i ff!^ the comidiratioa »f the note bad l)ecn given, ior #'B.muß ask, whereat wit »or d „ ,Sy Pleased. It was net Desa, Tilt he was goioß to defeat his object li!:elyth ,P CS 3ary explanations, for ho nad hy unnecessary lv ou< . q£ th(jfe known greatldim ™ / he got the money he matterSl vnnr/the steamer and went away, went on board the «ea heard jhaHhi VheB W b*Thononred. Buckland note had been' j 9 wit >j him had ""A aakld him in the Star Hotel lately, and hart wkca the mattCTi •hat ha would lake to 1 had Witness told B» ' d ferred him passed beyondhi I»^> hnd SkW ioKamnsorhissoi^ he an him 88 W« man and would pay if he were h°?ru that hS had £15,0C3 if he could not b u L i*• and that if the case went ? ni y rn nnrt and he won it, he would give Into CM& aw £100 for himself, last witness £50 or *i Star &ft to met BacUaKd. who told him that ?°w made it his special business to come he had made »v j^ agcDrtained that "less wason his way to the witness • , k ed if he might accom- OMDdeotal and aJ«* ~« F'nms on to-morrow and that I m a cue comes on edcd t0 the Occi iSandhad drinks there, after which Hind took him into the passage noht him by the coat and whispered nfear "Billy, HI have lota of money SfiflenmonthV1 and then, stamping bis ?.?«Traee » yon know I'm an honour b man'fnd that 1 would pay you If it l, e not for Mr Owens. I'm clinched up, » «n that I cannot move, but, if I win SST.iStoS.oC I'll sivo sou £50 for fouiself." That was all that passed beK eMrS«th: He had known Barnus for some time, but bad never had any bets With him He had been told that he did taEwsM a bookmaker, hut witness had never eeea him open hw mouth id the MdSnR paddock: ile did not hear any of the bookmakers say that it was a shame to tet withßuckland, as he had to be earned off drunk. He did not see him diking to Snyder aud Drake, but after ward, he came to witness and said, We* ton, you're the only man tbat I have bets with," took his arm. and walked with him about the course. Ho disputed wafers with other beokmakors, and said tUat those he had with witness weie genuine. He (witness) positively denied thai ho was in Bamns1 comply during the three days of the racing: indeed he was less in-his com pany than in that of any other man Se expected that Buckknd would put in an appearance, as he wa» a good mark, but he did not remember whether or not there wfls a stir amongst the bookmakers at his absence. He did not lomember having heard when he met Buckland on the Wai wera steamer that he had been rayins: his bate with bills. He expected cash, as Mr Buckland was said to be >e.y rich. When he went out to BucJdanda house witness had the p.omissory note w his pocket, and he might have tilled up a portion of it in town, paving heard ih£ Auckland was paying with bills. It was eioned by Buckland. in hia own house at Manga'*? and DOt at the Albert Hotel. It might ba that be found that U» words •'Bank of Kew Zealand"had beenomitUd, and that he had to go out aßain to Man garie to have them filled in. He had no clear recollection of the matter, and therefore he was not going .two or three years for perjury by answering po^tively '•Yes "or " No." He did not k«ep a person to follow him about with a book m order to note down aU he did. He dtd S .ye England's telegram to hainu3_ in order to convince him that the signa ture was eorrect;\and' for the sume pnrpose he Bhewed him the letter. He moke to Kamus about the bill, knowing him to be one of the chosen race-by which he meant the race of bookmakers. Luck land had been .following him about the matter, aiid offevina to give him £50 or £100 if he would settle it. Ho had told him that he was foolish and ran the chance of bsing posted throughout Aautialia as a defaulter. • Samuel Kamus, the plaintiff, deposed that the P.M. produced .was first seen by him on the 2Cth January, 1882, when lie was asked to purchase it by the last wit- v ness. 'Xhey were then in Queen-street^ a the "comer of Vulcan tane, Poole being present also. The time was between^ 10 and 11 in the morning. He was passing alone the street, when Webster stopped him and said, " Kamus, I have got some thing here that will suit you, and if we en arrangeinatters, I think you can make a few pounds out of it." He was accustomed to discount bills, execute commissions, be. aides being a bookmaker. Weston then produced the bill, and in answer to wit ness's question as to what be wanted, Weston said he would take £200 for it. An he was not ac auainted with Bnckland's signatnre he Lk it to Mr Fisher, the butcher, and asked his opinion as to buying it, and if he Knew the signatnre. Fisher said that he thought the bill a very good one, and wit ness then asked if he could be accommo dated with a few pounds, as he had just built a house in Graf ton Road, Fisher said that he would ac commodate him with any amount he liked, and be thercforo went back to Weaton, and told him thathe ■would buy the bill writ not at his price. Be offered him £180, and ofter some dis- CMBion, Weston consented to take £181, whereupon witness returned to Fisher and got from him a cheque to that amount. Weston, however, wanted cash, and wit ness therefore got the cheque cashed at the bank, and gave the money to WestDn aod received from Mm the note. He wa3 not sure whether the money was paid over in Queen street or in the Occidental, but Weston endorsed the note in the latter place. He did not know for what consideration the note bad been given, and he certainly did not know that it was for a gaming debt, be bad had no prior transaction with Weston. Did not know what his bets wer6, Did not know that James Buck land was making be.s at the races at the Summer meeting of 1881-82, and did not, at that time, make auy bets himself, it was not the rule for bookmakers to take anything but fiath in payment ot beis! Weatofl did telrhiin of a telrgram that he had which would prove the genuineness of Buokland's signature, and he believed that the one produced was sent to him by Webster from Wellington. About four months ago, he met Mr Buckland one even ing In Vulcan lane, when the latter said to him that he was very sorry to have to fight -witness, but that he would give him £200 if he would drop the matter.. Witness de clined, saying that he wanted fes money. They then had drmks tegether. On a subsequent occasion he met Buckland h the pre'ence of Messrs Poole and C&irns, when Buckland told him that he would pay the bill in a moment if he could. Witness told him it was not honourable conduct on his part not to meet the bill after he had paid away money on it, and ■he fur- C told him that he bad heard that he (Buckland) was not denying that either the bill or the ■ ■ algoatwe were hi,. Buckland. replied that it was a lie. The bill, however, had never been met, and he had never received any pay menVin respect of it. When he took the bill from Weston, the-latter told hmi that he had a telegram from Buckland contain; ing the words " Anywhere but the office, but witness did not know what they went, and he did not remember asking % Weaton what they meant. Weston might i have explained that the words Meant not to take the bill to Mr Buckland s office but he rather thought tbat he did not tell him, ar he (Weston) was in a great hun y to go. • ■ ■ (Loft sitting.)

A young man named Henry Donnelly was committed to the Lunatic Asylum this afternoon on the certificates of Dm. Walker aad Wright.

At the Police Court to-morrow a.nwn named J. Barron will be charged with tne larceny of a quantity of gum, the property of G. B. tfeynolda.

Detective Stra'hea n to-day arrested a womea named Mary Ureal. on a eturge ot stealing a quantity of flannel, the property tfC.Asnton.

The Arbitration Court, to decide tbe r..-differences between the City Council and tae late Poosonby Highway Board, re the ..Besets and liabilities of the Ponaonby High i way District, sat this morning before Mr ■- fitzgetald, Auditor-General. The Town Cleik, and Mr Cotter, City Solicitor, the city, and Mr Alexander and Mr Field, Chairmen, of the late Board, Appeared for Ponsoaby. Mr Fitzgerald .gave bis- award, which will be submitted to the Council at its next meeting. We JWde'ritand that the decmon is not favour sle to the city.

On 'Change to-.dav the sales were:— Babk of Kew Zealand, £23 5s to £23 7s Cd; Union-SasU'and Toor, £3 iSs; NewZea ' «n 4 Loan aad Mercantile, £6 5s ; Core J»andel steam., 16s 6d: jQaeen of Beauty, |5s (o 25s 3d: ditto (contributing), 22s to 21a . ¥\ Deep Level Crosß, 5s 63. to 53 9d $ Im- Pj"al, 52s 6d to 535; Seymour, 2s 5 j W.aw . wnukaU; 2s 9d, • •

SPORTING NEWS.

Wellington Races.

(PE.I PRKSS ASSOCIATION.)

Ysstkrday'3 events comprised two hack races, the first of which was won by Kshuterft, and the other by Grey Douglas. In the Selling Race only three started, and these finished in the following order: — Amulet, 1; Dioama, 2; Hipporina, 3. The chance of the latter was spoiled by his " bolting " on three separate occasions, and the race win started us he was making his third round of the course.

To-day's Racing.

The weight's and acceptances for the second day's sports are as follows:— Hail way Plate : Mischief, 9at 91bs; Tasman, i Sat lOlbs; Poet, B=t ; Amulet, 7st Gibs j Hippodamin, 7st 4lbs; Pawa, Git 71bs, Hutc Park Stake* : Mischief, 9it 71bs; Tasman, Bat 81bs ; Minerva, 7st Blbs ; Hip podamia, 7st 21bs; Parera, 6>t 2lbi. durdle Handicap : Clarence, 12st lOlbs ; New Yenr, lOst 4lbs. Kacing Club Handi cap : Tasraan, Bst lOlbs; Louie, Bsi 7lbs ; Poet, Bit 3lbs. RAILWAY STAKES. Mischief 1 Poet 2 Pawa ■■• 3 Tasmau aud Bippokatuia wero scratched, Amulet bolted beforo the start, and Poet jumpfd off with a lead, which he held to the straight, when he was challenged by Mischief. A splendid race ensued, Mis chief winning by a neck from Poot. Pawa, who fcad a bad start, was several lengths behind. Timu, lmin. 18stCi>. HTjfff Park Spbino Stakes. Tasuian 1 Hippoiamia 2 Mischief 3

Another Accident to a Eider. Hurdles.

Sew Year 1 Clarence fell at the last hurdle. Lunn, the rider of Clarence, is believed to be hart badly Dr. Diver is attending to him.

New Racing Club.

TIMARU, Thursday.

At a well-attended meetin™ to-night, it was resolved to form auother racing club fur the district, to be called the Timaru Tradesmen's Kacing Club. Its objeots are to give moie encouragement to district horses, and it is in no way antagonistic to the present South Canterbury Jockey Club.; ___

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

(rstjter's telegrams,)

(Received February 2, 2.40 p.m.)

SEKI JUS ILLNEfS OF PKINCE BISMARCK.

BERLIN, February 1, Princo Bismaick is confined to bed through illness, aud his state of health gives causjj for anxiety. THE ANTI-BONAI'ARTIST ME -.SORES IN IRANCtf. PaRIS, February I. The Bonapaitist Bill was again Junder consideration in the Chamber of Deputies to-day. After a long debate the House by a larj;o s majority, to the compromise very recently effected between the Government and com mittee appointed t» consider the Bill; and a discuaion will now take place upon the amended clause whicn provides for the cashiering of Bonapartists princes from the army, their interdiction from public funCi tions, and their expulsion from France at the discretion of the Government.

WESLEYAN CONFERENCE

Evening Session.

Last night a special session was held in the Pitt-street Church in order to consider the state of religion in the Chuiches. The Secretary (Rev. H. Bull) read the statistics showing an increase during the past year of 4 churches, 11 Sunday-school teachers, 19 local praachers, 669 members, 1674 f unday-scholars, and 2600 attendants on public worship. After remarks had been made by a number of Clergymen, the Conference passed the fol lowing resolutions on Methodist Union:—"l; That in view of the rapid growth of thia colony, the spiritual needs of the numerous centres of population, and the economy of men and means obtainable by an amalgamation ot the various Methodist Churches now at work therein, this Con ference is of opinion that a union ia highly desirable. 2. That a committee of six per sons b» appointed to confer with any com mittees appointed by the Primitive Metho dist Church district meeting, the district meeting of the United Meihodist Free Church, and tbe Bible Christian Church, such general committee to meet during tbe year,- and consider the- basis on which a Union may be effected, their report to be submitted to the next district meeting aud the Confeience of 1884. 3. That the rev. J. Crump be appointed convener of the committee,, with power to fis the time and place of meeting, efter conferring with the representatives of the committee appointed by the other churches named."

Morning Sk-fion,

After the usual devotional exercises prayer being offered by Bey. W. C. Oliver and Mr Ashby—the daily record was read, and the Conference proceeded to the con sideration of the appointments for Sunday next —Mr Brown (Lyttelion) then proceeded to move his motion that he had previously given notice of, " 1 hat it be an instruction to superintendents of circuits and Sunday school superintendents to endeavour to pro mote a deeper interest in the Home Mission Fund by the Hunday-school scholars of the colony." — The secretary seconded the motion pro forma, and intimated that this wa9 alieady provided for, as setn in panted minates,—A conversation ensued, in which Messrs Welsman, Moxham, and others took pa t.— Mr JKrown's motion was carried.— I jar ABhby'a motion for the reconsideration of the Home Mission estimates was lost.— The Secretary moved that the President himself present the address to the Gover nor that had been prepared by the com mittee. This was carried unanimously.— Mr Jones (Waugaoui) submitted a motion re the Children's Fund, but it was ruled out of order, the General Conference alone having legialatire powers.— Tne balance sheet of the Children's Fund was then passed, on the motion of .Rev. A. Keid.— The Eev. A, Keid took the opportunity, in reply to Mr Jones, of Wanganuij of explaining the admirable principles on which the. Cbildrea's Fund was based. The ex-president and Messrs Moscham, Bycroft, and flshby joined in the discussion on the merits of this one of the leading and most equitable features of Methodism. It was lesolved, on the motion of Rev. J. Berry, seconded by Mr Thome, " J'bat the Conoexlonal Treasurera, Rev. A. Reid and T. Buddie, Esq., be a committee to draftand circulate a pamphlet, explanatory of the leading features of the Connexional Fund, in order that our con gregations may be better informed on this subject. The printed regulations of the Fund were then read by Rev. a. Reid and passed. The balance-sheet of the Super numeral y Fund was then read and passed. , It was tnen resolved on the motion of Mr j Thome, seconded by Mr Moscham, that the thanks of the Conference are due, and are hereby presented, to the Key. A. Reid, and T. Buddie, JSsq,, tbe treasurers of the' Connexional Fund. The balanes-sheets o! the Higher Education Trust, and Three King's Institution, were read, adopted, and passed. The ba!ance-9beels of Auckland College, the Mission Pro perty Trusts, and Grey , Institute, were wad, adopted, and passed. It was explained by the Bey. W. «F. Wil liams that a temporary concession]? ad been made to the tenant,of the Kai Iwi estate on account of exceptional circumstances by the trustees, and that consequently the income this year would'be £128 against %< 65 last year.—The explanation was regarded as satisfactory, and phe balance-sheet was adopted and duly passed. The balance sheet of the Satire and Destitute Children Education Trust was then read and passed after some little discussion on the question, of a Joan that was held by the Hokitika trustees. The balance.oheets of the Nelson Trust, and Canterbury Home Mission In vestment Fund,- were then read and pasatd. .

LATEST

RUSSELL, this day.

The Glonelg sails at 2 p.m. Passengers : —Messrs Houßton, Johnson, Black, White, Salmon, H. Baker, Gum and Mucltutock.

CAMBRIDGE, this day. MEMORIAL AGAINST MR NC'RTH^

CROFT, R.M,

A memorial to the Minister of Justice, adverse to Mr Norlhcroft, K.M., has been prepared, and is now ia course of being signed. Its allegations oie a sense ot in security to the person and propei iy of the inhabitant1", and its conclusions are that, immediate steps be taken for hia removal from the Bench, At the Bitting of the B.M, Court to-day, the Wakatutu perjury case, which had been previously adjourned to enable Mr ftorthcroft to appear on aub pcenu, came up. Mr Northcroft failed to appear. Mr Whitaker, for the prosecution, commented in very strong terms on the discourtesy shown to the Couit by one whose official position |ought to be a guar antee against any eucli breach of judicial administration. He quoted authorities to show that the Bench was justified, if they thought fit, in issuing a warrant for his ap prehension, but lik would leave that for the Bench to deal with, lhe presidium justice ad mitted that Mr Northcroft had been guilty of an act of gross discourtesy, and one which merited severe reprobation, and con sideiod tbat he had shown an exceedingly bad example to the general public. In re« training from issuing a warrant for his ap prehension, they only did so out of regard tor his official position. The Bench ad journed the Court until Tuesday, stating that a wa-raht would then be issued if Mr Northcioft remained contumacious,

NEWPIiYMOUTH, this day. GOVERNMENT ANO THE KAWHIA BLOCK. The Hoa. Mr Biyco left by the Stella this morning for Kawhia, He was accompanied by Messrs Percy Smith, C. W. Hurithouse, and two assistants. Mr Rolleston was on ■oa-d. Sir W. Fox and Mr Davis go to Urtutu on Tuesday to settle native claims in 'hat Dititrie'.

THE AUCKLAJSB E'yJEMmB STAK, FBIDAY. FEBRUARY 8.



THAMES, this day.



SHARHHARKKT, S P.M. — CrOSS, last night, B«'Od. Imperial, last night, 52s ; sellers, 545. Beauty, 25s 6d; tuyere, 255. New Mauukau, 2* Bd. The New Eureka-Otonui today banked OOozs gold from 1651ba stone, valued at £2 10s per oance.



j\n inquiry into the loss of the cutter Ellen, wrecked in the lluuraki Uulf on An hivcrsmy Day, will be held to-morrow be fore H. G. Seth Smith, Esq., R.M., and Captain Frater, nautical assessor. At the meeting of tho Board of Educa cation this afternoon, the proposals of the Grammar School Governors concerning dis trict acholai ships were taken into considera tion. The governors promised to continue to giant free tuition at the Grammar school to all scholars from the district schools who had gained scholarships. They would also give free tuition to the holders of certificates of proficiency, not exceed ing six in each year, to be continued till tho holders reached fifteen years of age. They proposed that competitors for district scholarships should not exceed thirteen years of ago, that the scholarship be tenable uutil the winner reaches the age of fifteen years, and that he should then r>e at libeity to compete for the same number of scholarships held for that yoar f«r two years longer. in the motion of Mr Laishley, and seconded by Mr Luk<>, it was agreed to tike the opinion of the Attorney General as to the proper inter pretation of the clause of the Act bearing on scholarship age?, and Mr Moss gave notice of motion on the same subject for next meeting.



Goodßon,s Arcade. GOODSON'S - London Arcade — GOODSON'S Valentines, and Valentino Presentations in Clooks, Gold and Silver Watches, Chains, Necklets, Lockets, Rings, Suites, Studs, &c, &0., 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: Dinner, Breakfast. Toa, Desaert. Afternoon Tea, and Tollot Sets; Majolica, Torra Cotts, and Moss Goods, Wines and Tumblors, Docantors,watcr Bottles, Vases, Lustres, Eporgnes, Table and Pocket Cutlery. Lamps, Cricket Bats and Ballß, Accordians, Concertinas, Musical Boxes, Orohastranetes, Photogra phic, Scrap and Stamp Al bums, Opera and Field Glasses, Telescopes, • Spectacles, Micros- QO copes, Card Cases, Q i r r i Kammookß, h J tZ 3 Toilet Requist- 6 O O rH g tes.Porfumerv, 2'\X'. S Brushes, Combs, O '{J rr\ a Birthday Cards S u«j UJ- 3 Pictures, Books, and f C» OZ Stationery at Eng- > rr . g lißh Prices, Pur- g <*J OS sea, Ladies' g Q g Bags in Seal, £ 7< Oq Morroco.Plusn 2 JgJ O3 Velvet, k Silk, - M . DrosslngCasos, EG I Work Boxes. | Desks, Jewel and Writ- Ing Cases, Inkstands, Fans, Dolls, Horaeß and Carts, Root ing Horses, Bagatolle Boards, &c. The Is. Counter obtains hundreds of varltics to select from. The Gd. Counter, also the 3d., has on it marvel lous value. Novoltlea always being received, aad obtainablo only at Goodson s LONDON ARCADE, LONDON ARCADE, Auokland, GisDorna, and Thames. London Offloe: 68, St. Mary A*o, Gazette in Bankruptcy TN THE SUPBBME COURT OF AEW A ZEALAND, NORTHBBN DISTHIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditor* Act, 1876." and tte savers! atnendmenti thereto and <.f the Hankuptoy of Antrnaw Ruaa, of H»rnell, Snburbsof Auckland. Carvonttr. Kotioo Is hereby Rlvon »h»t a Bnfilolent nambor ct Creditor* of tho P»irt Andrew Huri! nit hnvlßK atlenred tho Brat mietlng t.f Oredl ora, annotated to be bold at the -uprsmo Com t lonse. Auiklind. on Wednesday, Ihe 3U» d»r of January, 1833. at 11 o'olook in tho forenoon, or»tthßn(ljjurnod meo'.ing iher«of on Thnre day, tho Ist day of February. ISB3. at tbe stms place unrt hour, the Reßiatrar ba'j, In pnunnn c f the 46th Seotlon of "Tie Debtow and Credi tors *0s 1876," appointed Artbur lmntabln Jenr.ett, Biquire, Cortlfloat«d Acoonnttnt in Bankrnntoy. to be Cre'lHora Trusti 3 of «he rro penyof the sild Andrew Rngg. and tbo name Arthur Dunbubln HeDnett Has inttmatod to tbo ltojlstrar. In writing hh accjptanoe ot tho aaltt 'itiatcoshlp ' tiatort thla lot flay of Fabrnary, 1883. G. W. BASLBY. Deputy Registrar. WM. COtVMAW, , Debtor's Bolioitor, Auckland. , IN THK SUPRKME COURT OK NEW ZEALAND, NORTHKRN DISTRICT. IN SANKRUPTOY. In the matter of" The Debtors and Credi tors Act, 1876," and the Acts amending tho same, and of the bankruptoy of Richard Geokgb, of Auok'and, Bnt cher, and latterly an Hotelkeepor. Notice is hereby given that at a Fivst Meeting ef tho Creditors of tho said Richard Goorge, leld at tho Supremo Court Buildings at Auck and, on FRIDAY, the second day of February. 1883, Arthur Dunbebln Bennett, Certificated Accountant in Bankruptoy, was eleoted Credi or'a Trustee of the Estate of tho said Riohard Jeorge, and that the seid Arthur Dunbebln Bennett has intimated to tho Registrar in writing his acceptance of the Baid office. Dated at Auokland, this 2nd day of February, 18S3> G.W.BASLKY. . Deputy Registrar. Wm. Coleman, Queen-street, Solicitor for the Dobtor. IN THE SUFREMK COURT OF NEW 55BALAND, NORTHKrtN DJ3TMOT. IN BANKftUPTCY. Anrt In the matter of "The Debtors and Cre ditors Act, 1876," and the amendments thereto, and ot KioiltßD Colls Jobd N. of Tanranga. Settler. 1 his Is to notify that tho s.boTe-n»tned Dobtor has this day filed a strtemont thai he is unable w meet his engagement! with his Oraoitow. The first meatlnit of creditors will be hem at the Supreme Courthouse, Auoklcnd _on FRIDAY, the ninth day of Febiuary, 1!=83, at twelve o'olook in the forenoon. Dated thla lat day of F«bl^ ar' BA ß s ' L j;y i ' Deputy Regiatrar. J, II SP»BD, r Debtor's fiolloltor. , IV THB SUPREME COURT OF NFW ZBALAND. NOBTHKRN DISTRICT. Hi BANKRUPTCY. And In tho matte* ot v The Debtora sno Oceaitorß " Aot 1876." ana the amendments thereof, and ofiHENaY Mathabd. Painter, a Debtor. Thii la to notify that the above-named debtor baa thli day filed a statement that he Ir amble tomeethiß engagement with hia crodltora.^ I'he flrat meetino of Oredltors will be held at the Bnpreme Oourrtouse, Antfiland, on ITKIDAY. thel9th day ot February, 1«83, at the hour of eleven o'olook In the f.renoon. ' ' ' Dated at AnoUaed. thla Is* day of February, Mf 883* . G. W. BASLBY. . 21 ' Deputy Registrar. 1 3, M. BPBED, Debtor's Solid tor.



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WANTbD, a Feeder for a Wharfdale Maohlao. — Apply at once to bTAB Offloa. \]Lf ANTED, a useful Girl, 12 or H years Tt old, tor ohlldron, fco.j gcad wbrsb given.—Apply. Pitnl Mogenzlo. Hoolcr Noolf. jiNUED, 1 AB for Barque Antares. Apply on board. \f ANTED, a goodstoady Girl as Nurse, ' whore a general servant is kept. Re fi ioneos requirod.-Apply to Mra Ross, North irfuoro, before 11 a.m., or after 6 p.m. :gf? ANTED, two young Men a» Boarder " v in a quiot family.—Address Mrs Lums ilon, Wellealny-Btreot. fourdoora from Nelaon-st. ANT ED, a Boy to carry out Groceries; one that can rido.-Apply to Alfred Tyer, Upper Symonds-Btreet. ANTED, a Groom.—Apply to J. Bainbridge, Haokott-strcot, Ponaonby, or at tho 'Bun, at Union Bank. >,;.. ANTED, a respectable Girl as Gene * ral Servant. — Mia Catvtr, Qlaaetone Road, Conquest Pluoa. Parnell. ____ WAITED, a reipeetable Girl to make herself umfui, about M vests of, nue — 'Apply Mra deal Karangahape Road, Kear the Wlndmli, is,- ANTED a man who will put down v* £JOO to join the advortiser in a very proutablo undertaking; a knowledge of cattle and rearing poultry indisponsiblo.—Apply to A. 8., 90 Hobson-stroot, corner of Cook-Btreet. aStED, a Steady Single Man to driv» | a pair ot] borsaj. — Apply K. StooWoy, ArohJIIU. W" "ANTED, a B«y. -Apply to the Mount Eden Bakery, Mount fiden. «»/ANTED, a good Plain Cook In a Vt prlvato family near town.-Apply for address, this office. i»/ ANTED, a smart active Boy at the Vy London Aioade, ANIED, a Boy. — Apply J, 3, Swlnnerlon. Woodturner, Wjnaham* Bt-onti W~~~AN Ti!D, an Apprentice, aiao a Boy tor the Bhop. - Apply J. WiVianis, Tailor. Vlutuirla-stret. V'ir aNTED, a Strong Active Lad about * IS.-H. P. Gibbons und Co., Hobßon gtreot ______ WANTED, threo Good Jackors and one Good isnllook Driver for buah.— Apply to Rota-art Martin, between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. at Wnitiamata Hotel. ANTKD, a Tidy General Servant.— Apply Mrs Danaher, Uppor Nelson street. ____________________ »«/ ANTuD, a Girl to acsist in House t T wo. fc.—Apply to Mra W. E, Anderson. Chnroh-atret t. North Shore. VJjTaNTED, a smart As-istant Draper v » for the bosl< ry uud fsnor departmentl, — inply to J. Cullon, 250, QuiH,natr«o', Anck land. »a/"ANTICD, immediately, n General VT Servunt.—Mrs Palmer, Carlcton Road. *«. ANTIsD- Go and tee tho Grand Lot V? of Cheap Farnltore at D&mpier'B Hobaon-Btreet 3hoo. IirANTfD, at one*, a Good Second Vt Waiter.-Apply, Albert Hotel. \S' ANTIEP, Engagement as Station Ti Maniigor; largeoiperlenoo) couldisko a Bharo after a time; mlsry for six months nominal; oneu till March Ist. — Address Mnnagar. ofli.no ot tf la pnpor. » V ANTED, a Jfartner for a General ** Store in a rising Township on tho Waimate Plains. Must have experience bo ns to tako wholo charge—For particulars, apply to T. and 8. Morrin and Co. VC7 AnTBD, a General Sermnt; must ■» » bo a good plain cook ; references re quired.— Unil;ed_S_Tico_Uotel. WANTED, a Rood General Servant; references required. — Apply to Mrs Koals, Marino Villa, Parnell. WAN TiOJ~ a~good ueneral Servant ; hit hunt wr-go-.—A ?ply to Mrt Cameron, opposite •■ocl^ty Ha 1. Kouiner*. . . . . WANTED, a good General Servant,— Apcly to Mis ti, J. Yotos, Rutland Hoaao, Parnllll. "ANTED, a Kind Pereou to Adopt a Paby (»oi).-Apply PV. thla offlo*. v«/ a MED, a Boy ; good wages to a ' * smart respoctablo Youth.—Apply at tho Cheap Kurnituro and Bedding Mart, Viotorla street Kast. next tho Public Hot Baths. WAaTJSD, a Girl about 14. - For address apply Mr Aley, Grocer. St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby.1 _Nr»iD, a good Engine Smith and Boilor-maker for WelUngton : stoady •worlc—Apply to' J. Trenwith's Boot Factory, Wakofleln-Btroet^ WANTEDto Bent (Furnished), a Small llooso,—Anply, stating terms, Box 242, Post-offlco. ________________———. \\f aNJED, a isoy who can niiltc ana V 1 mab:e hlmseK «oaer»Ur nioful abont a bouse end tr&raen; a country boy preferred —Apply to Mr J. M. 8hor». Queen-street. ANTED, • Tenant for a Photographic Gallery; best part Ot Qneen-etreet— Apply to Itaa.o PblUlpa. »a/"ANTEP, a good Geoeral Servant, » » Refeirt noes requlr«a.-Apply to Mrs E. Mltohnlson. Lowar Kcinnera, \a/ ANTED, a Good Mau Cook..—Apply V? atPaolflo aotel. \&/ANTKD, a second-hand fifteen or TV flxteentoot Pleasure Boat, without OBttroboaro.—App y to a.. Warbrlok, Taobl and Hoat Builder. Cuntom-boaso-.treet West. AVI'EU KiN»W«-l will give a Kttncnorae Proient to the first cors-n who oan get bitter Plaun Mntio for 4s tban 1 sell at my Hobaon-streev Shop for 6d.-W. B. Uampler. - W "ANTED, for Shop, Butter and Eegs; cash on delivery.—Tremayno, Abor oromblo-Btrect. ' WaMT c.D SKKN -Trie Wrought Iron Safes, tti 10: Al. and £4 lOr.-At Dam plnrV Hobson-atreet Shop. A*, ANTED, tho Tenderers for Stone- VV vja'llng to eoid tbalr tf dress to Mr Brabnz 'n. near Monnc Eden school. ' WANTED, to rent a Horse by the woek.—App!y by letter to JH &t-b cflltyi. _____ W^NTKu BEKN—The tJhesp Lot of Oroeliery just arrived at Datnpler'o Hiib'On-atreot Shop. _ ANTIId, Board and Eesidence in private family by a young gentleman nftt more than tan minutes from Post Office.— Apply H.Z.D.,3TAitOfflco, WANTED, to Dispose of at Patea, a really first-olass Blaoksmith's and Coach-building Establishment (Freehold), doing a flrst-olass business,—For particulars, apply to T. and S. Momin and Co. . .a/A NT ED KNOWN—Valentines, V» Comlo and Small Bentlmontal Kinds, Very Choap wholeßale.-C. Mackay, Bookseller, 11, Grey-street;_ WAMTISD, Eye Doctors and others to rucommend the quality ot my Is SpeotaolO'i. >'o hl«he- prloa at tho Unbton airoet Shop.—W. H. Uampler. _ ANTJr D, £400 to assist a lir«t-cla«s pay Ing business: 15 per oent guaranteed. —AddroßS " jeoarlty," STA"t Offloe. WANTED KNOWN-Tin Kettles, Is Od; Tin Saucepans, from 6d; Enamelled Saucepans, 2u 6d.—At Dampior's Hobson-stroet Bhop. • , \jh ANTED KNOWN—" Correct Tip"- Vt Wq ihave lost reoalvea. ex Weatners fleld and Fainxnoth. la-ge shipmenis, and oan sell yard stuff obeauer than anr other housa in Newton tr out.—J. and W. WlllUma, both Blde3 Karana:ahape Boac. V47 ANTED, Ponsonby Ladies to know » » they oan hayo their Ofyn Materials usedforq.il descriptions of JJillinery,'at mode rate oharge.—Robson's Melbourne House, Eonr gonby. . WAN.'JtsD SKEN—The Fresh Lot of Iron B«dßtffi*B (rloubia.', 30s ; Single do, 18 61; «ion Cot1, 153; at Dampior's Hobsoa- Btreet Shop. WASTED KNUWN-The Latter-day Salnta will Preach In tho Pnbila H»l. Cambrlage, on Sunday next, February I,' 1883, at 3 p.m. The pnblio are ipvitea. No oolleotlon. WANTfcD, by a steady, sober young Man, a Situation in a store or wine pellar.-Apply by letter, J.K., Star Office. WA^TtfD KNOWN—House Brqoms, Is !!a: Yard Brooms, Is fid; Hand prushes, 'Od.—At pampior's^pbsph-strcptShqp. V>i/ ANTED, a respectable Boarder in a Vt audit family, within 6 mlnntea' walk of Quaen-Btreeli Terms: yOs per week, inoludinit washing, bath. &o.—Mrs Ryder, SymoncV.-strott (oirner pt Hnvelookßtreet). . wtANT.ED to SELL (cheap), Two Vt HandßOmH Uo- n'ers. IS fet lane.— App'y to I. Phlillpß, Qioen Etrett. /TiITHD KNOWN — Shovels and Spades, 3s; Four-pronged Garden Forks, 4b 6d.-At Dampier'a Hobaon-atreat Shop. ANTED KNOVNN, "Heitzogenes now on nalo at Charles Kelasy and Co'a, two doors billow Morrlna', Ironmopge'B. ANTED KNOW«.--If you want to Dreaa well for a Small Weekly Payment, go to Munro Sr. Milligan, Tailors and Drapers, Hobßon'-street. _ J ________ •*t7AN'fED KNOWN, Lawn Tennis and W Orldketware, at Charles Kelsey aid Co.'s, twe dooiß below Motrins', Ironmongere.



j Wanted. *»r ANTED—Go and See the Handsome ** Spring Conohes, only £1 18s.—At Dam pier's Hobeon-Bireot Bhop. \atrA>T?D to Let, 1 or 2 Kootns (fur- Vr nlehed or unfurnished), with subo of kitntaeii.-Apply, mm 5 till 7, Mrs Lenthwalte. Uacada-Btreet Newti n I JirANTKU, Applicants to Box 10, P. 0., YV lor Watchman's Situation, to apply to Auckland Timber Company (Limited), Custom- Ihouso-Btrcet Weat. ; \\7 ANTED, by a man of nine years' V» Experience, Situation as Manager of Largo Farm or Sheep Station.—Apply T. W. Hickson & Co. WANTED.— Don't Fail to read my large Advertisement this Page.—Bren nan's, Viotoria-Btroot, adjoining Theatre Royal. ANTED, yeu to Read Brennm's Advert aement. Selling Off! Knormoas Saorifloel Vlotorla street. Must te Cleared In gonr Weeks i AH TED, by "Young Lady who bae | reoalve- a good education, a Situation, aa Governess or Companion to » ti«dy either' eattled or travolllnK.-Aadr«is XV, P. 0., Box, No. 19. . I WANTI'D TO LET, a very comfort-, abla Ti-raudab Cottage, of full- rooms i and scullery, together with furniture, which consists of. every newehold requisite; Imme diate postoislon.-D F. Kvmr. Katato Agent, Qaeen-Btreet, next •' Herald " of-oa. \\l ANTEDT— Ladies' and Children'! V> Underlinen in variety. Any sort not In stook made on the premises. Loss than town prices.—Robaon/a Melbourne House, Ponsonby. VA7TNTED~SOLD.—4 Lot of Water yy Tanks.—Robert Peace, Plumber, &0., Shortland-streot. WAITED, a Partner to join a thoroughly practical man, who has boon usod to erect saw mills, oariy on tbe woi k lag of the same os well as th» working of the bn»h and everything oonneoted with toe umber trada: and ho haa 400 acrea of first olasa kauri bui-h. freehold, neax to railway station. Capital required to work on eqn&l Blmres, about 81000 — for particulars, apply to John Hoppett, Land Agant. No. 8, Qnooc-atreot WANTED, Hotel-keeper*, Confec tioners, and the rnbllo generally, to nrevont aootdonta from the bursting of lemonade bottles while bains opened, which is rendered perfectly safe by ualng one Ot W. 8. Jonea' Im proved Leather Hand Guard*.— W. ». Jonas, Marutaoturer of Saddlery, Harm si, &c, Queen street. WANTED KNOWN-Money ad vanoed on Personal and Collateral Se curity, repayable by weekly Instalments. Billa Discounted.—Rue's New Zealand Pawn Office, Darby-street. AHTED KNOWN — Thoroughbred Berkshiro Pies For Sale—Send order to Geo. A. Brown, Mangaro. Poat office ad dross. Onehunga, WANTED SEKM-The Pretty Half pound Tea C-nUtera. 9d l lib do, la : at Damplei'u HoDßoa-atreet Shop. AR DANCKS and Ualcas by the Released Followers ot 1 c Whltl at the Theatre Rojal To-night and S-turday. _ , rixTCoSTRXCTOKS.— Railway Earth • work* and other quantities correotly taken out, Tracings and Plans prepared; moderate chargea. - Apply A.Z,, Governor Browne Hotel, Hobson-street. LADY offers a happy home at the seaside, in a beautiful and healthy locality, and good Instruction to children of either sex.—Terms and references on applica tion to Mrs Poole, Poihia (oppoaito Russell, Bay of Islands). _ OELEASBD Followers of Te Whiti, tho SJu Prophot, at Theatre Royal, To night and To-morrow, in their celebrated S»ngs and Dancos, To l_et. TO L_T (furnished), the House on Park Road now oonniilid by ma—B, Lalshley, January 30,1883. ; , 'PO LET, a two or three Stall Stable,— 1 Apply Q. Ateew, Vtctsrla Btrtet. r hT6 LET or For Sale, nice Cottage with • bay window, at Rook- Nook. —W. V. Stevons, 187, Qucon-strcot. 'gO LET, a Five-roomed Cottage in I Frospcot-streot, near Ponsonby Hall; ovcry convenience. — Apply \V, G, Allen, Cjarence-strcct, Ponsonby. -. rfiO LKT (at Whau)~, Brick Yard, with I Sheds, Hug Mill. &p., In working order, near W&ikomld Rvltwsy Station; 11 aoresof land • low rental —Apply to Mr feolc. Grronr. Wh&u, or Ccnn>U and Cooper, aolioltor*. Aaok iand. ■ y|^O LET, In Norfolk-street, Ponsonby, a I naw well-flnlshed 4-iOomed Cottase,— i pply next door (sbove). or to William Kossor. Clcvoland noad. Painoll. '|i»i BK _ET, in Upper Qucen-streot, a I Groomed House, with » largo B*rnou planted with fruit tro«a; rent lto per week,— F. G. Bwlngtoo. C~LST, a Front Room.—Apply STAE ofßce, ■ r|>o LbT, La'ge Shop in Darbjutreet; I first-class busl-tss tltaatlon, and root moderate.— »DDly Maoky, Logan, Bte»n and Co. r^O LET, la Knkeby-street, «tf I'pper 1 Queen-street, a Brick Houso of 10 rooms, bath, and water laid on; largo range In kltohen. —Apply to ffm. Barker, top of Vlncont-Btreot. igiO LttT, Shop and DiniDg Rooms op- I po9ito Railway Station.—For paraonlare, apply to WlUlam Pye, Queen-street Wharf. ,|iO li*T, Large Sshop and House, f Wyndham-streot. Rent, 168.-H. Ashton and Son, 8, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. 'ipcTLET, a Grocery Store and Dwelling; ! doing a good business.—For particulars apply to H. B. Morton, Customhouse-street. riMJ _ET IN~ONEHUNGA.-A Villa I Residence in Quoen-streot, near the Rail way Station, at present ocoupled by Captain Shepherd, who Is leaving on or about tha 6th February.—Apply to P, Clark, Onehunga. i iO LET^lTShop and House in Victoria- I H-.reut; best stand out of Qaeen str^ot for a grocery or jfrnlterer bnslaoßr, Kent, £1 per yea-.—Apply thla offloß, ' r>O LKT, rubliuratreet, off Karangabapc I Road, 12-Horso Stablo and Coach House, Hay Loft. &c. | water laid in t« Stable.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen - street, next " Herald" Offlce. . '"pb LET, two Rooms In Grey-street.— I Apply to Mrb Young, Fancy Papor Shop, Gray-itreet. , ■iO LET, Shop and Uwolliog on Pon ' eonbr Road. The Balldlng Is almost new and fitted wlin gas, w*t«r. fco1 fto. Good Bhop and Dwelling (6 room ); first olam prsltioD, and is now ocoupied by Mr lYawtord, Greongrooor, Kent, 2_) per ~eei'- V, F, Xvam Bitate A gtnt, Queen-- treet. „ '|%O LET, at the Bay of Islands, near S Russell, a i roomed Cottage (eurnlshod).- For particulars apply to "Publiahor," STAB Offloo. 'pf BK LEI', a 12-roomed House in I Panicll; gns in each room, and gas stovo in kitchen; colonial oven in lower kitchen; abundant supply of wator j commands splciiiljil views. Rent, 30s per weok (gas fittings iri' eluded); well altuatod for a famuy or boarding? houso.—Apply Qoodaon's London Arcade ; a <o Lh.T, a comfortable 8-ioomeu Hooae, I slated root: stable, bnggr home, and all nncoßsary outbuilolnftß, togsihsr wi'.- abont five aores good volcanlo erasa Und. situated about hair mile from KUerslle "all" ay Button. —Apply to J. U Morpeth, No. 31. New Zea'and Inßur_"ne Bnlldlnpp, rs\o bKT or LEASE, all those flrst-elaBS ! BU3INUS3 PRK VIiBK3 situated corner of Vnloan Lano and High-street, now In ooon patlon of Messrs Boylan and TanOold, who are romovlDtr. This Is a moßt deslroable and oentral position, and a firat-olass stand for any wbolc sals bnßlneßß. The building Is oommoUons (throe floors and collar), well lighted, rat proof, quite dry, aid fitted with patent lift; sag, water, and other conveniences, -Foe further cartloultra ap^ly to the Oooupurita. or to D. F. Evana, K^tato^ gent. mO BE"LEASED, a Farm of 160 acres, JL having a good House, D_'ry, and FBim Buildings, fenced and divided Into paddocks, well watered in the driest seasons, AU the prc dnodfcoin the farm can be sold on the spot, without Bonding to Auokland. The lestee can have any term th-t may be agreed upon. A BnlendW opening for a country storekeeper.— For further particulars anply to Wm. Gulliver Honee mi band Agent, Ponaonby, 0 LET, Koscnheim noar the Three Lamps, Ponsonby, a Villa Residence of 10 rooms, Magnificent view of the harbour, and opposite :oast, large and well-ventilated rooms, gus wato-, and outbuildings, garden and orchard well drained. For a term to a good tenant.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queon- Btreot, nest " Herald" Offlco. UUSES TO LET, furnished and un furnished.—Apply it. & K. Uuder.HOnso Agentß. uevonport _______ i to Lei, corner Ponsonby V J Road and Clarence-street, i rooms, scul lery, register grate, oven, tank,—Apply to Mrs Parker, near the cottage. ' j TCORTH SHOKK.—To Let, two Houses, J_l e80?i 5 rppins; also, Hquae of 7 rppms,-- B. Tanner, 8; Qnee'n-strae^ , DKvQNFOKT, sy.Qlifti. SHURfi, ---" To Let or for Bale, a 6 roomed CottaKe, now, lv a good poaltlpn-Apply K. _ R, Dndor, Honro and'-find AwApt-e BAKER'S KRKM.IBKS TO LET.—An OldK-tabllehedßakory.of 19 yesw stand ln« an'l hu»inecs premises, Bltnatei In Victaiia etreet: oven newly le-bnilt and water laid o», Flrat-class opening.-Apply to Mr StevenwD, Npleos-street, oorne ot Bateer-atrcet. i IURMER QDESN AND SflOß^ \J LASD-3T* BBTA To Let or Soil, the balance of my Leue of Offloe or Shop, corner of Quaen and Shortlana stieete. R.O.QRKHNWOQP. Lioepeiiig Notioepf fiiit-Tli* _jfflp____jg—_r riITY OF AUCKLAND (NORTH). NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICENSE* I MARY COSTLE, of Auckland, being tha holder of a Publican's License In respect of tho house and premises situate in Hobson-street, do hereby give notioe that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting to bo holden at the Temperance Hall, Albert-street, ob the 6th day of March. 1883, apply for a transfer of the said License from myself to Charles Russell, my appointee. Dated the 16th day of



J For Sale. ITj^OK SALE, In York-stret, near the IX" new Cttholio Chnrob, an Bight-roamec j House end Allotment for C380.-F. G. Ewlngton Estate Aaont. OSVSN-HOOMKD HOUBK for SAtE In Nel O gon-alrrat, Dear too l'nbllo ttohool. £550.- F, Q. Kwlugtou, Estate Agent. I A LLOTMKNT for Sale In Brighton Road. £1 JSI per foor.—Jf. <?. Kwiu»ton. T BASEHOLO PROJE*T]E3 for Sale neat JLi the Riding School. Newton Road. -F. a. BwingtoD. "IfOUJANIC ALLOTMKNTS at Kooky Nook V from 25a per foot.-F. 8, Kwington. ■pRKTTY COITAGK of Blx-rooma well A finished, and haying many conveniences, at Rooky Nook. ASS!.—Jr. G. Kwlagton. HOUSK*, OOTTAGK9, SHOPS, ALLOT- MiCNTH, and FARMS (Improved and Un improved). F. Q EWINGTON, E3TATK AGKNT, QUBBN-BTRBBT. ■jiOB SALE, Young Thoroughbred Berk- JD shire Pigs, Cross fired Sows (with litters); also Thoroughbred Essex Pigs.—Geo. A. Brown, Mangare Bridge Farm. ___ PIANO FoR SALE-Bord's Beautiful Lttt'e Piano lor £18, nearly new; owner leaving Auckland; at Thai. H. Webb's, Oak House. Hobßon-atreat. HARMONIUM FOR SALE ; Five Btoos; In good ordtr. Price, £15; at 'hoe. H. Wobb's Oak House, Hobson-siroet. 3 doors from Cook-gtreet. FOR SALE (a bargain) good G-roomed House; deuble large allotment; one of the best positions in the city; five minutes' •walk from Queen-street.—Apply Stab Office. onOK SaLK (a tare chance), a Livery V Stable, with all Plant Horses, Carriages, &0,, oomplete, altnatad is a rising town, and doing a good steady hastiness oC £1,000 per annum over expenses to the prooent proprietor, who la obliged through bad health to abandon business. Easy terms. Por particulars apply to T. W. HICKiON fc CO._ 17»OR bALE, one of the best Little Farms } in the Vast Tamski Dlotrfot; nevor-fnil lng BQppl/ of water; oreek runs through the property, oonslattng of NWaorea more or Ibbb all In ar»aa or oropa, seven-roomed bouse and out balldinpß In good oondltlon. Prloa. Aid p«r aore.—For p&rtiotiiars apply T, Barkis, Kb tat o Agent, High-tteo. Auckland. FOR SALE (Upper Symomls • street), fcxoellent Family Keaidoioa. freehold. 10 rooms, with ian aore of garden. To be void oa eauv term?. — Apply to V. J. Mobs and Co., ahortland-strtet. ' jtAfIKS !! TANKS 11 TANKS 1! FOR SALE. 400 GALLON IRON TAD KB. 11. ELLIOTT, Alberts rngitT. OATS. r\ATS. f\A.TS. AIS V/ATy. V/aTB. 1000 SACKfI /~U)OD rvLD (\i.Vi AOICS VXOOU ULD VaTB (BITrEB FOR K>ED THAR NBWi. IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS, AT LOW HATKB. yy AND Q. INSTOJ!'E> Loßt and Found. *l OST, an Order Book for Australian LJ Directory. — Geo. Wright, Royal Mall Hotal. Reward. LOST, yesterday, at Railway Station.— i Will tho ttirty please return Baby's Bine Cape to Mr Foley, Grocer, Hobson and Vic toria-atreets. LOST, between Quecn-strcot and Frank* lln Road, Small t lamond Earrlnpr.—F.ndur rewarded on retarding it to F. H, Lawlason, i Queon-stroot. L~OST, Sheep and Lambj branded EH (tar brand); last seen nou Mount kden; (ultabto reward given.—Apply B. M. Hallei, i Hatcher. ParcelL LOST, in ltarangahape Koad, between Grubb's and Wood's, two one pound notes.-Findor will be rewarded on leaving same at Mr Grubb's, Baker, LOST, a dun-coloured Gelding, branded TA on near shoulder.—Any person return ing the same to Wilson and Robertson, bakers, Kybor Pass, •will be rewarded. LUST, a Buy Hack (gelding) with bkek points, tall cut equate above hooks, white itir on forehead.—Anyone bringing him to Alex, Lamb, Reinnera, will bo suitably re wisrdtd. LOST-£1 Reward-A Black Mare; Branded ! EBY, and formerly belonging to Mr Mr James Baokland ; has been grtKlng lv paddock at Korrnora.—Tho finder will reo.ive the ab vo reward on re nrnlng the same io Mr U. B. Owen, Kpaom. STKAYED"Fom Taylor'a paddock, One hnnga. a Blaok Pony, white teas, unltoli. t«ll, no brands visible.-Thu under l'tung know, or rotarulag the »ame to Onchanga win be ampiy_ rewarded,—W.^tsp^enßOD, - STKAYED7 from Mangere Bridge Farm, a Dark Brown Horse, light hack, black polnU, white star on forehead, brand (IM) oroa sed oa tlircj angles, back oft leg scarred tntldt>. A. reward will be given to floder.—Seorgo A B'O»n. '_ | lOl' AWAY.—Mouse-coloured Mare, vTT with very small, white spat en forehead, and piece out out of left ear. 10s reward b) Mturuln* tame to Mr Carbines, Qneen-atreet, Jtioara ana itotnußnce. (pAMBRIDQE HuUSE, Lower Vincent. \J streot, Solcot Board and Residence. Terms on application.—Mrs Richmond. OjMFuRr*ULK APAKTMENTM lor Ladies during their aocouohment) quiet ness and attention. Terras moderate.—Apply Mrs Boyle, Upper Queen-street (3rd house above Heath's store). r^OVJJRNOR BROWNS HOTEL, VJT HOBSON-STREfiT. Board and Lopawa., ~2os, per Week. SmqtjE R00m.,,, Ha. P>r Week. OLD CLDB PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE. Eden Crescent, Auckland, within three minutes, walk of tho Railway Station, Wharf, Post office, Supreme Court-house, and Banks.—Firet-oloss Accommodation for Visitors from the Coast and Country Districts. Apart ments en suite for Ladies and Families. Plunge and Shower Bath*. Letters and telegrams addressed; o the Manager, Old Club Private Boarding House, Eden Crescpnt, Auckland.will receive prompt attention, E NTNOR MOUSE Beach Road, Dkvonfokt. A delightfully situated Marine Residence, commanding an extensive view of the harbonr, city, and suburbs; aoovenlently located between the Victoria and Pevonport whaives. Every oomfort and convenience for visitors and board. Terms moderate, OWKN . Dividends. I^EVONPORT STEAM FERRY CO. (UMJTBD). A I)iVIUK,NB of Ono chil ing per chare is now payable at the Company's Ofllco, No, 8, Qaeen-atreet B=tJJJ. TANNER, Secretary. -%XKW PRINCE IMPEKIAL GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). The Share Register will be closed frem noon TUESDAY, the 6th, till noon on THURSDAY, the Bth instant, on which latter date a Dividend of Two Shillings and Sixpence ppr Sftaro will be payable. By ordor of the piroctors, », G, MAOPONNELL. Manager. Aupkland, February 1,1883, jfi^IBHER AND (LIMITED). A Dividend of Seven Per Cent, on the Faifl np Oipitil will ba payable at the Company'! Oflloe, Qaeen-street, on and after MONDAY Bait, St& Fobruaiy- By order of the Board of Dlreotors. Apply to the Beeretary- g y Shipping. ~^^T JafiUmb. BARQUSt HAM MKNDRL, jffl W FKOM LONDON, The above veßßel will enter at tUe Customi at 10 a.m. TO-MORROW (Saturday) MORNING, Consignees are requested to pata entries and obtain delivery orde'S.from the nndorslgnea withont delay. A sight Kntry to deer the vessel will be oassed at 2 p.m. on MONK AY, 6th innt. All Cargo impeding discharge ot ship will be landed and stored at Consignee's risk and ess ponae, " L. D. NATHAN & CO., Asentfl. Captain PeißSOir. of the baraue Bam Uor.del Will not be tespoctlble for any debts contracted by his orew without his written authority. I AnckUcd 2nd February, 1883. rTIREME*DOnS applause greeted the L Released Followers of Te Whiti on their first appearance at the Theatre' Royal last night. Splendid programme of Songs and Dances. /1 OoD VALUK for Money at Theatrt \jr Royal To night and ' o morrow, Bnd Dano°B by tteieaßed foJowere of Te Whit1,



Sporting. 5 £VNEHCNGA RACING CLUB. SUMMER MBETING. General Entriaa an<i Acceptances on TORS. dny, Kubrnary 6th, al 8 p.m. ltncei to be inn under tha ARC. Knlou. T. BRKNNAN. Bon. Hoc. Meetings. Ho it A L H A "I~L, To-ateht! tonxohti To-ntehtl A PUBLIC MEETING, Under the diraotion of TTNITBU rpKMPHRANOE QOOIEDTKFi. UMTSO XEMPfIiKANOK OOOIUTIESl! Will be held In the above Hall. Chair taken at 7.50, by Da; Kendebdinh. ADDBKB9K3 by BKVS. BkBT, GVY, ISITT, Pottbb, and Watkinb. Daring the evenlnor. MUSICAL SELECTIONS will be given by the Band of Hope Union Choir. Oondnotor—Mr Tadehope. Ai.M,BsroBT—FBEE. No ooUeotion. rjVHE TWELVE AFOSTLES^TTe I WHITI will appear at th 9 Theatre Roya.l Royal To-night and To-morrow, with the roßt of rele»sidJonowetßofjroJvratl i _ E^gSßm COURT PRIUB OF ONES QE^mKI Thenwtmeetlngofthealjovi 5 SicMWUEII c<>nrt will be held In toe Mti yfijSSgnßKMßonlo Hall.-X, BLACKBURN, mil Mm aeoratary. TffEW ZEALAND TIMBER COM". Jul PANY (LIMITED). Notloo la hereby given that the AnnuEil General Meeting of tbe Shareholders of this Company will be held at the Company's Office, Custom-house-street West, Auckland, on FBI DAY, February 9th, 1883, at Noon. Business : "To Receive the Report and Balance- Bheet for the year ending 31st December. 1882. " To Blect a Director In place of T. T. Masefleld, Esq., who retires, but he la eligible and offers himself for re-elec tion/ " To Elect an Auditor In plaoe of T. L. White, Esq., who retires, but offers him. self for re-election. By Order of the Board of Directors. W PERKINS, . Secretary. \TEW ZEALAND TIMBEK COM. IS PANY (LIMITED.) Notice Is hereby given that an extraordinary General Meeting of the Shtreholdora of thin Company will be held at the Company1 * Office, Oustom-house-Btreet West, Auckland, on FRIDAY. February 9th, 1883, at 12.30 p.m., when the following resolutions will be pro posed, viz:— "That tho Capital of the Company be in creased from £10,000 to £65.000 by tho issue of 5,000 New Shares of £5 each." "That 2,500 Shares of the above issno shall be offered at par to the present Shareholders in oroportion to the exist ing Share now held by them." By order of the Board of Directors. W. PERKINS, Secretary. | HEATKE KOYAL — To-night and ' Batnrdaj — Come and See the Keloasecl I Jrlßpntr< Danoe Maori War Danoafl and URktll pUBLIC NOTICE. The Education Board of the 1 Dwtrlot of Auckland, 2nd February, 1833, In accordance with Section GO of tho Educa tion Act, 1877, the Education Board of the Dis trict of Auckland has appointed that Meeting!) of Householders for the election of School Com mittees for the School Diatripts named in the sohedule horeunder shall be held on the darn and at tho times and places theroin respectively sot forth. . • ■ And In accordance with Section 69 of the said Act, the Board has also appointed that the Com - mitten of the said School Districts shall hold their first meeting immediately qfter election, et the places named in tho said Schedule. By order of tho Board, ' VINCENT E. RICE, Seoretary. SCHEDULE. Times and Places of Meetings of Householders. HAUTAPU-Monday, 19th February, 1883, at 1 p.m., at tho School Hoteo NoRTH-Saturday, 17th February, 1883, at 3 p.m., at tho School , KAEO-Saturday, 17th February, 1883, at i p.m.,, at the School Kawau—Monday, 19th February, 1883, at 4 p.m., at the School Mercury. Bay—Saturday. 17th February, 1883, at 7.30 p.m,, at the Whltianfea Music Hall., Morcury Bay ■:-*.■ Ohaupo—Monday, 19th February, 1883, at 7.3(1 p.m., at the Sohool , : OTARA-Monday, 19th February, 1883, at 4 p.m.,, attho SOhool : ■ . . : . Pukkrimu—Monday, 19th February, 1883, alt 7.30 p.m., at the Sohool ' Tamaki Wkst—Monday, 19th February, 1883, at 7 p.m., at the Sohool Tauhoa—Saturday, 17th February, 1883, at il p.m., at tho School Taupiri—Monday, 19th February, 1883, at ir p.m., at the School • ' . Tb Awamutu—Monday, 19th February, 1883. at; 3.30 p.m., at the Sohool TiTiRANGi-Saturday, 17th February, 1883, at (i p.m., fit tho Sohool Yiotoria Valley—Saturday, 17th February, 1883, at 3 p,m,, at tho School Waipu OAVE-Saturday, 17th February, 1883, at 3 p.m., at the School Corporation Notices. piTY OF AUCKLAND, FIXING LEVELS. It ia hereby notified that It is the intention ftf the City Council of Auckland to fix tho evela of RICHMOND ROAD From Ponsonby Road towards the Bridge al; Cox's Creek). Plans may be seen in the City Engineer^ Office, High-street, Auckland, within office hours, and all persons interested herein, or liable to be aggrieved thereby, will be heard by the City Oaunoil at a Meeting to be held on THURSDAY, the 22nd day of February. 1883. AU objections must be made in writing, ad dressed to the Couooil, and aent to thorn not leaei than ten days before the day appointed on which, to hear objections. P. A PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, January 19.1883. pilY OF AU CKUNB, TEN (£10) FOUNDS RKWARC, The City Council will pay the above rsward to any person giving such information aa will lead to the con notion ot any person or pernonsi Killing Any Description of Cattle, Great or Bmall. within the pieolqota of the City of Auofc land. Lleeneel Bfnnßt>termen bolng eonvioted for tuoh oftenco will forfeit their license. P. A. PHILIPS. Tow n Clerk. Town Work's Cffloe, February 2,18?3. Harboor Board Notices. * UCKLAND HABBOUK BOARD TKNDERS FOR TOTABA WLKS, Te»d«rs will be received at. t^la effloo unUl, TUKSDAY. the 6th February next, st noon, for supplying HO Touna Piles. 1Q to 18 feet long, in terms of Bpeolfloatlons to be neon at the Bngl> noer's offloe. Tbe lowest or any tender not neoeeaully ao-. cepted. Tondots to. ba endorsed, ' Tender tor TotaraPile-V c . AIOKI N t Obabmufa Havbonr Board Office*. Anokland, 25th Jsnuaiy. 1883. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BO&RD. OADETSFCB O,?Kigß, ' v E arbour Board OBlm, Auckland, January 21,1883. Apnllotitiotiß will be received at this orSleo unttITUKSD aY, the 6th Februaiy next, it noon, (or the appointments of Cadets (2) for the offloo i aeputment. Salary, for the first year, at tho rate of £3s; tor the second, £15 ; and for this. third. £85. ■ ■ ■ Applications to be endor.ed, "Application! foruadets." Conditions and farther sutloalara may \ni seen on application at this office. I Q. AIOKIN, I Chairman. Tenders^ DOROUGH OF PARKKI.L, BSMOVAL O? DUsF HODSE RHFOBB. to. Teodors for the above -will be received at tlie Borough' Cons ol Office nnill 5 p.m, on MOK- D*y, the l«h Instant. . ..■■.. Parilcularß can be obmtnad at the above The loweßt oi any tender not secessarlly au 09ptea ' a BKTNOLDB. Town Clerfc. February 2 y 1883. ;_ TENDERS Wanted for Laionr for| a 10-roomed House at Papakura VaUej. Plant at Mr Mumford'a, High-street. FABIBAKA MAORIS (Te Whiti'e Folowen), at Tbeatra Royal Tonight aid To-morrow. Kntirely *Tew Programme,



Public .notices. [VfOTICE.—Mr Jas, W. Thomson has L" ceased to act as our agent. KEAST AND MCCARTHY, Ltd., Dunodin. I P« H. b W. riio THE ELECTORS AND SUB -3 SCRIBKRS TO THE aUOKLANU HOSPITAL.—LadIes and Gentlemen,—l beg to return my siaoece thnnts to thOßewho so kindly supported me st the late election, many ot whom are personally unknown to me. Your obedient servant, BYDNBY DANDO. Auckland Feb. 1.1883. ORAYEfcS AND DANCES, specially I composed by thn Oreftt Prophet le Whin, will ba given by the Twelve Apoatleß. assisted by 60 of the released prisoners. "DAILWAY EMPLOYEES ANNUAL PICNIC AND SPORTS, TO BE HELD AT BUCKLAND T9-MORROW (SATORDAY), 3rd February. SPECIAL TRAIN FROM AUCKLAND AT 8 O'CLOCK. PARTNERSHIP NUT ICE. MB BDWIN HOBNBBY (late Ol llessrß T and S. Moraln) has been admitted a Partner In my business, "which will be carried on under the Firm of " LAURIE & HORNSBY." W. S. LAORIK. Auoklnna, 25th January, 1887. -tt rO "T ~I C^ i, Mbs Coxon, of Onehunga, begs to return her most Blncoro thnnkH to customers and friends for past favours during Mr Coxon's time of carrying on business, and begs to give notice she still intends carrying on the Butchering Business, and will bo thankful fora continuance of their support. All accounts outstanding to be paid either to herself or to John D. Williams, whose receipt will be sufficient discharge. SARAH h. COXON. Onehunga, February 2, 1883. a LL ACCOUNTS owing to Mrs Nichol, i\ 223 Queen-street, must be Paid on or be fore FRIDAY, the 9th of February, S" AILORS'REST, 39, QCTEEN-STBEET WHARF, AUCKLAND, N.Z Three small rooms have been taken at the above address, in order to supply a want long felt by this community, to provide a suitable place of resort for the seamen of the port. Donations of Maps, Pictures, and Illuminated Texts for the Walls; Books, Magazines, and Tracts ; Chess, Draughts ; also, a large Filter, and subscriptions will be thank fully received by either of the Secretaries Messrs Larking and Ewington, or at the rooms. HENRY E. FELL, Missionary to Seamen. T. Sibbin and Brown, COMMERCIAL & GENERAL PRINTERB, 65, Quekn-st,, Auckland, Tubes Doors above Waitkmata Hotex, THOS. SIBBIN AND OHAS. BROWN have the honour to intimate that they hare entered into partnership as Commercial and General Printers, and have opened buslnew at the ad dress above. In respectfully soliciting a share of your favours, we would assure you that no effort will be spared upon our part to execute your orders with Neatness, Acouraoy, 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 Cotuality and general excellence of work, expenses are very light, and of this we, shall give our customers the advantage, making our prices as low as possible. Any work of a private or secret character maybe entrusted to S. & B. with perfect confi dence, as none but themselves are engaged in its production. . MRS COSTER'S Address is Wellesley street W,, opposite the Opera House. Feathers Dyed in all the newest shades. A nice assortment of Ladies' Caps j ust received.-. "\TOTICK.— Captain Cleveland, of the X* American Brifinntlne Irene -wilt KOt ba responsible for any Debts contracted by his oraw In this port. THE Ladies and Gentlemen of Auckland are invited to. witness the Orand Pro gramme of Songs end Danoea at the Theatre Royal To-night and To morrow, by the Released Followers of Te Whiti. aTIWAY PICSIC. - ASNIVER SARY. The Caterer will SELL for the Convtnieiiw of the General Publio — Sandwiches, Fnut. Lemonade, Ice Cream, &c, See., tec. ' Superior cokkcqatbo tanks. ' r'''7"^."x, KHAN"-—t-'-t-^ Has for Bale, a nmnb'r of the atore, with Taps, ready for we; price 3£s, at big Bhop, Wei osloy treat Knot (next door to Crowther'rStables). itffie Quantities ot scooting, Ridging, and Down Pipes, always In Staok, Verandah Iron carved at the ehoitest notice. Conn try orders will (Uways receive bin prompt atteuticw, Lead Washer* always on hand. T. & He COO X 'ft H AND 46, VIOTOBIA-STBEKT, . Beg to draw the attention ol Ladies and Gentle men furnishing to'their LARGE AN.O. WELL-ASSORTED BTQOK Olf TjHJRNITURE, ooatprisina Drawing and Dining-room Suites, roa and Wood Bedsteads, Wardrobes with lasa panels, Sideboard?, Cheffonlers, Hall 'ables and Hatatands, Office Tables, Chimney md Toilet Glasses, Dining Tables, Cane Chairs n great variety, Toiletware, Drawers, Wash atands, &c, So, pARPETS, including Brussels, Tapestry, Kidderminster, and Felt Carpets, Hearthrugs, Coir and China lattinKs, Stair Carpets, Linoleum, Floorcloth, )o.or Ata'ta Wool Mate, Bed-room Rugs, &o, TOEDDING of all kinds and of the best quality. Hair, Wool, ?look. Cocoa Fibre, and Flax Mattresses, Spring iattresses, inclnding the Patent Wire Wore iattress; Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; Capok Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, and Pa> li»SWB, T.'A.H. GOOKEi U and a, VICTOKIA-SJREKT, [Factory, Elliott street.] "17*/iLENTINJIS I ■VALENTINES | Yal«ntinbS ! At N. 6, LBNNOX'S, 100, QUEENST (Uta Kdward Wayte's). JUST OPENED, AND NOW ON VIRW, A CHOICE ASSORTMENT «F Comn Valentines I Como Vawntiheb I SKNTiMHSTAI. VAIiHNTINBS I SBATHIBHTAt, ViLBNTISKS t USKrOI. VALENTINHS 1 USBFUL VALENTINES Satobets I Satohbts ! Etc., . jffffKßßD AT OLKAKANOK PRIOEJ T.O • EFFKCT A RKAOTt SALK. Cheap School Slates, Cheap Soe(ooi> Eaiaaoiaa Books, Cbkap School Copy Books, c^eap toHoot Eionoiubns Cbhap PpaooL Ra»Bi^a Boobs, CHffiAP BCHOOII KKQUISITSS of RVSRST DBSORIPnON AT DLEiRaNOK PRIOSB, AT N/l I EN N O X'f. , It. JLj s.n n o x's, (Lite Edward Wayta'a), 100, QUEKN-BTREKT, AUCKLAND TOE #1 H E S T, At?£l . WINE, MEAX, ANIi ?IBH SAPK COMBINED. ' Sample. K'o. 1 Quality, on View at FISHER & COS. (LIMITED), AT UNION SASH fc DOOR OO'S. OKFiCE, Oostomhonse-stroet East; FACTORY-Mechanloa' Bay. PRICE w £6 10Si OD. Sampler. Nos. i and S Quality, Shortly on View UNION STEAM SAW, MOULDINS. BASB AND POOR COMPANY (LiMirgpt. •* ncr.ionri __^^_— WEDNESDAY, EEBROARY 24, At 11 o'clock. PI CT V RES»~ PI CTUfiESI Ex 8,3, Suli of Finland, stranded in the Red Sea. For the Benefit of wtojn it may concern, G. wTbINNEY fr AS been favoured with instructions L from Messrs John Reid £s Co. to sell, at their Warehouse, Queen-street, on Wednesday, February 7th, at 11 o'clock, §4 LARGE FRAMED OLEOGRAPHS 72 GOTHIC FRAMED CHROMOS Being Copies of Celebrated Works of Art. Without Rksebv.b.



Persona?. WILL be at Church This Evening at o'oloolr. Auctions. 1> TONES R. C. CAER -B. D. TOKErf TDESDaY, FEBRUARY 6, At 12 nook, on accopht of whok it may cokobbn. MAR? MILDRED. WRECK op Barque MaRY MILDRED, 460 TONS, ' AVD CAKQO OF KaUKI TIMBER, In Baulk and Flitch. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell at their Rooms, Queen-strest, on Tuesday nail, the lith February, at 12 o'otook noon, »HE HULIi OF TB« BA.RQUK MARY a i Wltk all her Mastß, Soars, stamlinft and Kan inn Gear, -Anobori", Cables, etc, na obo uftw lies stranded at Tanhott Creek, Xutpara River. And 1188 CARGO Off KAURI TIMBER, Comprising about giSOCO feet, In Baulk and Flitch, lying In the ho d oC the said veeiel, and on the bank of the rivet. • • - ■ Inventory of the Furnltnre of the ship, and specification of the timber mar be Bi en .'> at the Auttonear'a Office. Terms Cash. WRDNKSDAY, FEBRUARY 1«, At Noon, MARINE BESIDKNC't SITES, 20 to 80 Acres. ISLAND OF WAIHEKE — B. C. Greenwood will offer for sale By auction on the above date, at his Mart, Queen-street 280 Acreß of good Land situated on the Island Of Walheki, either in one or five lots, as per plan at my office. The land is suitable for marine residences, being on the direot route of the Coromandel steamers, and is plentifully ' supplied with wood und water. The iteamer Coromandel calls daily, landing passengers and cargo. MrMclntosh, tho owner, who resides on the property, will be happy to put up intend ing purohasora for the night and show them over the property. R. C. GREENWuOD. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 7 10 JEWELLERS.AND OTHEhS. , To Cloiie. Consignments'. '[ '.~y, ...... Without Reserve^ GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell, nt hip. Store's, on the above ditr, at U o'clock, ONE Ca.BK LPrlCiaL UOOD3. asunder: Gold, Silver, and Bteel Sneotaoles Gold.SUvt r, and teal Eye uiasui a . •' ■ U&81B and Spec Cabiuois. A Splendid Assortmeat, M (»DAY, MEBRUAuY 5. ~: TO IRONMONGERS, DEALERS, AY» OTHERS. BARB aALVAJJOZKD WIRE,, RIBBuN WIKK (Black and Galvanized),' POCKET CUTLSRY, SCISSOrS, ELECTRO-PLATE, AND BAR IRON. - GABR IE \. LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell, at his looms (eppnslto Massra Thorn wn, Hmlih and Firth's Mills), lowtw Quoen-atreet, on tha above data, at 11 o'clock. - jg TONS BARB WIKK OABE OOTLKRTT A*D SDiaaOES g TONS BAR IRON. ' / • MONDAY, KEBfIOAttY 6. FANCY JEWELLERY AND ■ ASSORTED FANCY CONFEGTIONERY. GABRIEL LEWIS eAS recetvea Instructions to sell, at hi* ' Rooms (opposite Thornton, Smith ana Firth's 11Uli).LoworQne6s*troot.on»heabova *»to, Ht 12 o'clock. . 2 OASK PANOT JKWItLLKRY | OABE 'TK'.VO Y OONFECTIONBaY *■ (In Tirb itio Paosbib) _JWITHOOT RBSBRYg, V To CM)3g ACOOPNTS. w. a. oochbahU Mia.pA(mn MONDAY, FEBRUARY "i9.~- : '- :^_ By Order of the Governors of the Auckland College and Grammar School. .' ' THE LEARB FOB A TEEM OF 40 YBABS OF 10 ALLOTMENTS IN HOBSON STREET. 10 ALLOT MEN Ts IN.CH4PILL. STREET. 1 FOB 21 YBARS, . 10 ALLOTMENTS, NJSW NORTH ROAD. •"IP HE subscribers will offer for Lease by " Auction, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on- Monday, 19th February, at 12 o'clock, ~ FOB A TERM OF 10 YBARB— ' 1(1 ALLOTMENTS, having frontages of ■•«■" about 28 feet eaoh to Hobeon-Btroet, »U present Buildings to be removed in. twelve months from day of sale. : .. .■; in ALLOTMENTS, having frontages of. ..•*•" about 28 feet each to Chapel-Btroet. All tha Buildings on these lots will be soldi i and removed before Ist February, 18S3v . ■ One-third of the value of Building at termina tion of Lease will be paid to the Lessees or their a Aeaijinn. The above are subdivisions of Lots H, 15, 16, X!, and 18 of Sec. 22, City of Auckland, and ara 1 well-situated, being near to junctioasof Hobsoft and Chapel-streets with Victorta-aireet. . - FOB A TKBM OF 21 TKARB— • 1 a LOTS, fronting New North Road, being: 1U Sub-Bootionß 23.25,26,27,28.29,andparfc 80,38,39,40,11, and part 12. For plajna and further particulars apply to -iaMUKI. COCHRANK & BOtt, ' ■ Auctionoetß. ' | •'"•■'• WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, CITY OF AUCKLAND. SECTION 3, OITY ENDOWMENTS NINE LARGE AND VALUABLB BUILDING CJITES, UILUINO OITKS, > Situated in SHORTLAND, QBESN ad FORT-STREETS, And^lN THE BEST BUSINESS PAR*P OF THE CITY, Between the PObT-OFFICE, Shortland* strcst, and the CUSTOM-HOUSE,- Fort-street. TJ R5 KKASEB WITH THE PRESENT fKBMISES THEKEOIT. G. wTbINNEY^ HAS received Instructions from the OITY CO"NO11j to cell by auction, a* noon, on WeSnoaJay, the 4th day ot AptU. - ISS3, at hia Bale aotuoM, Lower Queen-!tree*. Toe above Property unequalled within nor City ti the Colony. .. - ■ These valuable sites haye been divided Into • Large Allotments for three Moray brlok build- Inga, to be errcoted tUereon within eighteen months from tbs commencement o( the tMI> on the Ist ol Aumßt nest. The Auctioneer oosßideifl It nnneMWMy t» ealoglae this valuable Property, It Mini no well known. Qroand Plan and Plan of Front, with ootdl tions and terma of Bale and Lease, may b* viewed at the Office of the Town Oiorfc.OonnoU Cham bow, Highßtroot. on and after tb« S4tb< ot Febraary, and at the Anotlonoer'a S*l» Rooms. Lower Queea^treet. on the day ot fiala^ and the day prior thereto. (GordmuA m Fourth Page./