wanting to prevent the case remaining in doubt, and he maintained that the evidence given for tha prosecution failed to estab lish that ingiedient, without which aver dictcaild not be returned. Be thorefore with confidence a«ked them to return a verdict of " Not guilty." The Crown Prosecutor then addressed the jury. Ke pointed out in the firat instance that no previous improprieties on Mrs Ehrenfried's part could condone the prisoner's conduct on the 21st December, or imply coiisent on her part. Even, if she liad'coiscntatt on the 14ih, 16th, or IStli, that' would not bo sufficient to prore that her content was given on the 21st. But Ibe fact of auy previousl impropriety bavins taken placa was strtngly denied, and the whole of the facts surrounding the circum stances of the 21st, gainsaid the supposition that the prisoner came by arrangement to the house on the 21st instant, or that h!s advances were not repulsed. In Older to believe that a conspiracy had been made to entrap the prisoner, it would have to be believed that tho whole of the wit nessei for tha prosecution were con spirators, and that they calmly come lor ward io order to perjure themselves, fcuch a theory was iocrcdible. Those witnesses had told a plain consistent narrative, which formed very ttronjt evidence, while that of the defence was of tho flimsiest possible caaractev—the statements of a gosstpping, gnrriious sirl, the chance words aaid to have been overheard by a stranger, and some private letleri of a vague character. Tbe defence was simply one of innuendo. He ooDfidently looked lot a verdict for his client. As we goto press the Judge is summing up. Tho verdict is expected to be given this evening. _ ArJOUBHED.*-Tb» Crown Prosecutor applied for m adjournment; of th» heating of tbe charge against Wrigbt till next s'ss'on en tbegiouod of the pr«s.«c's ill htaltb. His Honor decided io atjoura the case till Tact day.

A Tbame* telegram to is afternoon fays : "The exoitement over the result of the Gudg^oa trial is intense. The general opinion is in favour ot acquittal."

WESLEYAN CONFERENCE'

Afternoon Session.

AT the afternosn session of the Wesleyan Conferencs yesterday, the results of th» examination of students at the Wealey College were tead by the secrstary. It was repotted tbat out of a possible 1,000 marks Mf Marshall took 960, aad was very highly commanded Mr Malher, cut of a possible 900 toalc 340. Bnh centlemen were appointed to circuits.— It was agrwd that the probationers for the Native Miniatiy be continued on pra bation as follows: Kamtk*. fifih year; Horei te Kurei and Wi Hareaa. fourth yars- M. L. Watti, third; Haurakl Paul imd Firipi Koke.a, the fi.st yeai>-Ou tbe motion of the Secretary, a Btard of Examiners for the conduct of the proba tioners', studests', and candidates' ex araWtioos for 18S3 were appointed. The Key. G. Bond was appointed extminer in English Bible, Key. W. Gittosin Ma->ri, and the Rev. the Kx-Presideni and the K«v. J. Williams to conduol the literary and theological examinations of th* c-mdidates. The gentlemen who eximinedin oiher sub jects la9t yearwwe re-app-inted. It was also agteed that certain ministers in and around Auckland bo nppointid to deliver lectures to the English students in Three King 3 College duri«g tho protout year oa sacred hermanntics, systematic theology, ecchsiastlcal history, and mental and moral scic»c». Mewrs Keid and M»rley, dopitation to the Primitive Methodi.t Conference, gavo a veibal report oftbeir vi«it. They were Very cordially received, and ultimate Methodist union rof.rred to Jn tbe address. While they all considared the end one to be sought and prayed for, there were many things to bo considered befora organlo union could be eflccted. Half-past ten o'clock was the hour fixtd for receiving tho Primitive. Methodist diputation to-day, and Meiers Buddie and Beny wero appointed to re spond to the fraternal greetings. A proposal to altar the form W a quastfon in the examination of ministerial character form, "Dosa ho baliovo and preach our doetiinefr?' to "Oo you believe and preach our.dootrinei?'1 was negatired, QBWSATICOT SBBVICB.

Tho or<Jl»otlo« servlca was held last eren'Dg. Six young men were ordained to the work of th» ministry by th« impojitio* of hands, and tho invocation of God's bless ing npon their labour*. The nainss of those set fully ap»rt to vhe work were : Messrs Aberneihy, Dellow, Hudson, [jilt, Bpenco, and P. Willa. The President spoke of the gr«at solemnly of the work to which thosa yo»ng mea were about to he.satjapart. Ho c tiled upon e*ch in turn to sta<e tofore the meeting the account of their conrernon, call to the .work, and present experience. These queries having b-en satisfactorily amwered, the Pienident offered prayur, and afterwardi asked the congregation to unito ia silent prayer. This having been done, the candidates Wfre ordained ky the im> position of hands, the President, ex- President, Secretary, with the Eev«. T. Buddie, A. Reid, and W. Morley taktig put therein The ex-President (Mr Jas. Taylor) proceeded to deliver the ordinary charge, taking for his text I. Timothy, c. iv., 6 -"A good mini»ter of Je-us Chris."

This Morning's Session.

It was resolved to allow accepted candi-. dates to take seats outside the bar of the Conference during its sitting. The Hots. I)umb»ll and Guy were cordially receded as a deputation from the Primitire Metho dist District Meeting; and Key. Dr. Stephensou gave an addres», touohing on the Salvation A'niy and its relation to Weslejanism. After transacting some rou tine business, the Conferance adjourned till the afternoon.

CITY SCHOOLS COMMITTEE.

Thb first meeting of the new Committee was held last evening. Present j-Messrs Campbell (in the chair), Aley, Brame, Warburton, Ryan, Thwai'es, and C*rr.— Mr Campbell was elected chairman, and Mr Carr treasurer for the ensuing term.— On the merion of the Chairman, seconded by Mr Carr, it was decided to invite tenders for repairs to schools for 12 months from March next, supply of material, cleaners, firewood, coals, stationery, ana. also for a secretary for the City Schools Committee.— The following were ap pointed -.—High-street and Wellesleystreet, Missis Aley and Biame; Beresford street, Messrs Kyan and Warburtpa; NelEon-street, Messrs Thw sites and Carr.— Particulars of the scholarship examination were read, and it was agreed that members ot committee should meet on Tuesday morning and visit the various school, marling at High-street school at 9.30 a.m., in order w present certificates of proficiency t> the successful cand dates, lhe Board of Education forwarded a memorandum stating that if the Training College couW not be accommodated in the large room, NO, 3 girls' room would have to bs secured foi their use. . It was aaraed to tend a reply stating that there w insufficieat accommodation lor the scholars, aad suggesting that a separate hall should be secured for tha Training College. This, it wa» remarked, was the express wl»h of the householder, and the committee hopid tosee and receive favourable considerations. —Mr Aley moved, "That in future tb.9 committee meet In the Wellesley-stteet school library. fbo question was, howerer, postponed until next meeting. ' ..

WORKING MEN'S CLUB.

Taa annual meeting of members of the above was held last evening, Mr Peter Dignan presiding. Thescml ainual balance, sheet showed :-July 1. balance, £39 l6a2J; rec«ipts and rent, "£771; salj of satplua furnltur*, £5; total, £816 16, 2d; M penditsre: Bar, restauraaf, gas, water, tent, etc., £755 11s 8d j by balasce, £60 4a '6d; total, £815 16j 2d. Iha capital aecomt for the tear, was : -As-et* : Cash m bank, £60 4s 6d; value in stocfc, £37 Us. 9d; i f urnituife, £325 83; leiwe and improvements I £160; subscriptions Hue, £8 13*; total. SsSll2s 3d. Liabilities ; Amount of loan, r £100; cunent account, £226 103 6d; "due oa improvements, £48 - 10s; balance, £206 11s 9d; total, £581 12s 31; A supplen c itary balatce sheet to date Showed an endebteduessof £100 on perman ent debt and £156 o» account^ The report havino b'en adopted the election of elheera was proceeded with. Mr Cigß»n was ro •elected ptesident, Mr Mawhall Vice Presi dent, and Mr Ridings treasurer. The fol lowing wero oleetfd committee men :- MeasriStoke', H. T.yw, P. Birly, Duncan McDonald, X. Melrille, MqLeod, and G. Allen. It was decided to mwease t&e secretary's ealary to £40 per annum. . The meeting then took a convivial turn ana •several social hours were spent.

TELEGRAMS.

I (FBOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, j EUSSBLL, this day. Sailed : Mariner, for Auckland, and s.s. Ida, for Puerua. The Union s.s. Co. have graated the Regatta Committee the MDgarooma as 11 g>hip. COROMAn DEL, this day. The Karangn hive lodged 18Sozs. ldwt. melted gold. 1 For the County Council election, Mr B ackmoro and Dr. Hovoll have been nomi nated. The poll takes place on Friday next. Great interest U taken in the elec tion, THAMES, this day., [ Sharemarkct, 12.30 : Cross, sellers 6a; London, buyers 3s Gd ; Mariner, sellers 6s, buyers 53 3d; Imperial, last night 54°, to-day 54a, sellers 52a, buyers 54s ; Queen of Beauty, 25i; Seymour, sellers 2», buyerj Is 9d.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

(E&UTEa'S TELEGRAMS ) (Received January 27,1.30 p.m.), ILLNESS QF M. DUCLE&C. PAKIS, January 26. M. Duclerc, president of the Council of Ministers, U seriously indisposed. HEAVY RAINFALL. hYJ^jBEY, Saturday (11 a.m.). It has been raining here since seven . o'clock this morning, and it is possible the international cricket match may not be resumed to-day. TdE CRJiSWICK MIMIJSG DISASTER. MfiUJOUKNE, this day. Tho coroner's jury have found that the Creiwick mining accident waa due to an error of judgment on tbe part of Mr jNicuolls, mine manager, in conse quence of a mistake in survey. A rider to the verdict recommends a compu'sory mode of signalling, also tlut csc*po drives should be provided with laddeis. OBITUARY. LONDON, January 26. The death is announced of Htirr Yon Flotow, musician, aged 71, LONDON WOOL SALES. Private telegrams to hand state that Mr Young's proposal to alter tha dates of Lot don wool sales has been negatived, commercial. For Australian hides there is at present only limited demand. Pricra Is 8d to Is 4d lower. -

A TERRIFIC GALE IN ENGLAND.

Many Ships Wrecked and Great Destruction of Property.

[BY Oaß/JS.-HKUTHR'S AGENCY.]

(Received-Ja»uary 27th, 2.10 p.m.) LONDON, January 26. A TERRIFIC gale has been experienced in the northern and western districts of England, and has done an immense amoant ol harm, both on land aid at sea. The havoc in some places has been moat disas trous, and many shipwrecks on the coast are teported,

BOARD OF GOVERNORS.

' A MEBTUIO of the Board was hsld to-day Prssent: Sir G. M. O'Rorkc (Obainnan), Colonel Haultaln, R»v. 0. M. Nelson,' McKechnie, and Peacock. Master fob Funsonby Bhakch School.—lt was resolve* that Mr Francis be appointed en assistant master of tha j Auckland C >llege and Grammar School, aad given cbarge for the present of tho Ponsonbf Braaoh School; thai Mr Hayward b« appointed care taber of th» hall; and that »ha chair niirt be empowered, atter oousultUg the He^d- master, to order requUile sohool furniture ; th»t application for the use of the Ponaonby Hall for other than school putposisbe dealt with by the Chairman, Messrs Peacock and Tole. | This conclude* the business.

PRIMITIVE METHODIST DISTRICT MEETING.

YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.

The deputation representing the tem perance societies la Auckland was intro duced i>y Mes-rs Joseph Newman, P. Ma=on, and J. Keightley. Mr Newman read the following resolution pasted at a meeting of delegates from ten temperance associations ia Auckland:—" That it is desirable to hold a united meeting of tbe societies in Auckland, and to present ad dresses to the Church Conference to be held in Auckland, and that the Conference be Nquatted t» appoint a dtpuUtion to attend the united mnetiog at a date convoaieit to all parties." An addresi, signed by Messrs Joseph Newman and W." (J, Macdermoit, was presented on behalf of the local temporance bodies, asking the 00-operatlon of the Conference and of tbe individual members of,, it, in further ing tha principles of total abstinence. Mr P. Masoa said that the advocacy of temperance would be moßt successful if associated with the Gospel. Mr Sutton replied. ■ A request from Dunedin 11. Station, to have the Peninsula district made into a station, was not entertained. - The following ara the appointments of ministers for the ensuing year :—New Ply mouthj Rev. Joseph Ling; Wellington, Revs. A. Jackson Smith, P. Needham Hunter, con., and Rev. W> 3. Dean, sup. (James H, Luke); Auckl&nd 1., R«v. W". Smith Potter; Auckland 11., Rev. James Gay; Invercargil), Keys. D, Dutloo, F.K.A.8., and Jesse Boothroyd ; Timaru, Rev. Joseph Sharp; Thames, Key. Charles B. Barl»y t Greendsle, Rev. P. Wrifeht Jones; Ashburton, Rev. J. lixon } Christ church, Jtter, Joaiah VTard j DuneJin 1., Rer. Charles *. Ward ; rrunediD 11., Key. John Dumbell) Manawatn, Rer. James Glover; Oamaru, Rev. Thomas Padler; Geraldine, Mr W. B. Hayes j circuit mla siunsry, Waimate, one to be obtained

To-day's Sitting.

This Conference continued its sittlng'to. day, when the report of the probationers' examinations was leceived.—Mr-Chas. Cook was appointed representative to the English Conference.—Rev. J. Sharp was appointed General Committee delegate for next year. The next Conference was appointed to be held January 11th, 1884.—Reports from several Special Committees were received^ and General Committees for several depart ments of work wore appointed for the next year, ■ , ■

Late Shipping.

PORT OF ONKHUNGA.

, , , ARRIVALS. Clarinda, schooner, Jarl, from Greymouth Kowena, s.s., Scott, from Hoklanga Gael, sohooner, Auston, from Greymoutn

The schooner Clarinda arrived from Grey* mouth yesterday evening, with 200 tons coal. The schooner Gael from the aame port with coal was also coining up the harbour at noon to-day. - Tbe b.s. Rowena arrived from Wanganui lae-t niKht, with 10 tons sundries, 4,500 feet totara timber, and Mrs Lee, Messrs Venton, and Howard. She leaves again on Tuesday toy Hoklanga.

THE AUCKLAJSU EVJffiJHIIMU STAJK, SATURDAY. JANUARY %7.



The new yacht Mnritai will not to allowufcgi take part in the large yacht race oXg'i&n-entry on Thursday night. Tho only entries received last night were thePprayfor the 16ft. boat-race, and a Whangaroa crew for the wbaleboat race. Tlie Epiphany Church, Newton, holds its anniversary .ervice to-morrow Sunday. Morning, at 11, *dy co«muriovby- Veo. Archdeacon Maunsell; and at 6 30j..m., prayer and seimon by the Bight Fey. the Bi-liop. , ; A gathering of all the children in the five' Primiive Methodist Sunday-schools in Auckland and suburbs will be held to morrow afternoon in Abbott'i Oprra House. The children are to UDg special hymns, and are to, be snppored by a welJ-practiaed orchestra. Address ar« to be delivered by Brof. Jaeksou, Smith, and J. Ward, ministers of the Pilmitive Methodist Conference, now in session here. AU children and adults are •nvited.



Wanted. WANTED KNOWh—Every one of DanipierVj Shop 3 will bo Closed en tirely on Monday next, Regatta Day. WAiNTau, at once, a Wight -nurse.— Apply to Mrs William White, rap of Vloncnt-streßt, „ WANTISD, two Smart .took Canvas- Beis.-A. HotoOlth and Co., Manufcau Road, Pmnell. V%r ANTED to Sell, a StroDg'Wertheim's V T Ti eidle Sewing Machlne.olmosf eg '• - Olaugh. SJach'nlat G oy-.trtet. ANTicD, |a Boy for the Country. — Apply Star Office. WANTED, a steady Man as Carter (town delivery).—Apply J. Groy & Sons, Eden Crescent. WANTiCD, a Labourer for small Job (excavating).—Apply Monday morning, Jackson's Grocery Store, Ponsonby Koad. W"~ ANTED, a middle-aged Mau ; one who oin milk, biosui, and Harden.— Apply at office ot thla paper. WANTED, a Nurseglrl, about 10 or 12 (Waikato) will be educated nnd well kept.—Apply 151, Grey-street. W'~aNTßl>, Wight Watchman,—Apply to Bos 10, PoatOfflce. i WANTED, a General Servant, refer enoas required. — -Apply to Mib J. Williams. Wyndcam - Bbeet, opposite iitAb offloe. / WANTED, Two Good Steady Driver.-. -Apply attonco to Georgo Wilaon, Nel son-street. ■ \JU AN l'J_D, a Blacksmith lor too C»un- V? ""try; must be a good shpor and general Bmith.—Apply to K. Mitohelaoa X Co., 19 Queen street Wharf. ' WANTED TO BUY, a Ligut Mpriug Cart, Hofso. and Harness: one u*Bd to butchering preferred.—Apply to S|.S.. oaro |Mr Chase. Ctuipil-atreet W~" ANTED TO LBT, a nlcaly Fuirdsbed Cottage of four rooms: exonlleot titu atith. No ohlldron.—lfor fall particulars apply fry letter to XYZ, Btab Offloe. ANTED, a K«om with fireplace.— Address "Room." oare of J. B. Hoyes, KarantpftapeKoail. WANTED, a few good Bushmen.— Apply Pelrco lanigan, ot David flonte WANTED, a Young Man accustomed to the fire; also, a strong Boy.—Apply to Baoh & Falrweather, Qrey street. ■&*/■ ANTED, Compete_t Conveyancing JJ Draughtsman In a solicitor's office;! mast bo experienced.—Address, enclosing re ferenoes and stating salary expected, Convey anoer, Star Qfflce. ___^_ \ILJ ANTED, au Improver to the cabinet". T t making.—Apply Henderson & Molvor, Cabinetmakers, Karangabifie Hoad. WaNiED, a gocd General Scmi-F; references required,— Apply to Mrs Hsven, Cnrran-Btreet, PoOTbnby jflJUi house from Ponaonby Koad I. WAMTKD, a Small Harmonium (four or five Octaves),— Stato price, &c, to Thos. H. Webb. Oak Housa, HeWn streot, S doom from Cook-street. ANTJ-D, good General Servant; wages. 199: small family.—Mrs Bora lelgh. Avonna Road. Darnell. WANTED, two respectable Boys for the b:ot trade. —Apply T. Proaser, Qu ten b treat. -i=>ANT£D, Three' or Four respectable Tv Men as Bosrden,—Tinoeat-atrMt flra door* from Coo.Btreet. ( WANTED, a good General Sotvaat; small family, .o Uttle oolldren, tai Ibsnt wagc-B.—Mib J. Ijavy. 314. Qoeen Btreet iaj ANTED KNOWN—Y.lontiiiee, » T Comlo and Small Sentimental Kinds, Very Cheap wholesale.—C. Mackay, Bookseller, 11, Grey street -i/ ANTED K»OW«—That Biown1 * V T Jllllinery is the cheapest and beet.— The Chaap Drapory Satabllshment, Parnell. ANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply to wrj Junes Soott, Urccor, Nswton. WANTED, hvo good Handy Mob to Kroot a fence »«d Vix Deala PJp*B.— Apply yr J»aea Soott Qrootr. Negton, WANTED, a str»ng reipectablo Boy, ' aooustomed (to horses t aood wbrob jlv»n—Apply at once to J. Abbott. Qrooar, tJObaoa-Birfot. . at AWTED TailortiMeii at once,—Apply tT Messrs 7. NoSenna amd Ca., Talliliß, litt-ttfcot, ctxtto yamlly Hatol. AJSTED to Buy, a Binale Press (treadle) j state pilco, fccu, Bootmaiiu1. Star Offlco. ANTED to SSLti, a strong Spriing cart, Uoree, and Harneas. Any trliL— H. 8. Canham Symonda street. W" ANTED—Peisons.wißhing to dlip&ee of Propwtlcs to iurnUh me with par licnlaia: bo sale no ohafge.—Allied Cor, Ageat 177, Qa(K-D-Btrear. \\f ANTED, the Volunteer Bands to nee TT the Hplandld VolnjiUwr LMktesns, only ll CBQh. at Dampiar'B Hobeon-atteaßho*.' ANTED, aith«r a Good Co«k or Housemaid.—Apply during forenoon, to Mrs Ruck, Parnell. ANTED BE«tt—The Pretty Half ponid Tea Canisters, M | Uk do, U j at Paaplei'< Hobeon-etrwt Shop. %»7AhTTD"K « OWN - That f«r Calicos, ▼ T Flannels, Curtains, Table Linons. and Dress Goods, Brown's Cheap Drapery Establish ment, Parnell, cannot bo beaten. »»• ANTB.D—Go and »cc the Graud Lot TT of Cheap Fnraitore at D_mpl»r"s Hobaon-itreet Shoo. ; WANTED— Go and See the Handsome spring Couches, only £1 13a.—At Diim pler'g Hobton-atreet Scop. ANfSSD, a General Servant, also a Younpr Qlrl as U»der Numbo. one baby only; references r*<]n<'r»d. — Apply to Mib Bourne. Orakel Boad. Rimnere. \\r ANTED, a Good Barmaid for Up- V> stairs Bar.-Apply J. T. Bmtth. Bx ohaago Mowl. , WANTED t» Rent, a single or double fronted bbop In a busisess thoroagh tare. Qaeen-itrestprefarred.-TPiOßser.Qurtn street. . WANTED, a good Geseral B»r»ant. B«fer*DoeeTequlr*d.-Ap.ply to Mrs K. Mltohelßon. Lowar Kbmpwb. ANTED; a good General Servant. Kefer»noes require*.—Mib Sloman. top Of Qrafton Road. . < . WAATtD, a re»p«otable joung Girl to do general work; must be abl« to do plain oooklnr.-Aptly at cno« to Bta» Offloii. ANTED KNuWN-I wIU give o Handsome Proaent to the first peman who can get better Piano Mublo for is than I Bell at ay Hobson-Btreet Shop for M.— W. H. Pampler. W" ANTfcD SKBN—Tho Wrought Iron Safes, £31(V. _1. and M 10«.-At Dam plar'ii Hobson-t treet Shop. WANTED, a first-class General Ser- VASt. flood wafcea.— Apply to Milne and Ohoyce. ANTED BEEN—The Cheap Lot of Oroakory Jnst arrived at Uamplet'a HabiOn-streot Shop. ANTED, two really good Dress makers who know their bnslnees; no othen need apply.—Milne and Ohoyoe. W" aNTKD, !Six Good Bushman to clear 509 Anrea Ot L*id,-»or particulars apply to A. McDonald. Northern Clnh. WANTED, a Genoral Servantj ene "sooustomed U> efclMren preferred; re farenoea req_lred.-App»y to Mrs. Oh&itei Hemna, OTtonneU-Btreet. Pomonby. \X7 ANTED, at the _A>ndoa Arcade> & TT Boy for ecrandg, &c. t| WANTED, a good General Sefvant,— Mrs Brodlo. Brdughton Hall, Parnell 8139. ANTED, Eye Doctors and otters to recommend the'quality ot my Is Spectacle*. Vo higher prloe at the Bobson- BUeet Bhop.—W. H. Lampler. AKTED KNOWN—Tin Kettles, Is ■ 6d[ Tin Saucepans, fromßdt Enamelled Saucepans, 2a (!d.—At Dampici'a Hobson-Btreet Shop. . .. (. WANTED— Uncle Bob says : "Those Dolls are wonderful, but the la Ohmchj the Is Sideboard with Looking Glass, the 6d Portrait Frame beata alV'-Kobson'B Molbourna Honae, Ponsonby. ' ._ ANTED—There then 1 Oh, ray Cor sets ! 1 Broken Again II! I must try D* Warnor's Flexible Hip Corsets (3s 9d),or else the "Marvellous" (is 6df, at Robson'a Melbourne House, Ponsonby. A>TED, ft Fartnei to join a thorouxhly practical mßn ( wna baa been used lo eteot Baw mIU», cany on the work ing of the came as well as the working ef the bubh and ev«ryt_inn oonneoted with tbe tlmoer trade; and he h»BtS aoroa of first olasa kauri bush, freehold, _e»r to rail *»y bUMod. Capital required to work on equal siiatee, about «10cQ.~ for partloulara, apply to Joan Soppett, Lani Xgent. Wo. 8 Qnean-atreet. WAtoHUI) SABN—Tbo fresh Lot of Iron BRdnUa's (doable), Ma J Single do, 18 61: lion Cot-, 15.5; at Uampler'a Hodoob street Shop. r . \A> AKWD KNOWN—House Braoma, W is 8d; Yard Urooms, Is fld; Hand Brushes, Bd.—At Dampier'B Hobson-atreet Shop. ANTED KNOWN — Shovels and Spades, 3s; Four-pronged Garden Forks, js 6d,-At Dampier'B Hob3on-streot Shop. ANTED KNOWN, "Seitzogenes sow on sale at Charles Ke!s»y and Go's, two doors balow Morrltm', Ironmongetß. W ANTED KIVOVVN.—If you want to Dress well for a Small Weekly Payment, go to Munro &, Milligan, Tailors and Drapers, Hobson-Btreet. ' ; -, iS7 ANTED KNOWN, Lawn T«nia and W Crfoketware. »t Charles Kelsey and Co.'6,twe'doorß below Morripß, lronmopgei.f. WANTED SEEN-The Superloi Quality of the Kid in the Ladiei' White Kid Boots, only %i the pair a. few Girls' Oot fl^or BMts left aarge bl^b). only Is 6d at pair■; lose Leither Laoej. Id the pair, 9a the doz a pairs jßoot Sloes. 6. the bottle. Also, a largo ; lotV Superior £M U>3* Si»?& rL%fc m &Si The name On red letttw) Ip »t the bottom of my Bhop in Vlotorla-stre^t -W. 8, Dampler, \T_W ZKALAMD BTUD AND JIS pboidbkb sroca cqmp^ns , : (LOMITiID). ' ", ! Wonted,» Secretary for the above Oompaty. Written spgupationß to ba forwarded to tbe Honorary Beoietarr.No. 10 Qaeenatreet, on or before noon ef TUESDAY, let February.



Wanted. WANTED, a Glrl> between 14 and 3C years df ago, to assist in housework; references required.—Apply Mrs White, Graf ton Itoad, pear Choral Hall. WANTED, Iron Turner and Black- Bintth's Helper, latter for country.— Apply Auckland Timber Company (Limited), Custom-house-street West. W"a NTJtD'-Practical Boot and Shoe matrors on the lookout for an established paying Business in loading thorougfaro. Turn over more than £1000 por annum—stock about £K)o.—To communicate with Criepan, Hehald Ofllce. _ __ _. ANTED, 18 good Bushmen. -Apply Foster, Ataa Cottaße. Qrey-BtMOi, »t nnct'. _____ WANTED, a good General Servaut, references r< quired. — Apply Mrs C. Kelsey, Mount Hden, near public school, or Charles KeJeey and Co, Queen-street. WAJSTKO, a First • class liusmitk; hlshost wanes. — Apply D. Miller, WeUoaly-street Hair. rg 0 IET, in Upper nelson.stioet, a 5- J roomoj Hou-e, furnished or unturnlshet'i -^Enquire at HornoV Wellington btreßf. f Atfi) SUUIEIY BiIAKES^ Wanted to Purchase-Land Society Shares. Apply by letter To " Shares," v - Star Office. *»f ANTED IT SOW S, THAT GABRETT BROS., Finding their Promlsos too Small tor conducting their business as Tanners and Boot Manu facturers, have decided on GIVING UP XHB BOOT BUSINESS, and devoting the wholo of their time to TANNING AND FELLMONGERY, &O. ' They ai'o determined to SELL TUB WHOLE OF THEIR STOCK OF 800 T 8 AN D SHOE?, Valued at . £10,000, ft X pSR pEHT. T ESS mHAN n OST So as to ensuro A SPEEDY CLEARANCE, N,B, —Great Sedt/ciioss Made to SrOEEKKEPEKS. tw Positively the Balance op our Stock of Boots and Shoes, &0., will dk SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION. GARRET T BROS. WAKKnELD-STEBKT, AUCKLAND. ARESPJKCTABLE Widow, with one ohild, Is in want of a housekeeper's situation to a widower or a bachelor s establish ment. Good references.—Apply for address at Star Office. A LADY offer* a happy homo at the eca-Blde, in a boautiful and healthy locality, and good instruction to children of either box.—Terms and references on applica tion to Airs Poole, Paihia (opposite Russell, Bay of Inlands). r • rrtiß NURTHBKN CLWB aro deaiMHS J of receiving applications for tho position of Secretory to the Club.—Applications to be addressed to General Committee, Northern Club, Pjincea-stroot, Auckland, where further particulars may bo obtained. Educational. AUCKLAND COLLEGE AND GRAMMAR BOUOJLi PONStttfBY BRANCH SCHOOL. An Entrance _x/u»inatlon, for Boys betwovi 8 and 12 ya»ra of use, will bo held at the Pcnsonby Hall on TIUSDAY, the 3Jth last., oommenalng »t 3 p.m. Tho School will open the next day (Wednea da;), 3lst Instant, at 9 SO a.m. JOSNJAMHS {secretary. AucW-Uld, January 21.1583. rr-HE PAESONAGK. MANGAWAI. THE Misi7_f TOTIN, Having ft Boarding Sohool. aro desirous of receiving nioro Pupils to Educato with their present number, especially tha Children of Parents about to T&lt England, or who, for any other cause, deslro to placo their Children where they will receive ovcry Horns Comfort combined with Education. Tho MIBSKS TUTIN, boing resident Id tho Country, are ablo to reoolvo Pupils on tho Vory Modorato Torma of JBO per annum under tea, and £2fl aboro ten years of ane. The Parsonage, which haa been onlarged, 1» pleasantly Bituatod, oloso to tho Chttrcfi, and haa a Garden, with Croquet Lawn and Play ground. Groat attention Is given to health and deport mont: dlot, good, plain, and unlimited. Terms Quarterly, payable in advanoo. Terniß includa Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, History, Eng lish Grammar, and Plain and Fanoy I^eedlo work: Muaio and Singing, Drawing and Psintlng oxtra. References are kindly permitted to tho ItraUT Rbv. the Lord Uibhop oP Auckland. Letters can bo addressed to MISS TUTIN, caro of Star Office. A FENCING CLASS fot a few Gentlo mot vrlu be commenced on TUESDAY, SOth Janaary, U the Gr«mmar Sosool, »ymondg. atrset.—J. P. BIRLKV, Uta Urenadlut Goards, Inatrnctor. | . jMf R8 SASDERSON, Karangahape Ivß Roa«, Teacher et Mnalo, hue vao»ne(oa tor a few pupils. WANTED, Pupils for piano and singing. U te->M>n>. 7< por mootn, Doilf practice arranged.- SI. a Walon, (Jitjr etroot. LB&JONS In Wax Flowers, & 6d ; Po<nt Lao*, Crewel, »r *j«*lne, la ; PaUed Wotl an Lsuthw Work. 2s Od ; Palntine oa Velvßt. Satin. So., Si MaterUls for the »«ve.—MRH FOWMS. corner of Welieeley ana Alben-atreeta. Harbour Board Notices. « UCKLAND HARBOUK BOARD. XBNDKItB FOR tOTARA PILKS. Tedders will be rrootv*d »t this effloo anlil TUKBUAY. the Oth Fetirnary next, ot noon, for snpplyltig ii Touira Files. 40 to 18 feet long, in termi of apeoifloatlosß to tie Been at the Kngl noer'a elflce. The lowest or any tender not neoeeearlly ac cepted. Tenders to ba endorsed,- •' Tender tor Totam PUce/ 6. AICKIKs Ohalimsn, Harbour Board Offloes. Auckland, 3ith January. Ifß3. A UCSLAND EARBOUH BOARD. APPOINTfiIJtNT OF PILOT AND MABTSB FUR PKAJT BOHOONBB, Applloatlona will be reoalted at this offloe until TURSUIY, the 6th day of Febrnary next, at noon, for rhs aptolntmants of Pilot and. Master (or Pilot Bohoonor, Sil«ry for Pilot at tha rat* of £230 per annum. Salary for Muter of Pilot Schooner at the rats of £180 per annum. ConditionS. and further pfcrtlonlaiß may be seen upon applloitcn at this offlo-j. G. AIOKIN. '■ Chairman, Harbour Board Offioa. Anokland, January 24th, 1883. 4&UMOSCTUE39 a ucilland harbour board. CADETS FOR OmOK. E*ubour Board Offloe, . ~ Anofeland, Jannar/ 21,1883) JkppMoatlons will be received at thia offloe antQ TU.KSDlY.tha6thPebriiarynext.Bt noon, tor tha appointments of Cadets {'It for the office department. Salary, for the first jear, at the race of fißie tor the arjoond, MS; and roi the third. £65. :■.•'•• l Appitoatioca to be eodopoa, "Applications tor c-adeto." CcndlUooß anil further particulars may be Been on applloatloo at this Offloe. « G, AIOKIN, ; ChalrnnDt Gazette in .bankruptcy TN THE SUFREMe COURT OF NEW X ZKAIiAND, NORTHMAN DI3TBIOT. IN BANKRUPTOY. In tha matter o( '•The Debtor? and Creditors Aot, 1876." and the amendraenta tnereof, the Bankruptcy ot William Stctaut Brswkb, oC Auakland, Clerk, a Debtor. This Is to noilfy that William Snait Bro »ne, of AnoSlanS, OUrK. has this -day filed a state nent that he is unable to meet his engagements wlWhls Creditors; the first K»etißKOt Oredi tors to tie held nt tba supreme Court Bnildlngß, Anokland, on FRIDAY, the 2nd day of Febru ary, 1883, at the hour Ot 11 o'clook In the fori noon. Dated at Anekland, this twenty-ssven day cf Janu ry, 1883. r»BBTOR IN PBBBON. FOR SALE, Mauku, a rery desirable LlttlaFarmot aßont 33 »ohb, »«»riyan BnbdiVMed Into grata paddocks, crops, trnit trees, &c. to. ; a imall plroe of native bush; an abundant enppiy of crater; a»d (rood House, 7room*, atsblo, oalty, cowshed. pi(taerlfiß. to, &o.,maklcK la aU a oorhpao* little farm, the wholo ot whioh la offeree ror £380: eltuawd In pretty position, near Chorob, School, fee., &0.~ U. F. H-vanc, Estate * gent, Qaeen-e'-reet. 633



I ' To Let, < TO LET, in Newmarket, three «ew Five-roomed Cottages, 12s por weok rent. —W. and J. Frater, Laud Agents. Qucen-atreet. (j O JLiKJ', View Koad, Mount Eden, i trstty Cottßße at tone room 9; waeh house. tanfcs, garden, &0., rent. Ha6d per weak. —Apply to Mr Stevens. 99, tfobson-street, ODroerof Cookotreef. _. TO LET or POR SALE, a nice little Cottaga of four rooms; well fornfsliod, &o, and ruo<l j,O!ition.—For fall particulars apply by letter to JH. Star office. __ r|lO BE LET, a 12-roomed House iv i Parnoll; gas in each room, and gas stove in kitchen ; colonial oven in lower kitclicii; Abundant supply of water; commands aptaiuiic! views. Kent, 303 per week (fas lii.tiny.-i in cluded) ; well eituatud for a family or boarding houae.—Apply Goodaon's London A;cade. i a'o LftT, a 5-rooaied .House iv cnghnd a street, i eat 8j; and a ■t-roomorl Hon*t> with 2slalledStable,rent lOj.-J. Williams, Viotorli-1 street. ; J f n '•O LET, a House of eight rooms in St. JL Qaorga'a Bay Ro»d.— Apply on the premlaes, or to A, H. Hunter, Owen'u Road, Mount Kdtn rn'U LET, Cottsge at New-atreet, Mount JL ,St. Mary; ren ■, lqw if taken for a term.— Apply T. Jenkins, Fort-street, or to W. Payne, Poneonby. re 0 LET, a Five-roomed Uotlage in Proa -6 pectstrcet, near Ponsonby Hall; every convenience. — Apply W. G. Allen, Clarence stroet, Ponsonby. TO Lfi.T, in Liverpool-street, a New 7 Roomed House —Apply to T. Belcher, Corn Store, Knragahape Road. mo LET, aS-roomed House (fuinished); JL tort portion In town,—Apply Utab ofßce f^O LKT, a Six-roamed House within tea I ml&tHeb' walk of Post-offloe; good locality. —Apply No. V 9. Grtr-3treo<. TO IKT (Mount Eden), a Comfortable Five-roomed Cottage — furnished; good viow.-Apply to H. Partington, House and Land. Aeunt. Stitchbnry'a Buildings. ff\\j LET, a detached 7-roam House, J wlthwaU*l&Monaad9vsryoo»veule&oe, garden, &0.. situate in Upper Pitt-itrtot.— Apply, J»«. Davlea Oiwar. Fltt-atryat rtvj LKT, those Ullioea now in tUe oocu- A nation of Mr ¥. A. Wklta. Shorilaod streot. Bide entr&npe end stable Aooommoda tlon. Possession gtyan Ist Maron.—Apply to John A. Maoleod, at M. Mu«Jhio'aj Bhoxtlantt- Btreet. O LET, Sraftou Koad^ 5-roomed House, HasUtreot, off Bymond s-sticwi-. Slx-roonwd Housa, VI olllniton-screot-Uouno ar.d Bhep.-3. Y. Collins, Kaino Coal Office, 16. Queen-Street. ___ rj>o LttT, Dubli»-atreet, eff Karangaaape I Road, 12-Horse Stable and Coach House, Hay Loft, &c.; water laid in to Stable.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen - streat, next " Herald" Office. i a 0 LET, Shop and Dwelling ou Psn % Eonby Road. The Building U almcat new and fitted wliti gas, w*t«r, fto' &a. Good Sihop and Dwelling (6 room ); tlrst olats pre'tion, ana li now occupied by Mr Crawford, Greengrocer. Rent, 25a par sroon'-D. F. Kvans. Kstata Ageat, Uuten-.treat. rt>o LET, a Farm of 15 acres, with a I comfortable House and Out-bnildings, on tho Pah Road, Epsom. Very sultablo for a training stable.—Apply to J. M. & J. Mowbray, Land Agonts, 12, Queon-streot. ,— TThTTjUT—Collego Koad—A new and I. splendidly flniehwl Shop a»d Dwollinn; o* 6 rooms, gas and water laid in, a flrst-olass bus) ness position. Ront sxtramely moderate.-D. F. Evans. Jtßtue Agaor, Qneen-BToot, nest " Hurald "office. O~LET, College Kood (Lenter VUU).— Handsome Villa Reaidenca of 8 Rooms, Stable, Coach-house, &o. Every possible accom modation. All in flrst-class order.—D. F. Evans, Estata Agent, Queen-street, next to "Herald' Office. rVMj LltT, a comfortable 8-roomod House, X elated roof; utaWe, baggr house, and all nwotß&ty outbuiialnsa, together wi'h about 3ve aores good volcamo sr&B3 lmvd. eitaated about hair mile from Elleralie Kails ay Station. —Apply to J. B. Morpeth. No. 21, New Zsa'aud Inanrftnoe Bnlidlngg. rpb LET, Koaenheim near the Three L Lamps, Ponsonby, a Villa Reeldenco of 10 rooms, magnificent view of tho harbour, and opposite coast, largo and woll-ventilated rooms, gas, wate-, and outbuildings, garden and orchard woll drained. For a term to a good tenant.— V. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen street, next" Herald" Office. HOUSES TO LKT, furnished and un. famished.—Apply It. & K. Bader.Honee Agents. UcvonportT VTOKIH BHUKIS.—To Lot, two Houses, 11 oaeh 5 rooms; also. Houso of 7 rooms.— B. Tanner. 8, Queon-strcot. DEvONPOKT, *OllTd SUOlitt.— To Lot or for Sale, a 8 roomed Cottatce, new. in a good position-Apply K. & R. JUuder, Uonooand land Aynta XKEIi'S FKBMISWS 10 UKT.— An Old E«tabllsnod Bakory. of 19ye*iv atand lntt an* bo»inofe prcßaltma. Bltoatei la Vlct.i>U stress; ovea newly ic-bullt and water laid on, Firnt-olasa oponini?.—Apply to Mr Stevenson, Nel»oc-gtro«t oorno of Uakof-fltniot. nyo LET or LEABE, all thoeo iint-claBS 1 BUBINKBB PRBttiHES BltuaUd ooiatr Of Valca* Lain md Hl«h-straot, u«w in ocou patioa of Mc«irg Beylan »n* TaiflolA, «he &ro romovin?, This la a tsoat doalr«*bl9 and central posltioo, and a flrat-ois«i stand for any whole -8»1j fcnelnon*. The bilKlns la oommo^ians (tbreo flwre and oellar), well Tlghtod, rat proof, qilte dry, a«d fitted wiih patent lilt: «op, water, and other OunvsniOKcec. -For fnit&tr r»rtinnl»ra apply to the occupatt), or to D. K. Evan<. B«tate Agent. ■ ' fIUKiNEK QUEiN aND StioßT \J I/ARI>3T» SETA To Let or HeP, the balanoe of ray Lewe of OEM or Shop, corner of Queen and Hhottlaod- BUeets. ___^____^ R. O. GRKSNWOOD. Bj-'Ii'TY VEAKSI FIITTV YKAKH I TO LEASE, for 60 years, a fsw choice lavel Building Allotifionts. in tho most healthy part of Edon terraco; annual rental, £B.—Apply for full particulars to W. DOWDEN, AucUonecr, Quecu-ttreot. Bportmar t\unk»in"c up. A Company will be formed on the above event, 2 00U InVJiSTKIU at £1 BACH. 57 PRiiia. i FirstHofsa.. „ fiiOO Second Horee 200 Third Horse 100 Remaining Horses (equally divides) .. 1 SCO £2,COD Application by tJtrTBR ONty, enelsslng two stamps, wltb exchange on cheques, or by money order, bank note*, or drafts. Mozlstored letters »r telegrams will not on any acoonnt bo i received. IC Dank notes ore sent by post, please use two envalopoa, one sealed and placed inside the othet. P,O. Order* preferred when proonr able.—Addreßj: AOAM BKDK, (Care of H. N. Abbott). UrtT vo. % PoetOfßee, Auckland. Goodson's Arcade. TMPORTANT NOTICE. Tfl« LOSDON AROADK having beooma so extensively known imfl tally reoognieed as THE moat valnable, oarof ally selected, and cheapest Stack ot Goods In the Colonies, a W. GOODBON beat to aicounce the DInCONTINUANCE OF length? advertisements. Any diminution in cost of worklig expenses enables the proprietor to offer hii Goods at a Smaller Per GenUgs of Profit, bo giving the fall bencflt to his numerous PaWOM" DETAILED announcements will, fcr the preEent, be flisoon tinned—suffice to sny, that our oustomorx mar rely upon Continual Arrivals of >*ew Go-<3s. sondrrlnn the Fancy Uepnrtment at all times equally attraotlvo, and nnneces jary to introdnco 1008 ADVERTISEMENTS. Sterling Gold and SUvar Jswellery (warran ted), at very low trices; Abyeelnlan Gold, Gold cseod »nt\. Silver p'ated Jewellery; Watotoe?, in GoW, Slyer. Allamt»latn, Niokel, ana Water bnry from 17s 61; Clocks, lo immenaw variety, from Ta (J, Alarms 12a 61 (warranted time- Se9PCIBI GOODSON'S for Rleotro-plats. China and Glass Tea, Break fast, iJinxer, Uefflart, snl Toilet Sets stands an rfvall«d: whilst the ' LONL-ON AECADE has crained the notoriety for Cheapness In all Deoartments, Stationery being prominent ond dafylng competition^ 148, Queen akb VicroEiA-erßEiiTSi And at Napier, GSsborno, and Thames. Louden Office" t 68, Bt. Mary Axe. Board ana Keeiaence. Board and Fejideare \.J iv a qnlat respeotafcl» family. In 5 ewtt n: terms moderate.—*o>.' frddreea apply at this Office. , ■ BUAKU AJNJ) KEISIDbWCE, Vincent .O street (fire floors from Cook-street), Terns moderate. , /-^OMFoKTaBLB APAhTMENXM lor V/ Ladies during their accouchment; quiet neßS and attention. Torm3 moderate.—Apply Mrs Boyle, Uppor Qneen-atreet (3rd house above Hoath's »tore). ri OVJSBNOR BROWNE HOTEt, VJT HOBSON-STREET. Boahd and Lodging.. 20s. per Weelc Single Room ..255. per Week. OLD CLUB PRIVATE BOARDIIVG HOUSE. Eden Crescent, Auckland, wttbln three minutes, walk of the Railway Station, Wharf, Post office, Supreme Court-house, and Banks.—First-class Accommodation for Visitors from tie Coast and Country Districts. Apart ments en suite for Ladies amd Families, Plunge and Shower Bath». Letters and telegrams addressed" o the Manager, Old Club Private Boarding House, Eden Crescent, Auckland,will receive prompt attention. , YBNTNftR HOUSE Beach Road, Devonpobt. A delightfnlly situated Marine Resldonce, commanding an extensive view of the harbour, city, and suburbs; conveniently located between the Viotoria and Devonport whaives. Every comfort and convenience for visitors and board, Termsmoderate. jnq. OWEN ,



For Sale. Rf OR SALE (a Bargain), Goodwill and ft.' Stook of a Dranery anS Miliinory In a loafilnst thoroughfare—Dwelling of 5 looms and. Large fc'hop! l»aso for Z yeara at SX por weik. Tarnis extremal^ easy.— D. F. Bva>*, Esitta Agent, Qneenstreot (next "Herald" cilice). ju^OK SALE, that Well-known Buggy S? Horse, Merrylegs j took rr.it prlzo at the ARrloulturat Show, 1882,-Appiy R. Stevenson, Nawton Road, "EpOK SALE, a good second-hand Piano. ftj —For nartlonlar.H, and to view, apply J. Divlas. Hrncur. Htt-atroet. TQH'll sa Lb (Cheap), v Good Second-hand .80 Landau, with horses and harness.—Apply between fl.ar.d 10 ii-in.- on Alonrtuy to P. Olovor, 'Ju', X.H. jiisinmuv Hniiiliii«s, (>iii;i:n-.-.ln:i.t. Tjjiuli «aI»E, tiie Good will .and htock-in- JD Trade of a General Storo in Upper Queen street ; tho purchaser to have the option of I buying or renting the premises; Btoek worth [ £100. Premises worth £500; £100 cash required. —Apply to F. G. Ewington. Hj Ort SALE, the Lease and Goodwill of JD a Hay and Corn Store and a large Shop in UpperHobson-atreet.—lfor further particulars, apply on tho premises to James Hickey. Tv LEASE OK FOB SAL», ou easy terms, suitable for dairymen and to those accustomed to cows, a Moat Desirable Farm of 100 acres, with good House and necessary Out buildings ; a navigable river forms one boundary; all fenced and in grass. I£ sold, half cash Will be taken. Good market in immediate nelgh bourhooJ.—For' further particulars apply Win. ftullivor, Estate Agent, Ponsonby. I B/l O B 8 A L If, I? ALLOTMENTS. STOKES'S POINT (Main Road) : U x 231, £11. —AVONDALE: } acre (opposito school), £90.— COLLEGK ROAD : Allotment, 33 x 100, £(i per foot.-NORTH SHORE : Flagstaff Road, 100 x 110, £300.—BLLEKSLIB (closo to Station): 6C x 100, £1 per foqt. EASY TERMS.—AIso, several desirable Cottages, on terms to suit purchasers. — LABOUR EXCHANGE AND ESTAfE AGENCY, High-street. A. T. Carter, Manager. PIANO,— For Salo.ja good-toned Instiu ment, In handsome walnut easo.—Mr Walker, Russell-street, Great North Itoad (name on door). "p 0 B S A L W, JB BARGAINS. CALLIOPE ROAD, Dcvonport-Now Cottage Of 2 rooms, double chimney, tank, &c.; Allotmont 66 x ICS; nice situation. Price, only £165. GREENLAND, ELLERSLIE-8 Acres Choice Land, together- with 8-Stall Stable and 8-roomed Cottage, opposito Racecourse Gato. For absolute sale. P. JF. EV AN S, FOR SALE OR LEASE, a Mew and Commodious RosldoDoa and Grounds (tho lite napt. Symond's), situate in Qneen-itreet, Omhungo. The house oontains 13 rooms, stands hlgb, and commends a magnifirent view of Manukau Hnibour, Mangirs, end purrotmding d'Stalots. Tlia orrouada aro tastefully laid out— a toanis lawn, flower garden, orchard, &o. *t taohed to too above are all tho nenaßsary out bullclngs. A most ArairnbU retidonca for a gentleman'd family.—Cards to view aad bU psr ilcuhva from D. if. JSvans, Estate Agent, Qneen fltrett. . (666) RjiOK SALE, cheap and desirable little M} Farm of 115 aerea ,« portion of which 1b subdivided into tnsa paddock, orchard, &o, balanoo Is good fern land, aid a email swamp; nil plOTtKhkb'e; good supply of water, together with ton House (8 rooms) and necessary out bul'dlngs. boatdoa an extensive free tun for oattlo Adjoining. Price on.y £330. D. F. Ev»ns, Kstatsa Ageat. next "HeraU," Qaeens-street. 665 FOX SALE (Mangere), Valuable Little Dairy Farm and Market Garden, about i J aoies, flrst-claaa volcanlo land, adjoining tho Mangero Depasturing and Water Reserve; splendid cattlo run; together with good Six roomed House and extensiveOut-bulldings, such as stablo, cow-shed, barn, &c. &c—For further particulars apply to Mr W. Wobb, on tho pre mises, or to D. 1. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen- Btreet. . (511)_ gJ^OUiSAL*, CUroraont-aireet, off'Kyber J2 Faes Koad, Vcranflah Oot'OKe of 1 rooms, almost new, flited vtiih cupboard a. dretsur, Sec, stAUoohly built and thoroughly well flniebod, good woll, allotment about 33 z 130. Must be Bold, as owdoc Is leaving for tho South, Price only iS32O.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Quei atrtet, next Herald Office. Gu QIUhIDE , | JE-SIUKNUJS QITK3. A COMFORTABLE COTTAUE RS6IDENCE. Wlthalprßa ploco of Qrasa Land, offarlrp; a Baouro and profitable Tnvoatment tor about £2000, oaly ono third of whtoh is needed In Cash, Anyone purchasing tbe Block would find no difficulty la disposing of any land over and abovo what he might desire to retain tot his own ÜB9, end &t prloos which would leave a HAMDiOMS MARGIN OF PKOiflT. The aitnatlon la ono of tho MO3T CHARMING UthoNtieHBOUHHOOD O( AUGSIi&ND. Owner leaving for England, App'yto TvV ! H ickson & rio., (JUICKN SiRJET. AUOKLAHD. NEWCASTLE riOAI CHEAPICR THAN |OC A L f1 6A L, Now discharging, ex ALBEKT THE GOOD, 50q tons bk3t * household, At Veky Low Katks, (*V & Wo WINSTONB, OU«TOMEOU«E-S TIUKT. Tenders. Public Works Office (Architect's Branch) Wellington, 26th January, 1383. FRESH TkNuiL^S are invited tor the Erection of Post and Telegraph Office at To Aroha, Auckland. General conditions, specifications, and drawings may be seen at the Public Works Office, Architect s Branch, Wel lington; and at the Public Works Offices, Auckland, and Warden's Office, Thamos. Tenders addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Publio Works, and marked outside, "Tender for Post and Telegraph Office, Te Aroha," will ho received at the abovo offlco up to noon of TUESDAY, tho 13th day of February, 18S3. Telegraphic tonders will be received, provided the original tender and deposit aro lodged with the nearest Distriot Engineer at tho timo abovo speciflod. Tho lowest or any tender not neces sarily accepted. By command. P. F. M. BURROWS, Architect, P.W.D. m O B U I L D E li S. ■T»nflera will bo rooelvod tip to noon oo TRUfISDAY. tho Ist FobrHa-y, for tho Breo tlon of a Cattsge at Avondole. Flans and specifications at cur office. T. W. HIOE3ON & CO., G.N.)>.&., Queeu-street. ENDER3 Wanted for Painting T»e Houses.—Apply to \V. J. Sayers, Mary- Btreet, Mt. Eden. fTX) BiIILDEKS.— Tenders will be re- S coived until noon on THURSDAY, Ist February, for the Erection of a Six-roomed House at Howiok.—Plans, &c, at R. J. Yates's, Grocer, Pa"rnell. fTO CONXRAUTURS.-Tenderawill be J. reoelved tdl noon oi BATOROAY, 27th lnat.. for the KemovalacdHe-erecdon of Two Shnp3 In unehunae. Plans and speoifleatlOJß at the T Mart, onehunga. rffiBFITEPS wanted for the Lease of the X Oommerolsl Hotel, Hamilton, for sor 7 years, at jot annum, ifurnitnre and Stook to be taken at valuation. The Coeichlcß Plaot, either by valua'ion, ot will be aold by auotlon —renders tv bo teat to ttally Brothers, Cam bildge, or J. Knox, Anctioneer. UsmUtOO, on Of before 7th February, marked, " loader for Hote1." Corporation Noticeg. niTY O F AVCKL AN D. DHAINAQK KOXIOE. TO OWNERS AND ODCUPIEIS. VEENON, ADELAIDE,-CBNTKE, AND INKEB MAK STREEIS, rKEEMAN'S BAY. Notioi la hereby given to Owners and Qcon piers of Property In Tercon, Adclside, Centre, and Inkerman Btreat«, freeman's Bay. to Drain their respective properties la the Main Driia In eoureo of construction. The preaent eontraolor for worka in these streets will execute the wort by armnKemen'. FalliDK oompllaoos with this ! notice, the City Coujotl will, nnder the pro- i vi ions of "The Municipsl Corporation Act," prooeed w)tb the drainage works deemed neces sary, at tho rlßlcand coat oi Owners and t'ocu -I>lßrß' P, A. PHILIP 3. Town Clerk, Tov^n Clerk's Office. January 18th, 1883 |^ITY OF AUCKLAND LIBRARIES ACT, 1869, AND AMENDMENTS THEREOF. Notice is hereby given that it is the intention of the City Council of Auckland on the Bth day of February next (in terms «f tho Rating Act, 1876, and amendments thereof), to make and levy a yearly rate of One Halfpenny in the Pound upon all Assessable Property within the said City, under and in pursuance of the provi sions of the abovo Acts, payable in one sum on the 11th day of February, 1883, at the City Coun cil Offices, High-street, in the said City. The Rate Book is open for Inspection. t ByOrder. P . A . PH ILIPS, J :"'■•■ Town Clerk, Town Clerk's Office, I 25th January, ISB3. I



I LiOst and Pound. T OST, at North Shore, on Saturday last, 8 J Lady's Parasol.—Finder please return to I Mr Maya's Store. , * g OS !', fi om Grey-street, a Large Jfrowja JLj Retriavor Do?.—Flndor rewarded en ie turning sime to Mr MOQre, Bootmaker, ICS, Grey-street. '';" . OST, a Bay Hack (gelding) with black poinls, tall out square above hocks, whtta ittr on forehead.—Aoyono .bringing him to *lex. Lamb, Kemnera, will be suitably re warded. : ' JOST, from Graftort Road, a small D:irk J Scotch Terrier Pup.—Finder rewarded on I rctnniini: do,; to dipt, McOilHvrny, GraCton itOftil. 'SiTC/UND, a Monse-colomeil Greyhound. $ . Owner can have, same hy paying ex-' penseu.--Apply AY., care of A. Noble, Now market. O I'mixlNG in my paddocks at Queen's JLaj Reflixnbt a Bay Pony Male, no or-irds visible white ring on off bind lejt, star ou fore head, short main aniltatL—J. Morrison, Meetings. "OROVINCIAL GKAND LODGE JL NORTH ISL4ND OS 1 NKW ZEALAND, I SCOTTISH CONS riffUTION.-lhe Qaatterly (Jommunication of above Lodgo will he held la Fi-tomaadni.' Half on TUESDAY EVENING, SOth inst., at 7.30 p.m. Ail Master Masons are invited to attend.-M. NICeOL, P.G., Secre tary.—Auckland. January 20.1883. jmiSHER & COMPANY (LIMITED). The First Genera! Meeting of the Share hoWeje in the above Compuiy will be held on the s st JANtr.UY, in tho New Offloes ot the Company, at II c.m. H./IBDRT. Secretary. Elcoleaiastlca'. W, E3LEYAN METHODIST COtf- Yf ~ff«RKNCiS. | Anaual Gathering—Wwloyan Sunday Botiool Union, Uttatreet Church, Sunday, 28th Icßti, at 3 p.m. Conference Pioaio and Dr. Stephenson'a Lee tare (at tt. HelUert Baj^-Mi nlsy, Win Inst. For full particulars sea advertise ments, Ohnroh Bulldinff and Loaa Fund—PubHo Meet ine, Pitt-street Church, Tuesday, 80(b, at 7.30 p.m. Conference Lecture — B-sy. Ssf. Berry. PJtt stiest Chuiob. Wednesday, Slat, at 7.30 p.m. Conversational Meeting —Pitt-itreot Church, Thursday, Ist February, at 7.30 p.m. rg^EE Appointmeuts for the Sabbath S EervlceinooonccHon vTiththo'WeaUyan Methodiat Cocference are as fo.law3]— PITTSTBEEf-llft-m., Pay. T. Taylor; 3 p.m., Key. Dr, Stephenaoa; 6.3U p.m.. Rev. Dr Btephsnson, DNION-STRdT-U c.m., Bsv, Hudson; 630 p m.. Rev. J. C. Willis PONBONBY-W 8.m., Boy. Cramp; 630 p.m., Key. Morl6y. MOUNT ALBBHT-lt b.id., Hey.Bowse; 6.80 p.m., Bey. Aberntthy. KING3LAND-2.30p.in., Rev. Blade: 6.30,'p.m, Rev. kladc. ARCS HILL-C-BO p.m., Me Stephenson, TIN TCKNT-STEE«T-ll &v, Bey, Hammond; 6.80 p.m., Bey. Hammond. NORTH SHOKE-U am., Bey. Bsiry; 630 p.m., Ruv. Berry. GBAPTON BOAU-11 a.m, Ew. Lawlj; 63] p.m., Rev. Williams. PARNBLL—II a.m., Key. Bsat; 6.30 p.m.. Rev, Ball. NBWMAEKBT-ll a.m., Rev. P. Wills; 630 pm., Key. Kirk. BEMUEKA-5.30 p.m.. Eev. Catr. PAKUKANOA-a 13 p.m., Hey. Dellow. B!IiLKBi>LIK-a33 p.m., Dellow. OStKHUNOA—II a.ni., Rev. Lee; 6.50 cm., Rev. Lee, WOOD3IDK-S p.m., lUv. Bukee.. OrAROHU-11 am., Ray. Biohworth; G33 p.m., Bey, Blshworth. FLAT BU6H-3 p.m.. Rev. EUhwortb. MANGEEH-11 a.m., Eov. Dnktß PUKKKOHK-U a.m., Ray. Isite; C3O p.m., Key. Isltt. THAME3-U a.m., Bey. Griflin; 6.33 p.m.. Key. Grlfflr. OAaiBRIDSK-H a.m., Eev, Pinfold; 6.39 p.m., Rev. Pinfold. ' WEBLEYAN METHODIST COSI'ESENOE. , Lay reprewetatlvea are reminded that Lun cheon is provided for them at Lorne-strcet H&ll at One O'olooic each day (except Saturday) of Conference Bating. ,j OKIMITIVJi; METHODIST DISTRICT XT MEETING. SERTICE3 ON SUNDAY. FRANKLIN ROAD: Morning, 11, Rev J. Dum bell; Kvoning.e.SO.BeV.D. Duttßn, F.R.A.S. ALEXANDRA-STREET: Morning. 11, Rev. D. Button; Evening, 6.30, Rev, A. J. Smith. RICHMOND: Morning, 11, Rev. P. W. Jones; Evening, C.30, Rev. O. E. Barley. NEWTON (Pitt and Edwin streets): Morning, 11, School Address, Roy. C. 15. Barley; Eve ning, 6.30, Rev. C. K. Ward. NEWMARKET: Morning. 11, Mr C. LljUe; Evening, G. 30, Rev. T. Sadler. _ . ■A CNITJOD SUNDAY SCHOOL rk. m ABBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE on ' SUNDAY AIfTEKNOON, at 3 o'6lock. Addresses by Keis, J. W>ed and A. JiCKBO« tMITB. Hankey's Hymns will ba uunjr. Colleotion to doSray expeisej. THE DBTKICT MEETING SOIREE Wl'l ba held iq FRASKLIH EO AD CHUaOH On TUESDAY, January.3o. Tea .In Sohool-room at 6 39; AddreEees In Charohat!,3o, byltevw. U. X, Wabd, 13. Ddt ton, P. W. Jones, and A. Jackson Smith, Select Muslo by the Choir. Chairman, Mr J, Taylor, Collection to defray expenses. pKELIMIMAKY NOTICE. A PUBLIC MEETING WIIX BE HELD ' ON FEIDAY NJJXT, FEBRUARY 2, IN TUB CHORAL MALL, When Addresses will ba delivered byDepnta- Uods from the Weeleyan and Primitive Metho dist Conference?. All persons interested in the New Licensing Laws ate earnestly requested to attend. Delegates from Sooieties uniting in the ar rangements are requested to meet THIS (Satur day) B VKNING in the TemperaEco Hall, at 7.80, t. Matthews chukch.— Sesageslma Honday (to-morrow)—B a.m.. Holy Communion; 11 a.m., Septuageeima Course—''Prinoipleg." 11. "HDmility." 3p.m., Baptlame; 7 p.m., Scptuageslma Course, "ACioca.' If. "Tfleßowei>." OT. PAUL'S CHURCH, —Dedica- k? tlon Services,—B a.m., Hoy Communios; II a.m., Morning Prayor, Sermon, and Holy Communion ; 7 p.m., Feßttval bervfoe and Ser mon by Bey. O. B. Somerset Walpole, M A. Offertorlea In aid of current liabilities). "ITIPIPHANY CHUKCH.-AnniversaTy JOi ServtoesTo-morrow. At 11 a.m., Morning Prayer, and Holy communion, Sermon by Yen. Ar oh deacon Maunseii. At 6.311 p,m,. Evening Prayer and Sermon by the Bight Reverend the Bishop. ■ TTNITED METHODIST FRBK U CHURCH, Pitt and VineenUtreeta— Tha naval Sunday Bervlocs trill be nonducced To-morrow—Morning at 11, by Bey. Mr Dakes j Kveniog at 6.30. by Her. T. G. Hamitend. TTtTELLESLEY-STKEET BAP.TIS~T TT CHURCH.—Sunday,January2B. Mors ing In the Chapel, Rev. J. Ward, from 'hrlat church; Evening in the Cheral Hall, Rsv. A. tield . POJNBONBY BAPi'ISI CHUKCH^- The Ray. O. Carter, piste, will pre&oh— Morniigat 11, Evening at 6 ill. New arrivals are cordially in vltgg. I^ON GREGATIONAL CHURCH, iierea. vy ford-atreet.—The usual Servicoa will be con ducted To-morrow—Morning at U. Evening at 6.30, Rtv. K. Laishley Oata ot the. Thames*. . PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHTdEVON POKT.-Rev. Dr, Macleod. JUorning at 11, Evening at 6.50 j at Lave Takopaaa, at 3 p.m. . - TpKIMITIVE MKTUomST OHUKCH, JT Alexandra-Btreet.—Morning at 11, Rev. D. Button, F.K.A.S.; Evening at 6.30, Key. A, J. Smith. S~~ EKViCSS in the Primitive Methodist Sunday Sohodl-room, Upper Pitt and Kdwin-Btreeta. — Morning (dunday-Bchool .ad dress), Key. C. E, Banleyi Evening at 630, Key. i£. C. W'arJ. ly-EWMARKET WESLEYAN! Jwl CHUKCH.—Sunday ServiOD?.—Morning et 11 6'olocfc, Key. V. Wills; Evening at 0.30, Key. W. Kirk. A BBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE.-GcoTX. XS. Brown will Lecture on Sunday Night, at 645 Bnbj^ot, '-What is it to Preach Christ and Him Crucified?" Morning service at tho Temperance Hall. fIHKiSTADKLPfIIANS meet at the: \J Newton Hall for Fellowship at 11 a.m. In the evening at 6,30, a lecture will be deli7 6'6fl on •■ Tha Kitgdom of Bod." Questions in vited c,'. the close. r J5 '"HEATRE ROYAL: SUNDAY EVEN JL ING SERVICES, nnder tha conduct of ■ the Young Men's Christian Association, on Sunday Evening, from Sto 9. All are invited. Ssataifree. ~';. Amtsameutß. -.o-^ccCSSwt^T OYAi UNITED ifS^^TS JJ " FRIENDS. ■^S-Ufc-^" The Members ol the above Order wil otlabrata their 1 bird Anniversary, and the Unfurling of their New Banier, with a Bocial Gathering and taU in tie Lorcestreet Hall on MONDAY, 28th January, 1833. Dano inß to commence at 8.30 p.m. sharp. Double Tickets, 7s 6d; Biagle TicKeta, 6s; Extra Lady, 2a6d' W.JENNINGS, [i. n . a \ W, EOUTHWK Lh, I M C"•



Public notices. !wew Zealand railways. auckland~section. On MONDAY, January 29.b, Auckland Goods Shed will BK OUJSBD. There Will he »' LVM TRiIST ti ONE HUNO.Su oa MONDAY NIGHT, 29th Janua>y. taesamoason Jaturdays. A, V. MACDONAM), *' , " District Maaßger, rpll.li; CO.MMEft DIAL CLUB J. • (LBIITE'j).' Members of the above Ohib.arerespectfully requested to notice tlutt tho Club Kooms are open as hitherto, pending arrangements for rc-lorming the Club, G. W. COZENS, Liquidator, , A■U.UKLAKD CITY SCHOOL DIS £L ' TBIOT. NOTICE TC PARBNtJIIND GUARDIANS, Iq order to facilitate tin admission Into tha City Schools of children rosidiug within the city boundaries, end cot al ea;ly on one of the Holla, parents are s'rjcglr recommended to apply for admission, on the first <i-,y of re opening tho Sohools-vlz, IUKSDAY-, 3i)th; leatant, at 930 b.to. If, rroiaany crate children j cannot be present on that riay. parents are aflvlfedtomiko aDpl'cation, in wrltinp, to tho. Head 'i'eicaer of the School. - A. CAMPBELL Chsli man of Commie-es. A UOKLAMD ARCHfRY AND ±k. LAWN XKNNH'CIU*. Membars will p'.oase take notfoa tha* the Lawn Tennis Match with tne Parutll Lawa Tennis I lab wl 1 take plaoe on ths Gov< rnment Honsa Lawn on 'VuHaDiY, the 80th Janua'y. Play to CDffiinenoo at half-past 1 o'oloctr. L. NATHAN. Hon. Sec. B4.ILOKS' REiST, 39, QCTEEN-STREET WHARF," AUCKLAND, N.Z. Three small rooms have been taken at the above address, In order to supply a want long felt by this community, to provide a suitable place of resort for the seamen of the port. Donations of Map, Pictures, and Illuminated Texts for tho Walls ; Books, Magazines, and Tracts ; Chess, Draughts ; also, a large Filtor, and subscriptions will be thank fully received by either of the Secretaries, Messrs larkins and Ewington, or at the rooms. ' • ■ '■ HENEY E. FELL, Missionary to Seamen. T¥T O T I C E. HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT1!- A number of votlns papers are being e«»t to ma wlthous tho Votot'u slgnstire. Such votfiß are invalid, ss th»re can be no proof of ttielr rieht to vota unless vntejs sign tholr nsnieti. Ail whho have made tbia miat^Ke can gos fresh ppnrs at my office. Uniesa the cUsrako Is rct'fled such Infarmel vo oj will count for nothing. - ■ F, G. EWINOTON, Hon. Secretary. ~|f ISHKR & COMPANY (LIMITED). Tha Transfer Books of the above Company will bo Oloted fjom .TiBtTAEY 27£b to February Bib, both days Inclusive. F. J. BURT. Ssoietarr. DISSOLUTION. — AH the Boots and Shoes must and will be Sold at Great Reduction.—J. White, Parnell. •• A KE you Subject to Colds in the-Uead ? C3L If bo, take Aoonit andJßryibna alternate ly, and you will Boon be cured.—ls each at Goodson s London Arcade. XQUACRYSTAL SPECTAULES.-T. X3L B. Hill be«s to inform his friends who have Ivou weitinK for Bpeotacles that his now Bhlpmsnt, per jTamenoth. are ta hand. ISSOLUTIW&'. — The whole lot of Drapery and Fancy Good must be Cleared at somo price.—J. White, Parnell. - LADIES Silk, satlo, and Cashmere Dolfnnos, eto. a!l tailor oat, Beautifully inada, tastefully trimmed; lowest remunerative prices. —W. Petty, Ladies Tailor, opposite '. an? vnA Navy Hotel ___ ,<kh SiA'S' »HIKTS, 1« 9d; Flannel shirts, L»I 2s 9d; Black Casmere (llin.), 23 6d; Coloured Tablo Cloths, Ss: Unbleeched do., from 2s ad; Large do., 6s. Trimmed Hats-No reasonable offer rofused for trimmed and un trimmed hats. — Mr3 Whitehead, Blilliner, Newton. ALL persons haviag any Claim against Mrs Skeffington, lately residing in Auck land, arc requested to send particulars thereof to the undersigned on or before SATURDAY, the 27th instant. : FREDERIC W. BROOKFIELD. Colonial Bank Buildings, Auckland, January £2,1853. . TySSQLOTION OP PARTNERSHIP. Notice is hereby given that the Partnership between H. and J. WHITE, BUTCHERS AND DRAPERS, Parneix, has this day been Dis solved by mutual consent. MR H. WHITE will carry on the Bntchery Business, and will receive and pay all Aocounts in connection therewith. MR J. WHITE will continue the Drapery Business, and will receive and pay all Accounts connected therewith. . . •. - TIII3 Dissolution to date from January 11th, 1883. "9 si!rneA fH. WHITE, bignea jj WHITE. Witness : Sam. White. PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. SI ■ _____ . - - MR EDWIN HOBNSBY (late of Meesrs T and 8, Morrin) his bow admitted a Partner In my bueine;?, which will be carried on unfier thQ Firiri ot "LAORIB & HORNSBy." W. S. IAORIff,. Auckland, !sth January, 1885. ■ ■JM OTIC E• 0 F RK Mo¥l L, MATTHEW HENDERSON, ' AROHITfiOT, : '■ HiGirsrflEET. CORSua cp Volcan Lake. JMAHOS begs to intimate to the res; ---■ denta ct Aroh Hill and hia nnmeioos friends that he intends OPE NINO thai w&U storm Bonae. the GLASGOW SIO3E, Great north Road, TO-MOKROVK, 24th lost., as a G^uOBRY AND GHNKRtIi STORK J »nd bopes, by strict attention to baaines^, to meiic » Bhare of their patron*ge. Mouo: " imall Proflta - and Qu«otc Returns."—N.B.—Atlt Goods of First class Quality, and at Town Prices. Agent for THiC AOOKLIBP EVEM-iQ SlAg. .'BtANKa. TAftKS. TstKS. FOR BAI& (now landing), 400-GALLO^ IKON TaNKS. H. BtLIOT'A Albertßtrcet, ICE #1 HES T, AND WINE, MEAT, AND FISH SAFE, OOMBINKU. Sample; No. 1 Quality, on View at FISHER & GO'S, (LIMITED), AT UNION SABH & DOOR CO\?. OFFICE OastoishOQse-streot B'asi;. FACTOR Y-Meoh«nlC3* Bar. IPKICE.,. .....£fl 10s. Or, -' ■• . ■ :"■•.■"■ Samp-lep, Nob. 2 ana 3 Quality, Shorty on View UNION StffAM SAW, MOULDING, SASH ASD DCOR 'COMPANY OiIMtTED). 'I\ SIBBIN AWD 33kOWN, COMJIERCIAL & GENE AL PRINTERS, 63, Qiteen-st., Auckland, Three Doors above Waitemata HotEii. THO3. SIBBIN and CHAS. BROWN have I the honour to intimate that they have entered into partnership as Commercial and General Printers, and hare opened business at thead dress above. In respeotfally soliciting a share of your favours, we would assure you that no effort will be spared upon onr part to execute your orders with ,Neatnoss, Accuracy, Promptitude, and' Economy. As regards the first three essentials, wo Tiayo only to state that we were both trained by the late Mr William Atkin, of High street, in his well known habits of Bonotuality and general excellence of work. ur oxpenfes are very light, and of this we shall give our oustomere tho advantage, making our prices as low as possible. , : Any work of a private or SDoret oharacter may bo entrusted to 8. & B. with porfeot confi dence, as none but thomselvc3 are engaged in. its production. -, Or SB, liAND, AND BSTATB AGKNCy.—Central Chambers. 177, Qneen- Btreet. and Kverton Oolt*ge, ChDrob-Btrcet, Koith Shore,—l ho nnderaianed, lnoommenolDsr the above Bnalness, begs ta intimate to Properly Holfles sfcd tbe Public generally, that any 'Business entrmtod to .him will have hia per sonal ana -iaretol supervision, Bad trntts by BtHct promptitude and integrity, to merit sup port from his many known friends, ALFKED COX. Money. ,-. ( * ONSY TO LEND, at a rate oJ interest.—Apply to ti JACKSON & KUSSSXL. • Solicitors. Fort-rtrt et. •1?"! &b l 0 fl°.ooo LENT on Building {S&JL\y iooi»*y principle* or on other teima to suit borrowers. Allotmanta bought *nd Honsca built on weekly payment sjEtero. Mortgaceß and Loaoa negotiatel. See ijstoi Properties for sale on Ith page. Sixperoent. allowed on money doposltad tor investment — 0. WiLtUMsos, Land, Kstste. and Flaaacial Agent and Valuator, 3, Vulcan Lane.



I ■' Demonstration, ■ I TjUG.ftT HOURS DEMONSTRATION. ANNIVERSARY'DAY, JANUARY 29/ PROGRAMME. A' PROCESSION OF WORKING MEN,1 * Acoompnniod l<y Ivro Brass Baxd&, Wiu leave the l?ire-boll, foot of Groy-Btreest, at 9 o'o'ook, and prccacd to the Domain, the route belpg Onecn-atrost, Catombons&Btreot, Albotti etreel Victoria street, Bobson-street, Karanea hapa Hiad, Hjmonds-atreot, Kyber Pass, ana Griftoaßoafl. ■ piie vfttions tfnaosana eeotlons of labour ■will maroh ULder thoir own banner or flajTi eaoh mm having a Demonstration Ribbon la his btutoa hole. -, On an ivai at the Domain, the Prooeßßlon wUI ciitur at onoa, and the general pnblio after wirds, on payment of One Shilling, or the itro ductlon ot a Demonstration Ribbon, THE SPORTS :: Will commenco at 11 o'olook sharp,ln which It aro included >ii THE GREAT OBSTACLE BAGE,! ' THK BIOYCLK RACK, - || THK DEMONSTRATION HANDICAP!" I And Numerous Other RAOHS. ■ II THiS BEST PRIZES JN MONEY, 1 - ,- PLATE, 'ETC.? k' •■ I AND MOEH! ENTRISB THAN EVER BKEN I COMPETED FOB IN AtJCKLANU. ' ji . On the oonolaßlon ot the Sports, the Process, if slon n ill reform, proceed by the nearest route to ■ 11 the Fire-ball, and disperse. H H. MIDDMTON, HOD. See. II imght hours demonstration; 9 luflßoSe. jfj Partie3 Vavlag lUfiSonToa Sate are sequeatea || to harm m those otuoid and the money tome It on baiukDAx iYBNING, the 27th, at the il- Woralntt Men's Club, from 7to 9 o'olook. ■ II H. MIDDIJffiXON, Hos. See. ':\ TCTIGHT UQVJiS DEMONSTRATION. M HIOBOSB, Is each, entitling "Wearer to walk if In Pxncemlim and Admission to the Domain Grounds, may ba bad from any Member of the m, Oamiulttep, at the «f cr&lng Met'a Club, or the i,u ttosirmin (Jir Hotiop!. corner ot Klltott ana Mli Daibj-3treets. - ' - - H H. MIDDLBTON. Hon. Sec. Ml AUCKLAND UNIT ED || BBIOKLAYEES1 SOOIEXY. l| Ihe Members of the above Society are r?- X quested to meet at the Wcrklne Men's Olnb on KONHAY, January 29, at 8.30 a.m. to Uko part in ilia Eight Hoars Demonstration Pro oes-lisn, whioii leaves the Fire-bell, juUotlon o( Queen ann Grey-streets, at 9 *,m, , '* EDWABD LSYDON, Beoretaty. KICK LAYERS1 LABOURERS' SOOIETY.-The Members of the above' Society aro requested to meet at the Working Men's Club, to take part in the Procession of the Eight Hours DemonstratioUl on January 29th, at 8.30 a»m.—M. Tobik, Secretary. "-..•,, ;Mi Eegattai 11 A UCKLAIND ANNUAL REGATTA. It jt3L . . . . :$ |j| MONDAY, 29m JANUARY, 18SS. W 3ibo p,s. ENTERPRISE wUI beta attendance, R| at Quoea-street Wharf on MONDAY, the 29th jfl instant, to "convoy Ticket-holders to and from; W tho Flagship. • . ■• .jj Tickets for admission to Flagship can be prb« I cured on the Wharf, price, 2s fid. ' ; .'•"-:':[ ROB'ft E. ISAACS, § . ■. ; ■ Hon. Sec. j| AUCKLAND INTERCOLONIAL ji REGATTA,,./" |jj; 12nd ANNIVERSARY OF THE COLONY !(:t VISITORS TO FLAGSHIP, |i ' liuncbeon Tickets trill be sold on deck by onfc B H pcrsoil'oriy, to Bave confusion below. • ■ as P.S.—The bell will ring for every relay. '' 11 Seventy persons at one Bitting. , ■'•.. jj i : light Refreshment on decE.. ICa Cream, f' ; i Fruit, &c. , .. .. ■.., . Hi: \ : '. . W. D. DALLEN, 3 ! x -■■. ■ Caterer. Li (| AU C X LAND REGATTA, || : - ' notice. - ~ . ma : .To : prevent; Overcrowaing, Admission ou 111 | board the ANNIE "WILSON on Regatta Day HP will be by Ticlwt only. l 111 '■■■■: ■■ ■■:* .E. MITCHEteON. Mjj A UC.KLkND REGATTA |l Ca_ "ADD " • ■■'~-.'-:',''■' 'Hil TAK4PUNA KAOaS. :}■.,'. B;. JANU AB V 29m. iji The North Shore ia the ooly plaoe to wltnesj [!: |j; bota events. , [jjlj The S-erry Company's Boats wM.nin ererj IS ffi! c mtautw. . ; , r-':, ij;s ,_^f*«™ BW-Adnlta, Sixpenoe; ChUdicn j \ (DBdtr I'D, HaU-pHoe; Uo. (under 6)i ITiQ3. " 11 No cargo received caMObtey after 7 «.nb ii V.- "/.., ■ J. B. O. BAKER, ' --■'■ ii JJ-'J Traffic Manager. JJj : r .-■■■■ Shipping. I j , j&tilv if 0 R T-A IB UA, I] Ja» P WHAKATANB, AND U Wi-JuVS^OPpTiKX-The Ketch Vuiroa || r" ft.:&-nSSi wjU leave the Wharf for above \\i 7 TO-NlGHT.—Freight or passage, il apply on board.- _ ~ Ii ___. Volunteer Notioea t [j j /PwO. 3 COMPANY A.R. VOLUN- H! £* ■ T«ERS.-A Meetinit ot the Members 1 held ar the o DrUI-Bhed on SCUKBOA? I w»f NlNanext, ot 8 o'clock Bhaip, to oonside* M Model Company Rule, a full aMsndanoe la re- U ]CTEW ZEALAND REGIMBHT 'OF B man,^Tl. tVh lltß hlr' MA"BAITaRX,-AU the mambsts of the above, and persona trlßhloK to Divldeada. A UCKLAND COFFEES PALACE il COMPANY, LIMITKD'(IN liquidation;. NOIIOK OF DIViDKNa NoHm is hereby given thai a Wrst Diviaeßa ot 2s Gd per fh*re will be paid at my Offloe. Colonial Bank Building*, on and after THURS DAY nezr, Ist between the hours ot II and 1 o'o'.oct. to those Shareholden who have paid aU Calls made prevlovs to Liaatda- JOHNMUiNB, " Offlolal LdQOldatoii 1' ' '' ■ ' ■ ' ■ ' i" ii ■ Auctiona, . .. TUESDAY, SOON. : S.s. Kctomahana, from'MelWurriet EARTHENWARE,GIiASSWABE, HOIL-jWaBE, IRON BEDSTEADS, &c., &o, , TO BE SOLD BY AUOTIOIJ. R. ARTHUR WILL sail by anctfon, at Iris Mart, Queen.sweet (Kartheowaw Depart ment), on Tuesday next, at 12 oVjtock nooa, TV ( Q yl w*'o Aesotted Toilet Setj ,':2 s- .'■■ :■■-' "■■'■ ' • /q\i orate Plate <3elg eraOlte) /\ . / G Nl caaa Aisortsd Dinner Sewrtoea \/ .: - ■~.•■■."• •■-■ -"■ ■ 213and25l XC.'~-' ' ' ' . : / G\l ia^a w and G Toilet Setß . J \ /3 bales Superior Flock X D G yl oase Exchanga Tombler'3 S2 " ' '; ■ "^ ~ ,"" 2 cases Iron Bedsteads, 3* feet 2 casca Iron Bedsteads, ii feet r .2hlidßHollowaro ■ ' . Oval Boilers, Tea Ketflts Fountains, Enamelled Frying' Pans Milk fans, Gridirons, &c, ■ : Terms Cash. (Continued m Fourth PageJ \