The Tarawa jobbery.—Other Two inyols Found. Adelaide, January 30.

La<t night at tho Adelaide police station, the detectives in charge of the chest otH. S Hinton, in whose houso at lhebrvton was lecently found an ingot of gold stolen from the Taraina, of which he was formerly steward, were engaged in making fuvlhc: search among the effects of the decca'ed, when they were struck with the cxtraordiua-y weight of the I'd of the elicit containing his tools. A crowbar having been obtained, the ltd wai smashed jopen, when two more of the long-mis9in« ir>gots were discovered secreted in a false ledge. The gold had been concealed iv a portion of tlio frame work of the chest, covered over with paper of a similar description to that living tho whole box. The clever manner in which tho lids balauccd Ladled suspicion. Ono io»ot l)t re marks of efforts having b-en made to cut it in two, and this strengthons tho supposition that two were engaged in the robbeiy. The value o! the two ingots is estimated at £2200. Some astonishment is expressed that Hin ton who was evidently an ingenious man, should, after tho clover way in which he planned the robbciyhavc found it impos sible to get rid of bis ill-gotten gains, tho pos-<o«sioa of which undoubtedly preyed upon hfs mind and wore his life out.

THE AUCKLAND EXPEDI TION TO LORD HOWE'S ISLAND.

Official Report to the New South

Wales Government,

(FkomS. M. "Hepald," January 27.) It appears from a paper reccutly printed by order of the Legislative Assembly, that Mr Wi-'HamsoD, Visifng Magistrate to Lord Howe Island, made a magisterial visit of inspection to tbat place towards the end of November last. In his report of the visit Mr Williamson gays : -

" From the report given to me by thq special constables, I was pleased to find that the general order or the inhabitants appeared to bo in a very satisfactory state. This was subsequently confirmed by ex perience, a marked iraprovemeut in this respect being manifest since my last visit in august. Thera were no Court cases, and but a few petty quarrels and complaints which were easily adjusted. I found, however, that an occurtence had taken place likely to seriously affect the peace and of the hland, and on enquiry I obuained tho following particulars :-A man named T. ti. C. Nichols, whose wife and childaen reside on the island, arrived frsm Auckland in the ketch Adah, on (he 7th October, in company with some half dozen other men. The special constables, after boarding the vessel, and being unable to obtain a satisfactory statement as to the object of this visit, deem»d it advisable to watch the "movemento of these people. After some doys they were discoveied quarrying and placing ready for shipment a quantity of stone from a cliff on the East Coast. As removing anything from the island without authority from Government is illegal, and tho special constables having instructions to prevent anything of the kind, they demanded tho authority on which these people weie acting ; and, none being produced, the constable handed to those who appeared to be the leaders of tbs party a written caution against the iemoval of the stone, at the same time ordering them to desist. This the party declined to do, setting the authority of the coastablea at naught, and at tho same time saying thai they should carry out their object legatdless of consequencas. The constables slate that thoy were afiaid to use force ia compelling obedience to th.ir order, not knowing how far they would be justified in such action, and, moreover, were afraid that forca, if used by them, would lead to ■violence, and possibly to bloodshed. lam informed that about SO tons of this stono were placed on board the ketch, and taken away by her on the 18th November, when she sailed for Auckland. The stone has been examin'd, and found to be simply an older basaltic rock, and of'no economic value. So that these people seem ■to have gone to great trouble and expense in illegally carrying off a lot of useless stone, which' they "fondly Imagined was a valuable .tin; ore, I- have.been informed tiat these men were acting orfb'ehalf of a company formed in Auckland, on the repre mentations of X. G 0. Nicliol", who, it appears, led them to believe that he was possessed of "a freehold of 25 acres on the island, which contained a valuable tin deposit. The well-known firm of Stone Bros., of Queen-street, are, I believe, con siderably interested in this [company, and are the owners of the vessel which took away the stone. I have appended an affi flavlfr made by the special consiables with reference to the matter, and a statement fromT, B. Wilson, setting forth what he knows concerning it. Many of the in habitants have expressed to me great indig nationat the conduct of these visitors, and anxiety lest a repetitiou of such a visit Should involve them in more serious conse quences ; for, although the property taken away waa of no money value to them, still the high-handed manner of these marauders, and their defiance of all authority, together with the inability of the special constables to enforce obedience to law, has naturally given them a feeling of insecurity. lam informed that about 10 years ago this same man (Nichols) managed to induce some gentlemen in Sydney to send a vessel to T;he island on similar representations, which, of course, turned out a failure. _ Whatever motives may have induced the visit of these people, nothing can excuse their conduct while on the island, and I respectfully sub mit that steps should be taken to make the company employing them answerable for their conduct. While at Lord 8 owe island the Adah broke the sonthem buoy from its mooring chain and allowed it to drift, the party on board taking no care to repair the damage, and were quite indifferent as to wfcat became of it. It \m, however, re covered and the mooiings found and secured to it by Mr N. Thompson. Having had much time at my disposal during this visit, I have been able to study and become conversant with the requirements and capabilities of tlje island, and am therefore in a position to report: ~ 'that the present holdings, as surveyed for the inhabitants, are quite inadequate to their requirements, compelling them to cultivate and otherwise use patches of land wherever most convenient, but over which they have no legal claim. Thisia the cause of numerous disputes, which militate against the peace and prosperity of the place. In fact, the preient arrangements (if they can be called arrangements) are altogether unsatisfactory and unmanage able. I have therefore the honour to submit that the time has arrived when some definite course of action should be decided upon by the Government, and to make the following suggestions. The whole of the Island at present is a reserve for a sana« torium, for which purpose at some future time it will be of great value. And lam oi opinion that while the reservation should be maintained, the privileges of the inhabi tants might be extended in the following manner, The chief botanical features of the Island being for the most part peculiar to the monntaius and high lands, it would be important that the whole of these should be retained as a reserve for botanical pur poses. Tbis special reserve would embrace Mount Govver, Mount Lidg'oird, Inter mediate Mount, North Hummock, Pool's Look-out, and the adjoining hills on the north coast-. The remaining or low-lying lands, being eminently suitable for ogricul . ture, should be subdivided according to a design, to ba approved of by the Surveyor GerujM, into blocks varying from 10 to 20 acrcwJßch, to la let under lease for a term of (say) 10 yeas, with special restrictions as to improvements and general good conduct ot the lessees. And in the allotiDg of such leases it should bs understood that the claims of the present inhabitants should have precedence; and as most of them have families, natives of the island, the children should be considered at the Same time. Tho then remaiuing un allotted portions of the land should be open to lease fey persons of approved character, being bona fide eelectors, who would be subject to the same conditions as the original leaseholders. To meet the exigencies of the clima.t.% care should be had, in surveying the leases, to have a reserve of 1$ chains between any two allotments for a natural breakwind to protect them against the severe gales which frequently visit the place. At present the people are mainly dependent on their crops of onions for a livelihood, and When these fail (as they have partially done this year) they have nothing to fall back upon. Coffee of a superior puolity, arrow root, tobacco, maize, and other semi-tropi cal plant?, grow with the greatest luxuri ance, but the people, having no hxity ot tenute. are indifferent to the cultivation of lants which take a few years to develope, And they have therefore most fallen into a somewhat indolent and earless manner pfliving,"

CABLEGRAMS.

[REUTERS TELEOKAM.

(Received February 6—2.20 p.m.)

ANGLO-AUSTRALIAN STEAMS UIP COMPANY.

LONDON, January 13-6.5 a.m.

The prospectus has been issued of the Anglo-Austra'ian Steam Navigation Com p»ny, with a canital of £600,00. 'I he Company state t'ney wi'l employ eight or ten large steamers with extensive capacity I for cargo, and they are to do the pa'sage :n I from 42 to 46 daya. ■ THE NIHILISTS AND THE CZAR. The Mhllistn have warned the Czar that they wl'l renew their intimidation policy unless their demands are agreed to and granted before the coronation day. AFFAIRS IN MADAGASCAR. The Inhabitants of Madrgascar'are be coming alarmed, as they fear tttat the French will bombard Tamatave, a port on the Eastern Coast. Many are anxious tor an English protectorate.

MR GLADSTONE'S HEALTH BE

STOKED

The Hon. Mr Gladstone has rccovored from Mb recent illness.

(Received February 6, I"30 p.m.)

THE BEKENGARIA FLOATED.

MELBOURNE, this day. Tho ship Berengaria was snecessfu'ly floated oil last night.

SIR BKYAN O'LOGHLAN AND HIS

CONSTITUENTS,

Sir Bryan O'Loghkn, Premier, nddrcssed his constituents at Lancefield last night. He justified hia administration of tho Trea sury, and attributed the failure of tho loan to stock exchange "bears," and expressed himself ps still sanguine that tb.B loan would be floated. He also defended the adminis tration of tho Kailways by his collea?ue, Mr. Bent, but stated that he doubted tho utility of tho proposed Board of Manage ment. In Ills speech he did not announce any new policy, and was received In a luke warm manner by the meeting.

(Received February 6tb, 12.45 p.m.) The Sydney Cup. SYDNEY, this day.

Tho following horse 3 paid forfeit for tho Sydney Cup to be ran on tho S!Bth proximo:-Stella, Kecovery, Henchman, Comet, Bainbow, Hilltop, Elastic, Sports mm, Groavenor, Silver .arrow, Thorn topper, Boniface, Gladiator, Despot, Brian Boru, TKoy's Wife, Guesswork, Lord of Lake, Tno following remain iv:—Lord Lisgar, Veto, Lochniva', Soldier Boy, Crcswick, Fandango, Hesperian, Old Gold, Sardonyx, Escamillo, Segenhoe, Valctt", Boscaiien, Totalisator, The Bear, Balmoral, Mas querade, Britisher, ..Anglesey, Stockwell, Ericthoneus, Coiiolanus, Commotion, Euclid, Doneostor. Sportsman, Lord Loftus, Mnsjid, Jessie, Ad Valorom, Darebin, Cunnamulla, Stockdale, Faro, Drummer, Morpath, Lord Orville, Isonomy, Putia, Kingsworth, Rioter, Hover, Alberto, Victor, Colstoun, Kathleen Mavourneen, Calroa, Chuckster, King of tha Vale, Coolubah, Helena, Faith, Gem, Princess, Brunette, Poll Mell, Bandmaster, Vaucluse, Normanby, Gostwyck, Royal Blend, "Willeroo, Emulation, Sweet William, Gamin, Saunterer, Adamautcr, Maid <f Lake, Bryan O'Lynn, Sting, Follio, Little Jack, Essex, Progress, Mistaken, and lielmont.

SARRIVAL OF MB KEDMOND, M.P. ADELAIDE, February 5.

Mr Redmond, M.P. for New Ross, arrived here to-day, and was accorded nn enthusiastic reception by the local suppor ters of the Land League,

A LOST TEN POUND NOTE.

The Finder Sued.

BY TELEGrAPH.— OWtf CORRESPONDSNT.]

COROMANDEL, this day. AT the R.M. Couit to-day, before] Harry Kenrick Esq., K.M., a very interesting case was heard. Mr Nasb, of Mercury Bay, lost a ten-pound note on tho racecourae, a»d Mr McKay found it; but because the loser could not tell the number of the note, McKay refused to give it up, though the loser described its appearance. A Maori, who gave the ton pound note to Mr JNash, gave evidence to that effect, and described the note as having the coiner lipped off. Bichird DeTliierry appeared a3 interpreter. The defendant, McKay, was ordered by the Court to hand over the note to Mr Nash ; but he assumed v defiant aspect, and protested against the decision, declaring he had the note on him, but would not give it up. An hour wa3 allowed him to pay it over, together with coat 3 amounting to £14 extra; but not showing up, a judgment summons has been issued, liichard Do Thierry also appeared in the case of Penea mena v, Asber and in in the case of Glover V. Ngakapa. Both were adjotvned for a month.

HARBOUR BOARD.

The foi tnightly meeting of the Board was held this afternoon, Present: Messrs G, Aickin (chairman), Clark, Waddel!, Isaacs, Mays, Stone, Lamb, McKenzie.—An appli cation from E. Mitchelson for refund of docK dttC3 on the Annie Wilson was re fused.—Letter from Town Clerk notified that Messrs AickiD, ijoardman, Haiper, and Waddell had been elected to represent the Council at the meet ings of tho Board.—A petition was received from every resident of Ponsonby and others, requesting that a fence be erected on Shelly Beach dividing the female bathing end irom the western portion used by the men.—Referred to Works Commit tee,—lt was agreed on the recommendation of the Works and Endowment Com mittee—(l) That the Queen-street wharf be asphalted from the toll - house to the feiry tee; (2) That the foreshore applied for by tho Sugar .Refinery Company at Duck Creek, be pranted at a reotal of £5 per annum for the first 25 years, and £7 103 subsequently.—The ac counts Bhewed a balance of £7507 19s 2d, with ca3h on deposit at £1636 17s Bd, An application from the Auckland Gas Co. for lea^o of foreshore at North Shore for gas purposes, was deferred for a fortnight. The matter of constructing two silt punts wa3 referred to the Works and Endowment Committee,

(Left sitting.)

CO-OPERATIVE FARMING.

(BY TELEGRAPH-PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

INVBRCARGILL,- Monday, Thb Southland*- Farmers' Co-operative Association held their annuel meeting to< day. The attendance was very good. The following are extracts from the report : "That an association on co-operative principles, that had never been tiled in the colony, and in the faoe of the numerous difficulties, prejudices, and opposition shewn in its embryo state, should not only hive firmly established' itself, but on an average paid-up capital of £630, from the day of its inaugu ration, the 4th March, to the 31st of Decem ber last—barely ten months—should also havo made, after paying working expenses, and allowing interest at the rate of 7 per cent, per annum on paid-up capital, in all, £1034 9s lid, a net profit of £80015s Id to be dealt witb, or 126 per cent, on the aver age capital employed, is an incontestable fact that will no donbt be looked upon by the farmers of Southland with interest and pleasure in after years." The committee have imported Wai worth's new patent Eureka grain-dryer, by which almost an unlimited quantity of damp gross can be dried at a comparatively small coat. The dryer will beready for work by the Ijme the wheat is ready for shipment. On the nth of March last the nnmber of share holders was 99, representing 545 shares, and the share capital in hand was only £27213a. The shareholders on the Jlst of December last numbered 303, representing 1,876 shares, with a paid-up capital of £1,637. Since the close of the financial year, 114 shares have been applied for. •i he sum of £14,967 17s 7d has been paid in railway accounts. The total quantity in tons ot wheat, oat?, nnd flour that has been exported from the Blufi during the past year, ending December, vepresents 11,504 tons, of which the society shipped 2,638 tons, or 22 8 per cent, of the whole for tho first nine months of i's existence. :

A fine collection of oleographs and chromos, copies of celebrated works of art, are to be offered for sale by auction by Mr G. W. Binney, at Messrs Jno. Reid and Company's store, at 10 o'clock a.m. to morrow.

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.

Cambridge, this day. Q

THE PERJURY CHARGE.

' The purjnry case against Wakatutu came an for healing this morning before Mr Searanpke, J.P., and Col. Lyon. Mr | Northcroft, who was the first witnes*, ex ' plained the cause of bis non-appearanceou Friday when subpojned. The notice had 1 not reached bim in time. Witness wps ex amined at considerable length by ceuntcl. He considered the passage* in tho infoima- Uod, 6etting forth tho statement! of accused when giving evidence ia the forcible entry case against Walker and others, Jmraateiial to tho issuo, but could not cay whether those statements would be material to the ! i?sue when the case w»9 b.'onght before the Supreme Court, Tho case is now proceed ing.

FIELDING, this day. ATTEMPTED MURDER.

Mr Jones, of the firm of Palmer and Jones, attempted to shoot J. B. Roots this morning. Roots escaped unhurt by run ning oway zig-zag to dodge tho shots. The would-be murderer is suppo.-ed to bfl insane. The parties concerned have gone to Falinerston to obtain a wan ant to arrest Jones.

SHAREMARKET.

IN the sharemrrkct to-day, Prince Imi porials wcro sold nt 525, urn div; Queen of Beauty, 26s 6d to 275; Beymour, 2s 4d ; Auckland Timber Co. shares sold at £7; Gas, at £8 6s Gd, ex div; and Colonial Bank, at £9.

SAILORS' HOME.

The effoit to secure the establishment of n Sapors' Homo in Auckland appears likely to bo crowned with success. At a meet ing of the Harbour Board tlrs afternoon, it was agreed that a bill be pre pared and submitted at next session of Parliament, empowering the Board to vest allotment 32, section 2, city of Auckland in trustees as a Ballot's home reserve, and alto to enable the Board to contribute £500 towards such home. Further, that the general Govern ment be asked to contribute £500 towards the same object. In the event of the Fcheme failing, the land will revert to the Harbour Board.

Late Shipping.

DEPARTURE OP THE WAIRARAPA,

Tho following passengers booked by tho s,s. Walrarapa for Sydney to-day :—Mrs and Mias Brown, Mr and Mrs H. Brown. Mrs and Mias Pnrclias, Mesdamos Vinor, Irwin, Thompson, Hanson, Clark and infant, Mlasos Minotto, liOslio, Footo, Jamleson, Stephen (21, Arnold, Thompson, and Cameron, Messrs Goldwator, Maddon. Archibald, Flnok, Wallace, G. L. Wil- Hums, Johnston, Harkway, Battley, R. Graham, Goodson, Williams, David, Hastlo, Maokay, Smytho (2), Mountfort, Captain Chantor, Dr. Mountfort, Footo, Roberts, M. Wilson. Craw ford, Pybus. Araphlott. Joifrioß. Potrie, Stcphon. Dr. Noil, Finluy, Mr and Mrs King, Mrs and Mrs Cameron.

Tha N.Z. Shipping Company intended to dis patch for Auckland, the Wbldb, 2000 tons lOßlator, in charge of Captain Baxter, about January 10.

The Albion Shipping Company's torque Cumbria, 1,600 tons, waß loading lor Auckland on Deombar 29th to sail about Jannary 10th.

DuNJrmtf, this duy. Tho Tnrawora sails to-morrow with about 160 paEßengers.

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Yesterday afternooh Mr. Gulliverengoged a Kanaka employed upon the schooner Sybil to search for the £110 that ho lost over the side of the wharf, bht the search proved unavailing. Further endeavours to find the missing money were to have been made to-day, but the dulness of light consequent upon raining weather prevented the inten tion being carried inso effect. Meantime, Mr. Gulliver is confined to his bed.



Goodsor^s Arcade. GOODSON'S — London Arcade. - GOODSON'S Valentines, and Valontino Presentations In Clooks, Gold and Silver Watches, Chains, Necklots, Lockets, Rings, Suites. Studs, &c, &c, Abyssinian Gold and Gold-cased Jewellery (equal in appearance to Ster ling and Colonial Gold), Silvor and Gold plated Jewollory, Electro-plated Goods of all kinds: Dinnor, Breakfast. Too, Dcsaert. Afternoon Tea, and Toilet Sots; Majolica. Terra Cotta, and • Moss Goods. Wines and Tumblers, Decanters-Water Bottles, Vases, Lustres, Eporgaes, Tablo and Pocket Cutlery. Lamps, Cricket Bats and Balls, Accordians, Concertinas, Musical Boxes, Orchastranctos, Photogra phic, Scrap and Stamp Al bums, Opera and Field Glasses, Tolescopos, I Spectacles, Micros- i OQ copes, Card Cases, Q r r s Hammocks, t-i Z*. Z I Toilet Rcquißi- O O a tes.Perfuraery, g -. O o Brushes, Combs, 3 V»? rr\ 2 Birthday Cards. S uj VI 3 Pictures, Books, and f1 rj Py. Stationary at Eng- > rf) ft llsh Prices, Pur- W •*? Og sos, Ladies' Q Q g Bags in Soul, t 7" OS ' Morroco.Plush 2 2* , S Velvet, & Silk, P **3 £5 DrcsslngCases, 20 1 Work Boxes, | Desks, Jewel and Writ ing Cases, Inkstands, Fans, DolTs.Horses and Carts.Rock- Ing Horses, Baga*Sle Boards, &c. Tho Is. Countor contains hundreds of varlties to select from. Tho 6d. Counter, also tho 3d., has on it marvel lous value. Novolties always being received, and obtainable only at Goodson 9 LONDON ARCADE, LONDON ARCADE, Auckland, Glsbornc, and Thames. London Office: 58, St, Mary Axe.



CERTAIN NEWSPAPERS AP- V* POINTED PROVINCIAL GAZETTES. JAMBS PRENDKKGAST, Admlnlßtrator of the Government. Whereas, by the twelfth section «t " The Abolition of Provlnoeß Act, 1875," It v, among other thloßa.enaoted that In Aota of the Gen eral AeßemblT,»nd In every Act or Oidlnanoe or tho Leulßlatnra of an abolished Provlnoe under the said Act. the exoresukn " Provincial Gazette," or " Provincial Government Gaaetto. or other similar expressions, should, with respaot to any provincial district, be deemrd to mean the " New Zealand Bazettr," or auoa newspaper as from time to time m«r be ap pointed by tfce Governor for the purpose of in* Setting therein notUloatlons of any kind rela'. ntr to the Government of the colony, or tie ad" ministration of the Government within any PINow? therefore." I. James Prandergast, the aimiaUtfator of the Government of the colony ot New Zealand, lnpursuanoa and exerplae ol every power and authority vested In me In that behalf, do hereby revoke »11 appointments here tofore mafle, and In lieu thereof So hereby ap point the newßpaperß Bpeolfled In the aohednle hereto tobe the newspapers for the purpose ol inserting therein, during the year ono thousand elKht hundred and eighty three, all notifications whlob, by any Act ot the General Asßembly or Ordisanoe ot any Provlndal Counoll, are re quired to to Inserted In the Provincial Govern ment "Gazette" within the Provinolal Distrlot namoi oppoßlte the name ot eaoh newapapar resptotlvely iv buch schedule, SOHKDULB. NameofNewwapor. Wtof "• Auckland Evening Stab" .. Anokland. "Taranalil Herald".. _ .. Taraiafe). "DailyTelcgraoh'.. _ .. Hawke'aßoy. " KvenlOK MftU" ... „ S. elBon. " Marlborough Kxpr«3s ... - Marlborougn. " West Coast Times1' .. .. Westlapd. "Preaa"- ~ Oanterbuty. " Otsgo mily Times and Wit neaa" Otago, As witnnaa the hand of his Bxoellenoy the Administrator ot the Government, tbia tenth day of January, one thousand eight hnndred and eighty-three. THOMAB DIOK. TjiX S.S. 'GARONNE. 1 OASIS NOVELTIES IN EMBBOIDBKY, In White and Cream Guipure, Also, White, Cream,and Dark Colours, worked In colours. ONE CASffi NKW TERRY CLOTH, OR TURKISH TOWBLLINQ for Dresses, In White, Cream, Pink, Sky, and Drab. ONE CASK NUN' 3V. Il> ING, In Street and Evening Shades. MILNJS AKD CFOYOB, QUEEN-STREET.



! Wanted. WANTED SEEN-The Wrought Iron Safes. &3 10s. and £i, at Damplert Hobson-Strfist 3»io)i. _ WANTED, a respectable Girl, about 16 or 17, to ns-lst in housework and mind 'children-a.pply Mia Hatt. next t) Carter'^ Butoher, Wellcjiey-strc^t. "iRANTED, a strong active jurrana tsoy. V ¥ Apply to J. and J. Ulokey, vaeen-st. WANTED, a Smart Boy.-Apply G. Miller. Now North Road. I " "am TED, a Jobbing Compositor to proceed to Suva.—Apply to T. Sibbin & Brown, Printers, Lower Queen-street, for parti culars ______________^__ WAiSTED, a Boy for the country ; age, 10 to 1! years.—Apply Bt Siiit offloo to mnrrow (Wednesday), at 9 c'cloote sharp. ; ft it ■ AN I'lii), two smart intelligent Boys. V V Apply Manager S». Mungo Cafe. WANTED, Two Apprentices to tho Dressmaking.—Mrs L:ngford, near St. Ma.ry'B Churon. Paraell. \JkTANTED, a steady young man to vi holoinahop. andmaka himaolt neofnl. —Apply Ulehard Ueevep, Butohur, Vlotorla otroer. WANTED, a Leader Boy.—Apply to _ J.Craig, Fortatreet. WANTED, 3 good, steady Men.— Apply to G69, Wlleon, Nfllson-Ptiyst. WANTED, a Tinsmith at once. Con stant omployment to a steady man,— Apply to Mr Mcbei-mott, Victoria-street flast.' \&7 ANTED, a Ueneral Servant.—Apply v V Utnholm, Mocnt Kdon HDad (ontranco loS>rbn..:i), j WANI'aD, a sood Farm Hand.— Apply hMrA. Lamb. Fort-street. WANTED, thoroughly good Cbamrjcr mald, r.leo good Ueneral For?ant; must havo Bood r-iforonoe?.-Apply Star Hotel, Al ourt-stroet, botwoea 10 cm. to 2 p.m., end from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. WANTED, a HcroDg i,aa,—Apply this 011100. . j -An/ ANTED, 15 good Pick nnd Shovel Iv V Mon for tha Dook at Ca"lopo Point.— API'!? on tho worhi. WANTED, a Boy who can milk and raako himjolt generally useful about a honiio and gurdoa ; a country boy pretorrod,— Apply to Ht J. M. ahera, Quoen-street, WANTED, a Waiter.—Apply Auck- Und Clnb, Bhort'a nd-atroet. WANTED, a good goneral Servant.— Apply to Mro H, J. YatO3, Ratlond House, Parnu'.l. ANTKD, Good Waiter; also, a Boy for Pantry.—Apply to E. Waters, Con foctionor, Queon-street. WANTED, a General Servant able to do Cooking; also, a Nursogirl.—Apply Old Housojit Homo, Hobson-strcot, WASTED, a Cook.—Apply ou board Harqao An tarns. WANTED, 2 Smart Girls, about 16,T0r 2 pood families, and wonld bo treated well.-Apply ilila office. WANTED, by a Handy Mun, a Job on a Station; can do rough carpentering, and is willing to mako himself useful.—Apply by lettor to H.M., this office. WANTED, a respectable Girl as general servant.—a poly JVlra Geo. Winstono, WiMamstroat, noir St. Jaine&'a Chufoh. \jk[ ANTED, a good General Servant.— VV Mra Andorion, Weliosley-BSroot Bast, third, hpDBB from Symonds-Btreet. ANTED, Goneral Servant.—Apply Mrs Sloman, top of Graftoa Road. VS/Ae-TED, a First-class Waiter.— 1 V Apply to Manager, St. Mungo Cafe. ANTf7d~KNOWN—House Brooms. la 3d; Yard Brooms, Is Cd; Hand Brashes, fld.—At Damplor's Hobson-strcet Shop. WANTED, persons to furnish mo ■Kith Honaos n Lit and Property for Bale. -Alfred Cor, Agent, )77, Qaeen-atreet. WANTJSD, a General Servant.—Apply 10 Mrs V. G Jldle. Pitt street. \%7 ANTED, a Boy to drive a Baker's V V Cart--Aoply Newton Btkery. WAM TEL), a strong JKrrand iJoy.— Apply I'.Vamom. Dtapor. Qxeen.atrcet WANTED, a General Servant—one who can cook and wash; another kept. -Applyjo Mrs John Chambora, Albort Park. WANTED, a smart activo Boy at the London Arondo. Mf,' ANTJSD EJMOWN-Tea Trays, 2ft. "? long and 11 f '.wide, only la 8d; at D«n pler a Hobsan-stMot Shop. WANTED a good tteucral Servant ; hiftheat wngo».—Apply to MreCameron. oppoalto Hoclety Hail. Remnera. WANTED, a good General Serrant. Refortncas required.—Apply to Mrs B, Mltorielson. Lower Remuora. WANTED KNOWN—I will give a Hamleomo Present to the ilrat corasn who can gat better I'isuo Musio for 4a than I sell at my Hobaon-Btreet Shop for 68.—W. 11. Dam pier. "w'ANTETFsMNTtho Splendid Hull's * t Kyo L»nterna, only la eaoh; Cumilo Lan terua the simo prloa; at Dumpler'a Habson straat Shop. WANTKD, by a steady, sober young Man, a Situation in "a storo or wino cellar.—Apply by letter, J.K., Stab Ofllco. WANTED SEEN—The Cheap Lot of Uro.-koT juat arrived at Uampler'a IlobMra-6trcot Shop. WANTKD, a regular supply of Empty Bottles.— *mtraUan Vlnogrowlng Co., 39, Queen-Btrott Wharf, 7»rANTBD KN O W N-Valentines" Vy Comio and Small Sentimental ICinds, Very Cheap wholesale.—C. Maokay, Booksellor, 11, Grey street. WANTED SEEN—The Pretty Half pounri Toa Canlttora. 94 I l'b do, la: at Uavnjiloi'd Hobeon-Btrect chop. r^ZH WANTUD, Two Boardei-3; terms easy; near town.—Apply foe icfotonoa to K. Kagloton. 523, One -.n-B>reot. WANTKD, Pint Bottles.—Marks and Beaumont, American Hop Boor Corn -puny, Albort street (market entrance Va/ ATED, by a Steady Man, Situation y V inganeral drapery, grocery or general store;: praoilsU knowledge. Town or country, glrat olata town refarence.—M.B.. Bt<r Oflloa . yjkj ANTED to Purchase, a House ot 4 or y » 6 rooms, with from sto 10 acres of land, within 8 miles of Auckland.—Apply by letter, before Saturday noxt, to Kobt. S. Cartor, Post olllcc, Auckland WANTED TO KNOW, tho where. abau'B of THOMAS HKDUJND, who arrived In Anofeland about two years sso. —PloaßO oommnnloste with hia ibrother John, oaro of Oaptsln W, K. William;, Custom-honßo Quay, WetUngton. WANTED KNOWN—Tin Kettles, Is 6d; Tin Saucepans, from Od: Knamellod Saucopans, 2s 6d.—At Dampler's Hobson-Btreot Shop. " ANTED TO LET, a G - roomed * Hoasp.-Apply to;WiUlam Gill, Builder, Welltoßton-Bireot. ANTED, by Gentleman and Wifo, Fnrnl«hcd lied sod Sitting Room for about three mouths,—atata terms to " 0.T.," Herald Offloe. \ ft/ ANTED—Go and See the Handsome " v Spring Couches, only £118 a.—At Dam pier's Hobeon-atreet Shop. ANTED, to soli, Farm 100 acres, 2J miles from Hamilton.—A bargain, £30 cash; remainder mortgage. — Cameron and Spicor, 81, Queon-strcet. • AW TED TO SELI/, a Billiard -Tablo, Gsb FltllnffD, Boats, Floor-oloth—every thing complete,—Apply J. Smith, Exchange Hotel, TT&/ ANTED KdOWSJ—It you want to TV eea the latest Fashion (Autumn and Winter, 1833), bavo a glsnoe at Munro and Millliian'a Ta'lorlng Window. In Hobaon-street. 'ANTED. — lladies' and Children a Undorlinon in varioty. Any sort not in stock made on tha premises. Less than town pricen.—Robson's Melbourne House, Ponsonby. \K) r AN TED, a Partner to join a ▼ v thorough!? praotlcal men, who haa been used to erect Baw mills, carry on the work ing oi! the B&me aB well as the working of the bush and everything conneoted with tbe timber trade; and ho hsi 4CO Bores of first olass kauri bush, freehold, noir to railway utaHoD. Capital required to work on equal shares, about £10CO.— For partlcniaia, apply to John Soppett, Land Agent, No. 8. Queea-atreot. WANTED, Hotel-keepers, Coniec- Honors, and the Public generally, to nrovont aooidents from the bursting of lemonado bottles while being opened, whloh Is rendered perfectly safo by using one ot W. S. Jonoa" lm provi'd Leather Hand Gnarda.—W. S. Jones, Marutaoturer of Saddlery, Harness, &c, Queen street. * Tkf AN TED to Sell, a New Venetian V? fash an* Frame, al«o Smaller Sash and Frame, and two Livgo Glais Frames for shop (r.iiits),— Apply at Sajcca's Stora, Monnt Bdoa Roafllt \ &r ANTED, 2 Boarders, to occupy bed v j and Bitting roam, in a oomfortablo home, within 10 m'nutoa' walk of Qnecn-att.?ot; no othoi: bosrderg.—For address apply Stab ofHce. «^fA"ETTED~TO LET, a vory~corrifort y T ablo Vorandah Cottage, of four rooms snd scullery, together with furniture, whloh consists of every loouaehold requisite; Imme diate poafoaslon.—D. F. Evaus. Estate Agent, Qactm-street, next" Herald " office. ANTED KNOWN—Seltzogenes, for making Soda-water; Lawn Tennis and Cricketwaro; Fans, Ladies' Bags (a choice assortment), Albums, Purses, &c-Charles Kol soy it Co., Direct Importers, Queen-Btroet (two doors below Morrina', Ironmongers). ANTED, Ponsonby Ladies to know they can havo their own Materials used for all descriptions of Millinery, at mode rate charge.—Robson's Melbourne Houbo, Pon sonby. WAWIiSD SEKN—The Fresh Lot of Iron Bedßteadß (double), 30s ; Single do, 18 Oil: Iron Cot.', 153; at Damplot's Hobson strciit Shop, ANTED to SELL (cheap), Two Handsome Counters, IS ftet locg.— Applyto L Phllllpg, Qaeeustraet ANTED KNOWN — Shovels and Spades, 3s; Four-pronged Garden Forks, in Gd.—At Dampier's Hobson-street Shop. ANTED KNOWN—" Correct Tip"— We have lust received, ex Weatneis fleld and Famonoth, large shipments, and oan sell yon atnff ohaaper than any other house In Newtonjor out J. and W. Williams, both eideu Karangahape Hoaa.



Wanted. WAKTEB, Eye Doctors and others to recommend tho quality of my is SneotsoToa. No higher prlca at tue flobson- Btreet Shop.-W. H. Dampier. WANTED, a Young Man for the slaughteilug.—H. and J. Binßted, F;ee man'aßay. - WADTB D, a Tinsmith for the country, —Apply to Mi Campbell, Shoemaker, Ynloan lane. . WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply Mm B6V3Q, Cook-ntreot. WANTED, at once, a respectable Girl aa Heneral Servant - ipply Mrs Ca! vorr. Grflltoa-road. Conquest Place, Parnel'. ANTED, a good General Servant,— Apply Mrs MoMaater. Qaeen-atreet ANTEu to Bent, a House at Mount Eden of not less than 5 rooms, with piece of ground to it.-Addresa QST, Star offioe. , WANTED, a Suitable Laa as an ap prentice to the trade.-Apply Dutton Brothers, uorlt Manufaotnreu, Upper Queen- Btraot. _____ WASTED KNOWN, Sterling Silver Jewelrey—Oharleß Kolsey and Co. keep only real silver jewelery, no waehod Roods of any kind; the newest designs constantly arrlv n<? per mall steamers.—Charles Kelsoy & Co., lwo doora below Morrlns'. Ironmonger*. ANTED KNOWN-Money ad vancod on Personal and Collateral Se ourlty, repayable by weekly instalments. Bills Diseountod.—Rao's New Zealand Pawn Office, I Darby-street. WANTED XX OWN—In Ladies' Silver Jewellery, wo confine ourselves entirely to Roal Silver; wo keep no Silverino or Plated Goods of any kind, Fresh assortment Just to hand.—Charles Kelsoy & Co., Queen-street (two doors below Morrira', Ironmongers). TO~WELL SINKERS.—Wanted, two Rood Well SMkere.-M. J. Gay. Builder, Avenue Road Parcel!. LADY offera a happy homo at the sea-Bido, In a boautiful and healthy locality, and good Instruction to children of olthor box.—Terms and references on applica tion to Mrs Poole, Paihia (opposite Russell, Bay of Islands). Lost and Found. LOST or Strayed from Albert-street, a black and white Spaniel Dog.—Kinder will ba rawardod on returning eatno to Gea. Hntohlßon. Ulster Homo, Albert-itrest. LOST, a Gold Pendant off watch chain", representing Juatlos.—Finder will to re warded by leaving same at Auckland Hotel. LOST, In Drunken Bay, Motutapu, near the flu troen, a Bnnoh of Keys.—Kinder will receive reward by leaving Biimo at this office. LOST.— £1 reward will bo paid to any one returning 2 Young Bay Uelflioga—one branded DS, toe other P, near shoulder. May have returned to Watuku, or to Mr Soott, Wal nut.—G. T. Hogg, New Lynn, Avondale, or to 187. Qaoonstreot. LOST, between "Herald" office and Newton, Gold Tassel, off lady's chain.— Finder rewarded on leaving same at this office. -| f\S REWARD.—Lost, between One 1U hnnga and Mananro. a Gold Albeit Chain.—Tho above reward wid be paid on re turning tho name to Mr W. Stevenson, One hntfga, or to C. Colgan. Newton. STKAYED, from thostables of tho Auck land Fibre Company, this morning, a Woll bred Bay Harness Mere, blaok points. Any porion bringing her to the Works will bo ro warded.-Stanley-fllrent. February 6,1883. STKAYED, from Mangcre Bridc;o Farm", a Dark Brown Horse, light haok, blaok points, white star on forehead, brand (C) oro* sod on three angles, back oft leg scarred inaldp, A. reward will bo given to Under.—Qeorgo A Brown. _ STKAYEO, from Parnell, on Sunday, black Mare, anchor branded on thoulder. —Flnderirewarded on ratuidlnK to Buokland'a yarda, Dnrham-Btrnet. jmOUND, an Article of Wearing Apparel. F —Owner apply 0. Qaade, Kar&ngahape Road, Newton. Board ana Kesiaence. (ILAREMOKT HOUSE, Princes-street, J Auckland.—Board and Residence by the flay, woak. or month. Teima very moderate. C^UMFuKfrtBLE APAKTMENTM tor J Ladies during their accouohmentj quiet ness and attention. Terms moderate—Apply Mrs Boylo, Upper Queen-street (3rd house, abovo Heath's store). ; /^OVJSISNOR BROWNE HOTEL, VX HOBSON-STREET. Boaiid and Lodgixq 20s. per Week. 31.VQLK Room 25a. por Week. OLD CLUB PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE. Eden Crescent, Auckland, within thrco minutes, walk of tho Railway Station, Wharf, Postoflico, Supremo Court-fionso, and Banks.—First-class Accommodation for Visitors from tho Coast and Country Districts. Apart ments on suite for Ladies and Families. Plunge and Shower Bath*. Letters and telegrams addrossed: o the Managor, Old Club Prlvato Boarding House, Eden Crescent, Auckland.will receive prompt attention. • Y~lf N TNOR tf O U Jt«B Beacb Road, Dkvonpokt. • A aoliehUully Bitnated"Marino Residence, commanding an oxtonsivo view of tho harbour, city, and suburbs: convenlontly located between tho Victoria and Dovonport wharves. Every comfort and convonionco for visltoreand board. Torms modorato, JNO. OWEN. Drapery. HAVING SOLD THE IiICASS of my Promises, I MU3I BIC OUT IN BIX WHEK3, To Rive pouoßstonto puiohaacr. To effeot a Clearanoa 02 my BtooV, I have marked ft down to \VHOLKBALK_ COST PBI6E, The whole of the 6 took 1b Now, having beett advantageously bought dmlsg the lest S months, A few prlcca > will suflloo to con vince you of the Bargains to be had s— Oatmeal Cloth, in aUfashlomblo ! ahadoß_K.-_«iV.v..iM4-ii'»W<JJd Fast Oolonr Prints-. ».__ri _Sd All Wool Flannels--«_,,__7Jd , China Matting, yard wide Old I Dro3sPlcoo3,fiom-i..,__-..1d ! 13 dozen Bhlrt Buttons lor.i.._2<J ', Men's Qeolong Tweed Trousors ucd Vosts, H/KJ.; regular prioe.M/ Men'a Tweed Bul t» ; 22/G; roautar pr10e_>,...._....,..._«..». ~4oa Men's Tweed Trouscrs_.._3a Ud , Mon'flßocka--~...-i..-.Bdpalr : FOR BIX WKEEB OKLYI I ' Special Tormo to Small Shop- 1 keepers. ' BuESN AN'S, >QIQ> VIGTOHIA-STHKBT. 1 . i 1 nREAT gACRIFICJS; OF ! NEW SUMMER GOODS* ' i J. CULLEN, Tfavlng Borne large shlpmentg of Autumn and Winter Goods to arrive about the Ist ot Maroh, and ob his premlsos are much too small for bis Increasing business, he will oiler At greatly Reduoed Frloes, the realdue of his New and VMhlosable Summei Stock, com prlßing :— FKKNCH AND ENGLIBH DRES9 GOODS, In great variety of Fabric and Shade FRENCH ANU KNGI.HH PBINTS fLAIN AND BKOCADKD SATKKNB OATM.a;*L AND OATCAKE OI^TH3 MADRAS AND OTHER DRE3B MUSLINS SUMMKK HOSIERY HABKRDASHKEY. QLOVE3 RIBBONS. li4.OEH MANCfIBiIER GOOD? &C, 850. 4 ;&O. J.O. Is oompelled, from wank of room, to dear out each season b goods within the season, at no matter what Baorifloe, The following GooJ a will be sold at half price i-Ladios", Gents i and Yontha' Straw Hara. Ladies' and Girla' Para sols Children's Pelisses, Walktoß Cloaks. Tunloc, Mother Hubbard Bonnets. Sco,, &a. &c. The Original and Kednced Prloaa ate Marked on each artlole In plain fiKures, and a glanoo will oonvlnoa any lady that thla advertisement B o&rtlcd out In lti entirely. J # OULLEN, IMPORTER, afO, QUBEN-STBEET, AUCKLAND AUCKLAKD GAS COMPANY (IjIMITICD), KBTADLISHED 1882. Ptjevbyoes op Light, Heat, ahd Powbe. The Company Bell and erect gas-flttlngs, in eluding gaa apparatus of every description ( also I Gao-power engines. Btook Includes Otto Gaa Engines. Office and Showrooms, Fort-street,



To Let, rjpO LET or For Sale, 5-roomed House in "■ BieUO'Stxceti Newton.—jßinea Foaoook, 0, Hiekson'a Bnlldlnga (over Gcoton'g). ' irinO LET, 2 or 3 Rooms, famished or un- JL fatal Uoa, wltU nss ol kitchen.—Apply at lilllnger'a Store. Mount Eden Road. TO LET, a Large Shop opposite Car penters" Arms, Grey-street; rent, Sa per week.—Apply next door. _ _ TO LET, at Avond&le, a Four-roomed! Cottage, with 10 acres good Und. stable. &o. Rent, 12s Cd por weok.-For particulars apply 11 Mra Hastings, tho top cottaga right band Bide of Qrey-Btroet. re^O LET (furnished or unfurnished), S Apartments, with use of kitchen, near Kyber Pass Road.—Apply Star Office. fh.O LHiT, in Norfolk-street, PonsoDby, a ji. new well-finished 4-ioomed Cottage,— 4pp]y next door (above), or to William Rosier. Cleveland tioad. Parnell. mO BE LET, in Upper Queen-street, a JL 6-roomed House, with a larga garaon planted with fruit trees; lent, ISs per week.— F. G. Hwlngton. rrO LET, Offices.—Those centrally situ -5 ated and first-class Offices now in my occupation (as I am removing to ground floor). The best position in Auckland for a solicitor or other professional man.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, next to Bank of Australasia, Queen-st. i jT.O LET, two Houses and bhops in Vic -1 toria street-^Apply to Mr Stevenson, corner of Nelson and Baker-street. rsnO LET, Grafton Road, a convenient 5 a roamed House; Wellingtor-street. a Shop and DwolHnK.—S. Y. Collins. K»mo Colliery Offlce. 16, Qneen-Btreot. rpO LET, First-class Business Premises X in City and Suburbs.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street, between Bank of Aus tralasla and " Herald" Offlce. raiO LET, furnished or unfurnished, the JL Concrete Villa, plf aaantly sltnated, Great North Road, with garden. Btable. and paddook, abundant supply of water,—Apply to Mr Ed mund, on the premise;, Arohbiil bus passes ma/iy times a day. TO LET, at the corner of Dublin-street and New-ntreot, near College Road, a large balcony Haass and Btable, with large allotment; splendid opening for coal and fl.e wood bnalne»B.—Apply J. Bennett, Queen street. r«no LET, two 4-roomed Houses.—T. J Williams, Tailor, Victoria-street. "TtO LET, a Four-roomed Cottage, with J. Eoullory, West Queen-street, 2) yards from Hobeon street.—Apply to J. Fintoy, corner shop. rf\O LET, in Newmarket, 2 good 5- X roomed Cottages, quite new.—Apply W. and J. Frater. Land Agent*. Queen-street. mo Let, close to tho Market, a detached JL House of eight rooms, suitable for a pri vate boarding house, or could be let singly for other purposes. For address, apply Star Offlce. rv\O LET, Shop and Dining Rooms op -1 posite Railway Station.—For particulars, apply to William Pye, Queen-street Wharf. rgiO LET, at the Bay of Islands, near h. Russoll, a 4-roomed Cottage (furnished).— For particulars apply to " Publisher," Star Offlco. rrtO BE LET, a 12-rooraed House in H Parnoll; gas in each room, and gag stovo in kitchen; colonial oven in lower kitchen: abundant supply of water; commands splendid viows. Rent, 30s per week (gas fittings in cluded) ; well situated for a family or boarding house— Apply Goodson's London Arcado. f fvj LbiT, a comfortable 8-roomcd House, JL elated root; stable, baggy house, and all necessary outbuildings, together wilh about live acres good volcanlo grass land, sltnated about hxi: mile from KUerolle Railway station. —Appiy-ii) J. B. Morpeth, No. 21, New Zealand Insurance Bulldingß. __^ rtpo BE LEASED, a Farm of 150 acres, .& having a good Honse, Dairy, and Farm Buildings, fanoad and divided Into paddocks, well watered in the driest seasons. All the prc ducsfrom the farm can be sold on tho spot, without sending to Auckland. The lessee can havo any term that may be agreed upon. A aolendlo. opening for a oountry storekeeper.— For further particulars apply to Wm. Gulliver House and Land Agent. Fonaonby. TO LET, Rosenheim near the Three Lamps, Ponsonby, a Villa Residence of 10 rooms, magnificent view of tho harbonr, and opposite coast, largo and woll-vontilated*ppma, gas, water, and outbuildings, gardefPsffia orchard woll drained. For a term to'ct'ftood tenant.—D. F. Evans, Estato Agent, Queon street, next" Herald" Offlce. ■ 'tpAKAPU«A.--To Let or for Sale, on B excellent Farm near Lake Takspnna, 33 aoroa of good lai>d and an excellent houso and outbuildings. Conob naes.'S eight tlmoß daily. Taims easy.—Oliver May?. HOUSES TO LET, furnished and un furnished.—Apply B. & B, Duder.House Agents. Davonpott. EVJffiNPuRT, NorthSborc—Excellonl now Villa Residenco, OAooras, to Lot. Thoro is ovory convenience,—./lleo, a nico Cot tage, 6 rooms.—Oliver Mays, agent DEvONPORT, -NORTH SHORE.- To Let or for Bale, a 6 roormtd Cottage, new, in a good position.—Apply R, ft R. Dudor, Hon»o nnd I and Agonta, f IURNJBR QUEBN AND SHuRT \J LAND-3TPEETS. To Lei or Bell, tliu balunoa of m; Tamio nf Ciili o or Shop, corner of Queen and Hhortland- Bkreots. R. O. GREENWOOD. * For Ba'e. gnOR SALE, Blacksmith'a Business in a £? ilslcg township on Una of railway, shop, tools, and piece of land. 111-health the only reason for disposing of same.—Tor full partiou t&M apply to Mr Coleman, at X, Port jr & Co,'?, Iroomongers, Auokland, TTNION OIL. SOAP, AND uANDLE U COMPANY'S SHARES.-For sale aßmall parool of the above at i\; five shUings paid up. —Apply Box 97. Poßt-offlog. FOR SALE, New and Well-finished Villa, containing 6 rooms, pantry, wash houso, and cellar; fitted with register grates oven, tank, onpboard, &o.; sltuato in Grace strrst. Fonsonby (661). Also, near the above, a first-olaaa Building Allotment, almost lovel -33 x-110. for £C6.—D. F. Evaoß, Bttate Agent) next "Herald," Queen-street. fjlOR SALE, cheap and desirable little ' Farm of 116 aorea,« portion of whloh is subdivided Into grass paddock, orchard, &a, b&lanoe la good fern land, and a small swamp; all ploughsbie; good supply of water, together with now House (8 rooms) and necessary out butldlnes. besides am extensive free ins for cattle adjoining. Price only £330. O. F. Evans, Estate Agent, next ■■Herald," Queens-street. 685 ■nOR SALE, Mount Eden, new and J? handsome gable ended Villa, containing Sroom?, sonUerr, wsßh-houao, large cistern, fee fitted with register, Wtohen range, oup boards, &o. Good position, main road (rontage, vory desirable freehold allotment, about 60 by 2CO. Price, 8560.-D. F. Kvanß, KBtate Awnt, next" Herßld " Offlce. Queen-street. 1601) OK SALE, Mauku, a very desirable Little Farm of about 30 acres, nearly n)\ sabdivldod into grass paddocks, oropa, unit trees, &c, &o.; a small pleoe of native bush; an abundant supply of water; and good House, 7 rooms, stable, dairy, cowshed. plggerlßS. &c tea., making In all a gompsot little farm, the vhole of which la ottered for £380; situated in pretty position, near Chnron, School, So., &c— p. F. Bvanp, Batata Agent. Qneen-atreet. 632 . FOB SALE (Mangere), Valuable tittle Dairy Farm and Market Garden, about*} sores, first-class volcanic land, adjoining tho Mangere Depasturing and Water Reserve; splendid cattle run; together with good SLy roomod Houso and. extensive Out-buildings, auoh oa atable, cow-shed, barn* &c. &0.-For further particulars apply to Mr W, Webb, on tbo pre mlseß, or to D. F. Evana, Estato Agent, Queen- , troet, (s&> . ■/•OK BALE, — Perclval Parade, near Jj Shelly Boaoh, New and Hanflsomo Villa of I roome, eoullery and pantry, fitted with shelvea, oupboards, register, oven, sink, etc.; brick paths, washhouße; well drained j splendid view of the H»rbeur.-D, F. Kvahb, Estate Agent, Queen-street, next" Herald " offlce. OR SALE OR LEASE, a New and Commodious Resldenoe and Grounds (tho l»to Capt, Symond's), situate in Qnoon-stroot, Onehunga. The house contains 13 rooms, stands high, and ooromanda a magnifloent view of Mannkau Harbour. Mangare, and. surronndlng distriots. Tho grounds are tastefully laid out— a tennis lawn, flower garden, orchard, &o. At taohed to the above are all the necessary out bnlldtnKS. A most desirable retidence for a nentleman'd famlly.-Cards to view and all par ticulars from D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qaeen- Btreet W») T/i O~ R SALE, XI BARGAINS. CALLIOPE ROAD. Dovonport-New Cottage' of 2 rooms, double chimney, tank, &c; Allotment 68 x 165; nice situation. Price, only £165. GREKNLANE, ELLERSLIE-3 Acres Choice Land, together with 8-Stall Stablo and 3-roomed Cottage, opposite Racecourse Gate, For absolute sale. P. F. EVANS, G~" R SALE. A Splendid Business in a populous neighbour hood in tho Suburbs. Largo and valuable Freehold. This is an exceptional opportunity for a person with some means to acquire ahorno and a good ready-mado Business at once. Early application necessary. Central Land Agency, corner of Queen-street and Vulcan Lane. George Fbaseb, Manager. OATS. O ATS> O AB ais. Wats. Vats. 1000 SiSli GBBB OEB 038 (HIITrBR FOB PiED THAN HHW). IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS, AT LOW BATEB. -«7" AND Q. -*yINSTOHBi J£?l fi\ i'O £10,000 LENT on.Building eS& A.\f Eoolety ptinolplos. or on other terma to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See Ust of Properties for sale on «h page. Six percent. I allowed on money deposited for Investment.— I C. Wim-mmpon, Land, Estate, and Financial Agent and Valuator,' S,vuloan Lsne.



Grazette in Bankruptcy IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT, I IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of " The Debtors and Credi tors Act, 1876," and the several nmond- I ments thereof, and of tho Bankruptcy of 1 James William Marriott, a Debtor. I This i 8 l;o notify that James William Marriott, 'of Queen-street, iv the City of Auckland, in tho Provincial District of Auckland, in New Zea land, Confectioner, hag th; 3 day filed a state ment that he is unable to meet his engagements with his Creditors-the First Meeting of his Creditors to be held at the Supreme .Court Building, Auckland, on MONDAY, the fifth day o£ Match, 1883, at 11 o'clock in thß forenoon. Dated at; Auckland.this sixth day of. February, 1883. G. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. ! William Thohne, I Queen street and Vulcan Lane, Auckland, Solicitor for the Debtor. Electoral, f|i 0 THE ELECTORS OP IBE AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. GENTLEMEN,—I em a Candidate at the next Election ol Members far the Harbour lioardi As lam a practical man, and n'l my Interests ara identical with the progress and prosperity ot Auckland, I shall, if eleoted, do my utmoit to merit the confidence repoaidln me. I have the honour to remiin, Gentlemen, Jfourj tiuly, R. M. EIXAUK. . sth February, 1833. j ' Educational. MADAME POOLEY'S VoCAL CtASS ■will reassemble next THURSDAY KVESINfI, the Bth iistant, at 8 30, A New momentary Class for Ladies and i.lnntlotnon will ba commenced on the following Thursday Evening, the 15th Instant, at 7.30. Intßndtng members aye Invited to the praotlssot the Vooal j Class on the llth iostant, when their mines will be received. Corporation Notices. nilY OF AUCKLAND. TJCN (£10) POOND3 REWARD. The City Counoll will pay the above reward to any person giving suoh lntoitnatlcm as wi'l If ■«! t3 ihe conviction ot any pnrson or persons Killing Ai<y Description of Cattle, Great or Bran'!, within tho precincts of the City of Auck land. Lloantoi Slaughtermen being convicted for suoh oftoace will forfeit their license. P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clert. Town Work's Offloe, February 2,1883. Tenders. mo BUILDERS. Tondors will bo received up to noon On WED NESDAY, the llth inst., for Concroto Founda tions of a Warehouse and other Buildings in Commerce-street. ~ Plans, &c, at our offices, Queen-street. EDW. MAHONEY & SON, Architects. mOBUIL D E R 8. Tenders wi'l bo received until Noon of TUES DAY, February 13. for Alterations to Store in Custom-house-street. iSDWARD BABTl'tnr. Architect. f|T E W D 1 B S. The time for receiving tenders for Sohcol Building at To Pufea (Tauranga), It extended until noon of FBIDaY, IBth February Instant, npEKDEKS required for Building an JL Hotel at WhangareJ. Flans ana npeolfloa- Hoiib to bo soon at Mr Jackmnn's, Nelson-street, till WHDNKSDAY, llth of February, at noon. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, raeaioati PERSONS with sedentary occupations should nee Mdrehu'l's Special Tincture of PhdODliyllum; it will ttcen them la health, Ib, —0. W. Qoodson, London Arcade. Ke at ing's Powder. KKATINS'S POWDER MKATINO'S POWDKK TCBATMIS'S powdhb - KILLS BUGS. FLKIS, MOTHS. BEETLES. This Powder is Quite Habsilhss to Animal Life, but is unrivalled In destroying fleas, bngs, coskroaohes, beetles, moths in furs, and every other Bpeoleo of inseot. Sportß men will, find this Invaluable for destroying fleas In their dogs, as also ladies for their pet doKB,, This abtlcxe bis Found co Great a Sals that It las tempted others ta vend & bo oalled article in Imitation. The Public are CiDiioKED that the tine of. the genuine powder bear the autograph ol THOMAS Skating, KBATINO'a WORM TABLKT3 KEATING1*! WORM TABLET 3 KBATJNG'fI WOBM TABLKTB KEATING'S WOBM TABLKT3 A PUMLV VEOKTABM SWSgTMIUT both In eppoaranca and taste, fornlßhintia tnoßt agiweabla method of administering the only oertaln remedy for INTES3TINAL or THRUAD WORMS. It la a nerfeotly Bate and mild preparation, and Is eiipeoiaUy Adapted for Children. Sold bi Tins by all Chemlsta ana Drug gists. PBOPBIBTOB! THOMAS KEATING IQKDON. JZ"EPLER TVf ALT T^XTRACT. The nndenleined, AS AGENT, has jus t opened taKXOKLLKNT CONDITION the firoJ shipment of the following!— KKPLKE'B HXTKAOT OF MALT. Large and Small Sizes. KEPLER S EXTRACT OF MAI-T, ' With Hops ICEPLKR'3 ISXTBAOT OF MALT. With HYFOPHOEIFHITEB. KBPLEK'S BXTBAOI OF MALT. With PBPBINK KKPLER'B EXTRACT OP MALT, With GHEMIOAt FOOD. KEPLKR'a IBXTRAOT OF MALT, With Beef and Iboh. KKPLKR'B KXTRAOT OF MALT, With Oil and looidb or Inos The"Lanoai* says:—"Kooler Malt Extract ia very good, and may bo used with confidence." Beoond Report of the Lancet" on tho Eepler Malt HlxtraoS i-Kecle.r'B Kxtraci of Mult 1b as distlnot an Hdrance in thoiapnutics as was the introduction of cod-liver oil. It Is one ol oar best remedies for atonlo dyspepsia, and 1b nnfloubtodly useful in consumption Mid other wasting disodsos." Aijent fob AUCKLAND GRAVES AICKIN. mHB TMPERIAL OCHIKDAM SCHNAPPS, A PURE AROMATIC SPIRIT, Distilled and prepared In Schiedam, Holland from an Original Receipt, and possessing Rare Medicinal Qualities In rill DISEASES or ma KIDNEYS, BLADDER, AMD URINARY ORGANS. A Tonic, Dliiretlo, Anti-Dyspeptic CORDIAL, by the recommendation of the Leading Continental Physicians, and Is now ABKNOWLKDQKD AS THE LATHS! AJStD MOST y VALUABLE REMEDY FOR GRAVEL. GOUT, & CHRONIC RHEU M.ATISM. Tho Trade Bind Consumers ore oantloned against spurious imitations), tho genuine only bearing the signature and addrosa of the pro- Pri9tor HENRI J. HART, MELBOURNE. A In tha Melbourne Hospital, and awarded by the Jury FIRST PRIZK at the Mel bourne InternntionaJ. Exhibition. DH^ HASSALL'S REPORT. • The Analytical and Sanitary institution, "London, Bth Mny. 1877. Report of a Sample of Imperial Sohiedam Bohnapps, received from Mr H. J. Hart "We have Bubieoted a sample ot thu above named artiole to aver j'oiref ul ohemloal. analy sia and examination. " The reetflta of the analysis, which are set forth in a separate report, show that, tola spirit ia of good strength, practically free from soldi ty, and that li contains but traces ot solid matter In solution. It possesses a delicate and agree able aroma, and a pure and mild tasta. Mr Hart's Sohfedam Schnapps la a very superior article of lt« class, ia well purified, and quite genuine. "(Signed) ArthurH.HASSAI&.M.D.. " Author Of < Food and its Adulterations,' &o. " otto Heenbb. F. 0.8., "PubUoAJialvßt," Wholesale Agent j ARTHUR H. NATHAN. Insurance. , T3EDUOXION IN FIRB XATBS. HEW ZEALAND INSURAHOJB COMPANY. CAPITAL--....0NE MILLION STMRWtNBI 7IRK EISBB taSea on tho most LIIIBSAIi XBRMSa PBOMPT SETTL'JSMBNTa I UNDOUBTED SECURITY. I - OSO. P. PIHROE, M;».nngO



I Public notices. pARTNEKSHtP HOT ICE. MR EDWIN HOBNBBY data o£ Mesas T and s. Morrln) baa teen admlttea <i Partner In my business, whloh will bo carried on under the Firm o£ " fcAURIB & HORN3BY," W. S. LADRIB, Auckland, 25th January, 1883. "AX o i i cP i. Mns Coxotf, of Onehunga, begs to return her moat sincere thanks to customers and friends for past favours during Mr Coxon's time of carrying, on business, and begs to give notice she still intends carrying on the Butchering Business, and will be thankful fora continuance of their support. All accounts outstanding to be paid either to herself or to John D. Williams, whose receipt will be sufficient discharge. SARAH L. COXON. Onehunga, February 2,1883. ALL Outstanding dceounts due to Mrs Heap, Vincent-street, to bo paid by the end of present month. ' - ONEHUtfGA KACES.— A Four-borffe 'Baa wi'-l leave the Union Brnk for the Onehnnga Races at 12 o'c'ocx on Saturday next, 10th inst, arriving la time, for the Ist Race. MRS COSTER'S Address is Wellesley- Btreet W., opposite the Opera House. Feathers Dyed in all the newest shades. A nice assortment of Ladies' Caps just received. CORKS, Corks, Corks (Wine or Beer), about 100 gros?. To tie sold cheap by the pross or bale.—Webb'a Pianoforte and Harmon ium Saloon, Hobson-streeti near Victoria st, BRETT'S [ AUCKLAND ALMANAC, NOW ON SALE AT ALL THE BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. PRIOII-ONB SHILLING, With Map of Waitemata Harbour T* Sibbin and Brown, COMMERCIAL & GENERAL'PRINTERS, 65, Queen-st., Auckland, Three Doors above Waitemata Hotel, THOS. SIBBIN and CHAS. BROWN have the honour to intimate that they have entered into partnership as Commercial and General Printers, and hare opened business at. the ad dress above. In respectfully soliciting a Bhare of your favours, we would assure you that no effort will be spared upon our part to execute your orders with Neatness, Aocuraoy, Promptitude, and Economy. As regards tho first threo essentials, we have only to state that we were both trained by the lato Mr William Atkin, of High street, in his well known habits of punctuality and general excellence of work. Our expenses are very light, and of this we shall give our customers tho advantage, making our prices as low as possible. Any work of a private or secret character maybe entrusted to S.&B. with perfect confi dence, as none but themselves are engaged in its production. By^Appointment to His Kxckiaescy thb IBABQUIS Of NORMANBX. CWESTPFAHL b gs to intortn the • pubic that ha is now offering a large Stock of seasonable Goods, which havo all been prouured from some of the best makers in Europe. —■ i C. WESIPFAHI, Opposite Haynmrkot, J N.8.-Jnst Opening, GBNIS COURT SHOES. rjVgORHT'ON, QMITH &~ TjiJRTH, Learning that Farmers are under tho impres sion that they are not baying WHEAT this Season owing to brie supplies from Mata raata, beg to inform their blends that they are gUYINB |J3OAX>. Jj O G fR O L L IN G. THE TDEVONPORT SAW MILL . __..'.„ __ i __^CttM£AN.V. __ _:, Are new prepared to supply 'tho Public of Devonport and others with all kinds of SAWN TIMBER AT A XxArq® REDUCTION ON TOWN PRICES. T. & H* Cooii 44 AND 46, YICTORIA-STREBT, Beg to draw the attention of Ladles and Gentle men furnishing to their LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK op JiURNITURE, comprising Drawing and DinlDg-room Suites, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Wardrobes with glass panels, Sideboard?, Choffonlers, Hall Tables and Hatstanda, Office Tables, Chimney and Toilet Glasses.Dininj? Tables, Cane Chairs in great variety, Toilefryrare, Drawers, Wash stands, &c, &c. , riARPETS, \J Inoluding Brussels, Tapestry, Eldderminstor, and Pelt Carpets, Hearthrugs, Coir and China Mattings, Stair Carpets, Linoleuir, Floorcloth, Door Mats Wool Mats, Bed-room Rags, &a . ■gEDDING of afl kinds and of the best quality. Hair, Wool, Flock, Cocoa Fibre, and Flax Mattresses, Spring Mattresses, including the Patent Wire Wove Mattress; Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; Kapok Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, and Pal liasses. T. & H. COOKE, il AND 16, VICTORIA-STREET.. [Factory, Elliott stroet.] Wm. M.oAkthur & Co., AUCKLAND, TO DRALKRB IN FANCY HOODS, HARTHKNWARE, CHINA AND GUA. AND SBNBRAL STORKKKBFK?J9 Plain and Fanoy Stationery Perforaery and Toilet Soap* Brushvrara and Combs Table and Pocket Cutlery B.F. and B.M. Goods Iron BeOßteada Mlirorc ud Fancy Fnrnttnro Clocks. Watches, and Jewellery , Tobacco, Cigars, and Pipes Mueioal Instmments! Barthenwexe, China, and Glass Vases, Flower-stands, &c Parian Ware, Pletmes , Parses, Hand Bags, and Baskets Orieketlog Appointments Lawn Tennis and Badminton Archery and Croquet Indoor Games, Toys, &o, NOVELTIES FOR CHRISTMAS. Tf ALENTIN.ES I TTALENTIJ:<ES I ValentineS ! At N. G, LENNOX'S, 100, Queen-ST (Ijata Edward Wajta'o). JUST OPENED, AND NOW ON VIEW. A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF Comic valentines I Comic Valentines Sentimental Valentines ! SSSTIMENIAL VaLKNMHBS I USJBIUZ. VALKNTINHS ! USEFUL VAtBNTINES BATOBST3I SATOHKTSI ETC., i jffFKRHU AT CLEARANCE PRICE 3 TO KBVKOI A RBADX SALB. Cheap School Slates, Cheap School Exeboise Bookh, Cheap School Copy Books, Cheap Eohool DiCMOSAnnra Chbaf School Rbadiro Books, CHEAP SCHOOL REQUISITKB os EV&RST DESORIPTION A^ CLEARANOH PRICES, AT "NT li T. KN N O X'B, lit VT. JU X N N O X'B, (Lite Edward Wayto'a), 100, QUBBN-STREKT, AUCKLAND X C E *n H E 8 T, AND WINE, MEAT, AND FISH SA*"B COMBINED, Sample. No, I Qoality.oo View'at FISHEB & COS. (LIMITED), AT ' UNION SASH & DOOR CO'3. OF7IOB, CastomhgQße-Btreetßßßt; - BACToßY—Mechanioß' Hay, PRICE *.. ,£6 10i0D. Samples, Noa, 2 ana 8 Quality, Shortly on View UNION STEAM SAW, MOULDING, fIASH AND DOOR COMPANY (Lmir «,



Personal. A .<••''■ ! IJTILMAM EDWARDS, Bricklayer,' j T v Father n£ Harriot sdwards, come at onci ta Mrj gandßr-on'a Omjhanfja. MX. P. FALLOW, late of smerica, -will hear oi! his consin, Mrs. Synskey, by calling at fifth house from King's Arms Hotel, Edwin-street, Newton. TVjf ISSING Vii IE ND&r —" PisTEK J.Y.H. TIKKNHY. son of John and Anna Tlerney, Dublin.—Yaur brother Franois is very anxious ta communicate with yon, bavins muob to tell yon.-Addresi: Francis J. Tie-noy, csre of New Borland Sl»te t;o. Montreal. Canada. o ¥~ i c ii If Mr John Fergusson docs not cnH and settle engagement entered into re my Business in ■Em-street by TO-MORROW, tho same will be Sold by Public Auction, and deposit £25 will bs , forfeited. WALTER J; PAiMER, _ . Grocer, Pilt-Btreet. February 6,1883. Meetings. OT, ANDREW'S CHURCH. The Annual Meotitiß of the Congregation will ba held in the Church. Alton Road, TO-MOR ROW (SVedreadsy) EVENING, February 7, at half-past 7 o'clock. XjiIGHT HOOKS DEMONSTRATION. Tho Meeting of Delegates intended for this evening is, from want of notioo, unavoidably Postponed till TO - MORItOW (Wednesday) EVENING, at half-past 7, in tho Working Men s Club. MIDDLETON, Hon. Sec. DONSONBY ROWING CLUB. A Spaolal Qenetal Meeting oi the above Club will be held in tho Club-room, Ponaonby, on WKDNEdDAY, 7th Instant, at 8 P.m. Business i To consider resignation of Csptam, Presentation of Medal, and other buslnets. ALFRED H. JONES, Hon. Sec, I A MEETING of Persons favourable to A. the Establishment of a Platform on which ths Qospel can bo Preached, free from all tram mels of party or creed, will lie held in tho Ttfasonio Hall, Newton, on THURSDAY even ing next, at 8 o"clock. Rev. T. Hodgson is ex pected to be present. JAMES COPELAND, ROBERT FRENCH, GEORGE RHODES. Sm, GEORGE RHODES, JUN., . J. BATTY. MERCORY BAY TIMBER COM. PANY (LIMITED). '*-~: NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. ' . Notice is hereby given that tlio First Ordinary General Meeting of tho Shareholders in this Company will be hold at their office on MON DAY, tho 12th instant, at 12 o'clock noon. Business : ToroooivetheDircctors'Reportandßalaace- Li sheet for period ending 31st December last. To elect two Directors in tho room of J. Si.«, ~ Clark, Esq., and Alexander Ewen, Es<w . ,' who retire in accordance with articles 0* ■* association, and who, being eligible, offer themselves for re-election,;;? To appoint an Auditor, and for tfio.trans action of such other business as may be bronght bef oro the meeting. %■ BENJ. GILMER, Secretary. Fort-streot, Faßruary 3rd, 1883. . . Shipping. SiSdS^Q S. X B B Y. . •^^^g IO s (Captain Hopkins). \'•'■'■■ ForPuhoi: Thursday—l p<m. LeavePuhoi: .' ~ ... Friday—7 a.m. For Wade: Saturday— i p.m. ■ ' - Calls.; jj- q y i v g;1 ,; STANLEY QOLH MINING COMPANY / #.; . ■ ■■• ■ '•- ■ (Limited), : - A CaU (the 2aa) of 2d vet Phwa lias toon ' made by the Directors o£ the above Company, • payable to the underßigned, at the Office ol the Comoany, Shoitland - street, Auckland, on ~ WEDNK-ffiAY, ifetraary U, 1883, F. A. WBITff, Manager. Anoklcnd, February 6.1883. Dividends. iCTEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER CANTILE AGEfICY CO. (LIMITED). It is hereby notified to Shareholders In New* -IS ZieaianaT;natax>iviaenttTnrtne"ißiO"Dr-rcnT)ta.- — -r Cent per annum, for sis months ending 31st , ; Depember last, and a Bonus of Five per Gent. I will be payable at the Company's Office, Queen- : : I street, on and after the 6th instant ■ - FREDK. BATTLEY, Soorotaryi -■■ ; Auckland, Gth Fobrnair, 1883. Auctions. ''I ' to-morrow; sydney. and aucklahd fruit, l. w. jeaton WILL sell by suction, at his Matt, to- : , morrow (Wednesday), at 11 o'o ock, .' ■"■ g cassa Sydney Oranges (JOB) oasea Lomoßß (JDB) J2 o^sei Apples (JUfi) i gQ ca?ea Applea (RB) : 2Q cases Pears Auckland grown I j[Q OEsea Flams A owesFcaohea" ■ ■ ■: .'■■•'• ■■ .'..''■■ \ gQ bunohos Bananas '. • - , ■ ...■.-.■/ -. •■; TO-JMORKOW. ; Wi DOWDES fIH" ILL soil by auction, at the Exchange f 7? Mart to-morrow, at U o'clook/ ' Potatoes, Peaches, Plums : ; . " Boases Canterbury Bacon ■'.';■ X "";■.'< : ■' Also; ' ':' !i:li^S«| 2 rolls Green Blinds ■ . '< • " ' Mußieal Boxes, Gold WatcliOff ' ■"■■ >' •"; ?f- Valuable Gold Chains ..;:".; Plated Watch Chains, Pencils • • .: -i Glass Cases (various sizes) .• . . ; . ; ..""'.' "'..-* i "■"■ TO-MORROW, AT 10 O'CLOCK A.M.: *• SYDNEY, NELSON, and AUCKLAND FSUIT. TO BE BOLD BY AUCTION, AT ARTHUR'S MA X T, 1 At 11 o'clock a,m, Ex S.s, Eotomahana, from- Sydney. IOKL CASES APPLES JL v/«tP 10 oases Pears SO cases Nelson Apples , .• Anckland-grown Apples Peats, Plums. Peaohes ' Greengages, Honey In combs . &C, &0,, , , &c, B, TONKS. E. 0. OAKB, E, D. TOOT 3 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8. CAK6O OF SUGAR. Ex Sybil, direct from Port Louis, Mauritius. B. TONES & CO. HAVE received instructions from the Importers, Messrs L. D. Nathan and Co., to cell by auotion, on Thuredsy, the Bth instant, at 12 o'clock, THE ENTIRE CARGO ■ Off TO4O POCKETS OF SUGAR, ASFOtlOWfl:—.. **? OX 1967 PO^TSFIgKSTWHITK h 683 FOS T X 3 A & NE WHIM X QAI POCKRT3 FINE WHITE! TEBMS i Tlndor £30, cash; Over that amdnsF and under PAO, approved stamped bills at 8. months; over £ICU. and uader SW. 3 OT 4 months; over 5300. i monshe. gunplejcanbeseonattheMartj ; (Gvntinued on Fourth Fage.J ,