SUPREME COURT.-CRIMINAL SITTINGS.

This Day,

(licforc His Honor Mr Justice Gillies.)

AM.KUED Pkiuury.—Whakataki, a Maori, of Tnuranga, was arraigned upon «n indict ment charging him with having committed wilful and corrupt perjury on the 22nd November last, in the K.M. Court at Makehi (Bay of Plenty), before H. W. Brabant, R.M., in the courso of a civil case brought against the said accused by a settler named John Henry Taylor for the recovery of damages for the unlawful re moval of timber, which timber ho swore ho had not touched.—Mr Moss appeared for the prisoner, who pleaded not guilty ; and Mr Richard do Thierry acted as interpreter —Evidence was given by .T. .1. H. Hall (Clerk of the Court at Maketu), Herbert William Brabant (Resident Magistrate), Benjamin F. J. Edwards (licensed intcr pretor), and Edward Aynsley, boatman. At the conclusion of Mr Brabant's evidence, His Honor remarked that the testimony as to the alleged pevjurywas rather vague and indefinite. — The Crown Prosecutor said that, perhaps it was no uso proceeding further with the case.—His Honor said that he could presume to prejudge. He had stated what his impression was, but it might bo that the cvidenco remaining to be adduced would tend to correct or remove it, At the closo of Aynsley's examination, the Crown Prosecutor said that he did not feel justified in asking for a verdict upon such incomplete evidence. Ho had still some witnesses who had not been called, but their testimony could not affect the case. — His Honor said that he thought the Crown Prosecutor had acted wisely, for the evidence was ob viously incomplete. At the eamo time, he thought the Resident Magistrate had been justified in committing the prisoner, but circumstances had been since disclosed which tended to place the prisoner's conduct in a more favourable light. For instance, it had been explained that when he denied that he removed the timber he meant that ho had not done of his own individual volition, but that it had been done at the desire of the tribe.— The jury then, at. the direction of His Honor, returned a verdict of " Not Guilty," and His Honor,'in discharging the prisoner, warned him to bo more careful in future as to the statements he made upon oath.

As this concluded the criminal sessions the Court adjourned till Monday, when the civil sessions will bo opened.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN MELBOURNE

Heavy Loss.

[VtEtlTKß'i* CADLEORAM.]

MemmCBSE, this day

A disastrous fire occurred this morning at the Apollo Candle Company's Works, Footacray. The whole of the premises wore almost totally destroyed, and the loss is very heavy. The supply of water was deficient, and it was consequently almost impossible to check the spread of the (lames.

BREWING AT WHANGAREI.

An Industry of consideruble importance to Whangarei lifla been resuscitated by tho purchase of the brewery at that place by Mr E. Downing, formerly of Northern Walroa. Mr R. E. Franklin, whoso exten-

sive experience in brewing was gained at Burton-on-Trent, proceeded to Whangarei some six weeks ago, and assumed the management of the concern, and a wonderful change has already been the result. After a stoppage of some thing like six months, tlie whole of the plant has been overhauled, and repairs made where necessary, while poi?tiojia have been replaced by recent improvement* in Uit trade. In fact, the purchase and fitting up of the most modern appliances lias entailed considerable expense, but as the brewery stands now, it is, although small, ene of the boat-appointed in tlie colony. New inashing machine, boiler, and refrigerator have all been supplied, in addition to other requirements. The present liability of tho beer to spoil while cooling will be prevented by the use o£ the refrigerator, which will be fitted up close to tho copier. The liquid will be left in the cooler about ten minutes to Bettle, and then passing through the refrigerator to the guUetun, will ho Instantaneously chilled.' This process im proves' tho quality of the beer, while the effect of tho old system was to deteriorate it. A copious spring of beauti ful clear water, which forty-eight hours' pumping did not decreaso an inch, has been strnek on the bottom floor of the brewery, and this will be us&d in preference to the stream water which has always been avail able The brewery is now so well appointed that a weekly output of thirty hogsheads will be effected with but little labour. Mr Downing, who is a competent brewer, de nerves credit for his enterprise, and with so excellent a manager as Mr Franklin, success in the undertaking should bo ensured.

UNKNOWN

They aro compounded from Hops, Malt; Buohu, Mahdrakc.' and Dnnciclion-the oldest, best, ami moat"valuable mcd'ciiios in the world, and oontain all tho best and most curativo pro perties of all other vmncaws. Blood Purifier.-Mvcr RsffnUitor. an* "IP"" Health Restoring-Attent on earth. No discusi or m-hoalth can possTbly long exlst whoro those Bittern are used, so varied and poriect are their °SS new life and vigour to the aged and Inurm To all whose employments cause "iarity of «.e bowels or urinary ORWkOt who require an Appetiser, Tonic nndmflilW ulant. llop Bitters *r.e in va liable, boll X KM} curative tonic and sUnjuJfttlnK. without mioxi- CftNo matter what your fooiings or »ymP<ff"* Are what the disease or ailment \*. use Hop « tweand urge Uioin to urn Hop Hitters. , JffcmMiilwHop Hitlp-s Uno vilo. "Sf" 1; Chemiuts' or Urueulsts1.

The City Council expect to hoar of the eucoessful floating of their loan to-morrow-. The time for receiving tenders closed to-day In London. An adjournod meeting of the Auckland Branch if the Irish National League is ad vertised to be held in the Catholic Institute to-morrow evening at l)alf-past seven sharp. The truth of tho old proverb which says that " a bird in the hand is wojth two is f.,hc bush " has rarely received better exemplifi cation than is afforded by a recent incident in Wellington. Some time Ago a man hold ing a comfortable position in that- city re ceived a letter from his father in Iwstoncl, intimating his intention to forward him & present of £200. The son foolishly threw up his situation, expecting to be in receipt of tho money by tlw next mail. Several months, says tho " Post," have elapsed, an,<J yet no further intelligence Is to hand re specting the promised cash. The man and his family have meanwhile beon subsisting on credit, got heavily in debt, on J tins Benevolent Institution has been obliged to supply the family with rations. A visitor of distinction, in the person of Count Bologna Strickland, a young Maltese noblemao, amved by the Potoma hana from Sydney on Monday night, fl»d einco then has been busily engaged m ac quiring as much information as possible about the city and colony. He left h:g card at the Corporation offices on Tuesday, and His Worship tiio Mayor (Mr W. It. Waddel) met him by appointment yester day and shewed him round the cfty and its environs, taking him first through tho Albert Park, thence to Parneil UPU Eemuera, and from there across country to tho Manukau, returning by way of Mount Eden. The Count was delighted with the trip, and appeared yery grateful for the information given him. 10-day^ His Worship having had the Customs launch placed at his disposal, conveyed tho distinguished visitor round the harbour, accompanying him first of all to the Sugar Co 's works, then to the Calliope dock, and finally to the Triumph. He .has also had specially bound for him copies of Brett's "Almanac " and "Setters' Guide.- Count Strickland is highly impressed with the resources, progressive character and importance of the city, besides the geniality of the climate, and intends to make use of the information he has ob tained when he returns to assume his seat in the Maltese Council of Nobles, He has. made a tour of Australia, and leaves this evening for the Lakos, returning hm;o this day week, en route to Wellington. His Worship the Mayor deserves high credit for the trouble he has taken to suitably entertain the Count, and to. furnish him with all the information in his power, Through bis means the- young nobletaan i sfji? h«a beeii rendered both pleasant atid raofjtable. .' -.;; ■■'■.'■''^l^^^^^^j^^

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

(Received January 10, 1.45 p.m.)

Australian Mortgige and Agency Com-

pany.

London, January !).—The Australian Mortgage and Agency Company (limited), in their roport recommend tho declaration of a dividend of 8 per cent., and state that the preliminary expenses and goodwill have been clearcdotf, and a reservefundof £20,000 established, consisting partly of profits and partly of the premium on the reserved shares issued in April last. The annual meeting- is to be held on January 15th.

Auckland Sharemarket.

January 10. Devonport Ferry—Buyers, 17s; sellers, 18s Taupiri Coal—Buyers, 17s Caledonian—Uuycrs, lls; sellers, llsfid Deep Level Cross— 'is 3d; buyers, 3s Id ; sellers,

3s 3d Prince Imperial—2fls 9d, 21s f d ; buyers, 20s; sellers, 21h Hand of Friendship—3s tkl

THE AUOE^ANt) EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1884.



The excursion of the Charitable Institu tions yesterday proved a most enjoyable one, thanks to tho kindness of Captain Crom&rty and other officers on board the Penguin, as well as the Messrs Reid,the owners of Motu tapu. Everything was clone to make the young pcoplo happy, nnd their merry joy ous laughter testified how successful these endea\ 0 ira wore A gentleman who was a passenger writes to say that Captain Cromarty is equally deserving of all praise for the way in which he managed aftairi o i board—the comfort and enjoyment which prevailed being in marked contrast of the trip .a year ago, and moro like tho good times when Captain Logan used to be in charge.



Our Athlete's Verdict. DICYCLING. John' Roi.kr, Ksq., champion bicyclist of Eng land and Australia, who at present is open to run a long-distance race with any bicyclist for the championship of the world, gives hia per sonal experience of the valuable properties of St. Jacou's Oil, as used by him in his recent contest with Jno. Watson for the championship of Australia. 203, Klizabeth-strect North, Melbourne, Victoria, '23rd November, 18S3. To the Editor Auckland Evening Star. Dear Sir,—l desire toudd my cheerful endorse ment of the good effects 1 have at all times re ceived from the use of St. Jacob's Oil when in active training and racing. During my recent f> days' conte9t held in the Melbourne Exhibi tion Building for £500 and the championship of the Australian and adjacent colonies, it was my boon companion. I continually used it before and after each day's performance, and the re sults simply astonished me. After riding for 8 consecutive hours each day, viz., from half-past 2 until half-past 10, my limbs would become* soro and still" from over-exertion, but after beim; well-rubbed with the nil all muscular pain immediately vanished and I felt as fresh as ever. As proof positive,after the contest waß over, I rode 101 miles against time before a pub lic audience and accomplished it in B hours 11 minutes 45} seconds. Another application of St. Jacob's Oil was made, and it romoved all feel ings of fatigue and I felt perfectly fit for another race. Am positive it aided me to win the nmtoh, and I shall never enter a similar contest without a bicycle and St. Jacob's Oil. I strongly advise all "wheelmen" and other athletes to give it a trial, and feel fully con vinced their experiences will compare favour ably with my own. I remain, doar Sir, Yours truly, John Roi.fr. CMCKET, DAVID SCOTT, Ksn.. of the firm of Messrs Boyle and Scott, Cricket and Football DopOt, Melbourne, Victoria.—" St. Jacob's Oil re lieved me at once of pain. I commend it toall footballers and cricketers." AQUATICS. EDWARDTRICKKTT, Esq., ono of the world's greatest oarsmen.—" I have found St. Jacob s Oil a sure and certain cure." GENUINENESS GUARANTEED. ST. JACOB'S OIL CONQUERS PAIN. IT CURES RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE, BACK ACIUC, AND ALL SIMILAR AILMENTS. A cash reward of £100 will he paid by the CHARLES A. VOGELFJt COMPAN V OF BAL TIMORE, MARYLAND, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Proprietors of St. Jacob'a Oil, or by their accredited local representatives, to any person producing proof to the olfect that the tcatiuwnials published by them in regard to St. Jacob s Oil are not strictly genuine. Wholesale Depot : M. LEVY AND COMPANY. AUCKLAND. I'cr.sonal. CR.M. cai? have Jss due to him by • calling at Northcoic llptel, and paying for advertisement. MISSING FRIENDS. — Call" at Coombes's, Queeu-street, Auckland, for Boys' Suits at 2s'lld. Lost and Found. LOST, between Post-citiico and Epsom, IThrce Five-Pound Notos.—Finder re wai'ded on leaving sanio at Star Offlce. LOST, by a poor widow, Three Ono Pound Notes.-Tho finder will greatly oblige, and receive a reward of 10s, on return ing the Bame to Mra Jack, Summorsstreet, Mount Krtcn Road. _____ LOST, on Saturday, sth inst., in Domain Cricket Ground, a Clumber Spaniel.— Plr.V\er will be rewarded on leaving same at Rev. R. Rurrows's. St. Stephen's Road. Parnell. LOST, from Epsom, on Sunday, tith inst., one Light Bay Pony (mare), two hind foot whito, whifce' stay on forehead, cut on near fet lock. Anyone returning the same will receive JJI. or anyone giving information ng will lead to reoove*y will receive 10s.—W, Beala, near to Smith's "'Bus Office. Mount Eden. TYAYED, a Bundle-coloured Cow, branded DS on off sido t left horn brokon short—Findor will be rewarded on applying tp Mr Roach, Mount St John. TRAYED, from David Grubb's, Baker, Karangahapc Road, early this morning, White Pony with small head, and a Bay Pony with nosh wound on tho right leg.—Anyone re turnlng the same will be rewarded. OUND, during Holidays, One Pound Note-Apply Star Office. OUND, in the Mount Eden 'Bus, a Silk Cape.—Owner can get it by calling at Mra Hill's, Chapel-street, by paying tho cost. Edncational. ADAME POOLEY, Teacher of Sing ing and Voice Cultivation. — Special Lessons given in •'•'getting up" Vocal Works. Madame Poolay visits Dm-onport on Wednes days and Romuera and vlsiuity on Fridays. Ladies and Gentlemen desirouß of joinino Madame Pooleylp Elementary or Advanced Vocal Classes, which have been so successful, aro invited to send in their names as soon as possible. Fco : Half a guinea a quarto, in ad vXnjoe (Jlullah's system).—Mendelssohn Villa, Hobsoii-Bifept. k VV. H. WEBB, L.S.S.A., &q, ACADEMY OF MUSIC, OAK HOUSE, HOBSON-STREET (3 doors from Cook-streot), Teachor of Pianoforte. Organ, Harmonium, * ' and Harmony. Terms on application, In Classes— RUDIMENTS OF MUSIC THEORY OF MUSIC HARMONY. There aro separate Classes for Elementary a.ul Advanced Students, conducted on the principles of the Royal Academy of Music. Term of 12 Lessona-One Guinea. Challenge. /CHALLENGE. — 1 hereby Challenge \J Murahy, or any other light-weight not cxGScdlng 9 4toi.e, fO Box for Science for £10 or inwards? If aceej*,od, answer through this Papcr.-W, BURNS. "" Shipping. xjr ■pERP.S. TONGAKIRO. JSztskf^ Jl — Murray' 9 Shilling Ex -fffig-<Hyiau»;?iir«tnn to Mfitotapu will leavo <tSs«iS?§Sß39F'Queen-streeJt'Wharf at 2 p.ni. 12, re turning about 6 p.m. Fttro lot fhp whole after noon, ONE SHILLING, Insurance. IVTEW" BBASdUO? INSURANCE JM COMPANY piRE AHD MARINE). 'Gapital ZT.7.Z. «l,000,«H. Paid-up and Roservo Funds £100,0011. Protection prom FIRE or MARINE LOSS Can be Effected in THia Company. • CLAIMS MET WITITPRO^PTITUDE AND JAMES BUTTLE, M'onftßpr. Money. t -* £\ TO £10,000 LENT-on Building I I I iP Society prlne{plffi3, (iron other ternia to suit borrowers. Allotmeota bougM and TTNION OIL, SOAP, AKD CANDLE U COMPANY (LIMITBPJ. c^mßi E6»*? TOTil Soap and Caadlfl Works: Pxrssuu «uli <23°SSfiSE? A Wral STBBET. Cash Purchaaora of TiXMW. DaHvory taken at their Parnell Works or; ■ Wwahooae. , ,



Wanted. WANTED, for the Maria Virginia, o V T Muti!, with a foretell eertiticatc—Applj to D. H. McKcnzie, Fort-street WANTED, a Man for a farm.—Apply Taylor and Kntrican, between 9 and It o'clock to-morrow morning. WANTED, a Billiard Marker.—Apply Greyhound Hotel, Queen-street. WANTED, Man Cook.—Apply Mrs Mason, Wellesley House. vVelk'Sley street. 3 doors from Hobson-strcet West. WANTED, a Man for the butchering business.—Apply W, Avenell, North Shore. T\7"ANTED, a Butcher.—(!. Hulme. ANTED, a Junior Hand.—Apply by by letter only, stating experience and references, to Arch. Clark and Sons. WANTED, Navvies for Thames Valley- Rotorua Railway.—Apply Mercer and Marshall. Contractors Thames Valley Railway. WANTED, a Literary Gentleman with moderate amount of capital to join another in bringing out a Novel Publication (a fortune in it). Principals alone dealt with.— Hannaford's Agency. ANTED, Second Cook ; references required.—Apply Royal Mall Hotel. WANTED, a Bricklayer at Buildings in Jervois-street, Ponsonby; »r William Corbett, St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby ANTED, a Wax Thread Machinist. _ -G. Black and Co., Chapel-street. WANTED, a Job by Rough Carpenter. —Address "Hough Carpenter," Star olllce. WANTED, v Situation as Junior, in olllce or warehouse; position more an object than salury: can be highly recommended. —'• llcta," Devonport Post-otilce. WANTED.— A gentleman lately arrived seeks a Situation as Clerk, Traveller, or Canvasser : good reference—Fido, Stah olliue. WANTED, a Situation, by a thoroughly competent, steady, married man, as Journeyman Jiiikcr; country or Kast Const preferred. Apply W.C.S., Stah Olllce. WANTED, a Young Man to learn the Curpcntcring, or an Improver,—Win Corbott, Stl Mary's ltoad, Ponsonby. ANTED, a Youth or Young Man.— Apply W. C. Grilllths, Butcher, Parnell. WANTED, a Respectable Youth to drive a baker's cart.—Apply to M. Me- Intyre. Kqrangahape Roud, Newton. WANTED, a Strong Youth, about 16, who can read nnd write, as Carter for Coal and Firewood Yard.—Apply E. Waruford (late Holder Bros.), Karangahape Road. WANTED, a" Smart' Youth, able to assist with Books.—Apply at onco to J. and E. Leydon, Auctioneers, Qucen.3treet. ANTED, a few Smart Boys at Gled hill'a Cordial Factory, Wollesley-strect. WANTED, a Boy, about 15, for Country Hotel, one not afraid of work.—Apply R. C. Finch, Bookseller. Queen street. ANTED, a Smart Boy for an Office. —Apply at No. 7. New Zealand Insurance Buildings, on Saturday, at 9 o'clock. "VI^ANTEU, ft Strong Boy to milk, assist T T in a milk it n, and make himself gene rally useful. — Apply Alex. Whisker, New market. ___ WANTED, a Boy ; make himself useful about house nnd garden.—Apply to Mrs Whitson, Waterloo Quadrant. WANTED, Boy for riding for orders.— Bond Brothers, Butchers, North Shore. ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established, 21 years), Boys able to milk. AJM'ED, a Strong, Respectable Lad about 11 or 15 at J. C. Pelham'R, Ladder and Barrow Maker. Albert-street. WANTED, First-class Housekoopor, Women Cooks (urgent), Man Cook, Housomaids/Fiji, Gisbprne, Mercury Hay, town, &c): useful Boys (hotels), Gonerals (every whore), nursoa, Ice. — Mrs Wljitcombe's Registry; ' WANTED, Washing or Cleaning by the Day, or Hotel Wushing by tho dozen.— Apply Bta it Office. WANTED, an experienced Laundress.— Apply Imporial Hotel from C to 8 p.m. WANTED, for town, Cook, 20s ; three General Servants. 15s. — Grant and Croasan, Land Agents, 177. Queen-street. ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 20 years), Cook and Laundress (Mount Albert), Us. "WyANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland V T Registry (established 20 years), Hotel Female Cook, 20s ; Housemaid, Us (country); samo place. WANTED, a good General Servant- Apply to Mrs J. M. Brighum, corner of Hardlngo and Graham-etroets. WANTED, a General Servant; referen; ces required.—Apply to Mrs Rasloy, Grafton Road (opposite Park Rood), in the evening. WANTED, for the Country, a Strong, 'Middle • aged Woman as Genera Servant.—Apply at Mrs Honius's Hollier House, Grey street, immediately, arid for ono week following. WANTED, a General Servant; refer cneas required.—Apply to Mrs C. S. Shaylc George, Grafton Roan. ANTED., General Servant: no child retij r'oforencoa required.-■ Osborno House. Hobson-Btrect (opposite St. Matthew's Church). WANTED, a good General Servant.— Ponsonby Club Hotol. WANTED, a General Servant; re ferences required.—Apply to Mrs G. S. Jakins, Ponsonby Road. ~\\T ANTED, a Thorough General Scr- TT vant, also a Nurscgirl; references re quired.—Apply after G p.m. to Mrs J. W. Brook- Held, Scatlcld Viow Road. WANTED, a Thorough General Ser vant, where two others are kept; must be a good plain oook; referoncos required.— Apply before ono o'clock to Mrs James Russell, Glenside, Symonds street. WANTED, respectable person as Gene ral Servant; must be a plain cook nnd able to wash.—Apply at onoe Mrs P. A. Philips, O'Rourke-strcot, Albert Park. ~Y\T ANTED, a respectable Nursegirl.— T T Apply to Mrs T. J. Philip, Kariuigahupe Rba'd, Newton. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 20 years), Gono val and Hursemald (Remuora). '_ ANTED, a good Girl to assist in Housework. — Apply at Greyhound. StablCß for addrcsa. \j& ANTED, a young Girl as Nurso ; re- T T ferences required —Apply to Mrs Hislop, St. Stephon'g Avenue. Parnoll. WANTED, a respectable young Girl ; one aennstomed to children preferred. —Mrs R. Hi Hughoa, Nottingham House, near St. James's Church. WANTED, Milliner and Dressmaker for Russell, Bay of Islands.—Apply to Arthur Nathan, 23. Lower Queen-street, WANTED, a first-class Dressmaker for a houso in Quecn-stroet; must have experience.- Address " Business," Star Office. "VXT'AjSTEDi fejy Machinists for Singer's TT SowingMachines".—Ajmly C, D.eL'^aij, Durham-street, corner of Albert-street. ": WANTED, ono or two Boarder?; single and double-bodded rooms;' shower and plunge bath. Torms, £1 per week, irioludlng washing.—Mrs Brown. Alton Road. 'VSJ'ANTED,bySingleGentleman, Private V T Rooms, with Board, within live minutes walk from Pos.tolUce; shower-bath required ; referonGes,---Adflrcgg Fides, Stak Ofllco. \\T ANTED, a Partner In a luorative T V business which is capablo of tho greatest extension ; the profits aro very large Indeed ; must have good business abilities and capital of £2,ooo.—Address "Partner," Box 216,1'.O.,Auek land. ■ ' ; ANTED, a small House; must not bo too far from Post-oflleo.—Hroonihall & Co., Shortland-ntroct. ' ' WANTED, a 7-roomed Houso within a mile of Newmarket, or accessible by rail or 'bus.—Apply' to Hammond and Byron, jfpi't street. '_ '_ WANTBO, at thp end of the month, a small Furnished Cot(fl'g'o.6i''3l'ujjnlji'.ioti Rooms, where no ■■ boarders aru kopt;'in'tho neighbourhood of Quoon-Btrnot preferred.— Apply, before 2 p.m., to Mr'll. Ciianiberlln, Fir Grove, Parnell. ■' ______ TTS7"AijTpp, any kind of Bottles and YV Bonos; in fcjyijjH or. large quantities. Bottlo Dopot: Hobsdn-atroefc, Aiiaklaml, Cpffft Ito 7 p.m. ' ' ' '' ' ' ■■■■■" "tTTANTED, by a Lady, Pupils for Music; T T terms,' I guinea per quarter.—Apply at Mrs Whitcombe's Registry Ofllco, next Market. WANTED, until Saturday, Separate "'fenders for Foncins and Shingling.— Apply now \iqwq, Bay-field, Ponsonby. WANTED, everybody to knpsr that Cai-t. Hahqrave, late of tho s.B. Goto, mandol. has become Proprietor of tho Rrsi.vd Sun HotiSl, Newton, where Hancock's XXXX Draught'and Bottled Beer may bo obtained. ' XSTANTED, everybody to see the Stock Vt irataUhne, Shirfs, and Hals at'J. Qilmout's, UpM- arapods-Btrcet, also a Shop next door to Maaonic Hall, ygw'tjw, WANTED.— Do you want Monoy on Freehold. Personal, or othorsodurlty?'— Apply tQ J. R, Randerson, Mercantile Chambers*. Bills discounted. _____ WAITED to Purchase, for Cash, an Ado'tmpnt, or House and Allotment', within half-a-mllo 61 t))0 Auckland Timber Company's Mill.—Apply at on'uo,' stating termSi gee, to "B-W.," Stab Office. ; XXTANTED, Purchasers for Choice and V y Novel Christmas, New Year, and Birth day Cards, Sec. Fancy and General Stationery at Low Priced, ifew teks at Publishod Price. —H. White, Stationer, coriW ot Itishstrcgt and Vulcan Lano. Auckland. ' "ITTANTED to Lease, 10 acres more or TT JQf« Qwsij hni\A Vt'ith Po'tfl? oerected, not exceeding 6 miles from town,—Apply imm ediately, J. R. Randorson, Mercantile Cham bere. WANTED, to Let, a small, genteel Cottago. near K<lpn, Terrace; rent, ss: riiferences required,—Hannafqrd's, ?(16, yucen. Street. ] *" TXTANTBP to Lpt, a Double.-bedded VV Roojp. with pr w'tj.oijt board.-^Apnli Mrs White, Victoria-street:. VWP dpays ffort; N'olson-atraot. WANTED, to Let, Jn Grey-etreet, t Large Shop, with plate-glass windows rbnt, 25s per week.—App^ly to Mii Fugate; Grey. Streat ":' .' ,: "' ■■ r ■■'■-■ :_J__l_—



Wanted. i Wf ANTED, a Boy ; must be able to II milk.—Apply Mr Kolly, Mount Eden. ANTED -TO SPECULATORS. - £2CO wanted for an Interest in a Paying ' Mine, to further deve!o;ie the ground.—Apply . to "Mining," Star Olllce. ANTED to KENT, a 4 or f.-roomed Cottage, in or near Hobson-street.— i Apply W. H. Ronayne, Stationer, Queen-street ; Wharf. WANTED to RENT, a Comfortable 4 oi-D-roomed Cottage, for family of two, within twenty minutes' walk of Post-ofllce.— Address ,TH, Star Office. WANTED TO RENT, a House of li or 0 rooms in or near Parnell; possession required on op bufove 2>st January instant.— Address 'W.N.," ca.ro of Mr J. Martin, Baker, Parnell. WANTED to RENT, Furnished House, 8 or 10 rooms, for about month from the last week in January.—Apply A. Cucksey, Mount Eden. WANTED to Buy, Left-oil' Clothing of every description for Cash. Families waited upon. All orders punctually uttonded ' to.—Address C. Whittcn, \V elleslcy-strect West. ANTED TO BUY, a Quiet Horse, ' Buggy (hooded preferred), and Harness. Will buy the above separately if desired.— Address " Martini," Star olllce. ANTED, -to Sell, a Grocery and Fruit business in tho centra of the town: owner giving up through bad health.— Apply to Grant and Croatian. 177, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN.—fIOO pcs Lnco Curtains, at Is Gil.—J. Cosgrave and Co. ANTED KNOWN—That Mrs ,X Ryan has started business In a Millinery and Dressmaking Establishment, also a Registry Olllce, in Karangahapo Road, top of Upper Queßii-slreet. WANTED KNOWN.—See the upstairs Bar and Commercial-room at the Rising Sun Hotel, N<rwton.-Capt. Hurgravo, Proprietor. WANTE D KNO WN- See Cheap Room Papers, from Id roll.—Bennett and Son, Freeman's Bay. " WANTED KNOWN—I,OOO Coloured Satin, 1b od.—J. Cosgrave and Co. W "ANTED SBEN-fho Fresh Lot of Ladles' High-heel Prunella Boots, at 6«; and the Grand Line of Ladies' Walkiag Shoes (Derby cut), for 7s Od; at Dampior's Boot Shop, Victoria-street. ■ ANTED —When you are in Hobson street en. '. and see tho large and choice stock of Mosglel Tweeds just opened for tho coming season, at Munro and Mllllgqn'B. WANTED KNOWN—The Fresh Bar gains also includo Lsidios' High-leg Morocco Button Boots, at (is Cd; very Superior Kid Boota&wlth patent vamps), !)s (id; &c, &c, at Dampier's Boot Shop, Victoria-street. ANTED KNOWN, — Cheap New and Second-hand Furniture, PoU, Pans, Wash-tnlis and Boards, Bedding. Bedsteads. Chests Drawers, Child's Cots, and all kinds of Household Furniture at lowest prices, at Austen's Variety Store, 310. Upper Queen-street, under Young \V oiucu'3 Institute. A N T ED~TciTOW N—2oo I'ieceß French Sateens, at lOd por yard,—J. Cosgravc and Co. ANTED KNOWN—The Now French Calf Boots made to order for Us are ujoingfuKt. We make also New Shoes to order at 10s. N.B.—Every article in the trade made on the premises to order on the shortest no'tlco. Repairs neat, quick, and cheap, at Dampier's Boot Shop, Victoria-street, ■ \\f ANTED KNOWN, that every do Vt scription of Crookery and Glassware can bo obtained at tlio lowest prices at Boylan and Tanfield's, just below Savings Bank. ANTED KNOWN-04 All Wool Damask, Is per yard.—J. Cosgravo and Co. WANTED KNOWN—More Fresh Bar gains for the Ladles—Grand Line of [ligh-hcel White Sateen Hoots, only Is; High heel Dancing or Evening Shoos, Is Cd; at Dampier's Boot Shop, Victoria-street. WANTED KNOWN—Charles Kelsej & Co. have a large and chpice assort ment of Silver Jowcllery, end as they kcop no Imitations, they guarantee everything they gelt to bo real Silver.—Charles Kelaoy & Co., two doors bolow Monin a. Ironmongers. \\7"ANTED KNOWN—Groat success of T T Dampier's Fashionablo Drapery ship ment from England. Coloured Satocn, 8<1; Black do.. 9d; Cream Oatmeal Cloth. lOd; Lace striped Muslin, lid; Galatea-striped Shirtings, Gd; Dress Berges, 8d; Checked Ginghams, Bd— At Danipier's Wakellcld-strect Shop. WANTED KNOWN-100 Pieces Har yard Shirting, s»d.—J. Cosgrave and Co. WANTED KNOWN— Cheap Timdeii ! CiiK.vl'TiMiiKitl And all other kinds of Building Materials, can bo purchased cheaper and better than anywhero clso at tho yards of D. Goi.dik. Alhei't-atrcot. WANTED KNOWN—Dampier'a 4th Shipment of PIANOFORTE MUSIC roni England has just arrived—all at Od (no higher prieo). Ho is lumpy to inform Professors, Principals of Schools, nnd tho Public that it con sists almost entirely Lhls time af Piece Music much of it by the most eminent authors. Thoso who can better afford to pay Cd than Is for pro cisely the samo music (and nono of it second hand), sir ?uld now lay in a stock.—At Dampier'a Hobson street, S)iop. \I7'ANTED KNOWN.—2O bales 10 x 4 7 T Blankets, just arrived, 12s (id a pair, all wool.—J. Cosgrave and Co. ■\X7"ANTED KNOWN, Furniture Ro- Vy moved.—The Auckland Receiving.For warding, and Pacpbl llolivory Agency, Cus toms-3trco>, cinrcfully Rpmovo I urnimro to all parts of the Town ami Suburbs by experienced men in the Agency's well-known large and suit ablo Spring Vans, on most reasonable torins. WANTED KNOWN—Great success of Dampior's Fashionable Drapery ship ment from England. Real Feathers, 3s lid; Agietto do., Is Cd; Coloured Silk Tulle, Cd; Silk Spanish Ijico (black), od, 7d, 9d, lid ; Streamer Lace, fid; Tuscan Cotton Lace, 2d ; Silk do., lOd ; Maltese do., 3d ; Antique do., 3d; Edge war Lace, 8d; Swiss Embroidery, 3Jd, id, 7d; Everlasting Trimming, Id. HA, and 2d; Frilling, 2d. 3d, Id ; Indies' Straw Hala, Is lid; Boys' Galatea do., Is Cd—At Dainpler's Wako street Shop. "ANTED KNOWN.—3OO pcs French Cretonnes, beautiful pattjrns, at lOd per yd.-J. Cosgrave and Co. WANTED KNOWN—John Bascombo and f'o. having procured the Lcaso of J. K. Fitzgerald's. Hsq., Gunifield. situated near Port Albert, and known as Okuhikura Block, a Limited Number of Men will only be allowed to din. Application for permits to be mado to Mr W. Briggs, Aratnpn ; or at tho Store on tho field, whore all information can be obtained. Any person found digging without a permit will be ]>rosccutod. Dogs and guns strictly forbidden. ANTEP KNOWN— Great success of 'fiampier'ij Fasliipiiable praijery ship ment from England. Pompadour Sunshades, 2s lid, 3s 3d. 3s lid ; Oiirriago do., fls Cd; Black Chenille Fischtis, 4s lid ! Colourod Squares, Is; Zephyr do., Is Cd; Children's Print Cos tumes, 2s lid ; Children's Print Pinafores, Is; Ladies' Superior Print Costumes, 8s Gd; Ladies' Fancy Aprons. 9d and Is; Coloured Satin Rib bon, Is Id; Indian Muslin Scarves, Is; Coloured Toilet SfilH. Id—At Dampier's Wukefield-strect Shop, _ :_■ WANTED KNOWN.—7oooydsHoylo's Prints, fast colours, Jld.—J. Cosgrave and Co. WANTED Known.—Japanese Conios. —A beautiful assortment of Japanese Curios arc now on viow at Oharjos Ifeloey and Oo.'s, ooinpriaing China 'i'oa Spta," Plaquos, Bd>yl3, Jars, Oab(pcts, Glovo Boxes, Tea Cad dies, Bronzes, &c. These goflds were selected by Mr Singleton in Yokohama. They are thoroughly ropiesentativo o[ Japan, and will be found most suitable for- prosquts at this season of the yoar. Tho prices are within reach of all, ranging from ono shillliu; each to nearly ten pounds. Everyone should cortalnly sec them.— Charles Kelsey & Co., 'I doors bolow Morrin's. ANTED KNOWN—IOO Pieces Nun's Veiling, assorted colours, Is.—J. Cos grave and Co, ANTED KNOWN. — Jas. Scott, Grocer, Newton, having bought all tho Good Teas of A. It. Nathan's Salvago Stock, is Soiling T«a at lsfd por lb, equal to that sold In Qucsen-street at 8s ; Half-chests and Boxos of Indian and Fancy Teas at greatreduction; New Currants, fid ; New Raisins, 7d; Sultanas, Sd ; W. Starch, id ; Sago. I'lbs for Is; Tapioca, 31bs for Is; Hest, Rice, 3d por lb, or 71bs for Is Cd; B. and B. Vestas. Cd per doz.; Small S. Oil, Cd; Hobart Jams, Cd and "d ; Marmalade 8d; Large Tomato Sauce, lOd; Worcester Sauce, fid; Golden Syrup, ljd ; Cake Tobacco, Box Matches, and a Pipoforlid; Washing Soda, lOlbs (or Is; Whiting, Ulb3 for V, D,t'U4 APjilw. ad! Rest Brand Salmon. Od! JWaoiios, lld;Albort Sardines, Cd and lid ; Honey; Od ; and all otliorgoods equally Cheap for Cash Only. Goods delivered to all parts of tho city. Noto the address—James Scott, Grocer, Karangahapo Road, Nowton, near Queen's Hotel. TS7"ANTEp KNOWN—That you can f T buy a eaod Biaok Dress' Sill; at 3s Cd per yard, usual price 5a —J. Coßgraye and Co. W^ ANTED KNOWN. —£1 worth of goods for the person who disproves that Dr Warner's Stays sold by me for Is Gd are not usually sold for (is and 0s per pair, sizes left, 19, 27, 28, 29; or for the person who can get a better White Shirt for Gs Cd than my Undressed Irish Shirtat Is, sjzoM only; other/sizestfsfid,each. The beat wearing Whito Shirts in tho colony for i?, No jiwi'o when this lot 1.-> sold, as the importers lost heavily on tho small sizes. Linen for Table Cloths, Ib 3d, worth Is <M yd ; Oilcloth for floors, Is Id yd,'or 15s fld jtr dozon yds; Horrocks's Calico, 3.'.d; Crowd =on's Calico, 3d and 4d yd; heavy Brown. Twilled Calico for men's wear, 7d yd; long Lace Curtains, 3s 9d per pair; Men's Sorgo Suits, 21s; Men's Holland Coats, Os each; Boys' and Youths'- do., Is and 4s fid'onoh | Bjyllybr-isfiaiV Under-shirts, 2s (suitable for running, etc.); Jferlnodo.,ls(!deach; Men's Socks, 3}d per pair; Crope Cretonne, Is, worth Is Gd yd: Men's Linen Collars (Shakespcaro pattern), Cd each. This is the kind of value you can get at J. GREEN'S, go, Victoria-sti-eot. A NT E D KNOWN. The King of Vegetnblo Tonics is NKII, & CLIFFORD'S ' HOP BITTERS. Are being used by all olasses — Merchants, Lawyers, Tradesmen, Seamen, Landsmen, Women, and Children. The most flattering and qyefwhelming' testimony of unmistakable benefit ppari'iig in iiiulj-\ 2s 6d a Bottle ; 5 Bqttlks for 10s. . DJARRIKEA POWDER AND CHOLERA DROPS. The best known remedies forjthese complaints so prevalent in summer montliß. It is not [ safe to be without it. Is each. : Fresh Shipments of Herbs. Hoots, and Bark every nionth of every description ; best ' -quality; Wholesale and Retail, [ at lfl\vcst possible prict!?. ! Ppnqultatißn poroonally 9( hy l^ttay. , .-, ' SBt L ...*-■ 0 L J f f OR D, HEKBAIiiaTS, - BOTANIC DISPENSARY: WELLE3LEY



Wanted. WANTED KNOWN—3OO Pieces All Wool Flannel at ls.-J. Cosgrave & Co, ANTED KNOWN.—A large stock ol Silk?, Satins, and Brochos to bo sold Cheap for three weeks only, previous to Mrs Smith leaving for Sydney. ANTED, Ladies to know that T. Mo- Master is selling Silk Lacu Frilling foi 2d per yard. ANTED KNOWN.—3,OOO yds Print at 3M.-.T. Cosgrave and Co. WANTED KNOWN—It is positively true that Dampier's is selling Pollock's Brand of Children's High-leg Prunella Boots for Is 6d: Infants' Coloured Leather Boots, Is; Infants' Patent Leather Strap Shoes, Is Cd ; at Dampier's Boot Shop, Victoria-street. WANTED, the Ladies to know that Munro and Milligan's Millinery Depart ment is now replete with all the latest English and French novelties for the present season. ANTED KNOWN — In Jewellery Charles Kelsey & Co. keep no imita tions; real silver and real gold only. A beautiful assortment of Ladies' Gold Dress Rings, suitable for Christmas presents. -Charles Kelsey & Co., two doors below Morrln'a, Ironmongers. WANTED KNOWN—3OO Pieces Grey and White Oatmeal Cloth, at 5Jd a yard; a perfect bargain.—J. Cosgrave and Co. ANTED KNOWN. — Stcplicnson's Great Cash Salo now on, for One Month Only. Having purchased R. Mason's Stock of General Drapery at a largo discount, and he having purchased the samo oil' 11. Fountains, we intend clearing it at English cost, Tho great success attending our last salo determines us to olfer with R. Mason's our own 'well assorted and valuable stock at about and below Cost Price. On account of the dopresaod state of trade and lateness of the season, wo have bought large parcels of Drapery at a very low price. Such being the case, purchasers will find they can obtain goods at a much lower rate than 1 hey have ever been offered in Auckland befor«. Come carl y and test the genuinencßsJof this cash sale now on. All goods entered during sale will bo charged full price. Millinery, Dressmaking, and Tailoring by experienced handß on the premises. Costumes made up on Twcnty-fonr Hours Notice.—Stephenson's Drapery and Bull Warehouse, Karangahape Itoud, Newton. miscellaneous Wanteds. BOOT TRADE.—Wanted, two respect able Girls to Learn tho Business.—Apply at the Anckland Boot Factory, Customs-street West. BOATS FOR HIRE, alongside City l'ubtip Baths, Customs-street West, with sails or without. Also Boats For Sale. /CANVASSERS wanted for tho Mutual \J Assurance Society of Victoria (Limited).— Apply at the OIHco of Mr T. D. Edmonds, Resi ' dentSecrctary,;Ofllcea: National Bank Buildings. GRAZING AT MOUNT ALBERT.— Plenty feed and water, 2s Cd per week.— Apply Mr Kolly. Mount Eden. LASSWORKS, Frisian's Bay.— Saturday afternoon, from 2to 5. Admis sion, (id. Each Visitor receives one Glass Jug. —M. Cook and Sons. Lolly Jars, Is each. L~ IND'S BAY VIEW GARDENS, NORTHCOTE, ■ Strawborries and Crown m abundance. The Murry-go-Round open on Saturdays. Great attraction to visitors. MUSIC— A Lady (experienced) desires Pupils for the Pianoforte; references to parents of pupils in the colony; rapid progress onsured; terms, 18s per quarter.—Address may be had at Star ofllce. RAGS ! RAGS ! RAGS I-WANTED KNOWN, that 1 am a Cash Buyer of Woollen and Cotton Rags, Tailors' Clippings, SCO., in any quantities. The highest price given for bones.—W. Marshall, Grain and Produce Merchant, Onehunga. SEE Goodson's Alphabetical List on last column on Ith page. nnliE Auckland Fibre Manufacturing Co. X (Limited), Stanley-street, require .1 pr 4 Young Girls as Learners jn thoir Twine Spinn ing Department. ~A f\ PIECES Linoleum Cloth for Halls 'ii™ and Passages, CJd per yard.—J. Cos grave and Co. Meetings. DEN LODGE, No. 1530, E.C.—An Emorgoncy Meeting will bo hold in the Lodge-room, MafiouicHall, Karangahape Road, THIS EVENING (Thursday), .it 7.30 p.m. Visiting Brethren are invited to attend. By command of the W.M. JOSEPH WARREN, P.M., Secretary. OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, corner of Wellosley and Albert streets. — Evangelistic Servico THIS (Thursday) EVENING at 7.30. All arc invited. Recent arrivals cbfdially Invited. AUCKLAND CRICKET CLUB. A Meeting of the abovo Club will bo hold at the Club-room. United Sorvice Hotel, THIS (Thursday) EVENING, 10th lnst.. at R o'clock. Business: To Audit Accounts. Elect a Delegate to die Association and a Secretary and Treasurer to the Club, rice undersigned.—\V. H. Vekkkku Hindon. Hon. Sec. A.C.C. TTIIOHT HOURS DEMONSTRATION. The Regular Meeting of General Commltteo will be held on FRIDAY. 11th inst., at 8 sharp, in the Working Men's Club. BcaiNKss: Appoint handicappors, rocoivo reports of canvassers, and other important matters. CHAS. B. KING, Socretary. fTRISH NATIONAL Tho Adjourned MoeiinK of the Auckland Branch will bo held at tho Catholic Instituto on FRIDAY, January 11th, at 7.30 p.m. sharp. M. SHEAHAN, Sccrctnry. A UCKLANL) FOOTBALL CLUE A Meeting of the above Club will be held at tho United Servico Hotel on FRIDAY EVEN ING NEXT, at half-past seven o'clock, to Audit Accounts nnd Klect Secretary, nice under signed. w H VEREKER-BINDON, Hon. Secretary A.F.C. AUCKLAND FOOTBALL ASSOCIA TION. A General Mooting of the above Association will be held at tho Chib-room, United Sorvice Hotel, on FRIDAY EVENING, 11th inst., at 8 o'clock. HuiJinkss :To Elect a Secretary, Dice undersigned, Sc. W. n. VEREKER-BINDON. A.F.A. T ODGE BT, ANDREW, 413, S,C, Installation of Officers TO-MORROW (Friday) EVENING, January 11. at G. 30 o'clock. All Masons are Invitod. Ball at 9 o'clock. Tickets from Messrs M. Niccol, R. Kaye. W. McCul lotigh, H. A. 11. Hitchens. and J. Slator. KAYE WRIGHT, Socretary. A UCKLANP CRICKET ASSOCIA- J\. TIONj A Meeting of tho Committoe of thp a^oyc Association will bo held at tho plilll Room, United Servioo lintel, Q" (SATURDAY Kvon ing, 12* ii,titi^H;it'B o'clqck. Business: To Pass Accounts or late Matches and Elect a Secretary, vice undersigned. Accounts omitted to be sent in before this datejl2th Jan.) will not be acknowledged.—W. 11. Vehkkkr-Bindon, Hon. Sec. A.C.A. AUCKLAND RATIONALISTIC ASSOCIATION. The FIRST of a SERIES of SUNDAY EVENING MEETINGS of the above Associa tion—open to the Public—will bo hujd in the LorncstrcetHall on tho oVenin(?d£ SUNDAY next, 13th instant, when Addresses on "Thi Organisation of Freethinkers," and other topics, will be delivered by tho Chairman and other gentlemen. Choice Selections of Music will be interspersed with the addresses. Ladies are especially invited. Doors open at 6.30; chair at 7 precisely. Land and Estate Asent* FG., E W I N G T O N, • HOUSE, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, Next to tho "Herald " ofllce, Quocn-stroot. ESTABLISHED 18 YEARS. BANKERS : BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. AGENT FOR THE "QUEKN " INSURANCE COMPANY, CAPITAL £2,000,000. Ronts and Interest Collected in town and country. Care of Properties Undertaken for Trustees and Absentees. Money Lent on Mortgage. Confidential Agencies Undertaken. Valuations made of Real and Personal Estate. Properties Bought, privately apd a\ public auction, on commission. Arbitpat(ons Undertaken,. Insurances en'eptcd. Building Society Shares Bought. Properties Suryoycd and Sub-divided. For Sale — Farms, Allotments, Houses, Cot tages, Shops, and Land jn largeimd small quan tities, improved a,nd unimproved, F. Q. EWING.TQN, Queon-strecj, Aiinklanil, Harbour Board Notices. A UCKLAND HARBOUR POARD. APPOINTMENT OF PILOT, Harbour Board Offices, Auckland, January 10th, 1881. Applications fo,r the appointment of Pilot for the -Bort of Auckland will be recoived at this oflloo until TUESDAY, tho 22nd inst., at noon. Applicants will require to bo examined and otherwise comply with tho By-law of the Board respecting Pilots, full particulars of which can be had upon application at this olllce. AppU! cations to be endorsed " Application f civ Ap.poi.G mentof Pilot," ' ■ ■ 6. B, STONE, Chairman. Tenders. T Q R O_j»'p *fi a "Tenders will be received until Noon Q SATURDAY,' January 19th. for the Efectioi and Completion of two Villa Residences.oi Surrey Hills Estate. . ,ED. BARTLEY, Architect,



To Let TO LET OR FOR SALE, at Mount Eden, Two 7-rooninil Houses.—Apply Ml Kelly, Mount Eden. mo LET, Furnished or Unfurnished, 2 JL Rooms, with use of kitchen.—Apply 153, Grey-street. TO LET, at Norfcbeote, 7-i'oomed Jfouse, Furnished ; good grounds, garden, bathing. —Apply 18, care of Mr Denby, P. 0., Northcote. TO LET, Furnished, 6-roomed Cottage, North Shore ; situation unequalled. — Apply R. and R. Duder. rr\O LET, in the very heart of Queen- JL street, and with frontage to it, a Building suitable for a Restaurant.—Apply Box 20!), P.O. TO LET ur Sell, Houses, Farms, Hotel", Boarding Houses, several nice Businessof. —Grant and Crossan, 177, Queen-street. O LET, House of « Rooms, Uarfield streot, near St. George's Bay.—Apply on the premises, Parnell. TO LET, a Trolly, capable of carrying two-story houses.— Apply W. H. Port, Napier-street, or Wellington Hotel, Wellington- Blreet. mO LET, in Thames-street, Brighton, JL Two Houses of live rooms, and pantry, register grates, ovens, water, &c—Apply to M. Marriott; Grower, Cpper Parnell. mO "LET ON "LEASE, a Butcher's X Business, doing a good trade and capable of great extension ; owner giving up on account of ill-health. This is agoing concern seldom to be met with.—Apply to V. G. Clayton, New market r|lo LET (Furnished), a Comfortable JL House of 7 rooms, commanding line view of harbour, and within ten minutes' walk of Queen-street.—Apply to F. J. Moss und Co., Land Agents, Shortlaml-street. fTIO LET (Furnished), a vory comfortable J. House, situated on the Ponsonby Road, close to the City Park, pas and water laid on. Every convenience. Would be let at a low rental to a good tenant.—For further purti eulars, apply to 1). F. Evans, Estate and Land Agent, Queen-street. ■\TORTH SHORE.—To Let, a Room, J3I Furnished or Unfurnished. — Apply G.G.W.8., "Herald" Office. For Sale. FOR SALE (Cheap), about 7 tons Oaten Hay, Evorsley Farm, Papakura. FOR SALE, olicap, v, Light Skiff, nearly new.-Apply "Skill." Post-ofiico. Auck land. 171 OH SALE, a good strong Boat in first } class order.—J. H. Witheford,c' opposite Mr Dowden's, Ring Terrace, Poiißonoy. FOR SALE, a First-class Farm of 330 acres volcanic land, all in good grass.— Alfred Bucklahd. .___ FOR SALE, tho fast yacht Flyinc Fish, with gear complete; a bargain.—William Knox. Freeman's Bay. FOR SALE, n, Now 5-roomed House, in Norfolk-street, Ponsonby i good wollon the property; cun be utilised a« a shop.—Apply to S. William Rossi'i1, Builder, Wood-Btroot, OR HALE or LEASE, tho Exchange Hotel, Kamo, in full working ordor.—Apply at once to W. J. CourUmey. or to R. Jcnkiiißon, linildor, Lorne-Btrcet. Oil SALE, Three Allotments of Land in Wollesley-strect, op])osite Sale-street, Freeman's Bay.—John Leckie, Wolverioii House, Turner-street. Upper Queon-street. OR SALE, Splendid Allotment in Mary-stivot, Mount Eden Road, next (o Mr Bell, Bricklayer, 49ft. Gin. fronUtgo by lCfift. depth.—Apply Mr Launder, Burlcigh-strcet. FOR SALE, Cheap, Mid on easy terms, a Comfortable Four-roomed Verandah Cot tage in Victoria Avenue, fitted with, every con venience. Price, only £130.—Apply to l'\ Hast ings, Charlotte-street, New North llp.nd. "I7IOR SALE, handsomp Villa Residenpe, JL' 5 rooms, fitted with gas, water, apd evof.y convenience; Wash-house, &c.. &c. Jlicc garden, and most desirable ppsitiqn', Clnifch street, near "All Sainto."—D.F,' Evana, Lan.d and Estate Agent, Qiicoiyßti-eot, FOR SALE, North Shore, near Chelten ham Beach, a largo six-roomed House, quite new. The allotment is 60 by 150, and planted with choice fruit trees and vinery. Price, £365 ; £200 can remain on mortgage.— Apply on the property to Mr Jahii Bond. Yauxliall, or B, Tanner, 8, Qiiccn-Etrcet. OR SALE, a Largo Well-built Houho of 8 rooms, with bath-room, wash-house, and largo garden; gas and water laid on tho premisoa, all well drained ; entrance hall, 43x5; situation, Selwyn-street, close to Ponsonby Road.—J. Williams, Tailor, Victoria-street. OR SAL 3, 1 Billiard Table (complete), with 3 Billiard Balls, 0 Cues, Markers, Rests, &c. (suitable for country hotel; to bo sold very choap.—For particulars apply to Messrs John and Ed. Ley don. Auctioneers, Quoen-street. FOR Imperative Sale, Owner leaving for the South, Glen Lea, a Seven-roomed House, substantially built nnd almost no^v, with allotment about 5:1 by 2po feet on Mount Eden Koad; two minutes', walk beyond toll bur, and second hoiise beyond Mrs Sayw's Store.—Apply on the premises. FOR SALE (a rare chance to obtain a largo piece of lnml cheap), 3 5-acro SeeSJons, most beautifully situated, commanding n flno view of Richmond, adjoining Surrey Hills.— Apply to Mr J. Jones, Tho Pines, Richmond. N.B.—Letters on the subject to be addressed1 to- Mr J. Jonos, cans of Mr T. Ttilliii, Cpjnniorcial Road. Arch Hliy ' ' ' ' FOR SAi,E (Shelly Boacli Road), liand sonie and thoroughly well-finished Villa Residence of 0 apartments; gas (city water now being laid along tho rood), register grates, nice garden, &c, &c. The houso is almost new and n llrst-class order, and in most dolightful posi tion—near Shelly Beach, Ponsonby. TBus passes tho door.—D. F. Evaiiß, Estato Agent. TTIOR SALE OR LEASE, An Enjoyablet JD Seasido Villa Residence, known as tho] " Kyo of Ponsonby," now occupied by Mr J. H. \ Witheford, having a frontage of 6Gft. to the ( harbour, with similiar street frontage. Tho < house is substantially built tho h^3j material, slate roof, &c.; has 5 roo'^a, ahd servant's bedroom (detached), bath - room, copper, &c. Tho grounds ars stocked with rare and beautiful shrubs, fruit trees. &0., and J the land slopoa grnduhlly"to1 a'shelly sandy! beach, giving probably'tho host \vater frontaijo I in Ponsonby. Situation very select.' Panora-j mic view of city !vnd harbour. Price, £725. N.8.-Tho adjoining allotment, with 70ft. frontage, can also be had, if desired, on whrfch i 8 a newly-erected boat-jiouso. ■■ (Bainbridgc's coach loaves Union Bank and passes the door* Immediate ppsaeabion cixn bo "'"",, .„ ;<■•£' owner Is leavingJ Aw!;'-- _r:'S'!'4 0 \ £ rppU 64.EK,-Upper (jucon-street, a com ■*- ffirtablo Residoncp ; 1 rooms, with gas and every Mnvcnipnce, JtftWo, &0,. &c, AncVan nd jomin? ifouscpr Sypoins, fitted with cupboards, gas. iio. To bo sold at onoo, and at a price to invite (nvostors in City property. (No. S7l) TTPPER UNION-STREET.-A valuable \J Property, almost new; 9 rooms, coi s ;rva" tory,.bath, out-buildings, concroto paths and collar, garden, and magnificent view. Cards to view,- P. F. Evans, Land Agent. (No, 1,000) A GREAT BARGAIN,-For Sale, tho Lease of Excoiolor Hall and Cottage noxt. Only £25 ca*h v-cqulrod. A living might be nmdo out (}f It. Apply E. Way to, Mercantile Chainb.pra, A4-roomed Houso and Scullory for Salo In Arch Hill, Russell-street.—Apply George Young, on the premises. "ITERY Superior Nickel-plated Bicycle T For Salo, with patent Lamp and Bell.— Jas. Adamg, Watehniaker, Vlotor^a-stjeot^ IWK !INK'!—For Sale, Cheap" a few pairs of Pads and some Bottles of Ink (various colours).—Apply Star Ofllco. 13 ARE OPPORTUNITY to acquire one JL\j of tho few large Blocks of Land in the vicinity of Auckland. 40 Acros Freehold Land, 2'J on either side of the Kingsland Road, close to Mount Roskill Road. Further particulars of Richardson & Crawley, 81, Queen-street. To be sold cheap; easy terms. O WORKING MEN.—For Sale, in Douglas-stvcot, Ponsonfcy, a Cottage and Allotment, planted with fruit and ornamental trees. Prico, «2(ip. Tho allotment is very con venient to. town mul ploasantly situated.—F. G. Kwtflgton, K.stato Agent. \ LLOTMENTS For Sale at 22a Cd per r\ foot, suitable for working men, in Pbn sonby; Business in Victoria-street, fixtures, furniture, &c, £SO, must bo sold, owner going South: Splendid Allotment in Bayfleld, very large, £00; Grace-street (Poiißonby)—Allotments £3 5s per foot; Devonport—Allotments at £2 12s per foot. A long list of city and suburban properties, Houses, Allotments, Shops, &c. open for inspection.—Wm. Gulliver, Coomboa1 Ctiambers. DESIRABLE SMALL FARMS . WITHIN EASY DISTANCE OF AUCKLAND. For Sale, in such areas a« may be agreed upon, the Property of ffji. Mclaughlin, Esq., containing 3,000 acres, near the Papatoitoi Station; nyach o£ it rich volcanic laud in good pasture, capable of parrying heavy crops of grain. Terms: One-third Cash, balance can ro main on the property at aix per cent, interest. ALVl'tEl) BUOKLAXD. DEYONPORT, NORTH SHORE. FOR SALE: 7 Largo Allotments with bcaoh frontage, hav ing magnificent view of Rangltoto and its surroundings. 2 Allotments in Grey<3treot, near Victoria A Now^Ccittage in St. Ann-street, prlco £230. 5-roomert Houso, Melvose; corner lot, o0 x 200. l-raomoa C6ott(Vge. Victoria Road, price £225. CO Quarter-aero Sections, in good positions. Will be sold cheap. 5 Choice Allotments in Domain-street, near English Church. . 4 Lots. 47 x 230. on Lake Road, and adjoining 11 Good^llotmenta, U x 123. near Mr J. B. Russell's, iQs per foot, Must bo sold. 2 Lots (volcanic) in Kerr-street, 100 x liß, with two cottages. £«aO, vory cheap. 1 Lot near Distriot Sohool, good view, 01 x 118. Price £200. APPlyt°R. ft R. DUDER, Dkvonport Stokb. -\\T L. MITCHELL, VV c BROKER, ESTATE AND COMMISSION AGENT, ?, Mercantile Ohamders. FOR SALE— IN QUEEN-STREET.-A Sowing Machine and Bicycle Business, established many yeaj-a: doing a large trade. Owner retiring.' Tnu is a good concprn, tui'il-ovev being largo lilVßtti ffikfiliß, established 20 years " porses, Oats, Buggios, »nd other vehicles al ft'valuation. This is a qomplcte monopoly paying handsomely. A long lease of ccn trally-sltuated,premiscs can be secured.or favourable terms, in * ALBERT PARK.—Villa, Residences for salo, Kor Hohsob apdLlin^^^i^^^^^^^^^'Mj^^^



lor sale. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE, the Business and Goodwill of a Livery Stable, estub ished over 20 years, in the most central part of the city; tho whole concern being a profitable and first-class investment for any man desiring to acquire one of the largest and best-paying monopolies, and which in capable of still further expansion. The stock of Horses, Carriages, Cabs and other Vehicles can, with the whole working plant, be taken at a valuation. The Freehold and Buildings ran be secured on ex ceptionally easy terms, or a Lease of the Pre mises can be arranged. — For details and all further particulars apply to \V. L Mitchell, solo Agent, 8, Mercantile Chambers. Qiicen-street. OR ABSOLUTE SALE (a i are chance for Forwarding Agents or 'Bu o Proprio tors), those well-situated Premises, comprising Five-roomed House, with bath-room, wash house (with copper boiler), register grate and kitchen range, and every convenience. Also, splendid Stable; accommodation for 25 horses, including stalls and loose boxeß. Wator and gas laid on throughout house and stable. Special convenience for washing horses. The whole embracing Lots 59 to 61, William-street, 112 feetfrontago by ilfi feet deep. Price. £',100. 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. li. Kaudcrson, Lund Apont, Mercantile Chambers. mo MEDICAL MEN AND OTHERS. FOR SALE, THE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE Dlt. GOLDSBRO'. That very desirable and commodious Resi dence situate on Manukau Road, l'arnell, consisting o[ 11 Booms, exclusive of Dressing rooms, Bath-room, Conservatory, Pantry, Wash house, &c, &c, &c.; fitted with gas and every possiblo convenience; also, Stable, Coach house, Man's Room, &c.; Buggy, Harness, &o. Tho Furniture and valuable collection of Medical Works and Instruments of the late Doctor is also offered for sale. This splendid firoporty Mrs Goldsbro' has placed in my hands or immediate sale, which affords a splendid op portunity, and ono seldom met with, to secure one of the best practices in Auckland. Com ments arc superfluous ; sutticc it to say that it is the residence and practice of the late Dr. Goldsbro' (of over 20 years' Btanding), which la sufllcient guarantee of its worth and stability. Cards and views and all particulars on applica tion to D. F. EVANS. Lund and Estate Agent. "POII IMMEDIATE SALE. That Eligible LEASEHOLD PROPERTY of Mrs. Glover's, in Symond's-streot, with or without tho Goodwill of the Young Ladies' School. For further particulars and cards to view tho property apply to F. G. EWINGTON, ESTATE AGENT, QUEEN-STREET. CJ A M U E h WHITE IO HAS FOR SALE AT THE YARD, CUSTOMS-STREET j- Per 100. Puriri Posts fifi 10s Very Good Puriri Poßtn .. .. 710 Hohart Rails 90 Sawn Puriri Posts Bx3 .. .. 16d ech. Sawn Heart Kauri Boards, (1 x 5 .. 18s pr 100 Split Ptilingß 10 Hobart Rails 90 Sawn Himu Rails G5 TUrco Rails .. .. .. .. 70 Kauri Posts Is ench Shingles, House Blocks, See. 19 SAWN SLEEPERS, 8 x 5, 2s Cd oaeh. Ayt l^i oli SALE, The Cutter CATHERINE "^SjSSSSIja carries 39 \u,is firewood. M. NICCOL, (jucen-strect Wharf. j^T Tm O U SALE, sS%E%£sffir The Cutter WJUNGAREI, "*^j(«ggg2|a| 32 tons register, carrying 53 11^ Kiiqujre at M, NIOCOL, Queen-street Wharf. Public Notices. "^ O T I C E . MR W, E. HAY Is authorised to Collect Accounts fop The Auckland Evening Stab, and his receipt will bo a sufficient dischargo for the same. January Ist, ISBI. TESTIMONIAL, Symonds-slreet. Auckland, Bth, January, 1831. MrDENNKB: Dear Sir,—Tho half-plated Tri cycle I purchased from you some timo ago gives entire satisfaction- My wife, who all Tier lifQ las boon hardly able to get about, owing to, an Injury to her right leg when an infant, can now travel about with freedom. Tlio first day she had the vehicle Bhc went round by the Hospital to Newmarket and Onclumga. My boy. ageft 12, can also work it freely. 1 consider it a, very useful machine, and the use of \\, a healthy rrctfeation, As I think it may do good to pej sons similarly a,!llietod as. my w}fo to know a£ »ach a.belief, you «a at llboity. to use tliw note 03 an advertisement.— Yours,'etc, AHTIlun PITTAft. -VTOTIOE.-MU VV. H. WEBBE having Xl left my employment on the 29th of November, has ooased to have authority to receive any money on my account.—Sam. H. kWcbb_Lycoim_Ha_. _ " ivTOTICE.—Mr W. H. Webb, of Oak i±y House, Hobson-Btrcct, begs to state that no has no connection whatever with Mr Samuel H. Webb, of tho Lyceum Hall. PDKEKOHE AND MAUKU CHEESE AND BACON FACTORY COMPANY (Limited). f It is intended to Celebrate tho Opening of the , Pukokohc Factory of tl\c abpvo Company on J the 12th day of January, 1881.' The Factory wilj be Open for Inspection by tJitfPuUia) botwten tho hoijrs of 9 a.m. and 4, i.m. on that day. Tickets for the Cold Collation (which will ts mpplied at 2 o'clock p.m.) can be obtained at (ho Company's Ofllco, the Pukekohe Hotel; fro#i tho Directors and Members of tlip OpMinz Wft illittßO, iui(l jit Lennox's, Auckland. Iraco, 2a eauh. ' "" "•""'" ■' ) VK B. WRIGHT, Secretary, •; Pukekohe, 2nd, January, lSaij.. : Q L A H&. .. £fIT 1M 0 N"l AL. ' NOTICE. Subscriptions for tho above will be received. Tjy the Treasurer (Mr John Lamb! p,lfto Tindorsienod from B uch persons disposed to subscribe who may not have been waited upo ly a Member of tho CommHteo. g^ New Zealand Insurance Buildings Auckland. December 8.1883. \r o T I C E. The Sawing and Planing Business cavrlod on hitherto under the name of " Tho Devonport Sawmill C 0.," will from thisdato bo carried on under the name of J. A. WALKER & CO. All debts due by, and owing to, the old firm will be paid or received by Meßsra Sung and Dovo'nport, North Shore, Dee. 17,' 883. Medical* "Vr o t I c E. O, 11. HUXTABLE, M.D., Formerly of the Staff of House Surgeons in the Glasgow Royal Infirmary, Clinical Assis tant to Professor W. T. Gairdnor (Physician to tho Qucon, Scotland), Desires to announce that he has Purchased the House of Mr Waymouth, next door to tho resi denco of the late Dr. Goldsbro1, Parnell, where ho may bo consulted on and af tor JANUARY 14, FRUIT SYRUPS, MADK WITH c an n y. BY A NEW PROCKSS. F. C. SHaRLAND, Sole Aoent. Suitable as Adjuncts to JKIIATKD WATERS: GINGKRKTTE, GINGKRADK, GINGER ALK SYRUP, RASPBKRRETTE,MORELLACHERRY,&C., BLACK CURRANT SYRUP, GREKN GINGER WINK, CLARIFIED LIMEJUICE, LIMEJUICE SYRUP, LIMEJUICE CORDIAL. F. C. aHARLAND, Apothecaries HAM, Opposite Post-ofllco. MR W HINTON, Medical Electrician and Chiropodist, has Removed to Mrs Martin's, Eionia House, Hobson-strcet iast, between Cook and Pitt-streots. Nervous and other diseases treated by Galvanisation, i aradi sation, and Franklinisation. Com3 extracted without pain. ATS! R ATS ! RATS !—Us" SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PAST?: Rats eat it greedily, and die; no smell. Price, One Shilling a Bottle, F. C. SHARLAND opposite Post-office. fTIHE Best Preparation extant for promot- JL ing Hair Growth is Dr. Erasmus Wilson's LOTION FOR THE HAIR. It is prepared from the original formula of thU eminent authority by Charles Butcher, Pharmacou tical Chemist (Victoria and New Zealand), junction of Pitt and Grey-streets. Auckland. ONE OF THE BEST LIVER AND Stomach Remedies known is Special Tin iture of Podophyllum. Its curative power is marvellous.—Agent, C. W. Goodson, London Arcade. ' R, AR N O LD' S PENNY ROYAL AND STEEL;PILLS.-The most popular medicine of tho day. Price, 2a 6d a box.—Colo nial Agont f. C. Sharland, opposite the Post ofllce. WO RMS, All children suffor from thorn. If. suspected, ask for the Certain 3ore, SHARLANp'SS WORM POWDERS, .^packet Ap&thccariea' Hall, opposite Post-offlde ' •• "13 OSEIINE fob the HAlß,—This ele JCV' gant preparation completely eclipses uvery article of a similar kind now befow tho public—Price, lsCd a bottlo.—Sir^.i4,!^ Apothecaries' Hall. ■ '" ' QEGR.ETTIS MS^TpWDsSR"-—%9 O boat imd irio^i wliabfc in the niarkut In perforated Qnisterg. IVico. Is 6cl. -r T. O, SiiABLAND, Apothecariea' HaU. ■■_ ■;■ EnomnwACHß CURB — Instantaneous



Imo tue^ t&lmrtTS of pon -1 X SOKBY, RICHMOND, and Surrounding Neighbourhood.—J. S. DAY havini? withdrawn from the firm of I 'ny iind Renwick, has com menced business for himself upon those more commodious and centrally-situated premises adjoining his own residence in tho Ponsonby Road, close to the corner of Richmond Road, where the Best Firewood, Coke, and all the diflbrent varieties of local and foreign Coals may be had at lowest market rates. J.S.D, de sires to return his most sincere thanks to his many friends and old customers for the very liberal measure of support accorded him in the East, and begs to assure them that nothing shall o wanting on his part to give them entire satisfaction in the future. All orders will be thankfully received and faithfully executed, and the leading principle in the conduct of busi ness will be " A nist weight and a full measure at lowest current rates." N.B.—For Sale, Hay and Straw; also, Furniture Carefully Removed, and all kinds of general carting work done at Lowest Possible Charges by J. S. Day, Ponsonby Rond, closo to corner of Richmond Road. EYSE AND MALCOLMSON, [Telephone No. 7C) Proprietors of the Auckland Roceiving, For warding, and Parcel Delivery Agency, Coal and Firewood Merchants, Office: 21, Customs-street, Beg to notify the public in general that they Receive and Forward Goods and Parcels of overy description to all parts of the Town, Suburbs, and Onehunga. GcoJs collected and shipped to all West Coast ports, and delivery taken of produce and other Hoods at Onehunga on arrival of steamers, and forwarded to Auckland, Furniture carefully removed by experienced men in the Agency's well-known large and suit able spring vans with expedition and despatch, and on most reasonable terms. TT O U S E E X C H A N (i E. A. SCOTT & CO., Wholesale Agents, Firth's Mill. 73, Queen-street, having noticed the want of v systematic Exchange in Auckland for House Owners, in aiding them to find suitable tenants readily and economically, have doter minod upon adding to their own business that HOUSE EXCHANGE. There will be one uniform charge through out Large houses or small,thc Fee for entry in our books will be only 2s Gd, and as the demand for houses of all sizes has been far grbatkr than the supply, wo confidently look for the support of tho general Household Public. Hours for this particular branch of the busi ness : From !l to 10 a.m. and 4 to 5 p.m. p H E A P T IM B E It. We are Selling good Second-class House building Timber at fs.and Lining at 5s per 100 feet, and all other descriptions in proportion, according to our reduced Price-list for this month. Shingles, House Blocks, Posts and Rails at lowest rates. J. and H. SMYTH, Auckland-Waitakorei Sawing and Planing Mill Mount Eden Railway Station, 12th December^ IBga. TORETT'S AUCKLAND ALMANAC AND PROVINCIAL HANDBOOK, FOR IBB4 g is NOW ON SALE AT ALL BOOKSELLERS. I^H.H. SMITHS "VISITORS TO AUCKLAND, before T they return home, should secure some Sharos in HERBERT H. SMITH'S GRAND ART UNION OF I'ANORAMA, Valued at £15&: also, SEVEN KCLIP3K COTTAGE RANGES, Valued at £50. Aleq, call and see his Now Ranges, guaranteed to repay themselves in 12 months* A few ncjgjlin|»er'B Sowing Maohines for sale at nearly Half-price. Also, a large Tank Stand for sale. INGRAM AND CO., ENGINEERS AND MACHINERY FITTERS. Contractors for Every DescrEptioo ol Factory Fitting, Pattern Making, Castings, Turning. Pipe Scukwikg, &c, &c Ai.l. WOODWORK iv Connection with Machinery Madr. Plans Prepared and Estimates Given. Agents for All Descriptions of AMERICAN MACHINERY. LußßicAiiifG Oils, &o. Office and Works: CORNHK OF VICTORIA AND COBURQ-S'/KKBTS. Direct Supply Store -:- TRY -:- THE T-VIRECT QUPPLY OTORE HE JL/IRECT OITPKLY OTORE ti CHRISTMAS^PRESENTS. S W fob H « NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. t) n Fon a H NOVELTIF.S IN VASES AND 2 m LUSTRES, g § BARGAINS IN 0^ WORKBOXES 5 AND PESES. co g, CLOCKS AND ORNAMENTS. >3 oT FLOWER STANDS AND FLOWER t* » r • POTS. X FOB 00 fS VARIETY IN TOTS. H M pok O g LADIES' BAGJ AND BASKETS. gd oq LAMPS AND * CANDL.EgT.Wtf3> * >i NICKEL SILVBHT AND POTOSI £ £ WVW AND h 6 for q g TABLE AND DESSERT KNIVES. M H CHINA. GLAS°SWARE. TIN- »! O WARE, AND BRUSHWAI?!!; W &C &C (fft ' i 5 p ALL NE\Y CiOflDa, A MAGNIFICENT fj VARIKTV, AND MARVELLOUSLY tfl S Low Prices. w B 'aaoxci xiadnrj xoanirr hht •mhoxo Aiddno xoaai\4- shoj -:- A^ •=*« Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of "Tho Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and tho several amendments there of, and of the Bankuptcy of Hknky Smith, a Debtor. Whereas a sufficient number of Creditors of the said Henry Smith, of Auckland, Dealer, not having attended at tho first meeting appointed to bo held at the Supreme Court Buildings at Auckland, on Tuesday, the Bth day of January, 1881, at 12 o'clock noon, or at tho adjournment thereof, hold at the aamo place, on Wednesday, the Bth day of January, 1881, at 12 o'clock noon, I do hereby notify that, under the powers vested in him by tho J6tn Section of " The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," the Registrar of tho above named Court, has appointed Thomas MaoiTar. lane, Esquire, of Auckland aforesaid, a Ccvtili rated Accountant in Bankruptcy, to bo Credi tors' Trustee; and the said Thomas Macffarlane has intimated to mo, in writing, his acceptance of the said olllcc. Dated this 9th day of January, 1881. G. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. Thomab Cotter, Solicitor for the Debtor, Shortlund-streot, Auckland. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " Tho Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and tho several Acts amending the same, and of the Bankruptcy of Joshph Arthur Jacokr. of Victoria-street, in the City of Auckland, in the Provincial District of Auckland, and Colony of New Zealand, Boot maker, a Debtor. Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Creditors of the said Joseph Arthur Jagger. held in tho Buildines of the Supreme Court'houso, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY tho 9th day of January, 1884. at the hour of 11.30 o clock In tho forenoon, Thomas Macfl'arlano Esquire, of Auckland, Certificated Accounts in Bankruptcy, was elected Creditors' Trustee of , the property of the said Debtor; and that tho said Thomas Maclfarlanc has intimated to the Registrar in writing, his acceptance of the said trusteeship.—Dated this SUhi day of January. 18S1. G. W, ILA.SLEY, Deputy Registrar. COXNEM; d Cooper, Vulcan Lane, Auck land, Solicitors for Debtor. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. * In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1870," und of the several Acts amending the uame, and of the Bankruptcy of David White, a Debtor. i. Notice ia hereby given tsafc a sufficient numbor of Creditors of the savd David White not having attended of, tlje ftrst meeting ap pointed to bp.hcla a,t the Sijpromo Court-houso, Auckland; on Wednesday, tho ninth day of jiiuuory; iBBI. at ii o'clock noon, nor at the tuliourameut thereof, held at the same place on this day. at tl\o Bine hour, the Registrar has appointed Thomas Macffurlano, Esquire, Cer ti(fsated Accohntant in Bankruptcy, to, be Creditors' Trustee;and tho said ThomasMacf. farittiio has intimated to tho Registrar, in writing, his acceptance of the said 6(Beo. ' .Dated this 10th day cuf Jiy »uar-y, 1881.



Hoard and Kcsldence. ;. m OARD AND RESIDENCE in Parnoll; ffl good tablo, very moderate terms, piano. \1 —Apply {or address at Star (flico. li^^l OARD and RKSIJ)KM CE for 3 Working ::1 Mcv, with Bathroom. — Apply to Mrs I Kemblc, Vincent-street South, 2 doors above Ur m Alacdonald's. ~ H (COMFORTABLE Board and Kesidonce H J fur a Single Gentleman; good hath and WM piuno. 11' permanent, 18s per week: (our ■^M minutes' walk from G.P.O.—Address W, D. I Dallcn, Confectioner, Queen-street. I T> OSEBANK HOUSE, DEVONPORT. I Jl\i —This I louse is opened with every con- I venience for Boarder 3, and can be relied upon as first -class. Suites of Hooms; Plungo and 1 Shower HalliH. Terms moderate—J. R. Hooper, f I Proprietor. | /"GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, I VT HOBSON-STREKT. '^M Board and Lodging ' 20s per Week M Single Room .. .. 25a per Week H OLD CLUB PRIVATE BOARDING I HOUSE, Eden Orescont, has Vacancies -: '^H for a Single Gentleman, also for Lady and Gen ' . i^^l tleman, with privato sitting-room if required. ■ Plunge and shower bath. j^^H Auctitas. *H TO-MORROW, jfl DURHAM YARDS. MB FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, to- S morrow, under Bill of Sale, EXPRESS CART, HORSE, AND HAR- ''jH HUNTER & NOLAaS. ''*'H TO-MORROW. jjfl PRODUCE SALE. S PIANO, FURNITURE, Ac. 9 W. DOWDEN WILL Bell by auction at the Exchange * Mart, ;Quecn-strcct (Tomoorow),at It 1 Kidney Potatoes 10 cwt Prime Wairoa Checso -. 'S SO sacks Wheat 100 sacks Maize 9^t Flour, Oatmeal, Bacon f^H Corned Beef, Tea l^H Sugar, Hicc, Coffee, &c, &<\ j^B Also, at 12 o clock.-, , I 1 Piano by Moore and Moore "-"-fB j^| Couches, Tables, Dec, See.. &o. TO-MORROW, 11 o'clock. 9 CARBINES & TAYLOR 9 WILL sell by auction, at their Central ' ■ Sale-rooms, to-morrow (Friday), at 11 B o'clock sharp, POULTRY —Fowls, Ducks. Geese, Turkeys, . I Brahma and Dorking Fowls, Young Pigs, Canaries; also. Thoroughbred Greyhound '■■■i '^H Dog (imported by K. B. Walker, Esq.). ■ PRODUCK-Hamß and Bacon, Wairoa Cheese, ■ 9 Salt licef, Bnttor, Young Potatoes, Peas and ■ Vegetables, Oats, Maize, Bran, Tea, Sugar, : §■ Flour. Oatmeal. Rice, Candles, Soap, Koro- i ..'--£■ sine, and Sundries. Drapery, Gents' Coats and Trousers, Suits, ::~J|§| Chains, Jewctlory, and Sundries. -^M CARBINES * TAYLOR, 9 Auctioucera. lH TO-MORROW, at 11 o'oJock a.m. ■ MARtCKT DAY. 9 ARTHUR'S POULTRY, PHODUCJL FRUIT, <9 AND GROCERY AUCTIOK MARKET. 3 ■ "ARTHUR'S MART." ■ POULTRY DEPARTMENT. ■'"': M ■ Fowls, Turkeys, Ducks, Geose ; ■ A Pair of Prize Houdans, Pigeons ''«■ U 1 Well-bred Spaniel Dog ■ ■ Canaries, Rabbits, Small Pigs, &O. ■ On Account of Whom it May Concern— "• 'IjJjiH S A Good Spring Cart, Horse, and Harness; well --i ■ suited for grocor, dealer, &c. Cosh on the ■ fall of the hammer, H PRODUCE, FRUIT, AND GROCERY M MPARTMENT. I Wcll-assortod Lot of Naw Tablo Potatoes. Old , I Potatoes, Cabbages, Poas, Beans, Rhubarb, ' ■' ■ ■ Herbs, Onions, Bacon, Hams, Beef, Bnttor, -• ■ 50 Chcoso, 6 kegß Taranaki Pat Batter, iU . -.I sacks New Plymouth Bran, Sharps, Oats. ' 9 Maize, Wheat, Flour, Oatmeal J| FRUIT- Apples, Peare, Pluma, Chorrios* §1 M Lemons II GROCERIES, &c—Tea, CoilVtv Sugar, Bi»- I cuits, Louies, Vinegar, Currie, Soap, Blue, i.1 H Blacking. Vestas, Matches, Arrowroot j il Ginger, Peel, II On Sale Pssvately. at AUCTION PRICKS, 1 || FURNmJHIS DKPARTMKNT (Upstairs*. ■ ' '• 4'M A Lnrero and Genoral Aisortment of House-' ■ hold Furniture and Requisites, Sewing >d Machines, Pianos, &o. i ■ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, I AT MOON. 1 . GOOD INVESTMENT; '.'«% I VALUABLE CENTRAL CITY PRO- I PBRTY. 1 TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. I R. ARTHUR , ; J HAS been favoured with instructions 1 from the agent of Thos. Russell, C.M.G., 911 to sell by public auction at h>4 ilart, Queen^t., ' 1 on Wednesday, 16th, at 12 awk noon, I That centrally situated BLOCK OF FREE- . I HOLD CITY PROPERTY (opposite the • I Albert l aaitk), having a largo frontage to > I Victoita Quadrant, Bank-street, etc.. I sußdividod into Eloven Good Building • 1 Sites. Convenient sites for model lodg- 1 ing-houses, privato rcsidenco, etc. 1 Tho situation of this Proj-orty bo close to ' * I Queen and other leading stroots makes It a 1 desirable investmentt as it must shortly become ,y -;iS J very valuable. J Title—Land § Transfer Terms easy. '''"liiCfflß Plan onn i>s> soen at Mart. I MONDAY, JANUARY 14. » ■' J COMMENCING AT 11 O'CLOCK. v. | I GRAND PIANO BY ROMHILDT. , M GRAND PIANO BY ROMHILDT, ■ f 1 HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNT. TURE AND EFFECTS, CRYSTAL '. GLASS PLATE, Ac, &c, &o^ ' i; v .; AT THE RESIDENCE OF DAVID ITEAJf, ESQOttll,', SVMONDS-STREET, NEARIT OPPOSMK | THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. G"ABRIEL IjEWIS " |_| AS received instructions to Sell by :..~»i -*-■*- Auction, as above, at 11 ctjock Monday, January 11, THE WHOLK OF TUB ABOVE HAND SOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ,i AND PLATE, AS PKR CATALOGUE. ■ i CATALOGUE NOW READY. ' _'' ■ '■ fifß The Auctioneer desires to state tint it wonH be supcrnuous to give detail in above Adver- ' "■ tiscment, as tho Articles are Very Numerous, and as Catalogues are now ready, Intending Purchasers can have same ua application, ON VIEW AT 9 O'CLOCK MORNINO OF SAIX. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. THURSDAY, JANUARY 17. THE REMUERA YARDS. TmOR SALE, at the Rerouera Yarda, on X' Thursday, January X, 60 Choice Fat Cattle, from. Pali and Awltn l^^N^^Wefc^^^ J fiOO Fat Sheep and Lambs, from Waikato. Dairy Cows, Store Cattlo Fat and Store Pigs. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THE HAYMARKET ° ° L C A L E TUfiSPAY, JANUARY 22, At 12 o'clock. '••■ ;: : Jj&