spread, The author of the fire p.r.'shed, nlso two clowns, believed to be £ng?vmmcD. Yesterday, a man whose wife and tbv ) children were among the vict'ms, shbbcda gmior member of the Merchants' Gu- d ? 1 the street, and then t.l.d f 1 cut iri own throat. The supnos d murdeied man abandoned theassa- -int-wlfe and children in order to effect bis own escaj > . om the burning bidding. . I-atee.— Tne circus wn loc. f dm a wooden struct.re. 'Ihe borscs runr:ng about w*ldly ftcreascd t. c r ir'usion. It is stated now that 400 persons were si ffocated, crcshed or brrned lo death.

100 LIVES LOST IN BURNING HOTEL

Frantic Efforts to Escape.

MILWAUKEE, January 10.

Twenly-four hours have elapsed since the moßt tenible cata>tropk _ which ever hefel Milwaakee, and the immensity of the dreadful disaster seems to increase instead of wane with the fleeting time, £> readseems to crrep over everyone pissing the hu-je pile of smoking ruins that marks the place where only two dsys ago the palatial .--lew hall House stood with its 200 inmates, _nd who awoke yesterday morning from their slumber, to stand face to face with death. Snow had been" falling all i '"gbt, silently weaving a shroud for many—now many no one can ask without a shudder on beholding what is left of one of the largest hostelries in the northwest. Early in the morning, at 347 o'clock, an alarm of fire was given and, engines hurried to the spot. There was but a few people present—police and night reporters and some belated stragglers for lio_ie_but the scene developing before the horror stricken few was one which none of the eye-witnesses will ever forget, In a moment every window of the large six story hotel structure was filled with struggling guests, L-antieally and piteously beseeching those below for the aid which it was impossible to render. But few of the unfortunate inmates gained tbe front en trance on Michigan-street, although^ many might have beeu saved if some immediate at tempts at systematic rescue had been made. The halls of the hotel were scenes of the wildest confusion. Men, women, and chi'dren rushed up and down the halls in the dense, suffocating smoke, avoiding the blinding flames and roaring blaze, and in their frantic efforts rushing by the stairways and windows leading to the fire-esc_ne, and stumbling over bodies lying unconscious on tbe carpet :d walks, only to join them, and soon there were many prostrated forms whom kind fate haa touched with the dark wing of that messenger of death, uncon sciousness.

OBIGIN OF THB FIRE,

The fire staited apparently on the third floor of the doomed building, over the side entrance of Michigan-s'.reet, and before the department got tbe steamers facing in posi tion, the* flames had enveloped the whole south ea9t corner of the building, the Here 1 element licking i _ way greedily and with J'ghtning-)ike rapidity towards the northern wing. The multitude, which by tbis time bad swelled to thousands, stood iv perfect Bwe, but few having self-possession and resolution enough to lend a helping hand ou the canvf ses strelched out to receive tho_e of the despt ; \'ing inmates of tho burning pyre who risked tbe leap down to the stone sidewalk, one hun dred feet below. At first *here were orly I'.utenantßockwood, Detectives I.eim snd McManus, Officers U'Brien aud Campbell and a few Sentinel men, stretching a heav canvas, which requ'.ed fully th'-^y strong men to handle successfr'ly. A poor fellow stood on the cornice of a fifth-stoiy coiner window for twenty long minnt is, not dar ing to take the fearful leap. Finally he be came bewildered, and, to judge by his actions, dumbfounded by the smoke, and slid off his nerch to the canvas below. The few who held it could not give it the neces sary resistance, and the body fell, unhin dered by the canvas, with a dull thud which sent a shudder through every witness. The shattered body was car ried into the American Express office, All the while hundreds of people had been looking on., nobody responding to the de mands of the officers tor aid. Everybody seemed to be spell-bound. The terrib'e spectacle seemed to have paralysed every bit of will-power. In tbe fifth story window, rfnht over this unfortunate, eat the figure oi a man crouched upon a window-sill, grazing like one absent-minded into tbe liery abyssbelow. He was motionles?, but from time to time sent up a heartrending _h_iek. The flames encrorched upoD him, but he did not seem to mind tbem. Then they singed bis hair and licked his night clothes. Ono despairing look he gave to the crowd below, and then tumbled back into the sea of fire.

THEIR LAST KISS,

A man and woman appeared at a window of the third storey. Tney were recognise! as Allen Johnson aud his wife. A canvas wss stretched below the windows of their apartments, formerly occupied by Professor Raskins and lady, and a thousand voices called, beseeching tbem to jump. Mr John son kissed his wue, then leaped into the air and shot downwards into the canvas; but bis weight was such that the canvas was pulled out of the hands of the few who held it, and be alighted on the ground with deathly force. His wife followed. Ber body struck tbe verandah arid fell to the ground lifeless. Mr John son diad shortly afterwards in tbe express office, and his dead body was laid beside that of his wife until they were borne away. About a dozen people jumped from tbe Michigan-street frout. Each leap meant death or shattered limbs, and not less than four unfortunates at one time lay upon tne ley sidewalk in front of the Chamber of Commerce, cladenl_- in night clothes, the blood and brains oozing, from wounds through which the bones protruded. Some were carried to the express office and others to the ground floor of the Mitchell building, where cots had been hastily arranged, and from there they were carrfed off to ptivate houses of the kind-hearted people. The ecene In the alley west of the burning building was sickening. As early as 7 o'clock, the bodies of seven unfortunate waiter girls, once bloomirg in youth, were stretched upon the snow and ice, with broken limbs, writhing in agooy until death ended their sufferings After almost superhuman efforts, ladders wete sttetched from the roof or the bauk building across the alley to sixth story of the hotel, and the bravefire laddies carried ten girls across the frial bridge, four of them dead. The maze of telegraph wires encirnling on the south and east sides played sad havoc with the unfortunates- frightful leaps for lite. Several of the bodies were fairly cut deep into by the wires, and then tbe torn and bleeding bodies would crop to the ground. Others (would hit the wires crosswise, rebound add be hurled to the ground with a dreadful crash,

UNFORTUNATE GIRLS,

The poor, unfortunate waiter girls all lodged in the sixth story and the attic, and to them the saddest lot has fallen. Of e'-ty young girls only eleven were heard from as alive as late as yesterday evening. Jt is feared that the estimate of fifty lives lost, as formed tbis morning, is far too low, and that fully double that number were burned or smothered to death in the blaz ing pyre. The police patrol soon com menced their dreadful work of gathering tbe dead and wounded. The former were taken to the Morgue, which was soon filled; the latter to the central police station, where they were cared for by physicians. Prom 5 o'clock the interior was one mass of flames, the upper floors soon giving way, and carrying the lower floors with them. The thundering crash was heard for blocks, and the fire shot up fr'iy fifty Jeet seudinga shower of sparks and cinders over the whole northern portion of the city carried ahead by a brisk southwesterly wind. Bad it not been for the thick coat of snow on the roofs many building north ofthe hotel would bs a mas 3of smoldering i-ins to-day. Not long after the flames had raged in the interior Miss Chellis, head dressmaker at Chapman and Co,'s, was teen at her window on tbe fourth floor, -he was

recognised by her friends below, and im plored to make a leap upon a canvas, but she remained standing at the window * of her burni.g room until the flames enveloped her and she sank to be seen no mere,

A TOTAL LOSS.

In three-quarters of an hour after the dis covery of tbe fire the building w. s a total loss; At 5.30 o'clock the Broadway front of the building, unsupported by tafters from within, gave out and came thunder ing to the pavement. Shortly after that the tottering walls of the southeast corner of the building fell, bearing a hea\y tele graph pole to the ground, which felled Ben jamin Vanhoag, a truckman ot Hook and Ladder Company No. 2, beneath its weight. Poor Ben, a favourite in the department, receiyed fatal injuries. He died in a few hours after, remaining faithful to his post until death.

HEBOID SEEDS,

A deed of heroism is recorded worthy of jmaualified praise. Edwaid Bymer and

Herman Strauss of Truck No. 1 appeared on the roof of a bank bu'ldir 3 at a critical juncture, directly opposite the servants' ouarters, with a ladder in their hands, For a moment the 1 iwieldy t. !og hun<» poi<cd in midair, (hen drscendeu with a crash tlro.-h a window of tbe hotel. It form 1 a bridge acrosi the alley, and before it l.came steady "\i position tlie men had crossed into Ihe hotel, Then, amid the cbcers of tho multitude below, they dracged the helil s creatures across the slender bridge unt'i fully a dozen were rescued. All of tliom were in the;r nightclothes, and many were badly frozen before being takeu to shelter. a

wom.n fn a dead fj.nt, unable to help herself, was d-ragged acro.s Hr .fety, but at one t'me the wholo of her tody w. s banking over, clear of the ladder, whMe one of the brave men held her by one of her ankles. The crowd below held its breath iv suspense, expect'ig every moment t) see the ladder turn over or break beneath the tei.i.le stain, The mn, however, was equal to the emergency, and by au hurcu lea. effort p_"cd her upon the slender midge and finr'ly placed her out of Ai nger, while the crowd, which h»d endured the most ptintul srspen.e forfu'ly ton minute 3, burst foith in lound after round of ap plause. Twelve poor waiter girls were res cued by these brave men. Two brothers named Clayton rescued four women, curv ing them bod'Uy out. The \ t'-'ce rescued a dozen poisons. There is loud talk of iucen diarism, in which the Chief of Police con. errs; also, the police officers who were first on the ground. No *augible _. iund can be found for incendiarism beyond the breaking out near the .foot of the elevator aud in tha flames spreading so rapidly that the Divid ing was destroyed in half an hour.

A number of the rescued guest? say the fire started in the basement and went through the elevator shaft to all parts of the house before an nlaim couid be given, A man employed in tae baking depav.ment arrived on the scene about 4 o'clccK, and states tbat at 5 .o'clock, be pasted tho t'uid fioor and rssisted ;n le.cuing a number oi gues'^.

A remarkable escape to be recorded wai that of a man whose name could not be learned, who was seen swinging himself f.om the fifth floor of the burning building until bis feet touched tho window below. Kicking in the -window, he dropped and gvabb.d the sash. This was repeated until ■ he reached the balcony, from which ho was rescued with his hands badly cat.

At the Morgue a horrible sight was be held, The two small biers were soon filled with bodies lightly packed, and then the bodies of gir's, women, men and waiter boys were laid promiscuously on the stone flags almost in a heap as ihe police patrol brought in the bodies thiee and four at a time. At 6.30 seventeen bodies were laid down. The place w.s licked up between the trips of the patrol wagon, and therefore no identifica tion wns possible. The floor at the general ollice of tbe centtal police station was turned into a lazaret, persons fatally hurt winding themselves iv the blanket on the floor In exciuciatiog pain. Mrs John Gil bert's body is positively iden'-'fied. it was a touching scene to see the bride of a few nights upon tho cold marble, chained and bruised, with angu'«h depicted on her deli cate featrres. It is s. id she was a Miss Suttop, of Cbfrogo, pre.ious to marrying Gilbert, who is maddentd beyond con trol.

STOEY OF A SURVIVOR.

Chicago, Januaiy 12.— T. B. Anderson, cf tn' ■ city, who wa. in tbo Newbail House jfiie, gives the following thi*"iug descrip tion;— "I ,-at on the window-sill of my room, and I fiw the flimes take my b a and my clothes and the floor sink in a mas of flames b.fore I escaped by sliding down the ia;n-siout which mn t'ongmy w'ndow. I had the loom on the coiner of Michigan and Broadway-si'."et', ,on the fourth floor. It was n: arly one o'clock in *-be morning when I went t. bed, having been in the company of L. A. Brown, of Philadel phia, and, poor fellow, I saw him after ward go down to b's death in the flames, with out b.ing able to help him. It was awful I I walked up-taus to my room, ai the elevator bad stepped running at 12 30. On tue way up I met the only wa f ibmen in the house, and I asked him how I sould escape in case of fire. He said it was easy enough; that there were two ways of escape-one by the stairway, ano;her by going through a labyrinth of hals to the f_o.it. Brown's room was oppcsite mine.

I went to bed after that r nd was awakened by the honible shr.eks of burning women and the groans of dying men, Ihe flames were crackling all round, aud ps 1 opened the door a great mass of smoke aud flame rushed in [and I became stifled. I was unable te shut it, and the smoke almost ki''ed me, I bad nothing on but a gauze undershirt. I felt my strength .leav ing me. I was chok'ng. I Bank to the floor. I thought I was gone, but my senses had not altogether left me. I gathered my self ud as best x could and made my way toward the window By a desperate effort I succeeded in gelling there. I sank aga'n to the floor, but rallied, and at.empted to raise the window. It was so well-balanced that it yielded at once to my puny effort and went up. I leaned out and 'he " esh a'r revived me. I was strengthened and i consciousness returne.

'■I looked down below, taw the f -emen and the police holding a mattress. They shouted tor me to jump on to the t.legraph wires, but I refused, I .aw the ladders agairst the building. I sat down on the window-s:'.l and-saw every Shing go dovtu, my clothing,valise—everything- unable to save a thing, I shouted, I begged, I im plored for those below to save me. They saw me. but gave me no help. I .aw my

.Mend come fi-om his room and attempt to come to me through the mars of flame, but saw bim go into tne vortex of flame o his death. Oh, such a Bight I It was too hor lible to imagine I I saw the t'n spout; it was partly covered with ice, Ihiee women and one man had tried to deicend it, but they lost their hold and fell to the Bvieet below. It was the only means of escape left. I seized it with a i 'antic effort of despp'r. Kveiythiog iuiide of my room was gone. I caught the spout in a vise-like grip, and commenced to slide down. Sometimes I slid six to twelve feet, and at others a few inches, .but I kept going down, using the ice as a foothold aud catch for my hands, which you see are terribly blistered. I went clean down to tbe cellar, fit.eon feet below the street, but I was alive. On my way down I saw two little fcirls standing in a window of the third story, and they asked me to save them, but I was poweiless to give them aid. I had to tee thote inno cents, not over 6 y eais old, swrllowe- up by the heartless flamea. I saw Kelsey, Tom Thumb's colored servant, go down with the wa'ls. He was c 1 mgiog to a , window-sill in the fii.h story. " I walked out to the front and went up stairs into the office, where I found a woman tearing her ho ir. I could not see her face, and did not _"iow who she was, I spoke to ber, but she took no notice of me, I seized her by tbe ankles and dragged her down bodily, thus saving ber life. 1 went across to the express office, where I saw Antisdel, who was leaning over Mrs Johrson, Be said: ' lam crazy. Rub this woman. I want to go and save my children. I was in a position to be mbbed myse'f, bei.g a'most naked and chilly. I said to the other man standing by, I have lost every thing. He said : 'You are alive,' and pointing to a man who was clinging from a bt th-story window, ' how would you like to change places with him ?' Some body gave me a coat, and I w. Iked in my bare reet fonr blocks to the P!r.nkinton House. Iwp _ beside myself. I met a woman who throw a cloak over me, and said, ' Here, poor boy, take that.' I got clothing, such _s it was, from strangers at the PlarV'uton."'

AMERICAN SUMMARY.

Another Sensational Soooting Case in San Francisco.

SAN Feakcisco, January.

F, J. Baldwin, known as " Lucky Bald win," proprietor of the hotel and theatre in San Francisco that be_r his name, and one of the lich men of the city, wr- .hot by a female cousia named Verona Baldwin, on the 4th inst.. but not killed. The woman accu ed Baldwin of ruining her in body and mind, aud refusing to make the slightest reparation. Baldwin says she is partially insane. The affair took place in Vie couidor of the ho eJ The first shot, aimed at the heart, missed; but the second, fired while Baldwin was retreating, caught him in the left a.m, 'nflict vga very paiuful wound. The as.ailant expressed herself on avreit as soiry she had not killed him. ' - '■ *_ Jem Mace's arrival at San Fi-sncisco, with his Miori f-.iend, Slade, hrs been the signal for the breal-'.ng out of a pugilistic mania all over the country. Every bruiser appears spoiling for a fight.

Canada —Horrible Tragedy.

A despatch from Quebec, dated January 2, mentions a horrible t agedy at East Hawkesbury, whare a hired man murdered R. W. Cooke and wife, eldest daughter, and one son. Another son had his thigh

b.oken by the murderer, an^d a second siste", Ft unie, who came to Ms rs*istatice, wc. stabled and cut iv the breast. The murderer proved to ba Frederick Mrnn, a young Eng';'bman ju,t out from londor, and who bad b'en out th--. monttn in the employ of the murdeied fam"y. At the inquesf, the doctors test'fi.d tbat a crimi nal fdult bad b encommuted on Emma Cook, the first victim supposed t. have been killed, and the lni—derer, it is supposed, thee came to the concl'sion that lie best way to escape detection wa. '. do away wl'i I-te whole family. The murderer had teen exception, "y we'l treated by h's em ployers. He was soon aires'--, aud wrs only saved f om lynching by the vigilance of tbe i-heritT. Mana ridiculed a Protest put clergyman who venlv ed to rrk bim conceinhi.- bia crime, aud when in Com.-, s. ,mcd Indifferent title gaze 0: ttr eit. of the people. j 1

TELEGRAMS.

(FEOM o.lt OWN COBRKSPONDENr.

The Opening of Taupo.

TAURANGA, this day. A party of men of the Armed Constabulary Force arrived at Taupo on Saturday, in charge of Sergeant Brown of Tarawera. They have made an average of twenty miles a day from Napier to Taupo. The weather is very hot, and the roads dusty. Mr Wright and party left on Saturday ,to smvey the line of roads from Taupo to Tokonu. Kiny Heru Kekei and the obstructionists have left for Patea.

WAHGANUI, this day.

DROWNING ACCIDENT.

On Saturday af te. noon, a harvest labourer named Bcnry Mead, wrs drowned in tho lako at Waitotara while bath'ug. The body has not yet been recovered,

CHRISTCHURCH, this day. Alexander Wells, a seaman on board the Annie Hill, while climbingup a cliff at Lj Hel ton yesterday, fell down on the rocks, and re ceived dangerous injuries. The Maori, Ratima, charged with murder at Kaikoura, has been lodged in Lyttelton Gaol to await the next session of the Supreme Court.

DUNEDIN, this day.

VOLUNTEER ENROLMENT IN OTAGO.

The fo"owlng are the numbers enroled under the new Volunteer R'gul-.tior* :— Dunedin Navels and Aiiille y, .3; Port Ciial-ur. Naval Arf'lery, 59; Dunedin CavaKy, CO; B Batt. y, 50: L. Bitt ly, 50; City _uards, 46; No<th Luce.in Kifles, 51 : WaKau, .6 ; B.ue, 31; East Taieil, 34; Chilis, 43; South District, 32. The Portobello Rill., have be.n dis banded.

In the Divorce Conta de-ree absolute has beeu granted it Smart v. Smart, in which no appearance wa. made on behalf of re-s_ondent.

THE J VIE Ca-E OF DROWNING,

At the inquest on the body of Prank Chapman, 'he jury returned a verdict of "Accident. 1 dtowciru.'," adding a rider censuring the Government for tailing to have George-street Pier properly lighted. It wn stat.d that deceased was 28 years of age, unmai.ied, and intended to jo'n tho Min'stry of the Scottish Church.

i The fruiterers are memorialising Govern. ment to remove the restuc'ions on tbe im poita.lon of traiei. Dal-etty & Company have rr ceived cable advices *Uat tbe meat si ipned by Mew South Wales l-rozen Meaf Company per Garonne, o rivtd ia g.ed order. The prices rep"sei were—l v jf, 5Jd; mut'.n, _id. The market was weak, out? to there being large quan'i.ies of meit $ float.

SEVERE GALE IN TONGA.

IFEOM 008 OWN -ORR-SF-UDENT.)

Auckland VesseU Ashore. WEhave had a very sevete gale here|j it com menced on the 12th January and Irsied till tbe 15th, It h. s done a dea' of damage on the beach, de troy, ng the end of the Govern meJt wharf, and w. "hing away teveral feet of .the beach, and . 1.0 many of the orna men'-l trees; the wharf a'so belonging to the Geimrn firm has been completely de-ttoyed. The new sohooner just bu'lt ,in New Zea'and 'ay Messrs Brown and L_ne came r _ore on the Sunday morale?, and will cost a few good pounds to repair her before she floal« again. Your Auck land .schooner, which had only arrived a few days before.hod also to slip her anchors and rrn on shore, but Captain Dunn has succeeded in getting her off fl-*.;u, and she '. now 10ad.03 for Auckland, The large Get_> pu bfque, which had been charteied by Goiippsoy's f .m, bed a narrow escape. She lout one ot her anchors and dragged co.siderably, but managed to weatuer out the erle. But although the gale bri done so much damage to the ship ping, it has done very little to the cocoa nut tref., and we sb.'l expect to have a grand ye»r. By the way, wo are very abort of provision., aud >. an Auck'and vessels with proV sior _w. t to come in she world do well.

THE CITY VALUATIONS.

The city valuations hove just been made up, and the result affords a conclusive proof ■'_ one were iequ'red of the steady progrc Bof the place—a progress that is not merely cor fined to the busi ir ss quarters, but one that is prev„y cgua"y felt tb'oagh. out what may be teined the suburban Wf r. s. The tot-, increase is £34,936, and of tVs amount, £19,741 by the wards wi'h-'n the old municipal b inn.. Ties, The aggregate .mount of the valuations is £269,019, as aga^st £231,073 for list year. We append the detailed statement :— If 3 1' '. I-icte-n? £ £ £ E»V.W»r... .. ffV.l 75, 11 10,95) Nor1 hV. ari .. C. _-9 61.523 5.1 m Siut-VSaTd .. 43 S 6 41,616 3,r..0 Gr__t_ußoad .. 12,75_ lll.ij 1,516 Karangahape wr-d ~ .. wrs 126.. i.iil Pom mb; Ward .. 31,6 0 S.iil 6,151

Total- _ fi'C9,lOJ £2 1.073 £M9_l The exceptional iocre.se shewn in tbe Karangahape Ward is largely accounted for by the tact tbat the old Highway Board valuations were regarded 11 singularly low, and consequently Save, to use a hackneyed commercial phr.se, < xperienced a general upward tendency, Appeals against the asaemesnts wi'l be received up till the 15th ot February,

AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY.— ANNUAL MEETING.

THK arwl. meet' tg of **ie shf reholdeu of the above-i tmed Comprny took pine this afternoon, Mr Thorn: s Maoffatlaue ia tbe cLair; f'teen shareholders were present. Mr E. B. Parsons (secretary) presented the following report: -The director! beg to lay before the share* holders, their report for the year ended 31st December, 1832 : The net profi'i for the past year were, £11,070 3d; the undivided balance brought forward, £1,637 9d; deduct au iuteiim dividend p. !d iv July last, £4,250 ; leaving an amount unappro priated at 31st December, 1882, of £11,457, out of which the director. lecommend a dividend for the past six months at tbe late of 8s 6d per share on 11,631 shrres, £4,943 3s 6d; and tbat there bs transferred to tbe credit of renewal account, £3,CDO, leaving a ba'ance to be carried forward of £3,514 7s 6d. The dividend will be payable on and after to-morrow, the 6th instant. The directors have found it necessary, from the coatinuous increase in the demand for ga°, to provide an addition to the retail house, which is now in course of construc tion. The puiifying plant is p'so to be largely augmented. The director, have deemed it aJvisable to provide for Devon poit and its vicinity by the erection of a branch manufactory, for which purpose they have purchased an eligible site on the Lake Road, near th 3 bridge Tbe requisite plant has been ordered, snd is expected to atrive immediately. Application has also beeu made tor gs", in onehunga. The length of gas main laid during the year was 6J ni.'es. and tbe number of new ser vices 466. The directors, retiring by rota tion are Mr Tho.. Macffarlane and Mr J, S, VVi'son, who, being e l;gible, ofler them selves for re-election. Mr U. P. Pierce and Mr 8. Leigh Wt ite, as auditors, retire, but offer themselves for re-election." The Cba.'man, in moving the adoption of the report, explained that the profits for the year were £11,0.., and tbat of tbis sum it wa"» piopo-ed to set aside £3,000 for the repair of main pipes, aud to pay the vsual O'vidend of 8s 6d per share.

The repott was adopted. Messrs r. Macffarlane, J. L. Wilson, and E. Isaacs were candidateafor the directorate and on a ballot being taken, the two former were elected, while Messrs 6. P. Fierce and T, L, White were appointed auditors.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

THE WRECK OF IHE BEREN I GARIA. j Disgraceful Conduct of the i Wreclters. ! [Received .Feb. 5, 2 p.m. I •'"'. MELBOURNE, Monday. ! All attempts to float the ship Bereugaria at Barwon have as yet proved unsucce sful. Three hundred tons have been lightered, and a quantity thrown overboard. Of the litter, several ca*es of brandy, chemicals, 1 and furniture floated ashore, aud fell into 1 thi. possession of pillagers, who looted the 'spirits. A Bcindalous Ecene, amounting to - a wild orgle, succeeded and kited for aev ieral hours. The police were powerles to interfere. LARGE CRICKET SCORE. In a cricket match commenced here on! Saturday, between South Melbourne and ' St Eilda club., the former scored 529 with only six wickets donui.' Sight made 279, anil Pro.'-er 192.

VISIT OF MORMON ELDERS.

I .- ■ .... # [BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN COKBK-PONDKMT. ] CAMBRIDGE, th's day. We had a visit .'om two Moimon Elders yo terday, Messrs WTlicr _ and Greenwood, win) had a service :n the Public HaU :'• _ the aftjinoon when there were abont4o present ji i.cipally young men and Maoris. The __idora were hlroduc.d by Mr Cox a local Moimon who with k:« wife and tami'y con- Biituttd tho lee.l sy.np.tb'sers. The pro c ecliugs weie veiy orderly, I may add thai; the apostl-s wi "ted over »_om Thames on foot, and complain of the uncharitable neasof the setters who refused them ruy thing to eat. They havo now gone to Ohaupo and Te Awamuatu. ~ ~ ■ ■ ear I

The P.M, p.s. Ausl.'r'ia was to sail at 4 p.m,, to-day. P s_enger_: Rev R. I tlsbley, wife, three c.-"'dren, and servant, Mrs and Miss Humphrey, Mrs aud Miss Uglec Mr L. Hofdar.

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Licensing Notices. r%ITY OF ADcKLANIJ (EASD. NOritOE 01? APPLICATION TO REMOV« A LIC_ NS- TO OTHER PREMISE*. I, William Taylor Smith, of the Provincial Hotel, Princes-street, City East, being tho holder of a Publican's License in respect of tho house and premises situate at Piincesstroot, City Bast, do hereby Rive notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at tho Police Court, Auckland, in City Bast, on the 6th day of Maroh, 1883, apply for tlie Removal of tho License for the aforesaid houso and premises to a house situate at Short land-street, and known as the Provincial Boarding Houso, the said house to be called the Imperial Hot .1. ' Dated the Sth day of February, 1888. WILLIAM TAYLOR SMITH. DEVONPORT LICENSING DIS TRICT, North Shore. Notice of application for Trbnsfbr of license. I, FANNY BROWN ofthe Flagstaff Hotel Devonport, being the holder of a Publican's License in respoot of the house aad promises situate at Devonport, North Shore, do hereby rive notice that I desiro to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at Devonport, on the 3rd day of March, 1883, apply tor a Transfer from myself to Mary Brown, my ippol Titer. Dated the 2nd day of February, 1883. FANNY BROWN. DEVONPORT LICENSING DIS TRICT. NORTH SHOBK.-Notloe of Aopllisatlon for Transfer of License.-1. Many Brown, of the Maaonlo Hotel, Devonport, being the holder ot a Publican's Llccm. lo res pect ot the hou'O aad promlte. -itnate at Devonport. North Shore, do hereby give notice . that li desire to obtain, and will, at the next Uoemilng Meeting to be holden at Devonport., an the THIRD OaY OF MAKCH. apply tor a Transfer of the said License trom myself to Wi-UAM HaNa. Pb_rc_, my appointee. Dated tha second day of February, 1883. MARY BROWN, UCKLAND, CITY NORTH.-Notice ot Application tor Transfer ot Lloente,— 1. Wiu.um B___by Ms-no-, ot the Wharf Hotel. Lower Queen-Btreet, being the holder of i Publican. License, in respect of the house tod premise, sltnate at LoweriQaeen-str eot.Clty Mortb, do he rob r give notice that I desire to )bt.in, and wit-, at tae next U oenaing Meet ng, a ba holden at Auokland. city North, on the ith day of Mtrob, 1-83, apply for a Transfer oc he salid Licence from myself lo Makk Vivian, ny appointee. Dated tbe .nd day of February, E83.-WILLIAM HtNHY fKARCK. **—■ Gone., to in _-<____uputir_^_r IN THE SUPREME COURT OF »EW ZEALAND, NOR! HSRN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tlie matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1870," and tho several amendments thereto, and nf the Bankiuptoy ot James Wibium iuvivs. ot Ytotorla street West, t the City of Auokland, Provlnoitl lU.i-lot ot auokland, n the Ciiony of New Zealand, Qrooer, a Debtor. This Is to n;tiff tbat tho above-named Jamea SW lam Davles, ot Victoria street We.t, In the City of Auokland. Provinc! ' District it Anc.land, In the Colony ot New Zea and, Ore . r, has this day ill. 1 in this Honor tb!o Court, of Auotr'and aforesaid, a d*clr-ation in wriiln . that he ' unable to mrot his engage ments with hia creditors. The first Meeting ot .redltoi. to bs held at the Supreme Corn Building., Eden Cretcent, at Auokland afore lald, on SATURDAY, the 10th day ot February, 1883, at the hour ot 11 o'olook in the forenoon. Oatod at Auo. aid this sth day of Fobrrary, 1883. G. W. BASUST, Deputy Registrar. James w, Daviib, Debtor in person. .. ___^!tf IN THE SUPREME COURT OP NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. Ia the matter of "The Debtors and Credi tors Act, 1876," and the Acts amending the same, and of the bankruptcy of John Burgess, of Arch Hill, In the sub urbs of the City of Auckland, gutndigger, a debtor. Notice is hereby given tbat at a first meeting of the creditors of the Bald John Burgess, held in tho Supreme Court House, in the City ef Auckland, on Saturday, the 3rd day of February Instant, at 11 o'clook in the forenoon, Arthur Duubobin Bennett, ot Auokland. certificated accountant In bankruptcy, was elected Credi tors' Trustee of the property of the said John Burgess; and the said Arthur Duubobin Ben nett has slgnlßed to the Registrar, in writing, his aci.eptanoo ot the said Trusteeship. **"— Dated this 3rd day of Februaiy. 1833. G.W.BASLEY. Deputy Registrar. Q. F. Kretley. Queen-Btreet, Auokland, Solicitor for tho Debtor, Harboir Board Notices. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. APPOINTMUNT ON PILOT AND MASTER FOR PIGOT SCHOONER, Applications will be reoelved at thin offloe until TUKSOaY, the 6th day of February nest, at noon, for the appointments ot Pilot and Master for Pilot Schooner. Salary for Pilot at the rate of ____ per annum. Salary ter Master ot Pilot '■■ SohooQor at tbe rate ot £180 per annum. Applications to be endorsed lor the respective apuoliitmentu. Conditions and further particulars may be seen upon applloaton at this offlo.. G. AIOKIN. Chairman. Harbour Board Offloe, Auokland, January 24th, 1883. j a uokland harbour board. CADETS -OR OFFICII. j Harbour Board Offloe, j Auokland, January 2*, 1888. I Applications will be ro_elvod at tbis offloe until TUKSD aY, the 6th February next.. t noon, for the appointments ot Cadets (2> for the offloe department. Sila-y, for the first year, at tho rata of £3.: for tho s-oo.d, £45; and for the third, £65. Applications to be endor, ed, " Applications fOMUd.tB." Conditions and further partloulars may BO seen on application at thin offlce, G. AIOKIN, | Chairman, , * UK-LAND"- HARBOUR BOARD TBNDEB3 FOR TOTARA PILES. j Tenders will he received at this offlce unt'l TUESDAY, tbe 6th February next, at noon, for supplying 40 Totara Files. 40 to 46 feet long, in terma of specifications to be seen at the .(engi neer's Offloe. Tbe lowest or any tender not neoe.sarlly ao oepted. Tenders to be endorsed, "Tender for Tot. r_ Plle^»•, ..„„.„ B. AIOKIN; Chairman, Harbour Board Offlees. Auckland, 25th January, 1883. -



Wanted. ______ WANTED.— Don't Fail to read my large Advertisement this Page.-Bren nan's, Victoria-street, adjoining Theatre Royal. \%J ANTED, a strong active Errand Boy. 11 Apply to J. and J. _______ Qneen-st. \\ WANTED, a Jobbing Compositor to . v» proceed to Suva.-Apply to T. Sibbin & Brown, Printers, Lower Queen-street, for partl- I culai-i. I \a • ANTED, two smart intelligent Boys. I Vv Apply Managers'. Mnago Caff. ANTED, Two Apprentices ti the D .asmr1-'ng.—M J Ligf. d, niirßt. M " /_ Chm jn, Pf .__•'.. ANTBD a strong, tidy Gitl, to assist in Housework; elso, Apprentice to the Dressmaking.-Apply at Mi_. Murphy's, Hob i son-street. ANTED, at Hannaford. Auckland Registry (established 1883, General Servant aud Nuiscglrl, s»ie ho 1 tt.wr,); i nr_ent. WANTED, at Hannaford- Auckland Registry (established 1883), 10 Young Psetnl gtrlß: urgent. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 1863). Botel Hor '«• unld (Tau anga); wt __g 15i; urgent. ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Kegiatr. (eatabllshod 18SS), S* ton Man r .kable i k I; urgent. WANTED, at Hannatord's Auckland Kegiatrv (established 18881, 8 Plough mea and n-afnl Lad: urgent. ANTED, a Leader Boy.—Apply to J. O.aH. Foi bU _ WANTED, 3 good, steady Men.— Apply f•) Gee. Wileon, Nell. --Mr t. WANTED, a Boy, at Oil Mill, Free- man's Bay. a V ANTED, a Boy—Apply to James V* Corley, Hobßon-Btreet. \\r ANTED, a General Servant.—Apply » » t_ Mrs Gilmour, Carlton Gore Road, third houso from Wesleyan Chapel. WANTED, a Tinsmith at once. Con stant employment to a Steady man.— Apply to Mr MoDormott, Victoria-street Bast. WANT-D, a Mtroog ijau—Apply this Offijg. ___ WANTED, a Boy who can milk and make hlm'e'" genera'ly uaoful about a hone and garden ; a, country f <y prefe._ed.— Apply to Mr J. M. Share Queen-Btreet. WANTED, a Waiter.—apply Auck- 1 id Club. Bhortiand-straot WANTED, a good general Servant.— Apply n Mra R, J. Y_ es, Ruth- id Honse, Pi noil. WANTED, a Cook.—Apply on board Bg.qne An* rea. WANTED, a Boy.—apply to John H. Hughes. Ureter, West End b*3re, Vlotorla-street. , WANTED, 2 Smart Girls, about 16, for 2 eood families, and wonld b_> treated we'l.— Apply thia offloe. WANTED, by a Bandy M. n, a Job on a Station; can do rough carpentering, and is willing to mako himself useful.—Apply by letter to H.M., thia office. WAH TED. Young Girls. Needlowoik Shop, 2)8! Woman Conk. 23 _; Nurs.s, Housemaids Parloarmalds, Ganerais. Married Conple (f»rm). Cook and Laundress, — Mr.. Bl .-lore's Reg-try. WANTED, a respectable Gitl as general ser.ant— -prlr Mrs G J. Win.tone. Wllllam-Btreet, neur St Jamet'a Choroh. WANTED, Apprentices tbe dressmak ing. — Apply to A. Hemmlngway. Draper, owner of Union-street and Franklin Road. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Mrs Andenon, Wellesley.treet East, tblrdhona. f..jn_Bymondg_t_( ,t. WANTED, Six Men for drainage work.—Apply ot Works. Freeman's Bay. __________ WASTED, Good Cook. — Gleeson's Hotel. WANTED, General Servant.-Apply Mrs Sloman, top of Grafton Road. W" AnTKD, a First-class Waiter. — Apply to Manager, S_ Mnngo Cafe. WAsTBD KNOWN-House Brooms. Is 3d; Yard Brooms, Is fid; Hand Brushes, 9d.—At Dampier'a Hobaon-strcet Shop. WANTED, persons to furnish me with Houses ta Let and Property for _alo.—Alfred Cox, Agent 177. Queen-street. WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply to Mrs U. Goldlo. Pits street. -y ANTED, a Bey to drive a Baker's * » Cart. —Apply Newton Btkery. WAITED, a strong Errand Boy.— Apply T.Varaom. Draper. Q teen-street \A7 ANTED, a good General. Black » v smith: constant work to a good hand, —Apply to George Kidd, Coachbuilder, Sec, Devonport \»/aNT-D SEEN-Tbe Wrou R htlron v* Safes. £3 lOi. and lA, at Dampier'a Hobson-. trebt Shop. _^ WANTED, a General Servant—one who can cook and wash; another kept. —Apply to Aire John Chambers, Albert Park. W _*»______._-, _ __X> JtV. _D(Mt£-U ___,«_ ..w, Apply on board. " v; ANTED, a respectable Girl as Gene v* ral Servant — Mrs Calver, Gladstone Road, Oonqnest Placa, Parnell. \\l ANTED, a Steady Single Man to Vv driveia pair ot horses. — Apply E. Stookley, A roh Hill. WANTED, a smart active Boy at the I indon Aioade. WAITED, a good General Servant; roferonoes required. — Apply to Mrs Kealß, Marine Villa, Parnell, H- ANTKD BHOWN-Tea Trays, 2lt. , long and 1] f*. _re, only Is fid; at Dam plnr'a Hobacm-ttraet Shop. *&7ANTED a good Cruueral Servant; v T hl_hout wage*.—Apply to Mra Came. on. oppoatte t-olaty Ba 1. Bemnera. WANTED, a Kind Person to Adopt a Eaby (Hor ).-Apply PY. this offloe. WANTED, a good General Servant. References required —Apply to Mrs E. Mltchelson. Lower Bemnera. WANTED KNOWN-! will give a Handsome Present to tbe first poison who oan get baiter Piano Mublo for is than I sell at my Bebson-atreet Shop tor fid.—W. EL Dampier. \\J ANTED SEEN, the Splendid Bull's v v Eye Lanterns, only Is each; Candle Lan. terns the stme pile.; at Sampler's Hobson stmt Shop. WANTED, by a steady, sober young Man, a Situation in a store or wine cellar.—Apply by letter, J.K., Stab Offloe. WAN i ED, to rent, a Room with tire place.—Apply J. B, Hayes, Karanga hape Road, ' ' WANTED, by two men, a Eemale Companion or Wife, Have a comfort able homo, in separate bouses, Ages. ?4 and 33 respectfully. Address for man 21 years, H.M., Post Office, Auokland. For man 38 years, O.W„ Post Office, Auckland. Both are from the country. Poat photos with application, \\f ANTED SEEN—The Cheap Lot of »» Crookery just arrived at Dampiei. H.baon-streot Shop. \\l ANTRD, a regular supply of Empty v* Botdf _,— •uitrallei Vine&rowlng Co.. 39, Queen-strt t Whft ' ja; ANTED KNOWN-Valentines, v v Comio and Small Sentimental Kinds, Very Cheap wholesalo.-C. Mackay, Bookseller, 11, Grey street WANTED, Eye Doctors and others to reoommend the quality Qf my Is Speotaolen. No higher price at the Hobson- Btreet _______W. H. Dampier. Va. ATED, by a Steady Man, Situation v V in general drapery, grocery or general store j practical knowledge. Town or country. ffirat glass town refarenoe.—Mß.. B__r Offloe , WANTED TO LbT, a 16• roomed r Hona.. - Apply to|Wllllam GUI, Builder, Wel'lngton-st. t. WANTED to Purchase, a Bouse of 4 or 5 rooms, with f .om 5 to 10 acres of land. Within 8 miles of AuoHand.—Apply by letter, before Sa u;-day next, to Robt, S. Carter, Poat office, Auokland, \\r A_tTED to Lat, a V etacuea Boom, * » with fireplace, to a reapeotable, sotor, single man.—See board "To Let" on end house, Marmion-street (Upper Queen-street), Just abovo the Turkish Baths. WANTED TO KNOW, the where abon'a of THOMAS HKDIXIND, who airlved in Auoi-'md at out two yet a r o —Please eommurloa*-with his f_ rot her John, oa:.of Captain W. R. W: liau? ,-custombons. Quay, Welltngtan. WANTED KNOWN-Tin Kettles, Is 6d; Tin Saucepans, from 6d: Enamelled Saucepans, 2s 6d.—At Dampier's Hobspn-stroet Shop. WANTED TO LET, a very pomfort. able Verandah Cottage, of (our rooms and Boullery, together with furniture, whtah consists of every i>ou«ehold requisite; imme diate p03503810n.-D. F. E.ars. Estate Agent, Qneen-atreet next" Hera'd r offlce. »i; ANTED KnoWN— Seltzogenes, for V \ making Soda-water; Lawn Tennis and Crioketware; Fans, Ladles' Bags (a ohoice assortment), Albums, Purses, &c.- Charles Kel sey & Co., Direct Importers, Queen-street (two doors below Morrins. Ironmongers). ANTED, Ponsonby Ladies to know they oan have their own Materials used for all descriptions of Millinery, at mode rate charge,—Robson's Melbourne House, Pon sonby; _, WAN lED SEEN—The Fresh Lot of Iron Bfldstearis (double), 80s; Single do, IS 6d : Iron Cot J, 15a ;at Dampier'a Hobsoa. strest Shop, WANTED, a respectable Boarder in a qu'et family, within fi minutes' walk of Queen-Btreet Terms: 20s pec week, including washing, bath. Sec— Mrs Ryder, Symond: .tree t (orrner of Havelock-street). vjtTANTED to BELL (cheap), Two Vv Bandßome Coiners, 18 fet long.— Apply to l Phillips, Queen street ■_ ANTED KNOWN - Shovels aud Spades,Sa; Four-pronged Garden Forks, ia gjL-At Dampier's Hobson-streot Shop. \& AN TED KNOWN-" Correct Tip" ▼v: Wo have lust received, ex Weatnare field and Famenoth, large shipments, and oan aell you stuff cheaper than any other house In Newton] or out-J. and W, Williams, both sides Karangahape Koad,



Wanted. %»7 ANTED—Go and See the Handsome ** Spring Couohes, only £1 18b.—At Dam pier's Hobson-streot Shop. \W ANTED, to sell, Farm 100 acres, 2. v v milea from Hamilton.—A bargain, £30 i cash; remainder mortgage. — Cameron and Splcer, 81, Queen-street ANT_D, a Tinsmith; a steady man. —Apply _fter 10 o'olook to-morrow to John Lamb, 35, Quern-street. WANTED,' a smart Errand Boy,— Apply Stab Offloe. 1*; ANTED, yon to Read Brennan's vv Advertisement, Selling Off! Enormous Ssorifloal Viotorla-street. Must be Cleared in Four Weeks I WANTED TO SELL, a Billiard Table, Gas Flttin as. Sea* \ Fit ir-cloth—every thing oomplote.-Apply J. Smith, Exohange Hotel. j X\, ANTED KNOWN-If you want to vv roe the latest Fashion (__.utr.mi and I Winter, 18 3), have a glance at Monro and MilUgaa. Tailoring Window, In Hobson-etreot. 1 -ATANTED, the Tenderers for Stone- I YT wal"ng at Mo>-it _tden *. send their -ddre _to Mr Brab.zon, oppo.-lt) the Mornt Edengihool. WANTED. — Ladies' and Children s Uaderllnen in variety. Any sort not In stock made on the premises. Less than town prices.—Robßon'a Melbourne House, Ponsonby. VVTANTED SOLD.—A Lot of Water *T Tanks.—Robert Peace, Plumber, Sec, ' Shortland-street. WANTED, a Partner to join a thoroughly praotloal man, who has been used to erect saw mills, carry on the work ing of the same as well as the working ot the bush and everything oonneoted with the timber trade; and he ha. .GO aores of flratolass kauri bush, freehold, near to railway station. Capital required to work on equal shares, about fllOOO.— For particulars, apply to John Soppett, Land Agent, No. 8, Queen -street. WANTED, Hotel-keepera, Confec tioners, and the Publlo generally, to nrevan t aooldents from the bursting of lemonade bottles while being opened, whioh is rendered perfectly safe by nslng one of W. S. Jones' lm £ raved Leather Hand Guards.—W. a. Jones, latutaoturer of Saddlery, Harness, Sec, Queen street. WANTED KNOWN—money ad vanced on Personal and Collateral Se curity, repayable by weekly instalments. Bills Discounted.—Rao's New Zealand Pawn Offlce, Darby-street. WANTED KNOWN — Thoroughbred Berkshire Pigs For Sale.—Send order to Geo. A. Brown, Mangare. Post offlce ad dress, Onehunga. WANTED KN OWN—In Ladies' Silver Jewellery, we oopflne ourselves entirely to Real Silver; we keep no Silverine or Plated Goods of any kind. Fresh assortment just to hand.—Charles Kelsey & Co., Queen street (two doors below Morrins', Ironmongers). \*r ANTED SEEN—The Pretty Half tv pound Tea Canisters, 94; lib do, Is: at Dampier'a Hotgoo_____t Shop. IS there a well disposed person willing to Adopt a fine healthy Little Boy, 3. yeurs. —apply to tha Rev. Humtrey Davis, Howe street. COMPANION. —A Young Married * ' Lidy otters a home to a rospeotable per son. — Apply by letter, enclosing photo, to '' Suburb, n Home." Btab offloe. . 'jO PAINTBBS. — Wanted, a good 9 B.ash Hand, at ono?.-Apply SS, _re_- Btrc.t. A LADY offers a happy home at the ___ sea-side, In a beautiful and healthy locality, and good instruction to children of either sex,—Terms and references on applica tion to Mrs Poole, Paihia (opposite Russell, Bay ot Islands). Lost and Found. LOST, on Saturday evening, between RVJway S" *on and Bobnn stiaet, a Kit oonta'Vig Oloth'ng.-F' tder wi'l be rewarded onlet\__2____e at governor Browne Bote'. LOST, on Friday, in Wellington-street, _ .. a fit note.-2s fid l_wr-A on leaving same at tt i offloe. LOST, in Symonds-Btreet, a Milk Man's Hook.-Finder rewarded on leaving aame at "Herald" offloe. or at Ed'aburgh Castle Hotel. LOST.— £1 reward will be paid to any one rehu -ling 2 Young Bay Weldings—one branded DS, the othor P, near shoulder. May have returned to Walnku, or to Mr Soott, Wat ant—G. T. Hogg, New Lynn. Avondale, or to 187. Que ..-street, BTKAVED, from Mangere Bridge Farm, . a Dark Brown Horse, light hack, blaok points, white star on forehead, brand (0) cros sed pn three angles, back ofi leg scarred Inside, A reward will be given to finder.—Oeorgo a Brawn. 1 '" - '". !'" ! ' a_r _boam ana xteaiaenoe. /ILAREMOKT HOUSE, Princes-street, Kj Auckland.—Board and Reßldeace by tha day, weak, or month. Terms very moderate. CI-MFuRTaBLE APARTMENTS lor J Ladles during their aooouohmest; quiet ness and attention. Terms moderate.—Apply Mrs Boyle, Upper Queen-street (3rd house above Heath b store). /GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, XX HOBSON-STREET. BOARD .iHU _-._-ri,_ ...am, pe_ Y»e__. Single Room igg. per Week. MRS. GARRICK (IiiTBOFSSDJIIS) Wishes to inform her blends and the people of auok'snd that sne haa opened a FIRST-CLASS BOARDING-HOUSE at 40, HoBSOK.TBBET NOBXB, beautifully situated, and a splendid view of the Harbour. She la now prepared to offer Board and Resldenoe to families and gentlemen on Moderate Terms, hoping she w' 1 get a fair patrnnage. combined with etrlot attention, kind new, aad civility. OLD CLUB PRIVATE BOARDIH 6 HOUSE. Eden Crescent, Auckland, within three minutes, walk of the Railway Station, Wharf, Post offlce. Supreme Court-house, and Banks.—First-class Accommodation for Visitors from the Coaat and Country Districts. Apart ments en suite for Ladies and Families. Plunge and Shower Baths. Letters and telegrams addressed', o tho Manager, Ol_ Club Private Boarding House, Eden Crescent, Auokland.will reoelve prompt attention. ._ VENTNOR HOUSE Bbacii Road, Dbvonport. A delightfully Bltuated Mailn. Resldenoe, commanding an extensive view of the harbour, city, and suburbs; conveniently located between the Viotorla and Devonport wharves. Every comfort and convenience for visitors and board. Terms moderate, ■ JNO. OWEN. c i i i Tenders. c_______o _Ue9m _S_r WELLINGTON. NAPIER RAILWAY. OFAKI CONTEAOT (FORMATION AHD PSB* MANKNT WAV). LINOIH, ABOU _ SSVEI. MILES SIS CHAINS. Publlo Wo* i Office, We vlßgton, 29th January, 1883, Tenders will be reoelved at this offlce until noon on FRIDAY, the 2nd Maroh, 1883. for the above Contraot. They ar- to be marked on the outside, "Tender for Opakl Contraot." and ad dre s. 1 to tbe Hon. tbe Minister for Publlo Works. Telegraphlo tenders, similarly addres sed and marked, will be reoelved It presented at an. Telegraph Office by noon of the same date, provided that tenders as above are lodged at any Dlstriot or Besidont Engineer. Office by tha same hor-. Drawings, specifications, and general conditions may be Been at this offloe, at the Publlo Works Offices, Auckland, Wanga nui, Chrtstohu-cb. Dunedin, and Invercar. til, at the Warden's Offloe. Grahamstown. and Sta tion-master, offloe, Masterton. The lowest or any tender not nooessarily aeeepted. By command, JOHN BLAOKBTT, Engineer in Charge, North Island. rjl O BUILDERS, Tenders will ha received by the undersigned ■ntil neon of MONDAY, 12th Inst,, for the Erection qf a Brlok Bu' ding, In Wyndham st.aet, Plans, too., at or _ Offloe, Qaeen:it,eei. P.HBBAPATH fe SONS. Arohiteotg. (_oodsoß,a Arcade. GOODSON'S - London Arcade. — GOODSON _ Valentines, and Valentine Presentations in Glooka, Gold and Silver Watches, Chains, Neoklets, Lockets, Rings, Suites, Studs, &0., Seo., Abyssinian Qold and Gold-cased Jewellery (equal in appearance to Ster? ling and Colonial Gold), Sliver and Gold plated Jewellery, Eleotro-plated Goods of all kinds: Dinner, Breakfast. Tea, Deßsert. Afternoon Tea, and Toilet Sets; Majolica, Terra Cotta, and Moss Goods, Wines and Tumblers, Decanters-Water Bottles, Vases, Lustres, Epergnes, Table and Pooket Cutlery, Lamps, Crtoket Bats and Balls, Accordians, Concertinas, Musical Boxes, Orohastranetes, Photogra phic, Scrap and Stamp Al bums, Opera aod Field Glasses, Telescopes, • - | Spectacles, Mioros- I" ""•""•" 02 copes, Card Cases, O * i -must | o _J 9 tss,Perlumery, <_ T O 3 Brushes, Combs, 2 W jy, g Birthday Cards. 2 i_j VA 3 Pietureß, Books, and *> O fi | fa^fe' %QQ © I i&^tfta .go Oa Morroco.Plush S ►* _ 3 Velvet, & Silk, P -*5 r_ Dreeslngpaseß, rr> _* Work -Joxeß. _____ ' l' l,nT Desks, Jewel and Writ- ■" w*mr Ing Cases, Inkstands, Fans, Doffs, Horses and Carts, Rook tagHo_Bes,Bag-~Ueßo_rds,&c. The ia. Counter contains hundreds of verities to seleot from. The od. Counter, also the 3d., has on it marvel lous value. Novelties always being reoelved, and obtainable only at Goodaon. LONDON ARCADE, LONDON ARCADE, Auokland, Glsborne, and Thames, - I London Offloe: 58, St. Mary Axe, j I UNION OIL, SOAP, AND -ANDLE COMPANY _SHABE3.-Por sale a small < parcel of the above at _. • five shillings paid np. —Apply Box 97, Fost-efflov



j To Let, ' f|lo LET, a Large Shop opposite Car- JL penters'Arms. Grej .teat; rear, ("s per ( week.—Apply next do ir. 0 LIST, at Avondale, a Four-roomed Cotr-.Ke with 10 arc as good land, stable. &-% Bent, 12s Cd per week.-Forpr .Honiara apply t j Mra Ha:''.. gs, the tip oottage r'ght hand side of Prey- .___ TO LET (furnished or unfurnished), Ape-imen* _, with _sa ot kltohen, near Kyber lata Boad.—apply Stab Offlce, rrvO LET, a 3-roomed Verandah Cottage, X bsauWallr Bitaated, at the top . t Brown street, oloie tj Ponsonby Boad.—Apply on tbe premises. ■_ r>AO LET or For Sale, nice Cottage with ■ bay window, at Rook Nook. ■- W. V. Stevens, 187, Queen-Btreet. ri-0 LET, in Norfolk-street, Ponsonby, a 1 neve well-finished _-ioomed Cottage.— * pply next door (above), or to William ftosser. Cleveland Koad. Parnell. i rtO BE LET, in Upper Queen-iitreet, a ._. 6-roomed House, wltb a largo garden Slanted with fruit traea; rent, Us per week.— '. G. Kwlmgto p. I rr\o LET, a broomed Cottage in Victoria- JL street j i ;nt 95,-Apply t> mo.* jw morn- Ingjo Jamaa Ballaatlne. riiO LET, Offices.—Those centrally situ. ■ ated and first-.lass Offices now in my occupation (as I am removing to ground floor), i I The best position In Auokland for a solicitor or other professional man.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, next to Bank of Australasia, Queen st. XtC LET, a Front Room.—Apply STAB I offloe. ___ r 110 LET, Grafton Road, a convenient 6- JL roomed Hon •; WeU'igto.-street, a Shop and Dweillng.-S. Y. Ci!l:_. Kamo Cilllei/ Offlco. 16. Onr .n-atreo TO LET, First-clpss Business Premises In City and Suburbs.—D.F. Evans, Estate Agent. Queen-street, between Brn_: of Aus tralasia and " Herald" Office. raw LET, furnished or unfurnished, the JL Concrete Villa, pleasantly situate _, Great Noah p-md, with garden, stable, and paddock, abundant supply of wa'er.—Apply to Mr Ed mund, on tbe orem'-jes. Archh.' 1 bun pas is ma _y time s a day. rpo JLET, at the corner of Dublin-street JL and New-street, near Collr_e Boad. a lirge balcony Honsa and BfVble,8 fVble, with laij» allotment; splendid opening for coal and fl e wood br tin :a.—Apply J. Bennett, Queen stre it. rjpO LET, Shop and Dining Reoms op- I posits Railway Station.—For particulars, apply to William Pye, Queen-street wharf. , tiO LET, a Shop and House in Victoria- I street; best stand out ot Queen-street for a grocery or jfrulterer buslnes.. Bent, £l per weak.— apply this offloe. rpO LET, at the Bay of Islands, near I. Russell, a_-roomed Cottage (furnished).— For partloulars apply to "Publisher," Stab Offlce. , mv BB LET, a 12-roomed House in I. Parnell; gas in each room, and bus stove in kitchen; oolonlal oven In lower kitchen: abundant supply of water: commands splendid viewß. Kent, 30s per week (gas fittings in cluded); well situated for a family or boarding houae.—Apply Qoodgon's London Arcade. rf\U LET, a comfortable 8-roomed House, JL -lato.. re ot ; stable, buggy house, and all neceßsary outbuildings, together with about five aorea good voloanlo grass land, situated about half mile from Ellerslie Hallway Station, —Apply to J. B. Morpeth, No. 21, New Zealand Inßuranoe Buildings. 'rO BE LEASED, a Fan. of lift acres, > having a good House. Dairy, and Farm Buildings, Henoed and divided into paddocks, wall watered in the driest seasons. All the pro duos from tlie farm can be sold on the Bpot, without sending to Auckland. The leasee oan have any term that may be agreed upon. A ■Dlendld Opening for a country storekeeper.— For further partloulars apply to Wm.iaulllver House and Land Agent, _.nsonby. TO LET, Rosenheim near tho Three Lamps, Ponsonby, a Villa Residence ot 10 rooms, magnificent view of the harbour, and opposite coast, large and well-ventilated rooms, gas, water, and outbuildings, garden and orchard well drained. For a term to a good tenant—D. F. Evana, Estate Agent, Queen street, next" Herald" Offlce. 'gIAKAPUrtA.—To Let or for Sale, r.n 1 excellent Farm near Lake Takapuna, 89 aores of good land and an exr.llent house and outbuildings. Ooaob cassis eight times daily. Terms easy.-Ollver Mays. HOUSES TO LET, furnished aud un. furnished.—Apply R. Se B. Duder.House agents. Uevonport. \TORTH SHOKE.—To Let, two Houses, 1" eaoh 5 rooms: also. House of 7 rooms.— B. Tanner, 8, Queen-street. DEVEWPoRT, NorthSnore.-Excellent new Villa Residence, 9 rooms, to Lot. There is every convenience.—Also, a nice Cot tage, 5 rooma.—Oliver Mays, agent DEVONPORT, -iORTH SHORE.- To Let or for Sale, a 6-roomed Cottage, new, In a good position. -Apply K. & R. Duder, Hon. c and band Agenta. BAKER'S PREMISES TO LET.—An Old Established Bakery, of 19 year, stand ing and business premises, situated in Vie toila stroet; oven newly re-bnllt and water laid on, Fint-olass opening.—Apply to Mr Stevenson, Nel.QB-etreet, corno of Baker-street. CI-RNEB QOEBN aND SHORT / LAND-STKEBTd. To Let or Sell, the balance ot my Lease of Offloe or Shop, oorner of Queen and Shortland streets, _..__._. A—A For Sale. ifiOß SALE, 0-horse Portable Engine J? in flrst-olaßs oitder, with gptrk-caltoher; SOlbs pressure, P.. _c fin. — Apply H. B. Morton. ■ BOAT, 16 feet centre-board, satis. <__~ complete: prii _!7.—Further partloulars apply to MoMlaater, Draper. aORSE FOR HALE, a quiet staunch Buggy Horse: has t>an ridden and driven by a lady and children.—W-_o_ nd Robertson, garter gags. fTi OR SALE, Claremont-Btreet, off Kyber -C Pass Boad. Verandah Oottage of 4 rooms, almost new. fitted with cupboards, dresser. Sec, staunchly built and thoroughly well finished, good well, allotment about S3 x 180. Most be sold, as owner is leaving for the South. Price only f1320.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen street, next Herald Offlce. 643 gjl O R . 8 A L E, JD BARGAINS. CALLIOPE ROAD, Devonport-New C _ ttase ot 2 rooms, double chimney, tank, &o,; Allotment CS x 165; nioe situation. Price, only £165. GREKNLANE, ELLERSLIE-!! Aores Choice Land, together with _____ Stable and 3-roomed Cottage, opposite Racecourse Gate. For absolute sale, D. F. EVANS, OATS. f\ATS. f\ATS. AIS WATS. WATS. xooo SAC__B r_OOD f\iSD /"IkATS AOKS VTOOU V/LD \J'aTB |B_IIIB FOB B-ED TH&N saw). IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS, AT LOW BATES. yjT AND /\ A*/ INSTONE. , Eduoational. MADAME POOLEY'S VOCAL CLASS will reassemble next THUIEtSDa.- EVENINO. the Bth Instant, at 130. A New Rlementary Class for Ladl.s and Gentlemen W'l be commence* on the followlM Thcwday Evening, the 15th Instant, at 7.90. Intending members are Invited to the practise of tlie Vocal Class on the l_th instant, when theii: names WiU he reoelved. ' Meetings. pONSONBY ROWING CLUB. A Spools' General M .ting of the atjva Club will be held lv the Club-__.m. Por cnby, oa WEDNESDAY, 7th Instant, at 8 p.m. ~ Business tTo consider reslimatlon of Captain, Pi b __t_*'o_ ot Medal, and oth _rbn_l«u»i. _-_.bbhv- uu w ALFRED H. JONES, f. Hoa.Beo. ERCURY BAY TIMBER COM. PANY (LIMITED). NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. Notice is hereby given that the FiMt Ortlnary General Meeting of the Shareholders in this Company w"l be held at their offlce on MON DAY, the 12th Instant, at 12 o'clook noon. Business : ToreceivetheDirectors' Report and Balance sheet for period en. ing 31st December last. To eleot two Dl.eo_.rs in the room oi! J. If. Clark, Esq,, and Alexander Ewen, Esq., who retire in accordance with artlules of association, and who, being eligible, offer themselves for re-election. To appoint an Auditor, and for the trans action of such other business as may be brought before the meeting. BENJ. GILMER, Secretary, Fort-street, Febrnai. 3rd, 1883. Highway Board Notjcea. I -VTBWTOJM HIGHWAY DI-TtiilCT, I NOTIFICATION "-FtHE VALUATION TAKE NOTICE. The Valuation list for the above District for the year 183 is now OPEN for INSPECTION at the Residence of Mr Peter McNalr, Rich mond. All objections thereto must be left at the Surrey Hills Dairy on or before th _ 15th day of February, addressed to the Assessment Court: and a copy of every suoh objection must be left at the residence of Mr T. Hayes, York street, Newton, not less than seven days 'before the next sitting of the said Court, (Signed) B. T. WARNOOK, Chairman. January 15,1883.



It ■ T,, I' ■ ) Public jwotices. ■ PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. \* | MR EDWIN HORNSBY (late oJ Means T I and S. Morrin) has been admitted a Partner In my business, whioh will be carried on under the Firm ot " LAURIE & HORNSBY." W. S. LAURIE. Auokland, 25th January, 1885. LOOK out for the " Mercantile Gazette Advertising Medium"; trso paper.— Offices: 177, Queen-street. *^ is °~ l ° Mas Coxon, of Onehunga, begs to return her most sincere thanks to customers and friends for past favours during Mr Coxon. time of carrying on business, and begs to give notice she still intends carrying on the Butchering Business, and will be thankful for a continuance of their support. All accounts outstanding to he paid either to herself or to John D. Williams, whose receipt will be sufficient discharge. SARAH L. COXON. Onehunga, February 2,1883. ALL Outstanding Accounts due te Mi- Heap, Vincent-street, to be paid by the end of present month. CORKS, Corks, Corks (Wine or Beer), about iOOstro:.. To be sold cheap by the f.ross or bale.—Webb's Pianoforte and Harmon am Saloon, Hobson-Btreei, near Victoria b_ SAILORS' REST, 39, QUEEN-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 a suable place of resort for the seamen of the port Donations of Maps, Pictures, and Illuminated Texts for the Walls; Books, Magazines, and Tracts; Chess, Draughts : also, a large Filter, and subscriptions will be thank fully received by either of the Secretaries Messrs Larkins and Ewlngton, or at the rooms. HENRY E. FELL, Missionary to Seamen, T# Sibbin and .Brown, COMMERCIAL & GENERAL PRINTERS, 65, Queen _t„ Auokland, Three Doors above Waitemata Hotel. THOS. SIBBIN and CHAS. BROWN have the honour to intimate that they have entered into partnership as Commercial-and General Printers, and have opened business at tho ad dress abova In respectfully soliciting a share of your favours, we wonld assure you that no effort will be spared upon our part to execute your orders with Neatness, Accuracy, Promptitude, and Economy. As regards the first three essentials, we have only to state that we were both trained by the late Mr William Atkln, of High-street, in his well-known habits of Bmutuality8 mutuality and general excellenco af work, ur expemes are very light, and of this we shall give our customers the advantage, making our prices as low as possible. Any work of a private or secret oharacter maybe entrusted to S. &B. with perfect confi dence, as none but themselves are engaged in its production. TW" 0. T I C E~. On and aftir this day. Febrnar? sih, the Working Hours of the Wbarf Labourers will be irom 8 a.m. to 5 p.m,; after or before will be overtime, and charged _o.ordin_ly. i By order of the Seoretary. RS COSTER'S Address Is Wellesley street W„ opposite ttia Opera House. Feathers Dyed to all the newest shades. A nice assortment of Ladies' Caps just received. TOG ROLLING. THK DEVONPORT SAW MILL , C-MPANY Are now prepared to tjpply the Pnbite of Devonport and others with bH kinds of SAWN TIMBER AT A LA REDUCTION ON TOWN PRICE.. TOURISTS AND OTHERS TO ROTOMAHANA HOT LAKES ARE CAUTIONED Against being Misled by Agents to take THROUGH TICKETS. POLL AND RELIABLE INFORMA • HON ' ' ■/ As to COST and BOUTE on application at the, Auckland Agenoy for LAKE HOUSE, ROTORUA, National Insurance Buildings, 83, Queen -street. Auokland, January , 1883. . 4k. XW "society" prtotapiesT or oVoSer terms to suit t_rrower_. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiate.. See Ltat of . Properties for sale on Ith page. Sir per cent, allowed on money deposited for investment.— 0. Williamson, Land, Estate, and Financial Agent and Valuator,! B,Vulcan Lane. Wm. McArthur & Go., AUCKLAND. TO DEALERS IN FANCY GOODS, BARTHKNWARE, CHINA AND GJ_A AND GENERAL STUR_K_.KP.-Ha Plain and Fanoy Stationery Perfumery and Toilet Soap* Br ushware and Combs Table and Pocket Cutlery B.P. and B.M. Goods Iron Bedsteads " Mirror, and Fancy Furniture Olooks, Watches, and Jewellery ' Tobaooo, Cigars, and Pipes ' Musical Instruments Earthenware, China, and Glass Vases, Flower-stands, Sco, Parian Ware, Pictures Purses, Hand Bags, and Baskets Orioketlng Appointments Lawn Tennis and Badminton , Arohery and Croquet Indoor Games, Toys, Sec NOVELTIES FOR CHRISTMAS. -yALENTINES I "yALENTINES J ValbntineS ! At N. G. LENNOX'S, 100, Q-BEN-T (Lato Edward Wayte's). JUST OPENED,'AND NOW ON VIEW. A CHOICE ASSORTMENT W Com*. Valhntinis i Coma ValisTurns 8-N-IMENTAL VALEtrriNES I BBHTIMENTAL Valentines I Us*. 01, VALENTINIS I Useful Valenzmwii SATcaaTst Saxohetsl Era, .FFERBD AT CLEARANCE PRIOES 30 effect a ready bale. Ooeap School slates, :. . cheap school exesois- boohs, Cheap School Copy bookb, ... -. Cheap school Dioh__*__h_s Cheap School Reasihg Boon, CHEAP SCHOOL REQUISITES of EVERY DESCRIPTION AT CLEARANCE PRIOES, AT TVT 11 T BN»• 0 X'B, li. vr. J_l EN N O X'S, (Lite Edward Wayte's), 100, QUEEN-STREET, 'AUCKLAND T C _ #1 H E S T, ASD WINE, MEAT, AND FISH SAFE COMBINED. Sample, No, I Quality, on View at FISHER & GO'S. (LIMITED), AX UNION SASH Se DOOR GO'S. OFFICE, Customhouse-street East; FAOIORY-Meohantet. Boy. PRICE ... .£€ 10a. en, Samples, Nos. 2 and S Quality, Shortly on View UNION STEAM SAW, MOULDING. BASH AND DOOR COMPANY (Limit d). Volunteer Notice.. <afltefcflfc> <OTWiHfrr ■yOLUNTEBR DISTRICT ORDERS, A Meeting of Offlcora of the severe! Volun teer Corps in Auckland, who have deoWedto serve under the New Rules and RcgnJaSonS willtake plaoe at tho Militia Offloe on FMOA? EVENING next, the 9ih Instant, at hidffprtt T o oiookp.m. E. WITHERS, Major. Commanding Auo. land Volunteer Dlßt-.Ct. Auckland, 6th February, 1383, YICTOBIA RIFLES, A Parade'of tteVlotorla Company wiU be held on TUBBDAY next., at 7.80 p.n_ sha_p. A full attendance |ls requested. ÜBlforai (undress), with arms and accoutrements. All members wbo have decided not to to serve under the new regulations treexpeoted toretora their Arms, and Accoutrements, ni Uniform lo the andentaßd. at the Di__*hed,on TUESDAY RVENI'.O, at 7.- Sharp. Enrolled Members will be measured for new uniform, at the same Mmc and plaoe. „_.'--,. ™- OWEN MAHOA Captain, Victoria Rifles,



I FeraonaL ~ , : 7 ISSING MBBNBY. son ot John and ISs Tierney, Dubl!_.-Your brother ErenoW.rveS ! ah_^rstoc3mmumeat3wlthyoti,havloß_auS to tell you.-Addre~): Fr_ nois J. Tierney. __• 1 of New Boofcland Slata Co.. Montrealf4n__r.' ! R. P. FALLON, late ef America; will I heir of his oousln, Mw. Slnskey, by oal nng at flfih house from King's Arms Hotel. Edwin-street, Newton, ! Shipping. j^k "DARQUB ANTARES. _%} AM Accounts against the above _______• vesiel must be rendered m dnpll «,„.fl ' " ««_ hi the offloe of the under &?__?_ °?_ 7 tjforß TO-MOKROW. tho Oth n_j£' 4 p'm" ot tb*y wiU not be reoog- OWEN & GBAHAM, '»• ' -' Agents. A-ottons. B, TONES. B. 0. CARS, B. D. TONES THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8. •'.' -.'■'"'., ' ■ ■ •' " ■ ' -I t ' ~. ' :":: A AAA": :'\ CARGO OF HUGAR. Ex Sybil, from Mauritius. -..;-;.; MAURITIUS SJUGAR. MAURITI-S SUGAR. #4:00 POCKETS WHITE CRYS TALS AND COUNTERS, and BROWN CRYSTAL-.r y .. '■' "-'.'■■ ■' ' . 'I -.AA ' T Partloulars To morrow. '7 7. 5 B. TONKS & CO., Auctioneers, TO-MORROW, , AT TWELVE NOON, 7 ,„.'.". BY ORDER Of THE MORT-A-BE. BEDELL'S -DREWERY, EDELL'S JjREWERY, NEW NORTH ROAD. G. W. BIHNKY / 1-FAS received instructions to sell by ;, jublio auotion, at his Mart, Queen-Btreet, to- '•■,-' 1 morrow (Tuesday!, February 6, at Ii 0"oloefe, THAT VALUABLE FREEHOLD ALLOT- 7 MBNT, WITH BUILDINGS THEREON. KNOWN AS ; BEDELL'S BREWERY, . .■.'.'-. HAVING A ... - A :_."' : TOONTAGB OF 99 FEET TO NEW NORTH ROAD, "A-A.A "■■ ~'::'\ AND 110 FEET TO VIOLET-I'HEBT. .1 Situated near the Railway Station, and in '.'■:..'■ I every way suitable for -.. | HARRYING ON A BBEW-gRY BUSINESS - ' I H-VISO A.:'" ,' 7;jl SBVBR-FAILILG SUPPLY OP WATER ON I "' -.. : THE PREMISES. ' t__ ______ _.m hi mb ____ ___r__i_Lhfl_mada 7 1 mown at the Bale, '.'.' ' , '.''. " | TO-MORROW, AT 10 0-LOOK A.M. I FRUIT. FRUIT. FRUIT. FRUIT. I .0 BE SOLD BY AUCTION, > I AT ARTHUR'S MART, 1 TOTELSON, BYDNBY, AND AUCK- 1 !_! LAND FRUIT:.. .; ;| Peaches, Pears, Plums, Greengages 71 Nectarines, Apples, Damsons, &o. 1 Peanuts, &c. :--•-. ::~M . Honey on comb), small sections . ' :| AT 10 O'CLOCK A.M. J . .'" - " "AlßO.' 7 -'- '■/' '' '.. "" 1 70 saoks Fowl Wheat ... I TO-M ORR 0 W, I ■ '-At 11 o'clock. .; ' " -t 7-7.1 CARBINES & TA7LOR I TCTILL sell by auction, at 11 o'clock. I 2C. bunches Bananas * 7| SO eases Plums ! <1 10 case's Peaches 1 10 tons Potatoes ■•■'■•■■'■ Wa'roa Cheese, Oats, Bran A :."■;' ,' .••"' 1 Maine, Fowl Wheat § Sec, Sea, >&o_j ■■' A j W, ft OOOHRAHE .-:-;.: '--fJUi ,B.i___t.'* '* ''.1 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12. ' _. I ___■' ■-■■ >.- ~M FREEHOLD PROPERTIES; fl REBHOLD JTroPBRTIBS. MA^ETU~TOV.NBHIP, ii OPOTIKI, WAIUKU, WAIWERA, 1 - OKAHU. I '|IHE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, 1 „,?.__. .Fort-street, on Monday, ttth Instant: at I li -Clock, . „ _ ■ .■-■- 'M 0 -TOWNSHIP A, AUot-tmt 55 1 Beotion 8, containing 6 aores. ■■•-.■■■ ifc OPOHE3 TOWNSHIP -'Allotment W. . Seotion L containing 1 rood, - - | WAIUKU-Lots Ml and 81L ooatatalna H I aores, fronting Waiuku l&rer; -A- AM. WAIWERA-Mlddle Portion tot in, eon 1 . talning 40 acre.. * J OKAHU-Southetst Fart Lot HI, eantala- 1 tog 89 acres; Northwest Pan HI, eon- I tuning 83 sores, fronting Mongonui ■--' i SAMUEL COCHRANE __ SON, | .. Auctioneers. ' • -.._-'■ 7i ,- MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12. NOON. l . j TWO WOODEN HOUSES, MILL'S | ; LANE. ' ... '; ' :-'';■' . :"AAM B. 0. GREENWOOD HAVE received instructions from Mensrs Fisher and Co. to sell by auction, al hi. >■ II Man, Queen-street, on Monday next, j J TWO WOODEN COTTAGES ill tasted Is ]| Mill's Lane, off West Queen-street, To be removed wlthla ten days from day _ ':'.::,'!|| • of sale. . '■- '■''A'"''\JA.A'A'. R. 0, ORi-TNWOOP, Auctioneer. . . , I '.-:-'..i«'i'-':'»:'M --y• ' ' . y MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12. TO FLOUR MILLERS AND CAPI. TALISTS. ■ 1 THE undersigned will offer by pniblio 1 auotlon. at their Mart, Dnke-traeL Cam- 1 bridge atao'oloek, . *xmm 1 AUthatV_a.UA.BLBI PROPERTY known i BS the CAMBRIDGE FLOUR MILt. 1 with never-falUng water-power, driving I three talra ot itsnei; It Is la tWouaß ! working order, and replete with modcra appllanoßß, constituting It a girt_»i.__ I Flour M"f, now doing a laoraa. c bos!. 11 nesß, having a lr-ge native and local tade In Flour, with a ready ra__ toe f Maters Offal; alio, a waii-flnißhed !. I roomed Dwelung hoots With tastefully 11; laid out grornds, and about iO aores of I gccl grazing land. FuU pai-cntanon 1 ■ppUoatiim to tne Auo'to-eersTA-c-. I ', land and Cambridge. uu- ,ww * ■»"«* 1 CLAR_rft- GAN__ I - • Auctioneer-, ', ~ 'II The AuoUoneers oonfldnUy rerommend tha '-" atave Property as affo.dlnj a rrra ooportoaitr II lor aeourlng a flourlßhlng bneliiea. in UwbtM f DtSMotol Wait-to. -'■.-. .y" ~ «""»n (Continued on Fourth PaaeJ II