EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE.

A Woman Strangles Herself in the LocJe-up.

A WOMAN named Mavy Anne Lone, who had been arrested on a charge °^anken ness yesterday afternoon, committed sui cideinthe police cells last evening under the followiog circumstances :-Wheu lodged in the female division of the lock-up at 6 p.m., she was not searched. Although fiere is a female searcher attached to the establishment, it is not customary to search womea taken into custody on charges of drunkenness vagrancy, &<=, At 9 o clock, Troober Kelly, the acting watchhouse- Seper, who went off duty, .at that hoX visited the cell in com. pany with Station-Sergeant White, the constable going on doty p.s night watch house-keeper. On opening deceased s cell, KellY was horified to find the woman hang wby the neck from one of the bars of the grating in the door-quite dead, though not stiff. The ligauire wed was a flimsy piece of muslin, about a yard long by six inches wide, which the woman had w^rn round her neck when arroted. uerfeet rested en the floor, though the whole weight of her body rested on the frail piece of fioerv Kelly seized the ligature, which broke, and the body fell into the cell. Ser ceanc White despatched a constable for medical aid, and Dr. Tennant wai speedily on the scene. After an examination no pronounced life txtinct. From the position of the body it wai evident thtit the unfortu nate woman had deliberately strangled her gel'. One end of the mnsliu w«s secured to the bar and tbe other knotted round her neck, the knot being under the chiu. When 1 the deceased was imprisoned, there was nothing in her demeauour to warrant the ■ watch-house keeper believing that her : reason was in any w.iy affected,

Inquest.

An inquest on tho body of Mary .Ann Long took place at tlie Auckland tootol, at 230 this afternoon, before Dr. Philson, Coroner, and a juty, of whom Mr Uriah Glover was chosen foreman. After the ■jury bad returned from viewing the body, where it lay iv the cell, the following evi dence wis taken :- Trooper William Kelly deposed that he had known the decca^d about three years. She was a married womin, bat had net lived with her husbaud for ten or twelve tears. She was about 35 years of age. She resided iv Caancery Lane. Her habits were very intemperate, and she spent a good deal of her time in Mount Eden on charges of drunkenness and vagrancy. She was arrested at ten minutes to six 3esterday evening. Witness first, saw her at fcix o'clock, in the cell, and alone, fche was very drunk, hut was standing up, supporting hcrselt against the wall with her head Deceased asked wit ness if he thought she was drunk, and said she was sober, fche also asked for her child. She had her usual clothing on. "VVitness did not notice a neckerchief round her neck, fche had nothing to eat while ■witness was in charge of her, but witness, at her request, gave her a diink of water. She was making a great; noise —kick- ing at the door and shouting. This was at 6 45. She had blankets, but no mattra^s. The cell was well vcnti'a'ei. iVhen he gave deceased the drink ho promised her the child if she would go to sle-r- Be sai(l fl"1* t0 Set uer to £° to sleep. Sho then lay down and was very quiet. At nine o'clock in company with bergeant Whita and Constable JVlackie he visited the eel), and, on opening the door, the deceased swung out withit, She was hanging on the grating, a piece of muslin (produced) being round her neck. The knot in the muslin is a very firm one, and ia at the side of the chin. The noose completely compressed the wind pipe, and on being removed left a deep groove round the skin of the neck. The feet rested on the floor, the back being towards the doo\ There was no other person in the cell. The muslin could ouly iiave been fastened by deceased''herself. After fastening it deceased must have pushed her leg 9 away from her gradually. The hands were crushed., The face was white—not black or livid. Witness ob- BJived no froth at her mouth. From the tightness of the muslia, ■witness did not think deceased could have called out. The body was wtrm. & fter the body was taken down witness went for Dr. Tennant, who arrived at the cell at 9 o'clock and pro nounced life extinct;.

"Dr. Tennant gave evidence to the effect that when he visited the cell, the deceased was quite" dead. 'He suggested" that the sliding panels should be substituted for the barred openings . [Left sitting.]

CITY LICENSING NOMINA TIONS.

The nominations of candidates tor the position of licensing commissioners in any of the six wards of the city, closed at noon to-day, when it was found that just the required number of gentleman had been nom inated for Ponsonby and Grafton respec titely, and they were, therefore, declared finly elected, la each of the other districts, however, there will fiave to be a poll, which wiUhe taken on Monday, tbe 19th iart. Mr Henry Hidings is the returning officer. We subjoin a list of the nominations : — CITY Korth,—Messrs J. G. Carr, J. Friar Clarke, James P. Kiog, P. G. Mac- Dbnnell, D. H. McKenzie, .Joseph New man, G. W. Oweo, and Thomas Thomp- City SoUTn.—MessH. F. G. Ewington, D. Goldie. r. T. Masefield, D. H. McKen zie, Joseph JVewman, W. J. Offer, Thomas 'ihompson, Thomas Thwai4e3, and W, K. Waddel.

City East.—Messrs Graves Aickin, John Edson, J. T. Garlick, C. S. S. George, George Harper, M. Montague, D. H. McKenzie, Joseph Newman, William Kattray, and C. B. Stone. POBSONBy.—(Elected), Messrs T. Seddon Evans, D. ifivana, John H. Field, A. Lin a bury, and T. T. Masefield. KABANOAHAPiI.—Messrs George Bevin, Thomas Colebrook, Nicholas Simms, Robert Stevenson, Joseph Warren, and John Morrison.

Gbafton. — (Elected), Messrs Graves Aickin, Andrew Bell, C.S.S. George,E. A. Mackechnie, and Joseph'Wewman.

RESIDENT MAGISTRATES' COURT.—This Day.

(Before H, (J. Seth *mith, Esq., K.M.)

Undefended Cases.—ln the following cases judgment went for the plaintiffs by default :-Jas, Somerfield v. R. Cochrane, £6 10?; M. Murchie v. Alex. Mclntosh, £14 ss; Cowper, Fuhchop, and Co. v. J. Blair, £6 18b; John Warper v. James Buchanan, £35 18s 9d; Margaret Clarke v. Mary Kerr, £1 17s Cd ; Gse and Potter v. Jas, Wilson, £6 12s 6d; B. H. Keesing v: E. G. Sandal),* £10; City Council v. S. Vivian, £6 8s 8d; Jno. King v. Francis Dyer, £5 2s 6d; L. A. Levy v. J, K. Meek, Daniel Kenny, and T. M. Uogers, £10. Adjot/ened,—P. Williams v. D, Hyde, £3 11s 6d; John King v. F. McKenua, £12 12s 6d; Thos. Faulder v. B. McDonald, £22 2d; Walter Dowden v. W. A. Lums den and T. C. Somers, £18 3s; Wm Bond V,'Jamea Craig, £A 6s 6d.

JUDGMENT SUMMONS CASES,

A.G; Brookes v. H. W, Brewer,—Claim, £4 Is 6d.—The defendant ,was ordered to pay on or before 12th April; in default, 7 days'imprisonment. jeasie JUrysdale v. S. C. Owen.—Claim, £112s.—An order vas made for the pay ment of the debt within a week; in de^ fault, four days'imprisonment. G. H. Leaning v. Percy Groom.—Claim, £7 83.—Order made for £1 per month ; in default, seven days' imprisonment.

BEFENDED CASES,

Andrew Noble v. Gewge CamwelV Claim, £8 0s 4d, on account stated.—Mr S. Jackson appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr Cotter for the defendant.- The clatm was admitted, but a set off was put iv for £5, balance of the price of a cow sold to the plaintiff.—After hearing evidence, His Worship admitted the set-off, and gave judgment for the plaintiff tor £3 0s lid, ■without costs. L, H. Neumegen v. Wm. McLeod.— Claim, 13s, rent in lieu of notice,—Mr Cotter appeared for the plaintiff, and the defendant conducted his own case. - Judg ment was given for the plaintiff for the amount claimed. '

i Alfred Murfin v. John. Codling.— Claim, *3 10?, wages.—Mr Brasaey for plaintiff, and Mr Thome tor defendant.—Tbp plaintiff was chief cook at the RtryalMail Hotel, and hia claim was brought to recover a week's wageß, with £1 board, in lieu of notres of dismissal. The defendant allejed that he had dismissed the plaintiff for arunkennesa, which the plaintiff strenuously denied.-The plaintiff was nonsuited, (Left eitting.).

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

[BY TELEGRAPH.—REOTKR'S A«BKCY.]

(Received February 8, 2 p.m.)

THE VICTORIAN

JCLICriON

CAMPAIGN

MELBOURNE. February 8. Mr James Service addressed a. meeting of electors at Castlemain last evening. In the course of his speech he comfirmed a statement made by Sir Bryun O'JLoghlen that the old party lines ceased to exist, and that moderation was now the order of the day. Ho declared that the delay which had occurred in floating the four million loan was unpardonable, and de nounced political patronage, which he characterised as the upas tree of the Con stitution, He upheld tbe Education Act, and averred that it had producedsalisfactbry results. He stroDgly urged the necessity of the federation of the Australian colonies, and advocated re-organisation of a volun teer force.

Mr Bout, Minister of Railways, in his address to the electors of Brighton, declared himself in favour of the management of the Railway Department by a Commission, The Hon. J. P. Casey has announced that he wi 1 contest the election for Sand ridge constituency.

(Received Feb. Bth, 10 10 p.m.)

THIS NEW SOUTH WaLES RAIL WAY.

feYDNEY, Feb. 8.

Iv his Budget Speech last night, tho Hon. G. B. Dcbbs, Colonial Treasurer, in referring to the railways of New South Wales, announced that the Government were taking step? to extend tho lino trom Kedfern Station to Circular Quay, Sydney, aDd that a further extension of the tram way system was also contemplated. Ho also announced that the railways during tho pist jear had yielded 5.31 par cent, upon the capital invested in their construction, and that this percentage was, higher than any pther railway system in the world.

TELEGRAMS.

(PBOM OUR OWJS CORRESPONDENT.

CAMBRIDGE, this day.g

COMMITTAL FOR PiSRJORV.

The Wakatutu perjury case was termina ted to-day. Mr Hay, in addressias the Court for the defence, argued that the evi dence of the prisoner in the forcible entry case against Walker and others, was im material to the issue, and being so, he was not guilty of perjury; but merely of telling lies. He quoted several cases in support of his argument, concluding with the opinion that the Giand Jury would ridicule com mittal. The Bench considered tho mate riality of the evidence a point for tho Supreme Court to decide, a9 contended by Mr Wbitaker, and formally committed the accused to next sitting of the Supreme Court.

TAURANGA, this day.

The score of Upotiki residents detained in Tauranga owing to want of communica" lion are beginning to grow uoeasy. After ci^ht days' delay nothing' has been done by tue Northern Shipping Cn. to get them out of their dilliculty. The lona, it waß rumoured, left Auckland on Tuesday at midday to convey them to Opotiki, but she haa not yet put iv an appearance here. Sove of the detained, vexed and anxious over hotel bills and losb of time, which means to them money, threaten to sue for d images,

WESTPORT, this day. SUPPOSED BRUTAL MURDER.

A headless body fonud at Ryell haa been recognised aa that of Denis Quinlivan. The bead is severed from the body, which had also received other iojuries. The body, which is much decomposed, was found at the bottom of an embankment, eight feet high. The deceased wa9 # last seen alive as he was leaving Lyell with a woman on tha night of .Sunday week, The general opinion is that he was mur dered. The inquiry is proceeding at Lyell,

WELLINGTON, this day. CHINESE DONATIONS TO HOS PITAL.

A deputation of Chinese, introduced by Mr McGoll, to-day waited on the Hon. Mr Dick, Colonial Secretary, and handed him £42 4s 6d, subscribed by the Chinese resi dents heie and at the Hutt towards the support of Wellington Hospital.

THE' GOVEUSOR'S JODKKEV

SOOTH.

The Mayor of Chrlstchurch has tele graphed to Sir William Jervoi* that Satur day would, owing to its being market day, be an inconvenient day for his arrival there, and in consequence His Excellency has decided to leave here on Monday, 19th, Instead of Friday, 16th.

DUNE JIN, this day.

The Public Works Department have ac cepted a tender for tho Otago Central Kail way, but the name of the contractor is withheld at present. All persons, whether members or other wite desirous of making tho Commercial Club Dining-rooms a success, will please call and sign the Provisional Prospectns in the Reading-room.

Insurances on the Fire.

We learn that Mrs Sandall's shops were insured .in the National Office for £250. The Riouth British have policies on Smith's Burkes, and Leadbetters for £200 each, but the loss in either case is not serious. Souths atock is not.insured, but Lead betters is covered by a policy of £100 in the Colonial, only £10 of which, however, will be lost.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

FuBRCARV 8, 18S3. Rank of W.Z.—Bellerp, £23 7s 6d National Bank-Sellera, 71s ' .•..;> National Insurance-Buyers', 251 .Auckland Gaa-Buyara, £8 6a 63 Auckland. Timber—£7 ■j anp'rl Coil-Sellera. 161 Nortt em 8.% Co.- Sellers, IBs 31 Klsher and Co.-selier.!, ll j 9d Northern Boot Co —Sellers, Ma Moinatainrl—Sellers, 163 Knranui Hill—Buyerp, 6j Queen of Beauty-Bellerp, 28a 6d Deep Level Cross-i3 9d t sellers, 5a Prlnoa Imperial—62s, 52» Bo"; bnyero, 52l j lona—Js 94; buyers, Is 8d Seymour—Buyers, 29; sellers, 2a 4d . ; New Find—buyers, 2a 61 .' London—fluyera 3s; tollera, 3a 9d Mariner—Buyers, ss; seller?, 5s 6d '■> Werahtfco—Bnj era. Za 6d Pinafore-Seller,), 18 , • - ■ ■ .• .. wow Manukau—Bayer.i. 23 9.1; Belle™. 3b JOiBPH NHWMAN. .".'..■ .-, Ghairmavi

The Registrar of the Supreme Court, Bit ting in banco, yesterday, suspended' foe three months tho certificate of discharge from bankruptcy in the case of J. M. Fraser; while Andrew Stephens, another debtor, received his discharae; An applica tion to declare a deed of arrangement com pletely executed in the estate of Thomas Steadman was postponed.

The presentation of the complimentary testimonial to Dr. Philson will take place to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the N.Z. Insurance Building?. ' His Worship the Mayor will make the presentation, and it is expected that a large number of the subscribers will be present. The testi monial will take the form of a''purse'of sovereigns, an address, a cold watch, a cardcase, and a handsomely bound volume ef antogiaphs of the subscribers to tho testimonial. ■ ■ • , .

It would seem as if Lewisson, the versa tile and facetious, had hit upon anew method ef advertising, ana judging by the "draw " which it has proved boh yesterday and to-day, it must be pronounced highly effective for,• itsj purpose.,- Yesterday, the well - known jeweller exhibited in his shop window several-fine 4 portraita of a splendid grape vinery which he placarded as his own, but Which bore a strange resemblance to Mr Linabury's vinery at Ponsonby. This was followed-by the dis play ia the adjacent window of Shortt's, the hairdresser, of a" couple of bunches of shrivelled and very early g; apes, headed by the announcement tbat they were the beet F.H.L. could produce, Later on a slip of paper containing the worda "What a Liar!!" appeared posted outside of the jeweller's window. That was the position of affairs last night/This morning, Lewia-. soa opened with a display of luscious grapes, tbat must have proved a great temptation to the passerE-by. ; Shortt followed with a new ' placard warning the public cot to be misled by the "Pirate'J next door, and the aspersed jew eller-vigneion promptly rejoined with a letter addressed to the tonsoiial artist, and informing him that the matter had beea placed in the hands of F. H. L.'s solicitor. Here the matter rests for the present. Toe public-have derived much amusement from the perusal of the various bulletins, and, like Oliver Twist, they are unsatisfied and look for " more," : ; ; , ,i

SUDDEN DEATH.

A fisii-hawk«b named Simon Peter Cundy died somewhat suddenly in a house in Cook street this afternoon, He has been liviiig with a fish-monger named Carrol in Custom, house-st. for some time past but last night he went to the house of his step-daughter, Mrs Hammonds, in Cook-st, He remained there during the night, and arout 9.30 a.m, on Friday went to see Dr Hooper in refer, enca to a bad attack of asthma, from which he was Buffering. Having returned 1o bis daught >»'a homo with hi* medicine, bo lay down on the sofa. Mrs Hammond wett out, and about 2 o'clock her niece, ] a little girl named Lauia Sullivan, came' ! running to tell her that Cundy had risen from the sofa, exclaiming, " I'm dying 1 run and tell your auntie "; that he then fell tack on the floor, and that blocd commenced to How from his mouth. When Mrs Hammond reached the room, she found that Cundy was dead. Informa tion was given to the police of the occur rence without further delay. The deceased was a wfdo.ver, aged about 50 years. It is probable that an inquest will be held to-moriow.

Monkeys Die of Consumption. So &o lions, and tigers. Thia la a very important faot aa tendim? to prove that although phthißls is in piany instances distinctly hereditary, neverthe esß it may bo. and frequently ia acquired. Such Is the pathology of the eminent Dr Graves, whoso clinical experience and litorahire aro ac cepted as tho highest authority. In late times tno treatmoiw for consumption and bronchial complaints hta become more spocillu and hops 'ul. Hypophosphito of limo is combined with cod livor oil and quinine. Tho wonderful eucalyptus ia also used with marked tfl'oi t on bronchial mucous membranes. Tho combination of these romodios in Aickin'sSyrup of Eucalyptus with liypophosphito of J inio and Quinine haa been tho undoubted moans of affording per manent relief to many sufforora. Agents—Thu New Zealand Drug Company.



I Wanted. WANTED SEEN—The Pretty Half ponnd Tea Canlatora, 91; lib do, Is; at Dampler'fl Hongoa-atreet shop. ■\JTTANTKI), a Man able to drive on Yj ooeine and saw wood. -Apply to Tho:;. Bd'fohor,<Jor" Btor;, Karangehapa Hoti. ■ ~\JM ANTED, a Good General Servant.— y v Apply to Mrs MaMastor, Queen-Btreet. & »,&/ ANTED, a thoroughly Respectable »» Boy toroikehlmsef generallyuseful,— Applr before 12 o'Olook, to Mrj K. W. tuokey. Mount Uden. ■ Ta7aNT*Dj immediately, a Xoung Girl » V tn aa .lat In honeiworlc-Apply to Mrs W. Oleghorn, hegent-atreet. KyberPaas. oTanTED, at once, a Wet Nurse.— 7 V Apply Dr. Dawaon, 41, Wellesley-st. \Hi: ANTED, Waiter, 30s; Housemaid,' V? hotel (town), 12s to 15s, and country; also Cooks (women), good Nurse, minister's family, Generals.—Mra Elßinore's. Wjs NIED, 2or 3 Apprentices to the Dress and Maitlemaklng,—Mrs Birch, 112, Hroy-atroet. ANTED, a General Servant.—Apply Mra Gllmour, Oatiton Gora Road, 3rd hcnie fcom Wesleyan Chapel, US/ANTED,"a Barman. — Apply at w v Barrel Hotol^Parnell. * a/ ANTED a young Man accustomed to w"' the Blacksmithing; also, one for Oven Tracle.-Apply to Bach and Fairwea'her, Grey stroet. ~\i ANTED, a Good General Servant; V T also a Moeaaga Boy. — Apply J. Williamp, Vlototla-Btrcat. iLNTEDr n Good Cook for small family, and to assist in housohold work. —Apply Nevada Hotel. , ' \Kf ANTt'D, a Lad to Drive a Buspy and V * livo in the house—Apply_STAß office. Vi/ANTED, a Good General Servant.— Vl Apply Mrs Wm. Gulliver (near Scotch Church) Ponsonby. '■ i J_rANfEi)7a Bricklayer to build Chim- T » ney.—Apply to John Hood. St. George's Bay. ftA/ ANTED, a Gcoti Strong Boy as an »™ sppronuco ti» tbo bladcsmitMnar. — ■Apply to John Uoland, Blaokßinltb, Prinoos- BtreaF, Onshnnga. WANTED, a General Servnnt (others kepi): referonco required. — Apply to Mrs Bunrno. Orakot Ko»d, Kouinwa. WANTFD, two Good Iron Moulders; aIBO. two respectable Lads as Appron tlccs to tho Moulding.-Apply to Fraser & liiino, Phconix Foundry. , \\f ANTED, for Eller> lie, good General ■v » Servant, for small family; another ser vant kept; good place—Apply at once, Mrs. Elsnwroa Registry. ; *,V ANTED, Good Ueneral Servant; re- V » forences required.—Apply Mrs Sloman, top of Grattou Road. ANTED, a strong active Lad to drive a bafcf.J-s oart.-Apply to O. JohnatoD, Union Bakery, ParneJl. i WANTED, a Coachsmith. — Apply Jatnrß M»ckle, Ooaohbullder, etc,, Vic^ toria-ntreet East. «■"■'- * * a Servant Girl about 15.— Mrs Jones, Molf ord-streot, off St. Mary's Road, Ponsouby. \%J ANTED, Boy to run errands; also V» Boy to learn brown saddling.-Henry Brace & Co. (Limited), High-street. \af ANTED, a strong steady Man as V» Carter.—Apply J, Anderson, Grey's Factory, Albert-street. ■ ■$,&/ANTED, a Barmaid.—Apply at V-y Barrel Hotel, Parnell. WANTED, thoroughly good ChamDcr maid, al'O good Ueneral Forvunt; must have Rood reference?.-Apply Stir Hoto', &l bjrt-stroot, between 10 r.in. to 2 p m., and from 6 p.m. to 7 pm ANTKD, Btroug Boy, used to horses ; also, light Spring Trap and Harnoss, on hiro oir to pureliase.—Apply 207, Queen sti'eet. WAITED, at once, a respectable Girl as I on'tral Sirvaat — »pply Mrs Cat ver, Ql-idttona Road. Parnell. ; WANTKD, 15 good Pick and Shovel Men for tho Dook at Calliope Point.-. Apply on tho works. «»/ ANTED, a Boy who can milk and V T make hlmiolf generally nsofal abont a houea and gnrdoa; a oaantry bny preferred.— Apply lo Mi- J. M. Bhora, Queon-streat^ \s7aNTKO, a «irl 15 ypars old to mind V* haby (to sloop at borne).—For a4drcs3 apply Btar offlco. ANTED, Eye Doctors and others to recommend tho quality of my la Speotaolev No hlgbor price at mo Uobson- Blreet ahop.-W. U. lJampier. | W~ a Cooper for Tauranga Biowery,—Apply Qulglor, Wesl Queeu t<raet. WANTED, a General Servant able to do Cooking; also, a Nurseglrl.—Apply Old House at Home, Hobson-street. WAtiIHD KNOWN—House Brooms. Is 3d; Yard Brooms, la 6d; Hand Brushes, 9d.—At Damplor's Hobeon-Btroet Shop. ** ANTED KftOWN—Tea Trays, 2 ft. ' ' long and li I. wide, only la Od; at Dam plar'a Hobaon-ttwet Shop. ANTED a good ueuoral Servant; bißhoet wago?.—Apply to Mra Cameron. opposite Buoiaty Ha 1. Kemnera, WANTED KNOWN— I will give a Handsome Present to the firat person who can Rot baiter Piano Music for Is than 1 sell at my Mobjon-Btreot Shop for 6d.— W. B. Dampier. WANTED SEEN—The Cheap Lot of: Crockory just arrived at Uanjplet'a Hjb»o:a-street Shop. WANTED to Purchase or Lease, a Good Paying Boarding-houso, with or without furniture.—Apply G. T. Hogg, Estato j Agent,, up stairs nest Union Bank. ' >i/ ANTED KNOWN—Valentines, Vy Comic and Small Sentimental Kinds, Very Cheap wholesale.—C. Mackay, Bookseller, 11, Prey street. VV ANTEo SKEN, the Splendid Hull's V * Eya Lanterns, only ljeaob; at Dampler'a Hobaji-straet 3hop. VV ANTED, a Purchase for a Furnished Vv Cottage in a good thoroughfare —10 minutes walk from Queen-street. Furniture comprises all tho household requisites, and is in good order. To bo had a bargain.—D. F. Evans, Kstato Agent, Queen-street (between Bank of Australasia and " Herald " ofllce. tM/ANTSD, Pint Bottles.—Marks ami » * Beaumont, American Hop Beer Com pany, Albert street (market entrance. ' ANTED TO SELI', a Billiard Table, Gas lfltitnarp, Hcaw, lTloor-oloth—evory thlng complete,-Apply J. Smith, Hxohsngo Hotel. WANTED TO LET, a 6 ■ roomed Hoaso. - A pply to William Gill, Builder, Wellington-street. ANTfD SEEN-Xne Wrousht Iron Safes. Rl 10', and £i, at Danipler'u Hobson-Btreet Shop. WAN! ED, until tho 13th February, Tenders for a 9-roomcd two-storey House ; laboar end nails only. The lowest or any trnrfer nos necessarily aeoepto!.—Par tloalara, WU'Uin O. Gatentry, Draper, Mount Kdeu. 6a; ANTED—Go and See the Handsome **' Pprlng Conobes, only £1 18s,—At Dam pier's Hohson-stroot Shop. TTI/ ANTED KNOWN-If you want io TV see the latest Fashion (intumn and W Inter, 1343), have a glinoo at Mnnro and JMil'ltrnn's Talloilng Window, In Hobson-etreet, ANTED KNOWN—Tin Kettles, Is 6d; Tin Saucepans, from 6d: Enamelled Saucepans, 2s 6d,—At Dampier's Hobson-street Shop. WANTED, a Suitable I^aa us an ap pi entice to the trade.—Apply imtton Brothers, uo:k Manufactureia, Upper Queen' Btreot. WANTED. —ILadies' and Children s Undorlinon in variety. Any sort not In stock made on the premises. Loss than town prices.—Robson's Melbourne House, Ponsonby. ANTED, a Partner to join a thoronuhly practical man, who has been nued to erect saw tnlila, oany on the woi Ic ing of the wmo as well as the working of the bush and everything oonneoted with the timber trade; and ha h« dGO aortts of first olasa kauri bush, freehold, ncjir to railway et»t<oD, Capital required to work on equal stiaree, about £1000.— For particnlarß, apply to John Soppett, Land /i gent. No. 8. Qneen-street. W~" ANTED, Hotel-keeppv?, Contec tionorp, and the Public generally, to prevent Occident* from tho bursting of lemonade battles wh'lo beiog opened, wbloh is rendered pßrfeotly safe by nalng one of W. S. Jones' im proved Leather Hand Guards.—W. 8. Jonee, Maiutnoturer of Saddlery, Harness, &c, Queen- Btreet; . '■ VfcTANTED, 2 Boarders, to occupy bed » v ' and Hitting room, In a oomfortable home, within 10 minutes' walk of Queen-street; so other boarders.—For address apply Stab office. W~ANTED~Ktf OWN-That W. H. if dwards Is prepared to do shingling at the loweat rates, and in the best style.—Letters addressed, care o* Mr J. H, Hughes, Grocer, Victoria Btrett We3t, Auokland, W~ ANTED KNOWN—Seltzogenes, for making Soda-water j Lawn Tennis and Cricketware; Fans, Ladies' Bags (a choico assortment), Albums, Purses, &c. - Charles Kol sey & Co., Direct Importers, Queen-street (two doors below Morrins1, Ironmongers), W~~ ANTED, Ponsonby Ladies to know they can have thsir own Materials used for all descriptions o£ Millinery, at mode rato charge.—Robaon's Molbourno House, Pon sonby. - WANTED known—Tbat all kinds of very superior Jelly and Fruit-canning Jars, also a general assortment of earthenware in Cream and Butter Crooks, Milk Bowls, Jngs, Bakers, Tea and Coffee Pots, may now bo hajj at the Newton Pottery, either ?n wholesale qy retail lots, Inspection invited, WAN i JED SEEN—The Fresh Lot of Iron Rndetfa^s (double), 30s | Single do. IS 61: lion Cot1, 153; at Dampier's Hobson- B'reet ighop, WAITED KKuWN-Thatthe Whaif Pharmacy has been Re-opoied with a ■Woll-Folected tltookof Pure Druss' nd Chemi cals. Nursery asd Tol'et Requitlte?, fatent Medlolnes, &a, &O.—N.B,—Piivate and Confl denial Cases cncoesstnily undertaken. WANTHD KNOWN - Shovels and Spades, 33; Four-pronged Garden Forks, te 6f1.-At Dampior's Hobson-street Shop. WAN CUD KNOWN—" Correct Tip"— Wo have inst received, ex Weatueis fi-)ld and Famenoth., ia-'go shipments, and can Bell you stuff cheaper than any other house in Newton.or out.—J. and W. Williams, both Bldsa Earargabapo Roao. • :



i, General Store. a — ' THS "ftTEWTHN ItOAD WAREHOUSE, JLI ' ESTABLISHED IN 1881. IMPORTANT NOTICE. J. & F. WILKI NS 0 N Hava been successful in purchasing the oM eatabjlslmd and well-oonduotid bußlnersot Mr, R. BTKVtCNHON, oj Newton Road, Auoklan*i, and they reipootf nlly int'roata to the established customers ot Me. Stevanßon, to their own friends, and tbe general pabllc, that the buslnai s will btlll continue to lie conducted on the came principle that It baa hitherto been carried on, namolr, by feoeplng up a good htook ot FiBHTV UL&BH QJOD3 end SELLING for a BMALL PKOFIT. The BUtIN BSS. havlu« bsen started in IBGI, must be wou-lrnow to old residents of Auc tland, and perhapn no business Is better known iv Newton and the surrounding neighbourhood than this General Drapery. Grocery, and Pro- Quoo Business ot R. btevessaa'o, ot Newton Road, The GROCERY DEPARTMKNT lisa beoa BO thoroughly well ka»t up that ie 1b known to bo the beat In tbe district, but if any improvement osnboumfle the new proprietors will spare r,o eil'ort In matting it BtiH more satisfactory, and tfcey trust stoat tneirefforts will moritaoon'lnu ance of tbo snptiort that has been so llbarally asooided to their prodooeasor. Thh Dep«t nient will continue to be under the ohar^e of Mr. Badges* who has so well conducted It for Mr. atevonaon for s >mo yearj. ThePRODUCit/EeARTMBNT will be kept np as usual with a Rood Stock of Floor, Maize, Oats, man. Fowl Wheat &o. at mill pi Ices. A Urnj supply ot Canterbury llama end Bacon or hand and to arrlro. The 13RAPEKY DIiPARTMiCNT -will re ceive the speolal attention of Mr. J. Wilki* bos, and will Co Improved in every way that it can be improved, Mr. Wilkinson having had mSny yeaia osperionoo tt Robottson and MoiTat'ti. of Meltoutne and Wm. Stran?o and CoY,, Chrlstohurob, also manager for F, J. Somerfleld for a time, bellovej hla knowleatte of the utapery Trade will enable him to make thH brauoh ot tha business second to none in Auck lan-'1. A speoial feature in connection with this Department will be tbat at tbo end of three months, from the Ist of February, a Free Dis tribution ol Goods will be made, equal to 10 D«r cent, on lha amount of pnrchasoadnrltJKthat time. For instance, a copy ot all lurchasoß of ten shillings and upwards will be kept In each purchase's nwuo, and, at the end ot thrca months, goeds to the value of ten per cent, on the total amount ot purchase* win be si yon freo of charge; any person purchasing £10 worth wi'.l receive 20s worth, and bo od. If «?,O"IO worth of goods aio sold we will Rive away JB2OJ worth oa the flwi Monday in May, and on tbat day we will hnvo a GRAND SHOW Off AUTUMN GLODs, particulars of which will ba given in future Circular and Advertiaemont. Our Email Profit on GROCEfilSSand PRO DUOK will not admit of a simitar allowaaoe, and it is only on account of having spoolrl advantages in pnrohaslng Drapery that we oan afford to adipt uuoh a prlnclp'o. Our agents In Lonuon and Melbourne will secore tor na the greatest bargains offering in Fashionable and Useful Hoods, and wo will bo in a io»Hionta boy well here, consequently wo will be enabled to Sail Cheap, and still alow the Dlsooust. All Qoods On which tbe Allowanoa will b3 made must be paid to" previous to making the allowance. Ojj ruts wilt ba to keep a Superior Class of Goods, and wo will avoid par chasing those com mon articles thai are only nseml as a medium for paffliiK, but ot no servloa' to tno purchaser, and csrtalnly not cheap at any price, Ie Is our Intention to have on hand f Era OF Patterns of all Drapery Goods kept In etocK and to arrive, and our oaßtome.-s will be supplied with a Set ot Patterns on appllca'.lop. Frloea and width of oaoh artl> la will ta plainly msrked. To our Country Cnstomers we wi 1 be happy to forward (lets of Patterns per post, and their orders will b» punctually attendod to and quickly despatched, as pec insti notions. All Goods will be Delivered Free or Charge within ttns> City, J. and F. WltlttNaQ^JiavinK purohasea lh) etOik from Mr. Scsvanaaaat a veryreason ablo prloa, and manj arti 14a on the stock eheets at muoh lesj thin cost, inttnl to Rive the customers tha beueflt o( too redactions they fcave received, and on aATORDAST. February 10.h, they purpose offering muoh of the present Btooi of Drapery, Cljihin?, Bcota and Shoes, at a Considerable Itaduotlon on original prioaa. The Departmanta of this FsUbllahment will comprlsithoGrooory, Produce. Drapery, Coth- Inpr, Booh and Shoes Glassware, and Crockery, and It wl'\ bo known as the''Newton Road Warehouse." PROPBIS.TORB -«J« & IT. WILKI NSO N, BOOOESKUHB TO R. BT£VaN3jN. Shipping1. fiftg^/M AY OF ISLANDS ss™*^*^ REGATTA. EXOIRSION TO-RUSSELL. MONDAT, 12ts INSTANT. The Union Steamship Co.'s o.s. RIJNGAROOMA Will leave Queoc-atwetWbai* on MONDAY tho 12th mutant, at 5 p.m., returninp bom Russell on WEDNESDAY, tho Hth instant. RSTURN TIOKBTB .. .. £1 Exclusive of Moels. UNION STEAMSHIP CO. Off N.Z. Fort-street ~TZ~ T>OKEALIS, CAPTAIN >¥«V _D MoKENZIE, FROM ]gjg*||p> LYTTELTON. : eßß6Saam The above vessel having ontered ' at tho Customs, Consignees are requested to pay froight and take delivery of goods at once. Any goods impeding discharge of vessel will be i landed and stored at Consignees risk and ex- ; PODSe' KENNETH MoKENZIE, Master. ~^^ "OARQDE TYTHOJNLS, j $3E3h3& -C* from London. ■SrersSy^ Consignees are requested to pass i JH^g entries and obtain delivery orders J (iiM>H«iiH> { rom tij o undersigned for their \ goods without delay. Cargo Impeding the discharge of the vessel : will be landed and stored at Consignee's risk and expense. THK NEW ZEAIAND SHIPPING C>. ) (limited), Agonta. ] Auckland, Bth February, 1883. j ~3irZ~ -pa-OTICE TO CONSIGNEES, t e^^ffl^LOOK OUT, FROM SYDNEY.' I™™"'"™'*a' The above vessel having entered ] in at the Customs, Consignees are requested to ' present (8.L.) Bills of Lading, Pay Freight, and obtain Delivery Orders. - Goods impeding ves sel's discharge will bo stored at Consignee's risk j and expense. ■ , i , . E. MITCHELSON & CO., ■ I Agents. F6hrnary 8,1883. _^ JAPANESE AKtJ W MANUFACTURKa. ! In cousequanoa of advlg-s jnat receive! from ' the JaprnoEe Exhibitors, . MR SINGLETON , IS NOW O?FflBING TBE WHOLE OF HIS ] SPLKNDID COLLECTION OF 1 TAPANESE PUBIOS. rkRNAMBNTS^ ' iJapanksk v^urios, Urnamants toyß, vases, oabinktf, jewel boxsß, bronzes, magio mirrors, i tbnt umbrkllas. &0., &c, at ['3 PRICKS QUICK BE9ARDLKS3 Off CO3T ' No Reasonable Offer Befueed, The Goods < ' mast be Cleared, even It Given Away. Never were euoh Bargains to be had in New CLOSING FINALLY In'a FEW DAYS. ' Next Bank op New Zeiland Queer-3treßt. nUh ED I ijl c U P.! : .. ■ ! FINAL NOTICE. j ADAM BEDE requests his numerous patrons to communicate' at once on above dvent. Rapidly approaching completion.



I Wanted. WANTBD, a Woman Cook for the Country.—Apply J. GiUonders, Paoiflc Hotel. ■_ WANTKD, a pood Laundress to take washing; references required.—Apply Albert Hotel. ; • \%7 ANTED to Rent; a House at Mount V » Eden of not less than five rooms, with small piece of ground to it suitable for a garden. -Address, QHT, Star Office. • WANTED to Lease for a term, a Dwelling-houae near the Hospital, con- j taining sitting-rooms,sbed-rooms,andkitchen, •with garden.—Apply by letter, Resident, Chief Post-ofllce, Auckland. WASTED KNOWN, Sterling Silver Jo welrey—Charles Kelaey and Co. keep only real silver jowelery, no washed Ruoda of any kind; the newest designs constantly arrlv ntc per mail etaamertr.-Charles Kelsey 6 Co., lwo doora below Morrinii'. Ironmongarg. \\l ANTED KNOWN-Money ad- V* vanoed on Personal and Collateral Se curity, repayable by weekly instalments. Bills Discounted.-Eae's New Zealand Pawn Office, DarbY-atreet. : WANTED KIS OWN—In Ladies' Silver Jewellery, we eonflne ourselves entirely to Real Silver; wo keep no Silverine or Plated Goods of any kind. Fresh assortment just to hand.—Charles Kelsey & Co., Queen-street (two doors below Morrins', Ironmongers). pj-ITirf HE X N CLUB. No satisfactory applications having been reooivod for tho offloo of Seoretary to the Northern Olnb, farther applicationswill bo re ceived nntll noon on WEDNESDAY, tbe 23th day of February. Particulars oan be hud by applying to tho Steward of tne Club. Prlnoes-atfeet, yebtnary 5.1833. A LADY offers a happy home at the sea-sido, in a beautiful and healthy locality, and good instruction to children of either sox.—Terms and references on applica tion to Mrs Poole, Paihia (opposite Russell, Bay of Islands). Lost and Found. LOST, between Prince and Davy's boot factory and Nelson-street, Gold Watch and Chain.—Finder will be rewarded on leaving it at Princo and Davy's, Grey-street. LOST, a Boy's Coat, in Howe-street, from Wellington-street to Barer ford-st. school. Findor rewarded. LOST, between Auckland and Epsom, Brass Cap off carriago wheel.—Findor will bo rewarded on returning same to Owen and Graham. LOST, in Drunken Bay, Motutapu, near ths flit treea, a Bnooh of Keyc— ifinder will receive reward by leaving earno at this offloe. , , ff JBFT on the Beach, North Shore, last i J Saturday, near PJlot Shed, a Child s Ulster.—Finder will oblige by leaving same at Dudor's Store, or at Frank Taine's, 13, Custom house-street. Meetings. ST. THOMAS'S CHUKCH TEfll- PH RANCH 80CIKTY.-A Pabiio Meet- Ice wilt 03 bald in tho School-room THIS (Vnuisday) EVBNING, at 8 o'clock, for the rtnrolmont oC Momboiv ( when an Attractive Programme will to Rivon. The Members will afterwards Bleot Offlcora and Comrattto^ for tho present year. All Member.) me requested to attain d. YOUNG MKJN'B CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, oornor of Wollesley anrl Albert Btreots.—Kvangelistlo Service, THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at 7.30. All are Invited, Recent arrivala oordlally Invited. LADIES' CHRISTIAN ASSUCI*. TION.—Tho Rev. J. S. Hill will continue Jiis Biblo Readings to-morrow (Friday) after noon, at 3 o'clock, in tho Lecture Hall of the Young lien's Christian Association. hTlsTin testimonial. —There will bo a Meeting of Subscribers to tho above at 12 n.m. TO-MORROW (Friday), in the Now Zealand Insuranco Building, to present tho Testimonial to Dr.Philson.—F.G.Ewington, Hon. Sec. 'inHK usual Quarterly Meeting of the * Auckland Teachers' Association will bo held in tho Wollesley-street School, on SATUR DAY, 10th instant, at 2 p.m.-J. L, Sinclair, (for Seoretary). • _ QT. THOMAS'S HAIL.— An Entertain £> ment announced to bo given in above on tho 9th instant, by tho Australian Variety Troupe, ia indefinitely Postponed. TUCKL*.?(D llLuFrt ASSOCIATION. £^_ Tho Annual Genoral Mooting of tho Associa tion will bo held in tho Drill-shed on MONDAY, 12th instant, at 8 p.m. sharp, for election of , Ofliocra and Committee for tho ensuing year, and other business.' Intending Mombors are Invited. JAS, B, FAIRS. Hon. Sec. jl/r OUNT ALBEKT DIBTKICT. AU retilents, property-owners, and others Interested in the progress of the above dittrlot, are reqno 'ted to attend a meetli a. at the Monnt Albert Publio Hall, on THUKS jaY. Febroary 16th. 1883. at 7 SO p.m., to consider the advisa bility or othnrwise or establishing a (looally owned) line of omnlbussoa on the road, (W. H. M4KTIN ) (Signed) i HaMUEL STUAKT IA. K. TAYLOK j Monnt Albert. Bth February. 1883. TWEW ZEALAND TIMBER COM. J3f PANY (LIMITED). Notice is hereby given that tho Annual Genoral Mooting of tho Shareholders of thiß Company will bo hold at tho Company's Ofllce, Custom-house-street West, Auckland, on FRI. DAY, February Oth, 1883, at Noon, Business : ) "To Rccoivo tho Report and Balance sheet for tho year ending 31st December, 1882. " To'Elcct a Director In placo of T. T. Maseficld, Esq., who retires, but ho is oligible and offers himself for re-elec tion." " To Eleot an Auditor in placo of T. L. White, Esq., who retires, but offers him solf for ro-eleotion. py Order of tho Board of Directors. W PERKINS, Secretary. IVTEW ZEALAND YIMBEK COM IS PANY (LIMITED.) Notice is horoby given that an extraordinary Genoral Meeting of tho Shsroholders of tills Company will bo held at tho Company's Ofllce, Custom-house-street West, Auokland, on FRIDAY, Fobruary 9th, 1883, at 12.30 p.m., when tho following resolutions will bo pro posed, viz ;— "That tho Capital of tho Company bo in creased from £10,000 to £85.000 by the issue of 5,000 New Shares of £5 each." "That 2,500 Shares of tho abovo issue shall bo offered at par to the present Shareholders in proportion to tho exist ing Share now held by them.' By ordor of tho Board of Directors. W, PERKINS, ■ Socrotary. MEtiOiJlY BAY TiMßfcK COM PANY (LIMITED). NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS, Notico is hereby given that the First Ordinary General Mooting of the Shareholders in this Company will bo hold at their offico on MON PAY, tho 12th instant, at 12 o'clock noon, Business : , » To receive the Directors' Report and Balance sheet for period ending 31st December last. To olect two Direotors in the room of J. M. Clark, Esq., and Alexander Ewon, Esq., who retire in accordance with articles of association, and who, boing eligible, offer themselves for ro-electio.n. To appoint an Auditor, and for the trans action of such other business as may bo brought bofore the meeting. BENJ. GILMER, Secretary, Fort-streot, Fobruary 3rd, 1883, THE abovo Meeting of Shareholders Is DE FERRED until ONE O'CLOCK, in Conse? qnenco of tho Meeting of tho Harbour Board taking place at 12. o'clock. Fort-street, February 8. Goodson.B Arcade. GOODSON'S — London Aroade. - GOQDSON'S Valentines, and Valentine Presentations in Clocks, Gold and Silver Watohes, Chains, Neoklets, Lookets, Rings, Suites, Studa, ' &C, &c., Abyssinian Gold and Gold-cased Jewellery (equal in appearance to Ster ling and Colonial Gold), Silver and Gold plated Jewellery, Electro-plated Goods of all kinds: Dmnor, Breakfast. Tea, Dessert. Afternoon Tea, and Toilet* Sets; Majolica, Terra Cotta, and Moss Goods, Wines and Tumblers, Deoanters-Water Bottles, Vases, •Lustres, Epergnes, Table and . Pocket Cutlery. Lamps, Cricket Bats and Balls, Acoordisns, . " Concertinas, Musical Boxes, Orchaßtronetcs, Photogra phic; Scrap and Stamp Al bums, Opera and Field Glasses, Telescopos, 1 I Spectacles, Micros- I Xfl . copes, Card CaseSj . C\ f • Hammocks, h _£ Z S Toilet RegyUsi- O © 9 tes.Perfumery, X O S Brushes, Combs, D © r ~ g Birthday ' Cards. § <_\ £G q Pictures, Bppks, (md « 5? __\ 2 Stationery at Bng- _■ ff, W g "llsh Prices, Ptsr- g■& Oq sos. Ladles" g Q g Bag's 'in Seal; . fe __\ OO Morrocb.Pliish 2 2 . S Velvet, k Silk, -M £5 Dressing Cases, f" I Work Boxes; "J \ •- "■' ■ Desks,Jewelanfl'' v^r ;t. ing Cajss, Inkstands, Fans, Dolla.Horses and Carts,Rook ingHorsea, BagaHlle Boards, &c. The Is. Counter contains hundreds of varities to Belect from. Tho 6d. Counter, also the 3d., has on it marvel lous value. Novelties always being received, and obtainable only at Goodson's LONDON ARCADE, LONDON ARCADE, Auckland, Gisborno, and Thames. London Office: 58, St, Mary Am an rx-¥SrB 11MS XABtB, * team Arch HUI -8,15 cm »a,Soam Uam I,Npm ipim ÜBpm s,(Jpm lanre National Bank— 9 a a *io.u n m 11,40 & m SSSpra S.iSpm Mim CtOpm - • Bzcepk Tntafiaw aad Xhnreasyii, wieu tba from AnolcJand and 10.80 from ABylurn "fill so to end trom ths Whan.



I To Let, ) rBtO LET or For Sale, 5-roomed House in a Blake-street< Newton.- Jamßß Peacock, 0, Hiokson's Bnlldlnw (over Qooason'e). Ttno LET (furnished or unfurnished), .Jl Apartments; wfth use of kltohen, near Kyber Pasa'Roaa.— Apply STAit.Offloß. OBE LET,'in Uppe,r. Queen-street, a 6-roomed House, with a largi • garden planted with fruit tr3es; rent. 15a per, week.— F. G. Bwington. • r*\O LET, Offices.—Those centrally situ-j I ated and first-class Offices now in my occupation (as I am removing to ground floor). The best position in Auckland for a solicitor or other professional man.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, next to Bank of A-ustralasia, Queen-st. a ' 110 LET, a Furnished Bed and Sitting- JL roam, suitable for 2 single gentlemen or a married oouple, — Apply 111. Victoria street West, , 8^ LET, two Houses and Shops in Vic toria-street.—Apply to Mr Stevenson, corner of Nelson and Baker-street. ' W\O LET, Graf ton Road, a convenient 5- S roamed House; Wellington-street, a Shop and Dwe.llng.—S. Y. Collins. Kama Colliery 1 offlce-IC' Queen-Btreet. TO LHT, Ten-roomed House, nearly four acres land, vinery, outbuildings, &c, Monnt Roskill Road.—Apply Mrßickson, H.M. Customs, or on premises. _- TO Let, a five-roomed Cottage. ~A ppty* to Mrs. Anderson, Alexandra-street. '[TO LET, Large Four-roomed House, ■ with scullery; kitchen range; gas and water laid on.-Apply Mr Tobin, Bond-street, Arch 8811. '■>O LET, a Bouse in Hardinge-street, a near City B»tha.-Apply.T. Craig, Graham- Btreet. , r»1O LET,, First-class Business Premises I in City and Suburbs.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-Btreet, between Bank of Aus tralaaia and " Herald" Office. r BIO LE I', in Newmarket, two good and J convenient Five-roomed Cottages, quite new.—Apply W. & J. Frater, Land Agents, Queen-atreet. , __ 'mO LET, furnished or unfurnished, the I Conorete Villa, pleasantly situated, Great North Road, with garden, stable, and paddook, abundant supply o£ water.—Apply to Mr Kd mund, on the premises. Arohblil bus passes maTiy times a day. TO LET, a 5-roomed House, corner of Randolph-it rest and Now ton R'ad; goad well; 8s per weak.—Apply Mrs Mouwlln, Randolph street. '810 Let (furnished), the House on Park S Road now occupiod by me.—R. Laishley. TO LET, in Newmarket, 2 good s roomed Cottages, quite new.—Apply W. and J. grater. Land Agenta, Qneen-atreet. SiO Let, close to the Market, a detached House of eight rooms, suitable for a pri vate boarding house, or could bo let singly for other purposes. For address, apply Star Office. | 0 LET, a Bake-house and Oven, in " West Qufea-Btrest. near Quean street; 2 fljorr, F6 x 17 feet; will ba let for other pur pesas. temporary or on lease,—Apply on the premises, ■ rf\O LET, at the Bay of Islands, near ■ I Russoll, a4roomed Cottage (furnished).— For particulars apply to "Publisher," Star Offlco. ' ■ • JIO Let, in Ponsonby, a five-roomed ' House, nearly new. — Apply to Mrs. J. Whoelor, Yar borough-street, Deadwood Ter> race, Ponsonby. 510 LIST, a Detached Cottage, famished. —Mrs Byerp, opposite bhlrley Villa, Newton Road. fiiu BE LET, a 12-roomed House in I Parnell; gas in each room, and gas stove in kitchen; colonial oven in lower Kitohen: abundant, supply of water; commands splendid views. Rent, ads per wiiek (cm fittings in cluded) j ■ iroll situated for a family or boarding honso.—Apply Qoodson's London Arcade. '810 LisT, a comfortable 8-roomed House, i slated root: stable, buggy house, and all necessary outbuildings, together with about five aoros good volcanio Brass land, situated about half mile from Ellersllo Kail nay station. —Apply to J. B. Morpeth, No. 21, New Zoa'anfi Insurance Buildings. TO LET, Kosenheira near the Three Lamps, Ponsoaby, a Villa Residence of 10 rooms, magnificent view of the harbour, and opposite coast, largo and woll-ventilated rooms, gas, wato", and outbuildings, garden 'and orchard woll drained. For a term to a good tenant.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen stroct, next "Horald" Offlco. OOI<SONBY.— To Lot, a Nine-roomed L Bouse, corner of Tolo and Rueeeli-Btroeta. —Apply H. Hume, No, 7fi, New Zaal&nd Insu run no BniliUngg. i IKEY-STKKET.—Houso to Let; bay \T window, Venetian binds. oity water: 13s weekly.—C. Williamson, Estate Agent, Vulcan Lane, fiAKAPU>A.— To Let or for Saie","an exoellent Farm near Lake Takupuni. 33 aeroi of good lar.d and an exoellent houßsand outbuildings. Ooaoh cats -s eight times dally. Tai ma esßy.-Oliver Mtyr. DEVKN PORT, North Shore. -Excellent new Villa Residonoo, grooms, to Lot. There is every convenience.—JlSso, a nioe Cot tage, 5 rooms.—Oliver Mays, agentt. EvONPORT. -NORTH SHORE.- To Lot or for Sale, a 6 roomsd Cottage, new. In a good position.—Apply H. &'&.Duder, Home and i.apd Agents. r _ ■ 11 uUSE#TO LET, furnished and un- DL furnished.—Apply R. &R. Uuder.Hooae Aaanta. liovonport. fIuKWER QOEBN AND SHORT \_/ LAND-3TtEaTd. To Let or Ball, the balanoe ot my Lease ot rfSoo or Shop, oornor of Queen and shortlaDd streots, ' * R. 0. QRKBNWOOD. For Sole. g/> OR !JALB. — Peroival Parade, near JD Shelly Boaoh, New and Handßome Villa ot i rooms, ecullery and pantry, fitted with Bhelvea, cupboards, register, oven, sink, etc; brick paths, washhouse; well drained; splendid viow ot the Hubour,-D. f. kvans, Estate Agent. Qaeen-Btroet, next " Herald " offloe. FOR SALK, New and Well-finished Villa, containing 5 rooms, pantry, wash house, and cellar; fitted with register ftrateß ovon. tank, onpboard, &c: situate In Grace street. Ponsonby (661). Also, near the above, a flrat-olass Building Allotment, almost level -33 x 110. for £66.—D. V. Kvanß, Estate Assent, next "Herald," Queen-atreot. L^OK SALE, cheap and desirable little V Farm of 115 aores ,n portion ot whloh 1b subdivided Into urssa paddock, orchard, &a, balance is good fern land, and a small swamp; all plouglnb'.e; good supply of water, together with new House (6 rooms) and neoeesary out buildings, besides an extensive free rnn fcr cattle adjoining. Price only £330, o, ft Evans, Katato Agent, next " Herald," Queens-sueet, 685_ FOR SALE) Mauku, a very desirable Little Farm of about 39 aores, nearly alt subdivided Into grass paddocks, crops, nnit trees, &c, So.; a small picoe of native bußh; an abundant supply of water; and (rood House, 7 rooms, stable, dairy, oowshed, piggeries, So., Sco., making in ail a oompact little farm, the whole of wbioh is oiftrea for £330; Bltuated in pretty position, near Ohurob, Sohool, &c, &0.~ D. F. Biyanf, Estate Agent, Qneen-s'.reet. 632 FOR SALE (Mangere), Valuable Little Dairy Farm and Market Garden, about JJ acres, flrst-clasa volcanio laud, adjoining the Mangere Depasturing and water Reserve; splendid cattle run; together with good Six roomed House and extensive Out-buildings, such as stable, cow-shed, barn, &c, &c—For further particulars apply to Mr W. Webb, on the pre mises, or to D. F, Evans, Estate Agent, Queen treet. (M4> Ip OR SALE OK LEAS'*-, a JNew and 1 Commodious Residence and Grounds (tho Uto Capt, Symond'e), situate in Qooen-Btreo^, Onehungs, The house contains 13 rooms, stands high, and commands a magnificent view of Manukau Harbour, Mangare, and surrounding distriots. The grounds are tastefully laid out— a tennis lawn, flower garden, orchard, &o. at taohed to the above are all the necessary out bnildlnßß. A most deßtrable reeideooe for a gentlemanSi family.—Cards to view and all par tioularß from D, F. Kvans, Estate Agent, Qaeen- Btreet. (668) FOR S A L V, ALLOTMENTS. STOKES'S POINT (Mam Road): 44 x 231. £41, —AVONDALE: J acre (opposite school), £90,— COLLEGE ROAD: Allotment, 33 x 100, £fi per foot.-NORTH SHORE: Flagstaff Road, 100 x 116, £300.-ELLERSEIE (olos? to Station!: 66 x 160, sSI per foot. EASY TERMS.-Also, several desirable Cottages, on terms to suit purchasers. - LABOUR EXt HANGE AND ESTArEJ AGBNOY, High-street. A. T. Carter, Banager, |C O:f 1C » A L E, PRIME maranaki o alt tjuttbr. JLakanaki Oalt xjuttkr, GUNSON AND~ MARTIN, 53. OPBTOM-HOtrBE-fiTBEEI. TpLLERSLIE. We have for- Sale some of the FINEST BUILDING ALLOTMENTS IN THIS MOST CONVENIENT SUBURB, in area from a quarter to two aores, all Rich Volcanic Soil and close to Station, From most of them, oxtensivo views Of sur rounding country Is to. be had. Season Tickets to and from town, la 91 per week. Very Easy Terms CAN m hap. Apply tq • W. &J. FRATER, .",,. Auckland; Or, F. J. SOMERFIELP, ESQ., OATS. O ATS- O ATSI ATS V/ATS. V/aTS, xooo SACKS (TIOOD {\\A> AaT3 aoks vroou KJld v^ats (BBTIEB FOB FEED THAN NEW). IN LOTS TO UIT PURCHASERS, AT LOW FATE?.



J Agricultural Show. ' JmHE TWELTH ANNUAL SHOW I A Off THB {• PORT ,»L3KRX AGRICULTUBAIi ANO PASTOR4.L iSSOCIATION '(%"' ' Will be heia on '. FMDAY, 23bd FEBRUARY. Sayaral gprldg Traps will leave Mahurangl the day previous to Show, retm ulna on Satur day. Manufacturera and Morohants in Auoklnni are Invited to tend Bultabie Qjoda foreihbl llOD. ■ I GiO. T. HIRTNKLt, Sec. Show Committee. Port Albeit, 28th January, 1883. Electoral. | A UCKL&ND HARBOUR BOARD. ELECTION Oa'-TfIRBK MHMBHRS. f Harbour Roard Office?. Atioklaod, 25ih January, 1883, Notlosla her«by Riven that In terns ot the provisions of "The Harboura Ao^ 1878 "and the I ' Regula'lonß fop meeting Uomnors of Harbour [ Board;," a Meeting of ihu Kleotars of the Auck land Harbour Board will bq held at the office! of the AuoHind flarbaur Board, Fort-utroet, at Noon on MONDAY, the 12th February, 1883, for the Purpose of Electing 1 htee Membara. In , place of flfnssrs Stone. Isaacs, and Lamb, who retire by filiation of time. G. AICKiIN, | Chairman. Tl 0 THE ELEC TO R S OF THE AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOAKD. GBNTLWMKN.-I am a Candidate at the next Election ot Members fir the Harbour Boardi As lam a practical man, and all my Interests are identlcul with the prepress and prosperity of Auckland, I snaH, if elooted, do my utmost to merit ttfio confldenoo reposed In me. I have the honour to rem tin, Gentlemen, ■ fours ttuly. B. M, SIARK, 6th February, 1883, Corporation Notices. QIT V 03? A,U CKLA ND. TENDERS FOR LOCK HOSPITAL. The City Council will receive tenders until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY, the 15th inst., for the above, in terms of plans and specifications to bo viewed at the Office of Mr H. G. Wade, Archi tect, Lower Queen-street. .The Council, do not bind themselves to accept any tender. Tenders to be endorsed, " Tender for Lock Hospital." P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, February 7th, 1883. i Hoard ana Keaiaence. ( UAREMOINT HOUSE, Princes-street, V Auckland.—Board and Residence by the aay. week, or month. Terms very moderate. CIOMFuRfaBLE APAKTMENTS tor / Ladies during their aocouohment; quiet ness and attention. Terms moderate.~Apply Mrs Boyle, Upper Queen-street (3rdhousi3 above Heaths store). GOVERNOR BROWNE HIJfELI HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodging .....20s. per Week. Single Koom 255. per Week. OLD CLUB PRIVATE BOARDISQ HOUSE. Eden Crescent, Auckland, within three minutes, walk of the Railway Station, Wharf, Post office. Supreme Court-house, and Banks.—Firstrclass Accommodation for Visitors from the Coast and Country Districts. Apart ments en suite for Ladies and Families. Plunge and Shower Baths. Letters and telegrams addressed; o the Manager, Old Club Private Boarding House, Eden Crescent, Auokland.will reooive prompt attention. ENTNOR t£ O U a E Beach Road, Devonpobt. A delightfully situated Marine Residence, commanding an extensive view of the harbour, city, and suburba; conveniently located between the Victoria and Devonport wharves. Every comfort and convenience for visitors and board. Terms moderate. :-•■#•; JNO. OWEN. Drapery. Sale of Drapery, "at ' _' "7" T. M'Master's, Queen Stubet. : \ Iff Is now many years eiaoa T. M. held a Clearing Sale, as ho 1b unwilling lo advertiaa buoh without making Snbjtantlal Keduotions. Th« Object of this Sale la lsti To olcar out a lot of aurplna stoob-soma ot whioi is tossed and out of season— whioh will ba almost given away. 2nd. To lesara his regalar Btooft-upon which liberal raduotlona will be made—in order to mske room tor a large lot of new goods now on the way from London. This Is a eliianco ao'dom to bo met with for seonring Bargains In Drapery. --■' For Prioo List, boo oiroular. or call and Bee the Stock. Sale to Commence on «'■ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12. . T.i M'Master, 252, QUEBN-Sr,, Opfobixe the Market, HAVING SOLD THE LEASE of my Premises, I MUBX BB OUT IN SIX WBEKS, To Rlva posseeston to pniohaser. Tq effect a Olearanoe of my stooV, I have marked it down to WHOIJBSALK COSr PBICE. The whole of the Stock la New, having been advantageously bought: dating the last 9 month?. - A few prices will enffloo to con- Tlnoe iron of the Bargains to bo had:- Oatmesl Cloth, In allfashlonjble shades -;*c- - «cvi .+nft. RM #7id Fast Colonc Prints... _rwi.;.-T:Sd All Wiiol Flannels- _~_•„ _ _-7Jd Ohlna Matting, yard wide....Wd Orpss Pleoes, from _~ „ ..id H dozen Bhlrt Buttons f0r..,._2d Men's Geelong Tweed Trousers and Vdsts, 11/11.; regular prios, 25/ Men's Tweed Salts, 22/6; regular pries-,....™-. »»„: 10s Men's Tweed Troase(s..,-3a Ud Men'sßaokß-.-.,....-i M -3dpair . FOR IBIX WEEK 3 ONLYt I Speoia,l Teima to Small Shop keepers. 13 :r c n n a n's, v ot ot VIOTORIA-STRBET. meoioat Bj~OK uncomfortable sensations aften eat* X 1 ing or drinking, uso Marshall's Tincture or Pilules of Nvx VoMicA^and a speeds' relief will be obtained. Is.—G. W. Goodson, London Arcade. r BIHK FACT IS NOW ASSDBtID JL THi.X tNOIPIENT 00NBUMPI1OH, CHRONIC BBONOHITIB, ASTHMA, SBBOAT AND LUNQ 00MPWIINT8, NERVOUS AMD WASTTNS DISEABBS are nerrnjuiently relieved, the wo:rst Bymptomß arrested, and a healtiir :»■ , action produced by aCKINB BYRPP OF KPOALYPTUS WiTH*3l:FOPHoaPHil'jiti uv xii>3!s "AMI) QUININK, "** Tbesa great reaulta are owing o lilac oomblnaUon ot KSKVB ASS BRAIN VONIO that lend increased Bastainlni; powem to the Invalid, added to which la the BPEonrio aotioh ot the Kuoalyptus on the mueua mm branea, whereby the air passages ure cleared (if unhealthy secretions In. a natural manner. Daily evidence la afforded of the jer manent iteauscltatlng action of this remedy—co that all who saffer should at once mako a trial of Its eminent projor- Ues. Tho Bnoalyptua Syrnp is modenita in price, and within the reach of all who need It. liisaphannaoenHoaloombliia tlon of tonlo Jkeloida with hypophos phltes,an4 not a secret nostrnm. Ke^Btaiea and gazetUKl nndei "Jtht Trades fiflarks Registration Act,* tit Qravbs Aiokin, The PJwnnaoy, Aaok land. Wholesale Agent I IBS Nirar



Public notices. F THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DIaTKIOT. Inthe'm&tterof "The Leases and Sales o£ Settled Estates Act, 1865,"and of "The Leases and Sales of Settled Estates Act, 1865, Amendment Act, 1879," and in the . matter of a piece of land, being Allot ment 11, Section 3, of the Suburbs of Auckland, being lands settled by the Will of Thomas Beckham, of Auckland, in the Colony of New Zealand, Esquire, deceased. ; Pursuant to the above-mentioned Acts notice is hereby given that on the fifth day of February, 1883, Henrietta. Clinton Beckham, formerly of Auckland, in New Zealand, but now of Jersey, Channel Islands, widow of the said Thomas Beckham, presented her petition to His Honor, Thomas Bannatyne Gillies, Esq., a Judge of this Honourable Court, praying that the Trustees or Trustee for the time being of the said Will bo empowered to sell the said land and to dedicate all roads or streets .that may bo deemed ex pedient, and to apply the purchase money of all lands sold to one or more of the purposes men tioned in the 22nd Section of said Act without any application to this Honourable Court, and that the costs of the said petition be provided for, and that all proper directions should be given in the premises; and notice is also hereby Kiven t that the Petition will bei heard by thia Honourable Court on WEDNESDAY, the 28th day of March next, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as Counsel can be heard; and that the Petitioners may be served with an order of this Honourable Court, or of a Judge in Chambers, or of a notice relating to the subject of tho said Petition at the Office of the under signed, situate at Wyndnamstreet, Auckland aforesaid. Dated this seventh day of February, 1883. JOHN RICHMOND, ■ ■ ■ ■ Solicitor for the Petitioner. Heskkth & Richmond, Solicitors, Wynd ham-street, Auckland. »"7 AIUKU AND ONF.HTJNGA V V STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY (LIMITED). • ~ ' NOTICE.. Mr.A, Cunningham having ceased to be Agent for this Company, the Registered Office has been REMOVED from Prlncesa-streot, Onehunga, to Waiuku. J. BARR BROWN, Chairman. Waiuku, January 31st, 1883. PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. MR KDWJN HORNBBTTdata ot Messrs T and S. Morrln) has beci admitted a Partner in my business, whloh will be oarrled on under the Wrm ot "LAURIB & HORNSBY." W. S. LAURIE. Anokland. 25th January. 188?. .' ■jwr o t i c Mas Coxon, of Onehunga, begs to return her most sincere thanks to customers and friends for past favours during Mr Coxon's time or carrying on business, and begs to give notice she still intonds carrying on the Butchering Business, and will be thankful fora continuance of their support. All accounts outstanding to be paid either to fierself or to John D. Williams, whose receipt will be sufficient discharge. * - ' SARAH L." COXON. . Onehunga, February 2,1883. rgiEN (£IOJ POUNDS BEWAttD. ---1 Whereas come malloioas person or per mis unknown have been Tampering with the Engine ol the Freeman's Ha? Mills on Friday night last. A reward of £10 will bs Riven (or anon Information an will luad to the conviction of the offrnder oroffendera.-O. H. MoKBNZM. Anokland, February 5,1883. ■y" ETE RI N AKY NOTICE. J. Q. li&WTON hereby expresses hta grati tude to his friends for their many favours dur ing tbe loßt twenty yeaw, and Informs them1 that he has this day RETIRED FROM TBK| PROFESSION. : -a,"1 -.■; ~_■• ■■ .; *"f Kyber Pasr Koaa, Paftrnary 7.1883. ■ TO HSjEPAYERS. 1 Appeal 1 against ex. Xw^cU'lva valuations. Kemembir 1 Thurs day. February 15th, last fiay.-^T, B. Hnnnaford, will fill up and lodge pbjeotlong. Forma for sale. MRS COSTER'S Address h Wellesley street W., opposite the Opera House. Feathers Dyejyn all the newest shades. A nice assortment oTTSdiea' Caps just received. TpIGHT HOURS DEMONSTRATION. " All ACCOUNTS agoinet the Demonstration Committee must be sent in to me, at the Work ing Men's Club, by SITURDAY, tho 10th. ■ B. MIDDDLHSTON, Hon. Sec. j^rOTICE OF RKMOVAL, BESNKTT, Painter, has removed'from Ma old chop (ue^t tho Bob Roy Hotel) into those extensive premises inst above, lately ocoupied by BUlinston, Srocer. M> H. Bennett having entered Into partnership with h'l Sons, tbe Business will be carries on for tho future under the ftyle of M. H. BKwNKTC fc SONB. T« SIBBIN AND BfiOWN, COMMERCIAL & GENERAL PRINTERS. 65, QtJEEN-ST., AtJClfCiAiqj, Three Doors above Waitemata Hote(.. THOS. SIBBIN AND CHA& BROWN have the honour to intimate that they have entered into partnership as Commercial and General Printers, ana; have opened business at the ad dress above. In respectfully soliciting a .share of your favours, we would assure you that no effort will bo spared upon our part to execute your orders with Neatness, Accuracy, Promptitude, and Economy. As regards the first three essentials, we have only to state that we were both trained by the late Mr William Atkin, of Highstreet, in his well known habits of punctuality and general excellence of work. Our 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 oharaoter maybe entrusted to S.& B. with perfect confi dence, as nono but themselves are engaged in its production, ~ ■-~ BRETT'S AUCKLAND ALMANAC, NOW GN SALE AT ALL THE BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. PBICE^ONE SHILLING, With Map of Waitemata Haeboub rpOURISTS AND OTHERS -L . TO ROTOMAHANA HOT LAKES ARE CAUTIONED Against being Misled by Agents to take THROUGH TICKETS. FDLL AND RELIABLE INFORMA TION As to COST and ROUTE on application at tho Auckland Agency for LAKE HODSE, ROTORUA, National Inssurance Buildings, 83, Queen-street Auckland, Ja ,1883. H. WEBB & CO.'S MUSIC SA. • LOON, Lyceum Hall, i on-Btreet, near Vincent-Bt. Auckland, PIANOFORTES, "haRMONIOMS, AND ORGANS. A choice and varied stock of Pianofortes, new and second hand, by the best makers. Also Saurenfa celebrated "prize medal" Harmo niums, unequalled for sweetness and purity of tone. For Sale or Hire. All instruments may be had on the "deferred system" of payment without extra charge be yond ten per cent, on the unpaid balance. Printed forms containing fall particulars sent free by post or may bo had at the Saloon. N.B. — Pianofortes and Harmoniums Tuned and Repaired is town or country. OWES T P F A H X. • Is Jpsr Opkotno FIFTY XRUMKB * or LADIES'. GENTS'. AND CHILDREN'S BKBT SEASONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES. C. WESTPFAHI, BOOTMASBR AND IMPORTER, Oppoalto Haymarket. 4?1 ih XO £10,000 LENT on Baildioe f^h} i k BB° iety W-inoJples. or on ofuer terms to suit boirowerg. AUotcienta bought gndHotes tonUt on weakly payment a/Btem. Mortgages and Loans negotiate j. See Uat of ProperUeafor sale on Ith pane. Bix per cent, allowed m» money dupoetled for lnvtstment.— O. WrLLiAMBOW, Land, Estate, and Flcaaclal Asen aaa Valuator,! B,Vnlosa Lane,



; Licensing ' Meetings. E LECTION 0F L I_CJEN_SI N G COMMIIIEEB eaoh of euoh districts, on the days named In the FoSoclaron wereot will be held, &a to B«id Offloe. which Nomlnatlots, Blgned b> TwolHateTOrSi aas^r^h^w^^f^f fM thS ■ Firstcolnmn. ■ eeooni c olunln4 ' VomtbColamß . Set Nomination Day ß . Nomtaaaon Pfcoap. PoW^Daye. fe 1833. , „. Aratlmu.. .. 1 harßday, 15th. February Coart-honae;Helonßvillt Thnr»rt«^ *o«i v i,.n.» WelU ~ . B at nrdy,l7thFetaaar f | Coart.hoq Se ,VZ ßV' Ut SSSoS? *„.„,„„„. ,„, ' I THOMAS SWAMAN. Febrnarr Bth. 1883. ,-. Hemming Officer.



Tenders. rTIENDERS wanted for Painting, Paper. I <■*- '.i* o** and Scribing Two Cottages.-For ; specifications, apply to J. Irvin, top of Wake neid-street. ' . "pE.: DE KS wanted for Raising and Im t proving a House in Alexandra-street. Plans and specification at Messrs. Flynn and O'Reilly's, Booksellers, Wellesley-street. Gol3toaiiun.gr Notices. '* - . : ; TW-EW COBBY GOLD MINING COM. JLI PASY (LIJiJTED). The Dlreotora ol tee above Company have deoldeatafare going to the Fablio to offer the' S:Q) unallotted shaiei to shareholders la ttas Corby Gold Mining Company, (Limited), on BSF?,? terms bs paid by Promotsra, viz., two shillitgj and sixpence (23 6d) per share. Applications for ("haras will ba received by A. Sißßaers.Esfl.. Exchange, or at Company's office, Bhortlond-stN3t. up to 26th Inßfc, when the list will be closed, F. A. WHITE. ,- t Anoteiana. B'h February. 1883.. , Baoret*rr' " Auctions. ■ TO-MORROW. DURHAM STARDS. FOR S4LE, at till1 Durham Yards, To* ' k .„,.» morrow <Siiday), .... !■ 15 HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSES ' 2 Large Drays .: "r, ...,.,,, 2 Sets Harness iih?i<3 ''/rftv' At lO.Md'clocK;;. .•'•!■"!'■; HUNTER^ NOLAN, TO-MORROW, AT 11 OULOCK A.H. ,*. - MARKET 'DAY. , - * RTHUR'S POULTRY, PRODUCE, £%. FRUIIYAND GROGRBI AUCTION ■ MARKET. ARTHUR'S MART.' POULTRY DEPARTMENT^.*' Fowls. Turkeys, Duoks, Geese, Pigeona, Oa ' narieo, Fanoy Birds, Babbits, Gnluea Pin. tfrom Imported Sto3b). Small Plgß, &C. FRUIT, AND GROCERY : v ■■...• DEPARTMENT. I ! Gibd Table Potatoaa,, Superior, unlone, Vesa tables; Herbs, Cheese, Butter, Bacon, Beet i oven Canterbury Bacon and Hams, Floor ' Bran, sharps. Oatmeal, Oats 40 eacfes Fowl Wheat . : . ; - /. FRUlT.—Nelson end Sydney Applef, Auckland Apples, Pesrs, Peaches, Plums, Greangairea. Damsors - . G ROCB RIKS, &0.-l.Nelßbh and AnckUnd Biecnits, rndian and! other Ten, Coffee, Ooooa, Sugar, Confeotiooery, Oniraats, Vinecar. Siuoe, Starch, Blaofeing - ■•• Ollage Paqkages Tea ~ " ' ' ON BAtB TBIVATELT, FOBNITURB DKPAKTMBNT. F A'l" AUCTION PRIOBB.- ' Placos; Dra"wkgroom. Parlour, and Dining room Suites; Cheffonierß. Tables, Choirs, Sofas, Carpets. Orate?, Stove?, ttangea. iron and wood BeasteadP. Oots, Mtttirasjep, Palllaßßes, Pillows, Cheats o( Drawers. Wesbstaoda, Toilet Bets, Toilet Tables, Looking Glasfles, Mirrors, Meat Safes, Glass Cases. Book; Casee, Dinner Beivloeß, lam-' biers. Hollo ware, &o.- ■ , -.- ... ; v.v MOJSDAY, FEBRUARY 12! ALFRBD BUCKIiAND ,has received instructions from Mr. C.;i|V. B. Abel, of Mount Eden,'to Bell,;:on the property, qu Mon day, February 12, at 12 o'clock, "*^ ;His STOCK, con|ißtlng■ of— '. .1 s#: a Cows"'-'''; ■■.'. * ...- - Hereford Bull - - i. --•'■■ 20 Pigs'- ' ' •* Horse, Cart, and Harness ' - Small stack or Hay ; ... Milking Cows, &c , :: ALFRED BUCKX-AKDi, 'P. XO-MORBOW, at ilio-oiOOK, "\- CARBINES & TAYLOR '"' WILH sell by auction, at.their Sale. o'olook# OmS" To"mor^°w <«*idaj), at U POULTRY - Fowls, Dnoks. Tnrkeys, Geese, Brahma, Sp»nisb s and Dorktog: YonngtPjßS. Pigeons, Caßarles,&o. FRUIT-Apples, Pears. Bananaa, Plrinur; - feache3 - ~■.-.:. PRODUCE!—Hams and Bacon (just arrived), Wairoa Chaess, e&U Battsr, Beef, Onlon», Potatjeß, Oats, Maize, Bran, Sfcitps, Pig Meal " v- - ■ ■ A'>:o, . Fornitnre and Sandiies. 20 Gents' Watones, 10 Gents' Kings (Sold), Doable Gnn (Daok),' ~'.>•, -..&c,';; &c,_V&Jc.,"- !'::;i-':,; At 11 o'Cloot.* TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock a.m. . TO PAINTERS, SPECULATORS AND OTHERS. 171NGLI9H TJAINT. LiNGMSH XAVHT. : GABKIEL LEWIS WILL SELL, atHia ßoomß, to-morrow, at ll Q'elook, . ;. 280 IIN/ <K*oa 28tB8.) OF PAINT, ■ ' ' ,ABBOKrED CotOHHS. ,■'-'■;•- ' - TO-MORROAV. AT SIBBIN'S MtfRT, At 11 o'clock a.m. i &(\ SACKS ONIONS, POTATOES, Uv Bacon, Whest, Oa*3, Maize .' Pharpp.Bran, Wonr, Salt - *-:•■ Kerc:ene, Candles, Saan Cutrnt a, Vainkiller, Vestas , |np»r,i;eß,Graoerle3,Milk " 1 Splwdid Leather Dinlng-ioom Salts (new). Chairs, &o, &o, , TO-WORXOW, At 10 o'clock a.m. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ATTHE.DOG KENNELS, City Mar. ket, on Mday, the 9th February, 1883, by order of Geo. Goldie, Dog Registrar 7 A NUMBER OF USEFUL DOGS. Sold on account of whom it may concern Ml C 5 sold will be immediately destroyed. W ° v K. ART HUB, Auctioneer. TOMORROW. PRODUCfi SALE. GROCERIES FANCY «OODS, &o. VALUABLE KETRIEFER DOG. W. DOWDBB «*TILL sell by auction at the Exohanae o'dbek, — Qaeea"BtrMt> T°-n«'Wow. at XI tons of Po'atoes 1 ton Cameranry Bacon i lO.tons Flonr, In 60 and 1031b. bags |ea, Sugar, Hams. Chef aa- Young Ketrlever Dog, well trained Abo, Furoitnre. Bedsteafc : Tables. Mod'l Boat, Faoor Soood* Washing Boilers "" fee. &c, &ft ; W. 8. OOOHKAirej UASL DACBK FBIDAY, FEBRUARY 9. WARDBOBE, HOUSEHOLD PURNITDE^ OFFICE TABL«. THE subscribers will gel!, at tieir atl2b^oT' Fort"Str°et ' t^orrow (Friday), GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE consisting of Green Damask Suito' Tables, Cfluches, Chairs^pSesfo^ pets. Damask Curtains, Fenders. ciookT gaff Chairs, Gilt Mirrors, TaWcovira' Walnut Chess and OccasiSSa TawS » China, Glassware, Platedware, Oiloffi Iron and Wood Bedsteads, l>aliaßsefc Mattrasses. Bedding, PiUowa, CtoS : Drawers, -Waahßtands and Ware, Mir rors, Wardrobe, Kitchen Utensils, &c. At 12 o'clock, OFFICE TABLE, Copying Press, Show Case, etc. S VMUEL COCHRAB?E & SON, Anotloneerß. (Continued on Fourth Pagt,}