LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

Tho Groat Fire in London,

London, January 17th (ovening.)—Tho fire which broke out at Cornhill this morn ing caused the destruction of Messrs Silver and Co.'s building, tho whole premises being completely gutted. Through tho efforts of the firemen the ilames were pro vented from spreading to the aijoining buildings. Tho War in tho Soudan. Cairo, January 17.—The latest news to hand from the Soudan states that the in surgents have cut off any possible retreat of tho Egyptian garrison from Sennaar, and have blocked the river Nile below Duem. Bishop Moran and the Archbishopric of Sydney. Rome, January 17.—The Propaganda has solected Bishop Moran as successor to the late Most Rev. Roger Bede Vaughan in the Archdiocese of Sydney. Tho Invalid Elections. Sydney, this day. —It is announced that Government intend introducing in Parlia ment a Validating Bill to meotthe constitu tional difficulty which has arisen in connec tion with the election of some mombers of tho present Ministry through an informality in connection with the "Gazette" pro clamation. Mr Town's Thoroughbred Salo. At the sale of A. Town's Hobartville horses yesterday, the lots offered realised £13,500. The highest prico given was £1,300 for a yearling filly. Resignation of the Governor of Victoria, Melbourne, this day.—Tho Marquis of Normanby leaves for England via San Francisco in April next. The "Argus" to-day alluding to His Excellency's depar ture warmly eulogised tho manner in which ho has filled the position of Governor. Lord nnd Lady Rosoborry. Adblaidk, Friday. — Tho Earl and Countess of Roseberry are now in this city on route for England.

UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCHES.

District Meeting.

On ro-assombling after lunch yesterday, the subject of Mothodist Union was re-opened, Tho Roy. M. Baxter moving the following amendment: "This meeting, while fully appreciating tho kindly feoling which has moved tho various parties representing tho Methodist Churches in New Zealand in tho formulating of the basis of union now laid before it, regrets to observe tho absence of several of our most cherished principles ; while it moreover learns from documents placed before it that somo of the most im portant principles laid down in the docu ment aro not favourably regarded by several of the circuits, some of which aro among the most important of them, and therefore can not recommend to our colonial churches tho adoption of the said basis, nor to tho approbation of tho Homo authorities." Having mos-ed the amendment, he reserved his speech to later on in the meeting, as he, being an old man, felt tired with tlio effort he had already put forth. The Rev. H. B. Redstone, of Wellington, seconded tho amendment, remarking that he would bo no agent in any movement that would tend to curtail the liberties of their members; ho would take no steps that would lessen the libertios they at present enjoyed. He had been a Free Methodist minister 21 years, and had been happy in tho work, and was not'favourablo to tho union. He had brought the matter before his own church, and without him preducing them at nil, they resolved that they would retain their connection with tho Homo body if so allowed, and not join in the proposed union. If the basis has to be accepted we must sur render two fundamental principles of our church polity, free representation and circuit independence. Therewas no probability that that if tho union was effected that their own congregations would coalesce with tho congregations of the other Methodist churches, nnd he contended there was nothing to gain by such union.—The Rev. j. Whito said his own convictions had been deepening on this matter, and what ho had learnt had not weakened his impressions of tho benefits of Methodist union. He held It to be the right and duty of the church to adopt its polity to tho requirements of its own times. He thought that a great deal that had been said against union had its re lation to the past and not to the present. Church polity was to him a subordinate thing as compared to carrying on the work of God successfully. He believed that amalga mation would tend to cherish all tho good elements amongst them and supress all the evil ones. He passed on to speak of the limited spheres they possessed for the right employment of their talents, and the adaptation of men to tho particular tastes and requirements of their different churches, with an united church, thore would be greater scopo and more ex tended spheres. Ho' briefly traced the origin of this movement back to the ecumenical conference, and ho hailed with delight the signs of the times as indicating a better spirit amongst them, and he be lieved the movement was of God.—Mr Bouring, of Christchurch, followed with a few remarks, maintaining that this was a preacher's question, that it arose with the ministers, and that the members did not desire it, nor took any steps to bring it about.—Rev. R. Taylor next addressed the assembly. He maintained there was little difference in the policy of their own de nomination and that in tho proposed basis. He was very pleased with tho large concessions that had been made. The Wesleyans in New Zealand wero very liberal-minded, and inclined to liberal policy. He pointed out that out of 14 reserved questions usually retained by them for the Conference's consideration. They had given up 13, and only retained the one relative to ministerial character being enquired into by the clergy alone. He also pointed out that out of 11 circuits in their district 8 had declared in favour of the Union, and only 3 against it, and every cirouit that had voted against it, excepting one, was a dependent circuit. As to any fear of want of rivalry, what with other denominations and the Salvation Army there was need for fear in this respect.—Mr Knott expressed himself in favour of the Union, and warmly urged the claims of the ministers to their confidence and esteem. —The Rev. E. 0. Perry took up the idea of this Union question being a minister's question, and asked, if admitting it as such, 3 it was to be pooh-poohed on this account. Had not the ministers taken the initia tive in any important movements in the connection. He loved his own denominational principles, ho had loved them from his youth, and had tried to un derstand them, but still ho thought the circumstances demanded tho union, and they did not take the tide at its turn.—Mr Cole (Mount Eden) then spoko to the reso lution and called attention to the fact of their relative strength and position as com pared with the Wesleyan body as set forth in tho tabular statement published, asking what the Wesleyans had to gain by the union. He spoko of their non-advance, and attributed it to remorals and sparcity of their places oi worship, and thought the union to be a desirable event.—Mr William Elesher took up the subject and pointed out tho comparative rates of progress between their own and other Methodist bodies, and found that they had nothing to bo ashamed of. There had not been a year in which there had not beon an increase. Ho thought that all arguments advanced in favour of union were simply arguments of expediency; there was not any one who would tell them there was anything upscriptural in their nolitv He then went on to speak on tho question as to whether the advantages to Re pained would repay the sacrifices they would havo to make. Ho maintained that by the union tiie ministers would gain an acquisition of power. He deprecated this. This was said to bo an ago of progress. What of progress was thero for them in the proposed basis, as regards liberal principles? To adopt theso conditions would be to put tho clock back 90 ycara. They would be creating a number of persons who could take thoir seats in the Conference without election or without being representatives of any constituency. —The time for adjotirn rpent having arrived, the session was closed by singing and prayer.

This Morning's Sittings. At 9.30 the Assembly again met and Mr Flesder proceeded to speak against tho terms of the proposed basis. Messrs Saun ders, Copeland, and Tattersall spoke in favour of union, and then Mr MacFarlane made his reply and the votes on the amend ment of Mr Baxter taken (which amend ment is given abovo), the result being four for the amendment and thirteen against it. The Assembly roso at 12.45 for lunch, to resume at 2.30.

' When beating up the harbour this morn ing the ship Turakina took the ground just inside the North Head and stuck there for nearly half-an-hour. More pilot trouble. The final sitting in Chambers prior to the law vacation takes place on Tuesday next, and on Wednesday and Thursday. His Honor Mr Justice Gillies will sit in banco to clear off arrears of business.

TELEGRAMS.

|fro_i our own correspondent.]

Te Aroha, this day.—Ai the Battery, the New Find, Colonist, and Premier, havo four berdans, each going on tailings, New Find tailing's shaping about 2ozs per 'oad, and that from the other mines loz. The New Find has between 200 and 300 tons to put through. The reef was cut in the low level on Monday, and shows gold apparently quite as rich as above. It has been cut into four feet, and when the well is reached the manager will probably call tenders for driving on it both ways. Two driving contracts have just been let, and tho manager of the Premior talks of letting tho contract next week. I believe some of tho managers havo been canvassing the ad visability of letting stoping contracts. No secret is made of tho fact that the managers have found it impossible to get men from Thames or elsewhere.

Tho Waitoa oat crop is estimated to yield 37 bushels per acre.

Mr Mltcholson's Movoments.

Te Aroha, this day.—Tho Hon. Mr Mitchelson left for tho Thames by special coach this afternoon, en route for Auck land. Ho should reach Auckland to morrow morning.

Rossi-Li,, this day.—Soiled : lona. Pas sengers : Rev. Burrows, Edwards, Messrs Rostell and family, Earl, White, Howard, Trollopo, W. Cains, Hughes, Allen, L. Goll'e, and numerous others.

Christchurch, this day.—A heavy rain from tho south-west fell throughout the whole of last night, and tho weather is still very threatening and cold.

MINING NEWS.

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Thames, this day. Caledon-ian. — Tho low- level scheme for developing this property has been modified to the extent of eommoncing the tunnel upon a lcadcrintersected atthe64o-feot level, about 100 feet southward of tho starting point previously proposed. This alteration will not materially affect the general scheme, and will havo the advontogo of pro specting a lodo. It is only intended to follow the leader as long as it maintains the requisito course for the tunnel. Tho manager will proceed at once with tho re moval of the rock drill and air compressor, hired from the Moanataiari Company. The contract will bo let for the first section of the tunnel ns soon as tho Deep Level Cross rise the holes to tho winze, and provide suitable ventilation in tho 640-foet level.

Dauwi>.-.—The footwall branch of the reef has been intersected in tho cross-cut, but consists of a series of disturbed veins and threads of quartz. The manager bus with drawn his men thenco, and commenced to sink a winzo in the main lode from tho chamber of the 150 feet levol where tho bost gold was found when opening out.

New Prixce Imperial.—The winze on No. 2 reef, below No, 5 lovel, produced Gibs specimens yesterday afternoon superior to any obtained since sinking was com menced.

New Manuka*;,—A trial parcel of about 10 tons from the leaders at 100 feet level is being crushed at tho Golden Crown battery,

A BREEZE IN THAMES TOWN COUNCIL

The Town Clerk Censured,

[by TELEGRAPH. —OWX CORUESrONnKNT.]

Thames, this day. The proceedings nt tlio meeting of Thomes Borough Council last night wero particu larly animated, during tho discussion of the recent action of Mr Dean, Town Clerk, in suspending Mr Mason, relieving officer. A very abject apulogy from the latter was received, coupled with a request for rein statement, and Mr McCullough moved that the apology bo accepted, and his reinstate ment agreed to. Tho question was then raised whether tho Town Clerk had authority to suspend a snbordionate official, all present excepting Mr Speight holding that ho had. Eventually, the motion was carried by four votes against one. Sir MoGowan then moved that the action of the Town Clerk was both injadiciouy and uncalled for, which Mr Speight seconded. In the discussion which ensued, Mr Speight accused Mr Dean of personal interest in the prosecution of Mr Mason, for which Mr Dean gavo him the lie direct, but added that if the police had not taken the matter in hand, he would have dono so.

Mr Speight: Just so. You felt a deep interest, and after punishing him by law, you made use of your position to attempt dealing with him a second time, until an apology had been extracted from him. After further discussion of a less forocious nature, the resolution was carried by three votes against two. At tho conclusion of the meeting, Mr Dean expressed his intention of resigning the post of Town Clerk, and nt once giving tho requisite six months' notice.

NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH FOR PONSONBY.

The Roman Catholic residents of Ponsonby have resolved upon erecting a new church in that district. With this objoct in view a meeting was held in St. Mary's Convent last evening. His Lordship Bishop Luck presided, and the Rev. Father Walter Mac donald was also present. His Lordship, in his opening remarks, explained that a sum of £1,000 would be required to erect the church. Towards this he would give £100 on condition that four others gave a similar sum. Mr Lynch suggested that the monoy should be raised by means of subscription list. His Lordship again expressed a desire that four others would follow his example, when Mr P. Darby said he would con tribute £100, £50 if the church was started within 12 months, and £50 upon its com pletion. At the suggestion of the Rev. Father Walter, a subscription list was then opened, and headed with the sums named. Father Walter gave £10 towards the new church, and £5 towards shingling the old building. The latter was, he said, a very necessary work. Other donations in behalf of the new church fund were received from every member of the congregation present. Mr Mahoney gave £50, and Mr Macdonald t'2o; while numerous other promises from £10 downwards brought the total up to £377 2s. Father Waiter agreed to take tho matter in hand himself, and solicit sub scriptions. A vote of thanks to His Lord ship terminated the proceedings.

Auckland Sharemarket.

January 18. National Insurance—Buyers, 23s Auckland Gaa—£9 17s Cd Union Sash ond Door—£7 10s Caledonian—Buyors, 12s fid ; sellers. 13s 3d Queen of Beauty—2s 2d, 2s Gd ; buyers, 2s 6d sellers, 3s 6d Princo Imperial—22s; buyers, 21s Gd Caledonian Low Level—Cd, 7d ; buyers, Cd; sellers, 7d Darts—Sellers, Gs

Waiorongomai—Sellers, Is New Find—9s Cd ; Boilers, 10s JOSEPH NEWMAN, Chairman.

KAIPARA SHIPPING.

Helensville, this day. — Arrived, at tho Heads: Brig Wave. Darqaville, this day.-rArived; Annie Wil son.

Mpssrs B. Tonks and Co. sold the following racing privileges :—Takapuna: Gates. £106, L. Adams; Grand Stand bor, £13, Mr Corbett; No. 1 booth, £32105. Anderson; No. 2 booth, fl '4, do.; fruit stall, sole right, £3, Alison; cards, £13 W. Adams. Eight Hours Demonstration (Domain): No 1 booth. £21, Corbett; No. 2 booth, £16, Gallery; fruit stall, £9 10s, Wright; cards, £2, Doran. Mr Joseph Newman notifies by advertise ment that the placing of a booth for the sale of liquor on the Domain Ground on tho 29th January would be illegal, the Domain not being within any district, and there fore removed from the control of the city and suburban committees.

Mr W. Lowe, shipwright, has called upon us with reference to the proposal of the Re gatta Committee in making the Champion Schooner Race a handicap event. He says that as a representative of the ship wrights employed at the North Shore he wishes to state that all vessels should be allowed to _ sail "on their merits," and- that it is unfair to their builders that they should be handi capped. He says further that the ship wrights of themarine surburb are anxious to have the new schooner Eastwood Ho admitted, and offer to pay her entrance fee if she is allowed to take part, although slightly under the required tonnage.

SCHOLARSHIPS EXAMINA TIONS.

List of Successful Candidates.

It was announced at the Board of Educa tion this afternoon that Misses Snell, (90(1 marks), and Carries (574 marks), were only candidates at the Girls High School Examination were awarded scholarships. Tho highest possible number of marks were 1,400. The following report was sub mitted in reference to the annual examina tion of candidates for district scholarships and certificates of proficiency, held at Auckland, Thames, and Hamilton, on December 18th, 19th, and 20th. The following candidates attended : — Auck land : 49 boys, 70 girls ; Thames, 0 boys, 11 girls; Hamilton, 0 boys, 7 girls: total, 147. The total number last year was 130. Twelve district scholarships wero offered for competition. The list attached con t tins tho names of thirty-three candidates who qualified for scholarships and certifi cates. The number that qualified last year was nineteen.—lt is recommended that a scholarship bo awarded to each of the twelve candidates who stand first in order on the list, and that certificates of pro ficioncy be awarded to tho twenty-two can didates entitled to receive them.—Richard Hours.—The list of successful pupils in the Scholarships Examinations is as follows (the figures after the name signify the ajro, an 1 the figures after the place, the number of marks obtained); —

Winners of Scholarships. — Hugh Poland, aged IG, Tuakau school, 837 marks ; Wm. Robert Cooper Walker, 15, Otahuhu, S00; Jane Donaldson Grant, 14|, Ono hunga (Girls(, 795; Richard C. Maclaurin, 13$, Hautapu, 794; Annie Moses, 15.J, Welleßley • street, 783 ; Emma Helen Carter, 10, Ponsonby, 773; Caspar Alex ander Somadeni, IS, Ponsonby, 772; Robert John Gwynno, 15J, Hamilton West, 754 ; Agnes McKean Browning, 14, Puriri, 751 ; Martha Crooks, 17, Ponsonby, 747; David Hamilton Jackson, 14, Wollesley street, 745 ; Catherine Elizabeth Barry, 15, Wcllesley-streot, 743.

Certificates of Proficiency. — Arthur Gittos Cooke, 15, Ponsonby, 735; Ellen Robb, 1(5, Onehunga Boys', 733; Mary Ellen Dempsy, IGA, Nowton East, 728; John Pollock Elliott, 154, Puriri, 718 ; Geo. McGibbon, 14, Nowton East, GS9 ; Walter Robert Beaver, 17, Onehunga Boys', GSG ; Albert Fuller Ellis, 14, Cambridge District High School, 083; Margaret Bell, 14, Wairoa South School, 682; Edward Birtchnell Gillfillan, 13, Wellesley-street School, G72; William Collins, 16, Nelson street, 668 ; Frances Elizabeth Piekon, 15, Onehunga Boys', GG3; Agnes Hawkins, 15J, Wellesley - street, 656 ; James Morris Scott, 15, Nowton East, 65G; Lily Maudo Thompson, 15, Nowton East School, 651; John Hogg, 14, MountHobson School (Boys'), 637 ; Annie Elizabeth Morgan, 16J, Cambridgo District High School, 64K; William Somervillo, 13, Onehunga Boys' School, 644; Mary Ann Heigh way, 15, Parawai School, Gil ; Mary Ethel Owen, IGJ, Ponsonby School, 636; Bertha Faith Picket), 124, Onehunga Girls School, 034; Henry Gill, 15J, Otahtihu School, 617.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1884



Miscellaneous Wanteds. WANTED, Cook (30s), General Servant (Gisborno). Lady Help, Gonerala (hotels, town and country), 30 nrlvato families, Lads, Nurses, and Nurse Girls. Boardmg-houso to lot; Grocery Business, town, tor salo; Fur nished House, dolightfully situated, &c. Many good Servants wanting places. — Mrs Whit combo's Registry. yEIIG Elt WANTED. Applications (In writing) will bo received at the olllce of Messrs Bober and Rowlings, Fort street, Auckland, until 4 o'olook p.m. on THURSDAY, 21th inst.,froni porsons willing to undertake the Duties of Verger, Church-cleaner, &c, at St. Mark's Church, Homucro. Full particulars may bo obtained by porsonal application to the undersignod, at the above address, between the hours of 10 nnd II n.ui. R. K. BABER. Jon. 18,1881. Hon. Sec. St. Mark's Vostry. TO TAILORS AND DRAPERS.— Wuntod. Engagement by an experienced Cuttor; can till time with Bowing.—Address Cutter, Star Ofllce, BOOT TRADE.—Wanted, 3 or 4 Girls as Apprentices to the Machining, nlno Hoys for tho llench.—Henry Davy, Crown Boot Factory, Groy-Btreot. GLASSWORKS, Freeman's Bay.— Saturday afternoon, from 2 to 6. Admin' sion, fid. Each Visitor receives ono Glass Jug. —M. Cook and Sons. Lolly Jars, 1b each. WANTED KNOWN.—Wo are selling Ladies' Costumes from as 1 Id. They aro only half their usual price—Samuol Coombes and Co., Queen-streot. Corporatiou Notices. fil'T V OF AUCKLAND. NOTICE. Vulcan Lane (between Queen and Hlgh streots) is Closed for Wheel Trallie during building alterations. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's ofllce, Jan. 18th, 1881. piTY OF AUCKLAND, LICENSES TO SELL AND STORE KERO SENE AND OTHER DANGEROUS GOODS. Notice Is hereby given that Licenses expiring on tho 31st instant must bo renewed on or before that date. P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Ollico, January 16,1881. 338 /~IITY OF AUCKLAND. FIXING LEVELS. It is hereby notified that It is the Intention of the City Council of Auckland to fix tho lovols of JKRVOIS ROAD (Ponsonby Ward). > Plans may bo Been in tho City Engineer's Office, High-street, Auckland, within ollico hours ; and all persons interested heroin, or liablo to be aggriovod thereby, will bo heard by the City Council at o meeting to bo held on THURSDAY, tho 31st day of January, ISBJ, at 6 3>l p.m. All objections must be made in writing, ad dressed to the Council, and sent to thorn not loss than ten days before the dayappointod on which to hear objection". P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, December 22, 18:3. 328 Shipping. a. >_ff "OARQUE LUTTER yiISk^cA -D WORTH, CAPT. H. _&fP*fP&\t PEARSON, FROM LONDON. ,]Sg||lS°fg^ Tho above vessel having '" MißWSstf"-"--- entered at the Customs, Con signees aro requested to pass entries, pay freight, and obtain dolivery ordors for Goods at once. Cargo impeding the vessel's di3ohargo will be landed and stored at Consignees' risk and expense. Captain Pearson will not ho responsible for any Debts contracted by any member of his Crew without his written order. Tonders for Dischargo of above vessel's Cargo are requested to be sent to our ofllce not later than 11 a.m. of TO-MORROW (Saturday), the 10th instant. CRUICKSHANK & CO., Agents. 18. Queen-streot, Auckland, January 18,1531. ay* rfIHE NEW ZEALAND s%&hk& J- SHIPPING COS. LINE. ■**^§E_3ffiß»T SHIP TURAKINA. .ijjlllggllip, FROM LONDON. Consignees aro requested to pass entries and obtain delivory orders from the undersigned for their goods without delay. Cargo impeding tho dischargo of the vessel will be landed nnd stored at Consignees' risk and expense. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIITING COMPANY (limited), Agents. Auckland 18th January, lgjjL JLtJAir 1W" 0 T I C E". ftWfJ^Xj* Tho s.s. MANUKAU will s*"not sail for Waiuku on MON aE-^2"" DAY, 21st inst., as advertised on tho Ist page.-J. BARR BROWN. Gazette in Bankruptcy, T N BANKRUPTCY. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDKN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of "Tho Bonkruptcy Act, 1881,'' ond of tho Bankruptcy of Hopkins Clarice, of Korikeri, in the Provincial District of Auck land, a Bankrupt. Notice is horcby given that by an order of tho said Court at Auckland, the above-named Hopkins Clarko was this day adjudicated a Bankrupt within tlio intent and meaning of tho above mentioned Act. Tho first mooting of Creditors will ,be held at my office. Supreme Court Buildings, in the City of Auckland, on FRIDAY, tho 2oth day of January instant, at 12 o'clock (noon). Dated this 18th day of January, 1881. ' " " JOHN LAWSON, Official Asaigneo in Bankruptcy. E U I T S V R U P~S~ MADE WITH C AN D Y. BY A NEW PROCESS. F. C. SHARLAND, Sole Agent. Suitable as Adjuncts to •JEHATED WATERS: GINGERETTE. GINGER A DE. GINGER ALE SYRUP, RASPBERRETTE, MORELLA CrlkßßY.&a, BLACK CURRANT SYRUP, GREEN GINGER WINE. CLARIFIED LIMEJUICE, LIMEJUICE SYRUP, LIMEJUICE CORDIAL F. C. SHARLAND, Apot_ieca_.ies Hall, Opposite Post-office.



Wanted. WANTED, for Kawakawa Colliery, Ten Experienced Coal Miners.—Apply to Hay Coal Co., 75, Queen-street. WANTED, Man to Cart away old boxes, casks, and rubbish at once—Apply at Thos. Melville's, High-street, near Shortland street. ANTED, (i Bench Hands; must be Bteady men.—Apply at once, Cairett Bros., Wakelleld-street. WANTED, Carpenter to remove and re-shinglo stable and outhouse. —E. Williams, corner ot Selwyn and Picton streets. WANTED, a General Servant; refer ences required ; two others kept.—Apply to Mrs C. S. Sluiylc George, Grafton Road. W~ ANTED, a Man for Chaff-cutting and general Store work.—Patcrson and Co., Lorne-Btreet. WANTED, a Mate for schooner Wol ' come.—Apply on board. WANTED, a Good Man to Plough.— Apply John Lamb, 39, Queen-street. WANTED, First-class Trousers and Vest Hands—Apply J. Williams, Tailor. Victoria-street. WANTED, Four Boilermakers and One General Smith.—James Mclntyrc, One hunga. W~~ ANTED, a Man to Sink a Well.— Chas. Layer, Kyber Pass. WANTED, a Competent Head Circular- Saw Hand for Ohaupo Sawmill.—Apply at Waitcinqta Hotel. WANTED, a Carter, none but a first class hand need apply.—Apply R. and It. Duder. WANTED, by an Experienced Com mercial Clerk, with II rsl.-class references, a Rc-cngiigomeiit..—VM, Star Oilice. WANTED, Situation as Accountant in Country Store or Saw Mill, or would' be generally usol'iil.-AVH. Star Olllce. ■ WANTED, by a steady Young Man, Employment; willing to mako himself useful at anything. Six years' experience in Manchester warehouse. — Address, M.H.W., Stau Olllue. WANTED, a Youth to Milk and make himself generally useful; good home- Apply to George Shelley, Devonport Dairy, Devonport. ANTED, a Boy. — Apply French Bakery, Hobson-street. WANTED, a Respectable Boy.—Apply between 12 and 1 to-morrow (Saturday) to T. Peacock, Optician, Shortland-street. WANTED, a Smart Boy. -Apply to J, C. Sharland and Co., Yictoria-streot East. i WANTED, at once, a Strong Boy who can milk and drive well.—Apply Can terbury Cottage. Grey -street; WANTED, a smart Boy for a Butcher's Shop.—M. Breorlcy, Victoria-street. WANTED, a Boy ; one used to tho Butchering preferred. — It. Sandall. Upper Syiuondß-Btrcet. WANTED, 5 or 0 Strong Lads for pulling down brick buildings in Vulcan Lane.—Apply Thos. Colbrook, Contractor. WANTED, a Smart Lad as Messenger, &c.—Apply at Tho Pharmacy.Quoon-Bt, WANTED, by Lady, experienced, good business person. Engagement—House keeper or any place of trust.—Apply "Mel boiirno," Star Olllce. WANTED, by Lady of tirst-closs ex perience, Situation 11s Saleswoman ; has thorough knowledge of Millinery ; can take charge ot any department; highest references; town or country.—Address YX, Star Ollico. WANTED, a good Barmaid, for up suiire Bar. — Apply Greyhound Hotel, Queen-street. WANTED, an experienced Dressmaker; must bo first-class; references re quircd.—Dunne, Hall & Co., Quoen-atreot. "\Vf ANTED, a good Tailoicss (trousers TT and vest hand) ; also, apprentices.— Apply S. Bowring, Tailor, etc., (il), Vlctoria-at. WANTED, n good General Servant for family of four: 710 children.—Apply to Miss Harker, Grafton Road. ANTED, a General Servant in a small family (0110 child) whero another ser vant Is kept; references required.—Apply after 6 p.m. to Mra llighton, St. Stephen'a Road, Parnell. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply to Mrs Wators, Upper Quecm street. WANTED, a General Servant.— Apply Mrs O'Dowd, Naval Hotel. Pitt-street. WANTED, n good General Servant; easy place.—Miss Manning, John-street, Moiint Eden. "VX/ANTED, a good General Servant V T ablo to cook.—Apply betweon 6 and 9 p.m. to Mrs Q3horne, City Road. WANTED, a good General Servant; must understand good plain cooking.— Apply at onec, Panama House, Lower Symonds etrcct. WANTED, a Good Cook.—Apply Mrs Alfred Buckland. Newmarket. WANTED, aNursomaid. with rcftrences, not under IC—Apply Mrs Grovoa Aickin, Park Road, In the evening. ANTED, a respectable Girl as Nurse maid. — Apply to Mrs Banks, Logan Bunk, Jeriuyn-strect. ANTED, a Girl, 17 or 18, to assist in Housework.—Mrs McGarry, Epsom. "\%T ANTED, Board and Residence for on TT Elderly Gentleman partially invalided. State terms, to include attendance. —X, STAR OlilCC; WANTED, Five or Six Respectable Boarders. First - class accommodation. Terms moderate—Apply Mrs Buckley, Private Boarding-houso, Upper Queen-street. WANTED, a Young Gentleman ns Boarder, 5 minutes from Queen-street; terms moderate—Apply Double-story House, third past. chool. Nulson-strect. WANTED, by a Young Man (Bachelor), a Shop, with one or two rooms; rent must be moderate.—Address EAL, Post-olllcc. WANTED, on March 1, a pleasantly situated Dwelling within a moderate distanco of town; must have 5 bedrooms.—Full particulars and rental to "J.L.," Box 233, P.O. Wf ANTED, a Room, with fireplace; . T fiiriilshod or unfurnished.—V.V.. Star Ollico. WANTED, l'npils for Carpenters' and Builders' Drawing Class, hold iv V.M.C.A. on Tuesday and Thursday Evenings, at 7..10. New Term commences Ist February.— Apply at Class, or to It. M. Fripp, 9, Hoffman's Buildings. ANTED to Hire, with option of Pur chaso at reasonable price, Useful Horse, Buggy, and Harness in serviceable condition.— Apply Star office "WANTED to Hire, Piano for 3 months. V T -Apply to LRS, Star Olllce. WANTED, tho Public to know that the Domain not being included in any Licensing District, ho Licensing Committee can legally issuo a conditional License for the sulo of Intoxicating Drink.—Joseph Newman. WANTED, a Small Store convenient to Queen-Btreet. — Apply "1.N.H.." Star ofllce. ANTED, overybodv to see the Stock of Clothing, Shirts, and Hots nt J. Gilmour's, Upper Symonda-stroct, also a Shop next door to Masonic Hall, Newton. ANTED, Country Settlers to buy Milk Pans, Milk Strainerß, &c, &c, at F. Roycroft & Co.'s, Ironmongers, Victoria-street. WANTED.— Do you want Money on Freehold, Personal, or other security?— Apply to J. R. Sanderson, Mercantile Chambers. Bills disco'lfcted. WANTED, the Ladies to know that M-iuro and Milligan's Millinery Depart ment is now replete with all the latest English and French novelties for the present season. ANTED TO PURCHASE, a Second hand Hand-cart. State price anil where to be seep.— Address " A.E.," Star Office. WANTED TO PURCHASE, a Cottago in Lower Nelson-street or its vicinity.— Apply D. F. Evans, Land and Estato Agent, Queen-street. WANTED, Purchasers for Choice and Novel Christmas, New Year, and Birth day Cards, &c. Fancy and General Stationery at Low Prices. New Books at Published Prico. —H. White, Stationer, corner of High-street and Vulcan Lane, Auckland. WANTED to Rent, with view of Pur chasing, House of four or more rooms near Hobson-street.—Apply by letter, " Paris," Star Office. WANTED SEEN—The Family Calico at 5s 9d per dozen.—Somuol Coombes & Co.. Canada Buildings, Qucon-streot- WANTED KNOWN-That Williams's Circassian Hair Renewer ia the only reliable preparation for Kcnewing Grey Hair and beautifying it;—as extensively used by tho celebrated Oircussian beauties. - Prepared by A. M. Williams, 2GB, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN-That Mrs T. E, Jqncs will not be leaving Auckland, in consequence of her husband returning from Sydney, the climato not suiting his health; the business will be carried on as formerly.' A £ew stock of Ladies' Underclothing, Baby men, Fancy Drapery, Wools, Crewels, will bo shown on Saturday, January 19.—Mrs T. E. Jones, Walker's Buildings, Karangabape Road. WANTED KNOWN—2,OOO Yards of Pompadour Prints at 33d, at Samuol Coombes and Co.'s, Canada Buildings, Queen street ANTED KNOWN—We have 2,000 Tweed Vesta from 9d each.—Samuel Coombes & Co., Canada Buildings. Quccn-st. WANTED KNOWN, that during our Sale wo aro almost giving away Lace Curtains.—Samuel Coombes and Co., Canada Buildings, Queen-streot. ANTED KNOWN-That you can get good Lamps at Low Price. from F Roycroft and Co., Ironmongers, Victoria-street. WANTED Known—That being direct importers, we are giving bettor value than any other house in town in Table and Dessert Knives, Table and Dessert Forks, Tea, Dessert, and Tablespoons, &c, &c—F. Roycoft and Co., Victoria-street WANTED KNOWN.—Remnants! IT Remnants! —All Remnants (accumu lated after the season's trade) selling at enor mously Low Prices, at J. H. Hannan's, Draper, Victoria-street. WANTED KNOWN-That you can got first-class Board and -Residence for 16s per week, all meals 9d, at the Sydney and Melbourne Cafe, known as tho Young Women's Institute. Upper Queen-streot, Burpassing any thing in Auckland. Strict attention and civility guaranteed.—W. GARRICH, Proprietor.



Wanted. i Wr-A-NTED KNOWN.—Newton Baths, 1 IT Steam Laundry.—Wilkinson & Morrow beg to inform the inhabitants of Auckland that they luivo commenced business in tho abovo lino In Pltt-atreet, Newton, and aro prepared to ' recoivc and oxecute orders on the shortest notige. ANTED—When you are in Hobson street e_, i and see the largo and choico stock of Mosgiel Tweeda juat opened for the coming season, at Munro and Milligon'B. WANTED KNOWN—We have 200 Trousers and Vests at 12s Od, worth 255. —Samuel Coombes & Co.. Canada Buildinga, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN, — Cheap New and Second-hand Furniture, Pots, Pans, Wash-tubs and Boards, Bedding, Bedsteads, Chests Drawers, Child's Cots, and all kinds of Household Furniture at lowest prices, at Austen'n Variety Store, 310, Upper Queen-street, under Young women's Institute. WANTED KNOWN—That F. Roycroft and Co., Ironmongers. Victoria-street, are the Cheapest in town for all kinds of Builders', General, and Furnishing Iron mongery. ANTED KNOWN—Cheap Timber I Cheap Timber I And all othor kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywhere elso at the yards of D. QOLDiK. Albort-Btroet WANTED KNOWN. — A magnificent lot of Black Cashmere Dolmans, all Half-price during tho Sole.—Samuol Coombeß and Co., Queen-Btreot. WANTED KNOWN—Wo are soiling a grand Lino in Printed Satoens ot rid, usual la Cd.—Samuel Coombes & Co., Canada Buildinga. Queen-street. VXTANTED KNOWN — In Jewellery VV Chorloß Kelsey & Co. keep no imita tions ; real silver and real gold only. A beoutif ul assortment of Ladies' Gold Ureas Kings, suitable for Christmas presents.—Charles Kelsey & Co., two doore below Morrin's, Ironmongers. WANTED KNOWN, Furniture Re moved.—Tho Auckland Receiving, For warding, and Parcel Delivery Agency, Cus toins-stroot, 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 moat reasonable terms. WANTED KNOWN.—We aro sellirg a Splendid Man's Hohnot Hat at 2s lid, usual price 12u od.—Samuel Coomboe and Co., Qiioon-streot. WANTED KNOWN, Mr It. Stokes having rented from the Now Zealand Insurance Company that Magnificent Billiard Saloon attaehod to the Newton Baths, In Upper Pitt-street, will bo glad to see his friends. The rooms are elaborately fitted with two flrat-cIoBS tables, with refreshment bar room adjoining; olicbs, draughts, and card tables ; also piano, No exponßC has been spared to meet tho requirements of the publio,—R, Stokes, Lessee. _________ WANTED KNOWN—We are soiling during our clearing solo Working Men s Bhirts at ll}d end Is (Id.—Somuol Coombeß & Co., Canada Buildinga, Quoen-stroot WANTED KNOWN, that every do sertption of Crockery and Glosßware can bo obtained at tho lowoßt prices at Boylan and Tonfleld's, jußt below Savings Bank. WANTED KNOWN.—We havo a large lot of aplondld Family Shirting, 72 ins. wide, at IOJd, worth Is (id.—Samuel Coombes and Co.. Canada Buildings, Queen-street. ANTED KNOWN, 2,000 yards of All-wool Costumettes at 12Jd, usual prico, 2a Cd.—Samuel Coombes and Co., Canada Buildings, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN—Charles Kelsej & Co. have a large and choice assort ment of Silver Jewellery, end as they keep no imitations, thoy guarantee everything thoy soil to bo real SUvur.—Charles Kelsoy & Co., two doora below Morrin b. Ironmongers. ANTED KNOWN—John Bascombo and Co. having procured tho Lease of J. E. Fitzgcrald'a, Esq., Gumficld, situated near Port Albort, and known as Okahikura Block, a Limited Number of Men will only bo allowed to dig. Application for permits to ho made to Mr W.Brlggs, Aratapu; or at tho Storo on tho field, where all information can bo obtained. Any person found digging without a permit will bo prosecuted. Dogß and guns strictly forbidden. WANTED Known.— Japanese Curios. —A beautiful oaaortmont of Japanese Curioß are now on view at Charleß Kelsey and Co.'a, comprising China Tea Seta, Plaques, Bowls, Jars, Cabinets, Glove Boxeß, Tea Cod dies, Bronzes. &c. Theso goods wero selected by Mr Singleton in - Yokohama. They aro thoroughly representative of Japan, and will bo found niOßt suitable for' presents at tills season of tho year. The prices are within reach of all, ranging from one Bhilling each to nearly ton pounds. Everyone should certainly ace them.— Charles Kelsey & Co., 'i doors below Morrin's. WANTED KNOWN.—S.s. Triumph.— Owing to the disaster to tho abovo ves sel, John Eaton is enabled to plaoo before his Customors a lOd plug of Tobacco for Gd, or Is Cd lb. J.K. has also on hand. Bacon, 5Jd per lb; bost Canterbury and Wairoa Cheese, Id lb; Hobart and Canterbury New Potatoes, 201b8 for is; New Onions, 121bs Is; Hobart Janiß.Cdand 6td ; Currants. 4}d; Raisins, 5d ; Hudson's Ex troot of Soap, 10 pkts for Is; Best Rico, 51bs for Is; English Pickles, fid ; tea. Is Gd, as good as purchased anywhere for 2b (Jd: white sugar, &c. -Noto the address : JOHN EATON, General and Provision Dealer, Cook and Hobson-strcots (next Critorlon Hotel). WANTED KNOWN.—We aro Selling Blankets nt nominal prices during the Sale.—Samuol Coombes and Co., Queen-street vy A N T E D TT N .0 XX N STEPHENSON'O TEI'HENSON'O GREAT CASH SALE NOW ON, FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. lIAVINO PURCHASED R. MASON'S STOCK OF 01-NUIUI. DlUri-HY AT A LARGE MS COUNT, AND UK lIAVINO PURCHASED THE SAME OFF H. FOUNTAINS, WE INTEND CLEARING IT AT ENGLISH COST. THE GREAT SUCCESS ATTENDING OUR LAST SALE DETERMINES US TO OFFER WITH R. MASON S OUR OWN WELL-ASSORTED AND VALUABLE STOCK AT ABOUT AND BELOW COST PRICE. COST PRICE. On Account of tho Depressed Stato of Trade and Lateness of the Season, we have Bought Large Parcels of Drapery at a Very Low Prico. Such being the Caso, Purchasers will find that they can Obtain Goods at a Much Lower Rato than they havo over been Offered in Auckland before Conn. Early and Test tiie Genuineness of this Cash Sale Now On. ALL GOODS ENTERED DURING SALE WILL BE CHARGED FULL PRICE. . MILLINERY, DRESSMAKING, AND TAILORING HY EXPERIENCED HANDS ON THE PREMISES. COSTUMES MADE UP ON TWENTY-FOUR HOURS' NOTICE. STEPHENSON'O TEPHENSON'O DRAPERY AND BALL WAREHOUSE, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. NEWTON. WANTED KNOWN. The King of Vegetable Tonics is NEIL & CLIFFORD'S HOP BITTERS. Arc being used by all classes — Merchants, Lawyers, Tradesmen, Seamen, Landsmen, Women, and Children. Thomost flatteringand overwhelming testimony of unmistakable benefit pouring in daily. 2s Gd a Bottle ; 5 Bottles fob 10s. DIARRHOEA POWT*r,R AND CHOLERA °M^%M^l%\^A I"s,no i tntS 1* t&Xt^t/AP 3 { an(l Bark <&\J& s-s-%^ ' X '-nest ~t>5*YS^&RY29, 1884. il, *=" %%P \*M 2nd Horse, 20 pc VScentj others, divit _, per oent. -cr. XT c £ only, and two stai IN *. *£» v v, OA.NEMO, -.„„,._ ' C/O F. TOMUNBOS. -,-. 1 BOTAN 'Barrel Hotel, i"anuEY s. __i_____________^_________________________i



For Sale. FOR SALE, Farms, Houses; week payments; small doposits; Hotels, Bu ; nesses. Boarding-houses, &c—Grant and Crc i san, 177, Qucon-streot FOR SALE, Three 400-gallon Corrugate Tanks, nearly new. — Clapton Cottag Seaficld A'lew Road. OR SALE, 1 Steam Hammer, lksw 1 Self-acting Latlie, with Gap, etc.—App: Mr Grey, T. & S. Morrin Sc Co.'s. FOR SALE, Bargains in Ironmongery o Saturday night at F. Roycroft and Co.' Victoria-street (few doors from Hobson Hotel). FOR SALE, a good strong Boat in firsi class order.—J. H. Witheford, opposil Jlr Dowdcn's, Ring Terrace. Ponsonby. 1 _7.0R SALE (Cheap), a Piano.—Apply t . Mr A. Bond, corner of Vulcan Lane an Queen street. IHOR SALE, 2 New 5-roomed Houses an. ! Workshop.—Apply J. XV. Pooley, Oxforc street, Newton Road, behind Star Hotel. FOR SALE, a First-class Farm of 35 aores volcanic land, all in good grass.- Alfred Buckland. FOR SALE or LEASE, tho Exchang Hotel, Kamo, in full working order.—Appl at once to W. J. Courtcney. or to R. Jenkinsor Builder, Lornc-street. I [TOR SALE, Newton, ten minutes wall ' from Qucen-stroet, first class 5-rooinci Cottage and large garden. Terms easy.—W V. Stevens, High-street Chambers. FOR SALE—HaIf-hour from Post-oflici by 'bus, 1-roomed Cottage and large allot ment; £10 down, balance weekly.— W. V Stevens, High-street Chambers. IT.OR SALE, Three Allotments of Lane ; in Wellesley-street, opposite Sale-street Freeman's Bay.—John Lockie, Wolvertoi House, Turner-street, Upper Qucun-atrect. IT.OR SALE, a Bargain, owner wishing ' to leave the colony, a Snug Little Pro perty (20 acres), within caty distance from towi by road or rail; good Cottage and Outbuildings Garden and Orchard,—Address, Box 118, Post ofllce, FOR SALE, Two Valuable Shops, wit! dwelling-houses and out-buildings, came: of Kyher Pass and Seailcld View Road;:. I good Drapery Business is now being curried on Stock and Fixtures may be taken at Valuation A splendid opportunity for a pushing man —Apply on tho promises, to T. B. Smith, FOR SALE, North Shore, noar Cholten ham Beach, a largo six-roomed House quite new. The allotment is CO by 150 t anc plantod with choico fruit trees and vinery Price, £3C5; JJ2OO can remain on niortgago.- Apply on tho properly to Mr John Bond Vuuxhall, or B, Tanner, 8, Queen-street. I^IOR SALE, a Large Well-built Hous. of 8 rooms, with bath-room, wash-house and largo garden; gas and water laid on the promises, all well drained; entrance hall, 13x5 situation, Selwyn-street, close to Ponsonbj Road.—J, Williams. Tailor. Victorla-stroct. FOR SALE, Allotment, DO x 50, Customs street Weßt, with Iron Store. Machinery &c, suitable for Hay, Corn and Firewood Dealer; long lease; prico £250. Also, Allotment! in College Road and Mount Eden. Leamington Road—a New 4-roomod Cottage. 50 x 99. prici £250.-Apply A. Scott and Co., Firth's Mill, 78, Queon-strcct. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE.-Beach Road, Devonport. A rare opportunity for ob taining a beach frontage. Eight-roomed House, with colonial oven, register grate, tank, out housea, &c, one minute's walk from Victoria Wharf; also, 5-roomed House, three minutes' walk from Victoria Wharf.—Benj. Tanner. 8, Quecn-Btrcct. FOR SALE, Cheap Cottages, near town. Wellington-street — Cottage four rooms, etc., £ O0; Hackci street—Cottage rive rooms and Two Allotments, £2iio; Montaguo-strcot— '.'ottago four rooms, etc., £160; Stanley-street— Cottage four rooms, etc.. £230; Onehunga—House seven rooms, stable, etc., £200; John street— Veranduh Cottage, five rooms, etc., £220; and many othors on application. — D. F, Evans, Houso and Estate Agent, Quoon-street 1710R SALE OR LEASE, An Enjoyable . Sea-side Villa Residence, known as the " K.yo of Ponsonby," now occupied by Mr J. H. Witheford, having a frontago of 60ft. to the harbour, with siiniliar street frontago. Tho houso Is substantially built with the best material, Blato roof, &c.; has 5 rooms, and servant's bedroom (detached), bath - room, copper, &c. The grounds are Btockod with rare and beautiful shrubs, fruit trees, &c„ and tho land slopos gradually to a Bhelly sandy beach, giving probably the best water frontage in Ponsonby. Situation ycry select. Panora mic viow of city and harbour. Price, £725. N.B.—The adjoining allotment, with 70ft. frontage, oan also bo had, if desired, on which is a newly-erected boat-house. (Bainbridgo't coach leaves Union Bank and passes the door.) Immedioto possession can bo given, as the owner is leaving Auckland.—Apply on the premises, or to Mr Witheford, Star Offico. Tfl O R SALE (PRIVATELY). Tho favourite s.s. LALLA ROOKH. Tonnage : Gross, CO; Net, -16. Now trading betweon Manukau and Waitara. For further particulars apply to G. JOHNSTON, General Manager South British Insuranco Co., Queen-Btreet, Auckland. TD. O R fl A L X BUILDING ALLOTMENTS and BUSINESS SITES in various parts, as follows :— PONSONBY—At from 15s per foot. (93) NELSON-STREET—At from £7 per foot. (18) CIIAPEL-STREKT-Good Building Sites. (19! RICHMOND ROAD-Good Allotments, £2 pei foot. (S6) COLLEGE ROAD—At from £5 5s per foot. PARNELL—CentraI, near Windsor Castle, £1 10s por foot. GREAT NORTH ROAD-Good position, cheap. MOUNT EDEN—At from 20a per foot. (101) EPSOM—Near Toll-bar, £2 10s por foot. ST. OEORGE'S BAY ROAD, PARNELL-AI £110s per foot (180) ANGLESEA-STREET—Good position, £1 pel foot. AND MANY OTHERS, on application to D. F. EVANS, LAND AGENT, QUEEN-STREET. LLOTMENTS.—Bayiieht (very cheap), also at Ponsonby, 22s Cd and 25s per foot Devonport, £2 per foot j Devonport (Melrose), £1 1. a ; Allotments at Mt. Roaklll, Mt Eden, New ton, Devonport, Nortlicoto, &c, &c. (cheap) long list of Houses and country properties oper for Inspection; Nowton (comer site), 2 House! and Allotment. £560. — WM. GULUVEK Ciombcf s Chambers, Quccn-slrcet. ' miMBER FOR SALE. - Kauri anc X Puriri. Ono Million feot (more or less) —Apply to A. Cunningham, Onehunga or Auek O CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS.- Splendid Building Sites in ccntro of thi City. All that valuable City Proporty in Short land-street, cornor of Mill's Lane, and situate between Messra A. Clark and Son'B warehousi and Messrs Bycrofts' Mill. This Freehold bcint in Buch a commanding and central position is i first-class investment for any Capitalists, aud if any inducement, the Vondor is willing ti allow nearly all the purchase money to reinaii on mortgage, being satisfied with the pros pective as well as tho present value of thi: Site —D. F. Evans, Land Agent DOUBLE-BARRELLED GUN For Sale -Harris's Storo, Cook and Vincent streets. INK! INK!—For Sale, Cheap, a iev pairs of Pads and soino Bottles of Inl (various colours).—Apply Star Office. DEVONPORT NORTH SHORE. FOR SALE: 7 Largo Allotments with beach frontage, hay ing magnificent view of Rangitoto and it: surroundings. 2 Allotments in Grey-strcot, near Victorii Wharf. A New Cottage in St Ann-street price £230. 5-roomed Houso, Melrose; corner lot, 50 x 200 Price, £375. 1-roomcd Cottage, Victoria Road, prico £225. 60 Quarter-aero Sections, in good positions. Wil be sold cheap. 5 Choico Allotments in Domain-street, nca English Church. i Lots, 47 x 230. on Lako Road, and adjoinini Flagstaff Hill. 11 Good Allotments, 44 x 125. near Mr J. V. Rußsell's, 50s per foot. Must be sold. 2 Lots (volcanic) in Kerr-strcet, 100 x 1.8, witi two cottages. £050, very cheap. 1 Lot near District School, good viow, 91 x IU Price £200. Apply to R. & R. DUDER, Devonport Stork. mo MEDICAL MEN AND OTHERS FOR SALE, THE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE DR. GOLDSBRO*. That very dcairablo and commodious Res: donco situate on Manukau Road, Parncl consisting of 11 Rooms, exclusive of Dressint rooms, Bath-room, Conservatory, Pantry, Was! house, &c, &c., &c.; fitted with gas and ever possible convenience; also, Stable, Cooct house, Man's Room. &c.; Buggy, Harness, &( The Furniture and valuable collection c Medical Works and Instruments of the lat Doctor is also offered for sole. This splendt property Mrs Goldsbro' has placed in my hand for immediate sale, which affords a splendid oi portunity, and one seldom met with, to secur ono of the best practices in Auckland. Coir, ments are superfluous ; suffice it to say that i is the rcsidenco and practice of the late Di Goldsbro' (of over 20year3' standing), which i sufficient guarantee of its worth and stability Cards and views and all particulars on opplica tion to D. F. EVANS. Land and Estate Agent. /~vN SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED 300 SACKS FEED OATS 200 „ MILLING OATS 100 , N.Z. MAIZE 50 „ FOWL WHEAT Also, always an hand— Wood's Flour, Bran, S-larps, Chaff, Onions, Canterbury Potatoes, Aucki.ani New Potatoes, Corned Beef, &c. Wholesale and Retail. ALBERT AND ROBERT EATON, PRODUCE MERCHANTS, Fort-street (next to Customs-house). SA MU E L WHIT! HAS FOR SALE AT THE YARE CUSTOMS-STREET :- Per 100. Puriri Posts £fi 10s Very Good Puriri Posts .. ..7 10 Hobart Rails ' .. 90 Sawn Puriri Posts Bx3 .. .. 16d eel Sawn Heart Kauri Boards, Cx 3 .. 18s pr 10 Split Palings .. .. ■.. .. 10 Hobart Rails BO Sawn Rlmu Ralls Go Titree Rails 70 Kauri Posts Is each Shingles, House Blocks. &c m tt ___ m _____^m_w_____________mmmm



To Let ly nnO LET or for Sale, 4 to 10-roome si- JL Housosand Allotments, Farms, Businosse: >s- —Grant and Crossan, 177, Queen-street. -: nnO LET, Shop, centre Queen-street "1 JL suitable for Tobacconist's Shop; reasor c, able rent—Grant and Crossan, 177, Queon-stroe; - rjiO LET and For Sale, a (i-roomed Hous "• JL in Norforlk-atrect, Ponsonby.—For particr, 0* lars apply William Rosser, on the Surrey Hill _ Kstate. 11 nnO LET, a nice House at Northcote, nea s, JL wharf, with every convenience and a largi Garden.—Apply to J. H. Hannan, Draper, Vie r toria-strect. :c rf.o LET, Sliop, with handsome plate-glasi JL window, in Wakc-ield-street, adjoinim tho Clarendon Hotel.—Apply J. M. & J " Mowbray, Land Agents, Fort-street. 0 BE LET. a fine House, top oi George's Bay Road, Upper Parnell, jus: [* now finished (loth), in one or in two.—W. E I Sadler. „ nnO LET, in Gladstone Road, Parnell, JL Beautiful 5-roomed Cottage, nnd Allot ~ mont 5(1 x 120, fronting two street;.— XV. and J, _ Frater, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. c rpO LET, 6-roomed Houso, well finished 7 JL and pleasant view, Oliphant-street, Ver '■ mont-street, Ponsonby; rent, 14s.—Inquire Mr _ C. Longbottoiu, on the premises. '_ '*|*CrORTHCOTE.—To Let (Furnished), a I I _Ll Delightful Summer Rotreat Houso, 8 * rooms; plate and linon; sea bathing.—D. F. _. Evans, Land Agent. c "OONSONBY ROAD.-Shop and Dwell ' JL ing House To Let in the best business part of Ponsonby, near All Saints' Church; im mediate possession,—1). F. Evans, Land Agent. 1 ~~ ;m0 L E T ; (Furnished), * THE RESIDENCE OF W. MOTION, ESQ., 1 WESTERN SPRING LODGE, * Willi 12 to 17 acres Land. r Full particulars from D. F. EVANS, Land and Estate Agent. Goodson's London Arcade. > - -- ; f^i OODSON'S T ONDON A RCADE IS THE GREAT EMPORIUM IN AUCKLAND FOR WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEWELLERY j (all warranted), ' ABYSSINIAN GOLD, SILVERINE, I AND OTHER ARTISTIC IMITATION JEWELLERY, FANCY GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Combining the USEFUL and tho ORNAMENTAL, being tho LAROEST, MOST VALUABLE, AND COMPREHEN SIVE STOOK CONTAINED IN ANY ONE ESTABLISHMENT IN TIIE COLONIES. TRADE MOTTO: ; SMALL PROFITS & QUICK RETURNS, 1 Note tho Address— GOODSON'S T ONDON A RCADE, OODSON'S LONDON -^-ROADE, QUEEN AND VICTORIA-STREETS, AUCKLAND, ' AND AT CHRISTCHURCH AND WELLINGTON. "THE LADIES' GUIDE TO CRICKET," Is Free by Post—l 3 Stamps. Harbour Board Notices. i A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. '■ TENDERS FOR HOBSON-STREET WHARF. Harbour Board Office, Auckland, Docember IS, 1883. Tenders will he received at this office until r TUESDAY, tho 22nd January, 1881, at noon, for Evection of Hobson-street Wharf, in terms of Elans and specifications to bo seen at tlio Ingineer's Office. Tho lowest or any tender not nocessarily , accepted. Tenders to be endorsed, ''Tender for Hobson street Wharf." C. B. STONE. Chairman. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. ENGINEER FOR CONSTRUCTION OF CALLIOPE GRAYIN3 DOCK. Harbour Board Office, Auckland, January 15,1881, Applications for tho Appointmontof Engineer to Prepare Plans and Specifications, and Super intend the Construction of Calliope Graving Dock, will bo received at this Office 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 Graying Dock," C. B. STONE. Chairman. Direct Supply Store. j -:- TRY -:- THE TXIRECT OUPPLY C.TORE HE UUiKCT OUPPLY OTORE o i FOR g _ CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. S , _• FOR v H NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. _ 1 H NOVELTIES IN VASES AND g - g LUSTRES. H - g! FOR 2 2 BARGAINS IN WORKBOXES H * \T, AND DESKS. CO W FOR CJ 3 W CLOCKS AND ORNAMENTS. % ' £> FOR >Tl *0> FLOWER STANDS AND FLOWER t"1 3 . POTS. X * CO FOR t/3 1 pi VARIETY IN TOYS. H 0 FOR O > H LADIES' BAG.J AND BASKETS. _r_ 1 CO FOR H - LAMPS AND CANDLESTICKS. ° 3 *S FOR g __] NICKEL SILVER AND POTQSI _ ' _Z SILVER FORKS AND * H SPOONS. £> xn FOR c. . TABLE AND DESSERT KNIVES. B re* for IS r O CHINA. GLASSWARE. TIN- « g WARE, AND BRUSRWARE, __ - a &c, &c &c. a . S .. M ALL NEW GOODS, A MAGNIFICENT H 9 VARIETY, AND MARVELLOUSLY W I g LOW PRICES. P i 'aaoxo Aicwno xoaHirr sin t vhuoj.o Aaadno xoauivl __hIL ->:— AHX —!- l Public Notices. XT/THAT is a Model Bakery ? I. 0 T I C I h Tho Sawing and Planing Business carried or hitherto under the name of "The Devonpon i. Sawmill C 0.," will from this date bo carried or under tho name of J. A. WALKER & CO. All debts due by, and owing to, tho old flrnr will be paid or received by Messrs Sims anc Brown. Dovonport, North Shore, Dee. 17,1883. OOTS AND SHOES.—J. J. Austin's Hoots and Shoes once worn always worn —75, Victoria-street, and City Market. ■ IT.O WORKING MEN.—We can give JL you a beautiful Tweed Suit for 18s fid.— ;• Samuel Coombes and Co., Canada Buildings, J" Queen-street. y TTVIMELOW'S Practical Book-keeping '■ I 9 Made Easy for Schools and Self-tuition, ;: 3s 6d; by post, -is.-ColHna, Publishers, o T> OSELINE for the HAlß.—This ele d XV gant preparation completely eclipses S every article of a similar kind now before i- the public—Price. Isßd a bottle.—Sharland, c Apothecaries' Hall. - t "V^-E have now 200 Gents' Mackintoshes, VV impervious to rain,allHalf<priccduring a the Sale.—Samuol Coombes, Canada Buildings, -, Queen-street. SEE Goodson's Alphabetical List on lost column on Ith page. 1 iii\i\ BLACK Cloth and most . AiWlf fashionable Sac Coats. 12s Gc to 15s Cd during the Sale.—Samuel Coombes ani Co., Canada Buildings, Queen-street. "VTOW SELLING, a Beautiful Boy's Suii _Ll for 2s lid, worth 153 Cd.—Samuel Coombci and Co., Canada Buildings, Queen-street. DURING OUR SALE we aro Selling French Flowers at Id,—Samuel Coombc: and Co.. Canada Buildings, Queen-street. "DRETT'S AUCKLAND ALMANAC AND PROVINCIAL HANDBOOK, FOR |884. I NOW ON SALI AT ALL BOOKSELLERS. 0 rr.o ARCHITECTS . AND BUILDERS FOR SALEICheap), about 600 fee tof SCOP.I_< STONK ASHLER, very suitablo for flrcproo or strong rooms, gate-piers, cart-crossings, &c. Apply at onco to



j Board and Residence. . I /COMFORTABLE Board and Residence 3 i V> for a Single Gentleman; good both and " I piano. If permanent, 18s per weok. Four - minutes' walk from G.P.O.—Address W. D. ;, Dallcn, Confectioner, Qneen-streot. I XTINCENT-STREET.—Superior Accom- T modation for Married Couplo and two 0 GenUemen; batli; first-class table; 20s per I. week.—Mrs Fuller. S IVf^^ DENBY has accommodation for - ATX 2 or 3 Boarders; fourth door from r Wellesley-street West, in Sale-street; terms a moderate. ROSEBANK HOUSE, DEVONPORT. —This House is opened with every con -3 veiiionce ior Boarders, and can be relied upon ; as first-class. Suites of Roonis; Plunge and . Shov. er Baths. Terms moderate.—J. R. Hooper, Proprietor. f /GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL t VX HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodging 20s per V/cek Single Room 25s per Week LD CLUB PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, Eden Crescent, has Vacancies for a Single Gentleman, also for Lady and Gen ' tinman, with private sitting-room if required ' 1 Plunge and sho tver bath. BILESLEY HOUSE, Wtjllkslky-st., Auckland (Three doors West'from Hobson-street). ; BOARD AND RESIDENCE. A Good Table kept; lofty and well-ventllatod Be troonis, Plunge and Shower Baths, and overy convenience to ensure the comfort of Boarders and Visitors. Terms, £1 per week. M. MASON date of Wellington), Proprietress. Meetings. ST. SEPULCHRE'S.-Parisliioners' Mooting, This (Friday) Evening, at 7.30, at tne School-bouse, Symonds street. TjIIGHT HOURS DEMONSTRATION. The Regular Meeting of General Committee will bo held TO-NIGHT (Friday), in the Work ing Men's Club, at 7.30. Business important. CHAS. B. KING. Secretary. HOSPITAL CHOIR.—Meet on Satur day, at the Baptist School-room, Chapel streot, at 7.30 sharp. Friends are invited to join. A MEETING of Non-Society Iron workers—viz., Boilermakers. Blacksmiths, Engineers, Moulders, and Iron Plate workers interested in the Eight Horn's Demonstration, will be held at the Working Mon's Club on SATURDAY, at 7 p.m. sharp, to receive Report of Delegates. AUCKLAND SAILORS' REST AND HOME. The Committee of Management beg to inti mato that the Annual Meeting for the Election of a Committee of Management for the ensuing year .vill be held on the 21th instant, at 3.30 8.m., in tho Diocesan Ollico, nest to tho Union ank, over Messrs Cochrane and Son's Auction Mart, Queen-9treet; and only subscribers of £1 per annum, who havo paid their subscriptions, will bo eligible for election. Subscriptions can be paid to F. Larkins, Esq., Hon. Treasurer, or to the undersigned. F. G. EWINGTON, Hon. Secretary. THE LAW SOCIETY FOR THE DIS TRICT OF AUCKLAND. The Annual General Mooting of the Members of the abovo Society will be held in the Resi dent Magistrate's Court Buildings, High-street, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, 30th January Instant, at 3 p.m. Businesa: To receive the Financial Statement ond Report, to Elect Officers for tho ensuing year, ond to consider a Petition of the Articled Law Clerks ot Auckland ro admission to tho Library, EDWIN HESKETH. Hon. Sec. Educational. PRIVATE DAY SCHOOL. - Ellerslie Villa, Great North Road, conducted by Mrs Mason. Quarter commences on January 21, Terms Weekly. MRS CLAYTON'S Boarding and Day School, St George's Bay Road, Parnell. First Term. JANUARY 31st. Vacancies for Boarders. Mrs Clayton will receive applications for admittance on and after Friday, January 25. Masters:—Music, Heir Schmitt; German, Dr. Hensen; French. M. ViUoval; Drawing, Mr Wotkina, Drill, Mr Selfe. Business Notices. SEWING MACHINES Repaired at Lon don prices by D. S. Chambers, Practical Machinist. Needles for 00 different machines. READ THIS!! —No deceptions; not afraid to givo the prices.—Dairy-fed Baoon, 5Jd lb; Best Canterbury und Wairoa Cheese. 6d (£0 at a time to choose from). No town prices.— John Eaton, Hobson-street. nyrOTlCE—Robley's Food for Infants.— _Ll Awarded First Prize at the Auckland Agricultural Show, 1882 and 1883. Guaranteed fresh, wholesome, and highly nutritious. Su perior to imported. Wholesale and retail.—s9, Grey-street. J^ROBLEY. WE ARE SELLING Table Damask at lOd per yard, worth Is Gd.—Samuol Coombes & Co., Queen-street. _ SEGRETTIS INSECT POWDER.—The best and most reliable in the market. In perforated canisters. Price. Is 6d. —F. C. SiiAßl__jfD, Apothecaries' Hall. OIL PAINTINGS, EX CANDIDATE, FROM LONDON. Now on Viow at my Show-rooms, Shortland street, Several Lauge and Valuaule Oil Paintings by Morris, sen., Moltino, W. R. Stone, A.R.A., and other well . known Artists (Guabahteed). AN EARLY INSPECTION INVITED. JOHN LEECH, Shortland-stiu-kt. "T^ O TIC E. Mr T. H. BIGGS, Biandon Houso, Parnell, having iust returned from England, has decided to SELL OFF his present well-assorted Stock of Boots and Shoes at any sacrifice to moke room for largo shipment of goods in tho above line. T.H.8., having made arrangements during his travel with the best manufacturers for a re gular supply, hopes to merit the support of the public, so liberally accorded him in the past, and especially during his absence,' for which T. 11.8. returns his sincere thanks. SALE NOW GOING ON. JUST RECEIVED, Ex Tongariro, A STOCK OF ARTISTS' MATERIALS, . J, LEECH, Shortland-Btreet. T>ONSONBY VINEYARD. Having arranged with Mr A. Linabury for tho Sale and Delivery of this season's crop of Grapes (which arc now ready, and in good con dition), oil orders left with the und crslgncd the day previous will bo punctually attended to. THOMAS STEADMAN & CO., Sood Merchants. Queen street, Next to Mr Wiseman's. 1 (\(\ CHILDREN'S Pique Suits, 2s6d. J." " —Samuel Coombeß and Co,, Queen street i Tl/T R. A. E WHITAKER, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. OFFICE: Cornek of High-street and Vulcan Lane.' : riHEAP AND GOOD CUTLERY. THOMAS SAMUEL, Importer op Cutlery, Has just received a good supply of all kinds of ; TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, Consisting of J Ivory and Bone Table Knives, Pocket Knives, 1 Scissors and Razors, Table Knives and Forks in 1 coses, suitable for wedding and complimentary presents ; also, Electro-plated Waro, Siberian ' Forks and Spoons, specially cheap value, Sidcr -1 ophron Forks and Spoons, having the lustre finish and ring of Sterling Silver. All the above goods Belling at very low prices. 1 THO MA S SA MUE L, -108. QUEEN STREET, J Noxt to Mr WestpfaJir Bootmaker. INGRAM AND CO., ENGINEERS AND MACHINERY FITTERS. Contractors for Every Description of Factory Fitting, Pattern Making, Castings, Turning, Pipe Screwing, &0., &o. All WOODWORK in Connection with Machinery Made. Plans Prepared and Estimates Given. Agents for All Descriptions of AMERICAN MACHINERY. ; LIJBBICATING OILS, &0. 1 Office and Works: CORNER OF VICTORIA AND COBURO-STREETS. :! f> AAA LADIES' STRAW HATS [ <%* Uv" at Cd during the Sale—Samuel _ Coombes and Co., Canada Buildings, Queen-st. I Shm. smithS (di —«£« 10 l yiUCKLANPy VISITORS TO AUCKLAND, before they return home, should secure some < Shares in ' HERBERT H. SMITH'S GRAND ART UNION OF PANORAMA, Valued- at £l r>0; also, SEVEN ECLIPSH! COTT'AI-JE RANGES, Valnedat Hot). Also, call and bee his New Ranges, guaranteed to repay themselves iv 12 months. A few new Singer's Sewing Machines for sole at nearly Half-price. Also, a largo Tank Stand j for salo Money. ' T "I A TO £10,000 LENT on Building , JU JL vF Society principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and _ Houses built on Weekly. Payment System f Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties for salo on 4th page. Six por cent. allowed on money depositedjor inycatmeiiL—■



STATEMENT in ■'Herald"l^^^B December stated "That. accrtainH man had dismissed v Confidential (HH religious grounds:" if that refers to myiH Mr Parker I wish to deny tlio stat^H Joseph Dixon. ]■ THE Person to whom 1 entru. ted H case of Quartz Jcwellerv will oa^E leaving same at Star Olllce.—W. T. Mlj^B^^^^J Br ° - "mI I, JOHN EDMUND MILLAR. Scttlifl resident at Manuawarn, Shaftesbury,^M Provincial District of Auckland, N.__„da^D give notice that from and after this dati^H not be. responsible for any debts incur^H my wife, EMILY BERTHA MILLAkH having left my protection and homc\^H my consent, and in opposition to my wisl^H JOHN EDMUND Mil S Shaftesbury, January 17,1881. Lost aud Fannd. LOST, betweon Mt. Roskiiland^^^^H North Road, Lady's Gold LocVeHB Chain.—Finder will be rewarded on le^B samo at Rattray's. ___^B LOST, (.hestnut Alaro, abouTTlTlM high, branded N on off hind rump -J_U a Dark-brown Marc, about 11 hands 2 i^H high. — Anyone returning tho same to J^B Parker, Mount Eden Road, will be rewan^^^^J^^l NE POUND REWARD.-Slraye^^^H| stolen out of Mr Young's paddock, mure, one Bay Marc, branded Jon off ahot^H ahort mane, thin tail.—Anyone rcturnin^B same to Geo. Rom, Newmarket, will roceii^H above reward. j^^^^^Jj STRAYED, a Dark-brown Mare; 2 t^^^^H heels, bob tail; brand, half-circle i^H triangle; reward. —Mr Morgan, Hill-s^H Newmarket. \ __■ FOUND, Money lill nn II ''^^^^^M Apply J. Edson, Chemist. _^_\\\\\\\\\\\\\\___\ OUND, at Devonport, a \Vatchguai^^^^H Apply Devonport Land Agency. j WO POUND (£2) RGWARD^-sSj^^H or Strayed on December 18. a Bay U^M white star on forehead, dark points.— AnH giving information or returning him to^H^B London Dairy, Groy-3troot, will recclvo^H above reward; anyone detaining him after^H notice will bo prosecuted. hl^^^H Tenders. ~^^^^| TTAIPARA-WAIKATO RAILWiM NEWMARKET WORKSHOPS CONTRaH Public Works Offloe, 1 Wellington, 12th January, ISSH| Tenders will be received at this Ofllce ufl| NOON on WEDNESDAY, tiih February, _■ for the above Contract. They are to bo marl^H on the outside. " Tender for Newmarket Wo^H shops Contract No. 2," and addressed to thell^B the Minister for Public Works. Tclegrapj^B tenders, similarly addressed and marked, \^M he received if presented at any Telegraph Oil^H by NOON of tho same date, provided that t^M dots as above arc lodged at any District :^H Resident Engineer's Ofllce by the same ho^H Specifications and general conditions may seen at this olllce; at the Public Works Officii Auckland; at the Warden's Ofilco. Gralior^B town ; and Post Ofllce, Hamilton. Tlio low^H or any tender not noccssarily accepted. ~-.4'__________________ By command. JOHN BLACKETT, I 83J Engineer in Charge, North Islaiid^H BOADS, NORTH ISLANIM XARAMU ROAD DIVERSION CONTRACT Written Tenders will he received at this OfthH until noon of WEDNESDAY, the 23rd JanuaiM 1881, for the Formation ot about 48 Chains Road, and Construction of a Bridge at tho K^B niwhaniwha River. Plans, specifications, ai^H conditions of contract maybe seen at the Publ^H Works Olllce, Hamilton, and at this Officii Tenders must bo addressed to the Hon. tt^M Minister for Public Works, Auckland, wMM marked outside, "Tenders for Karamu Roa^l Hi version Contract." The lowest or any tendcH not necessarily accepted. By command. ■ W. H. HALES, Uistriot Engineor. ■ Publio Works Office. f^^^H Auckland, January 5,1881. __^B TENDERS will be received up til Up.nil of THURSDAY, 22nd inst, for PurchasM of Lease of Section No. 12, Cuetoiiiß-stroet Wost^B with Buildings erected thereon; Engine aiu^H Boiler (8 h.p.), in good working order ;—now iqH the occupation of tho undersigned. Also, f o^B Lease of Section 81, Lower Albert-street. TenlM dcrs for Albert-street Section to be alternative JM either for a lump sum as premium, or for afl yearly rental, per foot frontage. Highest oranj^B tender not necessarily accepted. __W\_\\\\ For particulars apply Ofllce Union Oil, Soap^H and Candle Co. (Limited), Lower Albert-street.^^^^^B m-O BUILDER C^^H EXTENSION OF TIME. « Tenders will bo received until Noon offl SATURDAY, January "26, for tho ErectlonM and Completion of Two Villa Residences onl Surrey Hills Estate. ED, 3ARTLEY, Architect. j^^B mO BUILDER S.H "Tenders will be received until noon ot FRI-H DAY, 25th inst., for Alterations and Additional to Premises In Karangabape Road. Drawings, Stent my Office, Hoftraaim's Build-VJ ings, Queen-street. THOMAS 11. WHITE, Architect ,"^^B mO BUILDER ».■ Tenders will bo received until noon of WED- H NESDAY. January 30, for Additions and Alter- ■ atlons to Villa Residence in Jormyn-street. ■ mO BUILDER S. ■ Alternative Tenders will bo received Until il o'clock on MONDAY, January 28th, for Addl- ■ tions and Repairs to Storo on Queen-street ■ Wharf. Plans at my office. HENRY G. WADE, Architect. ■ Continued on First Pago I Mining Notices. "«sM TVT O T I C E. I IN THE MATTEROF THE STANLEY GOLD- BH MINING COMPANY (LIMITED), IN fl LIQUIDATION. ' ; *^H Notice Is hcroby given that a statement under ■ the provisions of Section 95 of the said Act ■ -showing the assets of the abovenamed Com- ■ pony, and sotting forth a list of tho debts ■ proved, und further stating what contribution H per Shore will bo required to liquidate the debts of tho sold Company, has been lodged in my I Ofllce, Queen-streot, Auckland; and further, ■ take notico that a list of contributories is com- _____ prised iv such statement, and that on :<■ MONDAY, tho eleventh day of Fobruary, 1881. '■ at 10.30 o'clock In the forenoon, the said list ot 1 contributories will bo settled by the District |HH Court at Auckland, and on that day, or any day "i| to which such settling should be adjourned, ffi any objections to tho said list by any contribu- 111 tory or creditor will bo heard and adjudicated MJ upon by the Court. <'B_l Dated this 18th day of January, 1881. • M _\\\\____\ F. A. WHITE, Liquidator. '*$iH STATEMENT OF-THE AFFAIRS OF I THE SUCCES3 GOLD-MINING ■ COMPANY (LIMITED). Name of the Company—Success Gold-mlnlnc I . Company (Limited) When formed, and dato of Registration—l2th _____ June, 1880; 7th September, 18.0 ___t\ Whore business is conducted—Auckland . _____m Name of Legal Manager—James Mortimor Mac- ™_M donald Nominal Capital—£HJX)l ■ Amount of Paid-up Scrip given to Shareholders ■ -NU . ■ Number of Shares into which CaplLal Is divided 'S____\ —11,000 ■ Number of Shares taken—9oo) Amount of Calls mado—J.ls7S 'bism Total Amount of Subscribed Capital Paid up— ■ £1575 ■ Number of Shareholders at time of Registration ______ of Company—l 4 WM Amount of Calls in hand—Nil j \^M Whether in operation or not—ln Operation b ■'':: Total amount of Dividends declared—£ll2s _m Number of Shares Unallotted—2.oo. i^B J. M. MACDONALD. Monagor. : '■ Auckland, 3rd January, 1881. ;'A^H Medical. O T I C . E. C. H. HUXTABLE, M.D., ' Formerly of the Staff of Houso Surgeons in tho Glasgow Royal Infirmary, Clinical Assis tant to Professor W. T. Gairdner (Physician to the Queen, Scotland), » Desires to announce that he has Purchased tho House of Mr Waymouth, next door to the resi- A dence of the late Dr. Goldsbro', Pamell,_v. hero he may bo consulted on and after JANUARY M. ARE YOU TROUBLED with CORNS? , If you are, get a bottle of Cum Clava and suffer no more. A genuino remedy. —C. W. Goodson. Auckland Agent. "OATS! RATS! RATS 1-Us- A JLV SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTS! A Rats eat it greedily, and die; no emcll. Price, One Shilling a Bottle. F. C. SHARLAND opposite Postjfflog. TOOTHACHE CURE —Instantaneous 5 ReIief—ODONTALGIC.—Is per bottlo.— S V. C.,-SHA».LAND (opporitei^^offlce). Wf- o R- • m s. m AU children suffer from them. » >*-% If suspected, oak for the Certain 'ure. - * Ai SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, <.picket Apothecaries' Hall, opposite Postoflice Auctions. MONDAY, 11 a.m. j YACHT! - YACHT! . | TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, AT ARTHUR'S MART, 11 0.m., Monday. A HAI^F-DECKED CENTRE-BOARD 20-ft. ' * YACHT, built about two years ago by Carr. with mast, Bails, anchor and chain, oars, iron A ballast, &c, os she now lies in tlio Ininl-a „. ,^gi