s two witnesses Mm Home and Mr } V! P r *"X «U •*«« ,that^ On Jhf'Gth December, Priestley came S then, and implored them to state that he had to« at their house, on Jlio night of thfa occurrence. Mr Lees, however, dec mod n do anything of the Vrt. UntueHth Lember, Detect iveyftaker saw Mrs hI toain the preatneo of Priestley and £™tho 15th he- was arrested, when, !mnn K st othejj"things, some documents sTc,M>Vtow, notes, etc., were found ?n hisrrfssVs-ion These woud be produced iSfflS together with some sermons *nd reiUtious up n scriptural s^j^U. One d the paper,, which evidently re.o red to MM Hamilton's statements n> the m one" conuioed the fallowing no:oi: - You were too long io coming with the lioht. ih-re is to°muc!i tinie r rj*?i "s Keen the fine you heard the fust fall. 1 Tod much happened between when you heart the first fall until you brought tha voa went out to see him. Ihen you went 'for a Hfiht, during which time he go another f .11 and got up a«a;n and wa miking through ilie passage when you met kAhout the trou.-crs. I said that his trwie» were not quite oil whoa he go tthe fißw£kir asked me on the 14th of Deeem-1 tor if I knew how long it was since I slept WiS£*toknaB'howitw8'howitwa S th a t Strathern did not ask for the little axe or the lar-e axe on the m S ht on which he tearched the house, which a was on the s;h December. Mr Cooper: 'Ihere are the prisoners instructions to hia counsel (Mr Tyler) and The Crown Pro editor -wott on to iay , that another of the documents was an I acrostic, the initial words of eoch line , CSog the s.ntenc fl "when shall sleep | with you roj love." It was asf.lloss : f

•When wind and Btormß are past and gone, f&all gentle galessnoceed, . I know too case \he irtnbi d mud altep ts the rest It needs ■ Witt! thesa row line* i ttll my mind, You may in tiem * qusetlou flnd, My meanlug '* plain so fled It out. Love 1* a^orinent when la doust. This production was found, together with a letter from Mr Priestly, witUm a Noting pad, a<.d. it was useful i ks showing' the prsoner's characterr He thought tlitt these were pretty well all thecircumst«no.s;ihat would bj brought forward to-day in connect! n will the cae, and ho Would not make any reference to what might subsequently be introduced. The case was ot exceptional delcacy and intricacy, nnd the evidence resembled a biudb of lap&oU rasher than astiongly lintcd eh;'in, inasmuch as each fact by itself might not prove much, but takea to.:e!h-.r, wire very strop;,', it would he for the prisoners to s'jmv Ilia-; tliey hf.d no cpnncc.i..n with the nffiir whatever, and bo only liop.d nnd tru-ted that they would he able fc> do so. Th'fM were cases such as that men tioned in "Mi« Haliburton's Troubles " (a book founded u.otc on f.ct than fiction in whioi'i tiie prisoner's whenabonts bad been sati-facsoiily aec-ju;-led for at tliu Jaa: momenf, i-nd it nijjiit Lc that Prie-tly muht yet be able- to prove an aln.i. if so ho liad only himself to.Wamo for the inconvenience ho hud beeu put tv, ihe < ("owu Prosecutor wont r.n to commeut on Mrs Hamilton's nppe.irai.ca aa beitg uuliivcly to c.xcitu va siou in the genesality tf psope, and to rifer to the ainguhrintimucv that had existed betwecu hjrandPiiessly. William C. Mirfin, architecr, sw^rn, dc posod that he had taken drawinss of a house gituited in Kust-s'.rent, Ke-.»tui!, recently occupied by Ilu^h Hamiltos. The itlalive positions and measuieuuius were conect in eveiy way. Vi»i:ed the luuso with Detectiva Suathern. He al.o sub mitted Iracinga of the different walls in the house, thowing blocd stains. i No obji ctians to the pl.ns were raised by counsel lor ihe defence, and they were put

in. Thomas Moore P&ikou deposed : I am a mtdtcal practitioner residing in Auck'.aud, and also Coioner for this district. Ou November tweniy-ninth 1 held an inquest. ou the body of tfugh Aicken Hamilton. The depositions produced correctly stated what waa atatsd at the inqueit by tbe wit- Mr Cooper pointed out that those deposi tions were not admisaable in the caie unless the people were either out of iho colony or dead. He did not object to them, nor did he consent. " Mr WiUiamion : Well, I only put them in to get what Mrs Hamilton said at the, inquest. If you object, I shall ask Dr. PniUon what she said, word by word. .Mr Cooper : Oh, we don't object. ""Henry Walk»r deposed: 1 am a duly qualified medical practiiioncr, rending in Auckland. I recolkct Tuesday, 2Sth » ovembar Ja«t. Oa that morning I viated the house of Mr Hamilton, mfttwUm. 1 Teceivtd a me3aage about ten minutes past seven a*d 1 was there five minutes afitr wards When J got to the house I saw Mrs Hamilton, the female prisoser. fchs took me into the bedroom ou the right-hand side going ia the front way to see her husband, who was lying on Ihs focd (The room luarktd oa the plaa was itdicat-d.) I knew Hamilton be fure his death, and knew tbat was Hugh .Aicken Hamilton. She took rne'isto tbat room. 1 cxaininad tho p.tienr, and said how did tc set tbis (tne wound) done. She said-well doctor he came ia early this morning tbe wor»e for drink. She also tuld me that he came to her bedroom door, and said he had a Dasty fall aeainst the bedstead. I fad, "Whereabouts on the beds'ead?" and ste showed me the foot of the bed. As she was telling me th's, the bretthiog seemed to stop in Hamilton, and I laid bos coin". With that, a sister-in-law and brotner came and led her into her motheiV. Toey merely handed her out. Sho was not uncoDScioos, nor was she c rried our. Tbe bedstead (produce'i) mi abctnoith and aouth, and was close np to the.wai!. (Spot acaiast which-he was aupp Bed to have fallen indicated). It was expo-od, and was not covered with bed clothe-, The.mattrass, which was about live iuches thick, did not co.i.c closi down to_ tbe side I did not ice the female jrisoaer again till the inquest. I left the house three or four mfuutc-s aft#r nine o'clock, h'avicg- bern t'uere two hours sill lut a qnuxUv. IcM n.t sea the female prisoner uunng all tha', time 1 found a wound (in the right fora head ftt tbe junction of tlw frontal and parietal bones, near the temple, i did not pie-'areacbartoltliesUiiUwith the wout.d, but 1 cm do it in a f.w in'antcj • Mr Wilhawson : Oh, ncvar mind, wo wont bother »b.iit ituoiv. ' jSxamiuaiion continued: I.iere wai another wound oa tae bick of the had, about ao inch loa?. It wa* not aslraul.t cat like the other. It was of, maugular sbape, about an iuch aed a quarter each side O' perhaps less towards the brow. After attending to the patient Jor soire time I left the bouse, and subse quently I was informed that tha patient Sad died. While there, I noticed f c iheeta had beeu pai out in the bick yard Ihere was a large amount of b ood on thsui. Svervthinahadbeencleanedwheulgot there Sut there wee traces of blcod all over the floor. There was s'raw mat'lng on the floor. It was laid cut like tha usual mit ring ; na-led dowa oa .the floor, Tbe BBttiDg was in several pltrw. The traces «f blocS were on the matting. The most blood cou'd be seen on ffiepMow.. laid not tee any ste<!s> the bed. In he vmim of my examination, I uncovered the man. He had on an oidinwy glaz-d shirt, with starched frffnt; no loose co'lar. His feet were cold, and I did not sea anything on them If there hid been I wou d have seen it as I wrapped his feet in the blank-1. I examW The bedstead at the pl.eei where L wassuppoicd to have lalen and there was no la.ge quantity of Wood either on the ted or the floor. There had bsen a little Mood on the floor underneath the place shewn to me, but it h.d been wiped up I did sot see-any traces'of hair at the comtr The wound was thiongh the lUnc tion of the- head where the hair enn meuce?. I could not see anything else in the loom that he could have fallen against. There was a email wooden cot against tH9 wall at the foot of the bsd. I cannot say what was the distance between the bed and ihTeot I attended the inquest, and ia oiv evidence 1 said the wound nad been pro duced by some hird sub.tance I examined the wound, on a subsequent occasion, iq com panHith Drs, uoldsbro and Bawson at £e% morted exatnin.tio-- on Voeember Ou thiC second ocv I made a mo c caVeful lamiriat^V Pinion the corner pi the W*X iave inflic/cd the ■ '%/o %%/, / head. Liking I^Ss^ /'%. belie* ya;^t leaving. ***£<?■ /A^i duced .^'arryins, ot 03*'Yl±//>^ , ffi #"«^ !. 8^ clear/ \ "&' V\j fitted- ? j .A

skull-cap fractured over the region of tho wound, the cflects extending back eleven inches from tho seat of tho wound. The skull was a normal oce. At that part cf the skull it is pretty ttrong. That wound could not have been caused by fallin" against the bed, I would account for the fracture by direct violence. It roust havo been excessive, and not moderate violence. I am quite ture that the body 1 examined at the post mortem examination was the saim I saw on tbe bed, and it had not been altend in any way. Tlic wound had not bsen altered

, Charles Field Gjldsbro' deposed :lam a medical praciitiouer, residing in A ockjud. I 1 remember December 20th last, when I made a postmortem exaujiaation at the dem-eof t)ie police in the presence of Dw, Walker, Hooper arid Dawson, on the body of Hu>;h Hamilton. I found upon examining the head, some quadrileterel wounds au inrh ! and a quarter in width, aud an inch and a half in length. I also found a transverse ■ wound on the back ot the head an inch in I length. Tho edges of the quadtileteral wound were somewhat blackened, and I I dissected down to the bones of the head. Found a compound connected fracture extending immediately beneath the oxternal wound. This wound was about I two iucho3 in length, oval in shape, and , depressed. On removing these pieces of bone the outer table of the bone came tway in one piece. The inner table wai I detached, and lying upon the dura mater, , which is tbo coveiing of the b;a:n. "The fracture extended posteriorly into the incipi tnl bone one inch, and thence forward to tho orbit, passing down through tbe hard portion of tne central bone which contains the inner ear. This portion was also cut. The diva mater was not lacerated nor the brain injured. All the injuries were on the right t-ide of tUe bead. Su extensive was tbe fracture, that I was aWo to remove with veiy little difficulty flic wholo of the j parietal bone of the skull. Applied the j head of the axe to the exicrnal wound of I tbe scalp before directing down, and found thai it fated nccuractly. The wuund was I not so lout; ns the back cf tbe nxe, so that it would appear that ho was struck with the lower corner of the back ot tne axe. The heart, lungs, kidnoys, and all the other organs were healthy, and there was no smell of alcohol. The death was otily caused by that -wound. Tlio chart of the wounds (produced) was nude by Dr.' I awson at the time. It shewed them very accurately. Tho measurements were takm by Dr. Dawson at the time. One cf th> broken pioefs of bone wes driven through on the dura niater coverint; the brain. The amount of injury sustained could rot hive been cmsed by a fall against the corner of the bed. l'cath muit nave resulttd from c-xcesiive violeuc, and, in fact. I 'cover saw the hard part ot tho temporal bone lir.kou in two pl.c.s before, and neces sarily the blow or fall must have been excis«ive!y heavy. Judging the weight of Hatr.il ton, lam prepared to say thatji fall could not have fractured that bocc iv the iiinnuer described.

At tliii stit;e of the case, aa adjournment W;i3 Hiad< till two o'clock for luncU.

The (J. urt was crowded with spccta'ors fnly a qu.rier ot an hour before tho hear ing was resumed. Mr Inspector 'Ihoip'on said before tho ca^e w.is j.'u«'' on. with, he wished to make mi explanation regarding something which fell from Mr warlea few win ut-'S before he entered the Q, nrt tin's morning. He state-l to ilie Bench tint lie visited his eiiiut this morning, mul fonnd htm iv a cell with seven or ei^ht prisoners who hud been drunk, and were sniilling badly. Now he went with Mr Earlc to tho cell, and found that tho two unoccupied one* wero being washed out. There were only three prisouers with Priestley, aud the cell Bid not smelt badly. The only tm»ll perceptible was t-iat of carbolic acid, usfd as di«ilfectinr. Tbo cell was certainly not as s*eet as a conservatory, nor yet as attrac tive as a dratfinq-room, but he maintained that it was as clear as til a police could make it, Mr Ea'le had objected to the press prejudicing Irs clieuls, and ho (bjected to anything *m-ins» out of that Couit that might be calculated to excite undue »ym uathy in tbo-ir tx half. The remarks made by Mr Varle were totally incorrect. Mr Earle repeated that when he visited the cell, all ihe pri'onera who appeared In fore the Magistrate were in it. He did no' s>y that the crll smelt badly, bir. tbe smoll from the people who wero in it was very offensive. Pries'iey, who was in a bad stfcte of healh, was faibt from it. He was snre there were more than three peoplo in the cell. The smell was from a number of people congregated in a confiicd sp*cc, and Dot from caibalio acid.

deposed: I am a medical practitioner, practising ia Auckland. On t*o lOtli i December 1-st 1 a'tended a. post-mortem ex atnkution in company with Drs. Walker, Uolritbro', and ho-per, on 'ha body cf Hugh Hamilton, at the morgue. I took a j chart of the skull and wounds (produced) I made the measurements st the time, 'I be external wound wa« irr-gul-r and oblon?, about an ioch and a quarter in width and j an inch and a half m length, it was situated on tbe right temple. When the sc»lp bad hem remO'od, we found a depr«s d frac ure of the bone coirf spond ing with the wouad. The upper forti«n of the fracure w»s dii<ea in, and n-t dis enja n td from the >kull. The f acture al-o ex*enc»d lorward lo 'be orbit, and b ck ward to the occ'pital boie. On the skull c*p being removed,"« c found tbe bsse of the shuU was also trac'urod front the orbit aa iar back as the pi trmi3 portion «/ the temporal bone. Thit w*a the exttnt si th-: inquiiy, There was a ?m«ll >cald wosnd en ihe back of ibo head, but that had nothing to do with the fr«ctiire whicb I have just deso iked. Wo compared tbe wound wi'.h tie axe produced. We tilted the axe into the wou*d and measured it. They coine'ded exactly. Could not tell if tho flesh wound corresponded with 'ho jagged .upper part of tho axe. I c XMnined the wound at the huUSfl on the 28th November, but nat with any minute ness. I saw the skull was lacerated and fractured, but I had n.i opportuuicy of jurigirgg'o what extent, 'ih-re was a good oeal jof hemorihace frora the wound at that tune, which completely obscured the view of it. I think Mrs Hnm-lton was in th'i room. I hid my attention c died to the foot of thu bed, ane examined it. I am of opioion tha: ni"st decided}' these wounds descrhedcoa'dnxha'c been caused by a fall sgainst tile corner of itie ted. A man would hive to tall from a verj great height to cause such a fracture, /he would could have been cau*td by a blow from an axe (pto duccd). TJu injuries were such as j c uli only havo be:m iflcted by a heavy ; blow. Such a blow could have fceea struck if ihe man h»d breu in .* upright po-itiou. I noticed whea i was in the room that the bid clothei were stained witu blood — pdncipally'-where tbe head w.is lyinj.', and tin; bottom of the mattrass wa< al>o fpot'ed. 'J hero would be an immed ate discharge of bliod from such a wound. D-. J, H, Hooper, sworn, deposed : —1 was irefWit on the 20th December, in com pany with Via. Go.'d.-br.V, Wa'kar, aed Pawscra, at the exam'nation of the body of Hny.h Hamilton ttt the morgue. We f-und a large wound ou the head. When 1 ar rived, the post mortem had proceeded some what. 1 am, therefore, not prepated to go into details, but can only speak" generally. The fracture was aa rxtensive one, extend irq to the bade of the ear through (he base of the skull. Tbore was a large pieca of bone lo»senod above ihe temple. Jn my opinion, such a fracture could not bave been caused by a fall against the iion bedstead in court. A man might produce such a frcture by /ailing from a great height on to his head, but certainly not by falling on any object in a room. I saw sn axo s miUr to this (produced) in the dead-houso ou December 2(Ka. I believe the fracture could have been caused by a blow from taat axe. I did not see the head of the axe oppli,d to the wound. / Joha Et athern, detective in the Armed Constabulary, stationed at [Auck'and, de poa>d: I know the prisoners. Had some conveisation with ths lemale prisoner on the sth Decembor last. I took down a siatement in her presence, which I read ever to her subse quently. (Witicss lead the state ment, which vras similar to that already r.ublished.) I saw .tbe prisoner Priestley on the same day ia^ Neil son's house, which adjoins Hamilton's. He also rcado a statement, which I took dovve.C-tatemeut read.) taw Priestley again on Wednesday, 13ih Decemrer, in Mr Thomson's office. He was told tfcere that circumstancis in this cjsa pointed to him w.th suspicion. Mr Thomron asked him to explain \\here he was that evening (November 27th), Irorn 7 till 9 o'clock, lie 'o'd Mr 'i horoson that he I< ft Mr iN i iUon's '.dinner, between 6 ad 7 p.m., called ?o who liv.B df Pitt f.fo, ~-aflicd Mr Bicba dson as far ?JrflftM wUt-s'reet. Be called -"=> — V3q ,„ -«a not at home. OJT ; n nn6, Hall tilt between

to a houso in C'nehucga occupied by a man named Kichard Joe. Arrived there between 8 and 9 p.m. Had some cold tea, brcud and but cr. hemumed there till between two and three next inorniog, re turning to Auiklaud. Went to Shelly Beach, near the Convent, md hod a baths them about /our o'clock iv the morn-

;ii g. Went from there to Sykes1 bulha in | Upper Quecu-streer, where he had a Tur kish Bath. Walked about town ; until it was lime to open Mr Dennes' shop, and afterwards went to hia clasa at Eov. Peter Mason's. He was asked to describe the uian Lee, and where he liv.d. He s.id ho was aco k about D 2 yenrs of ago, and that he was ac quainted with him at Awiiu, where he had been employed. That wa? all that he .'aid on that occasion lwentupatoncetoOcehuuga, and saw this Mr Leo about an hour after I left Priestley. The uext day I »carcacd Priestley's room in company withDotsctive Walker. We discovered the axe, a pair of trouseis, and a handkerchief, Tbe trousers were in a box, which waa locked. I maclo several searches subsequently, and found the documen's produced. The notes of defence were in hit pocket when produced. rJ he acrostic (produce!) which? had pieviously been leart waa found lv his b;>x: on the 4ih of tbo present month. Also found a blotting pad in bis box. There was a photograph of the female prisoner | wrapped in paper inside it. I wai in Hamilton's house with Mrs Hamilton on I Tuesday, December stb. This wss }he first occasion on wbich I win there. She noiuted out to n.c the room iv which her husband had died, the bed and the furniluio. She states that the lidding iinelt so disagree ably that [die had to .remove it. I havo since ascertained that it waa taken to Mount Eden and burned. I siw the re mains ot it. She only told me that ie wai taken away; she did not know where. I waspiictaU out the clock referred to. It was an American one. The door io. the kitchen was six ffct high. .She did not point out the books wbich her husband had, as they had been iciiuved by some officer of his ledge. The satchel con taining his regalia was there. I pointed out the rooms and different articles of furni tme to the surveyor. I found tha latter (pro duced) in the prisoner's po.sesiion when he was arrested. He aaid he was going to send it to me. (Letter which was read was to the efl'oct that lie had iutended to ro to Uiebuuga, but wus then living with Mr Alexander Ntilson at Mount Eden. He was going to Awitu for a few days, and would let the Detective know before he left. I arrosted pmoner at Alexander Neilsou's on Friday, the 15th December. In the catc of this, as with previous wit nesses, counsel for defence did not make any crofs-cxamiuation.

John Mitchell Walker, detective in tha Armed Constabulary, ktatiomd at auck land, deposed : ' know the prisoners. Ou Thursday, Htti Dcci mber, I saw the ieintib prisoner at her hou>e in East-street, Nsw:on, I asked her to explain ihe circumstances in connection with her husband's death, tiho made a s'.a'emeDt to tho effect that ho ciWjO in between twelve and one o'clock. alii heard him knocking übout the kitchoa. She was in bed iv the i-ont loom with her three children. Suddenly, she heird a gioau, a'ld suing intj the back loom wheie her husband U'cd 10 >lcep, she found him lying on tho bed with his feet on the ifoir. She hud no liiiht, aLd did not i-co any bio d. She went back to her room t<> set the liinPi which was turned low. While the c she heard a fall, and when returning to tis room with the lump she met him in the passage, and that be took hold of her und said, "Take me to a room. I huvc fallen aud cut my head. 1 will lot my missus know to-night." bho went back with him to t^e room, and assisted him lot.) the bed. Sho »aid a^ain, " v. lien 1 iirst wen k, into the room, lie was knockicr; about with his feet on the lloor. I only beard one fall, and that was when I seturned fnr the lamp. After laying him on the bed she got a basiu of water aud Bpouged his head and face, aa theie waj blood upon thprn, but she did not see any wouod. When *ho met him in the passage, he had on his Jlannel, while his nightshirt w«s partly on. iJis bousoiswoie down a^out his feet. I got the trousers ( produced) in a box in deceaseds bedroem. She said thosi were the trousers ho wore, and, according to her state ment, he also wore tho braces (pro duced. She told me that Priestlty was at the back door about three o'clock on the afternoon before Hamilton's death, but that he did not come in. I found the axe (pro duced) in the back yard, aod aio told me that it wai always kept there, she said sks never had it in any or tbe front luom*, and never carried it from ttib front to the back.

'1 oMr Cooper: This was all in answer to quesiioss I put to her, and was not a vulun'ary statement. Examination continued.—.She told me that it whs three months tinco her husband •nd berfclf Lad occupied the mtae roum. [ cannot say of my own knowledge how many children sbe had I loiud the axe produced in the yard at the back of the bou.e.

Joseph Conine deposed: —I am a labourer, working at Porter and Company's. I knew Hu^h Llamilton, and was with him at a meeting in the Omnge Hall, on the 27tb vovomber lat, I let the hall in his company about fito minutes past •ea o'clock. Thn hall is situated in Karangahapo Koad, We came aa far as the ctrner of Pttt-ttreoC toaetber, and re maiued there about three-quarters of an hoir. We went into O'Dowd's public housp, and were there about ten mtsutcs. Wo bad diinks. He had a long Khandyi.-aff and I hadi a long beer, ruuijonl/ «i,o drink ta:b» W« remained lv cadi oth<r's company about talt-arj-hour n'ter we had tbe drinkc, and se(.a,;ittd about tire minutes to eleven. Ho was peifectly tober at that t'ms, having bad fnolh'ng but the shandy gait to drii k fr«m half pa>t sovtn tlut ntiiht. JJiink was ii"t allowed in the l>dge-)Oom, He was secretary to the lodge, and was re-el-cttd for the fifth time that night Ho wa« in a tit condition todischaigo ! his dutie* that niph'. Wboii be left me he went dawn Pitt-street in the direction of his home. That was tbe lust Imwof him alive. I went to hU h-iuae nrxt day. I naw Mis Hamilton there. 1 aslwd, her what 'iaiehe got home thatfnigiit, aud she sai 1 it was between one nod two when she heard him come s'amwerinjr up the steps. She als'i^aiid he was cowing luto he room, when she called, "Don't take tlic lamp away Hughie, aa the child is very bad to-night.'* She aho told mo that he went hick to bis own room without sayiag unjthing; that a few minutes after that, she heard a tall, «hich sha 8>)ook the wall of the house. I then told her that 1 hud loft him at eleven o'clock t-at night, acd that ho was utrfeclly sober then, and I did not tbintc he bad time to tet diunk in the internal. Several other matters were talked about, principally relating to th funeral. She »aid she was up with him till four or live o'clock in the morninjr, tlia1; it was a mooulight night, and that she had no light in the loom. She did not say .anything to me about getting assistance. She did not s»y that the firfct assistance was her brother Alick. about seven o'clork. She said she swooned off between four and five o'clock, and did not recover consciousness until her brother came. Khe said her husband came up the side eteps and in the back door. 1 have known Hamilton about six years, and during that time I have rover seen him drunk. lean speak regarding his habits. He was what I would call a steady man. Like rayse'f, be could drink a glass ot beer, bnt nobody ever saw me drunk.

The case wai still proceeding at 4.30 p.m., *Len the ninth witness, Burgess, was called.

ALLEGED INCENDIARISM.

[BY TELKGKAPH.— OWS CORRESPOHDKST],

CAMBKIDGE, this day. James Murphy, a half-demented vagrant, was committed for trial to the Supreme Court to-day for attempting to set fire to the promises of George Dickinson, sta'ionei', on Thursday last.

THE MAIL STEAMER.

The P.M.ss. City uf Sydney, from San Francisco, had not tcea signalled up to a. late hour ihh atiernoou. She may now be expected hourly.

THAMSS, this day.

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THE CHARGES AGAINST MR MASSEY, Ex TOWN CLERK.

(Reutek's Tklegbams). I ———. ! Received January Stli, 3 p.m. j KIiLBOUttSE. thidday. j The Dunedin Municipal frauds are attrac.ing cootiderable attention here. Four well-known Melbourne brokers, viz., Were, Wilde and Griffiths, I'ave been vieiimised to the extont of £3,500. it has been ascertained that Uassey's wife sold Grilll'hs 500 waterworks deben tures in tbe uamo of Louisa Alle». Tlie ' CJupoua were sub.equeutly paid iv Londoa. Mesais Were and Auiicrion sold 35 de bentures, pnjing cush t«> the amount of £1,594, which Mrs Maaspy accepted ia the name of Lucy Brown. Masscy then obtained a draft on Zealand 'for £GOO. Mr Wilde nlso 'purchased 13 debentute, paying £1335 cash, and Maaaey got a draft lor *IHO on Cbriitchurch

iM.h AIJCKJLA^*.* Efi^WU »t ?.a fcL MONDAY, JAgUARY &



Personal. rj HE Party wbo Cut the Kails off of " Seol oa No. 13. Northo tf, hud batter Innvo thorn to biivb furihur trouble.— V. G. j H UNITS. ■ I ""ftTuTUjK.—I, Aliskrt yisiiiiß, will not I _Ltl bo responsible for any debts contracted by my wife, Sarah Fiehci-. fi/l ATRIMDNIALi.— An up-counlry, reF. It * pe.nablt> Youoit Vau (."rotmfauU seeks a lifo partner.—Photo, etc., at Hannafotd's Agency; thoroughly RCnuine. Meetings. UNITED ANCIENI' CKDEtt OF DRUID. Mcmbort are reminded that the Hlco'lou of OfllciTß »nd otti t finporUnt tanali «!< will taka place on MONDAY UVKNINGI Nixi January Btb, at tbe usual iimo oncl p noc Uis vary Im portant that all mum bom should bs tiriaen*. S\ W. PiUU fiocretary. January P, IR-3. ooyal akcii Chapter, no. 343, Xv i.e. The mutt ooramonl'atl-m of thli Ofcaptnr will bo hod at Freetnaai, n'a Hull, on TIUSDA.Y, tho lfltnlcst., on whloh cecaWoa a Companion will b« electoii to represent tho chanter on the Committed of. Hasagemetc of Freemason?, Hall. WM, P. MOAT. K. Oth January. 1883 T^T Z.1.0.G.T.-An Upen Lodge Meeting X f • will be given by the Members f.f the Sir Huoiy Unvelook i o.iuo 'iO MOHttOW (rneg diy) EVSHVN&, January 9, in the Alexandra- BtL-oet '■ohoolrounr, ccniaotiCßg at 8 o'olcolr. The (,'fllnorn are requited to mwt at 7 shift", for unUlation of v atiadatev.-11. M. TaXLOH, V" 'iCToHIA RlFl.kS.-A Special Meet lu/ot tlio Vmtorla Comvutsy will be held on TUKMnif eV£NIN(> next, at iho brl 1 shod, at S o'oloofc, for thu pnrpnae of »»rollina undue tho Now KOKulations, All m.-mbuni »ho have not aitoi djtl viirado au.Mne -be Batt Uireo m.miim uio requirort in return 'heir Armn, jc i ouiru;ui>L;a and Uniform to tne uudorjl((cot lmmoilliilol}', otin-.vLo po.eo<i"Ka will to Ihkon sij-ultiMt thoui under 110 Vnlunt-or *.DX. ana Hnuolatlona —OiVKN AI.IION, Ciptaln Caiiiinunilii X Cs'Uj i°& ~~~^" f •■'YAI. OtiANCili rim-^&fl t^iQ. 'r1"1 <Annnni' Fo«'li>n of i& I Wte&y&r^,] \l. tliri" h'JVJ "''ll hulie'il on &%\Xy <J QWHU^hHDaY noxf. fe&tfZi Jatmsry l«, ut iho Fio ©x^HVariSa'^rr- te»tint Itmi Nowu-b, TSi-wfifijii^— comiueaciJK at 0 o'oiocU p.m.—By ordur. C. riOUKXB, Grand Coorelary. xptGnr juours demo.nstration. ORGKNT KOTIOhT'IO IJKL!jG iIKJ. An Kniors.nncy Aloetlng of DoUgita vill be held »t th» WorSiut: Mou'k Oluboa JTRIDAY KVEIINQ nost 7.3). »t which Doltijata Is cuniottly Toquested to »tui»i, H. MlOI)Wt1N)V. Hnn Fet, Dtv'danae. rpilE UNION ISSCJKAKCJE OjM- Pi NY OJf NEW ZEALAND. The Warr&sts for the livid.nd fcr tui Balc ycar eodlig soth Nov«inior ltot, may now b) Obtained at tha Cotaxanr'a Ofllcn. K. B, BrBVENSON, Mau»»r. Anokland Bvonoh. »rd J*»u*iy, 1833. Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUfREMtf COURT OF NKW ZJCALANI?. NOHTHK.I.N DUThICT. IN BANKHUPTCY. Tako notlco that a Deed of Arrangement, dated the sixth day of January, 1883, made between Thomas Steadma.v. of Auckland, in the Provincial District of Auckland, in Now Zealand. Soedsman, of tho flrst part: Richard KNIBB Davis, of Auokland aforoaaid, Profes sionnl Aacountant, of tho second part; and all THE Cni£DiTOUB of tho snid Thomas Stcadman, of tho Uiird part,—has this day been Hied in tho olllco of tho Supremo Court of New Hoaland, at Auckland, in accordance with the provi.lons of " Tho Debtors and CV-editors Act, 187 C," and tho soveral amondment^ thereof: and tako further notioo that a Meeting of the Crtjditoi-8 of thn said Thoma3 Steadman is heroby con vened to be held at threo o'clock in tho after noon of TUESDAY, the thirtieth day of January instant, at my olllce, situate In Queen- I street and Vulcan Lane, Auckland aforesaid, for tho purpose of assenting to tho 9aid Deed. Dated this Bth day of January, 1883, WILLIAM TIIOHNE, Solicitor for the Trustee. JN B. - E T S ■.:V.:. ...r ESBL. . William R>. BniDQMiN Has j lot reofireii a nl<e Lot of Nkw CARPETS whioh he will b«-11 ve»7 oheau— TAVRSTWY n UU'HJjtfaagp ?/3 yard NICK Al'-rOUTMWN'T Sj^3|K>V TA3LK '3KARTH WG3. from 6/0 S(M) yard* NE-v FiNOV MATTING, 1/yard, wonhl/i ANiiW Lot of r,ndies'?i!fcatidCh nIll«O«PK9 SHe Krocndo PAI'K ', Cashmirn ]>01.-M.AN^ i^tOK f'APJIS, &O . In RTOftt v.inutj : choios Oroda to be a- Id at W»r<fhou»i< i.rio 8 Lot of LaiUes" tico Silk JaCKK IS, ftomK/ A ajpleadld Lot o! NEW (3LOT HING in Youths vi.d Hoy*'. Very good Ta'u?. 120 P«lf» Vo 'a Summer TV«KD TKOUSICR?. .'-/3 pair, wftrsh 9/i i 2j Men's Nr.v,' Sic SUITS, ?s', worth 40/ Largo vtoiiccif liooo ami AlusKn CUtiT^IKS, 2/9 to .30/ pair ALL GOODS SOLD AT THK LOWSaT PRIOICS. JOKCIION DRAPERY- WAREHOUSE UPPKR QUEEN-STKliar. * >HaONQGRAPa WATCH If S for ob v> tnlntnif ooiric. time forrauing. Juiit re oolto.l Twalvn. »'l )n rood mitt, reguUtud. ion sale by F. H. LE wiB'ON, Wanhmutcr. yuten stix ot. oppmlte Union Bunk, ..aONEFToTiEND, on «eai fs-ate, JJX. Inaireeof /SOsnd ucwarrt', attlieeur rent rutf bo' Interest — ADt>l» Wru S. Ccohrar-e, 85 N, Z., Jniumroa >;nilc'lnijii, or cbmuel to 'hrane nml !-o ', Fort-3iroet. 3 .31 H NT I I 1 1 V V s s V V A This itrsaluabJe Antiseptic. Preparation Is TASTKLKSH.ODOURLKSS.andPKRFECTiY HAKMLBSS. It 1» Gairanteod to Keep Micat, Soup, Milk, 3£qgs. Butter, Kish, BiSH, Fkdit, PEMEavE?, Bkes, Wink, and Food of avary description, Bweo*, ecnnd, and wbole eome, till required for nee. Sac rerort by De. Hfctoh, CM.3,, V.V.\, Colonial Laboratory. w e'.U-gton. roe Agnntß for Anofcland— T A I N E BROS., 3. QUKKN-STREET. nnHOßN"f6~ir, smiteTand firth HAVE FOR SALE : " Crown' Flour, in sacks, 100'S and "Champion' , „ 'Cantab" „ ~ ~ Sharps



Wanted. WANTED, an [ic.ive Young Man rnuai bsub:o to uillK,.dilv.\ nud malt him&elf giiunriilJ1 uusful.—Apply ta Mr CUinp HoiDuer.-, niter flro o'clock p.m. '.sMNI'Kn, v Kfiy~(H ti.i 15 years) ti • » ruaiiiTindamidUiiirntho >uirtontii«» — Appij V. Cc VK:»iu't< thl't Kbutory, DurhMn Btrcet. rorriOf o( Alba t et'to', WAN'IEt1, a f.-w good Machinists fo: Wheeler ani Winou'd niaahi.ics; iwc( wassos.— ippiyO. da l.'-au'sSf.lrt Factory, Uui hum utroot. cornor of Albert-atrant. t.* aN t 'I'D, a CiciiC.iil Servant; iel even cea rtqulred— Arp T Mrß >T. SvilUanii Wyadhtm-.t oe; Iji poo.t Si'.n oiliot) \jki ANTED, Nursery Governess able U V? tfttuh -oiusiV.—Ajply to "dra lieland, Hulite Ccju.t, Parnol'. iy ANTED, a respectable Gi lforhoufC *'* work,'to sleep at home; also, Appren tices to the Dressmaking. — Apply at. Mrs Taylor's Dressmaking Establishment, Uppei Symonda street. %£? ANTED, a toodJUeueial Servant.- Appy. Mrs Krano'B ami at Dr ■hisWa. Urufton Boad. bdLwjon 6 and 7 o o ook p m- \ a/AN I ED, a stron; I^ai to drive a V*' spring cart.—Apply to R. Joukinson, Builder, Ljorno street. , &B.7~ANTED, a Good Uurmaid for a first- V t clasa city hotel.—Apply Star ofilce. \TaI AKTIiD, at once, Second Cook, TV «-nt&rc Third W*,tT, noed Kcrai ivtai Imarrle-i or nitwit:) unmoor ITema'a Servants — Mrs KU» ore's Koglaay. Baort!«nd-itro.t. W" ANTKD, two respectable Lads.— App'y to the Maiiaxer Auckland Qua Wcrlfg. virANTEP, Boys to learn Brown Sad- Vv dllne.— Henry Braco & C.'. (Umltod), H'gh-Btrjet. . WANTfir, a Gcner.il Servant for Fiji. -Apvly F. 0. Taj lor, third toato nuhl band eldu tluwn Uuo<!iy-&tr«et, rvovpton. VV A.VI\ED, Two smart Boys. — \V. yy PorUr, 'I obuoconUt. \\' ANTkD, Two good Carpenters. — Ap it py at Alujs'd BalldtUKs. Dj yon port North Bhuro \b/ANTiSO, a Good General Servant r? where another is kept.-Apply to Miss Alexander, Kpsom. V&/ AlN'riU. ii General tjervans.—apply T • to Sirs Foss, Quocn-stroot. %17'aNTHD, Assiitants, Improvers, and V f Apprentices to tbo dressmaking.—Mrs t anford. uoar B. Ma-)'i Churob, Httrnall. WANTED, a alout youne Lad about lG.able to milk H cows; also, a first-class General Servant for KUarsllo; wages, 12s.— Apply Vatic & Co, Drapers, Queen-street. WAVIttD, a good Female Cook,— —ipplyNavadi Hotel, QueßP'Blreer. WANTED, two or three good Painters. —Apply Mr Lalng, Franklin Koad (op posite Nspler-otreeiX _ WANTKD, a good Ueneral Servant; Bniu.li family ; beat waxop.-Mral.Lavy, 211, Qaeon-btrut^ \ij 'ANTED, Machinists for Sineer's V T Alathints.-Apply at Powloj'b Shut Kiicory. 31. »hurtlmd atrt-Qt. VA7 AJN'IEU, iinmediat?ly, a thorou^nly V V good HoujeniiiW.—Aiiply, timing fcie noon, >o Mr^ KuoS. f ariitl!. SI'ANTID, a Youcg Man to deliver; if uool do, th'itbas nennuto-itogrooory, — Alfr d Iyer, i.puor Bynio.tl»-n>reet. TT7ITJNTEI\ Two Boys.—Apply D. Mil- VV ler. Flumber. Welletl.iy-HtrBBC Kaat, VVANT»D, a So()^ Gci cral Servant; t \ wai?(s 12a pr weoK. Knferencea ra quired.—Applr 61 ltia Haviußs Hank, D.trb> sire.a, from 'J io U o'clock In ihi luo.-ut- k vV ANTED, a good W»x"fhr«acl~Mtt. Vi chmltit; a'sn Jfem* o *jipientices.—J. Truu«iib'n 800 l utctory, Wateflola-jiicet. iV,7^iiTED, a Uteful Girl as general t V i ervimt (tw: In Jaaiilyi; rofartinoes io qulivd.— :i\i\y Mr«F. h. Ptlnw. AngUteo at. \*/ ANTED, Two Young Men as ? Boatdai am a qulat famiiy, whoro them »ro no tithfl'3.—Mr» Gonid, U[ip>r Union s ro»t (naar at. Jnu'i mV c:u.:o», Wotiinntoa-str6t)t)._ \\f ANTED, a Youth Io cany out V * i.f :<■: n. — i.pi,«»svu, Of.im-r, Wnwb-t.. Vv ' aNTj'.I), a goo.l (luiuial tseivaot : im.U; liuAty, good \vi)KO.-<.-Sc<ptjor.toa, Pr-tper, Httotoo. £ AKTKD, Two Hiimrt Boys, —Apply « W. i(. iTt,nton. Auckland list F*c oiy, TS. Queen tirci-.r. Vy' ANTED, uu Knw'aarnient in some »"' useful capacity where there would not bo long hours. Salary not tho solo object no much as to have time usufully occupied.— Address T.J.S. • rxit ofllco. Ta/ ANTED, Good General Servant, with * » references.—Apply between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m., Jlrs G. W. AVillißnis, Kcmuera. i\; i\.tNTr.D, atoucc, fourStiongßoys.— T * Khrecfiied Htpj, |cw»r Oujou »traat. ii| ANTED, a ijecoral Servant.—Apply V i to Mrs Unnimor, Mount itoiklll hoad (Ist home on >he'oM \\i ANTED, a respectable Nurse GirL— V * Aoply to Mm T. J. Philips, Karongb h&poßoßd, Miwton Ti; A>T»D, a Btiong Etiand Boy.— Vv thl^ ifflcc. \*/AN'IED, Appr«nt'ce< to tbo Dross. V * Hinting; n'.Ho a sma.ll Qlrl to rake onaige o' two eh Mrou. jouoKCßt 18 r.ioiitha.-Ajp'Jf Mrs aio t. Mount lidon Hojd. j-47'ANTKD, a General Servant, niu»t be »V a i.ooj i> »lv o» aui la'inareoß (aooihxr •"•pi); ref»r«nccs lualspoasttble. —Mm J. C Bnocombo. Kybir Paef. 4,•A*A^'^KD, a Housemaid ; must Lave » » good roforences.-Apply United Ser vico Hotel. v*' /i NT I'D. Youth for smith's shop.— T ' Apply W. &E, Basten, Coaoh-builders, VVBkofl£ld-3troet ; __ v\; ANTKD, Hftflour-Biiid; alto Needle woman to assist In houso work.—Mrs Edward Isaacs, noxt Grey's Gingsr Beer Fac tory, Kden Ciesoont. VI ANTn, a First-class TravclUr for f * n WhiJojiilo Soft Goods vvatehousaj ore who knows vie Noth ißland preferred; loiobuic." iel nitntu wlih ucod io-<.ituouiald seed tipu.y,—ipjhy to North, Stab OiHoa. __ va'/ANTKP, a Good GwuraTSemint.— TV Apply to llrs W. F. Bucldand, Renmora. \S/ ANTuD, a Good Gcncrhl t-'erv.int.— ' y Apply to Mrs Waters, Upper Queen street. WAM'&D, a good general servant fot n family of two at tho North Shore: i rofcroncca required. — Apply at 125, Queen street WANTED, a Competent Nurao for , yuucis ohildrpp. Waxes 12a, and really I icood htim-i Light pUo»", Also O o^, Us; no i liu-dcy.—Mrs ulsiuoro'a Ueglatry, Snottlond >trcct W' ANTKD to Purchase, a Four-roomed Home, on deferral payrnentd,—Btnt» price a*d partienlora to lr^y:n Usyts'a Htoro, Upuar PIU-strect. WANTED, furnished or unfurnished, for <wu of Uti-o weeki>, Two Po 1-rooms ond Sittiff-room, with RUondfltna. eliUo." lie mnßra or Kpoem.—stnto terms, &0., to WH?, " U srala " o Bl cr,^ i hi ANTED, six cood Gcn?ral Servants V 7 far Orofion Koid aod Mcuat KiJ»n; goirl wane»Kivfn —*poy .Mra Jick, Sorv»nts' Kogiatry, MonntKdaß f oad. WANTED, r. flrsi-c'assGeneralServant, ■where a Nnroe nnd Boswrnilil are k«T>r.—Apply to Mrs ?Uar*, Arcej Roid. Hemueia. j_ \,V"AJNTisI), cmT or "tn-o rnbbo Wall * » n«iifior«.—Acp'y !-tar (. Jflce, or Jos^o Pt'itrfg, Womi-ITden. : 4,,, ANTtIJ, ft i* ousemaid, also a r>urso. V» —Atpi* W Mrs sher*, An.ey Ro d, Puinuerj^ V;; ANTED, a Respectable Girl, about ' ' !7 oi l 'S — ?p»ly w Mrs 3. Jiokion, Ornkcl Hoiid, Rimnern, \/s/AM'fD, M'Tcbants and Trades v t pcoplo !0 send In theii1 accounts asraiiißt the Auckland Club forthwith.-(Signed) W. Flood, Sucretary. '"\X ANTE)^ a Gcijeral Seivantj roust f ! he ri i<oo<l [•l«lo ocok; iio xulunii, AUo. H^uwjroa'.d t j wait a', iob!r. Ite etcaoOß io;l!ilrfd. Cuun'rv plrla uref^rrw!.—jipply hi fnol u'liiook la M'BBani'.o^. E-.Bcm. iki /iNTtfD, two icje^table in'elligent T* B ys as uppronwees. — Ptejhanhon, Draper. Ktyrim. WANTKD to l'urch.'sc, about 10 Acres (yore or Urn) tt sooi Lunfl snitaM* til an orohart!, aiid with crsy ooirimuDioition to iinckiiina.—APiJlybylettot tv "Orohaid," tT..R Oflloe^ Vft/ ANTED, Horses and Cattle to Graz9 VT In good Padd'oks o ■ rctsoi'blo terms — Apply 11 *■ r Prime, Grocer, \l7 ANTED, fcitua'ion by steady young » » man b» wioom and Gardener,— Address Gro3m,_thl4 (ffl^o. WANTED, by a steady, respectable, young Man. a S'tuatlon in Store or Warehouse; onld as«)si. at boukKeeplDß aid b3 (ffnorallv nae.fu'. Uoodrefaro: oip.—Address Hxii-lsitr. Star Ofßcu. W AMTED, to Soil, Kye Grass. Cow Grass, Red and Whito Clover Seeds.— John Roid & Co., 2G, Queen-street. AiiTKU KNOWN, — Melbourne Punoh Almanai ftr 1883. 24 pßgea, 60 llluatra lon3 ; prire6d, p»t fr«o.—C. Mnokay, Bookseller, efc, 11, Grey street. \%J ANTriD, a Situation as Hoapemaid » » or General Servant in a small family.— Address H., Stak Office. \ti ANTED KNOWN, Lawn Tcnnisand tv Criofcetware, at Charles Kalsey and Co.'s, twe doors below Morrltiß', Iroutnongerf. AMI ED—Uncle Bob says : "Those Dolls arc wonderful, but tho Is Church, tho Is Sideboard with Looking Glass, the Gd Portrait Frame beats all."—Robson's Melbourne House, Ponsonby. vi AM'Ku to Sell or Lease, tho whole V ? or portion of 10 Aoros, betnor part iif Kllorslle Gardens, or will erect lesdooce en rams fo- a desirable tenant.—VV. H. Stlnnor, CanVda BallolDgf; iTTANl r ED TO PURCfIfISK.—I have v t n '-"urclißper for a Till* Residence axd Grunndß. nbsut 2 acres; s tuated wlthiu say, 2 ii.i'eo of Auoitlaml,—D. Jf.Evans,Estateigent, Queen-atrtot. \]U ANTED—There then 1 Oh, my Corl



I Wanted. .{ IV ANTED KNOWN, that owing to vI ** the exceptionally dry season now pve . I vailing, and the great 'dililculty experienced in " > supplying Pure Milk, the Auckland Dairy Com 1' puny are compelled to cliargo their milk, to all Re nil Customers, at Fivopenco per quart,, com mencing V'J-MOIIKOW, Jimnary 0 1833, "I *.*/ a Bi-.y m Stoker. -Apply V* Little Mill, foot of Cock-.Ureet, ia r dock and t-'aity. Hroiirlotora. ' W AIS.TiILJ, a Geneial Servant, or a » * Girl to mtud two ohlldren,—Mrs Caur ton, NonhShore. _ %A,' A VJTED. t>y Fisher and Co., it Shop v v Clerk; hours, from oto C—Applications by letter on or before the 11th inst. ' YS7 AN (ED, a respectable Boy about ]C »' y &>s if a|?e ft a Boullng Department. --M. White &Co., »*■ rt-stn-ot. ; li.1 ANTIiD, a rcspcctaUe Girl from 14 ' * ' to IB yfiars of age, to assist in lioubo . work.—Mrs Joshua Jackson, Upper Pitt-street, Newton. WANTED, 8 smart Boys to asiist in Tinning Fish in the country.—Robert Peace, Plumber, Shortland-street. WANTED, at ouce, a respectable Goternl Servant fora family of two.— ! Apply t>> Mis Mojermott, Kuiiyn Cottage, Albeit strct, Newton Ma>t. ■_ * * A^TiSD to Buy, an Inveslment in V * the City.- y. Oi Mwington. V&7 ANTeD, Boys for Box taakicg.— * » Apply Auokland Timber Company (Limited), Custom-houae-atrcot West. ANTED, a General Servant; nurse kept— App!y Mis I. Bm'dle, Uopbnrn" street, /NTED, a Fitter and several good Maohinlflis.—G. Black and Co., Vlcto:ia atrcoi East. *,* ANTED, Circular Sawyer for cutting ■ ™ Moulding Stuff; must bo very smart, and accustomed to light ripping.—Auckland Timber Co. (Limited). W ANTED KMOWX—if you wa^itlo » Dreas well for a Small Weekly Payment, go to Munro Sr. Milligan, Tailors and Drapers, Hobson-street. <SS7 ANTED KNOWN-Money ad- V' vanced on Personal and Collatcra' Se curity, repayable by w y instalments. Bills Discounted.—Kao's No caland Pawn Office, Darby-street. '■■ ■' ' • WANTED to Purchase, a Small Steamer, )5 to 39 ton:-, suitablo for tbo Katoara trade,—Ad dross, mutiog vrioe and par ttoalara, to ' he Manager Co-operativd fooiety, Poit ilbert ANTED to Buy, Secondhand Punt or Diner, U to 15 fe»f. -Apply by !et\er, with price, tp Ang or, Star Ofßcj. ANTED to Purchase, a Second-hand 1 oared Whalobout.-S'W, care o£ W. SfcKlnmroj-, Qaeen-street. ANTED, to let, a Four-room Cottage; water laid on; 9spor week.—Apply at the Cheap llcdding and Furniture Mart, next the Public Hot Baths, Victoria-street Eust. WANTED KNO\nN, "Selteogenes" (for nuking Hoda Water. So) cow on sale at ('carles K«:s9y and fo's,, two doors bolow MoiTlna'. lropnioaKoa. ANTED KNOWN. — Christmas Graphlo. Family llaader, Bjw 3tl a, Bojb1 Own I'apor, etc., (new paitsh at O, M»olo)'n Boofr irtorf, 11 H rey-strcet. WaM'Eu, to Purchase, a 6 or 7 roomed House, with about half an acre of ground; Mount Eden preferred. — Apply staling price and terms, to It. S., Star Ofllce. V 47 ANTtD KNoWrv, that the Splendid V" Four Guinea Family Blblo is being sold at half price cuHdk loonox's (late Wayte's) Ggnnlnt) C oarncoa Jale. 100, Onten-s«rnet. VFT A N T X D KNOWN— ▼ ? J. W. & W. WILLIAMS, IM ORTitKB OIP DRAt'KKY & CLOTHING f,2, KAHAKGAnAPB K(IAD, • Are now selling Men's Twe<id Tronsam B» Mon'u nnmn;cp *<erp;a, H«ht ned dark colonrfl, 8 6 Hoys' I'wond Trousars aurl Vests, U/B ■F.isco Rhape Folt Hatt. 2/fi . Hams' Drill Couts, 616 ; Boya', 4/S. Xx as. Potoal, from LondOD, ONM CASK CURISTMAS PRKBICNT3-Da c, Toys A l..n;i! (Msortment Christiras Cards. To Atrlvo, p"t Wenthftrafleld, li CAfcEJiuui JIALE-—P^muadour and other Drobi Piims, rlLnnyoon b Cinilts, H*oej oomb Towolf, Oil mv! S^-ir uaizes. Hearth KagD, Felt .Uaipiiiiu; ( «, Cocoa and Fanoy Cord Blnttlnga. Alu-lOu. Calicop, 40 pieces Dr«A3 Kollauds Ti>t>l< D>>ma9ki>, Wißdov, -llolUnrls, 1 cose Km. of 0.-tsd Hmifw. LsstroJ, O.unio>l Olotae, CaiftmoroH, IS,:urte, Huff Dicea Mitcrlil. As toon ne thera Ooodn nrn unimckc d thr-y will ba cold m oneo, nt about Wholesalo Prioos, to • n-iiw a quii^ oaoti roturu. 2 o»S3a Goms' White and Jtejjitta Shdts tram t/s ; First olhhh Wiiltu Shirts at 6/; Regatta and Oxford do.. 4H. J. W. & W. W'LLIAM\ luoporters of Drapery aj.d Oloihl-tr, Nowton vyANTUD KNOWiN, Sterling Silver T » Jewelr;—CharlcH KoUor a.id l"o keep only roal nllvor jowelory, uo wa>hed uioda o( any k'nd ivhaiavcr ; iho n. west deslcna ooc ss»ctiy arrlvl»g Mr niail Btoaoißrc-Caarlea a.olßciy and Co., two doors belo « Morrln.', Irou monger«. \,s/ANTISD KNuWN.— Chfisirnas and T tow ,Ye*r Cards ia Great VarJoty, at thi following p.'lcos. vlt, i-i each. Id, i for 3d; Sd, i f.<r 6-1: 3.1, 5 (or U ; 4d, 4 tor las fid, i for Is Cil; 91, 3 for 2*; Is, 3 tor 2., 61; extra good va'.vo yrintod t'crds, irom 9a oath, lovely ds b!kdb; Hand-pkiaud rhotogr.phi, Carte do Vislta Size, Is oath.; Cibloac size, 2* Paoh; Po*«tlf jI Goo.ib ; Periuoasd f-a efcets. Id, 21,3 d. 4d, 61, lv.d la each, a vory nioe asscrtmeor, and re Jly choap ; Si k woven Hjoteniarks, Gdand la each. All tho abu*M un forrhtlntnaaaod New Vetr. niithday C.rds and Satohets. nditf Boriip3 and 'irtn.ftra, aito very oheap. * lio.-ril Dtscoant allowed to Dialer*. —C. MaUKA y, Boik o'ler. So.. 11. G?Of-Btrcet. \X, ANTKD KNOWN—The Auckland w ' Pantheon, opposite St. James's Church, Wellington-street, is Now Open.—John East wood bogs to inform tho public of Auckland that ho has Just Opened the above Pantheon with a First-class Solection of English, Ameri can, French, and Gorman Novelties (direct importation per Hermione and Langstonc), con sisting of Fancy Goods, Toys, Jewellery, China, Ornamentfl, Hardware. Crockery, ,Po<fnmery, ' Brushes, Combs, Stationery, Glassware of every j description: largo assortment o£ Beautiful Dars Jlnrblod Glass—tho only Btoro in Auckland having tiio same; magnificent collection of Sea Shells from all parts of tho world; splendid collection of rare Engravings and other Pic tures, different from any others over offered in Auckland; large collection. of. popks of every description; and a great variety of quite New Novelties. All Goods sold 20 to 30 per cont. cheaper ithan any other house in Auckland. Terms Cash. Tho trade, bazaars, and hawkors supplied. Large Show Itoom. WANTED, a House Surgeon for the AnokUnd Hospital Muet oe thoroughly and duly quaiitlMl. Saihry. £303 per annum, with Rooms, Nations, Light, VneY. ADpHcallons, enoliwlcs teutlinoniulF, hitdrfus. d 0 Mr J. M. Clark. AuokUnd, will bfl rrcelvod by tho rom mitiee until fifteenth Jicuary, )8?3 »pplica- Woon posted oa that day will ba received prq vicofl thoy art> advlncd iiy tolegiam. » G. S. COOPKR, UuderKtoretar?. Colorinl 9ecretary'iiOfflo^, _ Wellington. Veo mbor 23.1682. rf~O 800 IMAKKKS.—Wanted, a good * all-round Kottomer.—Apply at once to T. 11. Biggs. Mannkau Road, Parncll. * WKLL-EDUCaIKD lady, lecenily t\. from London, offers a Cornforlabo Home and Thorough Instrui ttoa In KogUsh, gyid French, and Muslo 10 c Girl, irjiu 8 io If. lieautlfai snl hea'thT tovslde pl«oi; moderate t roip.—Addrces M-Q i O)!o, I'aihla, Kay of If lanfls^j RUNNEH COAL C 0.—20 Coal Miners—2o Mfne-s Winiod by above Oornpa*) ; v> rmanont Kmployroent —Apply io St.no bio f ., Auoklar.d, or Kennedy Bros, Broy mouth, OAHi'iNtfir'Wanted in a Kctu'il Caab. X Bo>iiies3, in tho city; £200 only inquire ; ffiioi Btuscy inooms for uu finergouo rniD.—W, V. Stofcr.F. 187. Queen.Btreet. a GENTLEMAN in Business in Queen r\. Bireßt rtqiiircn i.oiigiMies within e^By dis tance iv a private faa.ilj. -Apply D 3, Star Ofllw. • ; ; . . ■ . ■ Goodson's Arcade. IMPORTANT X OTI OF. T<lS LONDON ARCADBhavIoK boccrai so extenslvewtiiown »d<l f ally recognised as THE mO3t v*luablo, oarofally eoltOted, and cheapest Stoolt of Ooods in the Colonies, V, V 7. GOL)L'&JN bei^ to arncuoca tbo DI CONTINUANCE OF Hn.?thy a>lvertlstm?n's. Any diminution in cost of v o king expenses ci ables the proprietor t i offer h i> (jooda at a dmailfrPer Centigoof Proac, co glvlnß the fall btneiU to his tume:oaa PWr°BB- DETAILED announoeniflßtß will, fcr the present, bo fileoon tinned—unfflce to sdy, that tur oustonisrn may rely upen i^cntfnnal Arrivals of how Go Nds. randir'iiK tbo Fatoy Uepartment at all times equal y attractive, and unnecessary to Introduce ljDg ADVEETISEMiiNrS. Sterliogr Gold and Bilvar Jewellery (warran ted), at V6ry low rrices; /ib/fßlijliin Gold Gold ow»a sn- Silver plate! Jowt^l ory ; w atones, in Goli, Blver. Alluminiatn, N:okel, ana Water bnry. £rcm 17s 6d; CioCia, lv imrnensft vaiiety, from 7<< 61, Ala-ma I'ia Gl (warranted time keapeia GOODSON'S for IloCtrc-plEts. China a-d Glaea Tea, Break faßt, Dinner, Deisort, en i Toilet Sets.ataids no rivalled; whilst the LONDON AKCADE haa gained the notoriety for Cheapnff s (n all DeoartmeDtp, Stationery bciaft prominent, acd defylnK oomyoiltion. 148, Queen apd Victoeia-stekets, And at Napier, Giaborne, and Thames, London Office : 53, Et. Mary Axe. Meaical, rg^Hß best enre for Liver and stomach J, dleorde ais Maißhall's Special Tiootare ot Podophjitf m. Pjljc Id.—C. W, Qaodson, Lon flon Arcade. - HEfiDEKSOii'S SUPKRIOB BAKING POWDKB. ISTIOTA BRAND.



j To Let, fiHO LET, a 7-roomed House in Bradford Sf. strat Parnell, with gjoi well water. Bin pan throughout. —W. H, Skinner, Ctinadi BullllbEß. •'SU) LET, a Four-roomed House arc "■ tcTiifirv j:i Uliptuat gtraac: runt, 9i. — Ap?lr to Mm J. H irv.-y. franklin R-a'. '|-.U LEI', in a pi ivats family at Parneli 9 Eiso, a Sittiug atd iied-room, with o without board. Terms modertte. — Addicts XV, ETiR <>fll:e. 'JO LtT, afuur-roomel Cottage in good " ordtr; gool wnM; rnnt 6 .—i'a ilty stiOit, b:ob ot Arch Hill PriU:o School. ff 0 LIIT, a «hop, with verannaU and c Dwcllinf-honse of \ rooms; gas and water.—Apply Mr3 Jack, Mount Eden Road. (Sit) LET, a nice Seven roomed House in ?. Kdonle.-raco; water laid oa.—Apply to James Reid, Hrocor Hdea Terrace. rjTO LET, VlUa JKesiaences ar rsutland I Road, Conquest Plnos. Parnell: beautiful view of the harbour.—Apply to William Kossor, Bolldsr. ' |"O LET, College Koad (Lester Villa). — f Handsome Villa Residence of 8 Rooms, Stable, Coach-house, &c. Every possible accom modation. All in first-class order.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street, noxt to "Herald' Office. ft 0 LET, a Shop and Residence in the 1 centro o£ Grey street. Rental, IGa per week.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. i i O J.ET, in Hobson-street, a good 7- JL roomed liotue, with bath rrom ana waat house; Baa ana water laid nn. Flttel up with every convenience.- Apply C. B,ookes, Hobton stretit tppojUeUreen^wa^'s.) f tfVO~LET. in Seafield Vie*-, a House di 8 seven rooms; rent. Ha per week.—Apply at Bennett's JDrapery Warehouse, next but one to the' Theatre Royal, Queen-street. rw\(i LET, a Shop and Dwelling in Upper 1 Plct-etreet, near King's Aim. Hotel; in first-rite order, gas and water, jso. -Apply Mr Bsllln, attached cottage, TO LET, Two and Three roomed Cot tages: rent, 4s and as.—o. S. Kllia, Ho ire- Btro:>t. top enc raw LET, Two-rootned House to respect- It fcble tenant; rent, 5s Gi.—Apply Belmont House, Vlnoeat-atreer. fjTYO LET OR FOR SALE, a New Con * venient Five-roomed Cottage, Ponsonby Terrace, two doors below PuWio School, near All iSalnta' Church.—Apply next door. TO~LBASE~6k"FOR SALw, on easy terms, suitable for dairymen and to those accustomed to cows, a Most Desirable Farm of 100 acres, with good House and necessary Out buildiaKS; ano vigable riverforms oneboun clary: all fenced and in grass. If sold, half oash will be taken. Good market in immediate neigh bourhooJ.—For further particulars apply Wm, Gullivei-, Estate Agent, Ponsonby. _^ TV i.JfcT or LEA.SB, all those firit-class BUSISKS3 PREMISES piluatjd oorapr of Vulcan Lane and H gh-street, now in ocou pat'oa of 1I( sara Boylan nnl Taaflold, who are remuvintr. This Is a most desl esbla and central position, and a first-class Btaad for any whole aalj bnslnesß, The bulldog la oonunolioim (three fl )ora and cellar), well lighted, rat prco', quits dry. and il.ted with paten; lift; Ran, •watijr, and oiher conveniences.-For fmtoor nartioul&ra apply to the cocapatt], or to D. IT. Eyan», Batatu DE v ONPO HTrToaTH SHOE 1?. - To Let or for Sale, a 6 roomed Oottaje, now. In a good poeltlon — Apply X, & R. Duder, Hoiwo and Land Afinfe OUSES TO LET, furnished and un furnished Apply jr. &R. Uuder.Hause Agenta, I'BVonport. FIVK-ROOMIbLI HOU^E, in CojLlege Road, ?aa lni i on. rent 13*; also, one a.t 9s.— Mr Nightingale, College Road. BaKEU'S PKISMISKS TO LKT.— An 1 Old Established Bakaiy. vi l9ye»r>Btand- Jnn anft bur/nsts premites. sltnate> in Vioti'it dtroat; oven newly ie-bnilt and water latd on, First-olasa npeniof?.—Aiiply to Mr Stevansor, NeliiOi-strett. oorns of Haffffr-.Hreot. TluliiNlK QOEI'N -^NU SauliT \j LASU-31'l-EaTJ. To Let or 3oH, tha bftlanca of my Lewe of Cffije or Shop, corner of Queen and tjborilasd atioets. R. C. BKBR'NWOOD, qpt v L, JK T. O'IfItIHiSTRRBT, Pon-oubr—A Jsic.o Houee 6 rooms: 13* par wcclr. UfPKK QUS>i,iS.St'Rii;aT-Hou6o of 6roams, w»tßrla.idin PONdON uY TKRHACE 6 roomed House, gas and water; Uspor wuelr. MIKV-STKEKT, Mount Vden—6 room;, waah bciiiiwi, &o. ; It" per woelc. QKaFTON ttOAD-Jforiishai Houio ot 10 room>. WV Null AM-STREET Coaimodloaa Bust dk a Premuea, D. F. EVANS, ESTAIE JGEST, QUESN-STRKET, Next Herald Uffloe. For Sale. I O K^ 8 A L v, ALLOTMENTS. STOKES'S POINT (Jlain Road): il x 23-1, £41. —AVONDALE: 5 acre (opposite BChool), *90.—• COLLEGE ROAD : Allotment, 33 x ICO, £6 ror foot;.—NORTH SHOKK : Flagstaff Road, 100 x 146, £300.—ELLER6LIK (olose to Station): Gfi x 160, £1 per foot. KASY TERMS.—AIso, several desirable CottagCß, on terms to suit purchasers. - LABOUR EXCHANGE AND ESTATE AGENCY, High-Btreet. A. T. Carter, Manager. smOR'SALK, Nino Toas Kentledge ia 10 Scwt, Pigi.— A. H. .Austin, S anoMbire La'R. gj<Uli S\LE, Busines* P/emises ia Me- MJ olamatloa Wekt.—Apply to Atkinson aud Co., Fiooman's Eay. fAOR~ SALE, ""Mount Edea,' P«'tty Cottage of 5 roomß, with water laid in and nice garden. Cheap.—W. V. Stevens, 187, Queen-street. fj*Oß S \LE (Cboap) a Light American f 1 Bnugy .-Apply by letter to XXX, P. 0., Ani»,H<nrt gjiUK SaLb, a Chemist'a Business in E" tha host posltian la Qiieon-itroot; do gooA and iEoreniioK traao. This U a goon o< vortnoliy for an outer trains man with a it tin fKpital v. ». Bwlogtos, Katato Agent, cuct " rlaral-' " efflcg. TkOCKY NOUK.-Remarkably Cheap XV Houses aid Allotment i to: Sale on esey terniß.—lT. G. Kwlntton. j jU^OK f ALE. — Percival Parade, near JT Shelly Beaob, Now a^d Hanfiaame>.Vllla 'of i room», eculloiy and putiy. fisted with ' shelves, oupboarda, reciHtor, ov.m, plntr, etc.; briok paths, washhome ; well drained ; splendid view of the H«rbou.-.-U. F. Estito Asenc, Qaeen-ttreet. next" Herald " offloa. EjPIOK SALE (Anglesea-street), Osmond H? Villa—Handsomo Villa of six rooms; cup board, drceser. See,; buy window, verandah b.'i=k and front, gaa and water laid in.— V. P. Evans, Beta's Agent, Qaeen-etreat, next •' llerald" Qfßea. . 611^ |[|~OH SALE—Mount Albeit, Mew House C of five rooms, stable, piggery, fowlheuie, BECI,, together with nbout two »era Kood ■vdloanio land, partly cuitivated. well watered nnd fenood; Bicuat*rt oloae to Mount Albert Hall, Irio*. ocly £275.-1). F. Evtns, Hstate AS< nt,^ueen-sUoet, next "Herald" Offlca. •g,nOK SALE, Mount EJeo, new and £' handeorua gable ended Villa, containing 5 room?, soollerr, waßh-bonee, large olsttra, &«.. fitted with rajrlstf-r, kitohea raiiße, enf btaros &o. Goodpoiltion.maiaroxdtrontißP, ■ vorydebirablft freehold allotment, about 50 by ' 200. P/Ice, £553.—D. F. KvaLß, Katate Actn-, I next" Hersld " Office. Qneen-itreet. (661) I S.{ XOR immediate Sale, a 9-roomed House I M with bathroom, coaoh honto, stab'e, Bnd ' roan'd hiosa to/efier With 6i sorea sp'enald laud, r.l ia thrrouiih cultivation aad laid oat ia I garden, orchard, nr d grass: situate at tbo Lake, four miles from D9vonpcrt Wr.arf, commtn: ---> )ii;.'oxteui-iva view o ot tho eeß, aa wc'l as of tbe Like. Pfioa very low. May bfl nnrchttGcd alone, or with ?i acres K'and land adjoining, well Im proved, nnd faoing the Lakp. lha whola pr-j ---j.e tj" haa charms which raniot bs BtupaatCsd, ! aud neof's only to ba leon to be- sppreclatod. I IMMEDIATE P S-'KSSI .N Will DO given. MOBT m: SOiD forthwith.— A-rply J. K. HaND'R- B'jN. f.snd Aroih, 6, N Z. Insnranoa Builriinßa R/ .E have received instructions from Mr T ? P. Qain'sn to sell thß nndetmsntloned propertlen, be!n.j pare of thu opiate of the l;.to MrßOainlra:— PANfitUtitr—Grjr.mad fotiaro and Ccr^or Atlotff.eot of 1 aero rloh volcciniii land, plea- Bs&tly "Ituatoa on iho Oishu'.u Road. I AY 0, ?J Rcroa Hlch l.nnd, in Ko3d fra s, oppo i elto the above prepwty; end 2J Ecran of tie I B'g- VelcuElc Lani in the diatriot—very suit: abe far a nurse'y sni orohii'd. j W. 4ND J. FBATItK. I > and Anoklaad. l^Alla-LAAJUS, J^OKTHCOTS. NiVES BBKOBK O'FSRHD TO THB PUBLIC. This fins Prorerly, pitoated 2J alien from the . new wharf, Northouta, wnloii bas been tub divided Into 23 largii tectionH of from 1 to IS acres in extent, is now open for ba'e as very l:iw prices, and on "rer^ caßy terms. A number ot tue soc.tlona aru bcouKlt ioto cuitlva'.lon and command oxtanciva views at KanKitoto and the Lake. An Investments, perhaps it would bo difficult to find rmre eligible on»s. c* the district is fast rlelns ia pnb'io estimation, aod within a fiaort p. rind it must become a popular marine sabnrb, and a ißrga increase in vaiats will take place, moie o-poo.Uhy as regnlar nnd cheap K'team cqrumnn.'cation is being established. ihlsiSH Gisand opponnnliy forßecnrinKafsw aotes of l"*an in a rising locality where prourrry isa% n'<t made its alvanoo. 'ihelA^Qis NSW HOUf E with over an sera d garden, may ha bunsht for £250 and tbe allotmcnis at from £20 to £50 per ecre. bb Bgrfcd upon, fho Property, vtMoh is eUn&tsd on t; o main Nc-nh Road, is well worih viawlEß. A la-g* Pl*n may now ba Keen, snl fmtte* psrilcutaro obtAiocd, ut tbe j rfflca of J. R. KANOKH&uN. Land Agent 6, | N.Z. Inanrspca Hoi dinag. __ I NEWCASTLE QOAL CHBAPiR THAH | OCAL QO Ah. Now dif eharglnß, ex ALBEKT THE GOOD, • t'qq tons bket household, at Very low Bates. -



Public Notices. . jWT OTI 0 E 0 F KEMOVAI, i The following ComptnUß havertmjved their Ofllcw to Sbortlana-streat, ojpaslte the Hankot . Fe v Souih Warn :- LONIiON ft i A'"i»HHtttK FIRS ISSUrt- ANOB COMI'AKY. TdAiiEi & MURS-dST MAIIISTS INSjR -1 ANCIS COMPANY, 1 BvT*VIV MAftINK; INSURANCE COM 1 PA NY, AND THE WAIKATO GOAL COM "ANY. LtMITJD V. W. HiCVTIT, Jar.vary 1.1833. i corotw-y. I QUtCiSS GOLUMINING OMPANV I k5 (LIMI'K }). Iho offloa of t>o afcoroaamed Company id Removed irom Q >eer.-st'cet, oonn^r o: West tJueou-Btront. to rhorU:md-at:e I, opposite tlu Banfcof NowSjuth *aU-(. JjHN K'RKWOO?. Chuira.an. Tp IJS a L NOTICE, PHIIjSON'Tis'FIMON IA ri. Gentlemen who have rccebcd Lists are re spectfully informed that unless they are returned to mo before the 9tfi instant, they will be too lato lor the presentation. F. Q. EWINGTON, __^ Hon. Seo. Q OSPITAL JIaSABEM-ENT, Gentlemen who have rcceivod Lists for Sub scriptions for this purpose are respectfully requested to retur.i the same to me before the 17tb instant. I F. G. EWINGTON, Hoii.Sac. TvroncK of kemoval.-max Ut KOBER i rejsShLt Manofiwurw, beg. to Inform bis numerous Costotuere itrnt h > tma REMOVED t.o those New antl Coromodiiua Premises In Vlo.'oria sveot. a few door* abjva Holson-streot, wbero he la *.uw prepa-o to meet all requirements of his numerous patrons. JHKKEBY uhallenge Thomas Hacket . to Run Half a-Mllo at HelersrlUe f u r £5 a-sido In fire wetlcs time. Ma toll to Be arranged at Kalpara Hotel.—A. MBLLKS. RINK LIMEJUICE PYMPLA. RINK ) IaEXUIUB PYMi'liA. RltiK LIMttJUIOK PYMPLA. R X N I G H T, CF Pj:'SONBr EOAD, ' - Attends Dally at U a.m. at Mr Gii.bsrv'j ChemUt, Qaeen-street, opposite Wjndt-uai-st. BAT>=, 7d; Ttiramed do,, la 9d ; Tulle, Sid; UosHimts, 21s; chosp HTilllcar; la In the *s dlaconnt.— ilrj vt'hicehead. Ililllner, Newton. TU- O TIC X WAIOKTJ AND ONKHUNGA STEAM NAVIGA TION COMPaNX" (LIMITED). MR GEOnGTC VAU3B has this day ba* n ap pointed Agent fsr the abave Company at ODe hunß*. 'li o Ulractorß have Instructed htm to demand Pv in: nt of Freight on all (iooda before their delivery. J. BARR BROWN, Managing; Director. Wainka. Decembsr 19.1882. TUSTLA N D E D, ff Mx Wrathersfleld, ■ ' A Beantifnl Assortment o' EORD'3 No. 8 ROiKWOOU & WA^NUr PIA.NOS. Which will be Bold sit a Low f bicb for Cash, or on the Daterred fyaterr. Good Seooni-hicd Pintofortes from fi:o cp wsrdF, and Horminlnnm from £i. 8. H. WEBB & CO , LYOBUM AIUSIC BAI.OHN. HOBSON-ST. (iVear Viotoiia street). THE H-RLENSVU.LK TIMBKK COM PANY, LIMITED. works: hklensvill , ' auckland office colonial cane buil ngs, Having a RailWßy Siding running into their Works, are open to supply contractors and others with Sawn Timbor, delivered at any station on the Kaipara and Waikato Railways. A Wharf with deep water frontage to the river, the Compnny aro enabled to load vessp.ls along side the Mill for Southern ports and Australia. Havo spocial faoilitiea for supplying long lengths on short notice. All communications to do addressed to JOHN MILNE, Secretary . Colonial Bank Buildings, Auckland. ' Notice of ft em oval.1 T3K A UCKLAND f. QOUTTBBI HE iiUOKLANU * OOUIHIKN PRODUCK pOMPAST ROUUOK VOMPASY Beg to nctifr that THEY HAVJS KEMOVED FROM THE PREMISES ON THE WHABF To tbeae CKNTRALLY-SITUATBD STORKS Lately ocoapled by Messrs. Clark ft Gane, V^UiBN-aTRKKT, OPPOBITK Maa RS. T -NK3 ANO CO.'S AUOSIQN ROOMS. "1W" 0 T I C B. BEEB WAxfBKES WAX! Parohesjl Id any r.nantiiy for Cash. Bujora Ot Fnoguß and Muntz MetoL Having purchased in Chins, a Vino Aesort rafiuof Teas himself, Jamhs aB KRW ban sODfidently recommend them, and trusts th&t all hie rid Customers, and the Pobllo RonenUly, will avail thenuelvaa of this eplpndld opportunity and oaU early to bny hlB Superior Congou, Beßt Flavoured Kooloo, ShonobonK, and various Mixed Teas, suited to every tastoi He hsa alao on hand JapanofO Ware, Preserved Ginger, Crookerywarej Silka, Handkerchiefs, and other oammodities too nnmorona to mention, ■ >' Note the Afidrees -.— JAMES AH KBW & CO., 331, Qaecn-etroet. /^OMPULSOBY SALE OF CUTLEitY. \j THOMAS SAMUPL ~ : IS NOW SKLLINd Or? THE WHOLB OF HIS BT3OK OF CUTI.KRY. Consisting of— BK9T IVORY TABLE AND DES3KBT KNIVKS LOOKWOOD ANO JOHNSON'^ BBST POCKET KSIVBB ELHCTRfI - PLATED FORKS, SPOONB, ORUiT^, &C. Large Lot of the above Uoo's juat Landed, snd must hi Bold at any price. THOMAS SAMUEL, 46. QIJRKN-ST. (opposite Town Clock). IMEJ' ICE PYMPLA 1 IIMKJUICK PYMPLA! HMHJUIUS PYMPLA I . Mannf«otnredby E3RKINFRISD BROS. T. & ii. V ook k, 44 AND 46, VICTOHIA-STEEK FAOTOBY: ELUOTT-STBEETr Having completed the arr&Bgenusnt of theft New and Extensive PromdoH, whtoh are trued with every sppllanoe for the deßpntoh of Eael nces. Invite tun attention of Ls4lee na& Quntle men FUKNIBIIINU to their Large Stoob Of Drawlns and Dining Room Suites Brussels. Tapestry, anil K<dder Carpetß Iron Bedsteads. Wardrobe*, D.-awera Tables, Cheftonlera, Slde-Boarda Mnitr«R«es, Palllas3ef, Pillows Bolsters Toilet Ware in great variety Linoleum, Floorcloth, Matting HearthrußP, Wool Mats, Coooa Mats Chimney and Toilet Glasses Gilt Cdrnices and Cornioo Polea " Verandah. Venetian, and Boiler BUndg Cane, Foldlngr, and Ohildrens' Cbalra Hall Tablep, Hat Stands, Hail Cho'rs Kitchen Tables and Kitchen Chairs. Every Article Guaranteed', and Prlcos Redceed to the Lowest Amount, constatoat with Bent Quality In Materials and Workmanship. T. & H. COOKE, Victobh ahd Elliott Stkeets, Wm. Me Arthur & (Jo., AUCKLAND, 10 DKALWKS IN FANCY ROODS, KABTaBNWARB, CHINA AND OLA ANO OKNSRAL SToKICKKKf-Kftd Plain and Fancy Stationery Perfamnry and Toilet Soapo Brush ware and Combs ' ' * Table and Pocbet Cutlery JI.P. and B.M. Gocda Iron Bedsteads Mlrrort *nd Fanoy Furniture Clocks, Watohea, and Jewellery - Tobacco, Cigars, and Vlpes Mmioal Insimmanta Karthenware. China, and Glass Vat«s, Flower-3t»nd?, fee. Parian Ware, Plotnres Purcoß. Hond Biws, and Baeketa : Cric&ettcK Appointmenta Lawn Tennis and Badminton Archery and Croquet Indoor Oamee, Toyg, So.



1 :jB Lost and Pound. J T OST, a Sum of Mviv y, in Bank Notes. LOS X, on Tuesday last, in the Domaipl Oval-shaped. Silver Locket.—Finder will ?. bo rewarded on returning it >o Mrs Moore. '■ Drcssmakar, Park Road (near Hospital). ; Loaf, between G ey-strest.-and Darnell i ,ha i"e> a Bar Brioslbt. Hliver mounted.- I 'na flnrier wni ba rowarded en de'iv>ry at ' OoodsooViicido. Ll'S!', fiorn Gleusi'Je, Sym.:u^-.-treec, a Dachshund Bitch, tan colour, lone body short ICBB.-A re ward wfll be pdld on recovery! I OST, sma?l Gold Brootlfjn shape of a re *urdutl b ' wg ""* | OST, Bunch Keys —1, large, 4or 5 ; P'ett3° 'attTe *lth j OT^!A^ EU from IVosdsidu Farm, Mount Si Ed?, 7' on "^Jth instant, a Dark-brown July, with small white star on forehead black mane, and long switched tail, about 15 hands 2 inches; had small piece o£ ropo round neck — ' Any person returning same to J. Cullen 250 ' ii Queen-street, Auckland, or at the Farm, shall be handsomely rewarded. ""Jr* ;. 4? I ~REWAHL». -Strajed, from the I 361 Mouat Roikill Horn, ou January J I T«o Bay Caa Horses, about 15 limhls high, tv I' very Rood conditl.n; one is brandid 5 unnear Ir-' shoulder.—'lne abovu rew»fd will ba paid en U their return toPateisVa Etables,Xornestreet il - | Board ana Jtteaiaenoe. j|| LU CLDB PRIVATE BOAhDUG !' HOUSE. Ed«n Crescent, Auckland, within il three minutes walk of tie Railway fetation , W Wharf, Post office. Supreme Court-house/and | Banks.-First-class Accommodation for Visitors S from the Coast and Country Districts. Apart- I ments on suite for Ladies and Families. Plinee F ajd Shower Bath-. Letters and telegrams 8 addressed; o the Manager, Old Club Private V,\ Boarding House, Bden Crescent, Auckland wul receivs prompt attention. v™iu,niu '\r js ntn v k TT7r~tnns ■-111 T Beach Road, Devonport. ItJ A delightiiuly Bituatedirarine Residence I til commanding an extensive view otrhe harbonr II c*« S vei l ienc,^tea,ib4 || ' ' JNO. OWEN. « (IOVKKMOK BBOWNB HCXKJU I VJT HO3SON-BTSBM, ' ■ ';' ji'-; HOiBD ABD LODBINQ „ ..gfc rcr Wfint i' . Sinai,!* koom rv 111 old EoY^Ssr cres I PRIVATE Boi SK AuINGHOUSF, jit Many of the old residents,of Auckland will 1 ! IS mSS^ HOWBE in connection with M the ROYAL HOTEL, /Eden Crescent, as it wai IB in the tone of the Maori War, ( and iviU readily M understand the accommodation it afforrlq nai lit PRIVATE BOARDING-HOUSE! In additfoS 1 to which.thepresent Proprietor has made exten' 1 sive alterations and improvements, the who o ill having undergono a thorough repair, and re- II furnished in a superior style, affords every' If inmates comfort and convenience of its H - To the' niori-recent-"arrivals in Auckland ~ H especial attention is drawn to the advantages 1 afforded to tho public by-.the opening of flu's .' H ing; a good view of the harbour, and its close • Hi proximity to the Railway Station, wharf, V, i Bankf Supreme Court House, B nd the ( | Apartments en suite for Ladies and Families HI Plunge and Shower BaThs^ ! "^^c=- ..([ Visitors from the Coast and cSmtry District* flfu wiU do weU to pay a visit to, this estabUshmenC il menfcjl attention being paid to Jtheir require^ : X The charges will be according to the accomrao- Oatlon required, and in all casos will be as low ' IB as is consistent with the advantages offered. IflS Letters and Telegrams addresse-t to '"Jho " ffil 4!? uag££1 Old Club Private Boarding-house il Eden Crescent, Auckland.'' will nieet with' il 3»rompt attenUon. ,;~m'l ". j||| Highway Board Notices; li| VO&'JMLE gjG^WAY JMSiitIOTJ fl > .Notice Is hereby'glV'ritSktn'tersevend«»B * ml from this da«» i.ll Horsin cna Cattle (wheiher ft'iln thor belrng to Uateporcrs or, others) found ! 9)1 Str»alngtn-Btr»ylnir on the I'ubllcß-ad«iu the ";•. ab.Ts cistnot will be IMPO'J>'U«,D. end the * 4 Mil . owoera(it ki.own) willbe'proßßOuted. 1 ji!| .- JO3N .fiOLLfRn, I'fjfl Jannaryoth,im": ■ y-;^ (**"***•_ |j| Educational. " : TCT.IOHT SCH OL,M\ PATRICK'S, ll X^ Windh«m-»treel;: —Tha usual Lltmary D By.Blni Cjais-s will he KtuiKd this RV»iv- fKB JNi». Torus:-Bojii'Vlommtaiy Clela i» tier |i^ week; Younit Men's advanced Glaes, £1 per mH qnarter. Hours :-Ftnm'7 to 9 p.m.. on Mon- Iffil days, Wedncsiayj, snd Wridaye. " ! j Tenders. Education Department. 'iiffl WellißirtoD,!sth January, 1883. ! will be recem-d up to noon jH • * of: the 31at March nekt tdr tho Erection < ifflW of a Native. School house and Teacher's Resi- :iI«H oence at Waimnmaku. Hokianga. Plans, &c.. fj ! may be seen, and forms of tender obtained, on ''-ISH application to S. Yon Stunner, Esq., Hokianga: ' V; J. H. Greenway, Esq., Russell; and G. T. Wil- * f • ij kinjon, Esq., Auckland. Telegraphic tenders mm will be received, provided the original tender" IjH and deposit are lodged with any- oiHho above- SI Hi named offices by thetime'spedfledi t' l mH • The lowest to any tender. ,not noitessariiyvT- fl!8 accepted. • '*. - • ■-■■••-/ . 'TTF —■i" i ,' E.:O.~6IBBfes, 1 i ■ ■■ .: «■--..' r'^orthfeiSecretE;; |!8] rj-.t> carpenters ajsd'build^ ' * f Ttndersfqr the KteoUon of a Cottege wnrl 111 Ifoant Albert vt 111 bo o;ened at Boon ot WS FAIURDAY. the I3(U f^nt, at my offlX ; wherep.'ana,&o. m'»iro«rrtH.""" ■ ■ ,-■,;. ..j".- ■; "■■ W**.'Jr-iB.»DaLTON, .■.■..;■ »;.ft-i SO & <B.N.g. Intnranoa bnildingg. U I ■ f|i" «„:>/,£..-[0 ;;i ju ,i>; k X:*, -'l '«rt?fH rB U mSKiwon of the « 15th instant, f^r thj hTcotiaa at & Shop at One- - ifeftl hangs. .. ivr . - ' i . • ...■.'.. tswl p.. KSAvitc soy. --■' i fi ji»NDEr;S wanted till noon cf the 15th ! j ,» . insfc furßaLdln* a Six-roomed «onßß »t HI fctofeesa, jioJnV,-^ at Mr Todd'a '' HH Grocery. Welllngton-stqeet,-, ;; * f . [fl ■ . Anntun , ; •,■."' S j TO-MOKKOW, JS'O.'N. B ITKUITI ITRUITI" H . NELSOA-, ALCiLA^D, HlJt. jH TO BJS;i3.OLD BY A.UCTION. W& ATI A R:T H n.K''sMART,:: H | :."■; 'i rAt 12o'clook'nbonl '; fl T> LA C X COIiRANTS, Gooseberries, fi JLP Cherrlee, Fear* Apples Vtatfta, Cooob. • jj§j| Assoried tolliea ani Bisoaitc. j ? 1] i TO-B«OKi£OMr,{: „ iSi At Mf-past 12o'clock/: J ' WOOL, HmfS, AND SKIN?. il G. TV. BINNEYf ' II vy ILL sell bj : pu'olic anoticn a t bis ' TT Mart, Quern-street, tomorrow (Tnat.' WM day), at half-past U o'clock, SHi WOOL, HJDKB, AKD ?KiN3. V WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10. : II BOOKS! B00KS! Il WIJ;L sell by auction at the ExdiSDPe i lOita^a??^^" w'd-!^»-«. j I 800VOLUMKS BOOKP.conslMtoßOt ittSk Newest (nblloiviojid, Icolndlair The Peo- If P^ 8 CI"°PM)S' CatsellV Family Bible ! ««!! (SHOo Rravicgs) Damesilo Cyclopedic ' I'M1 ParlourKensgeilo,a*. &c. '"WJIC"'I»' ,!«];; A very fine lot of Oleographs' Scrap Book HkUcnonft Long «ihln rf Net. Deep all ;|1 ; JjOHo, oC^. ..,- ■■ :. ■■. ■ . .■... yltt|k: . WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17,™ 4 COTTAGF, HEPfIURN-STREET fl i SH P, SYMONDS-STIiEET. ' if? COTTAGE, SYMONDS-STiiEET. . J R. & OREiSNWOOD ) |: \\ D"AS received ins'rtictioDs'to sell by I'l 1 tf «nck!at.fl. The lot 36. Hepbnr^ttwf H' h«BFi M t-oUsB S^vea-roonol House % 111' •: nil neress«iy oot-hom et eteoteO: thereon is * rao, at an a&nutl Brcunu rent nf *mi..if ■ IM lot. ■■ilißhotw»l«fitfo?2o§petKcei Ma fill n.ftrremaJn,st7Xfor6yeare *ffiß ill LOT 8 of sub-dlTiiJoa of lot 4 eeaHnn r iHHi for6yfars.Rt2ajperweefc.perßbnnnj aad : fa thecommodionsHonceot— rWmttfjoln- US r' njr, wlib yard, garden, and allo nmnleßCM I Iffi I etf o rl2.6lp»rw<efr. ThßsbopSd dwdl'. r . Jng. and honse adjoining; wlJl be"QAneSTto !lfl HAM LTON (WaUtatD).-lotßjoand2o3 town ffl'B MONOONOT.- 88 acres of Bnsh T4uifl belos HII