CRICKET MATCH.

Walkato Representatives v. Auckland

Vagabonds

Tim Waikato representative team cf cricketers commenced a series of matches in tho Domain yesterday. The first con test was against the Auckland Vagabonds, who went in iiist and held possession of the wickets all day, making a total score of :So'i), to which Robinson (137), Loader (47), and Stafford (40) wore the chief contributors. Waikato went to tho wickets to-day, and scored Gl in their first innings, A. Stubbing making 22. Gardner, at short stop, did tho Dewes trick, making no less than live catches during the innings. Tho visitors followed on their first innings, and at 3.30 p.m. had made -14 for the loss of two wickets. Bango, not out, assisting with 25. Scores : — AUCKLAND VAGABONDS.-First Ixxi.vcis. A. Boalc. o Forest, b Benge 27 Kobinaon, c Forest, b Urierson 157 Gardner, c Forest, b Cotton C Stafford, cM. Stubbing, b Belize ..' .. -lli Knirht, c and b A. Stubbing 2il Loador, run out il Hummer, c Chapman, b Stubbing .. .. 21 Hcighton, b Stubbing 12 I Wfc not oui •' J. ndUinicr, b Case 0 Shakespearce, hit wkt, b Case 0 Extras _JM Total SCO WAIKATO.—Fikst Innings. ■Fifczpatrick, c Gardner, b Shakespeare .. 7 Stevens, o Gardner, b Shakespeare .. .. lit Chapman, b Shakespeare •> Forrest, c Gardner, b Shakespeare .. .. 0 Collins, o Gurdnor, b Kobinson 5 Grierson, c Stallbrd, b Shakespear .. ..0 Case, b Reale ■' A. U. Stubbing b Lender 22 Cotton, c Gardner, h Leader 3 AL Stubbing, c Heale, b Kobinson .. .. 0 Benge. not out 0 Extras 1 Total Ci WAlKATO—Siccoxd Innings. Fltapatrlck, c Gardner, b Biele 10 Cotton, c Heighton, b Robinson .. .. i Benge, not out 25 Kxtras 1 Total for 2 wickets 14

THE SELWYN ELECTION.

Spoooh by Mr Wakofleld.

IUY TELEGRAPH. —PRUSS ASSOCIATION.]

Cmeistohurou, this day. Mb Wakefield addressed tho electors of Selwyn last night. Beginning with his iwlitieal experiences, ho gave tho story of his opposition to S ll George Grey, and his connection with the party at present in power. He then dis closed tho secret of Government opposition to his candidature at Innngahua. He had noticed a great falling-off in tho adminis tration after tho secession of Sir John Hall, since which timo there had been no good or honest Government in Now Zealand. On its becoming known that he intended to contest Inangahua, he received a telegram from Wellington asking what his platform was to bo. Ho had replied that his plat form was tho eamo as it had always been, leaving it to tho Government to say whether thoirs was altered or not. Ho had then boon askod if ho required assistance, to which ho replied that he would wait till ho had consulted his constituents. The Government at once took this to mean that ho was no supporter of thoirs, and put Mr Shaw into tho field against him. He had no confidencoin tho prosent Government, and he would go to Wellington as a supporter of tho Opposition. He then proceeded to ex plain his political opinions in detail.

UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCHES.

District Meeting.

Yesterday at tho afternoon session of the above meeting tho first business transacted was election of the Stationing and Finance Committee. The following gentlemen wero elected :—Rots. Taylor, Redstone, Worboys, Messrs Coupland, Colo, Tattorsall, Flesher, and the connexional officers. The question of the division of Christchurch circuit was next considered. A lengthy and animated discussion took place on this subject, with tho result that it was finally resolved to accede to the request of the division of Christchurch circuit into two. The assombly rose at 5.30.

Evonlng Meeting,

It hod been arranged to hold a public meeting in the evening, when an official sermon was to be preached by the Rev. S. Macfarlane. A moderate company besides tho representatives assembled in the church to take part in this service. The opening was conducted bj' the president, the Rev. C. VVorboys, of Christchurch, and then tho minister appointed proceeded to the work that devolved upon him. The rev. gentleman founded his discourse upon. Ist Chronicles 12 o. 32 v., "And of the children of laaachar which were men that had under standing of tho times, to know what Israol ought to do ; the heads of them were two hundred, and all their brethren were at their commandment." Having dwelt upon tho particular occasion to which the words had reference, ho proceeded to give them a present and practical application, pointing out some of the signs ot our times and our duty as Christians in respect there to. The preacher passed in review some of the striking characteristics of our own time. In tho first place he noticed the persistent and successful efforts made to extend Roman Catholicism, showing tho dangers and mischief resulting from such extension. He next spoke of the wide-spread irreligion that prevailed in our midst. The infidelity, the Sabbath desecration, and other ways in which this spirit of irreligion matifcstcd itself were referred to in a telling manner by tho rev. gentleman. The duty of'the Church to remedy this state of things was then clearly indicated. They were thou ght fully to understand the condition of things existing around them, but it was not to be speculative thought simply, but practical thought, that should embody itself in practical effort. They were to mark well the lessons taught them by the past history of their own nation, to hold firmly to the blessings brought to them by the Reforma tion, and by true consecration to God and loyalty to Christ, they were to combat suc cessfully the evils around them. For about •45 minutes tho attention of the congrega tion was closely given to the sermon. Second Day's Sittings. The session was ro-opened this morning at 9.30 by the President giving out a hymn and Mr Knott engaging in prayer. The minutes of yesterday's proceedings were read and confirmed, as were also the minutes of tho District Committee passed during tho year, and the whole of the morn ing's sittings were spent in considering matters arising out of the same.

LATE SHIPPING.

Dcseuin, this day. — Planter, barque, sailed for Auckland.

Tho Waihora's passongers for Auckland are: Mr and Mrs Anthon, Mrs Rumble, Mrs Nunn and 2 children, Miss French, Mossrs Bunn, Boberts, Isaacs, E, Nathan, Goodman, and Young.

Auckland Sharemarket.

January 16. Colonial I3ank-Scllors, J3s South British Insurance-Buyers, 55s N Z. Loan nnd Mercantile— Buyers, &> 15s N.Z. Shipping-64 7s 6d Dovonport Ferry—Buyer?, 18s Taupiri Coal—Buyers, 17s S°L SlV Sfbuyers. 13s ; sellers, 15, Deep Level Cross-Sellers, 3s Cd Bright Smilo-Sollers, Is 7d Princo Imporial-Buyors, 225; sellers, 233 Darwin—Buyers. 3s 61. New Find— Uuycrs, 9s Od

JOSEPH NEWMAN, Chairman,

Remember This.

If you are sick, Hop Bittera will (rarely aid Nature in making you well wben all else fails. If you are costive or dyspeptic, or are suffer ing from any other of tho numerous diseases ot the stomach or bowels, it is your own fault if you remain ill, for Hop Bitters is a sovereign remedy in all such complaints. ' If you are wasting away with any form o* Kidney disease, stop tempting Death tnia mo ment, and turn for a cure to Hop Bitters. If you are sick with that terrible sickness Nervousness, you will find a "Balm in GUcad" In the use of Hop Bitters. If you are a frequenter, or a resident of a miasmatic dißtrict,barricadoybursystem against the scourge of all countries—malarial, epidemic; bilious, and intermittent fevers—by the use of Hop Bitters. . ■•■ If you have rough, pimply, or sallow skin, bad breath, puins and nches. an* fpel miserable generally, Hop Bitters will give you fair skin, rich blood, and sweetest breath, health, and comfort. In sliors they euro all Diseases of tho Stomach, Bowels, I'lood Liver, Nerves, Kidneys, Bright s Disease ja» will bo paid for a..caso they -will not euro or help. Druggists and Chemists keep.' t,y#hat ltoor, bedridden, i"^^^^^^

TELEGRAMS.

[from our own correspondent.]

Thames, this day.—A young man named Bernard Farley, an immigrant by the Doric, was severely injured in a quarry at Parawai by a fall of earth to-day, having a portion of the muscle torn from his left arm.

The Direct Steam Service,

Wr.Lf.i.s'dToN, this day.—Advices have been received that the Shaw, Savill and Albion Co.'s chartered steamer Florida, 3.13S tons, was to leave London for Wal lington and Otago on 10th January.

Wreck of a Cutter.

Wkllixcton-, this day. — Tho cutter Agnes, Captain Borgo, owned at Kaiapoi, has been totally wrecked on Mana Island. The crew escaped with great difficulty. The vessel was bound to llavelock.

DtiXKDix, this day.—Last night's escort brought down 1125,000 worth of gold.

THE MINISTER OF PUBLIC WORKS.

Tho Cambridgo Hallway.

[BY TKI.EIiII.U'H. — OWN CORKKSt'ONOKNT.]

Camiikiucb, this day

Jlo.v. Mr Mitcholson, accompanied by Messrs Whitaker, and Whyto, M.H.R., arrived hero at twelve o'clock, and received a deputation of tho Town Board, which urged tho r.ceo>sity of having Cambridge Railway completed boforo con tract time, which is six months. They thought it might bo completed and t'.ie railway opened in four months. Mr Hales, engineer, who was present, replied that this was next to impossible, pricipally on account of the scarcity of labour and the uncertainty of the weather. One of the deputation pointed out tho loss which tho Railway Department would experience if tho lino was not open bofore the harvest, as fully seven-tenths of the traffic from Mercer was Cambridge traffic, and this was got by the Navigation Company Again, farmers were made to pay about 2d a bushel more to convey their produce to the market. After other representations had been made, Mr Mitchelson promised that tho line would bo open in live months from tho opening of tho contract.

Tho Kotorua Road. Mr J. P. Campbell attended as a depu tation from l'iako County Council, and represented tho bad state of the Rotorua Road between hero and Oxford, which if not immediately attended to, will bo closed during the coming season to wheoled traffic. Mr Mitchelson agreed to inquire into tho matter on his return to Wellington, and, if possiblo, to arrange for a number of tho constabulary to be put on the road, with an expenditure of say an additional £200. Presbyterian Church Site. A deputation representing tho trustees of the Presbyterian Church pointed out tho injury which tho railway line would do to the church site, by depriving it of frontage. Mr Miteliolson agreed that tho lino should bo constructed 20ft. put from tho boundary originally laid down, thus giving a road 20 feet wide, which was accopted by tho depu tation.

The party now proceed to Ohaupo, To Awauhi, and Kihikihi, returning tomorrow to Hamilton, en route for To Aroha.

DISTRICT COURT.-This Day

Rotorua Leases.

(neforo His Honor Judge Smith.) I). A. Toi.k v. Gko. Co7.Ktra.-Mv C. K. Button appeared for the plaintilf, and Messrs K. Hoskcth and T. Cotter for the defendant.—This was an action brought to test the validity of the Hotorua looses, tho plaintiff being chief commissioner of tho Wasto Lands Board, nnd the defendant tho purchaser of the leaso of certain land at Hotorua. It will bo remembered that a number of theso leases were made to residents in this city at very large rentals, and that in consequence of certain alleged misrepre sentations made by tho Government, tho lessees took Messrs Hobketh and Richmond's opinion as to the validity of tho aforesaid leases. The opinion was that they woro not good. Shortly afterwards tho Government passed an amendment to tho Thermal Springs Act and the present case was brought in ordor to determine tho question whothor the amonded Act had mado tho lessees liable. nothwith3tand ing the objections that had been raised. These objections may bo shortly statod thus:—(l) That tbo land bad not passed tho Native Land Court atthe time the Government made Its ar rangem#>ts with the natives, (i) That these ar rangenYSMs did not authorise the Government to lease tho hinds. (3) That the leases were not properly signed, inasmuch as troy were signed " V. A. loW," and did not show that they were signed by him as " tho agent for," or " on behalf of the mitivo owners. (I) That the correct Elaco of abode of tho attesting witness had not eon signed by him. Messrs Ileskoth and Cotter areued these points this morning, and Jlr Button replied this afternoon.—His Honor re sorfed Judgment.

THE AUCKLAND * EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1884,



A concert and Christmas Tree in aid of the funds of tho Bayfield branch of All Saints' Sunday School took placo in the schoolroom last night, and was largely attended. The Hoy \V. Calder (in cumbent) presided, and a capital programme of musical selections was satis factorily gone through. Then ensued the distribution of gifts from tho Christmas tree—a fine Norfolk pino presented by Mr Mason. It was illurainnted with candles, and laden with desir able presents. It was found that a number of tickets remained on hand after the distribution, and these woro duly put up to auction by Mr Evans. Tho wholo affair ;Tvas pleasantly carried out.



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Wanted. \\r ANTED, a good Fencer.—Apply t TT_ William Kossor, Surrey Hillß Katate. WANTED, 5 Good Sailormen for I'ilc drivlng.-Apply 11. Reid, Waltemat Ho.el. "\\7"ANTED, First-class Trousers am T T Vest Hands —Apply J.Williumg, Tuiloi Victortg-strcct. WANTED, Head and Tail Men fo Break-down Circular Haw, for countr, Mill.—New Zealand Timlicr Company (Ltd.) ANTED, Four Boilermakers and On. General Smith.—James Alclntyrc, One Ivuiiga. ANTED, a Man to Sink a Well.- Chaa. Lnver, Kybcr Paw. "\ ,\7"ANTED, a Competent Hond Circular T V Saw Hand for Oliaupo Sawmill.-Apul' nt Waitemala Hotel. WANTED, a Carter, none but a first elaas hand need apply.—A pply U. and 1 1 Under. WANTED, 5 Men at once, for Excava ting. — Apply on the job, Weaten Springs. \VTANTED, Mon ami Women Servant! TT and Hoy* for all parts and occupations Houses to Let.—Helghton & Co., 177, Quecn-sl. WANTED, by an Experienced Com mercial Clerk, with first-class references a Ko-engngemoiit.— VM, Stau Olllcc. "VIT*ANTED, Immediate Employment. TT town or country. Advertiser hits large e\ pi rienee amongst stock; tea good accountant. Would not be averseto opening up now countrj it' he could meet with a man of some capita willing to join him.—Address by letter, Kl'. Stai! Oillce. WANTED, Situation as Accountant in Country Store or Saw Mill, or would be generally useful.—NVß, Stau Olllcu. WANTED, by a Ktcady Young Man, Employment; willing to make bimsell useful at anything. Six years' experience in Manchester warehouse. — Address, M.H.W., Btak Olllce. WANTED, by a Young Man of respect ability, a Situation in Store or Place ol Trust; good references as to character and ability.—Addrras "II.IUI.." Stau olllco. WANTED, a Stout Young Man for the Hakohouse.—l). Ortibb. Baker, Newton. "V\7"ANTED, thoroughly active Young IT Man to drive a Grocer's Cart. Must be well acquainted with city and suburbs.—Apply Robert How, Victoria-street. ANTED," a Man or Youth to look after garden, pony und trap, milk, and make himself generally useful.—Apply before noon, or after 7 p.m., to C. V. Bourne, Orakei Itoad. Ucmuera. ANTED, at once, a Strong Boy who can milk ami drive well,—Apply Can torbury_CqUaKC,J}_rey-stroet. WANTE D, a Small Bey for tho country; light work.—Ho at S'l'AK Ofilco 10 o'clock to-morrow (Thursday], ANTED, a smart Boy for a Butcher's Shop.-M. Hrcnrley, Vlctoria-atreot. WANTED, a Young Lnd for a (irocory Store.—Apply Union Store, Union-sL AN'J'ED, Strong Lad to Drivo a Horse, two Young Men to learn to drive bullocks, one liullock Driver.—T. andll. Smyth, Mount Eden Sawmill. WANTED, at l'arnoli, experienced young person as General Servant; four in family. Must be a good plain cook and laun dress. Personal references required. — Apply Mutual Provident Society, Mercantile Cham bei3, Quecn-Btrcct. "VTST'ANTED, a good Genoral Servant TT able to cook Apply between G and 9 p,m, to Mrs Osbornc, City Itoad. ANTED, a Kespectablo Cenoral Ser vant—Apply Close Bros. ANTED, a General Servant,—Apply to Mrs J. L. Holland, corner of Graft on Road and Wynyard-street. ANTED, a tioneral Servant; refer ences required.—For address, apply to Mr A. Wickham. Grocer, llobson-stroot. WANTED, a good Gonoval Servant.— Apply Mrs Uevoro, Ponsonby Itoad. WANTED, a General Servant; refer onccs required.—Apply to Mrs C. S. Shaylo George, Grafton Road. ANTED, General Servant. — Apply Mrs Aloy, Alton Itoad. ANTED, a Good Cook,—Apply Mrs Alfred Hnckland. Newmarket. WANTED, good Plain Cook in a private family where Ihreo other servants are kept.—Mrs U liltcoinbo's HoKistry. ANTED, immediatoly, a First class Waiteress for Hot Lakes; wages. His; no washing.—X. Henry's Registry, Shortland street. ANTED, a Kespectablo Middle-aged Woman as Working Housekeeper; per manent situation to suitable person,—Apply SR, S'i'Aii Olllce. WANTED, a Person with some expe rience to wuit on an Invalid Lady, and make hersolf generally useful; references re quired.—Address HH, Star Offlco. "ITSTANTED, respectable Servant Girl.— T V Apijl^JlrsArmltiiße.Wakofleli^Btreot. WANTED, strong Girl as General Ser vant.—Apply 81, Groy-street, noxt Car penters' Anns Hotel. WANTED, a respectable Girl as Nurse maid. — Apply to Mrs Hanks, Logan Bank, Jermyn-street. WANTED, an experienced Dressmaker; must bo llrst-class; references re quired.—Dunne, Hall & Co., Queen-street. WANTED, a good Tailoress (trousers and vest hanil); also, apprentices.— Apply S. Bowring. Tailor, etc.. li 9. Victoria-st. WANTED, one or two Boarders ; single and double-bedded rooms; showor and plunge bath. Terms, £1 per week, including washing.—Mrs Brown, Alton Itoad. "\TSTANTED, Board and Kcsidenco for an V T Elderly Gentleman partially Invalided. State terms, to include uttendttneo. -X, Stau Onice. WANTED, by a Young Man, Board and Residence; single room; five minutes' walk from Queen-street. — Address, stating terms, AB, euro of Poat-olllce. ANTED, Shop and Houso (small) or Olllce, near Queen-street; must be cheap.—Jß, Stau Olllcc. ANTED, in Parnell, Small House, or 2 Unfurnishod Rooms.—T, Stau Olllce. ANTED, Furnished Bed and Sitting room for Lady and Gentleman, with one child three years old; Kybcr Pass Hoad or neighbourhood preferred. — Address AL, Box iss. WANTED, Pupils for Carpenters' and Builders' Drawing Class, held in V.M.C.A, on Tuesday and Thursday Evenings, at 7.30. New Term comniencos Ist Februarj'.— Apply at Class, or to K. M. Frlpp, 9, Hoffman's Buildings. . WANTED, everybody to sco tho Stock of Clothing, Shirts, and Hats at J. Gilmour's, Upper Symonds-street, also a Shop next door to Masonic Hall. Newton. WANTED.— Do you want Money on Freehold, Personal, or other security 1— Apply to J. R. Randerson, Mercantile Chambers. Bills discounted. WANTED, the Ladies to know that M-inro and Milligan's Millinery Dopart ment is now repleto with all the latest English and French novelties for the present season. WANTED, Purchasers for Choice and Novol Christinas, Now Year, and Birth day Cards, &c. Fancy and General Stationery at Low Prices. New Books at Published Price —H. White, Stationer, cornor of High-stroet and Vulcan Lane, Auckland. WANTED TO SELL a Working Jcwoller's Business; avorago profits from general public, £6 per weok. Could be doubled by working for tho trade Bonus for possession, £50. Two apprentices with small wages, but equal to journeymen, if purchaser desires, Owner leaving Now Zealand on ac count of ill-health.—Apply Il.Osb.orne, Working Jowellcr. Christchurch. WANTED to SELL, Cheap, 11 Pure Aylosbury Ducks, owner having no run for thorn.—Apply New Houso, bottom of Alton Itoad. WANTED to RENT, immediately, a House of not less than eight (8) good rooms (or two small houses) with offices, and grazing near for two cows.—Apply to General Stoddard, care of Mrs Ansley, Grafton Road. ANTED to LET, Furnjslied Dining rooms. Bedroom, and Kitchen of a well situated Hotel Jn tho city.—Apply to Box 38. POBtiOfflCO. WANTED to Let, Largo Shop in Groy street, rent £I.—Apply Flood's Store Grcy-stroct. \\TA NT E D KN O W N.—Remnants TT Komnants! — All Remnants (accumu lated after tho season's trade) selling at enor mously Low Prices, at J. 11. Hannan's, Draper Victoria-street. ' "VST-ANTED KNOWN—I,OOO Untrimmec T T Hats, Cd.—J. Cosgravo and Co. ANTED KNOWN—That you cat get first-elasß Board and Residence foi 16s per week, all meals Od, at tho Sydney anc Melbourne Cafo, known as tho Young Womon'i Institute. Upper Queen-street, surpassing any thing in Auckland. Strict attention and civllitj guaranteed.—\V. GARIUCH, Proprietor. ~\\]r ANTED KNOWN.—See the upstain TT Bar and Commercial-room at th< Rising Sun Hotel, NdWton.—C'apt.' Hargrove- Proprietor. ' .■■■■■ - .- ANTED KNOWN - Steady Work men' may obtain constant cmploymen on the Tram Line. SWanson Station.—lS. Gib bans. '■ • i ■■ . ■ WANTED KNOWN-Mrs Murphy, o Ponsonby Road, is roriioying to bettei business premises in Victoria-street, next to M: Williams, Tailor. _^ WANTED —Whon you are in Hobson street Ch ! and sco tho large and choice stock of Mosgicl Tweeds just opened for thi coming season, at Munro and Milugan's. ANTED KNOWN". — Cheap Nev and* Second-hand Furniture, Pots, Pans Wash-tubs and Boards, Bedding, Bedsteads Chests Drawers, Child's Cots, and all kinds o Household Furniture at lowest prices, a Austen's Variety Store, 310, Upper Queen-street under Young Women's Institute. TX7"ANTED KNOWN—3SO Ladies' Cos V T tumes; new fashion and latest cut; a 16s 6d.—J.Cosgrave and Co, WANTED.— 100 Boys' Fashionable 4 Button Sac Suits (all sizes, 7 to 12), 17 Od, worth 225, on view outside window.—J. M McLachlan, 222, Qucen-stroct. WANTED KNOWN—Cliarles Kelse; & Co. have a largo and choice assort ment of Silver Jewellery, end as they keop ni imitations, they guarantee everything they sel



Wanted. 0 -\T7-ANTED KNOWN— Chkap Timber _ Vt Cheap Timber! And all other kindf !- of Building Materials, can be purchased chcapci a and better than anywhere else at the yards ol D. Goldie. Albert-street. 3 TkTANTED KNOWN—I,OOO Silk and r W Lace Fichus, 5s each.—.l. Cosgravo and ' Coj r \XrANTED ' KNOWN — in Jewellery .- VV Charles Kelsey & Co. keep no iniita tions; real silver and real gold only. A beautiful - assortment of Ladies' Gold Dress Rings, suitable c for Christmas presents. -Charles Kelsey & Co,, ■- two doors below Morrln's. Ironmongers. ANTED KNOWN, Furniture Re moved.—The Auckland Receiving, For warding, and Parcel Delivery Agency, Cus ~ toms-stroct, carefully Remove Furniture to all parts of the Town and Suburbs by experienced • men in the Agency's well-known large and. suit . able Spring Vans, on most reasonable terms. ANTED KNOWN ~ 20tloz. Corsets, 2s !)d.—J. Cosgravc. _ ■ ANTED "KNOWN," Mr It. Stokes having rented from tho New Zealand ' Insurance Company that Magnificent Billiard - Saloon attached to the Newton Baths, 3 in Upper Pitt-street, will bo glad to see his friends. The rooms are elaborately fitted with two first-class tables, with refreshment bar - room adjoining; chess, draughts, and curd - tables ; also piano. No expense has been spared . to meet the requirements of the public—R. Stokes, Lessee. ANTED KNOWN, that every do scription of Crockery und Glassware • can bo obtained at tho lowest prices at Iloylan • and Tanflold's, just below Savings Bank. 1 "\Tt7"ANTKD, everybody to know that W Caj'T. Harouavk, late of the s.s. Coro ■ mandol. has become Proprietor of tho Rising 1 Sun Hotel. Newton, where Hancock's XXXX I Draught and Bottled iieor may bo obtained. ANTED KNOWN—John Bascombe and Co. having procured the Lease of f J. E. Fitzgerald's. Esq., Gumllold, situated noar 1 Port Albert, and known as Okahikura Block, a . Limited Number of Men will only bo allowed to dig. Application for permits to bo mado to Mr ' W. Brlggtf, Aratapu; orat tho Storoon thofield, i where all information can bo obtained. Any i person found digging without a permit will be 1 prosecuted. Dugs and guns strictly forbidden. WANTED Known.— Japanese Cukios. —A bountiful assortment of Japancso ■ Curios are now on view at Charles Kelsey and • Co.'s, comprising China Tea Sets, Plaquoß, . Bowls, Jars, Cabinets, Glove Boxes, Tea Cad ■ dlos, Bronzes, &c. These goods wore selocted by Mr Singleton In Yokohama. They are thoroughly ropi esentativo of Japan, und will lio found most suitable for prosenta at this season of the year. The prices arc within reach of all, i ranging from ono shilling cuoh to nearly ten i pounds. Everyone should cortalnly see them.— Charles Kelsoy & Co.. i doors bolow Morrlu's. WANTED KNOWN —100 Children's Coalumcß, fls each.—J. Cosgravo and Co, \YT ANTED JT N O W N STEI'HENSON'CJ TEI'HENSON'IO GREAT CASH SALE NOW ON, FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. HAVING PURCHASED R. MASON'S STOCK OF GENERAL BIiAI'EBT AT A LARUK I>IB COUNT, AND HE HAVING PnHCHAMKI) TIIH SAME OFF 11, FOUNTAINS, WE INTEND CLEARING IT AT ENGLISH COST. THE GREAT SUCCESS ATTENDING OUR LAST SAUC DETIiIIMINKS VB TO OFFER WITH It. MASON S OUR OWN WELL-ASSORTED AND VALUABLE STOCK AT ABOUT AND BELOW COST PRICE. COST PRICE. On Account of tho Depressed Stnto of Trade and Lateness of tho Season, wo havo Bought Largo Parcels of Drapery at a Very Low Price. Sucli being tho Case, Purclmsora will find that they can Obtain Goods at a Much Lower Rato than thoy havo ever boon Offered in Auckland before. Come Early and Test the Genuineness ok Tnia Cash Sale Now Ox ALL GOODS ENTERED DURING SALE WILL HE CHARGED FULL PRICE. MILLISKRY, BUISSSMAKINd, AND TAILORING 11Y KXPEBIEJJCKU HANDS ON THK FEESIIBEB. COSTUMES MADE UP ON TWENTY-FOUR HOURS' NOTICE. STEPHENSON'CI TEPHENSON'O DRAPEEY AND BALL WAREHOUSE, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON. WANTED KNOWN. The King of Vegotablo Tonics is NKIL & CLIFFORD'S HOP BITTERS. Aro being used by all classes — Morchants, Lawyors, Tradesmen, Seamen,, Landsmen, Women, and Children. Tho most flattering and overwhelming testimony of unmlstakablu benoflt pouring in daily. 2s Cd a Bottle ; 5 Bottles for 10s. DIARRHCEA POWDER AND CHOLERA DROPS. Tho best known remodlos for! these complaints so prevalent in summer months. It is not safe to bo without It. Isoach. Fresh Shipments of Herbs. Roots, and Bark every month of every description ; best ' . quality; Wholesale and Retail, i at lowest possible prices. Consultation personally or by letter. INEIL & CLIFFORD, 1 ] HERBALISTS, BOTANIC DISPENSARY: WELLESLEY STRISET EAST, AUCKLAND. Money. 1 T "J A TO £10,000 LENT on Building I J I * ' Society principles, or on other terms ' to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and - Houses built on Woekly Payment System ! Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Sco List of - Properties for sale on 4th page. Six por cent. - allowed on money deposited for investmer*.— , C. Williamson. Loind. Estate, and Financial Auentand Valuer, High-street, Auckland. ■ i ■ • ■ ;'.■= Tenders r m O B U I L D E li S. 8 Tenders will bo ropclvcd until 4 p.m. on MON ■ DAY, 4th TTebruary, for the Erection of Four 7 Shop 3 (Concrete) on the Great North Road (Surrey Hills Estate). s R. M. WATT, Architect, 3 252, Quoen-strcet. Im o bui 5 p e■if sr i Tenders will bo received up to noon of WED -1 NESDAY, the 23rd Instant, for tho Erection of " a Four-storied Brick Hotel, Plans, &c., at our bfllccs.Queen-stroet. f - EDWD. MAHONEY & SON, ~ ' ' Architects. r rr\ of -f c N c c r s. Tenders will bo received until noon of the B 22nd inst. for Erecting about Eight Chains 'Close' „ boarded Fencing at Ponsonby. B R. KEALS & SON, Architect. v LENDERS will be received up till noon . JL on WEDNESDAY. 23rd inst.. for Painting ,' Paperhanging, and Plumbing Work in a House, » Portland-street, Parncll; also Plumber's Work t in a Houso, Howe-stroot, Nowton—Plans and specifications tobeen at Henry Civil's, Portland ' street, Parnoll. The lowost or any tender not - necessarily accoptcd. : mENDERS will be received at Hr Y. I 'Warren's, Grocer, .Karangahape Road, - until 7 o'clock on the 17th instant, for tho . Removal and Re.orection of Two Cottages a oppoaito the Choral Hall, Symonds-strcct, to Kingsland Road.' Specifications to bo seen at - Mr Y. Warren's. ■ FTIENDERS will be received up till noon > X on MONDAY, 2lst instant, for Erection oi ;- two Chimneys,- Parnoll. — Specifications and [} plans to be seen at Henry Civil's, Portland-9t,



Miscellaneous Wanted*. ! T>OOT TRADE.—Wanted, 3 or 4 smart j JD Youths as Apprentices; will bo thoroughly r taught the trade.—T. Prosscr, Upper Quccn-Bt 1 XJOOT TRADE. -Wanted, several Boys ■ JL> to learn Bench work.—Apply G. Foster, I Hoot Manufacturer, Rutland-street. 1 /"^ANVASSEUSwanted for tho Mutual • X.J Assurance Society of Victoria (Limited).— ' Apply at the Olllee of Mr T. D. Edmonds, Itesi ■ dentSecretary,,Ofllces: National Bank Buildings. IMELOW'S Practical Book-keeping Made Kasy for Schools and Solf-tuition, 1 3s(id;.by post, Is.—Collins, Publishers. ! TTUMPLOYMENT Wanted in any cairn !2j city; practical business man,—Useful, . Star office. T> OSELINE for thk HAlß.—This elo A\l gant preparation completely eclipses every article of a similar kind now beforo . the public.—Price, lsGd a bottle.—Shaui.and, Apothecaries' Hall. SEE Goodson's Alphabetical List on last column on Jth page. O MILLERS.—Wanted, for the Wai kato, a Spoutsman.—Apply to the Waikato Coal and Shipping Co. (Limited), S\ Queen-st. WANTED, A SECRETARY. The Benevolent Society will receive applica tions for a Secretary. Particulars as to duties, &c may he obtained from Col. Haiiltain, Upper Queen-street. Communications to he left at the Town Clerk's Office, City Council Chambers. High-street, beforo ,1 p.m. of TUESDAY. 22nd instant, endorsed "Applications for Secretary Benevolent Society." Harbour Board Notices. A uckland harbour board. "engineer for construction of calliope graving dock. Harbour Board Office, Auckland, January 15, 1881. Applications for the Appointmont of Engineor to Prepare Plans and Specifications, and Super intend the Construction of Calliope Graving Dock, will be received at Ibis Oltloe until TUES DAY, the 19th February. 1881, at noon. Full.particulars may bo obtained upon appli cation at this office. Applications to bo endorsed "Engineer for Calliope Graving Dock." C. B. STONE. Chairman. A tHKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. APPOINTMENT OF PILOT. Harbour Board Offices, Auckland, January 10th, 1881. Applications for the appointment of Pilot for the Port of Auckland will bo recoived at this office until TUESDAY, the 22nd inst,, at noon. Applicant." will renuiro to be oxamlned and otherwise comply with tho By-law of the Board respecting Pilots, full particulars of which can be had upon application at this office. AppliJ cations to be endorsed "Application for Appoin ment of Pilot.' C. B. STONE, Chairman. Jewellery. CHEAP JEWELLERY, WATCHES, &c. H. PETRY, QUEKN-STREET (next Albert Hotel) Desires to announce that he is SELLING his JEWELLERY, WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS AT A GREAT REDUCTION! NO REASON ABLE OFFER REFUSED!! Ox Account op GOING INTO THE WHOLESALE MAUFACTURING LINK ok JEWELLERY And GIVING UP THE RETAIL SHOP BUSINESS. ORDERS AND REPAIRS OF JEWELLERY AND WATCHES Will bo executed on tho premises at the shortest notico and Lowkst Pqssijilk Pricks. 11. PETBY, MANUFACTURING JEWELLER AND WATCHMAKER. QUKKN-STHKET (NEXT ALIIKUT HOTEL). Gazette in Bankruptcy. XN BANKRUPTCY. In the couri' of bankruptcy, holden at auckland. In tho mattor of " The Bankruptcy Act, 1883," and of the Bankruptcy of John Phki.an, of Aratapu, in tho District of Kalpara, Gum digger, a Bankrupt. Notice is iikreiiy given that by an order of the said Court, ut Auckland, tho above-named John Phelan was this day adjudicated a Bank rupt within tho intent and meaning of thoabovc mentioncd Act. The first meeting of Creditors will be held at tho Jury-room, Supremo Court Buildings, in the City of Auckland, on MON DAY, the 21st day of January instant, at 10 o'clock a.m.—Dated this 15th day of January, J. LAWSON, Official Assignee in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND," NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of "The Debtors and Creditors' Act. 1876," and the several Acts amending tho same, and of tho Bankruptcy of David Whitk, of Auckland, in tho Provlcial Distrietof Auck land, Farmer, a Debtor. Under this powers vested in mo by tho above named Acts, I do hereby summon a General Mooting of tho Creditors of the said David White, to be held in the Supreme Court Build ings, Auckland, on TUESDAY, the 22nd day of January, 1881, at the hour of 11 o'clock in tho forenoon, to rccoivo my Report and to pass a Resolution that the said David White bo forth with Discharged from all Liabilities under tho said Acts. Dated at Auckland this 16th day of January, 884. THO. JIACFFARLANE. Trußteo. Laisiii : Jackmon, Solicitors for Debtor, Quecn-streot, Auckland. Dentistry. "O BMOYAL. R E M O V.A L. MESSRS eTcOX & SON, DENTAL SURGEON'S, WVNDHAM-STRERT, Beg to inform their Patients (for whoso confl denco and patronage they tender hearty thanks) that they have taken more Control Rooms over Goodson's Arcado, Queen-street (llrst floor, near premises of the Australian Mutual Provident Society), where they may be Consulted on and after Monday, January 28. THE TEETH. PAINLESS DENTISTRY. Most Wonderful Improvements In tho Manu facture of ARTIFICIAL TEBTH. CIIIiAFKK THAN EVKH. DR. L. SINCLAIR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Eng land ; Licentiate of Dental Surgery, Ireland; fully dinlomcd; THE WELL-KNOWN SPECIALIST ON THE TEETH AND MOUTH. From Collinssteeet, Melbourne, and Botany street, Sydney, Will ARRIVE IN AUCKLAND on the 23rd JANUARY, and may be Consulted (at a placo which will be announced on his arrival) till the 30th January. His success In tho most difficult cases, whero others have failed, may be noted in tho leading nowspapers in tho Australian Colonios. DR. SINCLAIR Undertakes the euro of Hare-lips, Cleft Palates, and all Dlsoascs of the mouth. DR. SINCLAIR. Being accompanied by TWO FIRST-CLASS MECHANICAL ASSISTANTS, will make Artificial Teeth on tho spot; and by fitting and trying them in beforo finishing, precludes, all chances of misflt. DR. SINCLAIR, Having jpßtroturncdfroniKnglandand America has brought such magnificent appliances that will enable him to make Artificial Teeth on Gold, Celluloid, Vulcanite, Platina, Contcnnjal, &c.,aß made in America, an,d superior to, any made in the Colonies. DR. SINCLAIR Is so confident of giving satisfaction that ho will accept of no remuneration uplcss a Perfect Fit bo obtained. DR. SINCLAIR Makes his Artificial Teeth at such a moderate price as to defy competition. DR. SINCLAIR, Having administered the Gas to over 15,000 without a single aceidpnt, can'guarantce it to be perfectly eafc. ■ DR. SINCLAIR Has invented the Esthrematlucsic FJuid for. the Painless Extraction of Teeth. ' ' ■ '" " DR. SINCLAIR'S Artificial Palates do, not injure the mouth, \>ut preservoit. : ' ' DR. SINCLAIR Has invented the; "Acoustic Palate," wh|ch materially ' improves tho Voice, 'tendering }t purer ahd more 'distinct; specially adapted fpr actors,' actresses, speakers, and to all those to Whom a clear, distinct Voice in necessary. Dr. Sinclair has Innumerable testimonials from actors, clergymen, and medical men as to the wonderful improvement tho Acoustic Palato makes to tho voice. „,_,,. DR. SINCLAIR Combines bis Acoustic Palato with his Arti. ficial Teeth. „„,,. ITT , DR. SINCLAIR Can Extract Teeth and Replaco them with Artificial at Sovcn Hours' Notice, DR. SINCLAIR Docs not kpop pationts waiting, but attends to them at once, making their Artificial Teeth »l Soven Hours' Notice.. - CONSULTATION FREE. Pationts requiring Artificial Teeth an<J Gold Stoppings, in order to secure attendance, should call on the first day of the visit, as Dr. Stnclah is oompellod to rofuse a number of orders on ace ount of patients' delay Testimonials fromthelcadingmen in Amcrlco and Australia may be inspected. Inspection of most'magnificent appliances— the finest in Australia—is invited.



For Sale. BjIOR SALE, a good strong Bout in first JC class order.—J. H. H'ithcford. oppo3it< Mr Dowden's, Ring Terrace. Ponsonby. T/10'K SALE, 10-fcet Open Sailing Boat, X 1 hanging on a pair of davits, with Sails etc.—Apply Str A. Warbrick, lioatbuildcr. I7IOR SALE, 2 New 5-roomed Houses ami X} Workshop.—Apply J. \Y. Pooley. Oxford street, Newton Road, behind Star Hotel. 17I0K SALE, a First-class Farm of 350 ? acres volcanic land, all in good grass.— Alfred Buckland. T/10K SALE, .at the Hay market, on FUI- J_ DAY next, 4 Greyhound l'ups, from Canterbury: all well bred; pedlgress can bo seen at the Hayinarket.—Alfred Buckland. IHOK SALE or LEASE, the Exchange Hotel, Kamo, in full working order.—Apply at once to W..). Courteney. or to 11. Jenkinson, Builder, Lome-street. 171 OR SALE, Three Allotments of Land ? in Wellesley-Btrcet, opposite Sale-street, Freeman's Hay.—John Leckie, Wolvcrton House, Turner-street. Upper Queon-stroet. FOR SALE, Farms, Houses ; weekly payments; small deposits; Hotels, Busi nesses, Boarding-houses, &c.—Grant and C'ros sai\, 177, Queen -street, T7UKMS HANDS.—Wanted, at once, JJ for Waik-alo, two Good Farm Hands; wages, 20s and found.—Apply to J, Sinclair, Symonds-stroet, opposite Dr. W'lueV, 17I0R SALE (a Bargain), a Well-built .U House and Shop in Ponsonby, with an improving ironmongery business and well situ ated ; stock at valuation; owner leaving on account of ill-health.—Apply 1). llyauiason, Ponsonby. IJJOR SALE, handsome Villa Residence, J 5 rooms, fitted with gas, wator, and every convenience; Wash-house, &c. &c. Nico garden, and most desirable position. Church street, near " All Saints."—D. F. Evans, Land and ICstalo Agent, Queen-street. 17TOR SALE, a Pretty Pony Phaeton, J suitable for Ladies and Children or an Invalid ; prico, £3i. Also, a very handsome ono with hood, and several Buggies; very cheap. Carriages bought, sold, or exchanged, and re pairs dono at moderate prices.—E. Hakvie, Upper Hymonds-street. OH SALE, North Shore, near Chelten ham Beach, a large six-roomed House, quite new. The allotment is CO by 150, and planted with choice fruit trees and vinery. Price, £305; £200 can remain on mortgage- Apply on the property to Mr John Bond, Vauxhall, or B. Tanner, 8, Quecn-Btreet. I'Wll SALE, a Large Well-built House ? of 8 rooms, with bath-room, wash-house, and large garden; gas and water laid on the promises, all well drained; ontranca hall, J3xo; situation, Solwyn-strcet, close to Ponsonby Koad.—J. Williams. Tailor. Victoria-street. Tlj^Oli. Imporativo Sale, Owner leaving .ID for the South, Glen Lea, a Seven-roomeu House, substantially built and almost new, with allotment about 5!) by 200 feet on Mount Eden Koad; two minutes' walk beyond toll bar, and socond houso beyond Mrs Buyer's Store.—Apply on the premises. ' OR SALE, Allotment, 50 x 50, Customs street West, with Iron Store, Machinery, ice, suitable for Hay, Corn and Firewood Dealer; long lease; prico £250. Also, Allotments in College Koad and Mount Eden. Leamington Koad—a New 4-roomod Cottage, 50 x !Hl. price £2.'>o.—Apply A. Scott and Co., Firth's Mill, 73, Queen-street. FOR SALE (a rare chance to obiain a largo piece of land cheap), 3 5-acro Sections, most beautifully situated, commanding n flno view of Richmond, adjoining Surrey Hills.— Apply to Mr J. Jones, The Pines, Richmond. N.B.—Letters on the subject to bo addressed to Mr J. Jones, care of Mr T. Tufftn, Commercial Itoad, Arch Hill. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE.-Beach Road, Dcvonport. A rare opportunity for ob taining a beach frontage. Eight-roomed House, with colonial oven, register grate, tank, out houses, &c, ono minute's walk from Victoria Wharf; also. 5-roomed House, three minutes' walk from Victoria Wharf.—Benj. Tanner, 8, Queen-strop t. OR ABSOLUTE SALE (a rare clianco for Forwarding Agents or 'Bus Proprie ors), those well-situated Promises, comprising Five-roomed Houso, with bathroom, wash house (with copper boiler), register grate and kitchen range, and every convenience. Also, splendid Stable; accommodation for 25 horses, including stalls and looso boxes,. Water and gas laid on throughout house and stable. Special convenience for washing horsos. Tho whole embracing' Lots 59 to 6t, William-street, 112 feet frontage by llti feet deop. Price, £i,10». The purchaser having the option of taking at a valuation—Gas Engine, with Chaff-cutter, Maize and Oat Crusher, and Pump (complete and working).—Apply to J. H. Randerson, Land Agent, Mercantile Chambers. ■fiOK SALE (PRIVATELY), The favourite B.s, LALLA ROOKH. Tonnage : Gross, 00; Net, 16. Now trading between Manukau and Waitara. For further particulars apply to G. JOHNSTON, General Manager South British lnsuranco Co., Queon-street, Auckland. mo ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. FOR SALK (Cheap), about 000 fei t of SCORIA STONK ASHLER, very suitable for fireproof or strong rooms, Kate-piers, cart-crossings, &c. Apply at onco to GEO. RHODES, Bank of Now Zealand Extension Works, OR SALE OR LEASE, An Enjoyable Sea-side Villa Residence, known as tho " K,yc of Ponsonby," now occupied by Mr J. H. Wilheford, having a frontage of Gtift, to tho harbour, with similiar street frontage. Tho house ia substantially built with tho best, material, Bluto roof, &c.; has 5 rooms, and servant's bedroom (detached), bath - room, copper, &c. The grounds are stocked with rare and beautiful shrubs, fruit trees, &c, and tho land slopes gradually to a shelly sandy beach, giving probably tho best water frontage in Ponsonby. Situation very select. Panora mic view of city and harbour. Prico, £725. N.H.—Tho adjoining allotment, with 70ft. frontage, can also bo had, if desired, on which is a newly-erected boat-house. (Bainbridgo's coach leaves Union Bank and passes the door.) Immediate possession can bo given, as the owner ia leaving Auckland.—Apply on tho premises, or to Mr Witheford, Stak Office. IN X ! INK !—For Sale, Cheap, a few pairs of Pads aud some Bottles of Ink (various colours).—Apply Star Ofßco. mO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS.— JL Splendid Building Sites in centre of tho City. All that valuable City Property in Short land-street, cornor of Mill's Lano. and situato between Messrs A. Clark and Son's warehouse andMessrsßycrofts'MilL This Freehold being in rucli a commanding and central position is a first-class investment for any Capitalists, and if any inducement, the Vendor is willing to allow nearly all the purchase money to remain on mortgage, being satisfied -with the pros pective as woll as tho present value of this Site —D. F. Evans, Land Agent. A LLOTMENTS For Sale at 22s 6d per _C3L foot, suitable for working men, in Pon sonby; Business in Victoria-street, fixtures, furniture. &c. £SO, must bo sold, owner going South: Splendid Allotment in Bayfield, very largo, £90; Grace-street (Ponsonby)—Allotments £3 5s per foot; Dovonport—Allotments at £2 12s per foot A long list of city and suburban properties. Houses, Allotments, Shops, &c, open for inspection.—Wm. Gulliver, Coombes Chambers. DE V O N PORT, NORTH SHORE. FOR SALE: 7 Largo Allotments with beach frontage, hav ing magnificent view of Rangitoto and its surroundings. 2 Allotments in Grey-strcot, near Victoria Wharf. A Now Cottago In St. Ann-street, prico £230. 5-roomod Houso, Molroso; corner lot, 50 x 200. Prico, £375. i-roomed Cottage. Victoria Road, price £225. 60 Quartor-acre Sections, in good positions. Will bo sold cheap. 5 Choico Allotmonta in Domain-street, noar English Church. 4 Lots, 47 x 230, on Lake Road, and adjoining Flagstaff Hill. 11 Good Allotments, 41 x 125, near Mr J. B. Russell's, 20s per foot. Must bo sold. 2 Lots (volcanic) in Kcrr-strect, lOfi x 118, with two cottages. £650, very cheap. 1 Lot near District School, good view, 91 x 118. Prico £200. AP"lyt°R. & R. DUDER, niiVOXI'ORT'STOItE. mO MEDICAL -MEN AND OTHERS. FOR SALE, THE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE DR. GOLDSBRO'. That very desirable and commodious Rosi donco situate on Manukau Road, Parnoll, consisting of 11 Rooms, exclusive of Dressing rooms, Bath-room, Conservatory, Pantry, Wash house, &c, &c, &c.; fitted with gas and every possiblo convonionco; also, Stable, Coach house, Man's Room, &c.; Buggy, Harness, &c. Tho Furniture ivnd valuable collection of Medical Works and Instruments of tho late Doctor is also offered for sale. This splendid property Mrs Goldsbro' has placed in my hands for immediate sale, which affords a. splendid op portunity, and one soldom met with, to secure ono of the best practices in Auckland. Com ments arc superfluous ; suffice it, to say that it is the residence ftnd practice of the late Dr. Goldsbro1 (of ovor 20 years'standing), which is sufiicient guarantee of its worth and stability. Cards and views and all particulars on applica tion to D. F. EVANS. Lund and Estate Agent. f~kN SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED 300 SACKS PEED OATSI 200 MILLING OAT a ICO ' N.Z. MAIZK 50 !' i'OWh WHEAT Also, alwajs an hand— Wood's 'Flour, Bran, S«akps, Chaff, ONIONS OaNTEBIIUKY POTATOES, AUCKLAND 'Kpy PppvyrQES, COBIffD BEEF, &C. Wholesale and Jtetail. ALBERT AND ROBERT EATON, PRODUCE MERCHANTS, Fort^strect tnext to Customs-house). SAMUEL WHITE HAS FOR SALE AT THE YARD CUSTOMS-STEEET :- Per 100. Purlrl Posts £ii 10s Very Good Purlrl Posts .. .. 710 Hobartßalls 90 Sawn Puriri Posts 8 x 3 .. .. lfidcch Sawn Heart Kauri Boards, Ox?.. JSs pr NX Split Palings 10 Hobartßails SO Sawn Rimu Rails Co Titrce Rails 70 Kauri Poßts Is each Shingles, House Blocks, &c. 19 SAWN SLEEPERS, 8 x 5. 2s Cd each. WO R M S All children suffer from them. '



To Let TO LET, Mono View, Karangahai Road.—Apply next door. TO LET, a Seven-stalled Stable.—Appl at Prince of Wales Hotel, Hobson-street TO LET, a furnished Room, suitnbl for one or two Men, next door to th Young Men's Rooms. Albert-street. TO LET, or for Sale, 4 to 10-rooniei Houses and Allotments, Farms, Businessei —Grantand Crossan, 177, Queen-street. TO LET, 2 Rooms, furnished ; or Bonn for two young men.—Apply Mrs Jackson Upper Pitt and Randolph-streets, Newton. rpO LET, Shop, centre Queen-street -I. suitable for Tobacconist's Shop; reason ablcrent.—Orantnnd Crossan, 177, Queen-street TO LET, fn tho Suburbs, 3 Furnishec Rooms: rent, 7s (id.—For address, apply t( Mr Walker, Grocer, Newton Road. TO LET, a Furnished Bedroom for twi Working Men, with or without board three doors from V.M.C.A.. Albert street rpO LET and For Sale, a (i-roomed Housi JL in Norforlk-strcet, Ponsonby.—For particu lars apply William Rosscr, on the Surrey Ililli Estfttc. rTIO LET, a nice House at Norllicote, neai JL wharf, with every convenience and a largi Garden.—Apply to J. H. Haunan, Draper, Vie toria-street. fT\O LET, Shop, with handsome plate-glasi JL window, in Wakcfleld-strcot, udjoiuint tho Clarendon Hotel.—Apply J. M. & J, Mowbray, Land Agents, Fort-street. mO BE LET, a fine Houso, top ol JL George's Hay Road, Upper Parncll. iusi now finished (15th), in one or in two.—W. E, Sadler, 0 LET, in Gladstone Road, Parnoll, Beautiful S-roomed Cottage, and Allot munt 50 x 120. fronting two street*.—W. and J. Frater, N.Z. Insuranuo Buildings. ry\O LET, (i-roomed House, well finished X and pleasant viow, Oliphant-street. Ver mont-street. Ponsonby; rent, Us.—lnquire Ml C. Longbottom, on tlie premisns. mO LET or SELL, at Mount Eden, two JL Six-roomed Cottnges, with bay windows, verandah, four fireplaces with register grates, tanks, cellars, nnd out-houses; gas lnid on.— Apply to Josso Stokes, Mount Eden Road. TO LET, Furnished, House of 11 Rooms, in Lower Symonds-strcet, opposite Govern ment House; every convenience; stable, bath room, washliousu, Kas and water. The furni ture is of the best, and am pip. Piano, and largo and well-selected library.—W. and J. Fruter. X.Z. Insurunce Buildings. OFFICE TO LET, City Chambers; rent Cs per week.—Apply to J. M. Macdonuld, Agent. City Cliainbors. Vulcan Lanf ■ ■VTOUTHCOTE.—To Let (Furnished), a JJi DoliKhtful Slimmer Retreat llouso, 8 rooms; plate and linon; sea bathing.—l). F. Evans. Land Agent PONSONBY ROAD.—Shop and Dwell ing House To Let in tho best business part of Ponsonby, near All Saints' Clmreh; im mediate possession,—]). F. Evans, Land Agent. m o l c t (FfIiNISIIBD), THE RESIDENCE OF W. MOTION, Esq., WESTERN SPRING LODGE, With 12 to 17 acres Land. Full particulars from D. F. EVANS, Land and Estate Agent. Railways. "VTBW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. AUCKLAND iECTION, SPECIAL TRAIN tor S.b. TAKAPUNA. THURSDAY, January 17, 1884. A SPECIAL TRAIN will leavo Auckland al 10.20 a.m., Newmarket 10.30, Onohunga (arr.) 10./55 a.m. Convoys only Passengers and Luggage. A. V. MACDONALD, District Manager. meetings. A MEETING of the Catholic Residents of Ponsi nby will bo held in the School room, St. Mary's Convent, on THURSDAY EVENING, at 8 p.m., His Lordship the Bishor. in the chair. Attendance on tho part of all the Parishioners urgently requested. "FLIGHT HOURS DEMONSTRATION. Spoeial Meeting of tho Gonoral Committeo will bo hold TO-MORROW (Wednesday), 10th inst.. at 7.30 p.m. Business:—To Allot Prizes to the different events, and rceoivo Final Roports of Canvassers. It is hopi d every member will be punctual, as there will be a largo amount of business. CIIAS. B. KING, Secretary. TO-MORROW (Thursday) EVENING, 17th instant, at 7.30. there will bo a MEET NG of gentlomen desirous of forming a Society, having for its object the DIFFUSION OF IN FORMATION ON THE EVIDENCES OF CHRISTIANITY. It is believed that much good would be dono by securing tho best lecturers to lecture, and by buying and disseminating tho vory best litera ture on Revealed Religion. The meeting will tako place at tho Young Men's Christian Asso ciation Rooms, and all are invited who are in favour of tho project, and willing to help it with funds. F. G. EWINGTON, Convenor, OTICE.—To Boilermakers! Blaek sinltbs, and Ironworkers: A Meeting will bo hold at X o'clock, Thursday ovoning, January 17, Working Mon's Club, to appoint Delegates for Ei ?ht Hours Demonstration. THE LAW"SOCIETY FOR THE DIS TRICT OF AUCKLAND, The Annual General Meeting of tho Members of tho above Society will be hold in tho Rcsi* dent Magistrate's Court Buildings, High-street, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, 30th January instant, at 3 p.m, Business: To receive the Financial Statement and Report, to Elect Offloirs for the ensuing year, and to consider a Petition of the Articled jaw Clerks of Auckland re admission to Ih3 Library. EDWIN HESKETH, Hon. Sec. DEVONPORT STEAM FERRY COMPANY (Limited). A Gonoral Meeting of the above Company will bo hold in the Devonport Hall, Dcvonport, on WEDNESDAY, ICUi day of January, 1881, at 8 p.m. Business:—To rccolvo a Statement of Ac counts for tho year ending 31st December, 1883. and to Eloct two Directors and an Auditor. By ordor of the Directors. BENJ. TANNER, Secretary. UCKLAND SAILORS' REST AND HOME. Tho Committee of Management beg to lnti mate that tho Annual Mooting for the Election of a Committoo of Management for tho ensuinc year will be held on the 24th instant, at 3.% a.m., in tho Diocesan Office, next to tho Unior Bank, over Messrs Cocnrano and Son's Auctiot Mart, Queon-streot; and only subscribers of £. per annum, who havo paid their subscriptions will bo eligiblo for oleetion. Subscriptions cai be paid to F. Larkins, Ksq., Hon. Treasurer, o: totheundorsignod. F. G. EWINGTON, Hon. Secretary. Educational. MRS PALMER'S SCHOOL, Carletoi Road.—Duties will bo rcsumod on MON DAY, February 1. . MRS WOOLLEY, Teaoher of Music will resume lessons on THURSDAY knuary, 1851.—Karangahape Road, opposit Lambourne's, Iron monger. THI D UCATIONAL GENERAL AND MRS, STODDARD Will Re-open School on the 31st instant in th largo houso belonging to tho late Dr. Zlnzan Solwyn-stroot, ONEHOKOA. henceforth to b designated ''Chowringheo House. Tho promises, which stand on four acres o ground, command a splendid viow, and an situated in one of the moat healthy parta o Onehunga. Public Notices. QRA M' S HQT E I BILLIARDS, The Proprietor having taken over th managomont of his BILLIARD ROOM, wt sco it is conducted In a proper manner. A Competent Marker Always in Attendance. HUBERT ORAM, Proprietor, HOBSON-STREET. 1^ O T I Ci E~ MR W. E. nAY is authorised to Collei Accounts for The Auckland Evening Stai and his receipt will bo a sufficient discharg for the same. 11. BRETT. January Ist. ISSt. T\ISSOLUTiqN OF PARTNEftSHM The Partnership hitherto existing botween l> unuersighed has this day (27th December, I*B been dissolved tay mutual consent. Tho buslnei will in future be carried on by C. V. ANDREW! who will recolve all moneys duo to, and pay a accounts owing by, the Into firm. LlLigi^ii JALFBED3yM..AYLETT.



Board and Residence. ~ 0 TTINCENT-STREET.—Superior Accon i V modiition for Married Couple and t« - Gentlemen; bath; first-class table; 20s p( y week.- Jlra Fuller. ■ - IVr^^ DENBY lias accommodation fc !o J-T-JL 2 or 3 Hoarders; fourtli door froi , c Wellcsleystrect West, in Sale-street; term moderate. d T>OARD and Uesidenoe for :i Workin; 3- JLf Jlen, with batli-room. — Apply to Mr Kenible, Vincent-street South (two doors abov - Dr. Macdonald's). , TTACANCIES for two or three Gentlemoi ' V Boarders; comfortablo homo, and gooi - table kept.—Mrs Carey, corner of Cook am i, Nelson-streets. '; OOSEBANK HOUSE, DEVONPORT ' -t\ —This House is opened with every con i venience for Boarders, and can be relied upoi 0 as first-class. Suites of Rooms; Plunge an< Shower Baths. Terms moderate.—J. It. Hooper " Proprietor. 1 mWO ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished A. with use of kitchen.—ls3, Grey-street. 3 /GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL - \JT HOBSON-STRKKT. 3 ——— I Board and Lodging 20a per Weel r JJ'"K'e Room 25sperWeeli OLD CLUB IUUVATE BOARDING HOUSE. Eden Crescent, has Vaeancici for a Single Gentleman, also for Lady and Gen 3 tleiuan, with private stttint'-room if required , Plungo and shower bath. EL LES LE V HOUSE, Wkllrsi.ky-st., Auckland f (Three doors West from Hobson-strect). 1 BOARD AND RESIDENCE. A Good Table kept: lofty and well-ventilatcil ■ Bedrooms, Plunge and Shower Baths, nnd ever} i convenience to ensure the comfort of Boarders - and Visitors. Terms, SI per week. ' M. MASON (late of Wellington), Proprietress, Kiisincss Notices. BOOTS AND-SHOES.-J. J. Austin's Boots and Shoes once worn always worn. —75. Yictoriii-street, nnd City Market. ■ TVTOTICE.—Robley's Food for Infante.— ' J-l Awarded First Prize at Uio Auckland Agricultural Show, 18S2 and 1883. Guaranteed fresh, wholesome, and highly nutritions. Su . perior to importod. Wholesale and retail.—s9, . Grey-street. J. ROBLEY. JC. BURLEIGH, Stairbuilder, Pat • tcrmnnkcr, and Joiner. Speclalties-Firstchiss Workmanship. Despatch, Modurato Charges. ; Sliop and Ollleo Fittings, ltepairs, Alterations, &c. C ÜBTOMS-BTKICET WHST. JSTew Law Partnership. THE UNDKRSXQNEn bog to announce that they havo Commenced Practice In Co-partner ship as BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, I ■ Chambers in High-stukkt opposit Mr W. Atkins Printing Office. E. W. BURTON, W. J. NAPIER. Auckland, Septcmbor 22nd. 1883. ' 1%/T R. A. E WIIITAKE R, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. OFFICE: Corner of Hioh-strkf.t and Vulcan Lank. p II E A P T IM B E R, Wo aro Selling good Second-class House building Timber at fs, and Lining at 5b per MO feet, and all other descriptions in proportion, according to our reduced Price-list for this t month. Shingles, Houso Blocks, Posts and I Rails at lowest rates. J. and H. SMYTH, : Auckland-Waitakcrol Sawing and Planing Mill Mount Eden Railway Station, 12th December. 1883. i /^HEAP AND GOOD CUTLERY. THOMAS SAMUEL, ! Importer op Cutlery, Has just roceived a good supply of all kinds ol TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, Consisting of ' Ivory and Bono Table Knives, Pocket Knives, • Scissors and Razors, Tablo Knlve3 and Forks in ' oases, suitable for wedding and complimentary ' presents ; also, Electro-plated Waro, Siberian , Forks and Spoons, specially cheap valuo, Sider ophron Forks and Spoons, having the lustre finish ami ring of Sterling Silver, All the above goods selling at very low prices. THOMAS SAMUEL, 103, QUEEN.STREET, Next to Mr WentpfanT Bootmaker. INGRAM AND CO., ENGINEERS AND MACHINERY FITTERS. Contractors for Every Description of 'FACTORY Fitting, Pattkun Making, Castings, Tukning, Pipr Screwing, &c, &c. All WOODWORK in Connection wrrn Machinery Madk. Plans Prepared and Estimates Given. Agrnts for All Descriptions of AMERICAN i machinery. Lubihoatino Oils, &o. Office and Works: CORNER OV VICTORIA AND COHnRG-HTRKKTS. /h.h. smithS • "TTISITORS TO AUCKLAND, boforo V they roturn home, Bhould secure Borne 1 Shares in HERBERT H. SMITH'S GRAND ART UNION OF PANORAMA, ; Valued at £150; also, SEVEN ECLIPSK COTTAGE RANGES, Valued at £50. - Also, call and see his New Ranges, guaranteed , to repay themselves in 12 months. A few new Singer's Sowing Machines for sale ■ at nearly Half-price. Also, a large Tank Stand , for sale Prospectus. » CONDENSED PROSPECTUS OF TIIE TT'AMO /"COLLIERY /IOMPANTi J (LIMITED), i CAPITAL .. „ .. .. £100,000, J In. 80,000 Sharks of 25b Each. i DIRECTORS; r Thomas Morrin, EBq. (T. &S. Morrin ft Co. Limited) Tub Hon. E. Mitciielbon, M.H.R. - Caitain H. F, Anderson John Ciiauckrs, Esq. (T. & S. Morrin & Co, Limited) n Joseph Bennett, Esq. BANKERS: - Bank of New South Waies. ', SECRETARY: 0 V, Collins, Eso,. ™ BROKERS: The Members of the Brokers' Association o The Kamo Colllory is a most extensive one i, consisting, as it docs, of 1,200 acrcß of freehold o and about 1,400 acres leasehold kinds. / Tho railway which the Government has com „ plotcd. connecting the Kamo Colliery with th f Harbour, at a cost of about £52,000, places th Colliery in tho position of being more oasily an Srofl tab)y worked than any othor Colliory i lew Zealand, The Harbour with which tho Mtne is now a - tached is, for all practical purposes, equal t any In tho Colonies, and being on route tor th Union and Paciflo Companies' steamers, coul not bo more advantageously situated. Slnoo the formation of tho Company, a vet largo sum hnß been oxpended in developing tl: Mine, and with the most satisfactory results. In tho Main Engine Shaft (which is a cci 0 sidcrablo distance from the present working and upon which powerful pumping and windin U machinery has been erected), at a depth of % feet from the surface, the upper seam of coa nine feet in thickness, has been gone througl This Coal is very superior in quality. At depth of forty-live feet below this seam, th lower eoam has been proved to exist. Tin Coal will bk Immediately Available. At the opposite side of tho Hill from, whlc the main heading was started, and. what : known us the Rood Engine Dip, a warn of nin feet of excellent coal has been Mruok. This coi will bo in the market at onoo. as it is connecte with the railway thyaugk the main level. _ In view of t'f.o facts that now tho Colliery well opened up, the demand for the coal hn.vhi ■ largely Increased, and tho recently ao^uirc sasjns of coal proving to bo of superierqualif „, the Directors are justified in stating that til* B* believe tho Company, from this tliae,will pa R, continuously large dividends. ;e SHARES ARE NOW OFFERED TO TH PUBLIC at 15a per share, upon Itfi folloviti . terms:-oa cajk; balance- »y. two equal pa; menta,of bs each at three and six months. Tho fUrcctora being thoroughly satisfied wit - the bona jUlw of the undertaking, determined 1 1 i adopt the risk of proving the line a succei before offering to the public any shares for boI io Those now offered to the public were purchase 3) by the Directors for the' Company. Theentii fs proceeds therefore, of the shares now offerc 3. to the public will bo placed to the credit of U Jl Company. A list of tho properties, inventory of' plan



Personal. |H| '" nnHE Person to whom I eiit.nisted a Hiniwß ° A. ease of Quartz Jeweller/ will oblige _^M r leaving sonic at Stab Olllce.-W. T. MILLET^M ~ T EIHE Person who took tho UinbreHa~fro^^B : _L Pitt-street Clmreh on Sunday, 13th Janßß " ary, 1881, will save furllfer trouble by leaVlt^H 13 same ut J. J. Swinnerton's, Wood TuriiJH _ Wyndham-strcet. = "VTISSINU FRIENDS. — Call ijfl * -LtJL Ooombes's, Queen street, Auckland, fJ^M c Boys' Suits nt 2s 11:1. IJH n AT 0 T l~ C « 3 I, MARY HELHN FIELD, Owner of tlfl schooner Kate McGregor, will not be rcsponslb^H - for any debts incurred in respect of tho sal^H • vessel by any person wliomsoevcr without m^H • written authority.—Dated this 15th Jaimarj^H I ' MARY HELEN FIELU I Lost and Found. jfl " T OST.—Dropped from tho 5.45 Ponsonb^H J~i 'bus, yesterday, near Frcoman'a Bay, new Book, wrapped in brown paper cover, cn^H titled, " Scenes from Hiblo Lands."—The bo^H [ who was seen picking it up will be rewarded u^H : returning to Star Ollleo. _^H I X OST, on Saturday nfrernoon7~a~Gol(^M i I 1 Enamelled Stud with pearl in centr<v-^H Finder will bo rewarded on leaving same a^H . Star Qfßee. _^M LOST, the Handle of a Carriage-IJoorHM botween Kyber Pass and Onehunga.—&■■ Parker. Cab Proprietor. Cab Stand. _■■ -t fkS REWARD. — Losror~Stoioriri^B XV Ulack Englifh Terrier with short tail^B I fancy green collar.—Apply Atkinson and Mutho^B ; sun, Stichbury'3 Buildings. _^H 1 fTTHE Public arc Cautioned againstcasK^M J.. ing a Cheque of Edward Lewis and Co'a^H , on the Colonial Bank of New Zealand, dated fitl^H , inst., for £7 ><>s, as the name has been lost, anc^H payment stopped. ___5^H CJTRAYED or Stolen from my stable^! C? Wakcflcld-strcet, a Chestnut Golding, whit^B i blazo on face, both hind legs white, and brundod^B . with horseshoe on left shoulder; stands betweon^B 14 and 15 hands —Anyone returning the saiuo ttfll I). Allen, Wakeflold-strcct, will bo rewarded SB anyone found detaining him after tills notictHH will be prosecuted. : QTRAYED, a Dark-brown Mare ; 2 whlteM kj heels, bob tail; brand, half-circle undei^H triangle; reward. —Mr Morgan, Hlll-streetJHJ Newmarket . I j^H QTRAYED, from a Stable in Grey-etreet.H kj on the night of Tuesday, 15th inst., a Groy^B Mare, branded on shoulder A.o.—Finder will bcj^H rewarded on returning the, same to \V. Portor^B 110, Queen-street. Auckland. FOUND, at North Shore, on JamiaryTsjwß nLogof Timber, 18x18, ami about 40 fcotl^H long.—Owner can havo tho samo by paying ox*9H ponses. — Apply to M. Stenson, Dock-works,^! Medical. 9 AT 0 T I C E.I C. H. HUXTABLE, M.D., ■ Formerly of tho Staff of House Hurgoons iuUiojHj Glasgow Royal Infirmary, Cliiiloal Asgls- -^^| taut to Professor W. T. (iairdner '^J ■ '- ■' (Physician to tho Quoon, Scotland), Desires to announce that ho has Purchased HioH Houso of Mr Waymouth, nest door to the resi- ■ donee of tho late Dr. Goldsbro', Parncll, whoro H ho may be consulted on and after JANUAUV 14. H RE YOU TROUBLED with CORNsJH If yon arc, got a bottle of Oura Olava nnd sull'or no more. A genuine remcrty.— 0. W«H Gocdson, Auckland Agent. FRUIT SYRUP S, ■ MADE WITH HJ CANDY, ■ BY A NEW I'KOOKSS. ■■ P. C. SHARLAND, Soi,k Agent. ■ SUITABLE AS ADJUNCTS TO ■ JERATED WATERS: j ■ QINGKUWTTK. GINGERADK, ' ■ GINGER ALE SYRUP, H RASPBERRETTE,MORELLA CHERRY, &0., ■ BLACK CURRANT SYRUP, H GREEN GINGER WINE, B CLARIFIED LIMKJUICE, ■ LIMEJUICE SYRUP, LIMEJUICE tM i CORDIAL ■ F. C. SHARLAND, APOTHKOAnms HALL, I i Opposite Post-oflloo. ■ THE Best Preparation extant for promot- 9 Ing Hair Growth is Dr. Erasmus Wilson's H LOriON FOR THE HAIR. It is prepared; ■ from the original formula of this eminent ■ authority by Charles Butchbk, I'hannacou- (■ tioal Chemist (Victoria and New Zonland), ■ junction of Pitt and Grey-atrcota. Anokland. -.■■M DR. ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYALM AND STEKL:PILLS.-Tho most popular -■ medicine of tho day. Prico, 2s 6d a box.—Colo- M nial Agent r C. Sharifnb,opposite tho Poet-' offloe. ' .:■; , QEGRETTIS INSECT POWDER.—The? k5 boat and most reliable in the market. In perforated canistors. Price. Is 6d. —F. Ci Bhablakd, Apothecaries' Hall. TOOTHACHE CURE — Instantaneous ; ReIief—ODONTALGIC—Is por bottle.— F. C. SHARLAND (opposite Post-office). a ATSI RATS! RATS U-Uw SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTS Rats eat it greodlly, nnd die; no smell. Price, One Shilling a Bottle F. C. SHARLAND opposite Poßtoffloe. ! Auctions. 'V TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, At 1.30 p.m. GLASS AND EARTHENWARE.: TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, To Clear Consignments. 4 AT ARTHUR'S MART (Earthenware Department—the third floor). )&Co 1 CASK TUMBLERS I RAM 1 CASE SILVERED VASES I .1601 ■•_■*■--; ■ 1595 1 CASE CARAFFES, &c. ■ .22 - 1 CA.P BUTTERS, Sognrs, Ctema. I 1 Marmalades, Jags, Candlostlck*, ■ Dishes, Bowls. Salts, Mustards. I Honey and Sweets Dishes, &c, ■ ■^ 1-fWiBflHiE BETS AN»v| Terms Cash. ■ FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, NOON, 1 ROWING BOAT ! ROWING-BOAT!:' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ,r. AT ARTHUR'S MART. \ GOOD ROWING BOAT, complete, c il 28 feet long. To bo seen at Mart. • * A BOAT-SHED AT BREAKWATER. To bo Removed, FRIDAY, 12.30 p.m. SPRING CART, HORSE, ANDi HARNESS TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, AT ARTHUR'S MART, Half-past Twelve. W. 8. COOHRANE.I [jAMKH DAOBS. FRIDAY, JANUARY 18. MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD,: MAHOGANY BOOKCASE, HALL STAND AND CHAIRS'." IROK SAFE, • HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. FOR SALE, at our Rooms, Queen-stroot at 11 o!clo Xck, Um°n Bank)' °n Tri* a7'mh ****" i o HANDSOME MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD c platc-elass back). Mahogany Bookcase. d CaryoS-oak Hall Standl andChSrS n '!' ' li'W if aW?. Couoh and four CaialrS Hall Tftbla Rimu Cheffonior, CurtainZ t- Sc^ eß| Chfe Oilcloth, Table Cototb; 0 ?, hl. t<Hl?' aro' Cb,^?< Walnut Work-taWv " Mats, Iron and Wood Bedsteads. Mat 1 trasses, Palliasses. ChesU^Dniwer£ a Dressing Tables, Mirrora. Waslistands! Toilotware, Commodes. Kitohen Uten -7 wls, Holloware, Loamlngton Range, Also, i- Window Sashes and Doore, Iron PUlara. 8 , • Verandah Posts, Garden Tools, Iro» ,g Safe, Iricyclo. Steps; about4o vols. weU 20 bound Hooks, comprising Diekons's coni 1. ploto works. All Bound the World.&cT SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, IH Auctioneers, Is SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, U At 12 o Clock. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. | STOOK.IM'.TRADE OF MILLINER, v & tt CARBINES AND TAYLOR 7 TTA^. E fecei)' cd instructions from thcr STOCK-IN-TRADE OF MILLINERY &c_? f« * Tnmmed and Untrimmed Hato^FeatterT ' » flowers. Underclothing, coreete, CotfuSct'"i; * nreZsKn^' »* Sundri- *J * At 12 o'clock Sharp, Satiwday; v CARBiygS &~TAYLOR,