f than, w^th J^u^a Mr not Lnk of N wg Zealand at Daraavil , ; P^'nf BPi for £1003. «*« bad bad com heKiSnß «"ift tbo head office in reject h m fl 0S d£tea»fiKea deposit for £50) for 1 mSs. £400 was art up llfttd tiU a «>onth afar uw due. The jittca vu nt ac rount was about 3ft Sit! 1 He found that there «, an overdraft at onn 1 me for some tUng under, and for less than a week Tvneh's signature was "D. Lynch." ffie had In account at ihe bank when Stow went to the Wain», but it was Sed befo« Crosbie left the agency.Wit ness had also an account at tho bank ; it wm contrary to Irs instructions or the Gleenra, hotel keeper, carryingon Rainess in Anckland, deposed as to heating that abill by Lynch for £1,000 was about Sd and at to telegraphing to Mm about It He aleo stated mat be saw Crosbie on he 23rd of May, and that the Utter told Mm that the money was advanced in March, Jn°i and July, 1.881, while the bill was dated the 16th of May. Witwsj SS that he had been flunking of toWnc ud the b'll, and asked for come fnrtner explanation concerning it, askine especially why Crosbie, as ,t busi ness man, should advance money without cßttog an acknowledgment for it. Crosbie ffffito had LOU.'s from Lynch Some time after that ho heard that Crosbie had been making enquiries of his neighbours concerning him, ana meeting him one day in Queen-street, he told him of this and said that if informa- ( tion were wanted he was prepared to give it himself. Crosbie replied that he wanted no information but that witness had done him an injury, that but for him he wou.d have cashed the bill. Witness said ho had made a mistake in letting it come bis way, as he wai not a bill-broker and Crosbie answered that it had not been intended for him, but for Cwen and To Mr Cooper : I have not said that Crosbie forged the bill, but I be'ieve he bus issued a writ a°ainst me claimidg damage*. G. S, Kisslins and several other wit nesses pave evidence, and as we so to press Mr Hesketh is addressing the jury. (Left sitting.). ,

SPORTING NEWS.

Wellington Races.

■Eackcourse, this day.

A Btrong N.W. breeze is blowing, The course appears to be in a good condition, and the attendance isgood The GoVernor, accompanied by his aide-de-camp and &cc retary, arrived at 12 30, and wrs received by Col. Pearce, President of the Club, pnd the Stewards. Clarence will be scratched for tho Hur dles. ri<viNa Stakes. Minerva * Amulet ... ... ■ 2 Pawa ... — — ••• 3 Time, lmin, 18sec3. Pawa led until entering the straight with Amulel close up. Minerva now made his effoit, and catching the leader, won by a length, Amulet taking second place about two 'enfiths from Pawa. The dividend was £2 13?, Hurdle Rick. New Year 1 Wellington Cup. Mischief 1 Louie ... - -.- 2 ■ Patera ... 3 j

ACCIDENTS AT WELLING TON RACES.

Two Jockeys lhroivn, '*■

A Spectator Seriously Injured.

[BT TBLKGKIPH-PKESS ASSOCIATION.]

WELLINGTON, this day.

In the Hurdle Bace to-day, which was won by New Year, Empress swerved at the first hurdle, oppp'ifa the stand, and broke on the top of the fence close to the Judge's box, throwing her rider, Bunch, who, however, is not hurt. Nutting also fell at the hnrdie, and his jockey, Low.y, was rendered insensi ble, Express, in falling, rolled over a. spectator, Both injured persons are being i attended to by Drs. Diver and Collins. It is thought that in the ca^e of the specta tor the injuries will end fatally. His name - has riot yet been ascertained. Low.y is not badly hurt, but is bleeding about the head. . ■:••■ Later. WELLINGTON, 2.57 p.m. • Ba'llie is the name of the spectator who was hurt. Lowry is progressing favour ably, but it is not known if the former will recover. The accident in said to have been caused by the pace at which they were going, a subscription was started for the \ jockey, Lowry, by Mr Snider. fc

THE ALLEGED DIAMOND FIND.

Raglan, the Locality.

The Discoverer Applies for a ■ Prospecting License.

AT the meeting of the Waste Lands Board this afternoon, a letter was received from Messrs Archibald Douglas, N. J. Courtney, and F. H. Burnslem, applying for a prospecting license entitling them to

|. search for diamonds and other precious %. stones over a district embracingi the greater ' portion of the County of Kaglan. The Board decided to offer no objection, subject to the approval of the Government, provided the right given to the applicants bo not an exclusive one.

CABLEGRAMS.

REUTERS TELEGRAM.

Be-instatement of the Zulu King the Chiefs Discontented. (Received Felnuary 1, 2*15 p.m ) CAPETOWN, January 31. Intelligence ia to hand from Zululaud announcing that Cetewayo has boon di'ly reinstated a1? King of the Zulus. Tae ceremony of installation was pei formed at Uluudi by Sir Tkeophlhia Shepstone, in (he presence of fu'ly GOOD persons, inclnding a detachment of Biitish I troops, which recently arrived at I Zululand, and is t> remain foif a peripd of six months for tho protection of Cetewayo. A majority of the Zulu chiefs are understood to be discontented with the conditions which are to ftoveiii the'r future po?ition in Zululand. (Keceived3 30p.m.) The JPhwnix Parlc Murders. LONDON, January 31, 6.20 p.m. The prisoner Kavanagb has been identified as the driver of ttie car which carried tho Pliccnlx Park murderers. Several persons now in custody have intimated thoir willing i eaa to turn approvers. THE FhENCa JN MADAGASCAR. LONDON, January 31. It has transpired tbat diplomatic com munications lately passed between tha Piench and Eoglish Governments ou tho subject of Madagascar, and that tho French Government has finally intimated that it must decline the proffered Biitish mediation in tho settlement of affdirs in that country, THE HOMEWAttD SUIIZ MAILS. LONDUN, January 30. 'I he homeward mails via Suez and Brin diai, dated Melbourne, December 21, were delivered here today. famine in Ireland. LONDON, January 31. At a public meeting |keld last night in London, Mr Justice McCatthy took occa sion to make a strong appeal for the relief of "Famine in Ireland." LONDON MARKET.

LONI/OM, January 30. The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited, report :— Wool: Market unchanged. The New Zealand sales aro limittd to 250,000 bales, and will commence on 20th proximo. Up to date, 126 000 bales have arrived. W heat: Market quiet. Adelaide is worth 525, and New Zealand 45s per 4961b5. Tallow : Market quiet. -There is no conti nental demand for lower and medium sorts. Mutton is worth 453 Gd and betf 41s Cd per cwt.—Leather : Market firmer. Best sides are worth lid per lb. -.New Zealand hemp : Market quiet. • Fine is worth £28 ; medium, £25, ana common, £21 per ton.—Bank of England rate is 4 por cent.

(Special to Press association.) (Received February 1-11 a.m.) THtC LONDON WOOL SALES. LONDON, Jaauary 31, 6.2 a.m. 'Iho committee of wool buyers have agreed to the principle of Mr. Young's new wool sales scheme, but considered it pre mature to fix positive date*, at present. KOYAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC. H.U.n. the Prince of Wales will open the new Royal College of Mnsic in May next. 50 exaibitiors to it have already been subscribed. CETEWAYO AKD THB ZULUS. News from the Caps renders it evident that Ceiowayo's return wai not desired by the Zulus,

AUSTRALIAN.

[Keceivcd February 1, 1.15 p.m.)

The Victorian Elections. —Pre parations for the Campaign MELBOURSK. this day.

Dr Madden and Mr James Munrohave. resigned their seats in Parliament and retire fiom public life.;. Mr James Service, re cently returned ,rom Europe, hai decided to re-enter politics 1 life,

Mr J. G. Francis has convened a meeting of members of the constitutional party to consider the present political Bit tint ion. Sir Bryan O'Loghlon addresses the con stituents of Lancefield on Monday next, and Mr Gr&bam Berry will speaK at Geelong on the following evening. At the meeting of Mr Berry's supporters yesterday, twenty-five members were present, and it was decided directly to oppose Sir Bryan O'LogHen with a moderate programme.^ The approaching dissolution of Parlia ment is monopolising public attention, and several candidates are already ia tbe field, THE TAKARWA STOLVN GOLD. ADELAIDE, Wednesday. The box in which the gold was discov ered is bound both inside and outside with iron. Ihe lid is' convex, with a chamber in the cntre carefully papered over.

MOKE OF THETABARUAGOLD.

ADELAIDE, January 81. . Two more ingots of gold, which it is alleged formed, part of the bullion Btolen from the steamer Tararua, haye been found concealed in the lid of an iron box which belonged to Bin ton, the late steward of the Tararua, who recently died here. The ingots are valued at £1100 each. One ot them bears traces of an attempt to melt it, and ti cut it in two, confirming the belief that Hinton had accomplices in the rob bery. The, box iv which the Ingots were found is tbe same iv which the gold was found by the police on the 19th instant. It was most ingeoiously wnstructed, but the weight of the lid attracted.the notice of the police, and led 'is the liscoveryof the re mainder of the gold, Hinton died iv poverty. ■ '

TELEGRAMS.

! (FROM OUR OWN COPRESrONDENT.

j IHAMES, thiaday. I Sbaremarket, 3 p m.—Cross, 5s 9d; sellers, 5s 9d. London, 3s 90. Mariner, sellers, 53 6d. Imperial, 545; seller?, 54», Seymour, 2s 4d. CAMBRIDGE, this day. THE VOLUNTEERS AND THE NEW REGULATIONS. The new Volunteer regulations bave not ] been receivedwitn much favour in Waikato. I Captain Kuuciman, of the Cambridge Troop, has sent in the resignation of him self, qflicers, and men, to the officer com manding the district, and, at a meeting of the Te Awamutu Troop, it has been dr dided to icmain on as Volunteers, on the ; express intention that steps be taken to ; obtain a modification of the new regula tions, . TAUJnANGA, this day. The "Bay of Plenty Times'' today returns to the tri-weekly issuo, and, in doing so, says it has been compelled to take this step by dull times and tho falling off of support. The " Bay of Plenty Times " states thut at Taupo it was reported that tho obstruc tionists at Tokano re survey, road making, and laying of land in the vicinity iof Tongariro havo been instigated and aro , supported by a relative of Wauanui, who is iat p;e?ent at Tokano with a party ot Manihipos fiom Waikato, and small num bets of Hauhaus from Tuhua. Ke tho reported gold tinds by tho Ngati Twohare tua tribe it is said ttiat some of the iuur[ dertrs [of Moffatt, the prospector, are resi dents with the latter narty,

(PEi PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

NAPIER, tb's day.

Ths Customs reveuuo for January ia £3,942; beer duty and stamps, £248. There is a slight increase in both on the returns for the coiresponding month of hut year.

WaNGANUI, this day.

'1 ho vital statistics for January are : — Births, 32 ; deaths, 19 ; marriages, 12 ; showing an increase on last year's statistics oil round. The Customs returns for the month are £1259 3s Id, iuolu9ivo of beer duty, £321 9s, being a falling ofV as com pared with last year's returns.

CauISTCHUKCa.thUdBy.

The -\ ouug Men's Christi»n Association are about to erect a new hall, to cost from £2,000 to £3,000.

DUNEDIN, thia day,

The " Herald" says that the Hon. George McLean proceida to England in March and wf 11 be absent six months.

INVEKCARUILL, this day. There were 37 births, eight marriages, and 17 doatba registered duriag Januury.

Bonewala of slaughter ■ house licenses were granted nt a meeting oi Justices to day to Messrs Hellaby, Fisher and Co,, and Ultimo.

In the sharemarke to-day business w; s confined to Prince Imperial, London, Mari ner, Seymour.and lona shares. Imperials changed hands at from 54s to 52j; Mari ners, at 5s 6d; lonas, at Is Gel; and Sey mours, at from 2s 4d to 2s 6d, There were sellers of Queen of Beauty shares at 25s Cd, and of Deep Level Cross at 5s Cd,

On tbe application of Mr. Theo- Cooper, in Court this morning the record was with drawn in tbe case cf MoClusker v. Gilbeit (seduction) the defendant having compro mised the matter by a piymen t of £125. At the Resident Magistrates Court this afternoon tho following distended ca«e were heard : — Laurie v, McElrey ; the plaintiff was nonsuited, Tee v. Win. Smith ; claim £116s. Judgment iva« given fur defendant. Hodgson v. J. Lownchs, claim £15 3s. Defendant proved infancy, and plaintiff was nonsuited. Ccchrane v. J, Byers; claim £3 for bullnck, Mr Cotter for plaintiff, and Mr J. B. Bussell for defendant. Plaintiff was nonsuited.

The Waste Laa'h Board met at 2 o'clock this afternoon under the presidency of the Chief Commissioner, Mr D. A. ToJe. The business consisted principa"y of grants of applications f >r selections. Last night, the annual meeting of mem bera of the Congregations 1 Church, Beres ford-street, to r<ceive the statement of accounts, was held in the Bereeford-stre^t Hall, Captain Daldy in the chair. The Chairman stated that the annual accounts were Dot quKe ready, but the secretary would read tbo statement of accounts for the past six months. The statement showed that the Sunday offerings had averaged £15 I 5 Bjd, and that the church win financially in a good position. There win a debt still on the gallery fund, which, it was hoped, would eoou be wiped off. On the motion of the Chairman, seconded by ftfr Uooton, the report was adopted. Mr Oi C. McMillan appeired Icf ire his Honour, Mr Justice G!l'i<-s this afternoon, for the puiposc of showing cause why he had not appeared to se.ve as a special juror in the cage of Crosbie v. Lynch. The gen tleman stated that he had got a medicnl certificate stating that he was unable to attend and that ho had got counsel to represent the matter to the Court on the previous day. His Hqnour said that in the rirst place Mr McNullan knew very we'l that n. medical eertiflate was of no use mi less the doctor who gave it attended the Court to give evidence in respect of it. In this ense no doctor attended. Boaidts, tbe Sheriff stated that be saw him (Mr McMillan) on the day before the hearing of the case commenced, and that ;hc then stated his intention not to appear. Mr McMillan replied that the Sheriff's statement was incorrect, Ho had merely told him hitherto that he bad always been exempt from service on juries on account of his health, and that en this occasion be Bhould send a medical certificate to the Court. Ilia Honour : I cannot accept such a certificate as this (reading it)—"l believe Charles Cookrcan McMillan to bo suffering from tubercular disease of tho lungs, avd I consider him therefore unable to sorve upon a jury." That is a certificate I cannot ac cept from any gentlemae who like you ia engaged in his ordinary avocations, and therefore I feel bound to enforco the ponalty in your case. You know perfectly well that a medical certificate is not sufficient unless doctor who made it attends to be examined with reference to it. Even if ho bad in this case, tbe certificate would not have born accepted in the face of the fact that you were able to attend to your ordinary avoca tion;. (2) I shall therefore inflict a fine of £5 upon you for non-attendance." Mr Me- MUlan then withdrew.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

YKSTEBDAY afternoon the annual distribu tion of prizes in connection with the above institution: took place in the school room, Manukau Boad. His Lordship, Bishop Cowie, presided, and hit Maurice o'Korke, the Key.'. W. Tebbs, H. Davis, J. K. Davis, Archdeacon Maunsell, and a num. ber of iiiends and relatives of the pupils were present., Tha head-master, Mr «.. De Lisle Hammond, 8.A., reported that Mr Watkins, second master, had resigned, and that his positipn had been taken by Mr Pycroft, end that Mr Pycroft's place bad been assigned to Mr Ansley, Arrangements had been made for a series of lectures on agricultural chemistry. The Key. Mr Walpole had been good enough to take the divinity claas. The boarders had increased from ,8 to 11. The Key. Mr Mulgan, as examiner of the school, gave a short add'eis, referring to the marked efficiency of the pupils. He was followed by Bishop Cowie, who ex pressed his gratification at the pleasing re poits on the state of the school. The school had several encuiegernents in the way of education. It was a Church school, and therefore all Church people were more or less interested in it. Greater interest would be taken in it rs time went o» f and more was known of the school. The St. John's Coll<^ Governors would be veiy glad to present scholarships to boys who distinguished themselves in the Parr nell school. By-and-by there would be the still further encouragement pf the Auck land University College. As those present were aware, the Government had sent Home for four professors for the University, The University and <he College and Grarnraar School would not be rivals of St. John's College, The boys present coujd become (Cholais of at. John's College, and also attend the University College. His lord ship then presented the prizes to the sue? cessful pupils, the prize list being as fulr lows: - WIKTER EXAMINATION.—HKADMASTHI'S rr-iziS. Form IV., Ponlseu; 111,, S. Ball; IS,, Hull; 1., Hargrsav.s. CEBISTMAS SXAMINATIO V .—OOVBENOEV PBIZES. English : Form IV., J. Poulsen; ■ 111., Knee; 11., W. Hales; 1., Hargreaves. Latin: Class IV., N. Williams; 111., Hall; 11, Cowie; 1., D. Hales. Mathematics: Division 1, S Williams; 2, S. Bull; 3, Boord; 4, G Clarke. French : Set A, N. Williams; B, s. Bull; C, Hull; D,G. Clarke. SPECIAL I'HIZiS. The Bishop, Divinity, Ist, Poulsen; Mrs Clayton, Divinity, 2nd, Maunsell; Mr Watkins. Chemistry (winter examination), Tebba; Governora, Chemistry (Christmas), Tebbs; Mr T. Woods, Greek, Tebbs; Pierce, Essay, Ponlsen (Andentes Fortuna Iouat); Mr K. Walking, drawing, Stevens; Mrs WfllKer, general attention, Harrop; Headmaster's, 2nd, Katjen. The Yen. Archdeacon Maunsell then gave a short address to the boys, urging on them the advantages of thoroughness in all tbat they did. ' The proceedings shortly thereafter were brought to a close.

THE AFCKLAJSD EVJKWIIVW BTAK. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY t



(Sin connection with the Kaihu Valley and Tharres Valley ra'lways the Government ■ have notified the Waste Lands Hoard ol the Withdrawal of certain lands from sale. (§||At the temperance meeting last night in the Primitive Methodist Church, Alexan dra-street, Mr D. Goldie presided, and ex cellent !addresses were delivered by the Keys. J. W. Jones (Canterbury), A. J. Smith, D. Dutton, and Mr Dando. The Fiith family (Mr Frith presiding at the orgari) sang some choice pieces in a highly creditable manner namely, "The Fire Brigade," " Gertie Smiles," " Kinging Cheerily," and " Here We Stand." The 1 usual votes of thanka closed the evenißg's WL proceedings. I ' A" few days ago a lad named Joseph Datby. residing in Victoria-street, found a sum of money. With commendable hooesty j he immediately went in search of the police, and handed it over to Constable Kyan. Themoney U now in the possession of the police awaiting a claimant. 'AmoDgat the cases to bs heard at the Police Court to-motrow is one of some-, what tmusunl character. A woman named Mrs Alice Hankens, of Mount-street, has been summoned for committing a, breach of the Industrial Pchool Act, by harbouring a runaway from the Kohimarama Industrial School. A charge against Albert Wright, of assaultfng Henry Wbiteside, and five charges of breaches of the by-laws, will also be heard. Last night a meeting of the Sports Com mittee of the Eight Hours' Demonstration ww held in the Working Men's Club to decide the protests entered on the race?, In the Obstade Kace, the judge save I nia decision in favour of B. Wliites'de m£ M first, W. Lightfoot S'cond, and B, , Jillis third. In - regard to tbe other protests the committee would not entertain ".:;'■ them, but the deposits were returned. It :':' Was- resolved that the third event ■ PE the Demonstration Handicap be "decided on Saturday, the 3rd, at 6 p.m. . ]t was also agreed that a consolation 'V^.tefldicap. be rnn for " after the above 9 Went, ppen to competitors who faikd to win ;:»race during the sports-Ist prize, pair of . : trousers, made to order; 2nd. box of tea; 3rd, baby's cradle ; entrance, Is ; handicap to be declared on the ground. The prizes We to he distributed on Saturday evening first at 8 o'clock, at the Working Men's -■Club. The committee lesolved to give the I?? rtll prize in tbe Obstacle Race to H. "oma», and the fifth prize to T. Hj der.



Persona,'. . JAMES KILLETT, Carpenter, late of Hamilton, will hear ot something to hla sflvantage by twa-dlng bis address to B, caro of Mr Barton, Btab office. MRS COSTER'S Address is Wellesley? street W., opposite the Opera House. Feathers Dyed in all the newest shades. A nice assortment ot Ladles' Caps just received. Shipping. ffiSKa^ "inOR MANGA. WAI. -Thes.c «'s£3<ls-E DOUGLAS will leave Qnoen "•"■»"""' street Whsrt es above (waathor and o'.hsr olrourastinoes pc m'titogl TO-MOBEOW (Friday), at 1 p.m.—A, MCJBiiqoß, Managing I Dlreotor N.B.S. Co. ' I "aTsT tiARQUE FAMEN^-.Ti-r, I J-Egflg^ Wanted. O.instßnes for the under- SS!*>."j"™L—' jnentloned Goods, ex above rowel, Bhlpted by Tlwiar.i Trßpp and Song, an 4 oqn.* elgne,d to order i^. G I O K 80 CB-ea 3KANDY GJ' I R 25 oases Oli iRET CRUICKSHANK & CO., Agrma. 18, Qaeen stioot; Auckland, let Febraary, 1883. Money; MONEY 10 LEND, at a moderate Sallottora. gort-atrcet. i« a ih lO £10,000 LENT on Building fe L'"" Society prtnolples. or on otber tnrma to suit bairowßip, Allotments bonxnt and Houses built on weotrlr payment system. Mortgajes and Loa^ia negotiaiQJ. Bee l.lßt ol Properties for Eile oa 4th page. Sir per cent, allowed on money deposi<ed for investment — O. WiLLUMi-oS, Land, V state, und Flnanolal Agont and Valaator.' 3.Vulcan Lane. JOHN W. H A R D I B, LAND, COMMISSION, AND Ka-fAia aqiot Monkb Lkh^ON Phqmkboev KoTps, HoufES, FDBNITpBB, &P. Bills Blsoonnted Dilly, Mortgages Negotiated, j nISH-STRKKT, Auckland,



Wanted. WANTED, the Volunteor Uands to ss lihe Splendid Volunteer Lanterns, onl; la each, at Pompier's Hobson-streftt Stop, ANTED,, a well educated Girl t IVY learn tho Printing. Written applies tlon only, addressed to Mr Henry Bat ton, Bt_] Offloei \aj AJM'TED a strong Boy ; fair wages, ---* * Apply H. Davison & Co,, Queen-streot ne it Waltema' 1 Hotel. . ii&TANTED a man wbo will put dowi v * £400 to join tho advertiser in a verj profitable undertaking: a knowledge of cattli and retiring poultry indispensible.—Apply t( A. 8., SD Hobson-street, corner of Cook-street^ ) VKTiJJTEDTa'Bi.yr—Apply to tlieMouni I VT Eden Bakery, Mount Eden. «a7A*iT£D, a good General Servant.— » » Apply to Mrs Briton, Vincent-street: rotorencc required; highest wages given. \B7ANTED, a good Plain Cook la a r? private family near towD.-Apply foi address, this office. * a/ANTED, a smart active Hoy at the V? I 'ndon /■ o&de. , TJjZH TED, a Strong Activo Lad about * » IS.-H. P. Olbbans and Co., Hobson street. WANTBD, a Girl to acsist in House- Wtirlt.—Apply to Mrs W. E. Anderson, Churoh-jtreßt, North Shore. ANTED, a smart As-istant Draper for the hosiery end fancy (lorartmectc, — \uply to J. Cu'len, 250, Quouu utroot, Aock lut (1. - T ANTED, Strong Boy as Striker,—,!, ' * Wall, Customhoose-jtreet West, near G.^Worko. > VTATNTED a strong, smart, respectable * Lad, to deliver bread and mako himself uunerally useful.—Wilson and Robertson, Kyber rags. A*Tt?D, immediately, a Cieneral Servant.—Mrs Palmor, Carleton Road. Vfe' ANTMD—Go and see the Grand Lot U of Cheap Furniture at Dampler's Hobnon-Btrsut Shop. ___________________ AlfrKD, at once, a Good Second Walter.-Apply, Albort Hotel. \A/ AN'fED, a Tinsmith; alao a Man to v* milk,— \poly dftor 11 a.m. to-morrow to John Lamb. 35 Qaoan-stroat. WANTED, a Young Man as a General Servant,—Apply at Paolflo Hotel. WANTED, a Man to work Horses, m 1 ik a cow. and be genorally useful.— Apply O. T. Wron, Mount Hobson, RemuorB ,_ \&? ANTED, Engagement as Station Vv Manager; largo experience; oovldtake a share niter a t'rao: onltnv for six months nominal; orou ti". March lar. — Address Managor. (ifflce ot this paper. WANTED, for Fiji, competent Sales ' man: experience In Colonial General Store noousmiry.—Apply by latter, with testi monials^ to Fij 1. Box 172 Pnt ofllce. Aockland, WANTED, a good Tailor and Tailorcss. — apply F. MoKenua and Co., Tailurs. Pitt-atreet : . WANTED, at Hannafords Auckland Registry (established 1563), i Hotel Housemaids, 14a; cud Nursemaid (Daruavlllo; u^Bflnt. WANTED, at Jlannatord's Auckland Ro«lstr» (established 1863), Unin oumbarca Couple (North Shore): urgent. ANTED, at Hannaford'a Aucklnnd Registry (established 1883), 10 Young TJbo'ul Giriß; urgent. ANTED, at Hannaford'a Auckland Registry (established 1803), Housemaid (Mt A'berd'; age 15 ti 16; urgent. ANTED, nt Hannaford's Auckland Rogtstr/ (established 1563), General ____[__ 29; urgent. Wr ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Reui^tiy lostablishod 1863, Gsneral Servant Bma'l family ißomners); 12 ; nrqeny x a/ANTED, a Partner for a General * * Stciro in a rißing Township on tho Waimato Plains. Must havo oxperlenco so as to tako whole charge—For particulars, apply to T, and S, Morrin and Co. \S7ANTED, a General Servant; must » * bo a good plain aook ; rof oroncos re quirod.—United Borvico Hotel. "iSTANTJSD a Tidy General Somnt.— v" Apply Mrs Danahor, Uppor Nolaon street. ANTED, a pond General Servant; references roq.ulrcd. — Apply to Mrs Keals, Marino Villa, Parnell. W~ IWEl) a good vjmicral Servant ; hlshist wago-.—Aoplr to Mm Cameron oi)p__to__ciity Hal, Hemner». ANTED, a good General Servant— Apoly to Mis R, J. Yatoa. Rutland House. Pr~:nell. ta/ANIKD, a Good General Servant.s * must understand plain cooking.—Apply British Hotel, Queen Btreot, ft»7ANTED, a Boy; grod wages to a » ' smart respectable Youth.—Apply nt tho Cheap Furniture and Bedding Mart, Victoria- Btreot East, nest the Publio Hot Baths, WANTED, it Girl about 14,-For adclresa apply Mr Aley, Grocer, St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby, . WTnTkI), -a good Engine Smith and Bollor-maker for Wellington: steady work.—Apply to J. Trenwith'a Boot Factory, Wakofleld-Htreo_ \\T .ANTED, Kitchen Man.—H. Maiden, Vt ' ■ Qunen-street. ANI^D, a Steady Single Man to drive a pair ot hores. — Apply H, Stookjoy, _roh_Ul,_ VJTANIED, a Boy who can milk iua Vt make himself uonurallr useful about a house mill iMrnen; a country boy preferred —Apply to Mr J. M. Sherit. Queen-street tX/'ANTKD, a good General Servant.— T T Ap [4y to Mrs Xosa, Qaeen-atreut. 'RA,;ANTED, at once, a good GoueraJ Vv Horvant.—Mrs H. Elliott, Mount KdKe cnynVja, HaDOnrn-Btreot. . \\f AN I'iJD, a respectable Youth to TV dulll v»r parcels,- a. Llnaoury and Co. ANTKD, a Feeder for a Whaifdale Maohluo, — Apply at onoo to bTAB Qfßoe. WAWl'iiD, a General Servant; also, a Young Girl rs Under Nurse, oiie baby on'y. roforeaoos required. — Apply to Mis Bourne. Ornkel Botd, Kemoera. V»" AN'fED good GKtsKItAL SEU- Y7 VANT. Apply to Mrs Tromain, Hob son-street, opposite St. Matthews'. W ANTED, a good Genoral Servant; Vt rciforences requiroJ.—Aiiily Mia bio msn. tO£O( Graitjn Road. *"n; ANTED, a General Servant.—a pply ' » at Mrs R. B. Symon's, corner Victoria and Albert streets, \ a.- ANTEi', a Tenant tor a Photographic * v uallery; best part of Qaean-btreot— Apply to inmo Philllpa. __^ WaM'BD, a First • class 'linsmith; hlahoßt WAKos. - Apply D. Miller, Wellesly-Btrcet Ka»t. 4a/ ANTED, a good General Serrant. V ? Reilertnoes requlred.-Apply ta Mrs B. Mltohelson, Lowor Kemnera. WANT I D, a middle-aged General Ser vant. Wages no object to nnablit ana willing . sei-vsnt.-Apply immedlatelj to tho Bluo Post, yiotorla-attost Kait, v», AM'EU JfNwWAi -1 will give a V* Hanoaome Present ;o the flwt rorsw who can got batter Piano Mneio for is than 1 r ill at my ilobiOo-Btreot Shop for 6J.—W. U. Dampier. \k>TNTyi)"SETN^Tho Wrouoht Iron V V Bnfes, £310*. £1. and &l 10?.—At D&m pier'n Hnbson-.itreet Shop. W" ANJ-EL), Ptivate Board and .Resi dence, by two rospeotable young trades mon.—State terms, &c, to Mechanic, thispapor. ANTED SEEN—Tho Cheap Lpt of Crockery just arrived at Damplei's H b on-strcet Shop. ANTED, to Dispose of at Patea, a really first-class Blacksmith's and poach-building Establishment (Freehold), doing a flrst-olass business.—For particulars, o.jply to T. and S. Morrin and Co, .« :*j ANTED X MOWN—Valentines, v y Comic and Small Sentimental Kinds, Very Cheap wholesale.—C. Mackay, Bqoksellor, 1L Grey-street ' i&/ANTED, Eye Doctors and others tV to recommend the quality of my Is Sprot.aolcv. >'o hlgbor price at the ilobßon s>reet Shop.—W. H. Dampier. WANTri), £400 tq assist a liret-pIaES pnylSEbuslsePs: '5 per cent guaranteed. —Addi> 's " deontlty." Stak OiBr;. AiTiPED KNOWN—Tin Kettles, Is Cd; Tin Saucepans, from Od; Enamelled Saucepans, 2a 6d.—At Dampler's Hobson-Btreet Shop. IOK/AJNTK'D.. Ponsonby Ladies to know ' ? they can have their own Materials used for all descriptions of Millhiery, at mode rate charge.—Robsqn'sMoltyn^rnd Ifa^se, Pon« sonby.. • %»7 AH iJSD' SEKN—The Fresh Lot of V T Iron Bodstpa^s (lionble), 30s ; Single do, 18 61; iron Cot", 15i; at JU&mpler'g Hob^on b^reet SVop., \£T A pTtED, b"y"a steady," sober young » t Man a Situation in a storo or wine cellar.—Apply by letter, .J.K,, Stah QfflpQ, %a/ A-WD KNOWN—Bouse" Brooms. V*. Is 3d: Yard Brooms, Is Gd; Hand Brushes,'(M!,--At Pompier's Hobson-strcet Shop, \\! ANTED, a respectable Boarder in a V » qn'et family, within 5 mlnnte^ walk of Qnoen-ntreet Terms: JWa per we(k, inolndlng washing, b»th. &c—Mrs Ryoer, Symond-ntroit (0 rner of Havelock-strett). WANTED to bEI.L (cheap), Two Handsome Oo1 nters, 18 f et long,— Apply to I Phillip?, Qieeu etrett. VUANTKD KKOWN — Shovels and v* Bpades,3a; Four-pronged Garden Forks, is od.-At iPampler's Hobson-street Shop. :'■»%; ANTED KNOUN, " Seiuogenes » ? row on sale at Charles Kelsey and CoB, two dcorsbelow Morrlnn', IronmooKe'B. WANTED KNOWN.—If you want to Dress well for a Small Weekly Paymont, go to Munro Sr. Milligan, Tailors and Drapers, Hobson-street, ■_ \kf ANTED KNOWN, Lawn Tennis and * * Ciloketwaro, n.t Charles Kolsoy and Co.'b, twe doors below Morrlns', Ironmongerc, WA>T?P KNOWN, Stealing Silver Jawolrey—CharUs KtUey and Co. keep i only real nilver jaweierv. no washed gcodß of any kind j the newest designs) constantly arrlv- Lg per ißnil stfatoers.—Oharleß Kelßey fc Co., iwo doors below Morrins.'. IronmODgorr.



j Wanted. o \%J ANTED, a Servant Girl about 17. ---y V T Apply after 6 p.m. to In Heap, Drcsi maker, Vincent-street, 0 \AT ANTED, a Boy, about 13 years, t 1 W mako himso'f generally useful in ; 8 country store.— Enquire Schmidt & Co., Lithe graphera, Vulcan Lane. - Two Kurnisheil Kooms to W married couple (without ohildren); ren ' moderato; within quarter of an hour's walk o • Post ofllco.—Address Drachma, Post ofllco. j a Second Steward for tin 3 ■* t s.?. Duvnam. —App'v 9 o'clook to-moi" ) rnw.-H. and J B nstoa', Batchers. 'BaweXKi Bar. t *«/ ANTED—Go and See the Handsome "'T Spring Coaoheß.only ill 18a,—At Dam pler'aiHobeon-street Bhoy. A-'TfD to Let, 1 or 2 Rooms (fur ntehsd er vi furnished), with use ol kltohen.-Avply. *-om 5 tilt 7. Mrs Lenthwalte, Oanadaatraet, Newt.n WANTED, Applicants to Box 10, P. 0., for Watchman's Situation, to apply to Auokland Timber Company (Limited), Custom housestreetWest. , \ »7 ANTED, a Situation for Housekeeper Vt (country'not objected to); also for Housemaid and Nurse; Superior Girl, handy with the needle.-Apply Mrs Taylor's Registry Oflicejoppoaite St. James's Ohuroh). ANTED to bent (Furnished), a Small House.—Apply, stating terms, Box 212, Post-oflloo. ANTED, by a man of nine years' Experience, Situation as Manager of Large Farm or Sheep Station.-Apply T. W. Hickaon & Co. \»/_.JNTEd, by iroung Lady wbo bas VI recaivod a gond education a Situation ri OovornuKu or Companion to a Lady either settled or travelling.-Addreci XV, P. 0.. Box NO. 10. \\r A ivTED. — Ladies' and Children's »* Undorllnen in variety. Any sort not In stbek mado on tho promisoa. Loss than town pricos.—Robaon's Molbourno House, Ponsonby. WAiTTEDJ a Partner to join a thorouehly praottcal man, who has been usod to oreot saw mills, oar/y on the woik- Ing of the uamo as well »s the working of the bash aud ovtrytktnK oanooatod with tbo timber trado;«iid he hua MO aorcs ot flrat olasa kunri buih. freehold, coir to railwiy Btnt<on. Capital roqnired to Work on equal Bharoß, about £1000.— For pnrtlouliira apply to Jchn tloppett, Land Agent. No. 8 QaeßE-streat. fijy ANTED l/K O W JT, THAT GABRETT BROS., Finding their Premises too Small for conducting their business OB Tannors and Boot Manu facturers, have deoided on GIVING DP THE BOOT BUSINESS, and devoting tho whole of their time to TANNING AND FELLMONGERY, &tt They are dotonnined to SELL THS WHOLE OF THEIR STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES, Valued at £10,000, 2 C pER riENT. T ESS rjpHAN riOST So as to onsuro A SPEEDY CLEARiUNCE. N.B. —GHEAT BBDUCUONS MADK TO SrORSKKEPEItS. I*" Positively thb Balance of oun Btook of Hoots and Shoes, &0,, will we SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION. GARRETT BROS., WAKE WELD-STREET, AUCKI AND. ANT ED, Hotei-keepor*, Contec tioners, and tbe Fubllo Ronerally, to ore vent aooldont* from tbo bursting of lem»nado bottles while bolng opened, whloh ia randered portcotly unto by nelng One of W. S. Jones' im proved lieuthor Hand Gnard».-W. H. Jones, Uacutnctnror of Saddlery, HaracßJ, &o . (Juoon street. \Jft, ANTED KNOWN-Money ad- V* vanced on Personal and Collateral So curlty, ropayablo by weekly instalments. Bills Discounted.—Rae's Now Zealand Pawn Ofllco, Darby-street. t*/ANTED SEEK— Tha Pretty Half- V » pound Toa Canisters. 91; liD do, U ; at Daicplet'n Hotaon-etrcot Shop. , ANTED SEEN—The Superior Quality of the Kid lo tho ljidlp*1 White Kid Boots, only it the pair » few UlrU' Oat door Uoota loft (large slzis), only 1b 6d the pair; long Leather L*o<ja, Id the pair, 0-1 tbo doz n palts; Boot Gioeo, Cd the bottle. Also, a large lot of Sapetlor Kid i>o its, SUpperr, &0., &o The name (In red lottirj) Is »t tho bottom of my Bhop In Vlotorla street -W. H. Dampler. t O BAKEKfe.—Wanted, a Young Man I as reoond hatd, or as an improver,— Apply Mr Roilerson, l-lttatreat, LADY otfer* a happy home at the soa-Bido, )n a bcaptiful and healthy locality, and good Instruction to children of cither box.—Terms and references on applica tion to Mrs Poolo, Paihia (oppoalto liuasoll, Bay of Islands). To Let, rjpo LET, Large Shop in Darbyjatreet: 8 flrst-olass bußlnesd Bitontlcn, and rent modera*?.—*.pply Maoky, Lot, -q, Siean and Co TO LET, in Kokeby-stroet, oif I'pper Quecn-strcot, a Briok House of 10 rooms, bntb, and water laid on; largo range in kltohon, —Apply to Wm. Barker, top of Vlncent-Btreet. r*7iU~LET, Shop a>.d Dining Rooms op, i posito Railway Station.—For partioulara, apply to William Pyo, Quoenratrect wharf. rtjlO LuT, Large bhop and Uoiue, B Wyndhara-strret". Rent, 16s.—H. Ashton and Son, 8, Now Zealand Insurance Buildings, rj^O'LET, a Grocery Store and Dwelling; !! doing a good business.—For particulars apply to HT B. Morton, Customh,Quse-3tre6t. TO LET, a three-roomed Cottage.— Apply Oak I irtge. RobTOn-Btreot. raMj LhT, Pretty Four-roomed Cottago in " Viow Road.—Enquire at tho Storo, Mount Eden Road. rgio L.ET IN QNEBUWGA,—A VUla 1 Rcsidenco in Quoen-stroot, near tho Rail way Station, at present occupied by Captain Shepherd, who Is loavinfj pn or. abQ\it tho Gth, Fobrnary.—Apply to P. Clark, Onehunga. raio L*tT, a &hop and Dwelling, co nnr i o( Qroy and Qyoon streota. — APEIy C, Alckin.Hißh-strcet. ' SiO LET, a Plve-roomed Cottage in Prospect - street, near Ponsonby Hall; ovory convenience. — Apply W. '6, Allen, Clarence-street, Ponsonby. • _1O LET, a Shop and House iD Victoria^ ! Direst; best stand out ot Qaeen «tr««t for a grocery or jrrulterer boßlnesi. titrat, fil por woalf.—Apply this offloe. ; LKT, Dubliu-»tre«t, off Karangahape 1 Road, 12-Horso Stable and Coach House, Hay Loft, &c.; wator laid in to Stable—D. F. Evans, Kstate Agent, Queen - atreet, next " Horald" Ofllce. rB AO LET, twp Rooms In Grey-street.— i Apply to Mrs Young, Fancy Paper Bhop, Qrry-Kreot. ■a'O LET, Shop and Dwelling on Pon? * Eonby Road. * The Building Is almost new and fitted wi»n gas, water, «c" &o. Good Shop, and Dwelling (fi room'); flret olais position, and is now oooupied by Mr Crawford, Greongrooer. Rent, 25a per week.'- D. F. Evans. Estate Agont, Queefa-ttreet. ■_ ripO LET, at the Buy of Islands, near I Rassoll, a i roamed Oottago (furnished).— For partlonlarg apply to "Publisher," SfAR Ofllce, TO B« ..liT, in Upper Queen-street, a, Ct -mod House, with a. largs gari-on plant, a with fiult ireos; rent, Iss per weok.— F. G _*ingtO". 's O I ET, in Upper Celaon. street, a 5. ---3 roomed Hou'e, furnished or unfurnished. —Bcqulre at Horne'a. Wellli<gtonratre6t, >TVi LiT-College Road—A new and 8. spionaidly flnljhtd Shop ar d Dwelling ot G rooinu, i/un and water laid in,a flrat-tlaee batl nesspoßltion. Ront extremely mo4erate,-D. F. Eviilb. KBtote Agent, Qncen-Btvcot, next "Herqla"offloo. rpo BE LET, a 12-roomed Hat^se in 1 Parnell; gas ip each rp.o,mi and. bo's stovo in kitchen; colonial QVe,n ifl lower Tsitchen: abundant supply of water; commands splendid views.' Rent,' 30a per week (cos' fittings in cluded) ; well situated for a family or boording houße.—Apply Goodaon's London Arcade. ♦3 vu LbT, a comfortable 8-roomed llouso, I. slated roof; stable, buggy house, and nU nicoasary outbullOlngß, tpne^er w^n atoinj five sores &oo>l volcanic svoaa lan*, situated Sbput h,^lt mile fyom $lleralie Fall«fo,y atfttlon, -Appfy to J, B. Mprpeth, No. 21, NowZea'a.nd Insuraaceßnlldlngß. ' rjTo LET, Hosenheim pqar the Three R. Lamna, Ponsonby, a. Villa Residence of • 10 room's, magniflcont view of the harbour, an,O. opposite coast, large and wqll-YCutilftted roams, gus, water, and QutbuUdlngs, garden and orchard well drained. For a term to a good tenant,—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen.' Street. ne*t " Herald" Qiflce, OUSES TO LET, furnJßhed and un. furnished,-Apply R, 1$ It, Uutlor,lfoueo Agents. UevOßPOrt. c iQTTAGB to Let, corner Ponsonby " > Road and Clarenco-Btreet, i rooms, soul' lery, register grate, oven, ta,nk,-Apply to Mrs Parfcer, near the oottage, TtrOKTH SHOKE,—To Let, two Houses, .131 each 5 rooms; also, House of 7 rooms.— B. Tanner, ?, Queen-street, DEvONPOKT, ifOitTH SHOHE.— To Let or for Bale, a 0 roomed Cottage, new. In a wood poßltlon.-Apply K. & R. Dudar, Hon'B and t.and Aa«atß B" AKEK'S". fBISMISHS TO LKT An Old Established Bakery, of 19 yoar* Btand- Ing and business promises, situate! In Victoi la- Btreot) oven newly ie«bullt and water laid on, First-class opening.—Apply to Mr Stevenson, Nelson-stroet, oorne of Baker-atreet. rftuKNEE QUEIiN AND SIuRT \J LAND'SWBETd. To Let or Bell, the balance of my Leave of Cflloe or Shop, corner Of Queen and Shortla&d stteeta. R QBEFNWOO _, i



For Bale. - imOlt SALE (a bargain) good 6-roomed r. F House; double largo allotment; one ol the best positions in the city; flve minutes - walk from Queen-street.—Appiy Stab Office. O ■ a TTIOR }• ALU, one of the best Little Farms '" I. 'i the Kant Tamabi Dlatnot; never-fall ilnif snppl< of watur; omctr runs through the , r ' oroperty, oanslstlnit of I6ua -os more or less all i 1 in tr'S ior crops, i'wu-n smed house and out f I br'ldlnos in good en iVV.au. Priofl. £16 per I acre.—For oar;.lonlars apoly T. Hark'.s, Estate - Agent. High-stf€ot. Auokland. 3 "fpOR SALE (Upper Symonda - street), v J" uxoellnnt Family ReMdenoa, freehold, 10 a roomn. vt.thj nn aots of garden. To bo oold on paiv term?.— Apply to F. J. Mosa and Co., j Shortland-fltreet. bj^Oß SALE (n Bargain), Goodwill and t Stink of a Drapery and Millinery In a lßa«Hn(t thoronghfara—Hwel"nK of 5 rooms and , Largo Shop! l'nse for3yeari< at £1 per week. 1 Terms extremely easy.—D. F. Kvaufl. Batata • agent, Qneenstreet [next " Herald" offl&o). - B/1 OK SaLK, cheap aud desirable Uttlo • I? Farm of 115 aorea ,<i portion ot which ia > subdivided into gres? paddock, orchard, fto, - b->lanoe Is gojd fern land, aid a small swamp; alt nloutrhab'e; good Bupply of water, together . with new House (6 rooms) and necessary on buildings besides an extensive free rnn ft.r, ' oattle adjoining-. Prioe on y £330. D. K. Evans, Kstate next "Herald," Qaeens-atreet. _35_ FOR SALF, Claremont-street, off Kylier Pasa Road, verandah Cottatte of i rconu, almont new. fitted with clipboards. droßser, &0., Btnunohiy built and thoroughly well finished, good well, allotment abont 33 x 120. Must bo > sold, as owner is leaving for the South. Price only 43310.-D. F. Evans. KState Agent, Queen utraet. next Herald Offloe. 6_!_ FOR SALE OK LEAStr, a JVew and Commodloua Realdenoe and Qrounda (tho lato llapt, Symond'o), situate in Qnoen-atroof, Onehangt. The house oontalns 13 rooms, standu hlgb, and commands a magnlflaent view of MunuWiu Harbour. Mangir<), and rurroundlng distrlots. Tbe grounds are tastefally laid out— a tonnie lawn, flower garden, orchard, &c. _t taohed to tha above are all the necessary out bullotnits. a moat desirable retidecoe for a gontloman'd family.—Cards to view and all par tloula'-B from D. V. Evans. Ustate Agent, Qnoen street, (686) IjIOK SALE, Mauku, a very desirable I 1 Llttlo Farm of abont SO sores, nearly all j subdivided into grasß paddocks, orops, trult Wees, &c. *o ; a small blboo of native bash; an abundant supply of water; acd rood House, 7 rooms, stable, dairy, cowshed, piguerlas. so., Sec, making lo a.'l a ocmpaot little farm, the whole of whioh Ih offnroa for £330; aituawd in protty posltlou, near Churoh, School, &c fco — U. v. It vact, Estate Agent. Qqeen-s'reet. 032 li^OK SALE, Mount Eden, new and S handßome gable ended Villa, containing 5 rooms, soullerr, wash-house, large olsttrn. &c, fitted with register, kitohen range, oup beards, fto. Good position, maia road frontage, very desirable freehold allotment, about 60 by SCO. Prioe, £550.-D. F. Bvaus. Estate Ae?n«, next" Herald " Offloe. Queen-t >«et. (661) jjiOH SALE (Manqere), Valuable lit>le C Dairy Farm and Market Garden, about 4J acres, first-class volcanic land, adjoining the Mangore Depasturing and Water Reserve; splendid oattlo run; together with good Six roomed House and extensive Out-buildings, suoh as stable, cow-shod, barn, &c. &c—For further particulars apply to Mr W. Webb, on tho pre mises, or to I>. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qucon- Btreet, (541) OATS, f\ATB. OATS. AIS WATS. V/aTB. 1000 QACKB /-IOOD iALD rv_T3 loaoks vroou Ulb Uatb (DBTrßtt FOR FtED THAN NJfW). IN LOTS TO SUIT PUKCHASERS, AT LOW RATKP. yy and r\ \\;INSTONB> SEASIDE "13ESIDENCE QITKB. A COMFORTABLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE, With a largo plc:e of Grass Land, offtjrl'g a Bsoure and profitable Investment for abont £2000, only ono-thlrd of whloh is nc edod In Ca>h Anyone porohaslng the Blook would find no difficulty In dlspotlng ot any land over and above what ho might deal re to retain for bis own nee, and at prices whloh would leave a HANDiOMIC MARGIN OF PROMT. The sltn&tlon Is ono of tho MOST OH ARMING o tbe NEIGHBOURHOOD ot AUCKLAND. Owner leaving for England. App'y to T. W* Jfl ICKSON &C 0( «UltKNam<KT, AUCKLAND. Harbor Board Notices. A UCKLAND EIARBOUR BOABD. APPOINTMENT OK PILOT AND MASTER FOR PIIA)T SCHOONER. Applications will be received at thlf office until TUttsuiY, the 6th day of February next, at noon for the appointments of Pilot and master for Pilot Sohooner.' Salary for Pilot at the rate o' fi!so per annum. Salary for AHster of Pilot Bohoonor at the rats ot fiiSO per arnum. ADpitoations to be endorsed for the respective appointments. Conditions and farther partlonlars mar be seen upon applloatoq at this offloe. G. AIOKIN. Chairman, Harbour Board Oflloo, Auokland. January 21tb, 1883. Gazette in Bankruptcy IN THE SUPREME OOTTRT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT, IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of '•* Tbe Debtors and Creditors Act. 1876." and the amendments thereof, and ot the Deed of Anangnment oi TrioM 43 StkadmaN. of Auckland. Sea man.' ■ , Noiloe is hereby Riven that on WRDNE3- DAY, tbe seventh day of February, 1883 at 11 o'oloolt In the f irene m, or as soon thereafter as oounael can be board la that behalf, an applioa oit ion will be made to the Supreme Court ot New Zealand, at Auokland, Bitting la buk rup,*oy. for a declaration of tbe oomplete execo tlon ot a esrta'i Qjsd of Arrangement dated th« 6*h day of January. IPB3. made between the said Thomas SrBiDMiN, of tha first part; Rlonard Enlbb Davis, taerein deaorlbed, of too second pait: and a'.' tho Cbeditoss of the said Thomas Htoadman, of third pirt; and filed In tha proper office ot tbe supreme Court of New Zsa- Knrt, at Auoklaml sforosaid, on the Bth diy of JanuoTT, 1883, ma which gald Desd was assented to by a r, ;olo»lon in writing paßßed by a mßJoiJty In non^bor, rcpxesen^lng threo-fourtfcs in value of the Creditors of the said Thomei Bteadman, present or represented at a meeting ot Creditors dnly convened and be!d for that pvrtose at my oinoe on the SOth day of January, 18-3. Dated thio Slst day of January. 1883 WILLIAM TfIORNE. Queen-street and Vulcen Limi. Auokland, Bollo.tor for the Trustee. TH THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW A ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT, IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho raattor o£ " The Debtors ana Credi tors Act, 1876." n,nd ot th,e several amend ments tnoroto, and of the bankruptcy oi JtiLIZiBETH DONSKUCV, Of ths City Oif . Auokland, Kuree, a debtor. Notice Is hereby given that a sufficient sum-, berof Oroditorsof the said £liza.beth Donnrily not having cttended the First Meeting of Creditors wpsointad to baheM at the Bnpoms •lourt honae, Auckland on Tuesday, the SOth day ot JuimiuT, 188? w at It o'oloob In tho fore noon, or at tho Adfourma Meeting ther'eoff. on Wrdnesday. tbe 31st day of January, 1888, at %~$V eamo plica and hour, the Registrar has, 1q purßnanceof tho 46th seotion ot "Thg Ddat^rs and creditors Aot. 1876," appointed 1b,om«B Mioffirlane, Ksgniro, Cwliaosted Aooonntunt In Faikrnotcy, tSVo '^editors' T. nstea of tha property oi the' said Ellziboth Donnelly, snd tbe said Tkoma«i Mfoflariaoe hua notiflsa to the Roeißtrar, In writing, Ws aoceptarqa oi tbe Ba d TrugfeafhJPj Dated at Auckland tUlsßlßt day of January, 1883. O. W. BAULKY. Deputy Registrar. Elisabeth Donnbixy, Debtor in PerßOn. IN THE SUPRHME COURT OF ZEALAND, NORTHKiiN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of " The Debtors and Credi tors Act, 1876," and the several Acts amending the same, and of the Bank ruptoy of Edwabd O'Brien Moore, a Debtor. .. This is to notify that Edward O'Brion Mooro, of To Aroha, in the Provincial District of Auok land, Storekeeper, has this day filed a statomen that ho is unable to meet his engagements with his Creditors; tho first meeting of Creditors to be hold at the Supreme Court-house, Auckland, on THURSDAY, the Bth day of February, 1883, at eleven o'clook in the forenoon. G. W. BASLEY, . Deputy Registrar. Hksketh & RionMOND, Wyndham-street, Auckland, Solicitors for the Debtor,



Corporation Notices. , niTY OF AUCKLAND ! LIBRARIES ACT, 1809. AND AMENDMENT i THEREOF. 1 — Notice is hereby given that it is the inteutio ■ of the City CounciLof Auckland en the Btli da > of February next (m terms of the Rating 'Jr& 1876, and amendments 'thereof), to make' ait lory a yearly rate of One Halfpenny in th . Pound upon all Assessable Property within th 1 said City, under and in pursuance of the prov: siona of tho above Acts, payable in ono sum oi the 11th day of February, 1883, at the City Coun cil Offices, High-street, in the said City. I The Rato Book is open for inspection. By Order, P. A. PHILIPS. ~® Town Cleric. Town Clerk's Ofllco, 25th January, 1883. z± niTY OF AUCKLAND, KO-iotr. The following BTRKHT3 are CLOSED foi VHSHIOL.K TRAFFIC outing Drainage ADHir.AIDK-STREKr • - VKRNON-aTRKKX ( Freeman':) nBNTRK-3TRB]B!r f Bar. A B EROKOMBIK-3TRKKT AUBfCRr-STRItKT (between - Cook and " Wclleslej-btreota) P. A. PBILIPd. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Offloe, February J, 18S3. Meetings, «~>i H O H A L HALL. TO-MORROW (Friday) EVENING, A PUBLIC MEETING, Under tha dlreotion of TTNITKI) mKMPKRANOU QOCrarißS, UNITKO XKvU'aitANCIC DaclitTlKS, Will be held in the above Hal). Chair taken at 7.30, by Dk. Kenderdikh. AUDBKBSEi by Fevb. Best, Guy, Ibixji Pottbw, and Watkins, ' Daring the evening, MUBIOAL SELECTIONS wW be given by the Band of Hope Unijn Choik, Conduotor-Mr Tudthope. Admission—FßEE. No collection. OTIC E.-There will be a Special Meeting ot the Phlkon TeßtlraoUal Com mittee at hnlt-paet 10 Tu'-MORROW (Friday) MOKMNG, in tho New Zealand Ineuramoa large room, when every memtar of tbe Cum mlttee is urged to be present. F. G. M WINSTON. Hon. Beo. * UOKLAND CHOK«L SOCIETY,— T% Rehearsals will be Resumed TUESDAY next, 6th February, at 7.45 p.m. sharp. Sub jects: "Brl Kings Daughter" and "Stabat Mator."-H. GILFILLAN, Jun., Kon. Sec. TTNITEDTEMPERANCES CIETIKS1 U CHORAL HALL MEETING. Delegates are respectfully requested to attend at Choral Hall at 7 o'clock sharp TO-MORROW (Friday) EVENING. W. J. MAODERMOTT, Score tary. XJEW ZEALAND TIMBER COM". II PANY (LIMITED). Notico is horeby given that the Annual Gcnoral Meeting of the Shareholders of this Company will be held at tho Company's Office, Cuatom-houso-stroet West, Auokland, on FRI DAY, February Dth, 1883, at Noon, Business : "To Receive tho Report and Balance sheet for tho year ending 31st December, 1882. " To Elect a Director in place of T, T, Masefleld, Esq., who rctirj&s, but he is eligible and offers himself for re-elec tion." " To Eleot an Auditor in place of T. L, White, Esq., who retires,but offers him. self for ro-eleotion. By Order of the Board of Directors. W. PERKINS, Secretary. MEW ZEALA.Nrf~fiMBEK~COM. 11 PANY (LIMITED.) Notioo Is hereby given that an extraordinary General Meoting of tho Shareholders of this Company will bo held at the Company's Office, Cußtom-house-Btreet West, Auokland, on FRIDAY. Fobruary 9th, 1883, at 12.30 p.m., when tha following resolutions will be pro posed, viz :— "That the Capital of the Company be in creased from £10,000 to £65.000 by the issue of 5,000 New Shares of &5 eaoh." "That 2,500 Shares of the above issue shall be offered at par to tbo present Shareholders in proportion to the exist ing Share now hold Dy them," By order of the Board •OtDireotora. " W. PERKINS, , -_ Secretory, fc IQHT "I'- UB DEMONSTRATION CL SPORTS, Third stage Demonstration Handicap, 440y15, will bj ran of in the Domain, on SATURDAY next, at 6 o'olnok, afcor whloh a Consolation Handicap, SCO; da, ontry la, open to nnsnooesallal qpinpetliots. win be run. »iret Ptizd. Pair ivoueera made to trder, presented by Mr T. Phillips ; Becond Pitts*, a Gas of Tea. presented by Mm Hewfo : Third Pilz°, a Baby'd Cradle, pioaented bjr Mr Cole. Kntrnnce and Handicappar on the ground. Prized will be pwseuted by the Chairman, Mr Hlaiup, to the winners, ot the Working MesH) Club, on SATURDAY EVENING, at 8. O'clock Bharp. H. MIDDLBTON, Eon. Sao, Divideiids,, \IEW ZEALAND ACCIDENT I?", j3 BURANOB COMPANY. Notloo la hereby Riven that a Dividend of Tbroepenee per sbara will be pa? able at the Head Offloe. New Zealand Inseranco Bnlldlins, on ana after FRIDAY, the 2nd February, W, A. THOMSON. General Manager. Fanov Qooda, &c. Selling Off Extraordinary, Business culling us to England, we are compelled TO SACRIFICE STHB WHOLK OF OUtt STOCK, VALUE £1000, And comprising tbe moet varlod assortment ot Gooda.ln the Colony. OV-.R 1700 EISTINCI AUTIOLKS is OLABS, CHINA, BARTBBNWARK, TABLE AND POCKBT CUTLEEY, ELECTRO PLATE, HAEDWAEE, IfiO8MON« OBEY, BKOSHWABE, VASES, & TAKCY v GOODS, In faot, tho thousand ami ono articles ot domestic) oho and ornament. *he pnbl'o fay rely that this is a POSITIVE AND GENUIHE SALE, Ob? only obtcot is a' SPEEDJt CLEAKANCE. To Storekeepers and Hawkers this is n splendid opportunity. Hundreds of Trade Lots, also 67 Original Paokagea of Glass. China, So., ranst be cleared. TttE SALE HAS COMMENCED, And will continue until THE WHOLE IS DISFO3ED OF, The. I}sßect Supply Store, 249, QUBEN • STREET, Opntißlte Close Bros. J Mieaicat. CORNS AND BUNIONS have no show uow-Curaolava will oompletrly eradlonto them, Is 61-0. W. Goodaon, London Arcade. r 91HE FACT IS NOW ASSURED .1 THAT INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, OHEONIO HRONOHITIS, ABTBUA, THBOAT AND W7NO COMFLATHTH, NERVOUS AND WABTINO DIBEASBS are permanently relieved, the worst symptoms arrested, and a healthy re action prodnoed by AIOKIN'B BYRDP OF KPOALYPTP3 with HYPUPHoaPiirrita ov umk AN U QUININK. Those great results are owina o tha Domhination of KEIiVK ANII BKARt 90NI0 that lend Increased sustaining power* to the invalid, added to which la the BFEOIBIG ACTION at the Eucalyptus on the mucus mem \ brants, whereby tho air passa«ea are oleared of unhealthy secretions in a natural manner. Dally evidence Is afforded of the per manent resuscitating action of thu remedy-co that all who su3er should at onoemake a trial of its eminent proper ties. The Kuoalypttia Syrup la moderate In price, and within the reaoh of all who . noed it. It is a pharmaceutical combina tion of tonic alkaloids with hypophos phltes.and no* a secret nostrum. Roitlstored end gazetted under " The Trades Maria; Registration Act," by (iKAVHR Aiokin, The Phaimaoy, Auok limd. Wholeaale Agent I THB TSvp



Licensing Motioes. OP AUCKLAND (NORTB] NOTICE OF APPLICATIONFORTRANSFEI OFLICENSK. ;t i,^i MA, R1 B<v O. rLEI of Auckland, being th< B hoWor of a Publican's License in respect of th< a house and premises situate in Hobson-street, dc c hereby grive notice that I desiro to obtain, and c wj'l, at the next Licensing Meeting to bo holden [. at the Temperance Hall, Albert-street, on the a Sth dar of March. 1883, apply for a transfer of i. tho said License from myself to Charles Russell my appointee. Dated the 16th day of January, 18S3. • MARY COYLE. JQICENSING ACT, 18S1. ELECTIONS r,F LICENSING J COMMIMBH-i. Pnrsnant to the provisions of " Tho IJcens ng Aot. 1881," and ot " The Itegulation of Ljoal Ueotlonß Aot. 1876," I, HENRY RIDINGS, Re turning Offloer for oaoh of the several DiatrloW, as oonßtltuted under "The Uocneiaß Act. 1881." montiooed in thn First Column in tho -clwdole I herein, hereby give Pnbllo Notloo that an Kleo tlon for eaoh of ihs said Districts of five duly qusllfled Persons to be Members of the Ucens ina Cammlttee. for suoh Dletrlot, will be h*M oa MO ML.AY. the 19th d f y of February. IHURBDAY, the Bth Fobmary, as the time. »nd l appoint the pUce mcntlonsit In the Second Column ot the said Sohedule, opp site the name of a Distriot, os the place In that Dlstriot. for the Nomination of candidates for the Bald And I hereby give further flotloe that Nomi nations of Candidates for eaoh of the said Districts must be addrfgaed to me as suoh Be turning Officer, and be delivered before the hour aforeeaia, al the place heieln before mentioned for Nomination, SOHBDUQg. Firat Column. Second Column. Auokland North .. City Counofl Offloea, Hlgh-streat, Auckland, Auckland South .. city Council Offloes, HiKh-strcet. Auckland. Auokland Kast _ City Connoll Offices, High-street, Anokland. Karangthspe Ward.. Clly Counoil Offices. High street, Auokland. Ponsonby Ward „ City council Offloas, Hlxh-atreet, Auckland, Graf ton Ward,. _ city Council Offloes, tilgh street. AHCkUnd. Dated this let day ot February. HBNRY RIDINGS. Retarnlng officer, Public notices. "VTCffICE TO COMMON JURORS. The Common Jurors ordered to appear at the Supreme Court on Friday, the 2nd lost., are hereby notified that they are Discharged from further attendance. EDWARD L. GREEN, Sheriff. jpIHALLENGE.—I hereby Challenge S. V/ G oodman to run One Mile from scratch from £5 to £10 aside on Saturday, February 2«li, 1883.-H. JENKINS. \rOTICE.— Mr Jas. W. Thomson has XN ceased to act as our agont. KEAST AND MCCARTHY, Lta., Dunedin, Per H. & W. A. In this month's PENNY TIMK TABLE, for sole at all atatloners an! of the Proprietor, OSOIL GARDNER, High-street. " pAKTNEBSHIP NOTICE. JL MR EDWIN HORNBBY data of Moearß X and 8. Morrln) has boon admitted a Partner In my buElneae, which will ba carried on under the Firm Ot "LAURIE & HORNSBY." W. S. LACRia, Auokland, 25th January, 188?. A LL ACCOUNTS owing to Mrs Nichol, C3i. 223 Queeri-streot, must be Paid on or be foro FRIDAY, tho 9th o£ February. . WEDDIJNU KIN US, 15, 18, and 23 ouat, fluo gold, at 15s. 18s and SOa eaoh —James Adams, Watchmaker, Victoria- Btreet. rP» Sibbin and Brown, COMMERCIAL & GENERAL PRINTERS, G5, QUKKN-BT., AUOELAND, THKEE DOOB3 ABOVE WAITBMATA HOTEt. THOS. SIBBIN AND CHAS. BRO Wt have tho honour to intimate that they have entered into partnership as Commercial and General Printers, and have opened business 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, Accuracy, Promptitude, and Economy. As regards the first three essentials, wo have only to state that we were >oth trained by the late Mr William Atkin, of High street, in his well-known habits of punctuality and general excellence of work. Our expenses are very light, and of this we shall give aw customers the advantage, making our prices as low as possible. Any work of a private op secret ohaxaoter may bo entrusted to S.&B. with perfect confi dence, as none but themselves are engaged in its production, yiKGER MACHINES, 2s fid per week, kJ I), », Chambers. TOURISTS AND OTHERS TO ROTOMAHANA EOT LAKES ARK CAUTIONED Against being Misled by Agents to take THROUGH TICKETS. FDLL AND RELIABLE INFORMAL TION As to COST and ROUTE on application at the Auokland. Agency for LAKE HOUSE, R9TORUA, National Insurance Buildings, 83, Queen-Btroet. Auckland, January 30,1883. XTEW ZEALAND GRAIN AGENCY J3I AND ME CANTILE COMPANY (LIMITED), CAPITAL ..- £l-,000,000 Head Offices, New Zealand:. THE TRIANGLE, CHRISTCHURCH. Managing Director: Geo. G. Stead. Consulting Direotor: P. Cunningham. The undersigned bogs to inform Gratti Mer chants and others that he has been appointed AGENT for the above Company, and is now prepared to receive orders—which shall have >rompt attontion—for Grain and all kisds of New Zealand Produce. j, R. H. STEVENSON, * ■, " Agent. Cnion Insurance Office, Queen-streot • 'TTALENTINES | TINES I ValtsntinbS ! AT N. G. LHNNOX'S, 100, QUEEN-6T (Lato Edward Waite's). JUBT OPENED, AND NOW ON VIEW, A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF COMIO VALENnNKS J COIIIO VAI.WSTINBB 1 BBNI'IMDJSTAI, VALBSTINBB ! a«NTIMENTAL VaLBRTINES I USEIUIi VALKNTINKB t USBVUL VAIENTINEU SATOBKT3I SATOHETSI ETC., jFifKKKO AT OLKAyANCa PRIOKi TO BffFKCf A READY BALK. CSEAP SCHOOL SLATER, OBKAF SCHOOL KXEROISB BOOKS, Cheap School Copy Books, CIIKAP 80H0OL DICHONARIKS Cbbap fchool Kradi-.-o Books, CHKAP SCHOOL REQUISITES OF H.VtCRY DHSCRIPItON AT OLEARaNOB PRICES, AT XT /I T E N N O X'B, iX. It. Jj h; n n o x's, (Lite Edward Wayte's), 100, QUEEN-STREET, AUOKLAND J C E *1 H E S T, AND WINE, MEAT, AND FISH SAKE COMBINED. Sample, No. 1 Quality, on View at FISHER & COS. (LIMITED), AT UNION SASH & DOOR COB. OFFICE. Cußtomhouae-siroet East; FACroi'.Y-Mechsnloa1 Bar. PRICE £6 103. od. Samples, Nob. 2 &nl 3 Quality, Shortly on View UNION STEAM SAW, MOULDING, BASH ASD DCOR COMPANY (LIMITED).



'• SSgkl m Grubht Bakg warded on **""« 1 I. OST, a dan-colonrad Gelding, branded ."-4, "A on near shoulder.—Any neraon return. lnglhe game to Wilson and Ko&*SSrbSS£ 5 KyberPass, will be_rewarded/_^V™^' ] | O.iT, on Wednesday, in the Gravevanf I ILJ a Blank S >irl Sfaaw).—Apofy Mr WW*.' i Confecttoner, Qaeon street, Ficder will .be . ( rewardtd. LuST, a Bay Hock (.oldiug) with td ck points, tali cut eqcuiro above hoolis. while fUr on rorehead.-Aujona bringing him to Max. Lamb, Kemutra, will be snlc&bty tt wsrded. FUftD, a Purse with Money.—Apply Star Office. , SjiOUND, a tu:se containing money. - 1 ~ Owner enn have same by applying at ifcls * offlf? »nd giving prTtlon'arp. JJJ.OT AWAY.—Mouse-coloured Mare, - V* with vary sm&ll, whit* spot on forchtitul and piece out out of left ear. ids reward by ramming psmo (o Mr Carbines, Queen-street. board ana ttesiaence. jpAMBRIDGE HoUSF, Lower Vincent. » "_/ street. Selectßoardandßesidence. Terms Jon application.—Mra Richmond. BOARD "AND RESIDENCE for 2 or 3 Yotang Men; healthy locality; terns moderate.—Apply Mr Duaii, Wellington Hotel1:-: Wei lngton-Btreer. ■ CIuMFuKraULE APAKTMENTM tor '■'. J Ladles during their oocouchment; quiet-T. ness and attention. Terms moderate.—Apply . Mrs Boyle, Upper Queen-street (3rd house above Heath^s store). '." GOVKENOR BROWNE HOTET, HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodqhto .....20s. pec Week. Single Koom 255. per Week. OLD OLDB PRIVATE BOARDUG HOUSE. Eden Crescent, Auckland, within throo minutes, walk of the Railway Station. Wnarf, Post omco, Supreme Court-nou&6, and Banks.—First-class Accommodation for Visitors frojh the Coast and Country Districts. Apart ments en auito for Ladies and Families. Plunge ' and Shower Bath". Letters and telegrams addressed; o the Manager, Old Club Private Boarding House, Eden Crescent, Auckland,will receive prompt attention. E N T N O R HOUSE Beach Road, Devonfobt. .- . A delightfully situated Marine Residence, commanding an extensive view of the harbour, city, and suburbs; conveniently located between the Viotoria and Devonport wharves. Every comfort and convenience for visitors and board. Terms moderate. JNO, OWEN. V2*Ia»ES'REST, 39, QUEEN-STREET O WHARF, AUCKL^ND^N.Z Three small rooms hrve been taken at'the above address,' in 'Dirtier 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 Senretariea Messrs Larkins and Ewlngton, or at the rooms. HENRY E. FELL, I - Missionary to Seamen. fflcoleslaßticai. - YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, corner of W«llesley an:l Albert atroeta—Evangellstio Service, THIS . * (Thursday) KVKNING, at 7.30. AU ara invito1, ■ m, Rocent arrivals cordially invited. • ■ __ Y>, ESLEYAN M.KTHODIST COS- Vv fsrhnob. r: .-i Conversational Mooting — Pitt-street Chnroh, JThurßday, Ist February, at 7.30 p.m. AUCKLAND LADIEIFCHBISTI'N A. AfBOCimON. . ' The R«V. J. S. HIM, has ktnfily congested to Rivo a Serle3 of BIBLE READINGS in thß " Lbcitjrk Ham. ol tho Yont.o M»«'s Chum jian Association, oornpr ot WelhsTev and Albert-streets, oommatciog TO-MQRROW (Ifrida?). Zndyobrnary, at 3 p.m. Members anil ~ friends era cordially lav:t6d. Auotiona. . ;,-; ;->,■ -, TO-MOKJipW; .\ ; ' -/:;;,■• AT 10 O'CLOCK A.M. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. A T the DOG KENNELS, City Market, J\. on Friday, the 2nd February, 1883, at 10 a.m., by order of Geo. Goldie, Dog Registrar, A NUMBER OF USEFUL DOGS. Sold on . account of whom it may concern. 11 Dogs not sold will bo immediately destroyed. . R. ARTKUR. , ... ... Auctioneer. ..-. : , . TO-MORROW, AT 11 OIJLOCK A.ML ". MARKET DAY. ARTHUR'S POULTRY, PRODUCE, FRUIT* AND GROCERS AUCTION MiHKKT. ;:"■-.■; ; :: ARTHUR'a mart. -;>''.;.-! ■■■''"-■ POULTRY DEPARTMENT.. Fowls, Turkeys, Dnoks, Gaese, Pigeons. Cii narieß, Fancy Birds, White Mioa ana Cage, Small figs, Hamburgh and Game Fowla ■ 3 Iron TantrH (ICO and 600 anls,). i Portable Boiler*, Large Driving Wheel, Desk, 04 Drams . . , . • . . ~': ■ PRODUCE, FRUIT, AND GROCERY D3PARTMKNT. ■ U---L'' 0 cafes Canterbury Bacon and Hams (olotb), Sundry Lots of Baoon »n 4 Hams, Ohecee. Bntter, Beef, Good Table Potatoes, (MBor. ted kinds), union?, Cabbages, Herbs, Flour. - Bran, Sharps, Oatmeali Oats, Wheat * ' . . FRDIT, tea. — Plums, GreOTßases. Peaebec. 1 Pesra. Apples. Grenaoi'laa (a rare and dp- J'olons Fijian FrulQ aROCSRIBS, 60.'-InCian and other Tea Cocoa, Sugar, Rioa, Vinegar. Since, Vestas, ' Mtitotio", Blsskfng. Cuitaots. Kaisii.p, HlSFlsc ConfcoUonory, Blscolti, White Leai)» I * FURNITURK DEPARTMBNT. ON BALE KUVATELY, AT AUCTION PRIOEB.- BnltoH in Great Vsrietf. Chairs. Tables; Chef- . ,' fonlera. Book Casop, kales. Glass Oases, ' Carpets, Pictures. Closhs, Ornaments, BMt> i?oard. Pianos, Amerlcaa ergnD, Iron and ~ Wood Bedetealc, PiiUlesaes, Mattrasuoe, " Pillowo, Waahstands, Toilet Tables, Tol.'et Petn, Toilet Glasses. Chests of Drawer*. . . ■■:•: Dinner Serrires. White KnameJl Platea ana ■ Dlßhea, Tumblers, Ohesß Tables, Hollowuu , ' TO-MORKOWi ' r / FRIDAY, 11 O'CLOCK -,'."■. 14 Kegs Primeßutter . ' * ' 100 Packages Tea- - 60 Saoks Potatoes 60 do. Maizo * ' 40 do. Wheat, Flour, Bran, Sharps ' ' Pork, Beef, Suet, Bacon and Haras ;' ■■'.• Soap, Candles, Kerosene ' Rice, Currants, Raisins, Biscuits ■ ■- t Tea, Sugar, Groceries, &c, &&. GEORGH SIBBIN. fi ,.: . TO-MORROW. '■ ;'_,.'.,■, PRODUCfi SKLB. '% W. DOWDEH «I 7 ILL sell by auction at the Ezehanga ™ Mart, Queen-street, To-morrow, ai'n -&-• .*■'■ o'clock, 6 ton Prime Kidney- Potatoes J tons Hobart Potatoes -r ; , ' ; :^ 27 sines Baoon ;;>;,; ";, 50 bunohoß Hanenas 13 cans Peaohes 3 oases Plnmfl Co onaoa Kerosene . Cheese. Corned Beef, Chaff, Oats ' • i Wheat Barley.'Bran Also, • . - Fornltore, Faaoy Goods ■ . &c, kc,, &c,,' ■.; '■.'■":.'', 10-MORROW, AT 11 O'CLOCK. CARBINES & TAYLOR WILL sell, by auction, at their Cen. tral Mart, To-morrow (Kriclßji, at 11 o'olook sharp, i POULTRY-Fowls. Dnoks, Geese. Tartars, Spanish, Dorking and Langfihan Fowlb, Ca . narlep, Pigs, und JDogs FRUIT— Apples, Pears. Plums / , PRODUOB-Hams and Baoon, Butter, Walwn . Cheese, Beef. Lard, Outs, Malw, Bran, Ohaff, Oaaneal, Flonr.Tea, SUKar.oandlw, Keroßeno . • • ; -''&&, &0,, &c., ;«»•■ ■-..% At 11 o'Clocir. -. CARBINES <S TAYLOR, Anctionoers. THURSDAY, HOOK. -•" PiYASAHTLY SITUaTED REBI. PENCE, GRAFTOJi ROAD. TO BE SOLD BIT AUCTION, R. ARtIuR - :\ OF AS been favoured with instruction* .171 from the proprietor, who la leaving for England, to sell by auction at his Estate, Land, , and House Sale Kooms, Uneen-gtteet. onThur* dar next, at 12 o'olcok noon, - me NKWLY-BOILT. WULL-FINI3HHD AND ARRANQWU KKSIDBNCK. of 6 roomp. fitted up with Ga3 Veaetlen Blinds. Grate, Oven. See., situated in Graf tin Road, off X j bnr ' Para, havinaa fr.ntajre of lOfr, by a depth of 120, running back to a road. The position is heetth >, convenient, und p!eafant, wlih Rood view, 100 property Is well fenced, drain-a. »nd laW enfc i ■■* a uetaohea Weah-honas, Fowl-honee, ttc ;' Also. The at)joinlig Allotments otf 3 x 129 feet, Cirda to view tho property can te obts'ned . attheofQcaof thsAuotloneer, . , (Ctmtimed <m Fourth* Page.J . -