"n fflT.e with fh accused. Mr fclyuk took 9CU?X bieakfast room just at the back. SJf'lor from the parlour'leads into the Tfa nP and that door was open. I could PIS-,.!. I r^sss ?££ Saa l?,» oeiiioß. «nd the window i'TvPnmian blinds at the time, which were uadvenßliauu 1 am certain o{ *?•»» kiWhSd I spoken of the sub of * ' vinaslv The c was never auy con. v. leading him to im.rfce Th I would not bs umvilliog for such rfl,c>stoba made; nor can 1 remember ad fi!«"» in mv manner or conversation T#mkht mistake for willingness on ,bat ho mign* n d t consOQ t to what J" y|l La" I re.isttd at the first and hfl Timed to do!o 'ntil Mr Styak came., COTo Mr Heskcth , I have known the mis hnnt two veara but we have not lived ?D the Sent hoaso for two years. He has 'ft ffin the house. I don't remember rf?« « hKcome often by himself and Iteed Aou knocking, fhe frontdoor enterca wi " , enteree , , i e j t it It has a push back lock. 1 fniou for a while and ha was droned in s aff22£SSS V* S;,ttXtoi«i"f, 'if™ so I did not know on the Monday that he would be leaving on the Thursday to meet his shter. When ho returned he was dressed the same as when he left the house. The names of the two servants I had at that time are-Minnie Harmon and Re becca Leaf. My practice is that they should always have ono eveDiog in the week; that has always been my practice, lbey asked me, I think, in the morning to let them so to the concert. I was not the hrst to suggest it to them. The inmates of the house that day were Benny Movers (my tephew), my brother Charlie Phillips, two servants, and myself and Mr JJhrenfried. Mr Gudueon met my nephswa when he came to the house, and he knew vhat they resided wiih me. My nephew and my brother had gone to the theatre that night. I did not speak to them about going. I cannot say if the night wa» moonlight and calm. I suppose it was. I did not tell prisoner on me previous Monday to come Sn Thursday,-at 0 o'clock; that I would have the house in darkness, and be ready to receive him on the verandah. I may have beenont on the Monday and seen him. I may have been out and had a conversation with him in Pollen-street. I did me*t him one day that week in Poll«n-»treet, past Mary-street, and had a conversation with ' Mm, I way have walked a little way con venina with him. I went into Greenwood s grocer's shop. I saw him with Mr Henley and Mr Frater, and ha separated fiom them and came after me. I did not wait outside Simcock's fruiterer's, shop tor him. I did not say, " Louis is going up to Auck hnd to see his sister. Will you come up at7o'clock; I haYi something important to tell you," adding, "I will have the house as usual." I never said that at all. Neither did I say, "I shall be on the verandah to meet you." I did not meet him on the verandah that night with a ligut dress on, and lead kirn by the hand into the house. Mr Gud geon had never done anything of this kind before, and I have never been alone with him before—l have always had someone in the house. We have never ant alone in that house in the dark. I have never sat alone on the sofa in this room along Kith him, and bean surprised with him, I remember Mr Gudgeon being away in Auckland two or tbree months about April, I suppose he was preparing a bouse at the time, but I never visited him at that house while he was preparing it. While my/ husband was ia Auckland, I never visited him at that h»use, neither by himself or with anyone. I did not visit -it in company with a gill earned Berte Davis, who was staying with me—not while his wife was away. Neither did he accompany me home lrom bis house. 1 can't remember having gone to his offico along with Miss Davis while his wife was in Auckland, and waited till ho could come home with ate. I may have gone to hla office with my brother and Miss Davis. * I do not remember going then with them to see my mother at the wharf, and having. lent them on before, while we walked along the reclamation with our anna round each other. He has often accompanied me homo when I have been to see his wite, but he has not often accompanied mjselt and Miss Davis when my husband was in Auckland. I cin't remember ; he ' may have done so. Miss Davis was either three months' or nearly three months with me, Daring that tiime he did not often ■cc us home when my husband was not tfjere, I say he may have done so, of course. Be may have wished Miss Davis '(good night first, but he did not then re . tire wiih me into one of tho hajls or rooms ia darkness. I did not retire one night into this very room 'in the darkness when Miss bavia' came suddenly in and (liscoterei} us on the sofa j such ? thing never happened. Nei'hcr did I start and excUym "'Oh, Bertie," and Start from the room with my hair all tossed to see Mr Gudgeon off. Such a thing as Miss Davis being parted from first, and my returning with him into the ball never hap pened. I have never been alone with Mm In any room in my house, nor in the hall in therhwk, nor 'on the verandah in the dark. I have never asked anyone to say to Mr Ehrenfried (if he asked them) that'they tad not seen Mr Gudgeon and I alone. I do not remember having written to Bertie Davis asking her to say that ' alia never saw Mr Gudgeon and I alone -whilo my husband was away. Two letters were then produced, which - the witness acknowledged "that she had written to Bertie Davis. The first of them, which Was then read out by the Registrar, was as follows:— • [fBIVAIE.]

Dear Bertie,— Have you heard the diead-1 i Inl news. Oo Thursday evening my Louis was out for a short time, and there was a knock at the door and in walked Gudgeon, Tola me hia wife was in town, and theH ' tried to assault me. I screamed for help,1 kndln rushed' Louis and Styak. Of courßa lonii had him-arrested. I think he ould not do'otherwiae. She called the other day for the first time, 'bat I was out, and I l have only met him once in the street since you left. I think it is spite, flow, dear Berta, I am going to ask a great favour liOi yon. If anyone—it does not matter A who- asks job if he and I were ever alone if of an evening, simply say "Ho." You I can easily say you were always with me, Ana,, oh Berta, I will never forget you. Bay, if we went out of an evening you were always with me, and when we came borne you stayed with me. Indeed; you need not' own that he came in the house at all of an evening; lam writing in great hasfc-i Burn,this directly you navci read it, like a dear,. Of csuree Louis does not know I am writing this to you, so keep it private 'and burn itatonce. Poor old Louis, he is in such a stale; thinks it may upset-me, - He is too good—does not know what^to do einrigbfor me—and so kin<slind thoughtful. I pity him. Be ture'arid burn thi?, and'do tot let anyone- know what I have written to you, Only if-asked, pay you never lef i me when Louis wa£ away. • Upod-by, a«d tha»k you for all kindness,— l&tl\*. Be «ure and burn this." " " • .

I can't remember having written that letter, but I suppose I did. If I wrote ity I uidso knowing what a fearful talker the ii ■rfever knowing what she says, I suked net ai a gr*at favour to to do what is ruen» tinned in the lettor, bocausesheu such a Jalker.^t know ■ that she is not par ttcitlar'wliat she says, and I have heard ner>repeat: very peculiar things about other fwple. She wrote mo a letter if there was wjthlng she could do, and if she should M!ne down. I said " Certainly not." Sho Ilaid Bh e had been, questioned by his people worta of things: and very likely that is my r Wly. Knowing what a talker she was I piay have written to that effect. She also ,Ml 4 in,, her letter (unfdrtunately I have Oo,V got it) "if you write anything jnst ■jj« tburn•' on it, and it shall be destroyed." Stte wrote and told me she had been asked

j questions, and enquired what she ,'should say. I may have added, "Ob, • Berta, I shall never forget you." | That is because I knew what she wa3. The sentence "Have you heard tho dreadful news ?" does not imply that she had not; you have not cot the whole of the letter. His Honor having raised the question | whether or not the two sheets of the letter, I I being disconnected, belonged to each. other, * The witness at once sa;d she did n»t I think they did. The second letter was then read out as follows :— |

'Jhames, January 2nd, 1883,

IMy dear Berta,— I am writing just a few lines, as I feel veiy anxious about the j letters 1 have written you, in case! you have shown them .to anyone. My dear girl, be sure and burn them, mid do not let anyone read them. Burn them all, this one alto. I am rather bujy getting some little things made. Please goodness all Roes well. The next time you come down joa WIU have rather a different occupation. My old Louis is delighted— only feeU rather anxious. He thinks more about it than I do. 1 think you know J am , very strong. r*ow, my dear Berta, if , you have not burnt all my notes, do ,so at once. I hope you did not let them lie about, or tell anyone the contents. Bam ' this also. With lovo, your ever gra'eful I cousin, Lizzie D. Eurrnfried.—Private. : -Don't tell Linda or anyone.—E.D.K." I believe I wrote that letter, I don't remem ber having written a letter by Miss Davis to Gudgeon when he was fitting up bis house. I did not write letters to him and send them to the Bowen. I did not know where he waß staying. I never remember being in the dark with Mr Gudgeon when my nephew (Frederick Baume) canio to the i door, and I, running out into the passage, | telling Mr Gudgeon ti> stand behind the : door. I never did. When he and his wife J wero stopping in the house I never asked r him to go round with me to see if the windows were fa*tenod, tie did not, on all occasions that he brought Mi-s Davis and I home, and after separating from her, have sexual connexion with me. I do not exactly remember one occasion being on the verandah with Bertio Davis when Mr Gudgeon whs passing by, Bortie Davis whistling him over and I talking to him over the fence ofter she bad lift; all tbat may have happened. I did not say to him " Hhrenfried hai got an anonymous letter ; there has been a great row and wo had better not speak in the street when meet.'' I ceased to visit Mrs Gudgeon a few months back. I think it was about October that I cet>sed going to their house but they still continued to go to ours. I ceased going because Mr Ehrenfried said he did not wish us to be quite to friendly and ha gave us a reason that the accused had been importuning him for money. Ho never had any suspicions about Mr Gudgeon and I. I remember the night of a ball to tho naval chempion. It was my intention to go to it. Mr Ehren filed had not been rway at that time, and he did not object to my going to the ball. He did not say, " You arc going to meet yenr big b?ll again," but he did send a message to Captain Wildman that I could not go. There was a visitor in the house at the time. Mr Ehrenfried w«s uever an noyed at my beiug too friendly with the accused, for he never had any occasion, I may have told Becky I>af that they could stop to the dance if. they liked. I may have said so. It was not my habit to let them no ont together. I did not give my consent in oider tnat tint Douse might be free, for I knew Mr Ehren fried might be back any moment. He was to take tea when he returned, and I was, too, it he was not too late I wan to attend on myself. We intended going to the concert, leaving no ooe iv tho house. It wns most unusual to let tuo servants out for the night, though it was not ray prac tice.

The luncheon adjournment then took place, and on the application of Mr Hesketh the witness was requested not to mix with the other witnesses.

Cross-examination continued: I do sot remember a conversation in August over tbe fence, in the course of which 1 told him of the receipt of an anonymous letter, I did not tell bim that at all, nor did I say that if he were asked any questions he was to deny everything, and that when we should meet in the street we should not speak. I did not cease visiting in August. 1 did net make an appointment with tbe accused to meet me at my houso on the 14th. 1 was not out on the 14th. Ido not remember meeting him in -P»llen-strte^ near the Karaka Bridge, eithor that week or the previous one. I never wade an appointment with him at all anywhere-!- Kuraka Bridge or elsewhere. I nover said that Mr Ehreufried was going to the farm and that I have the home in darkness. I don't remamber a meeting near the Karaka bridge, and I never made u«e of the words, "I'll have the house in darkness," I don't remember a man puss ing by at the time, and tho accused saying "that man -has heard your words. 1 don't know a man named Robert Oollings (ColliDg. havinß b«o» l»ro» s Kt,l u ). i •!»-'♦ remember ever having aetn this man before. I visited Mrs Gudgeon when she returned from Auckland after her sister's death. On the night of the 21st December the gas in the hall was lit, and bo werp the other parts of the house ai usual. I sat dovin on the sofa first, and Mr Gudgeon sat down shortly afterwards—Dot at once. There were chairs in the room, but he leant against the taole. He at once put his hand upon me when he sat down. Previously he told me that his •wife had gone to Auckland, but I did not know the nay befoie that she had gone. As soon as he put hig arm around my waist I resisted him, but he did not release hi* hold. Bfj increased his hold and his force until Mr Styak and her husband came in. I could not get his hand off. It was afier I was pu>hed oix to my back that I began to scream. I Ecreamed directly 1 was pushed over, * but my screams had- no effect upon bim. Before that night he had never placed his arm round my waist. This was something quite new. I don't remember if at any time of tbe struggle he held me down with both hands. I can't say what band he had on my chest. It was not a matter of surprise for me to see Mr Ehrenfrled ru«h into the room. I had expected him. I did not see him how ever. Ihad not expected Mr Shyak. I did not know where they wore either of them. Wben Gudgeon came into the room we did not stand up whispering to gether. I did not assent •to his embraces, and I had not mv arms round his neck when they surprised ns. I did not hear them firet and then call out. I did not hear men at all until they were in the room. Re-examined by Mr Tyler : It was not the practice of the servants to go out together, but they hare gone out together to entertain ments when there has been any one in the house Iwith me. This was the night out of one of the serxants, and the other one asked permission to go with her. Louis Ehrenfried deposed : I am a brewer, carrying on business at the Thames, where I live. My house is at the corner of Mackay and Mary streets, and about 300 yards distant from the brewery. I am the husband of thd last witness. I remember Thursday, the 21st 6f December last. I embarked on board the Rotomahana at about 4.30 or 5 that day, but not for Auckland. I saw the defendant on the wharf when I left. lam certain of that be cause I said " Good day " to him. I landed at Tararu, having a boat waiting there for me. I did that so as to take manager at the brewery unawares, to see whether the instructions I had given that day and the day previous had been followed out. This was not by any means the only occasion on which I had done that, I think I landed at Tararu about sor 5.30. On landing at Tararu I went to a. hotel and had tea, and afterwards I took a cab and drove to the Hospital which is close |to the brewery. I got out there, and went to the brewery, I found there the manager, Mr Styak, and Clark, and I examined the operations, which took me half-an-hour. I was in Mr Styak s company all this time. I then went towards my house. That must have been getting on be tween 8.30 and 9 o'clock. I went along Mackay-street. Styak was with me. Wher. we came'to the corner of Mackay and Mitrv; streets I heard screams for help. [Place indi cated on plap]. We came along the righi fjjotpath of Mackay:street until reaching Mary : street, when we pressed over to the left-Ham footpath.:. The moment I heard the scream J commenced to run toward my front gate J l>u it was not till the second or third sc;eam tha Ireeognisedthevoice.of my wife. I foum the gate latched. I ran through the fron door, which was partly open, Styak beiti; close behind .me, and we went into tin sitting-room to the left of the passage When we reached the passage I picked up 1 stout walking stick, and when I reached tin room I found my .wife struggling to get clea of the defendant, and crying for help.. M; '(Left Sitting.)

TELEGRAMS.

(PEB EBKSS ASSOCIATION.)

COROMANDBL, this day.

The steamer Rotomahana will leave the Thames at ten-o'clock on Sunday morning, calling at Coromandel for passengers for Auckland about noon,

RUSSEIL, this day. Loaded: Onward. The Wellington sails »t 5 p.m., as she is expected from Whaogaroa at Ip. m. with ex cursionists for the Kawakawa races. Heavy rains have fallen, which have done a great deal of good. Two concert) ate to be held at regatta time in aid of Russell Hall funds. The nativeß are taking an interest ia trie regatta, and wi'l try and make the canoe race a snc(C3s.

KilW PLYMOUTH, this day. SERIOUS FIRE. About a quarter to three this morning a ten-loomed house on South Road, owned by Mr Charnock, was burned to the ground. , Mr and Mra Charnock were the only ocfftfpitnts, and had a narrow cscapo, as they slept upstairs, and the lower portion of the house wai on fire, Mr Charnock loit everything in the house, havlog only time to escape in his night clothes. The house was insured with the South British olrioo tor £360, MURDEROUS ASSAULT, A native mimud Amaori iw,irhJ|gSMfoi mau named Wilkinson at the MIBSHro Wednesday, by hitting him our wflpjPSf with a boot having a steel tip on it. ■**■ il kinson's life is in aauger and the case haa been remanded. THE HARVEST,' Harvesting is in full awing In this tils* trict." Natives have betn employed as while labour is scarce,

JSELSuN, this day. SUPPOSED MURDER,

It is reported that • case of murder has occurred at Happy Valley, Wukapuaka. A man named Fuller some time ago laid an information against one Thompson for threatening to "d« for him." Fuller was found shot this morning. No morj par ticulars are in yet.

WELLINGTON, Thursday.

GOVERNMENTAL NOTES.

Mr Bryce leaves Wellington to-morrow tor the1 Went Const of this itlaod. He will iusp'Ut the various constabulary posts along tho coast, and afcer a short stay in Taranaki will proceed to Kawhia for tbe purpose of making tho needful arrange ments in connection with the opening of the Kawhia harbour. Mr Rolleaton is expected to return from the South next wceki and will then go up to Kawhia, and ]oin Mr Bryce there. Tho Premier will visit the fcouou as soon as he can conven iently leave the scat of Government.

Tho appointment of Dr. F. W. Penne father, LL.D., to bo His kxceliency's private secretary, and Major 0. V. Eccles, lliilt) Brigade, to be las aide-de-camp, are gazetted. His Excellency will hold his first leyeo on the 31st lust. It Is prcbablo that His Excellency will makii a tour if the South Island before long.

WELLINGTON, this day, Kothiog further has been heard of tbe man McUahon, and the worst U now feared. Search parties are still out.

The property tax payments amount to £38,000 and returna have still to cema. With rtforence to tbe renewal of the San Francisco Mad Service; a reply has been received from tho New South Wales Gov prnmout to tba effect tbat the question is still under consideration, Immediately a decision ia arrived at they will wire to Mew Zealand.

CHRIS rCHURCH, this day.

Ifarly this norning, a house occupied by Mr J, Uncker, teacher of music, was com pletely destroyed by fire. Tbe inturanceß are unknown.

Compton's implement works bad a nar row escapa yesterday from deitruction by fire.

A stable occupied by Mr Wm. Davey and full of hawker's goods, was destroyed by fire! y.stcrriny. Insurances: £100 in the Ltndon Liverpool and Globe office. At the meeting of at. Andrew's congre; Ration last Bight, a deputation from the Presbytery explained the charges against Key. G. Fraser, and read the evidence taken, Three members of the congrega tion r/ore appointed to wait upon Mr Fraser and ask him to give up the keys of the church.

DUNEDIN, this day, AGCIDEWT IN A fLOUK MILL.

Mr Patrick Walsh, proprietor of »ho KcloDsbrook fUur mill, near Toko«airiro, was caught by a shaft and dragged up, kut PKinoficd to. bpld on to something till re lieved. Heliiui •vw«-,-"'"V*•:--'",""!T* \ ot a «n> and ib much strained and bruised.

CRICKET MATUHES TO MORROW.

STANDiBD v Avond .us Vnio*. -Btaartard ; W. Hobsjn, De«n Prltobard, Oamond, Wilson. Mills Bmlifa, Sostga (!). Buchanan. O'Uary; emergeaolu.WllllttnßOa, Savage andMobolsa. j»Vjii(]nla : Sinclair (2. WaUaoe ('}), Archibald, &). Stewart HiDgrova, It. Bollard, Mill, ana Buobanan; amtrt' »cy, W. Bollard. Wkbt 8^•B2»D v United IjrD.-Wett Knd: p Bafc.r, W. Bikor. £l>try, Oouttayne. Bone, Uonirhlr. Harna, Lewis, *10, Varney, Waters AiPHA V. KxomEljß— Alpha:J«ok3Dn, hbt, Abel uranoh, Wbita,'ratter, GuOdaqie. Done, Noabltk, Klljiat-icV, M»lJaruin«; emergency, Mithleson. KxcaUlor: WadAinftbam; Smith, Colgan, Barns. CtalK. *oo>y, Perkins. Buoeg, Frrst, Haward. Uavloa i euiflrgenor., Lea and Auckland Second v. Gordon.-Gordon:— Anaenne. Ktssling (2). Gould, {Clayton lE. Svkes, MoCausland, Meldrum, W. Rybnrn; Kbnderdine, and Watorliouso. Auckland 2nd : Adarno. Boalo, Buttle, Cheosertan, Coxon, Tripp, HaU,Holdshtp. Osmond, Wobater.a'nd Williams

OTHEK MATCHK&

The'matcji North Shore United 11 v. 22willbe resumed on Doyonport Domain at 2.15 to-mor row The Auoklanrl United and Our Boyo inatoh will be resumed to-morrow aftornoon at 2.30 p.m. Players are requested to bo punctual. Matches will also bo plwd betwoen Chiton ahd Eden National and Caledonian, Viotoria and Newmarket, and Alexandra and Albion.

Secretaries of o'.ubs are requested to forward reports o£ their matohos to tho &T4R Office be fore 9 o'clock on alonday morning j Otherwise, they will not be Inserted. • - ■

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

January 28. 1883. Bank Of N.Z.-Hei'ere, £23 7s 6d National B»nk— Sellers, 76s 64 New Zealand Inenranco—Btjsorß,73a B.R iMuranoe-Selle™. 67b 64 . National Insurance—Boyera, 2ls 3d; eellen, 2fia

■ W Anokland Gas—Bayers fi3 16s Union Sash and Door (Now)-C5183 6d; 60n paid 1 no: sellers, &i , •• N,Z. Loan and Mercantile-Boilers, £8 Sa Bar of Island* Coal-Belleis. Xl 108 Northern S.B. Co — 10b 6d Fisher ard Co.-ia. 3d Caledoninn— Vt* Qaean o( Beanty-HnPera 25? Deep t«vel Crow- 5? 9J; Mllew, 6s Frlnoa Imperial- 535, filo ; sellers, 6ft Gd Bejmoatt-Bnyera. Is 9d London—Bayers, 34 (M; Boilers, 3s 9d Werahlko—Bnyers, 2» Bd

PRIMITIVE METHODIST CONFERENCE.

The District Meeting of the Primitive Methodist Church of Wew Zealand reauraed yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock, when the station report* were considered. Greetings were received by telegraph from the United Free Methodist Conference at Napier, and a reply was ordered to be sent. It was re ported that duting. the year the Keys. T, W. Adamson and R. B. Hotseley had re signed the ministry, while Rev. Jas. Luke had been laid aside through illness since February last, Police was given that the following ministers had received and ao> cepted ittvitations to stations for this year t —The Revs. Joseph Long, to New Ply mouth ; A. Jackson Smith, Wellington; William Smith Potter, Auckland».; Chas. E. Barley, Thames j J,. Ward, ChrMchnrch,; P,' W. Jones, Greejidale; J. Sharp, Timaru ; J.Duinb'cil, Dnned}n{l.; D. Duttori, In : ' vercargili. Last night tho opening 'serinqn wag delivered in the #ranklln Rqad Ohu,rch, by. the Rev. A. Jackson Smith, and the jfecrft'mental service waa conducted by ReYSf D. Puttpnand, P, W, Jones,

THE 'AUCKIiAiMJ Evismm* STAR, FRIDAY. JANUARY 86.



A native child, aged five years, died somewhat suddenly at Hwanson yesterday. An inquest will be held to-morrow. . ,



Sib Sdward Wilmot, tha physician, waa whenaYouth, nofargouo In conßumn(i<W*l nftl Dr\ Ra/iollffe, whom he Jiad cojisult(!d|a»e ™* Iriends nohopo of hlßrecovery. Ye'nfflivcd to tko aeo of .'ninety three I upon which Dr Ho- Derdo« noteg: " This baa ,been the caße with somo'others who had many «jrmptonis of con- Bumptioß In youth." Modern research in modi> oiae lias now provided, many Invaluable rome dles for •onanmptlon, bronchial and ehoit coin plaints. Th&jftniblhotlon pf Hypopnospnlta 01 JJme and Qiß with the.'hpoling Eucalyptus (or blue KumJßßß^beon thetfoeana of relieving and, permanently curing reoh disease^. Poasessr Jig thua a peculiarly roparatlve. nutrltlva KoUon, Alokln'g Syrup of Kuqolyptus -with HypophoapMta ot'Lime and Quinine, is a phor tnaceuticalPMpttrtttion speoiiilly invented for the relief, of suirererß from cheat affeoUona,,- AneuW i '-Tlje Wew Zealand Drua; Company. '



I Wanted. " WANTED, an Tmprover to the cabinet, making.—Apply Henderson & Molvor, Cabinetmakers, Karangahape Road. 7»NIED, a good Oeneral Servant; rererenops required. — Apply to Mrg H»veil. i:urran-stroet, Fnnsouby (fifth honse from Ponsonby ltoaf). j WANTED, a Steady Respectable Man for a milk round good wages to an | enargctlc man.—Apply London Dairy, Grey- J street. _-__^_______________ WANTED, a Small Harmonium (four or live Ootavflfl).—State vrlee, to., to Thou. U. Wobb. Oak House, HobJon street. 3 doorßi'rom C^okßireet. 'OTT'ANfTD", good General Servant;' v » wages. 12i; small family,—Mrs Hors lelgh. Avenno Road. Parpell. Hi ANTED, respectable Girl for email family ; part wnßblng given our.—Apply to Mrs B. tl. Kenning, Ylotorla-atreet. ANTED, Two respectable Boys for tho b tot trade.—Apply T. Prosper, Queen- Btroat. _/_J ;_ , \zf ANTED, Three or Four respectable Vv Men ns Boarders,—Ti-oent-BtroeE. five door.) from Coolc-Btreßt. iINrED, a good General Seivant; small family, uo;ittlo children, and bent waßcs.—Mrs J. liavy. 214, Queen atroet. i/)T "aNTED, Two Smart, Well-educated V| Youths, as apprentices to the drapery; progressive salary given: also a Strong Hoy to carry parcels.—Smith & Caughey, Upper Queon streot. ,■ WANTED, a good Goneral ts'ervant.— Apply to Jura Jumes Haoit, Urocer, Nuwton. VIiTANTEC^ "by Practical Bricklayer,'-. V> Sltnatlon. - Apply to Win. Knight, Now-street, Ponsonby. A^NTEDTTwo good Handy Men to Erndt a Fonou und Fix Drain Pipes.— Apply IMr .Ttpiea Heott. Qrooar. Nawtor, WAITED, » strong respectable Boy, acoustomed |to horses; good wages gtvin.—Apply at once to J. <*bbott, Grocer, Mobto-'Btrfot. ANTED Talloresaos at once,—Apply V v Messrs F. lloE'enna and Co., Tailors, {• itrttree^, n»xtto Kamlly Hotel.



WANTED to Buy, a Single Press (tread's); Btale pilee, &0., Ilootnuuur, bTAB Otnoa, ■. ■ , ANTED to SELL, a [stroDg Spring cart, Horn-, and Harness. Any trial.— H. 8. Canbam Symonds street, • ANTED—Peisons wishing to dlaposo tit Prop>rtlea to fur&lah me with par* tioulars: »o bblo no charge.—Alfred Cox, Agent. 177. Quoim-strew. WANTED, the Volunteer Bands to see the Splendid Volunteer Lecterns, only i la each, nt Dsmpior 8 Hobeon-st>eet Stop. WANTED, either a Good Cook or Ilousoiuaid.—Apply during foronoon to Mrs Ruclc, Parnell. ' ANTED SEEN—The Pretty Half r out a Toa Canisters. 01: lib do, is; at Dampler'* HoDaonntreet Shop. »*. ANTKD-Go and see tbe Grand Lot vr ot Cheap Farnltute at D-mpler's Hobson-sitroet Shop. ;<' _ > i», ANTED—Go and See the Handsomo > , Spring Conohoß, only £1 18s,—At Dsm pltr'a llotk.on-atreet Shop. ■ WANTED, a Lad to rido for orders; also, a General Servant.—Apply to J. Foss & Co., Qucen-Btreet. WaATKD, a General Servant, also a Young Girl aa Under Nona, one baby only: referenoos required. — Apply to Mrs Dourno. Ornkcl Kosd, Ksmnorn. ANTKD, a'Boy accustomed to the trade that can tide.—o. Bntmo. ' \»7 ANTED, a Good Barmaid for Up.- V? stairs Hot.— Apply J. T. Smith, Kx ehanga Hotel. U/ ANTED to Kent, a single or double t t fronted shop in a bnsltesn thorontb fare, Quoun-ttroot pretirrad.—TPrcraser. Quten- Btteet. WANTED, a JNurso-filrt.—Apply to Mrs -lang-tea-la, l'V_ult":yn Ko»d; yond vragw an* »o mforatlo homp. %xa ANTED, n good General S«rraut. •T Rcifertnoeatequlr»d,-Apply to MibK. Mitohelson, Lower H Hanoi a, WANTED, o good General Servant. Riifennooa required.-M»u Sloman. top Of Btatnn Kojtd. WaaTaD, a respectable joung Girl to do usnoral w»rk; mnsl bo _bl*iodo plain oooklnA-Apoly at uno» to St<b om<«. WANTED, a youug Man as Waiter; most have good reforancoa,—o> m morolal Hiitel. shO'-tUnd-ttrfot- W"~~~ANTED to'FILL, Vacancies inDraw- Ing Clasies for O-rpentora and Bolldoro. GenorM planning and quint lies.—Apply by to K. W. Fnpp. Star Office.,. XXT ANTED, a Boy ; one accustomed to » » the Butchering preferred.—Apply to R. J. Sanditll. Kden Terraoe. n \\f ANTXD, for Wellington, Boiler v* makers; steady work and Rood wages. —Apply to C. M. Luko, at Goldlo'a Timber Mills, between 8 and 10 a.m. WAr<T«D-Doa't fail to rend my largo nclvortlMtnouton thispage.—Brennan'a, Vlotorla-»tr»et, fidjolufing Theatre Royal.



\\T ANTED, you to camo and see Goods V 1 tlven ft*sy (luring 13r*n»iin'» Bale. Knormous BacrlSoe. Billing Off. — Victoria- B>ro»t. • , ■ ' \»7AN'IEI), You to Keafl Brennan's Vr Advero&imeat. Sealing 091 Knormons B*orlflcot Viotoria-atreet. Must bo Cleared In Four Wwks I WANIFED, a smart yoang Man as Wnlter.-Apply H. Maiden. Qason- Btroct, . i V*1 ANTED, JO Bu.hmen. - Apply Good roommflim..Tfc ni"g Room 9at *° ": m: ** v\r ANTED, an Experienced Salesman ▼ » for the loatlior and ffrindary trade Must understand the business.-Addross stating experience and salary required. Box ie«. *»-°° Aupkland. ■ iii A NTED, a Young Woman to aasiat »" in n Confectioner's Shop.—Apply by lettor to C.0.0.. Stab offloe. ; »«,ANIEU KNoWtt— I will give a V? Handsome Preaent to tho flrat peraan who oan get fritter Piano Mualo for' i» than I sell at my IHotuon-atreet Shop tor 6a.—W. B. Dampier. ' • ' WANTED, SKHN—Too Wrought Iron Buf.ets, £310.'. £1. and £4 10s.-At Dam pUr** Hobson-.traat 3hop. "v»/ ANTED, a first-class General Ser- Vt v*u*. tfoud w»ko*.— Apply to Milna and Choyco. '.'__ ■ ANTED SEEN—The Cheap Lot of Crookery Juat.arrlvtsd aY Dampier'a H^b-on-BtraotSliop. WANTED, two really. good Dress muksiswho'.know their ; no others need apply.—Milne »nd Choyce. ANTED, Six Good Bushman to clear 500 Aorea Ot hiid.—for' leMtfoulars apply to A. MoOon»>a, Northern f!lub ANTED, a General Servant; one ■ooiiatomed to ohiHren prtfrrrod; re ferenoaa wqoirtd.—App'y to Mra Charloi Hemus, O'Uoniißll-Btrent, Poptonby. \\T ANTED, at the Xondon, Arcade, a Vy Boy for erriindfl, &c. . ■■■• '• ■ ' ANTED, a good General Servant,— Mra Btodlo; Brou'gatou Hftll, Vernell Bi_B3; •■'■.■- .. • :. WANTED, Eyo Doctqrß and othera • to recommend ■ lie quality" ot uiy 19 Spootaole^. No hinbot prloa at tne t'lobson meet Shop.—W. H. iJamplcr. ANTED KNOWN—Tin Kettles, Is 6d; Tin Satico'paris,from6d; Bnamolled Saucepans, i!s 6d.—At Dampler'a Hobson-sti'oet Bhop. ' ■ ■ • ■ . '': WAN 1 ED— Uncle Bob says : "Thogo Dolls aro wonderful, but tho Is Church, the Is Sideboard -with looking Glass, the 6d Portrait Frame boats all."—Kobson's Melbourne House, Poneonby.' ■■■•■■■■ ' '■■■ •* \k! ANTED—There then 1 Oh, my Cor. ■V » sets I! Brokon Again 111 I must try Dt Warner's Flexible Hip Corßets (5a ild),or elao the "Marvelloua " (Is 6df, at Hobson's. Molbourno Houao,_Popsonby. -■■■■' ■ • • WA NTED, Hotel-ketper.", Contec tlonsre, Bnd the Pnbllo Reaerally, to prevent nooldenta from tho bursting: o( lemooado bottles whllo belnic opened, which la rendered perfeotly safo by nnlng one of W. S. Jones'im pruved Le&thur Hand Gnarda.—,W. «. Jones, Mai.Qtactunir of Bsddlory. Harn((H, So, Queen street. ■_' %ar7ANTED, a Partner to join a t » thoroughly praotioal man, who has boon used to eroot saw mills, carry on the work- Ing of tho came as well »b tho workiDK of the bneh and everything oonnooted with the timber trade; and he Ji*-' 8i(l aorfs o( first 01889 knurl bu»h. freehold, uoor to rail fuy etattor. Oapiial required to work on eqcul Bhrntfi about filWO.— Por partlouln's, apply to John tjoppstt, Land Agent. No. 8, Queep-»treet. . \»7ANIjIID SEEN—The Fresh Lot of ? T Iron Brdßtrniiß (double), Sfls ; Single 60. 18 61 :'ion Cot,", lfii; uu Uampler'a Hobson street Shop. " ' . A^Til'D -KNOWN—House Brooms. Is Sid.; Yard Brooms, is Gd i Hand Brushes, Dd.—At Dampler'g Ilobsoa-strcot Shop. WANTED KNOWN — Shovels and Spadiss.Sa; FOnr-pronged Garden Forks, 4s 6d.-At Durnpior'B Hobaoo-atreet Sh,op. \\J ANTED KNOV\ Ni "Seitzpgenfs T ¥ iow on anle »t Charba Ke'asj and Co'a, two deore balow MqrrlnßVlrorinip.aße'B. \»; A iff E D KNOWN -Money ad- V* vanoed qn Personal and CoUatorat Se curity, repayable by weekly instalments. BMb Dlßoounted.-Rae's Now Zealand Pawn Office, Darby-street. ■• ... -. ■ WANTED KNOWN, Sterling Silver I Jewulruy-Oharlc-B KcUoy and Co keep only real silver javrelery, no washed gcoda ot any I^lnd; the newest designs conatantly arrlv ng per mail steamer?.—Ohsrlea Kelaey & Co., two dcora below Morrlpb'. Ironmonger?, WANTED KNOWN.—If you want to Prestl well for a Small Weekly Payment, Si to Munro Sr, Milligan, Tailora and Drapers, obson-Btieiit. '■'''. *X'ANTED KNOWN, Lawn Tennis and •V» CrloSetwarb,; at Charles Kelfiey and Co.'a, two doore bplow Ironmopgerf. U/'ANTE U SKiKN—The Superlof ' VV Qua]lliyof;theKldlnthoLaaio9",.whUa Kll Boots/only 2« the ;p»ir; n few olrls'Qoi door Hoots'listt (larßu »lz 'B), boly la 6d tbe pair ; long Leather JL.»c*a. la the pair, 9a tbe coz»n pairs: Bcot Slews, 61 the bottle- Also, a largo I lot ol Superior Kid Moots. Sllpperp, &0., &o The name (In red lottsra) la »t ihe bottom of my ahoy in viotoria-street -W. H. Daropter.



Wanted. WANTED, two Canvasaers; wages and commission to good men.—Apply to morrow monlng to Munro and Mldlgau, Hob- Boc-street, \\i ANTED, a Laundress aud Hunt- W maid.—Apply Gle son'< Hotel. I \\ : ANTED, a few good Bushmen.— ITT Aop'y Pelrce L-.nlg»n. or David conk \^7 ANTED, a Young Man accustomed IVf to the flre; also, a strong Boy.-Apply j to Bach & Fairweather, Grey street. \\; ANTEu to Purchase, a Second-hand I' t T Photographic Rolling PreßS.—Address H., " Freeman's Journal" Office. \\J ANTED, a General dervsnt; refer- JVt ences required.—Apply to Mrs J. Wil- I Hams, Wyndham-street (opposite Stab office). W~ AVTJ<.D two Barmaids for «iand Stand Bar, and four good Barmen, North. Shore. —Apply 10 o'clook, E. Lewis, Custom-house-street. WANTED, Competent Conveyancing Draughtsman in a solicitor's office; must be experienced.—Address, enclosing re ferences and stating salary expected, Ca-trey anccr, Stab Office. W ANTKD KIN OWN—That lam in receipt of O-lona, Potatoes, and Farm Produce, d'rect from the growers, for Sale at Current Market Prices.—X. K. Davles's Store, at L. D. Nathan's Bond, Custom-house-street. i*. ANTED KINO *v n — Persons wishing T T to Learn to Sing by Musio and Train their Voices should join Prof. Cailliau's Singing Class, in the Christians' Meeting-house, Cook street, on TUESDAY, 30th lnßtant. A previous knowledge of mnslo is not necessary. Pupils enrolled on the opening night. Ladies, Gs, Gentlemen, 10s 6d per quarter, in advance.



"\TKVV /KALaND STUI) AJSU JIS PKUIDBKB STOCK COUP a NX" (Limited), Wanted, a Seoretary for the above Company. Written tpglioutioni to be forwarded to the Honorary beoretarr. No. Ul Qaeen street, on or before noon ef TUESDAY. l»t Febroar/. RESPECTABLE Widow, with one, child, is in want ot a housekeeper's situation to a, widower or a baoholor s establish ment. Good references.—Apply for address at Star Office. A LADY ofTera a happy home at the sea-side, in a beautiful and healthy locality, and good Instruction to children of either box,—Terms and references on applica tion to Mrs Foolc, Poihia (opposite Rassell, Bay ot Islands). ' rr.JIE NUIiTHKKN CLUB are deairoHs I of receiving applications (or tho position of Secretary to the Club.—Applloatjons to be addressed to General Committee, Northern Club, Princes-streot, Auckland, where further particulars may be obtained.



Goodson's Arcade. TMPOKTANT NOTICE. TH-H LONDON AROADS having beoome BO extensively known and f o»y recognised as THE moat valuable, ouefully ssleoted, and oheapeet Btoek of tio."ls In the Colunles, O. W. QOOUSON beX» to announca tbn DISCONTINUANCE OP lengthy advertisements. Any diminution In oosi of working expenses enables tho propiletor tn offer hia Goods at a tjmailcr Per Genttsa ot Profit, co giving tho (all benom to hta nnmeroos patroao. DETAILED annonneementa will, for the pretent, be fliaoen tlnnea—snfllce to say, that cur onatomet* mar rely noon Contlnnal Arrivals of Now Bo*ds. reodrrlnft the Vatoy Department at all times equally altraoUv«j, and onneeeatarr to Introduce lunic ADVERTISEMENTS. Sterling Gold and Silv«r Jewellery (warran ted), at very low rrloes; Ab/tslilan Gold, Bold o«mi- *n* Sliver plated Jewtillery; Watohfia, In GtJii, Slyer. -.Uomiuium, Nlo_el, an* Watar bury. from Us Od; Clooks, In Immense variety, from U d, Alarma lid 01 (warranted Ume koopois GOODSON'S for -k-otro-plaU. China and Glass Tea, Break fast, lilmer, ihwßort, .n* Tollat Slota Bt_sdJ nn rlvallod; whliet the LONDON ARCADE bu gained tho notoriety far Cheapness to all Departmunti, Stationery being prominent, and defying com petition. 148, Queen add Victobia-stbkets, And at Napier, Giaborno, and Thames. London Offloo : aa. St. Mary Axe. Jjraperv ana Cio.bine.



HAVING} 80£ D THK iifeAßK of my Premises. I HUBI HK OUT IN BIX WKKCS. To kWo possession to purchaser. to odoot a CXcamnofl of tar itoolr, I have marked it down to WHOLKBALB COST VUlOli. The whqVs o( tha fttook U Hew. having boen adraßtaßooiulr bqoxbt da i*g the last 9 monthg. A tew pitoea will lullloo Ui oon vtaoo you of Ujo Bamalos to be hiKU- Oattuaal Oioth, In all f«Bhlou«bla BhaiJcfl ■!...-. ,'..7 M F»fltColoarPrlntß_._.__....Sd All Wool PUnnel* 7jd Chins Matttoß, yard w1d0....9|d DroMPieoes, fr0m....,««._. .id lS^pwm t'hlrt_BnttoDfl_fcs MU »'M and Vests. Ulll i r«gular pr 100,25/ Hen'< Tweed Salti, 2-i/s ; regular prloe- - - 1"8 Men's Tweed Tr00M(8...-Ss lid Men* Books..- -...-Sdpalr (fOX BIX WKKSf.B ONLY til Epeolal Termi to StkvU Bhop keepers. B R E 3* N A N r B, foot or lA-3TRHJET.



Corporation Notices. pi,TY COUNCIL OFFICES. The City Council Offices will bft CLOSED on MONDAY KEXT, the'29thinst. ' ■ - P. A. PHILIPS, -\ Town Clerk, Town Clerk's Office ■ 26th January, 1883, 01 T V OF AUCKLAND. DRAINAGE NOTICE. TO OWNERS AND OCCUPIERS. ABERCROMBIK-StREET. Notice Is hereby given to Owners and. Oceu plops of Property in' Abordrombfo.street to Drain their respective properties into the Main Drain in course of construction. The preßont contractor for works in this street will oxooute the work by arrangpment. Fa%u; compliance with thia notice, «ho City Counoll will, iwder the provisions of "The Munipipal Corporationa Act." proceed with/th'o Drainage works deemed necessary, at the risk and cost of Ownera and G»m*w. p. a. philips. ! Town Clerk. Town Clerk"s Offlco, January 10th, 1883. ' C-iITY OF AUCELASU, DRAINAOB WORKS BANK-STBBEr ASO VCTOKIALANK. DKAINAGH VIKCENT LAMK IHTO QULLV. The City Council will receive Separata Tori, dera until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY, the Ist February, for above wo.fl<s, in terms of plana and speciflcatidhi} to he viewed at the offleo of flio Cltr Engineer. Counoll ChaAbere, High- BtfcseV The Conncil do not bind themselves to aooopt any tender. Tenders to bo endorsed respectively for work tendered for. F, A. rHlljI"O. Town Ctyrjrij Town Clerk's Office, January 20,1883, njTY OF AY 0 kTa ND, libbaries act. 1?69. and amendments the.rj;of, Notice la hereto given that It la the intention oltheCity Oounoilof Auokland on theßthday S February next (in terms oftho Rating Aoi 1876 and amendments thereof), to. make MW levy a yearly rate of One Half peony in tho Pound upon ftll Assessable P^Per^WjinjKo said City, under and in pursnance o( the provJ. Blons of the above Aots, payable m one earn 00 tffilth day of/ebfua^, 1883. at the City Conn oil Offleos, High-street, in tho said City. The Rate BooU la open for inspection, Py Order. PHILIPS, Town Clerk's Office. 25th Jannary, 1883. ~~ Tenders. , rjiENDERS wanted for tbe Lease ef the '■■XI Obnimerefal Hotel, HBrnUt-tu, for 6 or 7 years.B«iec »nnum. irornttare and Btook to bY taken at valuation. The Ooaohlutt Waot, c iher by Tklaailos, or wil be boU by anotifliv -lender*1 to' be >cut to uallr Brothers..Own ! liUrtgo, or J. Knox, Anotloneer, H&nilltor, pp c b«tore 7tli ifebruwy, marked, "ioaderto Hoe).



To Let, I^o LET, a House of eight rooms in St. Geoiga'B Bay Road—Apply on the uremia™, or to A. H. Hunter, Owen's Road, Mount Kden. rs\u LET, Cottage at New-»treet, Mount 1. St. Mary; rent low if taken for a term.— Apply T. Jenkins, Fort-street, or to W. Payne, Ponsonby. r g O LET, a Five.<iomed Uotlase in Pros " pect-street, near Ponsonby Hall; every convenience. —Apply W. G. Alleu, Clarenoe atreet, Ponsonby. TO LET, in AVakefield-street, Butcher's Shop, doing good business.—T. Useher, Queen-street, fg O LK.T, in Liverpool-street, a New 7 * Roomed House. — Apply to T. Belcher, Corn Store, Karagahape Road. v|So LET, aB-roomed House (kipished); 1 be<t poaltlonin town.—Apply ot'ab office - 1 OLKr, a Six-roomed House within ten T mlnuteii' walk of Past-office; good locality. —Apply No. M 9. Qrey-3troet. " 'no iET (Mouut Eden), a Comfortable I Five-roomed Cottage — furnished; good view.-Apply to H. Partington, House and Land Agent, Stitcb&ury's Buildings, rTVjT LET, a detached 7-room~House, J with wat r laid on and every con venter cc, garden, &c., altaato m Upper Pltt-etreet.- Apply. J»>. Oavles. Qrooer Pltt-»treet. r|U) LET (lurnished), desirable Cottage, I G*rde», Stable, Sec. (piano If wleliuol. Near Upper aymouds stn ot. Rent, SOa weekly. —Ad^rejn Mr H. STAHOffIcP. >|W LET, those Ollieei now in tbe oceu -1 putlon of Mr F. A White. Snorlland street. Slda entrance and Stable Aooommoda tlon. Pueaeßsioa given i«t Maroh,—Apply to John A. Maoleoa. at M, Murobie'Si Shortlano b treat.



rr\O LET, Grafton Koad, 5-roomed I House, Hj.Bt-Btreot, off fcymond aetreer. , £ix-w»mod House, VN oUloi?lonBlreet-Hou«u i Mid Bhop.— 3. V, Collins, Kama Coal Office, 16, • Qaean-n treat, ________ TO LET, Dublin-street, off Karangahape Road, 12-Horse Stable and Coach House, 1 Hay Lort. &o.; water laid in to Stable.—D. F. I Evans, Estate Agent, Queen - street, next ; " Herald" Office. ft'O LET, Shop and dwelling on Pon, V Konbf Road. TheßaHdlog la almost new and fitted wii- gas, w-ter, to1 Sea Good Shop , and D»olliD« IS room*); first clam position, ana is now occupied by Mr Crawford, Greontjrooar. ' Kent, 25a per track'- D. F. Kvans. Ratate Agent, Queen-greet. ___ rsp,o LET, a farm of 15 acres, with a I comfortable House and Out-buildings, on the Pah Road, Epsom. Very suitable far a training stable.—Apply to J. M. & J. Mowbray, Land Agents, 42, Queen-street. ___ raw LK.T- College Koad—A new and B splendidly flnlahed Shop and Dwelling ot 6 rooms, gas and water hild In, a first-class bn«l -nm position. Rent extremely moderate.- D. F. Kv«jdb. Kstete Agent, Qaeen-atreet, next "Herald, "office. ■ TO LET, College Koad (Leßter VUU).— Handsome Villa Residence qf 8 Rooms, Stable, Coach-house, &c. Every possible accom modation. All in flraPolaßS order.—D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent, Queen-street, next to " Herald1 Olllce. r 110 LtT, a comfortnblo B.roomed Bouse, J. elated roof: stable, boggy honse. and all necessary outbuildings, together with about lire aoreg Rood volcanio uraa" lond, titnated about halt mile from KUerallo Kail war Station, —Apply to J. B. Morpeth, No. 21. New Zea'nnd Insnraoee Bnlldingp. fVO LET, Kosenlicim near tbe Three I Lamps,'Ponsonby, a Villa Residence ot 10 rooms, magnifloent view of the harbour, and «j>posito coast, large and well-ventilated rooms, gits, water, and outbuildings, garden and orchard well drainsS, For a term to a good tenant—D. F. Gvans, Estate Agent, Queen- Btroet, next" Herald" Office. HOUSES TO LET, furnished and un furnished.—Apply R. R It. Dudor.Houea AuoDtß. l>ovcfli:art \[ OKTH SUUKK.—To Let, two Houses, -L7> eacfli 8 rooms; also, House of 7 rooms.— B. Tanner. 8, Queen-street. lIEvONPOKT, *OKTH SHOKK.— I r To Let or for Sale, a 8 roomed Cottaye, new. In a Rood position.—Apply X.KB, Under, Hoo»o and i-and Aiiintg .



BaKEU'S ritEMISES TO LBT.-An Old Bttabllshed Baketr. of IS ye-m etand ln« ant buulneis promises, situated In Viotm la atreet; oven newly le-built and water laid on, First-olaßs opening,—Apply t» Mr Stevenson, NeTsoo -atreet. oorne Of Baftcr-atreet. jIUUMEK QUEEN *ND SdoKT- Vy LAND-3TBKKT4 To Let or Bell, the balanoo ot my Leue of Vtdan or Shop, oorner of Qaeen and Bhortland streets. R. O. GRKKNWOOD. VEAKSI FIFTY YBAKa I TO IjKABE, for 60 yeara, a few oholce level Building Allotments, In tho most healjty part of Kden terraoe; annual rental, £o.— Aw>ly tet full particulars to W. DOWDBN, Auctioneer, Queen-street " • For Bale.



lilOft SALE, that WoU-known Buggy I? Hone, Merrjloßa; took fiwt priqe at the ABrtoßttnriU «kow. 1881-Apply R. Stewnton, H.wtoa Boafl. FOX SALE, a good secoad-hand Piano. —Vor parilouliM, and to view, apply J. Di-yhw. Qrooar, Pitt-street.) FKjHi"!ii.k, the Goodwill and stock-in- Trade of a Qgneral Store In Upper Queen street; the purchaser to havd'the option of buying or renting tlw promises; stock worth £100. Premlsoa worth £SW; £, 100 cash required. —Apply to ff< O. Ewlpgton. fj'OK. SAL*, a small Blacksmith's Kusi- V nose oloso to town. Apply for address, thlaolllce. • fjitilt S»L«. a 400 gallon Iron Tank; '" qnlto sow.—Apply J. Kn'ght, Butoher, 8c Mary's RtuuL Ponioibr. ._■ «J*O< SALE, the Lease and Goodwill of P ft Hay and Corn Store ajld-Jklivreo Shop in Ifrgf->.u«hov. o nu«M>o:ram n .iffr.Partloularß. mo LEASE OK FOR SAUefoiTeasy JL terms, suitable for dairymen and to those accustomed to cows, a Moat Deeirablo Farm ot 100 acres, with good Houso and necessary Out buildings j a navigable river forms one boundary: all fenoed and in grass. If sold, halt cash will bo takon. Good market in immediate nolgb. bourhooi.-For further particulars apply Wfiri, Gulliver, Eatate Agent, Ponsonby, gjl O B HAL X, r ALLOTMENTS. . STOKES'B POINT (Main Road): 41 x 231, «41. —AYONDALE : i acre (opposite aohool), £90.— CXJLLEGE ROAD: Allotment, 33 x 100, £6 per foot.-NOKTH SHORE: Flagstaff Road. 100 x 148, fi3OO.—BLLKRSLIE (oloaa to Station): 6G s 160, £1 per foot. EASY TERMS.-Albo, several deairablo Cottages, on teams to ouit purchasers. - LABOUR KXCHANOE ANP KSTAi'E AGENCY, High-street._A. T.^arter, Manager. PIANQ.-^For Salo, n good.toned Instru ment, in handsome walnut ease.—Mr "\VnJker, R,usßel)-strcet, Great North Hoad fcamo on door). ■ ' • _^ " ' i.. ■ ' . " * WBVf CASTLE QOAL OBBAPHR TJHAN i oo A L riO A,h. Now diEohugiiig, ex albekx thb good, gqq ton.s bbßt household, At Yeby Low Kate^, Gr» & We WINSTJONB, CUbllOMttOU SK-EJ I'RItKT. 'j»ANK». TaSSsT TASKS. FOR BAlii (now Hndlnfi), 400-6ALLON IRON TANKS, H. KLUOTT. Afterk-Btreot. Gazette in tian&ruptoy IN THE BUPKKMB COUBT OF REW ZEAIiAND, NORTHERN OISrBICT, IN BANKRUPTQY- In the matter of « Tho Debtors and Credi tors Aot, 1826." and the Acts amending the ijne,' and of the Bankruptcy of Richard George, a Debtor. . This Is to notify that Riohard George.; pi Auckland, in the Provincial District of Atiok land. and Colony of New Zealand, Butcher, and latterly a Hotelkeeper, has this day fllea. a statement that ho is unable to meet hia engage ments with his Creditors; tho FJret Meet&g of Creditors to bo he^d at the'Suprenla Courtr hoaße, Auckland,, on FRIDAY, tho 2nd day oi Fobruary: 18S3, at 11 o'clook In the forenoon, Dated. tkls26th flay of January. JBB3, ' Q. W. BASJJRY. Deputy Keglstrar, WM. CO^BMANI Queen-street, SoUwor ior the Bankrupt. Shipping. . •. a,-i. Til O B NOKT HERN JP WAIKOA, •"■■■^l The Sohooner ANNIE WILSON Will sail fef sthe above pott on or about Jan. SI. For freight, So, apply to K. MITCHBLSON b 00. M|H t O X SYDNEY. 4^^^SS^ Tha Fr'santma MWP YOUNG DICK "^•^■■•" wi'l sail on or aboot SATOR DAY. 3rd February. For freight or pauage rdolt to Jan. 26.1853. M. NIOCOL, Agenfc tejSrev E HyHAKATANK, AND K[ii»V OPOTIKLL-Tho Eetoh Vknos' r^WjiSsSS?- will leave the Wharf for above iSS^sM-MOR«Off NiaHT. °*««^^SK^FrelKhi or passage, apply on loud. • •■ ■ ■' ■ "



Lost and Found. 1 f\S. REWARD. - Lost, from New _, v/ m'lrke^, a Spaniel Pup (log).—Anyona returning to William Bogi{ will receive tho above reward. j LOST, at North Shore, on Saturday last, Lady's Parasol.—Finder please return to MrMays's Store. LOST, one of my Legs some time ago. Please call at Northcote Hall on Regatta Night.—James Elder, Champion One-leg Gym nast. LO& I', fiom Grey-street, a Large Browa Retriever Dotr.—Finder rewarded on te turnlng same to Mr Moore. Bootmaker, 105, Grey-street; I OST, a Bay Hack (^elding) with blick I J po>nts, tail cut Equale above huchs v, hue itir on forehead.—Auyono bringing; htm to Alex. Lamb, Hemucra, will be suitably re warded. LOST, from Grafton Koad, a small Dark Scotch Terrier Pup.—Finder rewarded on returning dog to Capt. McGillivray. Graf ton Road.__ . , LOBTr~2sth -inst., between Eogland street, Ponsonby, and Free Library, Jet and Gilt Brooch. r Finder please kindly leave at S»:ar Office. ' ajiuUND, a Mouse-coloured Greyhound. " Owner can have same by paying ex penses.-Apply W., care of A. Noble, New market. FOU>D, all my old Friends at North cote Hall on Regatta Night. - James Elder, Champion Ohe-leg Gymnast. IfOUfll), on Saturday last, a Grey ? hound Doflf. Owaerap,lf to Hollamn and Butler Victorla-Btreet. IC not olalmed by 27th Inat,, will be Bold. Demonstration. "CIIGBT UOUEB DEMONSTRATION. ANNIVERSAKY DAY, JANUAkY 29. PROOR&MUK.



A PROCESSION op WORKING MEN, Accompanied by 'Xwo KItABS Binds, Will leave the Fire-bell foot ot Grej-Btreeet, at 9 o'oloolc, and prccaed to the Domain, the route being Oueen-Btreet, Customhouse-street, Albert street Vlotorla street, Hobson-stroet, Earongß hfipe Rosd, B>inoads-atreot, Kyber Pais, and GroftQn Road. The various trades and eeotions of labour will march aider their own banner or flag, eaoh man having a Demonstration Ribbon in his battoa hole. On arrival at the Domain, the Prooesalon will enter at once, and. the general publlo after wuds, on payment of One Shilling, or the pro duotlon ot a Demonstrulon Ribbon, THE SPORTS Will commence at H o'clock Bhtvrp, In which are inolude^ THE GREAT OBSTACLE BACK, - THR BIOYCLK RACK, THE DBMON3TBATION HANDICAP; And Numerous Other RAOHS. SHE BEST PRIZES IN MONttY, PLATE, ETC., AND MOBHi KNTRIffiB THAN EVKR BBEN OO^IPETEIJ FOB IN AUCKLAND. . . On the conoluslon ot the Bporte, tho Proces sion w ill reform, proceed by the nearest route to tbe Fire-bsll, and disperse. . ' H. MIDDLXTON, Hon. Seo. ij-»I6HT HOUES DiEMONSTRATJON. RIBBONS. Parties Savine Rlbtona on Pale are requested t9 hanrt in >ho>e nnto'.d and the money to me on aATUKDAY HVBNINQ. the 27W. at the Worslng Men's Club, from 7 to 9 o'clock. v H. MIOOLKtON, Hon. Beo. T^IGHT HODKS DEMONSTRATION. RIBBOSS. Is each, antltiltg Weamr to walk In Praooialon and Admissloa to iho Domain Grounds, may hi had from any Memb«r of the Committee, »t the w orklne Menu Club, or the Chairman (Mr Hetlop), corner ot Klliott and Darby-streets. H. MIDDLKTON. Hon. goo. Begatta. A UCKLAWD ANNUAL KEGATTI. Time foi receiving Entries for RacOß Noa. 1, 18,16,18,10, and 20, has been Extended till nine o'olock THIS (Friday) EVENINQ, tho WCb, instant. The undersigned will be at the Waltemata Hotel between 8.30 and 8 p.m. to reeeivo Entries. ROBT. E. ISAACS, ii ; . Hon. Sec. .



A UCKL&ND ANNUAL REGATrA. JtaL . MONDAY, 29th JANUARY, 1883. ' The p.a, ENTKR-PIttSK will beln attendance, at Qucen.-atreet Wharf on MONDAY, tho 29th Instant, to convoy Tiokot-holders to end from the Flagship, , Tickets tor admission to Flagship can be t>rn. cured nn t.hn wi>~-» xKjrr.if.ccia.aXuS, Hop.S«C A IJ C X LAND UEG ATT A, NOTICE. To prevent Overcrowding, Admission on board the ANNIE WILSON on Regatta Day will* by Ticket only. MITOHELgON . . 1- . ; j AUCKLAND REGATTA AND TAKAPUN* BACKS. J A N V A Bt V 29TH. The North Shore ia the p Ay place to wltcew both eveatn. The Kerry Compsuij'a Boats will run every U minntop, Itbtnrn Fares— idults. Sixpence*; Chlldien (unrtt-r 13), Ilttlf-prloo ; Do. (under 6J, f iqi. ' No cargo received on Monday alier I «.m. : 4. B, U. HAKHK, Tiafflo Manager. AU CKLAND-.U B ITKD BBIdKLAYKEB1 BOCOIEXY. The Membera et the above Sioiety are re qaented to meet at tho W»rW»« Men's Olub on MONDAT, Janaary 29, at 8.30, a.m. to t.ke part In the Klght Hoore Demon»tratl"n Vtfi: M>lan. which leaves the Flra-bell, junotlop ot Qaeen ann Grey-stf o^is, at SI »,h}, KDW^SD LBYDON;,; Soorotary, rv\ BMP E R ANCE HALIi, JL Ooarner Victoria and Albert-streets, REGATTA NIGHT! REGATTA NIGHT! Grand Opening Night of 0. Rol. Rolyat'a AUSTRALIAN VARIETY TROUPE, In their SparkHng Entertainment, the "SMILING SUNBEAMS," A medley of Lovo, MII3IO, Mirth, Mischief, and Ventriloquism, censlsting of 12 Pathetio and, Comic Characterißtio Duets and Songs. Doftbje, Long Shoo and Sailor's Hornpipe, Viaptrllo-. quiam, the Comical Life-sized Dolls, Conjuring Tricks (moat marvellous), tho Slde-splitttas Farce, " Sambo's Ghost,'"-tho wholo to. conclude with a Select Basl ; Comio Oharactw Songs between the dftn^es,' Onehukqa Mabqnw HALt.-February 6th (TUSSP.AV), RolJ'at's Main and Female Min strel Scene, " The Smiling Sunbeama," and a goleotßaU. , ' Meetings PKOYINCIAL QKAND LODGE NOHTHISLANB OF Nil W ZEALAND, SCOTTISH CONaritUTION.-lihe Qnartetly Uommnnlostlon ot above Lodge will bo hold In FrJoraaionT Hall On TUKbUAY KVENINS, 59th lnßfc, at 7.8S p.m. AU Master Masons are Invited to attend.- M. NICCOL, P. 0., Secre tary.— AuoMand, January 26,1853, j^KICKSTEKS A^D OTHERS, A Meeting at the United Service Hotel is called forJOESDAY, SMh, 7.30. HitmnKa: To Consider a telegram re & Visit froth a Tnranakl Eleven, W, W< ROeiNSON. p c s 1 H » B me ipr.. The Meeting re Forming; Club at Oan&lndV St. Mosgo Cure la pjarPQNED to, xiiuns- DAY next, let Felnuory, I rw, jmiSHEtt COMPANY (LIMITED). Ibe First General Meeting of the Share hollers In iho above Company win be held ca tbo ffst Janu«bt, in the Now Offices o( the com P . B y. B tn 9 .«D, aj/soRT. n Beo»t»ry. ipOR SALE, Mount Ede.o, new and I 1 hanaeome gable entJed Villa, containing Broomp, aonllerj, waab-bouae, large olsttrn, &C, fitted with register, kitopen range, cup beards fto. Good position. m»la road frontage, very desirable fraehold allotmen*, abont 60 by sno.' PHce, J5550.-D. V. Kvstß, Katatd Aoent, n?xt" Herala " Office, Queen-.rfKet. (661)



Publio x\otices. ISSOLTJTION. — All the Boots and Shoes must and will be Sold at Great Reduction.—J. White, Parnell. QEA SICKNESS cured by using Apo- O morphia as directed; ls.-C. W. Goodson, London Arcade. QUA CKYSTAL SPECTaULKS.-T. B. Hill »:ess to inform hia friends who have bson waiting for Bpaotscles that hia new Shipment, par ffamenoth. are to hand. DIBBOL¥TI'»N. —The whole lot of Drapery and Fancy Good must be Cleared at some price.—J. White, Parnell. LADIES Silk, satin, and Caahnier* Dolmans, etcr, all tailor eat, saantltully made, tastefully trimmed; loweßtremunerative prioes. - W. Petty. Ladies' Xatlor. opposite *rmy and Navy Hotel V| JtWS' sHIKTS, Is 9d; Flannel Shirts, I** 2s 9d; Black Casmere <44in.), it 6d: Coloured Table Cloths, 3s: Unbleeched da, from & 9d; Large do., ss. Trimmed Hats-No reasotfaulo offer refused for trimmed and un trimmed hats. - Mrs Whitehead, Milliner, Newton. ALL persona having any Claim against £% Mrs Skefflagton, lately residing In Auck and, are requested to send particulars thereof o the undersigned on or before SATURDAY, the 27th instant. FREDERIC W. BROOKFIELD. Colonial Bank Buildings, Auckland. | January 22,1883. WISW ZEALAND TIMBEK i? COMPANY (LIMITED). l Notice is hereby given that the Transfer Books w "i,6?rSS?Sft Crom FRIDAY, the 26th January, to THURSDAY, the Bth February, both days inclusive. W. PERKINS, Secretary. ROBERT J. SOUSTEK, Builder, Joiner, anp carpenter, NORFOLK-ST., Ponsonby. Estimates Supplied for every description of work connected with the trade. Office and Shop Fittings, Alterations, Additions, and Repairs, with all kinds of Joiners' Work, at Lowest Rates. A Post-card will ensure prompt attention. ■JWOTICE OF REMOVAL.



MATTHEW HENDERSON, ARCHITECT, Hlflll STOBKT. COKNKU CF. VDIOAN LAMB. TTVISSOLUTION OP PAKTxKRSHIP. Notice is hereby riven that the Partnership beTween H. and 3. WHITE, BUTCHERS AND DRAPERS, Pahneh, has this day been Dis solved by mutual consent. MR H. WHITE will carry on the Butchery Business, and will receive and pay all Accdunts in connection therewith. MR J. WHITE will continue tho Drapery Bußineaa, and will receive and pay all Accounts conneoted therewith. This Dissolution to date from January 11th, Slcfnod H- WHITE, falgnea |j WHITE ; Witness: Sam, White. 'V, SIBBIN AWD BkOWN, COMMERCIAL & GENE A.L, PRINTERS, 05, queen-st., auckland, Three Doors above Waitemata Hotel. THOS. SIBBIN and CHAS. BROWN have the honour to intimate that they have entered in,to partnership as Commercial and General Printers, and have opened business at the ad dross above. In, resppctfnUy soliciting a share of your favours, we would assure you that no effort will be spared upon our part to exeoute your orders wjth, Neatness, Accuracy, Promptitude, «n,d Economy. As regards the first- .three essentials, we have only to state that we wore" both triflnod by the late Mr William Atkiri'.-ot High street, in his well known habits ot gonotuauty and general excellence of work.. iut expenses are very light, and ot this we shall g;ive our customers the advantage, making our prices as low as possible. ■ Any work of a private or secret ©h&raoter I may bo entrusted to S. & B. with perfect confi dence, as none but themselves are engaged m its production. T. * H. "0 O O X E, i 44 AND 46, VICTOMA-STBERT, Beg to draw tho attention of Ladies arid Gentle men furnishing to their LARBE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF ■ptIRNITXIRE,



comprising Drawing and Dining-room Suites, Iron and; Wood Bedsteads, Wardrobes with tlflss panels. Sideboards, Cheffoniers, Hall fables and Hatstands, Office Tables, Chimney and Toilet Glasses, Dining Tables, Cane Chairs in great variety. Toiletware, Drawers, Wash stands, &0., &c. pARPKTS, including Brussels, Tapestry, Kidderminster, and Felt Carpets, Hearthruga, Coir and China Mattings, Stair Carpets, Linoleum, Floorcloth, Door. Mats, Wool Mats, Bed-room Ruga, Sea. T»EDDING " of all kinds and of the best quality. Hair, Wool, Flock, Cocoa Fibre, and Flax Mattresses, Sprißg- Mattresaes, including the Patent Wire wove Mattress; Feather Beds, Bolsters,' and Pillows; Ivapok Beds, Bolsters an/3 Pillows, and Pal liasses, ' -■ , T. & i.~COOKE, ii AND 48, VICTOniA-STREET. [Factory, EUlott street.) ! •yALENTIJ<BS 1 Vawntin«S. \ ,' ' .., At N. G. LKNNOX'S, 100, Qdebn-st. (Cate Kdw»rd *«!•*__„_ —:- CHOICE^kSSORTMINTn^F COMIC VAtEKTINCB ! CoMIO VALENTINES 1 BBNTIMKST4.Ii VILKMTISBB 1 SIKT.IHBNTAL VtLBNTINES t ÜBB»Ut, ViLBNTIJItB ! USEFUL VtIBNTIHKS ! SATcnaTOl SATonars! Etc., IjWEBKD AT OLKAIUSTOK PRIOBj TO EKffKOr A RBAOT SAli^ Csbap School Slates, Cheap Scb;oox. KxEaoisa Books,. Cheap School Oopt boors, OHSiP SCHOOr, DIjCIIONABISSv Obbap Soaooti K«*diko Books, OHSAP SCSOOti RHQUISIX'Ka OF KVSBV DESOBIPIION AT OLEABaNOK PRIOEB^ AT JM, It. Jlj k n n o x"s, (Uta Edwara. Wayte's), W, QOBKN-STREKT, AUCKLAND. VTm. McArthue & Co., AOOKLAND, TO DBALBRB IN FANCY GOODS, BARTBKNWABB, CHINA AND QLA, AND QENUBAL SItJKKEKICPKTO Plain and Fancy Stationery Porfuraory and Toilet Soajw Brnshware and Combs Table and Pocket Cutlery B.P. e,nd KM. Goods Iron Badateadß ; - Mlirorc Md Funoy iTurnUura Clocka, W atohoa, «.nd Jowellorj Tobacco, Oigrars, aad Pipes Musiool Inairarucnta Earthenware, Chins, and GUuso Vewa, Flower-Btande, &o, Parian Ware, Plotures Pnnes, Hand Bora, and Baskets Orioketlca: Appointments Lawn Tennis and Badminton . Arohery and Croquet Indoor Games, Toys, &c\,



HOVKLTIEB FOR OHRISTMAB, T Q ¥ f\ H £ S T, AND ' WINE, MEAT, AND FISH SA.B"B ; COMBINE!*. Sample, No. 1 Quality, on View at FISHER & OO'S, (LIMITED), At UNION SABH & DOOR COB. OFFICE. Oustomb,onee-street Rest; FAOTORY-Meohmloa' Bay, , PKICE £8 109. od. Sample?. Noa. 2 ana 3 Qaallt?, SMrtlJ ttt Vlflw UNION SrEAM SAW. MOULDINO, SABH , AND DOOR COMPANY (LIMITED). ANNUAL QTOCK rifAKING. our warehouse: WIM, BE CLOBED FOR STOCK , TAKING THB LAST THRBBS DAYS.OB" THB PKESKNT MONTH. tap It 1« requested tha* »H Aooounts against the Company be promptly rendered. KBMI'THOBNB. PROSBER & COS. NEW ZEALAND DRU3 CO. (MMITKD). t^x p T I o X Ji 1 accounts against the estate of the late Mr Chabkb MiJOR must b&tent in to me befoie Bora of Satusday. the STih JaNaißY Instant, and ail accounts dee to th« estate must b» paid tim«. before that f.a'e, othsrwJaethey will be I tuaA fcr. | - WM, THOHNU. « , Solicitor to ■h'jK.tsts.



Publio Notices- I A FEftCING CLASIS for a few Gentle t r\. mea win be oonjmflueedon IUE jDAY, 33th Jnuuary, in the Qrominar Soaool, bymood*. etpeet.-j. P. BIRLKy, late Grenadier Gnatds. Instiuotor. " ' JPE^IAL TINCTDKE of Podophyllum >. *H.Ct>«KßadßUiHeal«otieatcmoe, IS. •^y. w. Goodeon l onoan Arcade £JOSPITAL MAJNAGJiMEfIT. BLHCriON oF~GOVERNOB9. Ik Is hereby nntißoii thatthefollowing Hentlii inßn have been nominated to' oleotlon an ?, On? rllor9 M,t """ -*«okland H^pltal, and Hnb f-i I? wIU ??Ye Pos^d to them to-day Vos la« whloh must be returned to m-. by noon o± TOESUA* next. 30th in ß t. Jf. fr<m any cause, a Subscriber does not receive » JjH-r he oon obtsln one oa application at my J. O. KIRIH TUOMiS HiACOOK K. A. MACKKOUNIK J VMK3 McCOiH CbARE J KIO.VKY KaNDO G. W. OW*N " KKEUKhIOKHRKINS (i J. &.TOLU DO.VALO KKMPT r. G. SWINQTON. _^ Hon. Seoreiaiy. JpARTNEKSHIP KOTICB. HR EDWIN HOHNBBY data of Uessrg T I and s. Morrln) has be?n admitted n Putaer in my butinojs, whloh will tie carried on under tho Firm ot " LAURIE & HORNBBY." W. S. LAOHIff, Auokland, 25th January, 188?. tpIBHER & COMPANY (LIM(TED).' Tho Transfer Books of I he above Companr wilt be f )loted from J»« DihY 87th to Febhcuey 6tb, both I'aya inolusiVil. H. J. BORT. Saoretarr. ASSIGNED ESTATE OF K. KUMMKB & CO. Notice to Creditorß In hereby given that all Cialuiß i»kulj Bt the above k ttato cot yet proved muet be sect to Mr n. K. Davis, No. v, Sohorffa BuUdlngß. hetore S 4TURDAX; 27th UMt,, as no Cialm will bs entertained after tnat date. The First and Final Dividend will be payable at the office of Mr K. K. Duvis on MONDAY. Wh February, 1883. • ' ■' ; ) : EDWARD LEWIS, )«,„„,,„-: HERMANBHOWW. | Ttnataf* .



Persona1. \\r ILL all thoec Ladies and Gentlemen T T who so kindly purchased Tickets fop my Concert on Regatta Night, bring thorn to the Northcote Hall, and they will be rewarded —Miss Rosa Lydiard. Fancy Goods, &c. Selling Of f ExTKAOUJOINARY, Baslneca oalUng ub to Hngiand, wo aie compelled TO SACRIFICE *HB WHOLB OF OUK STOCK, VALUE ? £4000, ; . And oompHof »k the moat varied assortment pt Gooflajn the Colon;, OVfcR 1700 DISTINCT AMIOLKB is ■ GLAS3, CHINA, . KARTHBjSWAIiE,. TABLE ' AND FOCKBT UUTLUBY, BI^KOTEO FLAffE, HARDWARE, lEONMON- : «EEV, BRUSHWABE, '-- y- ,_ vases, & mksg^ :::^ goods, ti In fact, the thousand and one attlolßß Ot domestic see and ornament. ■JL'hß pnbl'e may rely that this is a '•>. POSITIVE AND GENUINE BALE, Onr only object IB a BPBBDX CLEARANCE. it : To Storekeepers, and i Hawkers this is c splendid opportunity. Hnndrcda ot Trade Lota, also 57 Original Paokages ol Glasß, Chios, &o» mnst be oleared. • ■ - TilE SALE HAS COMMENCED, •;.•■■ :-.,..■.; I..1;'. ■'■' ■'--■' '.■ "i And will continue nntU '-' ■ -■-'"'■ THE WIIOLK IS I«SI'a3SB OV. , - The Direct Supply Storib, 249j QOBKN - STBEKT,* . Opposite Olobo Bras. , . ' i iioaraana itoaiaencs. COMFORTABLE Board and Boeidence yj In a quiet ra^jeotahla Ismily, In Newton • twma njoderate,-rw tddwaa apply »t Wa omoo, • ' *« • • .'• ■■ ■ . ..„; Jaareaa Mr H. Btir Office. |»OAKD AND REsIDaNCE, Vincebt- JLf street (flre floors from Cook-street). Terms moderate. ■ ; '-■■■ ■. ■-■_ PRIVATE BOARD AND RBSl- DENCE.—Vacancies for Two or Three Gentlemen at Mrs Carey's, corner ot Cook and Kelson streets. Terms Moderate. ■■ C^yMFuRXABLE APAttTMEN'm lor J Ladies daring their accouclmient; qnlet nes3 and attention. Terms madftrate.—Apply Mrs Boyle, Upper Quoen-street (3rd bouse above \ Heath's store). ;,. .. ■■,;.;: rVoVJSKNOR : BROWNE HOTEL, » \JT HOBSON-STRKfiT. / ■ Board and Lodging ..,,.203. per Week. Sinslb K00m..,.................255. per Week. OLD CLUB PRIVATE BOABDIISG HOUSE. Eden Orescent, Auckland, within three minutes, walk of the Railway Station. Wharf, Post offlco. Supreme Court-house, and Banks.—First-class Accommodation for Visitors! ' from the Coast and Country Districts. Apart meets en suite for Ladloa and Families. Plunge and. Shower Baths. Letten and telegrams addressed: °< the Manager, 015 Club Private 1 Boarding House, Eden Crescent, A\\okland,wlU receive prompt attention. ■ : ■';. '■• £ N.T N t» R H • U » JR. Bbaob Road, Devonpobt. .' A dollehtfally situated Marine RgeMenoet commanding an extensive view ot t!te harbaur, city, and suburbs; conveniently located between the Victoria and Devonport wharves. Byeri comfort and convenienco tor visitors and board; Terms moderate. jnq. ovrea Booleaiaatlca). *



WESLEYAN METHODIST' OONHBBKNCUB. Lay resresentattvea are reminded that ton ohf on Is provided for them at Lome-street Hall ' ' at One o'clock each day (exoept Sstotdai) o£ Conference SHUde1. - XVEBLEYAN METHODIST CON TT FSRttNOK. Ordin»tloßiSarv)oo— Pitt-Btreet Chnrob, Fridwr. 26thtaBt.. at 7.30 p.m. i^ Annxwl Gathering—Wetiloyan Snnday Bcbeol Union, Pltt-Rtreet Church, finnflny, Sth Ins*., at 3 p.m. Canfenaoo Finnic (at Et Hollltrt Bay)<and Dr. Stopheneon'B Leotite—Mondar. SSth lust- For lull panioolara Bee adTertlsemeota, Church Building and Loan Fand—Pattio Meet- Ins, Pltt-atreet Charoh, Tuesday, 30th, at/ T.Bo<p.m, . ; . ■ , j; Oonferenoe I^oturo —Hoy. 3m. Btiry. Pitt. sheet Charoh, Wednesaar, Slat, at 758 p.m. Conven»tlonal Meeting—Pitt-street Churolit Thursday, Ist February,.at 7.30 p.m,' ■:>• .7^ QT. SEPULCBRE'S. — The AbbubJ kJ Distribution of Prizes to Sunday Soliolar* • will take place lc the Sohool-hotue THIa RVKN [NO (the 26th:instant;, at 7.30 p.m.. Parents and: friends ar« invited. - . jfloney^ INDUSTRIAL AN » BttOVIDEST PERMANENT BSIIiDXNG. LAND; AND INVESTMENT 80.0 IK*X OB1 AUCKLAND.. INVESTMENT AHD DEPOSIT: DBPABTMBNT. ' All Invcßtine Shares Issued during the ement month pSrtiolpato In the Annual Division of Deposits fixed for a term ot 6 mouths are ra ,,- Deposits, nxed for a term of 12 months are re ceived at 7 per cent. ;■ interest payable halt ■Jßeatl^i;-/■ BORROWING DEPARTMENT^ , This Society fidvancee, on approved. FtMißoiat and Leasehold Property..to tho oxt*mt,ol Siree fonrthji of _the value. Borrowers may pay oil!' part or use -whole of their Mortgage at any time,, and after two years currency without notice on fine. ' : Borrowers participate, in Surplus Profit. FINES Not Enforced in Cases of Siob» ness or Want op -Employment. Tho Reduced Scale of Re-payments, and any further particulars required, may be obtained: at the Society's Offices, corner of Queea-fitreet and Vulcan Lane. GKORGE FRASEB, Manager, j£?l £\ '*'O £10,000.LENTob Bnilding 3& X V fioolety, prindpleaj or on other ienu to suit borrowers. Allotments boognt < •nd Houses built on' weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiate:). See JJst at Properties for B*ie oa 4th pafif. Slxperoens. allowed on mosey deposited tor lnrtsimeat.— C WiKUMpoS,' Land, Fstnte. .".nd FioanqlaJ Agent end Valcatrr.-S Tu*fan Lane,' ■