDg to question her further when I saw a c han;e in'-sHamilton—the breathing stopped.' 1 said, "r m afraid he's going." She thin ' made some litt'e show of distress, and her brother then told her that she had-better g« into' htr mother's. She accordingly went away. The deceased never spoke; >>c was quite unconscious. I examined the bedstead. Before that, I had looked at the wound, ilie head was not bandaged stall, I founda wound oa the left temple, j%°s at the junction of the paiietal, tjie iepp'oj'ai, .and the frontal bone.*. Whenil j*w it, it was an \ regular triangle in sjjape. There jg.no phart showing the wo#o4, j» it then appeared; the chart pio •need was made at.the post mortem ex- Vvjmination. I found a second wound a transverse flesh wound, at the back of the «ad. The other and more serious wound fas a little jagged at one side (the top one)

' and clean at the other two sides. I found no further maiks of violence. The ex tremities wera cold. I did what I con sidered approp'fia'c for the patient. I letfc I tho house three or four roinut.s after n'ne o'clock, Hamilton being still alive. I noticrd blood npon the floor and wal's of his room, ;rid upon bis pi'low; in fact his wound on ihe temple was bleeding. There ' was blood al\o upon h's shirt. I siw a blanket rud some shirts steep ing jn a bath in tho yard. There was matting upon the floor, and I saw tbat blood bad been wiped up from it. I fornd no indie vtiun of blood or Imir upon the part of the b dstead a^p'nst which Hamilton wa<i said to have fillco, a'though I examined it very minutely. It was the inn pert of tho foot of tbe bd. I also examined ihe floor at the foot of the bed, and fouud slight traces ot hi od there. 1 attended the Coroner's inquest, and gave evidence. I subs-quently attend'd the post mortem examination, which was made by Drs Goldsbro', Dawson, and myself, at the morgue, on the 20ih Decemter. Dr. Hcper joined in tho examination eotne time after we com menced. We firsb of Ml examined the body externally, aid having satisfied our selves that it was Hami'ton's body we examined the wound on the temple, An axe was brought -o us I think by a detec* tive, and Dr woldsbro1 applied the head to the wound in order to s ne if it coirespondtd with the wound. It fitted exac:ly,allowing, of course, some littlo margin for post mortem changes. For instance, the tissues would be contracted and tho swelling diminished. It fitted on all Bides so far as the wound extended. Dimensions for a chart were at the tamo time taken by Lr Dawson. I saw the chart afterwards (pro duced), and it shows correctly the ex tent of tho fracture upon the skull. We removed a portion of tho paricital bone, and patt of the temporal odo, but I am not sure whether we removed any of the f.-ontal bom\ 1 wos not aware of that fracture before. I was aware that the sku'l wa^ fractured, but not to tho extent shown at the post mortem examination. [Axe produced]. We apnlied the lower pait of the back of tlie nxe to the wound, and you will sre tbat it is a little rough, which corresponds with the jagged part of the wound. The wound was an inch and a-half long, and it was deeper at its lower than at it? upper end. When I was attending upon Hamilton, I removed a piece of boue from the wound. I thould think it wes a piece tf the prrietal tone. If I were asked whether a faH on the bedstead or a blow frjtn the axe is more likely to have produced the wound, I should say most decidedly the axe did it. I wish it to be distinctly-understood that a fall on the bedstead uiijjht produce the ex ternal wound, but it cuuld not do the mis chief to tho skull shewn at the post mortem examination.

His Honour : Do you mean that it was impossible or highly improbable. Witness: I mean tbat it is highly im probable that it could have been caused by a fu'l except one fiom a great height. Examination continued ; t n removing the scalp, we discovered that the fracture extended forwards and backwards to tbe base of the rlaill. I maintain that it is highly improbable fitch a wound could bo caused by a tall against the bedstead, except from a great height, From my experience of fractures, I feel convinced that such a fracture »s ill's could ta caused by a fall against the bedstead—a fall from the feet. There was aL jo an internal fracture across tbe petrus por tion of the temporal bone, which is very hard. We could trace this frac ture also to the external wound. The internal fracture indicate.1? that very great direct violence must have been used. Very little danger was attendant upon tbe trans verse wound at the back of the head. It was in no way connected with the fracture, and may have been produced by a fall against the bedstead. A fall against tbe bedstead might also produce the external wound on the temple, acd a fracture too, but not one to the extent of tbat fracture we found.■ •■■ ' ■•■

Cro«s-exarained by Mr Cooper:—l am a licentiate of the Faculty of Physicians, Glasgow. I have my diploma at home. I have had fourteen or sixteen years experience since the time I entered upon my studies. From my apprentice ship up to the time of getting my diploma, in 1876, ten years elapsed,. 1 can only remember one case of fracture of skrtithatl have bad, besides this one, during the la^t twelve months inihe colony. I have been a year in the colony last Chiiatmai. 1 had extensive experience in glasgow, as a student attending the ltoy;il Infir mary, and as resident Burgeon there for six month j I have also had six years' private practice at Uaiidon, in York shire. Caring that six years 1 would not like to say that I bad balf-a-dozen cases of frr 3tur2. 1 will be 37 years of age next birthday I probed with my fingers Hamilton's wound before the inquest, and removed a small piece of bone about half an" inch long by a quarter if mi inch broad. 1 put it on the shelf in the room where Hamilton was lying. I thought it came from the paiietal bone, but dow 1 would not like to swear which part it came from, although the parietal bone was only cracked. I minutely examined the bedstead—the portion against which B ,imilton was supposed to have fallen. Up till the time or the inquest I did not suspect any o«her caufe for Hamilton's death than the fall against the bedstead. At the inquest I was asked if a fall against the bedstead would produce the wound, and I said it wpu'd. [Oo Mr Cooper's applipation the doctdi's deposition given at lie inquest was then read.] I would not say exactly bow many bones there aic in the bead, There are two membranes to the skull, I have omitted the pia motor, the d oat important of all. The dura mater in Hamilton'? fa°o was not injured, and cor sequently neither was the brain. A blow ot excessive violence would ciase the frac tures, described, but might not injure the dura mater, that is; if it were given direct. Such a blow as would cause tho fracturei described would require a man's whole force. Hamilton's breath smelt of alcohol—like a man's nho had one or two long beera the night before. At the time the post mortem examination was made, I knew that suspicion was directed towards the prisoners. When the detective brought the axe to us he said, "This is the axe I found at Mrs. Hamilton's bouse." We did not fit the bedstead in. The com niiuuted portion of t'x frac'uro was larger tban than the flesh wound. When the body was exhumed it had been 21 days in the ground, and when brought to the morgue it was in a fearful state of decomposition. The features and the whole body weie altered. The decom position was remarkable even for this climate.

(Left sitting.)

WELLINGTON REGATTA.

(BY TEIiEOKAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

WELLINGTON, this day. Tee weather h fine, but a fresh If.E. breeze is blowing. The day h generally obieivrd ai a ho'-'day, being the anniver. sary of the colony and province. The regatta: is proceeding, and several races have started, but none are yet decided. In • the Coasters race .five sta\ted, The wind seemed to suit the Torea, which went off in fine style, and is now coming up with a lead on the first round, - tbe Clematis being a good second to windward, The Naval Brigade cutter was upset in the harbour, bat all on board were saved.

2.43 p.m,

Toe Torea pa-sed the whaif on Ihe first round—2 hours 13 minutes, or about a mile ahead of the Clematis, which waa second; Saucy Lass third. The:windis falling. ' " " "

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

COROMANDEL, this day.

KIFLK COMPJiTITIO *.

The Rifle match, WhaDgarci v. f oto mandel, resulted in a victory lor Cotomandel by 93 points, Whangarei making 520 and Coromandel Gl3. 'Ine highest scores tor the latter were • Coiporal McGregor, 69; Volunteer Edwards, 68; and Volunteer Hdgrr, 64, out of a possible 81.

(PKR PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

DONEDIN, this day.

FaUJSD DEAD.

Thomas Tracey, an elderly man, was found dead on Kaikoura VaMey Koad. He had ruptured a blood-vessel iv his chest.

ASSISIED IMMIGRATION

103 souip, equal to 90 statute adults, have been nominated here.

PURCHASE I>F A RaCS HOUSE. John Fleming of Duned:n, purchised Idalium for 200 guineas.

A SEAMAN DROWNtD,

Ernest France, an ordinary so am an belonging to the ship Westland, was drowned at Poit Chalmers wh'lst bathing. THE PaPAKaIO MUKDER CASE.

In the Papakaio murder <u~e, tho pti soner challenged eleven, and the Crown

one juror,

MR BRYCE'S VISIT TO KAWHIA.

(BY TBLEGRAFH.—OWN CORKBU'OMDKHT.)

CAMBRIDGE, this day. Mr Beyce hri wj'ed i-istructloDs to the ollieer ?t charge of tho constabulary here. Ho has instiucted lain to have in ' raddle horses waiting him at Raglan op a ce'td'n cloy with a guide *t bring the p-rty alon1 * the coast to Kawhia. From thrrjce Mr Biyce will pro ceed across the end of Pirongia to Whati whatihoe and Alexandra.

IMPORTS.

Por Rotomahnna, from Itelbouvno: 2C9 lialf chests and 59 boxes toa, 15 bags tapioca, 10 bap saito, ]00 bags rico, 16 qr-cosks sherry, 3 qr-oaaks port, 0 qr-casks whisky, 244 lengths pipe, 20 drums oil, 50 boxes raisins, 1160 mats and 5!0 pk»;s sugar, 7 pkgs sewing machines. From fiobart: ICO bags chopped bark. From Dun rdin : 100 ca«os whisky, 151'hds, 20 brls, ond 20 kilns. 80 sacks oatmetH, 76 tales wool, 27 Vxus iron. From Lyttelton: 10 bales cornsaoks, l"0 bags flout. 75 casea castor oil. From Wellington: 19 bars ateel. From Napior and other ports: A largo quantity of sundry mer chandise.

THE AUCKLAXTO Ev&jNOW STAH, MONDAY. JANUARY %%



<".-. ■» ■■■-*" Old Caledonian.—The manager reports for the past week :4- At No. 2 level the winze is still idle with' no' pharige' in scopes above No. 2 level. At No. 1 levpl thp.reef in olfl No,. 1 drive ia pinched and is very hard country. Sfopes* above drive frpm Np. 2 shaft arp still.tutning out good crushing and showing some mpe dabs o£ gold, .opcasipnaliy-. \ Bpth drjyes on the Red Queen crosscnf are progressing slowly, The reef in north end is looking well,, about XO inches thiok snowing sold through, out A few pounds of gopd stonp earns to hand from toe oiivo yeßtaiday. I Bball oreafe down loader in eonth dilve next weelr. There is over i") loadß of qaaric at the Herald battery. Ti.HWiN'S F«»)iHOLD.-Under date of Jann a'y2o thamarager wii'C3: The new leader In north d lye is now in 8 'eet, is i Inohca thick. In cronod 'ixht for worklig. A little pickeft ihiio hes one to band this week, leader in Boutti drive is not looking quite m well, haloK raiber iloohed In the face. Blnklns hn been continued fn the reef from fhe surface Keef loots well rs it goa3 diepsr, end is trine Inches ihloft. A few picked stones have been obtained. No ohangatoother'prrtaof bUpat(J eptiit. . T A mre't'ng of shareholders in the CSorby Goldnpining Company w«9 iheld thiS'Sftert noou, Mr Alexander .presiding, when » pre. vious lesolution winding up the. company and appointiog Mr V. &. Whito,|liiuidator, j was confirmed,



On 'Change to-day, business was almost entirely confined to Deep Level Ciosa nod Piince Imperial share'l. Tbcformer chaugt d lnnd» at 5s 6d, sillers closing at fa 9d. Imperials sold at 51s to 50s 6d; there being no furtherinquiries, the shares went it CO.", with sellers at 525. The entraore money received on Satnr« day nieht in connection with tho Eight Bours Demonstration Spoifci amounted to £30.



Medical Practitioners will find that into ripient phthisis, chronic bronchial uU'ectioua. complicated asthmatical complaints, and in most cases who<o tho breathing powers aroopi.res led and oonstricted, with corresponding loss of vital enerey, &c. Aickin's Syrup of Eucalyptus with • llypophosphite of Llmo and Quloino, is an eifectivo phnramaceutical prepa ration of great value. It has tho effect of speedily stimulating tho bronchial mucous membrane and freeing tenociouß phlegm, &0., thereby affordinß great relief in dis rcssing coughs. Its action upon lung tissues is undoubtV edly healing and reparntive. Upon tho ge.no ralnealth tins medicine in purmanontly tonic, im parting a vitality beyond the normal stato of tho patient. Tho effect upon the breathing powers is quickly apparent, tho result being that tho tufreror oxporitnees considerable relief, ami Ultimata recovery.



Persona. ANN ANSTBY, by fending your ad. dress to your lather at Darjjavlllo, Northern Wairoa, you will hear something to your advantage. Meetings. D4RNELL DISTRICT SCHOOL. Tho Annual Meeting of tho Householders of the ParneJ1 School District will tako place THIS (Monday) EVENING, the 22nd instant, at 7.30 o'clock, for the purpose of Electing a School Committee for tho ensuing year. The attendance of Householders Is requested. WILLIAM J. SPEIGHT. Hon. Secretary. yy ORKIMG MEN'S CLUB. Notion Is hereby ftlven *hat '*ie Annual Gene- Ml Meot'r sr of the Mr mla. j of tbe Club v. .11 be held in the Club Rcoms on FRIDAY, January 5,8.1883, at 8 p.m.. for the purpo lot reoaivlnft the Annnal ueooiti of fie Committee, and Autfl-ira, and tho Ho'f-y- -It Ba'inoe-Bheet and for nny other business ihat may arise, By order of tbe Com mitt. '. SIMKOV MOSXS, Secretary. DERstVERANCE UOLD MINING JL COMPANY (T.TMITSD). 1 beraby r nvene an Kxlraordloary Mce'Hu of the Bhaitihnid'- a ol the P*;. ivr nnce Gold Mining Omtaiy (..Imltcd), to b-> held at the office OH MrD, B. Moliana'd.lnn—anre Br'd (rfis. Auoklrnd, o.i TUESDAY, 13th February, 18-A • " -' Buinc-i:-r-To pleot Dlr ito. ', *i rdopt Kulci, or t3 p 3 a ResoWon «quiring thn Comp -y i ti Wond-up, and appoint a 1 quYator, W. HORNB, Coromandel, Manager. Janua > 22, IS \ fijOßssON CORFS, A.R.V. Members «:"' pi ar-> attend at the Drlll-Rhed 10-MORKOW <Tu' da'). at 7,20 p.m., for the pu ,)oioot SUn l«t? Att 3t<i"on Papei, F idar the NdW Hf Tf'atlODS. PrfTxß UIQS Af t Csptai. tIQSPITAL MANAGEMENT. Nfxc WKDN»BDAT, Wth inßt., a M.itlnff ol the Committee will be beld at 3 o'oluok punc tually, on important bustaees. At half-past 3, a Meeting of the Subsorlbera will be held, to elett Four QB&tlen.oa as Goveroors lor the Hoard of Management. AHgontlemnn who have Rot Llßtn rhonld return thoul to me by 10.30 a.m. on Wepnhbday, that a romplete list of Hub- Borlberi ma; be m&de out for the meeting. Ihe meeting will be held In the L*riw Boom ot the New Zealand Inturnroa Company. F. G. RWINGTON, Ho«. Sec CIISHEK & COMPANY (LIMITED). The Flat General Meeting of the Sharo- j honors in the above Cimpany will be hold on tho 3 st JAnu.ay. In the New Offices ot the Company, at.IIMD. ' ' Secretary.



UNION STEAM SAW, MOyLDIHG, £U S 4, AND DOOR COMPANY, Notico la bpreby elvon that the Annual General Meeting ot th« Com piny will be held lit the Head Qfflos ot thu Company, Meohanlo's Bay, Auckland, at noon oa THURSDAY, 25th Janar-y Instant, to tak 3 into consideration the Directors' Report, and tbe BaUnco-ehoet lor the twelvo moniha ending 30th D.oanibor, 1582. and (or the Deo'aratlon cf Dividend, alto for the Election ot a Director and Auditors In room o( those who ntfto. DAVID MOBDOOH> Secretary. Auokland, January 16th, 1883. ASUMMOiSS MBETINGof Alexandra Lodso 63, Protestant Al'ianco, is called on TUESDAY, 23rd in'st., in tha Now ton Hall, at 7.30 p.m.-A. B. GRIFFITHS, Secretary. I"T has been'proposed' to form a Club, to JL be called the "City Club,".ln a suit ot rooms, with .lavatory, eto., attached, at Can ning's new building, fronting Queen-street, with private entrance from.the same. Those gentle men who aro disposed to take part in.thp formation of suoh an institution' wilt ineefc at St. Mvmgo's Cafe on- FRIDAY,'26th inst:, at "7 o'clock p.nv ■ '..;.. i » '•-.'■'• ■ Tenders. Er'iratlon Derartnient. WeWniton, 18th January, 188,1. rpESDBESwiII te received up to IJoon A «t the Srd'FEBKUABY next, for tbe Kreottonof a Native Pohoplhoneand repaira to Teaoh.r'shG3i(ionce, at Eirf'ilil, Ttmpcp. Plane, &<■„ may I c 6C3n, and formn ot tender Obtained on rpcl'oation f J (i. T. Wllijnfon, kig.. Native Offloe, Smwme Court Bnllrilnits, ' uoklßn <, and at the Warden's i fljo 3, l'hamei". Telagraphlo tendera wl'll)3io:pl7Od. piovldpil tb<i O'lainal tender and deposit «r« lfld^od with Mr Wilkinson by tie time BFeoiflci, K. *', UiuoK J, For tbe Seorjtary. m ob v l v v B v f. Toodors will be Raoaivtd up 1)11 Noon 11 BArUKDAY, Ihe 2?tb tu'teit, fit % B-iclf BnildlßK in Bnortl-Qd-street, ' Plans,"&e., at onr offlo»B Qnren-atreett i I'ENDEKSfor the Erection of a Sphpol I Hni-,5 at AjunjMn will be jocolved by the Koucatlon Bo iJ,,Wyßflhamßtr t. Anokt land vmllnaon'ol Wi PNhSuAY, 11thFebru ary next, ' f) ni acd tpco'ficitton at the office of the Board, and at tue bohool, Ararlmu,



I Wanted. WANTED, a emavt Boy from 15 to 10 j-huib old.—Apply Fuvlnclal Bcirdlng Hou-e, Shortland-streof. TaTANTED, Tendtw, up to Wednesoay VT Kvon'-ig, for K^ot'npr 13 Obr'na cf Ftor.e WeI'.-App'y fi Mr Brabazon, oppi I*j Mount Kden r ih..o'. V\7 ANTED, t>vo really good Uress- YT makers who know "ielr bnßlneca; no I 1 o'^eij nead apply.—Milae ■ -id Choyce. \\; ANTED, a Bker for the Country.— iYI Aptple fo fc.yrn a^d L.V )"y, Book sellers. Wuii' sley': 'eof ANTED, Six Good Busl-man to clear 600 An. ; ot Lied—lfor pirtou d apply *' A. MoDona'ri, No .'lera Oln>- j WAN 1 ED, a good steady Gir), about | 18, to :■ i lot lv hoi 'hold wor^ —Apply, tj'-cs t ih»-rHo^ 1, Ho' . n-tt. tr. ANTED, a Boy able to milk.—Apply STiROIHo'. 10»m t-mo:roar. WANTED to Let, two Front Kooms with fire-nlaes (fartiishc 1 or nnfur- Dl hed), wl'h or n.thout boird. in a piivate family.—For addrosß apply tbli offlro. ■iz/-ANTED, a respectable Youth to TT moke tim'irf generally tui-f-'I 'i a shop. —AppU at ono«. J. Wa ker. City Mr feet. WANTED, a respectable, useful Gill for hou.iwoik.-81, Ureyo* cet, next O rpentai'a Arms. WANIED.a House of fcix or Eight iioon."<, withl-i < onvonlent (Mata-ico ot town, to i .nt or purchase—Apply with p. ulou -1f..-, to Box 275, f.O,,Auolt'tna. WANTED, Vols. 1 to 4 Translations of New Zealand Jnßitate — Cbamitaloup and Ceo; r. 76, Qaecnsticet, Auot-lnud AM TED to Purchase, second-baud, a 12' ior IS'.n Tetrcstial Globe, tra~: meridian. Must ba In god condition.— 'Jbamc t ,lono nd Cooper, 76, U^ean-rtrfet. A^iokland. V\, AM'UD, a Kind Person to adopt a »* baby Rlrl,aged 3 weoki ild,—Apply to fTAnOfllco. W~ANTED, a Chemist's Assistant to manage tho Wna-f Phr-maoy.—Ad dr.-s by letter, sta" \<i ei'e y required, to r. i' t Ttiomsp, cn-o W. V, stevenn, 187 Qaeea it.jet. tSJANTEUagood Well-sinker to sink VT a well.-Apply J. Page, North Road. WANTED, a General Servant; one nciustomoil to nbdlron preferff 1; r farenr^s reqaiud—Appy to Mrs Charlej Hornus, OVonnell ntro»r, Pomonby. «ttTANTiSD, a Second Hand for the T t Clo"iirtt UopTtm nt.—Apply to John Le___D____ Qneen-atreot. WAJSTED TO LKT, in Kyber P»si Koad, Houoe of tlve-rooma; every coa venlenco.—Apply Mr Bain Kyber Paap, WANTED, Apprentices to tha Dress making ; one it doors.—Apply to mis Jppklnß. Pltt-atreet, next we>leyan Chapel. W ANTKD, a respectable Girl as Kitohen and Parloar-mald: no enofalii_ or waahtLg.—apply at unoa to M s Spiers, A'tortPaiir. WaNTKD, a few ematt Lads at Uled hill'k Curdlal Faotory, Wolleßla>-stroet; good waa;ef. WANTED, a good Laundress to do a famiiy'u washing b/ the week.—Apply Office of this paper. \\T ANTED, Mrs Welch's Danciug Cl»ss V? to assemble on Wednesday at Carlton Antdomy, Hobaon-street, opposite Prinoo ot Wales Hotel. WANTED KNOWN, that T. B. Bel- Hngton. PatterdOn-stroec. Krejinana P y, is telling beat Ti-tree Wood at 13i a ton;eutlls; dnllvered. WAM'I'KD IU SELL, a quiet Bug«y Horse ; thoroughly staunch, nnd used to bo driven by ladies and children.—Apply J. Robinson. Valley ltoad, Mount Eden.



WAITED you to Kead Br»nnan'a Ailvcrtlfcmont—Selling OIFI Knorraona Sacrifice ! Viotorla-atroer. Mast t«o Cleated lv gour.weßkßl WanTKd— Don't fail to read my largo advertisement on tbispage.—Brennan'ti, Vlotoriq-iiir. ot, adjoining Tnoatra Royal WANTKD, you to como and soo Goods tflvon ttwny Durlnit llrimuan'n a»\a Eno'mous sacrifice, tilling off. — Victoria at] cot. ANTED, £350 ou Mongago of good Fieohol* Property.—Farther particu lars on applicarlon to w. v. Stevens, 187, Oneen-atrett \\; AN l'ti.l), Xcd respectable Young Vv Womtn 10 *alt at Lunh darlrg the coming oonfnron^ of Wefl yan minister?.— Apply to the Manager St. Mupgo dtp. \\7 AIsTED, aGeneml Servant.—Apply » * to G. P. Bavin. .Vo.vton ttoad. WANTED, a Nursemaid ; must have good references.—lira J. Banks, Logon Bank, Jormvn-Btrect. ■ Y»/ ANTED, a General Servant,—Mrs J. >T Banks, Logan Bank, Jermyn-stroot. \,\/ AINTiD, a Boy for tbo Shop, also an T T Appreatice.—Apply K. btephtnj, uoot makor. Qaten-Bireet. ANTED, a Strong Willing Girl to help In washing; matt bo respectable; wage, 10i v week; to tUep at hotne.-Avply Mra Cox. Lsuudrw, Uq ■» Lamasmet \&f AN I'KD, a good Cook tor a otel In V » the country.—Apply to Mr Gillandors, Pacific Hotel, Auckland. WfANTED, at the Londoa Arcade, a V T Boy for orrandß, &c. ■ WANTED, a strong Lad for the Machinaroom!: one usod totho bail! oss prefarred.—«pn|y. M>SOfflc, -ZJ ANl'fcD, a Btroug Lad.—Apply at V V tliis ofllce. ANTKD, a good Plumber, with a little ki owlrdgoof. Tlnaralihlpg : Toung man preferred.- wire terms to John Smith, Tinsmith. Blenhtlm. %&/ ANTED, Improvers and Apprentices V * to the Dressmaking.-M. A. Hogoru, Wileeley-sireer. \\f ANTED KNOWN—HaIf-pound Ton » » Canlaters, dA ; lib do, la :at Damplor'd Hobeoa-street shop. A~N~f¥D, Hotel-keeper?, Confec tioners, ami the Vnbllo generally, to prevent aooidents from the burning of lemonade bottles while being opened, vthiOti Is rendnrod parfeotly Bafe by nslnz one of W. 8. Jones'im l>ruv.d Leather Hand Guards.— W. w. Jones, Mai uiacturor of Saddlery, Bunt B', &0., Queen street. «T' ANTED KNOWN—The "Young " ' Ladies' Journul " (double number), " London Journal," and " Family Herald " have just arrived, much below the priooa elaewhore, at Dainpicr'a Hobson-streot Shop. v*y AMTKD, a good General Servant.— VT Mia Brodio. Broughton Ball, F&rnoll Rise. WANTED, two Young Men for Smith's Shop. — W. and E. Hasten, coach builders. v> aaeflcHßtreat. WANTED, Eye .Doctors and others to recommend the quality ot my la Socotackn. No higher prloa at we Hobeon »lroet Shop.—W. B. Dampler. WANTED, a Cook io a gontleman'g family, near tows, where a housemaid .'lkept; noohildren WANTED, a Respectable Girl, about 17 or 18.—Apply to Mra 8. Jtokton, Orakel Boad, Rsmnera. WAN mD SEEN—The Fresh Lot of Iron Bedsteads (double), 30s; Single do, 18 61: lroa Cot.', 15i; at Damplvr'a Hodsoh street Sbop. WANTED- There then 1 Oh, my Cor- Beta 11 Broken Again 111 I must try Rr Warner's Flexible Hip Corsets (5s 9dho'r else thp "Marvollous" Ms Cd], at Jlobspn'a fljelbpurn,e Hou3p, Ponsonby. va; A«T*D KNOWN—House Brooms, »» la 3d: Yard Brooms, }b fjd) Hand Brushes, Bd.—At pa;npi6r'B Hobson-stroet Shop. WANTED~KNO w N-Peftoos wishing to Learn to Sine by Music and Train their Voices should join Prof. Cailliau's Singing. Class, in the Christians' Meeting-house, Cook atreet, on TUESDAY, 30thinstant. ■ A previous knowledge of music is not ncqpsaary. Pupils enrolled on the opening night. La'dleß, (is, Gpntlemon, 103 Cd per quarter, in advance, %rrA>TED, a Partner to join a V t thorou*hly practical man, who ha* b)en üßed to ereot sawmills, carry on thewoik ing o£ tho tame bb well as tbe working of the bußh and every taint? oonveoted with tbe timber trade; and he hiß 800 aorcs ot first olass kanrl by h. freehold, noir to rail way station. Capital required to work on equit ehaiep, about £1000 — For partloulurß, apply to John Boppatt, Lanl Agent. No. 8. Queen-street. : , ~ WANTKD KNOWN — Shovels and Spades, 3s; Fonr-prongcd Garden Forks, Is 6d.— At Dampier's Hobson-etreet Shop. WANTED KNOV\N, "iseitzogenes now on sale at Charles Ke)Be> and Cos. tarodoora below Morrioß', Ironmongera. . WANTKD SEEN-Tbe cheap Jot pi Violins for beglnnert at Uampier's Hobson-atreet Shop, ' '* \»' ANTED KNOWN—Money ad »■ vanced on Personal and Collateral Se curity, repayable by weekly instalments. Bills Discounted.—Rae's New Zealand Pawn Offloo, Darby-street. ■ yCT * Jowelr'ey—Obarles Eeleey and Co. keep only real ellver ja'welery, no washed Roods ot any kind; the' newest designs constantly arriv ing per mall Bteamere.T-Gbarleß Splser & Co., wo doors below Morrlflt', Iropmpngorp, WAN'I'JED'SEK Jf —The' Superior Quality of the Kid In the Ladle/w hlto Kid Bpota, O'ly 2-s tho pair; a few Uirln'Oat, door Boota left (large Blzes), (jnly )s 3d the pair; long Leather laoeK ]a the pair, 9.1 the dozen pairs; floqt Gloss. 6d the bottle. Alao, a large lot of Saporffir Kid Bolts, Slipper?, &o, frq. The nanie (In red letters) la at the hoMftm cl my shop ln_Vlotorla-s / ttgßt -W- HV Qampler. TKj ANTED KNo\7«—ine Auckland w v Pantheon, oppoaito St. James's Church, Wellington-street, Is Now Open.—John EaSt- Woop begs to inform the public of Auokland that ho ha 3 Just Opened'tho above PantiießQ ■with a Firot-class Selection of EngU?^, AKW eah,'French, and German. Novelties (dircpt Importatibn per Hpririion'o and lianestone)'. cpn aistihg of Fancy Goods, Toys, Jewellery, CMnfl, Qiniitnenta, Hardware. Crockery, perfumery, Brushes. Cpmbs, Stationory, Glaasware of eyery description; large assortment of Beautiful Di\rK Marbled Gloaa—tho only store in Auokland having tbe same; magnificent collodion p.f Sea Shells from all parts ot.the world;' splendtd collection of rare Engravings and other I'io tijr^a, difTerent from any others ever offered io Auckland; large collection of Books of every description; and a great variety of quite Now Novcliios. All Goods sold £0 to 30 per cent, Cheaper than any other house in Auokland. Terms Cash. The trade, bazaars, and hawkers supplied. Large Show Boom,



Wanted. WANTED, a General Servant.— Apply Mrs R. C. Carf, Lower fiemuera. ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (eslabllshea:iß63). Station Cook, I able to k"'. __^ • » a/ aNTEi>, an engineer and Striker for » » Blacksmith, for country mill.—Apply Auckland Timber Company. Custom-aouao street West. "\)C ANTitD. by a Respectable Woman, V? whom Mrs Hunnr'orr.uf the AuoWin'i liegla' '} lean at onctiy r . niniend; wash'ng by tho day or ofllco"' « ok -•>. W^jNTiS", a useful Girl to assist in general houso work.—Apply for ad j dress, to Star Office. ■ »A/ANIED, at Hannaford's Auckland v T Kf(tlair> (uatabllsbed 1803), PiOUfthman and Boy ( me f• • j). Walkat \ \S7"A'>TED, 2 Men well accustomed to * Setting Square Pitchers.-Apply on the Works, Picton-street. AtVTEU, at Hannafords Aunklnnd Registry (established 1863), General (yotrna) *■ o.'th *h(n —3 lti family. WAMTaD, 3 good Pick and shovel Men.—Apply to John Heh,th to-aaorrow morning at cornor of Queen and Custom-house Btrcota. . ««, ANTED, a Girl, age alout 15, to t ' help )u tho hor- > and look after two children.—Apply at (ho STAitOfll-e at 11 a.m. to morrow. WANTED, at Hannuford's AuckUnd Registry (established 18(13), Young Gtil to learn a f rqde. vV»8O» commence >t 15a. WANTED. Improvers and Apprenticei to the Dress nd Habit Mriiujr, Cut ting and fitting "inaht from oommem imcnt of tnrm.—Apply Mv Atbinton, Adanw's Bulldlngß, Qnfsn-Btmt. WANTED, a Femalo Cook and House maid for City Hotel. - Apply Mrs Henry, Rogistry Office, Shortland-Btraet. n \T ANTED, two smart intelligent hoy« V* to wait at table and be generally useful. —Apply to Manager, St. Mungo Cafo. «i; ANTEP, a Boy, age tetween IB and V? 17, to work an a farm and maka him pelf r'Oful about the bouse —Apply a> tha Btik Oißi i«t 11 am. to-morvow. t *. ANTEU I O RUNT, House and ►hop " • (suitablo for grocer and provision dealer) in a thlakly-populatca neighbourhood.—Address L.W., Governor Browne Hotel. \V ANTED; General Servants, Nurse » ' girls, and a Boy. Also, Situations for each in Hotel—one Housekeeper.—Mrs Taylor's Registry offlco (opposite St. James's Church, Wollinaton-streot. WAN TED," a Girl from 15 to 16; ieferenc?s required. — Applr Mra WllllaiT) Symonrt-ttiaet. near Windmill. WANTED, a Barman for Country Hotel, - Apply W. Jones, MactleV, Tobjioconlsr, 108, Qncon-Bt-ot. \\fANTED, a Good~Catpenter and 11 Joiner ; alto a man to make B*ins and boxes, at J. 0. Polhams, LT"dor and Barrow Maker, Victoria-"tnet. Wl ANTRD, a Be>pectable Young Gfrl Vt es 'ipneral Servant, reffenoes.—Mm Sloman. Topor_Urafton-r a*. AOTEDKNOWNrLawn T^nnisand Crioketwam. it Charles Kelsoy and Co.'c, two doors below Morrips', iropmongerf. WANTED KNOWN—Tin Kettles, la Cd; Tin Saucopans, from 6d: Enamelled Saucopans, 2s 6d.—At Dampier's Hobson-strcot Shop; . .. WAWTED KNOWN.—If you want to Dress well for a Small Weekly Payment, go to Munro & Milligan, Tailors and Drapors, Hobson-Btreet WANTED— Uncle Bob says : "Those Dolls are. wonderful, but the Is Church, tho Is Sideboard with Looking Glass, the 6d Portrait Framo beats all."—Robson's Melbourne House, Ponsonbyj __„ A~TED KNOWN-Good, Useful Bull's-eye Lanterns, Is; Candle Lan -01 js, Is.—At Dampier's Hobson street Shop. Y\7 ANTED^f 6~PoßCHTsil^"rhavo V v a ParohMor for a villa Realdanoe and Grounds, about 2 *or«s; s tnttsd wlthlu say. i n.llen of Auokland,—D. V.Kvans, Katate Agent. Qgeon-atrret. 11 ANTKD- Go and see the Fresh Lot » ' - of Chonp ' Foraltore at DunpUr'g Hobson-ttwet Shoo. V\; ANTED, tho Chcmifts and Druftgi-ts »' of Auckland to attend tha Uarersrved Sale of the Wharf Pbarmtoy. at 11 a.m. on Monlay, i2ad ln«t. \\; Aft TED, a General Servint. Good ' * wr'jea to a suitable pnnon. -Aoply Mrs Looßbittam, Albert Houpo. Abort-street. ANTED KNOWN — The Piano Musics consist' of the be»t known Eng lish, Irish land Bcotob EOOge, all 6d.-AlDatn rlnri. Hobmn-straet iA/ ANTED KNOWN-Uevonport to be V' atlßorousrh I The eforc, lo'endlnit pur ohasors for X, burr w's choice, oentrvl Allot ments In Victoria Torrace. North ahce. for tale & Ureenwood's on Tuts.lay next: oancot f«tl to mike a koo<3 Investment. Aapsot charming; 801 l voloanio: foot of Flagstaff Hill. WAiNTEU TO PURCHASE, from 3 to hi acres of Good Land soluble for a Nurrory, wlihlo a rmllns ot 7 nillaa from iuok lanrt.—»ddrot>B with full particulars, Waveiiey, Stab ottlco. ANTED SEEN—The Cheap Lot of Crockery juet arrived at Daropler's II ,b<on-«treet Shop. AL<vDY desires an engagement as VWildb Goviujoss in a K«nll«man's (amtlr for 11 few hours daily 1 o.*n teion Hng llah, Frenob, Mosle, dinting, and German,— Adoreaa Tnlilon. offl-eottl* s paper. QUKENSLAND. — A Gentleman, pos sesslng somo kiioytledge ot reafrrinz m»uer« and about £50j oasltr'. in rcqutrod for an Important Industry Ii tho above colony.— Apply < op-t-jnny amlth, Albert Hotel. Auok- Und, 'VO PAINTERS. — Wanted, Two good X Hands; sone others net 1 apply.—Saueson and Heart, wewton Boad. rilO DRAPERS.—Wanted, a Situation I by n Kxpe.'oaced MC'nor: capable of tsklntt chareo "f show-room,-Apply immedta tllf. B"X U3, Ppitoffloo. WrVto'i{ion. "V7'OUNG Man wants Hoard and Rcsi- JL denoe, with dbo of piano, In a private Nmlly; Mymonri-ntreet nrifchboarhcod.— App'y, stating termn, N Z., office of thl» paper. <«>O BUSH CO^TRACTOKf<.—Wanted * to Let, by tendor, Felling nnd Hauling Kauri Loirs to Lucas Crook,--For particulars apply at the olUco ot Messrs Valle & Douglas, ShortJand-Btreet, at 10 o'clock a.m. 'I'HE NORTHUKN CLußare desirous ■ of receiving applications for the position of Secretary to tho Club.—Applications to bo addressed to Genoral Committee, Northern Club, Princes-streot, Auckland, whore further particulars may be obtained. rpo PA INTERS.-Wanted, 2 good J Hands.—J. Henderson. Goodßon's Arcade.



TMPORTANT NOTICB. THR LONDON AKOADR h»Tlng become IO extensively known and faUy reoognlted as THE most valuable, oarofully saleoted, and oheapest Stock ot Goods In the Colonies, O. W. GOODSUN beif» to announco tbe DI-CONTINUANCE OF lengthy artvertlaemcntß. Any diminution In coat of vorktog expenses enables the proprietor to offer ln» Goods at a dmailrr Per Ceniiga ot Profit, bo giving the fall benefit to hi* numerous patioM, DETAILED announoemoßtß will, fcr the present, bo disoon tlnued—snfflco to any, that our customs™ mar rely npon Continual Arrivala of New Go*dß. rendn'intt the Facoy Department at all times equally attraotive, and unnecessary to Introduce °DX ADVBRTISEMnNrS. Sterling Gold end:Bilvsr Jewellery (warran ted), at very low ccloea; Abyssinian Gold. Gold, oseed and Silver plated Jevrrliery; Watohes, in Gold, Stver. Allnminium, Nlokel, ana Wutor bury, from 17a 6d; ClOQtca, in Immensn variety, from 7a d, Alanno 12a Od (warranted time keepers. GOODSON'S for Khotrc-plato. China and Glass Tea, Break fast, Dinner, Vet sort, nnl Toilet Seta Stands un rivalled; whilst the LONDON ARCADE has gained the notoriety for Cheapness In all Departments, Stationery being prominent, and defying competition. 148, Queen asd Victobia-strbets, And' at Napier, GJiaboftie, and' Thames, ' London Offloo : 53, St. Marr Axe. Bp#r(j ana Jtieeicjcnoe, MKS. BUSON Solicits the Patron age , of Ladles vialtirg the North Bhon>. Fatolahoa Apsrtir.ents. wt'h Boird if required. W' xt diT to Mr Taylor'e S»3ri». ' PRIVATE BOA^D"XNTJ KESI, nEN'Cft.'-Yacanples for Two or Throe Gontleriveivivt Mrs" Carej s, corner^ of CopK W4 Nelson afreets. Terms ntoderate. ' ' i^ROYDON YIL^A. V^nceflt-streer7five \J rnln.uteg' from Thettre Ppjal.—Vaoioey fQr a Gentloman; 20a per week; two baths,— MRS. FDLLBB. Cl OMFulfraBI<E"APAKTMENX« for J Ladies during their accouohment; quiet ness and attention. Torms moderate.—Apply Mrs Boyle, Upper Quoen-Btreet (3rd house above Heath'B store). I^OVBRNQR BROWNS HOTEL, \X HOBSON-STRB^T,. Board and LoDaiNO.".: 20a. per Week;. SINGLB K00M.....'. ...858, Ker Ve(W. OLD Cl[iDß PRIVATE BOAKpiJQ HOUSE. $den preseent, Auokland, within three rainut'es walk of tho Railway Station, vybarf, Ppstofilpo, Supreme Couvt-houße, an.d Banka.—Flrst-olasa Aoporomodation for Visitors Eom the Coast and Country Distriots. Apart, inento en ouite forLftdiesandFaniiliea, Plunge and Shower Eiaths. L.etter? and teleHrams addreased; o the Manager, Old Club private Boarding House, Eden Crescent, Au.okland,wHl reoelvo prompt a,ttgpfr.on., "tT E NTNOR HOVBB V Beami Kqad, Drvonport. A doljehtjnlly situated Marine Residence, commanding an extensive view of the harbour, oity, and suburbs; conveniently located between the Victoria and Devonport whaivea. Every comfort and convenience for visitors and board. Termsmoderato. JNO . OWEN.



j To Let, j rg 0 BE LET (Famished), Miss Webster's S House, Cheltenham Boaoh. North Shore: I en''y at once.—Apply to S. and H. Duder, or j Jo&n Le )tc. Draper, Qaeen-gweet. r [1L? LET. those Offiues now in the occu- I p»<ion of Mr P. A White. Snonlaad s eat. Side eotranoe and Stable Aoaommodr tiou. Possession given lut Maror—Apply 10 John A. JUaa'eod, at M.Murohle'g,Shorti»nQ- Btraef. ra~\u LIST, a New 6-toomed House in I Rutlnd lied, pr^nel.-Appiy on the promisor, 1 gTo LEI", two Unfurnished Rooms.— I Apply Mr Hughes, Grocer, Wellington street. 'a\O LE I', Uraiton hoad, 5-roomed I 8 House, Itait-ttreot, oft tymona HBtreet. Slr-vc nnd Honsa. v\ elllntf on-scrfet—Hon a ami Shop 3. Y. Collins, Ksmo Coal Office, 16, Quhoii- treet. /■IOLET, Ponsonby Koad, »n 11-ioorued * House; also Six-roomed House; Brown street (new).—H. Partlngton, Stichbury's Build ings. rlpO LET, Dublin-street, tff Karangabape I Road, 12-Horse Stable and Coach House, Hay Loft, &o.; water laid in to Stable.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen - street, next " Herald" Office. MMU LET, a Butclier'n Shop in Welling- I ton-street, opposite the Wellington Hotel. —Apply to Mrs Sinclair, top of Vincent-street mo LET, 11 Hew Verandah House of a. fonr Urge rooms and soullerjr, la Urtghton Road, Parnoll: colonial oven, water laid 00,— Apply Stab effloe. O I.E r, in Newton Boad, Five-roomed House in good order; good woll.—Apply Mr Slmms, opposite. irO LET, Shop and Dwelling on Pon- I sonbr Rjad." The BoJldlng is ulmcst new and fitted wUn gas, Witor, tea- &a Good Shop and Dwelling 16 roomt); tlrst olats position, ana is dow ouoapled by Mr Orawford, Greonarooer. Kent, 25s per weeK'-D. F, itvana. Bilate A geot, Qneen-> treet. ffyu BE LET, a Commodious Besidence, J oommwdlng splendid vlewi' of uainonr and Domain, well kultefl for afmmilv residence or bo&rdlrg honee, contalnttg 13 lofty rooms, gaain each, and gas stove in kitchen : Colonial oven in lower kitchen; an abundant supply of water Uld on ; a loaie can be given it required. —Aooly to the cwoupler, C. W. Goodeon, oa the premises, Braulon House, i'urnell, or nt the London Aroade. ; rj>o LET, a Farm of 15 acres, with a 1 comfortable House and Out-buildings, on tho Pah Road, Epsom. Very BUltable for a training stable.—Apply to J. M. & J. Mowbray, Land Agents, 42, Queen-street. _^__ riiu L_T— College Koad—A new and X splendidly flnithed Shop aid Dwelling of 6 rooms, gas and water laid In, a flrat-claes buM nesa position. Rent extremely moderate-D. F. Bvana. Kstrne Agent, Qneen-Blreet, next "Herala" office ffl^O LET, VlUa Keaiaences ai Kutiand JL Road, Conquest Plaoa, Parnell: boautiful view o( the harbour.—Apply to William Itossor. Builder. firO LET, College Boad (Lester Villa).— I Handsome Villa Residence of 8 Rooms, Stable, Coach-house, &c, Every possible accom modation. All in first-class order.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agont, Queen-stroot, next to "Herald' Olllce. fUMj LH.T, a comfortable 8-roomed House, JL blateii root; stable, boggy house, ant all necessary outbuilolsgs, together wiih sbom five aores Rood volcanio erasa Und, situated about half mile from Btlerslle Kail* ay Station. —Apply to J. B Morpeth, Ho. 21, How Zea and losnraooe BnUdlngß. rr\O LET, Koaenheim, near the Three I Lamps, Ponaonby, a Villa Residence of 10 rooms, magnificent view of the harbour, and opposite coast, large and well-ventilated rooms, gas, water, and outbuildings, garden and orchard well drained. For a term to a good tenant.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen strcot, next" Herald" Office. riM) LEX or LEASE, all those first-class I BUSINK33 PRBMIBK3 situated ooro*r of Vulcan Lane and High-street, now in ooou patloa of Messrs Boylan and Taafleld, who are removing. This la a most deslrenble and central position, and a flrat-olasa stand for any whole sale bnslnees. The building Is oommodions (throe floors and oeilar), well lighted, rat proof, quite dry, and fitted with patent lift: gas, water, and other convenienooß.-For further iiarti(inl»ra apply to the ooonpa&ti, or to D. F. Evain, Kaiate -A gent. B~~OUSES"TO LET, furnished and un furnlßhed.—Apply R. ft R, Uudor,House Agents. DevontJOrt. "\rORTH SHOKJt.—To Let, two Hooses, i-l each 5 rooms; also, Houso of 7 rooms.— B. Tanner, 8, Queen-atreot. DEvONPOKT, 50KTH SUOKB.- To Let or for Sale, a 6 roomed Cottage, new, In a good position.—Apply It. & It. Dnder, Honrn and i.and Atwnta. BaKER'B FRBMISBS TO LiST.—An Old Established Bakery, of 19 yean itand ln« and builnets premlees, Bttuatea in Vlotaiia ■treet; oven &e<rly te-bullt and water laid on, Firßtolaas opening.—Apply to Mr Stevenson, Nelsoo-Btreet, oarne ot Uaker-atreet.



yyevoNPORT, north shore A HANDSOMB BIHOK SHOP, and, DWBLLIN, G-HOOHK (5 rooms) adjoining tha Post-offloe. Devonport, yr^U be to let In a law days,' This la tho bo. t Bbslboss Stand In this rapidly progressing township, — OLIVER MAIS, House Aient,DQTOnport. f BURNER QUEBN AND SHORT, KJ LAND-aTuHKTd. To Let or Sell, the balanae ot my Lowe ot Offloe or Shop, oorner ot Queen and Shotlland streets. R. GRKKNWOOD. t|--lIfTY TfEARSI FIFTY YiSAKS J TO LEASE, for 60 years, a few choice level Building Allotments, in the most healthy part of Edon terrace; annual rental, £6.—Apply for full particulars to W. DOWDBN, Auotlonoor, Queen-street. Lost and Found. LOST— 10s Reward—between Symonds-, street and Ideohrilo's Bay, a watch pendant, lnitla's J. A. K. on (told mooitlig.— James A.Rew. t Qnc3n^atrßet; ' ' ' LOST, a Gold St. George's Cross Pen« dant,—A reward given If returned to Oak liOiiue. Mobfon-atreat. LOS I', a Cheque for £24, drawn by D. N. Carter. Payment Btopped, Finder pleana relurn to this offl n. LUST, a (jreonstone Pendant (imitation padlock!.— Theflnder will bi rerrarJed on leaving came at this offlo^; LOST, in or near the Market, on Satur day tight, a One Found Noto.—Kiodor will be rewardtd on leaving same at the Stah Office, LUST, a Kay Hack (gelding) with black points, tall out square above hoots, white «Ur on lorehead.—AuTone bringing him to Alex. Lamb, Kemnara, will be suitably re w»rd"d. LOSi, on January 18th, 1 Say Bob-tail Pony, with black P Uxi and split hoot any person returning the same to Qaigley'a Cooperaga itUI be rewarded, LUST, from Gmfton Koad, a am»ll Dark Scotch Terrier Pup.—Finder rewarded on returning dog to Capt. McGillivray, Grafton Road, LOST, on Sunday, at North Shore, a Parasol with gilt Ring.—Finder pleat 6 r-torn to thl» office. . STua YKD from Otahohu, about a month ago. a Che»tnnt Howe with >ta.r an faoo,— An>one reiumirg f»nie >o Michael Moran, O:a ---hnhn, vli'. berewnrded, Ui.Li UK strayed into my paddock. Owner n requested to tate It away n soon as ooaslbio; cxpeoß^3 la Cd,—T. Gran well, Mouat Eden. FUUND, in Symonds.street, light brown Mare, white streak down face and three white feet.—Owner can have Bamo by paying expenses to Mr N. P. Nolson, Abercrombie street, .. . ■ ,- F~OUND, a Fox Terrier Dog, black-an.d. tan head spots on body.—Owner apply this office^ '__o • -i- ? FoniND, Amber Cigarette Holder, rft Case.—Portor; Tpb*acconlßt.s " OUND, a'fireyho^nd bogj"ft~not o^ataodliisoyenday.flwlllbesold.-Owner can have tome by applying to Holland and But- ' Educational. A VOKLAIND CQLLEGS AND £\. GRVMMAK BOUOOLi PONSQNBT BKiNCH SCHOOL. An Kntranco Exarrinatlon will be held at the Pcnionby Ball on TUASUAY, the 30th tear., oommenolDg *t 3 p m. •* ppilcatloi s tor Admlislnn should be pro viotißlr made to the Heal Master, who will bs In atteodancs at the School in Byroonda-Btreet' to reoelve them, from 11 a.m. to 1% noon, on FKIDAY, the aeth tost. '• ■ JOHN JAMBS, Seorjtarr, AuolfUnd, January 22, US3, ' T\BVO>'^O^T, NORTH SH'RF, Mrs Linton's Pupils will Ro-asaembJe on Wf'PNESDAY, the 31at instant, at the School room, Oddfellows.' Hdll, Olarcnco street, Devon port. ' Mra Ltaton will be at the School-room on TUESDAY, the loth watant. from la till i O'clock, to give any required information; GX E N^~B 1 D E. UPPBR BYMOND3-STKEfI;r. SIRS Qf OVER will reiume School Duties en TUESDAY »bn 80ih lnßtMt. /VttEY STRtET, SEMINXRY. MIBS LlfCimßlD'sFchool wi'l re optn on TUKBDAY NBX r. January 30ih. • _ TLrEWTON GRAnIMAR bCHOOL.— J3i Eev, Peter Mason, B.A.—School duties wiUbaresnrcei on TUESDAY, the 30th last. Drawing—Mies Tyg. ■ - • ' MRS WOpLLH-Y, Teacher of Music . and singlnz; will rename Lessons 3 th Jannary, 188?.—Karangahape Road, oppoilte LambourDb'ii, Ironmonger,



For Ba'e. ! HTHOK SALE, a 50 Years' Leasehold Pro ' B7 party in Chat lotto i-.treot, ICdon Torracs, oomprisins' a new 3-roomod Cottage and an Aliolmenr, pleasantly tituarid Brioa, £115; cauh requ':e«, £15-ba'anco agpor atrimsenioiir. ■ —App'y ta F. G. Kwinßlon, next "Herald" • office. ! fo OK SALE, the Lease and Goodwill of B 1 a Hay and Corn Store and a large Shop in Upper Hobson-street.—For further particulars, apply on the premises to James Hiekey. F~OR SALE, Hew and w ell-finished VIU«, oontalntbg S rooms, pnutry, wash house, and oeilar; fltte.> with register grated oven, tint, oaphoatd, &c.; situate In Otace I Btrot, PonßOnby (661). Also, near the above, a flr»t-olflaii Building Allotment, almost lovol -33 x 110 (or C66.-D. V. Kvans, Katato Agent, next "Herald," Qnten-Btreat BIOYCLES fur Sale-1 50in., all bright, ball bearings hollow forks, to.. Sec. ; 1 60in., half-plated dp., Brown's ball bjiarlngp, hollow forks. &0.. &j.—Prl c and to view, T. K. Lee___e__r House, Grey-street. TO LEASE OK FOR SaLk, on easy terms, suitable for dairymen and to those accustomed to cows, a Most Desirable Farm of 100 acres, with good Houso and necessary Out bu il diners; a navigable river forms one boundary: all fenced and in grass. If sold, half cash will be taken. Good market in immediate nelgh bourliooJ.-For further particulars apply Win. Gulliver, Eatato Agent, Ponaonby. (JAW DUST.—To be Sold (cheap), about O 20 bag!); at Putnam Bannatyneß & Co"a. yf rd. Customhouse-street Weat. tAOd SALE, the Cutter fmHKWN. JP LKO, 32 ton* register; ViHm. carries 55 ton§ coal, or S7.CW foal SSSiP*?'- tlmbsr. WeUfound.ondingood "^>SS??^SIBSt)I^er or Vr^oa an(* further iparUcalarß apply to M. NlccoL Jannary 17, 1883, YACHT for Sale, nearly new, copper bot'oin. nails, anchor end chain. 21 tons ballast, all cimpleto;oo9t over J3IC. F.ice £10. -A. B. WoliVh Mnalo S»'oan, Hob-oc-atreet. NEWCASTLE riOAL OHSAPiSR THAN IOCAL rjOAL, Now discharging, ex ALBErtT THE GOOD, gOO TONS BKBT HOUBKHOLD, At Very Low Kates. Gr. & W. "WINSTONE, CUSTOMBOUSE-STRKET. ■iiOR SALE (Anglesea-street), Osmond F Villa—Handsome Villa of six rooms; cup board, dresser, &o,; bay window, verandah back and front, gas and water laid in.—D. F, Evani, Estate Agent, Qaeen-BUrcet, next " Herald" Ofßoe. 6U F>OR SALE—Mount Albert, New House of five rooms, stable, piggery, fowl heuae. Sco, together with abjut two acres good 'voloanio land, partly cultivated, well watered and fenoed; situated oloso to Mount Albert Ball, Frlos, only £275.-0. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qneen-atreet. next ''Herald" Ofllna. Ei'OK SALE, Mount JEden, new and " handsome gable ended Villa, eoniaintsg Broom?, Boullorj, waah-hoaie, large c'attrn, Jto., fitted with register, kitonen range, obij bcardß, Sco. Good position, main road frontage, very desirable freehold allotment, about 50 by 200. Price, J5J59.-D. V, Bvoxa, Kstate Aafnt, next "Herald"Office, Qaeen-traet. (SSI) Ij*Oß SALE, Mauku, a very desirable I Little Farm of about 3D »orea, nearly all subdivided Into Brass paddocks orops, tin'tt trees, &0.1 &o.; a small uleoa of native hush; an abundant supply of water; and trood Hoo.se, 7 rooms, stab'e, aaury, oowsh«d. plggerißS, «c, _C making in all a oompiot little farm, the -whole ot whloh Ib offcrod lor £3iO; Bituautd in pretty position, near Qhuroh, Sohool, &a, &o.— D. K. Kvan>, Kstate Agent, Queen-street. 638 Tf\O« SALE (Maogere), Valuable Little JD Dairy Farm and Market Garden, abouUi acres, flrst-olasa voloanio land, adjoining the Mangere Depasturing and water Reserve; splendid cattle run; together with good Six roomed Housoand estenslveOut-bulldings.such as stable, cow-Bhed, barn, &c, &c—For further particulars apply to Mr W. Webb, on the pre mises, or to Li V. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen street. (511) Shipping. "fVjw TOOK PORT ALBEKT >«LOi_ix _D (KAIPARA). ■WwhSKi Tho brlfrantino DARCY PKATT Will leave Queen-Btreet Wharf as above (carry trig cargo for other rivers if inducement offers on TUESDAY NEXT, 23rd instant. Freight, 15s per ton. COUPLAND&CO.,. ' Queen-street. Oaxiß. T~OMDON QUID MINING COMPANY A CALL of sixpence per Share on the Coin paoy'R capital h*a this day twen made, by the Dlreoicrs, payable to the Manr-jar at the Company's Dffloe, New Zealand loaaranco llullnliks. A'ljblnnd, ou WEDNESDAY the l^b. lTebruars!Vlßß3. V. B. MiODONNKLL, Manager. Auokland. 10th Jsnuwy, 1883. OLD CALEDONIAN G^LD-MISING COMPANY (LIMITED)/ NOTICtC TO Sn&BBHO&DBRS. Notice is hereby given that all Shares on whloh Calls may be unpaid on TUK3DAY. thu 23rd of January, 1883, wl" be Forfeited without farther notice. By order of tho Directors, . ■ JAMES STODAB.T, Seoretary. Auckland, January 10,1883. H ghway Board Notices ■VTK'yyT.ON HIQHWAY DISTKIur, NOriFIOATION OF THK VALUATION LIST. TAKB NOTIO* The Yaluntlon List for the above District for the year 1883 U now OPEN lor I.nSPkctION at >he hesidence ot Mr Peter MoNalr, Rloh mond. All objections thereto mutt be left at the Surrey Him Dairy on or be'ore the 15th day of February, oddreseed to the Arßessment court, and a oi>py of every Biwh o» jeotlon must b9 left at the Konldenos ot Mr T. Hayes. Yortr itreet, Newton, cot less than saven dais before the nei;t elttlni? of the fuld Court, (Signed) R. T. WARNOOff, ' '■■■■-■' Chs»ralaw, January lttli, 1883. Leotures, Concerts, &c v~* T OY AL OHANGE jStiSn J-i INSTITOTION1. LKOTDRB, in Aid of Improvements to Hail, Newton, by R»v. D. unroN. F.R.A."., of I>.vercark!!i. t-nhjaot: '• Tjndell and the K-Bltsh Bible" WEDNESDAY, 21th January, 1883. To commenoa at 7.30. Tickets, One Shtliinr. PRESBYTERIAN MANSE, ONE HUNQA.-T-A Sacred Concert in aid of th.c fund of the above Manse will be given in thQ Mosonio Hall on THURSDAY, January 25. A numhor of well-known Ladies and Gentle men have promised to assist. Doors open at 7.80 p.m., commence at 8 p.m. Admission, Is, oil by course ticket, Gazette m .Bankruptcy IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT, Ifif BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Credl • tors Act, 1876," and amendments thereof and of tho bankruptcy of Wn&jM* Francis Madiqan, a Debtor, Notice is hereby given th.at at a meeting of Creditors of tho said WUUa.w Francis Madigan, hold at tho Suprpm,e Cqubc Buildings, at Auok land, on MoßOay, the twenty-second day of January, 1883, at the hour of eleven o'clook in the foronoon. Thomas Macitarlane, Esquire, of Auckland, Certificated Accountant in Bank ruptcy, was elected Creditors Trustee of th% said William Francis Madiean; and thaj tjbo BaidThomasMacflarlane has intimated, tyine, in writing, his acceptance of the said^offloe. Dated this twenty-second day of January;, 1883< G. W. BASLEY, Deputy Regiatirar^ Thomas Cotter, . Solicitor for Debtor, ShortlanoT-fctreet, Auckland. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Credi tors Act, 1876," and of the amendments thereto, and of the Bankruptcy of Wlt liam Lockhart, of Otahuhu, in the Provincial District cf Auckland, Car. penter.: ','.'.. This Is to notify that William Lookhart, of Qtahuhu, Carpenter, has This Day filed a State ment that he is unable to meet his engagements with hia Creditors; the First Meeting of Credi tors to be held at the Supreme Court Buildings, Auokland, on TUESDAY, the SOth day of; jannary, 1883, at the hour of eleven o'clock in the forenoon. Dated this twenty-second day of January., lm'. ■ ' G.W. BASLEY, 1 Deputy. Registrar,. t "ifclEJf ICE PYMPLA [ JLi HMJJJUICK! PYMPLA nLIMWOKJIS PYMPLA I yannfiotuwid h? -EHftSSFRIBD BEOS



Public notices. OIGHT HOUR DKMONSTRATKhV. , ttIBBONS, Is each, i>nti.]jag Wearer to walk i In Prooeaston and Admission to the Domain ; Grounds, may be had from any Member of the . Cjmmlttee, at the Working Met's olnb, or the ' Obvlrman (Mr Healop), corner 01 Klliott and Dsrbystro;tj. ; H. MIDDLKTON, Hon. teo. |\r EWT 0 N T> AT H S AND •RILLIARD T>OOMS, Jo it NOW OPEN, Comprising the BEST BILLIARD SALOON in the Colony, with Two First-class Tables; CHKSS-ROOMandREADING-KOOM,inwhich will be found all the leading Spotting and Scientific Newspapers and Magazines from all parts of the world; ako, a Firßt-class RE FRESHMENT ROOM, J HOT, COLD, AND SHOWER BATHS, Unequelled in the Colony. To enable families to avail themselves of the advantages the Bath-rooms aiTord, Tickets are issued at 8s per dozen. Bathroom open from 6 a.m. to S p.m.; on j Saturdays, to 11 p.m.; Sunday, sto 10 a.m. | D. GRUBB, ! Proprietor. P. SLKINB, Managtsr. r\ HE AUCKLAND COFFEE PALACE A COMPANX (LIMITED), IN LIQUIDATION. AH Persona having Claims against the above Company are ie:iueatAd to Bend )n the same with fu'l particulars to the undesigned on or befere 31st day January, 1883, or they will be ezcludi d from the benefit ot liiauldatloD. JOHN MILNB. Official Liquidator, Colonial Bmk Rmloinge. Auckland, 22ad JrnnDry, 1883, DO your Children Cut their Teeth with lilffloul yj If so. give Mart-hull's Tlno tutea Ohamomula and Calcsrea alternately. 1b eaoh. Uood London Arcade. _ UCKLAND DOMAIN BOARD. _JL A REWARD Of FIVE (£5) POUNDS will be paid to any person giving auoh Information as may lead to the convlotion of the Pint Us who Set Fire to the Scrub In the Public Domain, nmr the Hospital, on the afternoon of the 18th instant. The Pubiio are respectfully requested to a?Bist tne Banger Id Protecting the Domain from Fire. -\li KS BANNESTEK has opened a Shop IVi in Princes • street, opposite JVIa-ontc Botel, for the sale 1 1 Fly Cageß. Fire Eoreonp, and of all ooßoripiicnsut Fancy ooods. ATEK. WATER.—CIear, bright, and wholesome. Guaranteed superior tolclty supply.—Apply to A. G. Peace. OOOTSI OOOTS! TJOOTS! THE NORTHERN BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURING COMPANY (LIMITED.) Are about Removing to iheir New Premises in order to manufacture Boots and Shoes on a much larger Boale than hitherto; and, to save expense of removal, now offer to the trade all reoent shipments of English Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices to clear. J. J. AUSTIN, Manager. 17, Wyndham-street, Auckland. bE*T SALE 0? PICTURES, MOULDINGS, GLASS. Mntloal Instrument*, &c, to make room for New Goods, arriving by ovary vessel at T. E. C AETER>S> Wholesale and Retail Picture Frame Manufac turer, Importer, &0., VIOTOEIA-SI'KKsT, biz Doara above Albert street, Auckland. SELLING AFF ~ ELLIN G UFF GRKAT BARGAINS HOB a WEEKS ONLY, Commencing SATURDAY, Jan. 20.1883. Over J.OOO Pictures, New Bnbjeots la Oleo graphs, Cnromoc, Engravings, Prints, SO.OIIO feet of Gilt Maple and Eo3ewwd Mould lnßg. Glmj Out to Bize, Conoertlnas from Za 9J. Melodlans 7s 9d, Violins (splendid value). Violin Btrineß and Fitting*. Banjos, Ouitars, Flute!, Tambourines, Mouth Organs. Flageo letts, Music books, etc, eta. Over 10 8N sheets of corsps at Id per Bheet, usual price from Sd to fid. Kvery one khoolrt Bend for our Wonderful is Packet of Scraps, worth at least la. -A great Reduction in Frames Male to Order daring the Sale only, a Choice Assortment ol Birthday and Wedding Curds, Iha Whole to ba Solo at Prices nkvku uufoiiw offered in New Zea land. 1— Teacher and. Repairer of Musical Inttrnmenta, Pianoforte, Violin, Oirnet. &o. . tSUBBEK U IAM FS, Id any Design, and suitable for Bndoniog, Reoalptinfr, Priming on NotePaoer, Envelopes, Labels, Billheads, Paroeis, &o.; a'se, for. Marking Linen, from 6a upwards, ln cluiing seat Tin Bor, Pad, and Ink ot any oulour. Hstiaiatf b glvan for large quantities. Orders by Foat promptly exeoutod, MANOFACTUBBD *T JIIUEK DA.TB KOI ICE. INGRAM AND~COMPANY, HIGH SXKKBT <L*IE QUSBN-BTRBBT»» AUCKLAND. 'y SIB BI M & BKOW N, COMMERCIAL & GENERAL PBINTERS. 65, QUBBN-STRBET, AUCKLAND. THOS. SIBBJN and CHAS.' BROWN have the honour to intimate that they have entered into partnership as Commercial and General Printers, and have opened business at the ad dress above. " Jn respectfally soliciting a share of your favours, we would asßure you that no effort will be spared upon our part to execute your orders with Neatness, Accuracy, Promptitude^ and Economy. As regards the first, tUcee 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 ot punctuality and general excellence of work. Our expemes 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 ohara,cter maybe entrusted to S. & B. with perfect confi dence, as none but theniselv.es &x& engaged in its production. HKNBBKSON & MoIVOE, cabinktmakkrb, uphol3lbrerß and undertakers, Kakanqahape Koad (Next to Barrett's, Batohoi), Mattnases madQ n,d Ka-muie, Conohesiand Chair? mode to order and old ones made i , equal to new. Every description of Cabinet work done OS the shortest notion to- o i i b b. BEEB WAX! BSKB WAX I Puiohaaaa Im any Quantity for Cash, Bui era of Fungus and Muntz Metal. Having! purchased In China a Vine Assort ment of Teas himself. JAMKS AH KBW can oonfldently recommend thorn, and trusts that all his old Customer*, and thePobllc generally, •will avail thenuelve* ot this splendid, opportunity and call early to bur his Superior Congou, Best Flavoured Konloo, Shouehong, and various Mixed Teas, suited to every taatei He hag also on hand Japanste Ware, Preserved Ginger, Crockary war*; Silks, Handkerohlefs, and other commoditloa too nameroue to mention. Note the Address i- JAMBB AH SEW fe CO.. SH. Qaaen-atrtet /COMPULSORY SALE OF CUTLERY. THOMAS SAMUEL IS NOW BULLING OFF THE. WHOLK Off HIB BTOOK OS1 OUTLBRY, Oonslatlng of— BEST IVORY TABLK AND DESSERT KMVBB LOOKWOOB AND JOHNSON'S BBS! POCKET ENIVEB KLBCTKO - PLATED FORKS. SPOONS. crukts, &o. Large Lot of the above Goods just Landed, and moat bs Sold at any price. THOMAS SAMUEL, 16, QUEICN-3T. (opposite Town Clock), T. * H. <J OO X \ U AND [46, YtprOKIA-STEBB FAOWJK^I E*MOTT-BTKBBT]' Having completed the arrangement oi their New and Extensive Premises, which are fitted with every applianoe for the despatoh of Bad ness, Invite tbe attention of Ladies and Gentle men FURNISHING! to their Large Stock of Drawing and Dining Boom Button Brussels, Tapestry, and Kldder Carpets Iron Bedsteads, Wardrobe?, Drawers Tables, Chetionlers, eide-Bpards Matbrasses, Palliasses, Pillows Uolstera Toilet Ware In great varletr Linoleum, Floarqloth, Matting Hearthrugs. Wool Mats, cocoa Vats Chimney and Toilet GJassea Gilt Oornloes and Cornloe Poles Verandah. Venetian, and Roller Blinds Cane, Folding, and Chlldrens' Chain Hall Tables. Hat Stands, Hall Chain Kitchen Tables and Kitchen Chalra Bverj Article Guaranteed, anfl Prices Reduced 10 VK mJ Wi e8« AlsS n? t> ooßgStfM* With Beat Quality in Materlala and Workmanship. T. & H. COOKE, ViCTOBii and Elliott Stebkts,



Public Notices. ! MR T. TRAFFORD, Hueomk Drniwt, ' desires to inform his Friends and Patients that 1 he will b3 AB-IUNT from Auckland for OMC 1 MONTH froui date, bua'neas having called mo away to Syrtney. jiK letrers ami oominunioa. tlos to be left at my Office, WskefloM-ttreet — Jauuary 23,1883. RUSHER & COMPANY (LIMITED). The Transfer Boiku of the ab:,ve Companr will bo Oloted from Jt>suinv i7tn to Fbbrumrx otb, boih days inoluolVi-. H. J. BORT. , Baoretarr. J^ OKI C E Tv FEMCF. dlvHiSi? wJSS. I"! J desire that a boundary or ?nrt i 8 J™ 06 be'wcen allotments 53 and U and also between allotments 55 and 56 John- Btreet, Ponsonby sub. div. allotment «hV B m?ARv" dl be f ma^° 2 n or Da'o™ the ■ It»ii i S ~ARK next> and that such Fence J shall be a Paling Fence Ift. 3in. high with posts S?» d n I ra"Sl a2? h, av,iDz y™ or sawn timber ?in Ccl perpi!n-dlcu)arly <wcf well nailed to both rails, there being not more than «n of .opening betwoen each perpendicular^iiece of timber Dated this 22nd day of January, 1883. ™» mm JOHN KINUHAM. Witness: W. J. Dalton, C.E. N.Z. Insurance Buildings. ! Wm. McArthdr & (Jo.. i auckland. to drllbrs in pancv goods kaktbknwarb. china and qua AND OKNKKAL STuBIiKKKPKVja Plain and Fanoy Stationery Pertomary and Toilet Soap* Brnshware and Combs Table and Pocket Cutlery K.i'. and KM. Goods Iron Bedsteads - ' ,- Miirorc and Fanoy Furniture Olookfl. W atohes. and JeweUerj Tpbaooo, Cigars, ana Pipes Mutaoal Inscrumsnte Earthenware. China, and Glan Va«ua, Flower-stands. &c. Parian Ware, Picsures Purses, Band Basra, and Baskets Crloitutiru Appointments Lawn Tennis und Badminton Archery and Croquot Indoor Games, Toys, &o. NOVKLTIE3 FOR CHRISTMAS. "* y B.U I T SEA S"'o~l^ PATENT PRKSSRVING AND JAM JARS. We have now on hand a Ursrearsokof the above oelebruei Patent Top Jars, Inalzetfault aWe for preßervißg pickles and jams. also our : "' Biook of tht preserving size whlchhas nroved inch a BUCC3SB during; the last two year£ w» expeoj a good supply cf f tuit during the season, andehall ba glad ta Buppiy same at lowest Welleslej-street, opnaite Baptist Chapel. \ LL persons haviDg any Claim ai?ainat -C 3 Mrs Skefflngton, lately residing In'Aiick-- • ? land, are requested; to send particulars thereof to the undersigned on or before SATURDAY, the 27th instant, FREDERIC W. BROOKFIELD. Colonial Bank Buildings, Auckland, January 22,1883, ATER. WATEK.-The undersized '■"-■ will supply Water by tho-tank at lowest I rfej° "MffnTlde^ad! 8- V™***** Corporation Notices. QIIY O F AU CKLA »D. DEAINAaB WOBKS, ALBERT-STEEET (BK» TWKEN WBLLESLEY AI.D COOK- . STBBETS.) • • . ! i- The City Couooil will receive tenders until S P.m. of THURbD AY, the 25th lost, for abOTO Workii. in terras of vmns and Bpaoiflostiooß to be viewed at the ofHne of the City surveyor. | Counoll ChambeiM. Hlsli street. The Coune<\ ' ■" - do not bind themselves to acoept any trader. . ' Tenders to be endorsed, " Drainsga Woiks. ' - Albeit-streat." P. A. PHILIPS, ---m. n , ~ « m • I'own Clerk. Town Clerk s Ofßce, . ' . ' January 18,1883. Government Land Sales. an E w z_^_ a law d * SALB Off LEASES OF SIXTY RUNS IN OTAGO. . . General Crown Lands Offloe. Welllngion, 18th Jannary, im. v. 7 Bixty Runa, compelling an area of 1,463,181 acres of. Crown Lands, well grassed and watered, and easy ot acseaq byroads, will be oitoraa for Lease, by Public Auotlon, on TTtßa- DAY. tho 27th. February, 18 3, at Wafcon'g Long-room. Donedin. . . Tne Rung average an area of 21 219 acres. 38 Runs are under tats average, the lowest being 300 acroa; and 24 Knna are above the aveiaea. the hlghßßt being 71.740 acres, • . • The npgei rentals average nearly 2id an aera. rangink from 5d to leai than Jd per eorj. - .~ .:•■ ' The tenure ranges from nva to twentr-en« yeara. , -• .:■ ■ OetaUfl cfieaoh Run, and Lithogranh Mapi, can be seen at any Land Offl<w: aniPoitsrs. giving lail partloultrs of the Runs, are exhi bited as all the Railwar Stations and Post Offices throughout tha Colony. , " WM. KOLLK3TON, ■ Minister of Lauidk N.B.—lmmediately after tho Sale of the ahova Kueb, about 80.130 acres will he ofiored its sec tions of from £00 to 5.000 aorea on Pastoral De ftrred Payments, at npsat price ot Cl per aoro.. ,• • ' Auctions. "OIJBLIC NOTIFiaATIQN. Crawn Lands Office, - Atjckland, January 22,1883. It is hereby notified that the Tolls leviable at tha Newmarket Turnpike Gate, and at tho Remuera Road Chain Bar, for the six calendar months commencing 29th Jauuary, 1883, will be> • offered for Sale by Pubiio Auotion, at the Mart; of Messrs Tonks & Co., Queen-street, Auckland, on FRIDAY, the 26th instant,' at 12 o'olock noon. D. A. TOLB, • - Commissioner of Crown Lands. Note,—Conditions of Sale may bo seen at thisl ' office, and at Messrs. Tonks & Co.'a Auction. Mart, Queen-street, Auckland. TO-MOBROtW, at 10 O'CLOCK A.m; TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION* : FRUIT I FRUIT* A. T ART H U K'S MAX T r . . At 10 o'Ciiox A,ar, I^TELSON AND AUCKLAND FRUIT JJt —Apricots^ Plums, Peaw, Graengake?, Apples, aa. So. ; TO-MOKROW, At 11 o'clock. HIDE*, SKINS, WOOL, & TALLOW. G. W. BINNEY WILL 'sell by public auction at his Mart, Queen-etreet, to-morrow (Tuoa day), January 23, at 12 o'olock, Hides, Skins, Wool and Tallow. TO-MORROW. ~~ BOOKS. BOOKS, BOOKS. 600 VOLUMES NEW BOOKS: Latest Cheap Novels and Other Popular •Works.;- W.DOWDSN a AS received instructions to sell by auction. To-morrow fTuoeflay), 33rd inst, at ibe Bxchange Matt, commeaoing at elavco ecloolr, ■ vi flAf) VOLDMRS NRW BOOKS, lost OUy Landed, ex Chimboraisa. These are the Latest Productions of Ouida, Wilkie Ooliin*, Mias BraddOD, Anthony Trol lope, and other distinguished Novelbti, Also, A OHOIOK LOT FANOT GOODS , 1 COUNTER and SHOP FITTINqp WEDNESDAY, JAN. 24. TO GLASS AND CHINA MKRCHANTS \ AND OTaEKB. *• EX BORDER CHIEF, GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received Instructions ta MIL at W* Rooms (opposite Thornton, Bndth and tatettT?cloc?: erQ<le**reet'Otttte»1»;» 22 Tieroas and Crates o( Assorted Karthea- Tm SBtei nt an<X MouWed «"»«waw. Terms at Sale. ;W. B. OOOHKAI-I. VAa . rjACBE '_' < WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24. JEWELLERY. FANCY GOODS rr<HE Subscribers will Bell, at tbeir Albnmf, Musical Albums. OlooJai Books, Clothing, Hcoto and BhoeS, taT SAMUEL COCHKANE ft SON, Auctioneers. (Continued m Fourth-PageJ