-hiTTthe specificationshad been departed SeTaWtbe repairs that ho had tsd to £3. and gave evidence of tho manner in ShtKrlc had been unsatisfactory Iriormed. On cross-examination by Mr F-nnnw Plaintiir admitted that he had not °ffi' the bidlling, nor had he had any pMnt iwirin with the defendant since ffffs,,TLewls, Mr Smith, Mr White and Mr Johnson were also ex 2oed on behalf of plaintiff. The case

MINING NEWS.

(BY TELEORAPn.-OWN CORRESPOSDEKT.)

COROMANDEL, this day. JOSMN-TIME.-Good gold was struck yes terday evening in ihe face of the low level eo ing south, and about half a hundred weight el good picked stone ws obtained ■f,om the first breaking down, with gold left showing in tho face in several places. The stoneissolid, and the gold coarse. There is a fresh make of country altogether since fi'level passed the slide. The quartz is hpavlv charred with minerals, particularly lobs ot metallic arsenic The manager (Mr Barry) kindly showerl me through the mine this afternoon. . ioNA.-After visiting tho Just-m-Time, I called at the lona, imd was shown by the manager several lumps of quartz just *b. ffid in stripping side, of shaft which £& gold freely. This was got about 20 tact from the bottom of tho shatt.

ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY

TROUT.

A MEETISG of the council of tho Acclima tisation Society was held this afternoon, at 2 o'clock. 1-resent: Messrs K. C. Barstow (who presided), Mackechnie, Russell, HiH, Mortin, and Burtt. NORTHERN wA.Oi.

A letter was read from a Northern Wairoa settler suggesting that March Ist was not too early for the commencement of tbe shooting of native game. At that time the birds were quite old enough, and flewstronoly. The writer a'so men tioned that the shooting of game out of season was very prevalent. It was resolved to instruct the -aecretaty to request the Superintendent of Police to write to constables in out districts informing them that they ate rangers under the Protection oi Animals Act, and requesting them to protect the game. GAMS SEASOfT.

The question of making suggestions to Government re the duration oi the game season was then considered. After Eome dis cussion it was resolved on the motion of Mr Morrin, seconded by Mr Burtt, "That the season for shooting native and imported game be from May Ist to July 31st, the birds to be considered imported, and native game, and the license fee to bo tho same ns last year." : Mr Morrin suggested that sportsmen be requested by advertisement not to shoot mountain quail this year.

•FINANCIAL. The statement of receipts and expendi ture from December 5, 1882, to February 13,1883, was as follows :-Receipt!: Rank balance, December 5, 18S2, £312 Is 3d; subscriptions, £5 4s: total, £317 5s 3d. Expenditure: Wages, £21; secretary, quar ter's salary, £18 2s 6d; gratuities to. con stables, £9; rent of office, £5; sundries, £7 7s Id • bank balance, February 13,1883, £256 15s 8d: total, £317 5s 3d.

The chairman reported that the 2000 blue ; trout ova received from California, were dead and rotten. The 50 trout in this fish house were very healthy and not a single death had occurred amongst them. He suggested the coustiuction of a pond at the Domain, where the trout could be kept and the ova produced. At McLean's place the trout weie about 2£ inches long, and in excellent condition. . He had always thooght it a mistake to liberate the fish when too young, and would sooner liberate 10 well-grown fish than 10,000 young ones unable to feed themselves. Mr Rill repotted 'that the fish at Raglan were doing remarkably well. It was decided to adopt the chairman's suggestion re the fish pond. The meeting then separated.

ARCH HILL WESLEY AN CHURCH.

A musical aJiS literary enteitainment in aid of the Arch Hill Wesley an new organ fund was given in the district school-room last evening. There wa<t a good attend ance. Th» Key, W. J. Watkin, who trasided, opened the proceedings with a short add less, in which he refeired principally to music, its uses, and pleasant associations. An excellent programme was then gone throngb. Professor Lambert gave two performances on the organ. His "popular airs," in which " Auld Lang Syne," with variations, figured conspicu ously, was splendidly executed, and an en core was accordingly demanded and res ponded to. Mr Morton sang "Simon the Cellarer"; MiesE. Spence, "Low at Thy Feet"; Mr amy the, "The Bugler"; Messrs Francis and Morton the duet. "Army and Navy" (veiy well rendered); Mrs Bettany, "Where is Heaven?"; Mr G. H. Jones, "Under the Lights"; Mr J. Yearbury, "The Model Church"; Mrs Goodison, " When the Tide Comes In"; Yearbmy Brothers, trio, "Love at Home." The latter was by no means a success. Mr Theo. Cooper gave- a reading entitled "The Revenge," and Mr J. C. Dickenson, a recitation. Two other items were included on the programme, but were not given. The entertainment closed with tbe National Anthem. *

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Fhbrdaey 13. 1883. Bank of N.Z.-Sellers, «23 7s 6d National Bank—Seller a, 73s Colonial Bank-Hellers, 47b New Zealand Iniraranc_-735; seller?, 71s B.RlMurance-<s7a: sailers. 575G4 New Zealand Loan and Meroantlle-SMlers, CG Anokland Gas-Bayers. &i 7s 6i Thames Has-Boyers, 27s 64 Union Sash and Door—Sellers, £815. Northern S.B. Co.—Sellers, 10s 34 Coromandel Steam—Buyers, 15s Northern Boot Co.—Sellers, 15s Tokat3a-seHers, 9s ._ ' Queen of Beanty-29s:se'lM0.29s Cd Pflnos Imnerial-.is, 55a Od, 05s; buyers, 51s Od;

sellers, 653 61 fnooess-Sellera, Us 61 'render—Sellers, 8j Bd Beymour—Buyers. 2s _ . London-38 9d to ii . buyers. 3s 9d Hand of Friendsh !p-2a to 2a 2d Martaer-Ss fid; sellers, 53 6d Werahlko-Buyers, 2s 7d JO3BPH NSWMAN, Chairman,

• The following story is told by the " Taieri Advocate ":—Not a hundred miles ] from Caversham there resides a police man, who. so the Story goes, is remarkable for his officiousness and sharpness towards publicans. One ounday recently he saw a little girl enter a hotel and come out with a billy of what she said was beer. The limb of the law had been on the look out all the morning, and felt that his patience had been well awarded, and congratulated himself upon having a splendid case. Upon taking the lid oil the billy, though, he was somewhat sur prised to find nothing but pure water where he anticipated finding beer. The man in blue had been keeping an eye on the hotel, and the wily publican had been keeping two eyes on the peeler; so, feeling sore that the little girl would be accosted, he had unknown to her filled her can with water instead of beer, and then with some friends went out to the door to enjoy the joke. The policeman was the only man whe couldn't see where the laugh came in,

The ravages committed in Wanganui gardens by a species ot slimy slug or leech are earning great consternation in many quarters, i'his destructive creature is the product of an egg laid in the fleshy part of the leaf by a small black fly, and with its leech-like legs and suckers it speedily eats away all tne green part of leaves and reduces them to withered skeletons. Thorn hedges, and pear, plum, and quince trees are the happy hunting grounds most affected by this garden pest, and its ravages are astonishingly rapid. Birds will not touch the slimy creature, and this&ct has been ascertained to be due tothe immense proportion of acid which it contains. The pest is well known in England, and it is supposed to have been brought to the colony (over which it has rapidly Bpread in both islands) in some imported fruit trees. Mr James Laitd, in whose garden just now the destructive work of the insect may be' studied with advantage, has suffered much from it, and we noticed one fine pear tree, loaded with trait (which of course could not ripen), in which every leaf, without exception, has been attacked. Mr Laird finds it necessary to take summary measures, and has been using a strong infusion of the deadly poison hellebore, which, syringed over the trees, ueems.to arreßt the progress of the leech.

CABLEGRAMS.

REUTER S TELEGRAM,

[Received February 13,1.50 p.m.] Irish National League in Aus-

tralia.

ADELAIDE, this day. A MEETING of the supporters of the Irish National League was held here last night, and was addressed at length by Mr Redmond, M.P. for New Ross, Ireland. A resolution was passed that a Branch League should be established on the lines of the Irish National League. In the course of his speech Mr Redmond announced that it was proposed to summon a convention of delegates from all parts of Australia to meet at Melbourne iv two months' time, and there to establish a Centre, with branch leagues iv the various i

colonies,

lire at Government House,

Governraent House narrowly escaped total destruction by fire last night. Plum, bers, who were at work yesterday, left a -fire-pot upon tho roof, wbich caught lire. Tho damage was entensive and is estimated at £1000.

The Press on the League

MELBOURNE, this day,

The "Argus," in a lcadiug article this morning, referring io tho Irish Leaguo meeting held at Adelaide last night, warns Irishmen not tD support or assist plausible agitators by contributing funds, and pro tests strongly against the transference of old wo:ld feuds to the colonies.

LATEST TELEGRAMS

THAMES, this day. Sharemarket,3p.m.: Cross, ss; sellers, ss. London, 4s; sellers, 3s; buyers, 3s lOd. Mariner, sellers, 5s 6d; buyers, 5s 31. Imperial, 55s 6d ; bu3'ers, 555. Manu kau, buyers, 3s. Dart, 5a 3d; buyers, si>. Bright Smile, sellers, Is 9d ; buyers, Is 6d. Imperial.—The reef in the winze w_s again broken to-day, and showed good dabs of gold. QtJEttN.—The shaft is within ton feet of depth for No. ten level.

RUSSELL, this day,

Tbo weather is very five. Tho Ringa rooma arrived at 8.30 a.m. with 100 pas sengers, nnd amongst them arc many in flueniial citizens from Auckland. The Glenelg arrived at 11 a.m., calling on the coast.

CAMBRIDGE, this day,

Mr Erriugton, Civil Engineer, in com pauy with members of the Town Board, visited, for the purpose of reporting thereon, various sites of schemes of water supply yeßtirday. His repot t will he submitted at an early date to a public meeting for consideration. The second of the series of charges against Walker, Grico and others, preforred by Ngatikawahaka natives, commenced to day before Mr Northcrofr. There are five accused in this case, which is for forcible entry into Te Papa's whare, Mr Hay appears for the prosecution. The accused will not enter on a defence here, but will let the case be committed to the Snptome Court.

N A PIKE, this day.

The following are the results of the Har bour Board elections -.—For Borough, Mel-rs. Neal, Williams and Smith; Haw kes'BayCouuty, Messrs. a. N.Williams and Dolbell; Waipawa Connty, Messrs. fmitb, M.H.R., and Crmond. Wairoa County Council declined to nominate a repro?enta tive. . , , The Hospital dustman has struck work, as there is no money to pay him. If trades people do the same (for they have not been paid for month*-) the Hospital must bo closed, and forty patients turned out. At the meeting of tho Hawke's Bay County Council yesterday, Mr Sutton, M.H.R.. read a telegram from the Govern ment stating that it was impossible to say what proportion of money applied for under the Roads and Bridges Construction Act would be allotted: but at Waipawa Mr Smith, M.H.R , was able to produce a tele gram stating that half the sums applied tor would be granted.

DUNEDIN RACES.

[BY TEIiEGBAPH.— PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

Training Notes,

DUNEDIN, this day. Lots of good work was done this morn ing. The hurdles being taken down, ttvo horses were sent on inside tun ning. Adamant and Idalium were sent the Cup distance fast, tha former hav ing a little the best of it at the finish, Corrigheia and Gaugawa did good jumping, work. M&ranaka, Taiaroa, and Coupon covered a mile and a quarter at top speed, the first-named running over his companions at the end of the journey. Lady Emma went the Cup distance in good style, accompanied by Aurora for the last mile. Sir Garnet did a strong gallop alone, Goodman's pair were not out.

The excursion to Waitakerei Fall», pro mised by Wis Worship the Mayor to tho City Councillors, has been postponed till Thuisday morning. Drags will leave the Caledonian Hotel at 8 a.m.

A new method of producing ga. from coal has been invented by a French chemist, and promises brilliant results. By this new system the coal produces from 25 to 75 per cents, more gas than it can be made to yield by the ordinary method, and the gas thus produced is much whiter and clearer, and is free from all danger of ex plosion. The coke thus obtained is equally superior, as the coal is not deprived of any other element than its gas; on tbo other hand, the coal tar element disappears almost entirely, 'ihe inventor of this new system is patenting his discovery all over Europe, and expects to revolutionise the production of gas- Mr Milaer Stephen has been visiting the Wairarapa district (says the " Otago Daily Times "), and has created quite a sensation there as elsewhere. In one of the news papers some remarkable cures are recorded. For instance, we are told that Mr Scholes, a well-known settler, has suffered from lockjaw for a long peiiod, but after inter viewing the " wonderful healer," opened his mouth sufficiently to get his tongue between his teeth for the first time for 16 years. And Johanna Rasmussen, who is described as a young person, gratef ally writes to Mr Stephen in the following terms —"I have much pleasure in inform ing you that the photograph you gave me has been wonderful'y efficacious in remov ing my pain from me. When suffering from pain I used to hold it in my hands two or three times a day, and in all cases it bad the desired effect of relieving me from pain." The language of this " young per-- Bon" has very much the ring of tbe familiar advertisement testimonial, but her faith ap pears to be abundant It is interesting also to read that "Mr Milner Stephen attributes his success at Masterton in a measure to the cordial manner in which he has been received by all classes of settlers in the community, though we are not told whether the medical men are included amongst the settlers, Probably they me not.

Mr Francis Wharton, as an American in London, writes to the " Times" to say that what has happened to Mr Green might happen to any contumacious clergyman in the United States. A clergyman of the Presbyterian Church, for instance, insists on officiating in a church in which the Civil Courts have decided he has no right to i officiate. An injunction is granted to inhibit him from intrusion, and he disobeys. An attachment is issued against him for con tempt, and he remains in prison until he submits to the action of the Court. Or a Quaker—and cases of this class were not uncommon at the time of the schism 40 years ago in the Quaker communion—in sists upon interfering with the worship of a paiticular meeting in a way that is consi dered by that meeting- to be disorderly. iHe is enjoined by a court of equity from further proceedings of the same class ; and if he does not apologise and desist, he, too, goes to prison. Establishment does not confer this jurisdiction on the conrts, nor does disestablishment extinguish it. Wherever there is a dispute, whether ecclesiastical or secular, a court of equity can ba appealed to, and a court of equity, when appealed to, can always enforce its decision by attachment and imprisonment for contempt, s . . ""

THE AUCKLAJTO EVENING STAB, TO ESP AY. FEBRUARY 13.



} Wanted. W ANTED SEEN -The Fresh Bargaii I vv ia Boots, Shoes, and Slipper at Dampiei Boot Shop, Vlotorla-Bteot. Fartlunlars soon. rXXr ANTED, a smart Errand Boy. ---j tT ApplyßrAßOfflae. I iX7ANTED, nGirl to assist with chile j vt ren.-Apply Star offlce. WASTED, a small Boy for light worl —Apply at onoe to Partington no Klnsey, photographers, Grey street. ! \ar ANTED, a General Servant.—Appl I _L,I ***■*granohßakery.Hob.on-street. 1 %ar ANTED, two strong active' Menfc I v v the Factory.—Apply WarnoDk Bros Cox's Creek. WANTED, First-class Traveller. - Apply fully, at Thompson, Shannon.an Co's warehouse, wollington. WANTED, two respectable Boys a Apprentices. — Apply W. S. Jonei Saddler. WANTED, a respectable youth for tb Grocery.—H. P. Glbbonß ana Oo Hob-on-s treat. \a/ AN TED, a Luundiess to do : V v Fimllj's Washing by tho Week,—Appl; at this oßlor. i v* ANTiID KftOWN—Tea Trays, 2ft v v lonic and 1. t ». wide, only Is 6d ;at Dam pier's Hobßon-Btreet Shop. WANTED a good sober Man to do sotm Digging. — Apply to Mr. G. Moody grocer, Onehunga. V\J ANTED, Storeman; must be ac * qualntod With the iron trade.—App'y Laurie te Horn.by, Wyndham-streol *. WANTED, Good Machinists, constant a'so, Aoprontloes.-J. Trauwlth'. 800 Ifaotory. w akeflold-stroet. ANTED, a good Boy. — Apply a Wellington Hotel. WANTED, a respoctable general Ser rant.—Apply at the Market Hotel, too ot Grey-sire3t. •6*4/ ANTED, a Good Girl to assist will Vt Housework and children. — Apply ti MrsJPercival, Green Lane. WANTED, 2 or 3 Apprentices to thi Ureis and Mantlemaklng.—Mrs Birch 113, Grey-street. _____ ;zr ANTED, a Boy for tho Grocery Busi VV ness.—Apply to Simons, W'yndham anc Chapel-streets. WANTED, a Coachpainter, Coach* smith, and Coaohwheelor tor Wanga nni.—Apply tuGee and hotter. ANTKD, a respectable Young Giti for 8hop; must have reference?.—Appl. to W. V. Dailen, Coffee Palace Dining Booms, Theatre Buildings. iaj ANTED, at once, by a Lady, a Situa- Vv tion oi Housekeeper; no objection tc work, and no objection lo tne cou_.ny.~Foi •pjirtloulars address TB, Star offloe. WANTED, a General Servant.—Mrs R. Clark, Cosynook, St. George's Bay Road. WAwTUD KNOW«—House Brooms. Is 3d; Yard Brooms, Is 6d; Hand Brushes, ad.—At Dampior's Hobson-street Shop. 41,,' ANTED, a good French Polisher nt V At once.-Winks and Hall. AN I'BD, a respectable Man of good character for milk round.—Apply Lon don Dairy, Grey-stree*. ANTED, a Good General Female Servant. — Apply Foresters' Arms, Albert-street. WANTED, to put a Baby out to bo Nursed to a respectable perso_.-Apir.ly LI.-, this offlce, WANTED, a good General Servant; references required.—Mrs Sloman, top ot Grafton Road. WANTED, a good General Servant, Who oan wash and cook; another kept. —Mrs J, Chambere, Albert Park, «*; ANTKD, the Boy or Boys who Stole Vv' tho Sltjiian Orabß from Mrs Wells's Garden, Bast-street*. Newton, on Snnday las'*. WANTED, a Second Cook; must bo experienced mem, Beferenoes required, —Apply star Hotel, between 9 and 10 a.m., and 7 nnd 8 p.m. »a/ANT-.D, a good strong Boy for a V» farm! must be able to milk—Apply John Smith, New Caledonia Hotol, Symood stroot. , WANTED, good General Hand coffin petent to undertake Harness and Brown Saddlery.—Henry Brace and Co.. Auoaland. vk/ANTED, Eye Doctors and others TT to recommend the quality ot my 1b Spectacle*. No htfther prloe at the -iobeon sfteet 3hop.—W. H. Dampler. WANTED, a Situation as Barman or Waiter; eight years' experience.— Apply J. B. Anderson, Post-offlco, Auckland. *T&7ANTED, to Bent,s-roomed Cottago ; v t Symonds-street or Korangahapo Road preferred if suitable; no objection to take it for a term,—Apply Y.Z.. Star Offlce. WANTED a good .eiicral Servant ; highest wage;.—Apply to Mrs Cameron. Opposite Society Hail. Hemner/t. ANTED KNOWN-1 will give a Handsome Present to the first r-orson who oan get better Piano Music for 4s than I sell at my Hobson-street Shop for 6d.—W. a. Dampler. ■ ' ■ - \ WANTED, by a Widower, a respect ab'e working pt>rson aoiustomed to ohlidxen.-For partlonlars apply by letter to YZBTAR Offloe. WANTED, at Hannalord's Auckland Registry (established 1863). Hotel Houso maid (Otahnhn); 15-; urgent. | ANTED, at Hannatord's Auckland Registry (established 188.?), utenoum bercdConplea ; urgent. __ ANTED, at Hannaford's A uckland Registry (established 1863), 30 Generals (town); very urgent. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 1883), Good Ke soeolable Ifemale Servants of all glasses. W~~ ANTKD, a respectable Girl, about 13 or 11 yesrs of age, to make borealf gene rally useful.—Apply Mrs deal, Karangahape Road, near the Windwl'l. ANTED SEEN—The Cheap Lot of Crockery just aralved at Dampler'e Hob ion-street Shop. ,_ ANTED to Lease, a Cottage of 5 or 8 rooms for 5 years or more; must be within 10 minutes* walk of Auofela.d Post-office' —Addrtsi with all particulars to Lease, Btjß office. . WAN'I'Eu to Purchase or Lease, a Good Paying Boarding-house, with or without furniture.—Apply G. T. Hogg, Estate Agent, up stalra nest Union Bank. \\T ANTED SEEN, the Splendid Bull's V V Eye Lanterns, only is each; at Eampler'e Hobß.n-Btraet shop. WANTED, a Purchase for a Furnished Cottage in a good thorough!aro —10 minutes walk from Queen-street Furniture comprises all the household requisites, and is in good order. To be had abargain.-D. F. Evans. Estate Agent, Qneen-street ibotweon Bank of Australasia and *' Herald" offlce. tXf ANTED KNOWN - That we can VV sail onr goods at lower than Queen- Btreet priees-CaU at J. G. Brown** Cheap Drapery Establishment, Parnell, and we oan prove it. — la, ANTED to Let, Wellington-streot, W Shop and three rooms; gas. Grafton Road, a convenient House of five rooms.—B. s. Collins. Kamo CoUlery Offloe, 16, Qoosn-st. WANTED SEEN-The Wrought Iron Safes. £3 10 . and fit. at Dampler*s Hobson-atreet Shop. ... t *4* ANTED—Go and See the Handsome v* spring Couches, only £118s.-At Dam pier's Hobson-street Shop. W, ANTED KNOWN-If you want to VV see the latest Fashion (Autumn and Winter, 1833), havo a gUnoe at Munro and MilUgan's Tailoring Window, In Hobßon-Btreet. ANTED, by a Youth, an engage ment with a Builder for a term ot years to learn the business.—Apply AH, Stab offlce. i¥r ANTED TO RuNT, a small Work- VV shop with enclosed yard; paitlon cen tral.—Send oattionla*.*! to TCO. t-TA« offlos. ANTED KNOWN—Tin Kettles, Is Bd; Tin Saacopans, from 6d; Enamelled Saucepans, 2s 6d.-r-At Dampier's Hobson-street Shop. WANTED, a Partner with £100 to join advert'ier In a bminess: will pay 60 per cent, on outlay. — Address Exoelsior, Sw. office. , WANTED for Sale, Cheap Cottages suitablofor working men,—F. G, E wing ton, ne^t to "Herald" offlce. ___ WaNTJSD, Private Board and Resi dence for a Yonng Lady; suburbs,pre ferpad.—Apply stating terms to T. 8., offloe oi this paper. . . W ANTKD KNO WN, Moseley's planes Ameiioan ditto, and oarverß' tools, a F. Prime and Company, Ironmongers, Newton ANTED.— Ladies' and Uhildren i Underllnen in variety. Any sort not ii stock made on the premises. Loss than towi prices.—Robaon's Melbourne House, Ponsonby. ■ri7ANfED to Purchase, Spring Car V T and Horse, ealtable for the Groser: Traae.-Apply by Utter to Simons, Wyndban and Chapel streatg, — - WANTED to Kent or Purchase, 5 or 6 roomed Homo within 7 ralnntea" walk o Qaeen-street.-RR, Stab office. WANTED known—That all kinds o very superior Jelly and Fruit-cannin: Jars, also a general assortment of earthonwar in Cream and Butter Crocks, Milk Bowls, Jugi Bakers, Tea and Coffee Pots, may now be ha at tho Newton Pottery, either ia wholesale o retail lots. Inspection invited. WANTED, a Partner to join thorouuhly practical man, who hs been used to ereot saw mills, oariy on tho worl Ing of tho same as well as the working of th bush and ev«rythlng oonneoted with tbe timbc trade; and he has MO aores of first oless kaui bush, freehold, near to railway station. Caplti required to work on equal Bhates, about JSIOOO.- For partionlars, apply to John Soppett, Lan Agent. No. 8, Queen-street \AT ANTED KHOWN—In Ladies' Silvt VV Jewellery, we confine ourselves entire, to Real Silver; wo keep no Silverino or Plate ; Goods of any kind. Fresh assortment mat i . I hand.-Charles Kelsey & Co., Queen-street (tvt j doors below Morrlns', Ironmongers). . ..mrANTED KNOWN, in Ladies' an , VV Gents' Bllver Jewellery we confine on solves entirely to Real (silver. We keep s i i verlneand Plated Goods to mcc* therequlr i ments ot all oar customers, and guarantee the i* to be what they are represented. Supplies » '* being continually reoelvod at Goodson s Lpndi | Arcade.



I Wanted. Os -ft*rANTED KNOWN — Shovels am r's I V» Spades, 3s; Four-prongod Garden Forks _[ Is 6d.—At Dampier's Hobson-street Shop. - WXT^INTED Owners of Honses to Le ' TT and Property for Salo to apply to me j* ' Alfred ''ox Aaent 177- Qaeenatreat. I ftA/ABiTEii, ny a steady and educatec - VV young man (draper by trade) Employ *•• j went; good references. — Apply Wa, Stai io i offloe. __, _ __ - \hl ANTKD, a Boy for the Biscuit Foe* V 1 V v tory. -Apply attar 11 o'otook to-morrow to John Lamb, 35, Qua, n street. ir v/ ANTED, a Smart Lad. — Appplj i., Ti Cosmopoliten Hotel. Qneon-straet. - ■*,**, ANttD, a Young Man used te - t * sttikiuß-.-Apply to the Vioto la Iron d Works, Vlctotir-airiict Jiast. - \%J A i*. TE D, good. Housekeepei 13 'v v (country). Housemaids (Gisborae and 3- town), Bsrmalo (town), dye hotel Servants _ (osvn).Nursemaid, 11 Generals (town), Waiter, c 305,-Mrs Mlsmore. __ " \/V*ANIED> a Q°o& plasQ Cook for a VV private family near town; good wages. a —Apply this offlos. y \or ANTED a Lnd accustomed to Con- TV footlonery trade—Apply StacoyConfec ;. tioner. l" \Hif ANTED, a Good General Servant.— V? App'y at the Grange, Ponsonby, or to 0 W. O. Danneg, Queen-street. '' iA/ANIED SBEN—The Fresh Lot of ft Iron Bedsteads (double), 30s; Single do, i. 18 fld : Iron Cotj, 15s; at Dampier's Hobson* -, Btreet Stop, - \hl ANTED TO RENT, near Symouds ; TT siroot, a Hous. (of Aye or more rooms) ii with small pleco of ground to It snltable for a gai don,—Address Q.3.T., Si'tn t'flloe t \XT A NTED KNUWN—That the Wharf TT Phnrmaoy has boon Ro-oponod with a - Well-selooted atook of Furo Druas nnd Cheml ■ cals, Nursery and Tol'et Requbitoa, fatont t Me-iolnos. &o , So.—N.B,—Pilvato and Conll dental Cases snooesslully undertaken. 1 \lif ANTED,'-Hotel-keeper?, Contec -0 VV tlonbrs, and tho Publio generally, to nrovent nootdont -i from tho bursting of lemonade 0 bottles while being opened, whioh Is rendered porfootly safe by using one ot W, S, Jouob' lm ' proved Loathor Hand Guards.—W. S. Jones, Mas uta«Dturer of Saddlery, Harness, &0,, Queen - street. 1 \\J ANTED KNOAVN—Seltzogenos, for VV making Soda-water; Lawn Tennis and ■ Crioketwaro; Fans, Ladies' Bags (a choioo - assortment), Albums, Purses, &c- Charles Kel soy & Co., Direot Importers, Queen-streot (two j doors below Morrins, Ironmongers). ' VXJANTED, Ponsonby Ladies to kuow , Vv thoy can havo their own Materials used for all descriptions of Millinory, at mode rate charge.—Robson's Melbourne House, Pon ' sonby. WANTED to Purchase, an Eight-horse Portable Steam Engino.-Apply Star office. •4 A,* ANI'EDKNOWN—" Correct Tip " We havo iust received, ex Weatnets fljld and Famenoth, large Btaipmenls, and oan i sell yon stuff oheaper than any other hou.a In Newton or out.-J. and W. Willlamß, bolh ' sides Karangahape Road. ' *tfty /fNTED KNOWN—Money ad- VV vanced on Personal and Collateral So i ourlty, repayable by weekly instalments. Bills . Discounted.—Rae's New Zealand Pawn Offlce, Darbv-B treet. t ■ i \\l OEMS in Children and others are Vv removed, and an effectual ouro caused, by using SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS. ls.apacLt-SoldbyJ. C. SHARLAND AND 1 CO., opposite Post office. : £•»*(■.** -WANTBD, to Borrow for Bis - O l/- Montns. on good security.—Apply Lambart and Frost. Land Agents, Fort street. LADY offers a happy home at the seaside, in a beautiful and healthy locality, nnd good instruction to chudren of either sex.—Terms nnd roforcnoes on applica tion to Mrs Poole, Paihia (opposite Russell, Bay of Islands). _____________________ Goodson.s Arcade. GOODSON'S — London Arcade. — GOODSON'S Valentines, and Valentine Presentations in Clookß, Gold and Silver Watches, Chains, Necklots, Lockets, Rings, Suites, Studs, &c, .fee, Abyssinian Gold nnd Gold-cased Jewellery (equal in appearanoe to Ster ling nnd Colonial Gold), Silver and Gold plated Jowollory, Electro-plated Goods of all kinds: Dinner, Broakfast, Toa, Dessert. Afternoon Tea, and Toilet Sets; Majolica, Terra Cotta, and Moss Goods, Wines and Tumblers, Decsntcrs,Watcrßottles, Vases, Lustres, Epcrgncs, Table and Pocket Cutlery. Lamps, Criokot Bats and Balls, Accordlans, Concertinas, Musical Boxes, Orohastranetes, Photogra .phic, Scrap and Stamp Al bums, Opera and Field Glasses, Telescopes, I -| Spectacles, Micros- Zf_\ copes, Card Cases, Q .- .a Hammooks, __* A. JZ £ ToUotßoquisi- O O rr 3 tcs,Perfumery, 2 ,-. O __ Brushes, Combs, g G> rr . g Birthday Cards. 9 l«j <-^ < Pioturos, Books, and f ___ _~ Stationery at Eng- ► rf _ HH g nab Prices, Pur- g V- Oq ses, Ijadies* g Q 5 Bags in Seal, fe Or Morroco.Plush 2 _V . Si Velvet, k Silk. P V\ DrcssingCases, CC >< Work Boxos. I *"""—"™ Desks, Jewel and Writ ing Cases, Inkstands, Fans, DoUs.Horsesand Carts.Rook ngHorses, Bagatelle Boards, &c. Tho is. Counter contains hundreds of varitios to scleot from. Tho Gd. Counter, also tho 3d., has on it marvel lous value. Novelties always being received, and obtainable only at Goodsou s LONDON ARCADE, LONDON ARCADE, Auokland, Gisborno, and Thames. London Office: 68, St. Mary Axo. Board ana wssiasnce, SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION for a Msrrled Couple or a Single Gentleman, Large room, llrst-olass table, baths. Croydon Vlllai Vlnceot-Btreet.—Mrs Fuller. OARD AND RESIDENCE for two reilpeotable Working Men, were there are two others kept.—Mrs slthdon, Wlll'am-streot, near St. Jsmea'a Ohnroh. _ COMFuRfaBLE APARTMENTS lor Ladles during their aocouohment; quiet noss and attention. Terms moderato.-^Apply Mrs Boyle, Upper Quoen-strcet (3rd house abovo Heath's store). GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodging 20s. por Week. Single Room.' 255. per Woek. OLD CLUB PRIVATE BOARDIRG HOUSE. Eden Crescent, Auckland, within three minutes, walk of tho Railway Station. Wharf, Post offlce. Supreme Court-house, and Banks.—First-class Accommodation for Visitors from tho Coast and Country Distriots. Apart ments ea suite for Ladies and Families. Plungo and Shower Baths. Letters and telegrams addressed', o tho Manager, Old Club Private Boarding House, Eden Crescont, Auokland,will receive prompt attention. . _J~N T N O R HOUSE Beach road, Devonpoet. A delightfully situated Marino Residence, commanding an extensive view of tho harbour, city, and suburbs; conveniently looated between the Viotoria and Devonport wharves. Every comfort and convenience for visitors and board. j T«™s»oderate* JNO.OWEN. ; Gazette in Bankruptcy IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT, ' IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1878," and tho Baveral Amendments thereof, and ot the Bank-uptoy of I Michael Joswh Bbbsnaw, ot Auok- L land, Draper. ; This In to notify that th 9 abovensmsd Debtor has this day filed with me a statement that ha is unable to meet his engagements with his 1 Creditors. The First Meeting of Creditors to * beheld at the Supreme Oonrt-house, Auokland, t on MONDAY, the sth day of Maroh, 1883, at the hour of 11 o'olook in the forenoon. ; Dated at Auokland, this 13th day of Febrnary, 1 $83. G. W. BASLET, Deputy Registrar. . RoiiKtrv Browning, Short! and-street. Auckland, ( Debtor's Solioltor. I insurance. * pOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE. » Head Office: PROVINCIAL BUILDINGS, Welmngton. if The Onot New Zealand Life Office, GOVERNMENT SECURITY. ,f MUTUAL INSURANCE, g LOWEST PREMIUMS. s. The Ordinary Branch Offers an Insurance of d AI2OO at the premium charged elsewhere for ir £1600, equivalent to An Immediate Bonus of £200, In addition to Full Participation in Profits. a . , " Workman's Insurance £ Specially provided for in the rl INDUSTRIAL BRANCH, si Policies Issued from £5 Upwards, with - itsr participation in profits, -aa id *- PREMIUMS PAYABLE WEEKLY, er For which a Collector will call. ly »a BPJIOIAL TABLES FOR CHILDREN. 10 Policies of £20 and Upwards, after Three ro Years, can be surrendered for Cash, or for i •.* Free Bolioy. • -— 1( j I Liberal Regulations. ill NOTE.—The Government not only brings In ■c- surance within the reaoh of nearly every man m woman, and ohild in the community, but pro re vidos the description of policy nnd mode of pay on ment test suited to the requirements of eaoh. D. M, LOCKIE. Commissioner,



I To Let, H , nriO LET, at Newmarket, two new Fiv . ' J. rcomed cottons, VH per week.-App W. and J. Frater, Land Agents. Qnecn-strjet. t ' rinO LET, a nice little New Shop at ,• JL flveKoouiß. situate In Upper Pltt-etret sni table for a tailor or boot shop.-Apply Davies. grooer, Karangahape Hold. 1 r¥\O~ LET, furnished or unfurnished, tl . I Conorote Villa of 10 rooms, pleasant Bihiated. Great North Road, with garden, stab - an" paddcck!"abundant supply of water -A P D " to Mr KdwarJs, on tha premises. ArchMU Dt t passes many times a day. -- * f"iSu BE LET, in Upper Queen-street, f L o roomed House, with a larga garde planted with fruit trees; rent. 15s per week. , F. G. Ewington. i n. O BE LET, in Parnell Rise, a Twelvi ! roomed House, with or without a commi '. dlous shop and show-room-well situated as - business site.-Apply Goodson'a London Arcadi ! _To LET, Two Rooms, with use c % hitohen, in Karangahspe Road,— Appl STAft offloe. , i raMJ LET, a New House of live rooms . I at PonßOnby Terraoo (back ot All Salnti Churoh), with ever/ coavenieuc?.—Apply nez * door, at Mr Grieg's. . * my LET (furnished or unfurnished), i JL Four-roomed House in Paget-street, Pon . sonby with kitchen and eonUery.-Apnly thi , offloe for address. . f ß *o LBT, a Shop and Dwelling (jus I finished); gas and water laid ou; adj 3ln ing Wynyard arms Hotel, corner Bymond Sfl Aberoromble streets. Rent moderate.- Apply next door. rr\Q LET, Two Five-roomed Houses ir J Thames - street, Brighton; every con venionce; register grates, ovens, water. &c.- Arinjv* to k. Marriott, Grocer, Upper Parnell. fH.U LET. in Hobson-street, one of tbost 5 brlok shops jusk finished; gas and watei all oomplete.-Appiy T. Mlnettl. rayo LET, Mount Eden Road, two New J Verandah Villas ot 6 rooms eaoh, re. ietet grates, colonial oven, wash-house, BOA reni moderato.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qneen* atreot, next Bank of Anstralaala. . *V\o LET, New Cottage: 4 rooms, soul- L lory, register grato, oven, tank; oorner ol Ponsonby Road and Clarenoe-Btreet.-APPIy mi Parker, near the cottage. _____—— ritO-LET, or for Sale, a 6-roomed House. » Apply to Wm. Gil. Builder. Wellington* Bteeat 'ft O LET, Oifices.—Those centrally situ ■? ated and llrst-olass Offloes now in my ocoupation (as I am removing to ground floor). The best position in Auckland for a solioltor or other professional man.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, next to Bank of Australasia, Queen st. _ ■ a O LET, two Houses and Shops in Vie- I toria strcot.—Apply to Mr Stevenson, corner of Nelson and Baker-street. mO LET, First-class Business Piemises I in City and Suburbs.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agont, Queon-street. botween Bank of Aus tralasla and " Herald" Offloe. TO LkT, a comfortable 8-roomed House, slated roof; stable, buggy house, and all necessary outbuildings, together with about five aoros good volcanio grass Isna, situated about halt mile from Ellerslle Hallff ay Station. —Apply to J. B. Morpeth. No. 21, New Zea'and Insurance Buildings. - ffs'O LET, Rosenheim near the Three I Lamps, Ponsonby, a Villa Residence of 10 rooms, magnificent view of the harbour, and opposite coast, large and well-vontilatearpoms, gns, wator, and outbuildings, gardon'-Bno orchard well drained. For a torm to a good tenant.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen streot, next" Herald" Offlce. , ro.O BE LEASED, a Farm of 150 acres, S having a good House. Dairy, and Farm Buildings, fenced and divided into paddocks, well watered in the driest seasons. AU the pro duce from tho farm oan be sold on tne epoti without sending to Anokland. The les.ee can havo any term that may be agreed upon: A solendld opening for a oountry storekeeper,— For further partlonlsrs anply to Wm. UulUver Houbo and Land Agent, Poneonby. ttTIvoTPORT, NORTH SHORE.— \j To Let, a splendid 8-roomed House. kltohen range, 3COO Ration oonorete tank, wash honse, copnor, • boilor, Set.; also, 6-roomed ottage.-^pply Alfred Cox, axe nt, 177, Queen- Btreet, 'jPAKaPUnA.— To Let or for Sale, an a excellent Farm near Lako Takspnna, 33 aoroa of good lapd and en excellent honse and outbuildings. Ooaob csisss eight times dally. Terms easy.-Ollver Mays. DEVENPoRT, NorthShere.—Excellent now Villa Rosidenoo, OBrooms, to Lot. There is ovory convenience.—Also, a nioo Cot tage, 5 rooms.—Oliver Mays, ageqt Fair Rental refuted for a 6-roomed i* House, next (below) Mr Hofhnan'B, In Upror Queenßtreet^-F^. Jwlngton. I\EvONPOKT, KORTH SHORE.- JL/ To Lot or for Sale, a 6 roomed Cottago, now. In a good position.-Apply R. &R.Under, Honpo and Land Apwntg. mo INVALIDS, BUSINESS MEN and J. OTHER?.—To be L«t, at Mount Albert, for thr c years, one ot Iho prettlost Pronottios la that charmiogsuburb, Thore aro about Fivo Acres of Land, good well of water, and a large Family Reßldnnoo.— 9 G. Kwlngtnn. HOUSES TO LET, furnished and un turnlah.d.—Apply R. & R. Hudor,Houso Agonts. Devonport. rfIuRNER QOEfcN aND SHOR T \V _.ASD-3TfEKT3. To Let or Ball, tho balunoe of my Lease ot Offloe or Shop, oorner Of Queen and Bhortland- BUBBtS* R. C. GREKNWOOP. Shipping. /^^^ fpOR BREIGHT OR i**^^^^^ " CHARTEK, -lU'Ufrfl-J Thß Bilgaatlne BANNOCKBURN, HO tons register, olaseed Al nt Lloyd's, Apply to LiURtE AND HORNBBY. d^jfc. THOR WHANG ARO A dEßaabN. X. AND HOEIaNGA. mWMmm ,he B%iyhTLE Will sail for abovo ports on FRIDAY next. For freight or paßsaae apply to WM. MOARTHOR « CO. , ~,..-,.. in il| "II II | 111 I \—wm-m Meetings. * UCK LA N D_R E GA T T A. The Annual General Mooting ot the Auokland Regatta Club will bo held at the Waitemata Hotel THIS (rues-ay) EVENING, at 8 p.m. Business :-E>eotlon of Committee, &o, All Subscribers ot one pound are entitled to ftUCn>' ROBT. E. ISAACS. Hon. See. A UCKLAHD COURSING CLUB. a"Meeting of the Anokland Coursing Olub Will be held in the Thistle Hotel THIS (Tuesday) EVENING. February 13th, at 7.33 p.m Bnsiness i To eleot officer for ensuing year. au members and those desirous of beoomlng members are invited to »««^j HWAIMBj Hon. sec. O, G. T. — HOPE OF PARNELL . LODGE.—The Usual Quarterly Social Tea Entertainment will be held ta the room TOMORROW (Wednetdav) EVENING, the Hth. Lodge open at 7 o'olook. A. J. WALKER, Seoretary. TJOKLAND HA»D 0F HOPE UNION CHOIR.-NOTICE TO MEM BERS.— Owing to the performance of "Buy your own Cherries" atPonßonby TO-MORROW (Wednesday) EVENING, there will be no prac tice* at Newton. Members are requested to be at St. John's Wesloyan Church, Ponsonby, at 7.30 aharp.-W. J. MAODBRMOTT, Secretary, AW SOCIETY OF THE DISTRICT OF AOCKLAND. A Requisition from Members having been served upon me, on the 3rd instant, requiring me to convene a Speoial General Meeting of the Members ot tbis Sooiety, "To enquire into the oonduot of the counsel acting for the prisoner In tho case of Heslna v. Gudgeon," I do, ta accord ance with Rule No. 13, and for the puiposc named In the requisition, oonvene a Special General Meeting of Members, to be held on WEDNESDAY, tbe fourteenth Insrant, at the Dlstrlot Oonrt-room, at 3 o'o'OJk in the after noon. Dated this sixth day of February. 1883 EDWIN HEaKKTH, Honorary Seoretary. UCKLAND NATIVE LANDS COLONISATION COMPANY (Limited), Tho Annual General Meeting of Shareholders will be hold at the Company's Offloe, Fort street, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the 28tt February, at 2.30 p.m. • . Business: To receive Directors' Report ant Balanoesheot, and eleot Dtreotors. FRANZ SCHERFF, Seoretary. Auokland, February IMBB3. aTr~STEPHEii'S PRESBYTERIAS lO OHURCH, PONSONBY.-The Sixth Anniversary 'versary ot this Churoh will be oelebrated by i ' FRUIi' bOIREB, at Ponsonby Hall, on TUBS DAY 7 February 27. Spesohes by Ministers an< Friends. Mnslo by the Choir. Tioket3, Is 6*3 Commenoe at 7.30. Ti^EWZEALAND TIMBER COMPANi J^l ffJMITED). Notice is hereby given that an Extraordinar nnnM-al Meeting of the Shareholders of thi O^pany wl!l be held at noon on SATURDAY February «&, 1883, at the Company's Office x Custom-house-street West, Auckland. Business : To confirm the following Resolution.passe by the Shareholders at their Meetin held on Friday, February 9th, 1883, viz " That the Capital of the Company b a inoreased from -610,000 to -£80,000 by th % issue of 8,000 new shares of £5 each, By order. W.PERKINS, Seoretary. PROTECT YOURSELF FSOM MOS QUITOES by using SHARLAND' KOMA, Is. 6d. a bottle.-Sold by SHARLAN AND CO., oppoiite the Poßt-offlce.



j For Sale. T i 1-POR SALE, in Parnell, comfortabl "r JD Cottage ot 3 rooms and allotment 83 x ltx !_ price £150. Also, G roomed House (new), alio! _d ment 66 x 260, price £4.0; and 8-roomed Hove ,t with every crmvenieooe, allotment 66 x IC9 V price £535, —Apply W. and J. Prater, Lam Agents, Qaeen-street. _~e I BflOK SALE, with or without the Stock ly J? the Lease and Goodwill of a flrst-rafe la 1 little bnsiness opposite tne Theatre Koyal iy Qu sen-street.—F. G. Ewlngton, next ti U g "Herald"Offlce. jMHEAP PROPER 1188 for Sale, am „ VV Money to Lend on Mortgage. —F. G jjj Ewington, next "Herald" office. - TTOUSE and Freehold Allotment it I JLL Adelaide-street for £150. Other cheaj 7. I pvoperties.-F. G. Ewington, next to " Herald' o .\om__________ a'JO AIL WAY 1U WAIUKU.—The ?. JlXi " Herald " on sth instant contained an if account of the eftorts being made to complete i T this desirable enterprise. IS6. Acres of Land • for Sale at Waiuku (freehold), for £1 per acre. - ' One-fourth cash; balance at 7i per cent, in a 3, year.—F. G. Ewington, next "Herald" offlce. jj SLpOK SALK, a quantity oi Mintonp " XV Tiles, suitable for butoher's shop—same „ pattern as in Messrs llellaby's shop, fhortlond a street.—Apply to E.Porter BndCo,,qneen-street. i- JTIOR IMMEDIATE SALE.— Handsome ,a __■ Villa Residence, new and well-finished, . containing 7 rooms, fitted with ga». water. it I register grate, kltohen dresser, &c fee. Nloe , I Freehold Allotment, situated sear top of tfr&nk „ I lln Road, grand viow, and good position.—D. _ F. Evans, Estate Agent, next Bank of Austrai asla, Qneen-slreet. . (697) I IpOR SALE (Maugere), Valuable Little .. JO Dairy Farm and Market Garden, about 4J _ aores, first-class volcanio land, adjoining the Mangore Depasturing and Water Reserve; - splendid cattle run; together with good Six _ roomed House and extensive Out-buildings, such r 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 ' Btroet. (Mil I triOK SALK, Claremont-street, off Kyber . JC Pass Road, Verandah Cottage of . rooms, almoat new, fitted with onpboards, dresser, &o„ staunohly built and thoroughly well finished, . good well, allotment abont 33 x 130. Must bo C Bold, as ownor is leaving for the Sonth. Prloe r only £330.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agont, Queen Btreet. next Herald Offloe. 61^ FOR SALE, New and Well-finished Villa, containing fi rooms, pantry, wash house, and cellar; fitted with register grates • oven, tank, onpboard, &o.; Bltuate in Giaoe • Btreet, Ponsonby (6611. Also, near the above, • a flrat-olass Building Allotment, almost level . 33 x 110. for £6&-D. **. Evans, Estate Agent, • next "Herald," Queen-street. ' OR SALE OR LEAStf, a New and Commodious Residence and Grounds (tho , • U'o riapt, Symond's), situate In Qaeen-street, Unehung*. The house contains 13 rooms, stands high, and commands a magntfloent view ot Mannkau Harbour, Mangare. and surrounding districts. The grounds are tastefully laid out— a tennis lawn, flower garden, orchard, &o. At tached to tho above are all the neoessary out bulWlnßS. A. most desirable retldenoe for a gentleman's family.—Cards to view and all par ticulars from D. V. Evans, Kstato Agent, Queen street; (666) gj'Oß SALE. — Perclval Parade, near P Shelly Boaob, New and Handsome Villa ot . rooms, scullery and pantry, fitted with shelves, cupboards, register, oven, sink, etc; brick paths, washhonse; well drained; splendid view of the Harbour.—D. F. kvans, Katate Agent, Queen-street, next" Herald " offloe. Jj-tOR SALE, Maukn, a very desirable El Little Farm of abont 30 aores, nearly all subdivided into grass paddocks, crops, nult trees, &c. &o. ; a small piece of native bußh; an abundant supply of water; and treod House, 7 rooms, Btab'e, dairy, cowshed, piggerlas, «ro., &c making in all a' oompaot little farm, tho wholo of whioh Is offoreo for £330; situated In pretty position, near Churoh, Sohool, &a, &c— U. V, .cyans, EBtate agent, Qaeen-street. 632 iTiOR SALE, cheap and desirable little 1 Farm of 115 aoros,« portion of whioh is subdivided into urass paddook, orchard, &o, bulanoe Is good fern land, and a small swamp; sll olonghable; good supply of water, together with new House (6 rooms) and neoessary out buildings, besides an extensive free run for oattlo adjoining. Price only £330. D. F. Evans, EBtato Agent, next •' Herald,': Qneens-Btreet. 665 rv.o be Sold cheap, at Arthur's Mart, 1 I Bausage<Mincing Maohlne. by Gardener, and one Sausage Mincing Maohlno, by Green and Bpag. BICYOLESI BICYCLES I TBI CYCLES 1-25 just received per Famenoth and Sam iMondol.-For Sale by W. O. Dennes, Depot, Queen-streot. . BICyCLE, 1.50 inch Machine for sale, ball bearings, &c—Apply to George Thwaitcs, Cook street. OHAHLAND'ti 'MOA BKAND' BAK- O ING POWDER is the purest known, and therefore once tried is always used. Prico, Is 6d and 2s. 6d. a tin. Proprietors: J. C. SHAR LAND & CO., opposite Poat-offlce, OATS; /AATS. A ATS* ais Uats. KJais. 1000 SACKS _~IOOD /-VLD r_AT3 ACKS VXOOD V/LD A/ATB (BETntU FOM FJtKD THAN NEW). IN LOTS TO U T PURCHASERS, AT LOW BATES. W. AND G. W INSTOt,B" Meaiccu /ROUGHS, COLDS, and LUNG \J DISEASES are speedily oured by taking SHARLAND'S CHERfiY PECTORAL-Soia at 2s. 6d. and Is. 6d. a Bottle by SHARLAND AND CO.. opposite Post-offlce. , ij^Oß THREAD WOKMS in Children, V give a course of Ousa I It wiU soon eradl clte them. Is. at Goodson'* London Aioade. rj.HE ECLECTIC PHARMACY. The acme of elegant Medical Establishments. Top of Obey struct, Cobnkb of PitM-kbi.. charles"'butcheb. r»y royal letters patent. Gold Mertai. PartMBTTl Special Award, Philadelphia, 1878; Gold Medal, Sydney, 1880; Gold Medal Brussels, 1880s Gold Medal, Melbourne. 1831. Just Lakdbd OANTRBLL & OOOHRANE*S CELEBRATED iEKAIED WATERS. MONTSERRAT LIMBJUIOB CHAMPAGNE A Health-giving Non-aloohollo Beverage, at Hotels and Clubs; Sd per bottle. AROMATIC GINGER ALE I The Original Belfast Ginger Ale, bo Justly oelebrated at Hotels and Clubs; 9d per bottle. These .Eeutbd Watkbs are the same quality as contracted for and now supplied to The Oanard S.S, Co.; the Montreal S.S. Co. the Inman S.S. Co.. Oceanic 5.9, Oo.i he National S.S. Oo.; the Paolflo . B.S. Co.; Anchor, S.S. Co. Kingston and Holyhead, r.m„ Co. wnOLKSALB AQHOT, AICKIN, VHB PHARMACY. K-Eating's Powder. KBATING'S POWDER bdKATING'B POWDEK KKATING'S POWDER KILLS BOGS, ' FLK .8. i MOTHS, BEBTLISS. This Powder is Quite HabmlißSS to Animal Life, hut is unrivalled in destroying fleas, bugs, oookroaohes, beetles, moths in furs, , and every other speoles of inseot. Sports ' men wiU find this invaluable for destroying J fleas in their dogs, as also ladies for their , pet dogs. i This Abtloie has Found bo Gbbat a Sals that it has tempted others to vend a so > called artlole in imitation. The Publio are 1 Cautioned that the tins of the .genuine > powder boar tho autograph ot THOMAS ! KKATING. KKATING'S WORM TABLETS KEATIMG'a WORM TABLETS / KBATING'3 WORM TABLKTB . KBATING'S WORM TABLETS 5 A PURSX? VkOBTABLB BWBMMBAT both in appearanoe and taste, furnishing a moat agreeable method ot administering . Rjf^tain remedy for INTEST!Na£ 3 or THRKAD worms, It Is a perfect _• i safe and mild preparation, and is especially adapted for Children. 1 Sold in Tina by all Chemists and Drue. gists. PBOFBIBTCB t THOMAa KEATING ? LONDON. I a I i Agricultural Show. v mHE TWELTH ANNUAL SHOW Is X. O'TH* r- PORT AL3BRT AGRICULTURAL AND *' PASTORAL ASSOCIATION WiU be held on H FBIDAY, 23bd FEBRUARY. >c Several Spridg Traps will leave Mahnrang 10 the day previous to Show, returning on Satui j day. __^ { Manufacturers and Merchants In Anoklani = are invited to send suitable Goods forexhlbl 3- GKO, T. HARTNELL, '3 See, Shaw Committee. Port Albert, 26th January, 1833,



j Government Land Sales, |J TJCT. E W Z3SAL Alf I j SALE OF LEASES OH* SIXTY RUNEI IN OrAGO. , i General Oeown Lands Offlce, a j Wellington* 18th January, i.fß3. I Sixty Runs, eomprlsing an area of 1,.53,1. 1 aores oi Crown j.ands, well -grassed an . watered, and easy ot access by roads, will b ■ offered for Leaco by enblio Auction, on T r'Kf - J DAY. the 27th February, 18S3, at Watson' i Long-room, Dunedin. i I The Runs average an area of 24 219 acres. 3 ' . Biios are under tnis average, the lowest twin* i aores; and 21 Runs are above tho average • | the highest being 71,710 aores. - j The npset rentals average nearly 2_d an aore i ranging from ail to less than id per aore. J • The tenure ranges from hve to twontr-onf t years, • j Derails of.eaoh Run, and Lithograph Maps t. can be seen at any Land Offtcs; and Posters . | giving full pariiicul.rs of tha Rune, are exhl i I SS?" a. all th' 9 Railwor Stations and Post , Offices throughout the Colony. WM. ROLLESTON. Minister of Lands. N.B -Immediately after the Sale of tbe above Runs, about 80.1)00 acresrwlil be offered In see tlons of from .00 to 5.000 acres on Pastoral De erred Payments, at npset price of Al per aore. Tenders. WELLINGTON-NAPIER RAILWAY. OPAKI CONTRACT (FORMATION AND PER MANENT WAY). LUNOTH, ABOUT SRVEtTMILE9 SIX CHAINS, Pnblio works Offloe, Wellington, 29th January, 11183. Tonders will he reoeived at this office nntll noon on FRIDAY, the 2nd March, 1883, for the abovo Uontraol, They era to be marked on the ontsldo." Tender for Opaki Contract." anil ad are sed to the Hon, the Minister for Public Works. , Telegraphio tenders, similarly addres sed and marked, will be received if presented at mr Telegraph Offloe by noon of tho same date, provided that tenders as above are lodged at any Dlstrlot or Kesldont Engineer's Offloe by the same hour. Drawings, specifications,, and general conditions may be seen at this office, at tha Pnblio Works Offloes', Auokland, Wnnga nul. Ohrlstohuroh. Dunedin, and Inveroarglll, at tho Warden's Offlce, Grahsmstovrn, and Sta tlonmastor's Offloe, Masterton. The lowest or any tender not neoe.»ully aooepted. By command. JOHN BLACKKTT. Engineer in Charge, North Island. AIKaTO - THAMES RAILWAY, HAMILTON-TE AROHA AND HAMILTON CAMBRIDGE SECTIONS. 20,000 kauri: oiTtotara SLEEPERS. Public Works Offlce, Wellington, 2nd February, 11583. TENDERS will be received at this Offlce until NOON on FRIDAY, the 9th March, 1883, for the above Contract. Thoy are to be marked |on the outside," Tender for Sleepers," and ad dressed to the Hon. the Minister for Public Works. Telegraphio tenders, similarly ad dressed and marked, will be received if pre sented at any Telegraph Offlce by NOON ol! the same date, provided that tenders as above are lodged at any District or Resident Engineer's Offlco by the same hour. Specifications and general conditions may be seen at this offloe; at the Publio Works Offices. Auckland and Wan ganni; at the Railway Stations, New Plymouth, Napier; and Foxton; and at the Warden's Offlce, Grahamstown. Tho lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By command. JOHN BLACKETT, Engineer in Charge, North Island. T7"AIHO VALLEY RAILWAY. No. 1 CONTRACT. WHARF AND FORMATION, &0. Tonders will bo received until the Bth March noxt ensuing, for tho above-named Contract addressed to the Kaihu Valley Railway Com pany (Limited), 19, Queen -street, AucWand whero plans, drawings, conditions, and specifi cations may bo seen. H. MORTON WILLIAMS, Engineer. Auokland, January 15,1883. TTAIHU VALLEY RAILWAY, CONTRACT FOR ERECTION OF STATION MASTER'S HOUSE AT DARGAVILIjE. • Tenders wilt tie received until the Bth March r_ xysr _Mfii ,Qve«eaitßfiW-s^Bp6. Limited), 19, Queen-street, Auokland, where plans, &0., may be seen. ..,.,- MORTON WILLIAMS, Engineor. Anokland, January 15,1883. Goldmininer Nottces. TVTEW CORBY GOLD MIRING COM- J3l PANY (LIMITED). The Directors of the above Company have doolded before going to the Pnblio to offer the 8003 Unallotted Shares to Shareholders in the Corby Gold Mining Company (Limited), on Bame terms as paid by Promoters, viz., Two Shillings and Stapenee (2s 63) per Share. Applications for shares will be reoeived by A. Sannders, Esq., Exchange, or at Company s offloe, Shortland-street. np to 26th inst,, when the list wltt be closed. R Secretary. Auokland. Bth February, 1883. j Drapery, &c. A« JjIWABURY & Co.'S NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS I KEW GOODS I NIEW GOODS I WE ARE NOW SHOWING OUR FimjT SHIPMENT OF Spring and Summer dress goods, MILLINERY,, JACKETS, MANTLES ULSTERS, &0, WE HAVE THE LARGSST AND BEST BKLKOTED BTOOK Off MILLINERY IN MILLINERY MILLINERY 1M _ Ilm MILLINERY MILLINERY AWOKUHD. MILLINERY *-.*• —You are— —respeotfully— -Invited to visit— —Our Establishment— —before making— —your Pur— —chases.— —•*■*•- DRESSMAKING ON THE PREMISES. COSTUMES MADE ON TWENTY FOUR HOURS' NOTICE. a |IN ABURY & r*» O. 31)1 X 308 QUEKN-ST EKT Christmas. & Hew Yea b william rattray Begs to inform those re .airing ristnms an Now Year Presents, that ho has a SPLENDID STOCK OF DRAPERY SILKS . MERCERY DRKSSE! CLOTHING BATIN3 MANTLEB COSTUMEB MILLINERY „„_„„_._ RIBBONS HOSIER! ' LACKS 6LOJ_? B BOARF3 MITTS M&N-S AND BOYS CLOTHING, SHIRTS AND HATS< The Goods :ce of the Best Quality, have bee 1 Bought Cheap, and will be Sold Cheap, at c WILLIAM J£.ATTBAYI J CENTRAL DRAPERY WAREHOUSE 178, 180, & 162, QUEEN-STREKI, AUOKLAN



Public Notices. \ RCH HILL HIGHWAY DISTRICI N O T I C E. ) The Valuation Roll for tho threo ensuin .?ff'/^". me vncVi*f } .of A Pril. 1883, and ending 3lßt of March, 1886, is now on view at M Jouning*s Butcher's Shop, during busines hours. MANFIELD BAKER, Chairman. !D C A v— L l ° N * r. settlementof aocnonts between thi ' 8 Proprletora tf •** Ihe B»y of Plenty Times " anr ,*" the undersigned, persons who have oontractec a liabilities with 'The Bay of Plenty rimes' ,- prior to Saturday, January 27, are requested t( '" I withhold payment of the same, ■ B. M. EDGOUMBH*. '• Tanrarga, Feb. 10.1883. i, -1-,/ AIUKU AND ONEHUNGA TT STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY 3 (LIMITED). j NOTICE. I Mr A. Cunningham having ceased to bo Agent for this Company, the Registered Offlce has been REMOVED from Princess-street, Onehunga, to Waiuku. J. BARR BROWN, ) __ Chairman. . Wamkn, January 31st, 1883. "Q H E~"R R I E S." 1 T OOK out for the Artillery Band Moon- JL. light Excursion on Monday night. RATEPAYERS I Appeal I against ex oesUve valuations. Kemember I Thurs day. Febraary 15th, last day.—T. B. Hannaford, will fill up and lodga objections. Forms for salo MRS COSTER'S Address is Wellesley „, .. street W„ opposite tho Opera House. Feathers Dyed in all the newest shades. A nice assortment of Ladies' Caps just received. RATS !—When do rats cease to be rats ? After a hearty meal off Shabland's Pdosphob Paste (they are then corpses) I— Sold by SHARLAND & CO,, Shortland-street, for Is. a pot. €IAUTION.1 AUTION. —Persons using our name to I sell Machines will be prosecuted.—D. S. Chambers, Wholesale and Retail Maohtne Depot. 70. Queen-street. RAGS. RAGS. —The Auckland Rag Company, top ot Lower Durham-street, is preoared to give the highest price for first olns!) Rugs; also, is a oash purohaser at highest rates of all old tanvas and Rope. JW" O T I C ~E, Imponnded ta Remuora Publio Pound (by Ranger, on 10th February, 1883, for Trespass on Bonds, One Tree Hill. One Yellow and White COW: no visible brands. If not claimed wi'l be sold on the 21th instant. WM. DENNJSON. Wo February. 1883. *™****«> !• OIBBIN AND .DROWN, COMMERCIAL & GENERAL PRINTERS, 65, QUEEN-ST., AUCKXAND, i . Three Doors above Waitemata Hotei. THOS. SIBBIN and CHAS. BROWN have the honour to intimate that they have entered ioto partnership, as Commercial and * General Printers, and have opened business at ihom^ dress above. In respectfully soliciting a Bhare of your favours, we would assure you that no effort will be spared upon our part to execute your orders with Neatness, Accuracy, Promptitude, and Economy. As regards the first three essentials, we have only to state that we were both trained by the late Mr William Atkin, of High-street, in his well-known habits of punctuality and general excellenoo of work. Our expenses are very light, and of this we shall give our customers tho advantage, making our prices as low as possible. Any work of a private or secret character may bo entrusted to'S.&B. with perfect confi dence, as nore but themselves are engaged in its production. ""DUY YOUR OWN CHERRIES." 4-* ldl l 0 *10.000 LENT on Building "*s& JL " F g oolety principles, or on other terms to snlt borrowers. Allotments bought and House m built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See Jbist of Properties for sale on 4th page. Six por cent, allowed on money deposited for Investment.— O. Williamson*. Land, Estate, and Financial Ages and Valuator.' 3. Vnloan Lane. Wm. McArthur & (Jo., AOOKLAND. TO DEALERS IN FANCY GOODS, EARTHENWARE, CHINA AND GLA AND GENERAL STOREKEEPERS Plain and Fancy Stationery Perfumery and Toilet Soapi Brnshware and Combs Table and Pocket Cntlery E.P. and B.M. Goods Iron Bedsteads Mlrrorc and Fanoy Furniture Clocks. Watches, and Jewellery Tobacco, Cigars, and Pipes Musical Instruments Earthenware, China, and Glass Vases, Flower-stands, &c i '/ Parian Ware, Pictures Purses, Hand Bags, and Baskets Orloketlng Appointments Lawn Tennis and Badminton Archery and Cronuet . . Ind*rar.fl«_n_tf_jr_t__-jaui NOVELTIES FOR. CHRiaXMAS, TOURISTS AND OTHERS TO v ROTOMAHANA HUT 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 the Auckland Agency for LAKE HOUSE, ROTORUA, National Insurance Buildings, *. : 83, Queen-street. Auokland, January 30,1883. Te & J±. V OOK E, 44 AND 46, VIOTOEIA-STEEET, Beg to draw the attention of Ladles and Gentle men furnishing to thpir LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK of ■pURNITURE, comprising Drawing and Dining-room Suites, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Wardrobes with glass panels. Sideboards, Cheffoniera, HaU Tables and Hatstands, Offlco Tables, Chimney and Toilet Glasses, Dining Tables, Cane Chairs in great variety. Toiletware, Drawers, Wash stands, &c„ &c. /.ARPETS, inoluding Brussels, Tapestry, Kidderminster, and Felt Carpets, Hearthrugs, Coir and China Mattings, Stair Carpets, Linoleum, Floorcloth, Door Mate Wool Mats, Bed-room Rugs,* &o. ■OEDDING of all kinds and of tho best quality. Hair, Wdol, Flock, Cocoa Fibre, and Flax Mattresses, Spring Mattresses, inoluding the Patent Wire Wove Mattress; Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; Kapok Bods, Bolsters and Pillows, and Pal-. llasses. T. & H. COOKE, U AND 48, VICTORIA-STREET. [Factory, Elliott-street.] ILEAS, and other Insect Pests, flee J before SEGRETTI'S INSECT POWDER, the most effeative known. Prico, is. 6d. a tin.— Colonial Agents: SHARLAND & CO., opposite Post-offlce. "pHERRIES AT. PONSONBY." hi BU 1 T SE A 3-0 »! PATENT PEBERVINB AND JAM JARS. We have now on hand a large stook of the above celebrated Patent Top Jars, ta sizes suit able for Preserving Fruits, Pickles, and Jams, also our stock of the Preserving Sugar whioh has proved suoh a sucoßes during the last two years. We expect a good sunply of fruit during the season, and shall be glad to supply same at lowest prices. Preserving Tina and Wax kept in stook. Splendid Assortment of Grooorles. Coffees fresh roasted aad ground daily on the premisesi-TAYUIR & ENTRIOAN, late C. Major. Wellesley-streeV opposite Baptist Chapel. Drapery. Sale of Drapery, ' AT lT« M 6 Master's, Queen Street, IT Is now many years sinoe T.M. held t Clearing Bale, as he Is unwilling to advertlsi suoh without making Substantial Keduotione. 3 The Object of this Sale is— Ist. To dear ont a lot of surplus stook-some ot whioh Is tossed and out of season whleh will be almost given away. 2nd. To lessen his regalar stook—npon whiok ? liberal reductions will be made-ta ordei to make room for a large lot of new goode now on the way from London. This Is a ohanoe seldom to be met with to securing Bargains In Drapery. For Price List, see olroular, or call and sea thi n stook, Sale to Commence on g MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13. f. I ■ -T. M'jf ASTER, 252 QOEEN-ST,, Opposite the MAbki?



SS3B^SBS£*SSB£Si!!B!S!*S?BBB^^M»»Mi«* Personal. ~_ ._^_____ ________ MR, PERCY J£NKINS.-P..ase call V ' oses MeßSrs Partridge and Wo.llams at - af* g I . | .Lost and-Founa. 13 T OST, between St. George's and Judge's ■J-TT Ba? B' a GoW Peorl Hoop Ring.-Slnder will .eoelva a reward on delivery of same to Mr - -Eohn, Qaeen-street. LOST, at North Shore, Parcel containing o ~„,,- boys .00t3 and night-shirt-Apply O.A-' I Williamson, Land Agent, Vulcan Lanei A. •*■ T/_i T* fr,m the bargo Pakapaka, ir. . i.jJSlll'l S* y' „a dfn^' blao^ bottom- • ?„f„?„ a,? aPakeP*k<, ootona;ei*-n,--£lreward{_t retnrntngsame to the barge. -™""1" » . Jj^J_ t WO .wmte Ba«n Fans, between -■ ■F°S;^; in, Grey-street, a Cheque on ; "ITIOUND, an Irish Setter Slut. Will bi «b. I .!2 ld, to» lia? erpell,eß,*tßOtoW 'n«4 before toe Mth taßtant. -Apply Cmickshank, Mm_| STRA7EDn7t-rMr"^.'"GrabMrßfh February, a money-coloured Gelding,-If not olalmed within 11 days will be sold to defray expenses. * Corporation Notices. - '*i^^^^llS?: *' '. ■QIIY OF AUGKLA NP. TEN (£10) POUNDS KB!WARD. . . The City CounoU will pay the above reward --■' to any person giving such information as will 15?,,, t0 'ac conviction of any person or persons _? m,.K .P y Description of Cattle, Creator "->■'"" BmaU, wlthm the prooinots ot the City of Auok- • land. Licensed Slaughtermen being convicted for such offence will forfeit their Übense. P. A. FBIGIP'S, Town Clerk. "" Town Clerk's Offloe. February 2,1853. OF PARNELL.. ' TAKE NOTICE. . , ■" , -The Valuation List for the Blirough of Parnell. District, for the year 1883-i, is Now Open for Inspection at tho Borough Counoll Offlce, Mann kau Ko»d. All oblootlons there to must be left at the plaoe of the sitting of the Assessment Court '" —viz., the said offloe—en or belbra the 15th day of February next, addressod to the Assessment Court; and a Copy of every such Objection must be left at tho said offlce not less than seven daiß before the next sitting of the esld Court, Dated 17th January, 1883. S. REYNOLDS. Town Clerk. Licensing momces. "rpE LICENSING ACT, 1881." DISTRICT OF KARAKA. ' ** ELECTION OF COMMITTEEMEN. J. hereby, in accordance wjtti. the "Licensing Act, 1881," and tho Regulation of " Local Elec tions Act, 1876," notify that the undermentioned persons have been nominated for the offlce of Members of tho Licensing Committee for the . Districtabove-named :— Jacob Henry Wright George Russell Thomas Wilkinson ...., ... ~ Luke Wilson, and ' - Robert F. AVebster. And as ,the number of persons nominated lp), does not exceed the number of offices to be filled. Thereby declare them duly elected. WILLIAM MORROW,:. .'.{ AA Returning Officer. ' ■'*"'■ Pukekoke, February 10,1883. . '••• . . Auctions. TO-MORROW, - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, At 11 o'clock, FRUIT. FRUIT. FRUIT. FfiUIIY TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, AT ARTH UR'S MAX T, TO-MORROW. AT 11 O'CLOCK A.M. 1 ilft CASES NELSON APPLEIs, J_ \9 \f PLUMS. AND lIAMSONS 80 esses Sydney Apples ■'■■. Auckland Grown Applesi * : Pears. Peaohos. Plums, Damsons &c.,' '&c, &6. . j— TO^MORRCTW at. I^o^lockT To Boot and Shoe Importers and Others.' '\ .'■"'. " BOOT LINING DRILLS. ELASTIC~WEB. ' GABRIEL LEWIS '' HAS received instructions to sell at hla. --■'"*•> Rooms (opposite Thornton. Smith and \i Firth's Mills), Lower Queen-street, to-morrow at n o'clock, ;..,;*, 3 Cases Boot Drills 2 Oases Super Elastic Webb. ';':..' Terms afrSale. ;. - r_ yA THURSDAY; FEBRUARY 15. . ExSamMendo, * *• • ' alack and Gold Girandole, do with Shelves * * Brackets ,'. > ■■ Estage.e Painted Jfanels '_• Whatnots, Drawing-room-Suite. C GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instrnctions to jell, at his - rooms (opposite Messrs Thornton, Smith . and Firth's Mills), Lower Queen-Btreet, on the .*'' \) above date, at 11 o'olook. , iA Email Consignment of above Choioe Goods. ( ~ .. For Positive Sale. .' . . Without Reserve, '' ' ,"" ,-■ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19. "" * : .TRADE SALE i' : ■ .V';; .■ a: of '',;■': '. : '.;.,,.:: "'"' '. Price and Company's, Gosiiell's, and other ...Makers'"'' y '■'rA'A: '■'■ PERFUMERY. ' ."- GABRIEL LEWIS VITILL Sell, on the above date, * 3Q OABBS OF ABOVE. —— - Particulars in future Issue, -r— -**. -. ; /, ~ B, COCHRANE.] [JAMES DACBE j. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20. WALNUT FIASHJtoRTE, drawing-room- suite, " dining-room suite, wardrobe, household furniture, iron safe. at mount eden. THE Subscribers have received instruc. tlons from Mr Ross to sell, at his reaMm... Mount Eden (lately Mr Beetb*,mW7on'Tuo-dSr 20th February, at U o'clock, v"me'-on J- n OM«Jr, l» fcTHB WHOLE OF Hf'3 SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FORNIrURE,MS^Ung of-Walnut Drawing-itiom Bn_to7BrS. sells Carpets. Fender and Iwm, P offi ■ glocks; Walnut Planotorte, by OhAUe?- Stool, Gitt Mirror. Vases, Coal SentUe, Lustres, Handsome Inlsild Walnut Table. Whatnot, Occasional Tables, Carved Brackets, Mahogaay Tables, HaU Chairs: Mahogany^Dinlng-raoin Saite, Leather Covered; Figures, Broizas, Dining Table., it China Tea Berviee, Tea and Coffee Set- ' Glassware, Cntlery, Flatedware. Lamps. »>'.. Conoh, Chairs, Itooklng Chair, Iron Bid- Bteads, Paillasses, Hair Mattrasses, Cots, Cedar Wardrobe, Mahogany Dressing Table and Mirror. Mahogany Marble-top > i Washstand, Toilet Sets, Chests Drawers, Mirrors, Washstsnds, Bath, Kltohen Utensils, Safe, Ladder, .fee. - . ' IRON FIRE-PROOF SAFit, by Perry COPYING PRESS I SAMUEL COCHRAWE He SON, 9 Auctloneerß. THURSDAY, 22ND, NOON. ; >| HOBSON-STREET. :" , GOOD BUSINESS STAND-SHOP AND : ' DWELLING. TO BE SOLdIbY AUCTION. _ : . K.'ARTHifTR '.' V,. :■ HAS been favoured with instructions „ ~„ m the proprietor toi sell by auction, at 0 his Estato.Land, and Houso Sale-rooms^ Queen- '-!■.■'< street, on Thursday, 22nd, at 12 o'clock noon, THAT WELIrSITUATED SHOP AND DWELLING in Hobson-street, mime- * . diately opposite its function with Wei- , ; llngton-street; a fine, open, bold, and .* ,: healthy position, in a leading and fast rising thoroughfare,, only second to * Queen-streot. ■ ..... -.--», Immediate possession. Terms easy,-! «*• (Continued orAFoiitth Page.) ' _ ■ "" ; A-'-.; yA ". -'>'