E=SBft the matter to the head ot the is to «P«*- l h c,iii afeud to it. It is all ■W'^U for M^rs Earl and Cooper to W *S«^opportunity of ainug their seize «verL re This is not the place, i eloquence ne^ iDtg of th sort tU e, W*? '„ mart*, and even if it were, Mr W LndentThon^ou U not now preset! ? - S»P"lfll »nf eplv to them. .1 thlak it y^ntf lo make such attacks in Ins absence. ... j' » t help thinking that fl's^ a & 3 are made in the proper if r? r he cause of the grievance would qoaiter, ' u° X\ m vv\ Vbe state of things of. which I S £ d'occarred«ttheM f .EaenGaol,, '^^sn^W^ifattentioaisdrawn D#cAV" nedats- 20p-mi' untll 9.30 this mining.

TO-DAY'S INVESTOGATION.

W prisoners^Committed for .»o 30 o'clock this nioruing the prisoners ■ A» Sin Placed in the dock, when the *c? inf the depositions was commenced reading o'l"1' r KU She fini.hcd,a»d His Worship (Mr ! « iKviDg taken his place on the 5 m sMrTheo. Cooper (who had just Be? cb i> .Vfld for un expression from His arrived) <wkod lor v v com _ %?aS if h did, ho would not take s'ifcKta. «f ft« Cowt with any remarks tWB(S W«S'a ß s W ered that bo did intend ' VrTooi-er accordingly decided not to mKi.oS 8 were than challenged in %THamuton: I reserve my defence, }h mas Prie.tley : I prefer to .eserve my dtSV ßSff^iHtedtotako thek Uill a\ the next criminal .uting. of tlinSnpremeCoutt.

SUPREME COURT.- In Banco.

; #i' (Before Mr Justice Giilie3,) yfj&'ff Xbustebs V. Bulsy.—ln this ■ - ca3e,an appeal from the decision' of the Disr jrjoi Judge at New Plymouth, His Honor - «»* judgment.—Mt^.|Jw:JE«oa, juu., ap^ '^iJ^d for appellant, and Mr Alexander £.!* respondent.-After a! lengthy reviev/of ■tPpei&m, His Honor d'imiß-cd the repeal . Jith costs. . ...;•,,-,.■■. X MA\ r6a and Corporation, o? Auck •7tiro y. the. Tallow and Manure ' MaNUFACTUBINC CuMPANr.—Mr Cotter, $ Jfcaring for'the. Mayor and Corporation of iSkland, moved for at nlpmsipm writ f oLffiunctlon akaj*st tho '1 allow ■ and s&lira:JJanufacturing Company, to pie ,■ vent t& 'tarrying .wUhe, business; t If falioW-roeltinß,. blood-boilmg, etc.— tho plaintiff.' doiTora ' ;,,„ wtich wasi to 'the effect that in 1875 tho plaintiff* .were in possession of -M&i at Westera.FiSprngs, vond,.. etc., 'V ikrconf' In 1375, at a lafgo cost, they -*"erected"'pulping..machinery for the;purr y'MM of supplying tha city of Auckland, fife w»ter. a portion ofjhe land the pro. ''•jieitvs of theip!aiotiffs was used for fitU.-I la S,p'.ember ; la|t ; the, • "dolcudailta purchased '& piece of lanff ad-* 4ioinina*&6 plaintiffs' pasturage, anil had trldfogs aod appliance? ?" for tof 'carrying on Uo '■-toiiietflf matting fat; crushing bones,- ant I ttaMg >b!ood';;wttare, the nowholesqqjo; matter arising from which: Would' corrupt • • ithe air, «tf«U sttSliafffcmithe water watttd ifhwetheefKcVSMouliog ■■** andrenderlng It unfit for don®tic*ase" ( ; and'aTaounfit for ' the 4atUs and .'l\ve atoeK |p- support of ' the*applreition {.the. plaintiff.'filed certain affidavits, of^wtiiebi the.following is the y gist --On the 7ttf "September notice bad i Wen serred oaths secretary of tho fallow ' Cdmp»ny fay the City Council thaP they ob'ieoied. to the works proposed ti.. bo ** erected,^ and woald do-all 'ill their ■ ps>er, to,; Mstra'n the -. . conjpany ' :Jstfpin ■ prwee'ding ' with these WjOrH. ■1> •-:''"'<- Mi?M«ndv;■;, Qovemment Analyst, *:-^e'rHfiealpat titoVbudnesß of steaming, ;»,64nes, etc.f an i : nndoubtecL nufeanceK.wl|ea, conducted in ■• ifia ordinary iiaahner.al^a distajifie of ba'f a V Mffifrom • <he ',Tne .^oiioas .^ases , «i)d particles ot;puttify>«,nwtter, wefe,ap v t; *vio coiJtiminatf'thfli'water;'in the springs. | .2he. company's works had been erected on .rtifcff&y. bank:>,'underi'ying.-j^ia;jscoHacfrom. >s wbiflh (he TToae/ ;ani|?tlje drain^giS* from the works would be borne* into the pond.-(His Honor here expressed his belief that the : percolationj of draioase ' through 300 yards of scoria would have the effect of absorbing the offensive matter), —Mr Cotter pointed out that even the drainage did not find its way into • the spring it would flow into the creek through Motion's p:ope;ty, add thence ,i though the poition of the Council's pro *pertyused for grazing purpose?.) Mr Pond's I affidavit went on to say that the methods proposed in the i!fplans submitted by defendants were great improvement! on the old system, but it was impossible with the best designed machinery to %>re,yj3nt ft | nuisance. It was shewn that thecompany proposed treating tha matter *in air-iight digesters, the noxious^ ga-es and .iteam being conveyed * taerefrom by a pipe 'o the fumac?, ''and there consumed.. It was, however, argued" that a great nuisance must exist when the dieestera were opened for the nur i posa of filling or emptying them; An f affidavit from Mr Crawford, technologist, Ktates that the site for the works had been chisen in ignorance, and without regatd j for the health of the residents in the cottages in the neighbourhood on the "purity Of'the water. As late as Satuiday Lwt a nukance had been occasioned by the emell from etbe""works. (Bis Honor re marked that he had visited the works on Saturday, and did not smell anything offensive, but Mr Cotter explained that the 'idigesteis had not been opened till after hii Honor's departure.) une point in Mr Crawford's affidavit was that at a similar manufactory at Hawke's Bay where he had baen engaged, and where the best machines were used, aacL thai greatest care exer cised, the bad i me'l from the works %as sometimes perceptible at the town or Hwtings/two miles distant; and a glass ot ;*falter left expoEed all night m a room half ?.a-mile away became contaminated wi'h the. *tthala'ion3:'frwn the worK3. Affidavits • from Mr Erringtoa and Dr. Stockwell ex • pressed'flie opinion that the works; would ; . db detrimental to the parity of the water. . —His Holor said he had given the fullest to the matter, and had come to the conclusion*that he could aiot justly grant die rale nisi. The law was clearly hid down that an injunction should not be granted in respect of an anticipatory nuis ance unless the probability of its occurrence ' is clearly made out ,tq the satisfaction of the Court, In the present .case, the Corpora tion could not apply for an injunction in consecittence of bad odours, and with icard to tha other matters it was Incumbent on them to Bhow a strong probability that the water supply would be ■• injured by the works. 'llie_ affidavits would have had more weight with Urn had they not. been to post life* they did not satisfy him that the Water woukbe affected by the gases<or by tie drainage percolating through the -V-'SmT US was satisfied that from the Vgreat distance the drainage would require to percolto through scoria and Bcona detihiTthat before it. reached the pond it wrald be depiived of lti noxious qualities. Of this fact he had satisfied himself by experiments made .on ground similar to I tot at the Springs. The _ feu rat out I danger from tbe gases wasafaneiful one. Tp affect the water at a'l, they would, I nela to have It hanging in a heavy cloud with the air in an immaveable condition. Jn a oUaiate like oura, with the air con • itantly'in motion, thfe possibility of the water absorbing the gsseswaa very remote. ■ At any rate, he felt satisfied that it would 1m a long time before water was brought to i'him^contairjingj noxious matler^derived When it did" ioccur, ihey*"woHld have? good grounfls lor ' spwrng for an iojunction. Be sa\#np for supposing that anytmng likely to*pollute:?3lie water would come I from the«works.€ The present decision • Would not. prevenilJhem, Bhould tne water ! injure be*deteriorated * injlred,.in ducting the defendant j *for a nnisanoa, arid ißT»sequenUy applying for an iniußßtion Baiw." J. O'BEIEN <a debtor.) -Mr BarK&jaoved for'an order of discharge,-- Mr Aliander, forliii?opposing creditor^ Ji lamb, applied for &xl adjournment, which S was granted, Friday aex± feing fixed a^tho date of heating. ThU was allihe biisfness. m ,, Hi -0-

SHOCKING ACCIDENT.

■> A Boy Has His Head Crushed by a Ground Holler. AN accident of a most shocking nature, re sulting in the death of a little boy named Leonard Ga»n, seven or eight years of age, occurred on the Domain Gricket Ground a tew minutes after thiee o'clock this after, noou. The first ipnuigi of the " Our Boys" cricketers had juat concluded, and. tho Norlhoru Wat'oa men having rolled tho wicket preparatory to their second innings, dvagged the stone roller hack to the spac; in front of tbe pavilion. Af:cr tnoy had kfc it, some small hoys began to ro'l it about for amusement, and pUhough cautioned by tho spectators to d sist ftom thc'r pranks, did not pay any attention to the warnings. They had dragged the roller along some dis tance, when they suddenly stoppad and commcuced to push it backward*. The cb'ld, Leonard Gash, was on tho other side, aud, 'iv endeavouring to gtt oat of the way, fell. To tne horror ot tno spectators, tho heivy roller went partly over Irs body and kead befdro anything could bo done to stop it. A rush was made to the spot, where a most distressing sight pri'sented itself. The poor tittle fellow lay on liis back quite dead. One-kuoe was raised, and the other kg was stretchod out. His head was completely crushed, and ia facf, actually llatteued out, the brains being exposed and scattered over the ground. It was quite evident that deuta had been instantaneous. A sheet was procured and thrown over the body, and a few miuutos later a stretcher was obtained, and the corpse removed to tbe Hospital under the directions of Mr Bryce, head nurse. An elder brother of the deceased child was on tho orioker pa vilion at the time, and he ran home to inform his parents of the distressing occur rence. An inquest will bo held on the body to«morrow afteroooo.

CRICKET MATCH.

Northern WtfJroav. Our Boys. TUB Northern Wa'roa Ciicketing Eleven, which arrived in town on Monday, com mensed the first of its series of matches to day .igsi'nst a rather weak team of the '"Our Boys " Club. Winning tho toss, the visitors went in firit, and, to the surprisa of their oppponets, tho first wicket fell for bqe run, while three wickets were down for seven ran?, and four for 11. A stand was then made, aud the. innings closed for SB, WhiteJfde being tho mqs..C,.saccessful howler, Joking fiVe wickots fit a Co9t of 29. itiDSi, " Oar Hoys " then commenced thoir first inhiDgs.and had made 35 before J]\d first wicketfelljCiomwelland Whitpsidelnmkirjg a most tletermincd stand. Thoir innings, however, closed f,0>85, or only three behind their opponent, .TheJ^cores, up-to three o'clock, wpre as follows i—* • - * NOfITJpRN WiAIROA.-liff. I.SNIKG3. - Paihwoodib Wills .. ~.t * 6 Oouttß, b WhUfldo.. ';;•.. .'. .. ... 0 Bis'r, b ■Wflitastdo _ - , ..\ .... 1 Cdlbaok. oWnftejiae. b Vira ...... .. 0 Wo-dh::d, a -fib'sar, bill's .. i. » .. 11 Diotcson. bWtfcesldo, n*1 .. .. .. 27 Hardy. b-SKalftM* .. .%■%<-'•. ':■ '•■ 5 ils:3flol(liOUi.i:d3r..bW.)kar .. a .. ,8 Saviwopthy, b Whlrteiaa.. ... ...:>.. "1(1 "imfvaylAatont "■*?»•• .*. '_ ..'.*■. ;, 7 lAwry. b WK?«3ia«.. «;.. „ . .. . t ._ 0 "Bxttij' ... "... ....... .„' ~. 8 ;: TotalJ^-! ...'"-..'. V- ..">,. 8S "•BOWLINO ANALYSIS. % j ":-5<..- ■-'-■■ ■ ' . ■<•*:«'• I** ! ' '■"; ' '\ g'■ f . Whiteside'v ;. 90 29 -. 4 \Kr. : ■ Mills.^w \.V •*. 50 32/L t '-3..- 3 ;>; .Walker* *;$ ..'SO, i»* 1. .2. ; • " ■ ;(iuß Bo\'s.-i8» Inninos.- Cromwe«»bContls :. .. .. .. .. 23 ■\Vbite:ide.b Stall worthy..- .. .. «.. IB talker, b CoutH .. .. .. ;. ~ 7 Rinley, b Stall worthy .. ..... ..10 MTl's.Tiin out 3. .. v. .. .•• • 0 WhUcbCoutrt, ..«#§. .. •• •• 0 George, o StaUworthy, frCoutts 2 Hendry.b Still worthy .. .. .. .. ? Thwaitcs,bCoutfi ".. ';. .. - .. .. .5 OblsoA. o Masefleld, b Contts .. .. if*- Burton, not out .. ;.. .. .... 0 Extras .; .. :.. ... ... .. jtt '# .Total.. r-*iv-' •*-■■ •-. '•> 1 '*'. 4 85 ■V. BOWUdQ ANILSBIS. ' ■• >', ■' aS c - Hunt's... .. '*■ -' 80 43 1 .8 Woodhe;d ~ ..25 15 0 v 0 uhl'.worthy.. -50 11 8 3

THE KINGITES AND MR BRYCE.

Kewi's Letter to Mr Bryce. THE meeting at Rewi's settlement on the Puniu terminated yesterday. Before clos i ig it Kewi and other chiefs sent for Mr Grace to show him the copy^of the letter the meeting had instructed Itewi to send the Native Minister re the Amnesty; o'io to inform him the object of their erecting pists along the frontier and on their lands was to check the outside tribes from infring jng on landafwithin their boundary, and "also as an intimation to those tribes that t&e land does not belong to them. 'By this mcaps they hopo they will be enabled o h »ye a little breathing time,,whiht they, aro negotiating with the GoverrfmentiespectiDg the opaning of the country, &c. Wahaaut, and Horn r.Jled thh morning especially to" see Mr Grace. They said that they w'shed him to make it publicly known that the Maniapoto triba are not Jn any way what ever badly disposed towards the European ( people, and not to be misled by bad re. ports invented by Maoris who were jealous of them. That just now it win the nativo people themselves by their behaviour who were retarding and hampering tljem and preventing an early settlement of the native difficulty which exists betweeu the two races. That as soon as they had disposed of the licile difficulties wind exist amongst* themßelvep,;it was theic intention to meet the Government and to try to come to«ome gettleount whereby, both pakeha and Maori will be satisfied. Wahanui's last words to Mr Grace were; " Inform your pakiha^side, of what I have said, and tell'them to give n? .a little time,, to. breathe and settle matters amongst u», afters which is done all things will ba rriadft rights From exprcsions frequentlymadeiuse of at the meeting there is little'doubt that'5 the mpture between rife two .tribes', Ngatimaniapoto and Waikato, is widening, and that the Maniapoto are hoWiog these various meetings in order to find out ho)j they exactly stand and then adopt r a course of their own. The liability of a number.of natives being arrested and 'charged with murder is.a source of trouble and anxiety to them, and several chiefs expressed them solves to the effect that if Mr Bryde would pardon all culprits that one of the principal obstacles to a speedy settletoen| would, be removed. There ie no doubt that this matter is troubling their miads j asUwere Mr Bryce to issue an amnesty, hewould find matters made much easier for him; it would give the natives confidence-in our. eincerity, and they hereafter couldtfotjay that they did not come to terms with ua sooner because some of them were liable to arrest. Wfltere, one of the greatest chieft, of tho Maniapotos, is one ot those under; the cloud. This man hiur great - in fluence amongst his people? and if Govern, ment wish to get his services, surely the least thing they could do is to .use the powers they have under tho Amnesty Act., Wetere, as w known, has alienated him self from the King patty, and,. U' now. willing to place himself binder the pakeha rule, but is debarred f ronl altogetlfe.1 doing so from the fear of arrest for a deed which 8,11 natives say he never*? committed.- Wetere no>v is constantly comm<micat:ng; with the Government, thereby showing he k well disposed towards us, and ltr was only rhfotherdtty that-Mr Bry^ce a felp. omm in reply to a communication, fro.ni WeteXKe effect tfaat he UMr Bwce) Eownp objactioa to th ß ;fcu, lands' being purveyed, and concludes tto -Wci« Wetere to Bse his influence with Wahanuii We , when showing Mr G/acatft.a^te^ |ram, said. "lam most willing JO h# Mr Irvce. and will do so, but hoy oa» Leff«c-_ Sly heip.himif I amliable'to when I enter any European town. J wenf,to Wellington to see Mr BryCe, Jind^eveß he on that occasion could not; protect me., ff Mr Bryce thinks WetereWseiylces,nre worth Voh^e. BWeiy the^^^ do is to coflfer.on w.etere of the Amnesty Act. >? -~ W*? ffli The other day. when sPjakjPf'jHJfftiß of the Maniapoto'a ot whatjjthej?, tflWgW. of Mr Bryca's letter to WaffiSi(nil%they ;said "Well, the letter mey be right enough from an European point of view, Mr Bryce utates in that letter that we show enmity toward* the pakeha because we keep our country closed. Wow we say that Mr Bryoe 5b showing ua enmity by fnot pardoning,those persons of us who ore called by you murderers. We do not re member any acts of yours against up, com mitted during the war. You say there are murderers amongst us; we might also jay the' Same yon. Did not some

of your soldiers at RaDgiaoliia liurn women and children in wbaies ? But these things we have forgotten, because they were done in war time. There is no doubt that time will solve the native difficulty, bat I am sure that if we were to meet them in the matter of pardoning all culprits that a settlement would be speedily come to, and why should we not do so after tlm lapse of time ? Men in Egyp', who hava committrd greater ciimcs, have been pardoned, and by a people not half so en* lightened as the Biitish nation,"-{OWW Correspondent.)

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN COHKKSPONDENT). THAMES, this day. Sha'emarkct, 3 p.m.—Deep Levels, seller* 2s 9d; London, sellers ifr;3s Od; Mariner, sellers 5s ; Imperial, 545,' sellers 555; Cnledoniuu, lOj 3d ; Queen of Beauty, 251 Cil, sellers 251 Gd; Southern Cross, sailers 18a ; heymour, Is sd. Tho Imperial got 151bs. of picked stone from the winze on tbe beach reef below Mo. 4 level. The shaft contractors expect to finish in about three weeks. The reef in the cross-cut has been heavod by a break, but . will bo probably picked lip on the opposite side of the (hive. The etopes continue to look well, and a little gold was showing fn the face of the south stopo to-day. Tho Southern Cross winze is down about 25 fflet. It is beinfj sunk on the banging; wall portion of the reef. The footwall portion has dipped away, and gold is seen in breaking. Tho reef looks well in tho face, being 18 inches wide. The Hand cf Friend-hip have started to clean out drive past on bench reef at No. 3 level of Imperial .shaft. When this is dono, tenders will be called to drive the boundary, (TKR PRESS ASSOCIATION.) NEW PLYMOUTH, this day, f MOVEMEIVT3 OF MINISTERS. 'J he Premier arrived here from Auckland by the mail rteamer, He and Major At kinson go to Hawera on Friday to conse crate the Hawera Masonic Temple. Hr We and Lady Fox nre also passengers for here by the steamer from Auckland, NAVIER, this day. THE HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT, The Government baring .received as surances, that, subscribers to tho Hospital desired to continue, their; sharo ;p£ "tie maintenance of tho inatUu ion, te'egraphqd ypsterday'tbat, under those circumstance?, the old pound for pound subsidy would be continued. The election -forHubscribers' rapresenttttive.bn. tho" Hospital tommittee, accordingly proceeded on the old basis, re sulting in tho Mayor, treasurer, and another, being at the bottom of tho poll, , \ L}j NSDIN this day. ,; HEAVT GOLD E&UORT. Tho gold escort last bight, which was the heaviest known for: some years, consisted of eleven boxes. **..., V" INYE^AIIOILL, this day. MAN.aND BOY^RQ^YNED. A school bovnamod Alexander Vaughaa and Thomnstiliynca, a ploughman, were drowned whil%,bathing .in a creek at Dora Station lloko'nui, where, Vauchan bad gone to see his mother duripg the holidays.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

lhe EnfjlisfaCriclceterp in Tas .mknia. (Received, January 10, 2,15 p.m. %r LA%V CESTON, this day. ; The cricket match between the English' Eleven and eighteen of Koificrn Tasmania, was concluded yesterday, and resulted in a ylctory fur' the **Eniatshmen> ; iu v .one innings and teveuty-fi've runs to spire. C. T. Studd. was the highest .scorer, wiih 99, ruoout.: The 'Wratber was fihe,,aml there was a large attendnce at the match each day. -r*^.' ':,■: '■*?* %- '•• ** IReceivedi^aßuary lOth—^.p.'inJ] % LONpjbNj'January; 9ih^-5.25 f.mg j The b(obk Exchange considti tluit' there is. iio margin f r profit on the Vic'orian loan, and expect that better terms will be oltuned, for thp, vsummei loan. They thoroforo advise*{Mt*!t*-W pr ferable to await the impending fall of bank rate. Last month the bankers advised that it should bo pi uv d at a lower luioiiLum and now Fay that it is impossible to absorb the fu'l amount of the loan at tho pre.-ent price. THE ABSCONDING TENNESSEE 'IKEAoUREK. The State Treasurer who abscodded from Tennessee, and was captured at Texas', has again escaped, and ii repntod to have r. ached Mexico,

A cricket match was played on Saturday between the Excchioraadcouth Eud clubs, •'v which the former waa victorious. South End scored 58 and Excelsior 82 for tovcn wickets.. E. Mills was highest scorer on the winniDg siije, and^vas very successful at bowling. , Mr Street's new yacht. Mutitai, ouilt by . Mr'B, Logan..Was But for a -trial spin Jate thia uftornoon. We hold over our,,report as Well as other remarks on his vessel uqtil jto-iuorrow. ir ,<.tf ■• ' ■ ", f :> ■ A msa.naraed' Hariy Good ward, belong ing to the «ch'ooner,M'.DPie" Hare, fell over-, board, between the versel and the whaif,* tbU.sftcrndon, itia telleved-while jn a ii', Ai otlicr of the lnnds'gave h:rn the^'end of an o i r, which he hold on \i, and was pulled on tjard. Sub-equently he, had a-fit~on deck, and had to be held down ti prevent him from BuataiDin^1 fujttber ?ij%ry. ■%' ■ i "It wits expected the s.e, riiugarooma would arriv§\fion} "Sydney. (djrect) either yesterday aftirnoon or eveniog,"but, pro bably o'winjj to contrary winds, eho liuduot put,-in an -appearance up to the time at.' which we "went to j>r, 33 to-day. >. V ir? * • The" CbristshDrbbv Presbytery will'pro ceed against Rev. Mr Fraser irrdao form on this day week. ;» ■ . fc:_ * -':'•«■.!• TnofJhairmin of the Harbour Board, and the Engineer this morning visited the dock works a( Point Calliope?*^ Mr Fallon, tbe contractor, has almost completed the brick coffer-dam, 100 ft., by 'llOtt, and wiiL.to morrow shut out the water, lie will then commence at once to excavate to a depth of 30tt., In 'older' to ascertain the nature of •the - bed''.r«c|Ci ySo far aa the'irorjc has gbno "tha indications are favourable. The rock, iff", is.. Mbojtieved, • w.'U be,* a f, good • hard sandstone, means an cxcollfht'tottoin for the purpose. .If bo, the, dock oogM to be w congt>ncted cbeajjly. ■ Mr McDonald haa the plans in a forward state, and they will probably be ready for transmission to England, in ac cordance, with the resolution of the Board, within.a'tountli.. ,' , > '■'- ■. 'st ' - fio the? Editor f Fir, -4HOW r jaie to'pro. test against the rifle match, Victoria v. No, 3 Company, on the present terms j<that h £25-per Bide, 6r fl^per^man, as,in my. opinion it ia nothing., better than gpmbliug. .1 .would } earnestly urge Captain.Mahon, officers, and.men of the Victoria Company to" withdraw;- th> motley, teiiri^nd Siib-' gtiWte ;th* c %old* jflatsh "ternig. In cpn clusioiii 'I ma'yV sajr I have.- opposed tbo-. match fronrthe beginning, itt No.;* 3 Com pany, *)n anjj moneyv..terms ? and, if the' ?matßhjs'*stiH cairiod oufspits) pf,my ptoy test, I,* far on©,; will iiQt^Bhopt, nijaVat tlje. jama time wUh not ft*, a, moment allow, if -Ho. '8 Opnipsiny is beaten, Jbait they hfvvp 4>een '.baateij in an .Ijpnpftrahle.,, Way.'"— Yotirs,'"&c.v J.W. KOBINSON, Lientenaat No.S Gompany A. B."V?^,^' «; '"• r<" , »LasV night a*-special meeting of tlie Vidtoria Company of Volunteers>was held' liiithe Diitt»shWfttndWtno"* pFcsidohcy of itJapjiain'Mabpn, '■ when arrangements ■weio" .jriad.e for.;|h!Efsh,optiDg competition wjth-«'o. : 3 CptaßaDjj^The"following were nominated, >|roni wkofcffie.Victoria teamwifl he finally, phogenon PfWaynignVwhen thpfinalari jraneemefitj(?-a):0 Tto' 4)9 . made Bishop, Tttxlof, Meke°&, Ha->lett, iun., .Ja9.vHaslejti-j Goojer, Smith, Thep. Pairs; ■Jas, Fairs, li,. Skinner, L'cutenant Skinner," Wft^i Barnec, Hicka;* Hamiltcn; G, A. ;Handley, A. G. Marten, Bose, Alderton, J^ee^Jithkeightley, Blo^somp, Kout;Night* trigolf, Gutry, Win, Jenkinsbn, *flanlam j'\V'at;ly)'f and W, H. Cdomer, Several of those present objeoted strongly to the prlncjp^ of ffring fpr money, und declared they would never go into a matpli for money, agaio. It was resolved to ask Major*1 Withers to act vs referee, and that Captain Mahon should hold the yictpila Company'u stakea and hand thorn over pn the ground to the winner* The Ozar thlnka te is very brave because he driyes about ojaenly with his wife, \yhy I there are men in America who are not afraid to drive about openly with some one 11 else's wife, : -

THE AUCKLAND.EVE^IJMW STAR WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10;



The Introduction of the nevfVolunteer tegulations hu bad the effect*)! leading «I»ttt SO members of the Victoria Company to tender their: leaignatioM. A .n«m»ei of new members have, aigai|ed their inten . -Hon of joining the Oomp»*y,> btttth^ww O-Jt make good the logs sustained,



Wanted. ' ' WANTED, a good General Servaot; no waaMng.-4.pnly to Mv Fi»zer,S*ll. bui'J'-Btr. et, Parue". .. WANTED, a steady active Man to drive r» ezpr s.-Apply at oat) to V. Quick, Korth Shore -/ - ANTKD, a Strong Girl about IG.— Attolv. at once. City Club Hotel. W ANTKD, a .Boy for painting— Apply to Hfntanl Hough. Viotona Ayenue, New Korth Road. %■•*/■ A NI'KD, Young Man lor Farm in VT country ; must. understand f armlfcg. and abio to mI!K it tt qu/*< d.—All rt Brewery. laTAHTED, a Man that understands W Loracs, mfllc, and make himself use fa!; pound n w<ek»i.d found.—Ubert Brewery. ri/ANI ID, a Forewoman for Machine- Vt rooaiimuathiveatborooglihnowloiigo of the trade.—Apply at ouce.TO UarreM flk.3, Wakofleld B^'ee^. ■■ I XI ANTED, Paiuters, two Brush Hands. V? —S. Kemp, Weai-Btreet. NewUn. A»TED,~at once, a good General Swvant. -Apply. > -twion 1 and 6 p.m., to Mr R tf. tip' 'on. Photographer. Qaaen-Bt. --/ANT2D, thoroughly respectable ex- V V porlonctd Housekeeper.—Address, wlih rail pamonUrn. K. P. Joyce. Hist win. aNTED, a Housomaid to wait at table; country girl preferred.-Apply Mrs Barstow, Epsom, beforo 1 o'clock. ANTiT) to Rent, coavonient 5 or G- Koomed Houso In ornoarcliy —H.C.0., STAROffICf. . WANTED, Apprentices and Improvers to tho Droisraaking. -A&p!y to Miss Docaldßon, Lorne-str»ot. _. W"— "A^iTEP, Oirls, Bojb, and Machin- Istß. -Apply to O. Foster, New Zealand B ot Factory. Qrey-Btreot. WANTED, Competent Briokmakers.— Apply J. -D.Oxley. \Thaif. WANTED, a io>pectabla Youth to make Himself generally neeful.-Tht..:. Barnett, Qnoen-streot. aStku, v Young Man accustomed to tho Bntohorhg.-E. Hovey, Symonds street. WANTED, smait Office Boy, able to leid and wi.te well.-LoKor Box 107, Poßtofflce. WANTED, for an Office, an activo and intelligent }oancr Ltd, wnu c*n wtltn a good hfcttd and bn woll TOSWWHflJlippi*^ b» letter, in applicant's own band,'" tiatiag salary reqalred. to 0.M.. office at tola papar. ■?■ \\ ANTED, a General : Servant,' or,-'r TT Girl ro mind two children.—Mrs Chur ton, NottrtfhoiJ. f ;"V,. r.--, ■ :\"* ft:-:.,::''. ■ •\\J ANTED, at-oice, a.good- General v» ser»ai.t.-^Apply. between 4 ftnd 6 p.m. at Mr H. Bartlaif", Photograt lior, Qaeen-str«et. ANTED, a eeneral.Servant; also, a Nursemaid; onobaby. no othor child ren. Rofei'cnces required.—Apply to Mrsßoumo, Orakei Road, Remuera. ■. .■ "■ l«t ■~ ZT rfNTEt), a respectable yonng woman V» ay Nurfooiiild; mutt bo hafid'y with hor ntEile; no baby—Apply to Mrs Montague, Pjlt Btreet.;, ' \AJ ANTED, a Girl ahout^lS as General' W MrsFcnton, Dovonport Houso, North Shore. _ No ohildrcn. L r' WAISTEJJ, k Pi^t-^lass' Oencral Str vjmt; good wages.—Apply to Milne & Choyco. " . '* " ' • »»; ANTfD, a Goat-jn full milk; will y» jcquirotp- sco it' rallkod twice-J. Prince.Wictoria%trcßt. , ANI'ICU. an ..active Young Man; mnstboable to rallic.drrvo,anamako himself goneraily ngßfol.—Apply to Mr Chlng, Kemnorß, after flyo o'clock p.m. WANTED, gooil»General Servant.— Ap'p'y. Mra Bloman, Qrafton Rond. ~• _^ ANTED, a few gooa Machinists for V.V Wholer arid Wilson's machines : Rood< wsKoa.-iApplf 0. do L'Jfau'e Shirt Kaoiory,* Qathan>3tteo6..i .Tn>ro[Al' rt-Btrcjt. ■ "»B/jANTED. by liiaberA Co.(Limited), ■Vt n Shop Clerk; hours* from oto 6.*Ap pHcatlbitby letters-stating salary, on or befoia the llth mat;'- -t • ■ ■ «*/ ANTKD, for the country, a Handy VV Stin for Baner&l f«m work. «nd to mike hlnitett neeful.-Apply at H. n.'Morton'a, OQstomhoriaeHitreet. at 11 o'clock to-morrow. * Y\i ANTED, Nursery upverness able to' W:. ?teabli 3iu»ic v -ApplT,to Mm Irel»nd. Hnlme Contt, Parnel). , •' "t\,.AWx£D, -a Gitlfaio' 14.-Apply, TT •■■• with referencj. toa. Warren, Karanßa hapo Road; N< wton. . '. Jj •\\7,ANTED,-.for tho Arch Hill Brick, &VV Bn a TlluComnany, limited, i Genmil Mo'i.—Aap'r t .ha-t>V%'C. ' ' ?r , > 3 .^ oJNTED, Bone' Hanßa iftd YoutU' '■ ** for tho Boot- Trade; niuetbe steady and respectable.—Apply at onco,: GarrottirJUros., Wakoneld'strepi?- !i* '. W'ANTISD, I Goneral Bcrrant. - ' ■-.Arp'jr. Mrs Frano's Hnil, at Vt 'hl'Bori'B, Graftonßoad. betw-ja 6 and T oolook.p,m. '; ■. ' r- ■■'■' '\'\F ANTED, two Respectable Lads.— » v Apply, to tho Mmiagor Auckland Ola Wortrg. TJS7 ANTED, lor a gentleman, an Elderly >s**^'--wom«n a» Huum-kweiJoT: thostbo ttatt worthy, and a i<ojtf»<*olr.—Adlioeg MC. Star oflioj. . WANTED, a cloan lad to jido for ord-ra.-Apply A. Ctfter, Butohor. WeUf >y etn *. ___ WANTED, a lad to mako bia»ei' Keneraliy usafnl.-Apply Market Hotel, Qrey-3>-eßt. ________ WANTED, Dairies of Good Vxe»h But ter and Krbb : hlgheit pricos given— W. H.Hamliton «.'-\te 3 Mealtan) Parnell Blaa. \M ANTED, Boys to learn Brown Sad- VT dllng.—Henry Braoe & o*. (Limited), Htgh-e tract. . WA«TiSI>, Two smart Boys. — \Y. _ Portor. 'Jobaoconiat. \\7ANT"t», Boys for Box Making. ---»T Apply Auckland Titubor Company (Limited), Custom-house-Btreet West. | WANTED, a Fitter and'several good WaohinUia.—Q. Black and Co., Vloto la- Btreot Eust. * ■ , ~ ■■ - ANTED, Assiatanta, improvers, and Apprentices tp tha dressmaking.—lira Lrnford. npar Br. Mary* Choroh. Parneil." WANTED, a good General Servant; email family; beat wages,-Mrs I. Lav y, 311, QUBtm-Btteoi. :.»- ■ ANTED, Machinists for Sinfier's ■ Machines.-Apply at Powlpj's Shir» Factory, g|. Sliortltttdatrtet. ANTED, by "a Young Man .who caff be well recommended, a Situation as Clerk; writes a good hand.. Salary not so much arf* object as to bo nsernlly occupied.—T.J.B., Star olllco, .*■ - n ■ *&'■■: . -■■i>^ ' . WANTED, imniediatsiy, a thoroughly. . good Houwmald.-Apply, daring fore* Xc 3n, to Mm Raotc, Parnoll. . ___S WaNiED, two* or three respectable Men a<< Borrdois j good ncoomnioda-, tIOP.-No. iU. Wj'ndham-BUcet. «*r '' VivAWTED, by a s'roDß Youth, _m *V»: plojmont as an improver to «>« rar? ient!ttlng. r Addreis " cavpentgr," Star Office. WANTED, Bottles and pitfts). _ ** —Albert Brewtry. . "\hj ANTED, Two Y.oung Men,, aa *'T T, Boarders in a qalet fami'y. Where there sro no others.—Mrs Goald. Uoper Union street (near at. Jamcg's Chnroh, WelllnKton-street); WANTED* Good General Servant, with references.—Apply between 9 a.tn. and 8 p.m., Mrs*G. W. \yuiiama, Remuera. '• aNTUD, Youth for smith's shop.~, Apply W. & E. Basten, Coach-buUdws, Wakefleld-strcct; ■__ ]ANTBD.,a Good General Sorvant;^ 't Apply to Mra W.y.Bnokland;Remnortt. •4*7 ANTED to Purcfiase, * Four-roomed TT- House..on deforred payn\ent»,—State price and particulars to Irwln Hayes's Store, UpperPfttSatreetr, •"■ " „ -■■ WANTED, a Kespectable Girl, about 17orVI8. —Applr.ta Mrs B. Jaokton. Orakei Koad, Remnera. "Vt/ ANTED, Merchants, and Trades- T-T pooplo to send in their accounts against the: Anokland Club, forttwith,-(Signed) W. Flood, Bepretary. ' . ■ WaMXED, two respectable intelligent ' ■ .Boys aa apprentices. — Btephonron, Draper. Newton. • ' ~%A' ANTED, by a respectable person, a '7.-' Bitnation as Housekeeper or to elo light honswork.—Address S.li.Hfi Brick .Housoj" publln-Btreet, Ponaonby. >.„ •■ * . ' ' W '..ANTED, Situation by steady young nianaH Mroom and Glardenor.— Add rasa groom; this effloe. .;>""■■*': * '. ' ' \S_rAßTEb,*l)y a oteady, respectable, *T yonng Man, a Situation in Btoro.Or Warohonue; poriiii aastat at bookEeeplog aid' be genorallT.Ußefa'. Good referonctw.—Addresa Kxoeieior, Btar cifllqa. - ■ , ,i ; ' \irA^NTED.K iv OWNt Watches Cleaiied' i TT. frofci itei {■VTatob Olasses, 6d; Watoh Keyß, 3d,—J. Bailey'teOo,, Qrey-ttreeC ■ \AT. AN TJ2D,.reßpectable' young IMen as ,"9 ' Bonrders; bith-raom.and every con ventonoo, Terms, 23s pop woek.—MnJ Jefloiy, Tipoent-alroct, AnQKland. ': -■ *.'S: ,>y XTjT^NTJSD, to^SeU Bye Grass. Co*s ■* y-T' Grass. Red atfd White Clover Seods.— '•. ', John Reid jgc Co., 26, QUeen7S|roet; '-;, ■ \ ' -\\TANTBD KNOVfN.^|, Melbeurne "'t;t Fanoh Almanao fdr 1883. 21 pages, 60 illustrations; prko6d, pb*t free.—C. Uaokayi Bookseller, etc., U, Grey'street.'. ' > _ ■ \%J, ANTEP KNQ JVN, Itawn Tennis and -sf.T Ctioketware. at Chtoloa Kelsey and Co.'b, twe doors below Morrlns', Ironmongery. ,\ST ANTED—Uncle Bob says : "Those ■TT Dolls'are wonderful, but the Is Church, tho Is Sideboard with Looking Glassfthe 6d .Portrait Framo beats all."—Robaon's Melbourne; House, Ponsonby. * ■■ \ft,-AJNTED to Sell of Lease, the wkole tt or portion of 10 Aorea, bolna put of Ellerilla Gardens, or will erect rea!d«noo an tame for a desirable ten int.— W. H. Skjaner, Canada Bnildlngg. " ■■■- - • TXT ANTEP TO PDKOHABK.-I have TT a Pnrohawr for a Villa Ro«l(lenoo and Grounds, abont % sores; s'tnated within say, 8 miles of AuoSlacd,—D, ff.Kvf.ns, Katato Agent, Qooen-itreet. .-»* - '- ' '\fQ ANTED—There then ! Oh, my Cor. »T sets 11 Broken Again 111 ImUßttryDr AVamor's Flexible Hip Corßata (5a 9d),or elso tho " Marvellous " (4a Cd>, at Robson's Molbourne Bouse, Ponsonby.



) wanted. ' \KT ANTED NOTICED—At the New T V Meeting Plaoe of ihe Congregational Independent Oharoh, Beresford-stroet, Newton, AuonUnd, Rev- K. Laisnley wIU officiate next Lor&'a Day. ana on some following Sundays Uev, — Jefferies ot the Great Congregation, Pitt-Btreet. BTducy, will preside.— w ■ a. Badlt-r. I \\/A 'TKD liHUv>N, •■SeltzogeneS V 7 nowon sale at Charles KeJseyand Co'a, two doors balow Morrlns', Ironmonger. ■ ANTED to Buy, au Investment in tho Clty.-f. Oi Mwlngton. ANTED KNOWN.—If you want to Dress well for a Small Weekly Payment, go to Munro & Milligan, Tailors and Drapers, Hobsomstreot. WAITED, a Good Strong Lad to ride for orders.—Apply B. R:ave\ Butoher, Ylotcrlp street. '_ WANTED to Kent for a term, a com fortable 81x or S-ven-roomcl Home, sear town; scoria soil prefeired — Rent and rartlop'ira r > P.P., Stab Qfflce. WANTED, at Hunauford's Auckland Registry (established 1863). Hotel General | ICnottia ulel); argent. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland KoKißir/ (established 1863), good respeot able Fame 3orvant«; alloorl r bbj. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 1863), a Young Man «B luit«r (Hot aprlr.g,) WANTED, at Hannaford'g Auckland Koßlatr» (established 1863). Elderly Mm to milk and garden (urgent); Farm Hand to milk.&o ( lanranga). \\,' ANTSOB, at Hannaford'g Auckland ▼ T Reglatry (established 1863), Both Cork; one abla to mo an axe; wane. 7a per day. WANT* D KNOWN—Everyone should road Sr.pbnnßon's advertisement Id Friday evening's stir. —A. O. Htopnenson, Draper Newton Hoi'e, Newton W" ANTED, a General Servaut—Apply Mrs Fgsp, Butohor, Qnei n street. " ANTKD, good Second Cook; also Asslstrat Waiter; good wages. Yong Man, mind horso, milk; private- Servant, Us, town; twonty four Komalo Sorvants. — Mrs Kelmoro'a Registry. ' ta; ANTED KNOWN-Money ad. » vnncod on Personal and Collateral Se curity, ropayablo by w instalmonta. Bills Discounted.—Kao's No ealaud Pawn Olllce, DarbY-atreet. \A7 ANTED KNOWN. — Christmas iss^»W*i*l|tfilC«JifiiHntly Header, Bnwßela, Boy&'',Owir'Paper,' etc., (new patted at 0. Mwtty'i Bookstore, 11. Orey-street. WAM'rD KNOWN, Sterling Silver 'Jewelrey—OnatUs K«ltey and Co, keep only real eHvc jmvelory. no washed ri oJb ot any kind; the newoat designs constantly arriv ing imr mail gtearuera.-Cburloa Kelsoy & Co., two doow below Morrlnu'. Ironmongery. A N T it D» KNOW N-~ *' J. W. &W. WILLIAMS, f fIM • RTKR9 0? DRAPBtOf & CLOTHING v ■ - . 83, Kaiunqaijape Road, *' ' Arianow selling * *'"ty'J Men's Tweed Trousers. 6a " "" ' ■ Men'a summor Sorgo, light and dark colours, 8,0 «oys' I'woad 'Pronssra aaA Vests, 9/8 'Frisco Shape Felt Hutu. 8/6> Gems' Drill Qoats. G/B • Boya'; 1/9. „. , Xx as. I'otoat, from London, O.VK CASK CHRISTMAS PRESHNTa-Dol'H, Toya . • • *'■ , > A largo assortment Chris tress Card). ~ To Arrive. pat'Wealherafleld, 12 CASKS and BALE .'—Pompadour and other Dress Prints, BxneyooiKb Qoilta, Hooey oamb Towels, Oil end Stoir uaizea. Hearth ltuK«, Felt Caiposlnim,, Coooa'Md Kanoy Cord Watting* Muslin*. CaUoos, 10 pieooa Dress Hollands Tudl* Banmsk*, Window Hollanda, 1 caseFanoy D«ss HmiTi, Lsßtrei, - Oatmoil uioths, Qashmiros, Soorte, New Dress MatorlaL . ~ : . Aa toon ns these Qood» am nnpeaked they will 03 sold at onco, at abont Wtolsuolo Prtoea, to rn'ttro a quiob aash return. , ** 2 obsbb Qonis' White and Kea»tta Shirts from </j : First olsss White Shitta at 6/ • Regatta ana Oxford do.; J/6. Jb5 ♦ ' - i W.Tfc W..WT.LUAM3... ■ Importors of Drapery and Clot hirtr, Newton. \»/ ANTKD KNOWN.-,Ciiiistinas and Vf; ft'ow Yo»r vCards lo Qreat Variety,- at the.followlnj? prices. vIL, }*eabh. Id, i for 3d : 2d, i tor 6d: 3d, 6 tor Is; Id, 4 for Is: Gd';ttcr Is 6(1; 91, 3 tor L'^; Is, 3 for 2* Bd; extra gocd valuo Fringed Cards, from M each lovely, dv- Bl«ne; llondutiaifd Photogrnplia, IJarto'do Visita elite, la escß; Cublnot size, 2s each; Ro mtlf a\ Goods; Pfiriutned Ptt'ohetH, Id, 23,3 d. id, (i J, asd Is each, a very nloo nsarrtment, and rcilly cheap: Si k woven Bookmarks, 6d and IB each, s All the abov« Bra (or rhrietaßM and Now Yeir.* iJlfthday iC.rdß Bnd Eatohßts. Vplkt Scraps nnd, 1 ran %rs, also very cheap. A liberal DWcoant allowed to Dul'iri. —C. MaOKXY, BotkcUer. frc,!. 11. Qrey-Btrcet. . ;' V^'ANTJJED KNOWN—The Auckland * ■ Pantheon, opposite St. James's Church,' Welllngton-sU'cet, is Now Open.—John KAbt woom besrs.to inform tho pubHo:of Auckland that lie has' Just Opened the above Pantheon with a First-class Selection of English, Amori ban^. Krenoh, and Gorman SNovellies (diroct importation por Hormlorre and Langstone), con sisting o,J Fancy Goodß, Toya, Jewellery, China, Ornaments, Hardware, Ci-ookory, Poitjumory, Brushes, Combs, Stationery, Glassware of erery desorintion ; large assortment of Beautiful Darn Warbled Gloss—tho only store hi Auckland having the eamo; magnificent collection of Sea Shells from all parts of tho world: splendid collection of rare Engravings jmd other Pic tures, difl'orent from any others evor oifercd in Auckland; largo collection ot'Books of eTory description;, and a groat variety of quite New NovoUtiw.- AU Goode cold 20 to 30 per couU ohoaper than any other houae in Auckland. Terms Cash. The trade, bazaars, and hawkers supplied. Largo Show Room. WANTED, a House Surgeon for tho AuokUnd Hospital. Must oe thoroughly and duly qualified. Salary, £300 por annum, wltD Rooms, nations, Light, and fuel. Applications, enoloulng te&Mmenlalp, addressed to Mr J. M, Clark. Aaokltnd, will t>« rooolved by the Com mittee umil fifteenth January, 1833. Applica tions posted oo that day will bu received pro vided they are advised by telegram. * G. S. COOPKR, Under Heoretacr, Colonial Rflcrotnry'fl ()lll<v, Wellington. Deof mber 28.1882. FIQ H. O N S.—WanTcd to Purchase, Plueona In my anantky; nlffheßt price giver.- J. Walktr and Co., City Market. B~ OUT TRADE.—Wanted,; a Boy for tho Trade-Apply h. Uo, Bootmakir, Newton. .>,'*• •„ , .■'**... <g MATJttiMONtAL.— Anup-countryires* peoiftble Young Mai (Fronstant), seeks a life partner,—Photo, etc, at| Hanuaford'* Agenoy; thoroughly BOnnlce. .- "■'--■ "•' X~CO M.FORTABLE HJME"is offered to a Lady who will assist a mother In lloht houßohoia work.—iddreas Maty, fost offloo, North bhorn. • ltuNNEtt COAL CO. —2Q Coal Mlnera.-40 Minors Wanted by abora Company; pirmanont employment —Apply to stono Brop., Auokland, or Kennedy Bros.. Qrßyrnonth..* , * '_ * GENTLEMAN in Eusijpcss in-<Jaeen nL fltreot requires Lodgings within easy dig; tanoe In-O"private iamily.-Apply DB,.^tab offloe^ '■■ --.. •., • ;,;. ~-c ■*> :* k _ '.•. >-, . ; '■■"•„.: ■'' p ' 4 •: ." ; . - - •; ." '', Croodson's ArjjjEide. i': j"m"p 6bt" an x no* x. io b, - TrtK LONDON AKOADK having taooma 80 extensively kcown and tally reaognliwd m ' v i-.., J'w • 188 , . ■ •".*> .:tf '■*■•; most v»luable, oarefally selected, and cheapest Bcock' ot Goods In tho .Colonies, 0, W. GOODSON DBRa to announca the- - . m DI-CONTINUANCE ,PF * 4 lengthy advertisements. Any diminution In ooßt of working expenses enables the propiietor to offer hi» O'oods at a smaller Per Cantsg« of Profit, bo giving the full beaeQfto bis numerous natrons. ' r^' '• • * l> •& vv- '; DETAILEI? \ anncnnoomftritß will, for the proaemt, be dlsoon-* tinned—suffice to any, that our customers mar rely npon Continual Arrivals of Now Goods, rendering the Fancy Department at all timea . squally attraoUTe, aad nnaecesiary to Introduco 'long ' ■ fam *■'-'' -^-. f I ADVERTISEISIisNTS.' , . Sterling G01d,,-end Silver Jowollory (warran-; ted), fit very tow vrices; Abyaslnlan Gold, Gold-' cased and Silver plated Jewellery; Watehoo, in Gold, Sivor,' Allamtnlnm, Niokel, and Water, bury, from 17s Bd; Clocks, la Immonan varioty, from 7s 04, Alarms 12a M (.v.itranted time keepolfl;: :• goodsoh-s - * A> for Bleotro-piats. China ardGloss Tea, Break fast, Dinner, ueisert, ana Toilet Seta stands nn rivalled; whilst the trf * ' LONDON, ARCADE .» has gained the notoriety for Cheapness In all Departments, Stationery being prominent, and defying competition. * ,*■•'-. .'* 148, QUEEN AKD VICTOBiArOTRBIBTS, \ And 'at. iTapJar^ ,Giabomo, and . Tfiamea,' -' London Offloe: 68, Bt.*Mar> Axe.. *; • * .-. '"' . Money. >■'•'-.; .?'-,. MONEY TO LEND, on Keal Estate, ---■ In Sanaa o( £50 and npwardp, at tho enr. rent rat<is of lotercflt — Appls Wm. S. Oochrano, S5,- N. Z,, Jniuraroo Hnildingß, or Samuel Coohrane and Son; Fart-street. > • * Jl* "1 i£%' l'O*£lo,ooo LENT on Building 3&X" Boolety, principles, or on tither,.* terms to Bnlt batrowerp. Allotments bought end Houses built on weekly payment system. I Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See i/latof "Properties for sale on 4th page, Blx per.oenr, allowed on money deposited for investment — 0. Willu Ms on, Land, Kstate. and Financial .Ageritand Valuator, 8 VnloanLine. - ~, •■ . NDUSTitIAL AND PRQVTDEKX * INVESTING SHARKS. "~ *'» This Society la now Issuing a limited number ot Investing Shareß aa follows i— v INVKBTINH SHARKS. Ordinary, carrying {all' rate of Interest and profit. Members paying srabsorlpUona in advanoe tor a period * ot Bmoutha and upwards BBCurocorreapond ' ing advantages. PAID-UP BHARKR of the value ot £20e«eh i tor limited pßriods, carrying 7 per cent, ' Interest, payable halt-yearly In cash and -" participating in profits. • MONEY ON DKPOBIT. Tho Boolety Is also prepared to receive Money on Deposit; on the following rates of Interest i— ffor IS! months, at 1 per cent., Interest pay able h»H yearly. : ' For 6 months, at 0 per cent, For shorter periods, 5 percent. w ■ GEORGE J??AB«B. ,: Manager, Qffloaa I Come Ot Queen-street and Vnioan lane.' * .



nnO LET, a 7-roosned House in Bradford A. street Parnell, with soort well water, anc Bag throughout. —W. H, Skinner, Ca.na.ti Billdlneß. r |U> LET, in a piivate family at Parnell X Rise, a Sitting and Bed-room, with o without Doard. Terms moiieriite, — Addioet VR. Star Office. HTO LET, a Shop, with verandah and I Dwelling-house of 4 rooms; gas and water.—Apply Mrs Jack, Mount Eden Road. rr\O LET, Vliia Kosiuences ai Kutiand X Road, Conquest Plaoe, Psrnell; beautiful view of tho harbour.—a jiply to William Koßser, B allder. ■<• TO LET, College Koad (T pure- VilU).— Handsome Villa Residence of 8 Rooms, Stable, Coaoh-houao, &o, Kvcry possible accom modation. AU in first-class order.—l). F. Evans, Katato Agent, Queou-utreet, next to " Herald' Oulce. ■ rpo LET, a Shop and Dwelling in Upper L Pltt-strott, near XiV- A_. Hotel; la flrst-rata order, gas and water i a ■ <>Biy Mi H»liln, attached cottage. HPOLHT, a fl-roomed*~".-us.' ••■ Biiah'on • Koad. Parnell.—Apply to W. Hodgeon, Cracroft street, Parnell Rise. rpO LET, New Four-ioonied H'use, X Brighton j good allotment. Rent low to a good tenant.—King & Earle'B Store, Alexandia street. »giO LIST, iv Newton Koad, a Kaudsouiß • lUtlo (Jottsge, In peiteot order; three rooms, water Hid in j l»rga yard : rant 9a per wr .-Jr.—Apply MrNloholra Blmmt. (oppoaltel. TO LET, a Five-roomed Cottage, corner Pontonby roßd »nd Clarence-itreet; three nraplaoea, ColonUl oven, tanks.—Appiy Mrs J. Pa rfcer. next door. DEvONPOKT, KORTH SHORE.- To Let or for Sals, a 6 roomed Cottage, new. In a good position -Apply R, & E. Dudor, Honeo and Land Agqnta, HOUSES TO LKT, furnished and un furnlahed.-Apply R. _ R. Duder.HoUM Aconta. Uevonport MHO LET or tor Sale, a New Convenient I Five-roomed Cottage, last house but two in Ponsonby Terrace, near AU Sainta' Church. WO LET or LEASE, with immediate I possession, a Shop and Dwelling in Ka rangahapo Road, now occupied by Mrs K. Mclndoe, Karangahapo Road, Newton. Vr6RTH"SHbK_._To Let, two Houses, ±\ each 6 rooms; also, Houso of 7 roomg.- B. Tanner, 8, Queen-street. ■ , TO~&KOCERs.-Td Let, a Double.' fronted Shop and Dwelling Home on Pon sonby Road, opposite tot) Front' _ Boad, It has besn let hb a ireneral store ever ilnce 111 erection. Good stable, tank, side entrance for cart, eta-ApM* J. o. Laing, Ltcemed Plumber, at back of promlBO?. BAKER'S PREMISES TO LET.-*An Old Established Bakery, of 19 year* stand ing an* butinots premlflos. situates luYiotii la street; ovon newly inbuilt and water jaid on, Firat-olaßa opening.-Anply, to, Mr StevonßOD, Nulaon-street, oornef of IJafcaNirtreet. , #• IURNEK'QaEBN' aND SHORT* \U.V; LAND-aTBKBXrf.^. \ ■--•*■ Tb Let or Sell, tho balance of my Laiso of Offloe or Shop, corner of Queen and Shortland streets. . *;•■..*■ , . _^i ■ . •*.' _* Ro.cmtewNwoop.- - 'rr O LHT or LEASJS, all those-fir4.cla«B I r Buamjcas PRKiliaKa siwetia *un»<Y of Valcan tane and High-street, now In ooou patioa of Mf ssrs Boylsn nntl TanfloM, who ara removlnif.-Thia la a moßt dealreabla and oeHtral poiltloD, utid a flrst-clasß stapd for any whole- Dale bnslnosa. The bull<iin(t«_ comtnoliona Khree flaors and o*nar),,wfiU lightei), rattprooff. »qnlt« dry. and*flited with paten««ilft; Ba>, ■water, and other ooftvenlancoe.-Foc.-faithor nartlonUra apply tp.the ooonptßts.or to D.IT., Eiran', Estatd Agent. "■. s, * :> , ■ :, X ■. *. mo LEASE'OK FOR, SALk^ dr easy, • X terms, suitableior dairymen and to thosct accustomed to cows, a Most DesirablQjrarm'of 100 aoros,'With good Hpuse»and hecossary Out buildiite;anaYiga,Uerlverformsono boundary; all fencid and' in 'fti-ass.' If sold, hatf oaßh will be taken. Good niarket in immediate neigh bourhood.—For further particulars apply \v_-". GuUiyer, Estate Agent; Ponsflnby.» - /^' *|t"- - o "'■• , _;■ ', : ~i~~r«_v: O^KILUSi-RKKT.^Pomonby-A Kfoo House' UPPBRjQ^KN^rßlKTr^oute 616 looms? QH APTON^ ROSDiOfarnished Home i&m ( j room^ -*? ' * '• ( vs|* ' <>' '■■■■ -"•*> KWK^OHAM.raRKKT^ Cdmmodlonl Bnsl-'" r nets Promises^;:/ ■"'■'**"■ '':«''. ■."■ '/'* k '^ ■' "V' '•'• *V' ■■'y {• .■"'"^ '; % ' t.: I- *>'■ '■' ri>;s?,- EVANS?/* wV v " > Ntxt Herald Offloa. v •• 7 ■>■ .-^ A *""i^v. *'. Por^Sa'eTU ■"*•■"f •"'. '::^. FOR SAtß^a Grey Mare, by Monitor,, . . , agedßm qnleMahi*n»w.,and%!B(o6tf ¥?A or B?^ l> haok.-Applr WF. Qntok. A'o*rv<tr6Bt. ■" ; ? ..-**. fc i - :TBpOK S\L,K, a comfortable wull-iiniahed X! ■ Houte on Obeltanham H- ok, Norch BAore; r 'otmnnt C) x 210 fe»f —T. I <ga Wnlti*. .Wo.,lß. Bgherir^ Hulldintn. Fariiii£. ""* * |-^IAS COOKING STOVES, with latest . improvements, vironwthL:..coifbrated r.ukor, Flotoher. of w-SVafi;lngton. - Robert Peace, GasQtter, ahortland street. "VfOßTtf SHnßir;_For Sale, Houses Xii and Allotments in various parts of tho district. Particulars by letter or upon applies tlon.—B. Tanner, 8, Queen-street. TW OKTHCOTE — Allotments (corntr), Jol fire minute/ wa'k from first wharf, fries. £30 each. Open for a few day« only.—C. WlllUmnon, gatate Agent, Yuloan Law. TPOtC IMMEDIATE SALE, very destr. X able Villa Reslaenos and good corner Allotment, 50 x 100, titnato near AU Saints Churoh. beisg corner of Ponconby Terrace and Sayard-streot; tho House 1» almost new, con tains five ro-ms all in good order, and is fitted with onpboatds. rcglstor grato. gar, oven, etc.; wood-Bhe4; washhousa,fowl-hoase. eto.'lhavs positive lEßtraotlona to sell, as the owner la leaving Auckland.- D. F, Kvar\ ICitata Agenti next" Herai*," Qaeen-street, N0.&I8 I? OR SALE, l^suku, a! very desirable X! Little Farm nt. aboat 81 kotos, nearly all subdivided Icta ttrasß yaddooks. crops, nnit traes, &0.. tea ; a small pleca vt native bash; an abundant ourpiy of water; and trood Honße, T rooms. Btable, dairy, o'owshed. pignerlßS, < c, &&, making In aHa oompaot little farm, the whole otvwbioh 1b dHfcren for £330; Bitaawd In pretiy position, near Chvoh, Behool, jco,', &o,— I>. F. tevanK, Estate Qqeen-aTeet. 632 R4l OR immediate Sale, a 9-roomed House J? with bathroom, eoaoh honee, stable, and man's hsnsa. tcuetior «with 6i acres splendid land, sit la thorough onltivatlon and laid out in garden, orohard, and grass; sltaaceatthe Lake, four miles from Dovonport Whurf, oommand ln« extennlvo vie'Bß ot tho sea, SB wall »b of the Like. Prloo very low. May bo. purchased alone, or with Siaores (trend land adjolnlog.-well im proved, and faolng the Lake. * trhe w&ole. pro poity has chirms whloh cannot ba sarpjsattd, and. noerta only to be teen to bo appreciated. IMMEDUTK P SESSION Will ,DO given,- MITBT bs Bold ffOßjrtawiXH.—Apply^. R. RANDttK aow. Land Agent. 8. N 2. Inanranoo Bnlldlngg ■pARA.LA I NJ)B, TW-«|tTHOOT«. WBVBft iSBPORK OFFK^^TbITHa * '.*'■ ■ 'i ■PUBLUVy- ;'<^*: , This flne Property, sitaatcd H mUeairom the now whatf,>'ortheota, whloh has been tub divided into,23 large leotioos ot from'l to *}. aores In oxtent, Is now open tec Bale at very low prices, and on very easy terms, a number of thoseottOEß arvi brought into onltivatlon:'and command offensive views of Ksngitoto ant tbe Lake. As investments, perhaps, it wonid be dlfQcnlt toflnd aibre eligibleond.aa the aistriot Is-last rising In public estimation, and'within a Bhort period it mnat Become a popular marine suburb, ajjd a large increase In value's will take place, mote especially .as; regular anft cheap steam oommnnloaUon Is ■ being eatablißbed. This is a Grans opportunity fot Beenrlng a few aorea of I sn<i in a riling locality trkere prouerty, has not made its aavano^. The 1 AHGK NKW HOUSEiwith over an,acre of garden, may bo booahtfor£2so nnd the allotmentsairrom£2o to £50 pot son. as agreed upon. "The Property, which is situated on, tbe.main-North Road, Is well woith viewing/ A large Flan stay now be Been,.and farther particulars tbtalned,at the offloe Of J. R. RANDKRBON, Land Agent 6, N.Z.lnenranoeßujdlngs. * - - -;^ .- ..■ ~ '"■•... ■- '■# "TRJ' f W C AS f LE \'ip.O.VL .4, -> ' OHBAPaß^HalV':'^' t , . "j4 ' Now"dlßohar|lnß, ex Ji . .-- i .-,. ftJ ALBEKT THBGOOIV '"'^ QQQ TONS, BBST HOUBBHOLU, > f A« YH»T -OWRATBS. "V •' (_}••, & Wv ■W.I,N ST O H B>S -.. ' CU6TOMHOUBE-&TRKET. * ■*»■**'•' '■ » Snipping- f • • _»_a_ '•> TTI Oft *N O RTH SBN d^g^Jj WAIROA. WSX5a3&* Tie Brier«ntlne ■ .'> ■ -> v m^mamm camille will nail for.the abdYO on or abflut FRIDAY NBXT. Kor Freight, ftci, applr ' >« . ' - E. MITOHKLBON & CO., Agento, «'" ■npEß* NEW ZEALAND X SHIPPING C 0."3 i;NE. jBHE^^ ship, weathkrbfihlp, ir'™ 1"'*" ' FROM LONDON. All Aooonnta aaalnst the Ship Weathersflsld, must be rendered In trlpUcite to the under signed by 10 o'olook «.m. on FRIDAY; tho 12ih lust, or they cannot be ret jgnlaod. - - •;■ THB NKW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. (LIMITED), Agents. Auckland, January 10,1883. - Medical. . JM T/tOR Infantile Disorders during the pro -JC ocbb et Teething, &;ve Homceocathio Tinetrre of OhamomUla, price IB,—Qoodson, London Arcade. CTEWDERSON'S SUPBRIOB XX BAKINO POWDKR. XNJ I Q T A BRAND. MBDIOAL HALL, Opposite Three Lamps, Ponsonby, Auckland,



QHOKAL HALL. MAMAME CECILIA SUMMBRHaYES, pianists, WIU give THESE MATINEKS MUSIOALKB at the above Hall, F.RST-ON TUESDAY, I6Tfl, Commencing at 3 o'clock, PfiICES 4/ AND 2/6. Tloketa to be obtained at Messrs Hoffmann and Son.'. Mesisw Upton and Ca'e. and from Madame Sammerhryes, at Wynyard Hoar}. rt H O R A L HALL. OK MONDAY EVSNING, January 29 (RK3ATTA NIGHT). GRAND PKOMENAuE CONCERT AND BALt, Tn aid of the Funds of the AUCKLAND NAVAL BRIGADE BAND. Carda of Admission :- Two SsibU'Da and Sixpence (2s 6d). Doors open at 7.30; commenoa at 8. _ HOR&CK DKAN M«n»ger. Sporting. ETKLENSVILLE RACES. NOMINATIONS for BUSHMAN'S PURBK (Handicap) will to upon nnt'l the 17th 'nut, JOdEPH GRIFFITHS, . Hon. Soo. H.T.O. Corporation Notices. niTYOF AUCKLAND GENERAL BOAVJCNGEtt .CONK'HAOr *K"S s* REMOVAL OITCITX k&F(JBK. The City Connoll v ill receive twdeia until 3 D.m. of THURSDAY, January the litta, far the above*Worhs, in terma ot plans BDoolflca tions. and conditions, to be viewed at tha offloe Of Iho Hnginaer, Oounoil Chamoera. |Hkli atreet. The Gounoil do not bind themselves to aocept any tender. Tenders to be endor o4 11 Tenders Soavongarliig and Removal of City Befuse,"-'- ' -■*•■ ' ~ i ■»- ■ ' > *, '-~., , P. A. PHILIPS, ■*"■■ ■■■■■'- -•■• TowtfOlerir. Town Clerk's Offloe, "-■'-.:',* ;*■ '- » % ' - " LT Y0 F : J*AXJ C X &A*N.D. • ",* •; J£S__ at- - .;(, -^ STJB*JSYO»*A)}D BUILDING BfcrßVßYOtt. The City-Council require the services of t*o ■ competent persons as Draughtsman and Sur veyor, aiid-a Building Surveyor in th«:;City, Engineer's' Department. • Sajary-at the rate or '*300iind^l76'lier annum respectively.* - .0i: ----. 'Applications 'wlU ; be received^'Until yt1.i8.*61!4 THURSDAY, ;Hanuary 11,' Certified, Copies dji Testitnouiula only should 'accompany applica tions.-^ •-J ? . ' ** *• V* • ; Cajmloatca cSpvassißs members'Of £bd Codi^ Cll wiJl bo disqtilliflod. . f , Information as. to duties. Sec, may be obtained1 troin this City Eijgineor, City CouncU Chamber?, High-street; dui'inssofflcs/hoursjt* ■•*'• * 'rP ..- *,-■'* i ~ E.*A. PHIUPB, . i,* k m 4__ „, ~„„*'* ;-T v .. Town Clerk.. fi ..To^rn Clerk's Office: ' • ; t • , iDecomber 2!). 1882."' «■' ■«■'" ■ ?*'"' . y~ rTIfi Xir~ 1"O B 4i A U-C KLA fl -:l „ ' TO WATER CtONSUMgRg;' : ■■$'■. ■ ,%-, r .. ;, B^Ls|jrar|oj.,' lj' llE l %-i ■ AH Accounts for water Supplies dna on tho Sltt December, aipald otnttie nth Instant, win render onui>Jors liable to have thp aupplloa out offwlthontiprtßernotice." < ■% *• ■ i '^ ■■ M Wif- "s''' ' • ?* p- *• PWHPS. :>'7: ;-•'•'•*?■• ■."«» --i^1 : ."n'owncietkw-" * Town OJerk'a Pfflc v t -:< ,- i, k .. *'.» __JanS»»y: 10. laitf.^ •<.' t >■ fa., '-yvt ■' gi SJY^o F^aru j^l A^p.^ Registration os1 w)G%i\ v' • :1 : * ..«■>. '.»riNAL KOTIOB.J ,"l •,,'"' * ' sv —r— ■?**;■*■ ' •■ ' :-'.vs i Owners tf Diap within all Wtrds ot thbClty are notified-fhat -prooeodlcgi r w|U be lakeu for •)I'Dob4 HM»a(htered wl'hin r'd«y» iromtha G i K(^oLra£^: ; ''!6ltf Conndl oifflcbK i.', ;'!f, , ••*• ■ ~ Jannary lO.iy*. '■ -^ ; : . .. -f 0! I-X y,v O F A D GKL A N D. .% ?..: f CLEBK REQUIRED. Tha City Connoll require the eorvicos of a .Cleric. Salary At ibe'nto of £121 per annum. Written applloaUooa will be reoeivad until 3 p.m. ot TUURBD A.V, the llta January. wipplloante oanvoMlag Councillors will be OBDaalified. yurthor laformation on application. P. A. PHIUPd. Town ClorS;, Town Clerk1 a Oflloe, January S, 1883. Funeral Notices. TUT O U N f E D B N. The EToholan of the Free Methodist Sabbath tfchbol ara Informed that tbe remains of thair beloved ichoolfellow. VLOKBNOIC DiXON; will t» oonveyed to the Cemcitery at 2 p.m. on TaqRS DAY. * Plesflo asiembla "rear Mr. Dlzon'a,. house, Vlow l<oai. *; ;** «W. COLE. ~, . n *-;'!;, ; ivj®l v Saßerlnteiidßnt. | i ' »-.^»y ' Meetingß. '*■■. tt J IVTEW ZEALAND REGIMEN ft OF* i.l ARTILLKRYr'A" BATrKRYi-ASpecUd Heetlnitot thi Member j of t>e above Battery wUlbehaldat the- Drlllthed On TSDRSDAY. thelith lnHtanli, at 7,30 p.m. Busineea: To en rol now momb»rs. and any other buflinoss that "may be brongbii forwarfl.—Wy order. " ,"■" .-.« >RttD. J-BOOKRa, Hon. ate. 1m [GHT HOURS DEMOWBTKATION. UKOKNT NdTIOR TO DBLHOATIEg^^ . An Emorgenoy Meeting of Dole sate, will bo held at the Working Men's Club on FRIDAY KVENINH nej;«. T. 30, at whioh ' Delegata la earnestly requested to attenrt.: l . « H.iMIDDJiKTON. Hon Spc. Z H.ghway Bojjd JToticea. O 0 NT, ALBB Rr HIGHWAY ■ „ ..,- DIBTBIOT. 'y '||;; '^ DOG UEGIST^ATio^ ACT. *"■ i NOTICK.-rMB John S. L. Cox has'been ap pointed Registrar of Dogs for the above Dis trict. Collars may be obtained at the Store of Mr C.fe J.r Small,;; Morningsido.l \ Fees: t, Jive SUUIinES each dojr. and no exemptions. \ r' ,--!>■, -1. K.-TAYLOE, Chairmaß,: <• .Januaryß,lßß3. ■ •-■ > •■^>\'' A KUU^JaILL HIGttWAY BOAKD. ~- ' ' 'UNPAID"RATES," ~. *- *." ?Notice hla. herobr «•«" tbat all Rate)) not paid on or befeir* the l»t day of February next wiUb^ucdfor^ k^tCMm^. t ,Ura6ei y^no^.Ciothlng^ '" ¥XTAVING BOLD THfi- ' W. JIX JjBABK of M/Framliefl, ;, *, , I MUSIT B« OOT IN BIX ' .;.:,* ■ WKBKB, ; i ;f* ? • '")■'* Toblto possesßlon to putou&aor. .'*•, i.^rTpeaeitaOleiranoa of my uteeV, ; ■;.' ■ > -*' i ■' Ihavemart«4 it down to f ' '■■>,■ «" WHOIiBBALB * COST PPICB. >? ' The whole of -Ow Bt«ok is new, p having been aHvantaßeooely • boaght dutlig tho last B monthe. * A few iprloes will aiiffloa to con- ' ylnoe'yon 01%B Bargains to t» ft .. I'- 'hid:- ■■'%< '. .■'■» ' Oatmeal doth, in all faßhlon»ble", --;fghaides...._:-...."......".i.'.v'5TJd.'-*^ •■ Fast Colour Prlnta_,_.__.. ..3d AH Wool Flannels . 7id 4 * China Mattißg, yard wide.i.^Jdi »• DreisPieoea, from-.,.., _..<d IS dozen Shirt Buttons f0r..,. _2d M«n's Geelong Tweed Trousers and Veiits, 14/11; regular prios, 25/ Men'a Tweed Suits, 22/8; roauUr , prloo-....................i..-...40s ' ■ Men's Tweed Trou«eri-i.-8a lid Met/n Hookß ......SdpalJC FOR EIIX WEEKS ONLTtU Bpeolal .T«au''to'piuU Bhop keepers. ' Bk E N NT A N'S, FOOT Of TICIOKIA-STRBKT. ■XTOriCE OF REMOVAL,-MAX J3l KOBEB lireesßhbtManufAotnrer.'bjte* to inform his numerous Costomora that tt« Ms RKMOVKD ito those New find" Commoowug Premises in ■Victoria-strftes, a faw doors abovo Hobßon-street. where1 he IB sow prepare- w meet all requliements of hia numeraue patrons.



TN THE BUPKEMB, X ZBALAND, NORTHS IN BANKRUP. In the matter of "The DeW tors Act, 1876," and the vi ments thereof, and of the Bt Ralph Wylde Browne, ». Gentloman, a Debtor. I hereby summon a General Meeting Creditors of the said Ralph Wvlde Brov be held at my office, Supromo Court-h, Auckland, on TUESDAY, the 16th day January instant, for the purpose of receivL ;he Report of the Trustee, and passing a resolu tion with respect to the discharge of tho said Ralph WyIdeBrowne. MAcFFARLANE> •» . Trustee. E. T. Dupaur, Shortland-atreet, Auckland, Solicitor for the Debtor. ■ IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DI3TRIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the Matter of the ' Ddbtora and Credi tors Aot, 1876.' ana the oeversl Acts aininrilns? tbe same. a*d of tha Bank ruptcy of Charles Stone, of Weßt Queen-street, in the Cliy of Aucßland/in the Provincial District of Auckland,-in the Colony of New Zealand, Baker, a Debtor. This is to notify that Charles Stone, of West : Queen-street, in the City of Auckland aforesaid, Baker, has this day filed a statoment that he is unable to meet his engagements with his Credi tors—the first meeting o{ Creditors to be held at the Supreme Court-houso, Auckland, in the Pro vincial District aforesaid, on the six teenth day of January instant, at 11 o'clock in tho forenoon. Datad, thin 10:h day of January, 1883. Q. W. BASLKY, Deputy Registrar. Jackson and Rubbkli., 1 Fort-street, Auckland, Bolioltori for tho above named Debtor. Tenders. rf\O FK^ CKR&#-Tendew, w«nted«ifor ■> I SupplylngWaterial kritt Erecting'*about- Fifty Chains of r Po3t-and-Wire Fence oni&nd fronting Lucas Creek.-Specification and full particulars to bo had at W. & J. Frater's, I>and Agents, Queen-street. . . ''; Goidminlng wotlces> < j OLD CALEDONIAN GOLD.'MINiN6 ,„. COMPANY (LIMITED)r; . ' ;'-*'-JJO^ld* TqJsH AHKHoiiDBRS.; j ' -"' iSotleo Is hereby given Ihjit all Bhares ;on wbioh Calls may be unpaid ion- TOE9PAT, the 23rd of January, 1883. will bo Forfeited :without' farther notice-' *'■ '■' ■•■•■.■> . ■*■,■*'..:<'": ~.•..,;. By order ot tho DireclorT, . • ' * ft rl> ' ~! :• ■: JAMES STODA*RT,i- •'.' *" ■- .'■ 5t v ■"?'-■•.• .Secretary.^-. Auckland,■ Januarj^l^-ltes^. ~J^'S>- ■ * '^v- ■ ~ ' y Public Notices.*, * DRINK LIMEJUIOE-lEYMPLAi, -k-r^ RINK-IIU EJOtOSPYM^IjA, >*•• riksk limkjuick pympla. ■■ *=; .;,- D;r,*^, v k.v,N"^c:^s|tJ:ga-^: : 4, r '*;''. 01^J5 BO^BY'^oip. '^ ■-_l*^.' Attends D»itir*at .11' atm; aT iit|6lLßlRlrag Chemist, Quoon-street, opposite Wvn'lham-st.' ! ■VT O T?I C+E' J OF -A D,D R:E SS. '. "2k 'Ssb w.'^b^inrs **.'*;' '*'■_, lisa removefl from Mrs Spier's' Boardinghousei tfrlncas-s^eet. His future Ad drees •<»ill?be->; " ,';,„ "/!j(rAiP,i|ci,#:ifiOM .:*hv<» .< % (Late the residence of.^fajor Heorgc). ;•;>■.; BOOKBINDING' AND ;AGCOtTSX/ ■ s BOOK FACfOKy.C ;,, ' ' %f? ViCIOIuA-BIBE-T:' WEfcT.- ATJCKtiNO, ' :.. - -' '%, CHARLEff^SnpiVj'*'!'^. ' . £*<c Head of the"'Her^'KDepar.lment, • Bcgj to lnlorm hla j!VJonds<aud-:thß Publtain several th»tjhe bsa commoßoea Baelneaa for hlmsslf.j.v^C. 0. !« now»-«l>r«Pßrsd it eiflcute PBOMBItV, ChEaHy. andviniiMe BSBT-Wrnc a'lclaißSia of Hookbisdiscl and KoneiraJ St» tionery^i t . ' '■ '■,■■>.■:<" *. •■ '■jd^-TidiE- ojp'"i.^it^i;o vSt.fi;' 1 The t ollowlnd Comptnl^s oSve removed their; Office* WShortland-fitreet, opposite the Bank ot TJewSSuth«wses:- - « ■■<* LONDON & I AVdASniRK FIUK INSUB . ANCa COMPANY. " .- r ■■ THAMB3 & MKRHKY MARINB INS'JK . ANCK COMPANY, BAT AVI*. MAKINK INBURANOK COM Sk PANYi awothb— s-'-r.ff WAIKATO COAL COMPANY. Limit«d. H. W. HICA.TH, January I. JBB3. • tcoretwy. _. -- 0 - > T -^ i-v^o- nßr BEBS WAXI BEBS WAX! Forohasßd in any quantity for Cash, Buyers of Fungus and Mnntst Metal. Having purchased in China a Fine Assort* memof Toaa himoelf, JAMSS AH EBW can oonfidently recommend them, and trusts that all his old Customers, and the Pablio generally, will avail thenuelvea tot this.splendid opportunity and call early to buy his Superior Congou, Best Flavoured Kooloo, Shouohont?, and varlons Mixed Teas, suited to every tauter He has alao on hand Japanese Ware. Preserved Ginger, Crookeryware< Silks, Handkerohlefs. and othei eommodltlea too numerous to menUoa, Note tho Addresffi!- • JAMBS AH KBW & CO M f v ~•- ■"■ - v , '. * ««.«Queen-street. VftO MERCHANTS,-BREWKRB, JL -BOTTr<HRS, AND SODA-WATKR MANUFAOIURBRS. • f * > W THOMSON & C 0.," OBAWFORD-BTKKBT. DUNKDIN , , ' (EstabUshedlSfiß).i, ■ -^' IMPORTKRB OP KNOLISH. B*RHNOH. AND * ■:' SPANISH OUT CORKS, i ~ AtwAysosHANDANDToArmrvE— ■■ Brewers', Bottlers', and Podawntor Manufaa turere' Sundries,, including all kinds'of Corka Bungs,- Bhives, Ties; ana Bpiles, Cellar Corks, Corking Machines, Capsules, Tinfol Bottling Wire, Superior Isinglass (Urewersi, Book, Purse. Bast India Pipe, and Pareßneßlan and Brazilian Cut; Thermometers, Blind and Common. All kinds of Ginger, whole and crashed ; Taitarlo, Aoetto. Sulphurous. Citric, and Snlphurio Aolda; Spirits oC Wine. 81 o.p. j Kisences and Bsientlal-OUB. Bodawater Ma ohlneß; Bottling Back", Patent and Common; Patent Syruplng Pumps; Sodawater and Gin- KorljOTr Hottl'os, Ordinary; Lamonfg, Hoßben'a and Codd's Patent Bottl«s: Herba.,Peels, and Roots of every description; and every requisite" for the Brewew', BotUets'. and JEGmted Water Manufacturers"trada 0 ' -w-> - ; ■ Aqinib fob hjywabdj' Tttsjta & C 0.," * v ./..i. liONOON. -."XV ■'* , Messrs. T. Gs Co. invite intending Purchaser* Of, Brewers' and >i?odawater Maohinary to an nspeotion of their Stook. : i* ■ ■■* .- •* Thomson & co., • i OKAWFORD-BTRBST, Dunkdin. LIMEJriOE PYMPLA? t LIUBJDiOK PYMPLA f" ' '• - •.., • LtMBJOIOK'PYMPLAI**'-' -" • Manufactured by. r"*' ,.■■ Si \ ' ■ . ' EHKKNI'ftMtD BIP4 t. -ja.. qoo> b, ** 44 and J46," IJicfroEU-sraßii t ■■*?■ S'AOTOBY: KtilOTT-fiTBEKTl1 Having oompieted the arrangement of their Now and BxtenslTO Promises, which are fitted with every appUanoe for the despatch of Bufl neas, Invite tbe attention of Ladles and O«otle men FURNISHING to iheir Large Stock of . 1 i R Drawinn and Dining Boon Suites Brussels. Tapeatrr. and EldderCarpttß • Iron Bedsteads. Wardrobee, Drawers' Tables, Cheffonlera, Blde-Boards * . Mattrassea, PaUiasses, PUlows Bolsten ' Toilet Ware In great variety "■- - linoleum, Flooroloth, Matting ' Hearthrugs, Wool Mats, Coooa Mats- Chimney and Toilet Glaaws Gilt Cornices and Cornice Poles Verandah, Venetian, and Roller Blinds Cane: Folding, and Ohlldrens* Chain ' - Hall Tables. Hat Stands, Hall Chairs ' Kitchen Tablra and Kitchen Chairs Every Artiote Guaranteed, and Prices Reduoed to the. Lowest Amount, consistent with Best Quality in Materials and Workmanship, T >' .*' T. &H. COOKE, * ViOTOMt AMD Eluotx Sthkets, -V Wat Me Arthur & Co.* AUCKLAND, "' , TO DKALRRB IN FANCY GOODS. KARTHKNVVARB, CHINA AND QUA, AND GBNBRAL STUBBKBBPISSS ' Plain and Fancy Stationery Perfumery and Toilet Soap* Brush ware and Combs ; Table and Pocket Cuttery : " B.P. and B.M. Goods ' ' Iron Bedsteads . ' Mirrort and Fancy Purnltun) 1 Clocks, Watohcs, and JewoUeu Tobaooo, Cigars, and Pines iHTi^iffftl Instruments ■ Barthenware, ChVpa, and Glass VftaosJ, Flawer-standS, &c PaiSan W4re, Ptoturea Pwsds, Hand Bass, and Baskets Crtoketlcß Appaiutments Lawn Tennis and Badminton Aiohery and Croquet Indoor Games. Toys, &c. j KOVELTJKS FOR CHRiaTMAS,



■ ■ ; , ; ' l ,'V';1V.;: "-'-■ ■ ■ * '< Lost, .- .v. tbe 61. . ■ ' I* x'»o > sovereign.- „, J^betort at Stab office _!£* • ~-:> '' ■■.' LOST, ayS ■ Greyhound Pug from £?*.."■ ->(.-S. Danniford, \: : .. Queen street. ' .■. -. L LOST, either at . lonnt Koskill, Epsom, or Mount B"den. on January 8. 'rhieo One (Sli Found Notes, rramfceta known.—The Ondet will receive 10) reward by leaving the same at Mr Oaokt9y b atore, Mount Eden. LOST, Small Gold Brooch in sbape of a hor, c.- Finder rewarded by leavli g lame at 8 tab office. . ■- - ■ ' 5S KEWAKD.-Lost, on Tuesday, be- - : ■ tween Cilitge Road and Q ieen-Btroet, a Lady's Silk Umbrella —Kinder wi I receive ihe * t4' >" above reward on leaving It at M. J. Moore's,. ±r & Victoria-street. . . UTKaYKD from Woodside Farm, Mount O Eden, on the'7th Instant, a Dark-brown Filly, with whitefUr on forehead, black mane, and long switched tail, about 15 hands 2 inches; ; «£ §: had small piece of rope round neck.—A ay person returning same to J. Cullen, 250, Queen street, or to the farm, shall be handsomely rewarded. *, : ON B y uti WD hEwAHD.^Stiayed|-fiom the Mount Rosktll Koad. on January S, .- Two Boy Can Homes, about 15 hands high, In *v; vary Rood oonditlcn; ona Is branded san near. shoulder.—The above reward will be p&ld on (heir return to Paters la'u Stablae, Xorne street S .-.: ■ '•■-' Board ana nefflaence. *} 'V ; ■* I /?«OMFuRT*BLB APAhTStENTS tot.' « " "^ . M Ai/ Ladies during their t accouchmant:QUict- ■ . ■'' ness and attention. Terjnsmode'rMo.-J|Apply , ' ', ■' 'i .■ '■ MrsJßoylb, Upper Queen-street (3rd house'abSio ",, .-" ■•'. Heath's Btore). '':'-V *" '*'•>' u-j-'- ? f'-"-> ■-j -■ A -Y.OnrvGv M'^N,wisbeji--BoVtd/and.^'> S; h*^.''.^j:; X Residence in a private family; ■ musicaj /" -J- ■ v ;famiiy preferred.—Address Tom, rP.O., Auck- ' t '•' land." A , ' ) ;■'.'& . ' ._...■•; *■' "■ • , . | ■■ --• Owu,;v(Jc^7pbivatjb boaTdl^g HfUSE. aEdßnCrescen§Auoklkna,wltbia " •".'•■"vr."'X'" t^eMninu.teß.,.>wa)k of the Railway -Station;' -:" *-. ;\-i .OTharfrPost; office. Supreme Court-house, a»6V " i~ t Bankß.-rjrirst-plassAccoinmoclatioafor Visitors ■,'•* '■'*t ■■• 3 fronvthe.Coaat and CoiinttSDistricts.: Apart-' ■•'''';■■?*::" -i meritseji'suite forLodiesandFainilies. Plungo . I X tad Showej: Bath'WwLetters sand telegrams' '^'-Jp% ■£, ;addresseds o,,tlie Jlanagep.iOla'.Club^lMvate 7''\. Boarding HpUßo,iEaon Griscent,-ATickland,will " '$; ; ; ■A.**delightfully.vsituated.ilftrfie>-Resiflenee," ■• commaiidiii(? anextonaiya'tieWofiHeiiirljoHr, dty,andJuburHßVconrbrif€ntly46«fitea>e'tveca *' ! tbo Victoria* and DdY.onport whaiTCs; Every comfort ad^. ppnySitienoa foj-yisitors and boaii - v >•' - • ' -;; Terms moderate.*' Hl '-'■*: " ' ••*.■'■• -■'~"'' "-'■S.- /{jC»y;3BB»gK; BBO.WNB HeXKfc/ ;.;.'.' BoAßß>H?libDarfief^,-,v-»-..WwirWsek' ' BmoxJt Koom j^Aw^fc;;■ -, jlif T ..-.'.... ~- .v - ,!.'« ',:. ■ ■'■ J'^'-'-of ran: ■;'.",-■ .J '■;,■:•-, - r. ;* .« oiiD%EoxAii cLtaafflotffiE: How ores ' .'" .' . , .Many of the old'resfdenta of Auckland will' $"' irt.s WBmember thfl_OEtfe •HcrosjSitlii-oonb&I ion with '" *' §b6-BOYAEHOTEIi, Edetfrqrescentyalll-was ,^ • ■*?> ijithe.tinio Of the Maori iWaiS aiid jvill readily" ",■* i ' is. TOderetand tUel-iSccommod&tion WaiTordaas-a -: ■/ ' '*; • PB&'ATBiBOAitDIIRSI-HOD.SEife In additjoni" -1 ' ' tbiwhjcli.Oiopreaeirtl'ropriptor has made extend. • • "•-', sitftißltoratipns-and improvements,'the(ShoW ', ■■ '/' ;:: having nndergono a tlio'rough repair, and'ro- " ■"(■'»' »i' furnlsijoa in aSsuperioT1 style, raflbrdsTevery . p -, vj': facility for the comfort and convenience*ofita ■:'■ •. ' - inmates/'., .ii";- ■■■ (■-'• o/.; .•:-■ -••-•• •;<-■'-.■ - " 'iTo.4ha morßvtecenfrarrlvaTa.ln'Auckland :. . + " Special attention is drawn' to the mlrantacca r -" ' f; ' lofrordfidUol the1 publio ,by, the opening 'of this establishment in its central position, command* -;i ' ' tag* a^ooiYie^sgi' the harbour, iand ita «lobb * , proximity,ito "tSSHßailwar f Statlon, 'Wharf/<t--' :■■■ -i : r Post Office, Supreme" Court House, and' the /" Banks. •*;, •: &!- ■ ■- \\* r ■ . ■•s- '- '.' is: Apartmentffejiauifc for Jjadies and Famines. P Plunge and Shower Bites, -jfcj: m_ s -■-*» Visitors from thoCoaet atfd-GoofifiyTflstricts - -' will do well to pay a visit to this establishment, I special' attention being paid to their require monta. . ;,,.'--;. •."■ ■'■ r' ~ " . '•"•: - The charges will he according to the accoznmo- • ■ '■ ' dation required, and in all cases will be as low. -• . as is consistent with the advantages offered;"! -« «fij«*>ii^ /'' and Telegramg addressea to "Tho r ' v Manager, Old C3ub Private Boarding-house, «.-«»t?j Eden. Orescent, Auckland," will meet with prompt attention. - " "ii-" ■ ' ffH Ediioationia. ' TKAOHBR OF PIANOFORTE '; • AND HARMONIUM, '-■ ;■;; i Regent-Btreet. Kyber Paw, £_lJ9Btons comnnnea Jannajy 15th. 1883. » : JjiFSOM HO USB ' \ ' WKSTQUARTERBKGINBFEBRUARYIfIT, ' .' Tbo Hdnoation comprises'Fnglleh, Latin. French, German, Drawing, and Paintlne. L :: • Mubio is 'taught thoroughly and well, latt yeart orograas proving eminently eaUafnotory. ' "' ! ' For fartbpc particulars apply to. ■■> ~.;■: . : > j»V ;^MRS,SI!pi)DABD.' ',-' !',."'"''. ---,„ ■ .«, '-- ■ i ■ '■ Si&.. •" ■ tr. . ' * ' ¥'- , TO.MOftK.OW, •'• •■ .* ' '■ ' 'i . A ; ,T 'aiItHUK'S M.A K',T, "r ;' * v v • (FurpUure Depaitment). ■_ ■ . TO BE SOLD'BY AUCTION. •il ACCOCHT OF WHOM II MAy (XmCKKM, I ''-> * . :,. 8M99 f-VCASas GILPIN'S PATENT1 A;-= braos Bns.. . ... ~"'•■' Containing SS^dona; aMOtto^, '«■ ' ' ;v; MOBM OB lisa.BAKAaKß.''■?■.■-■.■'■' ;'■ •■!;:: -y^ ■; " ", - Alao, • : '-. HOUSEHOLD FJpRNITURKAND OTifapiS (Removed to Mart for Convenience of Sale). •.V '^: Btovea, Pioturf B. Bcoks • ,■':*■. ';:.. £i '■ «■ ' '.;..„,'-': :j'Sl Glsbs, OUtoa, and B&rthenware ' ' ■'.';« A Superior Ceaar Booitciße, whioh cMtin ■ % ■Melbourne sixty guineas I - . ■ rN .Drawlna-roons, Dlningroom, and Parlont . .>- Snites *i , . ;■-.• »'' ■ •:> ;'-" ■ - SuuerloriLarnDS, K'tonen Utensils -. ' ~i fm\ A Mottled Kotoi Eseratotro and Book Cafe •- ' : A" Mottled Kauri Table « An InUldiiewZea'and Cheat of Drapers . ■ i Two Bocond-aand Pianos, an org«n - „ • ■. A Double-barrelled Gun » - v » i W»tcho3. Clockp, Jewellery V A Balance Of BStook of Fancy floods '■*■ ■ ' Totb, Stationery, Draoory, OlothhiK ->* I Sst»n Printo, Linen Handkerohlefe, fto. ■ ' I j -: ' *" '' - ■ £zojj. i t FBIDAY, JANUAKY Ig, ' THB^ HAYMARKET. ! r IfiOIV^SALB, at the Haymarket, on '»•"'• .#? Frid«r noit, • W. a, OOOHRAHKJ * fJAS. SAOBI .FRIDAY, JANUARY j& " H0 U BEHOLD FU X N ITU BE. 9EMERAI. HOUSEHOLD FUWliriJßg.- ■• Ooneiatlng of: .Couobeg, Ohllw. PloterUk- S»wingJlaohlßtß,F«iid6M t 'o«r»etfcol«okit , Bogft Iron and Woo* Badgtoads. M»t^ trasses, P»iltaeefl, Beddinu. CbtSShtmetu. - ;v "ten^e^t^; B' l?rare'Kito?leli " . , BAMUBL COCHBAHB & 80»» , *;; ,; Auctioneer*. ■-; i^'\ ■■ W, i OOCHBANKJ. | JAa , dACBB 1 *'MONDAY, JANUARY 22. 'BXTENBpPjS^KAURI FOREST. mliE SalMcfibers, will ggU _ t «,.,. jfnn«^;§»^M^V|!s Wo Ressrw. For further parJlonJarsappl/to, . BAMUSL CPOHRANK 4 SOW, ; i .. AncUocoors. ■■■... ■■■'■. \ ~•:;■'.. j (Vonihued' on Ftairth Page.) j ii.iTtiiii^i^iii^iaviiiay"imwi'iiiiniii«miiiii^B^