was shot down-, as was also a man named Callahan. Then wont up tho cry, "AH bands look out!" and in an instant off went a rattling volley from severalguns. Four mon foil dead, and 14 wero badly wounded. The rostof tho Orangomen fled, abandoning their scarfs, flags, and banners. One of the Catholic party tore tho flags into Btrips and planted green flags in their places ; he was tired at and wounded while doing this. When the Orangemen went down into the city, they began breaking the windows of the Catholics, and tearing down the shutters of those whose houses wero closed. They stopped tho horses of Dr McDonald, the Roman Catholic Bishop, lator in the day, while ho was visiting tho wounded mon at Bear's Cove, and attempted to throw him over a cliff, but were prevented by Father Rowe, an herculean priest, who'brained one of the assassins with a loaded whip and dis persed the rest. The mounted police then came up and escorted tho clergyman. All the people in the neighbouring towns, es pecially Carbonear, wore terribly excited ; but the presenco of a largo police and military force finally quelled tho disturb ance.

HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.

A MAN MURDERS FIVE PERSONS AND

ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.

[BY TELF.ORAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

Napiek, this day. A shocking murder was commited yester day at Ormondville, a settlement in the Seventy Milo Bush, on tho Napier-Wood villo railway. A man named Edwards had been on tho spree, and in his delirum he cut the throats of his wife and four children, and afterwards attempted to cut his own, but only inflicted a slight wound. Edwards was arrested this morn ing and conv»yed to the Waipawa County Hospital, where his wounds were dressed, and he was then taken back to Ormondville for the inquest, to be held to-day. Edwards was a platelayer, and addicted to drink, and has been twice before tho R.M. Court, charged with lunacy, brought on by ex cessive .drinking, and has been discharged front tho Asylum on medical certificates.

SPECIAL WELLINGTON TELEGRAM.

[BY TELBSIUPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

Wellington, this day, Ministerial Movements.

Mksstis Betce and Hallston leavo for Auckland this week, calling at Kawhia. The object of thoir journey is, I understand, to settle various nativo and land matters, among them the Rotorua railway. It is be lieved that an arrangement satisfactory to all parties will be como to on this subject. The Premier intended to pay you a visit, but cannot leave for a month. Ho still stands by his scheme of National Insurance), and has had a bill prepared for noxt session dealing with tho subject.

MINING NEWS

(BY TBLKQUAPn.—OWX CORRESPONDENT.]

Thames, this day. Dart.— Two now bordans arc boing erected In tho Company's battery. This will make a total number of &ls, which will be sufficient lor tho thorough treatment of tho blanketing produced by th« thirteen starapors. A start has boon made with the repair of the cross-cut towards the Alfred loader at No. 2 level. Camuria.—lt has bean ascertained that the Darwin wlnzo is now within this company s boundary, and from to-day tho company a men will contlnuo sinking. Tho reef U 4 feot wide, and contains abundance of antimony, and still shows a little gold. Londox.— A trial orushinu from tho drive at No. 4 level is bolns treated at Bull's battery. Hand op Fbie.vdship. — The crushing of 18 loads quartz from Marlnors' Reef gave sozs. MOANATAIAKI.-Guthrlo (tributorl crushed 12 tons quarts, with picked stone, for the excollent result of USJozs. gold.

ENGLAND and EGYPT.

Baker Pasha BocaUod.-Britlsh Officers In Command at Souakim.

[BJSCTEa'S CABLEGRAMS.]

Caibo, February 8. —Latest intelligence from Souakira states that Baker Pasha mis trusts the troops under his command at that place, and is expected soon to be re called to Egypt. Caiko, February 9.—Baker Pasha haa been recalled from Souakim by the Khedive, and Admiral Hewitt, of the East Indian squadron, has been invested with command of the troops stationed thore. The town has been deolared to be in a state of siege. LoxdoK, February B.—Two battalions of infantry havo been ordered to proceed from Aldershot to Malta and Gibraltar, where they will be held in readiness to be des patohed to Souakim should their services bo required. CUrao, February 9.—Telegrams from Souakim state that messengers have arrived there from Sinkat, the Governor of the latter town having sent urgent appeals for help, the garrison and inhabitant*! of the town being in extremis. It is, however, impossible to send assistance, and the fate of the town is considered hopeless. A Press Association message says the Governor has offered to surrender to tho rebels. Safety ot Cordon Fauna. London, February 10.—Tho "Observer" publishes a telegram stating that Gordon Pasha has arrived safely at Berber. Caibo, February o.—Traders from Nubia report having met Gordon Pasha between Korosko and Aboo-Hammed. Ho was pro ceeding to Khartoum.

THE ENGLISH PRESS ON THE SITUATION.

Protectorate of Egypt Demanded.

[PRESS ASSOCIATION.] London, February 9,

Tho " Pall Mall Gazette " naya that cir cumßtanoea demand that England should asßume tho absolute government of Egypt for a fixed period. There are still gar rieons in the Soudan exceeding thirty thou gand men menaced by the rebels, and the Radical journal argues that it is England s duty to rescue them, , „ The " Spectator " demands that tho UoV' ernmenfc snould now throw aside all further protenoes, and assume the direct Govern ra The o'<Tfmes" and »Pall Mall Gazette» soveroly censure tho Gladstone Ministry ior shutting their eyes to obvious facts in the vain lope of avoiding responsibilities which all Europe lays at theirdoor. Mr D, Macfarlane, M.P. for Carlow, has given notice for Tuesday of a motion in favour of the immodiato estahlisbment of a protectorate in Egypt. Owing to the important character of Egyptian affairs now, public interest is almost entirely centred in them, and little attention U given to the domestic policy of tho Government. The idea of an Egyptian protectorate is widely and influentially sup ported. ________»_—«_

Mr B. A. Maekeohnie is spoken of as a probable candidate for City North at the i next general elections. The following telegram was received from the manager of the New Manukau nune to- Aav--" 151bs specimens from hanging-wall, ■fit M i_<Bfe.od) T. A. Ddslop.* The Albert Park on Saturday was visited by a crowd of nearly 1,000 people on hSn of the Artilkry Ban<f playing a, selection of airs on the groupd. The band U to play in ti» Western Park on Saturday next Mr Pooley'e marine concert o» Saturday afternoon was well patronised, and proved to be a great success. An excellent pro gramme of murical selections was presented while the steamer lay at anchor at Lucas s Creek. The party returned to town shortly before six o'clock. The Government steamer Hinerooa leaves Wellington to-night for Auckland, calling at Kawliia en route with timber to build a j residence for Major Tuke. The Hinemoa has on board the cable necessary to con-1 nect Tiritiri lighthouse with the main-. land. Mr J. Bentley writes with reference to a case in the R.M. Court on Saturday. He says that he owed no rent; it waa a suit for poVisosaion by a person who had taken a lease of the house. The summons was issued immediately the week's rent fell duo, and he has submitted the facta to the Minister of Justice. The cricket match, Christchurch v. Tasmania, waa continued to-day, but pres aureof mail news prevents outgiving the report. On Saturday the second innings of fcheTasmanians closed for 120, and. when fctmewas called the. Christchurfh playershad Soored -74 without the-loss ot a jingle wicket. It is confidently expected that (jhristchurch will win the match.

CABLEGRAMS.

(RKUTEK'S CABT.KCIKAMS )

French Viotory In Tonquin.

Konci KoNQ, February B.—News has reached here from Tonquin that an engage ment has been fought between the French troops and a large body of rebels in the province of Sontay. The lattor were com pletoly defeated, and were dispersed with considerable slaughter, the French loss being, it is stated, comparatively small.

Mr Parnoll and the Irish Exeoutlve.

London, February 9.—ln the Houso of Commons today a debate commenced upon a motion by Mr Parnell fora vote of censure upon the Irish Executive, but tho discussion was subsequoutly adjourned without a division being taken.

Death of tho Zulu King,

London, Fobruary 9.—News from tho Cape reports the death of Cetowayo, sud denly, from heart disease

(special to press association.)

London, Fobruary 9.—The creditors of Messrs; Young and Lark, Australian mer chants, have agroed to accept payment in full, extending over a period of two years. The London Chartered Bank of Australia ranks as a creditor for £190,000.

RAILWAY EMPLOYEES' PICNIC.

The annual picnic of the railway employes and their friends was held today at Buckland. Inaugurated some six years ago, this excursion trip is now looked forward to with pleasurable anticipations by tho omployes themsolvea, their wives, sweethearts and families, and also by thoso of their friends who aro pormitted to participate in tho enjoyment all'orded by tho outing. A bright and aunny morning gavo ovory indication of beauti ful weather during the day, and this essontial tor holiday making being secured, it is not surprising that thore was a largo muster. Eight o clock was tho tlmo fixed for the start, and immediately after that hour the special train left the Auck land station, f roightcd with happy exoursionists. The train comprised twenty-six carriages, which were litorally covered with flags, ferns, evergreens, and fancy paper decorations, the offect being exceedingly pretty. Calling at oach station enroute, fresh additions wore mado to the party evory few minutes, and soon aftor Auckland had disappeared from viow the ac commodation provided by the train was strained to its utmost oxtent, tho carriages being crammed. Hilarity and good humour was manifested on all sides, and trilling ineonvenioncies were pleasantly submitted to undor the circumstaneos. The majority of the excursionists wero women and children, many of the train hands being unable to obtain leave for the day owing to tho fact that tho ordinary time-table had to be adhered to. Somo idea may be obtained of tho spirit of union and co oporatiou which animated tho promoters and assistants in tho movement, from tho fact that each station on tho lino was gaily decorated with ferns, nikaua. and flaga, whllo congratula tions and good wißhos were freely offered by those who could not participate In tho goncral pleasuro to their moro fortunate follow employes. In addition to the party from town, a Bpeclal train came down from Kaipara, and followod tho Auckland contingent closely, whilo anothor special from To Awamutu brought in a furthordotachment of excunonists from stations south of Buckland. It was still early in the forenoon when tho hoavilyfreigbted trains roached their destina tion, and tho passengers quickly found their way to the scone of the day's pleasure. An excellent selection had been made in the choico of grounds, there being several open graßS paddocks avall ablo close to tho station, with an adjacent bush wherethohonday-makorßmlßhtrotireforßholtor from tho sun's rays, or wander in search of ferns. A small tribo of Maoris woro on tho ground, having eomo from Moveer by the 6.30 a.m. train, provided with boxos of peaohoe and flax for the manufacture of kits. They were evidontly prepared for the prosecution of a brisk trade, and their prospoots in this respect wero remarkably good. Arrangements had boon made for games and sports of various kinds, and these wero in progress undor tho direction of an energotic committee soon after arrival.

Auckland Sharemarket.

February 11. Caledonian—Buyers. 12a 6d Reuben Parr—Buyors, 2s Queon of Beauty—Buyers, 2s 3d; sellers, 2s Cd UeopLovol Cross—Buyers, 3a Id Prineo Imporlol—Sollors. 17s Od Caledonian Low Levol-Bd. 9d j buyers, 8d New Manukau—ls 6d, 2i; buyors, Is 8d J. NEWMAN, Chairman,

On Sunday morning fire broke out in the residonco of Mr Butler at Kauri Mountain, Whangarei, and the house and most of the contents whro destroyed. Tho houso was insured for £200 in tho National Insurance office.

At Thames, on Saturday morning, two men named Dick and Oldham wero Buriously injured through an accident at the works on Robinson and Gordon's railway contract. The men were riding m a railway truck, which was accidentally thrown from tho line, and Dick was badly injured about the spine, while Oidbam had his head and shoulder bruised. Captain Bongard, of the mission schooner Southern Cross, was driving through Parnell on Saturday, when the vehicle in which ho was collided with an omnibus; Captain Bongard was thrown out upon the road and sustained some slight injury.

A narrow escape from a riolent death occurred this afternoon. A horse, attached to tba delivery cart of Mr Easdown, baker, bolted down Wellesley^street, Whon near the bottom it knocked down a little boy, about seven or tight years of age, named William Churton, of Aborcrombie-street, who was endeavouring to run out of the way. He passed under the cart, and the hon ified spectators fully expected to see him picked up mangled and bleeding. Beyond the fright, however, the little fellow was un injured, except a slight bruise on the wrist. The cart-wheel passed within a few inoheß of his head, but without hurting him. The horse pursued its wayward course round Wallesley - street into Qaeen-street, and collided with a telephone post near the Thistle Hotel and capsized, The driyer, Francis Murphy, says he left the cart in Oreyrstreet while delivering bread. The chain, ha assprta, was securely fastened round tho wheel. Professor Payne's entertainment on Satur day night was well patronised by the public, and gaye every satisfaction. A fresh ele ment of sensationalism was imparted into the rlflfl shooting feats by the Professor inviting any ono from the audience to go on the stage and have an apple shot from his head. The majority were too prudent pr too ''chicken hearted" to accept the mild ''invite;" but Mr C. O. Montrose proffered himself, and amid tho applause of the audience Btood while Professor Payne split an apple placed on his head, Bearing in mina his recent mishap with Mr W, S. Pulford, the Professor first fired a " miss within a few Inches of Mr Montrose's head to test that gentleman's steadiness under fire. Professor Payne repeats his performances to-night. The brigantino, I<ook Out Jarrived from Svdnoy today, after a nineteen days passage, with 1523 bags bonedjist, 6 dFays, and § spring carts. Tho township of Avondale, out up into business, residence, and suburban sites, Is to-be sold on Wednesday by Mossrs B. Tonks <md Co. Pooplo wishing a good investment should in spect these sltei.wAi.ch are intersected by the Great North Rond, and by the Auckland- Helensville railway.

THE AUCKLAND leVIINING STAR, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1884



Mining Notices. -VTOBLE GOLD-MINING COMPANY J3( (IJMITED), Notice is hereby given that tho MwjiW Shares, forfoited for non-payment of Calls, will bo boW by Public Auction by Mr R. C. Green, wood, at his Mart, Quccn-strept. Auckland pn THUkSDAY, tho l}th February. 1884, unless Calls Snilßxpcnses aro paid totl)e Manager on or before that date <-, Np .p, Shares. Hy, MoWilliapja .. „ » •• J™ Annjp Noble .. .. ,■ •-• «« James Nobjo .. „ .-.• «" F. A, WHITE, Manapter, Auckland. Fab, 4,1884. HIDDEN TREASURE GOLD-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). Notice is hereby giv.en that the followintr Sharea. forfeited for non-payment of Calls, will bo sold by Public Auction by Mr R. C. Groon wood at his Mart, Quebri-streef, Auckland, on THURSdIv; the 11th FpteuaW, 'BW, unipss Calls and Expenses arc paid on pr. before that dato: ~ Name. «o. of Shares. ' Patrick Meligan ... ... •,• •• *%*) Thomg.sK.ShaF -.300 Edward Shaw . ,: :: a US F, A. WHITE, Manager. Auckland, Feb. 4,1881.' New Law Partnership, fHK UNDERSIGNED beg to announce that they have Commenced Practice in Co-partner ship as BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS. In Chambers in High-stbbb* opposite Mr W. Atkin'a Printing Office. ' B. W. BUBTOK. W. J. NAPIER. "nckland, ' ■ ■ September 22nd. 188?.



Wanted. WANTED, a Woll dug.—Apply S. W. Strinf?follow, on tho premises, Mozoloy Avenue, Molrogc, North Shore. ANTED, a Married Man for a farm. —Apply Mr Ktlgour, Newmarket. WANTED, a Steady Man (single) to look af tor horse, cart, andjjarden, and niakn himself generally useful.—For address, apply Star Oiflee. W ANTED, Socond Cook, also a ScuUeryman. — Apply at Commercial Dining Rooms. WANTED, a Groom. — Apply to G. Holdship, Auckland Timber Company, Customs-street West. W AM TED, by an Engineer, used to control of man and works, a Situation in any capacity. Good draughtsman. Highest testimonials.—Address, A. YVT, Star Office. ANTED, a Young Man to Drive a Bakers Cart.—J. Martin, Parnoll. WANTED, by a Young Man, of 12 years experience, an Employment as Baker.—Address 8., Governor Browno.Hobson- Btreet. WANTED, one or two Young Mon to Milk, and make themselves useful.— Apply 11. Spratt, Epsom. • WANTED, Strong Boy.—Apply to C. Little, Cabinetmaker and Undertaker, Uobson-street. One used to muUrnss-makinic prcforred. \\T ANTED, a Boy.—Apply to C. Kinge- TT ford, Baker, Pitt-street. WANTED, a Smart Lad. —Apply Moat Preserving Emporium, Pitt-Btreot. WANTED, a Smart Active Lad to drive a Baker's Cart.—Apply at onco to W. Jones, Upper Symonds-street. WT'ANTED, a Strong Boy for a Butchers' YY Shop.—M. Brearloy, victoria-street. ANTED, a Boy to Milk and make himself generally useful.—Apply to J. M. Shera, Quean-street. WANTED, a Boy.—Apply to C. Can ning, Queen-street. ANTED, a respoctable Boy.—Apply Itaynor, Butcher, Vlctoria-Btreot. ANTED, a Respectable, Boy; refer ences required.—Maokay, Booksoller, Grey-street. ANTED, a smart, respectable Youth ; ono used to horses preferred.—Apply to A. Aley, Grocer, St. Mary's Koad, Ponsonby, near tho Throe Lamps. ANTED, a Situation, by an expo rienced Housekeeper. Kducatcd, wil ling, useful. Excellont testimonials.—H.l.A., Post Office. Auokland. WANTED, a Housemaid and Cook for the Foresters' Arms Hotel. ANTED. First Week in March, a Rood Cook and Laundress.—Mrß R. Arthur, Mount Eden. Inquire at Toll House, Scccombe's Browery. WANTED, a respectable middle-aged Lady as Housekeeper to a Single Gen tleman: an oducated lady proforred; references required.—Address TBH, ofllce of this paper. WANTED, by a respectable woman, Washing or Cleaning by the Day or Job.—Star Otllco. WANTED, a Woman to wash out offices, &o.; references requlrod. — Apply L. P. Nathan and Co. WANTED, a good Houso and Parlour maid.—Apply to Mrs Splors, Albort Albert Park. WANTED, a Cook and Laundress.— Apply aftorO p.m. to Mrs V. Soherll', Arnoy Road, Romuora. WANTED, Female Cooke, Cook, Laundross, Generals, and Nurses; Hamilton, town, and suburbs; Dressmaker to morrow ; Housemaids, &c—Mrs Whitcombo'a Registry. ANTED* a Gv'.'Ji^i 'riurVuut; rofer encos required.—Mrs R. H, Stevenson, Shelly Beach Koad. WANTED, Good GoneralflarnessH&nd; to a compotcnt person good wagos and permanency.—Apply by lotfer to Isaac Bates, Saddler, Duke-Btrcet, Cambridge. WANTED, a good Genoral Servant.— Apply, for address, to E. Wators, Con fectioner, Quoon-Btreot. WANTED, a strong General Sorrant.— Apply Mrs Sbarpo, Vincont-streot. "WANTED, a General Servant (small T T family). — Mrs Walker, Blno Bank, Anglcseasti'oct, Ponsonby. WANTED, immediately, agoodGoneral Servant.—Apply to Mrs Lavora, Kpsom, or 157. Queon-atroot. \VTANTED KNOWN, boat Cooking TT Apples, Id por lb| Bananas,3d and l& perlb; Garden Poaohes ■ freah every day. Smoked Fish always on hand.—Mrs Sfotlon, Walkor's Buildings, Karangahapo Road, Nowton. WANTED, 2 Gontlemen Boarders; buth and piano: no chlldron.—lsl, 3roy-street WANTED, Two Furnished Rooms with fl replace; modorato,—Apply J. L., Post oflicc. WANTED, a Small Store convenient to Quoen-streot. — Apply "1.N.H.." Btah office. ANTED, aSecond-handTent.—Apply JLG,St+k Office, WANTED, Tenders for Painting and Papering until THURSDAY, lith (labour only).— Apply new houso, Bayflold, Ponsonby, WAJiTED, Tenders for Building Chim liDys.—Apply an t!>Q Job, adjoining school at Mount Kqcn. ANTED, Evory Labouring Man in Auckland to Read tho Loading Article in the now journal, -Labour," of THURSDAY. February 7,1851, to bobp obtained at " Labour" ofllce. High-street WANTED, the Mothers qf Families to Call To-night at Gibbons's Fruit Dopot, and inspect tho splendid assortment of Fruit Good Apples, 2Jd per lb ; Peaches, 3d per dozen; Cabbages, from Id per head; real Egg Plums, 7d per lb; and a whole lot of good Fruit at reduced pricos. The roal Pillingham Katlng Apples sold here. Note tho address: Between Garrett's and Woqd's, Butcjiers, Karangahapo Road, Newton. WANTED— 1,14? Pairs Black and Coloured JqßcpJiino Kid Glovos (1 buttons) at h M, Just opened.-W. Hnttrny, Queon-stroot WANTED.— When you are in Hobson stroot oa ! and soo the large and choice stock of Mosgiol Tweeds just opened lor the coming gposon, at Munro and Milflgan'B. ANTED", the Ladies' to know that Manro and Milligan's Mlllinory Depart ment Is now rcploto with all tho latest English and French novelties for tho present season. ANTED, Travellers, etc, to know that I am Belling Pcrsplrationrproof Collars (celluloid) at Is. Sold elsewhere at 2s 6d. —J. Greon, 80, Victoria-atroet. WANTEp'.-^Po" you "want Money on Frooh'old, Personal, or othorsecurity 7— Apply to J. R. Randerspn, Meroantilo Chambers. Bills discounted. WANTED, Clients. Money to Lend on Building Society principle qr other wise. Straight dealing guaranteed.—Spry and Gciaßler, High.atrppt. WANTED/," Purchaser fqr N>v Sta tionery at Low Prices. Account Books, Inkstands, Desks, Handmade Papdrs, Stationery Cases, beautifully Illustrated Family Bibloß, 42a and New Books at Published Prices.—H. White, Stationer, corner of Hlgh:Bt. and Vulcan Lane.



WANTED TO LET, a Store 30ft. by SOfty in Durham-street (two doors above Buckland'a Sale Yards).-R. H. Witt, Durham street. TTtTANTED to" Buy, Express. Cart, Horse, TT and Harness, for cash.—Apply Y.A., Star Office. WANTED to Sell, at once, Honeymoon Cottage and Ground, at the Beach. Howick; a good opening for an aotiyo cpuplc.— R. Arthur, Auctioneer. ' WANTED KNOWN. — For immediate Salo, in a fast rising township near to, and In rail communication with. Auckland, a woll-pstablished Dressmaking; Millinery, and Drapory Business. The former being the only one in thfl locality, presents an excellent oppor tunity for any person ppsscssing requisifp quali: flcations. rams oasy. fna plioto, of premises and further partlcnlai'a apply to Messrs; Macky, Logan, and Co., Darby-street. TIT ANTED.—Wanted to. Sell (cheap), Tf Boxes Tea, only 12s 6d, box of I2lbs; White and Qojd China Cups and Saucers! flnly Bd, Vb 6d dozen; New Cheese, ($ lb; lot of Vases, only 4a psph, 3p dqzpn : 8 gross Bfiot Ppofectflra, only 3d card, 4'cards lid; Iron La»ta, Is (id and 2s oaph; largo Teatrays, Is Gd and 2a; Shqp Brushes, 2s 6d set; School Slates, Id to 6d; Exercise Books, Id, 2d, and id; lqt of Spougp. from Id to Is; Engravpd Decanters, only Is each ; Wine Glasses, 2d each; Water Bojtles, 6d and Od; Salt Collars, Id each, 7 fpr 6d; good Tcji, Is 3d and 2a; Ginger Winp. 2s bottle; small Trays, Hd ; small Bpttlp of Ink, Id, 7 fp,r Cd, 7q grosß ; Brown and Pplson'e Cornflour, 6d' Ib ; Nixoy's Blacklead, 8 cakos for Gd; Bath Bricks, 3d: Dark Blue, Id 1b; Knifo Polish, 6d,2 for lid; Mustard, jib tfns. 64; gpod Pickles, 8d; Cocoa, id; Raspberry Vinegar, 4d 'ppttle: Tin Boxes of Matches, Is 6d dozen ; Scented Soap, 8 cakes for Is ; Nelson's Gelatine. Gd packet: largo Wirp Dish Covcra, 2s 6d; China Candlo stickß, 9d and 13..-H WATT, Pitt-Street. TX7AKTED KNOWN—633 Pairs Black TT Josephine Kid Gloves 12 butfflns) at ifa Gd,jnsf9BPfl«fl-—W-'flaptfity, (fu'edn-stroct. WANTED KNOWN, Spltzogenes of reliable make.—Charles Kelaoy and Co. 120, Queen-atrect. ' '" ' • ' WTANTED KNOWN—Patent Preserv T T ing and Jain Jars, and Hngiish Crushed Loaf Sugar, 4jdpevlb.-Taylor.and Entrlcan, Wellesley-Btreot. ■ ANTED KNOWN—That Williams's Circassian tlair Eenower is the only reliable preparation fpr Renewing G.rey Hair and bpautyfying it;—as extensively used by tho celebrated Circassian beauties. — Prepared by A. M. \yilliain>, 268, Queen-Btr.p,et. ' ' ' TITANTED, MPVYAi»/+'^«lo Rafikete, VV all bpat makes,-Oharloa Kelsoy and Co., 120, Quoon-street. -TATANTED KNOWN.— Fpr Sale, at VV Reduced Prices, Lerlin Wonlfl, BfsiSg, Silks. Bahama, Malacca, *a<i D(pe:l4Uei'n Can vas, Darning Net, and a variety ol Panoy Gooda. —N. G. Ijeunox, Auckland Circulating Library, 212, Queen-street.' TlFSjrcEp KNOWN,-A »wbp' »nd V T ohoice assortment qt Silver apd Gold Jewellery at Charles ICelaey and Co.'a. They still continue to keep only Real Silypr and Real Gold I conacquently, guarantee evepythtflß they sell.—Oharlei Ke)aey ai>d Co., X2O, Qneen-atraet. WANTED i£NOWN^Tbai; Mrs Hadley ■is Qtving^up Business, and wMlsell hpr Stodlt of- FftShlQflfiolo- MilHnery. Ladies'and Childr-en'B Underolotliing, Cojtum&s, uplmans. Boys'«ulta, Pinafores. Fancy Aprons, etc.. at ttie Lowest Possiblo Prices.-Corley'a Buildings (next Gibbons's,.Grocers), Hobson street.



Wanted. WANTED KNOWN-Chkap Timber I CnKAPTiMBKRI And all othor kinds of Building Materials, can be purcluned oheaper and hotter than anywhoro else at tho yardß of P. Goldik, Alberl-streot. WANTED KNOWN. — Cheap New and Second-hand Furniture, Pots, Pans, Wash-tubs and Boards, Bedding, Bedsteads, ChesUv Drawers, Child's Cots, and all kinds of Housebfild Furniture at lowest prices, at Austen's Variety Store, 310, Upper Queen-street, under Young Women's Institute. ANTED KNOWN, thatN. G. Lennox has just received a new supply of Hand painted Birthday Cards, from Is lid each.—loo and 212. Queen-Btrci't. ANTED KNOWN—Stove Orna ments. Is ; Handsome Coal Vases, 13s; Coal Scoops, 9d and Is; Zinc Buckets, In, Is Id, and 2s; T«mahawks, (Id; superior do., Is; Stovo Brushes, Is; Hat Racks, '8 Od; Shovels,2e 6d; Garden Forks, 3s Cd; Grand Sugar Bublub, with lid, is; Tumblers, 3d ; Cruet Stands (fitted), 3s 6d; Cruet Bottles, Od; Salt Cellars. 3d; Glass Decanters,ls;DelfJugs.2sthcsctofthrcc. Great Reduction in Iron Bedsteads, Doublo Iron Bedsteads, 20s; Very Suporior Bedsteads, 355; Grand Canopy do., 60s; Children's Iron Cota, To! Stretohors, 6a 3d; Kitohon Tables, 9s; Toilet Tables, 7s Cd; Infants' Choirs, Ss 9d: Meat Safes. Us; Hip Batliß, 20s; largo lot of Cheap Books, Crcckery, Ironware, &*., at Danipior's Hobßon-stroet Shop. ANTED Known—Violius(with bows), only Is 6d; lot of Piano Music, consisting of best known Irish and Scotch Songs, 4d; Cash Boxes, 3s; Corkscrews, 2d; Tobaooo Stands, 9d; Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, (>d ; Hall Match Boxes, Id; Luminous Metal Match Boxes that shino in the night, 6d; grand lot of Ornamental Ovol Mirrors, Is Id and 2s; nico lot of Vasos, 9d'{ Handsome Glass Luetres, witli drops, 2s 6d tho pair; Glass Baskots, Cd; Tea Caddies, 8d and lid; Shoo Brushes, 2s (id tlio set; grand lot of Jointed Toy Figurefl, Id; Monoy-boxos, Id nnd Id ; lota of otlior Toys, Id to lid ; Joek-in-Uie Box, 4d; children's Largo China Tea Sota, Is Od ; Clockwork Mioo, la A few Rooklng-horsos cheap, eto., etc., etc., at Dampior'sHobßon-sfreet Shop ■Vtr ANTED KNOWN, GOODISON'S FOR™VALENTINES ! VALENTINES!! VALENTINES!!! GREAT VARIETIES IN JAPANESE ARIMA, BASKET WARE, TASSIMA BOXES, MANDARLV SWIMMERS, BIRDS OF BEAUTIFUL PLUMAGE, SCISSORS, DOLLS, SUNSHADES, &c. &c. &«. STERLING GOLD AND SILVER JEWELLERY, THOUan NOT TOK LARQBST STOCK IN THE COLONY, CKRTAINLY THE CIIBAI'IiST, AND CONTAINING A 81'LENDID ASSORTiIENT. ARTISTIC IMITATION JEWELLERY, CLOCKS, ELECTRO PLATE, STATIONERY, CUTLERY, GLA9S, CHINA, AND FANCY GOODS Generally we havo a Stock unsurpassed by any in tho Colony, at prioos dofying compoU tlon. Each article guaranteed, it being need less to add oxahnnged If not approved, that being no new phase in our trade, out adopted at Its commencement. Wo havo also marked our goods in plain figures and at tho lowest prico; and by doinou stration proved tho snecoss of the plan: Its ap- Sreciation shown by tho increased patronago of le year just closed, for whioh wo most cordially thank our many friends. Our Trade Motto is Stuj, the Samjs : SMALL PROFITS & QUICK RETURNS, And our goods aro marked in unison with it. Noto tlio Address— GOODSON'S T ONDON A RCADE, OODSON'S -M)NDON ARCADK. AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON, AND CHRISTCHURCH. WANTED KNOWN. The King of Vogotablo Tonics ia NEIL & CLIFFORD'S HOP BITTERS. Aro bolng used by all olohrcs — Merchants, Lawyers, Tradesmen, Seamen, Landsmen, Women, and Children. Thomoat flattering and overwhelming testimony of unmistakable benefit pouring in daily. _? 6d a Bottle j 5 Bottles fob 10s. DIARRIKEA POWDER AND CHOLERA DROPS. Tho best known rcmodlos for! theso complaints so prevalent in summor months. It is not uufo to bo without it. Is each. Fresh Shipments of Horbß, Roots, and Bark ovory month of orory dcsoriptlon: best quality \ Wholesalo and Retail. at lowest possible prloee. Consultation poreonally or by letter. NEIL * C LI F F O RD, HERBALISTS. BOTANIC DISPENSARY: WELLRBLEY STREET EAST AUCKLAND. Harbour Board Notices. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. ENGINEER FOITcONSTIIUCTION OV CALLIOPE GRAVING DOCK. Harbour Board Ofilco, Auckland, Janimrj' 15,1884. Applications for the Appointmontof Knglneor to Prepare Plans and Specifications, and Super intend the Construction of Calliopa Graving Dock, will bo recoived at this Office until TUES DAY, tho lUth February. 18St. at noon. Full particulars may 00 obtained ui»n appli cation at this olDco. 1 Applications to bo endorsed "Engineer for Calliope Graying Dock." C. B. JSTONE. Chairman.



A UCJOrfAUP JfARBOUR BOARD. TENDERS FOR TOTARA PILES. Harbour Board Ofllco, Auckland, Fob. 8,1881. 'Ponders will bo received at this Oflloo until TUESDAY, tho Jth Atarch, 1881, ut noon, for the supply of 110 Totara Piles in terms of specifica tion to be seen at tho Engineer's Oflico. Tho lowest or any tondor not necessarily apccptcd. Tenders to bo cridorsod, " Tcndor for Totara Piles." O. B, STONE. Chairman. Medical. ALUABLE TO SUFFERERS.—The famous Gorman Baunscheldtism system of euro for gout, rheumatism and other ncllto diseases by porforutlon with tho lobenswcckcr, is now administered in Auckland. — Lottora addressod J.S., Star Ofllco, will receive immediate attention. DR. WILKINS, Consulting Surgeon, is at Surgory—Morning, 10 until 12; Kvon ing, 7.30 until 8.30. Consulting-rooms: Corner of Queon-Btroot and Wost Queen-street, opposito South Britith Insurance Building, Auckland, DEAFNESS.— Drs. Harvey & Pritchard's (Aural Surgeons to the Royal Ear Infir mary and King's Collegp Hospital, London) in, valuable Remedies. Sond stamps for posting particulars to " Auriculiat," 296, Qnc©n*Btroot, Auckland. ' THE Beet ProparotiQn eitant for promot ing Hair Growth ia Dr. Erasmus Wilson's LO riON FOR THE HAIR. It is prepared from the original formula of this eminent authority by Charles Butohkr, Pharmacou tical Chomlst (Victoria and New Zealand) junction of Pitt and Qroy-stroeta. Auckland. o k ----#•-• a. All ohildron sufTor from them. If Buspoctod.aak for the Certain Cure, SIIARLANtfS WORM POWDERS, .ipaoket Apothecaries' Hall.' opposito Post-ofiloe . SEGRETTIS INSECT POWDER.-The best and most reliable In the market In perforated canisters. Price. Is 6d. — IT. C. SnAgLAND, Apothecaries' HalU EATSI RATS! HAT'S !-Os- SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTB,' Rata eat it greedily, and die; no stnull. Price, One Shilling a Hottto." F. C. 3HARLAND opposite Post-ofilce. PECIAIi TINCTURE OF PODO PHYLLUM is the best known remedy for fitomaph, Liver, and Kidney Disorders, ls.^- GoODSQW. London Arcade, AB^nti DR. ARNOLD'S PENNYROYAL AND STKKICPILL3.—The moat popular medicine of tho day. Price, 2a 6d ft box.—Colo, nial Agent f 0. S:iiahtj\np, mipoutto tho Poat- OfflCC; ' mOOTITACHE CURE -^ Inatantanoous JL Reliof-ODONTALGIC.-ls per botUe.- F. C. SHARLAND (opposite Post-office). O~O~X AND SO N, • DENTAL SURGEONS, Beg tq inform, their Pafipnts (fqy oonfl denco and pofrpnagb tnoy tondor hearty thanks) thiit they ha'vo takon more Central Rooms over Goodßon's Arcade, Quoon-strcet (first floor, now promises of tho Australian Mutual Provident Society), whoro thpy may bo Consulted on and after Monday, January 2 jT % R I y a U op B«jnor Otto Hug, TJIB CPLKfiRATKp SWISS MEPICAJ, CLAIRVOYANT, From CnmsTonußcn. ST. MUNGO CHAMBERB. SIGNOR HUG may be consulted from Mon day, February 4, at his Rooms, Queen-Btreot, opposito the Bank of Now Zealand, and few doors from Shovtland-Btroot. All kinds of Disea§e§ trea^eS,, Herbal remo dicg only useg, 7EALANDIA BOUQ U. ET, JLA THE NATIONAL PERFUMR The Sweetest and mos£ IJanakcr. chiol Por'u^ q{ thp Ony." it haj Dean before tho WtnV Zjiajana'wa Australian Public lor many years with unprecedented success. Manufactured by SHARLAND & CO., AUCKLAND;



rillAP I j U'l CE "SALIN E. :Th,ia Saline forms a sparkling draught equal to ftiiy natural or artificial water, which renders ft especially valua.b\e tq t»voll9ra m< warm plimfttes. It rollevca "Hfiadaphe and Sictaess, allays Fobrjlo Syinptoraß; a.rid alrorda-iifitnediato relief in &11 sirifelo ■Derahgem£n.ts of.gtomapa, It \viU- ba' found exceedfn,glT valuEMe ifr Purifying th,e igload a^d Ooollpg the System, and thus preyenting thqao-unpleasant Erjiptions and Pimplps so- common to nikhy at tfie change of.the seasons. In Bottles, atonnercd and cased, 2s6d,—F. C. SHARLAND, Apothecaries' Hall. '



Miscellaneous Wanteds. A LADY (teachdr) requires Board and Rcnidonco (private family prcforrcd), or 2 Unfurnished Itoorus, with Hoard; must bo !n tho vicinity of Hobson-strci'.t, Pitt-Blroet, or Karangahapo Road.—Address "Rita," Stau Ofilco. T> 0A R D OF EDUCATION. Applications for the Head-mastership of the Nkwton East School are again invited, and will bo received by the Board on or beforo THURSDAY, 21st February instant. Candidates who have already applied and who wish to renew their applications should send in their names, but need not send fresh testimonials. Any Candidate who, cither directly or In directly, is concerned in canvassing members of the Board, or of the School Committee, will be disqualified. By order of tho Board. VINCENT K. RICK, Sooretary. BOOTS AND SHOES.-J. J. Austin's Boots and Shoes onco worn always worn, —75, Victoria-street, and City Market INK I INK I—For Sale, Cheap, a few pairs of Pads and somo Bottles of Ink (various colours).—Apply Staii Offlco. ADY HOUSEKEEPER wanted by an cldorly gontloman ;no servant kept; tho washing put out: ago betweou 25 and 36; small liuuso iii a rural district.—Address, with full nartieulars, A X, ofllco of thia tutpor. WANT six of the most difficult figures to fit In Auckland to Try my All-wool Trouaei-s to Measure, at 16s Cd.—J. Williams, Tho People's Tailor, Vlctorla-sti-oct. PARTNERSHIP.— An opening has oc curred in a Business in this city for an onorgetic Young Man of good address; £300 required.—"Energetic," Stau Office. TO BOYS.—Wanted, a Good Boy for a Gentleman at Mount Albort, to assist in tho gnrdou, clean boots, knives. &c., &<■..: good wages and good homo.—Apply to F. G, Bwing toi), musical. THE MIGNON PIANO. Messrs ]S[icholson & Co., OP SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE, Will shortly have tho pleasure of introducing to the Public of AUCKLAND A Sorios of PIANOS and ORGANS which hare attained an Immense Success In NEW SOUTH WALKS AND VICTORIA. These Instruments (detailed bolow^ will bo found quito now to this Colony, and far suporior to any previous importations. Owing to tho largo transactions of Mossrs Nicholson and Co., possessing, as thoy do, the Largest Muslo Ware houses In Sydney and Melbourne, tho firm la onabled to nrnko such arrangements with tho Homo Houses, and not only secure tho Best Instruments, but at Lowor Kates than it is possible nnyotlior linn this uidu the Equator can possibly do. THE MIGNON PIANO Is tho Most Wonderful Instrument ever intro luced to Australia. Tho Bale of this Beautiful Model has now roaohod tho unprecedented number of FIFTY MONTHLY. No oilier Instrument, either In tho Australlas or England, ever had such a sale, THE MIGNON PIANO Is Iron-framed, Is Overstrung (doublo oblique), 1b Trichord, and 7 Octaves In compass. THE MIGNON PIANO Is Cased in beautiful Walnut, and Kbonised or with oxqulslto Gold Engraving: the most chaste Piano over manufactured. THE MIGNON PIANO Possesses the Finest Tone, possesses the Best Touch, and is without doubt tho Grandest Mo dium-Blzed Piano extant THE MIGNON PIANO Contains «very Improvement that the larger and moro oxponsivo instrument!) possess, and is fit to gracn any drawing-room. THE MIGNON PIANO Is preferred to all olhors of similar value- be oauso it Is so vastly superior. THE MIGNON PIANO IS MATCHLESS IX TONE. THE MIGNON PIANO 13 GRANDLY CONSTRUCTED. THE MIGNON PIANO IS THE PERFECTION OF ELEGANCE. MESSRS NICHOLSON AND CO.'S MMQVS WHJUEB PIANO, Anotiibr Bio Succnss. This Instrument, liko tho "MIGNON," la manufactured sololy and exclusively for Messrs N. and Co., tied is ono of the largest and best Pianos evor turned out of a Factory. THE WILMER PgAN.O ALWAYS RECOMMENDS ITSELF, THE WHfMTIR PIANO. Ten of thesn romarkablo Instruments are in constant dally use at tho Methodist Ladles' Collego in Melbourne. THE WH.UER PIANO Ju a noble Instrument—none to compare with it in Auokland, THE WIWHW FJANO STANPS LIRB A ROCK, MESSRS NICHOLSON AND CO. were the first to introduce the RONISCH PIANOS to Australia and Now Zealand. THE ROWSqH PIANOS. Sep (ho Largo, Upright, Qra.nd, Superior to, aU Bflch Manufacture, os have ho«i previously ndbml to the Public of Auckland. THE RONISCH PIANOS, Six different Models. THE RONISCH PIANOS Haro been used In Australia for tho past Ten Yrabs, o.nd with unvarying success. MESSRS NICHOLSON & CO., Are * SOLE AGENTS For ALL AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND, For tha CLQUGH AND WARREN AMERICAN ORGANS, Th.o Finest and Cheapest Organ ever mode? THIRTY MODELS KEPT IN STOCK. Once aeon n.ml hofiixi, the public will buy none qth. j>r but these celebrated and well-tried PIANCIS 4NJ) ORGANS, IVfeaara Niohol6on & Co. will Invito the most critical examination of these Instruments, feeling assured that the verdict of tho profession and public will bo unanimous In favour of theao superb models. Further particulars in futuro issues of. this Paper. "•*•' ' NICHOLSON &, CO., SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE. Land and Estate Agents. _j, Q JJ WINSTON, ESTATE AGENT iEßTAß.Li§npp 18 y^ns!, ; TO HE LET. at p&muen*. *p? oae year certain -4T\P jHsrmahed Hausp and exceptionally ; lovely grou.nd? oclenß^ng lac Hon. ?, M/.tchel^ftn. ■ '.-'•>■ '■: '" ;■ 1 FOR SALE, at Hooky Nook, a New Stoop, and nwelllpsi, wtfl SfM earner- Airptme^t. This {an flfet-rate poaitSCffl for ft bufeW, hfibti ! majer-. ordrappr,.. ..;. (~. , i; - . t. ;«. . HOUSES, Shops, Cottages, Farms, and lovely-Volcanic Allotments at Rocky, 1 Nook For Sale.—F. G, Ewinston.



To Let TO LET, a two-roomed Cottage,—Apply J. Abbot, Hobson-street. TO LET, Commodious Storo near the Wharf; rent 30a.—Apply J. It. Randcraon. TO LET, Two Front Rooms, Furnished or Unfurnished.—Apply to Mrs Jackson, Randolph and Pitt-streets, Newton. TO LET, Large Concrete Shop next to our premises, Wellesley-street. — Taylor and Entrican. O LET, 3-Roomed Cottage, furnished ; two minutes' walk from Queen-street.— For address apply Star Office. mo LET, furnished or Unfurnished JL Rooms with partial Board. — Terms moderate.—Apply Star office. TO LET, convenient Premises with cel lar. Firat-closs business site.—Apply W. V. Stevens, High-street Clinmbers. TWO LET, Two Front Rooms, with iire placo, Unfurnished. — Miss Wedding, Bradford-streot, Parnell. nnO LET, Shop with 4 rooms; newly done JL up; next to Foloy's, corner nf Hobsonand Victoria-streeU. O LET, for a term, in Parnell, Com fortably Furnished Six-roomed House; gas laid on.—X.Y.Z., Star Oflleo. TO LET, Heuso in George-street; four rooms, verandah front; buck of Collego Road, near Suffolk Hotel.—Apply VV. Bacon. TO LET, at North Shore, a Shop and Dwelling, 5 rooniß.—Apply Mrs Jervis's Registry, Devonport. TO LET, Houso with Shop, near Queen street ; S-roomed Cottaf/o in Parnell, rent oa.—Apply Store, Stanley-street, Mechanics' Bay. TO LET, a New Houso of 4 rooms and scullery and gardon.—Apply Mr Carless, O'Neill-street, Ponsonby. TO LET, a 5-roomed House with Car pontcr's Workshop, on corner of Plcton and Ponsonby Road.—Apply to William Rossor, Wood-street. TO LET, 4-roouicd House, Wost-streot, Nowton; also, 4-roomcd Houso, Vincent stroet, with kitchen, gas, water. — Apply Bal mont House, Vincont-streot. TO LET, Stokes Road, Mount Eden, a Six-roomed Cottago, fitted with gratos, oven, cupboards, &o. Rent, 16s.—Apply to Mrs Harrison, next house. TY\O LET, a Fruit and Greengrocer's I Shop In a good position for business; also, ono adjoining.—Mrs Taylor, corner of Pitt and Beresford-streeto. a 10 LET, a House containing 6 rooms, with Shop woll adapted for a Butcher or Grocer, in Norfolk-stroot.—Apply to W. Rossor, Wood-street. TO LET, Threo Unfurnished Rooms, with fireplaces; ono with bay window, blbo colonial oven In onn; rent, 7s fid.—Apply Stab Ofllee. TO LET, Shop, with handsome plate-glass window, in Wakofleld-strcot, adjoining tho Clarendon Hotel.—Apply J. M. & J. Mowbray, Land Agor.te, Fort-straot. TO LET, for two months, a Comfortably Furnished Houso of 8 rooms, with gardon. on main road, Parnoll.—Apply to J. M, and J. Mowbray, Land Agents, ForUtroet. rpO LET, at Mount Edon, 1 Six-roomed JL Villa, bay window, vorandah, four fire places with roglstor gratos, tanks, collars, out houses, wash-houso with copper.—Apply Jcsao Stokes, Mount Eden Road, opposlto tho Urange. O BE LET, in Hobson-strcot, opposite SL Mritthow's Church, an old-established Bakory. The Shop and Dwelling are oommo diouß, and tho bakehouse is woll adapted for a largo business. This business slto affords a raro opportunity to a now arrival or others desirous of commonclng business, — Apply to F. O. Ewlngton. , TDUSINESS OFIICES,-4Two Offices To J) Lot In tho central part of Queon-streot^— Apply D. F. Evans, Estate Agont, Queon-stroet. iniiELTENHAM BEACH.—To Let, a \J Furnished House. — Apply R. and R. Duder, North Shore, TO MERCHANTS, FORWARDING AGENTS, LITEUY STABLEKEEPERB, &c —T» Lot, LARGE PREMISES in Durhain stroet, adjoining the Haymarkct, recently oo oupied as stores Dy Messrs T. and S. Morrin and Co.; Tory suitable for any business requiring larga space im tho centre of tho city.—Apply to Mr n. H. Witt, adjoiniJig; or W. and E. Bqeton, Wakofloldstroat, _ XTTAREHOUSR TO LET OR LEASE. Warcliouso of two Btprles, with oxcellttnt collar, In Albort and Little Queen-streete. B. TONKB ft CO. mo let (FORNISHKD), THE RESIDENCE OF W. MOTION, Esq., WESTERN SPRING LODGE, With 12 to 47 acres Land. j Full particulars from D. F. EVANS, Land and Estate Agent. Electoral. •mO THE ELECTORS OF NEWTON X DISTRICT, PROVINCIAL DISTRICT OF AUCKLAND. - Gontlemon,-I havo tlio honour to inform you that it is my Intention to offor myself ns a Candidate to roprosent you at tho ensuing Election, and I plcdgo mysolf to do all I oan to forward your interest and the wol faro of tho people of Now Zealand in tha General Astenibly, and will positively co to the Poll. WM. GEO. GAHRARD, • == Amusements, ! r—7 : .■■'.'...' . ' BERESFORS-STREET CQ^GREGA -I'IONAL CHURCH CHOIR. MOONLIGHT CONCERT MOONLIGHT P.S. VICTORIA, P. a VICTORIA. A Cqnoert In aid of tlio New Organ Fund will he given by the above Choir (weather permit ting) OX BOARD TUB P. S. VICTORIA, ON TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 12. Loavlng tho Wharf at 8 p.m. sharp, CRUISING IN THE HARBOUR, And roturnlng at 10 p.m., PROGRAMME. O vorturo—" L'Aureole ".. Band. '•Canadian Boat Song" .. Bcrcsford-atrect Church Choir. Duet—" Fairy Dreams". .Misses Pcuco and Geo. Song—"Tho Little Hero ". .Mr Murray. Walt?—" Briso dcs Mints " (Lamothe).. Band. Song—"Dream Faoeso..MissHaylos. '.' Part Song —"See our Oars with Feathered Sprayl'.. Cho.ir- Duet-I'What aro the Wild Waves Saying?".. Miss Poqco and Mv Muv-ray. Operatic Soleotion...Band. Song—''Sailing 11 —Mr W. Hooton. Part Song-Loose tho Sail, Rest the Oar," by Dr. Bridge, Organist, Westminster Abbey ..Beresford-j3treet Church Choir. Song—" Tho Midshipmito'1. .Mr Abel. "Bon Ton ".-Band. Part Song—l' Good Night, Good Night, Beloved" (Pinsuti).. Choir. CONDUCTOR ....MR. J. P, HOOTON. Tickets, 2s each, to be had of any member of tho Choir, and on the wharf on tho evening of the Concert, Direct Supply Store _; TUST ARRIVED AND TO g " %3 S BE SOLD CHEAP. & WINE GLASSES, Sgdoaen H g LARGE TUMBLERS, 3s dozon g H WHITE AND GOLD CHINA CUPS _. AND SAUCERS. 6s dozon. PLATES, < 5 TEAPOTS, SUGAR BOXES TO fe MATCH in pattern and prico W W STOVE ORNAMENTS, la eoch and S O upwards H 3 BOX IRONS (unequalled), 3fl 6d. WEIGHING SCALES, only 7s, Od SPRING BALANCES, 10d each M ~ RNJVES AND JfORKS. good and ohcap o y CARVERS g O 3TEEL. NICKEL, AND E.P. SPOONS O AND FORKS " 1-1 FANCY GOODS of all descriptions, a ~ Beautiful Selection - GARDEN TOOLS of all kinds t-c _! IMDIA-RUBBER HOSE, HOSE PIPES, O g with jets and roses g g CARPENTERS TOOLS in vnrip^ R TINVVARE " _j „ FURNISHING IRpijiiONGERY, &c. £33 ■ td h S O rriHE T^IRECTOUPPLY QTORE. w H luE 1/IRECTOUPPLY OTQRE, § M 249, QUEEN-.STREET, ' g § THREE DOCyRB AUOVB WEHESLEY-ST. gj —^^>ig Tender* m O B U I LDER, §, Tenders will be rece.\V6il up to, uowi on MON DAY, the IStfi inatajit, foj .the Erection of a' Cctta.gp oa. View Road. Mount Eden. ' *' Plans, etc., at our Offices, Quoeif-stroet ED\VD. BIAHONEY & S.O.^; Ayp&Ueets, mp BUlLDSßa.—Tenders will be re- X ceive? ujitil noon of THURSDAY, the.' mh iijst., for the erection of a Hmrso at Mount Ed,on:^Apply to1' James Stdkes, Stpk^S's RotVd, Mount Edcnj ■• ■'< > ■'■ '• '■■ ___*_ I TO BUILDiEBS.-^Teßders wanted far! JL the Ei-cctiou oi a Villft Residence ot Green ' LanftiPlans, fee at my Oifloo in Victoria-, i streetWCst-^-Jtf. HEXDEBSON. Architect.. I Cjoilnnsd OB ?lT«t V9S9



For Sale. T7IOR SALE, a thoroughbred Newfound- JT land Slut; sold on account of travelling.— Apply "0.H.," Stak Ofilco, FOR SALE, cheap, a Second-hand Bicycle, £0-inch ; price, £710s.—Apply at Moulton Cottage, Exeter-street, Newton. FOR SALE, Houses, Allotments, Farms, Businesses. Hotels.—Giant and Crossan, 75. Queen-street (Thornton, Smith and Firth's Buildings). FOR SALE, a Groomed House with 2-roomed Cottage at back; well-built; gas laid on ; splendid garden: good position ; near Post-office, Karangahape Road. Terms easy,— Apply J. It. Hamer, Land Agent, Newton. I TOR SALE, 1 Bagatelle Table, complete 1 with cues.- balls, markers. &c—For particulars, npply to Jno. and K. Leydon, Auctioneers, Queen-street. 0 BE SOLD, the Balance of my Lease of Shop and Premises, Welleslcy-alreet, next door Shamrock Hotel.—3. H. Cox. im (5 ii s a Z e~^ GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE WITH EXTKNBIVH GROUNDS FOR SALB. Situated three miles from Auckland by rail or road ; good viow, grounds richly and tastefully luid out with tho choicest shrubs and flowers laid out, kept in first-class order, lawn, drive, and large orchard. Houbc contains 12 rooms, lofty and large size. Conservatory, Bath-room, Laundry, Wash-house. Man's Hoom, etc., etc. Three - stalled stable, loose-box, lofts with grainery, cart-sheds, cow-bails, fowl-house, and every modern convenience; force-pump with well, tank, etc., etc. Land richest description or roleanio soil. R. C. GREENWOOD. E~ V 0 N I5 6 R ¥, NORTH SHORE. FOR SALE 7 Largo Allotments with beach frontage, hav ing magnificent view of Rangitoto and Its Biirronmlinfjß. 2 Alliit.inmiui In firoy-streot, near Victoria VV'hui-f. A New (JottAKd in St. Ann-street, price £230. fi-roomed House, Mclrose; oornor lot, SO x 200. Pricc,£37s. 4-roomed Cobtago, Victoria Road, price £225. 00 Quartor-acre Sections, in good positions. Will be sold cheap. 5 Choice- Allotments in Domain-street, near Kngltuh Church. I Lota, 47 x 230, oh Lake Road, and adjoining Flagstaff lilll. 11 Good Allotments, 41 x 18, near Mr J. B. Itusscll's, 20a per foot Must bo sold. ? Lots (volcanic) in Korrstroot, 106 x HB, with two cottages. £OJO. vory ohoap. 1 Lot near District School, good view, 04 x 118. Prico «200. 10-roomod New House, with Immediate posses sion. Price, £800. Apply to R. & R. DUDER, Devoxport Stokb. A LLOTMENTS FOR SALE.—Beauti- XX. ful Allotment, Sholly Boachßoad: Large Block, Anglesoast.: Nice Allotment, Parnell, water frontage. Particulars on application.— S. E. Hughes, Estate and Financial Agent Vulcan Lane. r\N SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. SOO SACKS FEED OATS 200 „ MILLING OATS 100 „ N.Z. MAIZE 50 „ FOWL WHEAT Also, always on hand— Wood's Klour, Bran, Sharps, Chaff, Onions, Cantbubury Potatoes, Auckland Nkw Potatoes, Corned Bkkf, &o. Wliolesalc and Retail. ALBERT AND ROBERT EATON, PRODUCE MERCHANTS. Fort-gtroet (next to Cußtomß-houee). "VT EWOA ST L E CQ A L,. On Sale at our Depot, Railway Wharf, 800 TONS BEST SCREENED, ox Wcnona. Special quotations for quantities. Apply UAMO COLLIBRY COMPANY, 14, Queen-street. Aleetines. HE LICENSED VICTUALLERS OF CITY NORTH Aro requested to moot at the Victoria Hotel THIS (Monday) EVENING, at 7.3 Q. 1 R. F. LURB, Seprotary. PONSQNBY CHORAL SOCIETY.— ReheuFsals will be resumed in tho Odd fellQWß'«all on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, Uth February.-A. L. PARSONS, Hon. Seg. UNION LODGE. QF MARK MASTER MASONS, No. 154, E.0.-Tho Regular Monthly Oommunicatlon will be held in the l-odgo-room, Freemasons' Hall, TO-MQRHOW (Tuesday) EVENING, at VM p'clftck precisely. VisiUni; Mark Mr«(hrcn auo invited to, aticud. By command of Uie W.M,-THOS, W. KXTT. Secretary. BLUE RIBBON ARMY. — LADIES' Committee.—All Members of the Ladieß' Committee, and their lady friends willing to co-oporato, aro invited to Meet at 3 o'clock on WEDNESDAY Afternoon, at tho Temperance Hall, to consider plans and arrange for promot ing tho "Tomperanco ticket" at tho ensuing Election for Licensing Committees.—A. Bhame, President; A. IluTcnixsoN, Sec. THE EQUITABLE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION OF NKW ZEALAND. NQtico is horeby given that, in. tern^s of th,o Articles of Association, tlip AnnuftJ Goueral Meeting of the Compuny will he hold, in the Company's offices, Bond-street, Dunedin, pn MONDAY, 3v4 Jlftrnh, at 3 p.m. • Bi)sinosß: To rcceiTo the Diroctoia* Report ai\d l)id;\nM>-sUt:eV for twelve months ended Slst Dopcinhor, 1883; the election of t\yq Djpectors' and two Auditors. Proxies must bo in writing, and lodged at tho Bogistorcfl Offloo of the Company forty-eig^t hours beforo date of meeting. Tho Sharo Register will bo Closed tor Trans fers until after the mcctina. W. O. KIRKCALDY, Manager. Duncdln, 11th February, 1884. DiYigeuthfe mpE COLONIAL BAKK OF NEW ZEALAND, PAintVP C 1J'ffjJ. ,,,,,,.,.... £400,00 ft RKBKHYK FOMD.'.u ~ £JI,OOQ The DIVIDEND for Half.ycay ended 31st December last, at the ratq of 7 por ceut por annum, will be payable to the Proprietors on tho Auckland Register at tho Auckland and Cambridge Branches of tho Bank, on and after Uth instant. By order of the Board. GEO. CQWJIS, General Manager,. Dunedin, Olh February, 1884. IN THE MATTEB OF THE AS SIGNED, ESTATE QF JOHN C. ABTON, A Dividend at tho rate of 6s In tho £ Is flow Payable at my Office to CredUws herein, /^V««THOS, CATER, A First Dividend at tho tbXb of Ninepcnoo in tho c is now Payable at my office to all Creditors who have duly proved thoir clalnis, Dated 11th February, 1884, ARTHUR D, BENNETT, Trustee, Highrstreet. Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME-COURT OP NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter ot "The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1870," and tho sevoral statutory amend ments thereof, and in tho mattor of the Bank ruptcy of Thomas Cater, of Hobsonville, in the Provincial District of Auckland, Potter, a Debtor. 1 hereby summon a General Moiitlngof ail tho Creditors of the above-named Thomas Cater to bo held at my Offlco. ilteh-strcet, Auckland, on MONDAY, the eighteenth day of February, 1881, at two o'clock in the afternoon, for the pu{-pos.p ot receiving my roport, and if the Creditors think desirable, of passing a resolu. tion that tho said Debtor bo forthwith dis charged. Dated at Auckland this 11th day of February, 18S1. " ARTHUR D. BENNETT, Trustee Wm. Tjiofnr, Qucon-Btroot and Vulcai) Lahe, Debtor's Solicitor. . ■■■-■• i; JN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, HOLDEN AT AUC£i*ANI>. In tho matter, cj "'l'he Bankruptcy Act, 1883," and of the BanSruptcy of James Robertson, ci Newniarket, near Auckland, Pastrycook, a Bankrupt Notice is heiiedy arvnK that by an order of tho said Court, at Auckland, the above-named Jamea Robertson was this day adjudicated a Bankrupt within tho intent and meaning of the above-mentioned Act. The First Moeting of Creditor will bo held at my office, Scjiremc Court Buildings, in tho City of Auckland, on SATURDAY, the lGtli day of Fobrnary instant, at 11 o'clock a.m. Proof of debt and proxy forms can bo obtained at ray Qfflco. Dated this tipih day of February, 1884. J. LAWSON, Official AB3igneo in BankVupt«y. O. T. Kektlev, Qucon.-fl.twti Auckland, Bankrupt's Solicitor.. TN. BA N RUP TC- V.. ' IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, HpLDJIN AT AUCKLANP, ' A In '^i? matter .of, " ipio.lJankTOptcy Act, iBBS." NoTicii 'is.' usrku.v oiysn that T, Jams I Robe»t9OJ(. of Nowjnarket k near the City ci' Auckland, in New Zealand. Pastrycook, have i tins day Sled in tho said Court, at Auokhind, a I Petition to. bo Ad jsdieated a Bankrupt, , Pated this niew day of Febrwirf, 18«. I JAMES ROBERTSON. O. t\ RewiVkv. yueonsstrcot, Auckliuid, goiicHwior' the «ald James Robertson,



__^ Shipping. T3AY OF ISLANDS REGATTA. EXCURSION TO RUSSELL. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12. The Union Steamship Co's s.s. ROTOMAHANA will leave Railway Wharf on TUESDAY, the 12th instant, at G p.m., remaining at Russell during the Regatta, and arriving at Auckland on Friday Morning, tho 15th instant. RETURN FARES....TWENTY SHILLINGS, Exclusive of Meals. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. T~5 TJWR FREIGHT OR JJ CHARTER. T'lo -fP'omlid clipper barque E. Nordback, Master. US tons rogistor, now on her maiden voyage, carries 510 tons dead weight or mensuroment, is open for Freight or Charter. Apply to THE NEW ZEALAND SIIirPIN'O COMPANY IHMITED), Agents. A.s£ rpHE NEW ZEALAND A SHIPPING CO.'S LINE. •4&EEIE3im ship opa wa, < I gßaa3Js3»S6J' From London. All Claims against the above-named Vessel in respect of her Inward Cargo must be rondored to tho undersigned, in duplicate,, on or before noon on WEDNESDAY, 13th instant, otherwiso they cannot be recognised. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. (LIMITHD), Agents. A.^- nP HE NEW ZEALAND ± SHIPPING COS. LINE. ■^j|E?|™2Bl SHIP TURAKINA, aS^S^ From LONDON. All Claims against the above-named Vessel in respect of her Inwacd Cargo must bo rendered to the undorsignod, in duplicate, on or before noon on WEDNESDAY, 13th instant, otherwise they canhot be recognised. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. (LIMITED), Agents. A.s£ rnHE NEW ZEALAND ;s££££& -*- SHIPPING CO.'S AMAZO"N, FROM NEW YORK VIA WELLINGTON. The above vessel having reported at tho Customs, Consignees arc requested to pass entries and obtain delivery ordois from tho undesigned for their Goods without delay. Cargo imdeding tho dischargo of the vessel will bo landed and stored at Consignees' risk and expense. Captain Nordbick will not bo responsible or any Debts contracted by his Crow without his written authority. TIIK NEW ZKALAND SHHTINa COMrANY (LraiTMD), Agents. Auckland, February \\, 18&1. Business Notices. SEALING-WAX far Fruit Cans, sold by all Ironmongers and others; 8d single pound, M 71b parcels. Wholosalo at Manu factory, Albert-street, Auckland.—O. Williams. T7IDYVARD BARTLEY, Arohitoet, Sticli- JLU bury'a Buildings, Quecn-strcot. ' JUST RECEIVED, ex Tongariro, a Stock of Artists' Materials.—J. LEECH, Short land-street; OMESTIC SEWING MACHINES, tho best in the nwkot, at Shakespbar and Co.'s, opposite the market, Quekn-btrket. BICYCLES.— Finest Collection ever seen in Auckland at SHAKRBIPBAR& Co.'s,oppo- Blta the Market, Qokkv-street, BICYCLE.S,-BIOYCLES.-"Coventry," "ImpevteL'"1 Personal order. Prettiost ohpapeat, in colony. Also, novel seleotionof Accessories. Inspection invited.—a. Richard son, Mr Earle's. High-street, "fcJOTICE is hereby given that unless the -Ll grazing and expenses are paid within fourteen days from this date, the following Horses will bo sold by auction at tho Sale Yal£. a,?f» M?r 3srs »nii No'an, Auokland, on FRIDAY, 22nd February, 18&t;~Onc Cheat nut More i no brands; has teen running on my land at Mount Albort since November, 1882; One GliCßlnnt Filly; no brands; haa been running on my land, Mount Albert, for the last six months. 11. C. GREENWOOD. Auckland, Bth February, isti. pONSONBY VINEYARD. GRAPE.& GRAPES. GRAPES, Wholesale and Retati, THOMAS STKADMAN & 30., Seed Merchants, Next to Mr Wiaeman'B, Quoen street. "TVTEW DRESSMAKER'S AND MlL ni-ir WNWa ESTABLISHMENT. _ MRB PAVY has much pleasure in informing tho Lad>si of.the C ( tyof Auckland and Suburbs that sb,e has commenced business in Hobson s'/P^WpMito Clyde House, as DRESB MAKER and MILLINER, and hopes, by endoa. yawing to ploase and by Rensonablo Chareoo to merit a share of tho Ladies' patronage; Straw Hata and Bonnets Cleaned. Ala* Music Draw ing, and Wax and othor Fassy Work taught by the Misses Davy. * Zh R E E % GRfe Yal¥Vna^ yA^n be?er 88 R°aioWßl- Bill Collecting Distraints f or Renta Property Brolcera,ge SHEWI^^r^fe^TRKKT (VPTCSjfs b,ahk op K?w aRALANn. rjHMSTOFLK AND CIE, PARIS. Whojesalo Agonoy; 100, Elizaheth-Btreet. Mel bourne. TfALENTINES I VALENTINES f> Tho Newest Designs is VALENT I N; E S Plush, Satin, Hand Po^cd, Perfuniod, Comic, av4 Sentimohtal.'. A Largo Stock to.Soleot From, H. A. COITsON, BJatipnor and Bookseller, •Victoria-street (near Corner of Hohson-strect), Auckland. JOHN TUCKEY, Undertakes, VICTORIA*TBHET WEBT. Begs to notify, to the Public of Auck land that ho has commenced Business w the abovo line, and trusts, by civility and strict attention to business, to merit a sharo oX publio support. Interment ot Adults from ■£<! 10s; do. of Children, £3 10s. N.D.-Notathonddresß: J. TUCKKY, Victoria^itHifttWest TMT R, A. E WHITAKER, BARRISTER ANP SOLICITOR, OFFICE: Corner op High-strekt and Vulcan Lane, Sporting. "\fOTICE TO THE SPORTING XS PUBLIC. As I intend leaving for the Dunedin Au.t\ww Meeting on Thursday next, my Oostowert and the Sporting Publio in genera} are informed that my Book on forthcoming eveu.tn ■will be left with Mr MAY,' wjio wiflajaapay andrceolve during my absence. J. ENKO. Auckland, February. % 4881. A UCKL.AND RACING CLUB. Tlu> Committee of tho above Club offer a Pro? mtum of FIFTY GUINEAS for the Best Design of a GRAND STAND, capable of carrying 2 500 people, and cost not exceeding, say, Kv<j Thousand Pounds). Building to contain Stewards, Soeictanr (2 rooms), Weighing. Luncheon, Bare. Lavatories. Ladies' Retiring Room, &c., Sc also Stewards' and Reporters' Stand. Plans, with.cstimatod Coat of Building, to bo sent in to, the undersigned under cover, with "Motto" and widrcsii, by Ist May next. Any ! further information can bo obtained from tiw> Secretary, WM. PERCIVAL, Sccrotey A.R.C\ Board aud Residence* SUPERIOR Board and Rcsidenca for four Gentlemen.—Nq>x Coucreto Houso, Alborl-strcet, or Grunt una Crossasi, 72, Queen street. __^ , /\LD OLUir"PRIVATE BOARDING \J JIOV9E, Eden Crwoottt. has Vacancies ! for tk Single Gentlehiw, also tax Lady end Gen . tlemiin, with pri vato aitung-room il required. , Plunge a.si 3 siiOiTCes; hatb., WEtLESLEY HOUSE, WWLSSLICY*T., AUOKLANB (Three doors West from Bobson-struct). BOARJD AND EESIDENCE. A Good TablQ kept; lofty and well-ventilatec Bedrooms, Plunge and Shower Baths, and every convenience to ensure the comJorl of Baarden andYisitoca. Terms, £1 per week. H. MASON date ot WellinKton), Froprietresa. ftOVERNOB BROWNE HOTEL, V3T HOIISON-STIlKS'i'. Board and Lodging .. .. .. SOs per Week Singleßoojn ... .. .. .. .. 25» per Week W >- "■ • .. ■. :, :.. . i .i,il».--V «...- lU-;



Persona!. MR. A. DALZIEL is urgently requested to communicate' with Mr Ruble, West Quccn-strcot. Nows of importance for him. Lost and Found. T e> REWARD.—Lost or Stolen from ±J& Stablos. Mills's Lane, West Queen street, 1 dark Mare, while forehead.-Apply Frank Williams, Queen-street Wharf. I7IIVE SHILLINGS REWARD.—Left in a Shop about a week ago, a Scrap Book containing newspaper clippings.—Finder apply Stab Office. TikS REWARD.—Lost, on Thursday, JL \J a Greyhound Pup, answers to name of " Fly."—Anyone returning same to R. Gash, Ponsonby Road, will receive the abovo reward. LOST, last Friday, between Queen-street and Ponsonby, a Gold Seal, with the initials E.M. described on stone.—Finder apply Star Office. OST, on Sunday, Fob. 10, in College . Road, a Gold Locket, hair and photo, in side.—Finder will be rowarded by loaving same at Mr Bartlett'B, Queen-stroct. LOST, in Queen-atreet, by a poor j woman, a Purso containing Three Ono Pound Notes and some Silver.—The flndorwlll bo rewarded on returning same to jjtak Ofllce. OST, a Gordon Sotter Pup. Finder wifl bo rewarded by leaving same at Mr Harris's, Grocer, corner of Cook and Vincent streets. FOUND. —Followed tho advertiser from Mount Eden, a Lemon and While Setter. —Owner call at Garlick and Cianwell's Factory. —Smith. Hotels. HO^VARD'S NEW COMMERCIAL AND FAMILY HOTEL, Opposite the Railway Station, WHANGAItM. This is by far tho largest, best-nppointed, and most comfortable Hotel North of Auckland,, containing Suites of Private Rooms for Families, with Piano, Hath, Commercial, Dining, and Smoking Rooms. SPLKNDID BILLIARD ROOM. Tho Bodrooms are lofty and wnll ventilated1, and most comfortably furnished. Orders by Telegram or Letter will receive prompt attontion. Saddle Horses on Hire, &c, &c. Porter in attendance on Trains and Steamers. G. B. HOWARD, Proprietor. . Money. TIATO £10,000 LENT on Building JLJJL" Soaiety principles, ot on other terms to suit borrowers. Ailolmnnts bought and Houses built on Wookly Payment System Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Sco List of Properties for salo on 4th page. Six pot cent, allowed on money doposited for investment— C. Williamson. Land. Estate, and Financial Agon <ajid Valuer. Higli-atreet. Ancklpad T O iiiUi TO LEND at Current JLJ&t, vW Ratos of Interest onFree ' hold Security. \Y, V. O'SULLIVAN, Sliortland-Btreot. ' MONEY TO LEND, on l?reehold Seourlty, at a low rate of intercat.— Burton and Napier, Solicitors, nigh-Btrcetj Auckland. Auctions. ?. o . B. TONKS.] [B. C. OARK.I [ji. R. TONKS. TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock. -t r CASES PURPLE GAGE PLUMS. i B. TONKS & CO., Auctioneers, TQ-MO R R O W, At II o'clock. GREY CALICOES, MEXICANS. . B. TONKS & CO. WILL sell To-morrow (Tuesday), at U o'clock, 7 BALES GREY CALICOES AND MEXI CANS, 32in., 36in., nnd 72in. TO-MORROW, NOON. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, PERSONAL EFFECTS. BEDDING. Tho Property of a Gentleman leaving . Auckland, removed to the Mart fGr Convenienco of Salo. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, nt Arthur's Mart (Furniture Department). To-morrow, at 12 o'clock noon, PIANOS;. Suites, Harmonium, Organ, Baga telle Table, Mangle, Book Caso, Dining Table, Laj»e Loo Table. Oval and Square Tables, Carpets, Hearth Rugs, Mats, Matting. Oilcloth. Cano and Wood Ohalre, Couches, Books! Chcffonier, Poles and Rings, an American Stove (" Uncle Sam "). Perambulators, Mirrors. Vases, Glass, China, and KarUicnware, Iron Bedsteads (double and single). Wood Bedsteads, Horsehair,! Spring.and FlaxMattrasses,Feather Pillows, Down Quilts. Chests of Drawers, Washslands, Tollot Sets, Toilet Tables, looking Glasses. &c. Personal Effects (Ladies' and Ge£ tlemen's, AISO, i Accordeons. Concertinas, Toys, Clocks, Fancy ■ : Soap, Scent Bottles, Kits, Window and Wall Screens, Boots, Clocks, Jewellery, Clothing. Tinware, &o. * ! "WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2O i At 12 o'Clock. 23-ROOMED HOUSE IN WELLESLEY STREET. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE received instructions to pcll'by auction o» Wednesday, the 20th inbtant. at 12 o'clock, THAT LARGE AND COMMODIOUS HOUSE AND GROUNDS IN WEL LEBLEY-STREKT known as Webb's containing 23 rooms, well llttcd up with all modern conveniences. Thoollotaient has a frontage of 48 feet by a depth of 110 feet, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2G, At 12 o'clock. RESIDENCE OF THE LATE DR. GOLDSBORO'. A L LO T M EN T S; ... AT ONEHUNGA, WHANGAREI, NORTH COTE, &c, &c, &c. D. F. EVANS HAS received instructions from the Executrix of tholato Dr. Goldsboro'to sell by public auction on Tuesday, February 20 at 12 o clock, . . Thor.§S?fe rl?!)iJ o,ana Commodions 'HEBI- DENCE of tho late Dr. Goldshoro', situated on tho Manukau Road, Parnoll. The House comprises eleven rooma, fitted with every convenience; gas and -water laid on; coach-house, stables, man's house, &o. This, is a roost doslrnble pro perty, and siUmtcd in best psrt of Parnell, besides great prospective value ca a ' business site; grand corner; main road frontage. .ONEH.UNGA—Lots 13 and 14 of Section 6, of tho subdivision of allotments Nos. 2, S, .1, andfl. A Good Building Allotment, SOUS' 120, and altuato near the Church Globe. ; ONEHVNGA-Lot No.« of Subdivision inltt idiots o( Part of Allotmont No. 72, of Small Lpt«, Onohungo, 50 x 180, and thoadjoininE JjOt 06, Subdivision of Allotmont 72 Ono hungo. These two Allotments hare a frontage o£ 80 feet to Queon and Grey gtroets. by o depth of 30U feet, also asuh stanttal Cottage, with right to use of welL near rcßidonco of F. Brookllold, Esq. KOURAWHERO, County of Rodney-Lot f& Parish of Kourawhoro, 03 acroa, VILLAGE OF TAMATERAU,. Pariah mt Ohiwa, Lot 15, Village of Tawaterau, con taining I acre, more or less. Also, (At the etime time and placed BIRKENHEAD-Ah«ut 10 aoros ot really D. F. EVANS, Auctioneers. THURSDAY, 21st, KOON. FREEHOLD SUBURBAN PROPERTIES, NORTH SHORE, ~MOUNT ROSKILL. TQ BE SOLD BY AUCTION. By Order of the Trustees of tho Late Mr W. Moriey. ' R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions ~ , *r°m fho Trustees of tho late Mr W. Moriey to sell by public auction, at his Estate, Land, and House Sale-room, "Arthur's Mart* Qnociwfefeot.on Thuraday Zlßt,at 12 o'clock noon NORTH SHORE—That Wcll-sltnatod Pro perty near to tho Victoria Wl>m-r, haviuz «. irontogo to the Beach Road. Tho House con tains 8 rooms, the position is convenient and pleasant, commanding a fine view of tho har bour, city, &c.; but a short distance from the new docks. CLARENCE. STREET -A Nicely-situated Level Allotment, togethor with a well-Uuilt ii vi rpemed Verandah "House, in flret=class conriV tion, nicely finished: situated fcul a sLnrt di t^FlaS ItaffHUK OVe-nearlU>'r0a(1 lea"ir "* " MOUNT ROSKILL galley EondrA Wet flnißhed House of J rooms and two good Ail t- ? e?P "^o'o'wic land. A fast-risms- dl-irict ■ fashionable, healthy, and pleasant noliiibour ho^r convenient to churches, schools, and,.' Cards to view these propertiog can bo ob-. taincd at tho Office of the Auctioneer.