ntltfied that the bullock wasrcally wounded lv the shot- th>n> of coms "' the laWt? m" PL. the molice; but if there was no abso fctT wounding so as to negative the SXumption of malice, you will E«a the accused the b nefit of U'doubM There are several cases—one of them ot a very serious character hichitis possible that the sanity of the Beraon accused maybe questioned, but with SS* you bave nothing to do, That must Editor the determination of the petty i ■ ' u[i for yon to find whether or not I rnme has been committed, and you have nnthine to do with the sanity or other -2£ nf the accused. There is one very «rious charge of minder aetaiDst two p»r ---o"8, , and to it I invite your vety careful aftentioD. They have been committed by £ c investigating magistrate, and I do not ««a that he could well do o herwive under the circumstances than to send the case for further investigation before this court. Bat yon gentlemen, are in a somewhat i different position 10 an investigating magis trate Yon are bound to deal with tho matttr upon evidence. You will have M say whether tUero is a prima facie case against the accused, and a priuia facie rise does not mean a case of suspicion— stron" or otherwise. You are bound not to indict any peNonfor ciime unless you have such evidence before you as to sat sfy you that tbe accused committed the ainie without any further evidence being adduced on any explanation given. Ttcre must he sufficient evidence to satisfy yon of this in the absence ol any oth( r tuat hiav tc adduced. You arc elemly bouad not to indict upon suspicion, however ■erious such may be. This is not a Court of investigation, but one to determine the guilt or othe,nvue of tho persons charged bifore it. I think thero are none of the other cises that require me to call your attention to them. The facts are generally simple, and they present no foatures calling for remark from

The UraHd Jury then retired.

T*UK BILLS

The Grand Jury brought in True Bills against the following prisoners : - Richard Owen Brigst.ek, alias Richard. Owea Sims, forgery and uttering ; Marie Marks and Sampson Joseph* on, stealing in a shop ; Albert fldward Long, attempted murder ; Albert Edward BLong, axtempted suicide, Hubert Wilson, stealing from adwtlliog house; Henry Mason, alias Leonard Lloyd, two charges bniglary and stealing from a dwsllin"; Thomai Floyd, breaking and entering; William Thomas Mahoney, breaking and entering ; James Crowley, murder; Titore Tango, assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm ; William John Ljttlc, bigamy ; John Johnstone, unlaw fully wounding.

NO BILLS,

Tbe jury found No Bills in the following cases, and tho prisoners were discharged fiom ciutody :— Annie Stackpole, conceal ment of birth at the Thames ; Hohaia, native, horse-stealiog ; Ellen Curtis, steal ing, from the person; William Appleton, maliciously wounding an ox; James Murphy, setting fire to a dwelling-house.

FORGERY AND UrTHEISO,

liichnrd Owen Brigstock, alias Richard Offen Sims, was che/ged with the. forgery of a ch«que for the payment of money on tho 7th October, 1832. There was a second connt against the prisoner of passing the said cheque." ; - » . Mr Kdward Cooper appeared on behalf of the prisoner, who pleaded not guilty. jtft »nelson 'Willianison, Crown Prose cutor, said the prisoner was charged with, forging a cheque for £2 103 acd utteriug tbe same. There was no direct proof of the forgery, md theie feldom was. Evidor.oe would, however, be given by several shop keepers concerning both forgery aad utter ins* ** Edward HalleU, bntcher, of Parnell, de posed that he knew the accused by sight. Hecade to witnesk's shop on the 17th <-ct. las', aid asked for a blank cheque on the Bank of New Zealand. Witness said he only had those on tbe bank of New Sonth Walts, at the same askiag the prisoner. why he wanted it, as he could not cash a cheque after banking honrs. Brigstock said ha had a fiiend who could cash the cheque for him, and witness gave him the form, marking out tbe words, "Bank of New South Wales," and writing in, " Bank of New Zealand." The form produced cor responded with tha number in the ckeque boolc, and was identified by witness. Herbert ifredenck Gladding, a boet maker, of Monnt Eden, deposed that the prisoner came into his shop on 7th October, and after trying a pair of boots on, pur chased them, tendering in payment th« cneqne proaucea. it w«»n~-■»»-»«-,—i~v- the boots having coat 16', witness gave prisoner tie balance in cash. Brigstock left a pair of biols to be soled and heeled. Witness presented vhe cheque (or payment at the Bank of New Zealand on Monday, but it w as not cwlied. Robert Cecil Taylor, a settler, residing at Buckland, denied that the signature on the cheque .produced was hie, although the name was, Bad known prisoner for several years, but had never authorised him to sign his (witness's) name to any cheque. He had no account at tbe Bank of Hew Zealand. ~ , _ To Mr Cooper : Prisoner lived with me twelve months. Ido mot believe he is in hit rieht mind. In consequence of the sd yice of the late Dr. Zinzan, the prisoner Was sent to a colder climate for three ■ months, in the fear that he might go out of William Cook, accountant at the Bank, and Detectivs Jones also gave evideace. The latter deposed thai when arrested pn- Boner admitted the commission of the offence, allegiig at the same time that he bad a right to forge the cheque, as Mr Tajlor had appropriated moneys sent out to him from friends in E»gland. Mr Cooper addressed the Court in defence, and Hia Honor summed up. Ths jury found the prisoner guilty, and Mr Cooper uiged upon tbe attention of the Court the mental weakness of the man in mitigation of the offence. His Honor said he wa« aor y that the ligit sentence passed on the prisoner some nioe months ago, bad not exercised a de terrent effect upon him, while it was quite evident that the crimes of which he was guilty, had been committed in a very de« i liberate manner. He felt that he could not inflict a less sentence that twelve monies' imprisonment with hard labour.

STEALING FBOM A BHOP.

Marks Marks and Sampson Josephson, were arrainged upon an indictment charg ing them wilh stealing 24 pairs of Bhoes from the shop of .Francis Stephens, at Auckland,

Prisoners pleaded guilty. Mr E. Hesketh appeared on behalf of Josephson, and Mr Theo. Cooper for Marks. Mr Hesketh asked the mercy of th« Court towards the younger prisoner Josepbson. He was not jot sixteen years j>f age, and hitherto had borne an excellent character. He had been worritd into the commission of the offence by the other prisoner, and the only money he had received as the proceeds of the tneit was 10s. Mr Cooper also made an appeal to the Coprt on behalf of Mark*. His Honor, -in passing sentence on Joseph ion said he did not th'.nk he was as bad as the other, but he would not be doing bis duty if he awarded a less senteice than six months' imprisonment with hard labour. Marks, whom Hi 3 Honor considered was the more blameable of the two, received a sentence of twelve months' imprison ment.

STEALING FEOM A DWBI/LING,

Robert Wilson was arraigned upon an indictment charging him with stealing a quantity of jewellery and money from the dwelling-house of George Andrews, Grey- Btieet, Auckland, on December Ist, 1882. Prisoner, who was defended by Mr B. Cooper, pleaded not guilty. ".■-.'' Margaret Andrews, wife of ueorge Andrews, of the Carpeuters' Arms Hotel, Grey-street, deposed that on the evening of December let, 1882, she left the h»tel with her two daughters. Before leaving the hotel she was upstairs in her daughters' bedroom, whtre there were two gold watches, two pencil-cases, one silver and the other gold, a gold rtne, tortoiseshell purse, a copy of a will, ; £30 in money, aiid two pins. These articles ; were in a bag. There were also a watch ( and chain on a small stand on the corner of the drawers. Was snre these articles were there when fhe went out, because she1 took up one of the watches to take with her, but finding it had stopped, left it. She had knowo the prisoner tince last November. He had been accustomed to visit the house only as a customer. • Pii soner was in tbe house when she went ont. >" She missed the articles im mediately on' her' return home, when she went to wind up tie watch. Her husband was taking a sleep when she went out. ■ Charles sharp was>the .barman Who had charge, , ■ ' To Mr. Cooper: Prisoner could have come in at the back aud gone upstairs wi' h out the barman seeing him. It was mo. c than a fortnight after, the robbery that >he complained to the police, i To Mr. Williamson: S-he generally lelt the; back door open. Piisoner lived in the bouse next to the hotel. '■■■'■ >' ; "■•'"

1 Charles Sharp, employed as barman by Me Andrews, of the Carpenters' Arms ', Hotel, deposed that prisoner was in the house when Mis Andrews and her daugh , ter went out. Ha made enquiries concern ing who was outside the house, and, hav iug received answers to bis questions, went away. Witness subsequently heard 'noises upstairs fome days later be saw the watch produced 5n piisoner's posses sion.

Evidence was also fjiven by Mr Andrews, Mr Prince, and Detective Strathern,

(Left sitting.)

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

[Renter's Telegrams.]

(Ucceived Jauauary 17th, 2 p.ni) RECEPTION OF AGKNT GENERALS'?" LONDON, January 16, evening.

Errl Derby. Secretary of State for the Colonies, received various colon'al agents gener»l. Sir Alexander Gale, Canadian High Commissioner, congratulated Earl Derby on his appointment to the colonies j oilice, aud expressed oulidenco in his Lordship's desire promote the interests of the colonies. Karl Derby, iv reply, said that he was g-atified with the kind ex pressions of his uistors, and hoped that their intercourse would bo of a friendly charcter, and tend towards the welfare of the colony. MX GLADSTONE'S HEALTH, The Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone started to-day for Cannes in tho South of France, on a trip for the benefit of his health. RETURN OF TROOPS FRjM EGYPT. ALEXANDRIA, January 16. The battalion of ihe Shropshire Regi» ment (formerly 53ul Foot) and the lirst bat talion of tbe Royrl Irish Kogi1""1' (for merly 18th Foot), now stationed in Egypt, have been ordered to Malt.i, and will pro. ceed thero without delay. Prince Bonaparte Arrested. PAUIS, January 15. A manifesto, ti',aed by Prince Jerome Bonaparte, has been placarded throughout Paris. It strongly denounces the Govern, meat, and lays claim to tbe Napoleon heri tage, Prince Jerome has been arrested in consequence of the iranifosto.

THE KAIAPOI MUNICIPAL FRAUDS.

[BY ToLEORAPH.—Pi!E?S ASSOCIATION]

CHRISTCHURCB, this day. Further deficiencies havo been discoveied in the Kainpoi municipal accounts. All books relating to the Vo» Tax account aro missing, except ono, which shows nccir.ts to the amount of £40 10s for the first half of ISS2, while the cash book and ledger jives the receipts for that period it only £37.

THE NATIVE EJECTMENT CASE AT CAMBRIDGE.

Magistrates at Loggerheads,

Nineteen persons Committed for

Trial.

[BY TELEGRAPH,—OWN CORrKSPONDENT.)

CAMBUIDGE, tbisday. The native ejectment ca°e was concluded to-day, resulting in thirteen of the accused being committed to take their t hi at tbe May sittings of the Supreme Court, Tbe decision was srmewbat curiously eiven. Mr WelN, J.P., has sat on the Bench with Mr Northcroft siccc tbe open ing of the case After hearing the evidence and considering the tact that native witnesses had been arrested for per jury, Mr Wells concluded theto was no c.;sc. Mr Aforthcroft, however, determined to commit; but Mr Wells held that there was nothing to commit upon, and expressed his intention that when he should go on the Bench he would express himself against Mr Northcroft's decision. The latter, contended that anything Mr Wells had to say would have to be said through him, and he would not say anything jabout dissension on tho part of Mr Wells when giviDghh decision He further contended that he was Senior Justice Ju jnd iutimated to .Mr JVelh that We?'i coneeoutntly refused tr go on the Bencn where his word wrs ignored, and lelt the Couit. The B.M. came into Court Dy h:m3el f, and gave judgment as above.

HARBOUR IMPROVEMENT SCHEME.

A meetihg of the Board for the purpose of receiving a report from Mr McDonald on his scheme of Harbour Improvement, was held to-day. Present :— Mr Aickin (chairman), Messrs J. M. Clark, WaddeJ', Mays, Thompson, Lamb, Stone. Uwe», Captain McKenzie and Doctor Campbell. In nU report, Mr McDonald states, •' I pro pose to construct Hobson-street wharf and the several tees projecting from it of con crete and scoiia stone, the western side of the wharf to be slopsd, and the inner or eastern side to be forced up, the centre or hearting of the wharf and tres to be filled in solid ■with earthwork and scoria nsli. The outer or return end of tho wharf being in deep wafer, I propose to construct this portion of iron framing, carried, on iron cylinders filled with concrete. The whole of the roadway of the wharf and teea to be of concrete, The Railway Wharf and tees, as also the several tees shown projecting out from the north side of Qseen-street, I propose to construct in a similar manner to that before described, The whole lenghth of the sea, or face wall extending from the reef at Shelly Beach to Campbell's point also the retaining walls surrounding the two tidal basins, I propose to build of concrete and scoria stone, The whole |of the area shown to be reclaimed and divided into streets and building spices which it was proposed to fill with earthworks, mb bith from the city, and scoria ash, but I propose the larger quantity of filling re quired for reclamation from the harbour bydredizing The approximated estimate cost of constructing Hobson-street wharr.the railway wharf and alto the tees from Queen street, and removing the Queen-street wharf,.£7s,OCO; and the estimated cost of the whole of the scheme is about £240,000." After some discusssion Mr May's moved "That plans and specifications of the Hobson-street Wharf, and the three tees from May-street, be prepared by the en gineer in terms of the schedule of the Loan Act, 1882; and that a consulting engineer be appointed, to whom the plans and specifications shall be submitted to for his report." Mi Waddel seconded. Several members expressed an opinion" that; the idea of carrying out the works was premature until the exaot cost of the dock was ascertained. On the suggestion df the chairman the clause of the resolution re the appointment of a consulting engineer eliminated and a clause be appended to the effect that no tenders for the works be accepted until plans and specifi cations fer the dock are prepared and an estimate of the cost of that wo:k prepared. —Dr Campbell moved an amendment to tfee effect, "That before proceeding with any farther permanent harbour works, that plans be forwarded to England for consideration by the best engineerine authority.—Mr Lamb seconded." [Left sitting.] :

POLICE COURT.-This Afternoon.

(Before H. Soth Smith, R.M.) MiiNTKWANCE.-Robert Nelson was charged with failing to provide for the support of his five chUdren.-Defendant did not appear.-After hearing the evidence of Mrs Nelson and her daughter, tho Bench made an order that de- Act -An ap plication made by Mr E. Cooper on behaU of Sirs Plumridgethat an order be.made to pre vent publicans supplying her-husband, with liquor was adjourned till Friday. _ • Brbacb op the Licensing Act.-R. F. Luks was charged with permitting liquor to be sold S thoVictoriaHotel,of whichheistheU^nsee, between midnight of Saturday, the 11th, and the following Wday morning.-Defendant made a slateraent to the effect that his eon had supplied the liquor against his express order.- Fined 10s and costs.-A second .ohargo was withdrawn.- ■ . • . i ■ Court adjourned.

A telegram from Dr. Lewis, Government Medical Officer at Ohinemutu, reports'that the typhoid feierpatient has been removed and isolated, and that there is no danger of infection. • . ;■••.- ■ ' ■' • '

Members of No. 3 Company, A.R.V., are requested to assemble for the purpose of. swearing in under the new regulations, on Monday evening next, at the Prill-shed, at eight o'olock. '

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

COROMANDEL, this day,

Daniel OTiiien, alias Mahoney, was brought up this morning before Messrs Tierney and Thomas, J.P.s, and on the testimony of Drs. Hovell and MacMi lin, was committed to the Auckland Asylum. This is the man foimerly arrested by Detective Doolan, of Waikato, on a charge of settiiß fire to Macklean's haystacks. O'Brien says he has been iv the i»aylum twice before.

THAMES, this day.

Sliaremaiker, 3 p.m.—Deep Level Cross: 6s fid to 6s 3d; sellers, Oa (id. Imperial : 57s to 565; sellers, 5Cs; buyers, 555. Queen of Beauty : 255. Seymour: Is 6d. Debp LEVEL Cross last night got 151bs of good stone from tho leading stope at No, 4 lcvtl at a point close to the break.

RJSSELL, this day. flags to-day are flying half mast on account of the death of Captain Irving, sen., aged 8S j ear*. He wai a most active man to within a few months of his doatb, and was a very old settler. He leaves several sons in these parts.

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

WELLINGTON, this day.

THE CRIMINAL SEsSIOJNS,

The Supreme Court criminal sitting opened to-day. The Judge's charge to grand jury lasted only two minutes. He congratulated thorn on tbe lightness ot the calendar, there being no charges of a serious character. A true bill was found against Henry Freeman, charged with house-breaking. The trial is proceeding. True bills were found against Sarah Arnell, for wounding j Julia O'Bierne, at« tempted suicide; Peter Walsh, attempted larceay. No bill wai found against Annie, alias Mary Brown, larceny from pr son.

CHRISTCHUkCO, this day, CRIMINAL SESSIONS.

The criminal sessions of the Supreme Court opened this juoiuing. Judge John ston, In iiia charge, expressed his approval of the recent changes with regard to the administration of criminal justice, Daniel "Meal, for larceny from a dwelling, was sentenced to two years' imprisonment. Herman Hempton, charged with forgery (three cases) was sentenced to Jour yeais' impihonment.

DUNEDIN, tbia day, OTAGO SYNOD.

The Pwsbytorian Synod commenced sit ting last night Tbe Key. Mr Chisholm, of Tokomainri, is Moderator.

SALARY OF THE MAYOK. The City Couueil have voted £500 as the Mayor's salary for tho year.

ENGLISH CRICKETERS ViSIT NEW

ZEALAND,

Sovoral members of the Hod, Ivo BligL'a team intend visiting New Zealand.

CRIMINAL SESSIONS.

Tho c.imin.tl sessions commenced this morning. His Honor's charge merely ie> ferred briefly to the cases on the calendar, he remarking that none of thorn called for special commeut. There are six cases in volving charges of indecency, George Heniy Bill pleaded guilty to house breaking, and wps sentenced to six months; Robert Galbrnith (two indictments), for foreery, six months.

John Cor&ton was convicted of attempted rape. Sentence deferred. We Forsnaw pleaded guihy to indictments for stealiug sewing machines. Sentence deferred.

INVEROARGILL, this day.

SUSPICIOUS DEATH.

The body of a man named John Sale was found in tbo Mataura River to-day. De ceased, who bad been drinking lor gome time, was in receipt, of remittances from home. The body bore marks of violence, which the doctor thinks were initiated be fore death. Ac inquest is to be held. The first wool sales of tbe season wcro held to-day, when nearly all offered was sold.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Jandaus 17,11883, Bank of N.Z.-J523 51 National Bunk—Sellers, 77s Colonial n»nk-Bi3l!ufl, 17s 64 Union gish and Door (Ncwl —Ui patC-up;

Sellers. £0 2l Bd N.Z. Loan and MoroanUlo-Buyora, £6; oollcre,

C 654 N Z. Stilpiiog-93); borers, S& AooWont Inßuranoe—Buyers, 69 Fisber aid C 0.—12« 3d; buerp, 12a MoraiUnltirl-fellora. 17a. Qaeenot Beauty-253 6d, 28s; bnyoifl, 255; Bell' c b, 263 Tokatea—Sellers. 9a 01 Deep Lfivel Crof a-6ato 6j 61; burers, Pi; sell-

tb, 6s 6d Prlno i Imperial—Sellers, 578 b'ueoesa— buyers, 81; sailers. ICj Londaa— % 2d; sailer?, 3a 6d Held of J>.:endßhlp-i'e 11eiJ, 3a WortVa.—*"y"erß, 2a 8d JoasPH NEWMvy, Cn airman

A fair amount of business was done on tho Stock Exchange to-day. Bank of New Zealand shines told at £23 ss, and New Zealo id shipping at 93s with buyers at that figuie. Fisher and Co. shares changed kards at 12a 3d, and Qneen ot Beauty at from 25s (,i to 26», the market closing with sellers at 265. Deep Level Cross are still enquiring, and have been quoted at 6« to 61 6d, with sellers at the latter figure. There are sellers of Tokatea at 9s lid, but no sales have been recorded.

Tenders were received on tbe 16th instant, at the office of Messrs W, F. Hammond and Son, for tbe erection of a cottage at Papaknra Valloy, with the following re sult ;—Rose and Clatk, £309; J. OCon nell, £307 10s; J. W. Hewson, £2»9 ; H. E. Brabazon, £296; Geo G. Ford, £269; Craig and Davidson, £265 ; Hill and Gal lagher, £245 10h (accepted], 'rendcre were also received for the formation of Army Crescent, Kcmuera. They were as fol lows :-John Heath, £155 ; J. Bucklaud, £98 10s ; J. SpeariDg, £97 10a (accepted) ; A. Scarborough., £94 10s ; S. Eade, £90.

THE AUCKLAND Eu&XVIJNf* STAK. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY IT;



Gazette in tfanisruptcy V IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. W BANKRUPTOX. In the matter of " Tho Debtors and Credi tor* Act, 1876," and the amendments thereof, and tho Bankruptcy of Charles Stone, of West Queen-streot, Auckland, Baker, a Debtor. Notice is hereby given that at a First Meot'-ng of tho Creditors of the above named Charles Stone, held on Tuesday, the 16th day of January instant, in tho Supremo Court Buildings. Auck land, at eleven o'olook in the forenoon, Thomas Maeffarlane, of Auckland, Certificated Account? ant in Bankruptcy, was eleoted Creditors' Trus tee of the property of the said Charles Stone j an(i that the said Thomda Mapffailane has in? timared to me, in writing, his acceptance of the Bald Trusteeship. Patcd this 16th day of January, 1883. ■ HKNRY BREWER, Registrar. Jackson and Russell, , . Port-street, Auoklond, Solicitors for the said Charles Stono. Board, ana wesiaence. I^ROYDON VILLA, Vincent-street.— \J Al Quarters for a reapeotaMe Young Man. Terns, 20a per week. Plunge and Shower Bath. —Mrs Foller. , C^OMFuRTrtBLE APAKTMENXJ3 tor J Ladies during their accouohment; quiet ness and attention. Terms moderate.—Apply Mrs Boyle, Upper Queen-street (3rd houso above Heath's store). i\oVKiINOK BROWNE HOTBJU, %JT HOB3ON-BTRHKT, koabb Afro iiooeiwa „___..»& per Week Swam Room -•it* , OLD CLUB PRIVATE BOARDIKQ HOUSE. Eden Crescent, Auckland, within three minutes walk of the Railway Station, Wharf, Post office, Supremo Court-house, and Banks,-First-olass Accommodation for Visitors from tho Coast a-nd Country Districts, Apart ments en suite for Ladies and Families. Plunge and Shower Bath".' 'Letters and. telegrams addressed; o the Manager; Old Club Private Boarding' House/ Eden Cresoont, Auokland.will receive prompt attention. ■ ' ■ YE NTN O R UoU- tt X Beacjt Roap, Devonport. A delightfully situated Marine Residence, commanding an extensive view of the harbour, city and suburbs; conveniently located between the Victoria and Devonport whaives. Every comfort and convenience for visitors and board. Terms moderate., JNO , qwen! Money. ' A* lik 1-0 £10,000 LENT on Building Sr JL\™ Sooieiy piinoiples. or on, other terms to Bolt borrowers, Allotments bonßht und. HoosfS Built on weakly payment sjmm. i Mortgages aha Loans negotiated. See''lsto Properties for Bile on 4th pa«e. Six per ount. allowed on money d«-pobled for Investment — O. WiLLiiM-OK, L»nd, Vacate, and Financial Agent and Valuator, 3. Vtuoan Lane,



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WANTED, Improvers and Apprentices to tbe D..«Miiak.'iK.-M. a. Fogeig Weleeley-B't.'e'. WANT»D, a Lad to Bssist in woik room. — Apply J. Williams, Tailor Victeria-strect. WaN . ED, a good General torvant and a ItureeKirl lor Romuem.—Aiiuly Kamo Coa'.Office, No, 16, Qneonarset. \\J AJvTkD, a Female General Servant. T T -Apply M.a wayta, 9aaflald Road. WANTED, a thorough General Ser vanr. — Mrs Parsons, Lonuon - at. Eot, n*ar Convent. WANTtD, a respectable General Ser vant In a small family; wages, 15s.— Apply for address to Mrs Elamore, Shortland- Btreet, W An TED, a Young Man to make him self ro.(.rally LueiuI.—Apply Wharf Hotel. WANTED, a General Servant; referen ces required; good wages given - Apply to Mrs Baftoy, Ururtou Hoad (oppcslto I'ark Road.. ANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply to Mra Fobs, Queen-street, \*/ AOiTBD, 2 or 3 Kespectable Men as » * boarders.—Apply W. Gard, Fruit Depot, Victoria-street. . YA/ANTtD, a Boy.-C. Cooper, Beok- V t blndnr, Vlotorla-jtreot, nett Holland anil Hntler, WANIJtD, a duly quulilied Druggist and Caomlsr, to cake charge o' aa establishment on terms.-Apply to Alviia. Star Oflaa. \k ANTijiD, respectable Lad.—Apply to TI It. lluioiiluooo, iiutohor, Vluturlv Btreot, i* ANTKD, a Touug Lady (whose edu- V v cation would permit bar to bj irraied as one ot me famili) to «p.Bt with toddk child ren, Uuht honsohold daites, and Bowing. — Apply by letter bwilub nut. Addrosa aB, STiKoflloe. WANTED KNOWA-JUiilf-pouodfea1 Canlßtors. Dd j lib do, la ; at Dooipler'g HoDf Oa-Blrem ebop. ANTJS D, aoiel-keepers, O'onicc tlonore, acd tne t-nbllo Ktmerally, to prevent accident* Uom tbo butminir of lemonade bjttloa wnlle beiotc opened, wb'on la rendered perfeoiljr safo by o»lng oi.e oc M.S. Jones'lm proved Leather Hand Uuards.- W. a. Jonea, Mai uiaoturer ol Saddlery, Harness, &o, (J ucen- Btraet. WANTED, a Boy to tide for orders.— __ Q. ÜBlme. BitohO', Queen a truer. Wf ANTED, a good General Snrvnnt _ WANTED, a Servant Gill.—Apply to Mra aaadown, Qupen-atrea'. WANTED SEEN—The Cheap Lot of UrockoT just arr>v«d at Uamplei'a II jbjon-strcet Shop. WANTED, a steady Man us baker.— Apply to St. wiulam-. k.boi Bakery, GHi/-Btn»et. \\, ANTED, a good General Servant.— V v Mrs Bcodle. Broughton Hall. i'Rrnell fcjSJ; WANTED, a good. Second-hand Milliard Table, fall elsw.—Apply to M.M.L., Oomme:oiai Moiul. HlKti->treuu W~ANTED7two Young Men for Smith's Shop. — W, end K. iiaateu, uuaeh balheta. WalteflalA-atrtet. WANJED, 2 Young Men as Boarders In a «ulet lamllr.—Jfor addrosa Bt*u offloe. WANTED, Eye Doctors ani others to recommend the quality of my la Siieotaolea. mi hlntoc prloai tne tlob:o& ---nirent Hhop.—W. H. tiamplec. WANTED, a Cook in s gcatlemaa's family, near town, where a houaomala <1 ktpt; no children. WANTED, a Hespectable Girl, about 17 or )8 --Apply to Mrs a. Jaokton, Orakel hoad, Ramnera. WANTED, a small Decked or Half docked Yacht, 3to 4 tons. State lowest cash price and whero seen.—Apply by letter tq Charles Herbert, office of this office. ' WANIiSD SEEN—The Fresh Lot of Iron Bedatvads (doublet, Ds; Single do, 18 61; lion Cot-, 151; at Uainpl-jr'* Hobsoa street Stop, WANrtD, a good General Servaotfo the Thames | good wages siven.—Apply to Mra smith, at Mia Taylor's, Sooila Place, Upper Qneac-jueat. WANTED— Thoro then! Ob, my Cor". seta 11 Broken Again 111 I must try Dr Warner's Flexible Hip Corsets (5s 9d),or else the "Marvellous" (Is 6d), at Rabson's Melbourne House, Ponsonby. , _^ W~A*Til> KNOWN—House Brooms. Is 3d: Yard Brooms, 1b Gd; Hand Brushes, od.—At Dampier's Hobson-strcet Shop. WA^TKDJ a Partner to join a thoroughly praotical man, who had been naed to ereot saw mills, oany on the work ing ot the tame aa well as the working of the bush and tr; rything oonteoted with tbe tlmoer ■ trailojisnd tie lm S--9 aores o( flritolass kauri trarh. freehold, to-»r to railirny &tftt<on. Capital required to work on equal ihmw, about fiIOOO — For partionlats. apply 10 Jihn Soppfllt, Land A gout, No, 8, Qaeeo-nreet. ANTSD KmuWN—That the Year Noa. of Poys' or Glrln" Own l'« er are bound H the snbllßbbr'a osaea for la Od eaoh, a% Lennox's, KIP, Qaten-ttreer. ANTKD KNOWN — Shovels and Spades, 3s; Four-pronged Garden Forks, fa Cd.-At Bamplor'B Hob.BQD-street Shop, WANTKD KNOWN, that you can buy Cheaper Drapery at Brown's Cheap papery Establishment. Parsell, than la Quesa-Btreat Bte our prlcoi on goods ai tbe door, WANTED KJSUV\N, "iSeitzogenes | now on Bale at Charles Kelsoy and Oo'fl,, tiro doors below Worrlnß'. Ironmongo'f. WANTED KNOWN, Lawn Tennisani Orloketware, »t Charles K.olsey and Oo.'b, two doora b^low Morrinß', Ironmongers. WANTED KNOWN—Tin Kettles, Is Sd ;■ Tin Saucepans, from 6dj Enamelled Saucepans, 2s Od,—At Damplor's Hobson-strcot Shop. , ■■ j ' WANTED Ki«U W«.—lf you want to Dress well for a Small Weekly Payment, go to Munro Sr. Milligan, Tailors and Drapers, Hobson-street. WANTED—UncIe Bob says : "Those Dolls ars wonderful, but the Is Church, ho Is Sideboard with Looking Glass, the 6d Portrait Frame beats all,"—Bobson's Melbourne House, Ponsonby. A X TED KNOWN - Good, Useful Bull's-eye Lanterns, Is; Candle Lan ems, Is.—At Daro pier's Hobaon-streot Shop. \%J ANTED TO PDRCHaSB.—I have W a Purchaser for a Villa Rosidenoe and Grounds, About 2 sores; s'tnated wlihtti say. S miles ot Aaonland,—D. IT. Evans, Mutate Agent, Qaeen-gtreet. ■ \h< ANTED- Go and see the Fresh Let VT ot Cheap Fnraltdre at Dampler'i Hobson-btfcet Shop. WASTED KNOWN, Sterling Silver Jewelrey—Charles Eelsey and Co keep only real silver jewelery, no washed Reodß k any kind; tbe Bowoßt designs constantly orriv- Ing per mall steaiuere.-Chnrlas Eelsey tc, Co., two dcers below Morrlnb', IroumongerF, \\J ANTED KNOWN.—Christmas and Vt T-'ow Ye«r Cards la GreafVariety, at the following prloea. viz., id eaoh. Id, i for, 8d; !d, 4 for 6d c 3d, 5 for la; id, i for la: ,6d, i for. Is, Cd; oi, a f6r 2n ; Is, 3 for 2* U; extra, good value Fringed Cards, irom H each, lovely de- Blsns; Uand-oslnw d Photographs, Carte do Visits siao,, Is each;; Cabinet Blue, 9s eaoh; KonntUal Goods; Perfumed Sa'ohota. Id, 3d, Sd, 4dj Bil, aid is each, a very rice assortment, and reilly oheap; Si>k woven Bookmarks, 6d and is each. All the abuv« are for Phrlatmas and New Year. Birthday Cards and Batohets. Belief Sorspa and 'Iran fers, also very oheap. «. liberal Discpant allowed to Jhalaro. —C. MaOKAY, Book' eller, So., 11, Grey-Btreet.



Wanted. WANTED, a smart Young Man as General Servant.—Apply Nevada Hotel WANTED (at once) a smart Girl, aboui IS, to attend ohildran and make herse'l Binerally us-jlul. — .apply Mia Bob, Shelly Beaoh Road, Ponaonby. WANTED, one or Two respectable Voya to Pell a Publication on commis sion in the uay time. Those who prefer It can have wa'oa lLßtead o( coininlealrn.-Apply »TAR OfflOJ. by a respectable Person to TT pro out Wrshlng or Cooking by the day, —Apply th a Offloa for r idijß*). ANTttD, a General Servant; no children. — Apply Mrs Heap, Droai makw. Vlnotnt-atreet WANTED, two Carpenters; also, two Improvers.—Mr A. Martin, Builder, Bcresford-atreot, WANTED, for Mount Albert, aGeneral Servant; to a good hand 12s per wok,— Apply Star office. A~ TED, for Tauianga, a Second hand (or Bakehouse.—Apply to Brown, arrott, & Co. WANTED, good Barmaid for city hotel.— ivnply Star Offloe. __ WANTED, (..llice Boy ; read aud write. -Apply B. 187. \\f AN TED, a strong Boy ; one that can Ti tide and drive.—J. W. Prime, Grocer, Newton. A~N TED, a Servant Girl tor Baohelora HalL- Apply t"> Un Katnp, Eokeby-Btroet. la Uptor Qucsu-stroot, to-aighf, botw eon i and 9 p.m. ANTED, a, Steady Man accustomed to the bike house, sad to drive a hone and cart,—Appl; St>r Bakery, Chapel atrost. \\f ANTrD~by~a, Voting Lady, a Situa »T. tlon as Barmaid.—Apply by lotter to E.L., tliia offlco. WANTED, a JNurtcmaid, for two chlldicn ablQ to ran about; references ren. ulrcrt.— < pply Stab Oflit j ___ WANTED, Servant Girl, about 14 years old, for gonoral housework.-Paul McKonzie, Rooky Nook, \&T ANTED, 2 Boarders ; terms easy; ty splendid loca'ity, within 10 niW.utia ■walk ot town.—Apply for reference at K. Kbhlo oi'B, 220, Q lean-street. . VS7 ANTED KNOw N-Persons wishing i.rTJL to Learn to Sine by Muslo and Train tholr Voices should join Prof. Cailliau'sSiiiginjaf Class, in the Christians" Meeting-hoase, Cook* Blreet, on TUESDAY, 30thinstant. A previons knowledge of muslo is not necessary. Pupils enrolled on' tha opening night. Ladies, Cs, Gentlemen, 10s Cd pur quarter, Id advance. *ArA¥fEDTTenders for Painting and * » Paperlntr » 5 roomed Houße.—Particu lars at George Bage'a. O:iphanl-at., f onaonby. \»7ANtED~KNOVvN—The Auckland v » Pantheon, opposite St. James's Church, Wellington-street, is Now Opon.—John East wood begs to inform the publio of Auckland that he has Just Opened tho above Pantheon with a First-class Selection of English, Ameri can, Frenoh, and Gorman Novelties (direct iuiuprtation per Hcrmiono and Langstone), con sistmtf of Fancy Goods, Toys, Jewellory, China, Ornaments, hardware. Crookery, Perfumery, Brushes, Combs, Stationery, Glassware of every description; largo assortment of Beautiful Darn Marbled Gloss—tho only store in Auckland having the same; magnificent collection of Sea Shells from all parts of the world; splendid collection of rare Engravings and other Pio tures, different from any others ever offered in Auckland; largo collection of Books of every description; and a great variety of quite Now Novelties. All Goods sold 20 to 30 per cent, cheaper than any other house in Auokland. Terms Cash. The trade, bazaars, and hawkers supplied. Large Show Room. WANTtD SEEN — The immense quantity ct Piano Mwlo. all SI e»ph, Plomlnft'i Tator. 3a ; C. ?erney'* 101 Fsoroftes, li; yioiln Tutor*, is.—A Dampior's Hobuon atn-otahor. . . _____ WaHTuD SKKN The cheap lot of Violin- for beginaera at Uamplet'a Hobson-ctreet Shop. W ANTED KMOWN-money ad • vanood on Personal and Collateral Sc surity, repayable by weekly instalments. Bills discounted.—Rae's New Zealand Pawn Office, Darby-street. epO SURVEYORS.—Wanted, by a duly • qualified Surveyor, Employment either as Assistant or Foreman ; good testimonials and references. Address Square, Luks's Victoria Hotel, Victoria-street. *~~YSiFNG Sincle Man (total abstainer) "^ looks (or a Situation, If possible with board, in a respectable family; known and is not afraid of any work. No objection to coun try.—Address J. J.H., Star ofllce. 'PHE NORTHKKN CLt.'Bare deairoas • of roceiving applications for tho position of Seoretary to tho Club.—Applications to bo addressed to General Committee Northern Club, Princes-street, Auckland, where further particulars may be obtained. F^O POTATO URQAVERS.— Wanted. Cow Potatoes In any quantity—E. Hallett, Butcher, Parnell. Goodson's Arcade. Tflß LONDON AROaUS hsTlng becoma co extensively known &nd folly rooognisod as THE moat vslnabte, carefully Boleotod, and cheapest Stook of Goodß In the Colonies, O, W. GOOOSUN boifK to announce the DI'COHTINIJaNCE OF lengthy advertisements. Any diminution In oost of working expenses enables tbe proprietor tj offer ht» Goods at a Hmailvr Per (Jontiaa of Profit, so giving the (all beneQl to hi» nnmeioaa DETAILED annonncemonts will, for the protont, be filßoon tinned—Bufflce to Bay, thit our onstomera m&y rely upon Contlnnat Arrival* ot Now Gcdn recdrrlnx the Carey Dopnrtmont at all times eqnally attruottva. and unnecessary to Introduce loD|t ADVKRTISEMjsNTS. Sterling Gold and Silver Jewellery (warran ted), at very low v rloea; Ab/nstnlan Gold, Gold- Oftßoa nnfl Silver plated Jewellery ; Watcher, in Gold, Hlver, Allaminlum, Nickel, ana Wa^tor bary from 17s 6d; Clocks, la immeaen Tatioty, from 7a d, Alarms 12s Gd (Warranted time keepers. GOODSON'S for B lootro-plata. China and Glass Tee, Break fast. Dinner, Dessert, anl Toilet Seta atondß un> rivalled; whilst the LONDON ARCADE has gained tho notoriety for Cheapness In all Department*?, Stationery being prominent, and defying competition. 148, QUEKN AND VIOTOBIA-OTBSETS, And at Napjer, Gisbornc, and Thames, London Offlco : 68, St Mary Axe. TO Let, r|lO LET, an Unfurnished Koom, with « n'e of kitchen and eittlng-roocn — Apply Mlbb Blyno. Qrey-gtreot, nppotle Mr Yonng'g. TO LKT, Two Bedrooms and Sitting* room (furnished), with or without board. —Apply the Wliito House, Upper Parnell. rivO'lilST, a Farm of 15 Acres, with a I ;oahitort»ble house ard outballdlngs, in the Pth ttosd, KDBcm.—Apply to J. M. & J. Mowhray, Land Agent?, Qneen-Btrett. '* O LET, at North Shore, Furnished I Bfd and Hlttlog-ioom. In private family. -Apply this olflce. '_ , TO Let, a Shop and Residence, 6 rooms, ia tho centre of Grtyatreot: rr-ntai, fil per week. At>o, a, Shop and Besldenoe, S roomo; rental, 161 per week,—J. M. Lennox, Estaio. Agent. TO LET, Villa itesiuences at Kntland 1 Road, Conquest Plaoa. Parnell; beautlfnl view of the harbour.—Apply to William Kosaer, Bnllder. I'O LET, College ftoad (Lester Villa).— Handsome Villa Residence of 8 Rooms, Stable, Coach-house, &o. Every possible accom modation. AU in flratHJlassorder.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qneen-streot, next to " Herald' Qffloe. '■•• '■ rpo LET (Vonaonby Road, opposite Bap -1 tiat Ohorok), Two Htndioaie Hre-nximed Cottagea; gas and water laid ml MRtater Jtratßß. oolooial oven, eto.; rent, 15a per week.—D. v, Kvans. Rotate Agaet, QaeenHiireet, next Heiall Offloe. O LttT, a comfortable 8-roomed House, elated roof; stable, baggy houßo, ami all necosßitry oaibulldlnßS, togeihet wMi aboni five acres good volcnnto Rrasa land, altoated aboat halt mile from -Uerslie "allway Station, —Apply to J. B. Morpeth, No. 21, New Zea'and Insurance Building?. O LET, KoseEheiro, near the Three Lamps, Ponsonby, a Villa Residence of 10 rooms, magnificent view of the harbonr, 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. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen street, next ''Herald" Office. TO L.XT or LEASE, all those iiret-clws BUBINK3S FREUIBSS sltnated corner of Vulcan Lane and High-sireet, bow in ooou pation of Mfsara Boylan and Tanlleld, who »ra removing. This la a most deslresble and central position, and a flrst-olasa Bland for any wtiolti sala bnslnets. The bniloiog 1b oommoliODl (thiee floors and oellarl, well lighted, rat proof, quite dry, aid fl.ted wlih patent lift: uaa, water, and other canveulonceu.-For fmtaer nartioulnrs apply to the oocnpastj, or to X). F. Evans, Katatß SHOP~TO LET in Queen-street.—Apply Mrs Nioholi next 10 Albert Hotel. OUSES TO LET, furnished and un futnUhed.—Apply B. _ R. Dnder.Honae A gents. He yon sort ■fcJORTH SHOKK.—To Let, two Houses, i.l each .i rooms; also, House of 7. rooms.— B. Tanner, 8, Queen-street. I' 1" ■ ■•:■ • EvONPOKT, >OKTfI SHORK.- To Let or fbr Sale; a j roomed Cottage, new, In a good position.—Apply K. & R. Dudor, Hon?a and < snd_Anfiotß. '' aKER'S fK_MISES TO iJBT.—An Old Kitabllßhed Bakery, of 19yearaBtand ln« and bnsi&ecs premises, altuatet In Viotiiia street; oven newly te-bnllt and water laid on> Firatclasa opening.—Apply to Mr Stevenson, Nttlaon-btreet, oorne ot Baker-3treet. ' CIURNER QUEEN aN^> SHORT, J LAND_I> BETA To Let or Bell, the balanoa of my Laise of ( ffloe or Shop, corner of Queen and aborilund atieeta.' R. .GRKSNWOOD.



For Sa'e. FOR SALE, a Sausage Mincing, Ma ohlnei In good working order, and outs 12 lap. meat at a lima. Will be sold cheap.—Apply < N. Wood, Meat Depot. Pooainbr. j jjiuß SALE, a good paying HoteL For I? particulars aoply 10 H. Smith, oars o( A, H. Nathan. 33 and 39. Lower Quean at an fl^OR S*Lr", Beat English SI tes7~and i " Freshly-mannfactared Fire Clay at re daoed rates.-Ueo. Rhodes's Yards, Custom house-street. FluX SALE, Drapery Business; good paying; best position out of Queen-street; ncomingloW: suit beginners—For further parti culara, apply by letter to T.W.Y., Star Office. Ipoß SALE, a New Cottage, of about 1 lla per weei,-Apply to a. J. Thorr M , ProvWon Store, Russell atreet, iff tbe Gieit North Road. IjiOß SALK, a Light Spring Cart, A* Horse and Harness (complete), together or separately .-Apply Thomas Teaedale, Gror street. jjiOß immediate Sale, Lease of Premises, JT best part of Qjeen-6tre«t.-K. Wayte. E tato Agent, 177. Qoosjn-streer. FOit SALE or "TO LET, In Kxnsouth street. Newtm a oanifurtable Cotta«« of lour rooms aid pantry: an ucfulilnfjw«il»f water; allotment 66 x 112.—P»r.loula stu bo obtained from John Uuggaa, Storekeeper, New ton Road. EflOK IMMEDIATE SALE. J adieT. JD School, Uood-»11l and Hffoctn, prlo £15. Bouaa and orchard, £16 cc: nonuui, Referee, Key. A. C. Foutar. OpotikL—i pply bj telegram to Mrs Alexander, Via JkU tpOR SALE, a well-built Home, contatu. ■V Ing 6 rooms and wash-hooae: 60 feet frontage to Nelson atreet, with back entrance from HobsoL-street; large Rardro. planted with choice fruit trees; splendid view of trie harbour. o»»not bo built out. Ptioe, £800.-H. Watts. Kelson at eet. w EpOR SALE, 6-Roomed House, Emmett street, Shtlleyßeaoh, Ponsonby, Weil finished, Luge Allotment, U feet by 125 feet (panted). The iuropertr adjoins that of Mr Kowe, Cash priop, «285; &m ou lemsin.- T-H. Dalton, Tailor. Victoria street Kast; Or F. G. 'I'hltlng. Rjng.atreat. Poi sonby. BjiOß S«LE, a good Building Allotment, m? 100 ft by 146 ft; situated at North shoro. and abont tbrea mnutes' walk from Viotorla wharf: orioe S7s Od per foot. Alao, a Bioelr furnlthed Four-ioomed Cottage, together with out-bulldißKß. &c, altna-el ia Newioa ; prioe £3i0,-Fof full particulars apply ty letter to T. U.S.. hTAH OfficO. ■jIOR BALB, a Hafltfsome Villa Resi. A 1 atnoe, with 73 feet of ground, Bltuated in Graf ton Koa4, 60 feet from Kjbor I'ass, oon talnloK 6 roamii, bo3ldea a waeh-house fitted with every oouvenlaiice; g&s laid oo,—Apply on premise. /^HEaP SALE of Millinery, Laces, \~> Oloves. etc., at Mrs Niohol'd, 223, Queen, street, previous to leaving the premises. The Shop to Let, and the Fixtures to be sold. All outscandinK aoconnts must be paid not later than tha first week In February. PROSRECr TEKKaCB, Ponsonby.— For Sale, a subat&ntlally-bulltSU roomed House, Bituato on the north tide of the above strc X The Alloimont, 80 x 100, is we:l laid oot in garden and orchard. Peaoh plum, and nptile trees are cow In full bearing. Uooupation within a few da;s notice.—Aopiy on the prdmlees, nenrlr opposite tr.e public Bohool, (The House with bow window). NEWCASTLE nOAL OHBAPKR THAN J^OCAL rjOAL, Now dlßohargtng, ex ALBEKT THE GOOD, 500 TONB BBBT HOUSBHOIiD. At V«by Low Rates. G« & W. WINSTONB, CUSTOMHOUaS-S rRKET. A. R-EAL (jTOOD OWNING. TO CHSMISTS AND OTHEKS. FOR SALK- TheKstlie Stookof CHEMIBTKY, CbnslttlOKOt Tinctures. Bxtnot', Bulphatn Qnlniie, Ohloro form, Quantity spirit Ether Nltte, 011»,Vlala,ipo.,«o. Also, the Kntiro Btook of General State- CHINA, GIA39. MARTHSNWARK, QRO- ToKßthcr with tha Freehold Property, oomiatlDg of— Two New Verandah SHOPS, with Flttlnga and Dwelling; km laid on nil throagh. «1«#, a Four-roomed Verandah cOTtiGE, with Pantry, two large Cellars; all newly Papered md Painted, situated In a very rising district. Tbe nndenlaned mutt tell throneh long con tinned 111 health. No reasonable offer refused. The abovo Stonk-ln-Trade may be taken in part or whole. Terms—Ei»y. Oieulst, *c, Ed»n Tf rmep. Few North Road Amuaemenxß. p H O RA L HALL. MAD AMR QDMMItBHfSKS ADAMK OUMMKRHAYBa WILL QIVJI AX EVENING OONCIRT I« THE ABOVi HAtt, npaMOBEOW (THURSDAY) ' Commenoii g at S o'oloolr. WHEN MnrAE, \. KNA Ttf ORIELLW DLL)*! JViBNA IVXuhIttLLK Has kindly consented to aasist (this being tor only appearanoe prior to her tetnrn ta Australb), Abtibths: MADAMK SDMMBRHAYK3- ,Pianisi MDLLK. MBNA MDKIBLLE Swb>ko MR MIIiUGrAN H0GG....,._ BABnocrß MX RALPH H0Q0... ,- AUOOMPJ,WIBT PROGRAMME, 1. Grand Fantasia, "Mow In Kgito" .._..- Thalbew , 3. Sons ■..■ » .. — .• MdU". Murlelle 5. Selections from "Lieder ohue Want" .. .; .. .. Mendelssohn 4. Song, " Hloep wall, thou Swoet ... , Angel" -..••- Abt Mr Hogg 6. "Grin" .. .. - •• BlrJ3en'd'o» (Arranged expressly for Mdme. Sammerhayes). . Fait ii. 1. Grand Sohergo .." .. - Chopin 2. Song .. "Mo^Mirieiii" 3. "LaTrlntl"(^ohnberti.. .. Hdler 4. Song, "The Evil King" .. Bohnbert Mr Hog - , 6. " Balmoral "■ .. -•' ... Slvr«t ■ ADMisßieN j^la'and 2a Bd; Gallery, Is. ; Tlokets to ba. Obtilned at Messrs Hoffina»n and Son's Kady'e'" Upton and Oo.'e, ana from Madame Summorhnjes, at Wyoyard Honse. IVThe Brinsmead Patent Soatenete Bondolr Grand, mpplled by tha Sole Agents Mcbbh Boffmann and Sona. la a fao simile of the one ns«a by M- d m* aommerhayes at her oelebra ted matinees at Sydney International *xhibi tlon, a> d whSoh was awar ed apecial diploma above all oompetltora, rpHEATRE ROYAL. T O LX T, By day, ircoTt, or month—Apply to H. O. OARR, Agent for Ross DeLia?, BrutiwloK Mart. Meetinffß. NIOH STEAM SAW, MOULDISG, SiS J. ANU DOOR COMPANY. Notlea Is hereby given that the Anm.nl General Meeting of theComp»ny will be he'd in the Bead Offloe of theCoraiiany, Meohanlo'l Bay, Anclclanfl. at noon on THURSDAY, 25th January lnstint, to t&ke into oonsWeration the Dlreotorb' Report; and the Balance-sheet for tha twelve months ending 30th DeOßmber, 1882, and for the Deolaration of Dividend, aho for the Election ot a Director and Aniitora in room Of thoae who retire DAVID MORDCOH< Secretary. Aaokland, January 16th, 1883. BVONPORT HIGHWAY DIS TRICT. In compliance with a Requisition signed by forty six Residents and Ratepayers, a Meeting will be hold in the Do vonport Hall on FRIDAY, 19th instant, at 8 p.m., for the purpose of, con sidering the propriety of forming the District into a Borough under " The Municipal Corpora tions Act." '■ ' By ordor of the Dlstriot Board. • ■' BENJ. TANNER, Secretary. RA ROYAL ARC H CHAPTER, No. 348, I.C.—The Meeting announoed to be held This Evening has been Postponed until TUESDAY, Mth'lnstAnf at 7,S<Tp.nV ■when a Companion will be' electedto refreßOiit the Chapter on-the Committee1 tof Managementi of Freemasons'Hail.-W». P. MoiT, K. lCffi January,, 18§2.- ' ■ T" Ed,yoational. B. ¥. i PIANOiTQRTE A»P HA^MO^IUM. AWIW9S- EfIDY, At the Auokland Musio Warehouse, Queen-ut A UCKLAND SCKIPTDKE GIFT A. A6BOCIATIOM.-NOTICE -City and Suburbsn Sohcol Soholara In expectation of re plies, will please oiU daring present week at H. A. Golaon'B, Btationer and Bookseller, Vlotoria atreet (th'rd door from Hudson's, Chemist and Druggist),



/ _____ Jjoat and Pound. f OST or Stolen, Bridle and MartingaJ LA oft nure that strayed on 15th innr. ifudf I rewarded on returning ssme to W. Roger* j Ponsonbr. LOST,, P.N., dated December I, 1882 payable 12 month* 'after daw.-Kevr&ri atW. AtMn's. Printer. High-street LOST,, between Cambridge and £)leislie ! on i. Bcembcr 2 rrl, a isrge Carpetbai comaioinsr lady's atd ohldrea'd clothing Kinder will be rewarded on returning ennioti Jamea Wabber. Cambridge. LOaT, at the Auckland Kacecourse, or the,2nd IDBt., a Gold and Enamel Locket with two'photos, ifiaido.—rinaerrawsreed bj leaving same with W. Hi Fenton. 78, Qaoen-at, LOST, parts of Shell Earrings, with I centre stone; Jreward.-Apply J. Green, Draper, 86, yiotont-jtreet. LUST, a Bay Hack (gelding) with black joints, tali out Bqaate above hesbs. white »t«r on loreheafl.—Anyone bringing him to Alex. Lamb. Hemnera. will be suitably re. LpOTIND, a Brown-and-white Slut (re ■ Bistered at Thames; number on collar, 2a6.-Apply Walter Knox, Rokoby-street, off Upper Queen-street. Harbour Board Notices. ANNUAL BALANCE-SHEET OF THE AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOAKD FOR 1882. Statement op Moneys Received and Paid on Account op "The Auckland Harbour Board" for the Year Ended December SOth, 1882. GENERAL ACCOUNT.-INCOME. To Balance 31st December, 1881 .. 7667 15 9 To Cash Received on Account of— Rents 9194 6 2 Tolls 2436 0 0 Goodß Wharfage 11515 13 10 Export Wharfage 63117.1 Shippim? Wharfage 2196 11 2 Quarterly Wharfage 219 15 0 PortChiirges' .. .. .. .... HIS 010 Watermen's License Fees' .. .. 14 0 0 Harbour Master's Fees .. .. 414 7 8 Pilot Dues 1613 13 7 Pilotage Exemption 21 0 0 CranoDues 9715 6 Dock Dues.., 111114 11 Interest .. \ 154 3 7 Old Material Sold 2 7 6 Miscellaneous Matters .. .. 24 10 0 £30,692 19 10 Refunds— Totara Piles .. .. ~ „ 1709 o 0 From Loan Account— CalliopeDuok Land Purchased .. 825 0 0 Hunt and White, Contract Amount 4442 15 0 Surveys, Wages, &o 124 7 9 Legal Expenses .. 13 7 6 Preliminary Expenses, Loan .. 162 6 Q £7276 16 3 £45,637 11 10 January 4th, 1883. EXPENDITURE, -■ _ £ B.d. By Cash paid on Account op Salaries— Office Department. .. .. .. 98210 0 Pilot Department 1134 3 0 Harbour Department .. .. 898 13 6 Engineer's Department .. .. 793 2 0 By Cash Paid on Account of— Office .Expenses-Rent, &c. .. 281 7 1 „ Engineer's De partment .. 56 14 10 Interest, Exchange, and Com mission 9165 13 7 Sinking Fund .. 1500 0 0 Printing and Advertising.. .. 233 48. Pilot Department 117 11 2 Harbour Department .. .. 14 10 $ Buoys and Beacons.. .. .. 20 12: 6 Cranes , .. 45 1 S Cleaning and Sweeping Wharves 78 0 0 Lighting Wharves 241 0 3 Repairs, Queen-street Wharf .. 703 13 2 Addition to No. 3 Western T .. 1893 0 0 Addition to Queen-street Wharf 2734 3 0 Extension, Victoria Wharf .. 150 0 0 Repairs, Wharves and Jetties .. 124 17 7 Roads, Streets, and Quays .. 79 10 3 Purchnse of Totara Piles.. .. 2460 15 8 Graving Dock.. .. „ ~ 001 4 4 Dredging Operations .. ..2277 110 Calliope Graving Docl? ~ ~ 3435 13 0 Loan Acco.un^No.2.." .'. .. 117 9 i Legal Expenses 43 7 6 Purchnse of Lease of Allotment ' No. 51 2000 0 0 Miscellaneous Matters .. ... 635 2 9 33,107 2 11 Balance In Bank of New Zealand .. 12,344 4 11 Balance In hand .. .. .. .. 186 i Q . &fi3o an £45,637 11 10, J,AMES M. BRIQHAM, • ■* Treasurer, I hereby certify that I have examined the Books and Vouchers of the Auckland. Harbour Board for the year ended December 30th, 1882, and that I flnd the same to he correct. Statement qp Moneys Received ahd Paid on Account w the Auckland Harbour boar'q for. tub year ended dechmbem SOthV 1889. LOAN ACCOUNT No. 2. ; & 8. d. To Cash Received on Account of, Debentures Sold .. .. .. ,150,000 0 0 £150,000 00 £ S. d. By Cash Paid on Acccount of Calliope Graving Dock .. 5,905 10 3 Cash Paid on Account of Loan Preliminary Expenses .. 162 6 0. On Deposit at Bank of New- Zoaland ... ~ •• 143,500 0 0 149,567 18 3 Balaneo at Bank of Now Zea land.. ~ ~ .. ~ , 43S S 9 150,000 Q 0 JAMES M, BRIGHAM, Treasurer. ' I hereby certify that I have examined the Books and Vouchers of the Auokland Harbour Board containing the accounts o£ Loan Account No. 2 for the year ended December 30th, 1882, and that I flnd the same tone correct, L. A. DURRIEU. Auditor. Jauuary, 12th, 1883. ■"".' Tenders. AUCKLAND REGATTA. Tenders required for Catering on board Flag ship, also tor Band and Th.ree M»rk BoitMor 29th January, to .be lodged by ncsa of MON DAY, 22i d, wltli ROBT. X, IBAAO3, Hon. Bee TT AlUrp' f ALLEY RAILWAY. . Xo. 1 CONTRACT. WHARF AND FORMATION, &C. Tenders will bo received until the Bth March neit ensuing, for the above-named Contract, addressed to the Kaihu Valley Railway Com pany (Limited), 19, Queen - street, Auokland where plans, drawings, conditions, and specifi cations may be seen. H. MORTON WILLIAMS, Engineer. Auckland, January 15,1883. TT-AIHU VA_LLEY RAILWAY CONTRACT FOR ERECTION OESTATJON : MAS TER'S HOUSE 4T DAWJAVW<E. j Tenders -wUI be received until the Bth March I next, for tho above-named Contract, addressed to the Kalhu Valley Railway Company (limited), 19, Queen-street, Auokland, where plans, fee, aaay be seen, i H. MORTON WILLIAMS, Engineer. Auckland, January 15,1883. _ m O BUI LDKRS TKNOKBB will ba reoelved np 1o noon on wkdnicsda V the 3Ut Instant. forthaereoUon 'of Bank Piemises (brick or concrete) at C»<n brldse. for the Bank of New Zealand. Plans, eta, at tbo BanK, Cambridge, and at obi office, Q leen-sixeet. Auokland. ■ KDWD. MAHONKY & SOS, Arobitaots. rp o B U I L D ER S. i Tenders will be reoelved until noon on SATURDAYTJanuary 20th, for the Ereotipn oX Two Shops at ParnoU. Hoffmann's Buildings, Qnoen street. Archii'eot. VoljUnteer JNotice^. NO. 3 Q- MPA«Y, A.B.V.r_A Meet-. Ing for the jrarppsa of swearing In nndej new regulations, at the UcWssticd, on MONOAT BVBNIIftG at olgh« o'ctooJr. No firtoa to me tow 'mominst.- a . MORROW. Major to the N.!5.M V qommanilliifl! Cor.jß. January 17. aljckla'np naval brigade.- J\. rPa ft© Officers. Petty Offloew and Men, ot tho'late Naval Brlgade.-Those who have pat their names down to loin twder the new itorolations are regtieated to assemble at the _|SE^-sb&.onFRIDAYEVEOTNG. at 7.15 ahanTta be swore In. Those who hava not given their names, and wish to join, had totter be there early, aa the number is nearly comyltite.^E. IiERQY. January 17.1883. BIIBTY TEARS 1 FIFTY YBABB I TO LEASE, for 50 years, a few choice level Building Allotments. In the ?oat healthy part SrEden terrace; annual rental, «6.—Apply for full particulars to W, DOWDBN, Auctfoneer, Queen-street



Public notices. [ c i ! _____________ r "VfEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS Auckland Section. • Slmglo Tickets iaauei from SATURDAY • JmTw 2?' t0 M? Nu-V. WH. will ba^wil • able fjr Itoturn up to TOHSOaY. Jannn y SOih A. V. MACDONALD, \ nistrlot Manager. f |3UBLIC NOTICE.—I, the undersigned, .M. Rive notios that I will n.t be lejponwble for any Debts contracted by my wife, E. H, i Mills, unlesß with my written authority. WM. MILIS. Otahnhn. j J^" O T I C E. In consequence of the advance fn the price of Timber, Biscuit Cases will be charged at three shillings each on and after this date. JOHN LAMB, J. BYCROFT & CO., . ~ MENNIE & DEY. AncljJand, January 17,1883.. T|^ SIB BI S & BROWN, COMMERCIAL & GENERAL PRINTERS, 66, Queen-street, AucKLiND. THOS. SIBBIN and CHAS. BROWN hare the honour to. intimate that they have entered into partnership as Commercial and General Winters, and have opened business at the ad dress above. • f.ln, reSp, eotfnUyiilolioitJne a Bhare ot ronr I n? I s' we would assure you that no effort I •will bo spared upon our part to execute your orders with Neatnees, Accuracy, Promptitude, 2?a fe°? nomy t As regards the first three essentials, we have only to state that we were both trained by the late Mr William Atkin, of High street, in his well known habits of punctuality and general exoellenoc of work uut; expenses 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 character maybe entrusted to S. & B.- with perfeot confi dence, as none but themselves are engaged In Its production. WILLIAM THOMAH, Coraer of I oue ani Vlotorfa Btraets, Auckland, JCa&t. MONCMffiNTAL. MAR ILE AND GENERAL SrONKMASOW, ARCHITKCTUKAIi SCULPTOR ft CARVER luscrlptlotß anoarate and beautiful. Mocumfntß, Tombs, Haidttones, and every deioripUcn or Stone wont atthe lowest possible prloos for io wn and country. jy OTI CX O~i R JiMO VA L. MRS PHILIP, Bread, and Biscuit Baker, has Removed to Larger-Premises in Victoria-street, known as the Victoria Bakery. She thanks her nu •merous customers and the .general public for past support, and hopes they wMcontinue their patronage In the future. T[ AM POTS, 5 for Is 3d. Glass, Chtoa. •* Earthenware, Ironmongery, and General Furnishing and Fanoy Goods, at ruinous prices Last few days of sale.—Direct Supply Store, 219, Queen-street. "TUUMMED and T7NTKIMMED HATS JL and Bonnets at lowest prlc :s; no reason able cfter reiu'efl.—Mrs Whltehead, Milliner, KewtOP. : . ■■ LL ACCODfITS Owmg to James Faloe, Mount KOBklll Road, for Grazing Horned Cattle or Hoises, must be settled with fn 11 days from date, or they will be Sold by Auc tion to pay amoufita owing. All Aooouqls against James Paloa to be sent In at onoe, as he IB about to leave the oolony for a Bnort time. . ! BEST PATTERNS, Best Quality. Cheated Tailor in Auckland,—J, wit llmna. Viotorla-street. /^OMFULSUKY SALE UF CUTLERY", THOMAS SA.MUBL IB NOW BILLING QVT THE WHOLE OS1 Bid BTOOK OF CUTLERY, ConabtloK of— BB^? IVORY TABLB AKn DKSBBRT BLKCTRO - PIiATED FORKS, SPOONS, Largo Lot of the above GooiSs jast Landed, and .„ mnat ba Sold at any price THOMAS SAMUEL; 48. QOKKK-3T. (oppoaite TownOtook). j$ • O T I C _. OUR RATES FOR READ BROS.' 7 -OTTLED ALE AND STOUT Hav_ ApyANCBD Sixpence fee Dozkn ~ Fo* Qpaets ■ -, ...■..■; : ---*?;--. ■■' And - ■. ompaliisß laoreased Inroloa Cost, , I/. D. NATHAN & 00. T. ,•■ H* Vo a c, H AKD [46, VvftOiaA-STSW ff AOTOKY: KIiIOTT-WaBIIT]1 Having completed the arrangement of tbeli New and Kztenslve Premlaei, which are fitted with every appliance for the despatch of Busi ness, Invite the attention ol Ladles and Gentle men FURNISHING to their Largo Btoos: ot Drawing and Dining Room Suites BnUsele, Tapestry, and Kldder Carpets Iron Bedsteads. Wardrobes, Drawers Tables, Oheffonlers, Side-Boards Muttrassea, Paillasses, Piliowi Bolsten Toilet Ware In great variety Linoleum, Floorcloth. Matting ' - Hearthrugs, Wool Mats, Cocoa Mats Chimney and Toilet Glasses Oilt Cornices and Cornloe Poles Verandah. Venetian, and Holler BUnda O»ne, Foldlntr. and OhUdrens' Chairs Hall Tables, Hat Stands, HaU Chain Kitchen Tables and Kltohen Chain i j i Kvery Artiols Gnaranteed, and Prioes Reduced to the Lowest Amount, consistent with Beat Quality In Materials and Workmanship. < •: T. & hTcOOKE, Victobu and Elliott Sijbeets, LIMEJDICE PYMPLA! UMBJUICB PYMPLAI LIMBJUIOB PYMPLA! Mannf aotured by EHEBNFBIKDBRO3. Highway Board Notices. EDBN TERRACE HIGHWAY BIS - IBICT. NOTIFICATION 0" THB VALUATION hOhU TAKK NOTICE That the Valuation List for the above District for the year 1883 is now OPBN for INdPSC-. ■JION at the Board's Offloe(Vlr F, H. Heigh way's Hcßidence), Bden Terrace. ' * Ail objections.thereto most be left at the Board's Office, on or borore the lS.th day of February, addressed to the Aesessment Cont^ and a copy of every Buoh otgnotion mnst be left at the ia~e plaoe not leaa than seven daya before the next altdi got the Bald Court. - . , iSJgned) F. T.P'ATHN, . . Chairman. January 1,5,18?3. ... .; Cojrpojatioa. Notioes. riITY OF AUCKLAND. Water coistuners in Seafleld View Road. taking Snpply from Government Pipes, are notified that the same will be cut off for about WThreeDays. p< MIUPB< Tewa Clorkt Town Clerk's Office, . January 16,1883. rtITY OF AUCKLAND. LICENSES TO SSLJi AND STORB EJERO. SENS AND OTHER DANQEROUS GOODS. Notice is hereby given that Licenses ex piring on the 31st instant must be renewed on or before that date. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's OHloe, January 15,1883.. riITY OF AUCKLAND. OJKHPEBS yOR KIBBINa.CHANNELtINO, AND DHAIBAGB IS YKEMOH, ASELAIBB, CBNTRB, AND INKEBMAN STSEKTS, S»K«MiAN'S BAY. The City Cocne't will recsivo Tondera until 3 p.m. ot THUB-DAY. January tha 18th. for above works. In terms of Plans an* ynoctflca llomtAba viewed at theoffloe of the City Kn ■Jaeer, Coaneil Chambers, Hlgh-streek The Oonnell do not bind themselves toaccont any rander. Tenders to be onaorsid, "For Workf, . Town olerk. Town Clerk'a Offloe, January 11,1883. p'ITT OF_£UC_LAND' TgNPKBS^I.B^AGgWOR-B.ABBR, The City Council will receive Tenflen natil S p.m. ot THDBSDAY, the 18th Instant, for above works. In terms ot Pians and Bpeolflcatkina to be viewed at the office of the ulty Kauineer. ConncU Caamberg, HlKh-etreen The Oouncli do rot bind themselves to accept asy tender. Tenders to b? endorsed, "Dralnagei Aber crombte-atreet." m ' ..Trt . , P, A.PHILIP& ' i:| _■' •'; Town 01«k. Town Clerk'g OfQoe, & January 11.188 J. _



Personal. W ANTP' the La«Pmalc e r and Tin-' Branatonand Forater. Alberwreet. ~ ]" r RE?,| SiTe notice thati will not be • "?P on v> sible f°r any Debts contracted in Sr5SS c bT al?y^.eraPn whatsoever. Without 5£. to!BSJSg!orlt]r fOr s«m»-^ward egg ftam «^ c7 c?f ot? ke a Sandy-colored Kitted mmmim Auctions. . HT ° T '* c B r The S ILK OF LANDS AT NOBlgOOffft to PO3TPONBD UNTIL FURTHERNOTIOA " ~.;: R. ARTHUR, AnoHon«rl" i ...... ~-.•■ /..-: t, r TO-M O KB O W, AT 2 O'CLOCK, On the Premises next to the Barrel HoteJ Parnel). TO DEALERS AND OTHERS. QABRIf;L~LEWIS ETAS received, instructions to «eU on * 2 tfdook! 6 Premise8 > To-morrow (Thursday), at BAS^TTmGS> HXTURE3,: COUNTERS DOORS (GLASS & BAIZE), PEWTER MEASURES, GAS FITTINGS, LAMPS CHAIRS, TAPESTRY CARPETS. OUTSIDE LAMP, DEVIL "AMONGST THK - TAILORS, ETC., ETC., ETC. ' ' Terms Cash. FRIDAY, JANUARY 19. ~ " y, DURHAM YARDS.. \i. FOR SALE, atjh7 Durham Yards, on tfrlday next, ! ■-'■' 1 staunch* Gr°y *"«**••* qalet 2 Usofal Farm Mares . • " 2 Heavy Draught Horses S^^n^T^f^ 3 AtlOo'cloofc, ;; 'J ' .'" , HUNTEK aTNOLAIr, - , FRIDAY, JANUARY 19,' ■ p TH B H Xjx a'b K&r. ■■>,!: ■f radar. Jannaiy 19.1883, «U2 b'oioclt ( Atah Upsbt Pmoa op Three Poondb Five SHIttINQS AN Z'Caß, I THK FARM KNOWN A3 THE " Bald ETills, Woato near the Manko, on a raaa tt^iag from t!»t^ t0, t!'! PakekohoSta« oai d J ßtant»bow . ran miles, to the ooonpatlan 01. MttGEORSa H. BBLBS-, ;.■« It contains 770 eoreß> is seoarely feneedwilb pnrirl poety, rail, and white thorn». a Dwell-' I lnKhonse of oighf rooms. includinU Dairy and Pantty. and a mod Oroiard oontainlng 15? »«tt Trees .are B-moiig the lmprdv eme nts on tho? ' property. s ■bd hi exoeJlent shelter for stook. r Abomtoni ' Tsluable trats. large shed of pnrirl, tota»f The upset prica la alo^lne, and thok tort*. Inn a homestead nlh do well to look orerth* ALFEIb BUOKLAND, : ; —^__ —=—__ p, jluis uAuva ——— . FRIDA ]?. JANUARY 19. BILLIARD TABLE,, M :.: HANDSOM^BRASS BSDSiTIuaD-, HOUSEHOLD FtJJ^lTlfß#; BICVCLB. THK Subicribers will fell at their Eoorafcrr x t o'oloo^'" 81™*' °n Frlday> .M*\«Mt«* tP.'i GENBRAL HOUSEHOLD FDRNITDRK. TOnalßting oJ-Walnnnt CeSoi Table!! : green Rep Suite, Coachaß. OhfffaiiJer! Pictures, Oarpats. Ohalr*. Fonder*! ' Perambnlatora.Curtains, lableir, Glae*.' ware. Clocks. Platedware, • Ontlew. Handsome Brass Bedstead, New Iron Bedsteads, Iron and Wrod Bedsteads. Mattroßsos, PaUlasßes, Beddlnx, Cheats Drawers, Washatands and Ware, Mir rors, CooMng UtenaUß. Portable Boiler [ - and furnaoe, etwee. So. •At 12 o'clock, ' A HM ALL B)LIiIARD TABLB. with Balls ■Jd Cues; Bloyole, SMn. k by Coventry Machinist Ca; 2&Vols. Newßoolor, aa P«nrße°mo Tv he?? UtmajrOOlloeni: IoMB BAMUEL COCHKANE & SON, ; AncUoneen. ' '- W. S. COOHSINE ] [JAMISDAOei THURSDAY, JAMUARY 25.----- COMFORTABLE FAMILY RBbl- DENCE, ;i ' 'jBRAFTpN ROAD, A THE Subscribers haira receiretl instruc- Uods to sell at their Rooms, Fortitreet en Tharsday, 25th Instant, at 12 o'oioSfc^ ALLOTMBNT U Beo. 18, Bnborbs of Anok , land. <joatalnlng 1 xood .ana 15 wSSs. h»vlnsf» frontage to Grafio»-roftTßf6l i i feet by a depth of 255 feet, wiet. a l»ra» ffi ■ frontage to the Domain, tK»r Wufc , the Large ITAMILT ' R^WKNCB ■: e, r6o'ed thereon, containing v Booms. :: of^B 1! dßifs! >X^ oowtatbeoo<'DW«s■ :■"■. For further particulars apply^to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOS t Auctioneers. ' W. S. OOCHBANIr] |JrAßt Daom ' THURSDAY, JANUARY 25. BY OEDER OF THE HOBTGAOKK. V ::'.f BDILDINQ ALLOTMENT. PON. BO3JBY. » THE subscribers will sell at their Rooms. • "AUolmeat 93 of Hobdlvtolon ef lot 21. see. lion 8. huborbs ol AwklandT haVtoit* fronUgooi 33feet tO.Prosnaot 7«rraoe BtanW *•«•■"* cSaiSTSr.. | woll of water,, and Is Bltaato cloa'o to the Pan aontjy iiiill* ■■ iBAMDEL COOHRANB ft SOW, ' Auctioneers. TOESDAY, JANUARY 23, AT HOOM. TWO^ VERY cloiCE VILLA SIXW. r A_,wlth a ftontsge of 40and £4 test Sioehes to Victoria Terraca, North Bhwi~iiav£pß^ mognmoent Tlew ol the Gait TlrlHri,*o, THB FOLLOWING VALUABLE PRO. PJtaTI. coMprislna:- LOTS 35 and 38 cf gnb-dlrfekm into lots ar ellotnients 6 and Bof section 63 at the Clti nf Ancklaod. Tho lot 86. aeDbaro^tMM ' h»s a Flrat-cIMS StTea-roomed Bowa. ShS all nocassaiy ont-hnture* ereoted ttoreo^ nesny new. and hayiitf W years ISSSta : run, at an annual ground rent of £10 naok - lot. The honne la lflt for 20« nor WMt ran may remain, at 7 X t or 6 jw£ wwfcl LOT 8 Of BUb-dlvltlon Of lot 4 «ellnn ■* rp?^Whf^efrr^f£B ' ing, with yard, garden, and all ocnrmiianniM let for 12»6d per w«t ThSsh™Sddwd!'. i D n S%iS? a *hhoMJ? f Ji''tofal8;. vrtlbooafjoto HAM 'LTON Walkato).-! ota 40 and SSS, town , ot Hamilton But. cost lntog owtore each boih being valuable allotments. MONHONUI.-80 acws of Hush Land, belatr " middle portion of lot 88. jSiah of u ° ' mara, eonnty of Moogonnt Jt7?v-'T5t NG^UAWAHU.-Town Lot 881. Ngarnaw^ R. C. GREENWOOD, ■ -(:■••■;:'. Auctioneer.l'1."-' :" "—~—— ! —: —."' .;,'.;'. ; -— -r-—"' YCmtinued on Fourth Page:J, •